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M-7 THE DAYTON HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929 38 Anniversary Event Planned By Store POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMMERCIAL CABLES This RECEIVED CABLEGRAMS in is the- address. 1 WEST THIRD STREET TELEGRAMS DAY TON. OHIO BLUE DAY LETTER Puter TELEPHONE do Mumbe TO ALL COSTAL CALLEE TO ALL NL NIGHT LETTER NITE NIGHT TELEGRAM LCO DEFERRED STANDARD TIME AMERICA. THE WORLD WLT WEEK END LETTER NLT CABLE LETTER INDICATED ON THIS MESSAGE 66N MC44 246P FN NEWYORK NY MAR 6 PEELING ADV MGR HOME STORE DAYTON OHIO MAKE GREATER PREPARATIONS FOR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY JUST PURCHASED 350 WOMEN'S SPRING COATS ALSO 500 DRESSES OF SUPERB STYLES AND MODELS ANOTHER NEW YORK MANUFACTURER IS GIVING THE HOME STORE FOR THIS 50 YEAR CELEBRATION A LARGE QUANTITY OF SILK CREFE UNDERWEAR SUCH AS CANCE SETS SLIPS GOWNS ETC IN FINEST QUALITY I EVER SAW ALL OUR BUYERS REPORTS ARE FULL OF ENTHUSIASM WE CAN PROMISE YOU THE GREATEST VALUES IN STYLE MERCHANDISE WE HAVE EVER ASSEMBLED FOR ANY PREVIOUS EVENT SO MAKE YOUR PLANS BIG OUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY WILL BE A HUGE SUCCESS SCHAEFFER SEC' 'Y HOME STORE The above telegram received at the Home Store is from the corps of buyers now in the markets, selecting merchandise for the Great Home Store golden anniversary event. They departed last Sunday with the purpose in mind' to purchase only style merchandise with the economy appeal in every garment.

The telegram tells a story--that 15 a story of success. Within a very short time this big will open to the public a gigantic golden anniversary event. Celebrating fifty years of progress -for progress it is. The progress and achievement of this store is told in the magnificent new building it now occupies. One great force back of all the Home Store's progress is the unfaltering and unchallenged spirit of push and spirit of growth.

A con- COURT ACTIVITIES OF MIAMI COUNTY PROBATE COURT. TROY, March inventory and appraisement of the estate of David Crane, late of Staunton ship, has been filed by Belle C. tinger, executrix. The estate totals $1,000.20. August B.

Clouse, administrator of the estate of Nel.ie T. Williamson, late of Washington township, has filed the inventory and appraisement. The estate totals 881.08, all in personal property. A partial distributive account has been filed by M. T.

Staley, administrator of the estate of Ephraim L. Heikes. It shows distributions of $500 each to Noll E. Heikes. Noda V.

Vinnedge, Marie Purcell and K. H. Heikes with the balance of $232.62 remaining in the hands of the administrator. F. C.

Goodrich, administrator of the estate of P. J. Goodrich, late of Troy, has reported the sale of a half interest in a property on South Short street, Troy, to Harry E. Goodrich for $3,250, The sale has been approved by the court. The will of Samuel Berryhill, late of Covington, has been admitted to probate.

The real estate is bequeathed to the widow, Jennie E. Berryhill, during her lifetime or until she remarries. In addition she given the personal property in fee simple except the stock owned in the J. A. Lonk company, the Ohio National Life Insurance company and the Citizen's National bank of Covington.

In the event of the death or remarriage of the widow the real estate becomes the property of the son, Carlton A. Berryhill. The son has been appointed executor of the estate which is estimated at $3,000 in personal property and $15,000 in real estate. REALTY TRANSFERS. Charles H.

Himes, et to Louis Clements, lot, $550, Covington. John C. Harbaugh, et to Mary and William Cobaugh, 27 acres, Bethel township. James Black, trustee, to Martha Fogt, 70 acres, Springcreek township, Mary M. Thomas, by to Esthem O.

Manning, lot, $2,230, Milton. C. E. Trostel, et to L. H.

Weihraugh, 2.60 acres, Concord township. Charles M. Wolfe to Ernest T. Duckwall, 23 acres, Union township. Jerry Kerns to Clyde Kerns, 42.50 acres, Springereek township.

John Singer to Edward H. Buhrman, lot. Brandt. K. and Lulu A.

Ileikes to Walter B. Mills, lot, Tippecanoe City. P. G. Yantis to John Tecklenburg, et lot, Troy, P.

B. Yantis to Henry H. Griffieth, lot, Troy, Elmer W. Croner to Florence K. Stanley, lot, Troy.

Gummed Products to Mary A. Craig, 2 lots, Troy. Clara A. Loffer to Hazel M. Kronenberg, et lot, Piqua.

