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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-07-21
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ter; icon Helm, chaplain; Theresa
Smith, financial secretary; Doris
White, recording secretary; Cath
ryn Robinson, treasurer; Josephine
Thomas, escort; Betty Law, door
keeper; Ernestine Smallwood, trus-
tee. Senior daughters present were:
Mrs. Chas. E. Force, Mrs. Anna
Wright, Mrs. Carrie Buchanan and
Mrs. Weller White.
ST PAUL SOCIAL -
Couple Entertained: Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Follings and daugh-
ter, Gwendolyn, Seattle, Wash, who
were the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Cox, 500 Iglehart
Ave-, were given a reception Sun
day evening at the Cox's home.
Mrs. Luciano Willis and Mrs.
George Berry, ST., co-hostesses'
The color scheme for the table
centerpiece were red, white and
blue flowers. Miss Constance Duke
furnished music for the evening.
Approximately 200 guests at
tended the reception. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Ze-
dick Cox, Seattle; 1t. General
Lovonia Brown, Col Mamie Hig-
gins, Major Villa Ahlston and Cap
tains Armenia Burrell, all of Chi
cago.
The Follings also visited at
Peoria and Chicago, Toledo, Ohio,
and Lincoln, Neb. They returned
to their home Tuesday, July Is,
Mrs. Folling is a sister of Mr.. Cox,
Leonard Green, from Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, and son of Mrs. Phil
Hall, 1853 N. Dale, is making his
home with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Man.
ming, 943 St. Anthony.
Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Ware were
the dinner guests of Mrs. Roxie
Anderson and Mrs. H. M. Tyler, 731
Rondo Ave-, Sunday, July 9.
Credjafawn Club Entertained
The officers of the Credjafawn
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credit Union were entertained by
Mrs. Nilee Nyan Lewis, Alb Charles
Ave-, Monday, July II, at their reg
ular monthly meeting. After the
business session, Mrs. Alverta
Coram gave a report on the recent
NAACP Convention. Officers at
tending included Mines. Cora B.
Banks, Bella Shelton, Theresa Her.
ring; Miss Lydia Jones; Messrs. J.
R. Lawrence and Huron J. Shelton,
Jr. Guests were Mrs. Elizabeth
Mundy of Louisville and Miss
Estelle Luckie, St. Paul. Mrs.
Mundy and Miss Luckie are also
members. At the meeting August
7 Miss Devaughnia Coleman will
be hostess.
Mrs. Mae SissOn, 912 Iglehart,
returned recently from vacation
which she spent in Chicago, Hanni-
bal, Louisiana, and New London,
Mo. Also visited Mr.. Grant S.
Peak, at frankfort, Mo.
Mr.. ]. Ellery Jackson of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, arrived in St. Paul Tues
day night for a weeks visit with
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence T. R. Mel
son, 631 st. Anthony Ave. Mr..
Jackson, who is the brother of Mrs.
Nelson, is a mail carrier and a very
prominent official of the Mt. Zion
Methodist Church, Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati, of which DR.. Damon P.
Young, formerly pastor of Border
Church, Minneapolis, is the pastor.
Mrs. M. L. Martin of Admission,
Ala, and her granddaughter, Ber-
nadette De Arman, of Baltimore,
Nd, are the house guests of DR..
and Mrs. Charles Williams, 655
St. Anthony Ave. Mrs. Martin,
the mother of DR.. Williams, is a
teacher in the public schools at An
niston.
Married: Mr.. and Mrs. Milicent
R. Burgess, 97O Rondo Ave-, have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Crystal, to Michael
Wayne Mormon, Minneapolis.
Miss Burgess is member of the
Ivy Leaf Club of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority. She is senior in
business administration and insur-
ance at the University of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. Mormon is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Kaufman, 3217 Fifth Ave.
S. The couple was married We'd
nesday, May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward, 475
W. Central, have two house guests,
Mrs. Juliette johnson and Mrs.
Ruth Strong, of Louisville, Ky.
Usher Board Picnic: The young
women's Usher Board of Pilgrim
Baptist church gave moonlight
picnic, Thursday, July 10, at Como
Park. Members present were
Louise Howard, Annabelle Jones,
Maureen Coleman, Myrtle Wiley,
Laura Mae Smith, Ruth, Ruby,
Doris and Mary Page and Ruth
Lowry. Guests were Thelma
Dorsey, Dolores Jones, Steward
James Rivers, Jesse Gardner, Al
fred Saunders, De Norris Ewing,
Herman Tate, Phillip Archer and
Ralph Graham.
Mrs. R. S. Harris of 445 Kent
has returned home from Moberly,
Mo-, where she attended the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. Mary F. Petty.
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The Twin City Maids and Mat
rOns Meet: Mrs. F. D. McCracken,
852 Albermarle Ave., entertained
the Twin City Maids and Matrons
at her home last week. Prizes were
won by Mines. Alice Morgan, C. W.
Wigington and Donald Brady, Sr.
Mrs. C. H. Roper won the guest
prize. Among the guests were
Mines. VIM. Modem, VIM. Godette,
Eunice Coins, S. Vincent Owens,
and S. H. Johnson.
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Junior Elks No. 147
Officers Installed

