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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


SS IISGAR AND NEWSSTAND in lobby once
bids; going business; price, $3.50. Address
AN EXPERIENCED, active business man has
$47.500 equity in small properties well To-
Gated in Washington and always rented,
difference, or for an interest; prefer fufni-
dress Box 1901, Star Office s.
DUE TO POOR HEALTH owner will sacri-
f es ons b4ef 10 This in
completely furnished. 3 baths. store in base
nex door G i5rO1m house
antique shop all stock included. value about
$1,000 Rooms in houses and apartment
ftIlhed with permanent guests. income between
S S6GG and 500 monthly Rentals on Leased Sed
subject to nrst trust Of about $4,000. bldg,
soo psya5Is .s mnthy trust
$4,000 s5oH Owner Will take balance above trusts
persons please do not call.
LARGE STORE, two beautiful show windows,
business Section Of rent er 'ne Ssst
able. Apply owner. Charles H. Chidakel.
10l4 H st. ne.
west section. Maryland. near District line,
corner LOCATION on cross roads; bus stop
viii sacrifice for quick sale. Box L, Silver
BOOK STORE. large stock; reasonable rent;
good location. Address Box $3.50, Star
WA.NTED-To buy half interest in small
restaurant or cafeteria; state proposition
fully. Address Box 433-J, Star ONCE. 60
CAFETERIA. with soda fountain, located in
nnancial district; good business; price low.
Address Box 447-J. Star offce.
WANTED-To buy retail business of any
kind; no agents. Address Box 4l5-J, Star
ONCE. So
CAN INVEST some capital and services in
going business. Address Box 1901, Star
ONCE. s.
GROCERY and meat market, doing $4,000
monthly; all modern hxtureS approximately
$4,000 worth OF stock; $500; terms: do not
4l6-J. Star ONCE. 6
WANT TO BORROW $500 Immediately on
virginia property. free and clear OF encum-
brance. Apply 1910 18th st. NV, manager.
LUNCH ROOM, averaging 1925 per day; best
section Of city. Address Box 1861, Star
office.
LOCAL MANUFACTURING concern offers
limited amount OF stock for sale additional
capital needed to finance orders on books
Address Box l34-J. Star Office.
CAFETERIA and lunch, doing business OF
500 per day; owner must sacrifice. Ad-
dress Box 1871. Star office.
PAYING LETTER SHOP; owner transferred.
DELICATE SEN; fountain; school corner.
BUNGALOW: TRADE equity for clear lot.
SUBDIVISION; trade for rental property.
SUBURBAN HOME; rental basis.
Address Box 46l-J. Star ONCE. s.
PRICE, S3,750-TERMS REASONABLE.
Opposite white school; 6-room brick house;
front room used for store. selling school
supplies. Speculatively priced home with
income.
CHAS. ID. SAGER,
National OOsS. S24 18th st. NV.
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MASSAGE. VIBRATOR. oUE-RAY FOR
treatment. 81. Col .74is, Si2I l4th. Daily
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurse masseuse; also reducing treatments:
appointment. 10 to pm. District 1905 Eve.
ANTIQUES. DIAMONDs. PAWN TICKETS.
TON & CO. 1873 F st. NV National 5e4s.
FOR ADoPTIoN-HEALTHY, BLUE-EYED
baby boy. seven months old. Address Box
3O5-H Star once.
SLIP COVERS. 3-PC. SUITE WITH SEP.
cushions. snap fasteners incl. material, SIG SO.
r. L. sherwood. 1913 gath Sc. Lin. $3.50.
WANTED RELIABLE MAN OF GOOD HAB-
it's to join another in taking an apartment.
Address Box 372-J, Star once. 51
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN AND GRADE
School; transportation by private car; dra-
MATES. French. dancing, supervised play:
public school children. 2lll Bancroft pI.
CHAIR CANEING. PORCH ROCKERS
ST. NV. Franklin 1888.
MASSEUSE, CABINET BATHS. HOT OIL.
y vel ray trained operators; hours 1913
WOMAN EMPLOYED TO 4:3O WILL STAY
with children evenings for room and board.
Can sew Adams 7a8G-W.
BEST OF MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE
for infants and s Children. months up /:
VIT-O-NET BATHS: BATTLE CREEK RE-
ducer; massage snd d., alcohol rubs' white
BEST PERMANENT WAVE, IS; BEAUTIFUL
rl GS.s natalie sRafii lsp4 1e 81 NV ' one
EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM,
1910 G ST. NV.
Cafeteria and Table Service.
Your Fortune Free
With Cup of Tea,
Special Dinners, 4:30 to 1880.
Bridge Parties. Met 1882. ="
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BOND SALESMAN

