davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-04-16
SPORTING GOODS

Complete Golf Sets; Bog, Clubs, Bo1s, Tees, 59.95
Mems s irons, 3 woods, balls, IS tees, bog.
Famous Make Golf Bags, Pigskin Trimmed, IT'S
Hood umbrella holder ball ond shoe pocket ga inch size
Junior Size. Genuine Leather FieIders Glove, 3,75
eenuin. cowhde French binding Right or left hand.
Tennis Rockets, Munro CheItenhom Model--3.l5
e-pIy Iominoted frome. leather grip, NyIon strings
Tennis Rockets, Munro Bristol Model------- us
epk frore leather grip, ls main strings, we'll booneed
Street Floor Washington; Louer Lepel stper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

INFANTS CLOTHING
Philippine Handmade Sunsuits-
Postes ond white Embroidered. Sizes !, z, 3.
All Wool Shows
Rond-tied fringe. White, pink, blue
Philippine Handmade Body Dresses-------l.o'
Embroidered Sizes months yeor. -.
Philippine Handmade oertrudes
Toored Botste Gertrudes des---------------.o8 o8e
Imported Hond- MADE Dresses ses-------------Z.oO
Beautifully embroidered lnonts' sizes ,ro
Imported Handmade Pettieoots-
Loce and embroidery trim. infants r.,
Infonts' Combed Cotton Knit Gowns .e5e
White Swiss Dress with CoIored Slip--------ZZ8
White over pink blue Sizes months to yeor 80
Imported Handmade Christening Dresses3,Z8
Fine spun royon, white, II inches long ,,o
Hond Embroidered Wool Wrappers
Infonts' All Wool Soeque ue----------------I.o
Handmade Wool Socques, Postels---------z.3S
All Wool Sweater, Cop, Booties
Handmade Wool Socque Sets-------------3;4o
Hond-M Wool Moccosns- ns--------------o ooe
PosteI Botste Dresses
Dainty trims Sizes months yeor.
Second Floor Washington and sar~ swms
Evening star., 1948-04-16
cHILDREN's AND TEENS LINGERIE

Cotton But-Up Shoulder SIips------------l.09
Swing skirts bios cut, white. Sizes 8 to IA. A
Teens Cotton Slips with Strops .48
Lace or embroidery trim, Sizes 10 to lo.
Teens Cotton Brief Ponties for l.0O
White Sizes to Is. ,oo
Teens Knit Royon Ponties es------35e, for LOO
Teorose. Sizes 8 to 1e. -,
Cotton Pojomos. 2-Piece -----------------zZS
Floral prints Sizes TO Is.
Second Floor, Washington and Saper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

eroodcloth or botiste. Ruffle trims. Sizes 0 to o.
Second Floor Warrington and Silper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
cHILDREk'S AND TEENS SHOES

cHILDREk'S AND TEENS SHOES
Barefoot Leather Sandals Z79
Tots sizes, 4-e11; chldren's, skl2: misses, Vas
Babies White High Elk Leather Shoes
Hard soes Sizes to 6.
Hiqh Shoes, SoddIes, Oxfords- rds-------------3.89
White, red brown in the group. Sizes ga to g.
Oxfords, SoddIes and Straps
White red brown the group. Sizes "a to T.
Oxfords, Straps and Saddle Shoes
White red, brown in the group. Sizes N to L.
Teens SoddIe Oxfords and Straps .49
Brown ond white soddIes, white srops. Sizes a to g.
Second Floor, Washington and silper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

GIRLS WEAR
One-Piece PIoysuits --------------------l l.88
cotons, prints and pIods Sizes to T.
AII-in-one PIoysuits ---------------Z Z,38
wo-toned or stripe ehombroys Sizes TO Il.
Sleeveless Ploy Dresses ----------------- Z.5o
Print and stripe eottons Sizes TO Y.
Pinofores and Ploy Dresses ------------ Sly
Oroondy pinofores, dotted Swiss dresses Sizes 7-1z
Botes Cotton Gobordine Shorts ---------- l.58
Assorted solid eoIors, slide poekets Sizes 7-l4
Tune Too Cotton Shorts s----------------- 1.S8
Prints eobordnes and denins assorted eoors
Knit Cotton Polo Shirts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7Sc
White, blue, yellow and assorted stripes
Denim Pedol Pushers s------------------ l.00
Blue, red green. Sizes to a.
Cotton Gobordne PedoI Pushers-
Assorted solid coors Also cotton prints
Cotton Print Mdriff HoIters- .O9
Cotton Print Shirts ---------------Z.38
White Cotton "Rhumbo" BIouses- So
White Cotton Peasant BIouses ses-------------z.38
Sheer Dotted Swiss and Cotton PIod BIouses- .88
Blue Denim jeans, Novelty Trims----------z.58
Block Cotton BoIIerino Skirts rts-------------l.88 81
Assorted Cotton Skirts, full fIored ---------2.38
Chntz Skirts and Other Cottons ns---------3.l9
Second Floor Washington and slrr Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MEMS SPORTSWEAR

