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SPECIAL NOTICES

D.. c. and MD. TAX RETURNS. ex-
pertly prepared, anytime, or place.
By sppt. Small fee. UN. 7045.
PAPERING and painting. with transp.
and tools. WI WI take small OF o.. pig
GAS '9sS' HEATING 0GE BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters, coal and Oh
boilers, radiators, bathrooms kitch-
ems. etc; immediate inStal,stiennsSi inmdnSnS
sns q sAEssSRY R9sth1s eo coss 1sc ThEM5SSs f sSss
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
"Weavers Of Distinction Burns.
cuts. tears or moth damage. We
xoT % we Ssyfs f0 for debs SIss incurred
RosENBERd, 55o4 7th st. NV.
sTENoGRAPHY and typlng, ~
Woodward Bldg, MA. S772: Legal
business, correspondence, manuscript.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your nome.
Southeast or Northeast and Mary
land. white or coloreo. cox q Co.
DT 1854. RE. 1888. ..- =
SMOKY FIREPLACEs made to draw,
in most cases without major sltera-
ATTENTION. trGHS; FGo pfiiSS iiBSuSsINEssMfEN = We
specialize in selecting and placing
accountants. office mgrs.' pookkeep-
ers. ATLAS AGENCY RE. oaSs7. Ss
WILL NOT be responsible after this
date for any debts CONTRACTED Dy
any one other than myself. GEORGE
H. WoRL. S04 sth st. ne" WASH
GREEY's iREISa' DOLL HOSPITAL, established
1885; expert workers: repairs ana
restorers; complete assortment OF
doll parts wigs oadsr aad sheeS; S5en eVs- eVs-
nlnss sqmss ana ma0s sunSaSs' sS SsD eRE4's. s4i4
rMthRGEscY tEh + Y service nS5 eI4f for clothing
Might or day cal ,os BLUE pSzns 2ns
"Weavers Of Dlstine'iGnr Isoih damaxe Dur We W.;
cali cali We We deliver. CO. $3.50. IA
ACcoUNTANT, experienced; books
taTtsd kept k1spas6Rnsble RsTt ting oR aus! s6
KNOWING THAT ExQUIsITE'S dye
myou % can increase your wardrobe
little to be elegant when you bring
your old garments, grapes sISa and SIP hp
ExoeiUJIsfTE, the Dye Work Special
ist. cor. Ga. and N, H. aves. NV.
SEsEt1S,y ,: LOT; ssg;,,e. II # for Ii9sS}o: ssSo
monument privils. Call AT. 9032.
WE REPAIR EVERYTHING. electric
motors. fans. vacuum cleaners, drills.
saws, floor sanders, sump pumps
washing machines. irons, lamps
toasters. guns, locks, etc. Lawn
mowers ground. repaired and recon-
ditioned to cut like new: We also
grind anything that needs sharpen
ing. CONGRESS HEIGHTS REPAIR
SHOP. 1882 Nichols ave. Sc.
ACCOUNTANT (public), bookkeeping
and tax service. Rates from S12
per mo ST. 1000 any time.
JEWELRY-Let Rodin create q mag
niflcent piece of Jewelry with your
own stones in gold. silver or plat
Rodin also makes tarnish grsventegT
at 81. RODIN JEWELERS.. sos
17th st. NV RE 1898.
LIGHT BETTER SIGHT. :.
World famous Luminall fiat, wall
paint is used by lighting and health
experts TO decorate schoolrooms for
healthier children. Your family de-
serves it. too. Give more and better
light than any other paint IL
lovely pastel shades for homes.
The easiest paint to Use Only
CO.. 6O7-609 c st. NV. Metro;
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AtfslsaEh

cow. EaPforEs fes sssE sse,
ar,9y. spy osss Of sae isfsssf sna tsoss
sxrlaslYs nev s<sen esssasss,,ss.s.,
sftn { mi5es heapssfa: shsfs nesf
~, csesEasAks SAY nFAf " asA
ps~sfy 81 ssIes - BE @sds EspsTt@
snrs rss resaare6 Me- hsss 60
Ast - % 80 AgEss Nh ss'
NAN faso Barr Hsds Sle ira e
az ansa , sm- esfsy 81 sss
usas
wI nAsE several sssHsags fsf tssp
asefsxnes nsen. lssas furnise1s resf
tssvss cal is nxrsasA as @05s WIZ
easassn ave Mn LrFpT liz
gALEsMEA fer al naatog ssexIEsssa
apcs3nnxess sttFsessss asg ses lsA
ssss4as - spFk. es& nss sss<assss
ssf hesnfaf. tassss ara esi9sas 80
A12sy fa1ss raAn&ksF l.
MAs 4 soxa ss-os y j ave o.
s1[Es3RN wastes te sw15 tssstry ~
the egfsa4s pFfStns aEe@1ni TaE
Tfh o. ss. heokA kAsn
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STATESMEN (5)
Salesman-Automotive
Replacement Parts

National manufacturing distributors
OF sutomotiss replacement parts haa
openinE in established ID { VIRGINIA
tsrrttory. A good Opportunity IN
the motor part industry with per"
msnfnt future. Earnings hixher
than avsrpge on commission BASH
Applicants must be between - and
4b Must have ear IN socd con-
ditiou Give detaIis ~ 20 eEpef-
snet education etc, in hTN rspiS
~
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SQUARE PEG7

Are pea sasssa4sess VIA ptss<Es -.
e0ns*S II - Il ass aeS ~ 800
fash TS@s sssssnss mksy ttE&Nsts
yya are bx&kwf ENstes fss 0 &s@ss sess
Eans 1a.s psFmtts aafssg sne ssssaaxz
RtaEAstfe a
cSatss sss6sns hrs sf sAemiesl sSssssi q
slrpe2fss aps AsFsxsss et9fess 500
hss yss1a t1ss 81 eszN&a&sss sNsxs
kss ssS%9ss stSssa 80 stFes Q sASs
k@s<z a<ass - hssA kaSswa@fssaesss
II res kass . sas& essss ssssEa A&S
wsMA - t@ss afaS FeNssst Nas
Na2eFsaassR &nk ee 4 -. ssI -
a. - So va az
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MAP AEN
GROCERY CLERks

Msa - e ~ suA ~ As4l 81
p<z sE1Et \ &As N8<R a. hAsSs >
sssse e&s5ssgEGssts - ssaFH a saos
sysaf ~ G.KSsE5 sNst tR4A aaE
ws&A Rss etpa1srE3 Ess HCs teg 81
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Twists (F) to S45 Wk.
ADAMS TEACHERS e
AGENCY

We are now negotiating contracts for
positions in some Of the best private
Schools of this area; salaries range
from $500 to $3.50 a month; degrees
required in all cases. We suggest
o." ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
Colorado Bldg, 14th and g. RE
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uElp Mek AND WoAAEh

CHHxTFR. psrt tinss sstafeay 80
sanna' sI.f, .pply w. 4 X coAcf
Co. 7o2 n, Rsneeash "a Ar. "a
CONTACT ssIDcE rssysuorio..s
ExrEnT iAsoR4TonY Trcn sIs,
knewieese Of hsrasteiosk sna ssssn
rTorsdarss, Bos az7-D, STAT. 81
MAfps AND p0aTIRs, calofes psss
zee sos .s sa'ssi ss,shslsT s" sse.T assrssFl
MiDbIE-ACED b0trI ts faf
FIfshsr In small heisl fft sisss
saIsry sps twins aesosaFnoda isqf,s
very COED oeocrignisy, Boz -s..p
rsfsoll rs'fiisoll clEnx. s..e sss az. &c
sasliaessasfy Ben iss-o
PORTRAIT nEroUcsGa sngss fe,
vcfk In large stss3e. BAkAN =
EwIso. iJI3 y o.. h-s-a ka 80
urpcoyrs cUTrsas--. sapsrt'
srseee sufters Seeded tgg Pa. AZ
piy HOFFMAN, urHG&rEkkks'
sl4T tssh 81 az
wssTgp. eosassf ssas.s e es see.
sns sn1 Gensfal ho8ssyofk saasTy.
s17s ne psas fosfn sad ee&fe AS
My s<51 MaaE sss. E-w- aftff .
Fssnns UC MkAf . -
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FOOD MANUFACTURER

osos speesfunnt fer s1psfssses
ssieEnsn VIE M gel shass.stss
wtfs retail sfsssSy ttsSa 10 Nsses
area write sisls4 tF4 es1A5sa ss
te sKpsfssnss sAe fsRDtS Aa -
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Oneninp New TerriforY

unasasl eppnFtHmlfY fsT sAsigssf ass
bTsbrA rMsnsssfs sBs hslstsnsE sss
s<il<nt Eaisg1ss ARD weFktas cess
s1slsnt. eempsss. fkti-Enetfaa sAss.
eAsnaass A~ne fsli aaAllnes tleha -
BOX 400, Fairmont, MINI.
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ACME MARKETS
- " - Ne &eE So .e M
MEN