u IANII u I \ L = " Z =
With lccord as a past perform
er. Established company, eleven
year old. operating under super
vision banking department. Ter
ritory, Maryland. Top commits
sion to real salesman. If you
are not a real bond salesman,
don't answer this advertisement.
Replies treated strictly conhden-
tial. Address Box 36l-J, Star
Office. s.
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Shortly after the break of day Tarzan on deck,
noting the condition of the weather. The wind had
abated. The sky coudless Every condition
seemed ideal for the commencement of the return
voyage to jungle Island, where the beasts were to
be left. And then-home! The ape-man reused
the mate and gave instructions that the Kincaid
sail at the earliest possible moment.
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STATESMEN
i2is Conn. Ave. NJ
TAX MAN.

An opportunity is offered to an
experienced person OH Federal tax
matters pertaining to claims. Our
Office can use this individual in the
further prosecution of cases before
the bureau. Former experience in
bureau will be given preference. Ad-
dress Box 262-H. Star Office.
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SITUATION-DOMEsTIC.

Girl. wants any domestic work. either part
time or all day 1915 T st. NV. Phone
Potomac 5I43.
GIRL wishes place as general houseworker.
Call Potomac 4650-W.
GIRL. colored, neat reliable, wants part
time work in apt. reference. North 36l5-J.
s.
GIRL. colored. neat, reliable, wishes part
time work in mornings Lin. 1926.
GIRL-Competert young colored girl as maid
in private family: stay nights; good refer
enceS. Adams 7ll8. S"
HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged, active: help
pay my taxes; clean room bath II possible.
Address Box 4s9-J. Star Office.
PART OR WHOLE TIME WORK, also wait
ing: ref Phone Pot. 634l. 1927 st. NV.
WOMAN, white. settled. wants place as
working houSekeeper in small family. Gail
Lincoln 5489-J.
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HELP-MFN.

BLACKSMITH, experienced with hard rock,
absolutely necessary. Come ready for work
L. z. Myers Construction Co. Manassas. Va.
BR1CKLAYER, AL, eX-uuion, wants work
anywhere; IS day; capable foreman. sober,
hard worker; much firebTicS experience; pre-
fer boiler and stack work. Address Box
452-J. star Office.
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CARPENTERS for form work on power
house b. L. z; Myers Construction Co..
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HELP-WOMEN.


WAITRESS, experienced. wanted for Satur-
day and Sunday work. Apply Drury's Res
taurant. 1927 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white. from II to 8 pm; good
steady position. Phone Silver Spring 729.
YOUNG LADIES. 2. 1928, collegiate type, TO
complete chaperoned group covering Florida
and Winter resorts calling on business Arms
exclusively. Salary, transportation expenses.
Fascinating work; experience unnecessary.
Apply Mrs Hawkes.. Arlington Hotel. s"
YOUNG WOMAN. unencumbered. wanted by
established concern to travel in interest of
school work. $500 to start with. bonus
and train fare refunded. Address Box
282-E. Star Office.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Personal
is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

eTENOGRAPHER.5, bookkeepers, typtsts,
needed daily No charge unless placed.
Washington Employment Exchange. ala Nat.
Press Bldg. 18th and NV.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE-Honest, reliable do
Fnestic help by day. week or MONTH ref. in
TeEtissted. Decatur 1851. 1887 18th NV.
NO1TCE-National Personnel Bureau, 1918
x st. NV. Competent help furnished daily;
positions open daily. District 1921.
POSITIONS OPEN DAILY.
Wash Gen. Emp. Agency, 500 Albee Bids,
18th and c..
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.

FADA, five-tube neutrodyne. battery. cleo
trio set. with Western electric speaker. 30
hour battery. b. eliminator, trickle charg-
er; in beautiful rosewood cabinet; will dem
onstrate; SOS. Phone Ga. 2737. 5"
RADIO. Atwater Kent, 5-tube battery set
Rola speaker Al condition. Cheap. 628
E st S.w.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

