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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Welcome Mat Out
For Principals
Council

Beginning her birthday hospitality
and entertaining fer the first Time
IN her new ana wen appointed
home IN Hialeah was Mrs. Ethe!
Primus. hostess to the Annual
Christmas Party Of Dads ~countY
Principals.
Special holiday decorations IN the
spacious living room and dining
room with a deeked lighted SnaA
tree helped to enhance the holiday
spirit Of the group
Tho President Mrs. AIgna +.
Brooks dispensed with business and
the social chairman. Mrs. Thena
CrOwder engaged the group IN TIVE
competitive games. MIS- Grace AL
bert and Sir. Il. N. Hfndman were
tho winners Of prizes. NJ. Samuel
Cohen won the BOBBY
Carols were sungs accompanied
by Mr.. 3I;ndmaa. and Mrs. 6. d,
Johnston. his secretary. whO were
special guests.
Santa yeas Mr.. Charles Williams
and two ciausess Mrs. Mary WE
i!arna aud Mvss Elizabeth Espy. dis
tsisn,ed the gifts and a special pre-
Ssutatien was made to the Speeia!
guests.
A complete and delicious d!n4er
was served By the hostess assisted
by Mrs. Annie Nae Jackson. Mrs.
White Nae Smiley and Mrs Louise
Graves
Mrs. Este!ie Williams THANKED
the hostess for the CNunCiI for a
most enjoyable evening.
All departed merriT. declaring
Mrs. Primus an ideal hostess.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Liberty Saving Club
Holds Annual Meet

The Liberty Saving Club held its
annual meeting December 5, 194s at
the home of Mrs. Eunice Hanna.
The home was magnifioiently decor
ated in Christmas style. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi.
dent. Mr.. Yorick c. Kemp by sing.
ing, "Hark The Herald Angels Sing"
Prayer by the Rev. N. F. Clark.
Business was transacted after which
the following short program was
rendered.
Welcome address, Mrs. Eunice
Hanna; short talk, Mrs. Florence
Hepburn, subject: Love; reading,
Mrs Emily Role, remarks, Mrs.
Hilma J. Kemp; selection by e
club, SOY To The World; short
talk, Mrs, Albertha Jones; Mrs.
Kathleen Sears, Mr.. Hepburn. Mr..
z. F. Stephens, were greeted by the
club, closing remarks by the Rev.
N. F.. Clark.
Officers and members of the club
expressed themselves as having a
wonderful time during the year.
A turkey supper with it's trim
mings was served by the committee.
Members of the club are: Mrs
Arthur. Blaine. Mrs. Queen Dorrell.
Mrs. Essie Mackeys Mr.. Eric Evans.
Joel Nesbitt, Thirzah. Gladstone.
Lula, Edison Kemp. Dolores Clark.
Shirley and Frank Derreli. Yvonne
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Des Moines Store
Ends JirncroW,
Serves Negroes

DIES MONIES, Ia. - amp -
One more store that Disseminated
against Negroes bit the dust in Des
Moines last week as the KATE Drug
Store gave colored persons courte'
Gus service at the luncheonette
counter.
BY bowling to democracy the Kate
store also rid itself of eight pend
ing civil rights cases in court. the
store had been fined small sums
many times in the past for VIOLA
ton of civil rights, but continued
to refuse to serve Negroes.
Six Negroes and one White with
drew their suits against the store
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI. FLORIDA
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1s4s

The club wishes all the clubs and
friends a Merry Xmas and a Pros
porous New Year. start the year
right by saving.
Sick Committee: Mrs. Maude Ward,
Mrs. jeanette Benebie.
Chaplain: Mrs. Florence Hepburn.
Social Committee: Mrs. Albertha
Evans, Mrs. Lena Thompson, Mrs.
Albertha Jones, Mrs. lAamie Be-
thune, Mrs. Edna Mae stephens.
Eunice Hannah, chairman.
Mrs. Marie Pierson, treasurer.
Mrs. Hilma j. Kemp, financial
secretary; Mrs. Emily Role, vice
president; Mr.. Yorick Kemp, presi-
dent.
Our club motto is: Saving, we
stand for right and Wen fight for
the right.
Lula M. Kemp, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
By Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry
az For AMP

