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New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
NAMES BALL COMMITTEE

Chairman Matthew T. Callahan Of the committee in charge of the first annual ball of the United Democratic club, which is 10 be held at the Paragon 1nno March 26, to- day announced the addition Of - names 10 the committee. They are: William Hunason, Jack Kelly, Harry P. O'Connor, Merritt Fuma- son, John Callahan Thomas Grace, Frank Zapatka, Edward Scalise, Jo-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
NOT WORRIED OVER SHANGHAI

London. March 2l NE-The fall of Shanghai 70 the southern armies, which month ago was viewed aa an approaching calamity. now Is taken as 2 matter of course ny the news papers and their correspondents. Most Of them agree that there does not Appear 10 be much real danger 10 foreign life and property in the settlement, duo 10 the presence ot foreign troops
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

seph E. Ryan. John Meehan, John Riley Harry Gordon. James kenney, Harry Shahanian, Misses Mary Donanue. Mary kiniry and Jewel Grove. 4 meeting Of the committes will be held tonight ar democratic headquarters. The regular weekly gathering of democrats for political discussion and to prepare for ths coming election will also be held to- night in headquarters in United building on Main street.
 Persons who intend to be candi- dates for dem ocra.ic nominations this year must file petitions with Chairman John F. F. Keevers of the town committee by March oS. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

signed a three-year contract recent ly for s70,000 q year?
 1a. In what country is Managua?
 20. What two Boston heavy weight boxers recently gained mo- Ia ble victories?
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
MISSING AVIATOR FOUND.

McGrath, Alaska, March 2l P- C. E.. (Ed) Young, missing aviator, j.ls been found and is alive and well in an Indian settlement on the banks of the kuskokwlm river.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Special Notice

There will be q dance given hy Indianola council. No. 1s, D. of r, to be held at 277 Main street, Red Mems hall, Tuesday March 22nd- advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21
Skins That
 Attract People

They must bc soft and colorful-- free from ugly shinc-not dry or sallow--porca that do not show. Just try this new wonderful French Process Face Powder called MEL LOGIC. Stays on q long time very pure--you'll be amazed at it's superior Identifying nuallties-noth- ing like it-~Get MELLO-GLO.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-21

\ Genuine Stil,son Wrenches. billings tG Spencer Wrenches. Goes Wrenches.
 We believe in the best tools. Nicholson Files.
 Nicholson Files, x. r. brand. Russell x Erwin's Hardware. Universal Aluminium Ware. Stanley Rule & Level Tools. Universal and Remington Knives.
 Hcndvyx Bird Cages.
 Nails, Building Paper. Builders Supplies of course. We only mention a few Of the popular makes we carry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

bright colors are going to be the
rule not only in women's apparel
but also for men.
One of the best known tailors de-
clares that various shades of mauve
will be the prevailing style next
summer. With such a suit the well
dressed man will have a pale mauve
shirt and a Sark mauve necktie and
pair of dark snake-skin shoes.
Snakeskin, by the way, is to have
great popularity in all kinds of
leather goods. Lizard skin in dark
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
.DRESSMAKERS Do
NOT SLIGHT MEN
IN PLANN|NG buds
Blue and Purple Replace
Black Evening
Clothes.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, March 11.-Parisian dress.
mo kers are not devoting their entire
attention to woman's wants. They
have decided that mere man needs
just as much attention.
One of their first dictates is that
evening dress must no longer be SIM
pie black. Blue and even light pur-
pie are the colors indicated. An inn
portant point is that the underwear
of the well dressed man must match.
For instance, if one wears a royal
blue tail coat he must have pale
blue underwear with an initial in a
darker shade.
American Buyers
Three liners have just brought
over q throng of buyers from New
York, Chicago, Denver and San
Francisco, who will take back home
the latest Gallo contribution to
mems wear. They have noted that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

