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sUsIhEss OPPORTUNITIES tcen,. /,

PRIVATE Party desires to buy liduor store
IN D, G. :, Any one wishing to sell write
ACcoGNTANT desires to sell his practice
sstselishss; b leaving the city. Reply Box
1EIIcA.' SHELF GROCERY; rent only * SIS:
i!ssHss "a easrogg ogsifs A asss slsso terms
RESTAURANT, near large permanent Govt.
pm. no Sundays: $4,000 handles. r. NJ.
RAs E fAzH EsT4TE ass 54 aS Na ssso
trust 81; 81, secured on D. c. property. for
HERE'S a nice little business that can be
Sp N spare d;n;o time from your
press and full equipment; orders snow now on N
hand; after war won't retard this; low
pres Ss' for =; all. 'fsHs ssso Tnss @
sseHgLER. RepablIe % $50. 90 Branch s74i.
pUot Conn 1., ays .s
price. $4,000; terms YOUNG PASTOR,
cEisNTs HssmSns %xrFiS FS NA ans .nxou. to
buy restaurants. LIQUOR stores. drusstares. s.
beauty shops and other businesses: Many
fsn e4ab nay "a all Ss cash. k.JS & M DE sHAzo. sss
RooMhiNG HousE, NS S1Sni nr. 4th and Z. c.pito
SITS, 9 rooms. baths; $40 rent; oil heat
niture; $500 down. EDWIN L. ELLIS
Capitals Largest Guesthouse Broker, 101(
KooSsG Kes1Sns svf aosg EsGm do M RE socP sia9 81
NV, IL rooms, 3 baths, oil heat; incom,
quoted filled over $40 mo-. plus nice apt
GOOD furniture; ideal location; S1.40t
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS. Capitals Larees
Guesthouse Broker. 1910 Vermont ave
Room FL. RE. 5140:
BEAUTY SHOP, 81 800 cash: good for 2
operators: good location; illness in fam
lily. Taylor O003
ROOMS, z BATHS; rent, $50; inc, S275
all Hollywood beds, well equipped, ST ,OO(
down. Others from $500 down. See III
before you buy. YOUNG d PASTOR. 1875
vermont NV, MA. 2425
BEAUTY SALON for sale. located Chev,
Chase, D. c., Conn. ave business section
$3.50 full price, terms: rent only S75: mic,
lease: spacious and fully equipped to ac
commodate 8 operators; the very bes
clientele. For further information cal
MYRTLE A. WEADON, specialist in tn,
buying and selling of beauty shops al
sections Of the city. no 1QI0. MA h4S1
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ApARTMEkrs uhEvRN,suep.

room; near bus and car line. 430s JefSer.
son St. Hyattsville, Nd 2es
DO YOU HAVE q small downtown Man.
haitian apartment to EXCHANGE for q nice
one here? Room 1856. Taft Hotel, 7th
ave. at 50th.
NEWLY DEC. 3-RM APT, pvt. bath,
large yard, porch, plenty Of heat, one
bus fare, conv. location: no refs Can
after $50 pm. HI. ol55-W
TWO ROOMS, kit. semiprivate bath; near
Sears-Roebuck ne. store Apply 1917
18th ST: ne. or call DREYFUsS BROS
Ma 0SS2
I-ROOM, kitchen and bath efficiency apt. !:
Flower ave, Takoma Park: available now.
Call 81 764I
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NAVY OFFICER, Just back from overseas,
badly needs small unfurn. house or 4-room
apt. to get to know young son; permanent;
Sc. section. Franklin 1400. Ext. 459.
uNFUnNIsHED. .s-bedroom. Northwest or
Bethesda or Chevy Chase: reSponsi6ie
IN advance. Can MRS. FINKE. on 6ssi.
WANT, with intentions Of purchasing
small house. for child and parentS.
VAUGHN, p. o Box 1927, Washinston Is.
NAVY LIEUTENANT. wife and son, g. want
rms, unfurn., NV; will pay any rees
NAvHE sas2if tsos coMaSNSDER and v,f. NO as es,,.
dren. desire rent house or apt, furn. or
unfurn., in Arlington or vicinity. will pay
maximum Of $3.50 per month Immediate
occupancy desired. Cali Oliver S477. 2es
FlvE-ROOM HOUSE In Detroit Mich, 70
EXCHANGE for 8 rooms In d. c., unfurnished.
Box 412-V. Star. 1gs
8 Or : ROOM furn. or unfurn. modern
house ursently needed: must vacate present
location as owner requires property What
have you? IA 1925.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
OIL. $685.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping.
comptometer. all secretarial subjects Est.
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA.
233S BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. fOpp
WASHINGTON SCHOOL Of Mathematics
Triangle Institute announces its orening
metic. algebra, geometry, trigonometry
Day and evening classes Personalized
instruction. National Press Building, 14th
and F StS. W, Room 23a 3s
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LARGE, double room and one single room,
near DlM and cars. 1908 Jefferson St,
eI6 N. GLEBE RD., Arl.. va.-walkins dis
tance Arllnston Hall. Twin beda, inner
SPRINGS. oil heat; Laundry priviieses. Girls :
adj. bath. in pvt. home Of professional
couple; exc. trans: S3b mo. TE. 4762.
LARGE, BRIGHT 1M.. next bath, kitchen
mosphere. block from bus. Girls only.
Call CH. S492, after PM
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coal. WOOD. fUEl OIL.

