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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-19
Fleetwood High
School News

The senior class elected officers
last week. Gwyn Yates was cleo
ted president, Kathryn Houck,
vice-president; Norma Hartzog,
secretary and William Phillips,
treasurer.
The Blue Ridge maskers had
their preliminary try outs for one
act plays Monday. Three will be
presented Friday in a second try
out.
Nj. E. GROUP MET
The Ashe county Epworth
League Union met in Calvary
Methodist church in Fleetwood
last Monday. Chestnut Hill Ep-
worth League had charge of the
program and gave a splendid pro-
gram. A new league from cram
berry joined the union. On the
absence of the president Anne
Caldwell, vice president, presid-
ed. Warrensville won the ban
ner for attendance. Fleetwood
League had charge of the enter
tainment and refreshments under
the direction of Violet Vannoy
and Mamie Eastridge.
The Juniors entertained some
of the high school students and
part of the faculty at a measur-
ing party last Tuesday night.
Many interesting games were
played and refreshments consist
| ing of apples, lemonade and can
dy were served. An enjoyable
time was had by everyone pre-
sent.
Fleetwood Epworth League
gave pie supper last week to
raise funds to pay for the piano
they bought recently. A large
number attended and the League
was we'll pleased with the finan-
cial returns.
Miss Mabel Blackburn was a
visitor in Boone during the week
end.
The grades will present their
operetta, Little Black Sambo,'
next Friday night, October q,
Roy Kimberlin will play the part
of Sambo, Helen Norris, Mumbo;
Duane Church, Jumbo; and about
twenty-five other children will
appear as negroes. Others in the
cast will be monkeys, elephants
tigers and giraffes.
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BALDWIN SCHOOL NEWS

Baldwin Literary Society met
Monday and elected the follow
ing to serve as officers for the
next month: Edwin Houck, presi-
dent; J. c. Houck, vice-president;
Miss Bobbie Jean Campbell, Sec
rotary; Miss Winnie Mae Good
man, assistant secretary; Robert
Houck, Gilbert Gentry, Calvin
Goodman, June Gentry, Reva
Houck and Ray Houck were cleo
ted as program committee.
The school has been working
hard to improve the library. We
have bought 80 new books, and
the students have donated 10
slightly used books. The follow
ing students have donated either
books or money to the library:
Bobbie Jean Campbell, Jessie
Dow Houck, j. c. Houck, Gladys
Greer, Lottie Ray Houck, Arnold
Gentry, Vivian Wyatt, Reeves
Gentry, Bryan Gentry, Levonne
Houck, Myrtle Goodman, Delbert
Bowen, Jimmie Edwards, Max
Houck, Minnie Wood, Roy Gen
try, Gilbert Gentry, Edwin
Houck, Bower Wood, Willard
Goodman, Calvin Goodman and
Glenna Houck.
Those that made the honor roll
the first month were: 9Th grade,
Willard Goodman, Jean Stephens,
Vivian Wyatt; 9Th grade, June
Gentry, Winnie Mae Goodman;
4th grade, Gilbert Gentry, Edwin
Heuck, Park Gentry, Sylvia Wood
and Minnie Wood.
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Extension Class
To Open Oct. 4

