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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11
Development And Use
OF Anhydrous Ammonia
As Fertilizer Explained
Perrin Grisson Gives
Latest information
At Rotary Meeting

The development and use OF an
hydrous ammonia as a commercial
fertilizer was discussed in interest
ing detail by Perrin Grissom of the
Delta Branch State Experiment Sta
ton at the Friday meeting of the
Lexington Rotary Club. Mr.. Grissom
is a former resident of Lexington.
The use of ammonia, Mr.. Grissom
explained, is as effective as solids to
give the crops quick growth, especl-
ally young plants. 1t is easier to get
uniform applications on the soil also,
he said, and the cost is cheaper.
Costs Less
Ammonium nitrate is thirteen
cents a pound, nitrate soda is six
teen cents a pound compared with
seven cents for anhydrous ammonia
Application Different
The problem of application of am
monia has been difficult, the speaker
related, with equipment having to
be developed to handle same. Trac-
tor equipment is required, he said,
the tractor being mounted with a
tank with valves to control the flow,
high pressure hoses, an applicator
which puts ammonia five Or six in
ches in the ground.
Ammonia can be handled the
same as any other fertilizer Mr.. Girls
SON stated, provided it is covered at
once. The liquid has been applied
when the land was bedded and it has
also been applied as a side dressing
The speaker said he did not believe
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11

ammonia could be adapted to horse
or mule drawn equipment.
Hos Drawbacks
Ammonia definitely has its draw
backs, however, Mr.. Grissom warned.
If it is not handled carefully it will
iniure the body. It causes freezing
and a caustic action if applied on
the body or its parts. 1t can cause
smothering explosions, or force Of
explosion.
Scfe Measures
AS precautionary measures every
tank should have a relief valve, all
tanks should be strong enough to
stand the pressure of ammonia and
there should be plenty of water
available.
Use water to dilute and nullify its
action if you get ammonia on your
body, the speaker advised.
An additional safety measure
would be to have a mask and safety
goggles available.
Use Increases
The use of ammonia as a fertilizer
will be increased many times this
year, the speaker said.
During 1947 there were from 1907
600 to 100000 acres fortified with
ammonia. This year there will be in
excess of a million acres in the Unit
, ed States fortified with ammonia.
Much of this will be due to the fact
that twenty-eight per cent of this
years nitrogenous fertilizers will be
exported and the fact that the use of
| nitrates is being increased in the cen
trail states, midwest and other Sec
tons of the country.
Mr.. Grissom was presented by M.
A. Scobey, program chairman.
Guests Present
Guests were E. r. Trotman, N. L.
Gilliland, John H. Beall, Cass Bailey,
L. w. Parker, of Cruger. and visiting
Rotarians Willie Owen and c. H.
Campbell of the Pickens Rotary
Club.
Attendance report read by secre-
tary William Ellis showed the Lex
ington Club with an average attend
ance of 1851 or in 32rd place out Of
81 clubs in the district.
Average attendance of the Durant
Club was 1878 and of the Pickens
Club 1888.
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trains. Up until the present, when
you bought such a pass, it was nee
essary to go to a studio and have a
small picture made to stick on the
pass. Made in ordinary light by a
stock camera these snapshots usual
ly resembled a collection of crimi-
nails and haunts. Men looked pale
haggard and CHASTITY; women, ugly
and grotesque. Everyone was asham-
ed to show his picture for fear OF
being mistaken for a twin of John
Dillinger Or Winnie Ruth Judd. Now
the railroad has finally and slowly
come to its senses and removed the
requirement for these ghoulish speci-
mems.
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on their mothers back, Eskimo ba-
bies tucked into mushing sleds and
wicker basket conveyances carried
by hands of Anglo-Saxon parents.
Times have changed. Nowadays,
anything less than a super-duper,
smooth-slick, streamlined job with
extras does not suit the young hope
fulS.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11

The one variety play of cotton pro-
duction prevents mixing the seed at
the gin and in the field.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11
Anti-Lynching Bill

For a comprehensive discussion of the merits, or lack OF
merit, of a Federal antilynching bill, we call your attention to an
editorial which appeared in the March End edition OF the WASH
ington Post:
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11

49, II; ! y! IS! IS!

