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Evening star., 1954-10-07
WOMEN WANTED

For part-time evening work, Mon.
day through Friday. Must have car
MUSICAL background preferred bu,
not essential. Apply 1880 g st. NV.
Friday. Oct. s, between 9 and
Evening star., 1954-10-07
ladies

To sell Christmas cards in spare time.
Big commissions. No exper. neces-
safy. Nothing. %. invest. You can
&c efrp pho. hDp z fssERTTx sa2 Ty ySEfG SG srupSo,ss
DEPT. 6sfl ss9 oreenmouns ave-.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIAN, brand new, 100 bass.
Valued at $500: ideal for beginner
Sa5iS NJ SAsaiafs. s1sHes; new and us used
$50 and up. Guaranteed. CEN
TRIAL. 20l9 14th st. NV. Ill
XIV mirror, 8 it.,
Q In tall DIJ 7.7015 -
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CENSUS TAKERS WANTED, to take
names for Arlington City Directory;
$34.5 per week, plus small bonus.
Handwriting and spelling must be
good. Special consideration for per-
manent employees. free to travel.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
BABY FURNITURE
& TOY SUPERMART
SAVE 30-6O%

on all natl adv baby furn, lay.
cites. infants wear. toys. hicycles
CARTONS. Serve yourself and save
In Washington's only Juvenile dis.
'0un:a a4s9.si aS1si 18TH ST NV
lopposite Ambassador Theaterl
Omen ewes Mon. Thurs. and Phi
FREE CUSTOMER PARKING
built-in. SIC; basins
toilets. pine. BLOCKS. INC.
1910 baltimore Ave. WA. 7-5501
1746 Lee Hwy, IA. e.a700
BED SPRINGS, Simmons, double, coil;
single Hollywood bed. Good condi-
ton; very reasonable. LU. 2-51SS.
BEDS, genuine mahog.: sele. bed. box
spg., inner-spg.. matt. and mahog.,
N.size canopy bed, sofa and chair;
Also, antique mahogany chest Of
drawers. All excel. condition; reas,
RA. 3A2226.
BED-Double HOLLYWOOD bed, S3b
IN 1-022f1 %
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contents OF house;
3070 Porter st. NV, KE. 7-O039.
liv. rm.. maple and
walnut bedrm., dresser. drop-leaf
table, lounge chairs; coffe, cor. and
end tables. Hide-a-bed. XII. S-0Q3b.
Chinese and broadloom
rugs. lounge chair, trans-oceanic ra-
dio-TV comb, china. XII. 8-1313.
FURN., ETC.-Bedrm. suite. rock
maple, twin beds, compl.; 2 dressers;
500. Two mahog. straight chairs.
$4 ea.; genuine Boston rocker. Sl2:
3 porch chairs. S4 ca; love seat
(bed), $40: wardrobe trunk, $50;
washing mach, S12; many other
household items, very cheap. TU.
GAS RANGES. new. used; repairs. oil.
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
1011 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952.
GAS RANGE, 36 in, $215 selling
price, will sacrifice for $S5. Inspect
by calling KE. S-4334. -
GAS RANGE, Kenmore; excel. cond.
time-clock oven. sep. broiler; chrome
pipes incl; $65. CIR. 3-0104. 10
GAS RANGES, new. used, Installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Georgia
ave. DE 2.55fifi
Evening star., 1954-10-07

SALESLADY. ready-to-wear and mil
linery; must be thoroughly exper. j;
steady position; excel. opportunity;
salary, $50 per wk. Apply 1918
sAIESWOMEN, for gift shop: per-
manent position; 40-hr., 6-day wk;
Apply bet. $40 a.m.-6 pm. MARY
BAYNES GIFTS. 902 14th ct. NV,
Evening star., 1954-10-07

PAINTING, PAPERING
Carpentry. FILA loans. RA. 6-9703.
PAPER NOW--Low. prices. AL work:
newest sample; inteGior painting;
1854 sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA 3.7393 or JU. 9.76OS,
Evening star., 1954-10-07

