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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
JOBS. NOT CHARITY

Minnesota, in common with the rest
Of the country. may lock forward
hopefully this year to a better manage
ment OF the problem of relief.
President Roosevelt has demanded
that the unemployed be given work.
not doles. He has demanded that di-
rect relief be eliminated wherever
possible and that it be replaced by
a vast program Of useful public works
which will give wages. rather than
doles to these unable to find employ
ment in private industry. In recon-
mending this action in his message
to the new Congress, the president
took direct slap at the big business
interests, who demanded the abolition
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
ASKOV THE COMMUNITY
BEAUTIFUL

Editor Askov Americans:
Life is beautiful. Living an abun-
dant life makes it more beautiful
Anything which can set free. encour-
age and help to perfect the diversities
Of human nature is worth living for
On our way back from Askov yester-
day Fylla and talked about Askov--
The Community Beautiful Here is
the picture as it unfolded:
We saw a community where every
one was working together.
The board Of directors of the Cream
cry. Oil Association. Credit Union,
Baga Association. Livestock Shipping
Association. Askov Cooperative Ass2-
citation and Township Mutual Fire
Insurance Company as well as the
Board of Education and Church Board
had formed a Community Beautiful
Federation" Every project that af-
fected the lives of the people of the
community was acted upon by the
Federation
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
BOOKKEEPING ON THE FARM

Although the old time belief was
that farmers did not keep books and
thus did not know whether their eff
forts were proving a profitable or
losing proposition year after year, it
is different question now it is seen
since the Farm Credit Administration
recently announced that over a mil
lion farmers, during the past year
and a half, turned in complete f1nan-
cial statements when applying for
loans. And, according to the dairy
mems League News, at least a million
more farmers kept such records for
other reasons. Business methods are
as much a part of the operation of a
modern farm as of a factory or a
business place.
The uptodate farmer realizes that
economics, finance, monetary prob
lens. tariff legislation and similar
matters exert a vital influence on his
own personal affairs. He is studying
and learning and he is keeping books.
The average farmer of today will
not forget the campaign promises of
the candidate after he takes office and
this fact too, has helped him to awak-
en- to the necessity of keeping things
straight in his own affairs.
The influence of the cooperative as
ISOLATION has been particularly potent
in developing farm management along
these lines. The co-ops. by bringing
specialized knowledge and sound meth
DDS to the administration of farm
problems, have made great progress
and individual farmers are following
the lead.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
FROM EXCHANGES
Editorial Comment From Other News
papers. Which May or May Not
Conform With the Opinions
of the AskOv American.)
JUST AS MANY DIE
(MinneapO1iS JOurnaN

One naturally looks to see higher
accident rate in a cOngeSted area.
like the City of Minneapolis, than in
a region Of sparse population. The
record of automobile fatalities for
1884 has been closed, and comparison
of the Minneapolis total with that OF
the State of North Dakota shows that
their hazards last year were about
equal, which may be occasion for sur
prise.
In Minneapolis, with 1880 popula-
tion of 464,356. there were IS auto
mobile fatalities, which is a rate OF
1873 for each hundred thousand of
population. Minneapolis has an area
of less than SO square miles.
In North Dakota with 680,S45 pop
ulation by the 1880 census, the fatal
tiles were 1875. This is a rate Of
1875 for each hundred thousand per-
sons. The area of North Dakota is
70,837 square miles.
Analysis of the causes Of these
fatal accidents will show that the ma
jority Of the Minneapolis victims were
pedestrians, who were hit as they
were crossing streets or were step
ping from behind parked cars, and
many of them were children or elderly
men and women.
Comparatively few of the North Da-
kota deaths were from such causes.
A larger proportion were from COL
lisions or other accidents. of which
the victims were drivers or passen-
gers in cars.
That the accident rate to car occu-
pants should be higher in a wide ex-
panse like North Dakota is natural.
because cars are operated on the
country highways at high speeds.
Within a city like Minneapolis, there
are speed limits, and greater caution
must be exercised. There are fewer
fatal collisions.
The sad part of it all is that the
causes even themselves up. and that
the death toll is so inexorably con-
slant The 1884 figures varied but
little from those of 1888. Unless
drivers this year are far more eau
tious than they were in 1894 eigh-
teen out of every hundred thousand
residents Of Minneapolis, and of North
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

