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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Club
To Aid Soldiers

CENTRAL BRANCH of the
YWCA Homemakers' Club will
meet at a luncheon al 1890
Wednesday. The club is launch
ing a project TO provide plastic
limb for wounded veteran.
Each person attending is asked
10 take a gift for the grab bag,
proceeds of which will provide
the initial funds for the project.
Service mothers and new
members are 10 be the honor
guests.
Girls from YWCA industrial
clubs throughout the state will
meet at the Highland Park
branch, Feb. "A and 25 to dis
cuss Full Employment with
Mrs. Joseph Barnes of New
York.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Mrs. Janet Lee, daughter of U. s. Commissioner and Mrs. c. c. Naughton, returned recently from a visit with her sister, Mrs. H. D. Hoff, in McM nnvllle, Oregon.
 Mrs. Hoff's husband, Marine Sgt. Speed" Hoff, formerly stationed here, was seriously wounded on Okinawa and is ex- pected in the States soon. His injuries are said to have left hlm partially paraIyzed. His twin brother was killed Inst October when a Jap prison ship was bombed by U. s. planes.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07
Mission Officials Honor Guests

The home of Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson was the setting Thurs day afternoon of a tea sponsored by the Womens Society of the Community Baptist church. honoring Miss Alice Crimson, executive secretary of the Wom- ans American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York City, and Mrs Hugo Didrickson, Seattle, member of the board.
 Mrs. John Winter, president of the local society, introduced the honored guests who addressed the group.
 Preceding their talks Miss Charlotte Crutcher played four piano preludes by Chopin.
 Hostess for the tea was Mrs. Fred Jordan, assisted by Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, and Mrs. G. s. Morony poured.
 Lovely arrangements of wild flowers were used in decorating the spacious living room.
 Others present were Mesdames Francis Libby, Glen Chandler, R. E. Munson, N. Chamberlain, M. s. Burnham, Julian Nor rison, H. F. Macdonald, Frank McConaghy, orin KuhnIey, Mill ton Smith, Marshall Crutcher, s. K. AIvine, Carrie Mitchell, and Misses Mary Setzekorn, Rose Graziano, Estelle Marlin and Mary Leu Morony.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07
Town Topics

MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Selt- ger and 2 children left recently for Seattle, their former home, where MT. Seltzer said he will engage in private law practice. Both MT. and Mrs. Seltzer have been associated with Warren Taylor, now of Fairbanks, in the local office of Taylor & Seltzer, attorn -ys.
 During his residence here MT. Seltzer also acted as city attorn- ey.
 MT. Seltzer said before leaving that MT. Taylor will be in Kodi- ak shortly with an announce ment of a successor for the local office.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Maurice Briggs, new acting postmaster for Kodiak, took the oath of office Saturday as the transfer from Mrs. Kathryn Francis, acting postmaster for the past year, was effected by Postal Inspector Sellers.
 Mrs. Francis resigned as of June 30, end Of the postal fiscal year, and left by boat for Olym- pia and Tumwater, Wash, to visit members of her family and friends. She expects to return about the first of September.
 MT. Briggs, who lives on the Thompson homestead on M1ll Bay, resigned his position as a civilian carpenter of the Army to accept his new post. Mrs. Briggs is also employed at the post of- flee, as clerk.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Closing of the Red River area to fishing and arrest of over 30 fishermen for illegal fishing there was reported here this week. Re ports said he arrest were made by Marcus Meyer, wild life agent, the first of the week and involved fishing within the re- stricted mile area of the mouth of the river.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Fred c. Miller, father of Al Miller, owner of the Victory cafe, accompanied by Mrs Mill Ter and three children, Dolores, Dean and Dale, arrived here this week from Bellingham, Wash. In Bellingham MT. Miller was employed as hotel chef, and will be associated with his son in the Victory cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Passengers arriving in a plane late this week reported seeing flames and a large amount of smoke on Kupreapoff strait, north of Kodiak, in the area where the Kodiak Timber com pany mill IS located.
 No further in ormation could be obtained as to origin of the fire.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Mrs. L. F. Norman and daugh- ter Nancy, left via Alaska Steam ship recently on two months vacation in Tacoma, Wash, where they will visit MT. Nor mans parents, Dr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

eggs being matched by the Kod- lak Sportsmen's Club.
 The temperature has been raised on the incubators holding the bulk of the eggs, Charles Kettle, club president reports, and more are expected soon.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