Mrs. Cecilia Patterson, senior
mother of the Junior Daughter
Elks Temple Pride of Minnesota
No. lat, presided at a meeting of
the group held Wednesday, July
IL, at Phyllis Wheatley House at
$50 p. m.
Jessie Shannon, grand district
deputy of Minnehaha Temple No.
129 senior Daughter Elks, installed
the following officers of the junior
lodge: Villa Mae Thomas, daughter
ruler; Louise Cuff, assistant daugh-
ter ruler: Betty Ellis. vice daugh-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-07-21

Minneapolis, MINI. Looking
ahead to a centennial celebra-
ton in another quarter of a CEN
fury, Philip w. Pillsbury super
vised the filling of a box with cur
rent newspapers and records at
the 18th anniversary celebration
of the company here. This box was
embedded in cement at the IA
nous GA" mills of the company.
It is scheduled to be dug up
and opened at a ceremony to be
held in 1869, 100 years after Mr..
Pillsbury's family founded the
milling company that bears the
Pillsbury name.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mr..
Pillsbury, who is now president
of the company, predicted that
America will continue to give
us all an opportunity even great
er than that of the past" He pre-
sented a "stand" Of ancient mill
stones to Minnesota's governor,
Edward J. Thye. They are to be
placed in the state historical go
ciety at St. Paul.
William H. MOsley, 381 Western
Ave., entered St. Joseph hospital
Sunday, July 16, for an operation
Correction: Mrs. Minnie Robin.
son was a guest at the luncheon
given by Mrs. Phil Hall, 358 N
Dale, and not Mrs. Minnie Bow
man, as was stated in this paper
last week.
Picnic: The Col. Charles Young
Auxiliary and Camp, held theil
annual picnic at Phalen Park Sun
day, July 16. The table was deco
rated with flags and a red, white
and blue center piece. The out Of
town guests were, Mrs. Clarisss
Lawson, Minneapolis, Mrs. Bea
trice Thompson, Topeka, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Folings anC
Mrs. Blanche Cox, Seattle; Messrs
Edward James, st. Louis, Mo-, AL
bert Parnell, Indianapolis, Ind.
and Mrs. Anna Lewis, Detroit
Mich, the past president of the
1t. Frank W. Check Auxiliary
No. 4, of that city.
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Social and Personal
q MINNEAPOLIS (

Birthday Party: Mrs. Matte bearing, 1886 Clinton
Ave. entertained Mrs Sadie Tee and Mrs Florence Johnson
in honor of their birthdays Sunday, July &c. Others pres
ent Mr. R. Willis Mrs. Ruth Judy, Mrs N. and Edna
Boswell
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith 1925 Fourth Avenue So,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-07-21
Social and Personal
q ST. PAUL .

Mrs Largrenia Williams is the house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs George Munde, 7O3 St. Anthony Mrs Williams lives
in Winnipeg, Canada.
Mrs. Rose Price returned to her home in Chicago Sat
uray July 15 after spending two weeks with her brother
Joe A. Tresvan and wife, 7S3 W. Central Many social
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-07-21
Bury Documents for
Tooth Anniversary

