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Evening star., 1946-09-09
There is a lot of 1t in both hair

There Is a lot of 1t In both hair
and flngernails.
Years ago DR.. M. X. Sullivan OF
the Georgetown University faculty
thought it might play a part in the
genesis Of arthritis and that liability
70 this malady might be determined
Dy analyzing nail clippings.
Also it was suspected that cystine
might play a role in cancer. DR..
Sullivan has spent nearly lifetime
investigating their particular bio
logical substance.
Each molecule of cystine contains
two molecules Of sulphur. It was
found that by submerging hair for
4 minutes in a commercial cold
waving solution a sulphur atom is
Knocked out Of about 80 per cent OF
these cystine molecules, thus tenn
porarily breaking them as links be-
tween keratin chains.
Hair in the waving process is
wound tightly around thin rods
The chains are under great tension
and to relieve this they tend to pull
closer together. They slide over
each other into curved positions-in
other words, hair strands become
curly.
At least, that is what Dorothy
Sanford and Fred L. Humoller OF
st. Paul told their fellow chemists
II girls hair doesn't take a natural
wave the hair dresser can cut out a
few strands and consult a chemist
who will analyze it for cystine, ac-
cording to a method developed by
DR.. Sullivan and his colleague, DR.
w. @. Hess. Then he may direct the
proper procedure.
Meanwhile, DIR. Sullivan and DR.
Hess have been concerned with
weightier matters. the problem OF
beauty parlor operators being of nc
great concern compared to the sig
iflcance of cystine in life itself. 1t is
a significant factor, DR.. Sullivan
says. in another kind of curly hair
wool. Cystine is one Of the best
absorbers Of ultraviolet rays from
the sun and this is probably, he
points out, the reason Arabs wear
wool "bathrobes," despite the in
tense heat of North Africa.
Before the chemists today he re-
ported tests of the balance of cystine
and other amino acids essential to
life in various foodstuffs, especially
Boston baked beans.
Evening star., 1946-09-09

HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, junior for c. p. A. firm;
must be able to type; give full details In
own writing: veteran preferred. Box 236-E
ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST. expert
enced. for large department store; excel
lent starting salary and opportunity; pleas
ant working conditions, 5-day week Ap-
ply with samples to publicity director, 4th
moor, LANSBURGH d. BRO, 7th. Sth and
e SITS. NV. IA
AIRLINE REsERyATIoN AGENTS; United
Airlines: aged 21-3O; alternating shifts;
we train; ability recognized; interviews
Monday. Sept. 9. 9 am. to 5 pm, Hay
Adams House, 18th and H SITS. NV 3
RCHITECT-Knowledge OF building su-
pervision; also familiar d. c. codes. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1858. III
ARTIFICIAL LEG MAN, experienced.
some brace work, supervise shop; excellent
salary, out-of-town factory. Box 74-E,
Star. 1Os
ARTIST wanted for day work in private
Washington school; experience in COM
mercial art work necessary: former teach
ing experience not necessary; permanent
position, excel. salary and short hours
Give full particulars. Box 399-D. Star,
ASSISTANT BUYER for boys furnishiS,ss
department, young man with previous de-
partment store or specially shop expert
ence; 5-day week. Apply employment Of
nee, 4th floor. LANSBURGH & BRO. eth,
Sth and y
Evening star., 1946-09-09

for as years Of . Georgetown Uni
versity chemist on the sulphur-con-
tanning elements of the body.
The chief constituent of hair is
. protein substance, keratin.
1t is precisely the same stuff in
the blond locks of Lana Turner
a crows feathers or cows horns
1t consists of long molecules, fast
ened together like chain. Agri-
culture Department chemists lately
have been able to e>in it into ar
artificial silk.
Several Chains in Hair.
There are several such chains In
strand of hair. They are linked
together with molecules of cystine
This is one Of the amino acids
lnitrogen-containing building block,
Of the body, whose presence in the
diet probably is essential to life
Evening star., 1946-09-09
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EXHIBITS.

