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Milford chronicle., 1947-05-30

Among several VINO nad IN
termission parties during the
delightful Prom Friday evening
was Richard Faix, who enter
tanned number of friends at
his home on Kings Highway.
AZ
On Friday of last week Miss
Mafilyn Jamison celebrated her
nineteenth birthday and at that
time entertained seven of her
classmates at Kenmore Tavern
i'm Fredericksburg, Va. Favors
and birthday cakes made the
affair gay and festive. Miss
Jamison is. attending Mary
Washington College in Freder-
icksburg.
4h
David Fitchett was eight on
Monday, and had a circus all
his own in the yard of his par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. Laurence
Fitchett. However, the whole
thing was a surprise to David,
who upon returning home from
school, found all the stands set
up and ready for fun, which the
guests and the host had in
plenty. From the big carnival
cake to pink lemonade, bal
looms, peanuts and cracker-jack
the fun went on until the
guests departed. They were
Carol Kimmel, Beverly Anne
Thawley, Carolyn Walls, Claire
Humes, Harriet Anne Ward,
Carolyn Masten, Jackie Sheaf-
fer, Jimmie Humes, Teddy
Fisher, Donnie Evans, Bob Pet
tyjohn, Dwight Short, Jackie
Walls, Raymond French, DON
ME Sewell and Larry Fitchett.
M
On Sunday in the Sunday
School of First Presbyterian
Church, a photograph of the
founder of the school, Mrs.
Hester Angelina McColley Mar
shall, will be unveiled. The pic
ture is a beautiful restored en-
largement, done by Horace G.
TrOpea, and is appropriately
framed with an engraved name
plate. 1t will be unveiled by
the great-grandson of the
founder, George William Mar
shall, III. Mrs. Marshall is
portrayed in the prime of life
and it is interesting to note
that this presentation occur:
in the one hundredth anniver
sary year of the school.
1h
The wedding of Miss Bernic'
Esther Wilson, daughter of Nh
and Mrs. James F. Wilson, ant
MIR. Martin Earl Smith, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Smith O
Harrington, took place il
Friendship Chapel of Avenu
Methodist Church on Saturda
afternoon, with DIR. Frank Her
son officiating. The attendant
for the young couple were Mis-
Hazel M. Sapp of Houston an
Mr.. William A. Wilson, brOthe
of the bride. The bride wor
an afternoon dress of nav
blue. Her corsage was a whit
orchid. Miss Sapp's dress wa
blue gray. They are both grat
uates of their respective hig
,
schools. Mr.. Smith served i
the ETO for thirty-nine month
and since his return has bee
employed at dupont plant ;
Seaford. They went to tt
National Capital on their Wet
ding trip and are now at hon
in Harrington.
4h
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hay,
DickersOn are the proud al
happy parents of a new daugl
ter, born in Memorial Hospit
on Wednesday. May 2S.. 81
has been named Lynne Howal
Dickerson. Mrs. Dickerson
the former Miss Frances Elail
Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hayes
DickersOn are the proud and
happy parents of a new daugh-
ter, born in Memorial Hospital
on Wednesday, May 2S.. She
has been named Lynne Howard
Dickerson. Mrs. Dickerson is
the former Miss Frances Elaine
Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-30
Weddings
WILSON SMITH

WILSON SMITH
On Saturday afternoon, May "a,
at four o'clock in the Friendship
Chapel of the Avenue Methodist
Church, Miss Bernice Esther Will
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Wilson of Milford, and
Martin Earl Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer A. Smith of Har-
rington, were united in marriage
by Rev. DR.. Frank HersOn. The
attending witnesses were William
A. Wilson and Miss Hazel M. Sapp.
WARD HENDRICKS
On Friday evening, May %, at
the parsonage of the Avenue Meth
odist Church, Mrs. Helen Ward of
Houston and Chalmers A. Hend-
ricks of Harrington, were united
i'm marriage by DR.. Frank Herson.
The attending witnesses were Mr..
and Mrs. William Albert Ward OF
Harrington.
G.S
DOWNS NORTON
Miss Edith Mae Downs, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas w. Downs OF
Harbeson, became the bride OF
Francis Louis Norton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Norton, OF Will
mington, at a dOuble-ring cere'
mony performed Saturday after
noon, May "a, in st. Patrick's Cath
olic Church, Wilmington, by the
Rev. j. Francis McDonOugh. The
bride, given in marriage by Chester
]. Walls of Fairmount, was attend
ed by Miss Justine Norton as mait
of. honor. with Miss Phyllis Nell
vaine as bridesmaid. William Horne
of Wilmington was best man ant
Francis Ruane, also of Wilmington
was usher. A reception for the i'm
mediate families followed the cere
mony. After a wedding trip t.
New York City. Mr.. Norton ant
his bride will live in Richardson
Park.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Lynch of
near Slaughter Beach, welcom-
ed their second daughter in
Memorial Hospital on May 20.
She has been named Harriet
Lydia. Mrs. Lynch is the for
mer Miss Frances Mills.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-30
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Among several who had in
termission parties during the
delightful Prom Friday evening
was Richard Faix, who enter
tanned a number of friends at
his home on Kings Highway.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

