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Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
WEST THOMPSON

Louis neotte s on the sick list
 Miss Mellna st Marie has new radia
 Mrs Alfred Chuhbuek spent Fri day ia Worcester
 Mrs John Hopkinson has been very sick the pnst week
 Mir and Mrs Sidney Smithwiek and Patricia passed the weekend at Bos- ton.
 Charles Guile spent Sunday and Monday with relatives in Gardiner, Mass
 The Mechauicsville Sewing Circle met with Miss Rose Alma Malaga last Monday evening
 Mir and Mrs Edward Pratt of Nor cester visited Henry Hebert and fam fly last Friday evening.
 George |. Malaga and family and Henry liehert attended Edward Daigle's funeral in Putnam last Fri day.
 Mrs. Louis Ballarreon and daugh. ter Bessie of Woonsocket visited her cousin. Mrs. George L. Malaga. las. week
 Miss Jennie Perrin of Putnam spens Tuesday with her niece. Mrs. Charles Guile and called on 8 fe~ af her friends.
 William St. Marie k having hard wood floors put into his house and in to the tenement occupied by John Hopkinsen.
 Mrs. RoSalie Fortier and daughter Beatrice. Mrs. Joseph I.auek and tw !, children of Dsyville. visited relatives here on Sunday
 Misses Clara Malaga. Lillian De- otte. Ida St Germain. Loretta Breaulf and Eleanor Rrayton spent Sunday afternoon with their teacher, Mrs. Chester Greene. at her home in North Grosyenordsle.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20

with her mother, Mrs. C l.. Marches s.tult. for the weekend.
 Edward Boulay has removed his plumbing supply and radio shop where Joseph Laroehe formerly con ducted his place of business.
 There was an anniversary high mass at St Joseph's church on Mon day morning for the repose of the soul of Mrs. Dorilla Labelle nee Belle rose.
 Roger. the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Hormidas Desautels met with a serious accident on Monday. While he was going through the cemetery facing Main street a grave stone fell on his foot and broke a bone. He is now confined to his home and is under the care of Dr. Koch.
 There was a large gathering at Forester's Hall last Saturday when the Foresters invited their members to a social and dance Music was furnished by Mir. Heule and Miss Begiu consisting of violin and piano. There were square and round dances. Refreshments were served to all pres ent and all seemed to have had a good time.
 Everything is in readiness for the masquerade rostumed dance which is to take place next Tuesday. By the appearance of the interest which is shown the affair promises to be one of the best that ever was in town. Music will be furnished by the Elite orchestra. Prizes will be given for the best costumes. A large at tendance is expected as this is going to be the last dance before Lent.
 Students of Tourtellotte Memorial High school were very successful in their presentation of "Thirteen-P Plus" at the School auditorium Wednesday evening
 The following made up the cast Henry Logan. although a N. Y.
 attorney, is a typical woods
 man Lawson Robbins Theodora. his daughter Irene Pelletier Eleanor his wife Berniee Welch Judge Riley Elmer Joslin Ethel, his daughter
 Margueretta Hainsworth
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20

vefe ereditable talk. remarks of ha- marauz nature were made by Graham
 Poster. one of the younger member of thf Bows Club. Mr. Livingston. the leader. also spoke Another enjoyable feature of the evening was the com mauity singing After the more for mad part of the entertainment came refreshments and dancing There was a large attendance and the event WIS greatly enjoyed by all a happy and aupfeciatiye spirit being in evidence throughout the evening.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
CHECKER EXHIBITION
V (. To~nsend, Boston Expert, Plays
 at North GrosvnordsIe Tonigh,

Victor C. Townsend. checker ex- pert. and former champion of greater Boston. is in Putnam today, and th,s evening wil go Co North Grosvenor- dale where he will give an exhibition under the auspices of the checker club there at the club rooms of Oscar W. Swanson Post. American Legion Mr. Townsend will play any number of men simultaneously. and later plans to play a blindfnld exhibition against four players at once.
 He has appeared at exhibition in Putnam under the auspices Of the Putnam Checker club. but the local players decided to offer Co the North Grosvenovdale club his exhibition this year. Several auto loads from Put nam will go to North Grosvenordale for the exhibition.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
Patriot, S2.OO per Year
SAGE TEA DANDY
 TO DARKEN HAIR It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and
 Lustre to Hair

