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HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST IN CARE of children, months
and years: $50; live in; gh,w. Silver
Spring. Must be experienced 81. 7949.
COMPANION -HoUsEKEEPER, white, not
over 80, needed Immediately; live in; . in
aaes s saass Dd s0Ga fa one to On g 'Pa pm ony
COOK, for, $50 dinners only. in we'll
5593 only If you are an extra-hne cook
COOK, colored. for private school; COM
plete charse of kitchen. Health certificate
and local reference required. Phone 8 to
COOK. general housework, to take COM
plete charge, air-conditioned apt; > adults,
S25 week. references required. DE. 19l Z.
snd esl95ss f4ds9 to nSnaay
siI SJ Sic week and earfare. Call MRS
ExfEkhs ExfEkfENcEb AR coupLE, white or coloPed
WASHINGTON. All modern conveniences. Ex-
cellent table and tine salary. References
ask for MRS. LUCIE CARNEAL -6
.W.-Cook for adults: references re
ApPY toRd ef efl chdreh ND ave pan cooking
diately. desirable sii. spg. home. 81.
Girl OR WOMAN for general housework,
settled, live in, upstairs room; must like
ehidTsn Gn6n g9ed faoK Sligo 2o4
small adult family. Would be able 10 take
employed husband or other male relative
who would give some services for board and
pleasant upstairs quarters with bath. Tele-
phone WO. $3.50 between 10 and IL a IN.
MAID, must have best references and be
job FIR $500, Ext. 4S9 Il
MAID. must have best references and be
JOB, FIR. $500, Ext. 4S9 a
MAID for g.h.w., one or two months. may
live. in or work by. day; Kensington, Md.
Call during offce hours, RE. 1900, Sta.
7-30SS, or evenings and Sunday, WI. $500,
MR.. MCCULLOUGH.
MAID, light housekeeping, 5la days wk..
s, Star
MAID, 1--we in for small household in N
Ellington Abd consffns of Working adults
only, plain cooking, Salary, $50 per
month. Very nicely furnished room with
holidays off Midde-aged white woman
desired who seeks permanent home. Cali
NURsEMAID, upstairs work. children;
other help; live in; city refs. Adams
REFINED colored woman, 30 to so, to care
for employed couple cook plain dinner:
5:30 to 6, Monday-Friday; live out. EN-.
RELIABLE WoMAN-personsl laundry and
s. and carfare. GE. gas.
WOMAN, to care for syear-old girl and
do ,g.h.w.; hours, 7:15 to 5:45; 5-day
2o39 36th st. Sc. Call TR. 3i32 after
LIVE IN-Doctor's home. gh.w and cook
ing: nicely furn. private room and bath,
noon snd Sunday off: refs. and health card
REQUIRED. Sligo 3I3z %
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
sHARE-TXPENSE PLAN, Los Ang,

SHARE-EXPENSE PLAN. Los Angeles S. F..
Chicago; low rates all cities. cars daily.
ref. exch. % Mass. ave. NV. RE 6sse.
WOULD LIKE RIDE in general direction
Of St. Paul, MINI; am willing to share
POLAND ia 1870. 4.
DAILY TRIPS to beach and mountain
resort made in insured automobile ELMER
E. FRAZIER. Olympic $685. 5
WILL DRIVE you safely and swiftly, If
necessary. to any point in U. S., Canada,
Mexico, Central or South America So per
1881. after 6. -5
DRIVING TO JACKSON. MISS, July s,
can take one or two passengers. CO. 1850.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
90 lessons Improvisins and transposing.
1903 9 st NV. Me 400 or RA. $500.
PROF. MA, degree,
Will exchange English. diction, pub. spkp.
instruction Tor elem. Spanish. co. 1875.
WELL-KNoWN Washington piano teacher
mas vacancy for one or two pupils; homes
visited: evenings and Saturdays Apply
isnme ately 70 Box s5-T Star.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand
typewr'ting, bookkeeping. calculating ma
chlneS. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1873 E ST. Ma o3aa
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL colored, wishes days work, 10 s.
DI, S616 Tuesday. Wednesday and Sat-
urday
GIRL. colored. neat and dependable de-
sires, Job as nursemaid Call at any time.
North Sa6S
GIRL, coiored. neat and reliable. wishes
days work: cleaning preferred Call be-
tween am. and I2 noon. MI 1861
GIRL, colored. desires part time caring for
1 child and cleaning small apt; no cook
ing. s.e preferred. Trinidad 1871 80
WOMAN colored, wants days work laun-
dry or cleaning. MI 515T
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. DI
WOMAN, colored, wants days work, good
cleaning and laundry, SIS day and carfaEe
ME 5S39
JOB AS MAID: coiored. days q week,
y TO X. EXs So4
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TYPIsT, aviation fl, SI75, able to cut
stencils, ayia alton firm; receptionist. dr. $
exper., $4o-s56 If you Wish = good LOB Job
see me Miss Knight at Ma 2117, PER
SONNEL SERVICE. 1871 G St, next to
church
Al SECRETARY, sa25. F). age under
35, medical BACKGROUND or nurses train
ing: expert sec, wk. N. Y. City, $50 wk,
vertising. $50, wk vacation steno (25)
$40 to $50 wk. Need 100 new applicants
daily for the better positions. Thousa nds
placed annually. See Miss White or Miss
Lee. t2s yrs exper,) BOYDS. 1888 F.
CRAFTSMEN, $50 wk. (M). patent work
mechanical drawing. Engineers. civil,
aviation. Many others See Mr.. BOYD,
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. Ma
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont J

