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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
BOOK week
Draws MANY
Initial Blazing Birch Fire in
Fireplace at Story Hour
One of the Features.

Several hundred Ely residents took
advantage of National Book Week, OBJ
served by the public library Thursday
Friday and Saturday, by inspecting the
displays of new books at the library
and listening to talks on books giver
by Mrs Ruth King, librarian, on each
of the three evenings.
Saturday morning and afternoon g
large group of grade school children
gathered in the library before blazing
birch fire, built for the first time ir
the nbrary's fireplace, to take part ir
a story hour. Mrs. M. j. Fleming anC
Miss Alice Fowler had charge of the
story telling in the morning with Mrs
A. w. Nelson and Miss Elinor Poshal
assisting in the afternoon.
Mrs. o. w. Parker had the honor o.
lighting the first fire. Mrs. Parker wa!
the first kindergarten teacher in tht
old school building which occupied the
present site of the Community building
and was also member of the frs
book selection committee.
These story telling hours will be helc
weekly throughout the winter months
from 1:30 o'clock until noon in thu
morning and from l 80 to o'clock il
the afternoon.
On Thursday noon Is persons, includ
ing the city and school librarian, mem
bers of the city library staff and Gus
todians of the various libraries servicet
by the local organization, attended /.
luncheon held in Vertin's cafe. Follow
ing the meal, short program was pre-
sented in the library, consisting of {
reading by Mrs. King and several violil
solos by Miss Nancy King, accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. William Spreitzer
The custodians of the outside librarie
selected books that will be made avail
able to their parents.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24

The ST. Paul Association of
Commerce has started a cam
paign to clean up the mess of
political advertising and sign
boards along the highways,
now that the campaign is
closed. During every cam
paign, the beautiful scenery of
this north country is cluttered
UP with "vote for this, that and
the other" candidates and the
travelling public is compelled
to travel along the highways
and view them for months to
come.
We are spending thousands
of dollars yearly urging tourists
-, nora Tlo,,rl
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
New Use for Aspen Would
Spur Woods Industry Here

order to get the best out of it.
With the manufacture of celluloSe
the poplar, now figured as almost
worthless except for box lumber, will
create a market and give the farmer a
chance to harvest his poplar timber at
fair price A crop of this timber can
be raised every ten years and with
judicious farming can be made source
of profit for wood almost considered
worthless in the past.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
Miss Wilson Loses
Mother by Death,

Miss Ruth Wilson, secretary of Supt.
Stanley Adkins of the Ely schools, was
appraised Wednesday evening of the
death of her mother at Princeton. Miss
Wilson left at once to attend the
funeral at Princeton, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Wilson was well known in this
city where she resided, more or less, for
the past ten years. Along with her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer bankers, she con-
Quoted ladies ready-to-wear store here
in the Grahek building.
She was a resident of Brainerd but
a week ago she went to Princeton to the
home of her daughter where she died.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
Carnival a Success;
". G.. G.. w. Meets NOU. 20

The meeting of the Ely chapter of
the National Council of Catholic
Women will be held on Tuesday, Nov.
20, at the Community Center. Mrs.
Fleming and Mrs. Kapsch will report
on the second quarterly meeting of the
Diocesan Council held at Hinckley on
Tuesday. Mrs. Fleming will also re-
port on the eighteenth annual con-
vention of the National Council held at
Biloxi, Mississippi in October.
The carnival given by Circle of the
unit on Saturday evening was a success
full affair Mrs. John Slabodnik was
awarded the floor lamp. Mrs. John
Buccowich and Mrs. Anton Slabodnik
were the chairmen of committees ar
ranging the carnival.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Prominent Jews in Berlin
have suggested that Washing
ton mortgage it's annual Ger
man immigration quota of H.
900 for the next three years
and accept $1,000 Jewish i'm
mediately. Frantically seeking
refuge from the Nazi laws
against them, they propose that
$4,000 others be accepted in
Palestine, 100000 more, over
go years old remain in Ger
many and the rest be absorbed
by nations with colonies.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
w. A. A. TO HOLD DANCE.

