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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06

Notice is hereby given that bids
win be received by the Board OF Trus,,
District up to Monday. August 9.
1913. at 7:30 p. M. for the furnish
ing of a Deep Freeze. between IS and
10 cubic feet. two drinking fountains
and other equipment and supplies for
the Lyon Rural Separate School for
the I94a-49 session.
TRUSTEES OF LYON RURAL SEP
ARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
EARL BOND. Chairman
HOUSTON PENTON. Secretary.
AZ 7-f6. q. 20. 6-6
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HELP WANTED
MALE


WE NEED sOMEoNE--To help supply
Rawleigh Products in E. Harrison
County, 1900 families. Pleasant work
with a real future. Products sold
rs years. / will gladly help you start
your own Raleigh Business. Let's talk
it over some evening soon. r. john
son. 9O1 l4th ST, Box 1884, Pascagoula.
Miss. Or write Rawleish's Dept. MSG.
821 -248. Memphis, Tenn. 8 3 p 7-23
EACH MONTH Your Friend Billups
makes places for a number of Louisi-
ana and Mississippi men for training
as service station managers or assist
ant managers. Training is done main
ly at New Orleans. int Memphis.
Training lasts for approximately n
ty days.
at $4,000 and married men at $175.OO
per month. After completion of train
ing we transfer men to their prefer
ence of States which include Florida.
Texas. Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana.
Tennessee and Mississippi to locations
where their earnings Will run from
$500 to $500 a month.
high school education and with salts
factory local reords for integrity, de-
pendability. and aggressiveness. No
drifters or drunkards, need apply.
In first letter give age, family status.
education, experienced army record,
telephone number I'M address. Our
personnel manager will be due to
cover your territory at an early
date and see you in person. Billups
Petroleum Co.. 500 N. Carrollton Ave.
New Orleans, La. 8S p 7-23
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LEGAL NOTICES

the 3rd day of August A. D., is4a.
H.. W. GAUTIER.
MRS. OLLIE p. SMITH.
A. L. GoTTSCHE.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06

Notice is hereby given that propos
Trustees of st. Martin School for the
sale of n upright boiler with 10 air
ducts up to Saturday, August II, is4e,
at 500 p. M, az the st. Martin School.
For particulars about the boiler.
contact the trustees of ST. Martin
School. "
AVERY W. SCARBOROUGH. President
LOCKARD BROWN, Secretary
NAF JORDAN
A. T-12 m 0e "a
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r OF THANKS

appreciation to the friends who call
ed and for the many floral offerings
during the illness and death of our
father and grandfather. James M.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. /. S. Griffith, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren. % 1t p 8-6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06
cHANcERY couRT sUMMoNs

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Mrs. IT. Minor Russell, p. o.. Box
1905. New London. Connecticut. H.
Minor Russell. Jr. 1910 Suffer St. San
francisco. California. d. p. Robertson,
cfo Electric Boat Works. Groion, Con-
neeticut, and j. F. Russell. Lillian u
sell, Lucille Russell Webster. Ethel Mae
Russell. Hazel Russell. II living their
unknown heirs, or devisees at law II
dead. residences and addresses UNI
known after diligent search and in
uuiry TO ascertain same and any and
all persons having or claiming any
right, title or interest. legal or equit-
able, in and to that certain parcel OF
land located and situated in the City
of Ocean Springs. Jackson County.
Mississippi described as follows;
Lot Number 3 Block Number 2 ex-
cept s. on the South Line, having q
frontage on the West side OF Ward
Avenue of S. and a depth East and
West of i69' according 70 Plat Of Alto
Park Addition 20 Town Of Ocean
Springs. Jackson County. Mississippi
made by f. N. Ramsey. surveyor. and
dated February 8. 1850. all in the Town
of Ocean Springs. Jackson County,
Mississippi.
You are summoned TO appear before
the chancery Court of the County of
Jackson. Mississippi. at the courthouse
thereof in the CITY of Paseagoula,
Jackson County. Mississippi. on the
18th day of September. 1913. the Sep
tember Rules Day of the Chancery
Court of Jackson County Mississippi
TO defend the suit numbered I0s86 filed
in the Chancery Court of Jackson
County, Mississippi In which suit Orion
s. Baker and Mrs. Orion Baker are
compliments and in which suit you
are defendants.
This the goth day of July. A. D.,
iadaz
N c. EVERETT,
Chancery Clerk
BY Z. M. GALLOWAY,
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Notice is hereby given that the
jackson County School Board will re-
ceive bids up TO Saturday. August %
i948, at 3 a. m. for the furnishing OF
transportation for school children on
the following described routess
l. Beginning at the old Ravens
Place and transporting all children
entitled to transportation to the Van
cleave School, Distance 3 miles and
approximately 2 children.
q Beginning at the colored set
Element at LaRue and thence to the
Ocean Springs Colored School via
Batson's and McLaurin's Place trans
porting all children entitled to trans
portation. Distance is miles and APP
oroximately is children.
and all bids.
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
A. F. MFGEHEE, Chairman
T. e. JOHNSON. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES


Sealed bids for the Rrading and
leveiling of the Moss Point High
school baseball field will be recesv-
ed up until 10 a. m. Saturday, Angus
28th, 1913. by the Board of Trustees
Of the Moss Point school District al
which time they will be opened. Com
plete information available in office
of superintendent.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Moss Point School District.
8-6. 10, 20, 27-4t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
liza FOR RENT TIA

FOR RENT OR sALE-Business suit
able for garage. OF machine shop 3zx42
concrete floor. 425 N. Magnolia ST.
D. c. Renfroe Grocery Market. Rt I.
PaScaRoula. Miss. liza ST ? &c
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MISCELLANEOUS
az FOR SALE OR TRADE


FOR SALE-25 gal. Butane gas tank.
$1,000. Phone 1373-M2. 20 ct p 8-6
GUARANTEED BATTERIES $40. 40
up. Davis Radiator and Battery Shop,
816 Market St, phone 157. % 4 p 7-23
FOR SALE-Enlargements. ski for Csc
and 8x10 for soc. Dixie Photo Shop,
935 E. Lincoln Ave. ~ 1t D 7-30
WIRE FENCE-For sale and posts. s.
piece living room suite. reasonable.
1414 l4th street. % 1t p 7-30
CANVAS COTS-Hammocks and skeet-
er bars. Humans, 926 South Market
St. phone 1887. % 1t p SO
FOR SALE-75-lb. ice refrigerator,
$3.50. Humans. 926 South Market
St, phone 1887. ~ II p SO
6 FIT, FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC Re-
frigerator. Humans. 926 South Mar
ket St, phone 1887. % 1t p SO
FOR SALE--52 inch wide screen wire,
10 cents per running foot. Humans
926 South Market st, phone 1881.
FULL SIZE NATIONAL GAMER
For sale. never used, S18. so. cheap, per-
feet condition. Mrs. J. N. Rape phone
2611. Moss Point. % 1t D SO
CHEVROLET RADIATORS s28. so,
model 35-4l. Cores for any car. Davis
Radiator and Battery Shop 8i6 Market
St, phone l57. % a p 7-23
FOR SALE-l52 gal. Butane gas tank
with 80 gal. gas and rs #. : In. pipe,
$4,000. Phone 4351. Mess Point.
% 1t p SO
ALL STEEL REFRIGERATOR - For
sale, holds 100 lbs. ice. For sale at a
bargain. Phone 546, 400 Lake Ave.
% 1t p SO
FOR SALE-14 #. Cypress skiff and
fbraa and opa-half N o..+haard
motor. 500 90: also 4 fl. 80 watt Flor
escent lights, $4,000. 1402 E. TYLER.
% 1t p SO
BUTTONHOLE ATTACHMENTS
For Singers. New Home and Free
Westinghouse. New low price, s Dos.
Humans. 926 South Market st. phone
1887. % 1t D SO
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WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING?
READ AND USE THESE ADS
SERVICES

