Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1940, Page 28

Marriage License Applications Hall, 25, 1822 Lamont st. ek Allce: M Gallagher- Sk, |85 the Rev. Howard 8. 405 _42nd st. n.e., and Seat Pleasant, Md.; Robinson. amont st. ilkinson. Leon T. Brown. Susie A Lifsey, the Rev. Geor! Robert E. Lewis. 37, P s L. Dixon, 23, 1912 9th st nw.; n port, R. I, . _McGin ~'fl, M]lnlmn. the Rev:’ Gerard. Cole, s McGuire, 22, Tappahannocl VL and Violet C. Avres, 21 Hinor, Va. e’ Rev ltndenck o Cl-y. Hion's TR Honister Barold Hirwitz. 24, 5509 Iilinois _ave. and Eva F. Blanken, 20. 1115 8th W he” Rev: Harry Siiverstone. !tnllmm ‘Ennis. 21, nrooky N. Y. Ruth Slackman, '21, ‘Gailatin *st. o.w.; the Re e Leo G’ Ellis. m.‘l Enst Cn liol st ne. and’ Doro Rehe! e ey “Cnasies L-nxl-nua K “Wilde ‘Blackburn. r and Clarn A, Towntley. 5. Rlverdnl! Md.; the Rev. Frederick J. Bis Pal mck L'o L and Phyllls P, t. n.w.; the Mv. !!O'I\r and na ‘Y. Massachusetts ave. E. Gedri John L. Walsh, wd Dnro hy ll Brown, Irvin H. cl-mrbucn sq. and Blanche 17th st, n.w.; the ROV. ernn D. Bow- man. mes Hawkins, 25, 14"0 10th st. snd Cecelia Barnes. 24, W. Lo Anuenn e ..4 .““h-ou ‘r‘ Bostic. 28, 1710 Gth Kaufmann, the 268. Minn Minn. "2 mlnn« . Thomas ny 8. Bfll thtn . 27 Volta y. Kenny. 6. "i800 Upshur and Martha L. orr, 24, ¢ Ehaviotte: the l'kv. Jlmel 1 1d. Tebbe. ll'l Iln Clnl'&l nd Barry, 18. 7504 the “Rev, Waiter E 513 Sewa: arian, 30, 1011- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, SATURDAY, “fi%fi“""‘*m Fi s n t&”‘:‘."‘nn-\a‘fi}. Reekville. Robert A, Brown. 33, and 28, hoin el !lfi? ‘sbrin nd ary Hiss ggn Hase, 4'7." A Vlnun‘ R m'u'.n;o. %uwngmhn llld alr l 1, cn{'o“xun"' o fi“:u'a :: e Machisn, 93, both of Wathingion - & 8. Marie Buscher, Lending Records Topped In advancing $228,834,000 in home- mortgage loans in the first three months of this year, savings and loan associations topped all previous quarterly lending records since 1931, th‘edrtzdaenl Home Loan Bank Board sal A French Provincial in COUNTRY CLUB HILLS Nearby Vi irginia’s Most Highly Restricted Community Adjoining Washington Golf and Country Club DESIGNED, PLANNED and BUILT for GRACIOUS LIVING 3219 NORTH WAKEFIELD ST. Beautifully Furnished by Hutchison’s, Inc. A phere. HOME of beauty and refinement in an unexcelled environment—only 20 minutes from downtown, yet enjoying a truly country estate atmos- Located on a large corner lot containing Y3 acre or 14,400 square feet, with a setting of lovely trees and having 7 spacious rooms, 2> baths and 2-car built-in garage. If you entertain larger than usual groups, you'll appreciate the size of living room, 15x30, with 2 doors opening onto porch or veranda, 10x40. The large studio master bedroom, size 15x27, will also intrigue you as well as other features of this unusual home. Developers and Builders were o Jecorating May we, also remind you that Country Club Hills is really the SPRING VALLEY of nearby Virginia and offers the maximum in prestige and restrictions to insure a sound home investment. PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. TO REACH-—Drive over Key or Arlington Memorial Bridge to Glebe Road and Washington Golf and Country Club—turn right and follow arrows on Rock Spring Road along golf course 3 squares to Wakefleld—then left 