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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
.Sportsnen Asked
To Get Numbers
Of Hunting Planes

SpoTtsmen are again asked this
year to take down the license
numbers of and planes they
observe being used in hunting
ducks or geese. and report this
number along With the approx.
mate time of day and the date
on whice hunting was done. tc
the U. S. game management
agent at Billings.
Each year reports of airplsins
having been used for hunting
ducks and geese at Lake Francis
have been turned in to the agent
but. as the reporters had failed
to jot down the license numbers
Of planes, nothing could be done
to put a stop to the situation.
License numbers of planes are
easy to read from the ground as
they are painted on the wings
and tail of the ships in larg e
block letters. By reporting these
numbers the game management
agent can readily trace the planes
and bring the culprits to justice.
The migratory bird treaty act
states that the use of plane is
prohibited to rally. drive or COD
centrate ducks, geese, etc.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Students Elected To
Student Council

Herbert Sherburne was recent
" elected chairman of the high
school student council, with Tom
Rodgers vice chairman and Joyce
Clarke secretary.
Members elected to the student
council include the folio wing:
Seniors-Joyce Clarke. Tom
Rodgers and Herbert Sherburne.
Juni horseback Billedeaux,
Harold Bovd and Theresa Ritter.
Sophomores-Mona Guardipee,
Edward LeMisux and Jack Wood.
Freshmen-Eugene Kipp and
jeanne Marble.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
TheIen's Appearance
Set For Nov. 70

Charged with reckless driving
in an accident ut the "Y" west
of Browning September 26, J. N,
Thelen. Great Falls attorney, it
is understood, ViIl enter q plea
of not guilty in Judge Lukin's
court, the case having been con-
tinued from Octo Der II to
November %.
The case was originally set for
October 5 and continued U ntil
October IL. Last week it was
continued to November % at the
request of Thelep, who explained
to Judge Lukin that legal bust
ness outside of the state would
conflict with the October IL ap-
pearance.
In the accident Thelen g car. in
which was Ted Saldowski, colIid-
ed with the Agency car driven
by Supt. F. H. Mcbride, whose
riding companions were Tribal
Councilmen Brow q, Higgins.
Chattin and Reevis. the group
being on their way to inspect
some Tribal oil lands.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Men Needed To
Work On Ships;
Hey, Cowboys"

The Brethren Service Com.
mittee, New Windsor, Maryland,
writes the Chief that it needs
1000 m n for assignment t.
|'UNRRA livestock ships plying
between American Atlantic ports
and Greece, Yugoslavia, Poland,
Czechoslovakia and Italy.
The carges include horses,
mules and cattle. which are being
shipped to Europeaa war-famish-
ed countries under the UNRkA
rehabilitation program.
The trips last from FIVE to
seven weeks. though many of
them are of shorter duration. The
minimum age is IS years. The
pay is $3.50 and maintenance
while on ship. Expenses to and
from the port city are to be
borne by the COWBOY" Ship
ments will continue at least until
the end of the year.
Since June 1945 approximately
5000 men have made these trips.
They have been farmers, school
teachers. writer's. students and
war veterans.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Browning Listed
As '"Ehgible"
For PostoGce

Browning IL one Of 80 towns In
the state ''eligible" for q post
Office building. according tc
q Washington release of lsst
Saturday. Also in the list is Gu,
Bank.
Both Offices since their desie.
nation years ago have been
quartered in buildings u n d e !
rental or lease terms.
The proposed cost Limitation Of
the Browning building is set 1t
$4,000 and the Cut Bank build.
ing at $lO5. 900. Browning's eligi-
gibility developed in its having
attained the $4,000 m ark in
postal sales. Two years ago on
that basis it became q second
class postofice.
Browning should loom with its
eligibility. since besides postal
business it serves the Blackfeet
Indian Agency with q set-up
comparable probably with any in
the United States and the U. S.
Immigration Service.
These several appendages of
the U. s. government 8 b o u | d
plead for priority.
A nice little federal building
would really fit into the scheme
of paved streets and-a--modern
street lighting system.
Has Browning got " hat it
takes to 20 out and get the build
ing?
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Merlin Schmidt
Home From Japan