MOVING AND HAULING-In or out
of town. Phone 325 or 226. 4 If be Ga
TRY-Dixie Photo Shop for better
finishing. "a hour service. no xcuse
935 Z. Lincoln Ave. 4 At p 7-30
Chronicle-Sta and Advertiser Want
Ads pay big dividends.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06

lHtfk.
ins District Map referred tn in Or
dinance No. 12. Ie4f. and Ordinance
No. f6.ln4T. is nm file with the City
.CierF Of said City.
Done By order OF the Mayor and.
poard Of Corpcilmsn Of the ritv uf
p~ascagouia. this 23rd day Of July.
1o4a
fSEALl
V p. naJEAN citv Clerk.
BY MARION J. WILSON. D. {.
3t-7-s0. Sc. IS.
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~ BOATS. ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-2 new Aft. Battle all cy-
press fish boats. At c & G Auto Parts.
l4l5 Main St. Moss Point. "a st J 7-3o
FOR SALE1Two and half hp. water
cooled inboard motor, wheel and shaft,
$4,000. A. X. Walker. 472 Lake Ave.
phone 1858. ~ a p 7-23
BOAT FOR SALESGreen Bato. Ia
long, s. wide. 6 h. p. Wisconsin En-
CINE, priced right. Poftevin Ship
yard. Lake Ave. ~ ct p 7-30
SKIFF FOR SALE-cheap. 49, equip
ped with s h. p. Wisconsin motor, all
practically new. Apply 1873 w. Du-
point. or call c. A. Southern. 3l3-R.
"a 2t p TAO
FOR SALE-7 h. p. air cooled engine
with shaft and wheel. Perfect con
dition, S75.0 0; also one skiff with
well, $500. Phone 67-J or l055-M.
~ q p 8-6
FOR SALE-i947 Deluxe Champion AZ
h.. p. cupboard motor; m Hurd super
easter rod and reel with case; one
Montague fly rod: one South Bend
Oren-O-Matic fly reel: m camp ice
box; one tackle box and plugs. 713 i4th
st. Phone 1042-W. ~ II p SO
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MISCELLANEOUS
2 FOR SALE OR TRADE ~

6 FIT. FRIGIDAIRE-For sale. in per-
feet condition, Can be seen at Bill
Ross store. Escatawpa. % II D 8-6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06

N. C.
- Chancery Clerk
BY Z. M. GALLOWAY.
Deputy Chsncery Clerk
II 7-25. 90. Sc, -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06
HELP WANTED
FEMALE

HOUSEWIvES-Earn $l.00 to $500 per
hour showing new complete fall fne
ladies ready to wear. Write Maison-
cite Frocks. Box 1879. New Orleans:
La. 8 1t ID 8-6
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ls HOUSE FURNISHINGS l!

l9 HOUSE FURNISHINGS ~
NORGE ELECTRIC sTovE-For sale,
$45. 90. Phone 1033-xM 10 1t p 8-6
FOR SALE #. Norge and Kelvinator
electric refrigerators. Humans. 926
South Market phone 1887. 10 1t p a-6
ANTIQUE BED-Two mattresses and
springs. $1,000. Call 654-J. l408 Z.
Cleveland. 10 1t p 8-6
6 FIT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refriger-
ator, Humans. 926 South Market. phone
1887. 10 1t p SO
8 FIT. SERvEL GAS REFRIGERATOR
For sale. Humans. 926 South Mar
ket ST.. phone 1887. 10 1t p 8-6
LIVING ROOM SUITCASE 5-burner
oil stove for sale. 1908 Resca de la
Palma Ave. 10 1t p 8-6
SINGER DESK Type electric sewing
machine. Humans, 926 South Market
ST.. phone 1887. 10 1t p 8-6
FOR SALE-Old antique living room
set, Rosewood. old hand carved. r..
Burge. Box 141. City. Can be seen
at River Road. 10 at p 8-6
DAvINO BED-For sale. with newly
upholstery, Al condition. Pascagoula
Mattress Company, E. Lincoln Avenue.
10 ct p S-6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06
OFFICIAL zoNIno HEARING
TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS, Pan
TIES INTERESTED AND CITIZENS

You are hereby notified that the
Mayor and Board of councilmen OF The
City OF Pascagoula. Mississippi, win
hold q public hearing on Tuesday, the
iIth Day Of August. is4s, at 800 p. m.
purpose of hearing all parties interest
ed in or opposed to a proposed amend
ment TO Ordinance No. IL 1916, Is
amended by Ordinance No. is. ia47:
the Comprehensive zoning Ordinances
of said City. said proposed amend
No. ID, 1913, which has been intro
duced In words and figures as follows.
Ito-wit:
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RooMS-BoARD

ROOMS FOR RENT-Men preferred.
302 So. Magnolia St.. Phone 18l.
13-a q p 7-30
FURNISHED ROOM-Twin beds. prf-
vate entrance, with or without meals.
Men preferred. Phone 1003-R.
ia st d 7-3O
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a FARMS FOR SALE /,