Dorothy Stonich has been named
chairman of committee in charge of a
dance to be sponsored by the Woman's
Athletic association of the Ely Junior
College. Assisting Miss Stonich are
Merna Maxi, Dorothy Berg and
Dorothy Janeksela. The group will
hold a Christmas party, December IA,
with the lunch committee headed by
Florence Novak, aided by Dorothy and
Helen Stonich, Dorothy Berg, Dorothy
JanekSela and Julia Marolt.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24

The above standing includes confer
ence games only.
Next years high school eleven faces
a seven-game schedule, taking on Eve
leth, Aurora, Hibbing, and Tower here,
and travelling to International Falls,
Gilbert and Virginia. The date for the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-11-24
ANNUAL SALE OF
XMAS SEALS TO
START FRIDAY
DR.. 0. w. Parker Chairman of
Local Drive; Receipts Used
for T. B. Control.
Ely residents will

Ely residents will
be given an oppor-
tunity to do their
part to arrest the
spread of tuberculo-
sis with the distri-
button of the tuber-
culosis Christmas
seals here starting
Friday.
A $1.00 sheet of 100
seals will be mailed
to Ely residents, the
receivers having the
privilege of keeping
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Evening star., 1938-10-02
CLASSES IN 4SECTIONS
Columbus Law Enrolment of
Freshmen Heavy.

Heavy enrolment in the freshman
law course at Columbus University has
forced division Of the class into four
sections, 1t was announced yesterday.
Quarters have been leased for the
fourth section at 1774 Massachusetts,
avenue N. w., DR.. John r. Fitzpatrick,
university provost, explained.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
MEN,
Steady and Permanent Work,

Men selected will be grounded in equip
ment uses at our local branch and started
Immediately in permanent. full-time con-
20 preferred. rs these openings involve re-
sponsibility: We require no deposit or In
vestment. but you must be reputable and
be able to carry out details you learned
in preliminary practice. The functions OF
this electrical unit are SO unusual that
applicants should be able to get along on
S25 to $40 u week while learning Later
AS you master this work. your income will
ence unnecessary because new methods
must be learned by every one starting with
u.s. These opportunities are for men who
higher incomes. Apply Monday afternoon.
l;30 pm. for interview. at 3O5 Denrike
Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
AGENTS.

AGENTS and organizations show our
Christmas boxed cards wrappings and 80
for 81 imprint cards to earn extra money;
factory service and prices; free premium
given now. G. T. Breckenridge Co., Room
2lO. 14O5 Eve st. NV. Natl 4162.
CHRISTMAS CARD BOX ASSIGNMENTS
Churches and organizations sell our 81
Xmas box asst. 20 engraved folders; 1909
profit. Also. ST. box Xmas wrsppings. Her.
bert Lew Co. 512 st ne
Evening star., 1938-10-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Experienced in building products Must be
capable OF reading blueprnts, take off of
materials, and otflce routine. consisting Of
estimating supervision Of drafting. enter
ing OF shop orders and checking field meas
urements. Real opportunity for properly
qualified man. not over 81 years OF age.
Give tull information REGARDING education
and eXperlenCe Box l2-S. Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SAlESWOAAEN.

SALESLADY exp; will also train 2 mex
perienced girls. Excellent wages for will
ing workers See Mr. Green. G3l Penna.
ave. NV. to 10 am. only.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
INSURANCE AGENTS

We will train two men TO become mem-
berS OF our present staff; previous eXprri-
ence not necessary; We will pay standard
commissions. plus modest salary based
ON production. We are the LARGEST nom
cancelable health and accident company
in America. We also write all forms OF
life insurance at lowest guaranteed rates.
Write for interview. give details of past ex-
perlence. age, etC.; Will interview onlv
members OF the Masonic fraternity BOX
Evening star., 1938-10-02

THOROUGHLY experienced
salespeople for our curtain,
drapery and upholstery de-
partment. Permanent posi-
ton for those who qualify.
Only experienced need apply.
PALAIS ROYAL, Employ
ment Office, 9th fl.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HELP DOMESTIC.
DOME

