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The Washington times., 1927-08-16
Flapper Parade

One Of the most picturesque
parades OF any modern city of
the world takes place in the Gale
Florida, Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina. on Saturday from 10 to r.
Down the street, barely 10 blocks
long, slowly travel stylish auto
mobiles with beautiful senoritas.
while young men of society line
the narrow pavements, bowling
with Spanish grace I'd the fair
ladies of their acquaintance or
murmurinR a gallant compliment
In the ear Of any fair unknown
who happens to pass by close
enough.
The Washington times., 1927-08-16
Modest Georges

Georges. Clemenceau has never
taken his seat among the "Im.
mortals" OF the French academy,
to which he was elected is years
ago. His reason Is that he IL
too old to strut about a platform
In a green uniform and a toy
sword.
The Washington times., 1927-08-16

fears and fus.
sineSs.
"B u t these
things are in
evitable, Y . u
cry. out Of your
long experience.
T ey don't
seem inevitable
to your boy,
Myron. 1t seems
to him abomina-
BILE that life
should do this
to any man.
HCo that fa
what The Ma.
chine has done
for yo u!' he
cries. That's
the reward of
all these solid
virtues which
you're preaching
to me! Well.
by heck. no ma-
china ia O0in~
The Washington times., 1927-08-16
er's Bath Suit

In winter, the fur Of the deer
Is specially adapted for swim.
ming. says Nature Magazine.
The hairs are composed of afr
cells and when the coat ie about
an inch long 1t will suffice to
float him. Most Of the bucks
shsd their antlsrs in January.
The Washington times., 1927-08-16

'Tts not for mortals alwavs 70
be blest. -Armstrong.
Anger is one of the sinews of
the soul. Fuller.
4, Language is q city to the build.
ing OF which every human being
Drought stone. Emerson.
which the earlier years gave US
q developing these sentiments az
loyalty, self-respect and responsi.
DlIlty which we now wish to
appeai 70. Children of this age
are oIlen anxious to express their
Independence by helping to dress
themselves or to do the work ~
the house, and IL dealt with ns.
tiently they soon become very use
1uls
The Washington times., 1927-08-16

ITO a man. love is first a shock
4 Of surprise, then a beautiful
adventure. then a conquest. then
a habit, and last a bore.
The Washington times., 1927-08-16

When a girl speaks glowingly
OF a perfect mutual understand.
ing" she means that SHE under.
stands how to make the man
THINK that he understands her.
The Washington times., 1927-08-16

The average man seldom turns
from the primrose path until the
scenery along the way has begun
to bore him with its nonotony.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17

There are several countries in
which a census never has been
taken. They are Persia, Afghanis-
tan, the Indo-Chinosc peninsula. half
Of Africa parts Of South America
and most Of China
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17
TRAVELS $500 MILES
IN SEARCH OF FLIES
smithsonian Institution Scientist
Trails Unknown Species in
Far West


Washington Sept. After
travelling 300 miles by auto in the
hoFth"tSiern states IN pursuit Of
unknown species OF ilicS, Or. j. NJ.
'NI'rlch' "h'oihoIoglSt of tn" smith
Io'lI''' ihSl'IlttIoh' mas returned to
washington with several thousand
ms " AIlFlch Is a special
Isl III IN" blplera' an order OF IN
a,''S p"'H'cailF distinguished by
','' P"'S'"SIoh OF Two wings, ana IN
i"''"S H"'h ''''I''leS o. Ih5ll MS N"
i'o"s''iS' sadiIH' 'Se'Se ny inos4ui-
TO- 5"il' 'tc.
Although, according TO Dr. AID
rich, about $500 different kinds Of
l'lpt"ra have already been doscrib-
ed ii" estimates that there are prob
ably 100000 more kinds still I'M
known. II was in order to decrease
the number Of the unknown kinds
IN certain northwestern areas where
flies have naver been thoroughly
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17
nurse TO fight
POISON CHARGES
Conlers With Counsel Regarding
Defense Plans

