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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-09
CURB PRICES SAG
IN SELLING MOVE
Individual Issues Advance
Despite Downward Trend
of General List. 49,.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 9.--An ir-
regular downward trend characterized
the price movement on the Curb Elk
change today. There were few cases of
real weakness and a number Of stocks,
among which various investment trust
issues were conspicuous, advanced, but
the general list was heavy.
Selling was particularly noticeable
in the utility group. There was no
change in the confidence In which these
stocks are held over the longer term,
but 1t was felt that the recent advance
had been too fast and that temporary
reaction at least was due. The excep-
ton was Standard Power 81 Light
which was bid up points or SO on the
report that Standard Gas g. Electric
would make an offer of exchange Of
stock. This news, however, did not
affect Northern States Power A, which
was lower, but that issue had gone up
nearly 40 points last week.
Electric Bond & Share sold of
sharply on large turnover, but this
stock, too, had made q new high last
week, so that profit taking was a rea-
sonable explanation for the decline.
Electric Investors weakened and so did
Associated Gas & Electric. American
Gas & Electric lost nearly points.
Stocks of investment companies were
generally strong.
Further reflection of the disaster to
the airplane City of San Francisco was
seen in a new low price for Transconti-
mental Air Transport. Other airplane
stocks were not materially affected, and
Dayton Airplane & Engine went to a
new top.
The oils were irregular, with strength
d. UnA AnA eakk< aaly 10 HS,N1R
Of Pennsylvania. Humble was lower,
but changes were not large in either
direction. There is no extensive public
interest in the curb oil stocks outside
Of few issues.
Among the general industrials to sell
OF were the high-priced Singer Manu-
featuring and Walgreen. Against these
losses was i0-point jump in ALUMNI
mum Co. of America.
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DECREASE IN CHECKS.
nv the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
A Z per cent decrease in checks
drawn on national banks In leading
cities OF the Nation occurred during
the week ending September &, es com.
pared TO the preceding week. The last
week, however, contained but i've bust.
ness days. the Federal Reserve Board
pointed out. The check debts to In.
dividual accounts for the reported week
showed Q 10 per cent increase over
the same period last year.
The comparative figures we're:
Week ending September 4, $l5,2o4,-
100000.
Same week last year. S12,745 600, 900.
Banks In New York recorded q de-
crease with $40, 14l ,895, 900 for the week
ending September 4, against $40, ISL
ear, 900 for the previous week. In Chi
caeo the figures were 81 $50, s94. 900.
against $I,794.23S.000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-09
BROKERS ORGANIZE
OWN TRADING FIRMS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September e.-The in
vestment trust or trading corporation
idea has been adopted by many broker
age houses on a small scale for the
purpose Of consolidating their position
with their largest customers.
Brokerage houses through their Spe-
eial connections and private investiga-
tons, are able to maintain closer touch
with developments. affecting stock prices
than any of their individual customers
Before the private investment COM
pany plan became so generally adopted,
the information obtained by brokers
was passed on to customers in the form
Of advice on investments.
One result of organizing a private
investment or trading company has
been to simplify this procedure.
Customers are privileged to buy stock
and the funds are used for trading
purposes by the brokerage house. In
this way customers profit by the same
advice as before without shouldering
the task of managing their own funds.
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GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, September o R).-Eve-
ming up of accounts so as to prepare
for any surprise in Government crop
figures tomorrow helped to rally wheat
prices today toward the last. Taking
the day as a whole, however, the wheat
market averaged lower. owing in part
to 2,008, 900 bushels increase of the
United States wheat visible supply.
This increase. though. was less than
was witnessed either q week or a year
ago.
Wheat closed nervous at the same as
Saturdays finish to "a net lower.
Corn finished "a to "a of, oats at "a
decline to u advance and provisions
varying from 10 cents setback to q rise
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, September Especially.
- The Government report proved
slightly lower than generally expected,
and with an indication of less than
$4,000, 600 bales, prices advanced
sharply on the cotton exchange, but
around 1870 for December the market
met cotton again and eased of quarter
Of q cent in the last hour, ending
with @ gain of over quarter Of a cent
on the day. Spots were advanced 20
points to 1895.
Cotton range.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. September o (P)-Call
money easier; 8 per cent all day. Time
loans steady; 80 days, 8A 8; 5000
days, 1919; AS months, $40. Prime
commercial paper, 6-6H. Bankers
acceptances steady; 80 days, 5H-5b;
$3.50 days, 81 -5h; 4 months, So -5H;
SIS months, 5ss-51a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-09
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, September B.-t
Copper steady; Electrolytic. spot, and
future Is. Iron steady; No. 2, fob,
Eastern Pennsylvania, 20.50a2i. so;
Buffalo, 17.50a18.50; Alabama, 13.5oa
1850. Lead steady; spot. New York,
SEQ; East st. Louis, 7.70a6.76; zinc,
steady; East st. Louis spot and future,
$50. Anthony, 6.75. Quicksilver,
l24. Tia easy, spot, 46.s0: future,
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

