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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24
Like Father

Junior had been permitted to accom-
pany his father to the office for the
first time. AS he left the maternal
doorstep his mother said, "Now, Ju-
nior, you watch daddy, and try to do
things the way he does; then when
you grow up you will be big smart
man like him."
That night Junior strobe up to his
little bed with new determination.
AS he kneeled down at his mothers
feet for the evening prayer, he piped
up: "Take dictation. Dear Lord, God
bless mamma, God bless papa. God
bless the cook, and, darn it. God, If
we don't get action on this. I'll sue
YOU"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24

them warm dinner at night. For the
outdoor worker and the Office woman
the lunch must vary in quantity and
somewhat in quality, but there are
general directions which will apply to
all lunch packing
There is no one who is so blind to
the niceties Of life that he does not
appreciate well-prepared and packed
lunch, though it be nothing but a
sandwich. Throwing together a mess
of food, totally unrelated, mixing
fiavors and making a messy, unsightly
appearance would disturb the diges-
ton Of an ostrich.
The daily sandwich is almost ne
cessity, though at times scoop out
roll or two and fill with a salad, not
too moist, which will make a most
palatable dish.
Personal tastes must always be
taken into account when preparing a
lunch basket.
The one who likes a hot or cold
drink can carry 1t In thermos bottle.
For those who are fond of fresh
ripe tomatoes a most appetizing sand
wich may be prepared. Place a slice
Of tomato, thin slice Of cheese. with
a little salad dressing between slices
of buttered bread. Two Of these with
two of some other variety, with a cup
cake and an apple or other fruit will
make good lunch with glass of
milk.
In many of our country schools
where domestic science is taught the
children prepare one hot dish at noon.
This helps out the mother with her
lunch packing.
Two sandwiches Of bread and butter
with jam or jelly and two of chopped
ham and glass Of apple salad,
piece of ginger bread and a cup Of hot
cocoa is another good days luncheon.
A handful Of nuts, few dates, a
piece of candy, fresh apple, pear or
banana will always delight the child
Those of US who can remember
when We carried lunch to school,
what a thrill we had on finding down
in a corner or hidden carefully a
small treat all wrapped away to sur
prise us, will be happy to do the same
willing service for those who must
carry lunches.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24

and butter, season with
salt and pepper and serve. Grated
cheese added to the hot cream adds
much to the nourishment Of the dish
as well as its flavor.
Nut Loaf.-For those who enjoy the
meatless diet this recipe will appeal:
Take three cupfuls Of flour, three tea
spoonfuls Of baking powder, two-thirds
OF cupful Of sugar, one cupful Of
milk, a teaspoonful Of salt and one
egg well beaten, one cupful Of pecan
meats. Sift the dry ingredients, add
milk, egg, and nuts. Pour into a
creased pan and let stand twenty-five
minutes. Bake in slow oven nearly
an hour. Nice for sandwiches with
salad, making a well balanced meal
with a hot drink.
Spleed Tongue.-This is pre-em-
inently warm weather dish, but sell
dom seen served in any home. Drop
fresh beef tongue into boiling water
to cover, add pinch of salt and
small pepper pod. Cook gently until
the tongue Is tender. Remove from
the broth, cool and peel off the skin.
In saucepan with four tablespoon
fuls of sugar, one tablespoonful each
of ground cloves, allspice, and one
cupful of water, and one-half cupful
Of vinegar, simmer until the liquid Is
entirely evaporated. Turn the tongue
often. Chill and cut into thin slices
and garnish with lemon and parsley.
Cucumber Soup.-Peel and slice two
large cucumbers, remove the seeds and
boil in sailed water for ten minutes.
Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter in a
deep frying pan, put in the drained
cucumber, cover and cook gently for
half an hour; drain, put through
sieve. Mix two tablespoonfuls Of but
ter with two Of -four, add quart Of
white stock and pint Of milk, add the
cucumber and simmer for few min
utes. Beat the yolks Of two eggs with
two tablespoonful Of heavy cream,
add to the soup and serve at once.
Riches are so great temptation to
ease and self-indulgence, to which men
are by nature prone, that the glory Is
ali the greater Of those who were
born to ample fortune, nevertheless
take an active part in the work Of
their generation. Keeping busy, doing
something worth while, saves many
doctors bill and many hours Of suf-
fering.
children's Lunch Boxes.
Packing a school lunch box five days
a week for thirty weeks or more on
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24
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We must be as courteous to Q
man as to picture which we are
willing to give the benefit OF Q
good light.-Emerson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24

stretch is power.
full constant and
monotonous. OF
course children to
do good W ork
m u S t be W e II
n ouris h ed and
when possible 1t
"a hest fO rive
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24
sEAsoNABLE FOODS

