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Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Browning Man Dies
Of Asphyxiotion

KALISPELL-Carbon monoxide
poisoning and death of Arthur Jo-
seph Walter, so, of Browning near
Nyack brings Flathead county's
total 1854 deaths in automobiles
to seven. Total auto deaths, ac-
cording to Coroner Harry Camp
bells records last year was 16.
Sol Catron, deputy coroner, re-
ports the 1854 accidental deaths
as one by plane crash; two run
over by trains; three in logging;
three by drowning, and six by
guns, but no hunting accidents.
Mr.. Walter was accidentally as
phyxiated early Sunday morning
on Nyack flats where he had pull
ed off U. S. highway No. 2 to rest
enroute from Browning to see a
sick sister, Mrs. Nellie w. Arnold
in Whitefish.
He was an experienced driver,
and the report is had often stopped
to rest when tired. He left Brown
ing late Saturday. Two brothers
and their wives left still later, also
bound for Whitefish. The brothers
discovered the parked car off the
highway with the engine still run
ming, and Mr.. Walter dead about
$3.50 Sunday morning.
Coroner Harry Campbell deter
mined the cause of death as carbon
monoxide poisoning, and stated
that the exhaust line terminated in
front of the rear axle under the
back seat. The car was recently
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Pd. Pol. Adv.
D'EWurt "Can-Do''
Senate Candidate

During the nine years Wesley
A. D'EWart, Second district Con-
gresham, has represented Mon
tana in Washington, he has dem
onstrated day in and day out that
he is a "can do" Congressman
His record as author and sponsor
of worthwhile legislation is I'M
matched by anyone with similar
seniority. Nearly 100 bills intro
duced by him are now on the
statute books.
There is no community in the
state that has not benefited from
D'Ewart-sponsored legislation. Re-
source development, including the
protection of Montana's water for
Montana's present and future
needs, is one of the fields in which
he has been especially diligent and
effective.
Perhaps the most important con-
gressional committee so far as
Montana is concerned is the Com
mittee on Interior and InSular Al
fairs, on which Congressman D.
Ewart is chairman of the Subcom-
mittee of Public Lands. In this
position he renders great influence
for the benefit of the people of
Montana.
Congressman D'Ewart has de-
voted much attention to Indian
welfare and his accomplishments
in this line are nationally recog-
nized and applauded.
Whether it concerns agriculture,
industry or labor, their problems
must oftentimes be brought to the
attention of those officials who are
now managing the affairs in Wash
ington. On many occasions, Yves
DEwart has demonstrated that he
can secure the ear of present
Washington officials. D'Ewart, as
a Republican member of the Unit
ed States Senate, will have even
greater influence in Washington
circles and will more effectively
assist Montana labor, industry and
agriculture in bringing their prob
lens to the attention of proper
in Washington.
AS United States Senator for
Montana, MIR. D'EWart will be
"can do" Senator just as he has
been a "can do" Congressman. Pol.
Adv. Pd. for by D'Ewart for Sena-
tor club, Box 554, Helena, Mont,
Mrs. Fred Sanborn, Sec'y.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

purchased second handed.
The body was sent by Waggener
and Campbell to Browning for
services.
Mr.. Walter is survived by two
children, Clifford and Deloris Wal
ter both of Browning, and nine
brothers and sisters, Nellie w.
Arnold, Whitefish; Edna Sollars,
Chester; Alma McGovern, Annie
Fitzgerald, Aaron Walter, John
Walter, Ruth Reed and Thomas K.
Walter all of Browning, and Lau-
renee Walter, Jackson, Calf. He
had formerly lived in the Flat
head. An uncle is Joseph LaMott
of Blackfoot.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

3x1O FOOT FRIGIDAIRE MEAT
display case and also comput-
ing counter scale for sale. Phone
154-X. Claudia Price Columbia
Falls. 12*.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Name HiIbird, Member
National VFW Group

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-William
L. Hilbird, of the Montana State
Soldiers Home, has been named
a member of the VIEW. National
Youth Activities committee by
Commander-in-Chief Merton B.
Tice, of Mitchell, S. Oak.
Tice said that V.F.W. youth ac-
tivities served over 100000
youngsters last year.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
For Sale-Real Estate