in the injured man, and artificial resuscitation was administered for several minutes
 A call was sent for Dr. c. c. Bailey but by the time he arriv- ed the man was beyond help. A Navy ambulance took him to the base later.
 The fire was quickly exiting uished but the house and furni ture suffered between $500 and 5000 worth of damage. Insur- anee was carried,
 Official reports indicated evid- ence of party at the house, several glasses and whiskey being found later.
 A check disclosed that wiring was not responsible for the fire, and an oil stove was still burn- ing after the fire was put out Fire Chief George Magausen said the fire started near 8 day. enport, presumably from a cig- arette.
 Unofficial investigation dlscIos- ed a puzzllng feature in the trae- edy. Mrs. Rebesca Wilson, stav- ing in Mrs. Juanita Savoy's house half block away, was startled by a knock about mid night She opened the door to see a man in his underwear She said he told her something about a house on fire and could she help Believing him drunk she went to close the door when he insisted he wasn't "fooling" and just then the fire siren blew. she sad he left and went toward the road.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

Junior leathercraft, beadwork, and drawing classes are now forming at the Kodiak Commun- iGy Center.
 Classes are on Monday after moons and are open to all kodi ak youngsters who have their parents written permission to enroll Fee is $1 50 for the sum- mer period and the only other expense is the actual cost of materials used
 Lee Hjelmeir is instructor for the leathercraft while Alleen Wade has the art classes.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
One Dead
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(continued from page D trucks, the fire had gained goed headway, breaking forth through the front of the house
 It was reported that an un- known Navy man told some of the first fremen to arrive that "his buddies" were still Tn the house. Dense smoke hampered the fremen and others in getting into the building.
 Charles Wameling, fireman, said the first man, Mellman, was found in his underwear on the floor and carried out, not burned but suffering from the effects ef the smoke.
 Bremen and others in the front of the house, where the flames were fercest, broke in aided ably by young Mike Kerr, an onlooker, and got Wilson out He was in his underwear and showed burhs on his back, arms and legs. Chris Oslin a nurse, was present and detected a pulse
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

ble, c. N. Fletcher, E. R. Gun ningham, Mrs. A. J. Rogers & 3 childrea, Mary Serum, Ernest Walken, K. K, Kelner, Gertrnde
 Hansen. Justin Cordiro, Emil Ma utin, B. Anderson, D. T. Porter, Bob Logan, George Mansfield. Bud Branham, Agnes Neese. R. c. Wright. Shirley Davis, Kip Drews, H. McGlel- land, Jack Altman, Waldrip.
 OUTGOING
 Dr Moore, Ben Gsrg. Eric Dahl, Casper Anvick, Joe Rado- wick, Chas. Mhrk. Capt. John Schibler Barry McGrady, Gar- ence Chase, J. Chambers, G. B. Kranke, Mrs. Hildure McBl- vain & 2 children. Lee Betting CT, E, W. Parker, W. Copjohn, Nick Hansen, Lloyd & Irene Boren, Frank Trek, MT. & Mrs. E. c Cody, Frances Clough, pr & Mrs Samuelson, MT. & Mrs. Eugene & Elaine Bromley, Kip Drews, Svend Holn, Jan Beuk- CTS, L W. Scroggs. D. E. Young B. F Bedding,
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

