davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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nitely. No more Will be validated
until December I.

nitAly. No more win be validated
until December 8,
Canned Feeds, etc. Book No. 4, blue
stamps As through Z-8 and AS
through WIS good for 10 points
each indefinitely. No more will be
be validated until December l.
War Ration Bssk No. l-PersonsI
who did not register ct the schools
may do 20 ct their local boards
II they bring with them the
War Ration Book for every
member OF their families for whom
they are applying.
Sugar Book No. 1, stamps sol
through 81 good for pounds OF
sugar indefinitely. Sugar stamp
No. 40 good for pounds of can
ming sugar through February %,
l045.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
will pay two ration points for each
pound OF waste kitchen fats you
turn In.
Gasoline B-4, Ca, BIS and C-51
coupons are good for S gallons.
Coupons tA-13 good for 1 gallons
each through December al. Cou-
Evening star., 1944-11-26


mittee member
who helps keep
the records, dis
tributes wool for
the knitting and
materials for the
other projects
which the group
undertakes. The
day of our inter-
view with Mrs.
Jones and Mrs.
Warner K. Big
ger W as t h e
bookkeeper and
distributor,
Evening star., 1944-11-26
lsHRst;onmig.
&Remiindere1

Consumer complaints should be re.
ferred to the appropriate neigh
borhood War Price and Rationing
Board listed on page $50 Of the
telephone directory.
Volunteers urgently needed for ra-
tioning and pricing work at Dis
trict OPA headquarters, 5601
CONNECTICUT avenue NV, tele-
phone Ordway 600, Extension 164.
Meats, Fats, Butter. Cheese, etc.
Book No. red stamps AS
through Z-8 and AS through P-5
good for 10 points each indef1-
Evening star., 1944-11-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Poin Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic. srfhritis o.
ne1rftis pain. try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that thousands are using Get q pack
age OF Ru-Ex Compound, Z two-week supply,
today. Mix It with quart OF water, add the
all and pleasant. You need only Tablespoon
fuis two times day. Often within As hours
sometimes overnight - splendid results are
and II you do not feel better. return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you moth
Ing to try as 1t Is sold by your druggist under
an absolute money-baek guarantee Ru-Ex
Compound Is for sale and recommended By
drug stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

refrigerators. washing machines
vacuum cleaners. gas stoves, bed
springs. typewriters. cameras, pas
senger cars and trucks. Call the
price clerk at your local war price
and rationing board for further
information.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

fionnins to expond your busi-
ness? buy q new postwar
cor. home. woshins machine?
This information will help build
jobs for our boys who ore win
ming the wor. Business men
ore urged to send in their
questionnoires. Consumers con
help BY cooperating with door
to- door survey.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

tA) Wing Choir. All coil
spring, hair filled. Red dam
osk. Solid nnohooony frone,
$ss
tB) Buffers Troy------$65
= tc) End TobIe- e------$ls.s5
(Dl Lounge Choir. Deeply
tufted. Coil spring construc-
ton. Broeotelles or tapestries.
Frineed ----------$ss.5o
tE) SNORT Soto. Completely
spring filled, hair filled. Solid
mahogany frame. Button-
back dek----------Si9e
F
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
DEATHS

csthsrins Elizabeth Flader 7o2 East
Robinwood, n.
Lula Stewart. stA r Ferry IS.
Henry r. schmidt. i39 S Military,
wisdyslsw sNroen. 1888 Radene.
81
Mary caabi. 800 S Dragon. 50.
Lillian Wendt. 1885 Garfield, Lincoln
Park. 20
Bridget Albina Hnley, 2i17 Lemay. =
julius szczepansk. 1921 Dubois. 81
John Hullin 81 Edmund. Place, 50.
James G. Regan 6f3s Seneca Is.
Mary Lupiloh. 1912 Chalfoute 80.
Sylvia VatcA. 50 l.. Savannah. %.
Adam Angle. i3i34 Riopclle 81
Adolf A LoFant, 2b60 sheridan, s.
Claude 7. Peltien 1882 Hanpvqr 70
Beatrice shanbrom i7i0l Y. Warren
IEmma Z. Tapp. MadisonviIle, Ky.
55
Patricia Ann Jankowski si7 Decker
son. 0 months.
John J. Frank 1901 spauldlnE a.
Mary j. sommer, 1874 Norihla~n,
II.
sennie KosasN,ki. 1880 Garfield, 81.
latte r Eiskant. -1i0t 4efter-
George siimae. 1892 Dequiudre 80
Stella A. Sawicki, $3.50 1T, Aubin.
52
Dearborn, 3
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NERLINGrR Apr,


