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Evening star., 1945-10-22

the face Of Margaret Lindsay, his
co-star in a new picture, because
he had not been introduced to her.
The piece relating to Duryea' S
good manners even describes how he
walked over to where she was sitting
and greeted her with. Miss Lindsay
! presume"
After that, the press agent rec
ords, HE really let her have it."
Tough, those male movie players,
but not without the saving grace of
nobility and an insistence upon the
little details OF nice living.
Bargain department: Availability
Of frabics to make new costumes
for motion picture players is expect
ed to result reasonably soon in the
greatest clearance sale the movie
studios ever have held. Conserva-
tions practices forced upon the pro-
ducerS during the war years, in
which no such sales were held, have
resulted in the largest supplies of
clothing ever collected by wardrobe
staf1 members. Clothing, remade
and remade even as your own has
been, has been worn for as many as
20 different pictures during the war
years. Once it was discarded after
one production.
The bargains will be a little shah
bier to look at this time, but the
prices should be terrifically low.
** So
Fiscal department: "Oklahoma!
which spends virtually every day
setting a new record of some kind
has just come up with the most
impressive one of all, a mark that
should keep the upstart "Carousel"
IN its place for some time to come.
The record is one of gross busi-
ness of $65 900 in one week at Bush
nell auditorium in Hartford, Conn.
That is the most Oklahoma!
has made anywhere at any equiva-
lent time. 1t knocks Cincinnati
right back on its heels, that city
having held the previous one-week
record at $44,500.
1t is around $34,000 at the Ma
tional, If our memory is correct,
which 1t frequently f1agrantly is not.
Casting department: 1t could be
that Gene Lockhart, who usually
plays the sniveling villain in the
movies-and does it very well-will
make the most spectacular advance
you ever laid eyes on in his next
film. At any rate, he has just been
cast as Hedy Lamarr,s husband in
The Strange Woman"
He is a very bad husband, of
course, but even that kind to Miss
Lamar represents a lot of progress.
Miscellany department: Love on
the Dole" widely hailed British film
dealing with British economy during
the depression years, was screened
for critics today s.. 1t opens at the
Little Jheater on Wednesday
Mildred Pierce" with Joan Craw-
ford playing the mother role in the
James M. Cain story, will open at
the Earle on Thursday ;. Tchais-
kowsky has another inning on the
screen in That Night With YOU
Keith's next attraction, with Fran
chot Tone and Susanna Foster in
the leading roles -. A couple OF
modern composers help out, OF
course Louis Kronerl berger
writing in Commentary" gives the
current theater one of the most
mcrciless drubhings it has had in
years. Its lack Of ideas and ideal
ism is what makes him indignant
Evening star., 1945-10-22
HOLLYWOOD.
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.

Sights and sounds: Mildred Pierce
is a quiet, respectable housewife
who lives in Glendale, Calf, back
door suburb of Los Angeles. Sum-
moned to the door one afternoon
last week she was confronted by
a man bearing a briefcase. He
handed her a card identifying him.
self as member of the Warner
Bros. legal department.
Mildred Pierce was asked If she
had seen the motion picture, Mil
dred Pierce" starring Joan Craw-
ford, which has its locale in
Glendale, Calf. She replied that
she had not. Then she was asked
If she had read the book. Mildred
Evening star., 1945-10-22

house at once, Just SO she'll be used
to them by the time action starts.
Imagine eating soup or cutting q
steak with those things on" said
Linda. Incidentally, the script calls
for her to dress while wearing them.
released By North American NEWSPAPER
t1ltance
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
TaE DETROIT TIMES C-I3

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Infantry I o I
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Reject
Be||Wdge0ffer

-Four thousand employees Of the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. today
rejected the company'S offer of
increases ranging from S. TO S4
per week, II was announced by
Mr. Frances Smith, president of
the Michigan Telephone Employees
Federation
a vote was taken al n meeting
held last night IN the AL Temple
Mrs. Smith said that 4 hearing
of the wage dispute. IN which the
employees seek increases of ST per
week, will be heard by the War
Labor Boards national telephone
panel on Feb. 26. The hearing had
been originally set for Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Mother Dammann Dies

