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cess in their new undertaking.

SeSS III lltlF new uHuerldhluB. The theater was declared formally open by Mayor Weld, who admitted
 that it was his first. venture behind | the footlights and it made him ner-
 vous. Mayor Weld complmented l the Hoffmans, Contaras and Pera- | kos on their successful consumma- | tion of their task. He said he real 1 ized it was gigantic burden, the | building of the theater, one which would try the spirit of any man or
 group of men and test their courage.
 Mayor Weld said the management
 was deserving of praise and support. He also complimented New Britain on its newest addition to its social life and urged all citlzens 10 help make 1t financial success.
 Mayor Weld spoke as follow: "I have welcomed so many people
 to so many places that I am begin ming to feel that people will be tired
 of seeing and hearing me, and
 won't be welcomed myself, and shall have 10 sing that, old song. That welcome on the mat ain't meant , for me- But, tonight, it is more ! than a pleasure 10 have this oppor tunity of bidding you welcome to this beautiful edificc, and l am pleased to tell you theater patrons of New Britain and surrounding towns that the Hoffman Bros, Con- taras Bros, and Perakos have done everything in their power to make
 your attendance here pleasant.
 "1 personally take a great deal
 of pride in this theater. Not that
 I had anything to do with it's being
 placed here or that am in any way located in my city-your city-our city-and it is just one more step forward on the road to progressive
 ness that helps to proclaim the City
 of New Britain as one of the leading communities in New England. and l feel that every man, woman and
 child with civic pride for this our
 city, will feel the same as do ahout this mark of progress in the annals of our growth and prosperity. This theater is recognized among
 theatrical men as being the most beautiful vaudeville house in New England.
 T wish first to congratulate the City of New Britain on having such a theater-I wish to congratulate Hoffman Bros. for having picked out New Britain and for having put so much time and thought into it's con- struction. In every nook and cor ner of this building one can see the results of the knowledge, wisdom, foresightedness and careful planning of the Hoffman Bros. I wish 10 congratulate the Contaras Bros. and
 perakos. who are associated with the Hoffmana. because several years ago they began to realize what sort of theaters New Britain wanted and needed, and they have done so much for the advancement of our play houses.
 T want to congratulate everyone who had anything to do with thls theater but most of all l want to
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
Kansas City Memorial
 Designed by MagOnigIe

The Liberty Memorial at Kansas City. Mo. dedicated yesterday by President Coolidge in a speech in which he expounded important principles of home and foreign poli- cies. was the product of the same architect who designed and will su- pervise construction of New Brit aims war memorial. The architect IS H. Van Buren Magonigle. The Kansas City memorial cost s1,500,- 900.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
MISS SHAW GUEST
 0F GIRL SCOUTS
Retiring Leader Presented With
 Gift by Local Troops

Two hundred Girl Scouts and their leaders attended the surprise party which was tendered Miss Lois S. Shaw. resigning director Of the New Britain Girl Scouts. yesterday at the Camp school gymnasium. Games were led by Esther Bryson followed by a treasure hunt in charge of Clara Belle Holstein. The trail was followed by all le girls, led by Miss Shaw. After going around several blocks, the signs led the group back into the school, where the Brownies had formed urt of honor. at the end of which was a large white package. Miss Shaw was requested 10 open the trc' ure which proved 10 be handsome brown leather travel ing bag, fitted with amber toilet set More games were followed by "eats."
 The girl then gathered around Miss Shaw while she thanked them for their lovely gift and spoke to them about the wonderful con- radeship Of Scouting and how they might always continue in Scouting, as "Once a Scout. always a Scout" Mrs. L. A. Sprague led the group in their goodnight circle and taps.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
GREAT BILL AT CAPITOL

