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continuation of the home during this war period. This is also a good safeguard to delinquency of the younger generation.
 6. In order to be accepted in the draft only those who are mentally and physically fit are accepted. This would have a tendency of in- creastng the delinquency of the na- ton by leaving only the unfit at home.
 Now let us turn to the other side of this question and see why women should be drafted.
 l. For generations women have engaged in social and commercial activities and have rated themselves the equal of men. Today women are receiving wages on par rating with men; therefore, l believe it is as much our duty to fight for the principles of democracy as it is for our men.
 ?. If women like men are allowed to vote why shouldn't they assume the responsibility of war?
 3. If women take part in this war they might be the means of assist ing in the theory and practice of peace.
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Jane. Patty & Marion
' Our Sociology Discussion"
BY Joan MoCOrmack

Several days ago the Junior and Senior classes spen the period dis cussing a question of vital import ance, "Wiu Women Be Drafted?"
 Looking on both sides of this question we found many arguments for drafting women as well as a. gainst it. First let Us see why wo- men should not be drafted
 1. Today women are needed to enlist in the forces. If they don't enlist of their own accord don't you think drafting is forcing them in to service?
 2. If women are drafted who will carry on all the organizations and activities which they are taking ov- CT temporarily.
 3. Drafting women will cause more war marriages which will result to more divorces after this war.
 1. It is essential women continue their educational courses in order. that they may be equipped to fur ther the education of the nation in the postwar period.
 5. A woman is needed for the1
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VICTORY RECITAL
 APPRECIATED BY AUDIENCE
 By GenevieVe Mayberry

Highlight of the winter season was the Victory Recital presented on Monday evening, February 21 by Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroich, Mrs. Or lille Keeney and Miss Dorianne
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and always popular Blue Danube by Strauss.
 Miss Barnes charmed her listen CTS with her mastery of modern, ultra-modern, dramatic and delicate rendidons. Her versatility and ac- eomplishments. both as accompanist and solo pianist were displayed in a most pleasing manner.
 The Misses Jean. Joan and Shir- ley Mccormack assisted in the re- Cital as ushers
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lowing foodstuffs go into effect to- day according to announcement of Mrs. Frank Barnes. Clerk of the local board.
 Coffee, rice. dried peas and beans. egg noodles. spaghetti and macar-
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oni
 Dealers will have these prices posted. Mrs Barnes said, but any one who wishes lists of specific ceii- ing prices may have them by call ing at the oPA office in the City Hall Mrs Barnes added
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WRAEGELL HI-LINEs

(Continued from Page Two) the way she helped cheer the boys on.
 All in all 1t was a time never to be forgotten and We wish we could do it again.
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CEILING PRICES
 GO INTO EFFECT TODAY Specific ceiling prices on the fol-
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A mother watches baby grow and glow on Darigold Evaporated MiIk, the virtues of this famous milk for infant feeding grow upon her. When baby leaves his bottle and becomes toddler, mother makes him Darigold milk dishes-and she continues them when he trudges sturdly oH to school Na- ture's most nearly psrfSet food h compact, osa- venient form, DarigON Nm b a grand nzIk 0 grow on.
 And, ,as mother discOvsrs, ,Da1igold Nm b a grad milk for dozens of othes Usss. It whips ls whipping cream, for instance. Smosth and 6ouhlSEieA, h S delicious in coffee. For evsEy ESeps that calls for Mik, homogenized, uniform DaRagoN Nnk mpsrts smoother texture and richer nOwiShmsnt. And k sales velvety homemade ice creams, Soo. Your grocer has Darigold EvapoCatSd Mnk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Dine at Yacht Club

A group Of junior Mayfairites
who recently dined at the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club and
danced at Eastwood Park were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

MONDAY In Red Cross
work we find courage to meet
and live through these war
torn days. In the Red Cross
Chapter House we find new
friends, new values and work
enough TO strengthen the fibers
of our soul and body. Today 1
saw Mrs. Edsel Ford busily
interviewing women for the
Nurses Aide Corps. and later
saw Mrs. Ford having tea with
Mrs. William Hamilton and
Mrs. Esther Wright.
TUESDAY-Mrs. Howar d
Bennett, alternate of the De-
troit Area Council Camp and
Hospital Service, told us OF
the new servicemen's club at
Romulus. Mrs. Bennett says it
is the last word in comfort, and
is oh, so cheerful all done up in
red, white and blue. 1t also
boasts of a wonderful canteen.
WEDNESDAY - We miss
Mrs. Henry Beyster. chairman
of the personnel indexing de-
partment. She is In Mexico
City. and will be returning
shortly.
THURSDAY-Every one Is
rejoicing with Mrs. Clementina
Grammon over the good news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Ked Gross DIARY

of her son, who was reported
missing, and has now been
found, and is a prisoner Of war.
FRIDAY-Saw Mrs. Bruce
Douglas busy with the Home
Nursing Group, and overheard
one grandmother say, why
didn't we have such training
when / was young mother, 1t
would have saved me many q
sleepless night"
Remember loneliness feeds on
empty hours, and yields 10
crowded ones.
AS invasion day approaches
Red Cross needs you more than
ever before. FANNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Give Vows
In Church