DR SALE-4-roem furnished bOuse with bath. Laundry vOm downstairs. S22oo will LsDdle Inquire Lucky : Cab. sso full length reindeer fawn rrks
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

pUND-Men's leather gloves lt carnival grounds. Owner nay identify & pay for ad at Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
dossifieds

DR SALE-The Cub eonfee- dOnery & popcorn stand. food location next to theatre. Dlls. H. M. Coulsey, Box 54, Eedlsk.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

DR SALE-Home, 2 rooms a.l. bath & laundry, furnished {; Aidshack, shed, water busi-
 sss, on 2 nice lots incl. garden Chester Clark, Mission I'd. (tf)
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

ST- Small pin, gold circle ith 3 links & "R". (Rebekah |Sdse pin valued as keepsake ) Lost at carnival. Reward. See
 Mrs Fraak McConaghy at
 anue-y.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

Dg SALE-4 room mod. furn. bungalow on trner lot lower Carlson hill Occupied but early possession can be given
 W J Erskine Co. (ofice)
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

OUSE FOR SALE-2 rooms
 Esh bath, furnished, near the residence, right in tow B. J. B. Jolly.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

LP WANTED-Experienced SOmau for general office work
 Permanent employment, full ~ part time. W. J. Ersklne Go,
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
scifc Northern

|Mth no planes all week be-
 se of weather and heavy fog, flsfday's clear sunny day en- Ed PNA to make two flights 10 their new 4.metored plane, AsiRg 8 load of 35 passengers
 first trip and 45 cannery Hters the second trip. DOMINIC:
 aAtofd Heaton, Norman No
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

OR SALE Beautiful Admiral Rado Monograph with tiou- Re.free record changers, rich iOae Norman Photo shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

DR SALE-Household effects -Eefrigerator, washing mach he, 9x12 < 9x15 rugs. Misc. stieles. 1941 Dodge Sedan. All Scelent V. W. Marsh
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31


 hmse with bath. Laundry
 nom downstairs. S22o0 will
 tsDdle Inquire Lucky 7 Cab.
 aso full length reindeer lawn
 Arka
 bR SALE-Home, 2 rooms
 a.l. bath & laundry, furnished {; IAidshack, shed, water busi-
 ,sss, on 2 nice lots incl. garden
 Chester Clark, Mission I'd. (tf) bUSE FOR SALE-2 rooms
 nth bath, furnished, near the Cundlach residence, right in tow B. J. B. Jolly. bR SALE-4 room mod. furn. bungalow on corner lot lower Carlson hill Occupied but carly possession can be given " J Erskine Co. (ofce) bR SALE-Duplex on large bt. See Jack Altman. bR SALE-1941 Chevrolet sdsn. If interested call Porter hsse laundry, Navy 541 bR SALE-Household effects -Eefrigerator, washing mach 
 ne, 9x12 X 9x15 rugs. Misc. Ssicles. 1941 Dodge Sedan. All
 zcellent V. W. Marsh
 R SALE Beautiful Admiral Rsdlo Monograph with tIou- |Re.free record changers, rich IOae Norman Photo shop.
 lP WAN TED-Experienced SOmau for general office work Permanent employment, full ~ part time. W. J. Ersklne Go, ST- Small pin, gold circle
 with 3 links < "R". (Rebekah bdge pin valued as keepsake.l Lost at carnival. Reward. See Mrs Fraak McConaghy at Annery. leather gloves lt carnival grounds. Owner i ssy identify & pay for ad at Mirror office. 1 seiffc Northern l With no planes all week be- 'se of weather and heavy fog,
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Poee IS