Former Piqua Pastor Is Dead in Illinois PIQUA, March A. Kerr, of this city, has received word of the death of his father, the Rev. James E. Kerr, retired United Presbyterian minister at his home in Mommouth, Ill. In 1924 the aged minister fractured a hip in a fall and shortly after recovering fell again, fracturing the other hip.

He had been bedfast since. He was a Civil war veteran and served several churches in Ohio as a minister. He resided in Piqua until 15 years ago. Besides William, two other children, ou Minton and Mary, of Mommouth, survive. ANNUAL PIANO CONTEST MIDDLETOWN, March 6.

The annual piano contest, wheh is one of the activities sponsored by the High School Music club here is now progress, five contestants entering. Alice Schirm, Ruth Ranck, Cris Politer Valda Wilkerson and Israel Hughes. The finals will be held March 12. with and some able or EMPLOYMENT 10 HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTED- White married woman to work. husband's in and kitchen her in board exchange and room.

for 247 Wayne Ave. EXPERIENCED, white References woman for required. gen318 Oxford Ave. WHITE woman to care for old ladies and housework. Montgomery Co.

Home. Call Main 119. WANTED -I Experienced white cook for small family; steady position; good pay. Box 887, Herald. WHITE GIRL, wanted for general housework.

Mrs. Thomas, 236 Rubicon road. Gar. 5623. DEMONSTRATORS Women for special work.

Pleasant and permanent, short hours, good salary, Call Garfield 2812. YOUNG white girl for general housework. Good home and wages. 1122 Lexington Ave. 10-A SALESWOMEN WOMEN for outside sales work: new fast selling article; you take orders, we deliver; short hours with good weekly pay.

Greater Empire Store, Fifth and Jefferson Sts. HIGH SCHOOL girls and women, sales work; a real opportunity; also women for crew managers. '800 E. Fifth St. 11 SITUATION FEMALE COLLEGE graduate will do, tutoring at night for pleasant room.

M. 3384-R. ALL ROUND, honest, neat colored young woman wants work by day or half day by the week, best references. M. 3987-J.

GENERAL housework in Protesant family; stay nights. G. 4024. WANTED Housecleaning, call at 64 S. Torrence St.

EXPERIENCED colored laundress wants work. Main 5982-W. W. NEAT colored girl wants housework or day work, go home nights, reference. Call Gar.

4024-W. WANTED Washing to do by widow with young baby, 4403 W. Third. WASHINGS WANTED Call for and deliver. 110 Bainbridge St.

COLORED woman wants day or week's work: can stay at night. Mary Hickman, 972 Iola St. Phone M. 1120-J. RELIABLE, white, young woman, wants general housework in private family, Box 791.

WOMAN wants work by day or week; willing to do any kind of work. Call Gar. 3584-W. Call after dinner. COLORED girl wants housework by the week.

Ella Moore, 927 S. Summit St. COLORED girl wants half day's work by the week or day. Call Main 3558-JX. Ask for Willie Brook.

WANTED -Housekeeping 111 city or country by woman 35, with child 8 years old. Mrs. M. White, 202 N. First Miamisburg, O.

COLORED girl for maid work in store; call evenings; 8 or 8:30 o'clock, Main 3159-R. Martha; age 20. RELIABLE colored man and wife as houseman, of reference. M. 5592, M.

WANTED- -Washington or 1 ironing, washing dishes, by a colored woman. Edith Gudyer, M. 3657-R. WANTED -General housework and plain cooking by colored girl. 1643 Home Ave.

EXPERIENCED white woman wants day work of any kind; will take half days. E. 359-W. COLORED woman wants kind of housework by the day. Gar.

5259-J. EXPERIENCED young colored woman wants laundry work or cleaning, by the day or half day. Can give reference. Call Main 3849-M. WOMAN wants laundry work to do or day work of any kind; references.

Call Main 3657-J. WANTED Washings. Call for and deliver. Gar. 2551-J.

EXPERIENCED colored girl desires maid's work by the week. Go home nights. Main 2185-J. COLORED girl wants day work, laun. dering or cleaning.

Phone Main 5530-M. Call evenings. COLORED maid would like housework by the week. Call at 8146 Fourth St. EXPERIENCED woman wants day's work of any kind or hand pleating or plain pressing to do at home.

Cali 1423 Germantown or call Main 2172-W. MAID wants half day's work by the week, of any kind: colored girl. 907 S. Summit upstairs, COLORED married woman wants light housework by the week or day. Call Main 1120-W.

TWO experienced beauty parlor operatore desire work in Dayton. Call Germantown, 10-K. POSITION WANTED as cook or housekeeper; will consider maternity cases or care of children; very best of references. Box 811, Herald. WANTED Work by the day by respectable colored woman; housework, cleaning or laundry.

Call Main 2867-J. WANTED- Washing, ironing and of bundle washing also work by the day; white. Main 2730-W. Mrs. Hendricks, 612 Westwood Ave.

