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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
MIR. and Mrs EEbert Brady, s72O

MIR. and Mrs Egbert Brady. 372O
Fifth Ave. So, are the proud par
ents of a baby boy born Monday,
Feb. ?, at Maternity hospital. The
baby's maternal grandmother will
visit from Kirkwood. Mo, this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. James Scott and
son Billy, formerly of 1851 Bryant
Ave. No, moved to 374l Fourth
Ave. So. this past week.
Mrs. Vincent Shepard. 1920 Fifth
Ave. So, was called to Chicago be-
cause of the illness Of her aunt,
Mrs. Pauline johnson, Wednesday,
Feb. I.
Mrs. Amanda Fulee, us No.
Third St., is in Milwaukee, Wis,
visiting her father, Mr.. Louis
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Westberry,
lOO6 Bryant Ave. So, will visit in
Milwaukee on their seventh we'd
ding anniversary, May II.
House Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Young, 1901 Bryant Ave.
No, have as their house guest, Mrs.
Young's sister, Miss Dorothy
Waunzy Of Mexico, Mo.
Fell: Johnny Young, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Young, 1901 Bryant
Ave. No, fell and injured his head.
Stitches were taken and he is much
improved.
Mr.. Oliver Strader of Aitkin.
Mimi, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
W. Strader, 1901 Fifth Ave. So,
for a week.
Party: Mrs. Anabelle Shaw, Alps
Fourth Ave. So, was hostess to
friends at a party given at her
home, Saturday, Jan. 81. Guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright, Mrs. Frederick Adarr,
Mrs. Mary Taylor and Donald Tay-
lor, Mrs. Althea Commodore, and
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Kirk.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
SANITY
City
lettings
By GEORGIA. RUSSELL

Hello there. This has been quite
a hectic week for me. The former
Edith Price, a very close friend Of
mine, was joined in holy matrimony
by Rev. R. Z. Shelton, to Frank
Hubbard, Saturday, Jan. 81, at her
home, 706 Rondo Ave. The bride
wore a beautiful white delicate
hand made lace top with net over
satin fare skirt. A finger-tip lace
edge veil topped by a pearl and
orange blossom crown. The brides
maids, Dolores Sears, wore a blue
gown and Verlene Price, the brides
sister, was dressed in blue gown
and veil. Charlotte Perfect, the
maid of honor, also wore pink gown
and veil. The flower girl was little
Ann Perfect whose formal was of
blue net over satin.
The wedding party which includ-
ed Addie Young, Jackie Morrison,
Doris Sears, Doris White. Verlene
Price, Pat Harris, Duanite and
Louie Williams, Dean Species, Al
Durant, Marvin, Lester Bailey, Le-
roy Bell, Loretta and Bud Blakey,
just to mention a few. After the
reception the entire wedding party
held a private party which ended
up with everyone going to the
Twenty Limited. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard received many beautiful
gifts. The couple will move into
their lovely newly purchased Min
neapolis home.
Nelson Mccoy was host at a stag
party given in the honor of Earl
MCGEE at his home last Saturday.
Wedding congratulations are be-
ing received by Veda Law and
Frank Schine of St. Paul, on their
coming marriage of Feb. Ia.
Pauline Thurston's newest flame,
Harold Carruthers of Uncle Sans
Navy, keeps her so busy with long
distance telephone calls she can
hardly keep up her social contacts.
IT,, , ., a. oon Il
this month I'm going to tell you
a little about the prominent young
adults who are running for King
or Queen of the Twin Cities Youth
Benefit Ball.
, A. =.
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80 NI;-.oaI;. ISSItt.. 1870.
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When asked to run for Queen
OF the "Y" ball, Jackie at first was
hesltant, but then she realized the
proceeds OF this money was going
to help the needy and unfortunate
colored children. She was all out
g. I.1 lS-,..i,.I ".
Joaa",.iSo 49, tt,O I - ~ "0
Everybody in st. Paul and I'm
sure half OF Minneapolis know the
prominent man about town I'm
about to describe. A king in his
own right. Just the mention that
ne is president of the Loafers Club,
a member of the Halle Basketball
team, also active in the NAACP, St.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