Philip W. Pills
bury, Minneapo-
lis -four executive,
trowels cement
into a box Of rec
ords which is to be
unearthed on his
company's Tooth
birthday in 1869,
a s GOV. E. J.
Thye looks on.
Evening star., 1944-02-17
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHARWoMEN, white. $50 pm. to 9 pm,
rs dRey isstxs:n sss 18Th and and Il
CSSoK, COOK asst-clss.; good references, no
family; sna eth live I'M; adults. no children.
s1G sn. il .% I'm year s:e sas
sSsF' Be- Ssf5 S1s ssne.s s and . u day
x Psi 'aS sss sth!snsh sSsnnss ann'F
gSed Ws III ssIsFy references required. Cali
Sook ana general heusexerksrs exp: nv.
cook"GENERRzAiLt' HousEwcsKko. MeiEa cSsko. expert
snced: live in: SIS per week. Gail EN-
COOK-G;H.w.,. live in, experienced. must
ao5sEwcskERc M sooflns HR sa4S som:
NRsaail nj Sas EHs.f v. RI H. 7q p9
yste r room and bath. S16 week to start
GENaIElxI HoysEwoRK, live in preferred.
sslaIy 1lisrences c:u R diEy:; 1EIl no Sunday. Good
Sa'@;i 81 sai4' small 'D'' child; salary open.
& G5S;H.W; ! ins!uains laundr, and cooking:
s,rd:n ~ an ~ through dinner: Ihursday and
CIV. and cook. iond 81 children: Bend,x
i1 I'VE 1s1e 81 'F csisk sS%s 3. n', csl
ssss s:ss::ss; 81 .'sss iPsas
llShtt light houseksspins Call AZ; 636S.
salary to reliable eiri. References. iisit M
lslMdry. ia. 1873 after pm.
GIRL to work in Falls Church, to daily,
sHSfgtr S%flsrSnEdsEE sgndsE Falls Church s533;M. ,
In: school-age children: salary open.
Gi6S WFte Box dSlY Star
manage home; no laundry: sundays Oh:
HOUsEKEEPER, white, to manage small
6-room home for employed couple. school,
boy; live in. private room: excellent sal
a1iiisa1xfssIIIs 3 %ii AZ fasI IISsasyy;,,.,,s sp1asy; u
2 preSchool sirls: I've in: ase between 25
S94c;;N sn4 II; NsalsET e SEQ mo: TE: 444o:
M9sagZlanc a a Ave; cafe, 4o7 sth n.e: 1s'
P1F.ssisent,si Garden. xpt. n 1887 a. ~
s.an MA!D; s:hT,.. z adults,, one child ttl, =
80 1 x. Z 1-aasssssss. r visii7 iSi7. ''''''n''
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ATTICs FINISHED into lovely room.
Kitchen i cabinets. recreation rooms, pax
orstion: exterior ' work. l including roofs, H
any type. siding, storm sash. doors, screen
porch, porch we paint sHns finish our own work.
5I,1, BFIcKL aTeplacss .n, and sh1mpsys hi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES partitionins. cabinets
repairs. Can MI. Ainsworth. RA. 4sis
SAkFhNFEk H. and general iobeinga Call Ga:
CARPENTERS1st quality work: dormer
windows, ~ leaks; finish attics,. stairwork,
extpa a. psTtitjqnns altering sH. sl1o:
ceARPENTER VCoNTRAcT1NG. No lob too
@s s!ss Ho ehsps sss5 AT 4als
liz e repairs ga sos gid a houses sve spsealsg Resa
EIECTRicAI Nv washing an machines and and re.
frigerators repaired and overhauled. all
Al YEA Cal 0D ADAM. SS '%a osds
RIoos RftSsfn sANpiNG snd dS aisanIns pm rensh,ns
sfAffi GENERAL 81 HOME 6sai REPAiRs-Foundation
to roof; insulation, closed-in porches. cab.
Work @ WE Il Neumsnn, chestnut st 1858. 20!
HOT WATER and steam radiator repair.
furnaces installed; 23 years experience.
PAINTING and paperhanging. reasonable
Frank 4, Downing. Hillside 0591-M.' 23'
PAINTING, exterior and interior; white
MECHANICS; special prices for kitchen and
bath. ia. 3O90 and RA. O955.
PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 and
up per room 1914 washable. sunfast pa
pers work guaranteed. MICHIGAN 5315.
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes Of
electric refrigerators, washing machines
and vacuum cleaners. Union 1898 49,
SILVER PLATING. repairing on silverware.
repairing. refinishing Of all metal goods;
ANTIQUE metal goods restored. D. L. Brom-
well 723 18th st. NV. ME. 1134.
STOKERS and oil burners serviced New
stokers in stock Complete heating serv-
ice. Porter Engineering Co., SH. 1139
ST0KERS and oil burners serviced New
stokerS in stock. Complete heating serv-
ice. Porter Engineering Co.. SH. 1l39.
fEkING AND ,sPouirIhNd." cIiL Mn Nh.
SHIPLEY. QE. Al69. - :
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PERSokAl

