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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30
IRWIN

BY MRS. MILT PETERS
Mrs. Ross Baker entertained
Saturday night in honor of Miss
Marjorie's birthday, Jean Holt,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

DRY CLEANING-3 day service,
Monday to Wednesday. Also We'd
nesday to Wednesday, Pickup and
deliver. Hagen Agency, 219 South
Court st. 11-14-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE-Hay, corn, and Eng
1ish clover seed. IL mi. North of
MarysVille on State Route No. 4.
j. F. Elliott l-2f-4t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE Farmall IA on new
rubber with cultivators. Been us
ed only two years. In perfect
shape. Also 2-12 inch plows, disc,
corn planter with fertilizer at
tachments, wheat drill and good
6 ft. mower. Call Raymond 1864.
c. j. Mathys, Raymond Box 30.
1-23-8t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE-fresh Jersey cows
and springer heifers. Donald
Frederick, Ridgeway Rt. l. Phone
A-24. 1-30-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE-Wards master piece
heatrola, large size, like new, $50;
electric welder, 110 volts, 125 amp,
$50; Heavy duty post drill press,
S12; Wards four deck chick bat
terry, $35; Sears kitchen oil range
with built in oven, SIS; Vacaway
grain and seed cleaner, $25; jigg
saw, So. D. T. Gibbs, East Liberty.
Phone 2722, on creamery road, 2
miles south, one mile east of state
route 33. 1-30-1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE-G. E. electric sweep
er, Victrola with records, table,
six chairs, in fine condition. Mon
ty Dickson, Mt. Victory Rt. l.
1-30-1t is
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE-fancy heifers, year
lings, about 700 lbs. corn fed 4
months, ready for lockers. Fred
Handel, Urbana Rt. 8. 1-30-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30

