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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18
FARMERS STOCK YARDS
Accident, Maryland
Horses, $50 to 3.95 cwt.


Bulls per cwt., good to choice, 1850
to 20.50; medium to good, 1920 to
1920; common to medium, 1900 to
1910;
Steers per cwt., good to choice,
1880 to 22.9O; medium to good, 1900
to 1910; common to medium, 1850 to
1850.
Cows per cwt., good to choice, 1900
to 1850; medium to good, 1880 to
1880; common to medium, $40 to 9.
Heifers per cwt., good to choice
1900 to 21.00; medium to good, 1900
to 1910; common to medium, 400 to
1860; Heiferettes, 1860 to 1910 cwt
Neals per cwt., good to choice, 25.
to POPS; medium to good, 2200 to
24.50; common to medium, 20.00 to
21.75; Gull veal, 1850 to 1915.
Hogs per cwt., good to choice, 21.OO
to 23.00; medium to good, 1900 to
20.50; common to medium, 1900 to
17.75; Sows, 1910 to 1925 cwt.;
Pigs, $50 to $50 head
Lambs per cwt., good to choice,
POGO to 22.00; medium to good, 1900
to 20.0O; common to medium, 1850
to 1900.
Chickens per h., heavy hens, 19c
to PIE; heavy broilers, PIC to 35c;
leghorn hens, 1312c to DE; leghorn
broilers, - l2c to 2Sc.
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GORTNER

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services at the Church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. Tcna Murphy and Mrs. Marie
Edmiston, Pittsburgh, are guests of
Mrs. Anna Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stahl and
son, Chambersburg. Pa, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Swartzentruber on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Grove and Miss
Ruby Jackson attended party at
Merlin Gnegy's on Friday evening.
Misses Pauline and Anna Yodcr,
Henry and Mary Hcrshburgcr, Jo-
seph Troyer and Sarah Yodcr, of
Norfolk, Va, spent Friday night with
Sarah's uncle, Noah Schrock and fam
lily.
The oil well ON the Bcachy farm re
mains a place of interest day and
night, even though dangerous place
to he. BY the looks Of all the cable
and castings it will continue indcfi-
nately. They are down 1900 feet The
drillcls are from Washington, Pa,
and are boarding at Ross Groves.
Several Of their wives were guests
here the past week.
Mrs. Glen Bender, Mrs Mark Ben
der, Mrs. Kate Hcrshbcrger, Mrs.
Lydia Miller, Of Springs, Pa, and
Miss Alta Schrock, of Goshen, Ind,
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AURORA-EGLON

A play, DAY Break" will be pre-
sentcd Friday evening, August 10, at
Maple Spring church. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to everyone.
MIR and Mrs. Ami Hamstead and
three daughters. Rev. and Mrs Nc
Daniels and two children, all of
Greenwood, Delaware, spent the
weekend in this area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Evans and
family, of Elkins, were recent guests
at the home of Mrs Evans parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Conn, Of near Au-
rora.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Judy moved
Tuesday to their newly constructed
home located near Horse Shoe Run.
Word was received here that Mrs.
Foster Bland returned last week to
her home at Thomas from an Elkins
hospital where she had been . surgi-
cal patient for many weeks. She is
still confined to her bed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18
ACCIDENT

