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PERSONAL.

ARE YOU WORRYING OVER MONEY MAT
Partisan system of beauty culture will make
dent students. Special Summer class. SS5.
lAlso co1ored). 1l09 o st. NV, washington,
D. G. Potomac 1886.
1871 18th NW.-YoUNG LADY, COLLEGE
graduate, share large. comfortable, well fur
nished room; refined home; $40 each a
month. 7s
FOR ADoPTIoN-JEWIsH BABY GIRL, 2
months old; blue eyes and fair complexion;
for Jewish nome. Address Box 22o-C, Star
office.
ARE you INTERESTED IN. BECOMING A
stenographer capable Of taking the most
rapid dictation easily, accurately and with
out fatigue? The Stereotype is the machine
way of taking dictAtton. Free trial lesson
without obligation. New classes begin July
8 in evening school. STRAYER COLLEGE.
72l 18th St NV
SUPERVISED OUTDOOR RECRRATIoN-WE
call for and return your son by automobile
each day: swimming, golf, all athletics un-
der colleee direction dining hall and indoor
gymnasium. Call Met. 7200. Mr.. YOUNG,
after M. Or write 1912 H NV. q
SLIP COVERS, s-PO. SUITE WITH SEP.
r. l.: sherwood. 1913 Gath Sc. Lin. $3.50.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debt other than made by myself.
1850 Randolph St. NV.
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HELP-MEN.
REPRESENTATIVES,

REPRESENTATIVES.
Lsrge corporation which has an established
local business desires the services of q wide
. nan 20 ss Ss Sc sar
right man to establish himself in q perma-
Sy.s sRs . Shss he w Be well psd SCI
ogT standard a,. q other ways. Address BOX
REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
we can s. use tw So expsSsnesa sSsssn and
sisIon e siys 9SiI time G to sose Plenty &
'' ssss pstS Il H. JAMES mo- North os.,
SHOE statesmen, expert
enced, for regular work in shoe
department of large department
store. Apply Bureau of En-
ployment, Goldenberg's, 9TH and
X SITS.
GENTLEMEN.
Travel with photographer; selling ability:
sands, ssos is st sssrSs9
Circle.
MANAGER for large apartment
hotel; state experience, salary desired
and references. All replies will be
very confidential. Address Box
34-D. Star office.
PRODUCTION MANAGER.
$1,000 per year, at the start, will
be paid TO the man who is selected
to fill the position of production
manager in a local company whose
business exceeds 100000 annually.
No previous experience in this
type of business is necessary. Per
son selected must be familiar with
management problems and must be
able to get results by the proper
delegation of authority and respon
sibility.
This position is only open to one desiring
permanent connection, and q constantly in
creastng responsibility with greater renlu-
neration is definitely promised
Applicants should be between as and IS
years of age and have received = university
Kindly do not apply unless you are willing
to shoulder the responsibility OF the plant
MANAGEMENT ana are properly oualthed to
do so.
Make your application in writing
to Box 25-D, Star Office o.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SHETLAND PONY, with saddle and cart;
for sale or rent reasonable. Met. 1900.
KITTEN, beautiful red Persian, pedigreed,
male; reasonable. 1918 Neal st. ne. Allan
POLICE PUPPY, pedigreed male, 3l
months old: reasonable. 1872 Bay st. Sc
POLICE PUPPY, months. male, beauty;
very intelligent; sacrifice; leaving city. 6i0
Eye st. NV. 7s
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sAIE-l00 Jersey Black Giant puilets,
two months old, Marcy strain; 81 each. Rob-
ert Cochran, Beltsville, Md, half mile north
of Government farm gates g.
cHICKS-White Rocks and Reds, Sl3; Barred
Rocks, AnconaS, Leghorns, $l2 hundred. j.
B. Henry. phone Falls Church 348. 2"
BETTER CHICKS, healthy, vigorous stock
from selected eggs; heavy breeds; for Fall
and Winter broilers; r. J. Reds, Barred
Rocks, s14 per hundred; Jersey Black Giant
snd Light Brahmas, $le per hundred; 1900
Tucker, Clifton Station, Va. Phone Fairfax
6l-F.l
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

