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staying with her aunt Mrs. Wheel
err for the past few months and
attending school here.
The visitors arrived in Omaha
Monday, July goth.
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TO REPRESENT CANA BETAS
AT LOS ANGELES

Miss Florentine Goodlett will
leave Monday, August 5 for Los
Angeles. She will represent the
Cana Beta Chapter of the Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority at their
Boule to be held there this month.
While in Los Angeles Miss Good
lett will visit her cousins Mrs.
Mary Ann Elliott and Miss Ruth
Vincent. She will also visit in San
Francisco with DR. and Mrs. Garlic
ton Goodlett. Miss Goodlett plans
to be gone about two weeks. She
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
F. S. Goodlett Of 2726 Binney St:
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VISITOR

Mrs. Sadie White of Chicago
has been a visitor in Omaha for
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Bryan of 2817 Binney st.
Mrs. White is Mrs. Bryan's sister.
The Chicagoan vas entertained at
a number of social events while
here. She left Omaha Tuesday
morning July 80 for New York
City where she will visit with
friends.
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TO ATTEND ALPHA
APP ALPHA BOULE

Mrs. Robbie Turner Davis Of
2514 Corby st left last week for
California with Mr.. mad Mrs. Wea-
yer and their two daughter of
Berkeley and Miss Ethel Perkins,
who teaches school in Memphis,
Tenn. Mrs. Davis motored to the
west coast. She visited in Berkeley
and San Francisco and went to
Los Angeles Tuesday, July 80,
where she will remain to attend
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Boule.
FRONTIERS ENTERTAINS
PEACE CARAVAN MEMBERS
July 30th The Peace Caravan,
under the supervision of the Socie-
ty of Friends were entertained at
the Cozy Grill by the Frontiers
Club of the Urban League.
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Ter towns to the city, but the peo-
pie have been very pleasant" said
Miss Fritz.
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CELEBRATES 18th BIRTHDAY


Monday, July 20, was the 18th
birthday Of Miss Jean Joan Mat
thews daughter Of Mrs. Madeline
Matthews. Twelve guests helped
Jean celebrate her birthday at a
party given at 2816 No. 31st st.
The afternoon was spent at vari-
GUS children's games including
the eve popular Spin the bottle.
Afterwards refreshments were
served the young guests. They en-
joyed ice cream, cake, candy, pea
nuts, and lemonade. The table was
decorated with pink, blue, and
kellow candles in gay holders. A
large white cake trimmed with
pink roses and touches of green
and Happy Birthday to Jean in
pink letters was the centerpiece.
Miss Matthews received many
lovely gifts.
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TIME TO MAKE LAWNS

| have watched people do a lot
of work on their yards trying to
have good lawns but have not had
much success because they put
their seed in at the wrong time.
The best time to put seed in is
August and the first of Septem-
Der. My experience has shown me
that this about the only time in
Nebraska to have any success. You
should do away with the water
grass before it goes to seed then
fork up your yard as you would
your garden in the spring. Then
get a good grade of blue grass
seed and SOW very thick and cover
with straw and keep watering
until all seed are UP.
The ground should be rolled and
raked good before the seed are put
in. If you have a lot of shade o
should get shade grass to 90 in
the shade and sun grass. for the
sun.
For further information call Mr.
l.. l.. McVay, Websted 0713.
Il + +
LEAVES FOR TEXAS VISIT
Miss Marion Webb and her aunt
MSS Georgia left Wednesday July
81, for Holbreath. Texas where
they will visit with relatives. They
expect to be gone about a month.
+ = =
Mr.. AND MRS. MALCOLM
G. SCOTT
Of 1405 No. 23rd Plaza have
three young ladies as their house
guests. They are Mrs. SCOTS nei-
ces Miss Barbara Jean Yancey,
Miss Sara Dolores Lindsay of Los
Angeles and Miss Verna Faye
Wilkinson. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Vernon N. Wilkinson of Kan
IA City. Barbara and Sara arriv-
ed in Omaha July 18th and Verna
arrived here Tuesday, July Both.
The latter will be joined by her
parents some time in August. The
young ladies plan to be in Omaha
for the remainder of the summer.
PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS
Arriving in Omaha Sunday, July
28th were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Haynes Jr., and son William Nv
from P~ittsburg, Penn. They are
visiting at the home of Mr.. Hay
mes mother and father Mr.. and
Mrs. William Haynes ST., of 1859
Corby st. Mr.. Haynes Jr. is a
chemical engineer and is employed
by the government in the Bureau
Of Mines in Pittsburg. The East
erners will be in Omaha for about
a week.
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PASADENA VISITOR

