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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior
U. s. Land office at Montrose, Colorado
February 20. 1924.
Notice Is hereby given that Carl Doughty
OF Austin Colorado. who. December "a
1915, made Adjoining Farm Homestead
Entry No. Oes3g, for SEX SWL Section %
NEA NwA, Section 27 Township las, Range
s5W, Sixth Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make three-ycar Proof
10 establish claim to the land above describ-
ed before Milton r. Welch. u S. Commits
sioner at Delta. Colorado. on the 7th day Of
April, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses Ebert Z
Watts. oliver Adkinsi. Jimmy Evans
Walter HillmRn. all OF Delta. Colorado.
GALES c. POND. Register
First pub. Mar T. last pub April T. 1921.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Notice Of Final Settlement

Estate OF Mary wnthols Rohlee, De
erased
Notice f. hereby given that on the 2eth
day OF March. a. D. 1924. the undersigned
Will present to the County Court OF Delta
County Colorado. bis accounts for final
settlement Of administration OF said estate.
when and whore all persons in interest may
appear and object 10 them. n they 80 de-
firr.
lion for the determination OF heirship OF
satd Mary wilthcis Rohlee deceased has
been made and that the Court will on said
date hercinhcfore mentioned, or at any
time TO which tho hearing may be continued,
proceed TO ascertain and determine who ara
the heirs Of tho said Mary Wlltheis Rohlcc
docrnFcd and a. such entitled 10 inherit any
lands. tcncmcnts hereditAmcnts or other
property. real or personal. constituting all
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Summons

STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Delta lw.
Austin Laycock Plaintiff W. J. Woes oliver
and Martha n oliver Defendants.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
The People OF the State OF Colorado, TO the
Defendant Above Named. Greeting
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In tho County Court Of Del
IA County. State OF Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after
tho service hereof. n served within this
County, or II served out Of this County. or
by publication within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day OF ser
vice. or Judgment by default will be taken
against you. according TO the prayer OF the
Complaint II copy Of the Complaint in
tho above entitled action be not served With
this summons. ten days additional TO the
time hcreinhcforr specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before taking
Judgment by default a. aforesaid. II
personal service Of this summons and copy
Of the Complaint be made out Of this state.
fifty days from the date OF such service IL
allowed within which 10 appear and plead 10
such Complaint before Judgment may be
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior
T.. s. Land office at @ontrosc Colorado
February 20. 1924.
NOTICE D. hereby given that Aaron b
ellison OF Eclta, Colorado. who on May 2
1919. made Homestead Entry. No. Ol32Ol
for NEi4 Farm Unit "J"1. Section -,
Township Sin. Range low. mp. Meridi-
an. has filed notice OF intention 70 make
thrcc-ycar Proof. TO establish claim 10 tho
land above described. before Milton r
RADIO on the 9Th day Of April. 1924.
Claimant names a. witngHEe7 william
HauEhcnbcrry. y. a mcclure. Edward
Thompson. Henry Stoelandt, all Of Delta,
Colorado.
In UncompAhrEc Valley Project
GALEN C. POND Register
First pub. Mar 7. last pub April l. 1871
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
HOTCHKISS

Donald Patton sold and loaded a
car of box apples latter part OF last
week.
Mrs, Sherman left Saturday for the
Junction to visit among friends for a
week or ten days.
Sherman White has returned from
several weeks business trip to Ogden
and Salt Lake City.
G. o. Downing has leased the two
McCleary farms on Powell Mesa for
the coming season.
VIM. Pruitt IL now located on the
Gus Jordan ranch, having vacated the
old Buick ranch recently,
Thos. Martin has moved from the
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
sasketbaIl-pelta VS. Paonla.

Conference basketball games played
by the middleweight teams, boys and
girls, and the boys first teams, at the
High school auditorium Friday even
ing. drew a good crowd The first
team, boys, put on a fast. hard fought
margin, while both medium weight
teams scored for Delta. The scores
We're: Paonia first team boys 10;
Delta first team, boys, Il; Delta
middleweight, boys. 16, Paonia mid
dleweight boys, 9; Delta middleweight
10.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Home on Business.

c. Lund. who used to call Paonia
home, but who is now resident OF
Whittier. California, is here looking
after ranch and other property inter.
ests. his holdings being at and near
Paonia- Mr., Lund was resident OF
Delta county for ~ years, having 10.
Gated at Whittier a year ago, where
he expects to reside permanently. He
said he often met Delta people there
and last Sunday attended a picnic al
which there were in the neighborhood
Of SO Paonia people, for it was a
Paonia picnic.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Call for Bonds

Delta, Colo. February 90 1924
The following bonds of The City OF
Delta, Colorado, are hereby called for pay
ment upon presentation at the office Of the
Comm issioner of Finance and Supplies Of
the City of Delta Colorado. April l. 1924, at
which date interest on said bonds will
cease
Water bonds dated April 1874. num-
bers 1-2-3 and T. for 81 900 each, with in
terest at 6 per cent per annum, with cou-
pom No 20, and all subsequent coupons
thereto attached.
n. J. BRADLEY,
Commissioner of Finance and Supplies.
First pub Feb. %, last pub. Mar. 81. 1924
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Power Company Official Here.

