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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-22
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL GLASSES
 HOLD XMAS PROGRAM


 The Sunday School of the Pres byterian church held it's Christmas program Wednesday evening at 1880 at che church.
 The program opened with Carol singing by the congregation and was followed by an address of well come by the Rev. Paul Evans, pas tor.
 The Beginners Department, with Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroich teacher. and Miss Patty Johnson. assistant teacher, gave reeitations. Those ap- bearing were:
 Alta Neyman, Karen Haasetn, Ernestine Rude, Sheila Denny, Sherry smith Carol Jean Evans Elizabeth Martin, James Early, Jonathan Smith, Jack Engdal, Eu- ward Chruchlll, Erie Otteson, Terry Sharnbroich.
 Poem: "The Night Before Christi mas, by Erls Erickson.
 The Primary Class, Miss Susan Drenth, sang songs and made re- citations. Those in the class are: Bernlce Warfel, Michael 0tte- sen. Donna BJorge, Judith RitchIe. St. Luke 2:8-21 was the recita- tion or the second Primary Class, under direction of their teacher, Mrs. l. C. Bjorge. Members of thls class are: susan Hay, Gladys Kude, Richard Rooney, Angelina Young. Sandra zepp, Michael Rooney, Frank Warfel. sharon Rude. Alice Marun. Charlene Early.
 Recitatlons were also given by the JunIor Girls, who have for their teacher Miss Irene Coulter.
 The girls are: Marlene Pringle, Charlene Armstrong. Judy zepp, Annette Haaseth, Marilyn Ness and Caroline Ness.
 The Junior Boys, with Mrs. Az nes Davis as teacher. sang We Three Kings of Orient Are Those in the Junior Boys class are Binar Haaseth, Carol Hamley. Jerry Bige- low, Roy Martin. Allan Johnson. Bill Smith, Michael Hay. Charles Martin. Ted Eastaugh.
 The program closed with a Vio" lin solo. Jingle Bells' by Eddie Ness and piano medley of Christmas Carols played by Miss Barbara Sharnbroich.
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TIE WORLD AFTER NEXT

is lE " CNEO AT GN iNEA
 What will this old world be like after saturation H-Bomb warfare? Or had you rather not wonder about it? The pie ture of the future is clear, how ever-if you really want to know.
 We cannot be certain that life on this earth will be destroyed by the H-ROmb We do know that the Bomb is capable of dO- ing sOi But set this much down as a certainty: Life on this earth as we know it. will be cOrnnletely wiped out!
 This IS not an exhibit of calam- ity- bowling On the contrary. il IS an example of supreme optim ism Strange paradox. isn't it?
 Deso)ation and Then Some!
 Listen to these prophetiC words "Lo the Eternal soon shall lay the earth nare and wild render Ing it shapeless and scattering it's inhabitants such is the sen- tence of the Etsrn9l And Ssese words also "l 7eheld. and To. there was no man. and all the birds of the heavens were fled beheld, and 10. the fruitful place was wilderness. and all the cities thereof were broken down at the presence of the Lord. and by his fierce anger"
 These alarming words are in the Bible The first, Isaiah 24 (Moffatt): the second. Jeremiah 4. And listen. prophecy has never. in single instance failedl
 When can YOU exnec' the end Of the world? Note that this cat o+-O~he iS brought about "at the presence Of the Lord" When Christ hir'e"'f returns to this Ps-ih'-as we read else where also
 This is fundamental to an un- derStanding Of the future: the re- apneorance of Jesus Christ (tem- noro~ilv 10 remove the righteous from thie earth) and the desola- tion of tho earth itself "at the rro-7roo of the Lord" It is re vea'nd hv .rnsus himself: Luke I7,""-"n
 T"t pVan more fundamental fo 9~ "~'"-4tanding of the fu- two iS tha fact of a recreation Of this world following a period ~ Hrec'"'iOn! This may sound s4~Hn"" to modern ears. but 1t is nevP~t"e'ess certain.
 Here then. is a capsule DOT traval of the next. desolate world: and the world after next"-new. created: "But the day of the Lord will come like a thief. on which the heavens will pass away with rush and a roar, the ele- ments be destroyed in the fierce heat. and the earth and all it's works will vanish But in ac- cordance with His promise we ex- pect new heavens and a new earth. in which riohteo"eness dwells." II Peter 3:10-13 (Wey- mouthl
 New World Coming!
 Tired of the nerplexities of the world todav' Better be expect ing and prerarinq for new world. friend II is the only out come of affairs that makes any sense at all It will be the only outcome neriod
 "And I saw a new heaven and new earth and there shall he no more death. neither sorrow, nor crying. neither shall there be any more nain: for the former things are passed away. And ha fhat sat upor the throne sa;s p~'aId make all thingS new" Rev 21
 You will be wise if you plan to be there. (Next: How to Sur vive the End of the Worldly
 This Is No. 2 of a series. telling brief Iy of the beIiefs and hopes of 100000 of your Seventh day Adventist neishbors and Eviands
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BOBBY STOKES HOME