INCOME TAX RETURNS, aydits. systems,
booakJkeeping a service. p; 4; Pace, WI:
xffk Rsss sr sS5 s1sHnai sh 81 small sfss ssD .aa
time, desires contracting lady Or gent. re
FGG3RNhs hGY'e ME- sado oose
trance; first Commercial location; Suitable
for iS recreation room, clubroom. studio,
SSIyfD98I fHI II Ree lNdoME 81 ia? Tax returns pre-
pared. nights and Sundays. reasonable;
Gompstent somplstsly fsmiIsT newest ssJS
REAL ESTATE SO NOTES for sale. secured
Al sRId aN6 S PEsRs5y %4Tca hPx s ssT to
Hauss. matchmaker, I'll 9th St., OF G st.
iNCoME TAX kEffiGRNs prepared for in
Ssssqnssls IS i i e. hhone H9 S 5oaS "NA,S; :sls
heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritis
Ass reei esf foo epas acn S or svos oesr ss
.ass Lady NatHnropathic Pr 20 years expert
Barr Bldg. Ma. 1875. Nights and Sun
HHIs$ MIsHfSY ! ap?S5ISHSl eGLTTRED WOMAN teachs.
MEIIiSG ROOM ssatns in9t capseity M ea0 3 100
es se o aompeta @ Y bss snd eard
tables: in Columbia Heights. on car line
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated oy my owr
method. Results effective for a life.
time or money back Write tor booklet Nc
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK
452l 9Th st. NV. RA. 4747
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Powell. If YOU are n need OF loan UT
TO $500 on your Signature.
WATCH REPAIRING. 3 to day service
al work guaranteed. S Franks Jewelry
Co. ! l04 14th st. NV. mr. L. Open ewes
ALARM ldiAds B., CLOCKS AND WATCHES RE
A E. HAUSS, MATCHMAKER,
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HELP poMEsric Gent,

MAID for weeks work aboard pvt. yacht:
hw NO ops!S sSSndsys nsat f%csst 81 ss5 worker to
SslP smpioysd az s4se' '.,' ,',,s 'As' 0'As. 'ls.
ssrd g STdn nreauirsdi $50 per week. GH; 4sas;
rsfsrencesh heni; only: es $50 month nor % GE. sSss.
sns Time. Ts T. sas Sundays sus Ssiors
MAIYS.; part.time for cooking and ,sh.w..
MAID, part time. 4 hours. 3 days week, to
elsan %,;s retail store; $40 and csTfare Betsy
NAL. E.h;w.: hours. to Z. p.m.; 2 adults
and infant. small apt: refs. and health
sJssfa We sS Sr and nsn saF snd RA t
hiys scs N cal S7S2 W. gs5 sssi mo- Permanent posi-
Of shildTen; oge. references health card good
PAN.TfRY MATD-wAITREss for private
SS9 a snod to 39 pm aR
dey week; no cooking. DE. 2SSO.
WOMAN, white; part time. 5 to & hours,
with baby; GOOD GOOD wage wages: s. city references. ces.
SJn,l Gsll between and II noon Temple 4o55;
WOmAN, colofed RELIABLE, Tor general
housework and help care for infant; excel
lent salary. 4306 Russell ave, Apt. Q, Mt
Rainier, Md. UN. 1927
WOMAN, colored cook and g;h.w.; health
certificate and references required live in
ia. 1909.
WOMAN, dependable. one or two days
weekly, general housework. Oliver 5sS7
WOMAN for general housework, . in fam.
lily: wages. SIS week; Sundays and u day
on; light laundry. 2l6 Maryland ave n
Apt. 3. evenings between 3 and q.
WOMAN for general housework and help
with children; live in. Berwyn 309R.
WOMAN to help with g.hw. and care oi
baby, $50 TO >, 81 week and carfare
Call at 607 Eye st ne.
WOMAN, settled, to do eh.w., stay NIGHTS;
must he honest and clean Call EN-. 5307
WOMAN, white, wanted . half-days wk
gh,w., small apt, no cooking; Columbia
Heights. Phone CO. 21S1 ewes, between
1.:in and 9.30
DESIRE FIRST-CLAss COOK, none other
need apply. 10 am. through dinner, all
day Thurs. off and every other Sunday.
"
Evening star., 1944-02-17
SITUATIONS MEN

