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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Party At B.M. Beattys
Given AS Farewell
For Mrs. Mary Beatty

Mrs. Mary p. Beatty has gone to
her home in Zephyrhills, Florida,
for an indefinite stay. Before she
left, she was honored at a party
last Friday at the home of her son
and daughter"in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
B. NJ. Beatty, North Oak Street.
Other guests were, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Robson, Mrs. Beatty's
son-in-law and daughter, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Hahn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Methodist Women Organize For Year
At Annual Meeting In Church

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the London Meth
odist Church, elected officers and
Circle leaders for 1856 at a
meeting in the church parlors
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Forrest r. Hanson was
elected president; Mrs. Thomas j..
Selby, Jr., vice president; Mrs. Roy
Daniels, secretary; Mrs. Darwin
Keye, treasurer; Mrs. Clarence l..
Hunter, Secretary of Promotion;
Mrs. Robert Phillips, Mrs. Robert
Lukens, Mrs. Arnold Fetter, Secre-
taries of Christian Social Relations.
Secretaries of the various de-
partments of the Society are: Mrs.
William j. Robson, Missionary
Education; Mrs. Wallace V. Mich
OILS, Student Work; Mrs. Wolford
Jones. Spiritual Life; Mrs. Robert
Dillingham;, Youth Work; Miss
Geraldine Henry, Children's Work;
Mrs. Robert McSavaney, Supply;
Mrs. Robert Day, Literature; Sta
tus of Women, Mrs. William Fen
der, Mrs. Robert Day and Mrs.
Roland Plymell.
Leaders of the Circles and their
assistants were chosen as follows:
Circle No. /, Mrs. o. Z. Liller and
Miss Grace Ballenger; No. 2, Mrs.
Ralph Deyo; No. 8, Mrs. Charles
Van Horn and Mrs. Roy Dixon;
No. a, Mrs. Merle Bigelow and
Mrs. John Ford; No. 5, Mrs.
George Brokaw and Mrs. E. A..
Wall; No. 6, Mrs. Paul Manning
and Mrs. Carl Thibaut.
Members of the London church
will attend the Ohio Conference of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service in Springfield, April 20 and
81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Garden Clubs See
Rose | ourndment

The Flower Lovers Garden Club
entertained members of the Mt.
Sterling Club Friday afternoon
and for the entertainment of their
guests had a showing of movies of
the Tournament of Roses and des-
cription of their trip to the Rose
Bowl game by Cecil G. Harsh.
Mrs. w. I. Coppock, president,
greeted the guests for the hostess
club, the two groups being inter-
ested in the reports given of the
Toledo Flower Show, as given by
Mrs. Roy Keye, of a meeting at
which Flower Lovers had been
guests of the London Garden Club
by Mrs. Charles Holland, and re-
port from still another meeting at
Hollandia Gardens, near Spring
field, by Mrs. Coppock.
Tea was served after the pro-
gram to, Mrs. John Junk, Mrs.
Robert Fulton, Mrs Edwin Glenn
ans, Mrs. Kenneth Lugenbeel, Mrs.
Robert Gittins, and Mrs. John
Brockey from the Mt. Sterling
Club; Mrs. Bert Laird, Mrs. Glenn
Tootle, Mrs. Bertha Steinhauser,
Mrs. Cecil G.. Harsh, Mrs. Eden
Harsh, Mrs. Ernest Griffin, Mrs.
Earl Terman, Mrs. Donald Laird,
Mrs. Leo Pierce, Mrs. James
Hume, Miss Lucille Harper, Mrs.
Albert Karns, Mrs. Herman Webb,
Mrs. Rufus Snyder, Mrs. Lon john
son, Mrs. Sidney Sullivan, Mrs.
Charles Holland, Mrs. Roy Keye
and Mrs. w. l. Coppock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

we must be responsible for devas-
tated forests, vanishing wild life,
crippled ranges, a quilted contin-
ent, and roaring flood crests that
exist today.
There have been pioneers trying
to arouse the American people TO
the seriousness of the farm situa-
ton, the speaker stated, mention
ing particularly, Forest Service,
Fish and Wild Life Service, Ma
tional Parks Service, Soil Conser-
walton Service, and others.
In 1947 a soil conservation dis
trict was organized in Madison
County over which Paul Bangham
of London has charge. Mr.. Bang
ham supplemented Mrs. Reach's
remarks with colored slides show
ing how soils can be saved on the
farms of Madison County. These
rich farms can be kept productive
by means of proper drainage, test
ing soils, treatment of limestone,
crop rotation, etc, the speaker
stated. Madison County, he said, is
one of the most productive in the
country, corn being the main pro-
duct, but it requires three and one
half acres per person to keep up
the standard of living. I'VE must
practice conservation in fitting the
land for its proper use if we are
to survive" Mr.. Bangham stated.
During the informal social hour
that followed, the hostess served
delicious refreshments to the men,
bers and one guest, Miss Irma
D,.iY,nIa
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Mrs. Roger Honored At
Farewell BY Fellow
Employees At Murphys