FOR SALE-late model white e.
namel copper clad wood and coal
range, priced reasonable. Grace
Boerger, 2 miles south of Ridge
way. 1-30-1t
Evening star., 1947-08-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SHOE REPAIR and shoe shine. in good
location, established for 15 yrs. end doing
very good business; reasonable for quick
sale Box 2S3-X, Star -1S
COLORED-REsTAURA on North Cap
itoI ST.. near schools; counter and booths;
reasonable; long lease: DE, 61S3. lis
COLORED-BEAUTICIA booth for rent.
MARTHA'S BEAUTY PARLOR, 1341 r st.
NV. Call HO 1923 or WA. 3176. -23
GROCERY STORE, ne; 5-yr. lease, good,
clean stock, walk-in elec. box, 12-ft. elec,
case. slicer. grinder; income quoted, 500
weekly: price only $4,000. OWENS
REALTY, ME- 04S6.
ROOMING HOUSE, near 10th and Mass.
n.w.-11 rms consisting of well-furnished
4-room apt. on 1st f.. plus rooms, with
income quoted $500 a month; 1-yr, lease
at $61 rent: priced to sell at $4,000 with
easy e. terms nI ,soew. =; w. THURM' sos 10th
DRESS SHOP. 14th and Park I'd. with t2)
Srm spts nice ss income
SI1 %E hes.; ots;ep priced right. OWENS REALTY
BOARDING HOUSE, Mt. Pleasant, IT rms,
b.: 5-yr. lease: oil heat, 4-car gar.
priced right. OWENS REALTY. ME. o4s8.
GROCERY (339), in the heart of the col
ored area: practically no rent; q money
guar. bus "sEIGEL g. RUBIN Ex. 26O1,
SHAFT ssf fGs saEY sasfE sVss sToEE K 2asl esn Easily
managed by elderly couple: about 5000
very low "SIEGEL & RUBIN" Elk. 25O1,
ask for Kessler; ewes, DU. 55b2.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. concrete, cement work, foot
ings, driveways, porches, basement hoors,
6 ctee%s % 5ssaAPs R ss Sss or Fl r. rad SS1s TSFk
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry, Plumb
jng plsstering, painting. etc; free esti-
HAMIToN Rasff 81 GensF coNfR8cT1Nd ACTING co re-
s Horf ae td prcss Ra d
PkISkI SA e. hi sH6GS' no 81 o1
BTffD1Sa STff Sel AT cosTRAcroR shFAaco repairs. re.
e9ncrsstses work. Phone C. A. NEWELL
BUILDING AND REPAIRING-Al types of
We flnanss FR asos and ow. eo5o: IS
chens. ai insei6ricE and ASBESTOS siding ap-
g gss ggRAsfN sSgha5 shREs cS 5eots No $3.50 e7es
"Ac0oNSCRRPPTE A0 NSCSRP TsiF iFFLAGsToNE"-Do you need
or wallP Also basement and footing: Gail
Nj $500 day or EN-. 1874 eyes, v1NToN
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. hagstone
ment drivewsys, porches. retaining walls.
MARcUCc1oi Rte 4, i1,a Horners lane lane Focko
papering concrete work and gen. home i'm
proyements. A. R. sEELYE CO. DI. 1927
absa Ink all Immediate e2ecton
try. concrete work. Terms. M. w. FENCE
CO, DI. O122.
FLOOR sERyICE-Nothing but the best
aynf aGet RFaee nsse
ING coNTRRAGeToRs, INC" 1912 Wiscon-
fHFATISGNoiI furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
psEt enElpseTngc yrs to pay sERVGE E
5259, GE 6o65.
HOME HEATING ExPERTS-Warm air,
hot water. coal oil gas repairs. CONVEX
ii1 sstirnates ns" without obIisation. OR. 1893
HOME REPAIRS. remodeling. additions
suaranteed. SUBURBAN coNsTRUc-
TON ,t Co. aOl Sgol sSFS sSTS ave. East RyeF-
Ri!T RfTcHfNs Mdi MopERS2zED I5 noor to ceiling
We, feature, the famous Kitchen Maid
worn linoleum sink tops permanently re-
placed, general Improvements. MODERN
HOME CO, MA. 671O.
OAK FLooRs-Have limited quantity Of
2H&-in. and random width: excellent auai-
ity; laid sanded and finished. For esti-
ohis' oLb pSoM1SIoN SNSi CONTRACTING Co, OIL.
additions. alterations roofing; all home
repairs; terms. Free estimates. -24
and BapsTns TeD ah. 2GE
guar work: est. 1925. GILBERT g.
R6oTING R6aTTG2N sfblNG hR es@st Storm windows con-
crete porches. We repair or replace any
part Of the house; no money down; low pay frse
estimate. call MR.. ISARD. Taylor e427.
HYATTSviLLE CONTRACTING CO.-Roof-
ing, siding. guttering. painting, papering;
all work guaranteed; no down payment.
low monthly terms For free estimate,
call WA s4S6. days Or evenings.
NEW CONSTRUCTION and remodeiing OF
all kinds. TIA. 395S. -23
ALL BRANCHES of home construction,
undermining and repairs: skilled worknlen; /;
budget payments Phone WILK1N-MAY
CONSTRUCTION CO.. WA. 6154. 1O-2 and
Evening star., 1947-08-18
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star. ;
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. SODA FOUNTAIN, living
quarters: 31a-yea lease; rent, $50 per mo:
bargain. No brokers. OWNER. Trinidad
BEER TAvERN-REsTAURAN on Balti-
more blvd, l mile south of Laurel: business
and property, all equipment and stock,
living quarters; for sale at S22 900, S1O,-
900 cash. OWNER. Phone Laurel 451-J.
PARTNER, to take active interest in es-
tablished dry cleaning plant, doing ex-
cellent business; wonderful opportunity
for right man Box 344-V. Star. -19
RESTAURANT, cottage on bay, open year
round, fully equipped; $4,000. Box
ROoMING HOUSE FOR sALE-well-fur-
niShed, eight rooms and bath: suitable for
use as a rooming house: low rental: best
section Of Southwest; walking distance to
business section; party leaving city; rea-
sonably priced. Cali NE. $3.50 for appoint
ment. 49,
RESTAURANT, q snap-Sickness compels
sale; downtown corner; desirable lease:
Price, $4,000; terms. Will accept first
reas. cash offer. 231 Indiana ave. NV.
GROCERY and variety store for sale; large
6-rm. apt: 5-year lease. Call Ii. 1884.
REsTAURANT-CoCKTA LOUNGE. mod
ern, fully equipped. air conditioned: fine
clientele, good business: downtown loca-
tion; rare opportunity: disagreement of
partners, priced for immediate sale. No
brokers. Box 212-A. Star. lis
Evening star., 1947-08-18
PERSONAL.