SCHAFfTH=NFT 7T 7 TT-Tp7 TT77rf7
dsnly). brother ~ eiroa. NicroIs,
Peter and Margaret schaefsr FppfrHt
from Caicaterra Funeral Home 1904
D. Grand Biyd WEDNESDAY o. go
n; Anthem = CNlrch A. m
Burial, Mt olive Ce'nstefv Services
under auspices ~ i1dEo John Faast
Post American Legion o. 40 8 NJ.
FnHHFT II
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TRADE scHooLs-MALE

LEARN modern barbcring IN an In
ternational affiliated school Day. eve.
classes. Call, write, phone for infor-
mafn Greene's Barber Col $50 Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Deati, lotlres

DEMARAfs-April I. Homer beloved
husband OF Anna father ~ frcdcfick
and willard brother VI Fred, Louis.
Theles +. Hore, Mrs Amelia Lange-
lois and Mrs. Georgiana supernalt.
Funeral Wednesday, : 30 a M, from
Harper. Mulligan Funeral Home. 1850
Hamilton, and . m al Gesu
Church Calumet papers please copy
HALL--Aprii 2. 1914. Christine GRAY
wife OF Charles ". Hail; daughter OF
Peter GRAY. Funeral services al
chapel OF William X. Hamilton CO.
Cas- and Alexandrine, Wednesday al
2 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

POUND 49, Black emo Nhfie pun
steve Curas 1903 -ta Basffit
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
MALE HELP WANTED

YOUNG MEN. az ciassification-Ap-
prove. var w0Sk, service department.
tnderVnod, EiU0tt. Fisher Co., Ord
door. Grisaoid Bldg.
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IN MEMoRIhM
yosT AND FOUND

Larkr golden sable sel
white male Pch' M collar 20.
Vard. $500 Buckingham BerklCF
II 7-sa3t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Special NOTICES

NOTICE IL hereby given 'ast NV
Polish Legion American Veterans
whose premiseF lovaied az Woodrow
Wilson Post 2. sIsf Michigan has
applied 20 the Michigan Liquor Gone
trol Commission for a club license 3,
sell bee. wine spirits 70 h0ua fldc
mems>rs only and that n j. fne ir-
tent OF the liquor control comm ssion
10 ltant said license upon tae iNpll
ton ~ 10 DAYS from The dtic hereof
NOTICE II hereby given that the
Ckrainian Michigan League. whose
premises located af $500 Michigan
avenue. Detroit. Mich has app 80
70 the Michigan Liquor Control Com
mission for a club nCenEe 90 sea- beer.
vine and spirits to hIua ufe mem
hers only and that 10 is thc intent OF
ssif license upou the expiration of 40
DAYS from the date hereof
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Womon's Society
Of First Methodist
Church Has Meeting

During the course of study
that is being followed by the
Woman's Society of the First
Methodist church the circles are
meeting jointly in the home of
some member.
On Monday last, the session
took place at the home of Mrs.
J. M. Epting, on River road.
II was presided over by Mrs.
f. w. Ulmer, the society presi-
dent, who voiced the opening
prayer.
Following the usual business
routine, J. M. Epting entertained
the members with two movies on
health.
Mrs. X. M. Lucas directed the
study which was the second chap
ter of the book, Freedom From
Want"
Her subject was Economic Sc
curity."
A refreshment course W a S
served after the study.
The meeting next week will
be with Mrs. A. F. Megehee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Miss Burrowes Is
Added To USO Staff
As YWCA Worker