The moose seems to be Tightening
about the neck of Bruno Hauptmann.
or rather we should say he is being
pushed closer to the electric chair,
which will be his fate. if he is found
guilty of the murder of the infant son
of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh over two years ago. 1t is a diff
ficult case to solve by actual legal
evidence. but it appears that circum-
stantial evidence will turn the trick.
Hauptmann will not talk, therefore
he will have to suffer the cOnse-
quences Of the evidence offered. At
any rate he has some punishment
coming for his part in keeping and
spending the ransom money when he
knew it to be the Lindbergh marked
money.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
NEARLY 500 DRIVERS
WITH BAD LIGHTS GET
STATE PATROL TAGS

Nearly 500 motorists driving on
state highways with improper lights
were tagged by the state highway
patrol in the past week, says a high
way bulletin.
Three hundred drivers were given
tickets for having only one headlight
and 40 others were nabbed because
their tail lights were out. OF the
44O total cases for the week, the fol-
lowing disposition was made: $50
were required to go directly to ga
RACES and have their lights put in
proper condition. Thirty-five cases
resulted in immediate arrest of the
drivers. Fifty-five were given 48
hours in which to have lights cor
rected
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10


Federation was health. I'VE are pay
ing for good health service and not
getting it. Only a fraction of our
people are able to pay the present
medical and dental COSTS" they said,
A competent physician and dentist
were employed on Cooperative
Health Service Plan. The cost was
so low that everyone in the commun-
ity could avail themselves of the serv-
ice. The plan was patterned after the
successful Cooperative Health Service
at Elk City, Oklahoma.
The next activity of the Federation
was recreation. Someone had the
vision to suggest that an analysis of
the extra burden on the community
due to duplication of services be made.
Further that if the elimination of the
duplication of necessary services re-
suited in saving that one-half of
the saving be spent for education and
recreation. The analysis showed that
duplication of service in petroleum
products alone was costing the COM
munity better than $500 annually.
The Oil Association Immediately de-
cided to own it's place of business and
render complete service to users
of petroleum products. Much better
service resulted at a tremendous saw
ing to the community. The analysis
proved that an extra overhead of sew
eral thousands of dollars was car
ried by the community because of the
duplication services in the general
merchandise line. One of the mer-
chants was far-sighted enough to pro-
pose the appraisal of all the property
involved and the owners be paid 900
of fair valuation by receiving one
third of the economy effected by the
consolidation of this service into one
consumers cooperative store. This
was done and he was chosen manager
of the store. The savings paid the
former owners out in less than ten
years.
Putting the telephone service on a
cooperative basis enabled everyone to
have it in their home. One by one
the services required by the commun-
ity were put on a cooperative basis
because experience had shown that it
brought the best results for the COM
as a whole. One CT the leaders
in all these activities had made the
statement whatever men do, because
they must or because they wise,
can be justified only by the satisfac-
tions they bring and sustain. These
satiSfactions come to each individual,
on the record, more abundantly.
cheaply and easily in the form Of a
cooperation than in any
other. We find it a reliable instru-
ment for making life more abundant
and more varied" Another leader
stated, ut works, because its method
is the teamwork of individuals, who
here and now pool their resources and
by joint effort satisfy their indi-
vidual needs as they here and now
Education and recreation blOssomed.
The Community Hall was the scene
Of the finest kind of educational and
activity. Excellent plays.
community sings. lecture
courses and various sports were the
order of the day. The whole educa-
tional and recreatiOnal activity cul-
in a gala Home Talent Chau-
tauqua Week held each summer.
Askov was indeed The Community
Beautiful!
Was it a dream?
V. S. PETERSEN.
Lake Elmo, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

A news dispatch states that Yoshio
Matsuda, a Japanese, was recently ar
rested while taking pictures by long
range camera of the harbOr at St.
Petersburg, Fla. Authorities state
that he had intended to send the pic
lures to the orient from New York.
We wonder if it was to give his gov
eminent an idea of the wonderful pos
sibilities for vacation trip of its
navy.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
OPINIONS OF OTHERS

(Short timely letters on topics
of public interest are welcome.
whether or not the writer's opin.
ions conform with those of the
American. All letters must be
signed with the writer's name for
our information. Signed articles al
ways are more effective. but If the
writer does not wish to have his
name used. it will be withheld.)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
INCOME TAX BLANKS MAILED

The Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the District of Minnesota has just
mailing the 1884 income
tax blanks to 100000 or more persons
required to file the various income
tax forms. These forms must be COM
pleted and returned to his office on or
before March Is, 1885.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
And Mama Was So Pleased.

