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BASINS

New, complete with spigots and trap
$3.50; also new grade A close
coupled toilets and tanks, $19.95;
new toilet seats. $3.49. ACE
WRECKING q BLDG. MATERIAL
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TELEVISION SETS
All models, on the famous Michael
Meter Plan. Pay 25c a day and
own Michael television set: for 8
5-day try in your home. FIR. 211S.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

12O 3rd ST. N.E.-Large room with
glaSsed-in sun porch; "a square from
Supreme Court, white neighborhood:
2nd floor, no children; $50 mo. 12s
II 9Th ST. N.E.-Double rm., twin
beds, $S week; single, So week.
Ii. 4-9722. Ia
THE GALENA-13e b ST. NE
Newly dec. rms, laund., cooking
prlviis;j; Isl, ssle. and dble.: girls only.
71a E. CAPITOL sr.-Lse. bedrm.
2 men, twin beds, nV. rm., kit.
privils., So wk. each. Ii. 3-OO22,
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
LIST and c SITS. me-. AT. $500.
CoLoRED-1O0s RHODE ISLAND
AVE. Nice sgle. for refined person;
Call. LA. 6-4972 after g pm. -15
COLORED-LARGE BRIGHT RM.; In
quiet home. Call II. 4-5l22. -15
refined couples or employed girls;
e,v,,s no drinking; o BaTSoosland; aSs home
COLORED-IO2I FLA. AVE. NE
Single room for man; So week. Gail
Ii. 6-0713. -13
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Attention Home Owners
All Jobs guaranteed; basement to roof
remodeling; gen. repairs; room addi-
tons; attics finished; porches in
closed; monthly payments. DE. sOO6,
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FANS-BLOWERS
Sales, repair. motors, bladeE. CARTY
ELECT, 1908 14th st. NO. O224.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

G.H.W.-Col.: exp; help with chill
dren; live in; Sun, and W day Thurs,
off; ref: $40 week. SH. 4424. -13
GHW-Family Of /, small George
town house Submit experience and
references in reply. Box 75-L Star.
--12
MAID, G.H.W.-Experience fond of
children; stay over 2 nights or live
in; no Sundays; references; S25
week. ia. 0s62: 1413 Kalmia I'd
NV. Ia
ARtINGTON-Cook and g.h.w.; live
in; must have rec. refs. and health
card; good wages. GIL. 2106. -15
WHITE GIRL, G.H.W.-Not over 40
years old, $50 pounds; settled: live
in; excellent living conditions; home
Of adults; SIS a week until able to
take full charge; apply in person.
719 Whittier st. NV. Ia
NIMAC. CLEAN PERSON to take care
Of beautiful home in D, c.; must be
professional cook and high class
housekeeper: gcod proposition; refer
ences. Box 377-L, Star. IA
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AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re.
conditioned, sold, rented, EXCHANGED,
serviced; fully guaranteed. OR. 1853.
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE US BEFORE BUYING YOUR
TIONAL BRAND. A-TON HIP,
MANUFACTURERS LIST, S419.95.
OUR R1DICULOUSLY LOW PRICE,
1895. E-Z TERMS. WE CARRY A
LARGE SELECTION OF NATION
ALLY KNOWN BRANDS AT DEEP
CUT PRICES.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
ma. $3.50
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MIMEOGRAPHING
GOOD AND BLACK

