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Nogales international., 1936-07-11
County, News S
ELGIN-SONOITA

Mrs. F. E. Dalton and Mrs. r. L.
Schock were hostesses to a bridge
party at the Elgin Club House We'd
neSday afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. VIM Roath first, Mrs. Dave
Wilkey Nogales, second. Those
present were Mesdames Clark,
Roath, G. A. Dalton, McCutchan,
Oldfather, Everhart, D. Wilkey, j.
N. Wilkey, Neil, Bartlett, Stoddard,
Parker, Frazier, Brooks, Hussmann,
Sonny Wilkey, Mary Ann Myers and
Miss May Jacobs.
The Elgin club will give dance
Saturday mite July 18th. Good music
and eats.
The regular Elgin club meeting
will be Wednesday afternoon 400
o'clock. July 18th. Mrs. A. T. Lowe
hostess.
The next card party will be We'd
nesday July 22nd 200 P. M. at Ell
gin Club House Everyone invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Schock, son
Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Heav-
ner, daughter Grace, Mr. and Mrs.
c. G.. Reeves, daughter Helen, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Brooks, daughter Mar
garet, enjoyed picnic at Hoy Can
yon on the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCarty were
NogaleS visitors Thursday.
Mr.. l.. E. Heavier and Mr.. Earl
Yeary were business visitors at the
Supervisors meeting in Nogales in
the interest of the Santa Crud Co.
Fair Assn.
Mr.. Troy Ramsey has returned
from Los Angeles where he has been
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dalton of No
gales called on their daughter, Mrs.
r. C. Gardner, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Goodman and
children from st. David were Son
oita visitors Thursday
{ Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Adams mo-
tored to Nogales Monday.
I Miss Yvonne Smell of Patagonia
is spending two weeks with her
GRANDPARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Adams, and attending daily Bible
school.
Edward LeGendre, Sonoita mer-
chant. left Thursday for Hot
Springs, New Mexico, for two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. G. Nalley, who has been very
i'll in Tucson, returned to her home
last week.
Mrs. Servin of Empire will enter
tain the Sonoita Club wednesday
afternoon.
I'D of this kind and one would be nc
more a violation of the law than
the other.
You and i, who are raising boys
1l c.;rIc IL, +Io cOynYnUnitV can
Nogales international., 1936-07-11
WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
week was 106 degrees Monday, and
minimum, Sc, yesterday. There was
.18 of an inch of rain.
Nogales international., 1936-07-11
BACK FROM OREGON

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Neumann
returned Tuesday from a two weeks
motor trip through Oregon.
Nogales international., 1936-07-11
COUNTY PRECINCT COM
MITEEMEN

Revised Code 1928, Paragraph
1895. PARTY ORGANIZATION
AND GOVERNMENT: The party
organization and government Of
each of the several political parties
shall be as follows: At the pri-
maries the members of a party re-
siding in each precinct shall choose
one of their number as County
precinct committeeman" and in ad-
dition thereto, one precinct COM
mitteeman for each seventy-five
votes or major fraction thereof,
when more than seventy five votes
were cast in any precinct, for a
nominee of such party for governor
IN the last preceding general elec-
Nogales international., 1936-07-11

energy. Mrs. Charles L. Cadmus of
Trenton, New Jersey, says, After
doing lust little work 1 had to lie
down. My mother-in-law recon-
mended the Vegetable Compound:
I can see a wonderful change now.
Nogales international., 1936-07-11

Mrs. G. Nalley, who has been very
i'll in Tucson, returned to her home
last week.
Nogales international., 1936-07-11

Edward LeGendre, Sonoita mer-
chant. left Thursday for HOT
Springs, New Mexico, for a two
weeks vacation.
Nogales international., 1936-07-11
COUNTY

l SHERIFF.
3 MEMBERS BOARD OF SU.
PERVISORS.
l TREASURER.
RECORDER.
l COUNTY ATTORNEY.
ASSESSOR.
l SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS.
JUDGES OF SUPERIOR
COURT.
Nogales international., 1936-07-11

Mrs. Servin Of Empire will enter
tain the Sonoita Club wednesday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-06-14