Enid, Okla, Sept. II CUP) -
Counsel engaged for Mary Atkin-
son, 2Gyear old nurse accused in
fatal poisoning OF the wife and
daughter of her minister. conferred
With her in Jail today TO outline
plans for her defense.
The nurse has steadfastly denied
ny connection with death OF Mary
Ian" Bailey, is, and the girls
mother ana serious illness OF three
other children Of the Bailey family.
She has refused TO discuss her re-
'ations with Rev Charles Bailey.
Hniscopaian minister, with whom
authorities charge She was in
fatuatcd.
Harry q. CHASER and II. G. Nc
NaeNer, attorneys hired by Miss
Nkinson's brother, Harry, to de-
end tho nurse. refused today to
""veaI 'hcir plan for combating
"ircumstantial evidence against her.
The evidence against the girl as
ar as has been made public, is
hat she had followed the minister
and his family from a Texas parish
and had written him eudearing let
'"rs, that poison was found in her
room, that Mary Jane died OF poi
son while the nurse was attending
her and that the Bailey children
objected 10 the nurses affection for
he minister
'rnCnrlIfnr Il9n NiitaI,1l 10. 10,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17
7ILDEN TACKLES
ONCE MORE:
Hopes 10 ReCapture Tennis Title
From Him

! Forest Hills. \. Y, Sept Il CPt-
seeking to rccapture from III,
/ French the tennis championship o
| the United states. William r. Til
den rallied today for a bHttl" witt
| Rene l.acoSte, tn" present title.
holdor in the final round Of the
tournament here.
A year ago Tilden went down in
the fourth round at III" hands %
Honri Cochnt while Eacosto went
on TO win the title that had be
longed to Big Eli for six years. in
all-Frcnch final battle with Jean
Borotra.
Big Eli" faced the task Of sue
cecdiNg whore Little Bill' john
ston. his Davis cup tcammato f.:'
eight years, has failed. Johnston
WAS beaten by Lacostc yesterday
c.. &c, GA. 81. While Tilden was
coasting 10 a somi finals victory
over Francis r. Hunter, his douh' p
partner, 14-12, 6-l; 4-S %.
Since his match with Johnston,
Lacosto showed the same machine
like game that has carried him 10
the peak Of the worlds tennis
which Tilden so recently occupied.
His step sprin@Y with youth, the
stolid r'rcnchmau bounded about
like a boxer in his match with
Johnston, winning on speed OF foot
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17
Clubs to Resume Work
At Central Junior II. S

The clubs OF the Central Junior
High school will resume work for
the coming semester next Tuesday.
The list of clubs and their directors
follow:
Agriculture. Ws!!iam Haley: Art
Needl"Work !, Miss Hoar: Art
No"dleWork H. Miss Baker: Athletic
club, Mr., Brewster; Athletic Rules
and Games, Mr.. Hines. Birds club,
Mr.. Page; Booklovcrs' Club !, Miss
cutting; Booklovcrs' Club H. Miss
McGrath; Business Girls club, Miss
'onnolly; Charity club, (sirls). Miss
poWnes; Current Events, Miss Nell
son; Debating (senior), Walter
Haley; Debating, (junior), Mr.
Smith; Designers club. Miss Whit
mire; Dramatics, (seniorl, Miss
coombs; Dramatics, (iunior). Miss
knowlton; Embroidery club I, Miss
Dunlap; Embroidery club II. Miss
Noonan; Gcsso club, Miss Molander;
Girl Scouts. Miss Ostcn; Girls Glee,
(senior). Miss Olson Girls Glcc,
Gunior), Miss Donahue; Cleo club,
IEoys' Scnior), Miss Bradley; Glcc
club, Ioys' Junior), Miss Given;
Interior Decoration, Miss Williams;
Latin, Miss Sanderson; Library Scrv-
ice club, Miss Johnson: Literature
club, Miss Libby; Music Apprccia-
ton. Miss Nolan: Oral Expression
]. Miss Stone: Oral Expression II,
Miss Leahy; Paintex club, Mr.. Glov-
or. (Must furnish matcrials); Poe
try club, Miss Porter; Seasonal
games, Rirls), Miss Tarr: Sewing,
Miss Jacobs: Science !, Mr.. Clcary:
Science II. Mr.. Sala: Schoolpaper,
Mr.. Adams; Scrapbook. Miss Math-
rr; Scissors and Paste, Miss Hurley:
Social Service, Mrs. Prescott; Show
card club. Mr.. Hurley; Travel club,
Miss Atherton, Ponmanship, Miss
Weskcr: CraftWork, fgir's). Miss
Hubert: Art, Miss Hitchcock:
Dance Orchestra. a. Groth: Athle-
tics. Mr., Ieigler; Boy Scout Prepar-
atory, Mr.. Drabble; Embroidery,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17

