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Evening star., 1952-11-19
Modern MorriuQe

band left the clippings where
couldn't fail to see them. He un-
doubtedly wanted me to take q
hint.
But surely. DR.. Popenoe, every
Legitimate criticism can't be called
nagging. Surely there are in
Vulnerable occasions when a wife
is entitled, and even obliged, to
point out something she doesn't
like.
Quite so. Mr.. L.. but some dis
elimination in criticism is called
for Psychologist Roswell H
johnson recently published some
rules on this, and here are few:
/. Do not criticize any action
too trivial to be worth it.
2. Do not criticize when it is
merely a matter of taste.
3. Do not criticize when your
motive is not to help the other
person. but merely to make your
self feel more important.
4. The criticism should be
Sound-if followed up it would
produce worthwhile improvement.
S. 1t should have a good chance
of being acted upon. If it is sure
to be rejected. it should not be
made.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Opportunities Unlimited:
No Luck With Gift Shop?
Build 1t Around Specially

But it isn't that easy. Your spe-
cialty must also be your en-
thusiaSm as we'll.
1t didn't take too long to find
out that Mrs. F. J.'S great love was
vases. She liked making old con-
tainers into attractive vases and
she liked hunting up new and
unique ones. She changed the
name of her shop to "Headquar-
tiers for Vases" and altered her
window display. She loaned vases
to flower shows and got credit in
their programs. She let a local
florist take her vases for his win
dow displays. Little by little, Mrs.
F. j. got the reputation of having
unusual vases at reasonable prices
and soon the world did indeed
begin beating a path to her door.
If you dream of opening a gift
shop, remember that you must
plan it around one specialty-one
product which you love and know
we'll.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
By Anne Haywood

l rarely meet woman who
doesn't privately think that she
could run a very successful gift
shop if she only put her mind to
it. And yet every day dozens of
gift shops fail.
Mrs. F. j.. a woman in her sos,
was just about to lose hers.
and was obviously heartbroken at
the prospect. 1t was in a good
enough location, and sufficiently
we'll financed, and Mrs. F. J..
struck me as very good tempera-
mentally and vocationally for
that field. Things had been all
right in the beginning, when her
friends came in to pick up little
gifts, and people still dropped in
occasionally to look for some
thing. But as Mrs. F. j. said: Its
impossible to make a living this
way, and I must make living"
The problem was particularly
difficult because if she sold out
she would have very little left
after paying her debts. So she
wanted to know if there were any
way we could doctor up the sick
baby, so to speak.
I went over and looked at the
shop with her. The merchandise
vas quite good, the prices seemed
right, the place was Spotless-but
the window was the tipoff! 1t was
full of all kinds of things. They
were all charming pieces and good
values, but there was just too
much. And that, in a nutshell, ;.
was the problem with Mrs. F. US
shop.
I can't repeat often enough, as
I explained to Mrs. F. j., that this
is an age of specialization. There
has to be specific reason-a spe-
cialty of the house-to attract
people into a gift shop. One New
York shop that illustrates this
point we'll has candles as it's
speciality. Beautiful candles and
beautiful candlesticks. Once there,
people browse around and find
other products, but it is the one
speciality that attracts them there
In the first place.
Mrs. F. j. and I discussed this
In detail. "All right, I'll have q
speciality" she said a little Grossly.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
BY EIeni
Fashion Editor

PALM SPRINGS, Calif.-No re-
porting of a California fashion
picture is complete without men,
Ition of what the mens's-wear in
Idustry Is up to fashion-wise.
And so it was that we fashion
editors got a chance via two
shows to see what the spring and
summer season holds in store for
the boys" In both showings, one
held on the train coming down to
Palm Springs and the other in
Howard's manor once we arrived
we saw the highlights of the male
fashion picture that will compile
ment the feminine fashions we
had been viewing the week earlier
in Los Angeles.
AS far as we can figure out, the
silhouette consists of broad shoul-
ders, full chest and trim hiplines
for male fashions. That plus mar
rover lapels is the phrase known
as the California lounge model" :"
Some concession has been made to
the so-called Ivy League" trend
with its unpadded shoulders and
what some manufacturers of
mems fashions out here refer to as
the "malnutrition look" This is
noted in the preponderance of the
softer shoulder lines, the two-but-
ton, single-breasted sports coats
and jackets, and the flap pockets
and center vents to be seen.
New miracle fabrics are as en-
dearing to the males as they are
to the feminine members of the
fashion family.
The luxury look" of some OF
the silklike synthetics will please
the women and their light weight
wrinkle resistance and resistance
to soil. the gentlemen who will
wear them. The silk look
threatens to win out in some in
stances over the tropical worSteo
suits many men have found sc
welcome to wear during warm
weather. In dark tones, some
lightened up with textured in
terest, they are the answer tc
what to wear that will match in
good looks the dressy attire of the
ladies when going out.
Sports shirt manufacturers
sensing that many men are want
ing a bit of high fashion" tt
their shirts, have enlisted the tai
ents of such designers as Howard
Greer, Don Loper and Orry Kelly
OF screen fame. These men are
putting forth designs with custom
look to them. This is apparent
in the matching cotton bow ties
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Men Have Their Doy in Fashion

