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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
-Four Pay Fines
After Series OF
Blind Pig Raids

Robert Oakley. whom police say
mad buslneSS-lIke layout in
three rooms Al 223 F. Vernon
HI shWay. where he conducted an
unlicensed restaurant and alleged
bind pig. was convicted OF an IL
regal occupation by Recorder S
judge Joseph \. ellis
Pairolman William Dunbar tes-
thed thai re nsd entered the
premises ana saw an unidentified
woman purchase whIskev and
that ne. himself. had pad 81 so
for chicken dinner.
OAKLEY TESTIFIED tha, ne
had poured some Scotch and bour.
bon Whiskey INTO a quart ginger
a!e, bottle but denied selling a
drink 10 anyone.
Police testified tina, Oakley had
told them he had made sl78 last
week and that ne was attempting
10 2et a restaurant license for the
prem SeS
Oakley was fined SEQ and
placed on probation for one year
and ordered To 70 TO work by
Judge ellis.
TWO YOUNG women we're
heavily fined for repeatedly oper-
s'ins blind pig al So Kirby
street and also placed on proba-
ton for short terms after they had
been convicted OF being disorder
~ persons last week by Recorder S
Judge Joseph A. ellis.
Miss Johnny Mae Gibson. 70.
was fined 500 and placed on
probation for one year while
Miss Genevieve Jefferson. rs.
was fined SIS and put on proba-
ton for six months.
Oakland Jordan. 30. convicted Of
lettering IN the place. vas fined
81 and placed on probation for
three months
4 police Officer. BIZ Watson ,cs-
taed that nc had purchased two
shots of wh!skcy and q bottle ~
beer FOR 81 90 a, the Kirby stree,
address
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
DAISY LAMPKIN
TO AID NAACP
DRIVE MAY II

Detroit's largest civil rights or
Ssnization. the NAACP. opens its
annual membership campais n
Sunday. May 81, at Macedonia
Baptist church. Daisy E. Lampkin,
NAACP field secretary and one Of
Americas 10 outstanding women,
Will deliver the main address. DR..
James J McClendon. president Of
the branch, announced this week
80
MRS. LAMPKIN will discuss
the efforts OF the NAACP 10 abol-
lsh all forms Of discrimination in
civil rights, employment and pro-
motion. the armed forces. law en-
torcement, education. voting. civil
service, legislation and veterans
rights
The Detroit branch NAACP will
be seeking 20 renew us $4,000
members and seeks "a obtain
26OOo MEMBERSHIPS in the drive.
\, present the Detroit branch is
the largest in the country.
S c Gibbons. chairman OF the
membership committee. issued a
call for workers 10 complete the
campaign orsanizational force.
Although % captains have signed
up, We are still in need Of at least
p more captains and 500 work
erS." Gibbons said.
Men and women interested in
the work OF the NAACP are re-
quested to contact the NAACP Of
fee Immediately and volunteer
their services in the campaign.
In tribute to the armed forces.
divisions in the campaign have
been named goth Pursuit squad
ron. 332nd Bomber Group, Wen
dell l.. Willkie division and La
hor division. Leaders are: Mrs.
Cellilus Curry. Fred Green. Mrs.
Ardelia Heath. William Gardner
and William Kennedy Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Assault Victim
Names 2 Thugs

Nathaniel R.dienbury. 80. OF
$500 CaSmcrc. and ETme,. Jones.
T., % $3.50 TALBOT street. we're
IA7r-ci u recommendation for
= warrant 90 te.onlou> assault, up
On Joseph Benu>, o. SOS Oakland
sNeVGc. las; OF s
BcHnls charges tha: facial in
laricS sustained IN tae alleged
ho'dlp a.temp; required doctor
Oh amounting 80 5000
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06
Sister Dies In Seattle

Mrs. Dorothy Haag received word this week of the death of her sister, Mrs. c. H. Bissell, on Sunday, December 31, at her home in Seattle. Wash., after several months illness. Mrs. Haag delayed her recent return to Kodiak to spend some time with her sister because of her ill., ness.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Joe Frost, who has just com- pletsd a six months course in Aircraft Communications at the Boeing Field in Seattle, has been assigned to the CAA station on Woody Island where he is to be stationed indefinitely.
 MT. Frost, left Kodiak in Feb ruary 1942 at which time he was employed at the Navy Air Base and since that time has spent most of his time in Seattle. He returned to Kodiak last week just in time to spend Christmas at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Tom Frost, ST., and family.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06
Father Dies

