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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
BARGAIN DAY
in STORES OF CITY

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counters literally bulging with ar
ticles marked down to new bargain
low prices for Dollar Day. A num-
Der Of stores will have extra clerks
on duty for the convenience Of
shoppers.
Bargains Better Than Ever
Merchants said today that bar
gains arranged for tomorrow's Dol
lar Day exceed any offered on
previous bargain days in the city.
Shoppers, they said, will be amazed
at the markdowns which have been
made on practically all goods in
stock. Only the expected volume Of
tornorrow,s sale enables merchants
to offer the baragin prices that have
been established for tomorrow.
Merchants have been planning
Dollar Day for several weeks and
have spared no pains in their
preparations. Tomorrow's bargains
are too great for anyone to afford to
miss, and the most successful Dollar
Day in years is anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
OLD TAX COLLECTOR DIES

Haverhill, Mas, Feb. 17.--(UP) =
Arthur r. Jacobs n, for AZ years
La; collector and city treasurer, died
at his home today. A Haverhill ma
tive, he was appointed overseer OF
the poor In 1892. He leaves wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

A week o. sermons in 10 different
Languages was preached at st.
Patrick's church. London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

Brazil farmers have wiped out
,nogt OF their debts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
LOCAL VOTES in
COURT CAMPAIGN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17
CANARY CAN SING
YANKEE DOODLE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-17

A. bill proposed by. the Water
bury Newspaper Guild Under whose
terms reporter or editor would
not be compelled 10 divulge the
source Of information OF news Is
scheduled for a hearing on March
d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HELP WOMEN,

BEAUT1C1ANs CD. thoroughly exp; perm;
good sal: suburban locations Gail wis
4368. 1-3 Sunday.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experience not
necessary; pay. commission. Apply in
person Monday. 1894 Park I'd. NV
BEAUTY, OPERATOR, all-around: GOOD
salary; steady position: one with Brook
land. Woodbridge following preferred. 1901
4th st. ne. No phone calls.
BEAUTY, OPERATOR =. Thoroughly ex-
perienced all-round operator having down
town experience. Apply 1920 q 1t. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert. ,all-around;
steady position. good salary; also operator
for part-time Call shep. 1892 on sunday:
Monday, Shep. 2341.
BOOKKEEPER-CAsHIE for grocery store;
hours. 9-3. State age. references. expert
ence. salary. Address Box 221-X, Star
COLLEGE GRADUATE to operate Woman's
clothing store. experienced. not over 20.
403 McKim Bldg. after 4:30. IA
CORsETIHRE desiring to sell. recruit and
teach; direct selling orsanisetion; most
UNLIMITED S.l,,nmnid Proi,taSls opportunity, STATE *
Boz k102.W, phi1A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
NETWORK.

To the man who is sincerely
looking for a worth while oppor-
tunity, who is honestly willing to
study and work and satisfied to
learn a new business and get
along on nominal earnings to
start, we have a permanent po-
sition that offers a genuine OPP
portunity We are not looking for
the smart fellow or the clever
talker or so-called high pres
sure artist" We are interested
in the earnest. sincere man, re-
CARELESS Of his former expert
ence. This is work that he can
easily adapt himself to. Appli-
cants must be between the ages
OF $3.50. Character references
required. Apply Tuesday, 10
am. sharp. Room 205 Denrike
Bldg, 1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
Please note the day and time
and be prompt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
DO1OO,
1333 F ST, NV.
POSITIONS

=, StenoRrapher. female. age % to So;
insurance ONCE exp; monitor switchboard
Salesman. age 25 to 35. Recent exp.
with wholesale cleo. supply house behind
counter. Wiring and lighting devices etc.
bonus. Excellent opportunity.
Grocery clerk: male age 81 to 80; chain
neighborhood; come neatly dressed.
Soda clerk, male, age 10 to rs; NV,
sectlon; local ref: and exp. only; salary,
Soda clerk. male age 20 to %; NV.
Pa: ave. section: neat; local exp
Soda girl. size "a uniform: age 10 to
rs; downtown hotel; local exp; salary.
tips. two meals. See Miss Winter.
Soda girl: age 20 to 20; exp. only;
vicinity 14th and Z NV. Salary. $40
month, tips. meals.
Counter girl with fountain exp, are
- to 20; exclusive Conn. ave coffee shop.
Salary. tips meals
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 @ 9T NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
ASSISTANT TOILET
GOODS BUYER.

