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Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
DELMAR

The annual birthday luncheon Of
the Delmar New Century Club was
held Tuesday afternoon at 1 p. m
at Nichols Restaurant, Delmar. The
affair usually is held in the cluD
room in the Masonic Temple, but
this year il was decided that the
members Of the various commit
tees should be given the Opportun-
ity of enjoyment the affair with
other members and guests and be
relieved of many of their duties as
hostesses. Mrs. Alton Truitt, pTesi-
dent presided at the luncheon me-
eting. Col. Amos W. w. WoOdcOck,
OF Salisbury, was the guest spea-
ker and short program of addition
al entertainment followed
MariOns S. Hastings, this town,
has accepted the Craftsmanship of
the annual March Of Dimes CAM
paign for the Delaware side of the
town. and has named his commit
tee for the drive that gets under
way January 18th. The Delmar
Delaware. quota is S4OO.
Members Of the local Ladies Aux
iliary of the Mardela Fire Depart
ment are invited to meet with the
Ladies Auxiliary of Delmar Fire
Department, on February 18th. tC
form a WicomicO County Ladies
Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Culver left on
Thursday for a vacation in Florida
Mrs. Lizzie Phillips is spending
the remainder of the winter with
her son. Mr.. Thomas Phillips and
Mrs. Phillips in Baltimore. Md.
Miss Isabelle Brown spent last
weekend in Wilmington. with heI
sister Mrs. Ray TOmisetti and Mr.
Tomissetti.
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with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace OuiIIen
Mrs. Ruth Brown spent SUNDAY
with her mother, Mrs. Clara star
key and sister. Mrs. Kenneth Ne
Ilvaine Of BFidgeville.
Robert Dean, Alfred Hopkins
Thomas z. Brown and Franklin
Currey attended the Harrisburg
Fair last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DICK Richards Of
Wilmington spent the weekend
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Keyes of
Wilmington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Shaw over the weekend.
Mrs. A. c. Creadick entertained
Mrs. Lizzie Elwanger and Mrs.
Orme Of Denton last Sunday.
Miss Jane Wiley Of Seaford
spent the weekend with Miss Joan
Shaw.
Mrs. J. C. Messner spent last
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Margaret Masten OF
Wilmington spent the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. A. c. Cread-
ick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cullen and
daughter Anne Of Dover, spetn the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Messner.
Mrs. 7. Kinsey Carpenter OF
Washington, D. c., has been spend
( ing a few days with her father
/ Ira Roe.
Sc. Stephens Church
Episcopal
Fleming Street
Sunday, January q
9:15 a. m. Morning prayer.
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during the mild winter weather.
and We understand the opening
date has been set for April st
A traffic light has been placed
on route Is at Jewel Street. but will
be in operation only during the
morning noon and afternoon per-
iOds when the pupils are going to
or returning from school.
The home Of James Nicholas abb
out three miles from town was bur-
ned to the ground Saturday after
noon, the blaze was beyond control
when the DelmaF Fire Co. arrived.
Most of the furniture and much Of
the families Clothing was destroy
ed.
The Lions Club has voted TO
sponsor Uncle Joe" Whelpton's S
Buy a Concrete Block Campaign.
which is designed to bring new in
dustry to the town. Mr.. Whelpton
is planning to bring a show to Del
man composed Of w. B. o. c. talent
which viii be presented in the aud
itOrium Of the Delmar school.
Mrs. Ida Burkett. Of Washington.
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Mrs. Homer Bailey has returnod
from a visit with her dangbse.i 5,S 5seurneS l,s1
son-in-law, in Florida anu
Members Of the Mems p,h,a c,...
Of the First Methodist Cburc5 rS.T has bera
viii serve a ham and oysfer s snnner -Sl :.
IN the social hall a. - o.,'.i'l,s Suppei
Thursday January g from GHgicl; - I
p. m Tickets are on sale now y :
Mrs. J. P. Ellis has returnod ,.or,
a visit with relatives n Port I5oT : M ~
posit. Nd. "
Mrs. Larry Wagner sne,4 .h.
weekend with her husband s = Pit sas
tsburgh Pa. "
Mrs Carroll S. Barr sr snon,
the weekend with her SON cslraii sggii
S. Barr. Jr., and family in VIII 1'ir, Oii
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman " lI.,, Ha.,
ings spent the weekend with 1t..,t 49,
daughter, Mrs. Fred Rrown , 'nSii and
Mr.. Brown in Brunswick. Ma anu
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ponor 1, -.
Doyer, were weekend a7,ests nest, - ~
Prof. and Mrs. David GreeD 09'I ~ u
Work on the Deimar n, Dr,,,e IL :, s
Theatre has been going on steadiiv 4,
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CONTINUED From Preceding Page)
AIRS. Jester had been active in
the music field and could play al
most any instrument.
The small son Of Pfc. and Mrs.
Elw0od Shuttle was christened
James Elwo0d Shuttle. Jr., at the
home Of his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ElWocd Shuttle on Monday
evening. January 9. The Rev. Al
den Hopkins Of Prospect Church,
Oficiated.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Donovan. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. ElWoOd
Shuttle and son Richard.
Pfc. Shuttle is stationed in the
u. S. occupational zone Of Germ
any.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Price have
returned from a trip to Florida.
They are now al their home on
Second avenue.
Mrs Edmund Taylor visited Mrs.
William Evans Of Viola Sunday.
mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Taylor
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Colby Harris Of Wyoming.
Leonard +. Taylor is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Oswald Yogi Of viii
mington
Mrs. Zella Hopkins entertained
her daughter and sOn-in-laW Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Ellers and family
of Pennington last Sunday.
Miss Louise Layton Of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T.
Layton.
Ernest W. Dean is convalescing
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
after an operation last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Rogers, Mrs.
L. T. Jones, Mrs. Ernest Raughley
and Mrs. Arnold Gilstad went to
Philadelphia last Saturday to see
the Ice Follies.
Mrs. L. r. Beauchamp entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. c. Tharp Harring-
ton and daughter, Nancy, on We'd
nesday in honor of Mrs. Harring-
tons birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. Boyer
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William WrightsOn Of Federals-
burg, Wednesday.
Miss Elaine Downing visited her
grandmother, Mrs. n. B. Downing
of Milford, over the weekend.
Mrs. Charlotte Ann Massey of
Dover entertained her bridge club
Thursday evening. Those present
we're Mrs. Joan McKnatt Mrs. Mary
E. Nelson, Mrs. Ruth Gilstad, Mrs.
Betty Greenly, Mrs. Pauline Moore,
and Mrs. Betty ]. Knox.
Private Townsend TOmlinsOn of
Fort Banning, Ca, was killed in a
glider crash Friday of last week.
Private TOmlinsOn was the nep-
hew of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ely
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Hitch
ems, Jr.. of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Kitchens par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Vane.
Mrs. Howard Spicer is entertain
ing her sister from New Jersey.
The Misses Helen and Catherine
Hopkins Of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Hopkins
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of a son, John Wayne.
born at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital on Wednesday. January IL.
The W. B. A. Lodge met on We'd
nesday evening. January IL. at the
home of Mrs. Lillian Wheeler with
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Battena Memorial

