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cashier

hiEIl nOl onOl-i' hH. I'M.
1871 q St. RIM. 700
CHECKER, groceries, exper. good
salary Delay week. Ice super
market LEE SUPER MARKET
s2j3 " pcrshing dr. Arl., Va.
CHEMISTRY or related DIES req ior
technical sales; sal. $500, HAG-
OERTY EMPL.. ms Ellsworth dr.,
Silver Spring Ju 5-DOiu.
CLERK, age lS-3a, general Office
work. no experience necessary; 500
TO start, employe benefits Apply
1908 Il ST. NV RIM 5o2
CLERK. evenings. $50 TO 10 pm
all dav Sat 81 per hr Must have
good telephone voice Apply Mr.
klrk BETHESDA MOTORS. OIL. T.
S0a3
CLERK, ase 81 to 30. for small
insurance ONCE must be able Ia
type. 6.day week Box 1902, Star
CLERK. white. gift and greetinp
card shop. part time 3-l0 daily
Interviews IN person. TROVER
SHOP l49 Independence ave Sc
CLERKS, white. under 81, to work
between flleS and phones, extraeting
cards and FASTING records on them,
large Office near 18TH aud II SITS
hours, $50 to b. u day Sat. Start,
Phone. MA S.t1lS
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MECHANIC TRAINEES

MESSENGERS (2) outside white
under 10, neat and polite Laref
office near 18th and II SITS NV.
hours S;30-5, half day Sat. street.
car fares furnished Salary. soc
month. Phone MA. S-t1lS.
MILL MAN for woodworking shcp;
sash and door or all-arpund expert
enced preferred. steady work. Cal
FOREMAN, WA r-rrUO
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ESTIMATOR

Young man. some experience in
sheet metal. take of work or knovi-
edge of construction or reading blue
prints. Excellent opportunity with an
established firm. 5-day week, hos
pita lization.
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INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZA-
START. $500 PER MONTH MINI
MuMl TRAINING DORA N
RECoGNIzED FIELD : ExPANfDiNSG 4
.-.AGE % AND UP; UNLIMITED
OPPORTUNITIES NO CANVASS.
ING PHONE RE T-69la FOR
Apt. FOR INTERVIEW
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Rio THE EVENING STAR
HELP MEN--(cont -

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1915.
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REAL ESTATE
ROUTE statesmen

We can use two men Tor retail
route saleswork with the Jewel Tea
Company, Inc.
White, - TO 40
Salary and commission.
$50 guarantee.
5-day week
Car and expenses furnished.
Exclusive territory.
Retirement plan
Life, medical and disqualification.
insurance.
Paid vacation.
Excellent opportunity for ad-
yancement. Experience helpful but
not necessary. Call IN person at
Hedin House Hotel, Rhode Island
ave. at Newton st. ne, Washing
ton ls. d. G, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday I'll IL noon.
SALES, part-full time: any hours;
new home projection: exceptional
opportunity WA. 7-0373.
SALESMAN. who misht develop to
assistant MANAGER or manager Of
music stores in Annapolis and Glen
Burnie. Call In person. KEENEY'S.
lhl West St. Annapolis.
lSALESMAN-Yon man for piano
sales department; preferably with
some knowledge OF music. KIT
MUSIC CO. 1880 G ST. NV.
SALESMAN. by painting contractor,
to call on CONNER, al accounts;
commission. Apply Box 322-z, Star.
SALESMAN. experienced. wanted for
Saturday and evening work in
mems furnishings and luggage
shop. Apply Tues and Wed Ill
King st. Alex. LIST floor,
SALESMAN for Oldsmohile dealer
snip who Is willing to work and
go places in the automobile field -
Good opportunity for the RIGHT
man. Experienced preferred For
appointment, write or phone 4
TORS, INC, Harrisonburg, Va.
SALESMAN
4 leading corporation in the fast
growing office equipment industry
has an opening in its local once
for a high-grade young man. Sales
experience desirable but not essen
tial for right man. Salary Plus
commission. substantial guarantee
through training period: nationa'
corporation benefits and promotion
opp0i tunities SMITH CORONA. NC
1913 Park read NV
SALESMAN-LIQUOR
Win GOOD sales - aground in
liquor or any other Jmmodity for
Wash.'s largest retail hauor store.
Good earnings, perm. position for
hvewire. Bonus, vac RA. 6-5ti63
sALESMEN-Need > exper. men
who are cioserS in the storm win
dow business: xe offer you the best
deal ever made anywhere Must
have car Call for appointment,
Mr. BERGMAN tn @-34e2
statesmen (BIBLE)
$500 week up. Apply: sos G 81.
N W RIM 4nI 10 nj
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PAUL II. NoRAIR Co. INC.
Adams Place NE. LA. 6-2o7i