MAID wants half day's work by the week, of any kind; colored girl. Call after 6 o'clock. 41 Horace St WANTED--House cleaning by reliable married woman. 131 Springfield street. COLORED woman wishes day work.

laundry or cleaning. Main 4417-W. YOUNG woman, 20, stenographer: high school graduate. Call E. 276.

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER 16 Capable of handling correspondence or taking charge of office, desires position. L. 3885-R after 5:30 p.m. WANTED- Small washings, also piece washing; reference. Call Gar.

4615. WANTED -Washings; white woman. Call Gar. 4786-W. WOMAN wants small bundle washing to do at home.

Call Main 3463-W or address 541 S. Euclid Ave. COLORED GIRL wants week work; can do housework and help with laundry; go home evenings. Call at 310 Bank St. WANTS WEEK WORK -CAll Main 5927-W.

WANTED to work in doctor's office. Call Main 3992-R. 12 WANTED, MALE, FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL students can make $3 to $6 daily; A 423 S. Main. WHITE man and woman for work in small family, No laundry.

Woman must be good cook. Man to drive, but no repair work on cars. Give reference in reply to Box 801, Herald. 13 EMP. BUREAU, MALE BANKS ...814 Reibold BROUGH 611 Relpold COMMERCIAL Keith RYDER Mutual Home ZINN S.

Ludlow HOLBROOK-TH Beckel SENIOR accountant, experienced in public accountant work. Start BROUGH, 611 Relbold, BRIGHT young man with sales abilIty to learn the insurance business: some selling and adjusting work Start 815 and commission BROUGH, 611 Relbold. OFFICE boy or elerk. knowledge of bookkeeping to typewriter. BROUGH.

611 Reibold use, atiV in wants kind. married rear. or man work month. as in Janitor wants Call odd 111, EMPLOYMENT 13 EMP. BUREAU, MALE BOOKKEEPER.

with experience and knowledge of typewriter; young, married man preferred; start, 625- 830. BANKS, 814 Reibold Bldg. 14 HELP WANTED--MALE WANTED First class machinists. Good wages to experienced men. Apply at the Mechanical Mold and Machine company, corner High and Crosier Akron, Ohio.

TOOLMAKERS' For Day and Night Shifts. Steady Work. AlsOLathe and First-class Milling Machine Hands On Tool Job. KURZ-KASCH CO. SOUTH BROADWAY ERRAND BOY- Acquainted with eity.

Roth Office Equipment 113 E. Third St. DUE to promotion, we have openings for two men over 21 years of age; must be neat appearing and be able to furnish reference; if you can qualify for this position your earnings for 12 days' training period will be approximately $32 per week. Call 1116 U. B.

and ask for Mr. Crockett. Tool Designers Familiar with the designing of all kinds of digs, dies and fixtures. Toolmakers and Machine Hands For toolroom work. Apply Hand Screw Operators FRIGIDAIRE CORP.

Plant No. 1. N. Taylor St. MAN -Clean cut, above average in education and intelligence, to handle routine work for manufacturer, Good pay and advancement for right man, See Mr.

Wolfe, 1321- 22 B. between 7 and 9 p. m. this evening. MEN for employment in Mexico, Central and South America.

Have many positions to fill. Transportation furnished if accepted. Foreign Employment Agency, 1154 N. Western Los Angeles, Callf. MAN wanted with small capital who has had experience with woodworking and is capable of taking charge of business.

Box 821. Herald. PAPERHANGER AND PAINTER Who can do strictly first-class work. J. W.

HAMON DECORATING CO. 18 FOUNTAIN AVE. WANTED -Man with selling experience to the trade, 25 to 40, with automobile, references as to integrity and ability, with bond or cash. Golden opportunity to make from 850 to $150 weekly in permanent position. Give telephone number for appointment.

Box 907, care Herald. WANTED Neat appearing, rellable men to act as house-to-house salesmen in the following towns: Middietown, Greenville, Miamisburg, Xenia, Wilmington. Apply in person, 1321-22 U. B. Dayton.

WANTED -Young man familiar with setting job type. National Tag Manufacturing 30 Logan Dayton, Ohio. DESIGNERS TOOL AND DIE MAKERS NORTH SIDE TOOL CO. 17 MARYLAND AVE. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS WANTED Young man to drive delivery truck; steady position: must have reference.

E. H. McClellan, 226 Lexington Ave. FOUR elderly men, living within 30 miles, for sales managers; a real opportunity, McNess 809 Fifth. SHOE SALESMEN For all day Saturday or Saturday afternoon work only.

Congenial working conditions and good environment. BOX 877 HERALD 13 SALESMEN AND AGENTS WE HAVE a position open for an experienced estate salesman. See Jas. E. Kerns, 605 Dayton Savings and Trust Bldg.

I WANT A MAN With or without selling experience who would like to have a profitable position as city salesman; one who is willing to work eight hours a day and who is willing to learn the difference between a man who earns $10.000 annually and the man who is satisfied with $2,000. We have an opening for a high class man with a clean record. To such a man we will make a very liberal contract. We will teach him the real estate business thoroughly and give him the assistance that will make him a real producer in A very short time. Enough leads furnished to keep salesman busy.

