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Greensboro, N. c.. visited Mrs. Ber-
rvs father. J. B. Agee, on Sum
day. With them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Bowden. Of Winston-Salem.
Mrs. j. B. Tindan visited her
daughter. Virginia Tindall. in Alex
andria, last week end.
The WV Post and Auxiliary en-
joyed a fish fry at Totier Lake on
the W. E. Moody farm Friday night
c. B. johnson, III. Of Norfolk.
and Denny johnson. of New York,
were home for the week end with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
c. B. johnson. Perry Beeman. of
Norfolk. was also a guest there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Castiel were
hosts to the Tri-County Riding Club
at luncheon last Saturday at their
home near Howardsville Twenty
one guests were present
Baptismal Service
Sallie McBain. Notch was bap-
tized at Christ Church last Tuesday
at 4 pm. by the Rev. Webster L.
Siimons She IS the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Notch Of Coles
wood Farm. The youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown,
Dorrie Davenport. was baptized at
the regular service Sunday at St
Johns Church.
Russell Moon, accompanied b y
his aunt, Miss Louise Brady Hors-
ley, attended the postmasters con.
vention in Washington Monday and
Tuesday. They spent the week END
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with Commander and Mrs. John
Martin and visited Mrs. Cary Moon
at Stafford on the way home.
The Scottsville Home Demonstra-
ton Club met Tuesday with Mrs.
Wilson Dansey. The demonstration
was by Mrs Ruth Burruss Huff on
Planning for a Guest in tn e
Home.
The U. s. Rubber Company W a S
host Thursday afternoon last week
to the Scottsyille and Fhlvanna Boy
Scouts. arranging picnic and soft
ball game and trip through the
plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Marshall,
Bobby. Cathy and Mike. of Lynch
burg. spent the past week end with
Mrs. Marshall's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Smith.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01
DOG SAVES BABY

Tuimica. Italy dog who
found a l0-month old baby boy, who
had been buried by his mother in a
foot deep hole on the beach. is cred
tied with saving the baby's life. Two
hunters followed their dog to the
spot where they found part of the
baby's head and one hand exposed
after the dog had paved away the
sand. Emergency treatment restor-
ed the child to normal. The mother
was quoted as saying she did it be-
cause Il had nothing to give him. ;"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01

Kills Jap beetles. aphids. etc.
Controls black spot and pow
dery mildew.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03
Prospect Community Holiday News

Mich, who arrived by plane on
Friday and returned to Bring
ham by plane on Monday.
Guests of Mrs. Humphrey Young
for the holiday season were Mi
and Mrs. Russell Newsome and
Billy Young. of Richmond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Young and
Ramsey Baldwin. of Crewe.
Mrs. j. A. Campbell entertained
at a shower for Mrs. Freddy Rob-
erts, of Crewe, on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Roberts was Miss
Lorene Allen, of Prospect, before
her marriage.
Little Susan Campbell. a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Camp
bell. suffered a bad cut on her
leg during the holidays when she
fell on a broken glass bowl. D..
Coach and Mrs. Gilnler and son.
of Farmville. c. NJ. Price. Jr., of
Raleigh. and Miss Carey B. Price.
of Richmond. were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Price on
Christmas night. c. M. is spending
his Christmas holidays here and
sister" stayed on for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Taylor
Glenn and children. of Waco
Texas, were dinner guests of Mr.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03
THE FAEMv1lIE lva) HERALD 1ULsDAT JANUARY g. 1866

liams and daughter. Of Alexandria
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Cox and
Miss Joan Cox of Farmville.
Maryland Guests
Mrs. Guy walker and Patsy
Ragland. of Charlotte. and Virgil
Lunsden. Of Alexandria. visited
Mi. and Mrs. j. f.. Glenn on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach. OF
Tacoma. Md, were visitors IN this
home on Monday
Mrs. Bell Marshall spent Il few
Of The holidays at her home here
Mrs. Bess Grinstead visited with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morgan. OF
Gloucester. and Miss Betty And
rews. of Rice. had dinner in the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Glenn.
Wednesday evening
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03

