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MAT. 6:l-l5


 your aims before men, to be seen of them: otherwise ye have no re- ward of your Father which is in heaven.
 Therefore when thou doeSt thine aims, do not sound a trum- pet before thee, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may have glory of men. Verify I say unto you, They have their reward.
 But when thou doest aims, let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth:
 That thine aims may be in se- cret: and thy Father which seeth in secret himself shall reward thee openly.
 AND WHEN thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the Synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verify say unto you, They have their reward.
 But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut the door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.
 But when ye pray, use not vain repetitionS, as the heather do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.
 Be not ye therefore like unto them: for your Father knoWeth what things ye have need of, be- fore ye ask him.
 AFTER THIS MANNER there fore pray ye: Our Father which are in heaven, Hallowed be Thy name.
 Thy Kingdom come. Thy Will De done in earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.
 And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: for thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen.
 FOR IF YE forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you:
 But if we forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-10

A great crater in northern Ariz- ona is believed to have been formed by the fall of meteor of an estimated weight of a million tons.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-10
Friday. March 10. 1850
Nome, Alaska, Friday, March 10 1850

Nome Alaska, Friday, March 1O 1850 WHY BRITISH BREAK ALL GAMBLING RECORDS (By Fred G. Clark and Richard Stanton Rimanoczy)
 dispatch from London states the the church has appealed to the to do something to stop the enormous increase in gambling.
 For time now the British people have been on recordbustng spree of betting the ponies the dogs and the football matches.
 The Church of England's committee of gambling ported that, in 1948 betting these three forms of gambling alone amounted to more than $214 billion.
 There is no way of knowing how much the total gambling amounts to because the other forms der-cover and private affairs.
 But $2 billion is about 76fo of the entire income of the British people, and if we to add about 212fo for secret gambling, would get total of 1O%o of the entire income.
 This amounts to about $33 billion, just about the amount spent for clothing.
 The food bill was the only item that was larger
 Now the British have never been any more fond of gambling than any other normal nation of people,
 In fact they have been considered on the tive side But something has happened to make the Brit ish peape the worlds champion gamblers.
 That something very easy to explain: The socialist welfare state under which Britain lives has given the people what they promised-more pay for less work The catch however is that there is nothing to buy with the extra money.
 The people cannot use the money to rent better home because there are no homes to rent.
 They cannot use 1t to buy or better clothing be- cause their ration coupons do not permit it.
 They cannot use 1t to buy more and better food be- cause there is more for sale.
 They spend only much movies, trips etc.. because there only many seats in the theaters and on the trains
 There is no desire in any socialist country to save money invest it in business and this is natur ally true of England today.
 So with $212 $3 billion rattling around in their eanS what natural for the British people to do than to play the ponies the dogacks the football (soc cer) poos drop in the back for game of cards? At least the people get little thrill out of using their money this way, which is than can be said for most of the they put to under the austere welfare state It's great tribute to British people they do much work under these conditions as they do.
 There is not much reason for earning money that can't be spent
 Yet the British workman has shown great devotion to his country and to the for which he voted namely socialism Socialism is not failing Britain be- of the British workers
 Socialism is failing because is socialism, system that stiles human progress and makes like dreary succession of dull tasks.
 succession of dull tasks This determination to see thing through is not limited to Great Britain work by the people of New Zealand and Australia Pa enty and faithfully the people of these parts of the British Empire worked with the Socialist Governments to make their dreams come true.
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HELP DoAEsTlc