QUALITY SERVICE our motto Hot-water
heat heating plants installed at 1910 above
cost. Painting. paperhanging. electricity.
plumbing. roofing and all general contract
ing. our specialties. We will paper average
size. room for So; special reduction on all
work this week only: cash or terms Call
Main 8007. l0059. American Decorating &
improvement Co Inc, 719 Eleventh st. NV,
doors above Palais Royal Dept. Store, 2i'
ROOF REPAIRING. PAINTING. suffering.
spouting; furnaces repaired and cleaned;
reasonable prices North 1914 day or night.
Ajax Roofing Co. 2033 18th st. NV.
ROOF REPAIRING OF all kinds. Painting,
waterproofing Reasonable. Latham Roof
ing Co. North 101f4. 81
STEAM. HOT WATER HEATING and Chin
ney cleaning; jobbing and remodeling q
speciality. II. Z. williams. Dec. 4702. %
WINDOW SHADES to measure. factory
prices. The Shade Factory. 34l7 Conn. ave-
Clev. 2204.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALESMAN--We have a good opening for
man, selling glass and copper store front
construction; must be capable of reading
can produce. Apply mgr. glass dept. between
4 and $50 pm. Standard Plate Glass Co,
7le 18th st. NV. 81
COMPETENT SALESMAN
selling coffee must be IS or
over and have acquaintance with hotel and
restaurant trade in Washington and victn-
ity; permanent; good pay.
Kroneberger Coffee Co,
Baltimore. Nd
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WANTED--AGENTS,

AGENTS MISUNDERSTANDING. experienced real
estate statesmen. men and women. to sell
D. c.; nearby Va. and Nd. Conduit Road
section. Wisconsin avenue We are owners;
pay full commission: cooperation. Fulton r.
Gordon, Continental Trust Bldg, Main. 1881.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED; samples free;
no deposit required selling experience not
necessary; paid daily. Donaldson STUDIO,
027 NV 19s
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PERSONAL.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NERVOUS;
ness, II to g.; later BY appointment. i0l
Dist. Nat. Blk Frank 5203 GRACE NASH.
WOULD LIKE TO ADOPT BABY Roy
from / to years. Write P. o. Box 1913,
WANTED AT ONCE GIRL TO SING AND
play Spanish guitar in Hawaiian quartet.
Address Box 453-H. Star Office.
NURSE. EXPERIENCED WITH CHILDREN.
feeding; best of mothers care; reasonable.
Call Silver Spring 4eS-M. 20'
REDUCE NATURES WAY BY DANCING
and exercise: no diets; results positively
guaranteed. PEMBERTON STUDIO. North
1922. "a
NURSE HAVING OWN HOME WILL CARE
for elderly lady. Rates reasonable. Shep-
herd 244
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CONVA-
lescents and aged by nurse in her own home.
Phone Adams 1868. 1888 Kalorama I'd
NURSE WILL CARE FOR INVALIDs, CON
valescents, elderly people in her home; spe
cial diet: massaeing. Clev. 1851. 2Oe.
JOHNSON REST HOME.
1nvalids, aged and convalescents. special
diet. IT'S Lanier pl. Col. 5377.
FOR YOUR BEAUTY CULTURE WORK
SCHOOL. All work done by thoroughly
trained. graduate students. Prices moder-
ate. Appointments taken.
PERMANENT WAVE, $50.
1925 N. H. ave. - doors s. Dupont circle)
North l0499
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Star wv Ad"
Branch Offices

