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Till: SUX, JJALTBIORE, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1938 18 Classifications Nos. 2 to 30 HELP WANTED MALE (1G) HELP WANTED FEMALE (14) CEMETERIES LOTS (5) Seatlis 2 Qcaiti! DcrtiljS (2) Notices received too late for clos-ficatton tcili he found on Page 2. (Coo 'il I yotvfi t-lll ntiO 1 1 IKill 1 An I .1 Nil- ITI to Biuk It s.ii,iry. 4.1. i 1 1 -t! 1' iu: KIT! Viit'V en prel MAN.

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Sim oil TA MPA en. P' I 9 12 4 pi i vie, tm-in, Mint 1 sa'aiy. r-fi-riiiw. tor. e-i i Mull rre'l 1 1 I loin.

I'll il, I I to I il and ti'-t leti.r L'-' WAN I Mel. Ntwren "tf.e a' of 21.se' wth I I fXi.etiel.ee. rflo scrn'C III Inl. hea ent if they H'C 4t slid nidii.l rmiis s'liipic. ea wo'lt t'lat al limg ie rarn i g.

do. Mr. Jehaetrr. t. WXVTI l- Kom-1 tailor tiit 'r.

Ail STLTN. Vt I t. AL HELP MALE AND FEMALE (18) (II.MK. T'Tt tune, (ntinliar stanihrd tiinwrdei-s; tiai.M.oruitiori Sun. tn otk.

AliMlil! to tun 2 act. fa. tn h. u-e: on ii Is t-e 1" SHOE SALESPEOPLE EXPERl F.NCFD MEN AXD WOMEN" REGUIAR AND PART TIME. March 2H.

038. MARIE C. in Niser), beloved wife of Anton Schulfz. I- ti in rnl from lier late residence. llullius street, on Thursday.

March 31. at 11 o'clock. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 30e SOMERS. On March 27.

1038. WIN-FIELD npred 02 years, beloved us band of Helen II. Somers (nee Mar-burtreri Funeral from his late residence. 2215 Cedley street. West port, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Loudon l'ark Cemetery. 2Ue SIMMER. On March 2. PCS. FREDERICK belovel father of Russell Spieer and Mrs.

Myrtle Rajrsilale. Funeral from bis late residence. 4iM(S Belair road, on Thursday. March 31. at 2 P.

M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. 31e TON'ROK. Suddenly, on March 27. DOROTHY LEE.

beloved daughter of Joseph M. and Eleanor (Tighe) Ton roe. Funeral from her parents' home, 42'" Vh it riclsre avenue, Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

TIIIMM. On March 193S. JOHN, beloved husband of Halbina Tliimm. Friends may call at the William Cook Mansion, St, Paul and Preston streets, until Thursday at M. Interment private.

30e lit A BERT. On March 27. 103S, FRANK ANTHONY, beloved husband of Anna Trabert (nee Connelly). 29e Funeral from his late residence. 30 South East avenue, on Wednesday at A.

M. Requiem Hiah Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church at 8.30 A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

TKABERT. Santa Maria Council. K. of No. 1733.

announces with deep regret the death of Brother FRANK A. TRABERT. Members will meet at East avenue and Lombard street on Tuesday 8 V. M. CHARLES H.

UITZ. Deputy Grand Knight. WAXTER. on March 2S. MARGARET C.

(in-e Donnelly), of 2041 North Washington street, beloved wife of Lou iti L. Waiter. Funeral services will be held at William Tiekner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, of which due notice will be jriven. 2tte W'HITE. On March 20.

3038. at Hie residence of her daughter. Mrs. Carl J. Dorderleln, 22.1 Overland avenue.

EMMA the beloved wife of the late John ('. White. Funeral services will be at (he William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 3 o'clock.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. W'T KNCRl'lBE It. On Ma re h23T 1 n38. Pittslmrch. SERGT.

ALFRED O. Wiensrruber, beloved husband of Thel-ina Wienruber (nee Coleman). Burial in Arlington National Ceme- teryon Tuesday, March 2ft. at 30 A. M.

W1ET.MAX.-Oii March 28. 1038. HELEN (nee Froschler). beloved wife of the late Geortre Wietman. Funeral' from her daughter's residence, Mrs.

Catherine 321 South Washington street, on Thilrsdav at 2 P. M. Interment in Mount Carrnol Cemetery. YONSON'. On March 2fi.

193S. WALTER beloved husband of the late Elizabeth S. Ynnson. 20e Funeral services wil be at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery FUNERAL DIRECTORS (4) Modern Funeral Service JOHN F. DENNY Light and Montgomery Sts. SOUTH MIBT417 Motor Equipment The Best LILLY ZEILERt INC.

Shnwrorina 2CW-10 Wolfe St 103 Wo fe St. TOO Crinkling ft 1'ii -nc Wor 1 431 Phmp W.Hf. PIIILfP EIERWIG SONS Orieana St. Wolfe BMT-4137 GEORGE ZIRKLER S02 Nw.Vti Parkway CEMETERIES LOTS t5) "I'ARKWOOD" Memorial Park Monument Sections 125 Per Grare Do Terma Perrjetaai Care. "Inquire About Our Insurance Feaiure OFKICF.

5.110 HASFORH Rf Ham (tlsfl LOUDON PARK CEMETERY 30l PREHKRICK AVE Tran-rrtarion For Inaoection Free to New -s-'f '-n Oilmnr 0772-0773 Vprmni WOODLAWN CEMETERY Md iHAXSPUUTATION FOR I NPI- TION F.X1VI TIVK HKFII'K FOREST fi'i' OAK LAWN CEMETERY Memoris. Park Monument Section I.OW -TKKM- TO St. Vol Pbnne Vernon fiTO- KSSKX f-r ini-err-on MORELAND PARK CEMETERY All Memorial Para Plan- itesiltu A vi tt-f llartnrA A Office (Drford Rd Hamilton 1337 DRUID RIDGE CEMETERY PIKESVILLE EreciitiT Office. 5o5 Cathedral si Ver. 603" Office Cemetery.

Forest fifl3. Pikes. 139 I FLOWERS For All Occasions CUfViiVIINGSa "Always Reasonable" PLaza 1375-1376 1123-25 W. Baltimore St. (2) HKAr.Y.

On March 20. ions, at her resilience. Mil Kast (Tiae lilreft. MAKtiAHliT ANN (nee MeCusWeri. wiil.iw of Kilwanl ilealy.

I I'orts- mouth am! Norfolk (Va. paper conv 1 Kit ioruI from the above re'nleiie on Wcdiicsday. March 3't. at Sod A. Heiitiiom llijrli Mass at St.

John's Chnrcii at 0 A. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. -lo fit LEY. On March CATI1 EKINK (nee Moran).

beloved wife of John J. Hurley. Funeral from her home. Old Frederick road, on Wednesday at S.3U A. M.

Reiiii-m at St. Joseph Monastery at A. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 30 JARHOE On March 2(i.

