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La gaceta., 1942-01-19
CONVENE MILITAR ENTIRE
LAS NACIONES DEL EJE

Berlin. Enero 19.-Un conVe
MO militar sc firm6 aver, en- es-
ia capital, entire los gobiernos
de Alemania, Italia y ell Jap6n.
EStamparon sus firmas en- el
documento, el mariscal Keitel
por Alemania; por Italia, un de
legado del alto mando, y por ell
Jap6n. delegadoS del Estado
Mayor Y un almirante.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Los bales de Car7laUal

Por considerable de impor-
tancia para todos nuestros ele-
mentoS bailadores. as volve-
mos a recordar que en- ell entran
te mes de febrero nuestraS prin
cipales sociedades regionales e.
fectuaran suS tradicionales bal
les de CARNIVAL.
Estos Sc verificaran en- la ST.
guiente forma Ell primero CO.
rresponde a la respectable socie-
dad L'Unione Italiana, que 10
ha senaladO para ell Sabado 7 de
febrero; Centre AsturianO, el
sabado IA; Circulo Cubano, sa-
bado 81, y Centre Espanol, sa-
bado %.
Para estas fiestas usaran los
edificios sociales. Cada uno de
etos bales sera amenizado por
dos orquestas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
TrdSlddadG

En- la tarde del pasado saba
90 fue trasladada desde ell hos
pital del Centre ESpanol a su
Residential, 1924 de la liz ave.
Ia estimada Sra. Maria Monte
resi-, esposa del Sr. Jose Monte
resi-.
En- ell referido hospital do a
luz un precioso varoncito. ell que
ha quedado inscripto en- ell Re-
gi5tro Civil con el nombre de
Joe Monteresi, Jr
A Su hogan acuden sus mu-
ohas amistades a felicitarles.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
ESTA NOCHE Sc REUNIRA
Ell CLUB DE LOS ESPAR-
TANOS

En- ell edificio de la Camara
de Concrete de Tampa Sc reuni
"a hoy, a las ocho, Ell club de los
Espartanos.
La nueva directiva sera cleo
ia. Disertaran ell DIR. Mooney,
nresidenIte de la Universidad de
Tampa, y ell coach Flucie Stew
art.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Santos del did
Genaro, Canuto y Marta.
RecorddmoS

Que para ell microbes % del
presente mes, la Logia Luz de
Cuba No. S, de la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz, exhibira en- sus
salones de la Doce avenida y ca
lie Diecinueve una bonita peli-
cula Instructive.
Ell Sr. Francisco Rubio, secre
tario del Comite de Propagan-
da y Recreo, nos pide que haga-
mos una invitaci6n a todOs los
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
LAS CARRERAS DE HOY EN-
SULPHUR SPRINGS

I'm programa de once carre-
ras Sc ofrecera hoy en- ell Cane
dromo de Sulphur Springs.
Para la octava, la principal
de la noche, con una distancia
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Para To- Cruz R"iI

Para To- Cruz R"iI
En- la Ultima reunion celebra
Ola por la Secci6n de Damas de
la sociedad L'Unione ltaliana,
acordaron, unanimemente, ell ce
lebrar I'm Cabaret Privado a be
meficio de la Cruz Roja Ameri-
cana. Sc efectuara en- ell mes de
mario.
En- su oportunidad daremos.
mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
BdStdnte mejOrGdd

Con gran satisfaction consig
namos la ligera mejoria de la a.
preciada Sra. Amelia Gonzalez,
la que desde hace dias Sc en-
cuentra recluida en- la Clinica
"El Bien PGblicO," bajO la a.
tenci6n facultativa del DR.. A.
A. Gonzalez
Hacemos fervientes votos por-
que pronto pueda regresar a su
hogar. completamente restable-
cida.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
La 7HGtines de eyer

