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POULTRY & EGGS.

SAMEsWAK; lS'Ig auto else starting bsttf1y
SE% Hhh REps sg0 aha asGs
Barred Ea Rock pullets, months old, laying;
BABY CHICKs-Pullorum Tested. Rocks.
Reds, S6.95 per 100: assorted special
100, We ship COP. London Poultry. Box
ELhCTRIC BKooDER, 200 capacity. HI
10000 BABY CHICKS every morning.
100 $. e VIII. Br. LeghoIns. Or, A. male.
feS 100 + fs4s HS%1 hf Esa' zs5ss az 'SsS %!ts
Is sGt 4sFHi HAMssh1RE Hssf RED a-mo -old laying
Jesslp' Nd, left Of "bixe Pis," aH which Us is
9 mi; beyond Laurel on Wash. BALTIC. blvd.
approved pullorum- controlled class breed
ers. We are booking a limited number of
y s.-certified English. White Leghorn
Wednesdays; Capitol chickery. 1ioa Bla-
fsasRaH6 sAkREb Rock sa e puLLEfs II ass9 mo- beaut
shsS STR TaMpsHiFfy M9Hssy nfB II SH;rks order
xshson asss ana 81 olfSSs'7e' ss57. Nd pn0ne
started chicks. We have them. We handle
only top quality. high. production stock
period of white diarrhea, if you will let
us. Reds, Rocks. Wyandottes Hamburgs,
Hampshires, Orphingtons, Minorcas and
Leghorns. Straight. run. 3 to 5 day old
treatment. AS low as l5c to 20c each
l wk. old chicks, 25c ca: = wks. old
chicks; soc ca; ,wks: old chicks. 35c ea.:
special 4 weeks old 'broilers in month
cockerels, 35c each; to ) wkS old pullets
SOC: then up 10c additional each wk
against pullerum ST per bottle on the
premises. Phone Rockville 15S-W Judge
Henry Jackson Hunt, Poets Lodge Darnes-
town rd, Rockville Md
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

an AINDIRoNs, fire tools, screens and all Are
BromWeI, 723 18th st. NV. NE. 1I34.
CORDWOOD, any length; seasoned. guar
anteed to, burn: 500 oak: delivered any
where; full cord, $50. EN- 1865.
Ss CORD, oak. some sweet gum; racked
Campbell, Glendale, Md, Bowie 1856.
FIREPLACE, furnace and stove wood. cut
any length and delivered. SIS per cord.
Ph1ne Hnm rIRES, Eslls Church r lnooS so0S-Js1 Js51o
stove, wood, $3.50: full or half cords.
David l. Kerr. 5400 st. Barnabas I'd. sc.
SELECT FIREPLACE WOOD. mostly hard
wood; $4,000 cord, S11 90 "a cord Prom pt
delivery. Please order by mail. R. II.
Fat Pase; fp1 sraandyTine' a1F TGy No Route I3.
Voc W1od, p; Sis 8, coEd deliyered. Elmwood 371
length lcnssh $50 cord. Heavy slab wood. s35
livery. OR. s793, or WO. 275S.
CORD WOOD, oak and hickory, $50: sea-
soned pine, SIS; kindling. soc bu. deliver
proved cord $3.50: kndling; prompt
service: no storage. Warfield 1893.
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-Northws.,.

BRIGHTWOOD-Laree room, twin beds,
syllable nbaae si51S; laundry privileges; uni
17oe N. Il. AVE. N.w.-sinsle. double and
IBis aRs Mh6,snN alSS share With others AD Ssas
6owNTowN, 30 ii 1919 x st. NV, walk dist
Largs lr;vs,aaI irsts9or ROOM Govt girls kit.
ss6 Pssa SoLSMsiA Ssh e. Rb SisS s%M.n aouOis
wk.,. sgle. rms; thermostat-controlled gas
hes; 1n dSSn sD car mai. ne 6 e ss
CHEVY CHASE. near Conn ave and . bus
lines south and east exposures; for en-
nPfER 18th t sT.wcomfortabiy eD BY fuPn. Ssn' room
FRosf 66SssRR Rooa piSai: BATH
some privacy and auietness. GE. ao5o.
