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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21
Autumn Has It's Fever. Too

Sofing :eyer. puzzlinz and oeyas.a.ins ms.aoy tia. il
IN. u the syor~. D. much literature. EYerrbody knona
mn j. e.srs End VIA. y. effect. are. ard ~eycryooa.
knoys 'Es. taerc i. no cure for il. I. l. a dlscasc tina,
NIT n allowed - run IT.. course.
Thu Tar. loscYsr. there hss been no rca, study o.
ping !crcrs csm3sn.on ailmens-iha. in,idious. cner-
rating af'icts,n that strikes IN the fall D. The year ard
ina, might. for van. .. . better name, b. called autumn
fry.r.
r nas quite Is many victims .. spring icYcr. and Is
q1s.e a. .c.tre In its effects. Blu. for somc reason i,
doesn't ge. talked abou. quite a. much.
Autumn :e.sr c,ncs on b. degrees. The pa.!cn. a.
fst. i corse.ous of nothing more ,crio1s than a vague
4a-,st. The Did familiar job seems To loe it, appeal.
Inc daily routine gro1a suo.iy mcno,onous. Ther. Is q
s,Taage cr1.re % qui. york. en- uncomfortable knowledge
ia. i, viii BE- a!moa. . ycar before vacation time comes
around again.
Thcn, about ,hc time tina, the leases begin 70 litter
lam. ami s.deyaK. With a fSl.hy. crack. carp.t. tho
victim Is smi.ten by melancholy. He begins 70 feel his
a.c, If.e waited opportunitie. 81 iormer .ears ri.c be-
t,-c him 70 stir rernor,c. In severe casea nr may take
- reading sad p~octry-or even. II the attack is unuzualy
bad. 10 writing IT,
vi all u this there II no cause for yo-r. The alf-
,crcr always rceoYers. What Is happening Is simply this:
the victim hs fallen in with au.umns prevailing nood.
The flag end 81 summer dying. tries 70 take his spirit
along.
There Is no sunlight quito like the sunlight u late Sep
tcmber. H. is bright and clear, yet its rich warmth Is
gone. II plays odd tricks with familiar scenes: we'll
remembered housea, streets and country meadows take
on an ezpectant air. AZ IL thc stage were being set for
zone great event. The autumn haze that hangs over
woodland and hill creates q sense Of unrcaiity. The
solid earth becomes an inaubstantial stage setting, soon
10 vanish like the smoke from the piles Of dead leaves
that burn IN fence corners.
This illusion works powerfully on the mind; the more
m since this tx n NJ thrqc czece uhcrc fhc hnrdcriinc
between Illusion and truth is 50 hard to define.
For what. after all, |. the prevailing mood OF autumn?
Simply this: that life Is an adventure in which nearly
all Of the great chances are misscd-an adventure con-
Quoted. in strange beauty and spIcndor. amid settings
tina, arc no more enduring than cloud rack. an adycn-
turc in which the goal that Is reached Is always unlike
the goal that was sought. an adventure in which only
the advrnturcr has any reality.
~ Is worth suffering nm attack OF autumn fever to find
that out. The gay optimism OF spring soon passes. We
quickly find out that when a May morning tells us we
can conquer the earth. II is simply lying TO us. Autumns
message, less cxhilarating. Is more solid. There is more
truth IN II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

from TING - I'm. the authority - maze lass so- ne
republic - remember. Il reads:
We. the people D. the United States. In order !, form
a more perfect union. eaaDiish Jasee. insure domestic
tranquility. D-oy.1e ior the common defense. promote
Inc general welfare and securc the blessing. Of liberty TO
Ourselves and our pos,eri.y, DO ordain and establish this
consii.u.ior !u the tinted STATE. OF America
Wien tia: Ia. bcen cmpnas.zct. the function q: Con-
t.s.u..oa week viii haze been f.t;insiy exercised.
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BARBS