Samuel Lane obtained q pate.
for a combined harvester al,
thresher in 1928.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
ELLA AND ILLINOIS

Illinois (what-a-name) JacC
recent Minneapolis appearance,
Calmly he strolled in-but once
crowd by soloing with a franti
and forth, round, round, remini
scratcher. Never before have
All, that is, but the continued f
Don't these concert jazz bands {
Ella was, as always, terrif
gal has a definite talent for p
voice like hers, people would list
Saw in the audienC" Mess
Ellis, Ulysses Webb, John Rio
Thomason, Earl HalIovay and
Doris Escue, Sheri Nj May,
Richardson, Jane Lee, Melrose
Alexander Jordan, Bob Marsha
and George TyrrelI and loads 0,
the berets, o. My!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Social and Personal

Two and a half year old Janet
Marie Smith, 97S Bryant Ave. No,
is in General hospital with pneu-
monia. She is the granddaughter
of Mrs. Arie Pullum, 1887 l4th
Ave. So.
CORRECTION
Mrs. Vincent Shepard, 1920 Fifth
Ave. So, was hostess to a group of
her friends in honor of her hus-
bands birthday, and not in honor
Of her own birthday as was stated
in last weeks issue.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
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&zN9 80
BY OTTO MACK

MAKERS: NAT king" COLE,
famous leader Of the King Cole
Trio (now wowing 'em in New
York; will march down the aisle
to blend in matrimonial bliss with
MARIE ELLINGTON on March 81
e. PEARL BAILEY will establish
residence in Reno in February to
shed her current "other half" =.
LENA HORNE will receive top
billing in MGM's words and Mu-
sic" musical whenever the studio
gets around to making the flicker
Champ RAY ROBINSON, who
holds a union card as a drummer,
is thinking Of organizing a small
band
CHATTER ABOUT PLATTERS:
Musicraft has released a 12-inch
disc of MEL ToRME singing
County Fair" and 81 Cover The
Waterfront" supported by a 81
piece orchestra conducted by Har-
Easy" with 81 Feel So Smoochie"
on the fipover side. Lena handles
this nifty tune from Ellington and
LatOuche's "Beggar's Opera" with
sexy good taste. It's her first MGM
recording.
old Mooney. Torme, known as the
Velvet Fog" slightly fogs up the
County Fair" side, but the water
front" coupling is just what the
Torme fans have been clamoring
for since first hearing his tran
sCribed version Of same.
RECOMMENDED DISCS: Mon
lea Lewis singing ITS The Bluest
Kind Of Blues" CDeccD Bob
Houston's "a Fellow Needs a Girl
CMGM O.. Stan Kenton's Unison
Rift" (CapitoD Gordon Mac
Rae's 81 Surrender Dear" Capitol
.. Billy Eckstine's Fool That !
Am" (MGM) Beryl Davis
Don't You Know Care" lion
dom.
Jimmy Dorsey's "On Green Dol
phin Street" (MGMD go. Coleman
Hawkins "Bean-A Re Bop" (AlIa-
dim .. Dick Haynes That's All
| Want To Know" CDeccaD
Lena Horne singing Take Love
OSCAR MOORE, rated top gui-
tarist Of the year again by Metro
nome Magazine, and no longer a
member Of the King Cole Trio,
joins his brother in presenting
Johnny Moore's Three Blazers in
depreciation Of "Mondy's Getting
Cheaper" q. Oscars guitar doesn't
help this tune very much.
WELL WORTH LISTENING
TO: Claude ThornhilPs Don't Call
1t Love" (Columbia) Kay
STAIRS Was That the Human
Thing To Do" Capitol Ben
Webster's blue Bellies Of Harlem"
Lee Wiley's Schirmer Album
Songs by Harold Arlen" which in
CIudes such tunes as 1--WE Got the
World on a String" stormy
Weather" and Down With Love"
RECORDS STILL SELLING
WELL THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY: THE Whiffenpoof
Song" as interpreted by Robert
Merrill and Russ Case and his or
chestra The Three Suns Peg
o. My Heart . Vaughn Monroe's
"Ballerina" O.. Perry Como's "Chi-
Ba-Ba" -. Louis Prima's "Civiliza-
ton" Erskine Hawkins
Hawks Boogie" and the Delta
Rhythm Boys, with Frank Com
stock and his orchestra, giving
voice to DRY Bones" (Victor).
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06