" (COntinued.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rented. So per
month; firSt-claSS machines only. Al makes
used, rebuiltS sold. Capitol Typewriter Co,
1926 st. NV. Nat. 1853.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES guaranteed, rebuilts
at reasonable prices. Nothing sold or rented
that is not good. Washington Typewriter
Exc hanRe. 807 18th st. NV. Franklin 1914.
WOOD, seasoned oak, cut any length, SIC;
slabs, Sl4 cord. Drop postal. Phone Clar.
2194 c. B. Munson. Arlington, Va.
Woodworking Machinery.
Work Benches.
Drafting Boards.
Moulding.
Walnut Panels.
Fire Extinguisher.
Eclipse Air Brush.
Furniture. Etc.
GALLERIE CART MODERNE, Inc.
1912 V St. NV.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

teacher, fond OF children, will act as visit
ing soverness. Address Box 326-J, Star
once. So
THE NEW YEAR. IS UPON Us--WHAT Do
you intend to make OF It? Telephone switch
board operating-an easy, fascinating pro-
feesion to learn. Glass or private. oxford
Bldg, cor. 18th and N. Y. ave.
MAZE 1880 10 $4,000 4 YEAR IN A
hotel. club, institution, school, tea room
restaurant or cafeteria. MANAGERS and as
siStants wanted. No previous experience
needed when Lewis 4-month course prepares
you. Employment dept. helps place grad
yates at no extra cost. Big pay, better liv-
ing. quick promotion waiting. Midwinter
classes forming now. without obligation
learn at once how you can capitalize this
opportunity. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS, Pennsylvania ave. at 23rd street.
School open $3.50 am. to pm.
FRENCH, BY NATIVE LADY. FORMER
professor at Egerton School, Eneland gram
mar, literature, conversation. Special course
for children Saturdays. Dec. 5346
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY! IL
censed men; expert lady instructress. CON-
OVER. West 1903. 1928 H st. NV. l0'
SPANISH-NATIVE LADY. EXPERIENCED
teacher; dollar lesson. Call evenings, 1872
Chaplin. Columbia 8ls. s.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
uuirs about our new method; licensed white
men; established 10 years. Call Lin. 81.
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COLLECTOR. experienced. on inStallment
accounts. Must have car; good salary. APP
nj
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DOGS, PETS. ETC,

BOSTON TERRIER-Leaving town, will sell
cheap my thoroughbred Boston terrier,
male, 10 months old. 1923 9th NV. a.
BOSTON TEREIERS. puppies. females, pedi-
greed; closing-out sale. Make offer. 1871
Jefferson st. NV.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES for sale; pedi-
greed. Mrs. Sanderson. 602 @ st. Sc. Sc
POMERANIAN, sable, female; very beauti-
full; pedigreed. Will sell cheap: owner leav-
ing town. Potomac 2460. 1888 r. I. ave. n. e.
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ENGINEER. white. licensed in d. c.: small
plant, night work; salary, Sll0 and meals;
l2-hour shift Address Box 359-J. Star office.
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1927 Packard Club Sedan.
as new, and it is. Worth 81. 200. Now 1850.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DELICATESSEN and lunch; small place, low
rent in once BLDG. district price, $1,000.
Address Box 1871. Star once
UNLISTED .sToCKs-If you are interested
in any unlisted stock anywhere. use our
service II YOU want to buy or sell or secure
reliable information. SERVICE, INC, sos
Westory Bids. National 1875. So
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Observation-Disclosures

