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agreed to let me try toisee II oasa-
not do better with the property"
"But, HeIoise-"
IF | fail, as / may. it win come
back into your hands You agree, do
you? Thank you very much"
She went to Birmingham, the won
derful new city of Alabama, and laid
certain information and plans before
few influential gentlemen, who In
due time sent their experts, to exara-
inc the Warding property and the
country roundabout. The result was
that iron ore of excellent quality was
found. and other valuable minerals
The rest? Well, she won out she PAID
her uncle, and the others prospered
along with her. q
George Wilcox went south early Ia
September, and read the story of the
southern Beauty Who Promises to
be a Second Morgan in a newspaper
as he crossed the line Of the Caro-
linas. He laughed gayly at the idea,
but deep in his heart was unspeak-
able Joy. The train seemed SLOW
Hundreds of miles interviewed be-
tween his car and Birmingham; SO he
hired a special train and felt better
1t did not take him long to find
her, and when they were together he
pulled out the sensational paper and
showed her the headlines
isn't it the most frightful thing
YOU ever saw" she exclaimed.
ut all depends" he said. "If she
Joins our firm, it is beautiful. II not
it is all the other adjectives. But"
he added. 1--WE waited long enough.
You have paid all your debts and
have something over. Now that they
want to make. a sensation out CT you,
the easiest thing is to quietly become
Mrs. Wilcox and slip over the ocean.
on honeymoon; and by the time W
return it will all be over"
He said a good deal more, which
she did not interrupt.
"
On the fourth day out Heloise W.T.
cox came to her husband with sol
emn face.
George" she said. something
warns me that you have not told me
everything. have Senn candor itself
to you, but know you have secret.
and it haunts me-"
How do you know it?"
Because 1 find you smiling so
much to yourself It's fatal sign
that a secret is within
George tried to escape. II had
sworn to keep the secret all his. life.
He still struggled But that facet
That voice! He gradually gave Way
and at last he told all. Tx otiicp she
visited in Birmingham was a braach,
of their own establishment run usder
different name, and when the psona-
sition waS received by telegraph he
had sent the answer.
Buy it, if it costs million"
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Common Phrase Explained

The origin of the phrase, mind your
P's and Q's," is not too explicit, but
Is supposed to have arisen in the
reign of Louis XIV Of France, when
wigs of unwieldy size were worn and
bows were made with great formality,
says London Tit-Bits. To do the
salaaming properly, two things were
specially required: a step with the
foot and low bend of the body 1t
was an easy thing for the wig to be-
come deranged by clumsy bow
even fall off. To caution against this
the French dancing master would say
Mind your P's (pieds, feet) and Q's
Queues, wigs)."
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sGHERIFF' S SALE. by virtue Of a
~ writ of a. ia to me directed, issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the State of New
Jersey viii be exposed to sale at public vendue
on
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1876,
Eat One O'Clock, Daylight saving tiine)
in the afternoon of said day at the
Court House, in the Borough Of Freehold,
County Of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy
decree of said Court, amounting to approx
lnately$4, 264.oo-
All those certain lots tracts or parcels of
land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate, lying and being IN the Town
ship Of Middletown in the County of Mon
mouth and State of New Jersey.
Being lots numbered one and two in Block
four, Section A, on a Map of Minnesink Park,
in the Township of Middletown, in the Coun-
ty of Monmouth and State of New Jersey,
made by Frank Osborn. Surveyor, and filed in
the Monmouth County Clerks Office on July
IL 1871 and more particularly described there
on as follows:
Beginning at monument on the northerly
side Of street known and designated as
Crescent Parkway which monument is also at
the northwest corner formed by the intersec-
ton OF Crescent PARKWAY with MinnesinE
Boulevard; thence III northwesterly along said
Minnesink Boulevard seventy-hve Isl feet to
point on the westerly side of Minnesink
Boulevard; thence tzl southwesterly at right
angles 70 said Minnesink Boulevard and to the
first course, one hundred and fifty lI5ol feet TO
point; thence [3l southeasterly alright angles
10 course Two ana parailel TO NlluuestntA oCulC-
ward, forty nine and seventy two one hun
dredths [9o.72 feet to point on the northerly
side of Crescent Parkway; thence l4l south
easterly along said Crescent Parkway and curv-
ing to the left. one hundred and hs%y-two and
seventy-hve one hNndredths lI52.75l feet to the
point or place of beginning
Being the same premises conveyed TO the
party of the 6rst part by Harry 2. Robinson
and wife, ana part of the same premises con-
yeyed TO the said Harry P. Robinson by Will
liam H. Houston. Trustee, by deed dated July
IS, 1916 and recorded in Book 1884 Deeds
page 80.
Seized as the property Of Herman Schlichf-
ing and Emma Schliehtings husband and
wife, taken in execution at the suit OF Her
bert Burlew, and to sold by
JOHN II. vANMATER, Sheriff.
FBED M. BuRIKw Solicitor.
Dated July 70. l9a6.
100 lineal S25.2ol
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ENEMIES OF rHE BIRDS.
Result Of Tanning RObins-Domestie
Cats and Nestlings.