picking up the striped note OF
some of the shirt patterns. Trim
ming a cardigan shirt of charcoal
with a Longtime MILDLY look we
noted fiat small coin buttons. Still
another high-faShion note is seen
in the way stripes may be used
only in the body of the shirt with
a solid fabric for the back. Some
styles have solid collars and plas-
irons with the stripes or other
patterns being hidden when the
jacket is on.
Nearly all California sports
shirts are designed to be worn in
or out. Charcoal gray, incident
ally. is the biggest color news
emerging from this mems apparel
market. In shirts it is particularly
effective when trimmed with white
or in stripes.
A new belt note is seen in the
tunnel betting" a number of
slacks are featuring. The belt goes
underground around some por-
tions of the waistline coming up
to fasten sometimes at the side of
the slacks. Men on campus will
like the new "peggers." These are
slightly pegged corduroy slacks
that team up handsomely with
sweaters. extra sports jackets and
suede jackets. Very good looking
in charcoal.
Though California isn't giving
up where color is concerned it's
noticeably evident that the mar
ket is tanning down on its design
and colors. There's a "conserva-
tive" outlooks. Lots Of navy and
white is seen and many other dark
and white combinations. But the
unexpected continues to crop up
out here such as the pullover type
shirt in a gray. pink and white
check, the white shirt trimmed
Evening star., 1952-11-19
|UDCOfficers
Plan Dinner

The annual dinner of the State
Officers Club of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
be held at z pm. tomorrow at
the Woman's National Democratic
Club.
Guests will be entertained with
a musical program during the
evening.
Mrs. William E. Howard is pres
ident of the State Officers Club.
Other officers include: Mrs. w. C..
Harllee, vice president: Mrs. Doug
las G. Dwayer. secretary; Mrs.
Mildred Christi, treasurer, and
Mrs. j. c. Trimble, chaplain.
Evening star., 1952-11-19
Bake Sale SATURDAY.

The annual bake sale of the
Naomi Lodge of the Free Sons of
Israel will be held Saturday. be-
ginning at 10 am, at the j. C..
Penny store in Silver Spring.
Through an error, the sale pre-
viously had been announced for
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Buxton STITcHLEsS Pin Morocco Leother
BiIlfoId for your man. Has double bill CON-
pertinent thot keeps his money and personal
PoPers in fiIe-cobinet order, including place
tor stamps. cords and identificotions In black
or brown. All Leather Goods InitoIed Free!
$500
plus 2OSS Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Genuine AIlisotor. cordovon or Ostrich
Nylon Stitched Leather Belts brilliantly styled
by master craftsmen. Toke your pick Of sizes
28 to a.. You'll want several for smart gift
giving and you'll be wise to buy now at this
thrifty price. each, $3.50
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Top Groin cowhide Leather Fitted Clothes
Brush. zippered top fitted with many useful
items to keep your man we'll eroomed. Priced
by seNcenen as we'll as any travelling man!
Gladly intioIed without charge $500
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Lody Buxton Convertible BiIIfoId featuring
Poss Cose for her fovorite pictures and O oree
change purse and bill compartment Choice
Of pine green. turf-ton, royol-blue, black or
red. Grated Of Soddle Cowhide Leather.
$3.95
plus 2OE Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Rolls "FitolI" Utility case opens automatically.
Has Upper closure, washable lining :. :. closes
to height Of contents; NyIon stitched. A fine
gift for any man thot's going pIoees." $795
plus 2oes Federal tar
Evening star., 1952-03-02

