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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
THANKS.

take this method of thanking my many friends and
Afros for thinking of me on my birthday Feb. 18th The
organization pleased because the occasion brought many
anpications in. | am pleased because your efforts ex
ross vour appreciation of the splendid work doing
for my people My greatest is to lead my people
in the right way, and above all, Honor every man as
man AS in Kpling's If if do have occasions to
walk and dine with "kngs" want always to possess the
touch that will keep me close to masses OF my
people have not and shall rot exalt myself. My ex-
altaton if there be any will through you This IS
my opinion leader Again appreciate all that
you did those who remembered me as follows:
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
NOTICE..

All correspondents are requested TO nave 'heif copy
in our office not later than the loth OF the mohth III
which month the Courier is published =
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APPLICATIONS.

APPLICATIONS.
Mr. Charlie Anderson, Cleveland, Miss.
Mr. Edd Gary, Skeene, Miss.
Mrs Sarah Gray Mound Bayou, Miss
Mrs. John Haley, Columbus, Miss
Mrs Nancy Johnson. Shelby, Miss.
Mrs. Mary jefferson, Drew, Miss.
Mrs. L. A. McEachens Beulah Miss.
Mrs Julia K Hall Mnter City, Miss.
ep GIFTS.
Cleveland Lodge No 2, Cleveland, Miss.
Edwards Lodge, Columbus, Miss.
Mrs. Elma Edwards, Mound Bayou, Miss.
Mrs. Sarah Gray Mound Bayou, Miss.
Mrs. L. NJ. Haley and Family, Columbus Miss.
Mr. Thomas Green Baby Edwards, Md. Bayou, Miss.
Mr. John Coleman, Chicago, H.
Mrs Earnestine Smith, Cleveland, Miss
Miss T. H. Green Drew, Miss.
Mrs Alice Cooper, Mound Bayou, Miss.
Mrs Ella Edwards Kilmichael, Miss
Mrs Alice Seals, Alderman, Miss.
Prof and Mrs. R. P Tharpe Utica Institute, Miss.
Renova Lodge, Renova Miss.
GREETINGS
Mrs Eua Peterson Mound Bayou, Miss.
Mrs Ella Edwards, Kmichael, Miss
Mrs c. A. Sanders, Kmichael, Miss
Mr. Lenander Edwards, Kimichael, Miss
Mrs Sarah Gray, Mound Bayou Miss.
Mrs Birda Gibbs, Cleveland Miss.
Edwards Lodge, Columbus, Miss.
Mr. Charlie Anderson, Cleveland, Miss:
Mrs. L. NJ Haley and Family, Columbus, Miss.
Mrs Novela Prince, Tehua, Miss
Miss Zenoba McCombs Wewoka, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs T. H. Green, Pckens, Miss.
Wishing YOU many happy years of health and pros
erity, | am,
l. E. EDWARDS, Supreme Vice-President
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1935-03-01
FALSE FRIENDS.

En my school days, l remember little verse
appeared IN students address books something
True friends are like diamonds. precious
ones are like autumn leaves, found every
rtlcular time, the verse had little meaning,
advanced IN age and have had some of the
lie to solve, / can readily comprehend the
Re verse. | have considered it from all angles
False friends are worse than autumn leaves
ke IN only one respect, numerous.
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BLAMED
FOR BLAST

CHICAGO, Oct. 9 G.N.S0.
Steam shovels, tractors and labor
ers welding picks and shovels con-
tinued to toll in the mass Of
twisted wreckage that was once
the Glidden Soya Products Com
pany plant today, searching for
the bodies of five missing men.
Six men were killed when the
six-story, block-square plant was
demolished in a mysterious explo-
sion Monday. Fifty persons, some
Of them residents living more than
a block away, were injured.
A coroner's jury of six expert
engineers failed to fix the blame
for the $500,00 explosion. 1t was
believed, however, the blast was
caused by dust. The inquest was
continued until october %.
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Boy Beaten With Fist:
StepfatIleE Jailed

his freedom to support his fam.
lily. The judge warned Callahan
that the suspension was condi.
tional upon his good behavior.
Police were brought to the
Callahan home last night by
screams Of Mrs. Callahan. They
found The boy, Morris, covering
against q bed, vainly trying to
protect his head with frail
little arms from a shower of blows
police said the man was raining
on him. The boys half sister,
Ethel, 6, lay in bed crying.
Mrs. Callahan said her husband
became infuriated when he failed
to notice sandwich she had pre-
pared for him.
Police said young Morris face
bore evidence of the beating he
had received when, accompanied
by his mother and half sister, he
entered the police station.
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HURT IN 1890,
BOY DIES

