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BROWN SUGAR.
SHENANDOAH APPLE CANDY?

SHENANDOAH APPLE CANDY?
from Mrs. c. A. L., WdShinotonJ
To Mrs. A. c. Never fail method
of keeping brown sugar soft.
Transfer sugar from the card
board carton in which it is pur-
chased to q glass Jar with either
a vacuum or screw type cover. Il
use an empty coffee jar Then
add q slice of very fresh bread
cut in quarters-do not force in
a whole slice as the sugar absorbs
the moisture, and it is difficult
to remove an entire slice when it
becomes stale. This method will
keep brown sugar in fine condi-
ton, and I have used it success
fully even with a carton of sugar
so hard and dry that it had to
be broken with q knife and ham
mer.
Does any reader have . recipe
for Shenandoah apple candy?
Especially recipe using bottled
apple Juice.
(From L. B. H., ArlingtonJ
For A. c., Washington: After
trying several methods for keeping
brown sugar soft, such as, putting
a piece of lettuce in jar or apple
with it. decided on a method Of
my own. I always forgot to change
the lettuce. it would dry up (and
with the moisture gomez so would
the sugar. I took 4 clean custard
cup. put about III inches of water
in it, and placed 1t on top Of the
brown sugar. which I take from
the box and put In . crockery
canister. (Glass jar with cover
is just as eficient0 Il put q house.
hold label on the cover reminding
myself that water was inside.)
Sugar stays perfectly soft and
moist and the water never evapo-
rates "for ages"
use same method to keep cake
moist and fresh. by putting .
small cup filled with water on glass
cake dish under the cake dish
cover (after cake has been cut)
and it will stay fresh a week this
way. This I noticed was done at
night by the fountain help at a
large Washington drugstore chain.
I tried 1t. too, and 1t works won-
derfully.
CHARLESTON?
(From Mrs. L. A. ~, Hyattspille.)
We are going to be transferred
to Charleston, 8. c., and would
appreciate any information about
the city, housing conditions, cost
Of living and any other informa-
ton that will be Of any help to
us.
4 4 Il u
CHINA PAINTING.
(FrOml Mrs. M. B. T., BerDyn.)
To the person inquiring about
china painting. Ward Phillips
Co., Box 3451-H Merchandise
Mart. Chicago 81. ILL.,, will send a
booklet upon receipt of 10 cents.
They carry white china and the
new Oven Decor colors, which are
fired in your own kitchen oven for
permanency.
CLEANING HOOKED RUGS.
(From G. c.. Wastinpton.)
Complete instructions on the
care and cleaning Of hooked rugs
is contained in the booklet "The
Romance Of Hooked Rugs" which
may be obtained by writing to
Master Kraft. Inc, 295 Fifth ave-
nue., New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
By Peggy Roberts

These beautiful rose motifs
when embroidered on fine linens
make. . perfect wedding gift.
Dress up guest towels, bed linens
and runners with this simple no
bar cutwork design.
Pattern envelope No. R2804
contains hot-iron transfer for 3
motifs, 2 measuring 312 by 13
inches, and /, % by 312 inches.
.Embroidering directions included.
To obtain this pattern, send 20
eents in coins, giving pattern
number. your name, address and
sone number to. Peggy Roberts,
The Washington Star. P. o. Box
100, Station q, New York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
ADVERTISEMENT
HELPS You Overcome
FALSE Teeth
Looseness and Worry

No longer be annoyed or feel ill-at-ease
because Of loose, wobbly false teeth. FAs-
TEETH. an improved alkaline (non-a acid)
powder, sprinkled on your plates holds
them firmer 30 they feel more comfortable
Soothing and cooling to gums made sore
By excessive acid mouth. Avoid smbar-
rassmsnt esussd b. loose plates. Get
EA6TETR today as any drug stses.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