Bobby Stokes, who has been in Seattle since last September. re- turned home on the Baranof Mon Jay morning and is staying with his sister and family, the Kenneth Lewis family. While in Seattle Stokes went to school and worked. He expects to be home indefinite ly.
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CARD FROM UNCLE

Harvey Gross, son of Mr and Mrs. William Gross, arrived in Wrangell on the Baranof Monday and will be here until December
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season with Hank Bowman. They continued fall fishing on Puget Sound.
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Free,

if there are questions not answered in thls brief summary, check here for on oftroeiive free leafIet deoiiBg with the subject more as length. tNo one VIII coll on youl.
 O Free Ieofiei on this subject. tAsk for No. 2l.
 n Flint lesson of 20th Century Bibse Correspondence course tfoke It as ropidIy or as slowly as you iike---snfireiy by maiIt. Ne shorse ot ony tsme.
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Sunday school 9:3O a. III. No 11:0O a. m Service
 Christmas Eve Service Sunday, Dec. 24 . 10:45 p. m. ORDER OF SERVICE: Choral Eucharist; Special Mus ic:
 Solo: 70 Holy Night" Mrs. l.. T. Campbell
 silent Night, Holy Night" by the Choir; Cradle Hymn" Choir. Service Music. Missa Marialis. Short Christmas Meditation. Singing of familiar Christmas Carols by congregation and choir. God comes down that man
 may rise,
 Lifted by Him to the skies; Christ is Son of Man that we Sons of God in Him may be.
 Blessed Christmas to all!
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26, when he will go to Fort Rich ardson for his physical examina- tion, having received greetings"
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CATHOLIC CHURCH The Rev. M. E. Hoch, Pastor

December 24. Fourth Sunday ,f Advent.
 Holy Mass, 8:30 a. m, Wrangell 
 10:00 q. m.. Parish church.
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CHRIsTMAs WORSHIP sERVICT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Rev. Paul Evans, Pastor

Sunday, Dec. 24 Il a. m.
 Prelude: March of the Shep- herds" Call to Worship; Morning Hpmn, Joy to the World" Inyo- cation and Lords Prayer; The App ostles Creed; Gloria Patri; Psalter Reading; Anthem; Scripture Les son; Pastoral Prayer; Choral A men.
 Soprano Solo: My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord" Miss Marguer- ite Price, Our Act of Stewardship; Prayer of Dedication; offertory Response; Doxology; Hymn; Ser tion Response; Postlude: 70 Little mon; Hymn; Benedction; Benedic- tion Response; Postlude: 70 Little Town of Bethlehem" ]"
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SALVATION ARMY Capt. Shirley Cukr

Sunday Holiness Service, Il a. m.
 Sunday evening, 7:30 Eyangelis- tie Service.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD MISSION
 Bro Wm. Gnnn

Sunday School every Sunday at l0:30 a. m. Sunday evening service, at 7:30 D. m.
 Mid-week service, Thursday eY- 7ning at 7:3O. A Merry Christmas to all and a Holy New Year, and may the dear Lord bless you.
 Bro. Gum
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from Uncle Sam.

