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Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Farm and Home Week
Next Feb. 22-25

Dates for the 10th annual Farm
and Home Week at the University
of Delaware have been set for next
February 22-25.
This announcement comes from
George M. Worrilow, director of
the Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton and Extension Service, and
George L. Schuster, dean of the
School of Agriculture.
AS in past years, the agricultur-
al programs will emphasize newest
developments in the fields of poul-
try marketing, livestock, agron-
omy, and fruit and vegetable pro-
duction.
For the women, daily homemade
ing sessions will include talks and
demonstrations on home furnish
ings and equipment, clothing,
grooming and family relations.
Also being scheduled as part OF
the weeks activities, is a home
gardeners short course, on Mon
day, Feb. %.
'The 1854 program is being
planned around suggestions made
by local people," explain Worrilow
and Schuster. 1--WE hope all farm
families will plan to spend the
week of Feb. % through 25 at the
University"
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
How To Choose
A Christmas Tree

How can I tell what to look for
in selecting a Christmas tree?" 1t
will help if you can recognize var
ious species, says Robert F. Stew
ems, extension horticulturist at the
University of Delaware.
Balsam fir, Douglas-fir, white
and red spruce are among the
most popular Christmas trees.
Balsam fir is unusually fragrant,
and has short, fiat, dark green
needles that are rounded at the
tips and attached to the twigs at
opposite sides in feathery ar
rangement. Balsams keep their
needles quite well.
The Douglas-fir has short, fiat,
soft, pointed dark green needles
that are attached all the way
around the twig. Spruce needles
are incurved, sharp-tipped and
four-sided, and stay on the tree
very well.
Be sure to choose a fresh tree
with green needles. To keep it in
shape for the holidays, Stevens
recommends that you saw off the
butt end at least one inch above
the original cut and stand the tree
in a container of water. Refill the
container daily. Another good
method of preserving your tree is
to keep it in a tub of wet soil OF
sand.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Assembly Program

An assembly featuring Delaware
Day was held on December z, 1858,
in the high school auditorium un-
der the direction of Mr.. John Dick
inson and the Library Club. The
program was opened by the Lords
Prayer, the flag salute, and a Bible
reading. After this Delaware
State Flag was presented TO the
school by Diane Shortt in memory
of the Glass of 1858. Mr.. Wright
accepted the gift. Then film on
Delaware" was shown to the
group.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17

discussing this matter of mental
health at their January or Febru-
ary meetings. Monday, Decem-
ber 7th, was the date of a leader
training meeting called Finding
Happiness Through the Use of
Our Abilities" held at Oak Grove
Community Hall.
Representatives from the Mental
Health Association of Delaware
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Christmas Party

The annual junior high school
Christmas party sponsored by the
General Organization will be held
in the school gymnasium tonight,
December IT, from 7:30 to 10 pm.
The committee on arrangements,
which is composed of the home
room officers, has planned games,
dancing and refreshments for the
enjoyment of the group.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17

liam L. Conard, Dover; Mrs. w. T.
Hufnal, Dover; Mrs. James r.
Fleming, Smyrna; Mrs. Andrew ID.
Cole, Smyrna; Mrs. Arthur Short,
Smyrna; Mrs. Lovenia r. Schneid-
er, Viola; Mrs. Irene d. Kersey,
Viola; and Mrs. Susie Knots, Ken
ton.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Delaware Commission on
Children and Youth

Mr.. Charles v. Williams, Primo
ipal, and Joseph Churchman, Cen
eral Organization President, at
tended the Third Annual Confer
ence of the Delaware Commission
on Children and Youth at the P. S.
DUPONT High School on December
5. The Smyrna delegates attended
the General Session at which Gov.
ernor ]. Caleb Boggs spoke and
dwelled on the Importance of the
Commission. After the opening
session the group divided into Sec
tional meetings with the local peo-
pie attending the educational Sec
tional meeting. Miss Lois Alava,
Miss Delaware of 1858, was con
sultant at the meeting. Miss Alava
stressed the Importance of educa-
ton to our society and continua-
tion of our democratic way of life.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Citizenship Award

The senior girls met with Mr..
Williams to decide the candidates
for the Outstanding Citizen"
award. The girls chose Alice
Mood, Barbara Walker and Caro-
lyn Carter as the nominees for the
coveted award. The teachers will
make the final decision.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Spray Programs Tested
On Red Delicious Apples

