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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-10
BELLE VALLEY
Mothers Club
Plans Outing

BELLE VALLEY - The Belle
Valley Mothers club met Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Nugsch, assisted by
Mrs. Dorothy Varhola. There
were IA members present. The
annual picnic for members and
their families is to be held Thurs
day, June, "a at 6 p. m. at the
home of the president, Mrs, Irene
Devoid.
Memorial Weekend Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mann
(nee Mildred Strickrath), of
Ocean Park, Calf, and Charles
Strickrath, of Clarksburg, w.
Va, visited Noble county rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Colley, of
Canton, visited his mother, Mrs.
Mary Colley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Leisure and
daughter, Sandra, of Navarro,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Leisure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates Smith and
daughter, Robin, of Washington,
d. c., We're Monday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston
Ralph and family.
Personals
Grace Carnes, telephone oper-
ator at GAINESVILLE, is spending a
two weeks sick leave at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
E. Carnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Andersen
have returned to their home here
after spending the winter at Car
rollton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Ralph,
Mrs. M. A. Ralph and Betty Lou
Buckley attended commencement
exercises Tuesday, June l, at
Dover for Robert Vaughn.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-10

SHARON - Members of the
Methodist Mystery club were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Parks at Seneca Lake
Wednesday evening. Mrs, Ruth
Marquis was co-hostess. Mrs. Ed
ma Wiley presided and had
charge of devotionals.
During the social hour Mrs.
Ada Ackley had charge of con-
I test with Mrs. Edna Wiley Win
ming prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hos
tesses to the following members
and guests: Mrs. Lillian Boyd,
Mrs. Avice Eicher, Mrs. Martha
Burlingame and Jane, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Marquis and David,
Mrs. Vera Harmon, Mrs. Cora
Marquis and Deanna, Mrs. Edna
Wiley and Kay, Mrs. Ada Ackley,
Mrs. Mary Haga, Mrs. Audrey
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Parks.
Ladies Aid
The. Aiken Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian church held their
June meeting at the home of Mrs.
B. B. Wheeler at Caldwell, on
Thursday afternoon. The regular
business session was held and re-
freshments were served by hos
tesses, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Chloe
Pierce and Mrs. Bernice Mar
quis.
COnvalescing at Home
Elmer Stoneking, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Darwin Stoneking, is
recovering from a tonsil opera
alton performed at Thompson
hospital, Caldwell, last Tuesday.
Good NeighbOrs
Neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haga gathered at their
home Thursday and Friday and
cleaned house in preparation for
Mrs. Haga's return from White
Cross hospital, Columbus, Satur-
day. Mrs. Haga has been a pa
tient at the hospital for several
weeks and is now convalescing.
Those assisting in the work
were Martha Burlingame, Mary
Haga, Cora, Lucille and Ruth
Marquis, Narelle Parrish, Mable
Wheeler and Edna Wiley.
Mothers Club Meets
Mrs. Edna Wiley was hostess
to members of Sharon Mothers
club, Wednesday afternoon.
The Sharon Mothers club So
cial and bazaar which was to be
held June 10, has been postpon-
ed until June II at Forest Grove
high school. 1t will feature fancy
work, entertainment and refresh
ments.
The public is invited.
Personals
e Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Archibald,
Mrs. Lucille Boyd, Mrs Thelma
Boyd and children, Kaye and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-10
COAL RIDGE

COAL RIDGE - Those attend
ing the wedding and reception of
Martha Zudell to David c. Mill
er and visiting friends here were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hlavac, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Panko and child
rem, Mrs. Anna Panko, Mrs. Mar
garet Boros, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Sesik, Mr.. and Mrs. Vinson
Sesik, Mrs. Mary Marcis and
children, Sam, Dan, Richard and
Edna, all of Cleveland; Andrew
Bendick, Sr., Andrew Bendick,
Jr., Mary Slebodnick and Patri-
cia Hannis, all of Youngstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Balint and
twin babies, of Cleveland, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Zudell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-10
RENROCK

RENROCK - The w. S. c. S.
will meet at the home of Olive
Thorla, Thursday, June 10, for
an all day meeting. Lora McNutt
will have charge of the devotion
ais and program leader will be
Floy Tilden
I Several Of the veterans who
are enrolled on-the-farm training
attended a meeting at Lloydsville
| in Belmont county, Wednesday.
The kitchen shower held at the
Grange hall for Mr.. and Mrs,
Wayne Bickford was well attend
ed. They received many nice
presents.
The Laurel Grange came to
Renrock, Friday night There
were 70 present and a fine pro-
gram was presented by the Laur-
el Grange and enjoyed very
much. The winners in the No
Knead bread contest was Floy
Tilden. Felicia Thorla placed sec
ond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bickford
spent the weekend at her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Reed.
Miss Nadenef Morrison was at
her home one day this week.
Mrs. Omar Reed spent Sunday
and Monday at the home of hef
parents and brother helping Mrs.
Rollin Combs, who is having
trouble with her throat.
Preaching next Sunday at CSC
a. M, followed by Sunday school
A kitchen shower was held
at the Renrock Grange Hall on
Thursday, June 3, for Wayne
and Mary Bickford.
The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Wilson
and son and daughter, of Cum
berland, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Haines and children, Mr.. and
Forrest Thorla, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Milhone and granddaugh
ters, Phyllis and Jane, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
White and daughter, of McCon-
nelsville, Mr.. and Mrs. Hermaa
| Gilliland, Jonas Nelson AMI
| daughter, John Nelson, Fred
Shuster and son, of Reinersville
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rex and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Rex, Bessie Reed, Donna Mil
hone.
Mrs. Omar Reed, Charles, Roy
James, Floyd, Exie, Larry, Emil
Cecil and Pearl Reed, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Vernon Reed, Don Black
ford, Virginia Mitchell, Jimime
| Moore, of High Hill.
| Clyde McIntryc, Harry Rex,
Charles King, Bill Bickford, Dav-
i'd Coulson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Tilden and daughter, Nadene
Morrison and the honored guests,
Wayne and Mary Bickford. They
received many useful gifts. Those
not present but who sent gifts
| were Mrs. Grace Dickinson, MI
and Mrs. Carlos Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Combs, Herbert
Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
| Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. Eo
/ Combs.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-06-10

.
. Dig day in Senecaville. Man,
former residents always make i
point to be here and no com.
ihuhity can boast a finer GENE.
terry or more patriotism.
Attends Wedding
Among those from here attend
ing the wedding of Louis Wolfe
and Miss Mary Alice Stiles at Mt
Ephraim, Sunday, May 80, wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wolfe, Mrs
Charles Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. C
y. Marquis, Mrs. D. P. Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Brice Keller anc
daughter, Belva, Mrs. Edith Hin
ten and daughter, Suzanne, C. D
Mlley, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kel
Ter and daughter, Janice, Mr.. anc
MRS. M. F. Devine, Mr.. and Mrs
:. Z. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs P. E
hlch and guests of the Rich's
Mr.. and Mrs, Evan Hahn, Stow
Mrs. Margaret Hahn, of New
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Campbell, of Utica, F. H
Campbell, of Detroit, Mich, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Campbell O
Cambridge.
Birthday Dinner
The children of S. L. Murphy
gathered at his home at Chase
vile, Sunday, May 80 for fam
liy dinner in honor of his 98tl
birthday and also the birthda,
OF his son, John. Those presen
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dettr;
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
WIN Dettra and children, DAMN
Dettra, of Sandusky, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ivan Secrest and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Murphy ant
son, Myron, of Macksburg, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy, O
Shelby.
Attends Commencement
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Rich attend
ed the commencement exercise,
of the Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware, Monday, June 7. Ths
daughter of jean Rich Suffridge
was a member of the graduatins
class.
Among the Ill
Ernest Pittinger remains in e
very serious condition at the
home of his father-in-law
Charles Steele.
Levia Williams suffered E
stroke of appoplexy and is very
I'LL at his home on Church street
The condition of ]. S. Channel
is reported to be unimproved. He
remains patient at st. Franci.
hospital.
Mrs. Harley Fisk, of Oppossun
Valley, is patient at Swan hos
pital.
John T. Watson, of Senecaville
route, was dismissed from The
Swan hospital to his home, Sun
day.
R. M. Secrest was recently dis
missed from the ST. Francis hos
pital.
Mrs. Paul Brownfield has beer
readmitted to the Swan hospital
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HELP MEN and WOMEN,

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator, thor
oughly experienced on Remington 2s5.
Permanent position. 517-day wk.: air
cond. Bethesda office. Call WI. 1922.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
for advancement. vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
ployment ONCE, n P st. ne. Mon. through
Fri, a m. TO 4:30 pm.
ICE CREAM PLANT WORKERS needed
4217 Bladensburg road. -17
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, registered,
fer, 19r doctor'S en s. ofice. DIR. BENZ. MANcH4EEs-
SODA DISPENSERS, experienced; must
bring reference; no Sundays SOUTHERN
DRUG CO. 18th and SITS NV is
STENOGRAPHER CLERK and general
Office work; typing and shorthand required
Apply TERMINAL STORAGE CO., 1st and
ATTENTION, DEMONSTRATORS. expert
enced; opportunity join organization. of
originator hostess party plan; for brushes
and chemicalS; finest line future guaran-
teed. few unusual managerial oppor-
tunities still available. Call HO 3270
SUPER MARKET PERSONNEL Shirley
Food Stores, newly CONDITIONED market
at Columbia pike and Glebe rd, Arl. re-
ouire the following personnel; Men. gro
Cery stockman, meat cutter, produce man;
women Checkers and meat packagers. APP
ply SHIRLEY FOOD STORES. 2SO6 So
Quincy St, Shirl1neton Shopping Center
Arl-. Va III
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

ACCORDION; also other Instruments; pri-
vate lessons: instruments loaned Tor trial;
For infor.. AID. 1896. MR.. JAY. TO-
PPLAsTERING APPRENTIcEs-Those in
terested in learning the Plasteringe trade 4
vestment Bldg, for application for our
plastering, apprentice, school opening later
.hI mGntR .R,x Nshp slasssS tr
terested in learning the bricklayine trade,
contact Mr.. oHan,on, Room 426, Invest
ment Bldg, for application form for. our
Nh essaes sshe9 nomns ee
ACADEMY OF DRIVING by ap,
sHkPGssh sqiPfis fff FIYSG Re Ss1iRucos 1Ss1 unde,
81 bill. Men and women. Phone Olive:
MoDERs sssD Il efsasi in oe.u., culture. all
sos ior 81 traipins % AVS1HseF WHRF1YNS Z sEAUTY
f9sseE ffskS 10 sS s. P1 3ar '1Ss lSs
sn, HAsy MsTaop seHooL So 15s4
RePats na0ny CHARLES a S SEwMAa
STUDIOS, 1906 G st. NV. ME, 400 or
BtUT9 sh }2 for 81
training in all subjects; day. night and
part5tme classes S1, Get ) our free sat eata,osre
MABEalE aTs MA H9sogR gIfaS ScH9HL' 1891 l34o NJ T.
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 Gl. MA. 234O.
AIR CONDITIONING
Mechanically inclined men get free facts
about repair and installation work oppor-
tunites and Spare-time training plan.
Write UTILITIES INST. Box 3S6-Y, Star.
Ia
TENNIS TEACHER, experienced. male,
wanted for two girls, beginners; 10 hours,
consecutive Sundays. Hours. 1912 noon;
total. 500 Write Box 2S6-A. Star. 49,
DRIVING LESSONS by exp. teacher; salts
faction guaranteed; any hours. EN-. 1858.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION-Stude accept
ed; beginning and advanced pupils. MR..
WRIGHT, GE. ST5:' evenings. IL
PRACTICAL NURSING-Train quickly at
home: excel. pay: many earn while learn
ing informa ton free. WAYNE SCHOOL OF
PRACTICAL NURSING. Box 3s5-Y, Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

tor adult family Of 3 in GEORGETOWN Nj
COOK AND LH.K; to work in Falls
salary: Apply in person to MRS. CHENEY,
cook-G.H w., experienced and reliable;
bath bath s25 wees .efe differences req, 1919
GOWN s:s'' Sf shd1sn II" 's's AL ''Ss[s? eH q
G.H.W.. small apt convenient to transpor-
G;H,W.-Whte tourist home in mtns,, JOB
ZEN LODGE Ft' . Box FL Edinours; Va
G.H.w;. plain cooking; small apt; pm
health card and ref. required SID. 30
GH.w.; live in; $50 wk. refs. and health
card; very nice rm. and bath. OR. 0729.
G.H:w.-cooK. live in, settled. fond of
HoUsEKEEPER. colored. live in. upstairs
room, with bath; couple in business. 7-yr.-
old child; g.hw., light laundry. plain cook
0ea os s sesy wsst & anu mSs sn have We s
weekdays, AD 01SI -,o
HoUsEKEEPER. preferably live in; de-
adults Call Sun, WI. a5:9; weekdays,
NURSEMA1D. complete charge of 16-mo.
off and every other Sunday after giving
children noon meal; experienced; S25
week; must be fond of children. DE. 4737
WAITRESS, white. for private home in
NV section: good living conditions; excel.
wages; live in: go North for summer: must
days for appointment. MA. "629 II
WOMAN, colored. about 35 years old,
and 6-months: live in. fine home: excel
Ioot rnfo
oqh2 10
WOMAN. colored, about 35 years old
for roomng house mr.. Dupont Circle.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; DOCKS started. ker

ACCOUNTANT. expert; DOCKS starred kept
part time, tax returns prepared state
ments. audits: reasonable OR 2074
ACCT -BKPER.. male. college, exper de-
sireS off. mgr. position or similar. HO
CREDIT MGR. also yrs of exper Br
office mgr. cashier and waiting on public,
desires perm. position. Box 64-V, Star,
JANITOR wishes job with quarters for
sell. wife and child; refs. VI 0330. IL
MAN desires employment on farm with
Quarters for self and wife. VI, 1872; II.
elevator, desires niehtwork; -efs. AT.
1897. II
MAN, middle aged. personable, wants part
time day work; references; good at figures
MAN To WORN from pm. to 1 pm,
Call Me. 3644.
MUSICIAN. Hawaiian trio or duo with yo-
cal. desires position. Executive 0151. 22'
NAVY VETERAN, 20. white desires job
OF any type for summer months. Box
PHARMAciisT. registered. full or part
time: reliable exp. AID. 1925. liz
TWO BROTHERS, college students. desire
summer employment; available May 81.
VETERAN, age 80. married. h. s. educa-
ton. experienced with Monroe calculating
machine, mimeograph, typing $50 w.p.m;).
keeping and all general office work. inter-
ested in permanent work with chance for
advancement. Box TIA. Star. IL
YOUNG VETERAN desires Job as car or
light truck driver, D. C. license. NO.
9SS5. 50
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SAlESAEk (Coat.D.

PART TIME-We have an excel. opport
for several alert, clean-cut men with pleas
ing personalities willing to work from $50
to $50 ewes. and Sat, following leads.
Our business is dignifed and we'll known.
Car essential. Several of our part-time
men earn S4O0 monthly. For apptI, ad-
dress Box 229-B. Star. liz
ing the public; preferably with car; earn
ings in upper bracket If willing to work.
Call TR. $3.50 for appt lis
SALESMEN-Unusual opportunity for high
type reliable young man with pleasing
personality. in expanding trailer coach
firm; salary and commission Write
stating qualif1ca tlons to Box 44-A, Star.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-2 experienced
men needed by very active offce. for sale
of houses and investment properties. See
Mr Fisher, JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 K St NV. III
SALESMAN. successful in one-call closing
to sell low-prSed educational deal; 50fe
comm, payablt at orce; live leads furn.
eventual larger earnings to man who can
qualify. Phone MR.. ELDON, AID. O3S4.
SALESMAN, $1,000 up class: career OPP
portunity for rigtt man, appointment sell
Ing only. We have more contacts than
our present staff can cover, supported by
radio and magazine publicity; draw
against earned commission. ENCYClO-
PEDIA BRITANNICA Cali Mr.. Magill,
RE. 6911 for executive interview. -19
WANTED, SALESMAN to sell major ap-
plianoes, radios and television direct to
the consumer; highest commission paid
ply at DELL's, 4o3 10th st, NV, Phone
FIX 5S44 l7s
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PERSONAL.

COOL, COMFORTABLE rm., in suburban
home, for elderly lady or couple; no in
stitutionaI a;nosohess ai. OIL os 1912. -, ~ ~
condition. -23
KALoRAMA CoNvALESCENT HOME. for
ambulatory convalescents; private, semi
private and small ward rooms registered
nurses. day and night; supervised diets.
SHADOW DOW WORK and private invest,ga-
tiSns Spseiaty Weodlsy de. II4as 5I4a -. -.
GRIGsBY co has solved this problem for
thousands for as low as S39.95. Open
till II pm. Phone calls accepted. Ma
ALL CREDITORS WILL MEET at my Of
or contact Attorney VIM. E. Carey: Ma:
1870, Union Trust Bldg. Signed, ROBERT
PRoFEssioNAL 5hSSGoNAL wRITING-Any topic,
any purpose. any length; we write it, you
sign it: expert handling, of books, auto
letters of applicable publicity releases,
etc Call EX. $3.50. Ext. "a. 30
SONG wRITERS-Your songs or other
musical ideas arranged in professional
manner ready to submit ,d for puoliGaat3i99n a39
BUTTONS COVERED, buttonholes made.
hem facings. dressmakers' and tatlors' sup
plies and notions: 24-hour service on but
tons and buttonholes. zippers. 1924 2Oth
St NV, tel Dupont 6639 is
REDUCING. cabinet baths: gentlemen only:
Hotel. Hrs. 6 to pm GL. 6I72. 1s'
VACANCY on ist and end floor front
rooms; tray service; porehes. lawns. 81.
p7s6. L"
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.,

GIRL, colored, exper., refs. needs any kind
night work after q pm, waitress. Kitchen
helper, charwoman, etc. MRS. DUNBAR,
CO 3302
GIRL, light colored, exper. desires job as
waitress; preferable daywork. AID. Gl19
LADY, interested in S1OO-week position
competent to handle important tranSac-
tions, fearless confident, plus 20 years years
business experience. both retail and whole
sale What have you? overlook 6o37, IL
NURSE, white. day duty: best references.
FIR 0790.
registered in District: fe-
ma lie, who has made good in Philadelphia,
hard working: desires to connect with drug
gist Box 46S-Y Star 1S*
PRACTICAL NURSES available: trained
graduates: day or night duty: reasonable
rates DI. 1854. MISS BEE. weekdays only.
SECY-STENO. DEGREE; research inita-
tive: 10 yrs. asst. 3 nationally known men:
5-day week RE. 4Os5 IL
TYPIST knowledge of shorthand, also tel:
oper., $40 to 10 ewes. Call RE. 81 SO
after $40 pm. IL
CoLLEGE-TRAINED SECRETARY. 6 yrs
exper. extensive patent work; So5 mini
mum Box 10-A, Star. -lS
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PERSONAL fcont)

PERMANENT Waves. s4; saampoo ans arc
Wor. done by advanced students. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 G st
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-JosEPH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
6n5 isth s NV. l4th and + MA. o1.s
prompt and efficient service open ewes.
31O9 l4th St NV co gel,
skill in dressmaking, restylins and ,altera-
tions nothing too complicated to handle
LEA .ENGEL formerly 5th ave. N. ".
11l0' st. NV, centrally located above
PARSONS CoUNTRYsIDE CAMP assures
your child of wonderful. never-to-be for
gotten camp experiences" 150-acre farm;
pony riding, swimming, creative arts and
crafts. music archery, boxing: separate
age groups for boys and girls hot lunches;
daily transp.; overnight camping: Litera-
ture mailed upon req. RUTH PARSONS
WHAT ARE MUSICAL DOLLARS. Listen
to LENDERS on Station WARL from 1880
to sunset every day.
DRESSMAKING. alterations done expert
ly. quickly, reasonably graduation dresses
and bridal gowns. MRS. RIDDLE. 20O4
Florida ave NV, between Connecticut
ave. and 10th st. NV, tel. DU. 1863. is"
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peyAIRs AND SERVICES (csnt.).

A. AND rssl hs.ir5 o0SRs
fokeHEs kSkeaMs 4Ssnso 4fSSsennsosfp ssnsr.l carpentry;
Rabro' Z a. g. TEPPE8isfoS. z vi HS RECORD PLAYERS,
Auto radios; all makes; repair, sales and
service working done by nromne ssap
hntfa Rn6io FsDaiF APpL1sacE es Co, sSis Ga. ave-
RPkTFR,GGPPKAToks PT GER g %or6ks. n @ Washing ma
Commercial: CONNER guaranteed work. DEPENDo
GG Epr.TkED ri sai i. makes
Commercial and household: also washing
Mrsi.e' SERVICE. uN' $3.50. ABc APPLIANCE co.
REFRrGERAroRs, all makes; also wash
IRS o pashinss OH. os 411s Il cellar, wet, -
Pert seTy,ie WAppEnL Gsa[anrfs04 r. 4sas a ''0S ss
RooF REPAIRS, cutters. downspouts. All
painting R ana Ra saas
ROOFING-All types roofs repaired: new
metal work, Euttering and downspoutS; =, no
sss5: free se' est. ~ A. D. THOMAS. ss'
ing; suffering snd spoutins Call MR..
RooFTNG, slate. Stag. gutter. spouts,
soER s'aa|At: su.ransesd' Tai0'eS JOHN cLirroN aE
3431 -Z3
sCREENs-sCREENs-sC SCREENS -. Com
plete line of wire and wood for al types
OF screen work and carpentry, Call
Greenbelt 5241 or 3797 for free estimates.
STONE, FLAGsTONE AND CEMENT-spe-
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag
stone. also cement drives, porches. walls,
mates mates call JERRY. AT 1855.
TELEyISION Installation and repairs: work
done in your home; free estimates; vet
eran: 20 yrs. electronic exp. TIA. 0?24. IT.
TILE TILE REPAIRs; work guaranteed. N. J.
cleaned. oiled and sdtustsd
TYPEWRITER CO. 813 l4th nv
UPHOLSTERING AND SLIP COVERS
Seats retied, cushions rebuilt: work guar
anteed. G. R. WHITED. AT. 2l37 or
FIR. 1862
TO INSTALL, repair, all types roofs gut
ters. spoutng, sheet metal work; no money
down, 80 mos. to pay; work guaranteed.
C. w. BROWN. residence, AID. S9. sS.l;
ALL KiNDs OF CARPENTER repair work
done. including roofing work: 20 years
eXDerience j n FOWLER h63H
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. Al home improvemnts from
20 pay. HAMILTON CONT. CO. RE. 4417,
AsKEw's HOME SERVICE. painting, paper
hanging. foor sanding, ETC.: prompt serv-
HsPHaLr fis 6kivEWaY M eva and concrete. 'g re-
ssfsf5 1sasTss o P59np o. sessSS 4sSe
HsPHALT HahH} 6RivEWaYs al st badminton f courts
parking areas and resurfacins; work
guaranteed; free estimate. Glebe 2396.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Rock lath, rock
lath' rock roc nls lath: rock lath' $3.50 per bun
eARpENsTRHY, Special prices free estimates:
Al builder, remodelins, repairs and new
work: complete building service of every
SsSel!nlGn Seit si or g! s5 JOHN j. CROSS oifsn
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, fasstones,
terraces. walks. chimneys' firepiaces ,o;s: &C.
r. MARCUCCIO. Route 4, Horners lane,
R9skyilIs Md Ph99e Rockville sSss - :,
furnaces; overhauling of oil burners, clean
and doors Hayrides Phone cH. pr,
kitchens, sinks and cabinets and other
home imp mproyementS personal supervision
coScRETE CEMENT WORK, footinss,
retaining walls old and new work c.
CoNCRETE WosK"call US for walks,
steps focrs, paving. retaining walls.
foundations waterpr1ofing, % underpinnIng' Id
TION CO.. Concrete Contractors. Alexan-
dria. Va. TIE 1867.
EENCE-Now is the time to get your fence,
payment plan. For full information, call
Ii o143. 80
nrSGts mes Iusb chain i !I4s 9t buy now before sym
FENCES, CHAIN LINK. all posts laid in
concrete; lifetime job; reasonable and
quick service; easy payment plan. ST.
iT@" floor a sEk2cSosn,ne EENoh Go Du. the oe..
auet installstiens BRUCE finishes, FLOOR
ING IN ,Se HoNI6ASgnRs' I6 81 INC 1919 "iscon-
HOME REMODLfNG. rec rms, attics,
baths kit; remodeling; cabinets and ap-
tile fooring; free estimates SUBURBAN
HYAfTsvILIE coSTkAcT1SG Co;
Work suaraateed monthly S terms; aa free esti-
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PAP ParERfNG II eas AND '' paINTING sSsN general re-
pairs; white mechanic; interior. exterior;
do my own work: IA. 7720. 20
ROOFING AND SIDING. get our price, no
ooiisat ,e on finest materials and workman n.
SCREEN DOORS. SCREEN wIRE-Large
stock of screen wire. bronze, galv. and
black; also most standard sizes screen
doors. WOLFE e. BORDOW HOW'RE,
North Capitol and K SITS. Republic ?9o2.
wATERPROoFING. wet cellars wallis
roofs repaired, masonry repointed. guar.
service; low prices. NEVINS. TW. Sl?4.
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ATTENTION. HOME owNERs-Any work,
from foundation to roof. Call HARRIS &
HARRIS, Contractors, ST. 14S9 or RA.
n04 auy time 23'
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ments and remodel Jobs; attic rms. and
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while / have the
material Call Sligo 3942,. w. D. TAYLOR.
900 Greenwood ave. Takoma Park. Md.