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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-07
Heard in passiny

started the task of numbering all the ctys parking meters Wednesday. He was accompanied along his route by representative of the Mark-Time Meter Company which installed the local meters. John Candida, tonsoralist extraordinary, is back on the job after another siege of illness which has laid him low on Missus will observe their silver wedding anniversary. t. Assistant Postmaster James Kelly comes by his hobby naturally He is ardent stamp and cover-col
 ector Charlie Bannon latest addition to the Leaven worth H. S. faculty hasn't allowed his professional trend quench the thrill he gets when the fire sirens sound and engines roar through city streets Mrs Phyllis DiPietro wife of the popular Willow Street druggist is her feet again after having been incapactated of recent weeks.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
Large Timber Sale
Announced in State

One Of the largest timber sales In
Montana history was scheduled at
Kalispell after timber cruisers COM
pleted checking stands In the reservoir
area of the proposed Hungry Horse
irrigation project, Flathead national
forest officials said.
They said 100000 feet of timber,
including 100000 feet of white pine
and 100000 feet of fir, spruce and
larch, would be offered for bid. The
sale was decided upon because of cur
rent high prices for timber and timber
products, and to clear the reservoir
area Of the salable timber In anticipa-
ton of the time when it would be
flooded by backwaters from the dam.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
HELENA LEADER
IN DEBT SLASH
CAPITAL CITY REDUCES FIGURE
FROM S22S,96S TO
S16S,166

Secretary Fred BenniOn Of the
Montana Taxpayers association
said Helena has shown the largest
percentage OF debt reduction IN the
past fiscal year among the states
major cities.
Bennions report on Montana cities
financial condition indicated improve
ment Of the outlook in the majority
Helena reduced its total net debt
from 1922 1858 on June 80, 1910, to
$168, 1855 on June 80. 1871, Bennion said.
The net bonded indebtedness was re-
duced from $2O7, 1882 to s192,8s1 for the
same period.
Butte, with population of S7O81 in
the 1910 census, was listed with $780,
521 bonds outstanding and total net
debt Of $8l9. 142, a decrease of ST. $50
over 1910.
Great Falls, population 29,92s, has
81 ,O91, TAB in bonds outstanding and
total net debt of s920.O87, a decrease Of
$96,e2s.
Billings, third largest city, showed an
increase Of its net by $10,151 to 1885,
SOL with outstanding bonds totaling
1856, 900.
Missoula has outstanding bonds to-
falling $4,000 and net debt of $780,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
MONTANA POSTER
CONTEST SLATED
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
WILL SPONSOR EVENT AS
SAFETY PROMOTION

United Commercial Travellers of
America again win conduct a safety
poster contest for public and parochial
schools. Prizes win be awarded stu
dents who draft winning posters in
local, sectional and international COM
petition.
All students under 10 and not en-
rolled at colleges or institutions Of
learning above high school grades are
eligible. Posters must deal with safety.
Deadline for entries is May l. Prizes
Of So, So, and 50 viii be awarded in
two classes, one for junior high and
one for high school students.
Winning posters viii be sent to the
q. @. It's grand council meeting at
MiSsoula June II and IL, where they
viii be judged with entries from 10
other councils Of the organizations
Montana, Utah and Idaho Jurisdiction.
Prizes In the Montana competition
will be at least double those offered
in the local contests.
Winners at Missoula viii be sent to
Columbus, o., to compete in June with
posters from the other 20 grand turis-
dictions of the United States and
Canada that form the U. @. T, supreme
council. Prizes for these winning pos
tiers will be $50, $40 and $40 In each
of the two classes and teachers Of
students who win first In each class
will be awarded $25.
No identifying marks may be placed
on the posters Name Of the artist will
be attached to the back in a sealed
envelope, to be opened after judging
has been completed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
December Doubles
Hazards on Highway