A 19.year-old Washington boy
was dead today, the victim of an
accident five years ago.
He was Wesley McQuiston
White, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. White, Of 5819 Colo
RADIO Ave. N. W., an official in the
Agricultural Adjustment Admin
1stration.
Wesley was an honor student at
Roosevelt High School, where he
was graduated in 1884. He held
the rank Of major in the cadet
corps. He turned down a scholar
ship at Columbus University to go
to work in a downtown depart
ment store.
The accident which caused his
death occurred at Takoma Park
where the Whites n ade their home
five years ago. Wesley was learn
ing to ride a bicycle when he
rammed into a parked car and
was thrown to the street. The
miShap did not affect his school
work, but recently resulted in a
brain infection which led to his
death in George Washington Uni
versity Hospital late yesterday.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct.
''DOn't hurt mama, daddy!"

ALEXANDRIA, va, OCG' D.
Don't hurt mama, daddy"
This plea from the lips Of a
frightened 12-year-old boy brought
him q fist beating last night at
the hands of his stepfather, Erby
F. Callahan, according to Alexan-
dria police.
Police say the boy pleaded with
his stepfather after seeing him
seize the child's mother, Bessie
Callahan, by the throat in fit OF
rage.
Hysterical when taken to the
police station by the arresting Of
ficers, Privates James Braber and
Cleveland Shaw, after a violent
struggle, the man cried out:
They're not going to let my
baby dolls testify against me,
are they? They're not going to
send me up?"
Arraigned in police court today,
he was given a sentence Of 80 days
in jail which was suspended by
Judge James Reese Duncan after
Mrs. Callahan had pleaded for
leniency for him on the ground
that to jail him would be taking
food from the mouths of me and
the children"
Callahan had been given a 60
day suspended sentence on Au-
gust on a charge Of minor as
Sault brought against him by his
wife. Judge Duncan said he was
giving the man another chance
only because of the necessity Of
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Bears Bother Canadians

Bears are hanging around the
town Of Wastmeath, Ontario, and
residents there report that they
are becoming more numerous and
increasingly annoying. Two school
boys caught a 150.pound cub re-
Gently and tethered it to a stake
in the village, while only the other
day two farmers moved a stack of
grain and out popped a large bear.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09
Crew Of Six Seized
In Liquor Running

HAVANA, Oct. 9.-Six mem
bers of the crew Of the
launch Annie Lola, registered at
Zoumel, Mexico, were arrested by
naval authorities today for
liquor running between the United
States and Cuba. The boat was
captured by the gunboat Lamana.
near Guanaho Beach.
The Washington times., 1935-10-09
6 Trapped in Mine

PRAGUE, Oct. 9 UP0.-Six
miners we're believed killed last
night when an explosion trapped
them in the pit Of a mine
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-S325.00-

SHOLTY'S
1910 E. Wash Across from Willard Park
80 Ford Tudor.
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ANNOUNCED ENTS
Death Notices