An Aquarium is original, progressive, dynamic. un-
practicable; always ready to try something Your
fiery restessness often produces dramatic be-
tween you and your partner nstigaed by you merely
a to blow off steam" You like to keep
things moving and to attract attention If you can't
do it consructvey, you do it destructively Running
to extremes in intimate relationships you can be the
most loyal and faithful of partners completely
reliable always intent on getting your own way.
You like to establish a routine which you expect
others to follow, yet which you yourself may change
at will without consulting anyone. In other words,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
White House Lights

Electric lights we're installed !
The White House during the admin
stration Of Benjamin Harrison.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
CHATTER -PATTER
By HELEN SMITH
THE STARS AND YOU

The Aquaus Horoscope Reading JRn. 2Feb ready
should this MOm brother husband
Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt sign they
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

zz RON SAIL Oh TRADE 2Z
ALMOST NEW ELECTRIC STOVE.
$1,000 0 heavy duty delivery bicycle.
s20.0o: 1000 ID. platform scale, sac. 90:
7. F. Glennon, Orange Grove.
FOR SALE-New 80" window fan,
Is" exhaust fan. Savage Washing
machine. and five aluminium We
netian blinds. Mrs. Greer, phone
l046-W. 1907 Cleveland. % | , Ga
BUTroNHoLE ATTACHMENTS For
New Home and Free Westinghouse
sewing machines, Also sewing lights
and motors With foot or knee con-
trols. Humans. 926 So. Market St,
phone 1897. % p Ga
FOR SALE One whirlwind Power
lawn mower. Also some hand mower
Guaranteed to be in first class me-
chanical condition. Rays Reliable Re
pairs, 1888 West Lincoln Ave.
% 3 p 5-2i
MAHOGANY MEDICINE CABINET =
l8x25A''. with drawer and adjustable
shelves. Also multiplying portrait
carvers, makes andl cabinet. and 8
stamp photos On 3lx4l plate. A. p. Nell
son, Escatawpa. Miss. % l p Ga
KITCHEN CABINETS SCREENS.
WINDOW CASINOS, LAWN FURNI-
TURE, TRELLEsSES. FOR SALE. SEE
ME FOR ANYTHING MADE OF
WOOD, VINCENT MOORE. 400 LAKE
AVENUE. PHONE 1l4i-J. % 8 p STA
22b BUILDERS SUPPLIES 22b
HARDWOOD FLOORING Made of
kiln dried beech and ash. Lawn chairs,
plywood beats. oars. paddles. pasca-
goula Decoy Company. 63i N. Pasca-
goula ST. 22b e be 5-2s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

Capeskin is named after Cape
Town, South Africa, and is a
leather obtained from a small
African sheep.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
Handmade Orchid
Fools Florists

