davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-02-21
I hath vnder her belly a bag,

and hath vnder her belly a bag,
wherein she carrieth her yong"
As there is only one species OF
opossum found in the United States,
we know the recorder was describing
our strange little beast. About 1916
a few opossums were accidentally in
troduced into California, and, like
many visitors to that fair State, re-
manned.
1t has been predicted by several that
the time Is not far distant when every
wooded section in the United States
will have opossums.
Today Connecticut, Southern Michi-
gan, Southern Wisconsin, Iowa and
Eastern Nebraska, south to the Gulf
Coast, west to the Tooth meridian,
through Mexico, or into the tropics
and Lake Ontario, are the abiding
places of the woody pig"
The cover of the night is selected by
this hunter to sally forth. You may
catch a glimpse of the stroller on a
moonlight night. He moves about as
fast as tortoise, and like him gets to
his destination by keeping his goal ever
before him.
His food is merely a matter of what
he finds, for his digestive apparatus is
marvellous. Sweet corn. fresh eggs and
persimmons are his choice. Berries,
fish, fruit, vegetables, insects are in
cidental.
The opossum is not Sociable. With
the exception of mating time and
when you see the mother rearing her
young, you find them rambling
through woods and fields alone.
The hermit of the woods is fastidi-
Gus. Upon completion of his hardy
meal he seeks water and washes his
face most thoroughly. He combs
his coarse hair with either foot near
est the place he wishes to reach.
OF truth, we can say the opos-
sum is Americas first STRAP hanger" /"
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It Started
BY JEAN NEWTON.
Bookworm.

HES a regular bookworm" Is a
term commonly applied to one
who is so fond Of literature or study
that. metaphorically speaking, he eats
up or devours books.
In this sense, the expression has
been used for thousands Of years.
The phrase has its origin in q real
bookworm, the larva Of q moth or
beetle, many varieties Of which are
known to biologists.
These larvae literally eat their way
through the leaves Of books, eventually
making them UNIT for use and some
times completely destroying them.
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Ponoyers.

Beat two eggs well and add one cup
full of white -four and half a teaspoon
full of salt which have been sifted
together. Beat until foamy and free
from Jumps. Pour into very hot, well
creased heavy muffin pans or earth
enware cups and bake until puffed
and firm, starting with a hot oven
and reducing the heat for the last
part Of the baking. The baking will
take about IS minutes and you will
have six large popovers.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
The Debunker

BY JOHN HARVEY FURBAY, Phi. d.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
Ny Neighbor Says;

To remove the fat that forms
on the top Of soup, put piece OF
ice in cheesecloth and pass 1t
rapidly over the hot soup. All
fat will adhere to the cheese
cloth.
White wooden blankets which
have become yellowed with age
may be dyed pink, rose. blue or
any favorite color. Bind them
with braid of the same shade.
Silk handkerchiefs should be
washed with borax in tepid
water. Use little or no soap.
Colored handkerchiefs should al
ways be washed in cold or tepid
water and dried in the shade.
tCopyright. 1889
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Marks Tooth Birthday.

Nine. Bertin Of Juvignac, France.
recently celebrated her Tooth birthday
and the 85th anniversary Of her we'd
ding, having been married on her
18th birthday.
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Percentage PLAYS.

hand has really moth
ing to do with the title Of the
article. It's Just put in to
L show you what can be done
with nonvulnerable bidding by
two reckless opponents.
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Opossum.

vOW much do you know about
our famous marsupial? The
II earliest record Of the opoS-
i L sum is said to be the one
written about 1916 in Pur-
chas' "Pilgrimages In describing
some of the beasts he found in Vir-
einia. this is what he says "The
opassom hath a head like a Swine,
O tayle like a Rat, as big as Cat,
Evening star., 1935-02-21

THE earliest home of the Borden
family, many descendants OF
which are living in America today,
was in County Kent, England. This
county is celebrated as the gar
den county" of England. and 1t is
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Columbia Cast
In Gay Farce

