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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-29
Observes SOth Anniversary

A surprise birthday party was held
in honor Of Mrs. Dorcas Warwick at
her home at Elbow on Sunday with
open house from , to ( o'clock. A host
of friends and relatives called to wish
her "Happy Birthday" Daughters
and sons who attended were. Mrs.
Bruce Nommcr Mrs. George Weimer,
Mrs. Birdie Warwick, Mrs Willie
Warwick, Gordon Warwick and Parker
Wanck.
Others who attended were Bruce
Yommcr and sons, Jennings; Homer
Warwick, Baltimore; George Weimer
and daughter Frostburg; Willie
Warwick and family. Mrs. Parker
Warwick and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
+. Smiley, indianapolis, Ind; Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-29

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Bish-
off, Elder Hill
Floyd V. Riley. Of near Deer Park,
called on Mr.. and Mr.. Elwood Riley
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs c. w. Schroyer and daughter
Thelma were i'm UniontoWn, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Bailey Liston, Con-
fluence Pa. spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. Kay Fike.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Oakman and
family, Akron, Ohio, were Saturday
evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Wright
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Hinebaugh were Mrs. Jennie Hine-
baugh, Crellin; Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
limbaugh and children Erwin and
Lucille and grandchildren Donnie and
Sandra Bussey, all of keeler Glade.
Nh. and Mrs. GarrettsOn Bucking-
ham and sons Robert, Ronald and
Richard, Of Baltimore. were weekend
guests Of her mother, Mrs. Elma
Friend. The three boys remained here
for an extended vacation.
Mrs. W. f. Shoemaker and daugh-
tiers, Virginia and Dorothy. and f. r.
Frazee spent Friday afternoon in
Cumberland.
Mrs. Amanda Rexrodc, Swanton,
spent the weekend here with Mr.. and
Mrs John Devine.
Nj. and MIS- Ward X. Livcngood
and sons visited Mrs Russell Hoover,
Meyersdale, Pa, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dick. Cum
berland, spent the Weekend here with
her mother, Mis. Pearl Mccullough.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-29

daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Dixon. Of Friendsvilc.
Attend Ill Camp
Misses Vida Schroyer, Carolyn
Rush, Dolores Wright and Janet Cod
dington left Wednesday for the all
Camp at Pleasant Valley Recreatonal
Area at Bittinger. They will return
homo July 5th.
Special Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Pearl NanSickle entertained IL
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Community Fire Company at a
special meeting, June 26. Plans were
made to march at Accident on July
18th at 1890 a. m. and Immediately
following all members Of the auxiliary
and their families and all firemcn and
their families will hold a picnic din
ner in the grove there. New members
voted in the auxiliary are: Mrs. Le-
roy Hostetler, Mrs. Pauline Codding-
ton, Misses Doris Friend and Betty
Silbaugh.
Attending National FILA Meeting
Miss Virginia Shoemaker left Sun
day morning for Kansas City, Kansas.
to attend the National Fila. Meet
ing. Virginia was met at Keyscr's
Ridge by Miss Ethel Grove, lIagers-
town and two other girl representa-
tives from the state. She was the
State Treasurer of the Fila. club
for the past year and was president Of
the local Fila. club.
They will return by train to Oak
land on Monday. Miss Dickerson.
State Adviser, and another girl rep
resentative who had gone out by
train, will accompany the girls home
Miss Grove and relatives will go on
north to Black Hills, in South Dakota,
to attend the Passion Play.
Personals
Those visiting Black Water Falls,
Davis, w. Va, Sunday, were Mrs.
Hiram Frazee and family, Miss Betty
Richter, Miss Eileen Glass, Ralph
Friend and Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Sis
Ter and family.
A baby shower was given for Mrs.
Emile Chichester, of Baltimore, by her
sister, Mrs. Ralph Fike Many gifts
We're received.
Mrs. Laura Garrett, Norfolk, Va,
and Mrs. William McCulloh, Addison,
Pa, were Thursday afternoon guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Durham. Mr..
Durham observed his 93rd birthday
at his home Monday. June 26.
Mrs. Adair Daily, Parsons, w. Va,
and Miss Eleanor Daley, Friendsvlle,
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Nu an.
Bobby Burnside. spent Sunday with
IN ~ anu MIS- D"IIey NroVeS' Elder
NJ H., ..,1 M. rl....
r.,'i;I, '''i' ~ >. nay IoiI 2thr9yef ana
l Nh w., 1A 1I SPeht sunday WIN
p b. ''''' MS zoe ochroTer ana SON.
'' w.. pal;. r..,
+,,. &c. i,,i iI,'S'I''' IieilI ana qauGh-
.,,;l;+ ,'lie'iS i5lG MIS-. Ieleil LEVINE
f HIr'ba,., VI, iI""y "lVh MIS- ivan
II G Nh
do1' ~ i, ana Mrs. Mrs. EvffeIt fflend and
LT.ianJ I2nioi+,,,. ''''I D. NJ ~, " j' II
Cba,i " paiI 10y I a. Ii Mr. ana Mrs
NJ. PoI III NJ III '"Ie riaIh, w ana
n c,nJ ''' he Gnu i1'l,iilS 9lSlteu
E;a,,d W.. w. ''' M, Ms beeSoH
if' nv, a ,,J''I VIZ ii"|TtS'iIi w; va
fo,,li vii, anu 1i HIs, w; IL. burnside ana
of her sister Miss Nellie Friand '' nn =,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fostor Frazoo and
family spent Friday ana Satnrdo, IN
Baltimore visitin~ M. apd NJ. Boi,
ert Lowdermilk. Little Miss Donna
Lowdermilk returned here with them
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bartholo-
new.
Leo and raymond Coddington and
chelf lamllieS. OF Accident; Mrs. Mil
I IS' ffazee and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-06-29

