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Quick Rolls.

Dissolve one yeast cake and two
tablespoonfuls Of sugar in half a cupful
Of lukewarm water, add two table
spoonfuls of melted lard or butter and
one and one-half cupfuls Of sifted -four.
Beat until smooth, then add another
one and one-half cupfuls Of sifted -four,
half cupful of scalded and cooled
milk and half a teaspoonful of salt.
Knead thoroughly, roll out, and shape
as you wish. Place in buttered pans
and set to rise in a warm place free
from a draft for two hours. Bake In q
hot oven for 10 minutes.
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Socks for the Summer Season
BY MARY MARSHALL.

If there is one question that the
children's doctor dislikes to be asked
and one for which he IL always pre-
pared, it is the question Of stockings
VS.. socks. do you approve, doctor, of
short socks In the winter" or Would
1t be safe for little Peggy to wear socks
all the year?" He knows that the
young mother who asks the question
wants him to approve Of socks; he also
knows that If he does approve and If
Peggy takes a severe cold he will get
the blame.
But fortunately there Is no question
of socks in the summertime--and every
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take whichever road it pleases you to
take, sirl'
Whereupon he walked into the inn
and slammed the door behind him.
Randolph was chiefly famous for his
opposition to the War of 1912 and the
Missouri Compromise. But we remem-
Der him chiefly for three other reasons:
l, in fighting against the Missouri Com
promise, he called its Northern sup
porters "doughfaces," a term that still
lives; 2. he insulted and foguht q duel
with Henry Clay; 3, he was supposed
to be descended from Pocahontas.
(Copyright, 1880.
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NANCY PAGE
Vacation Hours Can
Be Regular.
BIZ FLORENCE Ia GANKR.

The Parent-Teacher Association was
having its next-to-last meeting for the
year. The speaker was a doctor who
talked about vacation hazards. "Your
children are going to revel in the free
dom of outdoors, the lifting of school
room restraint But there are certain
things you mothers must watch" Nancy
began to make notes.
I'm the first place, most children
than they do at the start. That is proof
positive that regular hours and habits
are needed to keep children in good con-
dition. Don't let the children sleep
as late as they want every morning;
don't let them come down to a make
shift breakfast, piecing during the
morning and eating candy and ice
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WHITE SOCKS WITH BLUE FIG
URES. BEIGE SOCKS WITH
BROWN STRIPES. RED SOCK
WITH SHORT STRAIGHT CUFF,
STRIPED WITH RED AND WHITE.
BEIGE SOCK WITH PLAID CUFF.
OPEN-WORK SOCK OF BEIGE
Isle. ANKLE SOCK WITH
ROLL CUFF, BEIGE WITH GREEN
AND TAN CUFF. GOLF SOCK IN
TWEED EFFECT. STRAIGHT
TOP CUFF SOCK.
little girl looks decidedly smarter for
wearing them. Some mothers insist on
the simplest plain-toed beige socks,
realizing that striking colored socks
and fancy borders may spoil the
effect of an otherwise pleasing ensem-
bic. But children themselves always
turn eager eyes on the more colorful
and more ornate socks.
For wear with the party afternoon
dress of crepe de chine or fine linen
one should choose perfectly plain silk
or fine Isle socks, or white, beige or a
light tone to harmonic with the dress.
For everyday afternoon wear light
beige socks with a not too striking
colored border may be chosen. For
sports and active play ankle socks with
brighter tone are not out of place.
When the thrifty French woman
wants to give dressmaker touch to
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Melt butter and add -four, salt, paprika.
Blend carefully, add milk, cook until
creamy sauce forms. Stir often. Add
cheese, cook slowly and stir constantly
until cheese has melted. Pour over
eggs which have been placed on the
slices of ham which have been arranged
on toast slices. Garnish with parsley
and serve at once. Serves six.
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HEINZ of"57" fame is now help.
ing in q new way to solve an
age.old problem in thousands
Of homes. You'll be interested
in the method because it is
unique: :,
HEINZ now makes the dain-
tiest of rice fakes i. +. the kind
your children love ). in which
q fine food substance known
to scientists as ssgsabls-sllula,s is
retained .. a natural, edible food.
substance which is part Of rice
itself.
In the form used by HEINZ,
the preparation ofthis vegetable
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Six pieces hot buttered toast, six slices
cold baked or boiled ham, six poached
eggs, three tablespoonful butter, four
tablespoonfuls flour, one-quarter tea
spoonful salt, one-third teaspoonful
paprika, two cupfulls milk and one
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an inexpensive frock she adds q touch
Of hand embroidery. This weeks cir
cular shows number of the SIM
plest and most effective of these dress
maker stitches that the French woman
Is using this Spring. If you would like
q copy, please send self-addressed,
stamped envelope to Mary Marshall,
care of this paper, and 1t will be for
warded to you.
(Copyrisht. is30).
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Honolulu Ham Glazed.

