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Evening star., 1950-06-27
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAlt

ACCORDION, seandalii. lso bass. al.
most new. with case: $3.50. Call aftel
d pm: WA. 5942 SIS
ADDING MACHINE, sunstrana. elec.
reeonditioned, guaranteed. S99 So
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. SIS
ADD. MACHs,. new. used, all makes
hand. .elec. sreat redac. CIRCLE
AbpkEssiSen ssiS + Ma MACHINE Ri s va. $50 so.
now 50 a5. New IN original car
Ton. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO,
ADDRESSING MACHINEs-Pun line.
from $9,9s M AMERICAN TYPE
AIR CONDfTIoNERVNsw, all ma
tional brands. Lowest cash price in
AIR iISni coSplTfoSEs SsIs liz SEsS = York. 400.
model; walnut cabinet: good eondi-
ton Freon type; $3.50. Call AD
sSls till 8 pm; AID. $500. after g.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. 30 to choose
iSron' Iron Sloo each while they last,
AK HRsp ceSSIfzioNERs-w,naors, SSndnz all
makes for offlSes. bedrooms. no,
apartmsnts Call WI. $500. so
AIR CONDITIONER - Pleasant Air;
AIR Observation-Disclosures price
reduction on new models, for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT Co. eI5d
georgia ave. NV, established 1899
HU. 4Seo. Ample free parking,
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE US BEFORE BUYING YOUR
ROOM AIR CONDITIONER. MA
TIONAL BRAND, S4-TON HIP
MANUFACTURERS LIST, S41g.aS
OUR RlDlCULOUSLY LOW PRICE
N:95. E-Z TERMS. WE CARRY
A LARGE SELECTION OF MA
TIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS AT
DEEP-CUT PRICES.
,PEPCTFIN'S
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TELEvisloN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. porch enclosures. base
ton to your problem call MR.. VII
ADDITIONS. porehes. remodeling,
basement to roof: nothing down, z
SSo., SSs. Re e Dss;7 arr. HAMILTON CONSTR
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS repaired.
serviced. and stored. Call Ii. S-41l2,
r. g. NJ. REFRIGERATION CO.. 2l4
YouR pHILco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
BRICK WORK, walls. garages. Are
places, repairing: 1st-class work
manship. MI. 61ls after 5 pm.
BRICK WORK IN GENERAL. repairs,
porches; fireplace, retaining walls.
kiNALpI oI0sHs; g CO. T FR. sa4s s4ss-A SO 8S0S'
BRICK AND REPAIR wORK-Con-
sseesea sms f. FSaRt VI soa :sFS5fs aEoRGE a Hs
BHfIDER. HhhS2s; CONTRACTOR. general re-.
pairs. old and new. remodeling and
redecorating. Recreation room and
Sr bars specially, sN5DER aoE g. FISHER
CARPENTER-Alter and re-
pairs, old and new work; no job
too small. Call OW. b527 any time,
cARPENTRY-Attics finished, reere-
alton rms, porches incl. stairways.
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial. ]. Z. HENDRICKS, UN. 249l
CARPENTER, temodeling. repairing
white mechanics. AINSWORTH. RA
629S
CARPENTRY, rec. rms, attics,
porches. screening, gen. repairs.
No answer, call after 9 pm. GE.
5516, HAINES. -2S
CARPENTRY-Gen, remodel: cabs.
store fixtures. shelves. screens MR.
LAWRENCE RA 9703, TU 1l31
CARPENTRY, remodeling, fireproof-
ing Easements, built in furniture,
cabinets
@. r. ST. DENIS. LU. 1-5572
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT BoOKKEEPER, in
realtor-butlder's once; permanent
position. in excellent environment,
reply by letter, stating oualifica-
tions and giving phone number fol
interview by appointment. WAIVER.
LY TAYLOR, INC, 1923 Conn. ave
NV "a
ALTERATION HAND, for high class
enced need apply, age to 40. Apply
1924 Conn. ave.
ASSISTANT CAFETERIA SUPERyI.
SOR-Young woman under 40, inter-
ested in permanent position, some
supervisory exper. helpful; must
others and be cooperative. Should
be available for early hours. GOV
ERNMENT SERVICES, INCs 1885
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CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay 6-Is mo.
top ph,o-m'yie eqpt,, VT. guar. BREN-
MIR, g33 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434
CASH REGISTER-Eation single
total itemizer, receipt and printed
total; best offer accepted. Call
DU. 1851. -2s
CASH REGISTER-Nationa 9 total.
still under guarantee. Can be had
by assuming notes for SIS per mo
with National Cash Resister. HI.
9456 for information.
CHAIRS, ARM 12J blond wood, 4
covered with plastic leather 4
covered In tapestry; can be used
for rec. rm. or once; excel cond
Call ST. 4s25 Tuesday between 10
am and pm. --27
CHINA, vases. figuriues, watches.
clocks, rings, picture frames, etc.
Below wholesale. Must yacate. Au-
BREY LEE. 616 Penn. ave. Sc
DARKROOM EQUIPMENT. supplies:
catalogue free. BRENNERS PHOTO
nEDT ETnRK llq D. q
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WANTED

