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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-05

Clintock, Oakland, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Frantz and other relatives
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Frances N. Davies spent the
weekend at her home in Oakland
Paul Fisher and daughter jeanne
visited Mrs. Fisher at Memorial Hos
pital, Cumberland, Sunday.
Mrs. Howard S. Frantz and daugh-
ter, April, are visiting relatives in
Hagerstown.
Bunnell Friend and daughter Miss
lcie, Hoyes, spent Thursday after
moor with Mr. and Mrs Harry Black.
Pvt and Mrs. Lawrence Schroyer
and daughter, Uniontown, spent Fri
day here. His mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Schroyer returned home and visited
until Sunday night. Pvt. Schroyer left
Saturday for Camp Wheeler, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wicklow and
son Clark spent Sunday at Addison
with Mrs. Lily Lowdcrmlk.
Charley B. Miller, agriculture in
structor in the local school, accom-
panied by Maurice Friend, Robert
Frantz, Donald Sisler and Robert c.
Schroycr, attended the Frederick Fair
several days last week. The four boys
represented the local school in judg-
ing dairy cattle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage re-
ceived a message Friday night an
nouncing the death of their son-in-
law, George Bittncr, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Funeral services were conducted at
Somerset, Pa, Monday. His widow
was the former Miss Lcona Savage.
Mrs. Thclma Jones and Miss Vclva
Savage, Of Dayton, O., arc visiting
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-05

relatives here for a few days.
Week lend guests of Mrs. John De-
vine and daughter Bernadine were
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Schroyer and
family, Rivesville, W. Va; Miss Mac
Schroyer, Harvey Schroyer, Dennis
and Russell Schroyer.
Mrs. Clyde Sanner, Sr., and son
Clyde spent Monday evening with Mrs
Mrs. John Devine and daughter.
Miss Stella Teats is now employed
at the Lone Star Restaurant near
Markleysburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-10-05
Community Show

The local FLA is sponsoring a COM
munity show to be held in the school
auditorium on Thursday and Friday,
October II and 10. Everyone in the
community is invited to exhibit farm
and home products. Cash prizes will be
.-,Ilp,laI
Evening star., 1944-11-09
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc

CoLORED, Hattie Shaw. wants nart-time
lob. or 5 hours a day, cleaning. RE
1850 or 1923 4th ST. NV.
GIRL, colored. experienced, wants work,
plain cooking, laundry, cleaning, private
home work: reference: stay or go; $25
GIRLS. 2, reliable, colored, from out Of
town. S3 desire ghw; w.. stay nights. l717
GIRL, colored, desires Job as cook In
boarding house or private home; city ref
sTsneesi nE aaie Call after am till e;ao pm.
GIRL, coiored wishes part time chamber
maid work 2-6 pm. NO. 0993 after
3 pm.
LADY wishes TO place maid for morning
work, 8 until IL. near own home, Military
I'd. and 3Oth st. Couple with apt. or small
house only, Ordway OLA.
LAUNDRY WORK Of all kinds done at
home, mems shirts and fine linen a spe-
cialty: all work strictly guaranteed and
sanitary; curtains stretched: prices reason
able ,e,5 Address 81 Columbia rd. Tel
PART TIME. @ to /, or afternoons: SIS
plus pass; references: for employed couple.
WOMAN, white, reliable. middle-aged, in
small family: plain cook: stay nights: ref
erenceS Box 376-R, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-11-09
PERSONAL