R. J. Norris Realty Co. 430 Dayton Savings Bldg. SALESMAN, married man with car.

Singer Sewing Machine 30 S. Jefferson St. 16 SITUATION WANTED, MALE, COUPLE wants place 85 chauffeur, butler, cook and maid. M. 5914-W.

EXPERIENCED mornings colored work girl or all wants day, 110 Sunday; will do cleaning by day. Phone Gar. 1821-J. COLORED man wants position 86 chauffeur, houseman, in town ol' country home; five years' experience. Best of references and Chicago).

Bob, 1439 Germantown St. Call Main 5413. MIDDLE -AGED married am very much in need of employment. as operating elevator: best of reference. J.

E. Kinsey, 29 S. Antioch St. CARPENTER wants work of any kind. Roy Smith, 64 Fremont second floor.

YOUNG married man desires position as showcard writer or art display work. Call Gar. 5085-J: 4 to 6 p. MAN wants work as janitor, washing walls or any kind of cleaning work. Call M.

3657-R. WANTED- -work AS night or day janitor, also paper cleaning. Call for Charlie, Main 5809-W. YOUNG MAN--would like work in battery station some experience. County 34-J-2, ask for Clarence Pitzer.

SITUATION WANTED -Paper CleanIn or paper hanging, or' any Jobs. Married, white. Call Gar. 1957 ask for Kelley. HIGH SCHOOL BOY-13-years old, would like to have job from 3:30 tili 5:30, phone G.

3110-RX, ask for Louis. SCHOOL BOY- -14-years old. would like a job from 2:30 till 5:30, G. 3087 and ask for Meyer. phone EXPERIENCED position on farin by 110 Eagle St.

COLORED man job work of ga- rage. Car. 1829-W. PIANO as Household Goods 70 Antiques Musical 71 Machinery, Motors, Tools 72 Miscellaneous for Sale 73 Office and Store Equipment 74 Plants, Seeds. Fertilizer.

75 Radio and 76 Wearing Apparel 77 Jewelry Wanted to 78 BUSINESS OPP TUNITIES Business Opportunitie 79 Business Opportunities 80 Patents and Inventions. REAL ESTATE Real Estate 81 Listings Wanted 82 Home Building 83 Business Property 84 In Property, Sale or Lease. Exchange 85 Suburban Property 86 Farms for 87 Real Estate Announcements. Residence Property 88 Lots and 89 FINANCIAL Wanted. Money, 90 Investments.

Stocks. Bonds, 91 Money to 92 Money to Loan. Real Estate Mortgages Money to Loan Indorsers. AUTOMOTIVE Auto Accessories Supplies. 93 Auto Painting, 94 Auto Laundry Auto Repairing 95 Auto Parking and Storage.

Bicycles, Motorcycles 96 Trucks, Tractors, Bodies. 97 Tires and Automobiles Wanted 98 Autos Financed Automobiles for Sale. 99 Airplanes for 99-A AUCTIONS 100 Auction Sales 101 Auctioneer ANNOUNCEMENTS CHURCH, LODGE NOTICES MASONIC TEMPLE DIRECTORY Corner Belmont Park. and Riverview. Visitors Welcone Mar.

6. Victory chapter, std. 7:30 March 6---H. A. Irvin Lodge, Std.

E. .7:00 March 7 -Miami Val. E. 7:00 Mar. 7.

Stillwater Ldg. Spl. M. M. 7:00 Mar.

7-Unity Chapter, ,7:00 March 8-St. Johns Lg. Std. E.A. 7:00 March 9-Dayton Spl.

M.M., 1:00 9-Mystic Lodge Spl, M.M, :00 March 11-Dayton Spl. E.A...7:00 March Stillwater Lodge. Std. E. A.

.7:00 March 14-Dayton i Lodge, ..7:00 ATTENTION, EAGLES! Funeral services for the late Joseph Miller will be held Wednesday evening, March 6, at 7:30 o'clock, at his late residence, 441 Livingston avenue. Please attend. JAMES C. DOWLING, Sec'y. DEATHS AND FUNERALS CARLON-Mrs.

Margaret, 228 N. Wilkinson Tuesday. She is survived by two sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be conducted at the Sacred Heart church at 8:30 o'clock Thursday morning. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.

CLARK-Robert Lane, six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark, 642 Choop place; Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.

DECKER Lillie. wife of William F. Decker, died March 5, at 10:50 p. m. aged 39 years, 2 months, 22 days.

Survived by her husband and two sons. Harry and Walter, and one daughter, Henrietta. Funeral Friday, March 8. at, 2 p. m.

from her late residence. 831 Valley street. Interment Woodland cemetery. Friends invited. For further information call Westbrock funeral home.