Earl T. Harris, an official of West
ern Colorado Power Compayn OF Mont
partment covering all the territory
ern Colorado Power Company OF Mont
er company, was a business visitor
this week
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
OId-Tlmc Friend Visits.

Mrs. NJ. Z. Mount and mother, Mrs.
C. f. keenan,, who is a guest Of her
daughter at present, enjoyed a visit
with a childhood friend OF the latter,
Mrs. l.. Sarrasin of Grand Junction,
who spent two days at the Mount
home, returning to Grand Junction on
Friday afternoon
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07

Pearl, Roy and Bryan Walker ar
rived late Saturday evening, via truck,
from Long Beach where they have
spent the winter months. They carried
their tools with them and have been
doing cement work there. They stat
ed they made the complete trip in II
days, the road conditions being fine.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07

or a part Of the Estate of the said Mary
Witheis Roblee deceased, and enter a
decree accordingly, at which hearing all
persons claiming to be heirs at law OF
said deceased may appear and present their
proof
C. E. BLAINE, Administrator.
First pub. Feb. %. last pdb. Mar. IS. 1929
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Notice of Adjustment pay

Estate OF Carl Bartolo, Deceased. No. 742.
All persons having claims against eRid
estate are hereby notified to present IL an
for adjustment to the County court OF Della
County. Colorado. on the 7th day OF April.
AID. 1924.
LUCILLE MINTON
Adm illustrator
First pub. Mar. 7, last pub April 4 1924.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Called by Sickness.

CalIco by Sickness.
In response 10 telephone message
advising of sickness, Mrs. /. w. Ora
ham, OF Rifle, passed through Delta
on her way to Paonia, to assist in
caring for her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Albert Graham.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1924-03-07
Walker BOYS Return.

COMMISSIONER OF Flnance
First pub. Feb. %. last pub. }
Evening star., 1924-03-28
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cough or cold, no matter OF how
long standing, is not relieved after
taking according to directions.
Ask your druggist. Creomulsion
Co. Atlanta. Ga.-Advertisemen
Evening star., 1924-03-28
CHAPTER XXyU.

Styler, who was given to enjoying
himself whenever professional duties
carried him into the country, lay be-
tween tho lavender-scented sheets of
his bed at tho Lynne Arms until a
comparatively late hour next morn
ing, and subsequently trified over
, what he called truly rural break
fast of ham and eggs until nearly IL
o'clock. He had done all that he
wanted to do. and he had several
hours of leisure available before
keeping his appointment with his
| master at. the chambers in Pump
court. And being fond of the coun-
try, he determined to make a detour
in returning to town. He would cut
along through Dorking, and on to
! Reigate, and perhaps as far as Seven
Oaks, resting now and then at one of
those wayside inns which some unde-
Veloped artistic sense in his compost
ton made specially appealing to him
1t was fine day and there were good
roads, and you can cover a heap of
country in seven hours on a good
motor bicycle. Therefore, before noon
struck from the church clock Styler
paid his bill, said farewell to the land
lord, to whom he jocoSely remarked
| that he never need be surprised at
seeing him, and departed eastward.
But as he sped down the vii
lage street it suddenly occurred
to him that 1t would seem un-
mannerIy and i'll bred " he did
not call at the police sta
| ,ion and pass the time of
day to the inspector; wherefore he
presently pulled up his machine, and
in due course was ushered into that
worthy officers Sanctum.
| The inspector, busted over sundry
blue papers, stretched out a hand
and allowed his stern features to re-
lax into a grin.
ITS queer thingi-I was just
/ thinking about you," said he Think
| ing l should have something to tell
| you next time we met, do you seer
"This is the time" responded Sty-
| ler. Always open for news.'
You know that Indian thing
| charm, keepsake, or whatever it is,''
continued the inspector. Bit of gold,
you know"
II know remember" answered
Styler. What of it?-
i've found out who owns it, said
| his companion with another grin. In
short, he's got it, And THAT is We
have got that"
He pointed to a reserved portion of
: his desk. on which crisp new Bank
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The Mystery of Lynne Court
By ]. S. FLETCHER


