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Evening star., 1945-06-02

Nearly new American Colonial. painted
white. modern in every respect; large liv-
Rtesn M ssd Sss and Baths on sne
floor; finished rooms and bath on 3rd
door: fully insulated; large storage space;
AZ SnsII 5fS5sissn' e$ rS% fsa
porches. attic, large basement. front and
sn1r'Rfs Rt 3s tas only $3.50 SIS
PETIT 44as IT sH Rssss1 4ssi exclusive broker RA
HsmEs u ':itSn; q sosn sns city ss Term E
kHMsLiSG SsAi 1iac sRIcK HONE eMSi in . restricted
BY Cooper Lishtbown. Large psneled hrst.
I{sTss {isT living and sad disnins rooms: Dc M Mius.
will take, twin beds; deep closets. tiled
bath: well insulated. oil air-conditioned
hsa s'fe e enn VIII ovsr o
rock ssrden. etc. Excellent value Ss4'75o
Exclusive agent. Call EN- 1890 Sunday
and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4
81: INDIAN SPRING GOLF CLUE, s14.boo
This This tsn is an H., exceptionally well,plannee
has srae e'isG sinE on roo dinins
ssana aSsT Ssn nS ssrssned HE Ed
| TONED heat. Exclusive. For appt. to see
call EN-: 1890 Sunday and weekdays. r
A.. TWEED CO. 6604 Conn. ave.
| TAkOMA PARK, ID. c., just OF SHEPHERD
Park, on one of our most lovely residential
| streets. Ten rooms, 2 baths, in immaculate
condition, all on . perfectly beautiful lot
7Ox65b; ish pond tennis court, sunker
garden, fruit trees. ETC.: Scar garage
Possession with title, Call Stanley Pearson
SEczfbTks azlGHTs s st. $500. r...en.s,,
sewn Sest psyTsnt; rl,nIsni. and bath q
stores. schools, churches and transp
quick possession. Call Union 2722 fol
NORTH CHEVY CHAsE-2h acres, 900
| It, frontage, house in center Of wooded
| grounds, Colonial brick, screened porch
es, slate roof 1st floor, living room, library
dining room, kitchen, large pantry ant
coat closetS 2nd floor. bedrooms. 2 baths
| 6 closets; 3rd floor, large studio with IRE
storeroom; basement, "a bath, wash tubs
storeToom, oil hot-water heat: price
| $22,5O0: $4,000 down. payment. Cal
Mr.. Bolich, with J. NOBLE BoAZ, Rea
Estate. 7240 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda
WI 2e4s, sun. and ewes. MI. $685..
complete basement, gil &C. Gcse Z
sG2Er. iss1s: snso Co. ~ il. s4iss! s4iiGss00 A'oA0Ir'
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
New Scout Troop
Receives Charter
Here On Monday

Coolidge Boy Scout troop S5 re-
ceived its charter in a special cere-
mony held Monday night at Com
munity Presbyterian Church. Pre-
sentation was made by Joe Irvine,
troop committeeman. j. C. Fritz
is leader of the new scout troop.
Charter members include: James
Alexander, Dick Shafer, Tommy
Clark. Raymond Campbell, Dale
Yeager, Charles Appel, Tom Clark,
Raymond Irwin. Charles lies,
Jimmy Butterfield. Lee Maudlin.
Floyd Raver. Wayne Clark, Robert
Smith. Thurman Giles. Sam Courey,
James Smith and Billy Grow.
Five scouts received their tender
foot badges at the investiture SER
vice conducted by c. ]. Yates. Pre-
sentation was made by Scoutmaster
Fritz. Those receiving badges
We're: Tommy Clark, Robert Smith,
James Smith, Bill Crow and Ray
nond Irwin.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Firestone Opens
Store In Growing
Coolidge Friday

G. l.. Johnson, for the past seven
years with the Farmers Mutual
Ginning Company, is the owner of
the Firestone retail store that will
open with free gift to all custo-
mers" celebration on Friday and
Saturday at POS Central avenue.
This store. with all modern fix
lures and equipment, will handle
the latest complete line of Fire
stone retail store merchandise, "
said Johnson in announcing the
grand opening. I'VE will carry all
sizes of tractor, truck and passeng-
er car tires, hardware. home sup
piles and accessories. RECREATION
material, camping supplies, and a
complete line of Ffrestone paints.
"All customers who visit the
store on the official opening days,
Friday and Saturday Of this week,
will be presented with a gift to
commerate the occasion" continued
Johnson in speaking of the addition
of another retail store to Coolidge s
fast growing community. This
Firestone store makes the escond
establishment opened in Coolidge
this week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Florence Gunner
Loses Right Leg
In alau Campaign