Garfield 1072. GALLAGHER-Mrs, Bessie Reese, 42 years old, Brookville: Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence at 2:00 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Arlington cemetery. HAPNER- -Mrs.

Jeante, 60 years old, 1517 Home Tuesday. She 1s survived by five children: Roy, Mrs. Ruth Getter, Jeannette, Mrs. Cloe Houseman and Mrs. Pearl Killips.

The body will be taken to Lewisburg for funeral services. MAAS -Martin, 76; at 2:25 p. m. Monday at the residence of his daughter. Mrs.

Theresa Vogel, 803 Webster street. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Apollonia Haas three daughters, Mrs. Vogel and Mrs. Apollonia Wenzler, of Dayton.

and MrE. Eva Matios, of JugoSlavia, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the daughter's residence at 8:00 o'clock Thursday morning and at Our Lady of the Rosary at 8:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. HERNAN- James, 56 years old, former resident of Dayton; Tuesday at Chillicothe.

He is survived by his widow and A son, Eddie Gerlaugh, of this city. Funeral services will be conducted there and the body brought to Calvary cemetery for burial. JOHNSON-Mrs. R. 84, died shortly after midnight Tuesday, at her home, 23 Perty St.

She 15 survived by three sisters and a stepson. Funeral at 2 p. m. Thursday at the residence and on Friday at the home of her sister in Green- ville. LUENEKE-Lee Otto, 50 years old: on Monday morning at his residence in the Gibbons Arcade.

He 15 survived by three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Shisler, Jane and Mrs. Lillian Lang; six sons, William, Lee, Robert. Charles, Carl and Harold. and one sister, Mrs.

Mollie Eichner, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Shissler, 37 Boltin at 2:00 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial will be in Woodland cemetary.

MERCHANT years old, early Tuesday morning at the residence of her daughter Mrs. William Bishop, 162 Riesinger avenue, She is survived by one son and two daughters. Funeral services will be conducted at 7 o'elock Wednesday night at the residence of her daughter. The bedy soli be removed to Rolla, for burial. MILLER- Joseph husbAnd of Rosa.

(Briefmeder) Miller, died Monday. March 4. at 11:40 p.m., at St. Elizas beth hospital, years. months and 5 days.

his wite, Rose: one son, Wilbur: one daughtor, Miss Virginia Miller; two brothers, Charles and Irvin Miller; four sisters, Mrs. G. Bender, Mrs. Clara Grill, Mrs. Mamie Whiting and Mrs.

Frank Lang. Funeral services from the residence, 441 Livingston at 8:30 Thursday morning, and at 9 o'clock from St, Anthony church. PERRINE -James F. 85, of this city, is dead in Washington. Pa.

He had been elder of Westminster church for 60 years. He is survived by his granddaughter, Mrs. Julia Lee Fisher. and cousin. Mrs.

E. E. Bernes. both of Dayton. The body will be brought to Dayton for burIal.

ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS AND FUNERALS REED Mary Louise, 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Reed, Friday at Elmira, N. Y.

She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kessler, 85 Pointview avenue.

The body will be brought here for burial. STAPLETON Mary Anna; at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at her residence, R. R. 2. Wilmington pike.

Funeral services will be conducted at the residence and at the Holy Angels church, but time has not been determined. Burial will be 11 Calvary cemetery, 3-A LOTS MAUSOLEUMS, monuments and markers. The Piqua Granite and Marble Co. R. O.

Bloom, 117 filinois Ave. East 1141-W. LOST AND FOUND BOSTON TERRIER Brindle and white; answers to name of "Tut" or 6427-W receive reward. wstrayed or stolen. Call Main COLLIE lost, male, in North Riverdale in vicinity of Waverly valuable to owner as pet; has tan body with white chest, collar and paws; answers to name of "Laddie." Reward will be paid for, return.

47 Waverly Ave, or Call KEYS- -Bunch of keys in dark red leather carrier with Hotel Hamilton on it; return and receive reward to cashier's office, Herald. WHITE GOLD wrist watch: lost Tuesday evening. Initials L. engraved on back, Call Lin. 4492.

Reward. LOST- Ladies' white gold wrist watch, southeast corner of Brown and Irving or on Oakwood car No. 401. Call G. 3488-J.

LOST--Elgin wrist watch, Xenia pike, close to Dayton Street car loop. Reward. Miss Gruss; G. 3000. PERSONALS MADAM LURA, reader, 35 Jones Gar.

2895-J. READINGS- C. M. Harner, 1180 N. Main.

Evenings only, 6 to 9:30. L. 4696-J. MME. MAE FINNELL -Noted medtum, palmist, psychologist and 86- trologist; born with the rare gift of prophecy; you will be told the truth.

2801 E. Third St. Phone E. 2018. Hours: 10 a.

m. to 8 p. m. ON AND AFTER this date, March 6, 1929, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Esther Baumgarduer. (Signed) Hoyt C.

