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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MCLEAN, VA apts.. / furn.. S55 a mo
other unfurn; S35. a mo-; each have liv-
ing rm,, bedrm. kit, bath, private en-
trance; miles Georgetown. Elmwood 305
RIVERDALE. MD;-Unfurn. 3 rooms, bath
near bus; S42 so, includes heat and no,
water A. H. Seidenspinner, realtor, WA
1910. Riverdale, Md
MODERN APT, . bedrooms, living room
and dinette, space for Victory garden
kensingtln Nd SH 4aI2
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POULTRY g EGGS.

CHICKS, 1000 Rocks Reds Leghorns
Fridays hatch: priced to sell this week
J; B.; Henry. Phone Falls Church 134S.
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
5ames SaE sose Feed Store Inc, 61s K ST. NV,
ROCKS, REDS, Leghorns. w. Rocks, S12
per hundred, each Wed. Annandale Poul-
Try Farm; R. D. ., Box 54s Fairfax. Va.
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within 35
miles of city, S46.2O up; will build to your
specifications; no money down, l year to
pay. Annandale Poultry Farm, GIL. S606.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC,

PUP. shepherd-Collie female. A fine pal.
months: Well marked tan and white:
$40. Falls Church S31-W-3.
COCKER SPANIEL for sale, S35. Call
PONY, for sale, small, very gentle Call
CHiHUAHuA PUPPIES. champion ances-
try; housebroken to paper. 3443 Ben
ming rd. ne.
RABBITS, New Zealand white rabbits. 21a
months old, S1.25 also Flemish giants.
Telephone Falls Church 1852
COLLIES, PERFECT MARKINGS, S25-S35:
CHOWS. S25-S:}5; DACHSHUND, FE, $50;
COOKERS. BUFF, BLONDS, 500 $40;
FOX TERRIERS, $40; CROSSBREEDS, S.,
DOG Hotel. 1244 Genreia Ave TA 42ol
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BOATS.

widths; delivery from o stock. kine Il iYS Fal.
tor, Inc, sos Maine ave. s.w. Elk. 3406
WANTED TO BUY. sailboat; prefer Sunray
or Comet but will consider sailing dinghy.
Alexandria 0270. Il
PRIVATE PARTY will pay very fair price
for lght-duty outboard motor in good
condition. Sligo 1884. 3s
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT.

PROPERTY SERVICE MANAGEMENT
We are in the position to render an efficient
and satisfactory service and rental COL
lection. We have the organization and ex-
perience to give better service Call Mr.
Rosenthal
-9l5 New York Ave NV MA r416 81 .
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED WITHIN 10 DAYS, unfurnished
house, vicinity Mass. ave. NV. ext = or
3 bedroom house, rental approximately
500 per mo. Call Mrs. Smith, WI. 1896
ARMY OFFICER desires for immediate oc-
cupancy, 2-3 bedroom unfurnished house,
Alexandria or Arlington; cony. transp. to
Pentagon; SS5 limit. Phone Gil. 51SS.
WOOD ACRES, MD, or vicinity-3-4 bed
room residence, furnished or unfurnished
refined adult family; occupancy May l.;
long lease: maximum rent, $50. RE. 400,
Ext 1895 AZ
BEFORE MAY 15-unfurnished, " 20
bedrms., Va. or Md: family of 3; lease:
rent. Sl10 max; best refs. Glebe 1890. .
gNFURNISHED HOUSE any time before
June. 18th for family of 3 adults. perma-
nently EMPLOYED in responsible positions;
prefer long lease; will give best references.
MaXinum, $3.50. WI. 1869 after $50 pm.
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent furnished house.
Minimum, 3 bedrooms, . baths, large liv-
ing ana dlnlng room; NV. section. NO.
UNFURN. HOUSE in nearby Va. 5 or
rooms; Permanent residents. Will sign
lease or > years. Up to 500. GIL. 9290.
ARMY MAJOR. no children, desires mod
ern unfurnished house in Arlington or n W.
section. Phone Gebe S216.
WANTED IN SILVER SPRING-Three-bed-
room, completely furnished house, for oc-
cupancy not later than May 31st, by execu-
tive, of national firm, completely reliable,
good local reference: UP to Sl30 per month
lSligo T401 or Ma. 3110
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BUNGALOW HOME

