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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
If House Is Too Tiny or Too Big

Very large rooms, and many OF tn m,
mean more housework, and so do very
small rooms and few of them. In the
one case there Is a needless amount of
floor and wall space to be gone over in
the cleaning. and In the other case there
is an endless amount OF putting up and
OF adjusting furniture and accessories
into small confines.
II your house Is too large. one way
of simplifying matters Is shut off some
of the rooms. Or you may leave one or
two rooms almost unfinished.
One woman who possesses an old
fashioned house with two enormous
drawing rooms has furnished one in a
comfortable manner for regular use.
and the other she has left almost UNI
furnished. The floor was painted and
then waxed and the walls and ceilings
were painted--so that cleaning Is re-
duced to the simplest possible form.
The windows are finished In plain wash
able chintz side drapcs and the room
is used as a sort or clubroom for her
children and their friends--where they
may dance and play strenuous games
when they wish. on condition that they
always clean up after their frolic.
Another upstairs room. not needed. has
been painted In the same manner and
is used for airing and cleaning clothes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Modern Mother
Looks to Diet

So often mother seems to feel con-
tent If child of or drinks enough
milk, but eats little else. She feels that
since milk nourished him as a baby it
VIII prove adequate now. But any doc
tor will tell you that the growing child
over needs more than a milk diet.
Again, some children turn against
milk and parents do not persist in Of
fering 1t to them This is a mistake
Milk should form the mainstay of one
and, possibly. two meals a day for chill
dren up to 10 or IL years Then parents
often seem TO think that children may
be excused for not taking food that they
themselves do not like.
Il never liked vegetables myself" ar
CUES one parent. 80 realize that 1t Is a
waste OF time TO get Tommy to eat
them" And probably Tommy Is holding
of on vegetables lust because he knows
IL he does he will have more capacity
for meat and sweets that appeal to his
palate more strongly.
Don't try to figure 1t out for yourself
II your children are not as hale and
hearty as they should be: go to doctor
and get him TO tell you what your chill
dren should and should not eat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

with a pressing board and iron and
various shoe and clothes cleaning need
fuls kept on a shelf In the closet.
The too small house really presents a
more difficult problem. but l do not
think that II the housewife who lives
In one of these cubbyhole houses Just
makes up her mind to spend little
money and time making amends for the
too limited space, instead of dreaming
about the time when she can afford a
larger establishment. she will have a
much easier time of It,
Much may be done by means OF
shelves, and In bedrooms and kitchen
and bathroom substantial wall shelves
that do not take up any floor space may
be made to accommodate many things
that cannot be harbored In closets. cup
boards or bureau drawers Shelves NAV
DE placed high on the wall for storf &c
purposes, and II YOU have neat little
set of steps which may be turned over
TO make bathroom or kitchen chair
or stool. you will not have much trou-
BILE In getting at the things placed thus
aloft.
Tables that may be folded fiat against
the wall when not in use are of great
help In the house where there Is not
enough room for manv incidental tables
One or two of these In the kitchen are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Garden furniture is always of i'm
portance--to the woman that has a
garden.
The furniture may consist of one of
the fascinating new wicker sets of mod
ernistic inspirationit may consist of a
couple of old wooden benches repainted
every season or two in green or red.
But whatever it is, 1t becomes doubly
attractive through association with
many hours spent happily out of doors
in pleasant weather.
For years the English have had a
happy habit of covering their garden
cushions with bright colors-bright rcd
OF bright orange or purple. Thus
covered, they could be easily seen And
when dusk or an oncoming storm made
it necessary to take the cushions in
doors. no one had to hunt gropingly for
cushions that lost themselves In the
leaves or soil of the garden because Of
their soft brown or green covers.
The tendency here now is to make
garden cushions bright and gay. The
gayest cretonnes are used for covering
hammock, cushions. Garden furniture
is enameled in bright colors. We have
taken lesson from the countries of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Fruit Juice Drinks of Great Variety
Are Delicious Treat for Hot Weathe