COOK AND G.H.W.. fond Of children;
live in; other help empl.; upstairs
rm.: $50. WO. 2009. pr,
G.H.W., good plain cook; must be
fond of children; live in, upstairs
rm,: refs. and exper. necessary.
G.H.w,. must be 1st-class cook and
housekeeper, good laundress; health
card and refs No others need
apply; SH. 269S from $3.50 am.
H0usGKREPER, Sc RlMi refined lady, wishes
companion; small apt, live in. UN.
Ho6sEKEEPER. white, exper.. to live
in; small home: local refs. nee.
MAID, exper.; live in; -g.h.w., plain
cooking; must like children; $25
wk. OIL. 1887. -23
MAID, exper. 20-30; assist with cook
ing. must like children; live in. Box
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN that appre-
ciates a fine home; g.h.w., cook;
reasonable wages, more after trained;
no children; must be settled and
honest. GE. Abs. -22
WOMAN, full care apt, small chill
dren; exper., refs. req.; live in: $50
start. LU. 4-355S.
CoLORED-Upstairs maid, to care
for children and help with laundry
live. in; other help empl.; refs
| good salary. OR. 6S42. -23
COLORED SETTLED LADY who loves
children to look after baby. 16 mos
old: part time; colored family. GE
9I56. -21
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DEEP FREEZE, e., coolerator. 15-ft.
DEEP FREEZER. i2 IT. Cold Spot: all
PG9rssla59; GITSodd AZ mos. old; guarantee. an.
DEHUMiDIFIERs. Special sale on
"GE OASIS UNITS" 20eS more
capacity than comparable models.
Factory warranted for 5 YEARS.
BISHOP EQUIP. CO.. OR. 476g
DESKS, Govt. surplus; executive and
typist, wood and steel; from $3.50
up. H. BAUM g. SON, 616 E st. NV.
DIAMONDS-Lady's SOL. u CT. SIPS;
lady's "a, ct. $3.50; lady's. 70 ct.
"a cts. $500. An prices include
mountings. Trades accepted. LIV-
INGSTON & CO, 1923 H st. NV.
DINING S Il RIM. SUITE, jr.. . pcs,
mahog,:: good condition; best offer,
DINING ROOM SUITE, JR.-Wal.
table, new pads, 4 chairs, buffet;
$50, Recond. Frigidaire; $50. OIL.
D1NiSG ROOM SUITE, Q PC. table,
buffet. server, chairs. Call HI
DINING ROOM SUITS 90. s35 to
SIS; Is 7th st. ne; open to 9
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SHOES = Cancellations, hundreds of
styles. Men, women, children-out-
fit your family in famous-brand
shoes; Lavalle, Valley, De Liso, Sbic-
ca, Paradise, Jarman, Roblee, Ed
wards, Play Poise, ETC.; many had
or more: Air conditioned. LIEBER-
MAN, INC, 3412 14th st. NV, End
floor. Open 10 to 8 pm. TU. 1921.
SIDEBOARD. walnut. and china clos
ct. in good conuiticn. priced low.
Cal Victor 2l95. 80 90
SOFA. beautiful. o;d Empire, newly
upholstered up sden z feet long. $3.50, .. Can
SOFA, modern. SIT. circular; like
DE. 1915. after 5 pm.
SODA FOUNTAIN-Liquor carbonic;
complete with compressor. Call RA.
Iate. model; recondi-
i TYPEWRITER CO. sis l4tb St
STOVE, electric, Hotpoint. $25; Mon
itor washing machine. + lbs, slightly
sTn61S gSed; Sc ooUoMI 9M. 9oIa srie MATTRESSES
Studios AND SOFA BEDS. 81. to
S4S. Is 7ti, st. ne. Open TO o pm.
TELEvIsIoN-some 1850 models at
dig discounts, cash OF terms; 2 years
home he Sa' demonstration, mons All E, w READ
+ SONS. soI4 Nichols ave Sc
TELEyIsIoN, new 1851 models; Il
you have cash see US. PARAMOUNT
CO. 2150 Georgia ave. NV. Hudson
TELEvIsIoN-New models. credit Or
WoopMooR S APsi.iANcEs. ps9.i SI SfSSi ioiSS
=, Golesyille rd.. Silver Spring. -2l
S sost $3So. viii ssSstss ssmSSs fos $iSo
TELEVIsION, Dumont, f9-in. screen.
with :FM radio and RCA .45-r. m.
record player. Excel. cond.. only 4
months m ese1 old bos Must ssS6 Sse5cs m0yng gym
Tues through Sat-; Sun. only FA.
TEIEVIsIoN, RcA; brand-new 1850
models; Greatly reduced for clear
ance. ae WHEELER; ZINC. INC. 4soo WIS.
TELEVIsIoN, 19-inch, Admiral, wal
nut console model with door good
condition. 10. 2-6l05.
rELktIstON SETS ap 10 40% on.
2-year service or all models Last
ssmp.s ysa m9deS snd slas6es Man' 1o,
home demonstration Easy terms
sLfSNeE co&:a & si1 Niehoi' ave ave
riEffryIEsTIoN+ ET +-5t.Ts SETS. brand new. .rv
above cost AMBASSADOR CO, l773
Columbia rd, NV DE 2233 -22
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PIANOS

