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WANTED-AGENTS.
(COntinued.)

AGENTS-Distributors with without Ford
cars; new Ford speciality, sells on sight; make
S25 daily. Eastern Distributing Co., 146
broadway. Paterson. N. ],
"AGENTs-Be independent. make bie pront
with our SOAP. toilet articles and household
necessities nee p tie 90. Get free sample pier
BIG MONEY selling Everstrate to colored peo-
pie; enormous demand; sure repeater. Eston
Co. 2500 2nd ave. birmingham, Ala.
GET OUR free sample case. toilet articles,
perfumes per and specialties; wonderfully profita,
Walnut, st. Louis, Mo.
HOT-DOG- IN-A-BUN-Cooked together by
new machine; enormously popular and profit
able; costs &c. sells 1Oc. Talbot Mfg. Co.,
ST. Louis. Mo.
START THE NEW YEAR right; get into bust
ness Tor yourself; no experience necessary;
supply your friends and neighbors with estab-
lshed line of go very-day necessities; big
double line brings double profits; liberal ter
ritory; write for samples and particulars
Dept. CY-13, Furst & Thomas, Freeport. Ill.
WANTED-L4ady or gentleman of middle age,
with business ability. TO handle a high-class
speciality sold on a money back guarantee and
highly remunerative; this is a dignifed posi-
tion; every person needs some time in
life: business secured through advertising and
office sales; big profits and pleasant work: Ad-
Los Angeles, Calf
WE START YOU without a dollar; soaps, eK-
tracts, perfumes, toilet goods; experience un-
necessary. Carnation Co., Dept 300, st. Louis
$40 A WEEk-Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry. TO distribute Raw
leiGh's household products to steady users;
several fine openings in nearby cities and
towns. We train and help you 80 you ca
make up to 500 week more; expert
ence necessary; pleasant profitable. iignifed
work. Write today. w. r. Raweigh Co.,
Dept. D. c. 252. Freeport. III.
$50 DAILY selling auto invention, So, all
cars; free newspaper display advertising over
your name agent assures success; official
lima flaog tpnr
cent wonderful opportunity; territory going
fast. Philis Manufacturing, st. Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
(Cnnffnnad

