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Evening star., 1950-03-15
HELP WOAEN

YOUNG WOMAN for auto company to
act as title and settlement clerk;
air-conditioned office, pleasant work
start Box GOA. Star.
COMPETENT young lady for general
ofhce work in retail store; expert
ence e preferred, Apply in person at
ALERT. WELL GRooMEp WOMAN.
with car, can enjoy immediate at
tractive earnings in this dignified
era percentage plan. No delivery;
collecting or canvassing National
Bazaar, etc. Complete training at
our expense if you qualify To a.
Tannse ooo fo5 pss5cnai mI interyiey' call
Ask for MRS. TAVENNER -15
AMAZING OFFER-S4O is yours for
selling only so boxes. Also new de
television card. Little pearls. hankie
greetings Other surorise items,
faa, FeatHre Ilre boxes DO Ss on approval; Fee
kins. Write today. It costs nothing
to try. CHEERFUL CARD CO.,
l2-M. White Plains. N. Y.
NEED EXTRA CASH?
Make it easily! Sell Everyday Greet
lns Cards. 15;card 81 all-events
TO 1907! Gift Wraps, Metallics,
PLASTICS. Others Also Imprinted
Notes, Stationery. Napkins. Get Free
SAMPLES. asGortmentS on approval
ARTISTIC, 35S Way. Elmira, N. Y. .
TRAVEL AND EARN
Young ladies, 1925, travel summer
resorts and East Coast, assist cir
culation manager: no experience
needed; immediate drawing account:
transportation furnished; per-
manent position with future. See
COLORED COUNTER GIRL-Night
work. 4:30 to ]. Ii. 3-9S59. 81 M
Evening star., 1950-03-15
MANAGER

Service station. Local exper. and refs.
Take complete charge of shift. Must
know how to handle men. Vacation
with pay after l yr. Do not phone.
CONNORS & FOSTER
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TELEVISION SERVICE
MEN .t$

Experienced, with car: excellent op.
portunity: II it's money you want.
We pay top dollar Apply 1911
Nichols ave. Sc. or call LU. $4,000
TILE Settlers and helpers, exper.
S24 and SIS. SUN TILE CO.. WA.
Tv INSTALLATION MEN-Need in
Stallers and helpers, with or with
= out cars. Call ia. 1927, Wed. or
Thursday for appointment.
TYPIST, some stenography, in fire
portunity to develop into good Job.
Write for interview. Box 242-A,
Star. -16
g. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
lubricating ability necessary; white.
Good position for right parties.
TON. l7hO Nichols ave. Sc IL
Evening star., 1950-03-15
statesmen

3, for outside selling, draperies and
slip covers; car nee. Substantial
craving account against commission
many company benefits. Call or see
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO..
$500 Wis. Ave. OR. 11o2.-17
SALEsMEN-One of the oldest cor
porations of its kind in America
needs men to call on prospective
customers in greater WASHINGTON:
we furnish all contacts and viii
prove by actual demonstration in
the field that from S6OO-S1 900 per
month is being earned in a 4O-hour
week; car necessary. For infor-
nation and positive proof of the
above. call between 1890 and . pm.
at 9lS Warner Bldg, 18th and e
SITS. Washington. -15
sALESMEN-I will guar. you above
the average income If you can sell
nationally advertised watches, COM
piete line mems. women's and chill
dren's, clothing. silverware, lamps
and household appliances. Guar.
salary. plus highest comm. Car nee,
Apply Mr: Saunders. UNION CLOTH
1ERS. 3O7 7th st. NV -19
statesmen for television accessories.
Radio and television experience pre-
ferred but not required. state age,
education, experience, ETC., including
references. Write to Box 243-A,
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and ex-
perienced helpers wanted. Call after
pm. In person, 45OS 18th st. NV.
-l6
Evening star., 1950-03-15

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 18th
year better school positions. Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 3g3S.
sTENoGRAPHERs, 20-3o yrs, excel.
future. S225 starting salary; legal
exp. des.;. rapid shorthand and typ
ing. Apply ADAMS AGENCY, 204
Colorado Bldg, 18th and g. s-16
CREDIT COLLECTION CLERh-Some
tipping, S45 wk. Visit Miss Reed at
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1911 G st.
PRIMARY TEACHER, pub. school,
certified top salary, perm: position.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 18th
snd @ NV, 204 Colo. Bldg, RE,
EAJTRN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
60Z - Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-6330.
MALE
awning installer. specific experience
Eeferred but not essential. Start
tsAnce erector, thoroughly expert
enced, to $40 week.
FEMALE
6TENOS. to S56
TYPISTS to $40
= OBJ SALES. S36
Evening star., 1950-03-15