Recently released from the
armed service at Ft. Lewis,
WASH. NJ erli n Schmidt is in
Browning reunited with his wife
and small son. The. family have
been visiting in Great Falls since
his separation from the army,
having returned here the fore
part of the week. For the last
year Mr.. Schmidt has b e e n or
duty in japan.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Montana Indian
Group Begin
Sessions TODAY

The American I n dams of
Montana, a group including men,
bers of the Blackfeet, Rocky Bow.
Fort Belknap, Tongue River.
Fort Peck, Flathead and Crow
Reservations. will convene at the
high school auditorium this after
noon for the annual election of
officers and transaction of other
business that will come before
the meeting. Sessions will also
be tomorrow.
Among those to attend will be
Robert Yellowtai of the Crow
Reservation and Stephen De-
Miers, national legislative repre-.
sentative. DeMiers is a member
of the Flathead Tribe.
There is likelihood hat the
Indian Claims Bill, which recent
~ received the blessing of Presi-
dent Truman. will be discussed.
The Blackfeet Tribe is Montana's
largest claimant in the govern
ment's long-stan ding financial
indebtedness to tribes through.
out the nation.
With new legislative develop
ments in past months. validity to
claims that several years ago
seemed destined for notification
by government counter claims
has been strengthened.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Senator Murray In
Browning Monday

Senator Murray was in Brown.
ing Monday afternoon, accom-
panied by George McCabe. demo-
cratic county central committee
chairman. Devoting his time to
meeting members of the Black
feet Tribe, in behalf of demo-
cratic fortunes at the general
election in November. he reserv-
ed bis speaking for that evening
when he addressed a meeting at
Cut Bank.
A group of Blaekfeet attended
the Cut Bank meeting.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
100000 Farms
Supply u. S. Needs

Although there are six million
farms in the U. S., about q mil.
lion If these furnish almost all
of the commercial farm produc.
ton for the entire country.
These latter farms are oper-
ated by about five million men.
and each of these farmers sup.
plies himself and 25 other per-
sons.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Newly WEEDS Visit
WATSON Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dring Of
Velva. N. D. have returned home
after an enjoyable visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George WATSON. The
visitors had recently been mar
ried and were here on the occas.
ion Of the happy event. They
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Was.
son on a trip through Glacier
National Park and to points ia
Canada.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Mrs. 6. r. Manuel
Leaving For Texas

Mrs. c. r. Manuel. who early
last week suffered q stroke and
who has made favorable recovery
since then. will leave by train
this weekend to Brady, Texas,
accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Bill Hill.
Mrs. Hill. q nurse by profess
ion. arrived by plane from Brady
following receipt of q message
telling of her nothers's illness.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Our Gratitude

We wish to express our graft
tude towards Browning people,
who befriended US following our
recent misfortune caused by fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland McCallum
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Two Fined For
Fishing With
Nets In Park
Park Service Release

Lloyd Sonderson and Richard
Bras of Coram pleaded guilty tc
fishing with nets in Glacier Ma
tional Park and paid fines of $5C
each after appearing before u,
S. Commissioner VIM. H. Lind.
say on October IL.
The fishing season within the
park closed Tuesday.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Use HORSEPOWER

Fully one-half Of New York state
farmers are still relying on horses
as their primary source Of power.
Other farmers use horses in cor:l-
bination with tractor power.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-10-18
Roasting Fowl