Battele Memorial institute, in
Columbus, Ohio, is the largest In
sdtution Of its kind in the world.
Its staff Of 1900 is active in in
dustrial physics, chemistry and
chemical engineering, agricultural
sciences. graphic arts, fuels and
combustion. ceramics, and metal
lurgy. The institute conducts re-
search for both large and small
industry and for government agen-
cies.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

D. c.. has been visiting her sister,
Mrs Harrison Jones, and Mr.. Jones
Kenneth Hayes has returned to
the University Of Md. following 4
visit with his sister. Mrs. Bloxom
Daugherty and Dr. Daugherty
The Young Adult Fellowship Of
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

the First Methodist church held a
covered dish supper IN the social
hail Of the Church. Friday night.
Oscar Brewington is a patient in
the Church Home Hospital. in Bal
timore.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20

1t weekly for advertisers who have ordered these
call after the say that they have
sold the item offered for sale have able the article for
which they looking These satisfied advertisers the Classified
Columns regularly.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-20
The DOORWAY TO
BETTER BUYING
Is THRU YOUR
WANT AID
COLUMNS

Regular users of OUR
Classified Want-Ad Pages
tell us that they find
golden opportunities to
fill their many needs
through close reading Of
these small ads. They tell
US that they find what
they want quickly and
easily.
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HELP MEN

