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CHARGES FOR WANTS PERSONAL WANTS: L/ per insertion to everyone for 30 words (3 Lines). BUSINESS OR TRADE WANTS: To our Advertising Yearly Contractors 2) per insertion of 5 Lines (30 words). To those parties who have not get Advertising Contracts, 8/ per insertion of 3 nes (30 words), LOST, FOUNL, AND STRAYED Ad vertisements) 3/ per insertion of 5 nes (30 words). CLUB AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES Advertisements: 2/ per insertion of 5 Unes (30 words). HELP WANTED. RELIABLE AGENTS in any of th tollowing districts to sell The Daily Gleaner. Write immediately to The Gleaner Office—Old England, Cavaliers, Sunning HIL No. 3 SLIM GIRLS: (fair) to dance in a chorus between the ages of 18-25. A o nly Monday evening at 33 Wildman St, between the hours of 7 to 9 pm. So POSITION WANTED. DOMESTIC SITUATION. DOMESTIC. A decent young girl just from, the country seeks position as nurse or washer; can do gentlemen's sults, Fleasa write to Muriel Williams 107 Hope Road, Half Way Tree P.O. DOMESTIC: A hard working woman; ave to work in first class homes; as washer, housemaid, chambermaid, or general work for small family, also office yourd, pantry maid. Please call at 9 urc Lane to Agatha Jones DOMESTIC: A young woman seeks position as a butleress or a nurse, one who can take care of infants as well ,furnish reference and uniform, 4 Maiden Street, Passmore Town. No. 99 DOMESTIC: A young girl lately from the country seeks position as a washer; willing to make herself generally so ful in a hom. Reply “Willing,” 4 Tele phone Street, Pagsmore Town. DOMESTIC: Two decent young wo men seek position as cook, washer, housemaid; officemaid; nurse. Please crier write 21 Half-way Tree Road, to “Lillan.’ DOMESTIC: Two young girls. seek position in a lady's home as butleress, washer; also can do nice plain cooking; has experience about house work; not afraid of hard work; both have good re ferences: if anyone require us, please call at 32 Ingston Lane, to B. C. DOMESTIC: A reliable young woman seeks employment as pastry cook, Jaun dress, officemaid, pantrymaid; can do ladies dresses’ nicely; willing to work in the country parts. Please apply to “Hard Working,” Wo King Street, Kingston, DOMESTIC: A young woman seeks position as butleress, housemaid or cook —can do cakes and puddings; also fur nish references. Please apply 52 East Street to “Anxious.” DOMESTIC: A hard working woman seeks position as a good house maid also very food pastry cook under stands cooking well. Please call or write to No. 1 North Avenue, Swallowfeld Road, Cross Roads P.O. to “Reliable.” DOMESTIC: A well educated, decent civil and obedient young woman seeks position as bar maid, clerk in store or grocery, chamber or house Toard or washer, Pleaga call at 20 Upper Rose lane Kingston, to “Lin Johnson. ’ c/o Miss Brown. DOMESTIC: The honest young lady seeks position as nurse, butleress or pastry cook, makes cakes, pidding, in respectable home, will work in country and step on premises; with good refer ences. Please end or write at 18 Love Lane, Wingston, to M. Chambers. DOMESTIC: A decent young fellow seeks position as office boy, store tan, or to go around with agents. He is willing to make himself generally use ful, knows about cars well, can show recommendations from well known gentlemen in town. Please call at 144 Grafton Road, Vineyard Pen for Clifford Smith. DOMESTIC: A decent young woman seeks work as “90k, washer, or butleress, failing to do her best. Please call at 41 Slipe Road, to R. Simms. DOMESTIC: Two decent young wo men seek position as cook, can do pas+ try or butleress, laundress, can do men suits nicely, or office maid if required. Not afraid of hard work. Please write or call at 11 Great George Street, All man Town, to ‘Reliable.’ MISCELLANEOUS. PLANTER'S PUNCH for this y@r— mixed by Herbert G. deLisser, is now on sale everywhere. Humorous stor ies, laughable sketches and clever car toons make this issue a memorable one. Price 1/. No. 105 ’. ae SPORTS GOODS: A goon tennis race~« ket makes a useful Ninasift 24/ to 14—we also carry Polo Sticks, fishing tackle, cricket goods, foootball goods, hockey, Badminton, etc. Patron and Boy, c/o Popular Jewellery Store, 116 arbour Street, ST, SIMON'S COLLEGE, 1142 Fast Street, Kingston, conducted on modern educational principles, affords its stu dents a most liberal Secondary Acad emic Education. Enrol your child on Tuesday, 7th January, 1956, No. 57 IT PAYS io visit the New Oriental Bazaar, 111 Harbour Street. There is a Grand Opening Sale, displaying a New Stock at ridicalous prices, Kimonos, Underwear, Pyjamas, handkerchiefs, household linens, etc. Pay a Visit and he convinced. JUST ARRIVED a new and varied assortment of Linen:finished Playing Cards—1/3 per pack, post free 1/7. Gleaner Office Job Printing Depart ment. No. 4 BELIEVE IT OR NOT, we have what you want, try us and prove us. There is a fresh stock of Nmas presentation coachs, novelties, kiddies requirements for you to select from. Dadlani's, 117 Harbour Street, (Temple Lane and Har bour Street corner), PLANTER'S PUNCH for this year— mixed by Herbert G. deLisser, is now on sale everywhere. Humorous store es, laughable sketches and clever car toons make this issue a memorable one. Price 1. No. 106 GIRLS IN THE GIRLS’ WORK ROOM —4 Rosedale Avenue—ask to be remem bered with orders for work. We cané chairs, upholster furniture, repair wicker furniture, make mattresses and cushions, cover umbrellas, helmets, lampshades, make surplices and cassocks and stoles, shirts and collars, repair, darn, mend anything you want done bring to the Girls’ Work Room, and help poor girls to make an honest living, Satisfaction guaranteed. Tel. 2082, No. 5 BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Come to the 1st Indian Commercial Coy., 111 Harbour Street, The Al Oriental Baz aar where prices will take away your breath. Come and see the lovely assort ment in presentation goods of every description. OFFERS IN WRITING are invited for the property Logan Castle at Linstead consisting of two parcels of land 5 acres 1 rood 3 perches, and 2 acres 10 aercs mortaged by Charles Cumming s Margetson and Co. Ltd, Registered Title. Communications should be sent to D. Hendry c/o Cargill, Cargill and Dunn, 4 Duke Street, Kingston. No. 44, “UO BUY; Secondhand Iron beds, TauKen our Unbroken; Mo funty price fuller peed apply LU Princess Sueel, NO CHRISTILAS CAHUS in the City like the Crisis “uvy Cards we see statulw bookK swore, Church alu ‘ower Direets, Aiesend, yur yuur “Unild‘ vu., ty, d/ 2/0uc, ordinary curdy Llgu. up, rtully VWearappting buyer, au. shea; hoys, Uurles, Campbell and Cuoy,, Ltd, DADLANCS Sings Sale is worth Wied deceivings, where in such a lovely for UL COMIC SLUCKILYS, NewUbercillets, cuK UHUerWear, Almay huUvVelles—every Ling IS WUloE at slaughtered prices at in thurbour Street, (Semple Lane and jiarvour Street corner), DUNT FORGET to gend in your en try to We £ Lurkin's ‘uuthpaste lyde Christmas Competition, rod may be one glone li lucky people to wi a Cash Prize or Movie ‘neatre Tickets, are Gleaner Lor particulars. A COUPLE GUESTS taken ‘In lady's own home, dear ty Sandyville, at very reisultible Bales; ALL Vigiturs too in tinct, Jivpiy too. A. Mandeville PLA. LIAMS: JLAMS!! SLAMS!!! Popswar Drands noglisa and americal, at attrac tive prices. Get your Christmias hams Hoon Willagmsen’s, J sine Street, une a wo. Lud AN ARRAY OF XMAS GIFTS ine luding faith savery bace L’ynder~—in gelcoloured boxes ,,,. A, Leonard sluses oe Wing and Harbour Streets, Nu. 101 SUCCESSFUL CHRISTMAS = Card Agents should write to Dept. su, G.L.U, flux 472, Manchester, dongland, when