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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
IVES SECOND ANNUAL soUND
ENCI KSIUN

Tho shut-ins' next bis event win be
The second annual boat trip ON puget
Sound, August ~ given by &c.
Ives, msuugyr Of the stimson Mu
Co, OF Ballard
Mr. tvcs aitho blind. retains his
commanding position us manager OF
tho company with which hc has been
for many years, and. by 20 doing.
hnH held the admiration ~ his friends
and hundreds 81 blind folks ~ See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14

Utlr whom be- has 90 kindly bfnr
fitted thru the Lighthouse and
cheerrd by tbe smg,rman Thank
giving dinners
30 has chartered the Tourist Tor
tho above date and. thru IhiH depart
mont invites Ss1tar rhui Inns 60 "u.
JOY several hours OF Puget Sound
scenery Us hi7 guest
Tho Tourist will leave the Col
man dock promptly az q. M ros
turning M q Further notice. VIII
he given thru lbta column, but please
phone us az once n you ore FoinE
CApitl tCsG.
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Boo transporting tbe $50 children
aud 90 Sisters from ihe Sacred
Heart ophunago 10 the Marion Mr-
Donald hons .furHday
Mn MrCarmlth Laura liruniug.
Mr Ncttic Hutchinson. MH j.
" JENNINGS. Mm Frank Hopkins.
Central Ford Agency Packard So.
utiir Agency Mu Oliver Queen
cry Ford Agency and tho Sands
Motor Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14

NOME. Alaska Tho Indiana Of
A'arHa mod Huirh Columbia obtain
their butter supply from H ft LITTLE
ffh called the Y0Iirhuu Million afe
caught boz metz, put Boo iuuH and Gov
cred with bot stones or from the
uHH rises 10 tEn top o. burdons
quickly, aud the tBrir is almost ldon.
teal with that Of butter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
SAD HOMECOMING

The rad announcement Of the sud-
den death Of John Culi.ua. beloved
husband OF our own little Hannah
Evans whose remarkable h'aiInH
startled and pleased everybody two
years ago. reached no. the latter part
OF h.t week Mrs Collins has RE-
turned 20 Seattle and viii mako her
home temporarily with her mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14

Hr, win Ecl uls aherl chair spoken
pf lHrt Uerh Some limo ago Mrs
EIohau'a ron wJH H rhutIn aud
his wheel chair was contributed 20
ihn club when hr died To-day shr
VIII hrrflf enjoy lhr We uf one
eft the club chairs
SUNSHINE GUILD
Don't fuErt the guild meeting
with Mabel Long and her mother
Mn 81 81 Sellers 7siS Igh ays
N W. Tburday. August go.
Don't furroi iHe guild meeting
Will be- Eiycn over 10 o. celebration
OF Mra Mabcrs birthday on rha
18th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
MOTm.K MNNrs mnMl.

licr daughter and lust living rrla.
u'e expected 10 die momentarny.
u woman, rs years old. hus np.
p'nlra 10 me 20 find her O home.
size says sho can slill do lots of
work n allowed TO sit down 10 do
b. Phone CApluiGgg.
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MUSIC N COUNTY uo,Ir

Tho Hind Bndio Five orchestra
WI delight tho old people ~ the
King county home with popular
dance music tomorrow afternoon.
Tho boys have summer engage.
ment az Angle lake.
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GONE CAMPING

w ! lBilD Murray ls taking n
TWO MefiF' vacation with bis mm.
ny ot Long hlc. whore BIn win
spend most OF his time prrticlng
walking with his new braces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
RECIPROCITY

For helping with the furnace. "a
lli'lc fhul-in lady, whose brother b.
also hhuliu viii give the use or
q room ana bitrhenctte Phone
EAtii79s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Sl'KrRIsE non suIiTIN

Several ahut-ius were The surprise
guests Of Aiiss Mabel Ions 1875
18TH ave s. ", on bee birthday
Wednesday afternoon August ~.
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INEnRM\IIoN MANTEn

Can any 81 my readers give I'M
formation uH 90 accommodations and
treatment facilities az SOAP lake
Information wanted Tor Seattle shut
n Phone CApitl-igs6
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lt hr guihow ono sweet ruaq.
And earth ryomH even better
for ihc happy WAY De goes
" dark temptations frovujug.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
SlllrIN WANTS ROOM AND
CARR.