KENNEL MAN OR WOMAN; exper.
ieaced with animals. Driving permit
required, and knowledge Of Airing
ton county. References will be
checked. Call JA. 2-4455 after 9.
REAL ESTATE statesmen or woman;
Good opportunity. GOSS REALTY
CO., 2144 K st. NV, MA. S-1353
TYPIST, college graduate with ply
sical sciences background and IMB-
PSM experience preferred. Work for
research organization in Bethesda
Write fully to P. o. Box b96S, Be-
thesda Md
Evening star., 1954-10-07
M STREET
BUILDING SALE
MATERIALS
FRAMING FIR

ALL PRICES ARE YARD PRICES
DIRECTIONS 10 JOB: out 2. Capitol
M and LIST s.W. Tel. IL. 3-06Oo.
Open q DAYS . week. q % q. 20
(Continued on Next Pags,)
Evening star., 1954-10-07
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

PoRCHEs. 3alousies.
mates free; sIl work fully Guar, guar
mechanics, SECQ SALES. JU. 81
3OlO. EM. 2-S?40 day or night.
ADDITIONS-Add Q room BY incios-
OF attic. We do Z complete mod
ernixing Job. Install Kitchens,
jalousies. storm windows; new roofs
and stdings.. All work guaranteed.
No money down, very easy terms.
Call q. r. ST. DENIS. LO. 7-26S1
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
IA. 7-e77o ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-10-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CoLORED-sHORTHAND, TYPING;
Ssz aox ana aESrc fys Icy Ya5sly E5sEs fss E15I
LEaE. ssG I +: NV. 81. s-ssso:
RADlO-TV REPAIR. I6-wk. evening
courses course RsH5p q sf,yE weekly 4; EyzasSSS ~ 81
SHORTHAND in wks. day. $12
snteed course. Easy ABC system
TEMPLE SCHOOL. Ma. 8-3258.
STENOTYPE MACHINE SHORTHAND
10000 words per min, Free stenotype
machine TEMPLE SCHL. Ma. S.325S.
AMERICAN PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL.
Al Job placement service. 1919
PIX RECEIPT. SCHOOL--Bono Bldg :,
est. 25 yrs. Hundreds placed Age
no handicap. No. $40-$50 agency
fees. Day and eve. classes. Compare
Phone HU 3-3&24: ST S-727S
Evening star., 1954-10-07
CASHTER-SATES

CLERK
Drugstore experience. Must have local
references. Good pay. Excellent
working cond.: vacation with pay;
meals furn. Give full particulars.
Box 435-A. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsTi 5:day week. age 81
80; salary $40 wk:; perm: POSITION;
Apply Mr.. Sheer, H. ABRAHAMSON
CO.. 1892 9TH st. NV. $.
CLERK TYPIST, exper.; b-day. 3D.
hour week. Small once. Apply after
10 m, RIM. 52S, 91O 18th st. NV.
CLERK-rYPIST. part time. 3 days
q wk. Write Box 346-E, Star. p
CLERK TYPIST, permanent position
in well established real estate ONCE
Pleasant working conditions air.
conditioned ofice, 5-day week. FRED
A: SMITH CO., Ills list. n; W.
CLERK-TYPIsT. white, young lady
for general office work. in Mopar
parts wholesale operation;. day
week. Good opportunity for right
party. Usual employe benefits: Call
Mr.. Dixon, DE. .2-2003. CENTRAL
APTO PARTS. 1880 P st. NV. IS
CLERK RK-TYPISTS-We have openings
for clerk-typists, under 35, in oul
home office. Typing speed not es'
sential. Hours $50 to 4:45. 5-day
week. Vacation and sick leave bene-
fits. Economical cafeteria in build;
fioor. & EoUITABsIE LIFE INSURANCE
Co S16 14th ST. NV -S
Evening star., 1954-10-07
OPPORTUNITY
ATTENTION
MEN
IMPORTANT
NOTICE