FAyLFss fsgsrsy atatsex - .ktGs ry7 .
tsaEAg gissE SS b. W&&azsG G8aE AsE
ApE4s - % -ntFFs s5FS aatg gr4Etea
laE H4St tc T&Es HAN -s Hssa
ziFSs lar Eitgs sttrsA sttESS- -rFtrl-
msAj We have sst,s as a. sFi rest
Ho ~ pgsSst Ita0aFee hat arss4s EssFN
s.G es 4lFrS sAst sS}soFS SASS tu:
SGastaSF4A .tsse7S2t Ans sstsss hS
Sa&lsfE tkpEe ASsA@SrtstHl Asr
Is Ua N=FyBFs su tala b %4aess bsi
Se pErIsf ~APTsSAt}GH mes BE
tustG {hr sses g. s ass - satsss
haAr t!r b sunsrnas. 6sa sAp eS
llrst IA pYUe Les GhF5 WosEE "A
lQrH!Ah Vont lr1s rtfas BCs st lnE0a7 -
ItSasE - Sv pSr "a Es NstH pss "a
Apply to aSg xaG Sc ~. NORRIS
ASA Il II uN Raosa SssH Monday
iu..ib II ApgH = fstEAft IS Fs
mAia the bA.kb5f Z. The ass 4 ss
Ls.-1.s - ~ !.
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Men. Read Carefully

! SAn& So Gsk 30 5 gusp ~a0 at
really aesH04. a. stSsi IA tsssir
ttea 'aS. 81 size 'ar-a ss@'
emplas meal iay 1esf ypa5G IA cs
sy nc iAyof PeEttsss Cens}s8s1i
iasagnt sA3 lhs income sgs,ls
oeuu, aova bRG mAi,tt AHA'
suaF- past emp}sy arut haa gsFeH al
we asa ~ Mat SaE hv S|HghS tt
Ntuas s8G stsFE 40 ct ECasa 'SS
our xe5k pre1i >ASEIns gtFpg
AeFAtlou can maze VatHgnts n7
meGlatsis available White EFsgu5Eg
Yoa muN slSe be et.4Hs 50 s3Ft
the names Of 5 seNp}5 She al
sogch lot soGf hoRtst$ Sha Ia
tegFily We prefer nsB abe sfs
mGfTitd Win cars OF Mch eh,
have sonas source ei TtspshsisAltts
therefore II you fs heusAt ans oi
sood CHARACTER silhRk NHfkSf
and OF neat appearance. ceme sDe
tslk with fne between The heU!s eg
II an and = 3 m Monday ApJii
Is, al stt1 Georgia ave eslvsE
spfing Ask Tor MR. CLARKE
Mems Furnishings Salesman
Put enc ai WG&htnsteB spesi msa ;
wear stores Should be thefeaEAS
experienced in selling oaa3ltY FNsi
ChanoSas Excellent guarantees "a
ary against commission PermsHFHi
position hHd eSrsl-eht oppaf tNE5ts
Tor advance msnt Apply M wcltAt
LEWIS e. THOS, SALTZ
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Man Sales Organizer

PpAsSasssF af e@s4FrSS see AAM @ss&
tsfstss asAsasEEes xhssATeas BessES
nb@exrBssay sT1ees ass $50 60 -
fffma 64rn19 10 hssssts ssAts m4s
81 sAss typ~ ~ ssass skssTsAss =
s~H asa asss sFsss asa ssrssf -
. salxs sFssHassssSs u ssa - fs
eJnas :, tsssFn SCI ses& sfasm EAs ak8H
~. sss ~ m cstftps sdesa b.
gsss ". wssetsssss o.. c&Ssss q
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statesmen