Three reconditioned. like-new SteinYay
grands, ages 10 to 15 years; all 3
have the latest exclusive Steinway
patented features, including the Ac-
eelerated Action and Diaphragmatic
pianos in every way. We invite you
eAMPsELL G. iss IN MUSIC ShS 5peet co. exclusive fnsm
Steinway dealer, 11os G st. NV,
DI. SAGA. -22
PIANOS FOR RENT = spinets and
consoles Of good makes. Two months
$500. THE PIANO MART. lois 5th
PlRF :'x atuess black Bfockg sa5s Esn s6g5 sg
N st: NV. NO. 1908 WA. 550i'
cut: cut; exeslle1s G ooss condition s175. Gall
PRoJEcToR. i6-mm,, 75o-watt Key
stone; reverse and still features. Ex-
cellent condition, S67. SO. Guaran-
tecd. Open Sat. PEERLESS PAWN
BROKERS EXCHANGE, 912 D st,
RADIO ADJ AMPLIFIER. Aztec Lansing.
and and eeual e. T. Ss2 Ssi2si 'cfsplns: IUL 44ggs4 4g5eamD
RADIO SURPLUS - Chokes. fms,
sOndens'rs, etc; call FA. 1854, after
RANGE. Kenmore. kerosene, $50; So
gal; elec. hot water heater, SIS,
RECORDER. Harrison wire recorder;
excellent condition. List new $149.
Guaranteed, S64 so. Open Sat.
PEERLESS PAWNBRoKERs EX-
CHANGE. g12 D st. NV. RE. 6I99.
fEfRtGEkAToRi IS s46' at disS 9E' old model. as
excellent cond.; $50. Phone AT.
r REfRSiiGERAroR. oE, e-dr.. s-cu.-it.;
ss7s' moS ela de; GEis; s5sos $685. will sell for
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, 8 Gu.
model. Call GE. 5657. -23
REFRIGERATOR, 6-cu.-ft., westing-
house; excel: cond.: $40. cH. 0967.
faElklfnaarSas asle ilon sss gasf JOIN fRres
REFRIGERATOR. GE, 8 it. de luxe;
fns condition; S65. OIL: 71Os.
Il YOU have cash see us. PARA
M,SgSon M0HMT Ssoo S0o 2l0o Georgia ave. NV
REFKIGERAIORS, reconoitioned ike
new. fully guar by our own service
dept Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from $35 up. FREDER
REFRiGEHHToRs. 4o% disc on all
door models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes
qntiI 9 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO;
REFRIGERATORS (5O). all makes,
sizes; rebuilt. guaranteed, S35 up
S2S Upshur st. NV. GE. 0S2S
REFRIGERATOR, 4 GU. it, gas. $50;
in good order. Apply S2s Madison
REFRIGERATOR, '4s westinghouse,
9 GU. it.. like new; 500. Call oV.
REFRIGERATOR - Frigidairc. excel
lent condition. $3.50. guaranteed; !;
call until $50 pm. GE, 9199. ga
REFRIGERATOR Recond.. guar.
p, o. SMITH. S & S. INC, 1874 +
St. ne. Ii. 3-2545. Ii. 3-6O50
REFRIGERATOR, Servel, gas. Z Gu.
IT., excellent condition; $40. Call
81. 1856. -23
REFRIGERATOR-Crosley, 9 Gu. #. {:
good condition; reasonable. NO. 1924.
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ROOMS EuRNIsHED-N.W.

