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ging down little deeper :.
ShOnId do en- Thin u

ging down a little deeper 9.
should do so. Think II
over! We were reminded
Of this by comment in a recent
letter from Lieut.. William j..
Gasow Marine In New
Caledonia. "A storm came
up yesterday the waves
went right over the barracks
sloshed through our tents
and soaked everything in
Guiding bedding, blankets and
equipment. No one had a
stitch of dry clothing and
we had to sleep with wet clothes
and soaked bedding. We're
hoping the sun will shine soon
to give us chance to dry out"
Which would YOU rather
do line up with Bill" and
take what he's taking or
BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND
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4sMin the s0ay
By D. A.

sentence in this column lost week gave
local plenty of response which he hadn't anticipated
but proved thot must be reading this humble
Of the old fony ouno II happened in the
Of John W. Vice local Credit Bureau monoeer who cos
uoIy mentioned in sensitive hearing thot the CD sends
ottrocve writing kit any local service
when they ocross the chops address.
John should have cautioned not to publish that
olthouoh he's enjoying the results immensely for he
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27
British (apiives Lost
on Japanese Transport

LONDON. Jan. 27-The sink
ing of Japanese transport car
rying British prisoners OF war
from Java on Nov. %, l943 was
disclosed today in a War Office
announcement that list OF vic
Tins had been received from the
Japanese government.
The brief statement, which
did not give the number OF cas-
ualties. said urgent inquiries
were being made into the cir
cumstances of the sinking.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

WASHINGTON =

WASHINGTON - Rev. Will
loan Hoover, from Connors
Baptist Church, Detroit will
present a special religious pro-
gram of talking motion pictures
accompanied by instrumental
and vocal music at Washington
Baptist church tonight and Fri
day at 3 o'clock. Rev. Hoover
is a nationally famous religious
editor.
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Mrs. William Cummins will
entertain at a miscellaneous
wedding shower Saturday even
ing for her daughter, Mrs. Pete
Gordon, formerly Lucille Ra-
gan, OF Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

Feb. ! for Grace hospital where
she will begin training as q
cadet nurse.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bennett
and mother, Mrs. Ida Bennett,
visited Mrs. Retta Haines Mon
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Stegall,
of Charlotte, N. C., have been
with their son in law and
daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Hughes. the past few weeks.
They expected TO return home
last week but were detained by
the illness OF Mrs. Hughes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. William Gladly
are recovering from the flu
which has kept them confined
for some time.
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Mr. and Mrs Milo Davis, and
mother, have moved 10 Rochest-
Err
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-27

Mrs. Roy Edgerton, OF Allen
ton, is visiting in the home OF
her daughter, Mrs c. z. Arnold.
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Miss Marjory Singleton leaves
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Corp. Elroy Arnold Of Camp
Banding, Fla, arrived here
Tuesday TO spend a short fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Arnold, of 1909
West street.
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WAR BONDS will help
to back the WACS, WAVES and
SPARS,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-25
CHAPTER TlllETY-rlIREr