Carl Lagerberg, of Kodiak, who has been spending the win ter in Seattle with his parents, lost his father there on Decem- Der 27.
 Carl Lagerberg is well-known here where he has spent most Of the past 8 years engaged in fish ing. He formerly worked at the base also.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

A new OPA clerk, Mrs. Al Fenner, took over the reins of the local office Tuesday. Mrs. Fenner, who has been employed at the Polar Bear cafe, replaces Mrs. Juanita Savoy, who re- signed.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06
Girls Elect

New officers for the next s months have been elected by the Yoyekai Campfire Girls. They are: president, Lorraine Magnu- sen; vice-president, Germaine Madsen; secretary treasurer, Charlotte Nielsen; scribe, Joanne Williams.
 They discussed the symbols of their names and for the next month each girl is to work for 5 honor beads in homemaklng. The group charter and an honor bead for full group was receiv- ed.
 Each girl is to begin keeping health charts which will entitle them to a national honor bead at the end of the year.
 They learned the name of the President of the United States, the Governor of Alaska, and the mayor of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06
Notice

I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Caro- line Pauline Hayter as of Janu- ary 1.
 William James Hayter
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Sergeant stripes were a Christi mas gift for Louis Savoy, local resident formerly stationed at Fort Greedy, who is now near Northway, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson left on the Cordova on 8 vacation trip to the States. They will visit with MT. Johnson's rela- tives in Seattle and with Mrs. Johnson's relatives in Indiana. If travel conditions permit they may go to New York, they said. Mrs. Johnson is employed here in the o. Kraft & Son office and MT. Johnson manages the hard ware department. The latter is being replaced by John Thevik.
 The Dinner Nook, operated by Amanda Price and Eula Sper- Ing, closed down this week for enlarging of the building and will reopen as soon as the work is completed. The kitchen will be made bigger to allow for food storage and refrigeration in it. The work is being done by John Stenlund.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Lila Monlux, formerly en- ployed at the Kodiak Fountain, is now clerking at Pinch's Jewel " store.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

That red and yellow model A Ford now enliyening traffic is the property of William Robert son. Jr. He bought it in Aber- deen, Wash. for $225, which in- cluded the color scheme.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Maurice Gunderson was con- fined to his home on Mission road several days after a TO- pound wheel fell on his foot while working at the NOE. The accident resulted in a broken toe.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Vincent PelIegrini, chief clerk of public works at the local base. returned to Kodiak two days a. head of Christmas in time to spend the holiday with his fam fly on Mission road. A trip to Seattle had been necessitated for an operation.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

M. s. Barbara Lange, formerly employed at the Town Club, be- gan employment Tuesday at Jorgen Fredrickson's liquor store.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

Ray Phillips boat, the N & s, is swamped in the bay near the beach road. It recently had a hole stove in it when it hit a rock near Mill Bay.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-06

"ODAHN FA1NNVN
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HELP noMEsIlc fcant. !

H0uSEKEEPER,, exp, capable Of caring fol
3 children. small apt. plain cooking, somi
lsundrgs excellent refs: $40 to start
HH6eutsaEsKEEPER, $50; whiter live in; no
ty Bsn ehd dae school age
HoUsEMAiD AND COOK COOK, small adult fam
ss eng no es 40 W sG g9G q sasTg refer
LADY to take care q children and house,
sisep ana cS es4srs If SIS
MAID, general hossewerfer, care for 2
weef aE sht Cooking live in or out SIG
iTo A. DECEMBER isthi eaiI Np. sal 0u'l
sunday good pay; ' refsren enc s. Cali ph' IA A
MAID, 4:so to $50 pm, cleaning; pre-
pssre' serve dinner; local reference, Adams
MAID, liye, in, exceptionally nice private
room and bath. in lovely home, cleaning
aa1s n q family agis salary Radg. SEQ pei VesF
5000 home and wages. telephone Or.
MAID for downtown rooming house: SIS
month; short hours. Call manager, NE.
MAID, oolored reliable, general housework
block b from Chevy Chase Circle bus 1887
IN IN small HI apt 81 go week meals and car
a MAID who a can foGk from pm through
MAID GENERAL WoRkE ERoo eof la usairs
must be experienced, reliable woman, be-
Tween 70 and 30; city references required;
Woodlsy o$oa Or s4fi woodley I'd. NV. WON. !.
NURSE, white. to assist housewife in care
small informal family. Preferably sleep
e en- smp Wood rse tins salary OPEN refer
d dren; 70 live in Long Island, N. Y. Phone
NGRsEMAID, care of two children and
soi R a;5ed IN apartment five mornings.
NURsEMAIp, reliable white girl. to live in.
cabe iqr little Tir end assist WITH COOKING
NuRsEMAID, white or eolored, fond o.
help take care Of children. sH mos se'S snd
health s sfdef sA WIKI hWk ADJ i've sl45 F $50
: W e an d for e en semi-invaltd xhw.;
room. private bath. ST. 1873 after 10 Dan am
WOMAN white, middle-aged, settled. for
WOMAN sste dsas s ea Ada@s sosS
live in with family, of 2 children, one s
months old; country location pleasant
maids rm.: 5-day wk $50 wk Elk. 25O2
WOMAN, colored; start .S25 week and
bonus; 5h days: live in; Light housework,
cooking or laundry. Gil. 70S7.
WOMAN to care for small apt. and 3-year-
OLD girl while mother is sick; references.
WOMAN, white. to live in as one of the
family and care for year -and-a half child
Apply % EvartS ST. ne
WOMAN for second floor work and help
off
no sundays; references; other help en-
pIoyed; $40 wk, OR. Q566.
WOMAN; white. for shw.; live in. Must
like children. AT 1925.
WOMAN FOR G,HW-No cooking 2 till
$3.50 .. DAYS week; SIS and csrfare; ref
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE, IS mos
6 oany sirl with wonderfui disposition, desire
Tor real home: live in; upstairs room;
small cne sir bouse in pleasant con.
children and experienced in child care; no
dlspe1s; pa days; salary, 500 per mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