REDUCING, special rates: remove fat In
sIots; results assured; steam cabinet baths .
mEMoRRaoIDs HEM SRHs Ds s essdcasa ssS oy ST. m, own
aTugs dHaI 18th CT sargsry PR 4s3 4sso3MMERwERcK
DR. Il: ". JOHNSON dentis. False teeth
rspaired ,yYhile yYhile you wait. Room 6o2.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. If you are in need OF loan up to
S3q9 Ss}3 on rpci y9Ir Signatyrs \ ~
children taken by day. week or hour:
WAqch ll9 MFs sipelkiSGG & GehE4D q day, service
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tention, alarm clocks repaired; specializing
Work se' rsssaE0 S2fhs
514 10th ST., between and F SITS. NV.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match YOUR, coat, from fur pieces; we
ming. VOGUE 3523 14th st. NV, open eve.
WATCH Specialist in Swiss
and American watches, any make clocks
ns 'fHss R%N Sh WATcH '9 CO. %aShsS 55S
bREs;saMHAkING., Il; alterations, neatly done; dor
q CIRCLE aT thHns dTTs Np bASeEs ICES where friends
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
de-"
ATTENTION, PUBLIC STENoGRAPHERS:
c. z. A. offers facilities of centrally located
Office and equipment in exchange for
services DI. 1924 o.
RELIABLE MAKEUP SERVICE, day or
night For information call Mr.. TIPPETT,
AT. 20S0. @"
DRESSMAKING STUDIO, centrally located,
formerly of Fifth ave, N. Y; equipped for
prompt service: dresses, suits made to
order, also restyline and alterations:
moderate prices. LEA ENGEL, 11l0 F
st. NV, Room 20: phone Elk. 1903.
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheuma tism, arthritis. nerv-
business. piles, colds. flu or other ailments:
naturopath, 20 yrs experience. in charge.
SH. 1885.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERICAL ASSISTANT-Intelligen WON
an. capable of accepting responsibility and
and telephone, good handwriting good at
fgures. supervisory. experience, knowledge
Of various kinds of work, very adaptable,
IL e years bushes business experience desires
229S los
COLLEGE GRADUATE, training in retail
ing and personnel work. One year retail
ing experience. Interested in personnel or
administrative work. Box 330-R, Star. %
COMPANION for elderly lady: live in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. refined, set.
tied fwnite). for one lady living in apt;
stay nights; light work; of each afternoon
2 to 5; refs; SIS weekly. Box 37O-A, Star
DREssMAKING. designing, remodeIins, al
TSera3tions; Ser3nS Is reasonable MISS BERT; 1880
GIRL. II years old, desires part-time
position after school as office or sales girl
or similar. Monday through Thursday from
sihIs m ra siso ss sunday to hours if pos
NURSE wants ,s-hour day duty no Sum
dSys. S45 week. Call AD. 945s, MISS
NURSE, child's, by young white woman;
excellent references. Phone. 10 am. to I
sRAcTiSAL GssURsr desires case; live in.
REcEsfrrrfosrsr. M youns woman desires en-
psrsna,it plosmen,i IN pnysician,s Qfice. pleasing
pOv on Is cta~ S~As0A SNSSA.S
REPORTER. capable. experienced, wants
duration work on reputable paper. maya
zine or with press association; part
time or 5-day weekA Call CO. S106, Apt.
710. ! to 5 pm
SECRETARY with pat and gen. law exp
wants 5-day week position. Min SAL, SAC
wk. Call ewes, GL. $3.50. I0s
business experience. Able to assume re.
sponsibility Box l19-R, Star.
STATISTICAL CLERK, young lady, ex.
perienced in use of Monroe calculator:
also knowledge of typing and comptometry.
ismtliar sn With General ONCE routine
TTAiiILiloREss ;TiiIiloiE AND F1rTER, nrst-e,a.. "
ladies' and mems clothes; capable takinr
full charge Of workshop. Phone AT.
WOMAN, colored, refined, wants afternoon
work caring for invalid from l until q
pm some nursing experience. Cali
WOMAN, colored, settled. reliable, honest,
sleep nj, e; goad E cSoE c s.h.w s35 ~26th st.
WOMAN. colored. experienced, wants job
as breakfast cook or short-0rder cook, 81
YOUNG WOMAN, personable.. college de-
gree, business BACKGROUND seeks sales, ad-
ministrattve.. personnel or advertisinK pos
sition reaufring originality and intelliserce,
BOX 360-H. star. 10s
Evening star., 1944-11-09

