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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

inserts inside their respective
halves. This prevents the marks
OF the seams from being pressed
on the tie front. These inserts
also prevent the tie lining from
rumpling.
Ties can be pressed under a
damp cloth with a regular hand
iron. A steam iron too does q
good job. But we like to steam
ours on an ironer that has an
adjustable shoe that can be used
Tor steaming. You just tile back
the ironer shoe so it locks ir
through position" for easy
steaming. Turn dial to cotton"
setting and lay wet terry towe'
over the shoe. When steam rises,
place the necktie (inserts in) on
the towel and give it a quick
but professional steaming. Brush
tie lightly with a cloth as i.
ISteams.
What about washing ties?
Some can be hand-washed, such
as the cotton ties and bow ties
so popular for summer wear. AL
ways check on color-fastness be-
fore washing, particularly of
plaids. Wash singly and briefly
in lukewarm sudsy water; rinse
twice. Knitted rayon boucle ties
can be washed in the same man.
ner. They must be re-blocked
afterwards. Other ties, colorfast,
can be given a sponge bath. Use
suds gently over tie. Remove
suds with a clean cloth, dampen-
ed in lukewarm water. Go over
tie several times. Put between
folds of terry towel to remove
excess moisture. Let tie dry flat
with cardboard inserts left in SO
tie will not shrink. When dry,
press.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

for at least 10 years if taken
care of. In the Coastal Plain and
Piedmont it is best planted in
November or December; in the
mountain area probably March
is best. One year old asparagus
crowns may be bought from any
large seed store. The Mary Wash
ington variety is recommended.
Fifty crowns should be enough
for the average family. Prepare
a trench about eight inches deep
and set the crowns Is inches a.,
part, covering with four inches
of soil and later filling in the
trench as the plants come up.
Asparagus does not thrive in a
very acid soil. No spears should
be harvested the first spring af-
ter planting, or until the crop has
gone through one growing sea-
son.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

not really soiled and are in need
of nothing so much as a press.
ing" operation. Here's how Won
can quickly and easily give these
ties a professional pressing at
home to keep them looking dap.
per and at the same time save
on those cleaning bills!
Never iron neckties flat on the
ironing board. If you want to
avoid that flattened out look and
keep the seams from wearing
make two cardboard inserts. Cut
one to fit the large half of the
tie. one to fit the small half. Slide
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
PAGE THREE

late winter or early spring. Elk
amples of this were seen last fall,
when pullets in bred-to-lay flocks
reached a weight of 8 IL to four
pounds by October 1, at six
months of age, but didn't start
laying until about January 1.
"Pullets that have been fed
we'll usually will lay enough eggs
to pay for all their feed by the
time poorly fed birds are coming
into production" says Morris. He
adds that chicks need plenty of
water as we'll as plenty of feed.
A water barrel with a float will
help to keep water before the
birds and also save labor. A
brush arbor or other type shade
over the barrel and fountain will
help keep the water cool.
QUESTION: How can I pre-
vent sunburn on watermelons!
ANSWER: Sprinkling lime or
applying lime paste on water
melons will help prevent SUM-
burn, says John H. Harris, ex'
tension horticultural specialist at
State College.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
FARM
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

QUESTION: At what age
should pullets start producing
eggs?
ANSWER: Thomas B. Morris,
extension poultry specialist at
State College, says pullets that
have been fed and managed prop
erly will come into lay when a.
round six months of age. How
ever, the birds need plenty of
proteins, vitamins, and minerals
to develop into profitable layers.
Chicks IL to ID weeks of age that
are turned out to find food usu-
ally will have their growth re-
tarded. Birds treated this way
usually don't come into lay until
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13
[lNrs TO

HECkTIES

or OF NEChl 1H0
HD hat have picked up spots
fieS t'S s,aning-up treatments
ed iEes shoir regular trips to
tween ., [al Spot cleaning"
dry Sl sponging all over
a gov" n -etrachloride or your
|roriie 'V o-swers. Ties that are
are '., .,a, deal get that rumpl-
ctn a s't"' look though they're
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

Grain combines should be put
in good working order before
they are taken to the field, say
agricultural engineers at State
College.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

Most poised Irene Frampton
of Staten Island, N. Y.
Best Dressed: Betty Lou Mace
of Route 8, Marion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-13

