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Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
Spend A Little More.

Thrift is commendable; ev-
 eryone who can should save
 something. But while extrava-
 gant spending is harmful, too Imuch hoarding is equally det- -4rimental, according to leading economists.
 = For several months there has been an unusual percentage of unemployed in this country, as -iin the rest of the world. This ohas decreased the total buying power of the public. But the frightening of purse-strings by
 those who are still employed land are able to buy has re- -'duced consumption to an even greater extent.
 What is needed right now in order to aid in restoring nor -mal conditions is more liberal spending on the part of those -who have money to spend for things they really can use and 9need. At no time since the
 World War has it been possi- -ble to buy to greater advan-
 tage than now. In spite of this fact, this country is again ex- operiencing what is really a a"buyers strike" The return Eof general prosperity is imposs- sible so long as this attitude is 9maintained by those who have Gmoney to spend.
 Il It has been pointed out that
 the additional spending of ten
 cents a day by every one of the "120 million people of the Unit ed States would increase the nations business to the extent 'fof more than four billion dol elars a year. Of course, the un- employed can not spend this extra ten cents a day, but mill 4lions of people can easily spend
 and additional dollar or more "a day to good advantage and
 hardly miss it.
 ' It is sound advice, then, to say Ito those who can afford it: -"Buy what you need while 9prices are low; employ a little extra labor that you can use to Advantage; stop hoarding and sput more money into circulat-' 0.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

ion"
 By following this advice the more fortunate elements of our cieizenship may do much to &C., cellerate the return of prosper ity.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
WHAT'S NEW?

A new electical device locks and unlocks a door by pressing l button fixed in the wall of a room.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Safe photography in dark less has been made possible by l new flashlight bulb which eliminates noise, smoke, and glaring light. \
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Changes IT Display Advert spg for current weekly issue presented later than the Wednesday evening preceding the day of issue Saturday. insertion will delayed until the follow ing week.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
Some Job.

While we are on the political strain we. will add that Sena- tor Brookhart; has suggested that the West and South unite
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
TEN YEARS OR so AGO
From the Hyder Alaska Miner
 of November 28,1919

Two new memebers of the High Dive Club, Sandy McCon- lacher and Dan McPhee this week. Billy Orr started to take he initiation but a two-by- scantling got in the way and ,nly his hat went in.
 A glance over the advertise ments in this issue of the old Miner reveals that Nelson and Heath. sold Belcoma cigars, clothing, and operated a first class barber shop in connect ,on."
 J. Collier was operating t:, Portland Cafe, also offering entertaining music and sing .ng" in connection with meals.
 Mrs. Helen Mckay annount ss the opening of her new store with a complete line of Ladies Ready to Wear.
 Mcdonnell, Jamieson and Reid were operating the Alas <an Hotel.
 Nelson and Foy had plenty 3f wood on hand for wint ], : and offered to trade it for cur rency.
 Edgar Harris was operating she Up To Date Store next door to the Hyder Hotel, which was run by M. R. Jamieson.
 c. H. Sundmacher had his shingle out as the towns sole attorney at law and A. A. Fraz- fer was offering Soft Drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, Candy an |, Fruit, Solo and Pool Tables, at The Junction, where T. U. Smith also maintained a First Class Lunch Counter. Bob. Keith was proprietor of Bob's Place-the Alaska Grill and specialized in the Best Golf ee in Camp"
 A notice announces that Dan. Lindeborg has sold his town site covered by U. s. Surve1 No 686 to the Hyder Townsite and Improvement Company and all payments due on agreements for the sale of lots are to be paid to that company"
 J. V. Clegg was manager of the Salmon River Trading Go.
 Jack McCallum was offering Good Beds and Comfortable Sitting Room" at his lodging place and Jas. Mowat adver- tised himself as Contractor ard Builder.
 The snow tractor for use in hauling ore from the Premier mine arrived this week and taken up in front of the Pre- mier office, where an interest ed crowd of boosters did their best to make it run. The engine was cold and the day passed without q buzz out of the big machine. The tractor is a pc culiar looking affair. the power being supplied by two cigar shaped cylinders under the body, which are bound wi h spiral cleats to grab the snow and drive the machine ahea l. The weight of the machine is 4500 pounds.
 Instructions to begin imme l. fate work on the Unicorn group were received from J. R. Me Donald in New York. Bill Me. Grew started immediately to break trail for Reeds pack train to take in supplies and build a camp. E. H. Terwilliger arrived to take charge of de- velopment.
 Word has been received that Frizell's of Prince Rupert have a cold storage plant in bond
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