kTDDIELAND NURSERY KINDERGARTEN
~ t6s s01assy soss D. tTsnsd Tsns eaohsr
vi VVEIrcH reaf STREET sEfIS' K1SSDERGARDEN: d.,
and boarding; enroll now tor fall term
kkstHst2H kaRY sirfKs Ff ss sH hsss
SAFE Ga p 2se9 for ssT
IMMERTATE E CASH lS for y9gr g h home; ne eoY e
nnserwavs. soc. No appointments, al
Ns SG1 s0Hn HEsGrY sg a7ees.d coxa ssEdensi nso
4. ARE E,s E sEES R,,ss. es Loan "a gsssSs
ncos sLfP Covers, DRsPERissMco sPf sifsse 56eo g.
day delivery. Your fabric or ours. DA1G-
MISSING, one set new Gene saraSen golf
clubs. 8 irons. 8 woods. gabardine bag;
dens N % ssSs6 1 ,ny Hs 4sS S Cain s6 psoN ae5
REAMY. JrI. cH. os0o or CHI. sl24. LIB
Obj JOBS Of all types. cleaning. painting,
FAnRsoSs ffnsIS as a 5GSsF P scHoo day
fhroush 9Th grade; progressive methods
used IN reading, writing and arithmetic:
accredited TEACHERS Az music s.r danSing daGy
transportation throughout Washington;
y. literature svf ~ ma'led Is74 upon request
HONE HfEiAT7fNG Iii ExPERTs-warm air.
sions. new installations: consultations @ and
siPaeoSv SLIP Mhon 9PFasn vaaaces
fessionally tailored from our or your ma
terials: workmanship guaranteed. D1. ol22.
sss 10 s.: sss HABh
HoNoUR school. 1910, N. =, ave.
MOTHERs-Do you want, reliable per-
soa to care v,,tor for iySgz ySqr children day
HITE SCHOOL, day and boarding. nursery
through third grade, accredited teachers.
Individual tutoring, music. appreciation.
piano instruction, art, pony riding; trans
portation furnished: noon dinner. Olympic
JJEEWisH REST HoME-1ndividua care;
4sfseS qsI7 kansas aiss fs aVs ns oes. GS @ @s7ss az
WE WILL TAKE CARE Of elderly people
in our home Lopposite, Walter Reed Hos Hos
RRUMpTY-D NURSERY SCHOOL
Dc1u & and ana g as1e licensed
inspection invited UN. o1s1.., Ia
PHoToGRAPHS-Your wedding, party.
banquet or portraits in your, home, D1.
1896. Ext. 62s. by appointment. 90
TEN SITES Of d&esirable & legation II n Ea- "a
SfSs,sT Ss u n ma5sisn asSS to play hour.
niehtiy. Call CO. 1850. is
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' sarments
3Iqa 14th hvTp St NV. co; S22l. u,,o,,t.r,re
wide selection Of latest fabrics Sgsk sk4,Sf sf
TON UPHoLsTERING CO. 1909 H st.
NV. EX 5096.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcsat,