2 BEDROOM MODERN HOME
on "a acre for sale. Will take
trailer house. Arthur Lyngstad.
Phone 188-K-2, Col. Falls. 12*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

DURACLEANED RUGS AND UP
holstery stay clean longer. Pile
unmats, colors revive. Cleaned in
your home. Use again same day.
inexpensive worldwide service.
Duraclean Service, phone 6267,
Kalispell. GAIA
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Wanted

WANTED TO RENT-BY REL1-
able party, modern house with
some acreage in area around Col
umbia Falls. Write Box 731, Pol
son, Montana. 13*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Rates 2Ia cents a word per issue;
Cash only. Minimum so cents.
For Rent

MODERN THREE ROOM APT.
for rent. Inquire at Wicklund's
Cabins, Martin City. 12*
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

MERCHANTS LEAGUE
Standings: Won Lost: Moody'S
Clothing, 1874; City Cleaners, 12-
4; C & G Service, LIS; Hungry
Horse Maintainers, 81; VFW Post
$3.50, 8-8; Vandevanter Meats, s.
IL; B & B Food Mart No. 2, 4-12;
1,fbaro,, PrOtbarhOnJ 10
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

BUY YOUR OWN CHASSIS =
then let Renfrow Cabinet Works
build your T. V. or radio-phono
combination cabinet, according to
your own design and desire. Phone
AK, Col. Falls. c1-12
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15

WE MAKE WRINGER ROLLS
Can duplicate 80 per cent Of all
makes of wringer rolls. Bring In
your old rolls for measurement.
Rein Electric. Phone 140. White
fish. If
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Services

MERCHANTS GET YOUR STORE
Display Islands built now, to
better display your Christmas
stock. Call Renfrow Cabinet
Works, AK, Col. Falls. c1-12
Hungry Horse news., 1954-10-15
Observe Oct. Is AS
Montana Poetry Day

Friday, Oct. is is being observed
as Montana Poetry Day" by proc
lamation of Governor j. Hugo
Aronson. President of the Montana
Poetry Association is Mrs. Elsie
c. Brammer, Bigfork.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Training a Pup

'Here is one way to break a pup
forever of the habit of tearing
clothes off the line. Most every
farmer has an electric fencer and
this can be used to teach the pup
a lesson. String a line from the
fencer along beside the clothesline
and make a wire with a hook at
each end. Hang one end over the
charged wire, and on the other end
a wet rag or cloth. The pup will
make one or two grabs and the
heavy shock will cure him forever
unless he is too stupid to be worth
training. This can also be used for
other items that they like to worry"
Mrs. w. r. ].
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15

the can as shown and smoothed the
cut edge carefully with file.
Turned the large opening up and
punched a hole near the edge so it
can be hung on a nail against the
wall. Soldered three or four nails
with the heads sticking out about
an inch to the lower rim of the
neck of the can. The sack is hooked
on to these nails and is held open
so both hands are free to use the
scoop. If the scoop is wide, it will
help if you press the front and back
together a little so as to make a
wider opening."-H. F.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Child's Stepup

HERE IS A sketch of a stepup
we built for our little grandson, who
came to live with us when he was
only nine months old. When he grew
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
CHICKEN MATERER

nailed at the corners and covered
with wire netting stretched tightly.
The pals are easy to fill and wash
and the cover keeps the fowls off
them, and they are out of the litter.
We like it better than poultry foun-
tains. Mrs. P. H.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Simple Sack Holder

''Here is a sketch of handy sack
filling device that I made from the
top of an old cream can. cut the
top off just below the shoulder of
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-02-15
Swinging Beads

sWHEN YOU ARE restringing
your favorite beads, dip the end of
the string into nail polish and twist
it to a point. When dry, it serves
better than a needle. Mrs. N. E. T.
Evening star., 1954-08-23