sent in by the tollowin0 haze
been torwarded to those for
1Uhom they ,Dere intended:
Washington - EDS. Mrs.
M.G.V., B.P.R., Mrs. J.L.B.. Mrs.
NH, Miss EAR. Mrs. NEE,
Mrs. W.P.F., S.C.S.. G.P.. Mrs.
C.P.T.. LIE. Mrs. WHIP, Mrs.
M.O.U., Mrs. M.H.H., Mrs. J.S..
Mrs. H.O., Mrs. CE.J.. Mrs.
Ell, HI.V.
Alexandria - Mrs. H.W.G.
Arlington-Mr. .D.C.J., Mrs.
W.M.W., Mrs. W.G.D., jr.; Mrs.
DL.H.. Mrs. C.W.M. Bethesda
Mrs. Lem. Cheverly-Mrs.
Lie. Chevy Chase - Mrs.
CHM. East Riverdale-Mrs.
HIP. Hyattsville-Mrs. P P.F.W..
Mrs. J.C.O.. jr. Mount Rainier
Mrs. MIR. Rockville-G.M.
Sandy Spring-Mrs. Fey. Ia
koma Park-Mrs. H.W.B. Uni
versity Park-Mrs. J.F.T.
Our thanks to these readers
whose contributions 1Dere SIM
liar to others previously re-
ceiUed and aUaiting space for
publication:
Washington - Mrs. J.H.M.,
Mrs. LIB, R.O.R. Falls Church
Mrs. C.S. Springfield-Mrs.
R.G.W. Takoma Park-Mrs.
M.H.B.
HOME LAUNDRY.
PICKING DUCKS; SHAD ROE
(From Mrs. +. +. H.. Rockville. }
For three and q half years,
have had an automatic hom'
laundry. Not q washing ma
chine" and believe me I wouldn'
trade 1t for any electrical appli
ance in my home. We live in
rural area, but have plenty o
water and an electric water heat
er. The heater is the 30-gallol
type, but I often do two batche
of laundry within an hour and
half. My home laundry has tw
heats, hot and warm, and as I al
ways wash by best silk slips an,
rayon blouses with the sheets
towels, ETC., I necessarily have t.
use warm water, but the dirt
towels and overalls are just a
clean as the slips and blouses. M
only objection to it is that I can
not wash Argyle and black sock
at the same time. but I let tn
hose from the home laundry drail
in my tub and use the same waite
to wash the socks by hand. I hat
a washing machine for eight year
before getting the home laundry
and I find that there Is as mucl
difference between q washing ma
chine and a home laundry as ther'
is between q scrubbing board an,
a washing machine.
For an easy way to pick ducks
Dip them in hot water in whicl
one-quartef cup Of soapless sud
have been dissolved, and they ar
less trouble to pick than a chick
en-.
Would some kind reader tell m
how to cook shad roe 50 that it
delectable?
QUERIES.
(From v. M, WashingtonJ
Will some one give me q fool
proof recipe for making q mic
high meringue on pies. No matte
how do it they all fall nat.
Where can I get lessons h
Contract Bridge inexpensively?
How can 1 take spots off tn
top of my stove?
DAWOlEIfJ!
SOFT TOP CRUSTS?
(From Mrs. A. S. Y, Mor0dnsa.) }
Can any one, offer suggestions t
cure a 4-year-old of dawdling TO
hours over every meal? It hav
tried all the ideas contributed b.
doctors and child-care books with
out success.
Also. does any one know tn
trick of getting soft top crusts o.
homemade rolls and buns,l such q
those obtainable in commercis
bakeries. t...
Evening star., 1949-03-25
CHILDREN IN TOKYO?

from Mrs. Z. A., AlerandrtdJ
Ny request is to some one who
has been living in Japan. IN
Tokyo. the past few months ana
who has growing children. Mine
are q girl II and a boy IA. Does
the Army PIX have q good supply
of clothing, such as sweaters,
shirts, skirts, boys slacks and, OF
course, shoes?
have q complete list OF what
is furnished in the houses, but
no one I have talked to has chill
dren near the age Of mine. AS
they grow so fast it will be dif-
flcult to buy ahead for them. l
would like to know about the
schools in Japan. too.
THANK YOU"
LIGHT FURNITURE;
SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS.
From Mrs. r. H. B., Silper Spring.
There are several things to get
off my chest tonight, so here goes:
First, many thanks especially
for the information about cement
floors. I'm going to try the water
glass treatment this week end.
Second, thanks for the unexpected
but most welcome information
about where to purchase Indian
articles. My sons room is to be
furnished in Western style and ]
wanted Indian blankets and rugs,
the real Mccoy! All the "to-do"
about African violets got me in
terested. now have four very
healthy plants and three more
started.
NY thank yous" over, I'll pass
along . little information cleaned.
first. in reference to a request
several weeks ago for meals and
menus, ETC.. for . two-person
family. The March Woman's
Home Companion page 11O had
some very interesting menus and
recipes called Tips for a Two
some" Also the Good Housekeep-
ing Cookbook contains buying
chart designed for two. giving ap-1
proximate quantities of. fruitsI
and vegetables, as we'll as meats.
It also has many wonderful reci-
pes. It has been my main guide
in two years Of housekeeping.
To Mrs. E. T. R., Falls Church.
re light furniture: Definitely light
furniture Is much easier to care
for! have lived with dark ma
hogany, walnut and other dark
furnitures, but furnished my house
in lined oak and bleached ma
hogany. Scratches are less notice.
able on lined oak. OF course,
there Is just as much dust on light
furniture as dark. but it doesn't
show! As for sleeping accommo-
dations, I would vote for a good
fold-up couch. You can find them
with a storage space for your bed
linen when the bed is not in use.
Also, if and when you move into
larger place, you will have sofa
as well as accommodations for an
overnight guest. Besides. in using
the Hollywood arrangement, the
pillows you would necessarily use
for back rests do not give enough
support to be comfortable and
they also spot the wall.
4 4 +
WASHING NYLONS.
(From Mrs. A. W. H., Washington.)
make . square bag of cheese
cloth double the materiaD for
putting my nylon hose in when
I wash them. It keeps them from
being snagged both by ones nails
and hands and also on fixtures Of
the basin. Very easily laundered
this way. Again thanks for the
wonderful ideas.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
RAISIN SAUCE?
RrJM RIJNS2