The United Nations Security Coun-
Gil ordered a cease fire in Korea. de-
handing a rollback by invasion forces
plunging from Communist north into
Seoul republic. Russia ignored the
councils special session.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03
VALLEY DRIVE
 FOR RED CROSS STARTS. ,EfARCHSI0


 M's.Gvieki Svidelsky wilfah the Valleys Red Cross drive this year, it was announced today by deputy marshall Bill Bouwens. The local drive is scheduled to get under way on March 10, the marshall said. -.~..
 Alaskans have particular cause to remember the Red Cross kind w this year. Governor Ernest Gruening pointed out in his an- nouncement of the 1850 drive last week. Two disasters struck Alas ka last year, and in both instances the Red Cross helped with relief and economic recovery measures. At Fort Yukon, 86 families lost homes and possessions as a result of the May flood. The Red Cross spent more than $19,000 in relief funds there. Two months later, the homes of seven families at Klukwan were destroyed by fire, and again the Red Cross gave fi- nancial assistance of almost $13,- GOO.
 MT. BouWens said that further announcement of plans for the Valley Red Cross drive would be given in next weeks Valley From tiersman.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03
i. Coming Events

March 7-Knik. Homeemakers meet.
 March s-l2:30. Honemakers meet with Mrs. Margaret Blom.
 March s-Butte Homemakers meet with Mrs. Agnes Sandvik.
 March s-Chusiak Home makers meet with Mrs. Fred sHasekoester.
 March 10- Second half of skit night.
 March 11-Benefit dance spon- sored by hospital nurses.
 ball tournament.
 March l3-Cheechako Home makers meet with Mrs. Ksth- rYn Wilson.
 March IA 4- Evening Graft Homemakexs meet.
 March l4-Sourdough Home makers meet with Mrs. Don Irwin. ..
 March l6- Wasilla Home makers meet with Miss Ruth Custer.
 March 16-Riverbend Home makers meet with Mrs. Archie Moffitt.
 March 15-Grange pinochle party. March 17-Cordova-Palmer bas- ketball series here (tentative). March 18-Cordova-Palmer bas- ketball series here (tentative).. March 18-Bingo game at Wasilla Community Hall. April 8-MEA annual meeting.
 March 2l - Glacier Home makers meet with Mrs. Fay Hoffman.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03
GIRL ARRIVES FOR WHITES

A daughter, their first child, was born to MT. and Mrs. Chester White of Palmer on Feb. A. The little girl wa sborn at the Valley Hospital and weighed six pounds, II ounces. Her father is employed at Jonesville.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-03-03
Community Calendar
 r0nAW
TODAY