Gross went south on the Tiny Boy on which he fished the past
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GRq4b1a1 x 5'S g44t g44t bAEs GEu7o6ss
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIsTS
 The Rev. Fred Wagner

Christmas Program Friday Night December 22, 1880 D. m.
 The Other Wise Man, by Henry Van Dyke, presented by Mrs. Fred Wagner.
 Sermon Subject: Christs Special Gift to the Church, by Fred H. Wagner.
 Sabbath School 10 a. m. Satur- day.
 Sabbath Sermon The More Ex- cellent Way, by H. G. Dorr.
 The public is welcome to all ser vices
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Address
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Evening star., 1950-12-01
HELP WOMEN (cont.l

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, bookkeep-
ing machine operator: experience
preferred but not necessary; typing
required; 40-hour week; usual en-
ploye dement's; PITTSBURGH PLATE
Glass "a. ss4soS;. So; lS4S New York ave: en- n,e''
BEAUTY OPERATORS, part time.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around.
mus must ,Est bs finished hair s.ylist; Apply
SALVsMT &is. sTsi HA5h Wd! s5Is. sP5IhsEssERs' s 2$is
BEAUTY SALON REcEPTIoNIsT -
cry; EMILE: 1921 Conn. ave. 8
SOokkEEPER. experienced. COMP
ment. good working conditions.
BOOKKEEPER. 40 yrs. or over. fun
tnmn.IS time; good Bay. pay, for local paint
sooKKEfEfPiER-TTYTP;IssTfs, sfs experienced;
ONCE; se5 week. Apply 7S3 Dupont
Circle Bldg. 3 pm. to 2 pm.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, to operate
National Cash Register 5000 post
nsuranee; pro ofRup shsaine nsase and bera aa
conditions; 81 day week includes
1872 II 1TtHE TREw MoToR g., e.
CASHIER for evening shift of exclu-
sive restaurant; good salary; excel
lent meals; opportunity for ad-
vancement. Please apply afternoons
or evenings, WEARLEY'S. $40 N.
Capitol st.
CASHIER, experienced, not over 35
years Of age; good working condi-
tions, permanent position; no phone
calls. SURPLUS SALES CO., 425
10th st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN

sTEN0GRAPHER CLERK - Group
health and life insurance, profit
sharing, liberal vacation plan, pleas
ant working conditions; 5Ia-day
Please call DE. 1878. THE TREW
MOTOR CO., 1925 14th st. NV. $
STENOGRAPHER- position In
2-man office; Dupont Circle Bids.
necessary; disqualification plan, paid
vacation. Call HO. 4411. i
STENOGRAPHER. Insurance COM
pany, claims department has open
Ing for stenographer. 5.day, 4O-hour
week. MR.. LEVERING, 612 Wood
ward Bldg. RE. 1900. 4
STENO.-CLERK, 40 hrs. per wk.;
starting salary S219.93 per mo.
Apply THE PULLMAN Co. 200
sTENOGRAPHER AND CASHIER for
part-time work on permanent
basis in retail liquor store; working
hours arranged with applicant. Ap-
ply in person ONLY at 2442 18th
st: NV, 10 am. to 8 pm. daily. -
TECHNICIAN, to assist in public
health laboratory, beginning Jan.
lst; 5-day wk.; initial salary,
$1,000. Write. giving qualifications,
to ALEXANDRIA HEALTH DEPT.
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G.H.W.. care of 2 small children;
good pay; Thurs. and every other
Sun. off; live in: exper. and refs. re-
quired. EN-; 1874. II
G.H.W.-Girl or woman. coIored, :,
no children; no heavy wash; pleas
in Jewish dishes, desired but not
essential. Half block to Conn. ave,
BUS. Is min. downtown; city ref ::
good salary: Box zoe, Star. --3
Oh G.H.W.-HOusEkEEPER-Live in: exp.
paIh perm chllaTen positIG, refs; excel epport
g pm. for interview II
GIRL. colored, living in Capitol View
area. as mothers helper; care OF
ffhildFen; esl no housework; 5-day vk,
HOUSE MANAGER for apt rent mid
dle-aEe settled couple; salaried hus-
band; no drinkers. Call Ii. 6-0432.
HoUsEKEEPER, white, exp, for
PSone PFGUmehf nF 1oRse: sssa room and salary
oIa child. G''t ov i'f 54a7 y shT sffeT 2yT- pm
weekdays, anytime Sunday. "a
MsiD-Non- on-smoker, neat. g.h.w..
Plain PAIN 6, cook, good ironer, Live in OF
aiesp 4espp IN nasn some nj nights, S25 week. IA
NURSE. EXP. WHITE. for family of
preschool children. Live in. NV.
section: References required, Excel
lent salary. WO. 4s33. 3
UPSTAIRS GIRL-NURSEMAID to do
serving and laundry. Bendix. Live
put, other help employed Recent
local ref. Call ONLY 4 to 6 pm.
WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMaID for
PVT. home, 3 people. Must have 1st
ciasS written ref; good wages, .
blocks from Chevy Chase Circle bus
vi. 3l6S or call at 27 West Kirk st.
W0I,'N. middle aged for light house.
T9r!. 70 am. to 6 pm; 2 school
aEe CT ldren. LO 5-035R. "a
WOMAN. experienced in taking care
OF children, who lives vicinity 9Th
g. Crittenden SIS. NV, to care for for
baby boy s mo. old; 7:30 am. to q
pm. LA. 6-4654. "a
WOMAN. 1I,lt y colcred; settled: live in;
must do good plain cooking, g.h.w..
light laundry; S25 per wk.; refs.
6fs occurred. p1la Call 1o-12 am. only.
RELIABLE colored woman wanted
care. of 2 bedrm. apt. and small
child, must be good cook. 5la-day
Wk;, sit 2 nights, ref req, salary
$50, call Ia. s666 after 10 am.
CAPABLE 4. 2, ,1n :, COOK: g.h.w.. to live in;
COLORED COUPLE desires ' settled
Christian woman to care for two
infants, ages 2 and 8 while mother
Is In hospital. CO. O117.
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LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for q high
school graduate between 21 and IS
years OF age to work as ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control. Knowl-
edge. of bookkeeping and tipping is
Mo5 aeh0a5 tSroutS Sdsy az Ese; xeek
personnel room, 5O6. Open week
days s:3o-5, Sat. 81. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
LITH. OPERATORS, excel. wages.
Wsits yacations pov with td pay hospitalization
laboratory. Cali Elk. 1864 =
NURSE. white, undergraduate, age
23-4o; live in or out. CO. 4754.
OFFICE ASsISTANT-TYPIsT, apt
with figures; exclusive dress shop.
JOAN ROBERTS. HOO Conn. at L.
OFFICE ASSISTANT. some experience
InrsaG,esssaarry:: Ira, sary: sypinG d.n and seneral eler;
ition and insurance benefits. Apply
in person to THE S23 RESTAURANT,
S23 18th st. NV.
OFFICE CLERK, young lady. expert
enced in general office duties de-
sirable; must be able to type; per-
and disqualification. Cain HECHIN-
GER CO., AT. 1400 for appointment.
OFFICE CLERK. age 2o-2S; 5Ia-day,
4o-hr; wk; permanent position; ex-
EtnasTH psrisnce IN general office duties de-
WASHINGTON FROSTED FOODS
NC. Ais 10Th st. s.w. 10
OFFICE GIRL. knowledge of simple
bookkeeping and tipping. shorthand
not Necessary; meals included; ,Ap-
sfs SA New York A@UaS aTe. n% ,1t fesnsn betVeen
PIX tS anS opERaToR Rini and receptiosist
wanted. Must be typist. Immediate
opening, Apply CANADA DRY GIN
GEE SEE ALE: II., 1901 East-West Highway,
PIX oPERAToR. experienced; typing
ars; QUAKER KEN, CRY TAi L1NoIE1M. SSoI 6Si
pgacEMENT f9s Il 1w; DIkEcToR, ME 1SSs tor est.n
In commercial and professional
fields; profit sharing basis. Box go
PGRiIIecF HEALTH NuRsE-salary de-
L,aas pendent ,yp upon aualifications; 5-day
Alexandra Health Department. "a
for beauty salon;
knowledge of switchboard; good sal
ary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave. 3
RESIDENT MANAGER-Large apt.
community offers MANAGEMENT rou-
tine, permanent position; apt. and
and salary: ne. suburb of Washing
ton. RE. 437T. i
SALES CLERKS - Aristo Cleaners,
for branch stores in various sec
ttons of the city: excel salary plus
bonus and employe discounts; ages
20 to 45; experience desirable but
not necessary Calf MA. 7I35 be-
fore 3 pm. for interview. %
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LIVING ROOM

