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The Skyland post., 1946-08-22
SERVICES ANNOUNCED

Rev. ]. w. Eldreth will preach
at the Wagner school house Sept
ember / at 200 p.m., it was an
nounced here this week.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-22
Warrensville News

Mrs. Robert C. Ashley and SON,
Ralph Ashley, left Sunday for a
visit with relatives in Pennsyl-
vania and New York City.
c. M. Jones, of Conowingo, Md,
visited relatives here last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter J. Carson,
and family, and Ed Smith, all Of
Crumpler, w. Va, were week end
guests of Mrs. Ennis Osbourne, at
Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Miller are
in Florida this week.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-22
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Announcement has been made
here of the marriage of Miss
Doris Evelyn Badger, daughter Of
Oren Badger, of Jefferson, to An
Gil Dolinger on July ~.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-22

Mrs Ralph Carpenter, of last week
Carksburg W. Va. Mrs Herman Mrs of Yadki-
Cash family, of Yadknvile ve guest
guests of Mrs. w. H. jones' present.
The Skyland post., 1946-08-22

Lou Caudill, Grassy Creek; Miss
Kathleen Miller, Wagner; Mrs.
Carl Neaves and son, Fries, Va.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

trude Hitz and Donna Maxwell and Ellen
Whitehead. They all would tell her the truth.
In fact come to think of it, she wished she
could 60 home to Kettaraugus, New York -
period. She wished she had never left Ketta-
raugus.
Stella had worked herself up into a blue
fog of loneliness when she hoped around to
the restaurant that noon She was glad the
other girls were almost through with lunch;
she wanted to be alone. Finally she got alone
The waiter brought her scallops, and she was
eating them peacefully - when wllam!
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Breothlessy she asked.
'Wus that M. Smith2"

1t took only one look in her mirror to realize
that he had told her the truth; the precise
and awful truth. She looked like an eggplant.
In her first squirt of anger she had sum-
moned George. For the moment it seemed
very necessary to know who the young man
was. so she could 60 about his punishment
properly. No matter who he was, she would
find some way of making life uncomfortable
for him. And then George had Let her down
Well, one thing she could do. This very
evening she could have the exquisite pleasure
of washing her hair She'd thumb her nose
at Lucille, who'd forbidden her to wash it at
home. She'd lie in the tub and let it steam
out. Then she'd comb it till it was stringy,
and then she d brush it till it fuffed, and then
she'd start all over again at scratch - the
way it used to be.
lHEN Stella Collins realized with a start
that she couldn't do this at all. She couldn't
do it because the young man, whoever he
was, might see her. The minute he saw her
he'd have the satisfaction of knowing that
he'd changed it for her. No, she'd have to
continue looking like an eggplant - if she
did,. :. She took out her mirror again. Yes,
she did
She snapped her compact shut paid her
check. She looked out of the window and
noticed that the rain had eased She stood up
For some reason - she never knew why -
she automatically walked out to the back
door. What she saw there was her young man.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