AII-WooI California Sports Coots-------,z z47o
Ton. blue and brown patch pockets; button 50 to a.
AlI-WooI Stacks; Coverts, Cords, FIonnels so5
fronts slide fasteners full cut solid eoos Sizes 20 to 81
Royon Tropical Sport Stacks, Full Cut ------/.So
Solids pin checks slide fasteners, p'eo z8 to a.
short-Seeyed Sport Shirts; White and Colors, Z.35
Worn in or out Of socks; solid coIors; snno to oree
Street Floor, Washington and stlper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

TEEN DRESSES
Summer Cottons and Royons -5,88, for Sll
Wide choice Of colors and styles. Sizes 10 TO Is.
Second Floor. Washington and Stlper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT

Hollywood Reflex Comeros- os--------------''.So
Uses go film, II exposures to roll.
Kent Developing
Essential equipment for beginner.
Excel Is nm. Projectors
400 IT, reel capacity adjustable speed, "a lens.
VoiohtIinder Besso Comero, 3.5 ens-----eO.OO
VoiohtIinder Besso Comero, F 45 lens -----47.6O
Uses 'l2o film. timing 200 TO full second.
Is nm. Reel Chest Holds II Reels and Cons, 3.49
Street Floor Washington and stlper Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MEMS HATS
Pure Fur Felt Hats for Spring q---6.85
LUGGAGE

LUGGAGE
Mems Two and Three Suffers, Split Cowhide SZ7
Black brown Steel frames. good locks
Mems One or Three Suffers Leother S45, 49:80
Some French EDGE welt edge; groin cowde eoses
Fomous U. S. Luggage oge-------------S9 to leZo
Priced according Washable heo striped eonvos wood
frome.
Entire Stock KessIer Luggage to $40
priced ACCORDING to size reo buy this fonous ueeoee
All prices include Monooromned free of charge.
Street Floor Washington, LotDer Leoe, Sitter Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16
MEMS CLOTHING

Sheldon AII-WooI Gobordine Suits, piece e--4375
Single and double breasted models; brown ton.
Sheldon AII-WooI Worsted Spring Suits
Single double breasted eoIors; oil wool worsted
All Wool Tropical Worsted Suits for Summer, 1915
Single double breasted; good eoIors and potterns
Sheldon AII-WooI Gobordine Topcoots s-----3975
snole breasted set-n or rogon sleeves; neutroI color
Second Floor Washington; Street Floor. Silrer Spring
MEMS CASUAL WEAR
Wool and Royon Gobordine Summer Sloeks- --6S5
Brown ton ooy, green ond blue 2e to AZ woist
All Wool Sport Coots, Plenty Of Patterns ns----Z475
Brown blue shades; choice of weoves and potens
All Wool Covert and Flannel Slocks-------.9 985
Well toored good color choice. full zippers 2e42
Second Floor Washington: Street Floor. siluer Spring
Evening star., 1948-04-16

UMBRELLAS
Women. 16-Rib Lucite-HondIe Umbrellas 3.99
pIoids prints ond solids in large color assortment
Women's l6-Rib GoyIy- -Colored Umbrellas -Z99
pioids ploin. i. . potterns and combinations
street Floor Warrington and stlper Spring
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
TWIN CITY FLASHES