VETS on-farm training class at Community Hall at p. m. FURNITURE workshop at. the Grange Hall at g a. in. -.. K1WANIS basketball tournament - at*Gym at p. m. "
 SATURDAY K1WANIS Club basketball tour nament finals at Gym at 8 pm.
 Monday VETERANS farm training class in former library at pm. ROCKETS basketball practice at . Gym at 2 p. m. SHAMROCK basketball practice at Gym at 8:3o pm. . DRAMA Appreciation Club meets in Room Is of PHS at 8 p. m. FURNITURE workshop at the " Grange Hall at g am. K1WANIS Club dinner at former library at 6:30 pm.
 TUESDAY FURNITURE workshop at the Grange Hall at g a. m. PIT A executive committee meet ing at superintendent's office at 7 pm. FAIR Association annual meeting at Grange Hall at 8 pm. KNIK Homemakers meet.
 WEDNESDAY FURNITURE workshop at the Grange Hall at g a. m. 12!30, Homemakers meet with Mrs. Margaret Blom. CARPENTERS Union meets at Carpenters Hall at pm. TOASTMASTERS meet at former library at 6:30 pm.
 THURSDAY FURNITURE workshop at the Grange Hall at a. m. NORTHLAND Pioneer Grange oono+s at Grange Hall at 8 pm. BUTTE Homemakers mtet with Mrs. Agnes Sandvik. CHUGIAK Homemakers meet with Mrs. Fred Hasekoester. FRIDAY WASILLA vets on-farm training class at Community Hall at 8 pm.
 PHS skit night (second sectlon) at Palmer Gym at 8 pm. !
Evening star., 1950-06-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W.-Neat. colored girl, desire:
,,,, pa days wk. References. Call DU
GIRL, colored. desires days work
445s. MGa:' Tues Wed and Fri FIR
Girl desires Job. Mondays thru
Fridays; Il to 2; exp; DE; 1854:
spenee s7 family mo- ynehRs Ii $3.50 ssty rel
GIRL, CoLoRED, wishes g,h. wv. sooc
Ieeai eadel reterenees. 4eeessS EN-. sa 1873. ''0A
GIRL, COLORED, wants days work
II Medis s.75s1 TENTS Fri' call after l pm
HoUsRkEEPER oiUisGRk4EEfEiP'ER with child .4-yrs.-olt
wishes position in motherless home
or working mother with children
HoGsEGWSoRK. experienced. part time
LADY ssYSSj COL. desires part time worl
er baby setting. City ref. 81
MAID, colored, wishes Job in q home
store or doctors office. Ii. 7.l519
NURsEMAID or mothers helper
Exper:,. intel. col. girl desires iol
with light house duties. Ho. 3493
WOMAN, CoLoRED. wishes Job a.
child's maid. day or night. HU
1865.
YOUNG LADY. exper.. desires ligh
housework; fond Of children; pre-
EXPER. coLoRED WOMAN desire
bundle washing to do at home, O.
days work AT. 7739. 7s
CoLORED GIRL desires part-tim
CLEANING. DU 2343.
COLORED GIRL wants general housl
work, experienced; 5-day week
HU. 1896.
with living quarters, references
1855 11th st. NV. DU. 0721,
COLORED woman wants part time o.
days work; good ironer. Ii. 4-4346
Evening star., 1950-06-07
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANTS ooks started ol
brought up to date. kept on monthly
basis complete financial statement
ACCoUNTTANT - College and acctg
ence, ali financial statements, ia,
expert; full or part time. Boz
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds
days work. AT. 0746.
wants position. Excel. refs. and ex'
CERTIFIED WELDER, Is yrs. exper'
ience, seeks Job with emphasis or
production; challenging work more
lp!' impertant art. than han $ salary. Phone MI
CLERK-sTENo. offers free services
ity. Box 248-K, Star. IL
COLLEGE GRAD. "a, seeks book
keeping or clerical pos. in DC
ARE area, Box 350;J; staaT,r,x -
sof exc refs! asa ses5s'vfs $50. VI 1893 g. ' D 5.
DIsHWASHER, kitchen helper. any
kind Of work: young col; man; LIE.
rSgTvynR Roy u MITcHIIh MT Pg $I91
Ing cpsrD'.. plant layout EnS MSn MIN i9SH ssGl
GARDENER or caretaker of estate
club or institution. thoroughly ex'
perienced in all phases OF land
scaping, garden and greenhouse
work. LO, 5-3263 5
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT desires
lawn moving work in Takoma
RESEARCH ENGYNEER available: ex.
perienced in u.h.f., electronic com
puters, X-ray and Gammaray ap.
analysis Laboratory layout anc
planning. Phone WI. 1856. 10a
SECRETARY. age 90, responsible,
wide cultural and business expert
ence back ground. Administrative
ability, desires position with busy
executive. Available June 26. Boz
19S-K, Star. 7s
TUDENT-Electrica eng. desires
summer emplmt. with perm. position
after grad. Box 251-K, Star. o.
VET. STUDENT. colored, 21; desire.
night work, porter. bus boy, etc
Excellent references. GE. 2015.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
SITUATIONS woMEN