2 squares to property. Presented by KeitH D. BRUMBACK Chestnut 3527 HILLWOOD DWELLING PURCHASED—The new home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pumphrey at 252 Meadow lane, Hillwood, Va., which they bought from Muhleman & Kayoe, buflders. Nature’s Children Gladiolus By LILLIAN COX ATHEY. It has been said that a novice should plant gladioluses because these flowers are so easily grown. ‘The beginner will not have the dis- couragement so often experienced when starting a garden, by losing the first plants. However it may be, it is a proven fact that gladioluses are versatile plants, adapting them- selves to all kinds of soil and con- ditions. They have left behind them the days when they were grown only in rows to fill space and for cutting. Today they are socialites of the first magnitude. For they may be had in the most glarious colors, and a few have REAL ESTATE LOANS FIRST TRUSTS to finance or refinance homes in the District or nearby Maryland and Virginia. Current Rates Straight Loans or Monthly Payments LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK Tth & D Sts. N 17th & H Sts. N.W. been developed with fragrance to add to their charma. ‘You may plan color schemes with them. You may grow them in the company of perennials, or you may plant them in masses for a special occasion. Today the blossoming of your flowers can be figured on accurately, and unless something very unexpected comes up, like a very late frost, your flower parade will come off on time. If you are beginning in the thrill- | ing adventure of partnership with the plant world and wish to have an | array of gladioluses, you may con- | sult the American Gladiolus Society. Here is a fund of information, and many have found just the advice needed for a new garden or the | improvement of an old one. The | colors are too numerous to mention here, but a catlogue will enable Rely on their kitchens to sell the ladies, because it is in the kitchen that most of the housewife's day is spent. If everything can be placed in its own particular place and there is plenty of space to work in it lessens the housewife’s daily drudgery. Have our experts show you how.we can remodel your kitchen, Survey—Drewing—Estimates. “Terms extended for three year, OXFORD “DE LUXE” No Obligation low as $5.00 per month” KITCHEN CABINETS FELIPPE A. BROADBENT, Exclusive Dealer Display Rooms Open 8 A. The Torento, 2002 P St. N.W. T AL M. to 9 P.M.; Sat., 8 to § DUpont 2263-6238 T 778 DALE DRIVE A TRULY COLONIAL HOUSE Of architectural character and genuine charm in a neighborhood of beautiful rooms, 2 baths, and lavatory on first floor. homes. There are six large A house we are pleased to have every one inspect. Terms Arranged—Trade for Smaller Home Considered GRUVER BUILT Lots ean be purchased en which to build your particulsr home, ‘o Reach: Out Georgis A . ern), tiver }l’l'r‘:"l;: c’,":l';mlu ‘olesville Pike to Silver Soring, right on Colesvi ot o houses K continue “"‘;‘ and right to houses. WM. H. TIIBOCKMGDBTON Invest. Bldg. REALTOR —Star Staff Photo. you to make your choice, if you have not already seen just the ones you crave, In 1937, the 100th anniversary of the development of our modern gladiolus was celebrated. At that time colorful displays were exhibited | OIL throughout the world, the first ones appearing in New Zealand and Australia in January of that year.