yoa your Christmas shopping dons' You haven't
Wen know just how you feel cause I've barely started mine
the to have huge column
sometime during the hohdays and I'm just nght on and tel you
few Of ne things that you want 70 know
First want 70 birthday GrestnEs are In order Tor
Minneapolis Willie Brown Anthony OF
chicago win csbrnts their birthdays SOmsms in December
what's this hear shout Htts A. D. clardy
ths ARMY And Isn't good 10 see Sam Randall
around again. How many days IsAvs do you haV" Sam
Last week attended SomshnE that really from
any affair that II Well
Wednesday group attended recognition dinner at the Raids
Those present nciuded' Jaequslns
MovYson Doris white wohngton and Al Joe
Tsr Johnson Joe Gaia Rivers Curly and
turkey that served 10 us was really On and
the clnAH Champagne Punch Memorial
TrUpyI We then danced until midnight finally
u" returned To our homes quite early and we were
quite sxhaustsd"-but happy
Euccsn won't attempt 10 who was with whom or what y
YM VHNT o. THg WIKI
uEht Barbara Fields party and was huge
wore everyone seemingly With and people
passed probably wouldn't be able TO describe their
I'll that the guest list included
osa Manly Rhodes Howard Cummings Maxine Har'
POLE Dukes James Cook Beverly Hickman
(wo incidentally adorable her whts net fomA Nor
man Carter woy Jane House Booker Ellis
Roberts, Ernie and Doris Eddie Foster
Sarah nm Howell Richard Bradley Camille
Tommy Roberts, Rossmund Airr Dorothy Munson Adds
Armstrong Betty Lou podd Pretty julie and Phil
Up Archer Jackie smith Bubble Jach"on Harrison "a 'Ss"
Lsoy Bell Martyr Fraction Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Gamble
Constance Jackson Barbara and Bobby Kyle and
codes Of others Barbara looked lovely ~ usual and she received
many lovely Ea Tho music too too nsl had nes time
didn't your
formal party would be oompss without few after
sfocts example, tho party tup shout but Cinderella
nothing Minneapolis girl VINO told didn't get
until well won't what time she got home but know
that rather whom she In with the
afternoon mAiiI speaking Minneapolis girls
keeping Alien laughing the large part Of the evening sme
pLA9M
well known g. Paul girls supposed 70 be the way
20 the altar soEnslms Sorry again can't supply
THAR nnmsa but their A. and wn you
information this al . later date
Well really did out lot longer than had
tcpalsd This viii Be Christmas Eve and know
you win be 10 sonsng 90 until ind out just what THAT
SOMETHING WILL. I'm, I remain,
CHARLOTTE Of course
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
HIre Lossss

Destruction By are In the United
States nsaFsd record levels during
ie4e. with total losses estimated ct
Seal. ABT. 900, an increase Of 2S,S per
cent over losses Of t4sS. a7o 900 IN
IRas. The 1913 losses. the highest
IN % years. approached the high.
sst aGuTs ever recorded Ia the y. g.,
esei, peO. 1si In lo38. Losses during
December. i04s. SGT . new record
for Q single month. They we're ssti-
mated At 90. 9ot. 900. an Increase Of
% per cent over November. l0te
and I7S per cent over December,
Iets. and were the highest recorded
since the National Board Of Fire I'm.
dsrwTitsFs began tabulAting losses
on . monthly basis In i01a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
LAan1GEAnG Resls

laundering tests made at IAs
hontana experiment. station ahOU
mat IN general soap and dstarRanss
DO On equally good job IN waShlng
Atwood and aII-siEk fabrics, bat that
Soap b superior for cotton. linen,
Eayon, or mixtures u cotton and
wool FibaFs differ In chemical na-
lure. ailk ana wool being protein
nom animal sources. and cotton,
linen and rayon eellnlose from plant
sources Soap. because o. Ias aka
Line content, cleans plant AbeFB bet
Der. For washing Atwood blankets,
dstergsnts proved better. but blank
cts Of Is per cent wool and - Der
cent cotton washed better win soap.
Detsrgsnts were not saeessshlI with
woolsu baby clothes because al.
though they removed son they did
not remove food stains. slIk stoek-
inss washed successfully with either
soap Or detsTgents. Although eolOrs
did not fade a. quickly with de-
tsrGents. cotton and Fayon dresses,
and table linens developed Q solIed,
grtmy appearance when washed
with non soap compounds IN The
Montana experiment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17