B,UsINEssWoMAN available for connec-
ton ton qualified for position Of responsible,
personnel and placement. ability to meet
and get along With people. Box 36-z,
BUsiNEsswoMAN, early thirties, avail
able for pos. after Jan. l.. College grad,
exp: in publishing, personnel and education
fields, incl. of. mgm. Would consider exec
secl work. Free to travel. Box 1857, Star.
CoLoRED LADY, refined, educated. de-
sIpss oS Eerk Ct Ct any kind; fve-day week.
ib'REssMAKiNG. design. remod., .ltera-
t RSp Eys gowns owns specially reas MISS
North Capitol AID. 61s3. o.
H tI.IS MAID French. thoroughly expert
family; references. Box 1917, Star. i0s
t faaoY desires employment: experienced in
Spng B09kKaspRg pays
other business; responsible and capable.
Hs VII Ss inf for 3D. elderly 4s Dsos ssS1ss
NURSE GovERNEss, experienced with
5sSs snyxRsss Bes G lS5z sa sts a's .ai
city teacher; $40 wk, ME. 2i0o, Ext. ia !;
ssh az sssps Ell b. 1 Ess
wishes temporary work Available i'm
mediately. Salary open. Phone RE 1901,
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, interested
in paTt.tim position; college background
sTfEESsoSGsRAfaEEiRi, experienced fast ~ ac-
curate, will accept part-time employment
or do typing at home. Ia. 0606 los
TEACHER, exp. B. g.. and M. g., music
ton elem. or high school. Box 214-z. Star
l0s
TIPPING done at home by expert stenog-
rapher and typist. Reasonable rates ia
405S. 10s
TYPIST. experienced, will work at home.
WOMAN. white, desires position as house
keeper in motherless home or employed
couple. BOX 23A-Z. Star ns -
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ACCOUNTANT, expert; weekly. monthly
services all records, financial statements
se MIAMI a AahnS oo ONCE manager o
Experienced, iesai background '''O' s saiars
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wednesdays ano
| THURSDAYS available for clients desiring
aaese94apnt ing, or income tax service. NO
A Acc JR, college graduate. ., ex-
p pePienesd ed, Veteran desires employment
slider other offers: excellent references
write or inquire Apt. A, 4403 3rd st. Sc
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, college
graduate. one year legal training. veteran;
experienced IE en references furnished, Call
AtDiToR-fA IetGGtopttNrANr-cosr ANALYST Tvs
,lo9, PHONE FIR: $500, Ext, ie6. Il:
P 3 m and week ends; wages secondary
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5 yrs exp.
dssires part-time work: reasonable. Box
cHAuFFEUR and mechanic would like
snees; So US; can i've, in: single Al
1858 5rd ''s St "f hs to \
cLEKK-TypIsr desires position. Box
evenings and all day Saturday, excellent
references. Box 170-z. Star 81
CoL0RED BOYS (2l will work after school
or Saturday all day. DI. 9759.
ENGINEER, 5th class, veteran, desires
position in large frst-class apt. bldg;
perienced in air, conditioning; expects good
salary and living quarters; good refer
ences. Call CO. 1915 Monday between
FORMER SALES MANAGER, financially
responsible, with national firm l3 years,
desires to enter real estate field as sales
man to associate with reputable realtor:
Furnish highest type OF references. Box
PIANIST, .colored veteran. desires position
with band or solo work for parties, etc
experienced. Call AID. s456, ask for
PR1STER- coMposIToR, pressman, de-
sires position; capable and efficient; oper-
sted own shop before war; veteran. Box
RADIO MECHANIC, expert, is years ex-
SaltI e desires pssrt-time benchwork.
VETERAN, a. desires saleswork, but will
Ing; olao year college; good BACKGROUND.
VETERAN (chief yeoman,, recently dis
charged, desires position as office manager
or in general clerical capacity; expert
typist; ID years clerical and personnel
experience. Box 250-Z, Star 1O'
delivery; from to IL. Call after 1 pm
HAVE retail liquor experience, but will
accept any position where hours are from
I'm. to pm; have car and excellent
references. Box s3-A. Star.
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PERSONAL.

