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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business.

PAINTING. PAPERINa-Neat. clean re-
ss5lss.eFtfssIaiz sls. given. Phone Arnold, .Hd-
PAINTING, PAPERING,
sonable prices For free estimate. call
Inc. 345I I4th st. NV.
PAPERING.PAINTING Deal direct with
mechariis; le: me prove how reasonable
am. Call Me0 any time. Columbia O3e6.
PAPER1NG. painting and plastering ct reas.
130 Webster st. NV. Adams 2967-W.
PAPERINq.. PAINTING--Larae or small
WORK. Edwards pSone District y 1855. 8s ys. is:
PAPERING-Rooms 81 up. material in
sstimates eRone Haans mal!s R9sepanl''
PAPER1NG RMS. 2-sTORY HALL $50
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERING PA pr painting done at once g rm
ref 4 desired Phone Georgia f s6o4'effa! 6os4a Il!
PAPERING ROOMS. 50 up. Prompt
80 service A. T. George.
606 Oneida pl. NV. Phone Georgta 9468
PAPERHANo1NG. PAINTING = written
Spiel 5423 7th st: NV. Georgia ssfi.
PAPERHANGING. painting. floor scraping:
hrstzelass ;,Is,r Tors A At love lowest Prices,
purf1 3rns SSst nSGG, Jug MOTTO
PApERHANdING AND pATNr1Nd-Work
suatantsed guar ssak Lowest PRICES; Do ny own
PAPERHANGINq, painting, plasterins.
Neat. clean work. Low prices Local re-
sponsible mechanic. Cali Baitz, 43O Ken
yon NV. Columbia 1889
PAPERHANG1NG, painting. plasterine
Deal direct with mechanic. Get better
work for less money. Columbia 6155.
PAPERHANOfNQ-RoO Is Up
satisfaction guaranteed
John n Tolson. District 1889 my13s
PLAsTER1NG.. cernenting, stuccoins, wa
estimates. Mathis q Dempsey, Col 0379.
PLASTERfNG REPAIRS, stucco. cement.
Craftex. leaky Easements, damp walls,
leaky roofs; reas.; guar. Minnick. Lincoln
PLASTERING, any kind: stucco A speciaI-
"; Q1ick service In repair work, Robert
Leyister. II b st. NV. National $685.
ROOFING thinning, gutterine, spout:
bet and 2. Line. 2s4s. 4. 4. Crawford
urH,olEsTERINo a,2l; .lip eoyeTs. cushions.
rsps,irds iSsS TssSs painted with Duco eanins.
UPHOLsTERfNd, repairing, fsfinishins
work done IN the home If desired. e. 8.
weaver. 1434 Newton St: NV. Adams 440l:
upHioLsTsES!EG' n1 1iess Sepairtns, rsfnishiIrss;; ~
18th st. NV. Phone Adams 0761i 14s
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BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt gel
No ch Mattress Co, 3 @ J. st. S.w. Nat. 66T9.
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"Advsrtisements Snder this head
fne are presumed to be from prt-
cate individuals, unless the ddver-
ttsement ctpes firm name or q
business address or states the Dord
Dealer Members OF the public
uho ind dealers mdsquerndirp ~
this column as prtrdte indirtdudis
are urosd to report the matter TO
The Star for tnpestiodtion."
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

S55 MO. YEAR LEAsE-FRoNT APT.
liv. rrn bed rm. and would furnished
INQUIRE janitor 1920 Ga. ave. Geo. 1853.
Mt. PLEASANT. I7I3 LAMONT ST NV.
First floor . rooms. kitchen. bath dinette;
cool; private home: porch and yard light.
heat. gas and elec. refrigeration included:
no objection to child; ref; SG5.
1920 WARDER ST NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. hath; gas and electricity furnished.
2717 BLADENSBURG RID. NE-TWO
large. bright Ink. rms. next semi-priv.
bath adults only: rent reasonable
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RECEIVING
AND
MARKING ROOM

"A local department store
has an opening for a capable
and experienced man to take
complete charge of it's receiv-
ing and marking room. I'm
less you are experienced and
have executive ability. please
do not apply. All replies con-
f1dential. State age, expert
ence, education, qualifica-
tions, etc. Address Box 499-B,
Star office.
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ROOMS-SCRIRRAN.