Engine oils are now sold under
one Of three grades Ths hree
grades are regular premium, and
heavy,dusy' Regular Oh reters 70
oil which has been tonnd 70 Dc gen
orally suitable TOT use N ntsrnat
combustion engines uhder moosr-
ats operaunh eondiuons' premium
oil must contain an aaaauVe wnlsn
reass's oHidautn ana must contain
ehsfnieals when pfeven. oshnh
erosion hsavy guy on w. ' .uh'S w
dsterHsn' eaaiuvss 10 s ss1',. "
eorroa'on ana oSia|uon "n'o'''"'
PslsaRSas weed
prtehlV latino. 4. . ..n.. ...A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Eeonomists IL the department. Of
agriculture say mat he family slxed
farm h larger. more msehanlxsd,
and more eommsFelalizsd than ever
before. The sVsFags farm IL now
20 aerss larger than II was Eve years
ego and 50 acres bigger than Il was
- pears sge. The big. spreading
ranches Of Ire west and TIE small
farms u The east sFs. 0f course. o..
ursd into thls average.
The west has shown the greatest
jump In sire q farms. with nearly
10 per cent u the farms In ne
west now more than 1000 acres.
These big farms account for four
nfthS Of The farm land Of the west.
Even IN the midwest . hfth o. the
farm land IL In units % over 1000
aereG a strong demand for prae-
ueaily all farm products during the
last half dozen years IN combination
with speedy progress In machine
farming has enused farmers 10 sx.
pand their acreage. Very little new
farm land has become avaiIabls
In the period, 90 large farms have
become larger BY taking IN other
farms OF parts Of other farms. Even
with ell this expansion In farm Sers-
aEs. the small farm 10 not irnmsdI-
atsly doomed: 81 least, not for .
while. Farms Of from 10 10 100 acres
stil account for . large proportion
Of all farms In an regions. Two.
thirds Of the farms In the south;
oDs-hAh In the east: tWo-hfths IN
The west: and q third In the midwest
are Btill small farms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
Nay KaEmerr Noe Prsapsrsas

According 70 the lS4S census a
agriculture, nearly Q third d our
farms In 1854 each grew Less than
u.ooe worth Of products. Nearly %
per cent Of al farms each turned
cut less than s7.0O0 worth Of pro
ducts. Nearly thres-fourths Of our
farms grew less than S3.oOo worth
Of products. Ths operators Of these
farms took In much less cash than
the amount Of those hpIrsS-and
sim had 10 pay their production
costa A great many IN this big
group are not now able 10 meet
their farm and family costs from
farm Incomes Many Of these
farms. II course. are part-time
and subsistence units.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
Flyer Reactions Studied
Through X-Ray Equipment

knowledge OF how q flIer reacts
physieaily 10 the strain when 10
makes q eTahh landing or 10 cata-
pultsd from . crippled plane 10 be-
ing obtained in one Of the more rs-
cent uses Of the mIlllOnth-of.A-sec-
md X'ray equipment.
Both army and navy medical
laboratories are experimenting BY
nsklng sequence photographs 10
obtain visual evidence Of what hap
pens 10 . pilots spine. heart and
other organs under such eOndi.
tons.
In crash landings. q nieF under.
goes q shock equivalent 10 10 times
mat suffered BY Q motoFlst n he
could halt his machine In one Sec
ond from an e3-mils.an-hour speed.
Body harnesses cushion such de-
celebration blows. but more know
ledge Of the action Of the body or.
Gans may be Of value In further
solving the problem. according 10
Or. Charles NJ. Slack. research d.
rector Of tho Westinghouse lamp
division. Bloomfield, ~ J.
Advent Of Supsrsonlc AirplAns
speeds presents another difficulty.
II . pilot tried 10 climb out Ht such
. speed. he would be cut 70 rib
bons BY the wind. 20 q mechanical
device fires him out" when . but
ton 10 pushed.
The high aeeelsratlon necessary
10 get tho pilot out without his
striking the plane causes another
violent Jerk 20 his organs. 10 times
~ severe as the normal pun Of
gravity. Or. Slack notes.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP
PING WITH YOUR FRIENDS
THE ADVERTISERS IN THIS
NEWSPAPER.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

i"1 i'd""i MIG" S"m'' JAMS "''""'
IndlyIduSi high . game. Jans brown
SIs.
Ths following splits were picked
up Huth BROOKS sic, DsiOts VaassT
sr!a. lane Brown k-4-7.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
soybeans PiAnGsA Win Germ

soybeans need plenty Of nitro
gen 70 grow. II they are planted
with corn they win either get nitro
gen from the soil or from the air.
n they are inoeuisted before plant
ed they win get nitrogen from the
air and leave the nitrogen fertLl-
iEer that has been applied for tho
corn. But n the Soybeans are not
insulated, they win compete
against thS corn for the nitrogen
fertilizer which has been applied.
which means that the corn VIII 90
very little % Il.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
o.Is sold In Thrss oTadss

