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BUILDER.
pairs; ref. VIM. E. Prentice. Shep 1852
CARPENTER, flooring. shelving. general
repairing. weather stripping. Brining 1899
Taylor st. NV. Phone Adams 1924.
CARPENTERINCi. caulking. painting, fenc-
ing screening, Jobs: fully exp; best refs.
CARPENTERING REPAIRS. shelves roofs
partitions. etc. No job too small. George
W. Heckeler, PA N. Irving. Clarendon 96l.
CHAIR GAMING TNd PHodsTER, L91a +
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1235 10th NV. Phone Metropolitan 2O62.
ELECTRIC WIRING s1d sid'uTe, re,
pairs; 6-r house fixtures & base plugs. S55
REGAL Elec Co $40 UpShur NV Col 1891
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED LIKE
NEW LOWEST PRICES. NEW HARD
WOOD FLOORS LAID. CLEVELAND 5000.
FLOORS sANDED finished: old floors a
specially; reas.; sanding machine rented
L. T Folk, 5357 Sherrier pl NV Clev. 052S
PAINTING PAPERHANGINCi, floors refin-
iShed workmanship guaranteed: reason
able estimates A. E Burrell. Adams 3992.
PAINTING P1aPBerngi err Roofing dIsr oepeT- 1as:
NJ L Smith. 1924 Webster Adams 7lOS
PAPERING 5 RMS. 2-SToRY HALL. $40
Call any time. Neat papers Adams 2326.
PAPERHANGING.
RoomS-S5 Up.
A. T GEORGE. Phone GEORGIA a46S.
PAPERHANGING and painting; rooms pa
pered. s. up; satisfaction guaranteed.
J. N. Tolson. Phone District T569. l6'
UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing re-
finishing chair caneing: work guaranteed.
Welsmuller, 2423 18th NV. Adams 05Gl.
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1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
rooms. kitchenette and bath. cleo. phone
c.h.w. 9. z. refrigerat.on: reasonable
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25OG WOODLEY RID. NW-EXCLUSIVE
cans, exceptionally large, eXquISItely fur
nlShed front room, connecting bath. TO re-
fined. quiet persons accustomed to and de-
string attractive surroundings: share amuSe-
ment room. pingpong table piano, etc :
unlimited phone. maid service with light
housekeeping privileges; S45 month $40
without heated garage available. Phone
Adams SG3S
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GIRL-WHITE.

S. weekly plus comfortable living quar-;
ters in fine home. In exchange for general
houscWork and care of 4-year-old girl.
Apply 4S33 Georgia ave. NV.
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ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH: FRIGID-
alre, gas. cleo. tree: no children. 3lS
18th ST. Sc. Phone Lincoln gsG5-J.
I244 MARYLAND AVE. NE ROOMS.
htchenette. Frigidaire. $50 mo-; adults
only
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1909 KENYON ST NV wELL-FUR-
niShed liv. room, bed room, kitchen dinettes
bath and sleeping porch; adults. Ia
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USED BRICK
HARMONY OIL.
N-'A ~ l. NAA-
PEG II 6 pATENT OEEICF

Immediate delivery 100000 on han
also lumber and heavy GEORGIA timbt
State Contracting CO. Laurel 324.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

BOOKKEEPER. expert: part-time work
wanted day or night. Monthly statements.
audits, very reasonable; city references.
Phone Adams 1896. ~
CARPENTER white 40 experienced. gen.
eral work; reasonable; by day or hour.
Phone Lincoln 9245. Ia
CHAUFFEUR. butler. houseman, by col
ored man; 10 years experience; refer
ence. Phone North l0444.
CHAUFFEUR Executor of estate wishes to
place competent colored chauffeur; 20 years
last position. Phone Mr.. Warner. Dlstrlct
9O43 or Wisconsin 3256.
tion in restaurant. club or family refer
ence. Phone Atlantic 4777-J. To-
GUARD OR WATCHMAN in hospital or
any kind Of public place; best references.
r. H. Blevins. Poolesville, Md. 10
MAN coloTed wants work as driver csfT or
Adams 2241. Harriss. Ia
MAN. colored wants ;oh as janitor. apt.
house experience; best of reference. Phone
Decatur 2209-J.
MAN. colored. as butler, gardener chauf-
feur; experience: references. Call Adams
916l-J. ask for Earl
MAN (scand'navianl wants all-around
work on estate: capable best references.
Address Box 2S0-V. Star Office. 10"
WORKING MANAGER of farm or dairy;
Is years experience all branches; AZ years
old married; available ar once. can pro-
duce results. Address Box 24l-V' star
Office. l1'
YOUNG MAN attending day session of
Strayer College wishes to earn room and
board by chaufering, doing odd Jobs
around the house; also interested in work.
ing in cafeteria For interview. call
National 1T4S.
YOUNG MAN. carpenter and grocery
clerk. good at figures, desires permanent
position. Address Box 20-X. Star office.
YOUNG MAN. college graduate. desires
position with reliable firm. with view of
becoming established in business: salary
not objective; references. Lincoln 2242. 15'
YOUNG MAN colored wants position as
chauffeur elevator. switchboard, tanltor.
Address Boa 362-V. Star ONCE. 15'
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE white want board and room.
small wages for wife's services house
work help cook: employed husband do odd
jobs Phone Columbia 5169. Ia
FILIPINO COUPLE. frst-class cook. chauf-
feur. valet. private family; city references.
Address Box 361-V. Star ofhce. 10"
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HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS & SERVICE
BUILDER.

BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno best prices ana prompt DEL
Wash MqLtrasS Co 3I0 L st S. Nat 6G73,
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sol BELMONT RID NW-ONE ROOM,
kitchenette. nicely furnished: S35 month;
excellent heat, gas. cleo furnished.
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25S KENTUCKY AVE. SE.-WIDOW
will share well-furnished apartment with
refined business woman
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3 LARGE. ROOMS AT'TRACIIvELY FUR
nished: . bed rooms. fireplace, piano.
porch; vicinity Taft Bridge; SIPS. Phone
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ORGETOWN-LIVING ROOM. DINING
room. kitchen. he'd room, bath: c.h.w.
elec.. gas incl. S45. Ii1I 3Oth St NV.
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1917 KENYON ST. NW.-Neatly furnished
front room with balcony adjoining bath.
southern exposure; bus service at door;
1nl .Ira l., 80
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1872? LAMONT ST. Nw-Double room
southern exposure windows, running
water IN. CD. unlimited phone, oil heat.
Phone Adams 5293 IA
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llI3 MASS AVE NV.
Two rooms Kitchen. southern exposureS
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MASS AVE. NV. 1447-49-Single room
for gentleman. "a week; references.
10g CARROLL ST. SE-Two bright light
housekeeping rooms. twin beds. semi-pri-
vate bath; reasonable for quiet couple; no
silver or linen furnished.
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1913 I4th ST NV LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms. md floor, front; IA persons; water.
gas range; also Ink room.
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LIFE INSURANCE statesmen. experienced:
permanent; exceptional bonus and commits
eion contract; preferred leads. Address,
giving age, reference and previous expert
ence Box q4-V Star office
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DUPONT CLUB. 1925 10Th st. NV
Single double and basement room: walk
ing distance Govt. employees; well balanced
meals
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3323 HOLMEAD PL NW.-One room. sin
gle or double with or without board.
phnne CnlmInhia Ikl4
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1886 New Hamp. ave.
- beautiful front rooms. connecting;
second floor double single. Walking dis
lance Nnrih Al2h II
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

l808-I6 sos N. II. AVE. NV. 18th and Que
Vacancies for young ladies and gentle
men; beautiful and comfortable rooms.
phnne Nnlih AR1n
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1875 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large. light
housekeeping: also single.
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$50 SHEPHERD ST NW-FRONT BED.
sitting room. large kitchen. Rlassed porch,
sepi-bath; adults; private home; reason-
able. Phone Columbia SG9-J
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WOODRIDGE-Largef front room. south ex-
posure congenial young man would ike 10
share room: good meals: $50 mo. N 0.30.
1856 MONROE NW.-Lovely front room.
real meals. home privileges; S2S per mo.
1909 nth ST NV. at Mass. Ave.-SinRle
and double rooms; excellent food; walking
dlsfan very reasonable lO'
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golden tone. perfect Con-
iition; new battery; cheap. Phone Adams
- Il 10
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NEAR AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. West
moreland Hills--Attrac. room. new home.
twin beds. private bath. unlimited phone:
breakfast and morning transportation if
desired near bus; reasonable; home privi-
legeS gentlemen preferred. Also desirable
studio living room. Wisconsin 50@l. 15'
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6lS z ST. NE.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT
FOR RENT l5s

CLEVELAND PARK-CORNER APT, AT.
tractiyely turn,: living I'M. > bed rooms.
dlnette kitchenette. bath: suitcase. 3 or
months. Telephone Cleveland 5714.
Il BRYANT ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
Kitchen. private bath: elec.. gas refrigera~
tlon, garage; private home: = adults; $50.
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED

CHASTLETON = ATTRACTIVE OUTSIDE
bed-living room glassed-in porch K B.;
reas; adults. Ewes. phone North 10000,
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ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED.