Our firm needs 2 young men with car.
S4O5, Call RA. 6-1202 THURSDAY
for appointment.
PART TIME
We train you: 81 to 30; car: white.
For information. call ,AD. 4-SSle.
Evening star., 1954-10-07

AUTO EQUIPMENT-Complete seiec-
tion Of garage tools and equipment
At Mcneil INC MOTORS. ress i4Is P St. st.
BasY n,s;; cR, cR1B s-2lSS' ANS' MATTRESS, rood
BABY FURN.--Bought. sold. rented
and EXCHANGED. Also clothing, br!c-
a-brac on consignment. GOOD-hS-
NEW SHOP, IA. 7.S572. --8
Evening star., 1954-10-07
WAITRESSES

Part time week ends. very good earn
ings. must be exper. Apply in person
only after 4 pm. KUSHNER'S RES
TAURANT, S523 Piney Branch I'd.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
MAN-DEPENDABLE
MAN WITH CAR

with car; permanent employment
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. S7oi
Evening star., 1954-10-07
ANTIQUES
SHOW AND SALE

The 18th SILVER SPRING ANTIQUES
SHOW opens at the Silver Spring
Armory on Mon, Oct. IL. through
Fri. OCT: 16. from II am. to IL
Why travel miles in search u an
antique item when here under one
roof So dealers present for your
inspection fabulous collection of
authentic ANTIQUES.
These reputable so dealers have pur-
chased thru auction galleries, homes
and estates. merchandise that will
suit the needs and pocketbooks OF
even the most scrupulous buyers.
There will be an abundance OF early
pine cottage furniture. good sup
ply of art and signed French glass.
decorated Ironstone, mechanical
banks. fine china. dolls. prints. jew
elry. firearms and hundreds Of won
derful things for sale.
This "ad" ,,, plns 80 cents. . Sfiers you
show and sale all 5 days---at only
one price, so cents: no tag. For
info. call RA. 3-760S or TU. 2-2727.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
DRUG-CIGAR
~~ --~~

ExPERIENCED-Fa store:
pleasant working conditions. Apply
In person only, DORCHESTER
PHARMACY. 24S0 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
TELEVISION OUTSIDE
SERVICEMEN, COM :
MISSION AND SALARY,
FULL TIM E ONLY.
CALL MA. $3.50 BE-
TWEEN Z AND 8 PM.

TELEvTsToN sERvICEMEN. outside,
with cars; also henchman. We want
men who are worth more than Sl2g
per wk. Do iot nhone. Apply 1S22
fEIEvfsioN EIiH sERvIcEMEN. outside.
with car. Also benchmen. Perm.
Jobs, car allowance. good pay. Apply
In person, WoODMOOR APPL1-
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN, outside
work. Some bench exper. Excel. pay.
TEfEvisioS SERVICE MEN. outside
or bench men: transp. furnished;
above-ayerage salary. SO. b-T15o.
TILEsETTER, ceramic, experience
necessary. BEATTY STYLE TILE
Evening star., 1954-10-07
FURNITURE

ALL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Maple sofa and chair. $34 4.95; fioor
lamps, S5: studio couch, $24 .95;
platform rocker. So; end tables, 81;
Simmons Ace coil springs, $3.50:
mattresses, $40; sofas, all styles.
$19.95; occasional chairs. $40; hum
IN SseS e Of reSon Saer atsRs Rssd TRzD Rzf.
ING MART. 215 King st.. Alex, Va.
KI 2.Q200 Ia
Evening star., 1954-10-07
SECRETARIES

we need several young ladies who
are efficient secretaries. Who desire
interesting. permanent employment.
WE OFFER:
(1)-Good salary
(2)-Ideal working conditions
f3)-Libera1 vacation plan
(4)-Pension plan and group life
for advancement
(6)-Other employe benefits
TO QUALIFY:
(1l-Type 45 w.p.m. or better -.
t2)-Shorthand so w.p.m. or better
experience
(4)-Good history record which Will
stand Investigation before en-
ployment.
OTHER OFFICE JOBS AVAILABLE
APPLY
OPERATIONS
RESEARCH OFFICE
1885 WISCONSIN AVE.
BETHESDA, MD.
ROOM 201
8 TO 11:30 AM TO 3 PM.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
FURNiTURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