7. Christmas comes as a reminder
that a life perfectly holy and true
came all the way from heaven to
live and die for you.
8. He came to teach us how to
live, to watch and to pray, AID
from our lives and through His
blood, wash all our sins away.
Christmas stimulates the memory
that Christs' sinless life here on
earth was spent that, the sins Of
men everywhere might be forgotten
if only they repent.
10. And now, because He came to
earth, not boasting Of earthly roy
atty, the high and the lowly bow
to Him in recognition of His holy
authority.
II. He even evaded the priestly
robes and royal diadems; but des-
pite the lowly manger, they brought
Him gifts and priceless gems.
IL. Thus, out of sacred memory
for the life we can neved forget,
we hail again this PRINCE of
PEACE whose light is burning yets
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
NAACP LOSES
10000 MEMBERS
IN 1949

NEW YORK 80 tASP1 60 The
NAACP lost 10000 members IN
1949, nearly 40 percent Of the mum.
Der of members it had December 81.
194S, records revealed here last week
AS of Nov. Is. 1949. the NAACP had
214.636 members compared to $685.
219 December 1. 1888.
Reasons for the loss IN member.
ship plus an estimated operating
deficit Of $4,000 for the past year
We're given as the raise in dues from
81 to So a year. the loss OF members
in the large cities. internal strife In
some branches. and an unfavorah!e
press at times.
Unpopularity Of the %AAcP IN
some quarters has been summed up
in the statement that !ta initials
stood for the National Association
fer the Advancement ct Certain
People"
In declaring a !esS Of members,
ASSOCIATION officials said they exc
peeted a drop of about 10000 mem"
bers because of the higher dues.
The NAACP Issued the following
statement on the losses:
1.-THE NAACP like AL ovganYza'
cations supported by voluntary meme
berships and contributions and like
many business institutions expGri'
enced a decline in membership and
income during the postwar years.
1.-The colored community has been
exceedingly sensitive to these eco
nomic factors. Accordingly h e
prospects for increased enrolment
in 1850 and subsequent years de-
ponds in large measure upon the
employment picture.
1.-The association Of course In:
tends to use every resource at Its
command to recoup these losses dur
ing 1850 and subsequent"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
Sentence Sermons

/. Again our land heaves and
echoes in loudest praise in recogni-
ton Of the greatest day of days.
2. If this day had not ushered the
Christ Child in, there would be no
relief from fear and the pangs Of
sin.
3. Our earth would be a far more
dismal place if the face Of the Christ
Child had not come to brighten and
to point weary souls to a throne Of
Grace.
4. 1t is the hope that we now have
in His matchless peace and power,
that gives christians enduring
strength for every passing hour.
s. Even those who have not vet
formed a personal acquaintance
with Him, are recipients of His
bounties, though still revealing in
sin.
s. His love so matchless, His COM
passion beyond human understand
ing, that every creature should bear
= warning of the terrible penalty for
mishandling.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24

and Alfrieda PORTER, Jean, Velma,
jeanne, Leon Bethune, Jr., Hepburn,
Olivia Mackey. Mamie Lamb, Nevil
and Conchita Evans, Olivia Green,
Dolores Higgs, ollie Williams.
as
Mrs. ]. e. Nesbit honorary mem
ber). The Liberty Saving Club will
hold is first meeting January O.,
1850 at the home of Mrs. J. q. Mes
bit. 329 NV 18th terrace.
rw NV Vtw
During the year 1949 the Liberty
Saving Club has taken in $1,52S.3O
The club is still growing stronger.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-24
1900 MORE
HIRED WORKERS
ON FARMS THAN
YEAR AGO