We are atm looking Tor room
Tor blind bedmst man, ahuriu.
VINO can pay $50 "a month. Phone
CApitl-f6sG.
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WIN noon SUPPLY STOPPED

struggling against desperate odds,
ma little hunting cabin five miles
from town, In % Jungle or woods. ID
little mother administers 90 hrr
pawNtlc husband, sick child, and
four other children Their main
food supply came from COW and
chickens Tho cow has boon killed
boy AN accident Neighbor and
friends have asked a. 10 help them
In replacing this invaluable food
source. The COW viii cost tS5, with
SIS already contributed.
Discouraged with her struggle, this
means moro than mere matter Of
sustenancr to tho little mother n
means courage. hope. and fresh
start Can you contribute "a utllcf
n 30. send your check 90 Cow FUND
Editor, Seattle STAR or phone cApltl
l6e6
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cONyALEscENT WANTS D0G

Have you dog fur young
man, just runyalesclng from "a
severe innrHF He wants him Hs
% companion and con give him "a
nno home
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And mo- stars are boo His slEhJ
lie thanks God Tor a. shelter
And sleeps ana dreams Hll n'Fhi
And somehow earth ICONS brighter
For hr ever makes d bright
Ana 20 ln JOY and sorrow
ne Walha hla earthly way
Thanking God Tor tomorrow .
Aed does nH win today
Somehow earth Be- brighter
For that lesson Love, Ohcy'
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THANK YOU

We wish 20 thank the following
partial n5' Of aulolaia. who assisted
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GIFT IL RETURNED

~. 500 IIIchnI. l9al coIrI-on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
Uncousinly Cousins.
Relationship is not bond
That always makes the heart grow fond.

Relationship is not bond
That always makes the heart grow fond.
Peter Rabbit.
Peter Rabbit was feeling better He
had filed his stomach with food, such
as it was. He had seen nothing more of
Reddy Fox, or Terror the Goshawk, nor
had he seen any one else of whom to
be afraid He knew that Mrs. Grouse
had escaped Reddy Fox, so altogether
Peter was feeling in good spirits.
1T is long time since I have seen
my cousin, Jumper the Hare" said
Peter to himself II think I'll see if 1
can find him"
So Peter wandered about looking for
his cousin, Jumper the Hare, but failed
10 find him. At last he found himself
over near the Laughing Brook. The
Laughing Brook was frozen. Peter could
hear the water gurgling under the ice.
Being tired, he sat down under hem
lock branch that was bent down with a
load of snow. 1t made a coy little cave,
quite dark and just the place to keep
out of sight and still be where he could
see any one who might happen along.
Peter could see quite a way up the
Laughing Brook. For a long time he
didn't see a sign of life. He was begin
ming to doze and thinking about taking
a nap when he caught sight of some one
dressed in dark brown running along
the bank of the Laughing Brook and
coming toward him.
Billy Mink - exclaimed Peter under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

Cleopatra or the mode of ancient
Egypt or far Cathay. So If you are
one of those who lament the strong
influence of oriental and classical
modes within the past few years and
numerous interesting fashions of
western Europe within more modern
times, you have reason to rejoice.
For ribbons are very much in evil
dence at present. They are used, as
of yore. to tie adjacent parts of
ladies' frocks, to bind the edges and
for purely ornamental purposes
Loops and rosettes are again in evil
dence.
Black velvet ribbon in the wider
numbers has been used on several
smart frocks for hip bows On one
dance frock wide black velvet forms
n double loop at the hips with an
other loop hanging down slightly be-
low the edge of the skirt.
The taste forSmetal has extended
even to the making of ribbon The
sketch shows a fiat rosette of red
ribbon faced with gold as used to
trim the front of red gown The
figure displays frock of beige cloth
with a simple bow of matching shade
at the left front. You may also see
the manner in which one dressmaker
attaches a length of black velvet rib
bon, faced with white, to the shoulder
of a froCk, fixing il with a small rose.
And below is a scarf edged with five
rosettes of ribbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