Don't put water in the pan when
roasting bird. Steaming breaks the
skin and forces juice out Of the
meat, and is not necessary when
the bird is young and tender.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PoPLUAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons 1mprovising and transposing.
Alir.eonditioned 4los studio: MR.. NEWMAN.
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos;
speciaiist in voice culture, organ, diction
DRIVING INsTRUCTIoN-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON, INC. MI. 1872 10
YOU WILL SPEAK and write English well
after three months. English tutoring for
foreign 10 }yn ', born Gall Wo. 349o; 13*
training N all subjects; day. night and
part.tlme classes: get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
p. reauirements and GI training. l340
POSTAL CLERK COURSE. complete course
for postal clerk, carrier exam. coming
soon; only SI.10. On sale at BOYD
sTENoGRAPHlC ana secrelarlal Glasses
courses in shorthand typ,ns. bookkeeping.
Som ptomcter. all secretarial subjects. Est.
.s Is yrs Accredited Approyed GI school
1888 II ,Opp Capitol Theater)
SPECIAL TUTORING, all phases mathe-
mates: accelerated proeram for veterans
FRENCH CONVERSATION by native
Partisan; Warfeld 2644 after pm IA.
FRENCH, private instruction. conversation
by highly cultured widow of European
diplomat; call Hobert 1858.
Evening star., 1946-07-12
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calcuiators cleaned
RE, 1I57. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
aDD1NG Adj Se9 NJ MACHINES, AHT typewriters. pur-
chased and traded, repaired quickly; rea..
SSns1 mashns ss for ofE a ssPasFas spa
co. rs f4th lBoid BldgJ. hShtsHs re- asaS
APPLIANCES, all makes (eiectrici, expert
guar repsIf carr JoLLes LsksR ffssFy IA ss2a M9F
ASPHALT and concrete drivewayS. walks
steps, porches. stone walls built or repaired
aWNiSSs a',,1S ssIsaqs now . sxailabls 9pA prices
SHBf9ksAN sEfGk WokK AKN1Sa 81 eH xo{S
cABINETMAKING and woodvorkins, book
eases. cases sheves, eabiInets, original lawn fur
CRAFT SHOP; So old sfSfSs; chester ra. sAkE Bes
CANE cAMERA T. RHPArR1sGo Md Rh So'4 Call ru11Ef t
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
ea1k spsess Wf qaso repairs cabinet
waterproofing. painting. plasterins, roofing, g
insulation, asbestos siding. fireproofing
0eS Of aphostered ss CD turs,ure S4nS Ia and
rugs by new and revolutionary process.
sensational results gYaranteed; work. done
Grizzly f 0sn snx hime sme ko Eer sSs sSsmae call MIR
DDT APPLIED in your basement or attic
for jnt9Tmation JOSEPH BooHER. "Ys o-is
flre-alarm systems installed; repairs, Ak
lures all work in accordance with D. c.
electrical regulations. A. E. WILLIAMS,
EIEeTRicIAN, D. c. and Md; "a i 4-hour
service: freproof wiring, repairs and new
G3i xtures p extra Extra outlets S
repairs old houses a specially. REGAL
ELECTRIC CO., 1909 Ga. ave-, RA. 1891
ELECTRIC WIRING and repairs; small Jobs
kLEefREeAn igsfsty cS RE seSe nv
ssf ELECTRICIAN. Licensed and bonded. ! Il
EiiEtcrR1cAL WORK. all types, wiring a
specially; no Job too small: bonded cleo
ELEeTKreAI Fl aT e fSHs FIXTURES and floor lam lamps
installed and repaired. Work guaranteed
JOLLES BROTHERS, ia s979
FLOORS st,o .csa sANDED ND and finished expert
CHARLES r. COVER. Du. s71s. ''''
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED by
LONG & STONE FLOOR SERVICE RA
Floors sANDED and retinished; modern
methods used for beautiful workmanship
by DUKES floor service. Call RE. 6996.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishins by
PARKS BROS. For sound floor advice, and
floors sASDEb NSGT renshed cleaned and
waxed by TABLER'S FLOOR SERVICE,
MA. 0456, Sats.. Suns, nights: TIE. 1875.
FURNITURE REFINIsHING, Esquire Furni-
formerly of Woodward IL Lothrop. Tele-
phone WA. 1861 for appointment. lis
Evening star., 1946-07-12
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COOK AND HoUsEKEEPER. must M Be * ex-
ing quarters, salary: to keep house for 2
adults. Call Falls Church .1143-J. Ia
COUPLE, reliable, to cook and do house
work for private family; work at seashore
winter: $500 mo-, room and board. Write
Immediately, MRS CLARK, Box 354, Lees
FooD CHECKER. must be experienced.
Apply in person to auditor HOTEL WASH
INGTON, 18th and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. knowledge of
bookkeeppi1ng; p also able to wait on trade.
TAILORS-Man or lady to help in max
ing new coats, good pay. good working
hours, good working conditions. Call Elk.
R2AI 2A iP5 EsThTE TbgIshtsg tsAgLEsmEN full or part
time: liberal commissions paid. CADYARK
REALTY CO. UN. AIS.
STENOGRAPHER, high school graduate;
anpy f5FsP but GAS not aT sD
employment oface. 100 10Th st. NV.
Monday through Friday, $50 Am. to 8
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. for afternoon
and evening work; part or full time; ex-
perience OF essential Box 254-s, Star
Evening star., 1946-07-12
PERSONAL.

