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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10
CITY NEWS NOTES

MIR. aud Mrs. George r. Payne and
son, John motored to Providence last
Saturday
Dona Jolie of Woonsockes spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Jolie.
Richard b. Wheeler motored to
Mystic last Saturday. visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c.
Wheeler.
Ralph r. Thurston and Thomas
Bell were i'm Hartford Wednesday at
tending a meeting Of the grand lodge
Of Masoua.
Tuesday evening friends of Miss
Anita Brodeur Of Walnut street
gathered at her home TO celebrate her
10th birthday.
Mrs. George Harper. this city, and
daughter, Miss Stella Harper Of
Holyoke. Mass, were in Worcester,
Monday visiting relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter a. Wheaton.
their son, Walter, and daughter, Mrs.
Ralph II. Peck and Miss Maryland
Payne motored to Providence Mon
day and in the evening attended the
theatre there.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10

At the Providence street synago-
que, Worcester, Tuesday evening at
seven o'clock. Miss Celia Aframe.
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Aframe, South Main street, a grad
uate of the Putnam high school, was
married TO Eli Pagan, son Of Mrs.
Jennie Pagan. Vale street, Worcester.
The double ring service was used.
Mrs Rose Tonty Of Worcester was
matron Of honor and Miss Tiliie
kaminsky Of Putnam and Miss Fannie
Pagan Of Worcester were brides
maids. J. A Tonty Of Worcester was
best man.
The bride wore white satin made in
bouifant style, trimmed with lace and
pearls. Her veil was silk net draped IN
cap shape with wreath Of orange bios
SONS and she carried bridal bou-
auet of roses and lilies of the valley.
Her attendants wore gowns in pastel
shades and carried Ophelia roses.
Following the wedding there was a
reception after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Pagan left for a wedding trip TO Nor
folk, Va. Upon their return they will
reside in Rochester, n. T., where Mr..
Pagan is in business.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10
WEDDING


The marriage Of Miss Mildred Crop
sey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Griffith Of Brooklyn, n. y. and
Mr.. Oscar Anderson of the Boulevard.
West Hartford, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson. South Woodstock,
took place Saturday. April %, in their
new home at 81 White avenue, West
Hartford. Rev. Willis II. Butler per-
formed the ceremony. The wedding
march was played by Miss Signe Gran
of Woodstock.
The bride, who was given in mar
u age by her mother. wore a gown of
white satin trimmed with pearls. Her
veil was Of lace and she carried bou
quet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Ruth Anderson, Of
Southbridge, Mass, sister of the
bridegroom was maid of honor and
wore gown of rose beige and car
ried q bouquet Of pink roses. Mr..
Clinton Griffith of Brooklyn, N. T..
was Mr. Anderson's best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left by
motor for a trip to Canada and New
York.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10
"THE CIRCUS"
Charles Chaplin In His Latest
Comedy AT Bradley Next
Week.

Charlie Chaplin in "The Circus"
Peanuts sawdust ping
lemonade clowns. tigers, ele-
plants. roaring lions, acrobats. wire
walkers, and Charlie Chaplin in his
brand new comedy. will all be at the
Bradley Theatre Tuesday and Wednes-
day Of next week. Written, directed
and produced by Charles Chaplin,
THE Circus" wns two years in the
making and IL is the first Chaplin COM
edy since "The Gold Rush"
Charlie plays a wandering lad who
is mixed up in a series Of hilarious adj
ventures, chases, arguments and ova-
tons that land him In 1.-THE Circus" as
very fine fellow Merna Kennedy,
with red hair and just FIVE feet two,
with eyes Of blue, is his leading lady
she makes her screen debut in the role.
Others in the cast are Harry Croker,
Henry Bergman, Betty Morrisscy and
Allan Garcia.
According 10 officials Of United Ar
lists Corporation, which released the
new Chaplin comedy, "The Circus"
presents the Chaplin Of old. the Chap
lin Of shoulder Arms" "Pay Day"
and eThe Pilgrim, the humping
humping little man with the trick der
by and cane. the wriggling moustache
and the feet almighty. Chaplin him
self announced during production of
"The Circus" which was made at his
own studio In Hollywood. that his new
picture would be "a low brow comedy
for high brows.v
Manager Mahoney of the Bradley
Theatre said that he felt highly graf
flied" In being enabled to present at
his theatre Charlie Chaplin's first
comedy in two and half years, espe-
cially so because he considers "The
Circus" the funniest Chaplin picture
he has seen in his five years Of motion
picture exhibition.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10

