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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-09-15

kF YOU held any of these spe-
cialties for six or more months
in the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marines or Coast Guard, and
can otherwise qualify, you may
enlist in the U. S. Army now for
years as q non commissioned
officer. The exact grade you will
receive will depend on your pre-
vious experience and training,
as covered in w. d. pamphlet
1916.
With the high take-home pay
of an Army job, and the splendid
career opportunities which are
open to Army men, this is priv
ilege you'll want to take advan-
tage of, if you can meet the
specifications. To find out If
you measure up, stop in at your
nearest u. S. Army and u. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station.
FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE
Evening star., 1948-02-23
Republican Women
Favor Tax Reduction

Seventy-flve per cent Of the Re-
publican women queried in a newly
published survey believe personal
deductions Of taxpayers should be
increased.
Mrs. w. ]. Donald, director of the
School Of Politics Of the Women's
National Republican Club. an
nounced results Of the survey. The
school conducted the study to get
the views of Republican women on
tax planks to be offered the party s
national convention in June.
The tabulation was based on q
survey Of 1872 members-3e per
cent Of the clubs membership in 81
States and the District. Opinions
on food, foreign affairs and labor
problems will be surveyed In the
near future, Mrs. Donald said.
In addition to the query on de-
ductions, tax questions and answers
were listed as follows:
Should double taxation be elimi-
mated on securities? Yes-97 per
cent. Mo- per cent.
Should people living on pensions
or annuities be taxed at same rate
as earned? Yes-2l per cent. No
79 per cent.
Should depreciation be allowed to
property owners? Yes-94 per cent.
No-6 per cent.
Evening star., 1948-02-23

ADvERTTsEMENT. A
Evening star., 1948-02-23
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Vyacheslav
Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister,
appeared in Who's Who in America
today for the first time.
So did Frank Sinatra, Roy Rogers,
the late Mohandas K. Gandhi,
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame football
coach, and about 5,400 others.
Out of the directory Of prominent
Americans or we'll known nonresi-
dents marched 1929 former Army
and Navy brass hats. These men
were reduced in rank after the war
ended. On the basis Of rank alone,
the directory lists nothing below
brigadier generals and commodores.
Who's Who is getting bigger every
issue. but that doesn't boost odds of
getting your name on its pages. In
each biennial volume since the first
was published so years ago, only
about three in each ten thousand Of
the Nations population have made
the grade.
The new issue for 1948-49 con-
tains 1904 words (10 times as
many as the Bible), 2,e7s pages and
Al ,194 listings.
Thomas J. Watson, president OF
the International Business Ma
chimes Co, New York, again has the
longest sketch-20l lines. 1t only
ran 155 lines in the last issue.
Runnerup is the late DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler of Columbia Univer-
Evening star., 1948-02-23
Labor Law Has Turned
NLRB Into Prosecutor
OF Unions, Green Says
BY the Asseeiaied Press

William Green, president OF the
American Federation of Labor, yes
terday said that the Taft-Hartley
Act has made the National Labor
Relations Board Into a prosecutor
Of labor unions"
His blast came as the board re-
ported that SO per cent of workers
participating in union shop elec-
tions under the act during January
had voted In favor of such a con-
tract provision.
A vot under board auspices in
favor of the union shop authorizes
the union to negotiate with the
employer for q provision by which
he may hire any person but the
new employee must join the union
within a specified time.
Mr.. Green said in a statement
that the first six months under the
law had intensified" organized
labor's antagonism to the measure.
Hartley Defends Measure.
On the other hand, Representa-
tive Hartley, Republican, of New
Jersey, co-author of the law, said
in a radio talk that its operation
"refutes the hysterical and fanati-
cal attacks made on 1t by labor
leaders"
at union members, Mr.. Hartley said
labor barons don't like 1t (the law
because it weakens their dictator
ship over you"
He promised that any provision
of the law that proves punitive,
drastic or unworkable" will be al
tered, but said the law will not be
emasculated."
Green Outlines Developments.
Mr.. Green said organized labor's
antagonism to the law had been
intensified because Of these develop
ments:
81. The National Labor Relations
Board, a Government agency created
to protect the right Of labor, has
been perverted by the Taft-Hartley
Act into q prosecutor OF labor
unions.
80. Injunction suits have been
filed in the courts against an in
creasing number of unions, thus
confirming our warning the law
would bring about revival OF the
injunction evil.
"3. Damage suits against the
union by employers are already
reaching astronomical proportions.
q. Long-standing harmonious
labor management relationships
such as those between the Interna-
tional Typographical Union and
newspaper publishers have been
disrupted by the Taft-Hartley Act
and similar disputes threaten to en-
gulf the Nations industry when
present contracts expire.
Evening star., 1948-02-23
Montgomery Parents Plan
School PROGRAM Discussion

