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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-02

never met Juliette Low, but
/ wish had. From all accounts
written and oral she was quite
peson. Her frineds and con-
temporarieS in writing about her
could never disguise the strength
tof purpose or the warmness of
her heart. Prince or President,
lawyer or Lord, politician or
peasant were all grist to her
mill when it came to getting
something for her Girl Scouts.
We have Camp Juliette Low
because frined of hers mem
toned ne had some land in the
northeast section of Georgia that
was wonderful for hunting and
camping, primitive and unSpoil-
ed by civilization.
She talked him into letting her
have some of this land for a
camping place for Girl Scouts.
He introduced her to his care
taker and told him to take her
on a trip around the land. Be-
fore leaving he called Tommy
aside and cautioned him not to
show her the far side of the
mountain as he wanted that him
self.
! So the guide and the middle
aged lady started on an explor.
ing trip. If you are familiar with
that section Of the country nc
need to tell yoo how beautiful i
is or how rugged it can be
Though her health was not too
good and her hearing was grow
ing dim, nothing faxed her.
Her courage, her love of TIT
mountains, the genuine interes
in the things they saw and tn,
people they met turned Tomm,
into a friend and conspirator
i They went to the far side of the
mountain, forded stream, JUL,
cite riding pick-a- back on Tom
my's shoulders. Much to the cha.
| grin of some of her friends, Tom.
my declared when her feel
| S ruek the ground she said, This
is Hit.
/ When il came to taking. no,
for an answer her deafness be-
anne more noticeable and her
friend gave the land to the
Scouts. Her love for animals was
exceeded only by her love of all
people. Everyone whose orbit
touched hers found themselves
an advocate of Scouting.
Her frined, Birdsall Otis Edey,
poet and writer of some re-
nown set up fund to be used
for Volunteer Trainers of Girl
Scout Leaders. Surely she must
have had Juliette Lowe and
Scouting in mind when she
wrote My Prayer.
I pray that we may never be
so blind
That one small world Is all
the world we see;
Or so supremacy satisfied that
where we are
Is all we feel we even want
to be.
Grant us the JOY of filling
someone's need
Make of us gracious followers
The while we are not meant
to lead,
But more than all: pray that
down the years
We will remember there are
always new frontiers.
Someone who knew her
should have written this. One Of
her girls who grew with Scout
ing, who sat with her on the
Soft Rocks. at the camp site or
who watched her stand on her
head on top of the mountain
when she was sixty. | never met
Juliette Lowe, but do wish 4
had. Mrs. Neil Saunders.
A A
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05
ACTOR BUYS SITE
AT SOUTHERN SHORES

Warren Lee Terry, outstanding
authority on Gilbert and Sullivan
operas, and "Old Tom" in the cast
of the Lost Colony, likes Dare
county so we'll that he has pur-
chased a building site in Southern
Shores near Kitty Hawk and plans
to build a home there in the near
future.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05
REVENUE AND

EXHIBITS &C., "D", and REVENUE AND
EXPENDITURES:
These exhibits show in detail the and expenditures Of
various funds for the year under review
EXHIBIT Co. 1919 TAX LEVY:
This exhibit shows the 949 levy to June 3d.
and uncoced taxes verified from the books
ceipts without outside verifcaton.
GENERAL
During the inspected public
covering the following county officials
Name Office Amount
c. S. Meekns Clerk of Superior Court $15O00O0
&C. S. Meekns County Accountant 100000
Peggy Etherdge Deputy Clerk of Superior 100000
Frank NJ. Cahoon Sheriff and Tax Collector 100000
Frank M. Cahoon Sheriff 100000
Dons l.. Whte Delinquent Tax Collector 100000
Melvin R. Daniels Register of Deeds 100000
wish call
condition the been materially increased
and suggest that this trend be followed in the future
We wish acknowledge with appreciation many
extended US during this engagement.
Respectfully submitted,
R. o. HOWARD
Certified Public Accountant
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05

