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ing now on the worn place
in the carpet, now on the
mahogany chair with the
cracked rung, then back to
mama . old brown silk dress
with the patch under the
arm, that she hadn't had
time to change.
Louise, pretending to be
wrapt in her music At the
piano at the other end Of
the room, heard and WINGED
at every word Of Mrs. Craig's
fashionable gossip, knowing
how mama was suffering be-
cause she couldn't boast
about her girls.
Mabel : : ? Gil Neal
ess the Sydney Taft's tea
= Mabel's new cerise
velvet evening coat.
She ought to. be shot. the
old crow, rubbing it into
mama that way, Louise
thought, angriIy, striking
loud chords in the hope OF
drowning her out.
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Now Go On with the Story
CHAPTER XVII

INFANCY thought she hated Reno We can leave too
N soon to please me!a she told Roger and
s'IM be just glad to get out Of here as you be,
honey he said and she knew that he hurryng trying
70 finish the work that had brought him there.
On the fourth afternoon he went to the Riverside
Hotel to meet two Government officials motoring south
seemed funny to think OF Roger at the riverside while sne
waited in their hot little home on the other side of town.
IT wish we d gone there and taken chance she told
herself for the hundredth time. 1t would have been
citing to be over where all the really smart people
stay - But that might have meant meeting with the
porters or Jack Beamers wife, and Nancy wasn't really
raadv for that She wore Roger Decaturs ring her
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: 80 But Of course she
wasn't going home, she was
going on with Roger, for
ever and ever
And whenever she thought
Of Life without him her
knees felt weak, and
she wanted to cry. She
did cry a little this after
noon, thinking Of him at
the Riverside, hobnobbing
with notables, beautiful
jewelled divorces passing
in and out, and she stuck in
this dingy, ugly little room !
But she knew it was
silly, so she bathed her red
dened eyes and put on her
best dress, the beige crepe
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Mosquitoes are not only
D nuisance they are dam
eerous. Malaria is carried
only by these insects. Fit
Is the surer, quicker way
TO rid the entire house Of
mosquitoes, as welfas dies,
reaches, bedbues, ants o.
neas.
Household insects are
killed quicker with Fit
because Fit has a greater
amount Of insect-killin
ingredients.
Use Fit freely every
where. There is nothing
In il harmful to people,
and Fit vapor will not
Stain fabrics.
Spray the way to sum-
mertin1e comfort with Fit
andthe handy Fit sprayers
Money back if il does not
kill all insects, More fCe.
the money in the quart
size.
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finger, an unimpressive plati-
nun band. = . : Jack
Beamer would have given
her i circlet Of diamonds or
emeralds, not that she cared,
she insisted loyalty. She d
rather wear Rogers utili-
tartan wedding ring than a
pear-shaped diamond from
Jack : : = still = : plenty
of time to tell about it. In
spite of MRS. Decatur on
the hotel. register, and
moments when she could
hardly remember that she
had ever been single, she
still thought Of herself as
Nancy Hollenbeck. Some
times she found herself
planning, "'When I go home
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The Deepest Mine u the WorId

m, deenest mine il The world is No shaft the Tamark
nine IN Mchgan which reaches vertical depth Of 500 feet
There are several other shafts the district which exceed 1000
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Read How Nancy Tempted
Fate to Win Romance

