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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
Stote Y. w. A. In Session
At CostoIion Springs
BY william Cathey

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The State Baptist Young Women
Camp began it's session here Tues
day at Castalian Springs with owe
one hundred girls from thirty diff
ferent Mississippi towns having reg
istered for the five day assembly
which will come to a conclusion or
Saturday. July 80.
The faculty members consist of the
following: Mrs. Ned Rice, Mississippi
w. M. U. president, of Charleston
Miss Very Augillard, missionary tc
the French. of Morgan City, La;
Miss Weldemira Almeida. vice-presi
dent, w. M. U. Of Brazil; Miss Moon
beam Tong, Baptist Bible Institute
student from China; Miss Frances
Tyalor. executive secretary, Missis
sippi w. M. u, jackson; Miss Jane
Ray Winn. professor of dramatics
Bethel Women's College, Kentucky
of Gloster; and Miss Edwina Robin
son, Mississippi Young Peoples sec.
rotary, of Jackson.
The counselors for the camp in.
clude: Miss Roma Jones, Hillman
College; Mesdames l.. v. Edwards
Arkabutla; j. T. Cubbley, Aberdeen,
c. d. Williams, Yazoo City; o. o
Smith. Sidon; and w. B. Abel, Me-
ridian.
Misses Frances Alfred, Jackson, re
gistrar; Betty Pate Quincy, Baptist
Book Store Representative. Jackson
Marie King, Eupora; Mary Beth Las
setter, Clinton; Ruth Kirk, Grenada
Earline Gresham. Jackson; Georgia
Mae Ogburn, Meridian; Hilton Ca
lislt. Jackson; Rosie H%oneycutt. Jack
son; and Mrs, L. E. Robinson, Ma
gee.
The subjects of discussion and Their
various instructors are as follows:
William G. Sewelrs China Through
a College Window by Moonbean
Tong; Mary Lou Jenkins Around
the World in louisiana" by Vera
Augillard; and Ethlene Boone Cox's
Following In His Train" by Mrs
Ned Rice.
The personnel of the camp consists
Of the following girls: Meridian
Dorothy Hall, Eloise Poythress, Jane
Tannin, Victoria Pogue. Christine
Brame. Mary Moore, Charlene May
Elizabeth Heningar. Dorothy Gil
bert, Ethel McKeithen, Merle Harri-
son. Olivia Gordan, Peggy Abel. AIDE.
line Donald, Jane Jeffares, Martha
Faust, Ernestine Mills. Rebecca Shir
ley, Charlotte Davis, Etoile Hays
Annie Louise Long, Jenoise White
Mae Lyme P~oythress. Sara Myers
Elizabeth Hall and Elsie Milstead.
Baptist Orphanage Laura Mae
Cleveland. Dorothy Louise Drew, OF
lie Carpenter, Alice Joe Hansen. Der
nice Wilson, Blonde Rowe. Vert Ma
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
Arabian Mare Will Be
Given Away Al Annual
Show
Livestock Producers Are
Urger To Enter Horses
And Mules In Show

A beautiful Arabian mare. 100
pounds, five years old, will be given
away as a feature of the annual Brood
Mare and Colt Show of Holmes count
ty on August II, at Lexington in Will
sons Grove. Tickets are being sold
for $1.00 each.
The animal was brought to Lex
ington by w. e. Thurmond.
Another highlight of the show will
be the unwilling of a monument to
a brood mare named Fanny who be-
longed to Tom Skeehan at Acona.
The mare died three months ago.
She was 26 years old and was the
mother of Is colts and has been on
exhibit at every previous show in
Holmes county. This will be done
to show the Importance and value
of a brood mare.
The $500 prize money given by the
Board Of Supervisors Is in the bank
and plans are rapidly taking shape
for the biggest and best show ever
to be held in Holmes county.
A free barbecue at noon will be
given and everyone Is invited to at
tend. The barbecue is given by the
Lexington Junior Chamber of Com
merce and the business men Of
Lexington. sponsors of the affair.
There are twelve classes of entries
which are listed on the back page
OF this paper. Growers of livestock
and farmers are asked to enter their
stock in competition.
Many animals nave already been
entered in the show and more are
expected as time for the show grows
nearer. Twice the number Of entries
OF last year are expected.
w. e. Thurmond is general chair
of the show for the Lexington
II enough stock Is entered by Aug
lst 10 plans will be made for an
auction sale, according to County
T. M. Williams.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
Supervisors To Finish
Checking Farms On
Saturday Both
Only 50 Producers In
County Foil To Comply
With Cotton Program

