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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Harp Rebekah Lodge

The regular business meeting
of the Harp Rebekah lodge was
held last Thursday evening. The
lodge members voted to give a
sum of money 10 the Music Moth
ers to help purchase new band
uniforms. Plans were also made
for the celebration of the Odd
Fellows 18th anniversary which
is to be held in May. The next
regular meeting will be Oct. 10
in the Odd Fellows hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
FEDERATION BOARD
VOTES 500 TO BAND

The regular meeting of the.
Federation board was held, Tues
day evening, in the home of the
! president, Mrs. j. c. Heckler. The
board voted to give $4,000 to the
Music Mothers to aid in the pur-
chasing of new band uniforms.
Different committee reports
were given with the program
chairman announcing that the first
open meeting would be held Nov.
ID at 800 o'clock in the Guild
Hall. Speaker for the evening
will be Albert Cob, Chinese
medical student at Western Re-
serve. He will talk about the
Korean situation. The second and
third open meetings will be held
in January and April
The secretary read an invitation
from the Fremont Federation in
viting the Port Clinton Federation
W dtlcllu tilC MluulC-lNol III uio-
trict conference on Oct. 26, at the
First Presbyterian church, Fre-
mont. The business session opens
at 8;45 a. m. with luncheon
scheduled for twelve o'clock, an
afternoon program with Mrs. c. f.
Swanbeck, president o. F. w. c.,
Mrs. Walter Magee, 1st vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Orlando Petrillo, jun.
ior director and Mrs. Theodore
Chapman, End vice president gen.
eral federation, being scheduled
to speak. The days session will
end with a tea and open house at
the Women'S Club.
The next regular board meet
ing will be held the second Tues
day in December.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Thursday Study Club

Members of Thursday Study
Club will meet in Erie Gardens
next Thursday for their annual
guest night program. Members
will respond to roll call with di-
verSified subjects. Mrs. Ralph Sny-
der has charge of the program.
Refreshments will be served by
Miss Adelaide Green, Mrs. Margue-
rite Luebcke and Mrs. Francis
Mekus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Monday Night Bridge Club

Mrs. John Lettich opened her
home, Monday evening, to the
members of her bridge club. Priz-
es were awarded to Mrs. Dell New
man, first and Miss Frances Mitch.
ell, second. Mrs. John Hrupcho
was a substitute player.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Announce Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond ]. De-
bien, Sr., are announcing the com.
ing wedding of their daughter,
Audrey Eileen, to Mr.. Terase Tel
ep, son of Mrs. Henry Burg, .Cleve-
land.
Miss Debien, graduate of Por;
Clinton High School, has chosen
January 9, the 51st wedding an
niversary of her maternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mul.
Inns, Bay Shore Road, as the date
for her marriage.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Duplicate Club Meets

Mrs. Edward Gates was hostess
to members of her Thursday Night
Duplicate club last week with
Mrs. julius Jensen as substi-
tute player. High north-south
scores were held by Mrs. William
Laffey and Mrs. Lewis Mackey and
high east-west scores by Mrs. JOS
eph Martin and Mrs. Marguerite
Finefrock. Next meeting will be
Oct. 19 in the home of Mrs. Fred
Kohlman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Beta Siqma Phi

AT the regular meeting of the
Gamma Omega chapter of Bet,
Sigma Phi last Thursday evening,
Mrs. A. w. Chapman gave a most
interesting program on the Def
nition of Happiness. The next
scheduled meeting is to be held
Oct. 10, at 7:30.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Monday Bridge Club

Mrs. R. E. Reynolds was hostess
to the members of her bridge club,
Monday evening. First and second
high scores were held by Mrs.
Carl Matthews and Mrs. Cyrus
Wood. Substitute players were
Mrs. Dwight Bowden and Mrs.
Stensen Petersen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Pythian Sisters

PyfhIan Sisters
The Pythian Sisters will hold
their regular meeting next We'd
nesday evening, Oct 18, at which
time initiation of candidates will
take place. Lunch will be served
by the committee at the close of
the meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Pedro Club

Next Tuesday, Mrs. Torvald
Hostrup will be hostess to the
members of her Pedro Club. Re-
freshments will be served at the
conclusion of play.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
p. e. o. Sisferhood

The P. E. o. Sisterhood met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ray
Lambert. Luncheon at the Island
House preceded the meeting. The
state organizer, Mrs. P. H. Rout-
song, and Mrs. H. P. Bamford, of
Toledo, came for inspection. Plans
for the rummage sale to be- held
Oct. II, IL and 13 were announced.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth Black.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Ottawa Club

