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-'TRY HOME FIRST” NORTH 24TH STREET BUSINESS DIRECTORY g ' C .. .A) £^5’ u By a Teep-in* on this Alphabetically " and Lots of Time Classified Business Directory. You May Find Just What You are Looking for “Bight at Your Door, or at Your Neighborhood Store”. You Can also SAVE that Car Check and Lots, and Lots of Time! This North 24th Street Classified Business Directory Page is Your “Best Money-Back Guarantee”. ~ . , / ■ 11 *> Jou Can ftow Buy Jour Fresh Fish OF ALL KINDS —AT THE— Nebraska Produce • Poultry Dressed FRESH FARM While U’ W ail EGGS 2206 North 24th St. WE. 4137 Quality and Service • ' / Cozy Grill —“1f here Friends Meet and Eat Starting Sept. 1st Sea Food - Lobsters, Shrimps Oysters & Fillet of Fish 2615 North 24th PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS— JA. 4336 Geraldine Craig, Proprietor. I -* JAduon 4411 1833-35 North 24th St. Chicago Furniture Co. • LARGE SELECTIONS of STOVES and LAMPS Our Fall Special LOW PRICED CHILDREN’S DESKS _* ' BUDS ’ 7 exaco Service • GAS and OIL “ITe Appreciate Your Trade” 30th & Wirt Sts. AT-9760 -. > APEX Bar Inc. “FAVORITE BRANDS WHEN AVAILABLE9’ -(Linder New Management) Nate Ferer, Manager 1818-20 NORTH 24TH JA. 9331 a TRIANGLE SHOE REPAIR a • QUALITY MATERIALS, • GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP, • CLEANING & PRESSING, • HATS CLEANED & BLOCKED. 1608 NORTH 24th ST. JA. 0850 f THRIFTY LIQUOR STORE .• WINES, BEER, LIQUORS “We Appreciate Y'our Trade” 21th & LAKE AT. 4248 fine Quality IPersonalized PRINTING -JUST CALL HArney 0800_ -----' -— ■s Buyers’ Guide • Services, Foods, Accessories, House hold Needs, etc., which may be had ; at these 24th Street Places of Business. EDITORIAL AY GEORGE H. McDAVIS, Advertising Manager “ANOTHER FIRST” IN keeping with our policy of giving our READERS and ADVERTISERS the Best pos* sihle SERVICE. The OMAHA GUIDE is FIRST again with a new FEATURE which to our way of thinking, will be of IMMEASURABLE VALUE to all CONCERNED. WE are striving to keep a breast of the times, with NEWS, ARTICLES & FEA TURES. KEEP your eye on this PAGE each week,— here you will find the answer to all your household NEEDS; and CINCINNATI CRESCENTS FLY TO HAWAII AND BACK The air-travelling Cincinatti Crescents comprising some of the greatest stars in the Negro base ball world came back to San Francisco last week by Pan Am erican Clipper after a triumphal visit to Honolulu in which they made a clean sweep of their series of 12 games against the best teams the Island could produce. One of the first professional baseball teams ever to make a round trip trans-Pacific flight the members of the Crescents toge ther with Manager Abe Saper stein left San Francisco Septem ber 20 aboard the Pan American World Airways Clipper Southern Cross and returned Oct. 20 on the Clipper Resolute. All were enthu siastic over the speed and comfort PATRONIZE THESE AD VERTISERS. “Be Wise and Advertise in The Guide— The Midwest's ' ^ Largest Weekly.** * •ii of the Pacific flights. Crescents who made the trip were John Markham; Winfield Welch; Lorenzo Davis; Ulysses Redd; Gread McKinnis; Reece Ta‘ turn; Luscious Easter; Mike Ber ry; Jesse Owens; Paul Hardy; Walter Burch; Collins Jones; Herb Simpson; Sherwood Brewer and Greene Farmer. All came home with ukuleles and leis—souvenirs of their visit to the Islands. • For Fine Quality Printing - CALL HA-0800 PERFBCT1_ ffHEY’LL NEVER PfE 'pAX || niii'pi'»iw'lrinijiM^hYiiiiM—■liirnw r~nwi i mi !