You must be pretty strong" said
Willie, aged six. to the pretty young
widow who had come to call on his
mother.
Strong? What makes you think
so?"
Daddy said you can wrap any man
in town around your little finger
Buffalo News
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

With all of the children out Of
school for vacation period. the care
full driver naturally will be more care
full than ever
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Dakota are doomed to die I'm 1895
from automobile accidents 1t is sad
and SOLDERING thought
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Judge-"Have you anything TO say
before / sentence your"
Prisoner-'No- Please hurry, judge,
or / won't get to Jail In time for
dinner"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

1t isn't too late to make sudden
resolution to bring happiness to some
unfortunate tomorrow
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Japan may yet learn that high seas
Of taxation are required to float bat
tleShips.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

did you pass your exam?"
Well 1t was like this-you- see"
"Shakei Neither did l."
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Notice: The State. County and
Teachers Fund rates are added
to all the above tax rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

MOSACAL INO1A OuEEN 4o-AAhDAO'
PIANos-New lot selling for storage
charges: $50 to $50: excellent condition.
Smiths Transfer Storage Co.. 1913 You
st. NV. Phone North 3343-
PIANOS-Kltt's Great Summer Clearance
is now on. Over 200 new and used instru-
ments on sale ut drastically reduced prices.
We can't afford to carry our present very
large stock over to Fall. SO we've cut prices
And the terms are lower than eyer; no
down payment necessary and the balance
can be paid with as little as 81 weekly.
You'll find every size and style in the
group on sale-grands. uprights. players,
period models. Colonial models. harpsi-
chords. apartment models--such famous
makes as Knabe. Steinway lused). Chick
Nelson. ,Xose, Kimball. Steck and many
others. Remember piano prices have been
steadily rising and it looks as IL they'll be
still higher in the Fall. SO why not take
advantage of this sale and make q double
saving. particularly as the terms are so
easy? Kits 1890 G St
PHIICO AUTO RADIO. perfect condition;
cost $46 $3.50 cash. 2a6 Emerson st.
NV. Phone Georgia TAOS.
GRANDs AND UPRIGHTs. Just returned
from rent, are now offered at Q great re-
auction from original prices; One 5-foot
ss o Sfa9 9ost ls2 ncb SfGS rsS One
steiHiwSy upriSSt, ebony case. SIS. one
apartment-siEe upright. slightly used, $15S.
Uprights, larger sizes, $50 Up. All instru-
ments guaranteed. Sole representatives
for the Hartman, Harrington, Bradbury
occasions. Hugo Worch. lilo G st. NV.
Est. 1879.
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BOATS.

CUPBOARD motors; new and used: serV-
ice and parts: trade.ins and credit. 1240
z ct. sc
DEAD-RISE BOAT. new. 3Ox9 feet. cabin:
complete. $500. Phone West 0332-j. A. r.
Paul. ST.. 3421 Dent pl. NV. 23S
CRUISER BARGAN-Best condition: 81
foot cedar hull. mahogany cabin. marine
engine, nearly new. Hartge's Wharf. Gales
Vile. Nd. or phone Shepherd 1895. 23s
AT SHIP YARD. Galesyille, Md cabin
c. users. one 35x11x2 fl. 9 in. one new
42x1Oax2 IT. in. twin screws. fast.
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SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