COLORED JANIToRs AssT.-Exp. in
tanitor work. elevator permit; day
DENT MGR, -aa
COL0RED MAN-21-4O yrs, for car
ry-out orders; must have restaurant
exper.: refs; for Friday and Satur-
day only; 6 to l2 pm. Steady year
round; opportunity for permanent
position. Box 264-M, Star. 2Ss
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Learn TYpING-$6 Month
Beginners or Brushup Course
Choice of Hours from 8 am.-9 pm.
TYPING SCHOOL
1905 q st. NV. sTeriirs 226z
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SALESWQMAN

Alert. well-groomed woman with ca,
good workers earn SIS to Sc
daily. Percentage basis, no canvas.
sing, no delivery. Previous bushes,
experience not required-we trair
you. Give phone no. for interview
BOX Io4-M. star. rs
SECRETARY, immed. and perm. open
ing in small hdotS. ONCE, of a NATL
professional assoc. For individual
extremely capable in shorthand, typ
tine. Pleasant working conds. Sal
ary commensurate with ability ant
opport. for steady Advancement
Please reply stating exper.. age, abili
ty and salary expected. Box 3O6-J
Star. 30
SECRETARY, experienced, fast short.
hand. for interesting part-time day
asslgnMents: RE. 0664. -27
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BABY FURNITURE
SALE

advertised brands. Just 9
sample of the wonderful buys: S24 9f
folding carriage. SCI 55; crib with
mattr., S2795; Sl5.95 playpen
Sl3 so, and many other wonderful
buys. Why buy used when new il
better and costs you less? Open Of
pm. BABYHoOD SHOPS. 760S Ga
ave n W
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fssatL ss!ssd HHasIH7SRIsE Hp1IH 3fRSs RI SMu5f 6
MENT n ~ &c. CO. after 1870 am, 1866
fttAisTEREss; taii lEI ssSo good mechanics, white
PLAsTERER. colored; for apt. repai,
tHa work. T., To work by the week or BY
PLUMBER, experienced in new in
ss5s sstssltation and repairs. Call WI
r5LG}MsEEMast 5i}si4. s.s,.s Be ,u nrst,slass; no
PLUMBER for new houses in Mary
land: Must have car and journey
mans m 2 > card c, Call TO- $685. 8 a am.
PLUMBERs Must be experienced.
PLUMBERs-Jobbing repairs, re-
modelling; dr.. perm; local refs. only.
ZOE ) y PAwT9WskI' az C2Xa 7ao Kennedy st.
PLUMBERs wanted for remodelins
rESSiMfBEKKss' Is With With Md. ,ourney@an maa
Apgiy' JAMES piTMBiNGou IS1d iSouaa e HEaT- E2fk:
oV 5NG SSah S3;l @o1@ Duke st" Alex, Va.
PIuMBERs HELPER yr, exp req.
,6l6 Van Buren, st. NV. -2S
fGHrpEPrive5 ers psrm sSISTsd MS SRs dF.y
at Landover Hills, Md, UN. 1856.
PORTER, for liquor store, Apply
EN-KAY LIQUORS, 1882 9th st. r. e.
PRECISION OPTICAL MEN. exner,.
enced in grinding and polishing
precision optical elements. such as
lenses. prisms. mirrors etc. PRE-
C!SIoN PR0DUcTS. 719 7th st.
PRESSER-Full or part time. Ap.
ply PARK ROAD CLEANERS. 34fO
11th st. NV.
PRESSER, wool-Top salary, vaca-
ton with pay; highest quality work
REQUIRED. KING KERLEY DRY
CLEANERS. 400 block s. Wash. st.
(rear Safeway). Falls Church. q
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PHARMACISTS