EXECUTIVE TYPE-saiary and DO.
nus for man. to represent large
corporation: no travelling: estab.
lished esident, over 30, married
ambitious, capable of assuming re-
Sponsibility. Please give full per.
sonal history. All replies strietlJ
confidential Box 75-Z. Star.
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HELP-----MEN
statesmen 81
LEADS FURNISHED

To work for national organization
which has served over 100000 fam
lies. One~call deal. no credit turn.
downs Liberal commission. Ca
necessary. Call XII S-23I9, all da,
sunday, or $ to 10 am. daily, OF
after ID m
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HELP-MEN

MAN. age II TO 80. interested in
learning the industrial insurance
business, Box 441-z. Star.
MAN. part time. evenings and
Saturday. TO collect REGULAR MONTH
~ accounts in Bethesda and Rock
vile areas, car necessary, can earn
over 500 per month. Write, stat
ing time available and phone num-
Der. CROWELL-COLLIER READER
SERVICE. RIM. 402. 1905 G st.
NV. Mr.. Murray.
MEN---Are you a man who need 5
TO earn 500 week or more? ]
have an opportunity Tor . such
men 25-4O yrs. white. Must live
In Price Georges County or Hyatts-
Vile area, 500 wk. to start. Call
MIR, SIMMONS, UN. 1928 Tues
day only.
MOVING COMPANY SALES REPRE-
SENTATIVE Well-established
company, specializing in quality
WORK requires experienced man or
one really willing to learn the
business and produce results. Age
30 yrs. or over. Neat, energetic
and definitely rober; good opening
for retired military officer. refs.
required Apply in person, NEW
Ions TRANSFER. 1851 N. Wash
inston blvd. Ar.
LARGEST COMMISSION in the bust
ness. licensed or learner, Call LA
GOa2A for appointment FRANK
H. KNIGHT AGENCY
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CLERK TYPIST

Enjoyable work for young
lady who likes 10 work with
and type figures permanent
position with career posi-
bilities. 5-day, a5-hour week:
many liberal benefits. Apply
in person. Suite 4I6, Ring
Bldg, 1900 18th ST. NV.
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MAN. age II TO 80, interested in
learning the industrial insurance
business. Box 441-Z. Star.
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HELP--MEN

IMMEDIATE OPENING .or Rawleigh
dealer in WASHINGTON. Rockville
Part-time dealers earning meas III
weekly Many full-time dealers
500 weekly and up. Write RAW
LEIGH's. Dept. DcB-l2-f25
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANTs-OPEN
}. G. EMPL. EXCHANGE

y. y. EIVII L. EAOf1ANIIE
WHITE AND COLORED
Cosmetic clerks. white SOS
BookEeeper - 500 VIZ
Stenog., elk, typiStS -- s. O
Cook Sl50 mo
Fountain girls. attractive - S3s
Salad Girl s. o
Mattresses. white, colored. So so ur
Maids, live in and out - S35
Laundry workers. all kinds - $50
Counter girls, attractive SGT
1912 9th st. NV.
M O-ErIg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Derek w. Williams
To Marry Nurse

Mr. and Mrs. H E kaufman
If WEIGH, w. Va, announce the
Engagement Of their daughter
Carol, to Or. Derek w. Williams,
son of Capt. and Mrs. Joel B. Sis
trunk, formerly Of FaImville, who
now live in Tirrenia Pisa italy
Miss Kaufman is a graduate Of
LeWisGale Hospital School OF
Nursing in Roanoke. DR. Williams
graduated from tfampden-S Sydney
college and the Medical College
of Virginia. He is a member OF
Kappa Alpha social fraternity
Alpha Kappa Kappa medicine
fraternity, and Phi Beta Kappa
.cholastic honorary
Dr.. Williams Is serving his in
ternship at Lewis-Gale Hospital
DR.. Williams wiz enter the U. S.
Army Medical Corps in July He
is to be stationed at Brooke Med
ical Center. Texas.
The wedding is planned fol
February 2 at the Greene Me-
moral church chapel in Roanoke
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Missionary From Form0sd
10 Lead First Council Glass