"Where Masks Are Worm" an
artificial three-act comedy, was
presented last evening on the
stage in Pierce Hall as the sixth
and final production of the Co
lumbia Players.
The authoress, Dorothea Lewis,
gave this farce excellent lines
and rather amusing situations,
and then promptly forgot to
write any sort of plot. All of
which causes great commotion
among the players. giving them
little opportunity to feel, or act
their parts.
Robert M. Miller works ex-
ceptionally hard to give the
manuscript a real zest, while
Helen Mead. Dorothy Clarke,
Richard Kruezburg and Joe
Bourne sing out their lines in
much the same manner as a
vaudeville comic would attempt
to gag. The last mentioned Co.
lumbia Player could easily delete
one line from the 1.-THE White
Angora Rabbit" number and save
O few audience bushes.
The stage settings were de-
signed and executed by Jane
Lasater Rubey, the music for
"T'he White Angora Rabbit" was
written and played by Adolf
Torovsky, and Dorothea Lewis
directed.
You may see it tonight-at
$3.50. R.H.
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Clue Club Film
For Met

The Florentine Dagger" War
ner Brothers new murder mys-
terry melodrama, produced under
the auspices of the Clue Club,
opens at the Metropolitan Theater
Friday. Ben Hecht, long famous
as q writer of unusual novels and
film plays, a list of which includes
such works as "Scarface," Front
Page" Crime without Passion"
and others, wrote the original
story which deals with the murder
Of . theatrical producer. Both
his daughter, who is the star of a
play in his theater, and the play
wright, are suspected Of the crime.
The playwright. a descendant
Of the murderouS Borgias, is torn
with doubt as to whether he COM
mitted the crime or not. He also
is in a quandry as to whether the
star Of the play. the woman he
loves, may have done it.
There is a talented cast with
Donald Woods in the role Of the
playwright and descendant of the
BorgiaS; Margaret Lindsay as the
star OF the play and the sweet
heart of Woods. Others in the cast
include Henry O'Neill, G. Aubrey
Smith, Robert Barrett, Florence
Fair, Frank Reicher, Charles
Judels, Rafaela Ottiano, Paul Por-
cast, Ely Malyon, Egon Brecher
and Henry Kolker.
The picture has an interesting
background in Italy and Vienna.
Robert Florey directed from the
screen play by Tom Reed.
Dave Apollon in a musical reel,
wishing Stone" "FantaAE in
Fashion," and Is minutes al news
events complete the program.
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'FIorentine Dagger
Next Movie at Met

THE Florentine Dagger" War.
ner Bros. new murder mystery
melodrama, produced under the
auspices of the Clue Club, opens
at the Metropolitan Theater Fri
day. Ben Hecht, long famous as
writer of bizarre and unusual
novels and film plays, a list which
includes such works as "Scarface,"
Front Page" Crime Without
Passion" and many others, wrote
the original story which deals
with the murder of a theatrical
producer. Both his daughter, who
is the star of play in his theater,
and the playwright are suspected
of the crime.
The playwright, a descendant
of the murderouS BorgiaS, is torn
with doubt as to whether he COM
mitted the crime or not. He also
is in a quandary as to whether
the star of the play, the woman
he loves, may have done it.
There is a talented cast with
Donald Woods in the role of the
playwright and descendant of the
Borgias, Margaret Lindsay as the
star of the play and the sweet
heart of Woods. Others in the
cast include Henry O'Neill, C. Au-
brey Smith, Robert Barrat, Flor
ence Fair, Frank Reicher, Charles
Judols. Rafaela Ottiano, Paul
Porcasi, Ely Malyon, Egon
Brecher and Henry Kolker.
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Open House al
Roadside

The Roadsiders are holding
"open house" next Sunday from
noon until 6 o'clock, when all
may view the extensive re-
modelling which Edith I. Allen
and her crew of carpenters have
done in converting the huge red
barn into a theater. The Road
side season will open on Monday,
June II, with Bion Boucicault's
famous thriller, after Dark"
The revolving stages will prob
ably be the first goal of visitors,
judging from the interest shown
by the many who have already
dropped in for a tour of the
new theater. The ground floor
of the barn has been completely
floored, and sumo of the parti.
tions dividing off dressing rooms,
box office, designers office and
work shop from the lobby have
been finished.
Other work in progress in.
cludes surfacing the loft floor
with a lengthwise flooring, cree.
ton of the proscenium. installa-
ton of the famous rows of
canvas seats, building the interior
staircases (the exterior ones are
already built and in use), and
installation Of complete theater
lighting.
To reach the barn, drive out
the Rockville Pike. Four miles
beyond Bethesda and just past
the Georgetown Prep School is
the barn, in full view from the
road.
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9everaqes & Liquors