1t was noon before Argus ,woko
the following day. lie 81, strange
ly light ncadc. from loss of bInod
and shock. lie got up and culleI
Butch. >'ieu
"fon got Il visitor" his valet tolJ
him. Il told him You couldn't scn
h"body--you Was too sick. But hr
won't leave" '' III
lie says his name is Carstairs
bay windcr." s
II wondered when he'd arrive A."
snid Argus. Tell him I'll be in ~
soon as I'm dressed. Then comn
back here and help me-"
Sure, boss"
Carstairs Sr. was smoking :,
cigar and ncrrouSly pacing up and
down the living room when Arms
entered. Us
What can l do for YOU" the do
tective asked.
Inrstairs whirlcd. $50. there Won
are. he said in his deep voice. 81
want that check back YOU s,oI,. fran,
my sons pocket" - 0''
Argus smiled.
Atm prepared to pay YOU. If
.hat what you want" Cars,oirs
Doomed. How about il? Unw
much do you want?" The older man
pulled furiously on his cigar nnL
flared Mt Argus through unrrownJ
blue eyes.
Sit down." the detective invited
snapped.
AS you wish. but hope Won
won't get tired. You and | have. :,
lew things to discuss"
cant see that we have any.
thing to discuss"
why don't you tell me about ,b;s
check - how Syria Nern,'s n,m,
happened TO be endorsed on Tho
oack-and-why the police found :,
hik rope belonging TO you in her
apartment"
Iarstalrs got red in the face. lie
Dew out his checks like "A uuruoisn
IL was framed" he ro,rnd
mats what they all say
ori."led Argus. 81 should have
thought you could make up a bet.
ter story, but for the sake of ar,ru.
aeHt, VINO framed SOu?"
why that girl-she-told mo
some cock-and-bIll story about NV
Son and herself and was fool
enough to believe her. | made out
that check to get rid of her. AS for
the robe--maybe my son borrowed
1t how should know"
DO You realize what you're in
ferring?' Argus asked.
We'll. you know how !. is. Mr.
Steele. Young men arc Young mon
They're impulsive, and do foolish
thlngS. My son-well. he's ALWAYS
tered.
If what you've just told me is
true and you bought Syria off. WHY
should you be so concerned about
getting that check back? Certainly
not to protect your sons rcputa-
ton"
You're an insulting young wbip-
persnappcr, just as I've been led to
believe"
"ln court parlance that would
be considered an dd hopincn arru-
mcnt-an appeal to personal pre-
JUDGE, and it would be ruled out.
Come now. isn't it yonr reputation
you want to preserve"
I'll admit happen to be in
tercstcd in politics right now and |
dort want any unfavorable pub
heity concerning my SON."
You should've thought of that
earlier" Argus snapped. "Why
were you telephoning Syria Verne
from the Whitsun Club"
~Shc was irving to stir nm
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car,,.ira !o...,d ..,.,.,.. 1T,
''',H. I say. y az. q. Lived.
- ~ - 81 .h.u A,'.,.;.. And
'Hni'.ia I"Hc-slc f,,.-,I 81. ,L.ut
You and Nyria-lri urii.ve un-
.1iiAcd some letters ,oh L,J
written her. Bat Cynthia VAS dis.
posed -, '""." Argus looked square,
y II 'ar i"irs. "Sh" WAS shot with
Il F"n h''"n'::ug tn Lucky Ganbriui
on" az Dancers E,mchmcu. You
w"ul ut l..,v aryth.l,., abou, that
Won. ! y"u. Mr. car.rairs:"
!" to II that is" n.
''k'G ms i'g.. Both Cynthia Lane
and Syria Verne worked for mo
professionally - that Was all.
KNOW nothing about their private
lifrS. hey, III turn, had nothing To
do with mine"
Il suppose is In" most natural
'h'mg IN IL" world for You To leave
S"tih dr""Slh,: robes in mud,l,'
apartments who Just worried for
you--rr"frssiuu.tlly."
g. We been candid with you, Mr..
Hrr!r: by cant you understand
mat ! know nothing more about
| SYRIA Verne than that my son was
having som" sort Of silly filtration.
| Now how about that check" A.,
n"amrd heartily. How much do
owe y"u! ii" produced a gold
fountain pen and his chrckbook.
,,, save your ink." yawncd Argus.
NAT ch"ck Is going To Ice Exhibit
y IN IN" murder of Syria Verne,
'NnthIa Lane and tn" lttumptcd
murder OF Roger flars."
Roger flapg?" Carstairs T., noed.
Tho model agent"
'ica,' said Argus. "Wi,h the
evidence the police hay" aroin.t
both you and your son, this check
VIII complete the"
"N"w listen. Mr.. Steel. he rca-
S'nahl". Name your price" Cnr-
.,HIrs paused. II didn't lin Svr;a
Verne. Neither did my son. What
good viii ii do To break up a hapry
i"n'iE With Il lot of unpleasant rub
iIcit!! TIL" girls dead now. Elm !,
married. Why not forg t the whole
Argus stood up. I'm very tired.
.hr. CarStairs. Someone actu,lIv
not me last night. Fortunately
I'm Silll alive, but"
mat matter Of opinion"
OarStairs muttcrci.
Argus continued. "You thinl,
money can buy anything. You don't
seem TO realize that two girls bovn
D'rn murdered. That both you and
YOUR son arc under suspicion, and.
might add, that YOU haven't hclpcJ
your sons cause any by your adj
missions. But that check is going
|" ID" turned over to the police. And
no matter what amount of money
You oitcr me, won't give it to Won"
can see I'm not getting any
place with YOU" said Carstairs. ~
snail Sc" my lawyer. I'll teach YOU
to hiackmail me-" he clustered
Bi"ckmail! That's what it isl" His
voice rose. My lawyer"
Better make it Il crimina, Inw-
yer, CarStairs. From where I'm sit
.n" 1t looks rs though you might
nced one" Argus frowncd.
CarStairs opened his mouth to
say something and then shut it all
ruptly. lie turned on his heel ard
walked out, slamming the front
door.
| Argus laughed. "Therc goes a
man with a guilty conscience il |
ever saw one" he mumblcd half
aloud.
Butch entered the room. What
was that, boss >" he asked.
oh, nothing" Argus said, IRE.
occupied. Bring on my breakfast.
We got to go up to the hospital and
nave Il talk with FIagg."
(To nc continucd)
Copyright. hy Hat, Lee.
D!'trIhutrri h, Nm 1 ,rnrr, Syndicate. Ina
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AM1d&a(SNlMdbaea~B ABs Les