OfrdWd IIUp
A one o'clock luncheon at
the Island House was en-
joyed by members of the ottawa
Club, Wednesday, with Mrs. Pearl
Baker as hostess. The remainder
of the afternoon was spent in
playing cards. In addition to the
regular members, Mrs. William
Wolf and Mrs. Harley Clausen
were present.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Neiahborhood Club

Neiahborhood Club
Mrs. Gene Stafford and Mrs.
Catherine Hauser we're substitute
players last Wednesday evening
when Mrs. Ray Wight, Sr., enter
tanned her neighborhood club.
Prizes were awarded to high score
holders.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13

6rt0at shower
The Lorensen home, Hayes Ave,
was the scene OF a bridal shower,
Sunday afternoon. when Mrs. Ber-
nard LoreDsen, Mrs. Leigh Schnee
ard Marjorie Bergman entertain
ed in honor Of Miss Lois Berg
man, Toledo, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Rollm Bergman, Port Gin.
ton. Miss Bergman is to become
the bride Of Carl Bettinger, No
vcn,ber II.
The afternoon was spent play
ing cootie with prizes going to
Mrs. Charles Fastinger, high and
Mrs. Hattie Bergman, low. After
Miss Bergman opened her many
gifts delicious lunch was served
to; Mrs. John Warnke, Mrs. Wal
ter Warnlse, Mrs. Ralph Warnke,
Mrs. Kenneth Schoerger, Mrs. Ru-
dolph Weurtz, Joy Ann Wuertz,
Mrs. Martin Bishop, Mrs. Rollin
Bergman, Jean Bergman, Dorothy
Jennings and Marjorie Bergman.
Mrs. Hattie Bergman, Mrs. Har-
ry Oleson and Ernestine Bergman,
of Detroit, Mrs. Herbert Michel
sen, Mrs. Hermon Pautz of To-
ledo, Mrs Leigh Schnee, Beverly
Schnee of Milan, and Mrs. Charles
FaStinger, Oak HarbOr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13

the pages of an old copy of the
National Geographic magazine in
the room where her daughter,
Susan, is now a student. It's a
good thing for Mama that the
grade was perfect one,s else
daughter might have presented it
to her with sly CLEAN in her
eye.
For The Benefit of those who
will birthday Oct. 13 and Oct. %,
you will have the valuable assist
ance of the planet Jupiter to aid
you in business and financial af-
fairs during this month and No
vember. Initiative and tenacity
will be greater and judgment i'm
proved. Social affairs will be un-
usually successful.
i ---Il-
Duke, The Huge st. Bernard
dog belonging to the DR.. Poe's
took long walk for himself Sum
day afternoon and when found
was sitting in the rain On the ISL
and House corner idly watching
the traffic whizzing by. On SUM-
shiney days Duke is content 20
stay at home and ramble along
the lake front, but when it rains,
SHOWS or blows he gets the wan
derlust and starts travelling, US
ually to the downtown area.
Someone usually spots him, then,
and calls DR.. Poe and he hires a
taxi, loads Duke in the back and
sends him home in fine style.
Sunday there were no taxiS avail
able at the moment so the big dog
rode home in Rube Fillmore's
service truck.
Maybe Duke was lonesome,
Sunday, for he had lost his pal,
an airedale that had been his
constant companion since their
puppyhood. Yes "WhiskerS" his
friend, owned by the Inez Duffy
family, was killed Saturday night
when struck by a car.
-ll--ll-
Mrs. Ed. Swartz was in Bellevue
Sunday, to help her mother, Mrs.
Frank Mills, celebrate her 91st
birthday. An active little lady is
Mrs. Mills, not too long ago she
got out her ladder and painted
the house and once she startled
her family, when they arrived un-
expectedly, to find her up on the
porch roof making necessary re-
pairs. She says when she's a
hundred she's going to have a
bang-up celebration, complete
with a band.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13
Celebrates Birthday

Timmy Carter, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Carter, celebrated
his sixth birthday Saturday by
inviting eighteen of his school
mates to lunch. The little guests
arrived at eleven o'clock, played
games, had sandwiches, ice cream
and cake and left for home at
one, each with a balloon in his
hand. Enjoying this special
event were: Danny Friderici,
Jimmy Lundgard, Jimmy Eurenius,
Billy Engler, Billy Howarth, Les
lie Meyer, Linda Cooper, Susan
DavidS, Joan Snyder, Judy Bro
kate, Linda Wenzel, Barry Cover,
Sharon Underwood, Roger Will
bond, Walter Kirk, jamie Mizener,
Ronald Jones and Tony Nossman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-10-13

