davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-29
sos BAR HARBOR CHAIR
CUSHIONS. Sl.4o

Boxed Cushions. 6-button style.
Covered with black leather on one
side and glazed floral chintz or
striped waterproof chintz on the
other. Cotton filled. Regulation
size.
tSixth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29

SS4.S0 KITCHEN CABINETS
S2o.9S
Finished In oak. white or gray en-
amel. All with 35x40 porcelain tops
and all the latest conveniences.
Third Floor.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CHILD'S WOLFE DRESS, SOC

Made-up voile dress stamped in
simple and attractive designs. In
blue. rose. gold. green or turquoise
Sizes ?, and years.
iSIxth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
PETIT POINT EMBROIDERED
DINNER SETS
&6.9S MADEIRA HAND. EN-.
BROIDERED BRIDGE SETS
$3.50

36-inch cloth and napkins of
fine cream colored linen with elabo-
rate Madeira embroidery and cut
work
Fourth Fioor.l
Evening star., 1928-04-29
79e BAR HARBoR PADS, 49e

Regulation size Pads for backs Of
Bar Harbor chairs 5-button style.
cotton filled Covered with gay Gre
tonne.
sixth Floor !
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sc WINDOW SCREENS. 4se

~ galvanized screening with ez-
tension 20 80 inches wide, "a inches
high.
lThlrg Eao0Ft
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Sl6.9S GAS COOKER. SllSS
With 3 burners and bottom oven
Black japanned finish and white en-
ameled door.
Third Floorl
Evening star., 1928-04-29
PARCHMENTIZED PAPER
LAMP SHADES, 69c to Sl.95

Pretty Summer Shades for all
sorts Of lamps. Prices range accord
ing to the size lamp the shade Is for.
(Fourth FoDr :
Evening star., 1928-04-29
$3.50 to Si7S COLORED
NTCHENWARE. 81

Cake closets, bread boxes. Sets Of
3 canisters and bread box.
THIRD Floor,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Joe HIGHT TISSUE. IL FOR 81

Hign~gfahs toilet tissue. 1000
ensets " ths roll
fyHifa Flosf.i
Evening star., 1928-04-29
81 WIZARD MOPS. 79c

Choice of triangle floor mop al
reaoy oiled for use or chemically
treated busting mop.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Sl2oS SEA GRASS ARM CHAIR.
sT.qS

Closely woven of imported sea
grass and built in comfortable
style with broad arm rests.
EoGrth Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ss.os CANVAS PORCH SHADES

and 6 II. tan and brown avn
ing duck Shades with s-ft. drop
Complete with fixtures for hanging.
tSixth FIoori
Evening star., 1928-04-29

1915 AND 3I0.7s 9xI2 AND Sale
CREx RUGS, ss.6s
Is new patterns Of these justly
famous fugk Brown, blue, green
and orange. Other sizes, 6z9, se.TS.
+exTs, 50, 3gx72. $3.50. 27xb4,
$50.
t.lxib fioof.J
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Si4.9S UNFINISHED
CHEST OF DRAWERS
$l2.95

A useful chest with 5
roomy drawers. Al inches
high.
Third Floor
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$3.50 BISSELL SWEEPER, $2.9s

With mahogany-fi finished case and
handle and fine bristle brush, A
standard sweeper guaranteed to give
the utmost In service.
Third Fiuot.i
Evening star., 1928-04-29
OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES, 39e

Guaranteed perfect. Green. white.
or ecru. Mounted on dependable
rollers, S6 inches wide by S IT. Q
inches long.
tSixth Eloora
Evening star., 1928-04-29
ssi.ss TO ss9ss CEDAR CHESTS

