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WMCA-NEW WORK

q o' L. IIoI! 'ltS our. io-Nolga Trio, lo;45-Clifforl Odets.
 WMCA-NEW NORk-34t G-Olcott Vail's String Ensemble. G;S0--Wooimansten orchestra. I;30-tkulcle Jim Hawkins. 7:45--Hea}th Talk. s--Snedden Weir, baritone. 5:5o- Margaret Borard. soprano. 9-SamueI Heller readings. J;3o-Minnie We'll, pianist. lo-Whispering Jack Smith. lg;3o--Jerry Anton's orchestra. l1-Ernie Golden's orchestra. l@ mid.--McAlpin's Entertainers.
 WFBii-NEW YORK-273 ,: 5:l5-Pollack anu Dorn, songs. 5:3o-~Lou Lockett, violin. 6-katherinc Connolly, soprano. G:1j-Glen Smiths orchestra. - YorkyiIle Entertainers. ll;%0--Wedding ceremony Of Volley
 Endriss and Wm. Reuman.
 WLWL-NEN YORK-2SS g." -"Books,' Rev. Joseph McSorley. 9:l1~-khea Leddy, William Flusk,
 duets. 9;3o-Question Box. 10-Duets. lo:15--"Rvligion and Science" by
 Rev, John N, Cooper. lo:35-Entertainment.
 MBNY-NEW YOKk-2l0 1;3o-String Trio. S-Three harps. S:15-Harold Glenn, whistler a:Go-Colonial orchestra. 1-Graham Felsey, baritone. J:15-Movle talk. ":30-J ohnny Marvin. Billy Carola. 9:45-Catherine Connaughton, sing
 CT. l0--Carl smith, tenor.
 WOkO-NEW YOKk-233 3- Martin Wallach, pianist, a;l5-Adele Murray, soprano. A;35-Sam Coslow, composer. S:50-Eadio play, The Book Talks" 4,"5- Jerry Alexander, songs. 5:@o-- Raymond orchestra.
 WBBR-STATEN lSLAND-273 S~~Georgo Twaroschk, pianist. N;IQ-Alice Merrill. soprano. H:@o-Bible lecture, R, s. Seklemian S:4o-Allce Merrill, soprano. s:jQ--Gcorge TWaroschk, pianist.
 WRST-BAY SHOREl-218 H-i@;3"-Musical and educational
 programs.
 WOR-NEWARk-1o5 G:lo-I}ill Wathcy sports. i;3p-Jacqucs Jacobs Ensemble. I;2V-NeHs bulletin.
 WNJ-NEW.aRK-252 ,-S- Robert Treat String Ensemble
 WGCP-NEWARK-252 5-~Race results; news; violiuist. S:3Q-yioltn solos, I0;30- Songs. 11-Mario ANcr"z, tenor. li;t5-l'rankie Meadows, songs. 1t;@o-- Strickland orchestra. I@-2- Broadway Entertainers; Lc
 Moina duno, orchestra.
 WODA-PATER>ON-22I 5-Music. G-Dance orchestra. Mldwcek de, otional service. &:55-Jusrph r. nood. .,nur. t:15-George McCiinnis. William
 McGrogor, Mary Tomaslla. Wal
 lace Messenger, J, anI C. Yer
 mutcn Io-K. Marshall l.. }an nashirk, duets. tc:@o- Songs. 1o:4d--Ti.l Wa.s0's orchestra. ll-Jimmy Murphy's Owls. Midnight Rrndezvous.
 WLIT-PHIL inELPHIA-395 7:59-lDream Daddy.
 WFT-PHILaDELPHIi-395 G.2o-Concer' orchestra. 7-D Dance orchestra. s-I1--P~oEr1m same as NEAF.
 WCAT-PHULADELPHIA-27S t;&o-BilIv Hays and his Cathay Tea
 Garden orchestra. T:5o-Snellonburg symphony orch,
 John A Carroll, director. S--Th, Mitchell GonfnIi,r. >:1a-~l.lizab".h 1.ap"'ina, cobra
 tura .ot rano; Mlrha'I Fonticolt:
 Lc' a Ia4eltff, pianist. Operatic
 ton S:4s- rh. E.n1y klfs, 9-Tat-? N'Hoort, rhc Irish tenor. s.2r Tt Musical rhr's. a:4 '',naiy lesson, by Trol. DUU-
 l.-'}y. i0-S Scsaui Centennial Hour. l-Taroiians orchestra direct from
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Through he Static