One slice ham az inches thick, six
slices pineapple, one cupful pineapple
Juice, one-quarter teaspoonful powdered
cloves, one-quarter teaspoonful pow
dered cinnamon and one-quarter tea
spoonful pepper. Put ham Into shallow
baking pan. Cover with pineapple slices.
Bake 20 minutes In hot oven until pine
apple has Drowned a little. Add other
ingredients and lid. Bake two hours In
slow oven. Basic frequently.
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it-well, IS there any setting which
lends such charm to q hostess?
Needless to say, the fireplace needs
no great amount of decoration, for, in
to the room
In the Illustration Is an appropriate
fireplace for the informal living room.
The Eli Terry clock, o pair of pewter
plates and couple Of pottery vases
are SUFFICIENT adornment for the shelf,
and inasmuch as each object has a
history there Is special interest In the
decoration.
Copyright. 1902
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cream whenever they can beg a nickel
or dime from you. See that they keep
regular, early bedtime hours, and you
won't have to let them sleep overtime
in the morning to catch up.
I'D see that each child had some
definite duties which had to be done
regularly. would watch them lest they
Overture themselves playing or get over
heated in the sun.
Bruises and sprains, scratches, cuts
should be taken care of at once. Teach
the child the necessity Of keeping q
wound clean. He can apply some pro-
tective lotion or liquid. II the child
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Home i'm Good Taste
BY SARA HILAND.

There is nothing so cheerful as an
open fire, and even though there be a
furnace fire in the house, the addi-
tional heat from the fireplace is not
enough to make the room unbearably
hot. In the Summer, on the other
hand. cracking blaze will do much
to take away the chill that is often so
disagreeable after the furnace fire has
gone out for good.
Aside from the heating question,
there Is something about the open fire
that makes conversations delightful
And as for tea and cakes in front OF
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Abnormal numbers Of foxes and badg-
ers are doing great damage to crops In
Ireland.
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cellulose costs much more than
the rice grain itself.
When moisture is absorbed
after eating, the bulk, OF volume,
ofthe cellulose is multiplied fsSs
~nix times, forming mild, gentle
ulkand roughage. This is ofgnSt
salas especially where mothers
-. no matter how they urge
-. have difficulty in persuading
children to eat vegetables in the
right amounts.
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comes in with splinter In its finger,
don't pick up any needle you hap
pen to find handy and poke into the
niger; II you need needle TO extract
sterilized. Soaking In water as hot
as can be borne will often help to
loosen the feshy hold on the splinter.
AND do, beg of you, watch the childs
food. I'll give the first penny I find
rolling up hill to parent who can send
a child back to school in good physical
condition after Summer vacation"
Table manners need to be watched in
Page. care OF this paper, inclosing stamped.
sell 5aGd X, snysiops' askinfor her leanet
G0anzxs&ht. 1eeels
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This new delicious cereal with
q VEGETABLE Effect"
helps Mothers and children to become better pals
abze beaAbful habits easily maintained


but in addition to them-to SUP.
plement their bulk and roughags
content.
BE SURE
In ordering, remember that o
patented HEINZ process is re.
quired to include this great ad.
vantage in q breakfast cereal. No
other cereals Of any type, there
fore can offer it to you. If you
want to try this new way to give
bulk and roughage to youf chill.
dren in the most enticing form
yet known, you must insist on
HEINZ Rice fakes.
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BUTTERsCoTCH PIE.
Yolk Of one egg. one cup brown
sugar, one cup sweet milk, three
tablespoons butter, -four to thick
en-. one teaspoon vanilla, little
salt. Use egg white for meringue.
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NO BRAN

HEINZ vegetable ellulose Is the
same kind of bulk and roughage
ehatvegetables themselves contain
-sgf end fadn not harsh or irri.
tant in any way. 1t is acceptable,
therefore, in nearly every instance
where bran might be too severe.
Your physician will agree.
Think what this means 70
children whose health.habits are
irregular and to yos mo,bsss
who are so concerned!
Perhaps the main secret Of
this methods great success lies
in its attraction to the child, for
he or she is conscious only Of
enjoying an alluring food.
Let your children try it for
two weeks as a test. Serve HEINZ
Rice Flakes tsVis daik jdr one svssl
to st@r the benefits; once daily
thereafter to maintain them. See
your children brighten and i'm.
prove.
Don't use in place Of vege.
tables, which are always necessary.
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BEET SALAD.