NEW YORK. Feb. IA QNS)-
a funeral mass VIII be offered
FRIDAY for Mother Grace Cow
ardrn DanUann.. IL. one of the
nations leading women educators
and known internationally aS a
champion Of racial equality. She
died yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
49, $
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
POPULARITY OF SQUARE DANCING
 NOW GROWING

A large number of dancers and spectators enjoyed the old-fashi- ,oned square dancing in the A. B. Hall last night. Young men and women danced in the same sets with olr- timers who had not danced a square dance since the Treadwell Mine was in full operation
 Recent newcomers to June u, who were introduced and joined in the dancing, included MT. and Mrs. D. c. Newton of Billings, Montana, and Miss Laurene Knowles of Denver. John Oberg was welcomed back from Fairbanks where he spent the holidays with his son, Ernst Oberg
 E. M Mcintyre, violinist, and Albert Peterson, accordionist, fur nished the music, and interspersed an occasional waltz or schottische for little variation. A. B. Cain was the caller.
 The next dance, to be held in the A. B. Hall under the combined auspices of the American Women's Voluntary Association and the USO, will be on January IT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04

Wrestlers in Japan sometimes weigh 300-350 pounds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04

to new Liberty ship for its short trial run and the ensuing events be- fore they again reached the United States II months and two invasionS iater.
 Their original route was to New Guinea and back, but from New Guinea they were sent to Sidney Australia, then to Brisbane, Mel bourne, back to Sidney and to other rnints in the South Pacific as the ship was needed
 Veterans of the invasions of We Tak and Moritov they were later loaded for the invasion of the Philippines, but the convoy was found to be too fast for their ship, and they were unloaded and re- turned to the States with men due rotation leave
 There are reports, Newmarket
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
KEITH pETR|(H CALLED TO NAVY
 AIR CORPS DUTY

Keith T. Petrich has taken a leave of absence from Pan American Air ways to accept a call to active duty with the naval air corps. He left Seattle Wednesday for Corpus Christi.
 The son of MT and Mrs. J. T.
 Petrich, Juneau, he is an ensign in the U. s. Naval Reserve. He has Town with Pan American for the
 raSt two years, flying the AIeutian
 chain route last winter and flying
 the New York to Northern Ireland route for three months.
 His sister, Mrs Paul Cooke, is with her husband at Sioux City,
 Iowa, where he is completing his training as a Bl7 pilot. Petrich snd MT. and Mrs. Cooke are all graduates of Juneau High School.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. - Closing quotation on Alaska Juneau Mine stock today is 6i2, American Can 93ls, Anaconda 3012, Beech Air craft l4is, Bethlehem Steel 69A Curtiss- Wright 6l5, International Harvester 8l, Kennec 38h North American Aviation II, New York Central 237s, Northern Pa cific 2l%, U. S. Steel 62A, Pound $4.O4.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows Industrials, l54.42; rails, 49.43; utilities, 26.83.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04

said, that the Japs do not have the equipment for accurate bombing But he does not believe that. Not after having his ship bombed from more than 10000 feet by Nips who strung parallel rows of bombs for the length of the ship and close enough to vibrate heavy bolts out of grating and packing from the pro- pellor shaft.
 His ship, he said, was credited with one Jap bomber. Newmarker will return to a Mari time school in the near future to complete his training before being commissioned an ensign in the Mari time Service aud U s. Naval Re- serve.
 Dr. William Whitehead, recently elected president, was presiding at his first meeting today. He told members that the year ahead will call for working together to offset such problems as the closing of the mine and the lumber mill
 But working together. he said con- fidently, can make Juneau better than in 1885 and better than it is today.
 New committees for 1945 were named. The first named in each group being the chairman, the com- mittees are:
 Aviation - Bruce Kendall, Curtis Shattuck and Charles Carter.
 Civic Affairs-Frank Hermann, B F. Heintzleman and Stanley Grum- melt,
 Forum and Policy-Homer Garvin and other Past Presidents.
 Legislative-Howard Stabler, AL len Shattuck and Harold B. Foss.
 Reception Charles Naghel and Homer Garvin.
 Local Industries - Keith Wildes, Harold E. Smith and John Beck.
 Member and Finance -Arthu Hedges, G. Earl Cleveland and John s. Young.
 Transportation-J Burford, Robert D. Martin and Harold Sver- drup.
 Retail Trade Clarence E. War field, Fred Henning and Tom Hut chings
 Special Committees
 Post War Planning-Linn A. For rest, Henry Green and Hugh B. Antrim.
 Health Council-Trevor Davis.
 Local Publicity = William Carter. Henry Hogue and Jack Fletcher.
 A new member present was Fred Geeslin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
AMERICAN LEGION BOY SCOUT TROOP
 FORM PATROLS