it on the ice For it deteriorates with
standing.
1t is possible to get more Juice from
berries by stewing them gently with
sugar for q little while. Crush them
with the sugar, and then add little
water-a cup to quart of berries.
Stew gently for five or ten minutes.
Then strain.
II you want the Juice very clear.
don't rub it through the strainer. Let
1t drip through cheesecloth. But for
ordinary beverages. where taste is more
to be considered than absolute clarity.
you can get more for your money by
pressing the juice out OF the fruit with
silver spoon.
The addition of charged water to
fruit drinks is very much liked by
some tastes. 1t gives tang and light
ness TO the beverage that makes 1t
appealing for hot weather.
You can always have a. bottle OF
charged water on the ice: and then
use 1t for those who like 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Many Coats Needed
For Smart Wardrobe

Truly this is a season CT many costs.
To BEGIN with We we're warned that We
simply couldn't get along with one or
two Spring or Sumner coats. even If
We were in the habit Of doing so. If
we made any cretensions whatever to
smartress we must have at least four
coatS--one for country wear. another
for morning wear in town ana semi
sports wear. another for luncheon end
tea In town and another for informal
evening wear OF more formal afternoon
occasions
Then the dreSSmakers and these who
sell ready-made frocks tried to per-
suade every one that it was really nee
eSSary this season to have s wrap with
every frock-that If We tried to wear a
coat not specially designed or chosen
for the frock we would spoil the effect
and more OF the same tenor.
And now | have just visited an es-
adjustment where the idea seems to
be that one coat for each frock is GER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
BY MARY MARSHALL

Wv YE may boast of our superb
sense Of humor, but no peo-
Nv pie in the world, 1t would
seem. possess a finer, keener
sense OF amusement than do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

SUGGESTIVE OF A JAPANESE
OBI Is THE BOW ARRANGE.
MENT AT THE BACK OF A
NEW EVENING GOWN. AS
SHOW ABOVE AT THE
RIGHT, AND AT THE LEFT.
ABOVE. A NOVEL AND ANUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Printed Linen Used
For SPORTS Clothes

Printed pique ard linen are among
the fabrics which haze made good for
Summer sports frocks Sometimes a
conventional. small floral design is used
= sometimes plaids OF geometricai de-
signs. Occasionally a decidedly flu
turistic or nouveau art design IS tol-
lowed quite successfully in the prlnt-
ing OF these fabrics.
They are best made up in rather
simple frocks. Elaboration Of cut and
figured materials do not go well to-
eethsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

tainiy not enough-and that 1t IS
matter of simple economy TO have three
coats Tor every frock and that it really
doesn't much matter nowadays whether
one does wear the same froek on many
occasions. providing only one can
achieve variety in the outer wrap
Whether you are inclined to accept
this view or not-you must admit That
the outside wrep is very important this
season.
Some of the dressmakers make little
jackets to 60 with many of their frccks.
Thus one printed chiffon frock in dark
blue and rose tones hes little nip
length jacket of fine ribbed silk II
matching blue and the deep sailcr collar
o. the frocS is drawn out over the coll
lar.ess Jacket when the frock Is worr..
Froc.S5 CT light cotton or linen are
sometimes supplemented by little Jack
cts of linen. pique or other heavier cot
ton material.
A game of base ball between members
of the WeStchester County IN. W
women's Republican Club and team
of men will be played next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Once you have got into the way
of mixing fruit juice drinks you will be
able 10 invent some delicious mixtures.
Remember that Juice from fresh fruit
is best. but that when more convent
ent juice from canned fruit or fruit
strip may be used with some fresh
fruit juice.
The addition of some fresh fruit
Juice is always desirable. Where 1t is
possible to get fresh lines, this juice
is often good with or instead of lemons.
A few drops or peppermint may be
added to some fruit beverages TO give
suggestion of mint flavor, very re-
freshing on warm day. Sprigs OF
fresh mint make fruit drink look es-
pecially refreshing.
A very little maple strip may be
used with orange juice. lemon juice and
pineapple juice or other fruit Juice
combinations instead Of sugar for
sweetening. Many persons like this
maple favor with the fruit. A little
cold barley water or rice water added
to fruit beverages makes them espe-
cially smooth and refreshing.
Iced tea is often added to give body
to fruit juice mixtures. 1t has its
advantages, but makes fruit beverages
undesirable for children. Juice *
tracted from fresh, ripe grapes Is very
delicious, but when this cannot be OBJ
tanned. bottled grape juice may be
added to many fruit beverages for the
grape favor. Remember, however. that
unless the grape juice is used SPAR
| ingly, it will drown the other fiavors
| Ginger ale may also be used with fruit
beverages.
In getting the juice from berries
the juice runs best If sugar is added
FIRST. There is some loss of sugar. but
what is lost this way is more than
gained In the additional yield of Juice
| Before squeezing oranges or lemons
| 1t is good plan to place them where
they viii be thoroughly warmed-or
/ top Of cool oven or on radiator In
the Winter. They will then yield theil
juice more freely. Remember always
to wash oranges or lemons before
squeezing. as the Juice may come ir
contact with the skins Be sure to re.
member this II YOU resort to the ole
trick Of rolling them with your foot or
the floor before squeezing.
Orange and lemon iuice--in fact. am
fresh fruit juice--does not keep vel
for manv hours. But YOU can soueeze
the fruit couple OF hours before
using. Ana the juices keep better Il
the sugar il added But never try u
squeeze lemon or orange Juice a day
before Il e needed. even If YOU keer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

