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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
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Neter L. hereby gtvsn that The
nnsEstrWe COMPANY Vas tnfoFFsaF'
atss 81 tbs astb Say % February.
1888 uuAar RnA par~haat 20 tha
NIancsata Business Corporation Ari
rhc general nature 20 its hns,
rearafactsrfnx - terms statements
ana printtns - any aRd AT Ainas
Aea Hathre
ire address ~ iis Fsgsstsrca
effEe Is tees EnsrsNn Avenue
ssuth Mlueeapelfs Miunesota
Interpretations 2re
Marx wes1ar. frtr tnStew0od Aveu-
ae Mp'N Mlrn
Martsl weyIsu g-t' Ingiswaa3 Az
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Dated March PEI 1883
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Minneapolis Nglnnss3ts
Essran March o. is2A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

ushers or any place in the church
they choose.
The church has a golden oppor-
tunity n0w 70 win friends and
members
There are 80 many millions job
less and so many more not sure
how long they win have jobs that
it pays everyone 20 be very care
ful and do the best they can to
save for a rainy day we hope win
not come
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Fife No sT33B
ORDER ron HEAHING ON
PETITION 10 SELL LANDS


STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEptN
IN PROBATE COURT
Iu Re Estate Of Mary Grace Nc
ptuald, uecedent
m IA ORDERED that an persons
iuteyeatsd show cause. " any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
April I'm 1858. al 40 o'clock A NJ
fn the Court House lu Minneapolis,
Minnesota. why license should not
be granted % The representative ~
sAtd estate % sell certain real estate
described ia the petition OF the
representative. herein filed Thla
order shall De published Ia the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copy
mailed % each ~ the heirs, leEateSs
sud dpriaees uf said useedent NJ
least 10 days before the date OF said
hearing,
fCprHr QEAIA
WITNESS the HON JANIS
"a KEHoE Judge ~ Probate
Court, this 9Th day Of March
1858
ROSE FUSSEEN
Clerk ~ Probate Court
rs d. Beilmau
81" Nicpllett bldE
Attorney
Spokesman March 2, a.. $50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
File Na lashS
LAND TITLE ~tnhoNs ~
At,pftCATInN ron REGIS
rnNfInN OF LAND


STATS on NlNHEs0TAD
eorNry or uESNrrl0
plsT Hic,Tr, /. S g, ,t,.l,
FOURTH JUDICIAL ptS y 49,. I,
TIA the Matter w ih4 application
nr tgia e otto 90 gegieiog the tttle
ra enc f1UUwinE described rCal -
fsta situated ID igegnepin County,
Hingg naWely ni lls,,-a ,,s,@
A C kavu calmau IIochtot Mary
III kuvtI Vivian Wslauhn al7o
Rnaur ~ UIvlsu WcismBu irving
leehtsr Hiytan ItcshteT ~ sls'ng q
all other persons pr parties Gn-
knuvu claiming Hny right btlel
estate. ftsu or interest iH the rear
estate described in the arptlsatl2n
rttg STATE or MINNESOTA TO
PENDANTS
You are hereby sWmmausd End
Fs4ulYrd fu anEwnr che application
af tho applicants IN the shove err :
fItirH prnrsvHtHE ard 60 tile Ynnr
a *. y,T,rs ~ ne t cisrE 81 ala sSart
Is said county Within twentv ger
daya after the service " thia sam
mons urAn you exclusive 20 the
tsv ~ such service. and y roe tail
me time aforesaid the appiica nts
ie fhi~ rrueesHiug VIII sppty 81 ttr
saurt taf tho relief demanded there
In
tsWAfN
WITNESS rhiiip schmidt
ftfsrk q said court ART the
seal fNareat AZ Minneapolis ~
s4.i county this Hth asy -
March An 1855
clerk
Nv A & UNpper
DEPUTY
samuel ~ psltwAn
Artrrwev Tor Applicants
gts NlraIfrf piar
Minnrareft- MINI
March "a 81 q 1N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