YOUNG HEATING, ventilating engr, with
local constr. sales experience, desires posi-
ton; am married, perm. resident; haV,
good car. Box 44-T. Star. 80
3rd-YEAR LAW STUDENT desires part
time work in established law firm salar,
no object. Temple 1854 4"
ATTENTION. insurance companies-Man
30. neat appearance, desires position with
insurance company, wishes to learn sell
ing and collecting best of references. Bo,
1913. Star A.
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ASSIST N CARE Of ? children. 2 months
and > years; S25; live in; gh.w. Silver
Spring. Must be experienced 81. 1919.
coMPANIoN-H N-HoUsEKEEPER, white, not
over 80, needed Immediately; live in; . in
family; salary. good home IN small apt.
Evening star., 1946-07-04

HoUSEKEEPER, floor; dependable, coop
! night. from $3.50 an to IL midnight
Apply in person to executive housekeeper,
between 8 am. and pm, HOTEL WASH
1NCIION. | 9Th and Pa n Il
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
SNOW DOPE

There's snow to please skiers and for tomorrow afternoon there's promised racing taste to please spectators.
 The promise is to be dangled at the Second Meadow, on the Doug las Island Ski Area, where the Ju- neau Ski Clubs Outdoor Commit tee plans a race novelty as the fea- ture of the regular weekend slat session. A double slalom" is what's programmed, for 9 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 The event is run over parallel flag gated courses, with skiers pair ed off to run simultaneously, giv- ing the watcher an opportunity to note comparative speeds.
 The Outdoor Committee has been well pleased to note increasing numbers of just spectators, unski shod, at the Second Cabin as the week ends of this season have fol- lowed along. First watchers have come back again and again-and brought their friends, indicating there's something just in getting out onto the snow-clad slopes of a Sunday, even if there's no sad- ding the slippery hickory intend- ed. Skiers welcome the sightseers- it's nice to have someone around tc help pick you up. The sightseers are bemused by the dizzy doings of the skiers. A good time is had by all. So-a welcome is extended to more and more Sunday spectators the "eats" provided at the Second Cabin by the Juneau Ski Club each week end are free to you too. The climb up to the Slalom Course, where the slat riders dip and dunk should give you a hearty enough appetite to be able to gobble the eats"
 Morning activities slated for Sun day will consist mainly of begin ner's instruction under the watch full eye of Proxy Tom Stewart, while the better ski handlers prac- tice downhill running under the wing of Dean Williams. in prepar- stion for the following Sundays big event of the racing season-the Moller Cup race. Skiers going up the trail tomorrow are asked to help in whipping the trail into top shape for the Moller event. Wear your skis up the trail,' is the watchword of the day,
 Tourney Chairman Williams was to lead party of snow devotees to the Island today, in order to re- habilitate the jump hill and take off for the jumping exhibition that is planned in conjunction with the Moller. Other skiers can help out there too. The landing hill needs packing and side-stepping it, on the way up and down the trail Sunday, will give lift.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16

who gave an even better perform ance than their very excellent one of the previous night. There was no indication of the slight nervousness which marked their first appear ance, and which was due to the very short time they had worked to- gether.
 J. Wallace Downs. the flutist, shared the honors with Miss Sylvia Davis for his exceptionally fine per- formance, while the String Quartet achieved perfection in their chosen numbers.
 With Miss Davis in the quartet were Phyllis Langdon, violinist; Alberta Jean Smith, violist, and Arthur Braendel, cellist. Carol Beery Davis was accompanist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16