very helpful when setting out dishes
and plates In preparing dinner or re-
freshments, when sprinkling clothes or
cleaning silver
A table of this sort In the dining
room may take the place of serving
table, and in the bedroom a table of
this sort is great convenience for
sewing. A bit of shelf at table height
NAV be placed on the living room wall
and painted to match the woodwork
and used as place to put the small
monograph or some other object when
the floor space is so limited that you
cannot manage another table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

and since he does not contemplate cats
In an entirely serious vein. the exag-
geration is amusing.
But at the same. If he Is an artist
worthy OF the name. the somewhat
amusing cat flgure is also beautiful.
fCopyright. 1921
Evening star., 1928-05-25
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New selling plan now in effect
at Washington Branch Frigid-
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Older Cars, SIS Up.
iSome with gold seals, some as is.
All bargains.
Evening star., 1928-05-25

NAkIsANh NOAhsTNR, iNeN. with fuNlhIe
seat nav nAint nsw tnp aud saaa rnhheF
And the. naetpE. eenendluansd L.. r, sseuafl,
Evening star., 1928-05-25

TO, has .'unn ave e-...
NASH TouRlNG spee,ai late metel, like
new nFSce AlNA' terms. J. L. lerman CO,
Inc, West aTaa aat9 NJ vt, NV. So
NASH ilas asDooR sEnAN~zz.RaR aa0
miles i9S, l'se new saeT,nss ss Mam Nnna SAY say
NASH ADVANCED Il CourEss-fooks and
TOR Tits one al SSdN; eaay terms WashinEs
ton Cadllae Co lias Cenn, ave,
hkkfsANn SPunT NoAnSrERs - Your
ehutre al two taAf Masieia, both III excellent
eaNsiitlnn, The hest huSs We nave ever heen
able 20 attee II sleaars, Inc, iaa7 itth
oAKi.ANn a.nopR sErAN, iasa; I eraaJt,
anN ,ses agd ,sls eoanpfa sss,s ss, Ss
sIan aaAs NJ ~, nv Hft
OAKLAND lNsJ spORr RoAnsrfRs rumble
driver, f,,lis euuinpedI SAlhs tsrais See
Mr., Harness itaa cnnneettout ave, Rrankhn
zoos, uneA until Y I'm,
oAkLANn htlAiNESS MANS courR, iAns
~ ~ Largo -, ,ssrsslps spaes N ne rear handIss
i, 's Nv Tysah1a pSS ''s1 '"e' 's'e
nAkisANn .unAril, lnsT molel, very little
mileasa and i car that has had aeoa care
4 nIiep eauAl 10 ,he eheaness nsw vars qntc
iSgag!"is Sai a,s ss ,s,s'se eesaaknss Z ;Ssaaes Inc
nA.K,islANn aa..', rose,H iasas-i! YOU are Inter
y ss ssm VIII spNaiis N"a shs wSr,sy = es s
iaM iRsssYI II RsaSsI,n ada, = e'eee' 'e0" 'sst
nAkfsANn RoAnSTER. iaea, Win Fue,hIs
seat nav paint, nsw tnp aud kaAa rnhheF
and the. nletpE. renendluaned Ia. u sleuafl,
naea alla 1AsA ~ NV, Col faa.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PLASTER REPAIRTNa straIFhI nav work.
patchlnR, uointinR no. Get the man who
does best work al reasonable prices. Lloyd
Perdne. Se9 4th ct, NV. Main 4732. &c
ROOF REpAlRINq PAINTING, Eutterins,
1r night Ajax Roofing CO., $50 Kal. I'd.
SLIP COVERS, REUPHOLSTERING refin.
ilsning special prices: estimates free: terms.
uni,ted ,sid upholstertng CO., "447 18Th NV:
- - : { l.- III y ". Ioi oaSa; Decalur .nnS.
WINDOW SHADES screens and metal
weather stripping. Butler & Son 1881 Good
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SALESMAN wanted. n YOU YOU

