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SOUTHEAST FINDS.
AVIATION GROWING
TO BE OLD STORY
Naval Station and Boil.
ing Field Flyers Keep
Air Humming.

An airplane seldom causes any
one In the Capital to turn his eyes
aloft nowadays. This is especially
true in the Southeast section, where
is located the Naval Aviation sta
tion and Boiling Field. Planes from
these two bases do most of their
flying over Southeast. and the res
idents of that section have arrived
at the point where 1t would take
an actual air battle to make them
'ook up.
A race between fat women and
women Of medium build" which
was held during a picnic at Frost
nurg. Md, resulted in a victory for
Mrs. Charles Tresselt, 623 L street
southeast. Mrs. TresseIt was one
OF those classed as of medium
ouild"' One of the fat entries
"ipped and fell during the race.
Miss Myrtle Hurlock, of I4s p
street southeast, an employe of ,he
veterans Bureau. il spending her
vacation at home. She is devo,-
ing her davs to swimming Lessons
tennis games and other outdoor
sports.
audrey Deane. IL years old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Harry 8
Deane. 1341 U street southeast
wh,le on picnic In Southern Marv-
,and Monday. fell and two bones i-
ner left arm were disiocated, The
ue t,e girl was taken to Providence
Hospital for Treatment
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Realistic Pictures.

In the row in front Of me sat a
young girl whose age is about Ii
or 1b years old. This happened at
downtown theater. She was
wearing an eye-glass, but I was
surprised to see that very often she
took her little handkerchief and
wiped her eyes. She seemed to be
an Intelligent girl. and yet innocent.
The play was when the Devil
Drives" and every time I saw a
melodramatic punch she WINGED and
her two hands were clasping to-
gcther with her little handkerchief
twisted. She realized the ups and
downs of life, its struggle, conflicts
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A la bonneville.

Persons living in the vicinity of
First and H streets northeast. have
probably seen a be-whiskered billy
goat that hangs out" on lot
there. The other day the goat
wandered out on the street car
track and stood stubbornly there.
despite the fact that a street car
was approaching. Billy stood and
calmly faced the car. The motor
man stepped the car. got out and
amid many resisting mat -a-a-s"
forced him off the track and back
to the safety of the nearby lot
uproarous laughter broke from the
large crowd witch had collected BY
this time.--HOBART NJ. REESE, 615
Ninth street northeast.
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A Friend in Need.

woman with many frills and
uroelows had evidently met with
mishap of some kind which resulted
IN some OF her draperies becoming
oetached or in instant danger of
parting from her. She seemed to
oe making an unsuccessful search
lot a pm throughout the remainder
OF her attire. A young gallant evil
gently understood her plight and
pelhg of resourceful nature,
whipped out his knife and dug a
pm out of the pavement which had
become imbedded there. Presenting
II to the lady with a truly Chester
heldian bow he registered a fade
out.-GERTRUDE G. BLAISDELI.,
Sos Florence Courts, Washington,
D. c.
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A Blind Mans Dog.

l nave often seen blind men led
%! children, but yesterday was the
nrst time l had ever seen one led
ny dog. An aged man. whose
slsht was gone. held a chain which
was attached to dogs collar. The
uoS carried a small bucket in his
mouth. which was evidently USED
10 mold money given by sympathetic
pedestrians.
me dog. judging that his bucket
coh'alned several coins. stopped his
master by placing his front paws
on the mans legs. The money was
taken by the blind man. the bucket
replaced and the dog and his master
went on their way.-LILLIAS
HohACl' 1902 Seventh street north
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CLEANUP CONTEST
ON IN NORTHEAST
SECTION OF CITY
Rhode Island Association
Offers Prizes for
Appearances.

