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Nogales international., 1945-08-17
Phoenix Seeking
5000 Bed
Vet Hospital

PHOENIX, Aug. 16-Bearing pc
titions that carry 100000 names and
ask for a 3OOO-bed veterans hospital
somewhere in Maricopa County, a
party of 10 or a dozen Phoenix resi-
dents will leave for Washington on
Aug. 18.
If all goes as planned, they will
lay their case before Gen. Omar
Bradley, new head of the Veterans
Administration, Aug. 81. After that
they will ask an interview with Pres
ident Truman.
Wire To Gen. Bradley
A telegram asking for the Bradley
appointment was sent to the Ari-
zona Congressional delegation by a
committee representing the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, American Leg
ion and other organizations of SER
vicemen. These have all been CO.
operating in an energetic hospital
drive. The Phoenix Elks' Lodge is
contributing $500 toward expenses of
the Washington trip.
In the message it was asserted
that Maricopa County has As per
cent of Arizona's population and
that 65.6 per cent of returned World
War II veterans who have come to
Arizona are living in Maricopa.
Expected Influx
"All figures point to well over
10000 to 100000 returning veterans
coming to this county from all over
the United States. Official figures
show that over 500 emergency cases
have been sent from Phoenix to the
Whipple and Tucson hospitals" the
message continued.
Those hospitals are 112 and 100
miles from Phoenix, respectively,
and are badly over r-crowded.
After the drive for a 3,OOO-bed
hospital began, the Veterans Ad-
ministration wired that a decision
already has been made to set up
300-bed facility in or near Phoenix.
This is regarded as wholly made
quate for present needs, to say moth
ing of the future.
Nogales international., 1945-08-17
Varmint' Toll
On Increase
In Arizona

PHOENIX, Aug. 16 = Although
farmers and stockmen complain
bitterly that "varrnints" are on the
increase in Arizona, the official
records show that more predatory
animals were killed in the last fiscal
year than in any previous twelve
month.
Hunters of the us. Fish and
Wildlife Service took 4759 coyotes,
ITO bobcats, SO mountain lions, II
bears and wolves. This adds up
to $3.50, or exactly 221 more than
were taken in 1943-44. In addition,
cooperating rangemen reported that
they had killed or poisoned 1921
coyotes, 113 bobcats and one lion.
The Fish and Wildlife Service is
operating with a reduced force in
the field, partly because of a cur
tailed appropriation and partly be-
cause some of the best hunters have
gone to defense factories. Those
that remain have to get along on
limited gasoline and not too much
ammunition.
Nogales international., 1945-08-17
Black Bear
Taking
Terrific Beating

FLAGSTAFF, Aug. 16-Arizona's
black bear, declared a predator by
the last Legislature, is already TAX
ing a terrific beating because of un-
controlled hunting being exerted on
him.
Thirteen have been reported killed
in Tonto Basin, and on the Rim
with the majority being killed on
Baker Butte.
Conservationists throughout the
state are voicing concern over the
change of status of the black bear
from a game animal, subject to
seasonal hunting and a limitation
of one bear per hunter, to unlimited
hunting and unrestricted killing by
Nogales international., 1945-08-17
Owl May Be
Crossed With
Carrier Pigeon

ABOARD THE U.S.S. HORNET
Aug. 16-Now, after four months of
secrecy, the story can be revealed.
1t happened in April at Okinawa.
Jap air attacks had been intense all
day. At night there was only spor-
adic relief. Nip fiers still prowled
overhead. During a lull a small owl
made perfect landing on this car
rier's flight deck.
To ships observers came All idea
1t was strategy and not accident
that brought the feathered flio~
aboard. Why not cross the owl WITH
carrier-pigeon and produce night
| fighter birds?
Taken aboard an Okinawa- bound
plane when the firing had ceased,
the bird was released on the island
If the idea works there should be
some feathered fighters any night
now.
Nogales international., 1945-08-17

being classed a predator.

being classed a predator.
Bear were accused of being a
predatory animal and charged with
killing stock. Naturalists classify
Arizonas bear as being omnivorouS
in his eating habits; herbs, seeds,
roots, insects. rodents, carrion and
honey. Shortages of these foods,
usually in early and dry springs,
cause bear to attack and kill young
wildlife and domestic stock. Stock
killing bear are thought to teach it
to their young, thus increasing this
tendency toward predaciousness.
It is argued by conservationists
and sportsmen that the economical
value of the bear as a game animal
is attracting out-of-state hunters as
we'll as resident hunters to expend
money for bear hunting within the
state, outweighs the occasional dam
age they do.
Mrs. Mary L. Welty went to Tue
Nogales international., 1945-08-17
Uncle Sam Pins Orchids
On Local Women For
Saving Used Fats!