MIS-. p M Allen. Of Hampden-
sydney Tuesday was installed as
president of the FalmYille Council
Of Church Women in a ceremony
conducted By Dr H E Hudgms,
pastor Of the FaImville Method
lst church
Mrs. Allen who will serve a
t@o-year term. succeeds MIS-. ]
p Wynne
Mrs. L. Z Johnston Jr vice-
president. Mrs Charles Pickett
secretary. and Mrs. a c. Hallock
treasurer. were also installed IN
the ceremony in which Dr. w
OTIS A1cClung, pastor of the
Farmville Baptist church, also
participated
Mrs Allen was named to rep
resent the council at the state
meeting February 26 and 27 ID
Roanoke. one other DELEGATE from
the local council and Mrs. F r.
Crawford, state president, and
Mrs. Graves Thompson. West
Hanover PrcsbyteriaI president.
VIII also attend the convention
Mrs J. 0. Hart chairman OF
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

the Christian social relations
committee. made a request for
the donation Of hymn books for
use in the chapels Of state in
stitutlons.
Miss Marian Wilcox, a mission
cry who has served in China and
Formosa, VIII conduct the first
mission study class February -,
according to Mrs. C. w. Harris.
council committee chairman. 9th
er teachers for the classes which
witt be held at 7:45 p. m. in the
Methodist church fellowship room
February Il 10 and 81 will be
MIS- Nell Il Griffin and Mrs.
EaHl Boges
plans for the observation of
World Day of Prayer March 8
wele outlined by Mrs. Johnston.
The services viii be held at 4 p.
m. at Johns Memorial Episcopal
church
\ rrs. s P. Glover was appoint
Cd chairman Of the May Fellow
ship day observation, TO be held
May 3, with the topic Of Free
Schools in a Free America.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

MI and Mrs. John Warner, Mr.
and Mrs Albert Brisentine and Mrs
e r Spillman were in Richmond
Monday, where they were among
those Who attended the Virginia AS
ISOLATION Of Fairs. Mr.. Brisentine is
president Of the Five County Fair,
M s. L P Spillman. secretary. and
Farne. treasurer
NJ and Mrs, E r. SDillman at
tended the Pennsylvania State Farm
Show in Harrisburg, Pa, last week.
mr. ans MIS-. Robert Burger and
child en-, Bobby and Betty will
visit Mrs Burgers brother, M. H.
Thompson. and Mrs. Thompson in
Rocky Mount, N c.. this week end
Miss 10 Ann Cox. of Stuart Hall
Stanton VIII spend the week end
here with her parents, MI and
MIS- q J Cox.
Mr and MS. Joe l.. Smith, Of
Clover S. c., Mrs. E. j. Draper
and MS James A Price. of Penn
broke Mrs Joe Shorter. of Rad
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith. of
Montgomery. W Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jarrett. Of Kayford, w, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Felty. of Lynch
burg Mr. and Mrs, irving Smith
and Mr. and Mrs William Brooks
of Richmond. MIS- Agnes Wootton
Spencer and Mrs Louise Wootton
McNab Of Columbia S. c., and Mr..
and Mrs Frank T Wootton, il. of
Norfolk attented the funeral Of
Frank Wootton here Wednesday
The Rev Bernard E. Dotson and
Boyd P Beale Of Mount Olive.
n G visited friends on the Hill
Monday
Col and ATS John D Mcnhaney
and children, Bruce and Pam. Of
Falls Church, were week end guests
in the S W Putney Jr. home.
Waiter Putney has returned from
q hunting trip in Charlotte county.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wilson re-
turned to Waverly Tuesday after at
tending the funeral Of his brother
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
March Of Dimes
Coffee Hour Held
At Hamburg Home