IA Liquor Co 1906 Columbia I'd NV .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 Is 0w - AO $3.50
AIS Liquor Store 1882 7th st nv w DE S84I
Ambassador Beer q Liquor 24s5 10 NV 90 1870
AmhrOGis OsIieatessen il & Fla AZ NV NO 202S
Atlas Liquor Co L ne . ME 4272
Cairo Liquor Shop 1918 II nw... NO 97I2
Central LIQUor Store 5lS NV ....ME 7735
|cOStA'S Contradictory 3440 18th nv -. CO 7IA3
Economy Liquor Store 143 r st 50 ... IL S743
FeIkerS Liquor Store S7O6 Ga ave NV CO 1882
|F o Liquor Store 324e Ut Pleasant CO 2420
Hyman's Liquor Shop s12s Mt Pleasant CO 1888
Iaffe Liquor Store POI q uw " 81 1872
LOG Cabin LIquer Store 1900 7th NV. NO 98iS
ILo.kO Liquor Store 1880 Fla Az go. IL 7Il4
N ulhOrln'S Liquor Store II n nv ME 9376
|piVer's DsIicatssscn LIGuOr 1929 IL nv CO i04Ie
Plaza Wine & Liquor Stere 705 N Cap N e $3.50
Reds Liquor Store 1859 NV -. NO 94I9
Reliable Liquor Store 1921 IA NV De 1924
|Sammy's LiuuOr Store i345 18th n. W. DE. S995
|Sam Eigs 54lR Ga az nv GE $685.
Service Liquor she's 4O7 R AZ ne 49,. DE 6464
IL Liquor Store 625 Pa Sc 800. u 9727
|steeIman's Liquor store 274s IL nv co 6767
True Blue LIQUOR Store 1888 Wis Az nv We 1875
Vintage Wine & Liquor Store 2610 Conn CO 1888
York wine Liquor Store 1857 Ga ~ CO $685.
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Auto Service

American Auto Wreekers 1918 nv DE 5762
Henry PooIe 1919 II se u 1890
q aertner's Auto Service rear 7l9 N CAP ma 1880
lanes MUrBhy 1909 N NV ST $500
IRayheStoa BRAKE Service el7 Y Az NJ qHI6
IHU1h Reid reay R0I ! ~ MT s7I9
Iwatt's Garaas rrar 1897 NO s2i0
18th st Garase. = 6 Willie 17h2 18th NV
If eathnrstaRs SerV Angle 1SA5 Az NO BOSS
Auto Brake Service Co 427 ME 8206
Auto Upholstery Cleaned: TlraIla Process NJ ISIS
I6rowA'S ATtO Resair 1871 18th NO $3.50
| Johnson AHts Repair 2Sls Ca nv NO 1910
NRefarencA
Is Auto Glass sh"p 1908 % 49,. Ii ss43:x
IcaII Carl mo S14 NV .... Of RVS
loerry Mason PISS Champla'n It NV co 1920
aNeCOmaS OIdsmobile Ser rear 1919 IL MA SSIt
Modern Auto Badly Wks 2llS nv We IZ3I
NatinNaI Auto TO0 Co 21ls - nv De 2S@8
ia WashInN+Nn e. carsaa Alax Va Ale. 1907
ohiIIr A ToIsoV I'M nv NO ae7A
Senators AutS Wash 5an eN4a Ca AZ NV NO Ssl4
18th ST Garage r C Willie 1902 18th NV
BATTERY SERVICE
MET Rat 4 EIse c. 1"27 Goth NV NE nneS
G IReII L Glover Bat Flee Ser 2606 Pa av WE 24IO
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Sign Warner GLAND

Warner GLAND has been set for
a featured role in Walter Wan.
gers film, Shanghai" in which
Loretta Young and Charles Boyer
are featured.
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Was Child Writer

Ralph Murphy. directing Men
Without Names" at Paramount,
sold his first story to a national
magazine at the age of 10.
RESORTS
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9eautv Salons