New Years greeting to the
Herald and all of the friends OF
this wonderful newspaper from
the Prospect correspondent
Christmas Day daWned bright
andsclear and beautiful and there
were many visitors to this COM
munity TO extend the seasons
greeting and visit friends and re-
lativeS
Those who shared the festive
board with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Xix on Christmas Day were Mr..
and Mrs. Crote Carson and chill
dren. of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ural Carson and children. of
Portsmouth,. Nj. and Mrs. Jim
Carson and son. Buddy Carson.
and Mrs. Ernest Carson. of HiX-
burg: Mr.. and Mrs. Elantha Car
son. of Covington. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Carson and Miss Sandra
Long. MI. and Mrs. c. B. Car
son and children. all of Prospect,
stIiNl IsAi slliQ M ~ A4tNtt1 4flNlIolo,
of Dillwyn.
Dinner guests of Mrs. d S.
Glenn on December 26 were Mrs
r. B. Wilson. Of Green Bay Mr..
and Mrs. f. W Carson and son
Gene. of AppomattoX. and c, w.
Glenn and daughter, Anne STRAIT
ton and Walker. of Farnville.
Mrs. Mary Glenn TAYLOR and
Miss Nancy Taylor. Of Virginia
Beach, arrived Monday evening
to spend several days with Mrs.
Eta Glenn returning to the Beach
on Wednesday.
Holiday Guests
Holiday guests of MI. and Mrs
EMERY Chick were Mr., and Mrs
j. b. Carter and Benny. OF
Orange; MI and Mrs. Max Pat
teason and Sharon and Mr.. and
MIS-. James Vaughan and Bobby
OF Danville, and Mr.. and Mrs
Danny Shaver. of Birmingham
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Mrs. Symmetrical Scott and chill
dren. Of Suffolk. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Garden. Jr., and children.
of Kenbridge. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bobby Shields and daughter.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. r. Farrar were Mr.. and Mars.
Gus Hydrick and children. OF
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Farrar and children. OF Hender-
son. N. C.. and Mr.. and Mrs. O.
p. Farrar. Jr.. and children. OF
Greensboro. N. c.
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Jones were Mr. and Mrs.
Chuck Mailett and children. of
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Cornell and daughter. of Peters
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Moore
and children and Mrs X. B. Will
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and Mrs. c. A. Garden on We'd
nesday of last week.
Mrs. B. T. Taylor. of Farmville,
was visitor in Prospect Wednes-
day afternoon.
Visit on Shore i,
Rev. ana Grs. j. C. Weaver left
Sunday afternoon TO visit relatives
and friends OH the Eastern Shore
for a few days.
Mrs. Eta Glenn. accompanied
by Mrs. Mary Glenn Taylor and
Miss Nancy Taylor. had dinner
With Mrs. r. B. Wilson at Green
BAY Tuesday evening.
Dinner guests on December 26
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Garden
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shields
and Miss Betty Lou Shields. of
Scotland Neck, N. c., Mr.. and
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dearman.
of Appomattox. spent Wednesday
of last week with Mrs. o. p Far
rar.
Mrs. John Lane and Miss Patsy
Lane visited relatives in Cumber-
land during the holidays.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
j. E. Glenn on Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry and chill
dren. Of Richmond. MI and Mrs.
Don Jones and son. Of South
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter
Glenn. of Farmville. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Glenn. Jr.. and children.
Mrs. w. E. Carson and Sandra
Long. of Prospect.
Miss Abbie Meredith has re-
turned to her position at the
State Industrial Farm for Women
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carter
and Miss Martha Barksdale Car
ter. of Farmville. attended the
dance Monday night at Crab
Orchard Recreation Center. Mr..
Carter won the door prize OF $40.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03
CAUTION.
Act Fest when covgh From
Common Geld Names On

Chronic bronchitis may develop if
your cough. chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion. 1t
goes into the bronchial system to help
loosen and expel germ laden phlegm
and aid nature to soothe and heal raw,
tender. Observation-Disclosures.
Get large bottle of Creomulsion at
your drug store. For children get
milder, tastier Crcomulsion for Chill
dren in the pink and blue package. Adv.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03
Old Abilene

