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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25
Duluth News

Calvin Lewis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. f. Chatham, 606 f. 18th
St., received a broken ankle in an
automobile accident on New Years
Day. Calvin is progressing nicely
in his home.
Miss Mary Dew, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Dew, 3l4 f.
Ninth St., recently returned home
from Columbus, Ohio, where she
has been teaching Sunday School
and Bible study, since August.
Previous to that time, Miss Dew
was a stenogrApher for the OPA
until it disbanded.
Mr.. Harry f chatham, COG E.
18th St, entertained few Of his
friends at a New Years good luck
stag" Of hogshead and black eyed
peas. Those present were: S/Sgt.
Pat Kelley, M/Sgt. George Kelley
and Roy Avant.
Mr.. Frank Franklin, 826 f. 7th
St., has been ordered to bed by his
physician for a much needed rest.
Mrs. J. T. Nichols Of Lakeside,
underwent an operation at St.
Lukes hospital last Monday.
Mr.. Lawrence, the contractor, is
confined to Miller hospital with
pneumonia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

Mrs. Maxine Jones, 1901 Fourth
Ave, s., has the distinction Of being
the first Negro to he asked to write
her reactions as a Graduate Nurses
Aid for the Nurses Aid Bulletin,
The bulletin will be published for
the winter quarter by the Red
Cross. Mrs. Jones was chosen out
Of u group Of thirty Of her class
mates to write the article.
T/I Carl Patterson. son Of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Patterson, ais
Aldrich Ave. N, arrived home Sat.
urday evening after serving ap-
proximRtely three years in the
armed service. Two years were
spent overseas In the Pacific
Theatre Of War. TIA Patterson
wears three battle stars. lie re-
ccived his discharge from Camp
Mccoy Saturday, Jan. 10.
Mrs. Ruth II. McAlliSter Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

mondS spent approximately three
years with the armed service, nine
teen months overseas. He saw his
son. Jimmie, for the first time upon
his return home, Pvt. HammondS
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hammonds, 27Il Clinton Ave.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis SeatOn. S6S
18th Ave. N, deny the announce
ment Of the engagement Of their
daughter. MRblc Alice, to Norman
Carter Of this city. The engage
ment was previously announced In
the issue Of Friday, January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl (Dulfy) Am.
pey. SO RoyRlston, were hosts TO
an informal "gct-together" Friday,
January IS, In honor Of Sgt. and
Mrs. Robert McCrRy. Guests were;
Misses Sally Jones, Frances War
rem and Gladys Morrison; Mes
danes BeulRh Green, Grace King,
Messrs. Jerry Sisson, John Taylor,
Robert Dill, William Lynch, Oliver
Miller. RAymon Sisson, Dewey
Bludsoc, Tat Crockett, and William
Freeman, Jr., 1t. James ScregEs
and MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wright.
The w. J. w. Club met Tuesday.
Jan. %, at the Phyllis WheatlCy
House. The club celebrated the
birthday Of Mrs. Katherine Wash
ington. Members present were:
Geraldine Withers, Charlotte Davis,
Oneida Davis, Shir Nj MRyes, Ruth
Bell, Katherine Washington, Mar
gRret Neal. Dolores Whitaker,
RoseniR Wright and Mrs. Margaret
Combs, counsellor.
Miss Katherine MeGraw. 1920
Fremont Ave. NJ, will receive her
diploma at North High on Thurs.
day evening, Jan. %. Miss McGTRw
plans to study nursing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

Selma, Alabama, who has been
visiting at the homo OF Mrs. c. d.
Robertson. Sls Bryant Ave. NJ. left
Mrs. MeAllister is the wife Of Prof.
Lopez McAllistsr, dean OF Selma
University, Selma, Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler J. Howell. Sr.,
220T Elliot, have been informed that
their son, Tyler. Jr.. who was re-
Gently appointed to SISGt,. has
again been promoted to Technical
Sergeant
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McElroy,
A0ll Clinton Ave, will celebrate
their third wedding anniversary on
Jan, 80.
The Twentieth Limited Club, Ga
Humboldt Ave. NJ, received letter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

: to picket"
practices bill
70 workers.
and manage
Il? The war
the bitterness
&c breaks out
ess, president
BILE. But ap-
management
one can make
emoval of all
dispute won't
nd which can
, aid Of their
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25
WTCU Elects Officers;
Mrs. BuTTell President

