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Evening star., 1952-03-09
Auxiliary to Be Formed

An organization meeting to
form q women's auxiliary to the
Big Brothers Chapter here will
be held at pm. tomorrow in the
American Newspaper Women's
Club. 1904 Twentieth street NV.
Mrs. James e. Palmer, jr., wife
OF the president Of the local
chapter Of Big Brothers, will pre-
side at the meeting.
Wives Of the Advisory Commit
tee of Big Brothers will be In at
tendance as will be the wives Of
some of the members of the
groups Board Of Directors.
Among those expected to at
tend the meeting are Mrs. John
r. Steelman. Mrs. James v. Ben
nett, Mrs. g. Morris Fay. Mrs. L.
Malcolm Graham, Mrs. Milton
s. Kronheim, Mrs. Robert P. Lee
man and Mrs. Vivian T. Raywid.
Others include Mrs. John F.
Richter, Mrs. Louis j. Sharp, Mrs.
Curtis Shears, Mrs. Arthur Clar-
endon Smith and Mrs. j. Albert
Woll.
The Big Brothers organization
was founded SO years ago in New
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.Purinn Porty
Planned for Aqed

A Purim party, combined with
the regular monthly birthday
party at the Hebrew Home for the
Aged. will be sponsored by the
ladies' auxiliary Of the home at
1880 pm. Tuesday in the home.
Mrs. Simon M. Davis, house
chairman. is In charge Of arrange
ments. Hostesses for the evening
will be Mrs. Nat Liberman, Mrs.
Jack Zoltrow, Mrs. Sol Wexler,
Mrs. Abner Werksrnan and Mrs.
Herman RoSin.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Alunnoe Groups
To Meet Tuesduv

Mrs. T. o. Wedel will talk on
the subject, Women in the
World Today" as guest speaker
at a meeting Of the Maryland
Alumnae Group of Kappa Delta
Sorority to be held Tuesday at
3215 East-West highway. Chevy
Chase, Md.
The evening group of the
sorority's alumnae association
will meet at 8:15 pm. Tuesday
in the Sigma Mu Chapter rooms
at George Washington University.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

York City to help boys between
the ages Of 10 and II who have
been referred to it either by the
courts. school authorities. welfare
agencies or by individuals.
The boys. usually fatherless or
virtually SO. are given the guiding
hand and individual attention Of
an older man. Each Big Brother
sees his little brother regularly
and shows him by example that
by good behavior he can be sue
cess In life.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Marion Naylor Bayley. Mrs. Flet-
cher Plumbley, Mrs. Edward Keys,
Mrs. Howard Blanchard. Mrs. Roy
st. Lewis, Mrs. Charles Stanley
White, Mrs. Dawson Smith, Mrs.
Peter Cameron, Mrs. Willard Ed
wards. Mrs. Harry Cain, Mrs.
George Malone, Mrs. Willis Ball
enger, Mrs. Edward McG Ginnis, Mrs.
Floyd Rogers and Mrs. Francis
Thomas.
Among Congressional patrons
for the event are Senator and
Mrs. Owen Brewster. Senator and
Mrs. Andrew r. Schoeppel. Sen
ator and Mrs. Frank Carlson, SEN
ator and Mrs. Ferguson. Senator
and Mrs. Karl E. Mundt, Senator
and Ms. John w. Bricker, Sem
ator and Mrs. George w. Malone,
Representative and Mrs. Carroll
B. Reece. Representative and Mrs.
Daniel A. Reed and Represent
ative and Mrs. Carroll D. Kearns.
Other patrons who have; made
reservations include former SEN
ator and Mrs. Davis Elkins, DR..
and Mrs. j. Breckenridge Bayne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewey, Mr..
and Mrs. Sydney Graves, Mrs.
Harold Walker, Mrs. George
Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Fol-
ger. Mrs. Edward Everett Gam,
Mrs. Albert Bowley, Mrs. Wade
Ellis, Gen. and Mrs. Bonner Fell
lerS, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M.
Waggaman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Culbertson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burks
Summers. Mrs. Everett Dirksen,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. George Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph McGarraghy, MIR.
and Mrs. Clyde Garrett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Persifor Spilsbury, Mrs. Will
liam Scully, Mrs. Paul Shorb, Mrs.
Thomas Richard Cowell. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rodenberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Stephenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davidge, Miss Katharine
Judd, Mrs. Frederick Mitchell
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. James Berry
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Lincoln,
Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine Brown,
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur. Mrs. Al
bert Doig. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Colladay. Mr.. and Mrs. William
McCracken and DR.. and Mrs.
George Tribe.
Still others are Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Hurja. DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Alexander, Mrs. Elmer o. Leather
wood, Mrs. j. L. Ambrose. Mr..
Clarence HeweS, Mr.. Pendleton
Turner. Mr.. John Logan, Mrs.
Hollister Sturges. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Breuninger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Hill, jr.. Miss Mary Gore,
DR.. and Mrs. Leo Bryson Norris,
Mrs. McCook Knox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mosier, Miss Cornelia Bo-
vie, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M. Thomas, Mrs. Anne
Cote, Miss Rebecca Swope. Col.
and Mrs. Robert Davis, Capt. and
Mrs. Dwight Chandler, DR.. and
Mrs. Frederick Cullen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley Nash, Gen. and Mrs.
Daniel Devore, Mrs. Thompson
Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sabin, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy st. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sears Hen
hing, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Wilkes, and Mrs. Harry Wardman.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Meeting