BAY RIDGE AND ANNAPoLTs. SUN. July
7th; special Sunday rates: flne bathing and
splendid resort. Pm. Dec. 5000, Br. 305. Sc
TRAVEL WITH RESPONSIBLE MoToR1ST,
Denver cars Sunday; Miami, 323; cars
wanted. Travel Bureau, Franklin 8370. e.
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BEAUTY PARLORS,

MARIE STEVENS. Electric Needle Expert.
40 years experience. Hair Warts, Moles Per
manently Removed, 81. Satisfaction Guaran-
teed. 500 Kresge Bldg, HOS q ST. Fr. 1921.
EUGENE SPECIAL, $3.50. Marcel top with
rinElet ends. Est. rs years. Expert pper-
stors only. s25 Grant pl. NV. Met. 6l5o.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
LEARN sTENoTYpY-THE MACHINE WAY
OF writing shorthand; more speed. greater
accuracy, less fatigue. The Stereotype. has
lion mthod n ss has
ionghand. Hundreds Of businesses today EN-
ploy stenotypists for their most important
stenoeraphy. II you are interested In pre-
hshsr sssTy lshr sssnstypy Free trial
New classes being Organized to begin work on
S9y II sysResc Nasi ss st W
FRENCH PROFESSOR. HIGHLY quail
teach right pronunciation. win call at stu
dents s Tssi M sftsr gn; sLSe fos hr
ISIS. washington. d. o. ~
ENROLL NOW FOR LAST CLASS OF SEA
Soara seP ds SossE Ti sse
and N. u. ave.
LEARN 10 FLY-pual Instruction. SIS an
so Week. SOLE 80 AR hGSs isfs ieh g.
a ATTo , PMIydNq SUIcksSMxs TAgaAT
CLOSED FOR vACATIoN-Fail term Will
for catalog. LOOMS Radio College. 405 9TH
MEN, WOMEN, LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
school will nc you for life and independence.
shagEf asy N seE Poay eGsnins
i izth 81. nv. Est. isis. s-'' o.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
commercial Art, Interior Decoration; Cos
LIVINGSTONE,
1888 p st. NV. Met. 2oe3. %
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EVEFsY CARE GIVEN rNVALIDS. CONVA-
iesaeTsfa and AGED by nurse in her own home.
Phone Adams 1858. 1888 Kalorama I'd. NV.
BEST or MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE FOR
t!nii ssr1 sno s snlsn cniiofsh uD
TEAVTNG 9Y AUTO FOR Los ANGELES
July II. WIN carry two. Phone Decatur
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Why Limit Your Earnings!
We have openings for men in our sales
force Immediately, If you would IKE 20
sibilities offered In selling the Chevrolet o.
Many Chevrolet statesmen are earning rs
much or more than well paid executives.
Apply Mr.. MacGregor,
Justine Nicholson Motor Co.
Phona Hyattsville 1O2G.
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POHANkA SEKV1OE. =
OLDSMOBILE 6-VIKING 8.
OPEN EVENINGS AND :
SUNDAY.
1126 10th ST. NV.
NORTH 0347.

Pontiac Coach.
1925; GOOD tires and guaranteed per.
feet Mechanical condition. .$b5o.oo
Chrysler Coach.
New paint; motor has been over.
Chevrolet Sedan.
Good tires, new top and In good me-.
chanical condition 10000
Oakland Coach.
This car has miles Of transportation
and cannot be beat for. $4,000
Packard Sedan.
Good tires; runs fne and . bargain
az this price .Sl26.0o
Ford Sedan.
Good tires; runs very good and
We have many other good buys ct our
very easy terms. Open evenings and sun
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.,
cat K ST. NV.
MET. $500,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
lions opeT daily, Nat. Personnel Bureau,
Room Iii. TAOS Eye Cd. NV. III Ss2i.
sTKNOoRApHERs, BooKKEEPERs. TYP
Loo arnis that use. this once regularly as
their employnent dept ,oIn the past Ave Ave
positions; no cliarge unless placed. WASH
ineton Employment Exchange, zig Nat. Press
Bldg. i4th and = Main 24e0.
COOK. general houseWorker; stay or 60
nights. North 1855.
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statesmen wanted, familiar
with house-to-house soliciting,
TO represent old reliable firm;
salary and bonus; state refer
euce, experience, phone number
and address. Address Box ~
ID Star office.
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HELP--MEN.