THE CAsTLE-Beautiful rms, priv. bath:
overlooking Rock CT. PIX Brookville I'd. to
Chase. Md.
1876 PENN ST, NE.-One front room.
kitchenette and private bath, for couple;
25 per month: gas and elec. included
1869 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-3 rooms.
kitchen. bath; sos month.
l4OO ST. NE large, beautiful rms.
modernly equipped for light housekeeping.
No children taken.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

MILKING GOATS WANTED.
Call P, F. TIBBETT.
Brandywine 11-F.31.
Address. Cheltenham. Maryland.
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1924 18th ST. .NW-DeliEhtfu double and
single rms: real home cooking: American
plan. continuous hot water, unlimited
phone; walking dist S3750 per mo. and up.
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] 1881 COLUMBIA RD.-Excellent rooms,
meals; homelike. pleasant and refined.
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S62 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Attractive
single room: exclusive home: reference.
Phone Decatur > 81.
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2G24 WOODLEY PL. NW-Comfortable
2nd-foor double room; excellent meals; near
Shoreham and Wardman Park: reasonable
Also vacancy for gentleman. Adams O244.
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1920 10th ST NW-Large double ROOM
sunny side next bath. md foor; attrac-
lively furnished: home .iIvlleges; phone
25l7 I4th NW.-LarGe front room. bright
cheerful. Telephone Columbia 1927. Gen.
flemPn only
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1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancy for a
young man in q distinctive home for young
people: reasonable Is"
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1899 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Clean, at
tractive double room. adjoining bath. twin
beds: excellent meals; n block car line.
phnla AdannS NG4n
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COLLECTORS with cars. Increased vol
ume of business in local territory necessi-
tates adding > more collectors: permanent
position: not over 35 years old. See Mr..
Murray, Room 40 1919 F st. NV.
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1915 10Th NW.-Large. suitable, furnished.
single, double and sharing rooms. c.h.w
shower bath; excellent board reasonable
rates. Phone Decatur 4O57.
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1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Apt.
50I-Clean. attractive room for two girls;
excellent meals; c.h.w,, unlim. phone ele-
vator service; reasonable. Potomac 4245.
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Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and SITS n.w.-1 room Kit, bath;
completely turn, linens, silver. Frigidaire;
day week month National 5425.
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VACUUM CLEANERS-Eurekas, Airways.
Premiers $40; Hoover ElectroluX sl5:
fully guar. Best Brands. sos 1Ith NV.
National l1hn
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PARK LEE. 1890 PARK RD.1-ExCEL-
lent location. Attractive living-sed room.
Spacious dressing r. dinette, kit, bath.
S55.5O; FTigtdaiTe shower Also bachelor
apt. without kit. S45. Phone Adams 33s2.
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CREDIT MANAGER for clothing store:
wonderful opportunity for live wire. State
qualifications and salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 47-V Star Office.
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DUPONT CIRCLE 1909 10th St NV
Gentleman to share select front room with
another: modern conveniences: walking
distance doWntoWn Board optional
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4:}24 CHESAPEAKE ST NW-FTOnt room.
convenient semi-suburban location; suit
able for gentlemen; reas; private family
1927 MASS. AVE. NW.-Single room,
nicely furnished; home atmosphere; eX-
cellent meals: reasonable.
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PETWORTH 315 Webster St-Sunny
front room. newly decorated twin beds
continuous hot water; for employed adults.
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4423 2 ST. NV. - min. from Treasury.
near GEORGETOWN University-Suitable one
or two. single beds. newly and comfort ably
furnished reasOna BILE: garage aOa
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1925 18th ST. N.W.-Single and double
front rooms. oil heat, continuous hot
water.
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1722 MASS. AVE. NW-studio basement
room, suitable two or three young men;
excellent meals; convenient.
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g3OS Goth ST. NW-Comfortable rooms
double single; excellent meals; table
m. I'd phone POtomar DS0G
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1870 MASS. AVE. N.W-Ncely furnished
room for Young lady. semi-private bath;
walking distance; excellent meals; reason
able.
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WASHER. A c; also ironer. Apex late
model; used only two times; cash or terms.
4l2S Sth st. NV. Apt. lU2. Adams G71l.
WASHERS AND IRONERS-Invento1y
clearance. all makes. very low prices Proc
ter &c Rldgelv. 3524 14th St Col. 10000
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1000 r ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished, single
AMI double rooms. available December 10;
excellent location; convenient to car line
IL LONGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Large front
room. $50 month. Phone Georgia 1876.
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14IO 10th ST. Nw.-Attr. double room in
boarding club: excellent food
and service: ideal location: reas.
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WOODBRIDGE. 37O1 So Dakota Ave. NE
Large, attractive room new home: con-
genial private family; l or . persons: rea-
snnahlp nhnne lhe
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MT. PLEASANT. 1910 Newton n.w---Two
. attractive double Tooms. large closets.
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I l.I2 KENNEDY ST. NW|One room
| sleeping porch, for one or two young men;
| near car lines Phone Georgia $3.50
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1859 MACOMB ST-Two large connecting
rooms with bath. suitable for 4. $50; also
gin nuIn aNcallaElf meals
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916 10th ST. NV. Gordon Hotel-Large
double room. twin beds running water.
Sll weekly With bath So. Double.
SIS. "4-hr. elevator, switchboard service.
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Sl2 INGRAHAM NW.-Large. beautiful
front room IN private family gentlemen
preferred; GentileS only. Georgia 200.
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Single and double open fireplaces. run
ming water, semi-private baths.
1913 IRVING ST NW-Furnished room.
next to bath. c.h.w.i two persons. Phone
Columbia O369.
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3ON P ST. n W.
! Room and Kitchen.
Third E1por E7ropV