NORTHWEST. =
18Th ana st:..Day Pharmacy
1iss 18th st.--Marty's Cigar and Magazine
1!th and Cue sts.---Kenner's Pharmacy.
2Soi deorsia sve.-F. E Lampkin's Phsr.
Ell s:i I f:s q Es.s s; CO.
aSth and Buchanan sts.-Hohbersers Phar'
i4th St. and Colorado ave.-o'Donneli.
s2 eosa' Mount, pl.asan. st.-Moun. plea.an.
1878 Columbia rd.-The Billy Shop
2i62 California st.-Coiodny Brothers.
n y. n, j. aves. and M-ssnitary rhsr-
s.h snd Eye -Nqsss,am's phsrmssy.
tn and K sts.NdoldenberSs ttiins clerks
m and s.s.7;smith's, Cut Rate prus Store.
Ga. ave and ROCK Greek Church rd.-Rock
Ca. Nv ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
S s U Ss p Rs1T%ss'
s22t sTd st-s Scy'. pb. Pharnascs'
1905 Mass ave.-Dupont Pharmacy.
18th and Fla sve-ssrn ns;:F,S Drug store
North Capitol st. and r. l. ave - Parkers
Pharmacy.
Elsa New York ave.--Riverside Pharmacy.
55i:s snd g sts;-opislsy..s P pnsrmscy
s ssfs e 5a Pa av svehsrS Newsstand ama''
$500 Conn ave.---Monterey Pharmacy.
$500 Conn. ave. Circle confectionesy st ssore.
l2si wisconsin aye;-Morsan Bros ..,,,,r
Bros Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
soth and sts-Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
3oth and NJ sts.-Rraee's Pharmacy.
S 5os3 y Wisconsin ssinSa aSvie!IHaney's.
wisconsin ave and o st.-Donahue's Phar-
NORTHEAST,
4th and Fl sts-Home Drus Store.
eo7 H st.-Garrens Music store
18th ana Md. aye-Lucsetts Pharmacy.
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy's Pharmacy.
s26 East Capitol st.-Estlow e. Tates Phar-
East Cap. AID 9th .ts.-nielouss Fhsrmses.
18th and East Cap. sts,-Lincon Park Phar-
aoth and R. L ave.-coliins Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-BrookIand Pharmacy. Brook
9TH and R. !. ave--John G. 5igss Phar-
NeS' SOUTHEAST.
srd and Pa; aye-9DenpMsl a,;.I Drrs g., store; tore,
18th and Pa. ave.-Fea.ey's Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave-. .Anacostia-Healy's Drug
SOUTHWEST.
10th st. and va. a;e.-Herbert's Pharmacy.
7th and D sts.-Lantzs Drug Store.
Ala and L sts.--Columbia Pharmacy
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ATLANTA, sl3; AsHEvnLE. CHARLOTTE
Harted Motor Travel, Sterling Hotel, Main
5237.
MIAMI. $40; OWNER DRIVING HUDSON
Sedan; economical stopovers; 3 or 4 passen-
gers wanted; references EXCHANGED Phone
North 1854 20s
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PERSONAL.

AGnoOiNhAs
DR.. KELLY's ExERC1sER AND WEIGHT RE-
Alec rubS: also blanket baths. Potomac 472l
WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
LECTRo-THERAPEUTI MASSAGE TREAT
ments regulate circulation and nerve energy.
24l7 18th st. NV. Adams 7O75. 23'
DANCING LESSONS BY CULTURED LADY
OF experience. 5 lesson, So; single. $l.25
North 73l 2035 p st. NV. up one flight. l9s
FOR IADOPTION-SIx BRIGHT. HEALTHY
RGyf VEIL
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SINCE
ton ton, Frsnklln S7oO bradford secrs. SEW
ice. Transportation Building. mhls'
SLIP COVERS pG SUITE at WITH sis SEE %
MASSAGE. ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS;
baths; private; colored operator Potomac
HELP CHANGE PRESENT EVIL coNDI-
the .Vclstead Act. National Press Building;
teer wouli drive the bootlesger out. II.
Are you INTERESTED IN BECOMING A
stenographer capable OF taking the most
o apd The sSsy IS the
without obligation. New classes being or
sAnized to begin work on April l in evening
school STRAYER COLLEGE, 721 18th st.
VIOLET RAY ELECTRIC TREATMENTS:
Nurse. 14l0 Hopkins st. NV, bet. goth and
2lst SITS. o P. Daily. Sunday. No phone.
HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY WILL TUTOR
diplomatic students in English; reasonable.
Address Box 4e4-H, Star ONCE.
MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC TREATMENT
for colds and convalescents; once or at your
home. Call FIR. 87l5. to 9. 90
TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
n1oney-saving prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at
tendants to care for year every want. Peo-
Piles Drug Store No. 9th and SITS. NV.
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PIANO. apt grand. months old leaving
CITY and will transfer nv equity of s249 tn
party willin@ TO take over balance on nv
account of 1901. ORIGINAL prize. $3.50. Small
monthly payments. Address Box 3i9-E, Star
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OPIENTA1, RUGS-Clearance sale. Lowest
values Almost to the cost price as We need
the room for cleaning and storage. Manou-
kan Bros, 13ai Conn ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALE-MASN ELLANEOUS.
ADDING MACHINES Burroughs. Wales,
Machines. $50 up; rentals. SIS per month.
United Typewriter and Adding Machine Co,
Inc. 1927 N. Y. ave. NV. Main $500 go
Retail at wholesale prices. Save 25's, buy
at Johnson's. 5s24 Georgia ave. NV
BED-DAVENFORT SUITE, good condition:
esk f bed MAN sS old line ehe
must sell. 2Ol4 Kalorama I'd. NV.
BUILDING MATERIALS. bathtubs and brick
from recently wrecked big frame Govt. build
foot; sheathing and framing. &c; plenty .2x6.
2ys. 2xlO. sash. doors, windows complete;
other items; lowest prisesl Large selection!
HEcHINGER &C. &C. 81 522i ,6 Ga aye NV
HEcHINGER CO. 5th and Fla. ave. ne
CASH REGISTER, Natl, $50, terms Room
9o9 Dist Natl Bank Bldg.
COATS, young lady's white Spring coat;
brand-new;. choice. SIS. Apt. 3i5 Carlisle
Courts. l40l Columbia I'd.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS; quality
davenport suites. dining room, suites. odd
t tsTef base SsSy
m aD and SfGs . OS N.R B,sHsn as s
18th st. NV; North s942 Terms extended
Open evenings. Our motto. quick sales and
CONFERENCE TABLE and once furniture.
and ! swivel chairs: costumer and waste
Closing out ONCE. Cheap price to sell. Apply
At once to elevator starter. washington
BUILDING. 18th 4 New York ave- NV. MI.
COUNTER (l5 feet lons5. two display cases
and one cash register. 1903 nth st. NV.
pELGo Plant LAI;o % vph and -hp meter
Capitol Heights 31F4
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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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WANTED--A thoroughly capa-
bic and experienced woman for
doll department. In making
application state age, expert
ence and give references. Ad-
dress Box 460-H. Star office.
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SITUATTON--MALE.