(Fron1 Mrs. M. S. d., Washington
I would appreciate a recipe for
raisin sauce Ito be served with
ham) and rum buns.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Bonnets and Bows.
By EIssi
Iashion Iditoe.

It'll be Eoster bonnet time. If you want to have
edge the many women Who will be hunting for the
collection. carried exclusively in Washington by Leading
store.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
CHINA PAINTING.
CLEANING HOOKED RUGS.

CLEANING HOOKED RUGS.
(From G. c.. WGshinotonJ
Complete instructions on the
care and cleaning Of hooked rugs
is contained in the booklet "The
Romance Of Hooked Rugs" which
may be obtained by writing to
Master Kraft. Inc. 295 Fifth ave-
nue., New York, N. Y.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY


Responsible chemical manufac
turing corporation has opening
for individual or established com
pany to become Factory DiStribu-
tor for county.
Applicant must have good bust
ness and selling record and
able to finance reasonable in
ventory.
This is not a business for sale,
nor is it a gambling proposition.
but a genuine opportunity to get
in on the ground floor of a safe.
sound. and permanent business.
Advertising will be such that
profits are assured. All appll-
cations will be treated as conf
dental, and company making Thu
offer welcomes investigation. APP
ply Box No. 2, WL.P, c/o Citi-
zen. aug6-4t
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NOTICE 90 fnTEnTIoN 70
APPLY ron Passage ~
LOCAL. on SPECIAL NIIt
MONROE COUNTY. FIuMIIA

Notice ls hereby NiNNH fls4f N
Suant 90 Tire rcuuifeusNnl ~ ~
ton 81 Of Articie 90 - 49, ka
stitution 81 the State "a
Is amended " the neaeaf fa
ton IN 1884 applleafaan $50 -
made BY the untirfs9ne1 81 t
Legislature II tle stals 81
da. az a speriai nesshm ~
Legislature o. - heia fafms a.
year 1919 for thf Isassa18 81 S
local az special hah
90 Amend Chapir ASIA
Laws Of Floflda As "a Ea
Legislature fear ie4a s
the Charter ul ThN lif
Key West FfefAaa M
Amendinz SegllDn 3 "a As
Gle Il the tnifsslo
Chapter Thelpai ~ 81 ta 60
ciude Certain Lana FfaH the
Prescni Tofriaftai faH
ties 81 TIE Cts VI 49, a
Florida
Dated "a krs Wtst
this ath day - Auaswf A A. EeaA
JOHN y Tll0NIM1a
aus 8 1919
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- - Il1tE7I FFpsE survey
Nta ffance. Italy and the
afAiinAVian countries as the
"'tNHtEti spots Ca the European
F nap Britain. Cxech0sIovak-
e and Nug0slatia are az the
esl'tf ena q TIE scale. Between
tiNsN twp extremes are countries
tAH fsliaisd. Austria and Ger
nanf where you can buy an the
~p foA need II you have the
naneY
"a CsethosloFakla she soap ra-
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supply is irregular. In Poland a
bar of toilet soap costs IS cents.
Austrian soap is of poor quail
ty. A bar of American soap on
the black market costs so cents.
An inferior type of soap is still
rationed in Germany. To supple
ment their one small rationed
bar, Germans pay 80 cents a bar
for American soaps which are on
sale almost everywhere.
CARE officials in Vienna cay
the real need in Europe is for
better distribution of good soap
to low income families with chill
dren and to public institutions.
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ton is one bar of toilet soap every
three months. There is also a
small ration of laundry soap and
soap powder. The government
had promised to put soap on free
sale but the price will range
from so to go cents a bar. The
average British ration is seven
small bars of toilet soap every
two months. In Yugoslavia it is
half pound per person, and the
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MONDAY. AUGUST q tals
Today's degree iasdnsis : So
son Of very supefiof Alf N
generally sperlaIi1es H. hn
and attains eminenCe nan is a.
higher spheres 81 nle. ft4 80
tive vsill attain lamp - i.mla
In less advantages e
stances. there d siiii E
tune and thc rexpcrt "a So 80
sociatcs.
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1t Pays To Marry

