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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
IN THE COMMIS SIONE R s COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA DIVISION
 ~rv,mxnEn 1Nyr

Before FELIX GRAY, Commis- sioner and ex-officio Probate Judge Juneau Precinct.
 In the matter of the estate ot LEROY VESTAL, deceased, notice to creditors.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned was on the 17th day of March. 1944, appointed Executrix of the estate of LEROY J. VESTAL, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate will present them to the undersigned, with proper vouchers attached, within six months from the date of this notice.
 NADIA V. TRIPLETTE,
 Executrix of the estate of LeRoy J. Vestal, deceased. Juneau, Alaska First Publication: March Is, 1944 Last Publication. April 8, 1944 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
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with a series of lefts and rights and appeared on the way for a repetition of the 63-second knockout recently of Bob Montgomery.
 Jack, finding that he could wealth CT Davis attack and his Sunday punch with that devastating left hook, came right back in the second round, bored his way and slugged out his heavier foe. winning the unanimous decision by wide mar gin.
 After the first round, the fight be- longed to Beau Jack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18

YOUR BROKEN LENSES
 Replaced in our own shop. Eyes sxamined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson 6lomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
HOSPITAL NOTES

John Laughlin was discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Horace Chapman, medical pa- tient, has been discharged from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Phyllis Turner left St. Ann's yes- terday after undergoing surgical treatment.
 Walter Kleweno has been ad- mitted to St. Ann's Hospital for medical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
DR. STEWART I5
 HIGH BOWLER,
 FRIDAY PLAY

The Merchants League bowleo last night at the Elks alleys and in the first games Leota' swon from Sabin's and Hennings defeated the 2Oth Century Meat. Later Butler Mauro outpointed Ordway's and Percy's Cafe took a game from the Juneau Drug by a margin of 2l points. Dr. A. w. Stewart was high scorer with total of 25.
 Following are the individual scores.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
SHOW TONIGHT
 ALL NEW
SIAN HACK QUITS BA5EBALL;; INTENDS
 TO STAY RAnCHIMG

CHICAGO, Ill, Madch 18.-Third baseman Stan Hack. Captain of the Chicago Cubs last season, has de- cided to remain on his Oregon ranch and has formally applied for volun- tary retiremen, General Manager Jim Gallagher said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
BEAU JACK
 TAXES MATCH FROM DAVIS

NEW YORK, March Is. = Beau Jack. bounding bootblack, beat hard punching Al Bunny" Davis at the latter's own game last night.
 Jack battered the Brooklyn bad boy all over the Madison Square Garden ring to win ten-round decision by country mile.
 After a furious and fast first round, Davis staggered Beau Jack
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
HAL TR05kY NOW IN 4-F WHICH MAKES
 JIM DYKES HAPPY

FRENCH LICK, Indiana, March l8.--Jimmy Dykes is in high spirits at the Chicago White Sox camp where spring training is starting.
 Reclassification of big Hal Trosky to 4-F by the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Draft Board, is the reason for Man. ager Dykes chirping like a robin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
NEW50M. I5 JUST GIVING
 BLUFF TALK

FREDERICK, Maryland, March lS.-Connie Mack today said Bobo Newsom will pitch for the Philadel- phia Athletics in the season opener. Indicating there is nothing serious h Newsom's vague talk of going into business instead of playing ball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
KATHERINE ELLIS

Worlds Famous Psychic is giving private interviews at the Baranot Hotel, answering all questions per taining to Health, Love Affairs and advice on Finances. Phone 300 for appointment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-03-18
For Men Who Shave
 Daily!
SPECIAL PREPARATION SOFTENS SKlN-SAvES TIME
 NEEDS NO BRUSH