ROUTEMAN for dry cleaning route.
iamlia5 IAN 5rt with Sllyer Spring territeTy
sALESMAN-Kitchen cabinets, home
service and repair, interior deco
HoMEcRAFTERss, 1Ne' Seo IL D4Pts;45 se5s45:
RoUTEMAN. white, capable, wide
awake; build up wholesale bakery
route; Call Sligo 1884. -13
SALESMAN twholesale poultry and
eggs. good opportunity for man
willing to work with growing CON-
cern; ceni ~ restaurant a and institutional
Az replies strictly confidential. Box
SALESMAN. ice cream. See Mr.,
MalkeE ica GREhM At The FqssELLYoUNG
sAIEsMAN w WANTED iS1YE6 iiSon; to sell from
truck, for grocery and delicatessen
Sterss. S1as co Apply ssGHERL!s & KATz
m6ra TiSa SG' GS' 70 oa Aibsmarle 1na St. Balti;
sALEsMESLWe Vi have rtaNs openings anfai # for 2
2 good outside salesmen who can
sell. If you can sell, we guarantee
above average income. Apply Mr..
Saunders. Union Clothiers. 307 9TH
SALESMAN - One mature, refined,
experienced salesman, sell profes-
sional directory space to washington
lawyers; right man can make ap-
prox. $1,000 in 6 wks program. Call
MIR: GEORGE, 1912 am, only If
qualified, Sligo S922.
statesmen, with cars to train locally
for permanent positions with large
manufacturing company. Will con-
slider inexperienced man who is will
ing worker. Not canvassing; earn
ings while training around SlOO
weekly. Apply 1923 Benning rd. ne.
9 am. to pm. only. Ia
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ADAM A. WESCHLER N SON
Observation-Disclosures
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COOK

live in; fine family. RA. 27ss.
G.H.W. AND COOK; 10 through din.
ner; 51a days: stay. / or 2 ewes;
carfare. Wo. .2180.
G.H.W.; no cooking; assist children;
ggoooad3 local references; live in. EN-.
HoUsEKEEPER and companion.
woman. white. settled, Protestant,
salary in exchange for Ink. with
elderly couple. AID. 1924 for in
formation; references. -13
MAID-Neat, reliable; g.h.w.; exper.
with children. Stay over 8 nights or
live IN. Recent refs. ia. Os62. 1913
gen. housevork; & must a. BE- ssT refiHed: hDd:
references; $50 mo- ia. 1852. Ia
WOMAN. white, with small baby or
S,t,as small chi snildEen; TaG gooa home light
IN must 8 e sood % pan EIs edok o. kass IVY:
local refs; REQUIRED. S120 per mo.
Cal OIL; 2113 in am. only fol, ap.
WHITE WOMAN. light sh.w., va care
OF young child: Auto. washer. At
tractive pay. Local refs. OIL. 1927.
CAN OFFER nice rm. and board, plus
salary to white woman to be COM
panion and helper to mother Of
3 small children; no housework. II
interested, please write Box 455-J.
CoLoRED LADY, 4o-e5 yrs, COM
panion to elderly lady after 8 PM,
pvt. rm; must be refined, friendly;
good refs; good salary. DU. 0707;
after z pm, AID. 1929. 14'
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SPECIAL NOTICES (cont. J

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those incurred
by myself. DONALD K. PAGE, Bur-
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. JOSEPH B.
MOORE, 732 Park I'd. 15"
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS-9 to
8, 8 to $50. Sat. 10 to 4. $500 and
UP. ]. CHRONAKER, Rm. 203,
EMBOSSED BUSINESS CARDS. or
personal, 1000. 1895. looks like
engraving. FREE sample and style
chart Write P. o. Box @sa' p. p c.
- The Annual Meeting of
members Of the Home Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association will be
held at 2 pm, January 18, 1850,
in the office of the association, 931
18th Street NV, Washington, D. c.,
for the election of directors and for
the consideration of such other busl-
ness as may properly come before
the meeting. JOHN q. RAYMOND,
TAX RETURNS prepared in your
home by former government tax
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SITUATIONS MEN

