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Evening star., 1949-02-09
RrpAlRs AND sERvIcE (cent. ,
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANEb. 80

VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, 9Sc
up to 8 it. wide and z #. long.
bv s'e our youi modern % 'ruh maehine method M
WASHINGTON SHADE g. AWNING
CO. 2021 18th st. NV. tDU $500
WRECKING a speciality: buildings
torn down and raised; free estimates.
E. & B. CO.. RE. 5212; ewes. VI.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

TYPIST (F.) ne. sec. 5-day wk.. $50
wk.; clerk-typiSt, nr. Silver Spring.
5 da. $40; typist, religious, Prot.
ST 800; Typist. motion pictures. $40:
PIX typist. hospital. Sl75 mo. {:
dozens OF others daily. Open $50
to daily. See Miss Evans today.
BOYD'S, 700 18th. cor. @. MA.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
HELP poMESTIc

COOK no heavy laundry: ex-
perienced and refined colored woman
for physicians home; live in. S25
per week. WI. $3.50. -12
COOK. G.H.W.. colored, for small
Geo-eetown family: cheerful sur
roundires: live in; 5a-day wk.;
salary. 500. 3028 N st. NV. MI.
2125.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
SpcV -StonnS

Embassy contacts. s235 to So6o; ex-
ecuiive, S225 to $3.50; placement
service, export-import, steamship
linee. real estate. medical publica-
tions. S217 to $3.50 receptionist-
stenos, 5000. NATIONAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE. 17Os G st
Evening star., 1949-02-09
CLERK K-TYPIST

Age 2o-30-The Evening Star has
an opening in the classified adver-
for an accurate typist with a 5000
telephone voice, who is capable and
would enjoy rendering service to
customers by telephone The hours
are 4 days a week, 1870 pm. to
s5o PM aa ,nf.F.staa safaddays spn,S n.Tson m 10
mel ofhce Room 5O4e.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-02-09
1923 M st. NV. Elk. b1Sl.

GROCERY. BEER-colored, $1,000
weekly business. chance to double.
low rent. long lease. nice apt,
Priced to buy,
ocery--E"cellent buy, small down
payment, beautiful fixtures, 1000
weekly. Can increase Schwartz,
win <SEIGEL, FlX. 25, :, ia. n256
$500 daily business
low rent, very snort hours. Closed
Sundays. holidays. zopal. Elk. 250l.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
MAINTENANCE MAN

Are you looking for q producer? II
so. I am looking for you. rate
Al as a paperhaneer interior
painter, heating maintenance man
Can estimate. manage crews Of
workmen as well as give an honest
dav's work for honest remuneration; :.
married, want job with future either
with real estate development or with
large contractor; willing to begin at
Ss5 per week what have you to
ofero Call TIE S743
Evening star., 1949-02-09
MoTcR TRAVEL

MATURE MAN to drive new car to
Ark. at once: not lob. Just free
transp.; gas allowance. Ii. 474S.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING and income tax serv-
ice; small business accounts a spe-
cialty. Reasonable rates. ia. s1s5.
THE SELLERS" MARKET is a thins
of the past. Be prepared to meet this
new market and meet 1t with fresh
straight forward aggressive pro-
gram For this program. call SH.
5Sl3 III
Al Secretary (F.), $50 Wk.
Under 30. pref technical training.
will pay more, II auaiifled, Legal
law secy. exper.. S65 wk. Assoc.
secy., neat. personality, $50: Secy..
mfr. rep. secy. $3.50; Natl. trade
assoc secy.. some editing work. real
future. start $3.50 up Need goo
new applicants daily. thouss nds
placed annually. Hrs. $50 to $50
daily. ) floors. Cor. 18th and G.
Est. 80 yrs. See Misses White, Lee
or Rose Visit today.
Boyd, 700 18th, MA. 2340
Evening star., 1949-02-09
DOMESTIC

WE HAVE 1st CLASS COLoRED help
full or part time: also dayworkers
AID O639 PRUDENTIAL EMPLOY.
MENT SERVICE. 1853 Wallach pl
Evening star., 1949-02-09
IE EVENING STAR
t1pt n. k,-e ~ III 10

CLERK -TYPIST
Between 1928 yrs. of age with
knowledge of automobile insurance
rates; pleasant ONCE conditions and
permanent position for industrious
individual. RIM. 1116. woodward
Bldg. 10
Evening star., 1949-02-09
SAT,ESWOMEN

For our new Silver Spring store,
openinc snor: experiepced for coats.
suits. dresses. sportswear and mil
linery. Apply personnel ONCE. 1th
floor.
JELLEFF'S
1o141o2O ST NV a
Evening star., 1949-02-09