at her visitor with great curiosity,
started.
Il hadn't thought of that she said,
rcflectively. But / told you that she
kept continually going to the win
dow and looking out on the street.
That may have meant what you sug-
gest."
And that-shall we call it restless
ness. maam? did it seem to TO
abate when she got that telegram you
told us Off" inquired Styler. Seem
small things, these. no doubt, but
they're Of high importance"
After she received the wire" an
swered Mrs. Repton, she simply ask
ed meas ] told you-tO go away.
Just so, just so,' said Styler shah-
ing his head mysterioUsly. .'Of course,
that explains it the other party
didn't turn up. You can't rack your
memory TO the point of recollecting
that she ever referred to-to another
party coming. ell, ma'am?'
Il can assure you, without racking
my memory. that she never did,. re-
piled Mrs. kenton, with decision. I IN
positive of that"
Styler rose and shook his head still
more mysteriously.
"Ah. to he sure, ma'am. to be sure.
he said. "No-She' wouldn't, Mrs. Rem
ton. she wouldn't! Meant to spring it
as a surprise on you. ma'am - that
was it. Oh. yes, of course"
Meant to spring what as a sur
prise?' asked Mrs. Renton.
But Stylcr raised. u deprecating
hand.
You must excuse me, ma'am." he
said, with Il sly smile. State secrets,
you know, ma'am. It's important,
though. to know that there is some
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by the unfortunate
lady's frequent visits to the window
that she was expecting somebody.
Then Styler bowed himself out. eS-
planning, III answer to Mrs Renton's
inquiries, that he was putting up at
the Lynne Arms for the night. And
70 that hostelry he straightway be-
took himself as soon as he was clear
Of the Warren, and, once installed
within it, he sat up gossiping with
the landlord until midnight, and when
he went to bed it was with the com
Portable consciousness OF having
learned seeral important things where
with to regale Smiths ears on his re-
turn from his own mission.
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LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE z.
HELP MALE
NEVER nal ORIGINAL ycoor,uSrd1tiOrLs
On dnnl.rsau knr czz nLa L.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. Ia to / O'Clock,
second floor, 1901 III st NV 30s
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SALESMEN-ThNrc * an exceptionally tine
future with for the who can produce
on his own merits; yoT Will be selling Chfv-
roiet cars with the good season Just beginning
:. & u. Motor To-, Mr. Slickel. 1o9S Wiscon-
ii ave
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HUSTLER TO distribute perfume: salary and
commission; easy. profitable Patten. Room
215. 404 7th street 2ss
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

WARDROBE TRTNh-Must be cheap Ad
dress Box - y star office
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Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
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MAN. colored about u. 20 work in lunch
room and learn short-order cooking. Jersey
Lunch, 9iI o ST NV
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DRIVER for laundry truck; married man pre-
feried; must be wide awake. anxious tn
unusual opportunity for the right man. Ad-
dress koI IG-N. Siar nffice
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SITUATIONS-DoMEsTIC.

CHAMBERMAID or Rur~e--Young coIored rTrI
|! from the country. willing 10 learn: sfay
nights. 325 Va. ave. s.w aSs
IHAMBERhAID, waitress or light housework
2l22 ST. NV. Please cali a once
CHAMBERMAID or days work, coIored girl
wants work. 1903 T 81 NV
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Tie foHorlng JUtGEeSs concerns Soor9s
zee Sd!jSfdcttGr 10 star readers. 4nJ COO
ridir- f04nd r.rcCSsarg n BE- nI1ds 10 tn
star ;rN reccir" gronspt attention. 70
GdmisstnH fo Recommended .>srUics Co
flrrvu cqN Main j0GG BrlTcE IJ5.
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COACH PAINTER. frst-class; only one who
can stripe and finish need apply Service
manager, Studebakcr Auto Co.. 14th at Il st.
Nv
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SALESMEN-50 real live wires 10 sell ma
touslly advertised product: statesmen. crew
managers. femonstrators. Call evenings iA-
tween and 9. Sl1 11th st. NV, second
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CAhPESTER mon -union). to do the work and
,6e axe charge OF three one-story stores. Col.
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PIANOS ami victroIs-, old gold. silver dis,
monds and jrweiry. \. F. Arnold. 1873 G s..
NV. Main >I13
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BICYCLES REPAIRED. SOLD AyD ACCEPT
ed in trade on new wheels: liberal allowance
ROAiM BICYCLE 90. 1913 9Th 81. NV.
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MAN for operating elevator and switchboa I'd
from Il midnight TO am s4j monthly
references required. Wsrdman Construction
l43U h 81
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FARMER, take charge Of frSt-class farm,
Bradford Co, Pa; equipped electric plant.
milling machine, truck. tractor etc, or will
run on shares. Address Box 27S-V, Star office.
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sCoW wanted, about 2o14o Cau Lac. S4e4
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DRIVERS. experienced packers. for ice
cream trucks. Apply III person between and
il 45l5 Wisconsin ave
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UPHOT STEERING or THE BETTER KIND
Furniture repared. Work une1celIed. Our man
will call anywhere \ trial will convince yofi.
Col. i03s. STANDARD Upb. Co. 2St0 l4th st. NV.
apS.
Evening star., 1924-03-28