ASSETS
Cash Deposit
Uncollected Taxes
Property
Due from Other Funds
c. S. Meekins-Clerk of Superior Court (Contra)
Melvin R. Daniels-Register of Deeds (Contra)
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
Accounts Payable
Withholding Tax Payable
Prepaid 1850 Taxes
Retirement Fund
Reserve for Uncollected Taxes
Roanoke Island Fire District
Due to Other Funds
Due to School Fund It.
C. S. Meekins-Clerk of Superior Court (Supra)
Melvin R. Daniels-Register of Deeds (Supra)
Bonded Debt
TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,.,..
SURPLUS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05

Court House
Jail
Community Building
Murphy House - Warehouse
Clerk of Superior Court - Office
Welfare Office
Register of Deeds - Office
Health Department = Office
Farm and Home Agents - Office
Sheriff - Office ~
Tax Supervisor - Office
Airport
Infrmaries
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05
TOTALS
GRAND TOTALS

This property subject to be taken over by
U. s. Government, if the need should arise
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05

DARE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
c. S. MEEKINS, CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT
TRUST ACCOUNTS
Schedule "B-4
DATE AMoUN
s-152S R. B. 189d
g. 1923 Mary E. Midget 2292N
l. 731 w. c. Daniels Estate 127A
1-3O31 Hattie Meekins 1O144
5-3132 Mrs. Louise Cudworth 197I
1858 James Jenkins Lowe. ct ais 1873 3Sj
12-3137 Edna Elizabeth Tilett 100
g. $40 John w. Mann Heirs $50
3-3040 Orlando Burrus Creditors 21SS
2-2040 Estele Perry Minor 296S5
4-2940 L. B. Midget, ST.. Heirs 11O5
S-2740 Heirs of D. E. Mann 21389
l1-1243 Heirs of Bessie Irene Gray 4S7
11-1946 H. R. McDona
4 PAT Gull Shoal Club Co. 1887
7-1S47 Creditors of Gordon Company 1928
z LAB Heirs of John ONeal 1859
z 148 Heirs of G. T. Peele SO
6-2449 Joseph c. Beasley 729
12-19-49 Outlaw Elmo and Charles Daniels 1880
9-2249 Daniels 2246
1-165O Estate of M R. Oden 100000
s. $50 Sam Tllett 10000
$8O77s2
Interest to June 3d. 1850 Ito be dsributed) 1928
TOTAL s31140 5
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05

EXHIBIT "a"
DARE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
ALL FUNDS - OTHER THAN SCHOOLS
STATEMENT RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
YEAR ENDED JUNE go 1850
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-01-05

PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COUNTY:
Evening star., 1951-04-29

removes UP to $50 of them /! So
Dial stops odor before it starts. Bet
ter than deodorants, Dial stops
odor, not just underarm, but all
over, all day. And Dial smells good.
Doctors, too, know that Dial's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
Gar in Reverse Proves Costly To Driver

Ben Phillips appeared in city magistrates court yesterday after noon charged with negligent driv- ing and destroying city property.
 The negligent driving charge was dismissed by Judge F. O.. Eastaugh but Phillips drew $35 fine for destroying city property. Twenty dollars of it was suspen- ded and Phillips will be required to pay S1OO damages for breaking a parking meter. In addition he is to pay $40 damages to Albert Goetz, Jr. of Douglas.
 Phillips was arrested by Juneau police at 10 pm. Thursday after he mistakenly placed his car in reverse, backed over the meter and sidewalk in front of the Im- perial Cafe and rammed the right headlight and fender of car be- longing to Goetz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
Senators Win Right 10 File
 Sharp Report

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18-IR- Republican Senators today won the right to file sharply criti- cal report on the REC investiga- ton in the Senate records.
 The Senate Banking Committee which investigated charges that political influence was exerted in the granting of Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, voted at a closed-door session to sub init majority report, worded in much milder language, but to al- low the Republicans to file a mi nority statement of their own. The two will be published together as a single document.
 Texts of the rival reports were ordered kept secret until Monday noon, when both will be filed with the Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
Defense pIanis Urged 10 Hire
 Handicapped