OPPORTUNITY to easily
make $40 per day; every auto
owner a prospect; names and
addresses furnished. Apply in
person Sunday and Monday,
Clark's Garage, 1925 You street
NV
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COAL BUSINESS. nearby suburb. doing good
trade; fine location and equipment. Price
very reasonable; splendid opportunity for
someone. Owner has other interests. Terms
can be arranged. Address Box 2S5-J. Star
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District Statesmen with Ford cars
Sell Kirstin Fil-Gages direct to Ford own
| ers, working with local dealers; exclusive ter.
| ritory. Capable man can earn $40 day and
up. Build a permanent business of your own.
| Fil-Gage fills Ford tank without lifting seat
cushion, and shows how full tank is! No com
| pettion. Patented. Pays you a profit on
! every Fil-Gage sold in the district. A. j..
/ Kirstin. 1000 Kirstn Bldg, Escanaba. Mich.
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FOR SALE-125 pencil vending machines well
located doing good business: large profits
For information Mr.. MAPLE, 1908 14th
ST. Room I'll. Phone Col. S3s.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.
New Cathedral Mansions. One of best locn-
lions FOR a business OF IFS Kind. Woman
owner win sell whole half Interest. Call
Adams 1406.
CONTINUED ON Next Pase.J =
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UNIVERSITY.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
We have a very desirable opening for 2
young men who are ambitious, we'll educated,
selling Oakland automobiles in the District Of
CSinmbis; II you have o confidence In your
sO hard WORKER r 'n see MI NJ &gam., at 10 am,
Monday morning. at 1912 14th st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN,
EXPERIENCED.
One Of washingtons largest and ,, most &C,
interview, address Box 2ls-J. Star office.
SALESMAN YOUNG AND
ENERGETIC; MUST HAVE
HAD EXPERIENCE IN
SOME LINE OF SELLING
AUTOMOBILE PREFER
RED; SPLENDID OPPOR-
.TUNITY, WITH SALARY
AND COMMISSION. APPLY
MR.. TRACY,
RADIO SALES STUDIO,
1903 PARK ROAD NV. x
STRONG LEGAL RESERVE
LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY HAS EXCEPTION
ALLY ATTRACTIVE GEN
ERAL AGENCY OPENING
FOR MAN OF CHARACTER
AND UNDERSTANDABLE
ABILITY TO PRODUCE.
APPLY 2O6 COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
BETWEEN 9 AND 10 Am
AND 4 AND 5 PM.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.
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LAUNDREss. frst-class; wants wash to take
home, or part-time work. 776 Fairmont st.
NV.
LAUNDRY WORK to take home; references
Columbia 3173-J
LAUNDRY to take home; experienced 1887
Que ST. NV. North 1929.
LAUNDRY WORK or cleaning. by reliable
colored woman; references. Phone Cleveland
1857.
LIGHT HOUsEWORK or maid, by neat. young
girl 1920 st. NV.
LIGHT WASHING to do at home. 1S45 l. st
NV.
MORNING. or evening work. IA 4th st. NV.
PART-TIME CLEANING-Dependable colored
girl; references. North 2637.
WAITRESS or maid, by colored girl. North
3703-W.
WASH TO take home. First-class laundress.
3OO512 Sherman ave. 20
WQMAN-Reliabe colored, wishes cafeteria
work; cooking; bDusewOrk. 1853 23rd st NV.
PERSONAL.
ELECTRIC MAGNECOIL TREATMENT sPE.
cialiZed for rheumat ism, neuritis, diabetes
given by registered nurse West 2530.
1862 KENYON WILL OPEN A DINING
room January l: For information. call Adams
LADY wants steady, permanent home with
couple who desire companionshIp occasionally.
Address Box 1907. Star office.
TO RENT-PRIYILEGE OF RECEIVING
mail in centrally located Office Inquire 413
Evans Bldg.
FOR QUICK CASH SALE HAVE A COT
tage at Mason Beach, on Chesapeake Bay,
with mi. 81 miles good road. Including boat
and furniture. If interested call Lincoln
$50. 2Ss
WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN FROM
infancy to six years old; $3.50 per week.
1888 st. ne. 90
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BIZ A
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phone
Pot. 1917 1911 Conn. ave.
TREATMENTS THAT ARE LASTING AND
satisfactory. Facial hair permanently remov-
ed, ST. Facial treatments, SOC. I5c. 81. VIC
soc. Is years experience. MARIE STEVENS,
300 Kresge Bldg, 18th and g SITS. Open Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings.
CAN ACCOMMODATE CONVALEsCENT OR
invalid. Private residence; large, sunny
room. private bath. Special attention to diet
Columbia 2343-W.
BABY BOYS FOR ADOPTION, 2. "a,
months and weeks old. Phone Cleveland
THOSE INTERESTED IN MENTAL METH
DDS of healing disease, inharmonious condi-
tons, etc, and who may be having difficulty
problem. are invited to discuss their methods
of working Analysis and suggestions will
be gladly given. Office hours 10 to and by
appointment. Phone West 1SS. FRANK A.
KANE, 732 21st st. NV.
HOSPITAL FOR CARE OF BETTER CLASS
unfortunate young women before and during
confinement. Babies for adoption. Veil
Hospital. Cory. Pa.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED, IN
valid and conyaescent; night and day super
vision. North 1853. 1920 18th st. NV.
LEAVING WASHINGTON WITHIN 80 DAYS
to visit capital every state in Union will con
slider passenger able TO pay own exp; this is to
be advertising trip of national Importance.
What will l drive?
What radio will | use?
What ma tiOnal advertiser will I represent?
My receiving apparatus is open on all wave
lengths for three weeks from date. Address
Box 297-J. Star office.
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OLD ESTABLISHED meat and vegetable mar
ket; modern equipment: no competition; can
he bought on easy terms: price below cost Of
fixtures; store under employees manage
ment Marshall Business Brokers' go New
York ave. NV
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WE HAVE SOME TERRITORY open in and
around Washington for 1-23 Gum Machines.
Tbanra 10 make real money with small in
vestment Machines already in operation and
paying handsomely. Address Box 24S-J' Star
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Part 6-S Pages
HELP MALE

