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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-09-14

BE ABLE TO TAKE ADVAN.
lTAGE OF THEM Be sea-
ing you at the Chamber Meet
ing comes Monday
SCHOOLS ARE OPEN and
from all indications both
teachers and students are de.
termined that this will be q
BANNER YEAR The
Young People with whom we
have talked, all seem to real.
ize the great Importance of
PREPARING THEMSELVES
for the opportunities and re-.
sponsibilities that are sure to
come Again this year.
we at the Enterprise are tax.
ing advantage of the DIVER
ISIFIED OCCUPATION Train
ing Program offered at Lanier
High, under the direction of
James L. Middleton We
have associated with us from
Lanier, perSonable TOMMIE
KINCADE, who will be train
ed on the job as proof reader,
Monograph operator. typist
and reporter Is. We highly
commend this program and
urge other businesses to in
vestigate the possibility of
not only helping your own
business but helping to
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-09-14

women, headed by Mr.. WELLS
of Wells Furniture Company,
will with the blessings of the
new Chamber of Commerce,
show their appreciation to the
teachers and Kinds County in
a more tangable way in the
very near future -. Watch
for details in this paper.
BUSINESSES ON PARADE
!. Elsewhere in this paper,
we are beginning a SALUTE
OF BUSINESSES" main
ly to show our appreciation
to our advertisers and again
to bring to our youth a bit
of historical information
This week we Salute AID.
ANS GROCERY AND MAR
KET located on the corner of
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Pr E P A r A T / o N S
FOR FIRST CLASS CITI-
ZENSHIP September 16
thru the 81 will be observed
as CONSTITUTION WEEK
-. In our preparations to be-
come first class citizens, to
share equally in the opportu-
mites and privileges that
should be accorded ALL CITI-
ZENS of these United States,
it is very necessary that we
LEARN AS MUCH AS POS
SIBLE ABOUT OUR CON
STITUTION to this end,
we urge that not only during
Constitution Week, but at all
times, every effort be made to
familiarize ourselves with our
Constitution and other laws
both on the state and nat
ional levels.
A CONSTITUTION is the
BASIS for laws which govern
a country A PREAMBLE
is an opening statement which
tells what the Constitution in
tends to do In our prep
aratiOnS we must never for
get that with every PRIVI-
LEGE GOES A RESPONSE
BILITY One of the re-
SponSibilitieS of a GOOD
CITIZEN, is to LEARN what
your RIGHTS are and how to
go about getting them
There's no better way to learn
this than to READ AND
STUDY YOUR CONSTITU-
TION Another most i'm
portant responsibility of a
GOOD CITIZEN is to PARTI-
CIPATE INTELLIGENTLY in
the Government of your Coun-
try on all levels -. ARE YOU
A REGISTERED VOTER? RE-
MEMBER A VOTELESS
PEOPLE WILL FOREVER
AND EVER BE A HOPELESS
PEOPLE.
THE SOPHISTICATED La
VARIETIES have done it "a
gain Again the charmers
who make up this popular
Club, presenting their 18th
Annual Capsula I'm Or
bit With international Fash
ions" entertained a represen-
tative crowd that assembled
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-09-14

liam NJ. Harvey :. He's nav.
ing the time of his life and
seeing some good baseball .
but miss his Usher Boards
and his many, many friends
who pass his yard daily, some
who share with him the shade
and coolness of his two giant
trees.
SUPPORT AND ATTEND
all the Meetings, Teas, Church
Services you find advertised
in this and other papers. :.
GO TO THE CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE
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East Monument and Blair
Streets owned and opera
ted by Mr.. and Mrs. A, L.
ADAMS We invite you to
read this brief salute to be
found on page /. !.
COMMUNICATION fro m
our father, BRO. Mack" who
having spent a week in Chi
cago, ILL.,, with his nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. BOOKER
MONEY, states that he is now
in st. Louis, Mo. with his
brother, Murry McNeamer
and our pride and JOY Will
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-09-14

train some youth In a trade
or profession in which he or
she is interested. :.
WELCOME TEACHERS
We of the Mississippi Enter
prise extend to Teachers
thruout the city and county
a warm and sincere Welcome
We of this column have
been aware of your many
problems and the splen-
did job you are doing in most
cases =. We commend you
and encourage you to continue
in your efforts to make better
citizens of the boys and girls
in your classrooms AS we
understand it, plans are un-
derway by a group of out
standing Business men and
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-09-14
TW0-IN-ONE
REVERSIBLE
COAT
With mofching umbrella!

