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Marion progress., 1948-12-09
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COOKING Class

The time has come to begin plan
ming that Christmas fruit cake.
Here are some recipes, some of them
old and some of them new. Take
your pick.
Fruit Cake
4 cups sifted cake flour
/ teaspoon mace
a teaspoon nutmeg
2 teaspoons cinnamon
y teaspoon baking soda
3 pounds currants
2 pounds seeded raisins
l pound citron. sliced .
2 cups blanched almonds, sliced
! pound butter
2 cups light brown sugar
8 eggs
l cup cold strong coffee
Sift flour, spices and soda to-
gether times. Mix with fruits and
nuts. Cream butter and sugar until
fluffy. Beat egg yolks until thick.
Add yolks and whites to butter
sugar mixture. Add flour fruit mix
ture alternately with the coffee.
Pour into pans lined with creased
paper. Bake in an over 275 for 3
to 4 hours.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
Dark Fruit Cake

l dozen eggs
l pound butter
l pound sugar
u pounds flour
2 pounds shelled nuts chopped
l cup brandy
teaspoons cinnamon
1 teaspoon allspice
l teaspoon cloves
2 teaspoons nutmeg
1 teaspoon soda
2 pounds raisins seeded
2 pounds currants
l pound citron, cut fine
l pound dates, cut up
Il pound dried figs, cut up
l cup molasses
The flour h GU | d be slightly
Drowned in the oven before COM
mencing the cake. Cream butter
and sugar, add eggs which have
been beaten separately and 1 pound
of the flour. Add spices Use u
pound flour to dredge the fruit,
add to the cake batter. Add brandy
and molasses. Add soda which has
been dissolved in l tablespoon of
water. Divide in 2 parts and put in
creased paper lined pans. Bake in
an oven 275 degrees.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
MACHINERY FOR SALE

MACHINERY FOR SALE
Good used TD-4O International trac-
tor with bulldozer, price 100000.
Used General Motors Model 3029-A
Diesel power unit suitable for pull
ing saWmill. -
Used los Gu. ft. CP portable air
compressor.
Used Diston chain saw.
Used Is" 20" rock crursher.
Used double drum Clyde hoist, gas
oline powered.
Used 18" X 30' Haise portable belt
conveyor.
E. F. CRAVEN COMPANY,
P. O. Box 538, Greensboro, N. C.
Telephone 3-5521.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

SPECIAL SALE of new merchan-
disc Clothing for men, women
and children All merchandise must
go regardless of cost. Our building
must be removed to build new one
in its place. Honeycutt's Bargain
Store in Stumptown, Marion, N. c..
4tp
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
White Fruit Cake

u pound butter
u pound sugar
p dozen eggs.
2 cups fresh grated cocoanut
z pound flour
p pound citron, cut thin
u pound blanched shelled al
monds, cut up
u pound shelled pecans, cut up
l teaspoon baking powder
Dredge cut up citron with flour.
Cream the butter and sugar, and add
eggs, which have been beaten sepa-
rately Add the flour sifted with the
baking powder. Mix thoroughly. Add
citron and nuts. Bake in an oven 275
degrees for / hour. This makes one
loaf.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
Wire Production at Peak

Electrical wire manufacturers in
the United States now are producing
wire for homes and commercial build
ings at the record rate Of six billion
feet per year, nearly three times the
pre-war rate, according to figures re-
leased today by U. S. Rubber COM
pany. Reason for the high produc-
ton is the postwar building boom. Al
most 100 per cent of the homes be-
ing erected today are wired for light
ing and appliances and, in some in.
stances, electric heating. The aver
age size home uses 1900 feet of wirc
Large commercial and industrs@
buildings use much more wire. NJ
of the wire is made Of copper in~'''~
ed with rubber. The shortare Of. CO,
per has stimulated interest n o'l1'0":-
um wire, which is r7ortif@' r'@~9-~
and lighter in wei@Ht
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

CHINA AWARE-Genuine Blue Ridge
Chinaware-53 piece set $17.95;
35 piece set $11.95. Three patterns
to choose from. Assorted utility
pieces at one-third reduction in
price. The Harold Dysart Company,
Old Fort, N. C. St
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
DEDUCTION

Apt: "Mrs. Smith had triplets and
two weeks later she had twins.'
Rapt: "That's impossible. How did
it happen ?"
Apt: "Well, one Of the triplets got
lost"
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

FOR SALE-Four lots on Mount Ida
Park on hardsurfaced road, 200
feet front by 169 feet deep. Write
me, General Delivery, Marion, N. Co.,
or see me at home over weekend.
Bessie Montgomery. 1tp
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

MEMS and BOYS plaid flannel
shirts, all colors and sizes, s1.48
to $2.48. Mems and boys hunting
type caps s1.00 each at The Bargain
Store. ct
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

SHOP with Lawrence
D. Greene, your old
reliable jeWeler, { O Y
f i n e watches, silver
w are, diamonds and
jeWelry.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

LADIES' SPORTWEAR Values
Skirts only S2.98 to $4.95. Sweat
ers S1.79 to 1895. Blouses S179 to
$2.48. Sheer hose Csc to $1.19. All
at The Bargain Store. 2t
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

TREE RIPENED ORANGES AND
GRAPEFRUIT-No color added.
Delicious sweet and juicy, Eat them
at their best. Christmas gift orders
filled till December 18th. Express
prepaid. Crate $500. Bushel s4.OO.
Half bushel $2.75. Safe delivery
guaranteed. Roby L. Bost, bonded
shipper, go DeSoto Avenue, Fort
Myers, Florida. 3tp
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

FOR SALE-One large mare mule,
excellent worker, in good shape.
or w. H. Odom, near Clinchfield
church. 2tp
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

Invest in U. S. Savings Bonds.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

FURNITURE--Se See our furniture
before buying. We handle new
and used furniture at great savings.
Pay cash; pay less. Cut Rate Furni-
ture Store, Old Fort, N. c. Phone 80.
4tp
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
FOR QUICK RESULTS USE OUR
WANT ADS
Terms Cash---25c Minimum

ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS
Old Furniture for family. China
and glass for friends. Beautiful gifts
at Giles Antique Shop, 108 North
Main Street. 2t
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

BIG PIANO SALE-We are closing
out our entire stock of pianos,
consisting Of the new famous
Esty and Gulbransen Spinets. Forty
five good reconditioned uprights.
These pianos must be sold in thirty
days. If you intend to buy a piano
within the next few years, it will
pay you to see these. First come,
first served. Magness Piano Com
pany, Forest City, N. c. 2t
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

LOOK AT EARLEY'S - Records,
record players, radios, parts and
repairs. Earley's Radio and Record
Shop, 1O3 West Court St. Phone 361,
Marion, N. C. If
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

Read The Progress for local and
current events.
The Valley settler., 1948-10-01


 
  
 
  
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Evening star., 1948-12-05

Is calculating
installed
specoI teetypes second
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Mise Rosemary Colliesn. Movie sad Teie.
Uisio" Aciress. Of Scranton, PENN. says:
my Portrait Home Permanent is
really wonderful. It's better than any
permanent ever had. For it's soft
and lovely like naturally curly hair.
And it's wonderfully easy to manage.
I'm thrilled, too. with the way this
softer wave lasts longer"
For five years, thousands Of women
have preferred Portrait because il
gives soft, natural wave. So be
really thrilled with your next per.
manent. Get q Portrait Home Per.
manent refill today contains
extra.mild wave lotion, end tissues,
and neutralizer. Works with any
plastic curriers'. Only sl.OO plus tax.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

& pll ~ I'D by a
retired army general, who was wag-
ing q campaign to have the House
dissolved and special elections held.
A cabinet headed by Harry Tru-
man taking In all the parties ex-
cept the Communists and the gen.
erals and including such men as
Henry Wallace. J. strom Thurmond
and Robert Taft.
Such q hypothetical situation
would hardly make for a strong
American government.
But this and similar situations are
normal In France which historically
is country OF many parties.
Her cabinets are formed Of men
who often are fundamentally opposed
on many issues. They agree, tenn
porarily, not to disagree.
Such truces don't last long, and
France then has q cabinet crisis.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

t'i0ens ,Ds datiltb pafty | hss 5t~c
main planks:
l.. Change the Constitution In
order to give the executive stronger
powers.
2. Oppose Communism.
Gen. De Gaulle quit as head of
the French government in disgust
at political pickering in January,
1916, and began preparing his own
comeback on his own terms.
Split Into Two Camps.
Meanwhile, the Communists went
ahead winning the backing Of
5000 900 voters and are the largest
single party in the lower house of
Parliament, the National Assembly.
The Communists are not powerful
in the assembly, despite their nu-
merical strength, because other par
ties gang up on them.
Nonethe1ess, the two houses now
dramatic the fact France is slowly
Evening star., 1948-11-14

|raen tear ii hroads dsnins9 efs such
clashes intp what they loosely de-
scribe as civil war"
The De Gaullists and Communists
may never reach that bloody stage,
but events seem to be moving rap
idly toward some kind Of fateful
climax.
Electoral System Criticized.
Gen. De Gaulle just won big
election victory. His party-Rally
of the French People (RPF)-last
Sunday won 40 per cent Of the seats
in the upper house of parliament,
the Council of the Republic.
The Communists criticize the
electoral college system of choosing
the upper house. which is selected
by 100,011 electors. Flormond Bonte,
q Communist spokesman, has casti-
gated the indirect method Of voting
for the council as "anti-democratic." ;"
Evening star., 1948-11-14
THE sUNDAYssTAR,w Warrington. D. c. A-19


cents for women. The San Fran
cisco average was 90 cents and New
Orleans showed II cents, according
to the survey. The New York City
average was Is cents.
The survey listed q 6l-cent aver
age for hotel chambermaids here,
as compared with 88 cents in San
Francisco, 20 cents in Atlanta and
New Orleans, 66 cents in New York
City, SO cents in Boston and Chi
cago, Is cents in Detroit.
Other hourly averages listed in
the BIS report for Washington
hotel employees were: Cleaners, 65
cents, housemen, 6 cents, clerk
typists, Is cents, stenographers, 98
cents and switchboard operators, II
cents.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

~ 4 b s & =; y
FrenchmeIl dread this as much
|as they shudder at q world divided
between the East and West.
Caught In the middle is the pres-
|ent coalition government Of Pre-
mier Henri Queuille made up Of
the Radical Socialist conservative
party, the Socialists, and the Cath
|olic. Popular Republican Movement
(MRP).
Compared to u. s. Situation.
A roughly comparable situation
in American would be this: .
Some elder statesman as President,
with little power except prestige.
A house representative made up Of
Democrats, Republicans, States
Rights Democrats, Progressive Party
members and a large communist
party, none strong enough to WELD
a marjority.
A Senate made up of the same
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Free Evening Glasses
In Hebrew Offered

l Free evening classes IN moder1
and classical Hebrew, offered undel
the auspices Of the District Recreas
ton Department, have started a
Roosevelt High School.
The courses for beginners and
advanced students are. designed I'd
give q reading knowledge Of the
Bible and Of Hebrew classics as we'll
as to develop the ability to coma
verse in the modern speech of Israel.
Prospective students may register
on Monday evenings. The courses
are held from 8 to 10 pm. on Mons
days at the school.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Clerks Hefe hldRayc'
In Hotel Pay Scale

Hourly wages Of Warrington hotel
clerks, clerical workers and service
employees were about midway be-
tween high and low average scales
reported yesterday for 18 cities In
July by the Bureau Of Labor Sta
tistics.
The Washington average for room
clerks was 81 an hour, compared
with q high Of $1.20 in San Fran
cisco, q low Of So cents in st. Louis,
and $l.l5 In New York City, $1.03
IN Chicago, % cents in Cleveland
and 81 cents In New Orleans.
Passenger elevator operators here
averaged 66 cents for men and "a
Evening star., 1948-11-14
French Apprehensivie
As De GauIIisf-R Red
Showdown Nears
BY the Assoeioied Press

PARIS, Nov. 13. - A dangerous
showdown in France between Gen
Charles De Gaulle and the Com
munists appear to be growing nearer
Frenchmen refer to the conflict
between the two as 'our own little
cold war"
They don't smile when they say it.
The antagonism between Gen. De
Gaulle and the Communists has re-
Gently flared into scattered riots,
and cost one death. Many French
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Folding Bathinette
for Bath and Dressing Table
Q95

waterproof and soft on bobys tender skin Utility
pockets ot the back ore handy for bobys bath
needs. You can leave this bothnette up and use
the top for q dressing tobe! Sturdy wood frame.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
4-DraWer Chest
Maple-tnished Hardevood
1875

Four deep and roomy drawers to keep Boby's CLOTH
ing neat and tidy Sotny maple finished on
hardwood to make an attractive addition to the
nursery, time-sover for mother. Height is So
inches. 5 inches wide and rs inches long.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Simmons Body Beauty nnersprne nnottress gives
baby comfort and proper support at all times.
Clever nursery printed covering thot's water repe-
lent lnnersprine mattress is padded with Ioyers
and layers Of cotton felt and tufted. Pink or blue.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Nationally known StorkIine cribs with adjustable
spring you can adjust it to whatever height
you wish One side drops down for easy access
to baby! Solid panel head and foot with decoI
trim White maple or wax birch finish on hardwood
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
HONOR ROLL

The following students had an
average of A on all subjects in the
Junior and Senior High School for
the first report period of the 1948-
1949 school term in the Marion High
School:
Seventh Grade: Mary Taylor.
Eighth Grade: Patsy Lentz, Hope
Mccall, Mary Allen Poteat, Martha
Steppe, Guy Ellis, Jimmy Kicks,
Arnold Pyatt, Mary Lou Beaman,
Mary Louise Howell, Mary Jane
Martin, Frances Proctor, 70 b y
Smith.
Ninth Grade: Johnnie Glen n,
Douglas Isaac, Joanne Lands, Jane
Mathews, Patsy league, Janelle
Harrison, Pat Henphill, Joan Jar
rett, Ann Walker, NADIA Hester,
Marie Turner, Ray McGalliard, Mar
garet McLarty, Eva Norton.
Tenth Grade: Marshall Dark,
Jimmy Greene, Bobby Ricks, Joe
Buchanan, Laura Jean Keeter.
Eleventh Grade: Hilda Goodman,
Roy Wilson, Larry Gibson.
Twelfth Grade: loretta Devinney
Jackie Smith, Buddy Laughridge,
Joe Sentelle, Ralph Phillips
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
Looking Backward
From The Progress Files
November 28, 1918

"Virgil Ellis, OF Camp Jackson,
is home on visit.
"Mr. and Mrs. W. LaFevers are
visiting friends in Asheville.
81. V. Ballew, Of Hickory, visited
friends here during the week.
"Miss Kate Mae Streetman visited
friends in Salisbury during the week.
"James M. Gibson, of Crooked
Creek township, spent Monday in
Marion.
"Mrs. Robert Wilson and little son
spent last week with relatives at
Bostic.
"Mr. and Mrs. W. S.. Mauney and
son spent last week with relatives in
Marion progress., 1948-11-25
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

Upon request of member of the
Board, as provided by law, special
meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners of Mcdowell Coun-
ty, is hereby called to convene in
the Commissioners Room in the
Courthouse, in Marion, on Tuesday,
November 80, 1948, at o'clock
P. M, for the purpose of passing on
the Election expenses and to con-
slider any other business that may
come before the Board.
This November 3, 1948.
I. L. CAPLAN, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Marion progress., 1948-11-25

Invest in U. S. Savings Bonds.
Marion progress., 1948-11-25

"The Thanksgiving Day offering
at the Grand Theater will be the
seven-reel masterpiece, "To He'll
With the Kaiserw Film critics, film
magazines and theaters all over the
country unite in praising this pic
ture as one of the greatest ever
produced"
Marion progress., 1948-11-25

Catawba County.
"Miss Alma McCurry has re-
turned to Wake County to resume
her school work near Raleigh
"Mrs. G. S. Kirby and Mrs. W. W.
Neal spent last Thursday wi h
friends in Morganton.
"Misses Eurene and Lois Gilkey
left last Friday for Smithfield, N. C.
where they will teach school.
"Mrs. E. C. Guy and two children,
of Newland, are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Lands.
"Mr. and Mrs. J. H. L. Miller and
little daughter spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives in Hickory.
"W. K. M. Gilkey attended a
meeting of the county food adminis-
traitors of the State at Raleigh last
week.
|'M. S. Giles, superintendent Of
the Albemarle Graded school, is
spending the week with relatives in
Marion.
"Myron Whitener has moved his
family here from Drexel. They will
occupy the Smith cottage on Front
Street.
''Mrs. H. P. Keeter left Saturday
for Greenville where she will spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Moore.
! 'Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hudgins were
called to Trinity during the week on
account of the illness of their daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah. Miss Hudgins is
reported to be seriously i'll with
pneumonia"
Marion progress., 1948-11-25

Read The Progress for local and
Evening star., 1948-07-23
SITUATIONS MEN tce,s.) }
SITUATIONS WoMEA.

BookkEErLR, BOON. ., eKDe5; sects; IeesiyaOls
tenance part compensation. Cali after q
nm. or Sat, and Sun, OIL. 4504. -25
DREsSMAKING, design. remod., altera.
fI nHR eys 1880 s1se'1hsy ho Mss Mss
sIRssT. GO Go; o4sa: Ii. s5ss.
:.IPsrience, wishes full or part time. D0
Girl; solorsdi s.nss @ elevator Job. full ii OF
HOME ECONOMIST GRAD wishes posi-.
pon bon Is as. dietiisn; school, college hospital
lady 45' GOOD " education and h,ctvronnd
viii assume responsibility as housekeeper
IN motherless or fatherless home. Boz
MOTHER WITH INFANT wishes to car.
for child or do other work for room and
board or salary. Box 41l-M. Star.
NURSE practical desires case OF any
type; shr. day. 8 days wk no. G051
SECRETARY; expet;, s.sires typing or as:
d4ty evenings after 4:s0. csn Go. 74e.
PRACTICAL NURSES available, trained
Sss shE s" sss
intelligent, attrsetiye; avail. ali times
RscIPTioSfsT. pbx typist. age as. de.
slres position; best reference. Box "a Ia
Slhr.
REFINED settled lady as housekeeper-
nI,ss for rss,Ss s,ds1ly lady: live in' EN- os3s
SoLDERERs. experienced, for light work in
the manufacture of record players; good
Apply BOWEN & CO., 4712 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. -24
SECRETARY, capable, eficient. ia years
diversified exper., desires interesting posi-
ton with future; available Aug. 10;
So 1000 or better; Box 3la.L' Star
wants psrt-time work; 81 e5 per hours.
MILDRED LAWRENCE RA. 9103. -s5
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY. expert
once. h-dav week Hobart 4073 "a.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcoct.

DRY CLEANING sToRE--Doins good bust.
ne IS. forced to sell; owner has other in
sEfss ncf sraIFy Ell atss ssRv1en i Ks.oi, m 1l7 y.
busy BEAUTY SHoP-over SS7 900 in
la47 permanently located, fully stated
ana eauppsd nnssI ood S by excellent ss ne
til . pm. BREADY Il co.
SNACK BAR AND BOOTHs---A place that
has potentiality Of a big business by a
Uss ssson seS essh psaared
kER L CO, RE. o425; eves.' sindier, VI.
GROCERY, meat and beer; ,semiself- serv-
to !; closed Suns; mixed section; nice
sh' #tn SAM lSm caaNfKFR ffRs g. re- o4S
t;si vARlET9a s!9asT sToEI. " Tssom. isa D. c. Won.
:Ss: :Ss:yfas X rsi FssHsiTs 4IsE arSs4r e
home, presently being operated as tea
dining rooms and large eauipped Kitchen
stairs; 3 finished rooms in basement; 2h
ssii = AI.SGSTT asG.S 81 assi iMAUsT sH 464s;. Il
REsTAURANT AND BAR-seats over 800;
long lease, doing $4,000 mo-; excel. To-
saIS9 s 8 ACE EFf sr1GHS sRkvIcr Fl
INTERESTED in being your own boss
onT
terms. csn Mr., Weinreb, AuERBAcH 4
e.; i4s4 X st. NV, DI, e50i; ewes, pc.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION, excel. To-
cation on No. l hwy. at 33rd and r. l.
ave ne pumping 10000 monthly: priced
for 5. stock and equipment Phone WA.
MODERN. solvent plant. fully equip, for
lease after 5 pm, to responsible person OF
mixed trade; finest equipment; low rent,
Enforcement in sales: csli M AuerSaeh,
a51i AHERsAcA .vst 4 n Co sao7 l4s4 x ST. NV: p1.
sss'IS ;Ss s#Sr ssSs T 1875 ss.s'H'
DRY eIEANING STORE in o.ersetown; f
for quick sale. MI 1914. -a5
TOURIST COURT, lease or sell-17 cabin
T9o9s pnn1. and fSlly WI equipped restaurant on
nation. call Temple e5os evenings, 9 to s.
TAVERN AND RESTAURANT on Route No.
and of sale LIQUOR and beer; big machine
play: home. tavern, equipment. stock and
RViN RFGVRfE'z B ne. REAM2 ua PE0ss sas s. SELL Terms
LADIES -CHILDRENS VARIETY SHOP"
Illness OF aged owner forces the sale OF this
nice clean. little shop. handling a diver
ereeting cards, etc. To expedite the sale
of this long-established shop. located in
the NV: business section, IL is being offered
to qualified party for the value Of the
clean stock on hand. plus a fair price for
the fixtures. Approx. $1,000 required to
handle. This offering should appeal to
many who are contented in not working
hard and earning very comfortable liv-
ing. For further details and to inspect,
please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
RE. 1855. SO
Evening star., 1948-07-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GTRL. colored, part time, from ] 1 to 5.
AZ maid: fye-dsy week or days work
in 036a after g.
GIRL. colored, wants lob as q mother S
helper or take care Of children; willing
GIKL, colored, wants ghv. MI. 1926
GIRL. colore5. wants laundry and clean,
nr: ; hrs day. days wk.. S15 and
rarfare, AID. 56ha..
GIRL. colored. wishes E.h.w.; fond OF
children NO. 224o.
GIRL colored. wants domestic work;
good refs AD, a121, 1911 22nd st. NV.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as pantry girl
willing TO learn; or as charwomar:, rel
GIRL. colored. desires s.h.w.; references.
GIRL. coiored. wants night work OF any
KIND or day work. MI. 5407.
GIRL. colored. requires general housework
or days work: willing to stay late some
nights LU. 6724. "a
MAN desires position as chauffeur and or
butler; 8 yrs exper., refs. ST. S41S
WOMAN. colored, wants days work. sood
refs. AID. 0920.
WOMAN, colored wants ghw, cook
live out; no Sundays no. 9l6l.
WOMAN. eolored, neat wants morn, il.
YOUNG WOMAN, eoloredi wants Job !
O'Clock through dinner. days. ia. S012
after AM. Friday mornins Refs.
Evening star., 1948-07-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,


ADDITIONS and Ice. or small repair Jobs
done in workmsn-like manner Let me
give @ 70! an estimate, GEORGE WILSON,
ALTERATIONS, additions. r.modeline and
estimate. NJ L1BERAToRE. uN 2i5o %
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. parking areas.
badminton courts and pvt. roads. Work
guaranteed. Free estimates. OIL. 1895
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEWhYs
Tepsired pa "a ana ID replaced new concrete side
BULLDozER % FOR FOR HIRE. f.iMa hoar o1 oS contract
hx ioT sras1ns' rasn easements and land clearing
CARP ENTRY, masonry, plasterins. paint
mates free: Call AID. $3.50.
CEMENT tssslGs WORK, stone walls: nasstone
ment driveways,, porches, retaining walls.
pipe drsinsse gil kinds Of water proofins.
coScRETE. 0 CEMENT SfGs F0'sH1s WoRK, oSs footing
driveways, porches. bsmt floors. steps and
AZ gss4 rsi or Fr All oss nss work c. GAIA
GoNGRETE WoRK"Driv.wsy.. porch.s.
walks Easements. etc. BURROWS, Wo.
FENCES. all types. immediate erection
retaining walls. concrete and carpentry:
ENcE coNsRUcoH ffe oo " 300
FLOOR SEkv1CE-NothinE but the best:
laying, sanding. finishing cleaning par
quiet installations. Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS: INC. 1912 wiscon-
new Ne ase asseArHRooMs Installed: old bath
rooms remodeled; gas water heaters; gas
I fired boilers. Personal supervision T J.
FITZMAuRICE, Dupont 53sl. L:6
PAINT STYLlST--lnteriOr painting a spe-
claty. Work Guaranteed. Reasonable. .d'
REMoDELiNG and general home improve.
/ ment work. from cellar to roof. and fire.
pr0ofing Call ST 1896 for free estimates
! Small monthly payments If desired. Ma
| TIONaL DECORATING CO, s03 18th
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have tn.
material Call Sligo 3942. w D TAYLOR
WATERPROOFING. cellars, walls. floors:
roofs repaired: special low prices; expert
work. guaranteed. NEv1NS, LU. 2444.
BUILDER CONTRACTOR, general repairs
OF all kinds: bars and recreation rooms a
specially. CARL ". sNIDER. Jr, GE. 617
MODERN KITCHENS. cabinets and apph
comp install: remodel and rec rms SUB
CONsT. CO.. UN. 5352. days or ewes.