Private First Glass Joe Mariscal
sent a stream of fire from his
Browning automatic rifle into one
of the enemys big pillboxes set in
a rocky hillside on Angaur, in the
Palau Islands group.
IL was the Florence, Arizona, In
famtryman's job to keep the Japs
away from their machine guns while
other Doughboys of his own and
another rifle squad moved in from
the flanks, close enough to toss
grenades and explosive charges in
to the position.
I'VE knocked out the pillbox,
strong concrete one, but the Japs
got me-" the 33-year-old rifleman
said in an interview at Letterman
General Hospital, San Francisco,
California. where he is recovering
from the amputation of his right
leg.
They opened up on me with
hand grenades while my squad was
moving in, and one of them
smashed my right leg all to pieces.
There wasn't anything they could
do to save it, and | had the best
kind of medical treatment. | was
on board hospital ship the after
noon of the day | was hit"
He had been in action eight days
on the island. where he went in
with the S1st Infantry Division on
D-Day, September II. The landing.
he said. was made against slight
oposition because of the all-out
preparation which artillery and
planes gave the Doughboys.
Private Marical has been a mem
Der of the Wildcat Division" since
he entered the service in June, 1912,
training with it at Camp Rucker.
Alabama. and accompanying it
overseas in July of last year. He
has been decorated with the Pur-
pie Heart.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Pedro Marical, of Florence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Methodists Plan
Pot Luck Supper

The congregation of Coolidge
Methodist Church will meet Tues
day night at the church for a pot
luck supper and the second in a
series of Know Your Church
programs. Guest speaker will be
the Rev. Maurice Ballenger, pastor
of University Methodist Church,
Tucson. whose subject will be, THE
Methodist Sacraments." In addi-
ton, Rev. Frank Williams, district
superintendent. and Reginald In
wood, conference architect, will be
present. Mr.. Inwood will consult
with the board of trustees on fur
ther improvement of the church
building.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Restaurant Opens
For Colored People

The Southern Barbecue Restau-
rant was opened by Lafayette
Lightfoot on Lincoln Ave. in South
Coolidge Saturday. The building is
newly painted green and white and
there is new linofeum on the floor.
Lightfoot, colored porter, who
worked over five years at Hines
Drug Company and six years at
Coolidge Branch of the Valley
National Bank, has planned for this
day a long time. His restaurant is
the first in Coolidge for colored
people.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
CooIidgeLocaIs

Q Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Jones were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Truitt Tuesday
evening. The occasion was Mr..
Jones birthday.
. Rev. Leslie Ross preached the
evening service at Central Metho-
dist Church, Phoenix, on Sunday
evening.
Q Mrs. Julia Sepulveda was IN
Tucson overnight Monday to visit
her two small daughters. Myrna
and Myra, who are at a boarding
school there.
. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Smith and
family, Coolidge residents for the
past three and a half years, plan
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Carter, Jack Crumm, Gene Carter,
Bill Long, Jack Woodruff, Charles
Mundy, Earl Gene Bracey. l.. C.
Jennings, J. B. Carter, Dewey Sim
mons, Weldon McMillen, Doyle
Storie, Red Woodruff, Junior Nun
dy, Jay Woods, Deal Simmons and
Wallace Walker
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to leave this week for California to
make their home. The Smiths have
just leased land they own near
Sulpher Springs. Texas, to an oil
company. Four recent gushers
have been brough in near his pro-
perty. Mr.. Smith says.
Q Mrs. Elsie Bishop and son Don
aid returned Monday from Tucson,
where they spent several days Wis
iting her mother-inlaw. Mrs.
Bishops husband, S/Sgt. Herbert
l.. Bishop. is serving in the Phil
ippines.
9 Mrs. f. D. Chandler, Mrs. Jo-
sephne Borree and Mrs. AL Christ
ensen attended the funeral of j..
R. Collerette, Casa Grande Valley
pioneer, at Casa Grande Tuesday.
Q Mrs. Mary Gardner Miller re-
ceived word Wednesday that her
husband, 1t Dick Miller. had ar
rived safely overseas and is now
in Wales.
. Mrs Harry Johnson. who has
been i'll with pneumonia for some
time, had her third relapse Thurs
day.
. James L. Campbell, S NC, spent
the weekend with his brother. DR..
r. v. Campbell and family, while
enroute from the west coast to Bos-
ton, where he will attend special
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Hamburger Fry
Friday Night