We asss 10 insFsAss gsf asiss fsFes.
Ths be4t Aettins ssaeeH 70 tgff sAsSt.
tns for sif esssls1eaaf.E sAs
6gef ssls4 pet ns9ath tisst Sf.fi
faf Ihs ssiskmsH kstEepsj she
local adssfsiEans taMRstsp sgrHsh Zee
plsntt 81 leads we ussH zee.
pn{ntfnsnt on ssssj is
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SAT.ES SUPERVISOR

An appliance supervisor to mansst
sFoup OF saiesmen for . faost 90
greseivt weli-stSabltshed FrtstdAirt
appliance dealer Also top tsleI eIIston
lnss and other appliance EeeI.
lent incsms assured for sxpsTtsntsd
man In ihts fsId Give In astsIi
age and experience in the sppsiapes
heId write BOZ is3-C, star Is
SLIP-COVER CUTTER
Must be experienced, pieasani sefs.
lns conditions and good saIafy. Hs
1871 ---a0
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Z W1NDOW TRIMMER

Msn's furnIshins ehsin oissTs epcor. /.
tunfty with future fer sxpfrisfstc 2
wArdor trimmer 10 service Nash-
srssan- IA ftimefe tsTrttets. Wfbts
ieft.r FIYsns crsssis Of pfsftsa3s s1:
prriencs, sAlary fee1tremxst sne
refsr@ness Boa eIi-p. Sal -
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ACME MARKETS
= ~ NE No Ez ta ~
MEATCCTTERS

MeE - S. 4~ SAN e. Wsssass5 81
seE R%Eer 8 &uF sett a. Sa4fs =
e.= egsps q 80 tH kz tstH sgss&
tsRsr TtsE4krsS} sHrt Fsaa ASA.
stSs ga tACt=-sG3 lAsE.f 5r- 4s
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AN AMBITIOUS MAN
ENGINEERS

kxeeiient opportunities for taose ss-
p<rtenced In eieetrortss. anosoxue
eomput<rf. applied physics ssEse-
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YOUNG MEN

interested In tefshins. svpsfsisina
bersyrns branch mapassrt Afshsf
MurraY's expansion program hse
made opportunity. for hish-esheei
psrsoursi, Z Yrs college tdvss t1n
preferred bat not essential Ffs-
piy In prrsep. 20 pm, See klSS
FERREfL DO not nhons llos
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aA>tTAtftHtss AAI. ss.tS1

tEevst Soss AA4tk Az }l5 tz tas TO
sristS NNQ o. Htss5.F&ka ASA "a
Su} }#Has}4NF Eglee 81 EE 5AEEg R< s-at ts
hts SisG Nktt s=a#FF Bsa4 &C. f@Ea rs
S,tses eisUss7saJ iF,ssE s=Ee-4 AFxa %
ktA4lts ESd }aEE tNHA{bN FHJs.hr
u Is O. asE Da st - a.
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HELP WTp. AGENCIES Cont.
ADAMS AGENCY

StS. NV. ----
Al SECY. (F)-S3, 900
Pref. pat. law exp. Steno-bookkeep-
er Arl., $3.50, Embassay. secretary
start sise stem ,,h,,t Res AlessndTia 1s1stion:
sec'y. So. ZOO. Capitol Hill sec,.y'
So 500. Assoc. secretary: meet pub.
81, 700 Law sec'y, small once, S55
wk.. Need 100 new applicants daily
for current openings. Est. 32 yrs.
or Miss Lee. Ma. 1898.
BOYD'S, TOO 18th, Cor. G
Typists (F) to s45 Wk.
Lon: once; asSo excel opp. pGs'- MISS Evans. once
hours $50 to $50 daily. CNA,
BoYD's, Soy TOO 18th, Cor. G
Bookkeeper (FJ to S55 Wk.
cssers ssst ,ooffsepers ssyessl h0e little u'0 ypns m
once. H See Miss knight INA. 60ss).
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G ST. NV. Next Church.
Secretaries (F)-$3,000
Sec'y shd ofice mgr: OPP; Medical
secretary. S225 Dr. ONCE sec'y.
ne, $3.50. Jr.. stenog., res; ne.
S220 Dozens Of others hourly. See
Mss Ms 1ssEY YoHns or Miss Smith at once
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. Next Church.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