BRASSIERES-Largest selection in Wash
ington; whites, blacks, blues and pinks:
nylons: featuring Maiden Form. Life, Bali,
Bias-cup, PeterPan, Hollywood, Flexaire:
a. + ena snd syeDps eaps sa'fS DoRNE sFs e o
SETS, 1927 4th st NV. Iivoii Bldg.
DRRiEssMAKISG AND ALTERATIOSs-
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
Equipped for prompt service, Dresses,
ENGE f oPmsry GnSf q 7sp Firth heSsyns sys N ~
ri,lc,,. 1idn 81 Iso9nW' 9W' Room 20. Telephone
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. If you are IN need of loan up to
$500 on your Signature.
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained. practical or
UNDERGRADUATE. The Inter-Racial Nurses
sfETE nfS5i s16fsd A6ME it os On ch
peake Bay for children, to 10; planned
buildings, protected play areas; licensed
season and monthly rates. Cali FIR. 3s4o
sAcASCiEs IN LICENSED day nursery in Sc
and suitable eouipment tf nip Cali FR Ra't9n0 ss4o
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger
HONOUR school, i34o n. Y. Dr ave. r-N--f-
SUMMER CAMP and summer school at
Howell Academy for Boys on Severn River;
SIS. Annapolis, Md. Annapolis 2354. ~
DUE to necessary, CANCELLATIONS, two va
faneies a6,S are available in desirable camp
erenCes EXCHANGED. For information write
FaksoSs FaT aS css5iyIf Nd oax and
ing camp features for &c Children. G !, peA'i to- r.
years old, daily swimming, pony riding,
camp activities, under the supervision of
stan. Daily transportation. Boarding IA !.
ctlities weekly or monthly. 9i0l Georgia
not nursing home, but will give some
personal care If needed SH 91S6. l2'
choosing a fabric in Keeping with the he
character OF the rm.. phone us. This
service Is free. Expert woEkmanship, D.
DAY NURSERY, ages . to 6: daily trans
portation. HI. l449-J -l3
home satisfaction guaranteed. TIE. 6353
MONTE VITA RANCH for boys 5 to Is
GOOD food; no ticks: in mountains, : Il
hfTTER nf4T RON wklrNG "2 slkvIcERush 4254 Jobs
letters II orisinaf typingo Also addressing
REsSMAKER-440 3rd st. n.e.-open
Phone Franklin 1887. -
msde from your material. Reasonable
SLIP COVERS and draperies: profess
Slonally tailored from your or our material;
workmanship guaranteed. DI 0122 Is
RELIABLE BABY-SITTER SERVICE for
Washing ton and suburban Virginia Call
Emerson 6G04. , pm. to pm l2'
ADVERTISING AGENCY offers free Office
space to free-lance artist in exchange
for first call on services. Executive
2l6l.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home while
prices are still high. Wash. Nd Va
property; white or colored, Call cox &
Sl71. Virginia, Gil. 5SS4
HlGH-SCHO0L GIRL, white, wishes Job
taking care of children in ne. section, Mon
UPPER 10TH ST. NV. sEC.wTwin bed
room, pri. bath, suit. for empl parent and
child, day care for child pro-, Ia. 53O7 .
SLIPCOVERS that are different they fit!
Treat your fabric to the painstaking care
it deserves: MI. 1892.
COUPLE MOVING to Albany. N Y. would
like to take few days to travel there by
yacht. share expenses EO ISS3 La
Evening star., 1946-07-12
HELP poMEsIIc.