One OF the Strangest phenomena l
have noticed in a long time is public
reaction to the recent election of
Henry Wallace's man in the Bronx.
The election of this local man named
Isaacson was hailed as a signal for
victory in the Wallace campaign
in other words, this election in this
big borough of New York City was
said to be typical of the United Sta
ties. AS far as I am concerned, New
York City is about the most untypi-
cal community in the whole country.
1t is more like a foreign city, in most
respects, than it is an American city;
and therefore, any election held here
can be classed as extraordinary if
not freakish.
A grand old man passed away the
other day. He was James H. Nc
Graw, founder of the McGraw-Hill
Publishing Company, and pioneer in
the field of industrial publishing. The
firm which is housed in a handsome,
skyscraper building of its own is a
living monument to his famous
name. Yet when he had reached fame
and fortune-after rising from a SUBJ
scription salesman-his one regret
was that he had not remained a
school teacher, a position which he
had held at an earlier time. His de-
scendants in the company are carry
ing on, however, in a way of which
the founder might be proud. One of
them, Harold McGraw, Jr., is a young
executive who has a disarmingly de-
mocratic manner yet is as ambitious
and efficient as he is genial and like
able.
The New York Central Railroad
is dropping its "rogue's gallery pic
lures and it's about time. l refer to
the Identification photos required of
passengers who purchase commuter
monthly-passes on the suburban
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He sat beside me in the bus sta
ton. He was asleep. His sagging chin
was slumped over his tie and his
clothing looked worn at the edges.
In his thin hand, he held a large
notebook and beside him was a port
folio-then l knew. He was a writer
If I had had any doubt, after seeing
the thin soles of his shoes, | would
have been convinced. Since the first
page of his notebook was plainly
open and an article apparently be-
gun, ! leaned over and looked at the
title. 1t was "Judicious Jaywalking."
According to Gotham merchants,
1913 is the Tooth anniversary of the
baby carriage. They don't explain
what the tots rode in in B. c. Before
Carriages), but one can vaguely re-
member stories of papooses riding
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-03-11

From a friend in the advertising
business, / have received the follow
ing letter: " In the not too distant
future" it states, Ralph Thompson
in Florida should be mailing his let
tiers offering citrus fruits printed
with ink impregnated with the odor
of oranges your favorite candy
dealer will solicit your business with
mailings smelling of chocolate :.
a cigar selling piece may bring
you the aroma of stogies florists
will stimulate desire by adding jas
mine, rose or carnation ssence to
the ink which prints their letter.
heads" After reading this letter. an
idea occurred to me. / held it to my
nose. Yes, it smelled-of incense.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
PERSONAL Cont. J

DENTAL TECHNIC1AN-yosEPA RIcn
s2f tsh s. III fsa sds
prompt and emcient service: open ewes,
sloe lath s. rvs eSoI9sl sc 22:1 .,,,,. ,u,
skin In dressmaking, restyling and altera-
LEA ENGEL tformerly 5th ave. N. 70,
n 81 se- as ispfs, ss nH 1853 sn sc
your child Of wonderful. neyer-to-be for
gotten camp experienees a5G.acre re- iasmi sni
al age sa; sroups si fof boys and girls hot lunches
S saIs mssd upSs asa R1FR s5nRns
RtHfss9l RHxT ARE f4Gi MusicAL aTs
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1880
ALTERATIONS. ladies' and ,childrsn,ss
clothing, by experienced dressmaker. WIN
call la and deliver We Phone AID. 1886 be5Ysen
KALORAMA CONvALESCENT HOME, for
ambulatory. conyalescents: private. semi;
private and small ward rooms: registered
nurses: n1 ese, day and night; supervised diets
REDUCE, RELAX, REJUVENATE, the easy
staasr Every he owes . it
ment NC eSss disrobng e se minutes au Is IN time.
s ss4o z4aG Conn 's ave 10 Tor trial sfessmsns
DRESSMAKING, design. embroidery; "a
hour service for alterations. 172S Conn.
ave, AID 4709 20
BUTTONS COVERED. buttonholes made,
hem facings, dressmakers' and tailors' sup
plies and notions; 24-hour service on but
tons and buttonholes, zippers. 1924 Goth
st. NV, tel. Dupont $3.50. 26s
DRESSMAKING, alterations done expertly.
quickly, reasonably; graduation dresses
and bridal gowns MRS RIDDLE, 2004
Florida ave NV, between Connecticut
ave. and goth ST. NV, tel. DU $685. 26"
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HELP WOMEN.

