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IAUToMosILEs FOR SALE Cont. !,

PLYMOUTH l940 SEDAN; especially good
condition, excellent client tires, radio and heater
ave-. 'Set 10 to $40 8o''' '' i''o WIS
PONTIAC 1887; privately, owned. radio
res Dretty sood '0 ME- sfss before
PONTIAC 1897 sedan, good condition.
radio and heater; ceiling price, S405,
f0MTIAc 1899 2-door sedan. PARKWAY
PoNflAc 1885 COUPE: y radio dS and ID heater aisG
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 M St NV
aSs' s: 'sss ssss ss
foN1fAc L ,ss7 sss e1ab Tub coupe especial, GOOD s
1900 WIS; ave. 10 to $40.
MOTORS. nth and Pa. ave se
PONTIAC convertible club coupe with 49,
IT. fouse trailer, De Soto 1897 cow coupe,
Chevrolet 1893 sedan, Chevrolet 1891
sT6DEBAkaR 4'n ns46 4S champo1 Pa ssoo coach:
orig; black finish like new. 81 other cars.
PRY MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave. sc,
terms. ROPER. 1880 R. /. ave. ne. 8.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
I94i Plymouth 4-dr.. r. and h.
1899 Studebaker 4-dr sedan, r and h.
1929 Oldsmobile 2-dr. 6-cyl. sedan, h.
1899 Buick 4-door.
1928 Pontiac. 4door sedan, r. and h.
1897 Plymouth coupe, r. and h.
1897 Plymouth 2-door sedan.
1887 Packard 6-cyl 4-dr sed, r. and h.
1897 Dodge 4door sedan.
936 Dodge 4-door, heater
sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carroll St,
Takoma Park, d. c.; Georgia 1902. Open
all day Sunday.
USED CAR SALE.
42 Plymouth d. / .4-dr. sedan. heater.
Al Ford super d l. sedan. r. and h.
Al Buick Roadmaster sedan, heater.
Al Stu6ebaker ''6'' Commander sedan,
r and h.
IS Buick 7-,ass sedan. I. and h.
Al Plymouth 4-dr sedan; heater
Al Oldsmobile sedanette. r. and h.
~ Dodge sedan, fluid drive. r. snd h
40 Packard "6 club coupe. r. and h.
40 La Sale club coupe. r and h.
40 La Sale SO" SD sedan. T. and h.
40 Pontiac torpedo sedan
40 Oldsmobile "f" sedan r and h.
80 De Soto de luxe sed., h. and overdrive
40 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe., r. and h.
Conyertibles:
Al Ford suoer d. l. conv. coupe. and b
Station Wagons:
40 Chevrolet sp. d. l. station wagon.
Many others in stock. HYATTSVILLE
BUCK CO. WA. All.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

DUMP TRUCKS, 4, '3s Ford, 80 Ford. '4C
Ford. 40 Chevrolet: all in good-runnina
condition, ready to work. Call HO zoos
eve. after GE. 6S5S. A.
Evening star., 1945-02-02

STATION WAGON OR TRUCK Of any
kind, for ex-servicemani pay cash. Phone
RA 6652, or RA. 92S4
TRACTOR AND TRAILER VAN with inter-
state license; will pay casn. Phone
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE, filing cabinet. mailing and
TELEPHONE address 300 Eye st NV
mimeo,: 24-hour phone DI 4S43. $50 F
It. Room sos; EX. 0564 Sunday.
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STORES FOR RENT,

634O M ST. NV. has large, dry basement,
excellent for storage; S75 per month ME
STORES OR OFFICES, parlor floor. large
display windows, $40. 1923 14th st. NV
NO. 1920 Apt. 355
FOR RENT-Corner store, b31 3rd st.
l.w, suitable for shoemaker; now vacant.
MAURICE FITZGERALD, 1911 G st. NV.
Ma. 1886.
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LOTS WANTED

WANTED ground in D. C. for colored de-
yelopment must have sewer and water in;
lots or acreage. Call MR.. MILTON, sol
Woodward Bldg, DI S6O7
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LOCATION for Retail furniture store; re-
sponsible party will buy or rent. Box
LIB. Star. A.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, garage. 2-story brick can be
used for shop or storage Rear Sl2 att
st. ne. 22.50 per month. Key at 701
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LETTER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word ana
rearrange to spell the word called for.
which YOU have removed It II you have
.1ettereo-Out" correctly it's an African
Answer to Yesterdays Letter Out.
i{N) NORMAI--MOIAR (grtnder).
fmM, HsMdfPRERssCkkhMR4Ht .ns,;,. 3f.nds,; ..,,..n
Rl PnvIe-LIvE9 exists,
CID HUMBIkR-LUMBER (boards>.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
toT catalogue. Box II. MAYO. A. A. Co.. Md
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LEGAL NOTICES (cont.)
HENRY NJ. FOWLER, Attorney

