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Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Disadvantages of Being the Oldest
Daughter

Oh, how 1 wish 1 were the baby
of the family 1 think if / were
in my sisters place, my troubles
would be over. Why is it that the
Oldest one gets blamed for every
thing, but the '1ittle one" gets
away with murder" OF course,
the oldest one should be more sens
ible and understanding. Can I
prevent losing my temper if she
disturbs and provokes me when
ever / desire some solitude? To
listen to her constant chatter (she's
very talkative), not including her
running and jumping around, is
maddening when I'm really trying
hard to study. Then, if a fuss
starts, naturally am the cause of
it.
If there is any work to be done,
i have to do it because I'm suppos-
ed to be more capable. She doesn't
have to dry dishesl
When at last she is tucked away
an bed, settle down into a chair
with a sigh of relief, hoping that
some day she'll grow up; but 1
still will be the olderi
-Erika Reimann.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Something Worth While

Many people have seen rain
drops falling and have observed
that everyone of them is round.
Very well; 1 venture to say there
are just as many people who
haven't stopped to think why they
aren't squares, hexagons, or octa-
gons.
What makes a machine run I?
Why does a microscope make
things seem larger? How does a
camera take pictures? What has
electricity to do with our lives :?
What is energy? What is the
Metric System? What is sound I?
What is magnetism Yes. Any of
these, and a thousand and one
other questions may be found in
Carhart and Chute's Physics book.
My friend, there are lots of i'm
portant things to be learned from
a book like that, and they are
worth all the time you'll ever spend
in studying.
And so the next time you can
get a physics book, jump at the
chance and learn the things you
had previously never thought of.
Clement Bason.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
DIR. Howard Kelly Speaks

DR.. Howard Kelly, noted surgeon,
of Baltimore. Md, delivered an ad-
dress in Wesley NJ. E. Church of
last week on the Lords Alliance.
DR.. Kelly is said to have been in
terested in this phase of church
work for some time.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Smyrna High
School .ACtiUitieS
Contributed Articles By Pupils Covering Literary
Efforts Sports, and News of School Interest

fuses to give them to her. A group
of girls acting as peasants are ask
ed to wear old dresses. Two of the
girls bring kitchen dresses and the
others wear school dresses. How
can you possibly straighten a mis-
take like that? It's a wonder
teachers hair int snow white.
1t makes us realize that coopera-
tion is needed in school life as well
as in every other walk of life.
Virginia Ennis.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Dover Flower n

The annual flower ID
Dover Century Club 4 !
rooms proved a suc.z
were made to the tol,Tk
eral bouquets, first, Nh 4
Williams; second, Nn II
Ger. Table center I'D
Mrs. Nurney; mina.n \
Miss Anna B. Hayes q /
E. Holt; winter bous h
George Raughley; aut- y
grasses, sea pods and i
James Pennewill; hala +
and vines, Mrs. David ! ID
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Awake and Singi

I'm not going to say that when
I leap out Of bed every morning
break into a song and dance. No
indeed It's six mornings out of
seven that / crawl miserably out of
bed, thinking thoughts that would
Continued on Page Seven
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Watch the Label Oh u

The numbers indisf
and year up to WhRtl
scription account is pa.
bills once a year and IL
put aside and neglectG
paid by the year an I
than accumulated b1s /
ma Times will aplalI
prompt remittance.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Epizootic Epidemic

The great horse epidemic known
as the horse plague occurred in the
year 1912. The word sometimes
used to refer to this type of dis
ease is eipzootic. Thousands Of
horses died during this plague.
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
The Influence of Teacher on Me

She was always a lady, never
raising her voice, yet possessing
that ability to make one do just
as she wished. A master of dis
cipline, she had merely to raise her
eyebrow to obtain complete silence.
She had the power which so few
people acquire, that of making
clear to others those things which
she knew so well herself.
This teacher to whom I refer
gave me a goal to work toward
She raised my ideals and caused
me to always be more careful of
my actions, speech, and habits.
Nellie Wallace
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
NEW SCOI91
DELAWAPSp
Will Be Investeds.l
Buck on Deeen,]
enth, at Dnl
~ 20 NRR