impulse was to dart back. But the young man
solved her problem for her He marched out
into the street. Stella hesitated only second.
Then she marched out into the street behind
him. Her mouth set itself grimly. If he walked
to Brooklyn, she intended to follow him; she
intended to find out who he was.
He walked three blocks to the Universal
Broadcasting building. There he turned in.
with Stella close behind him. He waved
genially to the elevator starter and stepped
into car The car door slammed.
Stella stepped up to the starter. She said,
as if breathlessly, WAS that Mr.. Smith,"
''Yes," said the starter.
This almost threw Stella. She'd expected
anything but Smith. She had to think fast.
She did. "Wh-what floor is he on?" she asked.
Il just missed him. It's important
Fourteen" said the starter
The rest was apple pie. Stella went to four
teen. In the elevator hall. which was empty,
she discovered neat bulletin board. Under
Sales Department it said "Mr. Smith l4l7."
Stella went down in the next elevator. When.
she got to her Office she dialed the Universal
Broadcasting System, asked for the Personnel
Department. She said: Eve haven't Mr.
Smiths first name your Mr.. Smith in the
Sales Department" She got Mr.. Smiths
whole name - James Forrest Smith. Now
she could rest. Now she could dope out what
to do to make him miserable Already there
were occurring to her number of things
BY THIS time Jimmy Smith, of course. felt
awful. For no reason at all, unless two beers
were reason, which they weren't, he'd in
suited perfectly nice girl; a swell girl. He'd
just the same as walked up to her and slapped
her face with his bare hand. There was only
one thing to do: Go back to the restaurant
again. Then apologize. Say he was drunk.
That was weak out but it was something.
Of course he hadn't been drunk; that was the
worst of it,
So Jimmy began lunching every day at this
restaurant. Every day he kept looking around
the room. But no girl. Jimmy didn't know, of
course, that she was staying away deliber-
ately, just biding her time. He didn't know
how cold the cold anger of a woman can be-
He didn't know of the humiliation that was in
store for him.
Some ten or eleven days later, when he
got letter from a certain class magazine,
he didn't suspect thing. The letter asked
him to call; it said the magazine was consid-
ering radio program. Would he kindly make
an appointment to see Miss Collins?
Jimmy bit, hard. He called Miss Collins
three days running, but she was too busy to
see him. On the fourth day she was less busy;
she could give him few minutes
Actually Stella Collins was waiting for her
boss to get away on his semi-annual mid
western trip He had scheduled it and then
DELAYED it. But at last be was gone His Office
Evening star., 1946-01-20
JIMMY AND THE CAREER GIRL
Continued from page six


He scented a tip You mean the distin-
guished-looking gentleman" asked George.
This almost always worked.
Look, George. he's at the back door now.
Ten seconds from now he may be gone. Please
go to the back door. Leave me out of it -
understand? Pull phone CALL Ask him if he
is Mr. Smith, Ask him if he is Mr. Smith of
the Universal Broadcasting System. Any
thing! don't care. Just ask him. Come back
with the DOPE"
George looked hurt, but he moved - as
far as the side-street lobby. There the dignity
of his job overlook him. BY pretending to
examine his fingernails one by one, standing
motionless while he did it, George gave his
dignity time to wrap itself comfortably
around him again.
A young man stood in the doorway looking
out at the rain George joined him. Three or
four minutes went by. Then George re-
marked, Rains like hell. don't it?'
The young man agreed.
There's only one rain that never cleared
up though" said George.
What was that?" asked the young man
idly.
This one" said George, and burst into
a roar of laughter. The young man laughed
too, though feebly.
you certainly caught me asleep" he said.
II catch lots of people," said George.
Rainy days. you know. 1t has to be raining
II can grasp that" the young man said.
George felt much better. He remembered
something you wouldn't be Mr. Brown of
UBS would you?" he asked.
Nope" said Jimmy. The name is Smith,
George roared again. That's what they
all say" He winked at Jimmy and vanished.
GEORGE inspected several tables that didn't
need inspecting; then he reported to Miss
Collins. Since she didn't have dollar bill in
plain sight on the table for him to pick up,
his report was brief. mo soap" he said,
What do you mean, no soap?"
He'd already left"
why didn't you come back and tell me?"
George could have told her why in three
words: no dollar bill. Instead he shrugged.
Kitchen" he lied, and stalked away.
Stella Collins was angry 1t was bad
enough not knowing who her tormentor was.
Because he'd said that this wasn't pickup
"a and, by gum, it wasn't! But something
else was worse: Her hair r-do. Lucille had
talked her into it. The result was so startling
that Stella had been utterly intrigued by it.
1t made her look different. Astoundingly diff
ferent. As Lucille kept telling her, it was to
the nth degree smart. Smart!
Privately. and in the secrecy of her own
heart. Stella wasn't so sure 1t was smart,
all right, but was it as cute as her down-hair
had been? All her friends, though, just raved
over it. 1t was worth going twice week to
Evening star., 1946-01-20