COOK AND GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER; no
washing. 1912 st. NV.
DAYS WORK or part time wanted by col
ored girl; last place Is years. Call Atlantic
0833-J
GIRL, colored, wants position general house
maid; stay or go home 1873 Hobart pl NV.
GIRL. cclored. experienced salad maker
wants place. Phone N. 1852, between and
pm.
GIRL, colored. wants place as maid in pri-
vate family go home nights; can furnish
reference. Call North 2944
GIRL, to do general housework in small
family; reference. 244S Ontario I'd. NV.
Adams 2579.
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HELP-WOAIEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
BUSINESS WOMAN-If you are not happy
in your work with your present income,
We have unusual opportunity for you
to travel and render real service. Educa-
income guaranteed. Mrs. Kathleen b. Hlpp.
sales dept. s. L. Weldon Co., Nat. 2740,
Extension 305. Dec 30 to Jan. s. inc. -
GIRLS-Two neat. intelliGent girls to learn
beauty culture; small salary. Suite 225,
National Press Bldg.
MARCELER and finger waver. CARMEL
Beauty shop. 3lll l4tn ST. nv. =
SALESWOMEH WANTED-A new. wonderful
discovery. Every call guaranteed g sale.
boon 10 the housewife. Address Box 1891,
Star Once.
SOLICITORS and demonstrators t2D. expo
rienced. Apply the Shade Shop, $50 18th
81. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS class; she must be
capable and take rapid and dtfncIIlt dicta-
tion; write. stating aye, education and ex-
perience. Address Box 1891. Star ONCE. -
sTENOGRAPHERS G2b, experienced. tempo
Tary; fye weeks work evenings, until II;
lr~al. State qualifications, salary. Address
Boz 473-J. Star ONCE. D
TAILORESS, frst class Apply Starlight Dry
Cleaners, 1882 l4th 81. NV. "
TEACHER-n you have been unable to Sc
cure a position, or desire change, we have
an unusual opportunity for you to travel
and work along the lines in which you are
most interested. Definite income EuRran-
teed Mrs Kathleen 3. Hpp. S. L. weldon
Co, Nat. 274o, Extension 3o5, Dec. 30 to
Jan. 5, inc.
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NOTICE OF TEST.
neutrality-suspicious. CcoloredI. State Nor
NAL School. Bowie; $500 year.
Apply State Employment Commission, ~
iohI ct Raj
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
WORK HORSES. 3, GOOD. Reasonable prices.
Thos. A Jameson, 906 N. Y. ave. Nat. $500.
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1929 Pontiac 4-Door Sedan.
Only driven about 5000 miles: 9 wire
wheels. extra tires and locker trunk on
rear. and 4 Lovejoy shock absorbers. Fin
lshed in beautiful dark blue Duco. Sold
for over S1,l00. Nov SS4S.
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1929 Model A Ford Sedan.
Town sedan. Has not been used at all.
Over 500 reduction.
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And Others at Lower Prices
On
Liberal G. M. A. c. Payment Plan.
Is Years of Fair Dealing
Is Your Guarantee.
THE WASHINGTON CADILLAC
CO.,
ll36-40 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
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APARTMENT MANAGEMENT by competent
couple in exchange for an apartment. Phone
Georgia 1884. s.
FRENCH COUPLE desire situation in city as
cook and chauffeur-butler; have long and
first-class references. Address Box 374-J,
Star Office -
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1929 Pontiac Coach.
Driven about 1000 miles. ImaSine a car
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MIAMI, S23; Tampa. Jax, Carolina an
Georgia points; Florida cars wanted. DIX
Tours. Howard House. Franklin l0l53. g.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-12-04
DUOUETTE

Mrs. Ellick Torell left for Duluth
last Thursday, to stay a while with
her daughter, Mrs. o. Brion. and also
to greet a brand new grandson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juno johnson OF Su-
perior, and Dennis johnson spent
Thanksgiving at the Wagner home.
The Misses Dorothy Erickson and
Blanche Hedberg. high school stu
dents at Duluth, spent Thanksgiving
and the weekend at their homes
here, returning Sunday.
Miss Signe Edin Of Duluth. spent
the weekend at her home here, re-
turning to Duluth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Anderson and
Mr.. Anderson's brother, are spending
some time at the home OF Mrs. An
derson's mother, Mrs. A. G. johnson.
Miss Alice Hedberg boarded the
noon train to Duluth Friday, return
ing Saturday morning.
Gale Strong has spent a few days
working on his land in this township
and has been staying at the Sprague
home while here.
Sad tidings come that Mrs. Victor
Swenson had passed away at the home
of her parents, at 1915 Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Swenson had been i'll fol-
some time, and lately had shown som'
improvement, but her heart gave on
and she had to give up brave strug
gle and leave her loved ones.
Aron Magnuson has been laid VI
for the past two weeks with milan
matory rheumatism. He spent
week at the Moose Lake hospital bu
is now at home, but unable to use hi
foot.
Mrs. NJ. c. Balsom and son, Rober,
and the P. Erickson family enjoye
Thanksgiving dinner at Edwin John
sons.
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DUXBURY

Elwood and Henry Sanford returned
tn their homes in Princeton Wednes-
day of last week, after spending the
bun+inp season at the W. J. Shute
home They were accompanied nome
by Harry Rossing. who spent seVeral
DAYS at the r. J. Shute home.
Miss Schoepfer spent the Thanks
giving vacation at her home in Clam
Falls, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Erickson and
Willie Peters of Danforth, were
Thanksgiving day guests at the w. J.
Shute home. H o. Hanstad spent the
day al the Coleman home in Mark
Vile and the Edgar Nopp family were
guests at the n. Nopp home.
Miss Anna Matson came here from
Duluth, and is spending an indefinite
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Nels Matson.
Herbert Maschke and a friend from
MINNEAPOLIS, were callers al the Lud-
wig and r. ]. Shute homes Saturca,
night.
Anna Glienke of Sandstone, spen
the Thanksgiving vacation at mel
home.
Elsie Glienke is visiting with rela
tives in Elkton.
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HINCKLEY

