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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-23
Situations Wanted Female

SILudtfOHS w dutCu ECludfC
Exp WOMAN. half or whole day work
or laundry to bring home. Il. 1901.
LAUNDRY-First-cl work: called for
and delivered. Ha 2359-R.
LAUNDRY to bring home. Called for and
delivered; exp woman Ia. 315l.
EXP. COLORED WOMAN-Gen. house
work; Al reference. Oh. 1881.
Rooms for Rent
ALABAMA, N. 52s-Dandy front room;
ARSENAL n. 4l0-CHEERFUL RIM.
PRTvATE HOME. GAR. ca. oao5.
BELIEF ONTAINE. 121S-Clean I'm. with
bath upstairs So week.
BROADWAY. 2038-Large warm rms. $3.50.
50. $3.50. hot water He. l7l2.
BROADWAY, 2939-Comfortable furn. mod
rm.. near bath. Gentlemen. Ia. 1884.
CENTRAL, l96o-Nice. warm room; close
CENTRAL. 204S-Nice. comfortable room;
near bath. $500.
CENTRAL AVE.-Business women. home
environment: reasonable. Wa. 2l22.
CENTRAL, i636-Newly furnished. modern
coy. privileges; garage ma. s29s-
CENTRAL, 332l-Warm. pleasant, laun-
dry. garage. board optional. Wa. 0400-J.
CLINTON HoTEL-2y virginia clean
sleeping and hsekpg rms; steam heat
COLLEGE, 2242-PIeasant. warn rn., con-
slant hot water. I or girls or couple:
DELAWARE, NJ, 2264-Lovely room. well
heated. Ha. 1906.
DENISON HOTEL
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Now is your
opportunity to secure a nice warm room
sUrprisinely low: SIS wk.: Groom suites;
parior. bedroom. bath. for persons. as
low as SIS mo. Let US show YOU:
n ai@ oItr
furn.. private bath ent. IT 281o.
DREXEL ARMS-730 N. Illinois; very de
sirable outside rooms. furnished, So week
and up. u. 2821. ---------.---
EASTERN AVE. 234--Nicely furnished rm.;
good heat; private home. -
FLETCHER, 874-Private rm.. next bath:
widows home; privileges:
ILLINOIS. N. l9O7-Ideal rm.. steam. con-
slant hot water: l or Q. Ia 6024.
MARKET. E.. 528-sIeeping room. steam
heat; 50 up; garage: parking.
MERIDIAN, N. 402-spink- Arms Annex
lovely rm.. refined ant. Ii. 7709.
MERIDIAN N. 530-Lovely Steam-heated
MERIDIAN, N, 22OS-St. James Court,
Apt 20; rm.. modern apt Ia. 1915.
MINI, E.. 326-Nice, clean room; garage
NEW JERSEY. N, 230-Modern sleeping
room: right down town: $3.50 wk. and up.
NORTH, E, 226-Front, modern. steam
heated rms; private family. Ri. 5255.
OHIO HOTEL. 1861 E. Ohio-Clean rms.
steam heat. hot. cold water: IS up.
ORIENTAL, 20 Front room furn.
modern: reasonab BILE; also housekeep. apt
PARKVIEW. 18-Clean. warm. front rm.,
private home, E. Wash car. Breakfast
or kitchen privileges. Ri. 5693.
PENN. N. 627 APT. 2-Large front nm.
frepIace; steam heat.
RUCKLE. l945-Warm room, private
home: / or 2. Central car. He. 2554
TALBOT N, 2345-Large front room;
suite BILE for two: closets Ia. 1858
WASH. BLVD AND 3lST-Master bedrm..-
furn. as living and bedrm.. also smaller
18TH. W, fI8-Furnished. modern rm.;
owners home; hot water; near Illinois
s. Ri 6961
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Business Places for Rent

PRIVATE OFFICE-Odd Fellow Bldg. At
to-7ev n-eferred. Onlv $50 no Ri. 1914
MODERN l2-car garage 1920 Shelby.
Very reasonable rent Ir. 4l30.
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Help Wanted Female

