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George Rutley. first; J. w. Holland, Sec
ond; w. G. Clever, third.
Peony-W B. Payne. first; L. W.
Holland, second; George Rutley, third,
Best collection of dahlias-George
Rutley, first, w. B. Payne, second.
Best bloom cactus-George Rutley,
first: W. B. Payne, second: G. e.
Phelps, third.
Best bloom hybrid cactus. H. Ke-
seeker, first: w. B. Payne, second; ]. E.
Mencke, third.
Best Blooms Judged.
Best bloom decorative-George Rut-
ley. first: j. C. Mencke, jr., second; j.
E. Willett. third.
Best bloom show. w. Holland,
first; j. S. Mencke, jr., second.
Best bloom peony-W. E. Clever, first;
L. w. Holland, second; J. c. Mencke,
third.
Best vase of dahlias-L. A., Hanson,
first; ]. H. Kesecker, second; William
Mortified. third.
Best basket of dahlias-I. Freeland.
first: r. F. Grimes, second; w. H.
Best basket or vase Of gladioli-
L. M. Clark, first; L. A. Hanson,
second
Best vase or basket of roses-J. NJ.
r. Adams.
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Gladiolus vase, blue blooms-D. v.
Brown.
Gladiolus vase, red variety; w. c.
Brown, first; E. w. Sheets, second.
Gladiolus vase of any other color
L. A. Hanson.
Best six dahlias-W E. Mcmahon,
first: j. E. Driggers, second; w. S.
Shoemaker. third.
Cactus, one or more varieties. e.
Willett, first: j. c. Menecke, second; 9.
L. Robertshaw, third.
Hybrid cactus, six varieties-J E.
Willett.
Decorative Varieties.
Decorative, six varieties-William T.
S. Curtis, first; NJ. B. Payne, second;
]. E. Forest, third.
Two or More Varieties.
Show or hybrid Shove. L. Robert
shaw.
Cactus. one variety-George E. Rut-
lev, first: j. c. Menecke, second; M. B
Payne, third.
HYBRID cactus. one variety-Dr. G. c.
Clark. first; William T. S. Curtis, sec
ond: M. 3. Payne, third.
Decorative, one variety-W. E. Gle
yer. first: L. W. Holland, second; j. G,
Forest. third.
Show or hybrid show, one variety
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON C. OCTOBER

w. S. Benedict. first: e. G. Lund
second: N. B. Walters. third
Decorative. four varieties-No awards
Cactus. two or more varieties-W. S
Benedict.
Hybrid cactus. two or more varieties
w S. Benedict, first; NJ B. Walters
second
Peony, four or more varie.ics-NC
awards.
Single blooms, four or more varieties
w. S. Benedict.
Pompcns. IL sprays. four or more
varieties. A. Boyce. first: E. w
Sheets. second: z. G.. Lund, third.
Miniature decorative, one or more
varieties-E. w. Sheets.
Collarette-No awards.
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Native of Purcellville Dies.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special AJicPatCH 70 Ahc CtHAs
PURCELLvILLE, Va, october s.
George A. Hunt. Al years old, who died
of pneumonia at his home in Washing
ton this morning. was a native Of Pur-
cellville, and lived here until a few
years ago. He is survived By his widow.
who was Miss Pearl Case Of this coun-
ty: four sisters. Mrs. Harmon McDan-
lei. Mrs Margaret Slack and Mrs. Liz
zie Reeves of Washington. and Mrs.
Ora Mcdonald of Purcellville. and five
brothers, Walter of Purcellville and
Arthur. Joe, Henry and William Of
Washington. Funeral services will BE-
held Monday. with burial in Lovetts-
vile Union Cemetery.
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Mrs. w. p. Reinohl Riverdale. Md,
first; B. H. Lane. second; j. M. r..
Adams, third.
Best seeding originated and grown
by exhibitor. Freeland, first: J. S..
Driggers. second; L. W. Holland. third.
Most artistic vase or basket, IL
danlias, assorted colorS-J. H. Kesecker.
Best exhibit in which all flowers were
grown by exhibitor-W S. Benedict,
first: z. w. Sheets, second; E. @. Lund,
third.
Fifty varieties, medium stems-W. S.
Benedict
Best Vase of Is Blooms.
S. Benedict, first: E G.. Lund, second.
Show or hybrid, two or more varieties
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Seedlings, 1927, best collecticn-w. c.
Grown
Seedlings, 1923, best colection-W. H.
Wilson, first; o. L. Dreamer, second;
N. B. Walters. third.
Most artistic vase or basket. IL
dahlias, assorted colors-E. G. Lund,
first: j. A. Boyce. second.
Best garden club exhibit of dahlias-
Chevy Chase Garden Club.
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To encourage early ordering and to
allow our craftsmen to achieve their
finest art, free from the eleventh hour
rush we are allowing discount of 1870.
on orders of Personal Christmas Greet
ing Cards placed by October 10th. Every
approved manner of radiant greeting IS
here, Brewoodly individual IN theme and
technique. Your visiting card plate can
be used on many of the designs. Prices
from $3.50 to $3.50 per 100-less the
1920 discount if ordered by October 10th.
Breh)oon, Gil Twelfth Street
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The three feather vanes around the
end of properly made arrow must be
placed at equal distances and must
haze come from the same side of a
bird to prevent webbing of the arrow
in flight.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