But above Lou's Musas,
above mama's timid offer Of
more tea, Mrs. Craig's voice
rose determinedIyi
"By the way, I met that
Porter woman who took
Nancy to the High Sierras.
She was at the Prescotti
garden party yesterday,
though why they invited the
creature / don't understand.
CommOnl My dear Kitty,
she's the most ORDI-
NARY"
Louise fumbled, choked
and looked appealingly at
mama.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
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The loungers in the lobby
turned and stared after her.
''I suppose they think I'm
q divorcee, tool" she
thought, and the very idea
of it amused her so that
she looked right at a fat
man in a loud checked suit,
and laughed.
Where can You walk in a
strange townf Nancy fol-
lowed the main street past
rows Of pleasant looking
houses, and over a bridge.
She didn't know which way
to go then, so she walked
back on the other side Of
the street, and reached the
hotel half an hour later, hot,
tired and cross.
It was such a relief to
find Roger back and watt
ing for her that she fairly
flung herself into his arms,
rubbing her hot, pink cheek
against his cool, brown one,
shOWering him with absurd,
mumbling kisses. Roger,
+ DO love you, but / hate
this horrid place. Can t we
go soon!"
Roger held her at arm s
length. His whole face was
shining. Every bit of him,
from his crisp yellow hair
to his polished brown boots
radiated good news.
BE said, Nancy, old girl,
ne re going back to the tail
timbers. I'm all through
here. We're going home. :
Home was a rangers
cabin, perched, precariously,
Nancy thought, on the bar
rem mountain side.
"But / thought : : !"
trees : : =" she began q
little uncertainty, knowing
that she was expected to
like it, and feeling lost for
words.
"Oh, we re up above the
timber line Roger exulted.
Look! We re on top OF
the world. You can see all
over the valley. There q
Mt. Dana, and there 4
Glacier, and Nancy :
the timber is in the way,
but beyond the green lie
. the Meadows our
meadows, Nancy, where we
found each other-see ~
Nancy followed his finger,
but it all looked alike to
her. One peak was as
jagged and rocky as another.
It was all too big and
strange. to be familiar and
friendly.
II wish we were back in
the Meadows, she said,
wistfully.
"But this is my place,
honey. Thisthis is home y
tYes, and I'm going to
love itp' she promised
warmly, holding tight to his
hand. cob, Roger, don't
leave me - don't leave
me alone in this lonely
place!)
He was so proud Of the
interior, Of his own crude
but not inartistic attempts
to make it home-like. He
pointed out the book cases
made Of packing boxes. the
barrel chair, the kitchen cup
board, the Navajo rugs. 81
tell you there aren't many
fellows who could bring q
girl into a cabin without
planning ahead of time! ~
sI'll bet there aren t r.
she marveled, patting the
pillows on the neat army
cots, strengthening a pile
Of old magazines. And In
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TODAY he had planned to propose. But
i her attitude froze him. What could be the
matter?I 1t was hot, to be sure. But why should
that. distress her so1
Fred never suspected 30" then. Yet
body odor isn't interfering with his happiness
now-he's married to Anne. Read how ne
found the easy way to keep perspiration
odorless.
Perspiration without eB. O."
like any normal, healthy human being,
perspire particularly in hot weather. I've
been told that pores give of as much As
quart of,waste daily.
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A Tense Story Of Love and
A Girls Ambition
What Has Gone Before

Nancy HoHenbecE though young and beautiful Is poor.
Her mother of socially accepted family married poor
man, she aCarns Nancy against this neistGke Nancy,
becoming cynical giUes up handsome Mat Tny and begins
G affair gCit Jack Be0naer married to oeah He pans
TO divOrce his aOfe and marry Nancy On trip to YET
loqostone Nancy meets Roger Decatur ranger hO falls
m Lore Nth her Nancy tells him she aDN oly HaGyyy for
aoedEth she prepares to IeGve the mountain camp and
rejoi her Aunt Ellie On hike aOsth Roger ne declares
s lore aid Nancy adnsits her lore for him. When Nancy
misses the bus Roger tells her they H be married at
Oace AUNT Euie and Louise, at home aOith Mrs HOuen
beck aUosder at Ndcs continued absence. In Reno on
their honeymoon Roger pleads Wh Nancy to rite her
saaOther of their marriage.
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vitlng. Neither can
they be covered up.
They embarrass.
Hold people back.
Steal away joy and
happiness.
SIS. l. male
em fresh Vs1f-
table drugs and
bas q sRccssstlsI
record Of 0Vfr 100
ysars bach Of il
e.asAs 1870 ss.S a
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How Fred's happiness was
nearly ruined by 30" Sc

