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Evening star., 1949-05-30
Returning Home

Capt. and Mrs. Wallis Warren
will return Wednesday from Mex
leo. where they werr house guests
Of Capt, Warfen'& brother Ia Law
and sister, Mr. and Mira. william
H. Magrasder, Mra, Warren vas
before her recent marriage Miss
joan Patricia Dardis. daughter af
Mr., and Mra, Andrew Francis
Dardis OF Washington and Deal.
Md. Her husband is the son Of
Mrs. John W Warren OF san
Antonio. Tex. and the late Mr.,
Warren.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Parker
Of Paterson. N. j., announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Dorothy Jean to Mr.. James A.
Pitt, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Pitt Of Bethesda.
The wedding win take place
June = at Our Lady Of Lourdes
Church, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-05-30

Miss Doris Eva Davidson was a
bride Of yesterday, her marriage
to Mr.. David E. Parsell taking
place in the Second Presbyterian
Church In Alexandria with the
Rev. Fred v. Poag officiating at
the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Davidson
Of Alexandria and Mr.. Parsell Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parsell Of Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
Motor Manners
An Emergency Wornins or Polite Signal
Is Proper Use for Automobile Horns .
D, Emsly Peat

rtrh.fsash ~ s<rzrs GO
Meter NE@He*s II ~sss
gsaalsAie 20 :As reaSers 90 rsf
Star ~ .se Ss.s1aai EssAsseg
Users CcsteYescs. ss r&asse
sevgscs.
Evening star., 1949-05-30

NRS. TRAUER.
Centenary Methodist Church
In Lynchburg, Vd, ,Das tho
scene OF the recent marriage
of Miss Bdbette Virginia Sell
hausen, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Sellhdusen
OF this city, to Mr.. Robert
Benton Trader, son OF Dr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Trader OF Auburn,
T11d
Evening star., 1949-05-30

Pytalea cssraSs 81 Etaas Posts
Motor AaaEeFs ~saS NJ 49,
cared ~ agafsMs "a Tkf Eue-
atss Star. care Of TAe Bel
Spa6acate, isr 80 hess stfd
street. Nra fosa. n Y. a@d
sseaastas csats ~ eoFes haa-
dliac aaa postage
tccHrfiKaL issB - sYnssAl k4shss
Use*s CAaH3steNss
Evening star., 1949-05-30

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near ssesrsa sgses ard ETtsAtag4sa
asnGas ottses Ss9svsa Trsn aTssss ssre
Ssa1y O. tlss arfsssae= 81 e~gta1ga
eAFtssAsx animals .. ssx~assas t4ssAx-.
S@ea road tssxs taa - Fvalsse Tive
T'as2 tesrs have takra tsas I>sazf2sss
Iaio waaA tisry have EasS~s cStarT
innocent aggFvEs Ard. AesssAi1s.
thai sasry themselves naAy he oxssy
several s~Sesaess slasxE 10 their
destination ;es a. ttts csss14ssAse
acsaslas OFTEN tire exSafsssAzssa
they cAasx may actually delay
everybody Including ttaesn~gNxA
BlncklaF ether. paths ~ ssgSd-
dlsng tSe lataeA. otSsgzQcttHG as
sniegsrct tion og faeAazag In ard sSst
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slUii0a wl2e tafces ass wAy sas ae
nTss al ths table On tae nG9h-
way tlswSe yse3eas uanenfs can.
result IN Esaa2slaQEfatsT
Evening star., 1949-05-30

For TRTYTNo Suit Specially Shop OF Distinction
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
How Much Profit
in Lamb Feeding?

THE QUESTION of how much
actual cash profit there is in an av-
erage lamb feeding operation is often
asked by farmers thinking of going
into the business. The question isn't
too easy to answer because many of
the factors to consider change from
year to year.
In a practical feeder operation
last year at the company farm, Of
ficiaIs of the u and I sugar COM
pany at Chinook report a return of
over 10 percent profit on money
invested in lamb feeding.
The plan did not include expert
mental rations, expensive equip
ment, or feed-lot testing OF any
kind. The crop rotation followed
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Livestock Sale Dates

