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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Medals TO Be Presented
From norwegian Royalty

Norwegians of Tacoma and vi
cinity will pay homage to their
mother country by commemorate
ing Norway's Independence day,
May 10. In honor of the event a
program will be held in Normanna
hall Saturday evening.
Medals will be presented from
the royal family OF Norway 10
Mayor Kaufman and Mrs. Henry
Berglund by Vice Consul Stang
Andersen.
The program includes numbers
by the Normanna Male chorus.
George johnson, director; piano
selections. Miss Dorothy Allison:
vocal solo, Mr.. Harry Hansen; adj
dress, Mr.. Henry Foss; vocal solo,
Miss Allison; address, Pastor
Bringdale; violin solo. Miss Doro-
thy Isaalk, and recitation, Miss
June Hadland.
Lodges sponsoring the program
are Sons and Daughters of Nor
way, the Ancient Order Of Vikings.
North Light club and the Norman
ma Male chorus.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Siesfoos
Congratulated

Word has been received OF the
birth Of a son 10 Lieut. and Mrs.
II. y. Slgafoos OF Fort Lincoln. n.
d.. at Omaha. Neb.. on May -.
Lieut.. and Mrs. sigafooa are for
mer residents OF Tacoma. he hav-
ing served hia interneship AZ the
Pierce County hospital. and alao
serving a. assistant auperintcn-
dent Of the hospital before entering
service year ago.
Grandparents welcoming the
child are Mr.. and Mrs p. W
Gwynns Vaughan of Omaha. ard
Or. and Mrs Frank sigafoos Of
orting. who Will leave In June 20
visit their son and hia family.
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Fife Seniors 10 Dance
Al Lakewood

Members Of the Fife high school
class Of 40 will be entertained by
the juniors at a dinner dance Fri
day evening at Lakewood. The
group will gather for dinner at
$50 o'clock, and dancing will fol-
low in the ballroom.
Decorations win carry out a nau-
tieal idea, with ships and anchors
being used. The class flowers,
white carnations and roses, will
be emphasized in the floral ar
engagements.
Miss June Dunning. senior adj
wiser, and Miss Barbara Reynolds,
junior adviser. will be special
guests. with the following men,
bers Of the high school faculty. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Han. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Kepka. Robert Dezell,
Alan Fynstad. Miss Alice Grimes,
Ray W. Jacobs. Miss Dorothy
Thiele. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sand
Wig and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. VIM
SON
First Lutheran church IL spon-
soring a rummage sale May 20 10
rs at lib So. 18th II. For informa-
ton. call Mrs. Garfield Ofelt, Proc
tor 1O4s-R.
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Ths Clover fafk schaaf zeHieF
banquet wtli - given ~ Lake.
wed Terrace u 80 e'stess ~.
asy svenIag Mss nsFh4r~ irs
man an - the tusEtmss,rszs
rh< dsnHsr prcErsm wsll sn<iud<
choral sslsstirzs ~ 7 s<nicF Etri<i
talks bs three ssm.lssts aas
s,lns. harriet Rew<n zns cyFus
Happy. : plane sesa ~ I~sa -.
vesen. uumpsf seaA. Andy An
ares. reasrks frcm a. q. Ha.it-
loff. superintendent. MuxA Fushsf-
lasin. rFtnelrsl ". {. uFrwn.
seniar eisss adviser. Mi~ Hlxn<
- lehnsea. xlrlx adviser. AFs
luilus Mann. srhcnl no.rd repre-
sentative. ana Col. nnusid Jnhn.
snn. community representative
Three more students Arthur
States. Walter ol<nn ard vsFns
cisrAson wsil th<n SPEAK ard
Dorothy crsmsr. sla.. president.
wili tive fhs farewell ssIsfrens
The committee n eA<fxs ecn-
sssts a. Barbara Lyman. ehatrman.
Anna parsew. Ton Lyle. Cyrus
Happy. Klissh<th Hsaxh ard Do
eshs cramsy.
Daughters 81 Am~rs~a- regular
tas.S..axa ....l... - 4 .ssz4.zG -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Mrs. W. W. PasCoe
To Be Hostess
Virginia Dare Chapter TO
Elect Officers Monday

