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cor. sTIRLING KERR

Funeral services FOR col stlrlins
Kerr, thirty.third degree Mason and
general secretary of the Scottish
Rite in Washington, will be con.
Quoted az 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Scottish Rite Cathedral,
where a Rose Crolx service will Be
held, followed by religious services.
Interment will be In Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Col. Kerr died Monday a. George
Washington University Hospital He
is survived by his wife and a son.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
nKATnA



BARBOUR--on Tuesday, Nay. %. .1ee0s
a. her residences, 3A20 Rhode Island Ave-
Mount Rainier, Nd. GEORGE 3. BAR
e'gysS .e o. inc i "a ~ EnO snns
home Of Perry 3 walsh. 20 II st. n. W,
Funeral Friday, May 81, at ,. M sFem
ne funeral 2srl0rs 4 ResEy Wslss; u.
Relailysl end irlends Invited -
cARRDLI.-on Tuesday, Mag es. lp2p. at
her residence. the Montg0msrY Apart;
ire late James r. Carroll. Funeral from the
sboye residence On friday. nay yAsN
.: M thence g y. MCysaus Chnrch' where
pose Of her soul. Iaterniens. Nj oHves
Cemetery, funeral private. Please omit
flowers. baltimore papers please eopy.r
CROuUON---On Tuesiay, Nav %, 1D2D; at
his reeldence ITO Massaehusette Ave.
n, w. EDWARD ". brother 81 Frank 2;
home d Perry walsh. 20 n 81. ii w;
Fu9eral Friday. May 81. from the funeral
RsrlOrs o. Ferry Nv, Malsh e s:5S M
auiem mass win be said a. 9, n for the
repoae Of bis soul. Intsfment Gienwood
Eering illness, JOSEPH COLLINS STEW
ART, He leaves : devoted wife; julia
cSSeG ne cSpr rrsaz as S ts &C. f rom
People's CONGREGATIONAL Church, II ST.. bet.
9Th and 9TH Ste. NJ. W., At ~ noon Kela-
tivaa and friends invited. Remains may be
viewed At McGnire's funeral home after 10
noon Thursday.
T11OMAs--On SUNDAY. Nay %. 1g10, at
her residence, 1913 varnum st. n: w >,
William ), Thomss. aEed 81 years. she i
also survived by two sons. william r.
Thomas. of Philadelphia. Pa. and H Hor-
ffs Thomas, OF EAston. Pa. and . daugh.
ter MFa Edyfha POWaFu.
Funeral services AZ her late residences On
| Friday. May 81. at 2 p. m. 1nterment
| Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services
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SPECIAL!
TWILIGHT SALE
OF USED CARS WITH
THE O. k. THAT
COUNTS

In order to enable every
one to. know OF the wonder
full values we are Offering
we will keep open from s
a. m. to II p. m. until
Decoration Day.
Be sure to see these high
quality cars at these low
prices.
1927 Chevrolet Touring
Excellent condition throughout: just the
ear for spring. $24O With an o. X. that
counts
1927 Chevrolet Coach
Mechanically o. K; has very good tires:
complete. Reduced to 1925. With an
o. X. that counts.
1927 Chevrolet Sedan
Finished beautiful blue Duco: fully
equipped and carries our guarantee. Only
1915. with an o. x. that counts.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe Qate)
OIb Oh tnG ISN DBAHk OIIGEEu III
condition: has bumpers. spare tire and
other extras Priced special at S460 and
guaranteed. With an o. K. that counts.
Chevrolet 1928 Coach
Low mileage. Excellent condition, fully
equipped. bargain at $4a6. With an
o h that counts.
1928 Chevrolet Roadster
Id excellent condition in every detail
See 1t today. 1886. Numerous extras and
with an o. X. that counts.
Ford 1927 Coupe
Wire wheels. new tires and in excellent
mechanical condition. Clean az & pin.
Reduced to $3.50
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet
(Red)
Has convertible top and rumble seat.
Positively looks like new car. Fully
equipped. Priced special at S466. With
an o. X. that counts.
BARGA1NSl
SEE THESE AT ONCE
Ford Coupe (late, very good) $50
Marmon 7-pass. Sedan ...... 165
Ford Roadster .............. 125
Essex Coach ............... lis
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REMOVAL
SALE
SO-DAY
GUARANTEE