ANTIQUES. sf,ysrwafs; IN. N ans "a copgSissS9: g
THE HOUSE oP dTTsI; sI lsss. sS.e Q st. av.
xNTiiaTEs@Fnrnitafe. china. slass. tsae:.
curios. old guns. stems and music oo2eA
For courteous attention. call CT sio!
haissste hiaEess Cash Iai Prices paid Can GuRRIY.
BEDROOM. dining room or contents Of
sion aS'' We s'td do ' novins. ssofsse. IA. 1897.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges sna
porch furniture in any amount Wante0 ~
once will pay highest possible 'esss pr,ess csil
today. MR.. GRADY. Ma. a620.
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, Of alla de.
scriptions. We need your books. Hignest
sToRE. GsS sssn ath Saess st. Pa11 nW NE. 6as5.
refiex. Cali Mr.. WEISS. RE, 24s4, :,
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment AL
dssssSnsf sssaSER pao46 Gess5 CO. sss fsss ps
opposite Dept. of Justice. RE. 2484.rt
CAMERAS. and eaui2;-7Get our free sp.
SSu ss Ns0 9ora sy. n%
saaipment wanted soMMER's CAMERA
ExCHANGE. 1410 New York ave; NV.
NV ME S767 Open ewes. Win cal,
DENTAL LAB. EQUIPMENT, oL. 111ssos
DIAMONDS. jewelry wanted--H,ghes. cash
prices: free appraisal. ARTHUR Markell.
oi3SMosDsn = ana OLD sola. diamond xsssas.
BaoSSs: bYaak % eLb iass sS1b aandna n s Sset.,
and wrist watches, initial, birthstones. dia-
ehassd ~fdSns shss Fnss prsss Gas psd yY Bi
fiNSi DINING ROOM 'is SURF, rR T duncan inca phyts,
ehils.s ls sliding board; HI, 4ols,, go
HusiSn eosa9a ssai snd sifEss P6
ri TaJTaESSiilTdIkE.Wili SildI BUY entire content. s ess
s1h SI1nNiS,Esf snd sts NV NE 81, 52s5 ,.n..,
cash prices; prompt removal. Tvs we DO NOV.
FTRNITTRE and household effects Of the
Issay @ M e aRapY fa5iFs NSi aam: asao Please ca"
asH D DSas4f5ss 4ss Rfshess REs &C. sSss sss
FuRNITURE-Wanted. mahoE, din. rm.
s'' OF Break 'Sa s1a ss se"'f "a
sSssgIs Nv gsns buy w4;. E.; tg!n g
fTkSiTSkE waSrfp0 sooa Saensss srsds h5'' also as
esf evenings vedsssaiss RspGSds IS s?SS sss
GoLD-Bring your ola gold, silver. plating.
teeth, d, SiscsNEded 'eHslry. Wss pay cash.
lfe g sssF' i ftte HSs NV NV
oLD;,iFAsHioNED picture frames, clocks,
iSa PHoNoGRAfH Ssa anf REeoRbs EA g0 used elss,e.
1esara na We sny ESTATES and 6S
| New York ave. Nv, RE. 1890.
PIANOS, grand, upright, spinet or apt
SIZE SIZE, any size any condition; will pay
PIANOS f1iii " WASTftD-coIoN1A1 PIANO co.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4s70
ses 2 slssss esii 81. 81 Ss7S. 81 .se' N0iAnt OF
SEW SEWING Se'h MAcaiSIsMws IA aS s0t" Du, ali ,sp.s
@ RE 01So' 1882 RE s0!sSiff ssif
Size; also turntture Acne 'FG FGRkffusE SHha &
WssaiN MACHINES Ih any It az. an1 MA ssss ssss
Also Frigidaires. AT. zoos, day and night.
wANTED-Better grade of household fur
niture. antiques and once furniture. Ma.
AM INTERESTED In ouyins china. silver.
i1th and sts5 Me. soSs. "'"' w
prices for y your 1a old Sod silver M pay xssh
slsPSaas BS% " nw s'i ME- a5s5 sg
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver.
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
| steal Instruments. engineering instrumenM
.sv,C snd nhst st,,IH hsvs yon' :. WIN cal MAJ
ENGLANDER or simmons duo-bed type,
AoI,S Al fops TsesSS1Dls m 9W %sST SS37
secretary. Phone TR. 6566,
WANTED = Front-end parts for leA1
Evening star., 1947-08-18
FARM end GARDEN.