THERE are lot of reasons you can
expect a new GMC to keep hauling
q lot longer than any other truck you
can buy.
First is the fact of horsepower. Whether
it's a sasoline.powered 4. to 2-tonner
with horsepower unbeaten IN ITS Glass;
or one of the new heavy.duty DleSeis-
YOU can beat GMC for go!
Butthe extra value you find in these great
trucks doesn't end at the power plant.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. desires full or part
time employment with CPA. BcS.,
MCs; exper; Box 23s-x, Star. q
beaassignessmen; easgn reasonable rates, FIR.
coMS.n1eS 5ssS attes 4:so Pm .. IS.
driving: eongeniai. eficient: middle.
sfEcY. f -oFF1cE Off E0 MGR., & IL s'sr; yrs. solid
exper.. presently employed; desires
change. Enc. responsible. capable
banding eorrespoonodenes, etc. SO
seskdsy.; vel !. !. sii day Sat, sun. II: ~
engineering. 9 years general once;
expect excel. salary; have ability
to earn It. Box 169-v. Star. I'll
colored. desires work,
I ssTassEkss-pl.in s. sewing. Phone
lyric. new in Washington,
wishes soloist position in church;
Mss Ff sops szbsFsnsf sEaM Pssss ph re- eoset ssse
TYPIsT, thoroughly exper.; work done
e. e henfi sanf4e, reasonably hourly ygs sf'e'
r1rdsr 3 de at soms e. s25s .as 'yDlnf
GIRL; IRIt eSlorsd; g@ SO desires any kind Of
GIRL. colored, desires night elevator
operator job; available 1:30 pm.
until IL pm. LU. 4-6374. --21
LADY. white, middle-aged, refined.
reliable. desires position as home-
maker: companion or child care: o.
day q .wk.; live in. Tel. SH. 3l44
WOMAN representative as contact
desires connection with reputable or
ganization. Age 43. Box 206-X. Star
81
WOMAN, wants position as house.
keeper. Country preferred. Mother
less home consid. Box 21-V. Star.
WILL TAKE CARE OF infant or
young child in nice country home.
HAVE HELD executive positions. re-
Gently stricken blind: must have a
Job. What have you? Phone KE.
REPiNgDi S5p4Ssi Mcndayl MSohSyRlEp GIRL desire, III
clerical work. knowledge Of typing.
AID. 1884. -21
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HOO s. Capitol. Ii. $4,000.

caaafEI ssad fsi'feeR H. afta ss iR e. sass sias
$40 DE. zoos after pm.
CABINETS, with Formica tops; good
csqTtaIioRL sGnditiGni Lu. 1vss6I Msn1d. .,.:,s,. s
s99'5o ss ,l,S UNITED u TYPEWRITER CO.,
CAMERA. Ieica 81 and cine-kodak
Special. 16-mm. with extras. Call
DI. 3b1e between 8 and 9 pm;
gray broadloom, practically
new; 22x14. call Rockville 1865.
CHAIRS, SOLID MAHoG.. set Of 8,
Value. S16o; sell. Sl10. OIL. 5064.
CHINA. dinner service. Chinese, rs
eeaeses' eaS cafl afw or lsssss $3.50 gold design;
CHINA-Metio-Linden pattern, serv-
ice Tor 4. 8 serving pieces. Cali GIL.
CHINA-Royal Doulton easter
Morn. MOI. compi. ssrv. 8; serving pcs.
New. Sacrifice. 81. s577. 10 to, 8.
CHINA, imported, glassware; Story
@ snd clark piano and ANTIQUE guns.
cIoraMSG. children's and BABY
iurn. We have great demand for
Arlihgton's Outgrown Shop. We pay
cash for baby furn., GOOD AS NEW
ssSsason o%. SSl ea5s ssaa: chs eH s5Ss lISa
for woman, size 16; boy,
age 10; girl. age g; excel. cond.
complete wardrobe. Sun, / to 4
p.ms 4342 Reno I'd. NV. -21
excel. cond. Ii. 4-413a. 81
COAT, boys, fur lined. with fur coll
lar and lapel, cost $40; like new;
gray suit. size 10, both for S25 or
best offer. DE. 7463,
DESK, large executive; solid oak. 8
by 5-ft. top. Excellent cond. Best
offer. Ma. 1927 after 10 am. I'D
)ESK-Oak double pedestal typist |
desk. drop center; good condition: |
62x34. Call after Pm, 1885
Conn. ave. 2nd floor. 2ns
Evening star., 1951-10-20

