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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-09-29


ford, son of Mrs. Hattie johnson,
SO Clayton St., is spending a 80
day furlough at home having been
in service with the ALB Q. M.
Service Company in France, Ger
many, Holland, and Belgium. His
brother Cpl. Willie Rutherford is
with the 4422 Q. NJ. Trucking Co.
in the South Pacific and his half
brother, Pfc Calvin johnson, with
the 1870 D. P. T. Co. in Europe.
REGIONAL CONFERENCE The
N E. Regional Conference of the
NAACP will convene Oct. 8 at 8
P. M. at the home of Mr.. Harry
Oswell, Loval st. Delegates of the
local branch are Rev. Gibson Ella
Wilson, Nelson Ambush and Hol-
lister Guthridge. The local branch
will hold its next regular meeting
in Friendship Hall Oct.1 Speaker
to be named The Mems Club of
the A. M. E. Zion Church will SER
We chicken fricassee dinner in
the vestry of the church Sunday,
Sept. 80, at 1870 P. M. The Mis-
sionary society of the A. M. e.
Church gave a Musical Starlight
in the vestry Sept. 10 which was
well attended and greatly enjoyed
by the large attendance. The
committee deserves much common
dation for the fine program. The
Church of God in Christ, North
ern District meeting Of they. P.
W. W. will be at 80 Clayton St.
Monday evening, Oct. /. All are
welcome. Officers are; Mission
airy, P. Gibson, Field Worker, Rev.
R. A. Brown, Dist. pres, Rev. A
/ c. Gibson, pastor, Rev. C. H. Brew
State president, Rev. C. Range,
State Overseer, Mrs. M. D. Mat
thews, State Mother. BROWN
BOUQUET CLUB A newly organ
lied club. "The Brown Bouquet,
held their first meeting at the
home of Mrs. Benjamin Bailey,
! II Prospect St. Officers elected
were: President, Mrs Beatrice Rim
giles; Vice. Mrs. Edna Bailey; Ire
! asurer Mrs. Elenore Kelley, Sec'y
Miss Helene Donahue. During the
social hour the hostesss served a
delicious collation.. Wednesday
the 18th, Miss H. Donahue enter
tanned the Brown Bouquets at
her home II Prospect st. Mrs.
Frances Perkins and Mrs. Erma
Wilgon are on the social commit
tee and Miss Phyllis Price, public
ity agent The members enjoyed
the refreshments served by Mrs,
Donohue.
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M. KOUNTZE
50 Jerome St. = Telephone ARL.

w. MEDFORD, Mass, Sept. "a
More Of our intellectual lead
ers should sustain the church,
said Pastor Bailey in his sermon
last Sunday as he called upon
more active participation in
Shiloh Church work. Setting
splendid example, Mrs. Bailey
announced a call for a new
Shiloh Junior Choir to be made
up of youths, 1917 years. Prac-
rice will begin Wednesday, Oct
$rd, so please keep this date
reserved. Local boys and girls
Of teen age are also being asked
to sing Cor the Inter-Racial
Youth Choir, sponsored by the
Massachusetts, Baptist Conven-
ton with headquarters at Ire
mont Temple. A symbol of de-
mocracy, this choir is composed
CT many nationalities. Seldom
has so many singing opportuni-
ties arisen for our young people
and we can not say too much
in praise Of Mrs. Bailey'S inf1u-
ence in this musical develop
ment. 1t seems at times that
Mrs. Bailey has contributed
more to this community than
we sometimes realize. The To-
cal members of the nter-Racial
Choir, all members of the Shi-.
loh Choir, are lone Digger,
Mary Booker and Gloria .Bos-
field, The Community Center
Historic and Education commit
tee announces the opening Of
Race History lectures each
Wednesday evening, at 3 o'clock,
beginning next week, Oct 8 at
the Center. Featured will be the
brilliant Harvard graduate,
Boston teacher and newspaper
associate editor, William Har
rison, who has prepared a most
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revealing background of the
colored people. SO widespread
is the interest in these subjects
that Father Denis A. OBrien Of
st Raphael Catholic church
will be an opening night guest
at the lecture next and it is
hoped that q fine representation
Of the community will pc pres
ent to insure a successful start.