AUTO SALESMAN-Desire opening
with dealer for sales training under
GI program: Box 459-R. Star. 13'
fsts naor SkAR g. narrsd suS sfm lost is
hand in war. would like a chance to
prove capabilities: good scholastic
and aptitude record. Giebe 44oo.
NAN. Ezs VIZ wS.,, as yrs, exp in clerical. a9
loan and Investigation, D. c. permit.
Phone Or. oss5, $50 ; to 7:sS SVD.1ao"; p.m.
MAN, 2S,. bus. ad. and law degree,
2 years business experience. looking
wREbaG FR2f 6iRe eGj 81 4ass IN
arc and torch welding. in all branch
es Of the metal working industry.
Box 4S6-R,, Star. la
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires Job
as,. as chagfiHeur; Go- sxpers and depend
YouNG MAN desires es's, to obtain po-
sition as f1ngerprint analyst or cork
pertaining to fingerprinting; expert.
enced. FIR. 2756. la
YOUNG MAN. s yrs. college. seeking
empl with ln,d future easily sass aasassptabls
YSuNG g fS fapSznefs rRagTnefSe Al RrfooRNr1 fooIRs
Desires evening and Saturday work.
WHITE AT qssai CHEF with eleven years mIe sx-
perience as cook and supervising
rrestaurants and dining rooms. Boz
PRoFEssioNAL RSEs BoDYGUARD, . reg
istered, experienced; references.
Write Box ASH. Star.
VET, one year college. electro. tech,
Q years app. mechanic. with tools,
desires work from $40 pm. to i
VETERAN N college I sraduats. ns age 20 rs,
desires immediate employment LA.
6-56S5, 9-12 or after O. IA
COLORED CHAUFFEUR and cook.
for private family, 5h days week,
16 years experience, hrst-class
cook and chauffeur. TR. 0424. 15s
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o. G. SLOAN q CO., INC, Auctioneers
7I5 18th Street NV.
Washington, ID. C.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN
STOCK AND EQUIPMENT, LEASE,
ETC.
BY virtue of a certain chattel deed Of
trust recorded among the records Of
the Recorder Of Deeds Of the Dis
Pantos in favor Of George Callas
secured thereby, the undersigned
premises 7o2k Fifth street zf,1sSsy NV
JANUARY Z. 1850 at 2 pm; the
tensions OF renewals thereof, all Il;
stock in trade and all the furnish
tngs, furniture, fixtures, equipment
and implements. consisting mainly
changes substitutio9s: renewals renewals
property: Walk-in electric re-
compressor. National cash register
style $40. Dayton computing scales,
Fleetwood g. refrigerating case, cleo
trio BEVERAGE case, Rheem hot water
heater, sectional glass floor display
PETER G. CHACONAS,
Occidental Building
AUBREY ST. c. WARDWELL,
800 r St., NV.
LEONARD A. BLOCK, Attorney fol-
party secured, 800 F st. NV;
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BAKER

All-around man. to run small shop;
salary and percentage; only capable
man with good refs. need apply
Box 210-M, Star. -13
BARBER, colored, excellent location.
Mr. sRsvs wafTTsd aifEfEsFs iags ST. nx See
BANK TELLER-cLERK for position
Marlbeso Ala Sase. ss7s. experience preferred IS
BEER DRIVER for established route;
salary and commission; exper. and
refs. needed. B. K. MILLER, Clin-
Rp ton Nj EsgssSS aoFS wn;1s 1s
$3.50, must be 5th-class engineer
and have knowledge Of general main
tenance work. Apply Rm. 700 betw.
II 1;s0 "a and dap 9 pm. SIS 14th st. NV.
BRICKLAYERS and bricklayers help
ers wanted. Apply 9th st. and
Foxhall pl. s.e. or call FA. O5s9,
BRICKLAYERs-e gyp block Set
ters. Long JOB. top wages. 1900
BGfibiNa III SSs' ATAlinfEssTn; MArfERTA;L Va SALESMAN
experienced; commission plus bonus.
Write BOX 144-H, Star. giving quail
BUTCHER. experienced. must be
sober. reference required. Apply
22l Penna. ave: Sc. -16
apyg TE SSNRS MsRa sssasE SSS sao
VA. 5oos. Ask sisfAS for Mr. Noon q or ~. GT.
cAIRGPEiNrERs lIGPi 10, that can -hs hang
doors. m Apply pgago 18th and Newton sts.
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HELP DoMESrIc

