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Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
YOU BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

0xy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries =
Generators : Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ducks. Mrs. +. Leith-
man. Milton, Del. f4-2tp
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r. c. CASE TRACTOR FOR

SALE-On rubber. with cultivators.
All in good condition. Also gray mare.
gentle and will work anywhere. Thos.
y. Singleton. Cheswold. Del. Phone
Dover 447S. f11-2t
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NOTICE TO TAXABLES OF
SUSSEX COUNTY, DEL.

Notice is hereby given that a
copy of the Assessment of Sussex
County, Delaware, for the yeaI
1914, as to persons and property
in respect of which a change has
been made i'm the assessment oi
the previous year, for each Elec-
tion, District, has been made and
may be seen at the following
places. in the several election dis
tricts, on and after February 18th
1914:
First Election District of the
First Representative District, the
store of Pierce Hardware Co., Mil
ford, Delaware.
Second Election District of the
First Representative District, Post
Office, Ellendale, Delaware.
Third Election District of the
First Representative District, Post
Office, Milford, Delaware.
First Election District of the
Second Representative District,
Allen E. Wharton's Store, Owens.
Delaware.
Second Election District of the
Second Representative District,
Post Office. Bridgeville. Delaware.
Third Election District of the
Second Representative District,
Post Office, Greenwood. Delaware.
First Election District of the
Third Representative District,
Missouri Isaac's Store, Cokesbury
Church to Collins Mill. Delaware.
Second Election District of the
Third Representative District,
Sussex Hotel. Seaford. Delaware.
Third Election District of the
Third Representative District,
James X. Phillips Office, Seaford,
Delaware.
Fourth Representative District,
Dale S. Hollis Store, Blades, Del
aware.
First Election District of the
Fifth Representative District.
Arthur S. Hearn's Office Laurel,
Delaware.
Second Election District of the
Fifth Representative District, |
S. N. Culver's Store, Delmar, Della
ware.
Third Election District of the
Fifth Representative District,
Post Office, Laurel, Delaware.
First Election District of the
Sixth Representative District,
Post Office, Millsboro. Delaware.
Second Election District of the
Sixth Representative District.
Larry Truths Store, Dagsboro,
Delaware.
Third Election District of the
Sixth Representative District,
Tingle's Store. Gumboro, Delaware.
First Election District of the
Seventh Representative District.
e. B. Phillips Store, Millville, Del
aware.
Second Election District of the
Seventh Representative District.
Frank w. Holloway & Co.'S Store,
Delaware.
Eighth Representative District,
Harry ]. Anderson's Store, Fair
mount, Delaware.
Ninth Representative District,
Post Office. Georgetown, Delaware.
First Election District of the
Tenth Representative District,
Building, Milton, Della :
ware. =
Second Election District of the
Tenth Representative District, /
Post Office, Lewes, Delaware. {
Third Election District of the
Tenth Representative District, 8
Post Office, Rehoboth, Delaware. j
The Board of Assessment for J
Sussex County will SIT at its office
N the Court House Annex at
Georgetown every day Sundays
sxcepted) from February 18th to :
March LIST. 1914, inclusive, to hear
appeals from. and to make addi- !,
ions and corrections in said AS 4
as provided by law. :
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
SUSSEX COUNTY, DELAWARE q
4 -1ft A
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FOR SALE-Buick 4-door touring
sedan. 1888. in Al condition. Five new
tires. radio and heater. Apply Elwood
Clark. Selbyville. Del. 1tp
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WANTED-Men to drive buses,
This is essential war work. Men hon
orably discharged from the Armed
Service. men over 3S who are not now
engaged in essential war occupation:
apply to The Short Line. ilth and
West streets. Wilmington. Del Phone
6i12 fl1-tf
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N 0 7 &c E

The annual stockholders meeting
of the Milford Building and Loan
Association will be held at the As
sociation offices on Tuesday, Feb.
16, 1914, at o'clock.
2-4-2t II. PAUL FENNIMORE.
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WAR BONDS your way to back
your country's attack!