The marriage OF Miss May Belle
Elan, daughter of Mrs. Bernice
Elan. of Charlotte c. H. 70 Char
les DickerSon. son of MIR. and Mrs.
Fl. II. DickerSon. OF keysyille r 2.
took place Saturday. Dec. "a. in
South Carolina They are making
their home with'his parents until
their home is completed.
y Miss Margaret Blanks. of Vir-
GINA Baptist Hospital. spent
Christmas with her parents. Nh.
and Mrs. Blanks
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-03

at Goochland after spending five
day leave in Prospect.
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ACOUSTICAL CEILING - Stop
noise, draft and dust. Basement
recreation room, ONCE. den. Applied
Information, cali UN. 4-406l. 10
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|BEDRM. sUIrE-Bookcsse bed. chest
dble. dresser with mirror; French
mahog.: brand-neW. we won anc
CANT use: first s125 takes 1t. HE
CAMERA. new 35-mm. Canon: s
Lens $500 or best of1er. De z
CASH REGISTERS. National. se5
Also electric, throws ticket. 500
STANLEY HAYMAN q Co. 201s
c ldsh III GaiissrER. 1 VI. old. cleo,
trio with gallonage totalizer and
s saif' JA me- Ssf fHn' Between snd
CASH REGISTER, 4 total. new.
S496, terms. CASH REGISTER
SALES q SERVICE. 2025 18th st.
CHAIN sAw-You can own a new
Strunk chain saw for $500 wk;
down. a whole year to pay. IS5
South Union ST., Alex, oV; g.
CsoaoIItERs q, "4dsar. op-s5. 5 IT.
long. 45 cases beverages each. "a
h ,. go sGmP s.:es RsE' sss7; now S.46
DESKS ii EiPd;, new sSs q &c., V eS
n IA bSs5 St, ,. nv D1 7c e &saoo:
p iads's Ct. iA $50: ladss s cts,
emerald cut, $500; lady's 70 Ct,
1915; lady's 3 cts. $1,395; lady's
~ Ct, S1b0; mans Ia cts, S495.
LIVINGSTON d CO., 1923 H ct.
NV. ME. s-526S. Ill
DINING ROOM SET, table, 4 chairs:
Welsh dresser. china cabinet, XII,
DINING RIM. SUITE, s-pc. mahoe
Cor. cabinet, o chairs, table. Can
be used in dinette area. 10. 7-7207
DINING ROOM SUITE. 9-piece, fine
condition. AID. 4-0099. .
FENCE SPECIAL = Chain link,
bethsnized: S1.06 IT,. installed
Terms. VIII. 6-5563. lib
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HELP-poMEsTIc Cont,

G.H.W.. live in; exper.. fond chill
day wk.: refs. req. Lo. 5-4142. 10
G.R.W.- CHILD CARE, live in; nc
psFmanaent; s ss5. J S5'y s-5 SsssI'n'e''
G.H.W. CHILD CARE - Tues. s-5
and Sat, e:16 to q: $12. carfare;
health card; refs; ~. 9-94s6.
HOUSEKEEPER-C white, 80
IS, live. in. Take charge Of WI
Soyss h o5 M anS hs children tnnJ 4, e Snd
dren and have recent references.
on every. Sunday; $3.50 week
Call for interview on Wednesday
and Friday after 7:3o pm. RA.
HSoUtssiEIkEEpER. white. for wid WIDOW
AZ, Snd a.ea seessooi-ase Sirls; live in.
MAID 70 i've in. light housev s
and take care Of children; $50
wk.. I'm. and board. 10. 5-3622.
must have experience
and refs. Sleep In 9 nights; $40
and cartaTe wk.,. 101 East Indian
m SRrir HLeS dTive' Silver Spring Nd
MAID, exper.. live in; 81 days:
g:h;w., plain cooking; local refs;
MAID, live in, must have good re-
cent local references; good starting
salary; honest energetic and pleas
ant: In D. c. ia. 9-9l23. "a
MAID. general housekeeping. New
York City apt. pvt. room. S35 wk.,
excel refs. required. ST. 3-e34s.
MOTHERS HELPER. to live in;
other help; doctors downtown resi-
dence; nominal salary. Give de-
tails. DE, 2-3250. --12
experienced, with refer
ences only: man, driving, garden
ing; woman, cooking and general
hCusework: excellent quarters: good
ssaI nHgy; Call RE. 7-2775. or ia,
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, white, FOR
iisht household duties, Room and
5o a50o 70 I'VE IN, small salary. no.
WOMAN. experienced. for Job as
governess: some light housekeeping;
excellence in care Of children re.
CURED: must have fine references;
live in: good salary. JE. 4-1977.
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hEkP-MQMEN
TYPIST, under 80 years, As words |
per minute insurance once. s.
day week RE 7.2662 "a

