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Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
VIRGINIA S. TOWNSEND

toned at Fort Bragg at the
time of their marriage but now
is about seventy miles outside
Of LGHdon and Mrs. Lear will
be leaving soon to join him
there. Shots, passport and
transportation are things she
is learning about these days
and when the word comes that
there is passage for her she
will be off to Jolly Old Eng
land" for three years.
Miss Mary Anne Adkins was
the honOred guest at a sur
prise miscellaneous shower on
Friday, July 10, when Mrs.
Harry Lynch and Miss Bernice
Wilson gave her a surprise
shower at the Graduate Nurses
Home. Miss Adkins engage
ment to Mr.. Jack WOrthington
was announced the first of the
year and the wedding will take
place next month. She is a
nurse at Memorial Hospital
and the guests at the shower
were mostly nurses. Out-Of-
town guests included Mrs.
Jerome Adkins, of Selbyville,
and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ami
ia Adkins, of Millville.
Tomorrow James Richard
Draper will leave on a motor
trip to the west coast. He will
be accompanied by Samuel
Mitchell of Long Island. Both
boys are agricultural students,
the former at the University of
Delaware and the latter at Cor
nell University. This is not the
usual sightseeing tour, but one
in which they will observe the
different methods of farming
and the things that are grown
in comparison to what Della
ware and New York produces.
The boys will be gone a month
and expect to cover about 5000
miles.
Mrs. ElinOr Roosa is expect
ed home on Friday. She has
been to the west coast again,
having gone out early in June.
She began her visit at Long
Beach, California, where she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Heebner, whom you
Q may we'll remember as former
Delawareans. Mrs. ROOsa visit
ed in Los Angeles and Fillmore
before going to Sacramento to
be with her sister, Miss Mabel
Baldwin for the most of her
time. EnrOute home Mrs. ROOsa
visited in Wheaton, Illinois,
where she attended a theO-
sOphical convention being held
there. 1t will be interesting to
know if she experienced any
pre-earthquake tremOrs and if
there has been hot weather all
along her route hOmeward.
On Friday, Mrs. George H.
Draper, Jr., will be the guest
of Mrs. Don Poole at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Poole is giving a luncheon
at the RehobOth Country Club
in compliment to Miss Eliza
beth Carlisle, who has been her
guest for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Poole and her sister, Mrs.
Marvel Wilson, with their fam
lilies, are spending the sum-
mer at their cottages in RehO-
both.
/ am sure there is more news,
and interesting too, but this 80
degree weather precludes any
effort to find it. Do hope each
of you keep we'll and can find
a cool spot where the endur-
ance test may be run with the
least harmful results.
Always,
Virginia S. Townsend
Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
Union Methodist Church

There will be Sunday School at
2 pm, on Sunday, July eth.
Preaching Service at 3 p. m. by
Rev. Pettus.
The annual picnic will be held at
the V.F.W. Memorial Park, near
Haven Lake, on Friday, August 1st,
at $3.50 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
Foot Ease

A film Of foot powder or deodorant
powder on your feet and in your
shoes contributes to walking COM
fort and also keeps shoes fresh
smelling.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
Sorting CfOthea

Save time sorting clothes on wash.
day. Put plywood partition In your
hamper for colored and white
clothes.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
CLENDANIEL

Harry E. Clendaniel, 81, retired
farmer of this community died from
a heart attack, Monday afternoon,
July 21, a few minutes after being
stricken while sitting on the porch
of the home of a son, George, near
Milford. He had lived at his sons
home for several years. Other sur
vivOrs are a son, Elmer, of Freder-
lea; two daughters, Mrs. Dewey
Taylor, Of Pennington, and Mrs.
Fred Hammond, of Lincoln; II
grandchildren and 21 great-grand-
children. Funeral services were
held at the Berry Funeral Home, in
Milford, on Thursday at pm. The
Rev. William Tull, pastor of the
Church of God, Officiated. Inter-
ment in Odd Fellows Cemetery, in
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
Local Happenings