Result of Tanning Robins-Domest'c
Cats and Nestlings.
In the northern states many Of The
protected birds are induced to build
their nests in or near buildings and
they are fed and sometimes partially
tanned. This is commendable, of
course, but robins, for example, are
included in the list of game birds
in. some of the southern states, and
efforts made to tame them here may
result in their destruction on their
southwark fight In the autumn. Ac.
customed to frequent the homes Of
their northern friends. If they eyince
habits in the south, they are often
killed for the pot
In the course of time the southern
states will protect these birds, but
until this is done 1t would be well
to remember the result Of feeding
birds near our homes. OF course,
the mere fact that they are not mo-
Tested while in the north causes
many birds to nest round about
houses. but if they must be fed this
should not be done near dwellings.
There are few women who view
with calmness the killing Of harm
less birds by cats On the other
hand, there are few owners of cats
who take any steps to prevent these
depredations. The tanning OF birds
in places where cats are permitted
to roam at will means certain death
to large majority of such birds. and
so far as we know there is only one
preventive, and that is to remave
the cat from its field Of activity.
The theory that cats keep the
country home free from rats and
mice is pretty-pr was before Puss.
pampered and oyerfed, became more
fond OF the heat of the kitchen
range or the sun than of her ira
ditional hunting fields Now that
the birds are encouraged to hest
near by, almost within her reach,
with a minimum OF effort she varies
her diet now and then with nest
ling and is content
To prevent hounds from hunting
foxes we conflne them until ready
to accompany them, but we eneoGr.
age songbirds to nest near dwell
ings and at the same time permit
one of their worst enemies to carry
them daily. --Forest and Stream.
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M licGl Man Gets No
Thrills in SidesholO

The sideshOw Is commonly regarded
az blood-curdling and mirth-provoking
It has become a byword to indicate
Iightness, hilarity and utter nonsense.
With a medical friend, 1 visited
the sideshow before entering the big
circus tent. l enumerate some Of the
exhibits:
/. A number Of small cretins.
2. A case Of acromegalya man
eight and one-half feet tall.
8. Two albinos, mentally subnor-
NAL, who seemed unhappy, uncomfort-
able and constantly blinking, adver-'
tised as ''men from Mars"
4 A sad case of ricketts,, advertised
as q imam from Borneo."
8. A pathologic case of obesity, a
young girl weighing more than eco
pounds.
6. A man with pathological and abb
normal growth of hair over his face
and body, advertised as the dog
man"
Z. Three healthy-looking young girls
about eighteen, advertised as "trip
let's"
s. A case Of progressive muscular
atrophy, wen advanced, advertised as
the "raf man."
There were Others The sideshow to
q medical man is a collection Of
pathological and abnormal individuals
which affords him more or less In
taresting field of study.-Letter to
Philadelphia Ledger
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Ponaposifv Rebukedl

