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The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01
CHICAGO NEWS

THANKS TO MRS. /. WILL
KES, 1926 West Page Blvd.
St. Louis, Mo. for her kind.
ness and thoughtfulness during
our recent stay nj her home,
while attending the National
Convention of the Church of
Christ Holiness, u. S. A., which
convened at 1901 Page Blvd.
Bishop A. d. Williams, Pastor
Sharing this hospitality was
Sis. Novella jackson and her
daughter, Miss Ora Jackson,
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Snora
Jackson, Sis. G.. Renager, Sis.
Ruth Cone of Chicago, Sis. A.
Bliss of Gary, Ind, and Sis.
Burt of New York City.
A MOST HAPPY SUR
PRISE came to this writer,
when Mrs. Sarah M. Harvey,
Editor of the Mississippi En-
terprise and her son, DR.. Will
liam Harvey of St. Louis, pick
up us UP for delicious Chick
en- Dinner in one of the beau
|tiful restaurants of the city
last Friday Despite the ex-
tremely hot weather, a re-
freshing rain came to relieve
us on Friday we were
blessed with most wonderful
fellowship at our National
Convention.
WORDS OF PRAISE and
commendation and prayers for
Blessings, came from all quar-
ters of the Assembly for our
Senior Bishop and President
of the National Convention of
the Church of Christ Holiness,
U. S. A. whose untiring efforts
in our behalf are tower of
strength. More about the Con
vention next week
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01
Utico News

Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Marsh
all of Utica left Saturday, Aug
ust Is for Chicago and Gary,
Indiana where he will visit
in the home of his brothers,
Edgar and Robert Marshall
and their children, Elvin,
Earl and Vera Louis.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01
The Home Of Webs Product
& Beauty School

The worlds best product and
some Of the best Trained Beautt
clan pass through our doors.
We offer special consideration
to any person interested IN tax.
ing . course II Beauty Culture
Others Are Making Big Money
Why Not You?
For further information. come
II for an interview. or called FL
5-8634. Jackson. Miss, 27l0 Lilly
Street. P. O. Boz 26O2.
Call at your favorite Beauty
,nop. Grocery. or Drug Store Tor
Valleys Double Strength Scalp
Pomade. Cocoanut Pressing On.
Cocoanut on Shampoo. Do not
forget to cali for WebS's CORN S
corn or callous. In five minutes
Our school provides both q
Call for information.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Visiting fr o m Vicksburg,
Mississippi is Mr.. Willie Jack
son, who is attending the Elks
National Convention in De-
troit, Michigan also Mr.. Syl-
vester Davis of Vicksburg.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Miss N a m i Smith was
home for the last weekend.
She is employed in Sharkey
c ou n t y Elementary School
System, Rolling Fork, Missis-
sippi.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

derson, Mrs. Olivia Perry
man an Mrs. Gussie Turn
er, Brothers, Paul and Rufus,
all of Toledo. Funeral service
was at loo PM. Monday in
New Home Baptist Church
with burial in Forest Gene
terry.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Shed Byrd, Holly Shepherd,
Matilda Pinkney and Miss
Bertha Tillis. The party was
enjoyed by all and $111.OO was
raised. The next one will be
Sept. 18 at Mrs. Estella Kel-
ly's home, 7:30 p. m. The pub
lie is invited.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

The Mt. Pilgrim Baptist
Church located at 314 Indiana
lhad their annual meeting Aug
Just 20 through 81, 1862 the
Rev. S. M. Coleman Presid-
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Joyner
|of New York, we're visiting in
|the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward w. Jordan of 2031
Forest over the weekend, the
couple have now returned.
Funeral Service was held
Monday August q, 1862 for
Mr.. Larrie Baccus of 1850
Belmont, who died of an in
flicted gunshot wounds last
Monday August 20, 1862, he
was a native of Social Circle,
Ga. and lived here 20 years,
ne was construction worker
and a member of Local 500
Builders Labor Union. Surviv-
ing are his wife Mary, sons
Robert with the Army in Iran:
Donald, with the Army in
Germany: Emery, Wilbert,
Charles, Leonard, Anthony,
Larrie Jr. Kenneth and John.
daughters Verdel, Vernice,
Ruby and Lillian: Mother Mrs
Berdie Baccus: sisters, Mrs.
Minnie Jones, Mrs. Lilly An
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Mrs. Mammie Johnson and
granddaughter, Bonny Gail
visited Mrs. Carrye Tillis last
week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. r. B. TiIls, We'd
nesday were, Mr.. Cleveland
Howell, Jr., Mr.. Willie Moore
Howell, Mr. Wilbert Dean
Newsom, all of Chicago. Ill.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Miss Bertha Dale's two
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Mrs. Louielene Jackson had
as weekend guest her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Magee of Jack
son, Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-09-01