Tested FIRST by laboratory re-
Search in many cases.
In order to offer Re Tone-U on a
Money-Baek Guarantee. we put it
to the hardest possible tests before
submitting it to the general pub
lie. 1t was put into the hands Of
many persons purposely selected
because they were in a convalescent
state. So satisfactory were the re-
suits TO those even in this condition
that we feel certain anyone not ac-
tually sick viii feel definite bene-
fits.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10
sENExET GRANGE NOTES

The Senexet Grange is expecting TO
welcome Putnam, Dudley and Wolf
Den Oranges TO its neighhors' visiting
night. May 10th. Il is hoped that all
Senexet members viii be present to
enjoy a program given by the visiting
Oranges.
II viii perhaps be interesting TO
those m mbers who were not present
at the last meeting, 90 know that the
affirmative side won the debate. which
was. Resolved. that the young people
of today are worse than those 81 TWEEN
ty-hve years ago. The debate was
very interesting and the decision was
thought inst.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10
D. A. R. MEETING


The regular monthly meeting Of the
Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D.
A. r., viii be in |. O. O. +. hall Mon
day May l4th. at 3 o'clock in the az
ternoon. Following the usual bust
ness meeting there win be reports OF
the 37th annual continental congress
in April in Washington, by the follow.
ing delegates: Miss Anna Sampson
Mrs. Lillian c. Phillips and Mrs. Clara
A. Witter.
The music is in charge Of Mrs
Gertrude l.. Robinson,
Board meeting as usual at $50 o.
clock. Mrs. Beatrice W. Duffy is
chairman of tho hostesses.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10

Adelard Lebeau, so, died az his
home on Smith street Sunday after
noon. He had been failing for some
months and death was not unexpect-
ed. He leaves a wife and two sons
and a daughter.
Mr.. Lebeeu was born in Canada
but came 70 the United States when
a boy. He lived in New Bedford and
North Grosvenordale and came 70
Putnam fifteen years ago. lie was en-
ployed as a weaver in the Bloom Com
pany mill Mr.. Lebeau was mem
Der Of Putnam Lodge Of Elks.
The funeral and mass were from 81.
Mary's church, Wednesday morning.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10
TYPEwRITING CONTEST

The annual typewriting contest be-
tween Plaintield. Killingly and Put
nam high schools will be held in the
Putnam high school Auditorium at
7.30 daylight saving time, Friday,
May 10. The public is cordially in
vited.
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OBITUARY
William Ander.on

William Anderson. %, test man for
the s. ". +. Telephone Company at
Danielson, formerly employed by the
company in Putnam, died Monday
night at a Norwich sanitarinm fol
lowing an Illness with influenza and
During his stay in Putnam, Mr..
Anderson made many friends. He
was a pleasant man 10 meet but of q
quiet disposition and seldom talked
about himself. The body was foe-
warded from Norwich TO the home
Of an aunt In Brooklyn. N. Y.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-05-10

Following the regular meeting of
Mixpah Rebekah Lodge in Odd Fell
lows Hall last night, whist was play
ed, the first prizes being won by Mrs.
Clarence Chase and Earl Andrews. the
consultations by Mrs. Russell and
Chauncey Talbot.
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VISITING DAY

Tuesday was the second annual
visiting day in the schools of Putnam.
Many parents and friends Of the
schools called during the day to watch
the pupils IN their class rooms.
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APPRENTICE wanted to learn beauty Gull
ture; hieh cchool graduate preferred. 1917
p st NV
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. s Bhly st the fac.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 1898
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.