A Vienna doctor has found . liquid
which al be used for brains. It Is
reported he has been besicgcd by
queries from football coaches.
They're organizing q United States
81 Europe. Wonder where the vice
presidents folk will sit7
4
King Alfonso says he would be 4
mechanic In IN automobile shop n he
weren't king. There isn't much differ
cncc between q king and . bandit az
ter all.
\ 4
A Chicago woman wants q divorce
because her husband eats crackers In
bed. She ough. to be thankful 1t was
nice clean crackers and not onions
and stale fish.
A Massachusetts professor says
women teachers r Terminating the
thought Of the country. but 1t seems
the men will never learn the ladies'
way with q bridge hand.
II Roger Babson just keeps IN pre-
dieting the stocks will crash. some
day he's going to be right.
Copyright. 1922. NEA Service. Incl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

corn meal In which . teaspoonful of
baking powder has been thoroughly
mixed. Stir the two mixtures to-
gether and put into muffin tins in a
hot oven. Turn down the fire to
avoid overlooking on the under side.
This recipe takes q little longer to
cook than the cornbread made with
wheat flour, but Is more wholesome.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

DAVIS AND MURPHY OPEN Bids
J. E. Davis. chairman OF the board
OF administration. and r. B. Murphy.
. member. are in Devils Lake today.
where the board will let bids on
stoker equipment for state schools at
Devils Lake. Grafton and Dunseith.
They viii return to the city Monday.
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Baker. General Scott was at one time
stationed 1t old Fort Lincoln as Sec
ond lieutenant. and will inspect the
post during his stay here
Mrs. Annie Fraser. Tacoma, Wash,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Mcdonald, left today for Min.
neapolis.
A number Of men from this city who
enlisted In the navy were entertained
recently IN Seattle by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Renner, former Bismarck res.
identS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

Dr.. Mccoy viii gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed 70 him, care Of The
Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

II is announced that ! .5oo.O o0, 100000 matches are use,
every year IN this country. In every office there Is a pes
who invariably has the 10000. oooyo 900 in his pocket.
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ID, ,n
AlLEhE SUMMED

Something new in judicial decisions
has been handed down in a New York
court that may have tar-rcaching re-
suits.
Mrs. Elsie Schmierer, mother o.
four. appeared before Magistrate
jeanette q. Brill, charging that a
younger woman, Mrs.. Christine
Hunter. was taking her husband away
from her.
After listening 70 the complainant.
Magistrate Brill suggested that Mrs.
Schnicrcr might try making herself
more attractive as a means Of hold
Ing her husbands Interest. Perhaps.
the magistrate tacttuily advised. a
little beautilying with cosmetics
might help, Modern man does have
a way Of liking hts I'M pretty!
X won't powde. or paint ~. any
man." the outraged Mr. Schmierer
II reported al saying. II can. keep
my hubbard in my natural state, I
don't want him-he wouldn't be worth
having"
Aside from Mrs. Schmierer's re-
tort land the fact that che m.gh.:.
Noman-like. take the magistrates ad.
vice whether she admits /. o. not and
aside from the fact that the case
vas dismtssed, the originality Of Mag
istratc Brill's decision strikes re a.
something worth considering.
4
NEW LEGAL LANGUAGE:
Judicial opinions have always
seemed to me as unrelated 70 life al
they could he. Tho very dictinn Of
law battles a laynan. Legal phrase
olOgy rcquires much specialized study
before becoming understandable.
Along comes women judges. Not
many Of them. yet. But the fact OF
Magistrate Brills injecting natural
human honesty into her decision
makes the law something akin to kind
neighborly advice that might come
over the back fence. It makes a hui
man. helpful thing Of law. something
understandable, Courts following
Magistrate Drills lead would assume
a honey air. stilted legal phrascol-
ogy might easily fall into the ernac
ular and opinions might be based moi
on legal precedent. for the good Of all
concerned, but on human needs.
\
ODD NEWLY WEEDS
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For some reason or other. the assertion that a man
has the courage Of his convictions Is most commonly
found in conjunction With the opinion that his judgment
Is rotten.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

TO one cup Of corn meal add a cup
Of milk and one well beaten egg. To
this mixture add another halt cup OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

FORTY YEARS d

~ AGO
I. n. Griffin Is planning to leave
soon to- . visit % Tacoma, Seattle.
and other Pacific coast points. With !
view 70 locating.
Drs. Kendrick and Nutting left Tor
the west on . hunting trip Of Z week
O. more.
joeeph Dietrich has returned from !
business visit to Chicago. Minneapolis
and d. Paul.
Justin Smith, 1raiuerd. former
PRINCIPAL q the Bismarck schools. q
visiting friends n the capital city.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Dr.. w. A. Bentley has returned from
Fargo where he hAs been Ii the hos
pttal Tor several months. following Z
major operation.
Joseph Hare. r., LETT yesterday Tor
West lebanon. n. r.. Where ~ viii
enter the Rochland Military school.
william lager has the contract Tor
the erection of . new 1ifty-foct eteel
tower on tho grounds q the q 8.
weather bureau. and work win COM
mence 1t ouce.
Nj. and Mrs. =. g. Neminetou. and
daughter have returned from their
visit n the east.
TEN YEARS AGO
General lgugh /. 0eott. Who =
speuding . few days IN the city, wos
entostatno6 ~ . luoelaooA g ~
|Oo0p1gy club N oepe. - Nh Z =.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-21