SSuss Marie s114 nth nv AD 775
Alda's Beauty Salon 1888 Rladenbr I'd N. ss2s
AIMEE HarIein eas ~ NV NE 1855
1ARsiRs Beauty ShopDs 9515 IL ct NV. CO 1926
Arcade Beauty Shoe ID floor
5522 Coma Az NY c. 1913
Arde Beauty shos oa0s u nv ...... CO 1887
9s4ty'S l75s Col I'd nv .....Co 1921
aab'S Beauty Sho0 800 Upshur NV co $3.50
Bonnie Rrae e12 7th NV 400. NE 605s
capital Beauty PsrTor ss1 @ NV NE M7A
Needs $3.50
IcorEsrv Beauty shos $40 18th nv MA s2s3
cosmetnus Beauty Shos 3lS1 Mt PIT NV CO 7i01
lcosmouOIitan Beauty sheO 527 10 NV NE S8ls
Curtis Beauty Salon o41s ~ nv co SI@
Elizabeth Davis 1909 1t nv MI S408
HnoRiRhaR Beauty Shes DoRiphGH bg Alex 49,
0OrothV Shaups $50 Earle hG 1900. Nc 9IC2
0ot's Beauty ShoD 12n7 Fl NV We z2N
Earle ReaUtV Salon 591 IL nv ME 1858
esther's Beauty Sa'nR f4a n ne SsSS
lrIoresteTA Beauty Salon sns p ne eS5o
French Hair DyHiHs waving 1921 II NV CO 500
Gabriel 1919 Conn Az NV Ma III0
YeIen'S ReautV Salon 3nn % ~ ....... NE 4IS2
irene Beauty PArIoE 9aha - nv co eSS0
'ack's Hardressins Salon T1O IL nv o. 1857
IOe PaianO 1919 Conn av M 1884
|, "on 4 Jules HaVrdres.ius 1892 Fl It NV WE Rsas
1 lillian cramer 111S 18th nv ..... ~ 0235
II owes Beauty Salon 710 ~ nv So. ME l626
I%arlreI!N Approved she's 1903 IL NV NE aAn8
NsiIVIn sisters 100 Conn MA $3.50
oark certrsI Reautv Shan 1aNn p NV We OS4n
AoNWHer Puff ReaHty Salon a34 Nv ne De $3.50
outh vr..'. esautv Salon 11es " AZ q" I ME ss2S
SaeefV R"aUtV Salon 1904 Pa AZ nv NE MII
wsodlsV PIX Towers e7s7 DevonshirS 81 co saaS
VOodburR 1888 Col - COL 6S5S
Aom. Beauty Salon 4 o It NV ...... No i"se4
Adele'S 1851 n ...... NO S4TA
Gima's Beauty Salon sss u It NV. ..... NE 0247
Gmmvs's Rea,rty saIan s97 r It nv . NO 100
IFIeminu Beauty Shoppe 1914 v It NV Nh s34s
Il adv MI 1oas 9th NV Pc 1898
sOS ". ia Rsautv sa,op 1911 You NV 49,. nE Sass
l. IRnoInette 1898 n NV . Nh a4I8
IalsrIonstts Beauty shop 1918 You nv NO ASIA
IRObertA'S BeaTtV SalNn s13 Fla NV No inSH
I0sxy's 23I Florida nv NO 2129
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CLASSIFIED
'Loans-Mortaaqes
REAL EsIAIE

REAL ESTATE
HOuuhton & Co 9Ds 18th nv 81 7SSC
Corporation Construction Loans, 1910 K 81, w. VI
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA JA0,
Tyler I Rutherford 1890 NV MA O47S-I
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mari 2s0S Ca ave NV CO I721I
Bethesda Personal Banker 1882 wis ~ WI GS7;
Grsenbaum 1904 Eve ct nv NE 1885,
Directory
State Loan Co 1909 r l ave Mt Rainier De sSSs
PAWN BROKERS
ROssiyn Lean Co Rosslyn Va -. Wal 0I8l
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
MEpRVMAM HoMELIKE: Mr.. BEACH.
"6"n "N" Moderate. Mrs. Alice Merryman.

ROANOKE COTTAGE - Delightfully."-
situated on the ocean front at 22nd
Street. Modern, reasonable, American
Plan. Phone 1872 or write for rates
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Builders-Contractors- -coaI-Ice--FueI

z Delay Coal Ice Co 400 II NV NO 9O72
Evans Ice Coal L Wood Co 1913 O NV NO 92S3
Judd's Coal Ice SerV IT 1915 Vt Az DE $3.50
y Glstzbiach offics-YRrd oSa 18th ne IL OOS7
As
J NormanI6Is 18th NV DE 1874
RiHaidi Coal Co $40 ave ne . NO 1900
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Electrical Service