/ will offer by way of Public Sale
at my late residence at 4O4 South
Walnut street. Milford, Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

FOR SALE-Lots and acreage near
town. railroad. school and churches.
Bus Service at door. electricity and
telephone. Four room home. one-haif
mile from town. Also building suit
able for service station or home, with
large corner lot Will help finance any
property / have for sale. Buy Land.
the only permanent thing in the world. :"
Wilson C.. Hatfield, Greenwood. Del.
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FOR SALE-Wet-po concrete
blocks and bricks. water troughs and
dry tamped blocks. Milford Concrete
Products Co. Phone lS. s25- Il
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FOR SALE-Large fruit cupboard.
3 jugs. vinegar barrels. davenport.
dining table. beds. lots of hens. S. c.
Atherton. Milford, Del fi-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

What is better for breakfast than
real honest to goodness buckwheat
cakes. the kind you have to set"
the batter over night, and real
country made sausage?
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PUBLIC SALE!

will offer my Personal Property at
a Public Sale al my farm. { miles east
of SeafOrd on the road leading from
Concord to FleetwOod's Mill ON
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
PUPLIC SALE!

will offer by way of Public Sale
at my farm. 3i2 miles East of Mills
bOro. on road leading from MillsbOro
to Oak Orchard. on
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

WANTED Young widow. high
school education for sales work. Pre-
ferably If you now draw social Sc
curity benefits. Good earnings. Per-
manent appointment. not affected by
social security benefits. Reply to Box
7O6, Wilmington. Del. jl6-tf
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NOTICE

I will pay no bills unless con-
,tracted by myself. Richard Davis.
f4-3tp
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NOTICE

/ will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by myself Bessie M. Jack
son, Milford. Del. f11-3tp
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BABY CHICKS - Buy your

New Hampshire replacement flock
from our Sturdy Sussex Hamp Strain
of Breeders. Also Straight Barred Rock
Chicks All eggs set are from Pollor-
hens. place your orders early. These
make nice broilers. Whites Poultry
Farm and Hatchery. Phone 1881. Mil
ton, Del j2l-tf
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PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having Sold my farm. | will sell the
following on the road leading from
Dover tO Magnolia. one mile south Of
Rising sun. ON Route ll3. ON
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
MILFORD CHRONICLE
Milford, Friday, February II, 1914

BARRED CROSS and NEW
HAMPSHIRE CHICKS for sale
from Pullorum clean stock. VIM.
krout's Sons, r. 1, Chalfont, Pa.
o15-tf
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FOR SALE-Electric Motors. One
c.. brand new: one y horse power, 10
volts. 60 cycle. A. c.. brand new; one
y horse power heavy duty. 1l0 or 22O
volts. so cycle. A. c.. nearly new; one
drill press with motor. like new. Geo.
X. Collins. Pennington. Del. fi-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-John Deere tractor,
Model Il general purpose cultivators.
pl0ws and disk harrow. William L.
Carpenter. Harrington, Del. J2S-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

FOR SALE-Ice p;ant. S6ls II. on
river. building of concrete blocks. 80
Sc feet. Five room apartment one
end, bath and water. Ice cream freez-
err. 10 gallon cans. Two compressors.
one ton other 10 ton. Two 25-Y Morse
Fairbanks engines and all equipment.
room house. S. Laurence Morris.
Bowers Beach. Delaware. f4-2tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE-32 acre
farm adjoining the Village OF Eden
ON L. s. Route 13. The best land in
Somerset County. Four acres timber.
room and bath bungalow. All new
buildings Electric and telephone.
Terms to suit purchaser or what have
you to offer. E. ID. Loper. Eden. Md.
Box "a. Phone Salisbury 1S52F2S.
fact
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NOTICE

NOTICE-Cash paid for good used
cars and junkers. See Gross. Frederica.
a13-3Stp
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CROSS CHICKS For Broil-

ers or layers from our sturdy Sussex
Hamp Hens mated to large type Bar
red Rock males These chicks are su-
periOr In growth and livibility. Place
order any time. Whites Poultry Farm
& Hatchery. Milton. Delaware. Phone
1891. j21-tf
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Cost 1h Cents each word for each insertion
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Pile OF stove wood. by
the pile. Robert Short. Glendale. Del
IL
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NOTICE

