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Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

cakes and miscellaneous articles
were auctioned off to the highest
bidders, with Rev. Elliott as the or
Ter. AS an indication of the prices
paid, two cakes were struck off to
James Parsons and VIM. H. Jeffer-
son at $40 each; none sold for less
than $3.50. Everything else sold
high. The committee having the af-
fair in charge was-Mrs. Dorothy
Jefferson, Mrs. Gladys Jefferson
and Mrs. Susie Reed.
The w. S. C. S. of Reynolds Meth
odist Church will meet on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 20, at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Ewell Crockett at
Harbeson. Ice cream and cake will
be on sale. The public is invited.
High tides during the past few
days have inundated the iowlands
at the headwaters of Broadkill
River, at which Milton is situated.
Waters have rolled cover the whar-
yes between Union Street bridge
and Blacks Landing on the east.
Tidewater came over the concerto
wall in the rear of the Walls Build
ing (housing a restaurant, the Fed
eral Postofice and a mercantile
store), but receded before water en-
tered the buildings. Owners of
marsh land in Prime Hook and
Broadkill Neck report that they are
flooded but expect little damage TO
muskrats, although rat houses in
some section are in danger of food
ing.
Owing to rains making soy bean
fields sodden and mirey the harvest
of this crop has been stopped.
Growers claim that If weather con-
ditions improve with the next few
days the crop will not be seriously
injured, but if the rains continue
their loss will be heavy, as only
about half the yield has been gar
Dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth S. Fithian
of Deepwater, N. j., were Milton
visitords on Monday.
Miss Mary Norris of Frederick
was the guest of her nephew
George t. Cannon and family on
Sunday.
Foster Pepper, of Milton, has pur-
chased of Miss Florence Donovan
the Kensie Jones farm near Milton
/ A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland p. Truitt at Beebe Hos
pital, Lewes, on Wednesday, Oct
20. Mrs. Truitt will be remembered
as Miss Edith Massey.
Owing to illness. Harry Lekites
has closed his barber shop unit
further notice. He has returned
from the hospital some what i'm
proved and appreciate the card:
he received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mcgee ant
Mrs. Lille Mcgee of New York
spent the weekend with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Palmer after 'spendin;
two weeks in Florida.
LIT. and Mrs. Charles Lingo AM
children and Mrs. Elizabeth are ol
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
MILTON


Work of grading the land for the
erection Of new fire house has be-
gun and the foundation will be laid
at once. The home for the Milton
Fire Department will be of brick
construction, two stories high, both
floors of cement and the roof will
be OF steel construction-no timber
is employed in the construction.
Steel beam, girders, plates, etc,
have been delivered. The first floor
will be used for housing the seven
pieces of fire fighting machines and
accessories. The second floor will
contain recreation room, room
for meetings of the members of the
company, lockers, etc. The location
of the new firehpuse is an ideal one,
1t being only about seventy feet
from Federal Street, at the rear of
Sussex Trust Company banking
building. The building will face 80
feet on Front Street, running back
to Chestnut Street, thence so feet
along that thoroughfare The pre-
sent firehouse, in the business cen
ter. has always been most difficult
to enter or leave with the fire en-
gines. This building has been pur-
chased by Mayor E. G. Scott, who
will get possession as soon as the
new building is ready for occupancy
early next spring. Much of the
work of erection will be done by the
firemen and interested citizens
who are asked to give at least one
days work.
The Halloween Party given by
the Junior Nj. Y. F. of Grace Metho-
dist Church in Social Hall on Fri
day evening. was a great success
The hall was packed with specta,
tors (masked and unmasked). The
program by the young people was
well received. Refreshments of ics
cream and crackers were serveC
free. Prize for the most beautiful
costume went to Samuel Elliott ant
his mother, Mrs. Milton r. Elliott
They came as bride and groom
Sammy being the bride. The mos
comical costume was won by Theo
Mitchell After the program, pies
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Clifton's Corner
(Near Lewes)