WASHINGTON - (ANPl-Thers
were 1900 more hired workers on
farms of the South during the lat
ter part of November than during
the same period a year ago, says the
labor report issued last week by the
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
of the U. s. Department of Agricul'
ture.
The gain was shown in the South
Central states - Arkansas, Louisi-
ana. Oklahama, and Texas-where
2ss 900 hired workers were employ
ed. Cotton picking in the region
was about over. except in the west
ern part of Oklahoma and Texas
The harvest Of rice in the region
was well advanced. and In SCUM
Texas, flax seeding and truck crop
operations were on schedule.
Ad-daleel., 1949-09-28
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Evening star., 1949-05-15

recently elected president @. the
Montgomery County Beard al
Education and Mr.. Sandifer Is the
actins director Of the Once Of
United Nations Affairs II the De-
partnnent Of State.
Accompanying Mrs Roosevelt
10 the party viii be Miss Malvina
Thompson. her secretary: the As
sist2rt Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Dean RuSk. Miss Dorothy Fos-
dick and My. and Mrs James
SimSarian.
Mr.. and Mrs, James L. Hoagh-
telling, jr.. who have been living In
Piney Branch Court since Angus;
are in New York today for O last
bit Of sightseeing before they
leave this country and tomorrow
they viii so by plane 10 Paris
where Mr.. Houghteling has been
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Mrs. Allan w. Cooke of Glen
dale, Ohio, is the guest Of the
Rev. and Mrs. j. Armistead Wei
bourn. Mrs. Welbourn was
hostess on Thursday at q small
tea In compliment to her guest
and to Mrs. Thomas Lacy Of
Quincy. Mass. mother Of Mrs.
Howard Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Syming-
ton had with them as guests at
Temple Hall during the past week
Miss Barbara .Sincerbeaux and
Miss Jean Hart Of Forest Hills,
Long Island.
Mrs. William r. Rust and her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Brundage,
spent several days In Charlottes-
vile last week.
Miss Mary Fox of Washington
was the guest of Miss Lilias jan
ney last week.
Mrs. j. j. McCraeken Is now
established in her apartment in
the home Of Mrs. Moselle B. Carr
Mrs. John A. Gibson returned
this week from Charlotte. N. c..
where she had been the guest Of
her son and daughter-in-law, DR..
and Mrs. Walter Daniel.
Mrs. Robert Wieland Is spend
ing q week at Fort Monroe with
her husband, Maj. Wieland.
Miss Jane Rust. on duty at
Lake Success with United Nations,
visited during the week end her
mother, Mrs. w. r. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Scheetz of
Pittsburgh were guests last week
of Mrs. Scheetz' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Murray Rust.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

sent for further duty with the
nA.
There have been q number Of
parties for Mr. and Mrx, Hoagn-
ieling during the past few weeks.
oai one Of The most delightful @.
al the parties u Their honor xas
the dinner given ;oT them las;
evening by Mr.. HoaKate!tng =
father and mother al their hosne
On Kalo-aua Road. One O. the
guests Vas Mr.. Hoashselings ais
ter. Mrs, John Neussadi. who
came over fron Baltimore TO a.
tend the dinner and for che mort
opportunity TO zee her two young
nephews. Larry and Peter. before
they left for Paris with their
father and mother
Mr.. and Mga Frank Hollomcn
win entertain ~ cocktails Tuesday
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Tokomo Silver Spring
Mrs. Roosevelt q Guest
At Outdoor Breakfast

q reputation for the excellence Of
his cuisine. So this morning he
has his materials all ready ahead
Of time to cook for Mrs. Roosevelt
q typical New York State break
fast. known 10 every New Yorker
from the Hudson Valley TO Lake
Champlain and from Lake Erie to
New York City. He win have pam
cakes and country sausage and
coffee made the fashioned
way-and plenty Of 1t.
There vii no doubt be plenty Of
interesting conversation at the
breakfast. for Mrs. Sandifer is the
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Mrs. Franklin Delano Roose-
welt will be In Silver Spring this
morning to have An early break
fast with Mr.. and Mrs. Durward
v. Sandifer OF Oakford place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandifer share
Mrs. Roosevelt's well-known en-
thusiaSm for picnics or any kind
Of outdoor meals and the way they
like best to entertain their friends
is to invite them to q Sunday
morning breakfast cooked over
their outdoor fireplace.
Mr.. Sandifer Is the cook on these
occasions and he has built UP quite
Evening star., 1949-05-15

evealag They saIl have % O.
rsu-s guests al tAssg party Ae1
later = The evening trey waI al.
tend The o1aast axnce EsfeH sy
The Silver spslnx LAora c7as aa
The Indian SG- sng C3ue,
Another party o. tAs next tee
Evening star., 1949-05-15