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
CI.EPK-TVPIST

OIIIVIA Z Z 10
Between the ages OF 90 and 30. for
permanent position with newspaper;
must be high school graduate and be
able to pass physical examination
40-hour week: olanned salary ad-
vancements and exceptional employ
ment advantages. Apply personnel
ONCE. Room 504. Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ot q, h,a
Evening star., 1949-02-09

SALESWOMEN
openings. excel. oppor:
F1LENE co-oPERATfVE DEPT
STORE. Shirlington Business Center
Arlington. Va 10
Evening star., 1949-02-09
GIRLS

Are you looking for interesting work,
good wages, regular increases,
pleasant surroundings. 5-day week?
Visit our employment ONCE, e1s q
G St NV. $50 am to 8 pm
Monday through Friday.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
sALEsLADY for busy coat and suit
dept. Permanent, attr. position
Experienced only.
JOSEPH R. HARRIS co.
n,1A ~ O. 4
Evening star., 1949-02-09
SUPER MARKET
DRUGSTORE

Beautifully equipped upper Wis. ave:
cor.-Wkly. bus. $4,000 cash and
carry. Can be doubled by an exp
operator Sl4 500 l.s.b. with u
Evening star., 1949-02-09

TOURIST HOME, 1o rms. az baths,
fronting 100 It. on Annapolis I'd.
overlooking the Capitol, beautifully
handicapped. bsmt. oil h.-w.h. a
home and income; only s $500 easy
terms. ALVIN EPLING. UN. O313.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

Kosher Delicatessen
Old established store of the better
kind Owner quotes $1,000 a week
Coed size store with low rent, long
lease Priced right for a quick sale
with $4,000 cash as down payment;
will also consider a partner. Ex-
elusive with
LEON GOODMAN
isd lsd1 s7oarx. Conn; ays e. &C. s9s, $780, nights
Evening star., 1949-02-09

RESTAURANT SPECIAL
Income over $3.50 week. Excl. Ak
lures; rent s75 per mo. incl. 3-rm.
apt: Ayr. lease $1,000 down. easy
terms. r. A. BROWNE. 21os Yer
mont ave NV MI O2lS, NO. 3421.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

TOURIST COURTS and tourist homes
on Baltimore and Washington blvd.
$4,000 to $50. .00N. For informa-
ton call ALVIN EPL1NG. UN. 03l3
Evening star., 1949-02-09
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave, RE 5140.
TAVEPN TJOTTOR PEER

TAVERN, LIQUOR, BEER
e-yr. lease, approx 60 seats, excel
lent NV location, excellent equip
ment; easy and handy to operate:
New stainless steel walk-in box and
refrigeration Ideal for couple: need
only or employees C. W.
EGGLETON. to buy or sell. S6l :
14th st NV, DU. 5051; residence,
DU. O14T Ill
Evening star., 1949-02-09
RESTAURANT BUYERS

I have night clubs and taverns for
sale located from NV. Conn. ave.
to Sc Washington in GOOD strategic
location, any size and seating capac-
ity, up to 200 people Priced from
50. .0o0 to 600 with good terms
to buy or sell. 36l1 J 4th st. NV,
QII Slh1. Residence Dill n141 IL
Evening star., 1949-02-09

S225-S25O day in top corner location
$4,000 down
NOVELTY STORE
Adioins downtown movie-Owner Ill
and can be Eotght for $4,000, which
is barely the value OF the STOCK.
BILL SIMONS
Evening star., 1949-02-09

i'I y - iioi-O - : =,
FRENCH BAKERY
Located lust opp Mayflower Hotel
quarters upstairs. clean excel. EQUIP,
a reel oppcrtunity for a capaole
operator: nrice incl. equip. furni-
ture and business. S14 800. Terms.
A. r. SEELYE, 400 L st. NV. ID.
S325
Evening star., 1949-02-09

II ROOMS; INC, $43O
Rent, S155; lease; oil heat; NJ st.
near 14th; nicely furnished; $1,000
down. ST. 5757.
C. ]. YOUNG. BROKER
Evening star., 1949-02-09

SANDWICH SHOP and luncheonette.
on very busy NV corner: excellent
opportunity for right party: only
$4,000 complete. KAY REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

ETC.-Household fur
niture. including hlgh-grade new up
holstered livins room groups. odd
sofas. chairs and tables, new gold
jewelry. small diamonds. radios. re-
. friSerators, etc. BY order storage
from business and other consisnors:
at WFSCHLER' AUCTION. 9O5 E
st. NV, Friday, commencing $40.
am. Chests of drawers, dressers,
twin and double beds. box and coil
springs, sterilized mattresses. ma
hosany dining and bedroom groups.
studio and sofa beds, wardrobe,
metal utility and kitchen cabinets.
tables, chairs, etc. also stock OF
new gold jewelry including we'll
known makes of watches. small dia-
monds, rings, pins, bracelets, ear
Evening star., 1949-02-09