In "A meeting held at the home
Of Mrs. Wayne Burrcll, State Di-
rector Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, recently, the fol
lowing officers were chosen TO serve
until regular election: Mrs. Bur
rell, president; Mrs. Elizabeth Rod
gers, vice president; Gertrude Vim
eRar, treasurer; Mamie Battles.
chaplain; Fannie p. Lewis. chair
man Of Religious Education, and
Mabel Bell, secretary.
This meeting was held 10 resume
the work Of the Ophelia Rice branch
Of the W.C.T.U. New members
were added and the White Ribbon
given in honor Of the late Mrs.
Hattie Belle Douglass, was pre-
scented TO the first new member,
Mrs. Bell.
The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Rodgers home, 3409 Cedar
Ave, Feb. "a, at 2 p. m.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25
Social and Personal
q ST, PAUL. a

Maids and MatrOns will meet Sat
urday, Jan. 20, TOO p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. Frances Davenport,
84l st. Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Vincent Owens,
736 st. Anthony, had as their dinner
guests Tuesday, Jan. %, honOring
Mr.. Guichard Paris, Of the Ma
tionAl Urban league: Mr.. and Mrs.
C. F. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Wardlaw, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Seabron Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Guichard Paris, director Of
promotion and publicity Of the Ma
tional Urban league, Of New York
City, arrived in the city Sunday,
Jan. 20, from Omaha, Nebr. Mr..
Paris is staying at the Hotel
Lowry.
COnValeseing: Mrs. R. II. Moore,
419 Sherburne Ave, who has been
i'll in st. Joseph's hospital, is now
convalescing at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. S. F. Coleman, 6S2
Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. Jeanette English. 694 West
Central Ave, has returned home
after a months visit in Los An
geles, Pasadena and Hollywood,
Calf; Portland, Ore; Vancouver,
Wash, and Mexico.
Ill: Mrs. Carrie Green, 2S3 N. St.
Adams, who has been ill at her
home since Wednesday, Jan. 16, is
still under the doctors care.
COnvaleseing: Mr.. Frank James,
39l W. Central Ave, a patient at
Ancker hospital for the past FIVE
weeks, is now at home recuperat-
ing.
Dinner: Mr.. Mamie Price, Of
Clarksdale, Mississippi, who is now
making his home in St. Paul, was
honored at a dinner Monday, Jan.
81, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Jackson, 739 Rondo Ave. Other
guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Jackson. Mr.. Price is the father of
Mrs. r. NJ. Jackson and a lifelong
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jackson's
parents.
Willing Workers Of st. James
A.M.E. church entertained at a
social, Tuesday, Jan. G2, at the
home Of Mrs. Bernice Duke, 6s2
Iglehart Ave. Prizes were awarded
to the winners Of the games played.
A chilli supper was served.
Mrs. Gertrude Boldly. GOT st.
Anthony Ave-, who has been i'll the
past week, is fully recovered.
Mrs. Eula Watson. 776 st. An
thony Ave, who suffered a frac-
tured toe when a sliding door in one
Of the cases at Field Schlick, where
she is employed, fell on it, is re-
ported to be still under the care of
the doctor but is improving.
Visitors: Mrs. Lottie Jordan and
son, Lionel, Of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived
in the city Saturday, Jan. 10, for
a weeks visit with Mrs. Jordan's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Brent, 975 St. Anthony
Ave. Wednesday, Jan. %, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brent and Mrs. Blanche DriZ-
zIe honored Mrs. Jordan and Lionel
at a dancing party given at the
Sterling Club.
Mrs. Samuel Ransom, loaf +.
Rose, is in Newark, N. j., TO be with
her brother, DR.. Thomas Bell, who
Is i'll.
Mrs. Garnett Harris of New
York, and Mrs. Cora Jones Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, were entertained at a
wild game dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Neal, 531 st. Anthony Ave,
Friday, Jan. Is.
The Adelphai Club met at the
Sterling Club Tuesday, Jan. %,
with Mrs. Wayne Mccoy as hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

SANTIAGO, Cuba - The local
radio reported last Tuesday that
the former secretary Of state Of
Haiti, the eE-chief Of police, and
the eI-ehisf Of immigration Of
Prince arrived on January
II in Cuban military planes through
Havana.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

recently from Mr.. John Armstrong
who recently left Minneapolis for
treatment in the General Hospital
Louisville, Ky.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

