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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
MENSH SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
PRACTICE

School director. Joseph Mensh
LIB, LIN. faculty member OF
local university, associate member
Of the Washington Real Estat'
The winter class in real estat,
practice will start Friday. Nov, 20
/ at Sl5 18th 81. NV. Bowen Build.
ing). third floor. The course vii
run for 4 weeks, 3 times a week
tMon., Wed. and Fri. Z to . pm
and offer a comprehensive coveragt
OF real estate practice and sales.
manship. Through a novel method
Of instruction. students will work
with actual real estate. instrument,
enabling them to make practical
application Of the theory covered II
the lectures
The course offers complete prep
aration for the D. C., Md. and Va
real estate brokers and salesmer
license examinations.
Placement facilities for full and
part-time statesmen,
Registration will be held at 1913
Eve 81 nv. Wed. Thurs and Fri.
$40 10 2 pm. Registration by
mail permitted Full tuition SIS
Tuition NAV Be paid in install.
ments,, For further information
cali JOSEPH MENsH. Ma. s-6440,
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Available for consulting or repre-.
sentative service in Washington
D. c.; full or part time on com
munication. NAVIGATION and trafit
control systems. Formerly actini
director. Air NAVIGATION Develop.
ment Board. d. K. MARTIN, 1896
Fit Myer dr., Arlington, Va.
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- Victoria love seat
$50; 60-in; mahogany buffet. S25
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no YOU NEED HELPr-colored
ghw. cooks, baby-sitters wait.
resses. MOOREs EMPLOYMENT
AGcYs, 1915 You st. NV. NO
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HELp-D0 ESTIC
COMPANION. white. under go;
cheerful and kindly: for semi

invalid. Box 450-H, Star.
COOK-Femsle, exper, between &c
and so. Must have references. Per-
manent position. Excellent salary
Call after 10 am. EN-. 3-7l73.
COOK G.H.W. = other help EN-.
ployed; ali mod. cow: Thurs
and every other Sun. OF; paid
vacation and social security: good
sal; refs. required. EN-. 2-S22S
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IMIscELLAMEous FOR SAILS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

sEDsPREADs, organdy: dotted
swiss: sgles; curtains. chair cover
|BEDsPREAD. crocheted, popcorn
stitch, double size: $45: also, 2
dresses, size 3S. "a and SIS: an
tioue cake plate moss rosebud
pattern, 90 yrs. old, S25. WO.
BICYCLEs-Recond. 24-26 in, SIS
up: reel-type power and hand
movers. 4T3l Suitland I'd, RE.
1920.
BICYCLES, boys and girls. "a
inch: Sis each. 1898 Rhode Is
land ave. me-. in rear. Saturday
and Sunday only.
BICYCLES-I girls bicycle. 26 In, !,
$40; l boys bicycle, "a in, $50
3 summer rugs, suitable cabin, SIS
each. Call after ) pm. JE. 2-S5sl
BICYCLE, boys 26-inch schwinn,
little used. S25. Falls Church, JF
2-?473.
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PAINTING, papering. FIRST class
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately. MR.. PoAT. RIA. 3-5t,43
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sITuATI0Ms--D0MESfIc
fc0NTlNlllfDl