AP HNOotfttS ut wYtf
ExtremaGamente concurrida
nresult6 la matinee efectuada a.
yer por la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre ESpanol.
La parte bailable %estuvo, CO
mo en- domingos anteriores, a
cargo de la orquesta Don Fran
CISCO" que Sc ha impuesto en-
tire nueStra juventud, por su Sc
lecto repertoire.
Bonita lucia la sala de fiestas
cubiertas sus meSaS con limpi-
dos manteles y ocupadaS por
graciosas parejitas.
HaSta deSpues de las ocho de
la noche duro la fiesta.
Para ell domingo entrante ha
quedado snunciada la pr6Xima.
La gaceta., 1942-01-19
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered FROM the torturing
naxis of rheumatism, ~sciatica, 1lmbago, neu-
rama and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Nov they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO is trustworthy and dependable
contains no cpiates. If YOU want to feel again
the 10Y of relief from paiIi-so YOU can work in
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironc,ad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do lot relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your mo.sey VIII be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
tor NURITO on this guarantee. T.N.cJ
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Enlisted Men on
Call This Month

Fort Custer. All enlisted men VI
Ike regular army reserve, the enlist
,d reserve corps, and of the NauOnal
Guard OF the United States not now LII
:.rtive federal service. Will be called
{. active dmy not later than FEBRUARY
l. 1912. according to word reachlhs
here today from headquarters OF the
second army.
Deferments will be made only 10
men necessary to the mainiendnce M
Che. national health. safety or interest
KEY mzn i'm industries essential 10 IA
tionaI defense, and those VINO can
prove dependency. Those claiming de
I.ndency will b. deferred only "hert
the. dependency is Established N'!onu
. reasonable doubt and il critical III
l.sJure.
Exact method of notifying the men
was not made clear. but they VIII 90
70 the nearest reception center Tor as
eiynment. Only men qualified Tor Iuii
military duty will be nSslg1led 10 tiit
field forces Men who have had al ieas'
ibree months active federal service
during the two-vear period immeIaa te-
" prior to reporting for dn'y vii! ~
dispatched directlyrtO units OF ins'"n-
atoms. All others will b. sent 10
placement training centers 10 iii q"'-
tas called from there.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Councilman GAnrpa q I

Councilman George G. Behn
supported by Councilman Wagar
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin, BrohI
Burke. Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
WyandOtte, Mich, Dec. 80 1914.
resolution by Councilman Benin
Resolved by the City Council Of sire
City OF WyandOtte that the request IT
the Recrea ion Commission for ti,s.
moving of the skating shelter, be re-
.erred TO the City Engineer. with ia
structiOns that said request be COO,
piled with.
move The adoption Of the fOreSJ
ing resolution.
Councilman George G.. Benin.
Supported by Councilman Mason
Yeas: COunciLnen Behm. BrOhI
Burke, Mason, Schultz. Wagar
Nays: None.
WyandOtle. Mich. dec. 81, l94l.
Resolution by Councilman Benin
RESOLVED by the City Council Of b,..
City Of WyandOtte that the cOmmunq
cation received from the Michigan A
kali Company b. and hereby is ref,-C
red to the City Engineer for his inv.-S
tigatiOn and r port. and To the Oily
Treasurer for his report on the IL 1
status, and % the Municipal Servi.-'
Commission. the Michigan COnSOlidat
ed Gas Company and the Michigan Bell
TelephOn= Company. for their reports
as 10 utilities affected if any
l move the adoption of the fOregJ-
.ng resolution.
Councilman George G. Behm
- 4 l. 4 Il
Yeas: Councilmcn Behm. Broh
Burke. Mason. schultz Wagar
Nays: None.
Special Order
The Mayor ANNOUNCED The appOiIsI
ment of Il committee q study the. ma
Ter of the construction Of a suitable
building for the park 10 take The plaC,-
of tn present building which is TO L..
removed and used for Il skating Shei
ter, said committee "a make recon-
mendatiOus back to the Council. IN"
COMMITTEE appointed il rs follows
Councilman Benin, Chairman, Council
men Mason and Schultz.
Councilman Wagar. as Chairman uf
he Civilian Defense Committee Of til,.
City Of WyandUtte. appointed the fol
lowing as Il Tire RatiOning Committee
for the city of WyandO te: Charles
Ii. Block, Chairman. Louis Zyg1i. Rob
ert DrySdale, Lawrence j. LaCOur+'
and Jack Johns
Adjournment.
Motion to adjourn at 10 80 Pm. nv
Councilman Benin, supported 10y COud b
Gilman Wagar.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin, BrOhi
Burke, Mason, Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. LaCOURSE,
City Clerk
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
WydndOtte in
Years Gone By
10 YEARS AGO