Delaware n. pging
significance oy vii be Cay
state Who ha lof The d bsaut
fall. On naaa Ssooas By bollar-'
versarv of oeaoeF aing 9
to tbe ~. - DelaHa'es - 4
Ruck vii, l-0il' Govsnq Ing Z
new Bo,, = sloFmally " Of
organizs+ias o0ouls int IS +
tlITe aeraIe -, '.oil at a 10 ~ 50
nectad ~. Jli-oly at Dns prett,
Is T,aas 10 IoO 1eg sht
ser+as p IN DelaTan sn1o
badges by Govsrr,. ,r,'; stric
hos q, s e'llelss @ for The .stactua'
ber iIiaoe 10 oy F C. :ericau
w. - me Executiv D b and
~ --'i'',ls ny Ton Area By bed th'
Scout Investiturs - rr
WI. W call the attenta ining
t.t o. the state to tie ds but IN
tf-oution Of tie a.. E
ameriea amer and will ins Eity b
Scouts with their rsz b an
Scouts ana citizens que
dates for invsstiturs Il gpize
panied to Dover BY ID ttins'
recruited and trainet disp'
Council and STATE oaa bots 1
in welcoming the peT Il to !
ceremony will be he. b FIT
lslative Han. The dsy We
also include a tour 4 uing'
city by the ScoDts rer c
are urged to regisg pa Of
Scouts with Field Ey.r Ealing
ley N. Woodhead atDrI conn
Andreas, Jr., at SaEs e, Ii
advance Of the date + k0d
Each Scout Troop in be Va
expected to be reprs4- nfra'
new Scouts for the III TIE
ceremony. I'd Q
Smyrna times., 1935-10-31
Unpleasant Moments in Preparing
For a Play

How interesting it is to prepare
for a play to be given in an as
sembly program! Five or six of
us are asked to stay after school
to arrange the scenery and only
one or two of those asked, remain.
One person is asked to bring an old
oil lamp and, at the last minute,
the person discovers that her
mother does not possess such a
thing Still another is asked to
bring cushions and her mother re-
Evening star., 1935-04-07
HELP-MEN.


SALESMEN-Four SIS sales to stores net
YOU $40 daily. Sayers Systems, est. 1925.
3SO1-47 Sheffeld ave. Chicago. III
SALEsMEN-Union label. business and
r%idsf prnted 'eTSi on BACK @s
books Big commission. Free outft. Ma
tional Press. 1l6 N. Jefferson. Chicago.
statesmen : Truck company. opening
must have car; salary and commisslon:
With chsncs for o,ssr advancement Address
SELL PROCESS EMBOSSED PRINTING.
S3.95 thousand, with free cut service:
worth So: commission 81. advanced; FIX,
Room s6 f4 0u h Tres
SHEET WRITERS. experienced reply in
own handwriting. giving full details as to
former experience; salary desired. etc.
Address Box 412-X. Star office
oughly experienced. Apply personnel Of
fee. Palais Royal. sixth floor.
SHOE SALESMAN - Experienced young
man for womens shoes. Apply SiSco's.
1223 G st. NV.
SLATER wanted Call Sunday. 1860 10th
st. NV. Mr.. Adams.
TAILOR AND BUSHELMAN. experienced.
Apply. phone, or write to Albert j. Snaps,
Cleaners & Overs, Rockville, Md.
TWO REAL ESTATE statesmen, by old
oportunity for the right men; replies CONN
Dental. Address Box 325-X Star office.
TYPIST, fast. accurate. Second floor rear.
2104 Pa. ave. NV.
WANTED-Man with car: route experience
preferred. but not necessary. RaWlelgh.
Dept. DCD-4-M. Chester. Pa.
WOODWORKER wanted as working fore
man in small commercial body and truck
equipment shop: must be sober and INDUS
trious ard understand metal work, trim
ming painting and mounting. State age.
experience and salary expected Address
Box 6g-X Star office.
YOUNG COLORED MAN, age Fl, refined.
10 work in drug store; references. driver
permit Apply Monday after l pm. 'Ol
Kennedy st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with sales ability salary
with a good future by a well-established
firm State experience. reference and age.
Address Box .,1O-X. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. colored experienced. for
shoe repair shop: references. 6Sl2 Wis
ccnSin ave. Bethesda
YOUNG MAN. 1920 wears OF age. for gen.
eral Office work in branch Office of fire
and automobile insurance company; excel
lent chance to learn business; give full
information regarding qualifications. Ad-
dress Box 9S4-X. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN to work in stock room as
parts and accessories salesman; must be
willing worker; write. giving full details.
Address Box :,ti3-X. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
HELP-DOMESTIC.
(C0ntinued.)