Perm position with top nav TO,
capable, active merchandiser. Down.
town store. Write Box 494-L, Star
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Murray & Murray, Decorator,

Paint your home roof now: exterior
interior painting; paper hanging.
CH. 1146, 8 am. TO 10 pm: esti-
mates: prompt service; guaranteed.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
STENOGRAPHE'R

STENOGRAPHER
For ,well-located ONCE of large gen.
stenographic and secretarial duties:
must be competent. with pest OF
references: Give experience, edu.
catlon and age. Box 364-L. Star. y
TAILORESS
For mems store. Must be expert
encea and operate Q telling machine
Evening star., 1950-06-27

CEMENT WORK. stone walls. flag
stone terraces. walks, chimneys. fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainage: all
kinds OF waterproofing. F. MAR
CUCCIO, Route 5. Horners lane.
Rockville, Md Phone Rockville 1888.
CHAIR CANING-Antiques restored,
interior carpentry and painting
white mechanics. CO. 623I.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electrt.
eally razor.kleened or no charge
EOIO-ROOTER. Phone RA SSss
ene day. any night
DHIvEWAYS, PORCHES and base
ments, built or repaired. ia. S-5959
K. A. ZIMMERMAN.
electrical REPAlRS, installations
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv.
ice A c. ELECTRIC Co RA Sass
FENCES, all types. all materials and
erections guar. Terms. BUILT
RITE FENCING CO., ST. 1000 Il
Evening star., 1950-06-27
PRESSERS

PRESSERS
Vacation with pay, all legal holidays
taken, very good piece work rate;
big money can be made year around
by good fast pressers. Apply OFF,
C1AL CLEANERS, 374O Minnesota
ave. ne. 20
PURCHASING CLERK
0ualified for buying construction ma
out OF town. Give experience, edu-
cation and references. Box 344-L
Star. Il
RADIO ELECTRICAL STUDENT for
summer months with metal gadget
making and electrical devices wiring,
a sEAzAs EaTrRsR1sEs RsF h ssss sSS59sA5 Sslsd
RADIO AND nv repair man. exper
ann6r at 6enchMcrk, HS SETTLED, refs; excel
RE4I REEeRGF' EsTArf ds f6ss, SALESMAN, . va 30,
are exper. and want ~ to ioin a rrol ySu
gressive. active sales organiSation
with an excel. working arrangement,
or listing and sales commission,
Plus 1ull ONCE cooperation on clos
ing sales call our once manager.
Highway. Fails Church. as
REAL ESTATE salesman. experienced
Virginia, will find more business
than he can handle in well-estab-
nshed small North Arlington office.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, builder
with brokerage once has opening
for 2 men, d. c. and Md. license;
plenty. Of new homes; bonus paid for
exclusive listings. For interview,
write Box 272-L, Star. -29
REFRIGERATOR mech. and air
cond., domestic and commercial
work; exper. only, year-round em-
ployment, many benefits. LA. 6-4133.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Ex-
perieneed: apply Immediately. Call
REPAIRMAN-Exper on wash
srs and appliances. SLATTERY
RADIO CO., 1887 Wisconsin ave.
RoUTEMAN, white. for laundry and
dry cleaning route; ref. req. Apply
MT: Gibbons bet: IL and 1, WASH.
1NGToN LAUNDRY. 1927 K st. NV
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RIGHT POSITION