recklessness, if anything, enhances
his popularity.
Keep OH Riding
AS troop of a score or more of
relocated hunters canter through
the village and the inhabitants stop
on the sidewalks to see them pass
the personalities" that the villagers
point out to a stranger, after the
Prince of Wales, and say Earl Beat
ty, or the Duchess of Westminster,
ran something like this: "See that
man with wooden leg. He broke
his leg SO bad in fall that they had
to cut it off. 'e's still a-huntin' you
see:" Or See that girl on the black
horse? 'Er brother was killed in a
fall last year" Or. See that red
coat on the big bay? Is sister was
killed two years ago an is brother
broke is collar bone last Saturday,
but it don't stop i'm none.p
That's why they like. the Prince
of Wales; he spills and breaks col
lar bone, or sprains a wrist, or gets
stepped on, but just as soon as he
ran catch his own mount or get
another horse he is off after the
hounds again until someone comes
along and, seeing him look white
and shakey, simply forces him to
quit and return to the club and have
his injuries tended to.
Probably a composite sentence of
all the criticism Of the Prince of
Wales riding would be: He is a
good rider, and an Indifferent but
game, jumper"
What the villagers think of the
prince personally can be stated in
five colloquial words: 'Es assport,
e isl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
BRITISH PRINCE
PLAINLY CALLED
ROTTEN RIDER
But Other Comments on
Wales Horsemanship
Less Violent.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
MELTON MOWBRAY, England,
March 11.-This is the inside story
of what is wrong with the Prince of
Wales riding as related to United
Press correspondent by residents of
this picturesque village which is the
headquarters of the prince during
the fox hunting season.
The village lies in the center of
the finest fox-hunting country in all
England and its inhabitants have
followed the activities of the hounds,
horses and hunters since the days,
as one groom expressed it, when he
was knee high to a foal." So to get
the viewpoint of these horse-bred
people the correspondent drifted
around town for couple of days
and entered into casual conversation
with numerous inhabitants ranging
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

a Paris gown. one designer has ar
ranged to have his. models wirelessed
to the United States a few hours ar.
ter their creation. The model is
photographed, specially trained art
lists put in the necessary details and
the picture is flashed over the ocean
for reproduction the same day in
New York or Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

Taken before any meal, it acts in
an. hour.
Ask for 'Epsonade Salts which
costs only a few cents package at
any drugstore. Even children glad
ly take this wonderful discovery of
The American EPSON Assn.-Adver-
tisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

shades is also going to be popular
for shoes.
Mixed COlOrs
With regard to feminine styles,
there is not much new. Narigated
color is the keynote. The short
skirt remains. Plaids and floral
prints will be favored in spring. The
dressmakers have aimed at sim
plicity. with fewer beads and more
art. The most popular colors will be
light red, green, beige, grey and
blue.
So that American customers need
not wait for a month or more for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

The wild goats of Guadalupe
Island have learned to climb trees
in search of foliage. Overpopulation
has also caused them to turn to sea-
weed and tree-bark for food.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

Only five men have ever held the
rank of general in the American
army - Washington, Grant, Sher-
man, Sheridan and Pershing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11
EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE
Made Pleasant with Grape
and Lemon Acids

A tablespoonful of
"Epsonade Salts" in a
glass of cold water the
next time you feel con-
stipated, bilious or
headachy will give you
all the perfect action
on the bowels of a dose
of plain EPSON Salts,
but without the awful
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-11

