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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-12-19
Little Brainerd Lad Writes
Brainerd, Dec. Is, 1929
North Pole

Dear Santa Claus
would like fire engine and a
pencil box.
Merry Christmas and happy
New Year.
Your loving Billy Neal.
Good by Santa Clause.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-12-19
lake 1T By
FROM DAD cSs1sy H.
What Is a Stacker?

dad, we had a great argument
today at lunch. Got pretty hot, too |!
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Nine to One, Ratio
of Car to Road Cost
Highway Outlay Looks Big But It
Is Smallest Item in States
Motor Transport Bill

Nine dollars for cars, operation
and upkeep, one dollar for roads,
state and local. This has been
, the approximate ratio between We
hicle and road expenditures in Min
nesota for some time, according to
a Highway bulletin, and although it
is estimated that $38, $780, 900 will be
spent for state county and town
roads in 1880, the ratio will remain
about the same as in the past.
Road expenditures are matter
of public record, and in the aggre-
gate they look big. They are Of
ten viewed with alarm. Vehicle
OUTLAWS are made by some 100000
individuals, in smaller sums, and
therefore not so conspicuous. But
by taking motor vehicle registra-
ton and gasoline inspection re-
ports, it is possible to get vely
close estimate of two items, new
cars and fuel. A dollar for grease
and oil may be added for each
eight dollars spent for gasoline
The National Automobile Chamber
: of Commerce reports that the ar-
erage motor vehicle requires SIS
worth of parts and supplies every
year, $34 worth of replacement
tires, and $82 worth of LABOR. T hese
figures may be used in estimating
the outlay for repairs and upkeep
The insurance item is based on the
! 1928 official reports, plus a 5 per
cent estimated increase. Tt e
amount spent for private garages,
storage in public garages, damage
claims not covered by insurance and
other miscellaneous items, is less
readily obtainable, but the figure
given is believed to be conserya-
tive. Using these estimates, the
1929 outlay in Minnesota looks like
this:
New cars and trucks ----$1O4, 500, 900
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1929-12-19
Greetings

As the Old Year draws to close and
the New Year lies before US, we ex.
tend our hearty Christmas Greetings
and express sincere wish that the
New Year will contain wealth O,
happiness and prosperity for you.
May our friendly relations continue
unbroken turnout the coming year,
LAMPERT LUMBER co.
r. r. KEMPTER, Mgr
TEL II sAUK CENTRE MINI.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored, settled, no children. 10
give janitor service in building of apis. in
exchange for quarters; prefer man employed
in Govt. to 30 pm: woman must stay
home Address Box 229-X. Star Office.
JANITOR AND WTFE-Service in return for
apartment in small apartment house; ne.
section Address Box S25-X. Star office.
MAN OR WOMAN wanted at once steady
work: must be experienced on ladies' and
mems alterations. 53n5 Ga. ave.
WORKING COUPLE. country people. Amer
ican.,, Man to drive car. attend garden and
do all sorts odds and ends on 10 acres sub
urban place. miles from Washington on
car line. Woman to cook. wash, iron and
do general houSework in modern home. Four
adults. Splendid quarters. Good pay. Ad-
dress Box 275-X. Star office. 49,
COOK AND BUTLER.
Colored man and wife. to go to Maine for
the Summer with small family. Refer
ences required. Telephone North 520S for
an appointment.
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NECESSITY compels gentle
man, elderly. alert and compe-
tent, to seek increase of small
income (pension) by inside en-
ployment, regular or part time
reliability and trustworthiness
attested. Address Box S5-V,
Star office. 1914
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

BEGIN NOW TO PREPARE FOR CENSUS
oEFICE EDIToRIAL, CLERK. STATIsTIcs'
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL Sc. cor. 18th and NV. Met. 6337.
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MOTHER and daughter wish to go away
WIN damlly. Excellent references. Deca-
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LAUNDRESS first-class, wishes work to take
nome; large sunny yard. References Poto.
mac 913-J. 1923 Wallach pl NV
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Statesmen. 2. who must earn at least $4,000
yearly in order to live comfortably. Room
TOO, 1927 Eve st, before ~. Clh
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DUCO SPRAY PAINTER
Competent, to take charge of
work in large rehnishing depart
ment; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced and furnish references.
Write fully, giving experience,
salary expected, etc. Address
Box 342-N. Star office.
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COOK. housework (white), no laundry; small
salary: 5000 home, in city or out. Address
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stccEssFT H IN sELLfNG oEFIcE DE-
VICES. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING MA
CHIMES. FILINCi EQUIPMENT. ETC. TO
BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH THE LARG-
EST CONCERN OF ITS KIND. PREDOM MI
oFFiCE APPLIANCE INDUSTRY: SUBSTAN-
TIAL SALARY TO START AND QNL1M,
EARNINGS AND DEVELOPMENT; REPLY
MUST BE PRESENT PO-
SITION. SALARY NOW RECEIVING. AGE
I.rC ADDRESS ROX 64-X. STAR OFFICE.
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BOND statesmen.

