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own Your own HoMH


BRICK fcurplsx - 90 Hoag Ave.
No. steam Heat. $4,000 $4,000
dn.
3 B.R. HOUSE on double lot.
Automatic heat - 2 car garage
South location -- E-z Terms ar
ranged
DUPLEX - 8 room. Lyndale Ave.
N. steam heat. $500 NJ Terms.
SMALL DUPLEX - 2iO6 5th
Ave. q. Q rms 49, $4,000.
FoUR-PLEk - SiT-iS Srd Ave.
No. Small Down Payment and
Convenient Terms.
BRICK FOurplsx - South. $500
$500 down.
TRI-PLEX-sOuth location. Auto
heat - Good income. Se.300
RooMING House - Auto heat
$500 - S2,5oo down.
FOUR ROOM House Complete -
$500 49, Al low a $500 down. T.
z Terms. South Location.
DUPLEX 49, South. Convenient
Terms. Low down payment
SHOWN ny APPOINTMENT.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS.
CALL -
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Almost. About
Everything

plGaHv o. PARAoaApssS Ioa TM PaIcG o. oNah
JSo Owens the former ohio state as great who
gDa medals ~ ts isSs oympte snobbsd By
A w because % his ony
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

Ths asVsnth Annual A1lnnasOta
opsa oolf Tournament win Be
hsid Sunday. July ~, e Thsodors
Wlrth cOurss h hllnnsapola
Ths tourney 10 sponsored sacA
year ~ Jamss W. Hlsmnn0ns,
Mayor Of BronssNIls" and sales-
man for Boyer diinnan. Ford
dealers. and ThsodOFs ,. AIlen.
Insurance. uaasEwEitsF with NoFttI
American Life Insuranes, with
the cooperation d various Twin
CITY business firms which offer
prtGas
Pcs Information On ths tOuFna-
mant interested persons mey caiI
TED Aiisn Ia o. Pad at DAls
3s5T oF Jimmie HlsmmonA BIZ.
Seos.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22
TWO LOO CABINS

TWO LOG CABINS - furnished.
"A X 30 and II X IS on 4 large
wooded IotA Park Rapids. MINI.
In the heart Of the best flaming
and hunting country In Minnesota,
Good year round roads. w. J.
Peterson. TOO West Goth st. 90.
Minneapolis. (20D MINI. Phone
South p0IO.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22
AIAAAIs IHa Wpss

JiAAAAsg 90 VIats
STHnklas0 AAMgI
ahooting II for 10 h0Iaa Jim.
mile Lee % %. Paul won the top
trophy IN the Sterling Cub Coll
tournament At Phalen PaFk Sun
day. July II. hey Anthony and
Mays tied for second place, but
Mays finally won second
In the FIRST night Bert David.
son Of Minneapolis won first place
with Fred jones second. LNroy
I.aEsnbsrFy. o. PAU. third and
Jimmie Hismmons, third. Ths
second night YVES won By o. r.
kaaton % sG Pau. Jimmie slInma
and James Murray won second
and third. e. ..
Some fifty-one golfers put In
their bid ~ the tournament 4
large number Of golf fans turned
out 10 sse tho tournament. Ths
prizes were awarded the winners
At ths Sterling Club Sunday
night.
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WANTED - Nice quiet woman %
RtTi 70 ahaFs apartment LIN
coin BoTS % BRidgspoFt 7olA.
QUICK EXTRA Cash selling
Christmas cardA Request Bros
sampias. II costa nothing 70 tFy.
Elmcraft Chicago. $3.50 q west
srn, chicago. N.
FoR sALE-AGsdium slssd west
inghOtiss refrigerator. Exeellent
condition. bridgeport 7TSs.
HOUSE ron SALE SSS n 3sth
g., price reduced 20 $500.
Three bedrooms. automatic heat
and hot water. 5000 down. Cali
owner, Coifax sass.
FOR SALE: 3620 Elliot Avenue
South. three apartmenta Gas
heat. Insulated. Good income. For
particulars cal:
WIN NJ. CABaIUS - RE. s260
Si44S CASH win buy an $500
bungalow on Third Ave, 80. for
S7t5e.3O. This II . steal Call for
appointment. Others for sails.
Nobaga 2. AAIsehSiI q Sen
CO. 1896
SOUTH SIDE ZEAL ESTATE
ssIl now. Clients ready 10 buy.
Locuut 1855 J.R. COLLINS
FOR RENT -- Kitchenetts. Main
77s0.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent 49,
Regent Os33.
WANTED Three or four rooms
unfaFnlnhed. Pleasant 6134.
WANTED before or by July 81,
furnished kitehenetts apart
msnL CAN bridgeport 37D4.
------------------ ----------~----------
FOR BALE--Here IL q snap, g.
900 duplex located on Fifth Ave.
30. 5000 down. balance $40 per
month. Can evenings, oEnsva
2sT5.
-
FOUR PIECE legion Uniform
luke nswD S30.b0. Martin
Brown. Pleasant Slb3.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