HsIp 0OW6SsbSs
CoLoRED GIRL. general housevork. cook
Walnut s44O-J.
COLORED WOMAN. neat, expert cook and
server; small family; afternoons only; no
snndsys; Sur ays sood pay '@oo io'n ST. n"''
COOK (coloredJ and general houseworker:
s1ssee IS! ls'i 4 ia%,!y Belle Haven zis1sn-
COOK. colored. exp laundress. g.h.w.; stay
nights: upstairs room: 2 adults. 2 children;
start SIS week; references. Emerson 5764.
1906 Morrison st. NV.
COOK lcolored not over 4O. expert
Chevy Chase. .. c.
COOK. colored, experienced; stay niehts;
not a't over s.ys Size 9Sa S uarm s sso c
COOK AND GENERAL HousEWORKER,
laundry. middle-sged light colored woman;
stay nights: $50 mo- Wisconsin 4s74
ences essential. BOX l4-S. Star. tar.
COOK AND CHAMBERMAID. white. not
over 4O small family; must be nrst-c!ass.
experienced cook houseworEer: Know now
first-claSs references: no others need ap-
bly,. Box 47s-S Star
GENERAL. HOUSEWORKER. white. settled,
homs o wah 10
GIRL. white. for general housevork, care
OF 3-yesr-old boy: references. Geo. O1?b.
GIRL white preferred). to help with
house NO cooking: stay NIGHTS; room with
lily. $500 per week. shep. 16bO-R
GIRL from Va; g.h.w. plain cooking: fond
OF children: live In. Al reference. ehep-
herd 1886.
GIRL care for baby durinE day, S5
z week; Call 4O32 eth st. ne, apt. No.
,. Sunday
GIRL, white. c.h,w cook. assist care Of
haey; refsfenees; uyS IN SIS month start.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

VIOLIN. PIANO. GUITAR LESSONS. home
or studio, popular and classic: beginners or
advanced. Victor George. Att. 2645-W
PITMAM SHORTHAND. REVIEW. SPEED;
LARGE 1911 r. nr. Conn. Dupont s.ll.
SPEED DIcTAT1oN, preparatory TO civil
service examination. Every evening, S5 per
month. 1885 Conn. ave. Decatur 1884. 81
VOICE VOICE PIANO: VIOLIN. Thoroush in
recitais Special rates for ne esry lssiar. ontn,s
tlon. Adams 1O407 for appointment.
iF YOU want to get into a field where
wares big. learn linotype operating. Bur
ton Linotype School. 7O7 9th ST. A.
TEACHER Of violin and band Instruments:
Specla! attention given to beginners. Ad-
phone District 66SI.
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch tipping, Eng :,
arith., speed dict; beginning and review
ers indv. inst. 1895 Conn. ave. Dec. 33S4.
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS; YOU get
training proved by success Of many Hemp
hili I; graduates: you learn on real Diesel
bss. 'st course est .v.Se
sook soo sIys 1yee Registrars once >41oo Garr-
BE A P. B: x. !telephone) operator. recep-
automobile ofnces short course; very in in
teresting: new classes starting Miss West,
Room 2O4, 1871 q st. National 21l7.
PilA1N0IBeEinners li1L speciality. Reason
wee week koSsh n4ae sssss ss.xesn and 10
TUTORING. advanced, remedial, all grades
by experienced. successful public school
teaeher: rates reasonable. Box l67-x. Star.
FRENCH T.n1s LESSONS ,l, 5,.risi.n pTois.soT;
private and in groups. clev. 4949.
ENGLISH TUTOR for youth and adults:
help to eliminate foreisn or unpleasant
accents. Adams 6190.
Parking Tor tests NOEL. EMERSON ss5s. :
TUTORING by experienced teacher with
decree sgteislty Ill or retarded
e: %.sSsD se't ~ Eh,'%g1: aSg5:
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS. home stud,
G4nrsesIaues. GpinI and ans; latest editions;
1ass 1sss 0P a.tlonsY 1nsH'ss s45 SoYD SCHOOL
Native teachers: conversstional method METHOD
FoR AMsEieANs sMaefnis % %zsH
FOREIGNERS. Glasses forming now
nqonthlyS; qSsah S;ro,s Brent House. Decatur 56s3: z
A,Jsi FORMER ssnGs, sTUDENT says; I'm !: month;
exam. was appointed" Many other re-
markable records in shorthand and in type
writing. BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 st, Ma.
tional 234U.
AUTO LESSONS 75 cents. Easy clutch
control. parking: permits secured. Cal
North S631. Mr.. Whitaker.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE: pays good
salaries. Greenes Accredited Beauty
School, North 9l31. 1853 Conn. ave. 2
pm. p
AUTO DRIVING INsTRUCTIONs-Cour
GUS patient. professional Instructor. Learn
ing and trafhc. Mr.. Rundlett Emer 1883
COMPETENT INSTRUCTOR desires limited
number Of pupils for clarinet; rates Ieas:;
Evening star., 1938-10-02
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

