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TO CONCLUDE AGREEMENT

Belgrade, JugoslaviA. Oct. 26 R- The Avala News Agency quotes the local press as reporting that . de- finite agreement will shortly be con- cluded by which the directorate of state monopolises grants to the Swedish trust the exclusive right of making and selling matches throughout Jugoslavia. Negotiations for . loan have been proceeding for several weeks. It was stated that under the terms of tho agreement this will be for s22,000.000 with in- terest at ( 1-4 per cent.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-26
Relative of Abraham
 Lincoln Dies in Illinois

Aurora, Ill.,. Oct. 26.-N-Mrs. Sarah Barker whose father. Jeffer- son Hanks. was . nephew of Abra- ham Lincoln's mother. is dead here.
 NrA Barker often recalled the visits Of Lincoln to the Hanks home when she was . small girl. and how children of tho neighhorhood would come over to the Hanks home to hear the Lincoln storieA-
New Britain herald., 1928-10-26
LAUNDRY OWNERS MEET

kNVNUAeA OW~sHs" "t1H
 A meeting of the Hartford County Laundry Owners club was held last evening at the Burrttt hotel. The fol. lowing cmcers were elected: Pres ident. J. Bailey. White Rose Laundry. Hartford: first vice president. Louis Kirshnit, Latimer LauAdry. New Britain: second vice president. g. J. Eberhardt, Sanitary Laundry. South inston: secretary, Roy Powers. East Hartford Laundry.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-26
BERLIN LEGION TO
 INSTALL OFFICERS Bolton.K Post Plans Joint
 Exercises Next Friday SCHOOL AWARD. OFFERED
Assessors to Meet T'oe,ortow to Re- Cclve Tax E1stA-WinnerS of T. A,
 B. Whist Announced-Nlany Ber-
 linites Greet Enlitl,-Other Items.

According to an announcement made this morning. the Bolton-Ka- sica post. American Legion. and the auxiliary will hold g joint installa- tton of the newly elected officers at the Legion hall in Kensington on next Friday evening. November 2. Some prominent legion officials of the state are expected to be present at the meeting to take part in the exercises.
 It was also announced by the aux Hilary this morning that a school award has been offered to the pupils of the eighth grade in the local schools for the best essay on the subject, What America Means to Me-" The award will be given to the winner of the contest on the Fri- day before Armistice day. Plans are being made for the annual armistice banquet that will be held in the Legion hall on November 6. This year marks the tenth anniver- gary. of the signing of the armistice.
 It is planned to make the ban- quet an unusual elaborate affair.
 Further plans concerning the ban Quet will be announced shortly.
 The officers of the legion that will be installed next Friday are: Com- mander. Howard Bunce; first vice. commander. James Corr; second vice-commander. Frank Pierpont;
New Britain herald., 1928-10-26

The Pres Speed and Golfers con- tinued in tic for first place in the Hnmason Mfg. Co. league by taking their matches at Hart's alleys last night by s-1 scores. The Ohice team, however. jumped into the fray by ripping up the Grinders for four points. Tho Shipping team also climbed by S-1 win. The scores, which showed improvement. were as follows:
New Britain herald., 1928-10-26

cad oentinusd his cass until Ars. cafEubbs could be ir court. PEopesty TraAsfess
 Qdney J. Hemingway has sold lots Nos. $S and 3s at Pinnacle View manor to Frederick B. Williams of lsiip. Y. Y.. according to warranty deed dled at the office of the tewn clerk.
 eeevtne of Recogntt30a
 \ public service of recognition was held tR tho Congregational church last night for Rev. J. Roy Wilker- son. the new pastor of that church. Rev. pr. Henry Haliam Twesdy of Yale was the principal speaker. 4 good stsed crowd was in attendance.
 New IAea Smut
 Albert Miller member of Boy Scout Troop l. Plainvlle. became . life and ster scout at this weeks meeting of the NS@ Britain council court of honor. The star scout award is made for pve merit badges and the life scout for ten. including i've specified onss- Miller also vas awarded merit badges in physical development. pioneering and reptile study.
 Other members of Troop. Plain- Vile. won merit badges as follows: Norman Middleton. handicraft; Thomas Owen. handicraft: Danny Margonelli. handicraft, gardening; Joseph Fletcher. personal health, public health. first aid. pathfinding; Albert Siehler. personal health. pub lic' health: John Smith. cooking, civics. painting. plumbing: Roy Vel. don. gardening. poultry keeping: Paul Di Venso. pathflnding: Leon Griffin. hiking. conversation.
 Edwin Hills of Troop et won con- servation.
 Robert Fox. Thomas Owen. and John Thomasen, all members Of Troop 1. Plainville. became first class scouts.
 Snow Flakes
 \ few flakes of snow trickled down Hfrom fickle sky shortly before noon today. The selectmen did not feel 1t necessary to call out the town snow blow.
 Grange FAiP
 The, annual Grange fair opened in Grange hall yesterday afternoon. when fancy and useful articles were placed on sale in the exhibition hall. In the evening . three-act play, Patty Makes Things Hum." was presented to a capacity audience and W1s very we'll done. All members of the act carried out their parts in cx- cellent manner. Dancing was en- joyed afterwards. music being fur nished by Holman's orchestra. Tho fair was continued this after- noon and will be concluded this evening. Tonight's entertainment will consist of three-act play, Safety First" Dancing will fol- low.
 MT, and Mrs. Otis Williams of Forestvillc avenue are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a son, Eugene Everett, on October ID. sequassen lodge, !. o. o. F.. will hold . regular meeting in its hall tonight, when the second degree will be exemplihed.
 Mrs. George Barbour of Collins. ville is the guest of Mir. and Mrx, Harry Gratson of Tomlinson avenue.
 A minstrel show will be presented tonight In the high school audi torium and will be followed by danc. ing in the school gym.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-26
First Aid Demonstration

