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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

Mr.. Landau, manual training i'll
structor, has introduced five semester
courses this year, including farm car
pentrv, agricultural woodwork, wood
turning, elementary woodwork anil
advanced woodwork. In previous
Years the M. lual train ng students
we're forced to take the course offer
ed; IN year they can take whichev-
err course desired.
The bookkeeping class will take up
partnership sets next semester.
Speed tests in typewriting will be
emphasized in the coming semester,
which will prove very interesting to
the students.
The management of the cafeteria
which has been in the hands of Elsie
Troost and Arlie Palmer has been
turned oyer to Minnie Troost and Ma
ry Worlow. The cafeteria has been
very satisfactory in the past and the
new management with the aid of Miss
Van SICKLE will attempt to increase
it's popularity among the students.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20

deceased, all done under and by vir-
tue of community agreement. and
all creditors are hereby notified to
serve their claims upon the under
signed or upon his attorney of record
and file the same with the clerk of
the above entitled court, together
with proof of such service, within six
months after the date of the first
publication of this notice, or the same
wilt be forever barred.
Dated this goth day of January.
1921.
First publication. Jan. 20, 1921.
S. T. SUBWAY
r. B. LIE COCO. 'f"'
Lynden. Washington, -r,a.
Attorney.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20
IPYTHIANS ENTERTAIN FOR
DEPUTY CHANCELLOR O'NEII

The knights of Pythias of Lynden
had as their guest Monday evening
Charles H. ONeil of Precott, Wash,
deputy grand chancellor OF the state
Mr.. O'Neil maGe stirring talk 70
the lodge on the Principles Of Pyth-
ianism.'
Monday was the regular social
night of the Knights of Pythias and
Pythian Sisters, and cards and dane
ing formed the entertainment of the
evening.
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NEWS OF LINDEN

c. NJ, Dreamer made a business
trip last week to Tacoma and Port
land.
B. c. De Long visited Lynden Tues
day De Long is now salesman for
a wholesale dry goods house.
Mrs. Charles Swenson returned to
Lynden this week from Detroit, Wn.,
where she was called by the illness
of one of her grandchildren. She
brought two of the Cole children
back to Lynden with her.
C. w. Davis has been quite ill dur
ing the past two weeks.
Mr.. arc Mrs, Claude Hoffman of
Hiarysville returned to their home
at the r. +. Jones home in Lynden.
Mrs. NJ. c. Grath of Oakland, Cal.
a sister of Mrs. Harry Walters, al
rived Sunday to visit 1T the Walters
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Craighead left
Tuesday for Seattle. where they Will
attend the hardware end implement
dealers convention.
All ex-service men of Lynden are
invited to attend an open house en-
tertainmet Tuesday. Jan. 25. as the
guests of Albert Hamilton Post of
the American Legion of Bellingham.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the above named court has made and
entered an order in the above entitled
matter vesting all of the property of
above named deceased in the under
signed as the surviving husband of
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF WHATCOM
NO. 4293
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARGARET c. SHUMWAY.
DECEASED.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20
AMERICAS GREATEST FORTUNES

A authority, who position have
prepared the following
howng thirty the
che narS Il lis CON
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-01-20

C. NJ. Dreamer made a business
trip last week to Tacoma and Port
land.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
DEATHS