1 EXHIBITS.
:, Victory anniversary exhibit, including
display of Japanese and German sur
render documents. among them IL never
of war against Japan and the Japanese
| declaration against the United States and
England at the National Archives, S:45
am. to 8: Is pm. weekdays and 80 to
M Sundays and holidays through Sep
Books and personalia of shalom Alei-
chem. Jewish author. for an indefinite
period; an exhibit Illustrating the work OF
Goudyans; designer Of types and books.
water color rendering Of early Amer
lean desisns in native arts and crafts. at
the National Gallery of Art, 10 am. to
fhTomah Dm; wssenaayS ssnf.nS ana to Pm Sundays
:. Oil and water color paintings by Miss
Norman Rose at the Petworth Branch,
Public Library, 8 am. to pm. week
Club Of Washington. ooi7 I Street NV
| II am to s pm. weekdays and 2 to 5
pm Sundays thTsYsh hTfSshtSRgt September:
Board Of Trade, Willard Hotel, 1918
FOR sERvIcEMEN.
splash party. USO club. 1911 H street
SB B.ne. 05lase 5kse tepsss s96 North Capitol street.
square and folk dancing. Thomson Gen.
ter Twelfth s and IL I streets NV: -.
NV, s:so O'clock sonisht i.n'n ''f'e'
Dancing on terrace. Uso club. Seven
teenth and K streets NV, s O'clock to-
Fish fry Uso club. 1914 N street NV.
JWB-uso, infoTmsl dance, Sixteenth
Evening star., 1946-09-09
Chain Links Of Sulphur
Secret Of Curly Hair,
Scientists Believe
By Thomas R. Henry
Ssar SfoH Coyrsspondsn,

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Life and
beauty were hitched together with
chain links OF sulphur in reports
Of scientific investigations presented
before the American Chemical So
ciety here today.
The investigations conducted in
various laboratories all rested
fundamentally on the pioneer work
Evening star., 1946-09-09

ass s .% ssH :sd
on general schedule of supplies; commits
Tfon ofgS RSon sss l55 jsS%on1
sALEsmEN, MlL siaE make s11 on $3.50 sale,
deaers and Service vH Stations bir demand
sss i afs il I'M. 3s
signs ever offered merchants. service
that comes q a salesman only once in a
,TsRiy, aSTSaER Hishmsna isoS
statesmen. pleasant. dingnified selling in
the home. no canvassing; salary and comm
%orsnF from to 0f apps sas day jay
Statesmen established storm
inexper.. to share in excellent earnings;
bonus plan paid vacations WEATHER
GuARD CO., l412 Irving st. NV. Ho.
Statesmen. married. over a5; selling only;
no extra duties; no canvassing. no servic-
ing, no deliveries. no collecting; with H., Us IS
the status son
n: Y a.ppy spend %s ssns s opa t in
neld,, Stands, on its own feet after you
sen it; Men hired now win get in on big
made on customer leads and recommends.
tions. We will show you earnings in fleld
500 or better weekly. Apply ENCYCLO-
PAEDIA BRITANNICA, 526 Evening Star
Statesmen for store fxtures and CONNER
ctal refrigeration. SCHURR Electric
CO., INC. 221S Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
Statesmen, travelling, excellent sideline
scissors, pocket knives. cash and bond
boxes. UNITED CUTLERY AND HARD
WARE PRODucTs. 1929 Vermont axe
NV. RE. 6015. p
FURNISHINGS department. mod
ern mems wear store: excellent salary;
permanent. MUTUAL STORES, 9th and
SITS NV 10
positions in various
week; pleasant working conditions. Apply
at once, SEARS ROEBUCK q CO., Miss |
Harshman. 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

this Mexican freball "a new team, new
Astaire and Rogers, get it,"
Are you kidding?" Chuck muttered in
confusion. Here it was, the goal he and Judy
had been shooting at - but Judy was being
left behind
It's in the bag" said Meyers. Nov you
tell Judy. l don't care what you tell her, but
tell herl In two weeks I'll have the papers
ready for you to sign"
So Chuck tried to tell Judy. The storm of
wrath he aroused was even worse than he'd
anticipated. 1t was in a way magnificent,
like the eruption of a volcano or the fury of
hurricane.
After the fireworks came the deluge of
tears. with Judy exclaiming passonately that
he could leave her, that she never wanted to
see him again.
Leave her an we'll why not? thought Chuck.
That Godenwine contract meant everything
to him. Not money, exactly, or fame - ac-
complishment, that was it, Reaching the goal
he had set for himself and had sweated and
gone hungry and cold to attain.
He knew Judy. She would have sacrificed
anything else in the world for him. but not her
career He understood we'll enough how that
was.
Didn't he feel the same way? She had
dried her tears, and there would be no more
Evening star., 1946-01-06

