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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
SHARON GRANGE TO MEET

The regular meeting of the Sharon
grange will be held Friday evening,
June 7, with Master Calvin Menden-
hall in charge. Work in the third
and fourth degrees will be given to
a class of candidates.
A memorial program, including
readings, music, and the decoration
of the altar, will be presented by
the lecturer, Adeline Groves.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
This "Ad" Appealed
To Pearl RalstOn

Pearl Ralston is crazy about this
one. For a week an anonymous
youth has been waiting for response
to his advertisement, posted at a
cost of 20-cents in a West London
sidewalk showcase. 1t says:
Young man, "a, who has been
told by his mother to find a young
woman, would like to meet one who
would be willing to go out with him
and his mother.
Young woman must first have an
interview with his mother and if ac-
cepted must pay all her expenses.
Marriage could be arranged when
mother dies"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
Cambridge Resident
Wins Batesville Auto

Ray Lake, 213 S. 10th street,
Cambridge, held the winning ticket,
number 1917, and won the 1916
Chevrolet car, given away Decora-
ton Day by members of the Ameri-
can Legion, Beaver post, No. 57S,
Batesville.
The drawing was held Thursday
in conjunction with their observance
of Decoration Day. Tickets went on
sale several months ago.
The proceeds will be used to fur
ther the growth of this new Legion
post at Batesville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
TWIN PINE TO OPEN DOORS
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

George Christopher and Robert
Clark, who recently leased the Twin
Pine filling station, south of Cald-
well, are now painting their new
business place and plan to open it to
the public within two weeks.
At the present time they are man.
aging the local Sterling station on
West street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
NEW DUTIES

Pvt. Dean F. Dudley, Cumberland,
was recently assigned to duties
with the U. S. army reserve corps
at Camp Carson, Colorado. He re-
ceived his basic training at Fort
Knox, KY, and spent a month at
Fort Lawton, Seattle, Wash.
In the current educational pro-
gram offered, he has chosen photo
graphy, accounting and bookkeeping.
He is a graduate of the Cumberland
high school, class of 1945.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
ARRIVE IN CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Orton w. Schafer
arrived in Riverside, Calf, Tuesday
of this week, after enjoying three
weeks visit at the home of his broth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Schafer,
south of Caldwell.
During their visit back home, Mr..
Schafer was a guest speaker at the
BARRIERS association meeting in
GAINESVILLE. They were also guests
at number of lovely dinner parties
given in their honor.
Ross Schafer, Caldwell, is also a
brother.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
COUNTY AGENT AND
STAFF AT MEETING

The office of the county agent in
Caldwell will be closed Friday and
Saturday of this week to permit the
county agent and his staff to attend
a conference at the Ross-Hocking
camp. County Agent Floyd Hen
derson, Home Demonstration Agent
Margaret Donohoo, and secretary,
Miss Lavina Hedge, will represent
Noble county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
CHECKS MAILED

Checks are being mailed out this
week by Auditor Ray McVay to the
81 dependent mothers in Noble
county and the eight recipients of
the blind pension.
The mothers will receive 1858 to
care for 40 children under Is years
of age and five under 18.
The blind pension total was $141.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
MOVE TO WILMINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Laudicina and
son have moved to Wilmington,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Laudicina is an instruc-
tor at the airfeld there. His wife is
the former Ruth Ann Iams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Iams,
south of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
LOCAL SALESMAN WINS

In a salesmen contest between the
Cambridge and Caldwell branches of
the Guernsey Memorials, Fred w.
LeGraen topped the list and for his
efforts was guest of the company at
a dinner in Cambridge. Guests in
cluded all the statesmen and owners.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
MOVE TO McARTHUR

Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Brown
and family moved their household
furniture to Macarthur this week
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Brown is the new agent
for Vinton county, having served in
a similar capacity in Noble for the
past II years.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
DIVORCE ACTION FILED

James F. Hamilton charges gross
neglect of duty in his petition, filed
in Common Pleas court, asking that
he be divorced from Catherine j.
Hamilton. They were married Nov.
4. 1914 at Brownwood, Texas.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
REGULAR MEETING