Fayetteville, Ark.-It takes
seven years to grow an orchid.
Mrs. Ruth Woodruff Gilbert can
create one in a few hours with
a pair Of scissors and a piece of
wood fibre. Even florists are
fooled by her product.
It's a hobby with Mrs. Gilbert,
who lives near here. She says her
only aim is to make other people
happy with her flowers. In 1889
Mrs. Gilbert was riding with a
friend and noticed an illustrated
orchid on a billboard sign. The
Arkansan had never seen a live
orchid, but was struck by the
beauty of the flower on the sign.
Mrs. Gilbert rushed home and
started to work with glue and
scissors to recapture the billboard
image ia her mind. Later, when
she first saw a real orchid, she
was disappointed with her syn
thetic creation. This spurred her
to work harder and achieve an
almost life-like reproduction. 5
Florists say it is difficult to tell.
even by touch. that Mrs. Gilbert's
orchids are artificial. One woman
wore a Gilbert orchid on a plane
trip and politely declined when
the pilot asked IL she wanted it
put on ice. The passengers were
amazed when the Flower" didn't
wilt on the trip. A California
bride, who received a Gilbert or
child as a gift, keeps her friends
wondering at her husbands ex-
travagance. Mrs. Gilbert says the
bride has never disclosed the Sc
cret of her agelass flower.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
GERMAN GARDEN PLAN

Munich-AP The military
government has suggested that
Americans and Germans team to-
gether to grow vegetables and
fruit gardens, sharing the yield
fifty-fifty. Governor Murray d.
Van Wagner said the idea would
be to utilize land now occupied
by Americans. They would pro-
vide the seed and fertilizer, OBJ
tainable at the PIX. Germans
would provide the labor.
His legal staff said there was
nothing in Directives to forbid
this despite the MIG policy against
Giving off the land' of an oc-
cupied country. The legal branch
emphasized though that Ameri-
cans are forbidden from selling
any output OF such a garden. The
plan contemplates the use of re-
Questioned land only.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
CHILE HUNTS JOBS

Santiago, is
setting up a central office to find
jobs for 700 migrants from Aus
tria. The migrants were chosen
by a Chilean diplomat agent in
Austria from among displaced
persons skilled in industry. The
government announced plans to
lodge and feed them until jobs
into the countrv's industrialization
are found where they can fit
prograrn.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
SECOND HAND Ate

Ogallala, Neb. - AP-George
Hoover of Ogallala says he
wouldn't tell this fish story ex-
cept that he had two witnesses.
He had snagged a 21-inch rain
bow trout. But 1t was a second
hand catch.
The trout had previously been
hooked by someone else. The
broken leader still hung from the
fish's mouth. Hoover's hook had
caught in the eyelet of one of the
singers on the broken leader. The
fish was alive but its scroppiness
was gone when Hoover realed
him in.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
INITIATION IN o

Baltimore-(AP)--Mrs. Delma
Darburton acquired, involuntar-
lily, what is probably the most ex-
pensive pair of old shoes in Bal
timore. They cost her 5000. The
Baltimore housewife reported to
police that she surprised a burg
lar in her kitchen. He fled in such
haste that he left his shoes be-
hind. He didn't forget the $500 he
had taken from Mrs. Darburton's
purse, though.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
AN ORDINANCE

No. B. 1913
IN Ordinance authorizing and en-
towering the Mayor and Board of
councilmen Of the City of Pasca-
goula. Mississippi. TO enter Info a
contract in the name of said City 10
purchase from Z. a. Talbot. trad
ing under the name of Talbot BIO
tor Company. One IN Ford 1913.
F-7-zI ton truck chassis with closed
cab. 9 cyl. las HIP. Motor. lss inch
wheslbsss. at and for the sum of
$4,000. and also one On Is cubic
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
PLANES SHEPHERD

Moscow-AP-A group of shep-
herds and several flock of sheep
we're saved from starvation near
Mount Elbus by planes. It was
a pleasant, warm day when the
shepherds went out with their
sheep, but the weather changed
Unexpectedly. The way back to
the village was cut off by the
deep SHOWS. The filters dropped
enough food to save them.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
A CLASSIFIED AID is A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
MISCELLANEOUS