Excellent hours and working condi-
tions.. as stenographer to office mana
ger, for young lady, white, with q
competent knowledge Of shorthand
insurance BENEFITS. Phone ST. 4s0O.
STENOGRAPHER- -RECEPTIONIsT, for
surance office; .35-hr. wk.; expert
ence, and shorthand speed not es-
sential: aptitude for figures helpful.
DI; DOLL 9 to 8; OIL. 5e67 after 6
SWITCHBOARD operator. secretarial
board: from 40, no Sundays. EN-
BAssY APIS. 1913 Harvard st.
TEACHER. kindergarten, for priv private
ssIarv. Call GIL. 1900. 9-5 pm.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. with at
least l year experience on PIX.
Aaa AAPR paRR RRl0z6ias zo4H1 'ss a46o woeaey %ssP
ToBAccco CLERK. full time: mol no ex-
perience necessary: no night or
sp ssqpnday ~ york. STANDARD DRUG
f1ce;. excellent opportunity. Cali RE.
3041. Monday. -2I
TYPIsTs-Full time and part time
start. So words per minute re-
faTsd ThTER AgPy spRv1cE Z psTsO1 1,co- to AAA
ing 724 9th street NV. -2I
TYPiST with shorthand and clerical
work. for bldg. material office in
kk1exsndgia; ~ andpns Va; 6h days. Call
TaPrsTs@opWahite, TaPrssTsopWahit permanent: .2i esae,-
lent surroundings; 40-hour week:
Good opportunity to advance. Lib.
eral vacation and sick leave. Under
aU,;o Personal interviews between
nj S:Yo ot,cs a;,n' naT1oSsq and 3;sq Pm Person;
TxfIsT eLEkik:a aIS Sdsy ~ yssf * snall a
TYPIsT FOR CONSULTING ENGr-
NEER'S OFFICE. 5-day wk. Perm.
salary open Interviews either Fri.
oIa or sat. WILLIAM A. BROWN. 122a
WAITRESS SsTr S. white. local references, m2e
5AhD FAM BAR RESTAURANT. I123
WAfTREss, white, experienced. 2p-
plfys IN 17Fs person q LIDO ! RESTAURANT.
wAfTRkEEssasEsss,, aiXi Salary and good Gi tbs.
Apply Apey i il , person ready for or wors.
CAsABLANCA. 421 l1th st. NV.
& e. FL ss5s spsI2 sS 4ss sHzaf! +
WtaITREEssEsss ta1II1dE ios ..:, exclusive res
sssaxtB5, Sstl T6SEX E5. LANE REsfAufkssSTe'
wsassrhdsShS sss yhiis ssPsE r.
290oo Columbia pike. Arlington. va.
WAITRESSEs. white. exper. Apply
EARLE RESTAURANT. INC 18th
and E SITS. NV. 10 am. to 5 I'M.
WAITRESS WANTED CASANOVA
RREEsTzAusANT' RE zd}sA 1909 18th st. NV.
wAfTKEss:, white, hrs. Ala PM. PM no
z24h zaa fsis KssrsGsAsR s2a sssRsnfss!s sss sssh
wAITREss, V, niH nights: s nights az a ak..
waA1gTsAksT wTaA1gsAkST 1917 Isi 1.s, ls.6 s NV. 20
and reliable; good wages ABBY
wAiTREssEs, white. experienced.
part time, SO pm; full-time coun-
81. SkahsffzzSFAAF' fzf4' $3.50 'asorsia 81 sys''
GIRL, leolore0 attractive. for radio
shop; duties will be answering tele-
phone and keep records. Apply MR..
DUNN, 900 M st. NV. Cali MI.
GIRLS, 1885. to take candid pic
lures, no experience necessary, easy
interesting work; $50 week CO.
LUMBIA PHOTOGRAPHERS, eli q
GIRLS To ADDRESS envelopes by
hand at our office; excellent salary.
EISEMANS, r st. at 7th NV. 80
GIRLS-We will train you for Natl.
Cash Reg. posting machine or
tewelry salesgirls; full pay and COM
NEW YORK JEWELRY. 719 9TH
Evening star., 1951-10-20
APPLES