NOTIC7-Mortgage money to loan
on suitable residential or farm prop
erty. State location of property and
of loan desired. Write Box G.
Milford Chronicle. Milford. j2l-tf
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-11

FOR SALE-194O Chevrolet 4-door
sedan. good pre-war tires. radio,
heater and defroster. Excellent condi-
tiOn. John +. Abbott. Harrington.
Phone 326 i'm
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Club de Jeudi
By Arthur II. DeHfs

are no yhallots), a handful Of sliced
mushrooms, q cup or SO OF canned
or chopped tomatoes. pepper and
salt. And then Just enough dry
white wine to cover. Bring this up
to the boiling point and then drop
heat Just under 1t and poach the
filets about 8 to 10 minutes, until
done. Remove the fish carefully, so
as not to break up the fillets and
place them on fireproof platter or
tray.
Bring the sauce up to q boil and
cook 1t down one half. Add the juice
OF a lemon, a cup OF best possible
cream, and cup Of cut-up cooked
shrimp. The sauce Is now thick and
rich. This Is poured over the cooked
fillets-just enough to act as a gravy
covering to the fish. And all this Is
plopped under the broiler and given
light browning. And then served
quickly.
Small, diced potatoes, fried to q
crisp brown. belong with this fish.
And incidentally to really properly
fry such a potato. never, never apply
salt until the potatoes are removed
from the pan and placed on brown
paper to dry out. Then salt properly.
Since the cucumbers are served
with the fish, there Is no need for a
salad course and we 60 right into Q
good dessert.
And here's the dessert with
cheers-a shortcake of fresh peaches
"a regular old-fashioned biscuit
dough cake in two layers. with
plenty Of sliced peaches and good
| cream.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
HELP MEN.

AIRCRAFT STOCK CLERK. unusual oppor-
tunity. for men interested in q postwar
future with an airline. experienced in
stock work preferred. Apply in person.
T. w. A. AIRL1NES Hanger No. e Wash
ington National Airport
ASSISTANT warehouse superintendent for
checking. experienced in handling men.
Apply to Mr.. Bishop. s to pm, SMITHS
Storage CO. 1913 You st. NV.
ASSISTANT COLD MEAT MAN. Apply in
person to chef. HOTEL WASHINGTON,
18th and Pennsylvania ave. NV:
ASSISTANT JANITOR, colored: large
building; good hours. Call AID. 1000. 1851
18th st. Nv. BOSS d PHELPS, 1417 K
AUTO experienced painters and helpers;
good working conditions with old-estab.
lished frm: permanent. 2114 14th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS-High guaranteed sale
war future. BENDALL PONTIAC. Alex
AUTO REPAIR SHOP HELPER. drivers
permit required: good working conditions
with old-established arm; permanent.
Ella 14th st. NV.
bAKTENDERs, white, permanent posi-
tions for men Of dspendability Top
vases: including meal Apply personnel
3 Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-17

any good mattress and spring on
legs.
Elimination of sideboards and
footboards on pair of beds means
a saUng Of 230 square inches of
floor space which Is no small ad-
vantage in tiny bedrooms. Twin
headboards. although the sleeping
surface is regular size, often fit
beautifully into a room which might
be dwarfed by standard twin beds.
Like all things modern, head
board beds are practical as we'll as
chic. Bedmaking is much easier
with no interference from side
boards and footboards. Then, too,
they combine ideally with all periods
and styles of furniture and are
truly simple and inexpensive
means OF adding that certain style
right note to every room.
With all the promise of things un-
paralleled In charm and convenience
for postwar homes. what house.
wife's mind isn't alive with plans
for improvements she can make.
Here is one item which need not be
a dream Of the future-but is we'll
within the pocketbook and ability
OF any woman to create right now.
Evening star., 1944-07-17

