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The Right Word
BY w. CURTIS NICHOLSON.

HE following letter has been re-
ceived from Daisy Kaltaler of
North Bergen, N. j..
viii you please check the follow
ing sentences: Are they correct?
I'D If either of you is unable to
come at the appointed time. etc.
"(2) Please leave me alone Cor
should it be let?
What are the rules for the uses
of the words apt liable and likely?
rs it true that I don't think we
can go is incorrect: that it should
be written. I think we cannot GO?
Il should appreciate your discussing
these points in your column"
Miss Kaltaler, the singular verb sis"
is correct in your first sentence. The
subject either" is a pronoun in the
singular number.
Do not say, please leave me alone"
Correct: Please let me alone.
Apt implies natural fitness or
tendency, as, I should say that he is
apt to pass his examination.
Likely implies proba bility: as.
With this west wind we are likely
to have fair day tomorrow.
Liable implies a pending un-
favorable condition: as, That boy is
liable to go to prison; I think it is
liable to rain.
Certainly one can say. II don't
think We can go" A purist might
criticize this, but one seldom hears,
Il think we cannot 60"
Usage among good speakers controls
the language.
Copyright, 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11
HELP WOMEN.

SALESLADIES. coats and dresses Do not
apply with less than years experience
Peggy Joy Shops. Inc g31-9:}g r ST. II W
SALESLADY. experienced IN selling ladies'
dresses and coats; salary and commission.
Apply II. Abramson. Inc. Oi3 9TH St II ".
SALESLADY experienced for ladies
ready to-wear store. 925 II st. ne
WAITRESS. experienced. GA l7th St. n W.
MATTRESSES C2J. experienced Apply
II!9 l. ST. INV.
WOMAN wanted to manage cafeteria
successful local cafeteria. Give details.
Address Box 425-J. Star office. -
WOMAN white. miudle-aged to care for
infant and small apartment. Address Box
H.. Star office.
WOMAN, thoroughbred to live with young
mother and child, country home. no du-
IeS; room board. small salary. Ms
M Xf4 MoRF Fo AMI H1N RFHDo APY bFESN
GIVE FULL DETAILS OF EXPERIENCE
AM, Personal HISTORY. ADDRESS
BOX 4'5-J STAR OFFICE. IA.
WOMEN-It YOU are reliable and ambl-
OF dresses hosiery, etc on cousignmpnt
starting you of m business for yourself
no eHutEtHce or money needed. ca. Su-
pSTFlSof D!'fr-ct Iit4.
YOUNG WOMAN experienced IN general
Office work; must have knowledge OF
board and elementary Bookkeeping write
STATING eHptrleAce. education references,
aaEie and SALARY desired. Address Box
"lj-J Star Office
CHEERFUL refined .sdy about 30 to9
companion, week days to convale,cent
lady bic to 20 out give fun particulars
and salary expected. Address Box }0..-X
Star Office.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants halliday part-time
work, Call at 1888 end st. NV.
Decatur 361'2-W 12r
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER part time;
good cook no laundry apartment pre-
ferred: city ref. North 2SS1-J.
GIRL, colored wants lob general house
Eork or part time; will stay nights. De-
Catur 2J6l.
GIRL. colored, wants plain cooking. part
time or days work; references. Lincoln
lJjSW.
good references. North 344G.
GIRL. colored wishes full or part-time
work no Sunday. city ref. Potomac 1881 =.
Luz . ST. NV.
GIRL. colored. desires part-tlme or days
work; Will consider full time. Phone
Lincoln O250-W.
GIRL coiored reliable. desires employment
pam co0ElnR, llght laundry and cleaning.