Large supply of all sizes Of framing
lumber, oak and maple flooring; all
3-ineh lumber sold for the price Of
Minn Min' sya aCE wHIE1Gih1tNSGE = ~ ~" ~" 4ooS
Evening star., 1950-12-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENERAL MAID, fond of children
Weekly or days. week. Perm. NO
S970. Ext. A-524. Reference.
GIRL. colored, wants days work
Sat. Mon: and Thurs. Ref. SIS anc
GIRL, colored,. desires work 8 day,
week for. maid. TU. 3O43.
GIRL, colored.. wishes days work
Exper. and ref. RA. 27S3.
WOMAN. white. exper., with ref, will
care for child or elderly lady or do
light work. Box 397-G. Star. q
ALL-AROUND COOK, colored; Dis
trict or nearby Md. Ii. 6-3533.
REFINED WOMAN, colored, desires
g.h.w.. light laundry. child care fol
Sats.; refs. TW. $500. Call ewes. I
week. ST. 1916 from ga.
COLORED GIRL-Ref. Wants gen.
housework or days reg. work. LU
4-3715 after $3.50. 3s
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MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.) }

ADDRESSING MACHINE. was S3s SO
tsn gsfTEp SeT TxpRwRiTsk 9e GsiT!Ral CO. Co.
ANfId1h ~ 11ih kN1ff &; fjE1 IaoxEs. urn sham.
RRMahossssy' RMs sssyi' in fine condition; sl26
ANTIoUE-Picture. handpainted in
1880; Artist name Younger;
Museum piece. picture of Belgium
Priest. and child holding chicken;
Transfs5 value $500: 1a. Can be seen ct Smiths
ANTIoUEs-Butlers desk. blanket
chest, chests of drawers. Victorian
side chairs, books, china, cut glass,
silver, ANTIQUE ,iewelry, spool baby
befd bbedi corner ifanss washstand. misc. house
l729 10th st. NV. 10 to 5 Satur.
day and Sunday. "a
ANTIQUE-Loveseat lovely cherry
Wood, priced low for quick sale
ASfiIoUass. Ant Suis Bisaue, silver, s china,
lamps: bric-a-brac. etc; pvt. party
ANTIQUES - Victorian parlor set,
rosewood finger1 carved. 5000. Hand
car carved walnut spool "a bed. 500.
ANTIQUE console table. solid mahog-
any throughout, 100 years old, per-
.e,uiGk disposal uN. 2144. "a
and repaired. EX. 0646, HALLS
WATCH SHOP, s07 11th st. NV.
formerly 834 10th st. n.w.). s.
ANTIQUE CURRIER-IvES PRINTS,
original pictures and frames; wide
EaFiety; EM Sie7 unusual Christmas gifts.
ANTIQUE MAHoG. SOFA and chest
OF drawers. 442S Albemarle st. NV.
ANTIQUE BOTTLES. i pair; mahog
mantle clock. excel. cond.: Minton
cups and saucers, drapes. other
china glass and cut glass 4g47
Af1oemarie st. NV, Sat. and sun,
ANTIQUES - Many beautiful, new
items, suitable for Christmas gifts.
wonderful bargains daily. We in
yite you to come in and browse
open til 8. BELL KINDS, sos 6tn
st. NV.
ANTIoUEs-Americana to Nielsen
bargains every, day. 1916 pm. till
. pm. Fri, clos Sun, clocks and
music nnHd boxes. GRANDMA's SHOP,
5000 Conn. ave. Chevy Chase. Nd
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COATS & SUITS

syo9H IfUmtmade holiday GOODIES
JONES. ia. SO32. - -
COLLECTION ITEM. silver tea Dot
London 1901, Cooper Fuller; si25
3 yds. real rosepoint lace bertha tc
match, new. NO. 443O, Ext, 5Os
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