Wed, p. NJ. Mauoh Chunk. Pa. Msuch
jan. sas &. iSs ss william william s. fssss sSs.s
'e q Hlais.l 'fES,s'' sons ,sss Ssd s5h
-, BogToN.--MARrHA. L.. widow Of WI;
sim q. Bo5sSn On F,r'Eds,y nlshs ot,fes sfes
n 5lh ,S. No. am al . O'Clock. Relatives and
waSs sSss Il fohSJ Jqs Bs.. Il .. ,'2 s51S R.va:
;m,a TsS A. NJ from ia,. IS.ldence dAiS yo,Ss CO,
Sn Church OF Holy Name. Int. Holy sepui-
Es.sss sssf w. !nE gss.s 1s sa1 at III n.
TIi.s bSsfys 3 issSs: ana ria E:SSs
mont privStS. West West Gaufei sriif2n Hii Cemetery. en-
july is %ERM SSSsn ot G Msy Il Si. T.
ssrSiss, Mon. f9a NJ, 'na' ss lsss sts rssidsace'
,$$s,t EEssss, S,s H Gem" Ss%". Tues o'clock
rNa fCrnsly y s4gSI hEgsS 4. 5sIygs HyNg
fpd ad 5sd'3a' a'2 Rhss Ks's GSspts spafSS 49, Ns s RI
T. Of -! Shlppsws n'iT Trlsa 0SEs" NJ. 40 q
!. SSth a. ipt. M,. Mor;iah Gem. FSSiiewins
s,s ana + 9lsAs Sssss
GsI,,u Relatives s, and nd Ii friSnds also NJ 50,
a ana az hSsd sSaS's 70 q wsan SHs was Sac
Solemn NM sss ss sadsS fSS HnSsSy WPiSn e
NIS. vile ss Xbrahqm Sherhoyit.er, Rsis-
shador E;ase. 10, 20. i. O.. B, g. United
MsG F's nyc" H. fro| Assn pa0rs aoaisd fyseS eph
in H. ssE yssP IrT aAs tFsads H.
''a to ssPSas 'sFvsss or son Mis s 29o
S;; ss-,Es E5isHSa may call EVENING
&C. coES9Sis 5Ss a. h 1877 'S sSas StSa seSSE SspSt
e s IN 5Ss: II Rs4 SSdss e. sSo eSss
nY pkNNbRS|ER n aatSyRsR' PEiS5tsk PNGekER. July 49,
s:Sss, asss nssi$ss $% s%S sSS .ss"ss
s9 Issi sFyis' sss st. Vfa S;
T, PESSNISaA,kPa, INA, B1iII,,ss;Ssa' I, y; 4;
i 5S SpssoPRards % ana dSiSiFStsy 81 sss, isIs
t. STG "is Ia e ss%s: s:%s:
Tghsprs. Jgs ?. NJ late ,,rss. ,rssidssnoe Sai7 n.
,PpogGHhGGRTsrrHirnS9Tn Jply T.: %& 1921; M MAR, +;
LIE S r. rSSr,E DOSGHERTn od nee Boyer: VIE OF
,sss aSr5y and 3GSfSsd' feSdS are sGS @
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, at her late
Interment private. Viewing Wednesday eve
n'qH qPHh1pMANN. - On Friday, July IS, at
RRiaK RpSkah TA5M at r,sdsnas M S6ss nR Ba
FbRG GtsQN-sudderlZ q July 10 WAL
ate Josops fR Persq,on' 81 aIS FSneFal @ ss?yisss
sOh9qi House lane. GeEmanto%n, Int. private,
Jehn FISCHER. ssed 3s Funeral ThSrs;,
Ontario St Int: Hillside Gem. Remains
may be e,, viewed Wed eye; .,.
FoSTER.|iSuly IT, NARY Al, widow .od o1
nphraim L. Foster. SERVICES Thurs, 1890
A. NJ at ,reciadsnSe, 1iSl Fillmore st.
Frankforu' Friends may call Wed. eve. Int
prdaoSEtsrs GoErs. - July Is. 1921, ALBERT c.
Ssss Ssnes pYr iSos 'sESss Me- rSiI
aySea lnt. Mt. XernHp Cem CaS, .. -, .,
ao 9hAHAM'JSSM IN ISSnS 49, igIt. al hss resi-
q22nHSs9;; q22nnHSs9};; rT SSn tp Mo. 70
a Msyae,d Mostins We'd '';2ss ass APo p. N: Il
daylight timel % o,r,,cv
suEasbiLEiMhIu'y suaa biLrEiMhI d9' ELSnENCE' wire OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HARDWARE STORE

Finely established stand doing $40. 900 year
ly,. constantly increasing. large storeroom.
nan Titn mousrn eopvenienees hne hxtures and
convenient TO Phi la. low rent and good lease;
aSo9SH sS ether business sSso. WI sell
vestigate this thoroushly and satisfy your
Sell that u Is wonderful opportunity 70
Once,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
Deatbs

arpEnrAt her GrsSSnisp rs'Ssniis 2Sy a. 8; WIDOW Sts
q On yrH hibert Service on "wednesday
q. al o'clock, at the oliver II.
~ nTsS0lni;dins. is2o Chestnut st. Interment
Givs sses !, "a N y suddenly. on July a., 1921,
ANDShlnsss sIaulbertville, N. j., MARY L..
q etnS,sr nsI % Of the late John a. and Cornelia
IeufnntSss, Funeral services at her late
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