How would you like to have hair thirty-eight inches long?
 That's the length of the tresses which form Constance Talmadge's crowning glory in one of the se- quences of her latetst picture, "The Duchess of Buffalo," which was produced under the Joseph M. Schenck banner for First National
 The star, in the role of an Amer ican dancer who goes to Russia, wears the mass of her hair during her dance with a woodland faun on the stage of an imperial theater. It is an interpretatiVe dance which Miss Talmadge rehearsed for weeks, but which occupied only couple ot hundred feet of film when screened.
 The hair for the elaborate blond wig was imported from Norway especially for Constance by George Westmore, famous studio wig maker and makeup artist.
 Sidney A. Franklin directed the production, which is being presented today and Saturday at the Capitol theater. Miss Talmadge's support ing cast includes Tullio Carminati, Edward Martindel, Rose Dione, Chester Conklin and Martha Frank lin.
 The companion feature is an ex- cellent one and presents George O'Brien and a big cast of favorites in 'The Blue Eaglc.'' It is a tale of love, courage, and adventure on the high seas and has the |. S. navy as a background for the story.
 w. S. Jeffs and the Capitol or chestra play musical program that will be enjoyed and feature as an overture "The American Patrol" Beginning Sunday for four days the big special Forever After" will be offered. This is among the greatest photoplays of the present season and Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes lead sterling cast.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
HER MAN O. wARv-LYcEUM

hT1Is MAN U "Ah -L1St4tM
 Jetta G udal and William Boyd in Her Man O'War," now show ing at the Lyceum is indeed a rare attraction since it so happily con- pines a really different story with couple of recognized stars. Practi- cally all of the scenes are behind the German lines during the war. A brilliant American soldier. to obtain information, permits himself to be captured and tben represents himself to be a deserter..
 While prisoner of the Germans. he is set to work on farm owned by young girl. She compels him 10 work the farm, enforcing her or ders with a whip at first. The inev- itable happens. They fall in love, The girl then discovers her man O war" Is a spy and tells. He is sen- fenced to death, but love comes to the rescue and a thrilling, dramatic climax makes for a happy ending.
 The companion feature is Ladies of Leisure" with Elaine Hammer stein.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
MELLO-GLO Prevents
 Shiny Nose

You will not have a shiny nose now. X very fine. pure, new French Process Powder is all the rage. Keeps shine away precipitation hardly affects it. Lines or pores won't show. Looks like natural skin and gives beautiful com- plexion. Get a box today. It 10 called MELLO-GLO. The Boston Store, Raphael's Dept. Store.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
AEMOI CHAIRMAN RETIEES

Chicago. Nov. 12 Pj-George E. Marcy. chairman of the board of the Armour Grain Co.,. is retiring from active business. His membership on the board of trade sold for SC. 800 yesterday. and Mr. Marcy nnounc- ed his plans to spend much time, now, on his Ca -ornia ranca1, and in travelling.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
STATE MAY SUE

Hartford, Nov. 12 P'-Judge
 Nickerson in superior court today
 took under consideration the appli-
 cation of the state of Connecticut
 to sue the receiver of the Hartford
 and Springfield Street Railway con- pany for failure to remove it's tracks iu Windsor Locks after discontinu- July.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12

beta Vaughan appear in Fighting Hearts"
 This program will remain for to- day and tomorrow.
 The program booked for the first four days of next week starting Sum- day is Tom Mix in the greatest of all railroad melodramas. "The Great K. tG A. Train Robbery"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
Special Notice

St. Joseph's parish society will hold whist. bridge and 45 party tonight at St. Joseph's hall. Many prizes will be given and a door prize will be awarded, The public is invited.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
WOMEN PRAISE IT.

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New Britain herald., 1926-11-12

a25 is the Herald's Classified Ad telephone number.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-12
ANYONE GAN AVOID
 HAVING GRAY HAIR
Simple Tonic Keeps Hairi From Turning Gray; / Stops Dandruff, Beau.
 tifies It.
DRUGGISTS GUARANTEE IT PREVENTS GRAY HAIK\

Nearly all the leading drusssts Asrs h town are now featuring . wonderful asvi scalp preparation. Ono prominent Aaa whom everybody krows declares ks has his ] bnrt.nr massage . little of 1t into tAs eso l Of E.s head every now and tAen ed as . ! result hasn't . gray hair sxespt ass1ai l his temples, which he waatsd Ss rsnsia white. This man before ssine 1t VI uaZ)
Evening star., 1926-06-03
WANTED-SALESMEN Cont d..