IN THE D1srRref e!frk; COURT OF rHr
oisMLUcY W HART. Ia IL PIaintifi, f VS.. JOHN JOHN
j. HART. Defendant.-No 27-142 THE
sss8i a1 hs john suit H. obtain frS@ ss
divorce on the ground OF desertion. On
motion n, Of the plaintiff It is this 18th day
fendant, John ]. Hart. cause his appear
anee to be entered herein on or before the
fortie'h day. exclusive of Sundays and
he s n this the
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
N n case Of default Provided. copy OF
Said = il. day: s'si MSATIHEW !, MsaTIRE
SON. Deputy Clerk ja1s,2e,f fe2.
MILFORD F. SCHWARTZ, Attorney,
Filed Jan. is. 1945. Charles E. Stewart
IN 1.-THE THE p1srR1eTs as GoyRr or THE
ia.-ANNA LOUISE BLAKE. Plaintiff, VS.
obses SIAHE 81 this sn Is tt obtain
voluntary separation: On motion Of the
pant s4 oraerea 1t d ba hs . lSth dsy of
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day: .xclLsiye of Sun days and legal holi-
publication, of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF
default. Provided, copy of this order be
anc The Evening Star before said day
sea AHTsEW H11ssi cEARhss Mfs1RE = srE%AKT %yssf
CLERK. CLERK. By EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy
Evening star., 1945-02-02

4ROOM cinder block dwelling, with cleo
tricity; lot 100X17S, 10 miles D. c. Price,
SO. 500 on terms.
Groom frame BUNGALOW. oil INV h.
bath; half acre, nice shrubbery; IL miles
D. C.: price, $3.50: terms can be ar
ranged. RAY BARNEY Vienna. Va
Phone ohce, Vienna 2ls: residence Vienna
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-21

Pvt. Fred Vogel is home on fur
Tough. He expects to spend q few
more months in the armed forces.
Ems. Robert l.. Haueter, recent
graduate of the navy's midshipmen
school at Notre Dame university, is
a guest of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. H. Haueter of the Church
of the Nazarene. He was commits
stoned at graduation and will report
at San Francisco for assignment.
Guests Sunday at the A. G. Carl
son home were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Davidson of Edgar, Frank Kapran
of Butte and Lloyd Strand of Val
ley City, who is here visiting his
mother, Mrs. A. G.. Carlson. He
will leave Friday for Seattle where
he expects to locate.
Herman H. Harding, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Harding, was re-
Gently promoted to chief petty Of
ficer. He is located at Carnado,
Calf. On Nov. 2 he became the
father of an 8h-pound o who
has been named Dennis Marvin.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-21
Laurel Happenings

R. l.. Scribner, chief boatswain
mate, arrived Wednesday of last
week to visit his wife and his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Scribner
of 81 Third avenue. He has had
%protracted service in the navy, be-
ginning several years before the
war, and he expects to continue
in the service. He has a 53-day
leave and will spend Christmas
here. This will be his first Christ
mas at home in eight years.
M. Sgt. Leonard E. Foley came
home Saturday night from the SER
vice after having been discharged
Nov. 16 at Fort Douglas, Utah. He
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. D.. G.
312 Montana avenue. Ser
geant Foley was in the army nearly
years and was overseas more
than two years with the 328th
squadron of the Eighth air
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-21

selections. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Reardon of
Tacoma, Wash, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Reardon, Jr., of Bozeman were
guests last week of the mems faith
er, Tim Reardon and other rela-
tives. When the couples left for
their homes they were accompanied
to Bozeman by Mrs. E. M. Kucera
and daughter, Katherine, who visit
ed there.
Pvt. Don Lyons is now stationed
on Okinawa and has been assigned
to rocket field artillery. Not long
ago he was in one of the severe
hurricanes characteristic of the
area.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-21
Day by Day in Laurel