The gifts that 10 our breasts we
fold
are frightened by our losses
The sweetest joys heart can hold
Grow up between its crosses.
And on life's pathway many mile
Is made more glad and CHEEKY,
Because. for just a little while,
The way seemed dark and
dreary
Nixon Waterman.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
TAX SERVICE
I'm YOUR NUiGHBoRHooD"
= oays Per Week 8 To 10 pm.
GOA EAST 3AIH STREET.
IA. 4-8837 IA. $4,000
ttis 40 sbaOl
onDEH EoH HhAuiNe oN


ORDER EoH HEAtaiNe uN
PETITION 10 SELL LANDS
AZ AIsE or NNE@tFIA
rgFr@ TY or EHESNE FtN ,...-
IN PROBATE 1pltNA
In ne EstAts 81 Marcos ftnkei-
IT Is OKpERWp that all persons
l1fsfeatad ahUN eRHss. 10 any they
have. bafoFc this Court on M"naas
Anal Itb. 1858, as 10 O'Clock AL
Ia the Cuurt House ia AinntaF atia.
MlHnrNota. why license should 20,
be granted "a the representative %
aaii aAtats % sell certain real doa'
trihah n the petition of the rep.e
sentative, bercIu fiird THIS "rdet
Hhall ne published ia tho Mlunsh nal
zimmerman and "a copy mailed %
zach 81 tho hHlrp. iesatesa ana De.
yIaaaa ~ aain prcedept ~ least ~
DAYS before the date " eAid hearing
U,pIrEF gEALl ..
WIrNfgss tha HON JAMES
q kFftoE. Judge - Probate
court. thiH ath Day or Nnfeh
ROSE FNgR EEN
clerk % Probate Court
S n Bsliman
aIe NfcalieN Hldg
Attorney
spokesman, March q ~, q sN
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
THIS ~ THAT
by hazel
underwood

Because you are poor There is no
admission charge
Because you are rich The church
can help you cure that
Because il rains You 80 TO work
in the rain
Because il is hot so is the golf
course
Because II Is cold. It's warm and
friendly inside.
Because no one invited you. People
70 20 the movies without be-
ing asked.
Because churches have emotional
religion How about the bali
game?
Because you have little children,
What II you didn't any longer
have them Churches welcome
children.
Because you don't like the preach
er He's human just like you,
Because there are hypocrites
You associate with them daily,
Because you have company They
win admire your loyalty Il
YOU bring them along or tell
them 20 wait IA you get back,
Because you need a little week.
end vacation occasionally, II
your soul takes "A vacation
from God, us not good
Because your clothes are not eN'
pensive Church isn't supposed
10 be a fashion show anyway
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
SHERIFF. Mazlngo

Congratulations, queen
Of Hearts. The photo Of you, King
Boreas and the Snow Queen OF
the ST. Paul Winter Carnival and
your attendants was beautiful
one. You. sherrie. Beverley Hen
derson. Gloria Mcintosh, Joan
Ross, Jackie Moffatt and Martini
Anderson are lovely in your regal
robe and the attendants in their
beautiful evening dresses,
Congratulations are also in ord.
er for the LOafers Club, Inc;
You have made a great many
people happy You continually plan
affairs 70 please others and they
are all enjoyed
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
WIDE News
Ala GLANCE
Tive Svspended For seoping On DUty In Trouble Areo

Chicago amp Commissioner Timothy j. OCnnusr
dercd the Of five policemen detailed patrol building
intermittent activities Negro
family moved In fam being found asleep while
Suspended Policemen Theodore Eneed Joseph Magazine
John Ferguson Robert Jefa all the Iwudae district
Julian Monroe district
Both sneed and Magazine duty Feb "a bomb
poded pasaageway building, causing estimated
$50 damage 60 windows.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
DEFEATS
SANDY IN TO
npaton amp Rough and
ready Rory Calhoun had Randy