1419 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Comfy quarters for men; see them
yourself; showers. study rm.; down
eS5s tSSn PSRk 5G1stl0rsi R1 s25 no sa -s1 :s,t
Rentle6sn PS6 6sih; AS So; jeeSt SoVt'-emDlOyed
PARK, 3si1 Newark st.
Lge;, 2nd-fl, front rm., pvt. home.
Call OIL. $3.50; gentleman only.
THE JAMEs-Newly dec. rms. in
transp., restaurants: nr. Dupont
Circle. 1721 p st. NV, DU. 1895.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l712 New
rated rooms; daily maid service and
1sGo ssTateP0sfrd sf N% .Syvics rbs NO eb49sS 22sS
maid service; 500 $40 Wk. 1 Also
,dolIble rms, $40 up: NO. 9S6S. 81
1868 PARK RD. N.W.-2nd noor,
slngt slngie himt rmf' radJo adJoining bath: Also
Private home. Reasonable. CO. 2756.
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW mas twin.
bed rm., pvt. bath, shower, 2 large
garage; SO. 'GS 4sa4 isth 9si1 St. ssefTiSe. nS.:
2 LARGE PVT. ROOMS, baths:
large closets; Wardman Park Hotel
SUITE; $3.50 per month. Box 399-R,
1888 N. H. AVE. NV, "rhe Pans.
manian"; lge. cool, clean twin-bed
rms; maid service; reasonable. 20
NEAR 14th AND DECATUR SITS. NV.
= non n-housekeeping rooms in wild.
oWs lovely detached home; refined.
employed ladies preferred: quiet
street: For details call MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV,
CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DISHWASHER, woman. colored. wants
work at night; local reference. co.
GnHI0reH wofE; eood REFS flt5 IT, 4E4hsa E4ns 0:'
GIRL. colored, desires general house
work 5 days a wk.; experienced; call
AID. 74S1. -21
GIRL desires day work. Tues, Wed,
Fri; So and carfare. Ii. 6-7022.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job. g.h.w.: ex-
perienced with personal laundry: no
cooking. FIR. 0647. go"
GIRL. colored. wants job as nurse
maid. willing to stay nights or baby
setter. HI. 1888.
L.H.W.-Wish job with elderly lady:
hrs. per day: no laundry or child
care: Dist. or Va. MRS. POWERS,
1925 NJ st. NV. ME. 5053. 27S
COLORED GIRL desires light house.
work and care Of children. Call LU.
coLoRED GIRL desires s.h.w.. by
day. Mon.-Fri. Phone DE. 9232.
GIRL, exp, desires regu-
lar work as cook or g.h.w. DE. 0364.
GIRL would like g.h.w.,
part time. Or. 1864
GIRL wants general house
work, day or by the week; references.
75c an hour. ST. 021s. -21
YOUNG COLORED GIRL wants work
OF any kind; 5-day wk.; willing, eff
ficient. NE. 1870.
LADY wishes perm. days
work; 5,512 days per wk.; good ref,
DU. 1894.
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FARM 6 GARDEN

TOP SOIL I'LL dirt. blue stone,
manure and road gravel. tree trim:
ming ana removing. SH. 511O. -27
LANDSCAFTNG = Expert soddin1
planting and trimming Of shrubs;
also top soil gravel, blue stone, etc,
faction. Cali Ashton 569s. day or
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces, &IE IRE
places. .fishponds, retaining walls.
oTk nf 'Ffnafi mARcucctasoS s etasS q aoSte Cement
Rockville 1858. ' -''
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other nursery stock now We also
timstes; can lyons NURSERY.
Tel WarfieId 4756 or Union eS36.
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc:
fltiy insured; very yeIy low rates; free
TREE REMOVAL. i or 1000; bldg.
lots cleared; low rates; Ken. blue
and clover Sod top soil. GE. 1857.
3 GANG MOWER, 54-in. cut. $500;
MALL CHAIN SAW. sales and service.
ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
l; ndE H: SG5o! G. CUB B TRACTOR ;, ss4-h,p;.
90 hA0A4 oQpCI "a. CI.-OUS
C" fully hyd. S1.335. MALO.
NEY'S. INC: Silver Spring, SH. 1880,
LANDSCAPING-Spe sodding, 27o
per yd. up; topsoil, grading, blowing,
drlveways, cement and brick work.
retaining walls. Free estimate. Day
or night. HU. S295, HU. 9057. "a
ToPSOH, best quality, any
quantity; quick delivery: driveway
gravel. II. 3-2275, Ii. 4-7534. -25
SODDING, foundation planting, trees
trimmed. slopes and terraces planted,
slate walks, top soil. J. MANGELS,
Ii. 1866. -2I
NEW EQUIP.-Int. Harvester Farmall
cub super A. C. H. M. tractor and
complete line of farm equip, New
Idea. New Holland. Loudoun barn
equip, sprayer-duSters. 1.00O-bu.
grain bin, parts and service
Used eQuip.-F-12 and F-2O on
rubber; 2 12-in. plows H. NJ. No,
221 cultivator, F-20 mower. MA.
LONEY'S, INC, Silver Spring, SH.
~
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DAOh1N r OuO
COR. 9th & G