You can turn gray. faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" al any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, say well-known drug gists here. because 1t darkens the hair SO naturally and evenly that no one can tell 1t has been applied.
 Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because after one or two ap- plications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful.
 This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractiVe folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful ap- pearance within few days.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
AS OTHERS SEE US
How Large New York Merchant
 Views Putnam Spirit

The Patriot has from time to time for several weeks called attention to how those far beyond our borders view the Putnam spirit as evidenced during dark hours One of the latest view Co eeme to hand is that in letter from large New York merchandising house which has sent the following tu a number af its Putnam customers; "Gentiemen
 In reading the January Inland Merchant l just read an account of the courage. faith aud iadomltahlc eu. ergy which is characterized iu mer chants in your town.
 .sAue catastrophe uf 8 bank failure. gniailiuF loss on persons who have giv cn 70 much af thcir life Co suf ed, Is probably one uf thv most ilscuuragiug things that can happen
 efo accidentally lose money is bad enough. but to have money misappro- nriated through misplaced confidence s infinitely Wnree, yet the reaction an ihc part nf ihe busluess men in your town is simply upcrb
 eTo he able to collect ts00.a00. Co start tNo ueN banks. la stage q series ~ sales and come back days ls ample evidence that the spirit of that great General 0f 70 who left his plough in the furr0w. still mnlmates those who live in che town that was named after him. and we wish to extend to you and aN Feuf business associates our sin- core congratulations.
 Yours very truly.
 BUTLER BROTHERS"
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
cathedrais or Iipspissls'

gentle. but if seems the very quintes senea of beauty in The dance.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
R. R. MAN IN WRECK
 SEEKS DIVORCE
Stephen w. Stickney on III Fat ed Passenger Train, AL
 leges Desertion
One Hssbsnd Says Wife Was Mar
 ried.-Ofher Petiti0nsrt

Among the recent divorce petitions filed svilh the elank Of the Hlndhanl County Superior court. is that oi Stephen V. Stiekney. a locomotive Ire man who lives in the Gary district oi the fown of Putnam The petitioner gets forth iu his complaint that he Ras married to May Flaunery, ngW oi Hartford. June 21. 1917. and alleges assertion since December ] Of the same scar.
 Stickney is the locomotive fireman who was riding home from w9fk oh the passenger engine Of the tram mat ran into the open switch and treiRht train standing on the siding on the evening Of October 24 last. He was badly injured and was at the Day EimbaIl Hospital for weeks. during which time one leg was ampntated De- low the knee.
 Wife In Worcester
 Another petitioner Is Joseph Benoit of Putnam. who seeks a decree oI di- vorce from Ida Plant BenJit of Vol |eester on the ground of desertion. ] ne petitioner alleges a marriage on sep tember 3. l9iT. and deseFtien ih 9aig of the following year
 Was Married Woman
 Adelard Baldue Of Putnam asks that his marriage to Mary Eva Anderson Baldue. also of Putnam, be annalled on the ground of fraud. alleging that when he married his wife she already was a married woman and had h1s- band living. They were married tn Putnam. September 5, 1921.
 Cruel Husband and Wife
 Agnes 4. Bazenet of Woodstock asks for a decree from Arthur Bazanet Of the town of Thompson. They were married January 2s. 1913, and the pc titioner alleges that her husband is habitually incorporate and that ne has been guilty of cruel and abusive treatment for considerable period of time.
 Frank I. Green of Putnam asks for a separation from Mary (. Green of Wichita. Kansas. whom he married July 20. 1921, alleging cruelty
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
ROSOFF MOTOR SALES co. PUTNAM Open Evenings Until P. M.
CT Msw--wu~--- 1m~

Dr. Wainwright, prosperous city
 physician Iueien Cederre Helen. his wife Minnie Towne Philip Charming. a short story writ
 CT James Kenney Arnold Jeffrey, an overbearing
 officer of the law Harold Theroux Flora, the cook Evelyn Swanson Merriam, her niece Gladys Bousquet George. a guide Henry Leelair Marie Le Bon, French Canad-
 ian girl Cecile Desaulniers
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
DANCING LESSONS BEGIN

The first of a series of dancing classes to be conducted at tue high school. was held there yesterday af tcfueen. Walter V Sohy. dancing expert Of Hartford, will contaef the classes every Thursday afternoon for eight weeks Over 100 students of the seheol have enrolled.
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
Nen - -. Tah Is. Iag5.