they will hear something to their ad- VT Be Ney. Los CHRISTMAS CARDS and CALEN DAS with real photographs of Jamaica Beauty Spots and suitable imiottoes. (Christmas presents in great variety. A, 2, Dunnett, 24 King street, DATLIN WATCHISS: Why pay high prices for little known makes when you can get well known high grade guar anteet Jatt Watches at moderate prices—lidies modeln 12 to £ 11; gent’s IW, ta Lil, Popular Jewellery Store, li Harbour Street, LILYAN EVERYONE! Die Jordan's Toothpaste 1030 Christhias Competition dates December 11. There are only six days refttain which you have to send in your entry, Splendid Cash Prizes and Movie Theatre Tickets. See Cleaner for particulare. WAR! WARTS WARNITE See the big mock Heht at Edelwels Park between Italy aml fothiopia on the 27th of this month at 7.80 pum. The greatest at traction for this finas season. No. 104 VACANT from December 1st. two wieely furnished rooms, with — private dressing-rooms, suitable for business persons, week-end meal inclusive, at very moderate rental; vicinity of Cross Roads, Apply Comfortable c/o Gleaner, FOR The Lepers Home, Ragged Sun day School, Deaconess House Treat— etc., etc. Gifts of money, toys (old or new) ,Christmas wrapping paper and string (old or new), gifts of any kind will be gratefully accepted if sent to Mrs. G. P. Stephenson, 17 Collins Green Avenue, Cross Roads P. O. No. 42. TENANTS WANTED. TENANT: For rent, from early Jan uary, ‘The Priory,”’ ° 32 Hope’ Road. Four bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (H C), two tennis courts, good servants, plate and linen if required. Apply to Mrs. Bourne No. 98 TENANT: For the upper floor of 161 Harbour Street, opposite DeCordova Agencies; immediate possession. Apply to Gleaner Office, Kingston, NY; 2 TENANT FOR Rent,6 Devon Ave. Very near to Wolmer’s and car lines, house of 6 apartments. Immediate pos session Apply 66 King Street, or phone TENANT. For rent, lease or pale “Oxlethorpe” and Westchester, 25 Jope Road and 1 Abbeydale Road res pectively. Two modern dwelling houses with all necessary requirements. Good residential locality. Immediate posses sion. Apply on premises or phone 83721. No. 100 TENANT: Kurrent, (in a respectable home) to quiet married or elderly peo ple without small children, a back cot tage of two large apartments electric light (side entrance). Apply 67 Wild mann Street oo ~ THENANT: For rent’ two rooms up stairs of Cuba Elegante, 118 Harbour Street, one door east of King Street— at £ 3 each, suitable for Beauty Par lour, dressmaker of any kind of office. Apply to A. Martinez, downstairs, No. 86 TENANT. For a rent, 10 Northumber land Lane, near Bletsop and Glenmore Roads, new modern six apartment house, sanitary and cool, quiet locality, rental moderate. Apply Mrs. Matthews, 1A Victoria Street, Franklin Town. TENANT: For rent 144 Grafton Rd., Vineyard Pen, 2 new house of 6 apart ments, two large verandahs, all sani tary conveniences—all Under one cover, garage, large yard, Apply within, or 8 Beckford Street. No. 7 TENANT: For rent 16 Fisher's Row, Rae Town, 4 apartments, electric light; one lot of land adjoining house, thor oughly reconditioned, rental £ 3 per month; also one large apartment for a respectable tenant. Agoly 1 Emerald Road, . ‘TENANT: For rant “Bell. Ville,” No 2 ‘Kensington Avenue, Waggonnette Tanda; house of apartments, sanity arrangements one cover,' Al locality. Apply on premises of A. S. Black, 90 Heywood Street. No. 59 TENANT: To rent or lease fully fur nished with all necessary conveniences Including Kelvinator, or Byeteryad unfurnished, Flatstone tote. 4 Netire ment Crescent, near to Cross Roads. Apply Dr. FH. 1D, Gideon. No. 108 THNANT: To rent show at Cross Roads, suitable for any ‘kind of busi ness; busy centre; also restaurant and ice cream garden corner Retirement and Halfway Tree Toads, FY. Camp