tV0nIuWe0sB
sTUpIo COUGH Enssnds .:,. sir tsgssstsESy
slight damage. reduced to $4,000. Ideal
Bedding Co. 622 st. NV.
TYPEWRITERs: pcrtabIes and upriShtsII
AZ must ss n ES hSh. N H2 s6ss
tory rebuilt Remington Noiseless, $74.5O.
TypeWriters. Ire, l130 18th Of. NV.
Phone District 1850.
TYPEWRrTERS, all makes. sold. rented.
5 s9a ssdens6a isnI rd nue. OPEN sves
TYPEWRITERS, S2S; payable 81 mo-, Just
like rent: No. l.. @. Smiths. NO. 10
Remington 5716 10th st. NV. ewes. only:
WARDROBE TRUNK. CALL WEST oo7o.
WASHING MACHINE.IUssd. drum type;
Elec. CO.. 709 9th st. NV
HAVE YOU SEEN the new AIRWAY % '35
Chief perform? Call District ll7O Tor
Denomination.
FLOATS OF TTHE SHRINE PAGEANT.
1900 h2yTEISSs BOAT.
MYSTERIES OF EGYPT.
Now located at Hechinser's Yard at 18th
. win Be sold at very low prices. Call
JUNE SALE.
We have the finest display Of used grand
anS . sRat hsa at me
in Washington: Prices rangins from sos
Every Eve piano sold in this sale is fully guar:
anteed by the House Of Stiefi.
CHARLES M. STIEFF INC,
1910 @ st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
D. q. s. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE BY
owner; all modern and fully equipped, in
Guiding delivery truck. Address Box 47S-D.
n YOU are looking for an investms;nTst
Us. ADDRESS Boz sse-H. Star once:
DELICATESSEN. in air-cboled 5 and 10.
doing excellent business; 81 500; half cash
Barton. Metropolitan 604O.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for liquor store;
am. and l pm. 1905 18th st. NV. 23e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS business, clothing.
furniture. or both. at sacrifice. VIII act
quickly Address Box 36-J Star once. 21s
RESTAURANT with liquor and beer license;
ppoved Addfsss Box I'LL III of star lee once
Co-DISTRIBUTOR for Grsfilm oils; won
derful Opportunity: small investment In
stock. Address Box 47-J. star once.
HAIRDRESSER, Al reference. wishes
equipped beauty. shop concession in a good
grade hotel. Address Box 124-J. Star ONCE.
GROCERY AND DELIcATEssEN: stand In
yestigation. COL 23rd st. NV.
CONFECTIONERY. beers. wines; suitable
liquor, light lunches. Good reason for sell
ing. 82l Pa. ave. Sc. good locationl.
WANTED--Party to invest $3.50 in safe.
conservative Proposition; can secure IN
Address Box 33O-H. Star once.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-Wonderfui location
for club Bay front; ami: 10 rooms.
furnished. Private pier. large porches;
bargain. Telephone Adams 3646. Apt
BARBECUE WITH BEER; suburbs; heavy
traf1c; large drive-in: good business; price.
$3.50. Address Box 20O-J. Star once.
GASOLINE STATION; busy street. fully
co.: long lease; going bus. Price. $1,000
cash. Address Box ISL. Star once.
NEWSSTAND. cigars, greeting cards. etc;
lobby large apt.-hotel; low rent: price,
$500. Address Box 1861. Star once.
LIQUOR LICENSE. class O. on sale. for
all drinks Gan 34l2 14th st. NV Pncne
Columbia oARA
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Every day the English girl went to treat her enemy
the injured high priest Niarchus. For long time
he fingered between life and death Sometimes Lady
Beth was afraid he would die. and sometimes she
feared he would live. Either eventuality would be
serious for her.
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sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ADD esD MhGHlEsEs7 .5o. Unitss, SIS
i4th st. NV Phone National 6063.
AITTO RADIOS - Brand-new Philcos re-
cuced from S42 so to S29.95 to close 9 9a0
Only two; Terms arranged A'' g. i''o
BEAMS. lintels. boilers and radiation al
kinds Of sash and doors and lumber: I'm =
lumber sT p Ph tsss 8sGeatsropolitan Gp
BEDS twin. rugs. radio, kitchen caS Snas.
living room suite vanity. dresSers, cnestS,
stove: cheap. 1903 Georgia ave:
BICYcIES-Roiifast ana otner nien-grads
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle Sporting oooos
BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SAL 4
from many Jobs Tremendous quantitles -
bargain prices Come 70 any o. ns satin az
ransed easily seen. We have what you
"a Iars Ene Qualities good used lumber rs.
fORd IL .ss t gals Ta axs s1io xis
ali lengthsI, sheathings: nooIinss windSws.
SRHTi sa; and RRl spstins
lent condition. always at bargain priSSsSs cr.
We quote delivered or undeiiVereo' Fn0ns
9g ESsTi, AslaRticc d ltoou Used Material DEPT
tf5 ssR SIS 1908 sts s,shS. S Ave Sc *
CAMERAS and eauipmens; + n,ie sTts PEA
ieWelry bought. sold and traded: IzzY,s
EXCHANGE. a05 D st. NV. Met. 8S98:
CAMERAs-We puy. sen trade used cam
ssin. S Ghs f RSssins SEQ i2sh &
CASH REGISTER. National. good eondi-
ton. $50. Room 1908: 1910 vermont ave-
NV. Phone National 1401.
CASH REGISTERS, repuilt like new, guar
anteed years: restaurant equipment.
china, silverware. Brentwood chairs TAPES
etc: lowest prices. Edgar Baum Co.. Ane-
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents PEI line additional
to the regular line rate.