Miss Bradbury; Auditorium. Miss
Martin, Miss Carlisle, Miss Franklin.
Miss Trcnholn
New Britain herald., 1927-09-17
FOOTBALL FANS WILL FIND
GAMEDIFFERENT THIS FALL


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New Britain herald., 1927-09-17

American matches at 81, Cloud.
France, while Lacosto beat him in
five sets in the French hard court
championship soon after and down
Cd him at Germantown last week
in the Davis cup challenge round.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-13
Thursday, October 10, 1927

the publisher editor managing editor.
and business managers are:
Publisher-Edward j. Bloom, Spokane,
Washington.
Editor-Pauline Suing Bloom Spokane.
Washington.
2. That the owners are: Pauline Suing
Bloom and Edward j. Bloom.
3. That the known bondholders mort
gagees. and other security holders own
ing or holding | per cent or more of total
amount OF bonds, mortgages, other Sc
curities are: None.
I. That the two paragraphs next above
giving the names of the owners stock
tain not only the list of stockholders and
security holders as they appear upon the
books of the company but also in cases
where the stakeholder or security holder
appears upon the books of the company
as trustee or in any other fiduciary rela-
ton. the name Of the person or corpora
ton for whom such trustee is acting, is
given; also that the said two paragraphs
contain statements embracing atlantis
full knowledge and belief as to the cir
cumstances and conditions under which
stockholders and security holders who do
not appear upon the books of the COM
pany as trustees, hold stock and securi-
ties in capacity other than that of a
bona fide owner; and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other person.
association, or corporation has any inter-
est direct or indirect in the said stock
bonds, or other securities than as so
stated by him.
EDWARD ]. BLOOM.
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
10th day of October 1927.
(My commission expires February Sth.
1881
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-13
THE POKANE MAN

DR.. John Smith to complete the plant.
We are receiving help from the city
at large as well as from our own men,
bers because the town is big enough to
realize the civic benefit of n down.
town church and of beautiful build
ing ON the corner of Second and Lin
coin"
Dr. Garst hopes that the work will
be completed within a years time.
The campaign this week is being
directed by Ii. ID. Cross of the Lyman
l.. Pierce organization of San Fran
cisco. The building fund campaign
has 13 teams with Raymond W. Bell
campaign chairman. DIR. Garst is a
member of the campaign council, Mrs.
Walter Guthridge, financial secretary
and George III. Day, church treasurer.
The council has the following men,
bership:
A. c. Adams, Thomas Baird, Mrs.
r. A. Bundy. j. L. Burch, Earle Car
penter, A. NJ. Cole, s. ii. Davis, Mrs.
$. ii. Davis, Mrs. George ii. Day, J.
Il. Dunphy, DR. Walter Guthbridge, c.
ID. Hudson, w. III. Jones, S. j. Kali
hagen, Mrs. ]. Z. Kelley, Il. A. KOontz,
S. Mcqueen, Ii. j. Monk, Mrs. J. w.
Moran, A. l.. MOrford, L. V. Price, Mrs.
J. y. Sanders, Mrs. Lena NJ. Sinclair,
ID. NJ Swart, ii. c. Whitehouse.
The teams include the following
workers:
Division "A. C. Adams, Commander
Team No. 1-R. A. Koontz, Captain I;
Lieutenants Thomas Baird, V. Z.
Gregg, Percy Pharr, Sr. c. L. Spencer.
Team No. "A. L. Morford, Captain
Lieutenants Rev. N. Wakeham, ii. J.
Becker, J. Z. Burch, George Hanks.
Team No. 3-S. J. Kalhagen, Cap
tain; Lieutenants s. G. Carley, j. Ii.
Burch, j. II. Shepard, George Rott.
Team No. EARLE Carpenter, Cap
tain; Lieutenants Floyd Davis, Carl
Sorenson, Martin G. Skaar, William
WOOck
Division B-W. H. Jones, Commander
Team No. Cd. NJ. Swart, Captain;
Lieutenants j. s. l.. Bennett. DIR. Wal
ter Guthridge, DIR. Il. NJ. Bobo, G. w.
Collingham.
Team No. 6-S. Mcqueen, Captain;
Lieutenants ii. j. Monk, G. b. May,
G. l.. Merklin, A. Dav.dheiser.
Team No. ii. II. Dunphy, Captain;
Lieutenants A. Il. Pringle, Joe G. Monk,
J. n. Sanders, L. J. Plunkitt.
Team No. SIS. ii. Davis, Captain;
Lieutenants j. z. Kelley, Robert Chan
dler, C. A. Brunette, A. e. Sanders.
Division c-Mrs. r. A. Bundy Com
mander
Team No. 11-Mrs. J. Z. Kelley, Cap
tain; Lieutenants Mrs. ii. J. Becker,
Mrs. J. H. Burch, Mrs. o. p. Darnell,
Mrs. +. +. Lea.
Captain; Lieutenants Mrs. o. S. Han
son, Mrs. J. w. Moran, Mrs. Ella NJ.
Reid, Mrs. II. A. Koontz.
Team M 13-AIrS s. IT, Davis
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-13