hAiDlV .i EQultMENI-TQDe tester.
sisnM senerator, nsnni Tracer: ase q
sPtu tvoss. 300. CsA ~. $4,000
al.eI = Pm
RANGE; beautiful automatic OKesfe
and Merritt chrome top with Eriddle.
vator; cost over $500; will sacrifice.
S175. Call TIE. 6-22pS. -25
mic sn,ra, psr,,ar .rArox Az a
hy n1 n ~ III "a gSSao ave. ~.
n;n.s st.,se,, ~ sna ogno~' - ese-
~ ~s, Do eu
PRODUCE STANDS. refrigerated and
non-relrigerated; excellent coma. !:
aiso wood STANDS: selling OUT cnesp'
Evening star., 1954-08-23
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK AND GENERAL housekeeper,
white? business couple. no children;
room and bath in new rambler; not
call OIL 4-4525. "a
HOUsEKEEPER. middle-aged woman
to do light Housekeeping and
cooking for an elderly cpl. in Chevy
, Chase. Must be able to help with
semi-invalid person who can walk
with help. To live in. VIII be
treated as Q member OF the family.
Call OIL. 2-3759. -23
HOUSEKEEPER-I in. Cooking
Local refs. Must be exper. with
san snilafenr Can 81 81. e-74si. Isi every -as 2ss''
G.H.W.. 25 to 40 yrs, live in. plain
cook, exper. with children: pleasant
and perm; work. cond. D. c. refs.
MAID. live in. Doctors home.
school-age children. Salary starts at
$50. Call TU. 2-5619. "a
an, under so. who desires home;
ghw. and supervise three daughters
of school age: own room and bath,
sha1sasteTT Sa1asS To TeeffssE4esp TeffssE4espces reoulFsd' sS
WOMAN over 30, g.h.w.. good salary
60 competent person. City ref. re-
= % 9niTs9; .Lu; r4265: 5:u.s,. u.25
Good home, employed cple. S-yr
old child. 5-day wk. $50 mo. Rm
and bed. RE. 5-924l. after $3.50
pm. --25
Evening star., 1954-08-23
SITUATIoNS-DoMESTIc

9.sasr e1aE 1ort Tints e. ssasss 49, wogs
wishes housework; refs Cali Ho.
GIRL. colored, wants day work at
once for working mother. Mon.
through Fri. Call Ii. 6-954s.
COLORED GIRL wishes days work;
laundry or full-time job. Phone LII.
CoIoRED MAID wants 5-day wk.;
g.h.w; or kitchen helper. Refs. AD.
WOMAN, colored desires g.h.w.
or cleaning. DU. 7-5684.
week ends of: Ho.. 2-9561.
care care; days week, live ont. co. s.
GIRL, colored, wishes full-time job
or days work. HUI. 3-4553.
WOMAN desires days work: ironing
pref; refs. .furn. 10. 2-0219 after 3.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Or g-h;w; G,5 3 days: with ref. Call SUM-
COLORED GIRL desires Job child
care: 5 days week; live in or out.
WANTED By a reliable eolored
cSIoRhp oGSan vow WosMzAsN N ssy Wants h sss74 shv
plain cooking or char woman; fond
Of children. Ii. 3-2571.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. and
child care: 8 days a week. Lincoln
C0IORaD HORf; WOMAN wants cleaning
and ironing, Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat-:
ref. Hudson 3-5043.
Evening star., 1954-08-23
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-N.w.