MIDDLE-AGED white lady woulc
like child care; sleep out. Call Wo
glib.
EXPER. RELIABLE colored cir
wishes 5-d. wk., reg. work or
days, good cook, Inv. HUI. $3.50
REFINED COLORED WOMAN =
wishes Tuesdays or Wednesday,
day work. IA yrs. refs. La. 6-74S4
REFINED WOMAN wishes work IL
small home, no children. Or clean
ing small once. Refs. FE. 3-5636
REFINED LADY. colored, desires q
care for child and domestic work;
refs. Call tn. 2-6376.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as gen
eral houseworker or house maid
references. 10. 2-2319.
EXPER. GIRL desires day work
Mon, We'd. Thurs. Ii. 6-5l19
COL0RED GIRL desires day work
Exper. no. 2-5952.
COLORED GIRL desires days worI
or gsh.w; exper. and refs. DU
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w. ant
child care 5 days. LA. 6-7144
cOLORED GIRL desires day work
gh.w Reliable, good city refs
fC0LORED GIRL neat. expr,
desires day work. Mon. Tues. and
Wed. co. 5-64S6.
COLORED GIRL desires 9. h. ",
and care .or children. WA. 5-9297.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w., child
CQFa Il nQvC q UQak mr. days m0rk
TU.. 2-9345.
COLORED GIRL would like domes-
tic, store maid. or restaurant
work. RA. 6-16S9.
COLORED GIRL desires child care;
. days week; references. Ii.
o-3l4l.
COLORED GIRL desires housework
l, days a week: refs. Call Sunday
COLORED GIRL desires baby sit
ting ga JOB . days a week Lu
COLORED GIRL wants child care
5-day week; Inv. LII. 2-S991.
COLORED GIRL wants days work
good references. Ii. 7-62I9.
COLoRED LADY desires lob, light
4 U.S. WGuts 81
10 yrs. exper. LA. 9-040S.
COLORED LADY. 7th-Day Adyen.
fist, wants . days work; child
care: employed couple. tn. 2-3407
COLORED LADY desires child care
plain cooking, Inv. for working
parents, live out. refs. Ii 3-3350
COLORED LADY, settled. desires
g.h.w., Mon. through Fri; good
refs. Ii. 6-162S.
COL0RED LADY desires DAYS
work Mon, Wed, Fri; exper.; good
refs. SP. 3-S493.
COLORED WOMAN would like iron
Ing Ing tor WEDNESDAYS and Fridays
COLORED WOMAN and girl, kitch-
en- help or maid, full or part time.
Refs. NO. G-0922.
COLORED WOMAN wants to care
for small children or Job as
disnwasher. day or night. LII.
-3Sa1.
C0LORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. or
child care. d. C. reference. DU,
COL0RED WOMAN desires weekend
work. g.h.w., baby Sitting; exper !,
ref. RIA. $4,000.
COL0RED WOMAN desires days
work, ironing or child care. for
empl. parents. Refs. Ii. 4-324s.
COL0RED WOMAN would like day
or laundry work; good refs. tn
2-0575.
COLORED WOMAN wants day OF
night work or cleaning bachelor
apt. HU. 3-54Sl.
C0LORED WOMAN wants part
time morning cleaning. no.
2-o21S.
COLORED-Will come in. do plain
cooking 3 days week: recent
refs, D. c. AID. 4-3426.
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MruATIoNs--MEN
lcoNTINuEp,


COL0RED MAN desires work aftel
5 pm. as porter or janitor. Ref
Ii. 7-0427.
COLORED MAN wants work a
maintenance man, porter, genl, Ia
borer; good refs: exp. SP. 3-663l
COLORED MAN, exper. in yardworl
wants work for Mon, Tues. Wed :.
other days occupied; good refs
Phone Ii. 4-4790 after 5 pm.
COLORED MAN desires car wash
parking and days work Of any
kind. DU. 7-4S91.
COLORED MAN wants delivery jot
or work of any kind: D. c. refs
and hermit. Call GREENE, DU
7-94S9
C0LORED WAITER, porter Of
houseman; good refs. AID. 4-5639
COLORED-All around man desires
job as porter or stock clerk. Cal
LA 6-l4H1
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WANTED

Colored counselors with employ
ment agency experience: refs. re
ouired for the lob; also cletk-typist
neat appearance, bring refs. Repor
to No. Logan Circle NV. Tues.
Nov. 10, betw. 10 am, and | pm
Ask for COL. LETCHER.
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We challenge you to show us a
better sales program--more pros
poets bigger earnings--less COM
lpetition-a better training program
"a roster future-than ours! SIS
q week salary, plus commission and
bonus. Many OF our new statesmen
and saleswomen are earning from
$500 to $1,000 a month. A few
weeks ago they we're housewives.
clerks or low-paid salespeople from
other fields. Car necessary. Call
Mr.. Lee, FORT LINCOLN, LA. g.
$500, Veterans Day or Tuesday.
10 am. to pm. for personal
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ALERT ANSWERING SERVICE,
with downtown mail address. NE.
S-3963. NE. S-0045.
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ITEMS
VETERANS DAY SALE

