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Evening star., 1948-09-12
SITUATIONS woMEN tcontJ

sECRETAEY, with yrs. exp.: desires 3:
eay gk pesltio1 Box l5T1' yseTi.r, stsri ed3
sonnel. administrative and legal work. de-
sires perm 5-day-wk. pos; $50 min; to
start; must offer OPP. for adv. Box
ssseecRHErsaiRY. see1HE sis1 mature. desires, position;
competent stenographer; ,Capitsl Hill and
other experience. Box IL, Star. l3'
sss a. .v.ss sss ae ssnt R
ss2eeREfARY see Ss desires 8. sday week position
experienced in fur trade and sxportng, ey
TYPiNG !S,Ei s'a5 Or MANUSCRIPTS. and theses
accurately; reasonable rates 1E' I'a.'' 'as''
Il %ofaER9YouF FIJI ~ Children will be safe and
enjoy an evening out MRS. o'coNNSooR'
WiDoW, ith school;ass children; h en- DE- e.
rooming house manager. GE, oooo' ="
WOMAN wants tipping of any kind at home' f9n
WOMAN, " eolored wants JOB as eleya,er WRs
eps5atoEo hrs po Pm ave to n va AN Apt No @
RoSihsSSoNh WosS White middle as avs ase wants
excel. ref live out, Box 10,z' Star; IN
WOMAN colosed desires bsstb jsS as safe fSok city
refs. RE. s794, Room 307. ..
WOMAN, colored. wishes to keep children
in her home. for employed mothers, our
ing the day. MI. 1892.
WOMAN, no encumDranees practical asIisrs nspf:
woman pref; references. TO. 6163. .-12
WOMAN good qHiet sldery s9o5eo Tnd plain
cooking, will care for children; small
salary but nice quarters to live In. BOX
YOUNG LADY desires clerical position;
knowledge Of typing. also PIX operator
hes GooD PRAcTIcAL NURSE. colored.
wants day duty; take care OF children; o.
day wk. DU. 6529
MILLINER desires work II IN
exclusive shop workroom. Box 4os-V'
MfDDLE-AGED former teacher will stay
with child while mother works; references.
Write MISS R: COLEMAN, Amherst va"
EXPERiENCEp isIs REENsCE TYPIsT wants work at
home, pick up and deliver if necessary;
excel refs. Call Alex. 1862.
person. or care newborn infant P1ac pa,,
Nurse exp Good plain cook own
room Refs Box 81, Star.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcont .

WOMAN. colored, wants days work OF
part-time Job. Du. 0955.
WOMAN. colored, wants evening work from
) until 10 or / pm. Call HO. 4439.
WOMAN tcoloredl. reliable, wishes part.
time Tors go Monnday through Friday. cau
WOMAN, tcolored, with refs. wants part
time work. 1926 5th st. NV. HO. 1894.
WOMAN, colored, wishes g.h.w., part time
evenings: reference. no. 1884.
WOMAN, colored desire days work,
WOMAN, settled, colored, and small son,
desires .g.h,w. or ianitor; live in. Excel
lent references. CHI: 4253,
EXPER. PRACTICAL NURSE desires day
or night duty. VI 5063. ia
OR DAYS WORK, 5 days a
coiored woman wants work
by the week; good cook; live in; with
ref Can Rockville 1856:
Of children of employed people or cook.
Exp. AH WORKER. colored. wishes days or
ma ri time work NO goo9
Evening star., 1948-09-12
PERSONAL,