that's what the $400,O0o would ouy. Site selected by the JWC is that presently occupied by the A. B. Hall.
 Pay Part Ot Oion Way
 Councilman Harry Lea brought up the question of upkeep. The answer to that was that revenues from pool, alleys, soft drink and sandwich bar, club room rentals, etc. should pay a large part of the maintenance.
 When the question of reducing the construction outlay to a point where the City would be able to carry the project through on its own came up, the swimming pool was cited as the most expensive single unit also it's operation would be costly. Councilman Ed Nielsen plugged hard for inclusion of pool, but when it was finally more or less agreed that $200,o00 would have to be the top limit, a pool appeared out of the picture.
 Final say for the women came from Mrs. Roy Peratrovich, who declared. "It can be done if we have courage enough
 Use Fair Building
 Patrolman Milo Clouse support ed the recreation center from the police angle as an aid in controlling juveniles. His suggestion was the possible conversion of the South east Alaska Fair Building, should the City he able to gain title to it.
 One definite action last night came out of the recreation center discussion. Mention of the A. B. Hall site as 8 proposed location prompted Nielsen to move that the City renew it's s15,O00 option on that property, this time in writing. The vote carried without dissent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
LAST OF MOOSE CARD
 PARTIES IS TONIGHT

The last one of series of public car parties given by the Moose Lodge and Women of the Moose will be held tonight. starting at 8 o'clock in the Moose Lodge Rooms in the Seward Building.
 Grand prizes for the high scores of the series for both men and wo- men in bridge and pinochle will be awarded Refreshments will be served, and a pleasant evening is assured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
HOSPITAL NOTES

Laurene Knowles, surgical patient, Mike Lyons and Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, both medical patients, were admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yes- terday.
 Jack Walker, Howard Kresge and George Fornier, all medical pat tents, were discharged during the day.
 Roberta Carteeti from Hoohah and Moses Johns from this city were admitted to the Government Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
YOUNG ARTISTS IN CONCERT LAST EVE
 WIN HIGH PRAISE

An even larger crowd than that of the previous evening filled the North ern Light Presbyterian Church last night, to enjoy the concert of Chamber Music, sponsored by the Order of Rainbow for Girls, in which Miss Sylvia Davis, violinist, was featured.
 The audience was most responsive and sympathetic. and had many words of praise for the young artists
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16

s. DEPARTMENT COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU
 JUNEAU ALASKA
 WEATHER BULLETIN HOURS A. MERIDIAN TIME
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
Redheads Preferred

EUGENE. Ore. University of Oregon gentlemen prefer redheads right now. Here's why
 Tickets to the campus "krazy Kopy Krawl" dance cost $1.16 for a man escorting redhead. $l.27 for a guy with a blonde and $l.34 for the boys with brunettes.
 Incidentally, on the back of the ticket is an ad for hair dye.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
MRS. DALZIEL SOUTH

Mrs. Dick Dalziel left by plane Thursday for Seattle, on a three months vacation trip which she will spend with relatives and friends in Washington, Oergon and California. While south, she will also seek medi- cal attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16

Music lovers will long remember these two delightful evenings, and will look forward to the appearance of these artists, either singly or in groups.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16

*-(4:3 m "a. WEATHER extends from the Valley Washington State this morning
 
 Alaska Temperatures continue cold with this Rain has fallen during the Alaska Peninsula portion the United States and Canada
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-16
FROM FAIRBANKS

Marvin D. Williams, resident of Fairbanks, is staying at the Bar anof,
Evening star., 1946-03-22
BOATS

