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The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
AUSTRALIA SUFFERING
 BUSINESS DEPRESSION

CANBERRA, Australia. April Prime Minister James Scuin an- nouneed the New South Wales Savings bank will not open it's doors tomorrow. Bank deposits tottaI S425. .0OO,0 900. The Austra- lian economic situation is said to have grown steadily worse dur ing the past few weeks, and the New South Wales state govern ment recently defaulted interest due on bonds. The London com monwealth government made good the default and is now attempt ing to collect from the state bank. All demands of depositors were met today. and the heavy run decreased considerably at the closing hour.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
GREENLAND FLIGHT MADE
 TO RESCUE C0URTAULD

STOCKHOLM-C Captain Albin An renberg. noted Swedish flier, and two companions took off from Malmo yesterday for Greenland, in an effort to rescue Augustine Courtauld. the British scientist marooned on the interior ice cap. The flight to Green land was to be made by way of Bar gen, Norway, the Farce islands and Iceland. A wireless message from Courtauld reported that he was ab- solutely without provisions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
U. s. WILL TAKE PART IN
 WHEAT CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON The decision of the United States to take part in the international wheat conference in May, is represented unofficially as more a gesture of good will and eagerness to establish economic facts than as evidence of faith in world control of exports. American experience in the export market is taken as indicative that supply and demand are a law above all others in the ebb and flow of international trade.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
PROTECT SEAL HERD

The coast guard cutter Snoho- mish was in Ketchikan the latter part of the week after having trailed the seal herd from Port An geles to Dixon's Entrance. Other coast guard cutters took up the work at that point and will keep the herd under protection until the Pribilof Islands are reached.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
FLAMING OIL CUSTER
 WILL BE BLOWN OUT

GLADEwATER, Texas - Plans were laid yesterday for blowing out a flaming gusher, which burned eight men fatally Tuesday night. Veteran oil blaze fighters of Tulsa decided following an aerial inspec- tion. that the work would require more than 100 quarts of nitroglyeer- inc mixture.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
NERVOUS PATIENT

NEENAH, S-Chloroform. gas or a stout nope should be employed as a preeaution when working on a nervous patient, as Dr. Kulnic, den- tist, can painfully testify. While drilling a tooth he struck a nerve. whereupon the patients fist invol- untarily shot out, breaking one of the dentists ribs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
WESTERLY PIL0TTNG SKILL
 SAVES LIFE WOMAN FLYER

WASHINGTON, D. C.-with gaso- line pouring into her face from a broken line, Mrs. Opal Logan Kunz of New York, a noted woman flyer, saved herself by a masterly exhibi- tion of piloting skill yesterday in landing her plane at the Washing ton airport.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE
 WORLD

Continued from Page one) real rush is expected in June. It is estimated that there are more than $50 in the divorce colony eligible to file, although failure to have all legal entanglements out of the way will probably greatly reduce this number.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
JESSE HARPER TAKES
 PLACE OF KNUTE R0CKNE

SOUTH BEND. Indiana - Jesse Harper will return to Notre Dame tonight to replace the late Knute Roekne, as Director of Athletics.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Carl Lund left on the Leba this morning for Craig where he will work for Libby, McNeil & Libby during the coming season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
LAMB BLAMED FOR CRASH
 OF SEATTLE MILLIONAIRE

SEATTLE, April 29.-The lamb that Thomas Stimson was bringin hom to his children was blamed to- day for the fatal airplane crash that took the life of the Seattle million aire Sunday.
 Department of Commerce avia- tion officials here reported that they believed the lamb was tied to the control stick in the front cockpit and fouled the controls, and that Stimson was unable to right the ship before 1t crashed.
 Get a new body and have your top repaired" says an advertisement. Don't you wish you might?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

A daughter was born Wednesday to Mn and Mrs. Clyde Sheldon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Capt. Bill Reiswein, Craig fish buyer, brought his gasboat Leba in from Craig Sunday evening for boat shop repairs. He left for home this morning.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

William "Chief" Fletcher had a bad fall last week while working in his boat shop. Two ribs were broken and he is still quite lame though able to be out.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
PLANE STOPS AT LE CoNTE

