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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-14

When we contribute to the Com
murlity Chest we are not merely
giving; we are buying services fol-
ourselves and our .neighbors, just
as we buy police and fire protec-
ton when we pay taxes.
Organized labor has embossed the
Community Chest Of Seattle and
King County.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-14

Put a Red Feather in your cap.
Contribute generously to the Com
munity Chest.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-14

1t is useless to attempt to rea-
son a man out of thing he was
never reasoned into.-Swift.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-10-14

"A days pay is the fair way
Tnis is the suggested yardstick for
support of your Community Chest
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22

played. However, in Youman's music she excelled playing Tea For Two" so superbly with that inimitable Scott left hand octave, that it brought the house down.
 In swinging the classics she did things to Beethoven's ''Fur Elise", I never believed possi- ble. However, again she played Heifetz's "Hora Staccato' so we'll that again applause was terrific.
 In her original Hop Scott Boogie Woogie was overshadow- ed by "A Rainy Night in G. '' which was so delightful that she played for her encore-a Gershwin medley that had many in the audience humming the late composer hits familiar to them.
 Unable to go without playing just one more number she of fered My Friend Richard, which was in effect the real end.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22

defendants in the case are the Leo Feist Music Co.,, Maury Amsterdam, Jerry Sullivan and Paul Baron are claimed to have appropriated their song to their own use.
 Notice Now that spring is just around the corner, all you musicians and entertainers look ing for a spot to spend lost weekend, drop down and say hello to MT. and Mrs. Ralph and Grace Dada, props. of the beau tiful ''Dadds Hotel on the Sound," located at Savin Rock. An ideal spot. Mrs. Dada is the first race woman to be placed on the West Haven School Commit tee, also being one of the dele gates from the League of Wo- men Voters to the U. N. Council in New York.
 We'll, so long and take it easy. Until next week, I remain yours truly,
 (R. CD
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22
OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD COMES TO BUSHNELL

Cont. from Page 8) as though she were still inclined to "swing" it a bit.
 After intermission her pro- gram consisted of jazz classics. The first, a memorial album to Vincent Youmans and Flats ' Waller were beautifully played. Her arrangement of Honey suckle Rose" and "Jitterbug Waltz by Waller were we'll
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22
The Hartford Chronicle

Blue Devils. Lester was fasci- mated not only with the color ful name but liked the type of music they played and he then straightaway joined up with the orchestra.
 A year later he again be- came restless and struck out for Kansas City where he put together three piece combi- nation that played a. honky tonk called the Subway. A quick jump back to Minneapo- lis and then a return to Kan sas City where he joined Ben ny Moten and George Lees orchestra.
 1883 marked the turning point in his career, for it was during ahat year he joined Count Basic then playing at the Reno Club. Although there were periods when he played with other name bands it was while playing with Basic that he rose to his pinnacle as the top man of the saxaphone.
 Late in 1884 Fletcher Hen dersen prevailed upon him to take the place of the great Coleman Hawkins in the for mer's band, then playing in Detroit. After six months with Henderson, restlessness again put him on the move and he hied himself to Kanas City again, this time to join the An dy Kirk band. |? 1?
 Then came the rapid ascent to the top of the swing world. He rejoined Basic and stayed with him for five years. It was during these years '35- 40 that he made some of his great est recordings.
 The urge to do something creative overcame him, so late in 1940 he left the Count to form his own band. However, after single engagement of four weeks duration at Kelly s Stables, on New York's popu- lar swing lane, he disbanded his combo and joined Al Sears band to make an extensive U s O tour.
 Came 1943 and he returned to his great love, the Count Basic band, and was still with that organization when Uncle Sam tapped him for a CT book ing.
 The great sax ace was standout star of the unique "Jazz at the Philharmonic" !" concerts, which toured the en- tire country performing the classics by which they had be- come famous.
 Presently he heads his own five piece combination. Local jazz fans will hear this great combination when they appear at the Temple Hall, Friday, March 18th.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22
ABOUT LESTER YOUNG

