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Evening star., 1928-06-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


LEAVINCi TOWN. will saerlhae 470 shares
III stock In we'll known local pginting nlant,
valued az sSS ner share for $iT,Au per share
Far further lniofmationt address Hex SlhsC.
Alar nlflce -
CAFE AND rARTRY alIopnE well estah-
ished m,ist be sold make nifer, asia tta,
ave- fnext To r0lNtls TheateIl, "
nEf,IGATEAaEN, lunch room for aale, Mike
COcein, lass l, at, NV H.
MEAT MARKET, aud Ag0cefy on pteminept
eorner, NV about tSANO husiness month,
MuAt he sold other business. Phone tlal
hlani after 4 O'eloek, Col, HNab a.
ON ACCOUNT or SICK MISS, viii sell = ssn..
pety nnd elHat bus.less on = pFa.nsasns
tFlanglei n1 eompetl ltloh aood .sstahllsl,s Y
business, aand and !. Sts. and New iiah.p
CAFETERIA, dninY sQad business, ". n ",
seellan viii sacrifice Tor aAlnk sale NVtth
lluea hatMesn aud ~ Y ll' -
FflR RENT Store, situated ~ center q
Alskanafie. Va,i splendid place EaF h0otelaes
stand and hat claAnlnk Good ehahYe Ter
liEht pArtx. A. y uonlnhaf n han, Alsxans
aEse,. .,v.,a VA kIns and celnmhNs sta Fheas
ElIuATkaskN a'rnRE teg sale Apnls Mi,
Miatretla, Mount Vernon aaylnas Sank, 9th
ana Mass ave nv A.
Fnn SALE shoe senAirins store With IN.
lN~dalN machineryi Low rent aaaa NlehnlS
sT0RrKKnrFRA ii seu ned measy see IL.
histrlsa hleasa Nssl MkAl M laa''as ssa sWss sVa'
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate
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tsnFcoran CS0rtS, Apt, si5, Main iaeSN
BUICK IasS "A MASrElt sgnSN. s-Goer; een-
a'tion Al. Phone c'sN, Sits. Q TO y a''
RulCkS both asw ana USeSi. 4, s CgAd~
deSs, now loeatsd St buick ASeneS. tfth \
n. Phone ffankttn Sse0
Se sest ' lSs sssss ess ssAS nSa N ,s MN MN ss
ard Coach. xS3as terms. See Mr, BafheS.
liSs t,anneotiSat ave EFanSha TaeS oOen
ht,ickS SNshtly used lass standard sedan.
lssS standard d sstsa lsss master, coach
others waNhiasten Auto KSsesnse, aaiS
iNA g. nv Phone Main sASs, opea :
RuIcK MAsrEa MOURNING. 1854 fc,r.
siaA, Cenaya esraFr. lssS we So NV
huICK SPORT R0AnSrgR v Rumble seat
~ ' wade isas IAN nv es's"" ~ vase '''.as
RulCK AtASrER Z SEnAN late model sssilv
eautpfAeds nttleAae 0nty asee Hest Nuv w
sewa for n,esa terms er trade, lass itsh
AuICN -FOUR pASss CuIlPE, hlily eaelpoea.
~ nns tNnnsns eeAdstleA iaSs tbs ear ses
s.eaaft, tss's ss' ,sss s ,.ls ss Il y NV ''""s' l.
htslt'tS aTANllAleA ssiASlllR aEllAN ~NsW
PANT new Nsy@ ssnesal sal.ssit.eA aud aps
pyasAsSs ~ I sNeat "a asM assssArsAtSed fEaAf
lath ~ NV Fs0es NSsSa sssS,' oesS !
ssseS ssaS sssIlsJ.s s2SEs sE. s9 = " sss sSs
iIssssfs, sgsg'Sssss, y aSee L VII sat Ss @ @Ssss
NAN peIiest sanaltinA hENAsheAt. SeasS 81
WAYS SaSeFeal essy teynsS Nafth 1aia
huIcN sfurks, n NNe ma StAnaAFa, eve
VI sssa w ssaSssss' Sss W isss MN i, ,eNene
nuitk gseASlH sess tsks nsN eNnaia 81
treRtlAnea ~ Nexl fAEeA
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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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SITUATION---MALE.