La Cross Implement Set for man or womon
Mans Set fitted with Nipper, Tweezer Scissor
and quality File Womon's Set fitted with
Scissor, Tweezer, Pusher and File. In hand
some genuine Leother zippered cose.
each, $5.75
only 5Sc Federal tar
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
SHOOTERS SUPPLIES

THE LARGEST STOCK of shooters supplies in the Territory. Com plete line of relOading tools, powder, primers and bullets. New Guns at States prices-WE WILL PAY POSTAGE ON ALL NEW GUNS-just send check or money order for the price of the gun We carry most all calibers in stock. Present list prices: Mod. 70 stan dard grade $12O95; Mod 72l in 300 Mag. $99.4O; Mod. 721 .3o'06 and .27O $88.35; Mod 722 $82.29 Write us your needs-corrcspon- dence promptly answered.
 KARL'S GUN SHOP, CORDOVA, ALASKA 75-78c
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
FOR SALE - VEHICLES

1850 MERCURY 2-door sedan. Over drive and other extras. Will take lot as part payment. Call Adams 2l6 77-78p 1851 CHEVROLET 4-door. 5000 mi, R&H. underseal. Excellent cOndi- ton. $l950. Phone Lincoln 38.
 77-78-79p 1916 BUICK Super 4-door sedan, extras Body and motor perfect. Tires 75 pct. stateside mileage. Main 2l8 after 6 pm. TIC l948 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4-door sedan R&H. Ray J. GuelsoW, 6lO 4th Ave. 76p 1922 WILLYS Pickup $350. Jeffer- son l69 See after 6 p.m., 204 Madison Street. 75-77p 1922 BUICK 4-door sedan. Good condition R&H. Good rubber. S575 Call Main l68. 77-79p NEW 4-WHEEL DRIVE Station Wagons and Pickups. Immediate delivery. Seaport Auto Supply, Seward 66tfc 1919 BUICK Super DynafloW 4-dr. sedan All accessories. Good con- ditiOn. Call Main l68. 74ttc
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Unfinished house at Mile 7. Will make a lovely home. 25-ft. trailer house, modern. Cabin at Quartz Creek. Picture windows overlooking K Il a i Lake.
 Two l-bedroom houses. Five acres patented land at Mile 3. Two houses. Two acres at Woodrow. Kenai Lodge al LaWing. Two-bcdroom house at Mile 512. 409 Acres Patented Land with two houses, right on highway. Restaurant doing good business. Several business opportunities. One 3-bedroom house Terms. Several gooG lots
 JOHN p. SMITH
 Real Estate & Insurance Phone Main 283 4th & Adams
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
MARINE SUPPLIES

14-FOOT SPEEDBOAT with motor New. $550. See it 600 Second Ave. 7677p NEW 12-Ga. Winchester Model 12 with extra fulI-ribbed barrel, $100;
 10-h.p. Johnson long-shaft out
 board motor with gear shift, $260; also Mercury motors and Wizard boats on hand. 315 Seventh Ave, Phone Main 107. 74tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
BALMAT REALTY

Nice lot. bay view, on Sixth Ave. Corner. Another Cliff Add. 28-ft. fishing dory, gift. beam. Has 20 h.p. outboard. Sell with motor or without, Take pickup or old model car some trade. 5l RoadmaSter trailer Sleeps 1. Good for the money. Cute new home Mile 3l2. Move in. Save rent. Terms. A nice clean bungalow. 50Xl0O lot. Second Ave. Newly decorated. Some new furnishings Lake properties, Mile Is and across from Ranger Station. Homes at Mile 2012 and Mile 25. l2l First Ave. Small new home, unfinished On sewer. Sell on terms.
 We have store in Seward, a night club near Seward, and sev- eral other business listings. A 2O-acre tract, Nash Road corner, Buy and Sub-divide in choice lots. '46 CHEVY. Al condition. Well kept by one owner. Trade for lCts-Or cash. S80O.O0.
 Numerous other listingS.
 BALMAT REAL ESTATE
 Notary
 336 4th Avenue Main 132
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

ERANOIL. OIL HEATER deluxe, 4
 model with fan Electric oil litter pump and copper tubing. Excel lent cOnd. $50. Call Main 218 after pm. VIC
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
NOTICE

AS OF THIS DATE, May B, 1852, I will not be responsible for any obligations unless contracted for by myself.
 s/JAMES T. FORTH
 77-79p
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