so cents bu.; pick them; bring your
own containers. Warrenton orchard.
Warrenton. Va. turn of Warrenton
bypass on Rt. II; drive 3 miles.
FA. 1864. Warrenton ss-J-2. iii
AouARIUMs-2; approx. 80 gal. ca.
with stand; collection Of fish; COM
saeDpss bessa ss1' tsnf saf ses sse
offer. Ho. 1925, after pm. -21
BABY CARRIAGE, youth bed, crib.
stroller. child's tabIe-chair set
full-size cot and mattress. 12142
.iers NIL I'd. Silver Spring: 81.
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer. blue-gray,
excellent condition. $22. CHI. 6466.
BABY CARRIAGE with mattress;
twin model; collapsible; mos. old;
S25. Call OR. 1850. -22
BABY CARRIAGE. whitney stero-
matte, ess x25; very good condition
BANJO. : string Gibson; new. With
Phone Sat. between 2 and 6 pm,
Syn Wq 1sns between 10 am. and / pm.
Barber 'Ii CHAIRS 6, and cabinets cabin
fss:orsS;s g.; excl. eend olns liks new. very
BASINS, SINKS. BATHTUBs, built
N. $25. Fittings. new or used.
| BLOCKS. 3056 M st. NV. NO 1908
BATHROOM FIXTURES, Amer. std.
az: iaS:sss sink nI,cs: sW heaters a en aisglay;
BATHTUBs. new. used. puiit-.n legs;
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave DE. $500
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT--Helen Curtis
hairdryers, practically new, S75 ca !:
permanent permanent wave machine. SIS:
mashine IS-inch5. SIS. WA. 7's sa7ss
BED. double. Jenny Lind: coil
springs and Simmons inner-spring
mattress; $50. Phone oW. 1862.
BED. Hide-A-way; very good condi-
ton; sin covers included. S45 or
best offer. WA. 2727.
BED. Hollywood youth. size 36x6O;
gu custom an,d built fine condition; $50.
BED. chest and chair. maple. SIS
complete; 2 oval hooked rugs. match
ing, 9xl2. 4 mos. old. S75 ca. oW.
BED, solid mahog.. 4 poster, double
SIZE, equipped with box spring and
| 1892 for appointment. -21
BEDROOM SET. maple, complete with
| springs and mattress; dresser, chest
OF drawers. vanity bed. DU. 1850.
BEDRM. FURNITURE, 18th Century
consisting Of l dble bed, bedroom
| chair. l dresser. / vanity with
chair. / night table complete with
mirrored top and hanging mirrors,
| All in excel. cond.; no dealers. Sat
eyes. Sun. and ewes. phone GE
BENCH SAW. 1o-inch. Craftsman,
complete with motor stand and as
sorted bladesi 500. Lo. 5-2S42
BICYCLE. sports roadster, iigh,
weight, hand brakes. 3-speed gear
shift. light; excel. condition; rid
den Is mi. Owner overseas; wants
to sell for $50. UN. S905 after )
BICYCLE Sturdy delivery type.
equipped with lge' metal basket:
! EEeS9d ,,,S1 Sopa;; pp9a;s; 1st SIP takes it:
Hills. Md. UN. $3.50. -21
BINOCULARS, 6x24. new. imported,
/ Hghtweight; leather carrying case;
S25. DE. 47S6. after 10 am. -21
BLOWER for coal furnace. $40. 907
buchanan st. nv. RA. 203S. -21
BONDSTONE - You can have the
most beautiful home on your street
for nEch less than you think. Bond
stone can be applied over any sur
face No maintenance. no painting
costs ever again. Your home will
be fireproof. SO mos. to nay. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. VI. 60S6,
SeApIIGL eslncsGa m CONTRACTING co.
ssIcks. hasnsssA, face Me' and common. al or a
| Nn MA s2QS HT SQnn
Evening star., 1951-10-20
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER, ex-
perienced 6 yrs; ONCE mgr. expert
ence also: neat appearance; pleasant
personality. GE. 210I. 21'
BAKER. pastry man, first-class,. all
around. French bread. rolls. pastries;
rant work; sober. reliable. excellent
cSanee. Si Bog Ss Ss2-x. Ss,sa' star. e' Il:
CHaFFFuk. III F. E..assa. sSI.. wishes job; good
STEWARD, young experienced. desires
position; hays local references, pu'
LfsorYFE Nor RE oFka' oFk.. expert. Job shop
in District or vicinity. BOX COOK,
MEN AvAIEaBLE-For employment,
odd Jobs. yard work, wall washing,
carpentry. housecleaning. etc. SAL
WALTON ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp.
NE. 1882
YOUNG MAN. 80. business college
graduate, four years tax experience
with Internal Revenue Service. also
general aecounting experience. de-
fl5ss sos isV PGsasiGs staa With accounting arm.
YOUNG MAN. 20. white. sgie., wants
position as clerk-typist or other suit
able position: part-time work. 3o;hr.
DESIRE JOB in mail room. Over
three years experience. Call RE.
YoGNG coLoRED MAN. spec police
man, desires part-time; restaurant
& q h9te MaN eysnins %sairs. Tors ros,,oI Ii
In pvt. home. Vicinity Of Bethesda q
Naval Hospital. AID. 5194. az
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HELP DOMESTIC tcons.)