ES I'ELLA AI.DRIDGE JAUItOK. the heloved wife of the Rev. Wilson T. Jarboe. Westminster (Md.) papers please to I Friends may call at the William Cook Mansion, St.

Paul and Preston etrcets. until Tuesday at 0 A. M. Thence at Stone Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church. Pikesville.

from Id to 2.3d. Funeral services thereat at 2.3d P. M. Interment at Westminster. Md.

2te JENKINS On March-2S KLDA beloved wile of J. Carroll Jenkins. Funeral services from her late home, I'ine orchard, west of EllioUt City, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Interment in Slateville Cemetery, Delta, Pa at 4 P.

M. 3e KEA VEN Y. On March 27. PATRICK, of County Galwa.v. Ireland, beloved son of the late Philip and iionora Keavenny.

Funeral from his late residence. lol3 North Ensnr street, on Wednesday at Vl" A. M. Requitm Mass at St. Paul's Church at A.

M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. KRATZ On March 27. 103S. G.

FRED heloved husband of Marjraret L. Kratz (nee Schmidt). Funeral from his home. 11 ID North Montford avenue, on Wednesday at 2.30 P. M.

Juternieut National Cemetery. 30e LA MO NT. On March 26, P.iaS. SAM CEL. beloved husband of Nellie Hrophy Lamoiit.

2I Funeral from his home. 504 East Randall street, on Tuesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. Mary-Star of the Sea Church at A.

M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. i.CCKE. On March 27, MARGARET J. (ni-e Feige).

bvioved wile of the late George Ltlcke. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. James Amos, Shirey avenue, on Tuesday at 11 'A. M.

Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. MACIIOVEC. On March 20. 10SS, JAMES beloved son of James J. and Theresa Machovec.

Funeral from the residence of his parents. 710 North Glover street, on Wednesday. March 30. at S.30 A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. YTenecslatis' Church at A. M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 30 NESS.

On March 27." LES beloved husband of Frances Wah-mann Ness. Funeral from his home. 2213 Chil-ham road. Mount Washin'ton. on Tuesdav morniiif; at o'clock.

20e OI.KR On FA I -March 2S. AD DIE (me Forwoofli. aed 7 years, beloved mnnd i. Oh-r Funeral will Poplar Grove wife of the late Ed-3i be at her home, 171!) street. Wednesday at 1.30 P.

M. Interment Satora Cemetery. PETERS. Suddenly, on March 2fl. 1038, JOHN HENRY, aged 50 years, the be lored father of Mrs.

Annie Heckner. Funeral services at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Annie Heckner. 170S Marshall street, on Wednesday at 3.3(1 P.

M. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20e PI EnsoL. On Ma rc 277 1 038 I K. (nee Smithi.

beloved wife of the lare Robert L. Piersol. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Otho J.

ilaynie. 20L1 Kojr-rs avenue, on Wednesday at 10.30 A. M. Services in St. John Episcopal Church.

South road and Kellv avenue. Mount Washington, ar 11 A. M. Interment in Clynmalira Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery. Baltimore county.

JO RAM AG A NO. On March 1033 PAULINE, beloved wife of Anthony Ramaguano. Funeral from the Kunt ra! Home of Martin XV. E. Dippel, Ann and Lombard streets, on Tuesday afternoon et 2 o'clock.

Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 20e RKBHA V. On March 2S. 193S. MART E.

(niv King), beloved wife of the late Frederick P.ebhan. 31 Funeral from her residence, 1131 North Milton avenue, on Thursday. March 31. at 8.1."t A. M.

Requiem Mass at St. Michael Church at OA. M. Inrerment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery. REBIIAN.

The Women's Belair Road Democratic Association. regrets the loss of their member. MART E. REBIIAN. VESTA M.

CAR Y', 3'io Pr-isiilent. CSS ELL. On March 27. 1038. FANNIE XV.

(nee Timanns). heloveo wife of the late W. Wallace Russell. 20e Funeral from the residence of ner daughter. Mrs.

William J. McC.ee, Fernpark avenue, Howard Park, on Tuesday at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Mount Olive Cemetery. Randallstown.

SENTZ On March 27. 1038. GEORGE IL. beloved husband of Jennie Sentz (nee Bollinger). Funeral from his residence, 3oll Keswick road, on Wednesday, March 30.

at 2 P. M. Interment in Druid Ridge Cemetery. 30 SHIPLEY. On March 2(5.

193S. HARRY Doioveu nusoanu or. mora Shipley. Remains at the Brooks Funeral Home, Sparks. until Tuesday at 11 A.

M. Body will lie in state in EpworSh Methodist Episcopal Church. Cookevsville, from 12 noon until 2 3D P. M. Tuesday, at which time services will be held.

Interment Jessops Cemetery. -3e SHIPLEY. Mount Moriah Iodge, No. Hi! F. A.

announces wi-n re-Vet the death of our BROTNER HARRY V. SHIPLEY. SR. Special communication Tuesday at 1.30 p. M.

to attend funeral services. (Signed) EDGAR CORDELL POWERS. 2 Worshipful Master. ATKINSON. On Mar.h 27, CRACK beloved wife ol the late Waiter Atkinson (nee llatnesi.

Funeral from her late re snleiice. Chestnut avenne. on Tiiei-day, March at 2.30 P. M. Services at Otterliein Inited Brethren Church.

Kolanii avenue and West Thirty -eighth street, at 3 I. M. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery. 2 i LIY Suddenly, on March 2.

HAKUV a'-d a- years, le love.l hijliand of Anna Auld line Niia.Z) and son of Harry and Mary Anld. Funeral from his late residence. 41iki Marx avenue, on Thursday at 0 A. M. lifiiiem Mass.

at the Sliriii" of the Little Flower Church at A. Interment in I'm Cemetery, ol Al Ll-n March 2o. KDAVAKU at his home. 31-3 Dudley venue, beloved husband of Mary Auld law Uill. Funeral servii-es will be held at the William Cook Mansion.

St. I'aul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at P. M. Interment in Kalrimore Cemetery, tt'olumliu. paper please copy HAIL Y.

Sudden I v. at 1 1 a in moitd. Ind on March 27. 1T. 1 1.

1 1 1. LM 1 NE HASPEK K.U il.Vll.KY. beloved wile of John J. iailey. o4e Frtefds may call at the William Cook Mansion.

St. Paul and Preston i.rvets. after 7 P. M. on Wednesday.

Due notice of funeral will be given. SETT. On March 'M. 1U3. JAMES ll.

leloved hustiatid of Josephine Harnett inee FtfeK. Funeral from his late residence. Hi5 lloiiins street, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon.

Park oTJe JB A 1 1 a re 1 -'IS GEOIiGE. Iwloved husband of the late Annie "arseh i nee GuntUer). Funeral from his late home, near Emmortou. ou Tuesday at 1030 A M. Services at Trinity Lutheran Church.