Martinsdale: A. E. Peterson registered Hereford
sale at the ranch, May ID.
Livingston: Allyn O'Hair dispersion sale OF
Armstrong ranch commercial herd, at the
ranch, May 10.
Butte: T Bar 3 ranch range bull sale, May n.
Billings: A. E. Boswell Vermilion ranch reg
istered Hereford sale at the ranch, June 10.
Sheridan, Wyo.: John E. Rice annual sale
June IA.
Havre: North Montana Sheep Breeders asso-
citation ram and eve sale Sept. "a.
wilsan: Becker Hereford ranch ali-femass
Hereford sale. Sept. 26.
Glasgow: Glasgow Purebred association pure
bred sale. Oct. 4.
Dillon: Montana Futurity. Oct. s-1o.
Great Falls: North Montana Hereford S.
ISOLATION annual fall sale, Oct. ID.
Twin Bridges: A. C. Bayers annual sale. oos.
IT.
Miles City: Tri-State Futurity, Oct. z3-14-
Hayre: Bear Paw Hereford association seis
Oct. 26.
Grass Range: Third annual N Bar ranch
combination sale at the ranch, Oct 70.
KaIispeiI: Montana Hereford as
ISOLATION. Oct. ~.
MissouIa: LoLo Stock farm annual Polied
Hereford sale, Oct. %.
Billings: Mediterranean Classic sale. Oct. -.
worland, Wye.: Big Horn Basin annual
Hereford sale. Oct. 81.
Vaughn: Archie Parkes annual Hereford sass-
Nov. L.
Miles City; Eastern Montana annual fall sass,
Nov. 10.
Butte: Western Montana annuaA fell Here
ford sale, Nov. IL.
Miles City: Leo FARLEY annual fail Hereford
bull sale. Nov. 81.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Montana Stockgrowers

Montana Stockgrowers association
will meet in their annual conven-
ton at Missoula for three days,
starting May &c, according to an an
nouncement from the office of Sec
rotary E. A. Phillips, Helena. A pro-
gram of events at the meeting is
carried on page As of this issue.
One change should be noted. Re-
placing R. C. Pollock as speaker on
the Friday program will be Albert
K. Mitchell, member of the board
of directors, National Livestock
Meat board, Albert, N. M. His topic
will be, "The Livestock Industry and
Our National Economy"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15

tually fed on his ranch for several
years. No one has used protein con-
centrate feeds in that area. He tried
it this year and was pleased with the
results.
Bill figures that it would take sew
eral years to get over his Canadian
ranch on horseback. He uses a plane
and it only takes a few days (the
ranch is repeatedly the largest in
North America), only difficulty IS
being able to orientate the speed
of the plane with the old method of
travelling and being able to see the
condition of the grass cover, water
ing spots and the cattle themselves.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15

eral farm program when they meet
in annual convention at Sheridan
June Z, 8 and 9.
Thorp reported that 'the livestock
industry as a whole and the Wy
oming stockgrower in particular are
definitely opposed to overall fed
eral control which leads to danger
ous RECOMMENDATION"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15

the first of the
month. He tells me
the rainfall there is
about Is inches per
year, but that it all
comes at the right
time, hi t one
fourth ton of hay
is considered ade-
quate n feed
per animal, b
that much less than
that has been &C.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Notes By Gill
BrownelI Back

Everett Brownell, who spent the
winter in Arizona due to i'll health,
is back on his Belgrade ranch. Prior
to becoming i'll, more than a year
ago, he ran a small bunch of pure
bred Herefords. He sold the herd
intact last fall.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Total costs -.

In addition to the financial profit,
such a feeding operation offers the
farmer a ready market for farm
feeds, distribution of labor, and fer
tilizer to insure future crop yields
according to the sugar company.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Farm Program Opposed

Russell Thorp, secretary OF the
Wyoming Stockgrowers association
predicts that his organization will
oppose the proposed Brannan fed
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15

on the farm includes 40 acres of
beets, 20 acres of grain and so of
alfalfa. Under average conditions
this acreage would be expected to
grow enough feed for 1000 lambs
or 100 steers.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Studdert Visits

Bill Studdert flew down from his
ranch in British Columbia around
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-15
Beet Tops. Self-Feeders