SODA DISPENSERS. exper. Call in
person after 2 pm. WILLER DRUGS,
1853 goth St. NV. -15
SOLICITORS, (4D-Due to expansion
neat appearing solicitors who will
work to qualify as route men. See
Mr.. ONeill at 1109 Mt. Olivet rd
ne. between 8 and IL O'Clock am.
SURVEYORS AssT.-Mature ane
preferably retired man, expd. in
fleld stalking and drafting on part
time basis only. OK. 0S1S. lie
TELEVISION INSTALLATION MEN
experienced; must have car. Appl,
In person, LACY'S, Service Building
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN with ex.
per. of outside service, for part
time work at night. car necessary
good pay. Apply MID CITY RADIO
& TELEVISION, 1142 7th ST. NV
Evening star., 1950-03-15
CLERK-TYPIST

THE STAR has an opening for al
accurate clerk-typist, age 1890
high school graduate, neat in ap
pearence and dependable; som,
shorthand would be helpful but no
physical examination Apply a
personnel, Room SOC, between 8 ant
IL. Please do not phone.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
Stenographer-TVpi

ABILITY TO HANDLE LARGE VOL
UME OF DETAILS. GOOD SALARY,
STEADY POSITION. REPORT FOR
INTERVIEW, $50 N. Y. AVE. NV.
9 no 4. AGE 30 TO As. lie
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, secre-
tarial service. Excellent working
sonditions' s1d Apply resident manager,
TAG AND TITLE CLERK-washing.
TONS oldest Chevrolet dealer desires
the services Of typiSt-bookkeeper
Tor tag and title work; one. with
Excellent, salary and working con-
ditions. See Mrs. Simmons, BARRY
PATE MOTOR CO., 1l30 Conn. ave.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, typist, and
general office worker; 5-day wk. ST
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. for busy
hospital board; must be experienced;
good salary and meals. Call Chiei
Operator after ! am. for appoint,
credit store experience preferred
but not necessary; excellent opportu-
AsKINs. 1877 7th NV. -16
in person, HIGHWAY EXPRESS
LINES. 3rd and r SITS. ne.
TfPiST. experienced. under 30, fol
newspaper office; 5-day week, hos
p!tslization and other employe ben
eflts: advancement. Ex. 5343. lie
TYPIST-CLERK
Permanent position for experienced
ne. section: convenient to trans
portation. Paid vacation and other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES. INC, 1S45 4th
. st. ne. -16
II WAITRESLs .,1,itn.a ii !,
Evening star., 1950-03-15
National CORPORATION

Needs 2 young men, over 21, to learn
salesmanship; qualifications: Neat,
ambitious and ability to follow in
structions; approximate income
while learning, $50 to. $50 per
go days. 500 to $50 weekly. See
MR.. MURRAY, RIM. 310. Ring Bldg,
18th and M sts. NV. 10 to only,
Evening star., 1950-03-15
VETERANS
A FUTURE IN TELEVIsION

Become skilled in TeleviS.on
under the direction OF pioneer
radio and television engineers.
Learn by doing in up-to-date
televiSion broadcastine studios
and laboratories. Training
available under GI bill Of
rights, Part-time work ar
ranged. Write, phone or call
in person. ONCE hours, 8 to
3. Mon. through Friday.
AMERICAN TELEVISION, INC.
1910 Eye ST. NV. EX. 54O6.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
Evening Star Building

l10l Penna. Ave. NV.
PREsSER, exp, for mems store, some
kSnnowledse of tailoring pref. Box
PRESSER, WOOL must be steady and
relia bic. LEE HEIGHTS CLEAN
ERS, 1867 Lee hwy, Arl,, Va, , mi.
from Key bridge. OK 0S45. Is
PRODUCE MAN, an excellent op-
portunIty for an experienced trimmer
ana dlSplay man; top WAGES. free
many employee benefits: only a
thoroughly eXper. man will be con-
Sldered Apply Room 124 SHIR-
LlNGTON THEATER BLDG, Shir-
Engt0n Va
Evening star., 1950-03-15

