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THE, ARRFY
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

sfDRM;, I'm LIVING s,I rm =, KITCHEN, dinette bath
uDfo uI,fEoa Apr Ca" V,b A. bas az aad after
u sT. N.wNBasemen al apt. a. II rm. = and nc
Eitchienette' Sn private entrance employed
! QUIET GIRLS. living room ? bedrooms
Kitchen, bath; $50 each; immediate pos.
AKLGHcToMFurn 3sI.GS T6Sn fvf bus sn OR l@41
and lu![y equipped kitchenette. 5 semipri- Gpi'i-
:, RIA c;, iGth. ST; wv: New furnished
path. dlneite and kitchen. All utilities
pes Pee. 4 n,do,, to Marsh 10 Can for intorma
Rooms, aBa BarH: fI'sS SO month ?o4 3o sth
i ol 9e MAssd ,si5d a9E AVE. NfAdut: ff ER ts'4 Com
tortaby iurn. 2-room apt. Cony. located
bupoNf 6a SsTrF CrRCnE Iii eveninsI an Riggs p,Mod
bath; 10 c9ok,ns Maid, linen serv s65 y mo- no.
with I'VE Jewish lady my 5o modsEn N csptd
Rooms, near G. w, accommodate 4
DoWNToWNWstudRioo Roa apt, tG eauipped nspe kitcb.
6nne en-; share Gert,ons bath unlim phone refined
ROOMS; dinette. kitchen and bath; ir
Takoma Park: avail. Jan. l; utils. incl
Ph Phone esn'iie sn 5G1 apt no pets. no children
1929 NEWTON ST. N.W.-For empl
lady; beaut. room with elec. refg, next tt
:5,5 oNfAkio RID. N.w.-a-rm., bath
apt, conv. transp.; reas; also lovely room
with twin beds
::a dith PL. S.E.-Studio- living rm
euiHpltte Rlchen, pvt: bath; utilities in
GUIDED: 500 per mo- Ii. 474O.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share nicely furn
spt spa., With VII, : ether MINI. girls. RA
YOUNG MEN wanted to share 2-rm
kit; and bath apt: NV. section: heauti.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BUNGALOW, brick. nice condition and
furnishines; 500 per mo. Takoma Park,
HfLLsi6E. ND. 11ee 4sth ave-s-room
house, electricity, lights, running water.
Hillside 0}G5-J
2-BEDROOM BRICK. furnished; air-con-
ditoned oil heat. refrigerator. Call up to
pm, 1923 So. Veitch ST., Arlington, Va
q.
rooms and bath up: garage: ] acre corner
IN suburban dev. of Sill. Spg. r. P. Ripley
SH. 1913: ewes, OIL. l1OS
NEW COUNTRY HOME. large paneled liy-
ing rm. with fireplace and view window, >
bedrooms. elec. kitchen, wooded acres
with large garden; 500 mo. Call ewes
after Il. Falls Church S7I -J-l2
NEARLY NEW DETACHED brick .e
rooms : baths. recreation room. maids
room. Near schools and TRANSFORMATION
IN Bethesda, Md. Nicely furnished; SIi5
mo. RA $500
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1874 Eye ST. NW-r6r voI;ne Tncr srt
women. = week. Close at pm FX
DUPONT club, I3@6 lob st. nwIs.r-
coal excellent meals
DOUBLE FRONT ROOM. good food; gas
az 3eth ST. >.w-DoubIe room. twin
BEDS, lew house, nta. bus excellent meas
couple or :! sIIlS o.
asls 18Th ST. Ne Master bedroom. pri-
yat- b:'in twin beds new. detached home,
A RIAL HOME Offers sine to " sentle-
HeH Ii't Ut ."ulh Nv 20 M!". 10 to"n on
il39 KENNEDY ST. N,W.-Jewlsh hornt-
ms",Ta. W. ,aio sr, l9 share n,eeiy :u:a ;wn-
HRIAR Inn, IT,, Eve st. i..w-Erfov
Ne conNtnIcrces OF living in coNntown
Washington. We Offer hotel service. Rates.
1'W-s'' per mo- lncludlEg meals per
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. for or ;
I'm , txceiIent IL. r,esi roHpies, ;aEse rooms WIN
l':d MASS. AVE. NM dIs5inctiye
h@ine ln tor youns people i'll an unsurpassed
!oCatlon: reasonable.
@,;t5 !o3%5 s5., 5; vElICH st., Al, Single
o9S 10 ftntae on Breakfast and dinner,
,,n 81, per mo no, Gil. 500. after m
10 ro' : ST: NM;-LoreIy room, suitable .:
EXCELLENT exc, HOME, Govt Girls: double
room. meals optional, 500 mo. DU 1924
HUNGRY FOR HOME-L1KE MEALS
toF o-HnefS We serve soup or a salad
nrSt oualty meat three vegetables home.
plenty Of truits-au tbs served ouicfiy ouicitS
n"o WIN sood company to help you enjoy
~, l'-fnluutte walk takes you to the
doWhtoWn theaters, stores and TO most
oHernment buildings. 1917 Rhode Islgnd
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND ond Virainio.