LADIES+To solicit orders for the finest
liae OF toilet goods and household neces-
sites: beautiful package: most appropTi-
ate gifts BINGHAM BROS. 1901 Bsrth
Ave. Indianapolis.
REPRESENTATIVES wanted TO sell ex-
uuisite lingerie and hosiery. paid daily.
Call between 10 a. m. D. N. 5000 E.
wash. II. 2432.
EXPERIENCED house-to-house sales ladies.
good proposition for those willing to
work; bet. l7-7. Ri. 2l69.
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Situations Wanted Male

TRUCK DRIvER-Qr helper with good
ref. DR.. 3o26 or A n. Alabama.
PLAsTERING- Sur or Job. Work
guaranteed. DR.. A.
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Farms for Sale

ACRES FOR 81 ,000-8 miles south OF
city in Johnson county cross roads; good
ground Terma' Ri. 1926 or Oh. 1884,
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND 152s-Lower front 2 rms,
kitch'te. dinette. indoor bed, overstuned
furn.: private bath & entrance. RI 1884.
CENTRAL. 232l-C0mpleteiy furn. 7-room
mod. house. He. 5le1. after ESQ OF sun
DFLAWARE. N. 16O3i1-Attractive 4-rnl.
mod. duplex. ref. EXCHANGED Ha- z862-M.
WFNWOOD. 29i2-6-room modern fur
nsshed house; reasonable. Ha. 083S-W.
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Corner Capitol Ave. and South St.

=
JOB PRESS-Chandler az Price, 8x12, reas.
Harrington 81 Folger, 800 Century Bldg.
LARGE ICE BOX, BAKERS OVEN.
Make US an offer. DR.. 6528 or 2408
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EXP WOMAN. half or whole day work
or laundry to bring home. Ii. eG61.
LAUNDRY-First-clas work: called for
and delivered. Ha 2359-R.
LAUNDRY to bring home. Called for and
delivered; exp. woman Ha. 1881.
Exp. COLORED WOMAN-Gen. house
work; Al reference. Oh. 1881.
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Instructions
JAG FREDERICK

School of dancing. childrens classes Q
speciality Ballet. toe tar. acrobatic 2e
W. North Ri. 3os5.
AVIATION Enroll now, machinist and
pilots flying course on easy payment
plan at Hoosier Air Port. Evening classes
Phone Ta. 046l.
THOROUGH musician. expe. in public
school chorus. glee club. church choir and
Junior organ. is available Immediately to
help YOU with your programs. Ia. O366.
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Real Estate Wanted

have several buyers for or bed
room homes. north. See me at once or
Nh FARRIs. Ii 2541
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condition: bed davenport. full sized bed
and springs; dresser. small buffet and
other articles, all very cheap. Be. 1865.
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HOOVER. Late Model. all attachments
LIST class cond.. s35 Ri. 1851 before p. m.
PRESSING MACHINE-Hoffman, ga, reaS.
1852 N. Capitol Ia. 0976.
RUNdMAGE SALTWATER Coats and
clothing, big variety lot good gas stoves
and furniture at prices to suit your
reasonable. Wa. 1894.
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Card of Thanks

MINNIE A. LASHBKOOh,
EARL d. LASHBROOK
and FAMILY. -
CARD OF THANKS-We wish TO thank
the relatives. friends and neighbors Tor
the kindness and sympathy shown US
during the sudden lines and death OF
our darling son and brother, Billy Con
slant. We also thank our doctor, j. Z.
Rhea; the undertaken ]. C. wilson; we
also thank the minister. the Rev. Mr;
Davis. and all for the many beautiiul
flowers MR.. AND MRS. CONSTANT.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
The Washington times., 1929-05-03
MD. GRAB RUN
GIVES GREAT
PROMISE