NOR MEN who find it necessary II to shave every day, Glider is in- valuable. Glider is made specially for daily shavers. A soft, smooth cream, it is not greasy or sticky.
 Smooth down skin To use Glider, first wash your face thoroughly with soap and hot water. Then spread on Glider quickly and easily with your fingertips - never q brush.
 Instantly, Glider softens the skin --smooths down the fiaky top layer. It enables the razor's sharp edge to cut your whiskers close and clean without irritating the skin. It thus eliminates the soreness that daily shaving frequently provokes in sen sitive skins leaves your face feeling smoother and cleaner.
 We sincerely believe that Glider will give you more shaving comfort than any cream you have ever tried. Get tube at your store today.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05

year. old nu Ike his soui mai,
ar Hearst be has an owe Cor
smrciy motio stars Hes seen
often in Mexico Cny with Auc-
asn flicker actress paalcite Cod
gard who Makes frequent trips
eo@n M,N'co Wa,
IT, visited Perm 80 1871 GriH
after that Peru and Ecuador
started FIGHTING over q boundary
dispute He's supposed io have
helped stake Tie fascist move
mont which overthrow tho Boliy-
i'm governments last December.
and reports have Il that Cocring
has told him TO keen an eve on
the gold which INC Naz. marshal
las hidden oct IN Australia
Missing no cues wenner-Gren
Is nov tryine 20 buy ur Latin
American educational and civic
institutions Tor Hitler Hes max
lnr lavish donations 10 these
Institutions
How ionc nre the cciored pco-
PIES going TO put up with him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05

~. 3snd. general secretary: W.
BE George 4. Watkins. S'rd.
general chairman. Nohl' lranh
Is. >iom. iird. liln.lrlou. ~.
irniat Nohlc lamr, l. hing.
Baud: >nhle .ltme. w. Moore,
"rri; Nohlr ilheri hre,r. a2ml.
Sound row: uif.. Be.~n v
hing. co.ch,irman ~ the Fro.
gram committee; ll'lau VI. uH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05

ea,el: nr. j. l.. Iea,h. chair.
mai oi the boarl; nr. l ".
iurhetl. health commissioners.
trul l'onin. m'nhtr III the
hnr,e ! %. 'n>lman. >anitar,
enein,,r. IIcftri tro>>han.
assistant sanitary engineers;
Misses ldith NiieInll. super.
ii-er 20 unr>es: Narl Payer.
pl''lie lpalil, Nurse: ! >ther
Iio,rc. peblic health nnr>c:.
nr'ltta i;nrh.ii. public heAlil
nnI.,: lAan Naekonlir. rnNlIe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05

health nurse: Doris Nilborn,
lMilie health nurse; Irene Nv
ans. puddle health nurse; Iera
Frior oiiicc manarcr; LYDIA
raltlnw>hi. assistant olli,c
mraeer; Y. y. burlington.
-u'itbcr Of The hoard. Or.
leach. The new chairman say
~, have orc 81 The mast lotal
aud one oi the finest cuunl,
health units ID lie country BAR.
ring none. c'ery"no j. devoted
~ his duty"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05
WAYNE NEWS
h, HNTTT iIiNHISON

N nriha Nfea.H o' 1nn-
Due oha we Ae psnains 70
lew DAYS VI~ilns har dtGehter
Nfs A'lse Tynd.l Of Wayne
load
MIS- ffsie Parrish AMI Mr
IuYctn buldcn ~ Detroit and
Nrs Eullen morrr.in.iaw Mrs
]. purlsh ~ Ma'er'ovu Fla
visited saturday afternoon with
hfr brother Wllan Harrison
Tho monthly pot lnck dinner
nas cuioycd ty iho ladies o. the
ApA Tuesday rishf following a
trief session Al' women 81 the
community ar inffed 20 Join
Meetings afo hfii ~ mo com
rnniy house on Beverly road
east
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05
NEGROES
Confined from pag, o.
turned hin down
Narls Got There First

'"'''"'" ilVU page ~
turned hin down
Nazls Got There First
liis at'g' Boiofs Nnniiion
works IN Sweden nadc thc first
successful antiiank and an,rair-
crafi euas ln every case W,n-
ltr-Grcn saw 10 il that Nazi
Germany r0 flesc guns first
Some % 'hese weaniis even Dr.
camo thr sob property ~ thc
Ntsis ami ara henp nsed now
20 slay Ncsro and white Amer
i,an boys
u can Do said safely Thar ccr-
wans had tle edge on every Ion.-
ocratr nation whom the war
started IN September 1863 an
because Nazi Marshal Goerlnr
was close chun OF the swedish
uuni'io1s king
Wcnner-Grea's Stockholm news
raper Nya Deelii rhallcd the
Hearst sheets in This country bv
PRINTING news and editorials
"anglcd in favor 81 Tho Nazis
during those years before INC
war. Tlc paper is sin published
IN the Swedish capital. but Wen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05
Church OF God To
Observe Anniversary

