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Evening star., 1947-02-20

Peter Hunt Hand pointed Pieces
l Occasional Chair. Was s3e Now - S2s
Occasional Chairs. Were s3s. Now s26
1 Tabouret Table. Was $35. Now --- 1925
/ Stool with leatherette top. Was Is. Now,
$3.50
1 Water Bench. Was 500. Now ---~- $62.5o
Victorian Tea Table Was 500. Now,
$62.50
1 Low Coffee Table. Was $50 Now $33
1 Hall Seat. Was $75. Now $50
l Round Table. Was $50. Now --------S4o
Victorian Table. Was $65. Now $4S.25
/ Wheel Barrow. Was 500. Now ---- $62
l Coffee Table. Was $50. Now -------- $3S
1 Hall Seat. Was $75 Now-----,$ $50
1 Old School Desk. Was $50. Now $40
1 Occasional Table. Was s75. Now -. $50
l Oval Victorian Table. Was $780, Now
S62.50
I Cafe Table with iron base Was $50.
l Round Pedestal Table. Was $50. Now,
$50
l Commode Was $3.50. Now .------ $3.50
l Childs High Chair. Was $39 Now S26
i
/ Round Tip-top Table Was $780, Now $40
l Pedestal. Was $50. Now ---------- $33
] Small Coffee Table. Was $50. Now S33
i End Table with one shelf. Was $780, Now.
$26
Living Room Choirs
1 Coral Corner Chair, modern style with
mahogany finished legs Less than u price
Now Soo
2 Right arm Chairs with floral covers. Less
than " price. Now -----------------s sSo
l Armless Upholstered Chair, modern style
with coral cotton and rayon textured cover.
Natural-colored legs. Less than "a price.
Now $50
2 Hostess Chairs with beige cotton and rayon
upholstery Bleached legs Were $3.50.
Now --So3'oo
Hostess Chairs with magenta cotton tex
tured upholstery. Bleached legs. Were
$9950. Now $o6.5o
/ Modern Morris Chair with red flannel up
holstery Bleached legs Was $110. Now,
s7s
1 Modern Chair with tufted back and seat.
Chartreuse antique rayon satin Bleached
legs Was $116.75. Now----------S S77.So
W&L-Living Room Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20

At the peak of World War II
spending, the United States Govern
ment was disbursing 100000 a
minute. o.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Bed, Box Spring and Mattress Sets,
Vonities, Mirrors and Boudoir
Chairs Reduced

2 Mahogany finished Vanities with attached
mirrors Were $4750. Now ------- S25.75
Is Assorted Vanity Benches, some with wood
tops, some covered with rayon and cotton.
Were $3.50 to $l4.60. Now $1.75 to $3.50
Mirrors
1 Hanging Mirror with mahogany finish.
Was SIS. Now ------------ ----------S S7.oO
2 Hanging Mirrors with mahogany finish.
Less than u price. Now ------------- ~
l Hanging Mirror with mahogany finish.
Was $3.50. Now ---~-~------------ SS.25
2 Hanging Mirrors with mahogany finish.
Were SIS. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
i Small Hanging Maple finish Mirror Was
ST. Now ----------------- >4.o0
l Small Hanging Mahogany-finish Mirror.
Was $40. Now $3.50
l Small Hanging WaInut-f Mirror. Was
$40. Now -------- ------------------$ %
/ Small Hanging Mirror with mahogany
finish. Was $685. Now ------~----. 1895
2 Small Hanging Mirrors with maple finish.
Were $7.95. Now S4.s5
1 Solid Mahogany Hanging Mirror. Was s34.
2 Mahogany finish Hanging Mirrors. Were
SIS. Now $3.50
/ Cherry Chest Mirror, as Is. Was SO. Now,
IS
Maple finish Chest Mirror. Was s13.
2 Maple Swing Dresser Mirrors. Were $40.
Now IS
Maple Swinging Mirror. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
l Walnut Swinging Mirror. Was $14.95.
Now
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Prints and Processed Oils
Reduced " and More