Some Twenty Years ago when
Mary Lambert was a little girl
in grade school she handed in a
spelling paper, received a nice
big 100 for her efforts and then,
without a doubt, promptly forgot
all about it. Last week that spell
ing paper came to light between
Evening star., 1950-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCoRDIoN. one new Rio. 1oo bass
$3.50, oW. 1850 and AID. 9257.
ACCoRDIoNs-one 4s bass, sood
eond,' s35, Several for $50. 343l
AccoRDioN,~ t'1 81 Nv, so bass. soprani. with
case: lightweight; treble shift;
lovely tone; $50. CHI. 0536. i
ADDING MACHINE Remington, cleo
cafii tTafi II 10 4 4sG4s kayS; SUBJ perfect eond
ADDiNG MACHINE. Burroughs p
Column column sood condition; S45. uN.
ADDiNG AAcHNE. sunstrand elec..
UNITED TYPEWR1TER Co. SIS
ApDiNG MACHINES, Corona port
abless, recondltioned, euaranteed;
hand, straight adder, $3.50. 433
AbDREssHNc ibfa Is f'S; MACHINE, was @Sq s3s 50
ton UNITED TYPEwRiTER CO
S14 lAth ST NV
AIR CONDITIONER, Frigidaire; win
dow model: guaranteed for years
more. Sacrifice. Call AID. 66S6-1
ALUMINIUM wARE-Guardian serv-
ANTIoIEsWPr. nah. Sleigh beds, in
screen. Cali Io. 5.s954. 0ieSe nm
ANTIQUES at Pine Knot. Fairfax,
Route so, 20. 211. Handsome wal
nut and cherry cupboards, walnut
drop-leaf table. 6-plank seat chairs,
pair small oval marble-top tables,
lamps. biscue figurines. amberina,
and others items. Reasonably priced.
Fairfax 295-M. Il
ANTIQUE SOFA. carved mahog., ex-
ceAent condition: newly upholstered,
JU. 1-9362, Sat. after 6 or Sun.
before noon.
ANTIQUES-Haviland Meissen, Dres-
den. cut and pressed glass; excel
lent values CO, 2746. II
Evening star., 1950-09-30
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. "a yrs. old. BBA,
@sl 9egree; desires IL yrs; ns-m acGtg and ONCE
eas TRArNEp Fra FaS e5AEmS SoR stes Cant .
single. % yrs. old; mfgrs. sales,
managerial experience. extremely
nigh 10 and sales percentile ratings;
willing to travel Box AK, Star.
jANITOR-colored man will give
service part time for small salary
and good quarters; working now as
general home repairman; exp, ref.
MANAGER AND CHEF STEWARD
knowledge of international food:
best references. Box 19O-B, Star.
NIGHTMAN desires job from IL nm
to- am. WATKINS, ia. 1882, after
OFFICE CLERK, or tfmekeepey. COL
lese graduate. middle aged. thor
eeusgaallyE trained and experienced. La.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint-
nnsi.s 1nsi reaSons6le S2nF pric'S; free esti-
SALES MANAGER desires connection
with established firm: transportation
and Government contacts as well as
experience selling top commercial
executives and hirin., training and
supervising office help; 35, married,
own late.model car; minimum, SlOO
Vkly. Write Box AK. S'ar. l.
sTENoGRAPHER-christian young
man with experience. MARTIN, FY'
STEWARD. FOOD MGR, desires iob;
local refer: sober, steady, white
DU; 3110. Box blob, Star.
MAN: large family. needs work des-
tenance; do any Kind Of =; work; ri HSsr7 very
good painter. mix colors: do swing
staEe work; drivers license; use Of
-5,4328. 10. 3-4S91. ~ 30:
YOUNG MAN, colored. wishes job as
pus BOY oyer or dishwasher experienced
YOUNG MAN wants biological posi-,
ton, has B. s: degree and one years
experience; desires to earn $40
GsekEy 1esEB sa.r II permanent position, Box
DISABLED VET. %. student. seekir eek g
right clerical employment; knows
sSn1orthand aIi typing. Box 155-B,
EMPLoYED coLoRED MAN desires
week end employment as porter,
Sf SsG S'oreS' G pE sEpfTtspced IsHg Call after
12 YEARS CAPITOL HILL esperi-
eenee, years with private industry
oufIng last war. pr rites, allC -
tlons' etc. Would like connection
with progressive company or trade
asSociation: Box 205-B, Star. %
ELDERLY MAN n Achanically diver
*lneo; desires ligaI part-time work.
COLoRED MAN wants Job; work in
sore or as stock boy; 10 years old
must get S35 or $40 a weeE and
summer vacation. 10. 2-3733. i
Evening star., 1950-09-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE, physical ed,
Science. major; desires interesting
cs1 ork' nS nSSecrsfaria' ss1i exper'; good refs.
coMrANiioN2 COM ri 2st0 to elderly person; prac- 5n
trsn., tlcsl nursing. FIR. 7o2J; free to
GRADUATE NURSE desires position
r FR, o9GtSaS Sisa ONCE; Sc section .9o..ef, pref,
NURSE, reg; nursing, massage. ' etc
Call before $50 am. or after &
pm. MI. 1854.
NURSE, practical. white. desires care
q S1ss lay bed patient; best ref. TO.
Pax E1pER. OPERATOR desires m9d dsy
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced
doctors best ref, chronic or seniie
pRaeTITGssfi' RsaseS TEsf' NI1esR Ts IN cH $3.50
rates. WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF oF
PRACTICAL NURSING, ST. 91l2.
TYPING WANTED at home; envelope
sGdreSsins, nd asI,as, st9fIing: etc. will p.ckup
SPECIAL BABY iNS11RR;s N1RsE, available wIS
Oct. /, thru jan. 13 yrs. experience.
$50 wk. TU. 21S6, MISS BROWNE.
GIRL. coLoRED. desires part time
night work, cleaning, once or rooms.
Five years exp. and ref. RA. 61S3.
ExPER. HOSTESS, wishes position
managing residence or club: highest
ref; given; Boz 322-A, Star. u
EXPERIENCED CLERK-TYPIST de-
Call DE. 0725.
DESIRES WORK in dry cleaning
plant or dept. store doing altera-
tionS: AID. 1881.
ExPEk., practical nurse. colored de-
sires day work; care of chj'3 or
sonvalescent patient. LU. 10000.
Evening star., 1950-09-30