About 1,081 mixed feeder lambs
averaging 81 pounds each were put
on beet tops shortly after harvest
ing. While on pasture the lambs
also had access to s~elf-feeders con-
tanning a feed mixture of As per-
cent chopped alfalfa, 40 percent
dried pulp and Is percent whole
barley.
Feedlot equipment included a
windbreak and weather protection,
good water and self-feeders. The
yard was designed to provide about
II square feet of space per lamb, not
counting feeding and watering space.
S~elf-feeders were made from used
1-inch lumber. One 16-foot feeder
was provided for each 100 lambs.
The settled mixture used during
field pasturing was gradually in
creased in concentrates to a mixture
of Is chopped alfalfa, B dried pulp
and B whole barley. This mixture
was used for the balance of the
feeding season. Stock salt and
steamed bone meal were also on
hand.
S2.59I Profit
The 1852 fat lambs sold at the
end of the feeding operation brought
about $21.50 each for a total of $22,-
SAL. Total costs were $40, 050, which
gave the company a net profit OF
1881.
A breakdown of the feeding costs
follows:
Purchase of l.o8l feeder lambs
$I4.56s
Alfalfa SIS per ton
Evening star., 1949-11-07

sALEsW0MEN-Ss hr. easily earned
giving plastic parties in spare time:
training, SAMPLES, leads provided;
.a'atj aa6sg gr. q sTssl s5sIzSri6s' lie Vt:
time. and also part time saieslady
for their new enlarged store. Excel.
prop. for those who qualify. 1907
sEaMsrKEss cams nsia s's and litter, steady po-
sition: excellent salary. Apply at
once l0lS Conn. ave. Ia
restaurant, capable Of handling So
SECRETARY, college education, ex.
100; $3.50 beginning salary. with
regular promotions to alert, indus s1,,.
for permanent, interesting, chal-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES design
DEVELOPMENT and construction nrm
sssey ssssss youns 81
Ing helpful. Pleasant working con.
ditions in downtown ONCE. Varied
and interesting work. Good salary.
state age and experience. Box
sECRETAKY. age $3.50, must be top
hight on dictation, typins and Sec
and interesting work; permanent
COASTAL AVIATION Corr. l47
Calvert ave. Alexandria. Va. "a.
tor Of national magazine: live in
large pvt. residence, so mi. from
washington with freedom Of per-
sonal movement to city. Starting
salary $1,000 per annum plus ex-
cellent room and board with In
Typins 75; shorthsnd loo; under SS,
drivers license, college degree.
IMAGINATIVE thinking, critical ability,
sense Of humor and social sense are
sDS'isteiy absolutely necesesr4 Mall detailed
], WArrenton. VI. Z
Evening star., 1949-11-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED
Modern training in all subjects; day.
night and part time classes. Get
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
4g nHR 7a9s sGHoqk; P.tsb1sbea. ds4o n Ia,Y = ave
cnER1c LEI 1cAL s' EXAMMspecisl ssHiaas hSls edition
covering all subjects, incl. arithme-
tic: 6s pages, $500. MERIT PUB
LEGATIONS. 313 Evans Bldg, 1920
New York ave. NV. Elk. 5635. o.
ACCORDION-10 private lessons, in
eluding free use Of instrument Pro
do: 81 sttp''Se sos4. So aSTs.o"n ssSs' s.us s
VIOLIN-Private instruction by men,
Der Capitol Theater orchestra; free
ase aSs. OF lnstrnment; downtown. ST.
GUITARN1o private lessons, inciud-
dio. ST. 6O64, CO. 1853. -s
MAKE YOUR OWN HATS. Small
day and evening classes taught by
NV hss fsEsnsl bENFHI asssT1NT ss s1 9oss Course
cludes glamour and personality de-
yen43ras yge,T9msnt; yemen. yemen needed to help
pays well; no nursing experience re-
i1nfoImation. n WAYNE SCHOOL. Box
fOFULAk PlANO-Chord study. i'm
provisation. harmony; beginners. ad-
vanced: dwntwn.; free demonstra-
ton. ST. 6064 or CO. 1858. 8
ROMBONE-Private instruction by
member Capitol Theater Orchestra;
free use Of instrument; dwntwn. ST
1904. CO. 1888. IS
TRUMPET - Private instruction by
member CAPITOL Theater Orchestra:
free use Of instrument; dwntwn. ST.
f0R4 co 3763 q
MODEM TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GT training. day
and evening classes WAR-FLYNN
BEATTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st. NV
VOICE, PIANO. CLARINET and saxa.
phone instruction available at rea-
sonable rates by Catholic U. grad
uate with degrees in music. SH
CIVIL SERVICE CLERK
Coaching class, Wed. and Friday
nights start 6 pm. S15; especially
for exams. on 18th and 10Th; all
subjects covered Enroll early. Les
son papers given early; lots Of prac-
tice work. BOYD CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL, 700 18th. at g. Ma.
Z14U, -6
Evening star., 1949-11-07
MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL

VACANCY now available = new wing
Of my nursing home: 24-hr. nurs-
ing; licensed by county and State.
EIECTRoIYsIs supernuous hair
per; new radio-matic one needle.
HbS. slsS mplt,pls M.IEs method. ME. 2lel. -.
sTARTING MONDAY. November =
Hens. 81 ea.. special for limited
:sfes :az s'd's aEEPIseK1 PfssRs ''as US Sc
ROOM n~ AMI H1o soakD aSNai for elderly iS peo-
pie with nursing care; opposite Wal
ter Reed Hospital. Cali GE. 425S.
FouNDIs75 when I purchased my
sgRPEY' p s 1859 ir!las eEH &. NV. Ra9ao ao'
saART WOMEN ARE wen dtsea
suit LEA ENGEL. DREssMAKER
(formerly Of 9Th ave. N. ". about
any clothes problem you have now.
Ssn'rsl1y sm sn lHsrtes Tsi * l1iS 1888 + ST. NV
also bed patients. SH, 4014. =
VACANCY In convalescent home; nice
and clean; private room; $l00. HU.
339S. IS
WANTED-Unmarri men and wom-
en- OF good character, who enjoy
ballroom. square and folk dancing,
parties, cards, outings. JUST FOR
FUN CLUB, 1745 Conn. ave-, DE.
$500, 6-9 pm. -
KIND CARE given nervous invalids
and elderly people. Good. peasant
surroundings. Day and night care.
Call FA. 0191. Ill
ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING.
Custom tailoring, designing. Quick,
reasonable. Expert fitting g. work
manshin: 1875 Z st. NV. MA. 1857:
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number of selected alco-
holic, patients accented for under,
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARluM. WI. 100. OIL. 1856.
FUR COATS REMODELED
WI. 4770, or DU. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through ADVERTISE
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPP. (cont.

FOUNTAIN AND SAND. with delica,
500 fountain bus; no competition;
66,day wk; low rent; lease. CLARKE,
F6ottNT2AIiS CONCESSION in, active
G0S PHARMAcY spSs seE rsns as %aH
Co-DiRECToR with $1,000, to share
II ~ paying ; business. References. Box
LARGE lGsch' MODERN sss6i HOTEL in excel.
,ecatioa; 9o, $4,000 20 .sI doyn pymt Fur
Holstrom. JAMES L. DIXON q CO,
FOR RENT-shoe repair and dry
cleaning with complete shoe repair
Ing equipment and good will. 2O3
BAKERY Fl Fl Tor sale: located on Penna.
ave. NV. Want to retire. Good fu:
ture for baker. Price, $500. Call
EXCELLENT BLOCK for colored
trade; lss: store; suitable, for any
grocery. mems clothing, restaurant,
esli JACK U 1cosopERsM1TSHi.0 0''ais re-
DRUGSTORE WANTED by energetic,
capable pharmacist: large or small
store considered. BOX 347-J, Star.
INFANTS AND CHnDREN's WEAR
Shop in heart of Arl.'s shopping
Clean stock and modern nxtures:
Ready for big holiday. trade. Owner
hai esi1 other n, interest 416 and will sell reas
REsTAuRANTooIiioUoR Owned by
estate; vic. of 14th and You; cater
ing to colored: averaging over 500
daily; est. 30 yrs; will sacrifice for
Phone attorney D1. 1910. IS
RESTAURANT, for colored; for rent
or sale: have two places, must dis
pose of one. Apply 708 9th st: NV.
SHOE REPAIR EQUIPMENT and
business to suitcase: Doing about
$1,000 per year. Call vi. 400.
RESTAURANT tdowntown), air cond.,
modern equipment; about 1928 daily.
GRoCERY sToRE, det.: Ai good bust
ness; well stocked; 100-ft. corner
frontage; incl. 5-rm. mod. bungalow.
spRvcR GMhER sYRTioN sF21Ss5 9ls9 top lease to re-
liable party: busy section. HOMES
PRINTING BUSINESS. excel. paying
small business, house available: cen
trally located in Arlington. BEU;;
sAh san!. ea! eGss; ss4ol GH' $685. ewes: -s snd
WANTED = Well-established, local.
general insurance organization, in
terested In purchasing reputable gen.
eral insurance agency. All replies
Will be held in strictest confidence.
Write Box 102-D. Star. IS
BEAUTY SALON, in ideal NV. Sec
ton. established over 10 yrs. Buy
from owner. Box 109-H, Star. -
COLLECTION BUSINESS for sale.
Established. Good clients. Thou
sands Of accounts, notes, deeds,
trusts. Full price, $4,000. Oper-
ator retiring. Box 99-K, Star. r.
COFFEE SHOPPE, Lee Highway Only
SANDWICHES, French fries, salads, de-
serts. Priced for quick sale by own
er. Phone Falls Church s76s for
informatio s.
3 FLOORS, basemt., downtown. under
Yard. as Is. S4,950. Frederick Coun-
ty. big cor. br: store. $3.50, Bene-
dict Rd.. small store, Ar, $3.50.
N. E. RYON CO., GE 6I46
SACRIFICE. due to illness. Roomine
house, downtown location, arranged
into apis. and few sleeping rooms:
owner quotes 1.4O0 monthly in
come: terms: To inspect. call NE.
0095. COMET REALTY CO., 1908
New York ave. NV IS
FLOWER SHOP. fully equipped. no
good will; located in large hotel on
18th st. NV; immed. poss.: reas.
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g.
CO., Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME.
wANTED-Grocery. small, safe, with
apartment for BEGINNERS. No bro
RaFc II a-nR2p
Evening star., 1949-11-07
SITUATIONS MEk