WETERMELON FESTIVAL-Tbe
Junior-Hi Fellowship Of the First
Baptist Church will sponsor a wat
ermelon party at the church to
help send six of their members to
Percy CrawfOrd's Pine BroOb Bible
Conference, July % to August 8.
Free-will Offering,
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
CLEARY


CLEARY
Della Clifton Cleary, aged 55
years, wife of the late Joseph A.
Cleary, passed away on Wednes-
day, July 10Th, at the home of her
sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Selfridge, 1854 Hazel
Avenue, Phila., after a long illness,
following a paralytic stroke. She
was the daughter of the late Will
lard S. Clifton and Mary Jones
Clifton, of Slaughter Neck, near
Milford. Having spent her girlhOod
here, where her genial disposition
and kindly manner made for her a
large circle of friends, who today
bow in grief at her going. Married
in 1917, she went as bride to
Phila., where she lived all her we'd
ded life. She leaves her only daugh-
ter, Anna, and four grandchildren,
Bobby, Tommy, ROnnie and Anne
Adele Selfridge; three sisters, Mrs.
Cora Prettyman, of Slaughter Neck,
Mrs. Caddie Rogers, of Milford and
Mrs. Anna Argo, of Milton; a sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Virginia Clifton, of
Milford and II nieces and nephews.
Solemn Mass of Requiem. Monday,
at 1000 am, July 21st, in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION in
Philadelphia. Interment in the Holy
Cross Cemetery of that city. Rela-
tiVes from Milford attending the
funeral were, Mrs. Cora Prettyman,
Mrs. Caddie Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward Argo, Mrs. Virginia Cliff
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Killen,
Mrs. William Scott, Mr.. James
Sanderson, Mrs. Hubert Cannon, of
Harrington and Mrs. Paul Wilt
ans, of Dover.
CLARK
Thomas F. Clark died suddenly
at his home, north of Frederick,
late Wednesday, July %, age SO
years. Funeral services will be
held from the Rogers Funeral
Home in Frederick on Saturday at
200 p. m. Friends may call at the
funeral EOme Friday evening. In
terment will take place at Bar
rats Chapel. Officiating will be
the Rev. c. M. Elderdice.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Clara Moore Clark, also an adopt
ed son, Frank Zurlo, and several
nieces and nephews.
Mr.. Clark was one of the most
prominent farmers of Kent County
and lived in this state all his life.
He was an active member of the
Republican Party all of his life.
TINMONS
Mrs. Annie F. Timmons. age IS
years, died Saturday morning in
Smyrna. She is the wife of the
late Henry Timmons of FELTON,.
Funeral services were held at the
Berry Funeral Home, FELTON, on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Rev. William Kitchens, pastor
of the Methodist Church of FELTON,,
officiated. Interment was made in
Hopkins Cemetery, near FELTON,.
Mrs. TimmOns is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Mary Morris of Har-
rington three sons, Harvey Tim
mons of Milford, David TinmOns OF
Bowers and Harry Timmons of Eel
ton; also eight grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
pEEpE
Parker L. Beebe, n, well-knowr
farmer of the Milton area, dice
last Sunday, July 20, 1862, at his
home. He had been in failing health
for the past two years. He is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Nellie
Watson Beebe. Funeral services
were held at the Reed Funeral
Home, in Milton, Wednesday at
pm. The Rev. Arthur Hudson, pas
tor of Reynolds Methodist Church
and the Rev. John P. George, form
er pastor, offlciated. Interment in
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25

SERMON-The current issue of
The Pastor, magazine for minis
ters, published at Nashville, Tenn,
carries a sermon of the Rev. Roy
Lawson Tawes, minister of Avenue
Methodist Church, Milford. The
sermon is titled Jonah, Come
Back" Shepherds, the monthly
publication of the General Board
of Evangelism of the Methodist
Church, also with headquarters at
Nashville, carries the full report
of the minister's recent preaching
mission in Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
CURTISS