Regular June meeting of the No
BILE county board of health was held
Saturday afternoon with DR.. J. L.
Roman, of Batesville, presiding. Re-
ports were given by Health Commits
sion N. S. Reed and Health Nurse
Mrs. Harold Dyer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
EXAMINERS HERE

Examiners from the workmen's
compensation bureau are in Caldwell
this week, located at the courthouse.
The representatives are examining
the payrolls for the township and
corporations.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
0 60
CONTRACT LET

Bids were opened Tuesday by the
state highway department for i'm
proving 6.38 miles of the Summer
field = Quaker City Antrim road,
state route 513, in Marion township.
Three other bids were opened at
the same time and the entire cost
of these resurfacing jobs was
$57,2O2.O0.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
ELECTION BOARD MEETS

Only routine business was trans
acted Saturday afternoon when the
June meeting of the Noble county
board of elections was held at the
courthouse. Alfred Brown was in
charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06

For SaIe-DDT, for the Pests and
Bugs; also Weed-nO-more, kills
weeds, does no harm to the grass.
Caldwell Implement & Supply Co.
45 as At
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
SPONSORING SOCIAL

Ladies of the Altar society of st.
Michaels church, Berne, are spon-
soring a social Sunday evening, June
9, at 1880 o'clock. The public is in
vited and refreshments will be
served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
FRACTURES HIP

George Flood. we'll known resident
of Batesville, fell Monday night at
his home and suffered fracture of
the right hip. He was removed to
St. Francis hospital, Cambridge,
where the fracture was reduced.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
FIVE PRISONERS IN MAY

Only five prisoners were lodged in
the Noble county jail during the
month of May, according to the re-
port of Mrs. Clayton Mckee, matron.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06

NOTICE-AlI Spring Fertilizer Is
Due. Save Yourself Five Percent
BY Paying For 1t Before July |.
Caldwell Implement & Supply Co.
AZ 48 49
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06

For Sale-SOybeans, Wilson Type
Seed Beans, also InnOculation. Cald-
well Implement & Supply Company.
As as al
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06

FOR SALE-Genuine Green Top
Plymouth Binder Twine. Caldwell
Implement G. Supply Co.
AZ 48. 49
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
A TRIBUTE TO FALLEN HEROES

Editors note The following beautiful tribute
dedication of the Dexter City Memorial Sunday
written by L. H. Tareton of CALDWELL
War H. Charles Tareon It fitting tribute only
Dexter City
his life that might live
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
IN MEM RIAM

Our honored Sons, we are met today
Tribute and praise to you we give,
You, who SO proudly marched away
To serve to die that might live.
Loving hands placed this votive stone
In faith that in the future years,
The Prince of Peace will guard the home
From wars and hatred, blood and tears
Beneath the sunshine and the rain
Asleep are those we most did love;
These dead have not died in vain"
They live again with Him above.
God gave His only begotten Son
That Love and Peace on earth abide
And that all men might live as one
Like Him in service our sons died.
Deaths veil hides brighter sphere
That will be lifted in eternity
And we will meet those we honor here
The martyrs of our great Democracy.
L. H. Tarleton,
TTIl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
PARTITION CASE

PARTITION CASE
A partition case has been filed in
common pleas court by Attorney U.
H. Buckley. Clarence Dillehay is the
plaintiff and the action is against
Lowe Rowlands Gldden, ct al.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-06
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IN NOBLE COUNTY

The Tax Books Are Now Open
For Paying the June Or Last Hall
of the 1945 Real Estate Tax. Closing
Date Is July 20.
IRA PRYOR. '
Noble County Treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
DON

Center and left. "Polor"
blouse Of 1000 pure wool
suede cloth by American WOOL
en- Mills. Slide fastener clos
ina -----$25
Mcdonald winter sports shirt
of 1870 wool, $3.50 royon. in
bright Torton potterns-S S7.95
Flannel sIocks of 1000 wool
in fine, hounds tooth pot
tern ----------Si>
Evening star., 1946-09-09
MAC