Keuer mail original recommendations :vhen
Gns1rerino advertisements Tor employment
Use COPIES
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He crept closer, saw 10 men talking
loudly, gesticulating. shaking their fists.
Presently q little man laid his hand upon
the shoulder of a giant next him, point
ing inland. AS the big man turned to
look, the mean-faced one shot him in
the back, tumbling him forward-dead!
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BOATS.

s4-FT. RAie1p:DEcK CABIN ORUI5EF,
Immediately; best offer Qe0rEia 303o. Is
CANOE-l7-foot Old TOWN. excellent condi-
M MIn' weIch. psnnpsey 49, aos thoSss. Raef 81
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MELP-WOHTEN.
ASSISTANT ia once familiar with stenog-
saiary. Address Box iG0-B, Star ofice.
BILLING CLERK, Remington-WAhl machine.
State salary ana experiences Address BOX
fO1-B. Star once. "a -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I WANT 70 BUY or lease gasoline sta
ton or site. Give price, location, aN par
ticulars and phone number Address Box
DELfCATE6SEN AND CONFECTIONERY,
first-class; corner, near school; long lease,
cheap rent; leaving city. Address Box 4S.D,
star once.
LUNCH ROOM for sale-Owner, leaving city,
must sell ct once. Inquire o. o. Weeter-
uyeT. Park View Market q.
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ApARraENrs-uSruKMsHrD.

kE MODERN APARTMENTS.
SOLO CONN. AVE. NV.
room: fi.snsn. dinstss aisd bath. 50 g
n.s ssassa E.n e. nois S1srf IN,
THE HAlVARDEN.
1919 r St. NV.
DevntoEn apt. Of large. outside rooms,
Resident Manager, North azsi.
SCHUYLER ARMS,
1854 Columbia Rd.
room and bath 70 . rooms ana bath. porch.
Apply Resident sss manaeer, poi. iss.
THE WHYLAND,
1924 18th St. NV.
a ssd fss:a vSs .. r's soe s:ss ma s s
~ Resident Msnsssr, Pos. sssa.
200 CONN. AVE. NV.
Opposite wardn,an Park Hotel
IL room. dtehsn ana bath, ana rooms
Apply Rssidsnfts Manager, Columbia slos.
THE ST. MIHIEL,
i712 10th st. NV.
Excellent apartments e 81 room and bath:
sr rooms sssS Kitchen and bath; rooms kitchen
Resident Manager. north ssss.
THE ALBEMARLE,
100 T St. NV.
A~sv> n A%~as~ ..,-~
2i24 EYE ST. NV.
ki1es 5cpm II: si'f hen aPS ss.h
Apply resident mansssr ''-'
141O EUCLID ST. NV.
Desirable apartments Of rooms and bath;
2401 CALVERT ST. NV.
Desirable sll-outside arts. with very large
Two rooms ana bath to six rooms and
~ n..,s.n. J. hssso.pA55ls s|sn,,. ~,
HERMITAGE,
1117 Vermont Ave.
One room. kitchen ana bath $40.
Resident Manager, Franklin 1898.
1920 r ST. NV.
s:sssos ana s''d ssi.pGons s0s .sseies
valet service.
/ room. kitchen and bath $40.
rooms, Kitchen and bath,
$3.50 20 se5 50.
Resident Manaeer, Potomac 1850.
800 F ST. NV.
Convenient to Union station, Govt
Printing Once.
large rooms, kitchen and bath; s45.
2z25 n ST. NV.
rooms. Kitchen ana bath: 1880.
Resident ManaGeg. West 1864.
1887 K St. NV.
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ApARrMENTs-uNFuRNrsHEp