Miss Marie Mount. dean Of the
College of Home Economies of the
University of Maryland. will speak
on the topic, e Trends ID Home
Economics Today" as guest speak
er at a meeting of the University
Women's Club to be held at 5 pm.
tomorrow in the club.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Go. P-Wonaen's Finance
committee Plans Round Up

4 Everything from Senator Taft's
favorite golf stick to the latest
fashions IN ladies' evening wells
elephant fashions, that is-will be
among the attractions at the
"Elephant Roundup" being
gplanned by the Republican
Women's Finance Committee of
the State Committee Of the Dis
trict.
h The roundup" which is ex-
,pected to corral hundreds Of
3prominent Republicans from off,
icial and social circles. will be held
on March a In the Shoreham
Hotel.
Donning their best political
"boots and spurs" to give the oc-
NcaSion q proper send OF will be
Senator Styles II. Bridges Of New
Hampshire, Senate minority lead
er. and Senator Homer Ferguson
of Michigan. Senator Bridges will
speak on Foreign Policy" and
Senator Ferguson will discuss
issues on the American Scene"
& Among events following the
speech making will be an auction
with the spotlight on G. o. r.
presidential hopefuls. Items will
include the favorite golf stick OF
Senator Robert A. Taft Of Ohio,
and the favorite golf hat Of Gen.
Dwight Eisenhower. The auc-
tioneer win be a senatorial sur
prise.
Other auction items will be the
autographed hats thrown in the
ring" Of the various G. o. P. can
didates. and other objects Of i'm
mediate historical interest, includ-
ing two desk model figures of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, replicas of
the heroic bronze statue OF the
general sculptured by julius
Wadsworth Washington.
One Of the novel attractions Of
the evening will be the elephant
jewelry and face wells gaily deco
rated with G. o. P. elephant
motifs which win be modelled by
Washington beauties. There will
also be booths where G. o. p.
information and free information
kits will be dispensed.
: In addition, q room has been
set aside for $50 tables of bridge
and canasta. Special prizes will
be awarded.
Mrs. Howard A. CONN, Repub-
ican national committeewoman
for the District and chairman of
the Women's Finance Committee
Of 100 Women, is chairman of the
event.
: Assisting Mrs. Cofin are Mrs.
Harry Grant Meen, treasurer:
Mrs. Paul Hatch. secretary, and
Mrs. Parker West, tickets. Also
assisting are Mrs. Clifford Mayes,
assistant chairman of the Republi,
can National Committee; Miss
Bertha Adkins. executive director
Of the Women's Division, Repub-
lican National Committee; Mrs.
Joseph McGarraghy. wife of the
Republican State chairman; Mrs.
Clyde Garrett, wife Of the Repub-
1ican national committeeman;
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolts. State vice
chairman; Mrs. George Hart, Mrs.
Carl Shipley and Mrs. Gilbert
Hahn.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam will
also assist the chairman, as WE'LL
as Mrs. James KEN. and Mrs.
Burks Summers who will be in
charge Of tables representing the
various States and displays of their
symbols. Here, absentee voters win /
have the opportunity of meeting
their members Of Congress and
exchange information on absentee
voting and issues.
Other chairmen Of committees
include Mrs. Robert M. Waggman,
Mrs. Randall Hagner, Mrs. Clark
Butler. Mrs. Fred Britten, Mrs.
Julius Wadswortf, Mrs. j. Breck-
enridge Bayne, Mrs. Frank Hamil-
ton. Mrs. Demorest Lloyd, Mrs.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