|©! Originally the “glads” came from Africa. They have traveled far since those days, and even now though we may think these flowers have reached perfection, it is possi- ble for them to advance still more through the efforts of those who understand them. It is fortunate for all those who | Md. wish to grow these lovely flowers that the finest kind may be propa- gated by separating the corms and cormels. The corms are short, thick, underground stems. They dmer from bulbs, such as our lilies possess—and our onions, which are known as true buds with fleshy scales. Every individual corm con- tains one or more buds from which new corms develop. You may have several corms growing from the parent corm in one season. Cormels are small corms which grow be- tween the old corm and the new ones. Several cormels are usually left behind when the corms are dug and cormels planted in the early spring will grow to very good-sized corms their first year, producing flowers the second year. You may plant your corms after the frost is out of the ground and as late as the middle of June. If you plant your corms two weeks apart, you will have a succession of blooms. The larger corms will produce finer flowers and at an earlier date, but they must be planted in deeper pockets and in light, sandy soil, the smaller ones in shallow pockets in heavy loam. Select your gladiolus spot with cars A in order to have the most effective | & color display as well as a return for your love and labor. LOST. BROWNFA mvno reward. um-lem uu- Li Abernathy: Phyilis Wheatis CHAMOIS BAG, conumuu mone b‘ working woman.’ Reward. 1. B Enone ME_fyyaee 1161 Fint et COCEER SPANIEL. black, male, clipped, Mont M'Dlr Qw‘ nmen Counu tag ucen(ly No. 7041, collar but strayed fleld t mwnm Call COCKER 8PA old. "é’ ""ag‘m. hlle lnd tln 13 yrs. Aknnnm 0951 with white, Fla. HAND!AO. eont n money. from Union in Diamond_ci above adarems m- Ty POCKETBOOK. black kid._contaial = mond and Blatinum bracrlerond i mnd combination, brooch between Washieion ., a; g:cnou Co. 326 Woodward Bide. S50 FA% -i:& ehtion to A5 K" oo Finder returp i POCKETBOOK. Tadvs —Biack —containine caxh, sddtess Book Snd s for ;.ve-.‘phx:fi_z‘z; 12 nmnm:hxf"” Ve Boure, Se 8 5 Warfeld 8082, v Reward. " call RSE. Japonica;: lost in Hecht' 17 1od0; Sontaliing ‘mones; rewara: Pabs (Dlack, near 30th and Brandy- I wflx" WATCE sold with i o back. a1l Barerson e s nea WK“T WA‘N:E Gruen, flclnlty llth Monroe and Treasury Dej Re atter 5 b Adims I et WRIST julova, lad! L IMI in Vlfiln“’ flrlilh lln . 'h"i'fh'mafl Penna. ave. Columhl Thllrsfll ard. 520 BILLS thre d and dpshur sis. o Adams COCKER SPANIEL, 3 yrs. old; lost or stra: vl:xnity Falls' _Church, v."‘n‘.‘n'.i 1 Ommn REWARD. . R. L. Dale, FOUND. BRING OR REPORT deserted, stra: oniy) t0 the Animal Protestive Atscetorin Atlantic 7453 BAY RETRIEVER, Call Emerson 4003. SPECIAL NOTICES. mmx FIRE INSURANCE AR N 831 Union Tt o nuumm, xm.h i Ko i [ Tight brown. HELP AND SITUATIONS. HELP MIN. (Continued.) ly Mvm l0 and lg lundu Sob: hetween g ADp! ‘morning, 101 HELP WOMEN, (Continued.) fgum'l fim&inw’ 3«: Box W. furnish covered trucks Olve nll and type and references. Box ESTIMATOR for new and repair work on iin, slag. slate roofs; permanent, ary. Bta xperience. 