Rather sloppy going last night me hearties Lots ut electrical dis. turbunco and no s'atip while pro- grams came in HHily or not at all Fading was evident. Early in Inc evening, that is, Just after o'clock, conditions were much better than they were ut,lr the uighr had bg- cone advanced.
 Ono l.. the Liz features Of the etruinB was thn rrudug Of the stock reports rom WGl, Srh,nec1ady. We mus, hand the youth in charge uI tnut iu'y d great dttl because Lr lnanage $ 10 put as much expression into th" reading ot those Items US he would into the reading ot q play. Ilf ,eal& Up tQ u climax. then sinks into q lower voice, varying his tone. so that J.1e reports themselves ul, no, only inlcre sting but musical aa well, Think of the romance lurking behind Radio Corporation of Aucr- Ica, bil. 1&j. asked, lGG, or Whut- 'yrr f k. Jusl imagine the tmIl to D" srrurl ] from hearing the an nOuuremrnt that Cumprcss,l Air, preferred, hHs hit the high mark Of 2. We'd suggest that a Nymphony orchestra b. secured to play soft music in the background varying h. mood with thc announcements For instance, if som" stock took | big drop wouldn't it be soothing 10 hear, "Thc End uC q Perfect Day." and if some stock jumped into the blue Heavens, what satisfaction 10 hear the orchestra burst ou' with, "HaiI, Hail. The Gang, All llrrl..' Bu', at any rate. the rrdliUg ol line reports rom Schenectady is q study in declanutiou. r 'akrs a good ;on- nounC"r to makr stock anl market quotations sound jntrrcaiug, but WGY has one of sail good an nOunccrs,
 Thn Hartford Saon2rruun1, inc famous German singing organi2l~ ton, 75 voices strong, did very well from WTlC. The volume did not seem 10 be too heavy for the speak CT and, in spite Of the fact that some people do not like 10 hear chorus music over the radio. w may say that we heartily enjoy such pro grams. "pilgrim's Chorus" that well known selection from 'Tannl2uscr," was perhaps the most enjoyahlo nUmhor since 1t proved 10 be the best known Of any sung.
 The low waves were inhabited by cracklings and rattI"s all evening, noises not caused by static conli- tions. Jimmy Gallagher and his or chcstra, proadcasting through NEAN, Providence, and WNAC, Boston. had heavy competition in the way of disturbance and there was small enjoyment to be gained listening 10 the music which came in al G;3V o'clock. That Certain Party" 'I Wish l Was In Peoria and several other numbers, more or less known, were rrndered, but the station time and time again sung below the surface until it was at- most entirely inundated by a noi@"
 hat sounded like the signing WindS in the pine trees.
 WIZ, New York. came in loud, aa usual, and we heard the dinner Inu- sic from the Hotel Commodore al o'clock, Wc were particularly inter- cstod in trying to follow out one di- rcCtion Of the annu uc"r, He said several soloists. unr1nomncel on the program, a number ct canary birds. could be heard singing if ones ears were very sharp. We thought Y"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

vigor. Will not iniure teeth or disturb the stomach. Take NuXated Iron for 2 weeks. Money back if not improved. At all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

That's all for toJay thanks,
 -P, l.. l..
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WRC-WASHINGTON-lG9

1-NeW Willard orchestra. S--t, s. Army band.
 S;30-Radio-moyi" presentation. 4~~koyal salon orchestra. lo---"The Poli.irM Situalion," Fred
 eric Vile, i0;i5--"'rhe Record Boys" ln. 2 n---N NIn1.nr Ilal-i.l arrI1...t1.n
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NR<N-SE'W WORKERS

t:4j~-pr. Isaac Landlnau. '--~"Whose Birthday To4ay?" ;:d5--Sports; commerce.
 1:l 5--Itadio theater index. 1:2Q-Frauk Corborino. accordion. 7;30--Enma May, soprano. 7;45--Ben Bcmie's orchestra 8:l5- Radio Questions and Answers S:25-Orlando's concert orchestra. 9--Talk, Dr, T. O'Connor Sloane. 9I5-Bill Rietz, songs. 9:S0---Lnion City Four. i0--N0lga Trio.
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READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
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NRI-SPRtNGIILLD-133