Red Delicious apples got the
works" this past season in various
spray programs tested by the Del
aware Agricultural Extension Ser
vice.
According to DR.. Louis A..
Stearns, extension entomologist,
all eight of the optional spray pro-
grams recommended to growers in
1858 proved satisfactory against
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Senior Class Meeting

5NNHHUH tH-1'5 @'HNNt1HHb
The senior class held a meeting
on Thursday to talk about their
trip to the United Nations Head
quarters in New York. The date
for the trip is April 9, 1854. 1t is
expected that everyone will partic-
ipate and Miss Jane Rupert and
Mr.. Robert Everett will accom-
pany the class.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17

justed, emotion
ally m a t u r e
people, our fam
lilies and our
children C a n
suffer from our
shortcomings.
Several Kent
County H o m e
Demonstrate o n
Clubs will be
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Christmas Dance

The General Organization of
Smyrna High School will sponsor
the annual Christmas Dance to-
morrow night, December 18, in the
gymnasium. The Music Masters,
an eight-piece band from Milford,
will furnish the music for the oc-
casion and dancing will be enjoyed
from 900 to 100. Miss Dorothy
Kirby, art teacher, will supervise
the making of decorations for the
occasion.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
THURSDAY, DEC. IL. 1858
at 1;O0 O'clock PM. Sharp
Rain or Shine

Three-piece Livingroom Suite, with slip
covers 2 Odd Livingroom Chairs, Studio
Couch. Cain-seat Chairs. Spinet Desk,
(walnutl Knee-hole Desk. mahogany
Coffee Table, 2 End Tables, Magazine
Rack, Mahogany Dinette Set. China Closet,
Table. with leather pads 4 rush-bottom
Chairs, Hall Rack with Mirror; Maple
Bedroom Suite. complete; Mahogany Bed
and Vanity Dresser; extra good Singer
Sewing Machine, freddie model; Philco
Gu #. Electric Refrigerator, like new;
Magic Chef Gas Cook Stove, like new
Breakfast Set, formica and chrome. like
new; May Tag Electric Square Tub Wash
er, like new; 12 Administer Rug, sew
eral small rugs, Electrolux. late model
Sweeper. and other things too numerous to
mention.
TERMS-CASH day of sale.
CARRIE E. CLARK
]. C. Walker, Auctioneer
Schreiners, Clerks
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Junior Glass Meeting

A meeting of the junior class
was held last week and the men,
bers decided on the red carnation
as the class flower: red back
ground and white lettering as the
class colors; and Wisdom Is
Power" as the class motto. At the
same meeting, Carolyn Marsh was
elected chairman of the Junior
Prom Committee and she selected
as her assistants Gay Scott, mu-
sic; Ronald Stevens, Program and
invitations; and Edwin Robinson,
decorations.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
BY: Charlotte L. Swans

Mental health is realm about
which most of us know little, but
which is most important for our
happiness. If we are not well-ad-
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Yearbook Sales

The senior class will close the
yearbook sales campaign tomor-
row at noon. The goal is 250
sales for the years publication.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my home located on Rodney
St.. Lake Como Gardens. in town of Smyr-
ma, will sell on premises, entire contents
of 6 room house. on
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
New USDA Book
Lists 1927 Trees

A check list of trees of the Unit
ed States and Alaska has just been
issued by the U. S. Department of
Agriculture,
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Christmas Vacation

School will dismiss at 1880 pm.
on Wednesday, December %, for
the Christmas vacation and the
pupils and teachers will enjoy the
respite until Monday, January 4,
1854.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-17
Survey Shows Dairymen
Advocate Larger Stalls

If you had a free hand in re-
a dairy barn, what equip
Evening star., 1953-10-17

OUInOhhD MUIUh-EIgin (IY51).
Good condition and running order.
IL 4-9092 Sun. after 6 pm. lSs
PIANO, Kimball consolette (spinet
size). mahog. Queen Anne style.
JE. 2-1397. 30
Evening star., 1953-10-17
SITUATIoNS-W0MEN