Aptsi afHNl U4ss gsf Htu S8lA ~
8sraF@ fSS SSSss SNtzJsg a-sS4
AsssEE Sc salFss rcses FA4gs lsSFF ne 10
"a test mut tpse res aItts AANs
lkIGIAs DrPs N L-Es es,' xhs~
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TOOL SALESMAN
YOUNG MAN

4StL 1ftA&ASASAsA<A&N
For esftifasd line Of nstionsiiY adssf
tissd mechsries tools. earnings Sd
proy $40 per day Box I'D, EfsF
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TWO MEN

II yea are tntsysktss In Hatins
WASH NuTr1a REFRIGERATION
co aiEtFfbHttas Yagt FsfrAssfsst tes
sna sis eehditisathE ssniensHa IL
thta area. contact M beeas ~,
$500 Maa or Tsss II . - u.
fer appointment tef sstsfsfS,
sbas II yea ssslas. IL
Evening star., 1949-04-17

sAtf~Mt> yRTsss as#esVs ss.sAG -
So n$shESfa s- "A EwE M go
ts7yaS ~ ssT tsFsys z1EfGtsa - as p
sss. ENa eF sAa2spe - asa 'zas
ss-as.z issrsR hAs&. - a. E--sfa
GAFi1Al cry spFS3N ,s1 Bleea
- &ag r A q ss stsss - "
Evening star., 1949-04-17

2b or 80, - assistant In nsTehandss.
fns once of ons Of Wanntnstoa
iarss furnitufs ttorss stesaS poet
ton ssd Eooo opportunity lof sNft
tiou TO go piAesa Experienes help
ful. but not essential " s'bsfwits
ausiinsd Write about ypvfsstt
II detail. confidential. Boz 2sssD.
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ALT>A LttI I>>tEA>tk 80

tstc&tsa ia ag tstEsE7- ass ga1 E.zt y
SErAtt eiaHa .ys g.. eAFSls ic3 r. assD
As EE4AAi UAlt Astg Garsa e+as5s %
f3ys HS AS. fs- a. Sc 5,ss I've o. Fr BE.
aspI 9! Aka44 .Ey. a-s lts g
a. tUtFfN pf ,SE AstHs u4+tss -
FIvy asE tess T. fG1 hass tlaE 80 a
tUas &hg hG4lsts 30 be iEaWss9 EeF
a4s>w&s m itt}s as.a Ea,4eah4s s. as
Gr-G tfasUsa6 Au1 Ssaas ssls
CA Mn kEkiot AE tu
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SOLICITOR

Per house TO- houas 1anSASstns area
sstlins sxpsTtsakx feSpifsd. sassis
lent commission On haisa PstGs pss%
daelioB bonus tFsbspottatl9n tsts
nlsbed Pet intstVtes cal COOK
(SJFfFr 90 At Hi5s IL
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REI,TIRED2
SALESMAN
s -SAI,ESMEN--2

with hotel and restaurant foliesln
owning auto, Apply Maso-tsTeh CO
Az Virginia ave s.N.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

20 1ot Aht lss apgs = sssssfNAa,
have . rsf Apris fs1 tAgs sAiss gse-
SstIpn hls - AZ S4sssSl t4EHA Iss )
sAtvRsata Ge sRFH sac tfsg tts.
SAtATg AltSu asF sRfE p ak tSsfg safe b.
sata ha1s aae iERas fNfettSsc
Appls "a RtrteH AF1A - = 80
Evening star., 1949-04-17