TYPIST, under 80 years. As words
per minute insurance ONCE. 5.
day week. RE. 1862. %
TYPISTS, CLERKS. pleasant work.
ing conditions: chance for advance.
ment. Apply RANSDELL, INC. SIC
Rhode Island ave. ne. 3
TYPIST, 40 to so v.p.m. for pur.
chasing dept; attractive woIkins
MR.. MYERS. La. 6-6022. IA
WAITRESS. white. good pay, tips;
truck stop: 8 pm. to ! am. ROYAL
lal7 New York ave. ne. l0s
WAITRESS, day hours, 9-6: white
1895: looks, personality knowl.
tipping: good payi Ii. 7-33O3. %
WAITRESS, white. exper:. under 40
b915 Georgia ave. NV. Apply In
white. age 81 to 80.
Apply in person, 1113 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white: must be expe-
rienced: good working conditions.
vacation with pay. GoRMAN'S VII
LACE INN. 1905 r. /. ave. ne.
WAITRESS. white, daywork, 8 TO 8.
no SUNDAYS or holidays; excellent
JOB TERRYs BAR AND GRILL.
w Y Il Il: s.~; experienced. Apply in
ksrson: II 70 2 Or 3 70 10; LIvERA
iAEAhIHHS K WnE4EES 1 Eh. d q AND
nigh night ope,ninss must BE- exp s;; !;
ress CHARLES GRILL. 1901 l4th
W "a white. experienced,
THE GONDoLlAR, 1900 Columbia
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STENOTYPE MACHINES, $3.50
with S free lessons. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 @ st. NV, Ma. s.
STERLING STERLING sILvER-aorham. serv-
ice for s. 6-piece place setting, 4
serving pieces; Camelia pattern;
with chest; new, never used. Call
ia. 2-S276, 10
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FIREPLACE EQUIP, gas and cleo
FOAM '1 Ru 5Bfi Matt ss; $3.50 $50;
sas A. oicR Rsds BIS 95is NJ Tn e.
FREEZER, "coldin" open q. fri.
AGLs54. New S540. now $3.50; Ma.
FREEZER. IL Gu. #; pick up pymts.
for total OF 1913 at SIS mo. Also
nearly new washer and dryer avail.
q e 'e en- s s.s5s; FIDELITY R Es
f Gaissa. with LOCK- e. Wa q 4o47t
between 8 and 9 pm. .
FURNITURE-Red wing-back fan
chair. hrand-new; sacrifice, S35.
JU. S-5065.
FURNITURE--Complete liv.-rm., suite
with pull-out sofa, 2 easy chairs,
rug 12xls. 2. dble beds, sgle.. 2
: dressers. / chest drawers. dining
nm. set. table and 4 chairs. 6705
Westmoreland ave-. Takoma PIX
FGRNITURE-sofa and chair; S35.
FuRNfTuRE-2 twin beds, maple,
compl. with box springs, mattresses;
maple chest OF drawers. OIL: q
rU nf;i BARGAINS - Brand
new. better-grade modern bedrm =.
jr. din. rrn., liv. nm. and bedding
Some factory closeoutS and floor
samples at great savings for cash.
STAHLER'S, S16 18th ST. NV.
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Bib THE EVENING STAR

= Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1856
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alterations. painting
Terms. OIL. $1,000, 10. 1891
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SiTuATIoNs-MEN

PLUMBER, 10 yrs. exper. Nd. Jour
neyman lie, seeks inside main
tensnee work. Job shop. etc. AP.
PROPERTY MANAGER, excellent
local background In large apart
ment operations. administration,
public relations. supervision and
training employees. sood renter,
with following. Box 2S-J. Star.
SODA MANAGER and cook, Is yrs
exper., can do bookWork. Good
references. Box 422.H, Star, los
COLLEGE GRAD, 20, with own
business desires salaried work Mon.
through Fri. Must have leave Of
absence each July or Aug. Would
not require paid vac. ia. 7-l9IO.
ToP-NoTCH HELP. white and COL
cred. Call AID. 2-S1O0; ewes. To.
2.09i3 after z. III
Law GRADUATE with varied trust
company experience wants to make
change. No selling. Box 42-J. Star.
CoLORED MAN wants work: has
licenses: classification engineer.
Call LIZ 3-0324 anytime tomorrow
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COURSES Cont,

