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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20

properly kept, are a
reliable road map to
aid the farmer in
directing the bust
ness management of
his farm.
In farming COM
munities where rec
ords have been kept
in considerable num-
Der it is not uncom-
mon to find differ
ences in net income
of $1,000 per farm
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20
Canyon Near Helena
Given New Name of
"Meriwether Canyon

Helena Mont. May 19.-The state
wide contest for the purpose of secur-
ing name with historical significance
for what has been know as Picnic Cam
yon, located between the famous
Notwithstanding on the Mis-
souri, River has resulted in the seIec-
ton of "Meriwether Canyon by the
committee in charge of choosing the
name.
This name is in honor of Captain
Meriwether Lewis, who spent the
night of July 10, 1905, camped in this
canyon. The maps of Lewis & Clark
with their compass notations locate
the spot perfectly.
Great interest was shown in the
contest names being submitted from
every section of Montana. The prize
of $25 will be divided among the three
who submitted the winning name. The
winners are: J. l.. O'Brien of Malta,
Olga Marchioro, of Walkerville, and
Mrs. Quincy H. Hale of Helena.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20
Poetic

The driver of beautiful sedan was
recently much disturbed at seeing on
the rear of Ford ahead, a sign which
read as follows: "You're better car
than I am, Hunka Tin"
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20
BY DR.. ARTHUR L. FOSTER
Obesity

are fattening. At the same time the
fats must be oXidized by the exercise
to prevent their accumulation in the
body. Only in this manner can one
acquire and maintain normal weight.
There is a fourth cause of obesity
which should receive mention in this
place even though it is not remediable
namely, heredity. There is no doubt
that we inherit from our ancestors a
tendency to be fat or thin. While there
are exceptions to this rule as to all
others, the offspring of obese parents
generally follow suit. In such eases ii
naturally becomes more difficult to
maintain a normal weight, because
such a tendency to stoutness is as
much a part of ones makeup as the
color of his eyes. But even these peo-
pie can do a great deal for themselves
if they will.
The trouble with most fat people is
that while they want to be thin they
are unwilling to pay the price in self
denial and exertion.
They want to be petite and eat po-
tatoes at the same time. 1t can't be
done. Becoming a perfect 36" takes
more than envying those who are
Only correct regime consistently and
persistently followed can cure obesity
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20

A Chicago woman was adjudged in
sane because she wouldn't wear
clothes. Shux! If that be the case
they're all crazy.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20
MAKING FARM
RECORDS TALK
BY D. H. OTIS
AGRICULTURAL Director,

American Bankers Association.
Any one who has driven an automo
bile in a new country knows the value
If good road map. Farm accounts
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20

AFRocK ensemble of navy-blue Georgette
and tafeta conveys the delightful false
impression of transparent coat over
silk dress. Paris puts Georgette coat
over frock of printed silk or taffeta and
calls it suit. A little more practical for
everyday usage and quite as Partisan in
effect is the transparent dress on coat
lines worn with separate slip but put
ting up decided ensemble front. For
Summer one can thin it down even further
by making the frock Of cotton wolfe and
wearing it over printed crepe de Chine.
Mignonette green Gcorgette over self
,ooaofed silk crepe printed with gray and
yellow flowers would be charming.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-05-20

sensitive, is irritated by air at all
times and by food when you eat it, be-
cause the filing is better conductor
of heat and cold than the normal tooth
structure. But nature will protect you
and your teeth by causing the pulp to
recede somewhat from the source of
irritation, and when that has happened
your troubles will be over.
(2) By "caps" l presume you mean
crowns. l so, my answer would be,
No. To do that the teeth must be de-
vitalized and we know it is those
nerveless teeth that make trouble
later on. Give nature a chance and
she will take care of the condition. In
the meantime, you'll have to grin and
bear it.
Mote: DR.. Forster will answer such
health questions in these columns as
will be of interest to others and per.
missible in public print. Persona
questions will be answered only wher
accompanied by self addressed stamp
ed envlope. Anonymous communica
tions will receive no attention. Ad
dress Dr.. A. L. Forster, in care of this
paper.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20
|ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