DR.. Ernest Derendinger who
was here Oct. IA, made plans to
teach an extension course for
teachers, in English Literature,
and will open his class Nov. 4 at
10 o'clock in the morning, in the
West Jefferson high school build
ing.
Miss Lillian Switzerland, Lam
sing teacher, who assisted in Sc
curing DR.. Derendinger, said that
81 had enrolled in the course,
from Ashe, Watauga, and Ale
ghany counties.
DR.. Derendiger, member of the
staff at Catawba college, taught
a course in art here last year
which was very popular.
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Mrs. Ed D. Barr and daughter
Betsy, spent the weekend with
relatives in Hickory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Denny
and small son of Jenkins, KY,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott in Jefferson. Mrs. H.
E. Denny, who has been spending
some time with her father, Mr.
John Scott and other relatives IN
the county, returned to Kentucky
with her son.
Mrs. Arthur Frazier, Mrs. Ed
Anderson and daughter, Billie,
visited friends in Wilkesboro on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tilley and
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Patterson of Mt. Airy, N
c., were weekend guests OF MT
and Mrs. Sam Diggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Price have
returned home after making {
business trip to Georgia.
Mr.. Glenn GRAPHICAL left yes
terday for Lynchburg where ne
will join Mrs. GRAPHICAL and they
will then 60 to New York for
visit. While there they will at
tend the New York World:
Fair. ..-....
Mrs. Charles H. Phillips ano
her sister Mrs. John I. Mcclure
of Asheville, N. c., spent the
week end with their sister Mrs
William H. GRAPHICAL at Grassy
Creek. -
Brantley and J. R. Lewis, O
High Point were weekend vlsl
tors in town.
Mrs. T.. K. Mcclure and Mrs
Estes Mcclure, of Todd are Wis
ting their sister in Hopewell, Va
They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Gather, of NortF
Wilkesboro.
Miss Eliza. Howell, student il
the Todd school had the misfor
tune to- fall and fracture her ell
bow while playing ball Friday.
Mrs. Bette Krider, of Todd
who has. been ill for some time
does not improve much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dent, Mrs
Dorothy Loggins. Miss Edna Mae
and Miss Dorothy Neal, attended
the show at Booze Monday night
Mrs. King Spainhour, of NORTH
Wilkesboro visited her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields Sheets, thi
Major and Mrs. A. L. Fletcher
of Washington, D. c. have beer
spending this week in Jefferson
Mrs. Bob Barr, returned Sun
day from Lincolnton where she
has been with her son Clyde who
recently underwent a serious ope
ration. He is reported to be much
better.
Mrs. ]. Q. Mcclure, of Ashe
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MRS. SHEPHERD ENTERTAINS
LAUREL SPRINGS w. Nj. u.

The Laurel Springs Baptist w.
M. U. met with Mrs. Madge
Reeves Shepherd Tuesday after
noon for the October meeting.
Those taking part on the pro-
gram were Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs.
Hazel Taylor, Mrs. Clete B.
Choate, Mrs. Van Miller and Mrs.
Reeves.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments after the program.
The November meeting will be at
Mrs. F. Miller's, Laurel Springs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Reeves of
Grassy Creek visited relatives in
Washington, D. c., last week.
Mrs. Jake Buchanan and small
daughter, Elizabeth Ann, are Wis
iting Mrs. Buchanan's parents at
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Edwards; also her sister, Mrs. D.
E. Blackburn, of West jefferson.
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WOMAN'S CLUB WILL
MEET FRI, OCTOBER q

Mrs. A. B. Hurt, president of
the Woman's Club has announced
that the October meeting will be
held on Friday, Oct. q rather
than at the regular time this
week. Mrs. Lem Hafer will be
hostess to the club at her home
here next Friday. The program
will be on Home Safety and
American Citizenship.
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MRS. WILCOX HONORED
ON GOTH BIRTHDAY SUN.

Last Sunday the relatives and
friends of Mrs. Mary Wilcox gave
her surprise birthday dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Len
Yonce. Mrs. Wilcox was ninety
years old. She is greatly loved by
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PERSONALS

