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Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Corom PTA SIotes
Suf. Card Porty

CORAM-PTA is sponsoring g
card party to be at the school house
Saturday at pm. The money
raised will be used to buy Christ
mas treats for the school and pre-
school children. All ladies attend
ing are asked to please bring 1a-
dozen sandwiches.
The big turkey day is over fol
another year. Families gathered
here and there and all had toe
much to eat from all reports. 1t is
hoped all will be sufficiently re-
covered by Christmas to enjoy an
other feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Harner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Barnum were
dinner guests of the Ray Wedges
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis BuZzell and
family motored to Missoula to
spend the holiday with their dau-
ghter and family, the Alvin Cope
lands.
A pot luck dinner was held al
the church Tuesday evening at 3
pm. It was a social affair with no
charge being made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wedge called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Stan Baxter at
West Glacier, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kemis form
erly of Coram but now of White
fish are the proud parents of a
habv girl born Nov. Is.
The John Ivers family also OF
Whitefish but who several years
back were Coramites also are hap
py over the arrival of little new
comer-a boy. Mrs. Ivers is an
Ambrogini girl.
MIR. and Mrs. Pat Peach had as
their guest Pats mother from
Priest River, Idaho.
MIR. and Mrs. Rod Angel were
back in Coram visiting old friends
They are now residents of Wash
ington state. They own property
here.
Joe Delory was hospitalized for
a few days last week.
Mrs. Russell Packer is under the
doctors care but able to be up and
about.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Seville
and BOYS have returned to their
home in Camas, Wash, after a
pleasant 10 days visit with rela-
tives here. Leonard is logger
there.
Glen Harner came home before
Thanksgiving and is spending this
week here away from his Bureau
Job in central Washington.
Roy Swanson is home from the
east side where he was employed
by Great Northern. He will be
here for the winter.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Mid-Winter Bids for No. z

MISSOULA-An early February
bid opening is indicated on the
contract to construct Sc miles of
new U. S. highway No. 2 from
Nyack (Red Eagle depoD to Hid
den Lake.
This information was obtained
by phone from the U. S. Bureau OF
Public Roads office in Missoula
late Wednesday afternoon.
This new section of U. S. No. 2
will follow the Flathead rivers
Middle Fork on the south shore in
stead of twisting and climbing on
the mountain side.
Contractors have been advised
of the coming bid opening, date
not set, in order to view the pro-
posed construction area before il
is covered by snow.
The contract is to call for two
overpasses over the Great North
ern mainline, one 1863 feet Ions
and the other 209 feet. Only two
sections of the present road, total
ing $500 feet in length will be
used by the new route as crosse!
the Great Northern mainline tx
follow the river bank. The con-
tract is to involve 100000 cubic
yards of excavation and 3,75O,OO(
yards of overhaul.
Glacier National Park ha'
gre d to necessary channe
changes in the Middle Fork to ac-
commodate the new highway
There is a conclusion coming o.
negotiations between the Grea
Northern and the Bureau of Public
Roads and State Highway depart
ment.
The new section of road, c
which construction is to start me-
summer, will replace a poor section
of highway by modern standards
which was built in 1925 and 1926
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Bad Rock Grange Has
Thanksgiving Dinner

COL. HEIGHTS = Bad Rock
Grange held a Thanksgiving after
noon dinner.
Mrs. Brew, Mrs. Hall and Mrs
Thomas prepared the dinner with
all the trimmings.
Regular business meeting was
Thursday evening. 1t was decided
to have an auction at the next
meeting of the Grange Dec. 9.
The evening concluded with
games and entertainment directed
by Mrs. Jim Peters. Each meeting
a different person plans the pro-
gram. Pumpkin pie and coffee
were the refreshments.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Electrical Program

Dee Jay Nelson with his cleo
trostatic transformer 'Tesala coil, "
will be the National Assembly pro-
gram artist at Columbia Falls high
school Friday at 9 am. He will
demonstrate artificial lightning,
and other electrical phenomenon.
Student activity tickets provide for
a series of National Assembly pro-
grams during the year. The artists
cover one school after another
across the country.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Youth Club Collects
CIothinq for Needy