In Brentwood. 41st ave, on two lots
60x300 IT., fenced with $1,000 worth of
Anchor wire fence; shrubs, evergreen trees
garden, lawn: an ideal setting for this
7-room, 2-bath home, with large living
room, fireplace. oil hot-water heat. Priced
to SELL S10,500.
Eggleton Real Estate,
2s13 14th. DU. 5o51. o to h'30 and tn 0.
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$4,000.
SACRIFICE SALE.

Stone-and-brick residence, located in
fine NV. section: step-down living room
with fireplace, modernistic dining room,
oval opening and steel grill ornamental
work, kitchen modernistic Jewel, colored
tile. overhead and underneath cabinets;
y beautiful bedrooms with 2 modernistic
baths: 30-day possession. For appoint
52S1, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

STABLE cow MANURE, S12 ton, for Vic.
tory gardens; immediate delivery. Cal
BooKLET. a'How TO PLANT'-Fre.
pamphlet. containing complete informa.
tion invaluable to the gardener. 1t is sent
each of our four stores which carry :
complete stock of planting materials
Send postal for your copy today
Hechinger Co, 18th and H SITS. ne.
WASHINGTON (2l, D. c, Phone AT. 400
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Hedges, evergreens an6 gorgeous new de.
velopments in roses and Towering shrubs
to glorify and landscape your own lawn OF
back yard economically; for the farm OF
fruit garden. apple, pear, cherry, apricot
peach and plum trees. berry plants, rhu-
Northern nursery-grown stock direct from
grower to you: guaranteed to grow or re-
placed free. Pay on delivery at planting
your stock today. Phone Ii. 1899 or write
Howard Downey. Washington. D. C.
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ApARrs. fuRh. OR uhEuRh.

NICE BASEMENT APT. Of 8 rms, Kitchen
bath; being repodeled and ready for oc-
cupancy in about 2 weeks has a lovely
yard and entrance to r. I. ave. and I
st. Furn. or unfurn. 5S r. ]. ave. NV
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DETACHED RRICK
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Near Chevy Chase Club.
DnnEC C15 nnO

Cost present owner over $4,000 orig
inally, now offered at very fair price to
ing; has spacious living room with fre-
place and rear screened porch, small den.
large dining room. buffers pantry. large
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms (maSter bedroom
l3x23(, = baths. storage attic: automatic
heat, built-in garage; lot, 60xl60, with
man fne trees and small stream; near
details, please call Mr. Jones, GE. 307a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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DUPONT CIRCLE.
Large, well-furnished front room, double
or single. 2110 r st. NV. AID. 1856.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
C-REDPOnM ApApThTTNTT,

Z-bEDROOM APARTMENT
With living room, full dining room, in
closed porch.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
2540 MASS. AVE. NV.
Occupancy BY May 1st, Terms Cash
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NEW BUILDINGS.

transportation UneXcelled.
Streetcar, bus and railroad 47Ol- -O3
Ravenswood rd.; Riverdale. Md, Living
all utilities furnished: rent, S6O.5O pei
month. Resident manager on premises
Union 1885
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1915 MASS. AVE. ,N.W.-A distinctive
nome Tor young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
1927 10th ST. NV, at Dupont Circle
Washington's smarteSt daughters live at
Slaughter S: several vacancies now
1910 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Lovely double
room, with delicious home cooked food.
niso al ,f1 ether VACANCIES; AID. 924S
SINGLE ROOM and board for refined
congenial group; Call after @. RA. 0336
ARL.-15 minutes from downtown Wash.
If you really want the best food money
can buy at boarding house rates sans tips
and waits, call GIL. 32SS
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water telephones; also
triple room: for young ladies or young men;
excellent board elevator a.
VACANCIES for reliable young people,
from $40 to $50. 2Ol3 Hillyer pl, off
Conn. ave. between @ and R. AID 96S3
1919 EYF 81. N.W.-Double rooms for
young men, women or married couples
1918 18th ST. N,E.-Room to share with
another young mhn, twin beds, 2 closets;
PVT, detached home; Southern cooking.
gill 18th ST. N.W.-Singles and doubles.
twin beds; men only or men with wives:
3 meals per day except Sun. eve; $50 to
$40 per mo. North 925S So
UNEMPLOYED serviceman's wife with
school-age daughter to care for home in
exchange for attractive room and excel
COUPLES OR GIRLS. full home privileges:
on car line; unlimited phone: board op-
ghnr
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14th AND HARVARD NV.