New quarters for the City Council
In the city hall at Biddle and Elm
"tre occupied for the first time on
January 10. 1902. The city library had
Deem moved I'd new lSatiOn. Green
wall paper covered The renovated
roOm, with gr, en- carpet on that pOr-
tIon IF the floor occupied by the city
fathers. In d ceremonial attending the
occupancy, Mayor William Campbell
Was presented with an ebony gavel by
Ilty Clerk Henry y. MalOch. The Her
bld recorded that an air Of general
good feeling prevailed"
One hundred and fifty people at
tended complimentary ball and ban
quet held at Marx opera house and
paid for by Mike VI. Spear. landlord
Of the Columbia hotel. The guests in
Guided leading business men and the
elite of the town. also prOmint II. PEG
pie from Detroit. The drbUnnaire Mike
was reSplcndant ~ host and the pro
gram included Il violin solo from CAY
ali, ria tustiIana lay Il talrn ed viO-
iini>t. The party broke up AT > O'Clock
III the morning. How the genial Spear
looted the Columbia hotel and was
eventually To- serve Il rm in Jackson
prison. developed later And were there
some red facr> among the lUsil iOOi
Old-timerS will remember the down
and-OuterS who used 10 assemble III
the firemen'> n adquIrtcrS in the old
Cry hall. play piuU'hlc and squirt to
haccO Juice about the premises Any
OH fra mi
the city government " re solved IL
their OWN satisfaction by the members
Of the derelictS or near dereIictS An
cid ROundtr" con ributtd this bit OF
Uoggercl. upon the abandonment, en-
uIl'Hl In MemOriam-An Ode to the
Stove
hear tO my heart was the engine
house warmer,
When rhe cold winter blasts swept
round the town hall;
No more shall the cronie> spin yarns
Oil the corner.
For their old meeting place j. now
Il horse stall.
oh. many Il story has b'|n spun i'll
the fire room.
And many scheme has been hatch
al round the stove,
All. all, now is changed To despair
and deep gloom.
Since shan and the boys from home
are now drove.
oh. we'll / remember VIII Il our lead
er would rise
TO shoot off his blarney with Irish
pltHluence and wit:
There was fire in his story and u
fr tslOm from lies
AL all that Jim" Shannon rchearsed
10 the boys.
oh. rhe old city stove, the crOaie>
old warmer.
Has heard many tales bout men and
their wives,
Ii was loved by the Sitters who hung
round the corner.
The engine house heater twas The
friend of their lives.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
25 YEARS AGO

Milk Goes Up Cent Quart is i
caption familiar to every one. Twenty
tive years ago II meeting Of producers
was held in Grange hall on the Eure
Ia road, al which John Galloway pre-
sided. About 10 farmers were present
Also retailers that included Fred Koch
l.. L. johnson and Elmer Leblanc
The farmers r,ckoned that they were
Cntitled lU the same price that Detroit
crSamerits were paying. namely 81 IL
average per hundred pounds. This was
agreed to by the dealers. and the deliv
cry price to th,- customer WAS increaS
Ell from nine to ten CENTS per quart.
Newly elected Sheriff Stein annOunc
al that all Wayne county saloons must
IL. closed oh Sunday. This provision 81
the sta,e LIw was generally hOnoreI
more in tht. breach than i'll the Oh
s.-rvanCe.
At their annual election, the Mod
eEA WOOdmen of America chose these
officers. Venerable Counsel. j. Herman
Johnston worthy adviser, Norman
Usage; clerk, Harry HarriOtt; bank
ar, Walter bingham; escort, NeS Jar
eensen; Waterman, Albert kur&hin
ski; sentry. Henry Lesage; trustees
William Gartner, George COllard. DaV
id Eastman Retiring Clerk Edward
Haas was presented with gold Gun
links and lapel button.
Chief of Police john A. Denman re
,orted 30 arrests, and $1,4OO in lines
collected during the year 1916.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09