TUNE iMP. SOMPANteS ASonf. !.
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing. rock wool in
uPPr afSns Gs " a2s fstpass c s7 Pa soe
nv Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI.
coMMuNITY CONTAGIOUS = Prompt
prices on storm sash. asbestos siding and
rooIna; r0onins, iS1s Enc 5amsrsq9 nw RA. 42ss:
FIooR sERyICE, nothing But the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning; par
qgd qget irnstallstion; rs,s Bruce finishes, FLOOR
ING iis, OCoNrT6RA6CToRs. & r6 6 INC. 1912 Wiscon-
5onNs III sSs NASHVILLE an vffIlR roofing siding storm
eohrRacfffsa sssa + dso ssars 81 to aaSS Rsy GATES
concrete work and general contractor; est.
aoDERNIzE s5spR0hs YoGR MomE.porches hasi In
closed, recreation rooms built, attics I'm
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
rsnsea DISTRICT sENoyAToRs. flsiRysf den- al
MoDERNizs Your III Hosi. saii and add addi-
tional income. Attics made into rooms.
basement rooms finished, porches in
ing asbestos siding and roofing and gem
erai house repairs Get our free esti-
mates mates; small small monthly payments; TABoRs
HOME RENoVATING CO.. 1920 Irving St.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years
at making homes brighter; unexcelled work
at reasonable prices. For free estin ates,
call all, RA; os5o after pm. LUCAS. LUCAS
AND LUCAS, S23 Emerson st. NV.
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLASTERING and
general repairs. First-ciass work and
mechanics ranana Prompt service; Terms ar.
REMODELING of residential and CONNER
clai properties. Estimates: 1s yrs exper
Call any time. RAY e. ROBERTS. TR. s467.
ROOFING. asbestos siding, remodeing,
terms. Lbs years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT co, Georgia HOSTILE
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
WATERPROOFING--H your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
Teather; ROBERT e. PRICE. ordway
S244, after 3 pm. TO-
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing and siding,
storm windows: conv terms. PATTERSON
CALL A. r. WoODsON Co.-Roofing. SD
Ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1913 st NV RE $500
AAA CONTRACTING C0-Johns- -Manville
roofing, siding and insulation, home re-
modelling, expert heating service. | to 10
years to pay. Phone DI 1862 and DI $3.50
Evening star., 1944-11-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RoOMING and boarding house for sale,
doing full-house business, at Front Royal,
Hson, Va; CIAUPE bax5[ u l. RUST @7 s. Royal ave-
LESLIE W. sHILBY. licensed and bonded
business broker, announces the opening of
will welcome his former clients and Others
who wish to buy or sell business. No
business too small or too large fol, personal
call sHILBY. 9o6 10th st. NV Phone
3 APIS, | basement apt. room. located
lease. furniture, refrigeration. stoves and
goal Goa furnace tops; income S2255 per mo, !;
sd6 iotS gown " nW will bands pf aS5s CAN sHLBY
PRINTING SHOP T and ID combination Snbi station
cry store and office; rent, $40 per month,
faE REsTAkAsf Ra1y sHH BGsSEs aRR sts
center in Front Royal, Va. C. L. RUST,
Will SELL furniture eA' cf f''iS., yo-room sa and
2-bath, ,3-kitchen, 3-story brick house on
Holmead pl. NV. and transfer 2lg-yeat
iah g. aa1S 81 S5s9SN
TsesY2 RsooMYiS2G HOUSE, two apts.: income, nSr
SSs5; y $1,000; 200 sash cash $780, 1918 BELMONT
WANIED-contaet agreeable person need
ing desk space that suits to be in Office
part n art. time: a Boy 372-R. Star.
details: cell MRS. MARTIN. Me. 1749,
CAFETERA; food only; best location: do
down tin'n ~ paymsnt irnsT rsaured offered for 1st
HAVE BGYER @ seetine business snepn prefefaby siaa
restaurant, up to, $150,000, with substan-
sEssE IoEB EI5etss
DRUGSTORE. prominent corner, fully
equipped, s,, large r stock low rent; 1o-ysar
EsIaBLIsHEp SHED TaXIGaB SH H B6sfNEss, ssfs in
continuous business for seven years, To-
oea and o B. day
gross S425 for past few months. drivers
noSa TS5R On Je Iso price ef
name, and charter, clear. title on 20 late.
model cars. 90 PUG licenses equipped
cash &c down snfsse nsa0n Necessary
EGTTaR lei ass-sj sEkvios ssaS ExEcurrvr-Man or
Of business; salary and sood % percentage age q of
ses sensa MR Ho%&RD DRAKE lsI Isnf
SPECIAL AZ BARGAIN, Mass. ave. near 10th,
12.room, 3-bath brick. 90 IT, wide, fur
srs s stfmepa on se pachssa
price on thes property and furniture.
REsT1URANT and soda fountain, s7s5 to
sell due to illness Of owner; modern
DELlCATESSEN STAND. unusual oppor-
tunity; closed evenings and Sundays;
price reasonable. THURM a. SILVER, 9es
TO BUY OR SELL any business: satisfac-
tory and prompt results See THURM &
GRoGERi rs Suburban s. Dds livar VIM eSs4
$1,000 to $1,000 weekly coiored trade
$500. lge-. stock and fixtures Corner
DGs; sl.5o0 weekly, living quarters;
B. BAUM, IA. 7Ss7, 8 to S.
DISTRIBUTORS-Te now available
in Arlington. Alexandria, Washington. ID
c.. Baltimore. Wilmington and additional
cities in MARYLAND and Delaware with ma
tionally advertised Babee-Tenda products.
Hotel, 12-1. $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOOK general rec
ords, part time; prepare financial and tax
reports; l5 years experience AID. Q722 I9t'
10 years Of bank bookkeeping and teller
work. desires position; references. Box
cLERTcAMI a. WORKER, exp. in timekeep-
ing, cost accounting Federal transcript.
IN constr, once: II yrs express service.
SH. 1890 daytime except Sat.
ENGINEER, 3rd, 25 yrs. in d. G. Inter-
ested in church. Ice cream. cold storage
and hotel experience. No liauorsor tobacco
VI Wish peTmansnt, honorable connection.
MAN, white. age "a. draft deferred, Is
years clerical experience, some typing,
desires permanent position. Box 365-R.
Star. %
MAN. colored, full-time or part-time
cleaning or nring. Call TR. 1436 after
VETERAN, "A, married. ambitious, pleas
ing personality, desires position with pres
ent opportunity and with postwar future,
i8 years experiences In the real estate,
education and familiar with dealing with
the public, payrolls, Office procedure, etc.
Box J41 -R, Star.
WATcHMAN ON DooRMAN wants Job,
from pm. on, Apply RAYMOND J..
PROCTER, 400 r. /. ave. NV
Evening star., 1944-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAG

12 bass. $40 80.
Wurlitzer, 120 bass, Black pearl. 1913;
prsisyste lessons: Call RE. ea1s. KRIS.
ADDING MACHS, CALCULATORS: hand
and elec.. sale or rent, reas: take yours in
trade or TepaIr IIl2 14th NV, DI 1879.
q and "a h.p.; sacrifice. Call Decatur 700,
Ext 20 =
AIRPLANE. for san. Culver Cadet, rs
since top on engine. two-way radio, new
windshield. new tires. new propeller ship
hnisned two-tone green and in excellent
Box 2i44, Roanoke. Va, or phone 1888
IMPLYING sYSTEM .Philco ampiaIner,
jarge speakers and microphone; also
intercommunicating speaking system (mas-
Yer and renlotes); installation. Phone Elk.
ANTIQUE CHAIRS. six Louis xvr: cS.n- cS
delier, Louis XVI bronze: Gothic mirror
frame. AID, 8076 ~
Evening star., 1944-11-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERs-Several excellent openings in
and nursery schools. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg, Ia and G.
TEACHERS. clerks feceptionists; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
lEst. II yrs,l 1911 g st. MA 2l14.
law, $50; stem, essential; 9-5; $40 wk
up; stem. oil 5-da.. wk.; S45i bookkeepers
MESSENGERS as eng $50: ~ typist, $40 $40 Wkk.
Oldest emp. agency in D. C., est ~ yrs.
Thousands placed annually Ma 233S.
Theater.
sTENoGRAPHERs, s40-s50 wk. hourly
openings; stem, foreign govt. Sls5 mo.
bookkeeperS. S45 wk up See Miss Ford.
FORD EMP. AGENCY, Bond Bldg, cor.
18th and N Y. avenue. RE. 2S2S.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION syail-
able at Congressional Airport. Phone
OIL. SSSS.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. tipping, bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
55ss BOYS Sostso scHooL. rSas fsss 'SG ST. ,opp
CAPITOL TheaterD
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
psrt-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1870 N. Y. ave ME.
177S
Evening star., 1944-11-09
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST MOTHER in care Of three chill
dren; no laundry, no cooking; $50 week
with Sundays and " day Oh: nearby
Arlington; ,lye in or out. Glebe 400.
C1HxMBaER MAD-hAUNDREss, small pri-
vate family; GOOD place for one who
wants a steady Job; bring references.
Cook. iSooir family Of 4; live IN; sood
wages. Call Dupont 3344.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 3S-ft., overhauled. ey-
cellent running condition, sink, toilet, fire
extinguishers, life preservers, other fea-
docked on Potomac. Can or ~ see MULiic4 ;itcS
l10l Monroe st. ne Telephone DE. 1883.
SPEEDBOAT-1S-h.p. johnson Seahorse
cupboard motor and 12-ft. sport model
wolverine boat and trailer. Price. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ROOM FOR GIRLS or couple. driving
to Lincoln. Nehr., via CHM, Ohio: leaving
furnishes ga gas. RE- RE- 1900 EN-" EXt. 7i2s5. YSBs,
MRS. McCAW. or OIL. 9237. 10.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