W NOE . POO. .or4ss
ANu Her LITTLE
DAUGHTER LIvEo At THe
epSE OF A FOREST WITH
ooMsv. A HoRse TOO OLD
TO WORK. WHO WAS
VERY FOND OF MAY
APPLES. ONE DAY.
LOOKING FOR THEN. THE
LITTLE Girl GOT LOST. A
LITTLE otD WOMAN WtTH
a HOUSE IN A TREETop.
ASKED heR IN FOR TEA
TIE OLD LADY TOOK Her
BACK HONE. ON hER
BIRTHDAY EVELYN
RECEIVED A SILVER KEY
AS A GtFT. SIZE NOTICED.
~ TIE WOODS THAT pAv.
a GREAT Tree. HsR KEY
UNLOCKED " AND THERE
she FOUND A 5RIpLE.
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HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

GENERAL Office work and switchboard eH-
d fFen'e " nG%ss e Gnr
a addsss Raa saH Star paEs
sIRE WarE T. sI Hp s'h St
neat. Hotel Roosevelt sA Ph h' lSsS and
eadE to to work SG al t 4os OF cs sewing
to fa white M ct}d do light h1se
to wG es $40 R ss5y sepns
ti ton Bds q IL 1915 sefS st. n'W' 40
LIFE. INSURANCE CLASS FREE-,-Unlver-
sty we ssan App mos for
Yon earn while you learn. Address Box
sU
1341 Conn. ave.
M Mill sn5 ~, Z
MILLINERY AppRENTicE wanted. Ap.
ply J. NJ. Ash. 1917 Connecticut ave.
OPERATOR; nsckband, and cuff ,,, for shirt
dr ne; maS' e En- neat a, and quick Elite Laun
capable of earning $40. per week and over.
Apply in nerson or ladies to Gover ,o An
T. asS ladies' t9r a1d
W @ashinslts"n D. 20 dbl southern Dl.S
sALESLADY = Experienced canvasser. to
chimes: SIS saisfy. Apply 80 pm :s3
9TH NV. 21s
sALEswoMEN $50 to take orders for the
liness = II45 Munsey Bldg y. 00l 20.
SECOND CooK-Expe.le,nced for large
SUPERINTENDING CUTTERS of chidren's
dresses. commercial experience not essential:
en to on small
would be avaiIable for posdtion vii With coed
Star ONCE So ,oN, ->
YOUNG GIRL who wants to learn tea-room
business as assistant to manager; domestic
astraS iss f fHs ss to work See
YOUNG LADIEsI,Catholic: e you can in
AgR 1Gs fs. p Il, l$ld F! S:opes Life In
work for Kodak and. novelty department.:
%t n s sa S1sGo per week
1894. Sta. once -ls' DO>
YOUNG, LADY in real estate ofice, typist;
sired Address Box 474.H. Star Office. zoe
YOUNG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. as assistant In
art shop: state experience. Address Box
AT1-H. Star office. 21'
YOUNG LADY with previous experience in
iewelry store. Eli Rubin Co. 716 7th st.
NV.
YOUNG LADY for clerical work; reply in
own handwriting stating education. expert
enCc. age and telephone number. Address
Box 405-H. Star office.
YOUNG LADY, high school graduate. to
assist teachers in grading papers in return
Tor business course. Apply ut Strayer Col
YOUNG WOMAN. unmarried. for position
offering unlimited opportunity for earnings
experience and self-education. Address Box
45-V. Star Office.
STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced; must be reliable and
competent; excellent opportu-
nifty. Apply to Mr.. Scates,
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urIP-M>I.E >>D FEMALE.