FUR COAT-Beautiful mink blended
let-out muskrat; almost new, must
sacrifice. Cost $500, will sell half
price: HU. 7700, Ext. $40. -23
burner and necessary controls, 275-
gal. tank; excellent condition; cir
culating pump; summer and winter
hoop-up for domestic hot-water:
$50 1880 M st. Sc vi. 3354.
from rooming house. See
what 500 will buy. 1906 G st: NV.
FURNITURE rooms complete = at a
sacrifice; apt. avail: only to turn.
6uyef yeekdsys gyt Bat bath TU 4Gs3 Sss after
FURNlTURE-Biggs din. rm. table
and chairs, English lounge chair.
Chippendale sofa, Chinese rug; odd
chairs and tables; everything in per-
feet eond; EN-. $3.50. IA
FURNlTuRE-60-in. desk. with post
ure chair, $40; cor bookcase. pract.
mach. used 6 mo-, S65; lawn mower.
hose. etc AP. 1928 after 6:15 pm
or MI. 6565. Ask for MRS. PRICE.
FURNITURE-Dropleaf dining rm.
desk solid mahogany, 500; ? Iiv-
ing, rm. chairs, $50 ea.: hinge top
misc. All excel. value. TIE, 4l87.
FuRNITuRE-a.pc. dining set, Dun
sed sedrm pnyaf saf s1o6 $685. OF S$i2 9s45. MahGS
house, must sell bedroom suite. sofa.
matching chairs, 9X12 rug, mans
wardrobe. double bed. All good con-
dition. Phone 81. 4037; no dealers
DINING RIM maboo
Duncan -Phyfe table; also Duncan
Phfye china cabinet. WI. S9S1.-23
FURNlTURE-Large attrac. din. rm.
buffet; new twin-bed size folding
cot, steel clothes lockers. Also
wash mach: and rug 9x12. All very
owner. due to moving. EN-. 5162,
or business, HO. 901S.
vanity dresser. 2 olson
rugs, taupe, glider (old style). WO.
S03l Sat. or Mon, am. -23
FURNITURE-Old fashion sale; fam
lily leaving country; everything must
dryer, outboard motor, Clothes, toys,
Sat Sun, 6436 Tuscarawas rd.,
Glen Echo Hts, Md. -22
FURNITURE-Special sale. Hide-a-
bed, ,$139: save 500; sterilized studio
sgle. or dble. size; Inner-spring mats,
ST.. $12, SIS; Box springs. $15; Coil
springs, S6 Beds, SIS. $40: 18th
Century Twin beds, S35, $50 pair;
mahog; r. high post, also solid wal
nut Victorian panel twin beds; B.
piece breakfast set. S19; blond
mahog. extension console table, S45;
lounge chairs, SIS, $50, S25: blond
mod. kneehole desk. S45; chest, S45:
Duncan phyfe dropleaf tables S25,
500; end and lamp tables. SO to 81:
coffee tables. 81. SO, SIS; blond
lamp and coffee tables, 81 to S19:
ma pie chest. 800: S2s. other chests.
SO. S15; floor lamps and mirrors
cheap THE HOME SHOP, J745 L
st. r. W. RE. 1851 Terms. Friday.
10 to @: daily 10 to 6; Sunday. / to 6.
7-pc bedrm suite,
complete liv. rm. suite. dinette set;
lined oak. GIL. 4400. Ext. a17. 20
Crosley Shelvador,
Bendix and Persian rugs. Call Wo.
OF 2-BEDRM. Art
Cheap for quick sale; giving UP apt.
1886 G Bt. Sc, Apt. 80. 22s
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RIFLES nm. Mauser, G. 33-4O,
| with Weaver scope, and sling; Sport
er; $S5, or best offer. VI. 459S
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTER, experienced; will stay
with children by hour, day or week.
EX. S07l.
position to lady: cheerful, most
dependable; can travel. IA. 0264.
21"
NURSE, practical, col, wants day or
night work, for chronically i'll. LU.
4-67q2.
lady bed patient; best references.
TO. 6163. -2l
EXPERIENCED and efficient secretary
desires time typing at home;
all types. RA $3.50. -22
COLORED GIRL wishes lob. kitchen
help, diShwasher. bus girl, nurse
maid no. S1n9
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. !,

CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electrl.
cally EaZor-kleened or no charge.
ROTO-ROOTER. Phone HA RSRa
anv day. any night.
DIGGING, footing poring, Easements,
1865. 90"
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re-
pairs, short circuit. small Jobs done
immed. Call any time, RIA. 2222.
"a
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv.
Ice A C. ECTRIC co RA k2hc
Evening star., 1950-07-21
SITUATIONS MEN (
ACCOUNTING
BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
COMPLETE BOOKS-STATEME
TAX RETURNS
REASONABLE. SH. S2S2, Ewes.