TWO-YEAR-OLD GIRL would like home
with loving. intelligent family. Box 35i-V'
PiILows PPifiLows AND coMFoRrERs renovated,
sterilzed and rse eonn aSe
Sa 4R sla 5ST REESE HOME
ambulatory convalescents. Private. semi;
and i%a msa
EEDERaY III Ss1 REFINED LADY. handicapped
10 lovely private home reas BOX zooSv' Star
EVENING GOWNS! Don't gamble-bring
craftsmanship, CT IT MAJ you get wonderful results
sexss sa s!saans On any y paPs5eaisr iaes ExagI
PRAGT1cAL fssyiEis AL SURsEs ayailaOIe
p, t5s4 GSs RAH Tesd sai 0as
and boarding: 18th season op.ns Sept: !, !;
Sunday and weekday Tsgistratgonti, zI n, ~ Gan IN
daily daily Transportation ''door-tq- door; hot
lunches Asproved by Maryland msiIes stats
aPNn VPacANeY ssc9esi In NuRsISG a4hour
nursing care SH 6O4O
IT'S A SECRET FORMULA fof each spot !!
mixed by our chemist to dissolve the spots
with no damage to fabric or color. Bring
US your spots. Call Georgia Nine Seven
ssSfn SAX ssRnSGs sfHf1 kGrN. and nursery school.
cren Sept. IS. in Berwyn; Md. Profession
al teachers. education through play eul-
and dSsn hS gne p0yssd o sfs So Ssy vsy hrs rnrd
HGRspoS HEX TS 6SoSS7vasfEseEsT SoS7v sfi NJ HoaE
don, Va. has vacancies. Reasonable rates
Call Herndon POS, Ia.
s nd spssss i ed STass sysd Sly
the work Of a. master. Of the specialist
GikLs SeSFF %Ho ss s1SGoppoTsunty Csa % to Study
9ndsg former n a9 ePsrs ope ssT sfDsfe Nj oo
modern mode " solors Reasonable prices.
they ARE EXCLUSIVELY oURs-those
formulas made up by our chemist to re-
sDo Dots in cs sGuF Nine seven
6SS6n oi6 HATS ATS MADE NEW: new hats hat made,
deps dee 1 es can i do. To accent the beautiful
HAVE h2ai II MMAssGAREr F. WAGNER, formerly a,,y
vi Winter Coat or suit. We have the finest
the, latest style; Also AIS remodelinE of coats
You'VE s9d SH's BEEN HEARING Hfin about our dye
work-youll love the way our dye chemist
has achieved to give you dyed garments,
drapes and slip covers-you'd swear they
shrinkage, ExoUIsITEs dyeing is like
from heaven. Call Georgia Nine Seven
BUSINESS sfxsh ssseni CARDS, embossed. ss.s5 M;
order your calendars now; specializing in
all types of book matches. rubber stamps
staple machines. 1889 Kennedy st. NV.
tailoring. all kinds, OF
alterations, coats refined, lengths adjusted
Slip COVERS made to At. all work guar
anteed: 10 years experience. WI. 4210.
PERMANENT WAVES. s4' shampoo an1
6ngerwave soc No appointments Az
work dore BY advanced students VAR
FLYNN BEATTY COLLEGE 1910 G st
LEATHER JACKETS. gloves ard handbags
It's wonderful and economical way to
keep them smart nice and soft II you
have them cleaned or dyed by the spe-
cialist ExoUIS1TE'S dyeing is like from
heaven. Call Georgia Nine seven seven
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' sarments
SENraf Slssr In fiEChSicias@JosEpH Il aS al JosEpH RICE
Prompt service on dental plats repairs
THOSE TiRED-LooKING DRESSES, dun
business suits, faded draperies. forgotten
spreads and slip covers, will look Ike new
purchases when they have been in the
hands of the dye-work specialist; Ex-
QUISITES dyeins is like from heaven.
Call Georgia Nine Seven Seven seVen.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
mn aETSMEN orchitectureI eyn don,