CHARLOTTE Of course.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

BooKKEEPER. young, alert, efscient; sI,t;
eaaEse; saags desires full-time position. EN-
BUSINESS ExECUTIvE-Ambitious en-
sTgste n
fty Business background, once supervi-
sion, sales, statisticsi research. PUBLIC re-
5fGss EE e2s5 design axi 4Sa feod ara lie
BERT, 1880 Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AID.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants Job as
short order cook, waitress or soda foun-
taR maid do,orsd days no Sun TA has 1s9 III
clerk. TR. s400, RIM. H-122. after IL am:
sS5Ess SuRsE Of pts and fsaRs s@ tssns
NuRsE-White, wishes case immediately;
16rdsb s6ndsy 6n5y can DE gay y5s5 u home
years experience, wishes private duty;
day or night; any case considered. Ho
NURsE-rehned experienced. sanitarium
trained. desires night duty; tdrs.) and pa
PRacreAL fnatt III 9TSKsE 2GEsE 1aS coiored
doctors references; any type case, bU
PRACTICAL NURSES available trained
rates. e" Di. 4ss4, MISS BEE. weekdays only
REG. NURSE, desires position in physi-
O36R. ~ pm 20"
SEAMSTRESS. college graduate, exp, de-
sires a position dressmaking, alterations,
etc. or sewing by hand; ref. upon request.
sECRETARY. go refined 5 yrs exper.;
. years college; efficient. capable: avail
able immed,; S240 mo. Box 49O-H, Star
sTENo.-SEC., 8 yrs exp, wants perm
position; conscientious, reliable; @ excellent
sTENOGRAPHER desires ,part-time work
in own office. dictation taken over phone.
3402 Conn. ave, OR. 6l00. -22
WOMAN. colored, wants work at night In
restaurant. 627 2nd St, D1. 93S2.
WOMAN, white. wishes position as maid
waitress with private adult family; live in,
good local ref; must have position as
Young LADY desires position, secretary
receptionst. typist' fsill or part time; an exp p !;
dependable. conscientious worker. Box
426-H. Star. go
envelopes. manuscripts and stencils cut.
Pick Up and deliver. Call AT. 1856. -25
Evening star., 1948-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

