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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
IF MEN WERE NOT
IMBECILES?

| would like to enlarge bit on
column by Dorothy Dix, noted
marriage Counselor entitled, Girls
Marriage Bids Go Down By De-
grees. This was certainly a clever
article and against the usual run
Of love advice! 1t stated that
woman is broader minded and bet
ter fitted to make a good wife if
she has a college education. She
needs all the biology, psychology
and other college subjects she can
get if she has husband to under
stand, children to rear and meals
to cook.
Miss Dix says there are many
reasons why a we'll educated wife
is better than an illiterate one.
She is usually easier to get along
with and more reasonable because
she has a wider outlook She is
reasonable because she has wider
outlook. She reads more, has
something interesting to discuss,
and no matter how old she gets, is
never as ugly as an ignorant wom-
an.
There, according to Miss Dix,
the college woman is the best
matrimonial bet, but all men are
not wise enough to know this.
| thoroughly agree with Miss
Dix for the most part In fact, |
have begun to think that most
men are irnbecileS from the type
of articles 20 ufind in the news
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
NEWS OF BOOKS And AUTHORS

Author: Herbert V. Prochnow
Publisher: Prentice-Hall, Inc,
20 Fifth Ave. New York II,
N. Y. 1..fs i ST.,
Price: 1895
Reviewer: William Henry Huff
For an inividual who may be
responsible for planning all the
after dinner activities, THE
'TOASTMAsTERS H A N D
BOOK will prove a welcome and
ideal guide. It's very character
makes it indispensable to Off
GERS and program committee
members of various business and
professional groups, fraternal or
CARNATIONS, conventions, and the
like.
Mr.. Prochncw, who is Vice
President Of the First National
Bank Of Chicago, lists the ten
cardinal rules for the toastmas-
ter: lr.,.mA
l. Work out carefully every
program.
2. Conduct the meeting en-
schedule.
8. Let the speaker make the
speech.
4. Give the speaker every OPP
portunity to succeed.
- 5. Give the speaker his full
time
Make your introductions
brief.
7. Express appreciation to the
speaker.
8. Give the audience chance
to stretch.
9. Refuse to help inflict mass
boredom.
10. You have no right to be
unprepared.
HDs-BETWEEN BOOKS co
Mr.. Prochnow's valuable vol
ume is checked full of original
ideas and practical aids especial
ly designed to- free the toastmas-
ter from loss of memory, trem-
bling knees and those other SYM
ptomS OF stage fright which are
apt to plague him.
For example, if you need a
sure-fire story to start your
speech, merely turn to Chapter E
and there the reader will find rs
witty anecdotes.
Or, perhaps you need a few
choice words to introduce a
prominent guest speaker. Then
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
The Literary Scene

From New York comes report
that Paris is talking excitedly
about a certain famous dancer and
one Of the richest men in the
world J. who are being seen to-
gether =. everywhere
THE Voice of the Turtle" is the
next project Of the Center Aisle
Players hope to take it on
The Skyloft Players are launch
ing a new play tell you about
it later
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
by Alice c. Browning

A dynamic little white haired
woman, Mrs. Mary Breckenridge,
director Of the Frontiere Nursing
service is writing story about the
Kentucky backwoods
Chester Hines, novelist and
short story writer, is currently
working on that second novel, as
are Bill Attenway, Willard Motley,
and we understand another i'm
portant novel will soon reach the
stands. - more later
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05