MAKE MONEY IN BUILDING, $l2 to SIG
day is regular scale; much higher incomes nst;s
mate costs. Send for plans and our book
How To Read Blue Prints Mailed res ,a
Bldg. Dept. 2145. Chicago Tech. College, !lo
e. 26th St, Chicago, Ill. - ---~---
ACCREDITED PRACTICAL AND PROBES
SIGNAL training course II nNT t s,p ner;
class, Public invited to visit, school and
sit in at classes; demonstrations and ar
TER SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DECORATION
1905 18th st. NV North 1926. -. -
LINOTYPE-PAYS 500 WEEKLY; COST
5000; largest in existence; established 1905
Write. call Five hours from washington
Empire school, 206 East 10Th ST., y. Z.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT, IN
qutre about our new method licensed white
men established 10 years Call LIN ~
DRESS DESIGNING
And pattern cutting taught at Charlotte
School. It is the best and easiest method to
learn. Special Summer classes. Patterns
cut to order. 1924 II st. NV.
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HELp--MALE.
s.sA--
CAY.ECMEN

II you are thinking of CHANGING your po-
sition for greater income and opportunities,
you should take into consideration the fol-
lowing factors;
The demand or need for the thing you sell
The ADVANTAGES you can offer the prospective
buyer. The profit to the buyer. Co-opera-
ton from those you sell. Income and adj
vancement for yourself.
II you possess sales ability, are between
the ages OF IS and 40, ambitious and want
to connect with the largest organization of
its kind In the world, exceling in the above
features, be prepared to give by phone the
following information: Education, expert
ence, age, address and telephone number. II
YOU quality over telephone, a personal inter-
view viii be arranged.
This has nothing to do with stock, bonds,
insurance, automobiles, real estate, nor is 1t
canysssins. A real opportu-
Phone Main $500 for appointment.
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FLOOR MANAGERS,

I~NTCN w TN AANIL IN.Da
Several young men as floor
managers in large department
store; those with experience
given preference; in answering
state full particulars as to age
and former employer; perma-
nent position to those who quail
ify. Address Box SOM, Star
office.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