MOTHERS HELPER to assist mother
in caring for young children and
g.h.w.; no laundry. Excel. pvt. rm.
and ns bath bath, $50 per week to start.
WOMAN. over rs, dependable, good
cleaner and ironer. / to pm. 5
days week. 1926 s st. NV. WO.
2292, al
WORKING WIDOW will give q re-
liable. white woman good home and
$50 q month in exchange for care
Of 2 school-age children. and l3
Yrs. and and apt. Start Immediately.
CAPABLE SECOND MAID. live in; do
laundry. WI. 3722, No. z Grafton
ST., Chevy Chase. Md. 80
SETTLED WOMAN, g.h.w.. plain
cook; must be exper. and like chill
dren; live in: 5-day week; S27.5O to
start. OR, 9244. -21
WHITE WOMAN, middle age. to live
in our home as one of US: light
housework and care for 3-yr.-old
son; room and board and small
EIDEkLY EURoPEAN cPLE. desir,
competent housekpr.. g.h,w.: live
in; best refs: excel. position. WO
| 3619. -21
Evening star., 1951-10-20

PIE. galvanized black. cast iron. cut
M s, NV, NV, No, 1903 WA; 1901;
P5asAN1RaOliver "a u hsIe mod al. g.: 24.in; BY
Iss' sas ssss5s7'f;S ss5y FSoi: zig e. Jss
roSI sslSE 4aEfEs. R.R five, and full yas esaiD.
ssSa rsSEr n 4o;ss s szss
PooI TABLE, 4xs: good condition,
fully equipped. Reasonable. KE.
POWER sis UNIT. s-eyl. eMc DSa Diesel:
RADIO, Old console with Emerson
bsst oer sat- sat0 or cssanser san aS so ws Sr
RADIO o-PHoSoGRaiPpaa' for ga Sale.
eFsna-nsT SfeE%r. RA s-sPesa sesa DhOn0'' HcA-
Westinghouse electric. good
Norge, in good condi-
ton. Very reasonable. Call RE. 2771,
4-burner. in excellent con-
dition; best offer. Call RA. 55s4.
Detroit jewel, $40: Kenmore
cond. WI. 2O61. ii
Hotpoint, latest model; never
4Te 4Sfd: ass9 smeving' s1s5. Sacrifice. Gan
RANGE tgas),- Estate and Crosley
Shslvador REFRIGERATOR; reasonable.
Cali HO. 3756. al
REFRIGERATION. Frisidaire; noise
less; Excellent condition: $50. AID.
sEfTRiGERAToR westinehoo9se. chou
about z Gu. it., not streamlined hut
In good cond. S25. EN-. 9453. al
= Beautiful little
Frigidaire, l VI. old; steal at Sl2O.
iEFRIGERAToR-S-cu. 1T. HOTPOINT;
very good condition. Call RA. 277l.
REFRIGERATOR. coldspot: brand.
new. 8 Gu. TT; this box never con-
nected; owner bought new home, d.
but already had larger box. cali
sH. $500. ask for MIR. ELLIOTT.
Evening star., 1951-10-20