This newspaper is not connected in manner with stock brokerage firm other establishment associated in interested the sale of mining shares and publishes in formation relative local min development that neved to be in full accord with fact.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

What has become of the old fashioned man who believed election of senators by popular vote would improve their quail ity,
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

A huge cotton picking ma- chine has been invented which extracts the cotton from the bolls at the rate of four bales a day.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

A radio equipped motor truck, with 12 dynimic loud speakers, radio and phono- graph pickup devices, has been developed as a substitute for parade bands.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

The Stenode Radio-Stat syst em, one of radios newest mar vels, is said to eliminate static to surprising degree and en- ables such select tuning that stations within 10th of a de- gree on the dial can be sepa- rated.
 Turning out 10000 bricks an hour is the remarkable work of newly designed automatic machine.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Crime cost the United States more than seven billion dollars last year, and the Pathfinder remarks that We had quite a bit of crime to show for it.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

The Wisconsin girl who killed a bear with a rolling pin prob ably killed her chances of get. ting husband at the same time.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

The 1880 corn crop is poor in many states. The liquid form is said to be poor in all of them.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Unfortunately, a quiet home wedding doesn't insure quiet home life thereafter.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29
for political action. The Out look nominates the Senator for the job of uniting them.
Just for Fun

The 1880 corn crop is poor in many states. The liquid form is said to be poor in all of them
 Unfortunately, a quiet home wedding doesn't insure quiet home life thereafter.
 Farmers know crop acreage should be reduced, but most of them want their neighbors to do the reducing.
 Native Filipinos consider the birth of twins an i'll omen. A good many Americans have a similar superstition.
 The Wisconsin girl who killed a bear with rolling pin prob ably killed her chances of get, ting a husband at the same time.
 What has become of the old 1 fashioned man who believed election of senators by popular vote would improve their qual- ity,
 Crime cost the United States more than seven billion dollars last year, and the Pathfinder remarks that We had quite a bit of crime to show for it.
 The old joke about doing Christmas shopping early is being revived.
 In a democracy the people rule, but too often it is the wronk crowd.
 Few people do enough good turns to make them dizzy.
 Most people are eager to learn about business, especially other peoples.
 Mable: "So Maurice and you are to be married? Why, l thought t was a mere flirt- ation."
 Helen: "So did Maurice"
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Native Filipinos consider the birth of twins an i'll omen. A good many Americans have similar superstition.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Farmers know crop acreage should be reduced, but most of them want their neighbors to do the reducing.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

The old joke about doing Christmas shopping early is being revived.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Mable: "So Maurice and you are to be married? Why, thought t was a mere flirt- ation." |"
 Helen: "So did Maurice"
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Most people are eager to learn about business, especially other peoples.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

In a democracy the people rule, but too often it is the wronk crowd.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-11-29

Few people do enough good turns to make them dizzy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-08

| TYPIST experienced, wants work in ONCE.
/; willing to work for small salary. Call Ga.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertisers from receiving circular
matter. it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
1ivered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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HELP-MEN.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen,

An old established firm open
ing an establishment for the sale
of leading popular priced car
will consider applications from
successful automobile statesmen.
Our proposition is unusual.
therefore we expect to employ
the highest type of men.
Address application in full,
giving telephone number.
Address Box 4o5-V, Star Office.
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SITUATION-MEN.

TLDER, experienced. wants position as
eral carpenter foreman or supe rintendent
construetionA AddresE Boa &oO-ye eser
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COLORED GIRL, intelligent. honest, ex-
perienced; wants cooking. maid or nursing;
with reference. Call at 142ll2 ST. NV
work. in small adult family or keep baby
while mother works. Call Decatur 4173 till
pm. Sunday.
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YOUNG LADY, WITH NEW FORD SEDAN,
wishes to give services of car and self, full
or part time, by the hour or trip. Madeline
Bucher, 1o4 Westmoreland ave, Takoma
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ton, frst-clasS family. 1896 Anacostia rd.
Sc. Phone Atlantic 2443. g.
CHILD'S NURSE, competent, reliable, teaches
French and German, desires post: refined
family; excellent ref. 706 Quincy st. NV.
Col. O347-J
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WOMAN. white. for housework; in family;
$40 month. room. board; Sat. afternoon and
Sunday off. Clarendon 1228-J-l.
WORKING HoUSEKEEPER, refined. willing
white woman; not over 40' for employed
Chevy Chase. State age. Address Box
459V, Star once. g.
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COLORED GIRL wishes work as maid in
private family or lodging house. 1881 o st.
NJ
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

