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Evening star., 1945-07-02
HELP WOMEN.

ADJUSTMENT CLERK. competent woman
to handle adjustments, one who may have
had II ndng srson nx n
learn. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2627 K
St n:w; Ask ASK for IN Mr Burns
dresses; permanent position, good salary,
pleasant working conditions. RALEIGH
HARERPASHEE d3eo st. s,I. nv Rm Ss5
working, condition: permanent position;
air.conditioned store. Apply JENNY
sH1P l3i9 COM RhNns ays nT FoT ,.dss sbon.
discount on personal purchases, oppor
t@nity a fer adyansepsnt See NE Julian
APPoiNTMENT P1st il;i CLERK Tor a@ir-eonditioned @
beauty salon; knowledge Of PIX an asset
but not essential; good salary, permanent.
RESISTANT Assist NJ sTPERiNTENDENr IHPe hy1 for aged
home, some knowledge Of nursing; $50
month and maintenance. Box 259-V'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good working condi-
tons $50 week M snd sommssiSn Iag sno adag dag
SRaGTY SRaIsfieaS aoSPffTRfAroR or manicurist, good
asy Plfssf1s ssN Hots Reoseve h
BEAUTY OPERATORS (3), $40 day and
saTR opERoRs hR2y aaes and ah s
must be experienced: excellent salary and
commission. Apply employment. office, 4th
floor. LANSBURGH 81 BRO, 7th, sth and
BEAUTY Al OPERATOR. good salary and
pleasant TaMN enng ne man
BEAUTY 0PERAT0RS-Straigh 500
commission on everything. including per-
manene waves: top, salary guaranteed; no
Efsk spsss Sfhqraay SfhE Isy BEAua ePa sAo
25Q4 Columbia pike. Chestnut 1900. Ok
A BEA6TY OPERATORS. 2. unsual oppor-
Write Immediately. BOX l91-V, Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted. $50 per
shop, honey atmosphere, excellent working
sEs Pe9 sffr So2 ssflns sA SEauF9 ~
BE2tTY BE22GT S4S oSpGaAfSk, m FOR AMBITIOUS splendid
chance; does not have to be all-round op-
orator. in and out of town work; highest
salary paid. Write Immediately. BOX
BEhuTY OPERATORS, for westchester
Apt. 1000 Cathedral ave-. good salary.
closed Monday prefer those living yicin-
ty Westehesster apis Apply st.ab5s At ab3s c0nR
Bis BgAuTY ISf oPERhToR highest salary and
commission; air-conditioned salon; per-
RraTy F Tf oas 1sth 81 NV
ditioned. Ex' 45es; Sunday. sH. 7311 !.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest salary and
commission; air-conditioned salon: per-
manent. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave. NV:
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all arognd; sls s eScsllsnt lI1N
BEAUTY OPERATOR. sxperienced; $45
sALoN. dE. 1854 or AD. e5oS.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
HELP MEN.

