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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
FOUR MEMBERS OF ONE
FAMILY KILLED IN CRASH

DOVER, \. j., Aug. l6.-Four
members Of one family were killed
today near Denvil, when a y. j.. and
W. freight train collided with a mo
tor ear. The dead James Arbolina,
his wife, "A 10 year old son Floyd,
and months old daughter Flora.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
ADAMS MAY FIGHT
O'BRIEN OR HOPPE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. l6.-John-
ny Adams. San Bernardino light
weight defeated in Chicago recently
by Billy Pctrolie, returned here late
today. Either Adams or Tommy
o 'Brien will be picked to meet Dick
Hoppe in match at the Olympic
auditorium here September !, pro
motcrs announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
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PERSONALS

Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis Brirn return
"a last night from motor trii
which took them through Northern
California, Oregon, Washington and
into Canada.
Miss Frances Bird Of Seattle,
Washington, is visiting her aant.
Mrs. L. w. Overholser. She plans
10 remain in FL Centre Indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott are
planning 10 leavc on u vacation
that viii take them to points in
Texas
Miss Dorothy Boyett is spending
several days in Jarumba, where She
IS he house gacst Of Miss Mary
Kate Stuart.
Foster Bragg left Saturday for
Los Angeles. where he will spend
his vacation.
Mrs. Wesley He'll has returned
10 her cottage ia Jaeamba. She
plans to stay there The remainder
Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Tgavers lad
as their guests over the weekend
At their cottage in the mountains.
Mr.. aud Mrs \. \. ToWle
g. ". Wills. Of the southern ST.
erraS Power company at Riverside.
is in III Centre Tor = few days on
business.
Judge Cole and Rodney jenkins
returned this morning from q bust
less trip To Los Angeles.
T. u. Bartee Of Long Beach, spent
the weekend with friends in El
Centro.
J. H. Fahs and II. F. Movers have
returned from a two weeks market
tripsto Los Angeles and San Fran
cisro.z Meyer handles the hardware
department Of the Imperial Valley
Hardware company and was intent
en- securing fail merchandise in that
jiHe ad Fahs turiture man, increas-
c1 his line through both the coast
houses and eastern lines through
representatives.
Mrs. II. \. Spear Of Mcloland Is
visiting friends in FL Centre today.
Mike Zavala has returned from
hiS vacation spent with his family
1t Long Beach.
{. p. Ray Of san Diego is in tie
valley on business.
Mrs. b. d. Bibbins and children
have gone Ia Los Angeles fer a
few weeks. Bibbius will join them
there ut the end Of the month and
together the family viii go 10 north
crn coast points for an extended
vacation.
Among the FL CcntranS at Jaeum-
la yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Incz Baker Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Ovcrholser, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
G. Weir. Miss Frances Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 4. Boyett and Frank Tay-
Tor.
b. D. Irvine is spending a few
aavs in Riverside with Mrs. Irvine.
Mrs. T. \. Records has returned
from n week 5 vacation spent III
San Diego and Los Angeles.
Mrs. Richard y. Watson and sons
Richard and Warren have gone To
san Diego for the remainder Of the
W. J. Ingham Of Long Beach is
in Fl Centre ON business.
Mrs. Mahic Farrell IS spending :;
few davs in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Aragon of san
Diego spent Sunday in Fl Centre.
Mrs. S. T. Robinson Of Seeley
was in the county superintendent Of
schools office this morning on bust
ness Mrs. Robinson and children
returned Saturday from a month ;
vacation spent at Ramona. j
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Stafford spent ;
he week end in San Diego.
Grant Dunlap is down from Los
Angeles for a few days on business !
'or his firm.
DR.. Sem Bacon spent the week
md with Mrs Bacon in Banning.
Mrs. Pearl Jones and Miss Flora
Taylor are ENJOYING a few days
,uting at Big Bear lake.
When better autos are built We ]
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
STOCK AND BONDS LOANS
SHOW DECIDED INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ii. Loans
on stocks and bonds to brokers aud
dealers made by reporting member
federal reserve banks in the New
York district for tn" week ended
August II totalIcd $2,72o.%%2 ,o0o
against S9.6s>.7tT9e0 in the preN
Ious wcc&, au increase OF $@l,dl3,0oo,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
BOX SCORES
AMERICAN
At Boston First. Camn)

-. Louis a4l Geo IA G L. Il
Boston 0lo QUO a5a
Nmailder and laf4aafe; NiH~e,
Wetlcr and Castor.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
At Boston Second Game)