Mrs. Mabel Galbreath of Pasa-
dena, California and formerly OF
Lincoln, Nebraska, is visiting with
many friends in Omaha. She is
staying at the home of Mrs. Elise
Turner of 2514 Corby st. and she
plans to be in the city for about
two weeks.
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LEAVES FOR TEXAS VISIT

LEAVES FOR ENAS VISIT
Miss Marion Webb and her aunt
mss Georgia left Wednesday July
81, for Holbreath, Texas where
they will visit with relatives. They
expect to be gone about a month.
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Mr.. AND MRS. NJ. 3. LAMBERT
OF 2917 No. 25th ST., have as
their houseguest Mr.. Lambert:
Evening star., 1946-02-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HIJSrNESS

ATLAS AGENCY NEEDS secretaries, public
relations. publicity, press releases. etc.
good sal; other secretary stenogs; S35 to
bookkeepers to $50 up; typists know Rus.
sian; sal open; dictaphone op'rs.,- $500
mo-; other unusual positions. See Mr.. Al
len, ATLAS AGENCY, 9th and sts. NV
TEACHERS wANTED-Many immedia te
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY. 5i6 No
safTlssM saifMxS sa5mSEs s45 SE l. calling Md on dru.
trade, expenses and Bonus; eentile. stocf
clerk, brokeIage. S35 wk. clerk-typist
GOOD future: s35 up. Miss Dodge. BoYDs
TYPIsIs (25!: %. $3.50 up. Opening
Ts pp GaShers M chs sevsra s5d Ssos
100 new applicants daily for current open
ings: free resistration; Est % yrs: Oldes
agency aysn = in p. G See Miss Evans BoYDs
CiRCULATioN MGR. a., 500 wk., pub
male See Miss Reed, PERSONNEL
sEBYTGE' S,SyTCE 3 i3ll 5r e St. ma, 6osS; %
$500 oL cL sec Sts 5dsy wi vk age spSs2oo pnses 90
Need 100 new applicants daily for cur.
rent openings. Est. 90 yrs. BOYD'S
1888 F, MA. 233S.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS fD-Private Sec
sa2 aeen o6ess SnesF sdu s $50 S19 sfn
stem. under 30 2:4oo. Lesal stenoe.
perm. excl. office. $50. Sec. -sten. 5-da,
week, SI75-S2o0. Oldest emp. agency il
1898 r. MA. 1898.
sTENoGRAPHERs d). $50 wk.. legal
conll' etc, openings, Sec; small ofIlce
ssP2s sS22 s1yP TBisas mo eTPsR ToRD EMp m k SERVICE F
us 14th st. NV, RE. 2S2S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SELF-SERyICE GROCERY and meat mar
ket doing approx $4,000 per week. Low
rental, good lease, See MORRIS COHEN,
Broker, 1404 L st. NV, MA. 803S; ewes.
Do YOU want 20 sell7 We have buyers
with cash; List with US. free appraisaIs;
10 no obligation; no charse unless sold. Cal
Ma. 54a7. Ewes or Sunday. 81. 1888 and
81. 1858. YOUNG g. PASTOR, 1923 Ver-
GRocERY STORES wanted for our cash
buyers. List with me for prompt and eff-
GENT service. HARRY SHENK. Broker.
AERIAL pHoToGRApHY-call for prices
9Th st. NV. Tel. EX. 3571. mhis
DGS SELF-SERvICE, doing 81 800 weekly;
low rental. See MORRIS COHEN, Broker,
da9z da94 as st. 6sSz nS Ma so3s; ewes. and sym
WANTED to buy restaurant. with beer
or without have $4,000 as down payment
For further information call A. g. ECON
ONION, Ex, 00s4. DU. 6sI7.
RESTAURANT OR OTHER BUSINESS
Location on 7th st. NV Space and
equipment available. long established
stand low rent: 5-year lease Will de.
liver Immediately for S1.7O0 Exclusive
A. poG BACAs. lila H st. NV. DI. 1894
PRINTING PLANT-Good location. fulls
equipped; one auto. Little Giant, Chand-
Ter e. Price presses. Price, $500; $4,000
down. or $4,000 cash. Phone ELIZABETH
POWELL, MI. 3751.
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MOTOR TRAXEL.