Mr.. and Mrs. William Clifton
spent last Sunday with their son,
Calvin Clifton and family near Ber-
lin, Md. He was celebrating his
birthday; his older brother, Wesley
Clifton and family of Dagsboro al
go was there to help celebrate.
Carlton Clifton spent some time
the past summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clifton and
other relatives. The last they heard
from Carlton, he was in Los An
geles, California, but expecting to
leave from there soon, said his next
address was unknown. We wish him
good luck.
The holly wreath season has
started in this part of Delaware.
The rain and stormy weather
sure has put stop to the soy bean
threshing.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Guilty Conscience
Discovers Sticker

QUINCY, Ill. -(P)- Traffic Of
ficer Lawrence Kill was accosted by
an indignant woman driver who
was convinced she had erred in
considering Quincy police courte-
Gus and considerate. "I've always
understood that if / parked over
time just a little bit / wouldn't get
a ticket. And now look!" She
pointed to her windshield. "Ma-
dame," said Kill, that is a federal
automobile use tax stamp. 1t pro-
badly has been on your windshield
for several years."
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
DUBLIN HILL

Miss Marie Cashwell spent last
Sunday with Miss Joy Lee Jones
at Bridgeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and family were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and MPs. Fritz
Seely of Greenwood.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Emma Harper were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hatfield, of New Jersey; Mr..
and Mrs. James Harper of Seaford; /;
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ward and son,
frankie of Seaford.
Miss Evelyn Wyatt visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Wyatt of Pennington, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othel Wyatt, Mrs.
Ella A. Warrington and Miss Eve
lyn Wyatt spent Monday at Havre
de Grace.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07

Joseph Lingo at Lafayette, Ind.
They will then go to Jacksonville,
Fla, to visit Mrs. Chas. Lingo's
parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Lingo will
go to Mama for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Waga-
mon spent the weekend with her
brother, Arthur Welch at York, Pa,
and also spent several days in
Philadelphia before returning home.
Mrs. Ida ]. Fox received word
this week that DR.. and Mrs. William
P. Hearn, Jr., of Philadelphia, were
the proud parents of twins, born al
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, on
October oath. They have been
named Nancy Bowen and Robert
Bartlett Hearn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maull of
! Philadelphia, visited with Mrs. Eli
"a Dutton over the weekend. They
are enroute to their Florida home
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jefferson
and son, of Waynesburg, Pa, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest M. Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Conwell
Mrs. Nora Massey and Mrs. Eliza
Dutton were Rehoboth Beach visi-
tors on Sunday.
4 Mrs. Earl Argo gave turkey din
ner. on Sunday, October 26, in hon
+ or of her husbands birthday. Those
: present were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy David
/ SON, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davidson
and children, Mary Virginia anG
Carl, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dav-
idson, Mr. and Mrs Edward Argc
and Master Harry Jester. The
guests wished for Earl many happy
returns of the day.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Overtaken
By a Parking Meter

OKLAHOMA CITY -(P)- Miss
Mary T. Holmboe parked her auto,
went shopping and returned to find
a parking meter installed on the
curb and a pink slip on the wind
shield for not depositing a nickel.
She protested to police Judge
Mike Foster there was no meter
there when she parked. The judge
investigated. She was right. Case
dismissed.
Police were warned to let the
new meters "cool off, before is
suing violation tickets.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Why It's Foolish
To Run for Horse Car

ST. LOUIS-P)-In the days of
st. Louis horse cars, races between
would-be passengers and the street.
car steeds must have been everyday
occurrences. Rule 29 in the old
drivers manual of the Lindell Rail-
way Company was as follows:
After passing Fifth street going
east do not stop for passengers to
get on; trot your horses east of
Fourth street, If necessary, to pre-
vent passengers from catching the
car"
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Toy Indians Banned
By Reds as Romantic

BERLIN -(P)- The manufac-
ture of toys out of lead, such as
trappers, Indians and bivouacs, has
been forbidden by the ministry for
economic planning in the Russian
zone province of Brandenburg. The
reason given was the "unjustified
robber and Indian romanticism" ol
such toys in the education of chill
dren.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Life Termer Happy

SYDNEY, Australia - R = One
life termer in the Mount Gambler
Jail seems contented with the ar
rangement. A lizard brought to the
Jail in 1926 by one of the guards
suns himself every day in the pri-
soners' exercise yard. t/has been
out on parole only once when it was
entered in a pet show and won a
prize.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-07
Machine Increases Glass

