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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-30

Long and narrow, beautifully APP
pointed with the ''last word" in con-
trivances to make life easier by
safeguarding your valuables, and
taking care of your "hanky," your
lipstick and other makeup essen
tials, the new bags are everything
you want them to be in convenience
as well as esthetic appearance. An
oriental influence is reflected in the
initials which take distinctly Chi
nese slant on the bag shown at the
top. Bracelet, earclips, and twin
lapel bowknot pins matching metal
add cosmopolitan touch. The new
black suede bag shown below has
pocket and smart tucked detail.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-30

blowout and I. did
not let you and
dad get out and
change the tire. I
did it myself.
3.-Last year
the radio went on
the fritz just when
Vol and dad want
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-30
Gems of Thought

II E THAT is slow to anger is
1 better than the mighty; and
he that ruleth his spirit than
he that taketh a city.-The
Bible.
When you define liberty you
limit it, and when you limit it
you destroy it.-Brand Whit
lock.
The happiest heart that euer beat
Vas in some quiet breast
That found the common daylight
StUeet,
And left TO Heauen the rest.
John Vance Cheney.
The Youth of the Nation are
the trustees of Posterity.-
Disraei.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-30
Brave Man

The brave man is not he who
'eels no fear, but he whose noble
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-30

soul it's fear subdues, and bravely
dares the danger nature shrinks
from. Joanna Baillie.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-10-30

line with sashes attached at sides.
The bow at the shoulder is a fem
mine touch which gives this apron
a daintiness which will make it
one of your favorites.
Pattern No. 5000 is in sizes "a to 49,
Size SO requires 2la yards 32-inch materi-
al SO yards braid for tdimming For For this MS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

least. 1 didn't understand why
he didn't take me 10 see his
mother. No wonder he was
afraid 10 get Detroit marriage
license. 1 understand that fuss
80 well now"
At this point Blocks voice failed
him completely. He just stooC
there helplessly, crying with the
women.
WIFE NO. 8 TAKES RLarrre
Wife No. 3 took up the CONVEX,
sation.
perhaps neglected Charles.
I didn't get hot meals for him
when he went OIL 10 work as
should. 1 was pretty busy with
church work. recognize my
error. When i married Charles,
his children by his first marriage
were grown up. They are mar
ried now. His second wife and
he were divorced after only a
short time. I've known him all
my life. We were born around
Mckinstry street.
Charles by this time managed
another whisper:
81 didn't have the courage 10
tell YOU 1 was married, Letta.
l haven't slept since l did this
thing. 1 knew I'd get caught and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
4 Unionists Held
In Shooting War
After AutoChdse
(Contlnued from Page Onel

Continued from Page one)
union battle for control OF the
truck drivers, now represented by
the AL Transfers Union.
Two of the police prisoners,
William Edwards. 33, Of 3l47 Third
street. and Gordon a. Sugg. As,
of 6l22 Field avenue, were ar
rested az the end of the Wood
ward -atreHties- chase.
/ After the shot was fired. Traffic
Patrolman William Stretch COM
mandecred the automobile of a
passing motorist and pursued the
CIO car. which sped into the tun-
mel 10 the basement of Recorders
Court. -Four men fled from it,
/ Edwards was arrested by Patrol
man Stretch on the first floor OF
the court building. Police say a
gun lnuHd- behind HE he tit,9f- tn the
building was thrown there by him
and bears his thumbprint. 1t had
been fired recently.
/ Sugg was arrested by Martin j.
Schoenborn, superintendent Of the
court building He admitted, police
said, he was the driver of the CLIO
car and had driven 10 the court
building for protection from the
AFL pursuerS. Police claim a gun
found under the car is his.
GUN CARRYING CHARGE
Both are charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
The third prisoner, Frank Della
! "a. of -44SQ Cadillac avenue is held
both for carrying conce g d
weapons and for felonious assault
against Clarence Distelbrath, 30,
of 2650 FairView avenue.
He was arrested by Patrolman
Robert Wood of Central Precinct,
who said ne was called to a park
ing lot at 301 West Jefferson ave-
nue. to find Della holding off seven
dock workers at point of a gun.
Patrolman Wood said that Della
also pointed the gun at him until
the officer drew his own gun and
threatened 10 shoot. Distelbrath. a
bandage on his head, identified
Della as the man who had slugged
him with the butt of a pistol in
the melee.
Patrolman Wood was struck IN
the head during the -for-all
battle of dock workers after he
had disarmed Della.
Della is out on parole from
1212 to 15-year sentence for rob-
berry armed, imposed in 1890,
police said.
The fourth prisoner is Neal
Tucker, %, of 1929 East Vernon
highway, who was arrested in the
same parking lot a few minutes
after. Police say that Tucker. was
found with a gun hidden under a
topcoat in the back seat of his car.
None of the four guns seized
was registered, it was alleged.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Julian
G. Mcintosh took statements from
all the men. He said he would ask
warrants today.
At the Cadillac Carriage Com
pany, l43 Griswold avenue. where
the Go organizers said they were
going, an official said thew owed
no back pay 90 any one and had
not fired the two men whom the
organizers claimed they were
seeking TO represent. The four
men held on police charges said
the workers they were represents
ing had disappeared in the con-
fusion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Loses Voice. Wives
DSR Bus Driuer Tangled Up in Debt, Mofrimony
Faces Court Oct. 6 on Bigamy Charge
eNd from Psise one)