I T. AND MRS. PAUL ED
~ WARD BEARE are making
their home in Santa Maria, Cal.
where 1t. Beare is stationed at
Camp Cook with the army med
ical corps.
The Beares were married
May 81 In st. Agnes Church.
Mrs. Beare was Virginia Hast
ings, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Hastings of Seward
avenue.
FIR. Vincent Brennan, cousin
of the bride, performed the
ceremony, and FIR. Daniel T.
Wholihan, also a cousin, chanted
the mass.
The bride wore a beige crepe
suit, a brown straw calot with
shoulder-length yelling and
brown accessories and carried
white prayer book, white or
ehids and lilies-of-the-valley.
Miss Marguerite Krebs OF
Dayton, O., was maid of honor.
She wore an afternoon dress OF
hyacinth blue and a Powered
chapeau in a deep blue shade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Barbara Brandes
To Become Bride

MR.. AND MRS. FREDER-
lex LEE BRANDES of Atkin-
son avenue ounce the
engagement of their daughter.
Barbara Anne, to en- 3 /c James
A. Starr, u. s. n. Seabees.
Mr.. Starr is the son of Mrs.
Joseph Charles Smith of Not
tingham road, and Miss Brandes
is the granddaughter of Mrs.
Frederick William Harrison.
Mr.. Starr Is home on leave
after serving a year and a half
overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Village AWVS ~
Sets Open House

INDIAN VILLAGE unit of
AWVS will hold an open house
and tea In its new headquarters
IN East Jefferson avenue Tues
day from 8 to 8 p. m. The
headquarters formerly was To-
Gated In Kercheval avenue, but
was changed to facilitate easy
transportation.
Mrs. G. Boyd Macpherson,
chairman of the unit, will be
in charge of the open house and
Mrs. Ed Hoffman and Mrs.
Charles Voelker are arranging
decorations. Presiding at the
tea table will be:
MEsDAMEs
John y. o'Briep Sidney r. smaH
Howard Bingham Alger Sheldon
Arlon d. Clarke Jefferson b. Webb
L. A. Edwards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
So Bheas Club Elects

Margaret De TomaSi, junior
ht Marygrove College. has been
elected president of So Beheas
Club and secretary Of the Ro-
nance Language Club for
fS44-'45.
Other officers for So Bheas,
organization for home econom-
les majors, are Bernice Kina-
han, vice president; Agnes
Nude. secretary, and Eleanor
Macholl, treasurer.
New president of Romance
Language Club is Nancy Chaser;
Margaret Brennan, vice presi-
dent; Pearl Charbonneau, treas
urer, and Joan Grace, librarian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Mock Convention
Set for June II

ANNOUNCEMENT OF the
chairmen for the mock conven-
ton, to be staged June ID at
1880 p. m. in the ballroom of
the k-Cadillac Hotel, is
made by Mrs. WILDER M.
Brucker, general chairman and
founder of the school of govern
ment of Wayne County. under
whose auspices the convention"
will be given.
Delegations will represent
various states, territories and
outlying possessions. The pre-
else methods of a real eonven-
ton will be followed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Lions Auxiliary
Card Party Friday

NORTHEAST LIONS LA
DIES AUXILIARY will hold a
luncheon and card party Friday
at 1880 p. m. In Kern's audi
forum to raise funds 10 buy a
leader dog,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Junior Auxiliary
To Fete Seniors

MEMBERS OF the Junior
Auxiliary of the Michigan
League for Crippled Children
will be guests of the senior
group this Sunday at IL a. m. in
the home of Mrs. j. S, Withee in
Woodstock avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
School Tea
Aids Funds

NEWMAN SCHOOL ALUM
~ NAE'S early summer bridge
tea given Saturday afternoon at
the IneieSide Club benefited
RE schools scholarship fund.
Laura Jean Kerr was chair
mar and her assistants were
Misses ErncStine Kern and
PHYLLIS Kennedy.
Also SEWING on the committee
were:
yHHef rirrtlh Frsrces LsEkey
ttth IiChC'd floNfe Jones
Pas iC.s NarfrnlA
NEsDAMES
Leslie WrigifV Mary z Norton
Eussel i,sh1id Gene Waite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Au Fats Aid Servicemen