The tender new cabbage which Il
now on the market makes a vegetable
lx.h L.. LII
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-09-24

Of flavor. But to cook
cut into halves or quar-
tiers according to the
size, removing the hard
core. When cooked In
as little water as pos
sible, or better, steamed,
dress with cream or milk
and butter, season with
Evening star., 1926-03-24

Groom and bath home In ne.
Semi-detached and nearly new.
Price, $3.50.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALF-HOUSES.

SALE-HOU
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
W.
Sll o5O-CEEVY CHASE, MD.-California Bungalow.
en Gonnnn county & club. b. Ths
ks:he rive two bedroom: % % % S
@ @ % da ''aTi .Df fr % Old
I$l4OOO-NEAR 10th & CRITTENDEN SITS
%oSS: I'm :si s9a
@ % f. %
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BRICk-(lcvcland Park.
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s "a plsn I r"cnr, re-
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|$1285O-NEAR MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE
oi u
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andc can e "usht on moto ~ ~ '
$8,5OO-FACINC1 SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
s,u Th,
% ] @ 5 ~ % az ] %
ITO "' goo"
l$4.950-CIIENN CIIASI+-Ncw Corner Home.
,,,. sued r"nn large Lot
The The house hal pI, pf5tcgisy
orats srerr m % @ P
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDI>ETON, INC,
14l2 Eye Street NV. Franklin 9S03
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WAGGAMAN & RRAWNFR.
INC.
732 18th St. NV. Frank. 7+S5.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NORTHWEST BRICK.
CO1S0

A homo that cannot be sur.
tapestry brick Construction. front porch: siI
hoors. natural woo2 sR''is trim o hot; water hea!
S9 S9d ssoesr brick saare Hno.
tive feature 10 fenred-in children,s play;
:Ess dsssr sssssy g Only n. moa
ment required and balance on easy terms.
SIAPIRO-kATZ COMPANY,
,4,s x xREAfT%Rs-HUHDERs r. I q M.,n Oil.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$l2.75O.
In = locality Of sup.r. homes. whsr. re-
r'msn. % aId n.nre happnes, nc
modious rooms. tile bath and sleeping porch,
a living room spanning III. entire front
suii!,n garage. WI and All modern 40;
uS1,r pc,nmen,. Yard contain. many hsanttfnl
:Snr"s.. % .cha"l. store. @," and p1 Sus, one half
Allan f. Walker & Co.. Inc.
s1a 18th 81. NV Main 2eao
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN-ss45o 49,.
month will take this colonial brick home,
double rear porrhes. hot-water heat. electric
borhood. Act quickly
NEW NORTHWEST HOMES.
Open Daily and Sunday
II you are interested in a house that is
dlnerent from the usual row house. visit
Sl5 Marietta pl. NV. { n block north OF
9th and Madison sts and look thi. house
over. There Is not one thing missing in
this house to make II most satisfactory
home. You will he amazed TO see what II
S"'s %s s ,sRs sG.'s"s So to raonf sas for inspection
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS.
Franklin 567s. 1919 TX St NV
Evening Phone Service Until . pm
SEMI-DETACHED,
CLOSE TO 14th ST.
1912 Quincy St NV.
Modern brick rooms and bath.
Garage.
Only Sl0750. Very easy terms.
ANY BROKER or
THRIFT BLDG. co. Owner
Union Trust Bldg Phone Main 76s.
$1,000.
Buys my modern six-room and bath sent
detached brick house. with large lot. Have
bought another house. and hence will take
- 500 less than value. Address Box 436-A
Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-03-24

5-room and bath home in sc.
Modern thruout; tapestry brick
construction; newly papered and
painted. A bargain at $3.50;
$500 cash and $45 a month.
Evening star., 1926-03-24
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
HOMES AND INVESTMENTS