! SUPERvISOR-A nne opportunity and
ss5s for 81 .ds ste
YMCA exrerience could qualify. Phone
Surf SUP OF service. coiored. ossse.n for ana 800 J.
room transient hotel; must be thoroughly
exneTienced in EN- employing directing and
be sober, Industrious, polite. and honest,
family man preferred, good salary re-
plies and negotiations strictly confidential
TAILOR. experienced on alterations. APP
ply Employment Once, 4th floor, LANS-
fSSda HnfPERs aEPR h spDls ss5 1fas i - Oh n
TIRE CHANGER and truck driver; good
eneed man. Phone 81. $500 Between
s4f 5& oe6Tsia S4ihlTSs sSs TIE s4
TIRE MAN. exper. in recap work; ger
manent Job with good wages for capable,
cnE ERREH EorkfT TRE Ape e. Mi 4fh d and aas
IRlM 81 { SeARpENrER : HOUSING ENo1-
STAavs ern sxe seat eat Pleasant. ses s'af Nd ne as
TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced In Wash
sI nsIon t4 deliyss Apply Go Pa as
9TH ST: ne. Bring references and release.
gSeSosda, good salary 112s Park rd. NV. PHONE
TRUCK DRIVER, white; good hours, good
pay. COLUMBIA HOTEL SUPPLY co.
1PHoLsTERERs 1if 5sn ri HELpER-eood chance
for ambitious. person to learn trade; Apply
personnel ofice, HOTEL STATLER, 10th
WAITERs. coiored. part or fun time good
earnSrs Apply heaSwaiteS pSes
Bldg, 14th and SITS. NV
WALTERS tcoloredl for sesfood. restaurant
only dependable men need apply. excellent
CONDITIONS ses iPsIasd fRps
WxTcHNIAN Tor lse; construction s, a,, project @ Ct
STeHaaS S2feH alG3 fSPnins sS nsht H. duty sleep
oRAdH ss5t EGucds co i4d ha 15tb 5Eht st.
st Apply by Tsfos oS RS iss5 KS
WORKING SUPERVISING colored chef for
cafeteria and restaurant: references needed;
n,ryy $50 week. Boy 326-J Star: 2.
position, good hours. An opportunity to
sR1P RTEfes5ag zRg' 1sfs Ms SeT Porf
YOUNG MAN, experienced in clothing
and furnishings. window display; perma-
nent position, good salary. Apply Employ;
ROYAL, 18th and @.
s6nns sapPg oerb SeS THE snd pF0bd S9es
REAL ESTATE OFFICE needs capable man
.Sf ssa listing Gan aRs en- Teass fas u6P dfP with r
TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to learn print
ing trade; one position open: hours, in
evening until l am. or 12 midnight to g
am; salary, S34 80, 40 hours, plus plenty
of overtime. Do not call unless steady,
good worker. Telephone between and
4. DU. 33l1. MR.. PANzNER.
WANTED-A man to work in the wrapping
dept. of large bakery; permanent position
n rfph
Apply direct to FAIRFAX BREAD CO..
1881 lexington pl. ne. (near Mckinley
High School. Hiring arrangements ap-
proved
+. W. A.-Excellent opportunities have
been created by the increasing operation
continental Western Airlines for aircraft
mechanics, Stockroom clerks, craftsmen
Apply in persons, T. w. A., Hangar No l.,
ing Monday through Friday. Hiring ar
rangements approved.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT wants part-time work. eve
nings, in private business. Box 337-J,
Star. 81
taxes. bookkeeping service. Box 245-J,
Star.
CHAUFFEUR, white, single, Al, wishes per-
yrs experience Emerson 1867. 2s
LAW GRADUATE desires aflliation with
MAN, gentle, A yrs. old and married
with over 20 years retail selling and buy
ing experience desires position in business
or trade organization. Box 37S-J, Star.
Sc
OFFICE MANAGER, bookkeeper, typist
(oyer draft age, ret. businessman): can
take charge of office. Box 317-J, Star. %
YOUNG MAN, colored, neat appearance,
well educated, wishes employment; must
pay moderate salary and have oppor-
Evening star., 1945-07-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
m mOMPANIoN-SE -SECRETARY