GARDNER. MARY BELLE Mother OF Mrs
mother Of johnnie c Pierce and George
W Pierce. passed away At her late home.
be his s Il Bo s24RLEY uF BIOS CENTRAL AL
CHAPEL 946 N. Illnois-st, Iuesoay;
july Q. 10 a N Friends invited. Burial
cali at the residence from IL O'Clock
noon until .. m. Monday
GAYNoR. JOHN J-Beloved husband OF
Alice Gaynor. father of Julia MaroneV:
John and Edward Gaynor. brother OF
Timothy Gaynor. Mrs. Mary Hardegen
and Mrs. Margaret Okey. died SUNDAY,
July Z at the St. Elizabeth Hospital at
BLACKWELL FUNERAL HOME, LI-7ll5.
M'NUTT. ALONZO D.-Entered into rest
SUNDAY. tbs a. m, age 90 years, beloved
husband Of Agnes E. McNutt father Of
Charles and John McNutt and Oliver and
Ws9o.o5 MeHos M HARRY W Mo RoFa
FUNERAL PARLORS. 2050 E. Mich. st.
Friends invited Burial Anderson Gene
terry. Madison tIndD and Peoria tIlil
papers please copy.l
REITH. IDA Entered into rest Sunday.
$50 p m age 66 years. beloved vile OF
Joseph j Reith. sister of Mrs. Rosa
Weisen. Flu H. Mrs. Mary Hines. Mrs
Elizabeth CLAUS Gottlieb and Edward
Flick Funeral Wednesday at the resi-
dence $50 n Temple-av. p m. Friends
invited Burial Memorial Park. HARRY
w INQUIRE FUNBftAb fAHNLOINo IA
charge
ROOS. EMMA A-Beloved mother of Otto
r. Roos and sister of Louis E. and VIM
A Essigke passed away Sunday, July Z.
Funeral services will be held at the
VALID FUNnRAL HOME. Ill. at 17th-st
Wednesday afternoon. July 10 at ESQ
o'clock. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery
Friends invited
STROUD, BERTHA MOI 1913 UdelI-st,
beloved wife Of william an &c o. si Staou .;
Harris and Mrs Elva Bickel Of Belle
Vue. Ky. passed away Monday MORN
ing at the Methodist Hospital Funeral
from the MONTGOMERY MORTUARY
1922 N. Meridian. ? D. m. Tuesday;
Friends NAV call this afternoon and
evening Burial Crown Hill.
THOMPSON. JEFF-Age 50 years. Flu
neral services will be held Tuesday.
p m at residence Of his niece MIS-
Francis S Hall. 337 S. Holmes-av.
Friends invited Burial Floral Park.
WILLIAMS. CATHERINE-Age rs. mother
of Mrs Norbert E. Proctor OF Tulsa.
Okla: Mrs. George f. Schre!oer Mrs
Walter c. Rosengarten. Mrs. CLAUDE e.
Wilson. Mrs. Clara Pottenger; Norman
and Wibert Williams Of Indianapolis
sister of FREQ Lukin and Mrs. Anna L.
Sargent passed away July 8 at the
home of her son Norman. 1927 w; 53rd-
angels Church Friends invited. Friends
NAV call at the McNEELY MORTUARY;
1929 N Meridian. Monday afternoon and
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Train Wrecks Auto
Bp 7 uit,d Press

~ mr. - tffSG
CHESTERTON. Ind, July q
Five persons we're killed and two
companions we're injured seriously
here Yesterday when the automobile
in which they we're speeding home
from A dance was demolished by
New York Central train.
The dead we're Harry Lane, Is.
John Holzer. 20. Virginia Olson. Is,
and Glen Coash. %. all of VAL
psrsiSo. and Charlotte Wiseman. 20,
Chesterton.
~Richard Slagel. %, Valparaiso.
and Mary Flatz. 81, Porter. suffered
cuts, bruises and internal injuries
but are expected to recover.
H. F, Brickenstaff, conductor of
the train. said he was narrowly
missed by the automobile while
standing on the crossing waving q
warning lantern. The train was
backing up when it struck the auto
mobile broadSide
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STUDEBAKER. 193l-Business coupe. This
car Just overhauled ready 10 90. Your
old car will make the down payment
Bargain Trade or terms $50 Vtr-av
TERRAPLANE 80 Sed.; elegant cond 1855
Pontiac 1890; fine shape SIPS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
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rs KILLED IN
AUTO CRASHES
Heavy Toll Is Recorded
on Highways of
q States.
Continued From Page One,