SALESMAN wanted. # you
can give references as 10 your
reliability and willing 10 work
as we direct you. We can use
you in our sales department.
4 drawing account can he ar
ranged if you convince rs Of
your sincerity. See MIR Proc
tor between 10 and IL o'clock
am. Wisconsin Motor Co,
2lO7 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star., 1928-05-25

sITUATION--FEMALE

y
DRFSSMAKEK eGDerieneed. good style. re-
modelling and refining garments, terms rcA.
s9nsbie. Col 2206,W
GIRL. coloFed wishes position elevator or
switchboard operator Cali Pot 1897 Sarah
Crockett.
PRACTICAL NURSE. coored desires engage
nIent. day 9r night duty salary $50 per
week Gail NORTH 1879 2hs
SEA AAkTREss wants seWlnR hy day or week
Franklin 1900. O20 VI. n.~.
sTEk0GHAPHER capable handling details
for busy executive yeaFa' commercial eK.
nsrlHaees Satisfactory references. FeFnia.
nnnt. Columbia 4lkG.
sTgA6G GRAPHER. .BOOKR EEpER and gen.
erai once work. experienced! references.
TYFlNG 0f ali kinds. neat accurate. reason
able pronDt ssrViee eDselGDeA, ~ Der
| ] 600 Address Bog 1897 Star ofiiee.
WOMAN. pleasant earnest Christian. care 0f
elderly peDDie or children over 3. combined
with light hDuses0fk Wage reaanBalie
s.lbufip preferred Address hK 2GB.B star
03i"4,
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sALE--AuroMoBILEs.

eIII oLIIpsMoBILE: DE- LUXE COACH. 1926: e.
dss sS :srs sss r12s 1ss Sssn sl i0r
OLDSMOBILE DE LUXE SEDAN 1875: will
guarantee: $500: terms. Phone North 347
Tor deHoBstration or see at 1f26 Goth st
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SITuATION--DOMEsTiC

