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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-02-21
ORDER. NTST


In The Matter Of The Estate Of
Gorrell V. Newcomer, Deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Wash
ington County
Ordered, By the Orphans Court
of Washington County, this 1st day
of February, 1852, that the sale of
real estate made by Anna L. Horst,
EXecutriX of
GORRLELL V. NEWCOMER
deceased, and this day reported to
this Court, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be
shown to the Court, on or before
the 25th day of February, next: Pro-
vided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published
in Washington County, at least once
a week for three successive weeks
before the said last mentioned day.
The report states the amount of
sales to be $18,000.00.
LLOYD K. HOFFMAN,
JULIAN L. OLIVER,
SAMUEL M. HOFFMAN,
Judges of the Orphans Court.
TRUE COPY-TEST:
HARRY NEWCOMER,
Register of Wills. 2-7-3t
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RuBRER STAMPS

We make 'em in a Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
Advt
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Mrs. Alice Mae Adams, widow of
John Quincy Adams, died on Feb
ruary II at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Jacob M Middlekauff, 1909 Vir-
ginia Avenue, aged SO years.
Born and reared at the Manor, she
was the daughter of Jacob and Eliza
beth (BroWn) Leatherman, and a
resident of Hagerstown for the past
SO years.
She was a member of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church, the John H. Jones
Bible Class, the Guild, and the Wo-
mems Missionary Society.
Surviving are: two sisters, Mrs.
Ellen Mumma, Boonsboro; and Mrs.
Ada F. Middlekauff, Hagerstown; and
a brother, William B. Leatherman,
Manor.
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John William FOuke, Jr., died at
his home at $50 Salem Avenue on
February 10, aged So years.
Born and reared in Hagerstown
he was the son of John w. and Laura
V. (Negley) Fouke. He was a re-
tired hostler on the Pennsylvania
Railroad and was a member of the
First Christian Church.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. May
Lewis Fouke; daughter, Mrs. Viola
V. Arnold, Baltimore; two step
daughters and stepson; three grand
children; two sisters, Miss Clara 1.
Fouke and Mrs. Pauline Hovis, Ha-
gerstown; and two brothers, ]. Rus
sell and Charles T., both of Hagers-
town.
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This is your town : Boost it
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Gladys X. BOstetter, De
nnoSad


Estate of Gladys X. BOstetter, De-
ceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
GLADYS K. BOSTETTER
late of said county, deceased. An
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 14th day of
September next; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 14th
day of February, AID, 1852
CRYSTAL B. HERSHEY,
MARTIN v. B. BOSTETTER,
2-21-3t Administrators.
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CLASSIFIED
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

Angus Auction-Livestock Market,
Manassas, Va, Friday, March Z,
1852, LOO p. m. Mt. Pleasant Farms
Sale of 30 Registered Bulls, sons and
grandsons of International Grand
Champions. 40 purebred but un-
registered heifers will also sell. John
Garrett, Catharpin, Va, owner. For
catalog write Dave Canning, Sale
Manager, Box 1856, Charlottesville,
Virginia.
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Elizabeth May Alderman, wife of
Edward M. Alderman, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Jones, 115 West Howard Street, on
February IA, aged 60 years.
Born and reared in Hagerstown
she was the daughter Of Fernando J.
and Virginia (Kneisley) Fox. She
had resided in Hagerstown her en-
tire life and was a member of St.
Mary's Catholic Church.
Surviving, besides her husband
and daughter, are: seven grandchi1-
dren; and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas
F Kreglo HagerstoWn; and Mrs.
Ohio F. Whitlock, Waynesboro.
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Edna Mae SamueIs, wife of Ar
thur T. Samuels, died on February
IA at her home on the townsville.
She was a member of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Funkstown.
Surviving, besides her husband,
are: two daughters, Mrs. Marie Eyler,
Sharpsburg; and Mrs. Annita Rice,
Hagerstown Ri. 2; a son, Donald P.
Samuels, Hagerstown; three sisters,
Mrs. Blanche Stockslager, Funks-
town; Mrs. Ida Meckley, Upton, Pa;
and Mrs. Catherine Green, Washing
ton, D. c.; brother, Emory Phlee-
ger, Funkstown, and four grandchil-
dren.
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James e. BOward died at his home,
321 South Cannon Avenue, on Feb
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10 Million Veterans