STENOGRAPHER- SECRETARY seeks tempo
rary or permanent employment: well edu-
Gated, perfect knowledge Spanish. reads Ger
man, French Adams 6778.
YOUNG COLORED MAN, experienced cook
and butler. wishes position. private family;
reference. 1855 You st. NV. Paul Justice.
YOUNG COUPLE will give services as resi-
Address Box 4s2-H. Star office. 20'
YOUNG MAN-Neat appearing, strong. reli-
able, wants steady employment Address
Box Arb Star office 10"
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OVERSTUFFED SUITE. three-piece; floor
lamp and 10-in. WestinghouSe fan; all for
$50. 1925 18th st. NV, Apt SO. Call We'd
resdav
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PRINTING PRESS, with cleo motor. type.
Bcv 49-E. Star office
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OFFICE FURNITURE from U. S. Govt
Desks. chairs. file cabinets. tables: everything
for your Office at great savings. Washington
Salvage Co. Off1ca furn. dent. BIO 9th 81. n ".
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KITS SHOP SALE
OF REBUILT USED
PIANOS.

As little as IS cents day will pay
for a piano. put music in. your home
and give your children their chance
Tor musical education.
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Numerous openings for young men between
the. ages of q and, 80. who have, bad 2
ing experience: steady employment and
excellent chance for advancement. Plant
located at Kearney. New Jersey $50 min
utes from New York City, Call and see
Mr.. z. H. Eriaes, Tuesday. March -: at the
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC,
iii North Capitol St., Washington, c.
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WHOEVER, with three children, desires
woman to take care Of home; no laundry
work. Phone Georgia 1743.
WOMAN, over %, represent internationally
advertised semi-professional business; no
canvassing; give phone. Address Box 3e3!H
Star Office.
YOUNG LADY, who has had considerable
experiences on decorating hieh-class Easter
eggs. to work in a store window in Wash
promptly, giving complete reference and
stating salary wanted. Address Box l85-E
Star once.
YOUNG LADY. average ability. coupled with
desire to succeed and willingness to work;
will permit you to build worth while career
with an organization maintaining rs Offices
throughout the country. Two years high
school training and willingness to leave city
essential. Give details to secure interview
Address Box 500-E. Star once.
WoMEN-AN OPPORTUNITY
The growth and success of our business
has made further expansion necessary and
this enables us to offer new opportunities to
those who qualify for our work We are in
need Of several women over 81 whose edu-
cation, interests and experience will At them
for our high type OF sales service. II yor
are. looking for q permanent and profitable
business connection. write and tell us of
yonr qualifications. and, If satisfactory. we
win arrange for a personal interview.
THE BOOK HOUSE FOR CHILDREN,
15n0-n2 Mitten BLDG,
pbiIa dn1nhia
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REFRIGEPATCRS Second hard). Hobart
meat grinders. coffee mills. etc. for groceries
and meat markets. 800 18th st. NV.
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3 Meier mdii original reconniendd,sons whe,
GRSperiro advertisements Tor employment
USE COPIES.
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SHOE SALESMAN.
Must be experienced. Apply col q St
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RUGS. 9x12: chairs. wicker and STRAIGHT
back; brass bed. full size. complete; reason
able 927 c. st NV. Ant 8
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