Short Tuckermon coot for oil
around use is warm American
Woolen fobrlc plus wool plaid
lining ne------------SZo
Bright ImperioI shirt in bril-
liant red, soft 1000 wool
$ll.So
Pure worsted eobordine slocks,
$3.50
AII-wooI gloves ----------SZ
' 80
Evening star., 1946-09-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

BHLNG p MACHINE OPERATORS, 5-day,
9Th floor; WOODWARD g. LoTHRoP,
fUR f1Re oPERAroRs AND CUTTERS. Aba Apply
employment office, 9th floor, WOODWARD
Z LOTHROP. 9:30-6 daily. ID
TYPISTS t40), $40 wk. twomen). many
semi-Gov. openings; bookkeepers, full
cnarge, $50 wk.: card punch operators,
$3.50 mo-; receptionist-monitor board opr
S35 wk; clerk-typist, claim work $50
d9zens G3z,t soSd Of other openings daily WELCOME
SEstab. % yrsJ BoYD'S, 1888 F. Ma
Al SECRETARY. $50 wk. tfemale): ad-
vertising promotion Offices, stenographers,
legal, S50-S55 wk. trade assoc secretary,
$50 wk.; radio. stenographer. $50 wk
secretary, manufacturers agent, $50 wk
legal stenogs., beg. and exper, S45-S55
wk.: need 100 new applicant daily for new
interesting openings. See Miss White or
Miss Lee. (Estab. % years. BOYDS. /.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER tm). 81 800 yr !:
radar exper. craftsman, statistical, S2,4O0:
civil engineer, computing. municipal work,
SIS wk. See Mr: Byrd. Ma. $3.50 or MA
Zip PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G ST.,
MICRO-WAVE ,TECHNICIAN tm.), $500,
research training or exper. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 G st. Ma 21l9
BOOKKEEPER, $4,000; bookkeeper Cath
olic), S2,400; secretary, legal, S2,400: in
formation clerk, 81 $50; multilith operator,
81 1.S00; engineer, 5th or 7th class, So .0sO
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 171O
g st: NV. Ma. 0954.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught In
~ lessons. Improvising and transposing
Aforementioned studio. MR. NEWMAN,
l7o6 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. 53OO
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for 81 trailing. W4RMYNN y Na0ysE1msnE BEAuTY
sfatf oPERafoks I1s M nT Rd 17ss
t., tsainpg m all subjects; day night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
2. G; reauirements and CT training. 134O
PIANO INsTRUCTION-Begi and
abo students o ss1s and adults
musical talent. MI 1892
GUITAR-Spanish and electric Hawaiian
Taught In your home by nationally known
Gaz q NsfRT1oN syfRns f. e55 e5sdes
sTm opens oPsqaa ssp saSNf4
20l9 Conn. ave. DE. 1857. %
sTENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
eoM,sa. now forming IN Beginners and refresher
In Fl sPns saSees M
2s yrs. Accredited. Approved GI school
1888 q lopp Capitol TheaterJ
LEARN TO DRIVE the NATIONAL DRIv-
ING INSTITUTE way; So so per hr. Class
ssrBs ss SSDs S oI dsts e1ns Ex Ask o9
RI PIANo ASGansi TEACHER for children and adults iSi
certn: from Orlando (Fla.) Music Academy
and Vienna masters NE. 2614. IL
BECOME Bee A WATCHMA1KER. get informa,
Watchmakers' Institute, Washington, b. c..
for a. complete training; at present time
only by mail Write Box AISLE, Star. I5'
Evening star., 1946-09-11
HOME IMPRovEMEN1 coMpANlEs,