MARTIN CITY-Westminister
Fellowship club of Martin City and
Hungry Horse shipped 1873 pounds
of used clothing to Church World
Service to be distributed to needy
people overseas.
Most of the clothing was collect
ed by the teen-agers on Halloween
night in Martin City and Hungry
Horse. Instead of prankS or tricks
or treats, it was fused clothing to
help the needy"
The club is to meet next Mon
day evening at Z to go roller skat-
ing. Members are asked to meet at
Martin City-Hungry Horse Com
munity Presbyterian church for
transportation.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03

Horse, girl.
Mrs. Russell Howley, Whitefish,
girl.
DEATHS
Elmer H. Slemmer, 86, of Kali
ispell, died Nov. "a,
Mrs. Edel A. Jensen, 83, of Kali
ispell, died Nov. rs.
Wayne c. Siderius, 5-day old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E
Siderius, Creston, died Nov. rs.
Marion Henderson, So, of Hot
Springs, died Nov. 26.
Adlair Edward Barry, SO, Kalis-
pell, died Nov. 80.
Miss Johanna Velikanje, rs
Kalispell, died Nov. 20.
Oliver T. Walsh, SO, Columbia
Falls, died Nov. 80.
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
Elnore Clark against Leon D
Clark.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Sharr Takes Photos
Of All Freshmen

Frank Sharr, Hungry Horse
photographer, has taken pictures
of each of Columbia Falls high
school 100 freshmen. Each stu
dents folder at the high school
contains a small picture, and be-
comes part of the permanent rec
ords. Cost to the school for the
pictures is 10 cents each. Leonard
Whitney is vocational guidance di-
rector at the school.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
Chimney Fire At
Rev. Hinton Home

HUNGRY HORSE-Friends and
neighbors put out chimney fire
at the home of Rev. Leo B. Hin
ton Thanksgiving evening about 8.
Reverend Hinton wants to express
his thanks for the fine neighborly
act.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03
WOhlbrandts Move

WEST GLACIER-Road Fore
man Leroy Wohlbrandt with Mrs
Wohlbrandt and their daughter
have moved from st. Mary to
park headquarters for the winter,
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03

WANTED TO RENT-TWO OR
three bedroom home, call 58-X.
19*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-12-03

Pub: Dec. 8, 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-18
FENCES BY HERCULES

FENCES BY HERCULES
Chain link, sl;ls f.. completely
0S00. ia. s-o442 TIL 8 pm.
FLAGsTONE WORK, patios. walks,
free estimates. G. W ". MILLER,
WA; "a. 7s : all day Sunday; week
FLOORS ssnded and finished. lino-
cum furnished and Idyed, All work
FLOOR SANDING .I finish ing. waxins,
any time. RIA. 6-6795. 10
FLOOR SANDING, finishing; rooms
sapced and finished, approx. SO.
l do my own work. L. D. HAWKINS.
FI HS 4 SANDING. FIN. New e So
#: old. loo and up. Free est. Work
guar. c. L. HINSON. Ii. 3-754S.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
Specialize in custom workmanship;
II yrs. exper. tn. 2-6359. 90
FURN, UPHOLSTERY CLEANED in
home: also repairs: all work guar.
Call LA. 6-3549: ewes. LII. 2-3726
FURNITURE refinishins work done
in your. home by experienced white
sess Better A. G daifi M O Ra :.
FURNITURE REPAIRED and REIN.
lshed; antiques our speciality; guar
enteed yorkmsnship; free estimates.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ing; repairing; no job too small.
G fH.NhAf Z! 4i sPo5utr1NG. roofing:
B Io. TIERS I'M 4l4457 oCoNNof'
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
SINGING SYSTEM, JU, O-I2I3,

LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
SINGING SYSTEM. jU. S-1213.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty c,l.
ture; all subjects taught; Spnroyed
:.assss. WARFfYNN BEAUTY 0 YS'e COL.
PROE. DUNCAN THOMAS commended
by Cab. members. univ. profs. abroad
. sinIs:;i spaTnYY FreSsh. Method easy
PIX RECEIPT. sCHOOI-Hond Bldg.
no 20 handicap. No s4o- sasSeG ase ns;
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sSss'' seG ks Sc 3fR "a NS a s4ss 8
HOME TUTORING-AiS.. Eeom., Lat.
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r s5sR h. .e Sub. b,S IN ,. 4ElSss ;.
medal subjects. adult educa ton, how
PIX RECEP. CoU HSggsr' T Ia S :chcoI;
9 wis.,. S25; 4 wks., $3b: typins
Tree with training: Miss Page
BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th cor. g..
NEW CLASSES now starting in TYP
tometer. dictaphone; small classes;
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GOVT. NEEDS TYPlSTS and Stenog.
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classes beg. and rev. courses; small
classes. INQUIRE Ma. S-234O
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.-Machine
exams., card punch. steno. and
type, schedule; special calculating
mach. Call Mr.. Richards after 10
PREP. SCHOOL. 1913 14th st. NV.
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TEACHER. TELE. CO. EXP.
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AIR sANDER-B&D electric sander
heavy duty: machinist wise ant
Porto Power. Rear 1928 P st. NV
ANTIQUES. Old Alexandra home fur.
h,SneG with antiques Displayed II
collector items. Closed Easter Sun
ANTIQUES. 910 Prince st. K1.s-6S31
ANTIQUES-4-drawer mahog. chest
Sandwich knobs, ivory, escutcheoned
Travilah I'd. u mi. N. Travilah, Md
ANTIQUE BUREAUs-Two, marble.
TOP; walnut. Call King 9-1e49 aftel
corner cupboard boz
s s1S s glsss; ANTIQUE gun accessories
ASflS SIfSso out new Hwy WIZ s4c
eFick. Country ANTIQUES SUS'n a. u county, utr,
ANTfoUEs. variety II With lamps At
cialty; THE LAMP. $50 W. srost
St: Falls Church. Va.
A SrrG Es % liv. rm: suite
co an safs $685.
dining room table. mahogany finish
$125; handmade trunk, BUTTERFLY
hinges. lined with Poor Richards
Almanac 1855, $22.50; harnessm0k.
er's bench, refinlshed. $50: old book
poems of Matthew Prior subscrip.
ton editions Of -1718, $50; misc.
some old glass. china and pictures
RIA. 3-10S3.
FURNITURE, Executive,
desk. English lockwood. Crescent
eabinetmakinr shop. com.
plete; long lease, low rent. OWNER
ME. $4,000.
ANTIQUES-Cherry corner cupboard
Chippendale, all original; price
$3.50. JU. 1881.
ANTIQUES = Dresden Nielsen ngur
ines; exquisite designs and beaut
colorc Phone ~; 5:62l6;
china clock. SS5. Ia. 9-2477.
high-post, low-post anC
pairs of beds: chests Of drawers
other items. Reduced prices. 1922
Frederick I'd, Gainesville, Nd, Rout,
IA: Phone RI. 7-4654.
Victorian medal
iasse cover, S325; large nah. gen.
tleman's chair. $10O. ED. $500
Ext. 1924.
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SITUATIoNS-DoMEsTlc