AN UNUSUAL APARTMENT !;
ONLY ONE AVAILABLE; CEN
TER-HAI-L PLAN; SIX LARGE
BRIGHT ROOMSs PORCH: SEC
OND. FLOOR FRONT: SOUTH
ERN EXPOSURE; EXCELLENT
JANITl)R SERVICE: PLENTY OF
HEAT AND HOT WATER AT ALI.
TINES. WILL BE VACANT
APRIL IS. THE STERLING, 1915
CALVERT ST. NV.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1908 CONN. AVE. NV. Main PAPA.
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TCIW Observation-Disclosures

3 LOW kENIAL--DlJWNl
A very desirable front apartment of recep-
ton hall, four rooms, aud tiled bath. Splen-
did. condition and service. Unusual location
within few minutes walk OF most Of the
Govt. depts.. the business section, etc.
st, NV,
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S3S AND Up.

ssi6 W PI. INVITE KINGSTON.
$500 Block of Wisconsin Ave. NV.
3 light, attractive rooms, reception halls,
Apt se9 si''i'eHS' 'iie 'S''S' @ ~
CARLTON TERRACE. .ss7i.f7 cHAMPLA1N
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DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.


AMI MACS AVE
yxOl AaasyJ. - -.
FORTHWEST gpRNEh MAkaACHg0EEIn
ops0sisss , g. r, AISals s Ca,hssrsi.
T rs.,,',s Al sY Ssss q
rooms. heth ana porch.
Resident Manager.
162s AVE
-. -. =. Szs.aSssa --sssaSs !. .,
rooms and BATH ..s................s4oeo
rooms ana natn. ................'''. oooV
,kao q CIR NV
UNUSUALLY LARGE ROOMS.
rooms oatn ana porch. 's'O0O
o4e nIcEEJ ntay CT. NJ w
943 LONtF ELsLOW 81. NV.
MOD Mo566ERNS H SiS61hLibiSNos.' y. :.
rooms ana oatn ..... ss0'O
tai ANTI u ceTc NV
soUrHwrssTT , so asIlg p QQyyEEriooKno
Bacheicf Apartments.
rooms and bath, ..:.:.. $500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

