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with other clever dancers. and the re-
~ulr is one Of the elaborate and clever
ly presented rrvur> in vaudeville.
Jerry and her baby grands consists
Of four pretty girls. nt four grand
pianos. One =rl whistles, making plen.
~ ~ variety and one girl sings. with
q beautiful lyric soprano voice The
net is not all classical music hut runs
along the popular lines The act i Il
new York Ilippodrome production. and
the only vaudeville act of its kind in
the world 1t is interesting to note
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18

clean fun. Their present offering, on
the new bill. Keep 1t Under Your
Hat" Is another one Of the typical
stanton classical absrrdities.
The four diamonds, another of the
ATTRACTIONS on the new bill are one Of
the best known of theatrical families.
They are three brothers and a sister,
combining singing. dancing and aero
battles.
Jack Rubc Clifford. as Anderson
Grow. the detective is scream. You'll
have to see him 10 appreciate him
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18
Bialik, Best Beloved Hebrew Poet,
Brings Message on Arriual in u. S.

The redemption and the reconstruc-
ton in the land of our forefathers
has, therefore, been intrusted from
now on into our hands. 1t all de-
pends on the will and ability of the
Jewish people. Tile Jewish people in
all its parts must. therefore, take
upon itself the fulfillment of this his.
toric duty with love and enthusiasm.
the duty toward itself, its past and
toward its future, if we do not want
to deny the substance of our life and
of our historic existence. The sooner
we fulfill this duty the better it will
be for us. There is no doubt that the
question Of re-establShiug the Jewish
national home in Palestine will,
whether we wish it or not, become "A
question of honor for the Jewish peo-
pie and its status in all the countries
of the DiaSpOTT
Failure in Holy Land Is Failure
of Judaism
"The final responsibility for the So
luton of this problem-in the posi-
tive or negative-will fall, whether or
not we want it, on the heads of all
Jewry. The failure of the Jewish ma
tional home will be counted from now
on as the last and final failure of
Judaism through the world.
"The Jewish people which seeks not
only the existence of living dog
but of life of honor and pride, must
consider this question and draw from
it the theoretical and practical conse-
quences. The only and final conse-
quence of this consideration must be
that the re-establishment of the ma
tional home must, at any price, be-
come the task of the entire people
without exception and that the recon
struction cannot be delayed but must
be carried out with the greatest speed
and efficiency possible, with tremen-
dous enthusiasm and with maxi
mum of effort of all the creative
forces both material and spiritual
which are at our disposal.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18
Orpheum This Week

jeanette Inckett and Harry Drlmur.
presenting their NTH annual revue.
The Dance club" are the hcudliurrs
at III" Orphcum next week. The act
j. combination Of charming girls.
spectacular dunrtug and gorgeous
costumes. Miss Huckrtr and Mr Del
mar are not only exceptionally clever
dancers. but have sufficient faith in
their own merit to surround themselves
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18

also. that the act Is the heaviest in
vaudeville. Usually the most promi-
ncnt vaudeville headlinerS. carry only
four or five trunks Ht the most. Every
time Jerry and her baby grands move
four specially constructed grand pianos
move with them.
Val and Ernie Stanton. billed rs the
English boys from America. have Just
returned to this country. after convinc-
Ing dear old London that the American
conception of an English boy, Ia
Stanton is the very best kind Of good
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18
Children at Sheltering Home Are
Anticipating Purim Donation Day
Continuation

the name OF the donors and their nd.
dress In order that proper acknowledge
mcnt may be made.
The following ladies are serving on
the several committees:
Mrs, Max $ Schuyer, Chairman.
Mrs. Leon Grammar, Co-Chnirmnn.
Courtesy Committee
Mrs. L. Kscnsky. Chairman Mrs. Al.
Goldstein, Co-Cmirmnn Mrs. Simon
Quiat, Mrs Lewis Miller, Mrs. A. II.
l,adctsky, Mrs. $. Ilornbcin, Mrs. |.
Amter, Mrs. Haskell Cohen, Mrs MAI
Weinberg. Mrs. T.. " Eisendrnth Mrs.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18