vile arrived a few days ago to
visit her sister Mrs. Charlie Phil
lips.
Mrs. Margie E. Smith, of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Raymond Nc
CURE, of Todd. She was accom-
panied by her son, Edwin.
Miss Julia Allen spent the week
end visiting friends here.
Glenn Neal returned Monday
from a business trip to Colora-
do, New Mexico and other west
ern states.
Paul Perkins and Dale Atwood
attended the football game at
Chapel Hill Saturday. They were
accompanied as far as High Point
by Mr.. Atwood's mother.
Mrs. A. D. Phillips, of Fleet
wood is spending a few days
with relatives on Beaver Creek.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Idol, OF
Clemmons, and Misses Julia and
Lib Idol of Winston-Salem were
the week end guests of the
SpeerS.
Mrs. ANNA Ray and Miss June
Smith spent the week end in Coe-
burn, Va, visiting Mrs. Rays mo-
Their who is seriously i'll.
Miss Mary Price McCarroll who
is teaching in South Carolina this
year, spent the week end in West
Jefferson.
Al Bowen. who until recently
was connected with the Burgess
Construction Co. in the R. E. A
work here. spent the week end
visiting friends. He is located at
Amelia, Va, at present.
Lillard Oliver who has been
confined for some time because
of broken leg, is able to be out
again.
Monte Weaver has arrived tC
spend the winter months at his
home at Lansing.
Lee Caudill and John Weaver
Jr. sustained severe cuts and
! bruises when their car overturn-
ed on the Warrensville-T Trade
road Sunday.
Mr.. Raymond Mcclure, Of
Todd has moved his garage equip.
ment to Boone where he will be
connected with the Graham Ga.
frage.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Speaks Of
West Jefferson, N. c., announce
the arrival of a 1O-pound son
Richard Ray, on Oct. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. R. Goswick
and son, Carl Jr., spent the week
end with Mrs. Goswick's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McNeill.
Miss Mary Lillian McNeill, who
is attending Draughon's Bushes!
College at Winston-Salem, spen
the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. Willard McNeill accompan
led Mrs. c. w. Ray to Coeburn
Va, last weekend.
Miss Elizabeth McNeill anc
Miss Clyde Pennington, who arr
attending Draughton Business
College at Winston-Salem spen
the weekend with their parents
Mrs. Vada Hartsoe, of Winston
Salem, has been visiting her mo
Their, Mrs. M. E. Hardin for thu
past few days.
Mr. Mont Hardin returned t.
Greensboro Wednesday aftel
spending a few days with his mo-
Their Mrs. M. E. Hardin of Yves
Jefferson.
Mr.. Garnet Clark who is en-
rolled in A. S. T. c. at Boone
was week end visitor of hi!
fathers near Lansing.
| Miss Kathryn Hunt gave an in
spirational address on Monday
afternoon to the Woman's Aux
i1iory If tho Eirc4 DrooL4o>:a-
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Mrs. Matte Halbrook, of Tur-
lock, Calf, and native of
Wilkes county, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Alexander at
Crumpler. This is the first time
that Mrs. Halbrook has been back
in this section in 40 years.
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Mrs. r. H. Stone and Martha
were. in Greensboro, Sunday.
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a great host of relatives and
friends, seventy five of whom
were present at the dinner.
The occasion was very enjoy
able one for Mrs. Wilcox and her
friends and relatives.
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nomical twin unit for best baking
and roasting results. There's new
High-Speed Broiler and new
Doubleday Thermizer which cooks
a whole meal for less than cents.
The beautiful cabinet is one-piece:
lifetime porcelain, inside and out.
Study the complete list OF features.
Then come in and see dclnonstra-
ton of this cooking marvel. Learn
how easily you can own one.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-10-19

Q Here's remarkable range value
made possible only because of
Frigidaire's manufacturing ability
and large scale production. Think
of it! A beautiful, inexpensive base
type range with host of features
usually found only in higher priced
models!
For example, every cooking unit
has $ cooking speeds. The full-size
oven. heavily insulated. has an eco
Evening star., 1939-02-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored: from North Carolina. wants
work OF any kind part or full time: ref
erence. Dupont 1859.
GIRL, refined colored, college education,
PLAN cooking, g.hw.; no SUNDAYS: refer
ences. Call $40 p. m Dupont 0'!9N.
GIRL: colored, reliable. desires position
as ghW: reference, experienced. Phone
Dupont :92lO.
GIRL. colored. wishes part-time work.
Call Potomac 1899.
GIRL high school colored desires worN
after school hrs. and Saturdays. Call
Potomac 41o6-J.
GIRL colored. neat wishes WORK. part
time days work or all day. Call Michi-
gan 177t.
GIRL colored: general housework. no
nights: good reference. 1o5 NJ st NV.
GIRL, colored. neat. good ref. wants days
Work or Job Cleaning apartments. District
S3ol after pm.
LADY; qqaiifed settled. wishes housework
"9?l S. 18TH st. Arlington, Va II"
WOMAN, young, colored desires morning
or afternoon work; experienced cook laun-
dress, g INV: ref. Adams 251'
WOMAN colored. good cook, excellent
maid, GOOD health: public or private; ref
erence. District Bios
WOMAN, colored: general houSework. part
time or full time Minnie North lO4a0.
WOMAN. colored dressmaking and DAYS
work of any kind; frst-clasS service At
lantic 90Nl. 10.
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SITUATIONS WOMEk

BUSINESS WOMAN. 30. all-around exp in
small restaurant knows how TO hold trade
Al refs. Shepherd 1851 II.
HOUSEKEEPER. %. working or super
yisory, for refined boarding house; AL
refs available Immediately Shep ! s5l
NURSE. hospital training. several years
experience best doctors ref; take any
case Dupont G65g
OFFICE NURSE. 2'2 yrs training. $ yrs
eXpr. physicians Office assistant. physio-
therapy, urinalySiS Elliott treatments,
some X-ray, Tel. Line, 6lsl-R IT,
WOMAN white experienced educated
speaks several LANGUAGES. seeks position as
companion or RoverneSs or care for invalid
or children Phone WOofley 1HoS 10
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WoMEh