Katherine PettifOrd. q student At
MiIler's Vocational high, where she
Is studying needle trades and power
machine operation. IL the daughter
Of Mrs. I.eOntIne r. PcttifOrd, 6OI
Eighth Ave. N.
Katherine. whose entire faGnily
has musical ability. together with
her two sisters, ROssmay and Alice.
had a trio and later another sister.
Helen, Joined the group TO form q
Quartstte. KatheTine's ambition
Is 20 be 4 dFeasmaker.
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS a

The Grant Missionary Society of st. Peters A. NJ +.
Church met this afternoon friday with Mrs James Smith,
2709 SOth Ave. SO.
Pvt. Matt Hamnionds $50 Bryant Ave No. who received
his honorable discharge from the service January 20 arrived
home Sunday to be with his wife and two children Pvt Ham
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

She was observing the West Indies.
Mrs. Mccoy served a lovely lunch
con Of delicacies Of that country.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

The public IL invited 10 attend the
"SinupirAtion Twilight at 0 .. m. nsEt
Sunday. Rev l.. c. HaTris will be the
guest speaker - Church Reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-25

Can hOT MsnOTtaI MsthSdist ChaFsh
Notes What Think Ys Of Christ p WAs
the sermon delivered By our pastor. Rev.
Clarence T. X. Nelson. ct The ~ =. m.
service, last Sunday. Mis- EdTess FsW
Joined the church. On making her Chris
tlan decision. making the SiEuh member
that has Joined our church since DeesnbeT
80. $3.50 Was raised In a special Offering
for the Kenny fund drive.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
BOARDTNG AND GROONTNG-In,

BoARDING AND GROOMING-1ndividga
pens and outdoor screened runs: Axe
Sd tSd sas kRss ssseR kRoss s0GRe RER
Cnyysy y,IIs: q Psons so Pa,T!sx tsn.,.
special long term rates oAKMONT FARM
sEfr.R III sfS pTpfE S.ek a5
wormed and ready TO go. Papers furnished
sprins 6 Tssiits5 Md 81 ioa Luzerne ave silver
BOSTON TERRIER. female, months old.
Call Spruce 06S3-R -l2
5,6 SoGKEk sRxNiEL Pa ps rqPHIEs nJ red and
TROPICAL FISH are silent, satisfactory
ne ne Of esoe h snd
TURE TROPICAL AQUARIUM, :3s0S 18th
st. ne. Open Sunday and weekdays except
I9ssday to pm antIa Phons ao s3i tro
India; fond of children; an ideal pet; res-
THoRo,G sSnaSe PEiss sc 5G TO-
IRISH TERRIER PUPS, 10 wks. old, Axe
Wsoe Tsgis,ered 6ivs champion ga stosk sa5 up 40
singers. Breeding cage and flying cage
eaT esf Ans RifrESsfFoI TA fS24 good home
PNEITE DOG SPRAY kills feas, lice,
Rid E rys19i your pet Of these pests; HESS
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, perfectly
marked: Axe. Phone ElmWood 592. %
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 9 beauties
10 weeks old, Axe registered. Irish setter
red, blond and black. Males and females
S35. so and S75. Rockville 31l. %
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends OF
longer clean. sanitary kennels outside
runs; pickup servIeN Veteran supervision
BIDE-A-WEE KENNELS. 4215 Conn. ave.
Bull TERRIERS, SIS and $40. FIR. e3s9
BOXER, male. l year old. Axe registered;
wonderful show and stud prospect, $75
TR 1T9q 10
IT is A KNOWN FACT that females make
the best pets. They are more intelligent
more affectionate and cleaner in the house
We have cocker females. both red and
black; dachshund females; all 2 months
old and registered; $50 to $35. DOG
HOTEL, 1344 Georgia ave, TIA. 4321.-
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. thoroughbred, {
weeks old. beautifully marked. SH. 6437
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, male pup, SIS
Country home SH 3749
RABBITS. New Zealand, pedigreed. male
and nn, vnnD 9thsrs al teE So WI Sg5+
ing and grooming. Cocker spaniel puppies
and stud service. Phone WA. 1924 or
Tower 5l39.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcoRt.) /.
OLD FASHIONED PICTURE frames, clocks,
bought for cash. EN-. 4205 and sivs
PIANO. upright to keep for storage: win
1923. 706 Stirling rd., Silver Spring, Nd.
PIANOS wANTED-The Colonial PianS
Shop wants to buy good pianos OF all kinds.
piano PianO. =, Is,sDhhSoaass hoas MR. cRockrTT, Ma
fso,Is s or snpyasa Na Isoo' Tor prompt and eour-
PIANos, Grand, aisnt upright, spinet or apt,
sash sns; aSy No. 'zs ssoa any condition. will pay
sAEEs-convert that unused safe to cash.
THE sAFEMAsTERs CO.. 1904 Pa. ave.
sEwING MxtaINFs-we buy all types:
sIs.sins y.sS 5cGSoSnss ss isSs' q ssiS
TOD prices. THE YARD sTicK, 7si l1th
TOOLS for precision repairs; precision
bed. with all accessories; small drill, press
hr M Hor1 re- sRos 4ss Gr m TSs SRkNN Saf
WAsRfSe VAS a + MacauSEs. aSs sS any size any make
also as washers for parts. Call any time
WATCHES, diamonds. old gold, antique
}}exelTys ppsS esameras musical instruments.
WANTED-Got balls; WIN pay 81 per
dozen for used golf balls. Cali Wiscon-
AN INTERESTED in buying cups and ssu.
GERS any size, old jewelry. silver china.
e@rlc @ a sd, ,erac. cid glass DORA MILESTONE.
PnNSa m f suYFR nifs viii af be WA IN Wash ns3 week o,
Sept. Sth. desires fine china silver glass
lewelry and furniture; high prices paid
service; local references l will appreciate
your dropping me note. THOMAS E
DILLON, care of Hotel Annapolis, Wash
D. c. Thanks a lot! 10
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE will
buy furniture II one bedrm apt is avail.
No children or pets quiet; references
Spot cash. MA 445f, Ext g. or HO
5l0O. Ext, 406, week ends or ewes. p
USED MAGNAVOX PHONOGRAPH, port
able or cabinet. P o. Box 4026. D. C.
iewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing. musical instruments, engineering in
struments and what have you? Will call.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Bill
.
ROOMS EURN.-Northwe.t. icont.