Reserve this date There will be
a small fee for the project and
season tickets are available.
Don t forget to attend these
weekly lectures on Race. Make
it a date.
The Community Center lead
ers are endeavoring to formu-
late a planned program of &C
tlvities for the youth and adults
of w Medford and we are
pleased to note this progressive
trend in the members we have
spoken with during the past few
weeks. The 1916 Community
Fund Red Feather parade will
be held here Sunday and we
are hoping the Center will ben
eft from she Fund next year.
Army Chaplain, Capt Charles
Fisher has arrived home from
italy where he served with the
Fifth Army in Italy and where
he met his brother Cpl. Orvin
Fisher who we hope will also
arrive home soon. Happily re-
united with his pretty wife and
two children, little Mary and
Charles Junior, Captain Fisher
VINO visited relatives in Med
ford this week told me ne was
mighty glad to be home Chap.
Fisher formerly lived here be-
fore moving to Texas where he
taught at Tillotson before join
ing the army. Pvt Phil Johnson,
a veteran of the Pacific war
and Lieut. Cecil Phillips who
served in the Aleutian and
Alaska war theatre, both were
reported to be or their way
out of the army this week and
soon will be in civilian toys
again. Meanwhile, Capt Hugh
H. BoSfield is awaiting the YER
dict in Alabama; Sgt Edgar
Wright who recently arrived
ON Europe has been called to
Fort Lee, and several other vet
Grams are Sweating it out"
either here or abroad. Neyerthe-
less, there is ample proof that
many of the boys are coming
home and each week we expect
to add to the list. IF we miss any
Just send the good news. The
nieces If the late Robert /
Smith have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs Henrietta H Smith of
81 Jerome st. Louise, Hazel, and
Minnie James, and Mrs Ivory
James, all of Columbia, Virginia,
have been enjoying their stay
in Medford, the best hometown
in the world. Mr. and Mrs
Wendell L Houston recently Wis
tied relatives and friends IN
New JERSEY and report a fine
time in observing Mrs Hous-
toms birthday. Miss Barbara
Digger is substituting as a
teacher at the Hervey School
this year. Miss Digger taught
az Palmer Memorial Institute II"
North Carolina last season and
is now hoping to secure a posi-
ton in this state. subbing, OF
course, is not regular work. Mrs
Madeline Andrews is also quail
fled to substitute. What we
wish to see is colored regular
teachers. And there's chance
if Medford doesn't want them
thev may 90 elsewhere. 1t hap
pened to orr young colored hos
pital doctors and colored nurs-
IS. That much is on record. Mrs
Barbara K Press of Broonlyn
visited relatives and friends
here this week. Mrs Ella Tolli-
yer of Boston, recently recover
cd from illness, was a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs John Wilkerson last
Sunday. Thanks for your news.
NIX.
nAAnsvE
Evening star., 1945-01-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS, storm sash.
insulation screens bookcases, etc CAN for
ALTERATIONS. repsirs. m sa painting, remodel
1ht Sss5I g. ss:Ihaes IN
a1en IL type. osEpH sgeps LIGHT ssRrqssss ssRss
S sfnHsSy sfpsg is roons roet S Wool IN
suppG9 Gs f25 eo a7 Pa ss
NV. Warehouse at 7th and ne. DI.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS. RA. 1898.
Knotty pine rscrsasion nsan rooms, general re-
9Sn y .s5sas nIsshas has essnns Hss hs es; ps.
p5sslsas a<'is fst aniesSa isia Wsoh
j JOINS -MANvILLE roofing. siding. storm
s9ShAsTsS faiSTfss ms Sc B2oSsATs 81 40 year,
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
ssae rats ssss ssr free
LUCAS LUCAS & LUCAS. s2s Emerson
PAINTING, decorating, alterations and re-
PAINTING, PAPERiNG, PLAsTERING and
available Free estimates. white mechanics:
BROS CO. DI. 4ioo: after pm, FIR.
