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RAESIN PUDDING

The Dip--TWo cups brown sugar
or and one-half cups water, one
tablespoon butter Heat this boiling
hot.
The Batter-One cup brown sugar
one tablespoon lard, one cup sweet
milk, one egg, one cup raisins, one
teaspoon of cinnamon, one teaspoon
of baking powder, two cups of flour
Cream sugar and lard, then add egg
and beat well. Add dry ingredients
slightly dredged with flour. Put bat
ter in. dip and bake twenty-five min
ute.
Mrs. Ruth AIzeI>S. Rellmore. Ind
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IMITATION MAPLE SYRUP

Get seven cleaned cobs from which
:. corn has been shelled. If you pre-
FER lighter syrup use white cobs.
Boil them in about three pints of
water for one half hour, and add
either white granulated or light
brown sugar, twenty-five cents
worth, to form strip, and boil about
five minutes.
Mrs. Roy Christy, 71S e. Washing
ton, St., Greencastle, Ind.
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PILOT APPLES

Take six red firm apples, peel and
core. Boil in sweetened water till
tender. Drop handful of red hots
in the water Ito make apples red.
Place on lettuce leaf, fill centers
with chopped nuts and celery. Cover
with whipped cream and serve.
Mrs. William Dininger, r. b. Box
127-K.
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GRAPE AND BANANA SALAD

Take two large peeled and sliced
bananas, one cup of seeded grapes,
three-fourths cup chopped celery,
one-half cup broken English walnut
meats, one-fourth TEASPOON salt, one
cup whipped cream and crisp lettuce
leaves. Mix the bananas with the
grapes, celery and nuts, Chill and
just before serving mix with the salt
and cream and serve on lettuce leaf.
SaIIie johnson, 220 N. Illinois St.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Icing. one and one-half cups brown
sugar. two-thirds cup sour cream,
one-third teaspoon baking soda. Cool
until hard ball forms in cold
water. Beat and ice cake.
Mrs. Edwin Gibson, Burney. Ind.
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DATE PUDDING

One cup sugar, one cup dates, one
cup nuts, one and one.half table
spoons of flour, two tablespoons of
milk one teaspoon level baking
powder, one-fourth teaspoon salt,
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steam heat. Cook until onions and
eggs are cooked wen, then pour into
= loaf pan and let stand until cool.
Mrs. Henry Cammann, 915 College
Ave, Apt. z, indianapolis, Ind.
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MARKET BASKET

two eggs. Butter dish, bake in pan
of water forty minutes. Delicious
with whipped cream.
Mrs. Ovid Miller, La Fontaine, Ind
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Crystal White Soap Chips, lge pkg. .19c
Grandma Soap Powder, large pkg. .15c
Sunbrite Cleanser, Q cans, SO Kitchen, Sc
P g. G or Crystal White Soap, 10 bars, 37f
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Scrap Tobacco, all brands, 8 plgs. .25(
Log Cabin Syrup, can .....~.-..... 25(
Domino Sugar, BIB. carton ..-....... $50
Hershey's Cocoa, 1S-lb. can -.-. .1215(
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lNSTALLMENT vi.
CELIA MAKES HER DEBUT.

- ELIAS reference to the
topless towers of Illium
astonished Hilary. He had
~ never seen the girl with
book. Then he re-
membered what the mother superior
had said about her love of mythology.
This, however, WAS mythology alluded
10 by Marlowe.
you've read Narrower" he asked.
She shook her head. Our English
teacher read us that bit one day in
class. and I happen to remember il"
You remember all of it?''
mo, only the lines:
10 this the face that launched thousand
And burned the topless towers of Illium?
Ell remembered them because I love
ships and the sea and great heights.
/ haven't a good memory, as a rule.
But how could You forget this line,
There is beauty i'll thine airy
brows'?"
"I don't know" said Celia.
Then she suddenly turned the con
Hersation, startling him again.
II want to thank you for telling
Naudie not to call me Glitch You
are very kind to me. 1 do thank you
very much
"She broke her word to me when
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GIRL. neat, young. coiored would Ike place
to wash dishes or helm in kitchen; don
mind Sunday. place TO clean every day
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The Adopted Y Wife
By Am ellie RiUes
~ Aa6. U.0.