lean and hard and gay, like bright blade of
dancing sunlight.
Success had softened her For two years
now they had enjoyed featured billing in
tremendously popular Broadway show -
and Judy had lost her fire.
She was still a superb dancer, still superbly
lovely - it was difficult to say just what was
missing.
Perhaps it was the excitement of not know
ing where her next meal was coming from?
1t was certainly nothing you could put your
finger on matter of spirit entirely - and
yet theater audiences felt it at once.
Chuck and Judy" still received their
applause - but it wasn't the old applause,
coming in beating roars that called them back
for encore after encore Now it was simply
polite handclapping in appreciation of a per-
fectly executed routine.
The heart was lacking
MEYERS. their agent, had told Chuck bluntly
that it was time for Judy to retire.
The show would close in the spring. and he
had no hope of finding another top spot for
them as team.
But for you, Chuck, something is cook
ing" Meyers beamed. "A contract with
Goldenwine Pictures, starting at two hundred
dollars week. You and Pepita Fernandez,
Evening star., 1946-01-06


on the back of his neck, the way she always
did to let him know that a storm had passed
and was forgotten And if he wanted to leave
her she would let him go just like that with
a smile and, Good luck!" no matter what
she felt.
Judy was trouper.
Chuck bent over his ledger, small red
book bought in dime store. He got new
one every year. and it was part of his super
stiton that they must all be the same This
was the twelfth ledger.
He looked up nervously at the clock. Ten
minutes before midnight -- ten minutes left
to find balance.
The entries in Chuck's ledgers were brief,
but poignant to him In his 1892 account he'd
written: No job - not eren thedter usher.
Slept in the park last night. Nothing to eat for
t,co days Lightheaded II is raining and I hare
no c0at
And to balance it.
Judy found me, took me to her room, fed me.
Dear Judy
There were many grim entries that year:
Judy lost her job =. stole loaf Of bread.
Walked into the store and took ii and Walked
out. The storekeeber Just stared at me.
Many entries on the bad side of the ledger.
but to balance them on New Years Eve he
had simply written Married Judy. Habbi-
ness, happiness!
Ir HAD not always been so easy to balance
the books in the middle l93Os. The bad sides
of the ledgers were crowded with entries
The agent laughed al us. Said we ,cere uasting
his time. Landiady turned rs OM. Said ii
maS bad enough when We didn't pay the rent.
but she couldn't stand that eternal rattle Of
dance steps as We bracttced. -. Only job /
could gel Was Washing dishes, SlOO day
and meals - bm made them feed Judy, too.
Was it foolish to balance all that with
Judy gape me a rose2 He still had the rose,
thorny brown stick with few dried petals,
pressed in the ledger.
Then when the tide turned it swept them
along quickly. The ledger began to briste
with entries on the good side: Lessons, and
The finest teacher tn the wOrid. Won The
amateur contest. -. Meyers agreed to handle
our act. AT last A real booking and real
money!.
Years like these were balanced on the bad
side, too: serious quarrel with Judy. A near
thing - but, gosh, that other wench neser
meant anything 10 me! | toaS fool. . The
Nary TUNED me doVn - poor eyesigM
Now, in the last ledger, the one big item
on the bad side stood unbalanced, brittle
reminder that the tide had begun to ebb
again: Meyers says "Chuck and Judy' are
uashed up as a team.
Chuck looked at the clock again and wet
his lips Three minutes to 60 Three minutes
to balance his books There was time enough.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

One minute TO mIdnlght - and
Chuck had to make the biggest
decision of his whole life
A Short Short Story
1T WAS New Years Eve, and Chuck was
Il again faced with the problem of balancing
his ledger.
He had always kept queer sort of ledger,
and his methods of attaining balance were
often whimsical, sometimes fantastic. Never
theless it was ritual with him to close out
the book at the years end He was just super
stitious enough - with the faith in signs,
omens and portents common to show people
- to believe that no end of bad luck would
come if he didn't find balance.
Judy, Chuck's wife and the other half of
the dance team of Chuck and Judy" sat
before. her dressing table a few feet from him
and dabbed at her face to repair the damage
of angry tears.
She was nearly the same irresponsible,
adorable Judy he had married a dozen years
ago - nearly but not quite.
For one thing she was thirty-two years old,
and had trouble keeping her weight down.
All through the hungry times of their strug-
gle to gain fame and fortune, Judy had been
Evening star., 1946-01-06