NEW WESTERN SADDLES, brides and
martingales and all horse goods W. u}
STOMBOCK & SON, 327S NJ ST.. NV. MI.
BOAR. thoroughbred. and nine sows. 40
pigs, 3 large shoats for sale also eauip-
ment IL desired. NO 96la los
Evening star., 1944-11-09
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt de-
livery. Sea soned hardwood logs; NV. sec-
Sligo 2q1a. 1ls
WOOD FOR SALE, any lengths, reasona-
sHocKEY ss Rs1sS RsGRDs Palis charcS cs JOE
FIREPLACE WOOD, "a and l6 inch
lengths. seasoned hardwood: sci, guaran-.
teed full cord. FIR. 724S. e Pf3,S
WOOD, dry pine scrap lumber. various
lengths: $14 cord. delivered. 5925 Branch
ave. sc. Clinton S9-J.
ANDIRONS, fire tools, screens and all are-
place goods. repaired and refinished. d. I.
BROMMEIL 723 18th st. NV. NE ll34;
Evening star., 1944-11-09
FARM 8 GARDEN.

TOP SOTL,-Mixture of composted ma
nure, fertilizer and top soil known AZ
mushroom soil. the best to top dress
your lawn. to fertilize your Victory ear
den and to enrich ard lighten your flower
and shrubbery borders. WA, 3434.
TRACTOkS-An types farm equipment
FENCE POSTS, chestnut, to 10 in. vida
over Il. long;. 65 cents each. Phone
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed.
expert workmen: work covered BY instr.
ance. For estimates call Union 0962.- LA
- -
Evening star., 1944-11-09
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATION AND HOUSE REPAIR by ex-
perienced mechanics, carpentry, partitions.
p0rcnes, cabinets. masonery, plaStering
painting. .freproofng, waterproofng. ce-
Ient work. noor sanding and finishing,
electric work. roonne. tile work, general
d. BALL. pf O122.
Evening star., 1944-11-09


FUR CoATs-s.-length mar mink, cost
1925, sell .S35; gray fox short coat. perfect
cond., cost $l75. sacrifice S35. Ii. 1882.
FUR CoAT-Brown caraeul. peri. cond.,
size size Il. So Call Wo. oass; ,.s
new iatest @ Styles Sisafsnss s1ss coaa $50; others
$40 to S1S9; save sos. Evenings until
9, 1908 Conn. ave. Ho. 9619. 13'
FUR CoATsFassory on ,Ins premises iur guar
i parel. Go aas now to Il the al oUALifY FUR SHOP,
397 7th st NV Repairing and restyling
cloth coat We have n0s sat nss Collar ' q ful
new BAsKIN. 7is 9 st, NV
reasonable. Can DI. 1910 after 8 pm. IL
furniture Specials on sofa beds. studio ;
ses See oetore hs say1s iE1 s Easy
The Crown Co. S27-s29 9TH st. NV.
bedroom. fiv. rm.. din
some are floor samples. STAHLER FUR
NTTURE NIT co, 625 st: NV: Open ewes: >
i STOVE CO, 1889 ss Il % St. ne, TR. ioss.
Fiu1RNITyRE-Liying room s suite, modern.
sprins IRis MATTRESSES. % cali pubont $3.50. o.
FURNITURE-3-piece living room suite,
ssa ssa t,ss- gs and %, Dsd & slae s ssar drum snd
matt. box sprgs.
prewar, sterilized: chest dressers, maple
twin beds. misc. 1922 14th st. NV,
furnishings, utensils,
including baby grand piano. at 460S 46th
ST. NV OR. Ss9f after 5 pan. for ap-
pointment No dealers, please. o.
FURNITURE-Save up to 40@ on BRAND
new bedroom, living room, dinette suites,
tables. lounge chairs. etc. Our prices
lowest in town on Hollywood beds and all
kinds Of bedding. HOWARD s. Held
5S32 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 90l0. Open ewes
FURNITURE-Househo odds and ends;
must be sold before Sat; cheap for cash
460S 46th ST.. NV. OR. 1891.
FURNITURE-Livrm. suite, 2-pc. prewar;
9x12 revers. rug, good cond.: all for $b5
6f6 Morris pl. ne, TR, 1861.
FURN.---Loye seats pair of flne Queen
tion CHI ALI after 9.
FURNITURE - Complete furnishings oi
home, including living room furniture. 8
complete sets Of andirons, Steinway parlol
grand piano, black ebony; misc. lamp,
and chairs. dining room set, 3 complete
bedroom sets. metal lawn chairs. AppI,
Saturday and Sunday between II Am
and pms 1873 Myrtle st. NV.
FURNITURE Kitchen and living room
suite. AD. b627. IL
Evening star., 1944-11-09