AIRING ROY. VA-Double room for en-
ployed couple or Rentlemsn: near Penta-
toG and Arlington Hall, available Dec. {.
lGi: y. TDGEWooD ST. All. Va
Lovely front nm, next bath, IN pyt. home.
B1aujNft$t matt. { h ". un,lm. pm. $50
per mo. for /; $40 for 2. Gil 53ls. NE
ARIINGTON-WaIkiuG distance 70 Navy
'Bldg Large bedroom. slttlnz room. suit
acle for 40, over!ooEs WASHINGTON, TO-
, ,!5 oG1frHoKrE o5; tiHM H1pf 81 81 lW@Lse IN
- tor one, tmpl Or - Tor :: d litt,e
NOR toI h k. express bus. GE 4>I!,
HEiiii.>DA-2 Goubir rooms win bath IN
pirate home: family prl,ileses, vi
ARLINGTON-Gul 20 share room with
smother TWIN beds IN psl1ate home; near
bus Inn OK 3iJt
LYON \lLLAnE-CJnto:'a able room. eAclu
htighDorhood. home Q! Gov WORKER. ga
I.Et sempll. bath >I5 mo. Gil 21:}3
ARLINGTON Master bedroom double red
he" furnishings. semp~iyate bath OF Dus
hNc' ItaSOnaoie Gil. 1896
NEWLY DECORATED " rooms. suitable for
= on sccond floor. one, sitting room. other,
beoFooE>. nov linens. good rrausp.. TeaS,
re 'T!c'cd Falls Church "G5I-W.
BRADIEY HILLS Country Club Bethesda.
Nd restrlcteC. Room and private bath.
- LarRe double room and bath. $50
1910 y. ADAMS ST. XII va-Douple
room. twin Dtd>. pr,. bath. pvt. ENTRANCE
, door from bus M! from D. C. Kitch-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