The American Legion Boy Scout Troop met last evening at the Dug cut. This was the second meeting of the Troop since it's formation. Twenty-one boys were present, ne- cessitating the formation of a third patrol The patrols organized last week were also slightly reorganized and the roster now reads as follows:
 Black Bear Patrol-Bob Croken, Leader; Tom Hughes, Asst. Leader; Billy Sperling, Scribe; Bob Carter, Terry Pegues, Bill Graves. members.
 Flaming Arrow Patrol-Dale Rolf, Leader; Jimmy Nordale, Scribe; Bobby Sommers, Frederick Wyller, Don Wingerson, John Monroe, John Harris, Bill Mickle, members.
 Flying Eagle Patrol-Bob Howell, Leader; Edwin Heisel, Asst. Leader; Clifford Cole, Scribe; Bobby Rhodes, Jerry Godkins, Billy Forward, Carl Weidran, members.
 A knot-tying contest was won by the Flaming Arrow Patrol Several games were played under the leader- ship of Dick Wingerson, Senior Patrol Leader.
 The balance of the evening was given to planning Patrol meetings and next weeks Troop meeting. 
 NNrnc+lnrc in In,nn - .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
CLOVER TRIAL BEGINS TODAY
 IN CITY COURT

The case of the City of Juneau vs.
 Albert s. Glover was still proceed 1 ing at press time. The case started
 at 10 o'clock this morning when
 Glover, who was arrested at 10 p.
 m. Saturday, was charged with al- legged interfering with an officer and
 being drunk in a public place, ap- l peared in the Court Room in the
 City Hall with his attorney, Harold l Stabler.
 After a lengthy discussion Stabler
 moved that the first charge be stricken because the municipal or
 dinance provided penalty in ex- cess of that allowed by the Terri torial Legislature. Glover then faced trial on one count, alleged being drunk in public place. The City rested it's case at o'clock this afternoon after hearing Assist ant Chief of Police Harry Murray and other witnesses tell their story how Glover was alleged to have tried to restrain Officer Murray while he was arresting an intoxicated man in the Imperial Pool Hall on Saturday night.
 Judge Holzheimer is the presiding
 judge at the trial M. E. Monagle is representing the City.
 The jury is composed of the fol- lowing: Earl Barcus, Douglas J. Oliver, Alice Bach Coughlin, Lud- wig Nelson, Mrs. Harley Turner, Mrs. Pete Carlson, Lymma Holland. Jake Cropley, A. J. Forrest, Doris Stewart, Grace Ramsey and Mrs. H. R. Blood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
Dance 10 Be Given
 BySons of Norway

A dance will be given in the Elks Hall next Saturday evening in honor of the tenth anniversary of the Sons Of Norway. Music for the affair will be furnished by Peterson's Orchestra, Beginning at 10 o'clock and continu- ing until l a. m.
 Tickets may be secured from any member of the organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
CONVENTIONS TO
 BE BANNED, 1945

NEW YORK, Jan. A ban on national conventions to the rest of 1945 is being prepared in the offices of War Mobilization, Defense and Transportation The A m eri c II Transit Association reported the plan was related in a telegram from James Byrnes, Director of War Mob ilization. Col. Roane Waring, Presi- dent of the ATA, is offering his CO., operation in such a move.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
ONLY FEW JApS
 LEAVE FOR HOME

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-Only a handful of Japanese Americans left relocation centers for West Coast homes yesterday the first day after lifting of the Army's exclusion order, War Relocation Authority said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
VETERAN OF TWO INvA5I0NS TALKS
 AT CHAMBER MEET
Jack Newmarker Tells Ex- perien(e of 11-Monih
 Trial Run'

Jack Newmarket, Juneau, cadet in the Maritime Commission, was guest speaker at the noon meeting of the Chamber of Commerce today.
 He told briefly of being assigned
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-04
FROM HAYNES

Dave Fenton is in Juneau and is registered at the Gastineau Hotel from Haines.
Evening star., 1945-03-20
PERSONAL.

