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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
LANE IS BOTTL|NC
POPULAR Re COLA
Old Concern Gets New and
Palatable Drink; Con-
Germ Expands

With a record of more than a quar-
ter of a century in the bottling bust
ness in Henderson, the Lane Nehi
Bottling Company has recently taken
two big forward steps toward pleas
ing it's large and growing trade in
this territory.
New machinery has been installed
at the plant, which is located at the
corner of Montgomery and Chestnut
streets, and a new drink, the ever
and increasingly popular re Cola, is
now being manufactured to cater to
the bottled beverage trade.
S. j. Lane is president and manager
of the company. 1t was he who es-
tablished the business in Henderson
more than 25 years ago. The COM
pany soon Outgrew its quarters and
required larger ones. It was then that
the present large brick plant on
Montgomery and Chestnut streets was
erected at a considerable investment
of capital. Mr.. Lane has spent the
best years of his life in the manufac-
ture of bottled beverages, and there is
not a great deal that he doesn't know
about it.
III CHC yCdlo I4C 1dS OullC
up a trade in this section that has
come to rely upon his products for
satisfaction and quality and for
drinks that cool and refresh when
that is desired.
re Cola is known as the new quail
ity-quantity drink. It is offered for
sale in large bottles at all dealers in
Henderson and this territory. For
those who have not tried it, a real and
pleasant surprise is in store. The en-
tire Nehi line in all popular flavors
is also manufactured by the company,
and has large sale in this entire ter
ritory. 1t can be found wherever bot
tied drinks are Sold
S. j. Lane, Jr., is secretary and as
sistant manager of the company. He
is a graduate of the University of
North Carolina and a promising
young business man of the COM
munity. He is active in the business
and has been for several years. Also
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
VANCO FLOURS ARE
HAVING WIDE SALE
Products of Local Plant Are
Ready Choice of Many
Housewives

Various brands of flour manufac-
tured by the Vance Mills, Incorporate
ed, of Henderson, are enjoying a wide
sale, and through the years have
come to be among the most popular
brands sold in the Henderson ter
ritOry.
Vance flOurS are the choice of
thousands of housewives who have
used them for long periods. The name
Vance" on a sack has come to be
the synonym of quality and depend
ability. The brands offered to the
trade include the widely known Vance
and is sister grade Defiance, also
Vanity Fair and a sister grade to
that known as Sunbeam.
The company also offers a service
to the wheat growers of Vance and
adjoining counties. 1t either buys or
brought to the plant This wheat can
be brought to the factory and traded,
and then the grower can get his flour
as he needs it through the following
months.
Robert E. Shotwell is the manager
Of the business. He has been in
charge for a number of years, and
came with the company after long
and successful experience in the
manufacture of flour and feed pro-
ducts. He is known to the trade in
the entire territory served by the
Vance Mills Company and has the
confidence and respect of merchants
with whom he has had business rela-
tions through the years.
The companys plant is located in
the southern part of the city, and the
five-story concrete structure contains
two large grain elevators for the
storage of wheat The company main
tains connections with large wheat
merchants of the Middle West, as we'll
as with growers in this immediate
territory. It is qauifide and equipped
to serve merchants and housewives
generally in large capacity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
Rollins Has Seen Schools
Grow To Present Pinnacle
CONTINUED from Page One)

Henderson high school, soon to be-
come a junior high school, was erect
ed some seven or eight years before
he became affiliated with the city
schools.
Since he became connected with the
county schools, every white school
in city or county has been erected
except Central.
Eric G. Flanagan, Henderson ar
chitect, was the designer and con-
struction supervisor for the new Hen
derson high school and the new North
Henderson grammar school. He drew
the plans in their entirety and added
these to jobs he has done throughout
this section of the State.
/. Mr. Flanagan has practiced his
profession in Henderson for some IL
to Is years, and was the designer of
many business, public and residential
structures in Henderson and Vance
county He was the architect also for
number of county homes and pub
llic hospitals in nearby and more dis
tant counties of the State. His reputa-
ton has come to be an enviable one,
and he has achieved large success in
his field.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15
VANCE STORAGE CO.
OWNS -FOUR FIRMS
Company Specializes In
Buying, Selling and Stor-
ing of Cotton
HERE FOR TEN YEARS
Ample Space for Storing Tobacco,
Furniture, Miscellaneous Mer-
chandiSe; Known Through
out This Section