SALES MANAGER.
LOCAL BRANCH OF A
S4O,OOO,OOO CORPORATION
HAS OPENING FOR A
SALES MANAGER WITH
EXPERIENCE IN HAN
DLlNG A SPECIALITY SELL
ING ORGANIZATION. EX-
.CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNI-
TI FOR RIGHT TYPE OF
MAN WHO HAS "A sue
CESSFUL RECORD. AD-
DRESS BON 255-Z, STAR
OFFICE.
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WOODSIDl, PARK

lis an ideal home location. hav-
ing large plots facing beautiful
winding drives laid out along
true park lines. 1t is already
we'll developed. having nearly
half hundred fine homes, ac-
cessible to schools, churches and
shops and within 20 minutes
drive Of the White House.
CALL AFTER 10 AN. OR DRIVE OFT
fHRR6T DSR6oNs mp 6GF 5fK E3f MS s4kE1
OR GEORGIA ,ylEn AVENUE I TO SILVER
COLESVILLE PIKE TO OrR SIGNS. SIX
TENTH STREET BUSES TRANSFER TIC
BOTH FRONTS.
HOPKINS-ARMSTRONG, Inc.
ROOM GA 1919 ST.
PHONES WEEK DAYS MAIN 1903.
WOODSIDE as
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WOODSIDI. PARK.

JNJIJNIIII+ y N.
lis i'll the direct path of WASH
ington's intensive building ac-
tivitieS out Sixteenth street.
Paved streets. electricity. water,
etc. already in. AS it is in line
with the extension of Sixteenth
street and large profits have al
ready been made. its future as
an investment is assured.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
SAIESM EN-


An unusual opportunity season Just open
Ing for i've; energetic statesmen to sell WHY'S
Kng hts and Overlands. Apply at once to Mr..
Bomhard, Mar-Dis Motor Co., Mt. Rainier.
Md.
AUTO REPAIR MEN-Posi-
tions open for a few experienced
men. Apply to I.ambcrt-Hud-
son Motors Co., oath and M SITS.
NV,
YOUNG MAN as clerk in
! service desk; permanent posi-
ton; plenty of opportunity Tor
! advancement. Apply Mr., Weak.
VIM. Hahn < Co., 9Th and X.
WATCHMAN.
The EIecht Co. requires the
services Of a Watchman. white /;
age. 40 to so. to take charge of
night cleaning force Apply
employment office. + st. en-
trance. The IIecht Go.
INSPECTORS.
Young men from Is to II
years OF age as bundle wrap
pers and inspectors. Apply en-
plovment office. + st. entrance,
The Hecht Co.. + st. at 9TH.
|COLORED BOYS, with bicycle
Tor our delivery. Permanent
positions. Reference required.
Apply Immediately.
NJ. PHILIPSBORN & CO.,
6lO Eleventh St.
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN

With successful record can
make connection with one of
largest Ford dealers. A propo-
sition new to the automobile
field. assuring immediate and
constantly. increasing assured
income. Only a man of proven
capacity will be considered.
Telephone Main 1910 for ap-
pointr1Sut.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
IfELP-MALE.

Statesmen to sell Ford cars.
Prospects furnished. Attractive PROPOSE
tlon. See MIR. Robey. Robey Motor Co.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nec-
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
I15.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

PREsSER. experienced: must he steady.
l4l2 Penna ave Sc
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MAN-Salary and comm, ssinn: position per-
manent must have ca: sales experience
helpful not not essential: married man pre-
ferred Call Main 1854 between 9 80 and
: 80 for appOiOtmeut.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
Personal.