Members of Virginia Dare
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will
gather at the home of Mrs.
w. w. Pascoe Monday for
their annual business meeting
and election of officers. As
sisting hostesses will be Mes
danes S. B. Stocking, F. T.
Beers, II. Z. Post and Z. F.
Dodds.
Mrs. Robert Beach will preside
over the business of the day. The
afternoons musical program will
be given by Mrs. Charles w.
Mason, whose appearances are
always looked forward to with
pleasure.
Those wishing transportation
are requested to call Mrs. Post at
Proctor 1852.
Canadian Legion and auxiliary
card party at s p. m. Saturday in
Emerson hall. Refreshments. Pub
lie invited. Mrs. George Under
wood, chairman.
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ties of Society," Clubs, Schools and Church Groups
Enciaeer 10 Talk to
Il Plus Club

The q Plus Study club will
meet Friday evening at the new
home OF Mr.. and Mra Franklin 4.
johnson. sioT Ne. 18th. ~ Q
O'Clock. Special guests viii b Mr..
and Mrs. Frank N. Aeyerend. Mr..
Meyerend II resident engineer for
the Roebling company in oonneo-
ton with their work on the Mar
rows bridge in Tacoma. He win
speak on other famous bridges he
has supervised. illustrating his
talk. A short business meeting and
discussion Of fall study plans win
be held Refreshments win be
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Vows Exchanged
On Wednesday
Miss Shepard, Mr.. .sehnslI
To Live in Olympic

In the quiet setting Of her
parents home on Wednesday
evening, Miss Maxine Shep-
ard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray L. Shepard, became the
bride of Mr.. Elmer V. Schnell,
of Olympia, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor of Graham.
The bride chose an after
noon dress of dusty rose lace
with accessories of dark blue.
Her flowers were orchids.
The ceremony was read by
the Rev. J. T. Mcqueen.
Miss Geraldine Randolph. the
brides only attendant, wore a
black and white figured street
dress with a black hat trimmed
with white flowers. She wore also
a corsage Of gardenias. Mr.. Ted
Kronquist was the best man.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Shepard chose a medium blue
printed sheer and Mrs. Taylor
wore a dark print. Both had cor
sages of sweet peas and pink rose
buds.
The wedding reception followed
the s o'clock ceremony. The home
was decorated with baskets OF
dogwood and wiegelia and the
table centerpiece was OF ivory
roses, pink snapdragons and blue
forget-me-nots arranged In a crys-
tai bowl with crystal candle hold
ers and ivory tapers.
Mrs. Florence Wyckoff presided
at the coffee urn.
For travelling the bride added a
dark blue top coat with blue &C
Mr.. and Mrs. Schnell
will make their home in Olympia.
Both are Lincoln High school
graduates and Mrs. schnell was
graduated from st. Peters hospi-
tai school Of nursing In Olympia.
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PIT. A. News
MONDAY