Loriess Glenn and Chestine Car
ter were co-hos tesses at a ham,
burger fry at the formers home on
Friday night.
Guests were Wanda Yoakum,
Vernele Johnson, Pauline Brenner.
Sue England, Frances Berry, Jo-
sephine Carter, Rita Glenn, Virginia
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19

gressional action authorizing the
new ranks. Approved unanimously
by the Senate for promotion to the
rank of Generals of the Army were:
Gen George c. Marshall, chief of
staff; Gen Douglas Macarthur,
commander in the southwest Paci-
fic; Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower.
supreme allied commander in Eur
ope, and Gen Henry II. Arnold.
commanding general of the Army
air forces. For the Navy, the Sen
ate approved Adm William d.
Leahy, Adm Ernest j. King. and
Adm Crester w. NimitZ.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
First Shoe Store
Opens Friday

Coolidge's first retail shoe store
will be opened at 428 South Main
Street on Friday by Tom Adame.
He will carry a full line of shoes
for men, women and children.
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here. They plan to open an auto
motive and electrical supply shop
on Arizona Boulevard in the near
future. Their daughter, George
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anna, now attending school in Tue
son, will join her parents here next
week, when she will enter Coolidge
High School.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Snyder Buys Home
Occupied BY Foys

The home occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Foy on Roosevelt Ave.
was sold this week to Mrs. Ida Mae
Snyder, secretary at Loucks Insur-
ance Agency and Lettering Real
Estate office. The property was
formerly owned by G. Deason of
Ell Paso, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foy plan to build
a home on property they own on
Pinkley Ave. and Second st. as
soon as materials are available.
They will continue to occupy the
Roosevelt Ave. home until such
time.
Mrs. Snyder's husband. S/Sgt.
Ernest Snyder, has been serving
for many months in the European
theater of operations. The house
has been purchased as their future
home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19
Four Generals Get
New "Super" Rank

The Army now has three super
Generals, the Air Corps one. and
the Navy has three super" Ad-
mirals as a result of recent con-
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FOR SALE-A top Jersey heifer,
fresh soon. ]. j. Wallace, phone |
2S4. J19-1tp
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Want Ads

FOR SALE OR TRADE-1940 one
ton Chevrolet truck for late mod
ell car. 437 w. Kennedy.
J19-1tp
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lists school. Seaman Campbell has
just returned from 19 months SER
vice in the South Pacific. He has
been in the navy for three years.
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Q Mrs. E. J. Gregg and son, Sandy,
returned Wednesday from four
months visit with relatives and
friends in Colorado and Oklahoma.
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ing, new-20-ft. sections; with
starter and drive shoe. No pri
ority. Box KV-128, Coolidge Ex-
aminer, Coolidge, Arizona.
J19-1tp
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FOR SALE-2-bedroom house with
bath. 348 Byrd Ave. J19-1tp
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HELP WANTED-Fryc cook or din
ner cook. American Cafe, Flor
ence. J12-tf
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Q Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kennedy of
Globe. Arizona, have recently
moved to Coolidge to make their
home. They are friends of Mr.. and
Mrs E. NJ 'Shafer, with whom they
stayed until they could rent a place
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19

AN AUTOMOBILE-Can be painted
with just one coat Of Nu-Enamel
for only Sass. Ask us for sug-
gestions on two-tOne painting.
Coolidge Electric. 10/27-tfc
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FOR SALE Late model General
Electric range. Excellent con-
dition. Phone Florence 166.
J19-1tc
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PART TIME bookkeeping for busi-
nessmen, ranchers, farmers. Tax
reports, financial statements. R. NJ.
Bond, 426 So. Main, or Box 110S.
Coolidge. J5-4tp
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WANT TO SELL-Coal or wood
range stove; good condition;
price reasonable. Write J. P.
Bently. Rt. /, Casa Grande, or
see at n mile south and 1s mile
west of La Palma corner.
J12-2tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-01-19

REAL ESTATE LOANa-o% Long
Term Loans en- Improved Farm
Property. s. c. I. D. or Pump
Water. See G. n. Betterton, 791
Center ST.. Casa Grande, Tel
3s6-J3. l2mar3tp tic
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FOR SALE - Groom house with
bath, across tracks first street
on south side of old Florence.
Highway. Price $4,000. C. F.
Ferguson on premises. J19-1tp
Evening star., 1945-04-09
PERSONAL
BLOC KIM