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sss~atsss a1zseAaessz sarat Trs@sn nsag
NJ As1 M CAeoyx~ caA5s. sss~
skse egersS tsaszF s-zr1sass asxzss
a. CesegaaAl Aeaea Ass9 - -
there E2rt. NSassssssne IN leas eAEsy
fall -~1Il21lAN ARTMCn
Evening star., 1949-05-15

THE SUNDAY STAR Washington . & D-.s
"A -
Evening star., 1949-08-29
HOME IMPROVEMENTS (cen,.)

ALTERATION SPECIALIST, CONNER
81 5; . yogNa; FA: ss6sse .Ss.. ssess $50
CEMENT WORK. stone walls: nag
sps Tas: 'h,@ess: porcss
retaining walls. pipe drainage All
kinds Of waterproofing. r. MARcUc-
cIo, Route 5, Horners lane. Rock
vile; ~ Mdi Phone Rockville 35ss'
freplaces. cement driveways. porch
es; retaining walls. pipe drainage,
al kinds Of waterproofing. F.
hAscRRsSa1al sAA.s hSHfe %a Phone h3sosEs RosE
coNceR2R2TSEs 22Ss' DR1vEwAYs, porchss.
man, Free estimates. Ii. s-sS7e
DRiVEwAYs, black TOD or limestone
GRAHAM PErRiE. Oliver 1892
FENCE. chain link. all types. con-
crete work. Jolly estimates. FIR.
i332i ESSI 9 ewes; VI; 766s: s,n.r.,
rfooa sEkSlccE.SseeihiinuGG iuGo. but e the
best: LAYING: sanding. fnishing:
ks aelSas. 1SFsSS; l5is &l.ees:in e1h1s1s; .Ss
HEATINGocomplete gas. oil or coal
heating systems. FLA terms. 8 years
to pay. Silver Springs leading
9; FITzGEsALD. ITGElsAAdLD. s6l2 Georgia
MODE1NIzIN0 snd Additions: csllsi
sto roof; ctll 81; 33sscS7 ;!s,, I9g trss
INC CO. 1903 Bye st nv.
COMPLETE REMODELING, additions,
estimates. HYpALE coNTRAcToKs,
3o12 Queensbury rd., Hyattsville,
pAMfHNr1SG AIN AND CARPENTERING,
specially this week. All irst.class
mechanics. Free estimates: Terms
go fa9 Be sa4s 4ssrrsnssd' FIR ss5s; so sys''
pAiNTiSG AND DEcoRATING-Two
1st-class. mechanics, Terms TO- meet
your budget. OF. S419, after 8. A.
PLANS PREPARED, commercial. res.
idential. Free estimates fuIn. FHA
terms. Permits secured. GE. 1889.
JOHN v. BAILEY. d
mentsly mentf and 1.ymsnss 5smsde'nAAA nAAAMHFoN sRss
CONTR. CO., RE. 4477. 81.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. desires days work or
full time. First-claSs ref; exper. aH
HI. 3467. 29'
GIRL, Spanish. seeks position as
housekeeper; no cooking; live In;
S25 week. Box 271-A, Star.
GIRL, Spanish, refined, "a. seeks
position as housekeeper or assistant.
HU. 6ll6. Ext. 317. / to 4, pm. =
GIRL, colored, desires days work,
Mon, ss1 Thurs" Fri; exper'; REFS
GIRL. colored, wants day work; ex-
perienced and refs. DE. 4643:
GIRL. eol9rsd' va wants na gay ,,sa weFk or
uSND as'i 'iLA1NpkEss " sss dssia.s sG zlss work
eSTess sSms; tsRily snnfiE vass aas NJ siss@s5 %
HoUSEKEEPER, white, neat, honest,
