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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Valley Chambers
Meet Friday At
Planters Hotel

The meeting of the Associated
Cbqmbprs Of Commerce of Imperial
County, to be held ut the fIantrrS
Hotel, Brawlcy, ou Friday evening
promises TO he one of the most nm
nortant and interesting Of the pres
emit season, md President Jasper h'
T,ayrs las sant communications 70
he various cities Of h' valley urE
ing fnat til re be- d larger alt'A'
dance.
rhc Friday dinner win b" served
1T : o'clocl, sharp. ii is announced
and the cNecu1.N. meeting prerr,
din. The dinner VIII be over ana
finished before ta' hour. An Ella.
borate program OF entertainment
Las ben arranged bv tine HraWIg.E
Chamber of commerce. under th'
direction Of President Dewey Carey
and Secretary Van roIt.
\ number of business matters
VIII engage tie a,t.n'I"n ot tn'
Gathering. As~cmbl1mm Myron D.
Wittcr will report ON road matters
affecting this county. W. W. Me
Eucn viii peak on the subject o.
the continuance OF gao NJ Iola"d
Experimental s.a'sea, having re-
turned from trip to Berkeley fer
tie purpos, OF pleading for the con
t'nued operation - The N'loIanI
fano. TIL matter Of ,.atc parks will
be considered.
Robert J. Shanaf.n, executive
vice. president Of 'h Huntington
Park chamber Of commerce, val.
give an address on the topic oi
closer cooperation and effort "i IN.
h4,ahers et coam.rer >,rvic.
rhs far, urgao aHl 'h' city an,
county administration. Sbauahan i.
an eloquent and fars iui speaker
/ las Ffai t#e. -p't.u here
..e ID ond.esecs.
eh-. bh"l..s, 81
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
INFORMAL DINNER
COMPLIMENTS MISS
JOSEPHINE GRAHAM

Mrs. Frank Graham entertained
in honor of her daughter Josephine
with bridge dinner at the NJ +.
Stewart country home last night.
Duc to Illness in the Graham home
the party was held at Stcwarts'. a
yellow and green color scheme was
carried out i'll the decorations, vel
low chrysanthCmumS and green
candles adorning the table.
Bridge was enjoyed during the
evening, with high slc.N prize for
women going 70 Miss Alice Cole and
men 5 high to Paul Gillctt.
Guests included Misses Jean Mcv-
cr, Alice Cole, Mary Kate Stewart,
Jean Stewart and Messrs. Lee Viii
loughhy, Paul Gillett, Robert Hick-
cox, Edgar Martin and Earl Briggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
AT CLUB TOMORROW

Opening the 1929 social activities
of the Women 5 Ten Thousand club
is the bridge luncheon tomorrow III
the clubhouse at 1880 0 clock,
when members Of the fall squad OF
the card committee will be host
csscs. As this is to be the last af-
fair sponsored by he fall group, II
i, planned to make the occasion an
especially enjoyable one.
Mrs. James W. Glassford, com
inittoc chairman, invites all club
women and their friends to plan to
attend tomorrow's affair. Anyone
unable to attend luncheon is invite
10 come for bridge. play beginning
at . o o'ciock.
Reservations for the party are
TO be made with Mrs. r. b, White
law, telephone 457 }.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
PRETTY DINNER
PARTY GIVEN BY
&. f. INDERSONS

NJ. aud Nrs. Charles L. Anior-
son entertained with New Year :
eve party fer several Of their
friends. Dinner WAS served at Las
Flores at tables pretty decorated
with pink roses, nat cups and place
cards.
The remainder OF the evening was
devoted to bridge at the Anderson
home on S&ndalwcod Drive. Mrs.
NJ. N. Keariev of Los Angeles was
awarded high Scors prize and D, I.
CreiEhton received consolation
award.
Covers were laid for NJ. AMI
Mrs. Graham of Braw!ey, Mrs. "
NJ. Kearlev. Mr. aud Mrs, D, F.
Creighton, Rawleieh Moss nd the
host and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
ROUND TABLE HAS
EVENING BRTDEE

Round Table members and Their
husbands observed the New Year s
holiday with dinner party at the
Hotel Barbara Worth, followed by
bridge at the !. R. Fahs home on
Len Rey avenue. The New Year s
motif was carried out in the table
appointments Of green tapers, pink
roses and snardragons and place
cards. After dinner the party drove
TO the Fahs home for bridge.
Mr.. ard Mrs. O. J. Bradshaw were
awarded high score prize, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fahs. second and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Breedlove. consolation.
Attending the affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Y. Hughes, Mrs. R. B. Kep-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BreedloVc,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Bradshaw. John
Keplev and Mr.. and Mrs. Fahs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Miss Turbett
To Leave City