Closet. near SHOW shower BAT bath eonV. 0t transp; als;
I9!p 9oa I2sfRs ssfRi r. EA tso2 single
BIZ sis I'd nv AD: Ssss, ,, .,..,. 's 49, u ss,.
eIHSs %sS ffEsse a douS. Ss.'s ioem semi
prefsr pTfse sps elth EN- ssar 5sss sgssnsD un Dhone
ise. Single rm., semipvt: shower. 0si chiilum Hsn
coLd%s dS9Ei kb dbsneWsn SE
room for 2; twin beds, next to bath and
sESs sh2Esr saSsHHSM aSssfns fRR Horc c9 $ Calvert
ssh tSf ssD Sfaa faEk t'7s Rp sw x Fslfer
sHiSs Eth fFs T1em Ho ssas
tya esSs or @n eoape Dh0Rs VS. SS
room, twin beds, private porch, semi
s5Sss? ssis siGaaEy S3'ssss osss uni
single room: gentlemen 0 or employed n couple aIe
PEstsrfsd p7ss E cs AVE. on N%arse WI attractive
share. room for young lady, extra heat,
dEfssns Wfs AVE- room Cih EYnnns xater do,.
room; bus and car transp.; private home;
DOWNTOWN. 1928 14th st. n.w-Apt
1; lsai / 81 81: NV. wv dowptown-Iarss. warm,
Se coSN furn He. double T ss2
professional man; huge bed-livinE room,
S2Safx sHSs!f H1 F1Rs asoc 4wlSsEp AlR aas ROOM viii,
priyileses: COW. transp. '0T1 ia. As $3.50. oun'''
dsmSis lS1S AND AND ras2, ds2o ST. NWLsrse
well-heated single and twin bedroom, Sie-
2135 ST. NW.-Larze front studio
room. 8 French windows. double or tririe.
s. each; DI; 2l35. -
Accommodations for 4 girls; $50 each: en-
ployed adults only. 13'
5S16 9Th ST. N.W-Larae room, nicely
furn., 2 exposures, private bath; 1 or Q
DUPONT CIRCLE-Sunny south room, twin
ssSls sss nisS 1s5n eonn ass' BATH
2511 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
twin beds; good transp.: unlimited phone.
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds; private home.
Wis at seth: suitable for Q girls. Wo.
ffeosHsIiNER foHIiNER APIS, 18th and You NJ
Double room, twin beds; 2 girls pfd. $50
mo. each. NO. 1920, Apt. 12l. 13s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TWIN BED AND Mattress, 2s. bed and
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. standard, per-
feet S,cnditon rsplace ua, grats end tables
FYff%RffR RSYFftifSs Fffis EErAfsfse sh fsfs all makes
S prse anf espe OTs %
EIcE f MACHINES Ma So; 81 Bond Bldg 18th at
sxf rs sss few Geso rseonssoned s por
tables for Vale at oPA prices with your
t5sde.in tt enIy we rent; repair buy al
peri cond.; standard keyboard; $50. 249
II w wooSstoef ooS ess type good
condition; C black canvas leathheer.trimmed bert
YRaPfff 0af standard ss
board. No. S; perfect cond: $40. cH. 71ss.
TYPEWRITEK Rental Service. s71e 18th
NOS 81 ss$ ss mo ds ss5 ssd 81 rG a.I
IfNtr0RMg Ifat rs09RRaM;sion; ctSit SO Il 29Is .o
o. good sssa oosdsa Rss!' fsI s's5sa
VACUUM "a e. NJ c1EANER, 1va gGGver. in good
YRNHrfxS shsRe; f sIINDs' sa To ?sa KS it, 1s. a.as
XIBRAfHoNE, Leedy. ia u octsves. ; Frank
v1cTTRoLA. Vi electric portable, practically te
HeT WfT1$a, $5 ordway IS s1ai, <. ,ro. ~,
SPRINGS S. bGd cases ss ss ?n table Ssa amo ano
VicTRoLA, assorted v books. N cider ropge press,
building also transmission and and rear-end ear
assembly with, spring, could be used for
lFaff r sa1s Gaf ave for sss ior cash
Collier, SIS 22nd NV, Apt. l, between 10
Sssfs At ssos d Lessas essEss ts1s Ssuds5 s sg ss
aIs 0ISs Mss McAIpine. Alpine A''''s"A 4'0' .A''
saeses saS go oaf After "G 10 '0s s nss sundss sass
Washing MA MAcH1NEs" II" tEasy,. has rrmp.