When dnSlDerino ddUertisements
dddresSed TO Star bores do NOT
tncloSe original references, O.,
Other materials OF personal ualue
Copies SerDe the purpose and
ortoiRdls may oct lost
Evening star., 1950-03-15
INCOME TAXES

Prepared by tax specialists. TAX
CENTER, I'LL Vermont ave. NV,
RE. 1881. Open all year; our serv-
ice does not end March Is. is
Evening star., 1950-03-15

HOTTEST SELLER IN YEARS!
Pays amazing profits. Introduce sem
sational new, flexible wooden sports
wear. Sells on sight to every man
and woman. NATIONALLY ADVER-
11SED-not sold in stores. Big op-
portunity for crew managers, dis
tributors. Excellent side line. Write
now for money making facts. FleXi-
clogs, Dept. E-237, New Holstein.
Wis.
North This Spring???
S25 to 500 daily front money. A
honey for speciality and Intangible
men over 40, free to travel the U.
S. See K. F. HARRIS. sales man
ager, Harrington Hotel. 8 to l only.
Evening star., 1950-03-15

STENOGRAPHER mot over 81, com.
petert, for secretarial work: good
:.S wages ana hours; perm. position
liable girl. Apply Rm. 100. $40
5000, Ext. AS for interview. Ii
STENOGRAPHER - General Office
gswork. experienced, for permanent
position with reliable firm. Salary
S50 week Apply JAFFE, Oil 18th
sfINoGRapHER. for scientific o re.
search organization interesting
work. Excellent working conditions
Entrance salary. $500 mo. Oppor-
tunity for promotion. Call EX. Sl00
sTENOGRAPHER-CLERK, under 20
Tor permanent position. with large
insurance company, 5-day week;
Apply in person. AIS Woodward
Observation-Disclosures, young cir
10. work in loan dept. of well es-
ts5lished down town real estate
5-day week; opportunity for ad-
yancement, salary to start $3.50 mo
Phone Mr.. Carrenter for interview
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. -l5
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK, under 30
yrs. old, for personnel office; must
be good typist and capable of taking
dictation; vacations with pay and
sAFEWAY STORES, INC, 1s45 4th
st. n. e, tnr 4th and r ave ia
Evening star., 1950-03-15
COURT REPORTING
SPRING CLASS

At the SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE,
1888 Conn. ave, starts Tuesday,
March u, 7:30 pm. The short
course. In real estate practice. Ap-
proved 1941. Dist. Of Col and Govt.
Inquiries. ME. S7331, AID 1922.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
PLUMBING
Kitchen, bathroom, heating plant re-
modelling. General roofing and in
sdlation work, down Spouting and
gutterirg.
J. SHAPIRO
1881 Georgia Ave. NV.
Terms Arranged
TU. 1900

". 1JUU
REFRlGERATURS REPAIRED. also
washeTSs guaranLeed service
DEPENRo DEP T Pc RREIFFRIGiERATIIo&oN CO.
EgoE LEAK: wal or cellars wet'
ROOF PAiSrISG II; i c Wan WANrED-1a yrs.
e.iper., let us chec< your roof and
stop the leaks. ANDREW j. BELL,
ROOFING. all kinds, by veterans.
Quick and reasonable service Call
ST. 1000. 49,
ROOFING, Stag roofs. tlnnlng, gut
ters, spouts, painting, repairs. HI.
ROOFING. all types; no Job TOO
Smali STna repaiTg nSv5 and neT roofs SAM
ROOFING, ali types, repairs m and new
work carpentry, painting, cutters
pay: Call A. D. THOMAS. HU. 77S2.
SLIP COVERS custom made from
your new material or used drapes:
TENzraN Sf BfRD B5fflf45ded 60 PAfE aA4 AVE-
WET aE1 e1yfIda1f GEfIsRs. MT TwALq4s. lat5 RooFs,
wAiTaRRRoo5ER Dairc5 {1es 4rvnNs nssa v2r re-
Murray & Murray, Decorators
Pain. yCur home roof now; exterior.
interio" painting, paoer hanging.
CHI. 114J. s am. to 10 pm; esti-
mates, prompt service; guaranteed.
Do You Need Fill Dirt?
SoutheaSt area. Call UN. $500. 20
Evening star., 1950-03-15
Evening Star Building
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CT,ERK-TYPTST

1927. single; some ofice exper. pref. !;
49-hour week; excellent working con-
ditionS; good salary; company sbene-
hts. insurance. etc.s INQUIRIES strictly
confidential. Apply in person. AETNA
FINANCE CO., 3215 r. I. ave-, Mt.
Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1950-03-15
HELP MEN
ARCHITECT or draftsrns .