MT. and Mrs. Daniel Ball are the parents of a son, weight / pounds 3 ounces, born Tuesday, July 8, at the Griffin Memorial hospital. The new arrival has been named Peter Dennis.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07
clossifieds

FOR SALE or RENT-Mod. g room home, sewer, elec., water, partly furnished incl. 4 beds. For cash or your own terms in reason. Will sell with or with out Broom home, now rented on same property, Latter also for safe separately.
 See Al Nixon or Taylor & Selt- ger, attorneys. If
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Mrs. Cora Holden was assessed costs of $1.5O by City Magis- trate George Slawson July 2 for illegal parking near the city fire hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07
Beware Coughs
 from common colds
 That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bron- chitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any ymedi- cine less potent than Creo,nulsion which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to Soothe and heal raw, tender, infamed bronchial mucous membranes.
 Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote byspecial process with other time tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics.
 No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough, per- imitting rest and sleep, or you are to have your money back. (Ady.)
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

In place of the regular meeting Tuesday the Campfire Girls went on an all-day hike out to Ernie Bryan's farm.
 They ate on the beach around
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Mrs Sol Uric, of Seward, left for her home yesterday after a few days visit with her son, Sid ney, who is in the navy station ed here.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Mro, Frank Erbes and daugh- ter Virginia left recently on a ? months visit in Seattle with her and her husbands parents.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

John J. Hofenscher, of Alitak, is in the GM hospital with hip injury resulting from a fall.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

a bonfire built by Mrs. Foster and the girls.-Donna Fitzgerald Scribe.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Thirteen pheasants, matched by hens, made their appearance this week among the over 400
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

FOR SALE = Dressed young rabbit flyers, also ? breeding does, Please order flyers day before wanted or in the morn ing. Mrs. Nellie HoIler, Kodiak Rabbitry, Nilsson road.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

FOR SALE-2-room house, lge. bathroom. With electric refrig- orator, good residential dist.
 5000. See Emil Knudsen. 7-l4
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

FOR SALE-In International sta tion wagon, good rubber, incl. taxi business lie. $500. See Al Nixon. If
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

FOR RENT-Farn. apt. near business dist. Inquire Pinch's Jewelry;
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07
Rodlak fllrror '|SXcws of o4menca's Last 9rontier

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postofice at Kodiak, Alaska Second Glass matter under act of Congress of March B. 1878.
 KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
 William H. Larnme Editor and Publisher
 Lillian B. Lamme Associate Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

FOR sALE-Remember you can buy bread at Knudsen's Kodi- ak Fountain evenings and Sun days.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

FOR SALE-First time in Kodi- ak. Fascinating Crossword Jig saw Puzzles, $l. See our new display of candles. Frontier Book & Gift Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

WANTED-Boys Cor girls) to sell papers. Be at the Kodiak Mirror office Saturday morn- ing at 9;30.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-07-07

Seattle Representative = The Alaska Newspapers, All Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle Washington. Bat goVernment Of fife people, 6y tie people, for fife people shall not perish from fife earb -Lincola
Evening star., 1945-06-05

Post Yorns" Sent Free!
The Hecht Co, and The Saturday Evening
Post Will Mail Postage Poid) "Post
Yarns" to Your SeNieenen Anywhere in
the World.
Post Yarns Boofh-Sheet FIoor-The Hecht Co.
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PERSONAL.

EMPLoYED MOTHER wants boarding
home Montsomsry eonEps|y fos baby VII
FsGREoaE R saEfHERp $3.50. ask for Mis-,
Wright, II you are in need of loan UP te
SPANISH, evenings. 1-hr. class, 2 to 10;
beginners. intermediate and advanced
classes, native. classes start Sept. 18th
Sip 9e Gov f1.sr and P draperies CO. $500
Made Of your own fabric; ,5-day delivery
all custom work, bedspreads. etc. DAIG.
s sHATbg RFG2EA bSRFAu English sran
Nsh; work called for and delivered, to
daily. Call RE. 6131, Ext. AT.
PICTURES Of babies. weddings parties
assn Phone en- hons At
ROOM, board and schooling for weekly OF
monthly basis basis year d round; children 2 to
R RI lab e'o wAkE-ubPP SERVICE, for in
formation call AT. 20So. -. ,
ss ssss ~ IT. SEQ sssa's VI a,S:1
tNbPk New SP MA sSa a and person
81 UHa s2R IS te' as SsaS
aid Treatments, promptly and to the com.
plete Satisfaction Of Its clientele. Thu
Fos RTSf to Ga q music
dancing, large ballroom studio, 2 pianos
ess mssts 55ddsys fsos Conn., or
YOUNG Mo GiiH"" viii l'g give free care to
ssnss fr Mis- # & e. f8a r. se
wood. Arlington, Va. 10.
light cruise s, s. Potomac tuesday, Sept
HEAR + s;f vof Z e. OF PROPHECY sun, VOL
$50 a m; subj, Grandfather OF Death.
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SITUATIONS MEk.