Attractive Discounts
R. c. COCHRAN. RE. 5000
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YOUR PH1Lco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
BRICkLAYING, remodeline, altera-
tions, fireplaces; no job too small.
A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994.
BRICKWORK, new and rep.; houses,
porch, p,orches, gars: No Job too small; 1st..
BuiLDEs ffi ERfk6oSEnip GoNTRpacfoR M ol1s SeDals
general of all kinds. Remodeling,
additions, bars and rec. rooms. Ali
work guar. Call SNIDER & FISHER,
EN-: $500 GE. 6172. AP. 5S11. -16
CARPENTRY, plastering, cementing,
papering, painting, complete re-
TsfS fsfs, Guaranteed. williams VII ss$ = Nj It.
- Alterations, repairs;
WooDMASTER CONTRACTING CO..
phone oW; 5527 anytime. -;12
caRPENTRY Ar IsIii1,na w. Complete remodeling
msrctsI AINswoRFa. esSiTfn'is IA. q ISIS. fSm
CARPENTRY-Attics fin, recreation
rms. inclosed porches, etc. LAW
RENEE, RA. 9703. TU. 1l31.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton alton rms. porches incl. stairways,
mercial, j. E. HENDRICKS. I'M. 24s1
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.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Eiectri-
ealiy Eazor.kleened or no charge.
any day. any night
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, Installations
prompt. courteous. guaranteed serv.
ice A. c ELECTRIC CO RA 685c
FENCE, CHAIN LINK-Highest grade
galvanized steel; amazingly low
prices; buy at yard and save l0% !;
no down payment; 8 yrs. to pay; ali
poles set in concrete. Open wkdays.
and Suns. 9 am. to l pm. MILL
TO-YOU CO., $3.50 Marlboro pike,
Wash, 10, D. c. HI 2ql9 IA
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
Cali co 236e Till O PM
PIANOS

Highest cash prices paid for used
spinets, consoles and grands. Call
MR.. BALDI, ST. 0250. Ia
PIANOS WANTED S S S
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 1870.
PIANOS, WE PAY CASH
All styles SH. 3039.
French Empire furni-
ture wanted (Napoleonic era); /;
reasonable only. North O116: eve
nings OR. 0950. 12k
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PIANO, in excel. cond., upright, ma
pnogany; S1Q0: Phone FA. 501S. -13
PlANO-York Spinet, $50 cash. Cali
Bowie 1925 after $50 pm. 10
PlANo-spinet, Acrosonic, by Bald
win; perfect playing condition;
with bench; $3.50. WI. 4O75. -12
PiANo-If you are interested in buy
ing new or used piano at really
worthwhile saving don't miss the
values that Jordan's are offering
during. their July clearance. Choose
from dozens Of the latest models of
better makes Buy now at the low
est prices of the year and start your
payments in September. ST. 94OO.
JORDAN PIANO CO., corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. ID
PIANO. acrosonie spines ana console
models. built BY Baldwin,: emhodies
features of small 9rands and up
right. full resonant tone. responsive
action: durability and eye-appeaiine
Ease Ease designs in mahogany, walnut
Exclusive at HUGO WORCd. 026
q Nv. Establishes 1879.
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COL0RED-I1I3 p ST. NV. Ire.
furn. rm., suitable for two; use OF
kit. and laundry rm.; plenty Of hot
water; S34.50 a mo. MRS. FAULK-
COLORED-2O4 G ST. NV. Large
front room, single beds; utilities:
only one other couple. $55 mo.
CoLoRED-Is16 WALLACH PL. NV.
Large furn. rm.; suitable for o;
S34 so mo. Apply after 8 p.n,. See
MRS. HARRIS, AID. 1904. IA
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ALUMINIUM WINDOWS

PRECISION AWNING TYPE
Recommended by leading architects;
large shipment Just received; can
be had in any size to suit your
requirements: rsaM Come In and let us
lection at moderate prices. ABCD
CORP, 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington, OF, S755. Id
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ZIPKIN, INC.

1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
HYATTSVILLE. MD. UN. $500
units; 354S 10th st. NV, lao 11th
st. Sc. and 702 p st. ne.
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10000 feet Of flooring, free Of nails.
suitable for flooring, sheathing or
subhooring. $25 m.b.f. ACE WRECK
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-O50O. Ia
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
COUNTRY BOARD