assist on this committee and they are
rs follows: Miriam Radetsky. Estelle
Schlesinger, Louise IIyman, Charlotte
lSaacs. Ruth Cohen. Esther Rosenthal,
Martha Ehrlich. Fay Goralnick. Ethel
Susman. Becliie McSscsohn, Dorothy
Goldberg. Saralce Miller. Mildred
kohntelder. Stella Neidlinger. Noami
Sheflin. Anna Goldberg. Rose Goldman.
Esther Felsner. Goldie Miller,
Reception Committee
Mrs. Simon Birtcrmnn. Chairman;
Mrs. Simon j. Heller. Co-chairman:
Mrs. NJ Chcrnofl. Mrs Max Rosenihal.
Mrs. Emanuel Friedman Mrs. Mollie
Lifshutz. Mrs. Joe Grimes, Mrs. Sam
Levy, Mrs. Victor Maymon. Mrs Max
b. Goldberg. Mrs. sam Francis, Mrs.
Louis Ksensky. Mrs Sam Feldman.
Mrs. Ben Berwick. Mrs. Leo Frieden-
thai, Mrs. Frank G. Garlett Mrs Dan
Duniwitz. Mrs. William Goldberg. Mrs.
Alex Hayutin. Mrs. Dave Tepley. Mrs.
Abe ID. Radinsky.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18

Max II. Gnldhcrg
Publicity Committee
Mrs Dave Harlem, Chairman Mrs.
Nate R0thschild, Mrs Joe Lcylr.
Telephone Committee
Mrs. Joe Grimes, Chairman Mrs,
Max Guldman, Co-Chalrman MI.. sam
I.uby. Mrs. sam llornbclu, Mrs. Dave
I.lfschutz. Mrs. Simon Quint, Mrs. sam
Fellman. Mrs. Abe Ellcr Mrs sam
Isnacson. Mrs. Robt IsuncSOn, Sigma
Theta ri sorority
Serving Committee
Mrs Mollie lifshutZ Chairman
The girls from the various clubs win
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18

that's all.
Les Ghezzi, equilibristS. strong, force
ful and courageous, present a speclacu-
lar novelty offering. and the Du Fonts
in "A Study in Nonsense" may be con
>idcred a real novelty
They complete the new bill. together.
with an attractive musical program
and the usual short subjects,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18

In order To- he able to distinguish one
grave from another. erect a tombstone.
-Talmud
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18
Annual
PurimD0 D0nati0nDav
For
Denver Sheltering Home

At the Home 18th and Julian streets,
Reception will he held from . to >. Refreshments
served.
All are welcome!
The following list is the most needed articles
Sheets. 56 in by 81 in
Table Cloths / #. by 10 #.
Napkins, Is in. by Ii in
Sheeng
BetlspreadS Institutional size)
Table Cloth Material
ElOOmer Material
GingInms
Hanlkercheis
Musns
Boys Waists
Boys Trousers
Boys and Girls Black Stockings
Dresses
Skirts
Boys and Girls Summer Underwear
Middics
BOOnierS
BathrObcs
NOte-Szcs of wearing apparel age from 3 to Il years
Evening star., 1926-08-25
ENROLLING FARMERS
FOR RADIO COURSES
Virginia and U. S. Departments of
Agriculture Cooperating for
Winter Glasses.

RICHMOND. Va, August "a
Radio will play A prominent part in
agriculture in Virginia this Fall and
Winter under the plans mapped out
ny the State department of agricul-
.ure and the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. j. r.. Meek. di-
kets said today.
I'VE are using every effort To got
information on agriculture and rural
life TO those who have radios Mr.
Meek said In commenting on the
plans for the Winter months.
Through station WRNA. at Rich
,Nond, the state department. in CO.
operation with the Federal Depart
sneAt OF Agriculture. will place be
fore farmer - short courses. which
will deal with all phases of live stock,
Soultry and dairy problems.
The radio courses. which Will he
eight lessons on each of the -
courses, will be supplemented by
printed copies of the radio talks
and a file of bulletins. II is proposed
10 make the farm n Laboratory for
the radio classroom work, and as.
sisnments will necessitate putting
into practice the subject matter
Taught.
At the present time the division of
markets is engaged In securing ap-
tIications for the service. Mr.. Meek
said. All farmers interested have
heen asked tn enroll by sending in
enrolment cards 1" the State office
here.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
ARMY NIGHT MUSIC
ON WRC TONIGHT
Light Opera and Popular
Concerts Also to Be on
Program.