MILLINERY. RESTYLING, BLOCKING,
c!ean'ng, ,,,z IEimmtns 'abficH, straw te.;S
VOGUE HATS, &3!3 IAN s.. v. open, eye,
SWISS AMERICAN WATCH and c.oca re-
on premises for pgomp, a;terr on work
CENTER AND GIFT MART. ia I0.a s..
MOTHER OF INFANT vi! mind your child
In her home vtlle YOU Vo.k Visit or
wtt,e MRS G. BoICE, "5#o Ws.son O.yd
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has severa,
vacancies N sraaeS -. Az mLS.c, riding
summing aad all sports. HOWELL ACAD-
RIIiABLE WAKE rP SERVICE. Fol
nHRp9FIms,l,,np, S's; A :"NH H,7ps vE.v
RR sS Moran s ss"n1 n.T S ME- ME- 6asr 65S
weekdays and nights no Sunday IL
WRITING Speeches. articles, hctIon. edit,
IN S e AGENcY "9efSts SA iasS @ aSjtr GHoS "Hli ~
SLIP COVERS and draperies, profess onal-
ly cut and tailored; early appointmen:;. re-
ALEXANDRIA GOLF ana tennis fans one
weeE more 10 enroll SPECIAL d 5u p!ayng
priority Saturday pm. SUNDAYS and holi-
days. beeInnlng May 30. a! the new Alex
andria Golf and Country Club, Enrolment
green fees 15-minute bus schedule. Tenn
norary office. GEORGE MASON HOTEL
pormer'1 q sth - ave- iS New YorS EoGinosd isS
for prompt service Dresses. suits made
to order Also restyline and alterations.
NV Room 90 Phone EX 1903
DR. H JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
reuaiIed while you wait Room COZ
WeStnry Bldg Cos 14th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
WrIg I. If YOU are in need OF loan Up to
$500 on your Signature
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers feel a home. For in
formation phone & to 9 pm HO 1869
Up service 81 per month after first month.
Details after $50 pm. DE. 5305. 30'
BANISH FEAR & SELF-CONSClOuSNESS
develop courage and gain poise. learn to
talk f1uently and convlncingly For private
interview phone MA BASS
Evening star., 1945-04-09
HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont. J

CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS, pleasant. we'll
paid work, part or full time; chance for
promotlon Apply al once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment office, - P
COOK AND BUTLER, experienced; salary
S2"5 month; private family. No wash
COUPLE. colored, to run small country
place in Chevy Chase, Separate cottage
Si2o per month. 1l6 Inverness dr.. Phons
Eli HEESaToR Z. Tor OPERATORS. colored full
wages; draft deferred; references; 6-day
week. JOHN R PINKETT, agent 1909
ERRAND GIRL, BOY. colored, ambitious;
learn good trade: excel. opportunity; den
HvES2SG i Mokk ave HeaTs OUR 's'' to
ftooooDT 81 coTNTER etH re; CLERKS. 1s or over; we
g1 VII train you for essential .S,q work on our
Apply a any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
?1ffi: 9DTrRf o. ) st FARM. n Come. talk it over.
Essential war farm Chesapeake Bay;
Ideal place recuperating veteran and wife.
doors; living expenses plus 500 mo; Tele-
GENL OFFICE cLERk ma &C Glen Echo ,pseh psrS
stand payroll figuring. Apply any time
JUNIOR JI!SINi DRrG RSG, CLERK. experienced soda
fountain. excellent salary DE. 4594
MAN OR WOMAN 10 clerk IN dellcatessen
hours, 10 TO s. good paw: 6-day week,
Apply 7l3 South ST. Asaph st, Alexan-
drIa. Va.
REPORTERS wanted. senior and junior
Stenotype. male preferred; also expert
enced stenographer positions permanent;
give training, experience, age. Attention
SECRETARY, Post Office Box ?419 Raj
eigh. n c.
TYPIST wanted: hours. Monday throug h
Friday. q TO $40, SATURDAYS. to L.:
white, gentle, no experience necessary;
sc hour 10 start BOX 5S-G Star
Evening star., 1945-04-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCESSION FRANCHISES separate OF
together,; %et leased on percentass cft s new new
try Club. with added public playintg;
facilities; opens MAY 80; concessions still
available to risht parties tearoom and
cocktail lounge. swimming pool space.
sporting goods and supplies, miniature
snd h' afh noIe 4s babeque and stand 0
bus schedule; temporary club office during
Anal enrollment week. Georee Mason Hotel
500; Fss and oii station, 500; BIDS
FFooUiNTiA,iIIN TO LEASE. dong Sioo daily
for man with experience TO take complete
charge of going business, small investment.
ME1f sELkrlG SGh YOUR tSIG kffssaTAuRANre fsa See
Hollander, restaurant specialist since 1923;
many clients ready to buy any good res
more. to engage the services of an expert
enced restaurant specialist. no charge un-
less sold; have recently sold some Of the
largest and finest restaurants in Wash
absolutely confidential. BOB HoLLANDER,
restaurant specialist 1908 N. Y. ave. NV
REsTAURANT Niauor, downtown, closes
s pm. daily. closed Sunday; rent Sl00;
long lease; does $3.50 daily; price, s. 900,
H!oLLANDER, 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, $500 down; ne
BaE B&kb2k s2E-l saoF ftds for SALE chairs. rs
booths, beauty SALON.; excellent business
sell for half price, cash, or trade, for good
car or truck, also 4-chair barber shop
3-rm. apt. with bath: can be seen on Sun
days55 N. Glebe rd,. Arlington, Va.
GROCERY GER ,,snnso and market ST. ne wins wins
walk-in ieebox, frozen food cabinet; gooo
delivery truck; white trade; rent sloo mo
price, S3950, plus 81 for 81 for stock
must SEE eosn sS Gar NJ chsp
l4th st. NV.
FREE APPRAISAL on ary type business
or property you may wish to list. Oul
files maintain an active list Of ,sounc
aTTAs co eanpped w,
legal and accounting stats, s11 Woodward
Bldg.
RADIO STORE. some equipment and tubes
shelves, counters, etc; good location
sHnE snail iREemens sHoP "a ,ss aao9 down.
town, fully equipped and stocked. Car
be bought cheap. ME. 1918. g.
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hELP DoMEsTIc Cont.