S high-grade men, with un-
questioned integrity and ability
to sell 1st mortgage bonds on
the installment basis; references
required. Call Mr.. Porter at the
Burlington Hotel after 10 am,
Monday.
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Statesmen, with cNpcrlencc, prct-
crably in oil or autos, accustomed to
making real money. Men now en-
plovcd can undoubtedly better their
earnings. Unusual opportunity to
secure distribution territory, with
weekly repeat business, making pos
sble net income OF $500 per week.
Call Room 412 Southern Bldg, $50
to Q:SO M. Mon. Tues. Wed. 2l*
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LAUNDRY to do at home BY first-ciass
laundresS: girls want work after school
Adams 7074
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sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COLORED MAN and wife want place as
cook and chauffeur or butler: in or out OF
town. 1912 Florida ave. nv. Apt. l.
COUNTRY MAN AND WIFE want place in
suburbs. Call or write 1922 Bates st. NV.
MAN AND WIFE. capable on gentleman's
estate, for Summer; white. Best of refer
ences. Address Box ll7-X. Star ONCE.
MAN, colored, and wife, wish place in pri-
vate family as cook and chauffeur and
houseman; good ref. Address Box 2S7-X,
Star Office. l9s
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COOK.-Prtvate family or restaurant; SOUTH
ern settled colored woman: references; STAY
nights; also colored girl wants Sunday work.
1923 18th st. NV. Phone Decatur 1859
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MOTHERS HELPER, nurse. plain cooking
or laundry work to take home. TIA Lamont
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GIRL. light colored. as maid, waitress or
nn1unrIsemaid 14l6 Corcoran st. Phone North
1871. c0s
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statesmen
statesmen.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
INFANTS. CHILDREN'S DRESSES.

WOMEN UNDERWEAR
INFANTS, CHILDRENS DRESSES,
CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR.
Foremost manufacturer of popular pricen
handmade and machine-made cotton and
silk underwear. infants and children's
dresses, has several desirable openings for
aggressive statesmen. State experience and
precise territory. Give full particulars to
receive consideration. The Eastern Isles I'm
porting Co. 10 Madison ave. New York City.
ENGINEER.
One who understands electric
ity thoroughly. preferably one
familiar with 22O d. c.; salary to
start, $40 per week. Address
Box 45O-R, Star office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; posi-
Room 2l1 laos Eye st. NV. M. 1921.
G. H: VS.. TO-. Monday; several ,parttme
and days small donation required. JeWel'S
Relations Society. 927 r. =. ave. NV.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE wants white women,
homework, cook, SOS to SIS month; 100 coll
ored houscworkers, 81 to SIS weekly. 1887
18th ST. NV
sTENoGRAPHERs. BoOKKEEPERs. TYP
lists male and female. needed to supply the
l;4o0 firms that use this office regularly as
their employment dept; In the past five
inRton Employment Exchange, 2l4 Nat. Press
Bids. 14th and Main 248o.
THE BALTIMORE TEACHERS AGENCY.
in schools and colleges. and tutors and gov
ernesses with private families. Write call.
houseworker. $50. Apply Sunday or Mon
day 2724 Georgia ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored, wants good position. rs
cook and general houseworker; good refer
ences Columbia 5466.
WOMAN. colored, of middle age, must be
well recommended needing home. can OBJ
tain the same with nice colored family of
two by applying at Bankers Agency, 900 9th
st. re. for further particulars. 49,
2 COOKS. $50 and s55; 3 general house
workers. 500, $50. s45; chambermaid, $50
1881 You St NV.
Office Workers of all Kinds.
Executives. statesmen. salesladies, cashiers.
Many more needed daily to fl immediate
positions; great demand for male stenog-
n1 free ana feSr c Rt6
208 927 18th st, NV. Met. 1883
POSITIONS Need SO applicants daily.
is'ration Boyd's. 1883 G NV n Main ia 2sss
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The D C. Air Legion has proved that It is
practic ah'a to learn to ny at just one-half
the prev: Hing rates and still use the best OBJ
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WOMAN. colored. f1rst-class cook, with good
reference. Adams 5507. 3032 Sherman ave,
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PRESSER experienced on Hoffman machine.
FHSi' 49,
pr INTER-Foreman wanted in oman COM
posing room State experience and wages
expected. Address Box ll5-X, star once
PRINTING SALESMAN, salary and commits
sion. 1923 street. -.--
RADIO statesmen, 2, at once; outside work
See Mr.. Western. am. Monday. r. D.
Harris Co, Inc. 1900 l4th st. NV.
pECIsTERFD PLUMBER. as foreman for
plumbing and heating: must have car; reply
stating age, qualifications and reference.
Address Box 2s5-V. Star ONCE.
SALESMAN, one experienced in the gasoline
and oil business; married man preferred.
Apply bet. 10 and IL Monday, Room %,
franklin National Bank Bldg.
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SITUATION-MEN.