Representatives from each Of
Prince Edward county six mag
isterial districts Wednesday had
coffee in order that polio-crip-
pied children might some day
walk.
Mrs f. H, Hanbpry, who at
tended the coffes hom given by
Mrs. Thomas Stanley at the gov
ernors mansion in Richmond
was hostess for the coffee hour
one Of. d series Of such events
planned to raise money for the
march Of dimes,
Her guests VIII now entertain
at coffee hours in then, own dis
,ricts, with all proceeds to 20 to
the march of dimes. Educational
material is also to be handed out
following the drive theme Of
Let's Finish the Job, "
Guests at the first coffee hour
were Mrs. Margaret H Watson
and Mrs. Edward Payne. Buffalo;
Mrs r. NJ Bradshaw and MIS-
c. " Gates I.ockett, Mrs. j. V
LEWIS and MIS-. Roxie T. Jones.
Prospect, MIS-, P. T. Atkinson and
Mrs. D. c. Wilson, Hampden,
mrs. G. w Palmer and Mrs J
a. Love, II Leigh. and MI. and
Mrs. S. L, Graham, Mr. and MIS-
c. H Goodwin, il. and Mi and
Mrs. w c. Fitzpatrick, Of Farm
vile.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Cuddly Cats, Clowns
For Convalescent,
Children Concern Unit

Cuddly cats and clowns for
cOnvalescent children are the
newest concern Of the ellis unit
of the Southside Community Hos
pital auxiliary
The women are seeking contri-
buttons OF small toys, paper dolls.
story books. blunt polnyed sci5
sors, crayons and the like for the
hospitals junior set.
Already the unit has received
contributions for the young pa
tients from Farmville merchants.
Now. III order to continue the pro-
Ject, the unit members are asking
for donations from harried moth
ers who are tired of picking up
toys. from boys who have OUT
grown playing aith top soldiers
and from girls who think that
playing with dolls is kids stuff.
Any toys in good condition will
be accepted, but the real need is
for toys that the youngsters can
play with in bed: Those who have
toys they wish to contribute may
leave them at Motley Hardware
companys store number /, 23l N.
Main street.
Miss Annie Claire Bone is in
charge Of the project Working
with her are Mrs. r. B. Craw4oro
Mrs. John Garrett, MIS-. Waverly
Putney. Jr. and MIS- William j.
ellis. Jr.
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4 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trotter, O
Pepperen. Mass, will arrive today
Mrs. Trotter will visit her mother
Mrs j B. Massey, and sister, Miss
Jean Massey, for several days,
Mrs. Ann Sydnor Newman was an
overnight guest Of her granddaugh.
! Ter and family, the Rev and Mrs.
l.. V. Avent. in Providence Forge
Wednesday,
Z DR.. and Mrs H B HolSinger have
returned from a Caribbean cruise
sponsored by the American College
of Surgeons. They visited Cuba
Cartagena, the Panama Canal, the
Virgin Islans, Curacao, and Puerto
Rico
Mrs. F. r. Crawford attended
series Of church committee meet
sngs last week in Washington, D C..
New York City Roanoke an d
Bridgewater.
Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. DeMuth vii!
attend the Medical College OF Viz
GINA School of Dentistry homecon-
ing in Richmond Sunday through
Tuesday.
Mrs Charles Reid viii entertain
her bridge club Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Elliott and
son. Tim. of Alexandria. were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs william
Fnlcher: Tim remained with the
Fulchers for a short visit
T. j. McIlwaine spent several
DAYS in Charlottesville last week
Mr. and Mrs James Hart viii
visit friends in Richmond during the
wcek end
Ms William MidkiG and Ms.
John Jeh':ns. of Portsmouth. were
81 ests of their sister, Mrs. J NJ.
A'r'neton. and Nj Arlington this
week
ill., aid Mrs. . J. johnson
visited il Charlottesville Tuesday
col and, MS. II. W. CLARK and
daughters Leslie and tnn, visited
Mrs CIarg's aunt. Mrs H E Jen-
kils and Or. Jenkins Tuesday en-
route tor Fort Knox, Ky. where Col
CLARK VIII assume command Of the
engineer regiment Of the post
Dane Russner Boggs. II. and Ken
meth Hy9bacr Boggs have returned
to theif sorne in Charlottesville
after s4cl4'ng the past two weeks
with tn eir I grandparents, Dr. anC
! Mrs EarlsR BQ&gs.
Miss Nancy Layne visited hen
aunt and family Mr., and Mrs L. J
Cosby, in Richmond Tuesday
Mrs.. Lucille Hawthorne d Vic
toria. wastA luncheon guest Of Mrs
Reginald Bailey "Wednesday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
NOV Fraternity
Taps Charles Baird