712 HIP. SCOTT-ATWATER out board motor; .348 Winchester; .38 Super Colts automatic pistol. All guaranteed in first class condition. 249 Adams Street after pm.
 77-78p
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

ARMY TYPE FURNACE, complete with ducts. See John Paulsteiner.
 77tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

ELECTRIC RANGE, Sl00 Phone
 Adams 94. 77tfC
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

NEW FORD 8N TRACTOR. Com
 plete set of Ford and FWgeson
 implements. Will sell separately. Free delivery on tractor. Olaf Satire, Box 863, Seward. 76-78D
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL 120 acres with build jngs, good spring. On power line. On road north of Homer; or trade for Seward property Call Main l68 or write Box 204. Seward.
 77tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
PERSONAL

GIRL TO SPEND vacation as com panion. 10 young married woman at Homer. Board, room and trans portati0n to Homer and return. Nut drive car. Phone Main l63.
 76p
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
FOR SALE. MISC.

USED LUMBER-Fir 2x8s, 2Xl0s, -S8OM Call Adams 94.
 77tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

TRACTOR, Model c Allis Chalmers
 with power take-off, mower, disc and 2-Way blow. Also buzz saw and low wagon with box and rack; and COW. Contact Lambert, Box 42A, Homer or GOT Fifth Ave, Seward. 74-79c
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
HELP WANTED
FOUND
SPECIAL SERVICES

Fired and Norine Reed are in Anchorage this. week attend ing the Alaska District ConVen- tion of the Lions Club. MT Reed is president of the Seward Lions Club. They were accompanied by Paul Nelson, secretary-treas- urer and Win Erwin, a past dis trict governor. Several others were scheduled to attend from Seward, but their names were not available at press time.
 NORTHERN CAB
 Anywhere in Tow1--ol Gents
 Main 54 or Main s
 BUY THE "RECORD" AT
 THE MART VARIETY
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23
WANTED TO BUY

ONE PAIR Platform Scales Phone
 Lincoln 112. 75ttc
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

Nice lot, bay view, on Sixth Ave. Corner. Another Cliff Add.
Seward seaport record., 1952-05-23

Numerous other GstingS
 BALMAT REAL ESTATE
 Notary
 330 4th Avenue Main l3Z
 
 REAL ESTATE
 ALMOST COMPLETED house at Mile ', rd-Anchorage High way. Call Adams 94. 77tfc WILL SELL I20 acres with build ings, good spring. On power line. On road north of Homer: or trade for Seward property, Call Main l68 or write Box 204 Seward
 77tfc FOR SALE. MISC.
 USED LUMBER-Fir 2X8s, 2X10s, 2x12s-S8OM Call Adams 94.
 77tfc 712 HIP. SCOTT -ATWATER out board motor; 348 Winchester; .38 Super Colts automatic pistol. All guaranteed in first class condition. 249 Adams Street after pm.
 77-78p ERANOIL OIL HEATER deluxe, 4 model with fan. Electric oil litter pump and copper tubing. Excel lent cond. $50. Call Main 218 after pm. VIC ARMY TYPE FURNACE, complete with ducts. See John Paulsteiner. 77tfc ELECTRIC RANGE, slOO, Phone Adams 94. 77tfc NEW FORD 8N TRACTOR. Com plete set of Ford and FWgeson implements. Will sell separately. Free delivery on tractor. Olaf Satire. Box 863, Seward. 76-78p TRACTOR, Model C Alljs Chalmers with power take-Otf mower, disc and 2-Way ploW. Also buzz saw and low wagon with box anC rack; and COW. Contact Lambert Box 42A, Homer or GOT Fifth Ave. Seward. 74-79c sTT1 x Gali,oroft ,C ,,Cur dO0rc+ n-, Phone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy 1O0tf AVON COSMETICS. B. Kearns Box 564, Seward Gall Madison #
 If WANTED TO BUY
 ONE PAIR Platform Scales. Phon Lincoln 112. 75tf
 PERSONAL
 GIRL TO SPEND vacation as con panion. 10 young married Woma at Homer. Board, room and tran portatiOn to Homer and retur Nut drive car. Phone Main l6
 7t
 NOTICE
 AS OF THIS DATE, May 23, l95 will not be responsible for ar obligations unless contracted f by myself
 s/JAMES T. FORTH
 TIT
Evening star., 1952-06-06

