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Milford chronicle., 1946-11-01

ed by the Rev. Charles LouhOff. The
maid of honor was Miss Sarah
Timmons. The bridesmaids were
Miss Emily Mitchell and Miss
Grace Timmons. Mr.. Roland Cobb
was best man. Mr.. Roland Derrick
son and Allen Turner were ushers.
The wedding took place under a
beautiful arch decorated with
palms and candles. The church was
decorated with chrysanthemums
and asters. The bride wore gown
of white satin and tulle and carried
a corsage of white asters and roses.
The maid of honor was dressed in
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-01

orchid chiffon. The bridesmaids
wore dresses of pink chiffon. A re-
ception was held in the Church
Hall. Music was furnished by Mr..
Clinton Evans and son, Roger. Mrs.
Dorothy Bradford played the we'd
ding march. Miss Joan Steel sang
"I Love You Truly" and 20 Promise
Me" The newlyweds left. for New
York where they will spend their
wedding tip. On their return they
will make their home near Clarks-
Vile. Mrs. Cobb is employed at the
First National Bank, Dagsboro, and
Mr. Cobb is an eX-marine.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-01
IN M e MORtAM

In loving memory of our dear wife
and mother. Mrs. Minnie Reed. who
departed this life November 5. 1945:
Memories drift to scenes long past.
Time rolls on but memories last;
A loving thought. secret tear.
Keep your memory ever dear.
Sadly missed by Husband Son and
Family. 1t
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-12

DR.. and Mrs. L. w. Sherman
of Terry, Mont, were guests al
E. Anderson last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Roulie,
of Ferndale, Wash, visited al
the home of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. And
erson, last Wednesday.
Charles Egnew spent the
weekend in Laurel visiting his
wife and family.
MINERAL mixtures for poul-
try, hogs, cattle and sheep;
and for humanity. J. Ernest
Weinberg.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine
returned Monday from Tribune,
Saskatchewan, Canada, where
they had spent a few days Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Melvin Cook, Mrs. L. S
McAllister and Carroll Kirkland
were Billings visitors Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam T. Meeke
and family returned to Hardin
Monday, September 2, after
spending the summer in north
ern Minnesota.
T-SHIRTS. l.. AS Dressmak-
ing Shoppe.-Adv.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Harlin this week were he1
mother, Mrs. Julia Bradford OF
Portland, Ore, her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Malinak of Hot Springs, Mont.
and her cousin, Miss Grace
Malinak of Portland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Malinak and Miss Malinak
arrived last Thursday and left
for their homes Saturday. Mrs
Bradford, who also arrived here
Thursday, will remain indefi-
nitely.
ATTENTION Veterans: The
American Legion does not tel
you how to vote, but they urge
you to register with the county
clerk and recorder before Sep
TENDER 20. Melvin Cook, COM
mander.-Adv.
Bob McCarroll of Seattle
Wash, was an overnight guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jens Kalberg Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Ford made
q business trip to Fromberg or
Saturday.
Miss Martha Saunders spen,
the weekend at the home Of
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Dick Brown of Fort Benton
Mont, spent last weekend al
the home Of Mrs. Eva Gable.
Frank Findley, ST., underwent
a major operation in st. Vim
cents hospital in Billings or
Tuesday, September g..
Miss Ellen Trishchler, who is
employed at the Holy Rosarv
hospital in Miles City, spent
several days with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Tritschler
at st. Xavier.
THE Ladies Aid of the Ger
man Congregational church
will hold a food sale in the
Montana Power building begin
ming at 10 a. m, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 14.-Adv.
Earl Worsley of Earlville, III.
arrived in Hardin Friday eve
ming and is visiting at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Charles
Wallar and Miss Marie Wallar.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. J. Borer OF
Forsyth were guests at the Sam
Cunningham home Thursday
Mrs. Borer and Mrs. Cunning
ham are sisters.
Mrs. M. J. Powers was a Wis
itor in Billings on Tuesday.
Rev. Daniel P. Meagher re-
turned to Great Falls this week
where he will resume his duties
as professor of English litera-
ture at the college of educa-
ton, after spending a week ir
Hardin visiting the Rev. c. L,
Owens, S. j.
TOOTH brushes, dental
creams, tooth power and anti
septic for all. J. Ernest Vein
berg.-Adv
Mrs. Al Ballensky and chill
dren returned this week from
Alaska, S. D., where they had
visited Mr.. Ballensky's mother
and other relatives.
Mrs. Harold Dysart of Bolc-
kow, NO., spent last week in
Hardin visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jack Kogolshak.
ATTENTION Veterans: The
American Legion does not tell
you how to vote, but they urge
you to register with the county
clerk and recorder before Sep
TENDER 20. Melvin Cook, COM
mander.-Adv.
Mrs. Myrtle Parsons left for
Oklahoma Sunday morning
where she will visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Frost.
Major Rex Sixberry and his
mother, Mrs. Guy SiXberry, ar
rived in Hardin Wednesday
evening from Denver, Col. Mrs
Sixberry had been visiting in
Denver about seven weeks. Ma
jor Si1berry, who has been sta
toned at the FftZsimmons
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Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagerman

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagerman
On Sarpy.
MIR. and Mrs. R. B. Saunders
and daughter, Martha, spent a
few days last week visiting rel
atives in Denver, Col.
SLOPPY Joe sweaters. L. AS
Dressmaking Shoppe.-Adv.
Lloyd and Bobby Saunders
spent a few days last week in
Gillette, Wyo., visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. w,
B. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Berry
of San Diego, CAL, are parents
of a son, born on September 3,
weighing eight pounds and
eight ounces. He has been
named Daniel Warren. Mrs.
Berry, formerly Bonnie Warren,
is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Warren of Hardin
Pat Conver of Billings was a
visitor in Hardin over the
weekend.
THE ladies Aid of the Ger
man Congregational church
will hold a food sale in the
Montana Power building begin
ming at 10 a. M, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 14.-Adv.
Jack and Bill Wondra re-
turned to their home in 81.
Paul, Mimi, after spending Tho
past two weeks in Hardin at
the home of their aunt, Mrs
Lillian Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Kelly of
Ft. Collins, Co.., were overnight
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Schoer on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Walker
and Mrs. Tavner Walker spent
the weekend in Helena at
tending the convention of the
Locker Association of Montana.
Mrs. S. A.. Yergey and Grover
Dunlap left Sunday morning
for Long Beach, CAL, where
they will visit Mrs. Yergey's
sister, Mrs. Ray Van Houten.
They plan to remain there
about two weeks.
BOYS winter underwear,
light weight, sizes IA to 16. L.
AS Shoppe.-Adv.
Mrs. Arthur D. Ford left on
Wednesday morning for Butte,
where she will spend some
time visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Blackwell.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-12

army camp in Denver, left
Monday for Poke camp in Lou
isiana. He will be sent overseas
from there.
TRY the biscuit recipe on a
can of Rawleigh's phosphate
baking powder. j. Ernest Vein
berg.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Slattery
of Liberal, Kan, arrived last
Thursday morning to visit at
the homes of their sons, Elmer
Austin and Floyd Slattery, and
families. They plan to remain
here about three weeks.
Henry Kray and George
Smith left Monday for Mime
apolis, Mimi, on a business
trip.
OLIVER Cox, Jr., Republican
candidate for sheriff, says only
eight days left to register to
vote. Don't fail to register
Adv.
There will be no services
Sunday at the Methodist
church, due to the absence OF
Rev. Albert Muskett. The Sun
day school and Intermediate
Fellowship groups will meet as
usual.
Word was received by his
mother, Mrs. Esther Schilreff.
that Cecil Mclaughlin, AEM g.
c is in a. hospital on Guam.
Johnny Burns, Jr., left to-
day (Thursday) for Creighton
university, Omaha, Neb., to at
tend school.
Rudolph strobbe of Billings
spent Sunday in Hardin visit
ing friends. Mr.. Strobbe is a
former resident of Hardin.
RAYON slips at L. AS Dress
making Shoppe.-Adv.
Mrs. Murl Peterson and sons,
Mernyn and Dwight, returned
to their home at Fishtail
Mont, after visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Schubert
and her sister, Mrs. Darroll
Warren.
Capt. Hal Hughes spent last
weekend in Hardin en- route tc
Louisiana.
A PACKAGE of Rawleigh's
butterscotch or chocolate pic
filling and dessert will fill a
number of gaps. J. Ernest
Weinberg.-Adv.
Elwood Bailey is in a Billing:
hospital receiving medica]
treatment as a result Of a
bridge collapsing on him last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Carpen-
ter and son, Keith, of Sidney,
Mont, spent the weekend In
Hardin visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. w. L. Bell, ano
family.
BOYS school shirts an
pants at L. AS Shoppe.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. E. Haver-
field left for Wallace, Idaho
last Wednesday where they
were called by the illness of his
brother, Sam H~averfield.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-12