ACCOUNTANT BoOKKEEpER. university
graduate, dualfled Open for part-time po-
sition Address Box 4O7-C. Star office.
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST-Full Or part time;
experienced; moderate salary. Address Bon
332-C. Star Office, y
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BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds single books
and sets TO entire libraries Bring them ir,a'
OF phone Franklin S4i6. The Big Book shop.
SS3 @ 81 nv. No branch stores.
ROCKS BOUGHT Main SS4S. I7ii q ss
NV. Paul PearlmAn
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hulCk, 1897 STANDARD COOpG With V,,n,-
Ole seat Ike new Saae, hNtek, laAf SttAa~
ard Coach, XS3A, terms See Mr. BaFneS.
llSs, tsanneetlCUt ave FFankhn TaaS Open
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MILLINERY SALESLADY.
experienced, for permanent and
part-timc work. Only those
with millinery experience need
apply. ]. +. Cunningham &
Co, 3l6 9TH st. NV.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating
Permanent employment under
desirable working conditions
with opportunity for advance
ment Good salary paid while
learning. with increases at fre-
quent intervals. Apply TO Ap.
plieation Dept, Room |, ~
18th ST. NV.
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MASSAGE, PHYsIoTHERAPY, CHIRo.
praettc SARAH J. HOLMaTRoM, 50S East
CnnInl Lincoln 1la1
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TYpEMRtrERS, latest models guaranteed;
so up, All makes repaired reasonably
STANDARD Tynewrlter Exchange, s06 10th
Mnin NENY
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TYPEWRlrER. portable RrmIngt0n. StAnd-
ard Arbaok keyhoafu, Like new, X3t 10,
Gia st NV Room 20S,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MARCEL WAVING. MANICURINcI, FINGER
waving, etc, taught in real beauty culture
school; day and evening classes; easy pay
ments: graduates placed. Mabellc Honour
School OF Beauty Culture, 8l7 i4th st. NV.
Fro
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RkFRl(fElAI1fsSr several GOOD c0nNiti0ns
small, SIS; medium. So; iarxe, STA Call any
time. i3lS 9Th NV. No dealers
REFRIGERAToRS. second hand, cheap. For
homes, groceries, meat markets, etc. S0I
Sd NV
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A BUSINESS CONNECTION
WITH AN INTERESTING

EXPERT marceller and finger
waver; permanent position TO
one who qualities. Apply
Helen's, 725 10Th st. NV.
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PIANO. baby Srand, mahogany. perfect con-
ditiOn: very cheap; In STORAGE: looks like
new, WASHINGTON Safe Deposit Co. 9l6 Pa,
Sc
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DANCING BALLROOM. PRIVATE LESSONS
BY cultured eady OF experience. North Isi.
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PERMANENT WAVE. MARCEL AND HAIR
bob instruction sven by our French expert,
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htilckS Ahahtly used iass standard sedan.
lese standard sedan. lass master coach
Snort toNFias 7ypaSS Touring and maRy
nfhefS Washington Auto EXShanse. aatS
lath So nv. Phone Main sASs cpea :
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SEWING MACHINE -Singer, portable eiee-
attachments. Sas, Address Box i7S-B. star
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TIREA. used, all siMeS Trade~InS and
changr-overS, Also new tires nt low prices,
Trade IN your old tires, Hundley'S. sass
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SEWING MACHINES ~prophead Singer. Siss
New Home, SIS Standard, tta; New Ideal,
$40, others at SIS; all guar. New machines,
So mo- RENTING and repairing. Open eyeoinsS
Sc sew, Mch. Shop, SiS Pa ave. s,e. L a7S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APPAREL tmen's. women's and children 81
needed Tor rumtnage sale; also curtains. bed
uihs' alSheS RUGS. and misc household erti-
FIR. 60l6-W
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table. seats people. dining room chairs,
SI5O each; Stuger sewing machine, SIS;
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Diamond Solitaire, weighing
63-lOO carats. or Is points
more than half a carat; a
superb diamond . s
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SALESWOMAN, experienced,
in our women's rcady-to-wcar
shop; attractive salary plus
commission on all sales; excel
lent position for a young lady
with real selling ability. Apply
Immediately to Mr.. Grosner, Ra-
leigh Haberdasher, Inc, 1910 +
ct
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SAIE--AUTOMORII.HS.