ROOMS FURN.-Norfhwest. tCont.
Downtown; nc s,,s sis N ST. ST: Apt Apt, 90 lss:
iEs9ossR GrosRGfsf6SwSS' st6S Gan 1sEo 81 'e't H., st
Gentltmen only: vacancies in freshly
decorated Georsetown home prices, $25.
e. so; oed5slttins and dressing room.
sosl aoah ST very desirabl. ,tIipls
a per pssUn esf Excellent d%S
on MI Pleasant earline; maid srsvice. -
z WHITTIER ST; Tskoms Pk. c.
Snim' % phone 'f ninates Esa yGSns from eSprssi P
bus. refined home: s40 per mo. for both.
s5Ia RITTENHoUsE sT.--Master bed. (
bath bath with one other bus at corner ssn-
i's@r1 lss1 1RrsGs Fl g. Oh sa' s,h st bet. and
-,-Lse,, front. double, twin beds. pvt, basin.
sSss sS sn0Tss aut s.aR p
sisi 18th ST. N.w.-Lse. front room.
sonS 's 5S5 s'sss Us or mon;s s"'sf aD Sss
SO. 2,.t ST. Gentleman, room ana
s p oak%ooD 4 sG %'i ffRkAcr, hsfs pr I'm and
eSsF ssnts@an a pfe foqss ss 0es 40 nss
1884 coLpMBIk RD. N.wNpoubls, for
Siean, sepsfate' m comfortsbfe nsH psEH beds CIV;
showers and baths; on Mt. Pleasant carr,
1918 KkLoRAMA Rp. N.w.-Lars. double
front room; near stores and transp; $45
s"i wEBsTER-Nicely furn front room
Tor employed couple, conv. transp., $50.
Ia. 18Th ST NV. Dupont Circle area
T0ems; gentlemen s2s to sS5 per mo.
SoLoKED-less rAsk xp.. several con.
persons. 81 so and IS weekly AD. beSS. /.
PARK ROAD HOUSING co
CoLORED-Is"i 18th ST. Nw.-we have
coLoRED..6a sEAT0N PL. S.w..Room.
front End floor. couple or 2 srIs, furn. or
CoLORED-sIS KENYON ST. Nw.-Dele.
room; no cooking; $40 wk, for rm. RA.
CoLoRED-aos COLUMBIA RID. NV,
LARGE front room, ch.w.; convenient
CoLoRED-sie OTIS pL. NV. bet, Ga.
and New Hampshire aves,; one or two re-
sons; 81 .50s5 per wk. per person, Ho.
CoLoRED-eiii Ist ST. N.w.-privsts
changed: ssS S'' month. Ho. sais. csi
eoLoREpofsr, Col Ii . 9Th ST. NV, Apt s.
Furn. rm for nice couple Or gentlemen,
ao eGaHk,ns no csGknF refs tIost So ros
for three employed girls; single beds: So rs
week each; cooking and laundry privileges.
CoLoRED-i7so CoRCoRAN ST. NV
Room for rent; near streetcar and bus
line. S. week MI. 4l13.
COLORED-I33 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Fur-
nished rm for sirls, S3S and S45. Ap-
ply GUY THINNER, 1925 You st. NV, NO.
COLORED-Iss0 n. H. AVE. NV. Apt
23-Two men to share front room, S25
each. Call before l2 noon OF sfter m.
and all day Sunday. DU. 1923. 8.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR COMPREsSORs, 2O-cu. II, gasoline;
Tneel JrIyae nddsii tTsile[s many other gasoline
AIR CON- coMrREssoRssF sst sFd pumps s n" paintspray
eSeh msena sE1e sRo sbop feR motors rep and
Puilding; steel benches and shelving avail;
lender sanders. exhaust fans, belts,
fsSffS mH06 co aFs, q ssenan seTh
K-CoNDITIoNERs, two % s.nhlp. a 1 Airtemp p
console console model, $3.50 each: in good running
type $3.50; cash only, Telephone NA.
ar cospnTioNERssd pnii II ssd pbtso to 1o
s M e'ns0Hst vii eoo sHia0s 4ms sp for sG
Easy terms sTANpAR0r rA TIRE sisn&s e APPLf Isfisf
and Ii s74I So Open n eSes'l eve Friday l and ana
Air eoSp9fioSERRm dhsH oE. mod. rB-7db:a rBE7dba a.
cash. Phone FOSTER. ME-. 1885. Apt. ga
nationally advertised individual room M units. iii
SSRSS S$rFRfs s;sssa' sss 'ls'' . fosa an
SaslI,S sEs sizf 9sHs% inches JosEPH sSiaH sdadi
,S:ssp Es'sF:a end sEi
ASTIauEs Ant is c,.e Gen{lsman,s walnut chair,
Highand St, Arl., Va. 3
APPLIANCEs Immediate delivery -
Brand-new irons. fans, air conditioners,
gas ranges gas hot.water heaters, kitchen
/ equipment, Deep Freeze home freezers.
complete kitchens, sinks, base and wall
cabinets, electric razorS, electric clocks.
radios, combinations. record PLAYERS.
vacuum cleaners, sun lamps and many
other hard-to-get items. All OPA ceiling
prices Easy terms. STANDARD TIRE a.
SPsaa SSidsy ana s.turdasso iso until - nm. I'M.
ARC LAMPS, Macbeth Gwo), 25 amps a..
1I0 or 220 volts, $I25. Phone DI, 2470. I.
ARMY SURPLUS BUILDINGS demolished
at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot Chambers
burg. Pa. 800 900 brick (used. excellenD,
S27 per thousand, delivered. Wire, write,
/ J. T. YAMIN. p. o. Box 25l, Chambers
burg Pa. or see at depot; Gate No: 1. I2'
BABY CARRIAGE, folding, S25 Baby
basket. 50. Bsthinette, S4. Playpen and
pad. $40. Rocking horse, So All articles
n excellent condition FR. 59t9.
BABY CARRIAGE, whitney, prewar, excel
eond;; scarcely used. S25: screened, SIS.
BAR-Idesl for home or apt. portable.
Two upholstered bar stools. Shelves Tor
SIP smpis psosr ssSerass xLsx storsfe Price complete
BARBER GREfN LOADER, need. minor
repairs. reasonable price Contact Mr.
DALE CEMENT BLOCK CO. s4ss Lee
HiRhNay, Arlington, Va. p
BATHTuBS, 3 and bla It,, new, built in
also toilets; rashbasins and 42-inch kiteh-
en- sinks with cabinets. 6912 9Th st. NV.
GE. 1881. Ia
Evening star., 1946-09-09
FARM and. GARDEN.