KEROSENE AND FUEL OLIVE deliver in
quantities Of 30 gals and UP Ii. 1921
CORDWOOD, mixed; SIS delivered in Va:
$50 in D. c.: storage extra: hrsplace and
stove lengths. JULIAN s. CARPER, Elm
wood 31I
FIREPLACE WOOD, all seasoned hardwood.
1000 oak: S2l per cord. immediate de-
CALL THE wOoDMAN for prompt deliv-
cry, seasoned hardwood logs: NV. section:
small rieces in every cord. Sligo 2719. 81
CORDWOOD, mixed half pine and osk:
16, Is and "a in; seasoned: prompt de-
livery AT 1894
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PASSENGER wanted. 1912 Dodge, driving
to Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 8; ref. required
Box 394-V, Star
Ex-WAvE AND INFANT SON will pay well
Tor ride to Pensacola, Fla, or vicinity to
see sailor daddy before he ships to sea
Leave Jan. 2. Phone North 61s4 az
WANTED, ride to Chattanooga, Tenn, or
vicinity, for g Phone DU 1856 2Ss
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, DC Bit
IL 80

MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp tcsas., !.
RADIO, IarEe Or small. or good combina.
ton. wanted ct once. Also want grand 2f
upright piano. Call today, Mr. GRADY.
IA SHaDfiOO~-PHoNoGRAPH combination. with
automatic record changer: private party
will pay $50 for console model or $50 for
table model in good condition. Call Tenn
RADIOS AND oRAND PIANO wanted at
once: also some GOOD househoid fuIni.
ture. Please call today Mr.. Grady. MA. 2620
REFRlGERAToR, electric, for marine fam
skw1HG 81 Ra:'rssi MAcsfNEs-w. buy ali sspe.
res ue..n. ST. ht ar 0qssSD' 1863 re s
sLED-New or used, medium or large To-
4'ssn ssoo Sled cs M b Bnreessif 4ssf fGs Mr.
TRICYCLE., 5-year-old child: good condi-
ton Reasonable. Telephone EN-. 223l
WOODWORKING MACHINERY-One IA
inch or 16-inch band saw with floor stand,
complete with motor, Delta or equal: one
| S-inch table saw with large bed, comLaete
with motor and stand. Delta or equal; one
4 or 8 inch joiner, complete with stand
or motor, Delta or equal. Above, new or
used. IN good condition. Call DI. 51bs.
10 WISH TO BUY . spinet, console oi
Grand plane and win pay hiEh cash
cass e5lsi foR sa 81 bfA.oNps and old sola a,.
@ond .sshes and Discarded jewslTy; EA 9
% SEWASs sr aiGsEsr % FkIcE IcIo Fam for iS dis.
hand MAX zwEIG ME- s113
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

September. S1.50O-S4, 900. BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY, 516 N Charles St.
Baltimore /, Md.
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ROOMS FURNIsHrp-teo,,h.e.e.
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

1880 BRYANT ST. NE, Apt. 3O4-
Young married woman to share apt with
seryiceman's wife and child
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HOUSES cor SALE oR RfNr.