cAUsBY's PARTISAN BUTTEPMILK FACE
packs really beautify; restful, bleaches, re-
moves fine lines. tones muscles: results guar
anteed; So facial, 81. Scientific scalp treat
ment. marcel and facial, Csc each. CAUS-
BY,s PARTISAN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
CULTURE. 100 o st. NV. Potomac 1906
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL UNTIL o PM.
Free Marcels. other Work at Nominal Prices
PERMANENT WAVE. IS.
MARBLE HONOUR SCHOOL. INC.
Burchell Bldg, SIT 14th ST. NV FIR 9sis
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inviting prices. Knabe upright. small size.
$50; Stieh upright. mahogany case. $3.50.
Get acquainted with our rent privilege in
case of purchase Pianos hauled and packed
fer shipment Grands and MIDGET uorights
for rent. HUGO Worch, ITO G. st. NV. Es
tahIishei 1879.
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Z, 4-line minimum.
II time 25c per line.
8 times, 23c per line.
Z times ale per line. -
= 50 times or more consecut!rely. zoe per line
additional.
Transient CLASSIFIED advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times VIII
be received over the Business Counter OF Tne
star at regular rates
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PANTRY GIRLS, coiored, ex-
perienced making salads and do
general pantry work. Apply
Collier Inn. 18th and Col. rd.
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REAL ESTATE PLAT pOoKs-New: Vol.
and 3. 218 woodward Bldg.
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ALEsMEN to handle nationally advertised
roduct. s3S to 500 week is being made.
All n NJ ne Atlantic 155l
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FURNITURE-New living room, suites sofa
and odd chairs at greatly reduced prices;
buy here and save money. New York Up
hOlStering Co. GIT st NV
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HELP-MALE.


(G0Hftnue0.D
lodSs 3 q bands s n p..s BEND sSs
12ll H st. ne, Atlantic 1854.
SHOE sALEsMAN to work as, ss extra and
SODA DISPENSER, experienced, enereetic,
to work in drug store; night work; refer
ences. 500 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHBR expert, capable Of devel
reply IN confidence. stating previous employ.
ment in detail, age. phone number and
starti ms salary expected. Address Box 2'S-E'
WHITE MAN, YOUNG, to answer phone and
be generally useful around electrical shop.
Must have permit to drive. SIS per week.
YOUNG MAN, neatly dressed. II to %. at
least. two years hish-school education, for
circulation department: larse, publishine
free transportation; excellent opportunity
Tor big esrn n, See Mr.. Frey, sos Inter
YOUNG MAN, with light car. to sell and
collect; must be a salesman; salary. Singer,
631 st. ne.
YOUNG MAN as shoe salesman, Saturdays.
REGAL Shoe Co., si5-17 Pa. ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN: Catholic; 2 live wires to I'LL
statesmen: Call s-lo or SIS, i343 H St NV
YOUNG MEN. over 81. depsndable, to J learn
start; more when experienced. laos G st.
NV, Room 3l6.
YOUTH, colored, to be generally useful in
auto accessory store. Must be steady worker
and furnish Al reference. Taubmans,
$50 9th st. NV.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
Is offered to married men between ages OF
rs and IS. now employed. who are deslrous
OF entering a field Offering q real future
A special evening class in which. instruc-
tions are given regarding the life insurance
business and its possibilities Is being formed
Tuition free. Address Box 397-D. star ONCE:
&. | WON'T VENTURE
to state what your income might be If
you become connected with our old estab-
lished concern Just opening a branch In
The opportunity is desirable
one and the earnings are attractive for men
between the ages of IS and 40. Courteous
interviews granted. Phone morning for ap-
pointment. National 5573.
DRAFTSMEN
Numerous openings for yonns men between
to s. years electrical or mechanical draft.
ms experience: steady. employment and
excellent chance for advancement. Plant |
located at Kearney. New Jersey go min |
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HELP--FEMALE.


WHOEVER, with three children, desires
| woman to take care Of home; no laundry
work Phone Georgia 1743