COUPLE; jsnitor, $50. Maid, part
time in exchange apt. MI. e296:
DRUGSTORE HELP. white or e COL
ored, with D; c: drivers permit; $40
per VIZ. STEWART PHARMACY.
uHnfHfshef shcRffaR9Rwood e1Es Rw s
sonality essential. not over 40
years; must also act as co-manager
OF de luxe motel, few miles south
OF Alexandria. Va; excel. oppor. Tor
an efnctent person; salary In accord
ance with ability and previous types
OF experience; Box 1S3-x. Star. i9s
FOOD CHECKER-CASHIER, srelief;
white good salary and meals: alter
fits; experience not necessary. Apply
smpIoyment ofhee. WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL. 2700 Woodley rd. NV. IL
Man AND WIFE, full or part time
Unlimited phone and car necessary.
GOOD opportunity. La. 6-6223. SO
PRINTERS AND
kEI0uCHERS. HARRIS g. EWING
STUDIO. 1913 F st. NV, Ma. $500.
PRESSER-expert; part or fun time:
ESed G% Pay; pleasant surroundings.
REAL fs2r .EsfArE MANAGER-pss9om.- sor
nent home with. growing real estate
nrm. Thoroughly experienced in
sales transaction details and with
details concerning FHA and VA
mortgage loan procedure. Write full
eneel eesaiieq a. q9ga1i5lfieations g15 and refer
COUPLE to manage
restaurant bar in MARYLAND, per-
centage basis. Wonderful opportun-
ity for right party. Box 322-x, star.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
ANTIQUES
NATIONAL CAPITOL
EXHIBITION AND SALE

049111V SS, 9Oi 11, 5O
IL ANIL PM.
CONTINENTAL ROOM
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
Choice Early American, English. Con-
tinental and Oriental antiques.
Large and small.
SIGMUND ROTHSCHILD
WILL BE PRESENT TO APPRAIsE
ANY TREASURES YOU WISH TO
BRING TO HIM FOR ST EACH.
Promoted and managed BY PTA d. C.
Public Health School, for benefit Of
orthopedically handicapped children.
Evening star., 1951-10-20