GA series Of human interest stories
picked up here, there and every
where.)
Jerry was a complex cat. AS
short as he was wide, a Mr.. Five
by Five, he got taken in by a gal
named Sal. Now Sal was five feet
ten, one Of these high yellow gals
who has a way with the tired bust
ness man that helpless line,
you know. But she had just about
played out in the big town when
she met Jerry. Everybody knew
her for a scheming frail, but him.
Jerry was rolling in bought, hav-
ing been encouraged by his wife
to become a great man. He was
somewhat Of square, but MS
money made him alreet with the
trails. And at this point he didn't
want to live up to his wife's high
ideals. He wanted to be play
bow. So when he met Sal he was
all ready to be Mr.. Hot Papa.
Money bags. Sal flattered him
and lived him and laid the sex
stuff on so strong, he began to
think he was really Gods great
surprise package to women.
Of course, he really had been the
great and only" to his wife, but
she wasn't exciting enough at this
wild stage of his existence. So he
framed her. He got lawyer, and
be purjured up some charges OF
cruelty. Everyone in the big
town were just dying laughing at
the idea Of frail little Mrs. Jerry
being cruel to two hundred and
sixteen pound Papa Jerry. But it
was all carefully built up.
First, they sent through the dl-
vorce charges, and then they
placed Mrs, Jerry under false,
puriured Injunction restraining her
from mo1esting him when all the
time he had BACKED her eyes and
mistreated her.
This, Of course, was all on &C
count of Sal who told Jerry he'd
have to get rid Of the little wom-
an" before she'd continue with
him. 1t was also on account OF
lot of lies from jealous evil folks
who had wanted to break up Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry. They got along
too we'll. Sal and the others play
ed upon his jealousy until ne was
vindictive and wild. And you
know, a lie will travel faster than
the truth any time.
Well, all these lies and Sails
wiles, drove Jerry near to madness,
and that's when he framed Mrs.
Terry. He didn't really want to;
he just went sort Of crazy. You
know che whom the gods will de-
story the fyirst make mad"
He got awful sick Of Sails baby
ish ways after awhile. She was
really too big to act helpless. She
looked more like protecting the
men, tall and brawny, as she was.
But she had studied the act OF
being coy. 1t had become a JOB
with her. And SO she created the
illusion of being helpless, when she
was really a cold calculating de-
signing female. She cared little
about any man, except for their
money.
1t was she who insisted that Jer-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
Israel Is The Word
For Sacrifice, Says
Rev. E. v. Cardinal

Israel is the word for sacrifice,
according to the Rev. Edward V.
Cardinal, director of the She'll
School Of Social Studies who re-
Gently returned from a tour of
Europe as special advisor to the
National Conference Of Christians
and Jews.
Father Cardinal gives a report
titled "A Priest in Israeli on
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
Wash johnson
Found Dead

"A Is year old man was found
dead on the kitchen floor by his
wife Tuesday.
He was identified as Wash
Johnson of 1927 Dearborn ST..
His body was taken to Miller and
MAJOR Funeral home.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
Fiery, itching
Toes and Feet

Whey feet burn, sting, itch and shoes
FEEL as if they were cutting right init
tie flesh, get small bottle of Moones
Emerald Oil and rub we'll on feet and
mikes morning and night for few days.
} a real discovery for thousands wha
lave found blessed relief. Moone's
Emerald Oil is easy and pleasant I'd
nse-stainless-money back if not sat-
iSfed-good druggists everywhere.C
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
The ROYALTIES
A & e Press Release

G. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ..
Mediation and many others.
And then there we're: Atty. Sid
nev Tones, Atty. Charles Wilson,
Alfred Littlejohn, Lucius Clay,
Truman and Harry Gibson, Dave
Kellum, Zinky Cohn, Wilbur Paige
and a score Of others to
shortage here = in fact a prepon-
numerous to mention no man
derance of male "pulchrltude'
could be found.
The incest thing about this par
ty was that everyone really had a
good time - no pretense - except
the barteders, who were sweating
and jumping to serve the huge
crowd.
There were too many important
guests for us to mention every
one, and the whole affair was a
joyous, democratic experience.
Eddie Kings orchestra had
everyone jitterbugging, and be-
hopping and the Maestro himself
was as genial as ever.
The Royalties scored another
annual triumph of smooth, demo-
cratic fun - a mixed crowd Of
agreeable, gay nonchalant people
bent only on a perfect evening Of
vast unparalleled enjoyment.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
SATURDAY NOV. 5, 1o4o
THE CHICAGO WORLD