TO Mr.. Bozievich's specifications. and even the
manufacturer doubted that It would work
very well. Mr.. Bozievich, however. Is quite
pleased with it. and points out that other
people. especially hay-fever victims, are try
Ing to have 1t duplicated.
His system Is what Mr.. Bozievich terms q
positive pressure system" which means that
the air Is constantly circulating and seeking
egress. An open door doesn't upset the sys-
tenn bit. for the outpouring air bars any
unpurined air from coming In. However, two
open doors might create draft which would
disrupt normal circulation.
The air Is sucked In through q vent in the
basement, whirls through filters. is water
washed, cooled or heated, as the case may
be, and then pours through ducts into the
various rooms. Each room can be regulated
separately. The system can cool or heat the
house. humidity or de-humidify.
There are no thermometers In the house.
An automatic regulator, which Mr.. Bozievich
terms weather eye" takes care Of every
thing. This device anticipates the amount
Of heat or coolness required TO maintain q
constant temperature and compensates be-
fore the house gets too cold or too hot. For
instance, when the temperature gets to 65
degrees, the regulator automatically turns
on the oil burner that heats the water hov-
ing through the air-conditioner pipes.
For his air conditioning, as well a. for
kitchen purposes, Mr.. Bo8ievich uses water
from his own well. The well Is 106 feet deep
and the water is constantly at s. degrees,
50 that In winter 1t does not need much
heating. and In summer It does not need
much cooling. He normally uses i've gallons Of
water minute. on washdays perhaps twice
that much. HIS electric bill averages SO 4
months. B.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Haven From Hay Fever
erey house. 67'o Heode ood Brodey Hills Grove Md

COME RA0WEED or oak pollen. John
~ Bozievich, hay-fever sufferer, has q
haven
Mr.. Bozievich, scientist at the National
Institute Of Health, has built himself q
snifde proof house in nearby Bradley Hills
Grove, Md. Not only the house. but every
thing in It, Is designed to ward OF allergy-
bred miseries.
This, his wife admits, posed something Of
an interior decorating problem, especially
since they have three daughters. the oldest
Of whom is 16. For instance. they had to
throw away their orthodox upholstered fur
niture and substitute cane and woodland
canvas chairs and settees, for Mr.. Bozievich
is allergic to horsehair. They also had to
ban all rugs except washable cotton living
room floorpiece, feather pillows were ruled
out and rubber mattresses were substituted
for the usual type They had to be careful
to use glue made Of resins rather than the
usual animal-derived kind. Even doors and
paneling were finished 50 as to collect a
minimum Of dust. It also meant, says Mr..
Bozievich, with . mischievous grin, that his
wife couldn't have fur coat.
When he built the eight-room house six
years ago Mr.. Bo9ievich had the contractor
install double windows with q quarter inch
Of air space between the panes. The windows
were sealed in and cannot be opened. A pic
ture window, running virtually the length
Of the living room, provides solar heating
which supplements radiant heating during
the winter months. The house was built 50
that this room would face south by east, the
better to absorb the slanting rays Of the sun
In the fan and winter. In summer, on the
other hand, the sun doesn't strike into the
window at all.
The conditioning machinery was made
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.).