married her in Napoleon, o. l
tried 10 find him at the car
barns and they told me he was
on his vacation 49, now l know
that was his honeymoon. I've
had no money from him since
he married, except he paid the
money on the mortgage on our
furniture in July
a PERFECT HUSBAND
Said Wife No. Z
..Ie Mas "A perfect husband
until l found that letter in his
pocket a few days ago, one she
sent 10 him at the car barns.
1 couldn't believe he'd do any
thing as insane as marry me
when he had another wife.
at was too fantastic. He
must he crazy. j thought he'd
paid for my wedding ring at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Il in Jury Box
At Reading Trial I

Seven women and four men,
tentatively selected as jurors in
the Richard w. Reading graft
trial. were locked in the fuller
Hotel today till court reopenS
Monday and a further attempt
will be made to obtain a jury of ii.
Any or all of the IL tentatively
selected may be excused Monday
by either Chester F. OHara. spe-
cial prosecutor. or defense attor--
NGXS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

a.rHnm bungalow attic basement, tile
features lat fa2120. s. 7e5, i0g down.
sLI fu monthly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
Fenton Junior Officers
To Tag Traffic VioIdtors

FENTON, Mich. Sept. ga
group of junior police officers APP
pointed by the Kiwanis Club. here.
will ticket" traffic violators, both
pedestrians and motorists, as part
OF a safety educational program
sponsored by the club.
Junior officers will have no
police power but will issue Traffic
Educational Tickets" TO violators
that they catch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

BLAINE /LINH OOp SiN-rOom frame
FaLsTf beautifully Handicapped. fenced
gasc1nalfei painted walls. Wonderful bar
gain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

CADILLAC FOREST DISTRICT - Six
rooms up and 8 rooms down Don't miss
ihis oecsus/\ IS In very good repair
'n.ce yafd 2Nr garage. occupied hy
owner. ava ae'e 10 days priced very low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

had told her his mother lived. II
was she who found Wife No. 8.
AS Block put his belongings
into his car, he managed:
IL don't know where 20 begin
To start paying"
Final decision on that matter
will be made by Judge Brennan.
He has been referred TO the pro-
baton department and the psyche
atric clinic CeAS. -l-~~----N-1-nsrc<.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26
ployes Association for a loan.

ploycs Association for a loan.
$40 on the wedding and en-
Cagement ring Of wife No. a.
S45 on vacuum cleaner fol
wife no. 4.
. S24 on kitchen set for wife
No. 4.
EARNS SIG A WEEK
That makes S3.209 Besides thai
there is rent OF S25 for wife No ,
and S35 a month for wife No. 4.
Block earns $40 a week.
. Said he, in a hoarSe whisper
I'm almost crazy. Girls, give
me "A chance. I'll do what il
right"
Said wife No. 3:
He was a perfect husband
for eight years-until he got in
tereSted I'm the other woman.
only saw him twice after he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