Baumgardner. READINGS Mrs. Donaldson, 1206 Wyoming st. East 4053. BLIND PHRENOLOGIST Tells you truthfully what expect.

21 Warder St. Readings daily, MADAM readings; colored people invited. 127 Springfield St. MADAM DEVORE- dependable, thorough. 568 W.

Fourth St. HARRY EGIN. medium readings, to 9 p. message circle Tuesday and Friday, 8 p. m.

133 Van Lear st. East 904. 7-A MEDICAL FREE- Consultation specialist. Die. ease women.

Weak organs. strictures, piles, bid sores and skin diseases. Dr. FL. H.

Groth. Office 220 W. Fourth st. EMPLOYMENT 9 EMP. BUREAU, FEMALE BANKS 814 Reibold BROUGH ..611 Refbold COMMERCIAL .....312 Keith RYDER .612 Mutual Home ZINN 44 S.

Ludlow .403 Beckel STENOGRAPHERS: several with experience, good in dictation; Edgemont and East End; off Sat. noon. Start $25. BROUGH, 611 Reibold. BURROUGH'S poster; experienced; married woman considered; noon: start $22.50.

COMMERCIAL. 312 Keith. COMPTOMETER operator and office clerk: no experience necessary; off Sat. noon. BROUGH, 611 Reibold.

SALESWOMAN, with novelty jewelry experience, for desirable downtown store; married or single; start 812 and commission. COMMERCIAL 312 Keith. TYPIST- Young lady with good experience: off Sat. noon. Start $80.

BROUGH, 0611 Reibold. STENOGRAPHER for part-time work: must be good in dictation; three days a week; salary, $15. BROUGH, 611 Retbold Bldg. SILVERWARE saleswoman with perience and pleasing personality. for desirable downtown store; married or single: start $15-618.

COMMERCIAL, 312 Keith. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR -Expel rience not necessary; good firm; start. BANKS, 814 old. OFFICE CLERK with experience and good on typewriter: East End: start, 618. BANKS, 814 Reibold Bldg.

STENOGRAPHER with at least two years' manufacturing experience; start $20 to $22.50, more later. MAE RYDER, 612 Mutual Home Bldg. 9-A EMP, BUREAU, MISCL. GIRL for combination counter work cashier in restaurant. HOLBROOK -THIELE, 403 Beckel.

10 HELP WANTED, FEMALE GIRL for general housework: cooking: references; good home and wages. L. 3372. WANTED Girl for general housework. Lin.

3809-M. EXPERIENCED woman, cooking and general housework. Lincoln 3882-J. 59 Oxford Ave. SALESWOMEN Ready-to-Wear Dept.

The position requires knowledge of merchandise in a junior department and a willingness to be a model for dresses, size 15. Also a position for sales person experiin a general ready-to-wear department. VOCATIONAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT Y. W. C.

A. LADIES $18 weekly. Work locally, child welfare work. Kimmel, Haynes hotel, WHITE girl, under 40, for cooking and downstairs work, in small family in Oakwood. References.

Box 741, Herald. GIRLS! 18 to 25 Years HERE Is where you will find pleasant work near your home and earn a good salary and have interesting work. Apply employment office, third floor. THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE CO. 48 S.

Jefferson St. SALESPEOPLE Rendy-to-Wear Department The position requires knowledge of merchandise in A Junior departmenta and willingness to be a model for dresses, size 15. Also a position for salesperson, experlenced In general ready-towear department. Vocational Service Y. W.

C. A. EMPLOYMENT 16 SITUATION WANTED, MALE YOUNG colored man. 23, wants job all -around kitchen janitor work. Can give reference.

Main 5256-W. Caldwell. COLORED IT man wants job of any kind. Call Main 5256-W. Herman Thomas.

YOUNG colored man wants job in garage or stores. Can do work of any kind. Call Main 5256-W. Emitt Thomas. COLORED man wants Job as truck driver or labor work.

Can do work of any kind. Call Gar. 1829-W. COLORED chauffeur, with reference, desires work with good family. Main 2425-M.

GRADUATE ENGINEER 13 years technical and commercial expertence, desires position as assistant manufacturing executive. Lin. 1862-M. SITUATION WANTED Carpenter work of any kind. Lin.

1923-M. HIGH school student, 17 years old, wants any kind of work; preferably 86 a salesman. Experienced. Box 731, Herald. JOB as general house cleaner or experienced wall cleaner.

Wm. J. Bragg, 328 Washington St. JANITOR, caretaker, housework, lawn and garden handy man: single; white: middle aged; good references. Box 721, Herald.