COW MANURE, well rotted, sieyed. 2 BUSH
els per bag; delivered in 3-bag orders at
LANDsCAPG GAkDENER0 Gas0 CONTRACTORS.
complete landscape service; now is the
time for spraying, shsaring and fertili1ing
cabling and tree removal a specially; free
LANDSCAPE SERvICE-Sodding seeding
grading. pruning and lawns renovated: no
lob too small Gall Ashton 2ls2. 10.
boxwoods. grading, tree work. hagstone
walks. For better lawns do your seeding
now EN- OBJ l3.
HAMMERMILLS-Ford Model o-s. all-steel
construction with patented adjustable hop
per bafie plate; complete with dagger,
l5-h.p. Price delivered complete, $3.50 -.
ecmpss ss ~ f rofa si
WASHINGTON MOTOR SALES CORP /.
Kaiser, & Frazer DiaEibators; l5556 4tf,. s..
GREENER GRASS is the direct result Of
DOING the right thing at the right time
Early fall has no equal or even any sea
sonal competitor. High-type materials and
quality workmanship mean that beautiful,
dense. longer-lasting lawn. Specimen, slow
heavy-srovn Towering shrubs and peren-
mia in many colors; formal and informal
hedge fences. brilliant roses. shade and
ornamental trees for longlas pleasure:
coiorful nagstones; brick, cement, walls,
steps, terraces, walks. porches, fences,
places; grading. drainage waterproof1ns
tree pruning. removal. surgery; fertilizing.
spraying, tiansplantine, groups of expert
enced men; free estimates. Ii. 1928. 10'
Evening star., 1946-09-09
BOATS.
PROPELLER RRPAIRING-H