III, Accident Community Band to-
uothn, ,,.;tI, tho ladies' Of the Band
EIn ,Y'JI W. li1i enonsor a bazaar and
La,. la.;al in tho Snoprlein grove on
c g." w. oTnrin@ Augus+ 27. at 500
,I0iI I'''' '.+ondard tina THO hand will
Dr r,oen = concert during the evening.
~ anhiic is invited
i't P ,or,,,ha,. of Accident peonle at
4a,,loI +bo Con+onniaI celebration in
0 CS,i,'e '' isst weok With various local
O' 'l;na+ i'' annaa,ing in several of
~ ~ : '',,. n,ados W1ch favorable COM
won't rmr '% wa 9'.'N heard on the various fea-
+ hI1,'y ~ tbn weeks centennial, par
t ti''C tho naradas window dis
, -. ",'''a ,nd nvbibitions Snecial atten-
4;a ,. anu con4arnd on the 1907 model
I Tt1il M Harvostor combined
!i.1' ''' o.noJ Nv tho William Miller
f g. uVI ,nJ ootnrod IN tho Farmers
~ II,',.'' ,,,raGo TLo 100 voa,. old spin-
,, i,,I ,.booI d;.rIavnd in NcIntire's
ltnE " ,,.as nv,mod 'T f3rne,,v NV the late
1f.. 1nt,n p Saoicbnr We conqratu
~ ~ 0aI.io,j ~ no oI-nrvanco Of
~ ,0@ "'I'''. n,,;,.arear,. and wish bcr
moI i f',t',n ''' =, tbc ,sars ,bead
E' ~ W. LIN NJ. d. cno;ri,or cntcr-
~ CIV 49,, lf ,r,,ai.+.. ~ - Marty
tt'li'Gu d iIu..'ovi w. iana,.;n,r ~
On '5f'I';ltt"f q oF tb";, darrbter iva
I III, ' Can3o., uoro oIavod and ro-
N'1I,i ~, C''''', o,.o ',,,,d l,i'''
It ..patv 1, G WiiIian,enort was
a. ii", a, " p.r.ar = AMI
ID, "'tM-e',u I.''9 ,,o "" aro las mates
nv v- w. S'' 1ior, ,,io ro1lc,ro
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

death Of Henry Kahl at his home in
Johnstown, Pa. Mr.. Kahl is a former
resident Of this community and a
brother to Peter J. and William Kahl
His death occurred Sunday and burial
occurred on Tuesday at Johnstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Broadwater and
family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Broadwater, Cumberland, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brenneman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Glotfelty spent
last Sunday visiting in McKeesport,
Pa. They also spent some time in
kennywood Park.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Bowser and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gould and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Gould, of
Uniontown, Pa; and Mrs J. c. Bow
ser, Connellsville, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bethel and family and Reg
mold Bowser.
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Insurance Officials TO Meet

A meeting of insurance officials Of
the American Farmers Mutual will
be held in Oakland, August 25
through August 27, it was announced
by J. S. Cooper, district monager.
Among those to attend will be L.
J. Bennett, vice-president and gener-
al manager; Harold Brown, assistant;
Hank Redelbach, field representa-
tivcs; r. L. Young, chief under
writer; R. w. Linthicum, state man
ager of Maryland, West Virginia and
Delaware, and Harold Hall, A. c.
Davis and Paul Cole, supervisors. w.
r. Ridder, Oakland; and Harry G.
Edwards, Grantsvillc, are local ag-
ents.
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DIED
INFANT DEATH

Thomas Roger Paugh, born Febru-
airy 26, 1919, died enroute to the
Kingwood hospital last Thursday
afternoon about four o'clock.
He was a son of Cecil and Ruth
Paugh of Oakland.
Surviving are the parents, one sis
ter, Joyce Arlene Paugh, his grand
parents, Mrs. Mary Paugh, Oakland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kiser.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Boldcn Funeral Home on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock with
Rev. J. +. Johnson officiating. Inter
ment was in Oakland cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Mr. and Mrs. John Rcmbold, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, were Sunday guests
Of relatives in this area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Hamstead and
daughter. son and daughter-in-law,
weekend with Mrs Hamstead's
father, Grant Judy, at the old Judy
homestead at Eglon, which is now
owned by Mr.. Judy's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Artenis
Harsh.
The annual Arnold reunion will be
held Sunday, August p, at the usual
place near Eglon. Among other en-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

tcrtanmcnt "A choir from Meyersdale
will entertain with various songs.
This choir will also render musical
program Sunday evening at Maple
Spring church Come and bring your
friends.
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TaSker Reunion

The annual Tasker reunion will be
held at Bell Tasker's in the Bethle-
hem settlement, Sunday, August rs.
All relatives and friends are invited
to come and bring a basket.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-08-18

Slabaugh's were Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Shenk, Mrs. Robert Grcathouse
and daughters Peggy and Jean, of
Akron, O., and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wrote and daughter Margaret, of
Detroit. Mich.
Evening star., 1949-10-19
INSTRUCTION COURSES