Will H rads f or ans mm isns or
WAsHfSS MAcH1Nf,A SA spinner 1n; 9is1 type; sloo
WAsHING MACHINE. excellent condition.
S5s Cal asteT pm Hillside ossl-M
WATER HEATERsMAutomatic eo-gallon
Ardmore and 30-eallon ambassador. FIR.
WHEELBARRows, $3.50: used, good con-
HHEeen l1F eenrsctos o or 59ms owner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6 in.-36 in; stock
and die sets vises, cutters. etc. Atlantic
YOUTHS BED, maple, complete. storkline.
o406 18th st. NV, Apt >. HO. 5272.
ALL KINDS of contractors equipment.
such as lumber. sheds, concrete Jacks,
etc: lust outside Washington. Box 391 Y.
Star l3s
3-PIECE spring constructed cut cotton
velour living room suite. exposed frame,
good condition. No dealers. 20l4 N.
Capitol ST. Dupont Sl30.
BEDS, ROLLAWAY. with layer felt mat
tresses: HOLLYWOOD BEDS and BRAND
NEW SPRINGS; drastically cut prices; i'm
mediate delivery. ATLAS, 921 G st. NV.
DI. 3737
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Virqinio.

WELL-FURN.. comfortable room, twin beds.
suitable 2 girls: good transp. 1901 S. 9th
St. Arlington, Va
1901 N. VERNON ST, Arlington Va.-Nics
room in private home; conv. transp. CHI.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, double, twin beds:
to Pentagon and Navy Annex:
unlimited phone; one or two gentlemen
preferred. ia. 1881. lilo 10th st. So.
SILvEH SPRING, 1914 Grace Church I'd
Second floor: double or single; semiprivate
bath: large closet; private family. Gail
Sunday or evenings. Sligo 1900.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PEKINGESE PUPPIES, pedigreed, reg. A.
GhsHf Hd Renw0pth IL 9sl7
due to illness in family oL. 5411.
BELGIUM SHEPHERD, male. ! year. old;
cANARiEs-choSce females for breeding.
IRISH SETTER, female, papers. $40; also
RABBITS, white and colored, young stock,
81, S1;50 and 81; also breeders; large sup
Sill sHEpHERD Ta SSad coLkiE I'll se fups. chuds pal
9 males s!sa BEAUTIES, mos.' $40 each. Falls
PEKINGESE. pups, show winners, aristo-
drsn:. M; 1904, Falls ch. sS1-W,3.
/ male. 5 females; reasonable; owner go, 60.
ing in service. 1923 Sherman ave. NV.
B6sFoN B6sne No rEsRTER EsgS PUPPIES, females. II
weeks. registered, for sale. Columbia s7es.
ssGLisa Eng isfn B! hD mole puppies. real
fGsTnHS FTanen st. ne No 0GSs 1884, lines eSs
CANARIES, guaranteed singers females;
assorted oce eolors Ts, for mating Clara Ma
GHNxE faso SON St. AND M hens for breed
males. Letner i5io Ridge pl,, Anacostia.
sCoTTIE PUPS, wks; ped; champs.
line; reg. A. K. c.: 3 males, $50 ea; l
female, .S35;, Healthy, friendly pets. Ii.
3623 after g.
GREAT DANE PUP, mos. old pedigreed,
female. Spruce 0772-J. 174S 1st St,
Apt. Suitland Manor.
old. Can Rockville 11-W-2 for informa-
BEAUTIFUL German Police puppies, IS
ana ,r.d Sc RUGS and other articles. Call
D0BEKMAN PINscHER PUPPIES, aH
mos. old, BY sire champion. For informa-
ton. call Ia 249p,
FOE SALE-Persian cat, Chinchilla, 1 w.
old; pedigree. Lincoln 6067.