ON every Blue Ribbon
used car we sell. We re-
place all defective parts at
our expense.
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YOU
DON'T KNOW

What a small amount Of
money you need to buy. a
dependable car from us.
Don't stay at home over the
holidays. The following
are a few of the many we
have to offer:
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MRS. FANNIE PETTEE SKINNER

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
Pettee Skinner, 80, of Mt. Lebanon,
Pittsburgh, Pa, will be conducted
today at Sauquoit, N. Y, according
to word received here yesterday.
Formerly resident of Washing
ton, Mrs. Skinner was superintend-
ent of the Industrial Home School
here. She died Monday night at
the home or her daughter, Mrs. Err
nest C. Noyes, at Pittsburgh, after
a long illness.
She is survived by four children,
Mrs. Noyes, Everett Pettee Skinner,
Frances b. Skinner and Ross Hunt,
and six grandchildren.
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BIRTHS

Broadus @. and Lillian ". shreve.
girl.
Lord N. and Gladys v. Carver. girl.
William G. and Annette R. Long,
boy.
Richard Z. ana Mary Il. Jeffries, boy.
Arthur L. and Irene v. smith. boy.
Edward r. and Helen F. Taylor. boy.
James b. and Edna NJ. Smith. boy.
William e and Augusta d. Thomas,
boy.
Fred e. and Mildred G. Reese. boy.
Leroy ]. and Ethel A. PhiIpatt, boy.
Frank e. and Helen E. Murray. girl.
Arthur A. and Evelyn NJ. stone, boy.
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SHORE AMI. MOUNTAIN FOR
RENT lO2
IiARAGas FOR RENT

A LARGE, 3-story brick building. suitable
for garage; . upper stories suitable for
storage: rear of 2I9 3rd st N w. $50
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STANLEY H. EIoRNER, Inc.
1O15-114t 14th st. N. w.
Main $500

WILLY s,1sE.SsIsHT - 1897, 'ouU~ $3.50
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ARTICLES Or 1NcioRP oRATIoH
; .s..f&5 49, ,:Okxes sess;s:s ~. 50 = =
TRENCH sMININA COMPANY: 8

:: KNOW .sALL; MEN i BYs THESE
PRESENTS: That swasj @the ~uader-
signed.s have, this day associated oar
selves together for the purpose Of form.
Ing = corporation. under The laws Of
the State Of Arizona. and for that purs'
pose do hereby adopt the. following
Articles Of Iocorporattcn;s.s ~ s.,4I );
:. = Is ARTICLE y,.e !:
:. The D anne OF this corporation shall
be TRENCH MINING COMPANY.
The principal office OF. place of business
of this corporations shaliebe at Nogales,
Santa Cruz County. -Arizona, but
branch Offices, may. be kept and main
tanned. in such other place or places
within the State Of Arizona. or else.
where, as the Board Of directors shall
decide, at any OF which offices meetings
may be held and any corporate. .busi-
ness may be. transacted not In conflict
with the provisions OF the laws OF the
State OF Arizona.
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STATE-OF- ARIZONA, I r. -.
Counsy@of SAINTS Cruz

Fl. M. Lynch. r., L. Spriggs. and NJ.
G. Lynch. being frst duly sworn. each
fdr himself.s' says that at q meeting of
the 1incorporators OF the Fidelity Mu.
tual Benevolent Associatio1, held at the
Office Of the corporation in Nogales,
Arizona, ON the 9th day Of November.
1923, the following officers were elect
ed: F.. M. Lynch. President, E. l..
Spriggs,, tvice.President. and M. c..
Lynch, Secretary Treasurer. and that
said persons were a!so elected trustees.
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y sxTKENCH. MINING COMPANY