SECRETARY to congenial
gentle woman or couple. no children; ex-
perienced,. responsible, educated woman:
salary and expenses. Box 1861. Star. e
terations. reasonable MISS BERT, 1880
Irving St NV. Apt 4. AID. 223S
LADY, refined, capable, desires position as
resident manager of apartment house
MI 1883 evenings or Sunday %
PIX OPERATOR, white, experienced, wants
nightwork, IL I'm. to 2 am; S25 salary.
Box 1861. Star De
REFINED coIoRED GIRL desires waitress
position in high-class restaurant, ewes.
MI 1852
SECRETARY, young, responsible, Initiative.
experienced; salary, $195; no bookkeep-
Ing Box 3S2-J, Star %
SECRETARIAE SERVICE-can supply ex-
pert stenograpflic assistance-your Office
Call MRS. PERLoFF. Columbia 1881 week
days.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming, Beginners and Tefresher
courses in shorthand. typins. bookkeeping,
eomptometer. all seeretarial subjects, Civil
Inquire Ma 1898. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
F ST. lopp. Capitol Theater).
PARENTS send your child to a good board.
ing school this fall Free information on
military schools, church schools. and
junior colleges. Rates, $3.50 up. WASH
Colorado Bldg. RE. 1899.
REFRIGERATION, AIR CONDITIONING
Mechanically inclined men get free facts
about repair and installation work oppor-
tunities and spare-time training plan.
Write UTILITIES INST, Box 1881, Star.
2"
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
d9acHiNG dS4G III axe RE pEysIcs s15s ustrsu.t,o,
and radio, or for Eddy test. Call TR.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING Crookston, Mimi, via Chicago,
Minneapolis, July 21; take 2 passengers;
1912 Chevrolet. Box Ball., Star. 20
COUPLE seeking ride TO Miami help drive
and share expense; references exchanged.
GE. 5719 or GE. 1919. 81
DISCHARGED VETERAN AND WIFE, drfv-
ing to Los Angeles, leaving July 8, desire 8
passengers. Refs. eXch. ia. 67S2.
SERVICEMAN transferred to West Coast.
have wife and child, desires TO TRANSPORT
or share a ride; respectful: have reference.
Phone FIR 9574 pc
Evening star., 1945-07-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BOOT WORKER, coiored, exchange few
hours work days for place to live; good
COOK AND G.H.W..' HGSo' eoiored; d. live In in. up
stairs room: ref. 1925 st. NV. no.
1882,
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK or chambermaid.
private home, experienced. neat and clean.
NO. 0O79.
HAND n Sd,.i LAUNDRY and lace curtains sens
WOMAN, colored, wants washing. to do
at home and apt. to clean. Phone Elk.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
SITUATIONS woMEN Cont

SECRETARY, Gibbs graduate, experienced.
excellent references, available temporary
SWITCHBokRD OPERAToR-cierical work.
cultured, settled, dependable woman: pre-
fer school or place where small apt. or
room is available. Box 1871, Star. 2s
TYPIsT, expert, will do work at home.
Wisconsin 1914
days, two weeks nights. Box 343-J, Star. %
COL. GRAD, 80, congenial, prof., 3. A.
psych, wishes oppor. in personnel or similar
work; can type, competent, resp. for execu-
tive position. State salary and hours,
BOX 3al-J, Star
Evening star., 1945-07-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

CAMP DIRECTOR for July and August, 8
miles from D. c.; live in and direct ac-
tlyities Of very young children. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg,
14th and @ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
STisEsSSHoGsRAiPHER r
,TENOGRAPBER,

week; every other
ary. Box 164-J,
STENOGRAPHER.
essential industry
& AWNING CO.
5000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
PAPE TO DIRECT
 PUBLICITY MOVES