 This ir the season when every New Yorker wha has the cash and fhe time to snare hIas himseIf away from Che citg. degtinafian Florida The other night we bad occasion to sisit the pennrlyania Station just little be- fore the departure of one af the big liniteds for the Land of orange hlea. sams and convenient laws regarding the Eighteenth Amendment it vas not unlike the sailing of trausatlant- ic liner. There was q festive air about the crowd Young ladies ia the latest thing from Paris and wearing orchids or gardenias were ayinR fond fare wells to aWains whom business kept them behind in thIa land of snow and ice The rich and the new rich were there in furs and fufbelowa. Maids and valefs darted here and there collecting baggage 4 few stars of he screen and the stage were on their way to where 8 0ne-pleee bathing suit is still a possibility in the midst of February it vas all very gay, very expensive. and raher exciting. Later we heard that the train was sixty hours late. which wasn't 70 gay and exciting
 Where 10 Liye7
 The visitor to New York always naSs. 'It's a great place to have good time. but. gosh. how I'd hate Q live here He doesn't understand how the New Yorker can be happy in hss layers of flats and kitehenettea And he's right With the streets als most impossible with traffic. with suit able rents for the person of moderate income practically not Co be found, what is the poor New Yorker to do One newspaper laHf week announced that there were 3B 900 un0ecupied apartmcnta in the city, and yet the sfnall apartment of one or ta0 rooms Is almost impossible ta find. Still the big apartments go up in the expensive and exclusive sections af the city One rendz 0f flats of fourteen tn twenty rooms with four and hve baths but when Mr ard Mrs Just Married g1 about hunting fer 2 Ras ihle Hest fer two, they Hse rel#eafed fa the far reaeheg If Brooklyn CT Jersey Your oat af town dael says that New York ia ridieulou place aas bow. and aamefimc Inc Eea Yorker him sei1 agrees.
 4 Dancing Triumph
 Ever since the dance craze started @ decade af za ago with tine arrival If the Vernon Castles from tbeir ffI umph n Europe Ie hes been tradiz ton thHt none of tieIf auecessors eFef safna god them iu grace or n unison af ferpaieharenn performance Then Vernon Ca tle died and the famous dael became tradition Maurice. with his wonderful dancing. stepped in 0 show of thiz and that partner with gr8ee and good taste. The field of successful ballroom dancer. has noi been large one Imagine hen in the world nf the dance and th. cabaret. the sensation that would b. created bY the appearance of ts. dancers who are nightly eheeres to the echo These are Fontannl and Moss. foreign pair who sp pear nightly ai the new Cut Mirador, the city'a latest dance place If one can keep awake until one o'clock fn the morning one may see this per lection of dancing it is al quite dtf ferent from what has gone before | is very quiet. very modest, and very
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20

Since January i. Last year. i.50o bus hnes have been established in the United States and B, soo buSseS. cost ing approximately $50. .0o0. .o0e, have been purchased ment
Putnam patriot., 1925-02-20
NEW YORK ON THE WING

Those Who Have and Can Go South.-As the Limited Departs-A Matter of RentsWhere Are the Newly y~eds ,o Iive7 A Dancing suceess-HyIsn Smifh--on the Avenue.
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Evening star., 1925-12-27
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