If you are not satisfied with the personal
line you have been selling. the Sunshine line
will be u revelat tion to you. We believe
there is nothing in America to compare
with it. 80 exquisitely engraved designs
beautifully displayed on black suede mounts.
Hand-colored etchings at reasonable prices.
Gorgeous blue and burgundy air brush ere
from s. so per 100 to S3s. This fast-sell-
ing collection appeals strongly to profess
Sional people. executives business concerns
and individuals in general. Liberal COM
missions daily and bonuses. We deliver
The album is sent FREE without obligs-
ton. Look it over and II 1t isn't all that
we say IL is. return it ut our expense. Send
for your FREE album now The Sunshine
Art Studios. Dept. Nj. l54 Nassau ST.,
New Vark ritv
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SALESMAN.
Observation-Disclosures

Roofing-Siding-Insulation.
Man who has proven record; must be
honest sober and hard worker. We have
opening for one man who rates above the
average in this field an old established
company operating Washington and Balti-
more with Al rating. Reply by letter only,
giving all details and reference that will
view if considered. All replies strictly con-
ndential. Enterprise Roofing Co. District
Coal Bldg. 2O2O Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
SAlESkE

S~SeSsVN6s~s
s; SALESMAN I; Established mfr; sanitary
industrial plants; liberal comm: drawing
account when quslined. Resist-Kote Corp.
3Sl Attn ave. N. Y. c.
SELL BUSINESS CARDS. 81 30 thousand;
business stationery Christmas cards. cal
endars. book matches. advertising tape,
paper towels. pencils. salesoooks, rubber
35se, comm. daily. Wiilens, 2l3o-vM
Gladys. Chicago.
SENSATIONAL LINE SPECIALLY SHOES
over :oo beautiful STYLES for whole family.
Piles. Moench Shoes, - Boston. Mass.
AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN for local and
nearby territory: full lime: permanent flu
complete line OF exclusive calendars and sd-
vertislnx Speclalties tor every line OF buSi-
ness modest but adequate expense allow:
ance to start liberal i.commiSSions remitted
weekly Give age. experience reference.
The American Art Works. Coshocton. Ohio.
SELL MIRROR sILHoUETTEs! Best SELL
ers in 30 years manufacturing advertising
specisltieS; Also sensational calendar val
ues. AdNov-Co. Newton. Iowa.
BIG DAILY CASH PROFITS Sell top quail
ity advertising book matches. Free inside
America. :s4ss-WM, 4sth pl. chicaso.
yss %ogD ey Y0U gn TX. to have s sooa pros
statesmen for new supervised selling plan.
Home demonstrations furnished. liberal
commissions paid. Call Monday between
$50 and IL. 1921 H st. ne. ask for Mr..
Geiger
AVAILABLE AT ONCE Rawleigh route
apply; can earn $40 or more weekly: no
cash required; write today. Rawleigh'x.
Dept. D0J-4-Z Chester. Pa
statesmen. to sell well-known line of
automotive paints: experience essential;
salary and commission. Box ATS. Star.
SALESMAN wanted to sell Penna hard
coal Oh commission. Apply 1925 T St Sc.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HELP MEN.
PHOTOoRAPH sALTS11N.
statesmen ATTENTION

PHOIO1HAFH 6AL1SMAN.
Easiest .no-balance ticket in town.
Nu-Art Studio. I'LL K st. NV.
statesmen, ATTENTION.
DUE TO OUR EXPANSION PROGRAM
more men to our sales force Oct. i. 1898.
Interviews at 10 am, ] 30 pm. and 7:3O
pm. sharp. Qualifications. AL reference
perience not necessary.
We are now permanently located in our
new ofiices at 33OS 14th st. NV. Rooms
22O and 22I. Apply for personal inter-
view TO W. B. Dayy. Room 22O. Rexair
Sales L. Service
Evening star., 1938-10-02
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
WOMAN.