Ma started to imbroider Embroidery
last mite after suppir, saying, Well
I'm glad tonite izzent going to be last
mite | wouldent put in another sutch
sleeplss mite as / put in last mite for
all the kings horses and all the kings
men Of all the things that can
happin TO you in this life an attack
Of nooralgia is the werst, she sed.
You wimmin certeny take your
trubbles seriously, pop sed. If it had
bin me, now, or i'm fact eny man, the
incident would of bin forgotten long
ego, he sed.
If you ever had an attack of moo
ralgia you could never sit back there
and call it an incident, ma sed.
I've had worse than nooralgia, and
the ony sensible thing to do is grit
your teeth and make up your mind to
simply ignore it, and 9 times out of
10 you'll fall asleep and the hole
thing will be over, pop sed.
1t sounds lovely to heer you tell it,
sou men are wonderful creatures, I
don't see how you can live in the
same verdi with US wimmin, ma sed.
I marvel at it myself some times,
pop sed. WITCH jest then he put his
hand over one eye saying, Owtch, zee
gods, can you beet that, something's
in my eye, wy does a thing like that
always nan TO nappln 10 me, eS-
peshilly?
And he started to rub his eye and
twist it all GROUND saying, Confound
st TO blazes, blast it to smithereens.
wy don't you ignore it? ma sed, and
pop sed, 1 wouldent mind 1t If il hap
pened in railroad train ware you
Expect things like this but rite heer
I'm the privacy of my home, that's
wat 1 object to, hang the luck.
Then wy don't YOU imagine your
riding in a train and jest grit your
teeth and go to sleep, hee hee? ma
sed, and pop sed, Your sweet woman
~ sympathy overwelms me, I'm going
to try to wash it out and if l cant get
it out in 5 minnits you'll half to call
up the doctor, this is serious.
And he started to go to the bath
room still holding his eye, ma saying,
y times out of 10 it will be all rite
In Q minnit
WiaA ~ MASe--- - .s.asss :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

PAPERHANGING. ROMPTLY-Rooms. so
up Quality workmanship. Satisfaction guar.
A. II. kaulfuss. IOlf 9Th ne. Lin. 4Jg3-R. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

That black spot was the end of a tail.
The owner of that tail was otherwise
all in white. That was why Peter had
not seen him before.
MY starsm exclaimed Peter under
his breath. IT'S Shadow the Weasel -
And Peter began to tremble all over.
There is no one he fears more than he
does Shadow the Weasel.
Shadow also had his back arched
high, and his wicked little eyes were
red with rage. He was very much
smaller than his cousin, Billy Mink, but
he showed no signs of fear. There they
were, two cousins, but you would never
have known it from their actions. No
more uncousinly cousins could be
imagined.
What are you doing here?" snarled
Billy Mink THE Laughing Brook is
my hunting ground"
1T is mine if l choose to make it so.'
snarled Shadow the Weasel. You don't
own the Laughing Brook, and it is no
business of yours what l am doing
here
Then I'll make it my business" was
Billy Mink's snarling reply, and he
sprang at Shadow.
Now Billy Mink can move almost like
flash, but Shadow can move even
faster He lodged his cousin, but he
didn't run away. Shadow is no coward.
For few minutes they snarled at each
other and called each other bad names,
and it looked as if they might fight.
Peter Rabbit hoped they would. You
see he was sure that Billy Mink would
get the best of it. But just as it looked
as if they were going to fight, both dis
appeared so suddenly that Peter fairly
blinked.
Copyright, 1925, by T. W. Burgess.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

GAS RANGES REBUILD ANY RANGE
like new for S12; stove and latrobe repairing.
w. p. WATKINS. Main 46T1 27s
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BEDTIME STORIES 81 B! s HHessg0'

his breath. IT hope he won't take it into
his head to look in here. These are hard
times for almost every one, and I am
afraid Billy might be tempted to try
to get a Rabbit dinner. Billy is a great
fish eater, but he likes fresh meat"
Very slim and trim was Billy Mink
as he moved swiftly down the bank of
the Laughing Brook. looking into every
little hole, missing nothing. He was
nearly opposite Peters hiding place
when he abruptly stopped. arched his
back, showed his teeth and snarled. At
first Peter couldn't understand what it
meant. Then Peter saw a little black
spot which moved. Peters eyes looked
as if they might pop out of his head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

Little Red Ridinghood's grand
mother was in bed. She had been
feeling sick all day and so had de-
cided to spend the afternoon taking a
nap. She was thinking of her dear
little granddaughter and was won
dering when she would come to see
her again. Then she dozed off.
She was awakened by a loud knock
1t the door.
who's there?" cried the startled
old lady, sitting up in bed.
There was no answer, so she waited
awhile. Then the knock came again.
Let me in said a squeaky voice,
IT'S your granddaughter, little Red
Ridinghood. I've brought you some
cakes"
Poor dear, her voice sounds as
though she has a cold" said the
grandmother, hopping out of bed in
her pink flannel nightgown and cap.
Cut grandmother out and mount
her on lightweight cardboard
Downright 1929 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

