davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
Michael Hears
Il Familiar Name

A dull groan was the only answer.
The old Mexican's eyelids futtered
slightly, but the eyes did not open.
Quickly, but with the utmost tender
ness, Valdez laid the man fiat on the
burned grass and swiftly pulled a
bucket of cold water out of tie small
bore well. He bathed the white-haired
Mexican's face, and forced some of the
water between the drawback lips.
"Amigo," Valdez said, still gently,
but urgently, speak to me, if you can
Tell me what devil did this savage
massacre here?"
Pain spread over the patrician fea-
lures of the dying man.
Painfully the old man forced his
eyes open, to look through their glaz-
ing at the man who ministered to him.
And with lips contorted to force him.
self to speak, he managed to croak
name:
"Raymond-Garvin-"
Michael Valdez y O'Brien stiffened,
anu a otidhSC ShttCi Cdluc lulO HIS
own dark eyes. His own lips formed
the name:
"Garvin! Raymond Garvin !"
How long he had sought that man
and his evil companions The man who
now, after the five years when he had
just such another outrage
far away, must think himself safe
He could know nothing of Michael
Valdez having been on the vengeance
trail, searching, searching, through all
the broad land for all that time. And
always without success-until now.
Now here, in this hidden valley, he
had come upon damning evidence that
Raymond Garvin still lived and was
on his nefarious business!
go on-please, amigo" Valdez said
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
Juanita Tells
Her Story

There was an instantaneous flash Of
fear in the depths of her dark eyes then
but she answered simply:
"Yes."
She began to get swiftly to her feet
but not yet had her strength returned
and Valdez gave her a helping hand
When she had steadied herself he
turned and started in the direction of
his horse. Without question the girl
walked along beside him. They had
almost reached Ell Celo and the girls
crOwbait, which stood with hanging
head nearby, when the tall rider said
suddenly:
Your father mentioned one name to
me before he-he went. He spoke the
name 'Garvin.' Did this Garvin know
that you were a girl?"
Juanita de Cuevas flushed, bit her
full red lip and shook her head.
MY PADRE" she said in low tone
of confession, "did not want this Senior
Garvin and the evil men who follow
him to know" Her small head, with
the ripples of blue-black hair falling
over her shoulders, lifted proudly. "My
padre was not peon-he was Don
Pedro de Cuevas Romerez. Once our
family owned all this valey-until this
evil Senior Garvin came to it one dav
and little by little, with burnings and
stealings, and other terrible acts. drove
them all out and took the land from
them by force. My padre had to 90
also, but he never meant to give up
what was his own so easily. So finally
he came bSSck-no more than year
ago, senor.to prove this Garvin is a
thief and killer"
She broke off, choking, then threw
back her head defiantly and mana ged
to go on hastily.
"1f my padre had not become
victim of this so terrible hombre he
would have proved all he knew about
Senior Garvin!' ~ she flung out.
tTo BE CONTINUED)
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

/ softly, with no sign of the urgency ina
was in his own heart. This man Gar
vim of whom you speak-this devil IL
human form who has done this terrible
thing to you and yours-where can
find him?'
Blood was Hecking the old mans
lips now, bubbling up from the lungs
that had been shattered with buckshot'
His eyes were filming with the sign OF
death that was near Once more ne
made a valiant effort to speak, but the
effort was too much for his bullet
riddled body.
Even as Michael Valdez held him IN
his arms, a gentle shudder passed
through the old Spaniard's body, and
his head Iolled sideward. Gently valdez
laid him down. He was dead.
Bitterness swept through Michael
Valdez and shook every fiber of his
being as he stared down at the dead
man. And once more he muttered, al
most in disbelief:
Raymond Garvin But this time
he'll not get away. He'll pay"
The memory of just such another
scene was etched on his brain with
acid, that scene he had come upon i've
years ago when he had been happy
go-lucky youth and had found his own
father and mother the victims. His
beautiful motheri Molly O'Brien, with
the hair of fame, the adored of his
father and himself. A shudder shook
his stalwart frame before he straight
ened and pulled himself together grimly.
One hand dropped toward a heavy
gun in the deliberately studded leather
holster at his lean, muscular waist.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