1854 QUE ST. NV; "The Kennert."
Running water In cozy, single
room: room BY the week only S6.25. Pa
SIS wk: up. no. Sea5so. Ma5
1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Clean, quiet
rms: IN excel. location: $3.50 wk.
MRS. CAPPs. RE: 7-e0al --23
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Elevator,type
1879 MASS. AYE.-single rooms; So
CONN. AVE. VIC, Upton st.-sgle.
front rm.. next to bath; convenient
sose KIfSSaE R6 KS NWfron. ceeoY .in
gle room. In quiet Christian home;
NEw 'iGfk axMPsaikE Il fHi GE aoGs1. f714 Il.
H a.,d aye: :.rx;r. n;w-NsTly Sec Sosgl sgle. rms.
$35- 5-S4o:s45, Dbis. Ss5-$30-S3b. PVT.
asSi QUIZ Sir. NV NW.Mod M al apt. s-Sikso: Sias:
studio apt. with refgr. and grill, for
Light hM9usekespiIng; M park. facilities.
L ST. NV. isis: 'risht DOWNTOWN
Cool. lst.fi. single room, next to
sGIRs. eash AND AND DDsfsL1Es., Dfs1E ls.. and COM
Portable: well loc.; reas. 1928 18th
1916 81 His Z ST. NV, mr.. Dupont circle circle
Lge. front rm., pvt. bath: spacious
way, Ss0 mo. DU 7-27a0; ewes.
1856 FS; 0soSSi ST. NV: 9TH. Dupon. s
a. single room. adj. bath: 81 yk.
GIRARD ST. NV. 14So-cool. ist-
a. single room with running water
and and adj, bath; 81 80 wkly: ru23
Circle-Redecorated single room adj.
shower, only 1928 wkly. --23
1885 N, n. AVE. N.W.-Only $3.50
mo. for comfortably furn. single
,ss sssm ,stS sist ST. f ssts NsWspus,n.ssvo2msen 2s
furn.: modern baths. NO. 7-9S89.
I740 p ST. NV. THE Churchiil"-
Clean rooms. running water. electric
De fsnsi nuxE sRRubTo 81 SS Roo@s ssss for fssti-
Vices Vice President: H mod. % s Sath, 81 sun iVs decs;
maid service; parking; breakfast
,aBs Gssi'pal PARK AP m. s-eSIS SW. Apt. Ss 5Ss-
.ss asssf slT front srT. T% for sh q bh a ,s1 ~;
1sss f16cfI f2cTiD ST. N.w.-Lse. -2a Tm.
with cooking facilities. S27 so mo.
Inspect any time. CO. b-6002.. "a
lovely rm. for lady. non -smofer,
non-drinker; every convenience. ST.
3-2443 or RE. 1880. Ext. 2920.
PARK-Bed-sittins rm.
comb. 1st a., richly furn.; $50 mo-;
In beaut. det. horse: / blk. Conn.
ave. WO. $4,000. --23
733 18th st. NV. -
Lovely rm. with refgr., pvt entrance.
$12 wk. IA. S-531s, RE. 7-796s.
wyo. AVE. MANSION: sgie. pvt. Sath.
newly turn.. use steinway: artistic
1850 asSei HsRyHRD sss mi 81 81 7Na.sa: NWs.epiSSs
rm.. privilege Of recep. rm.. kit. and
laundry. AD. 2-9446. 27s
500 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Efac. apt,
lge. rm.. elec. rfgr. and grili: new
furniture; near shower bath: linens:
$50 week, HO. 2-95S9. 80
LIST FL.---L.H.K. dble. rm. nr. bath:
$40 wkly. Also refrig.. gas stove,
sink. 5Oj Mt. Vernon pl. NV. corner
17os Pa. AVE. N.w.-sinrie rm., pvt.
bath, pvt. entr. No cooking. BY appt.
1883 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
for youna men: excellent location;
tile shower: 81 wk. pU. 7-9s14. ---21
I 40 MASS. AVE. E.W.--Single room.
So week. No drinkers. DE. 2-S263.
(Continued on Next Page.J
Evening star., 1954-08-23
MIscELLANEoUs FOR REM

D7 Caterpillar for rent
OF 4-S755
FANS OF ali types Tor evely appiica.
ton Seasonal or occasional rates
Cali Ma S-4259 THE GRIGSBY CO
TYPEWRITERS-All standard makes:
you may select; 81, mo-; 50. 3
me, nc Frs Free delivery P, G. UNITED
front end loader: for
hire. excavating and grading. base
ment and land clearing. hourly or
contract: day or might. Call so.
Evening star., 1954-08-23
ChifforObe, Child'S, SIS