MAID. white or coloEed highest salary
neat IL in appearance. it " VANcREGA, ~ INC G.
1873 Conn. ave. No phone calls con,
MAID, 500 week; gh.w. for business couple
and 4;year-old girl; lovely home; live in
MAID. cooking and ghw.. small home
5l2day week. $50. RA. 4124 between II
ary Gail Hobart 55s4.
MAID, g NV. and cooking, live I'M, ref
MAip and moaln eookne oSdMsx monday
Friday. References EN-. $3.50
MAID E,h, live in, no ironing. no heavy
hsf chsse Nd references ollver natGfeH Che''
MAID. 10 IN; to 6 pm; general house
work other help employed refs. essential
MAID. ". and cooking. 1--we, IN; children
aged and i'll family small. convenient
house references and health card required
MAR No snndsy RsFs '%5 VS. s%s aSso employed family
NAP NJ g thy cooklns Laundry live in
nsrva nsFs So'' syes FSsfesofs sofng Md Ge
6us is 70 Woodslde M parRvay. 5,'' siiso 1870 i'e
MOTHERS HELPER, S.5. on crosstowr
bus line. WO O433.
old infant. References. Live out. Salarl
STRsEMAIb c Tor ? children; to live in
PARLoR MAID. waitress. white, expert.
enced good refs live in other help
PAR1 line GHw, TO : pm; no Sun
DAYS; good COOK and IsundTeSS; > EN-
ployed ADULTS, Sl6.:5 per week. Ca!
ia G1Si
WOMAN, white, homemakcr for . boys
ages u and ~. for > weeks near May 10
while mother in hospital. Bungalow II
nice suburban community; father hom'
evenings. Phone SH. llS", l"'
WOMAN. to live in. must be experienced
with infant: permanent position, excellen
salary. SLIGO 136ti
WOMAN, middIe-aged. good cook. for gen
eral houseWork; small adult family Hours
> m. 20 about $50 Good salary; refer
ences reeuired Appiy MAYFLOWER ELEC
TRIO AND LOCK Co. 1909 l. W.
GOOD SECTION-Furn, basemert apt. Il
exchange for ! hours oay houScwork
FAMILY MOVING TO SEaTTLE want ueh
houSeworker who likes children; 50 Wkly
large, airy maid room and bah. ONye,
39t1
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HELP pQMESIlC.