C0LO1ED DEvELOPMENT-Finest Ia THE
area; 1-family detached homes On 1000
g 4 or more; new. modern: four. blocks
rent With option to purchase CHAPN
OAKS CO. 6411 Addison Chapel rd.. FAirs
mount Heights. Md. HI IA.
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RooMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM, preferably mod. apt.
bldg, NV, employed lady. Box S22.V'
Fun. ROOM In modern apt. BLDG. nv.
downtown; young employed woman. al sox
nHXMPfo9ED GIRL desires room and kitchen
priyileees in private home. vicinity 10th
st. between Park road and waiter Reed
Hospital; in exchange 10 hours servicee
weekly; either secretarial or domestte.
can MISS HoWIcK, Michigan 4s17.
Thursday
ROOM In or near Mclean oardens tor
tox Iah-v atsr 2os
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN desires private
room close in. Call Elk. 1884 after Pm.
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HOUSES etIpNIsHEn

AVAIL. JAN. s. 344I No. GIebe I'd, Ariin1.
ton, Va.-Modern 7-rm brick, S2I2.60;
5 bedrooms. baths, 2-car garage, maids
ment to inspect, call OK. 2647
Si1O - Woodmoore, near Indian SprinR
Club tSilver Spring areal. Almost new. 8
rooms. ! bath. auto. heat: corner lot:
adults only; restricted. THOMAS !. PHI.
LIPS. 1878 Conn., ave NV. WO.1 T0(fl
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FARM + GARDEN,
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

TREES REMOVED, treated, eversreens
trimmed, landscaping planting; work COW
cred by insurance. Call Union O962. @
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HOUSES UNFURNIsNED.
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

6 MI. FROM THE DISTRICT-Frame. :
TRANSFORMATION: S55 mo. Wa s105
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MIscEIIA ANGUS FOR RENT
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

"tSS666SkBS60VS VVN W6SV1'
GAS SHOVEL. Bucyrus-Erie. " yds. re-
built: also model 100 Buckeye trench ma :
chine. OR. 66l3
POULTRY 8 EGGS.
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE, INC, 619 K st. NV
ME- OOS9
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Ro0MS FURNtehko-S.k. ond S.W.
I549 b 81. s.E-2 sleeping rms, Tor
gentlemen or couple; unlim. phone, -
home privileges. Call II. 2006.
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FURNITURE BARGAINS-All brand-nev
on iess, with msttress, 'sBi1osa So; HoiIgnood
BEDS. COMPLETE srfss with mattress gss sG sis
magaIine racks, steel coil springs. play
pens, lamps and Kroll cribs, studio couches
Chippendale sofas and barrel-back chairs,
all prewar with full spring construction:
various sizes and models of brand new
oss' 81 S ia rn.. argt
terms, free delivery. Open ewes until I
pm. p m A atlas as.I FURNITURE CO. ssi q st.
GARAGE pooRs. new. IT. wide BY =, IN
and #. high: glazed S19 pair delivered
rhone orders SAT-, At; 14oo, HEcHINqER CO.
maple dinette set living room table, chest
OF drawers, vanity, daybed. Simmons bed
3S25 M Davis pl. NV, Apt. 20B 2s'
Saasn d oSsr Ss sood No priority NEEDED
ssfis ron toaster. '' C. goo 5sze 4 ne" S'''0'
Gas 1st;.n RANGES 4barper no
open uns sPfe' oaosf Ioas
ATLAS APpLANcE Co, "Washinston' nj !:
lsrxest Ia st . appliance house" s21 g st. NV.
GAS kANGEs-sr.na-nev ana factory 70.
,aS. snils frS" 20 S5aS9' vide selection eyTs
'SEi s. sss are t. oSaa s..p
maple, SlS3. Call Republic 6212, KITS,
HEATERS teoal, Kerosene, sas), coal cook
rapses. gas ranEes, trunks, folding beds
AGfME; Af E;x xl01sH 7th st; NV. Ma. .ss62.
hEATING BOILER, Ideal. No. 3. a-s-B;
price, $3.50; 2-inch to 4-inch pipe: S-lb
Siasow sdas weishts. Is cents each. CAN Gil.
81 ss!ssf5sS isSllSa s;s g. sass ss = =: s.
INsULATION-Rock WOOL balsam wool and
zonolite. It's easy to insulate your home
yourself. Our engineers will recommend
pbens shs best nrd type Time psymsnts e se mos.
JACKET, sable e-dyed skunk. custom made,
mothproof: also safan seal coat; selected
81 sf'ns sft both coats; ,ze a. Various pairs
se sohs TlsnRI}p fGIpr3Ex 3Sxssc Co. 7ss-7ss llth St.
KITCHEN SINKS. good used 16x24 inches,
nat rim. salyanized: big bargain 1T 81 so
eacn. HEcHiNoER CO., four sto7s.
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VICINITY LBRARY OF CONGREsS or
within 10 min. ride; / bedrm. unfurn.
apt: quiet. reliable couple. RE 4726,
MRS. SILVER, to 8: NO. 6se2 ewes. etc.
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to take care of the home 'front.'
food problems and in addition
help indirectly the men on the
fighting front.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing, Mrs. Wayne Gore was well
coined into the club as a new
member.
Miss Whitesides also delivered
an appeal from the War Loan
Chairman of Chestnut Hill, Dayne
Gambill, for each member to buy
and urge her neighbors to buy
more war bonds to help with the
Fifth War Loan.
Mrs. Vaught, assisted by Mrs.
E. V. Pierce, and Mrs. w. M.
Richardson served refreshments
consisting of ice cream and cake.
The club will meet with Mrs.
Bob Vaught this month.
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Chestnut Wood
Is Needed Now
Used In Tanning OF Leather
For Shoes For Men In
Service