TEVER .ol ORIGINAL recommendations
on dpptlirs for employment. Use COPIES.
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SEVERAL good groceries. cigar and hardware
stores; good money making stands. Dinowitz
Realty Co. Inc, 736 18th ST NV.
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BATTERY MAN for delivery wagon; must De
cSuerenced in changing batteries; no others
need apply Potomac Battery CO., l23o l-th
~
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pacity: fine storage customers; long lease
owner has other large interests and will sell
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ADVERTISING MEN to follow leads; tax in
formation calendar; good pay to fast WORKERS.
Apply WarfieId's 1923 + st. NV.
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FOR SALE-One grocery store with meat, one
millinery store both No. / values. must
he sold before Jan. ]: doing good busineE-
and growing proposition: reasonable priep
refused; retiring from business. Address Box
304-J, Star office.
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ICE PLANT STOCK; finest location in section.
last word in design. Address Box 324-H, SteS
office.
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ACCOUNTANTS and bookkeepers, capable OF
making income tax returns correctly. Apply
Warueld's 1923 st. NV
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NIGHT CLASSES. 7 TOO.
Glasses for the radio operating course are
held Ave nights in the week from TO o
O'Clock. Glasses for the radio construction
course follows: Theory from to g.,
two nights in the week, and practical con-
struction work. from to 10, two nights each
week. The operating course covers about
eight months, the construction three
months. We place all our graduates in posi-
TONS Tuition charge moderate, payments
easy. Students now enrolling for the Winter
term.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS, experienced only;
easy weekly newspaper proposition; week
~ drawing account or salary, and liberal COM
missions; permanent: apply only IL to 1
o'clock $40 International Bldg. 2S~
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ACCOUNTANT +BooKKEEPER for position
offering exceptional Opportunity; must pe
thoroughIy experienced and qualined IN com
merciai work; prefer man who has made elose
study OF course leading to c. 7. A ADDRESS
stating age education, experience, rehgioh
and minimum initial salary acceptable. Ad-
dress Box 263-J, Star office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
A PRIVATE TELEPHONE OPERATING
easy to learn. Glass forming Jan. 5. oxford
Bldg, cor. 14th at. bet. n. Y. ave. and Fl.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR oPEaAToR'S
permit: any car furnished. Call FOSTER"
given. Call Line g. We do the rest.
EARN s1lO to $3.50 monthly, expenses paid. as
after completion Of s-month home study course
fr ss Ss6fe E snd
ness Training Inst. Buffalo. N. Y.
LADIEs-EARN s45 TO $50 A WEEK;
learn beauty culture; great demand for com:
petent operators. Mabelle Honour's School Of
l4th st. NV. FIR. 518l. 81.
NOW is A GOOD TIME TO BEGIN A
course S OF preparation FOR LIES duties Woods
ideal place. One years tuition costs s119,
payable In seven monthly payments: One
yss evening .s,.gn' s5s f monthly
BE A CRAFTSMAN AND
earn big money. Experts need
ed in all lines-mechanical. architectural, topo-
graphic etc. We make an expert DRAFTS
MAN of you in three TO nine months. You
struction plan, day or night. Latest cata
lOgue on request. Columbia School of Draft
ing, 14th and T SITS. Phone North 272.
A NEW LEAF.
Don't follow the same old crowd and the
same old rut by turning a new leaf on
the first day of January. Do something diff
ferent get out of that old rut, do something
that Will better your condition, get in line
for a big future, change the date Of that time
honored custom and turn over your new leaf
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ROOMING HOUSE. Ii rooms, h.-w.h., cleo;
rent 500 2-year lease. Price, $3.50; terms
Rooming house and home combined. rooms
rent snl 40 II
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PARTNER WANTED: Party In position to
invest $500 in first-class local business which
I can secure for 81. 200. The business should
stand $50 weekly drawing account for each
Of US. with an equal division of profits.
For personal interview address Box 319-J,
Star office, giving phone number.
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II you desire to sell or purchase anything
large or small valuable or insisni6cant-make
II known by means of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star.
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Millinery and ladies' ready .to-wear shop in
suburbs: opportunity for right party; rent,
s5S Inspect this and make ofer.
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Boarding and rooming house on Conn; ave:
DOWNTOWN: can accommodate large number OF
boarders in its spacious dining room; owner
going South; price. only 81 500:
Exclusive boarding and rooming, near large
ONCE and Govt buildings; price, $2;50O.
Rooming house. L. rooms. 2 baths, h.-H.h.; ;
price, 81 900; well furnished. ''-t
Roomng house, % rooms, paths, near
18th and Mass ave: price right.
Roomng house. 20 rooms. several baths;
price, s., 900. ,-,.
successful and dependable office. We do a
real brokerage business
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS,
92g New York ave.
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Will sell cheap for cash. 1922 Pa. ave.
CONFECTIONERY located, established
IL years: modern fixtures: well stocked: max
ing money: owner wishes To retire: price and
terms attractive. Apply the j. W. Holloway
Co, Room "a, L0ew Bldg, ITO st. NV.
Franklin 500.
SEGaA.n .EI2I-Sl, ArII-S go
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OFFICE MAN wanted TO join me IN buying
oid Established business; must have good rel
erences and $500 cash; should pay US $S,00
yeariv each. Address Box 314-J, Star once.
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SALESMAN for popular
jewelry store; will pay commits
sion or salary and commission
to capable, active man, who can
make good. Address Box 241-J,
Star office.
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[0R SAIIConfectionery store: ideal loca-
tion. Will sacrifice. Owner leaving Dist6ict'
ing North Capitol ST. ~
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Hppraise used cars etc. This position should
Se well worth 5000 to $1,000. Give full
ried or single, age and full details OF your
selling experience, where you can be reached
10y telephone, and an interview VIII De ar
ktar office.
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sITUATIoNs-MALE. FEMALE