The Vance Storage Company of
Henderson owns and operates four
different concerns, and has offices in
both Henderson and LouiSburg, as
we'll as storage facilities in both
cities.
The concerns owned are the Hen
derson Bonded Storage Warehouse in
Henderson, F. l.. Toepleman g. Com
pany cotton merchants of Henderson,
the Vance Trucking Company of Hen
derson, and the j. S. Howell Ware
house in Louisburg.
Buying selling and storing of cot
ton constitute the chief business of
the company. 1t has had ten years of
satisfactory service to the farmers in
this section of North Carolina, and
served the Federal government in
providing storage facilities for cotton
when the government was lending
money to cotton farmers to help them
keep their staple off the market until
the price structure improved.
1t has storage space in ample ware
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

houses for handling tobacco cotton,
furniture and miscellaneous mer-
chandise, and invites the considera-
ton of individuals and concerns have
use for warehouse facilities of this
type.
f. L. Toepleman, an outstanding
business man of Henderson, is presi-
dent of the Vance Storage Company;
John c. Chue0h il vice-rresident and
N. p. Strauss. is secretary-treasurer.
All are experienced in the operation
of storage facilities and offer protec-
ton and accommodations to those
renting or leasing space.
Railroad sidings are maintained on
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

a member of the firm is w. H. Wind
ley, who has been with the Lane COM
pany for some 20 years or more, and
is widely known to all dealers in the
section served by the company. His
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

sun greater expansion, and invites f.
oacco and cotton growers in all tbi-
section OF the State to visit and son '''
their crops on the Henderson No.
kets. ''' mar
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

cOmmodation have won for him and
for his company many fast friends.
The company has had good season
in 1886, and is looking forward to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-09-15

both the Seaboard and Southern rail
roads in Henderson, and trucking ser
vice Is offered to all points.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

advertisements nnder this head
tho drs pyeSHmed TO bs from pri-
rofe 'ndipidH1l, nniess the udrer-
hsement oires hrm nams or
business address or stntes the Dord
Dealer Members OF the psbiic
Dbo hHd dealers mnsonerodino ~
this column as prirnte tndtpidndIs
are urged to report the matter 10
The Star TOR tnUsstfoatton."
Evening star., 1936-03-23
Star 'sWant ADJ
Branch Offices
NoSiHNESI.
tA.s et s6aIit.Ain a..