Jot-pa. M.I.. at 11 M. Interment lnj -I joining cemetery. lTl7KSSE.

March 2t. VJZ ADAM. aged 41 years, beloved husband of Alice V. l.Iosse (nee Holter). Funeral from his lrtte residence.

1221 Milton avenue, on Tuesday at Interment Oak-lawn 1'emeterv. '20 BUI 1. 1.1 A NT Un March MAX. beloved husband of Ida Itrilliant (nee LeviUskyi. Service at his late residence, Tnwanda avenue, on Toes-lay.

March precisely at 2, P. M. 1 Please omit flowers. March 11-S, at her toaie near Oakland. Carroll county.

Marvlatid. SUSANNAH, atrcl 7'i years, beloved wife of the late f.d-Vird D. Hrown. Funeral from New Oakland Church. Wednet-day.

March -lo. at P. Interment in oijiinswiiMMry. On March 2i. JOHN bvioved husband of Marian Dobson P-iijae (nee Dobson).

2Je Funeral from his late residence. 4n: Walnut avenue. Uverlea. member of C-d-lsborouh Camp So. 1, S.

XV. on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interim- in Loudon Par emete BFKR On March 1'XiS. L'OVD GARNER P.L'IIK.

beloved wife of W. Purr. Funeral service will be held at her home. llo. Poplar Grove street, en Tuesdav at 9 A.

M. Interment in ra nk ford. W. Va CAM A 1. 1 11.

March 27. at his residence. '3 North Kenwood avenue. liKnIHiK beloved husband of lla Camali-r nee Praetoriusi. Piiila-d- a i Pa.

I and WasUinston (D. I-ao. please copy.) Funeral from above resilience ou Wednesday. March at 2.30 P. M.

Iiii in Western Cemetery. 3o- CA II FrTlL-tm March 27. JEROME I'. lieb-ved busbaiid of the late Gather M- Carter i tiee Sides. troui Kastern Funeral curt i A t- I--' i 1 Mar.Vian.l aveutte at iwenry- on WKitiesnay at interment in Woodlawn Ceaie- ZD o.i Mareii js.

HENRY ins-, and of Alvcrta M. -in his late residence. fifth srreet. on Thurs- i ar 1 A. M.

Interment Park Ct metery. 31 ii 28 PCs, JosBril. li isoatid of Sarah Delson. of .1 ve i.e.., tr-et. and formerly of sr avenue-.

ar ih" Jack Lewis Home. 21: i Eutaw Place, on Tuesday after noon March precisely at 2 o'clock -n: Hebrew Mount Carmel C-rn-'ie-y. Please omit Jfower20 Iv VENEY. March 27. l'l-'lN at k.

Rt I'll EST ELLA, wife of rh enev. aired 21 vears. Funeral services ar the residence of Mr Hi-ward Deveney on Wednesday ar 1 P. Coml'i-liii services in Let Jiiehem Cniou Church. Stelta.

Ta. rtneiit in c-merery. 2t- XV Si a rc 27. NINA DORSET, a Jed. IS years, the dausbrer of Mtia Downey (r.ee lorsey) and David R.

Downey. Funeral will at the home of her sr'aiidparenrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charle J.

D-irsey. Linden avenue. Services and interment private. 21e LLE nM a rh 27. 1 is.

ST ELLA FOR TMANN GELLER, beloved wife of John D. Goeller. Fiineral from her home. Brann ave-ntie. near Sulphur Spring road.

West I.ansilowne. on Wednesday at $.30 A. M. Renuiem Hish Mass at St. Clement's Church at i A.

M. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. 30e 1RAESER. On March 2j. lOSsTilX TILDA (nee Pchmuck).

beloved wife of Carl Graeer. Funeral from her late residence. 7 Owyrn Lake Drive, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.

20e fi.VR'OESTY. Or, March 2. 193-ODEN" leloved brother of Allen Hard.ty. I Washington (D. C.h papers please copy.) Funeral from T13 Murdoch road.

Anneslie. at 8.30 on Wednesday. Re-finiem Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Towson. ar A.

M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 30 EARNER On March 27. 103. DOROTHY heloved daughter of the late Howard L.

and Nettie Ifsrner. Funeral from the Stiffler Funeral TTome. 12Ti East North avenue, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Renuiem Mass at St.

Ann's Church at 0 o'clock. Inrerment in Cathedral Cemetery. 3ft (10) ATLAS ROOFING CO. 513 E. 23th st.

Vnit. B21I9. fVw estimate. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debu unless! contracted by mjself. JOHN HKSS.

37(2 Hudson st. CHROME NICKEL Platins Md. mating 31(1 N. Hnlliday. IM, 7447-8 THIS is the time to hafe your awnings cleancrl.

repaired and installed. Haralen. 127 Went 7047. $2." Recovers Yonr 3-Tieee I.iving-Itoom Suite. SEWING Maeihnes oiled, inspected and Hochschild-Kohn.

C'ol. JUL HOCSB WIRING. Floor "Plugi, Repairs, 1S20 Harford avenue. Vernon li'JJi. SITUATIONS HOUSEHOLD (12) COOK (colored), exp.

cooking and housework or day work. Men a aluru a apeciaily. Ji. f. Mad.

73JIHV. COOK, witlt tet; will Ujr iiigiiU. ZlVb HiUilf.jrd ave. UIHL (colored) watita part tint or Uay'a work. Ailiyll.

JU Mount hi. UIKL (culoredi, plaiu cooking, liouseworlt. Slay Niglns. Uil. IiIWjj.

G1KL, tcoiured). lurk. l'laia cooking. OU. -MUlt UIHL motlier'i vwik.

Madison iWJ-VV. bvltwr, light iioiwB- GIlUi (colored; LniT. 4oS7. work of any kind. Call GIRL (cuiored), neat, related, witrlies put time or daj woik.1027 N.Central ave.

GIRL (oolorwli. reliable, wants work by week. Apply UJii t. folKLt). 2 (wioredl.

waut ami waiting. (jiI. Ut-liitral GIRL (colored) iwt time or day a work. lief. er.

GIRL (colnrel), part Uiuc; tvl. -'510 itwue ot. Cues. Wio. GIRL general housewoik.

Four jcart ret. Gil. UIRI- (colored ilie day'a work. CViverl GIRL (colored) wants half time and all day; no Ko.d r-i. 211i Oak i.

2. dtaiie day woik ut part time. Ref. Laf. 377 o.

GIRL (coloiedi as maid and general housework. Kef. MHi N. CarruiUon ave. GIRL tiles.

(colored). iieut, oook. Itcfereuees. Geu Lai. 2771.

GIRL (colored) 'shes work of any kind ref. 112(1 W. Franklin at. HOFSK-tKEPBU, small family or g.iitleiiwu'a home pretiTn-d. IWjH, Sun.

LADY, wisiies cookintf and limwwoik. lHleot part 1 1 meUci 4( ha l. LAUNDRE.SS. experienced, wwhea woik; alio cleaning. References.