Success Assured
Baptist Drive

DIR. John Newton Garst, NJ. A. ID. ID.
pastor of the First Baptist Church of
Spokane who accepted "A call tn SpO-
kane four years ago, because with the
call came his chance to build Il church,
is this week seeing the fruitiOn of
four years of work in the successful
drive for the completion of the fund
that will call for the immediate build
ing of the church. Because men are
realizing as never before that the
church is the bulwark of the social
and moral life of the community;
that directly and indirectly all Chris
tian influence has come from the
church and that the nOblest and
strongest characters the world has
ever known have been earn
est Christians. DIR. 5;arst and the
Baptist people of the community have
not been afraid to 90 ahead with an
undertaking that calls for the raising
of Il fund of $4,000 to remodel the
old church and build the addition
which will mean Il downtown church
that will minister not only to members
but to a large transient population as
well. The church will rise on Il site
at the corner of Second and Lincoln
and because the public at large is
recognizing the great civic benefit of
another lofty church spire in the
heart of the business district of the
city many citizens, not of the Baptist
faith, are making substantial gifts to
the fund being raised this week.
Rev. Samuel +. Stems, General Bap-
fist Missionary did not do quite as well
as the man who purchased the site of
st. Patricks Cathedral in New Tori;
for II few bags of meal and some
bright colored beads from the Indians,
but he purchased from the Northern
Pacific railroad, n lot on the south of
Sprague avenue east of Monroe street
for $25. 1t is interesting to note that
this was in 1881 the year that The
city was Incorporated. 1t was DeCein-
Der Sth of the same year that the Rev.
ID. w. c. Britt, missionary pastor,
found seven Baptists here and organ
lied them into the "First Missionary
Baptist Church" Spokane then had
population of 1000.
The present site is worth more than
$4,000. The new building will be of
Romanesque architecture. The baptis-
try will open under graceful arch ut
the Chancel end of the auditorium. A
feature of the prayer room will be the
skylight opening. The new building
will contain. also. study and Sunday
school rooms and offices.
DIR. Garst has no doubt of the sue
cess of the undertaking. snow after
four years of hard work." he said, 1--WE
feel that we will be able to complete
the work begun by DIR. John Shape and
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Captain; Lieutenants Mrs Thomas
Bard, Mrs. Otto Hansen, Mrs. S. Nc
Queen, Mrs. G. Il. Robertson.
Team No. 14-AIrs. J. n. Sanders,
Captain; Lieutenants Mrs. Walter
Guthridge, Mrs. Velma Mcdaniel, Mrs.
w. s. Vess, Mrs. n. Wakeham.
Team No. 15-Mrs Lena Sinclair,
Captain; Lieutenants Mrs. Sarah Arm
strong, Mrs. +. NJ. Bobo, Mrs. Charles
ii. Hart, Mrs. w. T. Waste.
The following are Minute Men"
Mrs. ii. C. Averitt, Mrs. c. +. Baten,
w. A. Besgrove, Mrs. Earle Carpenter,
Mrs. G. w. Collingham, Mrs. ii. Il.
Graybill, Mrs. V. L. Gregg. Mrs. w.
l.. Henning, Mrs $. J. Kalhagen, Louis
+. Klar, Il. T.. Lea Mrs. l.. l.. Parent,
Miss Floral Ramage, Mrs. w. ID. Remy,
Mrs. j. NJ. Scherer, Miss Edna San
ders, Mrs. Il. III. Schoedel
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-13
FEDERAL
BAKERY
N. 113 Howard
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
Required BY The ACT OF CON.
N. 113 Howard

