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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13
where they had visited relatives

where they had visited relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Robert Lamb, fifth and
sixth grade school teacher, Wis
TIED at her home in Sheridan
over the weekend.
Heart of the Little Horn All
Sewing Club" was the name
chosen by a group of young la
dies at a meeting with Mrs.
karney Redman, local leader, at
her home Saturday, February 3.
Officers of the group are Caro-
lee Redman, president; Mary
Fowler, vice president; Roberta
Foltz, secretary-treasurer, and
Blanche Fowler, news reporter.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Doris Criswell on
March 8.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Moss and
daughter, Marilyn, moved their
household furniture to Billings
Saturday. Mr.. Moss will conduct
an implement shop in Billings
in the future.
George Mills entertained at
a birthday dinner Wednesday,
honoring his daughter, Marion,
at their home near Aberdeen.
Invited guests were Margaret
Ellen Farman, Helen Woodley,
Janice White, Carolee Redman,
Lorna Pablo, Bonnie Wham,
Barbara Greenough, Rae Wiley,
Marilyn Moss, Mary Ann Nayes,
Eleanor Mills and Patricia Paus-
tian
Mrs. A. E. Montgomery enter
tanned members of the Wyola
bridge club at her home Friday
evening. Honors were won by
Mrs. Frank Tschirgi and Mrs.
Harold McGovern. Mrs. Cecil
Wham received travel prize.
Mrs. Chris Paustian and
daughter, Patricia, will accom-
pany Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wade
of Sheridan on a trip to Cali
fornia and the Southern states
for the next six weeks.
Phillip Boyd returned to his
home after being a patient at
the Sheridan hospital for two
weeks
Mrs. Cecil Wham, Jack d.
Wis and Wesley Essex left Mon
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13

Returns for Savings. 1t is not the investment Of
a few rich people that has built Swift & Company,
but the pooled savings of 1856 people. Among
them you'll find farmers, ranchers, lawyers, doc
tors, mechanics, business people-folks from every
walk of life {. including 9,941 women.
The savings these shareholders have invested IN
Swift & Company provide the plants and facilities
the tools with which we handle your products.
The return for their thriftiness comes to them a.
dividends paid out of the company's profit. In 1916
that dividend amounted to $3.50 q share.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13

were served at the close of the
meeting. Among those attending
were Mrs. J. r. Paulson, Mrs.
James Sullivan, Mrs. Fred De-
valid, Mrs. Sam Kern, Mrs. Al
ice Greenwald, Mrs. Conrad
Seader, Mrs Dave Seader, Mrs.
John Hessler, Mrs. Chester
Raup, Mrs. C.. E. Astrope, Mrs.
Glen Gustafson, Mrs. Bud Ran
dali, Mrs. Walter Torske, Mrs.
Adam Seader, Mrs. Ed Muhl-
beier, Mrs. Earl Gray and the
hostess.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13

from Swift came from our meat packing plants,
dairy and poultry plants and buying stations.
Another portion of the money paid out by US
was for soybeans, cottonseed, peanuts and other
raw materials.
ket for your livestock and other products-and
out of every dollar we receive in a year from
sales, we return, on the average. 75f to you. Last
year, 1.3f out of each dollar of sales was profit.
Part of this amount was paid out as dividends to
the 63,365 shareholders as a return on their in
vestment. Part was retained in the business for
future needs. -
sIze actual omount paid for livestock and other agricultural products e
greater hhan shown By tie amount of the subsidies paid BY the Government
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13
For People g.. BY People

We at Swift & Company think of our business as
being owned by 63,365 people, the shareholders
and their families, and operated by $4,000 EN-:
producers and many other Large groups of people.
Employment is created for other thousands VIII
work for railroads, trucking firms, livestock com
mission houses, stockyards companies, and the
suppliers who furnish us salt, sugar, boxes, barrels,
machinery and q ACCOMMODATIONS other things.
A part Of the business Of thousands upon thou
sands of retailers everywhere in the nation is in
purveying Swift's quality meats and other prod
ucts to millions of American families.
In return for all the effort that made these serv-
ices possible, the folks who work for Swift earned
$164,O13, O99 in wages and salaries in 1916. This
sum is $500 of the total remaining after all bills
except taxes were paid, and is ten times more than
the company's total net profit.
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Check for '9S1,66o,7S3