It. Comdr. William B. Pape USNR has been named public rela- tions officer of State Selective Serv- ice in addition to his duties as chief of the manpower division at the state headquarters in Hartford. He succeeds Joseph J. Woolfson who recently resigned to accept appoint ment with the War Surplus Proper ty Board in Washington.
 A graduate of the U. s. Naval Academy at Annapolis. It. Comdr. Pape was commissioned an ensign in 1922 and joined the Naval Re- serve after five years sea duty. Since 1881 he has been a member of headquarters staff of the Con- necticut naval militia and is also member of the Governors Foot Guard.
 MT. Pape Is regarded as an ex- pert on selective service legislation and many of his recommendations have found favor with Connecticut war industries, draft boards, and agencies affected by the operation of draft laws.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
Your GI Rights
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON SERVIcEMEN'S PROBLEMS
By DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, Jan. 24-RacketS - big and small-aimed at gouging the savings and bonuses of GIS and veterans, are cropping up with in- creasing frequency these days. &c., curities Excl h ange Commission, Federal Trade Commission. OPA and other Government agencies are working daily to keep these leeches of society behind bars.
 Working with the Government in this matter Is the National Assoc iation of Better Business Bureaus. They make quiet investigation of suspicious operations and if the facts prove that criminal tactics are abeing used to swindle veterans the case is turned over to the proper agency.
 One of the most popular forms of chicanery is the phoney employ ment agency. There are thousands of reliable agencies doing an ex- cellent job. But there are also the fakes which require registration fees and do nothing in return, or require cash deposits for jobs that don't exist.
 Q. I don't know much about business matters. I was 8 clerk before being drafted but now have hankering to invest the money
 saved while in service. How can I be sure won't be cheated in some enterprise?
 A. If there is any doubt about the reliability of person or or ganization offering any kind of business deal,' go to your To- cal Better Business Bureau. If there isn't such an office in your vicinity send your query t othe National Association of Better Business Bureaus, 212 Cuyahoga Bldg, Cleveland, O.
 Q. Where can get advice about getting suitable job?
 A. The local office of the U. S.. Employment Service has trained specialists in addition to a repre- sentative from Veterans Adminis- tration who can give you all the advice necessary about getting 8 job.
 Copyright, l945, NEA Service, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
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the person to whom payments will be made after death of the soldier. The Contingent beneficiary is the payments If the principal beneficiary does not live to receive any or all payments.
 c. Can any one collect a soldiers insurance if he dies overseas? l.. J., Manchester, Mass.
 A. A soldiers insurance is pay able only to one or more of the following wife, child parent Cor person who stood in place of par en0, brother or sister, of the sol- dier.
 e. Where can I secure an ap- plication blank for free maternity care for a soldiers wife? T. w., Boston.
 A. Write to Division of Child Fly giene, 73 Fremont street, Boston,
 Q. What happens to undelivered mail for men killed in action? K. M., Brighton.
 A. The undelivered mail, if re- turn address is given, will be re- turned to the sender If no return address is given it will go to the Dead Letter Branch of the Post Office in the United States.
 Address all inquiries of a fac- tual military nature to Public Rela- tions Officer, Hq., First Service Con- mand, sos Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Mass.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
The Army Knows AU 7he Ans1Uers--Any Questions?

Q. My husband has commercial insurance and he made out an allotment whereby the government would send money for the premiums each month to the insurance com pany Now my husband has been reported missing in action; will the government still send those pay mentS or do I have to pay them from now on? T. R. Medford
 A. The government will continue to issue the allotment checks each month in payment of your husbands commercial insurance premiums. o. I receive Family Allowance from my husband. He was married before but no alimony was ordered by court for his first wife nor for the child. But my check is re- duced to $75.00 and 1 wrote to Newark, N. J. They said that was right but I think my child should have the $50, especially when the court didn't order support. R. L. Needham.
 A. Your checks are correct The child of a soldier is entitled to Family Allowance regardless Of whether support is awarded by court or not. When the children live apart the total of $50 payable to them is divided evenly, neither one receives the $50.
 o. My husband went into service in November 1942 and filed appli- cation for Family Allowance in December. I never received check until February of 1943. How can collect for the months before that? N. G., Cambridge.
 A. At the time your husband filed application the law made the effective date as of the first of the month following that in which the application was filed. In your case it was effective 1 Jan. 43, first check due in February. Your pay mentS are correct and there is no amount due you for any months prior to Jan. 43.
 o. I am divorced from my hus- band and he has remarried. He went into the service in December and about ten days later his wife sent me check which she said was my child's share of Family AL lowance Must the monev be sent to her first? s. ", Maiden.
 A. The first payment you re- ceived was initial payment of Fam fly Allowance issued from Fort Devens shortly after the sold'or entered service. On such payments only one person is designated as payee for all of his Class A deDend- ents (wife, children). If future payments do not come directly to you you may request the Office of Dependency Benefits, Newark 2. N J.. to name you as payee for your child Be sure to show the sol dier's full name and Army serial number on any communication you send.
 @. My son has been confined to mental institution for a condi- tion caused while he was overseas. Will he receive pension? B. M., Roslindale.
 A. Any service man receiving a disability in line of duty will re- ceive a pension in proportion to his disability.
 o. What is meant by principal and contingent beneficiary of a sol- dier's insurance? H. B., Boston.
 A. The Principal beneficiary is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31