MILTNERY-LOUIsE CHHCOTE, custom
made hats, excellent remodeling, cleaning
and blocking. lI10 st. NV. D1. 1905.
MIILINERY, REsTYLING, BLoCKING,
cleaning, trimming; fabrics, straws, felts,
Vo E H sgs h anpes pen p s0ek eks
DIR. FREDA R. osTRow, 7ooa Conn. ave.
s5zi. M Physiotherapy N treatments, s. ca:
SWISS ss-AMERIcAN WATCHES repaired. 3
WORK @ suaranteed ELEcTRIcAI stcs CENTER CENTER
AND GIFT MART, 514 10th ST.. between
H1GAE i ehS + cTLFGREp s1S PM WOMAN teaches Eng
hsh: self-confadenee, freedom from self.
SpF private tutor MI 2550
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism. srthritis, nerv-
BUSINESS, piles, colds, flu or other ailments.
Also relief for aching. swollen feet. Lady
naturopath, 20 yrs experience. in charge.
pREsssMAkIse ss STUDIO, centrall, located,
Of 9Th ave New York
Moderate prices LEA ENdEL Ito F St.
Dk FHsm q seSGs dsalss sH soi False
rspaired while you wait Room 6o2.
HoSE MssiSTy slfE saEpHnRp AZ l4ss so for Mis-,
Wrls't. II you are in need of a loan up te
BANlSh FEAR SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
develop courage and gain poise. learn to
talk nuently and convincingly, For private
Interview phone Ma 34ss
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day and board.
ing nursery through 9th grade: hot lunch.
cons and TRANSPORTATION provided: indi
vidual attention stressed: art. music
dancing: extensive Fairgrounds SH. 1874
WAKE UP BY PHONETIC original wake.
UP service; 81 per month after first month
cfRchE asr GIus Sq DGNcEs De whsHe tresd
meet and strangers feel at home. Fol. in
formation phone g to . pm. HO. 1859 :,
WANTED French conversation one-hali
hour daily, vicinity Chevy Chase Club
ref. requested Phone WI. 5452.
EXCHANGE = Use of summer cottage
partly furnished, electricity, GE refrigera.
tor, on 2-acre tract of woodland, Located
10 miles from D. c. line and 300-ft. walk
to PRR flag station, to reliable couple
premises free. Box 127-E, Star.
CONVERSATIONAL LESSONS in Spanish
given by cultured Latin American. HO
443Q SCs
Evening star., 1945-03-20
HELP WOMEN.