GIRL wants day work or few hours every
day .1 west 7ss-W or 2l4s Eve st. nv
GIRL, colored. reliable: general housework
or mo .ae helper; stay some nights LIN
GIRL, colored. wants position as cool, or
maid. Phone Franklin $3.50. s.
LAUNDRY WORK to do ct home or day.
work part-time work. 964 Fla. ave. NV
LAUNDRESS wishes work to take home
Call or write 1918 o St NV.
worker. Reference. 1921 18th st. NV.
PART TIME. cooking dinner or light clean
ing. No washing. Pot. 5262-J.
PART-TIME MAID or cook or days, work
WIDOW of refinement would accept posi-
ton as houspkeeper for one or more gem
tlemen or elderly couple. Address Rox
1874, Star office.
North 694 or card to 1883 Corcoran st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wishes position as cook.
Stay NIGHTS. 1922 kingman pl.
WOMAN. settled white, As years. wants place
Of children; or cham6ermaid and nurse: 60
home nights; WAGES. $i2 week Address
Box l47-A. Star Cf1ce g.
WOMAN. colored. settled. wants cooks place
with Catholic family in apartment Stay
NIGHTS. Call 30l5 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wishes general housework
or nursing Phone Franklin 339o-W.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants small
apartment to care for. Apply ~ V st. NV
WOMAN, neat. respectable. wishes a posi-
ton as cook. preferences. 1916 Swan st. NV.
WOMAN. colfred. refined. wants Job taking
care OF invalid; experienced. Phone North
8005. Address 1923 Oregon ave. NV.
WOMAN. coEored. reliable. wants general
homework; difference. North 6436. 1927
5th ST. NV
WOMAN colo#ed, wishes DAYS work or part
time work. Gall Atlantic 1893.
WOMAN wisheS laundry work to do at
home. ApplS 1923 Canal st. s.w.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO FLY: CLUB-pLAN INsTRuTT-
ton and solo ying at 100 HT,' pa Wfi Blds
GREGG SHORTHAND BY EXPERIENCED
teTcher; beginners and civil service coach
ing: reasonable terms Cell evenings Noortn
1850. Ant. 30l
GEAF aIs6 A9 SinsIc lessons White drivers. Low
est rate in city HENSON. Lincoln 1888 10.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY AND
n nfsRt or se day cs al F Hcen s4o N'
TEACHER OF PIANO, PEABODY CON IN
servatory. desires pupils. beginners or .o-
vanced Call Cleveland 1929
BECOME LANDSCAPE ARCH1 tie oppor-
tunity for money making; Earn while you
learn Write tor details. Address DO"
tnccs. languages; Cornell graduate; 81. Al
Bert JONAS. 1905 Hopkins St NV gear
MEN woMEN-JoBs FOR LINOTYPE oP,
Linotype School. $50 NV. Day and evenins'
NOW is A GOOD TIME TO PREPARE FOR s,l
ten months, 500 Evenings S-S one sc m9nth'
si1 O E. Cap. St Established 1885. Lincoln S8
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN.
quire about our new method; hcenSeo W %hi'e
men; established 10 years Call LIN. o..
ART TRAINING.
employed. to train for position as CONNER
ciai artist or cartoonist opportunity TO earn
while learning during spare time for III
terview write name. address. age. phone
hours and line of present employment. Al
dress Box 220-C. Star Office.
STEP INTO BIG PAY HOTEL JOB-MEN
and women wanted for hotels, clubs apart
ments. schools. colleges. institutions, reStau-
rants. cafeterias: demand increasing daily;
experience not necessary, age Is no obStacle'
You can train in few months for good posi-
ton: one to ten graduates IN WaShinston 5
best hotels: employment bureau service COW
erS the whole country. Evening classes now
forming classes limited; enroll early; school
open $50 q m to pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS,
Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd ST.
WHAT BETTER TRAINING is THERE FOR
a young man to take no than that of radio
operating and Junior radio engineering? 1t
is about the only vocation that costs so lit
tie to prepare for and takes so little time
and you have position handed to YOU as
gin on next Monday, September 10. and the
class starting in then will complete, the full
course in June Glasses are held every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
night from to Q o'clock. Our tuition
charge is very reasonable and terms of pay
ment within your reach We allow 10 per
cent discount when tuition is paid in ,ad-
vance. Our graduates have been placed in
positions paving $40 to 5000 month from
the same dull old grind that many encounter
in most cations. If YOU contemplate tax
ing the course. We would advise you to en-
roll this week and avoid the last-minute
rush Catalog on request. IoomiS Radio
COLLEGE, 405 9Th st. Main 1899 s.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