DRAFTSMEN, architectural, exp domestic
and commercial, $4,000: credit ma.nageT'
English, German. knowledge of French de-
sireable, international law. $1,000 up:
manufactures, ne. section, $500; legal
sa' po-t:import: Import, Spanish Spanish trans, @ 800
patent law. $1,000; bookkeeper, knowledge
sh.. $3.50; stat DRAFTING S2s60' reeep- p
days, days" s5,4o0. WALTER Il. KEssLER..
Personnel Services. Suite 612, washington
Bldg, 18th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST. 9442.
Sa Sookkeeper $50 sp'V 1k.; typist 0a small pBx
s,w. SAP; stat research SSSS month: nth
0G hr mGn1pi mUTuAf isn i71o ST. n% .A SA
TEACHERS, men commercial out Of town;
private boys boarding school; commercial
art, part-time ewes; and surveying satur-
day weman sao 59T sen9oi pep 10
mlnmum toWn primary ADAMS n SEE CHI
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg, RE. 1888.
TOP POsITION-Bkkpr constru,, under
$3.50 mD; kindergarten asst, will train,
knowledse of music helpful, to 80 yrs o.:
biographical asst, South American, So 500
of. Si6O ID; embassy composed letters,
$3.50; French teacher. hrs. week, perm,
open; dictaphone oprS. ta) exp, $40 SoO,
clerks, several. to $50: cashiers, $40;
eierktypists lss5; to So: ~. general e5sl of; f.
$3.50. Partial listings. Ma. 4I42. AMER
ICAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 9lS F st.
NV.
WALLMAsTER cleaning service now now
available. Our trained men wash walls ana
ceilings quickly and thoroughly. Used by
leading hotels; hospitals, and apis every ry-
your home. Office or apartment. STEWART
DISTR., INC, 1745 K st. NV.
DESK CLERKS-Hotel or apt. house ex-
perience for new, apt house; day ot or or
experience only, for hotel West Virginia,
year round: room and beard beard. and $40
experienced in hotel or night club service
for new night club in downtown hotel
open at once: best spot In town; last in
terview Monday Woman experienced in
restitution for dining room work; room sn1 ana ana
perieneed for eve work aip siIysr SprMT spTlSg
SERVICE; ~ ssh St ..Gy nv hoe tho bet
ter school and office positions. 2O4 Col
orado Bids. l4th and G. RE 393s.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT PAVING Of driveways parking
lots and courts for sports. Free estimates
sss 5FnsS.d rs: Ca. sss sss s
AffIc 70 YAEDzNew low prices; all
interior terms sna sA'eEHI BG sf
BRICK W0Rk-Homes. walls, ehimneys
aS sas ssDaGss s1s s5 n1 DGn'RE mI up 2ss sss WARD
sa'islas5iOn sasrantsed; every Gssiesi sustonsi
clearing: excavation; hourly or contract.
kiass pntss ssnr'eSE ssss 9E sGGs work Of all
CARPENTRY. rootnS, siding, recreation
Em sttics finished; 80 months 70 pay.
GREEM IiR N, IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nasston.
terraces walks, chimneys, freplaces. ce-
T. MARcUceio, Rt, s. HornsTs Ians.
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville s6ss.
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK. tootinss,
driyeWays porches; bsmt. nrs steps, re-
eoaeAi eoNekrTE, # FIaosroNE if9t Dr.versy.. ls
mens Raashe FOOTBALLS xas es sats Can vEo pv s
EN- or cement snsnns and
stonework' all kinds, walks, steps; terraces.
nreplaces, po0heS, drives, retaining walls.
drainase, tiles and waterproofins. AN
CELLO MARCUCCIO, 3oS Diamond ave,
Gaithersburs, Md Phone Gaithersburs
FLOOR sEHyICE..Nothinr but the best,
9ulet sule ~ Mlns.allstions; Ma Bruce finishes FLOOR
SIN sh1 sSe GoNfFASl2sS No 9sis INC 1912 wise0n'
GARAGE 6 n a slnse car, clear hsyel siding.
service
built complete; $3.50. Call PROCTOR. 81.
KITCHEN REMoDELING. planning and
esomplete installation. cabinets, sinks.
Hot Point appliances Recreation rooms.
SUB CONSTR, CO, UN. 1852 days or ewes.
perins; work guaranteed; white mechanics;
free estimates. ia. 1920 -l7
REMoDELNG, freproofing. roofing. siding.
general gene home improvement work cellar to
fs DscoRGr1ha iss sG5 si' eo es5m'ses So iss sa
RUGS Beautiful 5evsrsiOl. bro.dloom
tone colors. Prompt service. Samples
ffSTe Phone dE 1h sSSF SS55 home day or evening
LET Us CONVERT your porch into . love-
!ssaess MYpsIr y e eoSfRAsToKs ao%s ne
AsRR%s HOME Ne sssvrcF sss gS 42s pant,n.
bsmt to roof reas, OR. 1900 I5s
REMODELING ALL KTNDS--Home or
commercial property. Free estimate. J. A.
ATTENTION, HOME owNERs-For any
ERs5 EaR i0eHssfa to sfsf sa E
co. ST. ,74s9, or TIA. 1891 any time.
ARDEN fsHE = cSoeNSsssTTPRucr1oN CO. will give you
prompt service in remodeling your home.
We specialize in new additions, recreation
rooms, porch Enclosures painting and pa
Tnn-0na1ity a.
Terms arranged. Call LU. S96S for free
estimates. Ia
Evening star., 1948-09-12
MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, desire work as cook and
houseman; city references and exper.
AT 1913 ,.s .,ts isn;tor iob in
small apartment in return for quarters.
NAN AND WIFE colored. desire janlto1
quarters in small apt blds; no cnlioreen'
NJ NAN And WIFE, children, want part
time time ianitors Job with quarters pest
RFT1REn GOyT. EMPLoYE and wife want
lob to manage tourist court or roomtns
hnnss Call Tower R096.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
BUSINESS SERVICES.