Charles L. Baird, Jn, the son
Of Dr. and Mrs. Charles L Baird,
of Hampden- Sydney, Thursday
was initiated into Alpha Sigma
Chi, honorary leadership fratern-
ity at Medical College of Virginia
Baird is a senior at NOV He is
also a member Of Kappa Sigma,
social fraternity, and Theta Kap-
pa Psi, medical fraternity,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Golden Wedding
Celebrated By
Rice Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Estes Of Rice
were entertained recently in hon
Or Of their golden wedding ami
versary Then children held a
luncheon for them ait their Rice
home 1-ley were married Deem
ben Is, 1906
Present for the celebration were
their four children Nh and Mrs.
Gordon Estes Nj and Mrs Mel
estes. Mr and Mrs r S Bon
durant. Jr. and Ralph Estes. Also
present were their five grand
children and many friends and
relatives.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Jamersons 20 Times
Grandparents

Mr. and Mis-. Frank Jameson.
OF DllNNn. became grandparents
for the twentieth tim this month,
Their newest grandchild is Rob
IN Lvnn, th0e daughter Of Mn and
Mrs Lulburgc Jamerson Of Bal
tmQrc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25
Under The Weather
Students Cancel Date

Unpredictable weather and eX-
amnations have caused the cam
collation. Of the teen dance sched-
uled for Thursday evening at the
Modern Woodmen hail. according
to Mrs Frank Beer
A new date for the dance will
Is scheduled 2oon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

MI and Mrs James H. Hurt
announce the birth of daughter
Anne Marie Hurt. Sunday. Jam
uary 20. 1857 at Southside Com
munity Hospital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-25

Miss josephine Bailey assist
aat professor of music at Long
wood College VIII present an org
as recital Monday at 8 p. II. at
Court Street Methods, church IN
ynchbufg for tie Lynchburg
chapter Of the American Guild Of
OreanistS
Her program viii include Pre-
hde, Fueue and Chaconne. by
Ijetrch BuXtehude two choral
preludes % Whittier Shall I Flee
nd My Soul DOTH Magnify the
LoLd and prelude and FuguP
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FUR CAPE STOLE. $50. Baby chest
drawers, $50. stroller, RS. HA
.-1S34.
FUR COAT, mouton lamb. size IA, -
'ength; perfect condition; very rea-
sonable. IA. 9-49S1.
FUR COAT, "a length, black Persian
HE: excellent condition. Phone
JU 1915.
FUR COAT, sheared beaver. nine
stripes. size Iii. 5000 10th st. NV.
tn. 2-5S6l. Apt 80.
Excellent condition, Black seal. a
length, size III. OIL, 4-lO35.
FUR COAT, Mouton, in excel. cond.,
reas.; liv.-din. rm. table, Duncan
Phyfe, mahogany. ia. $685..
FUR COAT, Glamour, "a black
skunk, size Il. $50. HA, 2-726l,
FUR COAT, gray Bombay, full
length. size 1916; excel. cond,.
reas. JU. g-I6GO.
FUR COATS Hollander muskrat.
req fox with matching hat, excel.
cond,. and blue SQUIRREL sizes
l0-l2; sacrifice prices. Ii. 7-3209
sun, or after =; pm wkdays
FUR COATS-Persian lamb. and
Muskrat cape Size l4-l6. S50-s25.
Excel cond 400 Suitlsud I'd. sc.
sun. and wkdays., lilo.
FUR COAT. wild mink, recently re-
modelled at Kann's for 500. will
sell for $3.50 for quick sale. RE.
IUR JACKET, luxurious stranded
dyeG skunk. size - TO IS: worn
only 10 times; 500 cash for quick
sal no 3-dl00, Ext. 5l4
6-6015.
FUR JACKET. silver fox size "a
good condition; SIS. WO. 6-l35S,
FUR STOLE. mink. Silver Breath OF
Spring, almost new; 500. OIL
R-Huk,'
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PIANOS-JoRDANs are hayinF
ems OF new floor sample returned
from rental and used instruments
offered at real savings. Choice Of
sninets, consoles, Strands and no
rights IN vide VARIETY Of styles
and finishes. NAM fine MAKES.
toRDhN'S corntr l''th. and q ~.
Lee highway Arlinrton Phone KE
S-S0Hnl; n932 Ge0reia ave Silver
Spring Phone ~ 81 1867 Sub
urban stores open ewes. PARK IN
front
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The Crown Co.
1927 18th ST. NV.
FURNITURE
INVENTORY
SALE