BALTIMORE. May s.-The crab
season, which has just officially
opened. promises to be very success
full from all indications and reports
from tidewater Maryland, according
to Swepson Earle. conservation com.
missioner.
A. report received by him from
Crisfield, Mr.. Earle said, indicates
that the crabbers, as is the custom In
the early part of the season, are en-.
gagged in the tributary waters OF
Tangier Sound and UP the creeks,
using nets to catch the crabs which
are seeking the protected bottoms
for shedding.
Virginlans Earlier
"Many crabs are coming to Girls
field from Virginia" Mr.. Earle ex-
plained. where the waters are
warmer and the shedding starts ear
lier than in Maryland. 1t is likely
that in the next two weeks many OF
the crab scrapers equipped with their
skipjacks IA flat-bottom boat with
two sails and a shallow draft will
be seen in large fleets in Tangier
Sound taking the shedder crab from
the grassy DOtIO1AS OL LAdS AV6IOA'
Smiths Island, on the western
side of the sound, opposite Crisfield
has more people engaged in the fish.
ing industry than any other section
because there is no farming on the
island and the people depend entirely
upon water resources for a liveli.
hood.
4,5OO,OOO Shipped
"The records of the department
show that Smiths Island made an ex.
cellent showing in the crab business
in 1928. having shipped nearly A.,
SOC, 900 soft crabs. This does not in
clude the catch of hard crabs, which
cooked, picked and shipped as crab
meat. Other sections of tidewateF
Maryland, preparing for heavy crab
season, include Deals Island, Bishops
Head. Hoopersville, Fishing Creek,
Cambridge, Oxford, Tilghmans and
Kent Island. Annapolis, Solomons
and the tributaries of the Potomac
River.
"The crab business in Worcester
county. which borders on the Allan.
tic Ocean. Increased materially in
1928, and by a legislative act with
an emergency clause the residents
of this county were enabled to start
their crab season at the same time
as Virginia-April /. The season in
Worcester closes one month earlier
than in the however. Worcester
promi largo crop this season"
The Washington times., 1929-05-03

DOuble-fold Sateen Blanket Binding.
One-and.a-half inch fold. COlOrs
5-yard length. special. ....... .35c
Water Wave Combs; to box. Five
and six-inch length, special. :. zoe
Detachable Shoulder Straps; ribbon
elastic insert and buttOnhOles. spe-
Detachable Elastic Shoulder Straps,
with buttons and buttOnhOles. Flesh.
Pair. special. Csc
Art-ticking Pot Holder Sets; with
three holders, special l........... zoe
Tailors' Reversible Tape Measures.
special. Z for 10C
Hairpin Cabinets; three sizes. Black
and bronze, special. ......2 for 1Sc
'Diadem" Hairpins; many styles. In
shell, amber and gray cOlOrs. Box,
special ................... 18C
Colored EnameIed Darners; with
handles or in egg shape. special 12c
Art Ticking Shoe Bags; IL pockets.
Assorted colOrs, special. ....... 75c
Wardrobe Bags; hold eight garments.
Side snap openings, special. !. $1.45
Clark's o. N. T. Boilfast So yard
Spool Sewing Silk. Black. white and
l.,
Clark's o. N. T. 25O-yard Spool Cot.
ton. White only. Numbers 40 to
100. Dozen spOOls. .............95 .95c
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MEDAL FOR AL SMITH

NEW YORK, May 8 u.N.S). -
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith,
recent Democratic presidential nom
inee. will be presented with the
Laetare Medal Sunday evening by
Patrick Cardinal Hayes. 1t was
last night.
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Garter Belts; with 4 supporters, spe-
clal ............. .................$
Sew-On Carriers; 9-inch length. In
flesh, rayon web, pairs. special, 25c
COverall Gum Household Aprons. spe-
ciaI $50. .................... .5Oe
Rubberized Silk Sanitary Aprons.
Speclal ................. .b5c
RayOn Sanitary PetticOats, with silk
rubberized sanitary aprons attached.
Trimmed with net, special. :. .$1.35
RayOn Sanitary Step.ins, special, 81
Surgical Web Sanitary Belts, spe.
Utility Cloths, for cleaning. Soft
and absorbent, special. .25c
Flesh Cleansing Tissue. 2 packages.
special .................. DOC
Rayon Shoe Laces; black, brown, and
tan. lengths. 2 pairs, special. .35c
Garrity Everwave; 4-Ounce bottle,
special .................. ..........S .SOe'
Garrity SiIk-covered Curriers'. 4 on
card. cards, special. ..........3Sc
Wright's Bias Fold. Size 5. Special,
2 bolts. .................. .25c
Enameled Slipper Trees. 2 pairs
speclaI ....-........... ......zoc
"Miada" Lingerie Guards: r<;Ik,
white, black, tan. cards, special.
zoe.
Seco (Silk-and- COtton) Dress Lin.
ings. LOng.waisted, camisOle. or
built-up tops. Sizes "a to A, spe-
ciai ................... ..10e
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TO CLEVELAND

