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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. February 9 R.-Poultry.
live. six trucks; steady Hens over s
pounds. 1sls; S pounds and less. Y; Leg
mouth nn nsd and White oS RoeH. 70; colored broil-
ers, 81; White Rock. 90; Plymouth Rock,
ss Bareback. ls; Leshosn S9..sIa shicksas' ,s Is:
EeSstefs Esss Ssn IS isl !esnGPa
MS Mite .aTfess sna sso1:G Ia dpst sn
up, -: tess iSa than pounds. Fl.
Butter 625s; steady. Creamery. spe-
s sss Extra s 'fSns nsts tSes e.Sf f st: sss
(ss-s9!. 81 11sa32 y: standards GO: CEN
settled: extra firsts, local, 21h; cars. %:
fresh-sraded hrsts, local. 2 1M; cars. 21s4s
%: current receipts. GOA.
United s States % shipments, e7l; old stock.
firm: strong undertone: supplies moderate:
demand light. Sacked per hundredweight.
Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. s. No. l.
Si'iS and lover ssoeGa1s Nc. pr.cteals f1ss
from cuts and clipped ends. 3.15a3.20;
Colorado Red McClures. Y. 9. No; /. very
s. sUucS cSmmeacisl naasss 80; J. Mishssn Rus:
sn.lisg sss as5 New e NS Stock steady; Supplies
moderate; demand light; 1kack sales less
than cariots. Florida, bus1 - crates. Bliss
Triumphs. q. 8. No. l.. few sales. 2;i0a
Tr;I h,cboI crates IT q No. T. 10
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CURB LIST EDGES
TO 0H|GHER LEVELS
Moderate Gains in Selected
SpeciaIties and Oils Help
General Market.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, February 6.-Moderate
rallying tendencies in a selected group
of specialties and oils gave the Curb
market a generally higher appearance
today.
McWillianls Dredging and Gulf Oil
each gained about a point, and frac-
tional improvement was shown by
Niagara Hudson, Northern States
Power a." Sunshine Mining, United
Gas. Wayne Pump, American Cyna-
mid "B" and Arkansas Natural Gas
"a"
Electric Bond & Share, the most
active issue, f1uctuated around 2412,
about unchanged from Fridays final
prices. Pan-American Always vas a
backward performer. losing more tnan
2 points on moderate sales.
Other shares fitting backward for
minor losses included st. Regis Paper,
Sherwin- Williams, Venezuela Petrole-
um, American Gas & Electric and
Great Atlantic & Pacific.
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s-50c paid MAY IS 1898: soc paid
August IS 1885; SOC paid November 16.
1896.
as extra.
e2Te extra.
f-lhG extra.
e-1% extra paid Dec IL. 1885.
h-75c extra
''25c paid June 80 1895: 45c paid
December 22. 1886.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. February 8 R.-Foreign
exchange steady; Great Britain in dollars,
others in cents.
AS9Ha; 6O-day bills. 4.SS1a. France de-
mand. 4:6hss; cables. 4,65S. Italy de-
mand 5.26h: cables, 6.26h.
free. 4Oo3: registered. 1878: travel.
Clio. Holland: 54.76; Norway. "a. 80;
Sweden. .25.25: Denmark, II 81: Finlan
Portugal 4,461a; Greece, .S92t: Poland.
1926: Csechoslovakia. 34aI: Yugoslavia.
ga: Austria, 1S.73n: Hunsary. 1880:
Rumania, rs: Argentina. 80 .67n: Brazil.
s.SOHn: Toxic. 1886: Shanghai. 29.s5;
Hongkong. 3O.50 Mexico City. 81. 80;
Montreal In New York. 99.95i: New York
in Montreal 1O004il.
Nominal.
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Futures closed steady. lower to 2
Spot steady; middIing. 1921.
CottonSeed Oil.

COttonSeed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady. March. ll.lS; May,
l1.1sb; July. 1125-27; September.
1ll9.
Sales. 40 contracts, including 10
switches.
b-Bid.
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DIVIDEND rates IN dollars passed on last
qudTtery or semi-annual payment. tan.
nual rate-not including extras FAC
cumulated dividends aPaid last year.
Paid this year Companies reported az
oeins reorganized under the bankruptcy
act. or securities assumed by such COM
OaLieS
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL February 8 R.-Silver fu-
lures closed steady 5 to 10 higher. No
sales. Closing bids. March. 44.15; May,
44.05; July. 400.
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U. s. TREASURY NOTES.