home, IL n. Union st.. wednesday. July
ment private. Please omit flowers.
hihsKfsEFA isfs TSn aas% Erapse Sry Sp BysisP%sssT %sE
Tue.aey. July 10. at ~ O'clock noon.
a. sseS yuiy yR..tIyes III ana
friends are invited g attend funeral sery,
ices. Tues, $50 2. NJ. late residence, 11l2
Diamond st. Further service and Int.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
SALESMAN
TRAVELLING. AGE 30.40
ABOVE AVERAGE

s9TTHEAsTREES Sa RENNsE54AMIA; g4I MA,
M.HrSTEIRiAAL M.HrSTE:IRiA,AA [ . ,,,2fSs:s5sj 9SEEsn ! jPorIssss
HItiHEsT.dRApE PRoDUcT ro5R
2b YEARS. EXCELLENT ofPoR.
TUNiTY~ ~ FOR REAL SALESMAN
XIIiUAL Observation-Disclosures,
CONCENTRATION AND CAPACITY
FOR STICKING TO STIFF BUT
PRODUCTIVE PROPOSITION;
MHsr sHqW CLEAN, SUCCESS,
TO 1917 AND BE CAPABLE OF
EARNING s3000-Se00Q UP ON
STRICT COMMISSION BASIS;
PERMANENT STATE AGE, RE
hJISloN' ,EsXSPF6ERlENcR SF6RlENc r: @,
CITY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
WOMAN for cooking and light lousework:
no washing; family of 8. Narberth 607 NJ.
General
MAKE MONEY AT Ho

MAKE MONEY AT HOME
You can earn from " to ~ an hour in your
easily rned by our new simple method
no canyasslns or soliciting; we teach you
%ssk e your 9nd nS paSg you Sh ssSa
Write today to American Show Card School.
gao Ryrie Bldg. Toronto. Canada.
daily; $40 weekly or connIission; expert
once Unnecessary; we deliver. #. Maximum
Co. 39o Broadway, New York.
EARN s25 WEEKLY. spare timo. writing
for newspapers, magazines: exp, unnec.: de-
tails free Press Syndicate. 159 st. Louis. Mo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
HELP WANTED-FEMALE


ADvERTIsING---Assist to advertising
capable OF executing detail, assume charge
In absence OF manager: familiar with copy
work and typewriting manuscript: good ste
nographer and typist preferred: excellent
opportunity for a bright and capable young
lady. Address, giving details Of your
perience, education, age and salary re-
quired NJ 5l0. ledger Office.
GIRLs--Cierks, stonographers. typists want
cd at onco by Government good salary;
easy hours; pid advancement. Write for In.
81 y6ttions. particulars. p 1901. ledger Office.
HOUSE MANAGER FOR DOMESTIC DEPT.
Wanted. house manager for established
non-sectarlan social agency; experience re-
quired: settlement training and college edu-
cation preferred A 500. ledger Office.
PROOFREADER for a hiSh-grade COM
mercial printing house: one who is ia
miliar with booklet and catalogue work.
Answer. giving experience and salary OK
pected. a Gil. L1edser Office. ce.-------
WOMAN for cooking and light housework;
no washinE; family Of 8. Narberth 607 NJ.
ALESWoMEN-we can offer you life
long position on a commission basis. where
character and ability are more important
than experience; you satisfy us and we viii
satisfy you that this opportunity is real
one. Apply In person, from 1880 A: NJ. TO
Bldg. Ask for Mr. Eyerest.
woMEN-Two refined ladies. over II years
Of age. Of impressive personality. who are
this position Is especially appealing to pro-
fessional ladies, school teachers. nurses. etc.
Apply Mr.; Rohr. 7o2 Vandam Bldg. TO IL
or to D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
bS am !09ESns fsr ,DarsiculaS type OF
9 of RsG Sar fsy
ton and record; regardless OF your. present
can Sade AK N b sSs S
ss: sRsn .l:o sr 1Esai sehasS2sy h1S2iy 7iO Wide
yPs n Man ws1 @ i G9hRs 5T
sISnal TspStatSa Saf record Tssardss,
particular man whom ! can % place 20 in s"1I a
s9s ss sss . Isna I fH lea Sda than So per Year
SALESMAN wanted to sell gummsd tape
er than twine; big eommissions: exeSlient
ssS ce@psnz M %ess @ LEs ME'H . Eh' csSSaa cHsSSs6.
,DS Si5.s 1YsS HSsHs sS s5SiSs sSsw
: sSs:sn $s.i ss 1SS q; e.;
sALEsMEN-We can offer YOU a lifelong
All P9SsSp sseSr amd 2n assY sIs oss basis where
Ss yGa % 'es6y Ss and w
40 ABRy S5g s6 PSrfos pc SSS From 1922 70
sss1 AS ASK 2 Tor NJ " 0sS aSslsst! q M 7io w'd'"'F
,sldIpPER AND nMp WEIG4ER for a local pork
soSss essEss sspersnss Sss bay ssSs Al 9S:s
GenefAl
etc. familiar With ma tsrlsis in the man.
uSEEcs # Tf'o FhRRS haRRsSS' 'seSS SPwsTd
"s HssT9ESRfaG%sYre sTER % & My NSfTTs%9seTs s06:Sb
A"Sis RifsSSs sS6tSGtiS5f ST. daily
STENoGRAPHER. male.
SALESMAN, paints, out Of town.
sALEsMAN. FOOD products.
The sys above oWsn are only few ot the openings
pan along sales, clerical or techniesi ines. fTSas
unisss Jn5isssT SIasd SS apeSSinsmsnt only charge
Tlal and MeEeantiis ssrviee. Inc. iesSi SUITE
MEN AND WOMEN, GET < < q aoop " joss HfIs
Work fol. Uncle SAM sl4OO $1,000, $500 al
start: railway mail clerk and other exams"
,men nooni ,st N,p.s 8ar expert former u Govern,
for free booklet, w 81, Patterson Ciyil
Service School Rochester,, N. Y,
EARN 80 DAY EatherinS ferns, barks, roots
and herbs from the helds and dsidei we
tsanh youi free book. Botanical 6S7. Wsst
s@es~e>~ ~~-<~s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
LOST AND FOUND

