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Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
Beta Sigma Phi
Has Mee+ino

Gamma Alpha chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi sorority had an inter-
esting meeting Wednesday night
at the home of Miss Helen Dudley
755 Orange.
Here members had their business
meeting and their discussion on
self-analysis, Marjorie Quisenbcrry
program chairman, leading the dis
cussion, in which all participated
Refreshments were served by the
hostess to Kay Hinderks, Blanche
Channon, Frances Niles, Georgiana
WashbCrn, Marjorie Quiscnbcrry
Josephine Eady, Mickey Gcigcr
Jane Newton, Betty Zinn, members
and Louis ChamliS, mcmber-at-
large and chapter guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
Busisess Women
To Hear Two
Fine Talks

For the Ell Centro Business and
Professional Women's club, the pro-
gram Tuesday night of next week
will be of particular interest, since
two excellent speakers are to be
presented.
Mrs w. S. Kong of Ell Centre
will be heard in a discussion on
Chinese literature and Miss Beat
rice Woodward of the state depart
ment of public health, tuberculosis
consultant. on tuberculosis in the
state and in the county.
The meeting will be held in the
Carmen Gibson studio, starting at
7:45 p. NJ. Tuesday, Feb. %.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
Baptist Chapel Scene Of
Pretty Wedding

smart suit In q becoming shade of
orchid. She wore matching nat
and corsage OF gardenias.
EVELYN Brandon was the brides
only attendant and she Vas gown
ed i'm Wine-colored frock, wearing
gardenia corsage also.
1t. Keith w Tountano acted as
hest man fer Lit Brandon.
1t. and Mrs. Brandon will make
their home in h. Centre for the
present, the bridegroom being sta
toned at the Ell Centro Marine air
station.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
Birthday Party
Recent Event

Valentine decorations were used
by MI. T. M. Mullins of GAG Holt
street when she gave birthday
party Saturday for her daughter,
Wanda, celebrating her 18th an
niversary.
Games, refreshments including
the birthday cake and ice cream
were served to the following: Patsy
Ann Hyman, Myra Jeanne Steele
Betty Jeanne Morgan, Imodene
Johnson, Dorothy Mayo, Allen
johnson, Wanda Rutledge, Lila
Norma Knutson, Helen Legakis
Lavonne Shepard, Paddy Conner
Mrs. Mildred Mullins, Mrs. Lorraine
Mayo, Mrs. Jessie Gcrch, Mrs. S
T. Marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17

Dcrothy Ann TIagey Of Tennessee
and 1t. Henry Franklin Brandon,
U. S. M. C. also of Tennessee, were
married Wednesday evening i'll the
chapel of the First Baptist church,
the Rev. Mr.. Charles II. Burrill,
pastor, reading the double ring
service.
The bride was charming in her
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
Matching Accessories Smart

DLAlD hat and
weskit arc
welded to make
a perfect couple
of costume
accessories for
your new spring
suit. Designed
by Sally Victor,
the new
wedding ring.
beret silhouette
was inspired
by the fat,
rounded ring of
gold grandma
wore. The
cutout neckline
of the matching
weskit gives it
unusual interest,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
BuckIey's CanadioI
Now On Sale In U.S.A.
For Bronchial Couehs-Throat
lrrita+ions Due 70 Colds

Here's good news for the people of the
u, s. A. Canada's greatest cough medl-
cine is now being made and sold right
here. and if YOU have any doubt about
what to take this winter for the common
cough or bronchial irritation resulting
from colds get bottle of Buckley's
CANADIOL Mixture. You won't be dis
appointed-it's different from anything
else you ever used--one little sip and you
get instant action. Only 10 cents at
Clements Drug Store and all good drug
gists. Take good advice try Bnckiey's
tonight satisfaction iullanleed "t money
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17