PROFESSIONAL. NERVE AND RHFT=MA.
tism, electrical, hot oil. hand massage MAR
GARETTE ROBERTS. 936 n Y ave 3'
IT IS JUST AS LOGICAL TO WEAR STOCK
teeth as stock arch supports We make them
70 impression Of your foot. Fit any shoe
LABORATORY. 81" F st. NV. Fl. "273-W.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

An unusual opportunity. season lust open
lng for live. energetic statesmen to sell WHY'S
Knights and Overands Apply 1T once to MIR
Bomhard. Mar-Dis Motor Co.. MI Rainier
Md.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1873 model: newly
painted a beautiful shade of gray similar in
appearance to the new 1925 models: good
rubber: frst-class condition mechanically:
only $50 down and S6.04 weekly. Ouris
man Chevrolet Sales Co.. 625 st. ne Open
nRnts and SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

BED SPRINGS mattress and rugs. bedding
stands new: new ice box and other artlCies
\ N
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BASSINET AND LAYETTE wicker; reason
able: Chinese embroidered table linen; black
wood tray: black crepe Japanese coat. lol2
Lamont At. NV.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

TRY AND BEAT 1T
FOR $1,000.
Grocery, doing $500 to $500 weekly must
be sold before 10th Of June: owner has
bought q larger business; located OH II st
ne: has 4-r0om and bath apt: reason able
rent and very long lease to reliable person
Better hurry. George p. Grove. 311 Invest
ment Bldg.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

ROOFING SALESMAN. local work: must
have good live connection for live
man. Address Box "16-Z Star Office. 6'
SALESMAN. TO sell Chevrolet automobiles
and trucks: wonderful opportunity for right
man. Apply sales MANAGE. Ourismans Chev-
rnlet Co. f10 Fl at. ne.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

W MnMAN wants general housework or cook
oail 1916 Vermont ave. NV.
WOMAN would like maritime work morn
lnes or evenings. 244s Ontario rd.
NoMAN. colored. reliable wishes cleaning
or laundering. North 10355
YQI NG WOMAN. colored wants maid or
HehI -honseWork. 401 n st. NV 3'
Evening star., 1926-06-03

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1929. a car that
will surprise you when you see it,. it looks
too good to he true; only $f340 down and
"a weekly. Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co.
626 II st. ne. Open nights and SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
FLOOR MANAGER

in mercantile establishment. Only those
with the hest references regarding character
need apply. Address Box t61-I. star office.
Electric Motor Repair Man.
Also young man to learn shop work.
Apply 1910 l4th st. - -
$ A J.. + S NJ A N, ENPERl-
ENCED, FOR MEMS WEAR.
MUST KNOW HOW TO
TRIM WINDOWS. A d.
DRESS BOX 33l-Z, STAR
OFFICE. 4*
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500.
see rs BEFORE BUYING DIAMONDS.

KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
OH 9Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

PORTER: reference required Pinkett's Drug
Store 300 New Jersey ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1926-06-03

BOY To work evenings and part time sun
days Drug Store 18th and Florida ave. nv"
Roy 10 deliver Washington Post Route i,nnn ~,
eral pay Apply after pm. No. W. 5t""
Irving ST n "
Evening star., 1926-06-03
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
STUDENTS and teachers during spare time
in your home town to show our plan for in
creaslng treasury fund TO church and other
societies. G. T. Breckenridge. 317 McGill
bldg. after 5 pm
WANTED-1O OR IL HIGH
GRADE SOLICITORS
TO GET PROSPECTS FOR
WOODSIDE PARK.