To New YOrk-21 fast
Hours of departure from
Washington are now: 1910,
1850, 1:25, 3:45, 5:45, 7:25,
8;15, 900, 1000, 400 Am.
-12:0O Noon-1 :00, 200,
2:3O, 500, 400, 4:20, 4:45,
$50, 700, 800 PM.
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Notions and Sewing Needs at Low Prices

COlOred Enameled Hat Stands, As.
sorted cOlOrs. Special. ....... Use
Cotton Braided Elastic. H-in. width.
6-yard bolt, special. .15e
pats; hOse-savers for heel of shoes.
3 pairs, special. ................25 25c
Tintex; all shades. boxes, special.
25c.
Color Remover for cotton or silk
material, boxes. special. .....25c
Whitex. boxes. special. ... Csc
Wilsnaps; all sizes. 3 cards. special,
Csc.
Congress Safety Pins. IL to card.
sizes. 6 cards, special. ....... 20e
Silk-cOvered Dress Shields; regular
and crescent shapes, special, 8 for S5c
Jewel Ironing Board Pad and Cover,
special ............ ............. ..f0c
Tidy Boxes. Large Nests and Glove
Boxes, special. ...........,.......6 soc
Large Satin Pin Cushions. tomato
shape. special. .ZOc
Large TOmato-shape Emery. special,
Zoe.
Berkeley Sanitary Napkins, boxes,
special ............. .$l
Gilt Safety Pins; so in bunch, spe-
cIal. ................ 80 AOF G'C
SIX nOttingkord" Bead Silk. 5 yards
long, with needle, special. ...... zoe
Fast.COlOr Single Garment Bags.
Snap fastening, special. ....... soc
Midget Darning Silk; IL spOOls, spe-
cial ...................3 .35c
NOTIONS, AIsLEs NO. 81 AND 22 FIR
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Costume Slips

CREPE DE CHINE, FLAT CREPE AND
RADIUM SLIPS, tailored and lace trimmed
models; some hand embroidered, $2.95
CREPE DE CHINE SLIPS of fine quality in
tailored and lace trimmed styles, $3.95.
PURE DYE CREPE, RADIUM AND FLAT
CREPE SLIPS with lace, drawn work and
georgette $5.25.
The Washington times., 1929-05-03
Woodward and Lothrop Quality Undcrthings
in the May Selling specially low priced
NegIigees Ind Pajarnas

CREPE SATIN NEGLIGEES, with lace and
chiffon $16.5O
FLAT CREPE NEGLIGEES, tailored in pastes,
S9.75
PASTEL CREPE DE CHINE NEGLIGEES lace
trimmed 1918.
PAJAMA ENSEMBLES, in a variety of styles
and designs, $3.50
NEGL1GEEs
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Famous for fine quality, firm tex
ture, beautiful shaping the built
up toe that gives added wear and
the exclusive garter blocks, that
prevent so many needless runs
Granite Hose may be had in all
desirable weights and shades.
All-Silk Semi-service, s. pair,
pairs $5.85.
Picot Top All-Silk Chiffon, 81
pair, pairs S5.S5.
Chiffon with lisle-lined hem,
S1.85 pair, 3 pairs $5.40.
Service weight with Isle hem and
sole, $1.75 pair, pairs $50. I
Semi-service with Isle hem and
Isle reinforced foot, $1.50 pair,
3 pairs $4.35.
HOSIERY AISLE II. FIRST FLOOR
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TIE, NEW
SGdliIltrSiulQI
BJL4IMe4 Justin epas~,rAannn<
ep2s %GA 1ZNdnx-