THE LATEST IN GLAMORoUS FACE Wells
Yeti to right Mrs Robert onze Woegomon Mrs Floyd s. Rogers
WIom Beverley erofth
Veil Committee for the eo phot
pubHeon Wones
Woegomon
Mrs Anthony Potter
coc+o DL.a
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STENOGRAPHERS

Permanent employment. 40 hour
week, paid vacations, holidays. sick
leave. paid group Insurance.. excel
sas T8sEns aFsr saars pSoSs SoSsF 2s
sTEMFoRT At HU. 5000. Ia
only. PIX; experienced, 6-day week,
eSasses e mrs. Il PM McEAcHERN FAC RSR %onSH VI
sWiTTHciHBoARD OPERATOR for
Pleasant fPGlSasSxtn WORKING a1nco cond,tions as and
surroundings. Salary $3.50 per mo.
CAN Resident Manager. MRS.
HEAATHC0TE; RE: 046l. IA II
house S1 wass re honFs
position. good working conditions.
Apply resident manager. 1850 Hsr-
rEACHERGco-op. EauG Fl n.ct kindergarten. MA Ian
noon. Salary open. WA. s425.
TYPIsT-oFF1cE CLERK for perma-
nent position: in pleasant surround
ings; 371a-hr. week; 1885 preferred.
OFFICE, OF Sa7,:se ssth and woodley I'd. ia 9;w.
TYPIsT. card typins; white. not over
50; 5-day, 35-hour week; S45 per
week to start. Box Bob. Star.
TYPIST, experience In architectural
specification typing desirable but
secondary to neat, competent work.
Aforementioned once. Salary COM
mensurate with ability. Racial
identity secondary to competence.
TYPIST T-STENO. exper.. to assist
supt. research laboratory. Kenilworth
section; good typing essential; 81
day. 40-hour week. Apply 4S12
WAIKER nE 10R0 -17
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SITUATIONS MEN

expert; books started.
caught up. audited. closed: all taxes.
opsn rate: Shsgherd 1864, 90.
mature; moderate salary; 8 days;
Nan LT fs5TttHak;Nr sTtSkNr, "a, desire. 1Su part
time fountain work; evenings or
week ends: varied exper. Call DI.
.,576 after pm. 12e
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd jobs, yard work,
Ts ceanns atc saTpertry tpS henss
Harbor Lights Codp.. NE. 4532.
Harhor Lights Corp. NE. 1889.
PAINTER wants inside or outside
work. Reasonable. Free estimates.
Pay Pay contact Mr.. Burgess, CIV
D. C. reg: immsdi-
KNoWLTON. Ov. 1897 or ME. 1928.
day-nisht. construc-
coi eiSn. s5ssa aishiy exDer.' excel ,ss Ssfs.
wants part-tims Job as
comb. welder. Hu. $3.50. 12s
YOUNG MAN, IS years. desires eve
5 pm. Can No. e546. ia
YOUNG college graduate, male; seeks
work in Independent bookshop: ex-
perience primary concern; full or
pert time; NV. area preferred: Box
EAGER aS;E Ssofj ToGNG MAN with s Yea Years
exper. In duplicating field, desires
work In offset printing. RA. 4446.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