12-room and 2-hath home near
10th and Columbia rd.; very
suitable for doctor. Price,
$l7.5OO; terms.
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B Q S S & PHI ELP s
SELECTED HOMES

$lS.7O-kalorama Heights
An attractive. thoroughly modern
home In select residential neiehbor.
hood near the Connecticut Avenue
Bride. Contains ten fre. large
Roomy rear porchee Open fireplaces
GARAGE Especi ally suitable for
roou1'nE use. II desired Reaeonabl.
terms
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A STUDIO HOME, GEORGETOWN.
Only $780, Easy Terms.
in splrddse o
the
CORNER 4lst AND GARRISON NV.
Only $11 900. Easy Terms.
and tiled bath all
rails flowers and garden Open till
WILL EXCHANGE CHEVY CHASE CORNER.
all
for c
CORNER OF 18th AND FLORAL NV
Priced for Quick Sale.
to carsh immediate
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME NV
S24SO-Easy Terms.
Yoca.d n block
WILLIAM K. HARrUNCi e. COMPANY
11O8 10th St NV. Main 81.
REALTORS.
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New Groom and bath home
in new section of ne. Price.
$500; $500 cash and $3.50
month.
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S-room and bath home on cor
near near 4th and K. !. ave. ne.
Price. 81 80: $500 cash and Sos
a month.
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NAN dependable to take orders, guaran-
iced trees shrubs. roses. profitable year
.r.,un6 work. commissions weekly we de-
n Ser and collect: new methods growers =
Years Brown Brothers Co. Rochester y. \.
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HELP-MALE.

YOUNG MEN capable and
with necessary qualifications to
sell electrical appliances, prefer
ably with experience; must
come we'll recommended. Posi-
tions permanent to those who
qualify. Apply superintendent's
Office, 4th floor, S. Kann Sons
Co.. between o:3O and ii am.
and a and 6 pm.
Statesmen for our victrola
dept; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced; none other need ap-
ply, and must come we'll recon-
mended; permanent positions
good salaries and commission to
those who qualify. Apply supt's.
Office, 4th floor, S. Kann's Sons
CO
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WANTED-sALESMEN (Confd).
EXTRA XMAS MONEY.

LIN ANA Asl4 \ ~ Avl ~ ~ l. L
Establish.d real estate once offers oppor.
money money IN the Coming we.fs 'aa Hdvant.se q
teal selling of Of real estate shst viii assure
you Of success in that field if you are
present present employed. Ths can nei' be worked on on
rR1E! or 1a %s Ss Ss.s ss.s .,. n'sfxe~ Mr.
PERMANENT POSITION.
local representative Immediately offers
ss: "a sse.dsi HSsr s1: "a e.
.rsde. AZ Biz season Now. Opportunity N 10
demonstrate and take orders. Write at once
,1r MTER co c1 R9I PsE
Grace ct. and Ravenswood ave. Chicago.
FRIGIDAIRE Corporation will
consider applications for posi-
tons on our sales force. Men of
proven experience in dealing di-
rect with consumers preferred.
Men chosen will be given thor
ough course of instruction. This
is an opportunity to make con-
nection having an unlimited flu
ture with a firm of national
reputation, dominant in its par
ticular field. Applications by
mail giving full details will be
carefully considered and held
strictly confidential. For per-
sonal interview see Mr.. Sechrist
between o:3O and 80 am, or
at any other time by appoint
ment. c. l.. McCrea, Branch
Manager, Frigidaire Corpora
ton. Washington Sales Branch,
1913 New York ave.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
WANTED-AGENTS (Cont'd).