One thing leads to another in the
planning Of good dinner, as Is well
known to all the members Of the
Club de Jeudi. And this time 1t was
q cucumber patch which was re-
sponsible. With the Victory garden
sprouting cucumbers, the call Is for
fish. because there is nothing which
goes better with q fish than huge
serving Of cold, sliced cucumbers-
fresh from the garden.
The cucumbers must be Just right
about 6 to 8 inches long and even
in circumference from stem to stern
They must be gathered early in the
morning and kept on ice all day
long, sliced thin, and set up like 9
row Of wooden soldiers. slice against
slice. And dressed with good French
dressing.
Incidentally, the Club de Jeudl
has standard rule for making
French dressing. At the table, for
eight servings, eight tablespoons OF
finest olive oil are poured onto q
fiat plate. And then three table
spoons Of vinegar. Pepper and salt
And this is rubbed round and round
with fork. And then served. o.
course, oil and vinegar were ice cole
to start with.
This sets the stage for the fish
eight nice flllets of founder
though any similar fish filets art
equally good.
Using a fiat, shallow saucepan
or maybe two pans, If they are no
very large, arrange the fillets ane
then cover lightly with finely
chopped shallots Cor onions II there
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Betsy CaSweW.

the dinner dishes In the dishpan
and set them out Of sight under
the sink when there was not enough
time for doing dishes without spoil
ing an evenings amusement. Thus,
the kitchen Is ready for breakfast
and all dishes can be washed the
next morning. If we are spending
the evening at home. my husband
usually volunteers to help, and If
am worn out and tired, I accept.
We have just one school-age
daughter, whom we include in as
many of our plans as possible, but
otherwise have solved the problem
Of her care at night by cooperating
with the mother of her best girl
friend. I can always count on her
to keep my daughter a few hours,
all night and on occasions over
week end. Therefore, I often find
myself caring for two girls instead
of one. In wartime Washington
this has proved an ideal arrange
ment. know two other mothers each
with two small children who Coop
crate in the same manner. The
children are put to bed before the
parents leave at night and the other
mother looks In on them OCCASION
ally and listens for any crying.
Evening star., 1944-07-17

Also, the woman between 80 and
IS has had time to look about her
and see that many Of her married
friends have gotten divorces: that
others fight like cats and dogs. and
that most of her girlhood friends
who have husbands and children are
not writing any songs about them
and have fewer clothes and look
about 10 years older than she does.
Therefore, she concludes that mar
rlage is not an unmixed blessing
and that woman does well to look
warily at the sort Of bargain she Is
getting before she enters into life
partnership with any man.
That is why the poor widower with
children is not regarded as a pre-
ferred matrimonial risk. And, In
justice. you can't blame the women
Anyway you look at it the lot of the
stepmother is difficult one, and so
it is no wonder that women are not
eager to marry a man with children.
In fact, a woman can give no
greater proof of a selfless devotion
than she does when she marries q
man with membranes.
Evening star., 1944-07-17

The bed is the largest single dec
Grating area in a bedroom. When
they are twins, they may double in
beauty, If cleverly dressed-or they
may be just space takers whose only
contribution is place to lay ones
head. The modern idea Is to save
space by using headboard beds, and
to make them SO decorative that
they are the focal point Of delight
full room.
Today's home decorator is in luck
She can find in the shops several
designs in upholstered headboards
to give a new look to her decorating
scheme. A few yards of material
and an hour or two at the sewing
machine Is all that is necessary to
produce a well-dressed bed Match
the bed frills with draperies or a
dresser skirt and the whole room
takes on complete change of char
acter.
A full size headboard bed may be
turned out like the one in the illus
tration with a plaid taffeta head
board. and a plain taffeta petticoat.
Clever trick Is to put the RUNE on a
piece of fabric which fits tightly
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Dorothy Dix SAYS