The church Of Col I'D. r.n
OF Christ looai'f q Nm
End Riyard will r''r''.' oir,
thirileih Anniversary ,.s,
Thursday Aur ana r "
through AUG % There ,.r
prominent sncatcfs every 4
accompanied ~ ih' e''''
ffeir churches I'LL ~
The OPENING rrmon ,,,,,.s.
preached by Elder c l. I. m,
Of windsor Ontario 'n. y, d.
closing night in ada'''o. sse.
Grand march md mor''as. sr.
ing there will be '''''' ,sr,
mon Delivered BY fl1',
young Of cleveland ono ,.,,a
The prblic &c cordially ,..,.~
and ur Oh 10 atieo' 'e' W.
ing services Hishop ..''
son Is pastor in chars"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05

ler cl,n ,laim- ina' Zee has sold
d. Ac,Iaily SO D. is belie.cd hy
rcop'" ia ihe know The new
owners are dummies Tor Wen
rcr tirn
lonsy with money flom tho
cash caas 81 Nan guns. tho
friendly sWcdo siakoA broke o,-
hins Carol OF loumania u q bus
mess vcnture Carol is now rune
nina q nishi club. paronited hy
Nazi SPIES and diri rich Amcfi-
can drali dodgers in Mexico cry
Carol n YOU remember. also losi
his thono because OF love af-
iaif -cscept that the Roumanlan
vent for red-head instead OF
Dixie rose
weAntrcrcn allesedly hired n
press agent TO start campaign
that would result in tho Na1i
siooge, uncrowned king carol n.
20 our country what q pal IS Mr.
Wcrner-Grcn 10 sr losenck DO
bocs who used 10 be kings
The friendly swede is Low eO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-05

The local committee on arrange
m'ui> Tor the Imperial 'omeii
"i The tnoieui r,piian trahic
Ordrr Nolles Mystic Nhrinr
which Nill meet in indianapolis
tu-u.t i3-ls are planning ior
large and vala contention. The
,pnmllic'. reading ir0an leii io
right first roW. Nohl Robert
hcuanli. Noht MACK poWn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

goes on to state that have become virtually
cult with his ilk.
I'VE victims of Dixonitis dementia, who look
upon your text as holy writ have become subject
to strange compusion" he writes. 1--WE rush
up behind perfect strangers in public places like
hotel lounges We pinch them and then stumble
off screaming
'"'All right, so you amt Felix Frankfurter!"
This arrant toady, who doubt wants some.
thing from me, concludes his soft-soapng as fol.
lows:
Excuse me- George, there is doctor standing
with his back turned l can't wait"
Mrs Nanette Fisher, of 1919 Danvlle ST.
Arlington, Va. has just had cross words with
the express company.
Mrs Fisher was expecting trunk from New
York 1t was five weeks overdue. Finally she
received a card from the company notifying her
II could not deliver the trunk because there was
no such address as 2319 North Danville ST.
Mrs. Fisher phoned the express office and was
told the same thing
We'll" she said, that is most amazing II
you knew there was such address as this
why did you send me card here?
And, furthermore, how did get t?"
Mrs. Fisher said she thinks she stumped the
company with that one because 1t forwarded
her trunk.
Col Edwin A. Halscy. Secretary OF the Senate.
contends that one of the most interesting publ
cations Is the Congressional Record.
csvs,IENa. isu KIns Y-s'~--- SpsH~sH IA..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