'But it never occurred to me that per-
spiration means sB o. We become insensitive
to an eyer-present odor. ] offended d-uu-
knosOSngEyi
s"Then / changed to Ifebuoy and what
difference! When step out OF my daily tub
now, / feel alive gloriously clean! Pores are
purified SO deeply by Lifebuoy's marvellous
antiseptic lather, that 'B.O.' is prevented.
z Lifebuoy's fine skin soap, too. It guards
health by removing germs. Its pleasant,
ertsd-cleGn scent, that vanishes as you rinse,
tells you Lhebuoy purifes.''
LEVER BROTHERS Co. csmbridOe, Msss
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S6,7OO for Grav's sEEegVD

copy Of Grays NEleey pubkhsd l7sl sxpence
sold ct Sothebys recently This i the Of which General
Wolfe declared he would rather have written than take
Quebec
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ARE YOU A
$3.50 PER WEEK MAN?

A national association engaged in
the organization of counties desires
Immediately the services of FIVE capa-
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work. Prefer men between ages of
thirty and forty. Men of standing
and appearance, good takers and
not afraid of hard work and long
hours. Organizers we now have in
field are earning weekly $3.50 to $500
Advance men and failures need not
apply. Applicants must provide at
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ton to finance themselves for two
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particulars by personal appointment
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HELP-MEN.
An Unusual Opportunity

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TWO MEN, as additions to our
present force, to install Iron
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WANTED-First-class cabinet
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1912 V st. NV.
statesmen.
We want f men for permanent
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for those qualifying.
See Mr.. Regain,
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY!
Men of fair education who
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are offered the following with
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A thoroughly trained man to
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The personal assistance of the
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The help of the company's
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And a contract to write life
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COMPANY in America.
We will gladly grant an inter
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WANTED-SALESMEN..


SCREM-HOLDiNG SCREW DRIVER! New.
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THE COLUMBIA
BROADCASTING SYSTEM
that give you entree to homes of pro-
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Of Better jobs Can Potomae r s2ss for 9'e any
pointment.
Can Earn $50 to 500 Weekly.
Men, women sell Christmas cards now to
friends. relatives. banks, business and pro-
fessional people. Americas premier line,
20 exquisite designs. beautiful envelopes. in
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bonuses: experience unnecessary: $40 OUTFIT
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1914 H st. NV. WASHINGTON. D. c.
A TOLEDO corporation of in
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Rooms and Apartments to meet any need and
purse daily listed in the Classified columns of
The Star. Read these advertisements and find q
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WANTED-First-class cabinet
makers. Gallery dart Moderne
1912 V ST. NV.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
10 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
VTT-o-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE
Queer; oil and alec rubs; white nurse opera
FOR. Potomac 472l.
sAKETs MASTER IN ,oI Lux ISd 19gSLE
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PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH-ROOM AND
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WILL SHARE MY ATTRACTIYE APT. WITH
SIS. Fr. 2s74. Apt. 304. 81.
"REFLECT1NG WASHINGTON MIRRORS
resilvered. framed, recut and made to order.
National 6l91. 22'
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lie girls for Summer; good food and care,
spacious playgrounds: coaching II desired.
Phone Manassas 70. THE TEMPLE SCHOOL
TYPMd-50c A THoUsAND WORDS, CAR-
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RUGS MADE TO ORDER FROM OLD CAR
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croscops. Phone shep. 1861. as
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERdARTEN,
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hour. Open all Summer.
NURSE WILL GIVE MOTHERS CARE 70
Infants and T. children under S; reasonable.
PROSPEROUS DENTAL PRAcTIcE-
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BEST OF MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE FOR
infants and children up to 5 years. Special
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