ROOFING, asbestos siding. remodeling,
| terms. l-l5 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 11oS-11l3.
Member J M Home Improvement Guild
WATERPRoOFING, all types. ROBERT
PRICE. Ordway sa44, after pm. s.
.ng insulation: combination storm sash.
1919 H st NV. RE $500
IN VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
CO. CHI 1929. Johns-Manville roofing,
siding, insulation: storm windows. heating.
remodeling; terms.
MODERNIZE YOUR H0ME--Porches in
ished; concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing, roofing. siding and storm
sash Get our free estimate. Terms ar
ranged DISTRICT RENOVATORS, gem
eraf contractors GE 9551.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
PERSONAL

Very important. Cal District m s 4514. P1H PAUL
bk HaKS q la3a j0aNsos Ess st. osns. r.s. teeth
Wss,ory slde. eG5 18th NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
van Wright II you are In need of loan up to
CIRCLE SISS Il eli Clue DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home; For 10
pisa Mr.. AMBRosE. Service erV oei Barber, GE GE
WasHISSToS S5ss fyenEnss' w MustGA &c, INSTITUTE
wants associate teachers of the dance or
drama to rent coach house. studio. over
900 #. floor space: ballet bars, reception
and dressing rooms, lavatory. shower and
1870 10TH st. NV. at arc light. On bus
ne SteP; e Sall DseasuT Pee ST,SYo 9G9s uu
Formerly of 9TH ave. New York. Equipped
e order Also ressylinE and alterations
WAKE Or BY PHoNEEThe original wake
%on astvfs Ds,as asf esS SSpsh Dn aF Sc 49,
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, Today
master: S. MfTcHELI, JeWsler 14o4
CASH BuYERs WAITING for your NV.
real estate. Call Kensington 1o-J-2 for
ELDERLY LADY desires pvt rm. and bath
in Jewish convalescent home price no
object. Write details to 1850 Harvard st.
NV. Apt. 712
DIAMOND CUTTER would like TO contact
some one with equipment for cutting gem
stone. Box 6S-Y. Star -
EXCEPTIONAL suburban boarding home.
child up to 5 yrs mothers care. moderate
fee. Box 2s4-X, Star
NURSE for general day duty: salary. S1o5
per month. MARTINS NURSING HOME,
34a3 Wis. ave. NV. OR. 1929 12a
WANTED day care for 4-year-old boy In
gentle home near 1st and Madison
Randolph 7409.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
Situations tDanted ddvertise-
ments containing the symbol
* are inserted by er-serpice
men and 1DOmen.
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. income taxes. genl records
kept on psrt-time regular basis; long
sna heoms D tax s epor Is
ments H WHALEa st1 Nm Ma Hnsaf'ai osaa sis.e Is
HStf Ss.rs desires syenns
ATTENTioN-Have been conducting highly
nGe because o war 70 etns
same. Will consider either temporary or
permanent connection where good judg7,
s Rde enough to
OF any business or organization where ex-
ecutive duties REQUIRE employe direction,
state requirements. Address Box 155-Y.
eGsoofR;REsPoNDENT-oFF1cE ASST, 90. a
connection desirable; $50 wkly. TR. 1924.
FARMER wants Job as foreman or laborer:
CLENSER, Foxhall Farm, Catonsville 2S.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY, exp, in once mail,
messenger, desires after school. Sat. work.
RE. 0265, Ext. .1105. after 4 pm.
JANITOR, experienced; desires place with
quarters; references, Phone Chestnut
LAWYER, honorably retired from Army
held rank Of major. desires connection In
ed sonrass Gr
member p. G, bar. Box 94-Y. Star. y
MAINTENANCE and repair man for large
apartment house. age 43, reliable, white.