-Ast c. .0lltesAn -.
Is5 sad " .!s-nr ncaI's nnIrnsc'.
ist g. aad Sla avs.-NcisAIn's Pns4Llsay
caS SsT and a0ES ys ressa Pssass;
Sth and sts.-Goldenberg's Service Desk
fth sto st and nsSsn r. sSssSsimpson's Sim Phar.
s5h e.,, and d q st,:-Hgnton.s pharmaey: ps .s
11th st. and Park rd.-Armstrong Phar.
macy.
Feurteenth st. ana West Of Fourteenth st.
I4th and K-Tower Pharmacy.
14th and sts.-Day's Drug Store.
18th and U sts.--Portner Pharmacy.
G9I2 14th St.-Bryan Stationery.
14th and Monroe stS.-Bronaugh's Drus
,4th and Buchanan sts.-HohberCer' 5
14;h st and Colorado .vs.-oDonneirs $
1742 Pa, sve-Krick's Pharmacy.
@1St and G sts.-ouigley's Pharmacy.
S1St and L StS.-Simmon' Drug Store
"5th st. and Pa. ave.-columbia Drug
18th and q sts.-Kenner's Drug Store.
1905 Mass. aVe-Dupont Pharmacy.
18Th st. and Tla. aVe.-Bernstein's Drug
1873 Columbia rd.-Brly Shop.
S2cn Monnt Pleasant st.-Mount Pleasant
H1n" California sr.-CoIodny Bios Phar-
macy.
Ga ave. and UpShur Sr.-Petworth Phar-
macy
80 Upshur Sr.-Moncks Pharmacy.
BrishtWood.
Ga ave. and Kennedy st.-Georsia-
Kenredy Pharmacy.
hol6 Ga. aVe.-Brightwocd Pharmacy.
Manor Park.
srd and Kennedy sts.-Klnner IL Membert
s"::4 3:d st.-Msnor Park Pharmacy.
Takoma Park.
800 Cedar St.-Mattingly Bros. Pharmacy.
Connecticut Ave.
wardman Park-Wardman Park Pharmacy.
S:;35 Conn ave.-rhe Greeting Card Shop.
Wisconsin Ave.
1884 Wisconsin ave.-Burleith Pharmacy.
"AdS Wisconsin ave.-PesrSon's Pharmacy.
wisconsin and Mass. aveS.-Alban Towers
Pharmacy.
s251 Wisconsin ave.-Morgan BIOS.
Georsetown.
Shtn anc Q ata.-susar's Drug Store.
Soth and sts.-Morgan Bros.
SOUTHWEST.
totn 81 enc Va. aye.-Hercerts nharmacy.
- arc = stS.-columb.a Pharmacy.
NoRTHLAST.
Nortn Cso!to! and l sts.-Kensals- Drug
eos Mass. ave.-CapitaI Towers Pharmacy.
AZ, and H sts-Home DRUG Co.
900 H St.-Daring Shop.
9TH ST. and Nd. aVe.-Bradlsy's pharmacy.
4th ard East Capitol sts.-LucGettS Phar-
sth and East Capitol sts.-Easr Capitol
Pharmacy.
2th ST. and Md ave-Lnckett's Pharmacy.
18th st. and r. 7 ave.-Bigss' Pharmacy.
Brookland.
$500 18th st.-Rrookland 9ha-nec-
:ooc-i..r
-" =. A-G s.s-C. as 60 p3"'
~-II'ns 49,
e. ~ - -sos S.aGsa.su.. -
-. ..l4..a
De.nE03a.
S13Z Grant St.-otrand fnsr1.sly.
Chesapeake junction.
Chesapeake Junction-Wight's Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
:4l Va ave- se-Schneider's Drug Store.
Sth and sts.-SouthcaSt Pharmacy. Inc.
l1th st. and Penna. ave.-Fealy's Drug
Store.
18Th and East Capitol sts.-Lincoln Park
Pharmacy.
Anacostia.
o30t Minr aVe-Sloan's Drug Store
25Ol Nichols ave.-Walaer's Pharmacy.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

SALES
REPRESENTATIVES.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Permanent position. with assured future.
should earn. minimum Of not less than
$50 per week to start
Essentials are fair education. mature
and friendly outlook on life and q real Will
lingnesS to learn.
Leads and
Some Financial Assistance
With instruction and feld corporation
You are assured Of the courtesy of a
private interview. This is q definitely Diff
ferent and interesting work. which only
such an interview can properly explain.
Telephone Mr.. Mytinger at National 2443
for q definite sppointment.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE GROOM DETACHED HOME
ami. wood-burning fireplace. Steinway
piano. G E. refrigerator garage: 3 blocks
Wilson H s.; S95. 1919 44th st. NV.
Phone Cleveland 1857.
3402 MACOMB ST.-LIVING ROOM. DIN
ing room. library. 3 bed rooms sleeping
porch. . fireplaces. bath. lavatory. kitchen
and garage. Electric refrigeration. Phone
Cleveland 54a2
NEAR COLUMBIA RID AND 18th sT.--8
r. and b.. h.-w.h.. oil burner. porches.
BRoDIE Il COLBERT. INC.
1101 Eve ST NV National ssh
Evening star., 1936-03-23
CLEVELAND PARK