Things have really been hap
pening to Neutrality-suspicious.
figures since town and farm
women got busy on the job! Lat
est official government records
show that their fat savings have
left the excellent record Of city
women way behind.
But it isn't a drop too much.
This year, we face a shortage of
billion, 500 million pounds Of
fats in domestic supplies. Tons
more of war and home-front sup
plies made from fats are needed!
Farm folks getmore meat these
days than most city people-so
it's up to them to save the fats.
Skim Stews, soups, gravies. Scrape
pans. Melt down meat trimmings.
It all helps you fill the fat-sal-
wage can, and you get up to 4e
and 2 red points a pound. If you
have any difficulty, call your
Home Demonstration or County
Agent. Approved by VITA and
OPA. Paid for by Industry.
Nogales international., 1945-08-17

Mrs. Mary L. Welty went to Tue
son Thursday to spend a few days.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; weekly. monthly
services all records, financial statements,
A acesi T-BooKKEGPER - Expert.
complete bookkeeping, tax service 70 Hm-
US sHmasE imf pIoT wth ana
conf g to results obtained. Phone
DisCHARGED VETERAN. young, desires to
e Xmas; ggarts5s AND meals desired 5S With
CHAD dRAbbuAF F2H MA ASH fsaFl vhite, expert
enced in high class health club work. Write
to OVID P. MIKELL. YMCA. Portsmouth,
LEGAL ASSISTANT, 80. D. C. native,
former Army captain, years Government
administrative experience: law school d grad
with established law hrm wherein expert
ence may be ACQUIRED. Box 20s-B. Star.
MAN. colored, wants Job with janitor's
quarters; full or part time. Dupont 9207,
MASTER FAINTER wants inside work;
mixer OF colors reliable, etncient; best Of
refs no Job too small. F. W. CLARE
NAVAL OFFICER, discharged: mechanical
engineering degree. served as engineering
officer Of Diesel-driYen ship, desires position
with future; Wash. or vicinity. Box 241.B
RESTAURANT MGR. or supervisor, night
g95k Yrs exP ma msrTea sq ger 5 5et
SALES R Il AF HNT s'e q captain
quartermaster corps, 8 years sales expert
ence. B. A. Boston Univ; offers up to Sl00
wklv. considered. Box 236-B, Star.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN, recently. from
Texas, desires steady inside manual work
in garage, furniture or wholesale house or
chauffeur for private family; mechanically
@ bsss snes mag Cali f0Ga DANcaEk
District 5000. Ext 61O. or write H.
SoLER, 203 Goth St, Seat Pleasant, Md.
AMBITIOUS young married man. (veteran),
with three years college credit. desires per-
lnanent position Offering advancement,
ministTative ability. previous retail food
manager for chain store, knowledge of
bookkeeping and general Office machines.
can type 55-6O words per min. ia. 81
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HELP poMEsTlc (cont.l