ALSO extra or extras.
g-Declared or paid SO far this year.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK February P-Dividends
declared prepared by the Standard Statis
tics Corp):
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Pop Daley faces the biggest problem
of his life, and 1.-THE Kid" faces his
biggest adventure
by THEODORE TINSLEY

The Kid PLAYED his hunch. A lecture, little
sob stuff; maybe if the act went over big crumped
dollar bill and Bible guys like this always showed
Bible at you.
He followed Pop down to the kitchen. He watched
him bring out stuff from the refrigerator Cold beans
a knobby ioint of boiled ham, a loaf of bread and
pot of hot tea.
The Kid suddenly realized he had made mistake.
He managed to cram down few forkfuls of the BEANS
all he could hold.
II didn't think you were really hungry, Pop said.
Wise guy, eh?"
"Just sensible And stop worrying about me turn
ing YOU in to the police You have my word that
won't" His voice deepened:
"A long time ago killed kid like you. He was
only seventeen. with glass pistol and his hand in
CANDY store cash register - but didn't know it till
switched on the light and got look at his dead face
He wasn't 50 tough then either. 1t was my bad
luck that the candy store was dark; and his bad luck
that he had let some glib jalbrd sell him the holdup
idea"
The Kid made no comment. He was thinking
anxiously about Chalky down at the freight yards
How was he going to explain about his bungled first
holdup?
You're off on the wrong foot Kid, - Pop said.
Maybe can prove it. Why not stay here with me
while?"
81 can't"
why not? Tied up with somebody else?"
Don't be silly" the Kid said with quick breath.
I'm on my own"
He eyed Pop suspiciously. Did he know about
Chalky? The old mans next move puzzled him still
more Pop took Chalky's gun out of his pocket, un-
loaded it, handed it back to the kid.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Mosozins Section

was as dumb as he looked, there'd be nothlngu
lost by sneaking away after Pop went to be-
He grinned, finally, held out his hand with
Just the right degree of bashful slowness Just
for few days, huh?"
Right"
1t was laugh to watch the old fellow lug out
blankets and straw mattress. The Kid helped
to arrange the bedding on the kitchen floor.
Pop locked the kitchen door but left the key IN
the keyhole.
Il get up seven-thirty every morning. ne
murmued. "Oatmeals in the cupboard there,
in case you wake up before do. Cook it about
twenty minutes. You like oatmeal?'
II grew up on il"
Grew up on it was right, he thought grimly
as he watched Pop Daley 60 up the stairs and
waited to hear the bedroom door click. In the
Evening star., 1937-11-17

garten now conducted by public agen-
cies, were the outgrowth of settle
ment house pioneering, Miss Peck
said. She pointed out the oppor-
tunity open in these houses to de-
velop the recreational life of a COM
munity.
Representative Randolph of West
Virginia paid tribute to those who
had made dynamic" the ideal be-
hind the growth of the Opportunity
House opened here about 18 months
ago. He described the house as the
portal into finer life"
Miss Edith Coulsen. secretary of
the Council of Social Agencies, en-
phasized the need for such an insti-
tuition in the central area of the city.
She said the section topped all 9TH
ers in juvenile delinquency and stood
at the bottom in health statistics.
The campaign for funds to carry on
the work at the house will close No.
vember %, the second and last day
of fiesta" at the Raleigh Hotel.
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OPPORTUNITY HOUSE
ROLE IS EXPLAINED
Workers in Campaign for Funds
Told of Pioneering in
Fields,

The role Of the settlement house is
that of friendly neighbor" ready
to guide people in need to the best
source of aid, Miss Lille NJ Peck,
who has spent her life working with
such agencies, last night told work.
ers engaged in $4,000 drive for
funds for the Opportunity House
Miss Peck, who took up settlement
work as a student volunteer at Sim
mons College, is at present secretary
of the National Federation of Settle
ments.
She spoke at a banquet meeting
at the Raleigh Hotel.
The settlement house is not similar
to a mission. she emphasized. AL
though direct aid should be given
In an emergency, sne advised the
workers to make use of existing relief
facilities wherever possible.
Many ideas, such as the kinder
Evening star., 1937-11-17
PERSONAL.
ICnnfinllad

WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there Is no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due TO IN
w. w. Chambers Co. offers a complete
funeral. cars and all. for as little as S15
World finest waterproof. alright, guaran-
Chambers for SIS In case of death cali
the Greater W. W. Chambers Co. l4th St
corner Chaplin n W. Columbia 0432. Phone
or write our address. We will send you
beautiful catalogue Of how we do it. 1900
Chaplin st. Nv. phone Columbia 0432. o17
llth st. Sc. phone Atlantic 600.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR CHICAGO NOV %; 1898
Dodge sedan: take 3 passenger; refs. exch.
Columbia 1l9o-J. $50 TO pm. lS'
DRIVING TO VICINITY BUFFALO N Y
NOV. "a Will ia ke two or three passengers.
Georgia 2l5l after : pm. 49,
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA, EAST COAST
Saturday. November 20, room for 3 pas
$engers. Large. comfortable car. Box
l01-W. Star.
TOLEDO. OHIO. AND DETROIT-WILL
take > or 4 PASSENGERS, leaving Nov. Ind
or .3rd. will return TO Wasflngton Dec
lSt; Phone MR.. MOONEYHAM North
S3!i. before :. p m any day this week
References EXCHANGED. lSa
LEAVING EARLY THURSDAY MORNING
Tor Charlotte, N c.; can accommodate
three or four. Met. 4!51. w. H JONES .
DRIVING NEW PACKARD SEDAN MIAMI
Monday or Tuesday would like one or two:
share expense. Phone Adams 1881 Is"
LEAVING FOR ST. LOUIS THURSDAY
take ! or .. share expenses 1876 Irving
ST NV. between and q pm
BOSTON, LEAVING NOV. "a RETURNING
NOV, IS; new Oldsmobile. MR.. LIPMAN
North 2@96.
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Seasonal Moving,

Nomads are invariably pictured as
people who wander from place to
place, picking up a living here and
there like the gypsies. But this is
not true of the nomad life lived in
Asia, although in many parts as III
other countries, there are certain
small tribes who lead this kind of
existence. But in Asia. for centuries.
many thousands of Tartars. Armeni-
ans, Kurds and Yezidis migrate from
the lower regions to the higher places
for the summer. Although they live
in tents, their life is just as reasonable
as their winter life in the villages.
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Sir Willmott Lewis to Talk.

Sir Willmott Lewis, correspondent
of the London Times. will be the
honor guest and speaker at a dinner
Of the Canadian Society tonight.
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SAlESMEN.

SALESMAN-One Of the largest food COM
yonnd NAV uho bae bad Cd rs MI n,,o iol
sale sales experience in selling the retail
grocery and restaurant trade in this vicin-
ity advancement depends entirely on the
Individual: Products are widel" advertised
i'his opening should interest a young man
who Is looking for a permanent connection
and is willing to work hard for a steady
and increasing income. Applications to
receive consideration must give education
iull business experience, age. height and
weight. Address Box 94-Z, Star
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HELP MEN AND woMEh.