A tabloid presentation of the light
opera La Perichole." by the WEAF
Light Opera troupe, and an Army
night concert by the United States
Army Band. under the direction of
Capt. William J. Stannard. will fea-
ture the program to be broadcast to-
night by station WRC and other sta
tions in the East and Middle West.
The Army night concert by the
Army Band will he on the air from
e:3o TO 7:30 o'clock, and will include
six of the more famous marches COM
posed and dedicated to high officials
of the United States Army. together
with the Memories of the World
War compiled by Capt. Stannard.
Tho marches include those dedicated
to Maj. Gen. John l.. Hines. Maj. Gen.
Hanson f. Ely. Brig. Gen. Samuel ID.
Rockenbach. Col. James D. Taylor.
and Col. John j. Bradley.
The light opera production will be
broadcast beginning al O'Clock
through chain Of stations that will
include WEAF>. WAR. WEEI,
WtAE. WCSH and KSD.
The Ipanb Troubadours and the
Davis SaXaphone octet will return to
the Air. playing in the studio of
WEAF', from 1870 to $50 O'Clock. The
feature of the saxaphone concert will
he the presentation of selections. all
Of which were composed by the late
Victor Herbert.
A studio recital by Katherine
Floecker Cullen, pianist. will he pre-
sented by WRC from $50 to 2 O'Clock.
\ sports resume at 6:25 will open
NRt's evening program.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
WMiI-Washington Radio Forum
WRC-RadiO Corporation of America
1855 MeterS).
,.m.--Ba SO bali scores.

S:25 p.m--Base ball scores.
$50 p.m.-concert by the United
States Army Band. Capt. Raymond
G. Sherman, comma ndinG: Capt Will
liam j. Stannard. leader conducting,
broadcast with WEAF from the Syl
van Thcater. Program follows: Over
ture. ",Iubel' tWeberl. "America" as
a finale: trumpet solo. The Com
manda mt" (Chambers), Thomas f.
Darcy. solost: march. THE Fifth Di-
vision" Capt. kingl. respectfully dedi
Gated to Mai. Gen. John l.. Hines.
chief of staff. L. :. A.: selection.
Memories OF the World War" ar
ranged by Srhmohl: march. Maj
Gen. Hanson T.. Ely" commando nj :.
the Army War tollegel DahlqustD:
march. Brig. Gen. Samuel ID. Rocken,
bach comma nding general. District
OF Washington Dahlqusu; march.
Col James -. Taylor. L. s. A."
Pasztor): march. col. John j. Brad
ley, L. :. A." Capt. StannartD: The
Star Spangled Banner.
100 pm. m.-~-DaViS SaXophone Octet.
broadcast with WEAF from New
York.
S p.m.-Ipana Troubadours, broad
cast with WEAF' from New York.
$50 p.m.--Katherine Floecker Cul-
len. pianist.
TO 10 pm.-"La Perichole. by the
wEAF Light Opera Co.. hroadcas st
with WEAF from New York.
Early Program Tomorrow.
e45 to 745 a.m-Tower health ex
ercisfs, from Metropolitan Tower.
New York City.
pm.-W. Spencer Tupman's Hotel
Mayf1ower Orchestra.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

ler states. has been very reliable.
The first night | found the signals of
VOC was July %. at exactly 10
o'clock Eastern standard time. / wait
cd on his wave for a chance to call
him when thought he would be tun-
ing his receiver. looking for calls from
the United States. At 1920 o'clock ]
called and at 1922 I had him. The
Morrissey was then l30 miles south
of Etah. near Cape York. l took four
messages that first night. one of
which was a. 500-word press message.
Every night since then that We
have been on to work each other.
with one exception. the contact has
been good"
Young Miller seems in fair way
to qualify for the prize promised the
radio amateur Who maintained most
effective contact with the expedition.
He has been a bug" since the age
of -. when he joined the American
Radio Relay League. His station was
one OF the few American stations to
qualify 100 per cent in the transmits
sion Of a specially assigned 500-word
test message to Australia in the re-
cent reliability tests conducted by the
Australian Radio Relay League.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
INDIANA BOY GETS
ARCTIC SHIP NIGHTLY
Has Maintained Communication
With Museum Expedition Since
Late Last Month.