494-C, ROCERY CLERK ! O icea Cnly. pe } 18 % Whon bivd... Arlingto ring references. MIHDYM 'or"nnuqht& ‘YA.;;T' au’ OOBA o T T kin ndergarin To the - 'm: ndo by, stars T TEACHERS. Bchocl opens .na refs. lox bulider- HABDWA“ m youns, 1::' on!;‘ lnu.n- uflwt-nrde ng (whlu), to dm- mnmunu -nfi"-o’r"x"m | Brinting offce. Dovle Prini- ing Bervice, 1: Sl o 1ol e‘-‘fi"’-{?fin'c‘o‘fiiufl ‘Pharmacy, 1113 18th at. etic amb A )y letter only. stating qual ffi' {To'fai.m 2w riets. 3835 Lesation rienced, to work in mnk ah ::An“wl‘::”und-mnnu metal. & 4th st. s.w. AGER for service station. Box 3 MANAG! Btate edue-mn and experience. Box 30! a 18 Sxperience aa_bug in Joining » Natl Gaard drbm and busle ¥ which Thsruments and: aniforms S%e furnished. should apply st Special Troops Headquarters, Room 320. Ni Guard Armory, 6th and Pa. ave. Tue evening between 8 and 10 o' u wanted to sell Chrysler's Alr_ air-conditioning equipment: 5 outstanding men with sales experience. _Opportunity for mbstantial {mmediate earnin k season will soon be here and thou- Sands ‘of homes and offces will be equipbed with the world-famous Chrysler air-condi- tioning unit this summer. . Drawing accounts will be given to_men ¥ho produce, Apply In person to Mr. H, V. Grothe at Griffitn” Consumers, Co.. 1413 8:30 a.m. and . white. for delivery. Give emntncl and references. X ar 2k MEN wi visors. = s (nr Toutes and ro e sge, cxverlence and Tefer- Box 79-A, S lllz:l-lA.N IC. thoroughly fa- mm-r 'uh (Al types of burners. —Apply N. W. M n Bros. Arlington Ridge rd. Rosslyn. Vi ~range shooting gallery, Reply Box 169-Y, Sta AINTER. 1st-class mechanic, new homes. 2800 Dlack " Crestaut ar " Betherdn " Ma. Ewell H. Mohler. PHONE SOLICITORS, _Use own phone. gnususl porirait provosition. Box 426-Y, 'RATOR. shor! nurny Virginia, PRESSERS. to the rig] Cleaners, RADIO_SERVICEMAN, experience have reference: others do rot apply £d. ave, Hyattsville. Md. WA. 263 RUG_CLEA] careful cleane: st_n.w “oniy _experienced -'nn Abply 1333 Buchanan SOLICTTOR for Conn, Ave. gcnrlll :mdlo, experienced only. Box 5-Y, Stas WATTRESSES, Tyo whiie_wanted ST TcA, Bet Md. m 0970 W %o ] P aléo Satee. sermpnel betosen 35 And 30 rs of, aseg, hien school eaucptlon. ADVERTISING. An experienced and productive salest between 20 and 30 vears of =l-u ali details in HELP_DOMESTIC, 0@& exwrlznud and general house- wk. 8058 Touseworker, _experi= tand children. Live in. st unde; erences required; $10 week. Wise OUSEKEEPER, experience te, loeal references: Arlington. coox AND xovsu:womc}:n middle-s od, urt be exverlenced. live in: all aduits. Th Dec-(ur st health live in. 4118 1o° GIRL, red, _plain cnoll.nl Senith ety $8 week. In xemlnnon. _Md. wr, lmn OIRL. white or col mother's hel; Iike Children: $50mo.. O board: willing hts. 4114 3rd st 5 ite. settled. g. T T Lincoln 5839-W. GIRL, ¢ colo"fl. eh.w.. smail family. 4513 16th_st. 1 smmm white, not over 40, for employed couple. care 2 small children: near Alexandria: health certificate: live in: J%u;xdul off. '$50 mo. = Alexandria USEKEEPER. 