LAWN MOWERS, new. 1852. Penn
only S11e.S2; is-in: only s10oee..77Ss'
Cal Call MS1IIL5FoRD. MI INC. 6o4 F st. NV,
Lawn HNi Mower SHARPENING Ma.
SaINE SgaR v,ii :sIi ysar; ;or Ols; nsy price
vsRs:TSG3 vya3SS3; rGps0, EYES 10; $3.50; -.
snssy s7s e. s6e ,ssSs ,essssS5ssi'y IT, '.aa ssssa snd
CLEAN FILL DIRT, top.oil. Blue
stone, road gravel, sand; hauling,
grading. tree removing. 10. 3-5579.
TOP SON. very good. rich. top ! soil
n rrrssssonlable: Call 81; 1888. IT.
rotted manure. $40 . yard; clean
rabyn fill Dirt s, SGD Ju; 5-6297. I'll
FLAGSToNE WORK.TefrScss. fireo
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage.
A A0rk KINDS St AscTce1oy ssTs1s oyoTs Roct1ts tSns
rkaE MI ERaoVsL: kHstSt1s 1885, ss and up; get our
PAuLS TREE SERVICE. i Lo. 5n457s.
M. E. TILLER, 4la h.p.: chicken
equipment and misc. da9g fa9g toeis;
TRACTOR. new Ferguson so. and
pillow. $500 less than list price.
PAUL c. KINCHELOE. Burke. Va.
Phone Crescent $50. -S
THREE ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS,
thoroughbred, General Black Cap OF
Tacaro strain; price $300-S475 and
$3.50, CLIFFORD BURKE, Route 1,
Fairfax, Va. Phone Herndon 63-W-
Evening star., 1952-06-06
CARLYLE HOTEL
500 North Capitol st.
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE, $50 WEEKLY
EX. TOTO

COLORED.1441 QUE ST. Nv
cooking privileges; $3.50 wkly. -16
front rm.; pvt. entr.
Nr. carline; 5 min. downtown. For 1
or Q empl. persons. LU. 4-1174.
COLORED-ER. 14th AND T-Neatly
furn. lge. frt. bsmt. rm.; wash, cook
any time; quiet, sober, empl. cple. |;
adults only; one who can spare little
time attending to bldg with reduc-
rte tiG9 2otRnM. IL rent; IA s09,, S557 %: z ~
or gentleman. 31o6 Park pl. NV.
CoIoREbAsGfE. eISas tA aS1E: AND DBLE. RMS.
Twin beds. privils.; ladies. Near
14th st. carline. TU. 5265. 9'
COLORED-3725 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Three neatly furnished rooms next
to bath; near 14th st. line. Sc
COLORED - ROOM Convenient
transportation. Call AD: 2513; IS
COLORED-721 IRVING ST. NV
For employed man. RA. 9392
GIRARD ST. NV
Single, cool rm.. in quiet home;, 81
coIoRED-is45 PERRY PL. NV
Front-hali rm.. home PRIVILEGES. TU.
roioRfp@uPpRR SIsS sIser Z En- 18th ST. NV
RIM: RIM; with Tn Incl: Si4dp porch; refined per
Al! utilities and eonveniences. Call
c61okED-as 6G sE67 sssfs BR1ANT' ! HR' ST. NV
Lovely dble. rm. with PRIVILEGES.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

LGE. FRONT RM.. pvt. home; al
privileges. II. 4-4279. -S
7105 OxON HILL RD. S.E.-2 bed
rms. bath, no children; In pvt.
home. LO. 7-S0S2. .-S.
FOUR LGE. RMS. and bath, all pvt.
suitable 4 or 8 men; Sc. section.
LU. $1,000.
ROOM FOR YOUNG LADY. kit. and
laundry privileges; near Barney
Circle. 1902 H st. Sc. AT. 4495.
e4e. ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-1xe. frt.
rm. for I or 2 people; next bath.
Conv. transp. VI. 3769. IS
224 3rd ST. S.E.-Bedroom PRIVATE
BATH, newly decorated; near Capt..
tol and Library; adults only. "a
sSs p hsth sth ST; S.EMsinsls s. room psx1 T
after $50 Sat. and Sun. -6
BROOKLAND-Double Ym.. also dou-
BILE rm. with twin beds. for employed
ladies; Cow. trsnsp- Reas. La
LARGE FRONT sM. for employed
girl; phone. laundry and kit pftyi-
1egee: S26 mo. WA. 1863. -7
Evening star., 1952-06-06
ROOMS AND ApTs. TO SHARE