it up to the girl for past miseries.
AS he had said, however, 1t was chief
ly the artists and lovers of art" who
found a charm in her unusual appear
ance. Other people took up their eX.
pressions and spoke of her "rareness, y
her exotic picturesqueness," and
belle laideur," but for the most part
contented themselves with speaking Of
her. The average youth about town
was frankly 'queered" by her origt-
nal type, and fought shy of her.
She danced beautifully, 1t Is true,
like a wave of the sea-" Hilary told
her, which pleased her watery nature,
but she was so alarmingly tall that
most men dared not risk making
themselves ridiculous by embracing
her somewhere about her slender hips
and circling round with her like little
boys revolving with grownup.
Her one general appeal came
through her swimming; in that respect
she made quite sensation the next
Summer.
Some friends of Laura, where they
had been asked for a week end, had a
famous swimming pool, where the
highest of the springboards was con-
sidered sensationally lofty in those
days. Celia dived from it with the
airy insouciance of d bird diving from
Il tree top.
But though the most cautious
youths became enthusiastic over Miss
Gibbs stunts not one proposed
marriage.
During her second season Maudie
became engaged to Sir Herbert Grey
Mannering, a person of some impor-
lance, 10 years older than she was,
and with lovely old place in Sussex.
Laura was much pleased. How
charming it would be to visit Maudie
at High Hall'i 'Grey-Mannering
had already asked her and Celia to
spend a month there next Autumn.
Then, too. perhaps Celia
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ANNIVERSARY OF BATTLE
OF VERDUN is OBSERVED
French Veterans Call Upon Presi-
dent to Try to Shorten Sterile
Labor of Politicians.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
VERDUN. France, February ga
solemn ceremony concentrating the
tenth anniversary of the battle of
Verdun was held Sunday at the
tomb of Col. Driant. heroic leader of
the vanguard of the defense. who,
with hundreds of his blue devils"
lost his life in the effort that turned
the tide against the Germans.
A number of organizations of ex-
soldiers met and adopted resolutions
calling upon President Doumergue to
use his influence to shorten 1.-The
sterile labor of the politicians" and
re-establish the financial equilibrium
of France.
Fascists held a meeting at which
they adopted a resolution demanding
the suppression of parliamentarism
and the establishment of a dicture
chosen by former combatants. The
Socialists and Communists held
simultaneous meetings, which were
without incident.
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coYFFCTTCNERY corner 500 week.
FRONTS: beautiful apt: must sell this week
.rasouable offer refused; terms. LinculH
1872.
WANTED TO buy for cash. established TO-
business stats particulars. Address BuN
:;ig-V. Star office. 25'
AUTO ACCESSORY and repair shop. dom
good business. in downtown section: chcan
for quick sale. Address Box i0-V. Sta
Office "a
SOON VACAST--Store. Clarendon. Va. graz
brick block: rapid growth town makes fine
opportunity several kinds business. Judson
Reamy. realty agent. rear corner hardware
store. 24s
$4,000 WILL. BUY a paying depsrtmens
store doing cash business near Chevy Chae
1CSafin1ed . E67S f111y
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Continued tomorrow
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would attract Englishmen more than
she did Americans.
But it was not until after the we'd
ding, and MaudieS departure for Eng.
land, that she began really to worry
over Celia's lack of prospects"
Laura missed Maudie keenly. but she
hated selfishness, and she had caught
herself one morning thinking how
lucky it was for her that she still had
Celia with her, and was likely to go
on having her indefinitely.
She was SO upset at her 'disgusting
egotism" that she made special pc.
tition to ST. Anne every night from
then on to help her arrange a mar
riage" for Celia with some good man
who would make her happy.
She was joyously convinced that
her prayers had been answered when
two weeks later very desirable
young man, indeed. confided to her
that he would like to make Celia his
wife.
Copyright. 1925. by Amelie Rives
Continued tomorrow
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DU POINT co. PRESIDENT
SAYS HE WILL RETIRE
Lammot du Pont, Younger Brother
of Irenee, Present Head of Huge
Firm, May Be Successor.
By the Associated Press.