Miss Molly Burrowes has ar
rived to take over the position
as Young Women's Christian As
sosociation worker at the USO
vacated by Miss Alberta Vandi-
yer who has been transferred to
Greenville, Penn.
Miss Burrowes came here from
Bauxite, Ark, where she has been
director of a USO Industrial Unit.
Her special responsibility will be
the program for women and girls
working in the shipyard and
with other war workers in the
community.
She attended Oberlin College
in Ohio and received a Master
of Arts degree from Columbia
University in New York.
I've been hearing about Pas
cagoula all my life" Miss Bur-
rowes said. MY father was here
during the last war connected
with the construction work"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Mrs. Tolon Brown
Honor Guest AT
informed Parties

Mrs. Tolon Brown, an attrac-
tive young matron who has been
a guest in the home OF a former
schooImate, Mrs. Julius McIiwain,
was honor guest at several in
formal parties last week.
On Wednesday morning, Mrs.
Wade billiard was hostess at a
soft drinks party and Mrs. Bay
leus Stokes entertained at a sim
liar hospitality that afternoon.
On Thursday morning Mrs. l.
w. Browder was hostess at an
informal gathering in honor of
Mrs. Tolon, and Mrs. C. ]. May
was hostess at a dinner that eve
ming.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Mrs. Marguerite
Clark Celebrates
Sons Notol Day

The natal day of three-year-
old Theodore Clark, better known
as Sonny was marked last
Saturday when his mother, Mrs.
Marguerite Clark, entertained at
IA party at her home at 700 Roose-
welt street.
The small guests were kept
interested with games until the
cutting of the birthday cake
which was served with ice cream
and lemonade.
Mrs. Clark was assisted in her
pleasant duties by her mother,
Mrs. r. l.. johnson. and Sonny's
aunts, Mrs. Byron Clark and Mrs.
Ernest Wilson, and his cousin,
Mrs. Carl Pavlinsky.
The guest list included Jimmy
Smith, Nancy Pond, Nora Nell
Hardy, Tanya ,McMullen, Tom
my, Jr., and Joseph Habeeb,
Carol Ann Denton. Mary Eliza
beth Wilson and Sandra Lucille
Clark.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
New Operators OF Marine Cafeteria
Bring Experience. Tradition To Job

Operation Of the Marine cafe
terra on Lincoln avenue has been
taken over by the Dumas Enter
prises, and the cafeteria is now
oren TO the public of the Pasca-
goula and Moss Point area, Ben
I. Dumas of Atlanta and Miami,
announced this week.
The new operators, in adding
the Marine Cafeteria to their
chain of restaurants, felt that
the people of Pascagoula, Moss
Point and surrounding territory
would support a good cafeteria
serving strictly southern foods
at a price in reach of the aver
age citizen, Mr.. Dumas said.
Therefore, he added, the pol
icy of the cafeteria will be to
serve savory seafoods, chicken
and steaks, the latter direct from
Kansas City. Pastries and pies
are being made in the c~afeteria's
own pie studio under the SUPER
vision of Mrs. Bula Harrell, train
ed pastry chef.
Mr.. Dumas will direct the cafe
terra, and he comes to Pascagou-
la with a wealth of experience
in the handling and serving of
traditional Southern foods. Wal
lace +. Price Of San Antonio and
Houston, Texas, is the chief stew
ard and food expert and also
brings outstanding experience to
his new position, having catered
authorities from Texas to
New York via New Orleans.
Some of his connections include
Holsum Cafetefias of Atlanta,
Miami, San Antonio and New
Orleans. MiamYs Jack Dempsey's,
Henricfs of New York, Toddle
Houses of Memphis. and Atlanta's
famed ROYAL Palm Supper Club.
The Dumas Enterprises have
every belief that people of this
section will appreciate and pa
tronize the type of food and ser
vice that the new operators will
bring to them, J. Stanley Dumas,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Bridge Luncheon AT
~Longfellow House In
Honor OF Mrs. Cowon