FLOOR SAMPLES CLosE.ouTs
ODDS AND ENDS
Mahog end tables, - 80. 0 erotin
~ modern cocktail tables. 50 %
lined oak drop-leaf tables $40 %
mahog dining room chairs nJ
sofa beds 5000 solid maple IN
tables, Sl2.Di maple sofa he'd and
matching chair Ss9nJ timed oak
buffet, Sig.n5 lined oak china
~jHHa solid pine corner cabinet
$50 M Duncan Phyic love seat
solid mahog frame. Sl2a.ni; solid
cherry buffet, s1g % solid cherry
4.poster bed S4ag5. Formica.
top dinette set $50 05. Simmons
Hide-A. Bed. innerspring mattress,
S10b, Simmons or 5erta innersprinR
mattresses, S34 rs. box spring 10
match .S34.gb, solid maple bedroom
suite suite Of f0S double dresser Plus mirror
bunk beds, complete with 2 inner
spring mattresses $50 Dh
FURNITURE MART
rio kinG st.. Alex. We. XII $4,000
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. REMODELING, home
Improvement. carpentry contract,
residential or commercial: over 20
yrs experience. free estimates.
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MlscEL. SALE tcont.J

Excelsior. professional
size new Is switches and tremolo.
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FURN. Dining suite, walnut I
pieces: SlG5. Phone RA. 3-31s3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06

BEDSPREAD, made in Japan, hand
blue satin material. Call WA. z
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ADDITIONS

Garages sore irons and geneTal
remo0eiing y, c.. Va and Nd. First-
class rels. o. i-.-i5g or SP 3-SuJu
AIriC AND REC. Ri. TINIsHED
a. Tremendous saving due 70 *.
peTienc2 anc know -how " skilled
craftsmen over .Uu rec. I'm
burt III d c area, cal, night or
GaN. RA, 3-l1uS Free estimates
EVA tefr Up % J W. 10 nag
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LIGHT PLANTS


Industrial type. I2xl7 in. by 10 IT.
tall. complete with keys 30 avail
q SON. 4l4 Bird ST NV Elk. 3-s974
LUMBER Insulation, close out;
closeout; shingles and many other
items OF lumber and millwork
steel basement windows. new.
Closeup. front entrances lloseout
on sale at EISINGER MILL &
LUMBER CO No phone orders,
1875 Bethesda avenue, Bethesda
Maryland OIL $500.
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LUMBER

MACHINERY. punch craft, brand
rev, ton, SI99 so. Call Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
MOTOR TRAVEL


GRADUATE STUDENT and respon-
siple driver GeSires Tide to Gle re-
land mid-Jsnuary. OF. 2-93Sn
6'
DRIVING TO OKLAHoMA-lea cave
Jan. y or 10; rider vance all or
part way, WA. i-u5lS,
TO MIAMI IN PAckARD-Leaving
on January = o. 10, wish nom
smoking passengers. o. 2-03d6.
LADY leaving for Miami January 10;
will take two, share expenses. JE.
3-SI41.
REFINED younS lady. driving Phoe-
desires another, thirtyish share
driving. expenses References eX-
changed, Box 33l IS. Star.
FORT MYERS, FLA. lady desires
another exper, lady to share in
driving refs. EN- 3-29S2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
CARPENTRY, PAINTING
CEMENT WORK

window cords. csulkins. weather
repairs, and alterations Of any kind
done. No job too small do my
own work. For prompt and de-
pendable service, call CLYDE
THOMAS, white mechanic, Ii -
A5o4 nr TT R-9hb~