At long last an opportunity awaits q
woman over ~: earnings above average
Appearance and background important.
II you are interested in 4 permanent ca
reer with q fast-Rrowing national organi-
zation, write for interview. Box 315-S
Evening star., 1938-10-02

so FOR 81 CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Sensational sellers. Customers name i'm
printed, Big profit for you. Three beauti-
ful sample outfits FREE General Card.
400 8. Peoria st. De>t. PAT, Chicago
TAXI DRIVERS
Good drivers are earning $40 wk and up.
Demand for Union cabs make 1t necessary
70 increase our organization BEST PROP
D. C. drivers permit and ut least ~ years
Of ase. ESEE INSTRUCTION CLASSES
DAILY for identification cards For COM
pete details. apply before l.. m. 1860
Evening star., 1938-10-02
statesmen.

We have an opening in our sales depart
ment for married man. between the ages
of 80 and 45. who can furnish proof OF un-
usual sales ability. and who is willing to
work long hours for more than average
The man selected must be free to travel
and will be expected to effectively handle
actual sales inquiries that are tolerated to
him, Our organization is nationally recos-
training field
II you feel qualified, write to Box GIT.
Star. and interview will be sranted locally.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
ROOFERS.

Al MECHANICS.
None others need apply. No contract
work; hourly rate and good pay. See our
foreman. Mr.. Reese. Monday $50 an.
IN the rear Enterprise Roofing, 2O2U
RHODE Island
Evening star., 1938-10-02
TWO WOMEN

Over 25, to NIL vacancies with nationally
known grocery company; good appearance
and reference required. willing to work
Tor steady income: experience not necessary.
WE TRAIN YOU. Apply y 70 ~ am. 0l3
Evening star., 1938-10-02

STOCK CLERK, In fve and ten cent
store: must have experience 1904 7th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
IMMEDIATE VACANCY FOR
AN ktnIlCATEYl WOMAN

AN EDUCATED WOMAN
Age. 9T-45. with above average inteli-
Eence: permanent position. leading TO .eX
ecutive work in educational service dept;
TO qualify must be able to meet public cas-
Nv assume responsibility and unlncuM-
bered; 10 applicant selected position should
pay over =? 900 per wear; hours. g-4: per-
Sonal interview necessary. Write age, edu-
cation, experience and phone number, AG-
II
Evening star., 1938-10-02
NEW-RIGHT NOW-NrW,

NEW-RIGHT NOW-NEW.
New. drastic Federal and State tax laws
create immense forced demand for tax rec
ord every merchant must have to protect
himself against fines and penalties. Our
2lSt big, successful year. Thousands estab-
llShed repeat users of our Liberty tax record
everywhere. spot cash repeaters now Leads
furnished. Commonwealth Co.. Desk Il,
Dos South Dearborn. Chicago.
XMAS CARD statesmen.
Outstanding values in box card assort-
ments and personal imprinted cards will be
displayed by appointment only Address
Box 364-T Star, giving name. address and
telephone number
Evening star., 1938-10-02
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Salesman wanted to sell business places.
Prospects furnished. See our ads under
Business Opportunities in this paper ARM
strong d. Hammond. Business Brokers. gil
18th st u W
Evening star., 1938-10-02
HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

SALESMEN- Established company has need
of two men to take care Of demand for
We have q plan of service and sales which
eliminates competition. We give you live
prospects and sales help. This is busy
season SO call Sun. Mon, GIL a.m.. 500
Rhode Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
ATTENTION, MEN.