fIANO NsTRUCTIoN-Grad. Man
haitian School of Music, beginners,
advanced: classical, popular; down
town studio; So lesson. ST. 6oe4,
GROUP OF NURSES desire coaching
nurses. Box 4s9-E. Star. %.
VOCALISTS-Coaching. accomp.; o5
ga1IssesT years exper, all types music; 225S
ture: ali subjects taught Approved
by Government for CT training. day
BEAUTY COLLEGE. I2io g st. NV
HANDWRiTrNe INSTRUCTION, indi-
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. vs. dual fs; con-
lessons sS5 safs SEQ nc WI Pf0I 45oo Instructors
REAL ESTATE CLASS now forming
starts Monday. October :31st: 8 to
10 pm. Phone for. applic alton or
n!ted HTSR Dy MARSHALL Rsat Put wAPE u Ph f!ssi sa
sroP 1e5P 81 sTAaMEkR2kGs MIMI R, sa4s; @ Speech cor.
rection. public speaking and per
sopality .deVelopment can help you
as ashssH ep hs You p0WfE For to fee
PARKER SCHOOL OF PERSONAL
ITY DEVELOPMENT AND SPEECH
IMPROVEMENT, 1888 18th st. NV
18th successful year in the Nation S
CAPITAL
TUTORING. elementary. h. S. sub
jects: remedial vocational guidance.
pr; OF PSYCHOLOGY. IA. 1741,
shorthand, touch tipping. bookkeep-
Ing. comptometer at BOYD SCHOOL.
700 18th, cor G. MA 2340. Fully
accredited, GI approved. Top SAL
aried positions Small classes. In
dividual promotion.
Modern raining In all subjects; day,
night and part-time classes. Get
our free catalogue. MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL, 1340 N; Y. ave.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont, }

49,
CLERK-TYPIsT. general once work,
8 yrs. exper:, available lmmed.;
8 days $50 wk. Box 1896 Star.
cLERK-TYPIsT-Youne woman, col
ored, capable. college education, de-
sires office work, but will accept
other work. preferably light house
sSsa so1a; will consider living in; 90. W.
COMPANION and home nursing, semi
invalid or elderly person, by refined,
cheerful disposition. Ref Ho. 6a3i.
DENTAL ASST. desires position Ex-
ppsi PEI Write dter Box @ ia2-G' star; p.
cooking. Call TR. 1000. Has refer
ence. Ask for EVELYN
GIRL. colored, 25. wishes Job as char
woman, dishwasher or maid: night
work. Refs. FRANCES. LU. 3-6s53.
GRAD. NURSE, colored. experienced.
rsfined care elderly or invalid case,
MEDICAL TECHN1c1AN. registered,
exper., desires work in pathological
lab. MRS. PoMPILo. Adams 4a75.
MOTHER, 2s, fond Of children, with
son. 8, desires position in nursery
school; exp. quail. piano. art, tap,
acrobatics. swimming and typing.
VIII accept other similar position or
as housekeeper for working parents,
live in. SH. 9374 10.
NURSE. hospital trained, 8 yrs
experience; pvt. duty in home de-
sired; references. Phone XII. S-a61S.
NURSE. white, settled. excel. refs,
health card. care of child over Q,
PART-TIME OFFICE TYPIsT or gift
'aHs Shop c,e7king 1n nsog ls-e pm; 8 yrs. col
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, settled,
desires adult case; live in. ME.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, young,
needs night duty tconsider institu-
tom. Refs. UN. 1856. 23.
RESIDENT MANAGER-Exper. busi-
ness woman desires position resident
manager. fine apt. Accustomed pub
lie relations training, supervising
employees. MI. GAG Ext. 3O5, -24
STENOG. AND TYPIST. thoroughly
trained and experA 4 hrs. mornings,
; days wk. Box 126-G. Star:
TfPIST desires work at home cut
ting stencils. addressing envelopes,
etc. 10. 3-a341.
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work
cleaning, or night. cleaning Offices
ME-. 1854.
RELIABLE colored girl desires lob
as bus girl or in doctors ofice. EX
655i.
Evening star., 1949-10-19
TELEVISION
BARGAIN SALE
BRAND NEW MODELS
BEFORE YOU BUY CHECK OUR
PRICES. so LOW THAT WE ARE
SCRAPING THE BOTTOM-ON
MOST MODELS.
E-Z TERMS
ALPERSTEINS
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA csso