GELSENKIRCHEN, Germany
-tR)-A glassware factory here
has promised bonus of SIS to
each of its employees who mar
ries another member of the firms
staff.
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Soap Is Still Luxury In Europe

Fk1sAA-APl-soup is still q rich mons luxury in mony
san countries Even in those countries where it is not
ea We price IL generally higher than low groups
80 hospitals and other public still depend
5" Pents om abroad for the bulk of their needs.
oeas throughout Europe report the of inferior quail
=" n institutions Is q serious child heolh
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FURNISHED one-bedroom apart
ment. Utilities furnished. One
infant accepted. Summer rates
$4,000 monthly. Sea Isle Apis,
915 Windsor. iul16-30t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
AND HOUSES

FURNISHED apartments, 8 rooms
and bath, everything furnishe !.
$500 and $500. Coral Hotel
Apartments, opposite Post Office
.jul9-30t
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MAKE big money by Xmas. s.
hour is easy. BrOnzing baby
shoes at home. Free facts. Xix
tavi, 2l1l w. Manchester, Los An
peles "A. Calf. aug8-ltx
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TROPICAL FISH

STOP at 1881 First Street ana
see the new shipment of Trop-
ical Fish with their gorgeous col
ors. Also carry aquarium and
accessories. Phone 1l72-R.
aug6-7t
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ron sALE-PRmFED Fonnaa

LEASES. S earh f'fasf
notes. le each Mln.Hslau e1aE
Sc. Artnaan pswaA. Cl1i2Na
Phone 81. HE q
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PERSONAL

CHAIRS girdles and foundation
bras. Zero cups to size 4. Mrs.
I.eota Cruickshsnk Phone 1881
july 1880
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HAIR STYLING

MISS Eta Faye Hinton, frs
prize winner and holder OF tbs
silver cup of the Hairdressers and
Cosmotology Association, hair
styling contest, is now manager
IF the Beauty Colony. Phone 2O6
for appointment. SCI Southland
aug2 30t
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BOY. Is to IL. to do store porter
work and house yard work
Apply Pollock's Jewelry. SOB
Duval Street. august
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MOVING AND HAULING
Furniture Moving

Furniture Moving
local and Long Distance Agent
Galloway Transfer and Storage
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
pAorE lR6 E. v. Kinsman
jlyl9-30tx
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TWO one-bedroom furnished
apartment. Couples only. No
pets. Apply 1913 Whitehead st.
augl-tf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

AVON cosmetics. Pleasant, prof
liable work as nelghborhood
representative Pc. Box ll0l. W
Palm Beach, Fla. aug6-ot
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Ansirew CarneElr ealne e. A.
erica In has i3th year
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ONE new efficiency; cedar clos
cts, hot water. all electric kitch-
ems. Phone 532 days, lOO4J
nights. aug6-tf
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COMFORTABLE sleeping roms
at summe rrates. Young's Tar
ist Rest. 1871 Flagler Aveme,
Phone 1172-J. aug-tf
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FURNISHED studio apartment,
near beach. Porch, garden.
Adults, no pets. sos monthly.
1040-J. jly23-tf
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FOR RENT-ROoMS

EFFICIENCY apartments, $500
monthly. Apply The BilNat
Hotel, 525 Eaton Street.
aug86tx
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FOR SALE-EuSINES8
PLACES

TROPICAL SUNDRY. 1919 White
Doing good business. Owner
leaving town. Sacrifice for quick
cash sale. aug8-6tx
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2-BEDROOM furnished house.
Garage, screened porch. hot
water. Apply GA Packer Street.
aug3-6t
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FIVE-ROOM apartment. Apply
Blossoms Place, Eaton and
William Streets. aug8-3tx
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WANTED-To BUY

LOTS WANTED-5000 square
feet minimum area required.
r. S. Crane, Phone 500.
aug2-tf
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wANTED-To RENT