ICES; sen pseerds taxes financial Teps!ts
AdcoutN FAM Books started and Kept,
audited. financial reports, monthly basis
taxes I;> ete r, Bog piy 15-T s sts. % -
spondence, supervisory. secretarial and
public contact work; ability to absorb de-
tai,si S5o wkis Boy 59,T' star nro,. is
man: man, Al. leaving Government, de-
slres position in private enterprise, back
lesal; single and free to travel. Box @$-T.
CHAUFFEUR. white. single. wishes perma-
years experience; ref Emerson 1867 49,
CHEF, colored. honest, sober. 20 years
expert menu planner and baker. Specialize
IN American and European dishes. GO.
coLoRED MAN wants place as tanitor in
FORMER FIELD SERVICE representative
for large West Coast aircraft mfgr. for
permanent position in sales and service
dept. OF local manufaetursr Mechanleai
line prefsrresd Wii supply reco nI1s
ary or equivalent considered Box 3e7-
GARDENER. greenhouse man, able to take
married. Is years exp. BOX iIa-T' Star,
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, draft exempt. Box
1855, Star.
MAN, colored. desires place as jantor,
apt. house. with wife to live in. Call HO.
1901. ALONZO BELT
VETERAN, 2 yrs mechanical exper, auto
motive, wishes permanent position with
old-established fIm. Phone MI: O045.. 49,
HAVE BEEN MANAGER Of large down
town parking and service garage for IL
years, What have you to offer? Box
VET, ~, F. s. degree in bus. adm and
speech. teaching auditing and sales exper.:
pref. DOS. outside D. c. Box 1877. Star.
PERMANENT POSITION wanted; war vet
eran, Al; can assume responsibility OF gen.
eral ONCE MANAGEMENT or assistant 20 ex-
ecutive offcer. Box 105-T, Star. 16'
AM REsIGNING from the War. Produc-.
ton Board within the next 10 days and
am DESTROYS Of making a connection such
as secretary of small trade association
group. Due to my past experience / feel
well qualified to do satisfactory Job and
can furnish the highest references as to
my character and ability. BOX 1877, Star.
Ice
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for home comfort and con-
yenience, attic fans. oil burners, gas-flrec
winter hookup: gas ranges electric clock
sPa 9sss o9n5roSN Terms
EN-. 3142. d. O122.
ACCESSORIES for camera fans-Films
chemicals. tripods, filters. portrait attach,
ments, photo lenses, exposure meters, rams,
200 more items still available at BRENNEF
PHOTO CO., 933 Pa ave. NV. (opp Dept
CASA ose bou s s sod ia
AIR CoNDITIONERS. Philco. York. win.
mfsf SGD sfSesf 9es5ssf Il 2nse
SDxRM 3L dss St aEPARfED s sas m as
nS ssc so s1psrt wsssn and 'eEs
iIss 4.h s. nv. M. sss4 e opsn s We;
ss5s u;s So
ESeryhns ior the r fass pug bs saaiiss
shp ana oa5RdrToRssNs a ns So h96
aNTroE s. DESK open Il an to
c s;1s wsll mirror ahx5h black cloth coat
necklaces shoes, 81 A; mans gabardin
dsns wool lined. size Al tall. We
AQUARIUMs. top lights and tables, tropica
fish. supplies and plants special da,
only, sunday; zebras. 3 for 81. Store hours
SS & Js sa Ropc sossd fyfES p TSsias
AoUARIUMs. ali sizes. 10 gal. s41s
air pumps, accessories. new Times books
plants. all kinds tropical Ash. Angels
small 39c. medium 69c. Blue Acara 29c
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.. 1927 Ga. ave
ASPHALT TILE your basement or an,
room in the house Call pI 5674
BABY BUGGY. reasonable; has new cush.
lon foids. 81 STEPHENSON. 1909 + st
BABY MAPLE CRIB. Ksntwet mattress
Lehman htfh chair. metal stroller, toy box:
table, chair set, cradle, rocking chair
toidie seat; AL for $50, or separate sale
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HElp poMEsrIc tcen, ,