A group of friends met at the
Longfellow House Saturday for
a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs.
Spencer Cowan who Is leaving
today for Asheville, N. c., to re-
side.
Mrs. Cowan was presented a
lovely gift of ivory pottery. In
the games that followed the
luncheon, high Vas won
by Mrs. j. r. Carver, second high
by Mrs. M. G. Peattie, and conso-
lation was awarded Mrs. w. O.
Stone. Each one received an
appropriate favor.
Participating in this going away
party were Mesdames Robert S.
Ford. l.. E. Martin, Arthur l.. AL
len. Robert F. Carter. A. T. DANTE
Ter, Floyd +. Daniel, r. j. Demps-
ter. r. M. Lucas, J.F. Carver, M.
G. Peattie and w. O.. Stone.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15


head Of the Dumas Enterprises,
said.
Inspection of the spotless kitch-
ems is invited at all times, Mr.
Dumas said. Miss Mabel Paden
is supervisor of the dining room
and comes to the Marine Gazette
ria from the Toddle House sys-
tenn. She is a native of Missis-
sippi but has worked out OF the
state for many years.
Under the new management
breakfast is beiR& served from
5:45 am. to $500 I'm. and lunch
and dinner continuously from
1880 am. to 8 pm.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Mrs. w. r. Watts
Hostess Honoring
Corporal Mary Lyons

On Wednesday Mrs. w. r.
Watts entertained a small group
at luncheon at Longfellow House
in honor of Corporal Mary Lyons
Of the Woman's Army Corps of
Washington, ID. c.
Corporal Lyons is visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Chester
Lyons in Moss Point.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Confirmation Held
For Eight Adults
At ST. Johns Church

A confirmation class composed
of eight adults was presented in
st. Johns Episcopal church to the
Right Reverend Duncan M Gray.
DID,, bishop of the Episcopal di-
Geese of Mississippi, by the rec
tor. the Rev. friedrich S. Resch,
on Wednesday evening.
Bishop Gray made a short adj
ress and the class was congratu-
lated by the rector. Those con-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Miss Emmitt To Wed
Benjamin Hobby Best
In EorlY October

MI. and Mrs. Norman P. EN-
NIT announce the engagement
and coming marriage of their
daughter, Margery Joyce, to MI.
Benjamin Hobby Best, at the
First Presbyterian church of Pas
cagoula, Friday, October Is, at
6 o'clock in the evening.
The wedding plans call for a
quiet and very informal service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Miss jane Herring
Hostess AT luncheon
Honoring Miss Emmitt

On Saturday at l O'Clock Miss
Jane Herring was hostess to a
small group of friends of M
Margery Emmit at a luncheon at
Longfellow House in honor of
this bride-elect of next month.
Guests we're Miss Emmit, Miss
Barbara Renfro, Mrs. Elizabeth
Latady and Miss Herring.
There are historic records of
Norwegian whaling as early az
All AID.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15