ASSAULT BOATS. redeSlened, excellent
| Tor fishing: with or without cabins: for in
TOR CO. 900 Maine ave sV Ma es4I.
MARINE MOTORS. new. fully EQUIPPED;
s 5sa soahify RiSs y DARsoN IS ss MoFoR S;SEts co e.
oUTBSARD MOTORS v Hanfsd nf5 any model.
10 your home ROPER Dupont af65.
30 AND AZ CONSOLIDATED sedan cTurs-
ers; available for this season order now
for early delivery. DAWSON MOTOR CO :.
Distributors, ESs 300 Maine ave. s.v, Ma
BOATS; fat bottom, white cedar l9eI4
S,,s. .. DAWSSS sss5l'S NoToR e" co 900
PROPELLER REpAiRING-Have your pro-
eeF FsaNK FTspaEsd nFf row eefoEs the rush
plies piss 1912 l1th st, Sc. Ii 44s3 FIR
PANTS, rI MAR1NE-copper- bronze. COPPER.
ton I: p; c Executive 34oe e'"'' se559 Maa
%saN1EDmThompson srsi. outbosrd speedboa.
WA>TED--ou,ooaro mo,crs. res.rdl.s. Of
sI1e or condition cash for same. 1877
IEvINRuDE oUTBoARD MOTORS, shipped
on customers orders only; a $40 deposit
Choice KING lqF FUTON II R0ofi fNc. oi y9H5 sS5
Maine ave- s;w., Washington 4. D. c.
NE HAVE SECURED the Eastern and
western Shores and have purchased a fnr
assortment Of boats. ranging in price from
$3.50 TO $500. We list a few: 32-ft
32-ft cabin cruiser, sleeps 4. s. 500; SIS
IT.. cabin cruiser, sleeps ), $500; new
l51,hp; Chrysler motor, being installed;
AIT. Chrls Craft, 81 500: lift. outboard.
5-h.p. motor. $3.50; left sailboat. $3.50:
several others. c B. Baker Msr., BAKERS s
Severn ave, Eastport, Nd. Annapolis 1894
"a
ROAT AND TRAILER, remote controls
Ilsht alt-Water httlngs, seats, removable
lean-bacSS. anchor. oars. complete. $3.50
Private owner will demonstrate after a
m Sal. 500 Maine ave. s.w "a
Evening star., 1946-03-22
DOGS, PETS. ETC

GREAT DANE, STUDS. fawn. with Brae.
Pups 'ns g. thii INpsEY fasnPGs 81 NSsa dsss
s9ARDlNGA ts3! Ts,k end facilities to5 dogs
Psskeug s servlee BDEAWEE E5VE ES9RhEsSiii!fss RESNEIs
toGkfR t2a5 fqn9ss,isqt ss.Sgt,s aye Wo. Qss4 81
pup; and ds. red female. yrs Old; yea pedi-
cRs1NEk eTssd Akf FANS Tes Church chang Ted EARL
vidual and professional bathing. grooming
services to all pet owners; appt only.
h sREaT a'0 DANE sf!S PGPfifs Pfi5sfe golden lawn
Pnns' Pss 2,nHnp months CID Axe resistered Cali
cockfRa coz ffRasah sPANlES rurs Axe resisfsred
ssd; ; Till deliver, spruce S$as-J. ~
BosToN at stud drahffn II You wan want besutifaI,
parked puppies. give him trv. Cali Sat,
s9n aftiE 81 24s sven eH sSs5 sHsy to saod
WANIED-Male or spayed Cocker, brown
Sroken aa1V9 frsndy end Vhs cH sss hegse
.YLLiE Scotch. male year old, golden
and dsf fables 0vhSs nosussd sPs ss s5s
WANTED-country homes for 4 beautiful
lion ST. and altered for So go Maftess Gld eons 81
and ;nd v vi: sstsy; graz; and yellow AT 7I43 sat
WANTED MMEDiATELY-Fostsr morn.r
Tor puppies. EN- OO43 ''ii7'
,s+AMTEp: An, D. good homes for mother cat ane
Kltten, both well trained. Inquire 34I0
3eth st nv: Apt. Die "a.
COCKER SFANIELS, Axe reg: beautifu,
Hill I'd SP lIs0-W. ''' 81. s44'.sef
COCKER PUPPIES. black. champion sired
WANTEDwHome in Suburbs for cho, H..
female, ] year old nice disposition, snso
q sar Sat, TO Il; weekdays. TO 4 ga
slAMESE KITTEN, beautiful pet. healti1v,
anectionate, housebroken. female $50
Ielephone Falls Church 112s-J "a
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PERSONAL.