Now, in the last ledger, the one big item
on the bad side stood unbalanced, brittle
reminder that the tide had begun to ebb
again: Meyers says "Chuck and Judy' are
uaShed up as a team.
Chuck looked at the clock again and wet
his lips. Three minutes to 60 Three minutes
to balance his books There was time enough.
All he had to do was write: Contract wih
Goldenuine Pictures.
Judy had finished her makeup She rose
and walked over behind him, bent and lightly
kissed the back of his neck.
moment later the door closed softly as
she left the room.
Chuck stared at the clock, beads of perspi-
ration coming out on his forehead, A minute
to go E. . half minute.
With sudden final determination he picked
up the pen and wrote the entry that balanced
his ledger, while whistles, horns and bells
joyously announced the New Year. The
words were simply, Judy kissed me.
1W-I-6-46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
BOATS.

WASHINGTON's leading marine supply
store, S. KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine
ave sw.. Washington. D. C. Executive
PROPELLER REeAIRING-Have your pro-
peIlrr repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
CHIC, marine supplies. 1912 18th ST. Sc.
Ii. 4493, FIR 1892
BRAND NEW EvINRUDE 1O-h.p. 4-cvl.
cupboard motor, not yet uncased: loft.
Pqat; needs painting reasonable. DAYS,
ia45; ssa1 Phone eif 81 a i? a. M new to IN
pm. weekdays. or write Box l7I-H, Star
WANTED-outpoard motcr., regardless OF
SIZE or condition: cash for same. 1877
FOR ,sALE-ao-ft. cabin cruiser. sleeps 3;
brand-new engine and marine transmits
sion; Just been painted. Can be seen at
foot Of 18th st wharf, pier NO. q. $1,000
FOR sALE-Boat, e2xe IT.. good condition.
suitable for motor or sail; S1O0 or best
FOR SALE-2s-ft. Chris-Craft cabin
cruiser, recently refinished and motor over
hauled; S;i,S00 Can be seen 1900 Maine
ave, dock n. Sunday. Telephone RE. U2J6.
THE JACK STONE CO.-Your Matthews.
Richardson and Century dealer, distrib-
utors Tor Chemold plastic car top and Al
Ied AVIATION nodded boats; marine brok-
efage' insurance and financing. GIL 1900.
l6-FT. INB0ARD MOTOR hunting cabin.
gooo, condition; ready to go, $40, includ-
ing ing, trailer DE. 1852. am. to pm
;ss' ELCO CRUISER. two cabins, built
~ a,,Ian S3 1oSn 20 aux Sloop, built BY
YARD, Galesrille. Nd, phone West River
IL. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENT, FURNISHED lRI5 Rhode
Island ave w-Iivino nam 9sY0G
bafh frenlace terrace. nrivsTa erfrancs,
elect rio rffriYerafor. 81 "a EaI1 M M /
between . and 30 ~
GIRI m SiIspE an+ +hrouob serIy I,lv
with / other eirI. S5S mo sIo6 an 81
NV Dupont T4GH "
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT 1oce+ad
near the National AIRPORT. VERY modern
iy dacora+eS. e a r,er n,Gntb poyfGs T.
sta "'' ~ ''io'''''' D'N IS,
BACHELOR OFFICER (musical tasies).
bright, l-room efic apt with dinetie XII
ha ii r,bope rsfgr .1nd W. - 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other EN-
ployes OF Capital Transit Go. urgently need
apartment for rent phone MI 6363, Ext
and
w.; & sS ss e. sS Gal
esre pR fp q WI
VET. AND WIFE. both empl. Govt. de-
on aP Ga nF r. sfo1 al
Esn ssisF oF FffefiyS and expecant wife
nished, until september;. near public trans
coMDR:, U. S. n, and wife urgently need
house or apartment for 1924 months.
GA s 6saSPie GUARD ti LIEUT., wife, urgently
no children SMITH, Ma. 1900, Ext. 20O2.
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT. con-
married eoupie @' Mr. cHAs sS1Ss s 81 Ss4s
PERM. GOVT. EMPLoYE. wife, 3-yr. son
Cal MRS. WHEELER, AL. 1906 or sH
NAVY MEDICAL OFFICER and wife desire
ash ier MRS. MULDER. i' w. 80 ia
dren or pets desire or bedroom apt.
or house: unfurnished, in Arlingt ton or
nearby Va Glebe 0196 49,
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL urgently needs
or bedroom apartment in Northwest
section; best references. GE. 7745. IT.
WANTED. or room furnished or unfur--
nished apartment for a period of l or 2
months. ME. $500. III
VET. perm. Government employe. former
D. c. resident needs ! or bedrm., furn.
or unfurn. apt HO 1885 IL
OVERSEAS VETERAN and wife, gentle,
c Gi service nv nsts apt
lease. RIA. 3714 after pm. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

