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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01
Colin Wins 26-24
Over Hue In Final
Game OF Season
SiIverii And Rogers
Stor Players In Come
BY r. w.

The Copiah-L Lincoln Wolves de-
the Holmes Bulldogs 1924
in the last game of the season for
both teams at Goodman Tuesday
night after coming from behind In
the last half of the game.
The Holmes Bulldogs took a
1870 lead in the first period but
Colin made a great come back.
Holmes scored early in the first
period when Bill Zarzaur recov-
cred a Collin tumble at mid field.
Holmes marched to the IL and
Joe Silverii plowed the Colin
line for the first touch down. Paul
Spakowski missed his first OF four
unsuccessful placements for the
night.
Holmes took over on an ex-
change of punts on their own SO.
Laurin Pepper on the next play
swept end for 81 yards and Holm
es was in the lead 1910.
Late in the second period Co
Lin on a sustained drive was deer
into Holmes territory, and on the
4th and goal to 60" Bill Rogers
scored for Colin through the
Holmes line and Spitchley place
kicked successfully. Holmes LEI
at the intermission period l2-7.
Holmes and Colin bands tool
over at half time and entertainet
the crowd. The visiting Copiah
Lincoln band followed the Holme
bandsmen and majorettes on tn
field and put on a marching per
Torrance the local supporter
have not witnessed in many years
The Wolves of Colin domin
ated the play for most OF tn
third period scoring two touch
downs by P. OTIS and another b!
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

| found that il costs more to
ride the same bus line one way
in Manhattan than it does in the
opposite direction. 1t is the So st.
crosstown bus on which one can
get a transfer to the Madison ave.
bus free. but if you ride up Madi-
son avenue and transfer to the
same crosstown line, the transfer
costs two cents. So | cornered one
of the drivers and asked him why.
He didn't know. Sal it was just
some rule that had been made. At
the offices Of the bus company I
learned that a previous contract
with the state compelled the COM
pany to give free transfers in the
one direction; while passengers
starting their trip on the Madison
avenue line, run by a different
conn any, must pay extra accord
ing to neSy rates.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

Once while driving to Califor-
MIA, | accidentally got off the road
and ended up at Alamagordo,
New Mexico. This is where one
of the vital atomic energy projects
is now located. Looking for the
place on a map the other day, !
was surprised to find a little town
near it named Russia"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

C~HCAGO-Nov. O-New truck engineering and design providing
advances in performance, safety and comfort mark the 81 new
Line basic truck chassis models introduced by the motor truck
Division of international Harvester Company. Light medium and
heavy-duty trucks from the L-Iine are shown here. The new line
features shorter overall lengths, greater maneuverabihty, better
load distribution and more economical operation. A new cab design
offers greater aI-around visibility and provides more interior roomi-
comfort and convenience. International Harvester also intro
duced with its heavy duty engineered L-Iine new, improved power
s1-r4, %orcyr;cc;orc
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

0ne II the most impressive men
4 have met in q long time is DR..
xraat Fackenthai, former presi-
dent Of Columbia University. who
SOW heads an important commits
a0n Whsch is studying new me-
tAods n financing higher educa-
1i0n 4 aad a most pleasant visit
vStis Dr. Fackenthal and found
linn to be not an over-dignified.
.nsppreschable person but a gen
~, sparkling personality who is
eoaa % do a lot for higher edu-
btiea something that is Ger
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

Alittle poem I learned when
quite young came back to my
mind the other day, and recited
it to some friends. They seemed
to like its sentiment, SO l am in
Guiding it here.
Words like eggs
Should be handled with care
For eggs once broken
And words once spoken
Are mighty hard to repair.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

Silage does not have enough
feeding value for its bulk when
fed to younger heifers.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

OF pastures tested, alfalfa has
proved to be the most valuable
for pigs.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01
D. S. A.