WILMINGTON, Del, February pa
Trance du Pont. president of the
l.. I. du Pont de Nemours Co.. has
notified the directors of the company
that he does not wish reelection to
that office. He announced that he de-
sires more time to devote TO personal
amt family affairs and prefers to re-
tire in order that younger man may
have the opportunity OF advancing to
the presidency.
Directors of the company will
gather here for the annual meeting
on Monday, March s. No official ac-
ton upon Mr.. du Points request will
be taken until that time, it was said.
Many well acquainted with affairs
in the huge du Pont organization be-
lieve that Lammot du Pont, brother
of Irenee, will be chosen head of the
company. A third brother. Pierre s.
du Pont, preceded Irenee as president.
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COOK, good; stay nights. 1903 S st. NV.
COOK. good plain. by neat colored girl. OPT
| 7 It. NV. 26'
| OUNTRY GIRL wishes lob mothers helper
| or hight housework: no washing. G39 o
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TUNNEL ROOF CRUMBLES.
Trains Rerouted to Avoid Peril on
B. & o. at Turn elton, w. Va.
Specia, Dispatch TO The Star.

Specia, Dispatch TO The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md. February "a
Of the brick roof of the
mile-long kingwood tunnel of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Tun-
Melton. w. Va, has caused the com
pany to route trains through the sin
ele-track tunnel bored when the road
was first built from here to Grafton.
This has created a serious traffic
condition. Earl Stimson. chief engi-
neer. Baltimore; E. c.. Lane, head Of
the maintenance Of way department.
and Philip Petrt. division engineer,
this city. and other officials are on the
ground,
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GIRL. colored. wishes position as chamber
mad waitress dishWasher: reference.
Phone franklin S.ino.L
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CARETAkER
FOR COUNTRY HOME.

Man. married German pre-
ferred), to take charge OF coun-
try home near Annapolis, Md.
Must be experienced in farming
and gardening. Private quar-
tiers furnished. A pleasant home
and good salary to the right
couple. References required.
State full particulars regarding
experience and former employ
ment.
Address Box SOY, Star Office.
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,erienced woman. Phone
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| LAUNDRY HELP wanted white, expert
enced. Apply Ambassador Laundry. 1926
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SYNOPSIS.
PHRASES TroibetIkoy1

SYNOPSIS.
hilary Fraser. a bachelor Of 80. IL sur
ynSed and annoyed 10 learn that his late
friend Gibbs. the artist, has bedueath@d to
him the care of his young daug hter Celia
after three years she returns TO America
with Hllarys sister. Laura Evershan. and
ths latters daughter Maude. Celia makes
her home with the Evershsms. and Hilary
spends week with them during the
summer.
Continued from Yesterdays starr
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HELP-MALE Continued.


WHETHER experienced as a
salesman or not, we have the
most unique sales plan ever de-
vised for marketing a new in
vention; live leads furnished to
statesmen. Apply Suite 9lO.
international Bldg, 1919 + St.
NV.
YOUNG MAN, graduate Of
Wharton School of Finance,
University of Pennsylvania, in
large real estate organization
mortgage dept; good opportu-
nifty; state age, experience, etc.
Address Box DIV. Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9 Mcclure Newspaper