WANTED- -Position 85 graftsman, trimming trees, of references. Box 701, Herald.es MAN wants position taking care of old or disabled man; references; experienced. Box 711, Herald. HIGH school boy, work of any kind wanted after school and on Saturdays. Call Main 3960-J.

working plan of improvement, is always uppermost in the mind of each executive-every department in this store is carefully analyzed and thoughtfully planned. This spring sees many enlarged and improved departments in the Home Store. The great increase in the volume of the business necessitates enlarging of many departments. A new toilet goods department on the first floor with a high grade line of toiletries--the hosiery, gloves, neckwear, ribbons, jewelry, rayon underwear and notions, all first floor departments have been enlarged. All the yard goods departments excepting the silks and woolens have been moved to the large and spacious fourth floor -making 8 very pretty yard department -all on one floor consisting wash goods, domestics, weddings, kets, draperies, rugs, carpets and linoleums.

A constant improvement program is always in progress at the Home Store. This golden anniversary will be acclaimed a magnificent affair for Dayton and the Home Store, The store is being decorated 1n gold foliage and brilliantly lighted. It will be a revelation in store trim. All the big show windows have been redecorated for this occasion--new backgrounds installed of craftex of a warm sun glow color. Many novel features in the store windows and on the interior of the Home Store will be a real treat in decoration.

The entire store will be in gala attire for this occasion--which comes as a accomplishment in serving the public style merchandise with the thought "It's Stylish to be Thrifty." CLASS 1 THE PAPA USU DAY TON A on AVERTISEMENTS AVERTISEMENTS 10-A EMPLOYMENT Bureaus, 9 Bureaus. Femal 9-A Female, 10 Situation Wanted, Female, 11 Wanted, Male and Female 12 Employment Bureaus, Male. 13-A 13 Employment Bureaus. Male Help Wanted, 14 Salesmen and Agents. 15 Situation Wanted, 16 INSTRUCTION Private 17 Vocational 18 Dancing and 19 Accounting 19-A BUSINESS SERVICES Accounting 19-A Beauty Parlors.

20 Builders and Roofers. 21 Carpet and Rug Cleaning. 22 23 Cisterns and Vault Cleani Chiropractors 24 Cleaning and Pressing. 25 Dressmaking, Millinery, 27 Electrical 28 Exterminators 29 Floor Resurfacing 30 Furniture Repairing, Feather Renovating. 31-A Hemstitching 32 Keys, Safes 33 Laundering 34 Mineral Baths, Massages 36 Moving 37 Storage 37-A Photographers 38 Painting and Paperbanging 39 Printing and Engraving 40 Plastering and Cement 40-A Plumbing and Heating 41 Piano Tuning 41-A Phonograph Repairing 42 Specialty Work 43 Sheet Metal Work 44 Shoe Repairing 45 Upholstering and Refinishing 46 Welding 47 RENTALS Houses for Rent 48 Furnished Houses 49 Houses and Apts.

to Share. 49-A Apartments, Furnished 50 Apartments, Unfurnished 52 Sleeping Rooms 53 Room and Board 54 Housekeeping Rooms 55 Garages for Rent 56 Suburban Farms, Resorts 57 Offices, Desk Space 58 Business Property 59 Miscellaneous for Rent A Wanted to Lease 60 DAYTON HERALD The Herrick Publishing Co. Employment Employment Sole Owners. Miscellaneous Publication Offices, 111 E. Fourth St Help Wanted, OFFICES: Saleswomen Munsey Sidg New Pershing Square Bldg Chicago- London Guar.

de Agent Bldg "niladelphia Bldg. San Hearst Bldg Los W. Ninth St. SUBSCRIPTION RATE Paid- BY CARRIER -Per weels. 126.

-advance subscriptions: $1.50 quarterly. $3.15 months. $6.25 vearly. SUBSCRIPTION RATE BY FOURTH ZONE-70e monthly $1.95 quarterly, $7.80 vearly. OUTSIDE FOURTH ZONE-90C monthly.

$2.60 quarterly, $10.40 yearly, All mail subscriptions payable tn advance. Paid-in-advance subscriptions should be made direct to The Herald Office and I NOT to the carrier, Classified Advertising One to two times. per .20 Three to five times, per .17 Six times, per .16 Seven times or Death Notices--One 1.00 Card of Thanks-One time. 1.00 Lodge Notices--One 1,00 Special Notices--One 1.00 In Memoriam-Per word, 02 CANCELLING CLASSIFIED ADS. When order for cancellation is given over the telephone.

the entire ad should be read and the firm individual name charged to given at time cancellation. Ads Accepted Until 9: 30 A. M. For Same Day of Publication. The Herald will not be responsible tor errors after the first Insertion20 allowance made for same after first day your ad appears.

PHONE GARFIELD 3000 An ad writer will assist you in preparing your ad 50 that it will bring the greatest results to you. Phone service 7:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. m.