DRIVING GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass.
Thursday. Phone Rockville 2S6-J, eve.
DRIVING az sTUDEBAKER to Daytona
Fla, Wednesday, February 20 Can take
three. DIR; IVANoFF. Box BAL, Star. 1S'
RIDE WANTED DAILY from Hyattsville
a m. Call Warfield 1906
ATTORNEY and real estate broker driyint
to Miami early next week, Chrysler sedan
heater, wants l or passengers. Also car
trs9Sact tran; n business ne v for clients RA. 61s2:
vance. vance IA. 1866 to pm. Save this@it ih i
DRIVING TO CAMBRIDGE, OHIO, Friday
Feb. %, Return Sunday, Feb. "a. Cal
coGPhE e p hEavrsGR lftsE Nv Washington Feb. q t,
"a for two-week tour of Florida DRIVING
Cadillac conv. sedan: Can take two L
Florida or on complete trip. Call ME
51a9 from am. to pm. Ask for MR.
CAN ACCOMMODATE one serviceman onl,
to Jacksonville, Fla. Ss, between now ane
the s,r 1St; Box 279-K, Star. - =,
90 two. FIR. $780, Ext 36s.
TRAVEL BY PLANE. anywhere. any time
Buick sedan; take two passengers. Phone
OK. 0434 evenings or Sunday. IL
MARDI GRAS. Mexico via Florida, Texas
and other States; to 5 passengers; 1916
car. AID. oo60. Write Box 363-J, Star
ATLANTA. Feb 1s, nearly new big chrys-
Ter; Ter; take AXE, 3; reasonable. DE. 6164 or
bRIvIINS3Gi TO MIAMI, FLA, chrysler Al
H11jside % dues osEsw Eso 10; carry or pass Gan
DRIVING ii LINCOLN Jacksonville. Fla,
can take three. Telephone Union 223S lSs
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PERSONAL.

NURSERY giving loving care. proper diet
systematic exercise. SUPERVISED study and
play, ages gas. RE. 5103. 1925 10th n W
TEMPLE SCHOOL, Manassas, Va, THE
Little School That Is Different for lin
tied number of refined girls, 8 to yrs. of
age Christian home atmosphere.
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK, reliable wakeup
service, For information call AT. 2Os0.
W'9DRoBE SHOPPING SERVICE by styl-
list; plan made, clothes, hats restyled, new
coIoSic % iRRfsATfoSs, nerfer SS49 method
given by experienced registered nurse. For
appointment call Dupont 1926
sesrch M TIED RI an of ta Pss
arches have fallen and and my ~ back aches. as
Is there no one in D. c. to help me? I've
headed south on 18th, turned left at 9Th,
went north to 23rd.. All resident mgrs.
tssg aSgrs al me Want ss t6 5ey Sen sip tea but Ths af
apartment for three And now i must
disclose my identity. my name Is Cindy
Lou, German shepherd guide dog, eyes
for my mommie, an apartment hunter. too!
thSught "a dive. but if you can help us,
ffuBLhfScs hSs%i sTEaNsooeGRApHER. secretarial du-
BY appointment. BOX as-L, Star. s''e
PRACTICAL NURSE desires cases of any
kind night or day, $40 hr. duty. CO.
MILLINERY, REsTYLING, blocking. clean.
EXQUISITE samples in stock. VOGUE HATS
ATTENTIONS on nn 0onens sses and do sirls ss an
parel special attention given bridal parties
esu 4. 6o57. 6l2s Kansas ave. NV.
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NoME IMP. coMpANIEs (c1