December doubles driving dangers.
Montana motorists are warned by
Charles L. Sheridan, chief Of the state
highway patrol
He compared December with DR.
Jeckyu and Mr.. Hyde As genial DR..
Jeckyll, it brings Christmas and all
the holiday joys; as the fiendish Hyde,
with its first bad snow and ice Of the
winter. it is known statistically as the
villainous month with highest number
of motor accidents.
Sheridan reported that, at the pres
ent rate, over 1880 persons win have
been killed by automobiles by the end
q ls41.
The patrol supervisor asked motor
lists TO cooperate to the utmost with
snow-removaI crews. He reminded
drivers that accidents increase, In
northern states, between 35 and 20
percent in winter months.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13

be negligible, while the dry land areas
! showed only a Light infestation. They
said no serious grasshopper damage
was in prospect for the county unless
/ the insects migrated from other areas
HELENA-H. M. Doolen of Billings.
! president Of the Western Construction
/ Co, was elected president Of the Mon
/ tana Equipment Distributors at the
annual convention here. Frank G.
Connolly Of Billings was named vice
/ president and L. E. Jones, Great Falls,
secretary treasurer.
BUTTE Construction of 100000
addition to st. James hospital here
is under way, and will be completed
within the next several months. The
project is intended to enlarge the hos
pitfalls patient capacity by so rooms,
and to provide it with modern dress
ing rooms, kitchen and surgery.
HELENA-The Montana unemploy-
ment compensation commission would
like to knew what has become of ITS
uncashed checks for a total of 81, 727
which have been sent to unemployed
workers for benefit payments since
July, 1899. Hereafter, if checks remain
uncashed at the end of one year, they
Will be Cancelled.
GREAT FALLS-Great Falls may
have the only noncolege civilian pilot
training course in the state next year
if sufficient student interest is shown,
Harold Arps of Helena, CAA inspector,
said. The program would follow the
one now in progress here, which ends
Dec. 81. Two noncollege courses were
sponsored in the state this year, one
at Plentywood and the other here
Only one will be offered in 1941.
HELENA-The state department Of
public instruction and the business
administration school at Montana |
State university soon may begin plans |
for a university summer session course |
to train instructors in distributive edu-
cation, Miss Elizabeth Ireland, state
of public instruction,
said.
HAAfILTON-A veteran of the lum-
Der camp cook ShackS for more than
80 years, B. E. (Bert) Townsend, rs,
Of Darby, has no intention of retiring
Tor some time to come. Townsend, now
employed as cook at the Shook lum-
ser mill, said he had been putting
Up meals for lumberjacks and sawmin
lands in the Bitter Root valley since
1891, and planned to continue for a
ew more years before he thought Of
etiring.
DILLON-Henry Hutchins, Y, whose
'ody was found near his cabin some
distance off the main highway, was
N old-time prospector and resident
f the Brownies bridge section. Twelve
lays before his body was found he
ad walked into Melrose after supplies
nd it was assumed that he was ever
ONE by exhaustion or Illness on the
sturn trip.
GREAT FAILS-A coroner's jury
ED here that negligence and careless
irving by Cyril Honesty, ~, Of Stock
tt, caused an accident In which YER
on G. May, 81, and John Kujich, "a,
,St their lives near Great Fails re-
entity. County Attorney John Stafford :
aid he would file charges against
.onesly.
BOzENGAN-The Cascade County
airy Herd Improvement association
mixed first among all associations tn
ne state for production during Oc-
her, j. o. Tretsven, extension dairy
Secialist at Montana State college,
.ported The Cascade herd had an
7erage of 800 pounds of hHsserfat
or COW. The Lewis and Clark associa-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
Treasure State News Briefs