Genuine red cedar lined Chests.
finished in walnut veneer. Console,
high-boy. or regulation style. Fitted
with lock and key.
tSixth Eioorl
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Sl7.oS UNFINISHED S-PC.
BREAKFAST SUITE. $t0.7S
Drop-leaf table and 4 Wind
sor chairs.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1928-04-29

styles. Size sOxlo5 inches, long
enough to cover pillows.
Fourth FloorJ
S49s RAYON BED SPREADS,
S395
OF heavy, lustrous rayon in attrac-
tive jacquard designs. Choice OF
rose. blue. gold. orchid or green.
00x105 inches.
tFoursh Floorl
$3.50 COLORED RAYON BED
SPREADS, $3.50
Seamless spreads. soxl05 inches.
Three styles in blue, rose, green.
Fourth Floor,
S3.7s HAND.TUFTED CANDLE.
WICK BED SPREADS, $3.50
Cream coIored spreads. 90xl0s
inches, hand tufted IN rose, blue.
gold. orchid or green.
Fourth F1oorl
SI2.9s ANTIQUE FILET LACE
BED SPREADS. $s.9S
These fashionable lace spreads are
svR
beautiful designs. sox1os inches.
Fourth FIoor.I
SIs.9s RAYON SPORT SATIN
BED SPREADS. slo.Ss
Washable sport satin spreads IN
lovely shades Of rose, blue. orchid.
gold or green. In sizes for double
or single beds.
Fourth FIoor.l
Sl.7s CANNON BED SHEETS.
SIx00 INCHES, S1.29
The famous Cannon quality sheets
that are finely woven. hand torn.
free from filing. and known from
coast TO coast for their splendid
wearing qualities You'll appreciate
their worth the moment you see
their pure white bleach and deep
hens.
$l.SS SIZE slx0e CANNON
SHEETS. Sl.43s
Fourth Floor,
4se CANNON PILLOW CASES.
3Se
The same fine quality as the
famous Cannon sheets Hand torn,
42xS6 inches. before hshiming.
'yauFsh Floor,
s69.7s WOVEN FIBER 3-PC-
SUITE, $3.50
A hand-woven fiber suite In the
new cathedral style. With automo-
bile spring seats covered In gay
cretonne. In attractive enamel
finishes
fourth Floor
Sl2.9s SEA GRASS ARM CHAIR.
ST.oS
Closely woven of imported sea
grass and built in a comfortable
style with broad arm rests.
fEoGrth Floor
Sl+,sS FIBER ARM CHAIRS,
Ss.sS
Arm chairs or rockers IN a choice
Of attractive styles, Automobile
spring seats covered with bright
cretonne.
,Fovrth FloOsl
SS.SS FIBER FERNERY. $2.SS
ohlong shaped fernerieS flled
with metal plant eontainer and I'm
iShed in enamel In q choice OF sew
eral colorS.
,reur,A FiSorA
Sl0.SS BAR HARBoR CHAISE
TONGUE, $S.sS
Woven Of Belgian willow In a
comfortable Bar HArhcr styie. uxa-
ful for the houdcir as well ax the
porch,
tFeartA FlsNgA
SaS.7S CHINESE PEEL. PEA.
COCK CHAIR, $2q.fS
or natural col0red peel with high
fan hack and interviewer harder cf
black, As comfortable aS IL Is DIS
tinctive,
tEearsa rsNSrA
s4s7S APc. FIRRR SUiTR. secs
Settee. arm chair and rocker with
eretonne -ccSered spring seats. I'm
iShed In . bright enamel color.
tEoNrtA kAeor.l
Nis a.PC, RRED SUITS, SsS
Finished in waterproof enamel IN
stunning color combinations. With
automobile spring seats covered with
glased eFetonne
tFeattA RteesA
A,SS NATURAL. WILLOW ARM
CHAIR. M,sS
Cf llne Belgian willow In natural
fintSh Limit Of . % n customer,
No phone. C. q, n. or mail orders.
Finished IN choice of eoleTS Tor tsso
additional
Evening star., 1928-04-29