o. B. Hitchcock, assistant
state entimologist for the Mon
tana extension service, OF
Bozeman, was transacting bus
mess in Hardin Tuesday.
Miss Frances Dehnert re-
turned to Hardin last Thurs
day morning after spending
the last month visiting friends
IN Auburn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Kelly of
Fl. Collins, Co.., are visiting
Hardin friends this week. On
"Wednesday, they were luncheon
guests of Mrs. T. W. Atkins and
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Ping.
ATTENTION Veterans: The
American Legion does not tell
you how to vote, but they urge
You to register with the county
clerk and recorder before Sep
TENDER 20. Melvin Cook, COM
mander.-Adv.
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500 pounds to the acre predict
ed in this state. Much Of the
mustard was above the ground
at the time of the freeze on
May II and IL and had to be
replanted. Soil moisture condi-
tons Immediately following re-
planting were unfavorable but
rains during the first half of
July greatly improved crop
prospects.
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MUSTARD SEED
CROP IS LARGE

For the seventh consecutive
year, Montana leads all other
states in mustard seed produc-
ton with a As, 00O 900 forecast
for 1916 as compared to U.s.
100000 pounds last year.
About 10000 acres will be
harvested, with an average of
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DISCHARGES

DISCHARGES
Nine men filed discharges
from the armed services of the
United States in the office of
County Clerk and Recorder
Harry E. Cox this week.
They are as follows: Army
Victor Trujillo, Albert c. Ca
noy, Leonard Pretty Weasel,
Kent R. Cook, Richard Blake
ley, William H. Gilreath and
Everett A. Town; navy-Don
Shuler French and Edward
William Wattenberg.
PUN II G CaIxiana nonA
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Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
Evening star., 1946-09-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started: kept
paft pfv Ia9rens line audits tax returns
AUTO MECHANICS Heller. colored; G1
desires to complete auto mechanic trade;
! x yrs experience; own hand tools. GE.
BOoKKEEPER,. machine operator, desires
connection, high-class firm: no third raters
please: 5-day week. se5. Box 1901 Star.
CHEF-CoOK. Al for a boarding house;
single gentleman: hotel or restaurant;
years experience, dependable. Please call
De De ,ysSv 52St chef; h.S . to s.; .o,ous. 25.
20, married; not afraid Of work: need Job
ENGINEER. long Experience ali II phases con-