Job 90 30 and the surceastui opor
alton Of that job depends on YOU
You VIII mlaa something u you
AFRO not present April gath az the
American Legion Club Rooms
West TN ST near 80 Peter IN
downtown at Faul He thrre az
500 pm promptly or ypu win
misa tho Ctn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-335I

fofs 10 pick q spot Or m imagin.
ny line part way down The Obey
IN al cascs the principle IL prac.
tiasliy the same, although Il II gen
orally conceded that the individuals
VIM pick spot beyond the foul
line short distance are In the
majority
Those who employ some definite
aystem ~ apottinR their bail are
by far the most proficient
The honcat 20 Eoodnsas spot
bowler who retraina from looking
At the pins until her ball has left
her hand and attempts 10 put
her baii down on a certain spot
NJ the foua line may be- compared
with the golfer who Keeps her
head stationary and her eyes con
ceHtrateh on tho golf hail through
out the swing, In order 70 maintain
a center ~ balance and 10 keep.
from throwing her stroke out OF
alignment
Many expert bowisra call their
spots BY so many boards. one pre-
forring 4 point eight or nine boards
from the edge 81 the alley while
another chooses ten or twelve
boards Ia from the edge
NORTHERN LIGHTS
In last weeks notes We made
tho error of stating that Virginia
Robinson rolled 2s2 single game
IN tho Mpls. city Tournament n
should have been Matte nm who
rolled 2a2 Agnes Baiieys name
WAS omitted from the names ~
the members u team ~ Sorry
gals
Frederick lewis recent Sub"
ia the league added his Bit 70 the
bowling Saturday Deborah Ctarl,
daughter ~ y CLARK came 70 help
Daddy spin the pins Jeffrey
iiobinson kept things lively an
usual with bis CHEEKY grin and
netting with ali the bowlors even
his mother came in for share OF
| a.
NORTHERN LIGHTS MARCH rs
high single Game Louise 1homs
~ 1874, Matte hun iB3, ricssla
Green 100, noh Green 2i1. Jim
Ctowder 4 Jack Adams anl. Geo
Manning 20i
itiRh Soriess tlounle Douglas
it2 Jouiao Thomas t2a Bessie
Green 40 Sob Green h6o. Geo.
Manning $40 and Jack Adams
ba5
Team Event
Acme Clnrp 4 state tiq
pentel pont AZ fae's 8imonlz u
| Woodland ilaHkel Ia
/ Browns cloth. q Observer I
! Dorothy Coginc chairman 81
Ten strike" banquet rcqucsts that
an captains report 10 her the mum
her ~ gueata Invited by Your
team menbcrs and % course the
money Tor Same (which Is two dol.
lars per person on or before Apri
liflh This ia positively the dead
line Please cooperate with yout
committee bowlera they have d
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
Lenten Thought

To me this is comforting
though God viii not look you
over for medals, degrees or Dip
tomas but for scars,
Ebert Hubbard
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

Because church standards are too
high Take a look al the
Bible standards IL you think
the churches are too high
Because the church always wants
money So does your grocer
Because you have plenty Of time
ahead Of sou 20 get saved Are
you sure?
Anonymous
From 81. Peters A.ME. weekly
church Bulletin
When / read the above In the
Feb edition Of the weekly Bulle-
Tin printed BY 81 Peters AME.
church Of Minneapolis Rev NJ L.
Simmons, pastor, put il in my
files because thought II so time
~ ard useful now when so many
men and women are out Of work
and don't know where 70 turn
because OF the worry and strain
they are under trying to stretch
their savings 10 tide them over I'M
ion they can find another job
There are so many places you
simply cannot 60 when YOU have
no money to spend. but one thing
IL sure, you can always find the
open door II you go TO some church.
Perhaps you cannot give as much
as you would like, bat you can
give OF your time. There are many
things you can do that will help
| you and the church.
Some OF the best church mem
bers and Christians are those who
sought the solace Of a church dur
Ting the dark days Of the depres-
sion Once they had taken a foot
hold In the church. most Of them
have stayed and are now the pit.
liars Of the church.
/ When they were doing well they
had friends and forgot the church
but II they have been trained In
the Sunday School and been laugh,
that God and the church viii al,
ways be there when needed, they
will, given time, seek the church
And the church members In turn
should not remind them Of the fact
they are just in the church be,
cnuse they can't afford TO do other,
wise. Encourage them and yoI
win keep them. Give them som,
work to do They WIN feel thai
they belong" IL they join the choir
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