firmed we're Miss Ethel Winnie
Rouse, Miss James Gloria Rouse,
Mrs. Sarah Daisy Smith, Mrs. d.
A. Handy, Mrs. Fl. H. Gilmore,
Mrs. William Marie, Mrs. W. G..
Dawson, and MIR w. G.. Dawson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING. roonns. rock wool ine
suPpI7 is es en- m pa s9s
NV, Warehouse at 18th and ne. DL
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
prices on storm sash. asbestos siding and
roofing. zoos Emerson ST. NV, RIA. 1928:
fSksnniWs 4S s iasSA hX asDh. or
stone walls, walks, etc. DE1N. Woodhaven'
FLOSS sERvrcE, nothing eah but the best
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning: par
auet installation; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, lsl2 Wiscon-
T FOR sS coM H4 i BATHROOMS. boiler re-
and a45SMnstls eqtwa ns heat
ave, ne. once. DU. 1915. Home. DU.
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add
tional income. Attics made into rooms
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed, concrete work, plumbing. decorat-
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen
HOME RESoVATiNG CO. 1870 irVins st.
MoSDEkNSiszEs YOUR FOUR HOME : porches in
closed. recreation rooms built. attics I'm
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
rsnsed. DISTRICT Isl itsT RENoVAross, ss en-
eral CONTRACTORS. GE, 1851.
wax, polish. repair, lay wood floors NASH
FLOOR CO, 1016 Goth st. NV. RE. 1912.
t so0FINI asoss1os slsnf, ,T TsmOdel,nE
IMPRovEAIENT CO. Georgia 11os-iIi3
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild
Johns-MsnviIle
ROOF REPAIRING; prompt service; free
estimates; Stag, slate, composition, tile tin.
KuE saSS R soid et ger eo
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while I have
the material, or for any home improve
ment Call W. /. TAYLOR. Sligo Oa43 ewes.
CALL A. P. WOODSON CO.-Rooflne. sid
Ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1913 n st; Nv RE. $500.
s sash; ] , to 3 years to ogg agg. GATES
FOR JOHNS-MANvILE REROOFING, re-
siding and other home Improvement Call
JOHNS MANVILLE. 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 or
brick siding. basement waterproofng Time
payments can be arranged. Phone Adams
6t71, ATLANTIC HOME IMPROVEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part time; statements. audits. tax returns
estate o frOnt oce or in
real estate dept. OF bank: experienced costs,
maintenance: good references; reliable; good
EXECUTIVE. 80, capable, alert progress
sive. creative. industrious and successful;
II years active general business experience
level in competitive manufacturing and
distribution; broad experience in purchas-
ing. Jobbing, credits and collections, sales
planning. COORDINATION and supervision:
thorough and intimate knowledge of the
var surplus disposal tield; working
shooter, contact man and ch-hitter;
presentable. flexible. cooperative and de-
ps ex WIZ tackle any problem reason
smart enough to know when he doesn't
know; previous. and principal activity per
job; position or connection in any capacity
and in any field in which whatever quail
ties he may possess profltably can be put
70 ,ao WORK by those who foot the bills. Box
JANITOR. reliable, colored, single man,
would Ike to care for 8 or IL family apt,
n aea 'anitor and work out. Box 1881,
MAN. colored wishes part-time cleaning
M S1sss 1 from 2 TO ,s, pm Phone Ho; 1850;
employed, A. married; USES permit.
PxfERHANG Err wants Job work aor
white mechanic Phone Ii 1910 TO-
RESTAURANT MANAGER with 90 years
experience, open for offer: believe it or
not, he neither steals nor accepts cash
kickbacks. Box 236-L. Star. To-
SERVICE MECHANIC and electrician. 12
operator and electrician, . years teach.
college. desires position with chance OF
postwar future. SH. 1879 between Q
and 3.
YOUNG MAN, 81 with college degree Ia
science and history desires position with
reputable f1rm. Can read and write Span
experience In selling and buying mer-
chandise. Can also do clerical and statisti-
Gal work. Box BOIL. Star I2s
POSITION-Man. 80, capable alert versa
tile exec, estimating and sales exp Knows
cons. work and materials. Box BILL. Star.
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HELP poMssr,c tc.rt. /,