s MAIn, shS :... oes salary mail apt. ne
e ia s. f' asgs sRe a. aqadr,'
MAID wanted. part time. isi4 10th st
MMSSfhEkhss f Heller: iiye in or out; mic.
pSoa s BABY s sso mo hfg care ss for IL
liys H. 81, IN. sssa aepe1'a0 aa'
rsiersnsss '0 coSn.ry y .usrounainss
old child and infant; November; 500 mo
Es sIsss charsss Ashton a1 Sbs4 sao vse,.
other help employed 81. 7s42. ~.
ssa ssI. and c9G Sh sey 5 to rk ye
IS raise s on arrival ri q new ss6y WI. 5000.
PANTRY Girl. and maid, eolored. fer
high-class guest house. Apply l7l2 New
s ssRPsfins avg eeiHaaMbERMAIp; experience
and references required; to 1880 pm;
F WoM%S to care for small apt
Of WORKING ms mGse oSDo S 'e oR s set
WHITE PERsoN for cooking and down
6 6hsyE Ghsse RE SAG ss7h weekly Call MR..
WOMAN. white. part time, I'VE afternoons
weekly, light housework, help with care
s sRs sS' s sui Box s'ast
WON, WOMAN. white, to take charge Of entire
good opportunity for clean housekeeper
with experience: over 36 preferred; live
WsoM4N p: laundry and cleaning, Mon,
work; references. lin. $500 ~
WOMAN for cooking and dining room helr
sas 00 seeR n9sse Mss ea's ave L. n 70
sss. fas s.s sSs ssss ssDs4 i've
WOMAN: srssiiable., : steady. to care for g
ssv child snas and ant s 5 days no Thurs
a eme xR Rs H. TO L hsP Wiz ia4 pso'
T3P sa s1a ,, fPF cS sH9k snd s .pt
good. permanent Job; refer. REQUIRED
NicE FAMILY. children !: and 10. wants
VIZ lhSIe M EM 3l who can
Homework and cooking in doctors small
bath; must IKE a b.yesr.old child Il mar ar,
ried husband may also stay tss, in return FOL
WANTED for general Homework. laundr,
AtiR HiIs 5sVt Vat vAEa s,fs for loi
some sirt ONE tR' R5sfSE Z M
yIOr my S"yedr-Olu CHiiu IIoul b.lo Yin
to 1915 pm. every Mon. Wed. anc
Thurs. while I attend night school Must
be absolutely dependable. honest and y
good health: refs. HAYWOOD GARDENS
Mt. Rainier. Nd. Call Immediately. uN
fTHE HoLroN.ARMs SCHOOL vents .
wishes to learn the switchboard. Cal
NO 1902.
800 MO-; cook, and general housework
small adult family; preferably live in; ex
cellent accommodations. OR. 003s,
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HELP woMrN.

p 5sssd c s1si sasas WI
siyeo good home and small salary. IA
WOMAN for full or part time once work
81 asisass s e2s5. CO. s' Tx AIIkSsIie
smpisyment once. III door. IxNssB5nk69iHs
Wd soGHo rR III sth and sps 81; s
LAUNDRY. 1927 X st. NV.
I0UNG LADY to operate posting machine:
win train: good salary and rapid advance
TON HOTEL 18th and K sts. NV.
Rsps mP pSps 5uf ftEs'fs
ESHNG IHpS fo to a sssi.t St acs
Shorthand, .cashierins and sensral once
eA's spp sa MR sr scass Ia
aAna f learn @ gSFEss sSs
Tous NV Wo 81 ~ for soi General once work in
freisht forwarding company. knowledse OF
sas sss s4 pp day. e's ssr 10 aass
s s to so:I;;an pm sway Rsfs
E5f D ok and sts c sE
Nj I J Harley. ,,
ply L. E. Carrico. THoMPsoN's DAIRY.
20 n2; lIth st nv. DE. 1900:
interested in personnel work; must have
oor Age BRo ah
AZ JOB asa you 3 ~ VIII ENJoY-Iearn this in
weekly, with rapid Increases: permanent
s 0f EnD s
18th st. NV, Monday through Friday,
s sjao aR = cHRgs R az $50 ropoM II
LAID sSr OFF Don't let it happen again.
We have steady peacetime positions for
colored cafeteria workers. New wage
schedule. plus merit increases. GOVERN
MENT SERVICES, INC. needs workers
with promotion possibilities. Apply lilo
KNOWLEDGE OF BooKKEEPNG, expert
Permanent, pleasant work 40 hours a
Tee person sife SCREEN srRH Riecf
osRpdkrGSfss 3sFi sese asf young
II to 80; knowledse Of typing desirable
but not essential. Apply Miss Fffer
WESTERN UNION, Room Sol, 40 14tf
LARGE LAW OFFICE has permanent posi-.
tons available for experienced secretaries
and stenographers under 49, opportunity
for advancement; 3q-hour week, good
working conditions. Call MRS. LEWIS
RE. $500.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