On rural routes everywhere in America, on snowy
highways of the north, on sunny by-ways of the
south, live the $4,000 o ranch and farm families
who produce Americas supply of food. It's a big
farms and ranches in 1916 came livestock, dairy
and poultry products and crops to the value Of
about twenty-three billion dollars, according to
latest available government estimates. Meat ami
mails and dairy and poultry products accounted
come, current estimates reveal. Agriculture, the
nations most essential industry, is "big bust
ness in every sense of the phrase.
OF all your cash income last year, 1881, csc, 1882
came from Swift & Company in payments for
livestock and other agricultural raw materials.
We purchased your livestock and other products
and converted them into millions of pounds of
quality meats, valuable by-products, other foods
and products. Part of the money you received
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-02-13

/@J Soda Bill SEE: . . what's Wong with
&:Sy people is not their ignorance, but the mum
~ Der of things they know that aren't so.
Evening star., 1947-10-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash
[or house in Airing ton Or Falls Church.
RHAaTY Msh 70 BuY BHNSA1oW SG oW Il 19qs sena
from owner: Cali eyes; Sat. and sun
/ PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. white or col
ored, any section. any condition. B. LIss,
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale of
your home, business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire. call r. A. HUM
PAR1Es eest0r SOS Rss Rerh sDrs ~
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment, store
or unmproved land for sale: we have
RAfTY r esn's fs III eoufas5 RRos R Rh
81. AND NE. pRoPERTY-we will pay
all cash or will sell for you. We get results,
auick, action N MAX MILLER 500 11th St
cHAREEs 81 s GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of wash
and nearby Maryland FIR. 1905.
SO YEARS Iess to k ss YOUR psep
erty. with VIM. =; SAUNDERS CO. INC,
Do You WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
y hsuSe ep With pce ss sxs ssh 4aysE S h
CO. 1874 Eye st; NV. Ex. 3400.
IMMEDIATE CASH for, your property. ne.
or Sc. white or colored. MARYLAND or Vir-
s ST. AsS goS skAs6Y se Ri 4St EE toS ss2 pre.
for your property call VI. 2s02; Free ap-
praisals. r. D. BURGESS. 1924. Penna.
WILL PAY CASH for houses; white % or
WANT TO BUY or will rent 2 or bed
rm house In Amer Univ. Park or west Of
f'sR VIII L Fay = AL % cAsa 81 for 5 or 20 8 rm
owner. Cali RA. sse3. 80
Evening star., 1947-10-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tco,, F,

DIRECT FROM OWNER. house. s to 10
own remodeling. BOX M. Star. al
PAY CASH for small homes or ground
in Prince Georges County or good ne
section. Without obligation call HO 1850
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN--we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value: free appraisals MITCHELL
QUICK. D1 2S3 until Q pm. L
DESIRE To ACQUIRE NICE residence
in Northwest D. c. or adjoining Suburbs,
up to 100000. State particulars in reply:
no agents. Box 151-M. Star. so
NEED 3-BEDRM. HOME by November 20,
IN nice section of All. or near Falls
Church; 100000 cash. AK 2o13 80
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for a 3
or bedroom hcme; lst-f den and Law
preferred but not essential; will pay up to
S32 500 cash: Chevy Chase. D. c. or Md,
Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd Park
Phone M. Schwab. WO O6s4 with SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., 1906 H ST. NV, MA.
2345
REALISTINGS-A new and better way to
sell your real estate. Consult Reahstings
Corporation, the central real estate listing
agency ana list your property simultane-
ouSly with % leading WASHINGTON and
MARYLAND realtors. Their widely separated
ofhces and their scores of well known sales
men assure your property broader mar
ket For information call or write RE-
ALlSTING CORPoRATION 924 l4th st.
MODERN BUNGALow in Silver Spring
area; convenient location: dining room
essential no agents. Reply, Box 131 r.
Evening star., 1947-10-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-No,theo,t.