BEET SALAD.
Mix well together one quart
chopped cold boiled beets, one
quart chopped raw cabbage, one
cup grated horseradish, two cups
brown sugar. one teaspoon salt
and one scant teaspoon black
pepper. Turn into jar and cover
with cold vinegar.
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CORN MUFFINs.

CORN MUFFINS.
Beat one-half cup sugar and
one teaspoon butter and add one
beaten egg. Sift one cup bread
-four, one teaspoon soda and two
teaspoons cream Of tartar and
one teaspoon salt together; add
one cup cornmeal and one cup
milk: beat together. Bake in
muffin pans In hot oven 10
minutes.
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PURE GAIN

Naturally all Of riee's enefgiz-
ing food value is included In
HEINZ Rice Flakes, so this new
feature is pre- gain ossr Ssy otbss
cereal Of any sont
1fnot delighted by both favor
and results your grocer will gladly
refund the purchase price.
Just as good for grown.ups
as for children. Let your men
folks try them and try them
yasnsE
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
He will tell you Of the efficiency
Of vegetable.eellulose in the ab.
sorption Of moisture and the re.
sulting bulk and roughage.
H. ]. HEINZ COMPANY
Makers Of the "57 Varieties !"
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MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Stewed prunes
Boiled Rice with Cream
Frizzled Beef Corn Muffins
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Vegetable Hash
Toast Corn MuffinS
Butterscotch Pie
Tea
DINNER.
Boiled Ham Boiled Cabbage
Potatoes and TurnipS
Beet Salad, French Dressing
Squash Pie Cheese
Coffee
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN.
ouIre about our new method; licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 80.
TUTORING - MATHEMATICS; EVENINGS;
prices reasonable. Call West 1920 any time
Sunday. week days after T.
VIOLIN INsTRUCTIoN-BEGI OR
advanced: at pupils home; by concert violin
list. VICTOR GEORGE, l4l7 Park I'd. Apt. /. .
PIANO INSTRUCTION EXPERIENCED
teacher; beginners or advanced; best method
progress assured; 81 lesson. Address Box
202-R, Star office.
SPANISH TAUGHT IN PRIVATE LESSONS
by Sr. Verges, Barcelona Univ. graduate.
Call Metropolitan 4485 from to IL am.
DO NOT LET YOUR CHILD FAIL-HOW
taught by q successful teacher. Address
Box 92l-R, Star once.
VOICES WANTED FOR TENTATIVE OPERA
Italian siRnor will train voices; money re-
funded after six lessons II unSatisfied with
progress. N 1914. Children's class forming. I"
TEACHER (LADY) WILL GIVE INDIVID-
ual instruction primary Grades and adj
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT - Marching,
s35; shampooing, $40: permanent waving.
S25i finger waving. $50; manicuring. SIS;
complete course. SIS. II enrolled by Feb. LIST
Recker Bldg. lmezz. NJ. 1918 st. NV
WORK 8 MONTHS EARLIER EARN MORE
courses; new classes now forming BOYD Sec
retaTial School, 1888 st, Nat 1888. Est.
10 years.
LINOTYPE. OPERATORS earn s5o-s60 week.
Can't supply the demand Enroll any time.
Burton Linotype School. Printcraft BldR :
WHY WAITE NOW rs THE TINE TO PRE-
board operating is easy, fascinating and
profitable TO learn, oxford Bldg, cor. 18th
ana ~ T. SVye ..tss
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SPECIALITY SALESMAN
to sell established building speciality direct
to- factories, public buildings, large prop.
erty owners. Strong repeating product used
by u. s. Government Well paid position
with million-dollar company. Big season
now. Write Immediately. The ColoFcraft
Co, 1881 w 10th ST. Cleveland. Ohio
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HELP-MEN.