SsRafT sfea mea6sncI r1oR b1sss PSTN
Serene 81 T st NV. Tel. Pot. 261 ja2o.
AND sand
E. WASH WASH sspns9ie sssi 9Th st. laaie Col 4ssi
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED. Why
] painting fiI Hansen. rss ~%[k W. os 10" rates h04:
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. rep..d: slip,
cossrs INA made Est cheerfplly given Retnrped
GENERAL AUTO PEPAIRS-"luco'' paint
tps ns and IStd Wn1 ssdsn door repairns es
Of all kinds ny experienced man, promp,
service: low prices. North a14-J. 80.
pAPERHANGING-Rooms papered, s. up;
Florida ave. NV. \. 1851. 29'
PAPERHANGING.- PAINTING. exterior. in
terror: floors rcfnished. pronzing. rooms
skilled white mech anics; night worl, i, De,
firea spscial Win'es gylSe- now prevailing
PAPERHANGINc. painting and carpcnterins.
low 20 rates promi r serylse 7eoo 4 : Meade l!le
prices for this month only. Average SIC
To9m scraped pointed up papersd for i:l si2
Boy lead. pure Iineeed oil used exclusively.
Gash 9T ts1m 9TH PsaSephs ii Dss9s'ns sSas Co
NV. Phone Adams 5es7.
fApEhiANGlNb. rooms. , I .0O up. interior
politan De-. Co. 427 G NV. Ph. Fr. 500.
tth,f ta,l E.RsaaANEiNG .sa rooms and |, ,Sc Sstory
POINTING up and for Fc"0
Co fs ss sf6 . RsGsnassse Rss s
PAPERHANGING PLAsTERING. painting
iTe. T sEa 9Th It n NV. Phone Franz sn ea54 ~
PAPERING PAINTING SO up: hest of me
chanics, and materials used We can arrange
interest Phone ADAMS ms s43a = for or estimate
The Peetlc Decorating Co. ia1'
PIANO TUNING. s2--we speciarze on gen.
estimate Prices reasonable Skilled me.
shsasi cd wGE "a e. Line ios7
PIANOS TUNED repalred and Iebutlt-oHlgn
grade work; McHTGH & LAWSON. 1922 G
PkAsITR hGo me ren9ir y9nr pls,5sr
anteen. Cali Clcv. 2a5a
RUGS wOvEN From WORN CARPETS Las,
aoa iot6 st e.% :% his Ras. hS for al. > nj mhl5.
,sn, and Rehgt fans
PRRffsF&rT PRRffsssT rr 2VIFABhf a54 i11o ;,
nMRRELLA REPAIRING and COVERING.
" Son tm tnFGW Eo1 p.d vi fith a. Nv o op
nosite Star orice Franklin 1s16-w.
IPHoLSTERING. repairfng new furniture
Sssi 81, r. Get @%r rrices F Vain 80. J, .aa:io-
WATCH REPAIRING-22 years expcrnence:
50 80. s. p. Wiseman. e31 g 81 nv.
WINDOW AND DOOR SSHADEs-GooD
quality Opaque, shades httei TO your win
sl15 hung free We viii call v i,h ssmrle,
KLEEBtaTT. l1th and II SIS. ne. Line. SO
WINDOW sH.PTs RiT7ra ATn IeR. soy ao
Nirhc's TI"cnn l0123.
Evening star., 1925-12-27
HEiP-NAI.E AND FEMALE

MEN AND WOMEN-Learn the real estate
business. We make the sales for you and
pay you Hberally while learning Need not
interfere with present employment. Free
classes every Thursday at pm. A. NJ.
Sheppard 6l0 Bond Blds.
WHITE COUPLE wanted. without children
Tor small apartment house; must understand
steam furnace and some repairs wares.
rooms and bath; much time for outside
Work: references. Address Box 3l1-E. star
Office
Evening star., 1925-12-27
HELP-MAIE.
lConttnued

REAL ESTATE Statesmen
wanted (two), familiar with
Chevy Chase properties, by we'll
established company. Address
Box 204-E +. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

VUNNT VI NN VIII tTSdSTIIS
personality to call on CONNER
cial houses and truck owners !;
excellent opportunity with re-
liable and growing organiza-
ton; give full information about
yourself. Address Box 220-E,
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

MEN-If YOU are dissatisfied with your
present income and want chance 70 learn
how 10 sell We will teach you and pay you
81 day salary while learning We are one
Of the largest manu- facturers IN our line OF
electrical appliances and want of neat
apnesrance who are willing Ia work. Apply
after Q o'clock Factory Branch. Regina
Cnrnnra atlnn. RlI 9TH 81. n "
Evening star., 1925-12-27
sITUATIoNS-MaLE FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE. white. want position to
take charge OF apt. house or roop,lng
mouse: references. Address BoX i23-E.
Star office
WOMAN AND SON colorcd desire care of
furnace or Offices in exchange for quarters;
reference. Call l3 c. st. Sc. 2S'
Evening star., 1925-12-27
sITTATIONS-FEMALE tCont'd).