WyandOtte. Mich, Jan e. 1912
Regular session of the City Council
of the City of WyandOtte. the Honor
able Louis w. Benin, Mayor. presiding
Roll Call.
Present: COuncillnen Benin. BrOhl.
Burke, Mason, Wagar.
Absent Councilman Schultz.
Minutes.
Motion by Councilman Burke. sup
ported by. Councilman Ijehm, that the
reading of the minutes Of the last
meeting be dispensed with and The
same stand approved aS recorded.
Yeas: COuncilmen Benin, RrOhl.
Burke, Mason. Wagar.
Nays: None.
Unfinished Business.
Communication from City Of Wy8u
dol e Post No. 1876. Veterans of For
eign Wars. requesting cancellation VI
special assessment for sidewalk on Lot
IA. Block 337. Hurst and Posts Sub
division
Communication from Mr.. ii. T.. AL
len, Superintendent of the Depa rlme1n
of Municipal Service, relative to vaca-
ton Of alley east IF Fort Street, from
Ford Avenue 10 alley south Of same.
as Der resolution Of Council of Deceln
Der 8, 1911.
Communication from Michigan Aka
Ii Company relative to vacation Of
portions Of certain streets in the City
of WyandOtte for the protection of
their plant operations.
Report Of the City Attorney on the
request Of John F. WOhlin for an adj
ditiOnal payment on his contract with
the City of Wyandotte for the con
structiOn of sidewalks
Miscellaneous Business.
To The Honorable the Mayor
and City Council
of the City Of WyandOtte
We wish To think you for your kind
ness and sympathy at Il time when il
was deeply appreciated.
Sincerely.
The Benin Family
(Iteceived and placed on file.
Mr.. Lawrence j. I.aCOurse
City Clerk
City of WyandOtte. Michigan
Re: 75347 John WOhlin, Perform
ance and Labor and Material Bond
$50. 900.
Dear Sir:
that our company is preparing to au-
thOriZe the release of all but $1JO000
of the retained percentage of s., 491 .9S
now held by the City Of WyandOtte un-
der The contract with John +. WOhlin
for the construction of sidewalks.
You may accept this letter as our
authorization to release TO Mr.. WOhlin
all except S15O0.OO of the retained per
centage now held by YOU
Yours truly,
Employers Liability Assurances
Corporation, Ltd
w. NJ. Rellar
Attorney in Fact
Lafayette Building.
Detroit. Michigan
Referred to Council.
Hon. Mayor and Council
WyandOtle. Michigan
Dear Sirs:
As you are no doubt aware the fire
mems 1874 hour bill was given immed-
late effect when the State legislature
adjourned last session.
Since that time the Attorney Gener-
a has ruled that the LEGISLATURE
could not do this constitutiOnally. How
ever, up until 1t is ruled otherwise.
this bill should take effect legally Jam
uary TO- 1872
You may well imagine that the fire
men are eagerly looking forward ia
these leave days and | have been re-
QueSted 10 respectfully ask your Hon
0rable Body to give this act consider
alton at this time
Respectfully.
Eldon Clifford. Secretary
International Association IF
Fire Fighters. Local $50.
Evening star., 1942-10-01

Rows Of fluhy cotton che.
mile On cotton muslin. Co3y
and charming! Soft pastels.
No phone or mail orders.
Robes-Second Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

For William foraer, Efq;
The Difference.

400
So that the late Chief Juaiee carried Il
by great Majority, without the Quakers.
The Tndentures being feald, the whole
Body Of Electors, waited on their new Re-
preventative to his Lodings, with Tum-
pets founding. and violins Plying, and
;n little Time took their Leave Of him:
And thus ended the WeftrbeJiey Election
to the general Satisfaction.
EMEag@g:gs, -E%sy;.4pssIEs
NEW.YORK. Nov. S. On W<d-
sej1ay the am. Of O3sbrr. the late Chief
Juitice. bu. new Representative for the
County Of iVbtlieke)ier, landed in thisCity,
about 5 O'clock in the Evening, a. the
Ferry.ltairs On His landing He was q.
luted by general Fire ofthcGuns from the
Merchants velels lying in the Road; and
was receivd by great Numbers Of the moR !,
comfortable Merchants and Inhabitants Of
this City, and by them with loud Aclama-
tions Of the People as he walk'd the Streets.
conducted to the Black l3orjt Tavern, where
Observation-Disclosures was prepard for,
Him. at the Charge THE Gentlemen who
received Him, and in the Middle Of ONE
Side Of theRoom. was fix'd Tabulet with
golden Capitals. KING GEORGE. III.
BERTY and LAW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
vtaeEe6n. Odaktr 10th. J7,,.