Aulck I COUPE WeStingh houSe Shoek se~
SaFherNi auoa condition, hargatN At Ssea>
IoTsoran CNNrtS. Ant, si5 Main i6eSN
BUICK laas MASrER SEDAN s-ttoor; cen-
ditton Al, Phone clsV. Glta, TO Y N,
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size mahogany case 100 recordings; Will
Sarlncs for cash. Phone Lincoln eO2i.
nm to m
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NOT WORKINGS

Is very simple matter TO repair your
Taalo set. and our charges are moderate
sets tested Tree in our shop. Sets rebuilt
Repair Department Loomis Radio coliegs
eos 9Th. NJ 1899 .
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REFRI ERAToR. S7S 2urney. lO0-lb,. poree-
lain. SIS: beds. table. chairs: $3.50 Cirafonola
$40 s5TS Warder st. NV Adams sA0l-J. =
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SEWING MACHINES. sineeTs. in perfect
condition. with attachments; guaranteed:
saa up, Terms - desired. SIS Tth st,
NV phone FF 60OH
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Most Of the professionals who will
compete in the qualifying rounds Mon
6ay for tfle open championship plan 70
leave washington Friday night. The
bulk Of the Washington players win 90
70 Pittsburgh
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private family. viii go away for Summer
Experience and refs. years with last en-
DiOyer Phone Col 9439
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pIANo-AmpICo upright, electric; mahOgany
colonial case; cost $1,000; nearly new; Sacrt-
fire xNSn Pot SNll
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VIII pay more fae furniture, sNtioueS,
suEtoS ette~a- a-hrac, china and households Ct
col p NV -
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hUlCkS~s Both neW and used. A. s. ClAd-
ueSs, nov lneatsd Ak Buick Agency. t1th 4
M Phone Franklin Saeo
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ANTIQUES. old gold. silver. diamonds. lew
siry A. =. Arnold. 1923 G st. NV. Mata
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CHAUFFEUR. Filipino. handy. desires posi-
tiuu; willing to 20 anywhere; best refer
ence Address Box 3ig-C, Star office. u
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

DAIRY COWS, entire herd of 40 registered.
tuberculin-tested. high-srade Holstein cows:
m business. Address Box t2s-D. Star
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, BABTImoFb: Abay af r: mp: sac.
tory" Baltimore phone, Plaza s2ss.
FURNITURE-Day bed, used
once, $500; reed chair and
rocker, upholstered i'll tapestry
$500 each; Simmons postet
bed with link springs, Al con-
dition, $500 for both. Call be-
tween / and 5 pm. Sunday
Apartment 304, 1850 Fuller st
northwest.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Private parties in need OF
money left the following dia-
monds to be sold at once:
AT A BIG SACRIFICE.
bracelet, nearly one inch wide. of the finest
quality and Workmanship designed by one
perfectly matched blue white diamonds, 4
large diamonds and "a sapphireSs Cost
originally S4,250; Will sacrlnce Tor S2'6Io.
Lady's solid platinum diamond dinner
ring, set with 81 very fine, perfectly matched
blue white diamonds, beautifully designed
and of the finest workmanship Cost
originally, $3.50. Leaving city, will sacrifice
for $3&5.
Iady's solid platinum diamond flexible
bracelet. exclusive design of the finest WORK
manship, set with 81 large, perfectly
matched, blue white diamonds and Is
emeralds. Cost originally s1.250 In order
to raise funds will sacrifice for s735.
Gentleman's solitaire diamond rinc,
weighs 2 carats less l2-l00; beautiful gem
full % luster and briliancy. set in the lat
est style white gold mounting. Cost orig-
inally 1895. Will sacrifice to quick buyer
for S675.
TRIBBY'S.
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DINING ROOM SUITE-American walnut
bed davenport, living room suite: bedroom
suite; two-tone walnut. 1923 Columbia road
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DINING SUITE, walnut, round table. ten
pieces or separately; cheap. 1917 Irving st.
~ n
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DAVENPC-2T. ovcrstufTed. and chair: felt
mattress. maho2any. eate-leg table buffet
furniture. pressure cooker. In good condi-
ton will sacrifice. 1882 S. Apt. %. 3o%
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DINING SUITE, modern wal; also brand.
new overstuffed living room suite. beautiful
nah. daybed, vacuum cleaner. CleVe. 3233-W.
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COOKER-National steam pressure. heavy
aluminium: cost S37; sell $40; new. Franklin
1905 Sl4 Conn. ave. NV.
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DINING ROOM SUITE, mahogany. 8 pieces.
perfect condition; price, $50. 1880 18th st.
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DAY BED-Ensmeled. covered with rose
brocade: also handsome formal hall chairs
and cabinet; very cheap. Address 300
oath ST. NV: phone Cleveland 6477.
DAVENPORT SUITE 3-piecc. Apply ianitor.
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SALE-aNSCELLANEOCS
fCnnft,nad