a6T IS 81 tourist rooms Ter
500 MA$ So ri gsf$Hs AVE r. NV S@-At-
5ractively furnished rooms, .transients only;
HONE RI f FOR af Bus 81 SS S Chevy Chase
pear Connecticut aye. bus. 20 minutes
coSN. AND AND N M5isas "a AE EM Ne.
nTa a aSye'LMaster single LIVING. bedroom,
HOTEL, do r. ffh AVE- NW W. tNsea fur
aiShed rms. innerSpring mattresses. s.h.w. :,
HOTEL FOX. sis Idth ST. n
downtown blks. Greyhound; SINGLES, $40
ms VIZ u 60l psr day s4 RE- x s
I4e6 X NV. doors west of Ambassador
Hotel-Laree room, double bed, daily maid
fsoi nEfAf1 81 W saIarge single room
for gentleman, inner-Spring mattress, run
ming water and screened porch; in Christian
home; 500. Seen after 6 pm, ia. 3S47.
2s4I 18th ST. N;W.-one single. $40, and
kALoRAMA CLUB BIZ? for Government sirls-
Vacancies, congenial companionship. laun-
dry privlleses, reception room and lounge
single rooms excellent transportation
Fok f suMMfR RI MONTHS Large, Ia Cool
closets porches. garden, phone, laundry
privil; private, gentle home; business peo-
pie $50 double. $50 single. 3244 Chest
nut St. NV. OR. 0S22 after T. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE - For gentleman; End
floor, semiprivate bath, telephone. hot
water; owners home; references: S35.
lies MONROE ST. N.w.-Newly deco
rated double rm.: gentle home; twin beds;
2 CLOSETS; $50 each. pU. -4450 after 6.-1s
bed rm., 1878 each, for girls: restricted
clientele; maid service: Conn. ave. bus.
484g KANSAS AVE. NW.-Two adjoining
rooms; on busline: SIS each; unlimited
phone. RA 21S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
FARM ond GARDEN

BIRD BATHS. benches. sundisls. gains
globes. etc: circular on request H d
RODGERS 32l5 Mass, ave. Sc, TR. ,2464
FLAGsTONE WALKS and terraces. fire.
places, rock gardens. fish ponds, retaining
walls; F. MARCUCC1o. Phone Rockville
LYONS MARKET AND NURSERIES. Queens
Chapel and Aver rdS.-Poultry. groceries
and pick color: trees. weeping cherry. weep
ing birch, weeping willow: towering plants
lruit trees. dogwood and boxwood: every
t tnnag;, for veGetabls and flower gardening;
ANIMALS. petunias, rerbenaS. scarlet sage,
portulaca. marisolds zinnias. poppies. lark
and varieties of pererniaIs Live turkeys
open ,iei1, every DAY I'll 5 O'Clock, ,including
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds. large and small parks. Gene
teries residence grounds a specisIty; seed
and removed Estimates free AT 636S
HOWARD LANDSCAPE co, Ii o4S5
LAWN MOVING, hedge cutting. pruning
fiftaln IRAN cleaning Jobs Phone 81
soDDING: nursery plants, grading. now.
WELL;;RoTTED COW, MANURE. ground
81 25 per bag bus. per bag. wi $50
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, best varieties
ChrySanthemums. PhloX, Sweet Williams
LllIleS: Oriental Poppies and Delphiniums
~ J0HN ,BiuRDoFr. colesville. Nd. Ashton
Alo 3S4b. 30
ToPSoIL-Rich loan topsoil: orders being
taken Tor immediate delivery. TR. 1893
GENERAL LANDSCAPING. expert soddins
grading, seeding. Government Inspected
topSotl. Call MI sos IF
MANURE SPREADER, Sl75: like new
= to . any day except Sunday. 1901
Bladensburg I'd ne 10
DIRT for sale Filler for planting DE
FOR SALE, DAIRY EouIPMENT-Milk
caps, bottle washer, bottle capper. ster-
llizer, cooler, extensions: | alfalfa drill,
wheat drill, all kinds of farm tools $500
Branch ave Sc Fl EISCHMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-17
ROOMS WANTED.