RIBBON TRIMMINGS: a FLAT RIOS
ETTE OF LOOPS OF RED AND
GOLD RIBBON THAT TRIMS A
RED FROCK, LONG END OF DOU-
BILE FACED RIBBON THAT
FALLS FROM ROSE ON SHOUL-
DER OF EVENING GOWN, AND
BEIGE FROCK TRIMMED WITH
GRE RIBBON IN SAME SHADE,
WITH BOW OF RIBBON AT
FRONT OF BODICE.
so long as it did not exceed inches.
Now ribbons are made even wider
than that
Ribbons, like laces, are of the West,
and, comparatively speaking. of mod
ern origin. When we trim our frocks
with laces and ribbons we can no
longer claim to be classical or orien-
tai. They smack of the fashions of
the days of Gainsborough. of Rom
ney. Greuze and Fragonard, of La
Pompadour and Marie Antoinette-
the European fashions of the past
two or three centuries-more than of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
Ribbons Are Very Much in Evidence
by MARY MARSHALL.

When is a ribbon not a ribbon and
when is it a length of satin. taffeta
ribbed or other sort of silk? That
Is a question that might occur to any
one of an inquiring nature when be-
holding some of the new and gorge
Gus wide ribbons. The old definition
was that a ribbon remained ribbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
Chocolate Triangles.

Beat together two eggs, two cup
fuls of milk, a teaspoonful of sugar,
a pinch of salt and one square of
chocolate. grated and melted. Into
this mixture dip triangles cut from
thin slices of stale cake. Drain and
fry in butter until nicely Drowned.
Put together in pairs with a filing
of sweetened whipped cream, and
serve at once with hot chocolate
sauce and a sprinkling of chopped
walnuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
Star ".Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

ian and P. Day Pharmacy.
i4th and W SITS, Eagle Pharmacy.
290I Georgia ave-, John g. Biggs Phsrma c
zoos 18th NV, Collnower Art and Gift 20.
s401 14th. Bronaugh's Pharmacy.
l4th and Buchanan, Hohbergers Pharmacy:
18th and Colorado ave-, O'DonneHs Pnarhoey-
Holmead and otis place Holmead Ph n,ans5;
Cigar and News shop. s..
l1s5 Columbia road, Hutoher's Cigar store.
Wardm1n Park Pharmacy.
ID and Mass. ave, Phillips Pharmacy.
1T and st DansanS ,im. essIk. de
7th and Q SITS. Associated Drug Stores.
IN and R; /. ave-, J; French simp pSa r,,.cv
Vt. ave-, 18th and SITS. HowIey's Phar.
9th and U SITS, McGuire's Pharmacy. p,o,
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek Church road hocA
Ga. ave. and Upshur ST.. Colodny & Bialek.
s5os Ga. ave-. Monek's Phs Inncx
5 Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy.
North &C Cap sna st. i and Il. ave, FaTkeTs Phar
I722 Pa ave: J. Louis K5 psl macy
25th and Pa ave.. Herbsts Pharmacy
1926 Conn. ave, Chevy Chase Phsrmscy;
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st. o'e'ei"n'
4s05 Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin Ave Ph ar.
Takoma Park. 35s Cedar St, Msttingly Bros
GEORGETOWN.
2sth and SITS, Pride's Pharmacy.
s2O4 NJ St, oDonnelrs Pharmacy.
Sail N st. NV. Moskey's Pharmac{;
Wisconsin ave. and O. Dononue
NORTHEAST.
9TH and Fl SITS, Home Drug Company.
BOT II st, Garren's Music Store:
7th st. and Md: ave. Louis .. Braaies-
North Cap. and /, Kenealy Pharmacy.
1926 East Capitol st, Paul's Pharmacy.
Ess. c CAP and 18th s ncon Pask
goth st, and X. 1. ave., Collins fharmaey-
Woodbridge.
$500 18th St, Mayo's Pharmacy-Brookland
SOUTHEAST.
Sd and Pa. ave-, O'Donnell's Drug Store.
9Th and I. F. P. weller's Pharmacy.
i4th and Pa. ave, smyser's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave, Anacostia. heaiy Drus
SOUTHWEST.
7th and D SITS, Lantz Bros.
AZ and l. SITS. Columbia Pharmacy.
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All Advertisements for The Evening star
must be at The Star Office or one Of The STA! ~ !.
branch Offices by IL pm the DAY BhfohE
ISSUE, with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found.
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Advertisements under the above classinea'
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refreshments from transient advertisers.
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(Copyrig ht }
Ny Neighbor Says:

4 wardrobe or other heavy
piece Of furniture that stands
fiat on the floor harbors dust
If they have legs one can clean
underneath. Remember this
when buying furniture.
When you are preparing the
boiler for washing add one
tablespoonful of borax to the
cold water. When 1t has boiled
you will find You require only
half the quantity of soap. Their
when your white clothes ar,
ready to boil, add one teaspoon
full of borax. to the water, and
the clothes will be beautifully
white.
When poison of any kind is
brought into the house it is a
good plan Immediately to run
two common pins through the
cork, opposite each other, with
the pin points extending about
an eighth of an inch past the
heads on each side. The prick
of the pin gives warning by day
or night the instant the cork is
touched, and proves an efficient
safeguard against mishaps.
To extract a splinter, take a
wide mouthed bottle and nearly
fill it with hot water. then hold
the injured part over the mouth
of the bottle and press down
quite lightly. The suction will
act as d poultice and draw the
flesh down and the splinter will
come out quite painlessly.
Sprinkle a little -four on the
fat in the pan in which fish,
scallops, etc. are to be fried
This prevents scattering and
sticking to the pan.
When making pastry, roll In
one direction only if you want
it to be light. Rolling first in
one direction and then in an
other is almost sure to make it
tough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
(Copyright.)
MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHILDREN.
Inducing Relaxation.

One mother says:
When my little girl began to OBJ
ject to being packed off to bed in
the afternoon, I told her. that she
and I would lie down for a rest
together. I take some mending or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

table, and if there is little wall space,
the writing table requires none, for
1T looks we'll in the center of the
room or wherever necessity dictates.
If a long row of windows compli-
Gates the matter of a satisfactory
furniture arrangement, the writing
table will look well silhouetted be-
fore them, and at the same time re-
ceive a splendid light.
At night illumination is supplied
by the two tall lamps. These will
also furnish reading light to the two
easy chairs, which might be drawn
up at either end to complete the
group.
downright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
WASHINGTON. d. c.
AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY

An established Illinois manufacturing corpo-
ration wants a man capable Of organizing
sales force of several men to sell and dis
tribute a new specially now ready for the
market; this company will open some 20 or -
sales offices in the United States this year
and Is looking for man with sound business
experience. who can give good references
10 open branch Office in this city This is
rare opportunity for the right man TO secure
control of a speciality with wonderful money
ma king possibilities; if you feel that you can
meet the requirements and are open for a
proposition to enter business for yourself, this
is an exceptional opportunity $1,000 capital
is required for merchandise our representative
will be in Washington in a few days to inter
view applicants; write US for appointment.
tell something about yourself in your reply.
Lakeside Manufacturing Co, $40 Fulton 81.
Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

Mrs. r. H Calihan of Garden City,
Kans., has been named national chair
man of the child welfare committee
of the American Legion Auxiliary for
a three~ysarteEms ....,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

This dignified and graceful writing
table of Queen Anne inspiration holds
many delightful possibilities for the
small living room or library. First
of all it saves space by combining
the functions of desk and library
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

needlework along and work, while
propped up on pillows. She has a lit
tie book and I ask her to sing to me.
When she gets drowsy I tell her
will sing for awhile, and in just a
few minutes she is asleep. I feel
all the better for these few minutes
of rest with her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

Love delights in paying more thar
is due, when nothing is. expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27
HIGH-CALIBERED
Statesmen

already employed and earning good money
We have large sales force Of high grade
men, many of whom come to us unsolicited
from other organiza tions. They are earning
from $500 to $3.50 per month.
Only hard workers between % and 40 years
of age, who are able to produce a sales record
Of accomplishment and who are in position to
accept assignments in Virginia or Nsrth Caro-
lima territory will be considered Appearance
personality, enthusiasm and ambition are re-
quired and desire to become permanently
established with the largest institution of its
kind in the world. with assets in excess of
ST 900. 600.
If you measure up to the above requirements,
phone Room 116, Franklin Square Hotel, for
infr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

MIRRORS REsILVERED TO LOOK LIKE
new. Work called for and delivered. Phone
Columbia 570S-W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

TAILORING AND CLEANING STORE; will
Box 204-S. Star office 29s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-27

GASOLINE and accessory station; in Wash
ngton; excellent location; good opportunity
for right man with So $1,000. Republic oil
Co. Rosslyn, Va.