Com EIsc Shop $40 Fla ave NV .... NO 96I3
Fearing Elec Co 1888 18th NV CO I&25BM
kuehiiRg LOckSmith & Elec 8 9TH ne u Ass
I4th st Electric Shop 1901 18th NV . CO I037S
Reliance Radio Co 1851 l. 1t NV 800. ME 74II
Regal EIec Co $40 Upshur st nv .. CO 1891
Smith 92s Howard I'd Gs 49,. IL 6O2sR
Locate
Warren 1905 ct NV MA 1859
r Watson Co CO O46O eve AT 2I2OW
TUrberViIIe Inc 1922 Conl av NO SAO7
J Kent White e. Cont 500 King st Alex Va Tel
Whiting & HerrIty 1lOs 9th NV ... MA 1882
Geo c WormIey SAT Fla ave NV ....... NO 1919
L0CKSMITH
Jacks Lock & Key Shop l17s 18th NV Ma S919
Try Me Lock Co 22l1 l4th NV De 1877
Wash Key Gun LOcksmfth 3O05 N ct
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Markets

Markets
Adlsr's Kosher Market 81 Upshur 1t NV 40 1851
shamatss Sea Eeod Co 1928 You It NV 20 S65l
Spanish Store 1886 18th NV D DE 1885,
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WILDWOOD. N J., OFFERS EVERYTHING IN
SEASIDE SUMMER RESORT. INVESTIGATE.
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Found
IN DIAMOND CABS

Pair glasses in case in Cab 1927.
Blue silk umbrella In Cab 688.
Black silk umbrella in Cab 48S.
Call Lost and Found Dept, North 2S6s.
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Business OppOrtunitieS

DISTRICT MANAGER individual or com.
pany wanted to sell Friedrich Floating
Air Commercial refrigerators. preferably
with experience. Opportunities unlimited E!
Friedrich Manufacturers Since 1883, San
Antonio. TexaR
SHRINE WEEK concessions, 919 Pa. Ave
N.W. 73O 18th NV. Sec ]. W. Bienoni
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THE NEWCASTLE Gs isa9 't an.

Free bathing orchestra. American
Plan. Special weekly rates. Remodeled
throughout. Mrs L. e. Skinner. Mgr.
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$4,000 REWARD
For return of clothing, rare laces. valu.,
able accessories, jewelry in cases. and
portable No 7. from auto. Mon. night.
Return to Southern Club. 400 New
Hampshire Ave. n. W. North 4712.
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LOANS UP TO $500
ON Autos, Furniture or EndorSerO
KRAFT LOANS. INC.
1903 Rhode Island Ave. Greenwood 400
LoANs-S300 or less. DOMESTIC FL
NANCE CORPORATION. Arlington Trust
Building. Rosslyn. Va. Phone WEST 0306.
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ALBEMARLE HALL Centrally i.s,,!g

Directly on the ocean Promenade.
Convenient to all places Of amusement.
Booklet, ]. Stanley Smith
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COCOA BUTTER TREATMENT in ouis
home: colored nurse. North 276S.
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RESORTS

Eleventh 81 Pharmacy 800 II ss..........L - ~
FeoleS Pharmacy 1901 < nv 49,. MA 89i
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Announcements


No Additional Charge For al,
In THIS Classification
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Moving & Storage
Plumbina-Heatine

Charles Brsome sl4 r ct ns.,,.AT 1851
Hawkins 1903 T at ........ NO 9I81
John W HIVdon 1900 10th ne ....... 20 O22s
Many
Call Sutton. reg plumber 1909 O nv NO ESQ.,
Bob Vranieh pIbu Z hts 1884 King ct Alec VI
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HELP-MEN,

YOUNG MAN. with car or light truck. TO
get new locations and service coin ma
chimes. Only real go-getters. need apply
Salary and commission. Address Box
44S-E Star office.
YOUNG MAN as salesman and solicitor
for trucking firm. household moving; must
have car; excellent proposition for right
man; good salary steady position. Give
full particulars; references. Address Box
20S-H, Star office.
YOUNG MAN. neat in appearance for gen.
eral office work in local laundry; must
have at least a high school education.
State full qualifications and give refer
enceS. together with name of last employer.
Address Box 19-H Star office.
YOUNG MAN some technical training.
able to sketch and make rough drawings;
sales, and, promotional work; $50 per
month and commission. Excellent chance
for advancement. Address Box 1"-H.
Star office.
A PERMANENT position with earnings
above average: direct selling plan; average
sale $500; commission 20to: our statesmen
average sale week; must have car.
Address Box Eth. Star office
JANITOR for small. colored fiat; quarters
provided.
P. J. WALSHE. INC.
1107 ! ST NV National oOa5
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PLOMBlNG,-Gooo OPPORTUNITY lor !ocai
to get located in large jobbing shop: must
be practical. familiar with D. c. plumbing
regulations. capable of laying out work
and handling men: we operate open shop;
answer in own handwriting: state age ref
erence and salary. Address Box 15H-E,
Star Office S'
Evening star., 1935-10-06

For two hustlers living in Washington or
vicinity. We start you in business in your
own neighborhood; furnish all merchandise
and equipment and your investment is
not one penny. You must however. meet
our requirements. To qualify, only men
between 30 and 80 years not employed
and who want permanent position need
apply.
VIII interview applicants personally at
$3.50 sharp Monday October r, at Room
zoos Vermont Building llO3 Vermont
ave. at L st. Ask for Mr.. Williams. per-
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WANTED-AGENTS.

