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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Brownsville Realtor
Thanked for Ride

a letter OF thanks for the cour-
tesy and accommodation shown him
during his recent visit in Brownsville
has been written by H. MouSny. OF
the Mousny Lumber and Cement
company. Pittsburg. Kans., to q.
Helbig, local real estate man.
The cooperation Of Brownsville
citizens with tourists Is Of high i'm
portance, according TO the Kansas
mans letter. and the accommoda-
tions shown him at various times
was highly commended In his letter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

Inc final Sunday program of
racing VIII be staged in Harrington
sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Inc squadron Of racing pilots who
nave staged speed meets for the
past three consecutive weeks plan
10 invade Mexico for the winter rae
ing season, visiting Monterrey, Tam
pico. Mexico City. Vera Cruz, and
otne. points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

the terms Of the present suit, the
eight county quarantine now pro-
tecting the Valley might be affect
ed in case the Florida people win,
Kinsolving expressed the view that
in case the injunction is made per-
manent the special session Of the
legislature might be able to pass
legislation as an emergency.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Mexico Railway Asks
Representative Here

Mexico IS looking to Brownsville
more and more as time goes on" said
@. c. Richardson Saturday morning
and displayed a letter received from
the publicity and advertising man
ager Of the National Railway Lines,
Mexico City.
The Mexican Advertising man
wanted a local representative to
handle and solicit advertising for
his company in this section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
TRUCK MARKET

Shipments Of fruit and vegetable:
from the Valley are showing an
increase after several days slack
business due to Indictment weather
The Missouri Pacific lines carried
70 carloads on Saturday. Fourteen
cars were loaded on the Southern
Pacific lines Thursday and shipped
Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Chamber Head Named

kopecIaI 70 The Herald)
EDCOUCH, Jan. 25-At a meet
ing held IN the Delta State Bank
Friday night Col. r. j. Lakeland
was named head OF the new cham
per OF commerce board for 1880.
Otner members elected 70 the
1851 oorad include v. NJ. Supthen.
wee president, and A. j. Stephens.
Mont. Adkins, VIII Wilson. N. a
Carter. Dr.. E. B. Baker. and p. g.
Metz were elected directors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
|CBOYr

Why A BOB WHITE PATROL
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA:
Did you ever stop TO think what
wonderful bird the bob white quail
is?
The male bob white Is an out
standing, alert, resourceful head Of
the covey. His plumage Is beauti-
full. He wears a top knot and has
a ring Of different colored feathers
around his neck. resembling the
neckerchief OF a Boy Scout.
He is unafraid to make his own
living and may be found in all parts
of the United States.
He scouts around. living comfort
ably in the hot sections Of the south
or near the tops of mountains. He
winters in the south or north with
only his own ability 70 provide shell
ter and food.
Perhaps you have noticed how
they 60 into a huddle and get tnelr
heads together.
They are wise and swift In max
Ing decisions. When danger threat
ems they will rise and fly IN differ
ent directions SO as TO confuse a
pursuer. But like the good scout
they are never ready 10 settle down
TO sleep until they have whistled
and whistled to bring In every men,
Der OF their troop.
They have been known TO call way
into the night in an effort 10 get
All together before giving up for the
missing one and ] often wonder
what happens in their hearts when
the n or two they have been call
ing have met death and never re-
turn.
We hate to think Of that. but we
viii get our lesson from the bob
white and each learn his whistle so
as 70 better keep in touch with one
another when IN swimming OF
camping out.
Then. the bob white is a good
dodger. Did you ever see one go
INTO a thicket? He gets behind ev-
cry tree in just no time.
In football the bob white scout
will be a good dodger and hard to
set.
Too. the bob white scouts must
get well acquainted with one an
other so as TO recognize his whistle.
Now all together on the whistle
Bob. bob white.
DOC" OLMSTED,
Scoutmaster Troop Nos,
Boy Scouts Of America
we have a new troop in the Valley
Tow. Troop 5. They have n pa
troll, the Bob White patrol. The
troop has already begun its out-of-
doors r~ecreations.
DOC" Olmsted is their Scoutmas-
ter and he is a good one. too. The
troop took a short hike Saturday.
Although it was drilling rain they
had a good time.
Troop No. Three held its regular
meeting Friday evening at the First
Methodist church. There were 80
scouts, Scoutmaster SanderSon. and
Asst. Scoutmaster Tabor present.
The meeting was opened with the
pledge CT allegiance. Following this
was q report by the scoutmaSter on
the registration OF the troop. There
are 81 registered scouts in the troop
az present. Fifteen minutes were
devoted to patrol meetings. Two
new scouts were accepted into the
troop.
The boys then played games I'm
I'll Gas at which time the session
was adjourned.
The Raccoon patrol elected Cliff
ton storms patrol leader and Peg
ton Sweeney. assistant patrol leader.
JOHN ROW., Scribe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