PERMANENT WAVE. special this week, $3.50
on EdmondS machine, by graduate students
of the Honour School. FIR. 98l8 SIT l4th St.
NV. 3rd floor.
EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE, MARCHED
top ringlet ends: complete, So; Cleopatra
scalp treatment, muscle toning. faciais
chiropody, manicuring, electric treatment;
expert operators: "a years in business. 925
Grant pl. FIR. 6i59
HAIRCUTS for ladies Monday. 10 cents; free
marcel Wednesday: famous Honour facial
Friday, IS cents: others at reasonable prices
Open Monday, Friday till pm: other days
till g. Mahelle Honour School OF Beauty
Culture, 3l7 18th st. NV, 3rd floor. Frank
lin 1918
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENClES.
NURSE--White, experienced: 10 months
baby; good wages; North for Summer. Ladies
Exchange, 807 Vt. ave.
RUPHER'S EXCHANGE has flrst-class cooks.
maids, mother helpers, general and day
workers; work wanted Decatur 1851. 1887
18th st. NV -
BOOKKEEPER, STENOGRAPHER 49, Female.
experienced, single, IS to 80 years old; per-
manent: $35 week; with real estate COM
pany. STENOGRAPHER, with knowledge q
bookkeeping, female, experienced, single, ~
to 25 years old, permanent $50 week;
with real estate company.
for these positions II you think YOU are
qualified and are willing to work for the
salaries mentioned we can place you prompt
". There is no charge of any kind unless
you are placed satisfactorily.
THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT Elk
CHANGE. 2l4 National Trust Bldg. Main
24S0 18th and SITS. NV. .---
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment serv-
ice. Mrs L. II. Muller, vocational coun-
selor. 1883 St NV. Main 867l - -
WANrED-Men 60 teach languages, also
women for domestic science. commercial sub
jeets. etc. Baltimore Teachers Agency. ii
East Lcxineton ST.. Baltimore, Md. ----
STENOG.. typist. bookkeeper. clerical help,
etc Free registry. Main 1888. 1913 @ st. NV,
Boyd Employment Service.
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SALESWOMEN
Capable and enerEetic, for the following
denartn1enIs, Dresses, coats, underwear ana
hosiery. Address Boa alT-J, Star once
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COtuuiu ChiI MAIN ouuu, oihueu -.
AUTO PAINTING JOBS COMPLETED In -
hours with wonderful new durable LACQUER
nnish that grows handsomer with Age, PROOF
against rain, snow. ice. steam. soar. am
MONA, acids, aikan and alkaline mud, Let
US show you sample OF nne work with thus
excellent material Prices. $50 up Jos Nc
Reynolds. Inc. 1000 upshar St Col, Sos2
l423.iAaa-lA2T l. st. NV. Decatur 6a6,
AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds.
AndiTons, etc. reIacquered; fine silver plat
rel Franklin SASH. iso Pierce 81. NV
AuToMOHIiE FINIanlNQ~y Your car an
ished IN genuine "Duco"i guaranteed loo IN
every particular; prices a. low IS $40, on
easy terms. Come In and see eur variety o.
uuco coiors and samples OF our work. plck
Murphy. Inc, authorised Buick dealers fT2s
kAlorama I'd. NV,
BEnpiNc. MATTRESSES. nox snrinss ana
pillows reno,i best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress o.. Sle / 81, sws Al, 6eIs,
BEDDING, mattresses renovated, spEinss &c.
paired; special low prices now, Columbia
BEDDING Co. are q Sc NV Main aaaa.
BEDDING OF all kinds renovated and sterii-
ised by process approved hs Health Dept,
y, D, PROMPT service and low prices 9AFle
Bedding 90, saia sth 81, ne. Decatur fsa
REppINn RENOVATION sprlnss, mattresses.
pillows. feather mat, down comforts se1S rn.
cred, ideal neddlne Co. e29 nv NJ aea4
MACK. ArONE, riAAaTER and Cement work
No Job too large or too small tree eAtt-
mate aTpWrSENnERokR. 400 u st NV
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WANTED--SALESMEN.
frAsaNiw,nnl
SECURITY SAL ESM r

SECURITY Statesmen.
Men of experience and good standing to
complete our sales force in the handling OF
an industrial banking stock which has earned
in excess of 2oeo net yearly since its incep-
ton years ago and has paid i2Po to the
investors each year, besides placing a sub
stantial amount to surplus. Plenty OF live
leads and sales. assistance together with
men We select. Apply between $3.50 and IL.
TAYLOR & CO.,
q3l 18th ST NV
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
r -a. . ~

ihte' ioe lesson. ADDRESS BOX Dl-E, ntaF once
THOSE WITH UNDpVELnPED TALENT FOR
craving, large studios offer practical spare
TINE training. viii interview only those who
dfkife 10 make COMMERCIAL art a profession
Address Boz 215-E, Star 0ffice
LEARN AVIATION. Low COST. WON
derfui opportunity Earn while you learn.
Free catalogue. National Flying School
1908 Barr Bldg, Washington, y. g. 20'
LEARN TO DRIVE SHIFT CAR IN. ONE
afternoon; special course, 50, also single les~
sons MAHTONE, West 2ib7-J, ld'
LEARN TO FLY~~AVIATfON OFFERS Elk
ceplional opportunities, Inauire AT Washins-
ton Airport, south end OF Highway bridge
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY EX-
p e,ss sdy and maG ps sdss coNoyrR
THOSE DESIRING TO BECOME TfFiaE.
phone operators before school closes should
enroll aL once; easy. fascinating VOCATION 10
learn oxford Bldg, i4th 81, bet, NJ Y. ave
and II, --
MEN. W0MEN-Jobs for linotype operators
s50sss1 weekly. short hours, Burton Limo
type School. $40 II q ", Day and evening 81
OVERLOOKING. DUPONT oIRCLE-,.Afuse
studio available part time ChekerlnR
grand piano. Address Box 2s4-M, Star of
fee
LEARN BARBER TRADE Prepare yourself
for the future RiR held Clean, easy, steady
Work Write TFi-City Barber School, ai7
Baltimore st,, Baltimore. Md
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EALESAAN-Yo married man, acauaint-
Cd In the city; uaust have fair education
sln be able 70 furnish security. salary enc
commission; apply In ogn handwriting Az
nYes8 Box Ss-M. Star Office
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
TRY ONE or our LOVELY BEST PER:
manent waves, S.. no extras. Natalie, lSl9
r st. Franklin 56a7.
NESTLES CIRCULINE PERMANENT WAVE.
marcel waves, 50 cents, BY appointment
only. Franklin loi4l,
DOROTHY COFFEY.
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SITUATlON--DOMEST1C.