GIRL. colored, desires child care and
light housework; Sc. pref. 10. l.
GIRL, col, wants g.h.w., child care,
so pi,S fountain .s3 eleyatSr steam table,
On Saturdays. Cain o IL. 4-4 apso.""fA
GIRL, .colored. neat. reliable. to care
foF chiidren or Or, work by the day;
IeiS. NO; 7-o259; s.
Mon ' fues a neFm fhars. d ao !.
HAND LAuNDREss. colored. wants
work to do at home, pick up and
fene DO white
in. BOX No. li5. sprinsfieid, Va.
LADY. colored. desires general house
wErk; plain cooking, mornings OF
daywork: good refs, Cali Ii. 3-4e03
LADY wants days and part-time job
sxper; laundress,. Call DU. 7-5920
WOMAN, colored; desires genera
S So' Exs5ss. full time or days work
WOMAN. colored. desires days WORK
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time
work O. laundry work BY the day.
WISH ~ PLACE my maid. good
" AN IN NEED q q. 1 steady Job OF
days work: Can no. 2,6sS2:
ored man and wife: everything done
ceilings TO floors; refs. 10. 1-239S
WHITE WOMAN, refs, desires Once
cleaning. housecleaning for EN-.
RELIABLE DAYWORKER. eenera
housework.. Monday. TUESDAY,. Wed.
c nss1SHy; Tef GnaSsA FA S,tso1;
Be 3 days s.66oS, p'm' til after dinner
CoIoREp GIRL wants g.h.x., full
or part time; city refs. DE. 2-6433.
C0L9RED GIRL desires days work,
COLORED GIRL desires child care
and general housework. s days week
C 81 dsHf'S GIRL wishes Job takins
care Of child. 5-day wk. Ii. 4-06l4.
COLORED GIRL desires light house
work. with. or without children, 5
days z week; I've out, Ii. 1852;
days laundry work. Ii. 7-0S67.
COLORED WOMAN with first -class
references wants days work as
laundress or cleaner. Ii. 1921.
C0LORED WOMAN. experienced. de-
sires. daywork. nrst-class lsundress
COLQRED WOMAN wishes part-time
YORK GteInepR - ReyAtR& & aayp;
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BedS-GOVt. SllrnlIlS