qua Ne. Sss9s
~ PMOnAIm COUNT
emgnn EQ9 MIAn!ge ggElIIos
Tsam - ryf.s cs.aIa1 Ib roS
MmARGn9 TMmME0M
state % Ainnssota. coanty u
ID IA ms.sts Of CHARLES n An
seeker, DaseAent,
os1ss - he1slng Psa1saen fSS
Leelets e AA1lnlsasagAsn
~ y oaspEkED thai ~ gssseas
AVE- Ssisss ou az Go cSsts g ss.
AZ b fks Eedrt liSass "a hisnS-
Apclls, Mlnnesota. why TIE petition
% Robert Q. AAaekes. e flenneDin
csss,'y Z, n x,A ses les ssgel ..
heTeln FLEA. should act 81 graatsd.
Opass e. glia clalIss an1 fss
Wonufm0 Tn4Ro9m
IT ~ YuMTHEn oltDBnED that
withi4 feaF menths from the date
as9eof AZ efsdltess q aaiA pses-
s ss s Nh thp's I. s'1 hsss "a M s SSGr
ssamiae6 and sajaslsa before this
Court on Mon1eT, DeosmbaR sth.
1915, 81 10 o'eioek A. ~ IN the
Cent House IN hinnsapoiia Min
These orders shall Be pabushs4
IN the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 70 Law.
wITanks the HON. yAMEs q.
KEHoE. Judge Of Probate
Court. this Tn day % July,
Ernsat p. IoFana,
Clerk % probaie Court
Jonas q. BehwaFts. Attorney
lspsEssnaa July -. % ana SO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

New York. ~ lamp -. George
n. McIelhbln u Chicago. once IN
admitted supporters of racial ~.
strlctiva covenants. sailsd abroad
last week IN Q nsw role 10 him ---
that Of setting W nsw human Fs-
latiuna programs for the National
Conferences Of Christians and
Jews. In n-Communist Europe.
MclGlbbon was once defeated BY
Negro votes IN . race with en-
Mayor Edward ,. KeIly fog mayor
0f chicago
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22

DETROIT - ,. A. DsmoEest,
Monopoly State Manager for
Hiram WaihsF. pfudnoeEs q O.
MADAM clnb WhAsEsy and Hiram
walksrs London Dry ON. en-
uOunesd a. the eompanyrs head
quarters IN Detroit IN appoint
memt Of ,. 2. WItbock a. DIRECTOR
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-07-22
scEacn OF INTERPRETATION OF