The philosophy Of the Mont
gomery County Schools will be the
subject Of a panel discussion meet
ing for all parents Of the eastern
suburban area of the county at
s pm. Thursday at the Woodside
School.
Announcement Of the forum,
which will be the first Of series
of four discussions, was made by
Mrs. Floyd Carver, president OF
the Eastern Suburban Area Parent
Teacher Association Study Group.
Speakers on the panel, which will
deal with the child as he first
enters school, will be Mrs. Helen
Bready, a supervisor of the Mont
gomery County Board Of Educa-
ton; Miss Glendora Needy, princi-
pal Of Woodlin School; Mrs. Helen
Evening star., 1948-02-23
|MoIotovMukes NewWho' sWho
And So Does Frank Sinutru

sity, whose sketch was increased
three lines to total Of 1873 lines
before his death.
Mr.. Watson's sketch costs the
Who's Who publishers $50 to print
at current publishing costs. The
biographies of President Truman
and Albert Einstein costs only S.
each to print.
One line has been inserted in Gen
Eisenhower's previous 42-line sketch
It reads, President Of Columbia
University"
Among first time listings are
Dorothy Lamour, Hildegarde, Opera
Singer Dorothy Kristen, Minerva
Pious, the Mrs. Nussbaum of Fred
Aliens radio show; James w. Glenn,
president of the Reynolds Tobacco
Co., and Marshal Tito of Yugo-
slayia.
Evening star., 1948-02-23
Robert P. Fairbanks Dies;
Brother OF Silent Film Star
By the Assoeiaied Press

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 23.-Robert
P. Fairbanks, 81, brother Of the
late Douglas Fairbanks, ST., died at
his home yesterday after a long
Illness.
A former partner in his actor
brothers film productions, Mr.. Fair
banks supervised construction Of
United Artists Studio, now Samuel
Goldwyn Studio. He also was SUI
pervising engineer in building Fox
Film Corp. Studio, now Twentieth
Century-Fox.
He retired nine years ago after
serving as president of United Art
lists. A graduate of Cornell Uni
versity, he practiced engineering in
Utah before coming to Hollywood
He leaves his widow Loire, two
daughters, Mrs. William Miner and
Mrs. Owen Crump, Los Angeles, and
his nephew, Actor Douglas Fair
banks, jr.
PARIS GP.-On November IS, ST..
GATHERINGS day, some French spins
tiers dress in their best clothes and
patrol the boulevards In groups seek
inc elirih1e- -1Ookipr yol1np rnen
Evening star., 1948-02-23
Worry Of
FALSE Teeth
Slipping or Irritating?

Don't be embarrassed by loose false
teeth slipping, dropping or wabhling
when you eat. talk Or laugh. Just .I. sprin-
able sense Of added comfort and secu-
rity by holding plates more firmly. No
gummy, Tooey. rasty taste Or lselng
It's olkolins fnon-acid). Get FASTEEIH
At anY drug store.
Evening star., 1948-02-23
Kirkpatrick to Address
Civilian Club Luncheon

r. A. Kirkpatrick of the Union
Pacific Railroad, will speak on Sun
Valley and the Salmon River Coun-
try" at a Civitan Club luncheon
at 1890 pm. tomorrow at the May
flower Hotel.
A meeting Of the clubs board OF
directors will be held at 8 pm
Thursday at 1910 Vermont avenue
NJ yIY
Evening star., 1948-02-23