Mrs. Stella Willis and dau-
ghter visited Mrs. Willis bro
ther, Leroy Kelly, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1962-05-23
No Money Dorm on Sears
Easy Payment Plan

Buy with confidence at
Sears, where you'll find the
only authorized parts and
factory.trained service men
in the area!
Evening star., 1962-05-23

Sears does not establish artificial
'iist" prices to aliOW for so-caiied
discount" or 'trade-in" pricing.
Sears original prices are IoiV prices,
special sale prices are ecen foper.
Evening star., 1962-05-23

Ideal for apartments, easy to in.
stall with quick mount kit, no spe.
cial wiring needed. Two-speed fan
and adjustable thermostat control
provide a variety of settings to al.
low you to select the temperature
you like best!
Evening star., 1962-05-23

Gil Bladensburg Rd. NE. C9--3o 3o9-75OO
Wisconsin Ave. at Albemarle NV. (l6)- 362-ll22
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arlington S27-40OO'
Alabama Ave. at Naylor Rd Sc. C20) -583-3lO0
30 Parole Plaza, Annapolis, Md. d.----- -. 267-8l3I
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FURN. = To settle estate. Baby
grand piano, din. rm.. large oil
painting. bric-a-brac: also avail
able large sectional sofa. din. rm..
bedrm furniture (all modern):
floor lamps, chandelier. plate
glass mirror. draperies and cor
1896 Albemarle st. NV. off Conn.
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN. assistant store mgr
for lge. off. supply and furn; co
Must have excel. ref. MA, s-7s24.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
exp. local refs. 25 yrs of age or
over. 8S1S Franconia rd.. Spring
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
night shift. company-operated
service stations In Wash. and Ar,
No washing or greasing. Secure
future. opportunity for advance
ment Apply in person only, SPUR
Wash, or $3.50 Wilson blvd. All
SERVICE STATION. exp. lube man
with refs. prefer one who can
do minor repairs. also, rt-time
evening man; top salary, paid
vacation; PENTcMAR ESQ. For
appt. call OF. 4-6551.
SHOE statesmen, mgr. trainees
c1eancut to start $75 wk. up. Miss
Bell, BOYD'S. 18th and g INA
S-2340D. Est. 4S yrs.
SLIP-COVER GUTIERREZ wages
TO top man. See MR.. RUBY, 745
50th st ne. LU. 3-0024.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, . TO 3
yrs; eyper. in design Of concrete
ana steel building; excel. opportu-
nifty to grow with new firm. Reply
with resume to Bov li3-B, Star.
All replys confidential.
SUPERVISOR. KITCHEN. Ener-
getic man. used to supervision OF
food. Good salary, vacation and
sick leave. Apply In person be-
tween o and II am. or 3 and
5 pm, at FLAGSHIP RESTAU-
RANT. 951 MAINE AVE. S.W.
SURVEYORS, rodmen and chain
men; some exp needed; Bethesda
area. Call Mon. OIL. 4-S9S0.
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FURN.-Complete furnishings for
effic. apt. Perfect cond.; modern
walnut; moving immed.. Just take
up PAYMENTS Phone 6R7-T222
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MARIO

WAREHOUSE OUTLET
1923 I4th St. NV.
Dust Above Thomas Circle)
Mon. Fri. Til O: Sat TIL A
SUNDAY q nrn q
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SITUATl0NS-MEN

BOOkkEEPER. presently empl., de.
Sires change; thoroughly exper
local ref. DE. 2-0O16 after 6.
CHAUFFEUR, private family or in
duSrry: excel. refers; willing To
travel and work. TU. 2-O344.
I DO janitor's work for beauty,
barber shops and offices. Cali
EARL WHITE. LII. 1897.
MEN AVAILABLE-Housework- I'd
work. painting. rough carpentry
etc. Call NE. S-4532
RETIRED MAN, sober, depend.
wants evening Job as cigar clerk
or cashier. II. 7-S77S.
TAX ACCOUNTANT, Part time
ewes. and week ends. 10 yrs. ex-
per. all phases. age 80. Accurate,
neat work. resp producer. Pref.
doWntn. or Mont. Co. 1915 hr
desired. DI. 7-9i37. GA. 1880.
YOUNG MAN. 90. recently dis
CHARGED from ARMY seeking posi-
ton with real estate or whst have
you to offer. Call 333-1OS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-17