d; $ss New o. used. "a, sfocR's. Sa9
3956 N g.. NV NO. 1908
BATHTUBS,. new. used: built-in legs;
BEAUTY E0UiPMENT. snsis of All Ia; descrip. SSSS.
tons. tions. priced very reasonably. ST.
BExUTY SHOP EoUIPMENr[3Sn On.
middle portion; 2 showcases: booth
front; rose leather, hazelwood; /
mantxuring table and misc. Call
Eredertcksburg. Va. 444. -lS
BED BED Hollywood: innersprins mattress
very reasonable. other p1 misc. iScndssaDs. items..
See any time. III Lynnwood st.,
apt. 302., Shirley Duke Apis. la
BED. double complete, $50; chromium
BEDS-Bunk or or Vo twin beds. ma maple
finish; springs, mattresses. . pillows
snd and mattress covers. Excel. cond.
BEDS, bunk. blue. with mattresses;
matching blue-and-white wardrobe
drawers; night stand and Q chairs;
complete set, $75. Cali Wo. $685..
BED Fl, COVER. w Persian handmade, new;
BEDRM. SS ES suiT. Essn; mahos. chest ON is ebs..
bureau; sleigh; dbie. bed: nisht table
BEDRooM ahS 1sSsPf SUI sGiTk. A. Ina l@1sairnificent
French, 2 pcs. Satin and rosewood.
$500. Other items. AID. 1881 or To.
|BRDSPREADs, / pr. twin. dusty rose
tafeta. full ruffies. lined, custom
made. Coli clubs. 8 irons. 8 wood.
pieskin bag. good eond.. $50. WO.
1853. bet. 8 and g. ---13
B0OKS-Complete de luxe edition
Harvard Classics, Morocco binding;
perfect condition. OIL. 0576.
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white enamel, metal. 6
shelyes; S16. Ii. 4-4421. MRS.
= Monroe electric;
$99.60; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
LEiCA nIC - New with
case. 1.2 Summitar lens. Win throw
IN accessories free. Phone Mr. NORD-
STRQM, AID. 1852 or DI. 4704. 49,
movie. S-mm.. Revere tur-
ret with 2 lens. 500. JE. 2-6952.
CAMERA. movie, Eastman. 1e-mm..
magazine, 1.9 lens and protector.
peri. .s1pd. Cali OIL. 1173. Sat or
caMERas6 AMI .,a . R% to new location; mts
meters. tripods, etc. on sale at up
to 500 discount. Greatest price re-
duction sale in our history. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY, Sth and Pa. ave.
CASH REGISTER sALE-tNationnaIis,
I ter aaz sTANEE9 sSRi RianeSii HYMEa ss'e COP op
largest independent dealer. .ss
CASH REGISTER. Burroughs: adding
machins1cash nnna registsr ocombo., peri.
csmeN;T$ f1nE;; $l2S; M9xRS ST. 5S2@. - La
lent condition; $500. IA. I06s.
CHAIRS. din. rm.. 8 brown, newly
SET, sa2o. ia. 0GHl f1si. iioo' Nv. Via 5m
COAL, WOOD RANGES, oil ranges;
new. used. Easy credit. nothing dn,
ACME STOVE. 1O11 18th. MA. 1852.
DlNETTE SET, 5-pc.. S2S; breakfront
ccnest-desk with side bookshelves,
DEEP FREEZE-10 Gu. It. Good
condition: 5000. KE. S-49l4. Ia
DEHUMlDlFIER, Westinghouse, cost
$iIaa2.75, used l month. sacrifice
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Flagstone and Stone

Cement driveways. walks, steps re-
tanning walls. porches; tile drain
ANdELo MARcucc1o. sH. 1859
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Free estimates. low summer prices.
HoME fnFkSyEMkNT@osRos0nmg. Gf2skS MA ssos sng time and
deeerassinSs.. Z. Il II. kiaosi easo7ge. 7gea'n'ins 5rd
PAINTER inside and outside paint
mates lns reas1nnSls W1R Mn prices; ssak free esti
PAINTING CONTRACTOR-Commef.
cial and residential; satisfactory for
29 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 87OS.
PAINTING, papering, interior exterior,
Ior ne reas; estimates call SH. 4771
PaNfINd@s1s. Al III d7ss wall. and Cds c.ii,n.
aver. rm.; outside work reas. DO own
work. White. FABER. 81. 9s46.
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
PRICES reasonable; free estimates.
Z Can day or night. GE. 6497. I7s
eaEpsnsrs RRiisRsr,ns Rs!ssssrins i9ss
PAINTING. 81 oi able e; white i~ES men: best
HSgs ToFs foE T,ns less; dss. dsss estimation RE.
Rspfr free nanssilns assimstes Tiss
PAINTING. interior and exterior:
free estimates; first class work.
PAINTING. EXTERIOR. first-ciass
work, material. Do my own work.
Refs Wash.-va. CHI. 1881. la
PAINTING. interior, exterior: reas.
white MECHANICS: immed. service.
PAINTING inside and outside, new
or old; 20 years experience. Free
estimates. MR.. WHITE, 10. S-4196.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