received genuine relief from gas pains, heartburn, belching, gnawing stomach acidity pains due to hyper-acidity. Yes, genuine relief for not only occasional stom- ach upSets, but also-more important-for those recurring stomach irritation pains due to hyper-acidity. Safe, soothing, non- habit-forming, prepared like doctors prescription. No rigid liquid diets. Direc- scription priced, worth it! Buy Von's to- day. 4 convenient sizes at your druggist or LigGett5s, PicarellI Pharmacy, Lake drug, Mccarthy Pharmacy. w. J. Dunphy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
CLOSEST CALL

Smoky Hill Army Air Field, Salina, Kan. (UP)-S-Sgt. Thomas L. Johnson travelled quarter of a million miles by plane-mostly over enemy-held territory, but he got his luckiest break on Dec. '. 1941. While he was on guard duty at Hickam Field, Hawaii, Japanese bomb exploded three feet from his bund, At the moment, Johnson was walking his post and looking for ward to returning to that bunk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
HAS HER CAREER, TOO

Boston-(UP)-Mrs. Beatrice H. Mullaney, 39, is the mother of five children, but in addition to running her home in Fall River, she finds time to serve as assistant MasSa- chusetts attorney general.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31

An American oil production com pany at Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, now employs 4.000 Arabs and $50 Ameri- cans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31
EAT WHAT YOU LIKE!

Vons Tablets can make this possible for you; for
 18 years thousands of stomach sufferers have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-31

T ordered figs and cream" he protested.
 Well" she said, there they are"
 But he persisted, this is figs WITH creaml"
 50 what2" she so-whatted Whats wrong with it?"
 Madam" said the professor jelly, would you say a woman and child were the same as woman with child?"
 Newpapermen will tell you that corrections simetimes are worse than the original story This, from a small burg gazette, is a concrete example: Our paper car- ried the notice last week that MT. John Doe was defective in the police force. This was a typographi- cal error MT. Doe is really a de- tective in the police farce"
 Elliott Arnold, author of the new book. Tomorrow Will Sing" tells the colyum of an experience in the Philippines. At Leyte they didn't have time to set up any buildings, and there was a wide clamor from the men for some contact with God-God gets very close when the enemy is bombing every night" The Filipinos are predominantly Catholic, and the islands are filled with Catholic churches, most now ruined by the Japs For the first few days the boys worshipped in what churches were left-and sectarianiSm made no difference. The big thing. Elliott adds, was to talk to The Boss and tell Him what soldier has to tell Him at a time like that.
 So Catholic, Jew and Protestant gathered together and forgot tke color of the walls-which had been blown apart and now were made of cloth and rags-and they knelt together with hundreds of native Filipinos. And together, in all their ways and all their religious languages-said what people have to say when they have just passed quietly through death and find themselves alive
 Scrambled Eggs: Betty HuttOn's stand-in is Marie Osborne, better known a decade ago as the famous child star, Baby Marie Helen Forrest, the thrush, has sheIved 15 lbs. in two weeks, which is too fast Ruth Sloan of the Fawcett Publications is now Baroness John De Schepper. He is Belgian, hon. Orably discharged from the U. s. Army .. The Compton Ad Agency has engaged the Powers model school to teach it's execs how to speak effectively. Whupps! The Scotch famine is due. Only two months supply left and none com ing in .. . Before Clark Gable came to town Anita Colby asked him to phone her sister Francine when he got here. He called her and said: This is Clark Gable" Real ly?" replied Francine. "And this is Lana Turner!" And hung up! He never reached her.. Before the closing of race tracks. one track near New York gathered 1O5 tons of waste paper in weeks. The govt believes the track-shutdOwnS will save 5000 tons of paper per year not counting the dOpe-sheets and racing papers M. TOdd's Cen tral Park" cast costs him $7,0OO per week. The hit will do $51,OOO per
 Insiders can't figure why the Senate is trying to slap FDR in the face over the job offered Wal lace, the Liberal-cOnsidering that FDR gave the Conservatives the State Department Now It May Re told: ''KeekO," the voice Filipino guerillas heard over their secret radios (since the Jap OccupatiOn) was their friend, Supreme Court Justice Frank Murphy.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