TREES PRUNED, SPRAYED, surgery and
rsmoynE also shT41 ssry1ss sEr IVY Ex{Pyh i9
ira TRAcfoRs Tor and an; everything for the farm.
IaskS ,w wNEs Ssr' a must S Be ,sss ;Sa sn 80 dsy
BALER, TWINE, wholesale prices 70 deal
ers and custom balers. MALONEYS, INC,
s126 Georgia ave- Silver Spring. sH. $3.50.
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces, .hreplaces.
rock gardens, hshponds, retaining walls.
NARcUeG5o ad FSSls Fson. RoefTs sFRs'' s
JUST ARRIvED-Rsdmsn Il Roth Garden
HoRNER' ieaai INC. Trailer Center, 9th St. and
R6TtSa sSrSr1nEERs aIf; Sc NOW w. AvAiLAslE-Ts,
t5assSS l0s aoa' 5fSS
TopsoIL, mi ID dirt sand SAND and ii ROAD sravsl
Seop HIM SS s6S srss. ssS and eind.ss 10,
roads, streets and dyiveways, delivered an, and
s6asfns * sEusks PsnSs Wi I
se!yxfFsi4FEs exFbFEs cf1 fRAd4oRs I'll aas' and
%nss, 'SsE !ss as''fse!' e s| ss nss.
hHANiDsoApa' ssERv1cE-soddins, seeding.
topsol delivered. Ask operator for
THE EARLY BIRD gets the choice .morssl
| and the experienced gardener gets the vel
vety lawn Facilities are limited. Orders
are executed in the order received Septern-
ber is the very best month for seeding
lawns. Select seed, Wondergro and expe-
rienced gardeners guarantee you greener
and more beautiful lawn. Phone Ii, a2@S
sATIsFAoToRY sII TnsF eSitk RESULTS are permanent
at this particular season for the planting
of the slower growing quality yews, azaleas
ana box bamboo, the unusual picturesque
evergreen. responds quickly and has no
substitute for pools, streams and dense
hedging; try an application of wondergro.
the specially prepared magic compost FER
tilizer that stimulates backward, lazy
growth TO a deeper green, causes faded.
weak bloom to take on new life and color.
Five 2-bushel bags delivered for $40. When
you think OF better pools, outdoor Are
places. walks, walls, steps, terraces, porches.
driveways, fences. ratings, suffering,
drainage. waterproonng. paintins carpen.
try, cali Ii. 1925 for free estimate. 1pA
AFRICAN VIOLETS, 81 and 81 rs each.
For varieties, see Sunday ad, this column.
BEHNKE NURSERIES. Wash. .-Balto. blyd.s
Beltsyille: Md: Tower 1884, 23.
DAFFODIL OR NARCISSGS BULBS, large
size. S5 per hundred. delivered; about y
the usual price. Mr. EMERSON, DU. 9S29.
"a
Evening star., 1947-08-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, caIcuietors cleaned
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE 1I77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ala 14tb st nv.
BHICKLAYING by contract only; expert
workmanship: furnish labor and materials
or Just labor; cinder blocks for sale. OR.
0454, lie
BRICKLAYING-Firep chimneys. re-
tanning walls, walks and steps built and re-
paired A. FAGNAN1. Ludlow 5496.
BRICKWORK by contract. can start Job
Monday; labor only, or labor and materials.
Alex. $3.50. 1S'
CAMERA REPAIRs-s15 10th st. NV.
27 years expsrisnee: faetory parts Full
CARPENTRY-compfe remodeling, resi-.
Dental and commercial; repairing of all
kinds Call AINSWORTH. RA. 4S1s.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished into rms.
or apts., stairways. dormer windows, rec.
rms. porches inclosed. new or remodelinE.
Call UN. 2491. -21
CARPENTRY, ROOF REPAIRING. screen
ing. general repairing done reasonably.
Can Mr. SWAMI, DI. 5000 after pm.
81
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
rugs BY new and revolutionary process
sensational results guaranteed: work done
IN your own home. For estimates. call
Mr. CRuLEY any time. NO. 60s1.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
AVIATION.