OreQ InOuSdIQ OtIleI WOIllcii WHooiiiy oi~s'iii>N
of little dresses at $4995 and then went out
and bought the same thing at $l9.95. The
magazine thus had a twofold function. 1t
pleased the rich it pleased the not SO rich.
1t did very nicely, thank you.
Stella knew precisely what she was going
to say to Jimmy Smith. She'd rehearsed it
and rehearsed 1.-THE beauty of ii was that
Mr.. Iapham would never know; nobody would
ever know. Only Jimmy. When she got
through with Jimmy Smith - zowie!
JIMMY was ushered into the huge blue
carpeted room -- to discover the elusive Miss
Collins seated behind brobdingnagian desk.
Miss Collins was wearing fluffy feathered
hat. This hid the hair do y Miss Collins was
wearing large dark-brown sunglasses (These
were as good as nlask.) Miss Collins was
evidently reading typewriter report:
Miss Collins?" said Jimmy.
Yes" she said absently. and went on
reading She read for ten minutes. Then she
put the report down, leaned forward and said
in a crsply different voice, "Yes?'
I'm Smith of Universal" said Jimmy. He
had been studying her for those ten minutes.
After all, he had only seen the girl once, so
he wasn't dead sure. So he said tentatively,
Haven't seen you somewhere?"
Stella was ready for this. She said severely:
Il came from Chicago five days ago Well
dispense with the malarkey, if you please
Have you got sister in New York;" per-
81 Al.
neighborhood You see -"
mo. have no sister"
Jimmy had been so sure that this might
be the girl that he couldn't turn himself off
You see, insulted her. 1t was fierce I'd
been to business meeting and we d had some
cocktails, and l suppose l was drunk. She
was the prettiest thing - perfectly lovely
And l, like clumsy fool -
Stella weakened for just moment If that
was the way it was, why =. But she pulled
herself together. The man had been inexcus-
able He would have to suffer. Besides, she
had it all so nicely planned She said coldly:
I'm very busy woman, Mr. Smith. If you
don't mind, we'll skip the story of your life"
Sorry said Jimmy.
STELLA began talking then The magazine
wanted radio program. AT least do" said
Stella disarmngly, Maybe fifteen minutes,
maybe half an hour. If Mr.. Smith would have
program prepared, and then submit it back
to her - WE'LL that would be best. "On rec
ords." said Miss Collins. knowing that this
was the most expensive way Well play the
records at our own convenience No.
really don't know what kind of program
You might submit several
"Sure thing" said Jimmy beaming. If he
could get this radio program it would be his
first account since leaving the Army His first
account Oh howl ~, n, curious about o.,a
Evening star., 1946-01-20

TW-1-20-46
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
HIqH PRICES PAID

FOR GOOD USED CARS We also buy wrecks of any kind and also carry . complete line of new and used parts.
 NOES AUTO PARTS l38 Division St. Dial A-0lX
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
, Business AnnouncementS

VETERAN DESIRES GARAGE FOR AUTO REPAIRING. JOHN PAIRING. 6-2036 OR 4-6471.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
l4 Service Stations, Repairing

Official '~~ aiznonize station Wtby. Auto Polishing co. Wash. ing, polishing and SimontMng. Cars called for and delivered. So6 West Main. 3-S266.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01

37 Cottage Place Hudson Dealer Member WANNA Tel. 4-6767 Tel. 4-S36l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
PACKARD
J. w Moody Motor Go.

9 Autos and Trucks for Salo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
6 Personals

PACKAGES TO Europe and Ger many. Up to 100 lbs. now can be sent. Help your relative. Food or clothes. Artilliano, 0o0 Mo-. Main. 4-0411.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01

DOG LO6T-White Saanoyede. An- swers to Cheeta. Reward. Call Win. 2e6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01

TOY PONGERA11TAN-Lost. Vicinity of Cooke-No. Main sts. Childs pet. Call 6-02OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
10 Auto Parts . Accessories

FIVE GA1LlONS-Of motor oil bulk a. Two gallon lots soc. Bring own container. Joe Goldberg 6 Son, 7O8 East Main St. Tel. 4-4607.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01

HEAVY DUTY-DUNP TRAILER FOR CAR OR TRACTOR. SPARE TIRE. e007 BRISTOL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01

CARPENTER Mason and labor wanted. Top wages. Apply on the premises ak East Main Street, near East Farm School. DomeaaiC Cas- telano, builder & general contrac- tor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01

CRYSTAL ROSARY BEADS Lost in front of Tracy's Drug Store, Cooke St. Tel. 4-3T03.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
Automobiles

8 Auto and Truck Dealers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
Automobiles
l4 Service Stations, Repairing

$26 and up. Dial 3-oa0V
 "JIM'S" PAINT SHOP IS Autumn St. = Corner PiAdnnnA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
"OROHARD REST

"ORCRARD REST" Lovely private home opening sor refined elderly people located within city but has country environment. For appointment 4-6l76.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-01
DioI 4-2121 for Best Results
Announcements

s Lost and Found
Evening star., 1946-07-17
PERSONAL tCont.)