STFNOGRAPHFR. clcrk a'1 typist, SD I"
so wpeklN part cash ard part an tuition
for day evening o. nome study courses
This Ia test of whether Aou really want To
.-unlplete Your education. Rrseart Uni
NFrsIty. 1907 I've 81.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
tCoufinuedl

FOR RENT or sale. GO-car garage. filing
station aud repair shop: good location Col.
8s23 2Os
GARAGE AND SHOWROOM-CAPACIT
OF THE Busiest THORoUGHFARES IN
FRANCES WIDE ALLEY IN REAR.
VERY BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE GA
RAGE. $;UITABbE FOR NEW;CAR AGEENGY,;
SERVICE STATION, RENTACAR hLSSI-
NESS OR PUBLIC GARAGE. NO OPPOSi,
TION. LOW RENT AND LONG LEASE II
DESIRED. EoUIPPED wiTH NEW HEAT
ING PLANT. wASHSTAND. CLOSETS. OF
E EIv ANP rPIXTTREs r XERY ATrK IRA
GOOD WILL. OFFICE FIXTURES GARAGE
EQUIPMENT. AND MAKE TERMS TO RE-
LIABLE PARTY. MIR. BOOTH. 1l5 F. y W.
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LABORER. white. steady: one who can
drive Ford truck: reference required az
10Th ~ ADDly after ;.
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MAN with car neat and reliable. for per
manent position: unusual proposition for the
right man. II you can come well recon-
mcndcd apply Room 210. :S0S 18th II. NV.
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KITCHEN BOY. colored: permanent position:
so month and meals. Gailaudet college
q IL M IL
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HELP-DOMESTIC (Cont'O.

NURSE GIRL young. colOred, to care for
2-year-old child. Call 4317 Kansas ave. NV.
WHITE WOMAN by elderly couple. to take
charge of small apartment; stay nights l27
l1th st. ne. Ind floor. 2Os
WOMAN wanted to cook and do some house
work need not stay nights. West Kirkc
ST.. Chevy Chase. Md.
WOMAN-White. to assist with Homework
no washing ironing; one desiring a good
home with reasonable wages. Phone North
1905. 20
WOMAN experienced. for cook and first
floor work 1927 Belmont I'd NV. 2O'
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SEWING; MACHINES-Singer: 20 drophead
machines. $3.50 up, portable electric 50
:3Si2 18th st. Sc. ~
SINGLE BEDS for sale. 1852 Btltmore 81
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JAPANESE speaking spanish or French.
onl0 Wyoming ave 90"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cont d..


LACE CURTAINS neatly done, soc per pair.
80 Del. ave. s:w.: Main s24O. 2Gs
IADY'S companion. willing to do light
references: stay nights. 1924 Bitmore st.
LAUNDRY done at home; first-class. Call
612 3rd st. ne. 2O'
MISUNDERSTANDING and ironing done 10y
delivered. Franklin 0531.
LAUNDRESS. first-class wants work to bring
home. 635 Falrmont st. nv. Adams 641O.
LIGHT HOUSEwORK in apt, part time.
days work, answering phone doctors office,
cleaning beauty parlor North 1877.
MORNING WORK or all day 3O2 u Bryant
MORNING WORK or cleaning wanted ty
woman. 430 S st. NV. -
PART-TIME or days work: reliable colored
woman. 112l 4th st. NV.
PART TINE WORK, by colored girl. 1905
9Th ST. NV.
LAUNDRY Laundry Potomac atTa s sSss3 17aS 18th St.
WOMAN wishes laundry to take home. or
clean ant: reference Potomac 3l23.
WOMAN, colored, wishes parttime work,
80 Morton St Y W. -
WOMAN, settled. wishes cocks place for
evening work. 1921 $ st, NV.
WOMAN wants washing to take home; ref
erence. West 31l2-J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wants ,parttime
work. morning or evening or laundry work.
Phone North 5O41.
WOMAN. colored. place as cook or general
work in apt: ref. 1915 Corcoran st.
WOMAN wishes place in small family Cali
Sunday or Monday 1881 9th ST. NV.
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SEWING MACHINES. used; 81. SO. SIS;
guaranteed repairs and rentals; new ma,
chimes. SO per month machines sent on
trial. C. NJ Gusack 7O3 II st. re. l.. sOsH
' o3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

NOTICE OF EXAM1NATION-The State,
Employment Commission of Maryland Viii
at College PARK. Maryland for secretary
IN president University of Maryland male. .
ployment Commission %? Light St, Bati-
more Maryland.
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CHEVROLET 1924 TOURING; in perfect
mechanical condition. good tires rehnlshcd
il, bIue Duco. hummer spare tire etc: onlv
S434O down and 81 "a per weck Ours
man Chevrolet Sales Co. 60 " St ne.
nd SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1925 model. with
five good balloon tires. bumper and park
ing lisht Duco paint: mechanical condition
guaranteed: SIPS down balance small
monthly payments Ourisman Chevrole.
Sales Co 80 II 81 ne. Open evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20
LIVE STOCK MD CATTLE.