Xppy 6SshR yaRisS BxS f s
white aql1 1as and BoFcHEs Bs5s HIS
R GaS4Ip 21sS lsn M goo
saiary and GOOD tips Apply GEORGES
WOMAN for posting for beokkeeping de- de-
patemfaa pap4 Eth st. .1nus NV: See MR. GLASS. I'll
WOMEN who can devote hours day to
esssans pf04Ss AVON Af95 3s
WOMEN, ages 1890, as investigator; in
teresting, work. Apply 91s st. NV
WOMEN, colored, experienced catchers for
mangle, press operator and shirt fnlsher;
Apply laundry. sHoREHAM HOTEL, 1900
YOUNG YOUNG LADY. 20 to 30, attractive. neat
and refined, able to. do accurate clerical
work and good typing, shorthand, pref
w c. Il A N. MILLER. Builders and
Developers of Wesley Heights, Sumner and
Spring Valley, 4s30 Mass ave. NV, OR.
YOUNG LADY. cashier and file clerk: good
salary. pleasant surroundings. FIELDS
CLOTHES. 722 14th st. NV. Corner N; Y.
Young LADY, ability to deal with public,
some. tipping; a responsible and permanent
RSsTP AgDy ycLEAsNS E HHfNsen fsf PSNF ses
Georeia ave. silver Spring. Nd -,5
YOUNG LADIES, white, under 25, free TO
train ira = in circulation field Transportation
and expense account furnished. Earnings,
500 week up; For personal interview a call
National 2470 from 10 am to II noon; or
YdnaG I HR to WomaN, i + Al white, bright asmDi-
tious, to share work and profit attn, IN dry dgy
with or without investment. Experience
not nee Excellent opport. Wrise. full de-
tails about your personality and quslif-
fh5lsPf HosPfrAIIzATidN LIZ Hs Insurance Nation
al PLAN neighborhood and enrolment
neighborhood Immediately. MR.. ocoN-
NeR R' sa 1000 MACHINE OPERATORS for
oHsy' oaiee 4th tGnSas soor. EANssURaH BKo
oPESaG d5 IN a4o fdr sss womaR NJ who desires pleas
Guz1Eks GosMETics, Ap; 1918. .-sss
WOODWARD e. L0THROP has jmmedi-
ers; typists. stenographers. silk flnishers;;
fss PHssoNaLfHq "a HGT as2s aBIf1f faE 70 TYPE and
to opportunity for young lady over q yrs.
Of as short hours rs ps sfsr
Room 400, Ring Bldg, 1900 18th st. NV.
AIRLINE CAREER POSITIONS, age $3.50;
some college; rotating shift hrs: Inter
views g am. through FTli;,,hMAay Fri; May 81
ARE YOU A TYPIST who possesses .
this may be your opport. to make splen-
did connection. We will teach you inter-
esting telephone work In pleasant: con-
after 10 am, RIM. 400, Ring Bldg, 1900
EXPER1EaGEp LIP Ii sT sALEsG1R1 to sell mIn mil
linery supplies HAT SHOP, 5OS 1Ith
EARN EXTRA MONEY-Part time or full
us US about it! Good salary: no experience
necessary; ages bet. 90 and 40 only. Apply
office, 4th f., PHILIPSBORN, 11th St, bet.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for women, over
80; full or part time. Apply between. 10
and pm, 1924 K st. NV, Room 41O.
Evening star., 1948-05-20