Brown nf Koem u! Esq., Rro N A
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs. CO, $500
" 52f ss5s a
e Fl. FL dstails: ELkAY PHoTodRAPHEks
PHONE shEpHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-,
Wright, If YOU are in need Of q loan I'D to
300 nE on Your sign I, ,, sr,,,,o
traiIy located, formerly of Fifth ave.
N Y. equipped for prompt service; dresses
suits coats to order, also restyling and
s. ns ROOM TO- Lea
PPAsRsoSs ccouNTRYs1DE SCHOOL, a
dren from 3 to Il years old. S4o1 Georgia
Fun Fun A an MATERIAL MATERIAL HATS made to order
fa5as iSth St. NV. CO. 77a7. Open ewes
PHOTOS PHOTOS Of your baby in YOU, home, q
these thess lovely natural pictures in your
men cay Syh no so day or sHen anp0n
FARMER WANTED. to take charge OF good
southern MARYLAND farm, good, equipment
ton for man willing to work in order to
o snf fEK@aSEN4 wave WAVE e wi hamp oo
and wave. SOC; appointments Mon. through
coLLEGE aS &c 5ofh st. Dr ne VIZ shA 4s5a
PICTURES FOR CHRIsTMAs-Portraits
child,en groups. taken in. your home
Delivery for Xmas guaranteed Phone Oh
FREE tGi lessons taught
by native highly cultured French woman
S sfSsaf sq!GE NJ YOU a5So need
daily, cali AT 200, la.
ROOM available in nurses private homs
haG FINE sSu Hs ssr Christ
mas gifts for the home, very reasonable
rator' 1925 N st. NV. Apt. 5. Di. $3.50
BACHELOR desires purchase inexpensive
P Pfsa rug t. brighten apt sEi9 9x4
PAPER HANGER-PAINTER: good work
er: dependable. Call REIsMAN. EVENINGS
slip COVERS, professionally tailored
workmanship guaranteed; upholstered fur
piture beautifully shampooed in your
f RmiNEs FRddNG es@2 WANTED in discarded
evening gowns. evening bags, belts, trim
mings, theatrical costumes, all of which
contain Ihinestonesi merchandise seer
qsssl oo So Eve ST. day. NA
UNUSUAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS direct from
SsDdjo Indian New genuine
select pieces handmade silver jewelry, tur-
d9sis q SSsT E fst,psF m Ss
house, shop, or undertake any personal
Mrs. phYis re TE s. 955 50s st Pass % nf''9
VACANCY e;lI in ngJrsing home. 24-hr. nursing
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REPAIRS and SERVICES ICON,

REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
ysFt asss rsssonaSis. tos si1 SaRssFT
FAPERING. painting, frst-class workman
PIANO TUNING and repair. Lincoln s7s1
work0ay AFTER p,m'' Sunday any time
Clustering DONE by white mechanics
so Job too small Cali any time, NO.
PLAsTERING, ceilings patched or renewed
S Sas r qa psrt s s HsSsd q fsaodssd
plsster BY Experienced meessniss 'e Hobart
PLuMBlNG, Special Prices" Or health
Sinks. Heaters; Basins "Toiiets'
S R. ~ IVA w. " NS5R5S nnuHx
a SEn R Ram LEE hy p spase ssng ndss oD
RADIOS AND VAe CUM @ ehEANE rs re- re
sspsTs ea Mr. aaa W Sf6asnssl afE'ss 7d 3
e shatss s. sit9es 9 2! 'E 4hs 81 pG nv Ne"
HDo Heasgt oEee. Fef M is Tsrf hssp
n REEF !. 4: p repaired, rebuilt FL
ShlPf5 EfRRe,5sSS 81 lR ME- psesrn.
R aff aaESsf tx sI Ra9f
aqd sHu pb ysass R fsp sgs HOW
R5og 59sHxIsrSf ~ aa9ans Cal
ROOFING or, ALL KINDS, Stag speciality
RooFs n co sd 44 4ee honest advice 1Si
quick service; repairs, new roofs, Ursula
ton, guttering. OK. 1912, MR.. SHEP.
ROOFING REPAIRS: quick service; remod
ems s from basement to roof. PAUL
SEWING MACHINEs-Guaranteea repair
en any make Adjusting and oilins; ST
'. aeS ssDea ee fog Era a. oof k sN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIKs-we inspect
Rsspsc q; parts toE ali make machines
9 TN ed CALAIS Is, E sa6a sewing MACHINES
Tile III n3 AND R n tsHe REPAIRS by experts
sssSss s:s rs r0n
gSITEp SEf sHasa co s1s Il Eth INV
service. from minor repairs to rebuildfne
all makes: free delivery anywhere; otl
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, 24-hr
seTv. free est; work guar. GARY APPII.
ANCE CO. DU. $3.50
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLEF
& d'ALBERT, INC. sI5 10th St NV
VETERANS Venetian blind and shade serv.
lce- re-tapinR, recording, cleaning ant
painting. Phone Adams 2232 10.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont. J

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lCont. {.
BUYERS nIl WAIIING.-Yonr business can be
saiske fn \ e Sf1E ifGRaRsfs Bf sa
G sRkioaiaai AZ As6 Bob bfEL1oArEssEs, doing
s91oad BUSINESS "a $4,000 cash. no trtfaiesrs
LocALi' n BstulssiisNiEssMAN in market ~, for
laundry and dry cleaning location. What
pGlibls sss'; containing eight 1-room "a AND
basmeas Located on ist st. spt fon
roomi1g house business being offered foT
sss 5esE q e h sssHds
sa' co 1 PfgD dsp LBa nl I RdE6Rss G5h
REsTAURANTs (beef. wine and sand
eellent locationi; Open from Pm. 20
lease obtainable. Aged lady owner wishes
tunity for young couple. Price only 1000,
s sffms HR FPS e sHna ss oo6 R sgs
SNAIL gI4y Il "a sTSE sEyessV W sells
Zee se ants e nen rent Sss s4 Da Same eaner
very ill., must sacrifice. g Total price only only
Mr. h THRiFT e seH II more ed H
N; Y. ave. NV, Ma. 9743 or Union 1883
evenings.
RESTAURANT, counter style, LIQUOR II
cense seats 27: low overhead, clears 81 900
proht monthly; busy spot near i 5th and
i SITS. ne; rent, s125: lease 5 yrs. Ideal
Tor two partners. Price, $4,000. terms
M Mr. THRIFT lexsIysivel. 1000 New York
REsTTAuRAN,T downtown, On 18th near
sandwiches. no heavy cooking, doing about
SS409 daily, opens II am. daily, closed
s a.. 6randnew eauipmsnt Price; 900
elusive broker), 1909 N Y. ave. NV,
1901 oIIiFFToN ST. N.w.-Larse furnished
hhoYsd arranged into 9 complete apis
tion INSPECT any time. $4,000 cash will
lentlon not NECESSARY BOB HOLLANDER
Realtor (eyelusiye broker, 1909 N Y
PRINTING SHOP for sale. with Q years
lease; good downtown location; owners
have to leave town; price, under $500
finest ANTIQUE sS1 70 sao 3 n in CITY Coz Conn
ave, at Calvert st; rare goods, oddities
rent only 500; good profits. price, 81 SOC
cash. no. 9S43 or WO 5000 81
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HONE IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs,