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Sen so assorted
leatherette folders, name imprinted, 81.
High commission. samples free. Dunbar,
New Brun. wick N j
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE. easy,
pleasant way TO increase your income now
to Christmas; Iooss, profit selling sesnsa,,
Novel! Different! Exquisite sheer sheens,
beautiful mother pearls rich silhouettes,
brilliant gold, silver effects unusual nov-
city cut-outs. Fastest, easiest money
maker. Wildfire seller; also soc Christmas.
soc comic Christmas. and 81 Gift wrap
ping. everyday boxes: experience unneces-
sary: everybody buys, We pay postage;
samples on approval. Write Bluebird
Studios, Dept. IS. Fitchburg, Mass.
COIN MONEY selling COLORED-give
away free picture Joe Louis with hair
Stralehtener. Valmor. o4i9-TC. Cottage
Grove Chicago.
IRONING CORD. prevents scorching. saves
electricity. abolishes kinks and snarls for
telephones also. l5O', profit sales guar
anteed; samples. Neverknot, 4503 Ravens
wood. Chicago.
PRESS BUTTON. take lighted cigarettes
from beautiful pocket case, Everybody
wants it. Try it--our risk. Fortune for
agents Magic Case 4,1134 CoZenS ave.
Dept PIT. St Louis Mo
SENSATIONAL MONEY MAKER-Waltham
Christmas folder. 81 all different featuring
silk ribbon folder. mother-of-pearl. novelty
cut louts. envelopes to match. Sci! for
81. costs SOC. Opening everybody eyes.
Write for particulars and samples on ap-
proval. Waltham Art Publishers. Dept.
3Ol. Water st. Boston. Mass.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Personal and business greetings at prices
to meet all competition. Our direct from
manufacturer to consumer line assures
higher quality and lower prices. Thistle
gift wrapper. everyday. birthday, and
other boxes. are exceptional in value and
sell on sight. Commissions are liberal
and our free merchandise and bonus plan
will put more money in your pocket: Call,
phone or write and ioin our stan OF happy
and prosperous salesmen and women.
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A REAL BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

p. J. WAISHE. INC.
! l1O7 ! St NV National oOa5
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EARN UP TO S25 WEEKLY

SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS
Low prices better quality personal
CARDS 6-boX assortments; free samples
Eertel, 3O5 W. Adams, Dept. VIII,
Chicaeo.
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OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN
RADIO DEPAPTNHENT

RADIO DEPARTMENT.
A PROMINENT ADVERTISING
AGENCY REQUIRES THE SERV-
ICES OF A YOUNG MAN BE-
TWEEN THE AGES OF 25 AND
80 TO ENTER ITS RADIO DE-
PARTMENT. MUST BE ALERT,
NEAT APPEARING. HAVE UNI
VERS1TY EDUCATION AND BE
EXCELLENT TYPIST. MUST BE
WILLING TO ACCEPT MODEST
SALARY AND HAVE A DESIRE
TO WORK HARD AND ACCEPT
ORDERS FROM HIS SUPERIOR.
APPLY AT ONCE. ADDRESS
ROX 16T-H STAB OEEICE
Evening star., 1935-10-06
statesmen,

statesmen,
Put on your hat and tell your wife you
are going down to the Hamilton and see
what the shooting is all about" While
there, you will meet Bill D.. who
made over $1,000 in September and four
other fellows who answered this ad some
time ago. and who
AVERAGED 1896
for September. Our entire sales force of
IS men
AVERAGED S33S
for that month. These men all work on
BONA FIDE LEADS
in the form of mail inquiries. No "cold
turkey" no houSe-to-houSe work. We are
expanding the organization for the Fall
and Winter and can use a few more men.
If you can sell, or can learn, come in and
get the story. It's new and different and
the most interest interesting proeram YOU ever ever
Hamilton Hotel. o o'clock. Monday morn
ing. mo other time.)
Evening star., 1935-10-06

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