wishes Ink. In adult home, good
cook; references. Box e0-A' Star.
LAuNDREss and cleaner. expert
enced, reliable; references: wishes
AZ - pas s.FsoIs eoeiea
S5c hour. Phone vi. 323e.
NURSE. practical; day and night; ex-
WRoMaa RoolM ssa esoior.d sss N Nexpeflenesd; desire.
! or 2 days Q week ironing out. A
references. IA. 6454.. 30
WOMAN. colored. wants days work or
RgsnIMsttNsn RgsIs TINE ed3}9UIed' 3U SSls desire. dsy or
part time work in morning. AD
FtLL.TIME or morning partt!ms
before 8 pm, DE. 1927.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, G.H.W., exper, live IN; fefsi
T. in tRsRRiigyiiT RR gyiTs 4 seh00i-'s' girls: Msf fa6
GsoF FL e.. .lss ss ssss; 81. = s$yy 5s;
o5oK. 55sdR HSsUHs;i fond Of ~,
sssxeAiANdE. sssei tiss T. a2s 'i 18th s.. NV. 81.
'ss9;esE: s4 Ss; ~ ~; On. :3.:' s:I
CooK-G.H.W., experienced, Irish OF
European wanted by small lamily;
ss ass asrlss W sas'!snas asnan sss''so o. o
GENERAL HousEwoRKER and good
cook; live In. nice home, new rm;;
must Be expsr;; With child; 5:,nnnsi excel. e.
ss ss.Jss ss5ssaa s::a .SD Sts''Hss Can So
e.H.w.. as to ss yrs; o!a: s@ s.ys
yk;; exper" .stay z nishts S,ss!r WssK:
ssrsssnfassd serias ad. es 81 M0rs sas4 T. sss
pm, a.dsy weak: refs. req; $3.50;
oaw. 1E @zs Aap tsts fiAfS fsS Cook q, nj y: in.
$40 per wk,; must bs fond OF shil-
IoSszkzE,ts s5ts[ b g.; white, 3 in Is: j:S,.h
%a e eh!!aTsa! sa :lssn '' in; FL $50 ". ii:
MAipWoood plain eootins. g.h:x.,
live In. pleasant environment. WI.
MAN aSo' AND WIFE. h.ndym.n and
gardener for small estate, woman to
Hi: :ss ssa sss5ais sss.ai.ns.S a,y: e
srsness end salary expected. Box
MipbIk-AsED GSbix, ssiEDn WOMAN. .hx, 90 :. Sseee
home IN chey Chase View. Nd. SIS
room '1s 3. susSsnd ss r il hs viii hsID' Cd
~: s:'' s' 's' '.': babies; ::s .sSa'
WOMAN. eolored. settled. to assis,
with care Of children, rm. and
board small salary. ssss Gan ,ftsr ~.
woMAN.whit.. live and member OF
t!ss; sIs VII. Rets. pE. tss3,. :,
live ans a o:. qs es T1a xf isss
BETaEsbA; responsible. perm. cook:
| g.h,w. to live out; generous saiar3
rangsd 70 suit both parties. Phen'
CHk1sGTifEH;N STA; WHITE WOMAN. middl.
adults, room and board, necessities
cash. BOX 369-Z, Star. 81
COLoAED-GHW. and plain cook
Ing; experienced and references: Nvs
in; upstairs room; new home; Z
small children; $500 mo. Oh. 22l9
PART.TIME, 8 to /, for gh.w. an,
ironing; SIS and earfsre: must hav
city refs; 3lol Northampton st
nv. W0: 1887. 7....,. 81
% Woman, iisht duties. no sooEips
5H-day wE., must live 10; SIS VI.
room and board. Cali FR. S30S. -2s
Evening star., 1949-08-29
HELP WQMEN