STUDENTS inquire now.
Ma. S-2340: new classes Tues. and
Thurs. eve: tipping. shorthand
comptometer, Eng. spelling; CIVIL
SERVICE: enroll today. BOYD
SCHOOL tEst. 40 yrs.l. cor. 18th
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CLERKS YPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position fol
young lady, 1885, involving
general office work, avail
able with one of the old
established firms of Wash
ington. Congenial office
with pleasant working con-
ditions. Tipping ability to
prepare neat reports and
business letters of the ut
most Importance; speed Sec
ondary. Sick leave, group in
surance and other employe
benefits. Call for appoint
ment.
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SITUATloNS-woMEN

BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT, part time:
NJ, section; RA. e-3957.
CHAkWOMAN. in once bldg. eve,
ninsss 9 70 IL. Call after ?. m.
TYP1NG AT HOME: English and
oerman; all work confidential.
TOP NOTCH HELP, white and col.
ored, CAN AID, 2-s1O0. Ewes, TU.
2-0p13 after z. III
CoLoRED WOMAN desires hotel or
once cleaning work, 8 pm. to 1870.
WA. 5-S8S5.
ICOLORED GIRL desires Job as ele-
vator operator. typist or child care:
no bachelors. HU. 3-4l54.
WOMAN, colored. wants restaurant
work; prefer nights; pantry or kit,
| exper. Ii. 4-2l7S.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI, FLA. - Would kind person
give ride to mother and two chill
dren to this destination. RA. 3-4071
after q nm.
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WAITRESS

White. young, good salary and
tips. Coed hours. Apply in person at
JOHNNYS. 500 9Th ST. sc. liz
GIRL. white. for answering Ihone.
Call ..fter 8 pm. AP. 7-9626. 10
GIRL FRIDAY. full time or part
time lob. for lst.class washington
with experience In telephoning pre-
ferred; I'd salary and commits
sion. Write. stating experiences
and references, 10 NJ. HENDERSON,
2ll0 Bancroft place NV.
LADY. with sportSwear experience,
in dept. Sore speciality shop: con-
templating setting up new dept.
NATIONAL UNIFORM CO., 200l X
st. NV, MA. S-0330 liz
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FILE CABINETS

SPECIAL PURCHASE
200 ONE-DRAWER STEEL LETTER
FILE CABINET WITH FOLLOW
BLOCK, $685.; ORIGINAL COST
150 FoUR-DRAwER GLOBE WEIR.
NICKE LEGAL AND LETTER
FILES, FULL SUSPENSION
$3.50; ORIGINAL COST NEW
1900 LETTER AND LEGAL TRANS
FER FILES S2.95, WITH 4 ROLLER
4-DRAWER LEGAL WOOD FILES
$40 UP.
Manhattan Office Equip. Co.
500 New York Ave. NV.
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OFFICE CLERK

GREENWAY APIS.
Opening in rental once OF large
Apt. Development in Sc sect;
varied duties; exper. in typing and
handling cash pref. Many Co. hene-
fits. Apply Personnel Dept, CAFRITZ
CO.. 1424 X st. NV, RIM. 3l9.
10
PIANO PLAYER twhitel. young. SS5
per week: work half an hour on
the hour. Apply at JOHNNYiS. SOC
Sth st. Sc, after pm. Id
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HELP-WohaEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PART-TIME

Position open for part-time cash.
appearance, used to greeting people
cashier and typing experience help
full but not required. Evening work
Apply in person. Ofncers Club
Building 101, D. 8. NAVAL Gun
FACTORY 18th and q SITS. sc. LII
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RECORD SALESLADY

Position available immedi-
stely in record department for
an experienced record clerk.
Experienced In radio. phono-
graph sales also desirable. An
attractive salary-commission
plan, 5-day week, hospitaliZa-
ton and group insurance plan
and pleasant working condi-
lions can be yours at
CAMPBELL'S. Telephone D1.
7-S464. for appointment.
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FURNITURE