The Veterans Administration esti-
mates that one-third of the nations
population consists of veterans and
their families. And it believes that
the figure will increase to 40 percent
by 1855. It said there are nearly 10
million veterans of all wars in the
United States.
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ruary II, aged II years. He was the
last of his family.
Son of the late Denton and Laura
(Ridenour) Boward, he had been a
silk weaver his entire life. Mr. Bo-
ward was last employed at the Fed
eral Silk Mill in Williamsport.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. En-
ma Cloves Boward; six children,
James r., Paul NJ, Mrs. Edgar Lee
crone, Meril S., Ralph E. and Mrs.
Howard Crumbahker, all of this lily;
10 grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Carrie Rebecca Snyder, wife
of Charles c. Snyder, 645 Washing
ton Avenue, died on February Is at
the Washington County Hospital of
a heart attack. She was n years old.
Born near Williamsport, she was
the daughter of Charles A. and Kath-
crime Worley Potts. A resident of
this city for 81 years, she was a mem
Der of Christ Evangelical and Re
formed Church and of Berean Sun
day School class.
In addition to her husband she
is survived by: sister, Mrs. Lottie
Berger, this city; and brother, Lu-
Their Potts, also of Hagerstown.
Ada T. POlack, widow of A. V. Po-
lack, died suddenly at her home, 1870
West Baltimore Street, on February
16.
Born and reared in Hagerstown,
she was the daughter of Jacob E. and
Alice DUNN Albert For the last
ten years, she had been employed at
Eyerly's.
She was a member of Zion Evan
gelical and Reformed Church
Surviving are: a son, Donald j., at
home; four sisters and brothers,
Irene NJ, Louise E., Edward P, and
George D. Albert, all of HagerStoWn.
Miss Miriam Louise Winters, sol
Mulberry Avenue, died suddenly on
February 16 of heart attack, while
at work at the HagerstoWn Gas Com
pany, where she had been a book
keeper for the past 40 years.
Born and reared in Hagerstown,
she was the daughter of the late
Barbara Anne Oittle) and Theo-
dore A. Winters, and for the past Is
years had resided with her sister,
Mrs. o. J. Stotlemyer, 8O1 Mulberry
Avenue.
She was life long member of
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed
Church and Sunday School.
Surviving are: a sister, Mrs. Etha
L.. Stotlemyer; and two brothers,
Layton D. Winters, Hagerstown; and
Lauran A. Winters, Haddonfeld, N.
].
Mrs. Mamie Jane Cole, 908 Spruce
Street, wife of Rankin J. Cole, died
on February Is. She was 81 years
old.
She was member of the Church
of the Brethren.
Surviving besides her husband
are: one son, Leslie M. Thompson,
Silver Spring; two daughters, Mrs.
Leroy Harshman, Benevola, and Mrs.
Elwood H. Kennedy, Hagerstown;
five brothers and sisters, Randolph
Downs, Cleveland Downs, Mrs. Ada
Powell and Mrs. Eva Davis, all of
Arlington, Va, and Mrs. Blanche
Gossen, Haymarket, Va; seven
grandchildren and two great grand
children.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold L. Leather, Chewsville,
died on February 16 at the Washing
ton County Hospital.
Grover C. GOsSard, husband of
Gertrude l.. Gossard, died on Feb
ruary 16 at his home in Leitersburg,
aged SO years.
He was born in Charlton, the son
of David and Maggie (Watkins) Cos
sard and was member of the Lett
ersburg Lutheran Church, and the
Odd Fellows, Potomac Lodge No. 81.
Surviving are: his wife, Gertrude
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James Farmer, died on February
IA at his home, lat West Church
Street, aged 81.
He was member of the local
Eagles Club.
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Grover C. GOssard, husband of
Gertrude L. Gossard, died on Feb
ruary Is at his home in Leitersburg,
aged SO years.
He was born in Charlton, the son
of David and Maggie (Watkins) Cos
sard and was a member of the Lett
ersburg Lutheran Church, and the
Odd Fellows, Potomac Lodge No. 81.
Surviving are: his wife, Gertrude
L.; two sisters, Mrs Bessie Randall
Evening star., 1952-10-31