COOK and general house maid colored; full
or part time; can do hotel maids work.
North 9348. --------.
COOK, coor,d, neat. pleasant do s ot ere
houSework or part-time WORK years Vi iel-
erence North 4253-W -----------
COOK. Colored, neat, pleasant; do genera1
homework experienced; good reference "l"
Falrmont ST NV,
DAYS WORK Of snS KIND ny III sf'sG n9p con
nav work, colored frst-class laundresS,
house cleaner, whole or part time North
GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted bv well
recommended white woman Sensr Eoo TofN .d a.
sms family, no s fs1ld nfyiee 0'S" COON
GENERAL, HOUsEWORK or part time. col
orcG 1902 Md. ave. ne. or telephone
Atlantic 3837-J.
GENERAL HOUSEWORki neat coioieo Fsii
Call Franklin 6l67.
GIRL first class, wants a place as General "a
housew0rker or palt-tlme WORK t"h 'o@
Irving st. n" --------- - ~ a.
GIRL. light. wants place AS maid i'l' o'''
ST. NV. North 800.
GIRL colored. wishes general Gouse@ork OF
getting dinner evenings. GOOD references
1870 Columbia I'd NV. w. ------------
| G1RI. coIord. neat, desires chambermaid
work in private family 2oll llth st. NV
GIRL brown, southern. neat Is yeaTs ol a.
s seskiy VIZ RFfersn aSs"' 1886 9th St NV
| North l0ll2. ----------------
| GIRL. colored, reliable. for general house
! work. plain cookinR or nurse loao ot''
! ST. NV. ----------
/ GIRL, country. wants work; general mouse
| work, plain cooking or nursing. Lena DAT
! nett. 1921 6tE st. NV --
| GIRL, colored refined. wants place as cook'
maid or waitress. years with ARMY fanny
| Decatur 5287
| GIRL honest. wants houseWork stay
! nights Reference. Call 488 M ST. sW -
| GIRL. colofed, wishes place as nurse
| ress. Georgia 1869,
| GIRL, colored, wants general housework
| Good cook Good reference. ApplS l7oS lst
St nv. Phone North 4lQ8 -- -
GIRL wants place as general houseworker.
COS N 81. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, 1o. bank, tine
shape, S35. United Typewriter Adding Ma :
chine Co. Inc. 1927 N, Y. ave NV. Nam
nFDs. CHAIRS. tables, mirrors, bureaus. 3
piece leather parlor suite SIS; good all
cheap. 1853 P St -
BREAKFAST SET; bedroom set talking ma :
chine two mpholS ,sacw chairs Ensla99er
BRICK 900 clean herd brick; other
BRITESUN ultraviolet ray therapeutic
lamp, complete brand new with ca arp
BUILDING MATERIAL at Walter Reed Hos
pital Wrecking many big frame buildings.
Good flooring, &c foot; siding sheathing
plenty 2x4. 2y6 2x8, 2xl0; sash. doors. win
dows complete: WallbOard. plumJlne. lava
teriaI at our Brentwood Branch. where we
will be clad to take your order for prompt
delivery at .ctual cost. as orders are taken
or phone our Brentwood Branch. b9ll Ga,
ave. next to car barn Phone Ga 1874
Hechinger Co, reliable Tor II years.
CASH REGISTER, large electric National.
in perfect working order, .O5 to 1899, best
offer 1872 Taylor st. NV. after pm.
CASH REGISTER. National, good conditions;
$50 Phone North l343
COUNTERS, 800 feet; shelving. 400 feet
inets, cash registers; all modern fixtures IN
fine condition Edgar Baum. sl4 st. NV
DESK, beautiful oak r0lltOp, at SaCrlf1ce;
no dealers. 1923 Park I'd, Apartment /.
DESKS chairs. file safes and safe cabinets.
metal lockers. tables, etc. Save money on
new and reconditoned Office furniture. We
also rent Office furniture 6l6 st, NV.
II. Baum & Son, Main 9l36 -
DINING ROOM SUITE. modern: very rea
sonable Phone Col. 1920 for appointment.
EASY WASHER, practically new; very rca-
sonablc Phone Lincoln 6004J.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, new; six room. lates!
STYLES s2n. installed wiring rooms, 2 halls.
cellar. bath, complete, guaranteed work $40
Terms. North ss5 II. M. Carpenter. o.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS: BEGIN
at once for departmental Stenoqraphy exam.
salary. 81 500 tipping evan, salary. sl.440.
Patent Once. SALARY. $4,000 Special AGENT.
salary. $4,000 The Civil Service prenaratory
School. sc. Ger. 18th & F NV. FIR. 5000.
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coo OOO WORTH SOLD

Twenty thousand dollars worth q nome me,
VILLAGE" the new residential development
rear the Lee Boulevard. Arlington C0n }re q
more i've statesmen for this property. EX-
pericnce valuable. but hot necessary. Caii
at laos New York ave and ask tor SAFE"
manager. ,>--
RCRN LEE MINAR, INC.
14nS New York Ave. NAM lI4o.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