Dear Miss Dix: am a widower Of
40 with two little girls. I make a
fairly good salary, but have no
money saved. I have many women
friends who seem to enjoy being
with me, but when I speak of mar
riage it Is all of. Why are women
between 30 and IS so averse to mar
rying? c. D. r.
Answer-The reason that women
between 30 and IS years of age fight
shy of matrimony and are not ready
to jump into the arms of any good
looking and attractive man who asks
them to marry him. is that they
have arrived at the years of discre-
ton and have begun to use their
heads as we'll as their hearts,
The woman of that age has either
inherited money, or else she is in
some business by which she can
make comfortable living for her.
self She is independent and self
sufficient. She has gotten over the
sloppy sentimentality of her girl
hood that made her think that love
was the only thing in the world and
that she had better be dead than not
have man hanging around
Evening star., 1944-07-17
Shopping Around
By Dorothy BihIman

NEWS FLASH!-Here's an article
that has been As scarce as hens
teeth" to get in the past several
years. pressure canner. A local
store has just received a limited
supply Of the precious" aids to
home Gamers, but we want to warn
you readers, they won't last long, 50
If you're really interested, look into
the matter Immediately. They're
made OF cast aluminium with steam
release, safety valve. pressure gauge
self-locking cover which, as you can
see, are prewar features. viii con-
veniently hold ls pint or I quart
jars. If you're lucky enough to OBJ
tain one Of these pressure Gamers,
you won't have to borrow Mrs.
Whosit's, or experiment with the
oven and hot-water bath methods
when preparing your Victory Gar
den products.
X r
PIN EN- UP-Pinup boards have
certainly come into popularity late
ly. Not exactly the thing for the
living room-but what fun various
members Of the family could have
with one placed on the wall of their
own rooms! The teen age miss
with the craze for pinups OF her war
heroes and movie stars would like
one Of these well-constructed
boards. Sonny could use his for
displaying his sports letters and
fraternity snapshots and notices
Dad undoubtedly would like one in
his den to accommodate the war
map he likes to study each night
after the news broadcasts. And
mothers board could take care OF
the grocery and laundry lists and
possibly her newest diet recipes
Made Of composition material, the
boards are framed In unpainted
wood that could be painted any COL
or to suit the room. A nice thing
about this idea is the fact that when
you get tired of looking at the same
collective arrangement, you can al
ways change the scene to something
entirely different.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
HELP MEN (continusd)