Madison 30.3-J LAL-X DRESS. 1st class, A-l ref. Call for and deliver. Laf. 074.

WOMAN (colored), day's or week's, work; gwd cixk, lamidi reMiWAV WOMAN (colored) waiiU housework; can cook. ilj'r- WOMAN washes laundry work at lu. CaU 4o2 Iurutia t. WOMAN (oilored) wants general h'Uiework cooking: stay nuiiu. Wolfe 42.

WOMAN (cohired), part-time job or day's woik. Mad. J. S137-J. WOMAN (colored), day's worh lioub.

cleaning or laundry. Mad. W'. WOMAN (ooioied) wishes plain cooking, geueral houpework; ref. 9-t ehieJda Piare.

YOUNG "WOMAN VoTondl. 'J or 3 days' Good laundress, Ref. (iil. 0732. mGlLSCH(XL (JIRL (colored), job Gil.

ir15-J. work. after 2322 LACNDRY. home or out. rr day'a work.

(iuilford ave. LIGHT (colored) girl, honest, laundry: assiat Willi cooking. Fremont ave. Mrs. White part-time; Ref.

hi 7 NEAT colored iri 1i aires chan r-niaid work or di wuik. Gil. soTiH-J. Experienced. Rest relerences.

NEAT GIRL (colored), general housewoik. Ref GII.MOR 4770-J REFINED (white) woman as companion to eliildren. Reterenee. Box ttTS'INED liK'lit woman (culored). P'sition a.s chamltTmai(lndwaitress SUTTLFjn.

WOMAN (colored i wants ilace oiwik. country pieieneu: 141 Mount St. WHIT7'" WOMAN. rcK.king and housework, adult family, Ttjiytlig)i. April VIRGLN'I girl wi lies housework; willing to st fn i ghts.

1 V3 E. Eager M. GIRLS (colored) wish joli. general hotlse-" work, maids. 1114 W.

Miill'rry st. HELP HOUSEHOLD 12a) COOK first-class (colored): flrst-fioor win-k: one who can plan meaia: family 4 adults: good wages: rrfetence. X1' GIRL (white) or elderly worn m. One who need gooil home. Gen'l housewoik.

ijinall salary. al! Barclay st. a tier 7. GIRL (white), housewoik; i child; live in: gf hoine. 1340 N.

Fulton are. 2nd 11. 7 P. M. CTRL (white), care" for boy.

live, in, bt.rl and mo. Arbutus 113 WOMAN, settled to Keep house and cook for 3 adults. Stay nights. food home and small salary. Ref.

18404.. Sun. WOMAN, housemaid waitress. Stay night. Ref.

FiiiT. 072 8-lfl A.M.. P.M. WOMAN (white) as mother's helper: nood Home German preferred: week. 3Bnon2rd SDddle-AKed woman, cook general houework; '2 adults: good family; live in.

19349. Sun. SITUATIONS FEMALE (13) ASSISTANT In tea room, hotel, summer camp. Experienced dietitian. 1U31I'J.

Sun. bookkeeper, d. whole uf part tune. Madison 2(5a-R. CONSCIENTIOUS.

Exp Woiker for typing, l-fice woiki or filing; salary optional to iiitei-it- ing position. LA FAY KTTK LADY wauls work ai mailt aoy kind; 2'ic. hour. Will care toi children. 193l.

Sun. xi.se"wa"xts"cae: "any type. MADISON 70)3 It VrTilisS anv miv. case, niiilit duty or day at tent ion city or tubs. leas.

Clies. 04.10. FU ICTITaL Nurse wi-Ji, carina invalid: Vernon 19.3 bet. A 1 SF( now empheyed, desires change. Knowledge all phases otl.ce roiitine.l!l.i7.

Sun. STEVOGRAI'H Kit, i -xiierienciil. witling Pi start at $12wk. Write Sun, STI-NDGRAPIIint small salary to start; ref. Sun.

STK.NOGItAI'H F.K." knowledge bookkeeping; 5 yearn' Sun. WOM1miTWle aged, will give service comiianion to lady in exchange for unfurnished riMim and board in refined Protestant home. Knowledge sewing. Not servant tyi. Sun.

WOMAN, experienced, unencum hereO llientiel. wouia use care 01 im aged 2-0. References. Write 11C.S0. Sun.

GP ME A CHANCi: TO PROVE MY ABIL ITY AN EFFK IKM, V. I EN I'D HOOKKKEP YM. Stimgrn pher Typist. A -l '2 Comptometer operator wants permanent position. Small salary.

Sun. GRADUATE. Comptometer olrator. knowleelge typing. Small salary to start.

Sun. HELP WANTED FEMALE (14) BEAUTICIAN, thoroush'v experienced. tune. Call Gilmor 2S.T,1-W. rrt BEAUTICIAN Eioeriencerl all around oiiera tor.

.1 days week. Write S.in. BtlOK KKKITC Kxi. only; no others necl amilv. Retail food chain state ace.

nerience and give details. Apply handwriting. Write Sun. FINISH ER on custom pants, also eirl exp. M-cial Baltimore GIHL to sew on cu t.1411 coats.

Also cip. buttonholes. 1241 R. id. GIRL to viork in coutectionery store.

Apply G( ernl Auto. Electric 71S N. Eutaivt. A I kbit lS Kip. r.anicurliiK.

Apply 211 with knowledge W. SARATOGA OPERATORS experienced ply 247 SOUTH CASTLE 11 men's pants. ST. Al RECEPTIONIST for slenderizing salon. 1114 I-esington Hldg.

Apply SLKSLADIES. Dnss or Coat Departments. only. Permanent or trt-titne lawitions available. Pleasant surroundings Attractive salary LEE INCORPORA TED, 342.1 Fa.stern ave.

for ls'lies' ready-to-wear. Apply 2231 K. Monument st. SALESLADIES. EXP.

Apply 20S W. Lexington st. SALESWOMAN Pot our hotter coat and suit dept. Must have thorough kuowleilKe of better iwits and suits. Permanent position, excellent salaiy.

Apply Mr. Hendiii, TfiF; ----A fil.VW. Haltimore St. SALESWOMAN. Over 2-1 Opening for capable woman in dress department of new local 'branch of national manufacturer.

Cull 8-1. 14Q3 fnurt Square Bldg. Saleswomen. Permanent and- part-time positions in departments. If not thoroughly experienced not app'v.

MAYER'S, 11Q11U.1 Light st. SO-: AM STRESS, deoartment. LAUNDRY. 1 experienced, for dry-eleanin-Apply FULTON FAMILY fial MeHenry street SHOE SALESGIRLS (4). exp.

Steady positions Apply 3412 Eastern ave. SHOT: salesladv. Guaranteed ioh for .1 months to capable person. 321 W. Lexington.