IN EVERY language spoken where Uncle
| Sam rules, they're saying "FRESH"
whenever pack of Old Colds is opened.
How have Old Gold Cigarettes triumphed
over Uncle Sans many climates? Look
at the package you'll SEE the answer!
Two jackets of Cellophane not one
but TWO. stand guard over the fresh.
ness of Old Colds Prize Crop Tobaccos.
Each Jacket is moisture. proof Cellophane;
the highest quality obtainable.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
M HIGH COURAGE ID
4 It, b ,ex Jeanne Bowman, ~ kE:zf11
by Jeanne Bowman.

you win what was yours and knowing
I was losing you. Nikki, you've two
names now, do you still want third?"
Fright away" she agreed, with
astonishing meekness. "I've been a
little unhappy with the other two. I
think the third one will be the charm"
"And you don't think I'm the selfish
person you said I was?" he insisted.
Anne smiled one of her rare smiles.
"No," she said. II just had to do
something to arouse you.'
A shower swept up over the noun
tains and reached the two on the hill
side. The frs bent under the rush
of wind and rain, whispering their
eternal whisper.
why, john" Anne lifted her face
from the shelter of his arms, Its
raining"
Il know" he admitted, "it's been
raining for five minutes or so, and
you -hould be home where it's dry
and warm. Come on" He took her
hand and they raced down the hill.
They stopped q moment and looked
at the gray shingled house.
Figures were flying up and down
the steep stairway, voices sang and
shouted from the house, shadows
fitted past the windows, the festival
was on.
As they entered they saw Tecla
seated near the hearth, her dimples
showing, her face q roseate glow of
happiness. Lisa, striding through
the room with a huge frosted cake
reading welcome Home" in colored
icing. stopped short. The cleaning
topknot at the zenith of its career.
bobbed a greeting with the suddenness
OF her stopping.
Look who's here" she chortled.
Come in out Of the rain, you goose. !"
and then she paused. What are we
going to call you now? Anne Farms
worth, Nikh Nielsen or what?"
How would Annikki Neuman do2"
asked John, and his arms encircled
Anne, the disturbing blue Of his ewes
challenging hers, as the shouts Of con-
gratulations arose from the guests.
THE END.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
CHAPTER XIV.
ONE MORE NAME.

~, JOHN was worth fighting
for. Anne knew. Perhaps 1t
wasn't the thing to do; per-
haps it would take courage
to do 1t. Anne Strengthened her
shoulders and lifted her chin.
You know. John," she began mus
lngly, Il had always thought you a
man of your word until this evening"
"What?" he challenged.
Last Spring you said there could
be only one girl you could ever love.
And then later you said was that
girl. Didn't you mean 1t, John?"
He looked down at her, face immo-
bile, only his eyes showing the tight
leash he held upon himself. What
of it?" he asked, you're Anne Farms
worth"
Anne saw an old log, she sat down
on it and began to laugh, Historically.
'This is funny" she managed to say.
What is funny?" he asked.
Rob Crocker wouldn't marry me
because I wasn't Anne Farnsworth." !"
"Crocker was cad," John declared
emphatically, you were well rid Of
him"
And now" Anne continued, "the
man really love, the only man I've
ever actually loved, won't marry me
because am Anne Farnsworth."
John was silent. Wind whispered
through the frs; sounds from the
town below drifted up to them, high
clear voices and the bark Of dog.
Maybe you're well rid of him, too, "
he declared at last, and grimly.
II guess you're right" she agreed,
''if he isn't man enough to help me
shoulder the responsibilities I'll have
to carry from now on, he isn't the
man thought him.
Judge Kellogg Is getting old. It
won't be long before he'll retire and
then what will do" Her voice grew
hopeless. II don't know a thing about
business and only little about fish,
ing. I'll just be prey for the Farleys
and Crockers Of the world"
You'll find some one you can hire, -
eeturned John, wearily.
Suddenly Anne stood up and faced
him: "You you Finn" she
snapped, you selfish thing you. You
care more about your silly old pride
than you do me. You'd sooner let
ane 60 around heartbroken, alone, with
greedy men preying on my affections
trying to win my inheritance, than
you would to sacrifice that pride,
marry me and protect me. Afraid you
can't repay me in money money,
Is II 10 million dollars could take the
place Of one moment Of true love.
'foh, why" she walled to the whis-
pering frs, and that far ocean, why,
oh, why did I have to think ! was in
love with man like Rob, then fall in
love with man like, you who's every
bit. as selfish as Rob, who thinks only
Of HIMSELF"
'sNikki, don't!" John caught her
into his arms, half crushing her with
the strength Of his desperate en-
brace. ''Nikki. I do love you and
you're right. hadn't thought Of it
that way. I'd only thought how 1t
would look II married you like q
money snatcher. II you could only
know the hell I've been through day
after day. Working, fighting to help
Evening star., 1936-03-03