B BABY Yasa saTTER-Hours, to II pm. Call
COOK, exper.. for evenings meals. s days,
an, or 1905 m. EN-. 1901. -12
part time job; 3 to s
seaarsd cali ADAMS aa 06a5z o55z f
COOK, eolored, live in. only experienced
employed, Kensington' Nd. Wi assa' "a
COOK-G. .H.W... experienced. colored. over
r.; 225; liye in; reference required; best wages.
COOKE W., s25 to start; .assist with
Children, live in: pvt; room, bath, radio,
Bendix 3 n :, washer. slns Call between and 9
ecook.Ho1ssiEaksEEpER, white, settled; settle
must have good local references: family
adults sb no .naa agnd1y live n
EXPERIENCED COOK, general housework.
$50 per month: no laundry, Emerson 1888.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER, colored. to
live. in; exp, with references; no cooking;
SSts fons Gt shilaTen; SS9 Sk RA 1892 IA
OUT szperiense esfns foP e90k os ID
sasy fsd iRs '9s as9d salary Kf!fr
SIS per Week h. ssthesda n lOeated ea directly hi
on busline. OIL, S213 for interview is
G.H,W: reliable and willing, for physi-
week, Columbia 1858 after Z pm:
GH.W:, IN GEORGETOWN, $50 to 1870 or
to q, $12 weekly; local references re-
quired. 1905 36th NV. Ia
GIRL, colored, expert cleaner, plain cook,
light laundress, nursemaid for infants;
assirsS Part gtp time or days work Ho; 9ss2
YRS, for nice country home. s mi. from
and il. MRS. Evans. ox;. 477o. estiii Cali at t
HOUsEKEEPER, white, for adults; live
In; good home. OR. .4737 or ME. 4744.
HoUsEKEEPER- COOK needed, middle-age
couple, without children, to live in: per-
manent residence in suburbs with un-
usually attract rm. and bath: salary is
commensurate with exper and ability; RET.
Hox 5Sas staE Settled
afternoon and ali day SUNDAY of: $50
per week; references required. Box sos,
MAID for small house: plain cooking and
cleaning; good salary: only those healthy
and dependable need apply: tel. Randolph
MAID, gh.w., care small children:
working parents 5Ha-day week; good
Sransp.; local refs. required; $25. EN-
MAID. colored, live in. s.hw., cookint, no
Main, sfs; p.Ts t,m. ,EM 1Ss1 liant
ssSSsssework' sSsss in small apartment. Call D1
MAID WANTED. full time; also part-time
maid; downtown rooming house; short
hours. Apply 1914 10th st. NV. MRS
manager,
Evening star., 1946-07-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY I;ats SITTER, Washington, suburban VIZ
GHAprRnNE siaia, EmsEsSn Sppya eyHa 2-pm-7 pm y.
invalid or children, by hour, day or week
InHs aSH Psans Bsss sefsEenees m middease refined
envelopes addressed, stamps mounted, etc
Cstfes CoEKTouT loT anS M GsIyeTsd. ch. oss3. Ia
ovens se sIia ewes, 70 ask for Berry nasR!y Can
or Eoda1GI damGsi,c GIRL colored desires elerea
@Sashs e'erss eeia5sf sspsfie@es assrs' Cali 00 co
CoMPToMESTTER IpP opPPE1RAroR, 5 years sx-
perienee Per nse- desires 5-day week; salary, $50.
DREssMAKNG. design. remod.. altera-
F6kMrR F5kM 5sas IET,ns AD
keeping position with pvt, family, in coun-
Try or institutional work; live in. OK
GIRL. light colored, attractive, would like
Or restaurant; AID. s715 12'
GIRL. colored. wishes job as fountain girl
s34s after $50 pm. le.
GIRL colored. wishes power machine oper-
atoI or any type of nishtwork. Ho. 6367,
GIRL, coored. wants Job as a clerk
eI GIRL 1yDss eoored Tfl ssnts Go 4lo4 Job as sod.
girl, clerk, elevator operator. Tel co
GIRL, colored. wants Job nursing chill.
dren. Cali Republic 1851.
GIRL. colored. desires clerical work or lob
fS HiGH nais scRooG II s5Gre G,s Can DI 959a .
meT smpoSnent gene senerai clerical m sIsReS Work sum and
MnT1ls knowledgs L er Of Dr. typins GE: 35ts; l3'
must have Saturdays off. work Sundays;
fs BITES " EREo0d doo.sd TSs will
children nights. until y m
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. desires posi-
tion in Doctors office. from 9 to II week
FkAcrfcAL M aUksE coMPaSiox tS5 aP,Ssi to con-