The Trinity Guild held its annual
sale of fancy work and other useful
articles Wednesday. Dec. 3. A supper
was served to the public.
Several from Hinckley attended a
bridge party at Finlayson at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Schaefer Satur-
day evening, Nov. 90.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs o. B. Thomp-
son Wednesday afternoon, Dec 3. The
Christmas party for the children was
planned. delicious lunch was
served.
Miss Irene Curryer was taken sud-
denly ill Thanksgiving with acute
appendicitis. She was rushed to the
cities and operated on Immediately.
At the present writing she is gettins
along as well as can be expected.
The Boy Scouts will put on a bene-
fit program Friday evening. Dec. 5,
at the high school assembly room.
The boys are trying to raise money
to buy uniforms.
The Red Cross membership drive
closed in Hinckley Wednesday night
Nov. rs. About seventy-f1ve members
were enrolled in the village. Half Of
this money will be sent to headquar
tiers the other half remaining in the
local treasury to be used for emer
gency.
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GLOVER TOWNSHIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol Holmes and
family were dinner guests at the Will
liam Treague home Sunday.
Ben Irons and two children, Alice
and Arthur, and Frank Irons motored
to the Twin Cities Friday. returning
the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Thorn visited at
Pine City Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Swanson spent the
THANKSGIVING holidays visiting friends
and relatives in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Frank Rheinhardt of Royalton.
called at the c. Neuhring and Henry
Alderman homes. Frank and Harold
Rheinhardt, who have been visiting
here since the hunting season, &C
companied her home.
Miss Alice Sanburg spent the
Thanksgiving vacation at her parent
al home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grace and fam
lily visited at the Fred Golf home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Alderman and
family were dinner guests at the
Carl Neuhring home Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. Brown and Edward Triemert OF
St. Paul, spent Sunday at the Enroll
Holmes and Fred Brown homes.
Mrs. John Stewart of Chatf1eld, is
now staying with her husband here.
The Misses Marion Jones and Syl-
via Golf, who are attending school in
Hinckley, spent their Thanksgiving
vacation at their respective homes.
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Duquette School Notes

The pupils of the upper room are
gathering birds nests. They are go
ing to make cupboard with glass
door in which to put the nests. They
will also make eggs to put into them.
The fifth. sixth, seventh and eighth
graders have been looking at pictures
Of the western states and the Egyptian
mummieS.
The primary room and the fifth and
eighth graders had very interesting
program about Thanksgiving Wednes-
day afternoon of last week.
We are now starting to get material
for our Christmas program, which we
hope will be the best one the school
has given.
The school has started to sell
Christmas seals. Each room has f1ve
hundred to SELL Everyone buy Christ
mas seals and help prevent tubercu-
losis.
Mrs Berger was a visitor at school
Monday. Mrs. Anderson was there
Wednesday and attended the program.
For drawing the upper room is max
ing lace paper patterns which will be
mounted on black paper. Many pretty
ones have been made.
The upper room has graphs for
reading spelling and arithmetic. The
fifth and sixth graders have Christ
mas tree graph for their arithmetic.
They have ornaments which are put
on the trees telling their grades from
day to day.
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EAST OF KINGSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Profit and fam
lily had Thanksgiving dinner at the
Vene Holler home in Cloverton.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Thomson and John
and Stafford Nelson spent Thanksgiv-
ing day at the Emil Nelson home.
Charles Holmbeck of Siren, Wis,
is here helping Bert Cummings build
his hunting camps.
A number Of Hilma Sandahfs cous-
ins visited her Sunday.
Miss jeanette Christensen, teacher
of the Stevens school. spent Thanks
giving with her friends in Mime
apolis.
Vivian Erickson is helping Mrs.
Nordstrom during hunting season. on
account of the many hunters Mrs.
Nordstrom is keeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins called
recently on the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Java
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HARLIS

Alfred Sorenson called on his broth
er, George, Sunday.
The South Side school had two
and one-half days vacation Tor
Thanksgiving. Miss Lindberg went
to Duluth to be with her folks for the
holiday.
Mrs. Geo. Sorenson spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Ann Culliton.
Mrs. Ed Johnson was a Harris cal
Ter Monday.
Mrs. George Pennison is home from
her trip to Canada, where she went
to visit her sister.
There will be PIT. A meeting Fri
day night, Dec. 5, at the South Side
school. 1t is hoped that all the mem
bers come and if you are not mem
Der come any way.