ATTRACTIVE LIVING ROOM. BED
room. kitchen and bath; cleo refrieers.
ton. gas and electricity included, $50.
Can be shown Saturday and until noon
Sunday. 5S26 3rd st. NV.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP--MEN.

ADVERTISING sALEsMAN-only those
with successful records and ability to
write copy need apply. Those who have
sold program space. radio or newspaper ad--
vertising given preference. Apply Telacast
Feature Service, Tudor Hall. 10th and
Mass ave NV. Room SO.
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49O2 7th ST NW-Large room in private
home. all convenlences. suitable = young
men Jewish preferred
Evening star., 1935-07-21

should be home and at leisure next morning.
For awhile, as l sat looking out of the
window my thoughts turned back 10 the
annoyance had felt. as never before, in being
unable to make use OF minute after minute
thrown away that day. There had been
another lost ten minutes = it might have
been fifteen - waiting for lingering visitor
to take leave of my editor. And then sud
denly put the blame where it belonged -
upon my own inefficiency.
Everything in the present day, so it seemed
to me, had to be efficiently planned or 20
to waste t even friendship. | had meant to
make it point to see certain friends of my
own before going away, but had never found
time; and today had not even managed to
send note about an engagement would not
be able to keep.
1t was all very stupid. | thought, this
rushing around, each in one s own small or bit
and losing contact with even those very dear
to one. And then. why don't know, but the
thoughts of wasted time drifted into senti-
mental mood in which sat looking out at the
waltzing landscape and composing imaginary
letters that never have been written, and
friendly messages never sent.
From the point of view of ordinary social
courtesy there are hundreds of notes year.
which each of us in common civility ought to
write: message on any one of scores of SUBJ
jects; few friendly words so pleasant to
receive and so easy to send if the means
wherewith and the empty time might ever
Evening star., 1935-07-21