IELEyISION SETS up to 4OeS OF
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed. Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
esms ant koYAt ssSy ,sfns ap
PLIANGE Co.. 1sl1 Nichols ave.
TV AND RADIO should be an integral
part OF your home. For honest ad-
MS fH1sni an ensinssT sNc1SENETN GENERA
TYPEwRirsR. TERI Royal, sSs.i An new; l'os Safe
= wssssg mas Ale; etc. AT. e5s3. 20
portables; bargains. Quick repair
70 cHaREEs rs e5PfE oFcE !ns2Es sAcAkEs Ass
TYPEWRIrEKs. s eGl new 1Sta and RE ressiis: bsIs
nice selections for the student: l.
". guar: terms. Our seth year
AMERICAN 1aa7 = Hs,,.,I TYPEWRITER CO..
Sat: Sc. Branch. 3ss Pa. ave-; ave. ins. s.s..
VACUUM CLEANER, Electroiux, all
ttachments. S25. Sewing machine.
seiee.:. Westinghouse. desk, S75. ST.
wAsHEes-we 4, IiE rs are oyerstocked on
at greatly reduced prices. Save $25,
select stock, representins 8 leading
70 pay: AIsERsTrEEfiNTs EIEcTRic Il & ffsts
VILLAGE, 224 Carroll ave, Takoma
Park, Md, SH 27O0, SH. 1893.
Open Mon, Thurs and Sat. till 8.
WASHING MACHINE, good condition,
wAsHiNes sDsi DsAeaixEa: s r.. .rso1 ssa4 auto. AUTO
masic. new. but slightly dented:
. $229 model, S14e.6O STAR RA.
DIo CO. 4o9 llth st. NV.
an Nocr models: last years models
Tin 8. RoYkf APPLIANCE CO. co.
1el1 Nichols ~. 80. At. 70o0.
Evening star., 1949-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SSsS1NtNkSSS FSN SAkG
WASHING MACHINES. trade-ins; as
Is; $40, P. o; SMITH S. & S,
INC, 1874 H st. ne. Ii. 3-2545.
WASHING MACHINE. Apex. new "a.
horsepower motor, $50. Sligo 5oSs
after ) pm. -2l
WATER HEATERS. new. used. lead.
ing makes; terms. JOHN G. WEB
STER. 627 F st. NV. ST 800.
WEDDING DRESS and bridesmaid
gown. size IA; both for S75. IA.
YOUTH BED, springs, mattress in
cluded; S25. CHI. O95a 10
COAL-FIRED heating and air-condi-
tioning system. installed for broom
house; complete with fan and con-
troll; S345. kLOMP-AIR SYSTEMS,
you CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several floor sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
qua rantee: also student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR, INC. 1900 G st. NV. MA.
LAWYER. retiring from practice,
will sell D. C.. reports, century and
decennial dlsits, u S. statistics.
lawyers reports and miscellaneous
books. Apply Mr.. Jones. NAT. LAW
BOOK CO, 10 18th ct n u D1s
Evening star., 1949-10-19
SITUATIONS poMEs1Ic

COOK AND LAUNDRESS, first class,
colored. desires work by the day or
= c2,day week. NO. $3.50,
desires afternoon work Mon Friday;
nv: section; refs. HU. alO4.
G H. W., woman, col. desires 3 days
WORK WORK cleaning and ironing. etc. AID.
G.HW.-colored woman wants days
He Terk or or steady Mon. Wed, Fridays.
GIRL. colored, would like days work
or part-time work Call TR. 61.l.
GIRL, colored, wishes work for Tues.
Wed Thurs: good cleaner and laun-
G GIRL, RI. colored; ds desires 3 steady days
GIRL, colored. wishes job as kitchen
helper or mothers helper. Call AT.
GIRL: colored. Is. want. work as
mssS aosS, e Ert tnu5ssemaid' I live in DE,
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work
days a wk.; refs. DE. 1859. Apt.
GIRL. colored, wants rh.w., live in;
care for child: Can LOUISA WOOD
GIRL. colored. desires care of / or .
children: colored employed couple,
light housework. no cooking; live in:
ne. ne apt; s= Sat-. Sun. of; SIS per wk,
HoUsEKEEPER, Spanish girl, would
like to work in American home:
live in: exper: Box 1896. Star. .
LADY would like curtains to stretch
at home, experienced. Phone AK.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work;
good reference and experience.
Phone Ii. 7-s930.
WOMAN, colored. wants job as maid
cook, STAYING in: refs. HO 472s.
WOMAN, white exper., wishes plain
cooking and i.h.w.: will plan menu
and do marketing: also care for
invalid; days, 10 through din
ner. S25. City only. Ii. 3-263a.
WOMAN wishes days work or part
time; employed couple or ONCE
work: reference. Ii 3-67s0. 1as
fHoMpsoN ffK TSss MI. ao74. MRS. L.
WOMAN, colored, with ref, wants
day work. Call LU. 3-3272. 1as
SWEDISH HOCSEKEEPER, exper.,
for empl. adults; 5-day week: live
DAYS WORK BY reliable colored
woman; references. Phone LU.
2 coIoRED GIRLS desire jobs. ~ r.h.
". stay in or out HU. 3541,
Evening star., 1949-10-19
ROOMING BEAUTY
RESTAURANT, LIQUOR Ii.