SITUATIONS-FEM (Cont'd).
DREsSMAKING. experienced: home or by
day. Lincoln 1923.
FRENCH GOVERNESS. who speaks no Eng
fish. wishes position in country or travelling:
good references Address Box 270-E. Star
offce.
GoVERNEsS-Position wanted by expert
enced French Protestant woman: South no
objection; personal references. Address Box
2Sl-E. Star office.
NURSE. American. experienced. desires to
care for lady or travel: good traveller. seam
stress and housekeeper; references. Miss
Loomis. 43O 3rd ct. NV. Franklin 9lS6.
27'
RELIABLE colored dressmaker wishes steady
work with family or firm: dresses. children's
clothes. lingerie. beautifully made. Ad-
dress :. w. Jones. 4632 Hayes ST. ne.
RESPONSIBLE POSITION in homo with
children: only refined people. 1920 St
NV. 2S'
STFNOGRAPHFR TYPlST. young lady
wishes position: is ambitious. has good ref
erpnoes. years experience in railroad Office
months in accountants office; reasonable
salary TO start Phone Adams 1oaa. 2s'
STENOGRAPHIC dictation. letters and tyne
writing desired evenings after 4 pm: prices
reasonable Z. :. H. Box IS. Pa. ave. sta.
Young WOMAN LAWYER desires position
with law firm will accept req sonahle salary
With right opportunity. Address Box l6l ID.
Star Office
Evening star., 1925-12-27

COLLECTOR; experienced in
collecting installment accounts;
must have car; permanent posi-
ton. Apply OH F st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

TYPEW RITTER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
1891 Tnderwoods. l.. e. Smiths. ROYALS,
50 % mo-. 3 mos. in adv. IS 25 mos. SD
EWRITER-speraly built; long car
riaEe: latest model Oliver: practically new.
great harRaIn- h1S Il Ant 81
Evening star., 1925-12-27

YOUNG MEN, now employed.
for part time, after $50; ma
tional organization requires }
conscientious men; can easily
make S. per evening; some
making high as $40 Phone Dis
trict manager. Potomac l274-R.*
Evening star., 1925-12-27
HELP-FEMALE.

TYPISTS-For piece work: state experience
and whether employed: give phone number.
Address Box 309-E, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1925-12-27
INSTRUCTION COrRSES

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS By OLD. FxPE
snced instructors; satisfaction insured. Call
Evening star., 1925-12-27

trio. almost new. s35 Phone West 2s57.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable. cleo
tric. knee control: SeWlight month
old: very reasonable. Address Box 303-E.
star Office
Evening star., 1925-12-27
WANTED-AGENTS.

\ BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN-Make spar
king glass name and numher plates. check
erhoards medalliuns. signs. large illustrated
BOOK free. F.. Palmer 36a Wooster. Ohio.
AGENTS-''Sll5 earned IN > days" writes
Westheld. Marvellous newly patented home
necessity. Sells 81 50. Unlimited demand
Unusual proposition. W. .. Johl. Middle
horo. Mass
AGENTS-Make a dollar an hour: sell Men
dets. patent patch. instantly mends leaks
IN all utensils. sample free. Collette Co.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES
SAMPLE FLOOR tND cor. .NTER CASES
AT SPECIAL PRICES. BUY AT tn.
FACTORY" RTSE & co. sos LO" ST.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

l REX CONCRETE MIXER No. :: l BIN.
electric pump, with motor InEersol Rand
concrete breaker. No. so Bower rivetng
hammers. Apply construction Office. May
flower Hotel o9'
Evening star., 1925-12-27
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(ConfIpuedl