Supervisors will finish checking
Holmes county land for performance
on the 1888 cotton program on Sat
urday of this week, according to I.
M. Williams, county agent.
BY the middle of next week all
acreage will be tabulated and ready
to send to the state office, Mr.. Will
liams said.
Pencil copies of the forms for sub
sidy payments are being made now
awaiting arrival of the regular forms
which are expected by August 10.
If these forms arrive by August 10
the Holmes county producers should
receive their subsidy payments in
September for the 1887 crop.
Following the certification that they
have completed to the cotton acreage
control program in 1887 producers
who have complied and conformed
to regulations will be issued a white
card which entities them to sell all
cotton without any penalty and places
them in q position to receive all gov
eminent benefit payments.
According to present indications
there will be no more than go pro-
ducers in Holmes county who did not
comply with the cotton acreage al
lotted' them. These producers VINO
planted over the acreage allotted them
will receive red cards and .volumi-
nous set of forms to be filled out
making a report on cotton grown.
Those entitled to white cards will
receive one card only. Those getting
red cards will get n for each ten
ant on the plantation unless the ten
ant signs the agreement which allows
the operator to handle one card for
all.
The County Agent believes that if
the producers who have exceeded
their ereag realize the nature Of
the reports they have to max out
they would destroy the excess acre
age. Z
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28

bled and ambled home on Myrick's
one-baser.
Counts and Carroll did the mound
work for the locals with the former
getting credit for the decision. Fea-
lures OF the contest were two twin
killings by Durant and a big 7-run
7-hit rally by the winners in the
fifth inning as well as Charlie Rays
hitting which included a pair of
doubles an a single. Howell was the
only other Durant player to secure
more than n blow, having a single
and a double in his collection.
Suddeth raped out three wallops
for Lexington, while Naron garnered
a double and triple in four raps and
Mcclellan two singles.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
CokewoIks Will Be held
Here Next Two Weeks

Cakewalks will be held in Durant
on the lei two Saturday nights,
according to announcements today.
The Business and Professional wo-
mems Club will sponsor a cake
walk this Saturday night, July 81, at
7:30 o'clock on Front Street. Five
cents a walk will be charged and
the public is cordially invited and
urged to attend. All OF the cakes
will be home baked.
On next Saturday, August 8. the
10th Century Club will sponsor a cake
walk on Front Street in front of
Howell-Heggie's Drug Store. Five
cents a walk will be charged.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
Rotary Speaker Gives
Account Of Meeting
In San Francisco
C. w. Carr Is Delegate
To Rotary International
From Lexington Club

C. w. Carr, Lexington, was the prin
cipal speaker at the regular weekly
meeting of the Durant Rotary Club
Tuesday.
Mr.. Carr has just returned from
San Francisco where he represented
the Lexington Club at the annual
convention of Rotary International.
Mr.. Carr spoke on the convention
and his trip in a most interesting
way and his talk was thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
Rotarians were present from nearly
every country in the world and 5000
tt 5000 people in attendance.
The president of Rotary Interna-
tional. a Frenchman, wa present and
gave the principal address. The man
spoke seventeen languages fluently
and was highly educated. Mr.. Carr
spoke of his address as being a
masterpiece.
After the first general session Of
the convention on the opening day
the convention broke up into differ
ent sections by professions and vo-
cations. Mr.. Carr attended the Sec
ton on agriculture.
The speaker stated that he listen
ed to people engaged in agriculture
all over the world and the general
feeling or sentiment among all of
them was the question of dealing with
the disposal of SURPRISES. Trade bar
riers in countries were discussed in
detail and the meeting was highly
informative to all attending.
Mr.. Carr made an observation on
the progressiveness of Calofirnia's
policy regarding tourists. He said
the state spent over % million dol
lars in advertising the state and that
they estimated the number of tour
isas at eve million annually. It
is figured that each tourist spends
an average of 500 in his stay in
California. That makes the tourist
q VI SdAloIiiid WoIlu HiOIc tIidLi
seven hundred million dollars.
He said that Mississippi should
have a larger and more extensive
program for attracting tourists.
The 1889 convention of Rotary In
ternational will be held in Cleveland.
Ohio, and the 1910 convention in New
York.
Mr.. Carr visited Carlsbad Caverns
and many other points of interest d.
his trip. He went to Tia Juana ane
other points in Mexico. visited Death
Valley Scotty's Castle, Grand Can
yon, Catalina Island and many other
points on the Pacific Coast.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
BoIin Church Will Stort
Revival On July 81