sIs7sdNTHTs IS THE BIGGEST
BARGAIN we have ever offered in
CLEVELAND PARK. Fine center
hall Colonial, half-acre WOODED lot;
fronting l25 feet, with number of
stately trees. Ten rooms. THREE
COMPLETE BATHS. firSt-floor lava
tory automatic heat and refrlger-
living room are exceptionally large;
4 big bed rooms. . baths and sleep
ing porch on second floor. and nm.
ished third floor and bath. One OF
the finest homes in old ClevelanI
Park. BOSS e. PHELPS MA
CLEVELAND OLE.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
P1ANO-FIne Grsnd. perfect condition, reg
uIsr Zoo value: WIZ sell for S,h; you
thur Jordan Piano Co Home of Chicken
ing snd Mason Hamlin l23p @ st. NV
Evening star., 1936-03-23
MILLINERY SALESLADIES
CONTINGENT
SALESWOMEN.

One of WaShington's best
stores needs experienced
Saleswomen for SATURDAYS
and busy days in ready-to-
wear and millinery. Address
Box 1903. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-23

ACCORDIONs-We have a few real values
in reconditioned and sample instruments:
s.bass sizes S12 50: l2-bass sizes. S23
I5Tfs pTiSae lessons eyen at s'fes fex
rates. KITS. 1880 G st. tin the middle
Of the block.
ANTIQUEs-Pine and light wood. numer-
Very reasonable. ANTIQUE Shop. 3l2 King
st. Alexandria. Va.
ANTIQUE Victorian. pine furniture, cheap:
chairs sofas. tables. desks. chests. corner
cupbosrds. Solomons, 926 10th St. NV.
ANTIQUE and modern china. glass. silver.
paintings prints mirrors; bro1zes. brasses %
ay !s 10Th pGess S.
BAKE OVEN from Dorsch's Bakery, 641
For sale by M. T, Ship. Met. 6S15.
BATHTUB. beams. lintels. ice boxes. lum-
radiators and boiler pipe. plumbing fix-
lures: coal-fired not-water heater with
iasse 6ans ,an1 Plate 6s1 fsass %
BED-DAVENPORT SUITE. 3 PC: electric
dishwasher. radio; dishes. service for IL:
tables. ITIT Columbia rd.. Apt. 305. 25'
BED ROOM dining room suites. rugs. studio
couch, breakfast set sewing machine. odd
beds Edemen. 1909 Georgia ave.
BED SPREAD. hand crocheted double bed
size; reasonable. Call Lincoln 1870. o4212
Hayes st. ne. 23'
BICYCI4ES-ROllfaS and other high-Srade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle & Sporting
Goods Store. 424 9th NV.
BOTTLES pc3r1a e9fks aD;x saDS 9ars ,ass keFs gs
St Sc Phone Lincoln l0247
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wrecking Jobs. Largest selection at
HEcH1SGER CO. Used Material Dent
18th & H SITS NE 9th & G SITS. 8 W
h925 Ga Ave. NV 1905 Nichols SE
CALCULATORS-Monr factory rebuilt.
special S37 so United Typewriter & Ado
inx Machine Co., S13 18th NV. Phone
CAIERAS-We buy. sell trade USED CAM
eras. Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily Robbins. 500 14th st. NV.
CONCRETE MIXER, portable. equipped for
very reasonable. Vermont Garage, Inc,
rear of Burlington Hotel 23'
DINING ROOM SUITE. folding single bed.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE 10 pieces.
S2b; General Electric refrigerator. d. G.
current. $50; dreSsers, bureau. beds. odd
tables and pictures. l44o v st. NV
FRIGIpAIREs reconditioned. and carry
ing Guaranteed Exchange Certificate. al
r. Enright Co. Inc, 67OS wisconsin ave-.
Chevy Chase: and 3o4 MONTGOMERY ave-.
Rockville. Md.
FRIGIDAIRE. medium size: remanufac-
tee; cut-rat price. S6e.bo: several other
usse rsfrigxeratogs. Monarch Radio Shop
Evening star., 1936-03-23
Observation-Disclosures.