WOMAN. settled. for housework Clarendon
home. fair wages. Phone Walnut $3.50.
WOMAN. settled. for housekeeper.; family
three ADULTS. stay nights. Address Box
HEX. Star ONCE.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. about 40 to care
Tor colored lady: willing to work, good
laundress. reference. 81 r st. NV.
WOMAN, white. settled. to care for 10.
month-old baby and Groom apt; home
niEhts; $40 month. Address Box 77.X'
WOMAN. white. exp 2O-4O. for general
houSework, plain cooking. assist with year.
old child: references. Home and good
wages Phone Wisconsin 1855.
WOMAN. white. for housework in small
family. no children. State age. experience
and salary expected. Must stay nights.
Address Box 22rE. Star ONCE.
WOMAN. white. middle-age. as house,
keeper; good cook. stay nights good ref
erences. Phone Clarendon 1915.
WOMAN. white. as housekeeper and help
with children; no cooking; permanent
home for right party catholic family.
Phone Berwyn 157-W. or write p. o. Box
66. College Park. Md.
WOMAN. colcred, neat, reliable. as cook
and general houseworker in small family.
81 l6 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. accustomed to g.h.w.: reference:
one in family; S35 Der mo-. good home.
Box 113. East Falls Church. Va. =
YOUNG GIRL good ironer and cleaner.
to 4; SIS. Call Monday. References.
$500 nth st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
SHOE statesmen.

SHOE statesmen.
Experienced shoe statesmen
qualified to sell high-grade
Women'S shoes. Apply
employment office, Monday
between 10 and II. The
Hecht Co., 7th and F SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

(COntfnued.b
NTRsERY oovERNEss Gepepssbs .Imsn ehser snd
rGmbis cpen9h highest ssass fef' city or country
PIX OPERATOR. eficient several years
experience. Phone North 3090-M. 3.
PRACTICAL NURSE care for patient at
home; best refs; $40 week. Call Atlantic
PRACTICAL NURSE companion: doctor
references. Phone Col. $685..
PRACTICAL NURSE as companion nurse
Nurse" Apt 52s the Argonne. Att: 4s1l.
REFINED retired professional nurse de-
sires position as companion In ref1ned
home. Salary secondary consideration. Ad-
dress Box 366-X. Star ONCE.
SECRETARY-STENO.- TEACHER desires
evening work. B. s. degree in commercial
education; experienced. Age "A. Phone De-
SECRETARY Y-sTENO-Quick. capable Mis-
sissippi girl desires few days good pay,
temporary work. Met. S7s7, Apt. 81.
STENoGRAPHER with extensive patent
work. address Box 363-X Star ONCE
STENOGRAPHIC and P. B. x. switchboard.
experienced. competent. familiar with auto
routine work; full or part time. Adams
TEACHER. cultured refined desires work
governess. play director. arts and crafts.
coaching, child care; specially OF begin
ners' reading. School or home. Free to
otnS Htshbo Va Aco1S WIZ 0tSabui p'IDA
TYPIST and general once work several
years OF transportation experience good
references. Phone Adams 32S9.
TYPIST. good accurate; can cut stencils
operate mimeograph. general clerical work:
slow at dictation at present: will start at
81 D.. Address Box 313-x. Star oflce.
WOMAN. expert stenographer. long. varied
experience. legal. patent congressional;
full or part time. Address Box 52-X. Star
office.
WOMAN white widow. as companion or
housekeeper: can do cooking and serving
best references. Address Box 2Jl-X. Star
offlce. 70
YOUNG LADY desires position as chauffeur
and companion no objection to travel;
mechanical experience. best references:
small compensation. Box :.15. Frederick.
Md 81
YOUNG LADY. 2I. neat appearance ex-
perlenced Stenographer. demonstrator or
saleslady. Phone Metropolitan 6634
YOUNG LADY desires resident position as
companion or caring for child. No heavy
houSework. References. Shepherd 254l r..
YOUNG WOMAN refined with good expert
ence to manage small hotel; can take full
charge; best of references. Address Box
240-X. Star office. s"
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. SECRETARY
. Capable local young woman with lnitla-
tive. reSourcefulneSS, diversified expert
ence; rapid. accurate. ambitious worker:
best credentials; reasonable salary. Phone
National 1870.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
MEN, ATTENTION.!