COLLECTION SERVICE; courteous. con;
soILEcT1oN e AGENcY, GO. $500: Ii
formed complete, any
state and D C. reasonable THE FED
ERAL MERCANTILE BUREAU, sos. G
NV EX 5000 or HI. 4722 -l5
Evening star., 1948-09-12
REPAIRS Akc SERVICES.

RUGS Beautiful reversible broadioom.
made from your old rugs; sample SHOWN
81 siSS sSar iSPs qeS reSlSssa ~s
stainless steel. kitchens remodeled with
Youngstown Hotpoint or American CABINETS.
soNE ~ sssF FsAssToNE MAsTER ARRAhaE AHp
cializing in stone retaining walls and nag.
stone. also cement drives, porches, walls.
mates, call JERRY, AT. 1866.
Zoo or sA 'HsssaGas ssss SRMaaf esa Bsos sfps' IA
TRASH AND ASHES MOVED: back yards
ana sasemsI & cleaned: RA: 1712.
T9pEWk1TaR ~ EVE 11asaes5ea cos s,s ,4th II nv D
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, ssc up 70
# wide and Y long. Have your blinds
snoroushly sssnsS sy Syr M modern maehtne
te AND S2S' sdSs csolopes pq psins: ssos
ers, desire outside painting Ia speciality;
90 yrs. experience. references furnished.
fce Can any Ime sso fasly sSndsy9 %
WASHING MACHINES bouSht sold and
sseSrYYleed; sSY apt9mattes our speciality TE.
If fP' YOU II HAVEN'T 1nlS"n ALREADY discovered u,
ments,, drapes and slip covers They are
very chic, very elegant. You will enjoy it.
ExGuISITES dyeing is like from heaven.
CALL UNION 1854 for hand-knit or Gro.
Nomens' and children's ssrme.ts; baby
is9i fops 'ffSslEaSsS}yHi fSES}H DOORS. hardware at.
tached, will close. eft opening By so in.
Wax Ffosks ss' sM .ssu,.
sK1IhEp FREE suRGEoS, sasrsnss.d no
property damased. RA. s41s.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
DOMESTIC.
RJTPHER'S EMPLOYN

RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
these Jobs open-9 to 730,. > adults, S25;
to 6: S15, fare; $ to = ad9ldS' ads,,tt |
S.5: 10 to >, no cooking Sl2 and fare;
to !, small apt = adults 512 days, SD;
IL to E, 6 days, no cooking, So. fare;
cook we'll 3 adults, S1s. fare 1:34 to
$50. , adults, ! child 8 months old to
help with, SIG. ] S31 l1th st. NV. la
mestic help. DE. 6645. IL
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

''These devices cover almost every
situation the driver will meet. Yet,
disregard of these Signs of Life
is factor in a great many acci-
dents" He listed 10 suggestions by
which motor traffic could be made
safer and more efficient through
proper observance Of signs, signals
and markings:
1. Learn the five basic highway
sign shapes so you can recognize
them instantly. They are: round
markers at approaches to railroad
grade crossings; OblOng signs to
state speed limits, no parking, etc.. ;
the diamond shape to warn of
danger ahead; eight-sided STOP
signs, and the crOSsbUcks at rail-
way crossings.
2. Give traffic control devices
the same respect you would po-
lieeman.
3. Make sure all tracks are
clear at railroad crossings.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
OCEAN VIEW


The wedding Of Miss Thelma Ev-
ans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Evans, of Ocean View, to
Mr.. Fred Taylor, of Hall Wood, Va,
took place at the home of the bride
on Saturday afternoon, June 18th,
at 5 o'clock. The, ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Thomas /.
Smith of the Presbyterian Church.
The matron of honor was Ruth
Calhoun Kirsey and the best man
was a friend Of the groom.
A reception followed at the home
for the immediate family and
friends.
The bride is graduate of West
ern Maryland College and has
taught school in Ocean City, Md.
during the past season. Congratu-
lations to the happy couple.
The w s. @, s. will hold q bake
of cakes and pies. etc. at Bethany
Beach, on Saturday morning, July
3rd.
The Lord Baltimore Womanls
Club held a luncheon on Saturday,
June 11th, Ia Bethel Methodist
Church dining room. 1t was served
the AZ members and their friends Of
Ahe Club by the w. S. G. s.
The. Chairman of the program
which followed the luncheon was
Mrs. Mae Phillips. 1t was as fol-
lows: Piano solo by Ruth Evans;
Violin solo by Mrs. Louis Evans,
accompanied at the plano by Ruth
Evans; Vocal solo by Mrs. Harry
Dukes, Jr.; and short skit by
Mrs. Rebecca McCabe; Mrs. Lillian
Evans; and Mrs. Elizabeth Graef
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans of Do
yer motored here and spent the en-
tire evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore E. Evans, after having
dinner at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Evans are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of daughter, named Mary
lynn. They have two sons.
Mrs. Kendall Hickman is recoY-
ering from an Illness with tick
fever. s
The Daily Vacation Bible School
is in progress at the Elementary
School of Lord Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Adkins, of
Williamsyile, spent Sunday after
noon with their brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Keen.
Mrs. Wallace Clark. nee Matte
4. Belts, of Denton, Md, accompa-
MED by her son and his wife, Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
Safety Council Notes