$s9.95 6-pc. chrome dinettes- $40. 90
$69.95 chairs. uphol., springs, 1890
$98.50 Administer rugs, 9x12. 49.95
S69. 80 advertised HOLLYWOOD = 47.95
$139.50 maple bedroom suite, $3.50
$219 7-pc. dining room suite. $500
KING. S203 GA. AVE. JU. 9-5S91
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RELp--woMEN
PRX OPERATOR

Fuiiy exper.. ages bet. 1885. $500
mo. start. Adyancements commen-
surate with ability, Apply IN person; erson;
QUAKER CITY LlNOLEUM COs guy
n at NV -
Evening star., 1954-10-07

YOUNG WOMAN. white; to work u
appt., ia. 9-9555 after 12 noon.
Evening star., 1954-10-07
HEtp--MEn Gent,
STOCK m,ERK

white. 20-3o: zo-hr.. .5-day week;
araph record dept. Of leading
Wholesaler. At least Q Yrs. high
school education. Excel opportunity
for young man interested In his
future. Apply Mr.. Shuey. $500
Am. or les pm. SOUTHERN
WHOLESALERS. 707 Edsewood st.
ne.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01
Producer of pounds, price and profit!

Why is Black Boy the established leadera Why is he
hard to beat7
Actually he born be ahead For Angus is the
modern beef type patchy and wasty, but and
carrying much of the weight in preferred
hndquarters rough and big boned but smooth and
and still rugged enough rustic for food the
steep slopes and rocky where other cattle fater
big -beed and long bodied trnnddIed and low
efficient of your grain and roughage
markettopping beef
Yes that's why you'll profit with Black Boy
you're turning your good grain green grass
unnecessary bone. belly and brisket but into beef
quality beef beef that brings topof the pces
n American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Assn
- Dexter Avenue Chicago q lRnss
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-08-01

Forming is hazardous business. Guord
carefully against accident but protect your.
self from loss by taking out q Montana
Former Stockmon SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY Full information on
request. Write Insurance Dept. Montana
Furmer-Stockmon. Great Folls. Mont.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
AU and SibIey File
High Court Brief in
Fight for Hospital

American University and Sib-
ley Hospital late yesterday filed
their Supreme Court brief oppos-
ing the latest move by citizens
of the Wesley Heights Spring
Valley area to block construction
of a hospital on university prop
erty,
Attorneys for the two institu-
tions are trying to convince the
court it should not grant the
citizens petition for writ of
certiorari to review lower court
decisions permitting the hospital
construction.
Fear Value Depreciation.
The citizens contend the pro-
posed structure, which would be
built on the southwest corner Of
the university property at Ne
braska and Massachusetts, av-
enues NV, would depreciate the
value of their homes. Traffic con-
gestion and other nuisance fea-
lures" also would stem from a
hospital in the neighborhood.
the citizens argue.
In their Supreme Court brief,
the university hospital interests
contend Washington needs a
new hospital in that section and
that the university has a right
to continue its development,
which began long before the
1920 Zoning Act was passed.
Commission Reversed.
The litigation started after the
District Zoning Commission
granted the request of the civic
group to zone the university
tract as residential A restricted.
The property previously had
been merely Residential A. a
zoning category that permits
hospital construction.
The U. S. District Court for
the District of Columbia later
reversed the commission ruling
and was upheld by the U. S.
Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict of Columbia.
It is the latter decision the
r'''-'c'-" 90 1g the Supreme
Court to review,
Evening star., 1954-11-18
News Of Music
Bernstein, PIoying4is Own
Work, Gives Lift to Concert