Deputy Commissioner Nell Mac Dougal of the New Britain Boy Scout council will sivs . first aid demonstration to local scouts at 7:S0 o'clock this evening in American Le- zion hall. Mir. MacDousal was scheduled to give this talk last week but was prevented by illness. He will take up both the second and first class tests.
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HELP--MALE.
fTnnff0naNN

DRIVERS WHO KNOW CITY
and have identification cards
can drive Black and White and
Yellow cabs. Apply Mr.. Ryan,
1910 oath st. NV.
COLLECTOR for installment
route. must be experienced
salary and commission. Apply
with references. Address Box
340-D. Star office.
REPAIR MAN, capable and
experienced, for our Nictrola and
sewing machine departments.
None but thoroughly expert
enced need apply. In making
application state age and give
references. Position permanent
to the one who qualities Ad-
dress Box 47O-D, Star office.
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PERSONAL.
: The rate under heading of Personal
| is 3 cents per line additional to the
! regular line rate.

EVERY CARE GIVEN CoNvALEscENTS.
Phone Adams 1853. 1883 Kalorama I'd -
TAP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADVANCED
JAMES EEILL =, carmOdy Studio Ills c 5sa
PARENTS. REFINED JEWISH MOTHER
offers home -sweet-home. health food to
school child; reasonable. Adams 6355-W.
$50 Farragut NV. 4-- =
we pax 50 Frees $40 pa SR for %sEn SUITS
ladies and gcntlrmen. always highest, Wash.
Clothing Elk. 633 D st. NV. Main 1878.
YOUNG. LADY WITH FURNITURE TO
large bed-sitting rooms recep. hall. kitch-
enette. bath. Frieidaire. Decatur 1918. 27'
nrssfs SARA PHysSThEEAPJ ss Ess
Capitol ST. phone Lincoln 7is7. 30
N. CAROLINA TRAINED NURSE WOULD
like invalid. adult or child. to. care for.
E BS25 RUSH c s y $751; %p 81 sS as
CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING IN Nu-
cses bone ADAMS and
ALMA MATER. 1910 Calvert st, NV:
YOUNG LADY WISHES BRIDGE 1NsTRUC-
lions evenings; moderate price. Address
Box 472-D. Star office.
patient IN my attractive home. giving spe-
cial diet care: auto exercise. Shepherd 280l
EXTRAORDINARY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY
scientifically siven by graduate. Potomac
RUGS REVERSIBLE; SEAMLESS CHE
nile. made to order from old or new ma
terial in all 81 ;es and colors; immediate o,
future delivery. Phone Main 1882. 30
MASSEUSE; EXCELLENT. MAGNETIC.
antiseptic; hours, 10 to S; refined white only
Closed Sundays 1926 Swami st. NV Apt.2f
COLORED GIRL-HERE IS THAT REAL
chance of a lifetime to learn woman's high
est::paid profession; results guaranteed; will
assist you opening your own shop; complete
course taught by mail: Madam Cansby
French System, Washington's premier beauty
school tcoloredD. Pot. 1896. 1909 o st. NV.
AMANDA HAT SHOP. 1903 CONNECTICUT
ave Hats made to order. Old Hats" made
new
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN.
1922 Mass. ave. NV. Children 3 and over.
Hours. to $50. IS week.
SWEDISH MASSAGE.
Scientific treatments tmed, vapor. mas
sage. electrc) Face and scalp only MRS
CLARA FRS. graduate and succ. to. Mrs.
Lydia Johnson. BY appointment. o18 18th
st. NV. Tel, Main 72o2.
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ROOM FOR 3 MEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
ess saned Teads ike 2sp
Stenographic course, IL weeks; secretarIal.
IS now forming: inquire ToDAY.' BOYD
years. 1888 g NV. Main 1888.
GREGG SHORTHAND AND TOUCH TYPE
wtns fo these sSsss spesa
hand from to 7:2o and ,typewriting, from
100 to pm; .ecommendcd especially for
forms Tuesday October 3; early registration
urged ,7. sTRAYER COLLEGE 72l 18th st.
MEN, YOUNG AND OLD, WILL FIND BAR
big salary. Our method Endorsed by Master
ss a ad f New e3 YorP c
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL ART SCHOOL,
1901 H St W. begins Oct /. REGISTER now
Mon. Wed, Fri. eve. Also day class. FIR.
BEING PREPARED GIVES ONE STRENGTH
to DO. q An hour a day may make your
boad SKI oxod Bds eor s~ i
and n. Y. ave.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES YOUNG
pnD and grade
! standing; successful backward pupils. Ad-
drcss Boz 4l3-D. Star Office.
! AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY; EX-
| 5l2S II st. NV. CoNoVER. q
| SPECIAL COURSE in Beauty Culture, $50.
t the MABELLE s HoNoUS ScnooL Inc
ION devoted exclusively to Instruction. Easy
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LUCILLE RUTH BROWNE. TEACHER. .oE
Court; ios5 coanestIcut, aye ~ Main s25o
| concerts, coaching plays. Il
TEACHER or VIOLIN. FORMERLY TEACH
er of violin University of Va. will give pri-
Tsff rd COZ It. 2 rs OF pupils 1851
A FEW HOURS DAILY TEACHING chill.
| dren at home. including music; reasonable
best references Address Box 4s7-D' 81, Star