sidewalk cafes of Paris that, when had
ordered my lunch, asked the waiter as one
might in Paris, for sheet of paper and an
envelope. Of course he looked at me blankly,
showed the plate of assorted rolls somewhat
nearer. and supplied me with ice water and a
pat of butter, and went away.
wanted very much to write note, which
had been on my mind all morning but which
had found no time for. And now for at least
fifteen minutes | sat gradually eating rolls
and butter. to an amount not only spreading
to the waistline but destroying to the appre-
citation of whatever had ordered for lunch.
From the restaurant had to hurry to the
hairdresser's S for permanent wave. With my
unwritten note in mind, became nervously
which / completely wasted, alternately re-
reading magazine that hadn't fifteen min
utes' worth of reading matter in it, and
sitting with my hands in my lap. and remem-
bering friends to whom should have liked to
telephone goodbye There was no plug-in
telephone, and not even a pad and pencil
available on which / might have written
usually inexcusable) pencilled notes.
From the hairdresser's l hurried to my
train. asked the porter for an envelope and
paper. But the best he could give me was
telegraph blank and snub-nosed pencil,
which in this case were quite all right since |
sent a night telegram in place of the important
note. also made list on another blank of
messages to telephone and to write when l
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in the lives of thousands of US that are
wastefully thrown away.
Frankly, never thought of these wasted
minutes further than to be irritated when
people, late for one appointment, in turn
made me late for another But this spring.
three things together suggested an idea which
might perhaps develop into custom of social
value Or. of course, it might not; but at all
events this is the story:
My own evaporation at wasted time came
10 a sudden head about three months ago on
the day we moved to the country, always
day when time is short - or at least we try to
pack too many things into it. There were last
things to buy. last dress to be fitted, a last
minute appointment with the dentist; and it
was almost two o'clock when one of the most
attractive of those sidewalk restaurants,
bordered with plants, which have been
springing into bloom here and there through
out New York, reminded me of lunch.
The surroundings were so suggestive of the
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ica have more time
saving devices than
any other people in
the world. Yet how
many of us, l won
der, have ever hap
pened to think of
millions of minutes
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folded each paper filled envelope in half,
making size about the same as the average
mirror that comes in a wrist bag.
Then cut thin piece of blotting paper to
fit the stack of envelopes like a book cover,
snapped an elastic band around the packet,
neat as can be, and it all goes into the mirror
pocket of even my smallest bag And then, of
course, | carry fountain pen filled with
quick-dryng ink.
At all events, the result has been amazing
- to me! Notes want to write and mean to
write - and forget - or for which | never
find time, have been written by the score
during the last three months, even here in the
country - waiting at the dock for boat to
arrive waiting at the post Office for the mail
to be sorted sitting at idle moments on the
beach.
A friend of mine who is stopping in hotel
made chit packet for herself lit was she who
urged me to write this artcle) and she tells
me that she has written almost hundred
notes and letters in the endless minutes of
sitting alone at table waiting for. her food.
But the real idea of making yourself small
chit packet always ready to use is not so much
one of saving time in writing the notes you
have to write, as in widening the scope of your
messages that would otherwise never be sent
to friends. You read an especially admirable
editorial, or see cartoon in the newspaper
that you'd like to share with friend, or you
see an item that would be of interest to
another - something perhaps not important
enough to keep in mind and write a letter
about when you get home, but very tempting
to clip and send with word of comment so
easily written in an otherwise wasted minute.
Perhaps there might be developed packet L.
of ready-to-use papers. If not, large supply
of home made packets similar to my own can
be put together in few minutes and are as
ready as handkerchiefs to take with us wher-
ever we go. The paper must be very thin -
so as to take up no room - and of opaque
variety. For this reason like blue, since white
shows through. But it doesn't really matter
what we choose to write with; the point is
merely to make our own plan to give to those
whom we like particularly to those whom
we love - a few of those otherwise empty
minutes that we have all been in the habit of
throwing away.
Copyright, 1885, by Emily Post
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July 2I, 1885

come together. And yet, even among
those we love. one of us going away
says: Write me soon." The other
answers, "Of course will"
Then the one who goes away
sends picture postcard from here
and another from there; but with
writing materials never at hand in
the odd unoccupied moments that
are met with almost every day, the
letters written in thought never
take visible form.
The reason why we Americans are
telephoning (and telegraphing)
nation is plain: To telephone or to
telegraph we merely lift up a re-
ceiver that is almost always at our
elbow. We quite possibly 60 on
reading, writing. or even talking at
the same time. But to write a letter,
whether it be of several pages, or no
more than one sentence. first we
have to find paper and envelope to
match, then pen that we can write
with, and ink that runs smoothly,
and then a piece of blotting paper,
and after that a stamp!
And so i don't know whether
this will appeal to you - but bor-
rowing one idea from the chit in
India (those thin stamped and
ready to send sheets of paper and
another idea from the experiences of
the day just past. but most of all
taking the idea from young friend
of mine who as a child made up a
packet of envelopes stamped and
addressed to himself, which he put
in his fathers luggage when his
father started on journey. made
a chit package for myself.
| happened to have a supply of
special air-mail paper, which is so
very thin that a dozen sheets weigh
less than an ounce, and are less than
one-sixteenth of an inch in thick
ness. | put sheet of paper in each
of six envelopes, and stamped each :
with a three-cent stamp. A man
could choose envelopes to fit his
card case hut for rnu oun ,,ca
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that we
manner
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Good Taste TODAY

mdas sUM e0ething has be svsN planned go
friendship Here is a deuce to make note-v,1tng easy
bV EMILY POST
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