JOB FRESHMAN wants position, can oper-
ate sn, Miller feeders Hishspeed Miller Simplex
platen and Job cylinders; union. Address
Box 246-X Star office.
MAN. colored. refined. middle aged, would
Ike nigh, We ass from to H. Best OF REL
MAN. reliable. colored, wants place as jam
itor in small apt. house or in private fam.
p'm. a Il Soasa h0useman' CAL am to 9
MAN, with car, ACQUAINTED Washington. Bal
dress Box ioi-X. Star once.
MAN. young. reliable. with car. wishes en-
pioyment OF any Kind lind wilps to work hard
appearance. Can drive car. Al references.
Address Box 26l-X. Star office.
MAN. young. married, IL years exp. h'dw'e
ton Address Box COX. Star office. 2l'
MAN-Reliable. So years young; wants Job
as watchman, night or day. or be handy
Strictly sober Address Box ss-x Star ONCE
MA n6r sooFe Cal FISHES ncoO truck or Place
MAN. colored. wants Job as pantry man,
switchboard operator, assistant janitor, por-
ter. Atlantic 1916
MAN. married, wants job on farm or dairy.
Can give good reference and am experienced.
Address Box AK. Star office.
MAN. white. wants work any kind in city
Office.
MAN, German, wants charge OF farm near
CITY, John Huber Silver Hill, Md, r. F.
MAN wishes position as hotel clerk; grad
uate Lewis Hotel Training School: no ex-
perlence. Phone Franklin 1858 Mr.. Spencer.
PHARMACIST, registered, wants work niehts
and SUNDAYS References. Address Box
254-X. Star Office.
PHARMACIST. reeistered, desires relief work
every other morning: night and Sunday.
238-X. Star Office.
SITUATION wanted in washington as jun
or executive. by Washington man for duties
in organization. promotion. ofice manage
l97-X. Star ONCE
sTENoGRAPHER; really an expert. capable
able experienced in commercial, legal, con-
available for either temporary, or permanent
VIII be in city My &C. e FOR n
views Address Box 62-X. Star ofice. 10.
YOUNG MAN, energetic, capable, wants
ment. Address Box cox Star office. 21'
YOUNG MAN wishes, place as Chauffeur or
TUCK IuIa.. driver; can make minor repairs. l745
to prccuce is rewarded; experienced &C
pse 'o 81 ose ps
Including credits. collections. etc; re-
sponsible: best references. Address Box
BOX. Star office. 2ls
YOUNG MAN. employed 8 years as assistant
manager and bookkeeper OF going CONCERN s.i
bil'ties for advancement are greater. Ad-
dress Box BOX. Star office. 20
YOUNG MAN desires work with contractor
on reinforced concrete bridgework in near
by Md. or Va. Can figure and run small
Jobs: also some knowledge Of surveying.
Address Box 25s-X. Star office. 49,
YOUNG MAN wishes position, drive private
family temporary or permanent; city ref
erence. Call Col. 844l. at any time.
YOUNG MAN Government clerk, wants eve
ming work; anything but soliciting; have
of Adams 3785.
YOUNG colored man, desires work of anv
kind after pm; reference. Address RoX
196-x. Star Office.
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SALESMAN.
Statesmen,

To statesmen Of proven ability,
we will make All attractive sal
airy and bonus arrangement.
Apply Mr.. Schwartz, Room 2l7
Chestnut Farms Dairy Bldg,
Goth and Pa. ave, promptly at
10 am. Monday.
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RADIO statesmen, expert
enced; and service men for part
time work. Apply Lansburgh
& Bro, Employment Office, 4th
floor.
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SALESMAN permanent. for nearby terri
tory, BY largo i.ieh-erade food manufactur-
FRS; Al character and record selling Eroc-
FRY trade. imperative: pays salary, commits
SionS and expenses; give particulars: con-
Address BOX 276-V. Star Office.
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HELP-MEN.