ARCHITECT or craftsman with some
archltectural experience wanted BY
mouse building organization for
part-time work on a fee basis. Work
could be done in your home. Repiies
Strlctly confidential. Box 46O-A,
ARTIST, commercial. for local adver.
Csme department; fuli-time Job,
T.f, STG-1ftch board technique necessary.
ATTORNEY 1or9,is for collection manager
company: 1000 per year to Start Start
Air-eonditioned office. Steady ad
y1s.,ncement with secure future. Box
ATIlToRIspA. iani5oR for auto: finance
s5v - ,o0u per year to start. Steady
ADJUsToR-INvEsTIGAToR, 2a-3o.
wanted by finance company. Car
csii esfi rE EsDs5i $500 helpful but not ,s nee.
AUTO BODY MAN and painter. COM
bination, in Ford agency, excellent
WORKING conditions. See Mr. Bowen
PA1MFip or NJ Haynes. B!LLHIME.R . 8;
vile, Nd, WA. 1900. IL
AUTO GLASS MAN. exper.. perma-
nent position. GEORGES AUTO
GLASS. Ii. 3-2754. II
AUTO MECHANICS 90, one for tune
UP dept. using SUN equip. Prefer
one with Packard exp. Must be
sober. willing worker; permanent
position; salary open to qualified
applicant SPURRIER MOTOR, INC.
III Wilson blvd. Arlington Pack
ara Dealer See Mr.. Spurrier. GIL.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be experi-
enced with all makes OF cars; good
hours. excellent salary. good work
ing conditions. Apply at REDS GA
RAGE, "a H st. ne. -19
AuTO-RADIO REPAIRMAN, with
some TV experience; excellent SAL
ary commission and bonus. Apply
IN person, HERSONS AUTO AND
APPLIANCE CO., Sth and o st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars to as
SlSt general mgr and ok. finance
deals; 500 per wk to start and use
OF late model car. Steady advance
ment and secure future assured.
State age, experience. etc. Box BAL
I, Star
AUTOMOBILE statesmen (o), ages
-2-3o yrs, experienced. to solicit
wholesale accounts on TOP lines:
excellent opportunity. guaranteed
income. expenses. Call OIL. 712S
1oI IIlLeIYleN. ii
Evening star., 1950-03-15
PLASTERING

First class repairs; all work guaran-
teed; free estimates; references.
ARTHUR ERICKSON. 81. 1874 l6'
PLUMBING-For lowest prices on
quality work call K. g. w. PLUMB
ING & HEATING CO., b44 H st. ne.
AT. 3lSS. Complete remodeling
service. 20
PLUMBING AND HEATING-Jobbinx
and Temodelng SDecialty; gas
water heaters, gas-f1rcd boilers; rea-
Sc:able rates. CHAS. ELLIS, RA.
4llB. IT
PLu u.hBiNG- No lob too small re-
palrS and replscementS SAMUEL C.
E0Yn TNf- In,;S
Evening star., 1950-03-15
INSTRUCTIONS cniiRsEs

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught Approved
BY Government for GI TRAINING, day
and evening classes WAR FL YNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. l2l0 G st NV
DJ 762
ABC TEACHER for personalized PIX
training Enroll now Second floor,
l1lQ G NV. ST. 1874. 10. $1,000.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME--Study
shorthand typing. bookkeeping
Journalism. court reporting. comp
tometer. business administration
The future is unlimited. Refresher
and BEGIN. classes start now. BOYD
SCHOOL. 700 18th. cor. G. MA.
FRENCH. private instruction by
highly cultured widow of European
dip.omat. HO. l55S.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 300
COURT REPORTING
Civil Service exam. $4,000. Must
flle appl. by Tues. Mar. IA Special
course 120 to 175 wpm. only 81 )
mo: Register at once. BOYD COURT
REPORTING SCHOOL, 700 18th
cor. G. Ma. 2340
Evening star., 1950-03-15