ss Ie RoI sas star 70
design, remod,. altera-.
BERT. 1880 irving St. NV. Apt. 4, AD.
GIRL, eolored; % ID desires part time or days
GIRL, soIores' desires to goTk IN n dental .1ta
mothers helper. Lu. 5a19.
GIRL, colored, would like job as marker
in Laundry or maid In jewelry store. Call
MANaGERaosTEss M AGE ofso !" or ana detipian food
service, 20 yrs exper.; club, school, hotel,
dining room. catering, etc. Box 376-A,
SsE prsssfs sapsPs d1 satins s ea5se
NURSE, practical, for aged or chronic
case: case wiling gsss se do ls-hr duty; 5eas'
eesson WITH ehdrea 1efs
PRACTICAL NURSES available: trained
Fsses 81 MSS Rs ausy on
SECRETARY, capable and exper. wants
perm. JOB with reliable firm Best OF
sEcRETARE ss!e; i5I F. 's2THTNoGRApHER, depend
legal legal POSITION; sst salary So week. CO. 1855
WOMAN, colored, desires work caring for
elderly or semi-invalid person. vi. 9012.
21s
WOMAN, white, needs job; 40 yrs. old,
strong, healthy, willing worker; expert
enced typist. clerk. waitress. housekeeper.
Box 426-A, Star. 21'
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry work or
hotel maid. AT. 1922.
WOMAN, white, with nursing experience,
week; reference. Box 377-A, Star. 2O'
YOUNG FRENCH LADY will make trans
lations accurately from French to English
afternoons until 5: 20'
Ing . Service. MRS. ROPER, RE. 5767. "A.
desires position which will
utilize educational background and ability;
college graduate, 81, single, personable;
taught mathematics and engineering: ex--
ecutlve experience handling groups and
meeting people: electronic engineering re-
search for Navy; personnel manager for
ences; available Immediately. CO. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER, SOC hr: 24-hr. duty, So;
Call MISS RANDALL, MI 9513
COOK OR MAID, colored, desires en-
ployment at seashore or mountains for
ENnR.1 sHnnfT onIS ~ 95Ss bv Young
HOSPITAL NURSE, young, colored. will
take day duty, private home; doctor S
GIRL for days work or care Of children.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. d.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants DAYS
work or part time. laundress. Cali Elk.
GIRL, colored. wishes job as ghw. part
or full time; references. DI. 3484.
GIRL, co1ored, wants mornings work as
chambermaid. NO 9692.
GIRL. colored, wants work, cleaning. for
emplsyed m sys. couple or mothers helper. Phone
GIRL. colored wishes light domestic work
in small family; Tues. Thurs, Sat; refs.
GIRL, colored. wants full-time g.h.w. or
other; no Sundays; $50 wk.: live out.
GIRLS e., colored, will do hand iron
rs, Is sH9sFfy S9 $sgs in their home or ye!rs
adults; live in WA. 4457 20'
MAIDS colored girls desire work as
maids in hotel; references. FIR. 1859. 21'
WOMAN, colored; neat; for general house
WOMAN M0 colored' first-class cook; city ref
WoMAN.' colored, would like to serve
parties and dinners; exper. ELSA, RA.
1889 after $50 pm. III
Evening star., 1948-05-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE in .washinEton's Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; l94S model cars,
patented ID dual controls. EASY METHOD
Ar LINES need young men; fiEht,, and
sround, public contact, and technical po-
sitions; contact Mr.. Macdonald, at 1149
Munsey Bldg, DI 64OS. Airline Training
Division, CENTRAL RADIO SCHOOLS.
"a
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sation practice by highly cultured widow
Of European diplemat; Ho ra 1925 .., 70.
GI bill. Men. and women. Phone Olive:
1888 for "details
MODEM TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught. Approved By Government
fo5 q traipins I6 WAR,FLYMN BEAUTY sa
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches @ Eng Enc
coMPToMETER COURSE with touch typ
ing, new classes now starting; easy to
learn; beg. and review courses, BOYD
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, 700 18th (cor.
18th and G), MA. 2340.
ACCORDION; also other instruments; pvt.
lessons; instruments loaned for trial. For
infor., AID. 1895. MR.. JAY, Is pm. -26
Evening star., 1948-05-20
PERSONAL,