A department store re-
quires the services of a
young woman thoroughly ex-
perienced in cosmetics and
with a complete knowledge
of the duties of an assistant
buyer. In replying state age,
experience and salary ex-
pected. Address Box 302-X,
Star Office.
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AGENTS.

AGENTS. GOLD LEAF LETTERS for store
windows; 5OO% profit; free samples. ME-
TALLIC CO.. 435 N. Clark. ChlcaSo.
MEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily,
bonus paid. 927 st. NV, Bird door. II
AGENTS. operators, peddlers. We have
over 900 fast-selling articles. notions.
ya1or blades. cosmetics, moth supplies At
1t. NV. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
SALESMAN.

FUEL OIL AND BURNER SALESMAN, un-
der As years of age, with experience.
Should have thorough knowledge OF the
industry and marketing conditions in the
District OF Columbia and nearby Vir-
ginia and Maryland This opportunity IS
unusual and offers permanent employment
to the right man. Drawing account to
oualiled men. An opportunity to make
$4,000 per year. Please give full particu-
lars OF your experience, education. etc,
With telephone number and address. See
Mr.. Owen, 81 K st. sw.
TRUTH TOOL co. has excellent opportu-
pity for salesman with car to sell complete
line OF guaranteed time-saving tools to
garage trade in D. c. Call Mr.. McCleery,
Ebbitt Hotel, for appointment. today. -
EXERIENCED book statesmen for small
Two orders DAY Pays pa SO
1898 g st. NV. Ask for Mr.. Daniels.
RAWLE1GH famous every day household
necessities in increasing demand. Cash in
No matter what you have done in the past
here is your chance. Should start earning
S25 weekly: INCREASE every month. RAW
A NATIONALLY KNOWN manufacturer is
sponsoring program in connection with
an outstanding new development OF mod
ern Industry. Could you sell this program
II the proposition was right. IL we furnish
leads and grant exclusive territory? We
will consider only experienced Intangible
Car necessary. Give outline Of past expert
ence. Address Box l69-x. Star ONCE.
THE LITERARY DIGEST offers statesmen
uneQualed opportunity; several new offers;
going over big. 9lS st. NV.
THE WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR
DISTRIBUTOR has several positions open
in their dealers ORGANIZATIONS You have a
choice OF salary and commission. drawing
account against commission or straight
commission. This is the peak of the re
friserator season: opportunity to earn S755
per week or more. See Mr.. Stearns, IL
18th st. NV. Monday. 1890 to noon.
MAN WITH CAR-Complete auto chemical
line established trade: excellent commits
sions. Apply 1910 18th st. NV.
COMPLETE LINE hammermill Bond bust
ness stationery. book matches, advertising
pencils, shelf moldinG tear-off business
cards labels sales books. garage forms
Free deals, premiums; 35Ti CONN., daily
Gladys Chicago.
SALESMAN. calling on dry goods and de-
partment stores. to handle new patented
fast selling feminine necessity as sideline:
employs revolutionary principle wanted by
all women: retails 25c. State territory COW
Co. 1925 Cozens ave. Dept. ST. st.
Louis Mo
YOUNG MAN well educated to assist man
ager in contracting business and professional
men presenting weekly news service Op-
portunity for advancement. Apply Franklin
Park Hotel after S Monday.
AN UNCROWDED FIELD-Commission
larger than on thousand do lar automo-
biles. selling large commercial pop, corn
Orders easy because profits so big. Perma-
nent; no investment. Real opportunity for
good salesman Write Advance Co. Wellston
Station. st. Louis. Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

Monday, May TO- there will be given to
several men an opportunity to be con-
nected with a sales organization whose
past and present achievements are out
standing In every respect This in an
opening to those only who can qualify in
washington and surrounding territories
You will be amazed when you see and
hear this set-up. This territory will be
closed very shortly. Get in on this while
you have chance Call in person at
102 Munsey Trust Building. 1929 ST.
NV. at 10 a M sharp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