81. LoaiS 000 600 III : 7
Boston 0t3 00o VI \
W. Castor and Schaa.: Harrj~<
ari \. Ga>,up. called end seventh
raiu.J
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

The sting of II scorpion caused
death of girl in Globe, Arizona,
in 80 minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

Lord Kitchener died when II. VI.
>. Hampshire sank in the North SEA
egroutr To Archan9el Russia. The
preSumes that the liamp-
shire struck II mine.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

i j. estimated that the 1926
lamb crop of California has
brought SIS 000 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
NEW ORLEANs. Aug. l6. -cut-

y F.N UELF.-N-NN. -NU-. -. = .
TON closed steady. spot cotton closed
steady. - higher total sa.es i5%5
bales. The closing prices; good
ordinary Hoo: strict good ordinary
i2.Go; low middliug l4.s5: middling
Is.l0; strict middling 1850; good
middl;Eg $50; strict good midaiinG
IS.95: middling fair 49,; range:
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

The "white' lands of the Will
liamette valley, Oregon, are success
fully growing flax.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Aug. ld.--The cot
ON market closed up & to 80; >P1t>
fpadv. M -: miAS ls.3I.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
At Detroit

ChIcag1 Geo ooo Gee % ; >
Detroit COO 00u 600 % o
YyonS aHd Grouse; Gibson and
Mauiop. gHallpd "a catch taai-a
Cleveland AT philadelphia, post
poued. wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16
NATIONAL.

Boston AT Pittsburgh, pp,tpoued
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-16

When better auto, are built We
ought to have better drivers.
Evening star., 1926-05-10
FAMOUS MRS. KELLY
RETURNS TO PHILIPPINES
Woman Who Originated Well
Known Phrase 25 Years Ago
Revisits Scene Of Work.
Rv ,he Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, May 10.-The phrase.
Good Morning. Mrs. Kelly which
was widely used a quarter of a CEN
tury ago among the Igorotes who in
habit the mountain province. was re-
called when Mrs. Alice Mckay Kelly
of New York stopped here for brief
visit to the scenes of her work during
the early days of American occupa
ton.
Back in 1901, when Mrs. Kelly with
her husband went into the mountain
province-she 10 teach the Igorotes a
better way to live and he to look for
gold-the couple experienced great
difficulty in gaining the confidence Of
the primitive people. But one day
when chieftain Of the tribe ap-
preached their tent, pitched among
the pines, she offered him a can of
sardines, at the same time placing her
hand on his shoulder. She indicated
that she was his friend.
Mrs. Kelly did not know a. word Of
the Igorotes' dialect and they cculd
not understand English. She held the
chieftains attention, repeating the
words Good Morning, Mrs. Kelly
until he finally understood that she
expected him to return the saluta-
tion. He left chanting the words, and
a few days later returned at the head
of his colony. to whom he had taught
the salutation. In chorus they sa.
luted Mrs. Kelly with all the English
they knew, Good Morning, Mrs.
Kelly"
For a number of years until the
Igorotes learned something of Eng
lish they were accustomed 20 salute
all foreigners with the phrase, Good
Morning, Mrs. Kelly"
Evening star., 1926-05-10

They had reached the coffee and
cigarette stage of an excellent lunch,
and were isolated in a boarded COM
partment of q Soho restaurant when
Sir Arthur said suddenly:
I'VE must meet again, Johnnie, and
have a longer confab, but I've a date
at Tattersall's for 4 o'clock, ana just
now I want to say something serious.
It's about that rotten business at
Lille No, don't get shirty,
old top. This is important. You
didn't have a square deal, and it ought
to be inquired into, even, after all
these years. l know what I'm talking
about. was in that show, and got
mine. Couldn't SO much as recognize
a glass Of beer when it was held to my
lips for weeks afterwards. Well, you
remember-or do you remember?-it
was a fine morning but misty when
the whistles blew, and we went over.
OF course, 1 knew nothing Of what
was happening elsewhere, but your
company was next to mine on the
right, and We dropped in for hefty
counter attack after we had gone
about 400 yards. We had to fall back,
and reform, and the lie of the land
brought US over the ground your
company had crossed.
Copyright. 1895. by Louis Tracy
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1926-05-10
By Louis Tracy
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
jim Parke Hudson Bay Co.'S agent
~ Moose Lake. is greatly disturbed by a
news item in an English paper announcing
1ne coming marriage of Alistair Spencer
Panton to Eileen Grant and referring to the
prospective groom as the heir prcsumptive
John BridEnorth Panton had disappeared
some years before and his death is about
10 be presumed by law. Parke decides to
leave Moose Lake and go back 10 England.
. Arrived at Edmonton he tells Mr.. Leslie,
me temporary head of the Hudson Bay
70. that he is John Bridgenorth Panton.
Maple. Leslies daughter. is sympathetic
listener to tho tale. and she ENCOURAGES her
father 20 help young Panton.
In the meantime. Eileen Grant is married
IN London to Alistair Panton. Immediately
after tha ceremony she learns that John
Panton Is n.ivc and is on his way to Eng
land to claim an inheritance left him by his
aunt. Lord Oban. John Panton's father.
tells Eileen that his son had been dismissed
from the army for COW ardice under fire and
drunkenness and that he is unable To for
give him. Eileen goes off to lnverlochtie
with Alistair as planned. hut she tells him
that she will not live with him as his wife
until the matter about John is settled to
her satisfaction.
John, accompanied by his dog. Spot, ar
rtves in England He carries letter of in
PRODUCTION to Mr. Leslie's brother. lawyer
living at Wimbledon. The Leslies invite
him 70 stay with them and he accepts their
hospitality.
Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1926-05-10
The Law of the Talon
By Louis Tracy SH p.ea, ons
" Rag. U.e.
\ Patent O@0