Dh GA
COOK s1Od referepcT. IsDA Ifth u, NV,
DAYS WORKER eoiorsi: ffst-ciass hun.
dress, hGgise cleaner. whole part tine
iDg4 W ~ NV, kOtfh 1884.
GENERAL HOrsEwORa white. small fam.
l!s. fisy nights $40 week. j. H.. zoos
3ff -. B.e.
GIRL. reliable, warts apartments or offices
Ia eIssn evenings: tefsteiiae. Write Grace
Jones. tT1g willard -. nv.
GIRL eoiored reliable wlsaes niIralns aF
mothers help stay nights. zoos 18th H.
"a,
6fKL e0iDFed, wants maritime ~0rk and
small wash 10 fsks home. ApDis n7h La
manl .. M
GIRL ealofed relistale. @aBts Bart time
Aopk refegepee, Phone North 3S6t j
9fRI. wishes position ss cook or general
h0Hsew0fkfr. t43i N ~ nv
H0nkkKEEPYE, capable German. iiist .ar,
rived UtderstBads little English CAL
1901 ArRDnHs vi,
MOTHERS gELpER. o. par, thine ,yogk BY
| fshai,le eol9fed Eifi., 40 New York ave,
NV. 1Hs
| PLACE AZ PASTRY cO0K. 10 isa,e city
| ngtei pr private best faiaiaaess 3anb
/ MIIpOW wasts M1fk W maid ~ sieletiy
| HGtpls af i1tallhs HttehdaHt III hODfs a
! W0MAB AND GtRI. si.ut 9giIse ewDfL 9nf
! e "9,k snd 9ile - Hald. Appis at J 10.
| 1911 4. nv
| WOMAN ooiqfsd pstt az SHOTS time %
dss'E WaTk North 855B
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BEAUTY PARLORS,

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Removal Hair. Warts. Moles. 81; 90 yrs. exp.
Satisfaction Guar. 3o2 kresGe Bldg. 1ioS g.
SPEC1A1--Marcel and shampoo. ST.: short
shampoos, hair trim and finger wave. Merry
Garden Shoppe, 1910 y NV, rm. 2f0, 7. d326.
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sALE--AUTOMOBILES.

SALE--AuTOMOBtLE
BUICK MASTER SIX SEDAN. 1927, S:psss
ronbal..oa mseb T. Iins new ths rubber j. good
Phens pcc iiae gar olI 9ts ii,R ,RAsmens "
nItIcK LIGHT q .a:PAss- CoupE---Fiya i-r.S,s new
sr.en Auto ESshsese % fSG florida FIsrs ass Mees:. =
nick any MAsrEE eAss ssnsANs tres
hUtCK MASTER COACH, late in.5: iooks
Auto Exchanse, 100 FiafTida ave. ave- ne 'e'''" >
husca nes cana,,Is. arAss connE psint and rubber
bs sssn any t%e 5 sis 'fnns"isa iosS e se oS can
Bun'K ROADSTER. a,sn model. comnle;siy
ossshaulcd and IN eNeeient condition, hiS
BUICK iD:S MASTER d RR0usHKM YIlee
new in evetx partieulaf used paraonally hy
one nf eur men who IL no longer connected
WIN, Inc company, your change tn buy one
cost price. Dick Murphy. Inc. MI Buick 'G Deal.
ers. 1893 ltth At, dtll II st, ne
| buick TOURING; new paint, sacriNce
,ss%aa s'S Co. Inc, ws'' assa. E'sa sssa Il
| BUICK MASTER 4 4.nO0n SEDAN, inca;
used car buyer dreams of bin seldon Ands;
plek MuppSy' iae'' 1883 fiis j. INV NV; ssSa Soi
RuIcK MAsTER AK oourE; has been sery.
wed every 300 miles and Is ia exceptionally
| GOOD condition; S4h0 cash Vermont Garage,
rear ii6 Vermont ave. NV,
BBIcK COUPE $50. tasa~~~Asi condition
throuEhout. Paint and rubber good. SIS
nulcK m ( lass . 4 sT1NnARn sTx S,psss. Sedan
Buick ipaA Master six Anass Sedan,
%s s; iieeSf @.'sr Mater s es.. es.. Coup, SsSps
" buck i sns.Sr Master n sx GSsrs sSsss aS"aa
Free driving leasohA aud newscar guar
a"'e' oa R.I u, q ,ar '9f'ss aa,,ae.. a,
nuIckr %sGEscY, Ila,hs aud You Sta,
oAplLIAcsws have an =, s:sY,'ass! ~. ss 81. g =
ssfGra C yp e. cn" ssswssss sse w"'""S""
CAnlLI.AQ "nn' vleroRlA, hrst-elas.
mechanical eenditien new pain, and new
ilres fer ssnn iSas ,,,,s fsr IN n tTsds is es esass
CADILLAC MA. srNss, sEnAN-st, t,oaks
s,st sad ran1 ks e.. "sw msssas sNSr sssm, Taes .a
sar IN .rsds Washington Cadillac Co,, iias
ansvsolsr snnAS. lIesa-,;,gal,y Is saaie'
6wsna Mnior nm Co., daeSS deargia ave, 'N''-'
0hEynnLE1 lnaa i,ANnAu SEDAN ieoks
and runs ilks new nyeetiealls new tires ls,s
IS,Iid'aif0 I, i0, ,aSss,s,Ss, s,,S Sa:sasSs a Investment
hhlk inth Htu y hsW
| CHEvhQLET SEDAN, 1919. Aun ,erms,
see "A "A s0 a0lh q, n.ws Phone NORTH ai3
| uuEvAOLEr COUPE, inah~~~it will he some
| time haEnrn yali set i hettnr buy than this
| H. L, ateuart, in.',, Franklin Vol, -
| lulEyROLlar SRnAN lpaA xlN0, terms.
| uHhvN0LEp puuniNu., l,lsh~~QaM tires
/ aud palnt harEaln 500 Auh dnwa hai
| anfe nanthis, Owens Metaf Co.. aasa
| CHRvRnI.ET rtSArH lNnf-~,a % select
/ tfnH fully eunippedi &lah, SitN dawn,
| halanea ~ maHthA, nwsns Meter Co, Hasa
lrHEvAnfET LKNnAf SEnAN, late model;
/ fully equipped A real hlN SAah terms 10
! snll, 0nFlsman. Ehsyrolet Anaeostla harKaiR
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SALES N1HASEks 6iust he live oaBsbie
~ han1tlnt sb9 running security ssjes de
GsFiBlfnt rest opportunity ioF right man.
references rsqulFsd. Address Boz SOB star
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HELP~~rEMALE,