The invention of glass bottle
blowing machine increased the out
put per worker in the industry 1000
per, cent. according to Washington
officials
Evening star., 1947-11-12

Kanns Made Slip Covers have that elegant smooth
as.upholsery fiji They're cut in home your furni-
tre by experts then handsomely detailed in Work.
shop with ppers contrasting cord wetng and ample fabric
dyed striped solid and floral cretonne Pleated tailored
founces las you wish) All workmanship guaranteed
(Sight additional charge for out-of-Distrct lmits)
Kann's-
Evening star., 1947-09-17
PERSONAL

ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
s13S s,nnsi 14th St nv; &c; 222l:
deliehtful school in the country, close to
D. c.; trained teachers; hot lunches;
,,snSp; sH; 5.5a
Sc white or colored, Nd. OF , Va. cox
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs-co, $500 8
VvFnHiHi' vFffcH sPSfET fSHfa'0fi KINDERGARTEN; day
1nG boarding: AGES % to s. 11gl Nerth Nepa
BABY sITTERs REG1sTRYWMothers. RE- 1i M 9TH 2o'S; BE-
safe. Call DI; 2300 for investigated sitters,
IAnEs 99naad sffyee
suits mede over to ladies' measurements.
PERMANENT; 81: snampoo and nnger
HON HoNo6R Hc scHooL. p'GeimeS' 1sin Y MAsELh ave-
ALTERATIONS; 24-hr. service; dressmak-
ing, tailoring; lilo coats, suits restyled,, re-
HOME -HEATING ExPERTs-warm air,
not water, coal oil. gas repairs. conver,
GHOST WRITING of articles. speeches,
BOOKS. reports. radio scripts letters Of
application, etc. Call EX. S16O, Ext: "a.
$sSa; saii Miss Izish.. sH $3.50
PERMASENT Waves. sia s.: Shampoo amp and
fngerwave, Soc No appointments An
TNS s09i SER4rY p sIo
SLIP COVERS and draperies expertly tall
cry. MRS. ADAMS. trinidad s45e. Is.
SOPRANO, good reader, wishes to Join
Protestant church choir, where there is
ary unimportant Box 322-c. Star is
BEAUTIFUL FULL-TIME CARE given your
infant or baby at WELLINGTON NURS-
ERY; also children boarded by the month:
nys aTn In
PETER RABBIT DAY NURsERY-chidren
Sgperyised at zs times hot meals q. and
AGCoMpaNIsT isceG $P'2i AVAILABLE. experienced t
all types OF music sight reader, no taxing
piano or, or organ; @ accepting piano students.
PIANO TUNER. all repairs. responsible
2, G; or, or suburbs free estimate. VICTOR
PIANO WANTED-Will consider one in
nssd ess Of nr repsrs 9H ~ viii pay around sa5 At
BABY liiS 't cioTHEs Nyi fe; HANDMADE = .a sacaue
bonnet, bootie SETS dresses, etc. Lace
trim, hand-painted. embroidered. ready
made or made to order, District aol0.
vACANCY-Nursing care, and tray service;
private and semipriyate; large grounds and
eook or Says HSss WoRk saned sae by reliable
eolored woman with good refs. Call VI.
1880.
MAN AND WIFE desire to share home of
refined lady; husband employed and
travels part time; wife will assume entire
household responsibility and is good cook
imma aculate housekeeper. capable manager
share expense basis: not domestic; refer
ences exchanged. Box 3s5-D. Star.
YOUNG MAN. age Is. employed by FBI.
would like to live with private family;
preferably in NV. or Anacostia section of
city Please call TR. 1924 after Z I'M,
ask for JIM BENBROOK 1S'
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY, Belts
VILE Nd open Sept 24th 18th fS Glasses
TO. 1851. 90
SERVICEMAN desires room and board for
two motherless sons e and years old.
Box Aid, Star. 49,
THE, BUSINESS GIRLS HAIR sTYLIST,
Thurs. eve appts. for permanents, styling
COLORED-WONDERL DAY Nursery
Children ages 2-6: reas. rates; licensed.
T7g Kenyon ST. NV 49,