Furnished income producing home OF q
rooms and two baths above basement;
apartment OF three rooms and bath in
basement automatic hot-water oil heat;
full-width front porch. two rear porches;
2-car garage. Splendid value at S12,500.
Easily converted into or 8 apartments.
Eggleton Real Estate,
2s13 14th. DU. 5051. 8 to $50 and r to 9.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

MULE, sturdy full of pep, years old:
500. Falls Church S31-W-3
GOOD HORSE, excellent condition; will
work anywhere: priced reasonable. Ap-
ply any time, M. l. Barr, Lannam, Md
miles out Defense hwy. from Bladensburg
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$4,000,

BLOCK EAST OF 10th ST.
Semidet. brick; first floor, four rooms:
rear porches, basement recreation room,
| lavatory oil heat.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN,
DI. 3434 WO. 4153. 3Os
Clev. PIX. and Chevy Chase, D. c.
Several reconditioned. detached and va
cant, with 1st-f. Law, 3 and bedrms
| / and 2 baths. Also semidet. bricks. 3
bedrms., l and . baths: / with bedrm.
and bath 1st a. S11.500 to Sl5,950. Mr..
Ross, FRIENDSHIP REAL ESTATE, WO.
SI1E
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SOD.
Sod Available for Spring.
CUT AND DELIVERED
Tel Warfield 225S. P. O. benson,
General Delivery. Mt. Rainier. 500
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BUY A BUNGALOW,

S495 Cash, Balance Like Rent.
PreSDring showing of new group all-brick
fully insulated detached bungalows on So
#. lots. Large sunlight basement, full
attic, built-in tub, tiled bath, weather.
stripped, screens, 7-ft. refrigerator. many
extras. School across street. Short dis
tance from Kennedy st. shopping center.
Act now. Call till pm
your NEiGHBoR BOUGHT FROM Us"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54O0.
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EX. 1872. Until Q Pm.

A GOOD BUY AT $3.50,
| In nearby Petworth. rooms and bath.
I3 porches, hardwood floors automatic
heat, brick construction, nice lot. To in
spect, call
| COOLEY BROS,
So Investment Bldg DI 14S1
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2-FAMILY-PETWORTH

A really good home and investment:
convenient to stores. schools and transpor-
tation makes this gas-heated home an
outstanding buy on todayS market. Prompt
DO session Call
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PRICED ITO SELI

Shepherd $500. Eveninss, Shepherd 71s1.
2 HOUSES-SHEPHERD PARK,
brick, rms, 2 baths. h.-w. oil heat.
garage; One is located 7542 12th St nw..
other 1103 Fern St NV
McDEVITT, Realtor. RA. 4422.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McDEVrTT.
Continued on Next Page)
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GOLD-DIAMONDS.

WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell Arthur Marke, 91S F. st.
NV. Rm. 301. National 02S4
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD
PIANOS

Highest cash price paid for grand, spinet
small upright models Get our appraisal
before YOU sell. Write or phone
HUGO WORCH,
Az
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PICKS, used, with new handles. ST. .O5;
used shovels, SIPS. Good as new
Hechinger Co., big Stores
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1924 18th ST. NV, Apt. Is,
At Columbia. rd.-Single room, in private
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. 1 Block on Old Georgetown Rd
Near schools. stores and TRANSPORTATION,
this attractive home, in excellent condi-
tio- Is vacant and ready for Immediate
75 feet frontage. has fencing around q
good part of the rear. First foor-Living
room with attractive woodworking fire.
place, dining room, sunny and WE'LL
equipped kitchen, screened-in front porch
and small rear porch. Second fioor-Two
bedrooms, dressing alcove Tor nursery
built-in garage. oil-fired hot-water heat.
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SlO.75O-Chevv Chase = q