am to HTsP Dm es Az 1f ss5D sitsi
CHILDREN: ref, references; can CT: 1855; -
ls ssa5f aa eoL q fgndfEs raR R
XII sIa nth st d. slsG
e. s I? M
saq tsks care q R0E old
HOusEKEEPER, light duties only, some
bath; pleasant surroundinss;. sia6 mo-;
EffGgrsd sM T Tsa to woman
ss5ssass sna ssls 5saGtss, Nv, out
sssEsd 50 sgef aassi
S S%s sSesin ~ ill., ssS week to start
HousEKEEPER. experienced. fond Of chill
dren. care of Emo. ,old baby, S25 week;
S97S, 4sis Norwood Dr.. Oh: ch. Nd. W.
Mali MAID for g.h.w, 1 to 7 pm; $50. pu'
MAID. s.h;w. and help care for small
CURED. Liberal salary: Cal, IA 1888.
s4 ff9 Week. adu R iaml S''r aansG
MATE MAp, s ss9rss nsat s ss5 shw; short
MAID, colored; full time Cleveland Park
bungalow; local reference: $50 weekly
Call WO. 63U1 after / pm.
MAID, general housework, small apart
ment. 5-day week. 1890 am. to $50 p: m;
pay; SIS week and carfare; RIA: 0247
light housework in apt. and care of lovely
little girl OF employed couple; fne home,
good pay and security for right person r.
WOMAN. Settled. as mothers helper; no
laundry. upstairs rn.' n hne suburban " "a IN
Ashton 1887.
WOMAN. white, to assist with housework:
live in. Box 26-A, Star.
S1b, luncls and fare. Call only II thorough
~ exper; in care Of emo child and upseep
after I pm. RIA, 1884. 1870
WOMAN, gh.w., live. in, nice. room and
bath. References required and health card.
Location. Bethesda. WI. 1925.
IDEAL POSITION for settled white woman,
live in, comfortable home; salary: re-
sponsible with baby. light work and cooking.
DO YOU WANT GOOD HoMEc Are you
fond OF children? II SO an employed couple
with schoolboys need your help as house;
keeper; good wages: 5N- day week: Kind
treatment. Call WI. 0657 week ends or
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

yidualty as well as additional value to
bsthrms.. Kitchens; everything in the way ~
D Of mad. 9 With Su nc osa hsn't sk sd
t9 suit your budget. pIsTR1cT fMPRoVEs
MES St co aRd PAIL sf rd Naton Nj Bs 4a Bids
ton. residentisi AND comm s eons!ras-
WEALTH. ffn coNsrR3cToa CO. e. S7s
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool IN:
saf2s cz u nj si' g. f27 Pa s2s
NV. Warehouse at 18th and T ne. D1.
floors sANDED, rehnished Ike new; IS
shSiS ifa'09oS psSf co Rene
a I'm t builder All work is No
SAWYER pp sS2 iH r.. @4ss s"aH' Gan -. l.
johns MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula-
Mates s S'05 GATES 1an coS Saf sc5 &C. 81
kEMoD FL: nQeaernizs ySp5 nome poy;
Sr14E iS '? aSp WV SKI ~ s esh
Soao8F sdnr cq asaao dGE
storm windows and heating, convenient
terms. no 4I2o Member Johns ManVille
B Bull En- AND ccoNSTRAcToR-General
repairs OF all kinds and home improve
ments c. W. SNYDER g. SON, GA. 6l72
23s
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the pest
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
quet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
sin ave NO 2215
CALL US for free estimate on your home
repairs, alterations and painting. MA. 237S.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. & BRO. 1912 K
st. NV
RECREATION ROOMS a speciality. Improve
estimates: 10 10 day service. MR.,
SHANTERE. RE Of06 go
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcon..,. REP