AA0hA Akti
perhaps fatally. when their car left
the road at a curve near White
water. Wis.
The girls had arrived at Delavsn
Lake for a vacation in Wisconsin's
resort country Saturday night The
aSSemblvman. Palmer Daugs of JEFF
ferson County. whom the girls met
last year. picked them up and took
them to a dance near Whitewater
The accident occurred as he was
returning with them early yesterday
morning.
In New York. Connections. Colo
RADIO and Texas death claimed four
persons IN each Three died in
Kansas and three more met death
in North Carolina
Six fatalities were reported in
Illinois.
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MATT RESSES renovated. also MADE IN
inner springs by experts R1-2347
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LADY ASHLEY LEAVES
FAIRBANKS. GOES EAST
British Beauty. Screen Star Parted
After Fishing Trip.

BIZ HfffN FFfSS
VANCOUVER. B. c., July s. -
Douglas Fairbanks. screen actor.
and Lady Sylvia Ashley. former
British musical comedy actress,
we're separated again today. prob
ably for a prolonged period
The couple who spent several
months together cruising III the
South Seas went their separate ways
yesterday after a days fishing in
the Butte Lake area.
Mr.. Fairbanks went TO Hollywood
by airplane. Lady Ashley. whose
husband named the screen star as
correspondent in a divorce suit.
boarded a train for eastern Canada.
On her arrival in Montreal she will
board the Empress of Britain to sail
for home.
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LABOR BOARD INACTIVE
state Group Awaits Naming of New
National Leaders.

Abruptly terminated by invalida-
tlon Of the NRA. activities of the
Indiana Regional Labor Board will
remain suspended until the person
mel Of the new national board Gre
sted BY the Wagner labor law is
announced IN Washington. Robert
II Cowdrlll. supervisor. disclosed to-
CAV
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VITAL STATISTIC


Jaw r Arnold ? s. vincent Hospital.
acute cardiac 6ilafstion
William Moore 40 Of 1922 Finley. pull
wonarv hemorrhsEe
Mary z Leufz 50 Of 3f7 s. woodrow
chronic mwocsrditis
Andrew Marion Hunt az. OF 1853
Shermau-or chronic mvOcsrcltlS
Charlotte Scott Moxiev. 81. Methodist
Hospital. chronic nephrifis
Forrest y Lsyne 4s Of 1920 W. 25th.
cerebral hcmorrhace
farium cerebral hemoTrhsgc
Thomas McQuirk. SIS. Of 3ii S Wal
colt cerebral hemoTrhage.
Arthur Hawkins 8 Riley Hospital
hrourhr uUeum0uls
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Marriage Licenses

Carmen Ellenberger 81. of 40 N Kenyon
St. pipe filter. ana Freeds Kemp. 10. S04
n Ritter-sv. waitress.
Gus Strswmeyer as Plttsboro. Ind
farmer and Elsie MAY Wells. 81. New
Augusta. Ind housekeeper
La Verne Smith. -. Mars Hill. painter
and Annis Chambers. IS of 1852 w Ray
ST. housekeeper
Delison Stickler. ~ 447 n Fulton-st.
truck helper. and FTancehs Mobley. "a.
OF 447 n. Fulton-St. houSekeper.
William II. Spears. 49, Of Winter-av.
lseorer, and Wilms NJ. Wright II. Of 2l20
Winter-sv. cleaning inspector
Fred Stepp. so OF 1926 n Rural-St.
lsborer. and Lsddle Parrish 81 of 1925
MssSachusetts-sv laundress.
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and looks like new; very low mileage
your old car will make the down paw
menl hargain. $50 Virg. -av.
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Births