Mrs. w. c. Roger, was very
pleasantly surprised at her home
on the Sedalia Pike last Wednes-
day evening with a farewell pot
luck supper given by the en-
ployees of the G. c. Murphy Com
pany where she has been employed
for the past three and one-half
years. They also presented her
with a dozen beautiful roses and
other lovely gifts.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
Return From
Stay In N. Y.

Mrs. j. r. Conway, North Main
Street and Mrs. Cass Speasmaker,
Elm Street, are home from a two
weeks stay in New York. They ac-
companied j. r. Conway and Sam
+. Robson and did the town" un-
til the two sailed for Europe on
the S. S. Empress of Scotland on
March 26.
Mrs. Conway's uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Frost of Hart
ford, Conn, came down for the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
The Body's By Fisher!

The Body's By Fisher!
No other low-priced Car has a Body by
Fisher-but many of the high-priced
cars do. That fact alone tells you there
must be something extra special about
the style, quality and construction of
Body by Fisher. And there is! You can
see it, feel it and even hear it when you
slam the door.
Toduy's most modern engines!
That goes for Chevrolet's new VS and
two new skies as well. For example, all
Chevrolet engines bring you modern
12-volt electrical system double the
voltage of other low-priced cars. This
means quicker cold weather starting and
a greater electrical reserve. Then Chew
rolet's new "Turbo-Fire VS." has the
shortest piston stroke in the industry,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

sailing and were accompanied to
Hartford by their niece and Mrs.
Speasmaker After a two days
stay there. the two Londoners
started on the return home, stop
ping in East Liverpool for brief
visit with Mrs. Conway's brother
in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Dunlap, arriving home Sat
urday.
Almost simultaneously, the Con-
ways two sons, Jim and Peter. ar
rived from Kenyon College, Cam
bier, and are having a spring va
cation with their mother.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

and develops the highest power per
pound of any V8 in the low-price field.
1t takes valve-in-head leadership like
Chevrolet's to bring you truly modern
engines like these!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

Slone, Martha Hastings, Tony Stu
thard, Ivan Miller, Fred Wells,
Bob Colwell. Rodney Fout and
John Jacobs.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

Rosemary Anderson of Plain
City spent the weekend with Linda
BidweI.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08
A drive to suit your driving!

You can take your choice of three diff
ferent drives-and every ones as mod
ern as this minute. There's silky,
peppery Powerglide, new Overdrive
(both extra-cost options), and new
Synchro-MeSh transmission that's as
smooth as they come.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-08

All the power helpers you wont!
Windows, seat, steering, brakeS-all are
available with built-in muscles to
make driving as effortless as you wish.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
The bra that iues up to its name!
Exquisite Form
makes a promise and keeps it!
- to 8

You could wish for nothing nicer nothing oveer than
the silhouette you present when wearing an Exquisite Form
bro The bro thot keeps its PROMISE lives up to its name
The circular Stitching gentle control and firm upift gives
you the hoh rounded bustne demanded by the long,
torso spring prints Cotton or nyon, sizes 81 to 49,
Lansbuueh.-coRsEr sHoP-Thrd Floor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01

Capital investment for each of the
S.5 million farm and ranch operators,
hired hands and family workers today
averages about $4,000, not including
farm dwellings, household goods, saw
ings and automobiles which might
make another $1,000 per worker. In
1910 average capital investment was
So 500. Value per worker Of land used
in production is roughly $4,000, COM
pared with s., 500 in 1910.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01
Increase crop yield with an
ORTHO seed protection program

Control seed rot, Seeding rot
and damping-Off
on sorghum, beans, peas, alfalfa,
clover, corn and potato seed
pieces with ORTHOCIDE p
Seed Protectant.
Control wireWOrms, seed corn
maggOts and false wireWOrms
with ISOTOx IS Seed Treater.
Use In combination with OR
THOCIDE and SANOCIDE.
For effective continuation cor
tyoI of seed rot, Seeding rot,
damping-off, bunt smut and
certain soil insects.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01
Here's bunt smut control that's
nOn-hazardOuS