Prints. Dining Room Subjects. Were $3.50. Now,
$375
2 Modern Prints, Flowers. Were $25. Now $1250
Original Water Colors, Figures with colored mats.
Were $25. Now $l25O
/ Process Oil, Two Sisters by Renoir. Large size.
Was s37 Now $3.50
1 Process Oil, Peaceful River by Pears. Was $1s.
Now ---S9 50
1 Large Process Oil, Haytime in Cotswold by Bate
man. Less than 1a price. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
5 Blue Leather Frames, SKI and sx1o inches. Less
than u price. Now w-------------->---------S S175
W&L-Pictures and Mirrors, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Sofas, Living Room Chairs and
Tables Reduced

1 End Table Was $50. Now----- $33
1 Flower Tub. Was 800 Now-------- $50
/ Hall Seat. Was $s5 Now---S S56
Sofos
l Three section Circular Sofa with char
treuse cotton velvet upholstery. Less than
u price. Now ---------------------, 1888
1 Three-section Modern Circular Sofa with
floral cotton sailcloth cover. Was $485.20.
/ Three section Modern Sofa with light
finish legs. Tufted seat and back Char
treuse cotton textured upholstery. Less than
u price. Now
/ Regency Sofa with rose rayon and cotton
cover. Mahogany frame. Less than u
TobIes
Modern Lamp Table, round with one shelf
Was $26. Now
1 Lamp Table with driftwood finish. Less
than u price Now -----------------.$ $12
1 Mahogany Drop leaf Dining Table. Was
S16250 Now $Sl.25
l Modern End Table of light hardwood.
Shelf for magazines. Was $44. Now--$22
Modern Coffee Tables in light wood, Were
S14e5 Now $3.50
Magazine Tables of natural cypress. Were
SIG. Now $lZ
1 Chartreuse Corner Chair with cotton up
holstery Bleached legs Less than II price.
Now $50
l Regency Chair with champagne ne-colored
rayon damask Was S215. Now $11250
l CogsweIl Chair with simulated leather up
holstery. Mahogany finish. Was $79.
Now $42.50
2 Regency Chairs with blue cotton velvet
upholstery. Mahogany frame. Were Sl82.
/ Small Lounge Chair with beige cotton up
holstery Box-pleated skirt Mahogany
legs Was $95 Now --------- S60.25
Miscellaneous
1 Five-piece Maple-finished Dinette Set with
red simulated leather upholstery. Was
$780, Now $39
Lamp Shades less than II price. Now 81
Lamp Shades, less than Il price------S2
Hand-decorated Wall Shelves. Were Sc and
$40. Now So and IS
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Cotton Rugs Reduced


ObIones
Ovals, rounds and oblongs in wide selection OF
solid coors Not all colors in all Sizes
2, 24x43 we're $3.50. $4.So
IL, 2Ox38 were $3.s5. $3.50
IL, 25x50 were $7.s5.
2, 21x4O were $425. $3.10
OvoIs
"a, 20x3o were $2.s5. Now Sl95
Rounds
10, 27-inch were 1895. Now $3.50
10, 34-inch were $5.95. Now $3.95
/ Handmade An-wool Texture Rug in self-tone
shell design. 9x12 in soft green. Less than q
price. Now $3.50
/ Cotton Textured Reversible Rugs in blue and
white. 6x9. Was $45.70. Now $2S75
/ Cotton Shag-textured Rug in red. 6x9. Were
3 All-wooI Textured Pile Rugs in green and rose.
24x40. Were $8.25 $4I5
2 All-wool Textured Pile Rugs in rose. 27x4s Were
4 Cotton Shag -textured Rugs in wine. 34x4s Were
Cotton Textured Rugs in wine 2Ox38. Were
6 Cotton Textured Rugs in peach. 2sx54 Were
$685.. $495
1 Heavy Cotton Rug in modern textured design.
Blue. Axe. Was $35 -$1975
6 Cotton Shag -textured Rugs in blue, rose and
green. Axe. Were $1640. Now-------------$ $S75
8 Handmade All wool Shag- g-textured Rugs in dusty
rose. Axe. Less than Y price. Now ------ $2495
4 Handmade An-wool Shag- -textured Rugs in green
and rose. 3x5. Less than " price. Now----$16.95
W&L-F1oorcoverings, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Large and Small Toys
Greatly Reduced