A certain man is inclined to be POM
pous and obstinate A short time ago
he visited navy dockyard, and some
how managed to get aboard vessel
where visitors were at the time ex-
cluded.
An officer encountered him upon the
deck and told him that he could not
remain. The visitor swelled up and
said that he was taxpayer, that as
such he owned part Of the warship
upon which he was standing, and that
he had right to De aboard and would
mot depart.
The officer looked at i'm moment.
Then ne walked over to an anchor
chain and with his pocketknife
scraped bit Of rust from it. Re-
turning to the visitor. Ne offered him
the fake Of rust, and said
Here's your share Of this ship.
exc lc ana ger Jus. a.sxz 80 a 1884, a II.
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Bouts IN Japan

'tItEt8 ASWtKt0 ia VtEFytNFH
s,ear the Japanese wrestling
ship is decided at the koku-
] Tokyo, says the Pathfinder
Here the wrestlers from
and west Of Japan struggle
'emacy. The championship
lich are always picturesque,
) last for ten days or more.
hes begin early In the morn
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catches Fish win Tin Can

Crescent City Fla IS. G. Alexander
catches fish without the aid Of hooks.
He takes an ordinary tin can, with the
end bent in. fastens it to line, puts
some bait in it and losses it over
board Fish force their heads into the
can for the food but are unable to
back out. Alexander experimental for
four years before hitting upon the tin
can idea.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-29
cat Adopts LOCI 81 sheep.

Gentry, Woodward McCampbeil,
a farmer who lives FIVE miles from
here owns kitten which prefers the
society of sheep to animals Of its own
species. It may be seen riding on
the back Of one Of the sheep in the
day time and at night oftn nestles in
the wool Of one Of its adopted family
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-07-29
In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY


TO DAISY BROWN ZFILINGER
BY virtue Of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey, made on the day of the
date hereof, in certain cause wherein George
Zeilinger is petitioner, and you are defendant,
you are required to appear and plead, answer
or demur to the petitioners petition on or be-
fore the twentieth day of August, next, or in
default the eof, such decree will be taken
against You as the Chancellor shall think equit-
able and just
The ect of said suit is to obtain decree
of divorce disso1viug the marriage between you
ard the said petitioner,
Dated June 10, 1926.
EGNER AND BEATTY,
Solicitors of Petitioner,
P o. Address, I4z Market ST., Newark, N J.
[Io lines ST l$9s8l
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ing ana last until late AT might. Eacn
wrestler has a stage name, like our
actors. In fact, they are the heroes of
the japanese fiappers, some of them
being as popular as matinee idols in
this country
The wrestlers all use the "catch-as-
cateh-can" method. Each match con-
tinues until one man is thrown. The
man who wins the championship be-
comes a popular national hero.
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The Monmouth Inquirer,
One Dollar a year.
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).
WANTED

:
A WOMAN OF CHARACTER
To I'LL important travelling position that is
not routine work and offers unusual oppor-
Lunlty Tor advancement; must he between
~ and 40. with high school education: en-
ureiy unlncumbered: no investment re-
auireo; position pays guaranteed income and
opportunity TO earn So 900 per year. w. l..
.McGowen. 90 T.. Washington street. Chi
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TNSTRT1CTTON COTvRSEa.