Many men. in and around Washington
are complaining about work being very
hard TO find. Some of these men actually
want work Others are not looking for
work, but want something that is easy to
do for a mere existence. To the men
looking for a chance to prove their abil-
consistent living for themselves and their
families. my company presents a splendid
opportunity. We have new machine and
learn TO operate it successfully will earn
$50 per week and up. Do not confuse this
with the ordinary run of ads. Come in
opportunity to men who can qualify for
this work. and who want and need a
substantial income. We prefer neat ap-
who have ability to accept the RESPONSE
bility to do an honest DAYS work Apply
Room zoos, Vermont Bldg. corner YER
mont ave. and L St Monday 10 to l
O'Clock Late applicants will not be in
Evening star., 1935-04-07
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal is 3 cents PEI line additional
to the regular line rate
Evening star., 1935-04-07
statesmen.
MEN

4v444Ns
# you really knew what this bus business s.
those propositions" If you do. you are in
many men. has been the opportunity OF
lifetime. No matter what your present
income is no matter what your position
in life. you ought to be sincere IN your
come to properly provide for your family
and give them the better things. in life
and to get into permanent business OF
We have such an opportunity for YOU
right now. Men in this business from al
they learn this profitable business thor hr
sa their Gn s rsnEe and more Der
yet they, had no previous experience In
this country. the complete dominance of
the market 1t has already secured in other
countries with five European and Ameri-
can factories continuously busy supplying
our product. 1885 is to date our sixth
consecutive record sales year.
Beginners may have & to get along TEN EN-
However. Howe vel " you are ire placed on the same
basis of compensation as the others ana
make no investment or, deposit OF any
kind. If you are selected for this oppor-
tunity you will be given complete training
at our factory branch at no expense TO
you. We will teach you this business. help
will not ask you to make any fnvestment
This opportunity is open to you NOW
because Of the ever-increasing demand for
our product II you are between the ages
Of 25 and so. are willing to work and
study conscientiously. to secure the sue
cess and large earnings possible in this
business. this opportunity concerns you;
We are sincere in Offering 1t to you. and
you will find that 20 minutes spent in an
interview with us will be the most valuable
sonal interview apply at eos Denrike
Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave. NV. Monday
between $50 and !. .-' 49, So
Evening star., 1935-04-07
CANVASSERs

Open 6:30 AM. TO 1890 PM
Blue blades. 3Sc per 100; 35c dental
cream, 4c each. Fraidins. N. Y Whole
sale Co. 656-5S W. Baltimore ST.. Balti-
more. Md
Evening star., 1935-04-07

MANICURING TAUGHT BY WE'LL
known expert; complete course only SIS.
Phone Pot. Ol33. Apt. s02. after pm.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. Dr. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV, West 1120.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
WANTED-SALESMEN.