BEDROOM SUITE. good condition,
$40 cash. weekdays after 6:15 pm.
call AP. 7-20s5 any time Sat. and
BRnpRsMS. su1TELsheratou. 4 Eas
s &c., y Sst w.q.S SToD.ai
tension dining table. g chairs 81 20.
Breakfront desk, S75 or best offer.
Leaving city. % 8. Park drive.
BEDROOM ,sUITE-rraditionaI ma.
hogany. Dble. bed with springs, van.
ity and stool. chi1onier; excel. cond
BEDRM. SUITE. lined oak, consistins
Of 1 dble. size bookcase bed and
dble..sise dresser with mirror, chest
OF drawers and Englander box
springs; all for S175. IA. S-129S
or EX. 3-71O0, Ext. $40.
BEDRM. SUITE, maple; twin beds,
box springs, mattrs., chest Of draw
ers. dresser. mirror; $125. EN-
BEDROOM SUITE, bureau. vanity
stool and bed, complete: walnut nm
ish; $S5. JU. 5-1534.
BEDROOM FURNITURE. nice, mod
ern, walnut and mahogany, for g OF
o rms. For appt.. ST. $1,000, Q to 4
BEDRM. SET. $50; din. rm. set, S45;
p ny; T ms set s sac; 416 H st. ne.
with innerspring mattress, good
condition. $50. WA. 7-4S97.
BEDROOM SET-Lovely. 5-pc. ma
hog; poster bed: peri. cond.. $165
B Fl Rsst ST. ST.. 4 H9 : sSs3 Walnut
spring and mattress; S85. Coco
condition. LO. 2-2121 Ia
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD NURSE, 20 to 40. for 2 boys,
age 3h and 2 yrs; must live in;
Spring home; all elect. facilities;
some g.h.w. and cooking. Only quail
tled exer. person with recent long
local refs. acceptable; European sc-
ceptable. l week day and alt. Sun
OH; S36 wk' to start. JU. 7-63s0.
C0OK-H0USEWORKER. year round
position. hour from New York
City in Locust Valley. Long Island
house work IN me house. R efaeaa
ees required. Phone Monday. CO
CO0K-GHw. live in. fond of children;
every Sunday OF and " day Wednes-
with refs. $50. En-. s.os1S .f'en'e0
COOK for q small family. which will
really appreciate good cooking and
neat quiet service. This is Q very
E gss i iqS / yP H., can qualify. write
COOK G.H.W.-Neat, reliable; live
n or baby sit 2 nights: hours. 9:3O
through dinner. Thurs. and Sun.
3-O231. lis
COUPLE, for summer. In Upper New
York State; winter in Washington
5arge family. but other help. DE.
CouPLE-woman to do cooking and
GARDENER man M to h help In hSyse and
and have local references. Salary
$500 mo. to start. Poplar 2-3631.
GIRL to take care of children, some
pvt. bedrm. Ho. "2-7s5s. "'' ~
G.H.W.-CHILD CARE-Live in; per-
manent positions; pleasant 8. Arl
pref: Call IA: 2-SO96. lie
every other Sun; on: 2 Eirls g yrs,
s @Ss' h TG a sfsss local refs salary
CIV and care Of B-mos. old baby,
55; ,dsy week; 1920 to go; sit i
naERf MA 6.f' small S SSd r 10 s.
z children; ga days; good salary:
CIV III. c 5SHHi slooSt; family:
y Sri efe end Other # eh shn o3S:;
G.H.W. -COOK--Child care; live in:
new home in Va. 8 mi. from D, e,
on Greyhound bus; 51a days, $50;
must be unencumbered. settled. good
HoUSEKEEPER, white. 40 to SO yrs
old: good home for the right person.
H 81 ERi1ai white, fond of e chill
Srsn live ws. IN; care s Of boys and 3;
wk.: other help. EN-: 2-Q358. is
no Cooking; starting $50 mo-; rural,
nr; Mclean: JE. ,2-s326. lis
ages IS and 10 with Cooking abiiits
for general housework and care Of
one well-behaved small child.
permanent. Job. and wonderful CD.
portunity for the right person with
into beautiful modern home in N
Arlington. Va. References preferred
Please call ia. $4,000. Ext. 1898
NURsEaAID. white. live in; george.
sSd :41D.riene:.' refs Ge r Ss'0''i Ho
NUkkss2GiMdAm, white; liv. in. care 8
children; Offering excellent oppor.
must be experienced. permanent.
BOX i66-K, Star. is
WOMAN. age 20 to. So. g.h.w,. CHILD
care. live In. good home: local refs.
Yso IS a. w eSMa NIB Il s q IS; shw
and assist with child care; live in;
REQUIRED: EN- 3-4bs6. Sis
| YOUNG WOMAN for child care ant
! g.h.w.: 8 afternoons and baby sit !
night per wk; health certificate and
fEed Y Tsfii' SG SNF SHI ,7-7$ 5S;,,d ~,
like to do g.h.w.. and cook for 9
adults and school-age children
! live in? Private room. new home
| in country club section of Md;
! Italian extraction preferable. Write
| Box 1S4-K. Star, giving age. quail
COLORED WOMAN WANTED, to do
! light housework. care for baby, cook
| for two; live in. Call OIL. 6-6536
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BT in a92EB H. D. IA. $1,000, Cal
B III. 66EI H. D. &C.. 'front.' mi len,
loader; 8 months old; only 700 hrs
operation Priced reas. JE. 4-3241
CAMERA. Super Ikonta B, IS lens