marriage and shc maue a pretty
picture in her wedding gown, /
white satin brocade fashioned with
a sweetheart neckline, long pointed
sleeves, fitted waist, a full skirt
ending in a short train. Her veil
was fingertip in length and her bou-
quet. of which sweet peas and gar
deniaS. centeleG with two purple
orchids.
Betty Dayton, maid of honor,
were blue jersey with short blue
veil and carried yellow daffodils.
Wesley Roth, brother Of the
bride, acted az best man.
After the service 6 reception took
place i'll the church parlor, Mrs.
Roth, mother o. the bride, receiv-
ing gowned in a blue crepe frock
with a gardenia corsage. The brides
table was decorated with pink
roses, the brides cake being mcst
attractive. Since the wedding was
on Valentines day, the three-tiered
cake was heart-Shaped and topped
with wedding bell garlanded with
orange blossoms and lilies of the
valley, miniature bride, and a
bridegroom in the Marine uniform
standing in front of the bell. Punch
was served in handsome bowl that
was the gift of the brides mother.
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
AmCng the out-of-town guests
were Miss Miriam Douglas of I'M
perial Valley, aunt of the bride;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Carey, form
erly of Ell Centre: Mrs. Adelaide
Aaron, aunt of the bride, from
Scottsbluff, Nebraska, and Mrs.
Ben Lacy another aunt, OF Los
Angeles.
1t. Oliver Roth formerly a
teacher at Jasper and now station
ed in Georgia, was unable to be
present for his sisters wedding,
as were the bridegroom's relatives,
who live in Ohio.
After the reception the couple left
OH a short wedding trip the bride
wearing for her going away outfit
a blue tailored suit with tan ac-
cesSCrieS and an orchid corsage.
Many of the immediate members
of the family gathered at the Roth
former home, in which Mrs Harry
Jacobs, cousin now lives, for a
reunion after the wedding.
Sgt. and Mrs. Pruitt will make
their home in Ell Centro for the
present. Mrs. Pruitt is continuing
her duties with the INDECENT welfare
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17

Give your twists TO bring them up to the
minute suit and bring SCARF
pocket Sits triangular scarf as sarohe sasn
asstarcl fiat ncckband collar crease ups oack
finish with te make buttonhOeS on
plain piuuc suit collar brilliant buttons
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17

cup milk Va tsp. pepper
package cream cheese a lbs. spinach
u tsp. salt 'E&
Heat milk in double boiler, add one package
cream cheese and balance Of seasoning Cook
slowly until cheese melts. stirring occasionally
Cook and thoroughly drain spinach, chop. then
add to milk and cheese mixture. Place in creased
pan and cover with weber's bread crumbs. Bake
thirty minutes in moderate oven.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17
HEARTY DISHES FOR FEBRUARY DAYS

z cups Weber's bread crumbs
small onion, diced fine
tbsp. minced parsley
Salt and pepper
Hot water to moisten
Mix ingredients listed above together, then place
one heaping teaspoonful of dressing on one end
of twelve slices of bacon. Roll bacon around
dressing and fasten with toothpck. Broil at
moderate oven heat and turn frequently to
brown all sides Serves four.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-17