EnSmeled In white or gray and
finished with nickeIed trimmings
and casters. Siz-inch shelf and 2
broom holders. Also 5-siaelf linen
eabinets.
Third Floorp
$3.50 GAS RANGES. SIS
Cabinet range with lain. oven.
Black jspanned finish and white
porcelain doors.
fThlfd Yloor.I
GARDEN HOSE, he PIT.
Corrugated, 5-ply rubber hose
WITH standard couplings. rs H., 80;
% f., 80.
tTblrs Fl9ofD
sse WINDOW SCREENS. 4se
Of galvanized screening with ez-
tension 70 81 inches wide; "A inches
high
iTblrs Fioor.t
SCREEN DOORS, SLGg
With yslnut-ttsined frames and
black wire screening. Three sizes
Aft. szb-ft. 9: 2-ft. sze-ft. q, and
aft. l0zs-ft. 10
erhlr1 gleorl
PAN TRELLIsEs, 9se
Ea1-foot fan tEelilAes for your
elinDlug T0ses. Well built and nm
ishen In white or green enamel.
fThiso Floors
Joe HECHT TISSUE. IL FOR 81
Hign-gfans toilet tissue. 900
ensets " tins roll.
fTnifq Fgoor.l
MEDICINE CABINETS, s29s
OF white snsHleIsd steel, with
clear plate glsAA mirror and = re-
movable ghslYes Easy W put up and
unusually ro0n1y.
FfbiFa fiaeG.i
MIXING BOWL sET. H.2s
| Gxt Of bows in green Or yellow
Evening star., 1928-04-29
St79S
UPHOLSTERED

Both seat and
back well uphoi-
stored In ga y
striped fabric.
Equipped with full
length chains for
hanging.
fFouftb Fi0os
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
PEOPLES FORUM
Continued from page one.)

ed. Neither do l think they will be
deceived by your party leaders who
are trying to whip such men back
in line, and / think this is what is
troubling Mr.. Dobber. l don't know
you, but | believe from the tone Of
yiur letter, that you have an appro-
pirate name.
am sorry that all who vote a.
gainst your "Star" are going like
Wards ducks (Hellward) but you
say Bro. Duty is going to hold pray
err meeting, which will be useless.
Let me suggest that in order to
make Bro. Duty as al. efficient in
his prayers as in his speaking, that
you send him to Tammany and have
your "Star" of New York, who
shone in the West, annoint him as
Priest so that he will have power to
pray Mr.. Powers out of auckland"
provided his friends will pay the bill.
Perhaps you had better have him
prepare to preach funeral at the
Smith grave. yard on November 9Th,
as your "Star" will be likened un-
the Dog-star: a thing invisible.
Write another letter Mr.. Dobber.
| don't know of but three Democrat
ic votes your letter has made. five
only had a Bri. Duty and a Dobber
in every County in Virginia, every
doubt of Hoover carrying the State
would be expelled
l know you will vote for Smith
because he is wet. That's appetite.
And you will vote for Rouse because
he's dry. That's Inconsistency. Put
these two together and they con-
stitute good politics.
Better get Birthday Almanac,
so that you can get the correct date
of the election. l would hate for
you to lose your vote by being too
early. Or did you mean to be on
time by sending your bollot by hand
n November 9Th?
Respectfully,
w. S. Penland.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

over fruit for canning, even peclinS
potatoes and apples or Gaping Der
ries, although these foods may after
wards have to be washed ut the s..k
one of the great advantages of
breakfast alcove' or dining recess
or whatever you like to call such a
nook off the kitchen is that it provides
Just this sort of place for working In
comfort. The top Of the table is cas-
lily protected by paper or oilcloth II
the work makes dirt. For many OF
these tasks two people join forces at
times, and there is not room for both
at the sink, but here a sociable half
hour can be made of an otherwise I'M
interesting task.
A place for keeping track of house
hold expenses, particularly foods and
kitchen supplies, is almost necessity,
and in such an alcove there is comfort,
quiet, and order, and the records can
be attended to in those intervals that
occur While something is cooking,
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