tripod. flash. extra lens, filters. &C.
Seesssories. Weston light meter
leather cases, all new; cost 1892
reas. offer acceptable. IKE. S-4559
CAMERAS. like new. Asia Karat So
SSS onneses As s!S N synchro-Sompui
$50 each with '' cases s''a il. S s.$Sas
CAMERA, Crown Graphic As Pace
focus spot, FPA. 4 Aim holders. 3
gackf INNS nm case; perfect; $3.50 cash
CAMERA. Ieica 111-F. summitar lens
case. wide -angle tense. Universe
view sltw IN Under Ell, exposure meter. filter
c aiMdffla S est so MOVE SsslG masszine
mo mqdf a-1 a. f:i.a lens like new. SIS
CAMERA: Leica 3F, with fig SUNNI.
ssI 1a6 S2 ne a als9 s6-cm' f;a Nikkor
CAMERA. latest. model 35-mm. Nixon
Slap: with FL Nikkor. S175; Nixon
Hasn: complete, $25; s.5-cm. SonnaI
CAMERA, Speed Graphic Pacemaker
2hx3M.. "a, IS Ektar. flash gun, r. {.
z film holders. will exchange for
4x5 Pacemaker Speed Graphic. fash
gun ~ I. and film holders. III
CAMERA. Leica II, f.2 lens. view
finder. range finder. leath. case,
neck strap. used 4 mos, new cond.
sos: XII. 9-I092 after IL o'clock.
CAMERA, Mercury II. .tricor,. f:2.7
lens. case. filters; paid $50, sen S35
or trade, for comparable reflex cam
era for boys use. JE. 2-9292.
CAMERAS, Leica, &c with Elmar
t:3.5 lens. 800; Leica 81 with
Summitar f:2 lens and fun internal
syncronization for fash, S245; both
excel cond RE. 5-69S5.
CAMERA. Lecia III G, f:2 summitar,
summaron. S55; Comm. Tele.. f:2. 9
Thamber for Leica. $50. JU. s.
cAHERAs. Price. quality. guarantee,
ss-vtce; YOU can't beat BREN-
NER. e33 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434.
-
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and 70.
Free .st a@sts'7 wa OF 7.7 Eiesecens'ai
ADDITIONS. bldg. and remodeling
residential and Commercial: prompt
S snd aee ca ST. ssEvief sS sn5 sSe
Sun; or after g pm, weekdays.
built, bathrooms and kitchens re-
modelled: work guaranteed: free
estimate AID. 4-9706. go.
ate free estimate. ia. 2-225O.
ADDITIONS: ALTERATIoNs
prompt service. 10. 2-1639. 30
ADDITIONAL ALTERATIONS
Let us build that screened porch
remodel your kit: add that rm.
fiagstone patios and sidewalks Any
type repair. Bank financing, excel
sery. 20 it now before the spring
BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR. flre-
places walls, steps. all types Ct ma
BRicKwoRK. ali kinds: is years ex.
B S1fif5Hsi Al aE eMs5RGL 80 is sr.
exper.; contact for loan furn. Cal
". 4-3725 after $3.50 pm. or Sat.
BUILDING AND REMODELING, plan.
furnished; long exper. WA. 7-022O,
Sunday or after &. pm. weekdays.
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing
carpentry, brick, cement work. HU.
3S4S9. MR.. BAKER. 2Os
CAMERA REPAIRS, Aim finishing, free
instruc.. top service at BRENNER.
cs sYa Rs sys' n fxiNF EE ca4 Esteb.,
and recreation rooms. No down
payment. UN. ASST. ga
CARPENTRY. femodeling. painting
cement porches. Call all day Sum
CARPENTER, small repairs; no Job
J too small: bookcases, min. charge,
81; ELMER FRAZIER. OIL. .4-2714.
CARPENTRY. painting and brick
work, low prices. UN. 4-3OS2. after
6 pm. MR.. CHRISTENSEN.
CARPENTRY, general repairs. paint.
ing: work guaranteed; reaS MR..
LAYTON. RIA. 6-1S25 after g pm.
CARPENTER-Gener house repair
ing. attic. rec. rms. porcheS: int.
or ext. house painting. RA. 6-5252.
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SELL IS Fire Extinguisher. Every
RIRSgissi "a, M s4sf ws asesr
St.. Baltimore 80. Md.
MAKE EXTRA MONEY Introducing
selection adorable styles. Low prices.
Complete display free. Rush name.
HARFQRD, Dept LB-642 Cincin-
natl 20. Ohio,
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GERMAN COUFLE desire employment
Tor house and garden. refs. call WE
MANAGER AvAn.ABLR-Man and
wife, white. for resort, country club
roadside hotel. restaurant. Intel
ligent, industrious. reliable. sober,
Working experience in all phases OF
the kitchen. dining room and front
OF the house. Box AL. Star.
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GENERAL REPATR-Paperin9. paint.
ing carpentry and plastering. we do
EEE EcGd ia AZ eN ss1St tn No7si
pairs. short circuits. small Jobs done
immediately. RA. 6-2222 any time.
licensed real estate
maintenance. old and new work,
air-conditioning plugs. AID. 4-o397.
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Observation-Disclosures. installed
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ANTIQUES