RESTAURANT
With 2 complete apis. doing a nice
business. 2a-year lease.
RADIO SHOP
Rent 500 includes nice apt. Does a
nice little business. 5-year lease.
COlOred Restaurant
and night club. Serves mixed drinks.
FORD E. MORGAN, Sr.. RE. 4910;
ewes TF 626o 10
Evening star., 1949-02-09

URNl1JRE-Mahog. Duncan Phyfe
drop-leaf table; exl2 Bigelow Beau
vais wine rug, excel. cond. WI.
5ua1. 10
back wing chairs. peri. cond, S1oo
ca: ANTIQUE slant-top pine desk, S25.
Cell WI. 6110. 10
FURN.-Double bed. complete; abso.
lutely clean bookcase, small buffet.
chairs, other pieces. HY. 0562.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

ROOmlng HOUSE Buyers
$3.50 down, up; most any size roomins
business In some of the best renting
loca tions. We will gladly call for you
in car and show you these places.
If interested. phone or see
EDWIN l.. ELLIS
Evening star., 1949-02-09
R0OMING HOusE APIS and ROOF

BOOMING HOUSE APTS. and rooms,
near 18TH and Que sts. NV; 9 rms,
3 baths. Sl25 rent lease. priced to
sell. $3.50 down, EDWIN J., ELLIS,
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 514U.
HARDWARE. Does S250S30O daily
Owner retirins. Must sell DE
SHAZO d RESSEGGER. 1424 K
Evening star., 1949-02-09

FTRNTTCRE-RocK maple chest on
chest dresser, bed, compl set S99.
or separately. Studio couches, $25.
Dhle. or single Hollywood beds, $15,
SIS. S35. Broadloom rugs $29, $35,
oxl2 Administer rugs, $40, SEQ.
Kerminshah Oriental rug, bargain.
Wool runner, $50 yd. Lounge
chairs. $40. 500 $50 Sofa beds.
S25, S35. 2-pc. liv rm, sets, S55,
barsain Nah. Duncan Phyfe sofa.
$50. Drop leaf tables, S15. S25.
S35. Desks, $40. $50. Beds S5,
$40 Coil springs, s.. 1nnerspring
mattresses SO. SIS. $50. Misc.
1~AS 7 ~ ~ DT SOaJ IN
Evening star., 1949-02-09

Sandwich Shop, Pastry
Penn ave. n.w.-S70O wkly inc; ex-
cellent profit long lease; $4,000 dn.
Coffee SHOP, est by owner. u yrs:
over S400 vkly inc: mr. 18th and
Pa ave; approx. 40cs profit; S.
500 down Many others.
PASTOR & LUTZ. INC.
1929 Vermont ave. NV. Elk. 2555
Evening star., 1949-02-09

WAVERLEY sANITARIUM, Rockville
pike. miles from Bethesda; few
vacancies; fully licensed, nursing
care "a hrs. day. Call WI 1907.
Evening star., 1949-02-09
GIFT SHOP
YOII SAID TT

S4 900 dn. buvs property, furniture.
business and store; on Nj. Pleasant
St. near Lamont NV. income $500
mthly, plus : rms. and . baths for
owner: lst comm. property: q real
moneymaker. Ex 1855 once open
Sunday, IL to 4.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

FURNITURE-Your old living room
furniture made like new; 35 years
experience; including material sofa
and chair, S6a workmanship guar
anteed LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER-
ING CO.. 2509 14th st. NV. CO.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

IUIU VFTMUrIC ave-, HE. 5I I7U.
LOVELY, EXQUISITE
Let's say it again; lovely. exquisite,
that's the only terms to describe
this giant super market. DGS self
serv store. r. l. ave. ne: rent only
S"25 monthly (sorry no living quar-
tersr; Tyr. lease: average $3.50
wklv sales; you must. YOU Just must
see this store: may trade for smaller
store EX. 1855.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-09

DRY CLEANING STORE established
over 20 years: selling due to owners
death: pressing machine and sewing
machine: reasonable rent. Best offer.
TR. 912S. 426 sth st. Sc. IL
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
FOR RENT
OFFICE space, Koslosky Bldg Chamber Hears Colony Day Plans For HoII

Clayton Esslinger and Clare Stock, returning Washington travellers, assigned still another project to the Valley Chamber of Commerce recently, when commenting on the highlights of their trip. They told of visit ing the office of Arthur Orr, the chairman of the House Sub-com- mittee on agricultural appropri- ations, where they found the walls decorated with mammoth photographs of the important agricultural areas of the United States.
 Since the Matanuska Valley was not represented, the pair told MT. Orr his collection was incomplete, and promised that the missing prints would be sup piled by the Valley Chamber of Commerce. The matter was dis cusSed at the recent board meet ing, and it was decided to ask The Alaska Railroad to search it's files for prints of agricultural scenes from the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Community Calendar