A recent operating agreement which
provides for an exchange of the use
Of facilities OF the Americana Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company and
its associated companies and Hle
Western Union Telegraph Company
and the Postal Telegraph Gable Com.
pany. will undoubtedly have far,
reaching effect on the development OF
electrical communication in the
I nited States. Under the terms of
the agreement the Western Union and
! stal Companies will lease the IA
tiles OF the Bell System and re-
ceIve benefits resulting from the re,
arch and development branch of the
It ephone company which will be of
great benefit to the telegraph com
p&nies and the public.
As result of the USE by one com
G mpany, OF the facilities of the other,
the present duplication of parallel pole
lines and wire circuits may be ultimate
L. greatly reduced, Under the terms of
this agreement the wires of the tele
graph companies may be attached to
TIE poles of the telephone company
This arrangement is reciprocal be
tween the telephone company and
either of the telegraph companies
Also. by the use of proper apparatus,
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
DINING ALCOVE
HAS MANY USES
Nook in Kitchen Provides
Place for Comfort.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture)
Do you have comfortable spot in
your kitchen where you can sit down
for> some of your tasks? We hear
much in connection with modern
housekeeping about saving energy by
sitting at ones work, and there is NO
doubt but that high stool at the
sink or ironing board is often a great
help and back saver. There are many
other kinds of work done in the kitch-
en-, too, for which one might be seated
if there was an inviting corner ana
comfortable working surfaces handy
Smelling peas, stringipg beans, picking
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

for cookbooks and records might be
arranged at one side of such an al.
cove. Outside the Window, d box
filled with everGravns or Towering
plants would add charm just us does
Il bowl of flowers On the table.
In small house the alcove some
times serves every purpose of a reg
ular dining room. IL others il partly
occupies the position formerly given
up to a buffers pantry, between tin
dining room and Kitchen, where it is
especially useful far hurried break
fasts ana the houstkeepers SOLITARY
lunch. AT dinner time, and on occa
sions when there are additional per
sons to serve, il is very convenient
for spreading out salad or dessert
plates TO be filled, or Otherwise to
tale the rlace~o serving center
The floor p!an y .ieEt Is fam Earn.
ers' Eulp:in f. con, enien
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

it is possible to send telephone ar
telegraph communications simuit0n
eously On long distance wires III
der this agreement many ADVANTAGES
will be obtained and at the same time
the complete independence of the taie
phone company and the telegraph
companies will he mainta.ued
President Walter S Clifford Of tie
American Te.erhore ana Telegraph
Company, in a statement following The.
announcement OF the coordination Of
these facilities, said; in order to
provide the best possible teiei4a9Ae
service at the least cost, the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph C,am
pany carries On continuous res 4art y
and development, and, as ia vel!
known, maintains a nation Wi;.e nal
work of telephone toll ana lan3 a.,
lance lines. Some CT the dpvnl u
ments of its Bell Telephone l.ahlr
tories have been Incorporated 1
Ocean Telegraph Gables, resulting I.
large increase in capacity OF wuTa
transmitted Gther developments an
inventions OF tie laboratories can &,
utilized on telegraph lines and enatT1:
additional circuits required by telp
graph companies to he superimpose,
on telephone toll and long distauc,
lines.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
HONEY CAMP LOCALS
CONTINUED from page one.

Continued from page one.)
There will be pie-supper at the
Honey Camp School house Saturday
November 10. Everybody is very
cordially invited.
y
The subject for debate at Lyons
Fork last Thursday, October 1s,
was resolved that the world is grow
ing better. w. B. Phipps and Ferdie
S. Beverly discussed the affirmative
Everett Stanley and Peter Davis
we're on the negative. Altho several
okes were fired at the affirmative,
t won the decision three to nothing.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

<<M MUST hurry home and get
81 dinner How often have ~
you heard someone breal;
up a pleasant party with those
words? Of course, there has to be
a dinner to satisfy hungry appetites,
but there are meals which can be
prepared in a minimum Of time -
and they are the ones to plan when
you expect to be out the whole
afternoon.
One of the secrets of time saving
is~to use canned meats or fish. Wen
ma sausage, roast beef corncd beef.
veal loaf, salmon, tuna FISH and
Others come in cans. Canned vege-
tables and fruits, too, will save MANY
minutes of laborious peeling ant
cooking. Their Use means that the
main ingredients OF your menu ar.
already prepared
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
EOR SALE