rs 4TKENCH- MINING COMPANY, y,
,xshicb were filed il the s. osfiioe ST n said
.Arisonas Corporation q Commission on
the ;l8th dsy0f January 1929, at 1000
o,cioek Q. spa. .ssas provided by lsv.<. !.
!. IN WITNESS. WHEREoF.. i. have
hereunto Get my hand and, affixed the
-0fIicfar seal OF the Arizona Corporation
Commission, % the Capitol. in fhe City
of Rh0eaix. thissaSths day. ofsJans,ary,
Az Dy sl929gss.isz: -.4..r..ssss -..sz.gs .
lSesh 80 F. L.K- .MCBBIQE, :
= f~s'.a . @s'' - Secretary
By ]. ELMER JoHNSON.. =.
: II. ssE.I 34<se Assistant Secretary :,
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..ssAvsneisting 81 the board Of
direct0rssof che Noga1es Cham,
Der or Commerce held Thursday
night, Judge Frank J. Duffy, waa
elected % . director to s6cceed
Phil CApin, resigned. - 80. -. =
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t8ry and Treasurer, and such other. OF, ),
ac6rs as the Board Of Directors shall.
.daen snscassarysesor' expedieut. They
ahalt be elected .Rnnually, by, trom' and
among the directors, immediat4iy after.
tie annual meeting 81 the stock holders
and shsll hold their office uhtff their
snccessors are. elected and qualified. +
49,. ARTICLE VIII ss4,s, q
:. The highest amount OF Indebtedness
Or liability % which the cofpOration
1hay % any time subject itself, shall ia
no eyens'exceef twO:5hirds thecamount
Qf, the capital stock. -. tase:.. i:
..,> e.. rs III ARTICLE TX 4 zs..:. Z
e~ The stock holders. and members Of
this cooperation, and their private prop.
efty shal1 forever be exempt from any
liability for sthe debts and obIieations
:of the corporation. 4 III -Ss (.
...s4ss-4 ARTICLE K 80 :
James ". Robins, who hss- been q
bona 6de. resident Of the State Of Ari..
zOna, for more than three years last
past, ,fs berdby appointed the ,agent OF
the, ,corpOrations upon whom S1 notices
and prOeesses including summons, may
be served. This appointment may be re.
'y6ked by the Board of Directors at any
time by the fling Of the appointment
Of another egent.xr 7. -, 4.
IN WITNESS, WHEREOF we have
hereunto sst onr hands this. 10th day
OF January, 1929 So - '-&+, ; ~
7G4, a:ss. M "A. HOGAN !. 80
e....: ~, GEORGE G. EBLING : =
-. j, JAMES ", ROBINS !:
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1922; = by M, NJ sHoeaT aeeras c.
Ebtine. and Jsnes Y. Robins. each Of
whom stated to ms that they executed
the same Tor the purpose and consider
alton therein expressed. ,e,,.
lSealj FRANK +. DUFFY.
: 50 $50, Notary Public.
: My commission expires January 20.
1929. . - 70 . Nd !
i
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STATE OF :ARIzoNA.t.s ..:.* 4.
County OF Santa, Cruz " s
The Foregoing Instrument, was acz
knowledged before me on this 9th day
Of November, 1923. by F. M Lynch,
Ell. Spriggs, and M. G. Lynch $ :
v:4~&>,. = S. C. JUNG. !:
Notary. Public. in aud for Santa Cruz
County, State Of Arizona. -.
My commission expires Aug. l9, 1882.
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.~s.f E.s3. x MCBRIDE.
tSeah w Secretary
By-PEARL JONES.
First publication. January B-6t
ARTICLES or Interpretation
- .a%ess soef' the !;
.syy iss .4.:su 80 ..:.ss, ,fs;N z...,.g-
Fidelity Mutual 'Begevoleat Association