RADIO SERvICE--AeriaIs erected. sets In
trouble: lowest rates Kenneiy's. Adams 2nA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

TYPEWRTTERS - New. factory rebui1ts.
second hands Nothing sold or rented that Is
not good Underwoods Renlingtons. l.. c.
Smiths. Royals. Portables. We can save you
money. Cash or SIS monthly. Washington
Tyne writer Exch Dol ". Y. ave. Er. 1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

MEN experienced. To rleau furnaces: 40"
por hour. Coleman. hob H ST. NV. Room
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PEKINGESE- PUPPIES for SAL; Registered
stock. y 61G5. co.
BIRD DOGS trained Ivy expert. S@n NJ
month including hoaid DOGS boarded. Slp
ner month or 80 ccutS per day. HuntstoN'
Kennels rear 63oO Wis ave, Chevy Chasr.
Md. Phone Clevc. GOS-W
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Adams
1901 Tnderwoods L. c. smiths. ROYALS.
S3."5 mo-. 3 mos in adv. Ss.25; @ mos. SIS.
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PERSONAL.


THE JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED.
invallds and convalescents; special attention
% d dnd, day co and night supervisor, Phone
home. H. TENNYsON. 4o07 Illinois, ave.
WILL RENT BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
PHYsIoS;THERAPHY And SWEDISH MAS;
1aae and ID sandays pm North Experiment ~
WILL CARE FOR EuRNIsHED APART
best d differences given Address Box a. 55A
ism scientific, electrical. hot oil, hand mas
sage o36 New York ave. q.
5 5}la,e n FrsSe F 5:tE !9vA
ARCH SUPPORTS FROM PLASTER CASTS
Of Of your feet TT any shoe; immediatc comf3r ,
Foot Correction Laboratory 6l2 F NV. ~
LACE CURTAINS STRETCHED; Gall FOR
AHe aeeere' E fz"ef HArc4 af hns"n
H IIeamrsIs o bs Ss BsSk 81 e
3 sun y to pm. Frank 5@o:.-J
MGTHEks I So to SARE AND G ET1H HTa
HOME CARE FOR LITTLE GIRLS. $50
for one, $40 for two; near school and park.
DO YOU DANCE. YOU AND FRIENDS
have good time: rent large rooms in suhur-
han home Special rates to clubs, society,
etc. Reasonable. Lin. 9264-J. 20'
F. FLEMING, 1902 n ST NV. EXPERT
furriers coats and scarfs remodeled in
latest styles Formerly with {. II. Cunning
ham. FL
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL COM
Portable home for convalescents. invalids
Phone Pho aE ADAMS P sS ssa Kalerama A rd
SCIENTIFIC AND SWEDISH MASSAGE.
For appointment phone FIR. 2223. "a
MASSAGE. SWEDISH HEALTH EXERCISES
and electric treatment. CARL ANDERSON,
1923 r St. Apt. 26. Potomac 5lO5-J. 20s
LADY WISHES TO TAKE CARE OF A LIT
tie girl for cOmpaniOnship during daytime.
Address Box 442H. Star Office. 2O'
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS 5CIENTIFI-
cally given by a graduate in electricity. For
appointment phone Potomac 1447.
DAWES CONVALESCENT HOME-tIon, ales-
,rnts aged. invalids: skilled nursing: special
dietary: reasonable. 1925 st. NV. Pot. $40:
WANTED-ONE TO THREE MEN TO
drive to fight at Philadelphia; good car;
rate reasonable. Address Box 479-H. Star
office
SLIP COVERS. OVERsTTFFED SEPARATE
cushions snap fasteners, tape-bOund SCI 10.
r. L. sherwood. 1913 2Sth Sc. L. $500.
LET, US SELL THAT FRIEND OF yours
q house. We will give Won $50 when we dc.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS. neat appearing. to
work in thcater afternoon and evenings. Ap-
ply : pm. Gayety Theater. Sec Mr.. Jensen
HOUSE PAINTER-Apply manager. Airing
ton Hotel Vermont ave. between X and l.
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DRIVER and solicitor for cleaner and dyer
Address Box 156-A. star office.
FILIPINO. speaking spanish. wanted as Dor
ter and driver. From to u. @01O wyoming
ave 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20
WANTED-SAIESMEN.