wife" ' ana ms
Where did you go W hen Won ,cr,
tue Mhlisun Club Monday night
Home"
ihen 1t took You two hours and
nan 10 go from Fifth Aycnt. ..rJ
H-hd Street to 6I5 East 5utn 20
Argus pressed.
well. maybe | stopped or anil
h;d dr.rk-I don't rcm.r,l,'r
"r'i''rm"rc, what right have -ou
" question me? I'm not on trial"
- How long have you known
Dancer Martinclli""
l never heard Of him. outsid. Of
newspaper stories. Now listen.
young man-"
:. GU ne III a bad spot. Carstairs
Gu i've IN liz" same building os
SYRIA Verne. Your robe is fo,nI in
trr apartment. You make ont n
Dn'tk Tor live Thousand dollars
which has been endorsed by her.
lou phone her from Euur club the
night she was murdered. Then Won
oarGc III here and get nasty and nm
stage with me and try To buy mo oir
l nave a good mind to turn YOU over
/" the police Argus got up and
started toward the phone
Maybe | have been haStv." s,i1
Iar*taIrS wiping his brow With his
handkerchief. Lets talk ,h;n,,s
| over" '''t''
"W"ll. lct's-and ct 1t over with
l haven't had breakfast vet. Unyy
Ecruc?" 80 - lei
Argus thought for n mnmcn, that
'ar$t..'rS wuuld burst Il blood yes.
SCI. How dare you suggest such n
thlng? Ii" spluttrrcd.
"l"h Su"FcSt 1t. just asked
lor ih!ormation.' asserted Argus
well. YOU implied it by asI;inc
hoic to"g Id been financing her"
All right, then, had YOU beer
hnancin" her."
Icrlainly not. only met her =
month ago" Carstairs looked a,yav
Then used her only in u business
capacity for my ADVERTISING. N,
son suggested it,"
How dill your son happen to rc,
hold of that check"
Tile must've found it among my
papers" "S
And YOU had nothing in common
wIth Miss Nernc-that is. apart
from your son and your busincss?,
I'VE told you" Carstairs was
cxaSpcratcd. "But that's all por,
OF Young man sowing his wild
oats. He's married now"
I've also learned you had =
heated quarrel with your son last
week. Why? Was it about tn,
check" WV
I'VE had row over an entirely
different matter"
you came home Monday , ter.
noon around four o'clock. Did YOU
so out again."
NO, not until / went to the club
ut seven. But what are you getting
at? What right have you to qucs.
tlon my actions?"
MIR. CarStairs, I don't mind tell.
ing you that both you and your son
arc on spot. In fact, both of YOU
need n nice alibi."
What about that check, do I get
1T back? All this nonsense"
"All in due time. But about
Martinclli--"
"Confound Martinclli," raspcd
C"rstairs, turning purple again. Il
don't know the man."
"Thcn what were You doing in his
car on Monday night at :3O?"
That's "A lie! I've never seen his
car"
"Some one saw you getting into
it. Some one who knew both you
and Martinclli."
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HELP Men 3 WoMEN tcon..l