You can tel the world your
needs In this papers classified
section.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

We're not Dragging, but friend
soa arr reading n good newspaper
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
SroT BOWLING
tNIBi iioNier's Nianuan

Nest good bowiora pick spot
from some point near or AZ the
foul line 10 spot almost half
way down the bowling alley one
bowler win tlnd the method Of
picking only spot AZ the foul llnc
20 her liking while another pre-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21
lss.Ril1s,;z Pi
nENN
~w1
TWIN CITY LADIES

The Ladies' were Rfaccd ~ the
presence Of Mr. and Mrs william
Wagner IT the MN city, relatives
Of the Vince shephsrds Judy
Jewell Jones with Dad Bob"
we're On hand ali evening backing
up thsir fayorite team. Bob made
himself useful by keeping score
Bob Carter. Mr.. Williams and Mr.
whitfield we're being Initiated into
the art Of watching the "gala''
bowl
Joe Monroe came to look over
The Ted Iii.a team his fnvDrte
The Central Loan team Ia surely
missing their team mate Ruth
Hickman Who il visiting In Chi
csgo. Evelyn Henderson and Dor
othy Cozino bow1ed aingiea and
doubles AZ stnhl House Saturday
March 0. Dorothy rolled a 2Oi IN
the doubles and very creditable
CTS series Good work Dot"
TWIN cry LADIES MARCH II
High single Game: Gwen Lalns
Is0, Helen Smith $50 Dorothy
Coxine 1874.
high SERIES Gwen f.ainc 500
Helen Smith 1872, "coby' Banks
43s,
Team Event
Central Loan 0 Grove Fin 2
Brooks Jansen LAO z
CSukA I Coleman Loan 2
l.lea 1immys TX 2
Annabel Heal and husband Jerry
made their initial visit Thurnday
and enjoyed the action and antics
~ the bowler IN was tots az
run" ser Anabel Jessie Johnson
was quietly pulling for hsr team
pnrothsa Burnea wau hespln-
score a. usual Square Deal miased
irs score keeper Sue Washington,
shs and daughter Barbara came
IN later 30 make things look nor
nal Chas Cochran says he IA
learning the game VIA the in.
struetions ~ Jufrod Lee Quoonis
raylor surely gave her husband
Calvin. big M with her sncpur
aging comments
nigh single Gams Loretta
Moorc 100 Mary Russell 1877 Lou
isc Thomas 1913. Cyrus Johnson 2i0
Ernie Washington 300, and nu.
gene Grant 1871
high SERIES Loretta Moore tpa
Mary Russell tps Murici Gardner
iIg Cyrus Johnson hbi Hob Ora,
ham $40 and Jurrod lee 81
Team Event
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

Until next week, this is It,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

Because your clothes are not eN-
pensive. Church isn't supposed
10 be a fashion show anyway,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-03-21

High single Game: Gwen Lains
1870, Helen Smith $50. Dorothy
Coxine 1854
high series Gwen i.aine 400
Helen Smith fo2, CODY Banks
ags.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

MULTIITTH 1850, Bostiich elec,
stitcher. varityper and tyne, al
equip. very clean. OIL, 2-00b7.
MULTILlTn. model 1850; high Sc
rial. Also model rs: 500. HARRY
j, ABRAMS. 124 y 81. ne.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