WINDOW SHADES at factory prices: Holland.
eambric. oil opaque. Southeast Shade Co.. f0a1
NJ 81. sc. Lincoln 1914. 31s
WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS made To
order. Frcr estimates PEARSu & THoMF-
son, al & ST. ne. Lincoln 626s. apl2s
WINDOW SHADES and screens made TO order
Free estimates J. NJ. BUTLER Y son. 1909
LAT S+
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

LIMITED NUMBER OF secretariaI scholar
shlps are now available 10 high school gradu-
ateS IN return for part-time work. Apply
strayer's College, I'll 18th street
DEMONSTRATORS male or female) for
guaranteed moneyback accessory that in
shown West 153s
MAN AND WIFE, colored mo children, may
earn rent OF apt. at Research University. 20
Main $40. 31s
MAN Or WOMAN of ability to hll position
10 our real estate sales department. Free in
ttructlon. Experience unnecessary. Need not
interfere with present occupation Employ
mcnt whole or part time. Lectuses safes
mansnlp every Tuesday at pm. william +.
Aattesorl. Bond building
SALES MANAGER for real estate Office; ex-
perience unnecessary if you are aggressive
ana willing to learn. Address Box 333-V,
Star office. 3Os
STESOGRAPHER knowledge OF Bookkeeping
and ming; salary start. sls week: answer in
own handwriting. Address Box 296V, Star
0ttcp.
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BOY, about 16 years, for office work; good
opportunity and chance for advancement.
state age, education and previous employ
tnehtS. Address Box 3i3-V, Star office 30s
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PERSONAL.
Continued.

SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOUR oWS
material: upholstering cushions. SOUTHERN
SEAMSTRESS. first-class wishes work II
home; plain sewing dressmaking, curtains
drapericS etc. Gil ST. NV.
JOHNSON REST HOME
FOR aged. invalid and conYaIescent: night ard
day supervision. y. 1883. 1924 2Oth NV
COSFIDENTiALTNVFS VFSTIG 4TIOYS-A sTITf E,
or HIGHLY SPECIALIZED AND APs0-
LATELY DEPENDABLE SECRET AGENTS
FOR SERVICE AT ALL POINTS. ESTAR
I.lSHED THIRTY -!,INE YEARS OPEN 9
AN. TO $50 PM CONSULTATION EyT
hlNGS RY APPOINTMENT, PHONE FRANK
LIN 600 BRADFORD. INC. TRANSPOH-
TATION BCILDING. 17th AND wv
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BAkER-All-round man; good salary to right
man must be fast and reliable. Bring ref
erence. 1922 14th
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS -Jobblng and
rcpa ring a specially. Prompt service BEAN
& EVANS. Franklin . 10. s.
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CRAFTSMAN, patent office experience. specifi-
cation work. for y. y. office. Address Rox
AK. Star office
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thk WASHER, experienced, white; those
Nltnout experience need not apply. Ford Mo
tor Co.. 451 Penn. ave. NV
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CARPENTER MASONRY & GENERAL COS
tractors. MARTIN BROTHERS. Adams 33t@
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BAkER for cakes and pastries; day work: at
MOinnger.s BAKERY. COS Pa ave. e. 2ss
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ENTLEhEN OF education, for spare time or
whole time. TO represent leading New York
life insurance company. Address Box 246-R
Star Office
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

BUSINESS P0SITIoSS-Free registration
Washington Employment Exchange: operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. Room 2I3. Transportation bldg,
17th and II SITS. NV.
tHAMBERMAIB, waitress colored for New
York, $50: cook for country, $50. ladies' Ex-
change, Sa7 Vermont ave
CiAMBERNAIDS. parlor maids, mattresses
and kitchen maids. Gentlewomsn's League
1924 Ii 81. NV.
IOUSEMAS - Experienced Filipino wanted
INN medistely, assist at table. Ladies' Ex-
change. s07 Vermont ave
RELIABLE domestic and commerciai, white
and colored help. Briggs Bureau 1907 I4th
St Potomac 1885.
WANTED-Second ran, white: nurses cooks
and hoUseEorkers. Ladies Exchange, S07 Yer
mont
BIG LIST OF POSITIONS
for typ'sts. p. r. y. stcnocrap pliers. clerks
mechanics, chsuffeurs ctc. Open daily.
National Personnel Bureau.
3o5 Pond Bldg. 18th and " Y Ave. VI. GA I.
Evening star., 1924-03-28