The executive board of the Ia
coma Council Of Parent Teacher
Associations will be the guests OF
their president. Mrs. v. r. Pflaum,
at her home May "a at 100 p. m.
A short business meeting will be
held TO complete details Of the
year. after which Mrs. Pflaum will
serve tea.
Bryant PIT. A. meets At $50
p. m. at the school. Mrs. Joseph
Turco. retiring president. will In
stall the following officers; Mrs.
J. r. Heinrich. president; Mrs. e.
s. Dolan and Miss Loretta Hinck-
ley. vice presidents; Mrs. Harold
stavig. secretary. and Mrs. James
secreto, treasurer. Mrs. W. l..
Marden. program chairman. will
present Miss Helen Cantine Of the
Girl Scout office as guest speaker.
Custer Relief corps auxiliary. G..
A. r.. will present Girl Scout
troop No. "a with a silk flag. A
report Of the convention will be
given. and the graduating class
will present vocal selections. Tea
will be served, with mothers Of
Miss Nettie Sewrights and Miss
Frieda schumacher's pupils as
hostesses. A nursery will be pro-
vided for pre-school children.
Lowell PIT. A. meets at 3 p. m.
in the school auditorium. The fol-
lowing officers viii be installed;
Mesdames Loris Baker. president
George Jackson, vice president,
Walter West, secretary, and X. y.
McCrimmon, treasurer. Or. =. g.
Williston will speak on Patterns
for Citizenship" Miss hsurine
Wade will sing: "a pupils are TAX
ing part In the program.
Washington Preschooi m eets
with Mrs. Clifford p. Spike. 54is
No. 18th, at 8 p. m, Mrs. Sumner
Bennett and Mrs. s. G. Fusco as
sisting. Mrs. Sterling Carmichael.
incoming president, will report on
the convention. She viii be a.
sisted during the coming year by
Mrs. Elmer Berglund. vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Sumner Bennett, seere-
tary, and Mrs. Elmer Anderson,
treasurer. Mrs. L. o. Tucker, past
president, will install.
Whitman Preschool meets AZ 8 p.
m. In the kindergarten room Of
the school. DIR. Horace Whitacre
will speak on cancer. Mrs. clif-
ford Pratt will present musical Sc
lectioBs. Mrs. John Lemon will
install Magazines Edward 7. Bow
man. president: Clifford l. Weeks,
first vice president; Bert mccoy.
second vice president. A. J. Smith,
secretary. and Charles Dawson.
treasurer. After the convention
report. a shower for the lsyetts
will be held and members are
asked 10 bring something new or
IN good condition. Hostesses viii
be MsSdames r. l. Smith, Ira
DUNCAN. Edwin jacobson and
Dawson
Falkland Preeehooi viii hold ita
last meeting Of the season al the
home Of Mrs. Charles Goodrich.
Monday, at . p. m Ths officers
for the coming year 10 be IN
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Miss Rogers Feied
By Miss PloWden
VIII Become Bride Of Mr..
Hess on COMING June 5

Miss Sylvia Rogers, the be-
trothed Of Mr.. Willard +.
Hess, of Naches. was compli-
mented on Thursday evening
at a kitchen shower and des-
sert bridge party for which
Miss Joanna Plowden enter
tanned. She was assisted by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John
Plowden. The tables we're dec
GRATED with lilacs and iris.
Guests At the party were Misses
Nancy Jane Hart. Katherine New
begin, Virginia Ann Thomas.
Muriel Wood. Susan Simpson. Es-
Their ostrem. Lenore Ellstrom.
Betty Ross, Grace Hamilton. Mrs.
Dana Rogers. mother Of the bride
elect and Mrs p y. plowden,
mother Of the hostess.
Honors were won BY Miss Simp-
son and Miss Wood.
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stalled are Mrs. Stewart Palmer.
president. Mrs Willis Gordon.
secretary. Mrs. John G. Richards.
vice president. and Mrs A J.
SorensoB. treasurer Mrs Ross
BoyntOn, the first Falkland Pre-
school president. has been invited
10 install the new officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Miss copeland
Is Installed
Beta Phi Kappa Members
Attend Bsnquss rhursdsy