A record both in Arctic radio trans
mission and reception seems likely 10
he established by station VOC, aboar:
the schooner Morrissey of the Amen
can Museum expedition. through con-
facts established 2 500 miles away
with station U-9CP. operated by l9-
year.od Ralston Miller Of Hammond.
Ind.
Since late in July. when the Nor
rissey reached a point of 1870 miles
south Of Etah. Greenla nd. 500 miles
north of the Arctic circle. VOC has
been in almost nightly communication
with Miller. Her messages, Miller re-
ports. not only come through clearly
and without interference. but she Is
able TO receive with apparent ease all
communications sent by him. 1t was
through Miller's station that the story
OF the Morrissey's near disaster. when
she was held for three days on sub
merged rock at the mouth of Whale
Sound off northumberland Island,
reached the outsoide world.
So clearly. Miller says. do the sig
nails from VOC come through that
they are at times audible Is feet from
the headphones.
Communication with the Norris
sey, both sending and receiving" Mil
Evening star., 1926-08-25

To make a lug on stranded wire
ktvip off one.haf inch of insulation.
turn the fine wires hack over the in
s,,lstton remaining. wind three turns
of bus bar tightly around the stra ands
and then make a half-lcop in the bus
har that extends beyond the end OF
the flexible wire.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
Local Radio Entertainment
Wednesday, Aug. rs, 1926.
NAA-Naval Radio Station. Radio
Va. H34.4 Meters).

5:ia p.m.--Wcather Bureau reports.
a:55 p.m.-Time signals.
1905 pm Weather Bureau reports
Evening star., 1926-08-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


Alto LESSONS FOR PERMITS AND
tor. Call FOSTER HARTwELL. gr. s!s7,
marching. shanpooing, manicuring, facial
and scalp treatments hair cutting. perma-
re1 rent eUs, WsyinS. etc; evening courses given
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture-Day and evening classes. sl1 18th
St NV. Franklin 5l31.
AMoTHER, SAYS, In !your school % days
stenosraphic exam 3 months night school : :
Another Take congressional dictation after
Short, thorough courses. Summer classes
RoyH R0M Est snbool y spG Tsr sa
manicIlring. facial packs: all STYLES of hair
cutting: these subjects taught in Nine. CAT
Ss ts".s .,d.n. srNs?l So25 81 Beauty c"'e as
COMMERCIAL ART. POSTER. ILLUsTRA-
ti9n life. interior decorating; costume and
pbsfsnx 6sfore spfoss:
z$s5! $IS
AgES DRIVES RsSsr q Co. PACED
EaW zg2 w6I7h - M n Era9S; snon ss4s ~ ~ ~:
z course in shorthand. typewritins and Eng
nsh,d Ish day or ne sveninr We have hspea many
DI
s1 weefs Term Eve ESeninr a0sei se!.ions ss
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS ny OLD EXPF.
rienced instructors satisfaction insured ::
white chauffeurs furnished Call Line. 81
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
for drawing-1.arge studio offers unusua al
opportunity for practical training evenings
Will interview only those desirous Of making
rommercial art profession. Address Box
1853. Star office.
HOTEL POSITIONS OPEN.
Hotels. clubs apartments. institutions.
cafeterias. need trained men and women.
Demand increasing daily Every day opening
in D. c.. Florida all States. for managers.
asst. managers. hostesses., housekeepers ac-
countants. room clerks. stewards and other
executives.
Night classes now forming. Class limited.
Enroll early Prepare in few short months
LEWIS HOTEL. TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Pennsylvania, Ave. at 23rd st.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

The famed Voda River is to operate
a new hydroelectric plant near the
Saloniki- -Monastir Railway line.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

stenography and tipping. Cleveland 353a-J
DRESSMAKING. at home or out by day;
draperies. couch covers. children's clothes
Adams $500.
DRESSMAKING by reliable coored woman,
Fall engagements made: electric machine
furnished: during August and September.
Atlantic 1871.
LADY. business ability sused to meeting
people. would like to take charge of notion
store. Address Box 261-S Star office.
P. B. Y. OPERATOR or clerical work; posi-
tion wanted b! Young lady: best references.
Call Adams 249S
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER Capable.
industrious. desires permanent position I'M
mediately: 8 years experience: valuable to
real estate office. having years experience
in that line: moderate salary: Al refer
ences. Pot. 1898 address Box "fG-S
Star office 26'
STENOGRAPHER-TYP Al. viii accept
evening employment in office. Address Box
Ills. Star office. 20
STENOGRAPHER and typist. expert. desires
temporary work in Office experienced, ca
pable worker. Adams 1900.
WOMAN. refined settled active. would buy.
act as hostess or take charge of dining
ROOM five years experience with own bus
mess. Address Box 25a-S Star office.
YOUNG LADY for office work: small salary
to start. Phone Adams 1888
Evening star., 1926-08-25