VERY QUIET, refined lady. wants we'll
ventilated, single room in all-adult Amer
lean family; must have by May 25th: ex-
ceuent references. RE. 800, Ext. 1926
SINGLE. PRIVATE furnished room in NV
or ne. section for one of Sears Roebuck
T., CO, executives. Telephone OR. 1922,
COUPLE desire room for month of June.
S Cor e reliable good references. Box
SETTLED LADY wants room, s1e to SIS
per month. or would share with other
ladies. Box 276-H, Star.
WE NEED small unfinished apartment
or i:ght housekeeping room near 18th and
I stS: NV; Box l94-H, Star. 49,
EMPLOYED AIR FORCE veteran and wife
desire furnished room, private bath. in
Chevy Chase or. Conn. ave section;
private home. EN-. 1870 after 7:45. pm
REFINED COUPLE. dble. nm. bath. up to
500 mo; conv. transp. Phone DE. $500,
Ext, 1888, during office hours Is.
MAN, colored. would like room In the
s E, or ~ ns sections OF D. C. Ii. eo7S:
YOUNG BAeHELoR, nondrinker. wants
furnished room with refrigerator. vicinity
Circle. Box 24O-H. Star. 49,
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TWIN BEDS. complete early American
bedrm, set Zenith radio;phonograph com
carved cabinet several small mahogany
and walnut tables: chaise Tongue, Aubois-
son tapestry, gate-leg table, walnut cab
price. for quick sale. Call co. 1901 for
TYPEWRiTERs. Under. and Royal stand
eulator, late style. Al condition. Gil
I 13ld S735 So. Nash St. AElinEton; Va, !.
Ne. 5ass S. HoPwooSD's. sth & < NV.
10Th st. NV. GEs 1883 IND. ; mos in
sdy s sla o5ona no del s. ad, DEP
model; priced below ceiling. Cali before
g am or after Pm. Saturday only
TYPEwRITERs, Al condition: no
dealers. OPA ceiling price on 2 at Ste
each and l at so. 1917 r. I. ave. NV.
UNIFORMS. Army officers. complete win
Vs w ab!dr GLEA M new, Eureka. uni
tssef Rih 3@@so ish st.
vACUUM CLEANERS. new Eureka: i'm
mediate. delivery. Call IA. 1900 or SH
VACUUM CLEANER, walnut secretary. as
sorted chairs, tables. lamps, mirrors: NOV
ing out of town. co. ss4l, Apt. ll6. TO-
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, Eepainsea
5etaped; ,ercorded PARK AVE. VENE-
9E EAE fhNP Bf Sri gN cu nsdS
aa Up 5RfRfS P g2ND
VIOLIN, has good case bow and extra
strings, S35. 1437 Fairmont NV, II
WASHING MACHINE for sale excellent
condition. 5404 Emerson St, Rogers Hgts
WATER COOLERS. electric. brand-new;
Tor stores. shops, etc. immediate delivery.
ELECTRICAL CENTER. 514 10th ST. NV,
WATER COOLERS, electric, prexaE; guar
627 st. NV. MA 4163, WO. 1920
WATER HEATERS, 20 and 80 gallon, auto
matte gas fired. 5-year guarantee; terms
THE BAVIS- CRAWFORD CO, l7S" Lanier
pl NV HO 1862
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar, all sizes
immed. installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER,
621 st. NV. MA. 4163. WO 300
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER, Iate model:
han rug, Mohawk leopard, di2 yds by 81:
10 variable speeds; all good cord. OR. 5295
PAINTERS WANTED. Paint brushes and
ladders have a few ] Il, =, 3 and 4 in
new brushes for sale: these are pure briStle
ana nylon: also 26-ft. stepladders. Call
IA. l123 after 6 evenings. II
MOVED to smaller home. will sell extra
single bed with springs and mattress, never
used; first check Tor S32 so takes all. Box
PRIVATE ESTATE sALE-oriental rugs.
oil painting. dining room suite. drawing
Shown by appointment Telephone EN-