Box 151-Y, Star. f0s
MAN, colored. wants job work: wash walls.
Venetian blinds. woodwork; good reference.
1144 10th st. NV.
MAN, aged Al, thoroughly experienced. in
real estate construction estimating. civil
engineering and general business, desires
immediate placement with reputable con-
Germ Box 230-Y, Star. n
MAN, age "a. excellent references, some
money and car, desires partnership in
good-raying business. with services full
or part time: Is years good business back
ground as supervisor and foreman. Lin
coin 1859 after pm. and all day Sum
MAN, es. 4-F. car. desires sales work with
real estate company specializing In NV,
SCI SENIOR tos REGULAR ECU ARMY OFFICER +,
physically retired; now settling in Wash.
connection. oualified physically, profess
managerial position. business experience
and success considerably above average.
REQUEST adequate information in reply.
All win be answered. Box Oily, Star. 81
YOUNG MAN, A. B. in economics. en-
ployed 1fa years In. Government agency
in D. c., last year with trade associations
in public relations. editor and as radio
broadcaster; no objection to travelling;
references. BOX 221-Y, Star. n
WANTED-Part-time evenings, expert
enced l. b. NJ. technician, general cler-
ical, sales, etc. BOX 105-Y, Star. 7s
Evening star., 1945-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators, various
makes, hand and elec,, sale or rent: reas.
CIRCLE; liz l4th St NV DI 1872
Re sn ss xSEt 500 Se' :as;
to responsible person RE. 37S7.
ARM aay ERT Hss Tafbas co s oorsds to
sEkRM sds 4th elocss SIX REPaRRED isf any make,
Teeaa f S9 ssrSee Tsea 1Ra work TsTy sSar
li32 / Ath St NV. Ma: 1854; Open ewes.
rosewood sofa, Empire sofa with carved
sssE sSsss; dH eoss. Ss dealers: -, 9.
afss sas few shRs s
framed, modern IRAN copper pieces. very
BABY BUGGY, collapsible, prewar, rubber
special mattress: both for $40. sai4
tssss ri. i s5S o. ssss a.
aansit,s1 sASh SvBs qsGFs sl5 gas operated good
excellent condition: SIS Box spring and
rr anasp. sps;ng mat mattress included IA 1927
nture: % Contents sN Of 00ari entire % house. eo Can
BEDROOM SUITE, andirons, chests, chine
sS moving, f,A stofase. s EPEIMIN. ssos Ga.
SUITE manos.n. peaaH.
s2DnocMnSs tI2n TsslGI aRSs isss5 ncoM RRSRsEMsI EMS
annette Aas Set Th
seats. beautiful studio with pillows. scoop
sas sss. ssasss a5 as msssSna ssss .S tGs
complete, nothing else e buy. SOC: con
sRS ssS S5 Esa ss hsE' s Is NJ 81 81
CAMERA sxlo, Packard shutter. wide
si.r sH5 eaes srDod J.af,os and case ps.ne
nsss. ss o iSiy sSsTsn,ssd. sis; ssss sissTs ssss
CAMERAS, movie eauipmsnt We buy, sen.
saaas al sSNRess 81 FH54 Sfe'o c5
ssuas ass I'd III sss sssss5e.s e
sss$ s ss1s sSaas
Gasa s4sss Fas Hfa sAsazzlERs lszlHa co. ss
a8a ssaas sA nods 1soo
eond. Cal! ~. 6 and $50 p.m.. RE.
cnIiD's GYM SET; bassinet: bathinetts:
ap1sS pNiSS shss, hsnM sE sE1 flIa Drev.r in soos
dition: cheap. $50. Call Ii; 7os5. s.
Duncan Phyfe; HOLLYWOOD beds, studio
couches. sofa beds. odd sofas chest Of
drawers. occasional chairs and table.
love seats, secretaries. highboys rugs,
nah dressers, nah bookcases LINCOLN
FURNITURE CO.. Sn7 Pa. ave. NV.