executive. administrative
and mechanical background, personnel ex-
ployed as accountant; desires to make nnal
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. Kept
msnts: agdits: reasonable or. So74.
dited or o daily bookksssDiPE service % et
3tS ACCOUNTING STUDENT, now now in third
year. with ABB. degree, wants part-time
work work SATURDAY sunday qass or two eVeninss
ATTORNEY-Broad, experience; pleadinss:
motions. trials, brieflng: invaluable aid
to busy practitioner. Box 4oo-H' Star.
ssst references; have 'G@Oi my own tools. IA
CHAUFFEUR. young white man. experi-
ee1se eense. fs Telephone netai Ho. ass6. 0'' p.
nsSs aon1lasoa S.ntna s. a4s
unusual connections: early thirties; engi-
neering background; average income above
FARM WORK WANTED-Experieneed all
ing: small family; move Immediately. r.
GAS sTA hTr ryenns ezp Wants wan en Work seTEyn
Hyattsville, or vicinity. TO. 1878 5104
Hsren I'd; gsrwyn. Be Nd: 20 20.
after 3 m: weekdays, all day sat, sun.
GOVT. RELATIONS SPECIALIST, 81 eXten-
top management, and economist for key
Govt. agencies, desires position as assist
ant to executive of corporation or associa-
ton, handling business-Govt. problems
6. VI. U. sTGGDENT-paych. major; de
sires employment Tues. Thurs. and Sat,
ets ssss s ETC. Osfo MR S5f oS
HARVARD GRAD, SO, married, perm. res.
RaI atar olp oecf
experienced high level Govt admin. bust
ness management, research and analysis,
editorial work, info. collection and dis
counting, teaching and personnel training,
experienced in handling all classes Of per
sonnel. seeks perm junior execu: POSITION
tunity. Box 3S7-H, Star. "a
MAN desires job as truck driver: LII.
MAN. colored, desires work evenings, clean
paRTTrMs Il II lR5S S.sMdPLoYhgEkr sd5sE gnk for up,y.r
sity students; clerks. typists,, bookkeepers,
auditors, salespeople available for after.
noon, morning and evening @ Tork ca GaH
E1a EPl1HmSRi SNnSERsITY saEsa RE sESaAiN asss
PUBLIC RELATIoNs-Man experienced in
trade association. house organ, market re-
ties. With established ONCE, successful busi-
asso 's injuries assfs soeted ede sox
PUBLIC RELATIONS SPECIALIST, expert
enced all phases, radio, newspaper, motion
picture publicity, promotion, exploitation.
Desires greater opportunity, full or part
time employment. Box Bah, Star. 20s
STENOGRAPHER BooKKEEPER, willing
to render s SERVICES IN for use
STUDENT, vet. desires par PARTING work;
sTUDENT-vETERAN,p pre-law, desires per-
manent part.time position: available all
day Tues, Thurs. and Sat. or 4 hours
every afternoon; general experience. Box
4S6-H. Star.
VETERAN, "A, married, college grad. / VI.
law, law school: seeks position Win iuture:
WANTED, position as researcher; 8 years
college, ABB. decree, pre-; med. good refer
ences; minimum. $1,700. Box 432-H,
YOUNG MAN, 26. reliable and conscien-
tious. desires responsible position: tool en-
gineering background and general knowl-
edge Of Of Office = duties, Call MI. 1881 Ext
CAPITAL TO INVEST, seeks jr. partner
ship or position with up and coming firm;
approximately $1,000 cash. Box 479-H
FOR QUICK DELIVERY or gen. hauling
Of any kind. Call BRADY at Ii. 1881.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
HONE IMP. coMpANlEs tcen..,

ways, porchs. basement deors. sesps. re-
aaS essnaieS "A xrls sssa Sld or sRs pssa Ri work
FLOOR SEkyICE-NothinE put the pest.
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning. par
iss fss' eosTs2sToks i've. isis 1issos.
~ CONTRACTING CO.
Roofing. siding. painting, papering, all
work guaranteed; monthly terms: free esti-
mates. WA. S4S6. days or evenings.
HEATNG-Ol furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup. ex-
pert engineerins; 8 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
EalNGINEERIEG CO.. 1891 Ca ave. GE
mercial and residential alterations, ad-
free estimates. TR. 1884, IA. s6o3 26.
KITCHENS redesigned and installed by
experts: finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink. tops replaced with
.1.ass MoDN q ssnsss soME Stes g. Na G s Gr
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., Gr.
terms; free estimates; quality workman
ship; reasonable prices; Virginia only.
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS,
attics finished, recreation room, additions,
porches inclosed. stucco siding, storm win
dows% screens, hardwood floors. insulation,
plaStering, concrete work. brick, stone,
plumbing. heating. painting monthly Fed
eral Housing terms. COLUMBUS CON
Room 304. s05 6. st., NV. DI. 4774.
Evening star., 1948-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, take, care Of child Call Ca
between am. and pm, RA. S69S: II"
GIRL wants job as nurSemaid and house
worker from 8 to 4:30. TW. 0410.
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w. -5La days a
week; good cook with city references. MI.
GIRL, colored. desires lob as, baby sitter
GIRLS ~, colored. desire days work or
general housework. light laundry: must live
out RA 2255
reliable colored woman,
experienced, fond Of children, refs. pU.
LADY, colored, wishes Job as cook and
general house cleaner: good references,
sFAMSTTRREss. girl, colored, desires posi-
tion. LU 1850; call before IL noon or
WOMAN, colored. wants to give days care
TO children. mos. to l yr. In her home
WOMAN. colored. wishes public maid work.
VI q0I2 90"
WOMAN, colored. wants general housework
DAYS week Call LU. 1885.
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work; ref
erences TIA. 5940.
WOMAN, colored. desires light. house duties:
care for children; days, to or $50;
ref EX 44SS.
TWo GIRLS, colored, want days work,
full or part RA 1868