ONE FURNISHED ROOM. next g bath
100, North CherrS VAlRv CiArendon Ha
school walnut aSSA
12O, ARLING1y1N RiD<1E-- large. attrac-
lively furnished hish clevs.Nn; with mar. mar
velous view q city 10 r,rtIteS, ,oy ouS iron,
14th ana ChNSfitntion aNG. Clar IIoO.
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1910 MARYLAND AVE. NE-JaTst.
bright. unfurn. room. Ink. FOR reffr ~.
settled woman; reasonable; cermauent eSs-
cellent refs. Mrs. Riddle. Lincoln $50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tCOut1nueu.D
1000 CONN. AVE-6-RM., 2-BATH APT.
3 expos. to share with 8 cultured girls:
reaS. Phone Columbia 2025.
1921 ADAMS MILL RID. NEAR 18th AND
y G0 frnisbsd rstoor sgt complete
Frisidaire, bed room; shower luxurious.
174l r. ]. ave. NV: (blk. of Maydowerl.
Sath AeAsa eapesars EGohs Tsi shons kca
lumbia 1902. Br. sos. 13'
NEAR LIVING ROOM,
SKiitSStnen; SinSt semi-priv. bath; nicely furnished.
1868 INGLEsIDE TERRACE ROOMS.
private bath; entire second floor; reno
yated, pleasant location; rent reasonable.
sgRsIET IT, TEHREE. E. ROOMS: KITcHEN.
Courts. TEL National gs gSa4 'O0 0ffS.An fs.
TORONTO, APT. 21-TWo ROOMS.
phone Frigidaire. electricity. $50 for 2;
S47 for ]. Available now.
TO sUBLET JUNE | TO SEPT. l. TWO
rooms rooms Kitchen; bath, dinette; reception
exposures. Seven windows: Frigidaire.
S65. includes electricity. 3217 Conn. ave,
Apt 3s Apply Sunday or BY appoint
ment thereafter. District 6SS3. Miss
$1,000. l ROOM, KIT. BATH.
Free Gas, Electricity. Refrieeration
Attractive outside room, completely
furnished in unusually fine style; "a
hr elevator and switchboard service.
1919 6 ses ST SfSiSsn' NV ManfxfE' Ma.' $500.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
cation 50o|i ModsFn s dqsD s0} bds e0si:
frigeratfon. mirror doors. Potomac 50s3.
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ROOMS Ann BOARD.

DUPONT sT-rn 3Ssa nth ST. NW.-Few
vacancies Stpsle seuete; congenial young
people; Southern ec,klne. Nortn eo4g.
E1SGLgsvF Gh ST HOME S2s1fs will isresFfaTt sGs9R
dinner. SEMI -prtvs baths: Columbia O692:
1907 I9tn ST Ns.-single room. next
bath shower nsx POdfpT9i poiose h0me h7sS nsg ds fs.
BkcasIpR ClUs, 1917 K st. N:W;-Ac.
fon sas sSs rs as Ds we xeeE young mem
foSm., o twin Sos; refined atmosphere; ex-
csIlent meals. Govt or professional people.
l6qq 18th 81; N.W.1Largse, attractiiy,es ni,s
home cookjns.-
iS4S FucI ~ ST. NV. q block 14th st
car, direct 70 70 Geyt depts,oNSingleen e. BE BEDS:
dssnSS,e "-9om: available May IS; exclusive
Seme .eference. Phone Decatur 21s3.
IpIt 10th ST. N.W.-Real home; young
pscrle; double front U room; b twin @ nsds; s9Sa
IF you APPRECIATE cleanliness and real
eJutlnrr1 cooking with nice. bright room.
twin beds. home atmosphere. see this; ur-
limited phone: reasonable. 1852 Columbzia
1893 18th ST. NW-Large room running
water in beautiful home; three young men;
excellent meals: reasonable.
1T03 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-Fine loca-
FRn PSnne beeatur bs@s e9S3a ss9s 'A'e' IeAs0n10le
1928 N ST. N.W.-UniQue studio rooms.
In new house opening May 10; unusual de-
tails; walking distance to downtown; we'll
1929 K ST NV. The Lee;Marque-Nicely
eacelies bosGd osGdsh nome Sn eootins
1s45 R st. N.w:-Younk lady 70 share
phone. waking distanr downtown. 14'
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FARM AND GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE GARDENING. RoTTED MA
nure TOP soil delivered bushel or full
loads. Flower plants. shrubbery, sod
ding. Rotted manure. l bushel 30c:
bushels. ST 80 bushels. So Labor rea-
sonable. McNAMEE & JOHNSON. Phone
District 4oSn
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

