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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09
EDITORIAL
COMMENT
From Our Exchanges

The barber code which DEGREES a
50-cent haircut for adults Is by way
Of being tested in a case at De-
troit Lakes. Albert and Henry
Kline, BARRIERS, were arrested for
furnishing haircuts for % cents
land are continuing to do SOY.
Their defense Is that the law is I'M
constitutional, and their counsel an
nounces that he will take the case
to the supreme court If necessary.
In similar case in North Dakota,
the law was voided as in violation
of the 18th amendment to the con-
stitution. It is likely that the case
will attract a great deal Of public
attention before it Is disposed Of
not that the public would deny the
barber a fair price for his services,
but rather because the question Of
how far the government can invade
the rights Of the ordinary citizen is
beginning to attract attention.
Morris Tribune.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09

Harold O'Brien q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granhovd, OF Fort
Peck, Montana, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with the latter's sis
ter, Virginia Emblom and relatives.
G. M. Berry returned home last
Friday to spend a few days with
his family.
Mrs. Harold Daluge's mother and
sister and family, all of Wabash,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Daluge and family over Thanksgiv-
ing.
Miss Dorothy Blank and Martin
Soggie had dentist work done Sat
urday.
Mrs. Harold Daluge called on
Mrs. Gust Emblom last Tuesday.
Gust Otto helped Otto Blank with
his wood saving last Thursday.
John Ecklund done Sorenson's
wood saving last week.
Mrs. William Holznagel and chill
dren left for their home Wednes-
day. They visited with the Otto
Blank family.
Miss Marvel Berry was home
over the week end.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09
Elrosa

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klein
schmidt, of st. Cloud, visited at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Kleinschmidt
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ohmann and
son, Roger, visited relatives and
friends at st. Francis Saturday.
George Spaeth, of Waite Park.
called here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bagley, of Regal,
visited at the Jacob Tschida, Sr.
home Wednesday evening.
Gust Spaeth transacted business
in Sank Centre Friday.
Gust Spaeth and Sic Hummer
each purchased new car the week
end.
Mike Boyer, Mrs. Norbert Stall
berger and Miss Veronica Weber
were st. Cloud shoppers Saturday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09

Northome there was 1O3 inches Of
snow last winter on the level. Ma
tives up there found many deer
starved to death caught in the
heavy SHOWS. But from what we
can gather there'n be plenty Of feed
this year but fewer deer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09

A number from here attended the
venison party at Padua Sunday.
Roy Franskie, of Brooten, was a
caller here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kampsen
and Marie Jane Odenbrett visited
at the Ben Kampsen home Sunday.
Mrs. Norbert Osendorf, of Broot-
en-, and SON, Jackie, are visiting at
the Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Osendorf
home at present.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09

day they motored to Alexandria
where they spent the day.
The Skat club met at the Joe
Cans home Monday evening.
The West Union Farm Bureau
Unit will meet at the Town Hall on
Wednesday, December IA, at p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick
of Alexandria, spent Sunday at the
Frank Moore home.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09
WRIST MODELS
$685. to $50
S Sport
s& Ways
BY Chuck Rattle