Mr.. Roth gave his daughter in
Evening star., 1944-11-30
PERSONAL

WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to days service;
EatshmaKer yan.ihn Knr on premises for prompt at
paired; ELECTRIC CENTER AND GIFT
N MART; E 5i4 + 10th st bet & SITS; NV. 20
and American watches: any make clocks,
guar. IRWIN WATCH CO, 9. so5fa SIS st. NV n "
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation phone. 40 pm. FIR. 059o
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON dentist False teeth
yspaiTsd wpi.ase eyI yhile you wait. Room 6o2,
PHONE SHEPHERD 5000. ask for Miss
Wright If you are in need of loan up to
n zH9T pssnaiaTe eraa,estes b, NV
method Results effective for a life
time. time or money back Write for booklet; No.
Fur Fur HAT HATS = INDIvIDnALIY lily STYLED to
match your. coat, from fur pieces: We
SootE ex s5ss ss5'4t 14h eo'f1s s R m obsn
LANDSCAPE PLANs-stagt correctly
peTience; j. NJ. HARTMAN' SIS Long
sEcKEfAR9. ssstsk + 9x 9.oFr1cE MANAGER 5s.9aa, %
pleasant snrrOTndiass salary a@o
and tutoring for daughter. 12: 5 days week.
# ePSoe YOU HAVE aa So ' PHoNE. use our phone
number in your want ad For details, call
THE WANT AID PHONE DE. 53O5. 5.
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
SH 26S5
FOR BARBER service in your home or hos
pita' call SERVICE BARRIERS, GE 950S
FINE HAND-CROCHETED articles for
Christmas: beautiful tablecloth. luncheon
sets. doilies: very reasonable prices
DU. 1869 after 10 m u
CoLoRED DAY NURSERY. from Q to 8
years of age, days week Call NO.
SRgApUarE SIgl NuRsr-MorHEp will ran.
nicely furn. twin room with cooking
privileges to working parents with small
child. will care for child. ST.. Ol34.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMS. 3 BATHS; Northwest. near Pa.
ave and 2lst ST; arranged into 2 apts.,
wit with elec refsIs, and pvt. baths: plus 8
this, owner must leave town and will posi-
lively sacrifice: everything goes for S495
cash, but hurry. YOUNG g. PASTOR,
SHOE REPAIR and valet shop; retiring
from the business; excellent, location;
the best shoe men in the business with
II years in this neighborhood willing
to remain with new owner: GOODYEAR shoe
any ETessonable res offer; look the, shop over
NV With M Mr. BAY Ys at AP aBa 14sa hsn get in
r. HERNANDEZ can sell your business
Immediately if priced right For quick re-
CHE coScEssoS in hye sew st. Exclusive
night club. Call afternoons to 5, RE
EDWIN L. ELLIS wants 500 rooming
houses; plenty buyers for your furniture
and business, Phone or see me at once,
HSG0Rs Housf fsom s Toom5 a7 Re Re- bsths
all filled; income over S40O monthly. Rea-
sSna6Is 2phGrny so right ITon party Me s252: 30.
2602 Sheridan rd. Sc; $3.50 for fixtures;
cheap rent at $50 month. MR.. MILLER.
making stores. s5ooes5 5000 900 weekly. e onvs- Va.
and District. Call to B. BAUM, Broker,
LIouoR RESTAURANT. estab. 20 years,
c. P A. Statement shows about $4,000
net profit monthly, mostly bar, light food
seats $50. has A booths; rent $3.50, good
lease. Opens noon daily, closed Sundays;
top price toPA, very low payroll; same
help for years. Price, $4,000, plus stock;
terms arranged. BOB HoLLANDER, Ex-
elusive Broker 1909 N. Y. ave.
GROCERY, delicatessen. sandwiches: Mass
ave ave NV; approximately $40 daily busi-
ness; ness rem rent ,1 s32; total vS pTse Slsoo 2
LoRroN Hf GARAGE sGf;' and and iaf brick apartment
house, for sale: good going business ga
frst foor. three-room room ap apaptments eDS on on
ssa second @ floor. unfurnished rooms on third
YOUNG 4 PASTOR Se I0eftn offer Ge looming and
boarding house, money maker, 20 rooms,
very, reasonable, rent; owner quotes over
$500 net profit monthly: always filled;
ss mR doy yo1Ie Rs Nsd0, to see tbs
BEAUTY sAIoNNDue to illness, forced to
sell good NV. shop; $1,000. Box 420-K,
CHRISTMAS CARD printing business and
hobby shop combined, real money -making
business, over 700 boxes printed and
SIS 500 % sass asents plant stock and cards.
WANTED Tc SELL one-half interest in
,arno almost new moder9 s3,. tourist tavern with
sneen a sahwass shSss II and IN rairfsx lEasssd ca
va: $4,000 cash necessary, or owner
would consider. renting to experienced
person the lunchroom with all equipment
also very good living quarters upstairs, s
to look after the gas station and unable
to look. after the lunchroom This is a
wonderful opportunity and real money
maker. Will stand close investigation If
interested call Falls Church 1907 or Ii
BEER. groceries. delicatessen; 5000 weekly
business quoted: low rent. MA. 046O,
CITY REALTY, Licensed Broker
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Northeast: reason.
able. Phone FIR. 1921. e
Evening star., 1944-11-30
HELP WoMEN.

WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP has immediat,
| openings for silk finishers. wool pressers
alteration operators. laundry helpers Ap-
ply employment ofice 9th floor.
S. KANN SONS co. requires the service.
Of shoe saleswomen; experience preferred
once. 4th floor, s. KANN SONS CO.
PART-TIME SALES POsITIONS--conven-
lent hours may be arranged or Thursdays
only. 8 pm. to pm. Apply superinten-
dents office. 4th floor, s. KANN SONS CO
WOODWARD & LOTHROP has immediate
opening for office workers, typists, billing
machine operators. gift wrappers, markers
messengers. Apply employment ONCE
9th floor.
HAVE YOU any spare time from you,
housework or schoolf Or would you like
bnsy stofes nays Vel, oe nd Sehg nerx IN yo
valuable, experisnse s,,,v Come in end talk i
oxford 1853. Wilson blvd. and N. High
land, Arlington. Va.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
aggressive woman to learn the jewelry
business: position is selling congenial
associates; good salary: permanent this
is an unusual opportunity. See Mr. waters
PHILIP FRANKS CO., Jewellers for 25
years at S12 F st. NV
Evening star., 1944-11-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMp1NiTEs psi.isiiIE