COMPANION LADY of refinement
wishes employment as companion to
elderly lady; licensed to drive car.
CHI. 1000, Ext. 122. g
GIRL wishes q position as stock girl
in dept. store or as marker in
laundry; experience. NO. 0690.
GoVERNEss, nurse. Al ref, sitter;
live n while you tour. Engage ahead
NURSE hospital trained, prefers in
Ki. s-967s. ~ IS
SECRETARY. exper.. conscientious
rapid stenographer and typist; excel
refs; desires 5-day wk. position
$50 per wk. LU. 4-49lS. -
TYPING WANTED = Envelope ad-
dressing at home; Is years exper:
satisfaction guarantee. 5000 18th
st; NV. AID; 1885. 1O'
YOUNG LADY desires work. for 3
weeks; college graduate: typist; &C
MIDDLE-AGED Jewish lady desires
full or part time position as sales
lady, stockroom clerk, sewing, etc.
tno SATURDAYS; considering dong
any work which can be done in her
home. Has sewing machine. Ia.
Ex-GovERNMENr CLERK, colored
desires full or part-time work. Call
between 2 and 6 pm. DE. 5729.
COLORED GIRL; college student, ex-
ehildrn afternoons or evenings. Car
live in. Box 202-G, Star. g
COLORED-Ilntelligent,. reliable. neat
and experienced college graduate
desires work, typing. general office
work or clerk. NO. 1856. 5
Evening star., 1950-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