COMPANION LADY; refined; excel
lent background; light house duties;
Al ref; salary open. AL. 417S
/"
G. II. W., pirl. colored. wishes job
Nc Sat; O. Sun. Good references,
& H.W. WOMAN. color Il. wants part
81 T1me saEG E9rs; sttsr go9d references, Gail
G. II. w, lst class cook, good clean
er, excel. with children; good ref
Live in. HI. S035. j.
GIRL. colored, desires child care or
g,Ibr's mother's helper: exper.. ref. RA
GIRL. colored. wishes . or 3 Gays
Cal Sun. Ii. 6-5447.
GIRL. honest, wants iull time, work
GiRY 3ime; refs: refs; II, 3:IiS2' - -
references. Ex. 7S7S. .
GIRL. colored; desires g,hw. days;
Rel, 3 to 4;3o, call DE. 1926. l.
NHRsEMAID. JIRsISdaI l5hi,y., 5,day wk,; refs, !;
WOMAN. colored, to give day care at
home to child; or part time practical
eare' or house work out. Call
WOMAN would like days work; ex-
perienced and references. AID. 1911
WOMAN, white, well educated. B. A.
degree. take complete charge OF
bSnn. hSme for 4, adults. adult S35 minimum.
SPRING VALLEY or Georgetown
either place.. 3 DAYS week, ckild
COLoRED CoHPfE. to live in. hus.
band works elsewhere: no Sundays
nr lIolidays: DE. 1880. i
C0L0RED GIRL wants day work;
good ref. Call after 6 pm. CO
CoLoRED GIRL desires lob as nurse.
maid or II w references. HO. 4547
COIORED GIRL wants days work.
With reference. NO. 5437. Il
C0LOEED WOMAN wants days work
HU. SnsS. -
COZ. lRl D WOMAN wants day work,
5-day wk. or full time Job; excel.
worker; local ref. Call HO. 1852.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
VACUUM CLEANERS
25fc discount on all popular brand
of new vacuum cleaners
DALMO SALES co.
GIT 18th ST. NV.
nv rQOS