o 1hv Record TERs sesir y g. Ps5s
TUTORING IN FRENCH, ADULTS OR
c rsia by native teacher special summer
as I'm sh S y e aE
Another. Take eonEressionaI dietation after
short, thorough courses. Summer classes
BOYD sseTn E ssSo6y VIA pss gsas
THOSE WITH UNDEYELoPEp TALhNT
Tor drawing - - Large. studio offers unusual
%RBo for training evening"
ffgsnpgeEsG tsr art ast profession Address Box
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. ExPE-
white chautfeurs furnished. Call Line. 81.
i Ho2TEL HOSTESS - PROFESSIONAL.
put YOU in touch WITH I'VE postons
TRAINING SCHOOL. Asa n. E. 2and ST.,
PUPILS wanted for piano: special attention
% % begrlnnefs Studio 1889 Columbia I'd.
night, weekly, monthly rate; bookkeeping,
RsPti dssGyd School isss s. Nan ss7St
nT LE s,ssSv s amanS TE a49 oUcK
= :snfii ~ iRSi ''ss 6siisns 81
NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME TO BEGIN
sS On sTens wy Ssve hspa many
people In the last 40 years. Tel. Line. 3S.
Woods School. 311 East Capitol street.;
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN.
Hotels. clubs. apartments, institutions, tea
men and women. Demand increasing, daily;
States for managers asst managers host
esses. housekeepers, accountants. room
cieSks stewards and other SXecutye es. Inn
tied. Enroll early. Prepare in few short
ties Omen 8 80 am. to o nm
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
PENNSYLVANIA Ave. at 23rd St.
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WHITE MAN, reliable, for
l1ousefurnishing. warehouse; one
capable of taking charge. Apply
Mr.. Palmer, The Palais Royal,
c. and 18th SITS.
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DELIVERY MEN, colored !;
must be, experienced driver and
know, city and suburbs. Only
those able to give frst-class ref
erence need apply to 1880 Penn.
ave. sc.
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WANTED-sALESMEN.

WIANTED-SALFSM
s2 SSsoS sA Idsi experieneed: earning
on astest.selling offer on market. J. 4,
Richards. 57a Madison ave. New York
BOOK magazine and vacuum cleaner sales
new sales. easy: big repeats, steady seller
crews and crew managers wanted. Cab 3
to ., sun. Mon, Tues. Apt s. 4120 i46
EXPERIENCED Statesmen To- SOIL high
Grass auto accessories TO automotive trade:
Gay for 10 Box $s5 SPENCE sq
INV
FORTY -THREE.YEAR-OLD million dol r
manufacturer of balanced ration feed has an
opening in this territory for good salesman
to sell to feeders and Dealers must have car
and liberal commission: fustler can maxi
$500 to $500 monthly. Write Box 728
ing for experienced salesman; position is
permanent with liberal salary and oppor-
UNITY I'm fqE oo o KaR Room
SALESMAN to sell electric, washing ma
chimes. house to house outside WORK only:
on on commission basis. Palais Royal fourth
SALESMAN with car for small wholesale
business; man willing to purchase interest.
SALEsMEN-Wide-a awake district manager
exclusive territory: permanent business: will
New York City. o'A "'o''
statesmen to sell tube patch and spark
plugs; private brands from MANUFACTURER to
tanee Tire 20. For. WAYNE way ind Ind. nOns .'i'
statesmen to sell retailers and jobbers: new
patented article: immense demand; big profit
Tor dealers: liberal commission for salesman:
quick and repeat: new organizing sales ter
ritories throughout country; no Investment;
ee IN ss etep T.
So Davies Bldg. Dayton. Ohio
sALESMEN-An excellent opening for ac-
Using novelties. Liberal conn commissions i paid
weekly. G. Freigenspan Co., Cincinnati.
Ohio.
to sell the new Savage washer and dryer;
most up.to. date machine on the market. APP
b By sssr Inc PM ns4a N. aRe INV Aos'
sALEsMEN--we guarantee S35 2 week
salty sal sSs G Boa iowa n csy
Iowa.
sALEsMEN-sell printing; 40 per cent com
mission big tcs samples s f or
Co., Columbia pl.. Albany, N. Y
ss SAL, AZ Of Part tine e ss
Of the $4,000 600 Memorial rei BRIDGE Il
you, are employed this need not interfere
formation G cali Mr. Michael. Main 4i9s. be-
tween 8 and IL am.
SELL PKdNIING--4O per cent commission:
free. Merchants Assn. Inc, $40 So. Dear
born. Chicago.
THREE experienced house house statesmen
wanted by Washington Gas Light Co. An
appliance placed in homes on trial, Good
commissioning each week to men who give
10 am. Monday. Sales Dept, 40 10th NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced in selling
school or township boards or city parks.
New piece playground equipment, priced
$3.50. that is going big. Commission good
for 500 to $500 weekly. Write fully the
Beck Nor ComnanY. Salina. Kans -
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HET,P-.-MALE.