her cousin and host. DR.. Jefford, when
he insisted on having the assurance
Of her brusque capability as relief nurse
on this emergency case.
Following DR.. Jefford into the sick
room, where they were to fight an ad-
mittedly losing battle. Nedra set down
her black case, acknowledged with a
slight smile of sympathy the half
heard introduction to the patients
wife, gave a friendly nod to the nurse
on duty. and took her place beside the
doctor at the bedside.
X y y X
"A S DR.. JEFFORD took the charts
from the nurse going off duty. the
thin figure in the bed moved his head
slightly, painfully, toward the doctor.
Nedra stared transfixed. Twenty in
flexible years of strict self-discipline
we're blotted out in the instant. Some
how she had neglected to ask DR. JEFF
ford his patients name! DR.. Jefford's 8
reassuring smile for his patient pro-
tected Nedra in her moment of Elank
amazement.
How could this happen to her, Bit
terry Nedra asked herself, silently
staring. Everything life had done to
her so far had tested her courage,
strength, will-power in shutting out
love and she had come through
unscathed.
With rigidly disciplined fingers
Nedra obeyed orders. Swiftly, expertly,
she worked beside DR.. Jefford, wretch
edly sick Of everything wonder
ing if slipping out as this soul was
about to do might not be the thing
most to be desired, after all.
Glancing at the burning eyes star
ing at her from the bed she knew why
she had come back home. Nedra sud-
denly felt definite gladness that fate
had sent her here After frantic de-
spair, bitter anguish. followed by fren-
Eied. busy, hopeless years, she had been
sent back to ease the pain, smooth the
last bit of difficult pathway for the
one who had so tragically failed her.
X X X
NEDRA Strengthened STAINS pillow
with a small sigh. This was love.
she thought, this was life.
DR.. Jefford's voice reached her, softly
explaining: mot unprepared, I told
them months ago"
The figure in the bed grew restless.
Nothing gave quiet for long, or truly
gave quiet. Nedra moving by the bed
saw the feverish eyes open. Breath
lessly expectant, she leaned forward,
seeking one word that would mean
much, fearful that poignant surging
memories were hinsy dream stuff.
The rowing eyes paused, closed for
Evening star., 1936-03-03
By D. r. Stiles.

SUIIle Ollc, dS 0LdI1
called weakly: Ned, Ned, you've come
back, you understand. Tell me, Ned"
His weary eyes, unsatisfied, closed
again.
TENsELY Nedra stood at the foot Of
the bed. looking piteously at DR..
Jefford, believing he must soon realize
the thing so evident to her. Ghosts of
the past clattered disturbingly in the
charged quiet Of the room.
DR.. Jefford turned quickly to the
wife. What does he mean? Who Is
this Ned? Can he be summoned"
Hesistantly the wife answered. He
must mean Edward, our son." Puzzled.
she added: But we don't call him Ned.
He's on his way here now." She turned
to the door.
Nedra's anger fiared hotly. All the
pent-up passion of years of stified
emotions burned fiercely. Stupid fools !!
Could not they realize there might
have been some one besides the two of
them in STAINS life? Could they mis-
take this for fathers call? Let the
lot of them go hang! Stan had recog-
nized her after all these years, wanted
her, loved her still, was calling to her
now from the edge of darkness.
She must answer before it was too
late. She started around the foot of
the bed. Strong. softly placed footballs
sounded down the hall, arrested Nedra.
She turned as STAINS son entered, tall,
dark, very like Stan had been in those
long gone days.
X y X X
WHITE-FACED, but brave in his
w youth, the son came to the bed
side. Tearfully his fragile mother
joined him and placed one of STAINS
thin, plucking hands in the youths
strong brown one.
Silently watching them, Nedra s
heart suddenly felt very old. very burnt
out. Quietly she went to the opposite
side of the bed and took her appointed
place beside DR.. Jefford.
The excellent round gold watch on
her wrist licked away the seconds.
Even without looking she could read
the inscription on the reverse side Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
A second later DR.. Jefford laid the
thin hand, quiet now. on the bed.
Nedra looked across at STAINS wife and
son, pitiful in their bereavement.
Slowly she Strengthened the sheet
over the still form. Standing quietly
by the bed, Nedra felt strangely freed
from the accumulation of cherished re-
sentiment newly cleansed from the
crusty bitterness of frustrated love,
vividly aglow as a dusty tree washed
freshly green by drenching rain.
tCopyrieht 1861
Evening star., 1936-03-03
DENTISTS PLAN TOUR
Society's Members Will See How
G-Men Use Data.