Hotels clubs, res aurants, schools. hospitals.
few months Lewis graduates now execu-
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Previous experience unnecessary. Reslstra-
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Glasses limited; Enroll early. School open
'''G LEWIS HOTEL 81 TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Penn. Ave. and 23rd st.
BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED COURSE IN
Yogi Philosophy. Special classes for youne
:nunicate with MR. G., 332 Charming st. ne.
MEN. woMEN-JOBs FOR LINOTYPE oP
orators: &50-s60 weekly: short hours; Burton
| 20"
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT FOR
drawing. large studios offer practical spare
time training; will interview only those who
desire to make Commercial art profession
Address Box 1874 Star Office.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN
nuire about our new method: licensed whit,
men: established 10 years. Cali Lin 81.
UNSKILLED CLASS.
It does not pay to be in this class o
workers. There are always hundreds o
thousands of them out Of work. A thorough
ly trained radio man Is never without a goo
| position. The profession is in it's infancy
growing rapidly, and the demand for mel
far beyond the supply. Our Fall term
lust beginning; classes Monday, Wednesda
and Friday nights to Q. Easy weekly tuitic
payments. Positions for all GRADUATES
: LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE, 4o5 sth. os st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ADDING MACHINES-Sold.r rented and re-
paired new and rebuilt. Capitol Typewriter
s A 4ssn Machine Co.. 1926 H ST. as g.;w'
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.--Some real
bargains in new and used machines OF all
kinds, including portables; rents reduced
trict and save money: open evenings. 1881
East Capitol St Lincoln 81.
ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS. sideboard;
sleek. chairs; close an estate. Cleveland
BEDS 90. single and double. complete; some
are brs nd-new; very reasonable. Call SILVER SILVER
st ssS Sec Between v"s anS
pm, Apt. 40. 23o8 Ashmead pl. 81.
BOYS cLoTHINGLGoin away to military
scoS asss Il and and ss c s
si45 Mt Pleasant st. Phone Col SOFA
lie ame 1ep nOT
foot; siding, sheathing and framing. &c foot;
board. PLUMBING. layatories. radiators; pipe:
Reliable for il
HEcHTNGEFR &C. az Ss2i s6 Ga ay yt, nv
BUILDING. .12y16, IT., portable sheet metal.
new lined, foored. wired, shelves. ventilator;
half price. 1922 Nichols ave. Sc.
CARPETING. velvet stair. good condition;
custom built davenport. dresSers beds. rugs.
draperies. lamps. Inspection by appoint
ment. Pot 1856 ar
COAT Hudson seaD. excellent condition.
size 40, $50. 1908 North. CAPITOL st. 28'
DELCO LIGHT PLANT, 850-watt; will sell
very cheap; have no use for same. Lambert,
II ne.
DESKS. chsirs files. safes. tables; cheapest
prices in Wesh.nRton Commercial once
Furniture Co, $50 9th st. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE. modern. mahoeany:
table. six chairs, buffet. serving table; ex-
cellent condition. Phone Cleveland sos. az
DINING. ROOM SUITE. genuine walnut.
beautiful design, months old; cost $500;
will sell for 5000 North 5l7e
DINING ROOM SUITE. mahogany. 10-piece,
with Summer covers. Phone Adams 1915 or
call 1901 Kenyon St
sood condition; $50 - Quincy pl ne.
DRILL PRESS. large emery grinder, shaft
ins' switch a. switch bsH' ~ eth St. n'w'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PIANO, TUNING. $3.50 we specialize in
general piano repairs and rebuilding. Get
our estimates: Prices reasonable. Skilled
mechanics. Work guaranteed Sanderson-
Schaeffer Co. 644 H st. ne. Lin 1857.
PLuMBING-special attention to remodeling
ana repair work. Shop and residence a. SIS
K st. ne. Atlantic 235l, Daniel J. sillers. 2s'
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING: autterine.
spouting; reasonable prices. Col 1917. day
or nisht. Ajax Roofing Co.. 1889 Kal. I'd.
ROOFING GUTTERING. spouting. furnace
ana stove repairing. copper work at reason
ape prices r. E. Nunsesser. $40 g st. ne.
ROOFING and waterproofings tin. slate and
Stag roofs repaired damp walls waterproof
ed. l.. r. Day North 4758. 1880 18th st. ne
26s
RUGS-Beautiful new rugs in all popular
designs and sizes; finest, quality: prices are
reasonable: Stop in and inspect our show
Ing. kLEEBLATT. 18th and II SITS ne
WEATHER sTRIPPING-Wc are manufac-
turers of metal weather strips our prices
are lower: materials highest grade. mechan-
les expert stallers. Let us estimate; terms.
Adams 1876. Acme Weather Strip Mfg. Co.
WINDOW SHADES. screens and metal
weather stripping. Butler & Son. 1881 Good
HOPE I'd Sc. Lincoln 1923.
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sITUAT1ON-DOMEsTIC