ROOMS-FURNISHE
APT. 628, 1o2s CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
attractive double room. two exposures
61a DELAF1ELD PL. NV. 1near Georgia
aeoreia ave-. car spo eaii Before nsfi pm nas anu
1922 1sSs L,,+s sT NW-Lsrae g clean eo LII; Ih:k;
up also 1iie seepne rooms Waer $500
larse room with another; comfortable, sin
gle beds; Government employe. "A.
15aL,, 1a45 18TH st st. NV NICELY iurnisheS eS
double bed Very W reasonable soma E"r prices. Hsf WIN
GRAND HOTEL 6o6 r St. n.w.-Clean
elevator service. Phone Metropolitan 1852.
e02 e. CAPITOL sT.-BEAUTIFULLY
posare priVate Gn family % sutsSe SRnsfn s. qSiss s
+ lo0S a. new HkAN,RsH1FE ,T9a5 re- AYE; AYE, NMNs
phone: Phone west 2577.
1l45 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Nicely furnished large front room; newly
decorated no children.
doa9 tos9 aist ST NW scoTnsT snse So css
shower for gentleman. $50.
zoos @ ST. sE-Brieht front room. 8
windows, double bed. near bath; - for
one; So for two; also single roon 81. 13s
Kitchen for Ink; in private family.
2111 G ST. NW.-Walking disNcnce Govt.
depts.; refined surroundings.
MT. PLEASANT-Bright. cheerful single
or double; unlimited phone Call Adams
$3.50 wEEK-2nd a.. front. for employed
lady; on 81 pass bus line; near cars; after
4:30 VIZ. days. IL Sun. Adams 329S.
1855 Newton NV.
COUPLE quiet. married to share private
h3Yne with z Adults. hOrna rYivileReS pvefy-
thins fur. including phone: S35. Phone
Cleveland 036s mornings before IL.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ton downtown: sacrifice: leaving city
Address Box 43s-B. Star ONCE.
LARGE STORE on one of most desirable
corners in GEORGETOWN; storage rooms
COMPANY. 1907 Wis. ave. West 0O74.
DELICATESSEN. fine location. excellent
business; bargain if sold this week: $3.50
cash will carry. Phone Barton. Met 6040. :
GROCERY STORE. meat market for sale
Stock and fixtures, SO 500. Ocean View
Va. near Norfolk. NJ. Miller Line. 4511
RESTAURANT AND GARDEN. downtown;
fully equipped: 10 rooms above; reasonable
Tor quick sale. Address Box soc. star
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WANTED

Three men for steady work; Good earn
inps for men not afraid to hustle for a
future. Applicants must be neat and have
. car and be over 90 Apply Employment
LANSBURGH'S.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-RADIO,

PIANO-Smallest- st-size apartment upright
In very good condition; ideal for the home
dren; repossesson and can be purchased
by merely continuing the weekly payments
of 81 so: total S120. Kits. 1890 G. St
oISmallest-s size baby grand $I7S;
period style; it's handsome little instru-
ment; one OF the repossessed bargains we
have on sale; can be purchased by any
one who Will continue the payments OF 50
weekly. kits, 1880 G St
P1ANO-Late model mahogany finished
baby grand, thoroughly reconditioned; a
sturdy instrument Of good make the ap-
pearance is fine and 1t will give years of
Kits, 1880 g st. N1' ~ '''' ''i''
AEOLIAN ELECTRIC ORGAN. S47-50;
kkurtzmaInIno Iod piano, $50; Gulbransen. $50;
condition Smiths Transfer K Storage Co
1313 You st NV. Phone North 3343
PIANO-On acct. death, Knabe- upright
mahpgany nah q y finish good condition. s75.
GRAND AND UPRIGHTs. In excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent used by
responsible people, reduced in price on all
eTarsntee goes With E every T IN instrumept r eeek One
$135. High grade players as low as $50
the Krenich & Bach and Hartman Pianos
Hugo Worch. lllo @ NV. Est 1879.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
PENN HARD COAL, 2,24O lbs. to ton;
Summer prices; Egg stove. chestnut. SO
ton; pea. $3.50. Adams 81 so. day or night
SPRING PRICES!
Penna. hard coal-White ash stove egg
nut. SO: buckwheat $50: rice. ST so:
pea coal. IS 80 tom 2.24o lbs. to the ton
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 26l6.
BOATS.
wANTED--second-hand canoe Phone
Columbia 1899.
LAUNCHES (2J: one 36-ft. power Gray
engine. $50 h.p. one 40-ft. power Buff
falo 1890. Sale or exchange for i'm
proved D c. property. Line. 1882 IL
OUTBOARD motors; new and used; serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 1910
= St sc.
3O' CABIN CRUISER with Gray 4-cy
marine motor. Boat and dinghy recently
painted. Boat is fully equipped; has cleo
trio radio. Will be glad to demonstrate
Regans Boat House. 18th and Water stS
s.w. Phone Metropolitan 670S. 13'
SOFT NAVY HULL, AL condition: must
be sold. No reasonable offer refused. Can
be seen Corinthian Yacht Club any time.
Shreve. North 5000.
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HELP-WOMEN,

HELP-WVMEN.
tContinued.)
YOUNG WOMEN for curb service. between
the ases of 1S and 25; must be neat and
attractive. Apply 5109 Georgia ave.
SALESWOMEN
Saleswomen for dresses and coats Must
be thoroughly experienced. Permanent po-
BREsLAU, 11O9 ST.
SALESWOMEN-Thoroughlye ex-
perienced for dresses and milli-
merry in speciality shop. Must be
willing to work evenings. Only
experienced need apply. Address
Box 493-B, Star office.
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THE PQRTr,AMn
ROOMS-UNFURNISurD

1929 Vermont ave-; clean, comfortable
convenient; reasonable rates: hctsl service,
walk to work.
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tion and repairs; must have car Apply
Superior Electric Co; 1410 ST. NV.
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. RENT-FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

FURNISHED. BRICK BUNGALOW. JUNE
ID TO Sept. 15-Adults only. Key Blvd,
Clarendon. Phone Walnut SS72.
GEORGETOWN-NIN ROOMS. THREE
baths, garage. garden. From now until Oc-
tober. S135 monthly. Phone West 226s. 16s
LARGE HOUSE. FURNISHED. UPPER 18th
st. July 1st through Labor day. Address
Box 292-B Star Office. Ia
ATTRACTIVELY FUR. 7-R. HOUSE. FROM
June 25 to october /; elec. refrigeration,
oileheat. dining and sleeping porches gar
den and garage. 90 West Irving ST.. Chevy
Chase Nd Phone Wisconsin 1890.
JUNE TO SEPTEMBER. INCLUSIVE,
large detached frame residence. 10 rooms.
bath. servants bath and garage. with
"A acre of attractively Handicapped ground
on GEORGETOWN Heights near Bliss estate:
% -'' TYLER AND RUTHERFORD, INC.
1920 K St NV. Natl. 0475.
CHEVY CHASE MD.--COMPLETELY
fur. all mod. improvements; bed rms. 8
baths; wonderful location for summer;
lease S100 month: refs. Wisconsin 31s6
WOODBRIDGE.
Near 18th and irving Sts. N,E.-Detached
corner home. six rooms. bath: finished
from June 1 to october |. S75.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1918 18th st. NV. Met. 0100.
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Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
Goth and F sts. nw.-1 room Kit, bath:
completely furn., linens silver, Prigidaire:
day week. month National 5425
COLORED-1119 COLUMBIA RD NV
One room; kitchen and private bath. Ap-
Dly after = u m
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C1TTIF AND LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVE CAOOA'
1874.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

T. ROOMS, BATHS; GOOD CoNDi-
ton: INV h.. cleo. large yard; near Navy
Yard; rent reasonable. 712 9TH st. Sc.
CHEVY CHASE.
Detached center-hall Colonial. bed
rooms, baths gear built-in garage. Rent,
furnished, $3.50; unfurnished. S130. Phone
FOxALL,-NEW HOUSE. OVERLOOKING
Government park: detached. rooms Q
baths, double porches built-in garage In
auire so Ct l417 44th ct. NV. Phone Emer-
WAvERLY TAYLOR, mo.
VACANT-9 GRANT CIRCLE Nw|6 R..
b.. glassed porch. Frigidaire. 2-car gar:
good neighborhood; st. GabriePs Parish
Gentiles: edults: newly decorated through
cut, $f5. Georgia ore. Monday.
Continued on Next PageO
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CABINETMKKERS HELPER-Must be ex-
perienced. 2341 18th st. NV. Call in
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HEIP--MEN.

Al. wanted: state age ref.
d wages. Address Box 301-B, Star
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC,
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY Dec. 2419. 1925 9tl
furnishes cooks. g.h.w.. day workers, but
lers. houSemen. chauffeurS. kitchen helper
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WA6HfN0 MACHINE. Easy. reduced to
$3.50. 1925 New York ave: nv.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three-piece living room suite reuphol-
stored S4s coveris ss. a,,d a.. eT ihsiafs ihnsss
tmansstry and friesette; workmanship g,iar.
snteed Ia france Upholstery CO., 2S0s
i4th st. NV. Phone Columbia lol71.
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1908 Eye st. NV For gentlemen I'M
mediate occupancy TTs Two single fqrniishsd fqrn.ia.si
location $50 and $40 montn,y Ma
tional 1866
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lCnntinued.

EXCLUSIVE 10th ST, LOCATTON-WILL
rent suite Of 8 rooms in my beautifully fur
nished apt or will rent one loom with
home priv. or sublet entire apt. Of 3 rms.
and porch. Phone Adams 2502.
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FURNITURE SALESMAN; state reference.
experience and salary expected. Address
Uov QOSp ofice
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Good salary to experienced men; also
dental mechanics men. frst-class plate
workers DR. Leon. 443 7th st. NV.
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PAINTING; PAPERIN0-Neat. clean re-
| liable work. moderate prices. estimates
cheerfnlly given. Phone Arnold" Ad-
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Burlington Hotel Annex.
THE BENEDICT ANNEN

large rooms and private oath, secop:
floor. rear: equipped with or beds
maid service: ETC.; S25 per person
Apply Burlinston Hotel once.
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CARPENTER, Al, wanted; state age,
ref. and wages. Address Box Boob. star
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
Sea of Galilee Always
Proves Great Attraction

A trip to the Sea of Galilee, or Lake
Liberals, as it is sometimes called, Is
ever interesting. High up on the west
bank of the sea is Liberals, the mod
ern city occupying but a small portion
of the site of ancient Liberals, once
the capital of Galilee, and after the
destruction of Jerusalem the chief city
of the Jewish nation.
Most ancient city of the world and
one of the most important in the Bible
is Damascus, a veritable paradise in
the wilderness which has existed as a
city without intermissiOn for about
1000 years. Because the River ALBANIA
bursts from the nearby mountains and
distributes it's waters over the plain,
what would otherwise be a parched
desert is converted to a luxuriance of
fertile fields, orchards, gardens and
vineyards. Above the white-terraced
roofs rise tapering minarets and domes
tipped with golden crescentS. The pri-
vate homes are the admiration of all.
The apartments open into courts of
remarkable beauty, where marble foun-
tains play and lovely shrubs and climb
ing plants give freshness and frag-
rance Damascus is closely connected
with the life of st. Paul and the
street Called Straight" is still to be
seen, as we'll as the wall from which
st. Paul was lowered at night in
Washington Post.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
How Birds Get Food

Birds are adapted to securing vari-
Gus kinds of food, says a writer in the
Missouri Farmer. Wading birds (like
stOrks, herOns, f1amingOes, and peli-
cans) gobble up fish, frogs, and other
water animals. Eagles. turkey-buz-
yards, hawks, and kites are flesh eaters.
They have strong hOOked-bills and
sharp claws. They are fond Of frogs,
tOads, snakes, insects, and small NAM
mails like the rabbit, which they swOOp
down upon. Turkey-buzzards will feed
upon animals that have been dead
many days, and they usually smell like
the decayed food which they eat. Most
other birds feed upon insects. grain.
weed-seeds, fruits, and such. Hum
ming birds gather nectar from flowers.
Owls seize mice and rats, while the
swifts and swallows snatch insects
from the air while In flight.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
Fin1ayson School Notes

Last weeks basketball game with
Askov had to be cancelled since both
schools were not in session. This
week the boys go to Bruno, and next
week Willow River comes here. Will
low now has the "Jug" since it won
the first game this year.
A great school honor will come to
two people after the marks for the
third six weeks have been tabulated,
for on the basis of marks for 81
years of high school the valedictory
and salutatory honors are determined.
We have a fine library of reference
and fiction books. This is how we
compare with national averages. We
are six books per pupil above the ma
tional average for high schools, and
eight books per pupil above the aver
age for grade schools. Last year our
library expenditures were 45c less per
pupil than the national average of
one dollar per pupil. Good care of
the books, and reducing the number
of lost books has done much to in
crease the number of volumes to
about $500.
Because Of the bad weather last
week the District Boy Scout Court Of
Honor which was to be held at Fin
layson, was postponed to a later date.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
EAST OF BRUNO