Address Box 4J5-J Star Office
GIRL. colored reliable wouId ike morn
thf work every day or day work; no
Sundays. District 1G42
GIRL. coIored wishes general houSework
haS 5000 references. Josephine Taylor
1880 I s.. NV.
GIRL colored, wants place as maid, nurs-
ing caring for lnyalids, cooking, } years
experience District GGls
GIRL. CoIored desires position as maid or
waitress, iuI or part time. Decatur 493l
GIRL. y0INs. CO4ored wants gh.W. and
pIah cooking; stay nights, references.
Adams i4Sl-J.
GIRLS r!D, coIored want part-tlme or
Gay WORK; can furnish references. Phone
Columbia 'i651-W
NORTH CAROLINA GIRL. colOred wants
1O5. general houSeWors. and laundry. Ad-
dress 1871 Sth St NV
WHITE GIRL wants general housework
fond OF children. reference. Call after Il.
l"9n l4th 81. Sc
WOMAN. colored wishes work afternoon
and dinner; reference. Potomac Gt51
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time or all
DAY work. ST. Bird ST. sw. Lula Ring
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in which to make up my mind I tried
to explain to him that I was in sort
of quandary. l told him that if at
the end of that time 1 missed him
so much that I could not bear the
thought of being away from him
would marry him"
And what did you say to Steve last
night?" Jack inquired pointedly.
Dolores hesitated moment. Then
she confessed, The same thing"
A faint smile crept to Jacks lips
He was politely amused.
Really, Jack" Dolores stated anx-
i, uSly. What shall do noW?"
Just wait for that empty feeling"
he said with lonely sort of express
sion.
But the passing weeks brought only
a fruitless search for the patiently ex-
pected loneliness. Dolores received an
occasional letter from Steve, one every
week from George. And whenever a
message arrived, Dolores called Jack
for a conference at Wilson's cafe in
order to have her latest emotional re-
actions analysed. But at no time did
they prove to be alarming.
The months moved by slowly.
Then one warm evening as Dolores
sat beside Jack at their shadow
sheltered table she suddenly realized
that George would be returning in 10
days
LIVERY day for the last week he
has been wiring me flowers" she
told Jack somewhat nervously ct
Will be exciting to see him. l am so
happy, too, that he has completely
recovered from his ailment."
What about Steve?" Jack inter-
jected.
Il haven't told you" Dolores con-
fided. Hes in town on brief fur
Tough. I shall see him tomorrow.
Her azure eyes sought a comforting
expression on Jacks face. But thew
found only look of friendly anxiety
for her own welfare.
'You know, jack she said at last.
I'm afraid it's little lonely without
George"
yes he agreed, cit does seem 4
bit empty in here tonight"
They slipped their coffee in silence
for the next few minutes. Jack offered
her a cigarette and lit it with a
slightly shaking hand.
Il think I had better be going"
Dolores finally said. Her large blue
eyes were misty. But before I CO."
she added gently. as if her heart were
slowly but surely breaking bit by hit,
Il want to say just this If you will
give me but one little reason for not
doing it shall not go back to George. -
For moment he stared at her.
Then he said softly, Dolores. dear,
there is one tiny reason. I love you'll"
What Jack did not know was that
in all those six months Dolores hadn't
for an instant seriously considered
George or Steve
Copyright. 1879
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Jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