Thursday NORTHLAND Pioneer Grange initiation meeting at Palmer Gym at 8 p. m.
 Friday VETERANS Farm Class at Wa silla School at 8 p. m. COLONY DAY committee meets in old library at Rec Hall at 8 D. m.
 Saturday DINNER at Moose Hut for Lodge members and their in vited guests from 6:30 to 3::30 p. m. JUNIOR PROM at Gymnasium from 800 p. m. to 100 a. m.
 Monday VETERANS. Farm Class at Pal mer School at 8 p. m. CITIZENS Committee at Ma CdEuSka valley bank at i.3U D. m.
 Tuesday LADIES' AID of United Protes- tant Church meets at church at 10 a. m.
 Wednesday CHAMBER OF COMMERCE will meet at MatanuSka Hotel at noon. MATANUSKA VALLEY Sports men meet at Rifle Range at 8 p. m. LADIES' AID of St. Johns Lu- theran Church meets at par sonage at 8 p. m.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
BOUWENS LAID LOW

First baseball victim of the in- fant spring season was Wayne Bouwens. Wayne got in the way of a bat at practice Monday af- ternoon, and is now nursing a Well-stitched scalp.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
PLAY NETS $13O.49

The three-act comedy Wed ding Spells, produced by the senior class of Palmer High School last Saturday evening, re- turned $13O.49 net to the senior class coffers. Gross gate receipts totalled $256.55.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
Mailed to all points in Alaska and the United States
DANIELS-- In The Lions Den

DANIELS -- In The Lions Den
 proclamaons by the president of the United the governor of Alaska this week aside Day within the United that day. youths attained their majority during the year, newynataled citizens of the and all Americans everywhere together recognition of those things that of Americans
 To each of this day something different To the thinking young people who reach their right take their position among Americas citizens day will symbol the things they do To many of youth the day will bring thoughts of cange-hc changes they bring effect make this nation better nation in which to live
 To youth the realization of their Americansm will be a cha engen their young selhn the day will bring thoughts of what it be American, but what it will be American in the world they wish
 To those of us who older the day will bring thoughts of young forward into bigger and better of living To Am An American Day will bring fear and the desperate hope that we may hold to what we have in America.
 We did in youth the shortcomings apparent those who after but also that which have lar better than that which others have And we know fear in facing the future fear that the freedoms the opportunities have known Americans may remain with always. We have learned to look with kepcsm change and esteem the of life in which we now walk.
 To the foreign-born among this day will many things To will be full bellies others heltcring roof the fogetlu comfort and oblivion of life among the many where apart from another for of faith political be- lief or the accident of pigments in the skin.
 To those of us in the Valley reduce the day simpler Palmer right argue for against belief in the incorporation of school It right appear before school board to protest decision with which do not agree.
 To be American in Alaska in the Ma'anuska Valley, live life made up many little rights To you, gives the right speak you please live the life you choose for yourself long do not ovee conflict with those sefame rights ot your nelghborS
 To be American in Alaska and the Maanuka think choose, and paper those thoughts That my right and long speak the truth there who deny that privilege It the right of every American think for himself speak for himself and put those thoughts into print, if he desires.
 right that is unknown almost twothrd of world today Yet take for granted that do know have Let then May 5 take little be humby grate u for these privileges of We abuse them often, and that right but greatest oense against the privilege of being American failure recognize the great privilege that
 To be American this world of today be part of the greatest generous and sympathetic of nations To closed but inside gate other than the of ability
 The promise of America shines brightly this year of l949 did 400 years ago. If the promise kept who Amer snhobr
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
NEW BRUCE HEIR

MT. and Mrs. Robert Bruce of Palmer became the parents of a son on April 23. The boy was born at the Valley Hospital.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-04-28
CLAS SPEED
 FOR SALE

LARGE house with two cabins. 30 acres of land on Palmer Anchorage Highway. Inquire Mrs. s. L. Davis.
 PRE-FAB house on SkidS; ready to move; for information see or call c. H. Meters. Used records. Your choice popu- lar numbers, polkas, Westerns. B & c Supply.
 DAVENO and chair, dark blue, like new; $100. See Art Madi- son, KoSlosky's Meat Dept. BABY CRIB, high chair, silex, electric grill, hot plate, Ken more vacuum cleaner wat tach., dishes, electric percola- tor, mixing bowls. Louis Un- garo at Monaghan farm.
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