Evening star., 1947-09-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-CLERK assistant book
keeper, TsSept9nist snd sen. office work;
AecoGSTiING SECRETARY. experienced.
desires inteTcsting position; i ody ayaila6le i'm
lo-yearS experience double entry, full
charge; financial statements: capable. con-
scientious. MI. 1876, 6 to 10 pm. IL
with degree in FL. Ed, experienced. desires
position N public or private institution,
CoILEGE GRADUATE. BIS. degree in
perienced in teaching dietetics and office
work, desires immediate position in above
field or similar work. Box l41-C, Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT Ccolored) desires
work. fle clerk, knowedse OF typing, ele-
CoMpASIoS@Ladv Of refinement, pleas
ing personality desires position to l or .
elddgrly ladies': will travel. ia; 0264 ~.
years retail advertising experience, crea-
tive abtlity, desires position as copywriter
With l. small sdyyertisins AZ asency Starting
pREssMAKiNG, design, A., remod', altera.
tions. eve, gowns specialty ,ress. MISS
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. legal and en-
$3.50 Can Temple 1859 after $40. Is.
GRt 10Qred 6rT desreT sersa, work ehas
GIRL, coored. wants morning part-time
shW. or restaurant work after IL am.
Call co. 2lS3.
GIRL wants part time work mornings or
evenings, any kind. MI. 5046.
GIRL (colored) wants Job night elevator
operator, experienced Call after 1;3O
pm. RA. 9356. lis
LADY, addressing envelopes at home or
office; experienced and fast writer; rea-
sonable. NO 1854, Ext. 2l0.
NURSE, experienced, refined, desires a
night case: doctors and patients refer
ences OR. 1928.
NURSE. practical. 2s. able bodied. wants
day or night duty, ST. hrs, senile or in
valid TO 5716 II"
PROXY MOTHER while you shop, week
end, etc. governesS. nurse; finest ref. En-
Esee ahead. GOOGINS, Elk. 962a. TO-
SECRETARY-STENOGR legal exp
unusually capable personable; $50, 5-day
week. Georgia 2a"9.
TEACHER, physical education. desires po-
sition in Washington vicinity. Box 3SS-D
WOMAN. colored desires position as seam
stress helper or seamStress in laundry.
Ii 519R 49,
WOMAN, cclored desires Job as elevator
operator: has license and experience; part
or fun time DE. 2S30.
WOMAN (colored) wants work as cook.
pantry or steam table; experienced: refs.
Young WOMAN. 3 yrs business exp. Al
seamstress. wants part-time emp. after
Moons, $50 pm. MI "634.
Evening star., 1947-09-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry, plump
Ing: plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
HAM1LToN SaSz coNfEacFNa so Sssti RE- . 9az
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs and paving: quail
& M wokk 6rleF penins Si se.
Wa g. aa II er1s6ff EiRsgs EM Rfr' 4sas sRG
BRYANT. NATIONAL. JANITRoL ras-fired
su1LbiSG 81 BIC coSrRAcroR-Do bldg. 20. re-
crete xorR oak doors. oVas ste paVRE REwSGh; sGh
s1is oH Gsae eoSKAeeHHok Sfi eH tSs2 porcb
modelling and commercial repairs: recre.
rm., Nuwood and celotex or knotty- pine
P!sRkips PLANK f Il tsnaRflgg RGgs arranged Ewes
cARPENTRY. BRICK and cement and cleo
trical work. insulating, plastering paint
nf sssFsGss SsHs ss aa NJ vsEE
CEMENT GEM NJ Work, 1 KOS stone walls nasstone
ment n driysxays, poTches. retaining yalIs
vile, Nd. Phone Rockville 35ss, IT
chain link: immediate erection. Carpentry,
concrete work. Terms. M w. FENCE
ADDITIONS. concrete. cement work, foot
ings. driveways. pouches: basement floors,
steps, retaining walls: old and new work.
Look GkEA ANDED S Sdt aNp G5 EKFissHED EE iss work