You'll be hoping for rain !.
though you can wear this styl-
ish coat any time! It's solid-col0r
water-repellent cotton poplin on
one side or switch it in a
jiffy, and wear it on the prett.
taffeta print side! Choose black.
beige or willow green. Sizes 5
to IL, 8 to 18, 1412 to 2212.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-09-14
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

BY Sarah Nj. Harvey
THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
Merit, no matter under
what skin found, will in the
long run be rewarded. :"
Booker T. Washington
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~ $50 ~ 81 s**s
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given by the American Horti-
cultural society at noon on
November 10 at the Interna-
tional Inn.
Author Of Make Your
Own Merry Christmas" and
Flower Show Guide" Mrs.
Wood demonstrates her lee
lures with slides.
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Nicholson
Davidson

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nj
chelson of this city announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Michele Lynne to
Mr.. Stephen Leopold David
son, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Davidson. also of this
city. A late spring wedding is
planned.
Goines-Contois, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley H.
G aines Of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Donna Caro-
lyn to Mr.. Robert Mckay
Contois, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Contois of New Orleans,
La. A November wedding Is
planned.
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luckett- BQrnes

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F.
Luckett Of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter, Carolyn Rod
ell to Mr.. Gary Hall. son of
Mrs. Charles Barnes and the
late Mr.. Albert Hall. A De-
cember wedding is planned.
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Psychiotrist Speaks

DR.. John +. Heath. psy-
chiatrist Of the Adult Clinic
Of Child Guidance Clinic Of
Northern Virginia. addressed
the Northern Virginia Moth
ers Of Twins Club last night.
The group met ct the Spring
field Methodist Church.
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Fashion Show,
Luncheon Set

The Pro Bonata Club will
meet for a mathematician
show at 1880 pm. Saturday
at Kenwood Country Club
to raise funds for crippled
children and philanthropic
activities. Mrs. Francis I.
Brooke is president and Mrs.
George Fairfax is chairman.
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Welch-Eerrell

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph WEIGH
Of Silver Spring. Md. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Myrna Lois
to Mr.. Lawrence S. Terrell,
son of Mr.. Y. P. Terrell and
the late Mrs. Terrell. A jan
uary wedding is planned.
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Stockinq-CoIIum

Mr.. and Mrs. Coils Stock
ing Of Arlington, Va, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Claudia Diane
to 1t. Col. william Kenneth
Callam USAF, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth A. Callam
of North Miami Beach, Fla.
A Decem Der wedding is
planned.
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Euton-Srnith

Mr.. and Mrs. Ramona
Stanley Eaton of Fairfax
County announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Lyndle Stanley to Mr.. An
drew Joseph Smith. Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of
Richmond, Va. A December
wedding is planned.
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Wonen's Club
Plans Tour

The Cornell Women's Club
Of Washington will tour the
State Department at 1890
am. October % after a $3.50
am. briefing. There will be
a luncheon at noon in the
American Association Of Uni
verSity Women headquarters.
New officers include Mrs.
Milton Eisenberg, president;
Mrs. James Jay Allen and
Miss Patricia williams, vice
presidents; Mrs. Alvin c. Wy
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RocheIeuu-Weuver

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Roche
leau announce the engage
ment of their daughter DON
ma to Mr.. James L. Weaver,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar R.
Weaver of Temple Hills. Md.
A June wedding is planned.
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ENGAGED
Edwords-Horris

Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton U.
Edwards II of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Joan Carole
to Mr.. Robert Reed Harris.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
Harris Of Chevy Chase. A
spring wedding Is planned.
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Soines-Contois, Jr.
Emery-Kinzie