1897 CLEVELAND AVE. N.w-8 ROOMS
3 baths, kit. Summer kit. maids room.
lease, sls5 mo: JAMES s4 a. GEDDEs. Agi:. t.
Tower Bldg. Phone National 4O96. ";i'
$500 BLOCK OF 18th ST. NW.-6 RMS.
dress Box 1s6-X, Star ONCE. 20
8I6 MADISON ST. N.W-6 RMS, LARGE
yard: garage; screened.in porches, Phons PSn,
14th NV.
m ALExANDRIA-PRE-REvoLUTIoNARY
house. recently restored. unusual garden
able Aprl o!n + s1oo. S0fS Phone ne ns Afexandra
RUNNYMEADE ST NV.
Z" CHEVY iii CHASE e SSel' pARkWHS. "A fsEns
Or, 8 b.. h..w.h, oil burner----.--Sl25
CHEVY CHASE. BLVD. -
'T' sRopTE 81, SDTise; l. col coLsERT. ss0O Inc:
1907 Eye st. NV. National ss75.
s.tt bsss S'H,h OAK ST; v.eshs, sMs sso ROOMS AND
1909 Monroe st. n.w.-6 rooms and
bath; elee.. refrigerator; available April
DoNNELLY d PLANT. Inc.
1874 Park Rd. Columoia os3S.
WESLEY HEIGHTS,
DEgsg gsgsUAfz AiFR pzS54iHSH GRo5aBs HsSz-
IN PERFECT CONDITION. W. c. y A. N.
MILLER. DISTRICT 4464. 1119 18th ST.
COLOREDN2324 q ST, N.w.-9 ROOMS
and bath, electric lights, new condition: !:
Gan Metropolitan Sf13. $500
CC6ORYD
For rent. 7-room and bath brick dwell
ing. h.-v.h, electric lights; convenient
Rent. S47.75.
HERBERT A. GILL & SON
1406 @ st. NV. Phone National 403S.
40, FOB coLoEED.
Detached; 2 rms. bath. h.-W.h.. large
lot; room for garden; $50.
EDW. M. WILLIS.
sstment Bids. Natl 747s'
Evening star., 1936-03-23
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. under 35 (whitel, used to farm
ing. to take care Of poultry farm; $50
month and 4-room modern house. Phone
Severna. Md, 1865.
ssLESMEN-Scll hre extinguishers. Comm,
oasis, biIt GOOD money by srssov No's.
LVe-s ohe g. orososct, Lip0sr-Eou.goln.. ,
20. i'35 lFep Yor. sre. NV o.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EXCEPTIONAL WOMAN. 80 to 40 years Of
age. in good health, well educated intelli-
gent. no home or outside encumbrances.
urgently needing employment. We train
you to train others in makeup naturalneSs
using exceptional cosmetics. No canvassing
permitted. Automobile. telephone absolute
il you qualify. Write Normitol Inc, Nor
walk. Conn.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
SITUATIONS-MEN.


MEAT CUTTER, exp. honest, reliable. de-
sires work. Sold store on account wife's 5
death. Adams 194A-W bet. G and 3 ON.
tets Of y. q. =. 1ns'itut.. f,srIlifn n oNn
test .aEiansnte, o.si"eS Lonn.ction wit n
dealer o. servic. saoo. Ss-ersnce. sgaas
rn,1aC: M1, - ~ -, .;3n.; ,oo -
Gall aukr 6. kay ASSSen. 4at5 s.a
st. NV, o&s
SITUATlOES-NfEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE. general housework or nurse;
chauffeur. 3 years experience in ali-around
work. from Virginia; good city references;
can travel. 1916 9th st. NV,
Evening star., 1936-03-23
STTUATIONS-wOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE; clerk-typist. switch.
board-receptioniSt; teacher. art. Spanish
German. French. Address BOX Blk. Star
Office o6s
Evening star., 1936-03-23
ROOMS AND BOARD.