500 REWARD for Information LEADING 70
-. the return ,of 2 7-passenser Chandler car
San Souoi Hotel, Thurrtay night. July IA
no ouestions asked. Wrni g: ,kuge'' eSi2
CERTIFICATE-Lost. Certificate F10ee,
for 100 shares common stock E. I. du Pont
de Nemours Co.; name Eleanor du FONT
Perot. AID. Ledger Office.
DOG-Lost, small poodle dog child's pet. 10
vicinity OF Oregon ave-. from 9th to 1th
St, Sat. afternoon; reward IL returned 10
2It2 s. Randolph ST.
DOG-Lost, collie dog an Gienside. July 19i
light brown with white collar, chest and
feet; reward II returned to Russell Spruance.
24b N. Front st. Market 434t or Gtn. hOl2.
STOCK--Lost, stock allotment, warrant No.
IL ,257, Phila, Electric Co.. ~ shares. Re
ward. Goss, 18th and Master sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
HELP WANTED-MALE

BOY-wanted. librsry apprentice to work
in newspaper library; unusual opportunity
for an ambitious boy to learn a highly i'm
teresting vocation. A 008l Ledser Office.
BRANCH MANAGER - Largo corpora ation
with branch offices principal cities United
Statos. requires capable mon over 25 Indus
trtous,, wsduestioned integrity: managers
person. Mr.. kohr. 102 vandam Bldg. TO
L. or TO o.
CARVERs-Wanted. firpt-oiass free stone
carvers. Apply John Evans q Co IT
Huntington ave, Boston Mass.
DRUGS. r. NJ In Penn. wanted for 2
weeks relief. outside OF Philadelphia.
p POI, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
PERSONALS

ON AND after this date I will not bo re-
sponsible for any debts unless contracted
by myself. r. N. Noll. 535 II. Chelten ave-.
Germantown. .
MOTHER desires respectable family to adopt
infant, weeks, female. Jewish; full sur
render. For full particulars. N 500 Led. on.
I Will NOT be responsible for any debts
except those contracted by myself. ED
WARD NJ, RICHARDSON, 48t Bourse Bldg.
JOHN LooNEY sold, furnished-room house
Bl4 Spruce to John Choplick Present bills
TO Kattelman, 800 s. 9Th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

widow Of john ' Boss ! tnee 'i 'Pei.terj. Rsistivei
a9d friends invited TO funeral, on Wed. at
umba ave- Solemn @ 1ars rsoaism aSsaenSs mass oeloo
Church OF Holy Name. Int. Holy Sepul-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

ISSowERs NEE GS;uSssrSs.F wife So q William
ytod TO funeral GssSlySs Services a on rridsy. at
NJ, from 221s. W. Jefferson st. inter-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