A great grinding OF lawn mowers
and mixing OF paints Is going on in
the northeast section of the city. Or
at least. II Is in progress in that part
OF Washington between Sixteenth
street northeast. and the District Line.
and between the Brookline boundary
and the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks.
For in this territory the Rhode Is
land Citizens Association functions.
and the lawns, parks and gardens
committee, Of which Oscar Ellis is
chairman. Is inspecting the property
of its membership this week. The in
spection Is in the nature of consider
ing entrants In a prize contest for the
best-kept property.
Not only that part of a mans house
seen by his neighbor across the street
or by the casual pedestrian Is In
spected by Ellis and his COMMITTEES.
but backyards are also carefully
looked over. Consequently fences are
being painted. weeds pulled and hedges
trimmed. The inspection Is having a
salutory effect. according to Guy ".
Collins. president of the association.
Prizes will be awarded the middle OF
October. They will be donated by the
seedmen and hardware men OF the
vicinity. A celebration will mark the
granting of the prizes. possibly accom-
panied by a chrysanthemum show.
Cards for extra-attractive homes and
gardens will be given fifty of those
who do not win prizes. but who have
been successful in their efforts to beau
tify their neighborhood.
Raymond Thomas. 1854 Brentwood
nrth he az nl Gorriann
1913 Kenyon street northwest, were
married, Saturday. at the Mt. Pleas
ant NJ. f. Church. They are motoring
in Pennsylvania for their honeymoon.
Guy V. Collins and Mrs. Collins,
2030 Twenty-fifth street northeast.
spent their vacation driving to New
York City and adjoining cities and
resorts.
Arthur Van Horn. 337 Tenth
street northest. and Joseph Frank.
3l7 Maryland avenue northeast. took
a week end trip to Endless Caverns,
Va. last week.
Judge william S. Torbert, 3137
Twenty fourth street northeast, and
his family are summering at Brad
dock Heights
Arthur J. Leck and Mrs. Leck.
2T05 Hamlin street northeast, have
been touring the New England
States.
Francis A. Brown. PA Thirteenth
street northeast. and Robert Nc
Neil, 1910 Decatur street northwest,
left yesterday for a motor trip to
Solomon's Island. Md. They will
return Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence S. Thomas and her
daughter. Rachel. of III Massachu-
setts avenue northeast, have re-
turned from a trip to Harpers
Ferry.
Arthur ". Jordon and Mrs. Jordon,
721 Massachusetts avenue north
east. left last night for a weeks
visit in Norfolk. They are accom-
panied by their two sons, Richard
and Ralph Jordon.
Mrs. Sig a Roernstein amos
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RIRTHS SANDDEATHS
IL REPORTED EDINDC.|
BIRTHS.
Whit.


c.ovannI and Francesca DiPietro boy.
sre and Giovannina Pelurzo. rirI
James and Carmela Lacovaro how
Ferruccio and rtiIia Teri how
Nincenzo and Carmela StasulIe pI,i
austin and Elizabeth Rollins. Girl
Hnrcell z. and Mae A. orndorY. girl
eorRe = ana Elizabeth r. Jerome. boy.
Levy and Lottis Enrich sirI
James r. and Eleanor G. Nour.e. bov
na'h and Ne'tie Minkon. girl.
herman c. and Anna NJ Graves hor
Carter and jamie Smith. girl
Byron n. and InriIle Cain. bow.
Adoiph II. and Elizabeth Schultz. boy.
co'orsd.
Edward and Esther Smith. bov
Leroy J.. and Helen Y. Payne. girl
lawn lawn X. and Eloise Le Com?t boy.
Ellsworth and Lillian Cant. girl
Lawrence and Lula Prince, boy.
DEATHS.
White.
Emma Herold. 20 years, as 18th .t q.
VIM: Kelly. 81. L. 3. Soldiers Home.
Clarence r. Miller. 81. st. Elizabeth .
Hospt.
Bernard Bailey. as. s4s Mass. ave. NV.
Elizabeth Sowerbutts, 6s. 1870 Good Hone
road. D. c.
VIM. G. woodruff. IS. s2s 10th st ne
Martha Ann cleland. 81. I72s Newton st.
Abraham Yasne. 10. sII 2ond St NV.
colored.
Grant Thomas. 80. i2s Brown. court ,w
Elnore Murray, "a. 1908 llth St nv.
Alice McSesr. Al. lO4l 3Ist st NV
Bessie c. Thomas. % 430 R. l. ave NV.
James Boss. 81. $500 Davenport st. NV,
Mamie Johnson, 2s. 25 Mass ave. NV.
Ethel H Levi. 5 months ol4 ID 81 nv
lanes
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WHAT DID YOU SEE?
Every Reader a Reporter