HOME AND NcoME-Buy this a-fam.
home with . bedrms. in each apt. for only
s1,500 down; Why pay rent when you
can buy, for less' SURETY REALTY Co,
CAPE COB BRICK. det.. rms, Ia baths:
oak floors, auto. heat bsmt.: excel. cond.
Priced for quick sale. co. 1888 or ia.
S1yfn ffksSSs NM Modern s.,, .;qs
shower. modern kit. refsr.: bsmt., auto.
es % ssEa e s4 Fl evsk 'is RcR K e
brick, only yrs. old: liv rm. din rm,
k bedrm ri tile bath e hes 70 pr,es
pETAcHEb Def s!i Eis RRIck@Best eii ne location
kit, automatic heat. hardwood floors: cond.
t5 ses sh priced e. S to ss e. ?ss ss or pEsk
Only ONLY LEFT-Nr. End and Md. ave ne.
EoUns nSw sr'f house rms og ind Seh oan ana
snd ss SUNDAY ch soss s5
INC, Realtor, 9O3 H st. NV. Ma. Ball.
s-sToRY CORNER BRICK HOME, block
off East Capitol. in 1st-commercial zone;
consisting of apts:. Kitchens with elee
sefs and stove e inc..ni IN zach Sasns
investment or business proposition; For
sge ssg to With shoH ENRY fs T. Mrs. 1RPp Re.to2
sselqsiTe T. AVE- sl Nj. Il loo S SoekoEaSailty Es
built row brick home with 8 lse. rms. bath
sss nsl sssGss ?sEss sss 18Th 81 heat e. IL! .' CT T.
wOoDRIDGE@S-rm. bungalow. gas heat
f5is;s hes RE4x . sssn co ssT K .vs woop
Evening star., 1947-10-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-southwest.

NEAR 9Th AND SITS. sW.-2-story row
brick, good cond.; rms, bath. INV h. :
conv: location. Price. $3.50. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO. Ma. 0352.
brick dwelling; $4,000. THOS. P. BROWN
& SONS 6l5 4th st sw
Evening star., 1947-10-28
REASONABLE TERMS; FRANKLIN 5
1900 block Owen pl.
24O0 block End.
ann hlocI IT

GoIoRIpEInsT es re sssI sYes oFFpnsSs &C. 49,
saseEs m1asr $1,000 r. i Spsndid ,n, terms RoBER7
rooms rooms az incosed Dorches hardwood
eoLoRGBTIRsF aS RteBEHS BF Iasi FINE De
tractive row brick rms. . baths built in
garage; oil hot-water heat perfect con.
iIasIl dition; excellent opportunty to convert te
pointment to inspect, call TW. Oss5 after
CoIoRED-s-RM.Row BRICK, large Yard
an eSes ea dE Mats sei! rn 0sE REiANci s%n
SSoIoRED-rsoo BLK. OATES ST. Ne
floor. rms. and kitchen: End floor 3 bed.
rooms, Kitchen and bath: total, 8 large
rnioraaf rms and y baths; full basement, oil heat
reasonable down payment For details Ca i
stz1osiRjS NC e io1s h sh
CoLoREDIsl,ooo DOWN; price, $500;
house built in 1926: in 1900 block OF
K5ameT Ed rms st. pe hrict near s 18th and Bennins
earline, : blocks from . school. i block
cSnohfBsfAnSsT tsSn ATb .tSfs Si AT 5Sa
has all the features you would want with a
home: Front concrete porch, 2 rear in
closed porches, recreation rm. in bsmt
hardwood floors. long back yard with gold
nsh pool. garage, auto. heat. Do not call
unless you have approx $1,000 for down
payment. Price. SI3,5OO. AT 1904
C0LORED-NEw HOUSES FOR oLD-ws
Will accent your house in trade on brand
new 6-rm. and basement, solid brick home:
fully completed and ready to move into
For further Information. call till pm
RE 1851. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
S0RPp go5 . I5th st Nv -2s
rooms, bath. auto. gas heat; possession
At settlement; 81. 500 down. Call MRS
CoLoREDeNEARBY N.E..s-rm. tapestry
brick, h.-w.h.; full basement. Vacant.
Immediate possession. $1,000 down. EWD
L. WILLS CO. DU 9nO6. 80.
COLORED-4th ST NE, near X street.
only $4,000. Excellent semidet: home,
located near all conveniences. Lge; liy,
rm., din. rm.. completely equipped kit; 3
fine bedrooms and bath; immaculate con-
dition: gas h.-w.h.: low down payment: q
real bargain. Call Ma. 9797 or VI. 3540
until q pm. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
CO.. Realtors. o25 New York ave.
COLORED-I2 zoo BLK. OATES ST. NE
large screened rear porch and 1 fnclosed
rear porch: large lot with detached Earage:
priced for immediate sale. r. 9. DUNNE,
HO. e7o0: ewes. Mr.. Curlins, HO. ,776s
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Texas Democrats Revolt;
Call McGrath 'Tyrant'
BY the Associated Press