DINING ROOM SUITE. S75; maple betrm.
suite, SIS. 1883 Monroe st, NV.
CONTINUED on Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1945-01-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN. Cont, !,

EXPERIENCED young lady desires cashiers
position, evening hours. from $40 pm.
RXPERIfN6iEsD.' ED CAPABLE WOMAN wishes
position resident manager for apt or
looming house Phone AID. 9566. g.
EXECUTIVE SECY., bkpr: efficient, de-
pendable. capable assuming full RESPONSE
biiity. extensive business background de-
sires position with future. Box 93-Y. Star.
EXPERIENCED spanish-Enslish Translator.
secretary to ambassador teaching Roose-
VIII travel MISS WAR MARIA Is5tjs ToUs soTo, o16
HoUsEKEEPERMRefhined lady lady desires posi-
fnl charge. uePsf Box Psa-Y fSnneo Sam nome sake
MEDICAL SECRETARY : RECEPTIONIsT,
asst. bookkeeper: 3 years experience with
prominent local doctor. HO 0956
RESIDENT MANAGER position desired by
WlIe OF serviceman. bus. exp, for 2-bedrm
uni; apt and salary. GE 1857 7'
sERVICEMAN'S WIFE wants typing to do
sERyICEMAN's WIFE with child desires
position as manager OF rooming or apt.
mouse; experienced; reference If desired
Pmone WA: 4954 day and evening
STATISTICAL CLERK, part or full time:
rramc ana rate experience: available i'm
m ,mIledlateiy. Box 112-Y. StaN 6'
WANTED, interesting position by end of
January for young, capable woman with
initiative: executive ability, knowledge typ
ing. flline, complete office procedure, some
shorthand; "a. years college. "a years
business experience; minimum, 50 900.
write Box 162-Y, Star r.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
HELP poMEsIIc.

ASSIST mother with household duties.
laundering and cooking; coIored;. refer
sasf ys N Goos foe bone new AT nssson ssa
premises available il desired; ali modern
equipment: references: salary. 500. Call
CHAMBERMATD-W WAITRESS, colored, not
vases Apply ss45 St. NV. % between stsa, s0Io 10
CHILD's NURsE-Responsibl person look
ing for pleasant home, private room: light
housework; ! adult; liberal time of; city
coIoRED co6rIE,p per or mS coiored dor d2si girls.
wanted to cook, and light housework,
odsr 5feesn bas sss a al
wk. IS min. to Silver spring, transporta-
ps si1n furnished saary sl75 per mo. Call
Cook. s.h.w. DH White 'oP0: or eolored live in or
out no sundays' unda references. 2o1 10th st,
COOK. a. NV fsU4 bv widow IN heautifu, ,,,-
Ssts home csntral%y % iocated oenu on 18th st.. ST.;
live N OF out. Tel MI. 245e.
COOK, e,h.w;. nice surroundings. no chill
ass en oSoa o1 M aast asR4 family
ss5 j. + ss SM SssSi.ss sssS At j. dinner At
Or Or full time Call evenings, DE. 964S.,
COOK. no objections to woman with child
Phone sSe In OR r isss 1ssi good home and wages
COOK, experienced: pleasant working con-
s nS sunsss sene wSsk 4ep wt Ar eS Children
live in preferred; other help comes in
ssys ssy s.s week; local references required;
COOK, high standards, health certificate;
Peg HW o,awas asse aD.
f sIanas M R Pc es.I
s1ced; reliable; live in: small family; $50
Cook 0osk RSb on kya EN- 3s5e
ssasssfs sss an ap s. sfts4 J. r. ss sssk Call 1
COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER, part time:
hours, 8 to 8, 5.day week. Sunday off, no
line: attractive salary to experienced per
son with good references. Call WI. 1926.