Amiss, Takoms Elementary School:
Miss Esther M. Razlett, Takon1a
Junior High School, and Mrs.
Samuel H. Horne, who will represent
the parents.
United States piano production
dropped from $4,000 in 1928 to
27 900 in 1882. but was up over 1o0, 900
again in 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants paTt-tlme work days.
eisahing or daywork from 9 until 3 p P m
GIRL, colored; wants wq %1 s PsFt time
exp 6r' 'G city cd refefen 9c DE. $500 -
GIRL, coiored desire shy ny S Or any o'hef
IaundresS and cook, likes children; refs.
GIRL. colored. wants Job as nursemaid,
days a week CO. 1928.
GIRL eoioTed ~ desires sssS full or part time
Girl wants part time or all-day. work;
experienced, efficient references RA 1861
GIRL, colored. wants JOB as maid nght
cooking. ,5ls days week, $50 per week
Girl" coiored, wants work cleaning, full
GIRL CIR At co Gnee Gs tT GS wants shr
work, Monday through Friday good salary.
Girl Cir coIored. neat, wants job. days work
GIRL, coIored, wants days work; days a
week; INV vi Ill. r. time
after am; or Office cleaning. FIR. l2O2.
GIRL, colored, wishes general houseworkk
LAUNDREss, experienced;; city references
MAID. colored, dependable. light house
sALEsGIRL OR G.H.w., exper,, with ref
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work,
Monday to Saturday. cooking, INV; ref
erences HU 1906.
WOMAN wants days work, Call MI. 6647
WOMAN. colored wishes work as nurse
maid, mothers helper or maid; through
DESIRE care of children, washing, IRON
Ing and house cleaning, by day. MI. 5olS.
TWO SISTERS. colored, desire sh-w.,
laundress, working together; $3.50 to
sos Wk. live II. WI 140s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced, excellent ref
erences, desires bookkeeping to be zone lone. al
eemf fa GIRO kIoa c6lo4ed ' desires
clerk, doctors office. cleTking o IN store. or
c6EfGf sTTpIST coored desires
sition as maid nursemaid,, or care of an
elderly person FIR. 5l02, 90. 80 p ?. nv ~
muse to go West, California pref, al AID
1DREEssMAKING. design, remod aite5as
i BERT eye ss6 fi if7inE SR % aD 4 AD
9Th tb SS0T work des cs no T9Ff 25 part time
GIRLS, colored 3, want waitress work;
day only, no Sunday Cal 5Yo DU; U; y %fed
G S6S th ssfECRErARY desires position with
pvt firm, preferably law; stenogIa2 Itern es-
tional affairs. National 377l' Ext i u
NrRsE. nractical. Will take charge of pa
tIent, at home, s-hr. duty live out. ! A
Nurse, colored. practical desires case,
full or part time. . or g days week
PR 2nei NURSES available, trained
fsses 81 d 43s4 Or MSS is 6AVI
PPTRAaCTIcAL NURSE, day or night. ex-
VIE shA' for rho Rotei H" or hospital Phone De
91ST between and p m. II
SECRETARY composition; special skis
Including machine transcriber; DiStrlct
location: available Immediately, Write
sFCRETARY, legal experience available
immed; permanent position desired BOX
s2 TESS1oGRaPHERs. proficient. experienced,
available on hourly, daily or weekly pass.
S STTIE4NEo &c RAP you are in need of a
Competent stenogra pher or typist for vaca-
tion replacements or to take care OF your
overflow, call MRS. PERLOFF, DE- 6H4o.
srENoGRAPHERs C2p, desire extra work.
Call DU. 1851 after 80. IL
WIDOW, white. middle aged Will be com
panion to a semi-invalid lady; no bed;
live out 512-day wk.; SO week Oh
WOMAN, Catholic. willing to. relieve cook
or housekeeper in rectory for Vacation.
WOMAN, colored. wants Job as fountain
worker or kitchen helper or gen. house
WOMAN, colored, wants practical nursing;
convalescents or maternity cases. day, OF
WOMAN, colored, desiring seamstress work
in a dry cleaning plant 5-day week
1I191I CARE given children in licensed
home. between So yrs, old. Call aitef
Rx Exc RT nEo4 SECRETARY, congressional
and public relations background MEMBER
of bar. MA. 14O9. Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
PERSONAL.