IS Bank Clocks with movable hands. Less than 4
price. NOW 1oc
rs Push and Pull Chime Toys less than u price.
Now 10c
% Little Miss Jewery Sets including six god-pated
dress pins. Less than u price. Now including 2Ofo
tax 9Oc
"a Bowling Alleys on stand. Small medium and
large Sizes Were $2.95 to $1195 Now, $1.S5 to $685.
3 Pink Doll Beds less than Y price, Now ------ 81
Drop-side Doll Cribs. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Folding Doll Carriage as is. Was $1095. Now $595
Folding Doll Carriage as is. Was $7.s5. Now, S495
l Folding Doll Carriage less than "a price. Now, So
l Junior Miss Chaise Lounge. Was $3.50. Now,
SS25
IA Small Wooden Rockers less than "a price. Now,
SOC
2 Mahogany stained Doll Beds, less than u price.
rs An-Metal Scooters with rubber tires. Less than
Il price. Now -.-------------------.--- .-------- CSC
1 Large Doll Wardrobe. Was $12.95. Now $695
Large Wooden Rocking Horses, less than u price,
IA Cape Cod Style Doll Houses, less than " price.
Now - So
Ball-bearing Velocipedes, IL, IA and 16-inch.
Were $685. Now w-----------------------.$ $1795
/, 5-foot Sliding Board. Was $1395. Now -$7S5
W6SL-The Toy Store, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-02-20

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Cos Ranges, Sinks, Cabinets, *% s"".@ [ with @
Electric Irons Reduced Wooden Rocking
Cod Style Houses
H.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Motions Reduced

SO Cumfort Grippers with pins attached Were 81.
20 Blanket Bags of plastc-coated material with
slide fastening. Were 81. Now $1.50
4S Cotton Girdes with synthetic rubber insets Sizes
27 and % in tearose. Were $1.90. Now $1.25
100 Boxes of Diaperwite less than u price. now 10c
SO Plastic Smocks in blue, green and red. Were 81.
Now ----------7 75c
100 Pairs of Foot Warmers of 500 wool and 500
cotton or of $50 cotton and $3.50 wool. Were Csc.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 45c
4s Jumbo Garment Bags of plastic. 81" long with
36-inch slide fastening. Clear with maize or blue
trim. Were $4 Now $50
~ Garment Bags of clear plastic. AZ" long with
36-inch slide fastening 8-garment capacity. Blue
or rose trim. Were $3.50. Now ----------~ $1.50
36 Plastic Garment Bags 81" long with 36inch slide
fastening. 8-garment capacity. Blue trim. Were
Sewing Boxes of cardboard with floral paper COW
erng. String handle. Untitled Less than u price.
Now 75c
10 Sachets in plastic container Less than u price
Now, including 20fo tax ---------------------6 60c
20 Rayon- covered Sachets in assorted colors Less
than l2 price Now, including 20go tax -------- 60c
IL Vitaflm Single Dress Bags, So" long Were l50.
Now ------------- - . 75c
IL Plastic Shoulder Covers. Were 38c Now - zoe
W&SL-Notions, Aisle 81, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Bathroom Accessories,
Unfinished Furniture,
Housewares Reduced

Bathroom Accessories
S1.75
SO Plastic Shower Curtains in rose, white maize
green. blue and peach. Were s625 Now-------$4
Set of Plastic Draperies in rose. Were $6.25 Now,
81
IL Sets of Shower Curtain Ensembles in white,
and blue Were $3.50. Now $S35
4 Sets Of Shower Curtain Ensembles in blue, red
black and rose. Were $40. Now-----------$ $525
9 Plastic Shower Curtains In assorted colors. Were
$3.50.
Unfinished Furniture
1 Night Stand less than 4 price Now---------$5
Cabinet less than Il price. Now-------------$5
Cabinet less than 4 price. Now
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Mems Leather Seuffers, $2.45

Less than Y, price
312 Pairs Of leather scufers with heel strap Soft
leather sole and slightly raised heel. Lambs wool
or leather innersoles Sizes to II.
w&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