DISTRIBUTOR statesmen with car. garage
ana gas station following Cash bond re-
auired. Landau. ll24 End NV. rear.
INTERESTED IN statesmen over :}5 with
turer rated AAA-l. Consider those inter-
eSted, in seeking permanent employment.
Should have necessary resources to cover
counties; Mersan. Berkeley, Jefferson.
own handwriting in Ink, giving fuli bar
tlculars; Tropical Paint & Oil Co.. Cleve-
PRINTING or. engraving salesman, expert
and social stationery: complete iow-priced
line; opportunity for producer; liberal
com: and coeoperation; ref: Crown En-
RED-HOT trade stimulater. All retail mer-
chants; Brand new! Sure business builder
",,positive big money maker. No foolin
Hurry! Phone M, J. jackson; Ambassador
Hotel Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
SALESMAN-We have an opening for
man who can come well recommended
who owns an automobile and is willing
TO work on small drawing account.
Md. and D. C.. Age. does not count if you
have the qualifications. We require eX-
perienc,e s,c. reference ,i and past performances
once. Of app'''A' 'i0"' Ao''esS BOX ei-A' star
SALESMEN--Oil Heating Engineers. Inc.
has opening for 3 live-wire men to sell the
and pressure type oil burners. leads and
closing help furnished. Apply Monday
between 10 and >. To H st. NV.
statesmen.
II you are interested in making money
and ready to go-don't miss this onel
Item We have is smartly different. patent
ed. most novel. clever and new-haS never
been seen nor sold in the United States
before. With our sales plan every mer-
chant is an instant prospect. Continuous
repeat commissions. Present men earning
from $50 to $3.50 weekly Phone NJ J.
Jackson. Ambassador Hotel. Sunday. Mon
day and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
WANTED-AGENTS.

PRESS BUTTON! Take lighted cigarettes
from pocket case. Everybody wants it. Try
it-our risk. Fortune for agents. Magic
Evening star., 1935-04-07

YOUNG MAN WITH II YEARS SALES
thoroughly familiar with Pittsburgh and
Cleyeland. would like to contact a re-
the above territories. Address Box elk,
Evening star., 1935-04-07
MOTOR TRAVEL.


WANTED-YOUNG MAN 70 DRIVE CAR
for his transportation 10 Grand Rapids.
Mich or vicinity. Call Wis. 1850 after 6
D.m. only. 9s
LADY WITH . CHILDREN. 4 & Z. DE-
slres Transportation Chicago or MINI. week
April STA. Help drive. Share expense.
Phone Cleveland l34g.
ST LOUIS. KANSAS CITY AND CALF
soon; take 3: reasonable. Phone Metro
politan 7411.
ARMY N C. o. LEAVING FOR CALIFOR-
MIA last week April wishes l passenger.
member OF service family preferred: make
trip in lelsurely manner. through Bouler
Dam. Grand Canyon. Painted Desert, $50.
Phone National S112. Branch "a.
LEAVING FOR LINCOLN, NEBR.. ABOUT
April 10. Can take 8 passengers; rea-
Sonable. Address Box 42lX, Star ONCE. .
YOUNG LADY DRIVING TO VICKSBURG,
MISS. desires lady companion; references,
Phone Potomac 5023-W. Z"
GOVT. MAN DRIVING 1888 FORD SEDAN
Richmond. Portsmouth. Norfolk Saturdays,
l;l3 pm. Return Sundays. Address Box
239-X. Star office.
DRIVING 80 SEDAN WEST COAST THIS
week, want passengers part or all way;
share expenses. Phone Decatur 47l7-R
CAN ACCOMMODATE ONE PASSENGER
tshare expenSe1. on trip to California with
IN lew days; references. North 6147. 7s
Evening star., 1935-04-07

MORNING work desired for my reliable,
efficient maid. Phone Emerson 3231.
WAITRESS OR MAID WORK by colored
girl. after . pm. daily; no bachelor calls.
Phone Decatur l576-J
Evening star., 1935-04-07

WOMAN colored wants place in white
cafe as dishwasher or cleaning ONCE. or
checking wraps in club. Night work only.
Dot 4
Evening star., 1935-04-07
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. middle-age. white. want work
as caretaker; experienced; references. Ad-
dress Box 34S-X. Star offce.
COUPLE refined. capable desires taking
MANAGEMENT beach country hotel apart
ment house. suburban: references exch
Address Box 141-X. Star office
COUPLE. white. refined. business experi-
ence. desires position in country hotel or
home: reasonable salary. Address Box
254-x, Star office. z"
COUPLE. colored. wish positions as cook.
houseman or gardener. Phone Potomac
1852.
MAN. colored as chauffeur, wife as COOK.
maid. houSeworker; will work together or
separately: references. North 6230.
MAN AND WIFE, white, middle-aged,
want work; woman for house, man for
grounds; experienced; references. Ad-
dress Box 347-X. Star office.
MAN AND WIFE want work on farm or
country estate; experienced. hard workers.
Address Box 345-X Star Office
Evening star., 1935-04-07