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 6.-Tough-
talking Texas Democrats were in
open rebellion today because they
think Senator McGrath, national
committee chairman, is trying to
throttle proposed legislation vesting
title to tidelands in the States.
The State Democratic Executive
Committee yesterday heard Senator
McGrath denounced as a "tyrant"
tring to dictate party policy. Then
it quickly and unanimously passed
Ia resolution "deploring" his position
that the tidelands issue was not a
proper one for action by the recent
national convention of Young Demo-
Gratis at Cleveland
1t took this step after Gov. Beau
ford H. Jester had written Senator
McGrath in effect that the Texas
organization might be lukewarm in
1943 if the administration and ma
tional party did not support tide
lands legislation.
The real shooting started when
Texas delegates to the Cleveland
session told Gov. Jester that Senator
McGrath was instrumental in de-
feating a tidelands resolution they
advocated there. Senator McGrath
wrote Gov. Jester saying he thought
issues of that kind should be de-
cided by the national convention,
not the Young Democrats or the ma
tional committee.
William the Conqueror built the
Tower of London.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Religious Freedom
Backed in Programs
In New York School
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Supt. OF
Schools William Jensen advised
school officials yesterday to hold
Christmas programs suitable to the
participants as debate continued
over the banning of carols of a
strong religious note in % Brooklyn
schools.
In a circular sent to the city's
schools, Mr.. Jensen said "the prin-
ciple of freedom of religion will be
respected"
The carols were forbidden Thurs
day by Isaac Bildersee, assistant
superintendent, who at the same
time banned Jewish Hanukkah holi-
day symbols from his district which
contains many Jewish children.
The banishing of the carols was
described as distressing" by the
Right Rev. Charles K. Gilbert,
Episcopal Bishop of New York. Call
ing it difficult" question, DR..
Gilbert said "it is too bad it had to
be raised. Naturally, freedom OF
religion should be observed"
Various organizations issued state
ments condemning and upholding
Mr.. Bildersee. Opposing his stand
were the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, Catholic War
Veterans of New York, National
Apostileship of Prayer and the
Evening star., 1947-12-06
AFL Aide Gets Year
On Racket Charges in
Louisiana Milk Strike
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-Federal
Judge Ben C. Hawkins yesterday
sentenced Leo B. Carter, represent
ative of the AFL International
Teamsters' Union, to one year in the
Federal penitentiary and to pay a
fine of $4,000 for violation of the
Anti -Racketeering Act during milk
strike last spring.
OF SO men, most of them dairy
farmers of the Amite area, who
pleaded guilty to the same charge
earlier this week, only six drew sus-
pended sentences. Wade L. Gar
nier, former State milk commits
sion chairman, drew a sentnce of a
year in prison and fine of $1,000.
Mouton Bickhanl, former Mayor
of Franklinton, was fined $500.
Leonard Spinks, former State
Representative, was sentenced to a
years imprisonment.
C. L. Russell, charged as leader
in the strike, drew a one-year prison
term.
Other sentences ranged from
prison terms of four months to a
year.
The strike was staged in protest
against prices paid for milk by New
Orleans distributors. Milk trains
and trucks carrying milk to New
Evening star., 1947-12-06
Gerald Smith Aide 10 Return
Here 10 Face Charqes

Don G.. Lohbeck of Detroit, editor
of paper published by Gerald L. K.
Smith, will return to Washington to
face charges growing out of dem
onstration last July before the Rus
sian Embassy, the Associated Press
reported today.
Federal Judge Arthur F. Lederle
ip Detroit released Lohbeck yester-
day under bond Of $1,000 without
setting a date for his Washington
appearance.
The editor, with Kenneth Golf
and Forrest Schickendans, both Of
Denver, Colo, was indicted by a
Federal grand jury on November IT
on charges of plastering on the En-
Evening star., 1947-12-06

bassy signs reading CLOSED, rat-in-
tested" and murder, inc"
Lohbeck said he would plead in
nocent to violating law against
displaying statements derogatory to
a foregn government within 500 feet
Of an Embassy.
Evening star., 1947-12-06

Brooklyn Protestant Council of New
York.
Upholding him were the United
Parents Association, American jew
ish Congress, American Civil Lib
critics Union, the Teachers Guild Of
the American Federation of Labor
and the Free Thinkers of America
Evening star., 1947-12-06

There are 40 different types Of
organism that can cause pneu-
monia.
Evening star., 1947-12-06

Orleans were halted by armed strik-
ers and the cargo was seized and
poured out.
Evening star., 1947-09-30
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcor,, I,