K. c. s.: "A member rose to sug-
gest, Is the preferred form. Arise and
rise are used INTERCHANGEABLE but rise
is preferred in the physical sense. A
river rises, the guests rose to depart,
mlSts rise, etc, but problems arise, a
difficulty arose, etc.
Era is pronounced Era, not Ara.
Send return envelope for the leaf
let, "l20 Everyday Words Often Mis-
pronounced"
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BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
All who ever gain success
Have to share all they possess
old Mother Nature.

4 QUANDARY is, you know, a
n a state of mind. When you
~ feel that something should be
done yet do not know whether
TO do one thing or another you are
said to be in a quandry. 1t was Just
so with Mother Brown. She was a
good housekeeper, very good house
keeper. Being such she couldn't abide
Mice in the house.
Mice may have their place in the
world, but that place isn't in my
house" she often said, and she meant
It,
But when a little Mouse who could
sing appeared she had a change of
heart, At least it was a change so
far as he was concerned When it
had been slyly limited that trap
should be set for him she had indig-
nantly refused to allow anything of
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the kind She had gone further than
that. for she had banished Black
Pussy the Cat to the kitchen and re-
fused to allow her the run of the
house as she always had had You
see, the Wandering Minstrel as they
called the little singer, had not as yet
been seen or heard in the kitchen.
Most often the little furry singer
had been seen in or near the fernery
in the sitting room. II was there
that Farmer Browns Boy made dis
covery. He found some bits of food
there.
Nov, how did these get here? III
get the dustpan and sweep them up"
said he, and there was twinkle in
his eyes.
You'll do nothing of the kind"
declared Mother Brown, and her face
grew a little red. Il put those there
for that Mouse"
7 never expected to see you feed
ing Mouse in the house." declared
Farmer Browns Boy.
"A Mouse who can sing deserves to
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BOYS and young men, for permanent
work; good pay; with or without bicycles,
Mr.. schryver. 1917 New York ave. NV
BRICkLAYERS five. Ask for X Breer-
wood after Il u M GreenMnnd goo 3 w.
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Young people as Dolores and Jack
who virtually lived on coffee, dough-
nuts and cigarettes, met at regularly
scheduled intervals across a small table
tucked away in a dimly lit nook. Even
now they sat musing in cloud OF
pale ivory tobacco smoke.
We'll" Jack said, smiling affection
etely at Dolores, tell me about it,
About what?" she laughed prank
1shly.
About those little teardrops that
are falling from your heart" he said,
looking directly at her.
You always seem to be able to
analyze my silly moods" Dolores pro-
tested.
You have such big eyes, Jack ex-
claimed 1T is so easy to look right
into your very SOUL He leaned his
forearm upon the table, lightly tapped
his cigarette against the moderniStlc
ash tray in the middle of the table
and awaited her story.
We'll" she began with deep sigh,
'you remember my having mentioned
Steve?"
Jack sat thoughtfully for moment.
Then he answered, Yes. He's the
aviator, isn't hep"
Yes" Dolores nodded. Il was with
him last night" She hesitated Sec
ond and then went on: Hes going
away. Transferred to Randolph Field
near San Antonio.
X * *
" Asst night we drove out to the
park and sat beside the lake
There was an orange moon rising out
of the water. 1 have never seen such
brilliant host of stars. Somehow
the whole world around us seemed to
disappear. And we talked of love and
things like that"
her in melancholy tone. He kissed
you and asked you to go with him"
Dolores did not reply. She was pur-
posely dreaming over her coffee cup
''All jokes in the corner, she said
finally, smiling at Jack, what would
you do if you were me?"
Jack stroked his chin. He was look
Ing Dldllkly ulIO d ldIlldSGlC CIUuu VI
tobacco smoke floating lazily above
them. Hes a sort of reckless fellow
isn't hep"
"Excitingn she exclaimed.
mot a bit like George" he COM
mented in an offhand fashion. But
the words struck her with full force
Jack studied her uneasiness. I'm
sorry" he said tenderly.
--George loved Dolores. There was
no. doubt of that. He had told her SC
enf numerous occasions. But since his
college days he had been failing in
health. George had sustained leg
injury in foot ball game and from
this accident he seemed never to have
fully recovered.
Ca
DOCTORS, time and again, had rec
commended drier climate Twice
George had taken their advise and
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK colored g.h.w.. thoroughly expert
enceu- say nights. 81 week. no Young
CIR. Apply HQl New York ave. NV, Office
between l and ; pm.
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. white mus.
pe excellent. Cleveland zoos
ELDERLY WOMAN for light housework
and, care OF Two children. small wages,
GOOD home. l2N Yuma st sc.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white. middle
age. differences. App!y day ume at 545J
Mt Pleasant St. NV. 12'
GIRL. white. for general homework and
care OF baby; stay nlEhLs. 1850 ST. NV.
Apt - Friday.
GIRL. white to do ugh, homework and
take care OF f-year-OId child for employed
couple. Address Boz BOOK Star Office
GIRL. light colored must be intelligent.
!lSal, not over 20: must know some COOK
ing. GIL Bird ST. NV.
GIRL. general houseVork no laundry:
live in: Silver SprinE, - per week En-
erSon SO34
GIRL white, for general homework and
care OF small child stay nights. 1916
Nottnsha!n drive. Chevy Chase Md. Wis
conSln 3Jl4.
MAID. white. for serving and upstairs:
must be efficient. Cleveland COOS
WHITE WOMAN competent to cook wait
and keep first floor of small house in orGer.
must be 5000. plain cook and live in. pleas
drenS nurse IN family: references REQUIRED
Address Box lu-J Star Office
WOMAN wanted between ages 40 and 20.
to live in general homework care for =
small children. parents employed; state re-
QulFemen,S and salary expected Address
BoN "a j. Star otfice.
WOMAN, white to care Tor apt. and one
child; may stay nights. CAL Walnut 200.
Branch 100. after Il pm.
WOMAN coiored good cook and senerai
houSeWorker; stay nights suburbs ref
erenceS; \ week. Phone Bradley 29G.
WOMAN, middle-aged for general house
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White Ants Wanted.