EURNITIRE. all kinds, at once: good pEic'
West 1l42.
FTRNITURE-Can use any quantity: Cos.
prices. Phone Line. 1901.
FL RNITUKF--Fant to purchase some Is.
furniture: alzu piano. Phone Franklin 9:}0i
FURNITURE and home furnishings wantea
Call Main g465. Triangle Furniture 4.
change. 1908 9TH 81.
GOLD. silver. watches diamonds and Oh
le~eIry needed ~ our manufacturing dent
run cash value paid Sei3ngers. SIS 81
OLD GOLD. SILVER, diamonds. !eweiry: mn"
beautiful pieces especially. A. r. Arnolg
1929 q 81. NV Nam slT3.
platinum. diamonds: also discarded ieWeiTt
We need them in our Inanufacturln" uep'
WIli nay highest prices. A. Kahn. Inc. 81.
T -.
ORIENTAL RUG-Must be IN good como.
non: size between 9xl2 and 10x1s- Writ
52f House Office Building. city. wing i,
scripton. size price and location 90
STORE AND OFFICE. FIXTURES Of ever
description bought and sold. Gail Baltimore
Elxture 20 6IS Loulslana ave. Min SOS
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALES
MEN 81 wide awake, energetic and reli-
able, with car; our product Is nationally ad
Stabilator Co. Inc. l724 Ralorama ri. NV.
90
WASTED-i0 statesmen TO sell ADVERTISING
new. attractive proposition. must be live
wires General Advertising Co. Inc. 81
Woodward Bldg.
Statesmen wanted to sell tires
on easy payments. "Pay as you
ride" Efficient statesmen earn
SIS to 500 per week. See Mr..
Edwards. PRODIGY Tire Stores,
9th and P SITS. NV.
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statesmen.


Openings for three men with
business ability to assist sales
manager in calling on city and
country customers. We do not
sell real estate, stocks, bonds,
magazines or insurance, but a
commodity that appeals to ex-
ecutives and their subordinates
on sight.
All successful applicants will
be trained in the field by an ex-
pert.
Earnings start right away. and
the average for new men is
5000 per week. Twice that
after thirty days training.
See Mr.. EASTMAN,
III McGill BLDG.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MEN AND woMEN-Learn the real estate
business. We make the sales for you and
pay you literally while learning. Need not
interfere with present employment. Free
classes every Thursday at 3 pm. A. M.
Sheppard 81 o Bond Bldg
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Nj len

A large installmeat house will give EN-
ployment 10 5 neat appearing and indus,
tIious statesmen: liberal commission and
bonus to steady workers. Apply between
$40 and $3.50. Z, J. Wallace. care Con
soidated Gas Iron Co.. Room 603, JenitfeF
Bldg. 9TH and ID SITS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary TO he made to The Sta
viii receive prompt attention. Fol
admission 10 Recommended Ser
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
ll5.
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SITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC tCont'd).