Write clear concise account of unusual incident you
during the day.
The Washington Herald will you with months sub.
scrpon for each printed If
subscription will be extended
No attention will be paid communications Name
address, resides apartment hotel the number OF
the
circulation books
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Address "The City Editer"

ana triumph. and yet innocent OF
'ne fact that what she saw was a
sient drama and I could not help
10 appreciate her. for her eyes
were wet when she turned her face
IN my direction.-L. C. FERNAN-
DEF, 21S f street northwest.
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MAY ASK CRANDALL
TO BUILD THEATER
FOR SOUTHWEST
Matter to Be Laid Before
Citizens Association
For Action.

Harry NJ. Crandall may be asked
this fall to consider the erection of
motion picture house somewhere
on Seventh street southwest, by the
Southwest Citizens Association, IL
was learned last night from the
president of the association, George
NJ Yeatman.
The need for a motion picture
house has been felt in the south
west section for several years, ac-
cording to Yeatman. A resolution
asking Crandall to Investigate the
proposal will be taken up by the
association this fall.
Election of officers will take place
Wednesday. September 20. at s
p. M. at the Jefferson School. Sixth
street and Virginia avenue south
west. The present officers are G. NJ.
Ieatman. president: George Fraser,
vice president; Millard S. Yeatman.
secretary, and George Dant, treas
urer.
Henry Rentz. S13 c street south
west, recently inaugurated a busi-
ness known as the Cherry Cola Bot
Ting Company.
Seven kiddies of the southwest
were given treat by George NJ
featman yesterday. The boys, in
cluding Clarence and Golden Yeat-
man, were taken to South River,
Nd. where they enjoyed a days
fishing.
One of the largest cold storage
plants in Washington will be erected
on Four -and-a half street. between
G street and Virginia avenue south
west. Work started on the building
last week. 1t will be known as the
Washington Storage Company. The
ground was used for a warehouse
until twelve years ago, when fire
destroyed the building.
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HELP WANTED
Male.

III Dt LIE
BALTlMORE AND OHIO
hAlLROAD COMPANH
B0ILERMAKERs. zoe HR. FREE BOARD
BLACKsMIrHs 100 HR. FREE BOARD
WORKERS zoe HR. FREE BOARD
WOOD AND STEEL
CAR fxspEcToRs sse sse sR sR RkE rRkE RoaRp RoARp
bonns OF 81 per day will be paid all
machinists blacksmith. boilermakers and
sheet metal workers who remain in the sery-
ice for period Of thirty days or more.
hce.. Waiting and travelling time paid.
In accordance with resolutions issued hy
.ne 'hlted states Lsoor Board July ID. new
es acceprng empiofment are within their
~ -, An' aIe ho' sarkeo,e.s; ana nave
gage IN railroad service ,ns viii have rro.
lection OF er.ry branch of rorernmsn, ho,h
state and national.
Apply TO
III G ST. NV.
ION p
pIah,'a,s W 49,
II2 Roa,h 81,
Norfolk. Va.
225 West camden st..
baltimore. I'D.
X. bfooks.
mp'"!ment suoerNsor
ABOUT FIFTY POSITIONS
for men include stenographers. Clerks.
Grocery Statesmen. Drivers. Steward. Baker,
Mechanics Statesmen for various mercantile
pr1dnc,s
WASH. Bus, Bureau. VlU l4th
NJ
CARPENTERS 1914 = ct wv e A
HoFFERRERrH CoSsTRTcTIoN 60.
M
-
wssHITG ToT ENPi oyMFZT rS-
CHANGE 1403 q At $40
Esx, y, ~ o yx.5s1sD 5Toon
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Baby Specialists.