The wide circle of friends of Miss
Add;e /. Turbett, who for the past
five years has been deputy county
treasurer, will regret to learn that
She has resigned her position and
will leave shortly for Bellflowcr
where she has accepted a position.
Miss Turbett is well known i'll I'm.
perial and Fl Centre, having resided
in the valley for % years.
Miss EnOla Peterson has been ap.
pointed deputy treasurer and assum-
cd her new position today.
Miss Turbett 5 many friends are
wishing her happiness and success
in her new location.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Breyities

MIR. and Mrs. James W. Glassford
returned last night from San Diego
where they have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. T. L. Wiper and son OF
North Dakota who are spending the
winter in Southern California. Mrs
Wiper and Mrs. ClaSsfold are sis.
terS. The GlassfordS spent some
time in Riverside where they visited
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Creighton had
rs New Years day dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Warner and
FIRMLY of Brawley and Frank Bcy-
Schlag.
Tr. End Mrs. Edwin o. Carter
hqvr returned from San Diego where
thoy spent the holidays. Or. Carter
visited Sunday in Los Angeles with
lis sister. Mrs. William Dent Mason
or Eiko, Nevada, past president Of
thc Nevada Federation of Women 5
clubs. Mrs. Carter and sons Addj-
son and James were at the Park
Nancr while in san Diego.
nr. and Mrs. Norman Z. Dupont
and sons spent the holidays in Glen
dale with an old school friend Of
Mrs. Dupont 5, Mrs J. w. Feinstein.
They motored home yesterday by
way of san Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Gianola an
children have returned from Los
Angeles where they spent two weeks
with Mrs. Gianola 5 mother, Mrs. y.
McTadden.
Miss Marine Mastick and Miss
Romaina Richmond were in Los An
geles for the holidays. Miss Rich
1"ond met = party of friends from
Berkeley and witnessed the football
gone in Pasadena.
NJ 1oro+hv Barron opse-lairaa
5 Ctrn e-ts las+ u'rht at tn
'~uo of Dr. aad Ms Norman Z.
D10onc, Misses Lola Freeman and
Sc Pope and Me-s~s. W7l491 John
N. Don Freeraa2, ard Ce-l Miller.
I ridge was enjoyed r.ng the
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
HALLS ENTERTAIN
FOR HCUSEGUESTS S

Holiday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Hall We're Dr.
and Mrs. T. $. Madden Of Fresno
and DR.. 0. !. Br>hler of Sanger,
old time friends Of theirs. They
VIZ here about - days, enjoying
trl6s about the valley. leaving 70"
their homes this morning.
On New Year 5 eve the Halls en-
tertained with an Informal bridge
party their guests including Dr. and
Mrs. Madden, DR.. Brehler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Richmond and MI. and
Mrs. J. l.. Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
GLENDALE TAKES
FIRST HONORS IN
PASADENA SHOW
Bv United Press Leased Wire

PASADENA, Calf, Jan 2.-Glen-
dale won the grand sweepstakes
prize award in the 10th annual
Tournament Of Roses parade which
was witnessed by more than 100000
persons here yesterday.
The theme of the tournament was
Poems in Flowers.
The Glendale entry was a beauti-
fully decorated float which portray
cd "The Lady of Shallot,' - Tenny-
sons poem.
First prize i'll class a for cities
and municipalities, went to the city
and county of San Francisco, Long
Beach took second prize in this di-
vision and San Jose Fiesta dc Ia
Rosa took third prize.
In the same class for smaller
municipalities, first award went to
the National Orange Show of San
Bernardino. The Alhambra Cham
Der of Commerce won second prize
and the third award went to the
Pomona Chamber of Commerce.
Whittier Chamber of Commerce
was given first prize in the class de-,
voted to civic bodies. Valencia
Orange Show Of Anaheim won sec
ond and La Crescenta third.
Pasadena municipal entrants won
all three awards in class H fol
municipalities.
Tho Long Beach Professional Wo
mems Club won first prize in thc
automobile division.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Mr.. AND MRS. FOSS
CO.NPLTHENTED AT
INFORMAL AFFAIR