WE REMOVE violations build bathrooms.
kitchens, recreation rooms and close-in
9eorIiehMsSs MS sa1a ARCHITECTURAL service included
coNTRAcToR NE ST6R and builder. Free estimate
so nome Msi Mstsral s end Xo1knsn asgs avaabe
AiTERATfoNs can add i0e Charm ao' and sl indi-
your rr,a home I'VE We DO painting, plasterins;
bathrms., kitchens. everything in the way
OF altering or r,.L building Estimates and
ade esea gts or n9 %arF
MENT CORR. Riggs National Bank Bldg.
Il snf sa5E Es NV PIRATE M a roads
sss%s5fs .s Dig ssRs fsaaa 2s
ssmsns MopERNkIaE, ii sals VT ME fase. sSf' &.
FLOORS sANDED. REFINIsHED. 10 years
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
ING coNTsAeToRs ufS fNc cn'snsi isia oa WssoR
FLOORS BEAUTIfULLY sANDED, refin-
eng s1fef RG saas a
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-insul at
tics tics Easements finished; addlIions altsTa
railings, window guards, gratings, freproof
fRsa ys!5as Sfs Ex 4ss
JOHNs.MANvILLE rooflng, siding, insula-
mates GATES coSTkAeT1Na Saf 's1m i5se &C. eeSI- 81
johns -MANvILLE BLOCK ceiling tile
installed oyer cracked plaster with no
mess; mess; .t small remodelins Jobs. Executive
and Kitchen Mad cabinets available
now; also storm windows roofing and sid
o apS EuRSERs W9 8gas any bstvater tims bs,tr.
HEATINe CO; Or ''6li 9I51. All new MA I
pAiNTlNG' PAINT deco decpratins interior and ex-
PAINTING. DECoRATING, root roof repairs.
home repairs. floor ref1nishing work
guaranteed; white mechanics. AID. 5129.
PAINTING AND DECORATING-40 years
at making, homes brighter. For unexcelled
T91fckAmsanship fas at ss Prices cali
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting: re-
pair work: complete bath and equipment
gas heaters; sinks for grocery and deli
PR6FEssoAaHl kcHThdT ahe Hhh 1qreR Viii st. make
plans. plans for ANY any type building. Phone Falls
REMODEL, mooern,ze your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO. 55O2 wis ave WI 1900
sPRACREIE, spf Hsfn5 gun applied ewaterpIoofs
d xiRGISIA AND wAsaINGToN cal
PATTERSON CAULF1ELD CORP. fol-
:sor Mndoss and hesnH
Home lrprovemenf Guild
Al SERVICE, small carpentry jobs. After
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AccEsso3RIEs tor YEN Gamers daEkToOm
posure meters, @ fash guns suHs' Carrying cases,
papers. chemicals photo books and 500
NRR @ PHoTo T5S CO @ a4s Pa Pa aTe sTsoS NV H 9orp
Dept. o Justice. RE. e434.
Dt5 ,p RaOps i2q base SHIFTS bits
3cccoRDIoNs, drums. cleo guitars and
sPN snPPs G9ef nH sToRa sS5RPh04sS 7ss i5SS 5YNAN 4
ADDING MACHINES, Victor portables, with
direct subtra9ction; Gr93 3o-day delivery guar
ADDING MACHINES, calcuIators,, hand,
RG efsEf M iif TsP fh ST. FsGased pf fx'hsnssd s7s
makes sold. rented. repaired; service guar
WRER S AppN b5 5oH MAcHNE cHHIEt Co 26E 26fa
14th st NV.
AFGHAN, bright colored, all wool $40
RsS H9dsI ssssenS 9G't condition ;sS,
AIR COMPRESSOR, a-hp. accessories.
ARR oliPRaf sSs TAM iT9T hesrysaus.
steel with test. plug, lin. openings on
AIR CoMPREsSoRs, pumps. paint spray;
equipment solo and rep: motors rep and
DuilGllG SISel peuCneS ana SnSiNlnE avail
fsndsr sanGerS exhaust fans 9sI5s
iHPNSNT aIF sss5nsH
$50. Can II 2400 or AT $3.50. lis
A1n anst coNDdTIoYERs SsI nov for
window models. good working condition:
$3.50 each for qEick sale, For details and
IpaSdfSI iRCoSD1oNISG R5 ilSfH HNfTs. IT'S u and =.
horsepower for office or home Don't wait
asM INa G9 isa3 lats sxass St ne CO 32ss T.,
paired pearls restrung and fine ensravins;
tention: ali work suaTanfeed: AGEXANpER
G St, between 9th and. 10th sts. NV. Ma
Alarm CLOCKS repalred, all ,ypss; ss,sassy
1Fii' 18th St. NV, Apt. a. Ho. 45Ss. 1919 '''
incl cleo: also expert watch and iewelry
snssd ar rec sSFscS ELI se co
Sh St sroRM IA wNbows HSs neR douSs
window in place at desired height Cost
DO more than other custom-built sash.
AZ fRTn sR FLAGS sse yfnrs n sssps G pa
good tips s1f hqHdred Its delivered re-
no phone. 1704 T st, NV. Apt. g.
ANIPLIFYING SYSTEM, 7O-watt output;
microphone, speakers. Also General Elec-
trio communication speaking system (mas-
ter and 4 remotes) Installation. CO.
4445. 21s
AMPLIFIER-Can be used with micro
phone and musical instruments or with
3 instruments: brand-new "Electromuse";
CO., 913 D st. NV,
ANDIRONS. brass, big variety everything
curious kinds. 3032 NJ st. NV. ~
authentic Early American
9Tner excellent ot s1oo
ANTIQUES = Poster bed with springs,
coffee table. oil lamps, handmade quilts,
china, paintings, chairs
and silver; Sat, and Sun, 12 to pm:
no dealers s15 N. jackson ST. Arl;; Va.
ANTIQUES, provincial-type cherry lownoy.
MI. e695.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PisnS: Peabody method. RA. sfsi1 ~
FREENlcH;iG5ERsMANsa H;i5ss private Instruction by
eIvIL HF Service SER HHeaFI PREP2RAroRY EPs2aRRA SCHOOL,
$3l3 l4th St nv: MI 955S15shorthand.
days and 5 nights each week Special
cIvI 81 i09Rf!cf sRRV1CE coUksEsclerca
EGYS Ss5yiSe ssa6of ho9ks IS exper
hemeWork; experienced teacher. MI s257,
cIvIf SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
o345 81, 18th st. nv. MI 955s; est "a yrs
IERS3 WAfKeH KSH kTpSiRNGThe AIR serviff lifetime
trade. Practical shop-type course. Be in
crate tuition, T Pay I as You you % learn For fun
IRtOrRstion RaR REyIsw Eyits to Bog 470K star
1aw seho9l TesuiIea s WALTER j. NEWI On
mos: Specialist in fashion figures. air
brush, lettering, layout, perspective, etc;
teaches al AL slhoorrtcuts' painstakins instsuc-
s5css SIsMAS ss.abs 5EssoHs by nsgs aGf
TEACHER. visiting; IS yrs, experience;
special interest in retarded children; best
reference. 1rlnlQad oUb9. 10"
FRENCH, GERMAN taught at your home
by. expert conversationalist with European
college education. Call North S56S after
s p m. 11+
les HOME STUDY TRAINING information
promptly available from Mr.. J. w. Short
land. representative. 212 Bond Bldg, Wash.
5. D; c., NE. S166: Sundays and evenings,
coMPToMETER COURSE, easy to learn;
touch typing free with course; top-Salaried
position open; start. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects; day. night and
MAsELLE HoNouR scRooL. a spproveS for
Quick avf ME 75s Goi,ssY sstab 1s1s
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes nov starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1883 F st. Ma. 233s.
STEN0GRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming. ,Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand: typ,ns, 6ookkeepine,
IS Yrs, Accredited . Approyed GI school
1888 z st. (OpD CaOit0l Theater1
Evening star., 1946-02-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcont.I