Nominations are still coming
in for the Jaycee Distinguished
ervice award, IL nominations hav-
ing been made thus far.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

seTHISss9
M NEW YORK

Folks around here have been
talking about the difference in the
attitudes of Vice President Bark
by and Mayor O'Dwyer of this
~. AS you know, the Weep got
ID and headed South, slip
nassA~ ~fully away from the
ping grac~ \ who, being hu-
rev .gsper mo- IDLY cooperat-
Uaaa themselves. e.~ ,,ride. On
~ 18th him and his ~ .ook q
e. ..v hind, O'Dwyer - u
shQ II alton at an upstate hoe>
ano -. pursued by a flock OF
ID n who thought he
N up and marry Miss Sloan
81. pson, a former model, who
nus, happened" to be at the same
resort. The mayor got mad at
me reporters and fotogs, bawled
theta out-which only made them
chase him around all the more.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-01

tainly needed - just as he did a
lot for Columbia.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
To CIeor! Fur Coots, Jackets,
Toppers, StoIes-Third Floor


1-S102 Mouon Topper, size 10 $So
1-S210 Black Dyed Persian Paw Topper, size IA STA
1 Dyed (processed lamb Bolero
Cane -- S120
1-s174 Dyed SourreI stoIe -- SI2o
1S252 Northern Blended uskrat Shortie size 6 SlSo
Norhern Rak Rlended nskrat Coats sizes
~ S198
1854 Squirrel Bolero Capes sizes IL and IA s222
$3.50 Squirrel Jacket medium size $222
medium size ------- S27O
1s31s Natural Silver Fox Jacket medium size - s27o
2-see4 Owed Fitch sto,es - S222
a-s2e4 Naura, B,ended Ranch Mink Stoes - s222
1s5s2 R,ack Dved Persian an,b Jacket size ID
I-S5S2 Muskrat Coat size IT,
~ -
T. Se-e R,cl Dved pers;.n Goo. Mink Trim size 16 S534
Evening star., 1949-11-29
-abom 800 Winter Coats at prices that eouldml occur in

viii also o dresses Oh dpoments os,
millinery and for marx downs all floors As ssuo
EXCHANGE, coD telephone orders! hoss Of 2ss
r., and Of course clearance merchandise
Evening star., 1949-11-29

2Nsse SIS Dressy tailored sport
rayon faies Black blue brown red green,
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Our F. Street Store Open Thursday Evenings!
Month-End Clearance!

6-Misses' $59.75 Furred Dress Coots-$45
Jap collar and pocket trim black green or taup
Sizes 10 to 18.
3es S7 Furred Dress Goats Fared back suede wool VIII"
muskrat Yarndyed grey toast oue OF
brown. Sizes 10 to 18 Soo
3Mes $25 Furred Dress Coats Black grey or blue tteo Goals
with yokes of black Persian Sizes IL and IA --soo
Evening star., 1949-11-29

-Womans Lined Topper. Mink Dyed Muskrat lined
WOOL Size SO $245
-Womens Lined Green wool broadcleh with
Dyed Muskrat lining and tuxedo. Also wool
broadcoth lined with Black American Broadta. Sizes
SO $l65
Women SIPS Lined Toppers Yarn dyed wool lined
with Tineona Lamb Sizes S10O
-Womens S7975 Furred Toppes Broadcloh toppers with
collars of Blended Mink Black. wine or green Sizes 81
2-Women S65 Fured Coats Black broadcoh fitted coats
with collars of Jap Dyed Mink Sizes SO to 80, SIPS
k-Women's $65 Forstmann wool edged all
Grey Persian Lamb Patrcian Blue grey or wine
1-Womans Natural Blue Fox collar and
Marina Blue wool suede Size 80 $125
S-Womens SsS75 boxy syesof broad
needIepoint and woolen Trimmed with
black Dyed Persian Lamb Sable Dyed Squirrel Beaver Black
winter Sizes 1911 to 1871, 40 to "A $SS
Women Coats Fitted coats of suede wool
with shaws and front yokes of Grey Persian Lamb Sizes 40
a. S65
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Sl35 and Sl45 Fured Coots-