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#ABY'S NURSE esbetisBoeJ sstiias8 NIIlle
Rtss Hfghis fetefNsaEE fe3UIfs8 Gail 2Hg3
2stb 81 nw 9sf Cathedral hahstgils
IfboKkFEpFR lady with exDersfee 10
y ars Id ofies of large igesi EoneeFnt brIg hi
future DfasNefts Call MaiB st29 IeiNeeB
z ~ zHe a.
COMPANION fof e,1nyataseent. aSsisl iiEht
hsAssk keepi9s asts refsrenses and sageE.
Aasfess Bex 21p p staf eaioe ~.
FLE6ER WAgEE expert Appiy .ylt9s
E6apty kbopHe, 1905 Pa ass, ~. Phone
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Prices are SO low we cannot
take trades. Ssd discount ior
cash and to out-of-town dealers,
Evening star., 1928-05-25

MOTT MOTORS, INC
MnrMoatt.E DISTRIBUTORS,
1902 lAth. lAl4 iAth
FCankhN AT VNed,Car neel
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WASTEil--sALEsMEN.

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ga5ihation selling the mort popular agI0,
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s@tG ~ S1W aDDBInatGon Immediately. y0u
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Ihls s"hool @jh opefsts 10 nights during
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No Home Really Complete Without Book

for quiet pleasures like reading.
They are too active. too hectic In
their pursuit Of novelty and thrills.
Pleasant evenings at home with q
book ought to be the rule Pick out
n titles thai you like. hat suit
your mood OF the moment Then you
will never be bored with books.
Don't make q stunt OF reading.
There are books on every con-
ceivable subject Choose those that
viii entertain and give o pleasure
always.
You win soon realize also that the
best works OF the standard authors
will give you the deepest and most
lasting satisfaction
DO not OF necessity make this your
aim
Read for pleasure and relaxation
first and always
You win crave the more sterling
values In books soon enough. II
will grow on you easily and natu-
rally.
But don't forget TO include books
IN your scheme OF life.
Nothing quite equals a good book.
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