Bessie Curtiss, age AZ, vile of
Robert Curtiss, passed away We'd
nesday, July %, at the Milford
Memorial Hospital. Funeral ser
vices will be held Saturday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock from the Berry
Funeral Home. Rev. Kenneth KEEP
Ter, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church in Milford, will officiate.
Interment win be made in the Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by four daughters, Mrs. Leroy
Clayville, Dorothy, Bessie and Dor
is May Curtiss, all of Milford; one
son, Calvin Leroy; three grandchil-
dren; her mother, Mrs. Louise
Herd; four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Ben
nett, Sr., Milford, Mrs. Clarence
Porter, and Mrs. Mabel Clayville,
Harrington, Mrs. Edward Timm, of
Sayre, Pa; three brothers, Homer,
Robert W., of Milford, and Andy L.,
of Houston.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
OBITUARY

STILL
George J. Still, IS, a restaurant
owner here for many years, died
on Monday, July 21st, in Milford
Memorial Hospital. Mr.. Still was
born in Milford and had lived here
all his life. He was in the restaur-
ant business on Walnut Street un-
til his health failed several years
ago. He was the husband of the
late Mrs. Ida Still Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Courtland Clarke,
Milford, with whom he lived; a
granddaughter, Mrs. Mickey Carter,
Wilmington, and three great grand
children. Funeral services were
held at p. m, Wednesday, at the
Lofiand Funeral Home, with inter
ment in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1952-07-25
EAR FRIENnS.

It is much too hot
to bother people
about news of what
Evening star., 1952-12-05

TzASPPATLINs TzASPP AND REPAIRINo.
PROCTOR CO.. EX. 9797: Elk. 679
Evening star., 1952-12-05

BICYCLES t2). boys. Reasonable
BICYCLES. 200 new; 15O used; all
plete rebuilding. See our large stock
Xmas layawayS COLLEGE PARK
CYCLE. Berwyn rd.. TO. 4744. -
BICYCLES, used and quality re.
built, new bike guarantee: oper
every evening until .. CHEVY
CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE. 3SOs
BOOKS, brand-new 1859 Golfers En-
cyclopedias and 81 of Harvard
Classics; II books in all. 10
S-270S after 6 pm. -6
BRAKE TESTER, Weaver; duplicat,
police testing machine; $500. 80;
N st. NV. -15
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-DoMESTlc