from Major General Vaughan, man
ager of the Craven Lodge Club,
where the prince stays when i'll Mel
ton Mowbray, and where he keeps
his horses, to Jimmie the princes
second groom, and finally to town
gossip at the bar of the George
Hotel. ~
Editors Opinion
Was the truth expressed in the
blunt phraseology of the unimagin-
alive editor of the local paper when
he said: well, when all is said and
done, the fact of the matter is that
the prince is rotten rider?"
Or was Maj. Gen. Vaughan right
when he said: There's nothing
wrong with the princes riding. 1t
is only when the prince spills he gets
a great blast Of publicity. Others
spill just as often. but you never
hear anything about it."
The truth seems to lie somewhere
between these two comments. Prob
ably Jimmie" the groom came
closer to it when he said: 1.-THE
prince drives with beautiful hand,
but he sits a bit too high for jump
er. He's almost a perfect rider on
the flat. The fact that he Is not
so good on jumping as he is on flat
running is not against him as a
rider. Steve Donoghue,. the famous
jockey, is probably the best rider in
England, but as a steeple-chaser he's
a 'wash-out.'"
Not Good, Not Bad
A bandy-legged groom grown old
in the service of horses, took the cor
respondent aside and said: "Shhhh.
The prince amt such a. good rider,
and e amt such rotten rider. The
trouble is 'e's reckless as ell. That's
a fact. Once the 'ounds get a scent
and the prince gets agoin' full speed
after the 'ounds and a fence or edge
or ditch gets in the way; e says to
'imself iii clear it or bust And so
not bein' any too good at jumpln'
every onct in a while e busts. Real
ly, onct the 'ounds are in full cry
and the prince arter 'em e amt got
the Judgment that a young man IN
is position outer ave."
That seemed to be the general I'M
preston in the village: that as
hunter the prince has more courage
than judgment" [.
This fact, however, does not mill
tate against his popularity in the VII
lage. In town imbued with the
snoring instinct. his reputation fol
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OVERHEARD MOTOR-Caiic Liberty Twin
reasonable; Brown Bakery, 6i3 H ST: ne
ga
PIANO Tor sale $40 cash. 1924 10Th st.
~ W
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A diamond weighing | 10
100 carats, or Is points
less than IA carats. This
gem is priced very low,
and we consider it a great
bargain .......... PSI
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK or cooking stay
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NEAT CUTTER. Al, strictly
sober and reliable; best OF ret
erences furnished. Address Box
i92-N, Star office. III
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SOME FOLKS WHIMS
COST THEM MONEY.

The only reason in the world
why some of these fine used
cars are in our salesroom is be-
cause somebody Just wanted a
new car" Their ability to
crafty their whims makes phe-
nomenal bargains for the thrifty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

A diamond weighing
52-100 carat, or 2 points
more than u carat. An
unmatchable stone at the
low price quoted $780,. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

A perfect diamond weigh
ing 82-100 carat, or Is
points less than | carat.
= Fine and fiery a stone of
great beauty. ~
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
OFFICE FURNITURE

Complete line of desks file cabinets lock-
ers. Office chairs and tables. tremendous saw
hgs. Everything you want for your Office,
WASHINGTON SALYAGE Co
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BOATS.

Canoes for Sale-S25. and Up.
Dempsey Boat House 36th and X st.
NV. Ask for Mr.. Farley, 81
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CAN. USE, PARTNER IN well established
profit producing business: only well known
and substantial Washtngtonian need apply
Address Box 370-V, star Office,
OWNER desires interview with parties willing
tn become industry directors that can take
chancf for iarEe returns c ner 50 invested
GROCERY good location restricted section :
cheap to quick buyer, Amply 35os Center
EQUIPMENT for small bakery reasonable
3214 Volta III. NV, Wisconsin ave. between
GOOD OPENING for auto mechanic with
e s9me , capital 554 Conn. ave Phone
FOTEL of so rooms in Shenandoah Valley;
electric. lights. running water, outbuldines
s spfhard sell or 5o@ MN &S' ''9a"
RESTAURANT, doing goud business; rea-
son for selling have other business saeri.
fee il disposed Of al once. Apply b3i
on H P1ftI hkSEP RivER.
house. wharf and equipment t Estab Il
fishing, bathing oysters and duck shooting
TaEo iS5 2 GEsK Ex efrS'' bfo Ike
SpeIdal1,z.ng Po,omac RIVER valley Pr1perdtltea5
POOL ROOM. fully equipped
3 tables; lease 5 years; coolest,
best location in city 6l0 9th
st. NV. Call Hotel Inn.
LAUNDRY-Would like to
buy small going laundry in
Washington. d. c.; Baltimore,
Md; or Richmond, Va. Will
deal direct. no brokerage. Adj
dress Box 283-V, Star office. 22*
TEA ROOM MANAGER.
Who qualities must buy one fourth one
half interest Address Box ~ ". Star Office.
PHYSICIAN, 30 yrs. practice,
has been prescribing 10 Of his
own formulaes during that
period, Would like to form COM
pany and trade mark formulaes
and put on market for general
use. Address Box 382-V, Star
office.
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Our business is buying and
selling used cars. Is it not natu-
raj to suppose that we buy only
the latest and best.
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CAN Use PARTNER in well estahls shed
profit producing business only Well known
and substantial WashtngtonLan need apply.
Address Box 310-F. Star Office
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SEAM TREsS-Sewing by the day, good on
alterations and repairs on ladies oresse
PhOne North R61h.
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MANAGER of large ,,araEe or service ~ ~
nnn, by man that kno IS now, Addresest e'N
o2A v. Star office Z 1900.
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CR0A1TAN INDIAN. experienced chauffeur
Or trutk driver OF any KIND; city rel POO
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CHAUFFEUR. colored good careful driver;
private .axniy: long experience: best refer
ence. WIG Il ST. w. North 125G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