sECRETARY-sTENoGR az
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porary; moderate salary. Address Box 3is-l
Star ONCE.
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JioEtAaNsSpoRTATIoN WANTED TO MIME
possibIe , and return about Sept. ii II
pOooIOlP CAL Metrnnnlifa 1871 NA ~
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S GapIhdoLSTER1NG-HAVE YOUR WopY
bb Usv nov R1i and save money, as we are not
pSr nite1 STANDARD UPH. co 4ns ,i inw
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white. reliable. to care for two
mail chiIdrsn; so home nights; woodbridge.
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WSS We cafI Isl OUTDOOR RECREATION
h;iTa can a loT and return your son by auton.o-
Di1S eaen day; base ball. golf, swirnminS si
and di6 Gfdes Re Supervisors indoor gymnasium
200 Mr. yn 9aIs; - week, Call Metropolitan
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Broadcast your wants through the medium of
classified advertisements in The Star. The Star is
the receiving in front Of practically everybody
in Washington each secular evening and Sunday
morning.
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n HihTT ~. ,I WAVE BY GRADUATE. BEGIN
az ce nuteSoay; each day for week only. Price
iSs7c cents Appointment by phone. Me-
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
lRAE

WOMAN. white. reliable. to care for two
small children; so home nights; woodbridge.
WOMAN. white or colored. settled, to as
sist in care of elderly lady and housework
IN small apartment; stay nights. Cleveland
1449-J after pm.
WOMAN, competent. in family OF two, for
general housework; must be good cook; mid
dle-aged woman preferred. Address Box
29l-E. Star once. 22'
WOMAN. middle aged, to take care two chill"
dren while parents work, in exchange for
home and salary. 43l Ridout ave, Virginia
Highlands. Va
WOMAN, colored; cook and general house,
worker; good pay. Call Sun. or Mon. 2724
Ga. ave. NV.
WOMAN. capable; keep home and two chill
dren while mother works; stay nights 81
week. Call after pm. olo G st. ne. At
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WOMAN, neat, colored, for light housework.
references. Call after 5. Bradley 396. 81"
YOUNG GIRL, colored, neat appearance, for
general housework in a family of q. Apply
634 Quebec pl. NV, Sunday, to IL am.
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VIOLET RAY-ELECTRIC TREATMFNre
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over dentist: daily. Sundays FIR. 362s.WW .:
S6EthhDoATE NURSE GIVES SALT CLOVIS
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IN fenned home where well reared cLIIg
I ia nave ave-, care during day. Address Boy
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SS YEAR WILL GET sll5Oo ACcTDFNr
s. ana sfo and $50 weekly for disability EIso
stprl, Men,WoElen. Is to 20 Addrees II =
SIMPSON, Ola Upshur st. Phone Adsms E5oaT'
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SUMMER SCHOOL. FIVE ACRES sEADY
Classes in 5ine}nF month Fttnc children from
e GSoGtoinbla I'd, corner Kalorara I'd. ldanos
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WILL TAKE
S3tsient care OF furnished house or ant
sII in sssfsge: not over s35. Address Box
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Never mail original rerommeHodrions 1nen
answering advertisements for empIoV"e"''
USE COPIES.
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sacrifice sac iMhaEf iva An ~ IMMEDIATE I'M NEED WILL
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$3.50: 7xsl s, perfect condition size 7iaxsis,
GATED 1909 18th St NJ Adar 10 90 oas appre-
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HELP-WONIEN.