tCOnttnued.1
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. Pot.
5516.
WOMAN. white. refined. middle aged. po-
stion as housekeeper or companion: refer
ences exchanged. Address Box 45S-D, Star
ONCE
WOMAN. reliable, wants place; general
WOMAN wants laundry work out by the
day. Phone North 1877
WOMAN. young. wishes position as house
keeper in small family. Address Box 4eS.D,
Star cfice. - 70,
WOMAN. colored, yorng. reliable. wants
sftms or dnys w0SS Gan make
WOMAN. white trustworthy. take charge
of house for employed mother. desiring
warm room more than high wages. Ad-
dress Box 478-D. Star office. -
WOMAN wants place in apartment; no
Laundry; good cook reference. Apply 1917
WOMAN, reliable, colored; wants place as
at the church
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wants work as
cook, general houseworker or maid. ~. $40
New York ave. NV 20
WOMAN. reliable, wishes part-time work
or days work. Atlantic 3459-W. -
csl f, Decatur t $50 or M isis i7th st. NV
WORK wanted by colored girl, private family.
l1l8 list st. NV. Apt. Is. "
WORK wanted by neat coIo g l, woman
from to 3; good references 1886 I st. NV.
BEAUTY PARLORS.
da1 ssc FREs zis
SSss &c. 5i
a 4s5sf s'y scHo 9o1 81 iat m st. nN
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN TO-DAY FOR OCT. CIVIL SERVICE
exams Special Agent. Patent once. Clerk,
Computer The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc cor. 18th & F NV. Franklin 2080.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-26

Diamond weighing $500
carat, or 8 points more
than one-half carat. An
unusually fine gem. :. $500
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Perfect Diamond weighing
one and 12-l00 carats. or
Is points less than one
carat and a quarter. A
flawless gem of great
beauty .................S4 So
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Diamond weighing o6-10O
carat, or 4 points less
than a carat. For beauty
Of cut and brilliancy this
diamond can't be equaled
at the price. So
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.


BUICK SEDAN-No down payment: q real
barsain to quick buyer; Just repainted. mo-
tor in A-No. condition; monthly payments
BUICK .BRoUCHAM SEDAN, 1s3s-A-l me
chanically; driven less than 10000 miles;
fine condition and appearances. real buy
conn. ave. as peeatar ssSi 2'0 co. lIa0
BUCKS Dodges, Washes. Hupmobiles Reos,
duced. / am sales manaGer OF a large retail
basis. therefore can sell these cars direct
to you without salesmen's commission. Our
smoDnt ale%ed repairs etc are open to
you. These cars were traded IN on one OF
the big sellers This to
are Selling the same cars al 100 cents on the
BOX 4as.D. Star Once -,.-----------
BUICK, STANDARD 6 ROADSTER; lsts 1927
In the finest Of 9,, eondi,On LOCKS . and
balloon tires, Must be seen 70 be aprre:
st fbro Sch t9dsy & higes 1sF orm TO-
nth & M SITS. nv. ----------------
BUICK 4-cYIINDER TOURING, latest 1923
Perfect mechanical condition, any dsm-
H snd ss37.w s''rlnee l0F easn, 800. cv
BUICK The best IOQEins and P.1i.rm min,
like a scared rabbit and looks as good as
new Considering the value OF these cars.
they are priced lower than the market;
guaranteed in writing; days free trial
plan: one year to pay. These Bucks are as
near 10 vol, as your telephone. Call Lincoln
337 or Adams 91o0 and we will bring either
or both Of them to you 'pronto. pfcS
Murphy. Inc 1888 14th ST. NV. or 604 H
BUICK STANDARD SIX COACH, late 1926
MILEAGE low; many extras and looks like
new; price. $685.; terms or trade. 9os 10th
st. NV.
BUICK SEDAN. seven-passenger, latest mod
Ell. only two weeks old; priced to sell; terms
or trade. 908 10th NV.
BUICK STANDARD SIX-First-class condi-
ton. Apply Al 9Th 81. Sc.
CADIILACsE.63 limousine. a cabinet oficer's
car S700; 81 limousine. best possible running
order $3.50: SO sedan. finished in lacquer.
very low mileage. unusually good. for only
s225; a 81 phaeton. 1895. Each Of the above
cars Is true bargain. Packard, lI0l Kalo-
CADILLACS-3i4 coach, sedan, S and z pass
and imperial sedan; reconditioned and guar
anteed paint and tires like new; priced for
quick sale; your car in trade: easy terms.
The Washinston Cadillac Co.. li3e-4o Conn.
ave. Decatur 1901
CHEVROLET CABRIOLET, l927-A-l condi-
ton. Cheap for quick sale. 1910 14th NV
CHEVROLET, COUPE: is25-Excellent ap-
s STRAIT n OF or see Al i12s se:h 81 NV. 0
tesntinuea on Next RsEe.)
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Pay $50 Per Week
W. w, KIMBALL CO., MFRS.
S0S 18th ST. NV. Phone Main 1859.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, s aa5y y. r: m i.c.
tery." Baltimore phone, Plaza sass'
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FURNITURE-Custom made sample 3-piece
living room suite, in Jacquard velour a
5000 value for s9s also mohair living room
suite; $3.50 value for only $50; chase
lonque and odd chairs at bargain prices
New York UDhOlSterinz Co. R17 z st
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FURNITURE-Beds mattresses. Airway vac
uum. day bed. chairs couch. rugs. machine.
piano: leaving city. Call any time. 1888 P
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CHRISTMAS CARDS.
II you have sold Christmas cards or think
Won can obtain orders will send you best
Sample book in u. S. A. 50m commission,
paid weekly. Write now. Artistic Publish
ing Co. 323 w. Randolph, Chicago.
CAN EARN So AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards. The most beautiful
line in America and We pay unusually large
commissions; cards sell on sight We de-
liver and collect. Call in person or write
sample book free Open evenings for your
convenience. Process Engraving Co. 1887
National Press Bldg l4th and SITS NV.
statesmen
to sell retail stores; producers can make
sT5 to 800 per week exclusive territory and
TeDeat orders to those that qualify. See
Mr.. Purcell, 3 to 6 pm. today, Thursday
q TO 1870, Room Sill Carpenters Bldg, 1908
X ST. -
BETTER CHRISTMAS CARDS
Largest publishers will pay you 50fc com.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Diamond weighing one and
3o.10O carats, or II points
less than one and one-half
carats. A beautiful and
scintillatinr ys- S44s
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Perfect Diamond weighing
2S-1O0 carat, or 3 points
more than one-quarter
carat. A perfect little
gem at a price far below
it's value ............... SOS
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YOUNG MEN to take orders on regular
routes with manager; no experience neces-
sarT; good paw, -.:ort hours. Manager, 1919
r ST. Room 907.
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SUPERINTENDENT for dry cleaning plant
ore who can take complete charge and turn
out. quality work. Reference reouireed