napitS surplus Us suit i1.0' CO s4i4 S$sS
R RAE 10 Bar introduces you; voice rec
ords, speaking scripts; trains tor radlo.
Cali Ma. PAPA days; Wo. 325s teyes T..
PIANO TUNED, cleaned and moth -proofed;
al EeParss 5faSqna0ea i Iynhsyen dT
VACANCY in nursing home for convalescent
or chronic patient Call SH. 6o4O. -
and porch: nuTsins care; close to bus, and
f faT5iso II co i SCHOOL, day
nu i through 9th grade; daily trans
Approved Approved by MaryIand state ITS Boar Board 81 q
auest. $40 a4o1 Georsia ave. sH. 1914.
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENDECkER's wonder.
ful hands rub ysur aches 81 aho pains away
P TfTS g ii NV Waves We 81 s.; shampoo anc
fneerwave. soc No appointments; A.
s TGSf s0p Rk5 K adve eofiEa so
AITERATIoNs an .4 LADIES o garments s2ss
5 Sissr af'0 f Fl Nj fa RICE
s s65 Pin sf St on ffh and PAs
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayfiower
reducing for gentlemen: Hours 10 a m Il
REST HOME. convalescent or elderly am
bulatory; clean, comfortable; excellent 1000
kind care; beautiful, spacious grounds
limited number Vienna Va.l 446-J. TO-
SLIP COVERS. draperles. cornices. pro
fessional. tailored from your own mate-ta
Workmanship guaranteed. ST 1000. Ii
DUE TO CANCELLATION of lease. candies
greeting cards and gifts are now on salt
below cost; showcases and fixtures also To-
sale. NJ ART GIFT & CONFECTIONERY
SHOP, l01S Conn. ave. NV. ID
WANTED - Kind. considerate practica
nurse, one who has, had experience II
nursing, to take aged invalid into home
G, time %.pr IA rod 457 INFANTS eood home
licensed. Phone LII. 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
SITUATIONS MEN (cont.

BUTLER, Swiss, available for extra serv-
ices; lunch or dinner. Phone WO. 1858,
ask for NICHOLAS.
COOK, exper., colored; wishes Job in res
taurant or hotel; best of refs. Telephone
no. 4043.
JANIToR JOB with quarters) wanted by
small repairing. RE S125.
JANITOR, or hrs; night or daywork;
quarters II possible. Gil. 1919 after m
MAN, colored, place as janltor in small
apt; refs. no. 1851.
MAN, "a, desires interesting position with
future where dynamic personality. appear
ance, intelligence are essential. DI. 0662.
MAN, colored, wants truck helper Job NO.
FAINTER. hrst-class mechanic, white;
, Ie Ssy e ot ob Ii ss baths
PART-fiME WORK desired for evenings;
experienced salesman excellent typ6ist'
SALES MANAGER, purchasing, supervising.
accountancy BACKGROUND, 20 years, diver
Sif1ed business experience; available Aus.
Is. Box 362-R. Star 10
SCHOOL VET wants part-ttme work, =
10 yrs experience. AT. 1898. 10
SETTLED MAN wants furniture mainten-
ance, repairing, or carpentry. ill3 y
VET. wants full or part time summer
work. good appearance. adaptable hard
worker; drivers license. AK: S084.
THIRD-YEAR Law STUDENT, vet, ex-
perenced in Office routine, wants part
time work; must pay $50 Wk BOX 3s9-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.
POULTRY and EGGS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

cocEfR SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe regis
Sso 95 rhGPf Alan AND ,41 Pp.RAkEErs, also
L IS5S 4sS6 Bfandywine st. NV. OR. $3.50.
DACHsHUND, red female. 4 months, Axe
little reg, has. puppy shots best Plood
FOR FOR LIAsE@Two cocker spaniel studs.
ch, Sir Bomseen II, red and white; Gay
Boy of Forest Manor, red an ATTRACTIVE
as f ~ I nUs RsEs' w Gan 5 sit
B B9 pnps Teady for your seedton
excellent quality. Alex os05. e.
GREAT 3D. DANE ,b.p pUP ~ i5 champion blood
The BOXER Ok e CLUB of Va will hold its
sanction match at River Bend on Mount
Vernon boulevard, 7 miles from Alexan-
s:' tSh sgn DSS: FH
a aEfz Eso'' sssfEraikaRD poes-eaDpi E,
RStth As sna cRa~Di01 sss4
BoasRDISG@A vacation for yogss, ,s sog.
e ss Eou Md 'g Silver B. sprlns dsss
COOKERS, fine puppies. reg. wormed l ana
noculatsd buff or red yonng x, pTes nes
srees reas. Stud services. golden buf, red
and white or blacks. sons OF champions.
win deliver IL, ] MRS. FIELD $3.50 Auth I'd.
posTER MOTHER wanted for puppies
Just born. Phone SH. 1923. 10
GREAT DANE, 8 months; excellent brindis
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, male;
wks. Axe OK. 1862. --lt
DOGS. mixed breeds, spitz, police. terrier.
bee giles Scottie. to people in country or
who have fenced yard: young cat and Eit.
tens: fine pets and mousers. ia. 4434
COLLIE PUPPIES, female. IL wks. gid;
Axe registered sable and white; 500
ca: sH; $3.50; - srr.u
size; has been wormed; S25 OR. 504l.
POLICE PUPS. most beautiful pups IN IN
washington, reg. Axe; will sacrihce ioi
RnxER' oT mos. male, fawn-black mask
cropped, wormed, temp moe: owner owner . nitsr
ing town; must sell. Call WA l%4L 1i'e'
cocker sPANIELs, all ages, sizes. eoiorsd;
Axe registered. inoculated co Ssst ia
stud, delivery service. RockvilIe =o11--2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
FARM and GARDEN.