MEET Tf1E MEIlN WE1O-
First off there's head man ]. N.
q for JULIAN Toftness-A pro-
nouncement following the Tech ex-
hibition of I'm satisfied" must not
be misconstrued. Toftness has no
idea of being satisfied with losses
no matter how slight. His satisfac-
ton referred to the way in which
his club followed his system. On the
way to the game he said, I'm not
even hoping" which is the blues a
coach affects before a game. Yet
his boys nearly dumped his dope in
the street.
Let's take Ethun and Kringen
together for a sample-These two
lads who in a spontaneous play,
with the spark provided by Ethun,
effected the most brilliant play Of
the ball game. Ethun broke up the
Tech offensive, sailed down the
floor. Quick as wink Kringen was
trailing him. Presence OF mind
prompted Ethun to back water with
the pass, and Kringen tipped in the
short shot.
Then there's Walker-He's one Of
the returning lettermen. Walker pro
badly turned in one Of his finest
exhibitions Friday. Not from a
scoring standpoint, but as defen-
sive man and covering the bang
board. He scored once covering q
shot when Deziel went in too fast
to connect. In spite Of disadvan-
tage in height Walker was in on
the cover at both baskets.
This Conkey boy-With exper-
fence, he should make one of the
outstanding clubmen. By that we
mean he has talent-he's natural
ball handler. Although he found
himself lost several times Friday,
he connected with two buckets and
was helping Walker on the cover.
He held his opponent, Klein, to one
bucket. He has an ease Of style
about him that pleases.
Captain Hoffman-He's still ham
dicapped by a rigid ankle broken in
football. He plays one Of the tough
est positions and it's easy to foul
from the point Of guard coming in
on the rushing forwards.
Larson, Egan, Hunt and Pang-
burn we'rl take as group-They
saw only intermittent service Fri
day in the late frame of the game.
Hunt will fill the reserve center
post which now belongs to Conkey.
***
The striking thing about the
whole game was that two new
systems flashed back and
forth for four continued quar-
tiers. Not once was sloppy pass
ing, SO frequent in first night
performances, q part of the
playing. Each team seemed in
tent in playing the game as the
coach wanted it. Neither let the
other set the pace. Each played
its own game. Defensives were
unusually tight. Scarcely any
more shots were taken than
those earned. BY that we mean
good shots that would reap a
percentage of the harvest. OF
course, each team missed con-
siderable number of shots they
might have had which goes into
early season playing.
The difference in the two teams
might neatly be summed up in the
experience of Tech. They had great
er shooting ability. Theirs is a
team Of seniors. The locals were all
juniors with the exception Of two
men. From the outset Tech played
with greater ease. They passed
more freely. were less tense. The 10
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09

People of Denmark, Norway, and
Sweden drink more coffee per in
dividual than any other nationality.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-12-09

SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD
Evening star., 1937-09-29

BARBER SHOP. . chairs. comb beauty
shop. : booths. 9 driers . permsnents:
splendid business with rooms Z baths:
excellent buy. $1,000. A. S. Economon,
North BSl1 ogs
Evening star., 1937-09-29
DIVORCE PROPOSAL
is HIT BY BISHOP
Further Study Before Church
Changes Stand Is Urged
by Stewart.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 29.-Bishop
George Craig Stewart, Of the Chicago
Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, has counseled further study
of the marriage and divorce problem
before committing the church to any
amendment of the present canon laws.
A church commission on marriage
and divorce has prepared report for
submission to the general conference
of the church which meets October 4
at Cincinnati, Ohio. The commission
proposes a canon which would give
any bishop power to permit remar-
riage IF in equity and good conscience
he shall choose to do So"
Admitting that the present church
canon on the question was unsatis-
factory in certain groups, the Bishop
still opposed the proposed changes.
Personally, l do not want to see
the difficulties in the situation evaded
by giving each bishop power to dis
pense," Bishop Stewart said.
II am sure it would open the bishop
to unhappy charges of favoritism, sub
ject him to pressures and lead to even
worse confusion. Some bishops might
be vigorously strict; others might be
scandalously lax"
Evening star., 1937-09-29
THE STORY THUS EAR

Disturbing epents haze shaken
up the 5pell-ordercd AgneU me-
mage. Its head. young and louely
Margit, has hitherto had her life
under perfect control. Her sister
Irene. q more inpulSipe type, is
engaged to Waldo, young in
pentor, lpho has spent a proba-
ttonury year in the Aqne,U home.
Bat the unexpected happens. One
afternoon Irene meets Charlie
Jones. side1palk artist. She goes
to Spikes saloon NTH him. They
are later Joined By Waldo. Rush
ING to the place NTH Keough, her
detectiDe- butler, Margit tries to
take Irene array. eDen threatening
to call the police. Charlie points
out that this is absurd and for the
first time in her life her control
breaks. She bursts into tears.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
Soviets Hike Postal Paw.