TWO GIRLS TO SHARE 2-bedrm.
apt; NV. Sec; good transportation.
eHRL Ho S2sS To spy snAsE Pe bssasita, sitsF urn
in desirable NV. section, $40 per
mo. each. Call AID. 6S12 aft. pm.
GIRL BETWEEN 90 AND 2b to share
Yo6NG 6sasrf; LA6Y SSi To 81 SHARE Hare nicely furn
i-bedTm. LIB I'm sps at, with another; $46
SHARE APT. with Govt. girl; An
nEpcistioR n,uSsd M PARISH 5ss3 attractiveiy fur
GIRL 70 M SHARE Ice. 2-bedrm. apt.
with 2 others. NV. section: $40.
Call DU. 5946 after 7 pm. --6
BUSINESS WOMAN, to share attrae.
2-bsdrm; apt; with other yyomson1; yao1;
COL. RID. NV, 1853. Apt. 2s-Pvt.
bedrn.. newly dec; unlimited phone;
elev. bldg. MI. 069s, AID. 9799;
Ghh Wh to sasS sfEs sTs astr:c conv 2oedm oss
tion, nr. 18th st. Phone MI. 552S
with 2 other girls. Call Ho. 6s61.
CtCo. VI HCCA Chdo.
ONE OR GIRLS, "a to %; to share
6-rm. house with 2 congenial girls.
reasonable. Brentwood Ter. 1887
14th st. ne. HO. 0457. 8
with pvt: bsdTm: to share with
venient to bus. .LU. 4-3547. Ill
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY. between
80 and 40. to share furnished, l.
bedrm. apt. with another lady.
Modern apartment building. Con:
yenisnt legation: on. Sat ssstaotler . =. r. Hotel tel
July 1. Box 96-Z, Star.
YOUNG MAN will share spacious
bsmt. studio rm. in n. Arl. with
another 20 to 80 yrs. Of age: pvt.
entr. and bath. IA. 5-S051. -8
DUPONT CIRCLE-settled. respon:
sible, congenial young man. good
background-share desirable apt.
with same. DI. 6S06 after $50.
APT. to share with sgle.
girl; all privil.; loc. N. AfE, Westover.
$50 mo. IA. 2-4722 after pm. Fri.
CoLORED-REFINED GIRL to share
apt. with / other. Call between 4
DOLoREDLoNE OR TWO GIRLS
to share an apt. with another; conv. |
location. wholesome surroundings. |
Ii. 7-1157 after 5 pm. -8
Evening star., 1952-06-06
WAR SURPLUS
Shovels, 81: Mattocks. Picks, 81;
Dig Bars. $2 80: Gas Cans, So
AYAc Wadnac Dana

Snovels, 81: Mattocks. Picks, 81;
Dig Bars. $3.50: Gas Cans, So
Axes. Wedges, Rope
10000 Other Good Bargains
2513 " st. NV. Elk. S527
WARDROBE lightweight, wood.
ZIP. ZIP. GE; 1908 Friday after 8 or
WASHER, Maytag. 8 months old. new
water pump. sIs5. oL. a.asm s1ssa .u9 s
WASHER, Easy Spinner, good condi-
tion, $40. Call GE. 1884. -8
WASHER AND DRYER, Westinehouse
s1sS%a5lS sHss a. asseoo nseS Ea. $685. $50. iS .eys
WASHERS, used. Sis up; new auto
matics. Liberal discount or trade.
No dn: payment. "a mos. to pay. r.
q SMITH. 8 & 8. 1914 H st. me-.
WASHERS. DRYERS AND RoNERs.
Warehouse sale. Almost ali makes
and sizes. Must sell. Extra large
savings. No reasonable offer will be
refused: Open Mon. through Sat,
!Mf EMhESTRiS 4 anss CO.. e44 Wayne aye
WASHERS. dryers. troners; 15-2o%
OF regular list prices. All famous
makes: all fully guaranteed. STAR
sAnio Pbo2eo NJ GO; 17od4 200 l1th st. NV
WASHER. 1850 Bendix, fully auto
condition; $55 LA G-9O7S