GIRLS for our dress dept. to sell
salary. EIsEMAN's, 601 7th st.
Girl for ONCE work, white. no ex-
Psriisnce sriea nee neSsesssry ANY must know little
GIRLS, white, day or night shift.
cashier. counter and grill: air-cond.
place; good starting pay, rapid adj
leave. LENK W FooD SHOP SHOP. 1893
Columbia pike Arl. tnext door. to
WOMAN. white, mature. reliable; for
NV. automatic laundry. Must have
good refs. Phone ewes. GE. olS2.
LADY. to assist photographer
holset97honse hot e. aTy survey; salary IA Apply
STUDIO. Atlas Bldg. o and F NV.
YOUNG LADY. high school student
who will enter senior commercial
class in Catholic high school this
coming September. Must rank in
fairly good typist. Forty-hour week
until opening of high school in fan
and part time thereafter with oppor-
tunity for splendid business training
pay upon completion Of high school.
Work IN small. pleasant but. busy
Catholic office. Reply in own hand
writing to Box 337-z. Star. .-13
ambitious and wishes to place self
In secure position Of responsibility.
This position in our service dept.
offers interesting. varied work in
addition to an excellent salary and
working conditions. A background
in service or installation work woula
6e hslpful. Apply to Mr, Edward.
~ 5Ncis =, 6Gt. 6Est. 1912. 627 F st. NV.
rWO TEACHERS under 40 yrs. of
age. Protestant pref. 1st and End
grades; exclusive est. pvt. white ele-
Reply in own handwriting stating
age. exp. rel, aftil.. training and
salary expected. Box 490-B. Star.
WHITE LADY for Baptist Home for
Children; pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
room. board. bath. laundry; good
pay. Call WI. AGO. ia
oART-TIME help. white. for general
nail rm. work; congenial working
cOndS. MA 1923 -l7
Evening star., 1952-07-12

PORCH metal furn. includ: salterine
sofa, 2 end tables, coffee and !
sfrateht Sfrsaefast liable tables sodo arm chair: z
Sun. 10 to IL, 6 to 8. 5041
poRcSM oseSa0 01SsSCiL1o;ssUiREs-Your sSi POI porch
Is now serving you only 4 months
out Of the year. See our Pelle pic
lSrs eW en TndSW for bs %boIs tas ys ths
est: 9 Yrs: to pay. CAPITOL CON-
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Nd.
IKE nsa sa sSs' ssS cost ssa ss6G srfo G GShssRSs s
RANGE, Westinghouse. elec, 4-burner.
SlsS. Also typewriter. GE. oos7 i$s
RANGE. GAS-Universal. 4 yrs. old,
saf suso GOOD so6d eSnS So s5s Bsnd5 g. I"ase ess5
RANGE. Crosley. cleo. custom de
silver misc. WA; 8617. --13
dbs Syen ssvs spd So b9oe % aE osn de as Luxe
GoasFS %onts cs eeftJis JE 1885, 1885, Used few
RADIo-PHoNOGRAPH. capehart: 2
speakers, turns records over; ~
years old. Cost orig. over $1,000
Beautiful . cabinet; good cond.; $3.50.
RECORD Players - 100 Govern
and 33b speeds, Ac-DC., Sin
speaker; 3-tube ampl.. orig. cost
$50 Price now $s.a as IS cond
It'll z. Closed Sun Mon. g723 Bal
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 8 Gu. It.:
sSesl. sSsa cond., s1io. TIE. e144 or DI.
RiEaFSRRiGERAToR. Oft. de luxe is and
old: excel. cond.; both for 1915 cash.
REfRiGERAfok, RKffkHliIs ARSI coidspot. 2ls Yrs.
old 9.3 Gu. it., large freezer COM
pa1rtmsas; p1at iass excel. cond.; sloo. Dial
REFRIGRHiRsAToR, Norge. New unit,
1850. Excel. cond. s75. 81. 5000.
REFRIGERATOR. IL Gu. #. coldspot
AZ yrs: ss-sdn Old eTcel cond. sna S19o. also
RRFRiaERArok as Ris5fsai 1ssSs ssTve, gas: Ia Eood
cond.; apt. size; reas. call ia. 2l10.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge and Stat
terry gas range, could be converted
REFRiGERAToR, Gu. #. Frisid-
aire; living and dining room furni-
ture and numerous other household
lsems. 5O3S Reno I'd. NV. WO.
REFRiGERAToR, Admiral, ? IT,
brand new. $3.50 or best offer. AP
REHFIRsiiGERAToR, westinghouse. 81
Gu; f.. Ike new; $75 or best offer.
Kelyinator SIT;
also apt-size washing machine, Moni-
tor ranger type; very reasonable.
RRFRiGERAToR. RSEi SSaRATo automatic eS sheiya-
fliFs dSr 9 D.g Gu 81. assa yT ed; best gi5er.
REFRIGERATOR, brand new Adni-
raj. ~ It.. S149.50. IA. 7-34l5. |
REFRIGERATOR-servei gas refer.
In good condition. TU. 1896. III
sortment from $40 up Some with
1-year guarantee Time payments /
FREDERTCKS 390K I4tl1 st NV
new. used, SIS up. /
Easy credit. nothing down: ige. stock. |
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma 1862. |
de luxe, lieu. 1T. |
built-in shelves on door, butter |
conditioner. all de luxe features.
Listf price, S400. our warehouse
sale price. 1925. cash or terms. |
Open IL am. to s p.m.s PETE
HILL CO., S41S Georgia ave-, Sill |
yer Spring, Nd. JU. S-176S.
REFRIGERATORS-Late models, re-
cond.. guar. $65 up; also new 1851 |
Mestinghonse and Philco floor
e 4 !. TSs; HSc e ia4z Rayi i =, 9; q. Smith. IN
SeSE 49, ,+ji = s. !. =, - AttS. AttS. 49, y
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont J