A CONSERVATIVE sales organization Of
carefully selected men needs three additions!
statesmen of ability for permanent positions
earnings from $50 to 500 weekly. See sales
manager. 8l9 Upshur ST. NV.
MAKE 50 hourly spare time selling Christ
mas cards. Experience unnecessary. 81
samples free Write or call any time. VIM
dermere Press Established l900l 40S
Eye st. NV. Room 2l0
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to handle branch
subdivision office: splendid opportunity for
right man. o. B. ZANTZ1NGER CO. 945
ST. NV. -
MEN 49, neat appearing. for city and road
$50 per week to those who qualify; also
crew manager. See Mr.. Campbell. TO 3
am. 4 to s pm, al0 Peoples Life 1nS. Bldg
Statesmen accustomed to making big
money-We have openings for several az;
eressive speciality statesmen to travei ano
merchants: clean. dignf1ed. legitimate and
established business; exclusive territory
commission paid daily or weekly; expert
ence in our line. while desirable, not neccS-
sary. E. A, Howe, Room 73S Hotel Annsp-
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OAKLAND LAEDAU-SFDAN. 1928: very
? GOOD condition throughout. good tires
Y priced low snd easy terms. L. p. Steuart.
, Inc. 1925 l4th St NV
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EXTRAORDINARY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY
scientifically given by a graduate Potomac
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SALESLADIES, experienced in house to-
house canvassine, to sell cereals; salary
commission and car fare. Phone Clev. 1914.
$40 10 730. Wednesday and Thursday. for
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SALESLADY. experienced ladies' ready to-
wear: one with experience in credit store
preferred Bonwal Credit. 1885 7th st. NV. =
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


PAPERHANG1NG. plasterlng-the p bett SCI T
kind of work for less money. j. Baitl; ool
Irving st. NV. Col. 1889. IL
PAPERHANGING-Room Sc up. guaran-
teed workmanship and materials; get my
estimates. J. Egddl, 1853 10th St nv.
Adams 7l49 y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES papered. IS ana
up; estimates furnished: work guaranteed.
A. T. George. 1929 18th st NV. Apt g.
Decatur 4l49 ----
PAPERHANGING, painting. plastering and
interior decorating. VIM. 4. Little. 8'9 sth
st. NV Phone Franklin 6754. -
PIANO TUNING. $3.50 We specialize in
general piano repairs and reb9ildinss , Get
SchaeHer Co, ga st. ne Lin. 1857.
PLASTERINCi, Job. first class. all kinds. OF
cement work: no job too small or too far.
Franklin 1922 g.
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING, gutterine.
spouting; reasonable prices. Col. 1917: day
or neht Ajax Roofing CO. 1899 Kal rd
RUGS-Beautiful new rugs in all popular
designs and sizes; finest quality; prices are
reasonable. Stop in and inspect our show
ing. KI!EEBLATT. 18th and H SITS. ne.
Lincoln 879
WEATHER STRIPS, Coco metal: they
prices now. Cali Col 9l35 Til 40 pm.
WINDOWS CLEANED. lOc. l5c each.
Mays, Adams 67ss or l4ls Chaplin st. NV.
WINDOW SHADES, screens and metal
weather stripping Butler & Son. 1851 Good
Hope I'd lincoln 1929
500 GOOD CARDS OR B1LLpEADs. 50.
Also other printing. We deliver d. c.
Printers, 500 r st. NV. Z"
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Az. % 10 50. average intelligence, good sp-
pesrance and ambition TO succeed. to fill va
cancy in local branch of nation VIDE con-
rem Prefe. men with interest III electricity
or mechanics Permanent, well paying con-
rection with real future For interVle" see
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WANTED-AGENTS,

SaFTsTMAs CAFDs-loO per cent profit
Roy assortment and personal cards. Write
for details Of this liberal offer. Artistic
Caro- &C, Elmirs, n. !.
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sALEsLADIEs-s25 per week and liberal
Pleasant. identified work. Our representa-
tives earn from $50 to $50 per week: Ex-
perience unnecessary. as we teach you now
Call , n 40. 2i6 Insurance bldg,
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HEIP-MALE.

CHEF COOK for frst-class tea room; must
have good reference. Address Box l2O-A'
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REQ TOURING; finished in Duco; in extra
GOOD condition. tires are good; truly re-
markable nSed-car value. Emerson 4 Orme.
Nth end NJ sts
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NASH SPECIAL s SEDAN. 4-door: good tires
4-wheel brakes and wealth of eouiompnt.
like new in every respect but price: EASY
terms. Emerson & Orme. 18th and NJ SITS.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU-SEDAN: looks and
runs like new. tires almost new; real bar
gain: your car in trade easy terms The
Washington Cadillac Co, ll36-4O Conn ave
Decatur 1901
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

sTENoGRAPHERs. s2o-s25 wk No charge
unless placed WASHINGTON Employment Ex-
change. 2l4 National Press Bldg, 14th & F
STENOG.. typst. bookkeepar. clerical help
etc Free REGISTRY Main 1888 1888 G st NV
Rovd EMPLOYMENT Service.
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CHEVROLET 1928 CONVERTIBLE COUPE:
equipped with Lovejoy shock absorbers; car
has been run very little by careful driver;
real buy in a lieht car; easy terms. The
Washington Cadillac Co, 1886 Connecticut