Commission paid each prospect
whether sale is made or not. Your efforts
are backed up by newspaper advertising cam
paign Just starting. You Will he placed
under a trained sales manager. who will
direct your efforts and close your deals for
YOU. Cars will he furnished YOU and your
Evening star., 1926-06-03

SALESMAN. local outside man: rubber
stamps Office specialtrs: commission basis
nermanent position. Sll IOth st NV
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HEI.I'-DONESTIC.

in selling coats and dress
steady position and good salary.
LOUIS GOLD CO. 1914 +. -
Evening star., 1926-06-03

COOK good Southern. who understands coal
range to do general work for family OF hve
for Summer: good pay for reliable person
Clarendon Sol -F-l5 D.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

CHEVROLEE SEDAN. 1870; balloon ti.es
disc Wheas: must be sold at once: S595;
terms. Cleveland 1864 6s
CHEVROLET SPORT TOURINGS. 1924 mod.
els in a variety of color combin inatiOns-blue
with red wheels. several in beautiful shades
of gray one dark green with light green
wheels: You will find one that Just suits you
for only S6722 down and S6.72 weekly,
Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co.. 625 H St ne.
Open nights and SUNDAYS.
CHEVROLET SPORT TOuRINGs. 1923 mod.
els in various color combinations: we have
a large variety to select from and know we
can suit your taste at the. low price of
S53.4O down and S5.54 weekly. Ourisman
Chevrolet Sales Co., 626 H st. ne. open
nights and SUNDAYS.
lContinued- on Next Ra9a.E
Evening star., 1926-06-03

POULTRY MAN. experienced. wanted at
once: reference required. Amply to George
Bates. Iorton. Va. 3
Evening star., 1926-06-03

BOYS several rs years old attending high
school for work five evenings each month
after school See Mr.. Elwood. Room ~
Star Building
Evening star., 1926-06-03

ROY. over 16 to work in drug stult F.. f. f.
evenings week and alternate Sunuass' ,a
erences Smiths Pharmacy, 554o Conn ase-
Evening star., 1926-06-03

PIANO BARGAINS--Stenway like new.
S4S5: Knabe fine condition. $500: Brad.
bury. slightly used S375: second hand pianos
month: used grands at reduced prices
pianos for rent. Hugo Worch. ITO G st.
Est 1879
Evening star., 1926-06-03

quick buyer. J. Curtin. 8O2 lst st. NV.
CHEVROLET COACH. latest 1926 model !:
balloon tires. disc wheels, spare tire. park
light automatic windshield wiper: used very
little: reduction. Harry Rosenthal. Lincoln
Evening star., 1926-06-03

tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln 54s4w.
A Diamond weighing 50
100 carat. \ fine stone
specially priced ..... SIS
A Diamond weighing So
100 carat, or IA points
les, than full carat. A
beautiful, diamond and a
remarkable bargain.... S223
\ Diamond weighing | 75-
100 caratS. or 25 points
less than , carats. \
stone of unusual bril-
liancy and beauty. Spe-
clal ............ ..... S+oO
a Diamond. absolutely per-
feet. weighing 1l-1OO
carats. or II points less
than IA carats. Set in
platinum mounting with
diamonds and sapphires. $465
A Diamond weighing 2
35-lOO carats. or Is points
less than 21z carats. y
magnificent diamond and
a bargain at..... sos
a Diamond weighing 3
77-1OO carats. or q points
less than 4 caratS. y gor-
geous diamond OF great
beauty and fire. e.....Sl $50
\. KAHN INC.
Optometrists. Opticians.
935 !; Street.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

CHEvROLET ROADSTER. 1924 model.
mechanically Ok. tires good: only 5000
down and 5000 weekly: OurIsman Chevro-
let Sales Co. 625 Ii st. ne. Open nights
Evening star., 1926-06-03

BUICK MASTER SIX COUPE. 4-passens.r
me,c,haniCsuy me-, perfsc,; driven by owner only
mont ave.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

BUICK. 1928 TOURING. standard light e
with your car as part payment. Mr.. Hines.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

MEN wanted. A. as train news agents: cash
security and blue suit reduived: permanent
work 20 right parties. The Unicn News Co.
office No 3 east basement TG.nu Station.
Evening star., 1926-06-03