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WONDERGRO

Nothing better Your neiehbor says SC
and so will YOU when you have tried a ton
Of this super richly fertilized and finely
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 looking
for, SIS ton, delivered. FERTIL MOSS:
shredded ard fertiliZed, splendid for mulch :
ing and feeding all types of shrubbery and
grass. 20 bushels delivered. $40. Lawns
seeded, repaired or retuvenated. Beautiful
specimen evergreens, Towering shrubs fruit
and shade trees, myrtle and English ivy,
the, best. ground cover. fine for shady
spots and banks: REQUIRES no care. Color
full hagstone walks, terraces, rock gar
dens, lily. ponds. outdoor fireplace, drain
age. mulching. spraying, pruning and
transplanting. Free estimate. Lincoln
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSES, work and riding, one spotted. one
pony, small steer; one belted boar. l year
two 2horse and one I-horse farm wagons,
buggies, carts, harness, collars, work and
driving; English. Western. Mexican, Army
bells; OK yoke, farm bell. iron and copper
pots, garden plowS and hoes, farm imple-
FaRM HaeR,, e, anns al s KINDS Falls Church s65:W2
University lane. College Park. Nd. WA.
AMERICAS leading livestock journal Send
Breeders Gazette, Box PP, Spencer S,S d - !.
HUNTER, lady's thoroushbred. years,
copnformation; con- guaranteed as represented
FRESH cow for sale with or without calf
Harold F Moore. 1901 Wheeler I'd. Sc :
! BUGGY. ! sleigh, L set Of buggy harness;
crossroads: va. near Alexandrls isntH;a q 0a"e' 5
oId Mrs. E e Berser' lsrS; Emerson ni's s. and nd
Edmonston I'd, Hyattsvilie. Md. WA. $685..
MULE. years old; works double or single.
aIso sas, saddle broken. Call Monday. AID.
Two HORSES. 1900 pounds each, work
sinE.e stniish OF double; &c, riding horses sound
Dwering; runs in oil; 2-horse riding culti-
nsnor vator hay, rake spring tooth harrow,
steel tires, good condition: saddles.
brides. single and double work and driving
harness. harness clipping machine, churn. viii
take pony or livestock in exchange C.
N. Hirst, 265 w. Broad St, Falls Church,
Va. Falls Church 20O9
WORK AND SADDLE HORSE and ponies,
brldles and saddles. Rear 2212 G St NV
. BELTED HAMPSHIRE SHOATS. weight
p to 100 lbs, and l bull: very reas EX
PIGS FOR SALE. wks. old, s5. Call
SH. $500 in the morning
PONY, stallion. brown and white sos.
G. D.. ThraN, Guilford rd.. Jessup. Md
yyh hiHh &c ,,,E
Laurel on Wash. Baltimore blvd
GOOD MULES, 4 pretty ponies. all
sizes some matched teams. some roans
grays, blacks, bays, some odd horses. 6
riding horses. some cheap ones; saddles
brides. harness, new and used; pony
horse. 736 18th st. Sc.
SHE TLAND PONY for sale, years old
Very gentle with children S125. a29
G n o
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Hedges, everereens and gorgeous new de-
yelopments in roses and Towering shrubs
to glorify and landscape your own lawn or
back yard economically: for the farm or
peach and plum trees, berry plants, rhu-
barb. grape vines and asparagus; hardy
Northern nursery-grown stock direct from
grower to you, guaranteed to grow or re-
placed free; pay on delivery at planting
time: supply short, protect yourself, reserve
your stock today. Phone IL 1899 or write
Howard DoNney. WASHINGTON d C
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SELECTED I,ISTINCS
FARM 3 GARDEN.

SPECIAL OFFER of living eyergreens
st our four complete garden shops. See our
Hechinger Co.. big stores.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting.
vated. tree work. % fiasstone aS waIfs' S II en c.