Old dead chestnut wood to-
day, if sound, has market
the best for it in many years,
and the reason for this market
is the need of tanning materials
to make leather so that the men
in service can have shoes to wear.
Before the war with Japan
much of our tanning materials
were made in the East Indies and
Philippine Islands. Japan now
has those ports closed against
us and the only materials we
have to use are tan bark and
chestnut wood, and chestnut
wood, as we all know, is almost
a thing of the past, the trees be-
! ing dead, but can be used yet if
sound,
The government has made cell
ing price of $1,000 for 100 cubic
feet delivered to shipping point
or mill, and the Wilkes Extract
Works at North Wilkesboro are
now paying that price delivered
at their mill any day except Sun
day and will take any quantity,
cash payment as soon as deliver
ed.
| Folks who have chestnut wood
ought to take advantage of this
opportunity to get this wood to
market now while they can get
this prize for it. Lumber and
other timber products will have
market years to come after the
war is over, but not so with chest
nut wood. The war needs gives
it this price today but when this
war need is over the market for
chestnut wood will be over. So
get it to market now-do your
country good service and some
good business for yourself at the
same time. Advt.
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Top picture shows a trench
silO. This is temporary and
very cheap to construct and
will keep silage perfect in
good well drained clay soil
If you cannot build a perman-
ent silO this year, try this type
which requires no materials
except a layer of roofing pa
per to go between the silage
and earth to make an air
tight cover.
Center picture shows a box
silO which can be located any
where, regardless of slope OF
land or type of soil. 1t requires
certain materials, whereas
the expense of a trench silo is
nearly all in the digging.
Lower picture shows an oc-
tagon silO made from dressed
2x4 material. This type may
be practical on farms where
sufficient timber is available.
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eyes, of course I should" Then
realizing suddenly that the ques-
ton was no mere idle inquiry,
"Why, darling?"
Because, my sweet, I'm think
ing of transferring into some
thing more active. It's all very
we'll to remain where I am.
know I'm doing a useful job of
work. But an older man than
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ed up the clOCneSDruSn ana DTuSa-
led vigorously at her skirt. These
uniforms picked up ever scrap OF
dust that came their way! Gun
less you and I want trouble we'd
better get move on" She looked
out of the window as she spoke.
'Blake and Stafford are already
! on their way over"
Valerie slid into her skirt and
tunic. She did her hair and her
face, pulled on her cap and took
her respirator from a hook on the
wall.
Ready" asked Cherry with a
smile.
"Quite. I haven't been long,
have II"
mo, you've been beautifully
snappy." She slipped her arm
through Valerie's as they follow
ed the rest of their watch over To
the Ops. room. CHANGING at Val
erie swiftly, she thought, never
meant to tell anybody, but I'm
glad I told Valerie.
There was telegram for Cher
ry when she came off duty. Val
erie brought it to her. "Here's
what you've been waiting for
she said.
Cherry stood with it in her hand
for a moment, scarcely daring to
open it.
ooh, Valerie!" she breathed.
"Go on, open it, said Valerie
Cherry did so. Color crept ur
her cheeks. Oh, it was all she
wanted and more! For Simon
had said, cts forty-eight hours
till Saturday and I don't know
how to live through them. Will
meet you at twelve o'clock any
Iplace you suggest. All love
darling, Simon"
Cherry skipped high in the all
and then Rugged Valerie.
ct take it he's meeting you, >
said Valerie.
'He's meeting me and he
wants to-"
"Of course he does!''
ooh, darling, there was no 'o4
course! Valerie. things must
come right. That jewelers. got
to be able to look up those old
ledgers and find that that was
the ring that was duplicated"
Cherry was in a Other by the
time she was due to get ready.
There" she said at last. "Sir
Charles Portal himself couldn't
have his buttons any brighter!
You know, Pyecroft, I think it's
a great pity you're going in uni
form. After all, a man does like
bit of glamour.
Maybe, but a uniforms 50
neat, and Simon rather likes neat
women"
Valerie reached for Cherry's
cap. Here you are, and don't
forget your respirator, fol- good
ness sake!'
Gas if I'd likely TOP
''In your present mood you're
likely to forget anything"
At last she was ready to her
own and their satisfaction. ''You
really look very nice" said Val
erie approvingly. Goodbye,
darling. Have a wonderful time
See you - she smiled. "Just
when do we see you again?"
Cherry wasn't sure. They
weren't on duty again for twenty
four hours. All the same, she
might be back that evening. II
all depended :. She sped down
stairs and out of the house. The
sentry on the gate gave her a
CHEEKY smile. Another Waaf off
to enjoy herself! This was one
of the pretty ones. They were al
quite good looking, if you came
to think about it. Morning, Miss
Nice morning, isn't it,"
Grand"
One of the officers whom she
knew slightly gave her a lift tt
the station. "You knew Harrap
didn't your" he said, as they
drove along.
eyes, quite WE'LL"
bad show that, wasn't it,"
"Is-is all hope given up YETI
well, it's growing pretty faint
After all, it's three days now"
J She paced the platform impa
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CHAPTER XII