PORTER colored al. once in lewery store
experience desired: reference. i. {. Trihby.
Bill NJ ST. nv. -
Evening star., 1926-06-03

ANT. BEDBUG. RAT, ROACH determination
guaranteed: free estimate; Kin now. they
multiply in Summer. AMER. DISINFECT-
Ant co. 610 Dist Natl. Blk. Bldg. Main
ATTTOMOBITkS beautifully SIm0nized
Sheridan Garage. 2516 o st. Pot. 1875.
AUTO GLASS INSTALLED while You wait,
Works. 9O2 1lth st. NV. Main 6616.
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED; brass beds.
andirOns. etc. relacquered. Fine silver plat.
rEIs:aki iS1SI $751; 'Gha lSo esSs Ss'':p;n 4: NV. Co.
BEDDING RENOVATED. springs, matt. pill
Ideal Bedding Co.. 1924 9TH NV. N. 10146.
BEDDING-B0x springs repaired: mattresses
renovated. S3: work guaranteed. Columbia
Bedding Co.. 615 st. NV. Nam 552S. 4a
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. bog springs and
R&asT Mstipess 9sss Co e. n NV ~ se4s @
BOX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows
Get ready for Spring Let us ren0vate yours.
Right prices and prompt service assured.
bb EAGLE BEDDING Edn9 CO.. 11.a 9TH ct. NV.
BRICKLAYER wants hOllow-tile work Chin
neys fireplaces and small work: union man.
Pin. Clar. 1915, or Box 1867. Star Office. 81
CARBON BURNING, soc PER CYLINpER.
Owner 70 remove pluge and wires. ~. u.
COLEMAN. 201 18th -sts -u.vs -4s AeoS.
Evening star., 1926-06-03
WANTED-SALESMEN

A REAL PROPOSITION for a live, hnstIintg
known products; big money to lie made for
give bond and best reference. Apply, Mr..
Porter. 43l 9th st. NV. 80
DELIVERY Statesmen: salary and commits
sion. Arroy Special Distributors 139 18th
st. ne.
statesmen specializing in northwest suburban.
or residential properties. and one man with
trading ability. to work with business prop.
Corporation. 1915 Conn. ave.
Real Estate Statesmen.
We have immediate need of two thor
oughly experienced statesmen. with cars. foi
residential department. industry ana integrity
A'e We " can HELP YOU MAKE THIS
Interview by appointment only. Write OF
'F'e0Gi%s THSMHHs rs j. FISHER CO; Mo- ss,o
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
We have over twenty five men in oul
present organization who are averaging over
During the special campaign that We are
conducting. we will add an additional ter
men who possess the ability to warrant such
made to have q renowned sales executive
conduct public sales meeting in this city
for the purpose Of choosing these ten men
His subject for the evening Will be- The
Necessary Qualifications of the Successful
Salesman If you are interested in sales
Mtho anS SSu obgatons fIu on Your part Ths
men chosen for these positions will be giver
permanent positions. with advances accord
start promptly at = pm. Thursday. june
Bird. in Suite G15-6l6. Columbian Bldg. 80
above stated time.
Remember the time, date and place.
iAf llaTN NFlrkf, nj mi ~
Evening star., 1926-06-03

CADILLAC eli 7-PASS. SEDAN and al .
pass. imperial sedan limousine; also 4-pas..
81 sport phaetOn; terms TO suit; your car
Sales a. Conn. ave Main .OaO.
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and woodworker. experienct," z,
on truck bodies: tools required. o%- 81
Evening star., 1926-06-03

MEN Ga to work with manager circulation
department: outside work. must he neat
anpearng: good pay TO start. Apply 1877
f Il Rnnnl 900
Evening star., 1926-06-03

BAKER and experienced helper. non un,un ,..
small shop. good wages; must oe n.s'N -
phOne potomae 1000 for appOlntment.