there are Physicians who specialize ailments Won know All
physicians understand Infant troubles: treat them is his
poes his ou to know human ills from
But in serious he calls Specialist Why? He knows as every
otner Knows ought know baby needing sn. re.
special remedies ''"'e 'p'S'"' "eA'
Can Mother be less thoughtful? Mother try to relieve R.hv with
ey na ne would use for herself? Ask
always remember that Baby is just baby And remembering this YOU
Will remember that Fetcher made especlv for ns 49,
Children. ~ oOf"' 0i hhanS aho
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE. CANAL ST.
e.-Aboat 5000 square feet. at 90 cent,
rer fcot. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n
Y. ave. NV. Main Ilee
ON r. a o. R. R. AT BETHESDA AND
near Rockville Pike ana car Iipe-About
lS5.ooo square feet suits Bile for lumber ysrs
or other like purpose. Prics. $4,000. LOUIS
Z. sHoEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. ave NJ.
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Unfurnished.

Mr.. coSN. AVE AT ST IN SNAIL
exclusive apt. house I'd O. front 4 rms
D.; suitable for entertaininr: s12s Dr.. mo
summer. sl35 per mo. winter. in.p.ctton
Invited. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER 1907 "
Y. ave. NV. Main 1888 3II
NO. 9. THE LEAMINGTON. 2sos isth ST
- large rooms and bath: large closets
and hack parch. Leasc 800. Gs REN.
NEIT. $40 Cont. Tr. BIdE. Msin saa4
DESIRABLE APART TMENT ~ CoN-
renient NV. section r,,onS and hath /:
larfe porch. This Is q snacIous apartment
with large closets and contains every home
comfort: selling % 90 lucrative plan. Only
S5.2Oo; 81 .J00 ~ash. Total monthly nay
ments. $50. G. :. BENNETT. 500 Cont Tr
Bldg. Msin 6sal
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Twent-fifth street northeast. is Wis
iting her old home in Boston and
nearby places.
Mrs. Sidney Cheek. $500 Twenty
fifth street northeast. and her two
sons toured the Shenandoah Valley
during their vacation
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
FURNITURE

ALL KINDs or rURSr-CRE wAxrrp:
enonrh 10 furnish large Nosrdius house;
bedroom. dining rcoa. parlcr. misc. arfieies
f7ea.s e.n fs- h OF IT. sor1. 1n1
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

c. T. HUNTERS BEDBUG KILLER AMI
tnsecticide will not stain wallpaper or bed
clothing: guaranteed TO rid the home Of
bres; large bottle. only T5 cents. Hunters
Floor Oil, gallon. 81. Franklin Iits. IIa
Pa. ave. NV. Sold by MS only Delivered
Open a. m, close II p. m. and open all
day Sunday. 30T
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINS FOR FALL TRADE; ROOM
lots. 50: paper. 10. Is and 20 cents ,
piece: oatmeal paper, 1Sc and SOC Free
sample book on request. MAHONEY's
WALL PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE, s2s Pa.
ave. Sc. Phone lincoln ESQ 500
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Arthur NJ Jordon and Mrs. Jordon.
721 Massachusetts, avenue north
east, left last night for a weeks
visit in Norfolk. They are accom-
panied by their two sons, Richard
and Ralph Jordon.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Furnished.
Unfurnished.

CLIENT WILL ray SIS co PER MO- FOR
apt nr. 18th & Col I'd Must have 4 rms
kit. h. W. r. HARTUNG. lias 10th ct.
Main 37o aII
WANTED APARTMENT OF 4R&R; Gil
ent will pay from ss5 % TO 81. 90 per mo-
WILLIAM x. HARTUNG. II0s Isth si
Main 312
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Mrs. Sig q. Roernstein,
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Uufurnished.