LuHA LIEIs gasoline power, I,Ouu-
ID. capacity. SIT INT Mobile-Liit,
manufacturer: $3.50 cash on de-
livery, UN. A-SOO3,
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Stenographer

eteno., experienced with
calculator, adding machine
and survey data needed for
permanent placement ~
soon aa possible IN q small,
active, and well-organized
research once OF q larne
downtown organization.
Wide variety OF RESPONSE
bic duties working as q Girl
Friday for Research Di-
rector. Rewarding effort re-
sulting IN published survey
work relied upon locally and
nationally.
Ideal location. normal work
week. paid vacation. sick
ness benefits, proiit-sharing
program for career-minded
individuals.
Resume should include per-
tinent information regarding
age. marital status. typing
and shorthand speed. once
machinery that has been
operated By respondent, SAL
ary desired. and when avail
able. No inquiries made 10
present employer. All resu-
mes read In complete con-
fdenee.
BOX TIT, STAR
Evening star., 1958-07-14
MIsoELLAMEOUs F0R SALE

REFRIGERATION. Admiral, 0 ca.
IT., used loss than 4 month. freeze
er compt.. full warranty. take
over payments al 81 .35 VIZ, On low
balance due after small down
payment. BROWNS FURNITURE
CENTER, 1909 Good HOPE I'd. Sc.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

FURNITURE - Llv. rm.. lamps,
porch furniture, misc. items. 1915
Evening star., 1958-07-14

MIRRORS, ., new, an siIea. hall
p sFiss; ,,,5 Al'a ~ Fay yoias nsshsr and io''
Evening star., 1958-07-14

KITCHEN CAEINET, steel: electric
hol-wal1F heater. on burner Tor
converted ialnaci, wa. 5-I2lB.
LAW BOOKs-Fed. Dlge1t S315;
new cond. u. l-iAal.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

OFFIcR FURNITURE -2 metal
double pedestal typewriter desks,
SaSSs ,R ssS stOrsss ssss cabnss sas iss ss
eei. ecnd.; wa. 7-iSs4, AP.
7-1202,
Evening star., 1958-07-14

FOAM CUsnIONs, .54x00x4. extfI
oaiTntnfAap. oaiTnt sstlsfs.I siss = K. s.ssss ssss
Evening star., 1958-07-14

MUSICAL INsTRUhfENTs---Accor-
dion, 120 bass, girls, white Sllbi
banjo, 8 string, Farland. S7bi
vega Mandola, S75; saxophope, r
nat alto Sl7b; cases included
Evening star., 1958-07-14
REFRf0ERAToRs
SpECIAL PURCHASE

New 1887 2-door auto, DEF re.
frigeratof, No ] rated "the best
buy FuIly equipped; twin erisp-
eFs, deep shelves on door. b-year
guaf.; free del. free servs Tree
warranty. Al an ms g
Evening star., 1958-07-14
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
tcoNrINUEDl

FULL OR PART TIME-Karn more
SIS than previously possible. Our
unique sales operation puts to $500
weekly In your pocket TU. 2-4ll7.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
STATLER HILTON
HQTEI.

10th AND X 81, NV,
PIT, sECY., 5 or 9 hrs. daily, f2
hr. POTOMAC EfApL., 1884 VIII
son blvd, Arl., IA, $4,000,
RIAL ESTATE sALEsWobIEN--Bs
q part OF an aggfessive company,
We need aalesWomen who know
Virainia, and who desire 70 make
more than average. Plenty Of list
inok. Members Of Real Estate
Board and Multiple LASTING Service
Excellent opportunity for the right
women. Experience preferred. bul
not a requisite. Call Mr., Baker
TOWN " COUNTRY REALTY
TE. 6-14ib.
|REcEPTIONIsT and salesgirl: ex.
per- 80 10 ~ Yrs, Apply n person
To Mrs. Mitchell, HARRIS a
EWING. 1904 o 81. NV.
RECEPT.-PBx-TYP, 2b-4O. Wilson
RSaPi,. sssS wilson blvd. All
JA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

IDIN. IN. SUITE, modern eherrl
Ssss SSsRs ISs ssar.. sHRs ss6ol sisn w ~ asl.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
Does, PETS, fTC.