Fitted boxy styles needlepo and broadcot wooens
shoulder collars of Silver Fox Jap Dyed Mink Black
DYED Persian Lamb Blended Mink. Shoulder yoke and
cuff strip grey Black and taupe Sizes "a to
~. 121h, 221a
Evening star., 1949-11-29
l6-Misses' Sl25 Furred Dress Coots-$lOO
Black green taupe coats with shawls Of silver fox
Sizes 10 to 18.
Junior Goats, Dressy! CosuoI!-Third Floor

9uno Toppers shorties in natural green or rec
Gee - ~ 15 --------S Sl8
8unors Sand red or blue fleece sizes
- * T S25
6urors S4975 Long Fleece Goats. Casual classic style IN
red natural Sizes to IS sao
S4975 Tweed Refers Black and white or navy VIII"
rayon velvet collar and cuffs. Sizes 9 to 13 $40
3-unors S5975 Casual Wrap Mouton rever shaws
Tiraie lined tweed or tan gabardne sizes
to Is S4'
Juno S55 Coaed Fleece Coats Boxy casual coats
in blue or red Sizes 7 to 13 -; 80 s. POO
Coat Blue feecy woolen coat WIN
lynx dyed fox collar Size l1- ------,S So9
4Junors SIPS dyed fox shaws on nupoy
wooen coats grey blue red. Sizes to Is -- SSS
S110 Fured Coats Forstmann wool ntted dress
blended mink collars Black or beige Sizes to
sunors Short Coats Lapn rabbit fur) lined
coats in blue or mixture. Sizes to 13-----S55
3unors S145 Coats Formann woolen beed fitted
with black Persian lamb yokes Black or grey sizes
II to IS
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Women's Coot Shop-Third Floor

SWomens SITS Furred Coats Forsmann and uiard
needlepont wooen Shawls and front panels
Jap Dyed Mink okes scarf panels pockets and shaWs OF
dyed Persian and Blended Mink collars OF Beaver
Black grey green taupe Sizes "a to a. 1914 to 22 Sl45
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor

Juniors S6995 Wool Suits 2pc lined suit eweled buttons
Taupe In 49, blue and rust in size II $4S
soJuniors s16s5 Black marqusee pc lace
trim or self trim 81
Evening star., 1949-11-29
0-Women's O So8.75 to $1l0 Furred Coots-S8'

boxy styles needpont and broadcoth Collars
and cuffs yokes and sawls of grey or black Dyed Persian
Jap Dyed Mink Silver Fox Lynx Dyed Fox and Beaver
Black grey green and aupe Sizes "a to 42 and 14
20
Evening star., 1949-11-29

1Womens Coats Needlepont broadcoth
woolens in fitted and box styles Black Dyed
saw yokes collars and cuffs; waist deep
panel yokes Grey Persian; Fischer Dyed Fitch
front yoke Silver Blue Mink collars shawl collars OF Silver
Fox White Fox, Sheared Beaver and Jap Dyed Mink
Black brown taupe and wine Sizes 14 to 20
and "a to AZ. 500
Evening star., 1949-08-04
HELP DoMESTlc (cont. J