Those anbitioIS Au Fats are
busy stuffinC coXes with all
kinds Of goodies for Servicemen.
Actively engaged are:
rari-le Nichon joyce McInernty
Shirley Johnson Gloria CavanaEh
Nsry BUYER JArc Chisholm
ehirifN EN6ld Mary Ann Demery
Maureeu Gitre
The Crosse Pointe Junior
ADVISERS have diShed up a
fancy name for their dance 10 be
held June Q on Crosse Pointe
High Schools tennis courts. II
will be called "Tropicana" and
south sea island decor will pre-
dominate.
Barbara Blair is chairman and
serving on her committee are:
Barbara klenk Barbara On
Lesley Iseger Barbara Ogden
Ma Cue
Evening star., 1944-10-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ARTIST, fashion illustrator. desires free
lance or full-time work. Phone Warfield
DREssMAKING, desisning; rsmodelins,
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
nIRn irX,ns st. so,dn,s nv Apt A. Adams 2a3s 90
GIRL. colored. wants nishtwork in hotel
er ao,s cleaning tt nl ns sdIs ofces T. Pm to am
HOUSEKEEPING. by capable widow, for
employed couple; consider / child home
environments: SIS week. Box 325-L. Star
NIGHT NURSE. practical. colored, for
aged patient, from IL pm. TO am or
1890 pm. to 7;3o am. Call to IL Ho.
NUssE snss sr DrsstIsa ssH wishes position; refer
So Dne'a Hess xeefs sss ssis sth
NURSE; practical, or 12 hour day duty.
NURSE, practical, colored, wishes work any
hours Call Columbia 1923
NURSE. practical. wishes or 10 hour day
duty: with best references. Randolph
NURSE, practical white, exper., would like
s-hour duty; Georeia 3460,
800 week minimum; permanent. Box
SECRETARY. stenographer wants perma-
nent position; expsrienssd' syeeilent ref
SECRETARY wishes day week position
in downtown area; college graduate; pat
ent Law evuerience. Sligo 2las. IL.
STENOGRAPHER wants typing to do al
home. Manuscripts, envelope addressing
stencils. Will call for work and return
promptly. Telephone dictation. Shepherd
1910 los
rYPIsT wants tipping to do at home; ex-
perfenced and accurate; reasonable rates.
Phone WA 403I.
experienced; excellent ref
crences; serviceman's wife. Available now
for 30-hour week. Cannot work after 4
nm: or Sat. $40 wk. Box 3I2-L, Star. IL
WOMAN, colored, settled, wants plain
cooking or cleaning: no children no Sum-
DAYS. reference. ME- 1881.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored. wants plain sew
lrE of any kind to do at home. AT.
SPECIALLY QUALIFIED legal stenogra-
pher viii accept permanent position at
5000 the month. MA. 9070, Ext. AS IL
OF aged for room and dinner. Box 291 L.
Evening star., 1944-10-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; statements. audits, tax returns:
prompt. reasonable. Ordwsy 2O14
ACCOUNTANT, expert office organiza ton
mana agement, bookkeeping. all taxes. finan-
cisl statements, cost accounting. extensive
executive experience: background. banking
real estate. manufacturing, construction
college and accounting graduate: above
average: draft exempt. Box 63-L. Star .
exp local refs. Apt 81, SIS HIST. NV.
BOOKKEEPING. full or part time: capable.
eficient; neat and well qualified. Box
Chef CHEF COOK. COOK exp. sea food. IS is. Years
exp; last service Jacobs FIR 927a. II.
PHARMACIST, registered. available relief
work, day or evening. Box 339-L, Star.
SERVICE MECHANIC and electrician. IL
years experience as millwright, boiler
operator and electricity. = years technical
college desires position with chance of
postwar future. SH. 1179 between 8
YOUNG MAN. 81. with college degree in
science and history. desires position with
reputable firm. Can read and write Span
ish, has 10 years of retail and wholesale
experience in selling and buying mer-
chandise. Can also do clerical and statisti-
cal work. Box 307-L, Star. les
YOUNG MAN, 81. married. desires essen
tial position with postwar future. ex-
Navy; experienced in timekeeping. ma
teriai. payroll and accounting. Box 33S-L,
POsITION-Man. 40, capable. alert, versa
tile exec, estimating and sales exp. Knows
cons. work and materials. Box BILL, Star
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PERSONAL tceas.,.