esbinetmaEns' painting s''sD sDd dsco9stns tSshls
ass isfp' saa DGE'hf; TArHpk 81
AsfHsfff pkfvfWAYs. GR pr,vat. roads ia and
gPorshss sG1TecIo snd Iyalks. ehimneys, nrepaees.
GMoSsIINATioN cay AEuMINTM FSSste Storm nYS; Window
n fa ca Bqs rs.
SoS6kGMTfE. cEMEST iRH woRk@ aGt sssa Sidewalks.
be b15sheS sone wak spfDs
e 'R eo saS aaiane senay4s
DRIVEWAY sPEcIALIsT-Asphalt black
top, concrete-grading. fagstone walks,
ffooRs PtsN sASpHD %h Ssnd and re,nished a clean
RsSsSsaiosi Fi S1s gMSoRR1s s. s%s5 f.s
nssnR nSas assnas Sss tns psst pest
ING i, coNTsAcToEs.' iNc.. t5 isis WILSON,
GENEKAL CONTRACTING Residential
call SH Us o for an estimate. j. W. TAYLOR
GENEa3E 1 Ra2 eSes GoNrRAcfffiAs rfa fffs prompt S per-
sonal attention for remodeling or repairing
M TRs q Co. soTs fs47 coRh sSs c0E D
5914. II
OAK FLOORING-will gladly quote you
on clear oak flooring, including laying and
pPaaiTSHH1ngE PaTHT1Ep prompt nUo ossryiss OK; Obs. a.
reflnishing, roof repairs. waterproofin
work guar: white mechanics; references;
TON. AID 5129
PAINTING. papering. floor finishing. Best
COLONIAL DECORATORS. RA. 1864. Il:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL INsTAL.
LAT1ON CO. $500 Wis. ave WI 1900.
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed, painted; cutters,
spouts; free estimates, so years reliable
sery; GICHNER ROOFING CO.. MA. 7lS4
ROOFING AND WATERPROOFING. Since
lgl4. Yes, guaranteed Easy terms Small
SPECIALIZED HOUSE CLEASiHG-Floors
cleaned and polished, woman supervisor
Call for estimate UNITED HOME sERV-
ICE, INC, IA. 1904 or TR. 1865. IL
WATERPROOFING, all kinds, have your
eassment pnspeT watssrpIoofed now; cement work.
fEGsERr IS w ENP PRICE 6 s. Be 1921. u,
GsaAuggLFIEID CORP. for Johns 1anviiie
foonng and siding, also storm windows.
$40 NJ st NV. zone z HO 412O
Evening star., 1946-09-11
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started kept
part time. audits, statements. tax returns;
ACCOUNTANT, books Started, kept, state.
ments, income tax prepared; D. c., Md
Va; reasonable rates. Box 3l3-B, Star
ACCOUNTANT. veteran. former oficer, ex-
peff IN accounting Gesns ga and taxes. s and
VIII travel Refs. Box 1O0-E, Star. IL
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept,
i,HIt audited; tax reports monthly service state
exp. public acctg. veteran, age 2S, desires
pSsitlon tsa With with cpa or VII consider other
A!CCoUNIANcY school graduate. practic-
time, TIM work or a evenings week. Box
KS. ISiE. STUDENT Ess yIsss. x9FE in
erea Mash and eFpT
sapsn sai sRe go s105 oE in 4ss5 SsPy
BARTENDER, white. experienced serving
beer and wine, not exper. mixer, willing
sA Systems sns
W7s iga ssT T99thy 9sh gT9
mer seabee oficer; salary secondary. Call
DkuG Dk u5soa AsD q fA ffotok ta1t sALEs wholesale
and retail: over 10 years diversified ex-
perience' permanent resident Of D, G.,
% SsaEs s age DeFS0na'le hsve
Ex;MARfNE wants to learn carpenter
trade. Call Union .4791 after 8 pm. 12'
also experienced driver. AT. 1859, Ill
tor in the evening. call after e:15. MI
MAN, colored, janitor and part time in
apartment house. Porter or work around
hHsss MANAGER Rhone s,sSaveb G1 s1S4 ,boD or
ettel-Young man; 35. desires employ
ment; percentage basis or share profits;
aaa saPaI noAs sSF ffE sae sspe In
3; e, resident; :, {. S: snd NJ {. s. de
oficer with mortgage loan CORRESPONDENT
or financial institution. Refs. Box 92-E
FAINTER, white. frst-class. with full equip
6. E BOWEN. % Chestnut 52S4 II. i5sA'
PF so0sSa szs a 0 ssar a painter
FAINTER DECoRATOR-Good work, re-
liable; interior, exterior. Call evenings.
PHARMACIsT, experienced. used to deal
ing with high class clientele, available i'm
VETERAN, white, married desires work as
VKIRRaa ShiRpss slerk Hgx e sssE: star
acct, knowledge of engineering equipment,
will consider any selling position. MIR.
VETERAN, white, in school, desires Job
starting at pm: daily; Office and food
STgeE1sass TFTEkaS Box ords91sd 45s1E star,
and theology education. desires position
as manager of apt. buildings or admins
trative nature; experienced in personnel
procedures, commercial and government: :
nothing under $500 per month considered
Box 34S-E, Star I1s
MATCHMAKER. experienced: prefer out
side work Box SGD. Star
YOUNG MAN, 40, married, wishes honest
employer; have had clerical statistical:
perm. civil service status. BOX 467-E, Star.
TWO MEN WANT JANITOR quarters; one
full time, one part time. from to rms.
call DI. 1872.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
PERSONAL.