| Juan de Cuevas MonteZ'
"Juan." Valdez said firmly, for thl
WAS not news that could be broker
easily, "your home was not ourne'
down accidentally. And the men, TN
human coyotes, who set fire to it were
were killers Cold-blooded-"
Valdez felt the youth sag, heard his
faint. choked cry. His hand frightened
on the boys arm. Juan drew oeel
breath. closed his eyes for long, agon-
izing moment as he swayed. Then with
courageous self-control Juan de CueVas
asked in husky voice:
"You mean, my padre-my madre-
they-they're dead?' :,
"I'm afraid so, JUAN" Valdez SAID
in a low voice of deep sympathy. 4
think maybe you'd better not see them'
| they're :"
But already Juan had violently
nulled away from Valdez restraining
hand and was racing toward the smol-
dering ruins. Valdez watched, with
paip in his eyes, as the boy dropped to
his knees beside his dead mother, SOB
bling in anguished grief. With lips COM
pressed and a leaden weight in his
heart, Valdez turned away.
Michael Valdez found rusty spade
that had escaped the flames, back near
the small patch that had been the wom-
ans kitchen garden. He went to WORK.
He kept at it steadily, and had just
finished digging two graves beneath
willow tree when Juan approached him.
There we're dark rings under the boys
ewes, and in them was tragedy that
would forever remain hidden in their
depths, but the tears were gone. ana
now the face of Juan de Cuevas was
impassive.
II am ready now to help you, amigo"
he said. 81 am grateful to you, and
will do what you say"
Together the tall rider in the charro
vest and the boy in the tattered over
alls wrapped the two bodies in Valdez
own blankets from his blanket roll, and
tenderly placed them in the graves.
Then Michael, Valdez y OBrien drew
from the pocket of his itight-itting
trousers small Bible.
With one arm held comfortingly
about the. slight shoulders of the. boy.
who stood straight. and brave beside
him, he opened its well-thumbed pages.
Selecting the page in the book that he
well knew, he read from it in voice
that was charged with emotion and
reverence.
As the verse came to its end Dust
thou art, and to, dust returneth," Juan
de Cuevas swayed little again, and
before Valdez could tighten his hold,
the boy fell to the ground beside the
graves with a single heart-rending
moan, and lay still. .....
Valdez lifted the inert form and
carried it toward the stream. He started
as he looked down at the unconscious
face, for the first time getting close
up view of it. That face was not hand
some-it was beautiful
And from beneath the tattered,
jammed-down hat, long hair that CLINT
ed blue-black in the afternoon sun
had become loosened, and fell in
cascade across Michael Valdez arm.
The features were as delicate as fine
porcelain, those of girl-a beautiful
Spanish girl
He laid the slight girl down beside
the clear stream and revived her with
cold water. She opened her eyes and
lay still, saying no word, exhausted by
what she had gone through.
He spoke to her softly, but abruptly.
SIS your name not Juan, perhaps
but Juanita?'
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

To keep casters which are used
under furniture from coming
loose, dip them in melted paraffin
before placing them under the legs
Of chairs or tables.
For q "slide-al0ng" clothespin
bag get heavy material and sew
it on to coat hanger. Hang it on
the clothesline. This eliminates
stopping for clothespins.
Fats saved from cooking spoil
more quickly than does new fat,
so keep it cold and use promptly.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

HERES one of the favorite
- motifs for crocheted bed
spreads = the six pointed "Sta1
of Hope" design. Each block is
about Az inches from side to side
and 5 inches from point to OPP
posite point. The blocks are set
together to form lovely all-over
design. It will be handsome GRO
cheted in all white, tan or ecru,
or blue.
To obtain complete directions for the
Star of Hope Bedspread pattern No.
5l25) block chart. illustrations of stitches
used, amounts Of materials specified,
send 20 cents In coin, your name. adj
dress and pattern number.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
MUSCLE
81 Rain?
S0RETONE liniment's
Heating Pad Action
Gives Quick Relief!

When fatigue, exposure put misery in muscles, ten.
dons and back. relieve such symptoms quickly
With the liniment specially made for this purpose
Soreione Liniment contains effective rubefa-
Gent ingredients that act like glowing warmth
from heating pad Helps attract fresh surface
blood supply.
Sofetone is in . class by ITSELF Fast gentle,
satisfying relief assured OF price refunded. Soc
Economy size Sl00.
Ty Soretone for Athletes Foot. Kills an
evpes Of common funei-on contact
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