individuality or variety: the mu-
sic itself shows little evidence
Of form or direction.
That Mr.. Diamond is q COM
poser of considerable talent, he
has shown In other works. The
commonplaceness Of the present
piece may be the result Of full
filling a commission without the
skill to make routine seem
craftsmanship or without en-
thusiasm to engender inspira-
ton.
The Bloch piece substituted
for the solo narrator five singers
who had a few nondescript
phrases in the last movement.
Otherwise the music was not
dissimilar in its featurelessness
With the advent on the stage
Of Leonard Bernstein the festiv-
tiles took a decided turn for the
better. Mr.. Bernstein is an ex-
cellent pianist. and in THE Age
Of Anxiety" he shows himself q
composer with a fair for the
spectacular. The work is based
on a poem of Auden which Mr..
Evening star., 1954-11-18
National Symphony to Play
For Silver Spring Students
.AP Wirephoto.

DR.. Forbes H. Norris, school
superintendent for Montgomery
County and an honorary patron
for the concerts, has announced
that students may be excused
from classes to attend the con-
certs on a written request from
their parents.
Tickets are so cents and are
being sold in schools throughout
the county and at Dale Music
Store, 8240 Georgia avenue.
Silver Spring.
Sponsor of the concerts is the
Montgomery County Women's
Committee for the National Sym
phony Orchestra. Mrs. Aaron
Levy is chairman and is assisted
by Mrs. Edward Stern, Mrs.
Harold Prizes. Mrs. Minro D.
Plumb and Mrs. Samuel B. Bled-
soc.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

Bernstein considers" one Of the
most shattering examples Of
pure virtuosity in the history Of
British poetry. The essential line
Of the poem (and Of the music)
Is the record Of our difficult and
problenatical search for faith" :"
The concert-sympho reviews
the life of man. according to
the composer. from four personal
points of view: The piano. ap-
parently, is man and the or
chestra fate or environment or
the alter ego. Except for the
extended middle section. the
music seems unduly episode and
improvisatory. In the middle Of
the proceedings. however. come
some ragtime and jazz that are
Evening star., 1954-11-18

stunning. and that were played
by Mr.. Bernstein with the
greatest brilliance.
The excitement of piano and
orchestra aroused a young girl
in the audience who had been
somewhat out of touch with the
PROCEEDINGS. She turned to her
b0y-friend and exclaimed: Look,
he's playing without any sheet
muSic!"
Evening star., 1954-11-18
News Of Music
BY Doy Thorpe

National Symphony Orchestra.
Howard MitcheL: conductor. Soloists:
Hansel. soprano: Harold Ronk. bari-
tone; Mary Alyce Bennett. mezzo-
soprano; Ann Sinclair. mezzo-soprano:
Eachaei Koerner. contralto. Lorne
Diamond; israel symphony. symptoms Afaocn: Bloch:
The AGE Of Anxiety. symphony No. Q
for piano and orchestra. Bernstein.
To celebrate the 300th ami.
versary of the settling of the
jews in the New World. Howard
Mitchell and the National Sym
phony last night played an all
Jewish concert which included
the Israel Symphony" of
Bloch, "The Age of Anxiety" of
Bernstein. and a new work COM
missioned for the occasion, a
symphonic eulogy for narrator
and orchestra, "Ahavah," or
Brotherhood" by David Dia-
mond.
The text Of "Ahavah," intoned
into the microphone by Lorne
Green, an actor, starts "How
long will the scales of justice re-
main unbalanced? It continues
with Sundry observations on
equal rights, tolerance, right
eousnesS, the New World, free
dom, reverence, Benjamin Frank
lin, worship, work, what was said
to George Washington, what
George Washington replied, de-
mocracy. civilization, peace and
truth. It goes on for about 80
minutes, and while it might be
fairly good material for the back
pages of the Congressional Rec
ord, 1t is a libretto that reduces
the pulse rate of the nearer to
close to absolute zero.
Mr.. Diamonds score that
serves as a background to this
emotional farrago might be
suitable film music for q docu-
mentary or a soap opera, but
it is out Of place elsewhere. The
scoring is notable for lack of
Evening star., 1954-11-18