BUTLER. trained in England, available for
private service from 7 O'Clock each eve
ming Call OR 591s IS.
COLORED-Two men will clean small apt
house b ~ once Or store by the Job aftee. 8
C0LORED Seventh-Dsy Adventist desires
evening Job, experienced in most every
line Of work Phone North 45l3 between
EXPERIENCED graduate aeronautical and
mechanical engineer. with Journalistic
talent, desires spare-time work. Box 20
B. Star 23s
MAN. young, colored, wishes position as a
waiter waiter or % porter or other work stay
MAN, white, honest. sober. active. handy
any kind work. available. some business
exp; refs. Box l7l-B. Star Is.
MAN, 26. desires part-time work evenings
night clerk; available 6:30-ll:30 Box
REAL ESTATE ExECUTIvE-Fxperien
in financing. settlements rentals, sales
AMI insurance. Former w. r. E B. mem
RESEARCH SPECIALIST, historical. tech
nlcal, or commercial subjects; unusually
broad BACKGROUND. Box l63-B, Star l9F
STEWARD, % years hotel and restaurant
experience, seeks to make change. EX.
SUPERINTENDENT or foreman of gen.
eral construction, 80 years actual ex-
perience in all types Of building. thorough
knowledge of blueprints. estimating and
orsanizine men and work; best local and
out-of-tovn references a. to ability and
character. Phone Glehe 645l q.
Evening star., 1944-02-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, white, experienced: not less than
S25 week with room and board. Box 169
cooK-HousEKEEPER for group of men
nc Sun; references furnished from Navy
Capable and willing Atlantic 1892. II.
carfare. Phone MI 4792.
GIRL. colored, neat. wants full-time work
Wesley Heights preferred, Woodley 5O43.
GIRL colored' Southern. exper., refer
plus carfare, Taylor 2aaa
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work. so
hours. morning or night Dupont 1885
GIRL, coored. desires & NV. or nursing.
prefer hrs. S to s; experienced, good ref.
or laundry work as ironers. Ho. 41la,
GIRLS go colored. wish janitor quar-
te-s. white or colored one girl can be
there at all times: can do most kinds of
work Columbia 1897.
MAID for part time or day work MI.
WAITRESS or chambermaid. experienced,
wants place in private family: Willing to
stay, some nights; salary S25 q week.
Apply 25l5 Georgia ave. NV. 1S'
shildTsH s dsys s;s- week; go hours s SIS.
week csll Between S and D'm, Du' lsss,
WOMAN; colored; wants work by the day.
WOMEN 49,, colored desire niEhtwork OF
any7 any kind aT,., sDu. ss17 after $780, TR'
Want MAID WORK except Sunday. pu.
Evening star., 1944-02-17
MOTOR TRAVEL,

LADY leaving for Tennessee desires woman
GaaRVfNSSn FOB psoni MAMi sjsG 1saSa saSa,y
Plymouth; yin take refined people:
s.%. s.%. sfsHESsy, Sss,. r. e asb.Fsturn Monday
Evening star., 1944-02-17
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

oIlO%bbVNS WOMEN.
DRESSMAKING. designing remodelin and
alterations; reaS. Miss Bert. 1880 Trying
ExEcrrVRa 6! Rf ARs srckP1AKa9 as eoese ersdu- nse
ate, attractive. initiative. six years ex-
perience. relieving three top executives
nation lily known corporations time-con-
suming details. thorough knowledge Gov
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, college eradu-
ate math major. years experience.
handle all executive secretarial duties. also
personal accounts: 3 or 5l3-day week $50
see Seek minimum s1 available immediasteely.
GIRLS. two. eolored. want restaurant
work. Call after so pm. Columbia
GIRL. colored. neat wants elevator lob;
have license Call Me 311e IL
SECRETARY, stenographer. with 3 years
experience, desires permanent position ex-
cellcnt qualifications and references: start
ing salary. $40 week. Box 4s3-Y, Star
SECRETARY, 30 college graduate, s
years business experience position from
9:3o to $50, five or six days week, Box
sTENo. .-DiCTAPHoNE OPERATOR, expert.
thoroughly experienced. desires regular
part-time employment days per week,
RA. 62S3 Il.
TYPIST, years experience would like
work at home Call Franklin 1865. IT,
Evening star., 1944-02-17
WONDERGRO