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY done, all
@ Aasns 'GS for Setas ELk%2 S4S
eAiLpkTN's PHOTOGRAPHS, weddings,
bb sTlo pFH' YoT sSoW e os % sle T H1 osS
.RoPER," Dupont szs5. -:
Eaairped for, PROMPT serViee aesses presses
M 70 oPmery GrSsf q asP Sfth hFessSns ave YEA
1Idc,t;rs lId0 St SOW NV Room 90 Telephone
HfGHEsT Prices PAID for diamonds and
tIy1NGsToN CO, 14ss 'fsst St nW', HeensfH NE
HUMAN ALARM CLoCK-Reliable wake
up service For information call AT. 1850
MOTION PICTURE 16-mm sound protector
hire for, all occasions. 6O2 Pa. ave Sc.
PARsoN's COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. day
transportation furnished daily .throug hout
WeshisTion sve 81 1928 aad suburbs s4ol Georgia
.aoNH shStaERp $3.50. ask for Mis-.
ssoe eho on roS4 srnature as neeo OF loan uo ''
WE BUY DIAMONDS. watches and silver
NAVY EWEyRS sstssS STOP bought M sth for easa
PIANIST, excellent sight reader, fine ac-
companist soloist, open for hotel or restau-
rant concert work. WINSTON, AID. $3.50.
NURSES AvAILABLE-sThe 1nterracial
Nurses Registry; trained. practical or un-
dersraduates; never closed. AT. 2!Os.
ARE YOU INTERESTED in purchasing
desirable. ! to 5 acre homesite in the gentle.
PRSf PHoTos 50 OF FOUR H oA sABS SfiT IN your home
IS different poses, $3.50. You will treas
HTs these lovely; natural pictures in your
ment. call Ho, 4120. day or evening Us
EXPERT TAILoRING-Men,s and wom-
ems clothes; repairing' -, remodeline, no de-
WANTED-A good stable home for a 10
VI -old boy who needs affection and toler-
ant understanding. Telephone Dupont
ssEs5f sS "as cH55
WANTED-A good home. city or country
for an active 3-yr.-o old boy. Telephone
R2bI Rs5Tfsa sG s6s
rfRMANENT: PERI & r 81: shampoo and finger ss wave
sGf S1R ~ pPointmenss psae MABELLE HON
for and delivered Phone Ii. 1884 III
NURSERY giving special care, two snacks
and dinner daily. breakfast if desired;
Will PROVIDE roo room IAN and i; board ard for mid
dle,,aged woman who will stay evenings
S With my my, % ehlldren, ages @ M "a and x, girls.
MR ANDREW ANnoT Tsr-a AHAsTAsIAo' 2o4 34th. st.
one OF OF THE BEST HA1Rcurs. hand
taIlorsd' np' no ), clippers; ip2p HOTEL HoUsToNs
George c: Behney, please call Ludlow 1862
or write Box 111-V Star.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ATTICS AND RECREATION RMS finished
n m,,,tII9n Kn9tty w pine and other materials
HUMPHREY d. QU1GG, Randolph 2s4l
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagstone
PorehsT MsRcScIn and Taiks; pc ehimneys freplacss
Rockville. Md. Telephone Rockville 34S-J
,,d, nIRT; >. CONCRETE, CO. IRE debris. hand exesy.- @
''oh' SaF0S' cehars' driVe"ays' FIR. 81. 1924
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
eaylhf oHst ssnalns Rshns eleanns pa
ING IN ,ss coNT6AcT0Rs, aR e INC iSia wiscon-
FnooRs IL oTs saNpEbo sH Eo REF1N1sHrp, cleaned
sERy1cE re z saS5: Ah res. s AhtEE TE 3ss5 FhooR
FLOORS tyboG SANDED @ ana beautifully an;
GLASS BLOCK installed for homes, stores,
restaurants, factories. porches. counters,
Ps@phlets furnished on ana 1sauss' !',2as: RH
KEMroNE PAINTING. decorating: t' let us
AZ kfm!Gns sse S0gy sHAPRo hqTe work done promptly
PAINTING, decorating, interior and ex-
terror: Al workmanship, prompt service:
W SsGah5fss bFooKar1NG ea &C. paperng Sa aoor
refinishine. roof repairs, waterproofins
iished Iaa5' h5hS AP SlaS $ hAMiLioN sa esSs0'
PAINTING and decorating. 40 years at
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
Lucas IucAs LUCAS Jea Sss EmeTson ues estl st
NV. RA $3.50 or GE. SS63 -25
PORCHES INCLOSED, Kool shades, sun
sssRs :0G5Rfa Sia
HO. $500 -oS
REMODEL. mooernlze your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION co. $500 Wis ave WI 1900
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have ma
terial. Repairing and remodelinE. as
beStoS siding, roofing. W. D. TAYLOR,