oNS--Hohner L! bass. S49.30;
Cail Republic 6!12. KITS, 1880 G st.
ACoTsTI- -CELoTEx. for insulation. sound
Er0oFme, Komllfig etc 900 square fl, Mr., Ketier,
AIDING MACHS., Burroughs, suns.rand.
Victor hand, and elec. Sale or rent: low
p,iGed SGircle, III? 14th st. NV. DI. ~?
slass, china. silver, Oriental and domestic site
FABy ais 'otalnff cARRcf fS sdf 3h frame ronnsr
1lres: coiiapsible, SO. TR 'f!"fi 6aEi. '0o0e'
HABY CARRIAGE. whitney coach, pre-
ar, excellent condition, also scales. WI
RED. single, coil spring. mattress: good
condition; Sii.5o. 1913 st. Sc. Apt.
BEDS, complete: breakfast set, chests. book
case; rugs, eaS stove. chifforobe. occ chairs
We DO movine. Edeman, 3|o3 Ga ave q.
BEDS, twin. $50 handsome large 3-pc ny.
sell SloS; med. size upr. piano, 54", Sl35:
Va. sofa, 500; vanity table. Sl5. Lorraine
EE9KooM E,9SH5 ES srT Ton9 btdS AP We s'"
.prings. bureau chiffonier and dresser.
SEnEooM ms[Rsse III SET sood Pc maple
sEDRooM SUITE. exl? rug and mahos
BICYCLE; 2G-in, wheel, girls, fine condi-
i19n 9ny. VI 1870 $40 after ) m.
..ories. Originally $50. Now $50 Cash cash.
Apt' BIO Naylor Gardens, 2So? Erie sc.
BRICK, IS per thousand. Duke and
Wa.hlneton SITS Alexandria, Va 1O'
RIHDlNG MATERIAI-BrickS. 3XloxlS:
sl KINDS OF lumber, bathtubS. sinks, kitch-
en- fixtures, pipe, all sizes: white marble
msntelS, etc. Duke and Washing ton SITS
Alex, Va ~.
CAMERAS bought, sold and exchanged We
nav .ou highest cash price for your camera
or other photogra phic equipment Brine
tnem 10 US TO-DAY. SommerS Camera EX-
ehanse; l4l0 New York ave. NE 1852
CEMETERY L0T-Cedar Hill cemetery lot
u graves. Owner Will subdivide Dis
count for cash. Box li-L, Star. IA
CHRISTMAS TREES, selected. cut, in yard
on State highway: wholesale and retail.
FairfaX lib or 11-W-l.
CLARINETS : Lemar, good beginner
model. S3',:50 Prnzel Mueller, wood
$50 30. Call Republic 62l3, Kitts. 1890
G st. middle of block.
COAL COOK STOVES, coal, keroSine heat
ers. radiant fire gas heaters, gas ranges,
used stoves; heaters not rationed; trunks
iceboSes. Acme Furn.. lnl5la eth st. NV
Ma $3.50. Open evenings.
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WONDERGRO

Nothing better Your neighbor says SC
ana SO will you when you have tried a Tor
OF this super richly fortified and finel,
ground black humus. Makes poor soils
good and good soils better. Acts Quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass
trees, shrubs, roses. vines and flowers The
ideal plant food you have long been looki
for, SIS ton delivered. Lawn seeded. re.
pared or reluvenated. Beautiful specimen
eVergreenS, howering shrubs, fruit ano
shade trees. Colorful lagstone walks ter
races, rock gardens, lily pools, outdoor FIRE
places. drainage. mulching, spraying, prun-
ing and transplanting Free estimate
Lincoln 4ooJ
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ROOMS UNFJPkISHeD

III. EYE ST. N.E.-Unfuru. rooms lyI-
4oF n K III L. employed couple e.
800. ..-.. o.
zoos ftNNA. AVE. S.E.-EeWlv decorated
S!hSit NinG y ont employed adult. INK
. D !. ~ M.nn.n.N -
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ROOMS FURNISHED,
Southwest opd Southeast

ANACOSTIA-B Beautyrest bed and studio
c0uch suitable for =. For details, call
300 CENTRAL AVE. Sc" iurn. rms.
FOR rent Tor refined Girls. Call after )
NK NAVY YARD, 75s 13th st. Sc
Large front dolt. excel. turn. plenty Nv
gas heat, uni. phone. Any eve, lR. So.
NEAR Bur. ENGRAv. AND PRINTING and
APriC. Dept-SuItahle l,r = men or women.
GnG ION s. Sw NE. 954o, .,-,,. ,,..
J !, Tor > girls; cooking iscIllt!es. Call
TR $50
ANACoSTA NICINITY-? front rms,
walking distance Navy YARD. Bus at door,
AT 1871.
1875 f:ird PL.-Lar2e front room, $50
for !. s35 for :! per month. At. s73o.
:!20 ST. S.E.-Slrele, next to bath.
double, - each nea. Library Cong;
c h W. shower. LU ;25S. -.
1908 EYE ST Sc" nice rooms. @nd f.,
next to bath: front room SO single dou-
ble $50, back. SO mo: hot-water heat;
gentlemen. IL
@2tt MINNESOTA ionally
laI.e room. suitable 70. 3 men or ) girls.
TT .tI"T
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FARM G GARDEN