BUS GIRL, dishwasher; pm. to 1
am, 6;dsy, week; refs. II. 7-0123.
refined middle-aged lady: no wash
ing, ,E praStieal Sbs5o nursing. Phone after ate
DENTAL ASST. desires position pref
erably in NV. or Silver Spring
area; yrs. exper.; age rs. ~,
GEN. I7S 4tSi OFFICE WORK, evenings; it au.
Sande Sa9f corres anq aef Cox s4s eE ssf 1s
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, 25 yrs.
sxper;;; typist,, PIX, receptionist
knowledge of shorthand. Reply Box
HoUsEKEEPER, ao5dSHl KiSEsPPiER expectant mothe, lS
with 7-yr.-oid son, desires boarc
and lodging in exchange for house.
keeping duties and small salary
Box -155-Y, Star. lis
NURSE, practical. white, available
ke or obStetrc hrs' casss ass or and nghf W 1e wv
in or out. NO. 7-ses2.A A W." IL.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
work in home; aged or convalescent
person: will do light housework. Cal
PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital trained; !;
RECEPTIONIST-T sm., attrac.,
| warm personality, quick smile, neat
in dress. and appearance: exper.
wide BACKGROUND Of meeting people
SECRETARY, legal: 4 years general
experience, ! yr. legal experience;
technical background; graduate
Strayer College, Wash, D. c.; short
hand. 100-120 w.p.m.: tipping, 65-
75 w.p.m. HO. 2-1537, Ext. 1O7, l9s
TYPING wanted at home. expert.
enced,. to address envelopes. AID
| ,2-45Q3 Sunday or after pm
YOUNG GIRL would like Job as Al,
| clerk. saleslady, receptionist: nS
typinG. Call 10. 2-13S5. is
GIRL, .colored, desires ONCE work
has knowledge of tipping. tn
GIRL, colored, desires night work
charwoman or elev. operator; refs
COLoRED WOMAN wants work; nur.
sery, cafe; dependable, honest, ex.
perienced: no Sundays. RE. 7-236S
RELIABLE WOMAN wants evenins
work. baby sitting, diShwash
ofice cleaning. Ii 4-5322. ISE
lCOLORED GIRL desires kitchen work
Ct night; exper. DE. 2-3093 after
Pm. IT"
Evening star., 1953-10-17
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc tcont. J

WOMAN, white, will care for child
prefer I've out; health card. refs
WOMAN, colored, desires Inv,
Kit; helper, busgirl. laundry OF
child care; full or part time, Mon.
rS Fiji TaosE dRS aMfloyfRs sat Ge 60ss
in domestic help Of the highest
character. with years Of experience
that know the value Of service and
responsibilities For information cal
NATIONAL DOMESTIC SERVICE
UNION, Local No. !. HU. S-65s5;.
INSTRUMENTATION AREA
Give excellent day. care of children,
yard with gym set. Lo. 5-0952.
8 DAYS !. 5 WORK; have good refs.
CHILD i BAY BAY CARE, wheaton city OF
VIC excel care, good refs. Lo,
DAY WORKER. colored; city g refer
enees. Du; 5-02I5. Is.
in Ghfid . care ar, Or cafe work, 8 days wk.
CoioRED GIRL wants g.h.w.. iG 81
days wk.. live in with employed
husband. plain cooking, good refs,
with exper. Adults only. S35 wk.
LII. '4~467l. -1S
GIRL, colored. desires g.h.w. or child
care or dishyashing, refs, 5 days
wk. Ii 3-2520.
C0LORED GIRL desires job as moth
er's helper; live out. LU. 4-1007.
COLORED GIRL, wishes job. child
care, daywork. DI. 7-6111. lis
GIRL. colored. wishes g.h.w., or child
care. DE. 2-1593. Thelma William
COLoRED GIRL desires live in Job;
refs. DI. 7-807S.
COLORED GIRL wants day work for
Thursday. Call after 8 pm. Ho.
CoTORED GIRL, wants days work, 2
ddayyss;, Tues. and Thurs. call Hu.
GIRL. colored. desires Job g.h.w., care
OF child, 8 days wk. refs. NO.
CoIoRED WOMAN. part time maid.
2 days wk., exper. laundress, g.h.W.,
CoLORED WOMAN wishes day work;
exper.; refs. DU. 1885.
COLORED WOMAN wishes day work,
exper., refs. DU. 7-7526.
COLORED WOMAN wishes day work;
exper.; refs. DU. 7.-7526.
Evening star., 1953-10-17
MELP-WokAEN

WHITE WOMAN, respectable. who
would like nice home with small
salary to care for elderly lady, no
washing or heavy work. Call HU.
3-3979. lis
ELDERLY WOMAN to take care of
11a-year baby; room and board, and
CANNON. 310 r. I. ave. ne. ISs
BEAUTIFUL LSTERLING-FTNE CHINA
We have BOTH and as a result OF
presenting BOTH our people average
S12b per wk. income. Part time
comparative. Opening now for ambi-
tious alert woman willing to learn.
For details call OF. 4-6963. 10 am
to / p.m. only. lis
Evening star., 1953-10-17