CEMENT WORN, stone walls. fiaestons
terraces, walks. chimneys, ireplsces, ce-
ment dIiyeways, porches. retaining walls
MhsGTGo ss Md shoRs sss Rak, HS5a:ss sss sn' Rock
CONCRETE. CEMENT WoRK. footinrs
driveways. porches. basement floors. steps.
oAhRA At.ns Eai ss4 Ss and ar m RsT Ecrt
TNcES,, all types; wood, picket, wira
chain link: immediate erection Carpentry,
eSncrete work Terms, NJ. ". FENCE
FIooR sERvIcE-No.nins but the best.
laying, sanding. inishings cleaning, par
coReToRs aufs % niei isfa VISOR WseoR
GENERAL coNTRAcrING. remodel!ns a
Ss S5s J., is 'es Co. s s sEs
HEATING~on furnaces and oil burners.
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
y S CO. sssf i Sss o s1. 81
P2Pes ssd xemsFon. rem remoesd s'{Sf 81 ..ssm. siic
PAINTING. rAPER1NG, pl.st.rins. ifoor
ARTcRAEr pEcosAToRss. ia. es51' Ssi -Hso
asI1 sHsSi vi VIZ; St @ >. 1SaS: CHI amsERRff' Rf'A'
E. PRICE wi. 1888. SO:
ing. siding guttering, painting, paperinsI
all work guaranteed; no down payment;
low monthly terms. For free estimate.
call WA. S4s6. DAYS or evenings
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GIL.
021l, your contractor for Virginia work;
additions, remodeling, all home improve
ments; free estimates and terms. -
HOME-HEATING EXPERTS-warm air,
hot water. coal, oil, gas; repairs, conver-
siens, new installations: eonsuitssions and
WAfERPROOFING, roofing service cellars,
walls, floors waterproofed: roof repaired,
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Ill
j. s. YOUNG. bldg construction. CONNER.
clal or residential: porches, garages, add.
1894 or FA 25S7-J. g
Evening star., 1947-09-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PIANO INSTRUCTIONS, So per month.
MhARGuEF1TE h1s5ch e rs, GARHEY' 742e einey
PIANo-viennese pianist. forperly faculty
member member Orlando tFla; Music Academy.
YofN 5esfhss ehiaSen snd adults NE 2si4
bright ssg future. ~. Teleyision. police. radio
market for the well;trained man: II YOU
pleted 1st year high school algebra you
can can be ACCEPTED for training; Approved for
ire. to Phone 81 saes
l14s slsSa Mans.s fNdEAt BIdF. WASH hAD1o b
f5 hfais MEch3NiosRetre.her IL IL course
for A and Z license. TEACH-AIR 1NSTi-
1{RGoYnSH,6sifa,cA 4HTE Wsih net, AIRPORT Ex ooss
Gases startas now NHoNhhF sna ofNstIlFfsas1Sn fNsF
TuTE OF COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY.
INC, G1-approved. Note our new permanent
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tpsnn9 c sfsss SEWAR Saa5 nSPyHTh5 sUp 5eE
1905 G st. NV. ME. 470O. RA. $500.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera tion
backed by Il yrs. now how; day and night
classes starting, now. Plenty Of practical
big variety Of
YORK TECH. 1904 Benning I'd. ne. AT
subjects tausht Hnprnves m Dsanys hx sMrpe az
S311TEqEi S1II9 isIS % g ss NV: 81: i7sS
DkAUTY OPEnAI0KS NEEDED-Modern
training In all subjects. day, night and
GxsELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. s"e anproved
for D: C.: requirements and GI training.
1340 N. 7. ave. A1. TITS Estab 1918
HAND-WROUGHT sterling silver jewelry-
Glasses in this fascinating hobby begin
Oct. g.; S25 for 10 wkly. lessons Call
HO. 81 40 or DE. 0796 for further informa
ton. RUTH BUNKER STUDIO, 1913 P
st. NV. 5
PIANO LESSONS AT YOUR HOME if de-
sired. by competent experienced teacher,
specializing in BEGINNERS, children and
Evening star., 1947-09-30
PERSONAL