MEMBERSHIPS now available In we'll
established flying club; student, privats
and commercial pilots welcome; $25 per
membership. So so per hour flying Tins
en-, Piper cub: For further details.
call SID GoLpsTEIN. vi. 1887, Mon; or
CUB J-3 2-place trainer ship recently re-
licensed and completely refinished In yel-
low with red trim: new motor with only
hours total time; price, 81 300: located
at SCHROM AIRPORT. INC, Greenbslt,
Nd Phone TO 6363 lis
STiNsoN 10, sO-h.p.. 3-place, motor tuyt
pumped and snip completely rehnished In
Stinson maroon; Just relicensed for another
year and ship and engine in perfect con.
dition; located at Schrom Airport. and
can be bought for S1.750. SCHRoM AIR
PORT, INC, Greenbelt, Nd, TO 1888.
LUsCoMBE, 1915 6b-hp.: all metal ex-
cept fabric-coyered wing; excellent con-
dition: % hrs since engine major; cabin
heat, battery generator. navigation and
landing lights. equipped for radio; cruises
100 mph real barSain at 81 A5o.
Call MA 4645 weekdays. A-5. l9.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COOKERS, solid red, blonds, blacks, soms
show prospects; Axe registered, and
xormsd; VII bring in Tor 's.eef,on' is
GERMaN Gs1nSIn sHEPHERD, bssutitul. 1s mo,
very friendly; must be seen TO oe ep-
preciated. 421s sleaford rd.. Bethesda
sIaMEsE KITTENS. sealroints; weeks
old, well bred. adectionste, intenigsnS
wonderful pets; S25. Call CHESTNUT s32s.
uo,,ywoop NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bath.
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppisss
ehsmpion cookers At stud stud AL TO Pig. PIE.
tary vell-yuperyised Kennels individual
indoor kennels with private outside shaded
rms: long-teEm rates; Piskup sna as-
ERIss KRoss KENNELS, boarding az
breeds, grooming and bathing: cocker
stnSs and pups. Fairfax 11-J-2.
B6XER PtPRIEs, fawn. male and female
exceptional quality bargain; owner NOV
IContInued an Next PagoS
Evening star., 1947-08-18
CATTLE end LIVE STOCK.

sonable. BILLY FENNELL, Phone La Plata
3196. 49,
MARE. bay, gated, 2 yrs; 143 h; lady's
Hay FOR SALE-Baled timothy, $40 per
ton; baled straw, $50 per ton; oats. 81 rs
per bushel. viii sell all in one lot.
SADDLE HORSE, gelding, black, well bred.
snowy, s years old; want good homs;
reasonable. Ii. 1855 after pm. 20
Evening star., 1947-08-18
POULTRY and EGGS

Ms' % eesa1Bsby % Chicks, sesd s a and II poultr; nH
McuBxToRs, 90, in original packing
case: retails for $3.50: brand-new, never
used; bargain, 500 for lot. CO. 1882.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG MAN wishes to drive for party
motoring to Los Angeles, will share car
expenses If necessary; careful driver; exper,
in cross-country driving. MR.. SARAD.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
uiscnlANsous wANTFp