Officers were elected when the
Silesia Parent-Teacher association
met Friday evening at the school.
They were Mrs. Joe Baker, presi-
dent; Mrs. Mcdowell, vice president
AMI Mrs. Al Cook, secretary-treas-
urer. Mrs. William Hartley and
Mrs. Fred Penwell of Billings were
guests of the group and Mrs. Hart
ley gave a talk. Entertainment was
by the lower grade pupils and by
C. E. Rymer of Park City who
played the guitar and sang several
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-21

force. Foreign countries in which
he served were England, Belgium,
France and Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Standen of
Idaho Falls, Ida, arrived here We'd
nesday of last week and were guests
until the following Tuesday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Lyons.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-21

Entertaining at bridge Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. W. Hageman were hosts
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Egnew and Mr..
and Mrs. F. O. Hartley. Mrs. Egg
new was the winner of the honors
for the women and Mr.. Williams
won for the men.
Evening star., 1945-11-04
Here Come The Kids!
(See Front Cover)
BY JULIET BRIDCMAN
(See Front Cover)

pared to the heart warming letters of appre-
ciation they got from the CTS. No thrill
could compare to that which the kids got
from these letters. Battlefront casualties
wrote their thanks for school-sponsored
ambulances; pilots and crew reported the
exploits of their planes bought with school
War Savings.
And Marines wrote thrilling tales of
miraculous jeeps bearing the names of their
school sponsors. Letters such as these were
innumerable. A bomber crew in Italy even
broadcast their special thanks by short
wave to the students of Mckinley Junior
High in Muncie, Ind, who had bought"
the BIS that they flew.
Finance Hospital Units
WHEN the new Victory Loan Drive began.
Americas school children embarked on an
other campaign. This time their goal is to
finance 5000 hospital units. Under the
slogan, TO Speed His Recovery" schools.
teachers and students are rallying their
communities to redoubled efforts for our
soldiers and veterans. The price of hospital
unit, which includes full care and medica-
ton, is set at $1,000 Each bed sponsored by
the Drive will have marker inscribed with
these words:
"To speed your recovery the students and
teachers OF -------- have successfully COM
blsted War Bond and Stamp campaign to
help finance the hospital facilities YOU are
using. If yon wiH send them your name and
address they ,ooald like TO writs to you."
How many wounded veterans will be
restored to health through this new cam
paign is anybody's guess now But if the
school kids have their way, it's a cinch
thereT be plenty more than the quota
demands. The students, their schools and
teachers did fine job during the war. But
they know, almost as well as the soldier in
the hospital bed, that the job isn't over yet.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

bond statesmen during the
war. They're still at it
DoBBY LEAvITT, the boy on our cover,
ID is the son of Photographer Bob Leavitt.
Bobby is one of the youngsters who'll be
after you to buy Bonds and Stamps in the
Victory Loan Drive. These school kids did
great job during the war and they're keep
ing it up. They're real Americans.
American school children tackled the job
of buying and selling War Bonds as serious
personal responsibility. When students of
any given school united in resolution TO
buy jeep this month"; whirlwind of
activity was set in motion that didn't stop
until the goal was reached. They can
vassed the town, solicited neighbOrs,
set up booths on street corners and
organized whole community auctions.
School bond drives blessed the country
with baby -sitters, dog washers, lawn-mowers
and youthful odd -jobbers of every rank and
description. Thousands of schoolhouses, big
and small, flew a proud ''Minute-Man
Flag" on the school fiagpole indicating that
at least 80 per cent of the students were
saving regularly.
They Set \ Record
EVEN in time of war, when astronomical fig
ures were commonplace. the record chalked
UP by Americas junior sales force of
100000 students was miraculous. They
averaged 100000 month, wound up
with grand total of ST. .767 100000. School
kids supplied the Armed Forces with 18l ,698
pieces of fighting equipment - record that
amazed even the hardened Treasury De-
partment.
To the kids, however, praise - even from
the White House - was small prize COM
ANOTHER good reducing exert
against the table edge and bu
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. expert; weekly. monthly
services; ali records, financial statements.
t AReHr iysesPs AND Sd hSdSEER Yale Grad
engineer supervising. building construe-
mate mate expediter and administrator Have
held high position in Govt. dealing with
national policies on construction. including
knowsledee Of entire Construction industry.
Would like to become connected with re-
liable firm offering excellent opportunities.
CHEF, hotel.club exp, steady, veteran.
DE. 1857. Make own menus. coNKLIN.
COMMERCIAL PILOT, with executive and
sales experience. desires position; salary
commensurate, to results obtained. pnone
GENTLEMAN GENTLEMAN good personality excellent
Saturdays and Sundays In LARGE florist
shop to learn business; will accept nom
insal pay; this is sincere offer. Box
JaNIToR. colored. wishes lob caring for
an ls to % Unit INT. apt. bldg. Salary o and
MAN I Is. DG irt eEihS reliable. formerly
trust With tn Opportunity. Box 1sS-B' Star.
MASTER PAINTER wants inside work;
mixer of colors, reliable, efficient; best Of
Eets.ii no lob too small. F. W. CLARK CLARE
RELiABLE MAN-Place as caretaker of
work. !, 5. HENDERSON, e4os 18th St. p
s saIfs SaaaafNsh' executive ability, desire,
and analyses
peSisnseG Boy i1 i4z. fsuf stsPi ~ ,s 20!
sober: some knovlsdss q and interested
learn electrical appliance repair. Please
call Mr.. HAMLIN, CO. l757.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
HOME IMPRovgMENT COMPANIES