COOK AND GENERAL housevorker.
must be exper., city ref, 2 adults;
apt; excel. salary. Do not call:
Devonshire pl; NV. apt. 224. %
G.H.W:-Laundry, assist with eookina
day week. SH. 1875. "A
GIRL, white, care for 2 small chill
dren, some light housework; live in
GIRL, colored. g.h.w. and cook. $40
Fond Of children. RA. s71s. %
6OTSEKEEPER, cook, clean, nc
Laundry; live in; 2 adults; apply
HoUsEKEEpER Fl wanted. settled. Au
tomato washer; every other a.Ea snnsa. ga
yer Spring family; $25 per week
room and board. JU. 10000. -
MAID, must live in, have ref. and ex.
per; with children. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. s.e. p
MAID, g.h.w;, experienced; must live
in. DI. 5212.
MAID, part time, days wk., 9 am
to l p.m.; bring reference; no cook.
ing. 621 10th st. NV.
MAID, competent, fond Of children
ghw to s,6 cook ok and nsod seTSe Sti CAN IN
towers, 800 Mass. ave. NV. wv.
WOMAN, white, not over 40, to liv'
in; Ink: and care of child, 2 yrs
CB2 B9x o,Eb l25-T; Star: .,. sM.e5ss M5s
fast and do general housework il
boarding house. Salary and hrs. tt
be arranged. Apply 2450 Mass. ave
NV, between "a pm. only.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriter, calc., cash
reg, on. equip. any kind; top price.
pI; 3372; GO; 1928 ewes, Sunday.
verwa5e, ola 1sEelIy' ,4I Turn; asAnss, Any amt
1855 sa q 81 AsptSHw NV, sfERLiNd MLi IGE1 44se
china, glassware, rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker>. Ia,
BEDROOM, dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 2937; after 7 pm, GE.. 1416.5'
BOOKS, large and small collections;
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
St. NV ME. 5995.
BOOKS, large and small collections;
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
st. NV. ME. 5995.
cLo5HlHaisness LOT aSSs5,I stRMsM PF,sss fer Ts15
p1aM6Nps IA ST s." so,e a oia s7ea ,.vsa9 s sa1
NC: e14 18th ST. NV
diamond watches. discarded jewelry
bought. No purchase too small, toe
prices paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY
ELECTRONIC TEST INSTRUMENTS,
vacuum tube, voltmeter, signal gen
rGsSfruEE: fFsiSF Re: lSss socd used household
sSS ;sss; s: .ss's! " part F's
rUssiruRE-Your UNI entire householt
Dssss sSa:snts J. e rIRN az 'tssfi Esa so hshSi 81
riUtaiNsiifTsuRAE7 I'll III A. ve5ssa oSss, at once. sooe
furniture Of ali kinds; entire home
can Mr. JAMES. phone Ma. 1920
FURNlTUkE-Wm guy entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old slass.
and selling Tor over SO yearn. goP:
ynSe WooDs. sth and z 't' nv NE
FURNITURE wANTED-Bedrm., din
ing rm., other pieces or entire house
hold; prompt service. co. $3.50
GoLD-Brins your old gold plati-
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC. 81 years
PIANOs-We pay highest prices for
spinets. small uprights; srands. CO.
p1sSos I2N5s- WAITED, riATH e uprshts Eh e' W. will
give you a $50 due bill good for 2
yrs. on the purchase Of q new piano
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
CO., MA. 1870.
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges. ice
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
CO.. 1O11 9TH st. b ". HA Sn52.
STUDIO COUCH, gas refrigerator'
and tabletop gas range. Call RA.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware, any condition.: china, bric-a-
brac, old jewelry and furniture.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
@ st. r.W.. ST 7496.
PRIVATE PARTY needs eft, porch
shade, gas plate, gas room heater,
wardrobes and kitchen cabinet. GE.
6387, 9 to II am.
PROFESSIONAL PIANIST wants to
buy Steinway or Baldwin: not over
90 years; no dealers. WO. 1880.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cent.)