The Bolin Church, five miles north
east of Durant, will have a revival
beginning, Sunday. July 81. The Rev.
F. A. Lummus, pastor of the church,
will be assisted by DR.. H. e. Dana,
president of the Kansas City Theo-
logical Seminary.
Dr.. Dana was formerly head Of
the New Testement department Of
Southwestern University.
The pastor of the Bolin Church in
vites everyone to come out and wor-
ship at this revival meeting. He
prays the meeting will be a rare treat
in spiritual leadership.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
Holmes Girls Attend Comp
TuIIuhu Al Charleston

A number of Holmes County girls
will attend camp Tallaha at Charles
ton, Miss, this summer.
Among those going are Joy Wynn.
Durant; who plans to go from Aug
ust IA to August %; Erma l.. Buck.
Cloe Foster, Martha Louise Turner,
all of Tchula, who plan to go for the
same period.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28
B. F. Friedman Named
Legion Commander

The American Legion met wednes-
day in Durant and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
B. +. Friedman, Commander; Carl
Drake. Adjutant; C. G. Mansfield
Vice-Commander; E. H. Eubanks,
Sergeant at Arms; Turnage Williams,
Finance Officer.
Among the activities planned for
the new year. a resolution was adopt
to work for the completion of the
Holmes County State Park. A wa
termelon cutting was planned to be
held at the park on August 9th for
Legionnaires and their families.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1938-07-28

Hazel
Eyes

3. w. Carr, prominent citizen OF
Lexington, was the principal speaker
at the Durant Rotary Club Tuesday.
Mr.. Carr has returned from an
interesting convention of Rotary In
ternational held in San Francisco.
His talk was on the convention and
the trip and was thoroughly enter
tanning n enjoyable to those pres
ent.
Mr.. Carr made the observation that
California really caters to the tour
ast trade, spending % million dol
lars annually to attract Z million
people annually. 1t is estimated that
each n of the persons spend an
average of one hundred dollars. Sew
en- hundred million dollars in tour
list trade,
It's no wonder California does
things on a super colossal gigantic
way. as they say in the movies.
Mississippi might well pattern af-
ter California, as Mr.. Carr suggest
ed, and push to the limit it's posi-
bilities As a state for tourists travel.
There are many spots known to ev-
cry Mississippian that are well worth
the time and consideration of the
most discriminating people.
The state newspapers in the past
"a months donated 1926 SO in space
to advertise Mississippi and Its re-
sources to Its own people. Selling
Mississippians on Mississippi. so TO
speak.
Thousands OF dollars were appro-
priated at the last Legislature to
carry on the work OF the Mississip
pi Advertising Commission another
two years. . to help advertise Mis-
siaippi In other states.
Mississippi may not be making the
grand gesture like California but we
are coming to the front gradually
in our own way.
Bids will be opened next Wednes-
day morning on the site for the new
SIC, 600 ~pcstoffice building that has
been approved for Durant. All bids
will be published in this paper next
week.
That Durant Is really going to get
the long-needed building is a source
of qualification to all Of us. Every
Every new building aids in the at
of our town.
Days are so hot here that anything
resembling water is refreshing ac-
cording to one youngster we saw in
pool IN the city parkway on Front
The youngster sans macy
was rolling over and over and
the time Of his life. A group
of five year olds were very much
amused at his actions and undoubt-
eddy envying him.
Speaking of the parkway, the
Twentieth Century Club should be
congratulated on its improved ap-
p~earance since they undertook as a
club its Identification.
Additional flowers and shrubs have
been added. Benches and the 70 N
tain have been reprinted and as a
whole 1T presents a very attractive
appearance.
Every day more people are enjoy
ing the lake down at the Holmes
County State Park south of Durant.
A large crowd go in swimming every
day and on Sunday people from all
over the county a be seen dowr.
there picnicing and swimming.
This park will be a source Of pleas
ure to every citizen OF Holmes coun-
ty If 1t is v e completed.
The way some of the work is being
held up, however, it will probably
never be completed.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