BOY colored. 10 assist with bundle wrapping
apply Superintendent, Parker-Bridget Co., the
avenue at 9th.
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BOYS, white. with wheels: excellent oppor-
LlncoIn bldg. 5I4 10th st. NV. Main 7o5.
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COLoRED MAN to do carpentry work Call
65i Acker St ne
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HIs. IHFreTeHces. Address Box 33-V, Star Office.
AUTO SAI.ESMAN-Can you sell. or do you
uetong to the hit-and miss club? Do you want
real income, and are you willing to work
Tor lt! Do you want to be connected with
real sales corporation and have the most popu-
lar car on the market today to sell? If so,
ger In TO see us tomorrow between hours 1872,
80 Ask for sales manager Overland
ton, ID. g. 29s
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS for Handy Dandy radio ring the
latest novelty; il works; sells for 10 cents;
good profit. +. w. Hennessy. 172 wickendon.
Providence. r. l. 29s
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HELP--FEMALE.
Continued.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Must be experienced. Apply
Mr.. Coonin, VIM. Hahn Co., 7th
& K.
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CABINET MAKER for antique furniture
pairing. 726 18th st NV 3Os
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given: Call Line. Sc. We do the rest.
HOW no You UsR YOUR SPARE ITARf
Let us train you earn $50 to 500 q week
making mechanical, architectural or map
drawings; individual instruction, day or eve
ping; no experience necessary. Start now.
Write, call or phone for particulars. Colum-
North ' -
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MILLINERY and ready-to-
wear saleslady, experienced only.
Marvln's, z34 9Th ST. NV.
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HELP--DOMESTIC.


COOK and general houseworker, settled white
or co!ored woman; references. Phone before
noon or after pm. CIevc. 1887.
COOK and maid first-cIass: good nome: NOM.
Ialns IN summer. Call North $500 2Ss
CoohISG and general housework. white
woman; three in family; suburban home Ap-
ply at wallis Cafe, 6l7 18th ST. NV.
GENERAL HoCSEWORK In small family,
ant car.
HoCsEkEEPER. reliable, one who will ap-
preclate good home. In reply give deta is
ADDRESS Box 25-X. Star office
hoCsEKEEPER--Ar reliable woman wanted 10
keep mouse for lady and two children; Chris
tiah scientist preferred. 14iS Taylor st. n W
oSs
HOUSEMAID and waitress in small family
experienced and well recommen ended coIorcd
n woman who will stay at night. CaIl West
80 for appointment 3os
HoCSEWoRh-Relable white woman, Ger
phone Cleveland 163 3Os
NGssE, white. experienced, for 3-year-old
child 80 West Clifton Terrace.
WOMAN. white TO act as head waitress. see
M5k Golyln, Walls Cafe. GIT 18th St NV 800
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Civil Service Exam

- DNF
Special atss beginning today for frst-grsde
clerk promotion examinations, Apr. IA. Glasses
. days and , nights each week. Home study
course. 50. Statistical clerk exam, Apr. 23; sal
AIRY, 81 40 to $3.50; age, Is to 70; both men
and women. Special instruction for stenography
and typewriting exams, Apr. S and May 13
Tuition, 81 Calculating machine, Apr q.
The Civil Service Preparatory school.
Sc. corner 18TH and NV Franklin 20So.
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JOHNSON REST HOME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ANTIQUES, Old glass, china, furniture, silye.
plate, brasses, art objects. A. f. Arnold I3
q St Main siT3
B00KS-Private party wishes 10 bug lot II
miscellaneous books. Adams 3745. 1s
CAMERAS. field glasses. Fhotguns. tools -
every kind: anything you have to saIl Gro.
18th and f u. v. Phone Franklin ~33 or puStsi
CLOTHES-WIn pay highest prices for lad. -.
and mems worn clothes Write 81 phone !,
stein 1908 7ih ST. n w. Phone North 4G9
Evening star., 1924-03-28

FLOORS SCRAPED. CLEANED. EEFISISHEp
new floors laid: more prompt service & love-
rates Now. !. = Price, 9i2 Jth n. w. FIR. 1868 W