Harvey and Hazel Ames 3l3 Walnut
Charles and Goldie Hoover. Methodist
Robert and Elizabeth MacGresor
Methodist Hospital
Charles and Doris Richvine. 1916 Glen
arm
Joseph and Anne Roach. 24oS jackson.
Sumner and Beatrice Fsllsrdy, St. Vim
cents Hospital
Harold and Mary schsfner. St Vim
RAYMOND and Dorothy Kruse. St Vim
cent 5 Hospital
Bows
Myron and Helen McKesn. Methodist
Hospital
Charles and Mary wise. Methodist Hos
pital
Abner snd Fern Mesrs. Methodist Hos
Robert and Mary Melton. Methodist Hos
Howard and Marie Jones. Methodist
Hospital
CARLYLE and Folly PAYNE. Methods, Hos
pitsl
Donsld and Mildred GOetcheus.
Methodist Hospital
Glen and Evelyn wsids. Methodist Hos
pifsl
Howard snd Ernestins Nelson Methodist
Paul and Martha Brown. Methodist Hos
Ernest and Lucille overpeck Methodist
Hospital
Edward and Anne Adams. St vincen,'s
Fs-l and Edora Wright s. vincent's
L1o End agnes Vincent. St vincents
Hospital
Fu-ere and Mary Doerr St vincents
william and Hazel Dobbs. 1850 English
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INSTRUCTIONS

HONOLULU CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
18 w Market. teaches all fretted in
strumentS-Hawaiia Spanish tenor
guitars. tenor and plectrum banjos
Bring ad in for free guitar and lesson
DO YOU REALIZE what it means to have
a guaranteed position? We guarantee
position to any one we accept Shorthand,
accounting. comp. dictaphone. typing.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg. R1-9535.
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Ida .. sellers Sc. Of Ia z Ohio chronic
rnvCcsrottIs
csths.ins williams rs. Of 1921 " s5rd.
Carclncrl
T.sl-'s Frances Wallace. IS. Long Hos
ulspf ravrczr6itfs
Esctr.cs GEscie H~ses. IL CITY Hospital
tuberculgals meningitis.
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Is Furnished Rooms

Is Furnished Rooms
CARROLLTON. 3832-Lovely cool room;
next to bath; private bath. WA-l338-W
CENTRAL AVE. g. 29TH-Cool front room
hot water; no other roomers. Gentle
man TA-1636.
COLLEGE, 1933-WeH furn. 2-rm, apt.
utilities. cong home; adults, IS.
COLLEGE. 2337-s5. newly decorated
furnished room cross ventilation: good
location. HE-5758
GLADSTONE. N. 19-(East) cross ventila-
ton, hot water. meals optional; home
privileges 1R-1081.
ILLINOIS. N. 1907-Attractive, cool room;
constant hot water, suitable l or q ga
rage; reasonable.
ployed girlsa privileges; board optional
On bus line HE-l220.
PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1233-Rooms fur
nished or unfinished; very reasonable
SANDERS. 522-Nicely furnished room,
near bath: private home; for l or e.
DR-563O.
SHERMAN DR. N. 446-Furnished or un-
furnished room Private home, Good
transportation 1R-6464
WOODRUFF PLACE. 957, Middle-Dr.-
Lovely. modern front room, cool. con-
venient location, garage. CH-4249
18Th. w 414-Lovely room: private home
and entrance; garage Meridian ouS'
CLINTON HOTEi-29 Virginia -av; clean,
modern rooms. 50 to 81 Also house
keeping rooms,
NORTH OF FALL CREEK Bedroom, twin
beds suitable / or , business women
HA-21t5-J.
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There's Ready Among Readers for Things You No Need
For Fuda md
ANNOUNCER EMS
Beauty Parlors

RI lNTE TIONA al
H~ E-HAFM BEAUTY SCHOOL
FREE hair cut. shampoo
sor wave.
342 E wash St F1ol92
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HELP WANTED
8 Help Wauted-Male

WANTED 5 men. 25-50 earn $3.50 daily
No selling Apply 1921 Cottage-av be-
tween SIS p. m
WANTED = Entertainers. orchestra and
party 10 open cafeteria BEACHNIEW
CASINO. Ravenswood. Opening Sunday
night steady Write or call 9 ?. m till
A. M RI-0625. 1875 w Market-st
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Ii Help Wanted-Female