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Join the Easter Parade to Our Store
Amber thistle plates, 81; cranberry
toothpick holders. $3.50; milk glass
chickens. ducks and rabbits. 81 ca.
yellow satin creamer, So so; satin
perfume bottles, $3.50 each; large
Bristol vase. $3.50: satin rose bowl
s5so eS satin tT.,, salt .nno and peppers
table dish. $3.50; large tureen
M;5O; paper weights. 1.50; bone
dishes. 81; Bavarian demitasse sets,
81; l5-pc. tea set, So; figurines, 81
up; Wedgwood plates. $3.50; Anne
thyst bulls-eye pitcher. 81: Am
6erina salts, 81 80; button and
daisy dreamer. $3.50; lustre pitcher
$500; Cranberry cruet. So; lamps
up: Gone With the Wind lamp
$40; 2 large Mary Gregory vases
$50; punch bowl set. $40; picture
frames, SOC up; desk. $3.50; wal
nut night table. $50; mahogany
love seat. S1.50; marbie-top table,
Sl5; marbie-top chest. Sl6: pine
servers, SO so; washstands. 81 up;
rockers, 81 up; corner shelves
$3.50; organ stool. $3.50; cobbiersi
benches (there's no business like
shoe businessl. SO up: marble-top
coffee table. $3.50; marble, SIS ne.
up. Many other bargains. Your
invited to come In and drool. Open
sunday. ewes. tn z. BELL Kinds.
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT-SEC., exper., capable;
college grad. B.c.s. and MICS. de-
srees. Phone RE. 7-O461. Ext; 2o1'
ADDRESSING. form letters. stencils
and cards. etc; prompt service;
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er. Boy SIX. Star. s' '''
COMPANION to elderly lady, by lady
e Cox sim m, Sr Star good cooking; city
sox as EGms Star. prefer adult family
NURSE, PRACTICAL, white, desires day
nursing; excellent references. Ho.
NURSE. VOC, desires work in doc
ant receipt; - re r.. ia eAs sos4s. 20:
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. wants
work, maternity case. mother and
baby. day or night duty: District
refs: live in or out: HO. 2-50S5.
duty; Call Ii. 6-31O4 bet. Q and 8
tnoWledse Of ps% sA' general rAs oifiee
work y1 INCLUDING ssds simple bookkeeping
Resident II,s MANA MANAaERMEfncient LADY
ALaALAC0, NCoACS pOoltAOAs pICtlOuS
both sober. refined and amiable;
excellent references for character
and ability. Box 93-J, Star.
SECY.-STENO.-3 yrs. exp, college;
prefer small ONCE. DU. 10000, ext.
SECRETARY RECEPTIoNIsT. gen
eral ONCE work. part time. DE.
sECRETARIAL services performed at
home: will pick up and deliver;
expert work. King S-43O7.
TYPIST-Experience any type of
work done at home. ia. 9-S123
WOMAN, colored. as chauffeurette,
chaIwoman. child care, restaurant
work. elevator operator; refs. DU.
ATTENTION. EMPLOYERS Avail,
competent secys.; excel. refs. JOBS,
INC. 1740 K st. NV. RE. 7-3153.
RELIABLE WOMAN, white. desires
1 1sil s shsfge of m0therles' family
CARE OF BABY and kitch. privils.,
for working mother; reasonable;
COLoRED PRACTICAL nurse wishes
position caring for sick or child. AID.
2-3319.