HARLOWTON-The city council has
let a contract for a new fire hau to
Jack Anderson, contractor, for 50. l5s
ANACONDA - Mrs. Mary Nelson
who died here, was a widely known
resident Of Anaconda, where she had
lived for half a century
BUTTE-Mrs Mary e. Blake. rs
who died here, was a native Of viz
ginia City, New, but had lived here
for so years.
BUTTE William OBGalley, As, who
died here, was a World war veteran
and lifetime resident of the Mining
city,
HAVRE-Wheat shipments out OF
Havre since July l have totaled 900
carloads, or approximately 100000
bushels, according to E. r. White.
Great Northern agent.
HELENA - The Montana railroad
and public service commission has
granted the Great Northern railway
permission to operate a six-day a week
freight truck service between Neihart
and Arlington.
GREAT FALLS - Approximately 40
delegates representing all types of
public organizations have formed a
consumers council, designed to COM
bat increases in living costs. Arthur
Peterson is chairman.
CONRAD-Fifty relatives and neigh
bors helped Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Harris
celebrate their 50th wedding ami
versary here. The couple were married
at Blue Earth, Mimi, in 1891, and
have lived in this district since 1910. |
HAAIILTON-Due to a drop in en-
rollment, the Trapper Greek CCC /
camp has been abandoned. The camp |
was established in July, 1888. Defense
work and military enlistments cut
down attendance.
BUTTE-The Montana High School
board of control has an
the withdrawal of Anaconda
from Big Six conference football COM
petition Anaconda will become class
A school and hopes to be a member
Of the southwestern class A district.
FORSYTH-Caleb Corser, former
trainmaster here, has been appointed
superintendent of the Lake Superior
division of the Northern Pacific rail-
road at Duluth, MINI.
GREAT FALLS-The Parent-Teach-
sr council here has gone on record in
favor of a liquorleSs night club for
7oung persons but is against having
iuch an institution outside the corpo-
ate limits
CROW AGENCY-A tribal payment
If 100000 was recently distributed to
ncompentent Crow Indians The funds
lave accrued from grazing rentals
rom allotments of those sharing in !,
he payment.
HELElA-Mrs. John J. O'Connor. lie
Who died after long illness, was a r
native of McGregor, Ia, but spent
most of her life in Montana. She lived
n Butte for IS years before coming =
lere more than decade ago.
ULM-George W. Whitaker. II. who n
lied recently, was a pioneer resident Il
f Montana Born in Michigan, he c.
wed at Monarch 40 years before NOV S
ng here three years ago. For many z
ears he was a freighter from Mon
rch to Barker
CHINOOK Completion of the an N
ual grasshopper survey in this dis Il
net disclosed the infeStation was very TX
ght, United States bureau Of ento- 81
lology agents reported. Irrigated land II
long the Milk river, the report said, a
lowed so few graSShopper eggs as to p
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13

VFUHOWS SAT- Creek pOsJing)
(Tensleep zoe under)
Mahoney, 5-20-41 .......... Xxx
Goo below Salt Greek posting)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13

252. a $22.6s3 decrease.
Anaconda has an increase Of $20,170
in its net indebtedness. bringing it to
ST. ,959 with SAL O62 in bonded debt.
Bozeman, largest Of the second class
cities. has $81, AL in bonded debt with
a surplus Of STOOL A gain in surplus
Of $9,956 during the 1904 fiscal year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13

The East A6ahoney crude price IS based
10c below the Salt Greek posting, and
the Wertz and Mahoney prices are
based zoe below the Salt Greek posting.
LaBarge follows Afidcontinent prices
(5c above Salt Creek. It is derived
from the average Of the prices posted
by Standard Oil and Texas in Mid
continent. Since Standard posts down
to q gravity and Texas stops at be-
low %. the average prices apply to
LaBarge crude below % gravity
Medicine Bow, effective a. m,
Mar On 1911
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
POSTED PRICES
FOR CRUDE OIL

Following are the current prices for
crude oil per barrel as posted by the
principal purchasers in various fields
OF the Rocky Mountain Division with
the effective date of the price, by
states and fields:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13
WYOMING
Salt Greek, effective 2 a. m,
May 20, l941

Cole Creek, LaBarge, Midway Dome,
Dutton Creek, Iron Greek, Lost Soldier,
and Teapot fields in wyoming, and the
Moffat field in Colorado, crude oil
prices follow the Salt Greek posting.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13

Costa Rica is preparing to construct
the San Jose-Panama border section
of the Pan American highway and an
American engineer is in charge.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-12-13

ton was second with an average Of
2o.7 pounds per COW.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