Sligo 3942 evenings
ROBERT JARMAN. specialist in home
cleaning. sanding. painting. kem-Toning,
house renovating. $40 Oakdale pl NV,
DU. 3431 o6s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCESSORIES AND CAMERAS, movie
ashss foE presE famera En nd
.gpop OPP pspt TInxs Justicel RE. e434.
eordions saSn 2 of any MAKE; Mr.; ,FARREN,
&C CORD IONS, trumpets, saxophones.
tromoones, sutars and other musical in
Y0uns T'Ssd Sssona sh @ p5Ss' 9oRDAS Pos sa
ACCORDION, " sil. 12o. Call Du. 4s4s.
tors. office equip ali kinds; top prices PAID
Eve, and Sun. CO, 1925; week. DI, 5a7s
ADDING MACHINES ana typevriters
ooira oonsht' DO top Ds:ss; ssss rens5sd aulesly
IS Bfaa ascafSrs RHS 4ss sRa e., nys
51zz 9'9FRf sls n F'Gssd eo 5is kE a
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. fans and cooling
s!IkscoNpifIoNISe EQUIPMENT and re-
Wisconsin 657o. 1 buy restaurant equip
AMERISA's OLD AUTOMOBILES wantsd-
ROPER pays spot cash for 931 to 1887
Come to your nome DU. 9765 cG'
ANTIQUES. furniture, pric-a-orac. emma
shess Si Drces 'ssEVas Dsd Can MuRRHY Ra5F!nSs
ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
GRADY. Ma. $3.50 ~ eSse Cd" NH
BEDROOM; dining, living room furniture;
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites.
ns LYING room room pieces rugs, eas ranges ana
once: will pay highest possible prices. No
odsS Nhs' MR GRApY Hea Savs "a to S6 s please call
BICYCLES and tricycles. in any condition.
Wantsd Tor material Phone CO. 1898
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment all
accessories bought at highest prices BREN-
Justice Nna '"'i RE "a a4ss axe NV opD' Dept. of
CAMERAS-Leicas. Contaxs. other foreisn
equipment Also movie equipment. Come
soMMERs CAMERA EXcHANeEn. EScfIs ssEn DFafe d4io
30 MN. type with or without access ssories
urgently wanted, Call MR.. HORN from
10 I. to 8 at RE. s434.
sHoro suppIY. os sss 81 st. ors'ss .ness soFp 3
S.ss 9slsss 'f'H Yaa s05 1 men :.
cLoIHlNGIMsns, and boys. Highest
CLOTHING tmen'sl. luggase, radios etc
Waqssd y nsd, We pay hi hishest cash prices, &
LoTHiNG-Highest cash prices ssA paid dof for
used mems: womens, childrens clothing
shoes. furniture. household effects. drapes
linens; nnns bTis,ssb5ae; etc; Phone RE 9s35.
NV, 1922 H st. ne. ID
CL0IHlNG Better prices PAID for mea'.
nsed Us elothins Harry's li3s 7tn ct nv
COINS. stamp collections. diamonds, auto
HoPhY sraPnea sHns sisfters: soId and silver bought
COIN-OPERATED MUSIC BOXES and pin
ball machines; also slot machines. Phone
81 1856 80
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid ERNEST
BBURK; INC. 614 18th NV: DI 277s
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash prices
naid Get our ofier before YOU sen
ARTHuP MA.KEL o4o ? st
DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial. birthstones. dia-
mond wedding rings; otter jewelry and
pawn tickets purchased. Highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEwELRY CO., 727
7th st. NV.
DICTAPHONE, debating. transcribinr.
shaving machinss, Cash. RE. 224s. -s4
ELECTkIC-ACETY;. wELDER, bench and
pipe vice. pipe cutter, stock and dies, IL
to 2 In: electric motor rrinder. DI. a27e. !
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK

YOUNG WORK HORSES and mares, 20
l sadole horse: ! spotted pony. kind and
gentle for children, 2234 Pa ave. Sc in
the rear, "a
3 GOOD HUNTERS, ! to yrs. old dapple
eood and broke. > ponies ] pair Belgian
hoTses. & yrs old. some mated teams and
single mares. ; mules, some good ones.
tTaw :-des bv the hour Rear 80 18th
BAY MARE, for good rider. : yrs old.
gentle. 5000 Near Washington Golf and
Country Cluo. CH rlS5
BLACK RIDING MARE, I4.G. well bred.
was hunted y yrs, with or without saddle
also ! pr LIB .aG,s tan Western boois
Tower 5016. 80
GUERNSEY AND JERSEY HEIFER. II
months, for sale Hillside lt'3f-W. Call
Sunday or weekdays > pm