Blond wood torig. $40l., DU. 7-S121
COLLECTORS ITEMs-Rare orient.
chandeliers, glazed wedgew. dish.
Copen. pore, camphor glass; Audu-
bon No. %, Courier Nv, gold leaf
frames. etc. XII. s-s745 Or XII.
DAIRY BOXES. both open s. g.. also
cond.: selling Uat cheap, remaining
In service business only. PRICE
REFGs. REI Gs.oeaGSo GO" a4oo Ca ave-
DIAMoNP@sssrifise. IAN sl5s: j. drinss, sp- y
500. sl4es 4estone ring. fn sooH5 ofH5n6o e.; G.,
S275; D'ALBERTs JEWELERS.. 3s1I
rMsckinlSy st, NV; 23
S cts. $50: sai iady's 2 III ia cts ets,. 8 $50:
400 s4oo f1SiNosToa Sii aSS nsns e Co. ~ iass SIS
II st: NV. NE. S.526S. %
DINING ROOM SUITEs 10 pc. like
pes,d, new Aqso W.,na. sxtension table tcld
pINETrE SETS. orig. $50: SPECIAL,
IRON: new oniyi 'nsSme caIi III. H5 sss1' sssoo
DIN. RIM. sET-Mahog. dble. ped.
table, buffet. s chairs. 2 with arms i
no reas. offer refused. or. 1880.
DREAM BOOKS and palmist books
on sale; 81: free advice on books:
open am. to q pm. daily and
Sun: book sales by Madam, 1920
G st. NV. End q. NE. S-056S
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANNICA, COM
plete library, "a vols. plus atlas,
dictionary. yearbooks and bookcase
Purchased new in late So and
never used. Price. $3.50. Cali co.
5-43S5. "a
FILING CABINET, legal. letter. etc.
FILE CABINET. 4 drawer. full susp
steel. green, $25: good cond. West
tnEhouse vacuum cleaner. SIS. HU.
S-42S1. -25
Evening star., 1954-08-23
FILE CABINETS
Special. pTIRCHASE

zATIoN--FIVE-DRAWER, Letter.
SIZE PEERLESS; FULL SUSPEN-
SION SION .a BALL BEARING; HEAVY
sCoST; $1i2: ENABLES Us no
H oFFER IN ah THE Moin H1sToRSSI sTToosSIoFp5Hs 81 oHs
BUSINESS. SACRIFICE PRICE
$29.50; ONLY 2 TO A CUSTOMERS
~ AVAILABLE. 100 LEGAL LET
TER 4-DRAwER WOOD FILES.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV. /.
FLORIST EQUTPMENT-McCray dis
play ice box; 1851 Ch olet panel
delivery truck; Clary cas-. reg: misc.
spns. ssp1Hy caSnsts nst r.t,rn and other florist
$4,000 will sell for best offer over
$500. Can be seen by calling ia.
FLUORESCENT LIGHTING FIX
TURES-3 tubes. 40 watt. $l2,50
ea. incl. tubes. ST. 3-4S4S. PA
FOAM RUBBER, 30-in. matt. $3.50,
all sizes: also cut to size. j. H
SiCHNER' 2olS M st. NV. Elk.
FOLDING MACHINE, Addressograph
Isaa moaei ,l,S iS22, USED @ $40. See at Eoom
FREEZER, upright. 11.5 Gu. IT,; new.
FROZEN FooD CABINETS. new and
used: commercial: excel. cond.: SELL
ing out cheap; remaining in service
business only. PRICE REFGR. CO.,
34O0 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2-2636.
81
FUR, Norwegian fox cape; orig. cost,
$500; only worn times; will accept
best offer. Call Wo. 6-s67O. --23
valued at $4,000: will sell for
$1,000 l VI, old peri Ju. 7-5s1l' EsS
FuRN.-Liv,, rm, suite, din. rm..
ings. Excel. cond. Leaving for Fla
Must sell. $500 for all. ia. 5-1S31.
FURN.--Entire furnishings 1-bedrm.
apt. black modernistic. Good cond.
Reas: Call Elk. 3-s535 after 6 pm
unclaimed-Round oak
table. SIS: sofa and chair. $40: sofa
bed $40: studio couch, ,S26; bed
so spns dnns ana roam se sse kitcSen ksfeEsT
table, SO; coffee, table, So; club
chair. $40: metal wardrobe, $40:
bed spring. So: sofa and matching
chair, modernistic, S11Q:, Lawson
SOlds TOU. we 90 reupnOlSCerlnR,l
sofa and chair, S9S; slip covers,
sofa and chair, S4S. Refinishings,
and cabinetwork, cornices and drap-
cries. HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS
2447 18th st. NV. co. 5-5116.
FURNITURE-Dble. bed, blond with
boy spring and mattress. $50. JU.
9-3971, between 9 and 10 pm.
FURNITURE-Leaving city, must sell
TV. sewing machine, washing ma
chine, electric ironer, bar, etc. 3029l
South Columbus North Fairlington)
Arlington, Va. "a"
bed, pillows, drapes, rugs, lamps,
coffee and din. tables, chairs, chest
Of drawers. etc. Must sell. Best offer.
sALE-Lowest prices on
better grade bedrm., dining rm., liv-
ing rm. Factory samples. closeouts,
etc. All brand-new at great savings
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
400 New York ave. NV, daily 10
9; Sat til 4. RE. 7-4310. --27
FURNITURE-Comp apt, modern
chrome .dinette set, refgr.- veneer
mahog. bedrm. set, TV. Cali Ii.
3-7706 after pm, Fri. and Sat.
all day Sun. and Mon. 33s
Evening star., 1954-08-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. J