Being = deep thinker Is all right. but water from a
spring Is usually better than water from a well.
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QUESTIONS AND W
Deep Breathing

&0COtAOAAs XXAOs ~ ~ ". AckS.
What would cause n to have to
take q deep breath every minute? II
l don't / feel like choking. am
healthy otherwise. and gaining weight.
and have no pains whatever in my
chest"
Answer: II you would take deep
breathing exercises two or three times
. day ! am sure you would lose the
desire to take the deep breath every
minute. It might be we'll for you to
stop whatever you are doing several
times during the day and inhale and
exhale several times to the extreme.
Your lungs no doubt want more air.
and the deep breathing supplies this.
MIX
Question: d. F asks: Does milk
form . solid In the stomach?"
Answer: II milk is taken In large
swallows It will form large curds in
the stomach and is then not easily di-
gesttble. However, II small amounts
Of lemon Juice are taken with the
milk. OF II the milk is taken very
slowly, the curds will be smaller in
which form the digestive juices can
have q better effect in digesting these
curds.
Always Breeding
Question: r. H. asks: "What
would you recommend for a person
On whom destructive thoughts have
gotten such q hold that she broods
continually? The family doctor says
there Is nothing organically wrong.
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n NEWLY-WEDS

notice that most OF the Deccm-
Der Ma marriage records are broken
by q little village wedding in Surrey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-23

I|@A\I@o ~ IL - - ~ - - 80
Manufacturer wants experienced salesman
able to build up and finance competent sales
force, or concern now having one, to handle
garage equipment line. having excellent de-
mand; distributor basis immediate action:
give age. experience, telephone. Address
BOY o6R.A. Star Office
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pewriter desk and chair: arm and side
lairs. Shaw & Walker executive sate, car
t. etc; all less than 6 months OLD. Gan
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His guide led Tarzan into a small boat and pulled
rapidly toward the ship. They climbed upon the
deserted deck and the man pointed to open
hatch, THE boy is hidden there he said. Il
will stand guard while you fetch him" All Tarzan's
thoughts we're occupied with the hope that soon he
would again have his little son in his Quickly
he swung himself down into the darkness below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-23

AS a result of this conversation Tarzan late that
night went alone to squalid den beside the water
front of Dover AS he paused within the evil-smell-
ing ROOM muf1ed figure brushed past him, whis-
pering: This way, my lord" In the gloom he
did not recognize the man, where is the boy2"
he questioned ION that small steamer whose lights
Won see yonder" replied the other.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Immediately, Will
furnish reliable driver transportation; mas
ter Buick sedan. Call Cleveland 1918. %"
MIAMI, $23; TAMPA, S2l; JAx.. SIT; At
lanta and all points South; cars wanted.
Dixie Tours, Howard House. FIR. 1873 20"
ONE OR TWO PASSENGERS Watkins N Y,
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Martin, Decatur
1880. 24s
CONGENIAL COMPANY wanted for trip to
Michigan or points en- route. leaving Oct. 80.
returning direct or via N, Y, in two weeks;
6-cyl. coupe. Clev. 57l2.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR RENT, SIS per month. fully equipped.
going generator. ignition. brake. tire and
battery business. Phone Alexandria 600. %"
FOR SALE-Duplicating and Stenographic
dress Box 79-A Star Office. 26s
STORAGE AND TRANSFER BUSINESS, first
old esta 6 in pstrict Of Columbia
reasons for selling. Address Box 191-A
Star office.
CAFETERIA. up-to-date, doing good bust
nation call Adams 1918 between 2 and
pm
excellent condition; 18th st. NV; weI fur
nished. rooms filled; large dining room suit
able able G Te ao1th sss
LUNCH ROOM. good location in center Of
or rent. on account of sickness. age
LIGHT LUNCH and deiicatessen on highway
In D. c.; new fixtures, fountain, etc; apart
msnt with bath n rres heat wonderful
Fowler. Room so2. iszs St NV. az
FISH AND CHICKEN MARKET, best locality
NV; Call Col. 1894 before Q pm. or Pot.
2458-W later.
NEAT MAR MARKET for saJe doing nice dsiiv
roll ave. Takoma Park. Md. - az
LUNCH ROOM, 1925 M St NV; fully equip
town. For Information. Cleveland 1888 as
STORE FIxTURES-Complete set Of drug
store fixtures, including fountain; wonderful
ColulkLoll, ltl HIS, EIlOle Met 5000. 81
WILL EXCHANGE FARM, 100 acres, IS
miles from Washington on State road, for
local stocks and bonds or other securities.
Address Box 246-A, Star office.
WANTED-Party to invest $4,000 or $4,000 in
good paying and well established business:
need working capital Business can afford
to pay salary and good return on invest
ment Will not interfere with your present
position, Address Box 49-A, Star ONCE. 23'
HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
business in good locality, ne. corner; price
reasonable; no brokers. Address Box 1884,
Star ONCE.
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URNITURE-Bentwood bench. SO: large
walnut armchair. beautifully carved. $40; old
$3.50: large davenport table. SIS; real ma
hogany tip-top table, wonderfully, carved.
tee and chairs, as; an old cedar chest
Of drawers, $40. 1893 ct. NV. Met 230e.
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Star ''Want Ad"
Branch Offices