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale. wholesale and
retail. Me. 1900. DU. 200.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, 4oc each by
the hundred; also, fireplace wood, pine
bows, roping Gaurel and pine), CHRISTMAS
Wrea-hs. holly. mistletoe EN- GSSS
CHRISTMAS TREES. live; pine. Norway
spruce al sizes; thousands to pick from
Wholesale prices. Schneider's Farm, Bowie
'tG1I
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WHITE ROCKS, 100 cockerels, weight 8
10 lbs, and rs pullets ready to lay
Phone Bowie 1896.
young turkeys; weight. Q
TO :, pounds. For information Box 456-G,
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

KITTEN wanted: ong-haired, black OF
white, male, not over , months Cal
WANTED - Irish setter, male. young
house-broken. Schafer. AT 5000
WANTED TO BUY male Gordon or Eng
llSh setter, well broke. about > years old
Mr Nolkman, Emerson 4949 or Ord
COOKERS, REDS, BLACKS. So0-S25-S35
gross Boston. Fox. Collie Police, S..
Doe Hotel. 1344 GeorEia Ave, IA. lae1
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ROOMS WANTED.
ARMY OFFICI
ROOMS WITH BOARD

apaTimeHt or room with private ba h
It,'Mi'y Scott or DLponf Circles Phone
Nor-h CEuu- e LtlN- atter p N IL.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

AVAILABLE DEC. 18th; living room bed
room, k.tChentttt. private Bah and en-
trance du!et and convenient: garage
OK. OI1t
- \. HIGHLAND ST, Arl. Va.-Un-
furnished. :! IUOHA ana bath pvt. entrance.
heat IGfL.. So. nc children.
TAkOMA PARk-Ur furnished g rooms,
k.'chenette, bath modern, close TO tranSp
and stott>. vacant 40 Adults only.
Morrison Aeencr SH :S444
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HOUSES WAhIED 10 RENT.

DISSEMINATING EXECUTIVE wants suit
able Silver Spring unfinished house for
duration. Sligo S065.
WANTED unturniShed house rooms:
nice section: not too far from downtown.
Call Dennis Harvey. AID. 5.S5.
ATTRACTINELY FURNISHED house or
apt. for Wave EnSigns, 500 to SlT5,
> or 3 bedrooms, maid room Near Wis
consin ave. or NJ lines Excel. references
from Washinston residents. Call Room
:!u5. WO. 9S4S, after d pm
RELIABLE, permanent family. adults.
wants 6-room house, Nj. Pleasant or
vicinity, around $50. DE S52l3.
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CHRISTMAS TREES