I've been almost crazy. I didn't
want TO hurt either OF YOU"
He looked about the room OF
the St. Jean avenue home and
sighed:
ut was fine here"
Wife No. 3 brindled:
You have nice home I'm
Lansing avenue"
Charles voice failed him again
IN Trre, ----Aa<s|4 said:
"Get your clothes together"
Charles obediently went and col.
lected his belongings. He was
weeping as he came back o"the
living room with the clean shirts
which had been done by Wife No
as hands.
He found his voice to whisper
"Fm going home To my
mother. That Is best. l can't
right the wrong, but I'll do my
-Letta-Ruth."
Then Block and Wife No. 3 took
their leave.
FOUND OTHER WIFE
Final announcement in the
Block tangle came when Mrs
Cora Howard of 176 East Grand
boulevard. his new mother-in-law
went over TO visit at the Lansing
Avenue addreSs-wffere Charles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

SUITS in oIl-wooI worsieds, twists, chew
iois ond coyers. TOPCOATS in rugged
heeees ond eovoIV wills -. Ay-fron's,
box coois, flied models. OVERCOATS
in worm Aeeces ord veIoUrs Upper
COATS with removable liaiees for OH
season utility. SAYel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-26

1874 Woodward Ave
1895 Grsnd River Ave
f0rsr Esef
1880 Gfsnd River I'VE
Nsar Grrr-asls 90
tonss 1hufi. ffi 90 aai. tstfI
1900 Jos. Csmpeu Ave.
Hsnfrsmcs fopso Tssf
I3l7o {. jefferson Ave.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Julien Bryon to Talk
To Geographic Society

Julien Bryan, tarveler and lecturer,
VINO recently returned from an eX-
tenslVe tour of Brazil, will give an
Illustrated lecture to members of the
National Geographic Society at Con-
sututlon Hall on BRAZIL Today" at
o:l5 o'clock tomorrow night.
Mr.. Bryan will describe Rio de
Janeiro, center for Brazils defen e
program. and Sac Paulo with its
mixed population, including thou
sands of Italians and japanese.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

6 eesaas 0f baf aDns 5e D' Can cq2 Fl
14S3-W
Girl. colored. general housework and
ref. Randolph 574l-
GIRL. coored from Georgia wants work:
stay nights upstairs; fond Of children. 406
GIRL. coIored. wishes morning work: Al
refs. Cal NE. 4334 after pm. Thurs
day or Friday
GIRL. reliable, ,colored, with city refer
Call North 4149.
GIRL. colored wants gh.w.. work of any
kind. Ii. 09S5-M.
GIRL. reliable, colored, will appreciate
PARTING day work. domestic of any kind.
Phone DE. 2113.
GIRL' Sns neat psaG eolo1ed wants work of any
GIRL. colored, wants job as general house
worker and plain cooking, good refs.
GIRLS. colored, intelligent light work by
hour, day or week. Call North 1164
GIRL. neat. colored. wishes part-time or
ref. North 4@S9.
GIRL, colored, wants days work or part
time; no SUNDAYS. Metropolitan 45l9.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, experienced, desires
ParTms WorS 1--we II Ws1ad,d a4d small saaTy
WOMAN, colored, good worker, wishes
morning cleaning. laundry to take home.
days work. Best ref. Me. sob.
s06shH stag e9G[sf msbts vsn ca a hE 5 s PLAIN m
ho1seWork; @5c hour. viii 20 anywhere
Mrs Garland, l1l9 Eye st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, wants morning work,
good ,IIaundress; no Sundays. Decatur
Evening star., 1941-01-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. experienced from 4-s every day,
1l-2 Sundays; pass and s5. Call Emer-
son $3.50.
COOK, experienced, general housework
stay some nights; good salary. 1880 Rit-
COOK and general house cleaner; must be
dependable: references Apply 4436 Res
ervoir I'd. NV. between and pm.
COOK and general houseworker, colored,
exper: = adults and one child in family;
$40 VIZ, live in: refs. Box 104-G. Star.
GENERAL AoUsEwoRKER, live in; Oh.
GENERAL. HoUsEWoRKER,, white, expe-
rienced: live in; 3 in family; $40 week.
Phone wisconsin $3.50.
GENERAL HOUSEWoRKER and cook for
live in; good salary. RA. 0s26, after 8.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, plain cook;
in -Petworth;- must be neat. clean and have
refs. adult family. Randolph 7013.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. bet. 25;35,
stay some nights; refs REQUIRED. WO. 1924.
GElIERAL HoUsEWORK, laundry family
of four; basement room; must live in: $50
month to start WI. $3.50. "a
GIRL, colored. for cooking and general
houSework: references REQUIRED: $40 wk.
and carfare WAKEFIELD 2416.
GIRL white, nursemaid and general h,
work: experienced references; good sa!
Temple 1897.
GIRL white, & Nv, care OF child Call
after ) pm. or Saturday, 22l6 Randolph
st. ne.
GIRL. white. healthy, take care children,
light housework; live in references: cen
trally located; $50 to start CO. 6703.
GIRL. experienced. gh.w,, cook. laundry,
help with . children; live in RES Shep-
herd 7371-J.
GIRL. for general housework; exp. live in.
upstairs room; 81 week. 700 Emerson st.
NV. RA. 800.
GIRL colored care child S5 week Apply
after 5 80 today: no Sun. or holidays. 1016
18th pl. ne. Apt, 4.
GIRL. white, young: care child and apart
home. State age Box 31s-E, Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