4-RoOM HOUSE-and 100 acres of
farm land for sale. ]. NJ. Head. Ri,
A. Perkinston, Miss. in Jackson coun-
ty. 18a st p 7-3O
FOR SALE-Ideal stock or dairy farm.
Modern home. electricity. school u
r. F. d. and running water. Butane
gas, tung oil and fruit trees. John
r. Breakfield. Grand Bay. Ala.
faa If u 0-6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-06

FARM FOR SALE = Containing 80
acres, 26 in cultivation. Six room
house with REA lights. big barn, !
mile from Lovelle Pope's store. Price
81, 500. 90. J. ". Arledge. Ri. l. Luce
dale. Miss. l6a 81 p So
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U FOB RENT

2-BEDROoM HOUSE-For rent. fur
nished. $500 a month. 948 Chero-
busco ST. IA 1t p So
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
liza FOR RENT II,

LOT FOR SALE-75'x25o' on Min Road,
between Pine and Cedar. Phone 88i-W.
l0 81 d 8-6
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07
KIP'S HANGAR UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

Were going to operate Kip's
as a New York style delicatessen,
and we invite all our friends to
come in and try our brand of
service"
With these words Irv Ostroy,
Milton Vogel, Herman Berlin and
Leon Steinberg, new owners of
Kip's Hangar, lis S. 9th, took over
the keys from Rose and Sam Kip
mis-, the former owners, and opened
for business to the public this
week.
This quartet of Tucsonians who
are well known locally, plan to
feature nothing but highest quail
ity Eastern beef, corned-beef cut
from the brisket, waffles and pan
cakes at all times, and free take
out and delivery service.
A number of improvements
have been planned, according to
a spokesman for the group, who
said that Kip's will now cater to
private parties, and will special
ize in turkeys to take out.
All of the better known brands
of beer and wine are stocked at
Kip's, and a modern fountain is
featured. Townspeople who have
to get down early for work are
invited to Kip's for their business
mems breakfast, at popular prices.
Well be seeing you at Kip's!
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07
BIB Forms
Bowling League

Expanding the direction of it's
interests, B'nai Birth is forming
a bowling league made up of
members from any and all of it's
constituents, both men and wo-
men.
Bowling will officially begin at
the Speedway Lanes on May 18
and continue for 10 weeks. They
will use the handicap league sys-
tenn so as to equalize the scoring.
Instruction will also be available.
It is very pleasant sport for the
summer.
Persons planning to join the BIB
group should contact Art Szerlip
at 3062-R or evenings at 6564-R.
Dudley A. Dobry, E. Mabel, has
been i'll the past two weeks.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07
ZOA

ZOA will install officers at a
meeting to be held Thursday, May
6, at Congregation Anshei Israel
with William Davidson as master
of ceremonies. To be installed are
DR.. Leonard Weiner, reelected
president; Sam r. Kaufman, re-
elected vice-president; Charles
Danziger, End vice-pres.; Elmer
Courtland, 3rd vice-pres.; Jack
Podret. cor. sec.; Sid Kaderlan,
reelected rec. Sec; Harry Strauss
treas.
Serving on the Board together
with the officers are Arthur
D umes, Arthur Goldbaum,
Reuben Gold, Sam Salt, Abe
Murray Shift, Sam Sloan,
Sidney Weissberger, Reuben lin
der, Rabbi Albert Bilgray and
Rabbi Marcus Breger.
Together with B'nai Birth ZOA
is sponsoring a community meet
ing May IL at Congregation
Israel to hear DR.. Ruth
Gruber.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07

The approaching Passover had
been making itself felt for sew
eral days. Some children had been
cracking nuts for the Haroses,
others getting the horseradish
ready for the Moroir, still others
burning the raw egg and shank
bone of lamb over the open fire.
The Passover Services were
specially prepared for the chill
dren. The historical significance
of the holiday and its meaning for
present day Jewish life were
brought out. Prayers were recited
in Hebrew and then in English.
Every child participated and
many questions were asked by
them beyond the ''Fier Kashes".
The Seder continued enriched
with the delightful hymns and
songs-''Diannu'', "Adir HUI, etc.,
and concluded with the merry can
Only Kid"
After a hearty meal from eggs
in salt water to compete and nuts,
their spirits were still strong and
anxious for more. BY this time
the younger ones were sleepy and
went to bed, but the older ones
were still filed with the spirit of
Passover. So dancing was in or
der. You could hear them still
chanting hymns in the warmth
and quiet of the evening desert
moonlight.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07