WOMAN, young, colored, wishes day work
care Of invalid or maid in ONCE: reference.
Apply 2811 Sherman ave. NV.
WOMAN-ReIiable colored. wants mems
washing and bachelor apis. to clean. Phone
North 6087. -
WOMAN, settled colored. wishes general
worker; present employer now leaving city.
sol st NV. -
WOMAN, colored. reliable. wants. place as
cook; private family; refs. Call sunday
14l8 Ord st. NV. -------- -------------
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes place as
cook, general houseworker city experience.
Call or write 403 st. Sc: --.---z
WOMAN. colored, experienced, desires posi-
ton as cook or days work; whole or part
time. North 1871. -------~-
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work; hrst
class: or work to take home 4o6 1ltn 81. Sc:
DAYS WORK, any kind, by colored woman.
Phone Adams 982. 10
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HELP--FEMALE.
(C0nttnuAd.l

Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating :;
good salary paid while learning !;
with increases at frequent inter-
walls, Apply to Application
Dept, Room /, ~ 18th st. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
HOSIERY SALESLADY
thoroughly experienced with
fine clientele; must be attractive
i'll appearance; splendid oppor-
tunity and salary. Apply at once
to Mr.. Kramer, 1911 F st.
SOCK IRONERS, press opera
tors, bundle wrappers; exper-
fenced. Good salary. Apply at
once.
PALACE LAUNDRY,
729 9th St. NV.
-.
HELP-DOMESTIC.
CooK-Woman with small child for cook in
country: Cleveland 3788-J.
COOK and first floor worker; no washing
or ironing; stay, nights Apply with refer
ence. 310l Woodley I'd. NV.
COOK, good, colored. and chambermaid;
stay nights; city references. Phone Potomac
1868 or 2l23 Newport pl.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK--Three afternoons
week; colored school girl. living near Mt.
Pleasant, preferred. Address Box 279-M,
Star Office
GENERAL HOUSEWoRKER--Must be good
cook; references. Cali between and g.
2805 Ontario rd. NV
GIRL, white. high school. to assist In care
of two children. 1901 Davis st. NV. Clev
436O.
GIRL for general housework; no washing.
II st. NV.
laundry; references Call after IL. 909 10th
st. NV,
GIRL for general housework; in small fam
lily. Apply 45l3 18th ST. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE, white, for family of
two wife is ILL., must stay nights. Call
MOTHERS HELPER WANTED-White, set
tied girl to take care of children, good
home for right party. 319 st. ne
MOTHERS HELPER-Young white girl pre-
ierred; stay nights except over en- the week
NURSE, undergraduate or practical. VI
$3.50.
PANTRY GIRL-EXperienced colored. Call
bet. 10 and IL; reference. Beacon Inn. 1901
Calvert st. NV.
WORKING HoUSEKEEPER, white settled
woman. in country: small family: no chill
dren all conveniences; good wages; country
woman preferred; references. Call Monday
after II. 70l Woodley Apartment. Col. I'd. .
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aAIEGMEN TO sell metal weather strips;
experience and car not necessary, but oealr-
able: full cooperation and instruction given.
Apply $40 20 10 an. Monday, Apt. II.
5z31 Conn. ave.
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EXPERIENCING, painting; special prices
this week; rooms papered, IS UP; guaran-
teed in writing 5 years. A. J. PemoeTton'
A1Q q Lin. 1852. IL
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANIED--AiENIS.
AGENTS GOLD SIGN LETTERS for store
e Letter 1 CO. rs CLARK sf ss cheaso
BRAND whirlwind seller Wonderful
comfort foot mat for housewives Soft,
cooking. etc. just show II, take orders. 500
rubber specia,ties Direct iron, Rubber CITY.
Free outfit. Write quick. Kristee Mfg. Co.
IL Bar st Akron. Ohio.
CAN you sell colored people? Write Becker
Chemical Co. st. Louis. Mo.
DISTRIBUTOR and agents wanted by In
ventor patent window cleaner. holds water.
Merif and tremendous appeal sells on si st
Tine. ..s,,.,,D Dries,es: article FOR oply sia: you
Msrver SCENTS focR to t t. pays SOB BIG money
saiy r T,h ssore H. sarcw
EARN BIO MONEY. fun or spare time; sen
ends terror Of Staring hssdliFhts; auto
big season now: write auisk Tor intersstins
proposition. Lee-see Co., Dept B. Kewaunee.
EVER sTRATE gong great with colored
BOZ $50 Birminsham. ala. '. s''D"
GOLD leaf window letters and script signs.
soiidated 7s.Ad West va, Bur Buren,. Chicago