Friday (November4) at 3 y !.
before the international Affairs
Forum Of the Shell School 81
East Congress Street.
He claimed the British austen
ity program has its counterpart
in Israel. 1--WE marveled at the
sacrifices Of food, shelter and
clothing the people of Israel are
making in order to- assure the
future Of their country"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05

ter mate for the college man. An
uneducated man or woman usually
seek their own intellectual level,
Of course, there are always eX-
ceptions, and sometimes they work,
just as sometimes a cat and dog
or other strange combinations
work.
(Our Marriage Clinic will continue
weekly. You may send in your
own particular problem))
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
C. w. O'BEE:
Funeral Home

4s57 S. STATE ST. KENWooD 6-o5e3 NJ
we render refined uptodate service minimum of
Employ us III hour Of bereavement and have the per-
sona satisfaction Of knowing that all has been done
Natural Life Like Embalming."
packard Livery Service"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05

CLEAN y. An Electric Water Heater can
be placed in children's play room with
complete safety. There's no flame, no
dirt or SCOT, and the youngsters can't
possibly harm themselves. The wall of
an Electric Water Heater is so well insu-
lated that it is always cool to the touch.
And wherever you locate your Electric
Water Heater, you're always proud of it
it's 50 easy to keep the cleaning
enamel jacket spotless and new looking.
Yes, in every way, an Electric Water
Heater is the clean way to have hot
water in your home.
CAREFREE Imagine water heater
you can forget completely when it's
Installed, knowing you II have hot water
whenever you want it. That's what you
no when you have an Electric Water
Heater in your home. Once it's installed,
you forget it completely. No more tire
some trips to the basement to build fires
;, no more drudgery Juggling around
heavy fuel and ashes. You don't have to
bother about turning it on and off, and
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
AcId INDIGESTION

Neileved IN . minutes q =
double your money back
When excess stomach acid causes painful sufYocat
10 gas sour stomach and heartburn doctors usual
rescribe the fastest acting medicines known "a
Ymptomatic relief-mediclnes like those in BelI-ar
ablets No Laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort in
fly or double your money back on return of botti
VI. 25s Is all 1ruggists.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05

= REGISTER NOW
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-11-05
the way you light your home
...EIectricalIy

there's no more worry about pilot light.
That's because an Electric Water Heater
is truly automatic and carefree the
really modern way to heat water.
CONVENIENT -. Imagine the conven-
fence of being able to install your water
heater near the kitchen sink, or wher-
ever you use hot water the most, and
having piping hot water Immediately
without waiting for the cold to run out.
1t needs no chimney connection and no
ventilation. 1t can be installed in the
kitchen, bathroom, utility closet, even
the p1ayroom :. wherever it's most con-
venient for short, economical pipe runs
to the most-used faucets.
LOW COST Installation Only $40
Under the allowance plan now in effect
electric water heaters will be installed at
this low cost in any
existing 1, 2 or 3 ~
family entirely resi-
dental building in "
Chicago now using ,.er Because its
'''''" service. az241
CONTRACTORS,
: our nearest store
KSON COMPANT -g
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Woodmoor-S1e.o5o

crestmoor Drive
New brick Colonial home; one-haH
bath on hrst floor. hrst- floor den.
three large bedrooms. l5xl4-ft. dining
room, 23xi3-tt. Ayiag room. beautiful
Kitchen; 20.ft side screened porch
over an attached garage. Outdoor
fireplace.
Objections: Out, fstr street, or Georgia
Are. to Coiesuife Road. right TO LoraiH
Are. fDo blocks past Four Corners
stop light, right 20 Crestmoor Drtre,
lsI 10 home.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Repentont Couple
Returns to Claim
Abandoned Baby
D. IRE Asaeesc'e1 sfsss

BUTLER. Pa. Ap-I s-The
strong pull Of parental love yeste.-
day prompted a young New York
couple 10 return for the infant son
they admitted abandoning IN a
vestlbule here Tuesday.
Conrad Earl Melculst. %, Of
Bemus Point. N. Y, and his wife.
marjorie. 20. voluntarily surren-
dered to police.
I'd give my right arm for the
baby" the young mother sobbed
Arraigned before Alderman
John D. Clark. the youthful par
ents were ordered held for court
on a charge OF child abandon
ment. They pleaded guilty.
The 2-week-old infant is now
thriving in Butler Hospital His
parents said poverty and fear OF
scandal led them to abandon
him.
Melquist said he and his wife
were married In October. He is
unemployed.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Atlantic CiN's Hotels
Attempting 10 Maintain
Service Despite Strike
IL ths A Assas.aasd efssa