SWISS LADY desires position nursery
governesS or companion: experienced; speaks
French and English. Address Box 65-x, Star
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COLORED GIRL, Experienced, for morning
work; any kind. Call at 1929 18th ST. NV.
and 40,
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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wANTED-2 BOYS TO YRs0 IN AT
tractive nearby Va. country home; years of
experience in care and training of children;
excellent educational advantages; references;
terms reasonable. Misses M1LSTEAD' New
ington. Va.
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REALTY PARLORS


FOR YOUR PERMANENT WAVE CONE TO
the choice of the Washington woman, who
wants high-class beauty culture work at
nominal cost. Our SIS permanent is wave
' dupont Circle, and SIT 14th ST. NV.
RINGLETTE PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL.
$3.50 complete; no finger waves necessary;
expert operators. 92l st. Met. 9795.
MARCEL, 35c: finger wave or shampoo. 35c;
permanent wave, $3.50 up. Room 657s Earle
Theater BLDG. Met. 1920
PERM W., SIS complete; two sh. ing W.,
ringlets. Try one. Best service. CHEZ
NATALIE. 1877 F st. NV. Met. 5627.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
LEAVING FRIDAY FOR CHICAGO, CAN
take two passengers. Call c. E. Trott, Ma
tional 1855 between 10 am. and pm.
MUST HAVE TRANSPORTATION TO
Houston. Texas, or vicinity; will act as
chauffeur to party wishing trip. Address
Box 115-X, Star office.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANSPORTATION
to Cal by end of week; references exchanged.
Col. 2603-W. Sun, bet. and pm.
DRIVING. TO CHARLOTTE N c.; Spartan
burg or Columbia. s, G., June 20 to July /.
Call Lincoln 1926.
Baek ssd6 about june ns PSn' wsst n
Address Box I06-X. Star once
CALIFORNIA, 500 = This includes meals,
sightseeing, camp lodging and travel for six
weeks, seeing all wonders of the West.
Write school Tours Arthur Brown Htllss
FCon7In1e5 On Next PsTs.T-r
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IS A YEAR WILL GET sll,50o ACCIDENT
Insurance and $50 weekly for disability. Also
Health anc Accident Insurance, $40 up. No
examination. Men-women. Is to SO. Address
Fl. c. Simpson. GA Upshur st. Phi. Ad. 1921.
MOTHERS, WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR
children when at work or otherwise en-
gagged? Send them to Pre-School Play Group,
where work, play and fun are one. 1917
Kenyon st. NV. Col. 679l.
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MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and School of Dancing. 1922 Mass. ave. NV,
for children and over; hours. $3.50 to $50;
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WOMAN OF CULTURE TO SHARE Ideal.
Summer quarters in foothills; environment
and terms most inviting. Metropolitan 1914.
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FURNITURE BUYER.
Excellent opportunity for eX-
perienced, well trained assistant
furniture buyer TO take complete
charge of progressive depart
ment in local department store.
Call personally at Ambassador
Hotel, Monday morning be-
tween 9 and l, ask for Mr.. Clark.
A HIGHER-CLASS clothing
department has opening for sew
eral thoroughly experienced
clothing statesmen with follow
ing; must be accustomed to
handling best clientele. If prop
erly qualified permanent loca-
ton may be had. Answer, Civ
ing age and qualifications. Ad-
dress Box 361-R, Star Office.
SPOTTER = Experienced on
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BANKRUPT SALE-LADIES AND GENTS
pocket and wrist watches, 1915 up, jeweled,
guaranteed; diamond rings, 81 up; silver
ware. Jewelry at Va cash or terms e.
FRANK. 434 9th ST. NV, expert watch,
jewelry repairing.
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MEN MN have snare time, either day or
eventnT. We can show you how 10 turn your
Anne into real money; Come 70 room 4l7l
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TNsTRTcTIoN COURSES.