pukE I sHfRTEy FLooR SERVICE ssE,sesf cH:
0142 or RE. 1896 anytime. 27'
laying, sanding, finishing. clear ing. par
iEa H. e GoNTTRRzss5T9Fs. IF INC isis Wiseon-
GENERAL HoME iMpRoyEMENTs-A
to basement, porches and walks. painting
and chain fence. Phone DI. 1891 after
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
and winter domestic hookHP
EMNGINEERING ENG CO., 1921 Ga. ave. GE
pape aSG apd 4emossd bS esm zC
PPaiNTItNiiG AND PApERING, floor sanding,
guar. work; est. 1875. GILBERT Il
HAMILTON; AD. 5129.
HoME-HEATING t ExPERTs-Warm air,
sions, new installations: consultations and
estimates ss s. without obligation: OR; 1929.
'HS
WiATERPRooFFING. cellars. walls and
zssrsntsss Free sstmatss' '"o'sS g. aEySss sES
sToNE EM = Al AND BRICK Bu1LDERs-ceenIent
kinds k free es5lmates JERRY RuB1Ho; Nc: ;
sT0P RUST MIDsM q, MOLD No due to Fn
available. For details call "a Ne Ne osss.
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
ing. siding. guttering, painting, papering;
all work guaranteed: no down payment;
Evening star., 1947-09-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted; All work guaranteed II
AbblNG Adj iS5A id MAcHlsEs. ,ypewr,ters, pur-
chased ano traded. repaired quickly; rea--
Dortab abies; est. Il yrs iU oFF1cE' MAcH1aEs
CO. 9l3 .5tl, NV. Ins: Bldg, RE. 2S2s.
BRICKLAYER and contractGr brifk &C:
free, easy terms. MI. 5O5G bet 5:3O-
BRpiCIKLAYING-Fireplaces, X chimneys, re.
paired A FAGNANI. Ludlow 5496
ABINETMAKERS-Fine carpentry. book,
cases. corner cabinets, furniture repaired
CAMERA a nGR REPAIRs-s15 10Th st. NV
LER * d'ALBERT. INC. Ma All
CAMERAS, movie equip. doreign or domes.
mshs P by own serRse Rs t54
CARPENTRY-Comple remodeling. resi-.
GENITAL snd rePa,rinE Ra s q
CARPENTRY-Porch and garage repairs
roofing; qld-time E1eo white mechanics. JACK
or apis. stairways, dormer windows, recr
rms. porches inclosed, new or remodeling
CARPENTRY. roof repairing. porches; ten.
SWAMI. Di. 1000 after p.m. w1s
eoiored stone, Aagstone for your individus
needs; brick, cinder, cement blocks, walks
walls, steps. driveways, porches, Easements
guard rails, waterproofns, drainage, point
ing up, acid cleaning, painting, carpentry
chain link, rustic cedar POST and raj
cleaned, repaired, replaced expert roofns
and complete landscape service. Estab
2S H5fs 81 t22s out.
/ let's, fuorescent lighting. repairs, fixtures
and appliances: At. o755. -.21 J
WRNG ana Fss
extra outlets. repairs REGAL ELECTRIC
TooRs Gss ssNpsD Gs sDe .Ib r. SSa,
WRIGHTs FLOORS, GE. si1e; ewes, RA
FLOORS sANDED and finished; skilled
fHkKIFSRE fHsKKIFFS fGEsf R2FsR " WoRh Gls any
e61eqs and drapes msde s sd oaer
delivery one week HARVEY 4 MOORE
MHE GfNERAG ssb coNTkAcTiNG Fl &C. painting, saf 20 pa
snd m foor finishing. HOME SERVICE. NE
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. painting, ee-
SAgSSEas FsisTiSe TfsS p.g.%,n,
and floor reinishing; II to SO mos to pay
I mR. MlNNlA. AL. g5b2. veteran.
/ PAINTING AND PAPERING-The best 70,
less Free estimates no oblisation. Cal
PPANTfiNG AND PArERING; salts Gus.
toners for ever 25 yrs. our recomm. ]. r
/ LAWRENCE. 727 webster NV. .RA. a7o3
+ PAINTING; exterior and interior; guar
anteed neat and eflcient service at reas
enable prices; excellent references ia
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. exclusive
/ l-year guarantee; estimate free. HARRY
MUTER RA 1865. Formerly 1929 Wis. ave
| PAINTING, KEN -ToNING, interior ane
exterior. paper, removed by steam; yet
PAINTING. PAPERING. floor finishing an,