GOING TO SELL IT?
Save time. trouble and money.
Call Franklin Soo1.
Household goods merchandise storks et-
No quantity too large
Evening star., 1926-08-25

OFFICE MAN - Experienced.
nosrapher executive. good combination man
Col. $3.50. Address Box f2-R. star Once.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PIT YOTR MONEY TO WORK while you
sleep. Put S640 0O 10 work in "a permanent
paving business Will stand close inyestiga-
ton. Address Box l3S-S. star Office.
ROOMISG HOUSE of 10 rooms ami. two
rooms running water: frst-class condition
furniture. all rooms rented: on K ~ .
west of Connecticut ave. reasonable price
moving to suburbs. no brokers. Address
Box 156-S. Star Office. 25'
FINE DELICATESSEN with S rooms and
bath; illness reason for selling: cheap. "a i3
Nichols ave
GROCERY and meat market: ideal location
$500 to 500 per week North l447.
BEAUTY PARLOR-Great sa,rifice: good
location: completely cGuippcd. new Edmond
machine Can Lincoln 1879.
W ! kNItR Rp' ~ tbR >ALE --- W ood
ridge roHte. fine trade u tp iut iI,tier ;u
make big noney Ford l.ton trl;k included
S4th aud Dewey sts.. Mt Rainier Md 2S'
(Centinued ON next psge.l
Evening star., 1926-08-25

THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH STPPORT--
All foot troubles come from wrong shoes
Dr.. THOMAS, smart correst shoes. so?
WestOry BLDG 14th & +. NJ. 982. Col 2O4.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY COM
Portable home for conv valescents, invaids
and aged. Special care given diabetes
Phone Adams 1363. 1893 kaOrama rd.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

JOR PLASTERING aud cement work of all
kinds. reasonable prices. wnrl; guaranteed
no iob TOO far Franklin 0S"I o6s
Evening star., 1926-08-25

ELECTRICAL MASSAGE: INvIGORATING
treatments 10l Dist Nat Bank. Frank
5oO3-J II 80 to 3: Sun. IL to /. GRACE
NASH oSs
Evening star., 1926-08-25

CARPENTER-HOuse repairing pOrchPs
modelled. store shelving and cabinets tn
der: !obbng estimates. J. Rowell Frank
lin l34o-W 90
Evening star., 1926-08-25
SITIATJONS-FENALE.

BOOKKEEPER experienced, knowledge
stenOgraphy and tipping. Cleveland 3.3"-J
Evening star., 1926-08-25
SITUATIONS-MALE (Cont'D.

YOUNG MAN marriesi. employed desires 20:
sition as bookkeeper-typiSt with chance OF
adv ancement at $40 per week to start; Ad-
dress Box 115-S. Star office. 70
YOUNG MAN "a years of age. wishes work
of any kind. with chance of advancement:
experienced in grocery and stock: reference.
Address Box 205-S. Star Office. 26'
YOUNG MAN, age 81 married. college grad
uate experienced in executive and sales
work. desires to interview individual or
firm having open a worth while opportunity.
Address Box 2O7-S. Star office. -
OFFICE MAN - ExperienCed.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

HAVE 2-ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH
apt to share with lady: block from ears
Cleve. 2t0SW after pm.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

EXCAVATIEG-Small excavatinR and heavy
hauling. prompt service: reasonable prices.
Phone Main 923. after pm Adams 6243.
Evening star., 1926-08-25
PERSONAL.