can OIL. l2l6 Tor interview. =
RECEPT.-TYPIST
PERSONNEL DEPT.
Part Time
MON. FRIDAY, II AM TO 3 PM
Type 40 w.p.m.; age 22-35; good pay
experience in employment interview
APPLY HOT sHopPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV:
sALEsGIRL for shoe dept, exper,
not necessary. Apply MR.. BROWN.
sALEsGIRL-CiGAR 4 ri CLERKs-Ful
time, permanent employment; exper.
preferred; excel. salary plus COM
mission; several locations. See Mr..
Dolan. BRENTWOOD DRUGS, 1901
r. I. ave. ne. DU. 5000. a
SALESGIRLS. some selling exper.. full
time or part time. LOFT CANDY
SHOP. S617 Colesville rd., Silver
saLEsLApY. i.fs ADJ part time; OPP. to e earn
$i.25 an hour in infants and chill
dren's speciality shop. MUST HAVE
SPECIALITY SHOP EXPERIENCE
sALEsLADY. experienced. full time,
for for .S,,na TOmen's spparsI shop near Bla-
SALESLADY, housewares and toy
dept: full or part time. good start
ing salary, purchase discount Apply
in person. IDA'S DEPT. STORE.
560l Georgia ave. NV. .
SALESLADY
Wanted to sell dresses coats and
suits: must. be thoroughly. expert
enced; starting salary S75 plus COM
mission. nermapent adyanrenept
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Special purchase from the United
Nations and RFC. 300 desks en-:
values at savings up to 1876.
GENERAL FIREPROOFING, d. r.
GREEN, FLAT-TOP COLIN
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HELP DOMESTIC (cont.)

G.H.W. CHILD CARE; live in; must
have refs. $40 week: Call between
II am. and 8 pm, UN. 1887. .
cook; pleasant personality; live IN;
$50 week. GE. 1899. -3
GIRL WANTED. for light housework.
in small apt, and care of 5-months
pm; must sit 2 nights; refs. re-
quired; $50 plus carfare. Call JU.
S-116S.
G.H.W, and care of baby for EN-.
ployed couple. White woman. Liv,
in; 5-day week. Refs. OW. 3646
HOUSEKEEPER. white. middle aged
live in: permanent home for right
woman; care for 9-mos.-old baby
parents Employed; recent local ref.
tmn erences e s9d sad health heal hse card ampl,
HoUsEKEE1PER 1P S1 SuRsGMAiS; fS live
in; new home in nearby Va. Salary
open. KI. 9-544O. Il
MAID. G.H.W., light cooking; live in
FSrt Fer Lee SEW n ri i; salass Snafs sl%o no.
MAN; experienced, single, with soos
and garden, for adult couple, ir
lovely country place close to Wash
Nice apt. garage for car, permanent
Good pay for right man. CO. 3957
NURsEMAID. upstairs work; reeen
51a days; $40. WI. 4215. .
LADY; white or col.
ored: to live in. Small salary fol
several hours a day work Coco
home. 1917 Biltmore st. NV. -:
home; care for children; no house.
work: small salary. WA. O332. II
COMPETENT WOMAN for full care
OF 1S-mo. twins; live in: 5-day wk.
excel. salary; refs. and health caro-
required. Owens 1852. .
|COLORED LADY. to live in; room
board. small salary; care for 2 chill
dren DU. 9495. i
ICOLORED. SETTLED GIRL or woman
to live-in, must like children
References. HU. 96SS. II
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, col. desires one day general
house cleaning. Call after five. Call
EDNA MAE. IA. S-lS52.
GIRL. wishes everyday house work
from to b; no Sat. or Sun. CO.
LADY. desires Job ironing or light
Gieaning;, > days week. Phone LU
MAID, COLORED. wishes house work,
mornings or afternoon; days week
personal refs. HO. 1871. Il
WOMAN. desires job as relief cook
Of cooks helper; reliable. Box 1873
WOMAN. colored. Job as hotel or
store maid. kitchen helper: days
work or cook. CO. 1850. .
NEAT COLORED WOMAN desires day
work; office cleaning or child care.
Fond Of children. LA. 6-16S5. 3
EXPERIENCED domestic workers
Tant work by day or week. Call
COLORED GIRL. wants 5-days wkly.
MI. 1910. wkly. from $3.50 until 7:30,
Sat. after q O'Clock. 2"
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
COLORED GIRL, wants g.h.w..
mornings week. Call NO. Sl7S.
GIRL desires light house.
work: no cooking. care Of children;
live in or out: DE. 1850.
Reese"oFHj Wees. lit. 4ss7. Pssln eo0kihs' 0-daS
COLORED WOMAN desires general
housework. plain cooking; days.
no SUM-, live in. HUI. 3915.
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HELP--WOMEN