WATCHES repaired. 3 to 3 day service
Matchmaker on premises for prompt at.
Ise 5ia n9fk 10Th s se
HEMoRRnddIps IMasR Raad sts erss,cat.a nS nv Ia
method Results '.eeHsa eeetise I for ms ilfs. HSl
time. Time or money back, Write for booklet No
Fass aSi 18th Ct hsaTssry ut P PE 4as
Dg; q: W. JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room COZ
4. ccaoSil Nh sMESassD Il ssss: ash for Mis-!
to $500 on your signature,
BURKE'S BABYLAND NURSERY-unex-
ceiled day and night care for. children l
70. 70 9 IN moss 81 gnde, supervision of reg. nurse
AEH snhs naH Fl sf1 Hf nss bANoEs ASNhossh sysn a j
Circle Club. call FIR. o'9o' No Nos. Pm Pm
70 fee. poppy. years younser9' ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron:
sae ony sobtan 5e IN sl trial
where.
sWEEIHEARTs. wIvEs-alamorous ..pin-
girl photos Of yourself for your ''Gl
joe; 10, best ss,,u guilty asn,lity photography and
after .g { for appointment. Is"
sss ssss Fvsplnss ssIl sEFy,cE W. s4ss ssARBERs eE
HONOUR school, 1a4o II Y. A'1A ave-
Highly CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidenee. freedom from
self-eonsciousness; private tutor. MI, 1850
NURSE HAS VACANCY for elderly lady il
her private home; lst-hoor room. Ken,
sington 245-J
CHILDREN BOARDED in sub. home. oppo
CHI. s4414
WAVES UNIFORMS neatly fitted to figur,
by expert dressmaker in modern studio
Gated. moderate prices and prompt serv
ice. Have your uniform look smart ans
trim. See LEA ENGEL. I1l0 F st. NV
Room 20. Phone Executive 1903
CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL, 52O1 I6tt
st. NV. tnonsectarianl; aged 8 to o: trans.
portation. Georgia 6544 l7s
Evening star., 1944-10-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
eStimates for any type of work. special
prlses rs on storm a6g sash. asbestos siding and
DRTyfW.4s DnIRsFfsWs suRfATb asp hK 4G asphalt or
stene wss xe HD s sS bnS RSS ssdes
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best.
sset nsssiaien; ina sruee nshes s5sshhF FLooK eaE
ING CONTRACTORS, INC, 1912 Wiscon-
No MonERNfzE nTsa III 52 Yo2K HOME and add add,-
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished. porches in
closed. concrete work. plumbing, decorat-
eral house repairs. Get our free esti-
HONE S ct eo sfso Ir1ins 1neH sf
aoDEkNSiiz2Es aSi2s YOUR YOUR HOME porches in
iiSsed' SiSs recreation rooms built attlcs nm
and pIumbinr roonS @ .'t siding ef and daancn storm
ei RsF lfsT foIf RRRoVArok sEns gsn en-
FLooRsASes. FLSS' we ot: clean, sn.h bleach. finish,
FLOOR co. 1915 goth St. NV RE. i07a.
and, concrete porches steps; carpenter
sen soo,Ss ,Kspsington ss7-M; -
.sq9s sesTS Sf5eE she6RTY TTsYp0fs,Rs HoM
IMPRovEMENT- CO. Geoysia 1ios-iiis'
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
Johns-Msnville
ROOF REPAIRING; prompt service; free
estimates; Stag, slate, composition tile tin
leaks. cutters, snow guards: experienced
mechanics. KUEHN ROOFING CO., CO
1851, DI. 0122.
SCREEN YOUR Porch now while / have
the material: or for any home improve.
ment. Call W p TAYLOR. Sligo 0942 ewes
CALL A. p. W0ODSON CO.-Rooflne SID
ing, Insulation: combination storm sash
1913 n St; Nv RE $500.
JoHNS-MASVnLE roohng. siding, storm
CONTRACTING CO.. OF, 1900
FOR JOHNS-MANvITLE RERO0FING, re-
siding and other home improvement Cal
JOHNS MANVlLLE. Home Improvement
Guild. DI. 07S7. Estimates furnished with
out obligation. Time payments
WE DO ALL TYPES-New and repair work
storm sash, insulation, roofing asbestos OF
brick siding. basement waterproofing Time
payments can be arranged. Phone Adams
Evening star., 1944-10-11
HELP DOMESTIC tcess., !,