f5VhftSsHSs ess @okk R01 wAED Ssi sp part o2 2of
sims; , pSTteT sTTpSS oS bus boy IA oaos REID
ing school, desires part-time posi- position from
2 Win consider
FARMER@so years exper. at general
snd ar dealing ling eud Ike
horses, located in Northern Virginia SO
stos but MpF In H move or fS so9d
I will tell you more about my dad. 30
power plants-Essimator desires position
supervision. T Prone Chestnut 5s55. S7: wv
Law, Law STUDENT, veteran, desires part.
law or cPA office. BOX iss-J. Star. ss.
MAM na4tsr e9iored wants lob s9ss an
Man, 81 years, married, Jewish, good ap-
pearance, ft.. 195 lbs, years college,
social science major. varied experience as
organizations ability; liberal social view
Pa noR wss bs aeT
CONFIDENTIAL spnf business. Write Box ass;H'
MAN AND WIFE. no children, wish jan
itor job with quarters. 90 years as ianltor.
5epaiT sa work II apt. house Airing boilers i9T
SsTS .iSTpS HsR: nSsGr SaIl 81 iLos Sss4 .ooa g:
ship, neat, reliable. Call evenings. North
PART TIME-veteran attending school
6eaps keeper. typist and shipping clerk. VA.
PART TINE EVENINGS by veteran. Elk
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced, all-around
man man including some color: veteran. mar
mfFels ea M1 Of 5sss psE'rat studio position Pssse
SECRETARY, aged %. ABB degree, ex-
soed ss'sfs Rsdns vii Rp1s so
wThere $50 per wk min. Write Box 49,
j, Star. 27s
YOUNG MAN, colored. veteran. o yrs.
Photographic experience, desires position
as apprentice photoengraver. Box 3S2-H,
YOUNG MAN, colored, desires Job as driver
for businessman or company or any type of
references. Call TR. 1873.
VETERAN, "a yrs, single, personable, neat
appearance, ambitious, desires evening
work; typist, amateur cartoonist with
creative, ability. What have you? Box
56-J. Star. 25s
VETERAN wants job evenings between
5 and II pm. Call TR. 1855 after
VETERAN. student, desires part time as
PIX or typist. 4 pm to 10 approx CO.
57s7, MR.. BARRY, before 8 a m. 27s
VETERAN with mechanical knowledge de-
as appren. refgr., mech. WI. 2237. -27
WAITER, colored, experienced, to serve
evening meal: TR. S673 25'
AGE 33; ABB, LIB: State Department
background: amiable and willing; desires
position in established law firm. Available
for interview. Box BAH, Star. 25'
AVAILABLE OCT. list; sales correspondent
news letter and release writer, age 81;
fully experienced; reliable, full-time work
er. Box 1871 Star 27s
OPENING DESIRED by retired Govt ONCE
worker, broad experience in general cor
respondence, management, auditing, etc
Box 276-J, Star. 26'
Evening star., 1946-09-25
HELP DOMESTIC (cent. }