MOSCOW, September 20 (P.-A
new wage system for postal and tele-
graph workers, with higher pay and
special rewards for efficiency, yester-
day was announced by M. X. Berman
newly appointed commissar of COM
munications, with view to improving
service.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

! FILTER. experienced for Conn. ave. dress
| shop; permanent II satisfactory. Box
Evening star., 1937-09-29

ALTERATIONS-Dr coats re-
lined. $50 up; hens, SOC up. Met 1892
Apt. 1908. SIS sth NV. i
DRAFTING, Typographical; experienced in
Pat. OF. trade mark drawing lettering
typing, etc. Phone after pm. Geo.
941s. 3Os
DRESSMAKINC, alterations. womens. chill
drens clothing lingerie shocking; coats
refined; first-class work guar. Pot. 5gs7.
GIRL colored with experience wants work
as waitress in lunch room Potomac :iogs.
LADY wishes position as housekeeper;
elderly gentlemanS home; best references
exchanged. 43a Girard st. NV. Call
10 to I Adams 1@S6.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes 12-hour-duty
case will work reasonably: references.
Box / COY. Star. 80"
SEAMSTRESS white, desires sewing at
your home OF mine. remodeling. altera-
SECRETARY experienced capable rea-
soma bic salary Call Cleveland 1000.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER young
Southern girl h. S grad. neat appear
ance attractive personality; accept mod
crate salary Col. 9395.
SECRETARY, thoroughly experienced. can
the public. desires permanent position.
West 261l. 30
STENOGRAPHER- -TYPIST, accurate. high
school graduate, efficient in general Office
work moderate salary. Adams 92l9.
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced practical
nurse M d. office assistant years, man.
aged small hospital experienced seam
stress; desires position: local references.
Walnut 12:',!,. 30
Evening star., 1937-09-29

AGENTS-Sell our dollar box assortment
| OF II beautiful Christmas cards: 500
| com Earl,s Inc, III N. j. ave.-n.w.
| BEAUTY OPERATOR, expert in all
branches only; GOOD salary. Apply 751O
| Georgia ave
Evening star., 1937-09-29
SITUATIONS MEN,