SANOCIDE Wheat Seed Pro-
tectant, a 4o% wettable hexa-
chlorobenzene (HCB), controls
bunt or sinking smut. Non
mercurial- therefore relatively
non-hazardous to the operator.
Superior vapor action assures
more effective contact with
spores. Very economical.
Control smut and WirewOrms
IsOTOx PIMA Seed Treater
effectively stops smut and damp
ing-of disease on seed wheat,
oats, barley, ETC., and prevents
destruction of seed by wire
worms, seed corn maggots, and
false wirewormS.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01

Groom: Did you make these biscuits
with your own little hands?
Bride: Why. yes, darling.
Groom: Well, who helped you lift
them out of the oven?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01

Salesman: A man who can make his
wife believe she looks fat in mink
coat.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01

Write MONTANA FARMER STOCK
MAN for information about LOW-COST
ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-01

If il weren't for running up bills
some women wouldn't get any exercise.
The trouble with telling good story
is that it reminds the other guy OF a
dull one.
Foreman: How come you carry only
one plank and all the other men carry
two?
Worker: suppose they're too lazy to
make two trips the way do.
elbow is Joe doing at the hospital"
'.He won't be out as soon as we
figured"
s.Have you seen his doctor?"
''No, saw his nurse"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

is Mon. throush ri. Misht con.
p iEfsr iyt n w "a sce sSIo,.a a..
sirss o;day o ts,ll-time. or days
GIRL desires s.hs. or child care.
iGfkL desires Inv. Of any kind: fun
$40. no, s-see2.
GIRI.. coiored. wishes practical
nursing or s-h.w.; experienced. AID.
GILL. eolOrsd.. desires Job doing In
ences. Call Johnson $4,000.
GIRL, eolored, wants work. 5-day
week: experienced. II. 3-363e.
GIRL wants lob Is maid, no live In,
gas ircne' in hand laundry. IA
| HoBsskkEEPER, white. with s .
motherless home or with working
neither with children: salary. AP
WOMAN. eolored, would Ike r.h.w.
EwSxhNsrL 70 Ffses MT MAID. rh.v
icOIoRkD CHI wants 10 be a moth.
er'S helper, or baby sitter: refer
enee NO 7-2o14.
WOMAN, eolored. wishes days work
Thnrsdays only; experienced. No
lcbioRiHD GIRL wants days verk.
Thurs. and Fri: best references
lC0LoRED WOMAN desires day. Ssy'.
work or 5 days wk. D. c. exper,
refs Call Il T-6775.
work, Tuesday through Friday; de-
pendabe: exper.; city refs. Ia.
CoL0RED WOMAN wants 8 days
/ work, DI T-h6Ss.
COL0RED GIRL wants. Inv. and
child care b-day week. AID. q
|coLoRED GIRL WANTS days work,
OF. weeks work IS days., exper.
|cofoRED tSSiKL WANTS child care.
Inv, 5-day week. Mon, Through
Fr' loo. refs. De. 2-Sl9S 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-05
slTUATioNs-.WoMEN