CANADES UNION ANNOUNCEMENTS Church and Lodge Notices Deaths, Funeral Funeral Directors, 2-A Florists 2-B In 3 Monuments- Cemetery Lots. 3-A Card of Thanks. Lost and Found. 5 Special Personals Medical 7-A Transportation 8 Wanted to Rent 61 LIVE STOCK Wanted to Buy, Livestock, 65-A MISCELLANEOUS Book Exchange 66 Dogs, Birds, Pets 62 Poultry, Eggs, Supplies 63 Cattle, Horses, Vehicles 64 Farm, Dairy Products 65 and Feed Exchange, Miscellaneous and Beverages THE HARD-TO-DO JOB Jobs, such as finding tenants, buyers, help or lost articles, no matter how difficult, are usually done quickly when Herald Classified Ads are employed. These busy messengers carry your message to all parts of the city, sending the person you seek right to your door.

CALL GARFIELD 3000 Courteous, efficient ad writers will help you word an effective ad. (Special Three and Seven-Time Rates) HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Read for Profit. Used for Results. INSTRUCTION 17 PRIVATE INSTRUCTION Popular Piano Music Taught Easily, quickly, Booklet sent free. Winn Studio.

N. Ludlow Phone, Gar. 6146, evenings. SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS Written with A C's: individual instruction; low cost; terms. DICKINSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Loew's Theater Bldg.

Gar. 5429. 20 BEAUTY PARLORS EXPERT operators, sulphur baths. Harter Noble, Dye for prices 011 permanent wave specials. BARBERS' Supplies and equipment for the shop; "everything that's catalog free on request.

Goldey 215 Dutoit Dayton, Ohio, or 652 Main Cincinnati, Ohio. BUSINESS SERVICE 21 BUILDERS AND ROOFERS WET basements waterproofed with "Ironco," the iron method; applied on the inside: work guaranteed; material furnished. The U. S. Waterproofing 505 Reibold.

Gar. 2101, GENERAL CONTRACTING, building remodeling, jobwork and painting, bungalows built, $3,500 up. Car. 1087. FLOOR SANDING Old floors refinished like new; new floors laid and finished perfect; prices reasonable.

E. 3782-J, Garden City Flooring Frank Young. 2906 Kingston Ave. PHONE LIN. 2275- Will do your repairing or remodeling.

Concrete 8 specialty, Estimates cheerfully given; 25 years' superintendent of building construction. CARPENTER Repair neatly done; leaky roofs a specialty, Call East 1461-W. FOR GARAGES See H. O. Beetley, 800 Edison Ave.

East 4253-R. CARPENTER--Repairing and eling done. reasonable, Garages built. E. 2744.

CEMENT work of all kinds; 25 years' experience. Call M. 1599-W. Ask for Smith. Carpenter Repairing Any size job; prices right, East 4114.

27 DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY COATS relined. $2.00. Main 5054-W. 28 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING ELECTRIC wiring and fixtures of all kinds; old houses a specialty, Call East 2261. WIRING--Electrical wiring of all kinds; old houses and additional outlets a specialty.

22 Illinois Ave. Garfield 5473. 31 LAUNDERING 23 POUNDS wet wash. dried, 9c pound; one-day service; work guaranteed. M.

428-W. 37 MOVING MOVING VAN. $3, $4 and $5 per load. Call Garfield 3921. MOVING AND to per load; light delivery, 50c, 75c and 81.

H. P. Transfer Gar. 2240. L'EGE moving trucks, $5 and $6 per load; all work carefully done and guaranteed.

Phone G. 4930. 67 68 69 69-A MOVING and light hauling. Reasonable. Service Transfer 500 E.

First St. Gar. 4019. LARGE vans, 85 and $6 per load. Estimates given.

Gar. 385. MOVING and light hauling; 83 and 84 a load. Call G. 875.

WANTED AT ONCE-A load of furniture going toward Chicago or In: termediate points: also load going toward Cleveland; one going toward Cincinnati. Write or phone Dan E. Limbert, 1547 W. Third St. G.

6357. 39 PAINTING, PAPERHANGING CALL CUBBAGE, Main 6022-JX for painting and paperhanging. Samples shown. PAPER per roll. Work guaranteed.

F. W. Cochenour, 803 8. Main St. Gar.

1121. CALL MAIN 6321-J for painting and paper hanging; samples shown. PAPERING, $2.50 per room. Call Lincoln 2481-R. BETTER CLASS of paper hanging: reasonable prices.

Lin. 6227. PAPER HANGING and painting. East 3533-R. FIRST -CLASS paperhanging.

Gar. 1179-J. ENGAGE now for wall washing and wall paper cleaning; reference, Roemhildt Paint Co. Ask for Weldon. M.

3408. WALLPAPER cleaned; cheap. E. 4031. PAPERING by experienced, man.

Woodwork and floors: well tected. American line samples shown. Roll 5c. up; borders, 60 to 10c yard. Work contract.

teed. References. East 3067-J: 333 Indiana Ave. 41 PLUMBING AND HEATING GRIFFIN BROS. -M.

GENERAL PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Plumbing, Heating, WILLIAMS Supplier ST Repairs. 41-A PIANO TUNING tuning and repairir vietrola motors fixed. Garfield 2142 or 117 W. Fifth..