MIR. and Mrs. Harry Cohen, for
merly of Babylon, L. l., N. Y, are
now living here at Is E. 3rd. They
have purchased business on E..
Broadway.
Mrs. Abe Giteck, E. Speedway,
is out of the hospital and feeling
much better.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07

Judith Carol, 10, celebrated
jointly with her brother, Michael
Lawrence, 5, at a birthday party
for 80 guests. For refreshments
each had his own table and cake.
They are the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. Kuropatkin, E. Speedway.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07

Sam r. Kaufman and Arthur
Tannenbaum will attend the re-
gional Anti-Defamation conven-
ton in Los Angeles this weekend.
The Arizona post., 1948-05-07

Mrs. Fanny Fruchthendler,
mother of Jack, has been serious
ly i'll and is in the hospital.
Ben Schor, S. Longfellow, re-
turned from a Today visit to New
York.
Evening star., 1948-10-18

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
msn.s; ,agdits; reasonable. oR. 3o74.
sition; 10 years, cost and general expert
snce' M c. s. degree. Box ss3-B. Star.
BEAUTfCIAN. 1s yrs exp, expert on all
types of permanent waving prefer special
izing In permanent wayinE all-around op-
sTst9r snvtp;ns capable q managing
record, desires position Of responsibility
e.I sith sds 6stuts college s,.r DEGREE former en-
CHEF. eolortd. desires full-time employ
ment; 10 years experience in kitchen man
agemsns AZ T.so and food costs; local references.
COLLEGE SENIOR desires weekend work
hs. s7ss va .ms sssT
PRiATTsMAN. Isi a meg mech, eng. srsd, emp. in
dsssa ss On Ss5s ssssn vGSs %o 5s bsso d:'
DkAFTING, patent or mechanical; piece
GGIS GGNEkpag kpsgGmp S1TyAis W sa7s 1s
writing, special agent, gen agent. mgr
ins; dept. Of large D. c. bank. BOX sss, 3,
JANiToR, middle:.sed white man, single,
ton. BOX 2os-g. star
MAN, N colored: reliable: young. wishes work
1920.
MAN, colored. desires Job as bus boy or
dishwasher in restaurant or drugstore.
TR 5493.
MAN, colored. desires Job evenings, 90
sALEsMAN SUPERVISOR, accountins
background, 20 years diversified business
experience; now employed. Box 342-B,
Star. lSs
SINGER, lyric baritone, and guitarist
rhythm carrier. Ia years professional
training. considered good on voice, needs
real opportunity; ballad singer. TAYLOR
ri51 after g. l9s
VETERAN, colored, desires Job as elevator
operator. night man or stockroom clerk
ME-. 1889. N-lS
Evening star., 1948-10-18
SITUATIONS W0MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, college graduate. thorough
ly experienced. will keep several small sets
Of books; all detail work done. Box 332- b,
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS, good work,
quickly done; near Congress Hgts Ii.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. major in sociology
and Spanish desires interesting position,
nst ne sypins yss 4hSrtha1d Sr CHI sso. Ia
fryns nw ;pe'1asy AIT rfas A. @
GIRL WANTS A CHILD to care for at her
home from am. to s pm. Phone EX
NURSE, practical. care of invalid or para
esss ses refa aBo Box ssB ssr hsa
time work after. pm: 1s mos. hospital
exper;, some clerical BACKGROUND. Call
RkAeTIeAL NURSE desires work, perm.
RESIDENT MANAGER. Years Ha local exDeri-
anss sEoefa, Ho, sds available
SECRETARY. mature. desires position: ef-
ONCE adnins'fssiea ETC. Box s!sR
I sECRETARY-Young lady. seeretary. days.
sns Pm T 5S' PED
r1PIsG rs sG sasa sseiesl srS.5 GoTk done at home
i y. ,
weekdays, 8 to IL noon and to pm.
19s
WOMAN, colored. hospital and PRACTICAL
nursing. exp, wishes job to care for in
valid or convalescent patient. LU. OILS.
WOMAN. middle-aged physicians widow,
desires position as companion to elderly
or convalescent person; day time. CO
TOP FLIGHT ADM. ASST. former public
stenog., available so days pending seas.
appt. days or nights; min, S65 week
Box 352-B Star 1Ss
Evening star., 1948-10-18
HELP WOMEN,