GIRLS to assist; complete free beauty
course. 40l Roosevelt bldg. Ill. and Wash
HOUSEKEEPER- Companion for boy. man.
stout healthy. unincumbered, not over
35 SO, $50 E. 18th.
WANTED-Neat attractive young lazy to
assist in physiotherapy treatments. HA-
0414
WHITE GIRL-25 to IS. who understands
cooking and to assist with housework
Small home fair wages and good home
LI-16l2 4516 Washington-blvd
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Again in 1884 as in 1933-The Times
was the ONLY Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show 2 gain in want ads.
THF FEAgON-RFSCIT
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Al Pets. Poultry. Livestock
A UT 0 M 0 TIVE

n v v IN U live
AZ Autos for Sale
'28 Buick 7-pasS. Sedan
Perfect shape Terms.
632 N. Meridian. Lf-i995
81 BUICK SEDAN.
Both look and run like new.
Real trades EASY terms
ALLISON MOTORS. Auburn Distributors.
1921 n. Meridian.
81 CADILLAC sedan: beauty: $685. SU-
cBsV Go cHE so2 co w i95meT E4s faenrS
CHANDLER 90 sedan runs good, first s35
takes it. $50 Virg.-ay.
CHEW COACH. 1929. Runs good. SOS. $40
N. Meridian.
CHEVROLET 1888; 2-door sedan: positive
ly can not be told from new: Bargain.
Your old car Will make the down pay
ment balance on terms. $50 Vlr-av.
CHEVROLET. l934-2-door sedan, can't be
told from new. your old car Will make
the down payment; bargain, terms. $50
Virg. av.
1881 CHEVROLET COACH
Al throughout. Economical Enjoyment
for the summer. Go places cheaply! S245
Low down payment. GMAC terms Ta0FN-
BURG-VOLLRATH. 32S N. Del. bI-8ll2.
LATE 81 Chrysler sed... great, S275. SHAY.
Chrysler Dealer, 1909 E Wash. CH-l2l6.
CHRYSLER. l929-4-door sedan. wonderful
condition; will sacrifice if sold at once
Cash or trade. $50 Vlrg.-av.
ESSEX-1929 2-door Good cheap depend
able transportation, $3.50. DeHARI q
Lands. $50 E. Wash.
FORD-'31 Tudor: overland Sl35. 30th
and Central Sales TA-5550
1881 FORD-Sport coupe. Al. $3.50 1915
Fletcher-av IR-6647
FORBES cpe. wrecked: as is. 3Oth &
Central Sales. TA-5550.
FORD-'31 dc luxe cps.. Al, s245 30th
and Central Sales TA-5550
FoRD-'29 coupe. good shape. SOS. RI
n1r2 Illinois
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10 Statesmen e. Agents

CARPENTERs-Or contractor TO build ga
rage Address Times Box K-400l
ORGANIZERS for Farmer-La borer- Con-
Sumers Alliance. excellent opportunity
Box K-2O92 Times
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rs Office and Desk Space

2 ROOMS. private entrance bath. utili-
ties, $40; near 16th-Penn. HA-03l3-W
It's The Times for RESULTS
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PATTERN 1878

Instead of spending an hour at
the Beauty Parlor next time you feel
the need Of rejuvenation. try pattern
e373 and an hour at the sewing ma
chine the results will be much
more lasting because you'll always
look young when you slip into this
practical little frock with It's FEM
mine, tlatterins details. Scallops
agree with everyone, and when ac-
cented with bright buttons they're
more than agreeable See the sketch
herewith and you'll realize why we
say "spend an hour at the machine L
Make 1t Of gay printed cotton and,
II you lille-bind each scallop with
bias tape for gay morning frock---
choose solid color shantnng II you
would have 1t for a run-about
Pattern 93T3 may be ordered only
In sizes II, 16. IS. 20, 81, 81, 36. 30,
40 and A.. Size 16 requires "a
yards 36 inch fabric. Complete, da-
grammed sew chart included
SEND FIFTEEN CENTS In coins
or stamps (coins preferredJ for this
pattern. BE sure to write plainly
your NAME, ADDRESS, the STYLE
NUMBER and SIZE.
Send your order TO The Sewing
Circle Pattern Department. 90 West
Eighteenth ST., New York. N. Y.