| ARRANGED FOR . FAMILIES
An outstanding value; well-Situated
home, close to bus and Lafayette Elemen-
| tary School; lst A., living room with fire.
place large dining room, den, bedroom,
heated sleeping porch kitchen and pantry;
l2nd H.. separate entrance. 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath cellar under entire house hot
water heat with electric blower: bult-in
garage. 1nspection by appointment
THIS EVENING. CALL MR.. CONDTT,
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American University Park

American University Park.
Brick, q rms, . baths, maids room.
auto; gas heat, refrg., elec. stove, screened
porch. Miller-built.
Unusual, Large, Walled Garden
with outdoor fireplace and barbecue and
terrace. Sale by owner. OR. 0777.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Artistic white brick home built by prom
inent builder; about 5 years old; . rooms,
ga baths, gas a.-c. heat, open fireplace,
slate roof, copper cutters, attached garage;
beautifully Handicapped corner lot; located
west Of Conn. ave. and has beautiful
outlook.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
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BY APRIL 20, IN ARLINGTON, 2 BED
room unfurn. apt desired in 2-family
house, PREFERABLY 2nd floor Best REF
ERENCES. GE. 1914. 3Os
TWO-ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. with
kitchen for colored, NV section preferred
Taylnr 35hQ
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VACANl
$40 o50

This 3-year-old detached brick with
rooms bath, extra Law, on 1st floor. is
Wilson lane and Bradley blvd. within i
block of school. $1,000 cash and reason
able, monthly payment. Call ME. ll43
until 9 pm.
J. wESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOB
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BRIGHTWOOD,

Modern semidetached brick, rooms 2
baths, recreation room, oil heat. nice rear
yard; convenient to Ga ave. shopping GEN.
ter. Price. S12,450; early possession.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
q D
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32U9 D ST; Sc, APT g.
rms, dinette. kit and bath: S51 30:
small screened porch refrigerator and
heat furnished
j. DALLAS GRADY g. SON,
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Near 14th and Decatur SITS,

3 baths. INV heat, electric Yefriserator;;
rock wool insulation under slate roof;
garage, nice lot with garden: house in
good condition. Price, Sl3,750
REALTY ASSOCIATES. NC.
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S6,75O-vacant: $3.50 cash. S55 per month.
Six rooms, bath, hot-water heat.
6,950-Corner house, six rooms, bath,
large, bright basement.
S7,500-Vacant; ZOO cash, $50 per
month; h.-w.h h., built-in garage.
S9,000-Near Lincoln Park: eight rooms
baths, h.-wh.. built-in garage.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN.
DI. 3434. WO 4l5a 2ns
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Goodyear Establishes
Postwar Program
For Returning Vets

rhe Arizona division of Goodyear
Aircraft Corporation, prompted by
tie problems besetting discharged
service men and women, has es-
tablished special policy within
its personnel department to han
die worker applicants who have
laid aside their uniforms, and to
counsel and aid them if they are
employed
Ray Hudson, general superin-
tendent of the aircraft plant, To-
Gated at Litchfield Park, Arizona,
announced the new project as one
breaking ground in the field of
"ehabilitating veterans of World
War Ian attempt on the part of
this Goodyear plant to do its ut
most in helping our fighting men
and women get back into civilian
life"
The Goodyear plan takes into
account the returning veteran as
an individual. Is he physically and
mentally suited for the job avail
able to him? Has his service
training been such as to warrant
his employment at something bet
ter than an industrial trainee's
wage? What does he need, in his
private life. to help him during
tie transition?
'We intend to make an active
effort to reach and interest dis
charged and retired veterans, put
them in jobs they can do, follow
up their problems with them and
give them special training, either
at the plant or through the voca-
tional educational system" said
Hudson. "They Lave served their
country well, and, / know, want to
go on serving it. We want to help
make that possible, and help them,
as far as we are able to do So"
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Joseph Kerrick, So,
Longtime Peace
Officer, Dies Recently