COLORED-UNFURN RIM. for cple.:
next to bath. 1907 West Virginia
ave ne HO S62S is
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LUMBER
We have large stock of fine framing
lumber, well seasoned and free of
nails. Compare and save. ACE
WRECKING & BLDG. MATERIAL
CO, 4002 MINI. ave. me-, LU.
4-0500. Ia
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Open every Saturdayand Sunday all
day Free delivery. INQUIRE about
Tree delivery to adjacent beaches.
80 mos. to pay. Hours daily $3.50
to g p.m.; Sunday. 8 till 8.
Now, Then-Try
ROBINSON BROS, INC,
1888 Kenilworth Ave. NE. AK. 1900.
MATTRESsES-2 twin size inner
sprlng. $50 ca: DU. 1856. -15
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RING-k ct. diamond in beautiful
setting with small diamonds; new.
S425. CHI. 1886. Ia
RUGS. Oriental, large and small; re-
duced prices. RARE RUG SHOP,
2427 18th st NV 90
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sofa. 5225
9Th I'd: south, Apt. 6, Arlington,
ANT1oGEs77&e44v; Xsi GH; 1924; ,.ra. .x..edlS.,v ala
beautiful authentic Zweeland Dutch
linen cabinet. From famous estate
IN Holland. Valued at $1,50O.
VIII sell for $500. DE. 1885. --13
ANTIQUE CHAIRS-A large variety
Hepplewhite, Chippendale, Sheraton,
Regency and Victorian at the RE
GENCY GALLERIES, 260l Conn.
ave. CO. 805O.
BABY CARRIAGE-Thayer in ex-
cellent condition; bargain: call
BABY Ab; soHiipmENr-H,xn iss4i chair. $40.
$50; 3 stairway gates, So; sand box,
So; child's table. chairs, chest Of
drawers. toy chest, mirror. 500;
swing, -SS; Teeter-Babe, So. Days,
II; 5-6700, Ext. 7272S: eyes,, OW.
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MOTORS, 1I100 to 100 hip. and re-
rreeWoound. CARTY, 1908 18th st. No.
MOTORS, 1/100 to 8 h.p.; and reduc-
tion gear IN stock; CIV UP; lge. sizes
avail; CARTY, 1903 14th: NO. O224.
oEFICE FURNITURE-9-d legal
card filing cabinets. EN-. 1879,
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned
deskr. chairs, files, tables. etc 42a
9th ST. S.w.. ME. 4ff36
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CANARY-Lovely golden, beautiful
singer; new cage; at discount; extra
supplies thrown in. Call evenings
and week ends. MRS. B., GIL. 1854.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, WALNUT, OAK, MAHOG-
CASES, FOLDING CHAIRS, OFFICE
MACHINES, FILE CABINETS, WIS.,
IBLE FILE EQUIPMENT, NEW AND
USED. PRICED REASONABL 10.
LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM
FREE DELIVERY. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIP. CO., 639 N. Y. AVE.
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SODDING FROM THE FINEST clover
D. e. STELSOX. phone GE. O365.
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CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st.
NV. National 4094
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or TYPING
learn in e WnekS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AIR CONDITIONING UNITS repaired,
serviced, and stored. Call Ii. 3-41l2,
r. & M. REFRIGERATION CO., 214
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware, jewelr,
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 1898:
ewes, EN- 67fS5
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-10-26
YOUR YARD
AND GARDEN
By Leonard Wager, Assis-
tant Horticultural Montana
Extension Service
Fall Bulb Planting Time