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18-R- President Truman urged American employers today to put "all our handicapped citizens" to work in defense plants to help Twin the struggle for just and lasting peace"
 MT. Truman reported that public employment services found 100,- GOO more jobs for the handicapped last year than during the year before-a gain of more than 50 per cent"
 The President spoke at the fall meeting of his committee on the national Employ the Physically Handicapped Week in the de- partmental auditorium here.
 He presented a trophy, designed by four handicapped persons, to George Barr, Chicago employer, for the best performance of the year in behalf of the physically handicapped"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
Cure for
 Chaos

sin, so it predicts that one day God will summarily destroy the actual cause of this chaos-sin itself!
 He will then, according to Bible promises, start re-created world again-and permanently-on the perfect path from which it has been lured by unholy forces.
 If the express purpose of the End of the World is once and for all to root out the cancer of evil and confusion and to clear the way for all that is good-should not surviving the End of the World be a simple matter?
 It is only necessary that every one of us takes every precaution to insure that in that awesome day we are not found infected with sin, and thus be destroyed along with it.
 | Here is the simple way to survive the End: not merely to go underground with Geiger counter, but to "seek righteous ness, seek meekness: it may be ye shall be hid in the day of the Lords anger" Zephaniah 2:3.
 How obvious it is that no one infected with a sinful nature in that day could possibly be allowed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
ATOM BOMBING PICTURE SHOWN TO SOROPTIMISTS

What to do in case a siren sounds for atomic bombing was the sub feet of a motion picture shown to the Soroptimists at luncheon Fri day at the Baranof Hotel. Larry Parker was cameraman.
 The meeting, presided over by Miss Gertrude Wetzel, president, included routine business. Plans were completed for the Silver Show CT sponsored by the Soroptimists at the Juneau Health Center Monday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18

to survive the End of the World, and mar the new crea- ton! This is the simple equipment you must have: the
 Rihla savs of those
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
BROWNIE BLAND INITIATED INTO WOMEN OF MOOSE

Brownie Bland was initiated into the Women of the Moose at it's regu- lar meeting last Thursday in Moose Hall. Senior Regent Jannet Francis conducted the ceremony.
 Mooseheart Alumni Chairman, Grace Wiley was head of the pro gram committee and presented Mike Haas as a guest speaker. He talked on the Grant Baldwin memorial class. which will be held Sept. 30. Phyllis Eneberg played two selec- tions on the piano.
 Next meeting will be on Sept. 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
DIR. SHULER WILL TALK
 MONDAY AT BPW MEETING

Dr. Robert H. Shuler, medical ol- ficer in charge at Mt. Edgecumbe, will be the speaker at the Business and Professional Women's program meeting Monday noon on the Ter race of the Baranof Hotel.
 The program, arranged by Miss Ruth Lingley, chairman of health and sanitation for the. club, will be open to guests. Dr. Shuler will accompany his talk with pictures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18

design? Then, just as surely as the Bi- ble outlines the rise and fall of nations a n d depicts t h e m i s rul e of men made imperfect by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
NOTICE

Soroptimist Silver Shower - for improvements at the Health Gen. ter, 122 Second St. Monday, Aug. 2Oth, 7:30 to 10 pm. Public urged to attend 388-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
FROM FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. James w. Griffith of Fairbanks are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-18
Two Easy Ruler

who will survive: Here are they that keep I'll the commandments of God, and [2] the faith of Je- sus." Revelation 14:12.
 Do you feel up to par in both of these respects? If you would survive, and live through the ages, meeting this divine stand- ard must become the most ur- gent consideration of your life!
 "The commandments of God, the faith of Jesus" It is a pretty good combination with which to be equipped. At least it will take just that to survive the End of the World. Something to think about, isn't it? (Next: A Moose on Your Neck?)
 This Is No. of series. telling briefly of inc beliefs ond hopes of 750,000 of your Ssvsnfh-doy Adventist neishbors end friends. CLIP THIS COUPON
Evening star., 1951-05-28
BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good USED lumber
flooring. doors windows. plumbing
bs2sa,n bRs oolieFs nSice, apd TinSlss1Ts c
18th and H sts. ne AT 400
CABINET. rock maple, hutch. $40
doil carriage, Thayer. pram type
ern Flyer, S25. All in excel, cond
TIE. 1901. 20
cAaCULAToR: Az " MenEes. electric
S13 14th st nv
CAMERA-Kodak Is nm F35 lens
with case. like new; S45. Call aft
) pm. CO. 5439.
CAMERA, Leica fumital, new: lens
3-C. blue with new case. RA. 0674
CASH REGISTER. National, hand
cleo, totals, prints receipt, clerk
keys. 1899 rtng-up: prae. new; $500;
save over $3.50. LOFLANDS, OW.
$3.50
EQUIP. concession tents
and side show GMC truck. Bargain.
~ G-1uAS
Evening star., 1951-05-28
HELP WOMEN