TOP COLLAR SETTER, exp. on men coats. 2S S.Higlist. WAITRESS, exp. only, neat Apply 9 30 A.

ready for work. E. Moiiuiiient st WAITRESS For tavern. goo-1 pay. 1031 Ahceanna St.

A tTrPESS- Must be exnericnecd. Apply NEW' YORK DAIRYLUNCH. 827 E. Baltimore it. VV itpESies and barmaids.

21 to 2-1 (vrluto). 717 W. Balto. st. WAITRESSES.

ara tive. (T.l HOLLA i'n dive. CLUB BaHimore f-r. WOOD. 1 2 white).

Auolv 63 Ensor st, KPT ICS TAU.liJ. YOFNG TfADIES (2). 10-24 years, free to travel- special advertising circulation work for Pathfinder Publishing Company: salary. An-'iv MR. COBLKY.

Arundel Hotel. 4 6 P. M. Monday and Tuesday. YOUNG LADY care of small off we.

Seaman PERSONALS I (10) (Continufd from Preceding Column) REMODEL REPAIR REDECORATE With Confidence A GENERAL JOB 'THOUGH BETTER COSTS LESS Because we are a practical contracting company, doing our own work. For as little as $5 monthly You Can have PAPERING HARDWOOD FLOORS PAINTING. PLUMBING REMODELING ROOFING HEATING CARPENTRY or any other HOME IMPROVEMENTS FROM CELLAR TO ROOF ALL WORK GUARANTEED OUR TERMS ARE THE MOST FAVORABLE OBTAINABLE NO MONEY DOWN F. H. A.

TERMS Phone or write for our FREE estimate GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY OLDEST LARGEST A Offices A BALTIMORE INSTITUTION Warehouses, 923-25-27-29 31 l'ark are PHONE VERNON 0800 For Home Improvements That Satisfy IT'S SPRING! A young man's fancy may turn to love. But Mother's and Dad's turn to fixing up the house making improvements that will make home a more inviting and liveable place in which to live. HAVE YOU A HOME IMPROVEMENT PROBLEM? If you are going to make any home improvement you have. A phone cali will bring one of our representatives to your home WITHOUT OBLIGATION OR COST of any kind. These men are qualified, through long experience, to give expert advice on any home improvement problem you may have, no matter whether it is the selection of wall paper for one room or the complete renovation of your home.

EASY PAYMENT PLANS TO FIT YOUR PURSE NO MONEY DOWN ray as little as $5 Monthly! It Costs No More To Call Us CRESCENT CORP. Home Reconditioning Specialists. CALVERT 0706. Doumtotun Display Rooms Located 231 PARK AVENUE Open Evenings Till 9 3UILD-REM0DEL- REPAIR YOUR HOME BUSINESS LOWEST TJilCES IN TOWN. TKKMS 5S, TKAHIA' Thru Federal Huusinii.

F.Tery Job Absolutely (iuaranteed. Floor Scraping Carpentry Painting Roofaig Plumbing Weatherstripping Electrical Work Papering Shingling Plastering INDEPENDENT CONTRACTING COMPANY 911 W. Baltimore St. Open 9 A. M.

to 9 P. M. Phone Calvert 5255 WE RENT Johnson Electric FLOOR SANDERS ti First Ila.v. f.i Day Thereafter. Kleetrie Flixir Polishers.

Sim Day. BALTO. 201 W. Pit ATT ST. And Branch Stores We Deliver.

LOOK LOOK LOOK Home Improvements at honest prices that you can afford. 3 yrs. to pay. Oil Burners. Plumbing Heating.

BLAKE CONTRACTING 1423 N. Gay. Broadway ViS. Clies. 4595.

REPAIR WORK left at Henry Rau's. 54 N. Gay can be obtained from the administratrices of the estale of Hattie Rao. from 1 to on Sat. at the above address.

BERTIE fiOHN. DORIS THURSBK, Administratrices Enterprise Roofing Co. Roofs Repaired and Applied. TTome Insulation. SiiinRling.

2316-18 Harford ave. University S02I. EX PERT A 1 1 A SC. I NG at ver reasonable prices. Work positively guaranteed Mad.

7769 Rooms Papered, $3 $4.50 Best Embossed Paper, $5 W. THOMPSON. 1214 W. Ostcnd St. Gil.

(HIS.Y CHESAPEAKE ROOFING Co. Kooflnu. Shinglinc Siding. Insulation. Repairing a Specialty 4730-32 Reisterstown rd.

Liberty 57.1. PAPERIIANGING $3, $4 $5 WITH VERY BECT PAPKK. PTK) GI L-M 5738-R. CALL VKIt. Awnines.

Window Shades Rnecisl: Awninns repaired. CANVAS PROIMTTS 1322 Harford ave WALLPAPER, 1c. A ROLL When sold with border. Wholesale prices ST A NDARD WALLI'APKR 102S X. GaysL I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself, JOSEPH S.

ARGKN-TINO. n(13 Ensnr st. ALTERATIONS, repairs, cheap; 20 years' experience. Garages. $210 up.

For. 51(il-J. REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS. HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Hamilton 1034.

ASPHALT ROOFING INC. 2014 N. CHARLES ST. CN. 3331.

WALLPAPER. Toom lots. Window shades. 44c. 1 horn as Meser H1S w.

Balto. st FLOORS. oM and new work. years" best for less. L.

G. Rebhan. Wolfe 41S8. SEWING MACHINES Expert adjusting ft oiling. $1.

Hutzler Brothers Co. Cal. 1234. PAWN TICKETS. Diamonds and Gold Liringston.

oOl E. 2nd fl. Cal. 3176 services available. Special r.svehiatric training.

19383. Sun. REPAIRS. SI Washer. rVaners.

refrie new u.eil. bargains. Terms. Miller's. Ver.

1350. PAPER-HANGING. J4 CP. D. NH'OLL" 204! North ave.

Wolfe 9519. FIXIOR WORK: rcas. 2132 E. North ave. De Viney Floor Service Co.

Wolfe ROOMS pinered $3 and up: no delay W. StriKle. 27U Winchester st. Mad. 10.VJ-W.

PAPERING. Paintinz Plasterins better work. les money. H. G.

Purdy. Wolfe 6R0S. WE WING moth holes, burns, etc. Rcss. Ver.

Saratoga -Weavers. 108 W. Saratoga st. HanBing. $3 $4.

Best embowd psner. Painting in out by expert. Wo. 77Ki MTTTtRSSES REMADE, ti PERSONALS (Continued row I'rcrtdinn Column) AM KITH H'S umiuri nver w-rrk. Car in'fiitul.

tmt nut illllt IllMi. U.Uill ST I LSI I 1 I BRAGKR-KISEXBEKG itrouitt: ALTERATION HANDS ON LADIES' COATS Mut be ixifprii nrtd. Apply lOjiipltiymeTit Office A. M. XKW l'UIIK publisher offi.rs cx.i-piiunal earnings to woman for telephone ealep work.