MAID, small house in deorgetown: adults
Fart PsTt 5nns ttns. no Sundays. Cali after pm
ssy ssssDt n 'Is Sunday; day. s-room % house sass
MAID: s:..h.: Z in family: live in; hall
ences: $50 week. EN-. 74s8.
MAID, part time. to cook dinner. Georsis
MAID for small guesthouse; no Sunday
, work; wages, $50 per week. 1920 18th
MAID. white or, colored. to work in
Ma M te eass or rR small 4gSs home living be,
| in or out; no cooking: European or re-
spIonsible .1 colossc on,o considered. ao42 Que
MAID. reliable, a.hw., personal laundry.
Z morninss from "' 20 1880, SIS isl and i pass s.
MAID -G.H. W., in small. apt; no cooking; /;
esriars RA 1857 Before s iIsso an am. AaS or
MAID FOR G.H.w. ga days week; geod
and Pa. ave. Call IA. 2363-J.
SETTLED WOMAN Tor general homework.
GE. 1858; weekdays, phone NO. 1860. III
WOMAN, white: do nothing but care Tor
lla-year-old child; live in; SEQ week,
WOMAN. white. capable. as housekeeper
and cook in small home for 2 adult ladies'.
l employed; help in care Of invalid mother:
or heavy laundry: references asked and
WON WomAS GAN rS3. So s5 tesspt at.sp
Va. ia. 2363-J.
| WOMAN. colored. cooking. ghw.: family
| of adults, Wesley Heights; live in; good
pay. EN-. O4e2 after 5 pm.
comfortable rm. with private bath; pleas
ant working conditions with weeks vaca- :
SmxN tSa Ssh RaS RSe Phone b ssssE WE a agfo
home and salary. RA. ,ss15. e
sood nss 1s Tns n or or o
time time arransed. ara, M " RH. ssse, @ hea''n caro- ,fee
WOMAN, white, care Of 2 children, iight
gpstairs WI osaf Tork; other help employed live
WOMAN, white or colored, experienced for
g.h.w; MIST have city references; hours. 8
WOMAN. white, settled, to care for 2 small
children and small apt 5-day week; $50
montht live in: ref. LU. s5l6.
8 days. North % sS4i. 81 care i0f '-mo' -0io nses
WOMAN, over 80, as housekesper. small
apt; for business couple. care of 8-year- old
days; Ref, EN-; 59s5,
WoMAM for 81 hE snsa light Laundry for
/ nm: $ia week. References. % BE- I S4a4. T.
WOMAN, white, settled. live in with elder
y couple: light housework. Box 1sl "A,
WOMAN. colored, in South Arlington for
DAY housecleaning GIL. 1898.
small family. GEORGETOWN: no. children
live in Michigan zoos
no Washing; near transp. OIL. 0s56.
2 OR 3 HOURS. 4 or 5 days week no
cooking, no laundry. 1888 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. AID. 42l5
BOBBY AND ELAINE. school age, and
Donnie. infant need a good experienced
nurse: permanent position and good
salary. GE. 1869.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
cs coRp aspfe Bond RE Bss sss
guaranteed. H. g. W. SALES & sERv:! Ma
n: HOUSE e Ms, REsAnsgasas Es.. sF5ag s
APPLIANcEs-Electric fans. nxtures. ra-
and repaired wiring for light and power
e .GS VIE re- Saa e .0s aFfS sao sNs Ths
toasters. percolators; base plugs Installed:
wiring meae ipI mHDpAN co snl 81 e1ae st
PA q e. q aRa RHsiSEsaTs; MA asa SEWING
alteration specialist. prompt attention
given to service people. Cali Glebe 7007
AWNINGS. heavy and light canvas. re-
pairing complete quick service. PROCTER
CO: "a Seaton court NV. EX. 97e7
sonry. waterprooflns; ali work guaranteed:
% years exp. DE. 6340. T. J. HARRI-
cMEkhs REPaIREb STsn IS qs frse estimate,
HsrE SIS a5ts 'AS
GiEANr GT ss sena of FkNEs fy a sssn sna oil burner.
BY vacuum cleaner method; sensational
results guaranteed any furnace cleaned
Tor S6. Call SH. 6971
CLOCKS-Antique, wall. grandfather, hall
and mantel clocks repaired Guar. work
QUAKER CITY CLOCK CO., AT. 6I56
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING. house wiring
repair. maintenance, plugs installed, 81
T laa RaFEHpR.9rSoSRs n All a9SS make sI
service calls, 81 so ARGENT REFRIGER-
ALTON SERVICE, CHI. S484 or 6IA 0697
ELECTRIC WIRING. axtures, extra out
let's repairs; old houses speciality. REGAL
ELEC CO. 1909 Ga ave RA. 1891
ING co DE. I71O. FIR 4765
FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED give
greater results. SIS. Call DENNY. SH.
1924. 1ss
GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry
painting and paper hanging; screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
longer. We have men and materials Give
us call c1estnut 6s4s.