ALTERATION and house repair by ex-
perienced mechanics carpentry partitions
ment work. hoor sanding and finishing,
contracting: reasonable prices. DALLAS
ALrEAaFrdas, R hA1 Ri 01az kTrA1Rs, modernlzation.
s types aHT ssRnss
AsBEsTos SIDING: roofing. rock wool in in
SUPPLY & EoUIPMENT CO. 'l727 Pa ave
NV. Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type of work. special
prices on storm SASH asbestos siding and
FLOOR service nothing h s4it but the best;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning: par
ING ING CONTRACTORS. me-. is1a oon. Wisson.
anNEkAf s!n EZRA No RIMoDELNc-House. Is15 stores
contract; RAY !. RoBERrs.4 4Afti Trintdad dad
MoDERSizE Sh fRD YOUR 1sms HOME and add add.
closed. concrete work. plumbing. decorat-
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen.
eral house repairs. Get our free esti-
HOME RENoVATING CO. 1920 irving st.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME-Porches In
shed concrete and brick % Work. s'iai paintins hn
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
sash sash; Get ,9r our free free estimate Terms ar
PaNTNG fls HGRGaefGlr PaPERNEG9 9pI PIiAsrERrSc and
general, repairs. First-class work and
Sb also free
terms arranged. HoUGH BROS. CO. DI
=, - an, q = = sd,sr an r B Pm, CH. s46s.
weather, ROBERT E, PRICE, ordWas
wTsrnER Sitt aisTF STRIPPING R and calt.nr: IN
SON WEATHER STRIP SERVICE, 20I4
SAIl al p 1 ss p voopSoS AT SaSS co-Roos,. .,,.
ms, Insulation: continuation storm sash Isl
Ro6rIs saS st. asses,os RE sia'0e Ssoe remoa.ne
iMPRovEMsNT fea5e CO. deoTs,s asf h9Mt IA
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
STONE WoRK-Buildines. freplaces
walls. fagstone terraces and walks. We
have the stone and materials. Falls Church
Storm windows: conv, terms terms. PaTrERsoNf-
SoHNs- -MANvHIf floG: rootins. va Siding H storm Storm
ssso,ssrRaAseT2sS , fe sSs's q agSS Rss aAlns
rooIlns, SlQlng and insulation, home re-
modelling, expert heating service. easement
storm sash: l to 3 years 10 pay. Phone
D1. 1862 and DI 1859.
NORTHEAST DECORATING co. offers
one-day service, houses painted or papered
in one, day. Call Franklin O544 for free
estimates. %
INTRODUCING new service to home
owners. Compare our free estimates with
any and all others-none lower and none
better. New and remodeling work of al
kinds. Our courteous consideration giver
10 the smallest Jobs. Call MOORE BROS.
Warfield 1894.
W0OLBERT Willbild Wellbilt repairs
remodellng, masonry. painting storm sash
Evening star., 1944-11-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
part time. audits. statements: tax reports:
prompt: reasonable. OR. 2074
ACCOUNTANT wishes to obtain additiona
clients in bookk'pg, acc'ting and tax serv-
ice mod prices; no acct. too small. Phone
Ma; $3.50. ma. 6151, or nights, WA 34ll
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, expert
start keep general records part time. Pre-.
par financial and tax reports AID. O722. A.
MAN wants spare-tine eve
ming work snappy sales folders, pulling let.
Call Ii $500 5s
ATTORNEY. member D. C. bar, young; de-
sires connection with established law nrm
Box 44-T Star. 3Os
Evening star., 1944-11-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED, Eng, commercial
science. Also school secretaries for resi-
Dental positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg. l4th and
STENOGRAPHERS, S45 wk.: stenog. oil
CO, $165 mo. stenog., medical exper.
Sl75; typists (sl, $40 wk.; bookkeeper ma.
chine oper,, $40 wk.: file clerk, S35 wk
Always new openings Miss Ford, FORE
EMP. SERVICE. Bond Bldg, cor. 14th and
N. Y. RE. 1928.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS - Stenographers
openings, 25 daily, S40-S50 wk., electrical
law, steel, mfg. mds. Bookkeepers, typists
clerks top salaries Oldest emp, agency
psesd IN WsshRston Est y yrs
F st. topp. Capitol Thester). Ma 233S
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
lEst. II yrsl l3l1 G ST Ma 2ll4
Evening star., 1944-11-30
SITUATIONS MEN tcent.,.