JAPANESE-A COUPLE, take en-
IRE charge good. small family. Box SS-M.
Star. 10.
NAVAL OFFICER, retiring in May. and wife
wan position representing rental agency
Tor apartment house or development, in eX-
Chan2e Tor rent Reply Box 264, G. P O.,
NOrtO.F
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

FLORIDA TOUR FEB 16-MARCH 2; MI
ami. st. Pete, etc. private party; new
Buick; absolutely reliable. Emerson 7l24.
12'
DRIVING TO NEW YORK NOM AY, RE
turn Wednesday; can take 4. Phone Ber-
wyn 303 12s
LEAVING FOR MIAMI SUNDAY MORN
ing; take 2 share expenses. Call Poto-
mac 1854
FREE TRANSPORTATION TO FORT
Scott, Kansas. to party to drive car; leav-
ing D. c. Feb. 18th. Woodley 1922. Ray
c. Hobbs 12s
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective ASsocla-
tion. 5000 Wheeler rd. Sc. All. 7l42.
FRENCH HORN found on Wesley Heights
bus. Call Woodey 1872.
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BOY Is or under to learn trade in dental
laboratory; neat. CONSCIENTIOUS must have
bicycle. Apply Sunday between 10 and II
am. Art-Craft Dental Laboratory. 1929
Vermont ave. NV.
CABINETMAKER, experienced sl7 Penn
Slyvanla ave. NV
must have good references. Phone Rock
vile 645.
DIcTAPHoNE MECHANIC. experienced:
permanent position for qualified man APP
plv Mr.. Meyers. Sl3 l4th ST. NV
DRIVERS statesmen for laundry: only
those with experience and references need
apply. State full qualifications. Box
FLOOR LAYERS sanders fnishers; block
and strip frSt-class mechanics only; good
win references. Box lii-M. star,
NAN. create your own lob and receive IN
MEN 10r. young. under 20 h. S. grads
tion and assist mgrS.; experience unneceS-
sary; permanent. excellent future: able to
drive an asset: TRANSFORMATION furnished;
expenses advanced: drawing account. APP
ply 10-6. Mr.. Hopkins. Cairo Hotel. Don
phone. IL
REPRESENTATIVE between so and so
years, good appearance and personality.
car necessary; training and leads furnished.
See Mr.. Spence $50 Press Bids
SALES CLERK. exp. in electrical appliances
and supply. State quaificatlons and pre-
SALESMAN. young, energetic, for agent of
nursery company, good territory. Call Wis.
7636-J l2-
SALESMAN outside paint, by an old
established paint house in WASHINGTON
apartments, houses and institutions. Steady
lob for I steady man III Drd%ng aS.as aoc9Hnt 4r
letter. All replys strictly confidential. Box
SALESMAN. experienced, in wood flooring;
GOOD opportunity with reliable flooring COM
pany. Box lO1-L. Star.
lst ST. NV. Ask for M Harry.
statesmen G0>, 30 years, or older, with
cars. I have an article that can't miss.
Only personal interviews; no phone calls;
statesmen with proven abili,ies guarante,ed
good salary. See Adam Seek, al Seeks
Corner, Silver Spring. Md. after am.
statesmen. over As. sober, experience I'M
necessary: fast seller, good profits, imme.,
date cash. Sunday, l to 3, Kelly. AIS md
NV.
SIGHT SEEING BUS DRIVERS; prefer bus
rience may be satisfactory; must be resi-.
dent of the District for al least l year. and
must have G drivers permit; must be
TO the Gray Line at 1854 e3rd st. NV. for
appointment.
SURVEYOR or engineer to survey large
tract of Virginia land Columbia 151l.
Evenings Shepherd 3i1l.
UPHOLSTERERS, good also Gu, slip COW
ers Answer at once Armstrong; Uphol-
stery Shop. 1913 10Th st. NV
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE
An executive is looking for a man who
answers the following description: Age be-
tween % and 4 3: good education: not nee
essarily COLLEGE man. Must be ambitious
and like to meet people. State precisely in
strict confidence and in fun detail aee,
education. complete business experience.
with records. present occupation and con-
nection and reason for wishing change.
Pox ll2M, Star.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED.
23rd and Eye SITS. NV apt. bldg. See
Mr Mooney.
CANVASSERS.
Good money-making PROPOSE
ton for several men. Apply at
once. United Utilities, 1105 7th
st. NV.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED,
S11 a day. Conn. ave. and Dav-
export st, Report ready for
work, rain or shine.
Evening star., 1939-02-11
FARM AND GARDEN.