MAID, white. live in, S115 month; with
g.h.w.. family of 8; assist with child; at
time on Convenient location, good local
MIDDLE-AGED settled i Woman al with knowl-
:, i've H. So I yfeuss Nsaff nsS
2 and IL 4 i liys in, d.fioor nm; s35 VIZ:
who will take honest interest in children
snd homs to ESTABLISH hnappy future
NURsEMAID for 2 schooi-aeed children,
some l.h.w.. live in; good home and excel
aftf Excellent to
ea5o eare Tor child 20 mos; live in. Call Or.
WOMAN, white. settled for general house
work in, country home. 2 small children.
s saoy soon ap5 ONLY ms so%en 2
P0ssn s sPe nfsa ST. Re sRRy pRRE RRens
WOMAN, white q 3 eolored; cook and help Y
ITARiUM. Rockville pike. WI Wi. 1907. Ms5
WOMAN, colored. to care for small chill
dren; ; OF eyenings and week ends; Sl5 per
g.h.w... light laundry, assist with baby;
g adults, l baby in family Phone sH.
WOMAN. for general housework. $50 per
week. references required. RA 1910 go
WOMAN, white, as upstairs maid and
seamstress in small institution in me-; live
cut other white help. Box 44S-G, Star.
WOMAN, colored, reliable, g.hw., and help
with 2 young children Top salary to CO.
operative woman seeking perm home Live
in country, mr.. Alex. Attractive quarters
Usual time off Refs. TIE. 6172. -26
S32 WK., G.H.W.; live in: nice home
for settled woman who likes children;
quiet, country; refs. CH; 4581. -26
End MAID, to live in. Telephone Bishop
House, WO. 094S mornings between 9 and
10; afternoon 5 to g. -26
OPPORTUNITY for housekeeper, white,
g h.w., plain cooking; live in; nice home:
good salary; conv. to bus; last housekeeper
with us yrs: will consider some one with
or without exper.; refs. Call WI. 41S3.
II to 3 pm, or 6 to 10 ewes. go
DO YOU WANT pleasant home and can
give hours a day help: 3 children-6,
IA and 10 months; white schoolgirl pre-
ferred: S15. SH. 1920.
BRITISH DIPLOMAT requires experienced
nurse, for 2-month and 2-year-old boys
live in; $3.50. Ring OR. 2629 after 1920
am. -26
WANTED experienced resident cook and
houseworker; live in; 500 month. Ring
OR. 2629 after 10 m. -26
WOULD ANY ONE in vicinity 18th and
Spring I'd. NV. care to share maid for
morning or, preferably afternoon work?
DE. S093 after $50
YOUNG MEMS SCHOOL wants sgle per-
sons or cple.; may live in: g.hw.: part-time
work elsewhere possible. Telephone NO.
27Sl. -27
Evening star., 1946-09-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORs NEEDED-Modern
training IN all subjects; day. night and
fessss sf caoo ~ free s,
SryxoSs q Z sys;; SiEc MT 775s esta6; isiS. M ,,
courses In shorthand, tipping, accountancy
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
Rs noS Ss s 9oYp q ca sbeS
asa St nRg SogssE GRsS ssss @
s40-s50 wk; position open: start. BoYI
"a "a sSS sfs.al: EEvIsw u sgcs 1925 sS fe.
auired: approved for veterans. Elk. daS74
e. 9s1aas sas IA
] ]ssmpsems.er. "a I 81 sscressriai saSsssts. Est
sss ao" G. oS1 esDsol sss H4sR
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught IL
%DESYSns ssSdU ra MR
l7o6 @ st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. $500
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. al
subjects taught. Approyed BY Goyernmenl
ceooLLEoE. 1910 G st. NV. Di. 1852.
PLAY PLANO AND COMPOSE in moa
| SPANISH CLASSES Small congepia
groups, fast objective method tno English
| spokep). Trained instructor. One fre
| trial lesson every Friday from 7:30 Il
$50 I'M. co. 97s7. -26
BECOME A MATCHMAKER, get informa
| Matchmaker Institute, Washington. D, C..
for q complete training; AZ present tim
SPANIsH-Learn 1t quickly. learn 1t IL
the way the highest authorities o
America recommended for the ASTP con
! university and AsTP instructor. IA. 0345
Evening star., 1946-09-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
OUNTANT BOOKKEEPER