beautiful.
A figure on horseback was galloping
in frantic haste toward the now dying
embers of the log cabin. But within a
hundred yards of it, the rider jerked
the horse up sharply at sight of the
strange man standing beside the charred
ruins.
The rider was young and small,
Valdez saw, and had the complexion
of pure-bred Spaniard. Valdez first
swift glance at the youth noted the
resemblance between him and the old
man who lay dead by the well. Unmis-
takably this was the son of the massa-
cred two beside the ruins.
"Come ahead, amigo" Valdez called.
"Pm here to help you. There is no
reason to be afraid of me-"
Slowly the youth in tattered overalls
and battered Mexican hat rode nearer
Valdez. But though he had not as yet
seen the pitiful bodies, there was terror
in his handsome dark eyes.
He did not speak, though, and VAL
DEE treasured:
"Im friend of your father, amigo.
Don't be frightened"
The youth, still mounted on his crow
bait horse, looked at him suspiciously,
plainly not treasured.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS

GUNSMITH: Alterations and ren,;r, -,
Eg ISss scope and peep sight. Mounted
Billings. Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

WELL DRILLING MACHINES
s SSam action Nationals. Stars, Leideckers.
os, ttfStal sizes, $975 to $3.50. Also standard
Eort Worth. Wichitas. Keystones. stars
n nHle d afa Sullivans, Longyears. Com.
paeoe ssock cable. tools. All used equip
fnen III. government surplus completeIy re-
con9 p Fishing tools rented.
r"ESSEY & SON, Pueblo, Colorado.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

RYBIN MANURE LOADER for M. M.
model tractor. M M ID" one-bottom tum-
blebug pillow.
O'DONNELL BROS. Billings. Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

sNYDER'S COFFEE SHOP
Across from Grand Hotel.
c., Billings, Montana.
oatlshed Customers Built Our Business
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.

WESTERN RED CEDAR FENCE POSTS
Sale by Carloads.
BONNER CEDAR CO.. Standpoint, Idaho.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

ATTENTION: If you're fattening cattle.
t nogs or sheep, here's more for your money
or; corn, wheat, peameal, milifeed, mixed
YIN molasses, $65 ton lots or more.
SpeGIa! price on car lots upon request.
FARMERS GRAIN AND FEED
Rockford. Washington.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

WE ARE SPECIALIZING IN THE SALE
OF BUSINESSES THROUGHOUT THE
HAVE THE BUSINESS: IF SELLING,
WE HAVE THE BUYER. CONTACT US
FIRST AND GET RESULTS.
THE GORDER COMPANY
Moving A Million Dollars In Real
-, +. Estate Annually
ABERDEEN. S. OAK.
IL. =. mo Listing Fee"
Evening star., 1947-02-09

and better.
equipment in
very limited
KAUFMAN,
Tower Bldg,
Evening star., 1947-02-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SANDWICH AND ICE CREAM SHOP On
iocations in wash does about $500 wkiy.
d nsias stsss saa0 IS n sess Ss
Food lease This business should show
moving to California: no experience nee.
essary; Will let purchaser stay on trial:
near Ambassador Iheater, PEOPLES Drye
due Ice cream company payable only loc
eash salon , Sf Ne cream sys sold .s BOB
REsTAUKANT siiaaor}. downtown I4th st.
ssstop ss late n as nses 81 ns @
$1,000 air-cond. unit and two walk-in
electric boxes; low rent. 1o-year lease;
sandwiches and piatters, excellent bar
business: willing to let purchaser stay on
.riai for % I've weeks; opsn pen II s,s am daily
fsasonsbls oo terms. SOB soii. HonIANpEs isss
TestagTsnt avs speelss, Na s74 s1olusivs' 1909
LIQUOR STORE. excellent NV. ccrrer
location; doing 5000 wk.; 10-yr. lease al
e very reasonabls rent; 75es eolored trade.
white one q sSs Se so0S uys T in hs sov s
Hardware store, sacrifice for quick sale:
rent only s65 per month; price, ss,75o.
iI Iauor license. for reon only s'S $4,000 ulu.
stock; with a very small stock II you
don't have . good location. we do.
Restaurant-This business in Sc. ia
going at sacrifce; rent only ST5 per mo;
9-yr. lease: beaut. fixtures: currently val.
ued at $500; this business can be BOUGHT
for only $500 complete.
Children's gift and apparel shop-Dus
| to disagreement bet. partners, this .fine
able figure; doing $3.50 wk.; low rent;
good lease: about 1000 stock: only Sl1,.
ooe, stock included.
est business propositions in Wash: excel
location; long lease; terms, doing $3.50 .
day with business improving every wk.
Yes, improving. This Is one of the best
looking places In town and by far one
Of the best buys. RIDGE REALTY CO.,
101S Vermont ave; NV. RE. 1878; 90
Evening star., 1947-02-09
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