OIL BURNER Statesmen to work for well
established. company. Apply Manager. .,l,1.o o
ESMAN--Upportunity for a. few sales
men on ATTRACTIVE high-class real estate de.
view. it is r. allv worth your time TO inves-
tieate records Of what others are making in
our present organization. You Will have
tie same opportunitv. assstancc aud co
operation. See H. D. Tough, 14o5 New York
ave.
ing Nom company. largest of its kind in the
world: - year+ in business: has an ope!ni1ns
earn $4,000 or more yearly. Our new in
ness s and we are are sweeping the country With
sales. The opportunty Of a lifetime for a
ing past experiences and qualifications. The
Brecht Company. l701 Arch ST.. Phlladel'
nhia. Pa.
SALESMEN--Catholic "a national organiza-
ton is starting a new canpaign; $50 week
" to start TO be earned by real men. city
% or Sad Roo G t" Feo a 2 ns to p
Bldg. 14th and SITS. NV.
Statesmen WANTED-Local branch of one
OF the largest and most progressive manu-
= and IS must Be ambitious ara wide;
numbers. Address Box l2s,A Star office:
% MEN to take orders for the Steral Brush
System. which appeals to every person who
appreciates personal cleanliness OIL o
A LARGE EASTERN MANU-
F ACTU II Err DE s | X + 5
Statesmen FOR ELECTRI-
CAL APPLIANCES WORK
ING THROUGH ONE OF THE
OLDEST AND LARGEST To-
CAL DEPT. STORES. OP-
PORTUNITY FOR Salts
FACTORY EARNINGS AND
FUTURE ADVANCEMENT.
MUST BE NEAT APPEAR
ING AND WILLING TO
WORK FOR PROMOTION.
EXPERIENCE NOT ESSEN
TIAL. APPLY MIR. BRIDGE.
ROOM 4O5 AT 600 + STREET
NV, BETWEEN 1912 AND
"a PM.
WANTED AT ONCE-Men of
sterling character and ability
who can meet the better class,
to represent one of the fastest
growing organizations in the
electrical refrigeration field full
instructions and assistance in
closing sales given to men
selected. See Mr.. Knowles,
after 10 am, Amos & Dowsley,
Inc. 1912 n. Y. ave. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1924 CorrE: rcfnishpd. in
gray Duco. striped with gold eX..ss,INn ut
down: balance 1854 ner week. Ourisman
Chevrolet Sales Co. 6"5 II ST. ne. Open
avnniu1s and SUNDAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

MTLTIGRAPH OPERATOR for ink work
aud hand feed: $40 weekly. Address bon
8 3R-H Star office ~
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opportunity To learn sta
tioncry business also messenger. Apply
10 a m Stockrtt -FIskp Co. ela st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

COLLECTOR with ear or bicycle: must
have experience: bond required. Apply after
" pm POS Bond bldg
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CHRYSLER TOURING. 1875: perfect con
diton: fully equipped. bumpers. spare tire.
marking light motometer and hydrauli'
brakes will sell very reasonably. Call NJ
Elliott, Line. 1856. or Line 10000.
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PIGS--Duror Jerseys. weeks old, reE'
Farms. Bethesda "li-J VIM. W. KIRBY
manager.
HOLSTElN COW for sale cheap. lln"
81 16-W. 20
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CHEVROLET COUPE. l9"6: run 400
miles. can bc houcht fo~ unpaid notes. S55o.
Terms. Adams 1913. Woodside 1SSR eve
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1921: new bacl,
nerfect. eNtfas: S05 Frank 1851. @l'
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FrRNITURE rINIsHER and cabinctmai.er.
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ONE of the largest life insuran," companies
desires ten ambitious men TO take Tree course
life insurance salpsm1nship. two nlghis
weekly: opportunity to earn while learning.
complete and practical course under nnivcr-
sitv instructor. address Box 2O4-H Star
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-20