graduate; outstanding ability and ex-
2 years as auditor. Office manager, book
Keeper ke 3 IN private INDUSTRY: best references
chDsGNs ch fSsR Eft N3ssE 8s middle age settled as
Southern widow; experienced, best ref
erence; no incumbrance: mother Of service
boys; live in; permanent; wishes care o. Of
CLERK-TYPisT, knowledge Of shorthand
8 years experience, desires permanent po-
sfo gRr Teea eoored 4SsS Waits
evening position licensed elevator oper-
ator and other work experience. Phone
coMPAN1oNyWoman, Coz AZ sSy Vna white settled. ex-
perienced, for cultured Christian elderly
lsSy lad G or g = ak Invalid: no: I7Is. 2e.
tons: eve. gowns Specially; reas. MISS
'ESleI snckETARA xDs avsiass sssk
EXP HH III TYPisr SHa snd reeeptonist
some stenography, wants 5-day week posi-
@ ton; e S45 minimum weekly: best references
FORMER WOMAN OFFICER desires en-
ployment as chauffeur and secretary;
PEfsEia Il 1sEf Boy wdak af yoans sa5 aa
pssDRs pss Tssk b6s 7g xsTs sal
nc isFhars i4ss shslddsn Meridisn BY ys w
day GiEt; xk e0lq5sd FR 4sgb ants cafeteria
as ssa4st1sss ssiDsr Ae ea D6 sSS @
GIRL, colored. desires clerical position;
GIRL, colored, wants work Saturdays; Elk.
GIRLS l2l. colored, want job as file clerks,
GIRL. colored, experienced, desires per-
nen' days csIi sGSa BHRTAS II sS Co % aSis no sun
HoUsEKEEPER, white, refined, settled;
take fun resDsnsbIty sos q home not
LADY, capable, early 40s. desires interest
ing employment. livable wage; experienced,
ana sss aa @ sss sg
LADY, eficient and responsible, middle
aged desires position 1vs;
sSiidPsn, : s.s years and over; Excellent .si.
sffsissf hRTisee 1Isa1DY naDY. no. servant type. su,
sepepshg seepep 20. exp ssSa aeisss sts DOS "
as Secretary to head OF law nrm: other
s..':s s3s;
s.DsH ss5ses .tslss s1ss
Ter embassy or foreign mission. Rspl,
PSI Vide
perience, capable. desires position of re-
sponsibility: available october z. Bez
sTENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT experienced de.
sires work, $3.50. four or dve days week
SH. 1884
TYPIsT, colored. experienced. with refer.
ences, desires part-timc work. Write Bo,
TYPiNG DONE AT HoME-Manuscript
envelopes and si misc typins pick up sne
WOMAN. colored, desires day or veekl.
work. NO. 3973
WOMAN, colored, wishes work evenings II
doctors ONCE as receptionist or clerk
u Call Ludlow 1875
WANTED by reliable colored woman. nurse.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants work as nursemaid
or cook, for private family: ID years ex-
perience with children. Call AT. ,o926.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. neat and capable,
age 35, wants position in motheriess home
or with employed persons; SIS a week.
LADY, speaking only Spanish. available for
work in SpaTish-speaking home: no wash
ing; references exchanged. Call OIL. 6496.
26s
WOMAN, colored, desires position, clean
ing or housework, 5 days a week AID.
1884 OF
WOMAN, colored, part-time work or clean
ing In rooming house or apt to clean.
Telephone Dupont 3236 Wednesday.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work. clean
ln0 and light laundry, from $50 to 4;
WOMAN, white, would like care of chill
dren or homework; prefer part time; best
references. Box 170-J, Star 26s
WOMAN, colored, desires ,part-time clean
ARE You LOOKING for a refined colored
girl who is an honest and exp. worker with
exc, ref. to do part-time day work at 75c
an hour and carfare? If SO please call Ii
1922 Weds. before and after 10; Thurs
till 3 pm
Evening star., 1946-09-25

SHARE PLAN-If a pass, we arrange ride;
II car owner, we fill your vacancy. 23
Mass ave. NV. RE. $3.50. 26s
LADY WANTS another lady to make round
trip to Sioux City. Iowa. Leave Oct. 8,
re- return Oct. "A. AT; ,373S after 6. 26.
Dodge pickup truck to West Coast of Fla,
ref required. WI 6042. -25
DRIVING LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. %.
room for 3 passengers. RA. 1911. to
7:30 pm, Wed, Thurs
PHILADELPHIA = Alternate week ends;
Leave Friday afternoon, return Sunday
eve: 3 pass; new Plymouth: share exp,
Ex: 5000. Ext 1896, 8 am.-5 pm
Evening star., 1946-09-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

COMPToMETER opr, S197; exceptional
openings for good operators Bookkeepers
500 to $50 wk; Typists 90, start $40 wk
new openings Top salaries. Est. rs yrs
pee e MISS Evans or Miss Black at BOYD'S,
l. l33S T. lNaA NA; ,2340,
FORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, us 18th
st. RE. 2S2S
BOoKKEEPERs, s5o-s6o week (M); night
mgr ONCE. 5000; civil engineers, SS5 week:
stenog's. $50 week Many others daily
call in. BOYD'S, 1888 F. MA, 234O