SEWING MACHINE. white, treadie
model. Excellent condition with but
sFWifSGG MACH MACHINE. SINGER niger console,
walnut: used 8 mos; attachments
never used. $125. ia. 4-1706. is
in stock; discounts for quantity pur:
chases. KENYON RADIO SUPPLY
Co. 2020 l4th st. NV DE. 2-5S00!
SHELVING, 1S sections; Lin. No l
pine, painted, 1x9x7 it., compart-
nfnts tefa safh Y5 less M hae coII s9si 6 oH
sHOEs-cancellations; hundreds Of
styles. Men, women, children, outfit
entire family in famous-brand shoes.
De Llso, Town and Country. Made
wards. Play Poise, etc; hard -to-fnd
sizes. Save up to 50eS or more. LIEB-
ERMAN, INC. -1404 Monroe NV,
of 14th, AID. 2-6344. 1031 N. High
land ST., Arl., IA. 2-43sS. Open 1919.
SINK, INK. porcelain, d., J., dh; French
sMoRGasBoRSS RSSi GsI PS T1BEE, FABLE cost 800,
sBo fl s7S ssl SE sE5 en snd bU bT9ileT oS9S S0ss
SOFA BED, TRAILER. ai l exc; excel. SaUH. cond..
sleeps 2, S35. Poplar $4,000.
SOFA. excel. cond.. 8 IT,, S45; dig.
cost $3.50; refgr., GE, $l2. EN-.
SPACE ] HEATER toiD, Q drums. IS Also
gas water heater. LU. 1-793s after
sTESoTYPE MACHINE, latest mo model,
Go eXeel' coInEdBition; SIEB books: reasonable.
STORM WiNDows and doors. save,
save. save. Save heat, save middle
mans. profit, save with MIR. CUR
IT'S, TIS; 10: $3.50: - lis
fA5 f1S. s-Si4s. GaP deliver Open sunids'y' Mis
sTovEVoil-ournins. $4,000 BTU,
$25: UN; 4-4O55. lis
TABLES--Mahogany. leather top end
terpieces; must sell this week end;
TAPE RECORDER, Webster Chicago.
model 2lO; brand new: never used;
valued S207 80; will take $135 cash.
TIEiIiEy,;1IIissIIoN., Iii 10 inch. sa5. GOOD
TEST EoUIPMENTwR.c.A. Tv sweep
gene se9eratST, %6 WE-59A; VEGA cost 1925, seil
lIosader, elec. derrick; good cond.
COACH and lor oMc truck
Sell as a unit or separately, 1853
hOWdTui ID II. tlnSulateQ Steel);
peri. cond.; sleeps a. twin beds and
settee bed. tub, shower, Philco refgr..
bottle gas range, elec. wtr. htr., Duo-
Therm heater, Ven. blinds, drapes,
GE table clock, radio. cab. for TV.
awning, spare wheel and tire. Fully
furnished (cooking-tablewarel ex-
1000 mi. Also GMc 34-ton 4-speed
pickup truck l13. 900 act. mil;
peri. mech. cond. Poncho top, dir.
roll. Inspect at 1901 L st. NV.
opp. Thompson Public School Cor
phone ME. 8-5234. MRS. GRACE
GRAY DeLONG). -19
TROMBONE, like new. used less than
year; case. stand ETC.; cost S130.
sell for SS5 or best offer. Poplar
2-3272 after 9 pm. is
rV. Zenith. I4-in. console. with
doors; peri SS7. Sell for storage
cost. RIGHT-WAY MOVERS. 532
~ S'h SET, sI' pSwmiont 21"; excel. cone cond.;
table incl; 5000; mahog. cabinet;
rToRApfo.PaoNo: R0S: BIZ IT SNo6?e4 COMB, l8 158in.
Motorola. cherry wood; diplomat
leaving country. EN-. 3-9076. At
;.I COMB, capehsrt:
AM-FM radio, 3-speed record player,
automatic changer, 2l-in. ~; beau
tiful mahog. cabinet; excel. cond.
Cost 81 900. Moving from city. must
sacrifice. $3.50. or best offer. AID.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1953-10-17