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. April 9.
Nine swank beachfront hotels
attempted TO maintain normal
service here today In the face Of
a hotel workers walkout.
The strike for higher wages was
called yesterday by the Atlantic
City Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployes Union, Local 500 (AFL)
Union spokesmen claimed 1900
members were out.
Hotelmen would not estimate
the number of strikers. but ad-
mitted food and beverage service
was "on a modified basis"
The union Is asking wage in
grasses ranging from IS TO IS per
cent.
Allen M. Graf. chairman Of the
Negotiating Committee of the At
lantic City Hotel Association. said
minimums for maids and bellmen
were $25 a week, for housemen
$32. The union contended the
average take home pay for work
ers during the past six months
was mo more than $14 to $40 a
week exclusive Of earnings of
cooks and bartenders.
Hotels affected are the Brighton,
Claridge. Dennis. President. May
flower, Ritz-Carlton. st. Charles.
Shelbourne and Traymore.
Men and women picketed the
hotels yesterday.
The shore resort, a mecca for
conventions of hundreds of ma
tional organizations, is currently
host to the American Bowling
Congress tournament.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Rosy Economic Future
Pictured by Snyder
by the Aasosioted Press

CHICAGO, April 9.-Secretary
OF the Treasury Snyder predicted
Yesterday America may be enter
ing "one of the greatest periods OF
business development in our his
tory
Painting a rosy picture OF the
current economic situation. Sec
retary Snyder said in an address
before the Executives Club OF
Chicago that confidence In the
future Is important.
This confidence In the future
Is O most important asset" he
said. But 1t cannot be taken for
granted. We must not allow our
coming Of age as q Nation to bring
Evening star., 1949-04-09

With 1t Q tired -etasa! 70 meet
tie challenge o. or Erowth ard
progress
He sad the neE e-a VI! Dc
one o: unprecedented oppor:G-
nifty
A current s1tt from seller s
70 buyer : maTket = both help
IA and healthy. re continued
With tae return 70 norma,
buye. S rarke;. ! believe t..si we
NAV lock forward 70 one @: ire
greatest periods Of business devei-
opnenl IN or hls;oyy. I
need hardly 10 remind you thA;
our traditional type q American
enterprise HcuvlSt7eS best IT
competitive environment We know
how 10 achieve when We have 10
work al selling
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Stock Issue Authorized

RICHMOND. Va, April 8 R.-
The Fredericksburg A Wilderness
Telephone Co. has been authorized
by the State Corporation Com
mission to sell 1887 shares of
stock with an aggregate par value
of $l8,390.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
All open So'grSor eae Ssn6oy
Silver Sprine-Sl6.95o

elo6 Brodford I'd.
New cTick Cane Coo hert .dsA.iy o.
Gated nea- al conFententss Bee goom
and - :ile bath OF Isl foor l!y.ax
room with nreplACe dI1tug room,
equipped kitchen side porch shFge
bedrooms ard batG Ups alTs Stee. pic
tLre WINDOWS Gas a. heat Offered
tor ,h" hrhl time today. seAsct your
oEn decorations
Direct orf. orr Psnsv Brcerh RI ta
FtoHs" A.c, tfff ! blocks $ Hast -
Rd LETT bioCt 70 Bradford -'gal TO
foTs
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertiser

A0C&I fAuVCA sAcA0
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
: to 6 times consecutively. S3c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutiVely
sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line - SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am to 9 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
l1th and Pennsylvania ave-; at an!
Of the Branch ofices throuehout TIT
~ PHONE STERLING 5000
Evening star., 1949-12-25
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER WANTED for estab. super
service station. doing over 100000
Sq Sq unusual annus' oppol sf Ss aS ahs hs
1oGRTsr eSukI eoT FISH SIRE. sfas Lee
near Skyline Drive. z acres. 2
dwellings, 10 and 8 rooms, both
needing repair. Water supply, cleo
st st'sS Bargain I,rsss uries seooo iaea o
cation and property for develop
TOURIST COURTS, tourist homes,
tourist sites. near Skyline Drive.
HENING ASSOCIATES, Sperryville,
LONG-ESTABLIsHED ladies' appar-
rel shop in q very busy and exclusive
location; long lease, moderate rent.
No agents. Box 4s3-L. Star.
GAS STATION. selling AMOCO pro-
dseasle duets; ays5asing nnsn sS $500 monthly;
doHntown S 's area; viii viii sell less than
stock and equipment. Must sell At
once Approx. wholesale price OF
stock and equipment. $1,000. Cash
only. Present tu Operator psyaH there f saas tSF
roSRfsT sSsaihsf. coyRr and cafe, s5
location: income this year, $4,000.
Price. S5 $59'q94; LEATH Z & "A AsHhExx: a1sx:
1873 Il ST. 'H.E.NLong established
for refrigerators and appliances; no
key ..,,1 mensy; anng reasonable rental
FOE SALE. drive-in restaurant and and
detail incl. deep freezer. air con-
dftioninR, etc; storerm. and 2 apts
on End floor; cost $4,000 in 1947;
doing gross Of $4,000 annually;
Open Z days; "a houGs: o%G Sl5, 600
sh ssoS S Ind handle near ope Eli euar nrst OUT yea5
pinbail profits. Excellent opport.,
for competent restaurant man. ns
RENT, : larse rooms on ground floor.
re rear vorksSoS Of store; sac ma s4s sor business
REsTHuRaaT, e gsfksaSHi neares a.. Va; gross
Closed Sat. and sun: SIS, 500 incl.
EQUIP; Terms arranged; terrifis
RooM1SG s5tsT emio ho6sE RM sith light house.
Blk, Of Irving st. NV; 8 rms. and
3R baths: income quoted, 1885 mo-;
price right with attractive terms:
eall siaes MI b1. Es|sz sss hsf a. es112E. Pg 2i4
ROOMiNG HOUSE. sT00 down -
Newton ST.. nr. 18th st. n.w.--S
rms, 2 baths, oil heat; long lease:
plenty of furniture. Price. $4,000.
ED EDw!H gi7 L. re- E1Isl 54zo. 1910 Vt: ss aye.'
FOR SALE, $135,UOO
business annually; at most reason
cali Mr.. GARY, MI: 1924; 26'
sale grocery business; $1,000. fs-
WISHING ALL MY CLIENTS . merry
oWENs oWas .1a 1RakAIrYa aAes5 e., NE Ne. o4ss.
FOR LEASE, auto repair garage, busy
section, s to 30 car capacity. Won-
derful opportunity for reliable me
ctlanic. Phone IA. 600. --26
MOBILE MARKET BUSES CD, for
sale; equipped with deep freezes
and meat cases, etc., all stocked;
doing very good business; full price.
$1,000, good terms. Rockville 1884
GRoCERY: nice apt. above; beer:
colored trade; best location: $500
weekly, can do lots more.
Grocery, NV; colored trade; corner
store; low rent; 1000 weekly; very
2501. OR. b723.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO MIAMI, leaving Dec 26;
room for two; share expense. RA.
TO SALT LAKE and intermediate
points. about jan; ist; take three;
DRIVING TO MIAMI. 1925 or later;
IL passengers; share expense. H.
LAvINE. Call Sunday, Adam 1855;
weekdays, ST. 1888. 25'
PASSENGER WANTED to share ex-
penses to Lincoln, Nebr. Leave
Thurs. the e9th. OK. 21so. ~
DRIVING TO MIAMI; leaving Dec.
2S; take one or two; return Jan. 10.
UN. 2935.
WANT RIDE to Texas, as soon as
possible; references EXCHANGED. LU.
WANTED-Two passengers to share
expenses to Palm Beach. Fla: leav-
ing Tuesday morning in Hudson
DRIViNG iHi1HfSea''1 TO iAGKsoNvILLa. Fla.
Pes Pssi g, g; geaa yetrFn Jan. 2. Take at! two.
DRIVING NEW CAB to Scranton. Pa.
Liability ms; can take 4: share exp; EXP
MILLS, HO SOL
Evening star., 1949-12-25
PERSONAL