wANTED!!-BrNGALo OF Z n. B. a
bedroom on first f!oorN. Permanent ten
ant: not over SIS. W. K. HARTUNo.
110s 18th st.
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GARAGES

l2TB ST. Mr. YoC-sTABIE: WILL RE-
model for good tenant. LOUIS r SHOE
MAKER. 1901 y. Y. ave. NV Msin iiss
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LADY des!r-s pohition hou<ekeeper,
coinpannn Or nurse com pan:On. expert
e"ced; willing and trustworthy; refer
DispatCn
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WASHINGTON Stringlcss Beans add a
feeling OF solid comfort to your dinner.
AsH your grocer.
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SALES MANAGER for stove depart
meht infgr. selling line gas heat
err. oil stoves. oil-btovc ovens und sheet
IRON heaters. Man required with SUM-
cieht force. education and experience In
thosc lines TO train and educate sales
men and produce results and handle all
details pertaining selling end. Your re-
ply VIII Indicate II you are man wanted.
state fully In detail experience and
ability. present and past employers. age,
religion. salary expected. which Will be
held confidential Box oil. The Dis
patch.
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EMPLOYMENT
SnlesIner and nxcnra

TAILORING SALESM EE-we want to ar.
range with All men to sell our strictly
-nli-wool and worStcd custom made SUITS.
etc. direct TO tho w.urcr at popular
prices. wonderful values: no cotton
Innings: guaranteed satisfaction. big
commissions: fu!i-tims men viii! md this
rare opportunity with assured in
come and repeat business: spring line
ready about January Is. Writ. i'm
mediatc!y. with references. Robert
Tailoring Co. Power building, Cincia-
natl. Ohio.
CLAIRE MADE SIS an hour selling vest
pocket windshield cleaner. needed by
every autoist. motorman. engineer: on.
rub Keeps S!ass clear - hours: $1,000
sold: amazing proposition free. Security
MFG. Co. Dept G7o. Toledo. Ohio.
CLEAN UP 800 weekly until Christmas
with Nifty Nine: weekly average 100
sn!"s dollar profit each. 1910 sales
daily frequently made: demonstrating
outa, einches order: 30 other coin.
coaxcrs-ai ideal for Christmas gifts
several at each house. Big rush now
starting, Postal brings our unique
plans Davis Products Co.. Dept. 500,
Chicago.
AUTO ACCESSORY and vuicaniz.rs' pup-
ply ACCOMPLISHMENTS territory: full
time or side line: standard line; remark
able dealer co-operation. good man
should mako $500 ulvnthiy Paul. 1865
Hollywood. Chicago.
~" hhihf wonder line OF
New York: IL fast seller, used by every
Company. &, nrosaw4y. ~: New YOU uu.''
CHHlsTMAS PACKAGES = Everybody
uses Xmas cards. booklets. seals gii,
TAGS: earn Xmas money. Send Toe
tcoin) sample. particulars. National
Products Co.. Isi Ludlow. Phiiadei-
ph!a.
WASTED. young man as Junior sa,cs-
:nan: me opportunity for the right man.
Royal Typewriter Co. 49, East Main
Street. second moor.
Situations Wanted-Female3 80
PUPIL NURSE desires position. doctors
Office or care for Invalid. Phone Madi-
son s3s5-". Miss Tna.ton.
TEACHER. willing to travel. desires posi-.
t!on as Go:crness for chiidren-oyer 10
Dispatch
YOUNG LADY. thoroughly experienced in
general office work. including bookkeep.
Ing. Cashiers work and st-noBraphy, de-
siTes position; could easily take charge
or small office doing The bookkc.p-
ing and stenofraphlc work Box Is sO2
care The Dispatch.
REFINED. cultured Southern widow de-
sircs position as househcepcr or matfou:
experienced In Institutional work but
would accept position In private home.
AdIIess Box l. los. care The Dispatch.
LADY dss!res pos,,ion as houseXeeper.
sohpah!'I OF hufse-compan:on: expert
eHced. willing and trustworthy: refer
enc-s exchanged. Box G.. IS. care The
Dispatch.
ofES Tor position, woman bookkacpcr,
expert; also hTsi-c!ass st.nographer Adj
dress Box = ,i,. care The Dispatch
YOUNG lady s;.nosraphc. OF several
years successful! experience desires -
elton at once. References good. BOX
. so. care The Dispatch.
LADY experienced la stenosraphIc work.
bonkkeep!nS and cost accounting wants
position January list or at once Box
q scJ care The Dispatch.
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REFINED. cultured Southern widow de-
sircs position as househcepcr or ma,Ton:
experienced In Institutional work but
would accept position In private home.
Address Box l. los. care The Dispatch.
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sALESMAS-we are looking for a hard
hitting. upstandinK Nirg!nian TO repre-
sent ua In Virginia Headquarters Rich
mond. The Norwich Pharmacy Com
pany. l. 1903. care The Dispatch.
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CLEAN UP 800 weekly until Christinas
with Nifty Nine: weekly average 100
bn!"s: dollar profit each: 1910 salcs
daily frequently made. demonstrating
nth.r ,,t,
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sAbESMAN-wantc:. q high class sales
man To sell ire extinguishcrs and disin-
lectah's Salary commissIon. Call
Tuesday at Hotel Sharl.o and ask for
Mr. Il. q. Petit
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sALESMES-Docs $1,000 TO $4,000 per
year sound Sood7 y permanent connec-
ton with a 30. house. having remark
Rblo plan for placing big muncy king
proposition with retailer and aIi-s!zcd
towns. II willing to worh and can
stand prospertty--a real opportunity for
men OF action. Address Dept. A. J. Ge2,
baltimore I!dE. Chicago Ill
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ATTRACTIVE toilet specIaltics, quick.
casy-seiling combinations; 5000 profit
and So worth goods free furnished
agents to give away. II you want
something entirely new. send at once.
United Soap Works. 1911 Park Place,
Ne York
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sparkling glass name plates. numbers.
~. checherooards. medaiiions. signs: big
illustrated book mailed FREQ ~
Palmer. 200 Wooster. Ohio.
WaNTED-Soap agents to sell our $50
products; no money required Write
Iinro Company. Dept. 372. St. Louis.
NO.
D. WHITE cleared $ll7 last week viii
our new progress OF IL Race: every
negro buys. Send for FREQ SAMPLE
Nichols Co.. Napervlle. III.
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Observation-Disclosures. n reliable salesman
TO sell advertising signs In Stat. OF Vir-
sinia: stablishrd line: give reference In
first letter. Roanoke Sign workb, Inc.
Nounok.. Va. Box 237.
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Situations Misunderstanding 80