Fifty white ants and a recipe for
Keeping them alive" are wanted by a
radio company in London The ants
will be offered waxed cardboard, in
sulatlng tape and similar delicacies.
When it has been found what ma
terials they will not eat, ant-proof
radios will be built for the tropics.
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
PERSONAL.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective tor a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery Or SOMNERWERCK
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 02SS
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory Room 6Gl
WeStorr Bldg 14th and F Open sun q m
LET DIR. DELLA LEDENBECKEP' S SPLEEN
did hands rub your aches and pains away
:bOHI O West ll"O
COUPLE DESIRES BOOMING OR APT
house to manage in exchange for living
quarters; reference furnished. Lincoln
4H1I-J.
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME FOR INVALID
$50 week. inCiudIn9 nursing care: finest
refs. Phone North G162-J. los
LADIES DON'T DISCARD FUR COATS.
remodel them Dresmaking and alterations
District '1H1g 50" p ST. W Room -
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING; EX-
Cellent maSSeuSe. Treatments for improving
invalid circulation. Decatur "l34 IL"
HAIR RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL
color by expert tinter. METROPOLITAN
924S 15'
EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS AND
convaleScents by nurse in her own home
Phone Adams 1868 S33 Kalorama I'd
SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS. SWEDISH
massage, for arthritis neuritis colds; fine
for reducing. Ladies only. Potomac 1926
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DAILY SHORT STORY
SMOKE DREAMS

twice be had be-
come so lonely out
West that he had
returned after six
months.
George has to
go away again"
Dolores informed
Jack. He'll be out
West for another
six months, I guess.
He also wants me
to 60 with him"
When did you
see him" Jack in
CURED, sensing an
a W k W ard situ-
alton"
This morning"
she sighed.
And what was
the climaX?" he
asked in an inter-
eSted manner.
We'll" Dolores
revealed slowly, Il
told George that I
wanted six months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

MAN, white between 30 and 80. as chauf-
Ieur and caretaker at Kings Smiths Play
House must, live on place Call at 1851
New Hampshire ave, mornings, or after
t;..>u evenings. Only applicants with good
city references considered
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SEE THESE Two POONINC; IOrrcrC
!. = T., apis: furniture good fine CAS-
o. Don, Leh4 pa waking distance to Gov.
priced. Weekly income, $40 p S onr9I ~
house Exchange. I4OI S.. NV, Room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and home study courses with questions and
answers at various prices; quality pays
BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F st. NV.
AUTO DRIVING safe future driv-
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
DOMESTIC

4ul /. furnishes cooks. g.h.W.. helpers. but
lers. chautfeurS, porterS. dlshWashcrS.
RELIABLE AGENCY Dec. BOIL IiG9 18th
ST.. has cooks, Mattresses maids nurses
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SHOE SALESMAN; must be
thoroughly experienced in
hlgh-grade shoes and access
series. I. Miller Co., 1922 F
st, NV.
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WILSON'S CAFE

w ihooN . oAr L
o by ously
wasn't much of a
success. That is
just why it was a
favorIte rendezvous
for t h os g W h o
sought a quiet half
hour to exchange
dreams or troubles
over ar lmmacu-
late linen table
cloth. Furthermore.
the tWinkling foun-
tain and peacock
spread of palms
that formed a CEN
terpiece for a min
iature patio in the
restaurant insured
a silent sentinel
against the scan
dal-Seeking eyes of
strangers or &C
Quaintances.
1t was in this
costly dining room
l.
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TYPIST, MUST BE SPEEDY.
A &C URATE AND NOT
AFRAID OF WORK. A VERY
GOOD OPPORTUNITY AS
SURED THE RIGHT PER-
SON. PHIL BOBY'S CLOTH
ING CO., 725 7th ST. NV.
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Service Orders.
ARMY.

Riley, Lieut.. Col Frank j., Quar-
termaster Corps, office, Quartermaster
General, to Fort Mason, Calf, Aug
ust 4.
Brennan, Lieut.. Col Russell H.,
Judge Advocate Generals Department,
to office, Judge Advocate General,
upon completion of his present tour
of foreign service.
Davis, Maj. George A., Infantry,
Army Industrial College, to Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
Teale. Maj. Willis E., Engineer
Corps, Military Academy, West Point,
N. Y, to office, Chief of Engineers,
July Is.
Agnew, Capt. Pierre A., Engineer
Corps, Army Industrial College, to
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Furlow, Second Lieut.. James Wads-
worth, Air Corps Reserve, Langley
Field, Va, to Middletown Air Depot,
Pa, April l.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DUNG MAN. has new car. has done execu-
We work. Call Zahler. Col. 1882. bet.
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HELP MEA
APPLIANCE SALESMAN