NURSE. hopsital training. widow. free to
80 anywhere. fond of old people: nurse
any case: reasonable no limit 10 hours.
Phone Vienna l"a or write w. L. NJ. Box
81 Mamie ave Vienna Va
Evening star., 1938-01-30

NURSE; excellent ref. long experience:
home Adams 43"9-J
NURSE. experienced would care for in
valid or help house for elderly or mother
less home District 1923
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored. reliable. wishes Job Of
any kind. North bO74-W.
WOMAN colored. wants general house
work; good cook and cleaner; with city
reference. North OO48-J.
WOMAN. colored. reliable. wants place as
sIaSresS NoraS S,4 II private family or part time
work or days: references. .l.3s 3rd st.
WOMAN. colored, days. part time or gem
eral houSework; Sundays of; good refer
ences. West O1g9.
WOMAN, colored experienced wants part
or whole time domestic work. Call Adams
WOMAN. colored, settled. wants part time
or days work: good reference. District
WORK OF ANY KIND. good laundress;
like children. Buelah Henry. Telephone
Potomac 1924.
YOUNG GIRL. colored. wants houseWork.
experienced; references: full or part time.
1900 Florida ave. NV. No. FOB. Potomac
YOUNG, GIRL COL. wants work Of any
kind; city ref. At 1852 10th st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL wants Job as mothers
neper neiper or care for children. Atlantic
YOUNG WHITE GIRL from the country
wants work as mothers helper 1stay
hients); references furnished. Clar. 45S-J.
A N. c. GIRL wishes work of anv Find:
good city ref. Col aS:2. " ally A'"o'
WISH POSITION. gh.w., days work, mari
am1e; Yn1 stay niehts; or cleaning offices. Dec.
WOULD IKE to place my competent maid
excel refs:: exp. housework. child care.
Randolph 349!.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

CASH REGISTERS. two Nationals; one
single drawer and one with four drawers:
bo,h IN hrSt class shape. Price reasonable
Evening star., 1938-01-30

CASH REGISTER National, S45; TOP con-
ditlon. United" sl3 14th st. Republic
Evening star., 1938-01-30

CADET SUIT, excellent condition, size "A.
III: SS, Call Wisconsin 64lS-W
CASH REGISTER. National electrically on
Grated: 500 cash. Harry Justine, s19 11th
Evening star., 1938-01-30

INFANTS NURSE, hospital trained, best
references wants day or night duties.
Box 81, Star
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NURSE. colored. graduate: care for invalid.
chronic or acute cases: day or night: best
city reference. Lincoln l30S-J.
PRACTICAL NURSE hospital trained. will
take any case. day or night: can furnish
reference: ase, 'e6. Box .S-J Star.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

BUSINESS CARDS printed for only S1I4
per thousand Write or call for free sam
pies: complete line of printing z. W. Bail
IGlo II 81. Sc. Atlantlc 43nl
Evening star., 1938-01-30

sALESGIRL. Is. neat appearance, 2ood
education: best reference; clean work;
permanent only. Miss Hall. Sterling 974S.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

MAID, nurse. part time cleaning work In
store: North 0945. l114 sth st. NV.
NURSE. babies experienced; very good ref
erences. willing to travel. Phone Ster-
Evening star., 1938-01-30

HOsTEsS-TEAROoM MANAGER, French
nationality, knows menus; would give
service. for partnership. Call Natl. 69a4.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

RECEPTIONIST-S -SrENOGRAPHER; Young
southern girl needs work: cheerful willing
worker; reasonable salary. Cali Col. 9:'a5.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

BURDICK ULTRA VIOLET air and water
cooled: infra-red Zoalite physicians
equipment some instruments. Make OFFER.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