4kFRiGERATORS. reconoftioneo IKE
new. fully guar ny our own service
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge- assortment OF makes
and sizes from S35 up FREDER-
ICK'S, 1905 l4th st. NV.
REFRIGERAToRS - Savings UP to
yrs. to pay. ALPERsTFIN's ELEC-
TRIO VILLAGE. pa Carroll ave,
Open Mon, Thurs. Sat. till o.
REFRIGERATOR t5o. all makes.
sizes, rebuilt. guaranteed, s35 up,
S2S Upshur st. NV. GE. 0s2s.
RFFRIGERATORs. 4o7s disc on all
floor models last wears models
unti alsshee koyAt kSy isrns aPpL3Sch 3Sea esc' co
1911 Nichols ave Sc LU $1,000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES price re-
buyers PARAMOUNT CO. 2i5G
Georgia ave. NV. established 1929
HU. 4S00. Ample free parking.
REFRIGERATION, walk-in, 1T. bv
1T. by it. in. Box is stainless
steel on door and . exterior sides.
Completely stainless steel inside
Used approximately 3 months. Box
for only $3.50; Snip. water cool
compressor for $50; fob: ware
house. MA. $50; ewes, CHI. 1000,
REFRiGERAToRs, used, recondi.
tened; fully guaranteed; $40 and up
REFRIGERATORs - Recond.. guar
P. o. SMITH. S & S. INC, 1914 Fl
St ne II 3-254h TT 3.RO5O
Evening star., 1950-06-07
FARM 8 GARoEN Coat
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPY, S mes. female. fAwn,
Sreed sisS- WA. SSls. LII
COOKERS, Axe, : weeks, : red ard
white males. worme6. shots, fur.
niSh psd!gree: ghelpe6 and raised
in family home. JE. S-T47s. -
GREAT DANE PUPPIES and older
Danes: GolGen fswn and erlndieS.
Beautiful brood bitch: all Axe res
champion hioodlinss; ;,,,,Ei EipA~ n, KhN3 !
miies nhes' Out. AieN TIE. a4s"' A' - ''' -
BOXER. AKc res, male, faWn with
black face: champion stock: : yrs
old; reasonably priced. Oh 1875
KITTENS. o weeks. healthy. house;
broken free to Eood home, CaH
TOY 81 FOX FOX . TERRIERS, \ mo. old,
female: Been Wosmsd, paper trained.
Sl5-Sao each, OR, sSe1. -.
PUPS. oeker-springer crossed; both
parents pedigreed but no papers
Males, SIS females. $40, Phone
81 TO PERSONS who win sive home
to cute kittens. : wkS. old viii de-
liver. Elmwood 672.
COLLIE PUPPIES, lovable. solden.
haired, with Ions noses and iull
white collars; reasonably priced and
WIN pAEcEs+ Wa " ~.
DOGS. Affeetions,e hrindle bull and
terrier, also springer type. IA
PoLIcE DOG, spayed, female, yellow
nice disposition. Call ST.. fTue
SCoTTlES, cholce black pupp,e.: Ake
res; eh oioodlines MacKINNoN
KITTENS AND CATS, free 70 goet
, homes, lis W Cameron rd.. Fall,
CHURCH: Va. IA. 1888. s.
BOARDING ON FARM, modern ken.
| neS. 81 wk.; S miles Peace CroS!
on Defense hwy. See sign. Bowie
COCKER SPANIEL, male. black, 1
| mo. old: very lively: price, $50. Cal
! GE. i939, $40 am. 40 pm -
BOXERS. male and female, 10 mos
ola, househroken. Sell reas.; papers
BOXER PUPPIES, males. females
| fawns, brindles; Axe reg. Cham
pion sired. IA 2S42. -I2
BOXER, male, Axe registered. cham
pion stock, months old. trained
BEAGLE PUPS. darling pets; house
broken, wonderful hunters, S35. $40
Axe. 3025 o ST. NV, MI. ll2u
FRENCH PoopLEs, standard size
| brown; champ. blood lines. AK
registered EN-. $3.50. -
BOARDING. grooming and every car
for your dog; under veterinary su
ELPAw KENNELS. REG.
Alex, Va. Duke ST. Ext. TIE. @43o
Evening star., 1950-06-07
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th ST. NV.
MA. 1859

WATER COOLERS. for sale or rent
suar. We install. lie. plumbers anc
electricians. JOHN G WEBSTER
CO, since 1912. 627 P 81. NV, ST
6l00
WATER HEATERS, used sale. 20.
80 Sal from SIS, guar JOHN
q Nj 5STER co. 1927 P st nv
WEDDING VEIL, Juliet cap, finger
tip lengtn, like new, SIS. Call WO
3U15 -
WINDOW FAN, reversible. 3-speed
Vornado; almost new; S42.50. Cal
81. 2546, after Il pm. p
UNDERWOOD, noiseless typewriter;
yrs. old; good cond.; SOS. Call MRS
BURD, JA. 4-160O. -
BARGAINS for camp builders-Post
hole digger, jacks. 3-ft. cross cut
saw, misc. plumbers and Other
items; also, drawing table. 31x42
r square; farm level. EN- 5lll. IS
Evening star., 1950-06-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

NAVAL ACADEMY instructor driving
to wyoming about June l2. Take l
or 2 all or part way, share expenses.
Exehi @ ref. So. GO. 4s40 evenings, s.
June 10th. Take three passengers,
Share driving and expenses. Cali
johnson 3-3955, after 6. 81
DRIVING TEXAS, June IL or 13;
take couple or 1 lady; share driv-
ing and expenses; 1850 Ford: refer.
Can III 10; 1852 between 9 and 10 or
COLLEGE BOY wants to ride to
Minnesota. about June 10. Will share
expenses, help drive. Call MI. 006S.
PITTsBURGH-'4s Mercury; leaves
Fri. 8 pm; returns Sun. pm.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Friday afternoon,
return Sunday; Roadmaster; room
for 3. WO. 6400. apt: g:
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA-Leavi
June Is; take Q to share expenses;
new car. Call SH. 1884.
Two STUDENTS want ride to San
Francisco or Los Angeles, Calf, on
or about June IL; share. st. John q
College. Box 146, Phone 9651,. An
HADolia O.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
PI,ASTER BOARD