WOMAN. white. responsibls. to t.s: as:
and and sts ealI Mr. SMITH, rR. f' s$So. 90
S6MSS Sf 70, a-s5SS; ss};nso educated. wiz viif,ne
to work. wanted for good opening
with established business concern;
$4,000 year. Box 15S-E, Star. II
WOMAN. white, part time, agency
dry cleaning a'Hl store; experienced.
WOMEN-House of Plastics dealer
ships open in Washington and sur
rounding towns. Our girls earn $75-
S100 wk. in spare time selling plas-
tics throueh popular party plan
WOMAN. white, as helper for elderly
person; must have drivers license;
iiiyse in. Write, giving ohone. oBBox Box
WoMANsePart esai time. 3 hours daily.
souvenirs. Call at 1853 Pennsyloa
vania ave, NV. or ST. ASA. -2SI
WOMEN. white, cafeteria work;
1433 K st. NV. Happiness-cheerful-
Harry sss SG5 shol or T0S Mr. wA LoR 5Ro saoms 40 Is
NEW CAFETERIA. 1888 K st. NV.
WOMEN to take orders for Golfers.
8 orders per day pays SIS week.
Room 424 Bond Building. .,-2S
xoDSs eaEa ds v5is worf Pars tme dss
5aS@ hss9. Ad1is sR' R@. ss sa7p Pa ats 81 s.
Young LADY. general once work;
YoTNG o!}s;f LAD LADY ,I.3 n9 sxpes; =. nee; to
rapSer saSt heme aR' sass slstsnss f0n ph9sSs 90:
YOUNG WOMEN. 25-35. as shoppers
for. retail shopping service; no ex-
nf IS rss fafrs anSv
951 Warner Bldg. 18th and e
YonNaG;" iSij a;"' 'LADY-white. for seneral
office work in dental ofice. No exper
REFINED WVHiTE LADY. 1850
with a family Of 4 as cook and
housekeeper; other help employed
for laundry and garden; excellent
salary; o6e6 5eferences enc required; Phone
PART TIME TYPIST- CLERK, under
80; large casualty insurance COM
pany, congenial surroundings. Make
y19r g19F oTn yTfb hours and sts 4is Woodysrd
OPEN, for H. S. graduate, to type
bills. One who likes to work with
flgures:. perm. position: excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement. Apply audi
tors ofice. RIM. l6S. RALEIGH
HOTEL. 18th and Pa. ave. NV. 80
MARRIED WOMAN or widow. refined;
full or part time; splendid future.
Box 331-E. Star.
ATTRACTIVE WOMAN. over 20. cap
able meeting public, $45-$55; 5-day
week. Apply 910 18th st. NV, be-
tween 80 and $40 am. 80"
OPENING for bookkeeping machine
operator Excsellent working con-
ditionS. Applicant must know how
to type. but we will teach operation
Of machine. Box 2SO-E. Star. -2S
EARN SEQ to $40 weekly. Part or
full time. AVON PRODUCTS can
place you near home. RE. o795.-2S
LADIES' capable and energetic
ladies to work in our sales depart
ment fulltime. Must have good au-
tomobile. pleasing personality and
ability to contact high-class clientele
Ask for Mrs. Jones.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts. Sumner & Spring Valley
1890 Massachusetts, Ave. OR. 4464
Evening star., 1951-05-28
TELEVISION RENTAL

TELEvISION. 81 demonstrators: big
savings; trade and terms. P o.
SMITH. S. &c s.. 1914 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-05-28