COOk-G,H.W., 1:30 through ofnnes: stay
sna earare nEass S. i1oe
SSok ana r.. rSy 5oS family sl of with
person w,th recent local referenees. Apply
d6ek 6sa kaBa ANb aESERSL ES aotsEkfErER aE for
L AZ Sfss fss small apt
n0H,I from II noon I'll I'll after dinner. OR: a454:
c0gpLE IN APT 1si NV: desire sSper cook
Oh. W, good plain cook. white. S2s week:
private bath. private entrance, radio; auto
matte laundry machine in kitchen: off "a
day Thurs. and Sun; after I O'Clock dinner;
G:HW.I,Woman. 25 to 40 exper.: Bendix
washer; 1--WE in or out. Sligo e1s1 between
Girl, fond Of children; light cooking and
ip; IefsrsnessS; S.S wks OF; also: -25
Ss 5sf resa'f saa 6elatsia Si n MRS sv FISHER 9E
GIRL, colored, between 35 and As, for
ssDss aDsfaiFs sf ra Rs' dsa 5@ and
:, Genera, sas mouse mouse
children e in school; Sa5, 5ls-day week:
must be reliable. Apply in writing, giving
experience, references, age to Box 14o-z, 1aa.z,
HOUsEKEEPER, live in; adults. employed;
Must be some one to manage home and
ears for children t2l: IA. 97eo;
required: live in: take care Of children;
some housework; other help. RA. Q97s.
s days: schooi-ag children:
reference; plain cooking. vi. 1891 after
$50 pm.
MAID, exper.. for gh.v., to live in, pvt.
upstairs rm.; fond of children; must have
city refs; S22 wk. Call RA. 3592. 30
MAID. capable, for. gh.w. and cooking in
PHYSICIANS home; live in, must be experi-
soeed soes sanfy and foga se f shdren' references
school age) and small apt: live in? wk.
ends free. TR. .S773. 30
WOMAN, experienced. white or colored;
take full charge of infant, light cooking,
small apt: live in: S25 a week. Call RA.
WOMAN, experienced; gh.w. and help care
week, $50 and carfare: in North Arlington.
4 As $ss SALARY, board and a nice priv private
room, bath shared with one other lady,
awaits the right person in our det. Chevy
lady of good background, not over So, to
assist my wife in plain cooking, and doing
our routine household chores have other
help for laundry, etc; there will be 4
adults. incl. yourself and 3 school.,age
children; reas. arrangements regarding
details when writing. Box 6s-A, star.-19
EXPERIENCED WOMAN COOK and gen
eral houseworker;, live in: excel home for
Please do not call unless YOU have good
city references. WI 1854. -2l
Evening star., 1947-08-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, recent de desires 81. s
major; knowledge of shorthand and typ
ppksEssMAkiNG. psE M ING design, remod., altera==
tions: eve. gowns a speciality; reas MIS- MIS-
BERT sao IPylRsa or Aps n and
general housework desired by = girls
FRENCH GIRL, arrived from Paris; IA at
s1eR seehs POSITION sps utizins capablities to full
est. Cali Temple $3.50 or Box 134-z' star
GIRL. colored. wants Job as countergirl
or fountain work after ! ! am experienced
and references MI @ M6ss. o- store or office
LasTNDRESs. experienced, wants curtains
and personal Laundry, fine fabrics REFER
Mrs SITRSE, II Immediately available for quiet
convaiescent invalid and maternity cases.
NURSE. OG Gcolored, available for temporary
night duty: ref. MI. s431: ~ ouoa,.
experience in mail order house. 1000 pay
roll: handled hiring, grievances. insurance,
slnervision: familiar with wage surveys and
ss ssns s'fss5SSssaSiR fbsooRSsepins Mrs ELi1a TW
fP1ksaecTIcAL f1seI NURSE. can take night sase
FfsfIsnfecsA PRacTfcAL NHGRsR; can take night ease;
observation-disclosures legal expert
ence, prefer small office; permanent 5esi-
dent Re 3I13, IA 191i2R IL and doioEsd 5,S;d desires
pesitIen in nd DOCTORS ONCE or clinic. 90. Can
ssEAMsTKEss, selored. experienced desires
SECRETARY, stenographer. capable. de,
pendable. legal exp; salary $500. Call
TIPPING DONE AT HOME-Specialize in
title work and manuscripts but will do
other. TIE. .2O6s after $50 pm. a.
WOMAN, white. stay with children. eioeriy
Evening star., 1947-08-19
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

AIRLINES NEED WOMEN! ! .Glamorous,
well-paid positions in, reservations, com,
munica tions and hostess await trained
women; If you are unmarried, 1880. and
arnes Al ifasI piv 81 cENfAI flsT io5 RADIO scaooI
1149 Munsey Bldg, Wash, D. c. Phone
ga
REFRIGERATION and air conditioning.
G.I. approved, modern training methods,
backed by IA yrs. of know-how; morning
and afternoon classes. starting Aug. 20.
Plenty of practical shop-work on q big
variety of refrigeration and air-condition-
ing equipment. Size of classes very limited,
making immediate application necessary.
NEW YORK TECH. 1904 Benning rd. ne,
kETREsHiER COURSE for civil service
stenographic and for typists; day and night
sessions; oyer 30 yrs. exp. BOYDS, 1888
FLYiNG INSTRUCTION under GI Bill Of
Rights. For details: Call OIL. SSSS.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects, day. night and
kABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved
for D. c. requirements and G1 training
1910 N. Y. ave-. Mx. TITS. Estab. 1918
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
CT training. CHARLES NEWMAN sTUpIos.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for CT training WAR-FIYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. n W., DI. 1862
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN wanted to work in grocery
store. references and experience. Call VI.
MEN, two, for general outside work at
yacht club; must be reliable. sobeE and
steward. coRNTHIAN YACHT CLUB.
End and v SITS. s.w. -21
EXPERIENCED ON FOUNTAIN and short
orders, $50 q wk.; 6-day week. VALLEY
ExdPERIENGGD LoCKsMITH: good saiar,
ard working conditions. Apply CAPITOL
LOCK g. HARDWARE CO.. 1868 Georgia
ave. NV 30
WANTED, room clerk. between the age
of 3O-50, some typing, experience pre-
ferred. must be able to furnish good refer
f,e enSes ses NJ n, laiTa. any ri tine No phone
WANTED Capable Washington news
paperman. exper. on Hill and downtown
depts. important; particulars desired. Box
335-A. Star 30
5 Ist-CLAss TRUCK MECHANICS wanted:
excel working cond., new building. GMC
dealer Alexandria OV 1900. -25
Evening star., 1947-08-19
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