Walker, ~ Sudbury rd., Silver Spring, Md.
sH s1Iy 3y2S Yn1,R COW m.N,RE now Will. ~.
have time to deliver direct from l00-cov
dairy farm. Apply 1t to your land now sc
it will benefit soil the most. $3.50 per
L. R. Sabine, Gaithersburg, Nd. Phone
Gaithersburg 93-W.
MANURE, rotted. mixed. SO so for 90
Victory garden Phone WA. 1893.
PHOSPHATE TREATED pure chicken ma
nure. ideal for lawns and gardens: orders
taken now for March delivery ST so per
100 pounds Winmar Hatchery. Coles
Vile. Md. Phone Ashton 1857 and SH
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GLOVER PARK, 243O Seth st. n.w.-s!n-
gle room with inclosed porch, semiprivate
bath, uni. phone. EN-. 9057.
z ROOMS for rent, single or double; good
transp.; Protestant men or women. Call
HO. 8409 after 8.
1882 COLUMBIA RD, Apt 24-Double
CO. 1880
1920 5th ST. N.w.-Large room. suitable
for couple. in private home; kit. privils.
I7i9 COLUMBIA RD. NV. Apt. 2-Attr.
warm rm. lge. closet next bath Mt.
Pl. car; 2 girls, S5 wk ca. DU. 5g27
613 ROXBORO PL. N.W.-Double rm, End
o., windows; excellent trans; adequate
heat. ia. 1919.
GEORGETOWN, 1907 31st. overlooking
beautiful Tudor Pl.-Master bedrm. q
clothes closets, light cooking privileges.
GLOVER PARK-Single or double room.
S25 and S35 month; breakfast privileges;
gas heat: nr. transp. EN- 2497
1903 PARK RID. N.W.-Front room, double
good beds; reasonable rent; conv. to transp.
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FRUIT TREES,

Grapevines. berry bushes and garden
roots. evergreens. shade trees and hower-
ing shrubs. Visit our nursery at Tyson's
Corner on Rt to Leesbure These may
be planted now. Open all day Sunday.
Washington's largest grower Of food plants
MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls Church 1917.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcens.).

PUPPIES. German Shepherd, thoroush6red
syer espssl spslns 90 o5ls ia ss5 to .'r sun
'nsesss secn. 'i2 e. ''Rss sSs
Wish Rr'PiA qfakiEa a1i $; .ss;.disrssa female.
Boyan Po1shs ordSay hSaseSrSsfn Sssi children pet
3 6rsd white . US. old; can sH; os75.
snssr! sSsdr snd mossIs ass @ ose s p%'se
CANARIEs, good Singing males and fe-
Randolph pi. NV. risht Oh North capi.
IRISH SETTER at stud; dual resistrs-
WANTED. female parakeets, at least
RfTTEN siasfE vi WANfEb-No NiSEEf more than month
old: for excellent home. no children. Call
scorfiE seSS ffisf rdrry. female, months. p.di.
e1ffs BAY ih aEfsiEvEn sas female
home: Phone No. 1865. W ''0N
sIAMEsE sdA 1asE X KITTEN wanted. Phone Jack
scoTfIE PUPPY. champion stock, regis
tered a 4. C.; lovely coal-black puppy.
POLiCE PUPPfEs Tor for sale sale; males, Sio:
fswales; TnW M s., Gan vi. s1SS
tO1 fOA lEhklkh PUFflES, male and
female aG: priced reasonably; ,225o4 43Td pl
or msls M 71S1 and female sr 0
weeks old. dark brindle with good mark
ings; reasonable. l Sherman circle NV
ENGLisH BULLDOG PUP. 10 months old
fsmals Tes G BY sch Talstene
BEAGLES. show and field winners, A. K. c
rMesiste5ed; reg pups and matured stock. Brad.
COOKERS, S25-S35-S5O.
Scottie, black fem, householder S35
Irish Terrier, male, housebroken
Collie, 2 fem. 3 mos. - SS
Afghan hounds. cream S5O-ST5
Chow, red, fem, gentle S35
Dog Hotel. 1874 GEORGIA Ave. IA. 1921
oUADINE YOUR DOG against dry skin
caused BY heated apartments. Doggy odor
dandruh scales and falling hair. rinsworm
and canker ear: groom for dog show sheen
II H WoRKS Ks Or Money rREFuNDED.
w.s,,. sscHM!Ds; INC.