PkOPELLER RBeAARlN(i-Haye your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL vEC-
GH1o. aaa marine rp Supplies. S1aa 1919 ilth st. Sc
CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES and parts.
s. KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave.
AUUxIEiARY' GsLooP; perfect condition;
sleeps 8; 80 feet: best offer over $4,000;
must be sold Baltimore, Essex. 1735. 81
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Modern cabin cruiser,
streamlined, 80 IT.: 3 cabins and galley;
Chris-Craft, practically new twin motors,
new. 95 hp: each. This is one of the most most
Brokers attention! Can be seen at CAPT
BUD Phelps, Herring Bay, Deale, Md, or
RicHxRDsoN CRUISER. sleeps two, win
sleep four, equipped. perfect condition. AT
District Yacht Club, No. I4-U-66; $1,000.
TIE. O01S for appointment. TO-
la4s ELCo SPORT CRUisER, available for
October delivery, mahogany planked hull,
g it. headroom. 1924 mph. ROGERS
ELCo MARINA. 933 H street s.w., Republic
sNiPE CLASS sAHBOAT and new Sea
KinE outboard motor: both S310. See at
CAPT; JACKS opposite Hos.tss. 9th end
eABiN ssinf csRuisEE, as-tt,. factory built,
l946; sleeps T.. Chrysler .115 hp. engine:
Price, "a 600, cash balance IL mos u
WI. 1884. -1o
Evening star., 1946-09-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

LADIES' READY-To- -WEAR-Well eStab-
ished In fine shopping district Ice store
sas FSgt IsS3 geed eass Sc ssTgsln for qgick
YES sI1 sun, EN- o3o3. 10
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business. $1,000 weekly; nice apartment,
.ons lease priced for quick sale. terms
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GROCERY AND MARKET. with beer and
s36 month. So 700 cash lock, stock and
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meats; weekly business over So 600; livins
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NV. nv eenTEia r. .s aye; booths large; sttrse
lent buy for good operator $4,000: see t.
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WONDERFUL LOCATION near market TO,
s,oesIss "a snd "a. meat os stSre sox5o plus ssrase
equipment and D.G.s. franchise available;
good terms TO responsible people Cal
koGoD 4 BookoFF. 63I st. NV. Ma
1883 or NJ. 1874. 10
DRUGSTORE, downtown locstion; phar-
macy, fountain and iuncheonette lease
rent, 5000 with heat; excellent ixtures
terms STERLING BUSINESS BROKERS
sqo .a doth s. NV. Businesses exclusively
sELF SERVICE DG.s. groceries and
meats; weekly business, ZOO; low rent,
price. S22,000, for good will, fixtures and
truck. stock 81 for 81. Call KOGOD &
BoOKOFF, 631 Y st, NV. MA. 93sa oil
MA. 1874. 10