PAPERHANGING, painting. plaster.
med. service RA. 551S. RA. 69GS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11
Fireworks Law
In Ohio Cited

The time of year has arrived
when fireworks will be offered
for sale by many manufacturers
of sparklers, fountains, skyrock-
cts, snakes in the grass and other
devices which gave a visible et-
feet. Advanced billing on these
items are now being taken to be
sold in the weeks proceeding
Fourth of July.
Harry j. Callan, State Fire
Marshal, has recently asked for
and received from Herbert S. Duff
fy, the Attorney General of Ohio,
an Opinion on what constitutes
legal fireworks" in Ohio.
Several sections of the State
Law were quoted and in the final
paragraph the Attorney General 5
Opinion was, In conclusion there
fore it is my opinion that spark
lers, fountains, skyrockets, snakes
in the grass and other similar de-
vices which give a visible effect
are fireworks" within the mean
ing of Section 59o4-1 General
Code. AS to the sale of fireworks
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11
Poster Entries
Exceed 1000

Entries in the Safety Poster
Contest total 1017 according TO
Wilfred Garen, Chairman. Distri-
button of poster paper and collect
.on of the finished posters provid-
ed the main discussion for the
Madison County Rural Safety
Council meeting at the Extension
office Monday evening, April 2.
All of these schools in the county
are participating in the contest.
Two divisions, grades IA and
grades 5-8 will be judged in each
school as well as in the county
wide contest.
Ribbons will be presented TO
first, second and third place WIN
ners in each division in each
school. The county wide first
place award in each division will
be a trophy engraved with the
winners name and school.
Silver and bronze medals will
be awarded second and third place
winners.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11
Commissioners May Help
Towns On Radio Equipment

Prosecuting Attorney Forrest f.
Sidener, Jr. today handed the
Madison County Commissioners n
signed opinion regarding the pro-
posed installation of two way
radio equipment throughout Mao
ison County.
Mr.. Sidener's opinion stated that
the Commissioners can contribute
funds for the installation of radio
equipment in any of the towns of
Madison County.
The several towns now under
consideration are: West jefferson,
Plain City and Mt. Sterling.
Previously, proposal nao peen
made to West Jefferson to the af-
feet that two way radio might
be installed in that village with
the aid of county funds. Accord
ing to Sheriff Harold r. Bidwell,
such an installation would tie III
directly with equipment now in
use at the Sheriff's Office.
Too, Sheriff Bidwell stated
such an installation would allow
West Jefferson to make direct
contact with all surrounding
towns, using F. M. equipment,
which is now being used at Della
ware, Washington C. II. and Lon
don.
AS the matter now stands, West
Jefferson has chosen to tie in by
short wave to the Highway Pat
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11
Homemakers Camp
Planned July So

"Art in Everyday Life" will be
the them for the Rural Homemak-
ers camp at Camp Clifton July
5-S according to Beatrice Cleve-
land, Home Demonstration Agent.
The camp program as planned by
the Homemakers committee III
cludes vespers, campfire, crafts,
swimming, hobbies, poetry hour,
candlelighting. Counties partici-
pating in this camp include, Clark,
Clinton, Fayettte, Champaign,
Logan, Union, Green, and Mad
ison. Last year Is women from
Madison Couty attended. This
year the Madison County quota
is 25. Serving on the planning
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

He has distinguished himself in
many ways by his consistent mem
bership in several of the Comp
any's honor clubs which recognize
company leaders on a national
scale. He is a winner of the Ma
tional Quality Award which is
given only to underwriters VINO
write high calibre of business.
Mr.. Baber is active in civic al
fairs, serving on the Madison
County Board of Elections, the
Board of Finance of the Methodist
Church, the Scottish Rite and
Shrine and as a member of the
Life Underwriters Association Of
Columbus.
Mr.. Baber is an associate of the
]. w. Millholland Agency of Co
lumbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

rol radio. Mayor Homer Braith-
waite of West jefferson stated
that he believed that since most
of West Jefferson's traffic is with
the State Patrol, this arrange
ment would be best.
Mr.. Braithwaite further stated
that since West Jefferson has
free telephone service with Lon
don, it would cause no additional
expense to contact the Sheriff at
anytime.
Arrangements have been made
to install short wave equipment
and an application has been sent
to the Federal Communications
commission for such installation,
Mr.. Braithwaite said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11
Law Institute
To Be April II