14th and r sts.-DAy's Pharmacy.
ai3s 14th st.--Marty's Cigar and MAGAZINE
i7!hh and Cue sts.1Ksnnsr,s Pharmacy.
ssOI deOrsia ave.. +. Lamptin's PhaT-
2sla i4th st.-coiifioWer Art q Gift CO.
s4ol 18th st:-,Bronoush's Phsrmacy, vN..-
14th and Buchanan sts.-Hohbersers Pnsf-
14th s.. ana Colorado avs~-oDonnslrs
s2os Mount Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
Cigar and News shop,
2is3 california st.-Coiodny Brothers.
II. y. II. j. ayes. and N st.-sanitary phar-
and ana Mass. axe.-phillips. Pharmacy.
18th and K sts.-Goidenbers's (time clerks
7th and o sts.--smith's Cut Rate DRUG
nth St. and r: ave.. French Simpson.
9TH ard nd u u sts.-M. Il. H1nton's Pharmsey
Ga, ave. and Rock Creek Church rd.-Rock
Ga. ave. and Upshur st--Pstworth Phar-
sso5 Ga. ave-Monck's Pharmacy.
5Sl6 Ga. ave.=,Brightwood Pharmacy.
1885 sSo Sd
Issh and Fla I ayeBsNTnf Rsiskn DruS S'ofe
North a cap otto 81. and r. L ave--Parksr's
1ss Re- Rev. YORK .T louis KrIsE Pharmacy
ss Conn eoa "a sv. svssrR Nss.. Raa5m'''
ssSs33 Conn
Wisconsin iia ave. and Macomb St-HarTy 9.
l25i Wisconsin ave.-MorEan Bros.
Takonia Park. sss Cedar st.--Mattingly
GEORGETOWN.
sS and :tsMsosssn P P5os pharmAeS.
ssts1lII M,s stMo' KEY Rsar%:eS
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""'' NORTHEAST.
9n8 Mass Aye-Capitol Towers Pharmacy
Attn ana H sts.-Home Drug Store.
s95 H st1 ST. a1 Mps oG,! stSre a;r.d,.v
18th and Md. ave.HLuckett's Phsrmacy.
North Capitol and Eye-Kenealy's Pharmacy.
326 East Capitol st.-Estlow & Tate's Phar-
EsSs Gap end 9Th st;K i,ScoI p P.E st S.
goth and r. I. ave.-collins' Pharmacy.
$500 18th st.-Brookland Pharmacy. Brook
9TH and r. L avs.-John O. Bisgs' Phar-
SOUTHWEST.
a th and fnS sts&Lsntzs br1e store.
ila and L sts.-Columbia Pharmacy.
sogTIEAsTT; n.uu s.,..
stS and ana Eye sts-P e Weiers I Phafmscy.
18th and Pa. ave.-Fealeys Pharmacy.
1907 Nichols ave-, Anacostia-Healy's Drug
Store.
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Almost frantic with grief Lady Greystoke quickly
related to her husband, upon his return to their
London home, all she had been able to learn
corning the theft of their child AS they plan
ming the wisest to pursue the telephone rang.
strange mans voice told Tarzan he knew where
the baby was hidden. And, for price, he would
betray his confederateS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
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ers. Any complaint found necessary
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Recommended Service Column call
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lowest prices. See this adv. Wed. only.
Carty's Armature Service. 1903 l4th. n 224.
BEDDING, mattresses renovated, springs re-
Bedding Co. Co, 2ls 6 st. NV National s52s.
BEDDING Of all kinds renovated and steril-
tied by process approved by Health Dept.
d. G. Prompt service and low prices. Eagle
Bedding Co., 22I5 5th st. ne. Decatur 755.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
BEDDING RENOVATED. springs: mattresses,
pillows feather mat; down comforts re-cov-
cred. Ideal Bedding Co. 622 NV. NJ. 4094.
RRICKLAYINC, POINTING. WATERPROOF
ed, repaired; plansrigginE furn. Lin. 1881.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, porches, partitions,