COUPLE. coIored, refined, neat appe.ra nc
man as chauffeur, woman nurse: no objection
TO suburbs. Address Box 274-J Star Office
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R00MING HOUSE WANTED; will pay cash If
price is reasonable. Address Box 1851. Star
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FISANCING-Auto and other tnstalimeut
sales; to II months; give full details. Ad-
dress Box 210-C, star office.
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To solicit the jobbing and retail drug trades;
must possess Al credentials, satisfactory
knowledge of pharmaceuticals, acquaintance
ship with buyers: state qualifca lions in reply;
substantial commissions paid weekly Corona
Chemical Co, Pharmaceutical Dept, 1915
Wooster st, New York CITY
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y n HAMMER, BUSINESS BHUhER:
Roominn house II rooms, In good location
r. w: modern, all filed with desirable tenants;
rent with lease, sos: bargain, S2;oVo.
sna furniture: modern and clean. Rent, SloO.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
We have very desirable opening for
young men who are ambitious, well educated
and who can follow instructions to the letter
selling Oakland automobiles in the District of
Columbia. If you have confidence in your
ability to sell this very popular car. and are
a hard worker. see Mr. Adams, at 10 am,
Monday morning, at 1912 14th St NV
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~ RUsIYESS RROKERs

MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS'
Cafeteria and lunch, near Government De
partments; doing splendid business; price
S., 500. ~ nj. - ,-,..
I%nchroom, old-establish~ds near 9th and
slI Iii,bpt lunch and conf: good downtown var-
nor: g living rooms; price, So 800.
Grocery and meat store: well locs az Co near
10th and Eye sta; rent, $40; price, so,ooC.
I'm leading market; price, $500.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-07-10
CITY NEWS ITEMS

Harold E. Whitefeld of Mime
apolis spent July Fourth in Sank
Centre with his father, w. J. White
field and sisters, Mesdames John Law
and Sherman S. Strong.
The greatest aid to earning is
thinking. If your thinking faculties
need to be developed attend Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vietz and
little daughter of Muskegon, Mich.
arrived Monday for a weeks visit
with the gentleman's sister, Mrs. w.
J. Barron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Conner, and
son, Will Conner and family, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gildermeister and family, all of
Brooten were Fourth of July guests
at the home of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Frank O'Gara.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Nyberg of
Minneapolis spent July Fourth visit
ing at the home of the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cooper. They
left Saturday accompanied by the
lady's parents for a short visit at
Fargo, N. D., returning to Sank
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-07-10
Centre and thence to Minneapolis