sss 81 bhs hsSkK5ahTs ISL
s AZ 5ts1t gar hold. B. s.. and NJ s.
1 peaared q s obtain The the %
exchange 1 would accept very moderate
p salary NJ R SSI l36,T star ,s.,n r.
E5yS Fl s eapa 81 Of ONCE Ae s2ss
management and sales promotion. also
HS sHP MEs RSx s ssT star lady ma4red
aged SO, .business-minded excel. refer
ences.. good linsuist, used handle, clientele
and deal with corTesp., thorough Europ,
proportioned salary. Write Box 1907.
LADY, capable. unencumbered. for mother
less home; gentle; no small children, Box
MANA'GERLMiddle-ased woman, husband
employed, desires apartment house to man
q beeEspins; rfrnese Box 4s-r; Star.
MaNnsc HShs TYpEp EDITED Il DESIRED
metieulous work. Telephone olebs $3.50.
NURSE, graduate, registered. yrs hos
pital experience, desires work in doctor s
DAYS week frs Ros lS nrse sssT
4
perienced; Sc for s-hour day duty. Call
RESIDENT MANAGER, refined middle
aged, married woman. desires MANAGEMENT
APARTMENT building: ref. furn. BOX 2S-T.
Star 16f
SECRETARY: exper., will sive part-time
services, half price. (50c hr) for reason
obtaining rental of desperately needed l
or preferably 2 bedrm. furn. apt in NV,
by oct. Is. with OF without lease: best
care, refs Pox AT star; 49,
y experiences, desires position with ma
tional association or as assistant to writer.
Prefer 30-hour week to start. Box lat.
STENo. -TYPIsT-CLERK desires position;
prefer small ONCE. BOX 1877. Star; I6.
WIDOW with son IA desires position as
undergraduate nurse or housekeeper; room
ard soaF Saat for both and small salary
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, desires posi-
s ton Office e elsrk or secretariai switch
FOR EXCELLENT LAUNDERING, brina
your laundry to I291l Georsia ave. NV;
experienced launCress. Adams 1925.
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CALL REPUBLIC 1866 II you are con-
sdering in selling r., your business; ! am
MY BUSINESS is selling your business
EssE' s's Is ssf' Hz f RF'fni aiifSSR
RENT OR SALE, Brentwood sanitorium,
isy ~ tens esn 6e u SSnen
3sth and ave, ne. Cal Mr.
Conf ooMPLEfE Eh1 5EwEIKY FIXTURES, nrst-
class condition, all fixtures electrically
shsed E fsSfE T. sURk seTPs' s4 fT is
RESTAURANT AND BAR-center Of city;
must sacrifice TO other interests. MA. 2a96
hsIasSi 81 lilly equipped ,nsIadlns
an apt snd an aSions spissss for
MRS. RAMSEY, VA. S7se, IS.
sch on account Of poor health, Reas; 1929
SeaSts sson IN
koma Park; reasonably PRICED Call Robt;
RMfsAaeT9'0 sxd foF ssa oeSTas aHs 81
1850 S Moi REsf, approved by Rent Com
baths; Business and propeEty for sale y
Psynsns D'f For ap6 call Be, sl7s
DRY CLEANING and laundering, going
o saSs t sanes e., FR s 80 s ees
suHT "a IRd FOR HOTEL. adi st 6lds s To-
Gated at 18th and N SITS. NV: now operat-
auoed s 9om onaer oSe monR
HARRy FRlEDM e RfossT Re -Ies
for sale in its entirety; real estate, build
Ing all equipment and % p Pref gong
puslnesS, tnis Is sIuu,uuu oeai ohis
F Fri f4 Broker' RE n iiss HAIRY l.
HOTEL FOR SALE. located in the business
good condition: priced rightt; abov. $50
p9G Sssh Sea srofer to RE- HARRY
IF YOU WANT store. garage, tourist
court. home or farm farm; get in TOUCH Elth me
D Dry SSea hG Hse va and aite fs
tions; ideal ne, location; low rent, long
500 worth Of merchandise. ready for
on premises. owner viii sacrifice al