"a w. A. A'os tcbo. wa OOu1 =
PLASTER BOARD
spseiff ss f. ACE lncR RkRskS shiss ~ PEI bulge 21o
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 Mime
sofa ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. %
PLAYPEN and baby chair. Call ia.
g30! EVENINGS, after 5. -S
pairs; ali ali standard er'eai Crane. Sa0' e.e., C.
P;mi J; !, sATEMa1AsN 4 son. soos
POOL euol.s TABdECRsg; xlgn RI; size; sil scees-
roRca sSsasai fusSfTdRMhss Ga RlssS wrought
iron; set consists of 4s" table, 4
chairs, blue cushions, chaise lounge,
nest OF tables with glass tops, small
glass-top table flower stand; also 3
s red metal cS.. chairs inans. bar bar & to match
sl cushions; sasTifios ali ser $3.50: Or
PUMP New shallow well: $3.50.
x q W. ga II st. ne. AT. 3lSs.
REFRIGERAToR-westinshouse; g.
GU. f.; excel. cond.. $40. CAN WI
REFRioERAroR. cleo. lge. westins-
house Good cond.; S35. EX. DIS
REFRIGERATOR, 8 Gu. it.. Norge.
perfect condition. SIS, Call IA
REFRitGsEiRAToR-crosleys sheivador;
in coed cond. Call ia 0790. -
REFRIGERATOR, GE-S Gu. IT,, 2
yrs. old, very good condition. 500.
Observation-Disclosures Float
ing Air. loft. 5-dr., complete with
compressor, $3.50; eft. 4-dr. re-
frigerator complete with compress
sor, $500, FEDERAL BAKE SHOP,
zoos z st. NV. DI. 4799. %
REFRIGERATOkS. recond.; spring
sale; from S35; guar. JOHN G..
WEBSTER CO.. 627 = st. nv.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
CAMERAS

Brand new. from the worlds finest
manufacturers by authorized COM
plete photo department store. Bar
gains and used cameras and movie
equipment; fully guaranteed for one
sn5oy @ as iesa 'f title Of protecton; &C on highest highest
trade-in allowance; lowest prices, .ex-
pert free instruction. Ask for free
Brenner's Camera Catalog. 7-hr.
photo finishing. Repairs. 27 years
trade experience. See tomorrow.
BRENNER PHOTO co.
933 Penna. Ave. NV.
RE. 2434. Opp. Just. Dept. Park Free.
CASH REGISTERS, National electric
and all makes. suitable for any
frst for a great bargain. Come
and be convinced. SOL COHEN, 329
H st. ne. TR. O909.
Slightly used. Thomas
mechanical coliator. model 81. Call
=, MR; WALKER; L.!s, DE: 1880; "a
waterproof mattress; 1 VI. guaran.
tee and any Thayer Storkline, Kroll
or Lullabye Crib for price Of crib
only. Featuring Thayer Crib and
Mattress, S29.95. You save $40.
JAY DEE'S, 1907 g st. NV. -12
CURRIER-IvES PRINTS, make excel
lent WeQQlnS elltS, variety OF SUD-
jects, prices. EN- 3467. -
DIAMONDS-Lady's sol, 70 ct,
500; lady's, ~ Ct. S175: lady's.
! Ct, $3.50; lady's, Ia Ct, $500;
lady's, 2h Ct, SOL, $3.50; lady's,
ga ct. 81, 900. All prices include
mountings. Trades accepted. LIv-
INGsIoN & CO., 14a3 H st. NV.
at tremendous bar
gains-Diamond 3Is carats beau
tifully. mounted in, platinum with
81. 800: lady's 3-stone ring-center
diamond weighing approximately "a
carat and 2 genuine oriental
pearls, estate piece $175; pair dia-
mond earrings weighing carat.
$3.50; flawless diamond weighing
over .1A carat 81, 800. All prices
include Federal tax. See MR..
oPPENHEIMER 917 = ct. nv.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
PAINTING-PAPERING
CALL SH. 4771
PAINTING-REPAIRS