virginia pine. fine assortment. heavy
Tonnage. Dealers attention. Cut and haul
them yourself. = mi. south OF Wash on
hard surfaced road convenient loading
Call WO 96l9 except sunday, WO. 1854
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AS LOW AS Si.IU AND UP
FREE Is flMATES-PROMPT SERVICE
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES
PARK AVE VEN BLIND co WA 4ioS
FUR COAT. BLACK RUSSIAN
CARACUL AND SILVER FOX
MUFF: LADY MOVING SOUTH:
ORIGINAL COST. $3.50; EXCEL
LENT CONDITION. SACRIFICE
BOTH FOR $500. CAN BE seen
DISTRICT FUR CO., 602 F ST
N w
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rsteS:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's s
MOVING d STORAGE Co. Taylor GG31. o.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFINISHED large one or two room apt.
c9nEtn.emI C.d,' downtoHn by young woman
hrep!aee' high selling to- modern con-
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Georgetown or
nearby areas. ! or : rms kitchenette bath.
Desiring early occupancy, permanent. con-
seh'"! advancement. Ho. 926l after p m,
WANTED by permanent couple 2-bedroom
i%?nlIhsd ~ &C, Apartment @ downtown NV Call
NAVY CAPTAIN AND WIFE desire e;iitt one lu or
Two bedroom furnished apartment, NV.
aves ave ,O' preferaby apt Bldg ASScsuSfsF cai RE- :
500, EN-, 4@6; until. pm. Evenings,
apt, Convenient Pentaeon, with full cook
S Two 5STpc RrsPo<sfBKr gsT GIRLs staT N middle
desire Groom furnished apartment with
private bath and ktchenette or similar ar
ransement; SO maxlmum; NV. section;
/ OFFICER and gentleman want to rent
or sutlet turn: or unturn. Groom apt, in
or very near Buckingham. Va. Call EN-,
GoyEKNMENf OFFICIAL and wife: per
rnshed ine"rfa 5r sS Nus BE- near
caplsoi, Northe1st he, = pTftsrred Call 5oS,
CommGd9rs Ho,ei; after T.4u pm H.. ~.
apt, S60-S65: bedrm,, l!v. IN. kltch.;
near American Univ. Call Ensign Ryan,
sR pu 9'd4 atr,rrp am. 70 pm. Pm. ,rn,sb.d
apt: walking dist. Munitions Bldg. pre-
ferred. CH. 0S.4.
SMALL furnished apartment for approx
mately 3 months by young couple, no
children, no pets; Connecticut ave. district
preferred. Telephone Alexandria 3944. -
FREE FRENCH OFFICER and wife desire
furnished apartment. l.. rooms, kitchen
pvt. bath. vicinity Dupont Circle: utilities
If possible: sood tenants. references; will
only consider Npht, clean apt. Call DE.
39J', mornings. q 70 | O.
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EXECUTIVE

RESPONSIBLE TIVE,
permanent resident, wants fur
nished apartment or home, $l50-
5000 price range, 2 bedrooms pre-
terred, centrally located NV.
section, one month or longer;
references. Box IL, Star. g.
COLORED--Four Government girls wish
/ > rooms kitchen and bath. Call after
| h y m. AID. 6g45. 9.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

SILVER SPRING. MD.-5-room bupga low
BRICK, :. Bedrooms. gas heat; $50 and
~IIO per month. Bans Realty Co, SH.
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HOME VALUES
HOUSES UkFURkJSHEp.

5-ROOM HOUSE, nj, gas heat, storm
windows: near bus and schools. SIS mo-
May consider renting furnished SH
OWNERS HOME, six rooms. bath. porch,
m !. oil burner near Northeast Market:
$50 monthly. District 1907.
6I3S SLIGO MILL RID
Groom detached home, au'oma ic heat.
eood condition. vacant rear Eastern 81 r
Home Ma 1919
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SPEAKING SYSTEMS

Talk both ways. one TO ten stations. Will
install Address c. II. DeaTborne, AZ.
SlS "2ud ST NV
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (con..

FOR SALE-ReStaurant on Conn
ave, complete with equipment
showing prosperous results;
gross of over $4,000 per year
Reason for selling. $4,000 cash
For details, Box 452-G, Star. No
AGENTS
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VENETIAN BLINDS.
VENETIAN BLINDS.

BUY Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN NENETIAr, BLIND co.
600 IAN ST. w. Phone AID ~
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.
POULTRY g EGGS.

HORSES G5), good riding and combina :
ton. Also ponies TIE oS49
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A Distinctive Residence for those de-
mandlng the best OF food. living quarters
and atmosphere. Attractive twin-bed rms.
with private baths and living rms Maid
service and freedom Of private estate spa
clouS halls. library and drawing I'm. In
Spetuon invited by appointment. OIL. T477.
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AP1s. FURNISHED Cont