of The Spokane Woman. published weekly
at Spokane, Washington. for October /.
1927
State of Washington
County of Spokane. S.
Before me, a notary public in and for
the State and county aforesaid. personally
appeared Edward ]. Bloom, who, having
been duly sworn according to law. de-
poses and says that he is the publisher
of the Spokane Woman, and that the fol-
lowing is. to the best of his knowledge
and belief. true statement of the owner
ship. management (and If a daily paper,
the circulation). etc, of the aforesaid pub
LEGATION for the date shown in the above
caption. required by the Act of August
q, 1912, embodied in section 4i3 Postal
Laws and Regulations. printed on the re-
verse of this form. to-wt
1. That the names and addresses of
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Full Line

Full line of cakes, cookies, pas
try and pies. Our bakery is mod
ern in every detail and our goods
made from finest and purest in
gradients.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-13

Bread!"
Mothers Know
Our Bread

Our bread is wholesome and
satisfying. 1t is baked fresh
every day.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Real Estate Salesman.

MEM!
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
SUCCESS IS YOURS
THAT IS IRRESISTIBLE.
RIDE A WINNER.
MAKE MONEY ON
MOMENTUM IN AIR-WAY.
This Air-Way Branch made
its September quota on Sep
tember 20, nearly a week ahead
Of scheduled! Men, get in on
the ground floor of a phenome-
nal sales success with a success
full branch in Washington.
Mr.. B, a former school
teacher, made $4,000 in Wash
ington last week.
Mr.. s.. former sales
manager, made $4,000 here last
week, and has made better than
$4,000 a month for the past
two months.
Mr.. W, a new man in
Norfolk, made $4,000 last week.
Mr.. S.. a former lawyer,
made $4,000 last week.
Mr.. H, a new man, made
$1,000 last week in this branch.
One man made $4,000 in one
day last week in Washington
territory.
And so it goes. This Branch
wrote sales record in Septem-
Der which will absolutely be SUR
passed this month.
Our directors are nationally
known business men, our cor
poration is capitalized at $500
10000 with highest credit rat
ing, our product performs a
service superior to any similar
service ever rendered, we have
no real competitors in our field,
and our unusual service features
are protected by basic patents.
A real opportunity for real
men is offered in Air-Way. If
you are honest, sincere, neat and
willing to work hard for real
money and success, you can find
an unequaled opportunity here.
We need four good men this
week. Call all day Monday.
| October 3, or visit our sales
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Evening star., 1927-10-02
WANTED-SALESMEN.