PAPER HANGNG-"Better work for
A. T. GEORGE. DI. OlO6. 10
PAPERHANGING-S7 up per rm:;
194a washable sunfast papers: work
guaran.eed. GE 1888. GE. 2461
PAPERINGrRooms. $40 up; also
chanics. MIR. MEEK, UN. 1904. %
PAPER HANGING and painting
Special price for Aug, white me-
chanics: free estimates. TU. 2s74.
PApERHANGING. PAINTING, plaster
ing Special low prices this week
PLASTERER. wants patch work or
days work on plastering or cement
work. C. SNYDER, 500 E st. NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repair
ing. ing and dr. remodelingi zos guaranteed
PIUMBNs@No joD TOO small; re.
se,ls BOYD. .nH TNc.' e.D'nSsi az 4oss. 'AAoAD
ROOF REPAIRING. guttering, water
RoGr g{Sns And TK WATsReRooF}Ro aaRe sT9R 1E6k co
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM.
UEL C. BOYD. INC. GE. 1868.
ROOFING. all types; new work; re.
carpentry. A. D. THOMAS. HU
1882. Free estimates. -6
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES, uphol-
stering Highest grade work. Rea-
sonable. Free estimates. FA. 1903.
STONE AND CEMENT woRK-spe.
Cializing in retaining walls, Tag
stones; also walks, steps, drives, etc
For free estimate, JERRY. AT. 9266
TYPEWRIlkRS cleaned, oiled ana
adjusted All work guaranteed. RE
lit. UNITED TYPEWRITER co,
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint.
ed, retaped, recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 6214 r. I
ave-. Riverdale. Nd. UN. 1.'46.
LET US do your carpentry. You
can't beat experience. Remodeling
floor sanding and finish, Recrea
tion rooms, staircase work. porches
enclosed, screening, roofing, siding,
cement forms. We do our own work,
no subcontracts. All work guaran-
teed c. D. GIBBS & SON, HI
Evening star., 1949-08-04