The former Count Basic tenor star (1937-1941 and 1943-1944) is the only saxman to approach The Hawk Life Magazine termed him in an unprecedent- ed three-page layout on Lester Young '.. the worlds greatest tenor saxist. won the 1945 award from Esquire Magazine and the 1945 award from Down beat Magazine as the greatest tenorman . Harry Linn, 1946 Esquire critic says, ''If we look back on the last few years we find that Lester Young is the only tenorman who has come along with an entirely individ- ual style his phrasing is magnificent, never loses the melodic line of the tune at hand, which is like a breath of fresh air in these frantic times" And in the same magazine John Hammond, critic, and jazz su- pervisor for Columbia Records, says, z" Lester Young, the most creative reed man America has produced - And, in that same issue, Esquire says, (Nor- man Granz) (" Lester Young, whom I consider the greatest man I've ever heard on his in strument, for he embodies ev- erything: fresh ideas, marvel ous beat, and always good taste recorded for Colum- bia, Okeh, Phil, Commodore, Keynote, Savoy, and others :. his most famous solos are Body and Soul, Cant Get Started, !" "Man I Love" :. is featured in all of Billie Holidays records nicknamed Pres (for the President, which all musicians regard him as) :. Benny Good man considers him the finest tenorman in the business :. |. doubles on clarinet too :. Eb- only Magazine said "Young, a former CT, is probably the greatest single drawing card among jazz soloists, a hero to teen-age swing fans who swoon at his exotic tone and melodic ideas'' star of "Jammin' the Blues" will appear Fri day, March 28.
 The story of Lester Young's musical career reads like the story about the man in seven league boots. Young comes from the spiritual home of mod ern jazz, having been born in New Orleans. He broke into the music field at the age of ten, playing drums in his fathers S carnival band at Minneapolis, where the family had moved. He toured the country behind the drums for five years and then at the age of fifteen switched to playing the alto sax.
 At the age of eighteen his wanderlust started and he ran away from his fathers carni- val to join Art Bronson and his Bostonians. When Bron-
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22
MELODY LANE
 By Roland c. Irving

III FOLKS :-OOrTy to nave missed my column last week, but had 'Iost Weekend and lost my news hurrying out of New Haven to reach Hartford before the invasion of the New Haven Gang, under the leader ship of Henry (the milkman) Jenkins, chairman of the Rho teka Club, to attack the. F. B. P. c. Bill up on our Capitol Hill. Heard they went back with the Gillie- Ward Bill safely tucked away. New Haven really comes on. Last Sunday I was the guest of Mrs. Laura Belle Mccoy and friends at a musical, featuring Erskine Hawkins and his ia nous orchestra, at the Shubert Theatre. A swell show, play ing to a packed house. The week of March 24th brings that much talked about production, Anna Lucasta'' to the stage of this fine theatre. Dropped in the '"Top Hat, " New Haven's new est night spot on Auburn St., Friday and Saturday nights you will find Ziggy Bonewiczs Or chestra with two floor shows on Saturday night featuring Fred die Willerford and Beulah Bry- ant, formerly with ''Gone With the Wind and the Arthur God frey Radio Program. Still in New Haven, the town is prepar- ing to turn out strong to vel come Edward Matthews, great baritone, formerly of the broad way stage production, ''Porgy and Bess''. MT. Matthews will make his appearance Sunday afternoon, March 23rd at the Varick A. M. B. Zion Church.
 Back in Hartford-Just got a card from Van Aikens, former Hartford dancer, now doing his stuff at the Roxy Theatre in New York. Van is associated with the Katherine Dunham Dancers.
 Arnold Canty informs me that he has Joe Harris, trumpet man with his outfit at the Cypress Arms, with Ernie Long on the piano, and what do ya' know? Bill Johnson leader and vocalist with his combo at Otto's, is now learning to play the Alto Sax so he can team up with Ted Thom- as, his ace tenor man.
 Hazel Scott really did a very splendid job with her concert at Bushnell Memorial last Tuesday night. A large crowd was on hand to receive what Hazel had to offer. '*She came on like mad, with her renditions in cluding pianistic interpreta- tions from Bach to Boogie- Woogie. A great girl and a great artist.
 Ruppert Grant from Trini-
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-22

LESTER YOUNG and His Orchestra FRIDAY, MARCH 2sth TEMPLE HALL, Waterbury Admission $1.50 - Inc. Tax Dancing From 10 to 2 PM. Tickets for Sale at Vic's Dining Room, Bishop St., Williams Cleaners, Bishop St., Buddy's Pool Room, No. Main
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Evening star., 1947-09-12
SALESAEk tcons. J