GRADUATE NURSE wishes temp. po-
WI 1922. .
NURsE-Prac. nursing or companion,
responsible, white. mature lady; kind,
understanding. nice personality; will
travel. Box $500, Star.
NURSE, practical, hospital training,
IL years experience, wishes case;
references. FIR. 1851.
PRACTICAL NURSING, light house,
Phone PfePlnsi in. expesisnced' sess. Best refs.
SECRETARY-STENo legal exper.,
capable and dependable. RE. 0692,
TYING 1si ! DONE AT HoME-pick up
and deliver. 10. S-4413. -3
WHITE WOMAN wants cleaning from
z to 8. RA. s12s or RA. 0946.
CoLORED LADY desires position as
cook and baker in restaurant or
DOMESTIC; exper; in serving parties;
COL0RED GIRL desires part-time
work morning. 10. 2-4425. .
kind. Call DE. 1884.
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COUPLE

Colored. Nice appearance. active
and intelligent. to take complete
charge of northwest home; rnusi
have skill and know-how in ali
phases of household MANAGEMENT
and be thoroughly accustomed to
service IN an exclusive home. The
house. man; the woman viii cook
and do chambermaid work. II YOU
DO not have excellent local refer
ences. do not apply. Private room and
path. Apply Personnel ONCE GIANT
FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES. s45
Biadensburg I'd. ne. 8 am, to
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CEMENT
Cherrydale Cement Block Co,
3436 LEE HWY, ARL., VA.
MR.. DANTON, CHI. O2OO