Is, Harlingen, like probably other
towns In the Valley has q number
OF skilled and unsk!lled laborers Oh
its hands and doesn't know what 70
do with them" Mr.. Floore said.
Charitable authorities are being
taxed to take care OF the influx,
most Of whom are stranded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Comics, Sports
Interest STUDIES

FT. WORTH, Jan. &-Fl-An
average OF 20 minutes q day Is
spent In reading newspapers by
students In Texas Christian uni
versity. The information was dis
closed in an investigation OF out
side reading habits OF students.
Slightly less than 3 percent said
they read no newspapers nc all.
Comics and sports were the
most widely read pages in news
papers. with general news rank
ing a close third. About half In
dicated they we're interested In
crime news.
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Only Exceptions.
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adj
vertlsers 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 hde 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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every person who can ask questions and write down
the answers Is qualified to act as census enumera-
tor. II is job that requires brains and tact as
well as conscience and honesty. An applicant Is
subjected to numerous examinations before appoint
ment. The above magnetic chart which has been
automatically estimating the population since its con-
struction for the sesquicentennal in 1925 predicts
the above poptatiOn beginning count
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REALTY PARLoRS.

BEAUTY cULTURE-Unlimited time to
finish: Individual instrnctions on I'VE MOO zoo,
bajance weakly Day and evening glasses
CsIl or write Reed Beauty School, S0S l3th
st. NV. Met. e46l ------,--....- -
MEBEfIE HONOUR SCHOOL (EsT 1879.
Tuesday Speciat--Scalp Treatment. Csc
Permanent Wave, Complete, - -,
1915 N. II. Ave. dlF l4tn ~. NV.
N. l0499. INST osoo'
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M LEHMAN. DENTIST. 406 7th ST. (OVER
WoolWorth'S 5 and l0c store)-Plates re-
paired while you wait. 81 .0G. zo'
elderly persons or invalids. in her own
home: attractive rooms, quiet and cool
one room. with bath, suitable Tor TWO
persons. Ciev. 2865-J. ----...
MONEY ADVANCED ON PAWN TICKETS
diamonds. antiques, silver and gold LlV-
ineston & Co, 1919 r ST. NV, Nat. 5649
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS. CON-
Islsscents ased by nurse, in her own home.
Ph Adams 1853 1919 Kalorams I'd. NV,
GRADUATE NURSE WILL GIVE ROOM
and board TO inValids and elderly people,
very reasonable rates. Adams 1907
copy WORK AND BUSINESS LETTERS
typed at home. Csll QeorEia 34lS-W.
YouNus SUMMER DAY CAMP-hoYS;
bv private car: swimming. athletics, Gratis
EinderEsrten; college counselOTs. North 6Ssj
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and pledges the army of men and women. The
privateS, enumerators. must be trained the cap
tains or supervisors instructed and the general or
director review his forces well in advance OF
the day when the army is to call on every person
In the land and write down the volumfnous detail
covering population agriculture. manufacturers. dis
tribution unemployment, etc. Congressional appro-
priations To cover campaipn S39 593 600 Not
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT BY LICENSED
white instructor; reasonable rates. FRANK
Parton, B04 G st. ne. Lincoln 96Ob. Z3-
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
auire about Jur new method; licensed wnlte
men: established 10 years Call Lin O082
AUTO DRTF ING LESSONS, any hour.
anywhere licensed white men; your or our
tar Call any time, Adams 3489. %
AUTO LESSONS for permits and parking
by easy method cars furnished Call Foster
fnld relisblei. Metropolitan 1903. 22'
SUMMER SCHOOL. SPECIAL NEW AND
review classes nov forming IN Gregg and
Eoyd shorthand. bookkeeping etc. BOYD
courses are accredited and improved, saves
coined BOYD sFcRETARIAL SCHOOL
1873 Opposite Fox Theaterl Nat. 2340
BEAUTY CULTURE
pleasant and Profitable Vocation
Expertly Taught At the
uAREIIF HONOUR SCHOOL Est. 1870
fhe South's Leading Beauty Culture school
1925 H Ave and S17 18th ST. NV
COLLEGE ENTRANCE
TUTORING,
Prof. Charles Ross NJ. A.. Instructor.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Mr. Robert Downing. Instructor.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION..
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES,
Tivoli Theater Building.
Telephone Columbia 5000.
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The United States was the first among nations 70
make constitutional provision for regular enumera-
ton of its inhabitants. The first census was taken
by United States marshals. of whom there were ~
at the time The fifteenth census tabulation Is the
work of the Census Bureau of the Department OF
Commerce whose force of 700 employees is Sweled
to 1875 600 for month and kept at 5000 for Two
wears Months advance the bureau recruits drllS
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McDE,NITT MOTOR co.
1919 irving St NV Col 3747.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPT.
SUNDAY
SPECIALS.