Fall Bulb Planting Time
There's still time to plant a
few tulip bulbs for next springs
bloom. No spring blooming flow
er can equal the tulip for it's
generous abundance of bright
color. Not only that, it's ease of
culture makes it a must" in
most gardens.
1t you are starting a new
planting, buy clean, plump, large
size bulbs in order to ensure
first class flowers. The varie-
ties and types are endless and
any reliable nursery can supply
you with varieties in a wide
range of colors.
Tulips are commonly planted
for mass effect. Depending on
type they are planted 6 to 8
inches apart. If you know your
varieties, YOU can develop very
pleasing color combinations in
the beds or masses. Try to mass
or group colorS as these appear
more striking, than if all colorS
are mixed together.
Tulips can remain in the
same location for several years.
An additional advantage is that
when the tulips have completed
blooming, the beds can be in
terplanted with ANIMALS to ex-
tend the show of color through
out the summer.
Since tulips are left for
more than one season, it is de-
sirable to select a location with
soil that is amply drained. Deep
and thorough preparation of
soil beforehand is another con-
sideration. Although the tulip
will depend on it's food reserves
from the bulb the first season,
one should supply necessary
plant food to carry on a vigor-
Gus bed of tulips in the future.
Spading a little well rotted
manure into the soil prior to
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planting will increase the Or
ganic matter content and make
the soil easier to manage: A
small addition of bonemeal or
treble super phosphate also may
be added when digging.
While September is the best
month to plant fall bulbs, later
paintings may be successful.
However, if winter sets in early
these late paintings should be
mulched. A mulch of clean
straw or other suitable material
will aid in keeping frost out
and assuring a good strong root
ing of the bulb before winter
sets in. This roofing in the fall
is necessary if one is to expect
good blooms next spring.
Generally it is recommended
that tulips be planted SO that
there is about 4 or inches of
soil above them. Deeper plant
ing up to 10 inches is advised
If later bloom is desired. In
addition, deeper planting dis
courages rapid multiplication of
the bulbs with less frequent re-
planting of the beds being re-
quired. Tulip beds which have
become overcroWded produce in
ferior flowers.
Other fall planted bulbs in
clude hyacinthS: narcissus, in
Guiding daffodils and jonquils:
scillas; grape hyacinths and
others. Tulip bulbs can stand
considerable freezing, but many
of these others are more tender
so must he treated more eau
tiously. Fall is an excellent
time to plant bulbs, but do it
without delay. A thorough
mulch of the beds after plant
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some north-central, northeast
ern and central portions.
BAE said, however, the FROST
ed grain is not a total loss. Al
thoiIgh unfit for milling, it
makes good stock feed.
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FROST DAMAGES

AIbout 10 per cent OF Moi.
tana's spring wheat crop mas ;
been damaged by early 1r 9s
This fall according to the fed
erai bureau of agricultural eco
nomics. The crop was cut be-
tween 80 and IS per cent IN
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TO CONFER DEGREES

Big Horn chapter, Order of
DeMolay, will confer initiatory
degrees as part of the program
at the regular meeting of SITS.
John lodge No. go, A. F. & A..
NJ, Thursday, Oct. 26, at
the Masonic temple, R. A. Wick
ers, secretary of the organiza-
ton, has announced.
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ing will ensure that the bulbs
will root well this fall.
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TO ATTEND MEET

TO ATTEND MEET
Sam E. Denny, member of the
board of trustees of school dis
trict No. 17-H, and E. A. Skeie,
superintendent, attended the
annual meeting of the state
school board association, held
at Missonual, October %, "a and
Is.
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Buy u. S. Savings Bonds.
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= OFFICIAL PAPER BIG HORN COUNTY