aofs aS timer hSs i nsh 5000 OF ds sH' PSon; A.
Son almost free Of weeds srsOgra, s.r cut
rolls laid to mak 3, an o syen So Smooth per
La 5sch PERFE a the artist
brings out every detail Of beautiful
painting, we also constantly strive to solve
your individual problem with service 80
general as to cover every phase Of your
need. Bulldozer grading, preparation Of
seed Woods 5o sash eoT
specimen yeWs, azaieas holly, rhododen'
65Gn al fypes Of eUne AND
leaf evergreen. shade. ornamentals. flow
ering shrubs, perennials, roses. vines, vines;
grown hardy; dug, delivered. planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance. tree
pruning, surgery. TRANSFORMING: remo sni
cinder block walls. steps, walks, terraces
pools; designs plans advice and estimates
70 SALE t tomatoes aoe for canning or s!le-
F Fol HEi Gus heavy duty mower, IN
good e%ndtio1 q. slss r. K HiHsI
stone and road gravel by yard, ton or load
30 Ii II TREE Il SURGERY CO.. for care of
trees and removals, call sH. $3.50 or "a
BANDSSAfE SEhtISE,
and pruning; sod and topsoil delivered.
a GARpEN TRACTORS - Planet Jr. and
Gardenaid, u and "a hp with y p low
up; MALoNEY,ss; INC, s126 Georgia ave.
Sils,ao. Subject to stock, 9O-day new,
service warranty pempnstrations , ana "a
permit expansion q Rototliers sales s.,a and
master, Rotoette tractors. manure leaders
hammernills, mixers. other farm impie-
ments, less than dealers cost CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., $500 Lee hwy. Arl.' Oh.
FfFRaEIEzERs-1nternational,, II Gu, 4.
$500; Victor 1s.5 Gu. IT,: s49 0S s siSS
s T'saH DMALoNEY,s; NC s1a6 Georgia
Lovely ItSl; i'iyei AFRICAN vioLETs, over so
different varieties, 81 each and up: Guar,
our own greenhouse Price list available.
BEHNKE NURSERIES,, Wssh.-Balt piv Dive.
Beltsville, Md Open Sun. and eyes
Phone Tower 1884. ~ 10
VETERAN, wife and 4-year-old daughter
urgently need 2-bedroom unturn. apt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10