RIGHT POSITION
For the right man. We are seekins
the services of q few high-grade
men who possess neat appearance
and ambition to make q success
These are permanent positions and
any average person can plan to
make at least $75 per wk. from the
start For personal interview, see
MR.. MURRAY. 1918 Pa. ave. s.e.
JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!
I need 30 men right away to do a
specialized line of work for our
advertising department. No experi-
ence necessary. We put you through
our training school and you can
earn. S22 a day while learning. II
you have q neat appearance and are
ambitious, investigate this. Oppor-
tunity knocks for those who seek 1t.
This may be yours. See MISS
COURTNEY, 1929 18th st. NV,
9:3O to | only. -27
I NEED AN ASSISTANT
To start training Immediately for
outside, dignified sales position; no
canVassing; work with manager, and
earn $3.50 monthly while training.
substantial increase when qualified.
Must have car; neat appearing and
willing worker. Apply 10 a.m.-2
Pm, 2511 BladensburR rd. ne. DO
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HOSIERY
SALESL,ADIES

Must BE- thoroughly experienced per.
manent positions with excellent sal.
ary and commissions; in fine Hahn
Shoe Stores, 1901 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, Md. OF
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SALESMINDED

OAIESMINDEU
$75 to $125 Per Week
This is no snap, so II you are look.
ing for. something for nothing dc
not reply. But il you are honest
sober. neat and willing to work
:, valuable connections with rapid pro.
motions are offered. Sales exper
furn; II 'G pronisins ls'nasi future 'in. IN.
tereSts you, see MANAGER, 3Sc
Victor Bldg 724 9th st. NV, s
am. to 9 am. or 8 pm. to pm,
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ALFERSIElNS 3
1920 7th st. NV.

4OSo tIlk ~. NV.
MA, 1859
AIR CONDITIONERS, Carrier. I.
and a h.p., window models. 5 anc
3 ton commercial units. Immedi-
ate delivery. COMMERCIAL SALES
CO, l01 North Capitol, RE, 7ll9
R-CONDITIONING UNITS - Fol
rent by the season. Supply OF renta
units limited Cali Ii. 3-4ll2. r. a
M. REFRIGERATION CO., 214 /
st. ne, YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER.
AIR R-CONDITIONER, Pleasantaire. -.
h.p. window model; excel cond.
Sl10. TIE. 0463.
AIR CONDITI0NERS, new and re-
conditioned. sold. rented. exchanged
serviced; fully guaranteed. OR, 476p
BISHOP EQUIPMENT co.
5l04 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
We take pride in rendering prompt
efficient SprViee "
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HELP MEN (cent. }

GUTTERMAN-First class, TOD pay,
steady work. Apply 8 pm. TO 7:3O
pm. eyes. $500 varnum st.. Brent
CUTIE AND SPOUT mechanic, ex.
perienced; permanent employment;
salary open: only local reliable man
WITH references need apply. WA
GROCERY CLERK, must be above the
average. Apply at once. 527 7th st.
Evening star., 1950-06-27
ANTIQUE SALE
Fy,dinu T,,ra Qnfh

ANTIQUE SALE
Ending June 30th
All stock draStically reduced In
price at
Walter Reed Antique Shop
6640 Georgia ave, NV Open 10
am, to 10 pm, including Sunday.
TU. 2727, GE. 76os 30
ASBESTOS SIDING
New-Special this week only, S5,95
per SO. ACE WRECKING & BLDG,
MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI. ave.
ne, LU. 4-0500 80
BABY CARRIAGE, blk, leather, like
new. mattress, $50. WA. 4337
BABY FURNITURE-Large electric
Sterilizer, cheap: wardrobe; baS-
Sinette. TaYlnr-Tnt OV nRR1
Evening star., 1950-06-27