COOK, white; references. Apply 115O
Conn. ave-, Apt. 81, bet. 10-12 am.
COOK. G:H.w.; $40; live in: attTae.
cSokGH 1Ssa 5sts W.. EA exOsrs Os!s for apt local
ref; 2 adults; IL noon till after
fare. RA. 3173. -
COUPLE, excel. cook and g.h.w.; fond
OF children: man. preferably en-
ployed during day to give 10 hours
g. ~eski sass. avail by Dec 1'' 81 sie''
G.H.W., live in or sit several nishts;
must like children: refs; nice maids
HOUSEKEEPER or liye-in couple.
pendable. For large suburban Mary
land estate. Bus service: Excellent
sseferenesst saal ,la,,t 7es 18th st. NV. 33rd
HoUsEKEEPER. white. live in; work
ing couple; take care Of yr.-old
baby girl: Alex. Call KI. s-3564.
HOusEKEEPER AND COOK: good
IKE ses Children. lar n0ft RAJ oeoo Soo'0ns nl mus'
HoUSEKEEPER. settled white woman
for motherless home. Army officer:
two school children; compact. newly
decorated apartment in Ft. Myer
OW. 9400. Ext. 677. 5"
HOUSEMAN or liSe-in couple. hard
working. dependable. sober; excel
lent food. lodging and salary. Ref
erences required. OR. 1916. %
MAID, for g.h.w. and care of 2 chill
dren while parents work; live in;
S27 wk.. 81. 6130.
MAID, g.h.w., ironing; ref; fond Of
children; 1h days o week; $40. Ap-
ply 1906 Chillum rd.. Apt. 103.
MI Rainier; Nd. wo~.v e +
board. small salary; care Of chill
dren and home for working mother.
10. 2-9S91. 10
COLORED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
to care for . children; live In; Mon.
to Sat-; salary open. LU. 4-5549.
COLORED SETTLED LADY, care for
home and 2 school age boys, In
return for room and board and
small salary HU. 1886. IS
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
NEW SAMPLE cLosEoTTs. IooK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Fine double maple bed, chest, he T. dresser
S69.50: finest quality mahogan,
double bed, double dresser and mir.
ror and chest chest, was $209.5
now $197.50; genuine walnut dble
bed. chest. double dresser and mir
soid SoT aoesny was s0d sog nGT cSeSsy u
lowest prices in town; fine mahog-
any or maple beds. in all sizes. were
S29.50, now S17.50; many bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
Thursday till pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain store Of Wash
BEDsPREADS (2). crocheted; Grapes,
sof Pr socfss ita faSds sspie sHsts9 sE S45s "s0n
IKE new S35. ~. 7-6620. -
BICYCLE, girls 2O-in., Columbia
maroon color; $3.50. IA. 2-577S'
BICYCLE. girls. es-in.. Monarch de
luxe; excel. cond.; $50. sH. sly.
..
red; excellent cond.; $25. 10. s.
1914. -
BICYCLES-Boys' and girls dO). SIS
each Sidewalk bikes, 50 each. Tri-
cycles. So. All have been recondi-
toned and painted. 1898 Rhode Is:
land ave. ne. in the rear. Open all
BiCYCGESMBsA. Sunbeam. Raynal
English racers. $3.50 up: Coiumbia.
Rollfast. all sizes: trtcycles. toys;
trades: expert repairs I'VE service
what we SELL BLALOCK CYCLE
CO.. S117 Ga. ave-, SH. $3.50. Silver
seIief Md drRrcYcLEs, roYs. COM
fish bicycle, $49.95. Lay-away.
BICYCLE STORE. 1911 wis: ave.
DE. 1850. In Arl.. Va, PARKWAY
CYCLE CO., Lee hwy; and & y; xix, $ :
|"
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SITUATIONS MEN

CPA, audit and tax,
exper.. desires work with acct. firm,
ewes, Sat, LU. 2-1226. 80
ACCOUNTANT T-BKPR.-Books start
ed, brought UP to date, kept up to
date: all forms and monthly MO
statements AP. 5056. -
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. SO.
single. college graduate; previous ex-
perience in banking. government and
Jan. /. BOZ 1T, Star. s.
SUPPLY Man, with 80
years experiences; available ct once.
EIEvATOR OPERATOR, young col
ored man, speaks Spanish and Eng
any work. II. &-s213. 70
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81
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR (2) -
would like to bid on trim, stair
building, recr. rms, additions, ga
RACES. store fixtures, bars. etc. Refs
given. Call SH. 1903 after 3 pm.
CARPENTRY, first class; alterations
and repairs. Work by day or con-
caRfENTRY tERsft HI 4oSs SSNrkAerPoR afs PR @ want.
to bid on trimwork. doorhangings,
rec. rms. and porches or new homes
GSgyayyanteed 0Syy workmanship. oW
CARPENTRY, recreation rms, attics
general repairs. HAINES & PUT.
NAM. GE. 5516. WA. 5594. 10
CARPENTRY-All types Of work: rec
Teation and attic T9oms spssia.sg
cIMEST.BRIcK SiSTFiss 81 M MASON. steps, side.
walks. driveways, patios, water
proofing walls, minor rep. Elk. 1894
cLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
sSoSs R2 "a esssss ssss any dss
EIECTRic IfS ridas' DRAIN SERVICE; sewers,
sink lines. basins and toilets. cleared
by electric equip, reasonable rates
no., no charge If not not clear cleared: day OF
ELECTRICAL installations. repair
short circuits: small jobs done inn
mediately. .RA. 2222 any time. 81
ELECTRIC household appliance re:
pairing at very low cost. A special
for the month of Dec. Call for and
deliver. Call ST. 1859. -
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less. No down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
II: 4-45sS: evenings and Sunday.
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed. old floors made
like new. Call any time, WA. 1929.
FLOOR SANDING. REFINISHING -
Work guar; exper. mech; aver. rm.:
SIS: free estimate; painting and
paper hanging. CO. 1880. % =.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. Call
AT 3f367 -6
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GENERAL CLERICALS