The Alaska Airways plane Peters burg. Bob Ellis pilot and Brian Harland mechanic, dropped in at 2 D. m. Wednesday to pick up E. E. Kalkins for Juneau. Passengers aboard were Fred Shrey, mayor of Sitka. H. B. Smith, Ed Poole and H. Burke of Juneau. The plane stopped
 at Le Conte Bay to give the pas sengers a view of the glacier They report the bay entirely frozen over.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01
LOCAL NOTES

H. B. Crewson, Sehilling salesman, is a Wrangell visitor today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

E. E. Kalkfns left on the plane Petersburg Wednesday afternoon for Juneau where he was called by the Strong Navigation Co. to take the same position he held last year as engineer of a river boat. It is ru- mored the company is debating put ting a boat on the Stikine this season
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

London has a Nose Club" which only admits as members those who have noses big enough to attract at tention in a crowd. We suppose that the club emblem is the ant-eater.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Ralph Bontrager arrived on the Yukon Monday to take over the management of the Coliseum Theatre in Wrangell. For the past four years he has been operator at the Ketchikan Coliseum.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

The cannery tender Betty. Capt Andy Anderson. took party over to Lake Bay Tuesday on a tour of in- spection.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Tom Case Jr. received a new Chevrolet truck on the Admiral Rogers Sunday for use in his transfer business.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Staff-Captain J. Acton returned on the Northland Monday from a months tour of Salvation Army Corps His trip included a visit to Cordova, Kennecott, Chitina, Juneau and Haines.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

PAGE FOUR
 LOCAL NOTES
 H. B. Crewson. schilling salesman. is a Wrangell visitor today.
 A daughter was born Wednesday to Mn and Mrs. Clyde Sheldon.
 Carl Lund left on the Leba this morning for Craig where he will work for Libby. MeNeil & Libby during the coming season.
 Capt. Bill Reiswein, Craig fish buyer, brought his gasboat Leba in from Craig Sunday evening for boat shop repairs. He left for home this morning.
 William "Chief" Fletcher had a bad fall last week while working in his boat shop. Two ribs were broken and he is still quite lame though able to be out.
 The cannery tender Betty, Capt. Andy Anderson, took a party over to Lake Bay Tuesday on a tour of in speetion.
 Tom Case Jr. received a new Chevrolet truck on the Admiral Rogers Sunday for use in his transfer business.
 Warren S. Harding of Juneau last week assumed his new duties as deputy U. s. Marshal at Hyder.
 Charles Morse returned on the Marguerite Tuesday from Juneau where he went to take an examina- tion for a chief engineers license.
 Wrangell Chapter number Il, Or der of the Eastern Star, will hold it's regular meeting in Redmen's hall lodge rooms at s o'clock Monday evening.
 Dr. R. N. Scruby returned Wednes- day from Craig where he had spent a week on professional business. He made the trip with T. J. Mcbride on the gasboat La6y Luck.
 St. Philips Guild will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Geo. Bidwell.
 Harry Nettleton, maintenance foreman with the U. s. Bureau of Public Roads, has been transferred from Cordova to Wrangell and with his family will arrive soon to take up residence here.
 Word received from Charles Dar- we'll states that he will be back in Wrangell next week. Mrs. Darwell whom he accompanied to Seattle for medical treatment is reported to be making a good recovery at the Yir- ginia Mason hospital.
 E. E. Kalkins left on the plane Dafarehuru WadOasdav afternoon f0r
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Warren S. Harding of Juneau last week assumed his new duties as deputy U. s. Marshal at Hyder.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Word received from Charles Dar- we'll states that he will be back in Wrangell next week. Mrs. Darwell whom he accompanied to Seattle for medical treatment is reported to be making a good recovery at the Yir- ginia Mason hospital.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

FOR SALE-Simmons day bed Mrs. ". c. Waters.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Charles Morse returned on the Marguerite Tuesday from Juneau where he went to take an examina- tion for a chief engineers license.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Harry Nettleton, maintenance foreman with the U. s. Bureau ot Public Roads, has been transferred from Cordova to Wrangell and witt his family will arrive soon to takt up residence here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

St. Philips Guild will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Geo. Bidwell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Dr. R. N. Scruby returned Wednes- day from Craig where he had spent a week on professional business. He made the trip with T. J. Mcbride on the gasboat Lady Luck.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1931-05-01