AL TYPIsT desires part time en-.
ployment. b.0-i0 pm, daily: cleo
pddg6i g "a Up q yu, 7, ! 8.
days weekly. Exper. gen. ledger
payroll. tax reports. LU. 4-7767
GRAD. ECONOMIST ana bus. adm
student. 10 yrs. once exper.. desires
research managerial pos. DU. q
IsEcRETARY desires evening and
E sSsl sPtsr work. Du. 7-42oo. Ext
iTYftSf. exper. desires typing TO b,
done ct home. CAN LU, Elsie.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires lob ear.
Inf. for invalid. ia. 7-T8S7. 20
GIRL, colored. desires lob In once
hotel. clerk II cleaners, lo-eeni
store. Inv. Refs. IA. D-l0s1.
sEcY., over years exper., coiiee.
grad. personable; prefer hours
10 s. 1-girl once only; downtown
Wazh NO. T.3til4
PARTING TYPIsT, good expert.
snce ~ l EHnsglish and spanish. Cal
| ofoRREDS oGIRL. high school srad.
nate, wishes lob; hours, 5 TO 4
or part time, ST. 3-l402-
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"a
FURN.--Wal. wardrobe, cedar lined
ness' asssl mise see' Hsea a14 'Ao'
lFURN., almost new; ideal for en-
cheney c.'ss S apt f real s SsTggss5 soiai d.
F9WhRsS.gF Fol sale immed. Mod. fnrn.,
Wed, Thurs, after 8, To. 2-i2S0.
FURN. --Modern foam rubber. couch,
wrought iron legs;f excel. Vond..
reasonable. Cali FE. s-17o4 eyes.
FuRN.--see, sofa tmakes 2 sSle,
s SssSil m cS, rl Sssr R. s1oos5. s
FURN.--Din. rm. with china, bunet,
800: mod. bsdrm., Siio: rugs. bui.
fet, chairs. S25 ca; iiv. rni., $50,
GAS RANGES RANGES apt. size, table TOP,
ACE JUNK CO.. geo Georria ave
NV. Hu. 3-44o1.
GAS RANGES, new, used, installa-
Ton. P & I &, SALES Is SRI 1887
G cas-, R aood Ssn ses h AcSE sToSE
lOii eth st. NV. Ma. S-9S32.
n1sA1 ERs, ranges, stoves, new, used
lEas. oil, coal, wood. eise1 :, ACME ;.A \
STOVE. 'l11 7th NV M S-SNnE
HI-FI, Magnavox, includes record
s ssrss' ne snS tn NEVER s Al He reg
HsSSu ns it6iT . GOODS, owner moy-
ing to Florida--Duncan-Phyfe d.
nette with china cabinet. console
table, end tables. upholstered
chairs and laddsr. .6asa chair .nc,,s s0sl
bookcases, 8 sections; 8 beds. one
ssc saSss c:ollecto S items5. Typewriter,
mahog. secretary and ANTIQUE chest
q drawers; other misc. items. ,Wo.
L2vlSS EM, EyRNITyRE and .tas..
Very Tessonable. Henloek 4-6l2s'
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SAIECpERSON

For one Of Washington's finest and
Oldest book and stationery stores.
Good appearance and pleasant per
scnAlify Important. Exper. pref,
but not absolutely necessary. Re-
i,nsd surrogndi1Ssi ,s-ssy y gsTa
LIAM bAILANTYNE 4 SONS,
6ALESWONAN = Large. established
retailer Of once supplies and spe-
ei9ltie1.s wishes TO add woman,
30-46 TO city sales force; car desir.
able. experieaee helpful. but We win
train. This Is Q permanent posi-
tion with . GOOD future for an alert;
energetic woman. Write gyms tuiiI
this al. Boz ssI.x. star. 20
sALEswoMAH: sxpss;, part .t tITas,
coENER. s4is Conn. ave. EM'
sEAMsTRRss, experienced on al
terations, both ladies and mems.
Apply BETHESDA TAILOR SHOP.
TS5s Wisconsin ave, OIL @-Siss,
sEAalsTREss. experienced. for al
terntions. with references only:
rood salary: wanted immed. RE
SECRETARY, age 16-45--Personable
young lady with so0d steno ability
for position as secretary to princi-
pal ofdeiai n we'll known ccrp; :! 2
MINT CpNSuLTANTs. INC, Suite
900, 1406 O st. NV.
SECRETARY for private physicians
once. Phone RE. 7-2115, Q TO s.
SFcRFTARy NV coNsriTTfN1
ENGINEER'S OFFICE
No shorthand. Must be accurate and
fast typist. Interesting, diversi-
ned duties. Permanent. 5-day
week. Salary open. WILLIAM A.
BROWN, 1928 Conn. ave. nv:
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C0OK---With employed husband Il
live In. References required; GOOD
salary EN-. a-43flT. -
COOK. white: $3.50 per mo-. mus
be Al with references: and ssec
COOK. GENERAL HousEwoRK
live In. room and lavatory nrst A.
| 5-dsy week, Of Thursday and Sun.
day SO and carfare. Oh $500
coon. 0.M,W., 5-dAy week; live In
Other help. $40, References. Wo
COOK CIV, n... ,hoToar a
esns local iI rea:. 81. S2-s71i.' =
s eusSis e1p.f. Live 'i in beaat ifu
auarterk, Must have recent ioea
r ssasF nSSgs islaNEggk IA i,s Sosss ~
staiEs room with ~; s,s-day Tes.;
erences: other help employed; s5i
week. EN-. 1854. -
q II. W. -COOK--coIored. age a5-45:
lovely. home; 2 children. AGES apt
Is: live IN; PIT. nm. and bath;
Thurs and Suns. on: So; refs
Fails Church. Va. JE. 3-770s.
G.H,w.--sleep N; pvt. bedroom md
6s expef. and, GOOD with children,
L Thurs. and every other sun, on
Refs $50 week, ca 9 ~. g.3s4l
fond Of children. Recent refs. re-
Coed job for reliable person. Oh
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK--Fond Of
feisreness. can "a. s.7sss. 70
DIS home. Some cooking. Honest,
eness; Ga days; $40. Hemleei
CIV. COOK; stay Q nirh.s or iiy.
$50 En-. 3-ssii. %
fond Of children; live In: 6is days;
.rsfs... 49, 80. IT. f-62B5. --.it.
sss no T sand siss sso sssE *
CIV. plain cook: live in. 5-Sa,
week: exper. recent references. $50.
d FL .h.w 2-essl car. for . sn,a,
children. Refs. CAN 10. 7-27s0.
SUNDAY oi References REQUIRED. Cal
H0usEKEEPER. white. neat, ant
Quiet modern suburban home; pri.
vate room and bath: board and S2t
VIZ, Cali ia. 2-9746. %
Inv. help, care for 2 YOUNG
r. n a s;:h Ty 7.5 A,risond. sPq''
MAID no LIVE IN: CIV. pvt
rm. and bath, $50 Wk., Il dnJ
Thurs. and every other sun. on
new modern home, RIA. 6-e370
MAID nIis 0e eae GOOD hou,.work. blair
esSdaSe m esD.re IKE hii socd RES e.
6-day wk.: $40 wk. IA. 9-6ng6
MAID. live in. beautiful main Zoo,
I'm. DIN. cooking. care l child
GIRL. neat, over IS. some hish
school educ: nonsmoker, good iron.
i've qs H. oaa s ~ sapet 10 q Start IT, E sanes
GIRLS, white or colorsd. .25.ss;
sun. -ilQl nth NV. DI. 7-TsSS
GIRL L.M.W. and child care aftei
school; Falls Church or nearby res
ident only, part time. $3.50 Il
$40 Mon, Fri. caii after $50
foUS.S WOMAN. s,h,x, and sIsy,
days, 1--we out or live In, tpvt. 2,
nm, and bath furn. apt.l. 0oos
salary. References required. Mus
enjoy children, Near Upper Mari
boro. Nd. Market 7-9s92. ~
YOUNG WOMAN must be efictenf
snd a d ,hhssedIii gent 70 I'VE IN R;9,w ~,
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SITUATIONS MEN Gent,