CHECKER for self-service grocery store.
ETEyxT6SR OPERATOR, colored: must un-
aerstan Hnr swi; MaMslph hours yrs an to
fouNfRRN HEH f iul and i part time m good
pay COLONIAL VILLAGE PHARMACY.
l737 Wilson blvd: Airing ton, Va. OK. 1880.
MAN AND WIFE, colored: man care for
yard and perform general work on prem
iscs; wife to cook and assist. in serving
Separate quarters with private bath pro-
y Wnad,sx r rTss family. sl76 month.
PERSON familiar with multilith and
mimeograph machines; permanent POSI-
tion, pleasant SURROUNDINGS. good salary.
4S hours week with Saturday afternoons
We 4 nn Rr eRR!z Assn Is RRins
Pt PUB IL aoffiNIoN ORGANIZATION wants
part or full time interviewers for public
opinion poll lasting for the next four weeks,
75c per hour. Apply Box 493-K.. Star. 9.
ElRs %5osa;nss' 5ess1D'sSsWsosoSpE
sECoND COOK. experienced; best refer
ences; top salary; for high-class restau-
asG meals Mp nni18rm furnished CAN Wo
SODA SODA 1 FOUNTAIN MAN WORK. permanent n or
part time Apply inside CAPITAL TRAM
SIT TERMINAL. 1901 wisconsin ave See
s So and crews for wen known
WOULD You LIKE 70 EARN extra money,
We have vacancies for employed people,
men men or women. who would like to spend
your own dept and work in conditioned
comfort. Apply personnel ONCE, 2nd floor,
TIE HECHT CO., Z st at 9TH.
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PERSONAL

WILL STAY IN every evening with children
q g, ased for room and dinner. Box 296-L,
WATCHES repaired. 3 to 5 day service;
tention; alarm. electric. pendulum and
Efsa1 s5si1s s H9k 10th s ed
sssfa ~ AZ bT Fl SaoNEs1 90 per month
Ga Pc sA ia9f a,iT S2 hon.
baby portrait expert; total cost, 6 photos.
s19 AssmS ssse, eyes, for sppt:
time Of money BACK. Write for boz sookiet No.
drugs or surgery. DR. soMMERWERcK.
f 81 ess 5. johnson "a dentist a4 Fails. teeth
Westofs BLDG. SOS 14tb NV. ~ 'oN'
PHONE SHEPHERD 36se. ask for Miss
Campbell, II you are in need Of loan up
Say s. sSoS e Sot anss instructive play
sasos s ssGne sed5ea t.
DIRE DREs Sssi STUDIO. centrally To-
equipped for prompt service; dresses, suits
o sa to %os SsasE s asc n1 END
Bu II Is sS SGM rn Snss IA YsG5
celled day and night care for children
ca OK sss Ms.sscnsseets 81 a Iss p Roats
x ETsn Pun s "a fHf Hx GhgEsh . i
Circle Club. CAN FIR. $3.50, 70 pm
NATIONALLY KNOWN SINGER w" VIII ex-
change lessons for accompanying. give
RaSaa 1A w ssif sSer SERVICE day or
p1gh to or any houf. Call Mr.. TIPPETT.
Sis. q. ssny u your aa HsTs & ss
9bOS. Evenings, WA 9421
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
part time; statements. audits, tax returns:
prompt Fssson ss,, ordwsy So!4
doing repair work or odd Jobs in hotel.
hospital or apartment house; references.
Es1 atFk s! g. capable. alert. prosres
sive. creative. industrious and successful;
IT years active general business experience
level in competitive manufacturing and
distribution; broad experience in purchas-
ing jeeoinsa credits and collections, sales
thoroueh and intimate knowledge Of the
nowledre us Of ' Tesi ests s1e r olas
presentabie. flexible. co-operative and de.
ably that fails Within his sphere. but
know; previous and principal activity per
manently nullff1ed by war and now seeks
and IN any feld IN which, Whate s sA0 aua
e work ~ those who foot the bills. Box
MAN. versatile. ONCE and warehouse; IL now
soE sssl1 e. s,. married; USES permit
MAN. vet, 80. experienced in adm. air
transp.. acct. storage and procurement
eommensurste with results: viii fA9 consider nsd
Man e srs RoH draft s desires location
with progressive firm; yrs college. IL B.
law; yrs, exp. transportation and ware
capacity; mech. knowl.: exp. in prod. CO.
ord and ONCE mgmt. Box 144-L, Star. g.
MAN. white. 49, desires part-time, evening
work between and IL pm. Call Hobart
1867. g.
PAPERHANGER-PAINTE wants Job work
white mechanic. Phone Ii S070. TO-
RESIDENT MANAGER, high type, thor
oughly experienced in all branches Of large
property MANAGEMENT; best of reference;
Star. O.
RESTAURANT MANAGER with 90 years
not. he neither steals nor accepts cash
kickbacks. Box 236-L. Star. 10.
SERVICE MECHANIC and electrician, 10
operator and electrician, years teach.
college, desires position with chance Of
postwar future. SH. 1179 between 8
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Help DoMEsrlc fca.,.l