YOUNG LADY, white: age 20. is n e., @. e., q.
ington's better downtown cafeterias;
yssgsr vs1h .isqy hsHy' sa. ~ ssas'; sss
and meals; uniforms furnished; no
must be a steady worker with nice
personality and. like to serve the
RHssl'e MesAssHoA4 aSs sSIsssA !A'sE"sYA e I'll liz
Yso5uSNss LADY for general once work. q
knowledge of bookkeeping desirable !;
5-day week; state salary expected sa
take service calls; bts-dsy wk;; sal
ary. $25. TU. $500 for appointment.
YOUNG LADY to take complete
charge of ONCE for chain of retail
boSsk.sp.s sees stese' As Rass Es rs io1
right person. Apply FELsER 8, ,90l
rERsoNABLE I 81 Siii YOUNG WOMAN, at
least high school, good typist, for
title clerk. general once work; excel.
, opp9r; to learn bus; .,s with young sue 1fv
bonus. paved vacation, insurance
features. See Miss Barnett, ANA;
COSTA MOTOR CO.. 17os qgSeod
MONEY! We guarantee you $50 Tor
ss4s, ssns iso leo s boxes d p f9t 4or 81 xTt Ts
ssas oa s0 "a aas and - '0s stssionsrs
ESss psovsl. a'SsEIs WELCOME. E. sss Plane g..
n p'H'o HY'oJ} bsiyEE bHsEitEf Yota z j own CAR,
y@sssss'ns @ sna '0essEa 81
Aysssse ssss SO to S'sies sioS NV ss.
A9TeakoTSp 9Teas SSSf; BEAUTY OPERATOR, HS
sonnsl efhce. 4th floor. S. KANN
# FoNS Tou c1s GsE AVON COSMETICS you
snSw Why IT y ssS sssy to service Avon
sslasT sprins naSf SPsR %fise 's5aisills
brown, PROV 1893 sGs Northvisv Fd.' sssl. sso
81 iaiis an aoUR u earned easily and
pleasantly giving beauty care In.
sifvst9ns DIvsss homes e. pv,sa :s.nnsss ss0vSs Weekly.
20. Investment. asliyerins or collect
TBE +. R' ". wooEWooRrH co. is now
accepting applications for salegirls
sa :hsr pass asv rs store App, Ss q 4 Mns t Wi.
son q l20i r 81: NV. SO
AMAZING spare-time earnings-Sell
Christmas cards. stationery. napkins.
50 with name ST. LOO, Free samples.
day, plastic cards. Special items
Write today. EMPIRE CARD. Eimirs.
FREE USE DESK, typewriter. dicta-
phone: m!meograph and other once
facilities for public stenographsr;
we pay cash for our work; no
smokers. Box 1884, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-BrIc-a- -orac, china, ST.
DORA KRtpsAW MiLEsfokE
A4IaSk s. e. FUN Susn.ss1s. sTERr5he 7ess
china, Elassvsre. rugs. siiverwals.
NsURkx7 as7s'' sts4beeeEs ssssA eEEsss 0als 4a
BO0Ks-sell me your books. ! pay
FRiENp's FIJI tSos BooK 5fss; SHOP, s2S s sth &.
NV. MA. 94O2. Open evenings.
BOOKS, large and small collections;
sta e9a sooK store SSf ~ a.h
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
lio WSEls WEIss sae5a f4am er9scssgpra lenses
cLoTHiSSMnishe;s RTss.S Se fef nsns
~ st. NV. AID. s727. VIII cali.
:slIIsssf:s es.s pal. psla Z THRAEsT susT
diamond sateRes disearded ,essT; vein;
large; cash immediately; very high
prices paid: NEW YORK JEWELRY
FURN. GR wa Tsnt.d-sedrm.. tsa B nm dining rm.
0iesT Dissss Service c. sses
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
% 0sd &h 0iissi Sxts Dia Shoss s:'h Ma tss' asaS
FURNITURE, good used household
eous service. Mrs. GAY, RE. 1904.
FURNITURE-wnl buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces Also old glass.
ware, china, bric-a-brac. Buying
and selling for over so years. HOP.
WOODS, Sth and X sts. NV, ME.
FGRNirURE-Your entire household
prices; l. !. ggNN ggTA EcH.: s1o 7tS
GOLD-Brins your old gold, plati-
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 81 years
PIANOS-We pay highest prices for
Spinets, small uprights, grands. CO.
LoNIAL PIANO CO., Ma. 1870. -.
PIANOS WANTED, uprights. We viii
give you a $50 due BIN good for 2
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
STOVES. FURNITURE, ranges, zee
boxes and heaters ACME STOVE
AZ NfnhEs4hfns 81 s' IN DS Du,.n. sA .ssf: sssS
ware. any condition: china. SIie.a-
A S1s IssxssFi iM,tRsroSE tRs 'Sfnis5s sss
q st NV ST 1895.
WE BUY USED FUR COATS, all types.
Highest prices. AMERICAN FUR CO.,
INC, 625 F st. NV; MA. 1435.
WE PAY TOP PRICES ior old gold.
silver. jewelry, diamonds, firearms.
lugsase. Photographic equipment.
musical instruments. engineering
instruments. Will call. MAX ZWEI0
waNTEp sNNHS PSI ESGLANpEk 81 vi re cois1r.n,
coudh with adjustable head, with
or Without coil-spring mattress; good
condition. NO. 320S, s pm. or after.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
81 000 DOWN