new: saerifce: Also two beautiful imported
ssAxoPH0EEii alto, brsnd-new: silver, pearl
Heard s,Hdo s47T 'qR I4th ST. se nw sae or rem
SEALSKIN COAT-Size 40: fur shoulder:
cape. Prince Albert coat. size ~. 3"1 9th
sELLING COMPLETE. iuncnroom equip
SEWING MACHINEs--Hub SPECIAL &. a..
s e@eer h. d. s52 dtsers st1nss!a e 5s4
9TH st. NV. North 5e24. Open evenings.
sl5 to s35: other makes s. to SEQ elec
trlcsi cash or credit; all guaranteed: renting
gfepIIrns re- i !, Cap,tol Sewing Machine E.chsnse
SEWING MACHlNEs-D-h. singer sl5
New Home. SIS: Standard. SIS: New Ideal
80; p @ othsrs bert, at So; all guar New machine
;. T. Singer shon. 3l3 Pa. ave. So. Line. 275:
trio, almost new. s35. Phone West 1851. :.
sEwlTG 1c Knee NAoHT%E S"T en,o
old: very reasonable. Address Box 3o3.E,
Of fnrniture 1853 Hsrvsrd s"i st. 'n' NV '''
china china closet. cot; punch bowl oil painting;
2,her taS bsa. dshfs castsp s,retcher
piano. SIS. at a sacrifice 3loO sherman
ave. Adams 175a. Cali Monday. 49,"
SINGER SEWING MACHINE-The latest
round bohhin. drop-head: like new: condition
nerfect: so. 1921 New Hampshire ave. NV.
soDS-High-grade sods. rich top soil. well
rdtted manure lawns put in order. Phone
Lincoln poi 2qs
TUXEDO. size 36-3s. must he in good con
dltlon and reasonable Dricp, 433 end st
Sc. Phone Atlantic 473.
TUXEDO and black silk vest: in fine con
dlton: very reasonable. West $50.
TUXEDO and full dress suits with vests
slze 40-42 long. custom made. perfect con
dltlon $50 each imported overcoat. g ).
Evening star., 1925-12-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

FREE HELP-NORTH a334 goo coior.d
iishws-hefs. h"ilboys Vaitrcsses. house. daS
workers. nurses. cooks. 1929 nv. @s'
WHEN YOU NEED experienced cooks. maids.
general houseworkers. bus boys ChaUheurs
IanitOrs dishw ashers Mattresses: free. Frank
1851 y. johnson ( Exchange. 1901 Ath NV
Evening star., 1925-12-27

SkWlNG MACHlSES-D-h. Singer. S15
New Home. SIS: Standard. SIS: New Ideal
Slo: others at So: all guar. New machines
- mo. Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
=. r. Singer Shop 3l3 Pa. ave So. Line. 275.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

SlDEBOARD. table. parlor chairs mirror,
china closet. cot. punch bowl. oil painting,
Other pictures. dishes, curtain stretcher.
IRON beds, porch chairs. other things: square
piano SIS. at sacrifice. 1920 Sherman
ave. Adams 1859. Call Monday.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

3 LIVE Statesmen.
Attractive proposition, good
moncy-maker. Apply manager,
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
24IS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-12-27
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

STTUAT1UNN"FE EMAIIE.
BOOKKEEPER-Perman position wanted ::
experienced: salary. $50. Address 23SS
Champlain ST. NV. Apt. 3.
DRFSSMA filter New York
experience on dresses. fur garments and re-
modelling: 81 a day. in families. North
7343.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING-All kindf
of remodelinE: dancing and evening frocks :
stage costumes speciality: reasonable prices.
TIA De Sales st. Afternoon.
Evening star., 1925-12-27

PACKARD SPORT ROADSTER strafEht 3
Just turned in by diplomat Lincoln run
very little: at a real sacrifice price. on very
easy terms. with your As part payment.
1872 Conn. ave. Main 20S0.
Evening star., 1925-12-27
STUDEBAkER
CONFIDENCE.
| IOOk !

11NDNtN
All our cars are now marked
to almost give-away prices, and
any one of the following can be
bought on the most reasonable
terms ever offered. All cars
have been put in good condition
and our used car pledge is
further aid in keeping the Gus
toner from going wrong.