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. En-
cry Of Kensington. Md, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Katie Lynne
to Mr.. Paul W. Kinzie, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinzie of
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
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men. secretary. and Mrs. Nor
man Plummer. treasurer.
For luncheon reservations,
contact Mrs. Norman Plum
mer.
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Christmas
Decorations
To Be Subject

Horticulturalist Mrs. Anne
WertSner Wood viii give q
demonstration Of Christmas
decorations at a luncheon
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Pute-HodQes

Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt R.
Pate announce the engage
ment of their daughter Bon
ME to Mr.. William D.
Hodges, son Of Mrs. Patsy
Hodges, all of Greenbelt, Md.
A spring wedding is planned.
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FIIRS

A rroup OF second aand used furt
for sale Black dyed Persian lamb
coats, natural mink stoles nat.
ural mink coats and many others.
Fur products labeled 10 show coun.
nv III ofigin nf imported fur
DISTRICT STORAGE co, -
Pierce ~, nv between l and n
ats, ". Canit0l and isla st..
n.a0.5, Ma Score,
FurN. Entire contents Of l-bcs.
rm apt, crystal china sewIng
mach, Tv, No, i.i3is. VIII
show betw 5 -nd Z vk DAYS, e.
1a-5, ife2 10Th 81. nv Apt 49,
FURNITURE costs less when YOU
buy ~ MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE sa00 n, ! ave ns
UNCLAIMED = WIN
chai-s $40 up, folding screens ! Z. !,
So, 'bidsaWays $50. ain. rm' chair,
Si,,,gsp' sl y,ls,oTliG l ay iy ,ss
issf1 - M rS's to- coffee ten
500. Fpsy terms HOFFMAN,
attT 18th a. NV CO. h-lOA"
Omen sunday i9-B
FurN. Moyin~, mist sacrifice ms.
nan fronp Of tables, q chairs a1a
misfof postes he'd. drcstlnR tphN
rhiffNnicr Libfrry tables, plalr
rcd rus. nxt9 SILK damask ORA
nefies extra wide 4 air COM
TONERS. Bric-a.hrac. January !
1913. n am - pm. 1900 1871
Al. NV Ant 40,
FURNITURE, piano loye.seat hide
asbed twin beds desk, unh0ls
stored bareback chair, platform
rocker, douahhrN endtables, mise
OIL d.iNS8 Eyeninas
TURN. Solid oak Blk o-pe hufiel
and bookcase. both wLslldlng glass
doors. $3.50. Ewes, uN, f-2iba,
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HELP DOMESTIC


APARTMENT, cook dinner. R.h,v.
family OF 81 afternoons ant
Wed. morn. No wk. ends. S35. Mus
have exp, Wash. refs. EN- 2.i5i2
BABY SITTER-G.H.w., live IN, "a
70 80, pvt, room, Beth. area
Refs, req. Call B5B-b2f2
BABY SITTER. PART TIME
3-day week, Arlington area
IA, S-ln43
COOKS, pvt, homes, close-in NV.
live In, $50 Apply Sat. am
Abbey PERSONNEL, 1885 Eye NV
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants cxpe.
rienced cook housekeeper Euro,
pcan, 10 live in Monthly salary
Sl7b TO start. Write giving refer.
ences, 10 Box f5s-B, Star.
EUROPEAN GIRL, needed as moth.
sr's helper, 10 i've in. Temp, OF
perm position, ENn 2.inan
GIRL would like ironing done Al
home, or baby sitting. 028-its3
G.Hw,, child care, age Is 10 ~
live In, h-dny week Reference
and exper. VIII 2-0si7.
.G.H.w. AND COOK, In family
live IN, NO. 7.A3s0
H0UsEKEEPER companion for el'
DERBY lady, small dos, live IN, 5000
home, small salary. Other hell
employed. Recent local refs, good
health req JU, p-i0i4.
HOUsEkEEPER, live In, wheaton
area. motherleSs home, children
age q and n, recent local refs.
mature woman. bsb day wk
Rm board ana sal MR. GOLD,
MAN. until 5 agU-s0Su after u
VIII G-12sl
.L'yT.IN MAID, ai.36, rh.w. ant
child care t2l. Pvt. rmi and bath
his days 81 Bpg MA e.1n \
.LlNE-IN MAID, eh.ws plain cook
care . sehool-age Girls. his-dai
wk Refs. Call b4s.nia1 after
pm SATURDAY
LIVE IN, Eh,wy emnl parents
EchoolsaEe children Nearby Nd
Recent ref. req. p4B-5tpn
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ORGANS-Pre inventory clearance
OF all used home and church
organs. Hammond. Conn. Lowrey
Gulbransen, Baldwin and Wurlit-
ger. Values from S425. KITS CA
conv. locations, dntn. 1880 g
81. NV. RE. 1922, Alex, 1921
Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-S6S6, Con-
gressional Plaza shopping ctr,
Rockville pike. HA. 7-7420. IVA.
and Md. stores open daily III 8
nm. eXceDt Sat-
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TYPISTS