MATTRESSES, white, experienced
night work. Apply 1345 Conn. ave
NV. -
WAITRESS WANTED. white. Apply
CASA MIA RESTAURANT, 3217 Co.
lumbia pike. Arl. Va. 81
WAITRESS Experienced night
waitress wanted Apply CASANOVA
RESTAURANT 1909 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES. exper., neat. depend.
able Morning hours. Contact Mrs
Reed, HOTEL WINDSOR PARK
$500 Conn. ave. 81
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
must be neat; no eve. or Sun. work
2121 Va. ave. NV, RE. 1862. 81
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BEAUTY SPECIALIST-Young lady.
good appear, speaks French, Italian,
German; Paris and N. Y. diplomas
and eXper. spec. electrolySis, facial
treat; int. only 1st cl beauty salon.
s -sTENo.o, M Nooai knoWledge 1Gdg aim Of Dkps.; ;
mature; wants work. temp. or 3erm.,
part or full time. GE. 3512.
CLERk-TYPIST; gen. off. procedure;
above-average accuracy, dependa-
bility assured; desires perm. posi-
cnMp. ten g.. SI6v ~; s-s5as; $685.; r.,.,
elderly lady. couple; West Coast,
HOME TYPiNG done by expert
typist. Pick UP and deliver. 2 to 10
pm. JE. 4-3907. al
PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital trained;
avail. for duty day or night; live in
and travel. CO. 1852. I'
RECEP.. some typ; young woman de-
Greenbelt 59o3 after $50 pm. A''
SECRETARY with writing and re-
search experience in Government
and private enterprise. Mature.
SPEAKS French and Spanish. College
teaching background. Box 112-M.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER, typist, re-
Arl KI. $3.50. Sat, gil. Ns sA''
ExPER. SLIPCOVER or drapery seam
stress o6sS desires work in shop or home.
TWO GIRLS desire work; charwoman,
stockroom' maid; stay in or out, or
COIORED GIRL. 2S, desires office
job; high school graduate; type 80
w;p,m.; S52a; experienced. reliable. DU.
oo4O. 2S
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HELP-DoMESTlc

!
COOK; exper., refs. Sorority house,
Univ. of Md. Live in, pleasant 2nd-
fl. quarters. UN. 049S. 81
COOK -G.HW. Small family; live
in; experienced; refs; $40 week.
Box 3l1-R Star. y I.
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWORK; !;
responsible woman; live in; no child
care. no laun.: good refs. required;
S35 wk. OR. 1926. q
COOK-HOUSEKPR., white, 1st class,
Other help employed. Upstairs room
and bath. Good salary. OR. 5625.
COOK AND LIGHT HOUsEwoRK-
For small family. 2 school children;
other help employed; live in lovely
upstairs rm.: no Sundays; good
salary. WO. 67o9. q
IG.H.W. and cook; / pm. through
dinner; Thursday OF; NO children;
S25 week plus room and board
own Tv. pvt. bath. OR. S724. %
Evening star., 1952-10-31
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO TEXAS. Nov. g., like
passengers any point from D. c.
Okla. City, Dallas, Amarillo. Call
OV. $3.50, after 6 pm. e
NEW YORK Armistice special; join
our party; few seats left. Reserve
now. Ma. 5535: 10. 2-46S4. 4
FLORIDA CIRCLE THANKSGIVING
PARTY; few seats left. reserve now.
Ma. 5535; eve, 10. 2-46S4. a
lDAYTONA BEACH, FLA. - Leave
Nov. 2: take l to share driving and
expenses; Cadillac sedan; references
exchanged. Sligo 4597. 81
Evening star., 1952-10-31