y. . . 9 =. IVA. 0-IOOo
BABY CRIB. with new mattress. ia
BABY FURNITURE - Used cribs
chifforobes. apartment washers, ETC.,
new and used. bought and sold.
rented and exchanged. Trade good
used outgrown baby furniture. for
GOOD AS NEW SHOP, 24O0 Coium-
bia pike, ia. 7-S572. is
BABY FURN.-Blond crib. mat, s.
drawer chest, uphol; high chair
apt: size. play pen and pad, carriage
with pad. Call RA. S-4275. lis
BABY WONDA-STROLLER, excel.
cond., $50. AID. 4-4616.
|BATHTUBS. built-in type. S25; basins,
toilets, pipe. BLOCKS, INC, 1746
Lee hwy, Key Bridge. ia. $500.
BED SALE-Spring and mattress.
$l5; double 12g oSoa spraing and mattress
BED, single. new; elec. stoves, tables,
great variety: cheap; h. k. articles.
Ii. 3-3943. 1Ss
BEDS poster mahogany twin
beds st4rsssn1 stsrnsE1ster %d bog SPRINGS and
spPnas oOS sepotVn waRgt R% Sth
BEDS, bunk, ivory enameled, with
new mattresses; $3.50. Phone OIL
BED, Englander Bodyguard, king
size. e 5s4xsO; 6'legs' Hollywood. JE.
BED (Saby) and chest, white, like
new; stroller. play pen, feeding table;
S75. Call HE. 4-5267. lis
BED, double. modern walnut with
Simmons Beautyrest mattress and
box springs: moving. NO. 1892.
BED DAVENPORT. s-pc. suite With
covers. 500; GE refgr... $45; May
tag washer. $50; oak dresser. lge.
mirror, $40: white marble-top an
tiaue, dresser. $25;, all good cond;
BEDS. double bed, : single beds, ali
with box springs and innerspring
mattress; diplomat leaving country.
BEDROOM SURE, twin twin beds, chest Of
drawers, vanity, also ANTIQUE dble
BGfab5RoooAM Ga5 NJ s1bfrs; s1fTs, new white Mls ma
hogany,. other misc. Will sacrifice,
owner leaving city. NO. 7-s919;
BEDRM. SUITE, e-pc. dark walnut
Tewkesbury pl. NV. ia. e-S297
BEDRM. SUITE, 7-piece liv. rm. set
rug, extra dresser. ia. 9-0247
BEDROOM sET-c Chinese chippen.
dale, excel. cond.. !9x12 rose car.
peting. Chinese cabinet and pic.
SE lures eEst l415 Tuckerman st. NV
BEDROOM SUITE, 5 pcs, walnut
custom made. exquisite details, eX.
eel. cond., handmade Indian rug
antique solid mahog. gate-leg table
2 Windsor chairs. end tables, waffle
BENDIX, new. fully automatic ir
factory crate, S140. JE. 4-1797.
BICYCLES (2l: girls 2s-,n., prac.
tically new. $40: boys 2O-in., SIS
Call after g on Sat. or after 1890
Sun; Ju. 9,335O, Is
recond. and painted, 26-inch, SIS
each. Call all day Sun. 1888 R.
ave. ne, in the rear. lis
sizes and models fine
American and English bicycles; full
selection of 3-Speed racers and 24''
lightweights. SIS deposit will lay
away your selection until Christmas;
trades accepted; we know wheel
goods, let us help you; the home
of BSA bicycles with Twist Grip
gear shift. BLALOCK CYCLE CO.
S115-17 Ga. ave-, Sill. Spg.. .JU
$4,000; Open to 9 pm. Mondays
BICYCLE, boys. English. S45. KE
7-0497 -12
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

PIANO, by exper. teacher; special
evening courses; SO mo. Also pvt
lessons. AID. 2-3763. 30
LEARN TO PLAY popular piano in
20 lessons. Play song in free trial
lesson; results guar. CHAS. NEW
MAN STUDIOS, DU. 7-4600, RA.
$4,000. lis
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
BROADCASTING, 1888 18th st. NV,
in announcing for radio and tele-
vision. Many positions always avail
able to our graduates. Call DE.
2-55S0 90
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HELP-WoMEN tcent.l