Me 1i13. A' 71S s'fssi 18th st St. 1a9p. N.W
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY
FOR PET ANIMALS.
MOST beautiful animal cemetery In ths
East nationnly known; visitors always
BOXERS,
Beautiful. 4 months old A. X C. reg,
ehampion CHAMP n06l sired pups. MA. 7043. Alex
LOVEBIRDS,
All colors. Cockateels. Large breeding
cages With boxes. 1421 Crittenden st. n W
oE. ooS.l.
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BOATS.

BOATS.
PACKARD MOTOR, super straight 8, fully
pletely rebuilt. 412 llth st. sw.
BOAT HOUSES for. rent at South River
Park. Md: 25 miles from Washington.
Hyattsyille. Md. I'M 1875.
EvINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
thompson boats new and used: service
and parts; used parts: factory representa-
tives. 1877 11th Sc.
WANTED-Outboard motors. REGARDLESS Of
SIZE OF condition: cash for same. 737
TRUNK CABIN CRUISER, a5 IT,, fully
equipped. DU. 5O69 or Ii 1909.
SELECTED LISTINGS.
1887 35-ft. Wheeler Cruiser.
l940 Soft. Richardson Cruiser.
1912 soft. Owens Cruiser
1910 30-ft. Owens Cruiser
1871 34-ft. Matthews Cruiser
1912 45-ft. Christ-Craft Cruiser.
1928 45-ft. Dawn Cruiser
1898 45-ft. Custom built Cruiser.
1897 46-ft. Matthews Cruiser
1893 46-ft. A. c. F. Cruiser.
200 boats available for immediate or
sprlng delivery.
100 sailing craft. from 80 IT. to 100 IT.
Any type rig desirable
BROKERAGE DIVISION
OFTEN, LISKEY & RHODES,
NAVAL ARCHITECTS
Sales-Surveyors-Appr Appraisals-Insurance
S04 18th St. NV. Phone RE l4s4.
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COLLECTORS PIECES
Pair of early antique French figures
Call Adams 6707. l3s

COLLECTORS PIECES.
Call Adams 6707. 13'
FURNITURE, RADIOS CHINA.
Console radios, chest desk, large book
case, wooden rocker, dropleaf dinette
table. maple; 40 roseminton plates includ-
Ing dinner, breakfast, salad, bread and
butter, Chinese brass trays, pair of whale
oil lamps, chow table. HARRY p. JONES'
Security Storage 1140 18th st. NV.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
I,adv's, emerald cut. platinum,
AZ cts. $1,000
Ladr's, emerald cut, plat, blue white,
;ii2 cts. 1000
312 cts. 1000
Mans, yellow gold, diamond 2ia cts 275
Lady's diamond, yellow gold, ia cts 375
Lady'S Tiffany diamond, y. g., . cts. $50
Mans diamond, yellow gold, "a cts. 2s5
Mans diamond, yellow gold, = cts. 300
Mans diamond, yellow gold. IA cts 200
Ladys diamond, yellow gold, l CT. $50
Mans diamond, yellow gold, "a Ct 1875
Lady's diamond, yellow gold So Ct 100
Money-back guarantee. Free appraising
LIVINGSTON & CO. 1923 H st. NV
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DOWNTOWN,
IO0B 18th st. NV, across from Statler
Hotel-Attr. furn. rooms for young ladies.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS.
1,adv's. emerald cut, platinum,
REFRIGERATOR
TO SETTI,E ESTATE

SERVICE.
Any make. Calls taken promptly Guar
anteed work. Park Refrigeration Co.
2146 P st. NV. DU. $500
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PIANOS.
Highest cash price paid for grand. spinet,
small uprisht models. Get our appraisal
before you sell Write or phone.
HUGO WORCH.
1110 q NV MA lk0o
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ON ST. NV. Apt. 3-Large
Dor, twin beds, . girls. Sl7. 50
n privileges. NO. 1850 Sun.
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We Buy, Sell or Exchange
Used fhotographic Eauipment,
KODAKs CINE-kO6AK6. KOOASCOPEs
And Accessories.