FOAM RUBBER-Lowest prices il
81. 20x22x4", 50; remnants, foam
rubber, 81 lb.; 30-in. foam rubbe
$55; r,s FALLS LIS CHURCH SALES. Fall
FRTEzER, I3-cu.-ft. floor sample
easy terms; @ ALL1soN's IsSS aaOe f4ti
FURS - OverStocked: sample capes
stoles Jackets and coats being soit
for less than wholesale replacement
BASKIN FURS, cor. Sth and G n W
FUR COAT--Mouton. size 16. orig
| $l75; SIS or best offer; excel. cond
ETA; IA; SNs 5962 after $40 @ 81
q length; $50. Cali Between 5 ant
z pm, HU. s965.
FUR COAT. Mink Paw. size 14-16
peri. cond.; orig. S4s5. asking S11O
WA. 719O. .
FUR COAT, Chinese kid lady's full
length, IS. hardly worn. origina
$4S9i asking SI25. DU, 9572: q
II; good condition; $50. OR. 5l51
FUR COAT. moving south. sealskin
A-length,. size 1915, $40: Vene
tian blinds, best offer. THE WEST
FGR GREsrGRj C6ErEei;re4yS EN-; 4Ssp; pers,on. s1aos
new; orig. 5000. size IA: $3.50 o.
FUR ' CoAT-Saturs1 Ma; H1Ss squirrel. SID sSor,
good cond.. size 16. S75: natura
FTR SkSnE GoaTs siTs 1s sS5 si5e, Gg 5G7S
length. $3.50; boht in good condition
FtRNAcE. Am. Rad. (severn), cony
coal, NV: W-25; fine shape: max
r9dn 2f1sr I,,SI, WI, sS3s after Z pm. -
apt; blond wood sofa studio cousl
Ext 20; fass eves e's RE $s $osi Ext: S iiS G3o
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm,; dining, nm, livinl
! room. from unclaimed freight ant
nsS for 4se s"SS New 511E YS2E sye! srofAal n1
daily, 1o-s; Sat-. till 4. RE. 43l0
FURNITURE - Specials on recond
studio .couches and Hollywood beds
500, s35; lined oak twin bedrm
set, bargain; .S-pc. wal. din. rm. set
S49: dropleaf tables. S17, S22, $50
ext. Duncan Phyfe table. dropleaf
pargatn: rock maple chests. dressers
ehssst-desks; chest end; lamp. cocktai
$50: kneehoie desks. sia. si7. So
$35; lounge chairs, S15. $40, S25
S35; mirrors, lamps, chests, S12
SIS, S19, S25; dressers, $40, S25
mahog. twin beds, $40 pr; mapl,
twin beds. $24 pr; coil springs
"; SO; mattresses So, $40. SIS
THE HOME SHOP, 1745 L st. NV
FURNITURE-2-piece living rm. suit'
with slip covers; excel. cond. Rugs
drapes. bar. ia. 3645. "a
FURNITURE from bedroom apt. in
Guiding lamps, tables. etc. Reason
FURNITURE--Hide-a-bed pullman"
Must sell. dE. i4i6. 81.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
room. dining room and living, room
suites suite sDoS modern and nd, traditionai fac
unclaimed freight. 10Ts down. q
months to pay. Government service
personal discount. HENRY's FURN.
rI.D Go; .,Eggv Lag 7th st. nv: HU. 3646
slip covers: 3 matching tables. radio.
phono. comb. floor lamp. LA. 6-S9S7
FURNITURE HOLLYWOOD twin beds
small orop:leaf ext. table. 2 chairs
4 pch. shades. 5-drawer chest, writ.
ing table, full Venetian blinds, ]
inexpensive. AID. 4544.
FURNITURE - Two living room
chairs. rose damask. one chartreuse
slip covered. TU. 340S. II
FURNITURE--Mahog, 18th Century
Duncan Phyfe table, S45, bargain
HOLLYWOOD beds. studio couches,
brkfst. sets. .drop-leaf tables, mir
rors. hide-a-bed type sofas, knee
hole desks, chests, dreSsers. lamps.
1T45 L st. NV. RE. S96I.
IFURN. - Haywood Wakefield 3-pc.
sectional, chairs; rug, Mohawk,
I2x13,0. OF. 3oSi p
Evening star., 1952-10-31
HELP MEN tcont. J

REAL ESTATE - Experienced man
wanted by large established real
estate organization, to handle leaS-
ing Of industrial .property;. perma-
nent position with good salary.
In letter Of application. state pre-
ground. Box 67-R. Star;
S35 PER SALE--3 to 5 sales per .wk.
no canv. (white). FA. 1929. 81
WE NEED 2 men with cars for es-
tablished insurance route in Charles
Co.. You. will be trained and paid
well weekly plus expense money EX-
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE. Mr..
T. j. Manness. La Plata. Md. Phone
evenings, La Plata 5271. II
THIS Is THE PEAK OF THE SEASON
for storm windows; We also dis
the factory for quick delivery of a
quality product. Liberal commission
arrangement. For appointment to
see the factory call Lo. 4-777S,,
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, for out
side work; straight time, no selling.
Call MRS. CUMMINS. at SH. ll3S.
DISCHARGED vETERANs-Good pay
while training. National insurance
HICKS, 740 18th st. NV. MA. 0Sl s.
CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY
desires trainee to become safety rep
reSenIative operating in Washington.
This work is interesting and the
company offers good training, Sc
curity and reasonable remuneration.
At least two years college engineer
ing or science. Intelligence, good ap-
pearance and character are neces-
sary qualifications. Preferred age
around 80 years. Reply stating quail
ifications. etc. Box 342-R. Star. 81
THREE EVENINGS PER WEEK
PART TIME
$50 minimum, white. car. NO. 6545.
MR.. GREEN.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
BUSINESS SERVICES