= = = = :sstt's ss<t -&tisS = "a
Know ALI MEN sBY.! THESE
sfgned, have associateda together Tor
!ns =, Pguspess g q isHnlaSgl an $ssesissiop: @
es Snps; ,1s Selss
sd0pS the following articles 81 tncor.
DOration: s:.:ss..-;,.
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~ II. N dat 60G II 0S0lSt0Qt Iu0Os.
.AEer OF the Oregon Distyibnt,s
Ing company, Nogales, and res
aceutlys moved from 4Calnornia.
hereto takeaup4permanentssesis
sdence, being accompanied byshis
family. Mr.. Barker hass,. also
had many years ssexperieucA in
) marketing and held positions of
asAlesamsnsger and traffic mana
GER for shippers on: the'aP Pscific
rcokst, where he is favoFably
! known. !: @Fss} =, }...'T..: :,
~ Mrs. M. L.sO. Grove. former.
::ly. with the Liga Agricola Occi.
sdental Mexicana, lis head ac.
acountant for the Obregon Dis.
Aribnting company. Miss Cecilia
; Rsmirez of this citys formerly
: with. w. r. Grace & Company Of
San Francisco, and the United
States Grsphite Company of.
Saginaw. Michigan. is . private
secretary to Mr.. Butcher
-, During the, present vegetable
season, the Nogales Office Of the
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: sTATEsoF ARIZONA >
:. : .xRizu(NAs { !.
:. - !. Ssss....
S-.,s* tSEkAAI y .9s

! O0RRORATIoN. COMMISSION .
To all to Whom these Presents shalt
Come, Greetangs:
~sI Fss1.rK.r Mcbride; Secretary 6f the
Arizona Corporation Commission. do
hereby certify. that the. annexed is q
true and conPlete. TRANSCRIPTS Of the
ARTICLES or ihcoRPoRAT,oN.
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!Obreeon 'Dis.ributipe. Company
'has handle many shipments OF
peas. and :, tomatoes from the
west coast of Mexico. 80 :. 4

EO0S. 49, S1Sn0 OS9 RS. - wy Aet
west coast Of Mexico. 49,. ~: :
E.i0cspN 'saa ko6!eEoiI pisoo!aAxl 9 !, !! 4. !:
{: ontestsqls 1 snsering the. drs.
lapnnsl mid-minter Fodeo, which
will BE, presented by the Arizona
Polo Associsiion 10 eonjppc.io6
with the ), Pima, QopnfY Fair:
seized uIed "a be held Feb. 2i loi
E2x, will 6a1 e6lmpe3sne.s for cash
prizes totsline $lON NOG, 'sccordine
7to The Official apr6Rfat1, which
-wss' released Last shie ,-ssa vs.
yesterday -morning's The Tucso on
SUR = write the Pima's e1uAty
sFairswilfopeh February 21sthe
prodeo' wiHhot artSsHdeifthe ioI
lowing gdxy .s.sssA ist--<s ss.,s.s,s. =
i sThe1gt VIII besshinese vents each
E0f the fonr days, tie' b4ogram
Indicates, std eaeh event will
carry &stash prize = 's's.ss- ',sss =
s4s FoiiURinKsSre the events and
|The tdtaf cash prizes stxil6tedr for
each: ,ss'ss
ss.Svent |b.s&teetS Hyink: ateam
work). ssTetalspssses$ $00O. - sss $
F..ss veut-3a&BuckinQ Oontest-s
EFotal4pafse 36o0 sass .s.ss ri; {.
! Esisus s3-Cait Eyjng* Total
purse $500. s-,.s@1 esss s;s
Il Event 4-1B BslsdoReine Contest
ET0ssl purse $900e4xs. :.ssss- asoss +
gEveuta8- Bssebsck SteernR id.
Eikg Contssta.Tot puEse.$i6e. j.
25Hens 7--5Men's Reisy, Race
TotSk purse 1855 aal4 5as., s.,
i Event 8-Wdd Horse: Race
ETttal parse s$225. .sstss.. sssi,.,s .
Fri eEVenH Horse RacesrTbta1
Esparsef 6oO.sa .asy s.sss .css.ss,;a :. =
|sLF FeeSeseut s6v8Sa wbich sis9thG
bareback bronc riding acOntest..
1be 4pnrsas will .consiat OF the
Mpuntsnoaags The pFQRlam a.tetes
|a1.>;sssssess FxRADEe PRtzEsrs y Il -
Z Allsopsestslp ants Viii. .tssi expect
Eed "a. .taks .paTt ia . parade t0 be
held &C 1880 O'Clock, Friday,
Eebfpart Acc6rdinG 20 the
proRfsm !. 40 nouncelhent. The
assembling point viii bA on Scott
street. 6on,h 81 Broad I.o,
| cal .pefSQaS desffi1g@ TO parfici-
pate ins the patsde !, .maly my TENT
horses NhicH with be. hrongha
into the. CITY fcsff. the. : pnrpose.
Thoseae ppeafines ia. .tha. psEade
have been sFeqgested 10, ,appear
ia appirSopfiate c6stume.. Prizes
will be awarded for Costumes
Ese2 Ea5o Jq tie PsSsae ,.diedsea saa i
PInsainel PoInnsinneel out s<i shas s.his is saaii
Qply Z, contest Int Al -exhibitioE
displaying t6s skfff' Of cowboys
aud oaR0isls1tDlth ltheepu btionwithf
Eoutsshbsa aacesopesstiot- ssch ,san
anaeraakia& ;woubasbea prohfhjs
tiv4j1eajl eoaBeshantss hsvessteep
hseqnestad to phs forth theirsbeaf
|effostssafAr .n1aasing's.thess initial
rQdee;xtsaaccassuas, AZ, sM Ssr =
Es EnfEsucashlsnlke ior those: de-,
siFin04o register may bs obtain.
Ia&sh1 HnpAestianA0 J.o RsSMar,
stinsseeHexafys Gt I 4hes Chamber
sof. GDmmerch. xs;. aal:.sSI 1sa :.
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STATE OF ARIZONA. | 80.
County of Santa Cruz, %