PAINTING inter. and exter.; non.
drinker tWhiteI fully insured
refs. II. 1853 SP. 3-47s3.
rLASTERING and patching, rea-
sonable. Phone 546-8559. any
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GHW. own transp.. non-smoker
hrs. 10 to a; good laundress and
cleaner. Salary $50. OIL. 2-1O4O.
H0USEKEEPER, to take complete
charge Of motherless home: live
in. Sundays off. LU.' 4-735S.
LADY to live in, provide child care.
N. Springfield, va. area. Good
home and small salary. Opportu-
ity for pensioned individual. CL.
LADY. live in, new home large
family g.h.w. Work with child drf
Capable Non-smoker, dependabIe
Must work week ends. i day of
one wk., 2 days off following Wk
Salary to start $50 wk. Temple
Hills. Nd. (s.e. Wash.) Refs REQ,
Box 1913. Star.
LIVE IN GIRL-Care / child: and
INV $40 week, rm. and board
to start. VIII. 6-1627.
MAID TO LIVE IN for g.h.w. and
chlld care; experienced and refs.
$40 wk. OIL. 4-31O5.
MAID-HOUSEKEEPER, sober, reli-
able, settled woman: travel Calf
June l for indefinite stay. BOX
1888. Star.
WANTED, sober. clean. industrious,
dependable. middle-age couple as
general house workers on country
est. Must like country life and be
able to manage in absence of OPP
orator. Man must have drivers
permit Room and board plus S140
per mo: Pal 703-aGypsy 1924
RRFD l. Box 80, Fairfax Station.
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CLERK-TYPIST
Apply by Phone
667-2O87
CoMPUTER USAGE CO. INC
1925 Conn. Ave. NV.
Washington 8. D, C,

1928 Conn. Ave. NV.
washington 8. D. C.
IAN Equal Opportunity Employer
CLERK TYPIST
Varied duties in small personnel
recent has, Trad Dfe Who W 9nmsfTik ike
70 learn personnel work. Must
be dependable and have no trans
portation problems; interesting
work for someone who is willing
to learn. Call Mr.. Bepko. NO. r
1870 CONTINENTAL BAKING
CO., 1901 Ga. ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, exper. preferred
fast accurate typist with pleasant
group hosp, etc: 5-day. 4O-hour
wk.: -cond. office in ne. sec
ton. Call LU 3-447O for appt.
elk. -TYPIST. RECEPT., sECy.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY
Arlington, Alexandria. Falls Church
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES field
office in knacostia, pleasant work
ing conditions for woman work
er. P. o. Box 4730, Anacostia
Station, Washington 90, D. C.
CLERK-TYPIsT, experienced: quail
fy in clerical examination, tipping
speed 40 to 45 w.p.m. Career po-
sition, advancement, yearly salary
increases. Contact FAIRFAX
COUNTY Personnel OFFICE,
CIR. $4,000, Ext. 307.
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HELP WoME
SECRETARY

sECRETARIEs, fee paid. to $40
HAGGERTY EMPL. AGCY., 9l8
ELLSWORTH dr., Sll: Spr. JU. s-6464
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HELP MEN
OPTICIAN

Dispensing. 6-day, 4O-hr. wk.,
hospitaiiSation, Insurance, pension,
this ad. Ali replies Confidential
Write Box 46-T. Star.
PART TIME. helper for disabled
tasks. Pref. 20 yrs. up. Husky
1920 hrs. wk. NO. 7-7813.
PART TIME MAN wanted immed
as gas station attendant. Apply
in person. 5501 South Dakots
PATENT ATTORNEY, De Moines
excellent Opportunity Tor appii.
cant having spec. writing and
amending experience. 62S-336l for
interview.
Falls Church area;
50-hr. wk.. S18b; good oppor. for
advancement. Call JE. $1,000,
PHARMACIsT-For relief work in
active prescription store. 2 or 3
P Pishss 81 wf sHARaAe iYF h 5sas
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 3-26l6.
PHARMACIST, registered In D c.;
work; good hours s"G day work. no
Company. ili3 o ST. NV.
PHARMACIST, full time. good
GAN PHARMACY. 3OOl P st. NV.
Apply in person.
PHARMACIST, reg, no no . SUNDAY T =
DRUos-LiouoR. INC. lilo 18th
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SALESMAN-Excellent opportunity
for a hard-Working salesman to
sell aluminium prime windows and
allied products to builders and
contractors for an old established
company. Salary, commission, car
allowance. Write giving qualifica-
tons. Box SOB, Star.
SALESMAN, aggressive. for sue
cessful distributor of coin oper-
ated dry cleaner: leads furnished;
write J. B. BOONE. ASSOCS.
INC. Box 427. Fairfax. Va, or
y one 527-2ll2.
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WORK
FOR
WALL STREET