Applicant from Fifcesville, ami aurroundiiiES eonn)en W-ite Box 19745. A I I REQUIRE EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE FOR LADIES' SHOES nt ftffirp, Tiirvhiy A. M. EXP. JSalpwlu'lv for ready-to wear ft-'re; steady or part time.

72'A Wuhinifloii iJ'iil va WOMEN' SHOES' Salepeiple; exp, otil.v cull work; 0.30 11 A. M. in pln i iit Itept. STEWART CO. SITUATIONS MALE (15) ACCOUNTANT, c.llcge desires full or work, aod iiilg.

and retail exp. Sun. ACC4lC.N AN i el, e.p eieillla. collections, atty iiiec.atitw.irhftr, atie HHiiiin UU.KK LR-( A 'J NT A Si -At yrs. rienoB.

Age 3U; inarrleU, cai-jiOle, iti iw-nda hie. exeelent moderate gjilary. BUdKKKEI'Elt-Oftiec Man. thoroivh.y 4XI-H-1 have pojtom.J'.iMiO, Sun. ROY, driier's IlceiuM-.

high-'liail dmires any kind wotk. 1 BOY, IS. paint, office experience. Will Uo anything. Sun.

RUT1.ER-C(MK (Filii 11101 ainhen woik; n-tn. L. Floii-ni Hoi, list V. it.trie i. oos .1 CA UPI-NTER A 1 coiitruetioti, alterutiopa and retairs.

Call age 30. "single." 10 yia Pit u.ii. An.lie.v App.e (Illllt. 1H17 Place. CI i A L'FFE L'lV-Rnt ler (eoi.

re.lt wiiiej -b, private or cotniiie' eiiil ri-f. CHAUFFEI'i: (colored), neat, age 27, dcaires Uj ii i Av 1 ea CHAUEFEUR (whitrl, private or tin, es pe rieneed s'cady worKer.Wolte 43PI CO( Short order, fast. HI yeais' rxp. rii-nee. Phone OAS RAN(JE Service Man and Plumber wants steady work.

11K124. Sun. II AND MAN'TVan lay lirick. ceuieut, paint, h.t.dy with tools. Vtr.201ii W.

Can do all kinds ot ina-ion, cement nn-l catpei'ter work; wauls to bear from a builder Siiri MANAGER lars clianing and dyeing plant derm's to inase cliat.ge, Laie l.l- lowing. Sun. PHARMACIST. Gentile. 1.1 years naboiiiood stores as i.raoe A piescrip' nil front counler man and loatiaitot, wsnt lull tone in proi.iie lletit ferenee.

llox Sun, or li.un. eietungs. PLfMltFli, sieainlltter, woik reaoi.aco pliable. HAMILTON 3Wi J. ticltier, 4 years experience, desire work.

J'hone ROUTE Salesman ft Solicitor, capable of put' ting on route; have car. It' 172. Sim. SALES MANAIiLlt Sue -i s.l'ul reeoid hirii g. training and d.

reeling sah-Mucn silling pnced ies. (i.H.d atiponiance, niibt.ile toil mid what it Lakes to do a real ji-bjor yojtJPHH, Sun. TRAFFIC railroad and industrial interview at your c. iv. liience: reteretices; tin der -tnifld aire.

Sun. Yot'NG MAN (( L)RLD WANTS DAV'V WORK. MAD, l-lii. YoUNG MAN, 2.1. high S'-bool graduate, car, de-oi-s alv.it 3SS2.

Yi lUNG A N. Will' lake an.thjlg. al. 04 13 W. MAN.

lit. etiaulti ur's licence. maehinM. cl ctrician behier It M.Tka IMi I-It M. VoI'NG MAN (coloridi.

elu.a!ion, wishes ixMtion of any koi'V 13.1 J. YOI'NgMaN would l.ke eve-work. 7 to 11 or 12. rliaiiffeiir' licejiM-. JtWS.1, Sou.

YOUNG married inati mut have Several yrs driiio' ep. Solvr, K-f. Mad. It. HELP WANTED MALE (16) HAKER.

2nd hand, must al'o hand, all around. It A KltV. Claiborne, goo-l on cake A.N.N BARBER WANTED ire Apply 22-12 N. Fulion tUTT.Elt (white) hoiisrinan: vntit have o.nl refiTinec iixi. a I vert -t BOY (color, dt.

fountain and MidAtcb making, espcrii need. ref. Apply Tuer.lay, 1(1 A. M. MadiMin ave.

lillYS" (2'" 1 2.T "vra-. wW'! advertising ciroiilatmn Pitiin'Hiii Piiblisliing Co liigli selioid gradiiati; line I private de bus. salarv, A'plv MR STOKES. Aimidel Hotel. 4(1 P.

M. and Tuesday. CARD" WRIT El! GIVE AiTE AND EXPERl Apidy pi.lllSun a i fits 1 1 i -1 .1 APPLY 21TH AMI HOMEWOOD. CHAUFFEURS Must he neat in appearance, courteous. Mnt know citv, No cab eiwrience nccessaiy.

Com-riiissntfi I(el Isle Can CO, 70I HnnaPstle Ave. chXlweurs-diamond CAB Must be careful and courteous. Cah bond re quired. Anplv 22-1 Greenminnt ave See Per-aornet Manager 1IIT Mr Tallent CIIAU UI.S' A 1 0 flrevhound will rtnAncp ptpi-v ih with mflr) by Annl 1. Txtw sttn ronilmpt ion, A TI CH A rKKKTU.

afntiflinlo. wit roiif. in out of tb rity. Siate ago-, rt f. ati.l hals.ry sirfl.

liKKis. Sim. COl-IKCTi HI. 4't vm rtc. iimiie rnloifH jirfrtiiiljs.

Wrirp Sufi. (ir.I.k'"r,IC with csr: g.al prmnNi S. C00KWARE SALESMEN Managers. Supervisors and Salesmen experienced iti waterless co.k.tig home demonstrations wanted to open new territories and to fill vaeancifa through ixpansion; new iuifirr v. prodiief unusually attraetive r.nipeosatinn plan: earning powers prsetleallv doubled F.ietorv rr prownts-tiv will in Baltimore.

March 30, Write for interview Sun DRY CLE NER scourer, e.tn. Steady work. A pnl 4 7 1 2L ine rt vl I i glits arc. Fl! IDA I F. service man.

evp on ice-cream work. Goo1larv. Son JOB PRESS FEEDER, experienced. Apply 4 ou Ii low aid st 2 n1fl oor MA thoroughly exp. muUi-rapli operator, aide to print menus: must also be han'tv man eioable of g.vl indgnent.

Give full details of yntirjexn.1i37!t Sun. AN fwiilteVri. ingle, in eonn'rv to ma1b himself generally useful: n-f-wttis rupnrisl Wag.s k. S1111. MVv'with liirtit di livery truck or toiiring car for igh tjisnl i 1 MAN to inanaTe psrinr lot: m't have coo.Ircferenr.