-; Iharsd.9 ana S0 Sunday ~: SIS aS week week
Maid. 2sall Or part time; seoa vases: no
{. 1923 4th st. NV.
sss' e ss ps1n: .. a'.y
MAID; Sas week; lisht s.h.w.: good
s se0a must sH dry sf, ssr 1--we I'M
MAID, white or coiored; .gh.w.: live in;
take care Of 5-ycar-oid child: both parents
good home IN chevy e chase and psrmanent
Of Tussdsy after II Am.
general housework. Phone EN-. $40.
sG ~ MASTED care Of bah, and
nice country home; near bus: in Arl.; GOOD
Settled WOMAN Tor r general homework,
s Usa ~ phone Rsa NC No as ssndfy
desirins good permanent position; family
" 1aAMs fnlssa s72s su.hou,e
no Sundays, Call Columbia 1911. :,
WON, WOMAN. white; g;h.w. care Of 2 small
MATs ess W VA no $685. Sss cniid salary MRS
WOMAN for g.h.w:, private family, 2
St. NV. ADJ p ss2b' f n'ef''e~' ''o' LON
WOMAN, white. interested in doing supper
dishes and staying all night. in return for
BED and board: Oh. 1890.
:. r ssdults; refe 5sas; 8 days SIS and
HpMxN. White; S 60 nothing but care for
ls-year.old child; I've IN: $50 week
WoMAS. white. upstairs maid. lish,
a.ao p Phone NEIL RA 1000; Monday: to
WOMAN. white, capable. as housekeeper
and cook in small home for adult ladies'.
employed; help in care Of invalid mother:
i've in; conveniently located; no children
or orb. heavy laundry; references asked and
WOMAN, cciored, settled, responsible, over
20; or couple; references; live in: unusually
nice room; Thurs. every other Sunday of;
adult, 3-year-old child other help EN-
ployed; $50 weekly. EN-. l7OS.
WOMAN, middle-aged colored; genera
housework and cooking in small Chev,
f cSaSs hGRs rXy In ,or WI xdod 1884, no
eral houseworker. full time or part time
Thursdays and every other Sun. off, Cal
after 10 am. Woodley 5175.
ALL DAY THURSDAY. every other Sunday
OF: shy, COCK; 3 in family; live in: 500
PART-T1ME G.H.w. and cook dinner fol
employed couple. 2 to = pm; 5-day week;
ST. and carfare; health card and ref
erences required. Call SH. 1872 all day
Sunday or after pm. weekdays.
395--Cook. experienced. Inv; live in;
52-day week: must have references: other
help employed; near Dupont Circle. MI
RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN with good
references, days weekly. Silver Spring
81. OIL
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeline.
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving st. NV. Apt. 4. Adams 223S.
ORGANISE desires position in small
church. IA. 51S6 evenings
SALESLADY, experienced in selling better
furniture, wishes connection with a high
class furniture house. Box 151-L, Star. .
SECRETARY, experienced, desires inter
esting work: excellent references: sos
SECRETARY. competent 10 yrs exp,
postwar position, S45. Write details Box
23O-L, Star TO-
order. alterations; reasonable. Call CON-
ME RA. 1897. lOs
SEVERAL YEARS Of diversified ONCE de-
tail and management; experienced in
public relations; permanent resident. MI
0T47. l0s
WOMAN. refined, colored. wants position;
DE. 1856
WILL STAY IN every evening with children
or aged for room and dinner. Box 297-L