MAKE MAI :9oo extra on9.r b cnrssi
ions, Attractive desisns' quality d amss-
eoeet son ss asSsn ea
@ ssena CO.. ii Mount au sdr WITS ssd
Ohio.
MAN WANTED QUICK.
sropper csp s and Sp
Our Florida man cleared $500 last year
Mn hi Roas psp G ass s P,nd %fs
ave St Louis. Mo.
NEW wonderful seller; 40 pront, on every
SAMPLES sa o Rs nsSs asse
Nsw k s.I,,n q nor wa,he, ooys; cleans
s2zs sale We deliver. " Sample ulsV mailed on
approval without previous deposit, Our
Dept. T. Delphos. Ohio. ~ ''NN''
No MATTER what YOU are selling postal
a 3D. TO Fsgey Halpen, Dept; ABB,
money-making com, offer you ever received
a RELIABLE coMPANY-This is not Q
CHEAP or trashy proposition. We are one Of
Surplus over 1908 S 1915 In business Tor
years. Thoroughly estabiished and respon-
sales force. opDortunitc9 for men IN all
studebs is@ S sS ss n drsst o
tory. on, easy payments. at savings Of 50%
Nationally advertised, We supply sales out
ut free. II you are interested in good.
year-found position with responstble peo-
write for particulars Stndebaker Watch
Company. Dept A-i0a4, South Bend. Indiana
ITS WEEkLY--Man or woman wanted with
ambition and Industry to distribute Raw
ieish's Household Products TO steady users;
me openings near you; we train ana help
you so you can make UP 10 500 n week or
more no experience necessary. pleasant
profitable. Identified work Write today. w
T. HaWleigh Co. Dept. DC233 Freeport, Ill,
|
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w A N I l. D~~Elevator oper-
ators; must be thoroughly ex-
perieneed. Apply Superintend-
ent's office, 4th floor, $. kann
Sons Go.
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sELEEMEh-Opportuni for two direct sell
3nR EaIesnaen In Warrington, two outside
Washington. Absolutely 10 competitior' and
VII appel g better sype sslesmen ,,a pCat-
Ysgiey-Hslpen, Desk S-sIo, Philadelphia,
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EAIREAtAR- Eisla-elaBs man interested IN
AVIATION Apply Washington Airport, south
end Of Highway Bridge.
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pAPERHANGING AND PAINTINCi-SpecIaI
prices this week only viii scrape. size,
point-up and paper ayerage size room .c aoI
prices. we use pure Dutch Boy lead and
pure oil only. Estimates. free OF charge.
CASH or credit Phone Main 14l6.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is 3 cents Der line additional TO the
regular line rate.
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To secure what you want in the quick.
est and most satisfactory way, read or
use The Star classified advertisements.
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SALESMAN 20 canvas q htgh-cIsss trade.
we haze contract on which a 6alesms n
can make from $40 70 SIS per week. Salary
while learning Apply 1917 Conn, ave.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary TO be made TO the star
will receive prompt attention For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000. Branch us.
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THERE
ARE NUMBER OF
MEN
who by virtue Of
a fine past record
unQuestioned ability,
unaSsailable integrity,
absolute willingness to work.
can enter our organization and
establish for themselves
lifetime position.
These men must have the. appearance and
education necessary to place them on
plane equal to entering the finest homes
and business establishments throughout this
city and nearby towns.
To these men we will give a complete course
in training that will At them to meet every
proposition capably.
we will offer these men a type of remu-
neration that will be more than interesting.
SEE Mr.. SWAMI,
ola AM.
col DENRIKE BLDG.
min VERMONT AVE NV
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PAPERHANGING, plastering; rooms pa
pered as low, as IS; 1928 samples usee:
workmanship guaranteed in writing; 70
wears experience in paperhanging business:
i PATTI Sol Irving st. NV Col. 1889. 81.
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| PAPERHANGING. painting. plastering. floor
scraping, roofing, house remodeling and
stucco work The better kind. Very reason
| able: 10 months 10 pay. Estimates cheerfuly
| given. National Decorating Co., 45ll Illinois
- "a TfT2 It,
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dealers. Experienced only. We start you in
business for yourself without Investment.
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