Annual installation for Beta
Phi Kappa. national business
girls sorority. was held
Thursday evening with the
sorority banquet At the Coun-
try Inn and Tea Garden.
Members were seated during
the dinner hour at 4 long table
conferred with iris In tones OF
purple and yellow. the soror-
ity's colors. Yellow roses tied
with purple ribbons TO which
cards were attached. marked
each members place.
Formal installation % the newly
elected OFFICERS followed lmmsal-
stely after the banquet. with Miss
nsrnies Morse. retiring president.
presidinx and Miss naryj~sn
Brooks assisting. alss harinrts
nspslsnd Was Installed .. prs~i-
dent al the business girls group
with Aiss Lillian Muri..e - vice
president. Nrs. Harold Helserman.
recording secretary: Miss Phyllis
Mitchell. corresponding secretary:
Miss nunioe washburn. reelected
treasurer. and Mrs. Robert Hiram.
sche, sergeant-at-arms
After the installation services.
Miss Espeland presented Ma.
Morse with . past presidents pin
given by the sorority 10 each re-
firing president Mlss E~pelsnd
then appointed Mrs. Lyle Cope ~
publicity chairman for the new
term. Mis~ Mary Louise Gonyea.
In charge Of the scrap. book: Mrs,
Harvey Braga, flower COMMITTEES,
and Miss Anita ball. charity work.
Miss Helen johnson win be In
charge Of the preparation com.
mlttse.
Retiring officers are Mas morse.
president; Mas Father Gerry. vice
president; Mas Ezpeland. record
Ing secretary; hiss Morisss, eor-
responding secretary, and Mias
Brooks. ssrgeant-at-srms.
Members attending tina banquet
and installation were Misses Anita
Ball, Edith Hall. Camille Bstino-
vieh. Dorothy Hirkby. Maryjean
Brooks. Esther Cory. Marjorie IT.
poland. Mary Louise oonyea. Helen
johnson. Ethel Lucksnbihi. Phyllis
Mitchell. Lillian Aoriase. Dernlcs
Morse. Betty stringfeliow. Eunios
washbnrn: Mesdamss bert
Bramsche, Robert vandsnberE.
Lyle Cope, Austin Gibbons. Harold
Helrrman, Norman Kelley. Har-
vey Braga and hrs. c. 1. Waugh
Of Portland. Oregon.
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New officers Of Kappa Delta
were elected at = meeting on Wed.
nesday evening and accordingly
they will be present at the tea
They are: President. Mrs. Robert
Macarthur; vice president. Mrs
Irma Bowen; secretary, Miss Helen
Peterson; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence
Berg; editor, Miss Gertrude Butler
of Puyallup, and telephone chair
man, Miss Dorothy Payne. Mrs
Irma Bowen is the retiring presi-
dent.
A highlight of the afternoon will
be the showing of paintings by
Mrs. Helen Everett. Program num-
bers will include moon poems by
Mrs. Locke Riehl and songs by
Mrs. Marchell Stevens and Mrs.
r. M. Price.
A partial list OF guests includes
Mesdames Curtiss Hill, Robert
Abel, Lawrence McNerthney, How
ard Tatman, Sherman Day. John
w. Fishburne. Clell G. Boyd, Theo-
dore Healy. Robert K. Hunt, Ar
thur r. Walker, Robert F. Pfeiffer,
Alberta T. Powell, Ellery Cspen,
Frank J. Nurding, Harold Keller,
Ernest d. Thompson, Susan w.
Miller. Ralph Fowler. Henry Ar
mold Peterson. George II. Thomas,
John Taylor. Virgil Nelson, Charles
Rossio, Z. e. McNall. Lawrence
Dancey, Walter Ball. Edwin Deyo,
John Hamilton, Lyle Lemley, j. B.
Cromwell, A. d. Meyers, Paul An
derson. T. A. Lind, Ralph Roper,
George Coleman, o. E. Faulkner
F. Throdahl, Carl Klitgaard, ]. HUI
bert Craft, o. C. Button, Edgar w.
Fritz, Archie Whitney. J. w. Kali
kus, Puyallup; Jean C. Raymond,
Aberdeen: Edward S. Bomstead,
Seattle; ]. w. Gourley. Seattle;
Roy G. johnson. Seattle; Everett
Anderson, Seattle; Rex Weick,
Sumner; Charles Watson. Puyal-
lup; Wallace Flynn, Seattle.
Misses Helen Harvey, Alice
Northstrom, Pearl Oliver, Eleanor
Hale, Helen Lea, Edna Bowman,
Evelyn Nelson. Hilda Hirst, Evelyn
Hopkins, Barbara Began, Helen
Poe, Margaret Terry. Vivian Steel
man; Ruth Thorson, Olympia;
Beverly Richardson, Olympia.
Members of Kappa Delta alum
nae who will be hostesses are Mes
danes Ida Edwardson, Robert
Macarthur, Irma Bowen, Charles
Corfield, Russell Fix, A. S. Melovi-
doff, T. V. Northstrom, A. l.. Os-
berg, J. ]. Pachot, L. J. Parks,
E. M. Price, Frank Powell, w. G.
Tate, w. L. Ward, Neal Roberts,
Clarence Berg, Louis Smith.
Misses Stella Kellogg, Gertrude
Butler, Peggy Moore, Dorothy
Payne, Beulah White, Helen Pc
terson, Ethel Gordon, Margaret
Peterson and Marjory Dimock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Plan Dinners for
Junior Leaguers