WOMAN. white intelligent wants general
houSework in refined Jewish family; days
work; reference. Phone Adams 6169.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

50 A YEAR WILL GET SiI. 500 ACCIDENT
1ns., $40 wkly. disability. Men-Women l5-
rs. Also Students Housewives Accident
Health Insurance 1850. No examination.
11Ol 18th NV. Apt. GOA. DI. 643O after 5.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

JANITOR-Basement quarters, exchange
services: reliable capable, settled couple
tno children; employed man; references.
both come. 1717 De Sales.
MAN AND WIFE, colored,, to live in; man
work woman experienced cook and for
general housework. Clev. 5775. Natl. $3.50.
MARKER. experienced. for dry cleaning
plant. 3416 Georgia ave. NV.
OPENINGS-Teachers and others; educa-
tional work; good pay. Also travel repre-
sentatives. Address Box S6-X. Star office.
RESIDENT MANAGER, small roomins
house / large furnished room, gas. cleo,
husband and wife only. Address Box
AJAX. Star office.
WHITE COUPLE-Good references serv-
ants in country home. $40 and complete
living. board and room. L. Aker. Fair
WANTED.Men and women to sell desir-
longtime payment loans obtainable for
building; also have 15G repossessed bunga-
for subdivisions. cemeteries and low-cost
to grow, food for home consumption. The
political system has inflated currency con-
Siderably and the extensive borrowing
trend indicates further imitation. making
real estate the outstanding safe invest
ment for cash. Experience in salesman
nd viii give a
"a years experience. Fulton r. Gordon,
1927 Eye st. NV. District 5230.
YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER. general
office work; also young man for clerical
work experience preferable. but not re-
CURED; over Is; high school education
ii ans ssary 10 STATE
week. Address Box TX. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for q life
time or money back Write for booklet;
no drugs or surgery. Dr. SOMMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia rd Acams 03SS
Evening star., 1935-04-07

WOMAN. and girl, colored, gh.w.; years
last place. North 6O14.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

CONTRACT BRIDGE LESSONS & GAMES
every afternoon & evening VANDERBILT
BRIDGE STUDIO. 1880 Conn. ave. NV.
North ti4S2
Evening star., 1935-04-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In Dresses. Apply
MODEL SHOP, 1903 F ST. NV.
SHOE SALESW ONE N
Thoroughly experienced for
Women'S and children'S shoes.
Apply employment Office
Monday between 10 and IL.
The Hecht Co., 7th and F
SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

WIDOW, white wishes position as house,
keeper. Good cook. Best references. No
phone. 43l6 FeSSenden st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
STATISTICAL CLERK.
SIS Tuition ONLY SIS

Men and women. Salary, S1,62O. The
Civfl service Preparatory School. L. Adolph
Richards, NJ. A. NJ. g., Prin:. 529 18th st.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

MAID colored. wants general housework,
chambermaid. waitress or once work; full
or part time; reference. Decatur 1906.
MAID. colored, wants hotel work or apart
ment work; first-claSs references. Phone
Decatur 43SS
Evening star., 1935-04-07
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. reliable wishes after
noon. morning or full time work. 236 P
rt
Evening star., 1935-04-07

WOMAN. reliable wants employment gem
eral housework, plain cooking; stay nights.
400 o 81. u W.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP--MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. to work with public ac-
countant State age, refs. salary and
complete description of your experience.
Address Box 3S4-X Star office.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

COAT AND GOWN
ALTERATION HANDS.
Only those who are eX-
pertS on store alterations
need apply.
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

ONE LARGE DOUBLE-BED SIZE NOR
mandy lace spread; lovely design: Sacri-
Evening star., 1935-04-07

ceive best care by a grad. nurse in her
modern suburban home: high. altitude.
porches. lawn and fresh vegetables from
hcme garden Bed patients a specially,
Rates 500 up. Phone Atlantic 3433.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

ADVERTISING MAN, experienced. to take
charge of advertising in local trade paper:
salary and commission. For appointment
Evening star., 1935-04-07

DRIVER SOLICITOR white age u to
35. for dry cleaning route, experienced
preferred. Steady Job. Good salary. Ap-
ply Sunday till IL noon. 5305 Georgia