nONE tNpkOVsfNsNt SOhAPANie
ALTERATT0NS can add charm. and indi-
yonr home s a. psas sses
EE9o ssssns 9oTs e H. q
'fq ads VI %h 1u mo- osbl,.saan ssi fs
r,ech anics used for an work. Liberal terms
NEW s Ss sSg ead Rss. Rssan nnaF SSS
ssf saS 81 ax .n ~ sSassa...-
VIZ %sAHgH ESss5ss|s eGMssa
GosfKp4 lcsffs CO f Rmod.ns
and an builder. All work is guaranteed. No
s @NS s4S laTFfks s 81 TOO small Call T.
sss '5a ar iasn Sas is e. est
REMODEL. moderni,e your nom. now.
issHs irs 60 .'t ssSa Wa Eis VI s isoo
pSrT EEEssA aSR e5Ss car e,
storm windows and heating, convenient
i aon1s r mo alae dsm s 'ohnsanvils
wATERPR0oFING, all kinds; Easements
ERT e. PRICE. RE. 393I. II.
BUILDER. AND CoNTRACTOR-Gener
repairs Of all kinds and home improve
ments. c. w. SNYDER a. SON, GA. I6172.
90
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding finishing, cleaning, par
auet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
sin ave NO 22i6
CALL us for free estimate on your home
repairs. alterations and painting MA 237S
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. g. BRO, 1872 K
st. NV
RECREATION ROOMS speciality Improve
your home and save your living room, Free
estimates: 4 to 10 day service MR.
SHANTERE RE. o1O6 22s
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.16 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C..
MOTOR TRAVEL lconf.


S5 z! lSn. 9, 70 WoRCE5sTEEa ~, Lowell nd
,Ssss s:.' s,s az E.,! ssss . ss;
sssoSylfEkNSMssEENr MAN desires ride t. 20. A..
RF oz q Macon Ga a pee 20 q or X
YOUNG LADY desires ride to New Hanp-
urday,s Dec. e. caii Ex. Sill. EXT. SsS ga
until pm: evening Woodley 0764, Ext.
DRivING TO CARBoNDALE. PA, Friday
aft. viii take three. RE. $500, Ext. 424.
% hSi ma, eose; Apt. 500, after 8.
MANTED ride to Wash. N. G.. or vicinity
$50 200 8 sen s s.for s1P ssS pm can
SSoUNG LADY desires ride Greenville.
SSssSs' s Ees ps sS II; share expenses Wo.
IS fo RN eHs sHhis SPIRITED PERSON
driving to New York willing to deliver IHlit
saois to AZ East roth ST.. New York City.
DRIVING leisurely to Los Angeles Dec. aa.
Orleans pe an s9'e days in New
ger. wanted references exchanged. IA.
RIDE TO, or near Elkins. W, va, Dec. 81
f or %. RE 1900. Ext. 5477 It'll 5:30i
DESIRE RIDE vicinity Birmingham or Me-
g gidian after December 20. Cali Union
SAILOR AND s. WIFE desperately need rid.
to Chicago, leaving Friday evening, De-
pRIvfSG rs S CLEVELAND G and a'e Chicago,
Dec, 22nd or gard. staying 5 days each,
coming back 9Th or 9th of January: have
hsaHS e. NEAR fssT o EM 1 ssy.
9 PM, Dec. 81. return Jan. i. TR.
1929 before 10 pm.
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PERSONAL.

PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions any
time DAY dayy, Gr night Sa w fer grisess ans
TTs AND f Mar 1asa HATS made to oTser
s ss iHE MISE HEbpY 1osa.
352S i4th st. NV. CO. 7767. Open ewes.
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs. co; $500
hsers pAoSEA9 yI4 'a' ae
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis
nervousness, piles, colds. flu or other all:
asG rssd from I'd asaa ssSes
s saSf Il 'h HEALTH A. sT5D1ocolds ane
ehEonio pains treatsd; trained nurse: ap'
PHONE ioisA saEr aERD $3.50, ask for Mis-,
Wright. II you are in need Of loar up tt
MoDE r. SG pRE sssnazfc STUDIO. cen.
df 81 tta sys
alterations: moderats prices LEA EkoEE
S lio St s6 Nv" Room 90 Teiephon'
E HIGHLY 5csuSIsTuRED WOMAN tesehe,
English. .self-confidence. freedom from
Inconsistencies; pvt tutor. MI. 1850. :
VACANCY in my my home in Pomona Park
PIANO LIssoSs tos bs sa,as s7 children
quest. FRANK WEiNsTETN, 74l SIS
FANCY PILLOW CASES, towels. 81 to SIS
occasional ehair gold breesde; $50; gol'
Tfsss Shaias FL a12o Est 1901
Proof Of QUALIFICATIONS, including reliabil
lily and efhciency:- Al. 2709 81.
IS different poses. $3.50. You will treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures in you
chiid's own environment. For appoint
INTRODUCTORY OFFER--one sxIo pho
tograph taken in your home, only 81 80
Also copying and coloring. Phone Gleb
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL,
modern day and boarding school for chill
6rsn from to ~ yesE ro old Daily trans
Washington. -9401 Georgia ave, SH 1874
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored. work
rnansfip guaranteed: upholstered fur
beaut. shampooed in your home. Df. OLE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACC0RDION, 40 bass Wurlitzer, lady's
sss asl ;ss 81 Res sas sEs1s us Hx
CHANGE. 500 18th st. NV. opegg till
! zl RI hI9a6josp1r1osrNa PLANT, complete,
;sss s;ss: so s.'' ss aaesfs
AIR Air CSoSMsiPREssoRs. pumps, paint spray pr
as ms Gs a sop set Gssf' shaft
tsndssr sanders; exhaust fans. ssI.s;
H 5 RssS Fl: I a.; .s!
incl slee; also expert watch and ieEsiTy
,e e. nE NA sss Sa"e opsn s yes
ns fos hs rss ssp.sssss ae a b.sT
nsass spd sr ispper q 81 e all
M eIs p pssss,a sigo f0lde.on 3pI' 1851 Sf
.sI issasSrs sss. IS sSa si sss:
sssSs;s,Sss ssS sI,s..
assortment plants and tropical fsh, many
Tos. ts sbl sss ..s sass snTP 2os ses
xsfH2f1T. TIE your rs. basemens or an,
EAT Y c as sasssss is ns RI Fran Fam s1s
SoSs shei sss 81? sas vi vs. 4 ssssss
viennese tapestry. Box 194-B, Star
ers. yanitiss. chair and aesE. chest Chesterfield
s sn s 1ND 9ssEDDiSe8S 1e' at ii AND oil,
, s :oaS 1s1
PC mattress. sls;s5; HoliySooS ssa snd g qst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-20
HELP DOMESTIC Cont. j