~ 3N4fft9 70 - FI0t9feo
A number At dinner pHrfie<
are being arranged herr for
visiting delegates b the As<e-
citation AZ Juniar Leagues Of
America conferences which
closes In Seattle Friday after
noon. Dclenatsz were bfpaahf
20 THeunA Friday By their
huzfHs<ea.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Several Score to Attend Tea
AT Tennis Club on Saturday
Kappa Delta Aumnse TO Entertain; New Officer
Named at Meeting Of Organization Wednesday

Symbolic of the sorority will be the white roses which
will be used the tea table Saturday afternoon when
aumnae members of Kappa Delta sorority entertain at tea
at the Tacoma Lawn Tennis club Mrs J. J. Pachot is the
general chairman of the tea.
Those asked to pour Mrs o G. Button Mrs Albert T
Powell Mrs. Edward S. Bomstead Miss Stella Kellogg Miss
Beverly Richardson national Kappa Delta editor Mrs Irma
Bowen retiring president Mrs. Robert Macarthur president
elect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Plan Dinner Party 81
NeChord Field

Amang ire snail parties planned
II coamnetina with dinner uaieh
Ire Young Mems Business eisa y
sponsoring At Nccssrd fl<id ri
aav wlll - ths ak4 9or eAicA af.
ana nrs. r . Putnam wsi ~
hosts In tAs party wiil - Mez<rs
and aesazms< a. = Hall. - q,
waite. c. nraawsy ard Gerald
smith. Following the dtnnss.
Y ". n c. members and guests
win tsur Nccherd field
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Flies 10 Wensichee
To See Brother

Mrs. Erma Musselman went 10
Weuatchse BY plane Wednesday 10
visit her brother. Mr.. v. v. Hsiilg.
who In recovering In ~. Anthony's
hospital from an illness. Ehs re-
turned 10 Tacoma Thursday.
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il our intention, however. to
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an act would he misuse Of the U. s.
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that n attempt to defraud Is
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partment.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX

CLASSIFIED INDEX
1-Announcements.
2-Automotive.
2.A-Auto Supplies.
3-Amusements.
Awnings.
6-Beauty Parlors.
8-Beer.
1o-Business Service.
11-Builders.
12-Builders' Supplies.
13-Boats.
13.A-Booksellers, stationers.
l4-Business Opportunities.
20-Cleaners and Dyers.
32-Coal. Wood, Fuel Oil.
33-Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
35-Drugs.
5S-Dry Cleaning. Pressing.
41-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
49-Feeds.
5O-Financial.
51-Florists.
52-For Rent.
52-A-Resorts.
55-For' Rent, Apartments,
6O-For Rent, Rooms.
65-For Rent. Houses.
70-F'or Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
SO-Houses For Sale.
S5-Help Wanted. Male.
90-Help Wanted, Female.
95-Insurance.
10o-Instruction.
105-Lost And Found.
11O-Livestock.
111-Miscellaneous.
112-Machinery.
113-Music.
120-Office Equipment.
121-Office For Rent.
125-Painting. Papering.
127-Printing.
13O-Professional.
135-Personal.
136-Poultry.
139-Radio And Repairs.
150-Real Estate.
152-Refrigeration Service.
155-Seeds And Plants.
Illustrations Wanted.
157-Typewriters.
15S-Shoe Repairing.
.15s.A-Sporting Goods.
159-Storage.
16O-Trucks and Transfers.
170-Wanted.
180-Iegal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02