SINGLE LADY desires office experience;
will work for small salary: formerly tele.
operator Box J9.'-J Star
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PRACTICAL NURSE in private home;
adults or children: or help in dr.'s Office:
colored girl. : fl. ) in. weieht 1876. iisht
complexion: nish school graduate and one
year nursing; will stay in II desired. Phone
Adams oSa4
Evening star., 1938-01-30

SECRETARY. 10 yrs. experience: dicta-
efice work: best of references. Box 4S-J,
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SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER, we'll edu-
Gated. knowledge of LANGUAGES. desires po-
sltion where ability initiative and expert
ence are essential Address Box ll-J, Star.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

BUFFET, small mahogany also chest of
drawers. couch cover. pillows. new: ward
robe and draperies. $40 Irving ST. NV
BULOVA. Elgin. Waltham and Hamilton
watches. In yellow or white gold: both
mems and ladies' wrist watches $3.50:
worth up 10 SO. Other good watches as
low as So; take your choice; save plenty
money. Dixie Pawnbrokers Exchange Ills
n st; ne. Open evenings 10 o pm. Sun
Evening star., 1938-01-30

CEILINGS and partition-4" B. a b Ar
al ~i.ou per hundred board feet Eisinaer
MI! d Lumber Co.. Bethesda. Md Wise.
,tt,tI-t;.,iu ''-N~'
Evening star., 1938-01-30

SEC 'Y-STENO.. several years experience
conscientious;, full or part time: exc. ref.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

COAT. fur-lined. Greenbrier sport beaver
after . Apt; POI "55l 18th ST. NV or
phone Columbia ElSn -
Evening star., 1938-01-30

sECRETARIAL COMPANION. experienced
for lady: would travel: City references
Please call Kensineton 30
Evening star., 1938-01-30

ETENOGRAPHER. "a. clerical. banking ex-
perlence: can meet public; temp, part
time or permanent. Adams O4.,4.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

BROODERS. . Brewer electric, 400 ca
pacity: 4-drawer. all steel units; separate
thermostat control for each drawer Good
as new. w. A. Craig. 1114 Euclid st. NV
BUCKWHEAT BLOWER. new, SI4: also
control; MINI. clock thermo.: will Install
girls new de luxe bike. Adams 337s
BUCKWHEAT COAL BLOWER. with
Evening star., 1938-01-30

CLOTH1NG-Mens new and slightly used
SUITS, overcoatS. topcoats, $5 81. S950
ga. pest selection in town. Save money
DIXIE Pawnbrokers' Exchange Ills II g..
ne. Open TIL . pm. Sun. ILL m
Evening star., 1938-01-30

ROOMING HOUSE nsth-R): q clean.
Immediately for $3.50; reasonable terms.
r. n. DeShazo. 1873 14th n ". Natl $500.
RooMMa HOUeE1O rooms. Q baths;
hear 18th and New Hampshtre; GOOD furni.'
L. Il. bs6hsso. fi2s ilG NV. Natl. $3.50. .
Evening star., 1938-01-30

PRACTICAL NURSE or companion house
keeper to an elderly lady. by widow. De-
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BEAUTY SALON.