EASTER APPAREL SALESWOMEN needed
for part time; Apply personnel ONCE. End
hSG THE NEcWT WTR c9 st. e I'm
no experience Necessary; excellent WORKING
ment once. 722 18th st. NV, Mon. through
e Sso t she cHEsApEAs f PEA e. l. SoToRe saS s
AIRCRAFT-Transcon & Western
Air. Inc.-Stock clerks. aircraft stock and
procurement division; starting salary, Sl25
TO- S135 mo-; excellent opportunity for
8 aadyancepsnt,, nD Apply in person, TWA
port. ,I,ntsryiswing Monday through Fri
/. FRANK COMPANY has Immediate OPEN
ings for salesladies, cashiers, typists, file
clerks and stock girls; permanent posi-
tions, unusually attractive salary. Apply
ATTENTION. residents Of Chevy Chase:
Shoe Stores offers you an excellent oppor-
tunity to make good salary, We need
hosiery and shoe salesladies. with or with
out experience. We will gladly train you
ence Permanent position and pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Labin,
HAHN SHOE STORES, 44S3 Conn. ave.
RADIO MANUFACTURING plant-vacan-
eiss opened in assembly inspection and
while being trained; good pay, good hours;
dep WAsHNaToS iShSs NsTTufE gEIT 81
CS!fss aGENcy Park hInsrercsd Md
stenosrapher; advertising experience de-
for advancement; downtown location: 40
hour week. Call MISS GWYER, DI. 740O.
Evening star., 1945-03-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CEMENT WORK; stone walls, .iagstone
Porchess s sd, and walks. chimneys, fireplaces,
WxFERfRooFrNG-Have NHsfE1IIfi as your basement
xsd S befS5s soBER4 f9Epf r1RS pRfcS or sa44
ALTERATIONS and new construction work,
asetiSs 9s ssrk sa1nse 61ns 5s S5s@D' sS
laying, sanding finishing. cleaning: par.
fss' Rz'fs & en'1hsi sis HassR
i1lsBhEssfTosS BEST sipiNG' roonns. rock wool IN:
1ff a Eau1SMsNf iHa fsos'f oo Pa ave-
NV. Warehouse at 7tb and T ne. DI.
GENERAL CoNTRAcToR-Get repairing
rush, estimates free. c. A. NEWELL.
DRIVEWAYs built, surfaced or repaired;
concrete. asphalt. stone walk, walls. ter
races; bulldozer grading, top soil. DEIN.
ASPHALT surfacins of driveways, parking
lots, lots yaks see q terraces; estimates free,
RoMf HI, GA REMobELNG, EssSi repairing: general a
pLtMBING W AND as1 HEAffNG ff ~ WE We are
equipped TO handle any size repair or re-
sehz Gs e. i406 66 fsmase spFns Td
3oaNhs-MANvnLE HHI . ASBESTOS SIDING,
services. woobRIDoE fsafS REAhTY CO.. @D Rome
Improyement pyyeemne Division. 1881 R. L. ave. ne.
MoDERSizE YOUR HoME-porcnes In
closed. recreation rooms built, attics fin-
and plumbing roofne. siding and storm
:ss e. ssS EH'
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tiooal income: attics made into rooms.
basement rooms finished porches inclosed,
concrete concrete work. plumbing. decorating;
Small monthly payments TABoR's HOME
RENoVAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV,
"a sAlNTISG AND DECORATING, 40 years a,
akns hsms' brig brighter
call RA $3.50 or GE. sssa after $50 p.m. m.
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUcAS 1913 Emerson
PAINTING, PApERING. PLAsrERrNG and
general repairs. Electrical work Materials
PTompt PppI M service Terms 1In. arranssd HouGH
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodelins,
fsTns l5 EeaIs RS ao2TIa SECURITY H9MF
Member JIM, Home fmDrovemens Guild
5SHSsHaaNvfLLE jedhsnaaai'if roofing, siding. insula
ton, & storm sash; to years to pay
fA1ES vIRGNIAca GG2STEAc1No S1 81 2aa2
DINER CORP. Chestnut 1929; Johns-Man-
vile roofing, siding, insulation: storm win
dSWs; @ s., screens beating, remodeling; Terms.
~ ~ ~ASHINGION ~ Cali PATTERSON
vile 4oofng, siding, Insulation: storm win
dows, screens. heating. remodelipg Terms
Evening star., 1945-03-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.)

LADY, empl., cultured, nonsmoker,. nom
drinker, stay nights with child or elderly,
for room. (no furnishings. service) and
board or light cook. privileges. AID. 3027.
NURSE, colored, wishes s-hr.
day duty Call NE. 4069.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored with medical
and college background, wishes case
SECRETARY. experienced. eficient, college
graduate. takes dictation accurately, types
rapidly, pleasing appearance and per-
sEccRETAR;Y.. .'s5 81, single, refined, expert
enced and eficient. seeks interesting po-
sEGp sitiSn; iE gentle ny sTd Box 131-E s Star. -
sfdkfAAnYs s4s Aaimf s452 4ssr
oughly experienced, resident, 5 or 51a
day week; small office preferred: min,
$50 week. GE. 90O5. Box 499-H. Star.
TYPIsT-CLERK-You lady desires ONCE
york S several H evenings week and sundays a5a
WOMAN, refined. older, desires light house
work care children good home, small 1os sal
YOUNG LADY, college graduate talmost),
fairly intelligent. editorial experience,
touch typist after a fashion, wants, Job
with money as object Will work any
hours except Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings. Evening or night work per-
fectly acceptable. Pleasant speaking voice,
some dramatic background. Available i'm
medistely media X Box l26-E, Star ... 21'
to II pm. or IL am. to am: any kind
Evening star., 1945-03-20
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT-Veteran desire