DOUBLE ROOM, . exposures, next 10 bath:
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-Larse.
quiet front, pvt. bath. shower; = cedar
closets. inner-spring mattress. Gentle
Evening star., 1941-11-22

ANTIQUES large shipment COL
ored, satin glass; open daily and Sunday,
80. Lee-Hi Antiques, / mi. west of Pals
Church trafhc light, Route 2ll.
Evening star., 1941-11-22


COMPANION NURSE, refined. wishes posi-
tion 10 elderly person at once. Free 10
travel. Republic 1883.
NURSE practical desires care OF semi
invalid or conyalescent, excellent cook
live in. Hobart 1866. "a
NURSE would like to care for patient
constant care where patience and kind
ness are essential. GF 2643.
SUPERVISORY POSITION by responsible
woman with extensive managerial expert
ence; hotel, rooming house and cafeteria.
Phone CHI. 97l0. "a
TEACHER, ten years experience in pri-
mary work; can teach music; available for
position in private school can furnish ex-
cellent references. Box 4o2-Z. Star.
DESIRE WORK. several evenings week;
dictation-typing. Box 402-G. Star.
BE THERE ONE OFFICE burdened gentle
man or lady who can use the services OF an
intelligent, responsible colored girl to fill
in that much needed zap. or what have
you? Salary. hours secondary. DE. 34l5.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
SAlESkhEN,
HELP wOAEN.

brokers exchange. must know his business,
for D ST. store; good salary and perma-
nent position. Box 1897, Star. 23e
Evening star., 1941-11-22

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. whelped October
Il: Champion stock, REGISTERED grown dogs,
same breeding4 Pennybrook Kennels,
Poo!eSville. MARYLAND. !5Il.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
HELP MEN.
tContinued.)

YOUNG MEN-Several young men white,
for work in mailing department of large
organization Experience not required, but
mechanical ability helpful. Salary. $50 a
week with opportunity for. advancement.
Give age. training and references. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-22
uoME IMPROVEMENT coMpAh,rs

BUILDING, home and store remodeling,
general repairs; prompt service. z. L. Mil
Ter. North 1864. 90
COMPLETE HEATING and plumbing hoI
water and air conditioning, coal oil or gas
fired; low prices: easy terms. EN-. S799.
MAY HEETING CO. pa
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-Lae furn. room.
pvt. home: Eentle~
/ after g weekdays,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

StOAShSNS WIN.
ACCOUNTANT, 90 yrs experience, taxes.
Government contracts. investigations. au-
dts Box 369-Z. Star. "a
ACCOUNTANT desires work; B. C. s. de-
gree. married. 25: references. Box 1907,
Star. "a
ACCoUNTANTs-Boo kept part time.
statements; stat Sta tax reports audits' reason
ACCOUNTANT. once manager. expert
enced. desires change. Capable OF man
sging, Office and ONCE personnel Box
393-G. Star
AccoUNTANT--Books started, kept part
time: audits, statements, tax service: local
references: very reasonable. OP 2Q74.
DRIVER. colored. for dump truck: Is
years experience; or gas station. NE
ELECTRICAL WORK. expert, hour, day
Ex-SOLDIER desires to find work as q
guard or special policeman; honorably dis
charged. good reference. Box 452-Z. Star.
FOOD CHECKER or cashier. several years
experience in washington. Box 4.I-z'
MAN. young. 30, as receptionist or Office
clerk: excellent business experience. refer
ences. fine personality and appearance.
iisR ie write i W. ". Rees. 6s5s n. wash. blvd.
Arlington. Va.
MAN, colored, neat. desires work all-
around housemsn. Hobart 1873.
MAN. & years managing and supervising
New New York chain parking lots; good good appeal
connection with parking or oil chain. Box
PAINTER. experienced, foreman, depend
able and reliable. Phone AID. 1885 after
pm. D. Balm Coe.
or rented farm. stocked. Jack Hall. Gath
ersburs. Md. Route 3. pa
Evening star., 1941-11-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants general housework: expert
enced cook. 2Ol9 5th st NV. HO. 4927.
Dolly Younger
GIRL. colored. wants general houSework;
experienced with children: references. Call
AT. 6152.
GIRLS {2). colored, experienced. want
regular cles or kitchen helper. 1880
New Hampshire ave. NV. janitor's apt.
GIRLS, two. coiored. desire work, one for
morning and one for full time. Phone
Decatur 046S-J.
GIRL, colored wants general housework.
nursemsid: live in or out. MI. 4519.
MAID-CHAUFFEUR or general housework
colored: references. Call Dupont 1914.
WOMAN light colored. maid. waitress.
part-time or days work: ONCE. apis, club
or store: ref. DU. 1110
WOMAN colored, wants rsrt-time or days
work; city ref. NO. 1891.
WOMAN, colored wants full or part-time
work; plain cook: stay nights. Call Du.
1913.
WOMAN colored, intelligent reliable, de-
siTes morning work: very good pastry cook.
Weekdays before IL. Sunday after 30
o m HO 65lS
Evening star., 1941-11-22