KAHN FLnASaNT ArARrmnNTS,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN that
4 corporation with the name KAHN
PLEASANT APARTMENTS, INC.
vas Incorporated On the ninateenth
day % July, 1913, under the laws %
the state Of Minnesota. The gen
eFMl nature OF the business Was 10
own. operate and construct housing
for rent or sale.
The address % ita registered Of
flee u set West FFanklln Avenue,
Mtnueapolin. Minnesota
The names and addresses Of the
incorporates are Aa follows
a. w. Kahn. e0T West franklin
Ave- MinnsapolIa, MINI.
Harold 4 Kahn. GET West Frank.
lin Ave. Minneapolis, AlHn,
stanton " Kahn, bof W, Frank.
I'm Ave, hlaneaRolis. MtnR.
The names and addresses OF the
first Board of Directors are as
III KaAm soT Yves, PrunEIIn
Ave, hlnaeApolia, Mlnn.
Harold a Kahn. cot went Frank .
I'm Ave, Minneapolis, MinnN
stanton r. Kahn. Dot W Frank.
I'm Ave, MtnneARolls. Nina.
HAtts SMITH. ENkEL q HE'D
Attorneys Tor Kahn Pleasant
Apartments, Inc,
fOi New Yorh llfe paIialaR
Minneapolis. Minnesota
, 1949-05-21
WEATHER FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands = Puerto Rico

Partly cloudy to cloudy with a
few scattered showers today, to-
night and Sunday. Winds Moder-
ate east Southeasterly.
The same as above for the coast
al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Maximum temperature -. IS
Minimum temperature :. 70
Precipitation:
"a hours ending midnight o
Total fir this month -. 3.21
Total since January -. 1889
Total May 1949 .......... 5.57
Relative humidity
at II a. m. SO
Wind dir. & Velocity SSE 10
, 1949-05-21
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No. e4s
having been reported lost or
stolen. the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
TO the Bank within twelve (l2)
weeks from this date. as other
wise. the Book will be cancel
led and a new one issued in its
place at the expiration OF, this
period.
February Is. l94e.
Virgin Islands Natl Bank
Christiansted Branch
, 1949-05-21
DIR. BEYERINCK

cal products; to study transpor
tation, storage and processing
facilities and freight rates; to
analyse customs laws, .regula-
tons, tariffs, excise tax laws,
treaties & international agree
ments affecting external trade;
to collect and analyse peril
nent data in respect of the in
ternal trade of the Caribbean;
and to carry out other relevant
studies.
, 1949-05-21
cRAMER

CRAMER -.
being done by that body: In
regard to the resolution pass
ed by the Legislative Assemb-
ly of the Virgin Islands reques
ting that the President appoint
a native Virgin Islander to the
Commission, Mr.. Cramer ex-
planned the membership of the
Commission and stated that
the power of appointing the
United States members of the
Commission is vested in the
President of the United States.
It would be left to him to APP
point a Virgin Islander if he
SO desired. With regard to the
appointment Of members of
the staff of the Commission,
Mr.. Cramer stated that it is
no easy job, for in addition to
considering members of differ
ent metropolitan governments
he has to consider whether or
not individuals to be appoint
ed are West Indians. It is some
times difficult to find West In
dians who are qualified to fill
the highly technical jobs such
as market analyst. He did com
ment on the excellent work be-
ing done by DR.. Eric Williams,
a West Indian, in a technical
job. Most of his staff in the
lower bracket are from Trini-
dad since the salaries are cot
large enough to attract persons
from other areas. Of a staff of
As at one time, Al were West
Indians.
, 1949-05-21

In the District Court of the Virgin Islands of The United States
Division of ST. Croix at Christiansted
In the matter of the Estate of EUGENIA PETERSEN. deceased
PROBATE NO. s--ls4s: MAY TERM. ls4s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Id. G. Canegata, having been appointed executor of the above
entitled estate, do hereby give notice to all creditors of said estate
to present with proper vouchers such claims within six months from
the date of this notice to the undersigned executor or his attorney.
AL persons indebted to the said estate are hereby requested to make
payment to the said executor or his attorney within said time.
First publication of this notice made this goth day of MAY A. D.
1949.
n. H. AMPE1LETT LEADER Q. c. cANEGATA
Attorney Executor
, 1949-05-21
HASTE -.
the trip to Washington.