6:@5-Marh@ report,
 6;%o.-RobrouJea>t O. Lill}e Syln- phony orchestra rom KDkA, pitlsUuTgA.
 7-Hotd kjmuall dance orchestra under he direction Of Bob Pater-. son Iirrc from the supper room. 7.45--M9s&ucuus tls Aggiv Forum. S-MusicuI program presented through the courtesy Of the Moves B1jck company presenting Leo Heismaus orchosra ra. 2 Program c0mmenogatinG the second anniversary Of the opening o' the WIZ, Hotel Brunswick stu- Jio, featuring theatrical stars; speeches.; the presentation of the WBX Concert company, and dance orchtstras and an organ recital by Art hll1, Clifton
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WTAG-WOKCEsTLR-26S

4:3U-Radio entertainment. 5:15-"Story Teller" S-t1-Program same as WEAF.
 WJAR-pRONIDENCE-30G T:45--"N Nature Talk" S--Robert Powers orchestra. 9-11-Program same as WEAF.
 WLSI-PRONIDENCE-t41 S-9--Eumford Hour. The Romantic operetta, "The Romany Maid" by John E. Archer. 9-l0--Church Ticket Agency Hour Voyage of Entertainment 10-10:10-Bettor Business Bureau Truth Week" speaker.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2s0 6-The Smilcrs, conducted by Clyde McArdlo. 6:S0--T. D. Cooks dinner dance, di- recton Ray Ste~artson. Answers 10 Questions," J. D. Mitchell Auspices Associated Pharmacists Of Massachusetts. 7;50--"I'irst Det4use Against 1n- fcction." 8-WNAC orchestra, direction Will liam F. Dodge. 9--Rado Digest Mystery Play The Sep On The Stairs"
 Written for Radio by Robert J. Casey. s:3o--program arranged by Mabel Benjamin. soprano. l0:3V--Hroadcast from China Rose -Russo's Dansonian orchestra.
 WEEI-BOSTON-3i9 5:%0--Harry Marshad and his orch. 6:35--lost and Found. 6:45-Big Brother club. 7:30-Gcyot Montrith soprano. Prom New York;
 S--Larkinit"s
 S:30-Hirc's NoyoG"urs.
 9-Cncquot Entertainers.
 I0-Silvemown Cord orchestra.
 WJZ-NEW YORK-l55 5;$2-Market quotations T--Judgc. Jr, 1:eo--Vandrrbil concert orchestra. 2-TIomer Rodobeaner, songs, 8:15-Mrs. l.. 4. Shnto soprano. S:3p-"Dancer from Paris (picturc description. 9-Royal Salon orchestra. IQ-"Political Situation" Frederick Vile. Ih:15-Tue Record Hoys. Freddie Eich's orchestra.
 WEAr-NEW YORk-i92 b-Nincent Lopczs orchestra. 6-Dinncr music 7-Mid-wnok hymn sing.
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WNYC-XJW YORk-5.G

,- Market nigh spots, 1:1o-Sone recital,
 t:@u~~Polce alarms.
 1;31--B Board of Estimate meeting. s -- Black Diamond Serlnudcrs. @--ArtiGtS' recital. 1y;lo--"TrenI of the Times" 20---pGlicr aI1rr1ts. yt,auth4r
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NBBNl-tHICAGO-226

Sisters; Moulin Roug: orchestra; Two Jays; Charlie Gar land. Brewers Zig Zag Trio Mau- rice Silverman; Pauline StilfIer At lass, violin; Floyd I'alch. 11-l- Harry and Sandy; Moulin Rouge orchestra; Harry BrailS- ford, mandolin; Pearl Jarret, pi- anologues; Fred Jacobson; Stars from Moulin Rouge Cafe.
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WkRC--CINCINNATI-iss

Marion Mckay and lis ofchts- ira from the Swiss Gardens, l9--Popular song review, Hotel Aims studio, Bert Lindsey, Merrill Schwartz, Kern Award and Abe Farb.
 t@:15~-Marion Mckay aul his orch. from tho Swiss Gardens.
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kYN-CHICtGO-530
NI,Bii--tHICAGO-31O

S--Spoclal recital l0- EIgeWa,"r Baach Hotel 0riole orchestra, dance numbers. The OrioIo SaXophone quintet, special numbers; Ruth Buhl Flick, read ings. 1o:45-IIcrald and Examiner news ilasheS. -Eiccwaler Beach Hotel Oriolo orchestra. dance numbers; Rita McITawu and Mary BiebeF songs; the Uriolo string Trio, special numbers.
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(N| ION THE AIR
 N ~ -