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced.
prospects and listings furnished. See or
call HENRY HOOD. 1902 Conn. ave. Wo.
&114. III
SALESMAN for nationally known grocery
speciss1ties: sdv;1a sfats sse ana experience. Box
SALESMAN. retail sales Of auto supplies:
BOYS, 1924 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
SALESMAN. experienced roofing and Sid
ing, good proposition. co. 6190. Ia
sALEsMAN-n you are man of good
character and proven sales ability in the
vacuum cleaner neld there is an emporium
able business OF your own; We are large
distributors Of nationally known and ad7
oppoStunity 5St 'i' IN the az" Washington % .rea % ali
replies treated strictly confdentially. Box
statesmen for large liquor store, live
good salary. Box 314-x. Star. -13
statesmen to. call on grocery stores; must
R r t3Gs AGey ep
9Th st. ne. IA
SALESMEN-Need3 3 more good salesmen to
sell GE electric equipment and appliances
II you are interested in making kin, Sl0o per
week and up, see Mr.. CALVIN weekdays
500 Eye st. NV, 2nd floor. 49,
statesmen (2O), to sell for washington's
largest independent dairy; high commits
sions; guaranteed salary. $50 per week.
Apply 10 m. to 3 pm, EMBASSY DAIRY,
1920 1st st. NV. IA
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY in sporting
goods dept: .approx earning $50 per wk :,
drawing against commission. THE MILLS
CO, 9th and E Sts. NV. -16
OPPORTUNITY is knocking for exper
salesmen who have car and know city well.
No canvassing. Apply in person at 6l2
5th st. NV, second floor, after IL. -12
HAVE OPENING for young man as iewelry
salesman: good salary. pleasant working
cond See Miss JEFF, LEEDS JEWELRY
Evening star., 1947-09-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants daywork from to
5. So and carfare. Call AT. 1914.
COLORED GIRL, all day Friday or clean
ing apartments. City references. Call
NO. 6.3s Sat. am.
GIRL. colored, wants days work: no
cooking. Call LU. 1922. MRS. YOUNG,
any time 49,
GIRL, colored, desires days work: Mon
day, Wednesday, Friday. Call AID. 1860.
GIRL, colored, day or part time job. De
1904.
exper. white woman, in a
motherless home or employed couple. good
references. Call Ma S140.
MAID, Spanish-speaking, speaks a bit Of
English; would like job in Washington as
maid, cook or nursemaid: reasonable wages;
references available. Call OR. 5499. --12
NURSE, practical, grad, colored, takes
cases of all kinds. Like children. NO.
1867
WOMAN. colored, exper, wishes part-tim
work days week, or days work cleaning.
WOMAN, colored, exper. as cook or bakers
helper, public or private, from IL am. to
) pm. will cook Sun. dinner. Tel from
10 m. to 3 p m. Victor 1888
YOUNG SWEDISH WOMAN wants to live
for several months with refined American
family; will help with housework in return
for board. a small salary and opportunity
to speak English. Telephone Ordway 1852
between $50 ane 10 am. and and 9
Pm PR1 .B2 Boy ( ZIP I'll ogHn Star, wou., l6.
time job in Mount Pleasant or nearby,
to work from IL o'clock until after dinner
Sl6 and pass; no Sunday work. Box
Evening star., 1947-09-12
]oME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.