KefckeGcrG 0dak<r sth.J7,3.
IN this Day, Lewit MOrrU Efq, late
~ Chief Juhice Of this Province. was
by a grea, Majori,y Of Voices, elected
Representative for the County Of mr.
ebrllry.
This beng an Election Of great EIpecta-
ton, and where in the Court and Countrys
Inieren was exerted Gas is faid) to the u.
mott: lfhall give my Readers. q parii.
eular Account oft. rs I had it from a Per.
ion that was preient At il.
Nifkela, Cea:fx.- Elcs High SlkrM of
the 6id County, having by Papers sflIed
to the Church OF E1d [kfilf1. and other
publicE Places. given Notice Of the Day
and Place Of Election, without mentioning
any Time Of the Day. when it was to be
dsne which made the Electors on the
Side of the late Judge. very futpitious that
Come Fraud was intended: To prevent
which about SO ofthem kept Watch upon
and about, the Green at EalxkeIfT, 1.-THE
Place Of Eletiion,) from "a. O Clock the
Night Before. I'll the Morning Of that Day:
The other ELECTORS beginning to move on
SUNDAY Afternoon and next followed the
Candidate Lewn Mmru Efq, late Chief
Juitice Of this Province, then two Co.
lours, and 1t Sun rifing they cntred upon
the Green Of Eajfekffr III: Place Of
Election, follow'd by above 500 Horfe OF
the principal Frecholders Of the County,
"a greater Number than had ever appear'd
tor one Man 6nce the Settlement Of that
County } After having rode three Times
round the Green. they went to the Houles
OF .7effpb Fowler and - CHILD, who
were well prepared for their Reception,
and the late Chief Ivalee, on bis alligh.iHe
by ieveral Gentleman. who came there to
give their Votes for him.
About Eleven Of the Clock appeard the
Candidate Of the other Side. Wl2iamFesjfrr
Eiq, School Matter. appointed by the Socie.
~ Tor Propagation Of the Gofpef, and lately
made bv CommiAion from his Excsllency
(the pre(entG GOVERNOR Clerk ofthe Peace
and COMMON Pleas. in that County, which
CommiiG.m il Is 1id, he purchaied for the
valuable Collaboration of One Hundred
PiRoles given the Governor, Ahout an
fiour alter, the High Sheriff came to Town
finely mounted. the Hou6ngs and Hotter.
Caps being Scarlet, richly Laced with
Silver belonging to ---: Upon
his spproach the Electors on both Sides
went into the Green. where they were to
Flea, and after having read his Majefty's
Writ. bid theElcetors proceed to the Choice.
which thew did and great MAJORITY ap.
peard Tor Mr.. Morris. the late Judge Upon
which Poll was demanded, but by whom
is not known to the Relator. tho II was
(aid by many. to be done BY the Sheriff
himfelc Moyri,, the Candidate ieveral
Times afked the Sheriff upon whole Side
the Majority appeard, but could get no
other reply. but that Poll mulf be had,
and accordingly after about two Hours
delay, in getting Benches. Chairs. and Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

bles they began TO Poll: Soon after one OF
thofe ealledO uakers, sMan Of known Worth
and Ehate, came to give his Vote tor the
late Judge. upon this Feylfr and the two
Fowler. kfo(fi and lillian. chofcn by
him to be Infpeaofs queitioned his having
an Eitate, and required Of the Sheriff 10
tender him the Book TO Swear, in due
Form Of Law, which he rcfuicd TO do. bur
offered to take his folemn Affirmation,
which both by the Laws Of England and the
Laws Of this Province was INDUCED TO the
People called Ouakers, and had always
been pradiled from the firit Election Of
Representatives., in this Province TO this
Time, and never refuled but the Sheriff
was deaf to all that could be alledged on
that Side and notwithstanding, that he
was told both by tho late Chief Juitice, and
Iants Asxasdtr, Efq, One Of His Ma
jety's Council. and Councillor at Law,
and BY William Smith. Efp Councillor az
Law, That fuch Procedure was contrary
to Law. and violent Attempt Of tho Ii
berries of the People He ifill prefified in
rsfufing the faid Quaker to Vote ana in
like Manner did refufe Seven and Thirty
Ouakers more, Men Of known and viGble
Eitasex.
About Eleven O'clock that Night the
Poll was closd.- And il food thus
For the late Chief Jufice, ayr
Ouakers, az
In all s6o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