COOK. good: stay nights. 1908 st. NV:
a,E)oh: good plain. by neat colored girl .27
COUNTRY GIRL wishes lob, mothers helper
st. nv.
DAY "a WORK by experienced woman. Phone
DAYS WORK; any Kind: also pernanenht
ss9 Ps,~'n March l. home nights North
DAYS WORK or cooking: neat colorcd WON
GENERAL HOUSEWORK or position US
mad. by neat colored girl. 203s 18th ct.
NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK or cooking. col
ored woman. 1919 18th ST. NV.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK and morning work.
by neat colored girls. North s043
GIRL. colored. wishes position as dishwaSher
or chamberuiaid Apply at rear oO4 ind
GIRL. neat, young. colored would Ike place
to wash dishes or help in kitchen; don
34B Rlggs st n.4
GIRL from Virginia wants general house; e
work or waitress. 1888 Sherman ave n.W-
GIRL, coiored. wants place maid in phi
yste home: good references. Frank 57a0-J
GIRL, neat colored. wants to cook in pri-
vate home as laundress; city references
Phone n cyst Hours from to O'clock
GIRL. colored. wishes position as chamber
mad. waitress OF dishwasher; reference
Phone Franklin s352-J
n
Sunday wors colored Margaret Owens al
dress 1925 9Th NV. =
HOUsFKEEPER. competent, for suburbs or
city. Hyattsyille Soc.
HOUsEKEEpER = Strong. refined white
woman Protestant. employed evenings. VIII
give services In day in exchange Tor room.
Address Box 363-N. star once
HOUsEWORK or nursing, by reliable col
ored woman. Gail or write 1908 Que 81. nv.
LAUNDRESS experienced. wishes laundry
by the day or take home. zoos South Cap
LAUNDREsS. experienced, wishes work st
home rough dried or complete; woTk guar
anteed le4s AZ st.
LAUNDRY WORK at home. Laura SlnlnIs.
200 Church st. Brentwood, Nd.
LAUNDRY by the day: also second cook:
reference. Franklin 1851.
MORNING AND EVENING WORK. colorrd
woman North 1874.
NIGHT WORE days work or laundry 10
take home: references. Adams 1851 1S2
Morton ST. n ". ----------
PART OR ALL TINE WORK. By eolored
girl: references. iii Bro n.w.-
PART-TIME OR DAYS WORK, experienced
PLACE Tor general homework or days work
by a neat colored girl. Louise Craig. SO
Eye IT. nv
PLACE AS COOK. by colored woman. Cal
1881 Attn 81. n.w.---
WASHING and ironing done by, experienced
woman. opeu-aIr drying: called for. N
rs - "a
WOMAN white. want. light general house
work. reference. 129 End 81. n. V.
WOMAN reliable coiored. desires place 10
get dinner. days work or bundle WASHES.
1862 T It. r. W
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

FEEDERS and catchers. experienced. Apply
FLAT WORKERS. In laundry. experienced:
ionai HoneoDshic Hospiaal. sn Sf1 and SIS
G fbRIs to ads walt table and assist In tearoom
GREGG TEACHER, e1perienced touch type
Am. WI ashinston Business College. 1910
d In.sG I HELP wanted; 9olored: e1ps 5s
LAUNDRY HELP wanted; white, expert;
ssneGd; =, Apply Ambassador Laundry. 1926
MARkFRs and assorters.- white Apply Am
hassador laundry. 1926 Irving st.
in dresses and coats for authorizations for a1i-
pertisements Requirements are ples sing aD-
Address Box 433v. Star Office stating quail
~es ages N Is and dor 4o sm nn.t have
ences. Amply 1901 card. corner of Que.
MISE S practical opening for az ambitious;
herself with well established line For ap-
polntment. phone Potomac 302S 20.
pr Sur for s dapeh Ant eass ai 90
ALEsLADy-EIperienced in LADIES' ,spe-
gaity shop Apply French Blouse shop.
SALEsWOMEN. Washington and vicinity;
orn amental shrubs. plants and trees; good
Boy 327-v. Star p ONCE. 'i'O 'N''0, IS.
SEAN sTREss.,Experie1ced on mail bag
T REP bn work ppefetred Powel Mschins Ap
for cleaning. Page Laundry. $50 II. n W
sTEStoGIRAPHEa nsat and Competent; good
STENOGRAPHER-CLER post
ton. Apply The Electric Storage Battery
Co. 1929 IT. NV.
RAPHERS 8, two capabIs . and 1Gd, one 10.
70 head waitress, Hotel Martinique. Ell
wANTED-An apprentice at Raoel's Beauty
shop: no salary while learning. No. 81
w S9i reaRed teacher .Is 6
ssss aS sa' H SshfF B. tz
wOMAS of refinement. pleasing appearance,
80 TO 90 year. OF age; prefeTensse given 10
0es nd II eeessag To enter en- the bu
ness world: desires good income and is
mol require previous business experience. nor
the investment o. any money; = .pienaid
do not phone. call in person. Mrs. Weed
man. Lafayette Hotel.
WOMAN AS general clerk in small. book
Box saasV. star afiice. '-'-'7-'
manship can attend free classes In evenings
which will not interfere with present EN-
ployment Those who qualify will be offered
positions. Open evening" See MI. Burns.
BOZ Hill Bldg. 18th aud Eye nv 20.
YOUNG LADY. refined to manage home of
married couple. Apply $40 North Carolina
ave.
YOUNG LADY "a companion tn semi-fnv aid:
state ACCOMPLISHING experience. aSe. relief
ences and telephone number. Address Box
376-F. star Office 20.
YOUNG LADY as bookkeeper. between IS
and 80: must write . sood hand and be able
to use typewriter: state experience and sal.
ary expected: reply in own handwriting.
good Job for right party. Address Box 33l-F.
Star ONCE. -.
YOUNG WOMAN successful ex-teacher pre-
ferred energetic. ambitious and open mined,
TO assist In EDUCATIONAL campaign outside OF
city Address Box 35o-R. Star Office.
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Statesmen.