The telegram was to Simon.
After Cherry sent it, she won
dered if he would think she'd
gone crazy. No answer to her let
ter and here she was sending him
a telegram! want to see you so
much. Could meet you London
Saturday twelve o'clock. Please
wire if you can possibly manage
it. All love, darling, Cherry"
A shockingly extravagant tele-
gram in wartime! Why "all love"
for heavens sake! Didn't that go
without saying? But no, it didn't,
not as things were between them
just now. Did people put "darl-
ing" on kilograms? Sensible ones
didn't, perhaps, but she wasn't
feeling sensible. She was feeling
Just a trifle hysterical and alb
surdly lighthearted. Or did she
mean lightheaded? She sped
back to the airdrome in a series
of hops, skips and jumps.
TIL sight of Stafford and Blake,
walking soberly toward her, put
: stop to her capers. Better keep
her feet on the ground even if her
head was in the clouds. Besides,
she might be disappointed again.
But she knew what she had in
mind, providing Simon's answer
was satisfactory. She'd meet him
on Saturday. She'd say, Simon,
could we possibly lunch at Dor
king?" and if he asked her why
Dorking, she'd just say airily,
''Oh, don't know, except that it's
a nice place. I've always liked
the sound of it and oddly enough
I've never been there"
By that time he would be GER
tain she was crazy. But if he was
the Simon she hoped him to be,
he would get the car and even if
it meant using up all his months
petrol he would drive her down
there. He would say, II don't
know what we're doing this for,
I'm sure, but if it's something you
particularly want
She wouldn't tell him why she
wanted if. She wouldn't think
ahead any farther. One step at a
time: Simon first, and then Dor
king and then little fervent
"You look very bobby all of a
sudden" said Stafford. Some
one left you a fortune?"
mo, I just feel bobby, that's
all"
She went upstairs to her room.
Valerie was lying down on the
bed, reading.
Times getting on" said Cher
Ty.
"I know. What's everybody do
ing?"
Nothing in particular"
She walked to the dressing ia
BILE and ran a comb through her
hair. 1--WE just sent a wire to
Simon"
What about, Cherry?"
81 just felt I must see him."
''In that case, of course, you
were sensible to send a wire"
She sat down on Valerie's bed.
''You said if ever I wanted to tell
you what had gone wrong that I
could. You said it helped some
times to tell somebody"
"Why, yes, of course" Valerie
reused herself with an effort.
'Tell me, Cherry, that is if you
really feel you want to-"
Cherry told her briefly and
simply.
Valerie was eager for Saturday
to come. ooh, Cherry darling, I
hope that jeweler can tell you
what you want to know!"
81 think there's chance that
he may"
"And you're not going to tell
Simon anything until you've
seen the MANI"
mo. I want it to be a complete
surprise. I want to be able to
come out of the shop and say,
Simon, dearest, everything's all
right. All our doubts are over.
Oh, Valerie, I must be able to say
that to hiYn!"
She got up from the bed and
went to the dressing table, pick
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I think at last, it's dawning on
them. Anyway, I'm a free agent.
If insist that I want to be more
in the thick of things they can't
refuse me-"
mo, Simon"
Her hands twisted and turned
in her lap and quite suddenly all
the beauty faded from the day.
She realized how terribly lucky
she'd been hitherto. She thought
of the many girls she knew whose
husbands were on active service
(To Be Continued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06