4 | iy, care of S0ey Tady (dzl(cnle huum o faunary: kindly people. MAID, exSe}saéu“Eoux [ MUST live in. Woodley 5757. $35 menth NURSEMAID, white. competent. _reliable, local " refs: only "aqualified need app) After 7 p.m., In person. at 8009 Albemarle WouAN. middie awed, tolor!d. nights; cooking. w.._laundry. child: references 5106. WOMAN. midd small family. WOMAN. g.hw dres: 4 cooking, an good laun- sm month to start. Taylor Call after 9 EMPLOYMENT SERVICES. DOMESTIC. COOKS, _waitresses, countermen. girls fof £h.w. white or colored. with ref. Main Employment Center, Jormerly The Bentinel, 802 Fst. n.w. RE 19¢ SALESMAN—OId Jine insurance company has opening. _high- 3 flo'mm"n debit. _Room' 300, x 2 19" BALESMAN. wge 28-40: exverienced man only: major oll company or service sta- tion ‘equipment sales experience necessary; substantial drawing account and commis- sion to right party: all replies confidential; prefer man who is at Dresent emoloved Box_348-Y, Sta SALESMAN for ¥iricss Tntercommunicat: ing systems: salary and commission. Box 347-Y, Sta SALESMEN—Three or four men who have a proven recom productive salesmen. One of the oldest. largest and most sub- stantial organizations of 1ts Kind i Washe ington has an opening in a new depart- ment being formed. For the men who can qualify. this opportunity will prove an ex- ceptional one. Give complete details in your first letter. Our present_employes §oow-of tnis sdvertizement. Box 26c4. SHEET METAL WORKER at once, experfi enced and references: steady vear-around Williams Sheet Metal Works, Rock- SHEET METAL WORKERS__experienced SHiet be thoroushly samilias with Bl phases of aircraft work. Only men with several years' exp. need apply. Excellent opportu- nity for advancement for right men. Good pay. steady emplovment. - Box 500-Y. Star. SHOESHINE BOYS, expe onu. driver's permit. SLATERS_ xpen-m.m Tuckerman st. exntnennrd ly 1120 H s Apply or_ tlll n.w. Randolph 0866 after s!.n’-covm " CUTTER. experienc ply 8-9 a.m.. WAITERS, youns, color perienced. refined and able to be on duty 45,430 pm. for evening dinners and ail Sunday: apply unless you Tified for e lbovz 634 Conn. ave. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. We have more prospects than we can handle. We have the outstanding new- JSiver Spring, ~No " or “just sitters” “Zenuine opportunity for & real man. Must have car. F. R. SPEAR, INC,, R422 Georgia Ave.. Sil. Bnr 8H. Bu?l. REFRIGERATION. An excellent opportunity for several ex- rience {rig service men with rowledge of Frisidaire cquipment. Mr. Crown, between 9 and Reirigeration Co- Inc.. 1326 15th’ LOCAL department store ¢ de- sires the services of a thor- oughly experienced slip-cover cutter. 4 experience and qualifica- tions. Box 280-X, Star. OIL-BURNER MECHANIC AND INSTALLATION MAN. Well-known local heating and air-conditioning firm seeks com- petent mechanic for permanent year-around position. This is a real opportunity for man who wishes position where advance- ment and responsibility is pos- sible. Please state details of age, edu- cation, experience and salary ex- pected in reply. Box 428-Y, Star. Ap- " be _ex- ‘Abbott t. | MAN. Reply, stating age, | SITUATIONS M!N. ACCOUNTANT expert: part-time bookkeen= g’ bOOKS StaTred. MidILed Teports: city refs.. reas. ACCOUNTA! oroughly gosts. taxe tements; age 37. 2671. — experienced Shepherd FORE Dtr'mt. ite. high school sre. Saturday, District or nearby Md. 8626. 