only. for one Of the largest and
most exclusive. new beach develop
Wssh, Ws Plenty of ssles to Be made.
ackrsssAS sss sss T. 100 g B. Barr HRs,y Sss III sio
I'm s. nv, until Q pm. daily. OF
saLEsMESMcan 2 you sell, W. hsv.
man who win work for limited
income while training. After three
month training period. earning Ca
pacity unlimited Answer In your
own handwriting. stating oaalifea-
tons ass and phone number BOZ
Statesmen. Ss,oeo-up class. Ap-
pointraent selling only. Draw against
earned commission. Cal MI: Ma.
g,ll; RI eaii. EScYcLoPAEDIA
saIEIssMES&Tvo orders q week sets
tvo to four orders in q single day.
rield and once training given nev
Mr. MURRAY. 100 Isth st. nv
sAiEsMEN-our, statesmen don't DO
any eanEassing, delivering. ealhns
back sollsssins ,ss Sl ssrsis,n,, m en-, 0g,s
Il you are jus. fair yoa should earn
500 . week II you are TOPS you
should earn 81 SO up every week In
the year Age IS to so. Basis.
draw against earned commission.
No slack seasons. You starr earn
ing Immediately Cali In person
$40 Ring Bids- 18th and n sss-
sALEsMEN. perm. position. age Is 70
321. with an old-esfabitshsd wash
food manufacturer, 20 call Or re-
tail stores In Metropolitan Washs.
in an established territory with /
prospects for advancement. must |
have outside sales experience and |
car: good starting salary. coussn. ]
and ear allowance. with ear tnk1r- |
ance paid Apply IN writing. SOUTH !
ERN DIARIES. NC. No. 90 " st. |
ne, washington IL. D. G -i9
sALEsMTN 90. oppcrt. for anshstioaf /
youns men IN wash; references
required; exp net necessary - lSs /
train CalI Ak. sees. III
sALEsMEN-To serious minded sales /
men Of ability probably empaoysc /
who realize the orrorturity tn auto |
matte heating. We are the sasho-
rired iron Fireman 6istributoF for /
oil, gas, and coal equipment 10
ths .Wsshinsson territory, ana need i
experienced perm. saiesn.n
least one year sales sxpsrisnes- |
Nixh school edHeasson ard ewn cor 4
aafaYy rius eommission % rsn
seieeted. Appay, M. CLARK ey
appt. enis. ~. A241. 1s
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04
EPWORTH

Don't forget Epworth's chicken
salad and oyster supper which will
be held in the Firemen's Hall,
Greenwood, on Saturday, Novem-
Der IL. Price of supper: adults,
S1.O0; children, 40c. Serving starts
at 4:3O p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mcdowell
and family spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. George Mcdowell and
Mrs. Lyle Black. The occasion was
Mrs. Blacks birthday.
Mrs. Alonzo Stuart and daugh-
ter visited Mrs. Harry Howard OF
Laurel, on Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Howard is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and
family and Mrs. Leonard Chaffinch
and son spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Baldwin and Miss
Mildred Chaffinch of EdgemOOr
Gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth West en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Paul West
and children and Mrs. Ebe West on
Thursday evening.
Callers of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
LOOckerman and daughter this
past week were Miss Helen Com
stock of Dover, Mr.. Willm F. Raw
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04
HARBEsoN

We desire to thank all persons
who have contributed the amount
Of $167.56 through the efforts Of
Mrs. John G. Veasey. This cOntribu
ton will go toward purchasing a
Unitype outdoor Bulletin Board,
with an Inter-Matic Time Switch
to be placed on the lawn of the
Methodist Church in HarbesOn.
The citizens of Harbeson met in
the community Hall on last Thurs
day evening to organize "HarbesOH
Improvement Association The
purpose was, to have installed
through the main streets of the
town street lights. A large crowd
assembled for the occasion. The
meeting was called to order by Rev
Thomas c. Jones who introduced
the speaker w. V. Macklin, Dist.
manager of the Del. Power and
Light Co.
Following the address it was
passed that we go ahead with the
project and have the lights placed
on the main Highway through Har-
beson. Election of officers follow
ed: president Clifford w. Lawson;
vice president Albert Davidson;
secretary Mrs. Alton Carey; trea-
surer, Frank Davidson.
Twenty persons signed at this
meeting each agreeing to pay their
part per year. OF course the more
who sign the cheaper it will be for
all concerned. There are fifty-twO
families in HarbesOn.
The following persons were
weekend guests at the Methodist
Parsonage Saturday and Sunday;
Mrs. Elmer Sinclair, Mrs. Russell
Harrison and Mrs. Wade H. Cum
mings of Tilghman, Md.
Mrs. Sarah e. Veasey who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks
is slowly improving.
Mrs. Elmer w. McColley is now
in the Milford Hospital suffering
from the effects o ia slight stroke
Mrs. Robert Prince of Whining
ton spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence F. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bunting OF
Milford We're Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Bennum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hudson
spent the two past weeks in Flor.
ida.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