SALESMAN WANTED--Responsib and ex-
perienced salesman with car to sell garage
specially of exceptional quality and price.
Liberal commission plan: give full details IN
first letter. Address 1isle Mfg. Co., Clarfnda,
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YOUNG MAN for shoe depart
ment; must be experienced.
Apply Supt., The Palais Royal,
G. and 18th SITS.
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HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.


JANIToR--Cozy quarters for honest clean
as.ds as 1J MS' f RS F e workers
HIGHEST COMMISSION
PAID TO REAL ESTATE
statesmen AND SALES !.
WOMEN.
tsq csps Most q modern ODE aGrss
% LIVE lei leads and
Address Box AK. Star Office.
wANTED-AGENTs.
AGENTS-Sell &c, fast-selling candy spe-
s,a.l 70 stores big profits, Lorrac Prod
ueLs 20. Albany. N. II -.
AGENTS-We paid one Studebaxer watch
agent 81 ,O7D in single month; paid 1928 to
another Tor 22 hours spare time. We have
Time new or eh par gnsns Sen t9 a
2l-jewel watches direct from factory at saw
Ing OF SO% on easy payments. Latest thin
yestment Needed. We supply fS ''s everything.
Write WIa. today today. stpdebaker Watch Company.
psasers. Big, proais pe %1ssaie' business
SssSSIPass$ PraF Co. Dept $50. isoi race
AUTO MITTEN DUsTERs-Season's best
seller; Doz., So; sample. post paid, csc. Ma
Llonal Fibre Broom CO.. ST. Louis, Mo.
Becker Chemical CO. o. st. ST. Louis. S No. 80
GET OUR FREE SAMPLE CAsE-Toilet
articles. perfumes and specialties; wonder
Main Sr4 @sinat ST. s osfmf Co., Dept iio
HUGE PROFITS selling beautiful auto avn
lngs: newest craze; tremendous demand:
sensational sales records; every sale brings
motorists wild about them. Autohave Spe-
.cialty CO.. ST. Louis Mo. -
MINUTES PAY DOLLARS-Demonstrat
wonderful three POUND calculator patented
chimes; adds, ,snbtracts, multipies. divides au-
large profits. experience unnecessary. Write
Quick for liberal trial offer and protected
s rrn9 dsh. MiU Calculator Co. Dept TO-
NEW WONDERFUL SELLER, ST 40 profit
on every 81 so sale monogramming autos:
Tree samples. Monogram Co, B 81. Worees-
NEW PATENTED invention; solves great
A samIary problem: makes any garbage can
any one can aasS ueR9 w tE
cally; protective features double life Of can:
inexpensive; amazing simplicity; new field;
Ohio. w.
NEW $I.oo. ARTICLE: sell out Of 10
a aan eo S1s your pr1t is Soeo Nor
PoLMET POLISHING CLOTH cleans all
metals: gets enthusiastic attention.: sells
last az 25c; samples free. F. c. Gale CO..
l41 Edinboro St. Boston Mass
SUN VISORS are selling like wildfre Latest
style worn like a google. Sells to all stores
and individuals. Our agents earning ire
mendous sums Exclusive territory Write
az once. Fairmont Mfg. Co. 423 South at,
Waltham Mass.
WANTEDi Ambitious, industrious person to
Introduce and supply the demand for Raw
leigh household products in Prince Georges
eear profit to S4o0 m9nh 20 Or
ness everywhere. No selling experience re-
quired We supply products, outfit sales
Profits increase every month. Lowest prices:
best values: most complete service. w T.
kawleigh CO.. Dept. DC 222. Freeport, Ill.
WE START YOU without a dollar--Soaps
extracts. perfumes. toilet goods: experience
unnecessary. Carnation Co. Dept. 400. st.
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FACTORY REPREls;TEFINTi1TTyE

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MARKERS and assorters, ex-
perienced. The Palace Laun-
dry, 72o 9th st. NV.
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MISUNDERSTANDING (Cont'd,.