PAPER HANGING ~ Ex-GI: neat,
prompt. service. reas. rates; free es-
Inmates. 10. S-S369 after 9. -l5
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper: work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE 2461.
SIC labor and material,
axs1s aaxssTase rm. Also painting :, TIE
PaPERING AND PAINTING By skilled
mechanic. Free estimates. Work
reas. Ii. 3-2176. 13s
PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. O9S0. DU. 405S.
new and old; cement
finishing; work guaranteed; quick
service. ST 1851. Ia
REPAIRS, old and new
work. Reasonable rates. White
mechanics. Ia. 1868. --IS
Plumbing AND HEATING. remod.
cling and repairing; new work; "a
mr.. service; free estimates. DU. SS66.
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED. All
makes: lowest cost: 20 yrs. exper.
Day or night. JARRETT. RE. 1896.
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HELP--WokAEN

t2). white. exper.; con.
venient hours. GONDoLIER RES
2-9S62. -l6
exper., day work.
Apply in person. ROBIN HOOD RES.
TAURANT, 1922 X st. NV. Ia
exp. for good salary and
good tips. Apply ROMA RESTAU:
RANT, 3419 Conn. ave. NV. Ia
exper.; good earnings.
Apply In person, DUFFY'S TAVERN,
1851 Georgia ave. NV. -13
experienced, for lunch
con work only; 5 days wk. Apply
Immediately. STATE HOUSE RES
TAURANr. go 18th St., DI. 6279.
-12
white, over 21: expert
enced. SANDBAR RESTAURANT,
1923 14th st. NV. lis
experienced; excel. earn
inRs. Apply GUSTI'S RESTAURANT.
1 22T M eft n m Ia
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BUILDING MATERIAI.

70 make room in our I'd. we have
many real bargains In used windows.
doors. shower stalls, radiators, fur
naces and many other hard to get
items. Thousands, OF feet of sheet
rock at 2 cents So It. Good celotex
in 4xS sheets. 4 cents sq. IT,; 2 It.
by 8 It. sections. heavy wire window
guards suitable for fencing so cents
per section; good seasoned framing
lumber. flooring, etc: at reas. prices.
New flush doors at less than whole
sale cost. Pipe. eye beams. brick.
new and used plumbing fixtures;
electrical fixtures; paint, etc.
1ne complete set Of church windows
with colored and clear glass. Extra
Perpetual Bldg. suitable for banks.
lodges. churches. etc.
! you hurry you can obtain these
items before they are picked over.
just received q full stock Of Crossiey
aluminium awning type windows and
mentS In all sizes. Let us show you.
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