BEAUTIFULLY and tastefully furn.. very
lge: rm., kit, bath. comp. furn.. inc. linens
suit 3 Gu,et, employed adults. Call after
sERvicEMAN's WIFE desires to share fur
nished bungalow, phone, garage: near Ga.
snd sn AiaSka aves.: two' $40: one. S25. Box
WILL SHARE with settled. neat man no
drinkers; 3-room furnished apt central
sox Ss1K stay stay reasonable right Party
ONE OR TWo GIRLS or couple to share
furnished de luxe apartment. Call TAYLOR
START INVESTING your rent money in
your own home. A trailer coach with
comfortable beds, ample storage compart-
ments, perfectly heated. Give your family
this modern home for Christmas and you'll
finest coaches await you on convenient
terms at Washinston's Oldest dealer. The
American Trailer Co. Inc. 403Q, Wisconsin
3Oa 18th ST. N.E.-Accommodatio tions for
from 3 to 8; nicely furnished, modern
fPi pasxs,s eq5anee AT 1f43 Kicbep bath
2 large French windows, $40 month. Cal
aiier s pm 25 Tuscarswas rd,. Glen
NAVY OFF oFFICEks I WI WIFE f. wishes to share
gsT gT home nom, with l or girls or couple
1868 EUCLID ST, NV, corner 14th St
running water. for ) or persons, next
bath NO. 60s6.
Beautiful Corner Apt, Conn. Ave
Convenient to theaters, stores, etc. Liv-
ing room, bedroom, kltchenette, bath; com
pletely and newly furnished: low rental;
good lease. Box l04-G, Star
SILVER SPRING.
New, three rooms and path; refrigerator
all conVenlences. 81. 56S3 after , pm.
BETTER THAN APTS.
A Distinctive Residence for those de-
mandlEg the best Of food. living quarters
and atmosphere. Attractive rWin-bed rms
with private baths and living rms. Maio
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Continued on Next PagsJ
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5 TONS REINFORCING

steel, variety of sizes; ex-
cellent condition; no priority
needed General Wrecking
Co. MI 6l77.
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PAPFRING

RADIO REPAIRS, NET NE + +. HADio y H
NE. T01l, corner eth St, near Hecht' 5
We are equipped with tactory-tralnec
mechanics TO fix your radio within p
hours If necessary. All work guaranteed
No need 10 worry about tubes, we vii
rowlfe your set with existing tubes SO thai
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FIREPLACES

Fireplaces and chmneys built and re-
nafed. Al Fasnani, WI. is2I.
Radio Trouble? Free rec est: y:no wo[1 guar
M1D-CITY Radio Shop, o. pm: Friday
and Sa turday, 90 Ma orr
Askov American., 1943-09-09
ClOverdale

Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Anderson, Frank
Schander, and Mrs. Lief Benson, from
North Branch, called at the Tom Vol
home Wednesday evening of las
week.
School opened at district Ill anC
district 80 Tuesday, with Mrs. Con-
rad Svardahl as teacher at district
Ill and Miss May Koksma at dis
trict 80.
Mrs. Walfred Nelson and children
from st. Paul spent the weekend al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Steen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Royle and son
left last week for their home in
Waterloo, Wis, after spending a
short vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelroy
Mrs. Glenn Voss, Shirley and Jimmy
Joe left Monday for their home al
Stibnite, Idaho, after a months stay
at the Kelroy home.
Magnus and Leslie Christianson
were callers at the Charlie Peterson
home Sunday afternoon.
Tom Wolf left Friday for Mime
apolis where he was to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Lennart Johnson, and
attend the state fair.
Gladys Carlson, who is employed
Askov American., 1943-09-09
Sandstone

Mr. Genhart Maxi and family of
Hibbing is visiting a few days with
his mother. He is employed in the
iron mines.
Sgt. Ralph Gandi and wife, the
former Gretchen Berg, are here Wis
iting her mother and friends.
Mrs. George Moll accompanied Mr..
Moll, who is with the Sea Bees, to
Chicago last week where she visited
for a week. Mrs. Walfred Petersen
took care of her children while she
was gone.
Miss Betty Anderson returned from
st. Paul, where she has been working
during the summer school vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hawerth were
business callers at Webster, Wis.,, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aloran Edstrom Of
Duluth visited their parents over the
weekend.
Askov American., 1943-09-09