SHSSt<N6 NS9Utsjs
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis
fneI ments Also relief from aching, swollen
in aaf eSarse "a sss "a years
ALWAYS SOUND RADIO REPAIR at Sound
equipment Co.; expert servicing amplifying
ioE II taassions' tiS CO. sSu'9Rfa' PAS. 'ufn''ae0
DaassMAEISGEne De5a ssIi aE work For appoint
SEEbIEGRaFr SisEf Lee f SPECIAL, one wk 90. only;
pants zippers installed. complete, 81 %:
81 eEsts s st. nS hd nj sashs ur % aaS
BRAssIERES-Larg selection in wash.
insNt9n; haN9as;, whites blacks. blues and pinks;
Bias-eup. Peter-Pan. Hollywood, Flexaire;
WIRE bras and evening backs; sizes 80 to
sErs ane f4th St. cups nw DoEaE Tivo f1h Sids
bREssaakERT79}4n5 bbfi Ma III 9n ard st n.l66.r
IMMEDIATE bSIsiE ..St SAtsH for your home while
DeE ysfs of Or re i20Fsa 1883 ca Sits COY keS
fiiP ExPERT RYtFsina; sHoE stirDsh st Issa George
with BLUE MIRROR VALET. across from
Ambassador Theater, 2469 18th st. NV.
DoR-NE CORSET sHoP-summer Clos
ing sale; reductions to 400. Brassieres,
foundations. and girdles. Will be closed
entire entire month of August. 1921 14th NV,
SLIP COVERS and draperies profession.
ally tailored from your or our material;
%12TIs W%192TTIRsmFansnip guaranteed. DI. 0122. -22
NURSE willing to care for children or
Invalid; hours 10 to 4 daytime. also even
ings; pfXSo IA AIro 729o. MRS: HOPPER. ~
ing; reasonable: city or suburbs; quick
service. VICTOR GEORGE, AT. 1886.
NURSE vii! give excellent care to elderly
ceuYple reYs IN her home; tray service positions;
NURSING HoME-.Excellent care by trained
nurses; doctors references; no alcoholic or
mental gases. DU.. 1882 is.
WANTED - Mailing list of prospective
parents, continuous. Box 1S7-V Star. q
SUMMER CAMP--Swimming, riding, boat
ing, every day, for girls 8 to IA, at Camp
Catoctin, Lovettsville, Va. Weekly and
monthly rates. ma. 1920. Ext. 1883. 49,
: SSiR5 r. wanted ante to %5o share apartment with
0065. Ext. 10Y; please call after 6 PMS
Evening star., 1946-07-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLoREp-waitress or countersirl. expe-
Sleneed; hours, 2 to pm. or to 4 pm
sSLoRfDy &C LsoSRffy; a1khs e. 1sae Ssat work part tim.
d1n time, days wk., with ref. Cali EX.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants daywort or part
So5toEEp t ,'S WOMAN. s.psr. desires day.
xStH s4s ref aafunf1Y MYf g osIY light cleaning S.
co0K-Woman. colored, wants full-time
e;PT S9rk s,a only, in FSirfax Village Sc; good
0ooK-G.HWi: coiored. desires live-,n posi-
1i9n. No a9 s%sIl 6sa, children: ref. 1925 st.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes s.h.w.
59r II days per week. No Sunday. Box
SIRI. colored, wants days work in Nd,
LII LEILA N yoHNsoN. BsTyyn. Ma M. Is' sss.
sRs csrfsF sfsiS5s' No 5es55sf shT by day
CIR GIRLS s,rD e. cGoTed' sant days work or
pag5tine r12 yerk; no Sundays excellent ref
GIRL 81 Dog wants job caring for children.
moths5sa 5-day week, 8 am. to 5 pm.
GIRL, colored. desires days work, e5
cents hour. Elk. 39O1:
eaIs SIsL e Se0rsd Nj ss3ts s45i days work full
GIRs saRs plaHe; dafaIsS S52 20 day M 0542.
Girl. colored, wants days work only. MI.
GIRL: eolored, neat. reliable. desires s.h.w.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Thurs