BEAGLE, l ". old, male, purebred,
housebroken. shots. $40. VII. @
2154. after $3.50.
BEAGLE. Axe res. 8 mos, female,
good hunting stock or pet,
Housebroken. JE 2-O690.
BOXER PUPPIES, champ. and ia-
ternationai champ. pedigrees: $40
and $40. Gaithersburg 1O31J.
BOXER, male, fsWn, Axe req:
30 or best ofier. 10. s-5203.
BOxER PUPPIES, male and fe-
male: s2b. 10. 1913.
c0CKER, 5 mos, Axe res.. all
shets maBs; s1s I,sd y,senderful disposition.
C0CKER PUPS. silver. s3b; clip
ping, 81: shampooing, 81; board
Hssmlls01D iRs 10 81. VA z4s.,syiHiSi.7. HS7s Nd siS
COLLIE, Axe. Reg'd. sable and
white. 3 Yrs. old, male. Good with
children. WA. 7-3079.
DACHsHUNDs. Axe: 10 weeks:
standard red sfIort-halr. "a. 4.
1928, 1924 3rd st., n. Arl.
DALMATIAN PDPPIEs Il liTeri,
purebred, wormed: reasonaslss
TW. 3-9341.
ENGIIsH sPRINGERs, RTeiaT-
salllynD Axe. 2 wks. yormed and
shots; .s;;.,,,'yg!.1i,,,, va 7-l9s2' MAJOR
GERMAN eHEPHERDs - Axe,
champion stock, show prospect.
WE. 5-57D1.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIRs--Papers.
select from 2 litters: cheap for
qgick sale. WE. s-2347 Or We. g.
1c5nEin1ed On NsTt Pass
Evening star., 1958-07-14
MELP WoMEn
PERSONNEL CLERK

Interesting and dIVerliled duties
must have gome knoWleeee % BOO.
air cond. OlIicei fuu company bene
lta. Apply Personnel once
Evening star., 1958-07-14
GREYsToNE LAUNDRY
STENOGRAPHER

Young lady between 90
and 80 yrs. OF are 70 nll
position effective iIrmedi-
ately. 40 hrs. 5 days q wk,
Air conditioned once and
excellent working conditions
plus company benefits. Salary
win be governed bY expe-
NE. 6-O300.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
nILP ILL
tcoNTlaUEDl
..WRK-TYpIST
CREDIT OFFICE
STENO

An excellent opportunity for Z
trained stenographef who has for.
merry worked In . eommereia
credit once.
A large downtown concern de-.
sires % add % ~ credit section q :.
REGULAR stenoeraphie assignment
related 70 credit investiEations anc
Applicant must be 4 high sehoo
graduate, q l0ctl resident for ont
year, In her COS or sos, witt
AVERAGE ah0rthand speed.
Resume must include prior ofnct
and brief description.
Evening star., 1958-07-14
tco,HlNuEDl