1616 Hamlin st. n.e CHAUFFEUR. single. e experienced. formerly with naval official: reference cation. _Call_eve. after &. Hobai CHAUFFEUR, or_truck driver wi have own car. reference. Colum CLERK. cashier. collector. 5 yrs’ col'ege training: driven 100.000 m Fithout an accident: white. single. Phone Berwyn 9-F-11__Bo: . St LAW STUDENT desires lawyer or firm: coliege grad work in physics: _mechanical searchroom experience: ood 'ref. H._C. Miller. Nokesnlle Va. MAN. young. colored. dutm‘mrk jome knowledge of fling and typing. Bog 95-A. Star. MAN. white, 33 years Govt.. 1 work_on Dupon! t graduate abilite: Vit 51t 1115 in. wt. nza 18 35 police ‘work: dober, re- sponsible. _Box Star ip* colored. 23, railroader. merhanic. watchman. exp. 'gune, jujitsu. boxing. pressing. some tailoring: Dersonal dsnger n?:wnhsllndml Ruben Modis, 2145 Ward Pl n.w. MAN. “colored. porter_or hal ref._ CO. 89! SALESMA] xperienced. tangibles or intangibles. vicis 4 Star " Janitor, housework: wants job. asst an or genera executive type: Washington of SERVICEMAN, washer: im cleaners, elec appiiances: refs.; D, G. of nearby Va. Box 340-Y. Star. SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN. COUPLE. colored: woman desires position L oQUATLETS: reference. Mate SITUATIONS WOMEN. COMPANION. young iady, speaks Spanish, gne, vear medicine, will travel in Americas. §e,home environmien, -A. Btar. of . colored. wishes Jjob. part _or s maid or office assistant. Co- ADY Te ires position com- nlon. secretary. Meht nursiag: checrrul isposttion: - exparlence i America: snd Europe; finest American references. Box 93-A. Sta; . LADY, nm long vears' experience in club and large private houses. A-1 housekeeper. economical in b . desires responsible Box 38-A, Star. 1 LADY. young. 20. vleasine personality in meeting _the 'public. desires position a8 caghier. Dostess. saleslady or waitress: e cellent references. Call CO. 3968 mo NURSE. trained, rl;h work, $3 day; ref- STENOGRAPHER: TYPIBT auick. sccurate: available after 3:30. Saturday afternoon. Mlchlun ]Mll 19° ellent _any form of sonable. Metropolitan 74T% . wishes : no tar. ing_ et 18° sition as house- aundry; $10 per SITUATIONS DOMESTIC. SALESMEN TO SELL THE POPULAR FORD LINE. If you have not had selling ex- perience we will pay you a salary while you learn. If you are ex- perienced you will find we have the best proposition in town. It will cost you nothing to find out. FRANK SMALL, Jr., Ford Dealer, 215 Pa. "Ave. S.E. GOVERNMENT WORKERS. Wanted. 5 men, permanently employed in the Government. at least 3 vears' residence n D, C. or Va; work Pleasant and dignified. requiring 4 evenings per week for part- time publicity work. _Please state full par- s _in_letter. Box 435-Y. Stal SALESMEN. AL ATTORNEY desires services of salesman to sell lots, wsslst in development cf 1st-class subdivision in Fairfax County, liperal commission and best co-opera~ Box_16-A. Star. uon N by broker in xpense account advanced he dn l’enlll Penton W’nonln 2 to _reliable man. {flll or Mtl Wnlrl&“d h‘ i one ‘otgfi SALESMAN wanted fo call on paint and hardware stores With & complete line of ain ission only; reference. Box R6-A. Btar. 19! ILL SELL mn STORAGE AND Uflm charges on Monday, May 27, 11 at A Dota: JOHNSON. - OF LOT O v f thoufilmvood Cemetery wi e Yoot Sepssy Vil be fl! Du. sy 'USTEES, MARSH, President. A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75 Pmuu %lu a8 one eoltclm $500. % 3 'lt.h 25 _yea: WHILE _YOU W, Private Waiting gzfi, B, Scott Dental E}: Rms. 901-902 HELP MEN. MACHINISTS (2), experi- .u:uans,ovu. wages, steady A OBILE lu.nluu!