■ mi nf FEW PEOPLE KNOW THAT- ■ POTATO CHIPS WERE INVENTED BY HIRAM S.THOMAS, A DISTINGUISHED HOTEL PRO* V PRIETOR OF N.Y. AND N.X h BORN IS36 IN ONTARIO, / *5 CANADA. MR.THOMAS / W WORKED FOR YEARS AS A Eg HOTEL WAITER AND RIVER- M BOAT STEWARD- HE WAS \\ffi WELL KNOWN-IN OFFICIAL A « WASHINGTON CIRCLES \’ DURING GRANTS ADMINI5- V TRATION- AS STEWARD OF THE FAMED CAPIJOLCLUB IT WAS AS OWNER OF 'MOON'S HOTEL IN SARATOGA, N.Y. THAT HE MADE TH E M R FIRST AND NOW FAMOUS. T® SARATOGA POTATO CHIPS/ A mumsssi. thahks n mmfpaku mtxv* f firms A MKS. EUBIE < , BLM£ OF VKL'm.KI. HIRAM S. THOMAS INVENTOR OF POTATO CHIPS! Continental Feature# \Mi SNACK Slop • HOT DOGS-A FOOT LONG—• HAMBURGERS • CANDY—• ICE CREAM—• MALTED MILK • REFRESHMKTO—• FOODS --Opan 24 Naurs A Day 2108-10 NORTH 24TH Phone. JA. 9434 v- _ - *■ We Are Once More LAUNDERING CURTAINS • SEND OR BRING THEM IN Edholm & Sherman —LAUNDERERS & DRY CLEANERS 2401 North 24th St. Phone WE-6055 Cleo’s Hite & Day Bar-B-Q 2042 North 21st Street • ALL KINDS OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES —Open 24 Hours A Day— Deliveries Made—Small Fee Charge the same. CALL Atlantic 9541 ^- . KELLY FIELD, Texas—Estelle Louise (left) and Ella Louise H&rrison, three-year-old twins who live at the Ella Austin Orphanage, 'Ban Antonio, Texas, tell Master Sergeant Johnnie E. Roland, personnel ’sergeant-major of the 4902nd AAF Base Unit, about their dolls. Men #g thf 4902nd recently gave the orphanage $125 in voluntary con mbutions, ja&4 pl*n to keep up the community service each pay day. r(0<Hi»Ul AAJf photo from War Department Public Relations Division.) * J • JOPLIN, MO.—Senior life-saving technique* hold the attention of this group of potential Red Cross Water Safety instructors as their teacher, Ernst Vombrock looks on. The nine students attended a four day course in water safety which will qualify them to wear the coveted i Red Cross life-saving emblem and to pass on their safety knowledge to * other swimmers. Arrangements for the school were made by the Joplin Red Cross chapter whose spokesman reported that it was “a real privi lege to be able to sponsor the course." Neighborhood Furnace Co. 2111 NORTH 30th ST. -GUTTERING SPOUTING & REPAIRS INSTALLATION OF OIL, GAS, COAL, also STOKERS ESTIMATES FREE A m—7CIO & TERMS ARRANGED JL 10 10 -- .....I ■ ... CROSSWORD PUZZLE 4 * 1 mmi | mm ACROSS 1 To hasten 4 Mongrel 7 Turf 9 Antelope 12 To make smooth and easy 13 Seaport (China) 14 An era 15 Fuel 16 Malt beverage 17 Things in a container 20 Aloft 21 Type measure 22 Coin (Swed.) 23 Be silent I 25 Male cat 26 Attain 27 Simpleton 29 Cone-bear ing ever green tree 30 Thus 32 Nine (Roman) ' 33 Throwing out sparks 36 Support 38 Frozen water 39 Perish 40 Anc. capital (N. Afr.) 42 Anticipation 43 Lift with exertion 44 Large packages 45 Insane ,46 Type measures DOWN 1 Harbor ■ |-M—B=BBBi IBalatlaa la Hast laama. — ___— I No. 20 2 Anger 3 Boy’s nickname 4 Ride down a slope 5 Vase with a foot > 6 Girl’s name 1 7 An interval 8 Cart 10 Large pill 11 Unsuitable 13 Walking stick 15 Microbe 18 Devices 19 Evade meanly 24 At home 25 Sign of the 1 infinitive 26 Telegraph 27 Pilfer 28 Kind of dairy 29 Countenance 30 To shoot from ambush 31 S-shapcd moldings 34 Languished 35 Pagan deities 37 Weight 41 Girl’s name 42 Son of Noah 44 Exist ■ • Answer Is Panic Number 10 Series G-M j[ Salvage While You Wait! ~~] (Waitin^fora modern bathroomlikethls^Salvagin^eve^^ropofj used cooking fat is one thing you can do to make plumbing tuppliee,' tile, linoleum available sooner. Used cooking fat replaces scarce fata ^and oils that are needed in thousands of industrial processes. /,■ -MAitia CHICKEN HUT • BARBECUED RIBS & SOUTHERN FRJED CHICKEN “OUR Chicken Dinners Are ^ Something to Crow About” ROBERT JONES, PROPRIETOR JA.89462722 North 30th St.. Gabby’s Service Station 1 24th & Ohio Streets Appreciated. ★ To All Our Friends—Your Business Will Be Complete Line of Lubrication & Accessories JA 8848 GABBY WATSON, PROPRIETOR FINLAY & COMPANY ' -ICE , —24 Hour Service— SCORED ICE AND CUBES (Open Sundays) WE. 0232 24TH & SEWARD