MUSES. AVAILABLE - The inter-racial
purses purses resistery; 24-hour service. DU.
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ask for Miss
fGsP DR9ssmAKSiSNFc Ss KIN sKasi9rs nsn .,rrR.r,ons
Modern studio in once blde' ceDtrsliy ee1nsW
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
sas p order 9r so prmps seTycf
NV. Room 20 Telephone Executive is0S
DIAMONDS; Ola 5Ss pawn tickets. silver and Jew
FERN G4 MaaEs VA st 81 nv snampoo ME s4aS ana
hngsrTaye, hngs says 81 SOC No appointments. All
Flynn BEAUTY coLiEGE. eSEaensi naio 9 GAS St.
r.Ts s.kMANENT; NE l., 81; shampoo and ange.
PesHHh scH93L 9SGAIafsws Ihsfs slsr
s.S ss%Rfs you co o'fsss gsSo bas
SaHDREMs SaIlst moGsr1 THEATER Of DANcETap.
's5Sss PE seaodE ga SSS
Gf95S1a afGHny ave- c,if4uRTa sH 1Sza wow, Ii IL -
English, self confidence, freedom from SELF
s9pn1sfcl9gsness: con f private tutor. MI; 2b50. ,l1'
sahoo cf chdfen feuntIs Ssy s1e
music, horse back riding; hot lunches and an ID
sses O. 81 al ds
25 different poses. s12 so; you will treas,
hss GysK nas1s Por In
CASH aay for or sosp pom.
4 co, s15 N. Capitol st. DI. 1854. RE.
FF1USD-RAIsING cAMpArGNER, Is years
experience: at liberty for civic, charity,
fraternal projects or membership drives
Cal' Mb Nb. 219S sISna days or wo 1888 ewes. Ask
FABRiCs for slipcoyers and draperies
on orders placed before Sept. 15. ART
sE4TER EHrh siRAin HEALTH M srGpfo rpSI Colds and
sh5onls an pains treated; trained nurse; appts
Vacancy VI in nursing home: a4.hr nursins mra
care. tray service; lovely grounds, porches
capable OF caring for senile ambulant ant
bed patents pat S'ass and county licenses
FEEL BETTER after FIRST treatment or nc
fee, Relief from pains and aches due to
pes colds na or oshen s
feet. Lady sataropash. 20 H' years sxOtsG exOefi.
fn's, r. ", iohNsoS sa ssSs psntist-rass teeth re-
HfE W ko6M at6 na asp s roAhD Geise esers sat-
and give some, personal care II needed
Not nursing home Close in Maryland
Box 295-E, Star,
PIANO TUNER. All repairs; city or sub.
urbs. Call VICTOR GEORGE, AT 1855
Tor quick; guaranteed service.
and boarding; registry open for Sept. II
Nursery primary and elementary grades
for boys and girls. Special courses In
Transp. furnished and hot lunches Mod.
sui crate @ rates 9491 e., ave, SH. 1874;
given by experienced, reg. nurse For an.
pointment, call DU. 2426.
CORDE BAGS, handmade to order; choose
cluding material. Phone WA 3I7I. ia
TRANSLATIONS-Engl German, Eng.
iish- French. German-French, BY university
graduate and visitor from foreign country
CARLYN sPRiNG DAY NURSERY, chill.
dren, 8 to g.; supervised activities, spaciou,
s7S-J-2 or Fails Church 1363.R,
Evening star., 1946-09-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS FOR sALE-Thriving restau-
rant and beer garden with adjoining 81
busy hishway. owner retirins re iAadtS' alter II II
years same location, New housing project
now under construction just across street
tsursnt equipment. Lons.term @ M iea lease ref il
desired on building which Includes apart