ADDITIONS. remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
HAMILTON CONTRACTING co. RE. 4477
ADDITIONS. concrete. cement work, foot
ings, driveways. porches,, basement floors,
steps sPaasng NJ sSa WaS 6I Pa aHd 55s new
ALTERATioNs, ADDITIONS, resid; and
comm; attics into rms or apts.: dormer
windows. recrea. rms, and porches iIcl
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs and paving: qual-
ity work at reasonable prices. FAiRFAH
f2 Fl tsa EmVesa snd ossnS S
lty work at reasonable prices. FAIRFAX ARR
PRIXES CO. ooN1R4s4oKDo f. las4 FmDooq bdS ssl
pairs, remodenT roofins. pavine 1es con-
SaTs Sx Ssss eli 1I,,assa assi remodel.
ing. ing R. E, oRME. Ii. 1856. ~
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, fiagstone
ment driysaays, po5ches, retaining walls.
vie. Nd. Phone Rockville s5ss: IT
chain link. Immediate erection; Carpen.
try, concrete work. Terms. M. W. FENCE
FLOOR FOO sERVicE-Nothing bu. the best
laying, sanding. hnishings cleaning; par
fsa fses fSc isia Wsson
GRNEsAL e;R aHs.i S3 3ooNrRRAcr1NG, remodeltns a
HE 1gft!azs1 ziRKLE CO. RE. 1885, 1a4e Goth
HIEiATING-ol Hi furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hooklp; eX, ,,
ENGINEERING CO, 1921 Ga. ave, GE
HYATfsvIILE Rli2s fSi IGG't CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
ing, siding, guttering. painting, papering;
ali work Guaranteed. no down payment;
low h,v mon monthly terms. For free estimate,
sa MA s4s aays e oor to ceiling
We feature, the famous Kitehen.Maid
Worn linoleum, sink tops permanently Be-
PRafNFrSG R2MF &C. AAD All S15et 1p5GectoRArNc-4o yrs:
at making homes brighter: unexcelled
estimate fi ma and and advice. cali LUCAS. LUCAS
& LUCAS. 1913 Emerson st. NV, RA.
PsHs1NG PPsAHisNr1NG AND pAPERING, floor sanding,
guar. guar Work; est. 1895. GILBERT &
EEoNk IAMHToN; ON AR; RRIok 5ass nuupERsLcement
sI0NE s1tes,inS ASD .bd Dn geneesi repairs Of ali
kinds: free estimates: JERRY RuBINo 4
ALBERTO CONT. FIR. 6o31 or HI. 1892.
wArERPRooFING. basement and exte-
EEoRxEEgEAfYNG Il xElGE, Msi sex eII5xpERrs-warm air,
hot water, coal, oil, gas; repairs. conver--
sions, new installations; consultations and
estimates without obligation: Or 4s99.
0211-Your contractor for Virginia work.
Additions, remodeling. painting. All home
impl ovements. Free estimates. Terms.
STOP RUST. MILDEW, MOLD due to high
humidity Keep air dry automati tically
with a Dryomatic. Easy to install Now
available. For details. call ME. oS62
Evening star., 1947-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit Largest selection ot cam cam
range finders, films, color films, photo
papers chemicals @ photo - books 3oss. and a30T
BRENNER PHOTO Co, 933 Pa. ave. NV
OPP; Justice Dept Catalog free! RE 2434.
eSfn.s dram SETS rass sc
e. sons iGT as R5ss' JoRDaS Faas SANo Co. 1913
AccoRbioN, Ath 81 Dion new, white, soprani Sep
timio; 1e0 bass with 10 shifts; This ac-
Gordon Is new and has never been used.
AIR AIR cSo9NDITroNERs sharply reduced
immediate installation. with guarantee and
free service. BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO..
Air AIR ccoosSDrrIoNERs. immediate delivery.
brand-new 1947 console. Philco-York air
ss1%s Szsf5 FIk sf
Co. 10th and sts; NE Open every eve
AIR ans tosprRiosEk m H. xindav sgsS In moSs ss
feet; USED days 1870 of. Gil. 1900
al tSf e. IL; ss, ,sD: :. ss;;
lsS SSriSTE SSifi 41fo5sfMEk 95 Il = BED: my mother;
pide and i0y complete gltn as6s Sp5nsS a1
ASTioUEs-Walnut secretary desk, $40;
walnut drop-leaf table, $50: 2 chests, go
each; wash stand, IS. soLoMoNs, 3Soo
ANTIQUE dining room table and buffet
for sale. 1923 Vermont ave. NV Apt. 81.
ANTIoUEs-chippenda black and gold
bench, MacIntyre sofa ana matenms
chair, plank back chair, table with mir
ror, high back love seat. winston or.
bethesda. To reach: Out River I'd" mile
mast Kenvood Country. Club. IA
ANTIQUEs-Sold walnut chest S33;
small cherry table, $50; 3 small chairs,