% FOR SALE OR A
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
LEGAL NOTICES
MATTER OF VALUATION

MATTER OF VALUATION
No. fe.441
CHANcERY COURT
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
In the Matter of The Valuation of
Ss0o.ooo Hsrbor Improvement Bonds
of Jackson County. Mississippi.
To the Tax Payers of Jackson coun-
~, Mississippi.
NOTICE
You are hereby notified that the
matter Of the valuation Of the above
mentioned Bonds Will come on for
hearing before the Chancellor at the
Court House of Jackson County. Mis-
Aissippi, on the 18th day of June, 1913,
on or before which date. objections.
4 any. must be filed.
(SEALl
N c. EVERETT. chancery Clerk
Jackson County.
It ga
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
WANT TO BUY. SELL Or
TRADE SOMETHING?
READ AND USE THESE ADS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BUSINESS SERVICES

MOVING AND HAUIING-In or out
of town. Phone 325 or 226. 4 If be ga
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

The early Greeks had q custom
in which merchants threw down
a glove before customers as 4
symbol of their honesty in trad
ing.
Evening star., 1948-09-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RADIO SALES AND SERvICE-Good To-
cation. central Arl. business primaril,
repairs, average $3.50 per week past ";
APPROX. S2.4O0 inventory: going for best
offer. Owner selling because OF poor
health and other interest. Cali OW. 051S
or write Radio Box IS. Arl. IS
LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE-Downtown:
S3 900 weekly; $4,000 cash required
Low price from OWNER. Box 266-V, Star
GROCERY SToRE-A tiptop business
proposition; well located: sales over 81 500
per week; near D. c. D. T. GLASCOCK,
Realtor. Phone Fairfax $40. -5
COUNTRY STORE-Located on corner OF
crossroads, approximately 2 acres, fully
EQUIPPED; stock, fixtures. gasoline pump.
icehouse: off sale beer and wine; living
quarters; doing good cash business: all tor
Slp,i5o. CURTIS E. MARTIN. go So.
Royal st., Alexandria, Va. TIE. 254S, Alex
andria RSl5 Omen daily az
Evening star., 1948-09-05
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MODERN KOSHER STYLE delicatessen
and restaurant in busy ShopplnG center,
onssle beer no agent ,g nvolaeT Rex ANY 4ny
FOR sALE-Truck and general restaurant
in established truck restaurant area, IN
Maurertown. Va. on U. S. No. II; 50X40 #.
STANLEY SIAM "a GocHESoUR. f'.i Maarertown Va
IDEAL PART-TIME BUSINESS - Earning
SIlo to $3.50 monthly; consists of S.
stamp vending machine; nesdS ed only one
buyer for So 500 cash; Oh. ,al43. .
GROCERY-Glebe rd, Arl., Va.-Large
s9s sHe 10 Ress sque cHAs Ysl6S se9 Ex
REST. REsrArRANr%Takoma TAi 2o9' Park. heart of
cHAs ese {. EcKLoFF, Ex. os76. WA 1856
DINER-Jef. Davis hwy.-Estab, bus.
eaqlP seats sat- 81 oa ample VIZ parki5S s5S
GROCERY, NE.NMiXed trade. good yo!-
4me comp equip cHAs, c. EcKLoFF'
FHoro FIX To7f PRINT MA sen slRvrcE-central locs-
ton estab trade: reasonable. terms, cHAs.
G. ECKLoFF; Ex G976, WA, 1896
sELF-sERVICE LAUNDRY-3o Laqnderan
necessary equipment; desirable location,
Spas9uS FSR 64r PLENTY x of paTkRG W pseS s
cRas ESK5oFF sEde EX G:5a aa VA WA S56
bus stop; long cStab good volume: lease
INCLUDE. apis, CHAs c. ECKLoFF'
TAvERN-LIoTOR: owner quotes $3.50
daily bar business: no cntcrtainment; long
lease at low rental air cond, large tele-
vision expensiyely e9upped PED coz YARN
price $4,000 easy terms. really an out
standing opportnnitsy, NICHOLAS GAS
TON CO. 5ol Woodward Bids. Dl' 776o-
DELICATEsSEN-owner quotes $1,000
wsIy eosed open a1ys days TKy Sfo4e
mediatsiy, due to other interests; price,