Chased and traded. repaired Quickly; reass
sob sSaS msshnss s yrs rSr oE eaf
nae 1ns s.,aasors nss RE eessss ssss
slsd ins .d'gsssH Al Few e.
sRlckWoKK' concrete easements, drive
psiTs vsi1s w. T. ' VT sR i25 cs
ssss sss FsH Rfs fna s s M T9ss
BUILDING and remodeling by responsible
ss5feM sssu4das GmRsssnt sunday and evenings
lures, and vsiances designed and con.
cusToM chBINsreRA q s
CAMERAS. movie equipment repaired, BY
s ass s5eEn Fa aRe nW RE a4s
d.AIsEEsr. IsEs NC. sasion.i ~ sala. % SIS %iotf
eas II sns as6ssa s1@s
built to order at reas prices. MI. 1852
a aeahrENTEE TEnEE 1s psrtoas a nn stsSs sas Shelves
ssSs ssScmssI I - asls anytims ,sp4Hs' sis =?
saih @eselins from ssssmsn g. safnas privss; s
CARPENIRY, screening, porches, ,parti
a2est eGes asR %eeS ss is q xD d:
CARPENTRY-Remode from cellar t.
roof, also cabinetwork, recreation rooms
and porches. oak flooring available. Cal
AINSWORTH. RA. 1918.
CARPENTRY, REPAIRING. remodeling
ysneerins old tprniture anl Free estimates .,,s
MSst yrSs sSaraessssss Mf ssxs Anywhere D. C. or SUD
CARPENTRY-Buildin repairs, remodel
ing; new materials; excellent Workmanship
quick service. Free estimate. FIR. $3.50
8 10 B. 10'
Evening star., 1947-02-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
0USTNESS.

ACCTS. CLERK, S30 wk.: secy TO ASST
tieisn. econ. deeree, 5000 mo; consuitant.
sIPl ss9P ass ssRvfcR ICE 1siS Sioo mS s. nW "a
COST ACCOUNTANT. construction exper;,
sspT aoo i SOW Miss sf1 MORAN 1st % YTs
THOUSANDS placed annually. BoYD's' 1888
EEaAL sTaNoG.. s1e5 wk. %; must be
able to take court testimony in. divorce
cases and other general practice; also once
SERVICE. 913 18th st. NV. Tins. Blog.),
sALEsMENlA few Of the Iistings: Dry
s sespns ,5 nnd al auto
CONS COM, $50 Wk. once supplies, estab. accts;,
ins. ise'' auto ''i; req, salary and Commission.
Pharmaceutical, medical background,, car
nee expen, com. and $3.50 mo. Publish
tas ese hosTs snd ssay sfss 'se M BH esPa
dSzsns dSzt q exesent SSss1SS sayss f.
MEN. with mechanical backsround to rep,
resent large heating organization; =, g good 90
s ssary Mr. Dssy Me1ysr S e1 ayaasf
TEAoHERs 80 SaS aElenmentsry Hen .. s ans
4SS to $500 fIffs Rs
TEACHERS Ts1,{11nTs Ms AGENCY 61e N Charles ST.
location. sl43-s1eO per mo. Secretary, by
linguist Spanish. accurate stenosraphic
sbility. salary open. stenographer, pub
pleasing personality pleasant working
cond.. in downtown ONCE; salary s4ozS45 ;,ss.
Tk sdss Tk EsVfcEs WAEEER sa Mash-
ington Bldg, DI: 1920 and DI. 444o.
shse apprDs pref S 9th ss tnse ro an
fER psssoSNEL 81 isgRvIeEs, e!a WASH
nstfa ssIps ffs pETA1He p 11Se snd eosmte D
~ Y ESSs 81 n ssfs:: E;s w
% s.isShens: age g TO-. to Is; excl. future:
n: C.. PaEsr
Tsal So xF and
asssse .n $500 yss sypf yp up h sd
i: r. ssss :. srSS
.ma A Sss SO skk a 'asy
tste 400 in Asdihinston sdh steno.booskpT
vomsn. Bethesda, SI75., stenog. cashier,
aRss up co. a5 use s5 s. dsy
for top salaried opsntngs See NJ NJ, 1sI1,a Bruce
13il q st. NV MA. 2116.
CPA, $4,000 fm.): executive ability: must
be CPA. Miss Morgan at BOYDIS, 1888
F. MA. 1888.
LEGAL SECRETARY ~ 81; start $50 vvk: vv
engineers. $50 wk Patent law secretary,
5000. Capitol Hill secretary. $500
openings; free registration. Oldest emp.
service in 2. G. est. 90 yrs. Welcome.
ENGINEER (m.), $4,000: electrical B. S.
degree pref; exper radio engineering 10,
cal organ; See Mr.. Paul at BoYD's, 1888
Evening star., 1947-02-09
HOME INPRoVEMENT coMPANiEs