Joseph Alexander was una
bic to leave at this time due to
pressure of business, he has,
however, given Mr.. Hodge in
structions that should prove
helpful.
, 1949-05-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS. U. s. A
DIVISION OF SAINT cRoIX AT CEIR1ST1ANsTED
In the matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH TEIURLAND. deceased
PROBATE NO. 7 : 1s4si May Term. ls4s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IL, q. C. Canegata, having been appointed executor of the above
entitled estate, do hereby give notice to all creditors of the said es-
tate, and to all persons having claims against tn esad estate to pre-
sent with proper vouchers such claims within six months from the
date of this notice to the undersigned executor or his attorney. All
persons indebted to the said estate are hereby within said time.
First publication of this notice made this 10th day of May A. D.,
l1949.
r. H. AMpIILETT LEADER e. c. cANEcATA
Attorney Executor
Ad-daleel., 1949-03-16

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24
COTTON AND COTTONSEED LOANS

Cotton growers will receive government price sup
port protection both the lint and the seed of the
l949 cotton crop The average loan rate on 1916 inch
middIing cotton will vary from BOIL in the Corono to
1858 per pound in California and looms will be ovoIobe
through April 3d. 1850 both warehouse and farm stored
cotton ond will mature July 81, 1859 eorer
The cottonseed price support program will operate
through looms at 90 percent of porty $3.50 per ton
cloon cottonseed, stored off the form having
q moisture content of II percent or less
These looms will mature not later thon April 30,
1880 Cotton and cottonseed loan applications will be
mode by formers at the Tripe-A office in your county
and borrowers should CORY sompIe of the seed at time
of application.
FREE COTTON SLAsSING
Cotton growers should take advantage of the Smith
Doxey Cotton Closing ond Market News Service which
is free Ask your local county agent about details of
this proqrom
This informo>on is tokino from booklet published
by the Field Service oronch Production end Marketing
Administration u {. Daoo tment of Agriculture which
the JACKSON ADYOCATE Gladly reprints here for the
information end 3erefit Of its many readers engaged
in the important bu'inees of forming in Mississippi
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24
AN INDICTMENT
by Ruth ToyIor


Who gains from violence? Who is hurt by it?
No one gains. All ore hurt When riots occur, it is
not only the victims who injured. 1t is the whole
population.
Riots open confession of nferiority In q
democracy there need resort to force to express
ourselves. We do not have to be ofrod Of controry
opinion = because free to express views
and TO ronsote them into octon by of the boott
box
1t takes two groups to riot Yes, the roting is done
by irresponsible mobs. but it is indictment of the
fhoIe community of the whole peope-of those who did
face the facts who shut their eyes couses For
nothing happens without No mob con riot un-
less respect 70 rlow is at low ebb Mobs
posed of the educated Mobs do ose from those who
have been toug ht to restrain their tempes control
their octions TO their problems in restrained ond
quiet monner.
We moy bewo violence. We may condemn the
-zeoousness of those who rioted But whether we
like it not-when permit, encourage, or even look
aside when Whence occurs we putting ourselves on
til pone of those whom despise for their reonce on
brute force.
But whot would do when meetings are ponned by
those who would sabotage way of life? Do you
done the Communist ogtotion ond ogitotors?
To the latter - most decided mo" was fighting
Communism ond Communists long before it was foshion
oble to do But American, strenously object
to fighting them with their toctics giving them
ammunition and to ponderng to the Rove Of publicity
IL on onti-Americon meeting IS planned tor your
town. you as voter con protest in the proper quor
ters And it you to your job, and get those
dotoy friends of yours to eove their bridge comes and
their teevision sets long enough Join with YOU there
won't be any meeting.
Another thine-you admit that the Communists ore
minority. Then why not hold bigger meeting at the
some time Give the good people of the community a
chance to show where they stcnd rother hon leave the
Job TO ocol hoodums who will act as onti-Amercon as
the Communists If you cont offer better attractions
Shon the Communists. then there is something wrong
with your-my-our side Paul Roberson-yes, I'm break
ing my rule. and nominq nomes-isn't the only good
SINGER in th's country. | can think of lot of good
Americans with bette voices-snoers Of his roce as
we'll from oil the vored notonoIites that 90 moke
up America.
great once soid THE greatest revenge we con
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24
I h W e !y
p oe N
EOC ARE GOING TO GET
SOMETHING YOU DON'T
EEXPECT