AGENTS-Sell paintographs: popular hol1-
aiways sold: liberal Proposition. Write for
free details today. Bradfords. St. Joseph
vanity case: Just out first month on market: !:
sale: retsils sSc: half minute demonstrates
hne line, Write fer KGch Mich
big complete line-aprons baby goods.
sponses sanitary garments. gloves rubber
- ausIisy rubber Eni prod"cts' Hps an Wonderful
sellers: $50 weekly is easy. Deal direct with
dsy K kree ME- Co., ge Bas s
BIG CHRISTMAS MONEY MAKERs-Gji1ft
oS k.s 'f sf.t .0s.y Ssx Fsre"ars Tars rFe o':r
postal packs: zig opportHnity low aua4a,,ity Anti;
100 Yves. ' Sist s0sss st. New sS''SoisS Yorf. "ee
Becker Chemical Co.. st. Louis. Mo.
FREE ADDING MACHINE to live wires
seessa s s.sss5 sa9 mum inn
tipiies, divides: work equals $500 machine.
ssissor ' company, e' Dept 70. Grand Rsp,ds
hEhE They AkE. Anae specials IN non!
6: Mfg Co Dept: lo7. Pittsburgh. Pa.
PoLMET POLISHING CLOTH cleans all
metals: gets enthusiastic attention: sells fast
at 25c samples free. F. C. Gale Co.. l41
Edinboro st. Boston. Mass.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS: names emhoss-
Dunbar Corp. New Brunswick. n. J.
SEEK NO LONGER! Become independent
Be your own boss Become my representa-
tive. Introduce sensational 3in-1. hot-water
bottle combination startling invention
every home buzz $50 daily easily earned
Write for great surprise. President Lob
Mfs.. Dept. Loa4. Middleboro. Mass.
SOAP AGENTS--Write for free sample and
terms to agents on our soaps creams. ex
tracts. etc Lacassian Co. Dept. "a, st
Louis. Mo.
TO a man of ability and sales training ar
established high-class national publication oi
particu ar appeal to business executives and
Professional men and women. offers an or op
United States Daily. cao1 N st. NV. Ash
for M. Kloeher.
WANTED Ambitious, industrious persor
leigh household products in Prince Georges
Calvert. Charles Counties: $3.50 to S400 z
month or more clear profit Rawlegt
experience required. We supply products out
you need. Profits increase every month
lowest prices hest values most complete
service EnS.re., "; T. Rawleish Co. Dept DC 1?2
We START YOU without a dollar-soaps
unnecessary. Carnation Co. Dept. 400, st
LOuis Mo-
Evening star., 1926-11-07
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld. as far as
possible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTs-Brand-ne proposition. world
needed "a food and clothing; make SIS
weekly easy by our new sales plan: 81 900;
largest spectacle house in the world. .writs
bert G. 6. P. 4e. 1445 ". Jackson blvd.
Chicago.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


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full particulars.
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BRICKLAYERs.. CARPENTERS 4 BUILD
y IN the sS pay Gs wre '"r for
dddns rH1 a3d trial %asf
Chicago. Ill
CLASS FORMING, INDIvIDUAt ATTEN-
ton recognized chirogracsMicc McoS .eh1o eye
etnfs s nw eofPRon0Ssa Phone North sss 1914 n
Pcso P..a es s is c@b
typing; shorthand. husiness English, spell
T ?aars sss tSdsy n. Main saTd s:sGo A'
Ss;s !, EnPlRE school, f"':s EOS ' E.
dolin, banjo. guitar. ukulele: free orchestra
practice. Call evenings only. North 46a4-J. .
TuToRING BY YALE GRADUATE n H: $.
stO1erIs. SpeC1any. mathemat1ca thrOuEn
falG4t RHcHHtrEa H9a fsSs9sAffspnF q sw Franklin 1877
THE. THE HoMouR l,,t SCHooL OF Hal HAIR AND AN1
sa9 ssTs ,esehr 09S aS so
evening courses s17 18th 81. Fl, 5131.
TUTORING BY. YALE GRADUATE IN H. S
fac@@s sfcH TEa ard Peosfeerins e Franklin 4s?7
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fuTE Eff Mt6 6ep IS G. kochslss4 fRASS1E
THOSE WITH UNDEvELoPED TALENT
for drawing. large studio offers unusual op-
SF ov shose q
commercial art their profession. Address
Box 95-J. Star of1lce.
AuTo DHIyING Lessons BY CID I:1.g ExrG
white chauffeurs furnished Cali Line SO.
WANTED--Pupils for private lessons and
dlctation in Gregg and Pitman g rah al an, an
BEAUTY CULTURE. FULL COURSE. $50;
eSiuSs s'i 9Hsn 2d e Co.. eosf MART1ss' 18th and
TUTORING IN, LATIN by college, graduate
and experienced teacher: reasonable. Phone
ers. S. interior decoration, aTchitectnrsi draft.
sonal, period style and theatrical. Practic.
| courses. teaching you to make money. Feb
advanced: day and evening. Ask for ari
TivfSesroNE AcAREMY 4S,,.,2 NY OF ARTS.
,k,-p p.s iourth ol,l
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take orders: steady work good pay: chance
for early advancement. See Mr.. Hess. 1917
F ct NV Room 900. 10 10 l2.
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CARPENTERS 90 non-union; inside trim.
Call TODAY 10 am. to ) pm. The Toiers
Of America Inc. 6l2 NV. rd-foor front
Evening star., 1926-11-07