thing, with a heart as big as all out
doors.
Yes, she's-very feminine" Tony
said slowly. Somehow I never real
lied that Sandy would fall for that
type. though"
There amt no tellin' what a
man will fall for. Mrs. Ross replied
judiciouSly. of course. if the good
Lord had left the job of pickin' out
a wife for Sandy to me. Id a-picked
you.
But you and Sandy was just pals,
chums. and neither one of you
couldn't stir UP spark of romance
for the other to save your life. But
was sorta worried for fear that
was all Sandy was lookip' for.
Looked like 1 might never have
any grand babies to spoil, and these
fat OLD arms of mine just achin' for
en-
"Tm-glad you're going to-be
happy" Tony managed, "And-and
Sandy. too"
Well. I Shan't count my chicks
yet, Mrs. Ross answered cheerfully
but I must say the prospects is a
little brighter than they was before
Mary Burns moved in next door
Where you going, Tony?"
To see PATTI Tony choked as she
fed.
TO be Continued.)
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The thermometer registered IS de-
grees below zero.
In what years after 1880 in this
country will Thanksgiving fall on
Nov. 30?
1888, 1899, 1874 and 1850.
What caused the death of King
Edward VII of England?
Heart disease. incident to a bron-
chial attack. He died May 6, 1910
Can the king of England veto
bill that has been passed by the
house of commons? Does he have
less power in this regard than the
President of the United States?
Because of the exercise of the veto
the President of the United States
possesses more power than the king
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well. what do YOU think of our
new 'Ittle-girl- -doOr'?" Nom
Ross asked, when at last the door
had closed on Mary Burns. Come
back over here where I can look at
YOU. Tony It's a sight I've never
got my fill Of"
In Just a little while. If you
don't mind" Tony answered care
fully. "Tm-Tm watching the sun
ser" Not until she got control of
herself could she show her face to
Nom Ross keen eyes. "She's-very
pretty. Is She-Sandy's-
heart?" Would that catch in her
voice betray her?
But Nom Ross chuckle was re-
assuring. L guess you might call
her Sandy's girl Lord knows she
comes nearer being his girl than
anybody else ever did. I might as
we'll own UP that used to get sorta
worried about Sandy.
ct amt natural fora boy not to
take any interest in girls. and
Sandy's going on IS. High time he
was thinkin' of gettin' married. I
tell him I been eggin' this thing
on for all I'm worth-not that Mary
needs any puShin'. but it's like try
in TO lead q bslky mule to get Sandy
10 make a date with a girl
But he does make dates with
Mary Burns?" Tony asked, pretend
ing to yawn luXuriouSly after the
question.
We'll, he let's her tag along with
him in that rattly old fiivver of his
sometimes, al ! he's took her up in
his plane twice. He said it was
worth SO to hear her squeal,'' Mrs.
Ross lauShed. She tickles his
funnybone, with her cute little tricks
and her down south way of talkin'
"A natural-born firt. Mary is. I
never heard Sandy laugh so much
in all his life put together. as he
has since Mary Burns has been
frolickin' around him. He leases
her and treats her like she was a
funny little kitten"
Tony could bear no more Of that
picture. She interrupted crisply.
And you want Sandy to marry
her. Mom?" Better to hear the
worst and get it over.
Nom Ross chuckled. Reckon it
ein't what I want but what Sandy
wants that counts, Tony. He don't
take her serious yet. but he gets so
much fun out of her that I wouldn't
be SURPRISED If he did wake I'D some
fine mornin' with the idee that 1t
might be a good thing to keep her
around to be laughed at and played
with. Shes a sweet. pretty little
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PAGE 9
BY Ahern
BY Blosser