,;30- ~"The Brothers"
 s-~The Larken'es, S;%p-llire's lIaryastrs.
 Q--C!lcQuot EsI,imos. l0-- SiNertown orchestra Vincent Lopca's orchestra.
 MnBS--NEM NoRk--31G t~~l nr'e Grebee. t:$0-- pcrnpr-Stark orchestra t;io--ArthW Murray dance insruc.
 lions, G;5o-pcn1r-S'ork orchestra,
 '--Thr Gndcponlcut "What the
 World Is Doing" G;ln--I'erner-StarK ogrhtstra. 1!@o-- Ruth Maschk>. soprano 7:in-~t,rna korl, concert coniral,o, 5:3b--lrytue Argay, yioIinSh 5--~ t,rna Koro, S;1o-~trrins Argay, S:2o--Ern korn and Irving Argay, A.3r--Oliycr Sayler, "Footlght and lamplirh'," Book and Play Re view. p--l'rys'a' pa,@ce ornurs.lo,
 9;3"--Old Time Minsrels. ig;3o--Nuudorbi't Hotcl orchestra. WBpl-\EW YOKk--2d$ 5- Ernie krirknt'r orchcstra; talk.
 WH<-NEW YORk--3Gi &c., Irrusur"land Ncighpors. G.j"-reoplc's Hour
 7-~1cel4ul orchestra, ';$9 -- Lows Metropolitan organ. s--Wii Oaklanl's Chateau Shanlcy 6:$a-- Singing society.
 9-~Lo"R's $ New York Roof orch, : 9'&0--NusituD program, lo~-Al Nalmo's Entertainers, Musical program. 1 1;&u- Everglades orchestra.
 1 . Inil.-Paroiy club orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

Rather sloppy goIng last night mo hearies, Lots ot electrical dis lurbunco and no s'atic while pro- grams came in laaily or not at all, Fading Was evident, Early in the evening, that ts, Just after o'clock, conditions were much better than they were after the mgh1 had be- cone advanced.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

4:3V-Radio entertainment. 5;15-"Story TcIlcr.'
New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

l.;30-Popular Pianist, Clarence Berfger.
 lfla-Night Howls by the Crosley Sky Terriers, CThe Crosley Pups in Midnight Froics with Kay Nyne, Rin Tin Kan and Chief Barker. with intervals of dance music from Castle Farm.l
New Britain herald., 1926-02-25

trio. ' 7:4o-ltalph Emerson at the con-
 sole. S--Lullaby time, Ford and Glenn. A;2Q--"Common Sense in Music" d Dr. Sigmund Spaeth. famous mu- & .in Crilic.
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Neutrality-suspicious.

TRACTORS, road graders. plows. drag
scrapers. Fresnos concrete mixer and
machinery, all description; new and re-
built. Lewis Patten Co., 2g3 Hoefgen Ave.
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RENTALS
Houses Uufurnished

SEvEN-ROOM, two-story. 416 Pruitt Ave.
viii rent for $50 per month. Pruitt. Cr
7se3
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Permanent Waving. $3.50

Frederick true oil. experienced opera
tors in all lines
ROSEBUD BEAUTY PARLoR.
.0sb Losoya st. Or. ggi2,
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Late Chrysler Six Phaeton

Cannot be told from brand new. all
accessories, rubber IN perfect condition.
You can get service and appearance
equal to n brand new car and save some
real money. Mission 3515-J.
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ELECTRIC motors repaired, bought an
sold. Electric Motor Service Co. or. 1911
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Agents and Canvassers

WE HAVE openings for both men ami
women: health aud accident Insurance
that sells on sight: this company sold
more health and accident policies in
Texas last year than any other COM
payn; claims settled and paid in this
office: most liberal agency contract;
agents wanted IN every county in South
and West Texas. Write or call Stein &c
Riggs. :O7 Travis Bldg. CT. $50.
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Repairing, Refinishing

RUIZ BROS. can repair. retinish. uphol-
ster your furniture. piano. photograph.
match any color desired. 10 Epson.
CIR. 6533.
CALL DR.. Fixall. stoves. ice boxes. furn-
iture repairs. Or. 4sl. S07 j.. Commerce.
UPHOLsTERING. JOHN ALEXANDER.
All work guaranteed. formerly with
Household $40 &. Flores. TT. 233.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Beauty Pariors
Permanent Wave Shoppe