Local brokerage firm is look
ing for a young, attractive
girl to operate small PIX
switchboard. Experience not
necessary. Salary, S3.120.
For appointment. call MRS.
MCNEIL, ST. 3-S0SS.
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SAT,ESMA

SALESMAN
I am looking for a man (25 to 40)
who has ambition and would like
10 eventually own part of fast
growing sheet metal organization
in business for 36 years. Must be
take-charge operator who is ag-
gressive and hard working. Would
prefer experienced sheet metal
salesman but will train the right
inexperienced man. Good salary
and commission plan. Box 35-X,
Star.
SALESMAN for auto parts jobber.
Guarantee, 500 per week plus
car allowance. Must have expert
ence; Give details. Reply to Box
36-X, Star. 49,
SALESMAN. outside sales of pu-
pont paints and sundries to hard
ware and paint stores; est. ter.
ritory, in D. C. and Md: guar
anteed salary. expenses and COM
mission; experienced in paint or
hardMare sales preferable Call
MI; Thomas or Mr.. Green HUGH
REILLY CO. 931 Brentwood I'd
SALESMAN. for well established
long distance moving company;
good earnings opportunity for
ambitious energetic person; SAL
airy commission and car allow
ance. 1880 23rd st. NV. FE.
3-5S8S.
statesmen, wine and liquor, to
cover Calvert, Charles and St.
Marys cos. Must live in area,
drawing acct. against comm; one
Of Md.'s leading wholesalers. Write
full particulars. Box lob. Star.
SALESMAN. furniture and appli-
ances: Salary plus commission.
Call Ii. 6-S400, MR.. KAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. I2O-oass Accordiana,
student size; $40. AP. 1928.
ACCORDION = Crucianelli, 800
500. Call 656-9433 aft. 4:3o.
ADDING MACHINE. S35; also ate
model cleo. good cond.. and new
10-key cleo. with sub. OIL. 2-03l3
AIR CONDITION
Your whole house; central plant:
your furnace ACE SeS5 no n doWn pay 70
ment; 2, and 3 ton sizes equally
lew; standard makes. Call day or
night. Sunday included. JOHN
MOORE & SONS. ia. 1885.
AIR CONDTIONERS-2 used; s.
ton York { as as is; must supply own
pickup: $500; JU. $3.50 wkdays.
AIR CONDITIONER, Friqidaire.
easement type. super Model so,
sfoo: RX s9s5s1 after 3ssre : p.m coma
AIR CoNDITIONERs (2,. GE
TIinline; 10000 B.T.U.. excel
.cond.. 500 and $125. XII. S-9564.
ANTIQUES : Chinese and Euro
pean; porcelain Sung dynasty:
jade, silver, brass. bronze, wood
carvings, etc. Leaving country
5OO3 WeStmoreland ST.. Mclean
Va, Rte 123. turn left l blk. from
Giant Food Store.
ANTIQUE BEER STEMS, 1431 to
be sold as group: only $3.50. Call
5SS-3991 after 6 pm.
walnut wash stand. PERI,
cond. $50; Small Singer sewing
cabinet, S12. HO. 2-3030.
ARCHERY BOW, Saunders. orig.
so tournament bow; sell for S35.
AUTO. WASHER, Kenmore, perfect
cond, l year old: reasonable. 4Sl-
BED, Drexel double-bed frame
w/headboard; give-aWay price.
Must be sold. Call NO. 7-37f5.
BEDRM. SUITE pieces, marble
top. dresser and washstand, bed
and wardrobe. JE. 4-42S7.
BED, single. new mattress, bureau,
other articles. JE. 2-1627.
BEDROOM SUITE. solid mahog
Sninese modern. $3.50. Call CIR.
BEDRM. sUITE-set Of weights
muse. KIT. utensils; wire hair ter
rler, Axe, etc. 567-325S.
BEDRM. SUITE, Elmwood. twin AZ"
chests, 6-6 headboard, benches,
spreads. matched fabrics. mirror.
lamps Call 522-729S.
BICYCLES FOR SALE, used. Also
viii pay cash for bicycles. XII. g.
1884. SS2-64S0.
BOAT PROPELLERS, air COM
presSor, power mowers, guns. cleo.
razors. etc. 10. S-7775.
BOOKS-Over $4,000, new stock,
all subjects warehse. sale, 25c ca,
> for 81; daily and Sun. Q am.
to 8 pm. "a N st. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-17