and Fri; SIS. and carfsre; ref NO 21s3
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work, morn
and ewes CO. 9S75. is
GIRL (CoL0KED) desire days work or 5b
days full time. Call all week, TR. 34O1.
GIRL. coLoRED, wants job; mothers
helper or light housework. SH. s749 I9s
GIRL AVAILABLE for housework; Chillum
ssction, to |, 5-day week. RA. 1894
HOUSE CLEANING. heavy or light, any
description, emergency a speciality expert
ITe ToTksTs (msn and woman). Ii. 57ss. 49,
vesy staSeps single 1 ys sor 3d. White unit
NV. home in exchange for room; best city
references; All replies acknowledged S. L.
LAEK!N. 1411 Foxhall I'd. NV. 21'
WOMAN, colored, neat. would like morn
ing work or daywork. Phone ia. $3.50.
WOMAN, colored. wants s.hw., days
days. Call Ii s235.
WOMAN. with . children, will do house
work, care for small apt or rooming
house, exchange for quarters and small
salary Call Greenbelt 6142
WOMAN, colored, desires days work Mon
day and Friday. LU. 6S45 after pm
WOMAN, colored, desires position as cook;
d4 yrs experience. MRS. S. GOODSON.
WOMAN. colored, wants laundry work to
take home; wash window curtains. NO
Evening star., 1946-07-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
eoMPLETE oEMPLEef1S HOME H REPAiR1SG Al StSo and re-
modelling service; painting. papering. gar
SHis nshed sn HoE Ras!f5HPPkk VIZ
MENT ME-, q co; co 1905 You st. NV. AID. 023s
CoNsTRUCTNG driveways and waikways
spsssaIty s9Sa i. wS weSoMdsM5GSNifY MdsM5GSNi FAvISa CO: 81
FENCING = Anchor fences specially.
E As0 tGss s5sst qthfT kRfs NE q Call
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing out the pest;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning. par
quet OSCILLATIONS: Bruce finishes, FLOOR
Fnooss Fl sSs sa saNDEb DT1s refnished old floors
made made I new; vii white mechanic, 10 years, ex-
perlence; rock-bottom prices. BROWN,
IRON WORK, FIRE escapes, railing. angles,
ssses
DUPONT IRON WORKS. Ma. 3766. 2O'
PAINTING. DECORATING, papering, floor
work guar, white mechanics; references;
established 1925. GILBERT & HAMILTON,
RECREATIoN ROOMS finished in knotty
pI1eoa pine and E other Ing materials. HUMPHREY
yRS5 eGTs
LAIIoN Co: 56O2 Wis ave WI 1900
REMODELING-Storm windows, roofing,
siding. SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT
co. me- 64o3 deoFsia ave. NV. GE.
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters,
spouts; free estimates: so years reliable
Roor RfPAikfNG sutter Go spousins 4SnU ana
roof painting: free estimates. PAYNE s
ROOFING CO. MI 3126. IT.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while / have ma
teTials: repairing and remodeling In the
fall; Phone 81. 3942 ewes. except Friday
and Saturday. W. D TAYLOR. Contractor
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIEID CORP for Johns Manville
roohng and siding, also storm windows
81 334o naS,,noy N s. nw Gonr gene Z Ho APO @
0211-Call us for roofing, siding, painting,
cutters Insulation. remodeling. Terms,
e2MENTF W6RK wGoh sp6he Sas agstoDe
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces
P. MARCUCCIO,. Route 4, Horner's Lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 706. I'll
Evening star., 1946-07-17
SITUATIONS WoMEN Cont J