xMTR ENG. cREl grad. F,rsl
phone. Desires local Job. Box 25l-x.
|ExCEiLENr sTENO. .sEcY. seeks
situation, good education and back
ground. Box 26i-x, Star.
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SECl'RETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS

MANY OTHERS. ALL JOBS 5 DAYS
National Empl. Service
iIOs 18th St NV. at L. Elk. 3-721t
eBCRETARY-sTENO., white. between
80 and IS. Excellent opportunity
for right party. Good salary, PAID
vacations. air-e9ndittoned once e ~
hour week. Phone Mr.. BRIGHT,
9 70 II am. To. $4,000. -
eECYg., sTENOs., BKKPRS.. typ
ATLAS AdcY.. 1870 N. 7. ave. nv
BEcH., no shorthand, Fairfax Or.
9-5: 8 days: $50. POTOMAC en-
fLOYMENT AGENCY, 1884 Vii
son blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
gEcY.. $3.50, Rcsslyn; 5 days; Sos
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.. 1884
Wilson blvd, Arl., IA. $4,000.
sECY. -BKKPR.. young; 9. ATl.
days: $685.. POTOMAC EMpL,
1884 wilson blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
SODA GIRL. experienced. full time
day work. good pay; paid vaea.
PHARMACY, 114G1 GeorGfa aye.
so2iC afTESHsi white: take orders b,
phone, for fresh dressed poultry
Phone whitehall o-go4g.
HTENOGRApHER, for contractor
shorthand and typing reuq,i .s :,
payroll work. Good telephone vote,
and manner. desired; 5-day week
paid disqualification. s55 TO $50 Z
start, with good opportunity 10
CAN PAUL II. NoRAIR Co: 22al
Adams place ne, La. 6-2277. II
HTENOGRAPHER ~ Accurate. tast
for Interesting position in nighl
service dept: 5-day. 0-hr: VIZ
Apply IN person AIRCRAFT OWN
eTESOGkiPHER. nationally oper
ated company: permanent position
40-hour week; Q weeks vacation
pleasant working conditions: Appi!
OTIS ELEVATOR CO., 10l2 2nti
ct. NV. -
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nc EMPI ExCHANGE
Nflp MfM AND WoMEF