RIDING AND WORK HORSES. msre,.
Mu.C-. ooE.es- - up. Harness saddles,
hay. 5~Ga!tci horse. Rear 80 18th St Sc
HAMPSHIRE BOAR and , sovs bred 1st
OF Nov CaL- RerWvr u l-Nr
Evening star., 1941-01-23
ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COOKERS, pu2pIes and young stock; reds
and blaCEs. A K c registered SH.
of'Ai-J or Di 500 after 3 pm
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tery oath rruoV!n7 all feae ard returned
FOR = B.dF-s-wee Pc. Animal Hospital
"O u@"4 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045.
GoLLIES AND PEKEs. thorouEhbred.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
PERSONAL.

you ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT
Friendship Rest Home. Just opened.
Emerson O36l.
HENS, WHILE YOU WAIT. soc UP. COATS,
ST and 81 80. Reweavlng, refining. repair
ing. Needlecraft, 1919 F. St. Room EOS.
ARISTOCRATIC WOMAN TEACHES ENG
llsh, self-confidence,, freedom from self
consciousness. French, Spanish converse
ton; private tutor. MI. 6565. MISS WEED
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DIR SONMERWERCK.
1855 Columbia rd Adams 03SS
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose
lust give me telephone call You can get
Slu0 and need repay only 81 g; per week.
winch includes interest the only charge
Other amounts in proportion. just call
JACK SESSIONS Michlgan 65lO.
WANT PEOPLE WHO CAN SING, DANCE
or act; some exp. pref; those without
coached for shows for small fec no inter-
ference position. Ma. 6264, Ext 191. noon
to 10 m. today. -
LET DIR LEDENDECKER's WONDERFUL
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN. colored. neat, refined. good cook
employed couples home, bachelor apt; ref
erenceS; min. sal. $40. Adams S962. %
WOMAN colorcd, wants job and INV;
stay nights; refs. DU. 3Gl9. II Quincy
pl. NV.
WOMAN. colored, wants general houseWork:
reliable, eOod cook; stay nights; references;
$40 week. WI 6137.
WOMAN, colored. desires work as COOK and
Evening star., 1941-01-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED TRANSPORTATION TO ELKINs.
w Va, week ends: leave Saturday night.
return Sunday. Mr.. KERBEL. Normandy
shop, IG5 Connecticut. Sundays. call
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COUPLE. m!ddle-aged, white refined with
5-year-old daughter well behaved. desires
TO exchange services TO live IN motherless
6onle employed couple or manage aDt.
Dupont 9JSl
Evening star., 1941-01-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL, white lt over q assist housework and
542l. 1928 Rowland pl. NV.
GIRL for general housework; small adult
iamlIy Ian no children; sleep in. Ind floor,
HoUSEKEEPER, white. for, employed
SoSp!e' take charge apt, 4-month-old
month. An cheStnut goo. e'GSSS' Br' 5$4. after ns9
HOUSEKEEPER. white, and good cook;
pleasant comfortable rm, overlooking
park. with own bath salary dependent on
duties undertaken. Call Georgia l4l4 for
HoUsEKEEPER. experienced. white. 30 to
40 years. care of > children: permanent
home; pleasant surroundings. 4los 18th st.
HoUsEKEEPER, white, BOTS yrs, ghw.
S-yr.-old girl TIE 1920.
Hao}UsEWo2RIKER o,a and PLAIN cook. white;
endes aood sap pay 'h9 co say Gshs after tfieF
MAID. for family of ,; live in: $50 month
room and board. Call Michigan 0422 after
D pm.
MAID general houseyork; small family; no
cooking; live in; SIS month"; refs. required.
work. two in family; must BE- clean and
th0acstc tmc9 permanent lye in; S43 month,
MAID, colored: hw., plain cooking care
" children, 1--we in; good health, refs: IS
CO 1850 afternoon, 2-l0.
MOTHERS HELPER, coIorcd; must be fond
OF children: live in: 500 mo- city refer
enceS l}5 1ncraham ST. NV.
PART TIME I'm. only; exp, honest. neat:
Al refs; NV. section pref; gentle. Call
GE. 1924. Mrs White.
WOMAN white, cook and housekeeper,
eXperlenccd city references; $50 month,
room end board. Apply 300l Foxhall I'd.
NV. after pm. No phone calls.
WOMAN. white. general housework and
cooking for elderly couple. Ii. $3.50. %
WOMAN, colored. ehw. GOOD cook ref
erenCcs; IS and pass. 1925 Garrison st.
NV. Emerson S230
WOMAN for housework must be good cook
no laundry: stay nights: adult family ASK
Tor Mrs Dettweilcr. 62i st. NV, Beren'S
Restaurant. after II IN
WOMAN. colored. ghw.. reliable good
cook; stay some nights; city refs. GEORGIA
3049
WOMAN we eolored. living near Va. bus line,
Chestnut S4l3 after $40.
WOMAN. neat, cook and homework. no
laundry stay nights; adult family; city
reference. WI. 30!4.
WOMAN. white. 10 care for child and do
NGnt huuSeWork; EOod hours. good nav 10
reliable person. WO 326S for interview.
-
WOMAN white. settled care for house and
baby: start Immediately, live in, $50 month.
Chestnut 1919
WOMAN. eXperienced housekeeper. assist
with children, live in, good home, $50 mo.
Shepherd 1851.
MODEST SALARY, pleasant rm. pvt bath.
Tor capable white houSPWorker' may work
part time for others. WI. 661R
Evening star., 1941-01-23