FOX SALE
ONE T. F. RANDOLPH TEI,F.
SCOPE COMPASS.
This Instrument is in first class
condition and will do good work.
ONE w. & L. E. CURLEY OPEN
SIGHT COMPASS.
This instrument is also in eiod
condition and would be the thing for
beginners.
ONE PRACTICALLY NEW
HOW EsCALE FOR MERCHANTS
ONE 500 ID. IRON SAFE.
ONE CHAMPION ACCOUNT
REGISTER IN GOOD CONDITION.
ONE LOT COAL AUGERs.
ONE LOT BLASTING PAPER
ONE So inch NEW MINE FAN.
CALL OR WRITE
F. C. RATNES
cLINTWCoD, VA.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
A Kalf-fsour Menu

The following menu can he pre-
pared easily in half an hour and is
Cling eloagl lol eNeu the hunariest
little boy: Tuna Fish ga Gratin,
Buttered Peas, Boiled Potatoes, Hot
Biscuits and Jelly, Tomato and Let
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
TACKY PARTY

Continued from page one.)
will go to finance the Agriculture
boys organization called the F. F.
VS..
COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

when there is moi enough time to
warrant going to another part Of the
house to sit. Meals can be planned
here, too with one eye on the left
overs in fhe refrigerator and the 9th
err on the grocery order. A small shelf
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

Editors Note: j. T. Chase was
Jerry T. Chase, a brother of Capt.
John P. Chase, and he lived on IN
dian Creek in Wise County. Isaac
T. Chase was another brother who
lived at what is now Hemlock, Ten
nessee. Ephram was his brother-il~
.aw, Ephriam Dunbar, who lived at
,he Dunbar Place, below Clintwood.
Role was his son, the future State
Senator. Doctor Cox was DR.. Bob
Cox who lived on Clinch River, and
was one of the first physicians prac-
ticing in the Clintwood neighbour
hood Emey was Emma Chase,
daughter of Jerr2 T. Chase, and
later the wife of Jonah Lipps. Wood
was State Senator Henry Clinton
Wood of Scott County, Virginia. He
assisted Capt. Chase in changing the
county-seat, and the new town of
Clintwood was named for him. When
these letters were written the post
office where Clintwood now stands
vas called Holly Creek.
~,
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
{ SPLASHDAM ITEMS

Continued from page one.)
DIR. Newland said he would have
'ather lost twice the amount at E.
izabethton and heard the Great A
merican Humitarian, Herbert Hoov-
err. We notice he didn't call on a
Smith man for his expenses back
home.
(Which is correct" asked Miss
Agnes Sutherland of one of her
small pupils here, Herbert Hoover
.ad Al Smith are great Americans
IL is great Americans"
Neither" replied little Verne
xeene, "Herbert Hoover is a great
American and AL Smith is Roman
Catholic"
Qualification of the enforce
nent laws which would permit that,
which the Constitution forbids is
ullifcation.'
** X X X
Participation of women in pol
les means higher Political Stand
rds."
Mrs. J. D. Brunk.
jplashdam, Va. Sc -
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

Perhaps Mr.. Hoover may under
stand the Far East problem and the
Near East problem, but what is wor-
'rying the Republicans most is the
nearer East problem.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25
OLD LETTERS ETC.
Continued from page

five Dollars and if you or him ea-
Their should need eney more you
must write me and | will Send it l
have heard nothing as yet from
Dickinson bill Wood thinks Their
is no Danger Yours truly
JP G.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-10-25

"No sensible dry would disapprove
my stand on prohibition" said Gov.
Smith. At the same time, of course,
AL wouldn't regard any dry as SEN
sibte. "velw l-- s-xsMlF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-25
FRANCE WINS IN
CHANGING PACT
Inserts Clause on Violation
of Peace Treaty.
BN United Press