yM0mAnt m MD san coorsd sener.l
Rssf sspm sht ss tn ht.i MI lose & car.
BABY afsse sas : week. 50. Arlington.
WOMAN, s.h.v. part time. sas Mass
WOMAN. colored, cooking. s.h.w.: family
OF adults, Wesley Heights; live in: good
p mgu " EN- 0ag. after pm.
c on I'm; With private bath: pleas
W VIZ KIP White Phone b ,, wI ass
home and salary. DaP RA. ss1 e. ie's' excel
sfsfa for e fat hansss r .na
dence; to live in; salary. so: pleasant
Working CONDITIONS rsi, aL; 7574
time srransed RA. Ssae heai'h cara lfee
WOMAN, neat. fntelligent, shw cook
lunch for conyalescent: $50 = week. RA.
WOMAN, white, care Of . children. light
upstairs work; other help employed; live
AL IL. DAY gs s THdjssDAY, every other sunday
1 Se SHY * f f9sk; in family; live in; $40
81 day week. must have references: other
neip employed; near Dupont Circle. MI.
RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN with good
rsferences, 2 days weekly. Silver Spring
DAYWoRkER for ironing. only. tuesdays
T fea arneys 81 'o s hour and fare
$50 TO s10O-White helper. nice home;
NJ wnShing; near transp: OIL: 0656.
cleaned Saturdays: reliable and thorough
worker wanted: excellent pay. Call Michi-
gan 1895. Ext. 314.
soS Or H 70 I.nars or days week. =, no
shire ave. NV. AID 4215
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING. designing. remodeIing
s sISsns reasonsbls MISS BERT 1880
GIRL, colored, wants elevator or cleaning
have some experience. with switehbosrd;
GIRL, colored n'n neat. wants 1s' nishtwork Q
pm: until am. Box 30s-L. Star
GIRL wants bus work at night or kitchen
GIRL, colored, wants days work doing
S sia practical .c white wants DAY case
elderly people Pex 8Ia-L. Star f"e' IN T''n
NURSE wishes position with
shidren GEARS and over excellent ref
OFFICERS WIFE. college graduate. will
10 any type Of work In her home, clerical
business or anything suitable Call Glebe
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, part or full
tire: live out. WA. 1906.
go SO week minimum; permanent. Box
sEcRETARy, experienced. desires Int inter-
e Sdap We MSrk excellent references: s55
SECRETARY. competent 10 yrs exp.
postwar position. s45. Write details Box
SECRETARY. stehosrapher wants perm.-
s sEsnssS; nv days. days week NO $685.
snt law eynerience SLIGO 21as. II:
home. Manuscripts, envelope addressing,
stencils, Will call for work and return
promptly. Telephone dictation. shepherd
1410. 1os
TYPIST CLERK, experienced excellent ref
erences; serviceman's wife. Available now
Tor 30-hour week. Cannot work after
nm. or Sat. $40 wk Box 3I2-L Star. liz
TYPIST-STENO., 3 yrs experience. de-
Slres work to be done at home. evenings.
WOMAN. college bred desires position as
companion for semi-invalid lady; can
travel; refs MI. 1000. Rim. 20.
DRAPES. VALANCES. curtains made to
orSer alterations; reasonable. Call CON-
ME. RA SSq1 I0s
SEVERAL YEARS OF diversified ONCE de-
tail and management; experienced in
public relations; permanent resident MI
0141 1Os
SPECIALLY QUALIFIED legal stenoera-
nher will accept permanent position at
5000 the month. Ma. 1910, Ext AIS IL
WILL STAY IN every evening with children
or aged for room and dinner. Box 2a7-L.
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HELP WOMEN tcsnt. !,

coon OPPORTUNITY for experienced
salesgirl in our dress dept; GOOD salary;
permanent position. Apply zIRKINS,
sEEikv itse a 3 WIFE. or woman. white,
with child who wishes home IS wanted
modern SUBURBAN Ua home and take care care Of q
small children: room. board and salary.
f es xasRHs saaM trst Job, for sales
clerks in phonograph record and sheet
ior adyansement; Apply Mr. Burroashs.
s sHkEEn aase & 81 sv wANrEDyou
can now earn $40 per week and more as a
ence not necessary; training paid for: i no
Sundays and night work: regular working
hours; free time to keep house; paid vaca-
rooms: congenial fellow workers; vacancies
a. 4th and = sts ne, with work on North
TapS St. At snd and pess ss also
14th and East Capitol SITS. with work on
a ns az peasan sr eAf ne RRT
town. Take Route 20. Cabin John street.
YouNG WoMEN @ fer sh
& CORONA TYPEwRITERs. INC. 1923
AR Al Nc; On woMAN-win train expert
eneed salesperson to manage Arlington
for MI; ,Dratch. Apply ADELINE SHOP.
Neutrality-suspicious. II MlsiDn oktys concern will en-
ploy 2 women for permanent promotive
positions: applicants should have high
40 years Of age. and must be free fIe Ito to
travel: good telephone voice and sales
organizing ability valuable; starting
salary. $40 to S35, expense allowance
when travelling. Write 30 Riggs Bank
Bldg. 14th and Park I'd. NV, or phone
co. 1858, weekdays from $3.50 to for
appointment.
WOULD you like to learn the latest styles?
we have a vacancy in our pattern dept,
where the latest trends in fashion are at
your f1ngertips good starting salary and
pleasant. cool SURROUNDINGS Apply per-
sonnet office, end floor, THE HEIGHT CO.,
WE HAVE VACANCIES for women IS years
and over to take positions as saiespeople
and ciericals: good starting salary. Apply
personnel ONCE, End floor, THE HEIGHT