PUBLIC HEALTH nurse deSes
cottage to sleep four. Reasn-
able. Phone ACT, Monday nd
Tuesday. aug6atx
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FURNISHED apartment, adults.
Paurs Tire Shop. aug2-tf
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FURNISHED apartment, bed
room, living room, kitchen, tile
bath, Frigidaire, $14.00 weekly.
708 Emma, Phone 1145-J.
aug6-tf
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
RADIOS
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FIVE bundles of old newspapers,
SC. Inquire The Citizen Office.
Phone 81. jun22-tf
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FOR sALE-usED CARS

1896 FORD De Luxe Tudor Sc
dan. Excellent condition. Tele-
phone 1172-M. aug2-6t
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FOR sALE-USED TRUCKS

HALF-TON Ford pickup truck.
Very good condition. Apply
Overseas Garage, Stock Island,
Phone 1882. aug5-5t
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FoR REN1-HoTEL roofs

OVERSEAS Hotel, GIT Flenng.
Single rooms $40 up weely.
Double from $12. Coffee Sop
and Bar. aug-tf
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FOR HENT-APAHTMENTS
AND ROOMS

FOUR apartments. rooms and
light housekeeping rooms, S. to
SIS per week. ALL William 81.
jly2O-aOtx
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BEAUTY SALONS

SUMMER rates now in effect.
20 per cent reduction on all
heat permanent waves. Cold
waves $3.50 up. Beauty Colony
fupstairs) 521 Southland Street,
Telephone FOG. july11-30t
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STORAGE

RED Brick Storage Co. Funi-
ture or commercial. Pine
798. ily2B0t
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Office

the
frs In
TO onth
Q he err
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FOR LEASE-HoTELs
Tropical Hotel

ia Duval Street. For lease. 43
rooms. Newly renovated.
jly25-30t
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FURNISHED studio apartment.
near beach. Porch, garden.
Adults, no pets. SOS monthly.
104O-J. jly2Stf
TWO one-bedroom furnished
apartment. Couples only. No
pets. Apply 1923 Whitehead st.
augl-tf
FURNISHED apartment, adults.
Paurs Tire Shop. aug2-tf
2-BEDROOM furnished house.
Garage, screened porch. hot
water. Apply GA Packer Street.
aug3-6t
ONE new efficiency; cedar clos
cts, hot water. all electric kitch-
ems. Phone 532 days, 10O4-J
nights. aug6-h
FURNISHED apartment, bed
room, living room, kitchen, tile
bath, Frigidaire, $14.00 weekly
708 Emma, Phone 1145-J.
aug6-tf
FIVE-ROOM apartment. Apply
Blossoms Place, Eaton and
William Streets. aug8-3tx
FOR HENT-APARTMENTS
AND ROOMS
FOUR apartments, rooms and
light housekeeping rooms, S. to
SIS per week. ALL William 81.
jly20- aOtx
FOR RENT-RooMS
EFFICIENCY apartments, $500
monthly. Apply The BilNat
Hotel, SOS Eaton Street.
aug86tx
COMFORTABLE sleeping rosms
at summe rrates. Young's Tar
ist Rest. 1871 Flagler Aveue,
Phone 1172-J. aus-tf
FOR RENI-HoTEL roofs
OVERSEAS Hotel, GIT Flenng.
Single rooms $40 up weely.
Double from $12. Coffee Sop
and Bar. aus-tf
WANTED-TO RENT
PUBLIC HEALTH nurse deSes
cottage to sleep four. Realm
able. Phone ACT, Monday nd
Tuesday. augo3tx
STORAGE
RED Brick Storage Co. Funi-
ture or commercial. Pine
r0Q ilV2R0t
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Use your phone. Adver-
tisements may be- inserted
in these columns by phone.
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To insure publication.
copy must be in the Adver-
Using department office be-
fore IL o'clock in the morn
ing on the day Of publicz-
tion.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-07-07

ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Walken-
shaw, of Cumberland street, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woodford,
south of Caldwell.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Sears, Of
Orrville, were holiday guests of
her mother, Mrs. Gertha Rad
cliff, Cumberland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Clark and
daughters, of Columbus, were
holiday weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Bates, of Miller
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Clark, south of Caldwell.
Miss Mabel Walters, of Mid
dletoWn, was a guest over the
holiday weekned at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Walters, Mill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis Ief
Tuesday for their home in Long
Beach, Calf, after a visit at the
home of her father, Apollo Stew
ems, of Sarahsville, and other
relatives and friends in Noble
county Mrs. Ellis is the former
Irene Stephens.
Miss Fanchion Warfield, Cam.
bridge, was a guest over the hol.
iday weekend at her home or
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schwalli,
and daughter, Kay, of Canton
visited relatives in Noble county
over the holiday weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NoII ant
family, of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
holiday guests of Judge and Mrs
Otto Polling, Cumberland street
and other relatives.