PCfiL NURSE desires position, .doctor's
ONCE or care for invalid. Phone Madi-
ron 53s5-". Miss Tna1ton.
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MONEY-Lots OF Il made every day by
agents selling Gartsdc's Iron Rust Soap;
needed IN every office school, home.
Fully protected In L. S. Patent Office.
Advertised throughout country. Has re-
moved iron rust Ink. fruit. rledi,,ne
stains thirty years: large tubes. sc,
Send Zoe for trial tube ana proflt making
plan. Gartside's Iron Rust Soap Co.,
III Preston Street phlladeiphin. Pa.
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For Virginia and adjoining State,
10 carry the weii-known Anchor"
limo OF girls and misSes' school,
camping and sport clothes for tho
pest ready -to-wear and Depart
nent store trade: spring lin. now
ready. featuring ppeciulties ut
popular prices nov In demand for
big outdoor season. Giye details
In full. with references. expert
enco. etc. Miller. Bakor & Leyene,
Baltimore. Maryland.
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SALES REPR ESESTATIVES-The pioneer
guaranteed hosiery mills OF tho United
Stateo wants an energetic man To de-
velop local territory on genuine pure
silk hosiery. sold direct from mill to
wearer; highest commission paid: un-
surpassed merchandise. made in our own
big mills: prompt deliveries: men with
experience in the hosiery line preferred.
Address international Pure SILK Mills,
EoEristown Pa
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MAS-MHnvfacturer of automobile
accessories wants experienced salesman.
owning car. and calling on denicrs ga-
RACES and hardware stores: our adv-r-
Using gets rcsults: unusually liberal
proposition to right man: give expert
encc and qualifications. Box r y3i, care
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