BEGINNING TODAY
SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS
Cranberry tumbler. 81: cut-glass
pickle dish, 81: cranberry overlap
cruiet, 81: blue overlap ash
tray. 81: milifiori dish. 81; hand
painted plates. 81: the old clock
on the stair. 81: satin vase, 81;
vase, 81. apple-green ringer bowls,
81: miniature lamp, ST. oil paint
chair chat; ST: T vietorian chair, 81 81:
r pIates and c Covered dishes. 81: blue
ceased glass bowl, 81: green thumb
print pitcher. 81: ruby cream and
sugar. 81 each: colored goblets. 81
up; demitasse sets, 81: decanter,
81: end-of day pottery vases, 81 {:
bottles, 81: rocker, 81. antique
mirror, 81 bristol vase. 81: am
berina vase, 81: Bohemian art
glass candy dish. 81: old figurines.
81 up hand painted Bavarian and
demitasse sets. 81: lockwood vase.
81: round dining table. 81; love
seat. SIS: secretary. $40: mahogany
server. $3.50: handicapped table,
81 so: mahogany chest. 81 30:
marble topped chest. $3.50: cap
tain's chair. S35O Prices reduced
on thousands Of other items too
numerous to mention. Come in
and prowl. Open daily. to =;
Sat, Sun. Mon; II TO :. BELL
KINDS. 10th and q SITS. Sc, mr..
Pa. ave. Ii. 4-96sS. PS. See our
ad under furniture.
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INTERVIEWERS

White men and women, 81
to SIS years, with car. Week
ly salary, SIS plus commits
sion and bonus. No expert
ence necessary. Call UN
4-2400, Veterans Day or
Tuesday, 10 am. to 4 pm
for appointment.
JANTTOR AND WIFE, must be en-
perienced, have local references
and able to make minor repairs
Apply in person. JO1LES a. SEN
NETT CO, 1898 Vermont ave
NV. daily l-5.
PHOTO COUPON Statesmen
Work with crew: daily pay. Photo
finisher also wanted. JU. 9-3ll7
PIANO PLAYER, white, 3 nightl
week Apply K1KIS THE OAKS
RESTAURANT, l2lS Wisconsin
ave NV
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. adver.
Using. comm basis. Full or par
time. Apply Rni.- 8. 1924 N. Uhlt
st Arl., Va, Mon. 9-l2 am
only.
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lcoNrINUepl

ANTieUEs-Dclis, lamps. glass
Wayne st.. next to Wash. lie.
Shop. Ctr, where Wash. -Arl
blvds. cross. ia. S-719s. oper
ANTIQUEs-victorian small sofa
$3.50. Also matching marble-toI
S sstiss tabs @sl s sS.a Excellent con
ANTIQUES OF QUALITY = Sale
s sndsr rsDai Isin n viLLA SsHs co
ANTIQUES = Victoria love seat
WO. 6-O7l2.
ANTIQUES, The Lamp, ESQ W
Broad. Falls Church-Old lamps,
fittings, chimneys, modern and
reproduction glass lampshades;
variety antiques. Above property
for sale.
ANTIQUE Collectors items. Paper
weights. clocks, Swedish cookie
presses. silver. pottery. furniture,
etc. Hard to get items. Open Sun
and Mon. 10 am. to z pm.
l7S3 Suitland I'd. sc.
ANTIQUES-Tables, chests. beds,
mirrors, grandfather clocks. etc
Rear 210 LIST Sc, ODD. old H.O 3.
ANTIQUES = Pair bisque figures,
Sevres bowl. IL white gold-edge
limoges plates; others. RIA. 3-2637.
ANTIQUES-Former diplomatic Of
fieer sacrificing antiques. incl. lge.
and small baroque oak chests. lge,
sofa, 8 matching chairs, odd
chairs, lamps, clocks; oriental ia,
bles and bronze, cloisonne and
china vases. SIP, 3-03SS.
ANTIQUES Chippendale chairs.
peri. cond., $50 for all; Canton
punch BOWL. 500. FE. 3-43S2.
ANTIQUE, oriental lacauered cab.
beaut., carved desk. bookcase and
chairs. bronzes.. mirrors. figures
clocks, worries, china, astral lamps,
glass; 900 items. Fine for
Christmas gifts; Also, costume CO STUN.
II. NV ". FuRNN.i. 1926 18Th st. st' NV.
Open til s pm. Come browse.
ANTIQUEs-Maple gateleg table
blanket chest; no dealers Du'
ANTIQUEs-Sale BY private party.
Sheraton secretary. Circa 1890;
pEs CdiNCu 0CltCl
credenza; . tilt-top tables, large
and small: . double door ward
robes, (custom built. misc. furni-
ture. etc. CO. 5-0g46.
ANTIQUEs-Walnut blanket chest,
. marble-top tables; $50 each:
miscellaneous. 10. 5-S3l1.
ANTIQUES-Marble tops, TT. sec.
desk. Empire chest Of drawers,
china closet, cradles, rocking
chairs, clocks. pictures, crooks,
figurines. old pressed glass, etc.
Open Sunday BELTSVILLE AUC-
TON. Route 1. Beltsville. Md.
ANTIQUES = Exquisite Frenc h
chairs. desk, mirror. lamps: other
collectors items JU. 1926.
ANTIQUES, German, French and
china dolls. Call Otis 4-jS9o.
ANTIQUES. elegant carved rose
wood Victorian love seat: also
rosewood and mahogany arm
chairs and stand: solid pine table.
Ell. 6-4532.
ANTIQUES
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HELp-mEE AND WOMEN
TYPIsr AND GENERAL OFFICE