BOY. 10. desires. position as clerk in
office or any job requiring a college
student who is hard-working. trust
worthy and intelligent. Wo. 5S14.
BOY, 22, desires position as typist
( or general clerk; college student;
some experience. WO. 5S14. 21"
CARPENTRY Repairs, rec. rm.,
porches, steps, attic, screening. FA.
cARPENTER. colored, exper. in 1st-
labor on all woodwork, new house or
additions; best of ref. LU. 4-27 16.
CHAUFFEUR. will drive week ends,
ewes, reliable. college-educ. man.
Call MR.. TODD. DU.. 3760. -25
ChIRk expT stasfieal dIss ana
CALLS, WA. $3.50. 21'
COOK. colored, italian and American
dishes; exper.; wishes restaurant
FARM MANAGER. 2la years agricul-
LuBRICATToS III c s MAN NAN desires M s'SS Work : in
garage, IL years exper. JU. 1851
or DI. 300. Ext. 61S0, -22
MANAGER OR STEWARD-Qualif1ed
mar man -sysInScs wants position alas Il
PAINTER-Exp.. wishes Jobs con-
tract; large or small. AID. $500.
-22
PHoToENGRAVER, non-union, de-
sireS part-time or perm. job as
Stripper, printer. zinc etcher; can
do some all-round work. AP. 1856.
call before IL O'Clock noon. %"
STUDENT with D. C. permit desires
work of any kind; after l pm, LU.
4-2909.
VET. college bound. neat, excel
driver, slow typist. desires any type
Tork, Box , LAS: Star: 30
exper. in retail store, desires eve
ming might or early morning work.
References avail. Box 1858. Star.
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REFRIGERATORS

RIFLE-s nm. Mauser, g. 33-4O,
er; $50, or best offer. VI. 459S.
RUGs-chinese rug, ex1a, blue back
ground; perfect cond.; reas. EN-.
RUGS. Oriental. large and small: re-
RUGS 1s'R bsss;utiful, ss; PiE ex1s. imported, st
sample rugs; one Belgium imperial.
worth S120, only SIS. One Hamadan
silk worth S135, only sos or
best offer 2230 Mass. ave. NV.
RrG--Bundhar Wilton. 9x15; clean,
good condition; taupe background,
pF Pink 4saa and blue floral design; $50,
RUGs-Broadloom with padding. 1
aH asrn green sfps cnnJif;or ISxh5 ggrssndy s0Sy
RUGS, beautiful orientals, Kirman,
10x14, Keshan, 9x12; curved sofa,
like new: love seat, . chairs; other
carnets,. lamps. EN-. $3.50. -23
RUGS, broadloom. gray-blue, 15x9,
with pad. excellent condition; S65.
Alexander Smith, 13x10, green, plus
s45r'u run9sEs TE' 4is7 aqa pads good o9a csad.'
RUMMAGE BAZAAR-The National
in the End week of the greatest
rummage sale in history of Wash
ington. Located in the Salvation
Army Bldg, at 7th and P sts. NV,
on the P st. side. Variety of nice,
clean. new and used quality mer-
chandise. Clothing, house furnish
lngs. linens. many other items. All
at large savings. Avail. in lots.
RUMMAGE SALE. Saturday, 1I4o
2ist st. NV. Summer clothing
SCALE. Toledo. 4o-pound. parcel post;
condition; UNIVERSITY sTGDIos,
G lS32 1S3iN 5st St. NM NM HU; S446; I?3
with reverse and darning lever,
$3.50; rebuilt port, $3.50 up;
Singer, White, New Home. Terms.
Open ewes. N. E. SEWING MACHINE,
1915 H st. me-, TR. 6S41. -23
SEWING MACHINES, SINGER elecLrlcs;
sale or rent. We also eiectrify all
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
310a l4th st NV Co 1921
SEWING MACHINES-Saye $50 to
$40 this week on a Singer portable
or console; Just like new; while they
last; other nice machines, portables,
S225O and $3.50. Singer console,
was S1O9.50, now $3.50. We advise
you to hurryl 3S12 Lee Hwy, CH.
4914. -21