CLIP AND SAVE o's''''''''''''"'
FORWARD WITH THE Bible
.'''''':']
HARDIN sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST BIBLE TABERNACLE
9Th und Cody
Meetings held every night. Sunday thru Thursday
s @ IL o" with Ct ds ssa ss sb ss afs as
SINISTER INFLUENCES AT WORK
Stranger than etiGn the Bible record Of how auee
rebellion against God, led host of angels to
er now transformed into The DeTir has
enemy of God and Of all who seek to follow S Him multi
Sass
many no6ly conceived plan for human adyaneement
to be @ an 5 f b r
We in the n dS T Of Re @ nn tP
the kings of the earth and of the whole world Rev. 49,
Dt iny eofsG at s at @ as But ARS
does the Bible say?
Is THERE A LITERAL DEVIL?
From the study of titles and which
applied to devil in h % it pn hst he
Sdp %te s jude s. ohn M
Jesus tempted of the devil" Matt Al 1t was
talked with him. "The tempted him, and he said
made tRob G every Place
to in the Be hs no no Of
unenghtened people The flood light of Scripture repeat
s sSaz ' anS des aRSn 'n'S ''S ''' '
ORIGIN OF SATAN
the psrsonfieatiOn Of the Prince Of Tyr4s as
S S and 6a t that had he
said Thou seaIsst the sun u9 full Of
say Vast "s y % thee
that Satan m was created being is evidence
a as t. Hs sa 8: To-
Thine heart up because Of thy beauty thou
Sin originated in mind Of this mighty prince He
sed ne said a Geo. St H proclaimed that he would
But God challenged this rebellion against the divine
He decreed the expulsion OF the rebel and bis
sss win Wiz n @ Ss Of tas
tss wi" bring thee to ashes
WAR IN HEAVEN
"and there was war Michael his angels
angels and prevailed not; neither there place found
vs;s s old d. Tos
world he cast out into the earth and his angels were
cast thus the Scriptures clearly give us origin
and account presence the world along with the
evil angels sided with him in his revolt against God
These are magn abroad in the EARTH and
that the world draws to
its close
He will increase receptions by every possible
He will simulate the good angels, "And
marvel for Satan himself is transformed into an angel
of light" III Cor 11:14
of Satan and the reign of sin is soon to be
broken caused all the accumulated
row be brought to trial and to "The
Judgment of the great day." (see Jude g..
will enter the prison CELL thence to the lake
of fire (see Rev. 20:1-10).
Chose desiring read this subject invited
for the book in Satan His Origin
Work and Destiny"
Gentlemen:
Please send the address below without cost obi
CATION any kind the booklet entitled Satan His Origin
Work and Destiny"
Forward With The Bible" Box 15S, Hardin Montana
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 49, 7:45
what Where is He'll? Is 1t Burning Now? Will
1t Burn Forever"
MONDAY OCTOBER go 7:45
Goods Three -fold Message to the World"
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more ChevroletS on the road than any other
make-and why Chevrolet is Americas most
popular car, year after year. Come in and
look it over.
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DraftSmen-Clvil Engineers
Young graduates preferred; Office and
field, on sewers, water mains, con-
crete structures. Submit experience
record, lettering sample and salary
desired, Box 4f55-M. Star. -lS
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PERSONAL

ATTENTION.. Arthur Murray Stu
dents-Here's real deal because
of being transferred overseas am un-
able to complete contracted dancing
lessons. Am offering balance of con-
tract at substantial savings. Call
NO. 1895 after pm. -13
WANTED-C1vic-min persons who
are willing to devote few hours a
day to a non-prof1t, traff1c-safety
program. Write Box 14l-R, Star.
NURSING HOME Of high standing;
kind care. good food. "A hours
nursing service. Beautiful location.
Cali Vienna 3O6-J-4. is
LADIES. for, etiortless, scientific
air-bubble bath, followed by expert
massage; BETHESDA HEALTH CLUB,
v2cANGY AZ hSfo' in eonys,eseens NON nome:
cheerful room. good food, tray serv-
.,es; 500 sEES mo. .,In Hu. ,3sy sses; ,-..,r.,,
or no fee; feisf tS fST Sioo5
sinus. arthritis: constipation piles
helped remarkably by manipulation
dtathermia, colonic irrigation; gal
vanic sun rays and other metnodso; o
years experience. Reas. SH. 1885.
prompt ana efhcient service: oner
eve: tl09 t4th. co 2221
For ambulatory patients, 24-hour
care; home cooked meals; lovely
porch and yard. OIL: 6992; is
Ave. N. Y, claims skill lies in fitting.
not sewing. No clothes problem too
difficult to solve. Custom made,
restyling, alterations. centrally To-
Gated. 1110 F st. NV, RIM. 20.
TEL. Elk. 1903. :.
VACANCY. beautiful. modernized. CO.
speciah hIms nursns H. care trsy Service
IA. 4-lSSl, Id
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