BABY Nurse, white; permanent: 1--we r.
north for only 69py wosk
fad shh Asfffd5s Tn
sssTg reored ID cne
CCHiAMBERMA1D-wA1TREss experienced;
coRn ~ass cs EN- vs s4a q sfT ssr HsfB sum"
CHLDREN'S NURSE. white: > children
.12 ard yrs; attrac rm. % and pvt; bath
cHLPREN's NtRsEMAlD; white, whit to eare ar;
GE ve child hi sumner zFs away fnom
Local references required: ATTRACTIVE room
with private bath. Call DU. 31a5
GHhDRtc shid2sn 500 GFs mo sH vs aas n must like
COOK. colored woman. over 30; no other
work required kitchen maid and other
in comfortable room and good food For
further details phone WO. 2174 or Ma.
COOK. reliable, experienced, clean. down
stairs work, no laundry small house. plain
cooking, no child care Sundays and y
day of each week, $50 and carfare. OR.
COOK; experienced: 4 pm: through dinner,
of two adults; pleasant room and bath,
t srea, ve basne Gn out e wesk
Wisconsin. 4442.
Soof oais shs 10 stsd Week h 60 anp ap
COOK AND CIV. i've in: no laundry;
family family of G aa4ts' Outs sloo per mo-; refs
COOK -G.HW.. colored live in, 3 adults;
lanndrsss employed high o wages to cap
COO COOK for family no0 Of adults; light house,
work: no laundry; good pay. EN-. 5o5i.
COOK; experienced shy. lioe o,n IN .,ls or out
sihsf sinser nfsR 'uE EN- sms sss sS 1880 through
COOK and ghw.. S25 week: other help
employed W., lioe 0s, IN; city references re-
COOK. Experienced, exp downstairs work: .
adults. 3 children in family, from Ken
sos'Sn yifR's rhie xt in tond M Of children
say; sio6 to s5art; WI 1879; ..,..v
AND BerLfR tas so 1sshns saa5s
CooKING and downstairs housework,
two 'I adults and three children; no iaun-
right person Boy ass-G: Star; , ,on,
Warrenton. Va; reference required. Call
GLIB. Executive 1900
COUPLE, settled: woman GOOD cook. gh.w
| good salary; man to work out. room ana
board for odd Jobs in evening. EN- 1875.
COUPLE to live in. woman for cooking
ESERaf fsf iefno59E HouEsEWSoRR CO. noon
dinner: apartment, three in family. Wood
GENERAL HOUSE WORK. child's laundry,
| small apt in ne; 3 mornings a wk; .ex-
perienced and reliable, references. Ludlow
| 1856
G.H.W., plain cooking; references; live in;
fond w Of children; $96 week week sa s,tsS 600
days: live in Or stay 3 81 nights; ;hs small small
ences enc slS; CO. ss4s. Apt. 4ls.
GaWLve in nice sI h9Ts fss Rehesda hest6
card: wages open. OIL. 1888 after z. or
| Sunday.
GHW., 51a days, 8 to 6: 3 adults; small
G.H.W., for small family Of 4; no cooking
2544 34th St. Sc AT. 2161.,
GIRL. colored, for plain cooking; s.h.w.,
2 adults; live in If desired, good salary.
Apply pm, 1922 Decatur st. NV.
| HOUSEKEEPER, one who wants home and
LAUNDREss. 2 days week. from Kensins-
MAID, colored, for g.hw. In Riverdale,
Nd; hours $50 to 4:3o with y day ofi
Thurs and Sunday. $40 wk. Call WA,
Evening star., 1945-04-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcon,. .,

GROCERY FOR SALE. downtown nv:
s55o-s60o vk-. room for expansion; S2.ooo
Me. 6l3O or RA O496 %
GROCERY. D. g. s. good neishborhoodi
store; very profitable business will sell
on liberal terms TO competent grocer,
ALBERT H. COHEN phone CHI. 1851, p
10 ,. Sun. and ewes, CHI, 1000, Ext 93l.
DRAFTED INVENTOR OF patentable IN
yention with good postwar possibilities will
sell half interest in same to some one who
will follow through with patent. Address
Box 211-L. Star. TO-
GROCERIES AND MEATS. business, 5000
weekly; rent, $50; price of $4,000 in
cludes truck. stock and nxtures.
Self-service grocery, meats and beer;
business. 81 500 weekly nice equipment.
nice trade: price of $4,000 for good will,
fixtures and equipment; stock. dollar for
dollar: terms.
D G. S, groceries and meats; Va To-
cation; business S3 800 weekly; good
equipment; . trucks; moneymaker; living
quarters; price. $4,000 for equipment and
fixtures; stock: dollar for dollar; only S.
Ma 43sl. GE- 4oH3 or RA G12G.