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc,
607 14th eT. NV.
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f01 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-In detached
nome, nicely furn. front room, southern
exposure; conv; bus and 14th ST. car;
unlim n phone. RA. Sis
or ;; porch adiotnine imLafse Gs, room vIor for
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ffIEIWORTH-15 min. exp bus; 1st-h
gentleman; GENTLE home; with break
TsSI DoIyBSf5H9 S59 m no I'd Rox I o3.B Star.
six empl on aduIts Z, mi,Accommodation com for
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
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Bacon Library
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is generally run by soldier assist.
ants under the administration OF
an officer in the Special Service
Division of the Army"
Overseas library service is some
what different from library service
in the continental United States
There are fewer fixed libraries over
seas and more widespread diStribu-
ton of reading materials to small
organizations, in day rooms, hoSpi-
tails, outposts, battle zones, search
light and anti-aircraft battery po-
Sitions, etc. mo civilian librarians
are authorized for overseas duty eX-
cept in the established departments
lie. Hawaii, Antilles and Panama.
In order to save weight and space
for overseas shipments, the reading
material sent to troops in theaters
of combat has been limited primar-
| lily to books and magazines. The
publishers of various magazines
with the cooperation of the War
Department, have designed small
| lightweight editions of magazines
These overseas editions are manu-
featured on thin paper, do not car
ry advertisements, and in some cases
are in smaller type. This results
in the saving of tons of paper
weight and thousands of cubic feet
of space. TIME, NEWSWEEK and
READERS DIGEST are especially
popular in the overseas edition.
To save additional weight and
space it has also become necessary
to send large proportion of books
in small, paper-bound formal. One
of the most outstanding publishing
projects of 1913 was the ARMED
Services Editions" pocket-size, pa
per-bound reprints, published with
out profit by The Council on Books
in Wartime and purchased by the
Army Library Service. These consist
of new titles chosen by the War
Department, and the Navy Depart
ment (the Navy uses one-fifth Of
the regular rum and are selected
from lists of current best sellers
standard classical titles, and any
other class of trade books popular
with soldiers. More than 20 million
Council books were used by the
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Army during the first year the
AYS.E. were inexistence and over
80 million more are on order for
the present year.
Furnishing library service to pa
tients in hospitals is another func-
ton Of the Army Library Service.
Also, in addition to the larger
overseas Libraries the Army Libra
ry Service provides travelling units
which serve troops in isolated loca-
tions, and in small posts, camps and
stations. These units are especially
valuable in rest camps. A travelling
library consists of 100 selected books
in a bookcase box which is trans
ferred from station to station dur
ing the course Of the year. Even q
small post may receive four travel
ing libraries every year, each with
different collection of books. The
travelling library becomes the per-
manent property of the last post
on the circuit at the end of the
year.
The Army Is often a sequence of
"hurry-and-wait." Men may have
plenty Of time to read. The long
distances. the time consumed in air
and ocean travel, or the waiting for
task forces to form and move up
into theaters of operation, all these
give the men plenty of time to
read, and reading is one of their
most pleasant recreations. Soldiers
at ports Of embarkation are given
magazines and books to read while
in transit. Whenever a unit Is sent
overseas 1t is furnished a recrea-
tional kit. including 100 books.
Colonel C. L. Frederick, of the
Army Air Forces Headquarters re-
Gently returned from a personnel
mission with General Byron in the
Pacific, On which they covered 80
GOO miles of territory. Speaking to
the Council on Books in Wartime,
ne said, in reference to the Armed
Services Editions:
These books of yours came as
a godsend to book-hungry Ameri-
cans While was at Tarawa
Apamama and Nonemea in the Gill
berts, I had the pleasure Of seeing
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rival Of Council Books has occa-
stoned scenes at thousands of armed
forces installations all over the
world, you can more fully 6ppre-
ciate the very warm, human side
of the great job being done by the
Council on Books in Wartime"
Yes - to accomplish its military
mission, the Army Library Service
must reach every American soldier,
everywhere, by rail, by ship, by
plane and by photo-man. And, it's
doing it.!