More than 200 members of the Dis
trict Dental Society are expected to
tour the crime laboratories Of the
Department Of Justice tomorrow to
see how the G-men use dental work
IN finding criminals. The inspection
is to last from 8 to s pm.
Immediately afterward the society
will meet at the Maynower Hotel for
its annual stag banquet, In charge Of
DR.. John Burke and DR.. Morris Gold.
berg. Vaudeville sketches and vocal
and instrumental musical entertain
ment are to be presented.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
RELIEF NURSE
q breathless second,

Q hreat athless second,
opened slowly and
looked again into
Nedra's eager eyes,
deeply and unbe-
Hevingly, pitifully
desperate with the
longing to believe.
Wiping out the
bitterness Of deso-
late years, Nedra
smiled at Stan, pat
ting his hand gen.
tly as he began to
mumble. Meaning
less gibberish 1t was
to all but Nedra,
helpless to admit
her understanding.
DR.. Jeford came
again to the bed
side as N edra
moved back SILENT
ly. The mumbline
grew stronger. the
Nesting eyes
searched wildly fol
Evening star., 1936-03-03

STUDIO wANTED-WoULD LIKE TO
piano; refs. Adams eS34 bet. and pm.
dRADUATE NURSE - WILL y t;n.olIyl GIVE 6;eas. con.
Tas reasonable. S Address Box 4se "a Star ONCE.
sEFD ,n,I. T4PY eoST eiS .ay ssp. nho
Ms be sey Ss S
suburbs Address BOX 5B-A. Star once.
GRADUATE NURsE-EPsoN SALT BATHS
and electric massage for reducing. Your
home or hotel. Phone District 1855.
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD TO BOY
week. Phone Georgia 546s.
PHYsIoTHERAPY TREATMENTs FOR
vitonet and vapor baths. Potomac 472l.-
TREATMENTS FOR NERVOUSNESS BY
mssseur from New YSsk ss,Sy CITY fogs FGT gentle
aRs %s5sSa s..ds sss{7. oI sx
time or money back. Write for booklet:
,sS5 oam5'. Ads0s s0nMSsRs Sss
coLoN1c, IRRIGATIoNs. PHYsloTHER.
residence resi- r or mine. call pistrics is7o. 4.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES. FAMILY.
accept inferior funeral services due o.in, to IN,
vSy y tS chsbsri ss e. osr,
funeral. cars and all for as little as S76
Worlds finest waterproof airtisht guar.
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
ths apeaer roS ssss g af
Ss o1n Shasda ssdares ps 81 s 1 offs send
eh.p n S1 b. ozs 90 si7 LIZ
st. Sc. Atlantic 6700.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
PERSONAL.
(C0ntinued.l

REFINED COUPLE LIVING IN SELECT
NV. section will room and board small child
IN private home; pleasant surroundings;
best OF care; reasonable. Cleveland 1861.
WANTED-YouNG MEN. PHYSICALLY
fit. between the ages of 1s and 35. Two
Sesss Artsr9 Pay fhe Nm
tional Guard. Current expansion of reei-
ment offers unusual opportunities for ad-
chance for those between 1s and u to Sc
cure admission to West Point. This regi-
ment offers training in the most interesting
type OF military activity. quiet different
from monotonous repetition Of SQUADS right
and left. There Is also a round of social
functions and q varied athletic program to
interest all; Drills do not interfere with
work or school. Men are paid for drills
For details. cali Capt. BULLS at Shepherd
23O6. or apply in person. Wednesdays and
Inursoays S-12 pm. at the National
Guard Armory, 9th st. and Pennsylvania
ave. NV.
Enterprise Roofing Co., Pot. 020O.
Roof1na and Siding 2l25 r. l. Ave N E
Evening star., 1936-03-03
NIEDRA MONT
Com e r Y, q