OIL BURNER statesmen.
Leads furnished; priced right; liberal COM com
missions; electric ignition; unaerMtlte ed
listed industrial and domestic; u sinnoGSs e ~
operation. Whelan Eng. Corp, ll2S invest
ment Bldg. --
EXPERIENCED r A d | y
SERVICE MEN; MUS l
HAVE OWN CAR. APPLY
LANSBURGH & BRO.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
4th FLOOR.
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CHAUFFEUR wants place with private FAM
lily; can do housework; good References Poi.
3058. 2s
LII A I1I1Iar.TIr5 nraierssI
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fr--AN-mA


HOUSEWORK wanted, no cooking, By col-
ored woman. Mrs. M. Brown, No. 10 q
st. NV.
LADY Government clerk desires work be-
357-R. Star office.
LAUNDRY WORK At home or day work or
part-time. Phone Columbia 2s02.
LAUNDRY to take home. 26ls 18th St. NV.
LAUNDRY wanted TO take home; large,
sunny yard Phone Adams 9728
LAUNDRY WORK out by the day; clean
apartment; laundry at home Call 203l l.
LAUNDRY work wanted By the day. Phone
LAUNDRY to take home by frst-class laun-
qreSs; potomac 2255 or call 1885 18th st.
LAUNDRY.;washing and ironing done with
care. str aaity opsn-sir DRYING work called
1AUNDREsS wants washing home; nice yard;
also work out for Wednesday. 1907 18th Ct.
NV. Potomac 3899-W.
MAID NAL colored. neat; pleasant, experienced
waitress, mothers helper. houSeworker, cook,
work part time; best reference. Pot 1888
MAID-Experienced cook or general house,
work; references. 923 st. NV.
NEAT, LIGHT COLORED GIRL wants maids
must pay good. N. TITO.
NURSE MAID or general housework. Tele-
phone Decatur 2895.
wear, hosiery. silk lingerie. leather goods,
wishes position. Address Box 424-R, Star
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, experienced,
desires position, permanent or temporary.
For interview phone Met. 2161, Apt. llo5.
SUPERIOR LAUNDRY, house cleaning By
nour or DAY. Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes-
days. lydia. Phone Franklin 9227-W.
WANTED, place as nurse maid, cook, iaun-
dress or part-time worker. Pot. 1912.
WASHES to take home, by first-ciass laun-
dress with references; large sunny yard. N.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work Of any
KIND. ABBY III ID st. NV.
WOMAN. reliable, wants part-time work or
Gays work Call North 6915.
WOMAN, colored, neat, refined, days work,
ngnt housework, plain cooking. 1923 T ct.
WOMAN, colored, neat, excellent cook. house
years reference. Pot. 1883.
| WOMAN, colored. neat, frst-class cook; viii
Iurnlsh reference. Call Decatur 1921
WOMAN. colored, settled, wants Job caring
I n cnlla re or invalid; stay nights. Phone
| WOMAN, colored, wishes place, COOKING and
general nouseWorkj stay nights or so. 1898
4 st. NV.
WOMAN, !colored, wants general houseworE
IN small family; good reference. 1926 18th
WOMAN, colored, as cook and EeneraI hoi ;e-
worker private family; stay nights; don't
OBJECT TO suburbs; good reference. $40 p
WOMAN. colored, competent. Cali Monday.
WOMAN. white, as housekeeper in mother
Tess nome or employed couple preferred:
good references. Address Box 242-R. star
| YOUNG LADY wishes work after s.; stem
ographic or any other remunerative work;
mother III. North lilo.
-
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HELP-WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER-TYPIS one capable of
handling office detail; experience not as inn
po1rtant as ability and accuracy: state fun
information including age and lowest salary
acceptable. Address Box 356-R, Star ONCE
sTEN SoSsIs for WASHINGTON CORE
clear handwriting; attractive personality,
between SSe W. 20 ROOM Sna 81 Apply 1885 New York
s STE .cSiIsi and rapid typist. with
Id Advancement. 735 18th st. NV
sTENoGRSAAPHER = Unusual opportunity
SmaH salary 10 start. Address Box 352-R'
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR as travelling repre-
leSding womans publication in Virginia;
lent opportunity. Give detailed experience.
Address H. Stafford, 507 Hearst Tower Bldg,
Baltimore, Md.
TYPIST. accurate, rapid; large ofice good
ginning salary expected. Address Box 301-R,
Star office.
WAITREss.White. permanent position. Cali
College. 9TH and Fla. ave. ne.
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady, col
iege trslnead IN home economics preferred;
lecture or demonstration work. Permanent
position. Address Box 34l-R, Star ONCE.
WOMAN, white. cafeteria experience, fam
liar serving cooked-food orders over steam
table. Quick and reliable. Call Sunday for
interview. PARKWAY CAFETERIA. Az 18TH ST.
NV.
WOMAN, over 80. to sell surgical line to
doctors; give phone. Address BOX 399-R,
Star office.
WOMAN for baking biscuits and pies; cafe
terra serving lunch only. Apply Sunday,
Mr. ziepolt, 309 st. NV.
WOMAN, reliable, unencumbered, as house
nearby Virginia. Must be intelligent, neat
of good disposition and fond of the country.
None but thoroughly competent need apply:
Excellent position for right party. Give full
particulars as to age. qualifications. expert
ence. etc. Address Box PAIR. Star office.
WOMAN to- do cooking and dining room
work; suburbs. No objection to small child
Apply col st. NV. week days, before 3
pm.
WOMAN, with car. to travel for educational
concern. Good income, bonus and train
fare equivalent. Applications considered
CONFIDENTIAL Address Box 276-R Star ONCE.
WoMEN-New York distributor requires
services of capable representative to sell
women; adequate salary; permanent posi-
ton. Address Box 347-R, Star office.
WOMEN--I am looking for intelligent wom-
en- who are willing to work six hours daily
on a proposition that will net them enor-
nous returns. Address Box 33-R, Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADIES-We can use the services
OF several good typists addressing envelopes
on piece basis; state age, experience and
give phone number. Address Box 407-R,
Star office.
LADIES' (A1
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WOMAN OF CHARACTER