Nrrer mail ORIGINAL recon menddtions tphen
ersrerino Advertisements tor emp'oV"e"''
USE COPIES.
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To secure what you want in the quick
use The Star classified advertisements.
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WANTED-SALESNlEN.


SALESMAN, technically, trained. can have
good territory Room $40, 1927 Eye st. NV.
Q 2l'
statesmen have two openings on our
sales force, larEe corp. IS years in bust
moss. nationally known. We teach you our
method of selling. Great possibilities and
profit able repeat orders and fun credit on
repeat orders Wide acquaintance n real
asset. Call Monday from 10 to 5, Room AIS
Evans Bldg.
STATE MANACIER-Envelope sealer seals
1000 hourly. Sells 50 so. Every Office buys.
Big profits, exclusive territory: free trial
offer. Rede. 59l5 water st. Boston.
WASHING MACHINE statesmen. 2. exper-
fenced men to sell ABC line. Apply $50 to
10 am. Barber & Ross, Inc, corner 18th
and G SITS
400, COMMISSION.
Wonderful Sideline every merchant needs.
Sure repeats. Paw daily. Sample outfit
free Bob Locms. l62 w. Monroe. Chicago.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Opening Tor one experienced man for
northwest and suburban homes. Complete
'.0'e' " WALTER A. BROWN.
Main 1853. l400 H st. NV.
s5O-s75 EVERY WEEK POSSIBLE.
SELL AMERICAS FINEST STATIONERY.
Everybody buys on sight; IT'S exquisite
samples popularity priced finest papers, de-
signs. splendid ColorS artistic Innings: part
full time: pay daily; no experience neceS-
Sary: $40 OUTFIT free. Write Cambridge Press,
Dept. K. 230 w. Huron Chicago.
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JOB FRESHMAN wants position: can oper-
ate Miller feeders, Highspeed Miller Simplex
and Greyhound; IL years experience on
platen and job cylinders; union. Address
Box 246-X, Star office.
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AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN-We have open
open-air showroom and used-car dept: best
proposition in Washington for real hnSIieI.
See Mr. Harms. Used Car Dept, Granam-
Paige Co of WASHINGTON, d. c., 1926 l4th
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HELP-MEN.

THE HEIGHT CO. desires the
services OF several young men.
Is wears old, for wrappers and
stock clerks. Apply Employ
mcnt Office. 9TH at i.
MEN WHO POSSESS
CHARACTER.
Two years ago | answered this
same "ad." "Wantcd-Men who
arc willing TO work Tor success" This
is real honest -to-goodncss PROPOSE
ton which docs 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 Mon
day. May 20, Q to II aims TO ! pm.
ROOM 314. INSURANCE
BLDG. 907 18th ST. NV.
ENGINEERING GRADUATES.
A LARGE CORPORATION RE-
OUIRES SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
TO TRAIN FOR RESPONSIBLE
POSITIONS. STATE ENPER-
FENCE. AGE. HEIGHT. WEIGHT,
COLLEGE DEGREE RECEIVED
AND YEAR OF GRADUATION.
ADDRESS BON 2S6-N,
STAR OFFICE.
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ATTIC MFCHANIC-Must be first-claSs man
horouchly experienced in Bucks. FREQ N
Windridee Buick dealer. Rosslyn, Va. CAR
eudCn 1850.
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SITUATION-WOMEN.
fr4~Nfan~I

TYPIST experienced in general Office work.
with a knowledge of shorthand, wishes posi-
ton where reliable and efficient worker
will be appreciated. Adams 1901.
WIDOW refned desires a nosttinn as house
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SECURITY Statesmen,

We can use several security statesmen on
an attractive proposition controlled by local
men; large commission paid: give references.
Address Box 27l-X Star office 90
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HELP--MEN.
IEnnfinmaAA