WANTED-Men and women who are un-
married and enjoy good company, and who
swim, bowl. fly. play solf, or who like a a
you are over 20 ,M and Of good sGiS
ARE a YOUR sIEEPiNG eUARTERs uncom-
fortably warm. at night? JOSEPH D.
thousands for as low as S43.50.. Open
till 12 pm. Phone calls accepted. MA.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart, asthma. rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness. piles. colds. flu or other all
[se. Men ard women: young 8 ana id: can a1
sSsET ss5,S1ss rGSR SsS} W. nus,srssa,:s,s-
Y WORK. leathercrsft, lamp shades, gifts,
eosns ewsEi viii hass sn
ION CENTER, being developed near l4th
st. and Park I'd. NV; low rent. MI. s939. 1899.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE, white or
colored. MA. 7071. In any section, q any
SHADOW SHADOW woEK and private invessisa-
fPSSorfss1lSNAH fS9S s1ssN,aAi, WRfficAy topic
sign IT; expert handing Of books; ,.sd1ts auto
etc. Cali EX. $3.50. Ext. "a. 20
crazy, Thousands poppy st 10. ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron:
For rundown feeling many men, women
call 'old" New 'get acquainted" size
only soc. At all druggists.
SONG WRITERS-Your songs ,.,.Ioa 81 9tnef sf
s5saA 'sRBis sst e.
WAVES. "a; shampoo and
engerVave. soc. No appointments; Al
work done by advanced students. VAR
FLYNN BIAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 q %.
Evening star., 1948-05-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING STUDENT desires part-tine
work, Monday through Friday, 4 to 8 pm.
and all day Saturday; clerical work, pre-
ferred can type; all offers considered
ACCOUNTANT, expert: DOCKS started. Kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state.
ments. audits: reasonable OR. 2074.
AVAILABLE for immediate EMPLOYMENT.
Man 25 years association with sale OF
building supplies and construction machin-
cry and construction work (nct engineer};
best of references. Box 353-A. Star. 2Os
CARPENTER-CEMENT WORK - Prompt
and reliable, small or large Jobs. Call
MAN, colored, veteran, desires employment
as stockman or shoe repair fnisher. Ia.
FARMER, committing distance to Wash
Call MRS. DAVIS, MA; "575 for app.. IL
PAINTER DECORATOR-First class work.
interior and exterior; neat and reliable.
Call evenings. NO. s747. pa
TRAILER BUILDER for car, tractor or
tractor wagon. for farm needs. sEBoRN
ington g.. D. c.. Call TR. 1853, 21'
YOUNG MAN, 2S. veteran, seeks oppor-
tunity to advance himself; wishes position
general office work: excellent references
Box 360-A. Star. 90
YOUNG MAN wants employment in real
estate ONCE to learn business. Part or
full time. Call Wo. 5797 bet. and 8
Evening star., 1948-05-20
uoME IMPRoyEMENT coMPANIEs.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ADDITIONS, Al home improvemnts from
70 oay. HAMILTON CONT CO. RE 4477
ALTERATIONS. ADDITIONS, redecorsting,
siding and roofing: first-class work only;
sassos srss only T. iSs BEsf, INC, W. sSss:
s :es
iss asPHAIT eaLGnfDs DRivEWAY 'uS and concrete
eoMM1N1TY ss5sfsS9 = lsaSTse CO. o. 1865
ESbss Tq 7y2S q 81 414a courts
guaranteed: free estimate. Glebe ogS396. g396.
lath, rock lath, rock lath; S1.50 per bun
eEMENF eis II Work. WORK stone walls, nasstones.
ment driveways, porches, retaining walls.
koek1s Td Phone Rsufs koctvs H9Ps 1855 lane
Kitchens, sinks and cabinets and other
81 SBs1
CoScRETE Il Rii1MAHhs CEMENT rev WORK. footinss,
driveways. porches, bsmt floors steps and
retanins walls eld ao and nc M new ossa Wark
CONCRETE WosK@cal US for walks,
steps, floors, paving, retaining walls,
saTss sa
TON CO.'S Gonerste ,as Contractors Alexan-
we can give quick installation. also easy
payment plan. For full information, @ call
FLOOR SERVICE but the best
laying. sapdinE. finishing. cleaning; pa5.
ING Az c. GoNT6AST0Rs I6 SISg NC 1912 wis'0n'
HOME REMODLiNG. rec. rms. attics,
baths, kit. remodeling, cabinets and ap-
plianses Altico wall tile al coSrT rse9eI
G2HTTsvf9E G2Hfs GG Os $Ss eaKs Gr sss5
sm6ns ree es
mates WA 1856, days or evening
KITCHENS; com Dlete remodsiins; odsina sTEW terms
hsr KS es1lRaSss. Sa9N1M e. esaiss S4s
experts; finest cabinets and appliances;
sstimate Gnmtea MoDERs sasSs HOME GO c., Ma s71o
MODERNIZATION for kitchen, bathrm,
FxDo Raj sp at RE5fs' 15ss ss5m St
PApERfNG AND PAINTING, general re.
soopsS so eTa aSD TSFs sD1Ea Na sG our price,
Obligation, finest materials and workman
SCREEN DOORS, SCREEN wIRE-Large
stock OF screen wire, bronze. galv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
North Capitol and K sts.. Republic 2902.
ATTENTION. HOME OwNERS-Any work,
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS &
HARRIS. Contractors, ST 74S9 or RA
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material Call Sligo 3942, W. D. TAYLOR
9O9 Greenwood ave. Takoma Park. Md.
WATERPROOFING. wet cellars, walls
roofs repaired, masonry repointed, guar.
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas est. on all home imp. and remodel
Jobs; attic rms. and additions specially.
WA SSS7 or uN 424l. 70
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HELP poMEsrlc.

COOK, for small family; to take, care Of
3-year.old child and DO general house,
ys a '' 1:as:a e. w.
COO Cook, White, or Japanese, to do cooling
and upstairs work on estate. IN 'qb 1S. Va; e.
salary $40 mo. Gail IA. a7s1. -24
COOK and general houseworker; must be
health card sundays o oa!e IN amy
between ,a and s, pm, OR. $3.50; or call in
cooR ANb sn50 GA%Recent A'Sp p references
school-aee children; laundress kept; room
and bath If desired; good salary. OR.
COOK AND NURSE ce) clean. reliable ex-
twin beds, bath, radie, $50 SO ca; $50
cook e9S9E At Sas Fl oil ss6 COOK With
good personal refs. to go to Calf Must
COOK -G.H.W,, experienced; city refs: stay
dren; Bendix washer; s2e.25 week. OR.
ssea ss .sl.y M rsoas i%a s?y
;5sD, live T. s 1tis1
ence Call RA. 6426 after i pm. go
live in; fond Of children; s22 week; rel
& i've sxda; M only th9se tafs nsed fond
ss snpy 81 Thss Silver aHS sprs Snn aeI 445 s5e'k
sssI'S sra Sis snd 'f references. ss Call a:ss5
GIRL. exper to care for . small children
dix dix auto. auto washer and dryer: 6-day Wk.,
ss3 W. W Cali NE. 1904 bet. e:So and 5.
GOOD CLEANER. LAUNDREsS, cook and
fond of children; live in or stay over sey-
eral nights; excel. ref: s10o mo. W1o
HoGsEKEEPER. white. live in. to care
for elderly gentleman; $50 per week, &C. call
HOUsEKEEPER, white. middle aged; fond
m motheriess fH home; city refs. FIR. o6o5.
HousEKEEPER. reliable, VI white; settled 3; &c,
3 adults; room, meals, good pay to woman
fsSFas s0Ge 2aqnd Soz Ree
Observation-Disclosures. for middle
room, board and small salary. Box 56-B,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., semi -invalid
phone number. C. B, 719 East Capitol st.
family. : school-ase child aren: pvt room,
eRarr efa rtsa sfupios faSs' 71e i5th St NV stser
LADY, settled. assist in caring for chill
dren; M MI, live od1s in small salary; light WORK
MAID. colored. experienced in s;h.w. and
feHK,ns s0ea &C. a54 and must
MAID, colored. over 80 must be expert
enced. care Of children and gh W; live in.
upstairs rm., and bath; to 60 to seashore
B. 3 mos; during tIss summer; references; go
MAID, si Salary @ open for good cook and
g.h.w., with excellent references and no
outside responsibili.ies adults, anl, chill,
and bath. no laundry; l. weekday after
Breakfast and most SUNDAYS Of prstsr S4s
MAID, live in, fond Of children; nice room,
BendiS: $50 wk. RA. 1856. 80
MAID INV, to, live in, $40 mo-. room
sas beard A1a 1S'eSs s2z 81 bzs se1: 1902 t.
MAID AND LAuNDREss. must be ESQ GOOD
cal sIf MIS- Ss K oy ssa5y s New s 's5 YoTf
NURsEMAID interested in permanent
home, to care for 2 children; must be
p % room and na sa In s vf he11n amp Gss sa
Off no. 64ss.
,NURSEMAID, white: for children 2 and 8;
summer at seashore; experienced: refer
snseS sEooND nj MAID, white. 2o-s5 years Of age;
to live in and assist with school-age
children; apt. cony. to transp.; no laundry;
other help employed. EN-. s133. -25,
and 6-months: live in, fine home, excel
lent salary; must have references. oGGE.
WOMAN. settled, live in. care for child and
PSon. PSass; MRS zRs fETERsos, PIERS N4 ssos, Ext
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