RESTAURANT, LIQUOR IL
CENSE, ENTIRE BLDG,
AIR COND. APT. AND LGE.
OFFICE ABOVE. $4,000
r E EMILY SPENT ON
N EW FIX IT UR ES AND
B UILDIN 10 YEAR
TRANSFERABLE LEASE.
HAS A BALANCED DAY
AND NIGHT TRADE AT
GOOD PRICES, CATERING
TO BETTER CLIENTELE.
CROSSING $270 DAILY
NOW, BUT POSITIVELY
WILL HIT $3.50 DAILY IN
SHORT TIME WITH EX-
PERIENCED OWNERSHIP.
CAN PROVE THIS POSI-
BILITY. OWNER IN EN-
TIRELY DIFFERENT TYPE
BUSINESS. WILL CON-
SIDER A PARTNER WITH
PROVEN EXPER. AND RE-
LIABILITY. THIS SPOT
HAS ATMOSPHERE AND
CHARM. BRAND NEW
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM,
AND WILL IN MY OPIN-
ION, MAKE A NAME FOR
ITSELF. ONLY S12,500
CASH WILL HANDLE. BAL.
ONLY $3.50 MO. AT 40.
LES SHILBY
EXCLUSIVE BROKER, 1909
CONN. AVE. PHONE, DU.
9188.
Evening star., 1949-10-19
HELP WoMEN Cont. J

s person i5hs, DiPioMHT COFFEE SHOP, r
wATTRsEEsssEs.' White whit; c2). No tavern
waitress need apply. French and
1aaR 7zRx is1sss REsA6RRE7 ARRS IN ilss nsfisR sh
WOMAN, st il, white. fully familiar With
fine hand laundry business; manage
store: Box 2o9-H, Star. ~
child. no housework; rm. and board
plus. 500 mo. Exper.; refs. and
medical report nee. Call eyes,
WOMAN, cultivated. intelligent, pa
ssa espfo 10 s Of tee beoF duss d
partment of a large downtown book
store. Experience preferred but not
necessary. Apply in own handwrit-
ing. inE give age references. Box
YOUNG WOMAN. experienced. drugs,
cosmetics. sundries, etc; excellent
ss - ss4ss' sss RIVER XIV e rzRRAcE
HoME.s6GSD ennEs6GS pEorLE-1t you have
telephone here's an opportunity to
convert time into money; no ex
per. PEI; nee. nee. VIII Vi, be trained. WHITE
AaazfNG Asaials AZ 1SaF ofTER-s4o is yours mls for
cards with or without name. Free
samples. Other boxes on approval.
Including television card. Cute plass-
tic assortments, Write today: It
sHsiS cARD pS5nns co + white fEy fans feaEEREE9Yt EY
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
an exceptional woman with back
gound in teaching, sales and organ
ilzation work as district manager.
HstioDs Nstions1 sdyertising with famSus
training material with slide sound
hlm, make this a preferred position
for woman who wants to work
for a $1,000 to $4,000 annual in
and concerns hne silver. You will
have the backing of one of the. most
progressive and largest Arms IN its
field. Must have car and be free to
write giving full details Of educa-
tion and experience and phone num-
Der to A. w. TINSLEY. Box 231-H.
AMsAzrNG. We guarantee you $50 for
las selling Uo aoo nS1es 90 and q tor or 81 1mss Rss
name on. Napkins and stationery,
Costs nothing to try. Samples on
approval, MERIT, $40 Plane ST..
Dept. 40. Newark 2. N. J.
WE ARE EXPANDING our orssniza-
ton and positions are open for
educated, capable women. II you
are interested in career which
will provide financial security and
pleasant association through direct
ing a nationally sponsored program
for girls and women, we are in
terested in Interviewing you. Teach
ing. organization or sales experience
preferred. Car nee. for local driving
For personal interview, write. giving
qualifications and phone number
Box 149-D, Star. lie
ANY WOMAN can earn S23 wkly.,
set dresses free. taking orders in
SPARE time. Write MAISONETTE
FROCKS, Wash. 13. D. c. 20
Evening star., 1949-10-19
HELP DoMESTIc