s@-~ : 80 =
ATTRACTIVE AND HOME-LI
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE.
1920 2lst st. NV.
Only 10 Minutes to Downtown.
Nswly dscoTsted spsrsmen a.., ,ssss siosa's'
rooms rSsns. E elssss s ss S Ssss @
ph E66ss!f'PNso Miqfs sass.
SOMERSET HOUSE,
1901 10th St. NV.
Three rooms and bath to seven rooms ana
two baths, ali large rooms and closets.
4 Resident Manaser, North 57S.
THE PRESIDENTIAL,
1925 10th st. NV.
Resident H Msnase raf trssnkiin 4sio.
540o CONNECTICUT AVE.
cssas S sass. s csii BAG. Glrcl'-'
Rent. SIS Monthly.
CONN. AVE. AND
DAVENPORT ST. NV.
A well llshtcd apartment with kitchen
l'fse rc saausR itesss n ana Ssth g rooms-
kitchen a1Ss A fssejr =. ssf Il lisA
Az Hseiyi ca 81, obls ss.nSar a'S y.
AL-ROY,
lois Kenyon St. NV.
Mount Pleasant, overlookins Rock creek
a4-hour elevator ana switchboard service;
! large rooms. Murphy bed. dressins room.
Tarss living room. bedroom. Murphy bed,
DRESSING Rs.S CS M dss k coD nq 1 sssh
THE PREMIER,
7l8 18th St. NV.
room ana bsth and ! rooms and bath;
THE NEBRASKA,
81 Randolph ri. NV.
ssRs;ns RR s S sss!sn ssss:1S S:s
THE ALLISON, !.
4425 14th st. NV.
iarms rms, shower bath and kit. 5000
THE WESTMORELAND,
2i22 California St. NV.
R. Tss 5so R:ni a:shi Eor &c .i ss.h
1929 BELMONT ST. NV.
1861 CONNECTICUT AVE.
DUPONT CIRCLE.
3 rooms, Kitchen ana bath.
WARDMAN NJ.
Main $3.50.
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Main eioo e3S 18th St. NV.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT.
ASIA GA. AVE. Nw.--s40
Front apartment containing large rooms,
kitchen and bath.
1915 i4th. Main 1880
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THE ALTAMONT,
.wYoMIEa AVE, At coLqMplk 20.
A'ss''of IESssssSi.: RsfiiSlssrstiSa. 40 A.
E ;s ssI. n; IA ss { @
THE CECIL,
SOUTHWEST Sos; is ss,, aNp / sTs' NV.
Elevator ana feiephone switchboard SERVICE
rooms and BATH. ........t..'.......,.,saSggSS
'00"S RfsibhNr MANAGER. !
$40 CONN. AVE. NV.
OPPOSITE U .. CAAMgER or COMMERCE.
rooms ana bath.
1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
r.rvAros ssls|aBss 3!sa SEg svlren.
, rooms and BATH. ...........,.......ss2gg
rooms aq EansRihn5RRNf MANAGER. 1900 s'''
WENDELL MANSIONS,
as's M sbslissn yifeIs sss As NV,
II rooms and baths ....sss.sst..,s. ssouou
222Z QUE 81. NV
Near Sheridan Circle and que %, Bridge.
EEeepttonellS well ARRANGED apartments,
with lafke fpomA elevator service. ga. !.
! rooms and BATH .....s.t...ss.....,ii sSSS
: rooms m kahsfDENTf MANAdtk. s $500
THE KLfNGLE,
soRTHrAs1A sees sssSN asgfbgTIc '',.. AVE-.
Modern Eifepfoek Building With Elevator
Services
rooms diaigg .sB ss y .ss IlsAsh ana bath
1911 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Studio Apartments Elevator Service:
T fssls s ma 0 sss1, with large studio
room ..41gssttt..ssst sF.Fssss ~. tSs thAvtNva
i740 NJ ST. NV.
HACf5ELpH APARTMENTS.
rSsiIs ANA bathss1a..sss....slsa. o0U
RANDALL III. +
ffsDoRrc
1921 Connecticut Ave.
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NOTICE.
New and Very Modern Apartment Hotel
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital
THE DAHLIA,
70lo Georgia Ave. NV.
], roor and hath bachelor apt ............S $4,000
looms t;rhen hath and sun paror ............ $3.50
rooms k;tchen and bath 5000
oms k;ehen hath and sun paror $500
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE.
Hotel servce-Cafeteria, barber shop beauty
paror, tailor shop, ETC., located on premises
See Resident Manager in Apt lol, or
L. E. BREUNINGER SONS,
Investment Bldg Main ol4o
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2sas ADAMS Mill RD. NV. 49,.