81 each. GIL 4400, Ext. 375; III
SoUARIUMS, tropical nsh, supplies:
dsphnia fresh daily. .tubifex worms; air
DUMPS, new and used. serviced ana eX-
changed: good used aquariums, 2 gal 10
80 gal, and lights; latest novelty picture
tanks must Ss seen TO O.an.RPM Ss sRPsseis5ss6Ss 1864
18th st. ne HO. 6311. Open dary
to pm Sun. to pm cIosed lues.
sQUARIUMS-See the Shoreham Pet SNOW,
o6o7 Conn ave. NV AID: 65oI. 1or
complete selection of beautiful aquarium
nisnts exotic fsh. and supplies. open
noon to pm; ewes, 7.30 TO ~ pm;
ARMY OFFICERS UNIFORMS for sale 10
hrmv ofdcers only-Winter uniforms,
Eisenhower battle Jacket, gabardine sum
msr nlsNif Uniform: ali practically brand, rand! neT;
xize as, waist 30, leg 33; other items IN
ciudtne oyercoat. caps ana Wool sniao.'
brand-new English Berbery trench Cos"'
Size AZ; Wo. 1886
CONTINUED on Next Psge'
Evening star., 1947-09-12
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GREGG. P1TTMAN AND GRAHAM Short
hand, touch typing; individual instruction,
speed dictation. Day. and evening classes;
vs4moat any ave ems at LAkE 4 ns scHoG 81 i
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
IN short time: results guar: approved for
CT training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
1903 G st. NV, ME. 400, RA. $500.
PIANO taught by concert artist; special
GO for az adut 5esinners 1924 Columbia
aIGHEY fiT pti euLTURED GrI WOMAN teaches
English, .self-conf1dence, freedom from self
consciousness. Air-cond. studio. MI
s2I2AujTY oPERA1oKs NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects, day. night and
'iesss fs' ess
ist4o N, Y. ave-: M. 777s'. sstaS isis.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration
classes. starting now. NATIONAL INSTI-
TUTE OF COMMERCE & TECHNOLOGY.
INC, GI-approysd 11S Note our new peTmsnent e9n3
FLYING INsTRGcTioN under sis: df Bill Of
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration,
GI approved. modern training methods.
backed by IA yrs. now how: day and night
classes starting now. Plenty Of practical
shopwork on a big variety of refrigeration
and ,z ir,7zeonditioning eauipment: NEW
NOW ACCEPTING STUDENTS for eve.
classes in engine mechanics and aircraft
mechanics. TEACH-AIR INSTITUTE, Wash.
Natl Airport, EX 0063.
foE 81 aaEh y
COLLEGE. 1910 G St NV, DI. 1852
Evening star., 1947-09-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COMPANION to elderly lady. experieneed.
e2i asf6 of refinement, pleas
DfcsTAPHoNE oPERAToR or clerk-typist,
eSperIenesd 5assy 5asG week NV section pre-
tens tens eye gqwnS specslty eaS MIS- MSS
tipping: 75c hour, Is. 5-day week. AT.
$3.50 between and IL. IA
work cleaning. waitress or preparing dim
rer. Call Du. .553 after pm.
reliable; five years in last place. North
MANAGER, resident. for exclusive dwell
ing; yeuns: responsible stbL woman; small sal
Nurse, practical, ss; asle,bodied; ;;s wants is
RhcEprfoN1sT. RRhRef Il 20 typist and switchboard.
so DFetsh cs N S6s put
college education: 10 yrs
experience in private tndrstry will sSfspt
NV. washington; 5-day wk. DU. 2431.
SECRETARY. yrs executive S;g.sr sxperienes; &c;
initiative Do you need a private secretary?
Can travel. Box 4S4-B. Star. 49,
SECRETARY Y-RECEPTIONIST-Ph
or dentists office; seven years experience:
knowledge of simple bookkeeping. typing
and general Office work. Box GOD, Star.
~
stenog. desires per-
mament work; NV. section. Box a6.D,
ssPraAiNsIsH-ENGL1sH SECRETARY, export
eXperience GIL b64l -12
leeal-commercial. To-
Gated downtown, available by hour. Call
District 1865 daily until Z p.m. 15'
TYPIST, addressogr., multtgr., stencil cut
ting, can take slow dictation, salary, $40
per week. ST. 2460.
TYPIST. dictaphone operator, accurate;
full time until Oct. Sats. thereafter. DU
I 17S2
WOMAN. eolored, wants practical nursing,
night preferred. AID. 11o3 after 30 p m
Evening star., 1947-09-12
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