Miscellaneous
81 Quarts of Furniture Polish were 81. Now - SOC
22-1h gallons of Furniture Polish $3.50 Now,
75c
% Gallons of Furniture Polish were s225. Now,
SIPS
4s Pints of DDT Spray less than z price Now. 15c
20 Quarts of DDT Spray less than Y price. Now,
25c
IS Gallons of DDT Spray less than Y price Now,
85c
Metal Bread Boxes, were $2s5. Now $3.50
10 Metal Bread Boxes were SITS. Now 81
so Wooden Shoe Shine Kits less than u price.
% Pairs of Book Ends less than y price Now 75c
"a Pairs of Book Ends less than u price Now 6Oc
2 Decorated Wooden Trays less than II price, Now,
So
2 Black and Brass Wood Baskets less than Y price
Black Wood Baskets less than Y price. Now,
S1.50
6 Black and Brass Fireplace Screens we're $3.50
Now .- So
10 Maple finished Student Desks with chair. Less
than Y price Now $7.60
l Metal Wardrobe Closet less than u price. Now,
SIS
W&L-HouSeWareS, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

very much. In some parts of the
country these crops might fail
completely. For the country as a
whole, the prospects for winter
wheat are now Is (the figure 3
represents an average yield and
for rye 20. In July last year the
corresponding figures were 81 and
80.
Spring grains look more promis-
ing, although prospects here, too,
We're better last year. At present
the figures are, for wheat 2.5, and
Tor rye %. The rain that fell dur
ing July, however, caused a def
mite turn for the better. Potatoes
also have improved considerably,
while other root crops as well as
beans, peas, etc, seem to be of a
comparatively poor quality.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01
War on Insects
From Heicopter

STOCKHOLM, July 7.-(By air.
maiD The determination of YER
min and other pests by means of
poison sprayed from a helicopter
has been made for the first time
in Sweden. Over seven tons of
DOT preparation, Gesarol, were
scattered over woodlands and fruit
gardens in Visings0. an island of
great natural beauty in lake Vat
tern, where voracious larvae long
have ravaged the vegetation. For
three days a specially built hell
copter sprayed white clouds of
Gesarol powder ever a wide area
and experts from the Swedish In
stitute of Wood Research, who
watched the experiment, agreed
that the result was very good
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01
Ambulance Flight
Stockholm-Rome
Sets New Record

STOCKHOLM.-(By airmaiD-
One of the longest peacetime am
bulance flights ever made in Eu-
rope has been carried out between
Stockholm and Rome in a Douglas
DC-3 plane belonging to a private
Swedish aviation company. The
passenger was an italian banker
who was seriously ill and desired
to return to Rome with his Swe-
dish wife. That patient, who was
under an oxygen tent throughout
the flight, was also accompanied
by a hospital nurse.
The plane started from Stock
holm at seven in the morning and
arrived in Rome 6:15 in the after
noon, after having made an inter-
mediary landing in Basel, Switzer-
land. The condition of the patient
did not get worse during the trip,
which was the longest ambulance
flight ever made from Sweden.
The previous record, also held by
the same concern, was made by a
plane flying between Karlstad, in
central Sweden, and Basel.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

others and approached a SAS Of
ficial at LaGuardia requesting
free transportation home. Several
hours later Johansson and Bolan-
der were picked up at Mt. Kosco,
New York, Is miles north of the
airport The boys were reunited at
Ellis Island under the supervision
of the United States immigration
authorities from whom they re-
ceived the most lenient treatment.
Boarding the plane for Stock
holm, the boys said: I'VE hope to
be back soon as paying passen-
gers, and with our papers in
order"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01
Nazi Cemetery
Oslo Problem