PAINTING, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR;
first-class work and materials; guaranteed.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
WATERPRoOFiNG CELLARS, walls: floors,
roofs; expert work; guaranteed. NEV1NS,
REMODEL YOUR CLOSET or storage
space into an attractive convenient bath
or powder room. Let. us help you; esti-
mates given free: j; SHAPIRO Reg
Plumber. D. c., Md. NO. 5000 -2s
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co. -
Painting, papering, roofing and siding; All
work guaranteed; monthly terms; free estl-
mates. WA 1886. days or evenings. 81
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reaS estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs; attic rms add
tons speciality. WA. $685. UN. 424l.
YOUR NEW HOME-We will build for you
anywhere within 10 miles; free estimates:
work guaranteed. THE AUSTIN T. QUICK
THE APPLIANCE MEN will modernize your
kitchen with the latest, style equipment
Job too big or too small. Our staff of ex-
pertS will cheerfully give estimates in your
home, at your convenience. at no cost to
you. Easily financed. Call AID. 23Ss for
ATTENTION, HoMEOWNERS-Plum
and heating by. licensed mechanics, recr
rms. porch Enclosures specially, Any;
thing to beautify your home or any kind
of repair and remodeling: Call PROP
ERTY OWNERS IMPROVEMENT CO. ST.
1889 or IA. 1891 any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Al CARPENTRY-Let US beautifv ana
make your home more comfortable; re-
pairs and remodeling work guaranteed;
skilled mechanics, all veterans; reasonable.
MIR TOWLEN EX. 5l53. -l5
ASKEW'S HOME SERVICE - Painting,
Paper hanging, floor sanding; modernlzng
bsmt. to roof; reas. OR. 1900. To-
EASEMENTS and roofs waterproofed and
repaired; work guaranteed free estimate
caRPENTRY AND PAINTING. remodeling
repairs new additions; free estimate. THE
AUSTIN T. QUICK CO., phone CO. 34sl
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fagstone ter
races, walks. chimneys. fireplaces,. cement
driveways, porcheS. retaining walls, pipe
MARCUccio, RI. ;. Horners lane, Rock
CONCRETE CON RET A' CEMENT WoRK-Footins,
drivewayS, porches. basement floors, steps
and retaining walls; old and new WORK.
c. GALLEA. AT. 1854. 10
CONCRETE. cinder block. brick work free
estimate THE AUSTIN T. QUICK GO
Fl FIo OK sERv1CE-Nothinr but the best;
laying, SANDING finishing. Cleaning par
quiet installations, Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS: INC" 1879 WScon-
sin ave. NO. 2215
NEW BATHROOMS installed; old bath
rooms remodeled; tile work; gas water
heaters; kitchens stresmlined. 7. j. FIIl-
MAURICE. Dupont 1881. 10
PAINTING, papering, floor scraping and
home undermining by experts. Call Mr.
Clarke, SUPREME CONTRACTING CO,
DI. 1881, ell 9th St. NV. -l@
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH, typewrttsrs, oeleulatorI
cash ress:, once equip: any kind. top
price. NE. 1885; co. 4625 ewes, Sunday.
ADDING MAcHnEs.. .typsvrttEa saicu.
Iis7 SSTFE 5ns ssS saa dsns so
AasNsfh1asiuE as-rurn,sur. sric-.-sr.e, chin.
ss.ss cash r9 pIss.. Dsid Can
ANhTrYIoU f bric-a-br.e. china, silv.rvsr..
p 30 lsW aRup say MfHI.ssroAR. 1888 n
aaiNSTiiIoUEs, Sric-s-brac. ,swslry. KAY.
Ri ROOM dining room or contents Of
home; will pay cash. We do moving. stor-
IL sssH fsssF s.sh ice iaS
cameras: also complete car esmeEa outfits.
BRENS SE a PHoro co" sSS Penn ave,
CAMERAS. ali types. movie eauipment; al
accessories bought at highest prices; sREN-
S aEa sH 6sp3 g So justice s H. NV
SCIoTHING-Top prices paid for mems
va s0thns tNSRoKss FsE5S
S SS FoT a s syi to ax ~. M e.s ssl:
ss:fz Kiss 'f tsaa s's 4s s.
~ IE s7s7 open 0. 'y v,sy.r: W S,.m call
ERNEST BgRK. INC. Ola iSsn nt ~: NV:
dda 1fess A.a S Sa ;nEs sss'sefi
81 ysa2s ppSes So sh ana IS,
P PMR NJ I2s1i effects Of every
paid. Cali evenings. RE 1917. 49, -.
househoId. ETC. Viii buy entire content.
Or fsiE fsed aasun ut UNI F0 f5s best reiS
FIJI MH RGoGaAs entire noasenod con
tents or odd pieces; highest prices. e :.
FURN. EXCH.. 2lO 7th St; Sc: AT; 06sS'
xssSTaS $.st:
9 ana house dSs rsss isssi
s ShS G2 ass w 4 in p sSs prices
s s. ave; .SSyTrn AZ 5t5si PIANO
e. ceaN pays highest cash prices. Phone IA.
SCR SCRAP f''f IRON q cast ron: s. Per 10.
RAGS, sd per 100 pounds, delivered to
our warehouse. Highest prices paid 10Y
scrap iron. scrap metsIs nots Ss,SsT v Smp
f iSGToN RAG & BAG CO.. al5 L st. iV.
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Hishe,t prices
paid for scrap iron, scrap metals. house
RAGS and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver your accumulations, please phone
US ACE JUNK CO, 22"0 georgia ave
SEW; e. MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered
pjeatng. ZIG 18th st. NV ne l'oo'
WANTED-Better grade OF household fur
niture, antiques and office furniture. Ma,
An INTERESTED in puylng silvervare,
any condition. China. bric-a-brac. old
ieWelry. DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE.
1885 G st NV. Sterling 7496
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and accumulators
of scrap iron, auto batteries and scrap
metals, see us before you sell. We Always
pay the highest market prices WASHING
TON RAG g. BAG CO.. Els L st. s.w.. d.