REGISTERED H0LSTEIN bull calf for sale
Cal IR. dt27 any time during the week.
COW gentle, good II family COW; 7-mo -old
COWS, tWo, nice, RSoa sSs mixers. MARTIN
SSSys soy iog HsnTsI lsFss ieny' years old, s7'
PIGs, small and large ones for sale. DU.
pi 81, ,.cK snd RIbtNG nbI a$3] HORSE coming T. 10
hands. 5 gated. gentle; q big horse for a
WANTED TO BuY@Team of steady farm
piements. Tel, 81 36oS any time, or Box
PAIR PAIR DAFPLED GREY pERcHERoN
to registered Percheron stallion, Calvin:
jr. Also iron grey three-auarter oreG
/. HOWE Filton, Md, Laurel Io-F-.4
RACE HORSE, by JohnstownSno Queen
Sr by Gs3Pt 36a ang F9Y brg maze Pff sg ;d exere
6 6wELL-MANNERED and perfectly broken
gated saddle horses: also 2-horse trailer
fs5e4 Fsz be seen rspe m 34 & yfi Ms 'Ys 10 "a la8
ONE soRREL HORSE, good Jumper; ! Anc
black sbsl team S35o psir bay WORK horses Or; e;
purpose horses, work or ride: .buggies. ha r.
RIDING STABLES y Esst-west hwy be. 5
PiGS H4:Sss AND ISoqf sHoATs rs FOR R saLf will buy
R25 WoRR & an hNyD King RipNd 81 2 n6Rsfs Sc t3 3e
ponies. some mailed teams ! pair dappey
gray, Puretion mares, 400 lhs each al
kinds Of harnesses, saddles. brides, horse
harnesses: hay by bale or ton: electric
horse clippers. GUMsTEAD, rear 736
RIDING HORSE, gentle 1s hands, years
sale LIVINGSTON STABLE. Queens
Chapel I'd. and Nicholson st, Hyattsville
Evening star., 1945-01-21
FARM & GARDEN.

FRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges
eyerRreens. roses and Towering shrubs 10
slorify and Landscape, your own lawn or
back yard economically; for the farm or
trult garden, apple. pear, cherry. apricot,
nut. peach and plum trees; berry plants,
rhubsfh, grapeyines and asparagus; hardy
northern nurserS-grown stock direct from
grower TO yoa. guaranteed to grow or re-
PLACED free. Pay on delivery st planting
time. Supply shoft--order your stock to-
day Phone Lincoln 1889 or write
HOWARD DOWNEY, Guaranteed Nursery
StoCk, 1o3H MeinS St, Washington. D c,
LANDSCAPE sERVICE-Pruning PLANTING.
trsnsp]antlng, soddiug lawns made, re-
noyated, tree work, fiasstone walks. W
c, WALKER, 5000 Sudbury rd., Silver
Spriup. Md SH. 1890
ORDER your Stsrks, Burbank process fruit
trees now for spring delivery. Call SH
9220 for representative.
PL0W, McCormick-Deering. hillside, works
both sides: sell, SIG. P. O. Box $3.50, Seat
WELL -RoTTED MANURE; delivered. Du-
pont OILS and Decatur 63aT
SWEET POTATOES, Nancy Halls, prime,
s. - per bushel. AT. 6233.
FARM Tractors. John Deere and Nc
Cormick-Dee!ing, rebuilt. in GOOD shape,
With power takeoH JOSEPH SMITH q
SONS. 36l9 Benning rd. ne.
MANURE. rotted, mixed, so per 90
bushels, delivered WA 45a3
MIXED HAY. 75c bale 40 bales S25
VERNON NJ. LYNCH FARM. Annsndale,