GIRL, colored, wants days work; any kind
SiRRiE,, colo coiored. cd desires s,h,v. with en-
R4yss sfsn 's9p' c sifh so g. sss sta9u' children
'sETsd ssss Sssf Ta' es esEnf II isas n0rnnS an
% safi yS22 &C. sSlsrsS ed s,ss lob
HIGH scMMo5iG School GIRhs fHsAEH Is wish lob as
boarding house workers or s.h.w. MI
HoGsEKEEPER-G.h.w. and care of child
by reliable widow with small boy; sleep out
LAtuNpREss; La Ti ssoe AL desires days work;
MA NJ 1says5 sS desires fun Or part time
good. refined; free to travel Mi. 4i6i !.
2l1 Newport pl NV. Call Sunday. IL
sEfTIERb ssEn'i9 Z nj WOMAN. colored cook. capable
& srSTMT kssTping feIoyed hS1Se Ho ses9
asosod as soda fountain girl; experienced. ME.
WOMAN. ,l white, desires general heuSsxork
WOMAN, colored, middle aged, wants gen.
eral housework, small family; sleep in.
WOMAN, colored. reliable, desires Job one
DAY d,S.I wee, week on Friday and one dsg every
WOMAN, Japanese. experienced, middle age,
desires .gh.w. or housekeeper position
would also like room for employed husband
who Is willing to work few hours day
after his work Box 499-K, Star. =
WOMAN, colored, desires days work, Tues
day and Saturday, $500 per day. Call
CO. 1861.
HoMAN, colored, desires position as wait
ress. maid or chambermad; regular hours;
reasonable Call Columbia 6672.
WOMAN msiS Ho yosRs sRss desires part-tims work.
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wishes day
work, laundry cleaning, morning
WOMAN, colored, wishes work: ref: expe--
rienced.. Call after 2 o'clock, Ii. 1884.
WOMAN, colored. wants general house
work, for Monday and Tuesday; expert
enced: age 3S. HO. O444.
WOMAN, colored, wishes light cleaning 5
days week from 10 to 3. Call MI. 1851.
WOMAN, cleaning by hour: highest type
with excellent REFERENCES. Phone Michl-
gan 1858 or write LUCY CRAWFORD,
ExPERT HoUsECLEANING-Y orig
inal colored experts man and woman, have
few scattered days. Best refs. IL 67SS.
RELIABLE GIRL wants job part time
dishwasher or general housework. Phone
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my maid. reliable,
honest, good worker, cooking and g.h.w.
WANT NIGHTWoRK from % 8 to to Is, clean
Ing, or part time store maid. HO. 6Sl2.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