FOR SALE. well-rotted COW and stable
manure and black screened soil. IS ton
25 bushels IS: so bushels. SO. delivered
jackson 1871 IL.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

4 YOUNG WORK MARES and horses. one
Sorrel horse. : years old, 1850 lbs. Rear
H19 d st. NV. IL
PONY COLT, cheap. Shepherd 37"0
10 WORK HORSES to be sold cheap at
once. Rear of 4256 Mimi. ave. sc. l"'
RIDING HORSES hieh-class Young
horses, l gated mare, Sho" mare See
them
PIGS Hampshire and Durocs. 8 weeks,
S5 each.
AleX Va. Duke st extended = miles
out. Just past Holmes Run big house on
hill. M. j Waple. il. Alex. "O5-J-l
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Los

ALTO HORN, in blue hae; on bus or street
car; reward. Woodley 1868.
DIAMOND RING. Sunday nlent in Capitol
Theater. Reward. Columbia 63lS.
IADY'S SPORT JACKET. gray plaid. un
lined near Conn. ave. A & w. Hot Shoppe,
Wed. eve K S. Groves cl39 r st. NV
LOST Dec l6, brown leather pocketbook;
sold plated cigarette case marked "A. M,
containing silver cigarette holder. Return
case and holder only to owner: l1@5 Que
St. NV. Potomac 3h51. Reward. ~
PEARLS. full string Richelieu, between
3Oth and legation and downtown. Reward.
Emerson 81
POLICE DOG. gray tag No. lo16l; an
swers TO name. John Henry. reward.
AL New jersey ave. sc. Lincoln 2516.
r. C A. portable phonograph, turntable
and Two 16-ln. tranSCrlptlonS Reward.
Adams 7275. 1910 Columbia rd.
REMOVABLE GOLD BRIDGE, 3 teeth; re-
ward 1928 L 81. n W. Apt. Al. IL
RINGS. .. in ladies' rm.. Supreme Court
BLDG. Saturday. Reward. Mrs. H. d.
McKibben. Sanford ave, CatonSNille, Nd.
SHOPPING BAG. leather: containing
glasses. keys money. etc. Reward. 2l22
California st, NV. Apt. $50
SPRINGER SPANIEL. brown and white. fe-
male; name; "Znzu Return anXionsly
awaited by. Jay Wood ased : 1920 35th
s.. NV. Michigan 1897. Reward
STEAK SET. silver. lost Monday Reward
Wisconsin $3.50.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

months old; good layers S12N Walker
Mil I'd. off Marlboro Pike. j. A. Bradley,
Route !. Box 619-D, Benning D. c.
Evening star., 1939-02-11

SALESMAN, outside paint, by an old
established pant house in WASHINGTON
Must have experience in selling painters.
apartments, houses and institutions. Steady
lob for a steady man. Drawing account
and commission. Give full details in first
letter. All replys strictly confidential. BOX
l6S-M. Star lo'
Evening star., 1939-02-11
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1922. 1924 SOUTH .I NELSON. sArlnstonmFurn
service; S12 week. Lincoln 1884.
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TABLE BOARD.
THE ABBEY

Where Quality and Economy Meet"
1926 Rhode Island Ave NV.
Dinner, SOC Sunday. Csc Breakfast. :3sc
Special weekly. monthly rates Deliciou,
food served in an atmosphere of Old Worc
Evening star., 1939-02-11
SAlESkEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SALESMEN-To sell stock OF industrial
loan company. Apply 1422 ST. NV
ond floor
Evening star., 1939-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ALL KINDS of furniture and household
goods: highest cash prices. Don't sell
until YOU call North 6O4O. Prompt serV-
ice. We do moving and hauling.
BOOKS. all kinds; best casn prices. Phone
Met. 1885 or bring in. Storage Book Shop
40 10th st. NV.
BOOKS all kinds: highest cash prices;
bring them or phone g. David Pearlman's
Book Shop. 14O7 G NV. Met. 541b.
DINING ROOM, bedroom, living room, also
piano and 1 1Frigidaire. Call after pm
FURNITURE, rugs. household goods, etc.
54sS. Reliable moving done
GAS ENGINE, portable. 90 to 30 hp.:
stand; make; good running order. Box
USED ACCORDION good condition: price
must be right. Call Accordion, Columbia
4Si4.
GoLD1BR1NG YOUR OLD GOLD Sill
YER. PLATINUM TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A. KAHN
INC. As YEARS AT 935 F.
OLD GOLD silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum prices paid
BURNSTINE'S, go F ST. NV.
Since 1866.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded 1ewelry; full cash value paid
SELINGER'S. 61S st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-02-11
SAM" RICE'S
NEW HAMPSHIRFS,