This Instrument was ack nowledge be.
fore me on this 18th day Of January.
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Ths- -afi ants were the election rOG3pers
- said election adde NE xbov6fb named
persons were daily eleeted to- the Offices
above mentioned.
E. M. LYNCH
E Il. SPRICGS
M. c. LYNCH

Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 27th day OF November, Ia2S..&s-
: -. .-.>>; ~ s. G.. JUNG,
i. Notary Public, in and for Santa Crux
a - County. State Of. Arizona -,
My commission expires, Aug. 10, ,l932.
First publication Dec. l.-6t
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ENDORSEMENT

ARIZONA. .CoRpORATloN--C CoMAdIS-
SION. Incorporating Department Filed
Januaky! Is. 1929. aE l0O8 &. IN 1t re-
quest Of Duffy g. Robins. whose address
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
Salesman to sell Chevrolet,
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iii fsss f itth stMMaTtys cigar and MAGAZINE
1?th and Que sts.1aKsnnsr,s Pharmacy.
18th and y sts;wa. O. srG fskmpk,n.s phsr.
NORTHWEST.
sso 5I i Ltth s s-BSESe't Phafmscy..
i4th and Buchanan sts.-HohherEer's Phar-
l4Sh St, and Colorado avs.-o'Donnelr'
s2os Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
i7!s GolHmbia rd-TGh no sllIy s sh9PP
n. Y. n. j. ayes. and M st.-Sanitary Phar.
and E and Mass aye.--Phillips' Pharmacy.
lst and stspS1lSSsnhs Pnar 9fims clerk.
18th ia and o sts.-smith's Cut Rate DRUG
7!h St. and r l. ave. French simpson
Ga. ave. and Rock Creek Church rd.-Roek
Ga, ave. and Upshur st.-Petworth Phar-
sso5 Ga. ave.-Moncks Pharmacy:
1916 Ga. aVe-BrightwOod Pharmacy.
e224 5rd st.-stewarts Pharmacy:
1905 Mass, ave.-pupont Pharmacy: s.o.
F Fan awe sna ana ana Ist st.pN. Reiskin. ~
North Capitol st. and R. I. ave.-Parksr's
2i34 New York ave.~Riverside Pharmacy.
33 5sh and Pas
3315 Conn. ave,-Joll's Newsstand;
$3.50 Conn Conn sTecTcie cSnfectionefy store
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st.-Harry @.
1881 Wisconsin ave.-Morgan Bros.
Bros Pharmacys;s c.d.r ..-M,,t,nv,v
GEORGETOWN.
Soth and p sts.-Morgan Bros Pharmacy.
soth and NJ ,stsEBraess Pharmacy.
ss6S71J5 M,s s.mMosssss Rhar%se'
Wisconsin ave. and o st.-Donahue's Phar-
NAVY NORTHEAST.
4th and H sts.-Home Drug Store.
g95 s and ad aye MqS1S sfSri Bradley
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North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy's Pharmacy.
326 East Capitol st.-Estlow & Tate's Phsr-
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$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
9TH and R. L ave.-John G. sisEs' rhar-
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4la and sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
stb s and Eve sts.-F. p Welier's Pharmacy.
nth and Pa. ave.-Fealeys Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave. Anacostia-Healy's DRUG
Store.
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1ss-s. Star once. CIV "'' '''''' ga
PIANO LESSONS-EXPERIENCED TEACH
or. ccnseryatory certiaeate; home, stydio
rate. 7Se lesson. Address Box Ills Star
BE AN INTERIOR, DEcoRAToRl EARN
$50 TO $3.50 week IN new, ever-groWing
ever oneTsd; free BOOK DESCRIBES easy meth.
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R.:, s1b 6: N.% xor PeP i'
sTTsts,rs; ssSs:sS SssE; short hours; Burton
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN AND PoR-
smlnssion s.0f Mr.: sssiss. acls New Gsnp-
ss5. AT sos =. i 18Th and SITS