CONCRETE WORK, carports built
ano drain tile installed: free esti-
mates. III. R-21R4 after G. Il
Evening star., 1952-10-31
REDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
Us, AS WE GUARANTEE YOU
SAVINGS OF 20% TO 50ge ON
NEW SAMPLE CLOSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Fine double maple bed. chest, dresser
and mirror, was $109.50, now
S69.5O; finest quality mahogany
double bed, double dresser and mir
ror and chest-on- chest, was $299. 80,
now S197.50; genuine walnut dble.
bed, chest, double dresser and mir
ror, was S279.50. now $15S.50;
solid mahogany and solid cherry at
lowest prices in town; fine mahog-
any or maple beds. in all sizes, were
500 so, now $17.5O: many bargains
too numerous to mention. Oper
Thursday It'll pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store Of Wash
BICYCLE, boys. 26-in. tColumbia)
like new. extras. Call OK. 1924.
BICYCLES-BSA, Sunbeam, Rayna
English racers, $5l.50 up; Columbia
Rollfast, all sizes; tricycles, toys
trades: expert repairs. We service
what we sell" BLALOCK CYCLE
co, s117 Ga. ave-. SH- 605o. Silver
BRAKE TESTER-weaver in opera
tion. 5000, MI. 9S03 3
Evening star., 1952-10-31
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
OW. 677O or ST. 1000

BATHROOM REMODELING, wall tile
work. flooring; double-well kicther
sinks. SIS.95. 54-in., 4-door wa
cabinets. $3.50; Formica tops; re.
pairs and alterations. Terms. JU
BRICK and repair work contractor
BRICK WORK-specialists in out.
door flreplaceS of distinctive design
Free estimates. LA. 6-3S23. 81
BRICK WORK Chimneys. walls
steps. porches; new work or repair.
Ing; 1st class workmanship. NO
BRICKz WORK IN GENERAL. fire.
places, porches. retaining walls.
RINALDI co, Ii. 6-75s6. i
BRiCKWOOD. new and repair. re-
tanning: walls. walks. steps. patios
AND KELLY. Lo. LOOSE. f' Msi
BUILDING AND REMODELING-
Years of experience. OIL. 275e. eyes.
ana al gay Sunday. z
BUILDING REMODELING - Roots
waterproofing: deferred payments;
FILA. REED CONTRACTING CO.
81. 1910. LU. 4-1268. FA. bSS3
CARPENTER WORK, repairs, remod-
eung and aoQltlOnS. HOCkEIT q
CLARK. IA. 4-1140. 3
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, re-
pairs. remodeling; old and new work
MIR. SMITH, ia. 7-5527, any time,
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING. gen
remodeling; free estimates. reas
prices; white mechanics. LU. 4-7S7S
CARPENTRY. any type work; recr
and attic rms. a speciality. JOHN
Y. HORNER. JU. S-ll35, or AP,
CARPENTRY, sUBCoNTRACTNG-
Owner or builder. We will Subcon.
tract all carpentry work from layout
to complete house. One price. ia
5-6250, IE: 3-3933. IS
CARPENTRY. concrete and brick work
old and new work; best mechanics;
prompt service. MIR. HoCKETT'
CIoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER.. Phone RA. 1888 any day.
any night.
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
ion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
II. 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday.
NO 552S.
Evening star., 1952-10-31
LIVING RM. SUITE, 3 pcs. with slip
c9vers: very fine condition. $3.50.
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US,
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 2Oee TO 50eo ON NEW SAM
BARGAINS.
Custom built studio couch in lovely
fabrics, was S79.5O, now $50. 80;
genuine mahog. kneehole desk with
fine fooled leather top, was $l19. 80,
now $74.50; Fisher duo lounge
with fine innerspring mattress, was
sofa-bed and two matching club
chairs, were S1S9.5O, now $I29. 90;
very comfortable mahoe. platform
rocker. was $3.50, now $50. so:
many more bargains too numerous
TO mention. Open Thursday till
8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
907 7th st. NV, EX 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.