TYPIST AND GENERAL OFFICE
WORK for general contractor
Call Tues. RA. 6-O740.
MAN OR LADY to operate small
restaurant: pizza. spaghetti. sand
witches: Arl,, Va. resident pref.
sal. plus. Cali for appt. ia. 7-9763,
USE OWNERS HOME and operate
small motel Percentage salary,
White. No pets or small children.
Must be sober and give local re-
ferences. JE. 2-1920.
YOUNG COLORED COUPLE. no
children; garden-type project:
i've In; janitorial and mainte-
nance work; exper. and ref re-
auired Call Monday between 10
am and ) pm. IL. 5-9630.
If you ARE INTERESTED in help
ing retiring people. in obtainine
Florida homes and lots at the
right price and location. we will
sell on long terms, or build homes
to suit. Paying good commission.
Write for appointment. Box also.
Star
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CARPENTRY AND PAINTING
Folding bar by ANTONIO. Call
ewes. HA. $4,000.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING,
CEMENT WORK

window cords. odds and ends O
anv kind No Job too small
do my own work For prompt, de.
pendable service, call CLYDE
THOMAS. white mechanic. IL. 4,
ASIA or Ii. 6-s557.
CEMENT WORK and general re.
pairs, walks. patios. steps, no ioE
too SIN. c. DESPERT. no. 2-3gb0.
CEMENT WALKS, drives patio
floors: stueco and patching. JACK
sPARKEs. 10. 2-6633.
CEMENT WORK-steps. porehes
retaining walls and einder block
laid. D. dADDlB. TO. 2.3o0A.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
ACCOUNTANT, JR.
White: Desiring CPA Experience
n -.l -
ASSISTANT
BUYERS
PPLY EMP OYMENT OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON
z s. at 18th N Nv

WASHINGTON
p 81 at 9TH NV
CARETAKERS wanted for. small
apt. building in exchange for liv-
ING quarters. Retired couple
(whitel preferred Call Ii. 3-S262
COUPLE to help manage downtown
roominR house; 500 mo. Quiet
dependable people only. AID. .
a50S
EXPERIENCED BALLROOM DANCE
TEACHERS, part time: highest
rates paid. Call ewes. HE. 4-444S
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LAB TECH

MEN AND WOMEN
Immediate enrolment in we'll
equipped labs. MEDICAL LABORA-
TORY TECHNIQUES course. incl.
microscopic practice. and theory in
hematology. urine. blood chem. etc.
Also Extraordinarily: free place,
service. Grads. earn SO wk. For
information. call EE; 7-ll23'
WASH. SCHOOL. PHYS. AIDES
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Learn to Earn SIS 900 Yr. Part time
Learn How to Sell! Buyi lnvestl
In q Homel Land Businessl
(Our ST5 Course for Only S35D
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ANTIQUES

We are disposing of large private
collection Of authentic ANTIQUES
Satin glass, Amberina, Tiffany, cut
crystal glass. early colored arr
glass. tobies. collectors items
SWAN ANTIQUE SHOP. two door
Open noon to 6. closed on Monday
Tele NO 1885.
ANTIoUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
-FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock. Out
Georgia ave. ext. tRte. 80 9 miles
right on Rte. 500. whitehall 6-S405
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IMsTRUcTl0R COURSES
tcoNrlNuEO)
Income Tax-Tip worksheets"
Dollars Saved Are Dollars EarneG
INCOME
TAX
COURSE
$40

TAXPAYERS. MEN WOMEN!
START MON, NOV. II
START WEB, NOV. 10
| l Night Wk, (s-9:30), 8 Wks.. SCI
= Nights Wk. ts-9:30). 3 Wks.. So
INCOME TAX LAW BY
PAUL j. MILLER
INCOME TAX SAVINGS AND REAL
'Know-How Course" bv Paul Miller
Taught Mon. and Wed. night 8.
$3.50; men. or women; 8 sessions
O'e COMPLETE ANALYSIS of Fed.
ah aP spe sse ras sss Tss a Rsfus
auctions" in Real Estate, Home
Buying and Selling. Trades. Ex-
changes. Rentals. Leases, Prop
Mgmt.. Cash or Installment Sales
MISUNDERSTANDING and Capita
THIS COURSE guaranteed tc
Make You Money in filing Federal
or State Income Tax Returnsl IN
come Tax-Tip Worksheets" (FREE
to students( alone worth cost Of
p.m.. classroom N Srd floor. Natl
Press Bldg Complete Course. SIG
Terms, S25l. Finish in either 3 OF
9 weeks. Call now, DE. 2-52S6 oil
Elk 3-7010 to register and reserve
your seat in the most popular course
in TAX Know-How.
REALTY COLLEGE
sos Wash. Bldg. Elk: 5000
This Course Tax-Saver for You
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ANTIQUES

10 not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
ti64O GEORGIA AVE NV.
RIA 3-760S tn. 3-2727 VIII. 6-7733
-. ........ ...A REHAH sI,.c,ra
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Nurses Needed
12-WEEK COURSE

100 women wanted. 1855, TO
learn nursing Day, evening. Sat,
classes No hieh school necessary.
Free employment service. Also
INFANT NURSING
DOCTORS ASSIST ANT
Free Booklet. Visit. Write OF Phone
NATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF NURSING
VICTOR BLDG, all G PL, NV,
STERLING 1851
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REAL
ESTATE
COURSE
cox
pAO

BEGINNERS! MEN-woMENI
START MON, NOV. II
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SITuAri0NS-MEM

ACCOUNTANT. exper.. complete ia,
month; quarterly. Good ref. DI
7-2503 or Box 124-M. Star.
ACCOUNTANTS BOOKKEEPERS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1420 N. Y. Ave. NV
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ANTIQUES, The Lamp. ESQ W
Broad. Fails Church-old lamps,
fittinRs. chimneys. modern and
reproduction glass lampshades;
variety antiques. Above property
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NEAT, RELIABLE, sIper Coiofed
girl wants work 3 days, nurse
maid, Inv; sc. section. refs.
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REPAIRS q SERVICES

CHINNEYs AND FTREPLl.CEs;
estab. over "a years. SAMUEL c,
| BOYD. INC, RIA. 3-7443.
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ABACUSES, horSeShoes, coffee mills,
cherry seeders, sugar kettles, cast
iron ware, apple pickers, cider
presses. charred kegs, hand plows,
sad irons. buttermolds, fruit Jars,
bottle caps and cappers. bath tub
seats. wood tubs, copper and cast
iron teakettles. jerks. Washing
tons Oldest Hardware and Stove
Store Since 1866, 723 eth st.
Nv MA 9-024S
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continue his position with
ARAMCO.
Approximately 200 people
came by yesterday to the Sher-
atom Carlton Hotel to say
goodbye. including many am
bassadors and diplomats.
There has been, a round of
parties for the Duces. The
Egyptian Ambassador and
Nine. Hussein gave a big din
ner party for them. Mrs. Jo-
seph Howar entertained at tea
in honor Of Mrs. Duce at her
home. And Mrs. A. Rink gave
a dinner for so in their honor.
The Saudi Arabian envoy will
also entertain for the Duces.
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jones T. Duces
Entertain
At Reception

The vice president of the
Arabian-American Oil Com
pany and, Mrs. James T. Duce
entertained yesterday at a
farewell reception for their
many Washington friends.
The Duces. who have made
their home here on Woodland
drive for many years. are NOV
ing to New York. Mr.. Duce will
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spoon cloves. 4 drops oil Of
rose. 10 drops oil of chris,
20 drops melissne. 20 drops
eucalyptus. 10 drops berga-
mot. and 2 drains alcohol.
This is a very old and rare
recipe. 1t was made in 1894.
! can truly say this fragrance
surpasses that of any I've ever
known. and 7 am very glad to
share it.
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color Of curtains. (there is only
one window whether to use
wall-to-wall carpet. or small
hand braided or hook rugs.
and what color. Also. what
color to paint the walls of the
room. I will also need a night
stand and lamp. I thought Of
having a small lamp made out
Of a pitcher that matches the
bowl and pitcher set. What
should ! use as a night table.
Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
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WEE WOMEN

took" several years ago in a
bargain floor covering. Six
months after installing. the
plastic top coat wore of and
is now an ugly black. I can't
afford to have it removed but
wonder If I can paint it with
some plastic coating in the
trafic areas. in q color to
match the unworn edges. Has
anyone ever done this with
good results?
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Mrs. 70. y, Wdshi1lQt0n

. ~ ~ " U''tt'sBSOW
Will the lady who submitted
the foolproof pie crust recipe
given to her some years ago by
a Swedish lady. please let me
know II that one cup is to be
sifted flour. also how much
crust does that amount make?
I have great dificulty with pie
crust and want very much to
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try this one. but want to know
how much it makes.
4 + 4
Advice Needed Here

MIS-. n. ", StDeT spring
am decorating a small bed
room. So. far. I have a single
iron bed that / have painted
white. on which I am using a
white bedspread. tufted with
pink rosebuds in each tuft,
with a tiny splash of light
green representing a leaf. Have
an old washstand, finished in
mahogany. on which / plan to
set an old wash bowl and
pitcher set. white, with hand
painted pink roses. Now, l
am wondering what kind Of
small chair to use. kind and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
Pot Pourri Season
Mrs. W. W. c.

MIS. w. w. y.
Rose leaves are now plenti-
full and / am very sure many
readers would love to have this.
One-half ounce violet pow
der. / ounce orris root, " ounce
rose powder, " ounce hello
throp. " teaspoon mace, "a
teaspoon cinnamon, " tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-24
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
| rdndmo's Ice Cream
Mrs. A. r. w..
International Falls, MINI.

International FGttS, MINI.
In reply to q request for
Grandma's homemade ice
cream. ! cup rich milk. ! table,
spoon cornstarch. " cup
sugar, " teaspoon salt, 2 tea
spoons vanilla. 2 eggs. and 2
cups whipping cream.
Scald milk in double boiler.
add sugar, salt and cornstarch.
Beat eggs slightly and add
small amount Of hot mixture.
Beat again and add remaining
hot mixture. Strain and cool.
Add cream and vanilla. and
freeze. Happy lickings Of the
dishesl
Mrs. A. r. c., Washington
I have my grandmother's
recipe for old-fashione d
freezer ice cream using no eggs.
It's smooth. easy and mex
pepsive.
Two quarts milk. can milk,
3 tablespoons -four. 3 cups
sugar. and vanilla to taste.
Cook one quart Of the milk
with the flour and sugar until
thickened. Strain II lumpy,
cool. then mix all together and
freeze.
Flavors can be varied by
adding mashed bananas.
peaches. or berries before
freezing. For . real treat, try
gingerale or root beer in the
plain vanilla.
Now I need helpl I got
The Sidney herald., 1957-08-22

/ Comet each night when the stars
| are visible.
Clarence diversion, Mrs. Yourg-
strom and Grandma Lassey were
Williston visitors Monday morn
ing and afternoon visitors in
Sidney.
The Klym family spen. the
week end again with home folk
at Fairfield and Gorham.
At the Hans Berntson home
Sunday were his father, Odin
Gifstad and family from Wat
ford.
At the John Dunbar home Sun
day for the day were the N. Papi-
neau family of Elk Twp, MIS-. H.
Bartram and children of Alex
ander. Then late evening Mrs.
Dunbar's aunt, Mrs. Nora Gold
smith of Wadena, Mimi, arrived
for q brief visit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Folkstad of Williston
brought her out.
Mrs. Thos. Thorson is enjoy
ing a few days with two grand
daughters at her home. The girls
are daughters of Mrs. Irene Lar
son of Savage.