BOY colosed. experienced. over l6 wears
old 70 work around grocery store: good
steady lob 44O0 eth st. NV. Col. 9O.4.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CANDY MAKER permanent position for all
around candy maker for retail store: state
complete exnerience and salary desired. Ad-
dress Box 1Ol-I. Star office
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DRIVER for Dodge delivery truck neat
colored man: must be polite and intelligent: 4:
must furnish sos cash bond. Apply l733
Pa ave. NV.
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WANTED-SAIEs.TEN.

IL. n ~n2 and a ss ell shoad
sos s pearborn HcEhicago III. NDp-e- -.
L*ST sr6, 1sw sce Doe. mSTe
csscs cssanEg Erer CO. rFf n, samsf &ch oner Arn:d
AHT1 4.. 2d 95o HIT patent, TaI
sample Jones SOP r. MS tclsrk CHICAGO -.
AUToMoBILE sALEsMEN-TSor two e,
W.snns'on Leads f,ntshsd sBd ioo
HesSe Md bfSer 4fect Fsst"ry fas
DIST RICT REPRESENTATIVE. who can
fnr several honand collars
nGi nGdrs.a ann oson Ge
MUST be live wire and have knowledge Of
ssi': s:sass' ;Rs:S h'fs s ,ss
NEW FREE CUT. SERVICE sells our print,
Hf to 9fs dsE '%Sfi
free. Merchants Association. $40 So. Dear
born. Chicago.
in III. wsshinEton Herald october A. W VI
beeauss it rs Is close in and has hard ;aTtaeed
dn tan En1sn. sn f as sfs
Unnsually low prices: assured commissions
| REPRESENTATIVE and distributor for en-
tirely new guaranteed product H1beeysog "
garage garage men, me- auto dealers etc; Just. discov
cred: never shown outsde Twin Cities; ,np op
ect. e. SIS W Lake st. hn Minnespos
| SALEsMEN-Marvelous new pricine system
sores is iew makes
sales: tremendous demand big repsats .o sX-
Som S%n'He presented veWre men 'n orsanize large
Nns Min %s1e bds Sc vs fosn
vel Esdserse9 ne ssns to retail traae
Norsy ec bd. Ta io~s City
sALEsMEN e sell wonderfuI el1ctTe ss, type type
xpoy 2S9 Evan. PBGs 14So s
NJ radio q M so de.nd ms P for hds
ESsEE ,sdo. deiss as Ss .e hs STANDARD
anizers: big, brotherhood: ::
against ali losses at cost omen territory;
psp. nr @sn ,4 siar i mcsss" csn Sn'fH cscar
accessories wants a young man to cali on
Isrsses oil s,stons sts $40 WIS day x EASY
Con Co." s2a v. Monroe Chicago. ~
| tunity: perm anent position. selling fruit
| juices to establish clientele: big returns.
The Henry Gehrins Co. 5112 st. Clair, Cleve'
| land. Ohio.
| SALESMAN-Nationally advertised toilette
| novelty tPat-I-WopsI: sells every day dry
goods department. drug store liberal com, n.
and name territory wanted. Allied Drug
PPaoouP'e Pa' w. '0D N.e.e 9N.-- -------.lN-N--
SPECIALITY and security salesmen: real
opportunity ambitious statesmen desiring
| larger earnings: original new way, selling
earnings over 500 each sale; exclusive ter.
ritores eouipment irresistible to retail food
automobiles replaced horse and buggy
write particulars. Electrofrost Corporation.
| III Madison ave. New York City.
YOUNG Man to learn provision, bushes, ,.s,
college students considered Reply in in own ,s1
handwriting giving age; exeprlence en ana RET
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CHATFFETR- BUTLER. private family ref
erences must know city thoroughly. Phone
North 2l0.
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himself isnfu1 around 2 large home Ad-
dress Rox oo6 f. Falls Church. Va Phone
Enlln
Evening star., 1926-11-07