In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID
FoSS of Los Angeles, former loca
residents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King
rn crtaincd members of the Oco
tillo club at their Len Rey avenue
homc last night. The evening was
spent playing rook and writing New
y ear 5 resolutions, the latter proVid.
iug considerable amusement.
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion, of 1.-THE games by the
hostess, with Mrs. W. ". Nc Euen
assisting her.
Besides the honorcd guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Foss, members preset in
cludcd Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Sones,
lIr. and Mrs. II. G. Jones and ". w.
McEucn, Mr.. and Mrs. i. y. ID.
Hatch were guests Of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
DINNER PARTY AT
J. l.. DAVIS HONE

lTr. and Mrs j. L. Davis were
host and hostess to- group cf their
friends at prettily appointed
bridge dinner at their home on
Hamilton avenue last night. Red
candles and chrysmthemums decor
atad tlC table at which covers We're
laid for nine.
At the close of the bridge games
high score prize tor women was
~iven to Mrs. Do2.er Dawson and
consolation award 20 Mrs R. II. Ne
Kibbcn. ". c. Costello received
wen 5 first prize.
Guests of the Davis included
Nr. and Mrs. W. {. Costello, Mrs.
No~ier awson, Mr.. and Mrs. R. II.
u K'bbcn, William Dawson and {
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
GIRL IITKER DIES

UPLAND, Calf, Jan. Bern ice
Walker, Is, of Santa Ana, died I'M d
hospital here last night as the re-
suit of injuries received at Ca mp
Badly when she was struck on The
head by rock accidentally .iarre cd
loose by several hiking companio as.
last week returned from washing
ton, will I'll Of t. SWING -Johnso On
bill, and what new naila t. be
don, hereunder fpI tie actual can
struction Of the replder n"m anl
thc All-Amcricm ystal. lie will
give to those in attendance an b.
tcIwetatjon of the bill rs finally
amended and passed, and explain
what effect the various change
r'i'l wake in its application.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Subtle "UMsion'
PosUder for Blondes,
Brunetfes

Something new--a face powder thai
does not show that you have used
powder! Pussywillow, the illusion
powder that comes in five such perfect
slsin-tones and white, that any type of
beauty can be developed to a point
of ravishing loveljness that no other
powder has yet been able to achieve.
Its captivating rose-petal effect clings
happily for hours, and it. fragrance
Is simply bewitching. Choose your per-
sonal shade of Pussywillow today.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
Doctors Work On /
Tex Rickar
By United Press Leased Wir,

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. q s-.
George l.. (TcxJ Rickard, Nev
York sports promoter who VA
operated on for acute appendiciti
at the Allison hospital here las
night, was reporter as "restin,
easily early today. 4
Rickard first became slightly i
on Tuesday evening and the lines
Increased Wednesday. a diagnosi
showed he was suffering from acut'
GanGrpnous appendicitis.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02
NEW YEARS. PARTY
AT SHAFFER HOME

Among the merry New Year eve
parties was that given by Mr., and
Mrs. Jack Shaffer at their home on
Hamilton avenue. The evening was
spent playing cards with an oyster
supper served at midnight.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs,
c. c. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Bar
ron, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Han,
sen, Thelma Dooley and Dorothy
Mae and Barbara Hansen.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

planting trees Immediately in CON
formity with our general plan they
may purchase them from valley
nurserymen who will be glad to
serve them.
at is hoped that every civic or
ganization in the different valley
towns viii get behind this move
mcut.''
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

A walnut growers institute viii
be held in Whittier, Los Angelic
county, February 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-02

\ light rain foll in east Riverside
county, except the desert portion
on December 10.
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HELP--WOMEN.

YOUNG energetic woman who
understands silks and knows
how to sell them; a good posi-.
ton awaits a woman of this type
i'll an organization with perma-
nency and advancement assured.
Address Box S4.\. Star Office.
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SUMNER SCHOOL. OPENING IN JUNE.
Icr children from years old; all or part
cay; sl2 month Applications must be made
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FUR SALESWOMAN.