oesoena onns aox refined fag capable available at
speciality. RIM. a05, 17oI Vermont NV
REFINED. capable woman Catholic
Keeper; gentlemens home preferred: best
references. Phone Baltimore, Liberty 46l9.
RELIABLE WOMAN desires position as
working manager Of roomlng or apart
ment son a9nsei s91 pest OF references. l.. pot
Hh sEHeREaTaaEE, s; h.Ehiy af aualttsd vsried sx
s1o Eseh menSsr BSs coss1sss sas
agencies; age Sow ats5sefvs capable excellent
experienced; 5-day week. Also PIX
experience Box BAIT, Star.
SECRETARY, experienced, desires or 4
months work, 5-day wk. Call AID. S55S.
sECRETARIAL POSITION for summer
months; college student, consistent honor
grades: 3 years secretarial experience.
GE. 0419
STEM SEC, part time, ats, evenings, also
Sats. Write Box 395-T, Star.
SODA FOUNTAIN WORK desired, girl,
colored, experienced. day or evenings. ME.
5706. before 3 pm.
STENOGRAPHER- -DICTAPHONE operator,
experienced. with excellent efficiency rat
ing, desires work Saturdays hours. Box
STENoGRAPHER neutrality-suspicious.
ist with years exp, desires ofice position
in exch. for rental of l or bedroom
apartment. Telephone Administer 1925.
les
TYPIsT, Al. desires tipping of any kind
to do at home. Cali for and deliver;
TYP1SG IiSp SH OR sTENoGRApH1c WORK
wanted to do at home; neat, accurate.
WI 1884 l3"
WOMAN. colored, experienced; wants job
nursing children or invalid; 2 yrs. hospital
training; or as cook -housekeeper in private
home or institute. References Top salary
expected. Box 323-T. Star 12'
WOMEN, .. colored, want days work or 8
days a week: experienced. DE. O110, 10
Evening star., 1946-07-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
g s5xssass Hof sPseas eo sH eso 4 HARPER
ASPHALT DRiVEwAYs, Country roads and
ROADS PAVING coNTRAcToR, GL. 5S49.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, .nagstone
Porshss scTSc, and galks' shimneys fireplaces
COMPLETE HOME 'ns REPAIRING nys1sISe an and re re-
modeiing service painting. papering car
iandscapins. su' 1pEAI HOME h"S:nlPR iMpRovE aa
MENT MEN CO, 1903 You ST. NV. AID. o2Ss
coNsTRuceTING driveways and walkways
a4Plsfsa!5y y VS. wsSoAMSN1TY 4sas PAVING CO. 81
NSa R15shss s Sn5 Wao asyseae W@ sezs Can c9IE
DR!vEWAYs, black top specialists, con-
Salls, buIIdozer sradns. BEAN aii vi ssIi. stIie
FENCING. will erect any kind of fence.
G. Gal, Ley eyenlnas; GE 1859; ~
made new: White mechanic 10 Sa years H0exs ex
PEI peerienee; seo no rise in prices. BROWN.
FLooR SERVICE. nothing but the De Best:
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par-
afi iNe ensnsi sia hGoa WssoR
for installation of the 1915 de luxe
"Kitchen-maid'' cabinets, Tracy stainless
steel sinks and latest counter tops; en-
tire kitchen renovated. MODERN HOME
CO., 1915 Conn. ave, MA. 671O. -l6
PAINTING AND DECORATING. excellent
workmsnship' reasonable rates. Ran
PAINTING AND DECORATING-4oy years
at making homes brighter. For unexcelled
1cas LUcss s Enefson sasss es
NV. GE. 1868 or RA. $3.50 Ia
PAINTING. DECORATING, papering, floor
rehnishing, roof repairs, waterproofing:
work guar. white mechanics; references;
established 1925. GILBERT g. HAMILTON,
AD 5129.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; turn
your painting problems over to us: our ex-
pert experience and knowledge about paint
ing guarantees beautiful unexcelled
workmanship. Call GE 3544 for free
estimates and consultation 14s
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
ROOF REPAiRiSSSG ut sutter 's spoutins, tin isGS and
roof painting: free estimates. PAYNE'S
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed, painted; cutters
sery; GIcHSER RooFING CO. Ma. 437o.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while / nave ma
terials repairing and remodeline in the
fall. Phone 81. 3942 ewes. except Friday
and Saturday. W. D. TAYLOR, Contractor