Wrangell Chapter number Il, Or der of the Eastern Star, will hold it's regular meeting in Redmen's hall lodge rooms at o'clock Monday evening.
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self occupied one room in the attic Of the Treasury
Department building and employed hve people. To-
day. its modern factory with Is acres OF floors gives
employment to more than 4,700 men and women:
Money lives strenuous life after 1t leaves the old
homestead and enters into the marts Of trade Con
sequently, new bills must be constantly taxing Inc
places of the battered old fellows who return to the
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Dollar Bill" and all his s99 999 999 brother bills
Including ten grand" and century and hard luck
two buck" and all the in-betweens, who comprise
that certain famous American family called United
states currency a family reputed to be worth
SIS 900 900 900, but whose respective members
scattered the lands and the seas, FESTIVE wander
ers who seldom remain long in one spot-every
mothers son of them was born here on the banks
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Go back to your camp ordered Tarzan, tonight
will come there to talk with you and your COM
panion Meanwhile, hunt no more except for food
in Tar2ans country" Stinbol was too astonished
to reply He stood stupidity watching the hronzed
giant eroWi to the gorilla and then BOTH to
his vast surprise, move of through the jungle,
shoulder to shoulder.
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When he returned to camp. Stirnbol found that
Blake had divided the equipment as agreed. Blake
was glad to be rid of his ill-natured companion,
and only hoped there would be peace until they
separated. Met monkey-man out there In the
Jungle" was Stimbols greeting Calls himself
Tarzan of the Apes and ordered me out of his
tro1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-04

Jim Blake looked up in surprise. you say you
met Tarzan of the Apes?" he cried. Great Scott,
if he ordered out of this jungle I'd go hot
footed Very few black men or whites either have
ever seen him" The subject was dropped as they
tried to settle which natives would accompany each
section. To Stimbos chagrin not a single man
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Of the Potomac in this imposing pilared money
factory-tne United States Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing Thousands of tourists foreign as well as
native visit this shrine of the great American dol
lar every year All peoples interested in seeing
how United states currency is made, for this plant
is the outstanding institution Of its kind in the
world This bureau, in 1852. when congress nrst
snthorized Uncle sam to make paper money him
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Essex COACH. ie30-BeaUtifuI little JOB,
little used. Just like new every way; s39S
takes her. your own terms. Io1 cam .Eg2
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted up to
noon day of issue. except satur.
day and Legal Holidays. when the
closing time is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday star will be accepted
I'D to II pm. Saturday.
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SITUATION-WOMEN.
Lr--Asa,,nA
Observation-Disclosures

CARE for children and home, for WORKING
reference. 1901 B st. ne. Lin 2294-J.
COOK, experienced, for cafeteria or boarding
house, references. $40 Il 81. n.W.---
COOK AND GENERAL WORKER stay or
so; whole or part time. North 1855
COOK, colored, general houseworker., maid:
best references; neat appearing. pleasing
dispositions thoroughly experienced week.
part time. North 7220
atty; excellent cook, good houseworkeT
waitress or part time; reference. Dec. O237
GIRL colored. wants part-time work or
mothers helper AIS Franklin st. nv.
GTRL-Neat, colored. wants Job as maid or
nurse. Call Decatur 09s2. "
MAIDS az. colored, experienced. wish work
Decatur l928-W 9l5 French St. ~.
MAID. neat, coored, splendid. cook, waitress,
nurse or mothers helper: full or part time,
city reference. North 9842. -
PRACTICAL NUPSE-Assist with housework;
experienced; references. Phone COLUMBIA
WOMEN tvs, colored, wish place in board
ing house or touring house; good reference
1893 Que ST. NV.
WOMAN, colored wants morning work or
bundle washes at home good reference. 70
WOMAN wants morning and evening part;
time work or days WORK from to 4. CAN
Adams 3379-J
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. North
1881.
WOMAN wants Washing and ironins strictly di
livered reference. Met. 3776
BEAUTY PARLOR.
GENUINE SIS rinFlette wave-Positively re-
uuiYes no finger waves; marcel top rlngleNe
ends $3.50, comp. Stewards Beauty ParIor'
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday, $50 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily ana
Sunday.
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SITUATION-NfEN AND WOMEN.
sITUATION-WoMEN.