PERMANENT WAVING-NESTLE LANOH
system; $40 head; work done evenings or
Sundays or by special appointment. Adams
Evening star., 1926-08-25

Fl.OORS--ElectrIc machine and hand finish
ing. efficient. reasonable: reliable service
r f. NASH. c075 Ga. nve. North 47}
Evening star., 1926-08-25
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to star
readers. Any complaint found nee
eSSary to he made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission tn Recommended Serv-
ice column call Main 5000. Branch
lis
Evening star., 1926-08-25

LEAKS STOPPED floors refinshcd rOofs
painted. house painting. papering r11arau-
teed reasonable; Lewis johnson s"i Conn
Evening star., 1926-08-25

ELECTRIC WIRTNG--Six. room house wired
work guaranteed Tel North I0331 %"
Evening star., 1926-08-25

BEAUTY CULTURE WORK. Al. l.
branches half price and less Work done
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. third floor
SI1 lIth st
Evening star., 1926-08-25

FTRNITTRE REPAIRING and reanishins
fine cabinet work JOS. SHERMAN & co.
1Ot r. ST NV Main 9J49
Evening star., 1926-08-25

Observation-Disclosures and repairs
French doors. porch work partitions floors
sash cords. dumb walters: reasonable prices
Frank 1924 any time 20
Evening star., 1926-08-25

ARPENTER-Kcpariug. weather stripping
porch lncloslng. expert work: reasonable
prices; estimates Cheerfully given. c. 7
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAPERING AND PAINTiNG--Speciai prices
for this week only: average size room
acraped sized. pointed and papered with
polychrome paper. $500; washable" papsr
SIo 90: also painting and plastering at lou
prices. We Use Dutch Boy lead and pure
linseed oil only. mixing paints on premises
81 ingredients can he seen. All paperhang
ing guaranteed in writing years This -
a local concern and employ local mon
only Terms II you desire. as Ions az =
months to pay. Free estimstea PHlLA
DELPHIA DECORATING co. INC. Sll 81 :
9th ST NV Main !236. Open evenings
Evening star., 1926-08-25

KEYS--Duplicate KEYS 20 cents: made whilc
Won wait Turner 4 Clark new address
1921 II New York ave NV. Frank 30O5
Evening star., 1926-08-25

ANTS. BEDBUGS. REACHES moths, feas
rats extermlnated: guar antecd. Am Disinfect
ant Co.. 61O Dist. NJ Bk. Bldg. Main 641S
Evening star., 1926-08-25

HEATING AND PLUMBING installed hv Us
at reasonable prices. Call Main $50,
Southern Heating Co. 10 18th st NV AZ
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAINTING-SpecIal price on paperhanSIuc
next 30 days rooms So and up. sperIa Il
preparations on your old roof get our esfi-
mate first Clarendon 4I3 26'
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAINTlNG-Small jobs wanted after work
ing hours, reasonable. Adams 3995 35 :
81 n
Evening star., 1926-08-25

seekers name you send U.S. providing sell
them bone: get busy; send many as
Evening star., 1926-08-25

scraped pointed up and napered with poly
chrome paper. SG.7b We guarantee or
work in writing and furnish recnmuenGa
tions Dependable Decorating Co. 500 6tn
81 NV Main 3"5: Evenings. Franklln
I1d.- 2Hs
Evening star., 1926-08-25
HEI.P-FEMALE (Cont'N.

FUR FINISHER wanted. experienced. Apply
Liebster's. 1907 ct. NV.
GIRL. for millinery alterations wanted
Apply MorrisOn's 100 F ST NV.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAINTING-Fall painting AT falling prices
satisfaction guaranteed. W. X. k"IiN. ~
l4th 81 NV Phone Fr 1850 46'
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAPERING AND PAINTiNG-Speclal fnr
this week: Average size rooms 81 80 and
uD with duplex pOlvchrOmr paper or oth"r
grade: ashable papers. $40 per room ard
up. These prices include scraptng. sizlnE
and pointing up All paints mixed ON Jobs
which assures you of the best ingredients
All work guaranteed against inferior work'
mauship and material. No extra charge FOR
terms np To "a months Estimates gIvrn
free. Peerless Decorating 60, ia I'm -
lin
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGISG :
me estimate. YOU Wlll he surprised
13i2 31th ~ NV Phone West 1861.
Evening star., 1926-08-25

PAINTING--House painting, foor I'm shlnS
skilled mechanics rc6u"ed prices. Paul
Serene. 81 T ST. NV. Tel. Pot :5l 25'
PAINTING and paperhangiug skilled mech
anics: reduced prices Il. +. ltts. - ! ~
NJ Phone Linn ~ .iO'
Evening star., 1926-08-25
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COOK OR HOUSE MAID@Rpliable colored
girl wants work no washing. Gail 1922
Evening star., 1926-08-25
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