his hrs. week small family family; must be be
well qualified. Co. 1s4s.
COOK-G,H.W.. Irish or European,
quarters. Must be thoroushly exper.
cotpLEEs 9I LLE4o, experienced: man to do
butter, ehauffeur and downstairss
work. Wife must be exc. cook and
references rel Mes. e Wo oolas sHsiae'0fs 20 s1'Si
COUPLE. white; sh.w., cooking. driv-
ing; must be fully qualified; local
Isi, Ifsfsrencs nc, re95ired w do For further de-
CIV. BET. 25 and s5, experienced.
references, fond of children: no
ironing; live IN some nights or all
nights, s1oo mo. 64os 18th st, Nv.
GHw., experienced, cook. part-time
vile, 5ls days, $50 q m. to $ pm; ;
GIRL OR WOMAN. white; child care
s1e sna hesseWGrk Resk xxi ye Wo IN ass5 refs req
HoTsEKEEPER. motheriess home;
salary small. good home. Box
HousfksEpER sii' Competent young
woman. white, not over 35. con-
kcIIdlS &OllHU Oh CIlllQIel, WllIlDS
worker; share home. board and
and care Of school-ase girls in
motherless home; Would consider
woman with child. FIR. 0oo3. --21
HOUSEKEEPER, experienced. to live
plain cookins. and iisht laundry.
Only person Of good character with
HoUsEKEEPER. white, age 25-45.
ss Stssdy cb92.n pGssion v. small Ra h9ms asin must
HousEwoRKER for family with 8
assorssseTn; ess i've IN; s-dsy Sssk;
MAP us o s09d FOND s0oa & sRd eSdsn
reaured a iesa' En- Esi. sna si4a ne'i'n eetsa'e
MAID; good. general; plain cook, fond
q children; live I'M s22 to s26.
nsP ssP2 ss flssn nss tsSG" ds at '1s sDt .1s
31l2 Bladensburg I'd. ..
WOMAN. good cleaner, responsible,
likes children; light laundry; recent
s?s.4o, e to sta start; +, Apply over dyug-
EXPERT MAID. white; sh.w.. cook
ing adults. school-age children;
must have local ref; other help en-
loyeds excellent salary. OR. 4743.
REFINED WHITE WOMAN, willing to
care for home and two school-age
children while mother is in hospital.
Also help for week following moth
er,!s return home. Live in prefer
YoGNe eStE; % eoLoRES SsEf; GIRL would MsH ike
days work. NE. 37e5 bet. 9-12 .
DIPLOMATS WIFE requires help
with 9-month-old baby; prefer dis
placed person. Live in; salary $50
mo- OW 503S 30
Evening star., 1949-10-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

oVSiNeSS OrpON UNIFIED
CLEANING STORE-S3OO weekly;
s!ss; ;s ssss IL SSS'' sSSi es%
FOX oTo' TOURIST HOMES. tourist aS
and taverns on Washinston and
Baltimore ,boulevards. See us, We
specialize ALVIN EPLING, 5sOs
Baltimore blvd. Hyatts.. Md. UN.
FOR sALE-Ladies' millinery shop
9n a. kaas sszs st. Alexandria Va phens phe
center, $1,000 weekly bus, b-yr.
lease. well stocked and equipped:
money-making proposition: own
er disabled. will sacrifice. Inspec-
ton invited. For apt, *. 521s.
BAKERY-PAsTRY SHOP. excellent
downtown location. old establish
due to illness. For details and
appt.. J. B. MALLos. Elk. 521s.
WANTED TO BUY, established re-
volume or more; will take over lease.
BERM!AN's. 1872 7th st. NV,
PASTRY HSi i? SHOP. small retail. for Ss Sale
cheap. Terms. Call FA. 7144; -19
Twins A? sasftss5s; Day So' Se''' eSso; Ss9
Beauty SHOP, With apartment: rent
only S105; modern equipment and
doing MICE business. If sold this
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