COOK, Feneral housework: only, expert.
ss sac an q s saWstare. wi. $40, ,,nx ,,o,,;,
il aeorsstosn Who win pay sso weekly
e s-room and bath To up ossi apt. IN house
Cook AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER
experienced, willing: small, good family
sHSd r sa9ss s IN e. OUT Gs he EM
S1EL sS.rsS ss99ssa h9,ssswegk saf
NM 6sss Or sp ss.' Ifsp c Conn. aye. ~
dssy through Friday Sell references. 81
GIRL. clean: relisbglss, to take care Of =:
Sthsr d9 os,.t sls s week slss St.
aa an Le eHs5i aaS q EvEsF
GiRL COLO colorsd for s Il WI in 81 sms home
care for children: no COOKING. Thursday
afternoon, all day Sunday on: REFERENCES;
I've in; nearby Arlington; S25 week. Gil
GIRL OR WOMAN. live in. upstairs room
snail heqss; ! child; Sas week TR $3.50
out; tale charge shopping. plain but sood
ssS COON we think i is nice pscf Ss
HousEKEEPER. middle-ag colored: care
sa asa s' for iqS
Soss must Be settled no cooking eTper
car. WEEK % ar
day wk. good salary. Arl.. CHI. 6s56.
HoUsEKEEPER. lsht housework in small
salary snd take ssep ire q 10y IT, ss1
MAID. g.h.w., and help care for 2 small
children References and health sssd
MAID for pantry 9' and 1 waitress s'e work;
Box .1e1-A. star.
sS IS ein'5f early
MAID snds1 f0f ay er g snn.1 eOsk
days: no sundays; S22. co. 1885.
MAID, live in or out; nice upstairs room
near bus; good salary; reference. RIA.
MAID, exper.,, live in, gh.w. and plain
ff pses solofed ah t tse Cleveland Park
bunsaIoyi legal reference; $50 weekly,
Sci M4 S$ool MAssNse r expe p with chill
dren; plain cooking: must live in; upstairs
for The T,g a1n person Wo os shaidr.,
work: must be Roman Catholic. under 40,
live in pTivste room snd BATH salary s SdSo
for appointment.
WOMAN for 9 INV, care for children; 7:3o
WOMAN TO- 70 cs sae'aft for small mo Child
am. to Z pm. good pay. Cali Sligo 1900.
WOMAN, white, to assist with homework:
live in. Box 26-A, Star.
WOMAN OR GIRL, white. vicinity ne. or
Mt, Rainier: part time: days week; care
Of 2 children. no housework. WA; 1929,
bath. References required and health card.
Location, Bethesda: WI 1928.
fond of children; live in. with very con-
genial family: salary no object. 1911
SARATOGA ave. ne. Apt T71-B. co. 1851:
WILL THE OLDER WOMAN who called
AID. 1862 TUESDAY and wanted 81 5 for part
time work please call again.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

4 So ds Akf as]s Sss
cockER spxNIE is'ef ex aaa Jonah mic.
5 aadk. g z and female; blond female: res.
M2skG 21a ks fshl 1gas cl siit T
E NC FRsSn su hl1iep P1p SiSg l4 AZ
wonderful Christmas presents. io sa'e Bis.
s sEkMaS 81 sE nf ID r l1ai Axe s.
slEiE ssiaE S0s FUFs Reg issnD,oa
took; inoculated.. wormed; can keep I'M
y srt Gbri sFRvicE FAILS Church Is55-W,
frozen S Ho 5Rs III MlAr and kennel sup
SHOP. $500 Lee highway. I. Fails Church.
Va Falls Church 244o.
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mas gifts. Phone AID. 1854 after $50
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sonable. CAPT. DICK KNoPP, ,peaie, Nd.
RUSSIAN woLFHoUND PUPPY-A elf.
to be treasured. The aristocrat Of DOGS
"a aad Ass = devoted pet. Excellent bressdins.
cock2SR' SPANIEL PUPPY. male red q
months old, Axe reg, housebroken, $50.
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CoCKATIELS, love birds. parakeets. ca
naries, guaranteed singers. also undeter-
black hooded red siskins, doves. RABBITS sand and
PaR Hill, BIRD FARM, wa 4o4s.
spruce S oass- Jhhikhs' male and female
CANxRIEs' beautiful singers. all su.ran-
ssse4 81 am and 10 g PM mss ST. NV AD.
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5s 'S VIII deliver singer s:n
CATS, young red Persian, female, pedi.
sssse ss' gentle and beautiful $40. NO.
CANARIEs, guaranteed singers, in beausi-
s'lsSs R Sfs excellent srsssIRRf Ho sHsk
WANTEDIGood home for beautiful ST.
Years aid h s,so P s1sn female cat IN
,WgANTEI-qood home for e-yssr-old
would Be asset on any farm farm but nat anssf.
when confinsd with children; viii give
cockER sPxNIEL. red and white ts-
DE- 6Sth pl.. Seat Pleasant, Nd.
COCKER PUPPY, attractive red and-vhits
female, mos: old; nice disposition, cham
temper and rabies. Cali d. 6o73 after
canary BIRDS for sale $40 18th st. sc.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, "typeyf and
loyable, most colors. nearly weeks. reg
Axe. top Oh. bloodline. wormsd: hold for
Ama ayat ss"d seMsyces 45al lo BURLINGTON
SHEPHERD l PUFFY, tan and white. .
COCKER SPANiELs, BLACK males. =
weeks old. Axe registered. champion stock
1871
COCKER PUPPIES, thoroughbred, all black
beauties, Axe registration applied tor.
500 for males. s35 for females. Phone
DxCHsHuND PUPPIES, red. female,
champion sired, Alexandria 1878.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black, Also
red and white parti; males and females.
Phone ]. r. HESS, WA. 1924, Berwyn, Nd,