SAILS MEN.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of experienced clothing
statesmen. Apply Employment
Office, + St. entrance.
The Hecht Co.. f St. at 9TH.
MEN-We need three to COM
plete Our sales force. Want real
producers. Leads furnished and
full cooperation. Liberal COM
missions. Ask for Mr.. Burns,
3O2 Hill Bldg- 18th & Eye SITS.
NV. 26*
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

, CHAMBERMAID- NURSE German preferred:
good wage. Call Cleveland 493.
Look and general houseworker. part true
"olo New Hampshire ave. Columbia 636.-J.
COOK and general houseworker: references
required Call Cleveland 45T. %
LOOK first class, white for private family;
II s Ss4;n z ssfe
ton. 2i25 lie Roy pi. ''i', -A'S. 81 'll-n'
G nsri..i;is MAIIIBest reference. and ex-
%eek 1as9 1879 %sbsiar d Tr1daS morning this
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER. good cook. be-
f %sen 20 1921, 63d 40 se sqi family references
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK. neat colored girl.
Apply 1888 9TH NV.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRKER; must have
Eood reference. 1928 Cathedral ave; NV
GENERAL HoCsEwoRKER colored. for
S Mages STAY STAY nIghtsi sood home and good
80 10. Fhole Lincoln 1878. -------
GIRL. colored. for general house work stay
NIGHTS: bring references. Call sic 9th ct
G e,as n e ass; 'sd a f9ofins and
bia I'd
S SiE, s9,oIsd, for general hou.ework; mus.
ply at store. smiths 65i ne. -
GIRL or woman. with references. 10 assist
YIN thI donsewSrh IN good home and care for
. tHiiuIti WneD mother Is absent SITUATION
deSs l ed Il dDed quickly. Phone CIeve. 4427 or
call $3.50 kllngle rd for Mrs. Nye.
GIRL. white for general housewor4: small
fsmiEi excellent home; references required
Cali Cle.e. 1853.
HOUsEkEEPER. refined. with good refer
enft: To take charge OF refined home and 3
Children IN good health; offer good
nome and tair wages to party; all applicants
smith. Lacy Station. Ballston Va.
sEKEEPER-Middle-a white woman
desired by father with, three children for
home above large SALARY preferred. Adj
oress Box 298-E. star office. pa
Nurse GIRL and mothers helper; stay
NJ RSEMAID. preferably German 1918
BIS 81. Telephone West 2322
WOMAN. competent cook and general house
WwoFrker; stay nights: no laundry. 2347
WOMAN, experienced. for cooking and gem
sLs4 houseWork; stay nights fond of chill
dren: references required. Phone Cleveland
Chase. Nd.
WOMAN. settled white or colored. coupe
,ent; stay pishts: small family good wages
WOMAN white: for general houseworl;:
$40 per month: recommendation required
Apply between IL and O'Clock. Room 70l
wilkins Bldg. 1912 II st. NV.
WOMAN white; general housework. 42s
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BEDDING--BoS springs repaired: t1attressg.
renoN ated, So. work guaranteed. Columbia
Bedding Co, SO F ST. NV. Main 1928 o.
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1olman Laundry. 9th and sts. nv.
FLAT WORKERS. in laundry. experienced:
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