Permanent positions available for
high school graduates. age 10 IS.
tipping 80 w.pm.. 5-day, 40
hour week. with excellent s"lary
and working conditions. Visit week
days between 9 am. and 3 pm.
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SITUATIoNS-noMESTIC

BABY SITTERS. dayworkers. Live
in-out. Refs. open daily and lat
eveS. Also Sat, Sun. FLO JOF
CTR, 1902 H st. ne. 546-2lO0
CLEANERS AND IRONERSM
BY wk., day, 81 and fare. 30 yrs
service to homes. QUALITY JOB
a10 N Y. ave. NV. Mrs. Barren
DAYWORKER wants laundry. e.h.w
Refs, 81 and fare QALITY. a1f
NY ave. Mrs, Barren, D1. 7-4393,
GIRL desires child care. 5-day
week References. co. 5-449S.
WOMAN desires days work. iron
ing Saturdays only. EXper. Ii
3-3596.
2 GIRLS want baby sitting lob, !
days a week. Inv. Call Ii. 3-3564
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HELP DOMESTIC
tcoNTlNUEo)

MAID, live in, general homework
ing. $40 wk. to start. Local ref
erences necessary. health card
Call MA. 2-0250.
MAID, live in, Inv. and child
care. Sat. and Sun. off. Airing
ton area. JE. 4-S623 after 8,
live in. No money needed
Open daily and late ewes, also
Sat, and Sun. FLO JOB CTR.
1902 H st, NE, 546-2100,
WOMAN COMPANION, live in,
white household. Inv, elderly
couple, pvt. room, JU. 5-5479.
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REpA AND SERVICES

LIVING ROOM
Flu NIT RE
Just released
from tory
sh owroom, at
$50 to 5Oqo saw
ings. 80 suites of
beautiful Italian
and French Pro-
vincial living
room furniture.
These are gen.
uine bargains.
MARLO'S FUR
NITURE WORLD,
9Ol 7th st. NV.
(cor. 7th and
Eye. DI. 7-8l00.
Open 9 to 9; Sat.
til 6; Sunday 70
to 6. Free park
ing.
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FARM TRACTOR-Foru Jubilee
tractor, front end loader, grader
blades and Sherman trAnsmission,
Excellent cond ton. y 600 or best
offer. Cal DU. a.6032.
NEW INC farm tractors and equip.
CUB Cadet and equip, MeCulloch
chain saws. Parts and service.
Used & with cultlvat, and pillow. X
with cultlVat TD-h, plows. discs.
r. VI MOORE
q. s. sol, 1 Mile South OF New so
Ml,chellyille. Nd CT, 6-hisi
TREE SERVICE. We specialize IN
pruning topping fruit and shade
trees also tree removal, Fully in-
aured. Reas. prices, HYATrHVtL.LE
TREE SERVICE, Free estimates.
WA. T-921f. Es.
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SITUATION MEN
slTUATloNS-WoNEN