N W.-Large front
bath: gentleman
TIA To2o
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

tContinued)
LINCOLN PARK. 1343 A st; n,e-singls
and double front rooms. adjoining bath;
gentlemen; quiet home OF adults.
BED room sSh sI sssUSon. :cn.
transp. privileges: qentfles WO 22s2.
MT. PLEASANT 3161 18th st. NV
Quiet. large front room for 2; eonv.
4437 FESSENDEN ST. NV. nr. Wis
family: S. Call Sun. or ewes. wo. 1885.
DOWNTOWN, l115 sth St n.w.-Newry.
Apt. 20 md floor bright. neat; next bath;
81 single. 81 30 double. MA. 1890.
adult family. no other roomers. woodley
1912 10Th ST. N,w-Double front room.
twin beds; l block from Conn. ave. cars
1924 BRANDYwINE ST N,w-LAIss
gentlemen. WO. O5s2.
MICHIGAN PARK, 172O Webster st ne
Single rooms. new home; bus at corner to
all departments. NO sl35.
2310 CONN. AVE. .NW.-Exceptional room
for . gentlemen. HO. 1905
2002 KLINGLE RID. NW-Nicely furnish.
ed room. SO; exposure. next bath. phone;
private family; gentlemen or couple
room. private shower bath: sentleman
preferred $50 month. ia. 7232
30lS r ST. ,N.W.-Sinsle room, clean.
warm; 81 week; share bath with family;
girl. employed, preferable 23s
1915 SPRING RID. NW-Lge furn room,
phone service, c.h.w.; pvt. home: sentles
man; all day Sunday. after 8 weekdays.
1907 r ST. NV, Burleith-By owner.
private residence; large well-furn. room.
next bath and shower. No other roomers
Frequent bus service within half block is
min. downtown. Gentlemen only. WO. pOaO
1900 BELMONT RD-Large room for q
refined and sober employed young men,
Sunday after pm. References
BROOKLAND, 1921 Monroe at. ne-fHe.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

ANTIQUES-Gifts of antiques make the
most beautiful and lasting Christmas gifts:
may We suggest that you come in and look
over our beautiful stock Of porcelains.
silverware, old glass. old worries. lamps
and vases: antique jewelry; fans, in perfect
and other items too numerous to mention
many collectors items Will be found in our
stock Statler Galleries, I410 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

426 EMERSON ST NW-Furnished room.
| in home of 3 adults. Near express bus.
I ]
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WOMAN. colored. ghw.; live in: Bethe sda.
Md. $50 per MONTH references required
Wisconsin Tt66
Evening star., 1941-11-22

DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum, diamond watches and any Other
jeWelry purchased Highest prices paid
New York Jewelry Co. 727 7th st: nv:
Evening star., 1941-11-22

17l7 LANIER PL NW-Laree room.
newly furnished. next bath unl phone;
! 20 min downtown Adams O129
Evening star., 1941-11-22

ROUTE. GOOD
nable: trucks and
Ter leaving town.
oHs
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HELP DoMESTIC.
(Continued.)