Russell and Clayton Miller spent
Saturday with their grandparents, the
e. ]. Millers.
Bill Charpentier was dinner guest
at the Ed Rupp home Sunday.
Carl Babe and John Nelson visited
at the E. ]. Miller home Sunday eve
ming.
Ada Miller spent Tuesday night at
Leroy Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wernowski and
Lanser spent Wednesday evening at
the Berglund home.
Grandpa Fogelquist has been on the
sick list for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Ames spent Sat-
urday evening at the home of Otto
Wernowsh.
The E. ]. Miller family spent Tues
day evening at the Leroy Miller home
helping little Clayton celebrate his
birthday.
Charley Hanson was a caller at the
E. j. Miller home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ardis Ahlm is visiting this
week at the C. o. Billman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swanson and
Mr. and MRS. Alvin Anderson of Oak
Lake, spent Sunday at the w. Ames
home.
Mrs. Kvasnicka visited with Mrs.
Berglund Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Pearson spent the
weekend at the Berglund home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Miller, Ada,
Norman and Hosmer spent Sunday
evening at the Leroy Miller home.
Miss Adelaide Friesendahl spent the
weekend with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Billman and
children and Miss Ardis Ahlm visi-
ted at the Wernowski home Sunday.
Walter Esmond is hauling wood for
Earl Dristy.
Hosmer Miller, Albert Smith, Ed
Walner, Jap Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman were in Pine City Monday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
EARLY DETECTION
OF T. B. IMPORTANT

Most people who are sick with con-
sumption had the germ Of the dis
ease in their bodies for a long time,
sometimes for years, before they be-
gan to suffer the typical symptoms.
This fact is cited by the Public
Health Education Committee of the
Minnesota State Medical Association
today as good reason for hailing with
enthusiasm the new standardized tu-
berculin developed under the auspices
of the National tuberculosis Associa-
ton.
A standardized tuberculin affords
a reliable means of finding the people
who are harboring the germ in their
bodies long before they show any sign
of illness and so by proper measures
prevent the illness according to the
doctors. AS long as we have no actual
'cure," that is, drug or process that
will actually kill the germ in the
human body and heal its ravages, the
use of the tuberculin test as a mat
Their they are suspected of having
been in contact with tuberculosis or
not will help us to recognize the dis
ease at a time when normal resist
ance of the body can combat the in
lection.
Parents are especially urged in this
bulletin to see that their children
are tested to find out this important
fact and then promptly placed in anti
tuberculosis regime if the test shows
they have been infected.
tuberculosis should be regarded as
a preventable disease, according to
the medical authorities, and the tuber-
culin test is the most valuable means
at hand to find infected individuals
1t will not prevent the disease as
does vaccination against small pox
and immunization against diphtheria,
but gives us the opportunity to start
preventive measures at a time when
they will prevent the further devel-
opment of the disease.
The Christmas Seal program of
bringing the test to Minnesota schools
is especially lauded by the doctors as
the first step in the education of par
ents in the prevention of tuberculosis.
Christmas Seal purchasers who have
not yet paid for the Christmas Seals
that finance this work are urged to
send in their pennies as soon as
possible so that the program may be
continued without curtailment this
year.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
POKEGAMA

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jewell and FAM
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson and
family, Alois Novak and girls, Jim
and Harve Jewell, Mrs. Gardner,
Marvel Gardner, and Shirley Nelson
spent Tuesday evening at the G. w.
Jewell home, the occasion being Mr..
JEWELS 63rd birthday.
Paul and Leo Revier spent Friday
evening at the Jewell Bros. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hedin and son,
Robert, spent Friday evening at the
Paul Revier home.
Paul and Leo Revier and Harve
Jewell spent Saturday evening at the
Leon Revier home
Melvin Miller visited at the Ole
Bergwick homes Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reed and son,
Donald, spent Sunday at the ZimbricK
home in Hinckley.
John Greytak is the owner of a new
team of colts, which he bought in
the cities some time ago.
Mrs. Jerry Broz and Mrs. Chas. No
yak spent Monday at the John Novak
home.