Three important phases in the
settlement of a decedent's estate
in the probate court will be pre-
sented to members of the legal
profession during a probate pra-
ctice institute to be held at the
Springfield Country Club in
Springfield on April IL.
The meeting will be sponsored
by the Springfield Par & Law
Library Association in cooperat-
ion with the Ohio State Bar Com
mittee on Ohio Practicing Law
Institutes.
Attorney and judges from
Champaign, Clark, Fayette, Green,
Logan, Madison and Union coun-
ties have been invited to attend
the law institute.
The program which begins at
800 a. m. on Wednesday will in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

Members of the finance com
mittee reported letters having
been sent to farm and business or
ganizations asking contributions
for promoting the work of the
council in this project. Safety
stickers will be provided for all
members of these organization
who contribute.
Attending the meeting were:
Raymond Deacon, Paul Bang
ham, Dick Thomas, C. N. Thomas,
c. N. Thomas, Alvin Barr, Roger
Mantle, Mrs. Raymond Deacon, A.
R. Hooking, Wilfred Garten, John
Moore, and Beatrice Cleveland.
Two student teachers from West
Jefferson, were visitors.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11
Baber LEADING
In New Business

S. c. Baber, local well-known
insurance underwater of The Ohio
National Life Insurance Company
is among the leading producers of
new business since the start of the
year on a national basis.
Mr.. Baber has one of the
longest service records in the
company, having started with The
Ohio National in 1916. He has SUBJ
mitted one or more applications a
week for the past twenty years.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

clude as speakers Attorneys A
Glenn McClelland of Columbus,
James L. Elder of Cincinnati and
Harry Stickney of Cincinnati.
A two hour session will be de-
voted to each of the three institute
subjects which are settlement of
administrator and executors ac-
counts, ONO inheritance taxes
and transfers of property from a
decendent's estate.
The institute is one of a series
of programs being held in many
Ohio cities this spring. ri
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

to children, through advertise
ment in comic books, it should be
pointed out that Section 5904-12
Genral Code, prohibits anyone
from selling any kind of fireworks
any time to children under the
age of twelve years"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ~ Es-
tate Of Roy Livingston, Deceased.
Eloise l.. Hankinson, London, Ohio,
r. has been duly appointed and.
qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Roy Livingston late OF
Dated this 3Oth day Of March a. u.
1850 No. 1890, Doc. 5. Page 202.
Harvey b. Edwards, Probate Judge
of said County.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

Now estimated at 3,935,30 bus.
mess firms, u. S. businesses have
increased by more than 800 in
5 years, altho deaths of business
firms now are running more than
1/3 higher than births. - Elks
Magazine.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-04-11

committee from this county are
Mrs. Cecil Forrest, Mrs. Paul
Overturf, Mrs. Harold Houck,
and Beatrice Cleveland.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

9o2 leather zipPered Dressing Case, wonder
fully convenient for any troveIing man,
Handsome zppered top-eroin Cowhde Leather
case fitted with oil he'll need TO be perfectly
groomed; ideal for every trip! Initioed without
charge. $l3.11
including Federal tax
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Mems Fine 2-Sviter and Companion
Case, handsomely GRATED Of extro-thiek top
groin Cowhide Leather Both pieces have steel
frames; solid bross locks and eotches InitioIed
in 24-korot goId-Ieof without charge.
o05 Companion Case, $4,000
oO6 Two-Suifer, $5l 90
including Federol fox
Evening star., 1950-12-03

oo4 Prince Gardner Gift Set OF Western Saddle
Leather. Complete with Wallet featuring
removable pass eose together with matching
hook zippered Key Cose. Choice Of black,
brown or ton gladly inoIed without
charge! wonderful gift value! $500
including FederoI iox
Evening star., 1950-12-03

'09 Thermos Water Set, for his office or den!
Set comes complete with the genuine Thermos
Water Jug together with motehins troy and
two glasses. The Jug has the vocvvm-insuIoted
interior that retains Temperatures for many
hours. complete $I5.05
No Federal fox