Must be capable, accurate and de-
pendable. Typists preferred. Salary
commensurate with experience and
ability. Generous discounts on per-
sonal purchases in addition to usual
company company benefits: Excellent, op-
vancement. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F St.
NV. ~
HAT CHECK GIRL-Refined Glen
tele. Sec, MR.. COHEN. 1882 Conn
HOSTESS. in irst-class restaurant
apply GUsrTs RESTAURANT, 1887
HoUsEKEEPER and lady's compa MON
twhite); live in. DU.: 9503, after
PM. today. DU. 7-9503, Sat. Sun.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER for pvt.
morning or full-day position. P. 8.
PIANO PIAYER, white girl. Apply
81 pm, KIKI'S THE OAKS RES
TAURANT, 1918 wis. ave. NV. MI.
PBX-TXPIsT-Permanent position,
uate; for local office of natl. or
ganization. Pleasant working condi-
tlonS and oppor. for advancement.
UNIVERSAL C1I CREDIT CORP,
RIM. 5lS Standard Oil bldg. 2nd
and Constitution ave. NV, RE.
PRACTIcAL NURSE. experienced:
live in. Call AID. 1887. -5
REGISTERED NURSE, 25 to 40 yrs.
OF age for permanent position; gen.
eral Office work and assist physician;
one who enjoys people; good salary.
Write Box 9S-R, Star. -
RESIDENT MANAGER for hotel apt;
experience necessary. Write stating
marital status and salary expected.
THE OHARA CORP, 1918 K st.
nv; Room 293; -
house. Please state qualifications
and age; eXper. not necessary. Apt.
utils. and small salary. Box 21-R
Evening star., 1952-12-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN

EXEC. SECY.. IA yrs bus. exper.,
legal and pvt. secy., avail. immed
Sal. desired. $50 wk. XII. S-2400. r.
GIRL, colored, exper., wishes work as
all-around cook, including pastries
etc. 10. 2-1012. 6s
GIRL. colored, desires work in board.
ing house or tourist home. DE. 1855
TRANSLATOR tSpanish. EngIish)
receptionist comptometer. tipping
general Office. college degree. JU
S-24S6 Ss
STOP! II you need an expert steno.
typiSt. dictaphone operator OF
clerk for one-half day, full day OF
onger, call SECRETARIAL AND
OFFICE SERVICES. ST. 1871. %
COLORED LADY, neat; take care OF
children or light housework. Ii. g.
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. desires g.h.w. by day
or week. Good laundreSs. WI. S1l5
GIRL, colored, wishes to care for
ehildJsn nSJs for employed couple. Ii
MAID. colored woman desires work
in hotel or rooming house. ST. 4l92
EXPERIENCED DAY WORKERS wan,
work by day or week. Call DU
4494. 3
EXPERIENCED and reliable colored
girl desires child care, Inv, 8 days
week. LU. 4-2553.
COLORED-DesireS g.h.w. or days
work. DU. 1893.
COLORED GIRL wants work, g.h.w.,
4 days; child care. Hudson 1852
COLORED GIRL wants evening work
g.h.w., or baby sitting. Cali Satur-
day. o-4, KE. 7-0341.
COLORED WOMAN desires light
housework. full or part time or cook
ing. Ii. 7-7069.
Evening star., 1952-12-05