We IS spend b5, the money, to produce T luce, hot lot
dubs. If you have a record as a
to sGSoss5o Ss w weeR eek" All H3u oea saf ay ter
062s for appointment. Ia
Statesmen for radio and teleyision
wanted. Highest salaries; no night
work. STAR RADIO, 400 11th st.
statesmen WANTED to) middle
aged men to call on real estate and
building construction companies,
selling our Torridaire gas range,
apt; size, up; good opportunity to
make good money. Write. giving
full references lst letter. Box 3S1-
with cars, for permanent
position with growing retail appli-
ance store: no exper. necessary. We
will train you: See Mr.. La Roche.
BETHESDA TELEv1sION AND RA-
crew managers with, di-
new defroster clocks. Modernizes
all electric refrigerators: Earn So
ELECTRIC CO, 2127 Walnut ST.
sahEs%EpShlawSs, ahhhlsSHEphla =, Pa a4s Interested in de-
veloping 2 men for key-position in
our selling organization. $50 salary
per week, plus liberal bonus. thor
ough schooling and field training. A
car IS necessary. Apply % 18th st.
ne. Mornings between 8 and / pm.
III
2; real estate ex-
perience preferred. For appointment
call WA. SOIL. IA
LESMEN-Establishe route; SAL
ary and commission. Apply Suite
2l2, 1889 M ST. NV, Friday.
Statesmen to take orders for Gus
tom tailoring, good commission,
quick delivery. RE 4759. III
summit. only, full or
part time, salary and commission
or straight commission. Interviews
10 to IL noon. STONE HEATING
& VENTILATING CO., 3245 Que st.
NV IA
men make from
$50 to S125 per wk.. all contacts
furn., car necessary. Apply 91S
Warner Bldg. between 1890 and
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HELP WOMEN Cont J

CLERK K-TYPIST-Experienc gener-
al office work; 5 days week; pleasant
working conditions; S37 80 week to
start; state age, experience. Box
CLERK-TYPIsT for accounts receiy-
able work; permanent position, g.
day week; salary Commensurate
with ability. Apply Miss Rothgeb,
ULINE ICE CO.. Ard and M sts, ne.
CLERK-TYPIsT for automobile serv-
knowledge of automotive terms help
tul: See Mr.. Holley, COAST-fN
PONTIAC CO.. 407 Florida ave, ne.
CLERK-TYPIST, age 2O-30. to assist
office manager; $40 per wk. to start;
interesting and varied work, pleas
ant surroundings. good hrs. 5-day
work week, vacation with pay. For
interview. call pI. 5737 bet. and
cnMPnNFnS ~ On FriSay; ~ July y,ala;v IA; .a
laundry or housework; own room;
s75 per month. DI. 5444. a.
OPERATORS, thor
and comptometer work: pleasant
working conditions; 4O-hr., 5-day
wk,z Apply Personnel Office, SEARS
FRoEBUCK AND co. $500 Wilson
COOK, general houseworker, colored,
must be excel. cook; to live in with
bedrm., bath, and liv. rm. pvt.
entrance; Y day per week and every
other Sunday off. Location, suburbs.
Man, wife and 2 young children in
family; $50 per week. Must be
not apply unless qualified. Box 39-R,
DENTAL AssIsTANT-Experienced;
high school graduate; 5-day wk.;
downtown ofhce: pleasant surround
1ngs. 1gSp Reply g3sy, with references. Box
FoUNTA1S' Nc GIRLS, colored, fully Mle ex-
perienced on fast soda fountain and
sandwiches. Apply 2o36 G st. NV.
FULL OR PART TIME soLIciToRR-
sHT affer Dh01o pm stYqiS; ThSrsds1 Gall RA 8$as
HoSTESS-Refined woman as host
eSs for high-class tearoom; one who
likes to meet people and can type
some to make menus. Permanent
position. OLD CLUB TEAHOUSE,
o55 S. Washington ST., Alex, Va.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, experi-
enced. Call MRS. LAWSON. Elk.
MEDICAL sEcRETARY-vacancyy y' in
our operating dept. for an expert
enced medical secretary; 44-hour
week. meals while on duty; vacation,
sick leave, and other benefits. Apply
MI Hoover, EMERGENCY HOSPI-
tai Id
NURSE tor oral surgeons office, To-
Gated in Arlington; experienced
In veni punctures. Call OW. O532
or OW. 1923. is
NURSE, white, to live in; age 20 to
NURSEY GOvERNESS, experienced,
local references required, to go to
Mass. about 6 weeks; 3la-yr -old
boy Call OR, l436.