La Lao < EN- NEAR sEa aG;oNN-v.eaney for young
roundings: excellent food Met. S:53.
l5I ADAMS ST; N.w.-Youne man to
meals optional. Phone Potomac 3s65-J.
I401 18th ST. .N.W.-studio room for
inss: selectiye meals; ideal environment.
1910 18th ST. N.W.-Vacancy for lady;
newly decorated front double room. selec-
tive meals phone in room; modern: rea-
1920 3rd ST. N.W.-Double room. home
priyileses: excellent meals; unlimited
l126 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.w.--Availabie
three. Very reasonable. ~ WV -
SoNN con aoN1E:. AVE. near zoo-Loyely room: twin
tlemen Phone Adams 1lS4.
406 SURREY. Somerset. Ch. Ch.. Md
Exceptionally pleasant. detached home. pri-
vat vate family; near bus and school. Phone
100 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Beautiful new
exposure has suite accommodating or 5
'soies or gentlemen; meals under dietitian.
NEAR Capitol. Library. oO2 Z. Cap. St
Nice, airy room for lady or gentleman n.
Phone Lincoln 6S34.
I5l.s I5I9 vARNUM ST. N.w.-well-turn room
meals; private family. Reasonable
1874 MINTwOOD PL. N.W.-Larre front
room. attractively furnished. In refined
home; excellent meals; twin beds. Col. 81. slis.
1929 < ST. NV. The ee-Maroue-Nicely
furnished room. semi::private bath. Excel
lent board. Home cooking. 29'
go 18th ST. s.w;-zzNIcE; LARGE ROOMS,
REASONABLE. WITH BOARD IF DE-
1929 MORSE ST. N:E-Neatiy furnished
room. next bath; good food: half plock bus.
1910 VERMONT. AVE. ,downtovn-select
bath. suitable 2: 81 each Met. 1904.
1888 n ST, N.w.--Unusually large, attrac-
tive 2nd- d-floor double room. twin beds
Next. next 70 bath: delicious food; reasonable
111e r; l. AVE. N.W--vacancies in refined
guest home; new furnishings: excellent
meals. See for yourself.
l4l7. NEWTON ST. N.w.-Refined Gentle
Phon. Adams $3.50 after 8 pm
1885 QUE ST NV.
very good food. 90
able for / or 2 men; fine food. VARIETY;
see it.
2314 10th ST. N.w.-single room; also
double room to share with another lady.
FnOne OeCstur obS3.
1920 18th ST. N.w-Rooms for young
ladies; attractive home; walking distance;
excellent meals. "a.
3O14 KALoRAMA RID. N.w.-Room. nice
ly furnished: excellent meals; = blocks
from car line. Potomac 2766.
1885 NEW HAMP. AVE. Du. CirA2 large
handsomely appointed front rooms; rates
reasonable. Phone North 9535.
1925 MASS. AVE. NV. phone Decatur
0632-nieely furnished rooms for girls;
home-cooked meals S32 80 per month 23s
1917, EYE ST. N.w,-Lovely. large. front
double room; semi-priyate bath: we'll
go 10Th ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
front double room. newly decorated nicely
furn.; well-balanced meals. Mrs. Gentry
l74O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Nedra: desirable single and large rooms;
excellent meals optional. Decatur $3.50.
1888 10th St.-BuSiness Women.
Beautiful Home: Wonderful Table
3s29 Cathedral AVE-Large beauti-
fully furnished room, suitable for 2. next
TO bath: constant hot water.
1401 INGRAHAM ST., corner l4th-One
bed room. nicely furn.; shower; excellent
meals; convenient car. bus; ladies only.
THE BILTMORE CLUB,
1889 18th st. nw-Why not live in
mansion atmosphere? The best Of food Is
Evening star., 1936-03-23