Joseph Butler Kerrick, 50, guard
at the state prison at Florence,
died April Is in Florence. Funeral
services were held April II with
the Rev. S. B. Hannah officiating.
Burial was in Florence cemetery.
A peace officer in the Southwest
for the past 80 years, Kerrick
served at Superior and Ray and
many years ago was cEief of police
at Oxnard. California. He was a
former Arizona ranger and deputy
sheriff of Pinal and ella counties
as well as city marshal of Flor
ence.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Lucille Kerrick, Oxnard; two
sons. 1t. James and Pfc. Joseph
Jr.: his mother. Mrs. Joseph Ker
rick of Prescott and a brother, Ber
of Mesa.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28
Pest Control
Continued from Page |

Continued from Page II
treatment must be repeated within
five to seven days These same
plants may be attacked by thrips
which may be treated in the same
manner as TIE plant lice.
Ants are another pest that can
cause much trouble if they are not
controlled. The large red or black
ant can be killed by the persistent
use of cyanide. Allow the fine
granules to run down the hole until
it is full and then cover the open
ng with moist soil, forcing the
poison gas down into the hole.
We have in he office printed
copies of instructions on how TO
control most common garden in
sects which anyone may have for
the asking.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

vanced flying school. They were
shown all manner of training aids,
the skeet range and bore sight
range. They were given a demon
stration of the Link trainer and
permitted to manually operate
training devices which teach young
flving officers how to lit the en-
emy with enough lead to sink bat
tleships of a few generations ago.
*s
HIGH FONT OF
the tour came at the bore sight
range where a P-38 which once did
a ground loop ends its days help
ing acquaint student pilots with
the method of lining up it's battery
of 5-calibre machine guns and a
20 nm cannon by bore sighting.
After a brief lecture the young
sters were each permitted to fire
a short burst and later were taken
TO the target to view the destruc-
iveness and fire power of P-3S.
WISE IN ITS
public relations program army air
forces officers under the direction
of General Arnold grant every
courtesy to accredited, visiting
Youngsters that they may learn of
and acquaint themselves with the
opportunity offered by service in
he AZ IN OF our country's mill
tary might.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

FOR HAIL INSURANCE on your
crops. automobiles-Fire insur-
ance on your home-See e. M.
Shafer at Arizona Land and In
vestment Company. a28,1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

. Mrs. w. w. Buddy Bonner ar
rived Tuesday from San Diego
California, to spend a week with
her mother. the Reverend Lima
O'Donnell and family.
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. Work was completed Saturday
on a new bedroom which has been
added by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Not
tingham to their home on Byrd
avenue.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

FOR SALE-Scrap lumber, short
lengths and mill blocks. Same
suitable for baler blocks. other
for kindling wood. J. F. Mott,
357 Byrd Ave. a28,1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

1897 FORD SEDAN FOR SALE
Five good tries. With radio,
sport light and heater. See
Homer Nottingham. Hess Ave
nue.. a28, 8,1tp
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LARGE BUILDING FOR RENT
East Foxworth, Galbraith Lumber
company. Suitable for blacksmith
shop or garage. N. w. Moxley,
Moxley Auto Court, Coolidge
Avenue. a28, ,1tp
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THIS WEEK WE

THIS WEEK WE
were privileged to watch seven
boys and three girls of Coolidge
high school pre-flight class on a
tour of Williams Field under the
tutelage of Lieutenant Sam Maxcy,
public relations officer. The air
forces KNOW that, militarily,
youth is the kope of the nation.
These youngsters were shown ev-
cry phase of life at a huge, adj
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