DIGNIFIED LADY would like posi-.
ton as hookkeeper and genera
office worker for short work days
10 to 3, In HillcreSt Hts. or sur
rounding area. Box 343-H, Star
DRY CLEANING CLERK, white, II
yrs exper. Upper NV. Sil. Spg
or Takoma PIX, area. RIA. 3-5s46
GIRL with his. educ, desires job
as clerk or cashier, Good typist
LA. a-7363.
PART-TIME JOB wanted after 5
pm. as waitress or counter girl
63S-6775,
PRACTICAL NURSE, L.PN., desires
work 5 or q days a wk, Good refs
Care of inv. or conv. patients oil
any cases. Call LA. 9-4573.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires private
duty for elderly person, will live
in. DU 1920.
QUALIFIED FRENCH TEACHER
Language laboratory experience
elementary Russian, typing, seeks
teaching, tutoring or language
related position. Write Box 3lS-
H, Star.
SECRETARY, attractive. presently
employed, desires position in sill
yer Spring area. Box 4OO-B, star
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADIES

Age 25 to 80, for retail
sales position with estab-
lished office supply COM
pany. Permanent position
with liberal benefits, 40
hour week, salary commen-
surate with experience and
ability. For appointment call
L, j, MILLIKEN, 62S-41S1.
Hhac q Ctntt "a
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HELP WOMEN
CASHTEP-CTERK

Fine furniture store needs assist
ant cashier for credit office. NCF
1000 experience helpful. Soml
typing. 5-day week. Good bene
fits. See Mr., Miller.
w. 81 J. Sloane-Mayer Co.
421 nth st. NV.
CLERKS-org, in Wash. will trair
his. grads. for clerk positions
interest in working with figures
compiling. 5 days, 1865. POTO.
MAC EMPL,, 1884 Wilson blvd.
IA. $4,000.
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Iluhas Wv oAAuIuANt ven
FURN. - $1,000
worth Of Italian
Provincial deco
rator furniture,
complete for s.
room apartment,
Just released as
floor sa m pie.
Consists OF ex-
quisite sofa and
matching chair,
Ital. Prov. fruit
wood tables,
lamps, gorgeous
bedroom suite in
GLIDING quality
mattress and box
spring, and hand
some dining
group including
all = glass front
china, oval table,
8 uphol. chairs
&c. now priced at
1925. (3-year
financing avail
ableJ MARLO'S
URN RE
WORLD, 90i 7th
st. NV tcor
7th and Eye).
DI. 1890. open
9to 0; SAITH 6;
Sunday IL 10 8.
Free parking.
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ALL BEDROOM, liv. rm. and dina
rm. furn. and appliances. Best
brirae IA T-SQOT
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] SEAMsTREss, experienced cut and
holttsry. Cali JE' s-24si.
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StenOgraDher

Under 30, accurate transcription
and tipping required. 35-hr. week
in modern office building on Wis
consin ave. NV. Generous fringe
benefits. S4,1S5 I'd. TO start with,
periodic increases to at least So
$50 Call MR.. WADE, KE. 1855,
between $40 and 4 pm. for ap-
DOintmpnt
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PROTECTOR, 10 nm, Commercial
! Ia 9-i925 or 363-44b3.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
CASHIERS NEEDED p
PBX-RECEPTIONISTS
SPECIAL, OFFER

Free placement
CASHIER TRAINING INSTITUTE
14O4 N. Y. Ave. NV. ME. s-4623
CIVIL SERVICE-FE.C coaching.
new class. few opens INQUIRE RE.
7-2S2S. BOYD'S. 700 18th NV,
Corner O.
ENGLISH AND SPANISH CLASSES
now forming. professional teacher
small groupS. Reas. rates. RIA. 3
ApsO daf1v
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSES FOR SALE or TRADE
! rec Palomino Tennessee walking
horse, outstanding To- parade or
pleasure, 4 small iiSior horses
from "a 70 rs hands, 3 outstand-
ms jumping horses 10 hands,
10 head 81 hacking pleasure
horses Many horses and ponies
10 choose from Can be seen AZ
ptsn River I'd, Potomac, Nd, or
phone Ak a-0178.
nUNTER. irish thoroughbred. 10
yrs. bay pcldlns, excellent Jump
az Soft mouth 10 hands, $500
JE a-9piH. Can be seen near
Tysons Corner, Va
HORSE, PONY AND TACKLE SALE
at the Eyler stables, Thurmoht,
Nd. we'd Jan. o Al z pm, Have
several gond horses, An outstand.
ms dapnle grey Walk-trot Ehow
mare, u Maryland. bred hunter
prospects, Come early, Horses will
sell AZ $40 en-,
WORN nORsEs, harness. farm
euuiumrUf cattle. hugs MIA,
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PAINT