pi etc. reliable J. Rowell. Met. 2i46. as
CARPENTER AND JoBBER-PoTches repair
BrininE. Adams 1924. 1853 TAYLOR St: NV
spiintsd gPSSIs ; r., AF%strons, 1885 10th
CHIMNEY, FURNACES CLEANED, REPAIR
Chimes. W. E: Day. Capitol Heights 50. IS.
CONTRACTING, building, alterations. and
Raleigh Wilson. Cleveland 147l. 90
DOOR CHECK REPAIR1NG-we repair and
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M N 70 HEt sisi. view -O-A ave. wv
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scrapine, cleo.
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Paul Serene, 1909 N. Cap st. Main 10l87
ELECTRIC WIRING WIRING, = r, hall bath, $40;
save time and morey: work guaranteed.
Terms North os3a II NJ Carpenter. 20.
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with electric fixtures and inside service, for
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covers made; est. cheerfully given. Returned
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PAINTING Int. and ext, house painting
Paul Serene, 1908 Cap ST. Main Iol87
PAINTING. PAPERING, decorating interior
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PAINTING, PAPERHANGINCi, PLAsTERING.
Special prices this month. Best mater nsIi
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PAPERINq 5 rooms and a-story hall, $50;
paintlnE Of ali kinds. Adams 2a2e.
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Scarcely had he done so than the heavy covering
fell gathering above him. Instantly he knew ne
was the victim of plot. He waited for what might
next befal him. Soon there came to his ears
sound that caused him to go cold with Apprehension;
The ship was moving! Then high over the noise OF
the propeller clear and shril from the deck above
him rang the scream Of frightened woman.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER in hotel or hos
pital: middle aged. experienced; ref, or
hcusekeeper for aged or employed couple.
BOOKKEEPER, steno., cashier, position
wanted BY experienced, competent young
lady; can take full charge. Phone Decatur
o9Z9. 14-
CHuDRENS CARE, daily except Sunday:
refined, middle-aged, white; recommends
tions. 247 Delaware ave s.w., Apt. 202. 23s
CLERICAL POSITION, general office work,
knowledge of addressoEraph, also switch
board operating; best references. Address
Box 237-A, Star office. 23$
COMPANION-Lady agreeable and adapt
able, desires position as companion at a
nominal compensation Georgia 1893.
GIRL, colored. experienced. wants cafe
terra or tea room work OF any kind. Call
Decatur Abs -
NURSE, graduate. German, refined. wishes
steady position; experienced diabetes insu-
lin treatment; S35 week; stay nights; refer
NURSE, as assistant to doctor or dentist
registered; city references. Cleveland $3.50
PRACTICAL NURSE, capable and intelligent;
lantic 1857. 4410 Gault pl ne.
Training, some experience; S1S week. Col
TOO, Apt. AIT.
YOUNG LADY, experienced, desires position
as stenographer and bookkeeper; good refer
ences. Address Box 248-A, Star office. 23s
YOUNG WOMAN, with secretarial aualifica-
lions, desires position; experienced, willing
worker, pleasing personality; unusual refer
ences; moderate salary. Address Box 152ssA'
Star Office