Acc noTtor desires
BOOKKEEPER, accounting general ledger,
desires permanent position; refs; draft
sooKkEEPHRcasa1Ek FL 1h diversified espe-
rience industry STATISTICAL background, seeks
DsSe Dswas and unrs o5 selling retail
SASiSEr woRK sdd store Of ztSres; ieS sst car
SHEf local of 4esor AT qsf hste
club, thoroushfy experienced % and good good ref +
eTsnfs S0nIfcr Box si5IiITs s1iHi sssr. r.nts So'
home evenings. How csn SanIS help Gprk yoas ~
HOTEL CLERk, sober. honest @ and reliable.
HOTEL pfNiNG ROOM or restaurant con,
cession, by group incl mgr. chef. second
cook; having years experience; will also
consider percentase basis. Box 125-E
iNTELLIGENT, capable man. glutton for
1sssss 1ssss msss hsndls help; sobeT
JOB WANTEDEYounr, ambitious. married
man. 1 child, draft exempt. hard and
to msths sRs 70 pubc cspaSe spiSi Of
responsible position, experienced in man
aging oauS dau9r store and gas station. also
hnsncins also experienced o as a1io%eaIe WSoesaie
tobacco salesman; ready Immediately for
,org soSd; S,r steady s. position: willing to work
4ZZ6, or Box 124-E, Star. 2Ss
LAWYER, young, experienced in adminis-
postwar future: presently associated with
one OF city's outstanding Arms, desires to
me ke change. Address Box 2S6-H, Star 20s
PAPERHANGER-PAINT white, 90 yrs.
exp. Wants contract work. Phone Linz
SENATE SECRETARY. 40. wants EN- enter
real estate and insurance business; free
or days each week to start; later full
time; have car, desire commission arrange
ing Job; prefer associating with success
fui GENTLE broker who may wish to retire
ana dispose OF business in 2 or 3 years.
136-E, Star,
TWO MEN desire housecleaning between
and z pm, ask for FRANK COOK. 2Os
Evening star., 1945-03-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICES fcon,. ,

acknowledgements bath rooms. Pre-
TUE pro%ps se4aee nStsed
ME: 93o3, to pm. or Sligo 3os1,
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home If pos
sansd sntsed E~als, PROMPT service d. es2S "a.
sHoP g.m: D!''fs FRIDAY is and sata1das' tkHGo
% ssgs,ged , IL nskss, p! @ ggss,
ssSs'a. ss1S mash'as' sas
small @ applianess, d az dn makes repaired: work
RfEFRinGSiERiAToRsss iREffAIRED, can make
an electric refgT;; out of your old icebox,
have Hsrs coils and 81 parts go
SRfKiGEk4ToH SRffs Ma Il r. s2kvfcE ICE commercial
and aRn dSmsSt.s years experience HOW
ROoFING. quick service: leaks, slate. tile,
cs df'eThS as 4s Tos.
ea Mr. DaRhpE HEE sE ziss naa
Avoid future delays and disappointment
your summer screens and winter storm
sash combinations; reasonable, cost. pay
remoVabIe rem from INSIDE e Of home exclusive %
metal fitting frame, positive sill drainage
and metal ventilation fittings deferred
SCREEN REPAIRING, carpenter work,
painting, weather stripping. caulking: FIRST
class work. J. E. GORoUM. Hillside
ssEEWiNG MAcHrNEs-ouaranteed reDstr.
On On any make adjusting and oiling, 81
ing machine dept. 3rd door S. KANN
shwiNG MACHiNE REPAnns-we INSPECT,
oil and adjust any make machine. 69c
Replacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing machines
SLIP COVER s-co. 569o-Draperies
bedspreads: 5-day delivery; expert work
manship. DAIGNEFAULT DECORATORS;
UPHOLSTERING, custom work. I will
sady g. EgERToS vs. ySur g own a4si material
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. Full
LER q d'ALBERT. NC sis 10th st. nv
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up to
8 IT wide and IT, long Have your blinds
se sibod seansd ~ eyr saApE
AWNING Co: 202i I7tb NV DU 5000
YOUR TREES CUT DOWN and carried
away OF cut up for your fireplace. Cal
Glebe S122 mh26s
WE REPAIR washing machines, Vacuums,
toasters, lamps, irons fans, quick service;
work guaranteed. DU 3060