COOK, 1st class, and g.h.w.; 2 in
family; good wages. 103 Newlands
st., CHEVY Chase, Md: WI. 3166.
White. Must have references; up.
stairs living quarters; large family;
small children have nurse. Call RE.
1888 between 10 and !, or write
Box 146-M. Star. -I5
3 school children, 2 adults; no laun.
dry; other help employed; local refs.
req. OR. 3411. -k5
COOK, G.H.W., exper.; live in; st
d. pvt. rm. and bath; Bethesda; ex-
Gel starting salary. OIL. 0457 or
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON,
AuctioneeFx

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRICK
GARAGES ON ALLEY IN REAR OF
NO, 645 E STREET Sc.
BY virtue TItu Of Of ea deed Of trgst recorded
e e Of Of hs eoabs and records a5s Of ths he Ds
undersigned trustees will offer for
PREMISES . on WEpNEsbAY; ~ THE =
FFs5g5H7sENTH 1881 as THREE PAY oaIock 2E SAkufsMy ffM
the District Of Columbia, % to.Wit: ~
Part of ORIGINAL Lot % in Square s77
66eginning for the. same at the
Southeast corner Of said lot. and
west line Of an alley, 5s:37 feet 70 70
the center Of the South wall Of
premises forming the North boundary
Of said part Of original Lot 25:
thence West. IA feet: thence South,
e sss5 Nds @ hsnIs tine t Ess stse Il fest aons
known for purposes Of assessment
and taxation as Lot SAT in said
Terms Of sale; Cash: A deposit Of
Examination Of = title. t' conveyaneins, ing
recording revenue stamps and no.
tarial fees at cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. other
wise trustees reserve the right to
resell property at risk. and cost OF
defaulting purchaser, after I'VE days
advertisement of such resale In some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON
D. c.. or deposit may be forfeited,
or without forfeiting deposit trustees
may avail themselves of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
RAYMOND ]. VIERBUCHEN.
EDMUND M. EMMERICH.
ja.6,9.11 1917. Trustees.
TH0S OWEN q som Auetionaerx
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ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON,
Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK
No. 645 e STREET. Sc.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded
In Liber No. 6232, Folio 4S9, ct
SEQ. Sns Of + the ,a,,s,,5 land records aSd Of Of
the request of party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction, in front
of premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY,
1850: AT THREE O'CLOCK PM,
the Dc property n
Fart Of original Lot rs in Square
ST. beginning in West line of said
lot at q point distant 102 feet 4h
inches from the northwest corner Of
said lot: thence South 1858 feet;
thence East 80 feet; thence North
1858 feet; thence West esyS Ss ,dt feet nuTo to
poses Of assessment and taxation
as Lot S45 in said square:
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit
sale. Examination Of title. con-
veysncing, recording revenue stamps
and notarial ices at cosI OF pur. p
S' Titiin thirty days from day Of
saIe. otherwise trustees reserve the
right TO resell property at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after
Ave DAYS advertisement OF s IN re-
sale in some newspaper e Hshed
20 washington. D. or G., ,w,f5ont e oSlt s9at
fe{tine deposit, trustees may az Il
themseIyes Of any legal or equitat e
RAYMOND J. VIERBUCHEN.
.EpMUNp M: EMMER1CH,
Se6,9.11,13,17. Trustees.
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MEN, READ CAREFULLY

Saturday morning at 9 am. sharp,
I want to talk with 90 men who are
really ambitious in securing posi-
ton that will give them steady EN-
ployment the year around. In other
words words, there ar, are no , laying ,9fd q !
income that really counts. 1t, doesn't
matter what your past employment
has been. All We ask is that you be
willing to study and learn as we
teach you our, work; 1t will also be
necessary that you be willing to get
the first 4-6 weeks while learning
our work. A car is essential You
must also be able to give the names
of three people who will vouch for
prefer men who are married or men
who have some sort of responsibility.
I would also like to talk to a few
men who are mechanically inclined
and who know good thing when
they see II. Therefore. il, you are
ance, come and talk with me. Apply
at 2206 Wisconsin ave. NV. No
phone calls.
PART-TIME REPRES.
By devoting approx. IA hours a week,
our present part-time representative
earnings vary from $50 to $40 q
week. Three. new representatives will
be added to our org ganization. Car
essential. Call MR.. BLAKEMAN,
OV. 1854, to arrange personal inter
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN to make a
survey and solicit demonstrations.
Good opportunity to work into perm.
position Box SIM, Star. Ia
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, must be
Is years Of age, who would like to
earn money after school. Box
a-M, Star IA
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AUCTION SALES
C. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC.
Auctioneers Appraisers