COAT-Imported golden-hrown silk coat
Plerot model, for sale cheap beautiful for
. Florida wear. After Sunday, Apt 31o
20l5 Conn. ave. Col. 6443-W
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COAT fur trimmed. s5 mink cape, beauty.
500 2l20 q St, Apt. 403. forenoons and
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DINING ROOM SUITE, kitchen cabinet. Vic
trola, bedroom suite, birch bureau, living
mattress. sectional book case. and water:
power washing machine;. all in very good
condition; very moderately priced. 6l07
North Dakota ave. NV Ga. 1854. 800
nIN1Nc PQnM SEE tnr sale 1914 E1lclid
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25-FOOT CRUISER-Will trade for automo-
bile coach or $50 cash. tbs 7th st. s.w.,
Apt. 2.
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1909 ST. E.W-Bachelor apt, bedroom
ana sitting room. suitable for or sentle-
men or ladies; parlor bedroom, front base.
ment bedroom; all we'll furn.; small red
room. running water, So per week: three
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lozL ST-Attractive house and rooms
shower; for men only Sns
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Rnnnfs-rI1RNISHEn

1924 MASS. AVE. SE-Neatly furnished
17o6 s ST. N.W.-3rd apt. for gentleman,
delightful room with porch southern eX-
pcsure; two in family artistic, cultured
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6l4 QUINCY ST. Nw.-Two front rooms.
ca nIGey iurnlshed. complete for Ink; for
COupIe. inst. hot water; a
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Cd;EtvhESLAND tnhS PARK-Large furnished room:
| SuLaole Ior two; tile bath. Shower; uriyafe
nome: Unlimited phone. CleYeland SI2S W
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NEUTRODYNE, 5-tube. fully equipped, Cum
ningham tubes, high-grade speaker; price,
$50. 612 5th st. ne. Lincoln 6606-J.
BUILD YOUR OWN Western Electric unit
speaker; high grade parts ready to assemble,
$3.50. Spepherd 3044.
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DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
How One Flapper Plans to Hold Her Husband
How Can Contrite Husband Who Killed
His Wife's Love Rewin Herr

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saith o sa 9s mouths the '4 AID s1s % s
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nae present e ~o nS ABOUT any
aapps5 wives s who have
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just s s % the s ss ks" ' @ H's
blends i their husbands Offices
husband b s,s4 Jealous
come ms" to oO the T pace when you
hsDsnd society a must
ns and % @ A% m an nd wife be
1ns &c h n % e has @ the the that cali
life nh6 .te4e o sos up Of for Perfectly delightful evening not
s spS hat 0 s 8 % % b ss s aap a with good book
t,.s s bette.
s 9 nd '' s sss SLAVE 'aS
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DEAR DOROTHY DIX wonderful wife
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earth snd never dreamcd that
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s.ns ina a % Rt az s,,
loves as e ehspe
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and IA. % dies ans s1 That s at % ss
the husband who her badly that she stick to him through
him. killed
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SUMMERTIME


The Boston Tea Party settled the
question once and for all--and after
that the chilliest old lady the thirstiest
dame of the struggling Republic. would
have chofcd before she would drink
cup of Englands tea. with It's odious
tax, Yet tea our Revolutionary FORE
fathers insisted upon having. for Amer
lea was not yet a Nation OF coffee
drinkers. And tea, of q sort, they got.
And that tea came from the leaves OF
a plant that botanistS call Ceanothus
and others red-root. Since the Revolu-
tionary War the plant has borne the
name of New jersey tea. Why New
Jersey l know not. unless it be that on
that famous retreat across New Jersey,
that retreat that was victory for
Washington at every step the soldiers
first pressed this plant in service.
lust at this season of the year you
may see New Jersey tea in bloom every
where. lifting up pretty white spires OF
family fragrant, bee-loved flowers. They
belong to a family that even fairly ac-
complished nature lovers do not always
recognize-the Buckthorn family. But
you may know this pleasant tribe. rich
In lore of the Old World and the New
by the strange disk at the center OF the
flowers and the petals, which are folded
inward in the bud and are hooded or
concave.
You may try the leaves of New Jersey
tea for yourself in a brew. l did the
other day. and. though there was moth
ing undrinkable about the tea. am
willing to concede that the sufferlngs
of our Revolutionary heroes were great
at times
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Straight Talks to Women About Money
By MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN.