aaItTGNTIoN}n PLEASE. TRIENPS.I par
marvelous results for my clients Plesst list
seeking g business SEA DAN, your friend
IS siaS ssS f stS 80 rosns 4. baths
Owner quotes over $500 monthly Income
Cony. to everything, close to downtown,
Ugh cHApaA MAJ REALTY REsi Tas@ e. Or VISTA
OVER E:,I Loco So; TT. suitable for otfeees
sale. including. excellent income from hotel
aS LEG Ss M BERN ksf N'qsin g. p NE
WILL INVEST UP TO $4,000 in going CON
A tTnE mfoN BOX Af FEN your
rooming house or other business for sale
You in "a hours Il priced risnt; long years Gs
OF experiences and personal attention Is q,
s ss5yy' Sou IN nG pxsr ea n 6 4s
Mat STAND in large public market,
excellent opportunity. for man familiar
with large volume of meat business for
Thol,s,sale ,a and retail TRACE e PoF further
i,ao0-GALLoN GROSS FILTER, 3o-in
extractor. pulley Warield 91o3 or Sligo
KOSHER MEAT MARKET, delicatessen and
grocery and approved facilities for killing
and dressing chickens, well established
well equipped. excellent, possibilities, for
the R Egst E s For further detas phone
DELICATESSEN in Arlington, Va, busy
shopping area, doing So 800 wk. and max
ing very large net profit; low rent long
man. ALBERT H. COHEN. Realtor. CHI
1851. . TO, 5; eve, CHI. 1000. Ext 931
| POOLR0OM, makes money: veteran Of
elderly man; cheap. PATRICK J. KIN,
| NEY, Box 235-B, Star pa
LUNCHROOM FIXTURES for sale for I'M
unit and Is stools s tables and chairs, 4
complete booths. 3 exhaust fans, l large
refrigerator, complete kitchen equipment
and all appliances; must be removed from
| premises. For appointment call weekdays
Chestnut $500. or can be seen on Sun.
day from II to at 1857 Wilson blvd
| Arlington, Va. 23s
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID-WA private adult
family: permanent position, excellent sal
airy. 2013 o st. NV. NO. 1852.
COOK and serve Xmas dinner, must be
sober and efficient: salary optional. UN
CooK-GHw., live in, private room and
bath: one willing to leave city for 2
months, fond of children; S25 wk. 81.
COOK, general housework, white, live in;
references required; three in family; North
west section; $50 week. Box 55-A, Star.
COOK AND G.H.W., married woman with
husband employed desirable; excellent liv-
ing quarters. good home. good salary.
CooK-HoUsEKEEPER, experienced. color
3h;year-old boy; ref. required; 5k-day
let. hot End cold running water, pvt. en-
trance; S35 week start not later than
Jan. .. Box ABBA. Star.
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, age rs to IS,
experienced in care of children; hours s
am. to 6 pm, 51a-day week; good salary.
Call EN-. 0S25 or apply 3513 Alton pl. NV.
GENERAL HoUSEWORK, 40 cooking, light
Laundry, small apt, help care for 6-year-
old girl: 5H-day week. RIA. 1857.
G.H.W.. cooking, fond of children, live in
e ee out ty Other eso help employed. 51a days.
CIV, plain cooking, 1880 am. to 7:3o
Pm, 6-day week, no Sundays: @ school
s Hsst siEls N, s ,,.e adults In family; $40
GU w. Cook. colored, with references;
small family, live In day week, $50.
Location. Bethesda. Boz 436-A Star.
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCESSORIES BUYER. experienced in
bags, jewelry. hose, etc. Excellent salary,
good Opportunity for advancement. KoPY
Ass1sTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady
under 80; for bookkeeping work in country
some knowledge of tspine rea 1ri-A a.
hours per week, vacation with pay, perma-
nent position; good opportunity for ad-
portaton furnished from o a SsS' I'd. and
Wilson blvd. or Shirlington Circle: Apply
AY se NJ R cGU SE zoo o 1sss
Assss:zAANshHP s MANAGER ei and cashier, knoxl
sissE SS9s ARRIy ABs9
e MA s ga5 G sa sq sS s9 c ao
m mis- %p os csIl Saturday or Monday morn
sEAGGTfi1eSIAN for parking shop area; good
BEAUTY OPERATORS Full OF part time.
E gRHNeH 7e4s Wis ave sA o. iai sA'DA
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around: salary
BEATTY oPRRAT fSR' e exner H;n all
Touna; excellent salary ar, and commission
n BEAt HaF'h odfiESRRAToRs and manicurists,
SION. Apply employme n once n 4th door
LANsBURGH & BROS, 9TH. sth and
sEASfY OPERATOR highest 5, salary Ey,i ana .
sEAJ.y ofEnAToK." s.cellsn: salary and
commission permanent. EMILE, 1919
s2aa BEAU sse OPERATORS, immediate open.
vs. ARRS sRRGlsynafRs t. $50 esS Dom
daily.
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PERSONAL.