EARN % DAY EatherinS ferns barks, roots
and herbs from the helds and road dside; ws
tss6n YOU; free book. Botanical bs7. wsst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

KNTTTER-MECHANIC
Expert on Brtnton necktie, mufher and
RIB RIB msgchine,; ngsh able 70 take TN charge q
poItuntty for right man. Address Box 1885,
e09 gitzgerald Bldg. New York.
LUMBER and milwork estimator or detailer
and plan department man for position In
Maryland; state, experience and ali details in
frst letter. NJ AL, Ledger Office
MEN-Men holding executive positions In the
motoF industry today are usually men who
went with their company whom II was youngI
such an opportunity Is now presented q ma.
MoToRTRUCK co. Call personally. 0 A.
Is. 70 2: NJ. 1909 LOCUST St
MEN AND WOMEN. II YOU think you can
snd e f2d hsXa M 81 %aencs SAL SAL
SALES Observation-Disclosures nanufac-
tuIer OF electric drills wants hxh.olass
contract combines The advantages OF an
agency and branch and Is worth So 900 to
s2H oo9 per yea. tS the right man; we re-
e later returned; this IS not an investment.
but an effective method OF avoiding ''ny-by-
bank. sprues COB Room 1911 l40 -lN Il.
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BRlDGWATFR.-At Ocean City. N. J.,
July 10. WILLIAM. husband Of Mary Bridg-
water. Relatives and friends are invited to
sfEVGS St %stuaS Mon sys M 81 late
West LAUREL Hill Gem. Tues. IL o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19

We'd, p. NJ. Mauch Chunk. Pa. Mauch
ter Of Jane and the late william =. Booze,
a., c, Az quinby = Sons. 1s4s N. goth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-19
CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS and rugs cleaned or secured; old
carpets cleaned, equal to new, cOlors re-
stored. Phone Market 4l74, or send postal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
P. F. CAREY,

Reliable Business Broker,
OH E St. NV. Phone F. 6153.
Remember, there is no charge
for listing and advertising your
business if it is business l can
recommend. I will not handle
dead places.
\, few special bargains that must be sold
Broom rooming horse. downtown location.
with steam heat, gas and electric 5 taths; in.
come about $500 month. Price, &. 600.
22-room rooming house, downtown location !:
Price, 81 800.
1s-room rooming house, near 7th and stx
NV. with steam heat. furnished; 2 baths.
gas and Son electric s51 ssha ~ ies'e in
12-room rooming house. downtown location /;
garage for two cars; rent, SIS; income. '$175.
Price. 81 600.
s-room rooming house, near Pension Park ;
rent with lease. $35; give-away at $3.50.
1o-roOm rooming house, near Pension Park,
with low rental lease: income about $175.
14-room rooming house near eth and G SITS.
buy at 81. 800.
NV: rental. $45; income about $185. Price,
81 900.
For rent. furnished-1o rooms, baths: gas
and electric lights. with up-todate furniture:
S sts NV.
have several market stands. suitable for
meats. vegetables and bread and cake business.
II you are looking for grocery and market
kind of business. See me. You will md my
office headquarters for paying places at the
right price and right terms.
Ny motto: l will not misrep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

ASSISTANT BUYER and
salesman for shoe dept; must be
thoroughly experienced and a
business getter; good oppor-
tunity for right man. Box 76-H,
Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

CHAUFFEURS, white, capable
of operating gas or electric
trucks. Apply 9 am, REAR
81 0 st. NV, John c. Let's
Grocery Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


GOOD OPPORTUNITY for experienced auto
mobile painter with small capital to invest
must be able to estimate: ideal hcati0n: estab-
liShed. Address Hnx 2Nl-H Star office. lOe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