! as the training. experience, and prac-
teal opportunity for self-adaptation.
/ Ordinarily the boy or girl home from
! school is not looked upon favorably by
! EMPLOYERS. He is not likely to be serious
about his work. nor interested in his
| future at his place Of employment. II
| your child seems 10 be over-worked and
underpaid, you may be fairly certain
/ that your fears are misfounded.
| A vacation does not necessarily mean
/ loafing. A child who returns from
| school should be put at work that VIII
/ be congenial, helpful and. If possible,
profitable.
| The salaries for students are fairly
modest Banks offer from $l2 to $18
q week. Stores offer from $40 10 $50,
depending upon the opportunities avail
able and the ability of the student.
Summer hotels offer clerkships and
camps counSelorships The latter are
often profitable to those who have dis
tinguished themselves in extra curricu-
lum activities.
The child who earns no more han
his spending money during the Summer
is relieving his family of at least hat
burden. He viii also manage his af-
fairs with greater practical knowledge
in the Fall
Tne salary earned may NOT equAI AZ
worth the experience Of finding out al
first hand what ones value is in the
world, how ones worth is judged, and
| what is required for material success.
College teaches none of these things,
but the child with knowledge OF them
is weather. in wisdom. II the father
works all Summer. IT is not too much
| n ask the child Work is q good habit,
and though the salary be small, the eX-
/ perience will be worth much.
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Quality.

This seasons crop of youth is about
to be put upon the market. The grad
yates are all out searching for jobs.
making plans for their life work. The
EMPLOYERS look them over. searching
for what they need most in the work
of the world--qual1ty.
There are a great many workers VINO
can do work after fashion. Ihey
come by the gross and are paid IN
wholesale rates There are very few
who can work to nicely, get along
without supervision and turn out WORK
that has a quality that sets 1t apart.
These come by one and one. and they
are paid whatever they ask. The world
of art of industry, Of science, the whole
field of human activity, reaches out
toward these consecrated workers WIN
eager. welcoming hands.
| have heard boys say; "AW. tney
don't care about the kind OF work you
do. All they want you to do Is TO stand
there all day and turn EN- out.
I could not persuade the boy tnat
because he had worked on that idea
that because he had refused to put tne
best of himself into his work. that the
cheap factory was the only place INTO
which he fitted. Had he had the quar-
ity of the fine workman he could nave
commanded the best place in the world
I have watched two students working
side by side in the same shop. making
a model of ship The opportunities.
the materials, the complete situation as
to working equipment was the same FOR
both. One of the lads went through
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/. Is its tip pointed?
.. Is 1t comic gracefully rounded?
3. Is it square (straight across?
q. Is 1t spatulate (the tip broader
than the knuckle below ito?
s. Is the finger crooked?
g. Does it lean toward the second or
little finger?
Answers.
/. You are an artistic dreamer. living
in visionary world where all is beauty,
far removed, alas. from the sordid, ma :
terial world about you. You are much
too idealistic.
2. Your pronounced artistic nature
will show in your home, in your dress,
In your Office. by the exquisite taste dis
played Whatever your vocation, you
are, above all, an artist.
3. With you art can never be sepa-
rated from money. You see the prac-
teal side of beauty and are quick to
utilize it. If you have artistic ability
YOU create merely that you may sell.
4. Your extreme originality and excess
of energy must find outlet in creative
work AS an artist, a writer, mu-
stefan, a sculptor. your work Is marked
by Vigor and great daring.
5. Combined with brilliancy, there Is
a strain of shrewdness that makes you
a formidable business opponent. You
make money easily--and spend Is as
freely. Life to you is full of zest and
JOY. AM,
6. Your artistic nature will be little
less pronounced by this leaning, your
brilliancy not so great. your success less
assured. But your f1uency as writer
will be enhanced.
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OUR CHILDREN By Angelo patri

a whole shelf full of lumber and se-
lected his material with thoughtful care.
He examined his tools and set them ex-
actly to suit his purpose, and then he
was careful to keep them in case
made for the purpose by his own care
full hands. He searched the metal shop
to find the precise grade Of copper that
he wanted to put In his sails. He went
on several long trips to study the coats
of arms that he intended to paint on
the tiny copper shields that were 30
trim the edges Of his ship. Every d.
tail of his work was as perfeee 80 ne
could make it, When his ship stood
completed, II was a thing of beauty.
Something about IL - that i11effable
something We call quality-put stitch
in your breath.
The other lad had made a ship. Just
a ship. Nobody would stop TO give 1t q
1t p and said. I'D have given you
B plus if YOU had rubbed down that last
coat and taken little more pains with
the rigging
"Aw. it's good enough" said he.
II is quality that lis needed If the stu
dent is to rise to the head Of his pro-
fession. Perhaps 1t is gift. But 1
suspect that it is habit. an attitude
of mind that almost any intelligent
child could assume until 1t became his
own.
Mfr Patri will give personal attention tn
inquiries from parents and school teacners
on the care and Development OF cnlor,sn.
stamped, addressed envelope for reply.
Copyright, 1929