Fl. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1928 14th St. North 1926.
Open Evenings and Sunday.
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BY Quig Staver

April g. This famous chart is electrically operated
tinv lights flashing to count of births and deaths
and other changes at the rates indicated Remem-
Der the figure appearing on the counter at the top
and compare 1t with the final report of the actual
count of our population. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our
Census Army.
tAI riahts protected. Trade registered q S.
Paten
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HELP--WOMEN.

tCOntinued.D
tf Ia . has exceptional openins
ONCE "'"
work: experience unnecessary; we teach you;
must be satisfsd with SIS per week TO start:
s s7 NJ Ma Pheq" sdH Can before or AFTER
LADIES. Catholic. II you are satisfied with
$40 week at start: call $40, as. RIM. 1910,
Peoples Life ms. Bids 14th and H SITS. NV.
WashinRton and vicinity; experience desir-
able, but not necessary, will instruct those
willing to learn. ADDRESS BOY 373-B, Star
NURSE, student or undergraduate. between
70 ana 80 years OF age: must be neat and
rsliS5le room s and board and small salary.
NURSE or maid recommendation furnished.
Ga r St NV.
WAITRESS. experienced. for tea room, wanted
Immediately. Apply lis St Sc.
WAITRESS and one steam table sirl. expert
enced. Apply Carlton Restaurant, 1924 Penn.
ave, NV.
WOMAN, colored. experienced wants work;
STAY on place; has reference. Pot. 3058
1875 Willard st. NV.
wOMEN--To the woman who wants to earn
more money. Unusual Opportunity with
We want the woman who is looking for
permanent connection. which will enable
sed ep and hsa her
future Call Mrs Johnson, Washington Ho-
tel. for appointment.
WORKING MANAGER for cafe in apt house;
knowledge OF marketing. desserts. salads:
room and bath provided: excellent references
essential Address Box 297-B, Star once 2l'
YOUNG LADY-For secretarial and filinE
work in law ONCE. This position may be
for only two or three weeks, but there are
excellent opportunities for permanent EN-
ployment for first-class person. Address
Box 496-B. Star ONCE. AZ
YOUNG WOMAN 10 work in a real estate
Office state experience and give references.
Address Box SIC. Star once. go
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wANTEn-SALESMEN.

THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY.
worlds largest surety company. desires the
services OF three experienced speciality sales
men The men selected will be given a
careful training TO fit them for our work.
We desire men who are looking, not only
ferestpd in building a substantial business
with real opportunities for rapid ADVANCE.
ment Call after 8 am. Mr.. Husch. BIZ
Washington BldE.
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HELP.-MEN,

GENERAL AGENTS wANTED-The, prresi-
dent and agency director OF an old line
legal reserve life insurance company will be
in washington Monday and Tuesday: wants
general agent for Washington and District
Phone District 1880 Room 4l9, for appoint
III
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WEEK-END SPECIALS.

rr@Se and Terrn- Open SUNDAYS.
Northeast lIupmobile Sales &
Service.
50 n 81. NE.
Union Station Garage, Inc.
81 Eve ST. NE 72'
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

NOTICE-EationAl Personnel Bureau, 1913
st NV Competent help furnished daily:
positions open daily. District 5S2l
STENOGRAPHERS, bookkesperS, typists
needed daily No charge unless placed
Washington Employment. Exchange, 2l4 Natl
Press Bldg. 18th y sis. NV District 24s0
nnCTrIONTc Need 500 applicants daily
O@oA 1$/~N . StenoRrAphers, typ lists.
bookkeepers, clerks, statesmen, etc Free reg
Sstratinn poyds, 1888 NV Natl 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21
Observation-Disclosures.