n.
changer, latest model, twin speakers; S335
RADIO TUBES. parts ana supplies. Mos,
dios repaired. FoGLEMAN'S, 14th at Mass
sETRIeERAToR, electric, Al condition;
REFRIGERATORs, ice, brand-new, so and
75 lb. sizes; bargain prices. Open ewes.
until until Pm open sTrAS Msn rsprs asd m Fri
Washington's largest appliance house. 92I
6 RriNrnR6rNG & my GI p3ES 37s! .n s,,,s .ns
Sts ms; SID, ask for NJ Walker ,,u
as Sus esesrns asd to o ns ss nsda
TaoLsTEKsyy, III 81 asy, SHOP s4$s 18th St St. NV
RING. wedding. diamond. 80 si10o carat
stones, Tiffany fishtail platinum setting
9t'ginaI preWar cost $3.50: saerifics, $500:
RUG, Chinese. semiantiQue. old Mongolian,
approx % 9xl2; lovely colors; bargain.
rug, M aas Sloan, "a all4Wooi wool wilton: perfect con.
dition; cost S11o, sell for $50. GE. 4276
RUG. wool administer and pad, excel. con-
dition. $50. 704 3rd NV, Apt. 10. Ewes
RUGS, Q Mouzourck; 2 wardrobes. fire.
place, set. end table, other misc. items
RuGsgoriental. pom size, Chinese ant
SABLE SCARF, genuine Russian, 2-skin
hardly. used, cash, $50. No dealers
After p.n., North 6022. rs
sAFEs-Kome security freproof chests
new. liberal size; weight, 40 lbs: Sl7.25
Dependable, inexpensive protection 70,
household papers, bonds and articles
This limited supply will soon go becausl
of home-owner demand THE SAFE
MASTERS CO. 23O4 Pa. ave. NV
SAxOPHONES-Cavali alto, good play
ing condition. S59. so; Martin alto, lat,
1880 q st. middle Of bIocS5. ~ .
SEASONED 0AK FIREWOOD, SIS per cord
Phone Vienna 12-W-3. I3s
WashinEton console cabinet Cali SH
SEWING MACHINES, nice sineer treadle
peri. cond. 1912 Lee hwy. CHI 1914
SEWING MACHINES. clearance sale, 10g
discount on all treAdles: repair specialists
2149 Pa. ave. NV. Ma 1858.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-08
4qnpe':
Looking at
HOLLYWOOD

A GUY here turned down 81 ,OOo,-
600 the other day, and he's not
having his head examined. He is
producing picture.
He's Frank Ross, who was offered
81 100000 for something he paid
100000 for. That is $9OO,O profit
on anybody's comptometer, but
Frank Ross doesn't want it. He
wants to add $3,9OO,0OO to his origi-
nal investment and complete pic
ture.
II all that seems astronomical and
trifle goofy, consider the property
this chap has got hold of. All stu
dos agree that nothing like it has
come along in ages.
Frank is living proof, incidentally,
Of the value of the "help thy neigh
Dor" policy. One day in 1912 he
was helping Richard Halliday, lit
erary agent, to cut his lawn, when
Halliday happened to mention
book his client, Lloyd C. Douglas,
was writing. The book was half
written; the subject fascinated Ross.
AS soon as the last blade of grass
had been trimmed both men were
on their way to DR.. Douglas house
to talk deal.
1t was estimated as early as that
that the latest of the Douglas nov
els, called 1.-THE Robe" might sell
as many as 100000 copies. The lat
est report from the publishers shows
it sold 100000 copies, and after
two years of publication is still the
fastest selling thing on the book
shelves.