and 2 and and A. we do the
job to perfection. OF course, that slim
figure must be attained, even if mus
cles suffer as result"
Mrs. Floyd Vettling and children
were Monday afternoon visitors al
the Geo. Mcclellan home.
In last weeks column, an error was
made when it was stated that three
sisters visiting here were enjoying q
reunion. 1t should have been four
sisters, Mrs. Frank Dvorak of ST.
Paul, Mrs. Keith Chase of Fosston
Betty Rolf of Rush City and Mrs
Ed Walker of here.
Last Thursday guests at the August
Hanson home were Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
Larno and Harold Hanson of Cam
bridge and Mrs. H. c. Lindahl and
daughter of Tampa, Fla.
Weekend guests of the John
Swan family were Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Baskin and family.
Mrs. Harley Finn and son, Jerry
spent Friday in Milaca.
Mrs. Chas. Nystrom and Mrs. Ben
Roper of Grasston called on Mrs.
Finn Saturday.
Mrs. Dell Ford and children of
Duluth spent Monday as guests of
Mrs. v. Fore.
Mrs. Geo. Kicker of Minneapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Olson of Hen
Askov American., 1943-09-09

Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Miller, and Joyce
and David Miller, all of Minneapolis,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Musser of
Hinckley.
David Berndt returned Friday from
several days as guest of the Frank
Dvorak family in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Foster and
family of Minneapolis spent the
weekend here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Johnson of
Virginia arrived Friday for few
days visit at the home of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ras-
mussen. Other guests at the Rasmus-
sen home over the weekend were
Miss Nine Johnson, who will teach
at Markville this year, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. K. Buck and family of
Austin.
Mrs. D. w. Stevenson had four of
her grandchildren from Quamba stay
ing with her while their mother, Mrs.
Ostrum, attended the state fair two
days.
Guests Sunday of Mrs. Hattie Van
Malta were her granddaughter, Miss
Fern Lenox, and a friend, Miss Nell
son, both of Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vettling left
last week for Wilmar to visit rela-
tives for a time.
Miss Fyrne Ally and Miss Zelma
Neal left Tuesday for Hammond, Ind,
where both girls will teach school.
Faye Lewellin was taken to the
Lakeside Memorial hospital Monday
evening for an appendicitis opera
ton.
Taken from a paragraph from the
Ethan Allen WAC Boost post paper
in Vermont where P. F. G. Oralea
Rasmussen is stationed is the follow
ing: "Girls are groaning, and P. F. G.
Oralea Rasmussen seems to be do
ing the most Obs and Abs. Private
Rasmussen is in charge of calls
themes for the detachment, and when
she says Bend and stretch and bend
Askov American., 1943-09-09
Brook Park

Private David Hoagland of Ran
dolph Field, Texas, arrived here Sat
urday evening on furlough and will
visit relatives and friends. He was
met in Minneapolis by Mrs. Hoagland
and they are visiting at the Clark
Hoagland home here at this writing.
Deane Fischer expected to leave foI
Alaska Monday where he is to be
employed on the Alaska road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Vettling, Mrs. Magrath
Bob Goodies and Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
Fohrman attended the state fair Sat-
urday.
Sunday dinner guests of the Melvin
Anderson family were Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Ovik and family.
Miss Dorothy Glasow of Pine City
left Wednesday of last week for her
home after spending over week with
relatives, the Fohrman and Peterson
families here.
Graham Bell left for Daldez, Alas
ka, Friday, after visiting his mother
Mrs. L. Chase here for several weeks
He is employed on the Alaskan road
He was accompanied as far as Mime
apolis by his sister, Grace, who will
attend school in Minneapolis this year
while staying at the home of an
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chase were Sun
day dinner guests of the H. Berndt
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Berndt, accompa-
MED by Mrs. D. Rypkema and daugh-
ter, Mae, and Robert White, all Of
Hinckley attended the state fail
Wednesday of last week.
Four tonsil operations were per-
formed Wednesday of last week al
the Kelsey home hospital, the patients
being Donald, Darlene and Russell
Goodies and Chas Baldwin.
Miss Edith Smithson spent Friday
evening at the C.. B. Kelsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shaske returned