oLAs- GAsToN co, sol Woodward Bldg.
radio sALES-srRyIoE and record shop;
lished; possesses every opportunity to pro-
large. beautiful. modern store with base
ment. which must be seen TO appreciate;
w se for 9heh 9Enf5 cudes i
N1cHoRHs 5nsH'9fS GAroS on Go 56i II RsashSd
HARDWARE sToRE-Excellent operation
for man and wife. located IN fine NV. sec
doing ST 300 monthly and netting APPROX,
$500 per mo-; rent. Slo0. with 1o-yr.
lease; selling due to i'll health; price only
NICHOLAS GAsToN CO, sol Woodward
IioUoR-TAvERS. located in excellent
drive-in shopping center, with large bowl
Ing alley: short hours opening at 4 pm.
owner quotes. aTerasins normally 500 zoo
layout; well equipped; has draft beer;
large television: lone' lease at reasonable
rent; owner on crutches, must sell quickly;
price, So. 600; terms. NICHOLAS GAS
TON Co. sol woodward Bids, DI. 7765-
GROCERY STORE AND BLDG. on How.
erd I'd. Sc. near Nichols ave. this small
srocery store business and pIropeTty fol
ness for $1,000 and lease to responsible
party; terms can be arranged excellent
opportunlty TO start N business with
snal cash outlay. WOODWARD s; NOR
RIS, Realtors, exclusive gent. ,13 @0th ST
NV. RE. 65So. Sunday and evenings
Mr.. MCCARTHY, wo 52:6 d
ROOMING HOUSES FOR SALE. I have
about IS good roomins businesses listed
in different. parts of city. We will be
glad to call for you in car and show
these places after LABOR Day EDWIN |
ELLIS. Long Established Rooming House
H,on Broker 1910 Vermont ave- Rm. 81 RE
Evening star., 1948-09-05
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATTICS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. estimates
furnished free, Cali Sligo 3942, W. D.
BUfLDING CONTRACTOR, general repairs
speelalty. ~ Cali il 7. W ". sNIDEE, Jr.- ~ GE,
BuLLDozER. for hire, owner operated
hourly OF contract rates. grsdins, excavst-
ms Iand ID 9Issrins Ak Hive R4 ror,od5, m6
AUSTIN 7, Quick CO Phone CO. 33sI,
CEMENT WORK stone walls. hagstone ter
drIvewayS, porches, retaining walls; pipe
~ knds Of EoteT9 2teTpr0Gne sde rock
yiIIss !. Phone Rockville a5ss. -;
san sSsmsf;i = III 5EE AUSTIN I Quick GO
coNCRETE cement work, footing. drive
ways. porches, basement floors, steps and
5ftaFn 1s.anins TaiS; Ssst old and ne" work. C.
FLOOR sERyiCE-Nothins but the pest;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning par
fSs' Ssois Re isia Wsoh
PoRGHEs-We build any kind; also re-
gcrk guaTsntesd pasa Gd qIHI IHE AUSTIN 7 QUICK
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floors, masonry repointed, roofs Tspaircd d
LoW, prices Guaranteed. NEV1N S. LU
hEMODELlNG, nreproonns, roOHns. SlolHs
general home Improvement work. cellar tC
roof; small monthly payments # desired
Call ST. 1866 for free estimates. Ma
TIoNAL DECORATING CO.. so2 18th
LET US CONVERT your porch into love-
ly den, complete with knoty pine walls lis
request. HYDALE CONTRACTORS, Home
Remodelers, WA sss7,, UN: 4@41:
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AsKEW's HOME SERVICE = Painting,
paper hanging, floor sanding modernlzing
bsmt to roof: reas. OR. 1000, .15'
YOUR NEW HoME--oWe will build for YOU
any where within 10 mi. of the ,District;
Free estimates; work guaranteed. THE
AUSTIN T QUICK co. Phone co. 1881.
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS; if you have
roof trouble or heating problems let us
take care OF them before bad weather hits
us; also any other work. such as recrea;
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brick work plasterinG, pspering palntlnG
etc. VIC take pride IN our work. CaL
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