PAlNIlNG-REPAlRS
ST. 34s0 and NO. 1889 ewes. .
PAPERING-PAINTI - Paper re-
moved by steam; colored mechanics;
work guaranteed. free estimate.
PAPER HANGING-"Bette work,
Less Ics Money! yEoRgR White III pr9mRt 81 1s s serX
rAFIf APE sdds Mo7S Ssns S1 se II g5
IA. 1888 for free estimate. s
PAPEkhANGlNG-$7 up per rm.,
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed GE 1888 GE. 246l
PAVING. concrete sidewalks. flag
einder esRhai' and dr'gf%aSs gfsvel tnion 5se4
PLASTERING a speciality; large and
small jobs: new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723'
PLAsrERING, REPAIRS; remodel
ing; reasonable rates. SH. 4154.-15
PLUMBlNG-No Job too small: re.
BOYD. INC. GE. 1O6s
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service.
pPREN1S 6ag. 6S ,s1a ssEaERlfEaAr5GS&F fEss. G& sss5 3
ROOF REPAIRs, cutters and spouts
1OOL RdlAbAhBt 4AIAa
MIR. BUD, Elk. S555, 10. 3-37S5
ROOFING. all types: repairs. paint,
ing. cutters and down spouts; al
4or GoTE syaTan!ssdda mn sSda GUY ELEMEEN' ELEME
ROOFING-We'll meet your require
ments. GEORGE HOWES, INC, MA
1894 -15
ROOFING, gutter spouting and. paint.
ing. Free estimates. Call Ii. 4-34I2
ROOFING, TIMING, PAINTING, re.
pairing. guttering and spouting. Cal
MR.. SHIPLEY, GE. 415S. -.
ROOFING, repairs and new work
painting. A. D. THOMAS. HU. 1882
ROOFlNG, all types. no lob TOO
small: repairs ant new roofs. SAM.
TILE CONTRACTING and repair
MR.. BUCKNER, 1927 3rd st. ne
VI. 003l. MI. $3.50. 10
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ave. Riverdaie. Nd UN I345
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel. CAN Hu
1852. MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
WE DO ALL KINDS OF BRICK WORK
Plenty experienced men on hand
Evening star., 1950-06-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD

MANSION CLUE u like your own
home. Nice place. Good food. Pleas
ant company. Single. double. triple
momentarily available Rates $50
per mo. 2230 Mass ave NV. -
140l 18th N.W.-well-fufp rooms,
Ideally loceted; singles. dbles.; &c cd
DUPONT Tfss rsAisesoOnTs AREa. d4Ss Nh Ave NV.
Vacancy for sirlss After locking
at the rest. come 70 the best; il
costs no more. Unlimited fwitsi-
board service. CLUB MASON. No.
FoR EMPLOYED mother and school
child, In pvt. home: telS.. Bendix,
eeonys; 18th st. NV. Trsnsp. IA.
NR. BU. OF sTANDARDs-on Reno
I'd. Close bus stop. Lovely cool
fr. rm. with twin beds. Breakfast
and home privs. No smoking. OR.
s47.50 EACH-l32o 18th st. NV
Nice double and single rms: lsa
hoor double with pvt. baths; nice
large basement rooms. $50 so: exs
cellent meals. -I6
CONTINUED On Next Passl
Evening star., 1950-06-07
ROOMS FURhisHEo-s.E.-s.w.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

GEORGETOWN, 5000 Que 81. NV
Single and dble. rms. nicely furn.l
good transportation. AID. e3l7,
NEWLY DECORATED, double expo.
sure, cony. transp.. COLLEGE Pk.. Nd.
TO. 1920 Ill
LARGE ROOM. elec. rsiEr, gas stove.
for one. or more. lil4 10th st.
NV. FURN.. ] rm.. aleove. share
bath with ! other Eirl: refEr.. hot
plate; linens and Bendix. RA. tiG 81.
2Id7 r ST. Nw.---Studio rm.. Eriil,
refEr.. Tv: sl0-sI5, Small. sinris.
$3.50. Elk. 0653. III
room. ist nr. front: full kitchen
privileges: ates most reasons hie.
Ask for Mr.. SINGER, -
us LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Lse.. cool
dble. rm. and kit. nr. bath and
phone; excel. tranSp. DE. 4512.
1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Bsmt. iishs
housekeeping room. furnished. SO .
WEST HTATTsyILLE-Mass.r bed
rn.. kit. privils.. lge. yard; child
aecep.: $50; day care for child II
wanted. AP. 06Sl. -I2