BOY TO clean store and make light deliveries
Apply between II and l" Sunday, 1Sl5
Adams Mil road.
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CHEF COOK. white: good command Of
English. carahle Of lnstructing aGuIts IN IN
capable of building ur his department on
a theoretical and practical basis. Address
pox Office
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CAR. WASHER first class, and ail-aroilnd
garake man: steady work. Address Box - n
office
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A SALESMAN TO
Represent a Prominent

West Virginia Corporation.
lin Washington and vicinity: position open
put forth some real effort every day in the
week: must have clean character and fair
education as well as good personality and
common sense. This is a permanent posi-
tion with immediate returns. consequently
',job.hunter' cannot qualify; prefer mar
state experience. Address Box 117-K. Star
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Roy. white energetic. for delivery truck:
rood opportunity for willing worker. Apply
Monday morning n Ao1 Irving ct. NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

honest worker cash bond required. See
Mr. Iohr. Frazee Potomac Laundry. 18th
nd sis n AZ Sunday
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Alto PAINTER steady work: must he
experienced in brush. spray and touch-up
work. Frederick Carl. Inc. 6"3 ct NV:
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICIAN. experienced.
Cartv 1908 ] 4th ST. NV -
BARRIERS. colored (o1. at once. 1905 l4th
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GENTLEMAN. 25 to 40. who "an drive
car and knows city for position OF conhden;,
willing 10 work Good compensation TO
proper party. Address Box "I3-k star
0f6Ce
Evening star., 1926-11-07

FLOOR MANAGER
in a high-class specially store. Expert.
ence preferred hut not necessary for man
OF ability and energy. State age and refer
ences: Address Box 49G-;. Star Office.
MAN - Experienced, for our
drapery workroom. who can
measure and hang draperies. etc.
Steady employment to those
who can qualify. See Mr.. Marks,
Second Floor, Palais Royal, G
st. at l1th.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

CAR. WASHER. frst-class. steady work
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Bus Drivers Wanted.
Steady work for dependable men. Must
ines. H ". R. T. Co. 4soa l4,h At NV. II
EARN S3 EVERY HOUR!
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS!
We have the most beautiful line In Amer
lea and We pay unusually large commissions
cards sell on sight: We deliver and collect
Call in person or write. SAMPLE BOOK
FREE. PROCESS ENGRAVING CO.. Room
100 Qo1 5th St
Evening star., 1926-11-07

HATTERY BOYS 10 change batteries and
tires: must have motorcycle and automobile
onerator's perrt and some experience.
Eredaricl Carl Inc Rco Fl ct. n ".
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Statesmen.
Something new. absolutely no competition
You can easily earn $40 to $50 daily. Ap-
ply 400 Chaplin st.. Mr. Du Verger.
WINDOW DISPLAY man for
permanent position. Must be
able to write cards. State ex-
perience, salary expected, etc.
Replies confidential. Address
BOX 170-K. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

A CAPABLE CHAUFFEUR.
driver: must know Washington: permanent
if satisfactory; must furnieh best personal
references regarding ability and character,
Address Box Ask, star ONCE. -
EXPERIENCED CO-OPERA-
tive apartment statesmen quail
fed to sell to the better class
buyers. Plenty of excellent
leads furnished. Phone Main
1894 during office hours.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Rooms and Apartments to meet any need and
purse are daily listed in the Classified columns Of
The Star Read these advertisements and find place
to suit you.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

TFFITTItk dII IF' IL ~ VI .----------
BOY. white, I6 wears old. with wheel for
delivery and messenger work. Call after 10
a m 143 18th 81 nv.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

| SALESMEN-Men of refinement and good
! addrt S. who can give whole or part time
representing beautiful villa sites, and, play
ground development known as The shenan.
| in: hotel on way. Direct leads supplied; full
est co-operation of office to the right man;
! good commission James A. MacElWee,
J director Rooms h03-4 71O 4th St NV. e