SPECIALIZING IN New HampShre chicks
and Matching eggs. Order now Write
for 1882 price list Satisfaction euaran-
teed. Sam Rices Poultry Farm and
Hatchery. Ashton. Md. Phone 46.
New Hampshire Breeding Cockerels for Sale.
Evening star., 1939-02-11
WALBRIDGE HOUSE

~ 1889 R ST: NV.
FOR SIX YEARS THE WASHINGTON
F9oD AND FURNISHINGS. NOWHERE
CONSISTENT COMFORT. SECURITY AND
DIGNTTY OF ADDRESS: WE INVITE IN
81 SPEGIlqN e G AND COMPARISON; PHONES
BELLBoY SERVICE. CoUNTRY CLUB'
SINGLES AND DOUBLES RATES. $40 90
10 N5:l 90 PER MONTH
Evening star., 1939-02-11
ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED or unfurnished room in
Chastleton Apt. Call Dupont 1000. Branch
S12. l2s
EMPLOYED lady desires quiet room, pri-
vate family; preferably 18th st. vicinity.
Box 14S-M. Star. 12"
LARGE ROOM, unfurnished, in apt. pref
erably: Northwest section: reasonable.
Available March 1st. Box 94-L. Star
Evening star., 1939-02-11

SALESMAN young, energetic for agent of
nursery company, good territory. Call Wis.
r63R-J l2+
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
FLYING LESSONS 50

FLYING LESSONS, So.
9-hr. course, $50. Solo pilots license
course. so. Ground school classes in
Guided IN all courses. Capitol Airport
e,Aerocademy. Bladensbure. Nd. Phone
Greenwood 3111 10.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE,
Nakon Beauty School. 1434 Park Rd NV
Evening star., 1939-02-11
DENTIST WANTED

2605 Adams Mill Rd.-S45.
? rooms. kitchen. bath and porch: elec-
ric retrigeration.
Evening star., 1939-02-11

BRIGHTWOOD 5000 sth ST. NW-NEW
det. corner home. beautiful apt ] room
kitchen. private bath. rcfrIgeration. Vene-
tian blinds; gas. cleo; unlim phone
$40 PER MONTH-gIO R l. AVE NE,
Apt b large rooms, kitchen and bath.
including heat
Evening star., 1939-02-11
HELP MEN.

BOY Is or under to learn trade in dental
laboratory; neat. conscientious, must have
hicycle Apply Sunday between 10 and -
a NJ. Art-Craft Dental Laboratory. 1923
Vermont ave. NV.
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Evening star., 1939-02-11

22UI MASS. AVE NW-Single studio
room, $40 80 TO $40: double room. S33 80
ea; double base room SOB. so ca EX-
cellent home cooking
18Th AND LAMONT-Attractive rooms with
GOOD meals. Unlimited phone. $3.50 10Th
ST. NV Col 4A14-I
Evening star., 1939-02-11

SALES CLERK exp. in electrical appliances
and supply. State qualification and pre-
vlous employment. Box 269-L, Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-11

REPRESENTATIVE between 80 and 80
years, good appearance and personality; :;
car necessary; training and leads furnished.
Mr. Press BLDG
Evening star., 1939-02-11

2300 18th St.-S60.
> rooms and bath corner apt, all out
side rooms; electric refrigeration.
National Mortgage & Inv. Corp,
Natl 5S33 1910 N V Ave
Evening star., 1939-02-11

S34 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk. Single rms
clean warm 4 baths: c.h.w.; car lines.
Men Adams 1QO1a
Evening star., 1939-02-11

WOODRIDGE-3244 WALNUT ST NE
. large rooms and kitchen. gas. electricity
and heat newly repapered: adults. Du-
pOnt 55O1