PIANO slightly used. small size spinet,
S95: ideal for tiny apartment. MA.
4730. kits, 1880 G ST. middle OF the
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT: exp: books started. kept
part time. audits. statements. tax service
local refs: $3.50 mo. RA "544
COLLEGE GRAD, young, desires once po-
Sition economicS major. typist good ref
ELECTRICAL MECHANIC experienced
wants shop work, building maintenance
appliance repairs switchboard models
dioramsS wired II. 2357-M.
LAW STUDENT. ambitious hard working.
W!NneS work IN Law office or Cow. dcnart-
mem: best ref. Box 304 Sll. Sp Md
MAN, colored. auto permit, elevator IL
t'nsc wants morning JOB Of any kind;
ref. Lincoln 1918. "a
MAN coored. wants work in grocery store
or driving car. Cal Lincoln $50
MAN. colored wants work OF anv kind:
FO. 4657.
MAN, young, white c26l. wants work. driv-
el 5 permit good reference. Oliver s,9l
MAN, coored wants work as janitor or
asst. }antor: hallman or porter. good ref
Phone CO. O@30
MAN, young colored. desires work of any
Eng: can drive; local refs. Phone Me
STEAM ENGINEER. qualified 3rd-cIass
incense, CONSCIENTIOUS hard worker desires
work. Call Z II Brown, Me slGB.
STENOGRAPHER. male. 10 years exp. as
ottlce ASSISTANT in technical work. can
manage ma, age, office. Best references. Write
Box 232-G- Star. 81.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. full charge severai years
exc; best Of reference. Please grant inter-
view. Box 32s-C, Star.
GIRL. ,colored. college student inpxperi-
enced but INTELLIGENT neat and eficient.
desires either part-time work after school
or work cleaning apt, Fri. Sat. Box @23-G.
Star. 23s
MEDICAL STENOGRAPHER. 15O-s0 words
per minute, civil service status. Box
@4,}-G. Star. go
NURSE COMPANION, by mature woman,
hkpr .-dletltlan. give hypos: SIS week MN
mum. CH. $3.50 "a
STENOGRAPHER open for position. clerical
ano general othce experience. Box 21O-E.
Star.
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE. colored hos
piIa4 trained. exp. in all cases, references.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