WANTED-MISCEL
aPPAREL-Men's Women's and children's;
also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes, rugs. fur
niture bought for rummage sale. 1921 Tth
n. W. Phone Mr.. Winser. Decatur 6370. &c.
AUTO PAINTING and body equipment
needed. air pressure and spray gun. etc.
1899 18th st. NV. North 9040. %.
BOOKS and U. s, postage stamps bought;
G ST NV. Phone Metropolitan sails.
CASH REGISTERS, safes, ONCE furniture;
highest prices paid. Phone District S112.
FURNITURE; bric:s-brac china, glassware:
priees paid Cali MuTras Adsms biss
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
good used household goods, also baby grand
piano. Phone Metropolitan 1884. "a
FURNITURE. odd pieces. We buy out
homes homes sn,d,, and apis complete: Hish Hs, cash
BdA 3 a5ana Of r.EPs Station address
STORE FIXTURES and once furniture.
Baum Inc. phone Natl. 1915 400 9th r. ".
TOP PRICES for gold. diamonds. etc; once
210-11. 91s F st. NV.
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICES for mems
s6tninS HsI aTeis i~eiyy M.t cameras dsS nTSssTm
suv., v.t.Sa cash FOR OLD aoL9. Il. A..
'.r0sa a2sEf!ES hs SIS f;' Isius g. Sfld
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
sURasfNGs sr'au9 ssi sr Oiaes NV paid
qoLD1HHINg YOUR OLD GOLD. sn.;
}EXE1FY }ES r yrAYyEE YE "a nA9 a,e CASH a, KAHN
Evening star., 1936-03-23

WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES.
ALL CASH FOR APT, HOUSES rs TO 70
units. Prefer white tenants. Brokers in
vited. See Mr.. MOORE. 1910 Vermont ave
NV. Phone Metropolitan 2513.
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NyANltD--SAILSllEN,

CNE SALE DAILY nets S38 wee.ly: o4l
has exclusive features: every home must
use one to nye, See Mr.. MeCreery. 4 to G..
SALESMEN (2). new Eouse. Must nave
car. Apply Baker Realty Co.. 1870 e
ST. NV.
WAETED--Reliable man with car to op.
crate personally owned business: no cap.
$50 per week and more. For details see
me Sunday PM or week days after PM
u. III. RrittinEham. 1Do3 II st. w
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

CHAUFFEUR-HoUsEM young. colored.
experienced: references. Phone Hinton,
North 0655-J. 23'
CARPENTER. young colored. with tools.
desires regular or job work. Also handy
with cabinet and furniture work. Bowles.
phone Decatur 3767. 1922 willard st. NV.
FILIPINO. "a. cook butler; exp; ref.: high
education. Address Boz 334-X. Star once.
GARDNER. earetaker. experienced in land
scaping. Horticulture, general maintenance
Of grounds: college training: references.
Address BOX 400-x Star once. 23s
MAN. colored. experienced. desires position
as chauffeur. porter, doorman or truck
driver: city references. Columbia 0211-W.
MAN. colored wishes job as chauffeur or
any kind Of work; city references. Phone
Columbia 937a.
MAN, young. colored, experienced mechanic.
wants work in garage or filling station
Smell sslaly accepted. GU Preston. Co.
WmhiA 1889.
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HELP-DOMESTIC,

HELF-DOMESTlC.
COOK. experienced: general housework:
must be fond of children; stay nights
Conscientious girl wanting nice home should
apply. Salary. 81 week Adams 0825
COLORED. experienced: light housekeeping
and care Of child. Call after 3 pm. Ap-
taker, 629 Princeton pl. NV.
GIRL. white. 21 to 23. to work in store;
$50, board and room; stay nights. 1885
18th st. NV.
GIRL. white or colored. for general house
work. care of children: must be reliable;
$40 month. Phone Greenwood 2024-W-
HOUSEKEEPER. white, for couple and
baby l year old: experienced. Good home,
SIS per week. Phone Emerson 0982.
MOTHERS HELPER. white. to attend 81
year child Small salary. room and board
Must furnish character reference. Gill
GEORGIA ave. NV.
WOMAN. white, between 80 and 40; gem
eral housework and waitress; room. board
and $50 month salary; good references
necessary. Address Box 349-X. Star once.
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ROOM or bachelor apt in nearby Vfrefnia
Must De reasonable. Address Box 474-X.
star once