EEXPECT
God is going to suffer famine
here
This world is to full of sin,
Prosperity is running the people
to he'll
| can see it in children and
women and men.
You can't make fire with a block
of ice
And you can't make sense with
sin,
The Holy Ghost it makes you wise
And the better are just to began.
The wisest man are women today
Is the one who except the love
of Christ,
He said | have hid this thing
from the wise
And reveal the mimic the babes
new life.
Sin is the greatest disease in tba
world
And The most of this people are
doomed,
To a hell where no rest is
In a Everlasting burning room
Education without the proner
training
Is setting this world on fire.
no Christ you can get into their
hearts
And for doing right they don't
know how.
600 is watching everything We do
he rewards us fair and lust.
he gives us what we are en-
titled TO
But for wrong is the thing Won
lust.
Inc world is lusting for an y,
it's wrong
AND for Christ's sake thew have
no respect,
But when old death II coils g.
them,
IL wears into regret
woe means sorrow soon or ,ata
now many God sent men.
Are driving themselves to nreacb
Gods word
To save this world of sin
Money is the root of all sin wo
AND the roots are from land r.
land,
very few souls in this world
for God
iney are lustins for women and
men.
Deneve Gods word or believe IT
not
Boon or late you will see your
wrong,
1ou nave given all of your life
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24

have enemy is not TO be like him" Let us not
stoop to the mob violence of the Communists Let us
put into proctice the ethics in which beIece Let US
prove the worth of our foth in democracy by
actions
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24
to the world

to the world
New hell will be your home.
Rev. j. r. Perkins
1896 Whitfield Mill
Jackson, Mississippi
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24

SiOns; ar,i DIR. VI. A. Mccall, as
distant chief OF the Bureau OF
Plant industry, Department OF
Agriculture Research center in
BeltSyille.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24
CrawI on Knees

Women in the Fiji islands crawi
IN their hands and knees when mer
- '~'~ We -NlS4
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1949-09-24

station in Ruiru, 20 miles from
NairObi by the station nursery
man Muhindi (extreme lett. From
let to right: s. ID. Goodman, agri.
cultural officer; DR.. NJ. V. Lam.
bert dean of the Nebraska Ex-
pertinent and leader Of the mis-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
;ITUATIoNs DoMEsTIc tcont.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tCont.
GIRL, colored. high sch. graduate, de-
f heiper. " DT. so O. "''o OF "0's. .
GIRLS, Q. colored, refined. depend
able, desire joba as, maid or care
OF children. CaH Trinidad 0030. %
HoUsEKEEPER's POSITION, light
laundry; 3 in family; no children;
ref rem person, experienced. Box
WOMAN, colored, g.h;w:. from 10 or
II till dinner; ref. DU. 456s. 1888
WOMAN, coiored. wishes full or part
W 81 s7s4. es g e !. wants day work
WOMAN, white, wishes cooking,
cleaning, light laundry: Csc hr. and
car fare, city only. II. $1,000. 81
fda fys a- T4rk' for Wed. and Thurs
ExrEa st cso5ffioREn GIRL desires days
work or baby sitting. refs, health
card. good ironing, DI. O99O.
NEAT colored girl wishes work by
Tx she day sH1 g or 5 days a wk,; exper.;
w W.; Nc c;olored, settled, wishes 2
days work per wk.. can furnish good
CoLORED GIRL desires work for child
care or kitchen helper. AT. 1887.
CoLoRED GIRL. wants part time
work Mon. to Fri, 10 am. to g.;
refs: AID. 9O15.
COLORED GIRL, reliable, wants
housework or caring for children,
6-day week: good ref Ii 3-32OS. .
COLORED MAID, wants part time. or
k "A! III E 9oNrs. Call AID. $685.
COLORED MAN wants work by day,
any kind. NO. 1888.
g COLORED WOMEN, one will stay
nights. wishes g.h.w., LIST class cook,
refs; VI. ao22:
+. best city refs. 10. 3-l22I.
COL. WOMAN $3.50 will care for
conva1escpt. 6 yrs. hos. exper. or
E.h.w. $500 wk. Ref CO. 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
SITUATIONS MEA
ST. BOOKKEEPER. Italian