En- NODES sss e zois o. 81 you learn
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
GuiTe about 5uI new method licensed Ems OC w5its
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS ANY Tn1,r HOUR 0Rr
car Call any time. Adams 348s 10
sPANIsH-Native lady; private lesson, 81;
eisners. Cali evenings, 14l2 Chaplin. Co
BACKWARD CHILDREN TUT OR ED,
S STaSss to ,os g. experienced D. c. teacher
TAKE OUR SUMMER COURSE IN SHORT
esnd and HST 18th pa4E
H I'd. coiam 3da0 So7si T. D'0S'' 4''n
EARN MORE MONEY-Learn stenography,
1t Is ss. ~s ood lots
seeretarfaI n schooi. f5ss NatG 3s4O 1O'u
iy Instructor for vocational training: Vet
Grams Bureau, rs years experience in Wash
ineton. win give individual lessons in elee-
Room 206. Kresse Bldg.
PIANO LESSONS. EXPERIENCED TEACHER.
taught; special Summer rates. Phone Cleve-
land 1861.
WHY WAIT-TELEPHoNE SCHOOL WILL
Prepare now for Summer relief work. Short,
easy course. oxford Bldg, cor. 14th, and N.
NEW BUSINESS SCHOOL forming in Wash
inston under former college professor who
taught accounting in Income Tax Bureau.
All subjects. Days. $l2; nights, 81. Mr..
Barry, $50 Rucker ave, Clarendon. Va.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS always in demand;
5000 week day and evening classes. Bur-
ton Linoty,e School. Printcraft Bldg.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY, with
your car; reasonable. $40 Kennedy NV. or
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, by white licensed
instructor with 2S years experience. $l.25 per
hour. Ga. 3043-J.
STEUART'S BEAUTY SCHOOL. 92l ST
n.w.-Marcelling, S25; finger wave, $40; per-
manent wave. SIS; comb wave, $40; mani
cure, $40; complete course. sos. Pay SIS week
as you learn. Live models.
MAKE $2,5O0 TO $4,000 A YEAR IN A
hotel. club, institution, apartment hotel,
SCHOOL. tea room, restaurant or cafeteria.
Gus experience needed when Lewis Course
prepares you. Employment Dept. helps place
graduates at no extra cost Big pay. better
living, quick promotion waiting. Limited
day and evening classes forming now. With
out oblisation learn at once how you can
capitalize slI this opportunity. LEWIS HOTEL
23rd st. School open $50 am. to 9 pm.
CITY BARBER SCHOOLS.
Call, write and enroll only at l56 N. Gay
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MOTORING TO MINNEAPOLIS VIA CHI
cago, June 81, will share expenses and driy-
ing with two others. Georgia 2173.
TOURISTS, WOMEN ONLY, YOUNG LADY
will drive; showing places o. interest; call
for appointment Nat. 1900 Apt 202
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DANCING TAUGHT BY A LADY-5 LES
sons. S5; single. SIPS. LEGARE STUDIO,
2035 st. NV. North 073l.

TUTOR-GIVE YOUR BACKWARD CHILD
a chance; experienced public school teacher;
individual attention. Morning class. Ref
erences Cleveland 3674.
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$4,000 ACCIDENTAL DEATH
BODY BUILDING.

Would you be interested in new treat
ment for whatever ails you? Nerves con-
Stipation, poor circulation and that tired,
achy feelinEP Well. we. have it for, you.
essary. an electric bath. and then on the
rubbing table for hot olive oil MASSAGE
ray lamps Then comes the electric massage
from head to foot, not forgetting the scalp
and facial treatment. Then We take z
a soothing relaxation under the Hanovian
alpine sun ray and ultra violet. This Is al
pervision of our physical director D. A.
Coe, P D
we can give the highest references. Ex-
Cabinet members, Senatorial, Confessional
and Diplomatic,
North 1855 for appointment.
Rates reasonable.
i7oO NJ
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HELP-wOMEN.