PHARMACIST. over 10 years experience
in NV. Washington. in prescription phar-
macy; best references. Box lS5-M, Star
PRESSER-Experienced colored gentleman
desires position. Call North 3534J.
STUDENT desires part-tme work for
room and board. Box 267-T Star. 90
YOUNG MAN wants Job as houseman,
chauffeur; reference. Decatur 1919
Evening star., 1937-09-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE LAUNDRY TO take home. lst-
class work. wash and ironing ) 30 and
ST. Call Lincoln lU006.
COOK. colored desires s.h.w,: dependable;
small family. references. 3O2 ST. ne
Apt. ,.
COOK OR MAID: N. C colored sirl wishes
lob: excellent references. Call North
h2oO-J
COUPLE. experienced. colored. wants work
as butler -houSeman and chambermaid-
nurSemaid Decatur 543n.
GENERAL HOUSEWCRK by Virginia won-
an: good references. Adams 0699. :6:9
sherman ave. NV
GIRL. colored wishes position as maid and
waitress. stay nights. Call North 1866.
GIRL colored. as maid hotel or assist
ant in professional Office clerk-typist ex-
perience Atlantic e16e-J.
GIRL colored wants general housework.
small family: stay nights. 604 2:}rd st. NV.
GIRL. white settled wishes position help
ing with housework: stay nights. Box
lo2-V Star 3o'
GIRL colored wants part time. morning
or. afternoon: good cook. also waitress; ref.
Decatur 4al1
GIRL colored wants Job as general house
worker or waitress: no laundry. will stay
nights: reference. Decatur 5096-M. 1906
18th st. NV.
GIRL. colored neat reliable, wants work
as nurSemaid. g.h.W. or chambermaid.
references. Lincoln 1852.
GIRL, neat. colored. desires general house,
work; refs Atlantic o50S-J.
GIRL, colored wants morning work, or
small janitor quarters. Call 1914 2.,nd st.
NV. Apt. D. md n.
GIRL. colored. wants s.h.w.;, mothers
Seaton pl. wv. Apt. 4.
GIRL. colored. wishes steady or days
work: g.h.w.: no cooking; reference. North
1Ot4-J.
GIRL, young colored. North CaroIisnian.
wants part-time tousework reference.
METROPOLITAN 6605 Wednesdays, IS pm.
GIRL, col0red. wishes gh.w.. nurse or
days work; ref. 1890 st. NV.
GIRL colored. wishes g.hw.. full or part
time: reference. i22 9TH st. NV. Naomi.
GIRL colored. desires work maid for
working couple or part-time work in apt;
home nights: ref Phone Randolph 3063.
GIRL colored. neat. honest. reliable.
wishes employment: references. Adams
1905 until $50 pm.
GIRL colored wants general housework.
do good cooking: references Cau North
SOB. home at nights.
GIRL. colored wants Job as house cleaner,
nurse or laundress. Phone Decatur 4019.
GIRLS ,2l. neat. colored. wish work. of
any kind. part time, morning or evening.
Call Decatur 1881.
GIRLS two. colored. for whole or part
time work; city refs. District 0l34.
5es ss1 sns family and ashnE sharen IS
clothes: ref Dec. 1924. Experienced.
WAITRESS; maid or nurse; stay nights.
Phone North 4361.
WHITE WOMAN. honest. reliable: good
plain cook: best of references; stay nights.
Box 450-T Star 30'
WOULD like to place nv maid mornings,
part time. Call Adams 1888.
WOMAN. colored, wishes light work or gen.
housework; best references. 3 Myrtle st.
ne
WOMAN colored. wants all-day work or
part-time work, good ref. Call Columbia
6S51-J. No laundry.
WOMAN colored. wishes days work or
general housework part time; reference.
Phone Decatur 2S92-J.
WOMAN. coored. reliable, from South.
wants general housework. or maid: last
place g yrs: stay nights; 50 week. Metro
poltan 1887.
WANTED. by first-class laundress, wash
ing to take home; first-class refs. 2137
l. ST. NV. West 2394-J.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. general housework. experienced
colored; live in; state references; $40 mo.
Box 34l-S Star
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: family of 3;
knowledge Of cooking. serving, use of wash
ing machine. ironer: S32 monthly. board
and room. State age. color, previous ex-
perience. Box 151-V Star. 30'
GIRL. colored, neat for seneral house
work and waiting on table. 1859 Har
ward st. NV.
GIRL. colored. living near Takoma Park.
Nd, preferred gh.w.. plain cooking.
some nights; refs REQ. Shep. ;i94@-J.
GIRL, white. for ghw: stay nights: no
cooking; light washing. 6,2 Maryland ave.
GIRL. experienced. cook and general house,
good salary. 1852 Sheridan ST. NV.
GIRL. white. g.h.w.; stay nights: no laun-
dry; S35 month. 525 Quackenbos st. NV
GIRL, white. g.h.w.: fond of children; live
in; $40 month. Call Georgia 5?s3.
HOuSEKEEPER. white Protestant. middle
ridge ave. Ch. Ch. Md
MAID white. ladys personal; good needle
woman: neat. honest, reliable for nearby
country home. to care for mother and
daughter good personal references re-
quired; wages depend on experience and
ability. Box 22s-M Star.
MAID. colored. 25-:I5: general housework:
excellent cook and waitress; couple and
two children: stay nights; personal wash;
references required; SIS weekly Box 97-V.
Star.
NURSEMAID, white. experienced stay
nights; Washington references must ac
company answer; S45 monthly. Box
49a-T. Star.
WOMAN to care for 11-room rooming
house. small salary and living quarters
furnished to couple. Box 229-S. Star.
WOMAN. white. settled. about 40 deserv-
ing a good home. general housework and
care for :. children. . and =; reference and
experience essential; room. board. $50
month Call Randolph 4l0l.
WOMAN. white. settled to cook. do gen.
INV. for elderly lady in apt: must stay
niehts. Apply 2"3s Que St NV.
WOMAN. active. middle-aged to assist
with housework, plain cooking and care
of Ayr. -old boy: no laundry: good home
and fair salary: 80 miles from Washington
Write Blue Ridge Summit. Pa. Box 81
WOMAN. white. middle-aged. to take
care of 2yr. .-old child. help with house
work: couple employed; go home nights or
live, in. Call Greenwood 1S29-W after
7::}0 pm.
WOMAN. white, neat settled Tor gem
eral housework and laundry, no cooking:
references, good home and $50 month.
WOMAN, white. g.h.w.: room and board.
small salary. Box 167-V. Star.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

| BOOKKEEPER, experienced. in retail store
work; references required. Apply Sigmunds,
/ Ind ctc
Evening star., 1937-09-29

Charlie knows that he and Irene
are deliberately being kept apart. But
the mad young artist is a resourceful
fellow. Be sure to read how he de-
feats Margit in tomorrow's spirited
installment.
ITO be continued
Evening star., 1937-09-29