general home repair. Call RICHARDSON
| AID. 662S any time. 30
PAINTING, interior. exterior and roof
Work by expert mechanic; pure linseet
oil on all outside work; best material uset
on all work; metallic and red lead OIL
metal roofs. ALLEN r, COLLIER, LU
PAINTING AND PAPERNG-we 90 Vir
sinis, MARYLAND and D. c.; estimates free
prompt service Better work for les
money All work guaranteed. ia. 1859
PAINTING; PAPERING. excellent work b
experienced mechanics: individual colo
schemes given expert attention; FTiA lca n
arranged. Call Shepherd 4771. 22'
Evening star., 1947-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
movie Largest see Of
sure meters. fash guns, carrying cases,
range finders, films, coler rilms,, photo
papers, chemicals. photo books and 1.50G
BRENNER isisIs fE' PHOTO Co, sss Pa. ave. NV
3Rp 16fs Rep GstaGf shaey trey RE sdaesd
Pee ssrses BisaoR a soo
4H aFk acSoNSD1r1oNER, window model. per
feet; used days; 10% of. Gil. 1900
AIR AIR CoNDITIoNER-A-hp. portable con-
soc model; present cost. $3.50; will sell
saldins slh or 0epf SHPs LIP nPEk PEFkoIEuM e.,
AIuMfNUM AT MfsAUsr' sToRM WINDOWS for Steel
been a storm window like this; beautifully
opening. % For free estimate phone WI.
siaa AMY or ENannEs Ma IL *: CHESTS, new, metal
also wood screws, all sizes: GRUyER MFG
S2Br s So91A esna ave- Gnsy ehai
ssIIsat sc1a,sios Ho; s!ss; s.,., Is. Is
excellent condition. S25: also baby scales.
ski skB9 S4sai scaki1Bs-sss.s .s5. wax birch f,nish,
automatic lock: s other styles from see. .95
to S3a.95 Also selection of white cribs,
full panels, adjustable springs at S33 .95,
BERGER'S, 3412 14th st. NV, DU. 3444
Juvenile furniture exclusively. Open ewes
go
BATHTUBS. 5-ft., built-in, new and used
basins. toilets, showers, stalls. pipe
BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV, MI. 1141. 80
BATHTUB with faucets, $40; gas stove
with side oven, $40. Michigan 1885. =
BEAUTY SHOP eauipment-Wiil sacrifice
Alex. 1894 before & p.m.
BEAVER JACKET-Good eond; s45. Ho
1870, Ext. 100. III
BED. double, maple. spring and inner.
spring mattress, dressing table to match
small settee;. $50 Seen any day after
$40. Hillside 1925. 1s'
BED, metal = size, inner-spring msttres,
and coil springs. good eond.: $40, After
s pm. 26 Bryant st. NV .
BED, Hollywood Beautyrest. $35. May b
seen at LION STORAGE Co. $50 Y
ave. NV. 1ss
Evening star., 1947-09-17
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SPECIALIST IN TUTORING for spastic or
handicapped children; also regular tutor
Ing. Several openings. Call $50 TO. l,
PPorUIAR PIANO and accordion taught
IN short time results apPToysd ier
1905 G st. NV, ME. 400. RA. $500.
IR-CONDITIoNING and refrigeration
classes. starting now NATIONAL INSTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY
INC, GI-spproved. Note our new permanent
location, 1882 N. Y. ave. NV. DI. 6T03
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
consciousness. Air-cond. studio. MI
Air CONDITIONING and refrireration
GI approved, modern training methods
backed by Ia yrs now how: day and night
classes starting now Plenty of practical
shopwork on big variety of refrigeration
and air-conditioning equipment NEW
YORK TECH. 1904 BenninR rd ne, AT
ssIIinrx OPERATORS NEEpEp-Moaerr
training in all subjects, day. nighy ant
EABMIE HONOUR School, approves
s1qp P 6 lss...easH':7 M spa s''insnss Pts
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. al
subjects taught Approved b. Goysrnmsn
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