SALESMAN to sell lots and cottages for
fast selling Summer colony. IS miles from
ID. C. Address Box 65-X, Star office.
SALESMAN-New line life insurance annual
rate aee IS. s27 90. paid-dp insurance. 20
years. Sl.367 so: liberal old age benefits, aEe
10 Call NJ S. WorthnRton, Bradley SOB.
hefore 10 a m and after pm.
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SALESMAN-A man who has
been successful selling CONNER
cial refrigeration; this is the
finest opportunity in Washing
ton today, particularly with view
to advancement. Apply Mr.. Fur
mas, 500 18th st. NV, Metropoli-
tan 2150, for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

young. refined. desires Office work
or part-time home work; references: has
car Telephone Lincoln 4435 1as
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WIDOW of 10 months 80 years old, white,
American, desires position housekeeper in
home where she can bring her children;
separation is unbearaole. they are good, well
trained girls OF 8 and 10 years: good home,
small compensation; references exchanged.
Lin. 5642.
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WOMAN, mature, with business experience.
recent graduate of Lewis Hotel Training
School, desires position in hotel, camp or
tea room: available at once. Address Box
3l4-X, Star Office
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EDyFRTTSTNG ART CONTACT MAN. thor,
onShiY cxnerIenccd or young man just out OF
school as apprentice who will be NUNS Sd tp
work two months without pay WINE Hiiu op
m oderate salary and commission. Natlonal
-nr,nn rcial All Co. l025 18TH 81. NV
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The Rent Room and Apartment to
Let classi6cations of The Star are virtu.
ally directories of all desirable rooms
and apartments available in Washington.
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MARKERS, experienced on
rough-dry and fiat work. Apply
Dupont Laundry, 2535 Sherman
NV.
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HELP-WOMEN.
lrantinnad

WOMEN-Just Quit Marvel tablecloth with
beautiful hand-tinted corners. No compe
tition. Requires no laundering. Possible to
make $40 daily. Free outfit. Marvel, 308
So. Dearborn. Chicago.
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ALTERATION HAND wanted; expert gown
hand. None but experienced heeu Apply
j, lii Rrns l2l2 z ST NV.
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PATENT LAW OFFICE-permanent position
with opportunity for advancement for Young
man familiar with search work. State ex
perience and salary expected. Address Box
49l-V. Star Office. Il
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PIANO PLAYER ard violinist for dance Of
cnestra Must read orchestration at Sieht.
Permanent Address Box 6s-x. Star ONCE
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acknowledgements.

BUNDLE WASH to take home, by expert
enced laundress. Call North 1857.
COLORED WOMAN wants place. cook or
laundry work. by day. or in private family,
Call or write Elizabeth Young, 34I Md,
ave. SW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-19

COLORED GIRL wants part-trne work or
will care for elderly lady; willing and oblis-
l l,S can furnish best of reference. Apply
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WOMAN. young. experienced in newspaper
WORK. publicity. advertising and proofread-
ing, wants responsible Job. Executive abil-
lty, capable, efficient. Address Box 29l-X,
Star office.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

Unienvills avenue.
 Howard .. Tyler. son Of MT. and Mrs. Henry :. Tyler. has returned from storrs college for the sum- mer vacation.
 George and Abbis J. Meisner Of Berlin have sold land and buildings in the location of Cook street to Herman C. Simonsen Of Plainville. according to q warrantee deed filed at the once of the town clerk.
 The art exhibit at the old kin- dergarten building of the Broad Street school will be held on Mon- day. Tuesday and Wednesday and on Wednesday evening Of next week. There will be no exhibit on Thursday evening, as stated in the paper last evening.
 Miss Jennie l.. Tyler and Giles H. Cowles. both of Cnionville ave. nue. were married this afternoon at Amherst. Mass. by Rev. Charles H. Hamlin. a relative of the bride.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-07

She is . graduate of Smith college and IS engaged in settlement work.
 East Rerlin Items
 The East Berlin senior baseball team lost to Cromwell last evening in loosely played game by an 5 10 score. The locals did not play their usual brand of ball. A return game will be played in the near future.
 Berlin and East Berlin were we'll represented at the picnic given yes- tetday at Elizabeth park by the Women's groups of the Hartford County Farm bureau. Those at- tending from here were Mrs. Theo- dore Savage, Mrs. M. slaight. Miss Esther Lund. Mrs. Earl Kilby, Miss Shirley Kilbey. Mrs. Frank Preston, Mts. Mary Dalbsy. Mrs. George Dal- hey. Miss Helen Savage, Mrs. Archer Walsh and John Savage. A very en- joyable time was had.
 Mrs. Gustav Petit was | New Nrit- ain visitsr today.
 Children's day will be observed at the Methodist church Sunday morn- ihG with appropriate exercises by inc children of the Sunday schoet. A rehearsal for these taking part in the program will be held saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Choir practice at the Methodist church will be held this evening at o'clock.
 4 large number of tickets have already been disposed of for the benefit whist to be held at Con- munity hall next Tuesday evening at < o'clock.
 Rev. and Mrs. l.. E. Adkins at tended a convention in Hartford yesterday of mission field workers Both MT. and Mrs. Adkins intend to enter the minni0n field.