Leta Warrington and family and
Eva Leigh spent the weekend in
Phila., with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kennish.
Miss Phyllis McIlvaine of Will
mington spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Prettyman.
Mrs. Sarah Frances McCOlley age
rs years, passed away 2 a. m. Oct.
81 in the Milford Hospital The
funeral services will be held from
Conley's Chapel Friday 2 p. m. in
in charge Of Rev. Chas. F. Louhoff
assisted by Rev. Thomas C. Jones,
her pastor. Mrs McColley united at
the Harbeson Church February G,
1888 under the pastorate Of Rev. ].
P. George having transferred from
the Naussau charge.
She is survived by her husband,
Elmer w. and one daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Wilson of Cool Springs,
One sister Miss Tilleta McColley of
Harbeson. The interment was made
in the Conley Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04
MILLVILLE

Church News. Sunday. Nov. 9Th,
Rev. John P. George, pastor Sun
day School at 10 a. M. r. J. West,
Sup't.; Worship service at II a. M,
NJ. Y. F. will meet at $50 D. n.
Wednesday evening prayer service
at 1880 o'clock.
The w. S. G. S. met at the home
Of Rev. and Mrs. ]. P. George in
Harbeson. The president, Mrs. An
ma Collins, presided. After the
business meeting, a social time was
enjoyed with an abundance Of de-
licious homemade ice cream and
cake served by the hostess, Mrs.
George.
The NJ. Y. F. sponsored a FIallo-
we'en Party last Thursday evening
in the Cleaners Hall. Various
games were played and refresh
ments served. The yuoths reported
a delightful evening.
Mrs. Sallie AydelOtte, known as
Aunt Sallie" in this community,
passed away on Monday, Oct. oath,
at the age Of 76 years. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Will
dey in Mariners Bethel Church in
Ocean View, where she had been an
active member for many years,
teaching in the Sunday School for
% years. She is survived by one
son, Norman Aydelotte of Drexel
Hill, Pa; one granddaughter, Miss
Louise Aydelotte and one grandson,
Richard Aydelotte of Wilmington
who is an announcer over WDEL
Rev. and Mrs. John P. George
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Walter.
Mrs. Harold Palmatary, Sr., oi
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend
with her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Palmatary.
Capt and Mrs. Percey Davey, af-
ter spending two weeks in New
York City, returned home Sunday
Master John Walter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Walter, is i'll at this
time.
Mrs. J. J. Jarmon of Ocean City
and Mrs. Edna Tuschoff of Sails.
bury, Md, were Monday callers il
town.
Mr.. Irwin Quillen, Jr.. of Phila
delphia, is spending some time witt
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IrviI
Quillen, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Townsend d
Frankford, and Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Townsend, motored to Upper
Darby, Pa, on Sunday to see his
son, Clarence Townsend, who hai
been very i'll. They found him i'm
proving.
Mr.. Harry Dale, Jr., was il
Philadelphia, on Monday
Mrs. Leaton Hooker of Stockley
is spending his vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Noble and family
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

Inns of Ocean Grove, N. j., Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Richards, Mrs. Lewis
Loockerman and Mrs. L. w. Loco
herman and son. Mrs. J. c. Loco
herman celebrated her 18th birth
day on Sunday and enjoyed the
many cards sent her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith called
on Mr.. and Mrs. David Bradley,
Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04
Barbara scOtt's Skates

Barbara Ann Scott, formeS
World and Olympic figure skating
champion, possesses what are
probably the most costly pair Of
skates in the world today. The
skates, which were presented as a
token of affection Of the people Of
her native Canada following her
recent professional debut in New
York, have blades made of the
precious jewelry metal, palladium,
one of the metals of the rare plat
mum group.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chaffinch
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
were callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Smith on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
children were dinner guests on
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Chaffinch.
Mrs. Addison Gardner, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

Richards, left Sunday to return to
her home in Pompton Plains. N. j..
Callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Anthony on Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and
on Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cannon of Pennington
were callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon and
daughter, Betty, were Milford visi-
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

Chinese bells frequently are
square or cylindrical and Japanese
bells barrel-shaped.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

tors Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
were dinner guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Croll Of Hickman.
The United States has one Of the
worlds highest accident rates, an
annual GIL deaths per 100000 pop
ulation compared with a world av-
erage Of less than so.
Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

This oneen-afeime sale! has happened
will happen uguin Because have hand quantity
ez and regeators that have been slightly damaged transit
and because they taking offering them
se factory Friday Saturday November and AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!