II
CAMP FOR BOYS. 6-13 YEARS OF AGE.
Day and boarding here and O.. on f Seysrn
Fellow FlzfE AnP sGHooL eoieae Park Ma
Phone Greenwood 2242.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED. BY MY
own method; results effective for NE.
time or money back. Write for booklet:
W %ER eaSsi 1863 oo IuFeE I'd ADAMS osss
PLUM POINT, BEACH. n, TIDE COT
tase" exclusiye aeco1mpfSdations gem
Telephone North S304-W. 81
YOUNG LADY, PREFERABLY GOVERN
ment employe. to share with local girl q
Groom: Kitchen and bath apartment. nice
y furnished in very cqnysSnient; I legation Fnl
details. Box 55-j, Star once.
wANTED-GUESTs OR CONvAIEsCENTs
With nurse &rc Pslshtfyl location oS
HAVE TRANSPORTATION TO KANSAS
City, Mo-. cheap. Call Emerson 6167, eve
TATTOO MARKS REMOVED AT HOME.
B. s
Box ssh. Star ONCE.
ACCOMPANIST AND COACH OFFERS
services: $1.00 per hour. Miss MILLER,
TEMPLE SCHOOL. MANASSAS. VA. %
miles from D.. c.. high elevation; ideal va
cation place for refined children to 10
years; modern building. special diet, in
week S35 month See or write MARCIA
RET HOPKINS. Phone Manassas 72.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY,
there Is no need to feel that they must
ability to pay a high price. The Greater
W w. Chambers Co. offers g. complete
funeral cars and all. for. as little as S75
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for Ss5 In case of death call
the Greater W. W. Chambers Co.; 18th
write our address. We will send you q
beautiful cataloeue Of how we do It
BABIEs-AsK YOUR PHYSICIAN ABOUT
Faun Dairy Milk from tested Swiss goats
soft curd, alkaline reacting, delivered daily
by PEOPLES DRUG STORES.
liza Conn. Ave. 2062 r. ]; Aye. NE.
Chevy Chase 804 9th st. NV.
VITA HEALTH FOOD CO.
3040 14th st. NV. 1928 H st. NV.
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HELP--WOMEN
frynwhfwwaNN

WOMAN with car, attractive interested in
cosmetics. Mrs. Emmett, Fairfax Hotel
Phone Potomac 4460. 23s
YOUNG GIRL. colored. for beauty parlor.
Must be experienced in that line Of work.
Phone North 9S17.
YOUNG WOMAN experienced in ladies'
and mems ready-to-wear apparel; must
have good reference. Apply 612 Indiana
ave- between $50 and IL.
EX ERIEN ED HAND
IRONER. APPLY PIONEER
LAUNDRY, 900 III ID E
ISLAND AVE. NE.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
wsitresses: must be experienced Apply
the Hot shoppes. BOO Georgia ave.
MAN AND WIFE for general housework.
neat and clean. good cook; living quarters
furnished. 1451 Harvard st. NV.
MARKER AND AsSORTER = Experience
necessary. Apply Conger's Laundry. 23rd
st. and N. Y. ave. NV.
TUTOR high-schoo English. three nights
week. State age. salary and qualifications.
Address Box 120-I. Star once.
COOK, EXPERIENCED.
Arlington Lunch. Arlington. Va.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH OPERATION INSTRUCTION
given on all leading types Of International
key. punch machines Easy to learn.
Rates reasonable. Day and evening ses-
sions Glasses now forming. Phone Ma
tional 174S. Strayer College. Homer Bids.
18th and p SITS
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

HEDGE PLANTS. big. bushy ones, Sc:
tomato and cabbage plants, 2 dozen. CSC:
chrysanthemums dahlias, shrubs. roses.
$500 Alabama ave. Sc.
BEDDING PLANTS-NOW m BLOOM.
Closing out 25c and SOC dozen. Vinca
vines. colens.. petunias. sage, marigolds,
plies; bird seed and supplies Tuxedo
Cheverly Floral Co.. o st. Market 10 st.
entrance). Greenhouses. Tuxedo. Nd.
NOW IS THE TINE to use Bone-Meal on
your lawns: So for 100 pounds. Milton
Hopfenmaier Estate, $500 X st. NV.
Phone West 1892.
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DRIVING taught quickly for D, @. or Nd.
permit; refined patient. white instructors:
easy parking. Mr.. Klapp. Wise. 4461 w.
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INTERNATIONAL
CARD PUNCH MACHINE.

SPECIAL STATISTICAL. FILE and GEN
ERAL CLERICAL The Civil Service Prepar-
atory School, go 10th st. NV. Met. 1887.