1T is filled with fine things" he told me The
other day. ITO read it Is to love H."
asked Col. Halsey to recount few OF his
favorite extracts from the record. He said that
one he has read over and over Is the mint
julep story of former Senator Tom Helm. OF
Alabama.
Heflin, a rabid dry began by telling OF
man who had been a very wet fishing trip.
He met doctor on the way home and said:
my wife is prohibition crank need some
thing to taper off on. You send bottle up and
BEG her to give it to me as medicine"
The man got home. His wife told him the
doctor had ordered her to give him a drink.
He refused. whereupon she said:
Nov, John, you must not be crank on the
subject"
After while the wife came up with a beau.
tiful mint julep. The man refused to take it.
Finally his wife mplored;
Wont you take il for me?"
To which the man replied:
IF you put it that way, will"
Senator ITcflin continued:
HE took that mint iuep in his hand. The
amber.colored liquid flowed over the velvet folds
of his stomach like dewdrop sinking into the
heart OF rose"
The President pro tempore interrupted:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

wv WASHINGTON. Il Miss Helen Hayes, the
w actress sitting In that little park
across from the White House when
squirrel came up and handed her nut.
! did not make this up-and neither did Miss
Hayes press agent do not see why you should
be skeptical anyway because this is practically
humdrum compared with some of the things that
go on in Washington.
Miss HAYES, however, was quite intrigued. She
has had casual acquaintance with a number OF
squirrels in her time but up to now they have
always been on the receiving end. This was the
first one to practice lendlease in reverse.
questioned Miss Hayes closely about the
animal. do you think it was one of the White
House squirrels?" asked
IT don't know" snapped Miss Hayes. You are
not going to drag me into anything like that
will not be party to you making political capital
out of il.
There is absolutely nothing to this story eX-
cept that was sitting there when this squirrel
approached with nut in its paws. The next
thing knew he had dropped the filbert in my
lap"
Miss Hayes, incidentally, reported that she
glad TO be back in the theatre again after
her experience in politics as a campaigner against
New York's Representative Ham Fish. She told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

ne she had very unpleasant time.
1T is so NICE" she said ito be back in the
nice, clean theatre where they only stab you IN
the 'front.'"
One of the worst pieces of gross flattery to
which have ever been subjected has just arrived
via mail from party who Identifies himself as
an inmate of an institution for the mentally un'
balanced.
This fawning and sycophant party says / am
the toast of Ward 3. in which he Is currently
seouestered. In his servle, idolatrous way he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

The chair warns the occupants of the galleries
that it is against the rules OF the Senate for the
occupants OF the galleries to express either aP-
proval or disapproval"
Senator Heflin:
80 the man drank the contents of his glass,
and looking up at his wife said:
al believe l will go TO sleep now When did
the doctor tell you TO give me another mint
julep?'"
"In two hours" said the wife.
well said the man. If am asleep wake me,
and If ! won't take it. make me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