THIS AID IS WRITTEN BY A MAN who
never had any sales experience before join
offers to the beginner the finest oppor-
tuniy of anything l have. ever had the
pleasure OF being connected with. I had
myself but never had the capital to get
started until I inyestisated ''Rexair."
was tnn amazed to nm nnd that there was cor
ness-career of their own without one penny
of investment. I am earning more money
happier and more contented in this work.
know that there are plenty Of other young
men that are in the same position that
I was Will you let me help you to get
started in new business that will make
you independent Of times and conditions?
Ice. 3s0s i4th st. nv, Room 2S1, oct. =
at 10 am. sharp and at l:S0 pm. Ak
for personnel manager.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
CLEAN UP" WITH 1898 LEADER
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Fastest selling 81 box u assorted
cards ever offered. You make SOC profit.
Also new style etshings. humorous. gift
Wrapping, other popular assortments.
Personal Christmas cards xalore and per-
sonal stationery. Complete line features
big values. wide sppeaL big earnings.
Samples free. Wallace Brown. 295 5th
Evening star., 1938-10-02
PRIVATE SECRETARY

To vice president Of large manufacturing
woman Of wide expegience being able to
take shorthand in English. Dutch and
German. Do not apply unless fully ousli-
Ned In latter respect. Must take up resi-
dence in Asheville. n. c. State age. cducs-
etc Mail application with photograph
TO p. Q. Box o21O. AaheYille. N. C.
Evening star., 1938-10-02
statesmen, 25-55,

Are you aggressive? Can you sell? Are
you capable of quick training? Are you
interested i'll new tield that has unlimited
possibilities and very little competition?
and sales manager to close your business
II you need help. Our men work about 8
hours daily and we have men making more
than 500 weekly. New men can make
better than 500 week while learning. In
vestig ate this after 10 am. Monday. 34I2
Rhode Island ave n .
Evening star., 1938-10-02

ASSISTANT BUYER,
Young man, aged 22-3O, ex-
perienced in cosmetics and
toilet goods department. Re-
ply Box 1858, Star, stating
age, experience, etc.
SALESMEN-One of Wash
lngton'S finest dairies offers
permanent positions to sew
eral high-class statesmen. This
is a salaried proposition with
opportunity for advancement
and increased earnings in a
short time. House-to-house
selling is required. Apply
after $50 am. Monday,
Salesroom 1O15 Denrike
Bldg, 1910 Vermont ave NV.
MATURE MAN
To start work at once in one of our lead
ing departments. References and car
needed. Apply Monday employment once.
4th floor. from 9:45 to 1890 am.
S. KANN SONS co
Evening star., 1938-10-02
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

IL YOU are looking for an outstanding
album Of personal Christmas cards earn
Ing big commissions, write today giving
references. Also beautiful box assort-
ments and gift wrappngs.
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BOY. big. husky. II yrs, wants work on
farm one of the family; good habits,
reliable; now in Florida: can milk, drive
car, willing 20 learn your way. Wages $50
mo-. with clean family. This advertisement
is paid for by local man of long &C.
Quaintance. Box 444-S Star
Evening star., 1938-10-02

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. experienced
Q4l Eye street NV
AMATEURS for amateur show. three cash
prizes. Apply KavakoS Grill, Sth and H
&t4. ne. Monday night A:3n nm
Evening star., 1938-10-02
ROUTE MEN

We have q fine, established route avail
able 1or the right men: The applicant must
snce not necessary. WE TRAIN OUR MEN
Pay arrangements satisfactory. Apply y to
a IL IL K Si
Evening star., 1938-10-02

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-1o a success
full salesman completely experienced in
the automobile business or any kindr I'd
line We have most attractive PROPOSE
tion. Must be able to furnish references
and be honest. reliable and ambitious
Must be willing to work hard. be good
manager and be able to close deals If
you qualify. see Mr.. Adams. S521 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1938-10-02

BUTCHER, honest. sober. reliable and at
present employed. Take complete charge
Of meat dept. in new store in very fine
strictly confidential. II YOU are not ex
perienced and unable to qualify. don't
anSMer this ed. Box o5R-S. Star