FURNITURE, sofa bed, 2 chairs. very
reasonable; needs renovating. AID
FURNiTURE-Entire furnishings fol
3,rm; apt; Very reasonable. Cal
FukNiTURE, jii iiIHERI. household, incl. s Roper
stove, sweepers, radios, hospital bee
and antiques. Must sell by Tuesday
933 virginia ave. s.w. rs
FURNiTURE-studio couch. couch : stso1a' Cong
rugs. Other household pieces. Rea.
sonable. 4404 7th st. NV.
mahogany 42-in. English desk. tooled
leather top. $3.50. RE. 3072. 90
FURNITURE-Complete liv. rm.. din
rm;, n, bedrm.' FURNITURE and rugs rugs
after 10 am. 20. 2-8604. Us
FURNITURE-Tables, ANTIQUE rose.
desk; modern furniture. old and
modern glassware. pictures. mahos-
any. Sat; and Sun. 8 am. to 9
pm. $3.50 Chevy Chase pkwy.. Apt
a; W0+ 1871 or GE. 473s. -2s
FURNITURE, din; rm., solid mahog.,
rus, axSis: A. si5 Il eAes5 co. ioHa, 4ss. wsSn sS
= Refrigerator, washing
machine, 2-story ext. ladder, sun
lounge. lawnmoWer, stepladder, hose
with stand, wheelbarrow. UN. 2164
-2S
FURN.-Mod. liv. rm.; bedrm.: end
tables: coffee table; two 9x12 rugs
and pads. Must sacrifice. ia. 5476.
-2S
SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedroom, din room. liv.
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc, at great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV;
daily 1915: Sat. till 4. RE. 4310.
UNCLAIMED kitch.
en- utility cabinet, $11.95; l dining
room set s pct. $50; l Studio
couch. S26; . couches, S2S ca. :;
lounge chairs. SIS: wardrobe closet
with mirrored doors. $50; 2 sofas
for. porch with removable spring
cushions, S2S ea.; porch chairs with
removable spring cushions. SO ca.
l, .2-pc. love seat for porch, SIS:
end tables. SIC; coffee tables. S16;
roll. away bed and mattress. sly so;
inntrspring mattress. SIS; occa-
sional chairs. sig; l bed. SPRINGS
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS. I'LL
14th st. NV, AID. 0741. IS
Evening star., 1951-05-28
REFRIGERATOR
CIOSE-OUT

1850 and 1851 GE. WESTINGHOUSE
Hotpoint Crosley Admiral, Philct
and Gibson refrigerators at greatly
reduced prices. Open evenings ii
20 sTASpASp idtS anS = FtEE sti q Il gAssa 3.sGsa
RANGE, GE, 4O-in. top, 1851 model
never been used; $3.50 or best of1er
REFRIGERATOR, GE, Gu. it.. 1851
model. unused. Cost $3.50; sell S21s
or best offer. 10. 3-4792. 80
Observation-Disclosures dispose new
unused Admiral .7-cu.-ft. refsr. with
deep freeze boSa $50. WI. 1857
Evening star., 1951-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, cleo.
trio. Reconditioned Guaranteed.
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 l4th st NV
ADDRESSOGRAPH. elec. foot oper-
ated, on modern stand, 12 draw cab
met; 1.500 B frames and model 4O
multilith duplicator, good cond. for
$500, DARLING DRESS SHOP. 709
Sth st. s.e. go
AIR -CONDITIONER, 5h ton, used
AIE CONDITlONERs, new ana re-.
conditioned: sold rented. exchanged
serviced; fully guaranteed OR
4769 BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO
AIR CONDITIONERS, new 1851
models in factory sealed crates II
you have kcaSh." see us last PARA
MOUNT 60. 2150 Georgia ave
NV. Hudson $500 81
Evening star., 1951-05-28

-3l
CHAIRs-Five maple bedroom chairs,
wood % chairs; So each. 1918 R. I.
CLOTHES - Dryer. Westinghouse
Laundromat. used less than / mo
S!7o. After & pm. Greenbelt.
CLoTHING-Men and women who
ke to to wear b the qS best res but ,d DO mot
your selection from our stock of fine
wearing apparel. Daily: 10 am. to
pm; at the APPAREL MART,
tts t752 Columbia rd. nv; nv; The Shop
Is @skesi .sj BISHOP EsuipShNT S5f VI !fAe'os co'
DIAMoNDs-Lady's sol; z ct. sl95;
lady,,s l Ct, $500: mans z Ct $500;
afys so' psafect nas SOL e. ct $3.50 saSS lsd sdys
sol, perfect, Ct, So. 900: Ali prices
include mount.nss. Trades accept
ed; LIyINGsToN & co, l42S H st
NV; ME; 3440 900 -
DINING SET. 9 pcs, SOS; Chinese
tsSie ssa t. ons s0 sloo n'ness Wo ?Sass ssss
ELECTRIC RoAsTER. Westinghouse
with timer. caster base and broil-
err; 1851 model; excel. cond. OIL.
2592. rs
DRESSING TABLE. blond mahog any.
4S in. long. drawers. matching
bench with slip cover: excel. cond.
n,5pi Sac ,,sp6s N9 dealers w. 1853 rs Is
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO S13
l4th st nu
FANS-Make your own, use your mo-
tor, we furnish the blade GRIGSBY,
1904 K NV
Evening star., 1951-05-28
ADDITIONS

