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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

POSTED-All my land in
Holmes county against all tres
passing, hunting and hogs with
out rings. Walter Johnson, Lex
ington, route 3. 29-4tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

FOR SALE-1941 model 7-foot
used Frigidaire Mrs. Otheo
Bradley, Lexington, Box 1913.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

WANTED-Veneer Logs Top
prices paid for poplar, magnolia.
tupelo, sweet gum veneer logs,
is inches and up. Write or phone
3-5403. G.. r. Pierson, Mississippi
Products, Inc. Livingston Road,
Jackson, Mississippi 20-tfnp
Use The .Clossifieds 1t Puys
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25
CLASSIFIED ADS
For Sole

FOR SALE-160 acres, so in
pasture. Large pond near power
and telephone line. Tenant house.
Liberty Chapel community. Price
$1,000. Call 82R-4. 32-2tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

II May Not Be Your Fuult;
Only Your Funeral
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

WANTED TO BUY-Smith and
Wesson 80 revolver. Must be as
good as new. Phone (Moses) 135
Tchula. 32-tfnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

POSTED-All my land against
hunting, day or night, hogs rum
ming at large, and cattle running
at large. E F. Rathell, Rt. 2, Lex
ington. 3l-4tp
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
TRACY, KATHARINE HEPBURN IN COMEDY
 AT 10TH CENTURY

An outstanding cast, headed by co-stars Spencer Tracy and Kath- erine Hepturn and including such tlied- and-true comedy experts as Lucille Ball, Keenan Wynn and Fe- lix Bressart, has been brought to- gether by Metro Goldwyn- Mayer to provide one of the most mirthful movies of the season in Without Love" which opens tonight at the 20th Century Theatre as the week end feature.
 Based on the play by Philip Barry, author of The Philadelphia Story" the next attraction is the story of scientist-inventor tTracy) and a girl tMiss HepburnD both of whom shun love. Each has different req sons for rejecting love, and both are determined to stay away from It.
 Employed by the Government to perfect new high-altitude oxygen imask for fliers. Tracy sets up his workshop in the basement of Miss Hepburn's Washington home, hir- l ing out as caretaker. Soon Tracy finds that she can be of great as- sistance as he puzzles over his in- vention. and the upshot is a start ling proposal by Miss Hepburn that they marry without love-
 Hilarious is the word for the re- sulting se@ience of events.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
DOUBLE FEATURE BILL AT WEEKEND,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

The Capitol Theatre is offering a double feature bill this weekend, one gay musical comedy Beat the Band" and the ether crime melo- drama, Criminal Court"
 A young band leader under the stress of circumstances turns vo- cal teacher, only to find himself in hilarious complication in RKO Ra- dio's musical laugh-rict, Beat the Bani.H Frances Langford stars, with Ralph Edwards. Phillip Terry and Gene Krupa and his band featured.
 Terry portrays the band leader, whose father accepts $S,000 from a former pupil to train her daughter for opera. Terry's high-powered manager, played by Edwards, pre- vails upon the reluctant Terry to tackle the job. Terrys efforts at teaching Miss Langford result in un- forsee complications especially where Miss Langtord. who lives in Terrys house, and has for a chaper- cn Edwards wife posing as Terrys. A riotous climax finds Miss Lang ford in love with Terry, and starring with the band as vocalist
 Hailed as an outstanding. sus- penseful melodrama. RKO Radios Criminal Court" stars Tom Conway and Martha O'Driscoll in gripping story of political corruption in big city.
 Brilliant defense attorney Steve Barnes, in a campaign to clean up the city, is running for district at torney Vic Wright, night club cwn- CT, operating under the corrupt city government, trumps up bribery charge against him. Steve beats up Wright, and when Wright pulls a gun, it is accidently discharged and Wright is killed. Presently, Steve's financee, Georgia Gale, singer at the night club, is discovered with the gun in her hand
 Steve tells his story, but is laugh ed at, and Georgia stands trial. The tlial goes badly for Georgia until Steve gets a brilliant Inspiration and, in a sensational climax. cracks the cage wide open.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
H0OkUp TONIGHT 10
 DEDICATE KFRB NOW
 OPENING, FAIRBANKS

Another milestone in Alaska com- mercial radio broadcasting will be achieved tonight when points in the continental United States and Alas ka will be linked for program com memorating the opening of new Fairbanks station, KFRB. This new Alaska Broadcasting Company out let Tn the interior city began its broadcasting schedule today.
 William J. Wagner, owner-mana- ger has arranged for temporary network so that various portions oi the program will emanate from Washington, D. C., Seattle, Wash, and Ketchikan, Juneau, Anchorage, and Fairbanks North of Seattle the facilities of the Alaska Communlca- tions System will be used to tie the various points together. The com plete program will be heard on KlNY the Juneau ABC outlet. from 10 until l0.30 this evening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
MRS. MARTHA BREDvIK
 A YEARS RESIDENT,
 RETURN NORWAY, PAA

Ms Martha Bredvik of Sitka left today via Pan American for three months vacation to her home town in Norway Mrs. Bredvik came to the United States in 1904 and two years later came to the Territory and set tied in Sitka Tn 1909 she met her fu- tUre husband and they were married in 1910. MT. Bredvik was the owner of the Sitka Mercantile Store until his death in 1945. Mrs. Bredvik stat ed that this is the first time she has teen back to her native land since she came to America.
 Mrs. Bredvik is the mother of five children, three boys and two girls. Four of the children live in Seattle and one son lives with her in Sitka and will manage the store during her absence. She will visit with the children in Seattle until April 20 when she will board a plane for New York. On May she will again board the PAA plane for England and will arrive in Oslo, Norway, May I.
 She will visit her family in Lister and Oslo and for the first time meet her husbands family.
 Mrs. Bredvik has been planning this trip for a year and today she was thrilled and happy to be going home for that long planned visit. Pan American had some difficulty in getting the confirmation of her reservations in Europe but all was cleared a few days ago and Mrs. Bredvik is on her way.
 Pan American presented Mrs. Bredvik with beautiful .corsage of white carnations and the personnel were all smiles when the little old lady graciously thanked them for their assistance in arranging the G. 500 mile journey by air
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
ELDER KENDERSH0T
 10 MAKE ADDRESS
 HERE SAT. EVENING

The 7th-Day Adventist Church invites the public to meeting in the church on Second and Main at 8 p.m. Saturday April 3.
 This occasion is the visit of the guest speaker Elder Vernon E. Hen dershot of Walla Walla, Wash. He has travelled in many lands and for 20 years was a mission educator in British Malaya. From 1938-1940 he was a Senior Air Raid Warden in the city of Singapore. He knows from experience the terrible destruc- tion that can be wrought hy the enemies bombs.
 Elder Hsndershot was for two years mission director in Sarawak, Borneo. He has travelled extensively in the Dutch East Indies and South ern Asia and is considered an au- i thority on Malaga language and cul- ture. He is the author of three au- thoritative books on the Malaya language.
 During the war just passed he was head of the Indonesian Division of the office of War Information in San Francisco, and was in charge of all government broadcasts to Mall ava and the East Indies. During these years he was also official lec- turer for the Office of War Infor- nation He is still closely associated with the State Department.
 Elder Hendershot is the Dean ot Theology at the Walla Walla College of Seventh-Day Adventist. Preceding the guest speakers talk there will be music starting at 7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
ROpTIM!ST CLUB IS
 10 SPONSOR YOUTH MOVEMENT, JUNEAU

The Soroptimist Club held their first meeting of the month yester- day noon on the Terrace of the Bub- ble Room. Several business matters were discussed and further plans for the Youth Movement the club is sponsoring were made The Youth Movement for the Teen Ayers of Ju- neau was adopted several months ago and has just recently reached the complete formation for practice.
 The club voted to write to mem- bers of the French Soroptimist Club in Paris and it will probably be in the form of round robin letters.
 Plans for the coming Soroptimist Club card party to be held in the Parish Hall of the Holy Trinity Church April ' were completed. II will te open to the public and there will be several door prizes. Further details will be announced at later date.
 It was also voted that at the clubs next meeting on April IS guests will be Senior and Alumni girls of the Ju- neau High School.
 Each member was reminded that every Thursday evening the Sorop- timist Club will assist in the mass K ray survey now being held in the hasenaent of the Methodist Church between the hours of and o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
ANNUAL JUNIOR PROM
 TO BE HELD TONIGHT
 IN HIGH SCHOOL GYM

The Juneau nigh School gym has heen completely transformed for the annual Junior Prom tonight, at o'clock.
 The decorating committee has changed the gym into a sparkling fairy land with the aid of few mir TOTS and hlue lights. The Queens caste is of pink and blue and will be lighted inside with tiny lights. Standing beside the castle is the Queens throne and the orchestra stand.
 At II o'clock the grand march will take place and will be followed by the entrance of the Queen and her attendants. She will be crowned by the Junior Class President Mis- Alice Jean Davis. After the Queens cake" has been cut refreshments will be served and the dancing will con tinue until 1l:45 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
0NE-TIME DANCE
 HALL GIRL FROM
 DAWSON MARRIED

VANCOUVER, Wash, April D. tR-Kate Rockwell Matson is a bride today.
 Obviously happy, the one-time dance hall girl from Dawson City exchanged marriage VOWS yesterday with w. L. Van Duren, II, in the courthouse chambers of Justice Fred o. Bowman.
 It was the third venture into mat rimony for Kate, now 68.
 Van Duren, Bend accountant, said he had waited long time for her-had fallen in love with her 18 years before.
 The Chamber of Commerce held reception for the couple after the ceremony which was witnessed by Portland Police Chief James Elem ing and Mrs. Fleming, long time friends of the bride, and attended by almost all the workers in the court house offices.
 They left here for trip to south ern Oregon and will live at Bend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
MAURICE POWERS 10
 TALK MONDAY ON IW(
 PROGRAM OVER KlNY

Maurice Powers, Scout Executive for Alaska, will arrange Forum of Scout activities on the Juneau Wo- mems Club program next Monday night at o'clock. Mrs Edward P Chester, Jr., Club President. will in troduce the program. This is a broadcast which is part of a series of 15-nlinute community center pro- grams under the direction of Mrs Elton Engstrom, club publicity chair man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
vFW, LADIES' AUXILIARY
 JOINT INSTALLATION TO BE TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK

The Veterans of Foleign Wars and the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW will hold a joint installation of l948 officers tonight at 8 o'clock in the post club rooms on Seward Street. All members of both organizations are urged to attend this ceremony.
 After the installation ceremony there will be social in the club room. The installation ceremony is cnly for the members of both or ganizationS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
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JOHN DOOLINS LEAVE
 FOR MERCER ISLAND

MT. and Mrs. John Doolin left yesterday for Mercer Island, near Seattle, where they will visit Mrs. Doolins mother, Mrs. Carol Swan son. and MT. and Mrs. Jack Rear ney, Jr. Doolin is employed by Pan American in ;:neau and plans to be gone for several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
TRINITY WOMEN 10 HOLD COMMUNION
 SERVICES SUNDAY

A corporate Communion Service for the women of the Holy Trinity Church will be held Sunday morn ing, April at 8 o'clock in the church at Fourth and Gold.
 This service will be followed by a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02

breakfast in the home of Ms. Edna Lomen in the Assembly Apartments. Mrs. Helen Rolf will be co-hostess.
 All Holy Trinity women are urged to attend roth affairs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
RAINBOW GIRLS ARE
 TO MEET SATURDAY

Rainbow Girls will have a regular meeting Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. fAll members are requested to be in attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
ATTENTION MOOSE

Members of Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose. There will be a wedding held during the Masquerade Ball, Sat, April 3. Members invited. 85l St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
ATTENTION MOOSE

Members of Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose. There will be wedding held during the Masquerade Ball, Sat, April 3. Members invited. 851 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
FROM CORDOyA

Mrs. c. A. Craft of Cordova IS staying at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02

Genuine Lewis, now available at Casters. $40 tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-02
REBEKAH DRILL TEAM

Party at Mrs. Ed Shaffer's Fri day night s5i It
Evening star., 1948-10-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BooKKEEPER. full chg: capa

BooKKEEPER. full chg; capable; proht
and loss, operating statements; payroll
ea5fs ssf e5IE eofEfsE sf GKA6GA4r GK 1t With
major in socialoey, desires related or
other interesting work; neat. alert in
telligent: available Immediately. Box ! l.
DREssMAKING. design remod. altera-
tons: eve; gowns specially; reas. MISS
I've iHsef sEcfRETAR4p 4p
international and radio experience; member
Of bar full or part-time. MA. 7409, after
GIRL. colored, young. n S. grad. wants
position in store or doctors office. Ii. 1921
GIRL. colored. wishes job as elevator op-
LADY. colored.. wants work as waitress or
any kIna ssts Gall ST e5a:,
NURSE, student wished to care for children
or convalescent patient on week ends. AD
NURSE, hospital-trained; elderly person:
in; reference good. KE $3.50. -
NURSE. goyerness, experienced, wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnut
pFRSoNABLE 35-yr.-old experienced N. Y.
Business woman wishes travelling. position
as consultant or sales rep; excellent ref ;
s5G-s'5 per week and expenses. Box
REsiDEST MANAGER. throushly experi-
esnced excellent references. Box 2ss.D.
SECRETARY. young lady secretary days.
desires Office work evenings. nights a
week 9 pm. to 10 pm. and SATURDAYS,
2 IN. to ! pm, s per hour minimum
North aa6i after 5 pm e.
SECRETARY. years experience desires
permanent position, private once, legal
capacity preferred. Hudson 1881 Monday
81
WOMAN. colored: hospital. practical nurs-
ing experience; wishes Job caring for con-
valescent Or invalid patient. LU. OILS. 81
WOMAN, white. middle-aRed, wants
ghw: competent cook: 5la-day wk: en-
ployed couple without children or widow
Write Box 1894, Star. s.
WOMAN, colored, desires clerk in drv
cleaners sewing exper.; maid or sewing
in dress shop or coffee girl. urn exper. or
sandwich girl LU. 1896,
EXPERIENCED apt. or guesthouse resident
manager and empl daughter desire furn.
apt. exch. services and small salary RE.
$500, Ext. 21l7 or 494. Mon. through Fri
Evening star., 1948-10-05

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practiced today; prepare for the future,
years Of experience given in 10 lessons:
class each Thursday evening, from 4 to
1870 pm: come see how we teach and
the subjects taught; first lecture free: all
classes under supervision of Marshall J.
Waple, who has had 25 years practical
experience. Phone for reservation or ad
ditional information or come and bring
friend: classes held in salesroom of
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV. DI. 3346. -6
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sstion by highly p cultured widow OF Euro
psaa mobfKN TRANHSe h0 IN beauty culture
saasn y
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Learn TO DRrvE IN washineton's oldest,
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school: 194S model cars,
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D. C.. Md Va EASY METHOD NO 1894
CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS
New l949 bids and rules. NEVA STOCK,
certified Culbertson instructor, EX. 353S.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
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BRUSH UP YOUR GERMAN for your
%sis Syerseas JOB eNperienced instructress
ITALIAN LESSONS given by native lady
SPANISH LESSONS, modern methods;
ANOERsoN, lie 10Th st. NV. phone
NE. 1855 H.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
SITUATIONS poMEsTic.

cleaner; wishes days work; IS and car
GIRL. eolored. wants mornings from 8
GIRL wants lob. rhw. 5ia-dav week:
no cooking; stay two eyes AD O9s9 .
GIRL , wants days work or full-time Job.
5 afternoons week AK 4746 after
GIRL. colored. from the country. desires
general housework; live in. Lincoln 80
GIRL Good esGFss COOK ~aRs Rsie4sn,. s Ho i
oloyed couple; 81 days. TW' aiIe.
GIRL GIRL: co oFed wants days T2Tk 5000
GIRL. coiored' desires work as IS counter
glrI or child care Exper Ho. 0i6l
GIL. eolorsd wants days work Fond OF
GIRL: colorsd wishes maid WORK. YORK hotel
or fna Office Call CO. 4@ls from 10 till
GIRL. coiored. city refs, wishes work as
anytime, MI .3sl".
SsfF GsfL n S09ssS Verso wants fhT By day or
LAUNDREsS, experienced on church and
ladies clothes: also linen; wants laundry
MAID, fTnf coored homd desre: eG 90sa ob live in
646s 4:30 to @ pm, -
WOMAN. colored, wants ghw.. plain cook
ing no laundry: 512-day week to or
10 to 8. TW. O343 after 4 pm.
WOMAN, colored, wishes evening work
cleaning ofhces; experienced ME- 31Is .
WOMAN wants g.h.w. 5 days wk.; Al
refs. with children. q to 40. DU. Oa34
WOMAN, with good refs, wants part time
or ) days wk. DE. 01O3.
WOMAN wants part time work. Best OF
refs. No children. NO. 914S.
WOMAN, middle-aged wants work clean
ing office or store. Call Adams 1856 81
WOMAN, colored wants days work Wed
and Thur. Call EN- 27ss Tuesday
WOMAN, coloped. wants Ink work, Mon
day through Friday; hours a-3. LU. 23O2 =
WOMAN desires maid work or cooking;
refs. Call HO. 655l
Evening star., 1948-10-05
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books opened,
closed monthly service back work eausht
BOOKS sh
part time. tax returns PREPARED state
penGx, mentS sIdsts .WEp reasons reasonable OR GOA
coLLEGE GRADUATE in agriculture,
B. s, and NJ, S desrees, U. of Wisconsin,
moderate salary. Box 357-A, Star. 5'
COLLEGE STUDENT wants TO hrs.
work after 2:30 pm. MR.. BLAKE, MI.
CoNsTRUCTIoN sUPT,, Thoroughly ex-
perienced on residential and commercial
faRs5ap''en etc. PA t?aaa
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. 17-yrs. experience,
AK s744 aft pm or BOX 3oo-A. Star
EXECUTIVE would like to make connec-
tion with a reliable cencern with chances
secretary, ofhce and credit mgr, personnel.
including various tax returns for grow
Sspd. for the pst
O.. A. LUsSIER. sH 6Is5 -
Man sober oondso,e' care valuable prop;
intelligent. adaptable. ROY, OR. Zoos
PAINTER. general repair man. many years
GEORGE SMITH. Ma. .34.
PLUMBER wants job. all types; good lead
worker; nondrinker' steady. Hudson 9343.
SPANISH-ENGLISH speaking: B A. In
soc. scs.; grad work, public adm; exp.
in adm. research and teaching. DU. GAIL,
STENOGRAPHER. experienced and speedy,
desires part-time work afternoons or
evenings. WO. 2l97
YOUNG LAW and college grad, single,
passed D. G. bar June. 1a4s. desires posi-
ton with law hrm or allied field. Box
314-A, Star So
Evening star., 1948-10-05
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASKEW'S HOME sERvICE-Paintipg pa
per hanging, floor sanding and modernizlnS
@ srrIcs s. sa4
furnished free. Call Sligo 3942. W. D.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nasstone
ment ,driveways., porches. retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds Of water proofing.
Md phone HsHfs RocHve F0fns5 sSs lane
CONCRETE, cement work. footines, drive
po5shes nId floors steps
fLodks fA55a cEEASfb .. AND p wxxiD .anaed
and finished. AZ years at making homes
brighter. RA. 6s59. LUCAS. LUCAS g.
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laying, sandinE. finishing cleaning paI.
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knrcHfS iln sHf sPMo6Einc. sG SELLING planning and
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at making homes brighter Best WORK,
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Can manshi sns TIME Ex oss s'i MR.
PAPER HANGING. painting; work suaran-
teed; white MECHANICS; free estimates; Q do
REMODELNG. fireproofing. roofing. siding,
general home Improvement work cellar to
roof: small monthly payments II desired
Call ST. 3366 for free estimates; ma
TIONAL DECORATING CO. s02 18th
RUGS AND CARPETS cleaned, on or of
your floors 4, years at making homes
brighter RA $3.50. LUCAS, LUCAS, &
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Terms if desired
LET US CONVERT YOUR PORCH or attic
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freplaces. porches. drives, retaining walls
drainage, tiles and waterproofng. AN
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Gaithersburg. Md. Phone ,Gaithersburg
II
Evening star., 1948-10-05
PERSONAL,

I14:I1s YAcANcY 1.ri N NgKsINS SH saHS HOME a4h0
KTDDiE LAND NURSERY Kindergarten-
Small groups. exper; techers; lge. inclosed
anshss Rns yara ranP0 Sony sH Ed5s ss bike Hot
VACANCY in private licensed home for one
or two girls, one TO- six years; day or full
REST HOME. small, has pleasant front
invalid or elderly lady; overlooking beau
clean: excellent care and food. home at
mosphere; references if required Vienna
DRAPERIEs and slip covers, custom made,
antsed MRS WILLEIT; oX: sis!: 5.
soas sao0s St. rub nx yopl MI a'nfs so and pains
prompt an1 snieient service: open ewes
SESrAt SiSs f'A fkchSicixsJos.pa Il 9S 2sS RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repsirs
sqI In S sf sad ma o1s
fneerwave. SOC No appointments All
YNS e0ns sk6HrY sE sio +
TREDA R. osTRow, Phi. T, lie. No; 50.
announces her return TO praetiee of physi-
GnRSAs GER "a sD0' rEaNsIAr1oSs @ c0na sDeesiiy asf
documents and letters in German script:
reasonable. Box }SSA! Star.
GRAD. NURSE will give 24-hr. nursing
care to patient at her home. S25 wkly.
a:}0 and s. Temple 6937 -
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO. colds and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse
APPOINTMENT. Ho. 452l. ii
sleeves, new lengths. stylish capes; jackets
AT LITTLE FOLKS" NURSERY and kin
dergarten. children are really happy. Your
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FURNITURE upholstered. furniture cleaned
Reasonable prices. CO. 439s TO-
DRAPERIES, slipcovers; MADE with your
materials or ours. CO. 1895. 1Gs
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ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING done
expertly, quickly and reasonably. MRS.
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