=
ASBESTOS AND INSULATING BRICK sid
res. Is. skifled worSmsns6ip. Budsei
P1sRts P NAY shsas soNs4hdcTfos VA lst sftss e.
private roads. For free estimate, dial aiebe
CARPENTRY, painting. cement. roofing
sEsS Sd; md " vt III ssS IS
coNdRGTE eeS sinsI WORK Driveways, walks
Ss sIDfMaLks Hs Mk ss park
ing areas. and walls. co. 439S.. 9.
ssssls ssm S. asa S asass
stran steel overhead doors; frame; brick
Or sindsr block garages; GENERAL m. n.
RsSSy; 5ssS g s ,NNSo ,NNSso is. Arlington, va. Va
issfsGN DRfSEwAYs s. AND ACCESS. ROADS. COM
s!s av Rasnfc 5fsEfs e %oob ssssfss wi
rFi2KsIsrLAcEs-as F2ss years correcting fireplace pS
@e @i rrPS iId5 seEy's W. 81 Gan
laying. sanding. finishing cleaning. par
fses aIufs fs niiai: isis
coNcsEfEo slo sss ho' CEMENT 2asSsN WORK, footings,
repairs and new work done; free estimates
On 81 efa; s9RNERs@sssro. A ziss Nosol. NH con-
payment. ss mos. to pay. May HEATING
saa MR gaRtsf Ras esRPfss %S
ST0NEWORK-Houses walls. steps. Also
concrete driveways, sidewalks, etc; Esti-
seams n B. cossP co ssfvess Ovens $780,
aTs FEE esfmste ETps
sEcuRirT bRT aoan fMsRovEMENT Rs ZEN Co. i1e Inc
rs years combined experience In remod'
cling d and home To9iinngg
GAS BOILERS and water heaters, in stock
most sizes; immediate installation; terms
Il desired. GEORGE F. WARNER B. co
XRaIN1A call US for your a.ts5ssiGns'
CsrRacs csss ssil9ffss co Tsr%s 81 9aR oa
tleS PTSmps ssTTviss; cash 3 q terms MB y.
6SEsTof HSsE en- impToSsment rove Sg1o service
hold repairs. we have a mechanic to serve
add addition D bailt D't onto SO your home; Ang;
Is5S fss1EarfoR RfEs fSs do R9f 500 st
HYATTsvrLLE 1T A1HfssviLE CONTRACTING CO.
Roofing, siding, painting. papering; all
work guaranteed; no down payment;
monthly terms: free estimates. WA. 1886.
PAINTING, PAPERING, floor sanding and
finishing, plastering; reasonable prices; free
estimates: FFiA terms If desired. Ia. 1870
BUILDER and contractor: now is the time
to prepare for. the building and remodeling
rush this spring. Let me help you get
ready; 25 years experience in all types OF
new building and remodeling; will assist
you in every way possible. l.. II. COLI
LEGEMAN, 1900 Ga. ave. NV. GE. S512.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
PERSONAL .tcese.,.