ACCOUNTANT. coll. grad, vet, 3 yrs
exp. desires accounting or bookkeep-
ing pos. with local firm. 10. 3-3ss1.
ACCOUNTANT desires position with
C.. P. A. firm; college graduate; pro-
ficient in tipping and business ma
chimes; have experience in retail and
tax accounting; good references;
dependable, neat, ambitious: single,
% years old. Call VI. 1927 Sunday,
or evenings after 6 pm.
ADVERTISING. EDITORIAL WRIT
TINE. WRITING. PRoDucTioN OF
HOUSE ORGAN. COMPANY PUB
LEGATIONS. CO. 1884.
ARCHITECT-ENGIN desires con-
nection with architect, contractor or
builder doing mainly residential work.
Can show. successful record, large
scale residential DEVELOPMENTS. Ex-
opment, design and supervision and
engineering facilities. Registered
three States. IL years experience.
Desire position Of responsibilities
BRANCH OFFICE MGR. cashier. mer-
sabe ea5e sosa nsas sens E1sns
caRFENTER,s sSski NSIf1 HELPER twhi.e,;
laborer; lahore E warehouse exp. steady.
imea,a.sIy so6ss rslaes H. g95aer; sa5s available
counting. desires position, future
more important than salary. EN-
1862 or MI. 9763. z.
EXEC. 35, exp, indust.. trafilc, sales,
pub. rel, pers.. INSURANCE, desires
MAN, age 81. with car and b. c.
license, desires any type Of work
and use of car; hrs. avail. from IL
am. to. 2:30 pm. Call Ii. $1,000.
MAN, dairy and general farming
children. LESTER K1PPs. olney,
PHaRMACIsT. registered. D. c.; g.
hour day; no Sunday. Box 17o-K.
PHxRMAc1sr. reg. D. c.. looking
for permanent, full-time Job; will
Furnish references. Box l35.K'
PERSONNEL oFFICER-oFFICE MGR,
college graduate, with. ten years
responsible experience In large or
ganixations. desires employment rs
personnel oficer or once manager;
sall MI. sI7s Or write BOX il5:K.
STORE MANAGER or supervisor. 40
years, married: have 12 years ex-
per1ence as supervisor OF chain
stores; can merchandise, handle
personnel; many years Of sales ex-
perience: looking to make change.
sTREET FRI ETC; CAR s'Ae; OPERATOR. age 30.
married, would like any kind Of
work Thur. and Fri. would act as
caretaker or handyman in exchange
for free rent. Box 174.K, Star. .
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, graduate,
c. e. experienced, wants part.tim
work: estimating, designing, draw
ing, spec. writing. Phone EN-.
WANT WORK as hotel or apt. main
tenance, farm or estate mgr. care
taker or foreign embassy messenger
service, chauffeur; good mech; ref.
Box 169-K. Star.
MATCHMAKER. certified. with chro-
nograph experience desires position
in store doing fine work. Phone
TIE. 30S1 after 6 pm. weekdays.
WINDOW CLEANER FOREMAN. white,
25 years experience: expert instruct
or and supervisor. Box 121-K. Star.
YOUNG MAN, "A, h.s.s., desires full
or part time night work. mechsni-
cally inclined, dependable, piece
work desired. Not interested in
temporary work. Boz 173-K, Star.
13s
BOY, colored, desires Job of any
kind. AD. 1924.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and Inv; perman.; George
town. Call AD. 1874, -
COOK AND G.H.W. in apt. 5ha-day
week; must have recent city refs;
starting salary. $22.50; exper. RA.
G.Hay.WS.-CooK-L.ive NV out; e5-40; ex-
per. With children; through, early
dinner; Bendix; recent local ref,
hlth. cd; on bus line; $50. GE. Sg57
G. H. W.-5s days. live in. to help
mother with care OF house and z
children SH. 5720. -
G.H.W., plain cooking; live I'M. refs;
Thurs. after breakfast and every
other 9un.; upstairs rrn. and bath;
mr.. Chevy Ch. Circle; $I00. Oh.
GiRL-Lisht housework; live in: $50
. month; willing to 80 70 New York
HOiGsEWoRK, GENERAL, no Iaund. !;
must be good cook: neat. reliable
woman With good local reference, OF
do not apply; sleep out; no sun
days; hours, ~ to 81 " day on.
Cab SH. $3.50.
MAID, colored, between 80. and 40;
must be able to handle children and
g.h.w.; live in upstairs rnn.; -S25 wk
Refs. To. 1885. -e
Evening star., 1949-11-07
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc (con.,