Transfer of the arrogantly en-
blazoned Nazi Honor Cemetery"
in the Ekeberg section of Oslo
will not be as simple matter as
earlier expected, according to re-
cent Oslo reports.
The Norwegian Ministry of De-
Tense after meeting with the Oslo
City Council has suggested that
the transfer of German graves be
temporarily postponed. Earlier
plans to move the cemetery out
side the Oslo area met with i'm
mediate protest from the sur
rounding communities, and it now
appears that if new site is to be
found it will have to be within
the Oslo city limits.
The Nazi cemetery is at present
located in the midst of one of the
capitals most valued recreation
areas - a section which Osloites
would like to have reopened to
the public at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
In the interval, certain Of the
more distasteful Nazi decorations
will be removed from the Exc
berg plot pending decisions as to
the cemetery's final location.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

The first stowaways to cross
the Atlantic on a commercial air.
liner, the three youths hid them
selves in a small enclosure aft of
the rear baggage compartment in
the DC-4 plane at Bromma air
port, Stockholm After an I'M
eventful trip to La Guardia Field,
New York. the boys waited until
the passengers and crew had left
the plane, and then disembarked.
A few days later, Naroski be-
came separated from the two
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

The Swedish armored cruiser,
oscar H. now lying at the naval
base of Karlskrona, will be sent
out ON a visit to foreign ports. The
Swedish vessels "Fylgia" and
"Gotland" have m d e similar
cruises in the last two years.
The Swedish Chess League re-
Gently observed it's 3Oth annivers-
airy with a jubilee congress in
Stockholm, which was opened by
Prince Bertil. F'olke Regard
Stockholm Law yer, was made
chairman after Erik Olson, who
retired.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01
All Swedish Crops Below Average

STOCKHOLM (By airmail)-Crop prospects in Sweden
this definitely than last year. and no
single crop promises average YIELD reported by
Swedish Statistical Bureau at the end of July Winter
grains Jared badly during the prolonged drought in May
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

The long drought during the
first part of the summer naturally
affected the hay crop, and the
quantity of harvested hay is small.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

determined do again. three Swe
dish Scandinavian Aines
boarding SAS airner HAA
their return trip
Naro 49, Fold Joanson ~ and
custody of the planes
pilot Captain
Swedish au hOrt arrival in Stockholm
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24
Below

Pan American stewardess Lois Thompson shows a Nome Eskl- mo mother and her child, featur- es of tine Clipper North Winds new Maxon oven. The occasion was the first scheduled DC-4 flight by Pan American from Seattle to Nome.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24

The fire department was call. ed at 5:55 pm Tuesday to the J J Springhill apartment house where an oll stove backfred.
 There was no damage
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24

Meetings of the VFW and the Auxiliary have been changed to the first and third Tuesday of each month. The VFW club is also closing on Tuesdays, instead of Monday as formerly.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24
Left

Paul A. Bassett Qeftl past president of the Patchogue. Long Island, N. Y., Rotary Club greets Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, past president of the Kodiak Ro- tary Club while the latter's fa- ther in law, J. Henry Bishop (center) of Patchogue, looks on.
 Dr. and Mrs. Johnson visited Patchogue, Mrs Johnson's form CT home village, on thelr current vacation trip, and have now re- turnea to Seattle. They expect to be back home by the middle of next month.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24

Mrs. Lawrence Panamaroff
 The sbove named person may call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to- day and receive the Weekend Special FREE. (sdv)
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24
Center Program

- ~ Today
 2::30 to 5 & 2 till morning
 "THE SILVER HORDE'' Sponsored by Rotsly club Mems softball, schoclgg onnds. 6:30 pm {SSHSs,: {SSHSs: Sunday = S$Ss Open pTA SS"kkce SckkccS 1:30 Mems SoftbaB Schoof~ grounds sec to 5:oe Library open. Pearl Foster zoo Ping-pong championship MOndays-
 Center reserved until 6 pm for
 craft work activities and ad-
 vaneed dancing group. 2 to g Library Open
 Marian Fitzgerald zoo Mixed Paddlebird tourney Tuesday,
 Open 10:3o am
 2:3U Adv. Jr. Folk-daDcing
 group:leaves for N0B-  6;3o pm Softball (menD z to g Library epen
 Margaret Lightfoot S:l5 American Legion < Aux
 Hilary meeting Wednesday,
 Open l0:30 am 2:00pm Beginners folk. dancing 3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
 Sister Hilary Audrey Kraft
 Ruth "1orgersoh 500 pm Square dancing Thu sday :- Open l0:30 am 2:00 pm Junior Folk nsncing
 Advanced-(Aileen Wade) 6:30 pm Softball, school grnds
 (Women's) 7-9 Library open
 Mary Root 8:30 Bingo (aduIts) 
 Open l0:30 am 200 Folk dancing (intermed : to g Libssry open
 Mabel Fenner goo "Pot O Gold" Dance
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-24
"Let Your Baker DO Your Baking"