COOK AND SERVE, GEORGETOWN family,
S125; other help. kept. sleep in Comfortable
eoGSTKf $3.50; HKi Saf GIRL only, white or eolored
nrsFs sfnFs so opb Fon RTysts fa%y sssy
ONCE. 1877 Eye ST. NV. DI 52SO.
COUPLE, as cook and butler, for private
residence; salary, $500 month. Cali WO
COUPLE with Q school-age girls are mov-
ing to. Ohio and are willing to provide
home for middle.aged white woman to do
gnt hogfsessssping of light Laundry and
while couple are away. Glebe 4400.
COUPLE for general housekeeping on coun-
butler, chauffeur. and both man and wife
experienced serving table Large private
bath and lovely 4-windowed bedroom, twin
beds, radio and air-conditionins. Owner
times late hours and elaborate entertain
ing when at home No children in family
Right salary TO right couple. Our present
couple going to our Western home, but will
recommend us. Phone Falls Church 27e0
Evening star., 1945-01-06
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BUTLER wife general house
work and waitress; white or colored; live
lent Ss9G PsT "sRfh cant Du mqsf 5 have excel
odce 9is q GREYHouND coRPoRAT1oN,
COOK, New exoerenced e9en afs Weekdays only good
salary KENEsAW SODA FOUNTAIN,
Irving and Mt; Pleasant SITS. NV. HO. 94fs.
onsf AppE TRe Is e. sf PR sGss TSoninE
6ousework and garden; near Annapolis,
ceen Me ebn1E and at s62 per month With
exceptionally fne, permanent situation
sne m mhapPes mR + rSP NRg
FooD Z COUNTER CLERKS, ERR 1s or over; we
will train you for essential work on our
war workers Good S pay W While Hef learning UNI
At any PEOPLES DRUG STORE Or Once,
MAN AND WIFE, as cook and butler. for
private residence; salary. 5000 month.
S1,l GAN Wo. sSn VII WIFE erner,ercsa IN rsstau
rant business, to assist owners; $500 min
imum earnings, guaranteed monthly to
start; star; Write full details. Box 112-x. Star.
eontPaet fEhfs' ss M1RscH 0ns SON. 44po
PHoT6GRApHEHR, to operate small. studio;
references. Box 6S-X, Star
SALESPEOPLE-Part or full time, for all
departments of our stores: pleasant work
ms conditions; good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office, II F
st. ne.
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP, experienced
Apply CONGRESSIONAL DRUG STORE.
PARTTiME Z Al + Ii E.fs EVENING WORK on Mondays.
tuesdays and Wednesdays of each, week.
Open to able men and women Of all ages.
Consisting of individual price marking and
placing of food items on our shelves. Hours
7 pm. to IL midnight, but you can work
either. ] or 3 full days, 5 hours or less as
you wish, 75c an hour. Apply advertising
Office, 10 am. to 4 pm. GIANT FOOD
DEPT. STORE, S45 Bladensbure I'd.
POSTWAR, CAFETERIA workers. colored-
busrirls, trasbmen. etc; Learn a trade.
help the war effort. Get into q. Job with a
future. Now paid vacation and promotion
on ability. As hours. $50 week plus
meals daily and uniforms. Hiring arrange
ments approved by WING. Apply 1119
2Ist st. NV. WELFARE g. RECREATION
AL ASSOCIATION.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

AWNING and canvas service complete.
Get PROCTER and don't GAMBLE. Elk.
9797. Repair act now. and be ready.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. fuI-
National <712.
CLEANING Of rugs and upholstered furni-
ture by new and revolutionary process:
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home: call for estimate: the
low prize will amaze you. Call NO, 2355.
niture machine cleaned in your home or
ofice; new dry-suds method, moth pro-
tects; estimates. Ex 149S or DI. 0122.
ELECTRIC REFRlGERATORs repaired:
service calls. $150 ARGENT REFRIGER-
ALTON sERvlcE. cH. s4s4; nights ,qI.