HELP DOMESTIC.
s sss2 w Hsss 1882 e'BB ss I'M
COOK and general houseworker, colored
stay nishts; $2b per month; city refer
ences. Wisconsin 6370.
COOK AND LAUNDRNss good; no house
work. Must be able to plan meals. Apply
only II experienced. Cleveland 1880.
stay nights; nurse maid empl.; $40 week;
references. Address Box 312.W. Star once.
60! COOK; s:h.x;; $780, unencum der exp;
house; night accommodations; $35 month.
ly: Spanish speaking preferred, but not
essential: start May Is. Call Emerson
COUPLE, hieh -class guest home, wife
cooking and chamber work. husband as
houseman, butler and care Of lawn. CO.
lumbia 379b.
COUPLE. competent, colored. maid for
cooking. assist with children; man, house
Wisconsin 1881.
qRI. .colored, eh.V- n !ami1y; must
% home nishts. xA1A 9eth q. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HELP MEN.
(Conttnued,)

YOUNG MAN with executive
ability, experienced in china
and lamps, to assist buyer.
Address Box 383-W, Star
Office, stating qualifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED SHOE SALESWOM-
EN-. APPLY SUPT.'S OF
FICE, FOURTH FLOOR, S.
KAHN SONS co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

YOUNG WOMAN. refined desires position
as companion or nurse for semi-invalid or
elderly lady: would consider care OF one
child; has had hospital training: can drive
car: willing to travel: references. Address
Box 2O5-X. Star once. g.
FOR EXPERT DREssMAK1Nq at your
or my residence call AdhmA 1922 Mt once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
SALES OPPORTUNITY

REORGANIZATION. OF Washington branch
men of proven sales ability. Complete line
OF air conditioning units starting under
ing given successful applicants Apply
Standard Air Conditioning. Inc. a division
of American Radiator and Standard SAM
tary Corporation. 1922 st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

AOOAt1Ao
This ad Is directed to capable statesmen
With real sales ability. We solicit appica-
tions from several such men on roof coat
Ing. paint. oil and grease proposition. Sold
on Long Credit Terms No down payment.
No red tape. Earnings OF $500 to $500 per
month. Earnings verified II desired) Full
commissions paid on receipt of orders Big
season starts soon. No experience In our
lines necessary. but sales ability and intelli-
renee ARE NECESSARY Otherwise. please do
Tex
EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING
speciality salesman, with estab-
lished clientele, to sell leading
line OF thermometers and other
instruments for advertising. gift
and premium use. Full time or
side-line. Write Taylor Bros. Di-
vision, Taylor Instrument Co.'S,
Rochester. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

oCAU I OFERAIOR- EX-
perienced all around; must
be expert in hair dyeing and
marching; downtown fol-
lowing preferred; excellent
permanent position immedi-
ately available. Apply Room
215, Powhatan Hotel, Mon
day, 8 to 10 am. and ITO
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
SAI,ESWOMAN

Opportunity for lady over 30 to establish
private business: must be aggressive and
nave good personality. furnish character
reference. Call Monday morning. o to ii.
3O1 WASHINGTON Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

REDUCIN0-o TREAT, S.; REMOVES
fat IN spots; results assured: diet; baths.
Suite 1O6. 22lO Wash. Circle. West 1922
GRADUATE NURSE HAS NICE ROOM m
her homo for eeqyelesoeot. invalid q aSed
pofoo0. ADAMS 117o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

TEACHERS WANTED
Three experienced teachers for po.it,ons
open now and during Summer vacation.
S2oO-S3OO per month with expenses suar-
permanent connection. Men or women
between ~ and As with normal school or
colieee training and years teaching ex-
perlence. Write for personal interview
stating age. education. experience and date
you can start. Address BOX 42S-W, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