NaaAn NEDaA MOTT. N !.
coldly efficient an
gel-of-mercy as de-
void Of sentiment
as q steel wedge.
her perky starched
cap set well back
on graying brown
waves, briskly fol-
lowed at her cou-
sins, DR.. Jefford's,
heels up the richly
carpeted stairs OF
one Of Washing
tons finest homes.
A returned prodlgal
two days before,
Nedra was still pro-
testing iawardly at
the absurdity Of
spending her first
real vacation in 20
years "on duty"
Like a COB, on
leave, rowing in a
city park" Nedra
had nrotested tn
Evening star., 1936-03-03
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. white. settled woman. capable Of
managing small hotel apt. house. room
ing house Or caretaker. Address Box
471-A, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
HELP-DOMESTIC.


COLORED WOMAN for general housework
and care Of small child: stay nights.
Phone Cleveland 654s.
COOK. mothers helper. competent. white:
small apt, home nights. Give age. salary.
reference. Address Box fla Star once.
GIRL. white, for upstairs work. help take
care of 3-year-old child: must have refer
ence: $50 month; go home nights. Address
BOX 34-A. Star once.
GIRL. colored, help around house: stay
nights: SIS month. Call Emerson 5407.
GIRL. neat. colored. for general housework
and cooking. to Stav nights; excellent QUAR-.
tiers: references required: S35 per month.
Apply 4207 18th st. NV. -
LAUNDRESS. expert: experienced in cook
ing: salary $50 month; sleep in. Phone
Wisconsin 1850. Bethesda. Md.
MAnD for sr stas nsis cpest
WOMAN, white. care for child and house;
$50 per month. room and board 400
Roxboro pl. NV. phone Georsia 40ls.,
WOMAN. colored general housework COOK
ms; must like children: nearby Virginia;
S24 month. Phone Walnut 1890.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY" Decatur
24l9. 1925 9th for cooks. g.h.w., maids.
housemen. dishwashers. drivers.
RELIABLE Agency. Dec 5561 1402 1th.
hrs cooks mattresses. maids. nurses g.h.w.
day workers. laundresses dishwashers. 80
RELIABLE AGENCY. 1909 11th. has cooks.
Mattresses maids nurses. G. h. W.. day work.
ers. laundresses. dishwashers. couples: 3.
RUPHER'S AG has cooks. maids. gen.
houseworker laundresses. mothers helpers.
Ref Dec 1851. 1887 11th st. NV. 10
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
NEED eficient secretaries. stenographers.
typists. bookkeepers male and female, for
current openings. Boyds. 1888 st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