ton residential AND sHa me eoassrae-
S EAErH CO. e aI Hss
ALTERATIONS can add charm, individ-
naney, ana value value. to your home, We do
electrical work, plumbing nooring-everys1
ST,i building; using The best Skilled labor
IMPRoVEMESr co SRfs Ri ais Di NatIana
"a Bidg, 14th st. and Park I'd. NV
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing. rock WOO. In
sIIiiesipppHW csii Us i9T estimates HUDSON
NV Wafeh ESepM st 9tb G. md 17T7 Pa aye s
RUiLDER AND coNTRAcToR-ceneral
Tssass e " s MISE 'ge s asTs GA
DESIGNING. and building new homes or
yeas pe ms plan goar new
JOHN " BAILEY 4 soN'sE EEK 14 Hzue zee g.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing out the best;
quet tnstallations; Bruce finishes FLooR-
In ING CONTTRnAcToRs INC. 1912 wiScon-
GENERAL H coNTRacrrNG, repairs of all
Slnds inside houses and buildings during
pfomp pe'i se4y SeFk Ehe
@ M ro N3 aee Siding ,ns 81
'a CoN lNACllNS CO. OIL
PAINTING and plastering, competent work
m n. Phone for particulars, WI. o68s
MuN Esaf5s b TsRPe5fA IS9ed co
III New York ave. NV. MA. 46ls or
PAINTING and plastering, competent work
manship. Phone for particulars, WI. 006S
PAINTING AND PAPERING, a speciality
Al classes Of remodeling. Terms ASK for
Nj Willis, METROPOLITAN CONTRACT
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs: white
mschsnics work guaranteed Cali GEN
ERAL HOME REPAIRS AID. 512g.
TANNING ana clustering, competent work
malshlp: Phone for particulars WI 0gfis
heating and gas fitting re-
pair work. complete bath equipment, gas
heaters SINKS for grocery and delicatessen
stores 24-hr. service IA, 6l@4 or IA
b325. G. H. SHUGART. 6l6 Van Buren,
PLUMBING AND HEATING-New bath
rooms. hot-water heaters. repairs gas fit-
tins drains opened. MCKINNEY, TR. 79333.
l REMoo .Els . mqas5nias z9q5 qOqs
WATERPROoFING, ali kinds Easements
Eaterproofed, windows calked, etc ROB
ERT E. PRICE, RE 1881 Ia
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cah
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP Tor
20 hns-Manyille roofing, siding, insulation,
storm windows and heating: convenient
terms HO 4120 Member Johns Manyiile
Home Improvement Guild
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HELP poMESIIc.

CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, private adult
family; excellent opportunity for perma-
ences: 2o13 o st. NV. No. 1852
COOK, downstairs INV, no laundry: live
in, EXCEL, 8rd,f ,rm. and bath. Baby
eser sa1 a. 'f Refs f Dae SO V TE
COOK. private family; permanent position;
GS6SoSRRnF sS saaaSy Ss s sSGsfsa
x9naR r tS a dnSet Of $40 s sssf Ss REQ =
erences required: 1338 Both st. NV.
s sasasys se ss5 vssp GH ISIS
in permanent; S26 week: Bendix. shep-
COOK, gil. W.. colored. live in, laundress
sRGsdda' gays esss best wages reference
C0oK-G.H.W experienced, live in; good
s stsFs su nuTsa a s We sss and
t 1noo couple 5 il small apt. Arlington. CHI
COOK, GHWNy.i no laundry. no sundays;
96SSsSS R.zH56sG sa eolor.d .rpr.: hsl.
Tn sns s Gsy, css. r. s a.s Tss
sssa sss.rsSsss 500 montS SA en- i' os asss
SoOIA<Et SApeIieuccu, tQE k.u.N. ana COOK
i Pson 70 ny ~. 1880 sa Long Island New York
COUPLE, white o. Japanese to live in
q rms: and bath upsteirs), small chill
dren. Write, giving references and salary
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER AND COOK
for New York City; large private room and
bath Write for details. Box 1867. Star.
s sSs sysry Ths 1874 and every other
G.H,W,. live In; pleasant room; / child;
tween IL and 4; evenings, Gao to $50.
Civ. urgently wanted = part time 3
G.H.W., q adults, 500 mo-; rm. and bath
II neee desired VIZ exps5ispce and references
G.H.W., neat and reliable full time, Silver
Spring Md. Call Sunday to o pm.
GH.Ws COOKING and laundry: fond Of
ssflasSfss xs E. sys, l FSsR and 'h0~F
G Gat M H: .ps s sssss ss..F h0vs-
GIRL. clean. peat. for evening work in
hish.clAss Euesthouse, wash evening disheS,
no dish drying, sterilizer Is used, and
SUNDAYS; only girl interested Ia steady
work nsed apply; Pm: through dinner.
Flo pr weak. ! meal daily. 1884 New
Hampshire avs. Nv.