VIZ b0-tl2.50.
. Fredericks oil process; beauty parloT
In connection. 1900 heads In ten months.
two 4S-heater machines, same wrapper
and manager since established. 500 E.
Pecan. opposite Elks Club. CT 4s0S Free
parking. Mrs Wood nroprieiress
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Dodge Touring
Late Model

FULL BALLOON TIRES, tls5
Terms will b. made AZ this w. ~
Il positively like a new Dodge; iaiif
equipped with bumpers extra tiTr. etc.
Call Mr. Geri0ff. CT. SIS.
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sEvEN-PASSENGER Nash for sale or
trade on property. NJ. \. Podehl. 5s3
Austin. Cr 9490.
1928 FORD coupe, in first class condi-
ton, good rubber, terms. Real bargain
Kelly Field 247.
1922 MAXWELL touring, one of thu
Good Maxwells," real pickup for some
mechanic. 71O Broadway
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LIGUSTRUMS

Best evergreen, shrubbery, quickest
shade, best selection. Texas prices &c
to SO. Collins Garden Home. Or. 1885.
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MUST vacate; fixtures for sale: show
cases. mirrors and office fixtures. S0S
Alamo PLAZA
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BUSINESS SERVICES
49,
Laundering
Rims. Old Original Rug

Cleaning special 9xi3 rugs; shampoo,
$50; dustlns. 81; moving and storing.
separate stalls for household goods, $3.50
up: all work guaranteed, public invited
to visit my works and warehouse. Rips
Rug Workers, Mis-. s. Mis-. 65+. GIG s.
Cherry.
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Beauty Parlors
Armstrong Beauty Parlor
Maverick Bldg,

POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SHOPPE-
$3.50 special: Frederick Tru-oil process.
permanent marcel, ringiet bob or marcel
and ringlet combination. over 200 waves
our references. l22 jefferson. Or. 1888
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Hatters

ALAMO HAT WORKS
All kinds OF hats cleaned and blocked.
Deliver. 124 W. Houston. Or. Si4S.
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Employment Agencies
Free EmplOyment Dept.

Service for employer and empioye. Build
Ing mechanics. iaborers. office help and
others supplied on demand.
OPEN SHOP ASSOCIATION,
100 +. Pecan st. CT. 6o0i.
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Collection Agencies 1

LET me attend to your collection N the
new year. Don't procrastinate. The
sooner l get your bills the better the re-
suits. VIM. Neuhaus, TT. 5000. Sii
Erie Ave.
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Statesmen Wanted

WANTED salesman TO sell radio. Apply
in person whether YOU are experienced
or not 10 Mr.. Malone from to IL a. IN.
The Fox Co.
WANTED-A salesman TO solicit business
firms on a good advertising proposition.
For particulars call Mr.. Smith. CT. 1910.
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Help Wanted--Male or Fcmsle fG7

wANTED-Lady or gentleman to DO
house to house soliciting. Apply Kelly
Coffee Co. 1911 S. blackberry. Mis-. 1913.
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WANTED-Good houseReeper. small fam
ily. good wages. 4. D. beats, Liano.
Texas.
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FOR sALE-Beautiful imported bronze
Japanese vases. Make the most attrac-
tive home ornaments. Woodlawn 22si.
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TENNIS RACQUETS re-strung. Lee ,
and Bankroft winner our specially.
Potchernick's 2ll st. Mary's s..
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WANTED settled girls as waitress in
small restaurant: must be neat appear
ing, married woman no objection. APP
ply saturday afternoon and Sunday. eol
Santa Clara.
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Scale Ford Exchange

1924 four-door sedan. cord tires. orig
lnal paint, bumper and many other
extras. only Observation-Disclosures
1924 Ford coupe, balloon tires. large
wheel. many other extras ........ 400
1924 Ford touring. balloon tires ard
other extras, only .............. 2Sb
1921 Ford touring. starter. complete.
only .-........-.-... o.
1919 Ford touring, only small weekly
or monthly payments ............. 80
Si7 L. Houston TT si3f
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A SETTLED German girl for general
hcuacwork and assist with baby must
have rcfertnce. Mis- 1894. SEQ Peck.
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WANTED experienced cook, German girl
preferred. Mrs. p. J. Mcneil, le6 East
Kings Highway. Woodlawn 1873.
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Help Wanted-Male