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and -typewriters re-
pma a rec quickly; faetory1trained mechsnies.
co asPfs Bond R5 s Ssa
ALL APPLIANCES serviced Refrigerators.
ap H WIS W. SALES LESS Wsk
kIn House e M:. ySSE Dfes
i5is. " Branch sSs HV q Nash Fiooi coy coy re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fans, fixtures. ra-
dos. washing machines, refrigerators. sold
No job too small OF too large. BEN'S. Tho
siys Mss lS4I s nm m $500 m
wiring G. A. MuDDnMAN CO. SI1 e 9 St.
IA sl w. az EHs HA 1877 sewing ma
chine service and repairs by expert; also
alteration specialist, prompt attention
given to service people. Call oiebe 1907.
A. AWNINGS WING, heavy and light canyas. r;
BRICKWORK, plastering, cementine, ma
e years, exp. ia, 634o. r. j. HARRI-
BRICK WoRKmGara ss with overhead
door: porch, cinder block concrete. fire.
place chimneys, retaining walls. VICTOR.
CAMERAS REPAIRED. free estimates, last
fsIefs Msrk sEkvcE see
Gle Sea9a fTs san and oil burner,
by vacuum cleaner method; sensationadi
ELECTRIC coNSriRxcTIiING. house wiring.
Ii REfEi al a9sS any make:
serYss es1 Il 90 SCI
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs; small
LIE sRssa WikIS g. s ssares extra out
E EE5S os sAs sSs Ga PARK koAb
ING GO; DE. 17lo. FIR. 4765,
ssfsasFsk A ca c6 REhEx IN sane ana susn.
pepiensed n Rorsmen. sH a. s1ss spe aE 0 yes4
s'sSF sRs 81 sff'fhs sp s g.
PAiNT1NG, Interior and exterior; PAPER
guar: immed. attention. ia. 1889.
PAINTING. papering, plastering and floor
sanding Sndins quality tssS workmanship; white me-
PAINTING, paper hanging; first-class work.
ma ma work done Immediately. ocall
PATNTiNG, PAPERfNG and plasteTing.
Free est; first class work and material:
As sTom1s
DrSaf hGRf sE1 esG s& sass
pAs MT Ga US your home.
PHfNTN e0 pSPERfNG. doors 'S pIasser re-
pairs-For that feeling of prewar EN-
cheney. service, enthusiasm and customer
90 ss Ub and e do il a ae so % sD vp
you any Of the alibis, hard-luck stories
war. Efficiency is as eficiency does, war
#4A4SHSsSaH & Ri 5ssi III;
s ss9s you my os asss s si ssis and
PAPER HANGING and painting; special
low. prices during October: work Euaran-
f tsfe "a sRhSaE sass service. fire.
f fxFgnSc an Ain SEA- PaasNrse. A., work;
estimates free. Call MIR. BECKETT. DU.
PxPERING AND PAINTING. for f,ne work.
manship and immediate service at mod
crate prices. KURTz. any time. ia. s02l.
PAPER HANGING. this week only. ~ ana
ners: wovt guaranteed Michisap B3i5
chanic: ali WORK suaranteed; rs Years ex-
perience. Call HO. 9717.
PLASTERING done by white mechanics. no
Go 81 ipf hrd rspeHns Nq as ss 1S
waterproonng. No job too small. TR.
f FIX; S!s 2ND CEMENT WORK. No
% W. IA ' TaoM e: sS7 ssr st. n D fS7o
PLUMBING. major repairs, bathroom re-.
placements: prompt service. A. B. CLARKE,
ME. 1908, 3-5 pm. Sligo 3061 after Z . m.
PLUMBING and heatins equipment can
now be installed BY reg, Nd. plumber and
n 9sco g cont mt. cash q terms Cali FIR.
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