VIOLIN, made by Frederick August
Glass, good condition, S125, includ-
"oh Condition; $40. $40. e.''s; No. ssss. .e-trH' Mi
glass shelves. practically new, May
be seen at sos 14th st. NV. ST.
wARDRoBE "a sD TRUNK. used only once
o ssoi H. china ,na ero Or curio cabinet prsc,
WASHER. Easy spin-Dry, excel. cond,
WASHER, 1850, auto, like new; rea-
sonable.. Sligo 1855 Fri. after 6
pm: Sat.-Sun., all day l.
WASHER, new Kenmore, square cabi-
net; full automatic; s225. KI.
WASHER. Apex spinner; good oondi.
tion: $50. GE 6677. i
WASHER = Westinghouse Laundro-
mat. '48, $50. perfect cond.: hand
WasHERs msdf Psstffy FOR SALE w ss viii rent
S5 mo: Auto. Washers, 81 mo.
boWd. b0Wp g Or - 1900 ; S0hn' ave- eau 9r'
WASHERS, reconditioned. guar; Ben
dix auto; $3.50: Apex spinner,
Sfs.5 SS95o; kenmors Ken H wFTingsr, $299s9oo;
Also rentals. DISTRICT ELEcTRfC.
WASHING MACHINE. GE. good cond..
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore: also
double laundry trays. RA. 2146. II
WASHING MACHINE, 1947 A. B. C.
model, wringer type, excel. cond. :;
priced reasonable. UN. 1875. i
WASHING MACHUNE-1950 GE with
pump: moving to new home with
Rendix; reasonable. Call CO. 1905
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore, wiring
er type; excellent condition; price,
$40. 902 Wayne rd.. Falls Church. II
WASHING MACHINE. Westinghouse
automatic, 1a4S; perfect cond.; must
sell, best offer. 10. 2-4566. IL
Evening star., 1950-09-30
FARM & GARDEN

PANSY SEEDLINGS. Swiss Giants
and Oregon Gle nts. Strong, husky
plants: $3.50 per 100. SVEND
ANpERSoN,, phone lockwood g.
u
GOLDEN and Red Delicious apples;
50 to $3 bushel. 8 Glenridge ST.,
Chevy Chase View, Md. WI. 0S59.
EvERGREENS, fIowerine shrubs, a2a-
leas, Dutch bulbs, perennials, fruit
trees. If it is worth plantine we
have it. Lowest prices, LOWRY
RIGGS, END o So. Wash St,
Rockville. Md. Telephone, 36S2.-1
NEW FERGUSON TRACTORS. and
indictments. garden tractors. paint,
hardware and seed; also used trac-
tors equipment and indictments.
Phone Ashton $685.. SEIBELES SUP
PLIES. Burtonsville. Md.
YOUR TREES fed, topped. pruned O.
removed by Md. students; special
this week. 81. S722 after g pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-30