MAID; care Of ? children and apt: for en- en-
4377 after l 80 pm. Sat.
MAID. white. middle-aged; live in: g.h.w.
in small family in Arlington. Call CHI.
MAID, general housework. GOOD cook: fam.
lily 2 adults: live in. 3rd-foor room ana
bath: THURSDAY and every other SUNDAY
OF: SO week; references. Oliver Ob53
NURsEMAID, care Of . children. 2 and 8
years old: light laundry. light housework;
live in. SH 1859.
WOMAN. colored. gh.w.; live in: Bethesda.
Md $50 per month; references required.
Wisconsin 1855.
WOMAN. white. middle-aged capable;
E;h.w.; good home; lisht laundry. Call
WOMAN, colored, settled, good with chill
dren, empl couple: live near 18th and II
sts: ne: refer; So wk, earfare; no Sun.
WA S467.
WOMAN, colored: between 20-4O. ,gh.x,..
good cook, care Of 1a-yr.-old baby live IN:
references and health certificate required:
$40 week. EN-. 1906.
WOMAN colored, in Arlington. for cooking
and gh.w.; $40 wk Glebe 32S9.
WOMAN ghw, experienced with children
live in or stay some nights. GE. oIoo'
WOMAN. white: general housework. care care
OF child. live in: references required. Can
CH. 1900. Apt. 272
WOMAN, white. 2O-4O, g.hw. (no heavy
laundry. care infant and boy z: for en-
ployed couple: live in: refers. SH. 4sI9-J'
RELIABLE white gentle. not over 40 years
OF age, to do cooking and cleaning tor
small family; nice room and private bath.
pleasant working condition and good WAGES
permanent employment for good WorKer.
Ordway 1882. 23'
Evening star., 1941-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LIQUOR STORE for sale. including stock
and beer cooler; must sell; So 800. Csu
Republic 9045. 20
TRASH COLLECTING ROUTE. GOOD
proposition; priced reasonable: trucks and
route all for sale. Owner leaving town.
ME 5236 23'
BEAUTY SHOP for sale; doing good bust
ness: good location; reasonable price: Box
34S-Z, Star. 22'
CASH LOANS. $50 90 to 100000. with no
interest or charges Of any kind, made to
Restaurants, Delicatessens. Drugstores,
Newsstands etc. All you do Is handle our
product on consignment. Information
without obligation. Mr. Mack. District O16l. :.
basis in business places OF all kinds: ali
newest machines; also coin phonographs
and Magic Telephone Music: information
without obligation. Silent Sales. DI. $500
GASOLINE STATIONS. will lease to re-
liable party: good proposition for one want
ing to go in business for himself. Write
or call in person only at 634 Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

dren, empl couple: live near 18th and II
SITS. ne: refer; SO wk.. earfare; no Sun.
RdR-
Evening star., 1941-11-22

Single room, clean,
rare bath with family;
cradle. 23s
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Webster st. ne
bus at corner to
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SITUATIONS MEN & WoMeN
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COUPLE colored. reliable; janitor. smal
apartment; man work out: reference. Ad
dress 1903 A st. Sc, r. Moore "a
Evening star., 1941-11-22
DOGS PETS, ETC.

FOR SALE male setter. ) yrs. .staunch;
/ female, > yrs, started; poultry ana
stock proof. not shy, high headed hunter.
See or write Clint ONeal, Woodstock. Va
Evening star., 1941-11-22

WOMAN. white, middle-aged. capable,
g.h.w.; good home; light laundry. Call
North AKA
Evening star., 1941-11-22

WIRE-HAIR PUPPIES. thoroughbreds.
beauties. cheap SH 622a-W. "a
Evening star., 1941-11-22

WANTED-Small trained rabbit dog. male
preferred; Will buy cash or pay llberaliy
for use; describe fully. NO. 3337. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-22

BROOKLAND, 1921 Monroe st ne-lHe.
double nm. comfortably furn., auto. heat.
unlim. phone. c.h.w.; conv. bus, cars.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

| WOMAN, colored. between 2O-4O. gh.v..
| good cook, care OF 1Ia-yr-old baby. live in:
references and health certificate required: