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Waal and daughter, Debbie. Of
Charlotte N. c.. spent tn e
Thanksgiving holiday with the
Hubert Atchleys and Marvin
Austns. They brought til cir
mother, Mrs. H. C. Kidd. home
with them. and she will spend
some time with her daughters,
Mrs Austin and Mrs. Atchley.
Watkins Smith. of Lynchburg
and his fiancee, Miss Ethel Dour-
ithy of Richmond. spent Sunday
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Roland
Hutchings. Other guests in the
Hutchings home during the holi-
days were; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Mayo and sons, Of Richmond.
Mrs. Wallace Rainey and child
rem spent Thursday with her
mother. Mrs. Stephen Trent.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Mathews. of
Washington, D. c., called on their
cousins. Mr.. and. Mrs. Wallace
Ralney, during the weekend.
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in Lexington and attended the ring
dance at VMI Saturday night.
Or. Francis billiard and family. OF
South Hill, were dinner guests of
Mrs. r w. billiard Thanksgiving.
Mr., and Mrs. c. B. Goodman and
cLi.aren, of Amelia. spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. C. l.. Blanton.
Lenhie Carnage. of VPI. spent
the holidays here.
Mrs. H, H Holman and Mrs.
Mary Updegrove visited Mrs. C. W.
Cardwell in Palmyra Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie Moore and
children. Of Norfolk. Ted Flippen
and two sons, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J Ransone. of Richmond. were
recen. guests of Mrs. N. p. Snead
Miss Frances Whitlock returned
10 the Medical College after spend
ing several days here.
Irving M Baker. Jr.. returned to
Tulane University in New Orleans:
La. Sunday after spending several
days here with relatives.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30

T Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Childress, Of
Richmond. spent Saturday visit
ing Mrs. Monroe Jones.
Miss Mary Hannah Jones. OF
Charlottesville, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Robertson
IF Roanoke. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Marks and family
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. NJ c. Elcan spert
Thanksgiving in Lynchburg with
their son and daughter in law
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Elcan. ana
little Martha Marie.
Mrs. Gordon Grigg was the
holiday guest of her mother Mrs.
Alice Forbes. and DR.. and Mrs.
Roland Hutchings.
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Jones
and children. Mark and Jane,
:pent Thanksgiving in Roanoke
with their mother. Mrs. G. D.
Shipplett, and they attended the
VPI-VMI game. Mrs. Shipplett
eturned with them on Friday and
'pent the week end. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Shipplett, Jr.. of Roanoke,
.pent Sunday with them. and re-
turned home late in the after
noon.
Holiday Visitors
Mrs. Allen DeHart, of Char
'ottesville. visited her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ballowe. dur
ing the holidays. The Ballowes
lad as their guest also their
brother. Russell Ballowe, of Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Johns
had as dinner guests on Saturday
night, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Charl-
ton and Spottswood. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Charlton, Jr., and
son, Eddie. of Warwick.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wander
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
Gainesville

Gainesville Home Demonstration
club Will have its annual turkey din
her and bazaar at the club house
Friday. Dec 7. beginning at pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Baker and
children, of Hampton. are spending
4 week with Mrs. F D. Irving
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith. of
NGnakin, and Mr., and Mrs. Stuart
iIaden. Of Goochland. were recent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haden
here
Mr. and Mrs William V London
and daughters, of Arlington. spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr..
ard Mrs. j. A Ransone.
Dr Arthur Seay. of Petersburg,
ana Dl w J Sydnor. of Farmville.
were recent guests of M. E. Blan-
Ton
Miss Janice Blanton and Miss
Barbara Martin spent the week end
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Well Water

Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Self were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge Foreman, and
daughter of Portsmouth, MI. and
Mrs. William Winfrey Miss Irma
Winfrey and Mrs. Mary Cosby. of
Richmond
Edmund Banton, Of Powhatan.
spent the Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS
with his mother. Mrs. J. w. Ban
ton.
Sgt. and Mrs. Herman Tap
scott, and Kenny. Keith and Reta
OF Columbia, S c., spent the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Tapscott.
Maryland Family Visits
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Cook. and
klppy, OF Chillum, Md. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
Parrish
Roger Banton. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Banton. is improving in
the University Hospital, where he
has been a patient for several
weeks since he accidently shot
himself.
Mn. and Mrs. billiard Jamerson.
and children. of Norfolk. and Nh.
and Mrs B. A. Rush. of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
MI. and Mrs. B. N Rush.
Stesers Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Tapscott.
Tappy and Sandra, of Silver
Spring. Md. spent the Thanks
giving holidays with MI and Mrs.
joe Steger.
Carlton Bryant. of Newport
News, spent last week with his
uncle and aunt, MI. and Mrs. A.
j. Steger. and went hunting
while there
Miss sall.e s.eger is visiting
her niece. Mrs. Pierce Hodges. in
Warwick.
Mrs T E. Patteson. who is a
patient at Southside Community
Hospital, is recovering from her
recent fall
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The News At Shepherds
Messrs. Bailey, Harris, Carter Among
Lucky Hunters Bringing Home A Deer

Many hunters were in evidence
during the Thanksgiving holiday
and several hunters nearby were
lucky. T. j. Bailey killed deer
which was a six-pointer and
weighed 100 pounds. and Luther
Harris and George Carter killed
a deer.
G. G. Holland, of Richmond
spent several days last week with
his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Carter had
most of their children and their
families for dinner Thanksgiving
Among those who were home were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Carter and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Georg.
Carter. Bobby Carter returned
home from Southside Hospital on
Sunday. and will spend this week
at home before resuming his
studies at Hampden- Sydney Col
lege. Mrs. Gillispie was a guest
also.
Mrs. Monroe Jones, of Long
wood College. spent the holiday
at home On Saturday. she and
Mrs. Paul Jones called on Mrs.
Tom Garnet. Mrs. Dallas Rainey
and Mrs Wallace Rainey.
Miss Anne johnson and a col
lege classmate. Miss Lee Smith.
of Hot Springs, Ark, spent the
holidays with DR.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Johnson. They returned to
Randolph Macon woman's col
leee in Lynchburg on Sunday aft
ernoon. Other guests in the John
son home included Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar johnson Jr.. and little Ben.
also, Henry Riley and two sons,
of Richmond.
Richmond Guests
DR. William Johns. of Rich
mond. has been hunting with lis
brother Frank Johns.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
Andersonville

| A number Of deer have been
killed in the neighborhood blu
Dick Morgan brought down the
prize when he killed a pure white
buck.
1t. Claude Anderson reported
to Ft. Eustin Monday for six
months training.
Jimmie Anderson spent h G
Thanksgiving holiday at his. home
here.
Mrs. Luthen Walden. and Nat,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
O. J. Thompson.
Crews Visit Morgans
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Crews. and
family, spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rollings.
and Faye, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert An
derson.
Recent visitors of Mrs. c. H.
Anderson were Miss Elva Ander-
son and Mrs. Pat Wingfield, Of
Roanoke, Miss Mile Sandberg
of North Dakota. and Paul Hines,
and Sam and Ken Anderson of
Richmond.
Marie and Paul Schnieden, of
Kingsport. Tenn. spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Seay. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Schneider were dinner guests in
the Seay home.
c. B. Morgans Have Guests
Mrs. c. B. Morgans' holiday vi
sitors were Misses Louise. Billie,
and Rita Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
r M. Morgan. The Rev. and Mrs.
Steve Cowan. and family. AL
Smith, Bob Williams and Douglas
Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch Rosen Vi
sited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Meade An
derson Sunday afternoon.
Cmdr. Jim Nifong and Mrs. Nj
tong and Mike spent Thanksgiy-
ing in the home of Mrs. A. S.
Gillian. Other callers in the Gil
liam home during the week end
We're MI. and Mrs. Otis Gillian
ard Nj and Mrs Jesse Hurt.
Mrs. Carrie Harvey spent Sat-
urday with her daughter, Mrs.
Wayne Dawson. in Dillwyn.
Andersons Have Visitors
MI and Mrs. John Morgan, Jr..
and Mn. and Mrs Edward Saxon
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Meade Anderson Tuesday night.
Mrs. John Dorrier spent last
week with her mother. Mrs. j. H.
Forbes.
Miss Beth Forbes, Mrs. John
Donier and Sandra and Susan
Forbes were in Lynchburg Fri
Jay.
Frank Coleman was returned
to his home in Toledo, Ohio. aft
er spending several days with MI
ana Mrs, J A Coleman.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30

es conducted through the county.
He said it would be the job of
civil defense authorities to take
care of the refugees from strate-
gic areas that may be bombed in
event Of a third world war, or
made homeless by natural catas-
trophies.
Rev White said that he is at
present working with government
officials to procure the equip
ment necessary to care for the
wounded and fleeing victims of
bombed areas He said t II e
schools. churches and other com
munity buildings would probably
have to BE- used by the civil de-
Tense authorities in the event Of
war. d saster. or other catastro-
phies.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30

were r. X Ransom, ce-presi-
dent; r. B. Spencer. Jr. secretary:
and r. j. Jones, treasurer.
Elected to other officers were
j. NJ. Burroughs, fire chief: j. O
Christian, assistant chief; Q. G.
Apperson. captain: P. D. Seay
first It,; j. A. Seay second It,,
and Clyde Moss. fire marshall.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
Dillwyn Minister
To Work On Civil
Defense Measures

At a recent meeting of the Dill
wyn Lions Club. Rev. E. 3. White
was appointed to represent the
club in cooperation with state
and county civil defense authori-
ties.
Rev. White said that he plans
to arrange with the American
Red Cross to have first aid cours-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30

Total bituninous coal production
from all types of captive mines in
1855 was 1913 65 tons, of which
more than two-thirds-or IS .282 .O63
tons-came from mines owned by
steel companies.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30

About 50 per cent Of all bitumm-
Gus coal and Ignite produced in 1855
came from the mines of SO com
panies which had an output of 397,-
0i9, 1877 tons.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-30
Fire Department
Officers Elected

At a recent meeting of the
Buckingham ounty voluntee
fire department. R. j. H. Grow
was reelected president of the
organization. Other officers elected
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HELPWoMEN

WAITRESS, white. over 81, must b,
RESTAURANT. lJIg Conn. ave.
WAITRESS, white, over 81. Nc
phone calls. BARNEY'S RESTAu.
RANT. 9TH and l. NV
WAITRESS. white; 5-day week; earn
ingS average $50 wk; excel. posi-
tion for neat and reliable worker.
WAGSHAL'S DELICATESSEN, 4s55
Mass. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, part time. lunch only
Sundays Oh; no phone calls. SAX
ONY, 800 Penna. ave, NV
MATTRESSES, white. over. 81. full
time SPLIT shifts. or | meal per daY,
should live in vicinity; experience
MRS KS TOLL HOUSE, Silver
Spring, Nd, JU. 9-35Ol.
WAITRESS, experienced; eood tips
an GOOD hours, 1929 Conn ave
MATTRESSES. white, over 81. res
taurant located IN South Arl. on
busline. Phone OF. $4,000.
WAITRESS. white. age 2l-3O: night.
work. full time or part time, must
be experienced with food ano
drinks excellent salary and tips
Apply after | pm. BRASS RAIL
RESTAURANT. 500 18th st. NV
WAITRESS, white. 81 to s., night.
WORK. Apply RANDYS RESrAU.
RANT lll3 10th ST. NV.
WAITRESS, white. weekends only.
Fri. and Sat, , pm. TO $50 pm.
SUM- ~ TO $3.50 pm. Apply in
D DStsUn ca RS silver an RaEsfAPuRAN r.
$3.50 Ga. ave silver Sprirg. Md.
WffarNw
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BOND CLOTHES

SALESLADY, exper.. for ladies spe-
ciaty shop ,..n Must Ps eapSsic IN
yorking conditions. Apply 26lSA
Conn. ave.
sALESLADY, EXPERIENCED, for
spccialtv shop; fun or part time
Apply Mrs. Maulsby, GRETCHEN
COLE 72t4 Wisconsin ave" Be-
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PAINTINGS interior and exterior.
papering, patch plastering Free
estimate. After g, ia. 4-03i1
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HELP-WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Accounting dept.---Mlnimum typ.
Ing accurate with VI ares start
sad00. Fhone ID, 7-5 ln2 for apt
COMPIOMETER OPERATOR. with
national CO.: 5-day wk, good start
ms salary; between 20 and 40 yrs
old air-cond oface. Call MR.
sAURIoL. NO. 7-t.,02
COOK, experienced daywork. Apply
1874 l4th st, NV
COSMETIC OR DRUG CLERK, full
or part time; no night or sun
work salary, commission and meals
EXECUTIVE PHARMACY, vOt
Penna. ave. NV.
COSMETIC AND CIGAR CLERK, ex.
per. pref: pleasant surroundings
hrs, and sal. to ne discussed, Apply
in person. PACKETS PHARMACY
sac Piney Br, rd.. Silver Sprins
DENTAL AsSISTANT-Exp,, Tues
Wed, Thurs, Sat, Conv location
state age. exp, salary desired
Box i70-K. Star.
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SECRETARY

Interesting work with large real
estate company; 5-day week COM
pany benefits; submit written res
ume stating experience, age. and
aid A. Hurst. No interviews granted
without prior written resume.
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HELP-WoMEN

! ALESLADIES--A new advertisine
medium Work through large cham
super markets May earn $500
q week and up Car necessary, see
MIR, A. ", MCLEOD at 2703 Nichols
ave, Sc from y am. to l2 pm,
10 o-uunO
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DIN. RIM. SUITE, lU-pc. walnut;
hall table Bendix washer RA,
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General Downstairs Work

General Downstairs Work
5ls-Dsy Week; References; $40.
Phone EN- 3-s057
G.H.W.. live in, exper. with chill
dren. ref J-day wk.; $50. Call
10. 1-3g52.
live in, care for 9
eirls, light houSework; will pay top
salary Tor right person. ia. 2-O14l,
HOUsEKEEPER, live in g.h.w.,
Cooking,. tond Of children; ref. re-
auired. ia. 5000.
HOUSEHOLDER, white. for 8 en-
ployed ADULTS, mus be good cook
laundry. State age and references.
Box 413-L, Star,
MAIDS -. White: Bladensburg mo-
tel: steady work. AP 7-6l06.
MAID. INV. Children. No smokers,
no drinkers. Health card. Local
refs. $500. RIA, 3-lT63.
MAID, experienced; will pay $50
week, live in: kensington. White
MAID, 5 days a week; S30i live outs
gooq with children, general house.
work. JU. S-47lO
MAID g. H,W.--one or two days
IKE 6-9aOS.
MAID--Liye in. s.h.w,, assist with
downtown 5i2 days. . adults. .
school-ase children. S35 wk. EN-.
SERVANT, man. live in; g.h,w, and
some cooking for single person;
interesting Job for right person.
only well trained apply. Call FE.
$1,000. 10 am.-6 pm.
DESIRE MATURE SETTLED WON.
AN. white. TO do light Housekeeping
light cooking and assist in carine
for invalid wife. necessary live in;
standard wages. ia. 5-0703.
WHITE GRANDMOTHER. live in,
care for :! girls, ages 5 and 8; 5l2
days week. VIII $3.50.
EXPERIENCED COOK-G.H.w. = s.
day week. of Thurs. and Sun: !
an through 7;l5 dinner; stay
nights; local refs. Top salary. EN-
$4,000.
FOR DOCTORS BOME-Pleasant,
experienced maid for g.h.w., good
plain cook: must like children go;
. days. Thurs. and sun. of; sit
nights; local refs; $50 week. OIL.
7-90SS.
WOMAN, preferably white. to care
/ 70, = small children and apt dur
1 ing mothers confinement. II in.
terasted, call TIE. 6-4376 any time
EXPER. COUPLE to work in new
home, Bethesda area; wife must be
good cook; beautiful quarters, excel
salary; must have written refs.
Box 472-L, Star
YOUNG WOMAN, white. under 30
to live in. care for home and chill.
dren while mother works; pvt
room and bath; salary to be dis.
cussed. so. S-1S3g.
COUPLE, to live in; woman to dc
g.h.w. and cooking, man may have
another lob and help in off hours
as serving. gardening and heavy
cleaning. Must be Of high type
| with references. Top salary, eX.
cellent living quarters. EN-. 2-4296
$50 A WEEK, live in. Boston suburb;
child care and light housework;
own room, bath and TV; liberia
time off. EN-. 3-lSl9.
WHITE WOMAN to care for chill
| dren. ; and 9, in Annandale. Va,
area; live in CT. 6-I157. Sun
| or ewes. after g.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. !

FLOORS sANDED. finished; new &c
ext. G. L. HINsoN, 10. l-3475
FLOOR sANDING--Painting. floors
cleaned and waved, window clean
ins co. 5-0Jl4, AID, 2-224i.
KITCHEN = Top-auality perform.
equipment; under responsibility
Bring your Kitchen up 10 par to.
day, take 3 years on convenient
terms Call SEco Kitchen Divi-
sion Ju S-SOlO
PAINTlNGl interior and exterior,
papering, patch plastering Free
estimate. After @. ia. 4-03l5
PAINTING-Best work and paints.
Sober. skilled white painter does
own work. Mr., Wilmeth, JU. $1,000.
PAINTING, plastering. papering. gem
eral repairs Fire ms. work a spe-
cialty, Complete home repairs
E SstsS TS Ss rO wh ire. @ sststss
Sfit ME- r. fTAaffEE' or EH $780, /
PAINTING, exterior; frst-class
brothers, white. refs. ia. 2-li3l,
PAINTING. interior and exterior
white mechanicS' free estimates
PAINTING, paperine, water proof
ing. inter. extcr., FILA loans avail,
estimate. JU. BATH after 2 pm.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Guaranteed workmanship. II YOU
want the best. call EN-. 3-iS4B.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
to aNR -ls F-AA Sc
THOMPSON 10. 7-i304. a7'
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
j. r. LAWRENCE
Est. 1925; $ yrs to pay. IL. $500
PAPERING. PAINTING; as low as
$50 Carpentry WORK. floor tiled;
very reasonable, Call til pm
AID. 4-65l4.
PAPERING. SIi ana Ip this week
only St sunfast washIblg papers
JU S-i6d1. RA 3-73g3
PLASTERING. new or old patch
work. ceilings speciality AL me-
chanic. tn. 2-2510.
MASTERING REPAIRS, old and new
work, lge. and small Jobs; reas
white mech; free est. JU. 9-l154
PLASTERING. WATERPROOFING
tirPp-Opfinp wall scrapi1R. free
estimate. II. 4-74i}a. Ii 7-9057
ROOFING, new work, repairs; gut.
tiers, spoutS. carpentry. painting
4. d; THOMAS. WA. 7-7352. SP
ROOFING. wATERPROOFING, re.
pointing, plaSterine,. painting caulk
ing cement wk. VIII. mech, Ii. =
ROOF REPAIR. low as SIS; ROOF
fSSaetingM Ma spT0Tgtinga 1 apd carpentry I5SgS
ROOF REPAIRS, as low as $40
Sag. shinsIe roof: low COST FREY
estimates; guaranteed, tn. 2-0595
Roofing-Guttering
J r. LAWRENCE
Est. 1873: 3 yrs. to pay. Ii. 6-Sl0f
STONE. BLACKSTONE AND CEMENT
specializing in walls. patios. steps.
walks. etc: free est. Call JERRY
Stone Work-Flagstone
Patios. walks. steps all kinds &c.
ment WORK retaining walls. drain
pipes. waterproofing. grading ano
seeding. F MARCUcCIo Pc g
35SS
TRASH REMOVED
Yds, bsmts. cleaned. Free est
WALKER TRASH CO.. FE. 3-2S02
BOND STONE Roofing, siding
porches enclosed. carpentry work
full insurance coverage; free esti'
mates: 80 months to pay OIL
4-0gCD
BUSINESS SERVICES
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FURNITURE NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
FURNITURE
RENOVATED AND NEW
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

step tables. S;.9j: studio divan,
S34 rs: mahos Windsor chairs,
S7D5. Duncan Phyic amp tables.
S11g5: rockers. SSc5: Duncan
Phyfe extension table S3995. large
glass china cabinet, S:i1.g5 mahog.
dresser and mirror, SIS, brown wall
nut dining table, 50 %; sofa,
nius miro. c',eSi. :cSte- bed.
1895: 10xlS wool rug. $50 95:
large walru. BOOKCASE, S'!4 %: oak
kitchen chairs. $685. solid pine
server, $685. lounsc. chairs, foam
cushion, $50 %: double size Holly
wood beds, S499J. :I0-in. size.
s34.a5: full-size innerSpring mat
tresses, So %: coil springs. S129J:
renovated cotton mattresses. 1l3A1:
rollavsy beds with mattresses,
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rIRE EXIISGUIsHrR. 2Ia-sai s.A..
$40. foam SI2JU 10 lbs Coz.
S3i 81. .5l3 IA st NV, re. 3-b34J:
FIREPLACE EQUIP, gas or elee.
logs screens. andlronS etc ACME
STOVE, 1911 9TH NV, MA. $500.
EJpFpt SIT hrers. com plete:
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Plus tnZ: lncludes case. coalcd Isns
A." 9th st. NV MA s-6l5i
BOOKS, lOc up. RIvERDALE BOOK
SHOP, 6l04 r. /. ave, Riverdale,
Sat. and Sun.
BOYS CLOTHING. size 12-l4
storm coat with matching cap. fur
collar. 10. 5-l1n5.
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.EP FREEZE, 10 Gu, IT,. chest
gpc; u mos. old take over pay
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CLARINETS Brand-neW wood OUT
Mt $40, RELIABLE JEWELRY
EAch,, ia2 nth NV, Ma S-OlbT.
couch, Simmons Beauty Resti sofa,
rose lcsDi twu, room for bedding
In snIa, lAn sd NO 1.nlllu
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In washineton's finest jewelry store
For our custom jewelry department.
J-day week: excellent WORKING con-
ditions; good salary commensurate
with ability and experience. Call
Mr. Blanken for appointment. ST
3-ll25. CHARLES SCHWARTZ 4
SON InI.l y ct N u
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Yds, bsmts. cleaned. Free est.
WALKER TRASH CO., FE. 3-2S02.
BOND STONE CO.-Roofing, siding.
porches enclosed. carpentry work;
full insurance leverage; free esft-
mates: 80 months to pay. OIL.
4-OgCD.
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OGOlE l AT I
In ONCE of medical organization. In
teresting position open to alert. re-
sronslble. girl interested in associa-
ton work 5-day, 40-hr. week. En-
ploye benefits Beginning salary.
5000 per month. Box ASST. Star.
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PAINTING, exterior: frst-class
work; materials, do own work; .
brothers, white, refs. ia. 2-li3l.
PAINTING. interior and exterior
white mechanics. free estimates
Call anytime, APP 7-064U
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PAINTING-Best work and paints.
Sober. skilled white painter does
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SALESLAnY
SALESLADY

Experienced; to take charge of
lingerie department, Permanent SAL
AIRY open. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1928 @
st u "
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HELP-WoMEN
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unItaE COMpANInA

HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION for
elderly man living in hotel: some
nursing experience preferred. Call
OIL. "-D064
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE POSITION for
experienced clerk-typist; some coll
lego education helpful, ability TO
work with flsurcs and handle own
correspondence many benefits; at
tractiye offices in Nationwide busl-
ness AD 4.OB4U
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Il3Y Conn Ave. NV.
SALESWOMEN, $3.50 per hr. while
training. pleasant outdoor work
Call UN. f-25O5 after ii pm
SAIESW0MEN. experienced full and
part time; fine sportSwear shops
upper and lower Conn. ave. CAS-
UAL CORNER, EN-. .-96fO.
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Full time. 9:I5 to d. 5-day, 40
hs week: part time, II to 8 nm.
daily. Also receiving room and will
call clerks.
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Nurses Needed
MOTOR TRAVEL

OFFICER. driving New Mexi-
CO via st. Louis, Tulsa. Amarillo,
leaving 26 Sept; desires riders. 10
$3.50 90
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j. r. LAWRENCE

Est. 1923; yrs to pay. Il. $500
PAPERING. PAINTING; as low as
$50. Carpentry WORK. floor tiled;
very reasonable. Call til o pm
AID. 4-B5l4
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, barrel back
condition. Call
ava
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LADIES

If you have a need to earn extra
money but can devote only spare
time. we have the opportunity for
you. Digniiied. profitable sales work
Excellent earnings. For appointment
call MRS, ELLIS, IA. S-35UO before
II noon or 8 to o pm,
LADIES-PART TIME