To I'LL important travelling position that Is
not routine work and offers unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement; must be 20 to 48;
high school or college graduates basic salary
to start assures freedom of worry. Oppor-
tunity to earn $4,000, first year; canvasSers
need not apply Give full details first letter.
Write Alfred Bull, 1900 Walnut St, Phila.,
Penna
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SITUATTON-MEN.


ACCOUNTANT SERVICES available; audits,
systems, taxes, bookkeeping service, reports
rendered monthly: fee reasonable. National
7545 or Adams 1919. q
ACETYLENE WELDING and cutting, tool
sharpening, general repair and blacksmith;
position wanted by experienced white man.
467 NJ st. NV.
ARCHITECTURE known, desires connec-
vocation acceptable. Address Box S2s-R,
BARBER--First class. wants steady. work;
late Of the Carlton Hotel. F. w. Atherton,
2009 H st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, secretary, assistant once
enced, ambitious young man; excellent ref
erences Address Box 32s-R, Star ONCE,
BOY-White, 49, wants work of any kind;
=" week. address s BOX sio-R, star once. -
UTLER-HOUSENAAN, experienced; city ref
erence. North 7446-J.
BUTLER HOUSEMAN, experienced, Latin
American, wishes position in private family;
nrst-class references. Decatur 4506. y
CARPENTER, PAINTER-Good at all kinds
rates. Phone National 2S4O.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, wishes Job with
rays or aEt dser 40 Mstfo Ss M
Taylor.
CHAUFFEUR. coiored, desires position in
private family, or light delivery. Phone
CHAUFFEUR, white. with private family;
sll-aIound mani reference Phone Claren-
CHAUFFEUR, with years Of experience. first-
class references. Tel. North 71l2. 1884 Cor
coran So. NV. a.
CHAUFFEUR 4 TRUCK DRIVER, colored,
utility man. wishes place; reference. Geor-
enced, operate. any make. will do other work
around house II necessary. Adams 6Oee. =
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

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

One of my statesmen who has
made nearly $3.50 his first week
remarked yesterday, This is the
kind Of a deal | have been wait
ing for for II years"
Call at my office Monday or
Tuesday and I'll show you what
he meant.
Suite 72l-727 TOWER BLDG,
18th and <.
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The Charts Corporation. which now en-
ploys As successful representatives in Wash
ington and vicinity, has vacancies due to
promotion. in the following territories
Territory No. 28-l60 established customers.
Territory No. 25-204 established customers.
Territory No. leo established customers.
Territory No. 3-l95 established customers.
Each territory represents q profitable and
established business with steady income
in the form of commissions. To qualify.
you must be over 20, of neat appearance
and highest character. Experience not neces-
sary, as you will receive special training.
Hours, $50 to $3.50, no work Saturday. APP
ply In person, to IL. Monday, Room sol
International Building.
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EXPERIENCED LADY to sell
and take charge of millinery de-
partment in exclusive Washing
ton shop; no one will be con-
sidered without experience.
Write full details. which will be
considered strictly confidential.
Address Box 337-R, Star office.