ASST. BOOKKEEPER. Italian univ.
grad, two years states, citizen, ac-
curate. exp. payroll. taxes, accts. re-
cetyable, payable, reconciliation, sis.
ok" TYP exc. refs. Box 4s4-a, star.
ATToRNEY-chemistry BACKGROUND,
member Of D. c. Bar desires position
R 9th LAY lay firm or private industry.
CARPENTER WORK. general con-
SWsr nrs a Past, efaeient vorkmen.
n Mshs sussnni f. 7s sssfersn'e' fur
CHEF-sTEWARD. good buyer, low
food cost. Sober. honest, reliable, 90
years, exp: Box 476-G. Star.
COLORED MAN des. work as janitor
9 az Sma az af5e s4s q apt blas. With
DENTAL TEc eIs Just iinis R s9s School
willing to work. DE. 1882,
EX-NAvY MOTOR TENDER would
IKE boiler house work, industrial
me c 1 VI. electric velder exp. OR.
GRAD. IN MECH. ENGR. AND Law.
3 yrs. contact with civil engr., de-
sirss position with future. Box
PHARMACIST. registered D. c. and
M1.. steady position or relief; avail
ssple AFTER Oct. goth. Box 5000,
REAL ESTATE. Property MANAGER.
nnancing, safes and insurance expri-
ence OF II yrs, desires immediate,
cnange; Former broker and licenced
IN .. C., Va. and Md. BOX 1910,
SECRETARY, vide exper. In pvt In.
dustry and on the Hill, desires re-
sponsible, permanent position As
sec. or assist. to executive, SH. 414S
sunday Or UN. 1929 weekdays, II
UNIV. STUDENT. part time, operates
I.B;M. keypunch, sorting. basic 4O5,
acct. machines. Eng.-Span. transla-
tlons' clerical. Box 1850, Star.
YOUNG VET. 20. single, Albany Bust
ness Col. grad. DIES. acct. nos. in
wash. or vic. Tel. Logan 3-78o3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES

tIre. ali subjects taught 1 Anpro wed
by Government for CT training, day
and evening classes WAR-TYNN
BEAUTY sa COLLEGE. 1910 @ st. NV
MAKE IA YOUR OWN HATS. Small
day and evening classes taught by
cLE f ExAM.Lsp p ace edition
covering all subjects. incl. arithme-
tie: &c pasess $500. MERIT PUB
CHILDREN's DANCING CLASSES in
ballet, tap. acrobatic and fashion
POPULAR PfANo. chord study, i'm
provisation. harmony, beginners
advanced; downtown. Free demon
stration. ST. 1904 or CO. 1888. =
TELEPHONE P.B.x.) COURSE with
touch tipping; many excellent posi-
tions; the best is the cheapest. See
Miss Page, BoYD's, 700 18th, MA.
ACCORDION - Private instruction -
4 doj We trial course e inelud freq Use
GUITAR Private instruction - To-
instrument. ST. 1904. CO. 3753.-1
INTENSIVE COURSES in shorthand,
touch typins, bookkeeping. comp
tometer, pay big dividends. Reg.
at BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th cor G.
The COLUMBIA HEALTH CLUB is
setting up school of Swedish mas
sage, hydrotherapy. electrotherapy
and the underlying PRINCIPLES Of
anatomy and physiology. Call MR..
HANSEN. DI. 1917 for information
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, alterations. remodeiine.
H4 Ham Is e eo aSs1 c6 eaf H. 70 Rsz:
asss msss,s ss rs msss,,. ss:s
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estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
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