BULLbOZERs AND TRUCKs-small bull
| dozer for back filling and light grading
also dczers and trucks for heavier WORK.
TR. 1899. q
Evening star., 1947-08-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month
We protect your homes by selecting the
EMPLoYNENT AGENCY. 6s4 s st. NV nv !
AID, 1882, 9 am. to pm 19s
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs,
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900; owner retiring. Box 274-V, Star.
DRY-CLEANING PLANT and store. COM
plete modern equipment: excellent loca-
ton; doing good business. Twining $500,
BARGAfNs BAL BARGAINS BARGAiSs-
Restaurants, groceries and valet shop, well
located, at your price. No time lost in this
Office Bill, Murray and George, with
years Of experience. here to serve YOU. No
obligation. Be convinced. Call EX. 61S1,
W. H. (BILL) sIMoNs, 1928 N st. NV.
NO. Gasoline station, upper 14th st.,
corner: long lease, reas. rent. legitimate
proposition. Pumps $4,000 gal. mo. A
real buy at $1,000. w. H. tBIID
sIMoNS. 1923 M st. NV. Elk. 6Is1. lis
GkocERY, with ;sk sales q sI.s0o %, wkIy; /;
colored trade; reasonable price.
business; long lease, 500 per mo-: price,
$4,000, plus stock: terms. =.
Grocery, self service, modern, well
equipped; wkly. business, S3,300- SO, 400
long lease; reasonable rent: price, S25,5oo.
Grocery, with sales of $500 wkly.; rent.
S125 per mo-, includes nice apt: rea-
sS1ss,s price Jas aEAPLET gd.R.,, BEAtL Eid.
o271; eves.. call Mr.. Rof1eld. IA. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-08-18

Phyfe sofa, wing chair.
tables, lamps, $3.50; dol
chest kidney table an
good. clean condition.
LIVING ROOM SUITE,
red and blue upholstery
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
GOOD MORNING
Be discreet in all things, and so rend'
{ unnecessary to be mysterious about an
Wellington
Give To The Red Cross

The Wilmington Red Cross chapter
sets the period of it's campaign for
funds as March j.: to IA inclusive. While
some special divisions have been active
in behalf of the drive for several days,
the general appeal will be made during
this period. 1t is to be hoped that the
Wilmington public will respond with the
same good will as during the war years.
1t is to be remembered that the Red
Cross is a continuing agency of help
and mercy. 1t serves, not only in war,
but whenever and wherever an emer-
gency arises in which human suffering
is involved-maybe here.
In floods, earthquakes, tornados,
fires, hurricanes, Or any disaster of
whatever nature, it is inconceivable that
relief could be ably administered with
out the Red Cross. There is no organi-
zation capable Of taking it's place.
Dependent upon public support, it
cannot function without public 'contri-
buttons. The goal this year is consid-
erably lower than in any year since the
war came. This is due in large measure
to the fact that the chapter has placed
its money reserve into the campaign
Golfers.
You are not asked to give now until
1t hurts" as was necessary while the
war lasted. But you are urged to be
liberal in the knowledge that your gift
will be available to ease the lot of some
disaster sufferer somewhere. And that
Is satisfying knowledge, well worth
your investment in Red Cross services.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
Voting Age Unchanged

Youth must be served. The saying
Is ageless, so it must be more or less
right.
Nevertheless we believe a legislative
committee did the correct thing when it
killed a bill to lower the voting age
from twenty-one to eighteen.
This position stands, despite the
fact that eighteen-year-olds are per-
mitted to vote in Georgia.
The three years between eighteen
and twenty-one are a period of stabi-
lizing. During this time boys and girls
become men and women. They think
more maturely, are able to form sounder
opinions, when they have reached their
"majority." This obtains not only in the
conduct Of life, but in politics as we'll.
With a clearer vision than some of
rs have today, the farmers of earlier
political codes wisely denied the right
to vote to men (and more recently to
women) not yet twenty-one years of
age. To lower the voting age would be
unwise, as the legislative committee
decided.