in person, MARCEL's. 1924 Conn.
NURSE, white, UNDERGRADUATE. OF
practical, use hypos; 4S-hr. week;
aged. Call NO. 1888. lis
NURSES, r. N. and practical. for
nursing home, DAY ( or so1ng plight; hye
NURSE. REGISTERED -. Preference
given. to those, With public health
pendent upon qualifications. Write
ALEXANDRIA HEALTH DEPT. lis
sHERMANs. 11O4 + st. NV. is
RECEP. .-TYPISTS. part time for
Si1 school 4 once q : eyes, . pm to $50.
RENTAL CLERK-TYPIsT - Large
garden-type apt. development in
Virginia, experience desired, must
have pleasing personality, and cap
son and by telephone. Must be S5
or over. Box 14-X, Star. -19
SALESGIRL, exper. in selling Of yard
goods and notions; 5-day wk.; good
sal. Apply 1120 Conn. ave.
SEWING SHOP. -21
SALESGIRL, experienced in retail
selling. for small department store.
Apply 922 4th st. s.w. ME. $500.
lis
SALESGIRL to work in retail bakery.
Good wages. Apply CRUSTY PIE
CO., 80 o st. ne. No phone calls:
-17
SALESLADIES, two for full or part
time inside selling in busy down.
town religious article store. Age
limits 25 to 35 yrs. Catholics. Good
salary open. Usual benefits. Splen-
did opportunity for permanent prof
table position. Apply by U. s. mail
only, stating age, schooling. expert
ence and qualifications in yoyr own
handwriting to Box 323-V, Star.
--19
SALESLADIES, age 19 to 35. Must
be neat in appearance. Good work.
ing conditions and hours. $3.50 to
8 pm. Mon. through Fri. APPLY
WALGREEN co. in the Pentagon
Bldg. -23
SALESWOMAN - Experienced, for
coats. suits and dresses: Salary plus
commission. CROSBY APPAREL
SHOP. 1113 F st. NV. lie
Evening star., 1953-10-17

Less than "a price.
Bedrm. furn., liv. rm., furn., dinette
furn., mastercraft tables, Alexander
Smith rugs, twists.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont

MISUNDERSTANDING sleigh bed,
springs and mattress; inlaid mahog.
3-part banquet table, rocker. Kirk
silver, miScel.; no dealers. Poplar
Evening star., 1953-10-17
SITUATloNs-DoMEsTlc

GIRL, colored, desires Job as baby
sitter or cleaning; refs. NO. 7-4795.
LADY, mature, wishes position with
Box 304-V. Star.
Evening star., 1953-10-17
FURNITURE

.argest wholesale furniture distribu.
tor in Washington area offer:
DEALER PRICES to the public fol
the first time. In order to convert
our tremendous floor space to the
selling of upholstered furniture, We
are CLOSING OUT our entire stock
Of famous dining room and bedroom
suites Bedding, occasional tables
furniture, will be included; not al
REDUCED PRICES, but at BASIC
DEALER COST! If you have beer
shopping the sales or shopping fol
discounts on furniture and found
prices on quality merchandise toe
high. we invite you to COME IN
DIRECT to the wholesale showroom
and buy at CLOSE-OUT PRICES
Sale starts today and runs througt
Sunday, hours daily to 9, SUN.
DAY IL pm. to pm.
ARNOLD SALES co.
472 T. St NV 1SS
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CEILING UNLIMITED

II your sights are higher than your
present sales position offers. we have
is a permanent Opportunity with 4
sizable concern. Must have good rec
ord. Replies strictly confidential
Phone Mr.. Jones, Monday 9 to 5.
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Vas RE. 7-S600
Evening star., 1953-10-17
MOTOR TRAVEL

BONDED CHAUFFEUR will drive car
to Texas; refs. No charge. Ii.
WANTED. Q or 3 riders to help share
expenses and drive to California.
Leaving 16. II or Is. Ho. 2-7522.
LADY DRIVING TO LAS VEGAS,
Ney. leaving Oct. %. Call JU.
GOING TO CALF, can take 3, will
return Nov. 3; share expenses. LU.
4-l546
Evening star., 1953-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-dood condition; con.
tents 6-rm. house, Including books
lawn mower, etc. May be seer
and Sun, 8 to s. 1915 Jefferson
st. NV, or phone RA. 1894 (nc
dealers).
FURNITURE-Design your own kitch-
en- or dinette set from thousands oi
combinations. Wrought iron, chrome
wood. Choice of any Formica pat.
terms and upholstery fabrics.
DINETTE CENTER
7702 Ga. Ave. TU. 2-567r
Open Evenings Till 9. Wed. Till 6
Evening star., 1953-10-17
USED FURNITURE

Chair. So: chest. S25; dresser. $50
and up; drum tables. liv. rm: couch:
desks, $50. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL, 3700 Mass ave. NV. lis
Evening star., 1953-10-17
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