The Delaware Safety Council ap-
peals to motorists and pedestrians
to heed "Signs of Life" to help re-
duce highway accidents. Frank ].
HOrty, President of the Council.
explained that "Signs of Life" are
the traffic signs, signals and pave
ment markings installed on streets
and highways to safeguard traffic.
The project of emphasizing their
Importance is part of the Opera
ton Safety program sponsored by
the National Safety Council with
the cooperation of state and city
safety agencies. This program
brings an important safety subject
to public attention each month.
"Strict observance of the high
way signs, traffic signals and the
street markings would be an i'm
portant step in cutting down our
accident totals" Mr.. Horty said.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

and Mrs. William Clark, of Easton,
Md, motored here on Sunday. The
former Mrs. Clark attended servi-
ces at Bethel Methodist Church on
Sunday morning and was the guest
at dinner of her cousin, Miss Mat
tie H. Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Clark spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hammond, near here
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Evans and
two children of Wilmington and
Maurice spent the weekend with
his father, Mr.. James M. Evans and
sister, Miss Mary C. Evans while
Mrs. Maurice Evans and children
remained here to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short of
West Philadelphia, spent a few
days at their summer home along
the Indian River.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Collins Of
East LansdOWne; Mrs. James Ca
hall and sister, Mrs. Fred Greenly
sof Harrington attended the funeral
sSrgiees of Mr.. James Lynch on
"Wednesday as well as a number Of
Selbyville relatives and friends at
tended the same funeral. Rev. and
Mrs. Charles +. Louhoff of Nassau,
ATTENDED the funeral services and
Rev. Louhoff assisted in the service
besides Rev. Thomas C. Jones,
minister, who conducted the serv-
ices.
The Children's Day offering at
Bethel Methodist Church on Sun
day evening amounted to $30O.15.
The Pageant, Wedding of the
Flowers" was appreciated by. a
large congregation.
The Children's Day service at. the
Christian Church was we'll attended
and an interesting program was
rendered.
Mr.. Maurice Keen of Randolph
Macon College in Virginia and
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

school-mate friend, spent several
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Keen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace West and
grandchildren are spending vaca-
tiOn at their summer home.
The Community Daily Vacation
Bible School of Ocean View and
Millville and Vicinity
WHEN?-June IA to June 25, 194S
WHERE? = Elementary Building,
Lord Baltimore High School, Ocean
View, Delaware.
Children between the ages of a
and Is are invited.
Schedule each day from 8 a. m.
to 1880 a. m.
8 a. m.-Worship Period and
Chorus singing
9:30-Class Period
10:15-RecreatiOn and Games
1O:40-Class Period
11:30-Adjournment
Each pupil will have a project
for themselves which will be on ex-
hibit at the Commencement, Friday
evening. June 25 in the High
School Auditorium.
Music Period: In charge of Mrs.
Lester Kauffman:9 :3O-Beginners !:
Disciplinary; 10000 Juniors;
11:00-Intermediates.
There is no registration fee. A
small offering will be taken in each
group every morning to help de-
fray expenses.
TEACHERS and HELPERS:
Beginners-Ages 4-6, Kindergar-
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