nrepiaces. walls, hagstone. OF. S449
---- -
STORM WINDOWS. triple track, self
storing. aluminium storm windows
and aluminium storm doors with
aluminium screens, including Kaizer
sun screens at no extra cost for
your sun exposed windows and doors.
Save fuel with the finest window
ever sold plus having your home
many degrees cooler in the summer
Eor tree estimate phone WI. 6OS6.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO., 4SI9
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md. -
~ SERVICE, day or night Parts
and labor guaranteed for 90 days;
50 10. 3-s299
Ty SERvICE-Your set fixed in your
nome or no service charge made.
Al work guaranteed. ST. SS62.
TV ANTENNA SERVICE - Antenna
and installation, complete; S22 so.
r5 guaranteed; q nte 20; 2-4533. 10
Nights. Sun; Northwest area. Please
rv Sa RsP1TssT4f PftaTf 2 X not o57a fixed in home,
feee teed, plskus aS, Saa4 spd delivery. duaFan-
WINDOW SASH REPAIRED. re-slazed,
recorded, freed; also storm sash
repaired. WA. 2O36.
SWIFT WONDER CLEANERS-Let us
do your Xmas cleaning, fl. waxing,
wall cleaning. all household duties;
reasonable; 24-hr. service. DE. 0211.
HAVE YOUR HOME REDECoRATED
for the holidays, free estimates;
prices reasonable. HALL at AID.
1905. --5
Evening star., 1952-12-05
STORM DOORS

STUDIO COUCH. foam rubber, S3q;
foam mattress, 500. Landlords and
roomers use our directory of air
foam furnished rooms. Elk. 1898.
Evening star., 1952-12-05

DIAMOND BUYERS ATTENTION:
Large savings, unclaimed. from our
pawnshop; hundreds Of bargains
CO.. Rosslyn Va, IA. 2-2S0O
Evening star., 1952-12-05
IRON WORKS

Repairing and welding fire escapes
roofing. guttering, spouting. paint
ing. Call ia. 1920. = =
LIGHT REPAIRING AND PAINTING;
Floors sanded, reflniShed and waxed.
Call after 6 pm, HO. 2463. -
PAINTING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cial and residential: satisfactory for
20 yrs MR.. LAWRENCE. RA 9703.
PAINTING-First-cl work at SEN
sible prices. We win gladly make q
free estimates and advice. RA. 5093.
PAINTING, papering. Kemtonine:
roof repairs: white mechanics.
HuIME. days. JU. S-4967: ewes.
pLsAAN;SiNs! "A; S7S15si i,r,.r,or ana .xt.r,o7. 6 nv
able white men; best work. for less.
Free estimates. II. 7-6966. -
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE
Special sale on new. fine quality
furniture for bedroom. living room
and. dinette; Also bunk beds, studios
desired. DAWSON FURNITURE CO;
2245 R. /. ave. ne. MI. 6767. IT
FURN.-1O-pc. FIR. din. set. mahog
wooden wardrobe: high chair; unf1n
extens; table; +, porch furn' Rssas'
FURN:-Fiye-pe: J maple bsdrm; Ssdl n;.tes set;
Colonial china cab. with 4 din.
fhalrs' ilems. cH. Ihc: i4ss. rs I'M 'e'' o''f ''
FURN.. din. rm.. .10-pc,, oak natural
finish; excellent cond.; S75. NO.
25l0. 1J5 w st. NV.
chair, dlsf %itS SfaS%ah; Ottoman. % IA. 7sos. @S
rifce. or; 70ss, 111s 30. 18th 3D..
rfIpN Ant Soa 4S ArlingsSp I1msS oak end tables abb
eli good cond. 10. 5-I74f. 5
FURN.-Lge. liv. rm. chair, newly
upholstd. red needle pit. new slip
cover. $40 Low mahos. SO: cof1ee ia
Bile. Call ewes. by appt. DU. 1924
FuRN.-7-pc. mahog. bedrm. suite,
$50: Governor Winthrop secS STD:
Governor Winthrop desk, $50: mir
ror-top coffee table. S12; antique
copper samobar, s45.: cnt-elass
bowl. $40; girls 2s-in bicycle. S:5.
FuRN.@Paul Mccobb modern d'van
and arm chair. natural birch: per
, feet cond. Reasonable. EN- 5SS5;
ruyv roxrprrrr @.h,, chas.,
beds. din. rm.. lamps. assess. an
tiques. and decorators pieces. Sell
less than wholesale; all good. co
GAS RANGE. Estates de luxe. dble
oven. 6 mos. old, sacrifice Sl40:
HOLLYWOOD bed, SO; wool rug,
12x12. S25; high chair, So. GE.
GAS asYSi RANGES. new used: s15 up;
guaranteed: easy credit: nothing On.
ACME STOVE i011 7th ma. S952
GAS RANGES. new: used: sic so up;
installation PEERLESS SALES. 1887
Georgia ave-. DE. 1866.
GAS STOVE, tabletop. 36-in.: S15.
At 224 End st. ne, .RA. 1920.
GOLF CLUBS, new and used; all types
Of golf club repair work; also golf
TRAIN. 81. Hallmark
sleigh s 81 .-aI Hsllmarkz o.. Christmas n1ds,a ,1
front of ZEBRA SHOP. $40 F NV
Evening star., 1952-12-05
Collection Woman