Ap.lyt IL lliday Rath sts. MEAT CUTTER. 1st rl.as only: steady work. Give details Write 1MII1. MEN (4) to flU vacancies in sale irrocerv line- exnc-ience rot nee.sary Appy 23 Kniitsble lg.

41 rea rv for vrni-k or after 4 30IVM.G --lpav start. MEN 7 i for nerriiar''iti e-nrk in our collection department. No selllnj Experience rif-t. rv Aimljr Mr. Binker.

Iviuitable 10 12 inly. MEN who in selling and who are i.ne-estel in noiking eotuuetion one r.f Hallo. 'a better dept. stores. Write 1401.

Sun. PA'TTtlLAN'CEris wan'rsl Afoly 7W Fayson jeut 7 A. M. IMPERII ANGERS wanted" Apply 14 1 S. Che-ti-r st.

7.3H Tties. A. M. IM A N. wle leal bakery.

Al ply up to 'l Ji3; POCNC7" inT TiofVer rrn on felt haV P. ERNE HAL 311 313 AV. Balto. st. iTl" PR ES TAT 1 A' National fcrs an unusual or portunity to 3 men capable of presenting a il-ni'de news service to hnsioe and prefeIniil inert in this territorv.

Onr business is grown h. votid the limits of our pr'ssent sales force. To those who oualifv this is a real oniinrtuni for nni-k earnings "id moid promotion. 2 orders per dsv nav 71 per wek. Dsilv commission draw plus weekly ehr-ek tn risi experence write vs i LIAM -DONALD.

News-Week. 1 (Oh Ave. tiOCTI. e.ierienced for esa l.hs -t lanndrv route Must lie married Ar vear of aire cber and willing to work Mia irett Salai A cotnm AVrite 1tVI4l Sun it vAf A Viiiing man to trsv 'ii-T inlisniiii anl rii rf line )e own ill dela 's hen quali- fl.T. fill to 12 no-m 14 SAt INAI AN fn- exn need ftoiilv.

1Pt4 sic procerv I. Sup hr.ii.se. only SAIFATrN exoerieiiced for drug stores and 'renfe. tionerv stores. Excellent eomml'nn.

T'o propiticn can be wotked as a sub line without interference with other Manv of our men now making from flo to OA Iiw'v MR f.LRn.7j21N.ru'w St. silT.FSAtFN (Cathofe) n-i well mvn Catholic masti-Miie: opooHtinitv to pi ner- centago: references Call 8 30 to 1. st 221 East Room 304. SALESMEN with cam to cll exclusive drink to rtro" stores taverns s'l emm anpiv inc. RT'TTF nrtEG fl Sts ave SAT.FSMEX.

exn -ll scries to tara2es1321J Tit V.S MVN F. vtve'tisi ito r-arts and st. verfis-rir weekly news- lecuix Blilg. ni'v ST i.iiiiO r. -i, must wlrte and in wvk vrir ooio-I F'ill ViMi'vli'dtre of all seafoods required: mo-t h)e t- and P.

"is ert1'-Vri4 for i- il'a Ra-- viev. "ire r.f Trainer's. O-iakertown. Ps. TIN one E'' A NT) HELPER, cxiierienccd 331 Enslcrick food ar-T character.

Tor' nosition of tnift; about werlilv to tsrt Sales exirirnce brl' 'ol rv Annlv 144 Mntisey Bid ofyrs-. 2 1 f(il'S(f MAS for a tsrmaneiit -ist-in sales manager taking orders Mo-t be neat nd ambition. Applv A Pales Corporation. 231 Erputable Bldg. (Continued from Preceding Column) BALTIMORE CEMETERY Beni'ifu; Perpetual Care Sections Rwisomiti.t fot inspection.

Term if desired. Vorth e' 'J" Phone 1101 MONUMENTS. VAULTS. ETC. (6) HENRY MERKEL, INC.

3534 Aft. ftirnior 407ft LOST AND FOUND (8) rOrjCETBOOK. large, black, lost York rfl. cr or cpias-to'tn bna. Kcward.

Frn-est 73QO-J. CAMERA. Foth Derby, lost vicinity Charles Nurtli ae. Reward. Call Tux.

2'J'M. CHAMOI9 Cae. containinir 4 nina and 2 neck laces, lost. Lihrrai reward. Chea.

3015. ENGLISH lost Sun. white with bla-'k liruwn Kt-ot- on tloe feet. Reward. K.

F. AK.VISTKON';. Lib, LAIiV'S fiLASSEH. Itowen Kind caae. lot Sattirdar vicinity t.uiaw and I'aea atreeta Ke wn ni.

For. Jil MJ3-J. PIM'KKrWMlk, large fhulle United or on Ijx. ft. Reward.

Cal. WATCH Initials P. B. Ii. Reward.

Liberty aiiiple avrnne. WATCH, wr.st. lady's, diamond and platinum: initials M.G. Inst. Phone Tow.

WILL PERSON" who found sliitf i' in aboe store pleaae l-hone Mohawk 427.S. Contents newk'd for concertSiiturday.R('ward. WILL PARTY who caliisl about do ci. tuples cal Jj i I.J3R1 a ja a LOST Eastman" Kodak 11(1. Sunday afternoon, nr.

Gwvnn iak l'ark. Reward. RS17 Rcyal fNk ave WANTS Will be found on Page 17 (11) PERSONALS (10) WHY PRICES ARE LOWER HERE On All Guaranteed HOME IMPROVEMENTS And American National Hot-Water. Steam. Hot-AIr HEATING PLANTS There in onlr one reason why onr prices are lower, and that is Vnl.l'MK.

Serving more fainilies than anj otherflrni in Baltimore brinua about aubatantiaJ aavings. The Continental oreanization thinks it ia only fair dealing to pa" those ea vines on to those whom it serve. Paying more than ia asked here ia an unnecessary burden. NO MONEY DOWN LOWEST INTEREST RATES F. H.

A. PLAN 5 YEARLY NO RED TAPE 3 YEARS TO PAY Work Completed NOW ray Aa UtUe Ai MONTHLY NEXT JUNE Paintinu Roofing Weatherstripiiing Paperina Shingling Waterproofing Plumbing Carpentry Electrical Work Heating Caragea Harwood Floors Plastering Cementing Porch Enclosures (HI Uurtiers Brick Work Home Insulation FREE ESTIMATES DAY OR NIGHT You Will Be Clad That You Called Ur Phonn or Writs NOW No Obligation CONTINENTAL HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE SHOWROOMS OFFICES. 217 N. Calvert St. Phoner Nights.

Sundays Holidays Only. Lib. 1411 Laf. 4()27 Gil. lr70.

PLAZA 3752 PLAZA 3753 PLAZA 3754 PLAZA 0944 "More People Choose Continental" Baltimore's Largest SLIP COVERS 3-pe set to order. S12 up, in cluding material. RITE-FIT. Vtolle (JiM. OI.t COLO and silver, icweiry bought, good cash prices.