cellar to roof; Prompt service. e. L. MIL
Join % v BAIIEY ALL Y { Son, I i7is gsof Pa. ave
NV, builders and designers Of better low
cost homes. Specializing in planning and
designing to meet your requirements and
personal desires for your postwar home
Estimates made with all plans Call EX
1924 to B and RA. 1926 after B.
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~ Sc al. fot
LADIES' COATS AND SUITS. in excellent
nifty for coed tailor,
Seoservee I'M market, excellent nno locatioa
ored section, apt: available: selis dry goods
Cha eHaNTKaR, TssFs04 4io Boz Bond Bids, a5 Na M sss3
DELICATESSEN, beer license, mixed trade;
a. Grocery. 51% good white residential area;
Restaurant, white trade, good equip
msnt Tnsrt doing doG good business; 1o-year
Grocery, exceptionally good location;
restaurant: owner states net profit over
Accountant. eGe N. Y. ave. NV. is
GROC.- MEAT MKT; short hours. bus.
$500 weekly; $1,000. lock, stock and
sd6 fssryies mkt nearby Virginia; sno bus
adSd $500 wesRy s oas soos oas
Drugstore. nice, clean store, and
faa kIE1ss sSeteiEls' az sa4o aaSne Ma 1905 JOSEPH
STOP. READ, ACT! GROCERY bargains.
Grocery and meats, Sc. location: rent, $50:
display case, large waik-in box: ali sood
eauipt including stock for $4,000 cash
Grocery and meats, D. G. S., located Sc:
modern equipt; plenty of stock income
quoted. $1,000 wk; first $4,000 cash
takes it.
Grocery, del. and beer: 14th st. loca-
tion, near Thomas Circle: income quoted,
$500 ,wk and can be increased; rent, $3.50:
good lease; expensive eauipt.; wants $4,000
Grocery and meats; rent, S70; income
quoted. $4,000 mo-; Aft metal display
ment,, lots of stock; wants $4,000 in
cluding stock; good NV. location. For
these and other good buys call MA. 5447
Ma; 2425. YOUNG & PASTOR, Brokers,
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PAINTING, PAPERING and repairs; suarn.
PAINTING, PAPERING, KEN -Toning floors
sonable. E. P. SELBY. Union 2042. 49,
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SELF-SERyICE GROCERIES and meats.
Monthly business, $4,000 cash; good op-
Price, $500 complete with stock and
beautiful equipment. Only 1900 down,
ness, S700 cash. Colored trade; short
hours; good lease. Price, $500, complete
with stock and nice fixtures. Only $1,000
down. KOGOD g. BOOKOFF, 631 E St
NV, MA 1889. -19
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Evening star., 1946-02-17