EGG GAMBLER, only experienced need
apply. 512 18th st. s.w
MUSICIANS-Piano. violin. accordion, for
night CLUB; state particulars. Box 37-Z,
Star.
SELL THE LEADING 5 Christmas card
box assortmentS; big daily pay; Christmas
gift wrappinRs. 30 personal Christmas
CARDS with name, 81. Come quickly. 1406
G st. NV, Room 6l1
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APARTMENT HOUSE
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL neat wishes days or
general Gen housework; go nights; good cook.
CoLORED GIRL wishes days or part-time
work taxing care of apartment: city ref
erence. Dec Obs.
COLORED GIRL wants general housework
or 81 mothers helper reference. Call North
CoLORED GIRL, neat light, wishes light
housework. Cali North 4452.
CCLORED GIRLS t2). one Job as mothers
helper stay nights; other days work. Dis
coIoRED WOMAN wants days work or
patt time; reference: reliable. 1916 9Th
st. NV
CoLoRED WOMAN experienced. would
1925.
COOK. experienced. or upstairs maid;
home nights. Columbia 6l41.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. full or part time;
no Laundry, cooking or Sundays; ref. Col.
GIRL colored, wants part-time or days
WORK city rel Phone Decatur 4231.
GIRL. colored, part or whole time work,
ask for Apt. POI
GIRL colored. wants ehw, maid or care
OF children ref Pot. 1868
GIRL experienced. wishes ghw. or cook
ing: city reference. North 6sSG.
GIRL, colored, wants work sh.w. expert
lantic 4599
GIRL, coored. light, exp. wants job as
waitress or cook. Atlantic 1913.
GIRL. colored neat dependable. wants
general houSework full or part time; excel
lent references. Call Adams 5l4..
GlRL' colored. wants job cooking. clean
ing or part-time work; no laundry; no
sunday work. Lincoln i911-J.
IoominR house. otiice or store. maid; ref
efences. Metropolitan G292
GIRL colcred. neat. honest wants general
housework; ref, Decatur 1896.
Girl wants wants mothers helper Job no cook
l1oo Columbia 81. NV.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework
experienced good references. I@29 Linden
ST. ne. Lincoln 2S94
GIRL. colored. wants general housework or
DAYS work. good references. Call Lincoln
S6S3
GIRL Southern: country, wants lob as
nurse or mothers helper; honest and re-
liable; reference. Met. OS2l.
GIRL. neat. colored. wants lob as mothers
helper: Atlantic }565.
GIRL, colored. wants general housework:
fond @ of children; city reference. North
GOOD LAUNDREss and cleaner. expert
ref. Pot. 5s4
sEAMsTREss wants work by the day or
week. Call Columbia 744s-J.
WOMAN. colored would like part-time
work. Please phone District BIG
WOMAN, colored wants general housework
cooking: experienced reference. 423 10Th
st. s.w.
WOMAN, Southern. colored. neat. honest,
wants eeneraI housework, good plain cook
Ins stay nights District f.ua
| WOMAN colored. wants part time OF een-
eral housework; good references Lula
King. Met. 96l3.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work or
par time. Pot. 32S3-J.
WOMAN wants work Of any kind: good
references: willing worker Call District
1884
WOMAN colored wants eh.w or cooking,
or laundry: reference. North Co.'S
| WOMAN colored. wishes part-tme or
| days work. experienced. Lincoln 11S0-W.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. white. experienced houseworker;
go home nights: $40. 1870 wyoming ave.
NV. Apt 1ol.
COOK. middle-ased woman who wants
permanent place to do cooking and general
housework, must like children; stav nights
flrst-class references required 50 week.
Apply after pm. 39' Harrison st.;
1896
GIRL, colored. general housework, 500 mo.
Stay in. Georeia S531.
GIPL, neat. white. 10 help in home.
stay NIGHTS. COS Rollins rd. Chevy Chase.
Nd Wise. G0f@-J.
GIRL white. 30 TO 35. light housework
and partial care OF two children; no cook
ine So month: live in. Wise. 4l"ti-M.
GIRL between - and 30 to help mother
with baby and household work, must be
exp. and have local references. State sal
ary expected. when available. Box 1917,
Star.
ahw.. cooking, fond Of children: stay
nights references REQUIRED. III Webster
WOMAN. colored general houseworker:
with reference: live in; $500 week. Co.
WOMAN. white reliable to care for baby
and assist with apt. in Colonial Village.
Box 91-Z. Star. 21'
WOMAN. white. general housework. in
cludnf cooking and laundry; family OF
inciudins children children. Room and bath
place. Good home in Chevy Chase. Young
couple with baby. References required.
Wisconsin 1890.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

And caulking solve your heating problems.
1t costs very little when done by Turber-
Vile, 325 10th st. ne. Lincoln 1862. 2O'
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HELP MEN.
Continued

sPARE-TIME POSITIONS OPEN-u you
are over 20, and can furnish good refer
ences. and would like to earn $25 OF
more weekly without in any way interfer-
Ing with your present position, we may
be able to use your services in new Or
SANITATION
Men call in person. Tuesday. 8 pm
sharp
No other time will do.
Ground floor. 10l Louisiana ave. NV.
corner Of 81 ST
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
wonderful French Method used DR.. Della
Leoenoecker, 3O23 o ST. NV. West 1920.
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger wave, &c; manicure 15c Met. 71,s.
Mabelle Honour School. 1870 N. Y. Ave
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC,