ALEsMEN-Preferably young man
to sell top line Of dry cleaning
and laundry machinery and sup
plies. Tremendous opportunity for
man eager to get ahead rapidly.
Write Box 397-B. Star.
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SALESMAN

Kitchen remodeling: locel manufac-
turer Of custom cabinets and dis
tributor Of complete line Of ma
tionally advertised built-in appli-
ances, has top deal for expert
enced man who can produce. Gail
949-0525 for interview.
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eANSSS Az A4NS SJ4lktH
Must be good at tipping and detail
work. Apply in person. ! TO 5
pm, Mon.-Wed., auditor. PICK
LEE HOUSE HOTEL, 100 18th
s. NV.
AIRLINE SECY. $3.50
PEG GREENwAY AGENCY '''
1920 New York Ave. NV.
Dl. 7-16S7, Suite no, d.. 7-0467
LADIES Of Mont. and
Pr. Geo. Counties-Have fun earn
ing full time money for part
time work; use Of car and phone
NECESSARY. Call JU. S-21l6 or Pc.
2-3065.
BOOKKEEPER-Accts.
rec. and inventory ledgers. Some
tipping. Trade assoc. to 5, in
Georgetown. Free parking. FE,
3-7011.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CASHIER
for new car leadership. Must be
able to type and be, familiar with
factory claims. Good working con-
ditions and usual fringe benefits.
Salary will be based upon expe-
rience. Write giving experience
and references to Box 73-B. Star.
TITLE CLERK-Ex-
cellent. Job available Immediately
for title clerk with. knowledge Of
contracts. Group disqualification.
Pleasant lae tia surroundings and many
typist willing to learn title work.
Salary commensurate with ability
and experience. Apply in person
MOTOR CO. GA. $4,000.
BEAUTlCIAN - Experienced, with
following, Lovely modern shop, Sill
yer Spring area. Group ms. avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-17

Building products sales agen-
cy REQUIRES INTELLIGENT, ex-
perienced secretary. eble to
teke. accurate shorthand, and
DO typinS. Prefer one with
knowledge OF building con-
struction, quota tions, con-
tracts, and sales records.
Starting salary, 500 per Wk
with opportunity for ad-
vancement, Hours. q to 3,
Tor : DAYS, New modern Of
nces at 2o01 Wisconsin ave.
Phone FE. 3-0l2O for inter-
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MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS SERVICES

AUTO DELIVERY co. OF AMER
ME. S-6055, ia. 5-72S5, "a hrs.
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DAVIS ASSOCIATES

s1s UPSHUR ST. NV.
PHONE 723-3215
Proper records can save you money
in order not to overlook any
TAX DEDUCTIONS
Have Your Accounts Maintained in a
PROFESSIONAL MANNER
INDIVIDUAL AND BUSINESS
TAX RETURNS
Personal attention during or after
business hours.
LAWN MAINT TEN ANCE AND
LANDSCAPING. Sod EV 4-69S9
TRIANGLE GARDEN SERVICE.
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ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS
OR
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
Civil: Structural. Mechanical
Full-Time Employment
For Interview Call
MD INMEc CIR . Ttnn

MR.. JONES, ST. 1880
ENGINEER. NV. luxury opt. must
have local references, be sober and
have ability to do electrical and
plumbing repairs. Will consider
good maintenance man who can
obtain license In the near future.
Salary and apt. Chance of advance
ment to right man, Call MR.
POORE or MR.. BLAKE, ST g.
2Sl1. weekdays, 3 to pm.
ESTIMATOR for commercial and
residential construction BY large
metropolitan builder; must be ex-
per. to take off quantities from
all type building plans and pre-
pairing estimates. All Inquiries
strictly confidential. Reply giving
aualific atoms and references to
Box 451-T. Star.
ESTIMATOR. young man for asph.,
s sSne ps seaSy 'S Worn Ms0b psae g. 9f
2-3445, EN-. 5-l36R.
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HOFFMAN,