Large Sale
Bedroom, dining room, living room
y furniture: roll and hat-top desks.
sectional bookcases, revolving and
office arm chairs. typist, chairs,
antique furniture, mahogany book
case, large gilt curio cabinet. mir
rors, lamps, radios, bric-a-brac,
linens. silverware,- china, glassware,
dinette sets, beds, springs, mat
tresses, settees, chairs rockers,
Hollywood beds, fireplace brasses
etc.
At Public Auction
At SLOAN'S
715 18th st.
Saturday
January 14th
At 10 Am.
BY order of the Security Storage
Co., estates and private owners.
Terms, Cash
c. g. SLOAN & CO., INC, Aucts.
Established 1891 -l3
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AND sERvICEMEN-Po-
sitions for hard-working men who
want. permanent positions. Pro-
gressive organization, nationally
known sanitation service. Earnings
unlimited, Tni experience not necessary;
SALES PROMOTION MANA real
live. wire go-getter who is fully
qualified to take full charge Of a
terrifhc new sports promotion propo-
sttion which positively will sweep the
country like ball: point pens did
san,. and spread Ike the bowling craze
and. ready to go but IT'S too big
for busy financially strong and sue
cessful operator who has exclusive
on eastern territory to do all the
leg and brain work alone. therefore
this ad. No investment required.
Man Man selected .an must be a proven oven pro- pro-
promotion man, good on writing ad-
vertising copy. 35 to As years old,
owner Of q good car, know q lot
about sports and athletics and be
available immediately; perm. posi-
tion with exceptional earnings to the
right man: Don't reply unless you
give enough details In your letter
to prove that you do. Box Am.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
good salary, e,dsy Vi; D: .ys G; per; Per,
STATION, goth and New York ave.
SHEET METAL WORKER, expert
enced In small chassis fabrication
required. Must be able to layout
work from blue prints; 5-day, 40
hr. week. Apply in person. MEL
PAR, INC. 452 Swami ave-, Alex,
Va
SHOE SALESMAN for Alex. store. ex-
periepced In selling children's shoes
unlimited opportunities with a fu-
ture. Call kI. $1,000. -l5
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MANAGER for leading automobile
dealer; person applying for this key
position must understand each phase
Of the business thoroughly. This
is an extraordinary opportunity for
the man with the right capabilities.
fidence. Give all details. BOX 1e4-s.
NEAT afa CUTTER, for rear room work
Appls in psSson. 2o 1920 Nichols Nihoisnsse. ave.
MEDICAL pErAILIsT-New Jersey
pharmaceutical manufacturer seeks
ETsI,f.ssssntativs fer Washinston and
are council-Accepted. Previous ex-
peri.snss in detailing physicians.
@snt esnses sas prsasrabfe sns Sas SaaveEs not
lent opportunity. Demonstrate your
sales ability. in letter including
age. education, experience. Box
oTfsBHRSEE oIfyaHi SSfas sERv1cEMAN, steady asa
employment. Call WA. 3526 after
opIoMETRIsr. reslstersa in >: 8.
Apply Mr.. gilman, NEW York
PHARMACIST, neishborhood store;
better opportunity. State age, ex-
perience, salary. Confidential. BOX
PORTER, colored, for work In drug
store; must have drivers permit;
clean and sober. Apply In person
Saturday after 8 PM, 1897 Pa.
ave. S.e.
PRESSER, silk and wool; part time;
man or woman. 2S15 18th st. ne.
RADIO REPAIR MAN, must be exper.
and have complete knowledge of
home, auto radios and television;
perm. position. excel. salary and
hours; II you are not exper., do not
apply; ref. required. Apply MAN
HAITIAN AUTO g. RADIO CO., 1905