Nothing better Your neighbor saws 30
and SO will you when you have tried ton
of this SUPER richly fertilizsd and finely
ground black hunuS Makes poor soils
good and good soils better Acts quickly.
Holds moisture, Highly effective on grass.
trees, SHRUBS. roses. vines and flowers The
for, SIS ton, delivered FERTIL MOSS,
shredded and fertilized. splendid for mulch
grass, 20 bushels delivered, $40 Lawns
seeded. repaired or reJuvenated Beautiful
specimen everereenS. Towering shrubs fruit
ana Shade trees myrtle and English ivy
the best ground cover fine for shady
spots and banks: requires no care. Color
dens, lily ponds outdoor fIreplace. dram.
age, mulchlng, spraying. pruning, trans
planting. Free estimates Lincoln 4o25 .
Evening star., 1944-02-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
|SPANISH--Native teachers; conversational
method: beginners. advanced student:
small groups. Senor Ramo, Republic 3076.
49,
ORGANIST-C T-CHOIRMASTER, F. A. G. O.:
can arrange for additional pupils in piano.
organ; voice harmony; pupils coached for
recitals and in memorizing. Box hob,
Star.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
Permanent positions Operators needed
Day and part-time classes Mabelle Hon.
our Beauty School. 1910 NJ Y ave. ME
Evening star., 1944-02-17
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

OAK AND HICKORY WOOD. seasoned. sny
length SO per cord, delivered; storing
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned, 500
cord, delivered il NV. Washington only:
also COW manure. well rotted, Guaranteed
FIREPLACE wooD. stove and furnace:
seasoned oak. IL and "a in. length, de.
ln1seefed' nses' Tl SO per half cord. Phone WA.
FIREPLACE. furnace and stove wood, cut
an any le1gth and delivered. SIS per cord.
TIREPLACE AND STOVE Woop. Hard.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. seasoned, any
length: $40 cord. Heavy slab wood. S35
load, better than . cords, Immediate de-
IlyeTy OR. s!9S, or WO. 2T5s.
e9Ta S'It,on Write Mrs Gaoree c. Mcintosh,
FIREPLACE ERE WOOD. split oak. s9i.Go 80
S19 90. Delivered. FIR $50. "ooo'
COkDWOOD. any length, seasoned, ruar.
anteed TO burn: s0es oak: delivered sny
Whers ynnn full cord. $50. EN-. 1855.
o9 WO4D, green or partly seasoned hard
Wood: any length: immediate delivery at
FL per cord Phone Fairfax 159-J-I3 Il
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
N,. seasoned Oak and Pine.
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FLIGHT TRAINTNG

Can accommodate limited number of
flight students, We specialize in private,
commercial and instructors rating courses
Special course for women wishing to quail
ify for. Women's Air Service programs
Three flight instructors. Free transporta-
tion to airport
JIMMY JONES, CH. 2742.
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FARM e GARDEN.

MANURE, rotted, mixed, S6 so per 20
bushels; delivered We can plow your
victory garden. WA. 4593.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Heoses. eVereTeens and gorgeous new de-
ve!opments IN roses and fowerlng shrubs
TO glorify and landscape your own lawn or
back yard economically; for the farm or
Victory fruit garden. apple, pear. cherry.
peach ano plum trees. berry plants. rhu
Northern nurSery-grown stock direct from
grower to you, guaranteed to grow or re-
time; supply short, protect yourself reserve
your stock today. Phone Ii. 33a9 or write
Howard Dovney. Washington . D c.
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OF the better Kind: work done immedi.
ately. WO. S137.
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TYPISTS.
CLERKS.

Excellent salaries; good hours: vacation
with pay. Apply Peoples Drug Store once,
Evening star., 1944-02-17

E00rIEG, TINEIEG, lpA1N11NG, GUT
TEE4NG AND 54PCuT1NG. CALL MIR.
SHlPLEY, GG, 4l6S. +.
Evening star., 1944-02-17

EXPERIENCED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Apply employment ONCE, 722 18th st.
NV, NV Monday thIourh Friday. $50 am.
The c. & P. Telephone CO.
Do not apply If employed full time at
dustry ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

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,, CAMPUS hAfTivs
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% noNRof ~sss' ts'~ss
10 h,eneAs s.i.,''s s'ts.
csAriot ~. h.tsss slSs.
s,ef WOODWARD
Sea nsss's NE
10 hlcrloAN s.s. cris<sh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
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Personal
r Shopping
Service Available
after 300 A. NJ.
Telephone traffic,
however, Is lightest
after fit30. Call
Cherry 500.