ANTIQUE SHOP MANAdER-Refned lady
with good knowledge of furniture, glass,
Catering to high-class trade. State aualifi-
cations, salary required and phone number
AdENTsCTo sell attractive offer. Carter
Railey. 1919 st. nv.
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TWO MEN, as additions to Our
present force, to install Iron
Fireman Automatic Coal Burn
ers. 1920 18th st. NV.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.
References. $50 month; stay nights. Need
not apply IL over IS years old. CleV. 3409
$3.50 EdmundS st. NV.
COOK to get Idinner in evenings for two;
no Sunday work; So week. Columbia 1899.
COOK and first-fioor work: no laundry;
3l0l Woodley I'd: NV.
COOK-Settled white woman as cook in
small family OF adults. Good wages; no
laundry work; bring references. $500 UPTON
GIRL for cooking s s5%l la%ndry work stay
GIRL, neat: stay nights; cooking and gen
4eral housework; no laundry; reference. 3207
Wisconsin ave.
GIRI-Reliable colored girl for general
housework and laundry. 48l7 l4Gh st. NV.
GIRL, colored, young, to assist with house
work. 20l3 Eyerst. NV.
GIRL. for general housework; small family.
I WANT settled colored woman who wishes
. home and can take care Of colored chill
dren. ll46 Corcoran st. NV, Apt. I. {.
MOTHERS HELPER, white or colored, as
sist with 3 children and housework. Call
300 Ke9sinsso o,n1 r., between Chevy Chase
NURSE for child aged 8; must be experi-
snced. reliable; references. Address Boz
WOMAN. white, for light housework; room
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WOMAN-Win give room and board to mid
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adult family OF two. Address Box 27l-E
Star once.
WOMAN, settled, white, who wants a home.
Of four, including two small children. Call
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4-line minimum.
time. 25c per line.
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z times, 21c per line. M. 80, H..
30 times or more consecutlvey. <Ue pei liz III.
Advertisements under Personal sc per line
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Transient CLASSIFIED advertisements ior I'M
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Star at regular rates.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

HnOONG MAN wishes transportation to
Nebraska or nearby about August q. will ss
ISL Hse oFIslng; share expenses; references. Ad-
dress Box 280-E. Star Office
YOUNG MAN will drive to Texas for trans
portation; references furnished. Dec. $500,
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PERSONAL.

OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG LADY tn
snare Hotel Roosevelt apt with another for
SSgTIm nR at Reasonable rates. Address Boy
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BEAUTY PARLORS

PERMANENT WAVE, S..
TUES. 35c; FREE MARCELS. WE'D: scalp
treatment; Thurs. Csc; facial. Fri: 35c.
Open daily until 6: Mon, Wed. and Fri.
until pm. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
BIZ l4th st. NV. Met. SSlS
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Can Earn $50 to 500 Weekly.
Men. women sell Christmas cards now to
friends, relatives, banks, business and pro-
tessional people Americas premier line,
90 EXQUISITE designs. beautiful envelopes. in
terchanseable verses: big commissions daily.
bonuses: experience unnecessary; $40 outflt
free; Write Cambridge Press. Dept. s. 230
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Mtia lie Sc PHYs1oTaEP a by. CHIP0PR4 c-
S1pr.ol 81: Phone Lincoln 1887 22.s
PHI SEtp COVERS. 3-PC. SUITE WITH SIP
T. Tsho S1ap fasteners incl material SIS So
:: I: sherwood 1913 28th Sc In S3So0'
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ess0eeslGieA nLt SsI AGED. INVAL1Ds GIVEN
oleI: Professional references Poton,aep sssa
! ! Ei ngaS3Es WILL GIVE MOTHERS CARE 10
shsnbeSsSS n ia children under S. Peasonabis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-11-01
The knowledge Test for
Readers Of The Times

Fill each blank in the quotations:
/. Marvellous bonnie
2. makes the heart grow fonder.
8. Beggars must be
a. Man shall live by -- alone
5. nation under God shalt have birth OF
6, Iifes but a walking
z. Whom the Lord loveth he
s. In time of prepare for war
9. If you have - prepare to shed them now.
10. Gather We while we
you knows
the Republican candidate for President In 1915?
H. did Germany begin her invasion of Belgium and
France?
49, What premier of France nickamed the "Tger"?
H. proved that the earth revolves around the sun
\15 story by London has for its hero named
Buck?
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