Carl hon. ltrj w. aaratoga 01 Years of Satigjaction MARTIN W. E. DIPPEL 8uccesson WENDELL.

DIPPEL SON ESTABLISHED 1847 TWO MODERN FUNERAL HOMES ANN and LOMBARD STS. WOlfe 1313 7110 BELAIR ROAD Cor. W. Elm Ave. Hamilton 4652 OF THE GOLDEN RULf A tr HAIIN SHOES 27 W.

Ur.XINGTON ST. HELP SALES AND AGENTS (19) Sill I 1.. ii Hot. 1 Auditor, capable ot i N). i It ii, in tvts.

MoO loo. 1,, 11 n. I. ,1 iin.J r. 2s retad rh tii'i nii.i!; (i' lit le.

A 111. I. A to ue noil I fill 'lie JIC- in. i. 1.

Ami 4 ITU Munmoutti, route. Up to M.I rt' -t ss tnils. Wrlie Albeit M.iif, li.oitlta i. o'uo tALliSMI N.ili, loii a Wee; 'i t.T saoiole, rittnel 1 I one in, Jlienl LICENSED EMP. ACENCIES (21) II 'WON an CI, I UK TVl'l' 1 1 I i Man lii-il'ani-i ATT FN DA NT Mil in: pal if mig Ii di I.

it I Aim e). AlKO tna i 2-1 I I cai. it: pi i If is. INSTRUCTION (22) AIR CONlilTTONINT lit. 1 III', lilt.

Tbee fat In hare need for log sellable an I Iju Hi tne-i Ur Ilil 111'- lis a-e 0 no to. te. em, mi fj 1, 1 and A hO ii, e. rc'inui n. i and it) Hi bv us ae.

li. I oil, I enl lloMiiif, Illi-O, DIESEL! Free Lrctui tttid Mnvif Mnrch 10. 8 P. JOURDEN DIESEL SCHOOLS, 605-7 North ave. Lafayette Mil.

VO'T'irr irvlan l's latjest" su'y Cultn-e Se'iool Eii-v Saiaiuaa. ut. Il niail. Ver. 07n.

MAIoN IRrril.lMC SCHOOL A-l( YoU' il. illl eiall Our 24 W. Sarafva 4'ii El. Ver. Sll.

GI IT A SAX, ACCOHDIoN 11 privi'e lesson. En In l. Lnv CIIItlT Iv.NsFN. 211 N. Liltity.

IT. Will. TEACH YOU DItlVE at rcdiot.on. on.y i n-, a i tune. Li 4 17 LEA It to ilm you eiellee lilt 11.

ft I 1 fiat rate. I.E. to drive on car tetit in-tfUi tor until lic n-s-I I li r-'V'' CAT. your 1 it- 17-1 J. by c.nM;ie-Wti 4 4 DI! 1T.

'OKI I 1 IT II Iu K. Ii. Wr lino -TRAlx il llsd. LUABN Alt P.ITONi; IP st City nber M-b. oi.

ENGLISH run iron r. sit class or LI'AIIN' -Terms. (' i 22 I. st. F.

P. AMATEUR (23) WANT! 4 Unto. 7 lo I'. 1 1 a a Tub. Mo f-r'-'ies -Ll SV.

A-I'V DANCING (24) Branches D. C. Cineinnstl. DON MARTINI STUDIOS IA" ALT. FOX TROT.

IM 1 1 At A A N( iO RATES GREATLY REDUCED: t(; I Kit -i A DA A CED-- PR IV ATT 19 N. CHARLES ST. TLAZA 1UG5. E. PATTEN Evclusiic for In'cinners.

IiVKI N. II Priv.c.e lessons bv apisiiiiltneiit. A FINK'S Private Dance nllo. 7(s sv lWV. 'He "Me).

W. Ninth Be M-is Mon I aim ril nitn" --lo 30. Pruat? lessons or niKl't. Mad HAZEL AVATK1NS. 227 AV.

IT. A LIN ST. Tui'inti. and F'lday. 1'.

Private bv at iiititmetit. $1. Lib. 4.i'!S EATT.sr in Danclrc taught bv young la iy Prir line! Mai PATENTS (2) HoWAIII) i socreM.w B'rsv. 1 1 unitab.e HI la.

Pi 2 CII A PI Paul A Fl Pat A'tv. 213 St, Free evn PI STORAGE AND MOVING (30) FREE MOVING I'O STORAGE I.NDIVIltCAl. SA.VITAKT bOi'oH' ITK'Nia. LOAAtl RATHS liVV INSCKANCK. CALL BROADWAY 1S70 LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE UOVI.NO.

BROADWAY STORAGE CO. 1 702-04 20 22-24 E. FAYCTTE ST. "careful moving 3 Rooms SI. 00 up 6 Rooms $7.00 113 ACME VAN SERVICE ST OR ACE EREETioV1N() to STORAGE INDIVIDUAL A NITA RT Li AA EST1 KATES LAS Tr.lDl.i and Ung llaiiiee Movit.g.

WEBER'S HAM. 3019 FREE MOVING to STORAGE LO AV EST RATES. CREDIT. M. li.

SLID LER 103 W. REIAVtXD 6T gli'-s. Laf. 30. FREE MOVING to STORAGE mills TO FIORIDA AND TDK SOUTH rrtiPPY xtnviMii c.

Cal. NUbto. G.l. fi77-R 01 STEVE'S VAN SERVICE rooms fiO and nu: 8 rooms t7 nd on. 24-Heur Scrvn-e.

Madison 2 e.7 Chas. E. Dowers Moving Co. rates. Calvert litii'-n" 3 rooms anl I- rigi lane.

i us i rins 7 up piano. up. OLD ULIIAHIT Co a up; 4 mis (I nos 7 A no Al 1 1 42, 1 Vest Hate AtO I i ill FI.tloHr skpvicf Tldewa'C' Es ic-ess liio-s I li I OA wstnrsl to Yrk Clots looiit anl fi 2 I-e Tit NFFU CO 1-2 Kens, and I. oi It. Hon.

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111 Funeral Costs for Guidance: Prices of 1000 Consecutive Adult Services, as Selected by Our Patrons: 137 Cost less than. $150 143 Cost 1S1 to 2M 3t Cost 201 to 30i 2tJ Cost 301 to 401) 117 Cost 401 to 500 53 Cost 51 to 1000 9 Cost more than. .1000 THE Tiekner spirit is to serve you "like a friend of the family," hence everything is much easier when you select Tiekner Service. Above all. you receive undivided personal attention, and relief from every worrisome detail.

Yet, you pay no more for a reverent, smoothly conducted Tiekner service than you would expect to pay for any Funeral Service. The list opposite covers every funeral requirement. ULLRICH FUNERAL HOME SUCCESSOR TO JOHN HERWIG CO. PHONE WOlfe 1123-6070 2006-08 ORLEANS BALTIMORE Wm. I.

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