any ordinary menu" he said, having
just walked in from Wimbledon, but
the third member of the party has to
be considered. Can't we find some
small French cafe in Soho? / have
almost forgotten my London, but Old
Compton street can't be far"
Just a cocks stride. Let me lead.
But how about this noble fellow!
Won't he get ratified in crowd?
mot bit. really believe that
Spot does not look on all these people
as real. He was astounded at first.
Now he disregards them entirely.
We'll, well. Tell me all about 1t.
Where have you been? In northwest
Canada, some paper had 1t. Why on
earth should any one want to i've
there?" Panton laughed again.
You haven't changed q scrap,
Arthur" he said.
Northern Alberta gave me home
and a rough sort of welcome when L
badly wanted both. Never mind me.
Talk about yourself. A major by this
time. suppose
DO l look it? No, my lad. l got
my captaincy and then sent in my
papers. I'm running a special line Of
Berkshire pigs in the jolly old home
park. Must do something, you know,
to pay taxes. l keep BorzoiS and AlSa-
tians, too. Wish l had something to
mate with that husky of yours. By
CAD, I'd start new class in the Ken
mel club"
Frensham's lively chatter was the
plea antest thing Panton had listened
to this many year. 1t brought back
the cid -go-lucky days when the
lights were bright and there was no
thought of the morrow so long as a
man knew his job and did it. For
a little space he allowed himself 10
forget. He talked freely. 1t was ridi-
culously easy to tell of the glories Of
the vast Northwest without dwelling
too strenuously on his own complete
detachment from the world. Oddly
enough. the rather feather-brained
baronet was the first to touch on
difficult topic.
Evening star., 1926-05-10
INSTALLMENT XIV.
A HannY Encounter.

I y the white heat of the hour John
also sent a brief line to Lord
Oban. Beginning Dear father,
he passed At once into his subject.
"r have just heard from that
skunk, Alistair. who wants me to meet
him in London. Although l travelled
5000 miles for that specific purpose,
I trust most sincerely now that I may
not run across him. There has been
enough scandal in the family already
that I, at least, should be willing 10
avoid more. 50 l do not wish to be
charged with Alistair's manslaughter,
If that is what the blott4ng out of such
a rotter would be called.
1T is pitiful. of course, that l may
leave home again without seeing you
Evening star., 1926-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FTRNITURE-We will pay you the highest
cash prices III the city for desirable furnl-
ture of all kinds. rugs; rare china and glass
ware. antiques and other goods. Send for
US and be convinced. Lincoln Furniture
House. Phone Franklin 100l3 Or Frank
lin 20t5.
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. etc. Phone
Main 1882 for wagon, or have me call
"Weschler.p go Pa. ave. NV.
FURNITURE and household goods wanted.
You will feel satisfied with prices pay. =.
Wesennerg. 405 10th st. u ". Franklin $500.
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best
prices paid Capital Furniture Co. 400 La.
ave. NV. or phone Franklin 10267.
GOLD. silver, watches. diamonds and old
lewelry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Selmgers. 61S st.
LETTERS written by Warren 6. HARDING and
other Presidents. Ohio Wicker, 10 Centra
ST. Boston. Mass l6'
MERCHANDIsE. any. kind any quantity
also store fixtures and equipment Office fur
niture. etc Linl 1901. l3'
DID GOLD--Bring IN your old gotu. SILVER
platinum. diamonds: also discarded lewelry
We need them in our manufacturing dept
VII pay highest prices A. Kahn. Inc. J35
y st.
ONE HORSE FARM WAGON and harness
cne-horse cultivator spIE"-tooLh harrow
Church 61-W-o Milton F Roberts IL
Evening star., 1926-05-10
Many Women Athletes.
From the Los Angeles Times.