rooms ana oath. ..s......tssas....sssI
1901 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
rooms ana paths''. .............sl $4,000
1909 i'm ST. NV
. rooms Murphy bed, bath. s47.so to s52so
.iois ieth ST. NV
rooms and natn..ss'''. ~ Ss ~ ~
rooms ana bath. ..............st. -. 10000
HADDoN. 1880 NEW HAMrsHfHg AVE
rooms rec. hall and bath. ..se5 to 5000
GOODWIN. JAZZ PARK RD.. NV. "a.
5 rooms ana bath. ....................s so.oo
HAMPTON. i74o 18th 81. NV.
rooms ana bath. ........,. $1,000 to 5000
THE DEAKE. 2iis g. NV ..oo
rooms ana bath. .......t.s..A.sss'.t euVu
eth AND NEW YoRY AVE
rooms and bath. 5000 TO $4,000
asa7 ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
rooms and bath. ..t70oo
1907 18th 81. NV.
rooms ana baths. .sSoo'oo
IA, yWyfs,ss n5NoT EVi NV
i ISsSss s sIS S Ssss NSS & h:s
i4i4 81. NV
3 rooms and bath, $4,000 to SO e g
rooms ana patn. .....'.......'' SS'0v
1911 WYOMING AVE. NV.
r rooms i bath ana ana porch to 800
seoi CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms, porch. baths. ....slsO.oo
a, 6siAifaIEE22ssr vl zvaf s.w.
rooms ard bath. .ss.'ssz'so
1900 2 2FEqrt sNTaESbssss ST,
3 rooms and bath.......... $500 to $3.50
ssoa WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
rooms. bath. sieepfne porch. ,...... 90
BEVERLY COURT, l7ss COLUMBIA Rp.
rooms and baths. ..........s.a..s.1 1900
so ELM AVE. TAKoMA PARK. MD
8 rooms and bath ....................s4 $4,000
500 KENNEDY ST. NV
rooms and bath 90 TO So95O
1853 r95 5fMrsMf IA. NV.
rooms and bath. ...t......t..t..t..ssO $1,000
go RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
rooms ana Datn. .....t........-.....ss .ou
gs55s9 S SESEfFos seYfzREs r VIEW -.
rooms, reception han and bath......e7s.oo
AKRON. isas q 81. NV
rooms and bAth.. commandments 1'ou
BENNETT, 1881 aiss 81. NV. ..-.o
1 rooms ana bath.....,... ..$sT.oU
II. L. RUST
1901 18th St. NV.
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, .. s HoSSk CREEK re VALiasssa IA !. a., A
rooms sassa s sns sasn g
ELECTRIC h .srn. Nsr Furnished.
IT. l.. RUST Cd.
y ~ "a As s - y; : 55SrsA Ms.a Az NJ,
II4u - a.. , e. NslN1'io 90 ~
eas S M . Ioo.l,s anu n os.:'
W. p".:as u..o !, : ..... M
FRED T. NESBIT,.
IVY Mt elni nan, ave-
1la.ll go.
1885 aoth ST. n.w.TiE AnNo -.
in Ap GD q I pSens Nv Main 'ssssss , :. .1.
splendid apartment M OF Of roc, sn, liyins
Ss pcrs Tsss Poems ssn d
yssn n ausr, s from ssp; eus Ssk
dex ,,s Apply ,sn!!qr 4 lsss st. szs
LAk1 T.. A Ai,Isn, ~ W ivy \ "
,. Containing ,., I.l isTss rooms kitchen and
1918 18th. Main 1880.
PA MASS. AVE. NE.
new elevator pulluiiis, hdVihS
switchboard service and con-
ver;antIv ioeated N ali car lines
~, 60, -,
AsIOSC ~ SIllolA NDiaklOB 0AANt
SaP'eo''
p:i 1S. - p...,;..s
- Lie 81 %3S OOto SAsC0
IL. 9. 20 goto 6nnO
T., MI. x D''.'s o@'oo W WV
r r. SAUL CO.,
M am zIoo. q. 19en -. =. -
Trrr MIA
1880 w St. NV.
and small porch eNou, RI
z1n a. Oh u.s. & n "
Telephone Main 1852.
-, :: ,.,,,. 49,, ;,7,,, .,-,
..xSy Eh;y,r Iow 7 ] sH 1, SSS,ssrsr.
ExefPPTIo NALLT pEsfRAsif.
SEE THEM TO-DAY
isao ri SsfPts Rpe!AsIasrs Ill NV
t rcc5n; f kItss.n ana sr,s
s,,s MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
rooms Kitchen and 0a'h''.''''''''''''1''
Front Apartment ovssfiockins Beautiful
rooms, kitchen and Bath A. tsa.so
1888 RANDOLPH ST. NV
rooms, kitchen ana bath. .ssaeo
sos, sopMAs ST. NV. \.
-. ....-...... 49,.
,..s o nm. WSiS0 s,S M AVE NV. a, 40
ro0ms' A'onen anu "s'i''' ''FS'''
susa WISCONSIN AVE. NV. -
roomS' kitcnen anu pain. ''''''.''''' 's'.'o
rooms Kitchen and Bath porch. : 1900
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New Britain herald., 1929-08-30