Proof 81 qualifeataions. including rsiissil-
Fl fpf TaKEN M aiOs occasions
6s d {! nfs 2' u t95 RfffS rs
FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order.
55s5 nth st. NV 6. 7797' OPEN EYES,
SLIP COVERS, DKApERIEs. GO; $500.
Rsdspre9si Ne 5ss5rs 5daS
Wright. If you are in need Of loar up TO
$500 on your signature sr,,,,o
M raIg OcaPsd foTmer q FtR
N. Y, equipped for prompt service; dresses,
suits, coats to, order. also restyling and
5 measra' sdoB To- Lea
u vacancy in my ny home in Pomona Park,
GENTLEMAN, interested in reading aloud
for Improvement. would like to contact
one interested ss in form Rox small
ENGAGEMENTS, 5x7 from same ne Mega
Ss f1 Frank o79 ms fsysF 7 upon
WITNESSES Wi to accident J-6 bus at Fifth
and Ei BIT ssl NV $50 pm. Decsmeei
Will VI The Naval OFFICER who shared
cab Dec; 20 call RA. 1885. 6301 Ga ave.
Refined REF UNENcUMBERED White woman
to care for two elderly sisters in modern
apartment in Canton, Ohio. -, One inter
ested in permanent home with pay; ref.
erences exchanged. Telephone Dupont
HOWELL ACADEMY boarding school, boys
kindergarten through 9th grade, moving tc
river estate near Annapolis February list
PHiofos OF YOUR BABY in your home
% different poses, s12.5 SO. You will treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appoint
NTRo is AS Ffa saio pho
tograph taken in your home, only 81. so
Also copying and coloring. Phone Glebe
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. a
po IT ion furnished from any part Of
AR to LES Angeles on Bee
90 desired to hold baby in exchange for
portion of fare. MRS. GLACKEN, TIE
CHRISTMAS and holiday pictures taken in
sp o MARTS sTuDio "a ss AZ
MOTHERS! Do you want some reliable
ningP Trinidad 1870. %.
CUSHION and typewriting paper inadver.
tently taken on alighting from car IL
Falls Church December 10 will be returned
y yith apology ym, gSo, Call MR.. SHELTON, pI
DAY Jay CARE for children 2-s years: trained
teacher, supervision, pickup service in
ne, Hyattsville. nearby Md. WA. GALL
2S$
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAVE CLIENTS WITH CASH, interested
Your W pa BUSINESS sna s cain Koaop ssP
63I st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
BEAUTY SALON, well equipped. doing good
business; reasonable. II interested write
Box 223-A, Star.
DINER with soda fountain and large
kitchen, we'll equipped and doing good
REsTAURANT-LioUoR, very high profit
yearly, rent, $3.50, good lease Price,
$4,000 plus 81 for 81 for stock, good
st. nv. Ma SO37.
FOR SALE, 3-chair barber shop in Conn.,
ave. business district with established
living quarters in rear: rent sos per
month; owner i'll; 81 800 cash. CO. $3.50.
I HAVE 5000 CASH for purchase or
address and your price and will see you.
BOX 2le-s, btar. 30
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