- DOMESTIC.
WE CAN furnish frst-class help, all times.
Helping HPnd Social Service Council 1914
9TH NV. Met. $500
DOMESTIC AGENCY Dec. 1921. Dec. 2422
furnishes help and work, men and women.
1928 9th st. NV
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REPAIRS g SERVICE.
fCa,Nt
WEATHER STRIPPING

WEATHER STRIPPING. CAULKING. Free
estimates. A. Ericsson. 63S D ST. Sc. Lin
coin lolgs. Atlantic 6196-W evenings. 2l'
Evening star., 1937-11-17
LOST

AFF1DAviTs; n v, \ several and LEGAL papers Re
BIRD DOG. pointer. black and white, fe-
male, strayed from 1856 Mass. ave. NV.
Mon. eve: reward.
BEAGLE HOUND. white and tan, tag
:i1S5: liberal reward for return or in
formation. 1906 18th St NV
BOSTON BULL, toy. female. months old:
child's pet. 5l2 Concord ave. NV. Georgia
"194
COIN PURSE containing keys, money
order, etc. in vicinity of 18Th and e :ts.
NV. Reward. District 1850, Br. AZ.
GERMAN POLICE DOG young male; on
Condat wdif rdf near Glen Echo SUNDAY
before am. or after 4 pm.
GLOVES. pigskin. mans brown; on Mon
day between Municipal Court and 5ls 5th
NV: reward. Phone National 1901. lS'
KITTEN. black. white paws front: Sat.
night, vicinity 36l7 Jocelyn St NV. En-
erson 5057
eocKETBOoK, grey suede. lost in Dia-
mond cab Friday eve: contents valuable
10 owner; reward. Columbia 1900.
SCOTrY, female. brinde markings; vcn-
lty Conn ave: and w. Underwood St.
Chevy Chase, Md. reward Phone Wis
consn 1929
SPRINGER SPANIEL. male: lost near Mt
Vernon Sun: brown and white. short tail,
lrecKled feet, was wearing collar with
name plate child's pet; reward. Alexan-
dria 7l-F-21.
WRIST WATCH ladys. Hamilton; white
sold; name engraved on back. Reward
National o141 or Georgia 355S.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Bulova set with
Childs, Lunch or 9th and E. Capitol ne:
reward. Line. S153-W
Evening star., 1937-11-17

The matching tie and handkerchief
(below at righD are a new combina-
ton, but an equally good and perhaps
even newer note is the tie and sock sci
shown here 1t is a brand-new pat
tern and a brand-new idea. The pat
terms are actually designed ano
woven so that they match perfectly
With it is shown sturdy black calf
shoe, town last with plain toecap.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
(Continued)

PRAGmIGAL NURSE car. for invsIis Or
Lincoln 7656M.
sTENOGRAPHER TYPIsT. shorthand
speed over 100 W,p.m.. type about so: age
Church 1--we.
sTENoGRAPHHR-sE exp, ca
22athlss 22ats oa desires permanent position. Ran
sTENOGRAPHER. with knowledge Of
comptometer; desires regular employment:
single, experienced. good reference moder-
ate salary. Atlantic 4l19-J.
TYpIsT s!TENooRAPHER;; high school
average dlctation, fast typist age 90.
Randolph 5516.
WOMAN. white. wishes position in mother
salary Box aG-z. Star.
| WIDOW. middle refined. desires posi-
| tlon as companion, hostess or housekeeper;
some some nursing experience. Call Laurel
WIDOW, white, middle aged. desires posi-.
| ton as housekeeper for elderly man; refs
| interview at l439 Girard st. NV.
| YOUNG LADY desires stenosraphic or
refernnces hf eeSi'Sn Snrtb lu 5a or part time" city
! YOUNG LADY, experienced childs nurse,
! good euucs tion. single. age :I3, desires to
care Tor infant or child. Box 3"-z. Star
| YOUNG SOUTHERN WOMAN, shrewd and
clever expert in political contact matters.
experienced in congressionsl and State leg
| lslative programs. desires high-class anil
alton with, strong and appreciative organ
| lzatlon seeking legislation this or next seS-
sion OF CONGRESS. Box 1882. StaJ.
APARTMENT HOUSE
OWNERS AND OPERATORS.
Manager nady)., 10 years experience in
manasing operating modern apartment
| building; best references available; proven
| record. immediate change necessary: full
details gwen upon interview; replies con-
fldential. Box 1917. Star. IT,
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ROOFING
SIDING
INSULATION

ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY.
2125 r. I. Ave. NE. Potomac O20O.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN.
1t is good sense to save cents. Due to 25
years experience and personal supervision.
you will find my price 20G less on all types
week on painting. papering and roofing
Anything. cellar to roof. No job too small
Call any day. any time. B. A. Hopkins,
2233 18th st. NV. Columbia 5910 or
Adams 5756-J.
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STENOGRAPHHR-sEc exp. ca
pable. desires permanent position. Ran
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
| WeS:ory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1893
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
sssf LOUIS T. BUssARD. iss5 LYMAN
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
ass e09sHzs' aSEs 0s SD ss 2!a5F 19sR
| St Sc. lSs
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
GeD mDse con'Tasfsd BY any Sn, Sne Other thsn
Penna. ave. NV. Washington D. c. ls'
NEW STANDARD DICTIONARY, FUNK 4
plan. R w. DANIELS. "l7 F st. NV
sKhas FE F2k EsNT 6.ns1.1. sTaAHE 1:adSa. Eos
s5strs; cha, 5, a. Aiso ,SyaIa Sel!ins ehsl5s tos
CO. 4ls 10th st. NV. METROPOLITAN 1874
BANKRUPTCY SALE BY AUCTION OF
foFd da coupe m No. iS-:5"io7' and Plymouth
| 10 am. Terms. cash. Boltha J. Laws,
,rqs,se nv s,r Of Nolan Motor Co. ADAM A.
ON DEC. sth sHREVE BROTHERS GA
rage wlll sell at Eichberes Auction. 18th
and R sts NV, 1928 Ford sedan. motor
| No. Al.7259o.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself. GEORGE F. SAUNDERS, 2ll
| Tenn. ave. lie. 19s
REXAIR
Eaeless cleaner. no noise. more power. no
bse. For free demonstration, call North
S19l
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides anne service as one costing $500.
| Don't waste insurance money" Call
| DEAL with % years experience Lin
| roln $500
| YOU. TOO. CAN AFFORD
| EXPERT PLANOGRAPH SERVICE
| Our rates for expert reproductions are
| surIrisinely low! Books. maps. foreign
| language literature and all other printed
| matter reproduced in black and white or
| several colors. An inquiry does not obli-
gate you!
Columbia Paragraph Co.
| so L st. NE. Metropolitan 1892
Evening star., 1937-11-17

Experienced. colored. not over 80 yrs.
school education: salary. SIS weekly to
start. 20 hrs. Reply, giving age. weight,
education. experience and references. Box
l1S-Z Star,
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LADIES

Over 30 years of age Neat appearance. A
remuneratlve position. Pleasant. diRnl-
fed contact work. No selling See secretary.
10 to II and 3 TO B. 1910 Tower Bldg.
18th and K SITS. NV.
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sTENOGRAPHER TYPIST. shorthand
speed over 100 W.p.m.. type about 80: age
z: year q. w. Univ: SIS wk. Falls
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STENOGRAPHER with knowledge of
comptometer desires regular employment: !:
single. experienced. good reference: n,oder-
ate salary Atlantic 4l1a-J
Evening star., 1937-11-17

TYPIST STENOGRAPHER. high school
graduate, . yrs teachers college: take
average dlctation. fast typst: age 80.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

COLORED GIRL, neat. wishes days or
general houSework; go nights; good cook.
Pot. JG4s.
COLORED GIRL wishes days or part-time
work taxing care of apartment: city ref
erence. Dec. Obs
COLORED GIRL wants general housework
Evening star., 1937-11-17

WOMAN, white. wishes position in mother
less home: good city references; state
salary. Box aG-Z. star
Evening star., 1937-11-17
FRANK FERN.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE table model. perfect.
and typewriter. extremely cheap Blau-
stems 144S Park rd., Apt. Z. Columbia
4625
Evening star., 1937-11-17

PRACTICAL NURSE, care Tor invalid or
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