FEBRUARY SALE OF WARE
HOUSE STOCK. FLOOR SAMPLES
DISCONTINUED NUMBERS, CLOSE
OUTS, ALL NEW. IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION, BUT SOLD AS is"
SAVE 309e TO 500 OF USUAL RE-
TAIL PRICES.
Nah. cocktail tables, glass tops,
$12.95; wrought iron room divider,
$24.95; modern lamps, 1926;
wrought iron sofa, sac ,95: lime
oaked step tables, S10.95: studio
couches, S4495; mod. green lounge
chair. foam rubber cushions, $50 .95 q:
nah. bachelor chest, S29.95; sofa
beds. S69.95; framed NAH. mirrors.
$685.; French provincial fruit wood
lamp table, S13.95: nah. cellarette,
S17 .95; 2-pc. sectional sofa, foam
rubber cushions, S1I9.95: lime oaked
drop-leaf table, SIq.95: Lawson love-
seat, skirted bottom. $3.50: nah.
dressers, with mirrors in lime oak
or cordoYan mah., S79.95: night
stands to match, SI4.95: nationally
advertised mattresses, S24.95: full
size bookcase beds, S19.96i coil
springs. S9.95.
Come in and browse. 3 large
floors crammed with furn. barRains.
Open Fri. and Mon. nights. Budget
terms.
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sITUATIohs-poMEsTIc

COoK-DOMEsTIo. a eood one, WIN
TAX lake care Of lst floor. Good ref
NURSEMAID. exper, refs. VII
baby. sit. no 2-0157.
COL0RED LADY desires 2 days
work or part-time morning work:
refs. DE. 1896.
COLORED WOMAN desires child
care or care Of elderly lady. no
2-3Sl3
GIRL, colored, desires domestic work
or once cleaning; refs, are good
plain cooking. Ii. 4-O194. 10
WOMAN desires 5-day wk. or days
work: good refs. Call RIA. 6-2054
WOMAN. colored, wishes g.h.w., part
time, mornings. LU. 1899.
LADY desires housework. mothers
helper b-day wk.: excel. refs. Ii.
COLoRED LADY wants domestic Job,
cleaning or cooking; exper. LU
COLORED GIRL wants Q lob. g.h.w
or child care; exper. AID. 2-7699. %
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FURN1TURE-NEW
nHCGOIIKYT HNIHCE

DISCOUNT HOUSE
$3.50 wrought Iron dinette. S54.95
S129 so bunk beds. compl. 1895
$50. so chrome 5-pc. dinette. 1890
sos. so Administer 9x12 rugs, 1900
Syclon HOLLYWOOD beds 47.95
Bedrms. liv. rm., din. I'm. Terms.
KING FURNITURE CO.
S203 Ga Ave. JU. 1881
1894 n ST NE II R-010O
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EMBR0TDRRY W0RK. =,

EMBROIDERY WORK, woman with
commercial experience. NATIONAL
ma a. 1880. -16
FOUNTAIN GIRL, must have exper..
q NV,
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HELP-WoA

SECRETARY (LEGAL)
Some experience desired; s days; all
open. RE. 1890. 3
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RESIDENT ASSISTANT
MANAGER

For recently completed, air-condi.
toned, eievator-type apartment
building. containine AS unfur.
nished units and 40 hotel rooms
Experience in apartment manage
ment rot essential; live on prem.
Guided ei r as e part Of salary. Must 5:
between So and 30 wears Of age
dependable good typist, nondrinkel
and possess selling ability, good
personality, tact, enth ustag m
energy. good Judgment and ability
to get s sl9nE with people Split
nings with afternoons OF texcept
Sunday and everv Wednesday on
Reply BY letter. stating uualtfica.
lions and give telephone number
for interview BY appointment.
iN HosE TAg 95o9 wi NS GAE ave
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COOK-G.H.W., doctors home down.
town: cxper, only; recent d. C.
COOK G.H.W., white, live In: l
child; $40 per mo. Call after 100
COOK ,Ho5IGsEKEEPER, for country
home near Rockville: 3 In family:
must be good cook; Wed, or Thurs.
and every other Sunday on. per-
manent position for refined re-
sponsible person: salary open. 20.
GENERAL P1 HoUsEwoRKER, fond of
children. must be experienced with
references; 5h-day wk. RIA. j.
G.HHW. COOK, live out, exper. with
children: b1a days. of all day
Thurs, "a day SUM-; sleep In Sat.
nights; D. c.; ref; S32 wk. EN-.
IG.H.W.DCooK, care . school boys;
no ldry.; upstairs room. TV: exper. i;
local ref. and health card required.
Must live in: $35. LU, 2-678l.
G.H.W.. experienced. live In. Pvt:
m. own bath, pvt. ground level
entrance. Will consider married
couple. Husband employed else
wherf Thurs. afternoon and every
other Sun. of. Salary. Call ia.
2-2333, after $50 pm, Fri. after
$3.50 pm. -1b