ROOMING HOUSE, l., rooms baths;
rent. SS5: price sl.35O with S4OO down:
Mass ave. location. bargain. Mr.. Christie,
nno m ". ave d W National .,An1
Evening star., 1937-09-29

ANIIOUES9Big 25c removal sale. Pressed
luIe. BOOKS. prints. Edelson. els 5th n y.
ANII9UES-Will be sold al public suctior.
seIy hne collection Of early Pennsylvaris
proken -arch-top corner cupboard. Sns
n.kn =, hn -post reo' carly glass and hundreds ~
otner items Sale. Saturday Oct ? in
IN IN ALL-DAY SALE. Omen for inspec.
Rort t,on nov Eli Alper Auction House.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

BUNDLE LAUNDRY to take home lst
class work. wash and ironing, 81 30 and
ST Call Lincoln lu006
COOK. colored desires sh.w.: dependable; ;
small family. references. 302 c st. me-
Adj. ,.
COOK OR MAID. n c. colored girl wishes
lob excellent references. Call North
Evening star., 1937-09-29

ROOMING HOUSE. downtown. l5 rms:
rent, 500: clears Si35 month. $3.50 Will
handle this. long lease. Mr.. Christie. 800
N Y ave u w National nAl1
Evening star., 1937-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CLASS c LIQUOR LICENSE for sale cheap
for cash. Box 395-T. Star. 29s
GAS AND OIL FILLING STATION FOR
LEASE; 1 bEsS; ALSO PARKING LOTS. BEH-
Evening star., 1937-09-29

GROCERY AND MEATS doing good bust
ness; rooms. on corner: total rent, S25
per month: total price, $3.50 for every
thing. Mr.. Fern. $50 22nd st. NV, or
phone Atlantic 1865 2gs
Evening star., 1937-09-29

TOURIST CABINS t20 modern brick
monthly; good income. well estab price
of business. a 600: easy terms. Capital
Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos H st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

RESTAURANT with beer for sale oppor-
tunity for one with sea food. 14l7 N.
Capitol st. 3O'
Evening star., 1937-09-29

RESTAURANT. on Richmond Washington
highway: living quarters modern conven-
ienceS double cabin. a. land: - mi. so.
AleSandria RnN NV Stnr
Evening star., 1937-09-29

TOR. expert, must be
Star
Evening star., 1937-09-29
SITUATIONS MEN e WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored. experienced. desire Job
as ianitor or chauffeur and cook or maid
Best city refs. Decatur 63g5.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PIANO TEACHER Will come to your nome.
days or evenings: classical and popular.
Mrs Brown. Decatur $3.50.
AUTO LESSONS-Reliable white men, any
hours; cars furnished: permits secured
parking for tests. Noel. Met. 5534.
EXP. TEACHER. tutor backward. ad-
yanced children, adults; all grades.
algebra. English. Columbia 45.9.
IF YOU WISH to secure a good position
take course at Woods School in stenogra-
ply or comptometer. Evening classes from
) to and to q 10 14th st. NV. Phone
Met. seal for further information.
STUDY SHORTHAND-Gregg or Boyd:
Touch Typing, Bookkeeping. ACCOUNTING,
Comptometer. Bookkeeping Machine. Secre-
tarial and Accounting subjects. New classes
now starting. BOYD SCHOOL 1888 F st.
National 2340.
AUTO LESSONS for permit, easy parking
and clutch control; car furnished. Call the
sOld Reliable Foster Hartwell. Met. 1909.
Evening star., 1937-09-29

ROOMING HOUSE 20 rms. baths: rent.
$3.50: price $3.50: all apis: make offer,
no reasonable terms refused Mr.. Christie.
905 N Y ave NV National o35-
Evening star., 1937-09-29
ROOFS.