HO- 1926 2'
FILM DEVELOPING and printing in
z hours. Color service. Cameras on
credit: BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
lREPLACE SET. andirons and COM
piete fre set; reasonable. NO,
FREEZER, new, Hotpoint. SIT;
5-year guarantee; list price. S349 95;
cash sale, S249.95. Must sell. Also
eft; freezer: list S299.a5; cash sale,
Sl99'95. 1924 18th st. ne. Open
FRiGIDAIRE. 4,a Gu. it., good con cond. :;
S3j. Gil. O0SS.
FURNACE: radiators; all piping,
are changing our 6oxe6 shop build
2 National hot-water furnace, Model
$780,, rated at 1880; complete with
aaks u5Rsr aPd Lyn alffeaspE cEVY caHgR Pn9gR
MOTOR Co. 7725 Wis. ave. OIL.
FUR COAT. Persian lamb, sixe m'9 is;
nearly new; Woodley l444. /.
sPite. sPss $50 $50 cfFa oR s5sg {sg times: sale
FUR JACKET, will sacrifice genuine
NorweEtsn blue fox jacket. Phone
FURNiTURE-complete 2la-rm. apt;
gor9sn ma9ia; sstp; sa4fS7 leaving town. CAN
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., bedrm. and
Kitchen sets; good condition; reason
r1ln ahI, s,TIIs Cm $500, Ext. ,556. IL
fuamiruK5 rua Ei5e s91d hsdneor hone Dinns
and miscellaneous. AT. Ola. II
FURNITURE Telephone gossip
bench, So; carved Victorian love
seat $50; Kenmore 3-4947. Il
FURNITuREIBed, mahogany, spgs.
new. SS5; twin beds, matt, spgs.
and new spreads, $40; 5 scatter
rugs, spread, drapes to match, 2-pr.
lined dark red satin drapes, new;
peTeslain ems TE TOP 21s5 e. table and sS m!s9el
FURNITURE. household misc, and
Kenmore 3-54Os. j
FURNITURE-3-p piece liv. rm. suite:
one 1 2 9x12 * Wilton wool rug, one S.33x
ing machine; all reasonable. FA.
FURSITgRE-psy URN Sgy lEa aSs4 bsa; mahos., sqod
FTRSIrUKEEMapfe fnRS fi2 Gn SoSd dble bed. coil
maple wardrobe, sis; maple plat
form rocker. S12; maple highchair.
So; crib and mattress, SIS; 9x12
Administer rug, S25; child's table
and chair set, needing repair, So;
tool; tools and hose; ladies size "a
pedal saIi6rplane. $40. Irish mail, SIS.
FURNITURE-Liv. rm.; Lawson style
love seat in rose brocatel with
SIP fable coysp OYER o1.sI DUNCAN Phyfe coffee
Phyfe occasional tables, / floor lamp
and l matching bridge lamp: ali in
excel, conda; Will not be sold sep
r,aIB arstely; tsIT,,1, $50. OIL. ,3631, II
lovely furniture; din. rn., bedrm.
Call OR. 1916. ~ II %"
FURNITURE-Dining rm., living rm.,
and I'd bsaTm; .s5 j suites. oW. 1910, 8,11
FURNITURE-Bedrtoom suite. living
room. washer, Frigidaire. miscel-
lnleoqS nsIe Tin desks skso and buffet. Preyar.
FgElRSNITYRE-so.in; HOLLYWOOD bed,
tian blinds, l 81 in. wide. j A in
sisal rug: axi5 sS. ia. 2-30ae. ri
room. If17 Otis pl. G NV. rt III.
FuiRsNliiTuRE, iis Victorian. brand M new.
love seat. gentleman's chair. solid
mahogany. hand.rubbed. hand
carved. orig. cost S4UU, VIII Sacrl-
fee. Call between 6 and 10 pm,
CH. 1000. Ext. AIS. -
FURNITURE - Frigidaire, breakfast
set. bedrm. set, etc; also 1918
black Persian lamb coat, like new.
No dealers. EN-. 4176. i
FURN.-Chest of drawers (3l, S.:
buffet $40: bed with springs, S10:
davenport. $40; washing machine.
apply before 8 pm, ~ Fawcett
ST., Kensington, Md. IL
Evening star., 1950-09-30
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN (cont. /,

BooKKEEPER. capable of handling
General Motors system. COOPER
TIRE AND Auto SERVICE. Buick
dealer. Front Royal. Va. Il
COUPLE to manage new aps 'tment
husband with mechanical expert
ence preferred) can be employed
elsewhere; apt. and salary. plus bo-
nus, Give. complete details and ref
tiny. All information confidential.
Apply Box Ask. Star. i
COUPLE. live in. small family; give
ages, exper. and references. Box
COUNTER WORK. part time. Book
seeper for credit dept. Box 144-z,
FARMER AND WIFE. over 40 no
children for general farming, near
by Md, wife to do ghw., must be
exper.. sober and reliable; excel
L. quarters and salary. Apply 1917
FooD CHECKER CASHIER. expert
enced on National cash register for
large restaurant; split shift; SI75
mo. and meals; references required.
MAN OR WOMAN. colored. comb,r a.
ton SIX and wool, presSer; must be
1St-class; also men or women (white1
full or part time. solicitors for dry
cleaning; 75G commission: no phone.
STYLE CLEANERS, 37O7 Nichols
ave. Sc II
MANAGER-Mature couple wanted.
Wife to manage wer known guest
house in Alexandria. References re-
ouired. Call TIE. 1860. to 10 pm.
ATTRACTIVE GIRL for counter yST work:
5000 worker with reference; good
salary and bonus. Apply KITCK-
EfERIA, Harrington Hotel, Ilth
ana E SITS. NV. II
ACT NOW FOR EASY EXTRA Cash
Amazing proflts selling friends
Americas finest Christmas cards
Stunning personalized cards. so for
81 up. Gorgeous 21-card Feature
boxes, metallics. stationery. gift
items. Bonus plan. Sample kit on
approval. Write. phone o. visit
MASTERCRAFT. 1871 G st, NV,
Wash. 8. DI o9o8.