e. it5e ri S's Co. 81 TaR
Will rGkcHASS;E outright or consider s
business; upper Northwest preferred. Have
and close contacts for afiiiated lines,
lars, II no BROKERS. Box set, Star. il.
$50 18th ST. S.E.-Furnishings OF 3-bed-
room apt; long lease; fine small invest
ment: make more than your rent See
ExcEILENT REPUTATION as hotel in
for home or business Price reasonable to
quick buyer; For further information; cal
J; LEO KoLB, 1897 Wis. ave, MI. 200;
UP TO $4,000 to invest in going business;
WANT a shoe repairing agency for a
dry cleaning store in new shopping CEN
ter: good opportunity. See MRS. MARTIN,
a a9aI TayloE ,S Ts Sc between As Pm
nice home with $500 monthly income;
n nGass Oil eTs es IRE escses oa
HTWs o Boy aesre e. s bay
tached in Metropolitan Area Of Washing
Vienna. Va Tel. Vienna 203-J-1. r.
SALE-Fillins station and general store
bath: LOCATED miles north q isespurs.
Va, on u. s.; route 15. Included is dance
hall 40x40 #. with good oak floors, and
approximately 5 acres of choice land.
Would make a wonderful site for tourist
eooa R e st for dance Sa
National cash register, electric Coea-cola
cooler and large Heatrola One-hah cash
with terms on balance; Apply owner, L.
c. BOWMAN, LuckettS, Va. Phone 69-J-a.
DESIRED TO PURCHASE dry cleaning and
store pc l2sT ps ss to ia
nice income. Rooming house business
for sale $4,000. DI. 2135.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING via Key West Big Bend Ma
tional Park; 3-month trip. Lincoln Al
October /. Companion with camping
equipment and share expense. Box 4lo-H,
Star. 49,
WANTED RESPONSIBLE person to drive
Army officers car to San Antonio. Texas;
references required. Call EN-, 1887 be-
fore the 18th or after the 10th.
LADY, excellent driver, 3 small children,
desire ride vicinity Tampa, Florida; will
pay all gas expenses. EN-. 1923.
aos ass taks Phone sfsEEt 1000 at Rm
1000. MORNINGS Z TO ii 80 or evenings
I to .. Ask for Mr. METzGER 49,
ARMY OFFICER leaving for Wichita Falls
and San Antonio, Tex, Tuesday, Sept. Is:
can take . or 3 passengers share ex-
penses. Box ATS: Star.
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA. take 8. Call
MR. BURK at Alexandria 9b65. 10.
LADY DRIVING TO FLORIDA September
"a or 2b. viii take lady, companion who
Gaithersburg 200 bet and any eve. IL
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SITUATIONS DOMESTlC.

COOK and general maid. white, expert
enced; avail. for home adults only; live in;
locsl refersnees Box alt star .,,l t..
exnerienced. 1925 P Ct, NV, no, 1882: :
ness establishment or school. Call Sat-
urday or Sunday, .TR 49ss;
GIRL, colored, high school, desires work
after school from to pm. Call Column
GIRL. colored. wants general housework
5h days, no Sundays, 8 am. to DIM
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced white woman
to take full charge of . home, s26 week
NEAT CoLoRED GIRLS want days work
5 days a week; no laundry. FIR. 1885.
WOMAN, white. with child CD wants light
work. some pay with room and board
WOMAN. coiored, permanent days work
Mons, Tues, WEEDS, Fridays, Sats, FRAN.
CES LINCOLN Phone Ashton MD 21s7
WOMAN. colored, wishes laundry worl
Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri. and Sat-, SIS day
and cartsTs Se not saI 4fssr 70 aaE pm n,y z.
sion ave. ne. TR. 4JSl,