Married man preferred; for excellent
opportunity in dept. store salon in
Lynchburg. Va. Good salary plus
commission. Cal Elk. 031l for appt
to interview -o0
Evening star., 1950-06-27
RASINS

New, complete with spigots and traps
Sl3.50; also new grade A close.
coupled toilets and tanks, $1g.95
new toilet seats, S3.4a. ACE
WRECKING g. BLDG. MATERIAL
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SALES
REPRESENTATIVE

Accustomed to $3.50 UP weekly and
willing to work hard and intel
ligently with a proven sales plan to
maintain high standard of living.
This is appointment work to people
desiring our product. Sales man.
ager, Room 31O. Ring Bldg. -o7
Evening star., 1950-06-27

WANTED--10 MEN for expansion
program; age is no handicap with
our organization. Over S75 per wk.,
after second wk. See Mr.. Angel,
BANkERs { ri T. LIFE 2 Pm Z CASUALTY CO.
123S K Ct N w Pm, 1ntN
Evening star., 1950-06-27
FOUNTAIN Girls

Colored, fully exper. only. Apply II
person, PENN DRUG, 18th and
StS. n w. 02
Evening star., 1950-06-27

cal references; must be good c,osers
SOLAR HEATING CO., OW. 1900
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used; sprins sale;
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT

s'a ;$sI: ;$s: Z; ::i:! !:3:
42-in. de luxe wood base kitchen
cabinet with bread drawer.
with 42-in. formica top 41b
54-in. red formiea sink top Oebs
New factory floor samples. Prices in
clude delivery. Phone TU. 1l77.
, 1950-01-17

of course, upon the Older woman"
Older women who are trying to
appear very young might resent
any such show of Difference. Old
fashioned, comfortably elderly wo
men would probably like it very
much.
@. Do you consider it necessary
to have the approved salad forks
or do the medium-sized regular
forks serve the same purpose?
A. One may provide any shape
or size of fork wishes. The me-
diminished fork is in very good
tase.
@. Should a woman wear gloves
to a formal dinner?
A. Yes; she should take them
off at the table and place them
across her lap.
, 1950-01-17
LOOK and LEARN
by A.,C. Gordon

!. What are the six fundamen-
tai principles of the U. S. Consti-
tuition?
2. What countries are included
in the British Isles?
3. In what human gland is 10
dine normally found?
4. What three families have
each been twice represented in the
White House?
5. What aquatic bird can swim
faster under water than on the
surface?
ANSWERS on back paUe)
, 1950-01-17
MODERN ETIQUETTE
BY Roberta Lee

@. How should a woman be gov
erned about rising from a chair
to show respect to an older wo-
man?
A. In most cases, she should
rise for a woman more than dou-
BILE her own age. Mush depends,
, 1950-01-17
S a benefit or curse.

$50
The ST. Thomas Power author
ity is planning another reduction
in power rates. Maybe the same
thing can happen here, Incidental
", / understand that the work of
conversion is not yet completed in
st. Thomas either.
p. S. st. Croix Power Authority
please note.
80. -::- -::-
There are some very interesting
things going on in this little st.
Croix. Believe it or not But we
react differently to other parts Of
the world. Show up the evil-doer
and the very ones who would
benefit by a correction, turn on
you and the eviIdoer becomes the
hero
Many Police officers are faced
with the same problem. They en-
force the law and get hell" for
it. / cant blame them for Hooking
away" at times.
- 80 $50
Incidentally, "Massa Joe" and
his "Beayside Discusshun' is com
ing back. ! am certainly longing
to hear that discusshun between
Tantu Bee and Sic CARTE.
1tsseems those two laxative
women were around. Bethlehem
and 50 il ought to be, interesting
to listen to them discuss some do
ings at the factory and in the
fields
- -::-
Speaking of Frankensteins !
know of one executive who has
built a huge one that is now tow
ering over him.
,-- - .a $500 -.
, 1950-01-17
LESSON in ENGLISH
d i Gordon
woRps OFTEN M1sUsED:

Ni already Zone
wordl meaning before.
Or BY this Write, 81 am all
! ready (Wo dsJ to GO" mean
ing prepa ao gt
OFTEN MISPRoNOUNCED:
I Business. Pronounce biz-ness,
not dizziness.
OFTEN MISSPELLED:
Co61ly; observe the two rs.
SYNONYMS
Accompany, attend, escort, con
duct, chaperon.
WORD STUDY
PRESTIGE; moral influencesdue
to past reputation. PRONOUNCE
pres-tezh, first . as in press, sec
ond e as, in tea, accent second syl-
lable); mo one without great pop
ular prestige could have accom-
plished it,
, 1950-01-17
I
The LIGHT HOUSE al
It'll and the Truth wU make gpu free

shall knotv the Truth and the Truth tDaH make ypu free.
Outlines We build "Frankensteins' For example many persons
who used to payss8es and $10O per month for burning a couple of 25
watt bulbs now find they are paying three, four and in some cases
five times as much. They are beginning to wonder now if gethngAC
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23
Clubs Hold Vote

The various clubs of the school
have elected their Officers. They are
as follows: Dramatic Club-Presj-
dent, Mildred Biser; vice president,
David Full; secretary, Lucy Phillips;
treasurer, Gladys WcnSel; custodian,
Fred Thayer; assistant custodian,
Robert Stoekslagcr. They are now
working on one-act plays.
Girls Athletic Association Presi-
dent. Leona Shalpless; vice president,
Lucille Kelly; secretary, Mildred BIZ
ser; treasurer, Gladys Martin.
Home Economics Club President,
Sue Harvey; vice president. Helen
O'Brien; secretary, Jo Anna Litzen-
burg; treasurer, Jane Wilt; historian,
Isabel johnson.
Glee President, Roger Glib
son; vice president, Paul Mclntire;
secretary. Joe DiSimone; treasurer,
William Dewitt
Future Teachers of America presl-
dent, Glenn Waybright; vice presi-
dent, Thelma Walter; secretary,
Grace SiSlor; treasurer, Eleanor
Smc>.
Junior High President, Dale
Rcams; vice president, Tommy Calls;
secretary. Robert burst; treasurer
Nancy Forshey.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23
DEER PARK

Miss Anna Thrasher and Richard
Thasher, Washington. d. G., visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Th!asher and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thrasher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thrasher and
son, Mr.. and Mrs George JcfTries, of
Cumberland. attended the Woodmcn
supper here last week
Mrs. NJ. l.. OIIaver, Somerset, Pa.
visited her daughter Mrs. Evelyn
Fernando, this past week.
Misses Rose Marie and Jenny Lee
Uphold entertained the All Club ON
Saturday. Following the lesson, a
Thanksgiving program was given. Re
treShmentS were served.
The WSCS met at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Prince, Mt. Lake Park. Dur
ing the meeting Miss Elizabeth Clat-
terbuck, X. n. spoke on the subject
THE Health Needs of Garrett Coun-
ty"
Pfc. Bruce Brown, California, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Brown.
Mrs. Grant Friend entertained with
a party on Monday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23
BITTINGER