Why fiat, So as gal. Reg. S4.75.
Semi and high gloss, sos gal.
Reg. SO. White and eoiors. Dis
counts on all sundries. COLOR,
ING. 1928 Ga. ave. NV. TU. 2
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PIANOS = Discount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay
ments al the PIANO MART, 1Oi5
18th 81. NV. tphone ST 3-63O0l
and 1882 Lee highway, Arlington
Phone b36-6S2lD. Large selection
OF new and used SpinetS and con-
soles In a wide variety OF finishes
and styles. Arlington store open
evenings
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LIVE m, Eh,ys empl parents
schoolsaEe children Nearby Nd
Recent ref. req p40.5ipn
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Bailey,s Cross Roads shopping cen.
Ter. VIRGINIA! OaA2 Oeorria ave.
silver SprlnR. lOf william a.
Fredericksburg virginia and Silver
9Dfiun stores omen evenings
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ORGANS-Save during JORDAN's
midwinter clearance OF slightly
used and floor sample home in
strumentS. Variety OF styles, sizes
and finishes. Terms. At JOR-
DAMS. corner 18th and q SITS.
NV. (Phone ST. 3-0400), Bailey's
Cross Roads Shopping Center, Vir-
ginia (Phone 4Sl-71SD. 1882
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Phone
JU. 5-ll05). Silver Spring and
Virginia stores open evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-11

DIAMONDS-Ladys 3 cts. emerald
cut, exceptionally fine quality and
lustrous color, set In lar VIZ,
baguette mtg. 4 wonderful buy
ONLY SB95. LIVINGSTON a CO,
ii23 X ST. NV. NE, S-526S.
Debating MACHINE, IBM. bat
terry operated port. praet new.
About ~ price Call NO. 1852.
DIAMOND RING, carat, massive
gold setting. very reasonable
652-b6sl.
DINING RM. SET-Tabls, buffet, Q
chairs plus two arm chairs, china
closet S75, UN, l-03b5
FOAM RUBBER FRI..SAT. sALE--
3AN7bx4, $40 so, cushions, boil
sters, padding, fabrics, covers,
auick sewing. Bii @9nd NV Park
Ing lot across street 3'ls-N"tsi
FREEZER, upright Amana; cleo
trio dryer automatic washer
call ONN.uA4h
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mo, choice OF finishes payments
credited 4 you purchase later
KITS t3 convenient iocationsl
dntns 1880 O 81. NV, RE. z.
62l2. Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave
XII. S-s6SB; Congressional PiazI
shopping ctr, Rockville pike, IA
1890. IVA. and Nd. stores oper
daily til . pm. except Sat
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NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY
Bird AND r SITS. Ne.
ton No. 50 BuSllne)

Accurate, young girl de-
string opportunity in tipping field
with youthful organization. Good
starting salary, vacation and
other company benefits. Apply
MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFER
ENCE. Pill E st. NV.
WAITRESS for luncheon. 5-day wk
Exceptional earnings for eXper
worker. WAGSHAL'S DELICA-
TESSEN. 1885 Mass. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, no exper. necessary,
nights. chance TO break In res
taurant business. Apply 55l6 Col
orado avenue. NV.
WAITREsSES-Exp., good salary
excel. tips, meals ROLLIN ROAD
REST, Vienna, Va. DU. 5-5607.
4-I2, g days. Good
salary, tips. Apply in person, LU-
CAS- RAW BAR, 4S05 Columbia
pike, Arl.