Victims of Dixonifis de-
mentia rush UP behind
perfect strangers in pub
lie places and pinch them.
Evening star., 1944-11-21
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BoOKKEEPER, experienced IN double
entry bookkeeping: GOOD hours and pay.
SIERR SIf * fYPisTs ri ISIS BRITISH MISSIONS
Apply 1107 18th st. W. Employment Office
open Monday through Friday, 9 to 6;
EIrlng arrangements approved.
DISHWASHER for restaurant: no Sunday
work. 1142 Conn. ave. NV.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, Is or over
We will train you for essential work in ouI
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers, good pay. good salary while
free. Apply at "a any ny PEOPLES 5 DRUG t sToRf
or employment office. II P st. ne.
FOUNTAIN HELP, excellent salary. Apply
IABoRAToRY MILK TEcHNIciAN to TO- work 1,I
in modern, up-to-date fluid milk plant:
permanent position, vacations with pay; pay;
fI experience fI ice not necessary Apply 2040
MEN AND WOMEN. white or colored, for
laundry and dry-c!eaning plant; no experi-
LAUNDRY AND cLEANERs. 5o5 No. Ran
dolph St.. Arlington, Va. Chestnut 1850
sALEsPEoPLE, part or full time. holiday
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
SHOE sALEsPEoPLE. men en- With experience
women with or without experience, we will
gladly train. you; permanent positions
Apply Mr.: Abbey HAHN SHOE STORE
TAILoRs, thoroughly experienced, for da,
or evening work: choose hours between
a:30 am. and 10 pm. Apply at oul
friendly personnel of1ce, 2nd floor. THF
HECHT CO, F st. at 7th
TOY DEPT. SALESPEOPLE-Good start
ing salary, interesting work Apply per
sonnel ONCE. 2nd floor, THE HECHT CO.
F ST. at 7th NV.
WANTED Immediately experienced gen
eral office help, men or women, for per
manent employment: top wages, unavoid
able absence plan, paid vacation and othel
employe benefits. Apply in person. PHIL
LIPS PETROLEUM CO., Philgas Division
Rockville Md
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money
We have vacancies for employed people
men or women, who would like to spend
hours Thursday proitably. You may selec
your own dept. and work in air-conditione,
THE HECHT CO, F st. at 1th.
Evening star., 1944-11-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT NT-BOOKKEEPER, general rec
ords, part time; prepare financial and tax
Srosd
congressional. Federal. banking. insurance
and trade association matters, desires man
agerlal duties; class 4-A draft status. BOZ
BusiNiESsss IS. EXEC. pleasing personality,
a. desres Eh oeas With
yerssnt with Office sales and plant prac-
own business: salary secondary until
cHAuFFEuR. coiored' Ha hi hig5 School educa
Sa msfsd SOBER ssS pest i4so & fs!si
CHEF, French, 90 years experience: t,rst
c;aaRIsToL.: 1915 Eye st. NV go
aITN Ais q the 1AHR Hm9R5h sERTss EsasSnass Ho 4s
EXPERIENCED GROCER wsnts a store te
FIRnMaN manase Box las h5aes, Star q, p.
preferred; experienced; have release ane
ayailability statement. Phone GE 069l
fiGliSiS H4IspRGssERGwould ia like position ir
hood trade: 20 years experience: spe-
I ss.,i fss5
mission; Boy 335-s, Star. %:
perience. Call GE. 6525 Hours to call
10 pm. to il pm 23s
| floor waxing; good reference. 1144 19tf
| st. NV. 22s
MAN, colored, reliable, single. would lik,
part time to care for 12 or Is famil,
apt. or help janitor. Box 326-S, Star
MEN CD, colored, desire part-time house
FIR. 4773 to Z. ask for FRANK COOK
PAINTERS, two first-class men day o.
interior nnlv ne nf
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE. broa,
experience in congressional and govern
mental affairs, desires Washington repre-
! sentatior Box 423-S. Star
Evening star., 1944-11-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, hostess or dining room super
visor, experienced businesswoman, refined
SPRUCE 0204-W after 3 pm
CHAUFFEUSE, young woman. 80 years
thoroughly trained and experienced de-
Slres employment as ambulance or truck
DRYER; highest references. Phone Temple
DEPENDABLE AND HONEST GIRL desires
evening work. cleaning offices. Call after
9 O'Clock, Ii O5S3
EXPERT TYPIsT desires home typing
GIRLS, ., coiored, want evening work.
cleaning offceS. or cafeteria work, 5 to
$40 pm, sl5 wk. and carfare. DE. s169
GIRL, colored, experienced, neat. wants
waitress work. 10 to 3 pm. DI, 0o5O.
REFINED SETTLED WOMAN desires to
stay with elderly lady. part time. Box
354-S, Star.
sECRETARY. Is years experience as sec
retary to Congressman. Senator and Gov
ernor: capable assuming responsibility
can handle mail without dictation ability
to meet people well; can furnish local con-
greSsiopal references Box 24S-S. Star. 22'
SECRETARY, experienced in stenographic.
cashier and general office work desires
- day week. 5000 per month position
TELEPHONE 6PERAToR experienced.
desires part-time work several evenings
week and Sunday in exchange for four
room apt; Box s32-s. Star. ees
YOUNG LADY with much experience in
meeting the public and stenographic work
Evening star., 1944-11-21
HELP WOMEN.