—m he ’hc wents to work, 'l ave & rel.l BNW- sluorn w sell Dodge and Plymouth cln and Gty honest, sober. Mtor Co. 4100 Georiia KLAY luu! be first-clai an” Warlick: Al oy ‘employment. BRICKLAYERS, 2; Caltmia” sataae e » white, ween 18 an. oy '?rs‘nl.u:ctl". ll;telh ¢ e age. gln:l“" "'in lhfl Box M-Y ‘l D ke Cpvintey b, Gocarils BiEs, 1 mile north of Siiver ll‘ ’ll 20 years B g“,:,,,._g_,,% i %’ .l lurni it st 3w, SALESM. experienced, for olfl-eltlhllllltd e e Retucer, ctralent. selary Wi opportunity jor advanicement i aREressive. Aprly in_ writing, nfl,m'n _g’e present s be ally. Hve comnlzl. his- Sl :‘Iz:n ;n!el"’“l?'e Box 434-Y, Star. 19* HELP MEN & WOMEN. __ COUPLE_for light servi quarters snd semnllll ;ul.u{'ao{"cnfl'vzu st. n.w, _19° GIRL. colored. exp., city refs. wan xmsum5 6:30 am.’ until 6 p.m.; d wants day's work, OF Waitress; ‘part time of Full. " HO. GIRL, N C. colored wants general house- work and piain cooking; exverienced: city reference. _Call Dupont 6234 GIRL. colored. wants work, part fime. of s L of child: no cooking. References. GIRL. cclored. wants _part-time morning or evening: light laundry, District 0693, GIRL. meat. part time or dlyl wcr GIRL. colored, part fime. or PREGECE " work: Cail colored. wants job. full or c-ll HO 8848, ind, full_or ity Tererencen HAND !.AUNDRY colored. Shesp: curtaing b-w«mlflx?e co place my maid part time_evenings: 5963 WOMAN, colored. wants general housework O, BUrSng or day's worki references. Dis- trict INSTRUCTION COURS| INA 00 Tash o 1210 llth 8t. 'AW’“!}A %’: Wash Oflcl. NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL. Write for free booklet. National f: e glnerment 3009 14th st. n.w. HO. 016 !: PERSONAL. (or um&ln Maine m ‘commission. E ooy s e ‘c-i-.mo.:n! pack - Write f {5AF Columbia 14 _Adams 0388, COUPLE, - hite; room _in cchanss ford #fn'&d' service: man. em- 1273 nw: S’Z.P;’“.‘um-, 43-Y, Star. Bt i 35 2 5 HELP WOMEN. S Rt B s0 °b e reaseny. g X, saiary: p:mlnenl ammmu 107 "the State and experience. Ato; !or apart- nnl;“ erences. " Box lew. oo lvlen M'mn irate bookkeeper sten Tite pertinent details to Box 4 nuu SALESLADY. = experienced s00d salary; permanent position. App) person. Strom Style Shop, 6123 ave. nw. No phone oalls. TFITTER for small, exclusive dreas shol mhm typo only apply. Adams 0700, al QIPIGHV.. to learn ufi'n"xix‘c outdoor work. Htt. stal GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES Who wo to earn from $20 to $40 l nnnll u: thnlx spare time have an opportunity to do so Tith u local concern, is_easy, 03¢ who are serious in mlr fidn to earn ul-u FALSE 'Im.'m' mm e e ey i Quarters | DENTAL PLATES REP. ), Wi ita] T8to! MOTOR TRAVEL. May !g'.h.’rgl' REPAIRS & SERVICE. BRICK WORK REMODEL, REPATR HOMES. CHIMNEYS & FIREPLACE& Retain. Walls. Walks and Steps. WISCONSIN 4821, Ask_Al for an_ Estimate. e ithn kbt ro. . Dartitions, Eliohen csbineis: While mech, "AT. 3961, CARPENTRY, umzmwun- m;de; n- paired, Pre'tllln!lfl lll L e Tt N ke | CHAIR CANEING mfi'm%___r?“m'_nmz_.;. ELECTRIC WIRING mm-:,- “aflr‘. old ses -'l:u (Contivusd on ‘Modern Po