2447 18th st. NV. CO. $1,000
Near Columbia Rid.
Til 8 Daily: Sat. Til 6
SUNDAY 12 TO 8
FURN.. moving. must sell sofas,
dryer, wash. mach, cleo. lawn
mower, crib. numerous household
items, Best offer. LA. 6-0374.
FURN., wash. mach, Whirlpool auto.
dryer, sofa hide-a-way bed, Fisher
make. Good cond. AID. 2-67S4.
FURN.. yacating home. sacrifice,
lO-pc. din rm. suite. lge. Lawson
tyne. sofa. 6-pc. twin bed set,
lined oak. OIL 4-0247, 462I
CHEVY Chase blvd
GO-CART ENGINES (25, homelite
k-l-92's. stroked. single ring MS
tons, modified, like new. Sf5 eG
IKE 5000.
Go KART (twol SIS Power Product,
$3.50; also Colt AS. Call 5S9-57S6.
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SITuATI0Hs-W0MEE

MATURE WOMAN desires position
in DR. S or dentist office, -Ccept.,
typirg bills, etc. SP. 3-4430.
NURSE-Will accept relief duty
day or night. Phone 399-72l9.
NURSE. reg, desires responsible
position in doctors office; eXper.
typing, lab, secretarial: South
Arl. Northern Alex. loo. preferred.
549-lS27.
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HELP WON EN-
ACCOUNTING CLERK

HOOOUN IINU CLENh
Must be good at tipping and detail
work. Apply in person. i TO S
pm, Mon. Wed, auditor. PICK
LEE HOUSE HOTEL, 100 18th
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w
1923 I4th st. NV.
dust Above Thomas Circle,
Mon. Fri. Til 0: Sat, Til a
SUNDAY, 10 TO 6
FURN.-2-pc living room suite:
Queen Ironer. console Singer sew
ing machine, curtains. quits. gar
den and plumbers tools. small
cleo. motor. other items too nu-
merous to mention. See 1874 But
ternut st. NV.
rm.. din. rn., bedrm
Fl a.57o 81 o0nd'' misc. items.
FURN.-Be drm. suite. 1928; 3-pc.
modern. HE. 4-4o72. ''' An'Sh
FURN: : : 8 ROOMS COMPLETE.
MILMAR FURN., LII. 2-20s0.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMFD-4 Law
son loveseats, from S25 to $50;
sofa and . chairs. from sis to
SO; 8 china closets. from S15 to
500: desks, from Sc to sos: 8
hideaway beds. from $40 to $50;
3 sofabeds, from S25 to $50: IL
wing chairs. from $40 to $40: 90
single or full-size beds, from SIS
70 Sl5; 4 bookcase beds, maple
blond. full size, from SIS to 500;
2 tirepls. with logs, from $40 to
$50: 4 bedrm. sets, from $50 to
$3.50: 10 dressers, from SO to S25:
Is night tables. So; 80 mirrors,
from 81 to So; 80 din. rm. chairs
from 81 to 1895: 4 kitchen
tables. from SO to S.; 10 rollaway
beds. from SO to 500 so; 5 studio
couches. from $50 to $50; 10 club
chairs. from : to S35; bedrm.
chairs, from SIS to ~.
You always find many interesting
pieces at HCFFMANN'S not listed.
We do upholstering. Grapes, slip
covers and refinishing. Easy pay
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Plumber
To work on service truck and new
constructioni steady. year-round
Job for right man.
FOLEY ENG. co.
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FURN.-3-pc. bedrm. suite, l swivel
chair; reas. price. 462-1372. Call
all dpV Sim ar ewes
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HELP DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER, 5-day week. Cal
562-02O4, after pm.
CARETAKER-Rm. hse.: cple; free
rent; wife's light service. 935 N. Y
ave. NV. D1. 7-3967.
COMPANION to elderly lady, live
in, ideal for pensioner. AID. 4-451l
after 1890 am.
COOK-G.H.W., in apt, 2 adults
noasmoker; 5-day week. Must
nave D. c. permit for some driv-
Ing. City references. JU. S-09l7.
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FOR APPOINTMENT

Buick Training Manager will set up per-
sonal appointment Monday evening between
PM. and 10 PM
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FURNITURE costs less when you
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE. 4400 r. l. ave. ne.
FURN.-Mahog. bedrm. suite dbl.
ped. dresser wimirror, chest OF
drawers. 2 night stands WHamps.
bedrm. chair with footstool, excel.
cond.. sacrifice. S115. Call after
l pm. HE, 4-2572.