RESIDENT MANAGER for small apt.
houses containing 81 units; must De ape ,s,,d 20
Ing in nrst-class condition in return for z
k e6sp.:. nf so sh cps Star oes
sALEsLADY, / to 10 pm. Apply Monday.
Nippon Gift store. 1888 Penna. ave. NV
sALESWOMEN-Fre samples no invest
ment SO eaily possible; tableelotn S sas e
SALESWOMEN-Neat appearance, pleasing
build up a profitable Professional business OF
your own. Leads furnished to call on high
ure control, Health and Foundation Gar
ment. Katherne-K. Apply 427 Homer Bids
SEWER. experienced, to work on corsets
sTENoG. CLERK. experienced. give refer
snces and phone number. Address 'oO.V'
STENOGRAPHER-Expe in general
office work; must be capable mimeograph;
duties include supervision of price list and
catalogue page distribution, also work in
collection dept. Address Box 4o-x, Star OIL
flee.
sTENOGRAPHER- TYPEWRITER capable OF
general ONCE work; must be alert ana &C
curate. Apply American instrument Co..
774 Girard st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHER who is, willing to pay for
course in accounting with services. Phone
for appointment. Metropolitan 5l8O.
sTENoGRAPHER-sa sos, state ex.
perience and full details in letter. Address
Box e6X. Star ONCE.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP at once: knowl-
edge of multigraph operating desirable; neat
and accurate; must be willing to start at
small salary Give age and full information
in reply; state lowest salary acceptable. Ad-
dress Box 43l-V. Star office.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for teacher or
refined educated woman: under IS years;
splendid income. State phone number. Ad-
dress Box 87-V, Star ONCE.
WAITRESS, white Come prepared for work.
Apply 4449 Conn. ave.
WOMAN. white. neat. salad maker. with
experience; none others need apply. 5ZZ
10th st. NV 81
WOMEN, 3, Catholic. II you have done
house toulouse work you can earn S4-$8
daily: something new; steady employment;
full or part time. Call $40, AS, Peoples
life Bldg. 14th and H SITS.
WOMAN. colored, for work in laundry. APP
ply the Pullman Co.. $40 R. I. ave. ne.
YOUNG LADIES. canvaSSing house to house;
steady work; $40 per week. Apply 531l
Georsia ave. NV.
GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS.
Beauty culture taught. Earn while you
earn at Steuart's Beauty School, 921 NV
sALEsWOMEN FOR DRESSES AND COATS
We have number of permanent po-
stiors open for Thoroughly experienced
soc BREsLAw. 1so7-1s1s G St.
SALESWOMEN-No more discomfort; no
more SLIPPING shoulder straps; new inven-
tT H Pff furnished free. Lingerie NY Co,
North Windham, Conn.
SHIRT FINISHERS and fold
ers; must be experienced. Wash
ington Laundry, 9th and K SITS.
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OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE FRENCH
Room and board in Partisan family; con-
venient to downtown, reasonable, good
meals Pot 0458.
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CHILDREN, ONLY $25 MONTH SUMMER
school home: nutritious meals; cool BEG
rooms; experienced teachers; supervised
Fairgrounds; close to Rock Creek PIX. North
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SWIMMING INSTRUCTION - BEGINNERS.
Saturday, Sunday during Summer; transport
tation furnished; 81 a lesson; five lessons
usually enough; references. Mr.. CHRIST
MAS, Division 2, Patent Office; Clev. 072l.
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HOSTESS MANAGER TO OPERATE SUM-
mer camp and gift shop on fifty-fifty basis;
ideal location: references. Address BOX
Star Office
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SUMMER PLAY SCHOOL-TRANSPOR
ton from and to home; supervised play and
industrial arts: ages to IL. Col. 1886.
STENOGRAPHER, COLLEGE GRADUATE,
will care for children evenings. Address
Box ll7-X. Star office.
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WOMAN. young FilipinoD wants work as
typist, clerk. pianist or maid. Address Box
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-14

Shoemaker. Lot 3, Block ~, Alamo
Townsite $1,000.
Oliver 3. Hauser to Mary Z. Shu-
maker, Lot 2, Block 40, Alamo Town.
site $1,000.
George thinner, ct al 70 Fred
Vollbrecht. et Tx Lot 8. thinner
Subd. $1,000.
Oscar Seibert, ct ux to T. w. Car
ter. >. 10 &C. Lot 4, Block 104
Campacuas Addn. Subd. $4,000.
". ~ Aa@a asaA -. ~ GA4lanAl
Loan g. Investment Co. Lot i.
Block 4. Hampshire Homes Addn. to
McAllen.