SIDE LINE-The newest novelties. and finest
pencil pencil line; state experence' ] Advertising
gsri, ~" s.1 NsEee FsMr9 Win car to dem.
onhG.nAi nnslrate tactory nrodnct. Gail at i;,
\. K. ave. NV. W. until Monday noon.
SPECIALITY Statesmen. 5; this city must
pearance. Wonderful opportunity for right
nen., No ,foaters need apnly see a M Hr
Bnrrh M4nday motn'nT NJ nes"ee" anu
YOU CAN MAKE 500 a week clear ana be
home every night. selling our outside eiec-
tric signs; every retail merchant Pfospfer; ssfsrv
and bonus contract at the end of thirty days
The McSavaney CO.. 700 Chestnut ST. fh.ia-
delDhla Pa.
statesmen
II you are thinking Of changing your DO po
sltlon Tor greater income ana opport tunitieS
you should take into consideration the ioi-
The demand or need for the thing you sell
The ADVANTAGES YOU can offer the pr22specstnc
tion from those you sell. income and ad
vancement for yourself ,,,
the ages of 25 and 40 ambitious and want
to connect with the, largest organizatIon oi
features. be prenarcd to eye by phone ~ tne nj.
following information: EDUCATION, expert
ence. age, address and telephone NUMBER. III
you quality over telephone. a personal inter
view wi II be arranged. .,-
This has nothing to do with stock. bonds
insurance. automobiles. real estate; nor Is IT
house-to house canyassing. A real opportu-
nifty for the man who ran qualify.
Phone Main $500 tor appointment
GREETING CARD statesmen.
Our new line is different and sells easily:
YOU know your customers are always look
ing for something new; one new salesman
writes. If had had your SAMPLES last
Year would have made ST 900 more during
the holiday season" FIVE orders daily aver
ages ST., commission many make more we
pay the postage to your customers: eXDerl,
cnce not necessary. but If YOU have sold
ereeting cards. please so state: SAMPLES free'
ArtPOIut Studios Dent. ltI, SpD3StupOl.
Calf Oldest and largest process firm in the
West
Evening star., 1927-10-02
HELP-MALE.
EARN 5000 EXTRA

Per week in your spare time selling the
finest range OF. personal Christmas cards;
highest commissions Starting now with our
cooperation assures success. Samples free
Weekly payment. Get details. James Lee
Card Co. 20 So. Clinton ST., Chicago, Dept.
go Need representatives in small towns
Evening star., 1927-10-02

1t may not he necessary to trade in your old
house when purchasing new one For direct sale
try an advertisement in the Sale House column
Of The Star. You may picture of the
property, which will make special appeal to pro-
srective purchasers.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

SAI.FSMEN-If you have the education to
1aik 10 doctors we have what they want
need. use and buy For men OF brains brains, th,s ms
,3,pation Exclusive territory. Large rom
lnissionr $500 10 81 900 monthly. Address
10y 4no- z Star Oftlce.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

MAN desires place as JanitOr: good ref
rrencrs. Clarence Berry. 13lS Kirby 81.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

statesmen. experienced. with knowledge OF
niufow trimming for high-grace meme tur-
,ishings store Apply by letter giving phone
rumber qualifications reterencrs and salary
6ssiraf Address Box 4lS-B, Star ofIee
Evening star., 1927-10-02

MAN. "oIored. intelligent. wants hotel. board
ing house or kitchen work. Call Sunday and
MuTdav. 945 Florida ave NV. 3s
Evening star., 1927-10-02

MAN. elderly "olored. experienced janitor.
with good reference: would like position
With salary and quarters. Address Box
o1:,-E star office
Evening star., 1927-10-02

PATENT LAWYER-Member of the bar.
with patent office nxnerience. desires position
in Washington d c Address Box CIV.
Sta- office
Evening star., 1927-10-02

MAN. colOred. place elevator operator, ex-
pevIcnced. from = 10 i / PM Atlantic 26"l.
td"H Grant -. ne.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
SITUATION-MALE.
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JANITOR OR CARETAKER-By coIored
'",ruI". Phone Frank 1904.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR wants lob at once.
| mHu. Newspaper or lob work. W. +. G..
',1th"rjdcr Ant. 100 "1l5 NV.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Can Earn S. an Hour.

The most beautiful line in America and
sell on sight. We deliver and collect. Call
Y person or ySIte SAB SAANPLEE, LE,1B BooK FREE
IENCE PROCESS ENGRAVING CO. 2O6
Phillina Rldg Qo7 18th at n
Evening star., 1927-10-02

: MAN. young, colored. porter or elevator
, operator: night day: furnish good
reference Call North $3.50
Evening star., 1927-10-02
HELP-FEMALE.

SALESWOMEN-No more discomfort; new
invention prevents shoulder strans from
slipping; representatives wanted For par
ticulars and free offer write direct 10 far-
tory Lingerie "" Co. North Wlndham.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

WANTED. by experienced cost accountant
and bookkeeper. set of books to keep during
my spare time, evenings. Call after $50.
Potomac 5S3R-J 4s