MAN-Fruit and vegetable man: expert
also experienced meats and groceries 40
0ress Box 326-v Star Office. IL
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WILLYS- KNIGHT T. sedan new tires.
Jumper bumperettes and other extras: look =
like new; very good condition; $500 cash
or terms. Call Atlantic 2S2-J after pm.
FROZEN ENGINES WELDED IN THE CAR
Weldit CO.. 516 LIST vt. NV.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschler's
go Pa ave. NV. every Wednesday and
SATURDAY.. 10 am.
car. S5 to $15 Weldit Co. $40 LIST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

[tPMENT for small bakery reasonable
"A Volta nj. NV. Wisconsin ave. between
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NURsE-Tndergrad 2 years hospital
dtlty desires position caring for aged. m
valid or semi-invslid: references. Adams
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ISL StNESS UFPUEIL NAIATc.
DINING ROOM fully equipped, in best
apartment location IN city. filled with rehned
Deopie Address Boz 39iV. Star office.
MAN AND WIFE two brothers or partners
desired With at least So 600 caultai 10 take
active interest in established buslness. short
hours. Experience in food products or
restaurant desirable hat not absolutely
necessary. Address Box lazy. Star oihce.
---.--.-.--.. ~
Ro1Mf%G HoUSE f4lIy occupied 9 rooms,
centrally located. 467 II ST. NV Main Main
TEA ROOM. with living quarters above:
must he sold. splendid buy for $3.50 good
reason for this offer Address Box 23l-N,
star oihec.
RooMING HorSE---i0 rooms rent.
$50 furnace heat. elect. ltgAt. near l%th
and Mas. wfil furnished all allied
X, NJ. CURTIS. $40 BOND BLDG N 1894.
DELfCATEsSEN AND LUNCH HUSINESs~~~
About 10 leave citv. Vii sacfjtice 20 effect
invfstigMe, cheap rent; lipinH rooms. COZ
1913
HiGu-@hADE successful sandwich shop
would r0nNrief partner with ~, 600 "asfi.
owner n town thls week. Address BOX
rs star Office, 22'
1899 10Th ST Nw--ln ROOMS. AN I;
everything la p@rfett condition. VIII sell
furnitW" tn ba3i5 leasing Right party %ii
tet q ,}cap. ~
BOOMING house.. /" rooms fllca clown
town Mar ave. splendid for hus!neSF
desirable for humos leaving city. Address
BARREHs----3-cbair OUTFIT with layatorle,s.
nearly new Victor Barber Supply Co., 723
PIN MAIN 3bh1. -.---.---
YARD. SUITABLE for wrecker or storage,
southeast. Lincoln $500. 2l'
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Nm; young. p. wishes position as ,XaFx5
a. a. CUPS. References. Address koN ~
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SEC. COOK. experienced, for large hoa5dine
house: colored only 1923 18th NV. IL
STFNOG RAPHER-TYPIST. high school grad-
uate: permanent position desired. AGoo,eSr
Bog 141.N Star nffice.
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MAN. colored. wants position as "atcnuna s, !,
snd elevator operator, experienced ~>"'''
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STTUATION-FEMALE.