concrete, cement work, foot
ings, driveways. porches; basement floors,
AZ ss4 Sss Or Ga r. fad BIS new TSFk
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering. painting. etc; free esti-
Rssff 8 9easf aSHh e6 re- t. Rsz
DRIvEwAYs and paving. aual,
zR,Vs 5z yesk co FA Eeas9asee ass EmEeod B5ss
plain or ornamental;
STONE CONSTRUCTION CO. Alex. $3.50.
CONTRACTOR. no Job too
taFTf BuffDISG Saii CO ScaoNTRacToR, repairs, re-
mGasRs worE nsT Opons Phone c. 0o A. RE
Bni BniLbING 1GS CONSTRUCTION, new. repair.
%sts, 9ssteeAt;I5 KEyysfoNE coNsTRUcT1oN 60,
RhiLpfNG AisT f;s3g, AND REpAIR1NG-Au types of
sR aRd ss and ow 67o
and residential repairs, Gus
tom cabinets. store fronts: modern odsi KIT
slEfs' sER 'csoSTRAcTING sSS4Tsf CO. NO $500 ewes;
SHCoNCRGTE FLAGsToNE"'-Do you need
a new porch, driveway, sidewalk, terrace
or wall? Also basement and footing; Cal
MI $3.50 day or EN-. 1874 ewes, VINIoNN
{f1XEi CEMENT Gs'TaapK WORK. stone walls, nagstone
terraces, walks, chimneys, fireplaces. &C.
poFehs norners ane soek
vile, Nd Phone Rockville a5ss. ~-1a
FENCES, chain link, wire. wood; painting,
oapering concrete w9rk ana v g gen ne h2ms sas m
'hain nii ink. " Immediate erection carpen.
~, concrete work. Terms. M. W. FENCE
FIooR 10 r sGRvIcE-Nothing but the best
aging. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par.
,uet installations. Bruce finishes; FLOOR
in ,Mu ave, No. 52i5.
furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
CO, 1921 Ga. ave. GE.
aoME. pI2st HE .HEATISG ting ExpERTs-warm air.
not water. coal. oil, gas, repairs, conver;
lions, new installations; consultations and
,stimates without obligation OR. 4S9g,
We feature the famous Kitchen-Maid
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel sinks:
worn linoleum, sink tops permanently Re,
aoMe slasea co general "a improvements sq3o MODERN
7AK FLooRsAHave Have limited quantity of
,H-in. and random width: excellent quail
ty; laid, sanded and finished. For esti-
DIp DIis' DSoM1NfoN CONTRACTING CO.. dL.
D211. Your, contractor for virginia work.
! idQitl0DS, alLeFatlOnS. rOOlluBs all LomS
repairs; terms. Free estimates. pa
and pa2ering. floor sanding.
guar. work: est 1925. GILBERT
HAMILTON, AD. 5129.
ROOFING, SIDING, storm windows, con-
,rete porches. We repair or replace any
BART Of the house; no money down, pay
nents m as low as S5 per mo For a free
,stimate, call MR.. ISARp. Taylor g427.
CONTRACTING CO.-EooI.
ng, siding, guttering. painting, papering'
Ii work guaranteed: no down payment,
ow monthly terms. For free estimate
all WA. 1886 days or evenings: -,
iii Einds ia 3o5S ga
ALL BRANCHES of home construction,
and repairs: skilled worknen;
,udget payments Phone WILK1N-MAI
CO. WA. 6154. 10-2 and