COOK, white, first-class, Embassy
exp; excellent ref; good salary.
GIRL, colored, desires work cooking,
sewing. dinner and luncheons; call
anytime, DU. 1894.
GIRL. colored. exper., wishes work
from 80 til 1880 PM, Mon.-
Fri; SIS. week. NO. $500.
GIRL, colored. wants days work,
Mon. Tues. Wed; $5 day and car
WOMAN. colored. desires days work.
Ii. 3-27S9
WOMAN, colored. desires work. Mon. =
Fri, take full charge of infant. and
apt; light laundry. some cooking;
yrs: city refs. Call all day Mon.
WOMAN. colored. wants work nights.
Refs. Call HU. 5357, after 3.
WOMAN. colored, wishes housework
41a days, live in Job, ref. DI. 6023.
WOMAN wants g.hw., laundry: have
city refs. MRS. LILLE BELL FEN
NELL, CO. 1861. -
Evening star., 1949-11-07
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. storm door entrances.
basement rooms. porch tnclosure,
ssSnssssns sssi@ssss call ''siISa's aR 'Wsoh. ~ Il!
ADiDEiHfiIoNs, ALTERATIONS. remod-
cling; no money down. Z years to
pay: HAMILTON coNsT. CO; RE.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. f,as.
stone terraces, walks, cftmneys. nre-
places; eemsEn. dTiveways; porchsss;
kinds q xssi watsrproofins P = MAR.
CUCcIo. Route 5. Horners lane.
CHAIN LINK FENCES installed in
GoSa fs%s9t rEses e1syGsoSansp co a. ss4s ssuipment
ing. It protects your home and
keeps your yard safe for childrens'
pay az cal pYHSr4 NJ 1870 1nn1iss t95 f1ss ssY
FLOOR SANDING and refnishins,
general repairs: expertly,, done to
CONTRACTING CORP. Ap. 1893.
FLOOR sEnyicEmasS.nins ,s,s ,sss Il tho
s' finishes pATSa5e TSooRiNd ssa" coaTRHce Rae
TORS. INC, 1912 Wisconsin ave.
North 216.
and additions; cellar
to roof. Call ST: 3366.67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 1908 Eve ST.. NV
PAVING = Concrete, sidewalks. nag
stones. driveways, Easements, etc;
asphalt driveways. parking lots;
cinder and gravel. Union 1864.
PAvING-Dr,veways. parkinss, SIDE
walks. etc. blaek-top or concrete
GRAHAM PETRM. Oliver 1892.
types, cover your home
now for winter. Insulation. Get ths
best for less No down payment; 3
years to pay. Cali Ho. 1888; eyes,
STORM SWaiiNDows-Double hung or
easement, wood or aluminium. Get
the best for less No down payment,
years to pay. Call for free esti-
mate. Ho. 6Ss3; eyes,, DE. 1854.
COMPLETE PLUMBING, new Faith
rooms installed, old bath rooms re-
modelled, gas fired boilers and other
home improvements. DU. 1881.
r. ]. FITzMAURICE.