DRFsSMAK1NG. fashionable. at home Or
out. by the day work neatly done Horth
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cHAuFFEUR--Driv any car wishes place
1927 Monroe al ne Phone North 4640 ~"
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SULI1TGE MAN. mechanical engineer. tx
navy and commercial radio operator, wants
Svenirg work. from or 80 to midnight; no
nn .ont house selling. Address Box 2sA.N,
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sTTUATIoNs--NrALE tCont'd.

NTER--Non union. fast and willing
IN tAse ar; 90 cents hour. Call Mr.. Law. Frank
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GIRL neat, coIored. wants days work no
Sunday. Call FIX. 70s3-J
GIRL. colored, wishes plafe as houseworlfer~
Call 1917 1st ct. NV -
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GIRL colored desires position as COOK ana
general houseworker; references North
l0293. 20
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SALESMAN, experienced. desires worm n,ne
connection What have you TO offer a pro
oueerF No stocks or house. 70 house cs ca.
wasting. Address Box 241-V. Star othce, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

YPTsT. general clerical
experience. high school graduate $50 WeFR'
Co1 HQAI u
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK. references. Cali
or write Monday Tuesday, 44o3 Hayes ST.
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A fine pure white square
cut diamond weighing
07-100 carats, or ; points
less than 2 carats. Only $Oe
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STENOGRAPHER. with several years stem
Graphic and general sce exgeriiem'e o .n
ton. preferably with patent attorney .ah
Mics White. Columbia 3at-W. "a
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GIRL, colored wants place as general house
worker: sleep in or out. 81 l. ST. NV.
GIRL colored general homework, small
family no laundry .44s Ontario rd. NV.
s0~G.W
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Outstanding Bargains III
DIAMONDS.

A perfect diamond weigh
ing carat, a stone OF UNI
common brilliancy, spe-
cially priced at,....~....S $50;
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SHIPPING or receiving clerk position -
years IN last position. references A99diusSe
Fox fh2.V ofHce II
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YOUNG MAN. college education, deslres cier l
cal position. Address Box fS9-N. star nInee.
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PAINTER. colored. experienced, warts pe,r.
manent position. Arnold, Hvatts. 3tV. -
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

OUNTRY GIRL, neat as second girl Or
elpins: no laundry; no Sunday work. Ad'
ress Box 25s-V. Star Office. a.
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STUDENT. colored reliable; elevator oreIr
ator or night Waterman IL TO am sNo
dress Box 33T-V Star Office. ~ =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANTIQUES, old gold silver diamonds
fereiry. A. r. Arnold. 1923 G ST. NV.
IFp1NTI4 men's women's children for
Tm,r@nnsge sale also hoUtehold goods WIN
nay cash Phone Mr.. Cohen. Tr. Ease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-21

years old must he experienced In handling
once state experience etc. in letter. I'D
dress Box RAW Star office. ~
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK or rlain cooking
experienced woman. 1928 18th =. NV.
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, R ahlg " th: n s.e:
tory" Resdent saIesman. Lincoln s462.
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JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED IN,
valid and yslescent: night aud DAY super.
vision. North 7a63 1920 18th ct. NV.
ELECTRICAL TREATM ENTs GIVEN ny 4
graduate in electricity for ali chronic trou.
blet For apoptntmept phone Pot 1877
ELECTRICAL TRFATMENT-ACt'r AND
phron4c cases J 30 20 \ sun. If 20 > y ~
I0f Dist. Nstl Bank GRACE SASH ~
SLIP COVERS. OVERSIGHT IN SEPARATE
cushions imported Belgian incu 500 50.
n T. IsherWooa 1913 pSth l. $3.50
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A CULTURED WOMAN WITH EXECUTIVE
ability desires p0gtion managrese of small
apt. house; no salary expected. Address box
. Office
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MA9sEUsE~-G UATE IN PARIS
Treatment for nerves and rheumatism Hours
Z. 1903 Conn ave Apt. 9 Pot 6l5T.