Tests reveal that gardeners can
adapt the stirrup pump, designed
by the OCD for fire fighting, for
use in spraying vegetables.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-07-06
| Chestnut Hill H. ID.
Club Has Meeting

The Chestnut Hill Demonstra-
ton Club met last week with
Mrs. c. T. Vaught. The vice
president, Mrs. w. F. Gambill,
conducted the devotional, and the
members joined in a song and
the collect of the club. The new
home agent, Miss Doris White
sides, then took charge of the
meeting and gave an interesting
and helpful demonstration on the
preservation of food. Miss White
sides urged the proper conserv-
ing of Victory gardens in order
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could do it quite easily, or so I'm
trying to make them understand
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(To Be Continued)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-08
Julia Ann Tresiek, tAlso known as
Julia Ann HendTickson) MinoT-EstAte

Julia Ann Tresick, tAlso known as
Julia Ann HendTickson) MinoT-EstAte
December 81, 1914
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County OF Mscomb
A. a session Of said Court, held a.
the Probate Office IN the City OF Mount
Clemens. IN said County, on the 10Th
day OF November A. d. 1914.
Present: Hon. Joseph " Trombly,
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF julia
Ann TreslCk, "a k.a Julia Ann Hen
Erickson Deceased. Minor.
Irene Holiday having filed in said
Court her petition praying thar the ad-
mlnistra'ion Of said estate be granted
10 Edward l. Tresick or 20 some other
suitable person.
II IS Ordered. That the 27ih day Of
December 4. D. 1874, al ten o'clock IN
the forenoon. at said Probate Office, be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
l. is Further Ordered That public
notice thereof br given by publication
OF 2 copy % this order, once each
week for three successive weeks prev
ious 20 said day OF hearing, in the Mon
i'or-Lcadsr. newspaper printed and
circulated IN said County
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY.
Judge of Probate.
true COPY:
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate.
Dec. isi5-M
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-12-08
william -. Funk-Estate


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County OF Macomb.
At a session Of said Court, held 40
the Probate Office in the City of Nj
Clemens, IN said County, on the 18th
day OF November A. d. 1914
Present: Hon. Joseph V. Tromoly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Will
liam y. Funk. Deceased.
William T. Kelly having filed in said
Court HIS fourth annual account as
Trustee OF said estate, and his petition
praying for the allowance thereof and
praying for the allowance OF Trustees
fees
It is Ordered. Tha, the 9th day Of
December A. D. 1914, At two O'Clock
in the afternoon, a. said Probate o.
flee. be and is hereby appointed for
examining and allowing said account.
II is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
Of copy Of this order, for three sue
ccssive weeks previous 20 said day OF
he aTinC. IN the Monuor-Leader, a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County.
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY,
Judge OF Probate.
true COPY:
MARY HARRISON,
Register OF Probate.
Dee. i.s,i5-M-L.