4. Slow down at diamond-shap-
ed and round signs.
5. Come to complete halt at
STOP signs.
6. Do not become careless on
familiar roads. Three-fourths Of
the drivers in fatal accidents lived
within 25 miles of where the ac-
cidents happened.
z. Do not cross railroad tracks
when lights, bells and other me-
chanisms are working. A slow
moving train may hide a flyer.
8. Pay heed when walking to
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

ten and First Grade-Mrs. Thomas
c. Jones and Mrs. Chester Richards
*Heipers-Anna Parsons and
Ruth Evans
Primary: Pupils entering 2-3-4,
Grades-Mrs. H. T. Sutton and
Mrs. Ida Barnett
Juniors: Pupils entering 5-6-7
Grades-Mrs. Fred Great and Mrs.
Perina Townsend
Intermediates: 9Th Grade and
High School-Rev. Thomas c.
Jones; Assistant, Phyllis Long.
Business Manager-Rev. H. T.
Sutton; DeDan, Rev. Thomas c.
Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
Sussex County
League Results

In games played in the Sussex
County League over the past week.
end, Hickman defeated Lewes, 49,
8; MillsbOrO turned back Frederick,
GA, and Glendale beat George
town, 81. Milford and Milton, who
met here last Thursday evening,
with the visiting club nosing out
the local club for the Vets first de-
feat in league play, were idle Sun
day.
The Vets resume league play this
Sunday afternoon, meeting Hick-
man at Hickman, Del. In other
league games scheduled for Sun
day, Millsboro plays at Ellendale,
Lewes at Georgetown, and Milton
at Frederick.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

super-arrange-able units. And do we mean
super-arrange-able! Units designed so
that many of them combine. Three or four
together can look like just the single piece
you need.
This is alI-rOOm furniture, too. Use it in
hall, living room, or dinette =. as we'll as
in your bedroom. You'll find many chances
to express your personal taste in book
cases, buffets, cOmmodes and the like.
And every piece is Permanized*. That's
Mengels exclusive scientific method of
furniture construction. No matter what
the climate g. hot or cold, damp or dry =.
the joints and veneers in your Mengel
Permanized Furniture will never come
apart. s-
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
....hGre'S the new Functional Furniture

HERE'S the grace and charm blended
: with the adaptability that modern
living demands.
First of all, this Transitional Mahogany
group has rich, finely figured mahogany
veneers and delicately wrought, satin-fin-
ished hardware.
And from practical standpoint, the clean,
Straight-line, functional design gives you
funiture that fits. You can combine
pieces to fit your wall space with almost
custom-made precision You can combine
them to get extra drawers, or extra
shelves. And you can change the combina-
tlOns any time you feel the urge.
Functional design?" Yes. You see, this
transitional Group consists of dozen
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

the pedestrian devices set up for
your protection.
8. Stay in the correct lane,
when driving, and do not cross the
painted line in no-passing zenes.
10. Control your speed at all
times so that you can heed the
%Signs of Life"
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
Electric Automobile

Electric Automobile ~
In 1891 William Morrison. Des
Moines. Iowa. designed an automo-
bile operated by electric storage
batteries.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-06

tha Estate Of Paul Yalowizer.
deceased, TO the creditors OF
and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to
exhibit them, with the neces-
.Sary vouchers, within four
months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said
Bert w. Kronmiller, Attorney
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T TO CREDITORS

Estate of THEO. KIRSCHEN-
MANN, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned RoSena KirSchen-
mann, Administrative of the
Estate of Theo. Kirschenmann.
deceased, to the creditor of and
all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the neces-
Sary vouchers, within four
months after the first publica-
ton Of this notice, to the said
Rosena Kirschenmann, at the
office Of her attorney, Bert w.
Kronmiller, at his office In the
Courthouse Building in Hardin
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LEGAL

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
Estate of PAUL
Deceased. ~
Notice Is hereby given by the
undersigned Mary Yalowizer of
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NOTICE

" NOIlCE -.
Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting Of the
Big Horn County Democratic
Central Committee on May II,
1913 In the Community room
of the County Court House at
8 PM. for the purpose of Sc
Letting delegates and alternates
to the State Convention which
is to be held May Is, 1913, in
Helena, Mont.
ALI precinct committeeman
and c~ommitteewomen are re-
quested to be present and a
special invitation is extended to
all interested Democrats; this
meeting will also be opened for
political discussion and anv
other business that is brought
up.
j. A. PUTNAM
Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee
(Pub.Apr. 20, May 6, 1948)
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for the Administrative at the
Courthouse Building In Hardin
in the County OF Big Horn.
State OF Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana
this 9Th day OF March, A. D
MARY
Administrative Of the Estate
of Paul Yalowizer, Deceased.
Bert W. Kronmiller,
Courthouse Building,
Hardin, Montana, -.
Attorney for Administrative.
pub April Is, %, 20, May 81 :