Cash REGISTERS, show cases and store
Baum. inc. sl4 st. NV Met. s744
DEAL WITH CONPTDENCE-Call Notes. the
furniture man. when you have anything for
sale, and get the highest cash prices. Phone
Met. 89i1 500 9Th ST. NV. al
FURN1TURE-All kinds. Of used furniture
wanted; best prices paid. Lincoln 1888 ~
FURN1TURE-Don't sacrifice your furniture.
We will give you more for furniture, bric-a-
brac. china, antiques and ONCE furniture
Phone and be convinced. The Lincoln Co,
tel. Metropolitan 8si7. 604 9Th st. NV. 2l'
FURNITURE Would like to purchase some
used furniture to outfit large house. Phone
Metropolitan 305l. 23'
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best prices
paIc Capital Furniture Co.. 621 La. ave.
NV, or phone Met. s459.
OLD GOLD-BrinE your old gold. silver. plat
mum. diamonds. also discarded teWelry: we
need them in our manufacturing dept: will
pay highest prices Kahn, Inc. e3s P st
SPECIAL NOTICE--If you want to sell your
furniture and 1t Is not all paid for. phone
the Lincoln Co., Met. ssi7. We will pay
balance due and give you the difference in
cash. Fl"
WE PAY. 50 to $40 for old suits and over
coats; also buy lugRaGe. Wash. Clothing
'Ex. MAJ 1878. 633 st. NV. Unlettered
auto will call anywhere
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone National 1921 or National 1888
WESCHLER'S; $40 PA AVE NV
Household effects. merchandise. stocks.
automobiles, etc Thirty-nine years serving
the WASHINGTON public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-21

1923 COAcH-Mutor. tires,
battery. upholstery tn good condit1en, MAJ
be seen in tire eveuinE only. ,t2i0 cEsn
MT MerTell, 1919 Maryland ave. ne
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SITUATION-WOMEN.

NUPSE practical, or housekeeper compe-
tent white lady, 30; also nursemaid, after
moons and Saturday. II 18th st. sc.
p B x OPERATOR. apartment house expe-
rience city references North 0576, Apt. sol
sTENOGRAPHER Young lady. experienced.
conscientious, reliable; $1S week. Columbia
1917.
TYPIST. general once work, years ex-
perience years in printing once. Refer
ences. Address Box 220-B. Star once. as
TYPIST wishes menu to write for restau.
rant Address BOX 472-B, Star once. 81"
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HELP--WOMEN.

AGENTS. colored, Ss and $40 per week and
com mission: whole or part time work eH-
perienee unnecessary. Apply after p m,
1850 You st. NV. basement once a.
C5ANVASSERS-t3 for house Toulouse work
in new field; experienced with masazlnes or
similar items desirable. salary ana commits
sion Apply 1908 Hill Bids "
COUNTER GIRL. white, experienee not
necessary, 4S hours week tncmdlnE sun
daysl: So s. week rapid increases. George
Washington Delicatessen and Lunch 1871
II st, NV.
Girls GIRLS, oIRI.s-learn beauty eul-
turs a. STEWART Beauty School and earn
while you learn. 92I r ST. NV.
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TEN INSURANCE MEN $1,000 weekly guar.
sntee Sell health and accident ana Dill
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

EN- AND WOMEN TO take orders and de:
'er: f1So for sample outft. Room AZ
xford Bldg.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is 3 cents per line additional 10 the
regular line rate.
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LArHER. metal. Apply sol 18th ne, Apt.
%. p m. -
MAN to use acetylene torch. Apply 1913
Benning road ne. ------
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RIlSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES.