GIRL, colored. desires days work; honest,
T%slisble' % reference. AID, $500;
some some experience. MI 5460 between 4
GfRL. colored, desires Job as WAITRESS, Ie
maid 1abidi in store or days work. Elk. 6si4
aGffsFeness; GfRi .ais RA; s4os: ~ N
HIGH scHoooL GIRL, CIR &C coIored, oeed desires S lob
answering telephone OF, addressing en-
IL oosPANroR Re- rensa sSsa
lInnencumbered. widow city or country. AID.
LADY, middle-aged. wishes position as
companion for elderly couple or Companion
MaSAoEMMEssgTo % Eli sgoO OF F1t ArTs sss under bd bs' no
asSsnosass 4aoo E9t so5 years experience op.u.
FEAcTfSAL NURSE, white. middlelsged, 1s
sants nightwork with elderly lady. Ho
PRACTICAL NURsE-sECRETARy, expert
fRsss Ssissi Ss b6s Re'IeR ss3 g sts Rhy''ans
sEAMSTREss, colored, wants position to
assist 3 tailor or sew on ladies' clothes; SAL
srs' $50 wk. Call after pm, RA. 433s.
sssde tsss ruS xSEk of Ct all typss Let
ssis III sien
l to weeks; experienced, college back
employed, available immediateIy prefer
Law or other small ONCE located down
5own; minimum, $50 week. Reply BOX
sTENoGRAPHEK sEcRETARY-recepptaIon-
In eIch. for rental of l or bedroom
apartment, Telephone Administer 1925
TECHNICIAN-PRAcTIC NURSE, experi-
snced. desires position with physician, pre-
israoly IN Arlington County. Reply in full,
WOMAN, colored. wants Job az resident
manager in an apartment. Cali DE 1882.
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wishes days
work; cleaning only. Call AID. 6152
can cGEnmAS' IA oss experienced desires days work.
WOMAN. colored. 81. wants days work or
part time; no laundry. RA. 9OI9.
WOMAN, intelligent, capable, refined, 26
With son, aged 4, wishes to live with fam
ily and assist in care of children and gh.w
In exchange for room and board and nomi-
noltsnt nsl sSmPSsnsation pens good home more
WOMAN, college trained, would like posi-
tion Of responsibility. Call TR. O342.
YOUNG GIRLS t2), educated, Scandina-
Wan, desire Jobs for 1a-2 months, in nv
section. VIII consider taking care of chill
oren or housework during day. Please
STATE S !, KING Of work. hours and salary. Box
sToP:-1t s.oP.- you need an expert steno.
sET ssIsf tun nr rdaS SSo9 oS longer. call MISS BAR
AkLiNdToNp pyf9as ysf9assNEss SERVICE cans can do
PEsiRE PiERf Essi SrrSEfpsS4FTRO EfRS to use excellent
knowledge Of Spanish in once, tipping; no
shorthand. Call RA. 1875. Iss
Evening star., 1946-07-17
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training IN all subjects; day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
p G, requirements and Gil training 1340
n z ave, ME. TITS: estab. 1918
P0PLUAR PIANO or accordion taught In
90 lessons Inprovising and transposing
i7oe 6 St NV. Me. 47oo or RA. $500.
sspecissjnists in voice culture. organ, dictton
sTENoGRAPHIo and seeretar,al classe,
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses In shorthand typing, bookkeeping
Somptometer. all secretariaI subjects. Est
28 yrs. Accredited Approved CT school
Inquire now. MA 2338. BOYD SCHOOL
1888 ct. tOpp Capitol Theater.l
DRIVING I,,rdS.SG dINS.SSIEgGTIoN;w1Ipual control
OF WASHINGTON, INC. MI. 1892 lie
AUTO DRIVING instruction by experts
dual control cars. parking q speciality;
permits secured. 2701 14th st. North
RUSSIAN, ENGLISH, well-qualified trans
lator. Write A. L., RIM. 6, 1349 Euclid st.
GERMAN, FRENCH. ITALIAN-Private or
sTs4p sES9p ffnsstruetion; 81 Native teacher. co.
SWIMMING LESSONS-Expert instruction
for adults or children. Phone WO. 156S
after 0 am. lSs