ELECTRIC WIRING. nxtures, extra out
lets. repairs; old houses a speciality, REGAL
EEc. CO. 5000 Ga ave. RA. 1891.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, house wir-
j ing &. repair plnss Installed. $3.50 up. ,TE.
EnfERr El2S 81 " RAToa aeaaf RErA1Rns. 10 I'd day
service: guaranteed scientifically By. watch
master. 8, MITCHELL. Jeweler. 14o4 New
~ IE935Sosso 4 SANDING ~ 9y,o gAaxE "a E,as noAD HoUs-
work: reasonable. HI. 1911.
Evening star., 1945-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SALON WANTED by two opera
tors; must be good proposition. Box
WE Can SELL your business quickly
HAMMOND HAN oiSI,. & CO. goo DE. 2oo2; New York
fo0e To SELL dTeie YotR 81 soG BUSINESS consult r.
PRINT SHOP, stationery and hallmark
greeting card store, all combined. Unusual
business is now operating at nice profit,
but owner is in the service and desires
to sell. Print shop has modern equipment,
l0x15. latest type styles etc. Downtown
location. with paper and supply house
nearby Plenty OF space for expansion.
sale. Prewar low rental. Lease or pur-
chase building Can be seen by interested
persons at their convenience. Box f2-Y,
Young & PASTOR want 100 rooming or
room and boarding houses at once; cash
sops Of your listing: ' prompt and Fse eourts Seu
Gus service. Cali MA. 24a5 or MA. 5447.
nfg rI9 vsrmSnt ave a NV a.n..r ao,n
. pm; daily, ii40 y. Quincy st..
ffaassi9n Xa s. GH Lsfso Htf on beer and
way from The pistrIst line sas on main hlsh ,:
m,onthly. with unlimited opportunity for
either nov or postyar increase and eX
down. Can EGGLEToN REAL EsTATE
ssla 18th ~. St nG nv s,;n to buy q sell pu
SEVER HH svsi ssn MbExceptional aa sons
and profitable business, 2-storv brick and
stone s, b bHidiEs. 6xla5 f.; $1,000 So; e
iisa RSaffs ss2fss eo ssas
Will LEASE to responsible person beauti-
ful modern soda fountain in large uptown
drugstore; exeellent opportunity for right
RaEsTu BEAUTY sGS Salon 1SH WANTED: downtown or
SenE ave; ave; prefer air conditioned, Box
iSvEsTMENT-Nichols ave. Sc: stores
I apts., showing very good income;
500 So IT, return can be- psrsassd
DRfY.cLEANiNG Dry STORE and laundry
agency. established Is yrs: must sell due
to Illness 1000 17th ST. NV corner y. You
CANDY STORE, $3.50 cash; good location
GSf Due '1a 70 si RECENT DEATH OF PARTNER,
newly y-organiZed business will take in new
partner who can help with financing. This
Give business experience and approximate
amount willing to advance toward financ-
ing; All information confidential. Box
new REsiTtAuRANT and delicatessen- in
Northwest business area; Priced right for
GqoHoR HISE sr6RE Wanted by private party
PRICED risht. RA. s241, or write to Box
2 ROOMING HOUSES, can be bought sep
arately or together: near 9th and @ SITS.
NV nets s4,509 W.; can be bought for
CQLORED CEMETERY-A going, close-in
colored cemetery for sale. An unusual OPP
portunity. Box 149-Y. Star. ~
DGS, grocery, beer, meats: business
5000 weekly: short hours no Sunday: truck,
than asking price Of $3.50. win A'''
Groceries. meats, vegetables: business
5000 weekly, mixed trade: complete price
worth more
Delicatessen and meats. business over
large inventory: price only SI1.5O0 for
everything, terms: owners quote net in
come over $500. weekly;
81 700 weekly: no competitions; old. we'll
established location: price. $4,000. for
KoGoD & BooKoFT. Ma. $3.50. GE.