GIRL. II. 3 years high school. wishes gen
eeral ofics position. Address Box 242,K.
GRADUATE NURSE would like TO assist
dentist or physician. or do full or part tire
nursing: reasonable salary. Potoraac 1883.
address 1857 3rd st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER-.White refined lady: bpsi-
ilfss couple or widower's home no laundry
Hyattsville 253-W.
LADY, intelligent. desires work for after
moons and evenings. North 6612.
Hyattsyille 253-w. or address BOX I7o-K.
Star Office
LADY. refined desires position as child's
rsf eIs state r salary ~ Address Box 4se
NURSE "A middle-aged unincumbered
widow (whitel; practical nurse. housekeep.
err. care for elderly couple; experienced. re-
liable. references. Phone Columbia 2O42:W.
NURSE. practical. as companion or vi. III
ences. North 1926. |
PLAIN SEWING Of any kind: ehilSd ems
dresses especially. 1925 Est st. NV. Phone
housekeeper. to semi-invslid. from $50 to
by Q Southern, woman Of culture ana Te-
oonfBRs aiser m gis7 L Ia ct care mrs
SECRETARY. congressional and con1pnercial
eSsnsssIr1enee expert stenograPhs55; executive
SECRETARY. stenographer. efficient. . years
ea &an l7s dsrns
hours. or Potomac 1888 evenings.
STENoGRAPHER. secretary; absolutely ex.
pert; unemployed: afternoons into evenings
preferred. references. Address Box 267-K,
Star office.
STENoGRAPHER. and typist, experienced;
desires work to do during spare hours. Ad-
dress Box 301-K. Star office.
sTENOGRAPHER-TYP very capable.
speaking. writing English. German. French.
ANYTHING. Address Box 265.K. Star office.
STENQGRAPHER-B oOKKEEPER-Gradu
of business college: experienced careful and
accurate. Cali Main $500. Apt. 612.
STUDENT-For living expenses. open TO
proposition: experienced child nurse. food
shopper. Nstenographer. Address Box 22Ss,k
Star Office.
TRAINED NURSE-Give violet ray or mas
sage treatments. Will call. Col: 2620-J. =
TYPIST desires position at once: also switch.
board operator. Potomac 621O. Apt. 21O. 2.
rYPIsT, stencil cutter and general office work:
references. Address Box J93-K., star onlce.
TYPIST. young lady. experienced, knowl-
edge of stenography and housekeeping: per-
manant position desired Adams 9126-J: l.
WOMAN. refined and capable. Of good
family, desires position as companion 70
Address Box ;jos.K. Star office.
WOMAN, refined and capable, would like
position as assistant matron or housekeeper
in school or hospital; references. Address
Box '327-K. Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN wants position: all OF part
time. No stenography. Address Box ITa.k.
Star Office. l.
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HANGING-SpeciaI low prices given
on paperhanging and decorating for the next
inlrty days. Work done Immediately. Phone
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WANTED AT ONCE-Ex-
perienced salesman acquainted
with hotel, restaurant and insti-
tutional trade in Washington,
to sell high-class food products !;
give telephone number. Ad-
dress Box 5O-K. Star Office.
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BOY, WHITE; must be at
least 10 years of age, with
bicycle. Apply employment
office. The Hecht Co.
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Continual,

H0T-WATER AND STEAM HEATING
hlgh-class work given prompt attention at
reason9pIe prices. Southern Heating Co
HOIIAE PED IREnESS -
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PAPERHANGING PLASTERING-See WI,
A, Little about your interior and exterior
painting. s19 9th NV. FIR. 1854.
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COLLECTOR, with machine !
must be experienced. for collect
ing for clothing or furniture
house; none other need apply;
steady position to the right
party. Apply Star Credit Cloth
ing Co., 825~7th st. NV.
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TWO LIVE, WIDE AWAKE
statesmen to sell radio at retail
a connection with a reputable
organization distributing one of
the best known and best selling
radio sets on the market will
undoubtedly be a profitable one.
Apply in person, between 2:;3O
and S, at 1929 14th st. NV, and
see Mr.. Thomas.