BEAUT7CIAN. one male stylist: ultrs
modern salon In Ariington Forest;
i female, new uitramodern salen
In 1pfingfield, Va. COfFFURES BY
TALRERT. IA. 8-220o, days: JE
3-0464. ewes. --o
HAIR STYL16T---0ood nay. pleasant
Wofkine conditions, 8 days. y
FRANK HAIR sTYLIsT, ~. %.
yANIToR AND RESIDENT MAN.
AGkR--Man and wife for 3e-unti
garden apartmentl, 400 per mo
and b-room apt. MA. 6-74e5.
CHOIR DIRECTOR, Prot.
estant church: choir. / 6undA,
|. service, Box BS-A, star. --6
PART-TtME WORK, desire q per.
son. familiar or skilled at clut
work. general knowledge Of cleriea
work Including typtng. OFFICERS
SERVICE CLUB, 1644 21st Ct. NV
BIBLE sALEs--Top commission paid
paid daily and monthly. Transp
furnished. We train you. Inter
views given At this address. Room
307, 0 to III am. and q Pm. Il
pm, $50 r st, NV.
RETIRED MAN OR COUPLE, wish
Ing add. income to care for live
stock on Q nearby farm. House anc
uttl. Ref. BOX 250-A. Star.
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MiscFL. ron SALE tcsni.l

BEDs. twin, complete, excel. cond-
With 8atehings 81 bion nd. nlsnt table;
schWinn. SIS each. En-. 3-5933.
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STORE CLERK


White, 1910, Neat appearance any
pleasant voice essential, Qpportu,
nifty 70 learn PIX. knowledge o.
tipping helpful but not necessary
Alternating 5 and 81 day weeks
Company vacation, life ant
health Insurance. sick leave. Appl,
10 Mr.. Lowe before 10 Am.
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
1928 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
DU. 7-1ll1 20
SUPERVISOR Of . hotel kitchen
With experience in menu makini
and buying. White. middle age pre-
ferfed, Call DE. 9-45b4. -
vacancies
So, 200 So. 900. ADAMS TEACHERS
rAhnptEfEaG6 Ss s ofiEaA6R 81 sselsi ssals
service, 4ss-unit apt. BLDG. at 25Qt
wisconsin ave. NV; hours, $3.50
1880 pm; excellent environment
permanent position and good saiar,
Tor dependable woman between
$3.50, Call EN- 2-Ss06 .aftei
pm for Apt. to be inter
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BAsKIN FuRs
CORNER 9Th q q NV,

FUR STOLE, piatina fox, in perfeci
condition: reasonably priced. CO
FURNITURE, Observation-Disclosures
bed, SIS, chair, SIC; Lawson love.
seat, $40: HOLLYWOOD BED, S22
maple bachelor chest. Sa4; book.
s cas-. hsad boards So; leathsr;toF
Sl2: KITCHEN set, SIS; Victorian
rocker, $50: studio couch. 500
once desk, S25; typewriter desk
$40; sofa, $50: innersprins mat,
tress. $40; g-piece dining room
set, s65.. coll spring, So; beds, 81
round oak table. Sl2; dresser. SO;
dining chairs, $40. boudoir chairs
50; childs' roIl-top desk, $40. W.
also do reupholsterine, refinixhtng
cahtnetwork. furniture: slip cover
sofa and chairs. Sb4; sofa AND
chair reuphoi.. $50. Many coIors
textures and stripes. HOFFMAN,
uPHoLsTERERs, 2447 18th st.
FUKEITGRE--5-piece blond bedroom,
suite. bethinette. high chair, '6i
Chevrolet heater, all practically
new; reasonable. CT. 6-O196. -
FURNITURE. maroon sofa bed. ma
room club chair and blue club chair
good condition. 10. S-5S2l. ~
FURNITURE, pc. sectional. crib,
play pen, high chair, car seat: best
9fieri "a. 7.0s25. -
and 4 chairs; S24; lamp table, SIS:
ANTIQUE sofa, S63. OF, 1864, II
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| parties. AVERAGE earnings SO hr.
Mrs. FREY. no. $4,000. 1914
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Career Opportunity

Service representative. 70 council
and advise polieyh olders Of nationai
s soImIpea lH raan nds, g5evi cse
ferred: Interesting and responsible
work for cafeer-mtnded person,
Phone Miss Raymond. DU. 7-510O,