BIZ Untted Press
WASHINGTON, June 25.-France
has won an important point in the
negotiations for a remuneration of
war treaty, it became apparent to-
day with publication of the identic
note sent last week to fourteen coun-
tries, in which the United States
asked that the American draft be
accepted as final and that the treaty
be signed at once.
Although the body of the draft in
corporated in these notes is similar
to that submitted to the great
powers on April IS, the preamble
has been materially altered, pre-
Sumably upon French insistence, so
as to permit signatory states to re-
gain their liberty of action toward
any state violating the treaty.
AS revised the preamble in part
states that any signatory power
which shall hereafter seek to pro-
mote it's national interests by resort
to war should be denied the benefits
furnished by this treaty"
The change was made, with both
France and Great Britain demand
ing it, despite Secretary of State
Kellogg's contention that ANY ex-
press recognition of this principle
of law is wholly unnecessary"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-25
DENY NO LAND AT POLE
Defenders of Jules Verne Insist
wilkins Wrong
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PARIS, June 25.-Defenders of
Jules Verne, the famous scientific
novelist, refuse to accept the word
of Capt. wilkins, the Australian
aviator, that there is no land at the
North Pole.
Jules Verne affirmed there is. Ad-
miral Peary, the first man who trod
on the top of the world, said there
is and that he saw it. So did
Amundsen. If there is nothing but
ice, ask the friends OF Jules Verne,
what do the thousands of migratory
birds who go there periodically find
when they get there?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-25
Cottages and Resorts

LAKE McCOY-Sale or rent; coy cottage;
fishing. 81 Park View. Ri. 1878.
LAKE WAWASEE-Desirable summer home
on South shore; electricity HUI. 2S49.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-06-25
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

COLLEGE. 1852 modern. connecting;
garage optional.
DELAWARE, N, I0OO4-Modern sleeping or
housekeeping rooms; reasonable.
DELAWARE. 1505 N-1-rm. apt: everything.
tncluded fine location; 81 wk. Ri. $685..
HANdILTON-Nea Washington: cottage.
rms, furnished, SIS mo. Oh. 1921.
ILLINOIS, N, 2339-Large housekeeping
room with water $3.50. Ia. lilo.
JEFFERSON-8-rm mod. cottage or 4
con. rms; priv; reas.; gar. Oh. 1424-J.
REDWOOD, 2265-3 nice furnished house,
keeping rms; mod; private home.
KEYSTONE, N, 2O0S-3 furnished rms.
lights, gas. private entrances; 81.
MICHIGAN, E. 13O3-Modern rooms for
NEW JERSEY, NJ, 821-3 Large rms, grid.
a.; private emit, 81; 2-rm. Apt. Sc.
NEW YORK, E., 310-Nice light rm. mod;
close in; no other roomers, $3.50 week.
Park, INSTRUMENTATION living and bed
rm.. near bath; plenty hot wa; pr. ent.
PARK, 2l19--2 or unfurnished; garage:
employed ladies or couple
PENN, 947 N.-Desirable. modern rm. and
kitchen. for light housekeeping. Ii. $500.
PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1862 coy fur
nished rooms. near bath; electric laundry
PENN. 2OO2 N.-LARGE FRONT RIM,
KTTCHENETTE; MOD; ADULTS.
PRATT, W, Accommodating front rms.
Everything furn.. near bath; reasonable.
TALBOT. NJ, 24I9-Two furnished. con-
Meeting housekeeping rms; mod; $3.50
wk. Slpg. rm.. suitable for 2; SIS. ia. 45s1.
TALBOT, N, 24O2-3 rms. kitchentte.
porch; private entrance; everything furn.
piano. Sl1 week. Ia. O8l7.
18TH. lSl W.--2-rm. apt. everything fur
Everything furnished, So. Ha. O242-J.
4 UNFURNISHED-Ft Wayne Ave and
New Jersey: S18 month. Ii. 0346.
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PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY =
dHstriai and Commercially heIp'' Pre- Prom mt
service. Call Ri. $3.50 or sos When Bldg.
SALESLADIES make $3.50 daily. High
class work; quality fabrics, advance fall
styles. For information write, M ROB-
ERSON. "a N. Addison. Indianapolis, Ind.
SALESLADIES-At once, can earn SO
daily. 916 State Life Bldg.
COLORED GIRL-Willing to leave city
Maid or nurse, housework. He. 5212
INSURANCE and real estate saleslady;
exp. H. A. SUTTON, Oh. 1868 Ir 4013