BARBER SHOP, high-clsssss 3 chairs, well
Shop, s5 West St, Annapolis Nd. AZ:
CIGAR and candy store and aewssssss!d,
sn sF SO viii Tf sell FOR sS cs
Met Sill
D-CONFECTIoNERY or delicatessen
with living rooms for exchange for six-room
H mHffTn Bo% s7B. Star Once 0i"e 81
downtown section, doins sl,2oo weekly:
10000 Address Box 4si-B, Star once
soos Business N IN sS6a iSestion So og
BEAUTY sHOP-sacrifice; best offer buys;
splendid location and equipment. Met.
CLEANING. pressing. tailoring shop for
business 1926 Wisconsin ave.
THRIVING DRUG STORE, established IS
years al 90l 4'2 st. s.w, will lease or sell
Apply. David Smith, attorney, s17 18th
BATTERY BUSINESS-No cash payment;
immediate possession; downtown location;
m mo, 5ns, rental; estab. 10 years Phone Phone
UPPER 18th ST. CAFE
Can be rented, fully equipped for very low
chance Phone Nat. s4si. 80
TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS,
SEE Us FIRST.
CAPIT,A al. ADJUSTING q FINANCE Cos
coRGEsH IN R WSsHSros RsT fSas
s gtns Fdo99EE' PIST' NATL LEI BANK Nh BLDGs
RECOMMENDED SERVICE
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has exceptional opening
for well educated. energetic lady; permanent;
i;500 first year Address Box 2s7-B. Star
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Apply l73b Booming ri. ne. -
MAN for Premier dept at Hecht Depart.
ment store Must be neat appearing and
have car Apply MONDAY evening. 10
only Room 307, s3S st. NV Barrister
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HELP--DOMEsTIC.
SITUATION--MEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man. good mechanic
wants work in apartment building with oil
heating equipment and quarters. Years oil
experience. Excellent city references. Ad-
dress Box sac, Star once. al
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS AND DUCKLINGs.
Pure-bred Reds, Rocks and Leghorns.
White PekinR Ducklngs.
Atherton'S Pet Shop, 6l2 st. NV
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BOATS.

BOATS.
72-FT YACHT. MAHOGANY CABIN, FULLY
EQUIPPED. COST $4,000 TO BUILD.
LEAVING CITY; WILL SACRIFICE. Ma
TIONAL 5ls4.
TO MAKE Summertime more enjoyable for
you--a new model Capital Craft; polished
mahogany. 10 II. long. pass, eockpits;
priced as low as 1895 delivered in water
complete; $500 down, balance monthly. Cap
itol Boat Works. TIA X st. s.w.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
WANTED-Boston bull. male, black with
white markings. between and 10 months.
Address Box sac. Star once. az
BEAUTIFUL COCKER SPANIEL puppies for
sale; red males. t35; black females, S25,
registered and pedigreed, all papers: also
grown Cookers. Call Met. 1857. Masters.
POLICE PUPPIES. weeks old. pediEreed,
bred of blue-ribbon stock 1900 Nichols ave.
Sc Lin. 84Bl
POINTER PUPPIES for sale. HODGES Farm,
Takoma Park. Md. Tel. Shepherd 27l3.
PEKINGESE PUPS. . weeks old. registered
stock. for sale. 1892 o st. NV. Phone
West o4gs AZ
PERSIAN KITTENS for sale. full blooded.
high bred, lovely pets; l black, blue;
strong and playful Also two year-old males,
handsome Tables; rare. 22l ST. NV.
INTERNATIONAL KENNELS
Dogs boarded by day and week; cool and
shady. 2248 Chester st. Sc. 2l'
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MECHANICS-6 men that have had auto
mobile experience. to learn the selling END;
past experience has proven that men with
this kind of training are the most success
ful automobile statesmen and have come up
talk IL over with us Mr. Thomas, Eynon
Motor Co. 2Ol5 18th st. NV.
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LAD1ES-lS to As years of age, for sales
work; experience unnecessary; we teach you;
based on production Call before 9 or after
4 hnr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTIQUES, old gold, silver. diamonds. lev.
brokers Sales Co, SIS ID st, NV. n. 1855.
ANTIQUES; diamonds; pawn tickets CAShed.
Livingston Co. 1919 r st. NV. Room 3O4.
ANTIQUES and modern furniture. We Will
pay highest market prices for rare and
desirable furniture. Call the Lincoln Co,
Metropolitan SSl7. The nrm that buys any
thing of valne. AZ
APPAREL and furniture OF all kinds, regard
less OF condition. Gather H. up and cali M
Cohen. Met. 9764, 774s Will pay cash 1888
18th II. NV.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS of Presidents.
statesmens documents, stamp col old coins
bought. The Hobby Shop, 1927 r Dist. 1872.
BIG PRICES PAID-D0 not be misied The
Lincoln Co. has no connection with any
hrm in the business. Phone Metropolitan
ssi1 We pay the highest cash prices for
anything of value AZ
INCONSISTENCIES prices for sets, Action and
miscellaneous books, In any quantity Bring
them" or phone Metropolitan s4is. PEARL
mans Big Book Shop. 1913 q ct. NV
clothes, shoes. dresses, fnrnishinas. etc :. :
bo,Isht Phone Mrs. freeman, Adams 5afs,
hegoEe 10 Am. ~
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CARPENTER-A-l IN every respect. wants
regular employment in department store or
apartment house, or hotel or any inside
Job; reasonable salary. Address Box 445-B,