time 81 appointment: rs years exper.;
fssss6ssli fssssss6osas4liE sRPcaEF1kY RH FIT sEny1crMMaies MAX
your ensagements. reservations, does your
etft shopping, sends invitations reminds
you Of birthdays, ensasements. etc. Union
BACHELOR wishes to contact capable per-
son for light mending and clothes care.
also sS clean sma sI sk aa Starr
PIANOS waNTED-The Colonial PIANO
Shop wants to buy good pianos of all
aa snds your b Paa ars cs e fs a e
fssa fsS S DTGH9sgsso
ETksEs AyAfLABLI. rsgls!sT,ya I s,aI licensed z end
Gated woman; seif-confdence. speech, bust
eroap essa aaa apt. MI III 6o4s after s:so Or Sun
credited teachers. Individual tutoring,
Franch. daneins dramaties, creative .;e,tad art.
TRANSPORTATION furnished: hot dinners.
FFEETiESR PAN scHooI-primary. kinder
portation furnished; enroll now. so1 Fern
Z, Ply nv r6ai IA oiG0, l,,.-,v .ssoc,..ea Sears
struction at 3941 Benning I'd ne. Pat
ieps sTpRsf pRRsp aEassls EhNs LEFT II aEoNE
that I'm a member OF the TopHit Club
! get the latest tunes delivered to my door
oshs On So ior frsn mos aDA sox e5S SS
SIR c6vERs: . years experience; work
SOCIAL CLUB ORGANIZED for wholesome
adult recreation and entertainment. Open
. to ladies and gentlemen over 21 with edu-
cational BACKGROUND. Write MISS BREW
sTER, Voice Recording Studios 1906 Goth
The ri LAST NIGHT IN BABYLON by Voice
Of Prophecy, VOL, 1880 am. Free course
SINGLE S5i.f ROOM in wen-appointed home,
consider stayins evenings with child or as as
fPis SPHoIsrERfNG. Ell eS REpsIRiNG, slip covers
drapes. Use your material or ours; Esti-
tare rsss venetian bnds RnUtaus Of
ss SsS;'''Rs sf.ss sss s;''5 fs'S
ehild of or silver Hsf Spring sas Ses4, ~ VI
AsT no sEd Goop Mss' s s
We buy and sell awning, Furniture;
sSbH sfTIR " snd mSers call
pr. 23o9: safeguard home and child:
s9fed sf eoR Rsd DsnpEkh sSEs snd ss.ness
mate matter.al. Wo%rsmanship % guaranteed. Dl.
PEDERAL EIi Cs AND STATE personal income
tax returns prepared, ready to mail, by
experienced tax attorney. S5. MI. 3949.
VALENTINE PARTY RECORDINGS at our
studios or your home: studios available for
children or adult parties. VOICE RECORD
90 5Na tET5l sIYD1os' block above Dupont Circle
DANCES. parties and social gatherings-
American Legion hall In nearby Cheverly.
Nd: accommodates $50 to 200. For in
formation and reservations telephone WA.
q235 any evening.
WILL GIVE complete teachers course in
work: exceptional 6ancing ability, highest
character reference required. Box 462-K,
pREssMAKING CLINIC, for discriminat.
ing women. II your clothes no longer
ft. because you have lost weight, or they
. need restyling, we specialize in that field.
Expertly done at moderate prices. Studio
h.st4e in1y sss Seasa ssA NoE E9svs orms4y SSgmS 5
1yf ays. n Ny2i soa l11o F st. n.w' Room 60
SIP Il coysRs. pRApERIEs-co. $500.
from our samples in your home. No charge
P9A4IIqNEsA4UdLTT pEGoSaToRs SaHp ty., ..,u.,,.
own "speed-curl' hair cut styled perma-
nent. Wonderfully easy to comb yourself
RA, 1881, 7506 Ga. ave. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1947-02-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FLORDA-Driving sedan to Florida for z
weeks; take one or more; share expenses
only. Write VOICE RECORDING STUDIO
1905 Goth NV.
SHARE PLAN-r a pass. we arrange ride;
If car owner. we fill your vacant seat; refs
exchanged. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50
I WANT A RIDE from vicinity of 22nd
and o NV or Rock Creek driveway near
P st. Bridge to Airport or Gravelly Point
address Apt. So6, 2147 o st. NV. -
WANTED-Ride hve days per week, be-
tween 1882 Ontario I'd. NV. and 1724
P st. NV. Will pay $40 per month. Tele-
phone Dupont 214S.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires ride to Chat.
tanooga, Feb. 10-11. Will help drive. FA
DaiVING 70 MIAMI, Monday, Feb. 18th
Can take 9 guests. Packard sedan. co
Evening star., 1947-02-09
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

WASHING MACHINES, ali makes, repaired.
Guaranteed Service RA S20b Ill
WASHING MACHINES. ali makes repaired
and serviced DE. CITY
4 a'AI,lRIKT NC SIS 10th St. NV.
light fuorescent fixture for
Kitchen installation and guarantee;
ST. 30. Electrical repairing Of old houses.
LOVE ELECTRIC CO.. Ma. B916. 10
IF Y0U WANT your receiver. phone- or
reasonably, not jist glanced at for a large
fee, cell TIE. 6361.