Help Wanted-Male I6S
PANTS (uncalied for) i-3 of. tailor made
match your coat; pants made 20 order.
Pants Tailor, f26 Moore Bldg. 4th floor.
LADIES and MEN, learn barber trade;
largest system in the world; tuition $685.;
catalog free. wages paid. Tri-City Bar
Der College, 4S0 L. Commerce. San An
tonic. Shave. SC: hair cut, 15c.
WE can use two or three more repre-
sentativcs IN Texas. Send for booklet,
Thirty -one Reasons for Lining Up with
This Old Line Life Insurance Company"
Insurance in force over quarter billion.
Assets over 80 million. See or address
Manager. I'll z. Travis St. San Antonio
TWO radiator and body repair men at
once. Go W. Travis.
MEN wanted TO learn the barber trade.
Hlgh-ciass school offers high-class train
Ing at reasonable rate. Few weeks quail
flies for big pay. Free catalog explains.
Call or write. Lewis Barber College, 727
W. Commerce St.. City.
WANT a first-class presser, an all
around man, cali In person. De Luxe
Cleaners and Dyers.
BARRIER WANTED.
43i +. COMMERCE.
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Fischer's Drug Store

INSURE with the Graves Realty Co.
sol Brady Bldg. CT. 2O56.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wante5--Siale

WANTED by country boy. place to work
after school and on Saturdays. in eN-
change for room and board. Call Texas
Commercial College. Or. i01i-
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Single Stain

We have the highest grade green
single stain on the market. It is not
the cheapest but It is the most economi-
cal because the color is permanent, $3.50
per gallon. West End Lumber Co. Or.
377.
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Flash lights and batteries. Thermos
bottles and jugs. Bedell Bldg. Broad.
way at Travis. Or. 224.
TOP with screens, curtains. doors, for
1925 Ford ton truck body. TT. sssi-W.
925 Jones.
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Helm Wanted-D0mestic q,
t6g

NJ. HALFF & BROS. want an expert
enced multigraph operator.
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Situations Wanted-Female 10

SMART colored man wants job in store
steady worker. references. Mission 2IiS-N
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STENOGRAPHER. familiar with gener-
al office work desires permanent or tent
porary position. Tr. 4g5S-W.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT STEM
ographer with years of experience and
best OF references desires position at
once. Call Or. cool.
REFINED young lady speaking spanish
and English fluently would like work as
cashier; clerk or In doctors office. TT.
1891.
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Help Wanted--Female

THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE
Beauty culture taught by graduate and
for less. Shop IN connection. Woodlawn
4l0i.
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WANTED-Ladies to make haud-Inade
infants dresses at home, pleasant and
profitable for spare time occupation
juvenile Mfg. Co., Ill 5. Pecos.
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lphoistering
1877

PETER MARECHAEL, cabinet maker
uphoistering, refinishing and polishing
old furniture made new. Or. S1i2.
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OUT-OF-TOWN
AUTO OWNERS

send aide curtains for new light Ant
other repairing 90 Cameron Agss Iey
Co. AS y. FLORES Prompt return
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Kruger Atlas

Portable gas engine. sixteen horse.
power; used three months to run dresher
as good as new: will sacrifice for s425
Sec Ketchurn, with
CRAWFORD MOTOR co.
Or. 474i. 511-17 W. Houston.
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STAR touring. 1894 model, used very
little: big bargain; soc cash. balance
easy. CT. 1895. Lindsey-Krough Auto
co. All Main Ave.
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Radio-Supplies 81

a set that 1 can't fix: sets made to or
der and rewired, $3.50 up. Smith, The
Radio Man; first TO specialize in radio
repairing in San Antonio. Mis-. 1901 day.
Mis-. 4220-w night. 315 Denver Blvd.
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WANTED-One female nurse at Bexar
County Home for the Aged. Phone Mis-.
5o05-F2. ask for Miss Ann Wright
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De Luxe Cleaners-Dyers

| MUD CHAINS to fit any tire from 3ox3ia
TO 4oxS. solcher's Salvage Place. 1888
East Houston ST.
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Original Marinello Shop

s25 PERMANENT wave. 81; over $500
heads our references; genuine French
marcel. ringlet ends: experienced oper-
ators; work guaranteed. Travis Beauty
Shop. III E. Franciscan. CIR. $3.50.
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Essex Four-5-Pa Pass,
3 Touring Cars
Your choice. $50
Yantis Motor Co.

BUICK roadster. 1928 sport, good shape
and good looking. sis5 cash. balance
easy. CIR. 1895. Lindsey-KrougA Auto CO,
All Main Ave.