HOOMlNG HOUSE, MASS.
AVE.
- rooms, rent. 500: oil heat very
nicely furnished, present owner years:
good income; only 81 500; terms: real
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV,
.Wash.'s Largest Roomins House Broker.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Restaurant. with liquor; est. 20 years;
rent. S;3m; with = apis: 5-ycar lease.
Price. 81 900; $1,000 down.
~: rent. x15 mo-: 5-year lease Price.
81 900 cash; barsain.
Cafeteria. lunch and dinner: guarantee
Sl4o day; est. 25 wears. Price, $1,000;
SIS mo-; s-yeaT lease. Price. $4,000:
terms.
Cafeteria for rent: best downtown loca-
ton; with LIQUOR; est. 30 years.
5000 mo; s-year lease. See tsalof N.Y. Gaston sena,
Here is your opportunity.
antee $3.50 weekly. Price. $1,000: $500
Delicatessen:. guarantee $3.50 weekly;
rent. 500 mo-; 4-year lease. Price, Sd. 500;
terms. ''''
LIQUOR store; suar.ntee 500 weekly;
Parking lot; guarantee Ses day; rent.
S3oo mo- Price right; terms.
DelicatesSen. corner; guarantee S4O0
weekly, with beer; rent. S1.5. with apt.
,bs Resstau1ant; est, guarantee s4oo day: one Of
900 down 4 real money-maker money msia"o' 'io'-
T., we nave many other paying bargains
psrkinS kisaqpsnts Inss ,,a eaieterias decatessens:
GASTON & CHARUHAS,
Suite 5Ol. Woodward BLDG. Dist SSti5.
GR0CERY-Old-establi blished grocery doing
stoet BUSINESS xtnes REASONABLE rent viii sell
10Y the business that is being done.
Ffice reasonahls; ,1neon pp.,,v
1122 North irving St.. Arlington, Va.
Clarendon 1892.
GOOD RESTAURANT. near Vermont and
st.. doing $45.OoO yearly; LIQUOR; bldg. car
ries rent: investigate this real buy.
HolbrOOk & McDonough,
Room Fl, Exclusive agent ito for ;,, owner; oo,o
Y LIB. ROOMS; near Dupont Circle: furniture
spection: bargain: 81 800 handles.
OWENS REALTY CO.,
1343 H St. NV. Room 41O. Met. 1868.
BOARDING AND TOURIST HOME, East
Capitol ST., near Union Station: l2 rooms,
y baths: rent. xl1O: present owner 5 years;
only 81 800: terms Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV,
,Wash.'s Largest RoomfnR House Broker
ROOMING HOUSE, 13 RMS.
Rhode Island Ave. at 18th NV.
$500 DOWN PAYMENT.
Clean as pin: equipped for boarding.
II you viii inspect. and investissts this
place you will buy 1t.
= EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave-. Room 217. Nat. $50.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

PRACTICAL, NURSE. middle AGED Will stay
nisnts. good reference. Call Walnut 9:;::t.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-ROOMING HOUSE SALESMAN.
II you have sold rooming house businesses
ana can meet law requirements, we can
use you. Steady position.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

REPAIRS & SERVICE.
EASEMENTS Waterproofed. walls
guarantee. Terms. Low cost. Clar. :yi;
BEDDING, MATTRESSES box spring, and
pillows reno: best prices and DrOmpt del
WASH. Mattress Co.. $40 st. s.w.Nat' t;t;1D
CARPENTER; general house repairing:
garages etc. Hart, Lincoln O4S!,.
CARPENTRY. painting and paperine. all
repairs; no middle man: deal directe vii h
!nechahlc Call Hastings Adams :1.5y
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
special winter prices-SAVE .T,: new
work; remodeling: cellar to roof: brick,
Sia:terinr, cement, painting roofinp: rel
oLAVlII. Natl. SlS,; eve. Randolph n9l5 &
Evening star., 1938-01-30

HOSTESS. cashier. manager. typst eX-
perienced. Adams S635, evenings. f:,4
Evening star., 1938-01-30

beautiful outside rooms. 4 baths. auto
matte heat: income around x625 tno
bOardi: rent 500. One Of the most eff
to responsible party. Leta Lister. Adams
Evening star., 1938-01-30

| FREE COPY Of monthly magazine mailed
| to any address interested in home owner
i ship. real estate building and allied III
Evening star., 1938-01-30

COAT, black, persian collar. S5: dresses,
SI'o each; 3-piece tailored suit, 500
al size :iS; 3 mems suits. 81 so, ~ and
-: mems shoes. 65c pair. F. Green, Capt.
tO View ave. KenSlnptnn Nd -
Evening star., 1938-01-30

GROCERY, $500 weekly business: rent
$50: splendid i-r0Om apt: long term
lease price. S!,s5O, including $500 stock
CT
Evening star., 1938-01-30

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
UNION MADE KITCHEN CABINETS AND
woodwork of distinction built to suit yoir
individual requirements at lowest prices.
Free estimates. Call Col. 5:}ll-W.
BUILDER. all kinds repairs. remodeling
building. lowest price hest mechanics and
material: free estimates. Call Lincoln
S:iSS any time.
Evening star., 1938-01-30

cUnd connie, BOILER with blower thsrmos,s'
water good condition. Cleveland 1894.
3S1'. Warren ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-01-30

PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. capable.
best references: Christian scientist pre-
ferre6 TeIenbone