The first Of q series Of Young
Peoples Concerts in Silver Spring
given by the National Symphony
Orchestra will be presented twice
on Monday at the new physical
education building of Mont
gomery Blair High School.
Featured soloist will be a 10
year-old violinist. Leroy Peter
son, a student at Takoma
Evening star., 1954-11-18

Academy in Takoma Park and
the son of the Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Peterson of 8005 Garland
avenue, Takoma Park.
The concerts will be given at
12:45 pm. and at 2 pm. and are
open to all students from the
upper elementary grades through
high school.
DR.. Howard Mitchell will be
the conductor.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Gold Coast RuiIwuy

The Gold Coasts new railway
from Achimota to the port of
Tema is now in operation over a
40-mile course that includes
seven reinforced concrete bridges.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

s. TO REDEEM A WINNING CARD :.
simply fill in your name and address
and your Neiehborhood Stores name
and address on the reverse side Of your
cord, and moiI to: CROSS-OUT, Box
55l, St. Louis, No. (AIl cords be-
come the property Of Cross-Out Ad-
vertisin9 Co..
Evening star., 1954-06-03

BAKED HAM, beans.
sweet treats taste bet
ter :. when you use
DOMINO Old = Fash .
ioned Brown Sugar!
Gives rich, real mo.
laSSeS flavor.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

GINGER ALE at its best
CANADA DRY Ginger Alel
Finest ginger, scientific car
donation gives finest flavor,
lasting sparkle. In handy car.
tons, big bottles.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

ALL YOUR COOKING will be
better with q HOTPOINT
Range! It's the modern, elec-
trio way to cook exclusive
features make any meal q
banquet! See 1t today!
Evening star., 1954-06-03

THE WHOLE FAMILY loves
cookies made with FLAKO
COOKIE MIX! You can cater
to everyone'S taste for
FLAKO makes all kinds. Best
ingredients lowest cost!
Evening star., 1954-06-03

DELICIOUS FROSTING
with out cooking with
FRANKLIN ConfectionerS
xxx Sugar! Blends per-
fectly makes filings, fon-
dantS finer, creannier, better.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

ALMOST EVERY.
THING from dudS to
dishes Is a Set-up for
"SUDSY" original
detergent ammonia.
Get Parsons Sud
SY" Ammonia today!
Evening star., 1954-06-03

WHY MEASURE nonfat dry
milk? Buy red package Of
dairy-sweet STARLAC 3
pre-meaSured envelopes {.
each makes a quart! For cook
ing drinking &c a quart!
Evening star., 1954-06-03

RELIEVE blackheads,
pimples, S, externally
caused blemishes &.
have lovelier skin
with c u TIC u r A
Soap. Ointment. Med
icated LIQUID.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

A PERFECT pepper-upper for
any meal MANN'S Potato
Chips. Their crisp, oven-fresh
flavor makes other foods and
beverages taste even better.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

WITH HASH nearly every
body uses LEA & PERKINS!
This century old favorite adds
the zest, richness this wond-
erful dish deserves! Keep a
bottle on the table.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

SPAGHETTI, maca-
roni, noodles all
taste better with
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
Sauce with Meat
Balls! Nothing to
add just heat.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

PLUMP, TEN d z r peas.
KOUNTY KIST Brand Peas
with farm-fresh flavorl
scientifically " grown and
packed in prize pea-growing
counties . yet so economical.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

o. CEDAR DRI CLIO u
gives furniture the long &
lasting Bone Dry shine q
with no hard rub dricl
bing. Just. smooth it on,
let dry, wipe off. ~
Evening star., 1954-06-03