PAIRED ROCKS r I Reds $3.50 De,
Store, SO X - nv Metropolitan oOSa
Evening star., 1941-01-23
Wa Sun, secretary

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
COMPANY Con uTyoTp coTpoDa9 cTesed M HndeT fc
laws of the District of Columbia. will be
held a. the Office Of the company 6tg-65l
Of Washington, D. C, on the third day of
February. AD. 1871. al @:30 O'Clock in
Trustees and Officers for the coming year
and for the transaction Of such other busl-
ness as the Stockholders and Trustees may
deem proper.
NJ A McALLISTER.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
PEKINGESE.
EASf CHICKS.

Pcd.Erced stock: beauties: terv playful;
moGera' v p-lCGd 1919 vermont ave,
D " Me L.uI. Ell Chnch A2l.M.3
Evening star., 1941-01-23

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spin
cts, grands and small uprights at low
monthly rates. All money paid as rental
applies on the purchase price if you decide
to buy later MA. 4130. kits, 1880 @
& lr1lddle Of the hlncEl
Evening star., 1941-01-23
SALESMAN.
SATrSNFrN . -

SALESMEN-3 openings to handle In
creased number of INQUIRIES due to defense
projects. Do not apply unless you can
sell. Box l3S-B Star
Evening star., 1941-01-23

OIL BURNER. Williams On-O-Matlc, in
excellent condition, with all controls and
315-gallon fuel oil tank, suitable for laree
home or roomlng house. Call Dupont 5@52.
PIANO. uprieht, excellent condition; sacri-
flee; leaving town; $50. Phone Taylor
6T4f
Evening star., 1941-01-23
MATTRESS RENOVATING

GARAGE BUILT for only SI49: SxI0 porch
lnClosed with storm sash and screens,
SlHH. Proctor. DI SS43
Evening star., 1941-01-23

STENOGRAPHER,
Young woman, thoroughly
exp. in stenographic and gen.
eral Office work. Apply En-
ployment Office, 4th floor,
LanSburgh's Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1941-01-23
FS.-IFGI ] 81 Q IMAM.
P~-~5 1ent.
(Sin-ndA c z rArOPSEN-
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
tonlyl to the Animal Protective Association,
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 71i2
BUNCH OF KEYS, found vicinity Fo'-
EXCHANGED BY MISTAKE - Ha~rie17,r--
tram: ; o clock SAT black C'at-'0Gr haE
Tor dark brown hag. George Fry New
mort. Pa
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD-Oak and p'ro mixed,
tE0rcu2hly seasoned. - cord. atovevood.
-" cord D NJ Bloch Warfeld 45g3.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penua hard.
stove Dr nut. So ION. "40 lbs, de-. BINS.
Phone Atlantic uJ93
FIREPLACE WOOD well seasoned cak or
pine. -: full Cord CIT any ~ 9Th;
p! up' service Oh p931. -
FIRFWOCD-See eeonad Oak and Hickory.
80 PR Cord Any Length Qutct Delivery.
Person. Sandy Sp-Ing Nd. Ashton 1921.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

PIANO-Slishtly, used small size Hunt
ington spinet 81 30: easy terms. MA
473n. kits, 1880 G ST. (middle of the
Evening star., 1941-01-23

After % years of suffering have found
relief and have not lost a day due to
asthma in years. Free brochure on re-
dueSt. To-day free trial. MR.. MCLEAN
Evening star., 1941-01-23

MOTORS new and used; repairs. brushes,
belts for all appliances; kitchen fans, cX-
hauSt fans attic fans, beer pumps. blowers.
Largest stocks lowest prices. Harris krma-
ture Co. 9th and o.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

MATTRESSES REMADE. 50 UP
STEIN BEDDING CO..
1924 18th ST NV Me 1915.
Evening star., 1941-01-23

PIANOS-Steinway. Knabe, Fischer, Estey.
grandS. uprts., spinetS. BARGAINS. At
American Storage @S0l Georgia ave.
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