fanatic and means an enthusiastic
devotee.
Whe played opposite William
Haines in Telling the WorId?"
Anita Page.
Does the Dominion of Canada
have a delegate or representative In
tn eBritish parliament?
No.
What proportion of the inhabi-
tants in the world speak the Eng
lish language?
About 15o000,00o speak Englis
out of q total of l 1894, s72, 700, or abos
10 per cent. Altogether there al
more than 1900 spoken languages
and dialects.
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THIs rs HAPPENEp

since her graduation Nth honors
tnree years previously. NAN CARROLL
has been private secretary 10 ATTCR-
MY JOHN CURTIS MORGAN
While they are a. WORK. IRIS NOR
CAN. naughty. beautiful wife OF Morgan.
arrives. accompanied by her handsome
child iittie CURTIS. she peevishly de-
ualds large check 20 finance shop
ping expedition and leaves little Curtis
rn Mans hands while she goes out 70
SHOP Nan bitterly resents being thus
f-cated as a nUrsemaid. and her dislike
81 T-is treble5.
That evening Nan dimes with WILLIS
TODD. Vho for the eth times proposes
marriage 20 her when Nan insists she
can not give Up her prospects for pass
-T The bar examinations. Wills accuses
rr- % being IN love With Morgan AFTER
wills leaves. Nan tries 70 dismiss his
cI.1lr5t as gesture Of jealousy, but
tr- heart tells her differently and az last
she admits that she. Nan Carroll, VINO
rag always prlded herself on being hon
CRADLE. square as a man. Is IN love with
another Toman's husband.
The thought IS so intolerab.e she goes
% the once next morning determined
~ resign There IN the morning mail
she finds a b.ackmai note directed 70
Morgan Nan BE- torn with CONFLICT, shall
che give him the note and Jet him learn
t-e truth about his cold wife. or shah
-ae withhold lt7
SOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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ton in a drug store, and a chemist,
who may work Independently in a
laboratory or be employed by a COM
mercial concern. In England the
term chemists shop or chemist is
applied to what we call drug store
What city in the United States is
weaithieSt?
New York has an assessed valua-
ton of s14,152,27l 900 and is the
wealthiest city in the United States.
Where and when was the coolest
day recorded In the United States?
January. 1884, at Miles CITY. Mont.
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or course she had had no oppor-
~ tunity to resign, she scolded
her conscience, when Morgan had
departed for court. Besides" she
reminded herself. I've decided to
write him a note Of resignation. but
I'm certainly not going to bother
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Questions and AnszUe1.s
OUT OUR WAY

You can get an answer TO any answer
able question Of fact or information By
writing to Frederick NJ Kerby. Question
Editor The Indianapolis Times WASH
ington Bureau. 1922 New York avenue
Washington. D. c.. Enclosing 2 cents in
stamps for reply Medical and legal
advice can not be given nor can ex-
tended research be made. AL other
Unsigned requests car not be answered
All letters are confidential You are
CORDIALLY invited to make use OF this
service
What is the difference in meaning
between the word pharmacist" and
chemist" as generally used?
In the United States there is a
distinction between a druggist or
pharmacist who makes up prescrip-
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Of Great Britain. BY custom we'll
established the king, although pos
sessed of the veto power, does not
exercise it, and a bill passed by the
house of commons virtually becomes
a law and needs only the formal
signature of the king to sanction its
force. This is due to the fact that
the house of commons is now the
omnipotent body in the tripartite
system of the British government.
On the other hand, practically every
President Of the United States has
exercised the veto power, although
it was seldom used during the early
years of the republic.
What is the origin Of the slang
term, fan?
It is an abbreviation of the word
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ANo THEM AS " 10
MOCK TAOSE u1AO
WoOlO CAKlNTMGE
W. SUPREMACY, TAE
STORM BRoKE
LOOSE IN 4 SlNNO
FURT, yURNlN0
INTO DESPAIR WART
SEEMED CERTAIN
10 bE a NNRPT
ENDING