ADDITIONS. PoRCHEs, screening,
complete remodeling service. esti-
mates free: all work fully guar.
meep No Money sn;c. dn; sEeo ss mos te pay, White
500, EN-. 2-s745. day % or nisht. Q
BRICK AND CINDER BLOCK WORK,
retaining walls our speciality. If you
Oh. 4-3257 after 8 pm. E2S
BRICKLAYING CONTRACTOR-Fire-
mason masonry Was A. FAdaN sssRi AZ Jo 'ypeS ygiesa e.
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing.
CARPENTRY. brick, cement work. HU.
3-S4S9. MR.. BAKER. 23'
BUILDING CONTRACTORS - New
cconstrnetion: con rsmodeling. repairs.
S. cali HE. 4-7434. ga
CABINETS. bookcases, custom built
furn.. window cornices. kit. cab.
fs".ss FREE sssimstss SSak o 4assS 4easasas'maksT
CARPENTRY AND BRICKLAYING.
alterations. repair. remodelling. wall,
steps. patios. outdoor firepL:. ali
Is yrs. experience. Free estimates,
WA. 7-0286. -23
- Porches, partitions.
shelving, cabinets. general repairs:
reliable. j. RoWELL, EX. 3-O627.
25s
CARPENTRY, alterations, repairs, re-
modelling. old and new work. MR..
SMITH. KE. 6-SS66 any time.
CARPENTRY and general repairs -
3 years to pay. Call LAWRENCE,
RA. 6-9703 or Ii. 6-S100.
CARPENTER--Does own work. Rea-
sonable. Remodeling, recreation rms
and trim work. Call JU. 5-611O.
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds: reas.
prices. prompt service. JU. 5-2145.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
Evening star., 1954-08-23

LABE ,1Dr UsD5k ssss6. 20 ye eF L. Se q Ssi gRF
Spring Reply tS P. o. Box $50
YOUNG LADIES, Salary. sales-experi-
enced or will train. CoLoRAMA.
Rm. 704' 2, t.,lv III 14th st. NV. before ss
Y NEEp fip' 3 MATURE WOMEN With
cars who speak or understand Yid-
dish. who need at least 500 wk:
Short training program, guaranteed
Sold prefer before w0Gsn cs Mr. TRo b 5sEe
shsGHsh EFidayo yofafsoskFuAiTS HI
bookkeeping machine operators.
IBM bank proof operators, clerk
typists; experienced only need ap-
Ply starting salary any sSi1aY hdas
wk. with maximum employe oene-
aSMInTos "A ayal's0s NAoRE dpRlK Ba a pef:sa ss4
Conn; ave. NV. Personnel Dept.
oPHNfSG Pc hSei SEPTEMBER 1 for teach
woman wonk, ago sor !s a Must ee
ested in child guidance. Excellent
opportunity for unusual earnings
and rapid advancement: Write Write
telephone. Box 7S-X. Star. "a
PART TIME as an AVON rep. you
can earn UP to $40 wkly. In your
own neighborhood: hrs. Of own
choosing; steady repeat bus. RE.
NEAT s1'' RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL
for fountain work. 215 N. Z.
cooIoREID. TO MAKE BEDS. clean
rooms. in small hotel, good pay.
do not phone: 1912 10th st. NV.
COUNTER GIRLS, white. for work
only. VICTOR'S. 4441 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1954-08-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BONDSTONE-New Q and 4 in. stone
or reg. standard mix stone can be
applied over any surface. THE
BEST 5GsrsEoSE G9sTs lsI2rs NG MoR6r R6r 2NLT pNLY
REAL STONE LOOK BECAUSE IT
IS APPLIED WITH MOLDS. You
will have that new dream home for
q lot less than you think. Positively
no obliEation for free estimates.
HInNp2 HINp SIrs 3HT Now SG Why Wax TIE pnons sESf pI.
4-6133, CAPITOL CONTRACTING
CO.. &S1o Beth. ave-, Beth. Md.
Evening star., 1954-08-23