COMPANION, would like 10 travel with
lady: no objection 20 driving car Address
Boz 3s8-E star office 8
GIRL, Spanish; S years with diplomatic
family who are now leaving for E,irope'
reference Adams O625 after
GIRL, rs yrs OF age desires position; liRh.
Office work or clerk IN a store. Potomac
25is-J.
LADY, white, renned. wishes TO care for
children hourly or daily; referenceS eH-
changed. Call CleY. l552-J. Chevy Chsse.
-
LADY, having had heavy losses, VIII take
care Of home durirT owners Absences "a
dress Box 4ol-E. Star once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


LUNCH AND SODA FOUNTAIN chance for
some ore 70 get paying business. Act ouicH,
Bennins Lunch 5l2 MINI. ave ne g..
The OWNER OF THE HIDDEN INN, north
If Harrisburg, Pa on the Susquehanna
Trail. wishes partner for the season or VIII
sell half interest Best class OF TRADE
an I6-hoe golf course and building sites. II
interested call or write r. DerT, 9l3 st.
nv. WASHINGTON. DC
HERALD HARBoR, CORNER BUSINESS
lot. on main road. Priced reasonable for
quick sale. Cleveland 6286-R. g.
ROOMINCI HOUSES-Great Cne-day bargain;
10 rooms. baths. all filled. beautiful furnl-
ture; price, $3.50. Immediate possession
given See Mr., Fowler. sos NV.
ROOMING HOUSE-We sell only good
houses at reasonable prices. Terms TO good
ton come and talk the wonderful
possibilities OF money-msking roomlng
houses See Mr.. Fowler, sos p NV.
RoOMING EOUSE-We can sell your room
ing houee quickly; no mahe-belicye no
See Mr. Fowler. sos p NV Met. f3c8,
VARIETY STORE. busiest part upper l4th
st. $4,000, good VIII and fixtures, stock at
inventory. Nat. 945l. g.
HOTEL WANTED--30 to 100 rooms: lease or
purchase; furnished or unfuynished imne-
date possession or when available; RESPONSE
bic party. Address Box 47e-D. Star once
LITTLE WhirlWind machines--25, in good
location; viii sell route. 1899 Col I'd, Apt.
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DODGE PANEL DELIVERY. 1929: mechan-
ically K: excellent body: sood tires:
perfect throughout: only $3.50 down, SIG
mi
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


tContinuedJ
EURNIITURE IRE sacrifice your furniture
M cs sTs you inm oTe iod drs
tel Metropoiitan ssi7 500 sth st. l'i nv. -
FuRaNITUREWsnt enough furniture to out
cash Metropolltan 305l.
GOLD. silver. yatcnes. diamonds and old
sui cssh es Saae pa H seinasT sis St.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIR with rubber
tires; must be cheap for cash and in good
condition Phone Metropolitan 1914.
also Sa TH i ewerE plate
need them in our manufacturing dept : will
STORE FIXTURES. iunch-roori equipment.
Entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix
ture Co, 413-415 9th st. " Met 9297
Fsa tt buy Hafs:s
282-E. Star ONCE a
WE BUY AND SELL mems clotnins jewelry.
diamonds: hre3rrns' IN, musical instruments nti;
Max zWEIG. 937 D st: NV. Met. 91I3 1885,
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds OF household goods. Call North loll4
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for some one to
buy showcases, cash regtsters, ice boxes,
lunch-room equipment. eau Dave Hsym nan
CALL SANS.
i7ss 14th NV. North 66e5. 8.
Phone National 1881.
ANYTHING TO SELF
wESCHLER'S S, o15 ST. NV.
Household effects, merchandise, stocks.
automobiles, etc. Thirty-nine years serving
the Washington public.
Household goods, au-
tomobiles, merchandise, fixtures, etc,
bought. Highest cash prices. Call
Metro. 1873. Prompt service. o.
BEFORE SELLING
STOP AND THINK
PHONE MET. 8817
and get the best results. For furniture
antiques. china, bric-a-brac and once furnl-
ture. The Lincoln Co., 604 6th st. NV.
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Essex SPORT COUPE. 193s-Rumbls seat;
paint. tires and motor very good. See this
for only $685. Terms S94 down, balance
monthly Pohanka Service, 1925 goth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-04

DODGE COUPE, io27-see this for only $3.50.
First-class condition throughout. Terms, SEQ
down. balance monthly. Pohanka Service.
If16 ct North 034T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-04