Centre and thence, to Minneapolis
Monday.
The st. Joseph Society of St.
Paul's Catholic Church branch of the
State Aid Society, recently elected
delegates to the convention which
will be- held at Faribault the latter
part of September. Peter Robischon
and Jos. Thielen, ST., were elected
and Stephen Schwarzbauer and
Ben Otte as alternates.
Saturday evening about 600
o'clock P. M. Kennedy who recently
removed to Sauk Centre from his
farm east of the city, was taken sud-
denly and seriously ill. He was in a
state of como for several days but
this Thursday noon he was reported
as being greatly improved, all of
which will be good news to his many
friends
Albert White of Livingston, Mont,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood White,
former residents of this city, arrived
in Sank Centre Wednesday of last
week for short visit with relatives.
The young man is on a trip with
the Eagle Scouts, which will take
them to many points in Europe, wind
ing up with a big Jamboree at Cop
enhagen, Denmark.
The summer season at Fairy Lake
has opened in full swing and Mine
Host B. F. Dubois has every cottage
filled with desirable campers. A list
of those living at the lake at this
time are: Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Will
liams, Gowns Pendergast FARM Mar
garet, Alice, Helen, George and
Bob Williams, Mrs. l.. E. Williams
mother of Lester; Mrs. Ella Rhoades,
Miss Della Rhoades, A. E. Pickett,
John Farber, Rev. and Mrs. o. c..
Gottrel, Chloris, Vic and Donna Got
teri all of Marshaltown, Iowa; Har-
riet Jones and Ralph Williams, Los
Angeles, CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P.
Bartheld of New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. P. l.. Bartheld of Beach, N :.
D.; Mrs. Rose Campbell of Columbus,
Ohio; Mrs. Sam Richards of White,
9 n
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-07-10
a[llgkiies

how may a woman make a favor
able impression on nan whe !: they
dine together for Il. e first time?
Here is a question Of interest to
every woman. 1t is cleverly answer
ed in Don't Call 1t Love-" a William
de Mile Paramount production which
will be shown at the Caughren thea
ire Saturday. In a pretty scene OF
that picture, Agnes Ayres and Jack
Holt dine in a restaurant. It is here
that we are informed:
when woman wants to please
a man who prides himself on his
skill in ordering, she says simply:
You order, please.
According to Miss Beranger the
scenarist, it pleases the vanity of a
man to thus be given the confidence
of woman.
Glenn Hunter broke all records for
continuous work on stage and screen
recently when he put in the entire
tWenty-four hours. He left his home
at six o'clock in the morning for a
location in Flushing L. I. where ex-
terror scenes for his first Paramount
picture, "West of the Water Tower
which will be the feature at the
Caughren Theatre Sunday and Mon
day were filmed.
From Flushing he hoped back to
the Cort Theatre for the evening per-
Torrance of Merton of the Movies"
After the theatre he motored to
Douglaston, l.. 1. where night scenes
were filmed for the picture. When
Rollin Sturgeon, who directed the
picture, called it a day, the sun was
shining on the eastern horizon. Hun
ter returned to his apartment in New
York precisely at six o'clock, twenty
four hours after he left it. If that
isn't a record it certainly is hard
work.
A great literary classic, from the
pen of Honore de Balzac, will be
seen at the Caughren theatre on
Thursday and Friday, July 1918. II
is "Slave of Desire" from Balzac's
"The Magic Skin," compelling dra.
matte novel intoxicating the theme
that one pays for what one obtains
The picture was produced by Gil.
bert E.. Gable and is presented by
Goodwin Cosmopolitan. Like Other
Goldwyn attractions shown here re-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-07-10
Nickles N. Dimes Goes to
Build Many Good Roads
Coming to Minnesota Soon With
New Plan to Speed Highway I'm
provement Program

Nickles N. Dimes, nationally
known power in highway construc-
ton and other public and private en-
terprises, already successful in many
states and fast extending operations
for purely public benefit, is scheduled
to arrive next week to push plan to
speed the Minnesota good roads pro-
gram.
To the Nickles N. Dimes plan is
credited new highway records in ev-
cry state where it has been inaugural
ed-for the improvement of thous-
ands of miles of public roads 1t is
reported the same that has builded
many great private fortunes and is
now turned to public benefit. The
principle is to take a little money at
a time from a lot of people and with
the big sum thus accommodating to
build many important and needed
highway betterments, not to be cas-
lily financed by any other method. 1t
favors people within the state over
those from the outside, yet the lat
ter do not object to it.
From states now using the plan
come reports that it is highly popu-
lar with all classes and especially
road users - automobile owners,
farmers and others. Every Mime
sofa car and truck owner backing the
Nickles N. Dimes plan at an average
of So year is promised the use of
extra highway improvements repre-
senting an outlay of 100000 times
that amount and assured a direct
cash-in-pocket return of So for every
81 put in.
Charles M. Babeock, state high
way commissioner, and every road
user well informed on highway facts,
it is predicted, will welcome the cele-
brated Nickles N. Dimes plan. 1t is
popular wherever in effect and many
states have doubled compensation for
corresponding increase in opera
tons.
Nickles N. Dimes is the "gas tax
person." paid at filling stations and
enjoying great popularity in SO
states, as may have been surmised,
and he may have more to say next
week about gas taxes and things.