Asphalt. tin Stag. built-up roofs Guar
snteed 20 years. Roofs repaired and
painted. Pure white waterproofed as
pestos side wall Celotex rock wool We
are applicat tors for Bird & Sons roofing as
bestos and Bric-Sdewal. Three-year pay
ment plan
THE AMERICAN RE-RooFING CO.
1919 l4th ST. NV. Col 1851
Evening star., 1937-09-29
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. bright auditing, bookkeep-
ing; reas. Line. 1855 for estimates.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. bal
anced, audited. kept part time: tax prob
lens most reasonable: refs. Adams 1926.
ACCOUNTANT. books kept part time. bal
anced. audited tax reports; rates very
reasonable. Phone Columbia 7767. 30'
ATTENDANT. experienced, white for pa
tient in private family. Call Met. 03S4.
Mr.. r. o. Brewer. i
BUTLER, colored, houseman or cook; ref
erences. Atlantic 1854.
CARPENTER, colored; experienced all
around man. wants work by day or Job.
2327 18th NV. Frank Carter. 30'
CARPENTERS. AL. all-around. exp. trim
mers; no drinking. loafing. cigarette fiends.
Clarendon 699-R.
CHAUFFEUR AND BUTLER by colored
man. age 25: reference. Adams 554O-J
CHEF or second cook colored best of ref
erences; good on bread and pies. 1910
9th st. NV.
CHEF. white, middle e-aged- for hotel. club
or private; can furnish frst-class refer
ences. Box 4-V, Star. 3O'
ELECTRICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
position aso as electrician's helper. Phone
FILIPINO, experienced chauffeur. butler.
dependable. for private family; can work
for bachelors. Box 155-V. Star.
MAN. colored. utility houseman, chauffeur.
butler. waiter. elevator operator; best
references. Lester. fotonac o0Oo.
MAN, neat, colored. desires work. busboy.
dishwasher, housework any kind; refer
ences North 1891.
MAN young colored, honest wants job as
truck driver or janitor: best references.
VIM. Pnkert. Adams 1877.
MAN. all-around. for automobile repair
shop or chauffeur. Phone Adams 9761 j.
Chas A. Mason .IOs
MAN. age 40. 23 years exp. working la
borers. timekeeping and Office work, wants
job Box 159-V, Star. 30"
MAN, young colored, wants work as driver.
Good reference. Phone Met. 1914.
MAN. young. colored. wants work as porter.
chauffeur or work of any kind. Call North
1O04T
MAN, neat, colored. porter or work of any
kind; years at last job. Decatur 15s3W.
MEN (cl, colored, wish Jobs as dish
washers, Porters; tanitor's quarters; ref.
erenoes. Decatur $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-09-29
REPAIRS 6 SERVICE.

PAINTING, oapering and plastering.
do my own work Work guaranteed. Call
after 3 o'clock N. Raine. Col. 6595-W. i
PAINTING, interior and exterior I mix
my own paint; responsible mechanic. Low
est prices. 541 Irving st. NV. Adams
PAPER HANGING Pa,ntins: PPIaad,Ina !.ns
ed refinished. 81 up. Fields. Potomac 59s7..
PAPERING.
PAINTING.
REPAIRS.
BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENTS"
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CO.,
3503 Georgia Ave. NV
Adams 1907. Ewes, Atlantic 3O46.
PAPERING. PAINTING; work guaranteed;
ck-bottom prices; father and son. CO.
lumbia S113. SOS Kenyon st. NV 30
PAPERING. painting; responsible work
man: prices reas.: work guaranteed: best
references: estimates. Greenwood 1921
PAPER HANGER. PAINTER. Al REF,
WORK GUARANTEED. ESTIMATE GIVEN
STAUFFER. MET. 52O2 2g@
PAPER HANGING this week only. $50
per room; washable. sunfast paper OF
l931; work guaranteed Adams 1891
PLASTERING, stucco. cement, chimneyS,
painting. repairs: waterproof Easements
damp walls leaky roofs. Minnick, Lin
coin 0ISS 30s
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
Jobbing and Remodeling a Specially
HARRY E. WILLIAMS. NORTH 624S
Evening star., 1937-09-29

NEW YORK AVE. NV. near 2Ist st-3
stores. living quarters above; gas. cleo.
suitable restaurant or other business. rent,
$50 Tor all. H. H. Carter, 6I3 18th St.
NV National ATS
Evening star., 1937-09-29

GROCERY. doing $4,000 cash ukly busi-
ness; nearby Wash: rent $50: ten-year
lease: hxtures cost S13 500: carries 81 600
stock; price. $4,000; terms Capital
adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos H st. NV.