ACCESSORY sALEsLADIEs; permanent
geSstI9Ps sssIsTsNT tMLER 1a29 ord St
DER CLOTHES, e37 st. NV.
ASSISTANT, food supervisor for supervi-
pantry, must have degree in home eco
n9 n9mlcS 1I Apply personnel office, HOTEL
assIsTAST lofa BooRkEEPER SRI I Pc NV With knowl-
edge of typing; pleasant working condi-
tons. 40-hour week. THE WATSON
STANDARD CO., 915 eth st. NV. MA.
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER, capable
typlng and answering French and Spanish
Correspondence seTsesT IN IN addition to handline
expanding export business; also several
stenographers able to take and transcribe
Spanish and French dictation, others fol
regular stenographic duties; position per.
manent; located Roxbury Crossing. Bos.
ton, Mass; furnish details past experiences
other information available, salary expect
ed; interview arranged applicants con.
venience, Boston. Box s-s, Star
BEAUTY OPERATORS for beauty salon o
large department store: pleasant workin
sonnel Once 02 snd oeP TR HkeRf AgRE
BEAUTY Il OPERATOR, s4s week and com
mission oo 1886 Rhode Island ave. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced: high.
est salary and commission. best working
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; salary
S45, plus commission. Call MISS PERRY
sEA6TY M sf HPRsf oE SIlSn mast be expert
LANsBURGH & BRO, 7th. sth a and Id
Be. Beauty OPERATOR, experienced: 5-da.
wk; salary and commission. DOROTHY
BURNETT, HAIRDRESSER, 1923 Penna
sEAuTY fTs ss oFERAToR FE r3s wanted at the West.
chester Apt: 1000 Cathedral ave: suitable
paart-tinnee Apply 1i39 Conn. ave. NV
BILLING CLERKS. ages 1s to 45; 5-day
4Q,hour week; good salary to start. Splen
did opportunity for advancement. Appl!
Mr.. Reade, NATIONAL BISCUIT CO., 33t
Randolph pl. ne.
tate ofhce; permanent. pleasant .workint
conditions, good salary. Apply MORRIS
MILLER; Real Estate, 1904 Alaska ave
BOOKKEEPER; must have ability to type
and prefer one who can take dictation;
good salary. Call MISS CAMPBELL. NO
Bo0kKEEPING machine operators. per.
menent and temporary persons needed
GARFINCKEL'S s. r st. at 14th.
Evening star., 1944-11-21

oUALIEIED s AL lsl Chilly CAFE, day or night;
FsaS1naRie RHTTrR Haars Tates 81 snh,o-co,d go
WITCH Nprrs;i Neutrality-suspicious. in Swiss
eMes day sers on any WATCHES
guar. IRWIN WATCH CO.. 9o51a st. NV
BY only method approved BY medical pro-
TliIsi TTKolIIYisiis,s is- Room So $50 St. na.w
WATCH REPAIRNG. to day service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
sfnsp 'arR feSss Ieeafsf eENER yosk s
MART; N 514 10th st. between E and 5e. F
Circle CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation phone 7-1o Pm. FIR. o59o
DIR. H. W JOHNSON dentist False teeth
weston sids sos 14tb NV. WYNN ~
PHONE SHEPHERD $500, ask, for Miss
EMoRRh0IDs erad,cated BY my own
ms 90 monsy RssSs bssk e for fS5 Cookie. e Ne
sFass ags 18th es ssFssry s RR PE ts2a s92aMERwERcK
II ih esntsz
$sssiss: sSs sr,sss e. Hsan
St. NV" Room 90; phone Ex. 1908:
WAKE UP BY PHONE-An emergency
war service. S1,oo per month. DE. o53o5
WANTED-A refined middle-age woman
who desires good home to act as COM
panion for a semi-invalid in her seventies
and to assist in housekeeping. State sal
sry expected and furnish references. APP
FUR FIJI EATS iNDiViDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat, from fur pieces; we
match any fur: restyling, blocking trim
ming. VOGUE. 1922 14th st. NV. Open eve.
25s
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis, nerv-
business, piles. colds, flu or other ailments
also relief for aching. swollen feet Lady
naturopath 20 yrs experience, in charge.
Want TO GET HER nice fur coat9
Philips has silver fox Jacket, gray opossum,
Russian tblackl pony, finest muskrat.
PHILIPS OF PARIS, 1882 Wis. ave. MI
0749
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self confidence freedom from
self-consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50.
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST, BEA-
TR1CE MAxWELL SHELDON, 1915 18th
st, NV. DE, 1900 2Ts