IDN. M. SUITE, modern sheFFl
BUFFET. 0 chalrs $500. AA 2-ea2l
DIsHEs, odd lots. PiestaWare. Rvs
sell Wright and Luray pa1tcls
reesonahlei hospital table, So
DRAPEnlEs and cornice. 136-in
wfgla6H curtains Custom made
excel. cond.; soft shades Of greer
and leaf print; reas. EN-. 3-6062
ELECTRIC RANGE
Must sen, 500. I'M. 2-73a0.
Pan, large 0O-cycle Vornado win
dow fan, 3-apeed, reversible, excel
cond,, $50. VII. 6-4744.
FOAM CUSHIONS, .54x00x4, extrl
dIILnLAND. Siis ,. *. s-6dsS
FORK LII, gasollne power. 1000
ID. capacity. SIT ut Mobile-Llit
manufaelHreE; SissO cash on DO
FURNITURE = Llv. rm., lamps
porch furniture. misc. items. 1915
crittenden 81. NV.
FURNITURB-lO-pc. din. rm. set.
4 steel porch chairs. ! steel glider
/ sale. bed, dhle' bed sprines
mattresses, dresser, chest. drawers
2 dressers, 2 chests drawers, 2 up'
hol. chairs with ottoman. Ii. q
$500,
FURNITURE - 3 cOMPLETl
| ROOMS AS LOW AS &21o.ob
EASY TERMS, AS LITTLE AS 81
a WEEK, OPEN EVENINGS. AN
SONIA FURNITURE CO, b01 !
ST. NE, Ii, $500.
FURNITURE = Desire responsible
party TO take over payments ol
3 rms. Of furniture; S-pc,. moderi
living room; modern complete bed
rm. suitei h-pc, dinette set. All Il
excellent condition. Used only
month. Payments Of S4.36 pc
week on low balance due afte
small down payment. BROWNS
| FURNITURE CENTER, 1909 Goo
Hope I'd. Sc, LU, 4-3SO0.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

MULTIGRAPH. model i47O, ex-
poSure frame, with auto. timer;
Good working condition; reason
ables;o csll MRS. k3NsElRI, pi-
Evening star., 1958-07-14
SORTERS

Fully experienced only,
Visible marking. Good pay
and hours. No phone calls,
Apply
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY
2216 9Th st. NV.
sTKN00RAPHER AND TYPIsT. bel
roundineB, opportunity for ad.
vancement. L. r.. efRASBUR0Ea
$40 woodward Bldg.. DI. 7-bieO
STEN0GRAPHER, exper.; perm. DO,
sition, 5-day, 30-hr. Wk., down.
town; comprehensive company
beneiita, alr-cond. oncei salary
open, call Mr.. sToNER, Di
7-O333.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

MOtlkS--16 nm, I'd FURY, John
orlmek, Vie Seipke, and other
~ s't5n onaintsnce. s nF .6os9 i'n''
Evening star., 1958-07-14
'VcSt CLOSING ISI OUT

Entire stock Of modern furniture
drassically reduced for quick dis
French Prov. and Early American.
Don't miss this opportunity to save
on quality. furniture. Lowest prices
guaranteed.
Stahler'S Furn. Co.
|Sl6 18th st. NV. RE. 7-4310
Evening star., 1958-07-14

most slAes while you walt; lowest
prices, parking. ELKCTRlC EQUIP
MENT CORP, 141a Sherman ave.
NV. AD. a-i60O.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

Mnlt sen, SO. IN, N-IIND.
IAN, large GO-cycle Vornado win
dow fan, 3-apeed, reversible, excel.
cond., $50. WI. GAIA.
Evening star., 1958-07-14

REFnTGEnATOR = We1tlnH Hhpu1es
la.a cu. ~ Food File model. PERI.
cond. Sacrifice. Air conditioner,
Mitchell, ton, complete With
sonsIols, 2; rE4e' qs~ atosa ssoe p .Pp
Evening star., 1958-07-14

MULTlCRAPH. model 1890, fold
lng machine: excellent working
condition; reasonable. Call MRS.
EMMkRT, ni. 7-02oi, after 10
Evening star., 1958-07-14
EIECTRIC RANGE

DAANNMAA1 ana cufnicEs ldu~in
wfglaSs curtains. Custom-made
excel. cond.; soft shades Of greer
and leaf print. rens. EN-. 3-R0Ae
, 1958-10-15
Senator LdWdetz 10
Address Voters in
Csted and Fsted

Senator Frits LaWaetz has
announced that he will adj
dress the people of Frederik-
sted on Thursday night, Octo-
Der 10Th at $50 from the
Bandstand; and those in Chris
tiansted on Monday night,
October 10th in the Market
place also at $50.
The Senator will address the
people of the Frederiksted
Country district at Grove
Place on Wednesday night,
October % at Z o'clock.
The public is invited.