GO AHEAD buy your
little girl those kid party 4
shoes. And care for them u
with gentle MEL-O-
WAX. Cleans and pol
iSheS any delicate leather.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

THE WEATHER changes
but you keep it as you like it
with a HOTPOINT Air Con-
ditioner! Cools. cleans, dries.
circulateS air has carod
heater for chilly days!
Evening star., 1954-06-03

GET TOP GRADE, first quail
ity, WILBERT'S NO-RUB Wax
for your floors. No rubbing,
buffing dries quickly.
SPECIAL HALF PRICE SALE
full pint now only 23c.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

WASH DISHES
F A S T E r with
TUFFY! o n y
TUFFY is tough
enough to scrub
off sticky foods.
gentle enough to
WA Sh finest. china
Evening star., 1954-06-03

A BRAND NEW NO
Drip" Dispenser included
with every jar of LAKE
SHORE HONEY. Helps
stop dribbling, sickness
and waste.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

THE JUICE from the worlds
most priced citrus fruit :.
TangerineS concentrated
and frozen by MINUTE MAID!
Everybody loves that rich,
sweet, tangy flavor!
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SUNSWEET

SUNSWEET only
Prune Juice with pre-
m e a Sured laxative
strength never di-
luted with non-laxative
SweetenerS. Rich in iron,
delicious, too.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

DRINK NEW SPUR . . . the
cola with FLAVOR ACCENT
:. world-famous Canada Dry
qualityi Delicious refresh
ment in economy size
bottle S full glasses!
Evening star., 1954-06-03

COUNT ON GORTON'S when
time is short! GORTON'S
FiShcakeS save you time, save
you money! And you can be
sure your family will clamor
for more so get plenty.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

YOUR BABY deserves
HEINZ the only
Baby Foods backed
by an 85-year quality
tradition. Fine flavor, =,
color and texture!
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SOILAX

SOILAX the
Amazing new clean
er that diSSolveS
ART, grease without
Tubing, without
tinSing! Safe for all
washable surfaces.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
GOT COLD? Buy

YES TISSUES :. 80
the only tiSSueA~J
treated with anti SAW>
bacterial agent to "
stop growth Of germs. Effec-
tive Ap to two days.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
AREA.

KEEP SAL HEPATICA
on hand -. consti-
patton can occur any
time. Gentle, speedy
relief SweetenS
sour stomach at the
same time.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
WINNERS! !!

chorIes W. Curtis
Mrs. Joseph {. Burns
Mrs. Airline Knight
virisipio Cudy
HoroId c. Dicks
Mrs. Philip J. Boyer
Mrs. Marion Brooks
Ernest Lum
Marguerite Kicks
Mrs. S. Feldmon
Albert Lorch
Mrs. Frances Urbonek
Nodeene PoIcen
Mrs. !. SiIber
M. D. Stewort
Harry R. Pointer. Jr.
Mrs. George Rusk
Mrs. Morgoret Atkins
Helen Lonse
J. Bernard Smith. JT.
Mrs. !. Whiteup
Mrs. Fred WooIston
Mrs. Robert {. EorIl
Mary {. Smith
CIoreen Nopper
Keith BoIIontyne
Mrs. Hozel Curry
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BETTER BAKING .

BETTER bAMINU :.
or your money back!
KITCHEN CRAFT ALL
purpose Flour guar
antees to improve any
recipe. Pre-fluffed for
lighter baking.
Evening star., 1954-06-03

DELICIOUS FAVORITE
Of all ages SEVEN
UP! So pure. so good. so
wholesome. All-Family
Drink! BY the case or
handy carton!
Evening star., 1954-06-03
GIasbake
OVENWARE {

GET PHILIP MORRIS,
King Size or Regular,
Americas Vintage Gig
arctic, in the exclusive,
new SNAP-OPEN pack.
It's a SNAP to open.