CLERKS (men or women), white; good
typists; freight transp.; salary based on
ability. Call TR. 1857, 1885 Montana
ave. ne. -l2
COUPLE, man and wife. house parents
in boys cottage. cHILDREN's HOME,
prone GE 1892 -12
COUPLE, white. no children: as caretakers
toF I4o.acre Is place mr. R0ckyilie. Nd
good wages. Rockville, 1859 ewes. and
holidays: RE 1865 weekdays. -12
GoyNTA1N G1{ T4 III HELP and wsitrssses' white.
arranged; IgTilal Eth york nee; BRIGHTwSosoD
HANDYMAN. janitor and wife: oil-nred
board, board See . Mrs. T Barrett. CLUB La
coNGA, 9410 BALTIC. blvd Berwyn, Nd.
NDExER for real estate .vns tIansfe
NAN And WIFE fT teOIored1 i1- to live in and
work at boarding house; pvt. rm. and
in eerson. CHAPMAN REALTY Co, 1875
MAN OR WOMAN. experienced in phono-
graph record business, capable Of manag-
ing. sale help. experienced in the buying
S soyss fsox IL this Of 0uF
FFaaaofToSRApH1c Faa ,T S1ss KEroucHER-only one
cHAsE-sTATLER, 1904 M st. NV, DI.
REcoRD sALEsPERsoN, experienced, to
sell in the record dept. of our Arlington
store: fine opportunity for advancement.
Apply Mr.. Goldman, LACY'S, INC 500
e ST. INV.
TALENT. ALL TYPES! For radio, televi-
sion programs: recording for sponsor audi
tion file at artist cost. RE. 1884. II.
man for general duties: also receptionist,
able to spot pictures; opportunity for ad-
vancement. WI. lib, 8 to 10 am: 8 to
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone number.
Box 36a-K Star
EXCLUSIVE PORTRAIT STUDIO needs
Ist-CLASS COOK, Oriental. man or woman
good health; to live In also bake pastries;
ref required; excel. salary. Call 1-3 pm
sPARE-TiME JOB, from pm to L.
Apply Mr.. Cerra, ARCADE BOWLING
ALLEY. 14th and Park rd. NV. -I3
Evening star., 1947-09-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, typewrtters, pur-
chased ana traded, repaired Quickly; ress s
.enS mssh4ss .a y4s for E ST.
CO, 9I3 18th NV. Ins. Bids. RE. 1898.
ADDiNG MACHINES. ealeulators cleaned
st1sd .na adTs1sS SfTxp Al ATYpWRrTER pGTs e.
slhssEMENTs sls lA1h + FINISHED, knotty pine REG
Teation I,94ns rooms ,sa5 speciality Call l14 Mr.
BRIcKi BkICKIAYER and contractor, brick. &C.
ment and fireplace specially; estimates
free, easy terms. MI. 5056 bet. $50
BRiCKLAYING-Frepl chimneys,, re-
tanning walls, walks and steps built and re-
paired. A. FAGNAN1, Ludlow 1896.
CABINET MAKERS-Fine carpentry, book,
and reflnished. Call from am. to Pm Pm
"A CAAMsRA ERA REpARs-s1s 10Th st. NV.
GEK e yesF'd dAPsEsT met sss.0iS Da
CARPENTRY-comple remodeling, resi-;
Dental and commsTclsalEi cosEz, repairinIgs Is,a q all
CARPENTRY-Attics finished into rooms
or apts, stairways, dormer windows. recr
rms, porches inciosed, new or remodeling
CEMENT. CEN Nj light. dark green. red; select
colored stone, f1agstone for your individual
needs; brick, cinder cement blocks. walks,
walls, steps, driveways, porches, Easements
susS esqSoF T. FsRsefs
ing up, acid cleaning. painting, carpentry;
chain link, rustic cedar post and ran ran
picket, all-purpose farm fencing: cutters
and complete landscape service. Estab
CLOTHES LINE FAILING DOWN. cure i
once and for all welded steel poles SrilieS
p pipe. ss.s5 each; del. and installed 2 feet
concrete. $3.50 each. HY. 0639. Ia