ADDITIONS
IREMODELING, REPAIRING
J. L. AINSWORTH, RA. 4s1S.
ADDITIONS AND MAJOR REPAIRS
BY one of Washington's finest build.
ers. Call Mr.. Biz. from to s
H H j: saks akkoRzENDoRPER CO.. INC. ~
BRICK Xii 2''Ii GAYING-Fireplaces. ste steps
ms. A. FAGNANT. Jo. 2-i994.
BRICK WORK in general: repair;
porches and fireplaces, retaining
walls. ETC.; class-A Jobs. RINALDI
g. CO., FIR. 2342 anytime. 3
PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK;
no job too small. VIM THOMAS.
9s3 RI. ave. NV. HU. 4570. 80"
BUILDING HOMES, remodeling Of
fees and stores, made -to-order cab
inets, counters and shelves. Call
cAkPENrERiNG, hfifis1 ffIist plastering. cement @
ing, fireproofing, building. New
homes, remodelins Phone co. o5o9
CARPENTER - Porches. partitions,
shelving, cabinets screens, repairs;
reliable J. RowELL' Ex' oeS1; sG.
CARPENTER. new and remodeline;
does own work; over 20 years exper,
Call 81. Clio. 30
CARPENTRY-Addi rec. rms,
built-in cabinets bookcases. etc
Call G. F. ST. DENIS. LU. l l.5572'
CARPENTRY, cabinet work. remodel
ing and repairs; general contract
ing. 81. 64SS. 80"
CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS. on con.
tract basis MIR LAWRENCE RA
97O3.
ICLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTo-
ROOTER. phone RA 1888 any day
any night.
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
inmed. Call RA. 1929, any time.
80
FENCE - Galvanized chain tink. ali
posts In concrete; immediate ereec &C.
months to pay Phone HO $3.50
evenings and Sunday NO. 552S.
Evening star., 1951-05-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WOMAN. CoLoRED, desires g.h.w. s
DAYS per week. Call Ii. 6-0S29.
GIRL desires days work. call before
p.m.. Ii. 3-4372.
GIRL, colored, wants job as G.H.W
or nursemaid for employed persons
exp. refs. Elk. 2163.
YOUNG colored girl wants general
house work. Refs. Loves children.
Ii, 3-5S3S,
Evening star., 1951-05-28

FLOORS SANDED and finished: oio
noors made like new TAYLOR
FLOOR SERvICk WA 1929
FLOOR SANDING and finishing old
floors made like new; free estimates.
FURNITURE REFINIsHING We
make it look like new: reasonable
plices. Call after 5. Hu 3o72.
INTERIOR CLEANING SERVICE =
Houses and apts.: windows. walls,
Venetian blinds, floors. For imme-
diate service. call DE. 6244. ---2S
iPAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing; reasonable prices; free esti-
mates. WADE NE. Ss35. 2S'
PAINTER R-DECORATOR interior-ex-
terror; free estimates: reasonable
references. r, SCHAIN: RA. 3139
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
reasonable prices; white. MR.,
.PAINTING-For Job we'll done at
a price you can afford to pay, call
PAINTING, PAPERING commercial,
residential Satisfied customers 25
years MR. LAWRENt'F RA 1903
PAINTING AND PAPERING--For a
good job at a low price. call MR.
KLIX, SH 4711. 80
PAINTING. paper hanging, floor I'm
terms as desired. Phi. ia. 1870.
PAINTING. PAPERING. ROOF WORK,
carpentry, floor finishing, mason
work and remodeling, RE, 1921