Washington's most complete outlet for
unpainted furniture; 926 New York
ave. NV. RE. 1924. -21
FURN.-Liv, rm., din. rm., bedrm,
dinette. baby grand piano. Owner
FURN.-Gateleg mahogany extension
dealers. Cali ia. s:77is,
s1sSS;; ssHdiS AZ! o7sl' ss1u'h' slS; rug. so aS1a
FURN.-Excei. cond.: Q chairs. 2
mspls. snssss Can G a5oweEs is eaE.s5sas man0sso @so
FURN. - Barrel-back char. forest
s9asr sm; suite. Y Sacrifice $50. sH. 99Sea
FnRN.:o Sofa, $50; new, modern love
seat. cedar-lined chestrobe, deck. rug,
kit; table, library table: dresser.
rURNBeas rTUaaNtz 1ansn fhssI aSIe pu sgis Ss4s E. and
Roll-A-Way: wal. dresser and mir
port. Reas: Oh. a2ss. ~ Wsi
A-size; brand new
Simmons s,Ian rs. Hide-A-Bed; sacrifice price.
FHRS.@Blond YIN oGst; oak dresser. che chest.
dble bed. springs. Serta mattress;
peri. eond.; very reason. HO. 5000.
FuhN.-Dfn. rm. suite. orig. S1,395;
excel. cond.; reas.; bedrm. suite,
twin beds. mahog.; excel. cond. Odd !
pcs OR. 0679 ewes. -25
FukN.--Leaving F city. very reasonable. |
3-piece sectional sofa, rockina chair,
dinette set, dble. bed; also sgle bed
Sstnenn Tstn mattress, ssS z 2 dressers. FA. 1874
FURN.-Studio couch, $40; lined /
oak coffee table, SO: overstuffed
chair, $50; maple dinette, SIS; sgle.
bed, $50; bedrm. chair, S5; stand,
s.; lamp. 81. Ap. .s97s.
Phyfe sofa, Shera-
ton, din. rm. suite, wal secretary,
desk, .util. cab, barrel chair, pic
ture, lamps. Tv. book cases. tables,
excel. cond.; reas. ia. 4-0277. --21
contents of 2-bed-
rm. apt; must be sold: will sac.
beaut. and unusual pieces; leaving
town; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. 6601 14th st. NV. Apt. 302.
uRN.-DiN. RIM, sacrif.; sheraton
inlaid mahog.; must be seen to be
appreciated. GE. 1855. --21
RONER, electric Simplex console,
never been used; S119. WI. 5s79.
Evening star., 1951-10-20
HELP DOMESTIC
COOK. live in. 3rd a. quarters, excel,
salary; ref. required. OR. 1906.
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COOK. live in. 3rd a. quarters, excel.
salary ref. required. OR. 1906.
CooK-GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. care
Of school-aged child; colored, 81
suming responsibility for household;
eets: eSes. rssuiFedi ga FedoeDa Daytime. RE. 1921;
COOK. SPt,s. ,t,, gi,ht,;,w: must be fond of
other sun. on; must have excel. refs.
CooK-G.HH.w., live in; reliable M2i and
experienced; local references re-
per perred; Wk. eaRer oR' 44ss aslD employed; $50
With or without employed husband.
Assist, with children. Upstairs room
CITY refs; req. oL. 5o57. eSsso' MSs
COOK. g.h.w., live In modern home:
oisnwasher EI S etc; no laundry; Thurs.
recent local refs. required: GOOD
r,gTages; WI, 6110. 81
COOk-G.H.W., experienced: stay some
nlghts or live in; no laundry; 5h-
DAY week; refs; $50 wk. GE. 3O07.
COOK, gh.w. small Georgetown
lsRpt R iosal Ssa REFERENCES , apply; 5k-day
COOk HOUSEkEEPER, white for
empl; ennn;,sa eple Mon; thruoeh Fri: refs.
sFRsa II 'f 6us ia Or b2 cut ST. 1slfSEE s7z
CoOK-G.H.W.. live in; $50 wk.; new
m5oaern home; local references. ia.
GENERAL HousEwoRK. light hESo ispn-
girl, must be intelligent and de-
pendable, fond of children, live In.
OF Va, day. Thurs. and Sun, also
r Tues y If desired sH. 1927. 20
z;4;ssa z ''s &. 'fRsEl|' H. ,JsgEs gESs :i;s $50
G.Hr.WH.,, NV, COOKING, white, for ~2G Doc
tors family, Fond of children; live
E M, IN; pleasant upstairs room: other
cootin,g hssn Gail Ju' tpna $3.50 8 Children; no
CIV, care for child, live in s days,
snalia small sa11asy 1aasy;or room and board Alex
G;Hw;; y9tSos. live V, =, in. .p. sxper. with or
work and assist with children.
ssa, 1sher Oh, helg sosH employed. city Tsis. Is:
HOUSEKEEPER, refined. unattached
white lady for small adult family;
real place for person desiring a
nice home; small salary. Wo. $40.
HoUsEKEEPER COOK, care ig.mo.- :
oid boy for empl. couple; Live in
nice 3rd-foor room; " blk. 18th
uai,s ST So 3, wk; GE. 1895. ---21
ne q Tsnnns ca aHms RA 'n!snad asis s
HousRkEESfsER. i Ssn Il White. e live in, Care
for yr.-old boy; employed parents;
5A-day wk; pvt. upstairs room, IA.
MAID to live in new rambler. Ex-
help care for .2-year- -old girl; refer
ences and health card required; good
Job. EN-. 1918. BIAS Linnean ter.
NV; (Out Connecticut ave. to Fes-
ST. ef blocks to ona Lnnesn ntasa e sasn
MAID, G.H.W. and cook for WORKING
couple and 1I-year-old son. Family
except grandmother away all day.
G;SLsr EsG; seryise y;s,. from break; through
day during week. Live in or out.
Pleasant upstairs rm. available. FA.
day Saturday and Sunday. -2I
simple cooking to live in. upstairs
local refs. OIL. 0557. -2I
cooking; fond Of children;, auto.
sMfhSsses eli sss sssG ssses sas sd Or s
ter, Cali sH. .4104. -2l 4
f and small N frss sala9y s1s LU sUa l-isoS ooesa