in Springfield township, Ohio, was soon to take it up.
 Obtaining cooperation of the ex- pertinent station at Wooster, he dis tributed two varieties of seed corn to club members.
 Each boy who wished to grow a quarter acre of corn was enrolled md given sufficient seed to plant half of his plot. The other half was plantetd with the variety usual ly grown on the home farm.
 Tbc dcr0 onstrations showed that the yellow corn supplied by the station matured satisfactorily, whereas the white corn required such a long growing period that it was proved not suited to that section.
 Other club projects were devel- oped, and in 1903 an exhibit of products grown by boys and girls was conducted at the Farmers h. stitute.
 The next year Graham took more than 100 club members and their parents to Ohio state university to review the progress made in agri- culture. In 1905. the university placed him in charge of extension work with young farmers.
 Graham says he was attracted to the movement when he observed that young persons were losing in- terest in the farm and turning to manufacturing towns for occupation.
 A parade of bargains before your eyes-Herald Classified Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-30
LIFE DEVOTED
 ID FARMER CLUB Rural Youths Encouraged to
 Stay Home

Springfield, Ohio, Aug. 30 P- The daddy" of the boys and girls farm club movement in Ohio, who started things in 1902 with a club of S5, is stil in the business.
 He is A. B. Graham of Springfield.
 Now he is in charge of All club work for the United States depart ment of agriculture in midwestern states. The clubs have national membership of 663,000.
 Will B. Otwell originated the club idea in Macoupin county, Illinois, in 1899. Graham, principal of schools
New Britain herald., 1929-08-30
SHOWER FOR MISS HESLIN

A miscellaneous shower was held ast evening at the home of Mrs. William Lane of 9S6 Corbin avenue. in honor of Miss Elizabeth Heslin. Decorations were carried out in a
New Britain herald., 1929-08-30

color scheme of pink and white.
 Miss Heslin will become the bride Of Francis Corrigan on September 25.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-30

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A parade of bargains before your eyes-Herald Classified Ad dept,
New Britain herald., 1929-08-30

For girls ' to IA. One and tWo-piece styles, in Jersey and novelty materials. - Long sleeves and daintily trimmed.
The Nome nugget., 1929-04-27
LOCAL NEWS
KENNEL KLUB kARNIVAL
 WAS BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Miss Ida Martin was Elected Queen of the Trail by Popular
 Vote.

The Fatcg were kind to the sponsors of the second annual Pag- cant and Carnival of the Nome Kennel Club, The day broke fine and clear. better weather could not possibly have been wished for as prevailed during last Saturday and this. in large measure, added to the success achieved by the Com mittee which had this feature of the celebration in hand.
 Promptly on time the many beautiful and varied floats. typical Of the Northland, began to assem- ble on Second avenue and were grouped and lined up preparatory to the start of the parade; the gay and colorful line extending from a point near the T. s. Courthouse to the rear of Eagle Hall and beyond
 A large sled tastefullv decorated with furs. and having as passen- gers the Misses Ida Martin, Made line Calkins. Kristie Sather and Helen Baldwin, the participants in the Queen contest led the parade; with Pete Olson more familiarly known as "Pretty Pete" the Beau Brummel of all Alaskan dog mush- CTS, at the handle bars. All of the other numerous floats followed in it's wake and the parade was on, proceeding along the lire of march previously indicated in these columns and winding up on the ice in front of the Coast Guard Station where the judging for the