GIRL, colored, wishes day work, SO
and carfare. HU. 1881. %
GIRL, colored, wants days work
Call after $3.50, EX. S753,
GIRL. colored, wants work, COOK,
maid: willing, to live in; exper.; city
GIRL, colored. desires light house.
work.. plain cooking or nursemaid;
live in. DE; S25S. s.,o. .vu ~
part time Job as mothers helper
or gh.w.; city ref. MI. 0346.
MOTHERS HELPER or baby sitter,
experienced; references. HO: 3133.
WOMAN, colored, wishes cleaning
doctors office or apt, afternoons.
FIR. 9041. Il
WOMAN, colored, desires days work
or part time (morning); references.
WOMAN, coiored. young, desires days
work or 51a days week. Ii. 3-392l.
WOMAN, eolored, desires iaE g;h.w. r.' Or
erence. LU. 3-4174.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY-CLEANING PLANT, completeIy
and storage. vault; doing a nice
volume, of business; will sacrifice
for balance due on plant. due tc
partnership troubles. Call sH. 1879
GROCERY, lge. DGs in good NV
location. owner Ill must SELL splen.
did opportunity for hustler. who
wants to build UP business. Ewes
call MI; Lenkin; ia; 6s47, KAY
ATTEN. WATCHMAKERS. Have you,
oEn seWselry satyssn store s6G doyn!oTn, It, 18th
8 APARTMENTS and 3 rooms, S15s
cant apt; 1880 'etSs' do%n:' ss0 e. oeia y
NEARBY VA. FOOD STORE, with
new soda fountain located on busy
n. Arl. blvd. in excel. neighborhood
S6,95O. Terms arranged. Call 8
to.9. -TALMAGE W1LCHER, Realtor,
GIL. 5000, Gil. S017. 4
SOUTHEAST JUNK SHOP LOCATION.
Going business, same spot 16 years
Tsnt n1w vaTsnt; TR ofEa Rgs; fireDr00f gar. rsas
BEST OFFER TAKES 1T-Kountry
going to hospital; long lease, good
business; perfect for man and wife.
WOMENs READY-To-wEAR; est
80 yrs; excel. reputation with trade;
sacrifice; bldg. for lease. 1885 9TH
GRocERY-Busy close-in 14th st.
corner: Al equip, good lease, con-
tact population. Owner quotes 81 400
wkly. Excel: buy. Owner retiring
RESTAURANT FOR SALE; Shady
food; legalized slot machines and
SSr; ws:t R,vsr Further z49i Information 5eea can
THRIVING DRY-CLEANING PLANT
For For sss asa In %sst S.sa! Palm ea Sfseh 81 1855 e.
HOTEL LOBBY NEWSSTAND con-
cession for rent; large downtown
hotel; attractive opportunity for
intelligent business individual; busi-
auir auired anu ABBY pIsSfas Box 4s1-V. Star. IS
VA.-Cleaning, press
ing and dyeing business for sale:
Including trucks, equipment and
misc. items. Opportunity to lease
building. on long term basis. Ex-
eelsnt business sin osod For sf further fa1 fh de
taAo S0ll S11s Oooos noh AOA
SON REAMY, JR.; eyes,, CHI. 9124.
TOURIST COURT, 40 units. fully
equipped for housekeeping in Sara
sofa, Florida on West coast. Price
sBn%s 900 ,niSm. a9s sss sSout hsa eash sn
nual expense $4,000. Phone WA.
2205 during day and WA. 1925
after 3 pm. -5
COLORED TAVERN, class C license;
good location: money-maker; owner
sick: immed. possession. Mornings,
TR: 1883: after 4, Ii; 3-6l6o. ~ ~
baths, plus library or another bed
rm. on LIST fl. Lge. center hall, liv.
rm., big din. rm., also lge. kit;
just of 14th st. NV. nr. Decatur.
Price and terms subject to offer.
Call Walter Aiken. RE. 1887 or
AID. 5297. HOME REALTY CO. a
BARGAIN-Novelty store, children's S
wear, school supplies: q good buy
for one or two young ladies; may
work in partnership with. present
owner. Due to illness. will be sac
rificed. Excellent NV. location. J..
B. MALLOS, Elk. 521S; eyes,, GE.
REsTAURANT-Good hrs. and loc.;
white trade, downtown; $3.50 gross
wk. $1.8O0 or best offer. RA. 2093.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
FREE
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO L. A. about Aug. 8; 1
passenger help drive; refs. ex-
DRIVING TO LA. this week; 1949
car: desire 2 or 3 for company. and
partially share expense: refs. ex-
changed. Box 40-T, Star. a
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. - Would like
es5s stae at; after m9fpims' p.m. aug 0'n' s. -
LOS ANGELES, leaving about Aug
10th: take three; refs. exchanged
COUPLE DESIRE ride, Milwau OIL
Superior, Wis. RE. 0645, Ext. 203
COUPLE OR WOMAN to share driv-
ing to California, leave 18th August
Phone VIRGINIA IVERSON, Brandy
wine 2176. g.
LEAVING for San Francisco August
IL. two weeks trip; would take z
or 3 passengers: preferably one
driver: 1947 Packard; expense.
shared. ST. 1855. g.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS Al home improve
ments and repairs; small monthly
payments. HAMILTON CoNTR. CO.,
ADbITIoNs porches. garages. all
modelling. by local builder and son.
M. LIBERAToRE. UN. 2150. -5
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS to
commercial or residential BUILDINGS;
complete 911IIs seryiee; ysaS; estimates free.
AsfHaET AssRGNa Eli FILE, sSGi GfNofEum, sSfi suaTan
teed finest materials and workman
ship. Repairs invited. OW. 1855.
souIHERN FLOOR COVERING co.
BASEMENT LEAKY?-Waterproo it
on the inside with dI; Paraerete PROCESS ss
shrubs and lawn. Ask for details,
BRICK AND CONCRETE work;
homes, steps, walks, walls, water
WARD, 33o7 @ st. NV, MI. 267s.
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds,
painting. papering, plastering. MR..
LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
CARPENTERING. plastering, cement
ing, flre-prooflng, general contract,
quick service. WILLIAMS. MI. 1915.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nag
stone terraces. walks. chimneys, fire-
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage; all
kinds of waterproof1ng. F. MAR
SuGicii0. Ssi,i.. Route .. horneEs ,o,3s: lane,
CONCRETE-cement work, footings.
porches, steps, driyeways, basement
fioors; old oaa and new work. 6.
CONCRETE AND FLAGSTONE drive
races, footings. bsmts., etc. Call
vINToN DOVE. EN-. 1874, day or
DRfvEwAYs. BLACK top or limestone
chips. repairs or new installations.
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1899
posts set in concrete: immed. erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No
money down. SO mos. to pay. Phone
HO. $685.. ewes, 10. 3-4377. -6
penflS vark al tyRss FaH fsqE Rift ST.
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothins but the
best: laying. sanding. finishing.
cleaning. parquet installation. Bruce
foKs 9lsaeS 1Nc 99E1NS; }STs W,,ec1sn SohIRAc "A.
GENERAL REMoDELING of COM
mercial bldgs: new and old con-
struction; specializing in restaurant
mates turn. RAY E. ROBERTS.
MODEINIzIN0 and additions; cellar
to roof Call ST 3366-67 for free
INC CO. 1903 Eye ct nv
ARDEN CONSTRUCTION co. will
give you prompt service In building,
remodeling, brick, concrete, paint
ing; rec. rooms; porches inclosed.
Low summer prices, FHA terms.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
PERSONAL