u1IY prrr-pN q ano for pse of e. ooo fnr
= ' aa ~ Address Roy a13-H- Star office q.
= -, -, -.
1 sh aei B st' 77oK, Star office. o.
1 1oi w - -, -
OSE-HALF IN ~ 20 nnn eas pnsi-
ness 10 party investing S''o''' 1Auuress ~ noA
S42-H STAR once.
BEAUTY PARL0R for sale in shopping dis
trict downtown. Address Box 3l4IH. Star
Office. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. with two apart
ments: one furnished; reasonable price. Phone
Frank 1895 81
20 100 r,tT .TvTtI. ,rRTST NoTE-yaliffitv ana
~s,ivo .ant,ad. hadlv In need of cash: ash
-. 60 m.La Ufrcr r NJ Cnrtis 30
n NJ; 1870 ,,aH
oolulnDlan ol"s.
kESrAURANT--CentTa DONG good business:
reasonable. Address BOX 343-H, star ONCE III
wANTED-S250 for 30 days; $50 bonus; All
,eFarances Address Box 273H Star Office
:, ~, :, W. StIop for soIo. ,oo.i 6,,s;
shoD hEiAihinm sn1ardid "a,no-t st oI fnr
right right party n Address Box s2i.H. Star ofice.N
LUNCHROOM-Be location in city; paying
proposition: great Guy IN pe e Il so'o NJ once
Address BOX ss4-1: s-ar "al.se :----
RooNING HOUSE. beautifully furnished:
high-tone section; Conn. ave: income above ex-
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Under the Auspices OF IN
GIBSON BROS.

LADIE1New class forming February IN
einating to learn. enroll at once. Milton Schsel.
126 18th ct. NV.
LEARN HAIRDRESSISG, beauty culture: COZ
nection with Washington's leading hair Stsre;
day and evening classes: special price: excep-
tionnl opportunity. RHrden'a Ills G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08
BIG VALUES IN
USED PIANOS, PLAYER
PIANOS AND TALKING
MACHINES.

Richardson Player-Piano. $3.50
Juelg Player-Piano. .$325
Cable Upright (new)..-...$ 375
Wheelock Pianola. S4o6
Befning Piano. ....--.... SIPS
Jewett Upright. .~..~.... .$lS5
Auto-piano ............>~.$ 4SO
Stroud Pianola. $3.50
Stroud Pianoia. $500
Behning Player-Piano. $500
Sterling Player-Piano. 1926
Stodard Upright Piano. .$l5s
Victrola Style Eleven. 49,. 800
Columbia ............... .SO
Aeoiian-Vocalion ......... SIS
CONVENIENT TERMS
ARRANGED, IF DESIRED.
Q, ], DE MOLL & CO.
18th and G Sts..
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ACCoUNTANTSBefore deciding q course
in aecomtancy learn how we train you in to
II months to pass any state c. p. A. exam;nA-
tion or do expert accounting work: our method
developed more C. p. As past two years in
washipgton than al others combined; course
has four distinct Advantages over cumbersome
text book method; free year book upon request
international Accountants Society. 6o4 Colorado
bldg. ONCE open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

CIGAR SALESMAN, frst-class.
in retail drug store; $50 per
week; between 80 and 10 years
of age. Address Box 246-H,
Star office.
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Statesmen. two ca; experience not neces.
sary: $50 to SIS weekly Call 100 McGill
bldg. to 5 p M today. $3.50 to 4:ao tomorrow.
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arshall Business Broker:

Gents furnishing and clothing store; To-
Gated on best business street in the downtown
section: lease about 8 years. Price, $ll.W0
No triiers need apply.
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WANTED-HELP.
MAI nfimmof1.

PLUMBER OR APPRENTICE: moderate wage
and steady work. Address Box 2s9-H. sta
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

Lunchroom: no better location in city; mod
,rn equipment; recently listed; equipment cost
S.. 600. Price. ST, 500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OLD AND NEW HOOKS on occultism, mys-
ferions theosophy. Roscrucunism and hermetic
philosophy. Call evenings and Sundays or
write 10 q ct 10 os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

SODA DISPENSERS, expert
enced, for our soda fountain.
Apply before 10 am. to Supt.
S. Kam Sons Co.
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CANvASSERS WAETED-Austiers can make
big money; drawing accounts to proper par
ties. See Mr.. Herr. PhilIips-Leu Co., 735
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

SALESMAN for motor transportation: Wash
iugtonian: commission advancement; references.
Room 4, 14S3 + NV, evenings. 20
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Exclusive boa riding and room7ng house: 10
rooms, several baths all modern improvements.
Price O0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-08

iSALESLAD1ES In our suit,
dress and, skirt departments
good positions for experienced
people. Apply Philipsborn, COS
18th street.
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ENTER a profession Of assured perm1nency,
copgenial work and nrst-class Ealary-drafting
big demand for our graduates: complete course,
s 30 months: in session all year; day or
night Instruction: can learn in spare time;
start now. Catalogue on request. Columbia
School Of Drafting 14th and r sts
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Special, rooming horse: q rooms furnished
several baths: large income. Price. 81, $50.