bell, 107 Water Lane. No. 04 THNANT: For “Upton,” 6 Central Road, Kencot, 3 bedrooms, drawing and dining rooms. Bath in house. Neces sary outbuildings. Immediate posses sion. Apply R. Foster, Bishop's Lodge, Cross Roads, TENANT: For rent, immediate occu pation if required, ranksome, 26 Half-way Tree Road, newly painted and renovated, three bedrooms, kitchen, maid's room and laundry accessible under cover, sanitary fittines, garree, libearine fruit trees, enclosure for poul try. Within one car fare limit, Please apply at 18 Half-way Tree Road or telephone 2858 during office hours. TO SELL TO SELL! Two fine building lnts sit uated at the tow of Surbiton Park Road, St. Andrew. Good climate, fine view of the mountains. Within reach of two tram lines. Apply Eugene Final, Reka. Com, Half-way Tree P.O. No. 109 TO SELL. One Stroberg-Carlson 1935 ten tube All Wave Radio Receiver —perfect working order, Console Model —For particulars, apply to §, Motta, 5. Church Street, Kingston, TO SELU, Mahogany bureau, book case, chair, rocker, sofa, dining and side table, comode, wagron, 4-moon table, pedestal, dressing table, show case, ice box, demi press, office chair. Apply 79 Harbour Street. No. 108 TO SEL: 1683 and 161 Hope Road, St. Andrew. Apply to R. Lewis c/o M. A. Burke, Solicitor, 125 Tower Street. TO SELL! Caravan, all solid mahog any fittings, fully furnished linen, cook ing utensils, crockery, a complete home 19ft. long 7ft. wide; rubber tyres—mak ers Maple, London, bargain, Ginnett. Spanish Town P.O. 770 SELL: Loud speaker gramophone. 6 valves with D.C. Rotary converter: can be run on A.C. or D.C. Cost £ 55 1” months ago. Sacrifice for £ 15. Gin nett, Spanish Town P.O Motor Vehicles For Sale TO SELL: Austin 7 tourer, Just fin ished touring all Jamaica, new battery. 5 good tyers, a real good little car; near est to £ 20. Uinnett, Spanish Town P.O. TO SELL: 1930 Forder Sedan fully equipped Air condition, £ 40; extra large tarpaulin 14’ x 20’ used three months 90/; six ton Jack perfect con dition 60/, Apply 190 Orange Street. No. 77, TO SSELL: 1031 deLuxe Ford Road ster with dickey seat: excellent condi tion; three brand new tyres; just du cked, new hood; being sold cheap. Teo duQuesnay, Mark Lane and Charles St. Telephone 3039. TO SELL: One Willys sedan motor car. Just overhauled, with 4 new tyres in perfect running order; very good appearance; owner Laan Island— rice £ 100 cash. Apply 6034 East Queen treet. Telephone 24891, No. 95. TO SELL: 1933 Standard Little Nine Tourer, fine condition, good tyres, new hood, leather unholstery, Appearance like new. Apply Neale, c/o Hand Arnold Ltd, Tel. 2428, TO SELL. 1—317 passenger Straight Eight Buick car, having done 38,000 miles, well suited for the Tourist trade. 1—19aL Chev, Roadstar having done 98,000 miles, 1 T20 G.M.C. truck. These vehicles have all been owner driven, 1. 3 Choy, @ Truck, 134 V8 Ford Truck. These trucks have never been worked at any time in the hilly parts of the country., All the vehicles are in excellent +wition, and mechan ically perfect, Weld profitably repay any purchaser, Reasons for selling,’ in vesting otherwise. Apply F. Taylor, 76 Mannings Hill Road, Half way Tree or to Ken Bryan, The Jamaica Motor Vehicle Driving School, 72 East Queen Street, Kingston. No. 80. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED from 4 Melbourne. Road on %th instant, white male dog, with black mark on left side; no tail, Finder will be suitably rewarded. Phone 33634. NOTICE It is my intention to purchase the stock in trade of F.A. Goodi son at Troja in the parish of St. Catherine twenty-one days from date. I will not hold myself res ponsible for any debt or debts owing by the same F.A. Goodi son, CHARLEY CUSHMAN, 2/12/'36.
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Mon, Dec 09, 1935
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