r 5 Sv boz springs' Ms sofa sn,s bedsi
brands! All guaranteed. HU. $4,000
MEAT BLOCKS, >scales, meat saws.
veg. scales: all counter equipment;
remaining in service business only.
PRICE REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave-.
MEAT CASES. all sizes, both new
and used: all types including self
service; excellent cond.: selling out
ness only. PRICE REFGR. Co. aTU.
MEXICAN MgsT; '1GY GYFTscMexican Is Mexican shawls,
SOC to $25; Mexican Oriental rugs,
on sale at 735 18th st. NV. Open
o am. to o pm. daily and Sun;
MOTORS. 1/1oo to 100 h.p.. and re-
duction gear; GAO volts, rewound:
exch,, .ICARTY. 1908 14th st. NO.
MULTILITH ao6s, new rubber and
excellent condition. Call 10. $1,000 %.
OIL BURNER FURNACE, new. with
water tank. By OWNER. yU.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Fine. new spin
cts. IS mo. Investigate our famous
bU1 -HEN j AL plan. hl11 o looo
g st; NV. RE. 1912 wash. ss store
PIANO. iissao Wuriitzer spinet: used Very
1888 isso q rste St NV. vaiI RE. S.ssi2. A2s
P!ANos--Famous make grands at
deep cut prices: Knabe. Steinway:
Gable. from s595. fine condition and
st. NV. RE. 7-6212. -2s
grand, cello, half
s slzs sao riolin. ANTIQUE bench. Oh OF; A.
pEIaaSSos-Jordan's Silver Spring store
SssS !lssI: 's,ns.sa sas snc DOWN !oRPHNs.
fio5. PARK in front. Open daily
from 1870 until 2 as night. -27
n2h PEMssRfs plan joRDaNs e par
neI 18th and G sts. lphone ST.
Silver Spring tphone JU. 5-1105l.
Silver Spring store open every eve
1ins- Downtown store open Thurs
PIANOS 1aS ssenfad FOR RENT-spinets and
consoles So monthly and UP, plus
hauling. Also bargains in used pi-i
amos. ST. $4,000. PIANO MART.
1015 7th st. NV. -27
el,, PdASosaBrand % new stnndsrd make,
hogany finish. lO-year guarantee
and and consoles. ssF 81 s-ssoo. oec fIiSs PiANol
MART. 10I5 7th st. NV. Gust above
PIPE. iisf saiv.. black. copper. cast iron;
MACHINE. counter. clothes
Iaeks and fie cabinets. Call LIZ; l.
ooSVs 40
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

RADIO : Tv REPAIR. 1e-wk. eve.
S1g1ses Ss1T IrMsI 5as1o sH e Tkly iass TV q g g
nv: ma; S-4630. < 80
wkly.; 12 wks. ewes, So wkly. Guar
anteed course. Easy ABC system.
TEMPLE SCHOOL. 50th year. MA.
S-325S.
COLORED-TYPING or ABC short
hand, 16-wk. course, 81 wkly. Type
writers loaned for home use. Free
MA, S-3259,
Evening star., 1954-08-23
HELP--WokAEN

PUBLIC HEALTH NURsE-Fairfax
County Health Department. pubic
health degree or certificate. essen
&c. per. mile. Apply to director.
Fairfax. Va. CR. $3.50. ---23
RECEPTIONIST AND SALESLADY.
Apply HARRIS g. EWING, Pho
tographers. 1913 F St. NV. -26
RESIDENT MGR. for new air-cond
apt. bldg; must present fine ap-
pearance. have pleasing personality,
capable of supervising personnel,
and be thoroughly exper. in apt.
MANAGEMENT. Reply Box 5S-x. Star.