VACANCY for elderly or semi-invalid
person; double and single room. sH.
AGE! sas'' NO. rs the condition of the
garment which decides II 1t is worth
sssian'fs xegHsIFs Ras f. .ef e. nS s7 snE'Ak
sess +. A' II :sias JOHN IN D sHS<
waaea MAea' DRESS MA; aa2a; akE YOU going to
look prettier and you'll get that ex-
quisite feeling when It has been
rfEMsNENr. fEi stha 81: shampoo and
WHsrtYSs hssa xsss 'Ys EEASTY 81
1tuToRiNsGs' q Nv" Nv Algebra, geometry.
Latin. French, German, Eng. his
tory; elem, J. h. subjects. UN. 1858.
LEA ENGEL. dressmaker. wishes to
extend to her many satisfied Gus
q very merry Christmas and happy
New Year. Centrally located at
Il1o q, + st. NV" RIM. 20. Tel.
coLoRED. former teacher, gives ,,.,x ex.
SS,dl dss, hot meal. pediatric s,. ssre.
ENJOY NG oGEs EXCITEMENT and romance al,
Sssasonay S anny taaG pGrda n ysn sth See sSay Hey
Marinelandi Il you are unmarried
and enjoy good company. Join, Hal
Ronning,s Vagabond Club and know
sa the 1s thrill otbeT 9f caans sightseeing sals
we'll as dancing. square dancing:
cards, sports and outings planned
1850. Call DE. $500. 1745 Conn.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments:
eyes. sioa 18th. co. 2Ssi. '''
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and fin-
MABEL HoNous SCHOOL. 1870
A THING Or BEAUTY ,s . Joy for.
ss coss 1T ss dzs + bag aE a sy ysEy
CHARTER MEMBERSHIP will soon
Tues. and Thurs. I4o4 N. 2. ave.
HAfRcUf, LsIGa III IiRiMi0SSteS% york,s hand.
s1eEsR sseEsa pS sHdP sigDsf Ssed sts =
dance band. For information cali
Ac1aiufRh a1i faSi2li 4 irAsr1mE which will last
a lifetime. Make new friends and
your old ones. Learn to play con.
tract bridge at PEOPLES BRIDGE
STUDIO. 500 Clifton Manor, 25l4
14th st. NV. AID. 1888. Call or
come any evening. after 8 pm, ex-
cept Tuesdays and Thursdays. ..
nav CARE for nrASchO0f.aQe chif-
excellent excel ut care and isciiities. isia
waS4Eb sasRhsbd s spofs eT I 81 saea aSux Is Ear
Rsnss Whout Ts dsaoVe Bns Then ITEM S,sn
"BETHLEHEM" Is subject of Voice
q Pr9peeeyo Yo today { Il tJSm %n Holy so Land. ID
VACANCIES, private or ward; "a
HOME EwooD coNVALEscENT
GET THE COMBINED TALENTS of
our dye chemist st., and h his , craftsmen : 81 men
dress soa Suit fST Of eos dsed ses 70 sis x. @
most mo- .hseaas essenans e a1SU1s e.
If UNABLE TO ATTEND classes, try
senior hish subjects. UN. 1853:
pupils; Is 1sss-1s4s. MABEL WHITE
VACANCY. convalescent home; cheer
full rooms, good food. tray service,
500 mo. HU. 1898. 80
EsCoETs for ladies' and gentlsmen;
st. at Conn. DE. 5000. 2-7:3o Pm.
YOU CAN DYE your own clothes
or 50 you think, but maybe they'll
stretch. or they'll shrink. Bring
your clothes to. Exquisite" today,
"ExoUIsFTE," GE. 9777.
SLIP COVERS made 20 ht; drapes.
lined or unlined; eli work guaran-
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