From the Los Angeles Times.
The young women of today are
taking heartily to many athletic
sports that in other days We're only
indulged in by males There are girl
golfers and tennis players who. can
threaten the laurels Of the male
champions At the college track meets
the girls are making wonderful prog.
ress in the running events and the
hurdles. They play hockey. basket
ball and lacrosse, and do well in them
all. They can ride and swim with the
best of the masculine stars. At one
of the colleges a girl has made a
mark at putting the shot, and of late
the damsels are taking to the mitts.
It Is predicted that at the next Olym-
pic games the women will supply a
lot Of the program.
Evening star., 1926-05-10
HELP-DOMESTIC (Cont'd,.

WHITE GIRL, for Chamber
maid and waitress: references
wages. $50. Phone Adams 154.
IL
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(COntinued.)

PAPERHANGING Groom. 2-story hall, $50:
40; 2 grade. including polychrome. Adams
PAPERHANGING-R .pspered. So and
pPon. ppPP; a Adam. T. GfsS9srEe' :334 1lth st. NV
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-SPecial al prices
this week: average size room scraped. sized
pointed. papered with polychrome papeT.
$500; washable paper can be washed With
prices, We use Dutch Boy lead and pure
nseed oil only We miS oq paihnts
guaranteed years: first-class work ONLY
no extra charges. Terms if you desiTe. az
Phadephis ISn qonSRs pe9orsi@s No 20 60 1Te s1isi
9th st. NV. Main 2236. Open evenings. l3'
PIANOS TUNED. REPAIRED: "a yrs exp.:
! NJ. ". Walker 107 Allison st Col. 4196.
PIANOS TrNEp Sepa,rea and rebuilt obj high 3;
rral piano repairs and rebuilding. Get our
estimate Prices reasonable. Skilled me
ehasf sehasfer Gov "os s44 f4afanseed Il 1857
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING-wil repair
g your old rffFigeyatyor rat . good as neT at }n y1Qr
RUG CLEANING and storing. oriental and
\. J. ave. NV. Line. 9636-14s1.
fsSs %o45S LsdES sHSN sG5s saissla
SLIP COVERS draperies. upholstering york
! for estimator 10 call with samples. \. Y.
!,pholstering Co. 6l9 F st. NV. Phone
Main 3dS1.
SLIP COVERS neat work. sonable prices.
Dustproof cretonne supplied: also uphol ster-
ing and cabinet work Call Main 1902
Capital Cpholstering Co.. 621 + st. NV. IL,
| Thinning. guttering, spoutng roofs re
paired and painted estimates furnished: re-
pair work reasonable. Geo. w. Barghausen.
1925 9th NV. Frank. 1925. my12'
| TPHOLsTERING and Slip covers also re
! barring very low prices. Col. 403S. Stand
ard Upholstery Co. 2sl0 14th 81. NV.
WELDISG-Casting steel ana aluminium
welded properly; work guaranteed. NJ. NJ.
Goldman. 207 18th st. NV. NJ. 4596.
! quality opaque shades fitted to your win
dows 65c: the best quality OF opaque shades.
SLID. hung free. We will call with samples.
Kleehlatt. f1th and II sts. ne Line. s7e.
I; WINDOW SHADES AND SCREENS-rre rec
estimates j. N. Butler & Sou. 203l Mich,
OILS ave. Lincoln 1O123
Evening star., 1926-05-10

1t. was an old belief that garlic exer-
cised a beneficial influence over the
magnetic compass and sailors when
using the compass were not permitted
TO eat garlic OF onions.
Evening star., 1926-05-10
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN WANTED--I am looking for
men 10 assist me in organizing the largest
sales force in Washington to sell the latest
home cleaning service. To do this ! Will
have to have mon who know the helds !
can offer you what you are worth. Men
who have had experience in selling vacuum
cleaners washing machines or orushes pre-
ferrcd. This is proposition that you
should talk over. Call at 10lT ] st. NV,
ParlSview Hotel. Ask for Mr.. DoWney.
TO nm
SUBDIVISION MEN experienced; can make
over $500 "a week selling our property. All
the prospects you can see. Liberal commits
sion. Apply 9l3 18th st. NV.
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HELP-NALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE for small farm near Washington;
woman for cooking and inside work. Ad-
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SFENOGRAPHER or typist may earn tu-
versty. 1907 Eye 81. This is . test OF
whether you really want TO complete your
education. Main $40
Evening star., 1926-05-10

AN EXPERIENCED RETAIL
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: STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER.
Young woman, between the
ages of 18 and IS; Business
High School graduate preferred.
Apply Employment Office, 9th
floor, G. st. side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1926-05-10
PERSONAL.