WE DOCTOR ALL RADIO Tpo1;
oles. Radio Service Co., 2Os pr,o
cess ST., Phone S23. Sound en- en-
TENS for rent. sys'
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
l3S Radio and Repa;rs

THOMPSON BICYCLE ~
castle st Radios, bicycles, ren,; wv
lawn mowers electrically sharnss'
ed. Phone 939. Quick 6eliy t,atpeF'
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02

STARTED CHICKS FAc7~
raised: $500 3.weeks old AplEsl
Kocks, 15c each. R]oud,b SItsd
Seed Store. uAousn's
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02

QUALTTy -
testea Barred Rocks, Reds o N
Whirp Reds, White Ro New
Whlte Wyandottes, Buff n nocks'
Ions White Leghorns s. S9;p'ns'
loo; heavy mixed s4g5 $50 per
sesea puIlets in same brd 1ooi
$6.45 per 100; cockere,, oseeds
Leghorn pullets $1,000, Coo, 49,
sa,oo' Prompt delivery. nra n "
100 per cent alive. We pIepald;
u. WINSTON HATCHERY " o.
ston-Salem, N. C. Win.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-02
Houses For Sale
Urgent Sacrifice

O1ScllC OdCIlllCc
East Wilmington. Attractive
bungalow, 5-rooms and bath,
in desirable neighborhood,
convenient to school and bus
line. Lot 75x135.
$1950.00
This is one of the best built
bungalows in the East Will
mington section; only mod
crate down payment required;
opportunity of a lifetime.
INVESTORS, AFRAID OF THE
STOCK MARKET, SHOULD
INVESTIGATE PRESENT
OPPORTUNITIES IN REAL
ESTATE.
S14 ORANGE STREET two
family house, 5-rooms each,
private entrance; this house
has recently been reroofed
and painted inside and out;
in excellent condition, only
$3450.00
You can own this valuable prop
erty by making a small down
payment; balance payable
S30.15 per month-the income
from this property is now
$3.50 monthly. You will never
find a BEER or safer invest
ment.
OUR BUSINESS is TO RENT
AND SELL, AND IN THIS
BUSINESS WE EXCEL.
A. B. WALTON co.
Tide Water Bldg. Phone 236
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sHACKLEFORD's RADIO sTp7-
ice. Any make - n mo6eI ssi
and Grace. Phone 27O9. lco WV
merical Frigidaire Dealer(. NeOn'
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QS

YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX-
perience for mechanics helper.
Apply NH" care Star-NeWs.
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For Sale
FOR SALE: ONE METAL REF.
SO lbs. capacity. Bargain. 315
Walnut ST.. Phone 2578-W.

BICYCLE WITH BASKET, GOOD
condition. For quick sale $500
cash. 41S So. 5th. Phone 1712-J.
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Help Wanted. Male
SALESMAN NTE

Wanted Men to supply retail
stores with fast selling profitable
carded merchandise and staple
products. Nice profit daily. Fast
turnover. Write Immediately.
Craig's Co., Box 971, Memphis,
Tennessee.
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COME IN AND SEE THE SVS
Buddy! French kadio Co. SAL,
and Service. Luke French, f,e,
Market St., Phone Ss2 1'ua
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FISHERMEN ATTENTION! CON-
plete stock Pflueger and Penn
reels, rods, line. Special-Fishing
tackle 2 for 25c. Cooperative Hdwe.
61O Castle st.
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The Best Bvs In Wilmington Are In The Want Ads-Read Them DaIv
| fSS
Pouliry

BABY CHICKS, RI oonr
95co0 per 100. Straight listed rla
r" { Leghorns, WysnD t reds
I.O.D. Live delivery pna Ship
LONDON CHICKS, So e40S u
ton, Trenton, n. J. @ ~ Gin.
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so
Real Estate

CALL US To FIND A B11Yr5
for your house or other req, In
tate. A. B. Walton Co. Phone oas
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FORMER BUSINESS OF J.. w.
Capps & Co., building and equip
ment for an purpose, 1913 Castle
street. Write Mrs. j. w. Caps,
sos Queen.