ESSEX COACH, 1914 real buy for only
s65. Pohanka Service, 1925 goth 81. NV.
North
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PIANO, mahogany, baby grand Ampico.
prseticsdIIyy n.y. perfect sondi.;on; exaIt:ise
cash ssle. 1913 Mass. ave. NV. Net Sss7,
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MEN-The Aluminium Cooking Utensn Co
iiahie men between 20 and 80 We are only
interested in men with ability and = desire
Be in position TO furnish bond; In an
STering. state name, address, telephone num-
dYess Box sl4-E Star Office.
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DODGE TOURINCi-l926; a very good car
al a very low price: one you will buy At
first glance; only SIS; terms. Loeffier Motor
Co, 2i5 Pa. ave. Sc Open ewes and Sun
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FORD SPORT COUPE. l929-Rich dark blue
finish tires nearly new; upholstering I'M
usually clean; general appearance IKE new
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DE SOTO 1880 STRAIGHT az SPORT
roadster. mechanically and appearance eK-
ceilent: terms See Mr.. Barnes. 1919 18th.
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ESSEX CHALLENGER COUPE. I92s-In fine
condition in every way; price reasonaele'
terms. Columbia 1873.
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ESSEX COACH, 1925, s35; Essex sedan. 1927.
500; Essex coach, 1926, SIS. owens MOTOR
Co. 6323 Ga ave
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MEN 131 for permanent work with future.
Salarv Guaranteed to start; no deposit re-
CURED Apply ala Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg
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DODGE SEDAN, l927-See this for only tls5.
Paint very good; motor and tires OK.
Terms, S7e down. balance monthly. Pohanka
Service. l12s 2Oth 81 n ". North 03A7.
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DE SOTO SIX SEDAN. 1880; absolutely per-
feet condition: original owner must SELL
s4o5: viii give terms, Adams o9l6. 5.
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ESSEX COACH-Very good running eondi-
ton; $50 cash. Seston Garage, IS Seaton
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sALEsMAN-Have openins for one ysed-c.ir
Sshsms1, Thoroughly experienced with
Weshington used-car market; real PROPOSE
tfon for the right man. in answering siVe
phoe number. Address Box llS-E' star Oh
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COOK, eolored. middle aged, for suburbs
stay nights. Apply between 1.30 and y I'm,
LIST hoor front, 30Ib 18th nv.
DIsHWASHER for night work. Apply today,
1929 l. 81 NV.
GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER wanted; prefer
young or middle AGED woman who is expert
enced in taking care OF child and small apt :
stay nights. Must be neat and have gooo
references. Others need not apply. 7o5
Webster ST. NV. -
GIRL. white. for general housework; good
home. board and salary Call at 3llf ADAMS
Mill I'd. NV.
GIRL, general houseworki reference. Wis
eonsin 2T44
GIRL, white. general homework. good with
children stay nights; references; 80 week.
$500 18th 81. ne
LAUNDREsS wanted for country place; must
Be good on silk dresses. Address Box 4oS-D
NUkSE-CoIoFed SRI for 5-year-o child;
stay nights: experienced; references re-
autred; 81. 47o7 conneetieut ave-. Apt. CO..
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DE SOTO SEDAN, i93i-This is . brand
new. last 1881 series; run only 400 miles
owner suddenly called away and VIII sacri-
Ace for 1915 Call a. New YORK ave. lie.
Az ~ ~ uoFfs car Omen tIii Q r m
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EoRD, sM5copEL T osGz oUpEsi TVdoTs and ros-
dition, good tires, clean upholstery; S3s up.
triangle Motor Co. New YORK ave.
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MEN Catholic. to I'LL vacancies on our safes
force; experience not as essential as pscE
hone IL YOU can stand prosperity. CalI o, ~
or 5.e. Room 1910 Peoples Life ms. blog''
IGth and n SITS NV.
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SHOE SALESMAN-Must be
thoroughly experienced in fit
ting and selling women's shoes.
Permanent position. Apply En-
ployment Office, the Palais
Royal, Inc.
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HELP-WOMEN.

COMPANTON-Sem invalid desires compan-
ION -housekeeper; must stay nights. Apt.
500. 2l4 Mass. ave. ne. q.
COUNTER GIRLS. q neat, experienced. lol
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LINCOLN FIvE-PASSENGER sEDAN--Fin-
ish dark green; this car has been thoroughly
reconditioned and is In splendid condition.
se75. War4eid Motor Co. 1850 Conn: ave.
Decatur 3I10 Open Sunday. Terms Traae,
ahmed a GsxS- R1ss.I .