WILL DO tutoring or COACHING, mathematics,
Languages. rsgular subjects. Address Box
Of WTitine Shorthand; more speed: Greater
accuracy: less fatigue. The Stereotype has
the same advantages oyer any other dicta-
ionsh.nd: hundreds p Businesses today
employ StenotypiStS for their more important
psriHs 1 sonrseif Tor S1 setter t posfson and
lesson without OBLIGATION to those interested.
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en 1o 80 n s9R sSH Me-: rs
13.h 81; NV. = L
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s. Hddres. Be. ; Sym. star See a!eF
OPENING. DATES FOR REGULAR TERM:
si3s tnins months!: monthly rates: ss-s:s.
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Tivoli Thester Bldg. Telephone Col. 5000.
FRENCH, conversational or tutoring. by
ssh aadas.s sea ssM s.n afer
MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR score
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MEN, R M4M 81 pfPEN BEN 2r THE
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
and be independent: We teach you on
live models 5S pcSSsd unmse .nd
thorough, and when you leave our school
you can go right into the business without
We are now enrolling for the Fall season.
For limited Ss TN OF Ts c sEs iaslrdins'
as 81 q only ae1 .
Interesting profession in a bona -Ade school
int school IL d out for
self why MABELLE HONOUR graduates are
always in. demand and almost invariably
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335 N. Charles St. Baltimore.
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HELP---MEN.

YOUNG MAN to work IA grocery store and
drive deliyery truck. Boulevard Market,
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HELP-WOEyEN.

sALEsWoMEN-sla0 90 daily possible selling
cloth: no laundering. Free sample. Jones,
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SUPERVISOR, laundry route.
Good opportunity for the man
who can show results. Salary
and commission. Apply 3 pm.
Sunday for interview.
THE QUALITY LAUNDRY,
1871. ST SW
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ASTEST MONEY MAKER

IN THE SELLING FIEID.
No matter what you have ever sold-you
will make bigger money selling our box as
sentiments of Christmas cards. Make Sll0
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Call at homes, business houses-sen a beau
tiful Christmas cards with fancy envelopes
Tor only $1.00. Exclusive new designs-actual
Samples free. Jane Morden Studios. Inc.
Commercial st., Dept. NC-l2, Rochester, N. Y.
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E x P E r FENCED House.to-
house canvassers on good,
saleable house furnishing propo-
sition; excellent opportunity to
make good money. Cohen's, Inc,
81 9TH st. NV.
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MAN WANTED.

Large corporation which has maintained
ofilces in WASHINGTON for several years and
the services OF a Wide-aWske, energetic man
to act as local representative. This Is an
opportunity for the right man TO establish
will be well paid for loyalty and service:
Sales experience not absolutely necessary II
NJ w Address BOX S7-V. Star nfhcR.
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WANTED-AGENTS.
AGENTS

So AN HOUR SHOULD BE YOUR AVER
AVE EARNINGS SELLING AREKAYBEE APP.
PREPARATION FOR IMPARTINd A YOUTH
EUL GCI0R TO GRAY HAIR. RESERVE
WHITE dENEkAL PRODUCTS LAsoRA:
TORIES. DEPT. W." WASHINGTON
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