CLERK for wholesale grocery office, accu.
racy at figures and intelligence more i'm.
nortant then exp; 5i2-day week; gooc
COUPLE--Man for outside work and
chaufeuring woman. housework and
cook: good wages. Write E. T. HAHN,
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS, age II
or over; experience not necessary. as we
vii train you. good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
employment of1ce. II P St ne.
MEN AND WOMEN, over 81 years, with au.
tomobile, needed tempcrariy. durine i1oll-
day season; also opportunity for perma.
nent position, day or night work. Apply
WESTERN UNION, RIM. 200, 1917 New
York ave. NV Employment office opeT
Sunday. Dec o. @ a m To 52n o m
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DREssMAKING, design. remod., altera-
lions. Eve. gowns specially; reas: MISS
HOUSEHOLDER in boys military school.
Widow, Wash. lawyer; finest refs, versatile.
Ststs salayy Box ls2,s star f,c. e23sr,-
enced typist. capable, neat, age 25 yrs;
preferably in Arlington, Va. FA. 2395-J.
RESTAURANT MANAGER or food super
visor, college-trained dietitian desires po-
sition in high-class restaurant; experi-
Boy 245-B, Star 23s
SECRETARY- BooKKEEPER wide exp ad-
secy. v,p. large bank, univ. grad, RESPONSE
BILE; permanent Box 17s-B. Star. 23s
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Los ANGELES via Texas, Arizona; excel.
tires, heater: leave any hour any day. MA.
500. Ext. 1l02. MR. WARD. 22s
LADY wants ride to Florida leaving be-
tween Dec. 81 and 30, references ex-
s TpiyYNs Phone TT o203. u.n2 3I
N. c.. on Sunday or Monday in heated
942 car; room for 3. SH. s461.
Little Rock. Dec. 26 in 1871 Pontiac sedan:
room for : passengers Call ST. 1920 pa
PRIVATE CAR going to Charlotte. N. c..
Sunday noon: round TRIP: take s.: return
Thursday. L. WELLINGTON, Trinidad
US76. go
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LEARN TO PLAY piano or accordion in
20 lessons. Professional teacher and musi-
ditional pupils VIII guarantee that you
will play popular music in 20 lessons.
Course consists of sight reading, improvis-
MAN, RA $500 or NE. 470O.
EASY METHODS auto driving instructions.
Learn to drive the right way, better be
safe than sorry. Dual control cars, prof
instructors. Permit secured. Parking a
speciality. 2701 14th st. NV. NO. 1894.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants nursing job. Ex-
perienced. Adams 1882.
WOMAN, colored wants light gh.w., no
cooking, for couple, days week. hours,
1910: $50, carfare; ref. ANN MATHEWS,
44l7 Falls ter. Sc, Wash, 10, D. c.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE has
plenty OF hrst-class day workers on hand
with refs; So and carfare. no. 9427.
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REPAIRS snd SERVICES tcens.) !.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

s soNss u. 81 Eg beatns va oil W14S
guaranteed, Estimates free. Prompt serv'
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soriss; b0y,s hog, hickey skates and shoes, size
ELESs TRAINS a. + sompls.. sets; .ssona-
: sS%s extra cars ss41 18Th St: NV
o.gsuge. S35; also sunlamp, So. RIA
FIELD GLASS, 4x4o. achromatic glass,
| complete with genuine leather case, splen.
ne f tax all SeHGtl sa
SALES CO: 2l3 D st. NV;
FILE CABINETS steel 4-dIaTer alss
cent desk lamps in stock Elk. OTIS. End
f ffsE E Es5z Sire + Chief model seats
S.. a25B Ridge Road, Greenbelt: Md. 23'
ike new $3.50 0 eoss $685. $50! stainless ss stes
sandwich unit, new. 10 tables. .70-lb: base
SSsf -Four sss ssP zala sRsss
ffURGLoyely silver fox coat, new condi.
$50 aSa 81 re nsass 1857 81 worth $780, sasEsa'e
FURs AND FURNITURE - Lovely silve,
aes red nd tax tax s or s s ma M s M
Chair cha S. hassoek s55S meta metal s n T Sst
shsssn sas9 thrSg rugs sae R
SIT green check, t ST; finished 0in neede.
point at cost; other misc. cheap Apt. 3
new; cost, $3.50, sell S195; size IA: ownei
E ETs s @SaIs Ok S134, s,n,os ~.
styles, SI95. Coats, only $50. Low over.
head, in private home, saves sos. 1905
| Conn. ave. NV. HO. 9619. 26'
| FUR COAT, lady's, size IA and is. natura
skunk; also dyed silver fox jacket, size 5I
riding boots. AID. 1886.
| FUR COAT, mans, size 3S, raccoon: from
| De Pima; perfect condition. no. 1917. 80
| FUR COATS-We are overstocKed with
| hundreds of thrilling new. 1916 fur coats
fur jackets and fur neckpieces Of ever!
i description; save as much as 50% b!
i making your selection now; Christmal
Lay A Way; terms: open evenings till {
sth and q. National 1922.
| FUR COAT, raccoon. size 80, cost $3.50
| sacrifice 500. excellent condition. lady
$50. size 3S; approx. Is dresses. nomina
price. WO, 710S.
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