Collection Woman
Experienced. for retail installment
collection office; excellent salary,
steady position, opportunity for ad-
ea9SfRfat cnofafaa CO.. ApPlS aSs tn H1LaHMooD st. nD
COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER for i
elderly lady Ss, in small apt. in town
wages; references required. Write
P. o. Box 3SS, sending references
and your phone number. -
DEMONSTRATORS-To demonstrate
new oil painting sets. personable,
sales ability; excellent salary plus
liberal comm; permanent. See MISS
SATRO. Ambassador Hotel. after
DENTAL AsST.-conn. ave. area;
be personable. Call OR. 1899, after
DOCTOE'S ASSISTANT. between 25
and 45; tipping, experienced, pre-
stating qualifications. -
DRUG CLERK. exper.; day shift. no
sun; top salary and comm. 1870
14th st. NV. GE. ROO. ~
EDIPHONE OPERATOR for general
DUCTS Corp. NA. 5sl4. %
ED1PHONE OPERATOR, experienced:
downtown air-cond. bldg. by large
CORP; permanent position. hours
9-5. EX. $500. %
FLORIST. thoroughly experienced;
must be qualified to take complete
charge of flower shop. WO. $500.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored. 3 to IL
shift. Exc. salary; meals furn. 1886
Connecticut ave. NV, WO. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
SECRETARY TO
EXECUTIVE

Desirable opportunity for a capable
woman 25-35 yrs. Of age who is
neat in appearance, has a pleasing
personality and is interested in a
organization. We desire an indi-
vidual who is an eficient typist
!. and stenographer and has we'll
rounded Office background. 5-day-
40-hr. week, vacations with pay.
and many desirable company bene-
arranged according to training and
experience. Reply. giving full de-
tails regarding previous experience.
education. personal data and pres
ent COMPENSATION. Box 446-S. Star.
Evening star., 1952-12-05
BUSINESS SERVICES

A NEW KITCHEN FOR xMAS.-Let
US install cleaning new cabinets,
Formica tops, dishwashers, ranges,
tised products: installed by our
trained mechanics in one complete
operation: Some jobs for as little
as 1OCc down. For an estimate call
j. l.. BATEMAN & SON. HO. 1900.
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