So that the late Chief Jultiee carried Il
by great Majority, without the Quakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

NAIL 1t colored. care OF small baby small
~: eli week. Phone Warfeld 1896.
MAID. g h W, plain cooking. care of chiId
~ ttaunorv' i've IN. Bethesda. 81"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

District 3l3L. Open Ewes. Till P NJ.
FURNIIURF-Goyt. has given US 3O-day
extension in which to vacate one Of our
largest warehouses; We are unable to
forced TO eacri7ce 100000 worth O. fine
furniture at 400 off the OPA ceiling prices.
we have hundreds of bedroom, dining room,
ny. rm. suites, overstuffed and occasional
chairs. secretaries and desks, coffee, cock
tali, lamp and end tables OF famous Mers-
man make floor and table lamps, ane
many more items. Be sure to visit or
sho"room before you buy and take 4J%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
RADIO REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ADDING MAcHS. sundstrand, Burroughs,
Rem. Rand: cleo, hand; barg. SUN, Co
1921 Week. DI. 1872. l112 14th St n w.
BEDROOM SET, Ape. maple: maple din
cite set, table and chairs; studio couch,
lounge chair Kenmore washing machine;
all only mos. old. DE, $500.
BEDROOM SUITE. rugs breakfast set,
studio couch. office desk wardrobe WE
DO MOVING. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave
BEDROOM SUITE, living room suite, occa-
slonal chair, lamps. etc. Adams 2293,
1924 Kenyon st. NV
BED, double, mahogany finish, with coil
springs. good condition: SIS. Phone Trim
idad 5551.
BED, single, wooden poster. spring and
bureau, floor lamp. chairs CO. 1856.
BED. double. Hollywood. with mattress.
cover, Grapes. $500; studio couch. 3
cushions, mattress cover, S35; > maple
chests, S25 90: small table. $500; maple
desk. $1,000: bookcase. SIS 90: all new
Apply 1611 Park I'd, Apt. 107. until Il or
after g.
BEDROOM SUITE, coil-sprins mattress.
double bed, pieces. complete: private
home: used in ol1et room: like new: $3.50
No, Aspen ST., Chevy Chase, Md. at 1000
Conn. ave. NV
BLOWERs-Prepare furnace for coal now
Complete With thermostat. Easily installed,
sizes. Cartys Elec., 1908 14th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

HtOUSEkEEPER. white. settled. Some care
IN ins Ah 1iahe wife Family of 3 Plain cook
si,s, IL liz NJ wash laundry sent out Warm,
500 mo- Warfield sOaS .N' inoh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
VENETIAN BLINDS.

Buy Direct From Manufa cturer
CASH OR EASY TERMS
o southern Venetian Blind Co.
zoos New York Ave. Phone Elk 4sSS-4ss4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

FURNITURE--l0-- piece ANTIQUE white lsth
century English dining room suite, an
| Iiaue White living room chairs, also French
SSoomrmodes and tables. Beautyrest matt.
| hole desk and secretaries studio couches
poster beds, springs, rugs Office furniture
man. coffee tables, end tables, tier tables.
lincoln Furniture Co. SO7 Penn ave n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

Sai1OOoEWORkER, assist care of 9 children
SIf WHY small apt; no Sundays Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

hoOSEWORKER, experienced, cook; must
Madison St NV RIA OO3s ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

FORNiIURE-Deep-cut prices on all bed.
room, living room and dinette suites Hum
oreds OF brand-new and floor samples All
occasional pieces. tables. overstuffed chairs.
kneehole desks, cedar chests, and all house,
hoid furniture in our three-story building
ance. Terms