YOUNG LADY, general ONCE work, some
sSss es iaafs eiorasG ssissg 4es 4eSsi'i9h
iYogNGi LADY to operate Bookkeeping
machines In large real estate ONCE; must
ing and be moderately fast and accurate
5,dsy s, work week ts7ls, hours, salary,
SylddsiTsstions. car Mr.. cox, Ma. siIs. rs
.nowlsdEe oaI Of shorthand REQUIRED. must be
lent working cond:: starting salary COM
MAN 81. s777. Ai Ext. los. ~ for Mi intersiew. @
YOUNG WOMAN. IS to rs. high school
graduate, to train for work in bank. 5-day
week State age, education, experience.
70 YouNG sA WOMAN. NAN with some ot,e. @Ds EXPERT
corporation. :. Real opening for q GOOD
70 learn the a: job: permanent p 'ef Resident 81
Washington; $4,000 to $1,000 per annum
TO- TO- start, .t Depending upon experience fiye-
ARfENTiSs sRRE Hfs@ xrrk9cTivE sse E
PetEie Studio has immediate openings for
city-Wide advertising campaign; excel Excellent ut
opportunity for above-averase earnings.
81 SS'iy y6W Sc Wxsf 'sss F. nS SSoop JOB with
collection dept, good working conditions,
pleasant hours. Phone Elk. b441, EAST
EEs EbScHTi6sEAfs AHSGGsTAscs PROBES.
sional type saleswomen needed to sell
much needed educational program to
parents. Highest income available to
active people; car essential: quality leads
furnished; no cold canvassing. Long -estab-
lished company has several vacancies in
D. c.. Personal interviews on Monday and
Tuesday. 10 to 4, Suite. 1901. Dupont
MAKE sss selling so boxes 81 for 0 81
and 20 for 81. Napkins, coasters, station
cry and complete line. Costs nothing to
try. Send for samples and selling plan on
approval MERIT, $40 Plane ST.. Dept. 40,
caff.DREN efxffiR Il NURSE, live in. 2 children.
saiaey aaa Sa HSs' % $685. ss s1D
tween now and Christmas? II you do.
and your age is between 25 and so. ap-
RMAziNGAsss M it e Nh fkosF s41fe selling so 81
feature Christmas card assortments. SO
ttonery. Candlettes, 35 money makers
Bonus. Feature on approval. EMPIRE
CARD, Elmira, N. Y.
TWO LADIES, 26-40. experienced can
vassers with erowing hrm; excellent in
come: best offer in town. Apply 631 g
st, NV. IN
Evening star., 1948-10-18
PERSONAL fcant.l.

FUR COATS RESTYLED to look like new,
fuller sleeves. new lengths, stylish cape6
PERMANENT WAVES. s.: u shampoo ana
anEsrvave. Soc. No appointments. al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLDGE. 1910 9 q.
COTTAGES ON !4oUR LoT-very reason.
able Can Us for price. Can build i'm.
JEWISH coNVALEsCENr HoME-s4.hr.
ea adE''ss ssss.' care 1922 s'h St NV 20! Tel
SLIP COVERS, draperies. eornices, bro.
fessionally made from our or your ma.
terials; workmanship guaranteed. FA.
KIND CARE GIVEN to an elderly person; IS
front, single room; also room to share
REG. PRACT. NURSE will board and care
for an elderly or partially handicapped
gsntlsman; a, sann; pleasant, convenient location.
Al LITTLE FOLKS" NURSERY and
kindergarten; children aged 2-6, are really
happy; INQUIRY invited. OV. 2439. 21s
WILL EARL POTTER, who witnessed the
accident at 18th apd Columbia rd., May
NOTHING TRAVELS FASTER THAN one
reputation. by that for restyiing. alter
atoms and custom made to order LEA
ENGEL, Dressmaker (orieinally of 5th ave.
y. ". fnds nothing too hard to handle.
9ualined stan, skilled work expert ittins
Centrally located in Loew's Bldg a ITO
F ct. NV, RIM. 20, Tel. EX 1909