CEDAR CHESTS, walnut and natura
cedar; $50 each. Cali Sat. and sun
or any evening. EN-. 0699.
CHANDELIERS. antique. Flemish
61es 6Tass snd WITH a,s. . and , II arms for can;
CHRISTMAS TREES, three live
SPRUCE. IS to 20 feet. Phone Wood.
ley 1851. evenings or week ends. q
CHRISTMAS TREES
Wholesale, Balsam and Spruce. Place
you5 yoont order pae now; Lsaying for YER
CLoTHEs-,Disposing fine wardrobe
ansl.c mid coat; cost S1og, sell S25; WOO
CLoTHING-Lady's and mans coats
suits. ETC.; mans, size AZ; lady S
size l8: GE. 3s43.
CLoTHING-Evening dress. size 12;
IL top eemp5sse bsek Rim Sinner gown 1so
dress, $40 no. s145. -3 '''
CLOTHING = overcoat and suit,
Tweed, brown, boys. size IS. Gar
n999,ekeFs: r99,as ssd ne% w. cSnd; n oqtgrogn; sac
CLoTHING-Men's suits A' ana gsYo top
coats, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 up; all
shades, colors, styles and sizes in
STOCK; out-of-town clothing means
bargain prices. DIXIE PAWN
BROKERS' EXCHANGE, HOO II St,
ne. Open to 7:3O pm.
COATS, winter; l green, size 70.
! blue: size ID; excel. cond.: S2b
for both. OIL. 1893. Il
COAL SPACE HEATERS tused)
furnaces. like new S9 Ssd. %arm,als nnttyns
oil,fired forced air furnaces. S35, Ail
fully guaranteed by A. S. JOHNSON
cCSo, l240 9th st. NV. HU. $500.
CoAT-Blue. Melton top coat, tuxedo.
camel hair top coat (new), White
ppcp. suit, sport coat. pants. Ali size
60. Complete sos or separate, Fri
cny gay after 9. DI: 1894. 81
COAT, black velvet. evening, excel
cond., size 1918: black cloth street
Goat size 20; excellent condition.
HO: 1900, Ext. I31. II
COATS-Man's gray overcoat and
topcoat, nearly new, size AZ, $50 ca
Tweed suit, size SO, SIS; Iady's biz
coat, size IA, So. co. 4S7T
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TELEPHONE OPERAToRs = EXP.
NV.
TYPIST-Good salary and working
ssonds; See MT; Soyars, A. p. WOOD
TT9SsG S3M CO, 1913 H st. NV.
NUS hna be fast typist and have good
interesting work. Ex. 1853. =
TYPlSTS-For evening work, filling
in form letters; state age, exper',
and typing speed. Box Ssh. Star.
T1PisT, experienced, as billing clerk
HIBEsF KsFets oPr1eaGe Gaze CO. yoFf f4,d Apply E1s
TYPisTs, PIX. under 40, expert
enced. for permanent position with
national concern. Good income; 40
cai eanr MR SlSs ssoogloye nsrets snays
TYPIsT CASHIER. bright girl, for
progressive loan company; perma-
nent position, previous experience
nelptul but not essential; good OPP
portunity pleasant once. bh-day
Efeks He ss44D DALTON FINANCE co.
TYPIsT-CLERK. permanent position;
TYPIsT-CLERK, white only; 5-day
week, hours 9 to 8: salary de-
pendent on experience and ability
Call MR.. HURLEY. RE. Ol12.
VARI-TYPE OPERATOR
For one months work, based on As
salary: call RE. sia5. 50 eS''
WAITRESS - Experienced. excellent
gh5eas !; gals; f sAET9Mok1G 1sffSa; DEE1ch0 40
TEssEN' 11o1 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
WAITRESS. experienced - Apply in
person: THE ROYAL RESTAURANT.
1885 Columbia rd. NV.
WAITRESS. white. exp. in serving
mixed drinks and full course dinners;
Hon neat naNM1sS and attraettye s; Apply in per
$685. Good Hope rg I'd. sc. Good Hop, at
WAITREsS-Good salary. HART
NAN GRILL. 47ol suitland rd..
days off. Apply 2s07 wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. i
MATTRESSES = (3>, white. exper.,
good wages and tipping. for a new
and modern place. Call IA. 2-9s62,
WAfTREssEs Eaf isE sss Lss Wanted. experienced; s
salary and good tips; apply ply in tnNpeq per.
son. do not phone CASABLANCA
CAFE. 421 11th st. NV. .
WAITRESS, exper.; good pay and
meals. 2705 Columbia pike. Arl.,
JA 2-3020. "a
MATTRESSES. exper.. white. Apply
1908 Tth st. NV, NO. 4633. Il
GIRLS for bakery counter; part time
and full time; experienced only.
Apply in pt rson POSIN'S BAKERY
ave. NV. a
LADIES t2) for telephone survey, s.
hours q day, excellent income. Ap-
ply 716 18th st. NV, MR.. TODD
between and IL, no phone calls
please
Evening star., 1950-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA. auto. Rolleifiex; f:3.5. sync
for flash gun, leather case. perfect
cond. Reas. OV. 1924. IS
CAMERA LENS. Ektar 7-in., FAB,
with graphic mount; Ektar Bin
IA in supermatic shutter. ia.
CAMERAS, CAMERAS. CAMERAS
FOR contact printers, 5O% off, SIS .96
70 S49 .95. SPOTLIGHT CAMERA
SHOP, ST. 2435. II
CAMERA GUIDE. free. Pay 6-1s mo.
top photo-movis eauipt., yr. guar.
BRENNER. Q33 Penna ave a N
Evening star., 1950-12-01
TELEvISIoN REPAIRS

PROMPT Tv SERvICING by cleo
tronics engineer; evenings and week
ENDS CHS color conversion. OW.
6439.
TELEFISION AND ANTENNA service
-hr. service; pickup any hour:
Sl.50 plus parts. Ma. 9655, &c
Evening star., 1950-12-01
STONE WALLS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, Wurlitzer, 100 bass
practically new: orig. price, 1896
sell for $500: AL. 2110. 3
reconditioned. guaranteed. S99 so
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S1a
ADDfNG MACHINES and typewriters
all makes, new and used. Pay fol
for Christmas. CENTRAL. 2019 14tt
st. n.w.. HU. 6121.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

CARETAKER-Refin white family
will care for premises in exchange
for apt. Husband empl. Highest
ref. OR. 1891. g