BEAUTIFUL FULL-TIME CARE given your
niant EhY Or Or sh,yrs 6aby at WELLINGTON al NuRs-
lawn sRour ata supervision ag fae 0hIn IN
spection invited. Call for information. TIE.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
haIa f1 sGRsERrs GG sIs KIndersar.en
I1.rsn p G sa s5ainsd ed. teachers; hot lunches;
iMNTR1kfE 1.!ts J. essa ssa,.s fer ysqr ho%s y
slip COVERS, DRAPERiEs.co. $500. g.
day @ dc delivery; Your fabric or ours. DAIG-
vEfTcH STREET KINDERGARTEN; day
M and boarding; ages, 2A to g.. 1721 North
sasY siSe sIrrfRs Sri rAfERssSn M ee oh ss9s g.
ehapersns; licensed. bonded service. e.'''''
ssoe oo afI nss y srER Rrsh. Sh t9Hs 81 sSsS g
ssEEMxSENT wASSs. g: sa.mpoo and
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st
FUND RAIsING---Use the Southeastern o.
Choral Society as voices) for money rails
ing entertainment: whole programs Of yari-
VII sed Ga Wo s2SS
n Phone e. sI73. i: .
FhO1OS tlnJeQ OF IN neaVy OILS, ~
yrs. exp; lesson given to women only
FENCES = Perma-fences; installed imme-
diately; Galvanized steel chain link wire,
fabricated on your property to fit contour
Of land No cash down payment REQUIRED.
Free estimate sheerfully given at your
ISsE fsG AtsHis s.
hot water, coal, oil. gas, repairs, CONVEX
sions. new installations; consultations and
Th1s GSfn0P 4fsa
and boarding nursery through 9Th grade,
accredited teachers; art music, dancing
pony riding on our l50-acre farm; daily
2 to 5 year olds halliday program option
aHos4 Fl s4ol 5S Ge2Esis 9TiSi ave; sH 1874: r. "a
application etc. Call Ex. s1eo. Ext; "a.
YOU MAKE THE PROFIT, we supply the
information. If YOU have any article you
Ts5 6s !? 81 s2y CENTRAL 5ss Ds sA
HAVE cHARi do It for you. That ineon- Ie
venlent unIsusl nus aa0s or unpleasant task Phone
VACANCY in graduate nurses private home
PFFER HsR RAsbiT ii s. Ssf b.vs @ ov
afs anES n9T 81 5s 5sy rate
MOTHERS - Downtown day nursery.
kinderearten program, trained nurse, hot
meals. 1928 18th st. NV. RE. 5104. WI.
BEDROOM DRAPERIEs. bedspreads. van
ity skirt, beautiful taffeta: used few
months: sacrifice. $50; leaving city. NO.
PLAIN SEWING. alterations, children's
clothes made, mended and altered. CHI
1913.
FACE LIFTING without surgery. Bette
Knowlton's scientifically prepared papaya
cream makes Nature work Learn how
this age-old secret can help you solve
your complexion problems. be it the PIN
ples of youth or wrinkles of age. EN-. 2533
for appointment at your home
PIANO WANTED, around S25; will con-
slider one in need of repairs. AT. 1886.
DRESSMAKING. remodeling and altera-
tions s1n done dom Quickly. expertly and reason
e094 Florida ave. between goth st. n W.
and Conn. ave) Tel. DE 0as5. 3'
VACANCY in rest home for man and lady:
tray service. Sligo -2asl.
COUPLE will care for, child in exchange
for ant Call CH ARG
Evening star., 1947-09-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, white, desires position where empl
husband tcan garden or butler) may live
in. ref. Box 57-J, Star.
G.H.W. BY SETTLED colored woman;
live in; have Al refs. and perfect health
card. AT. 1902. 80
GIRL. colored. wishes small wash and
curtains, at home. ME-. 1854. 30'
GIRL, colored, desires work from through
dinner: to clean kitchen or laundry. Call
Girl. coiored. wants Job as s.h.w., 5ia-
day week or ; days; live out; city refer
heloer. stay in. Call Elk 1851.
GIRL, eolored. desires part-time work;
ne mornings IN ss breakfast until pm. Can
GIRL. colored.. wants gh.w: for employed
couple; fond Of children. NO. 1861.
GIRL, colored, wishes cooks job, Al Pm.
Cali MI. s724 between SO pm.
GIRL, colored. desires gh.v. and nurse
maid: s25 week; no Sundays; references.
RE 1922: live out
Girl, eelored; wants evening. part-time
GiRL. eoiors6, wishes general housevork,
GIRL, colored, wishes work DAYS a
GIRLS (sl. eolored. wish Job as mothers
helpers "a 2ss2 after 10 am 30.
gh.v. after school CAN co. so15 from