Roy. white. with bicycle. to deliver PACK.
ages; g TO 10 pm. Collins Pharmacy, Ivth
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CHRYsLER 20 UNCONSTITUTIONAL coach
run only a few hundred miles. This ie an
opportunity to purchase one OF these popu
lar cars at "a substantial saving. A new-car
guarantee Don't miss this chance. 1872
T. 81 NV North 10000.
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IEWELRl SALESMAN. EN-
pERIENCED: MUST HAN T.
EXCELLENT REFERENCES.
ELL RUBIN CO.. 40 9TH ST.
NV.
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SlONN-NEl-

Banking institution has immediate open
ing for an outside representative TO eX-
plain is adv antaSes To friends OF rs ~
eutee The work is of a Ilgnlhed nature
Unusual opportunity for advancement 10
executive position. No srecial experience
necessary GIVE phone number. Address
4 4 u nifi..a
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SEWING MACHINE. Prosperltyyi tor SAD sale:
Apply A. jacobs. 1918 II St ne. 81
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SEWING MACHINES--D.h Singer. %Ib:
New Home. Sl5: Standard, SIS; New Ideal.
10: others at SIS: all guar. New machines.
50 mo Renting and repairing. Open evenings.
I Sow Mrh ShOD 3i3 Pa ave Sc L. 275.
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DISTRICT MANAGER

for legal reserve Al COM pany handing
special health and accident, contracts lnsGr-
ance. experience preferred but not required:
unuSuHi opportunity 10 build up a good IN
como for a man or woman having good ret
erepres AMI saIesmanshIp ability cnrrespund-
"0'
BUS BOYS, %also walters tcol-
ored) for maids dining room.
Apply tinlekeeper,
Wardman Park Hotel.
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COACH. Observation-Disclosures
perfect $3.50: terms. Franklin $3.50. l126
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win soil tnr $500 Cicvp 1851 2O'
CHEVROLET 1924 SEDAN-Ths little car
is in good shane and worth every cent aske,l.
Only SOB down balance reasonable. 1875
sedan all fully equipped and in finest con
dtion: only S1S4 down. balance one year.
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I)kI\ ERS.

One hundred new taxicabs,
Limousine type. Self-starters.
Apply now and get good as
sienment on roll. Good money.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1888 10Th St. NV.
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BUICK sedan $3.50 HUDSON sedan. late
$3.50: Dodge - coupo $500 Dodge % So.
dan. These cars and - Others on display a,
Wallace Motor Co. 1909 L st NV. Mos
for your money in town. Cheaper and bett"
ears are not 10 ne found anywhere. Re
member to- address Conn ave near j..
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FL.OORWORNER.

One who understands scrapmg and finish
ms cali after = clock. Mr. Day, iHt'l
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PAINTERS-Two good painters and one
helper ready for work. Bird and G SITS. ne.
PAPERHANGERS. :" first class mechanics;
extra time Call Mr. Derrick. Cleveland
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CHANDLER snort touring - Pixies Peak
motor: low mileage: good condition: CneeaN
1911 y Can Ant ~"
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CHEVROLET landau 1895. with hummer.
park light. spare tire. motOnetcr. etc; 900
tpru,s 1870 eth It, NV. Adams 3lJI.
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BOY, colored. young. bright. IN help INSIDE
OF laundry. Apply Dupont Laundry. @o5o
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pAPERHANGERS wanted 60 al once:
ready to work Eastern Decorating Co. 1916
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CHEVROLET TOURING. Ia"5-Ncw ton:
frst-class condition: $500: terms. Franklin
IIoG Goth
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81 LER-CTIAUFFECR neat. competent, for
suburban res deuce Bradley Hills. Address
Box 1S0.H Star office