YOUNG MAN wants GOOD home, viii work
for board and clothes: age 49, white,
American. Address Box 19O-x. Star once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
DAYS WORK, washing and general clean
ing: best Of references. North 1443.
Adams $500.
CHIIDa NURSE or housekeeper BY white
woman: good references; home nights. Ad-
dress Box 413W. Star once.
ooIoRED GIRL desires part time or days
work IN years experience. 2O31 18th
st. NV. Decatur 1914.
COI.oRED GIRL wants full or part-time
work; city references; home nights. De-
catur 5170.
COLORED GIRL. plain sewing. tailor shop.
dress shop or g.h.w.; stay nfxhts. 044
Rhode Island ave. NV.
COLORED GIRL wants nursemaid or part
time work Decatur 4OO6.
OOLORED GIRL. neat wants maid. cook.
general homework. nurse or work Of any
kind exp. 531 Florida ave.
CQLORED GIRL. neat. hotel maid work.
fully experienced. North 5672; or gen.
eral housework.
OoLoRED ORR. Experienced, wishes work
Of any kind. part or full time. day or
week: no Sunday. Decatur 1919.
COLOR1D WOMAN. hcusework; stay
nishts. IT'S 18th st. NV. Apt IL. .
QCE001O Wo9fAN wants g.h.V, ANAL
family; seAS nishts; ri. 0sA S9Se.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
SHOE SALESMAN.
RURAL statesmen

Only those with local reference neee
apply. Must be thoroughly experienced
Apply manager 1905 F st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED

'. AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION..
Courteous, patient professional In.
eeructor. Learn to drive skillfully, safely
and easily. Parking and trAfnc. Mr..
hundlett, Emerson 45S3.
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SALESMAN. calling on dry goods and de-
partment stores to handle new patented
employs revolutionary principie: wanted By
all women; retails 25c. State territory COW
cred and lines handled Paramount Distr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

YOUNG MAN well educated. to assist man
Ager in contracting business and professional
men presenting weekly news service Op-
portunity for advancement. Apply Franklin
Park Hotel after Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09

AN UNCROWDED FIELD-Commission
larger than on thousand dollar automo
machines to beaches, parks, merchants
Orders easy because profits so big Perma-
nent: no investment. Real opportunity for
good salesman Write Advance Co. WellSton
Station ST InuiS Mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-09
GOVERNMENT EA1PI OWES

New water front development on Chesa
peake Bay; only ~ miles from Washington
alert and ambitious ladies with cars to
work evenings and Sundays. No selling
experience necessary. Opportunity to earn
* st. NV. between @ a m and g a N
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
CAMERA REPAIRS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French Method used. DR. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV. West 112O
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-22
De cember 90, 1882
Ed tor, The Cooperator:

Doggone (dawggone) this dog situation!
Many Greenbelt kiddies hope that Santa
will be able to fix matters. But their
daddies are trying to do some thing more
material. They have formulated g. plan,
which, if accepted as an ordinance,
would insure Greenbelt of reasonable re-
strictions in the matter.
Each dog must be regi stored wi tn and
licensed by the Town Clerk. small part
of this revenue would be set aside for
procurement Of distemper and rabies Sc
rum. Government, State Md. State Agri:-
cul tural College and County off cials
will be glad to furni sh the innoculating
service free where such service would
tend to provide protection for its con-
sti tuents.
The tex for male dogs should be So or
So each per calendar year. For female
dogs, SIS each for like period. This
is not for what the SIS would mean to
Greenbelt's treasury, but for the dis
couragement of wholesale propaga ton.
What GreenEelt citizen would pay SIS for
a dog license?
Vicious dogs. dog usually reflects
the Intelligence and disposition Of his :.
master. Training is chief factor in
the life of a dog and the person who
Will not give sufficient time to his pet,
should not one. A neglected dog,
like a neglected child, will be OBJ
streperous.
Greenbelt offers an unusually good
opportunit y to prove that dogs viii Oh are
not fenced in or tied up are the least
offensive. It has been proven that most
animals will avoid strangers or mankind
in general when met in the open. But
when cornered, tied, or penned they as
sert themselves because they know not
what evil the STRANGER NAV bear them
and the law of se1f-pre servation plays
it's part.
Where are the dog lovers going to
quarter their pets' is asked only by
those opposed to pets: dog, if given
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1937-12-22
Greenbelt Cooperator
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Editor, Cooperator:

There has been qui a bit of comment
about dogs not being allowed in Green
belt. I don't believe the average per-
son under stands the layout and condi tion
Of communi ty. They only seem to
mention dogs. If one person is permit
ted to have dog, his neighbor should
be allowed to have a cat, or any animal
whatever. Then what would happen? The
dogs and cats would fight wi tn each
other. In the early hours of the NORM
ing it is not easy to shut up cat
serenade. How cat loves to prowl and
howl all nj ght!
We have fences in Greenbelt. If
We turned our pets loose they would
chase over peoples yards las we'll as our
om), digging and destroying flowers and
shrubery and dirtying the yard. Small
children, out playing, may accidently
step in the (-----------)!
We don' t all have grown children,
and as this is q cooperative community,
we must think of the ne ghbors wi tn
small children, too.
We could not keep pets in the house
all the time; they, too, like exercise.
You may say dogs grow up with children,
and are protection for them. Do you
realize that your children play with
other children and suppose they push each
other get into scrap most child
rem do7 The we1l.-trained dog Will prob
ably come to the rescue md someone Will
be bitten! I might have poodle and
you police dog, yet you should have
much right to have your dog as to
have nine. If it is we'll trained to pro-
tect your children, it is dangerous to
other children.
I think most children like cabs and
dogs and when they see them, like to go
up and pet them or pull their tails. If
the animal isn't good-na tured, it Will
scratch or bi to a child.
Do need them for protection? We
have guards and police for that purpose
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. CJP)-A II
per cent decline in the natlon
steel operating rate, the 18th con-
secutive weekly drop, was reflected
today in a dull and irregulraly low
er stock market. Bonds were mix
ed. Wheat rose more than cent a
bushel Cotton eased.
Featuring commodity markets
was break in London silver to
the lowest since May, 1884, reflect-
ing uncertainty over tenure Of the
Us. SILVER Act and the 1nterna-
tional silver pact, both of which
expire at the year-end.
Stocks opened irregular in a mar
row range and then drifted ann
lessly until steel shares leo re
ceesion u. S. Steel lost more than
2 points and others 70 the group
were down fractions 70 point.
There was hope in the fact that
Steel inventories are bing whitted
down sharply and new buylhe VIII VIII
was only moderate pressure.
Building issues receded after last
weeks recovery. Profit-taking was
noted in most other sections.
chrysler was -a7n an early onad s,ro9e 3g
5gss off ~. General Motors lost
Selling came into railroad issues
and losses of a point or more We're
made by Atchison. New York Cen %
fral southern Pacific and Union
Pacific. oil issues yielded moder-
sfelv. standard Of New Jersey
touched 44A off& Philips was
down more than a point ana irac-
tfonai declines were noted in IeNas
t,orporation and Socony-N Vacuum
Mort aviation issues held small
gains A few other registered gains
II s. Smelling was UP more than
? points al its high. Influenced by
me recent dividend rise. The STOCK
Svnored the silver break. but Anne.
rican Smelling eased a point ano
Cerrp De Pasco was down fraetlon'
Farm issues slipped back point
or 40. Copper shares ignored hish.
er prices for the metal abroad anc
dipped practionallY. UTILITIES DIP.
ned small amounts. IoeWs ahe
Paramount slipped hack. Rupber'
We're easier.
now Jones closing averages; IN
anstriaI 1921 off 1.5St Railroad 81
81 off 0.7l. Utility 22,2S off ola
transactions approxima TED s9O, ~,
GOO shares compared with 1,56o.OO'
shares Friday. Curb transaetloh'
aporox mated $4,000 shares com
narcd with 2s2 geo shares Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
WASHINGTON
BEATS GIANTS
IN PRO FINAL

George Preston Marshalls Wash
ington Redskins, eastern division
champions for the second straight
year, meet the Chicago Bears Sun
day for the professional football
title of the United States.
The Redskins, same aggregation
that represented Boston last year,
won the right to meet the Bears
yesterday, when they massacred
the New York Giants 49-l4, with
the greatest pro" scoring offense
ever witnessed on an eastern grid
iron. 1t was the worst shellacking
ever absorbed by a Giant eleven
and was witnessed by a record
crowd of 58,285 fans at the Polo
Grounds, including $500 Washing
tonians.
"Slingin" Sam Baugh, former
Texas Christian ace playing his
first year of professional ball,
and Cliff Battles, the former West
Virginia Wesleyan star, were the
big guns. Baugh completed II out
of Is passes for a total of 81 COM
pietionS for the season, breaking
Arnie Herber's 1886 record of II.
Battles, leading ground gamer of
the league, plunged and galloped
l65 yards from scrimmage, run
ming his total to 874 This does not
include a 76-yard jaunt he made
on pass interception. Riley Smith
kicked all seven touchdown points