nO0KkELPER r.,o1I ia.P for night work, mountain
fnd HHIJ JoIsinfSs ME, references; state ase dALEN
Apply I443 P st. NV. '''''e WORK
BOYS to work. Post Cafeteria, Quarter
Dseo b. Ass heat yr r.ms. sio $3.50 snd
IA. Short hours, no sunday. ls.
6USBoYs lcolored>..Top wages and good
hnI. hMorklns conditions for dependable colored
is IRfi9sfa SEA 1gRi SgL1 isS
BUS oPERAToRs-rn. need /, ur..nt
women and men over 81 yesrs of age.
op vases mpe xDn
,M9T0S M04oS ,,I4SR IM4ASRh5oRo KS = ,ANNAPoEis
hours. excellent salary. postwar future @
slinT reisaSs from former smployeI
REATIoN ASSOCIATION. I113 St. s.W.
CAR WASHERS AND PoRrEks tcolored,
Aopiy daily GULF OIL CORP, 14th and
Kenyon stS. NV. "A-N
m.0.n. sa,,;1I sALEsMEN seSa ssagy
0OS 9TH st. NV.
CGL0RED MAN as janitor in private
schooi; room and board on premises
CONSTRUCTION material checker. knovl-
State experience and salary. Box 69NM.
Star.
COOK, colored; must be experienced: S47
Fe Ssht bR ToTk sTRE ne sHndsy work
ave. NV. WV {"
COOKS apply employment ONCE, use en-
PiogeS entrance, rear Of hotel, the WILL
LARD. 18th and Penna. ave. NV.
C0GyNILRMAN sy. WANTED, sood salary. day
COUNTERMAN. highest wages; air condi.
tened. Ordway 1890.
CoUNTERMAN. experienced. in srocery
R:.lns go. 4ts ssasEy st. ns ca. Nc s4SS
WITH LITE Tavern sisi sHopss leG INe q 'opsh
nous nous for Hamburgers." Sligo 5000. during
COUNTERMAN. dependable white man for
sea sea- food restaurant; some experience NEG
esSary Gan and must be thoroughly reliable
issaly SEA ApelE akn sS st. once ns
imum, s4s;2b; Essential work, paid while
.'11n' 1B2ss9 aBaS 70 DHIRY A Dens Nc 1s!S IS
DELivERYMEN. dr.ft-exempt ages .,
Apply Mr. wizard NATIoNAE 1eH fo0f srscuIE sss!dTY
SfsHWAsHs1RSsG GH ys HHa1RSGlpn so,dIsS PLACE 1as ne
es!y dee 'S5 ds'snSess oSoaSE Hia
GRRILI: bRTvkpss ssso7 Les: E St; nv:
sapRss pRRsess'F{ EsHg' Ely 81 u saa
DRIVERS. white or colored, for whol.s.l.
son, R. W. CLAYTON, INC, 4o6 18th
Ssfs ssns.s. s.EaK i.i Swakp sS p,s; pa:sxssss
E!NGINEERs. Industrial; for major coast.
to.coast air line: with procedural and
prehensiye knowledge Of the now and CON
| tro; of forms and paper work; must Be
Which ess, efy posi-
scribe background fully: inclose snapshot
By Beg 1111M; l,;Al,SsNa Star. .u.n. .,.
ing conditions: soos salary includins meals @ IS
Apply personnel once. O'DONNEILs SEA
q GEmt; Ill IsN.Et. l2G7 z St nv .,..,..,
in bowling ,estsblishment; exeelient t. oppor
sstTs money: ABBY 3I %nseessi. 1aS spilI~aS NAY.
M Es4 cSoR :nd sns ..1dSnd dts5 ceoF pp GOOD
salary; permanent; Apply chef oCCDEN-
TAL HOTEL 1411 Penna. ave. NV.
..., COOK 9bps iSF ss Rsassn pssk Xxx
sFfENSAS40 Ms0S:s S.ss q r vo1i
lion na sof rs.bs tnd ss.r' ga
HANDY MAN, part time, to work on lawns.
S 'ce eeorsd ses Appls l77s Mas.
iSfi ISDJsfa,AL RjM ENGINEERS wanted b, ma.
jor coast-to-coast airline, with strong
.tins cost accounting and capital items
depreciation; must be willing to leave
city. This is 4 permanent position OFFER
@ esad ssts Inso:: nsssaos 0isa so1
oe.M. Star.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
HELP MEN AND WoMEk.
sOOKKEEPER, double entry, experienced; /;
xcellent position; state references and

BOOKKEEPER,. double entry, experienced
excellent position. state references and
BOOKKEEPER-OFfICE MANAGER for
youth division OF B'nai Birth. experience
necessary. 6-day week. Call DI. 7131 for
coGrIEa ccosHlHi@esss ssoo month; white or eolored;
cook, houseman and gardener. capable of
taking full charge of household in WASH
ington: servants apt. over garage. ia.
COUPLE. GENTLE, experienced in private
boarding school work; man for general
supervisor and wife equipped to supervise
boarding dept. and serve rs dietitian; man
proper couple. BOX 49-M, Star
KITCHEN HELP. white or eolored. Apply
employment once luse employees entrance,
rear Of hoteD. THE WILLARD, 14th and
scXSI1SAv1AN COUPLE. willing to TO to
West Coast: wife, cook and general house
work In family consisting Of one elderly
lady; husband to care for lawn part time.
could obtain full-time employment in de-
tense industry; full maintenance and S1OO
per month. BOX 19s-M. Star.
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, colored
High-class sea-food restaurant has po-
sitions open for walters and Mattresses;
must be neat and thoroughly dependable.
top wages and excellent working condi-
sGai: az R dR& Rs[.onss7 ise7 '1es IT. NV 0oS-
C0LORED NAN and wife as janitor and
maid in private schools: good pay. room
and board. Call Alexandria 2727.