HENS, 81 ea., any width: limited
offer. August only; coat hens, So DO
up; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT, Z,
e2O I12stah 18th st. St, n.w.' and 113l kins
pREssMAKING isii sG and alterations ex-
quarters for fabrics, Mccall. Sim
plicity and Advance patterns; but
tons. ribbons, laces, sewing sup
sred psI Ouaens dss asss fhS fSE
SHOP, 1735 L st. NV, MA. 1857
CURTAINS DYED, stretched and
laundered; work guaranteed. Call
nn1 for and de1tyer mAH At 4SSS; SSxs,ca, in
stpuetor, writer % ana anthoT ps9
chologist, will exchange services as
tutor. writer, instructor or in de.
sired capacity for specified period OF
time for perm. space for SIN: print
ing equip. MENARD. Tel. TU. 1886.
BOYS aus DetM eAMf Baso sse and siS &asb u swine
ming and all sports; all inclusive,
weekly rate S35. LoNGWoOD CAMP
sGx 2sa 0asz RMB6iaNcE ASh0a seTzee Tzs
S5. Chambers has only the best OF
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatmen,
or no lee. Mcn anu WOueu COHe
to be convinced. BY the use OF
electrotherapy, diathermia, high
frequency, galvanic, mercury sun
lights, enemata, corrective diet, and
other natural harmless methods, ]
firmly believe 1 can relieve suffering
due to nervousness, exhaustion
backache or headache. sinus, colds
or flu. Aching joints and swollen
feet helped remarkably. Lady nature.
path, 20 years experience. SH 1855
ALTERATIONS, all ladies' garments
prompt and eficient service; oper
ewes. 31O9 14th. CO. 2221.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo.
pie, with nursing care; opposit,
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425S
WILL SHARE my modern countr.
mansion permanently in the Blu,
Ridge Mountains with elderly or mid
dle-aged couple; $50 monthly, every
thing included. Quiet, restful, Oh
busline. Phone. RA. 9043, or writ,
Mrs; Zorn, Route 1. Front Royal, Va
ALL-DAY CARE for children 8 to z
transp.; NV. section; by an oil
established school. WI 9S73. -!
WILL THE LADY who assisted an
other lady when she fell at Fifteenth
and H streets NV. three years ago
phone North 3593, Apt 43.
WANTED, HUNTING PARTNER, Sept
1925, Alaska bear; expense app
81 800. Address Box 8-Y. Star. Ii