FOR SALE-One Westerner radio
phonograph, practically new.
Spartan 10-tube cabinet style ra-
dio reasonable. Two-wheel trail
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SIGN PAINTING WANTED-Qual-
ity work at reasonable rates. Bob
Weinhold. Call 222 or write box
1117. R28,1tp
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good
saddle horse. Eight years old.
$50. E. B. MClery. Phone
1871 a28,2tp
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FOR SALE-First cutting hay, $24
ton; team horses and harness;
also one horsedrawn mower.
Daisy Dairy. Phone 284. 1tc
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The GA1o4I
Note Book
THERE MAY BE

some folks sufficiently fossilized
mentally who persist in ignoring
youth but we want to report there
are mighty few in the armed
forces of the United States. Ger
tainly there is none in the army
air forces.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

FOR SALE-One late model fac
tory built trailer house. Can be
seen at 240 North Sixth St.,
Coolidge. a2S,1tp
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FOR .SALE-Small upright piano.
Mahogany, good condition. Phone
1912. a28, ,1tp
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$50 PURE BRED RHODE ISLAND
RED HENS for sale. Two years
old, blood tested. 80 cents per
pound and rooster to go with
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-04-28

tOR SALE-MAC RAE RANCH
direct from heirs. 232 acres in
cultivation, three houses, so b. p.
motor, throws $500 gallons wa
ter per minute year round.
Beautiful home site, old trees.
Owners seven-room house beauti-
fully furnished, including an
tiques. Three miles west of
Coolidge $123 an acre Kath-
crime Hupfel, Administrative
Coolidge.
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WHEEL CHAIR WANTED-Write
Box 663 or phone 16. t21-2tp
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+ OR PLOW.NG, CLEARING and
other work of this kind, contact
me at Hotel Coolidge. Have
heavy equipment. Adam ].
Eulberg. 8,1tp
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FOR SALE-Ford VS., 60 horse
power, 1887 model. Cheap. Pagty
leaving. See Dr. Sherwood, Will
son Ave. Phone 269J2. AIS, ,1tc
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FOR SALE - Rabbit fryers and
Roosevelt. a2S,1t
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THREE LOTS, under fence, two
houses for sale Shade and grass.
See or write Mrs. J. w. Ellis
or Mrs. C. r. Bates, first stand,
Lindbergh, Coolidge. a21-2tp
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them. See S. P. Murphy, Valley
Farms. a28,1tc
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er. Mrs. Donald Gay, House 18,
Valley Farms. a2S,1tp
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Woman for light house
work and laundry. 333 Wilson
Ave. Phone 1913. a28-3tc
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FOR SALE-Apiary of bees. all
equipment. t. j. Rowe, box 1S2,
Coolidge. a21-2tp
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ANYONE WANT NC good home
for police puppy write Box 353
Florence, AriZ. a21-2l.
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FIVE E-YEAR-OLD SADDLE MARI
for sale. Also saddle and bride
Lee Ritchey. Phone 276. a212tp
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REAL ESTATE LOANS-5% Long
Term Loans on improved Farm
Property. S. c. /. d. or Pump
Water. See c. NJ. Betterton, 791
Center ST.. Casa Grande, Tel.
336-J3. 12mar3tp tic
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-11
STRANGE HEARD
BY ROTARY CLUB

Advantages and disadvantages OF
the various types of insurance poll
cies were brought out in speech
made by Rober Strange, to the
Rotary club at It's regular weekly
meeting at pm. yesterday In the
Friendly banquet hall.
Strange placed special emphasis
on the value of extended coverage
and comprehensive coverage poll
cies.
Jimmy Burns. and Max Goodwin,
selected on the basis their activi-
ties at the high school, were in
Quoted as Junior Rotarians for the
month of October. They were in
troduced by Gardner Greer.
Gus Grist, president, announced
that next weeks regular meeting
would be suspended and Gardner
Greer would be host to the club
at a fish-fry at Blue Top Lodge
at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the club will precede the
Gsh-fry.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-11
Nichols Reappointed
League Board Membe,

City Manager A. C. Nichols
has been reelected as direc-
tor of the third district of the
League of Municipalities, ac-
cording to word received yes
terday from Mrs. Davetta
Steed, acting executive secre-
tary Of the league.
The information was contain
ed in a letter from Mrs. Steed
to Mr.. Nichols, under date OF
October 9.
Headquarters of the, organi-
zation, which held its annual
convention in Winston-Salem
last week, are in Raleigh.