CLERICAL, both Government and COM
mercial experience: can do tipping; over SO
years of age, Box 236-T, star; . l.. I.
filing; over so years Of age; wish inter-
view. Box 95-T, Star l.
like to act as purchasing agent In Central
America and Mexico securing bee honey,
supply and miscellaneous for industrial
firms. also acting as selling agent. Box
117-T. Star j.
EXPERIENCED PRESSER wants work
from to 10 hrs. daily. RE. 4740 at any
time. IL
MAN, young, desires Job as waiter or
some other Job after $50 pm. Box
t15-T. Star. %
job . nights weekly; dance music. OK.
1912
OFFICE MGR.-ACCT.-Man with wide exp.
accounting. personnel supervision, desires
perm. connection. Box loot. Star. l.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretariai classes
now forming Beginners and refresheI
courses in shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretariai subjects. Est
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire row. MA
233S. BOYD SCHOOL 1893 r ST. tOpp
CAPITOL TheaterD
MATHEMATICS, arithmetic, algebra. ge.
ometry, trigonometry, calculus. physics
tutored days. evenings. Box 252-S, Star
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Confessional Airport. Phone
OIL. SSSS.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanen,
esssss MRsEs ReS RoN sns
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N. Y ave ME
TT7S
Learn IL in 6-l2 weeks al THE SPEED
WRITING SCHOOL NE 4o31 n.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

CALL THE WOODMAN for prompt de- j
livery; seasoned hardwood logs: NV Sec =
ton; small starting pieces in every cord. :.
Sligo 2719. %
MIXED CoRDwooD. cut any length, de-
livered: SIG cord GOD: all oak, S22 =
Drop line to JOE DRESSER, PRICE 5
Frederick. Md 3.
WOOD-Seasoned oak, $50 cord, 2 cords
$35; pine SIS cord, two cords S2s. Prompt
delivery. AT. 1894. A"
FIRBWO0D, 1S-in. lergths seasoned pine.
guaranteed cord, delivered, SIS. AT. $685.
PINE, solid; Sb5 per cord. delivered. DE. !
9144 *
WOOD. seasoned oak, for. fireplace or stove.
$50 cord: seasoned slabwood. SIS cord. !.
Delivered In Falls Church or Arlington.
Phone Falls Church 1850 81
ANDIRONS, fire tools. screens and all nre-s,
BROMWELL. 723 18th st. NV. ME. 1134.
Evening star., 1944-11-30

GIRL, colored, wants four days work:
steady: ref. AT. 1852.
GIRL, colored, wishes light cleaning 8
mornings week. Phone NO. 1867.
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w., no Sundays.
Call DE 1920.
GIRL. colored, desires full-tIme work: en-
ployed people: half Saturday, no Sundays.
DE. 1929.
WOMAN wants part-time work. DU. 97O9
WOMAN. colored wants bundle wash TO
do at home, will call for and deliver: ref
Box 96-T. Star.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
in the mornings. Call Thursday and Fri
day. Trinidad 5s93.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires days
work Tuesdays through Fridays. 4466
DOuglaS ST.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcont. J

GROCERIES AND MEATS, 5000 weekly
business; rent, $50: mixed trade: price
$4,000; equipment and stock worth more
than asking price.
D. G. S.. groceries and meats. Va:
S3, 500 weekly business; real money
maker; price, $4,000 plus stock: living
quarters.
D. G. g. groceries. meats and beer;
5000 weekly business; no competition;
short hours; cheap rent; price, S4, 800:
stock and fixtures worth more than
asking price. KoGOD g. BoOKOFF. MA.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY, wife, 2-year-
old and 6-month-old children, want trans
portation to Dayton, Columbus or Cincin-
natl, Ohio. by December 5th: night trip
preferred. Call RE. $500. Ext. $50.
LADY, young, desires man or woman to
Cal Adams 975l, Apt. l-C. after 4 pm. 2s
Evening star., 1944-11-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling. al
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
IEEng EN ST dFrnr ny Apt ADAMS g2ss
nog, typing, well expr, capable of assum-
ing full RESPONSIBILITIES; prefer perm, in
teresting work. but consider temporary
empl. HO. 6767, Ext. TAB.
LAUNDRESS, S5 day and carfare. Call
RE. 214O.
1919
NURSE. baby's: white, capable, consci-
entious, trustworthy, wishes position to go
South. Please call NURSE, Franklin 7144.
RECEPTIONIST. experienced, desires eve
ming work. Union $685.. Il
SECRETARY with pat. and gen. law exp,
wants 5-day week position. Min. SAL, $40
wk. Call ewes, GIL 1888. 30s
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POULTRY 9 EGGS.
FARM & GARDEN

BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies.
JAMES FEED STORE, INC, 619 K st. n. ".
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE.

A.JUST-O storm sash, for steel easement
windows. Easy to install, no stripping. or
marring plaster or woodwork For free
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ToPSoIL, very good, for lawns and green-
henses' for SALE Phone Ii. 1878 or HI.
TREES REMOVED, treated, evergreens
trimmed; work covered by insurance. CAN
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COUPLE, colored. experienced cook an
butler; refs; no driving or laundry. Du
0SS1 to 8 pm. 30s
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RE. 800,
Good salary. pleasant job, Apply in person
Penn Ig1 z PRUG; 18th and NV.
sF F. Before hbAR ro@ERs EsSN ssdo Msss ss
WOMAN to come to the house, make
son. ?030 st. NV.
WOMAN, white, sandwich dept. g. A.
REGXas WoHXAS 1899 70 ToIk s nm w smsp e.feter,,
in Alexandra; daywork m Snso good eAssier.' sslery
pleasant surroundings. Reply giving teie.
phone number, age and business experience
WOMAN, between the ages of % and 40,
who desires permanent position: definite
postwar Pc frtuTs; must be able to type and
pleasant surroundings and good salary
Answer in own hand writing to Box 1867
WOMAN, colored, honest, reliable as dish.
INVESTMENT PHARMACY, 1901 X st. M. Nv Y
ton Carriers, to deliver teiesrams il
6Sos Rooms Sss aoo 5sa sl7 ASR Ss'
WOMEN for defense plant. must be able
to adapt, themselves to light machine shor
0 work omsM plsssant yorkng cGnditiods Ap
Bethesda, Md. (Hiring arrangements ap-
WOMEN. between 40 and so years Of
of references. Apply Mr.. Vernon. A. p
WOODSON CO.. 1913 H st. NV.
WOMEN. married: part-time work. 5-day
week of 2934 hours: general clerical work
in an insurance company Office knowledge
Of typing desired. Apply in person only tc
MISS LUND. RIM 702. s16 I4th st. NV.
WOMEN, colored, over "a, high school
education. for part.time, ealeswork. day
or evening hours optional, experience not
necessary if able to contact public; about
81. so hour Apply Friday 3 to pm
l42. Eye st: nv. RIM. 205.
WOMEN WANTED. ages lS to so: no ex.
perience necessary also part-time work In
evening for unemployed women: promo.
tion opportunities: permanent positions
work near your home. Apply employmen,
ofhce. 722 18th st NV. $3.50 q. m. to
pm. Mon.-Fri $50 am to pm Setur.
day. The CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO
YOUNG LADY, switchboard operator. typ.
'ng ability preferred: permanent position
excellent salary. Apply Mr.: Philips
JULIUS LANsBURGH FURNITURE CO.
LOCAL WAR PLANT needs women for day
and night work: assembly work and in
spection; experience helpful but not neces-
sary; excellent wages, regular increases
A!Ii Apply . m; e pm. daily. psrsonnsl
TECHNOLOGY. College Park. Md.
Evening star., 1944-11-30
G ROOM ENSEMBLE for

all steel, prewar con-
all-lsyer felt mattress.
70. Held. 5S32 Georgia
Omen evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

gasoline ration coupons which be
comes effective March p.
"OPA has proven that there
Is an Oversupply of gasoline in
this area" liartst SAID. How
can IL thus Justify cracking
down on the little A book holder
by reducing hts driving one
third.
This reduction In gasoline
coupon values for the Midwest
appears to he another sop To the
East which has been on two
gallon | m tatlon for many
months"