We require the services of a
we'll appearing saleswoman who
has had experience selling fur
coats and scarfs; this is a year
round position and an excep.
tional opportunity for one who
can qualify. Apply to Personnel
Director.
FRANK R. JELLEFF, INC,
1920 F St NV
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG sEoRTHAND-BY EXPERIENCED
teacher; ,p:ivgte lessons; reasonable rates
UTORING-BACKWARD PUPILS DESIR-
inE TO make grades in June; also evening
a o4;S , gFs5PaFatOrS to census examination
DO YOU WASTE YOUR TINE? You can
learn commercial art interior decoration.
costume dsssp II sh9 or tmH nd make y
1883 F St Met 1855 Register row for
MEN. WOMEN-JoBs FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators, s5o-S weekly; short hours. Burton
Linotype School, $50 H ST. nv; day OF, eve
AUCTION BRIDGE INsTRUCT1oN. DAY
and evening classes ESQ Mrs. BOWEN S42o 18th
Cali FOSTER HARTWELL. Franklin 1909. :.
IF A DoUBTER, PASS ON IF PROGRESS
and and money you can make by attending a
school noted for its thoroush yet short
get the ees od EARN Fes
Boyd Secretarial School, 1893 q, or NJ. 1888
WHY NOT PREPARE FOR a POSITION IN
perhaps we could prepare, you. month S
Syendlns $50 gay issS nsp SIG
TYPEWRTTING COURSE; NEW SHORTCUT
method, no equal learn in six hours; touch
system suaranteed. Price soc. LOUDER
M1LK'S. 18th and F SITS.
r.ern :. rher- +rsSe n,,iSk NE dar,apd.
easy to learn: Write. TR1-C1TY BARBER
SCHOOLS, s17 E. Baltimore st, Baltic, Md.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY WITH
your car. Georgia 18s9-W.
ART SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE, 925
Grant pl. NV. Phone FIR. $3.50 All branches
taught by experts. Special rates; easy terms.
TWO STUDENTS TO LEARN BEAUTY Gull
tqre' small fee, P psdr Beauty Shop
COACHING = EXPERIENCED PUBLIC
nings; s1.00 hour. Col. 3967-J.
FRENCH GENTLEMAN GIVES PRIVATE
lessons at pupils residence; elementary or
advanced Address Box 4l6-V, Star once:
THOROUGH TRAINING is OF
fered by nationally advertised COM
pany writing all forms of insurance
to men of right type DESTROYS of es-
tablishing themselves in business OF
their own. We are especially inter
ested in men who have reached limit
in present Job. For frank interview
Address Box 250-N, Star Office.
NATIONALLY known flying organ
ization has openings for several air
minded young men of good charac-
ter. physically able to pass flying test
and finance themselves during in
struction period. Write giving full
Address Box 45o-V,
Star Office.
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HELP-MEN.
SALESM EN-
70 sell high-class novelties and stationery
.nnly CsarrisnnS s. 1915 z ST. nv.
SHOE Statesmen.

SHOE Statesmen.
Several experienced shoe sales
men; exceptional opportunity to
the right persons for advance
ment. Apply at once,
Employment Office,
GOLDENBERG'S, End Floor.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Men of fair education who are
DESTROYS of increasing their
earnings, either by devoting full
time or part time and at the
same time retain their positions,
are offered the following with
out cost of the investment of a
dollar:
An intensive course in LIFE
INSURANCE.
4 thoroughly trained man to
90 into the field with them until
they can work alone.
A desk, telephone, stationery
and descriptive matter.
The personal assistance of the
general manager.
The help of the company's
field representative at all times.
And a contract to write life
insurance for the OLDEST
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
in America.
We will gladly grant an in
terview. which will at least be
interesting if not appealing,
Box 127-R, Star office.
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WOMEN-Make real money
selling something every one
wants, on easy payments pleas
ant respectable out of door
work; every assistance given by
sales manager. See Mr.. Blum.
between 9 and 10 am. and 4 and
, pm. Castelberg Jewelry Co..
1904 F st. NV.
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GOWN SALESWOMAN,

A very smart apparel shop de-
s1res to engage we'll appearing
salesWon1an who has been &C
customed to meeting an exclu-
slve clientele and to selling high
er-priced dresses; in application
kindly state experience, educa-
ton, age and salary required.
Address Box SIS, Star office.
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Part Go Pages

Meier ng6u original Teeon1ris nddttons tDheT
c&sDertn1 Advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
outre about or new method: LICENSED white
men Established 10 years. Call Lin. 81
PRIVATE TELEPHONE OPERATING Is
disnihed, pleasant employment easy and in
expensive to learn 1t is 2 start in the COM
mercisl world CT great opportunities Ok
ford Bldg, cor. fAth & n. Z. ave,
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1t may not be necessary trade i'm your old
house when purchasing For direct sale
try an advertisement in the Sale House columns -"
of The Star. You may picture of the
property, which will make special appeal to pro-
spectve purchasers.
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sITUATIoN-poMEsTIC.