ANlhoNi CnAflS VI 49, SS-Hes %
a very busy street up-to-date fixtures and
eauipme Vt, doing excellent business. Price,
$4,000; terms.
Restaurant Liquor Conn. ave location,
air-condtioned doing good business, room
for more; 15-year lease, Price, 100000;
terms.
Restaurant LIQUOR. doing more than
$3.50 daily business, 10year lease. Price,
$4,000; terms.
Restaurant, self-service, located near
Government buildings. doing good busi-
ness, will do more as soon as another pub
lie, building will be erected. Now priced
only $4,000 great opportunity for
somebody. ANTHONY g. CHAPLIN, 1877 P
st Sc AT GT64
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-04
Late Realty NetOs

Andrew J. and Nellie c. Leary to William P. Gleason, property on Thomas Street,
 Mortgage Deeds
 Thomas Vaccaro to Eva T. Herhst, property on Reid Street $500.
 Edward ". and Joseph l., Paige to First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Waterbury, property on Washington Avenue, $500,
 Elsie Tedeseo to Waterbury Trust Company. foperty on North Main Street, si.675,
 stephen ". Robinson to Water bury Savings Bank, property on East Main Street, e6.000.
 Anna and Joseph 4, coeehiola to Waterbury Trust Company, trustee for Kathryn W. Hughes and others under the will of John R, Hughes, property on North Main Street, ss'' OOO.
 Kasimer and Sophie sutkaitis to Katherine Daikus, property on Charles Street, s4IOOO,
 Mortgage Releases
 Prank Matusayieze to William and Annie Maraskauskas,
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Wu- liam and Annie Maraskauskas'
 John 4. Paige to William and Agnes P0dziunas,
 Joseph L. Podainnas to William and Agnes Podziunas,
 Prudential Insurance Company Of America to William and Agnes POd2iunas,
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Algert RikterajtiS,
 Helen E, Tareila to John Tarella, Louis Selgllano to D0meDick CancellarO,
 Bridgeport Peoples savings Bank to Thomas P, and Anna Rose Moran,
 Citizens and Manufacturers Ma. tional Bank of Waterbury to Anna N Dlstefano,
 Waterbury Savings Bank to Stephen W, Robinson.
 Daniel Della Bella to Salvatore B0rrelli,
 Daniel ]. Leary 10 James osborne, Grace Pace 10 Angelo Pace,
 Gladys Post and Ifying Post Ma cauley and Mildred R. Mannel 70 u0manle CasselaiN