one-man groc. (no beer). Weekly
bus. over S7O0. Colored trade. Rea-
sopable rent; good lease; $4,000,
lock. stock and barrel. Eve. and
Sun, Al. Littofi, AK. $500. ext. 23
DEL, GROC. AND BEER
(No fresh meats. Hours. 10 to 7:3Q;
chesp rent; priced very low at
$4,000 complete; terms. Eve. and
Sun. Joe Cohen, IA. }252
$4,000 DOWN
Del. and groc., tno fresh meats,
weekly bus, approx. $500 cash;
priced very low at S5,500. complete
with clean stock and new equip
ment. Eve. and Sun. S. chasen. RA.
DIGS. SELF-SERVICE
Groc.. nearby Va; liv. quar-; aver
aging 81 900 monthly bus. Owner
ILL., must sell; will sacrifice for S6,-
300 for equip. fixtures and good
will. Terms.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l z st. NV. MA. 93s9. Ma. 1874
Evening star., 1949-08-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPY, 5 mos, old; fawn
male. Had ali his shots and been
aKHHT iKsHppsd n.SE SE' pt4ssiEs 14ss ,,vn me male,
$50. MRS. R. D. LINDSEY Coles
poBERMAN S5Es ma sSs1 sINscHRR, sRRTns males males left
Reasonably priced to desirable peo-
pie. For appt, phone GIL. 634s.
HOLLYWOOD misunderstanding,
bHEPRRshuN6 puEPRRssshs sHS siqa FTPSfEs, sfE o ss:
dertui pets: FA; s3s5. -ss
WANTED--.Good home for beautiful
Sryea66:.oId a6. pedisree Dalma55isn.
sMErgaND ME: g2Sij SHEEP DOGS lcoliies in
handy size. BEECH TREE FARM.
Annandale I'd: FA. 026l.
s!r.eondd. kennels, 40 acres .: indy. indy.
Cocker puppies for sale. KRIsS
KRoss KENNELS, Fairfax 11,yo;2.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies,
champion bred; write DoRNWALD
naan, Conn. or phone locally WA.
COCKER. s months old, pure Bred,
male. black. Glen Carlyn pepper ct
stud. Axe registered. FA. 4676;
PUPPIES FOR SALE. 8 yks;: cocker,
female Schnaussr. SIS. CH. s95I.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, Cham.
pion sired. All colors. Champion
Cookers at stud. Del. serv. Rock
Axe REGISTERED FAwN BOXER
eaRD'ssil ees aill.ias tssee ssss @al'' one fsn:''
COLLIES = Puppies, g wks.,. reg.
Axe. ch; stock; 1904 Central ave-
black male; 6 mos; good watch
dog WO. 1894.
BLACK SETTEk, / ta yrs; needs new
home. Also mixed terrier. 2 mos,
IrMA mostly wiNH1n Ehits s.; w. e7og; do,. var,
pretty. IA. 0S47.