GIRL-Colored, neat, wants position as Of
nee girl or general housevork. Call at el3
c.IlI. 81 l,cI,-.II.s.i.
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Lost articles are daily recovered through the
medium of advertisements under The Stars classic
cation of Lost" If you unfortunate have
lost something, try this means of finding it. Realz.
ing the urgency of quick service the classification of
Lost" is kept open several hours after other head
inss closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-12

Frigidaire Sales Corporation,
Washington Branch, will accept the
application of a man with sales ex-
perience who is honest in his desire
to make a connection with this fast
growing unit of General Motors.
Man with executive ability preferred
Only those between the ages of Is
and 10 years will be considered. See
Mr., Watson 10 am. to pm, Frigid-
aire Sales Corporation, Washington
Branch, 1900 lexington pl. ne.
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HELP-WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND, experienced, for ladies'
ready-to-wear; only experienced need ap-
ply. 1918 Conn. ave
BEAUTY PARLOR all-around experienced
operator. Mat3on Gustaye, 1o6 18th St NV.
BOOKkEEPER, experienced, real estate
Must have some executive ability. be typist
and know insurance and rental business
Reference required. Address Box 16e-V Star
ONCE. 12'
CASHIERS for distinctive taking picture
theater. Apply Mr.. Levy, Strand Theater
Building, Sunday, 10 I'm.
Building. Monday, 10 am. Apply to Mr.
Levy.
DEMONSTRATORS, experienced ladies', err.
household product Call for Interview after
10 30 am. $50 9Th St NV.
DRESSMAKER' s HELPER; must be expert
enced. Cell North 23oa.
GIRL, efictent, colored, with some knowl-
edge of tipping and shorthand, from $50
to 7:30 pm. Address BOX 322-Y, Star once
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MEN WHO POSSESS
CHARACTER.

Two years ago | answered this
same lad" "Wanted-Men who are
willing to work for success" This
is real honest-to- goodness PROPOSE
ton which does not require one cent
investment. 1t has enabled ME to
give my family the necessary things
in life. and it will do the same for
you. If you are really interested in
your future, then by all means look
into this. Men will be interviewed
Monday, May Is, 9 to II ans to
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GIRL, colored, neat, wishes part-time work
cis anlnE once or apartment. Phone Potomac
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HOSIERY REPAIRERS.
We require the services of
several young women cages 10
to 26) who can learn to repair
stockings; qualifications are
good eyesight, ability to sew
neatly and conscientious effort
to learn a new process; good
salary while learning. Apply to
personnel Office.
FRANK R. JELLEFF. INC,
1920 F2St. NV.
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ROOM 314. INSURANCE
BLDG. o07 18th ST. NV.

MEN-Make real money selling
something every one wants, on
easy payments; every assistance
given by sales manager. See
Mr.. Blum. between 9 and 10 m.
and 4 and ) pm, Castelberg
Tewelry Co.. 1904 F st. NV.
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SITUATION-MEN.


STORE SUPERINTENDENT and personnel
manager, now available; 20 years experience
IN department stores, including service Sys-
tenn, employment, expense control, main
ONCE
STUDENT. colored. seeks Summer employ
nent: can operate car; willing TO leave city
Call Pot. 1929.
YOUNG MAN. colored, wants place as sle-
1882 O''i ''0-' u 'Ot ''i' ''''''
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants position of any
KIND; can drive car; reference. Phone Po-
tomsc 1871.
YOUNG MAN, 80 years old, ten years sell
ing experience. would like to connect with
reliable Arm where future is assured. Can
furnish Al reference. Address Box 202-V,
Star ONCE. u"
end Of work, ' dsSfss So'itOn So 3.9h
ST. ne. IA"
YOUNG MAN, 90 years old, desires day
position nth future. Call Decatur 1890.
PHARMACIST. registered, desires
relief work three mornings and
nights each week: responsible man.
best references. Address Box 359-N,
Star Office.
NECESSITY compels gentle
man, elderly. alone, competent,
to seek increase OF small income
(pension); by inside employ
ment, regular or part time; re-
liability and trustworthiness at
tested. Address Box o5-N, Star
office.
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| The rate under heading Of Personal
| Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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AUTO PAINTER, familiar with spraying' no
others need apply. See Mr.. L 5. Garges'
"a arl IYnc
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL.

TRAVEL VIA MOTOR TRAVE1-shsre exr
Al points; economy. pleasure. Atlanta, SO
Omar. G boro. Sterling Hotel Main 5237 :
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A LARGE CORPORATION can use
limited number of men who will
be paid excellent incomes. Wonder
full opportunity for advancement. AS
we are the only ones in Our business,
we cannot get experienced men. and
the principal qualifications are ability
to work in accordance with instruc-
tons. pleasant personality and abso-
lutte honesty. See Mr.. Leasim. 10 to
u am, suite 20l, 1910 Vermont ave.
NV.
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WHY ENLARGED TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
1901 troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oraSory' 6l2 F NV. Suite 1os, ground floor.
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GIRL, colored: wants position as general
houseworE references. 1900 Montello ave.
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