Mr. and Mrs Harry Gorley, Of
UnioutoWn, Pa, visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mls. Asa Orendorf, last
Friday.
IIany and Joe Brenneman, Of
Hyattsville, spent the Weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Brenneman,
Bruce and Glen Brenneman. Cum
Jeilaud. were hunting in this section
last Saturday.
Herbert Brennemau, Washington,
d. G.. spent last week with his
mother, Mrs. Agnes Brenneman.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bittinger, Of
ReiSterstoWn, visited relatives here
last week
Thomas Hayes spent last week
visiting his sister, Mrs Scott, at In
dian Head, Pa.
Plans are under way for the con-
struction Of a community house.
Trustees have been appointed and "A
lot will be secured, but no definite
date for the beginning Of construc-
ton has been set.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa j. Orendorf and
Miss Eva Sell motored to Horse Shoe
Run, W. Va, last Sunday.
\ number of members of the
Womens Missionary Society at
tended the funeral services for Mrs.
Alvin Breuninger at Red House, last
Wednesday,
Edda Rune, Of Philadelphia, spent
last week with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs {. H. Rune.
The turkey growers Of this com
munity delivered several thousand
dressed and live turkeys to dealers
in Pittsburgh, Cumberland and points
in Ohio during the past week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23

Hinebaueh, yice-president; Faye Mil
ler, Grantsville. treasurer; John $.
Prichard, Grantsville, financial secre-
taly; Mrs Gladys Vannucci, McHen-
~, sponding secretary; Lewis T..
Cornish, Oakland, sergeant-at-arms
The county association applied for
membership in the state association.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23

Jail at Somerset, Pa, on a charge Of
assault and battery
Sentence was imposed last week in
Somerset after Game Protector L. b.
WEIGH said Rugg attacked an d
threatened him earlier this month
near Confluence. Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23
Beverage Retailers
In County Organize

H. Ward Hinebaugh, Oakland, was
elected president of the Garrett Coun-
ty Alcoholic Beverage Retailers as
ISOLATION, at the organizational meet
ing at GAINESVILLE November ~. John
A. Mention, Baltimore, was the speak
en-.
Others elected were Guy William
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-23

Rugg entered a plea Of guilty and
the sentence was handed down to run
conculrently with a Holiday term inn
posed on a game law violation. Also
serving 1O4 days in Jail is Aaron
Rugg, Grautsville, who was arrested
at the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
Mems Furnishings
Greatly Reduced


50 Mems Elastic Butt0n-type
Suspenders. - $3.50 s5c
$50 Imported Wool Hose, plain
color, 6x3 rib. Maroon, brown,
gray, navy. Regular length
only Not all colors in all
sizes. Sizes 101a to IS. ---- $3.50 CSC
ITS Assorted Mems Hose in reg
ular and anklet length. Fabric
mixtures of nylon and wool,
nylon and cotton, cotton, ray
ons. Ribs, plain and fancy
patterns, not all sizes in all
styles. Sizes 10 to 10. ---$1 65c
go Mems Knit Undershorts.
Il leg style. Sizes 80 to 80 only $3.50 $50
2 for S1.25
240 Mems Leather Belts, top
grain cowhide, brown. tan
and black, or "a inch
widths. Sizes 80 to AZ = - $3.50 CSC
IFS Mems Lined and Unlined
Gloves. - SIS S2.85
100 Mems Lined and Unlined
Gloves, good assortment of
styles and feathers to choose $685. to
from S485
ITO All-wool Scarves ----$ 1.65 CSC
IS Scarves, Of pure wool, rayons $3.50 to
and silks --------------$5 $l.S5
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-26
inexpensive Dresses-s5
Sportswear Reduced

154 Skirts-wools, rayons, plaids and solid
colors and tweeds Sizes 10 to 18
S7e5 to $1295 $3.50
AZ Jackets-wools, rayon velveteens, fur
fabric Navy camel, taupe, red in the group.
Sizes 10 to 10. SASS to $3.50 Sl0.95
30 Vests-cotton corduroys, and woods, Navy,
green, aqua, melon. Sizes 10 to 10 -
$685. to $1095 S3.75
80 Rayon VeIveteen Vests in black only. AS
sorted Sizes --- $685. to $12.95 $3.50
go Skirts-wool and cotton corduroys, in
checks and solid colors. Sizes II to Is
$685. to 1885 S3.95
4S Dresses and Jumpers. in wool jersey. some
dresses in rayon fabrics too. Assorted colors.
Sizes 10 to 20 $1495 to -$19.95 $10.95
W&I-Sportswear Third Floor