To sell leading lines Of radios. refrigera-
tors and washers. To the man furnishing
good references and desiring permanent
employment we Will pay salary, plus COM
mission and bonus. Apply 1922 II st. NV,
M hntm o,,I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-03-11

lob offered to experienced
mems clothing and furnishing salesman
with good reference; one who can trim vim
d0WS preferred $50 Fl st ne
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT auditing. income taxes.
monthly bookkeeping service; outstanding
54Gti. To-
ACCOUNTANT EXPERT; books started kept
part time balanced tax reports. monthly
audlts prompt: lowest cost. Adams 1896.
counting auditing services. taxes; enjoy
working with people. Greenwood 1G3U-J
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST. % years old
10 years. experience in credits and collec-
tons and office MANAGEMENT. business COL
lege graduate. VIII accept night work.
interview after > p m. as am now en-
pioyed Best references. Address Box
446-J, Star Office. II"
BUS BOY. dish washer or helper ia board
ing house: colored boy. reliable, best refer
enceS. Call North 6456.
COLORED BOY wants work in store, lunch
room or wash caTS N garage: drivers per-
CoLoRED MAN, @S years. wants lob as
reference. Potomac 1s15-W.
COIORED MAN wants housekeeping and
Tl37.
COLORED YOUNG MAN wants Job second
cook or radio mechanic: honest, willing
worker, Williams. North 9712.
ENGINEER. refrigeration license; expert
enced maintenance man for cafeteria no.
tel. Apartment: KNOWLEDGE of elevator re-
pairs par; plumbing carpentering steamfittinG.
box 456-J Star Office
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE white intel
liRent. diligent. desires employment by bust
ness firm to learn business. North l249. :
MAN, colored (all-aroundl wants work of
Ss6o' 'N' 0'''' VI I've u 'N" ''0''e A''>'' Nv
MAN. neat colored wishes work of any
kind houseman. can operate elevator;
willing worker good reference. Phone
Dist. Oa13 any time
PLUMBERS HELPER experienced also
steamfitting. Call zahler al Columbia 7132
between & and pm
WINDOW CLEANER. colored experienced
can furnish good local references. Call
Geo. 2216.
YOUNG COLORED MAN wants job chauf-
feur. private or delivery truck: refs. Phone
Sterling $685..
YOUNG MAN has new car has done execu-
tive work Call Zahler Col 1882. bet.
g and pm
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EXPERIENCED CANDY COATER.
ADplN "a IL l4th 81 N "
The Raleigh Haberdasher

Has openings for EXPERIENCED sales
women in their ready-to-Wear and Access
sorry departments. Apply III person at
the personnel dept. Room "O4 1920 F st.
NV, any morning between $3.50 and ] / 30.
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NAVY.

Cluverius, Rear Admiral Wat T.,
detached as commander. Base Force,
to Navy Yard, Philadelphia; June 7.
Pye, Rear Admiral Willis S., de-
tached as Assistant to Chief, Naval
Operations, to duty as Commander
Destroyers, Scouting Force; June.
Sexton, Rear Admiral Walton r.,
detached General Board, to duty as
Commander Destroyers, Battle Force;
May.
Woodward, Rear Admiral Clark H.,
detached as Commander Destroyers,
Battle Force, to duty as Commander
Cruisers, Scouting Force; June 7.
Roper, Comdr. Clifford H., detached
command U. S. S. Downes to Naval
Gun Factory; June.
Outerbridge, Lieut.. William w., de-
Tackled Naval Academy, to Asiatic
Station: March.
Pottle, Lieut.. Valentine L., detached
Naval Academy, to Asiatic Station;
March,
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ROOFERS. steep and fiat applicators; also
foreman capable of crew management. with
" without equipment. new process by ma
tlonaljN known corporation. Address Box
I LII Star Office - W, -.
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Girl Guides Organized.

South Africas first troop of Indian
Girl Guides has been organized at
East London.
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ROCMING HOUSE tapLs ). s units. furnI-
s y r. %p!endid filled. This house is on
month. Rent. SGJ. Metropolitan SAC M
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SHOE statesmen for family
shoe store. 427 9th st., Sc

REAL ESTATE Statesmen.
Must have car and local experience.
small drawing account and commission:
plenty OF property and leads Stroup
Realty Co. t;il Southern Bldg
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CONSTRUCTION OFFICE 15x@O II. IN
2ood condition. District 266f ga
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OPTOMETRIST, AT ONCE;
DEPT. STORE; HIGHEST
S A LA RY TO CAPABLE,
NEAT MAN. M u ST BE
BENCH HAND ALSO AND
NOT AFRAID OF WORK.
APPLY BOX 416-J, STAR
OFFICE.
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MAN WANTED TO MANAGE
A LARGE FRUIT DEPART
MENT. MUST HAVE A Sc
CUR1TY. CALL AT THE
MAIN STORE, 5401 GA. AVE.
NV.