Sic and md tray; also perfect chropractors sd-
iHsm'9 on Ca. faSs birth veg ss% p9fS' t1nd
PROFESSIONAL ON NERVE AND RHEU-
maKShaET Ef' esa s"2 sssis
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UPHoL-
eGns er.:s a SoI y99bF So%s ssar OH once go
COME TO THE CARL BARBER SCHOOL,
for haircuts and shaves. We cut ladies and
childrens hair. Room 403. 817 14th st: Il. w
GRADUATE NURSE WILL GIVE TURKISH
Snd Satn ssit rubs massage and special beauty
Treatment for $S sps;siaa, aot this week 91aio
18th q. NV. Columbia OBS. 10 10
or win room and board lady and child: n W.
section. close in: on car line. Addresss Box
ACCoMMoDATIoNs FOR CoNvALEsCENT,
appointed home: fne northwest neighbor,
enSronment sooG n1St special Y diets s4hour service
References Potomac 340. IL
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SRS6E SISSs61E NAsa 4 a. fh ia e pm" Sun II to pm
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REpuCED
wonderful Erensh one meshed used Dr. DEtaA Il
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r. l.. Isherwood. 1919 2ath Sc l. $3.50
FACIAL HAIR PERMA.NENTLY REMOVED
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4 GRADUATE. IN ELECTRICITY VIII WILL
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you Frsnk haTs to s Ss or pOets
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
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LIVING ROOH SUITE. -amrlc :;-uIecr. IL
tacGHard vciuIr W tn -pr.0g ioosc cuShlun.
below cost. y Y UpAUiSterlHg 60. 90 :
Evening star., 1926-05-10

KITCHEN CoAL RANGE. m good couG.
ton. reasonable prlcc. Phone i.iutn't
lin5-W To-
Evening star., 1926-05-10

DINING ROOM SUITE colonial mahogany
excellent condition. Call Franklin 49,.
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pieces 500. good condition. .!53s 1871
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FURNITURE - Blue velour living room
suite with slip covers: draperes and portlere-
6-plece breakfast suite IN gumWoOd. Eiddv
EOoD and play pen: very cheap. 6j} Irwin
n.M
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Statesmen.
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and + SITS. NV. Phone Franklin @0s0
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delivered worth SIS: also large and rebul,
ranges at reduced prices long as the
: last; all white CanOpIes No. 4. W. T. Peter.
62f " 81. NV. IL
Evening star., 1926-05-10

! GAS RANGES. new and slightly USED =.
sizes; less than half price. Why paw more
/ Every range Guaranteed. j. W. william
! TO" dth NV. Main 29sG. 90
Evening star., 1926-05-10

LUNCH KIT auto 30 ucce, like rev
VIII ss,cglii,e iOv haTi p"IDr. go lugrahrr.
Adams fHH9
Evening star., 1926-05-10

GOWNS black aud colornd. plated SKIRT
h}Ouses. FlCu}uiI SIZE. 0ertpct vOndit fp-
confidential Apt. "a. l"23 Vermont
Evening star., 1926-05-10

DONE LIGHT-Eipctrir. cut rryztai. value
Sdoo5 vii sacrifice Tor 50. Adams GH9|
536 Ingraham u
Evening star., 1926-05-10

, SEWING MACHINES-SeIiing out. store o.
be closed. al makes of sewing machines t.
& he ~ -rifircd, SINGERS SO tn SIS: WtlcoN
& Gibbs SO to So other makes s. CaN.-
tol Sewing Machine Exchange. ~ II 81 nv
Franklin 311S IL"
Evening star., 1926-05-10

ACCOUNTANT. experienced: part time day
or night. daily. weekly or monthly, where
work does not warrant full-time service ;
thoroughly capable OF rendering monthly
statements. Address Box l20-S Star office
Evening star., 1926-05-10

DRIVER for laundry route ;
permanent position, good chance
for hustlers; $50 bond required.
Address Box 79-S, Star Office.