(ChsyS BFGad is avaablg Saturday eVenngs and Sundays
 Al KnudsBR KBdiak FBuntan)
Evening star., 1947-09-29
HELP pQAEsIlc.

COOK AND G.H.W., colored. full time. not
over 40, recent local references: salary,
S25: . It'll, after o'clock dinner. 1928
cooR cesSRela AND B. G.Hw.. for family. adults;
must be exper.. reliable; refs. required;
live in; good pay. CHI. 0712-
COOK AND G.H.W.. colored full time.
no. over 40 years recent local references
help; salary. $25. 1928 Shepherd St. NV.
day week; 500 and carfare; local ref
;.sss: dS:, IL, s:; sss sst Vi s1sss,
ExPERiENCED HoUSEKEEPER. for en-
ployed couple with 2 children; one in
ave- .' entrance to Zoo; must be able ''n 10
take full charge. of house and have local
refs; live out, but stay late . evenings
a wk.: all day Sunday and THURSDAY
afternoon on; $50 vk. For interview,
GhSEESI GIN si 's6i HoussWoRK, 5h-day xk,
stay nights vk; $22 and carfare. Ap-
SfNsHaI eifE q slso Hobss s5a r. WoRkEn family of
2; i've in: city references reauired; NO
CIV. live In, upstairs room with pvt
lay; care Of ssna ssilaren; refs. required; good
CIV. fuil .sper.; local refs. absolutely
aa h.sh E i.!d v. 0ha e9 Of TSom
sIio mo. 81. 7s4e. Il J1''
G.H;W:-LIvE E-smalL modern house:
adults, small child: upstairs room and
ss r.fs se1. r.aa9ss s 0 or srsssy sss
HfoSuisEWoskktaRs.' sac foT G.se seek Of days;
Sspo BALTIC. blvd. 70. Se7s. 30
Evening star., 1947-09-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. eaIcuiators cleaned.
81; ~. UNITED TYpEwRfTER CO.
ALnMBRELLA ior row-houss foois-Alum-
mum and asphalt semiliautd coating, guar.
yrs; insulates against heat and cold.
SateTg5Gofi Igss I'm sfSSanssame'i: Sasa free sssmst'
BRIckIxYiSG@Fir.plae.s. ehimn.y. re-
pspes snes T' sAa. css; .nG Gusa. :sS: Bs ss and
BRICKLAYER and contractor brick. es-
ment and fireplace specially; estimates
free. easy terms. Nj. BoS6 bet. $40
BRICK WORK. hrs. or gmal1 Jobs; 20
yrs experience. Mr.. BURBAGE Ii.
CABiNErMAKERs-Fi carpentry; book
cases. corner cabinets. furniture repaired.
rehnished; window displays. ia. ss2a.
CAMERA REPAns-sls 1ota ~ ~.
i ktR !. ( sztSES;T; i Ii;I; NC; A. r.. s7iI;; Ill.
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work; ali phases Of carpentry By Al me
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CARPENTRY, roof repairing, ,porehes: gem
eral repairing done reasonably. Call Mr.
SWAMI, DI 5000 after 5 pm. "a
CARPENTRY--Attics finished into rooms
or apts.. stsirways- dormer windows, Ieer.
rms, porehes inelosed' new or remodelins.
CCaanRpENTRY Can AND PAINTING General
repairs. work Of al kinds. Call RE. s4ss,
CEMENT WORK done at once. North
1870, ask for Ext. B-332 between snd
EIEcTRIC WIRING. commercial and rest.
Dental old and new work. venttls ting
extra outlets repairs REGAL ELECTRIC
CO. asoG oa ayez RA s3al s3al--------
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