SALE-MlSCELLAN
AccoRpIoNs-ror real values in recon:
s'Sss pse re h'yf ssoa s.s ssles!sn
bass sizes; slla. iso-bsss = sizes. sizes;
Tin the middle Of the block.
ADDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS in new and
reconditioned machines; Rentals. repairs;
1se ss NsV YeTf ave- eapS as 4s
ADp1NG MACHINES new and nd rebuilt; ss ,sf- sx-
Co.. Co. s4is Penn n ave. .i,S; NV. West ss17.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER co, selling out
ns msennes M ana mskss of 4sn
sna saeninss' 1ses Phone Laseln ss 0 ooss w. 0D.D
ANTIQUES from estate. large collection:
ture. H en prints and andirons. Edelson, SIS 5th
!ANTToUEs-Large quantity Of ANTIQUE
lamps. some as low as 75 cents; bric-e-
sntiaues ai ssme n Is a. Electric Co, ioo5
New York ave. NV. Phone National 1884.
:ys4 Iepsse ANP snn. snss
Ricnard- -Ginori. cauidon. Wedswood china.
Ppiees P6. reduced. Murray Galleries 55.."4
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN and pine furniture
chess ass sStss sotS tables desks chs:t'
saH s.s ng1s s,et s.ss1 ssaR' nnts
st. sw. Phone Metropoiitan 6sl7.
e So1n: Eo Yssa Ssf ssSn ssSs
BED R1oM svE st%diS couch
git vanity. % day bed. EdeIman. 330s Ga. ave.
BIcYcIEs--Rollfas and other hieh.srade
oeds esd' store s'sssos ~ 9th gissel' ny s0or'n'
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES: an sizes:
seSaesi eenn DE Bis AT
pss ssE' sseP, ssPt oc $3.50 sss is
BRICK AND BVILDINa MATERIAI, from
0iEfsis HEda,EasR gS5sss CO. Used Material Dept.
5Sss bSs5 g.. ~ sts Nw 81 1906 s Sehoi. sss ~
Observation-Disclosures i.etosy rebuilt.
49, o. '7i'' US s''s';' s ss sss; sss
CANERAs-We buy. sell trade used cam.
sI;s Sns kqssks and .dS Sfsn g Bar
SAsM sansds Iss ss ST. sass sss s
sacrifice for less 500. Notes Auction
CHRIST CHILD SOClETY-Studto couch.
chairs. china closet. fire screen. riding
habit, size 1S; for clearance. 1908 Wis.,
DESK. bed. dresser. wardrobe. tables. chairs,
buffet books. mirrors. lamps. household
goods; cheap: Edelson: 6l8 5th NV.
DOORs-2x6-e. lss-inch, 2-panel Or:
81 40; garage doors. Sx7 and Sx7.8 and
SxS. lA-ineh. glazed flr. $13 per pair.
Price subject to change without notice.
W WE1siNdER MILL q LUMBER CO.
Bethesda. Md. Phone Wisconsin 2400.
DOUBLE BED. spring and mattress, SIS:
2 wicker armchairs. S4 each: full size
chifiorobe. drawers. IS: beveled edge mir
ror. clothes rack. 81: Singer sewing ma
saos:os chine: sls saoS o9sss Newark St NV. Phone
FUR COAT Japanese mink; cost $3.50: ex-
cellent condition; latest style: $50. Also
silver fox. good condition, $50. Phone
Lincoln 6370 (dealerl.
FURNITURE-Leavine city have to sell my
furniture quickly: bed rm:. dinette set.
s9 1.'1ss csveisnS eH % sSo5. 'eo0 e'nn' ave. H''
FURNTTURE-Bookcas desk. radio, lamps,
tables, bed. china buffet and miscellaneous.
Private sale. Phone Clarendon 1117.
GENERATORS exch.. $3.50 up. new guar.
antee: small install. charge: all cars, mo.
tors: fans repaired ekeh. oarty. 1908 14th.
Evening star., 1936-03-03

HELP WOMEN.
APPRENTICE GIRL (sewingl, white; small
{ ;s!:is. ri Wing sos learning. 1871 Columbia I'd
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Must be experi-
enced. Cali North 1922.
BoOKKEEPER and stenoerapher. familiar
Nth ssneraI e work s9Sa Hox
BUYER for toilet articles. jewelry and 9m.
pESdl! pd.ns.1. smaker Apply ply merchandise ONCE
cANVAssERs,. s hours daily. no satur.
sss s.sd, sitsF' ts9 * asalad %sanesdas. sso
COMPANION for elderly conyalescent lady;
state nursing experience; $40 Week ana
board. Address Box 1907. Star ofhce. 81
FANCY PREssERs--Must, be experienced
on fine work. 1773 Columbia rd.
GIRLS AND LADIES for customers sales
guaranteed to beginners. Suite 104, Mary
land BLDG. 141O II ct. NV. ABBY 10 TO L
LADY. neat. intelligent, capable Of meet
Ing nsss sssa msnsGissn5ns. snr
cs 5sleEs 1osAo sh ysse sonn sss
MILLINERY. sALEePgOPLE with expert
ence selling better millinery. Address Box
hn.l1 s.aso sCR,isi n koon ESQ sos M .
PRACTICAL NURSE. for nights; must be
c esf e sys ser aaa
sAIEePEoPfE experienced in selling ready
to-wear. Apply. in writtns., stating age,
Adde'S Boz Coz ssss oiics.