ment Parking facilities for so or more
Scns' csrs' ,-Gs Exclusive with HICKS REALTY
Va Va o Phone Overlook 1857; evenings. Tenn
RESTAURANT with sod. fountain. apt
/ acre. 5 miles south Of Alexandria on
Washington Richmond hwy, U. g. No. i .
sssd aS oosr fos oues ss SHs seaF sss
III TER s74i IL AIes son Siss ssseal'or' and In.uF9r'
nwMii rooms oasss; % sisb rent n1O pie1sy HsDsy
income, n ONE plus Q rooms and bath for buyer;
1910 vermont nwis s l. ~ Re- rsfStf5 Sfio
GROCERY STORE. nr. bth and Penn
ment; rent. $3.50 mo, long lease. shown
W1s ~ ssppoinimf1s $4,000 plTs s'oek ED
sys km IT, "a. RE. sGiffi $40. ioio VERMONT @1s
S1d.. S15o week; rent only s25 month: new
$3.50. TO make appointment cali Mr.,
connor, NO: 5sa5. exclusive with MYRTLE
A., WEADON CO, DI 1854, We have
other similar businesses. Sunday and
evenings call NO. 5535.
FROZEN FOOD AND GROCERY New
place. new valuable fixtures, close-in va:
business increasing all the time; beer and
wine license. We take pleasure in showing;
real value: no phone information; shrewd
buyer sure will be surprised EDWIN l.
si-is' FL RE- srossEi ssTo 1910 Vermont ave. sm'
10. 4EcoI6REp cHrNEsE-Am.ricmani miY res.
taurant on Main st. in mixed section:
seats 80 people. good equipment: quotes
monthly business. $1,000: price, S13,5OO,
Sc; 600 down will handle. w. H. SIMONS,
Elk, 61S1. 10
COLORED TAVERN - Excellent location
and business; SIS, 600: terms. MA. 4519.
GROCERY, DGS; weekly gross over So
900: unusually well equipped.
no beer or wine
Variety store. sc to 81; in extremely busy
shopping center in nearby Va: exc lease
Grocery, cor. loc. in Arl: does over
900 per wk.: low rental with lv quar-
ALBERT H, COHEN, Realtor, CHI 1861;
eve, GIL. 2400. I'll
Evening star., 1946-09-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, night school. student. de-
sires work, nursemaid or housework, g
days per week, to 4 pm. Call ME.
GIRL. GIRL. eeq2isogged wants part-time work
GIRL, colored. neat and reliable, Al ref
erences. wants days work. DE. Oo66.
GsRL, Gisa. & &e9loreds os, wants cooking and gh.w
GIRL, ,colored, neat, wishes s.h.w.. care
foFF chlldren ni N for working couple; live out;
GIRL wants 2 or 3 rooms, will ~oTs in
rstyTn SyTn for salsry. DE. s369.
work no sundays, no cooking. DU. S424
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work. in
ence. NO. 1l4S.
GIRL: snd Z. &c ssolored; wants days work. SIS
GIRL, colcred. reliable, experienced, de-
after pm. RE. 1859
GIRL, colored, wants work in apt. caring
ns Geid od empoyed o eoupe no cook
MOTHER and 2-month- daughter seek
ing live-in position, g.h.w. light laundry,
@ith small family; ref, furn. Box Ali e,
Refined coLoRED with reference, re-,
syih &lShes job child care or part time. AID
WOMAN, colored. wants to s hrs. work
n IN afternoons; no cooking LII. 1898
NOMAN' colored, settled. wants work with
fH1 p1rter5. lSzo for self and veteran husband
W4MAS' ty} tIms 99Prsd If s5,s wants days work or
Van. WANTED-Position as housekeeper. small
adult family; good worker. care for sick.
Box 416-E, Star.