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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26
SALYER CHOSEN
PRESIDENT

H. R. Salyer was elected
president of the Big Horn local
of the Montana Education as
ISOLATION at a meeting of that
organization in the. home eco
Monies room of the junior high
school building Tuesday eve
ming.
Other officers chosen includ-
ed Eileen Burgess of Hardin,
vice president; Mary Stark
weather of Crow Agency, re-
cording secretary; Lura P.
Strand, county Superintendent
of schools, corresponding secre-
tary, and Violet Alexander of
Grow Agency, treasurer.
Miss Ethel Schuster, 1856
president, was in charge of the
meeting.
Plans were made for the
eastern district convention of
the association, to be held in
Billings October "a to 26.
Mrs. Helen Rustad described
a tour of Mexico conducted by
the National Education associ-
alton. She stressed educational
work on the tour, association
with educators, schools in Mex
leo and tourist travel south of
the border"
Miss Edna Tobias gave some
of the highlights of speeches
at the National Education as
ISOLATION meeting in Buffalo,
N. Y, June 20 to July S. Miss
Tobias was a delegate from
Montana to this convention.
Hostesses we're Miss Schuster
Mrs. E. w. Riebeth, Miss sigma
Dahl and Mrs, I L. Dehnert,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26
CAMPAIGN TO BEGIN

Holly Sugar corporation Of
ficials announced this week
that the harvest of beets has
started as scheduled in spite of
the fact that some Of the
fields are still wet.
AS previously announced,
slicing of beets will begin at 4
a. m. on Saturday, September
%.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26

Wyoming is using mobile K
ray units to conduct a survey
on tuberculosis in the state.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26
DECISION

A final vote on the question
of control of the deadly atomic
bombs was being prepared on
Wednesday night at the United
Nations scientific committees
meeting. After waiting three
weeks for the Russian delega-
ton to get Moscow's approval
the committee decided that a
decision would be taken. There
still were no indications wheth-
er the Soviet union would be
ready to vote, but the commit
tee said that the report would
emerge regardless.
PLENARY SESSION
A plenary session will be held
Friday at the Paris peace con-
ference to approve the treaty
with Finland, first of the five
treaties to be completed.
James F. ByrneS, U. s.
secretary Of state, will preside
at this meeting. A meeting to
put the final seal on the docu-
ment that will end Finland's
participation in the Second
World war and permit her to
apply for membership in the
United Nations security council
will be held soon after.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26

One-half Of the population
Of France normally Is engaged
in agricultural pursuits, accord
ing to estimates.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26
Bulldog Gridders Show Promise In
Downing Columbus Squad, Is to0
WILL SHUT OFF
WATER TONIGHT

= The city water Depart
= ment announces that city
= water will be shut off from
y 10 p. m. until midnight to-
y night (Thurday).
Il
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-09-26

Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
Evening star., 1946-10-13
College Groups Launch Programs
Smith College club Starts
18Th Ammiuersary Campaign
BY Gretchen Smith
Women's Club Editor

The 19lO-1919 decade VIII meet at
$50 pm. Wednesday for cocktails at
the Tally Ho, $40 Seventeenth street
NV, to be followed by dinner. Mrs.
g. F. Gillett is chairman Of this
group.
The classes Of l920-192s, whose
chairman is Mrs. II. r. De Silva, will
be entertained at a dinner at $50
pm. Tuesday at the home Of the
new president of the Washington
Wellesley Club. Mrs. Hugh Perrin,
2135 r street NV.
Especially lively will be the meet
ing of the 1930-1939 classes who will
have an unusual entertainment at
8 pm. Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Philip Weaver Garnett, 3100
Forty fifth street NV. Mrs. Paul
Westfaeffer and Mrs. Edward Cam
dee will be co-hostesses with Mrs.
Garnett.
Wellesley's own recent honor
graduate, Miss Barbara Chapline,
gifted and versatile composer and
pianist, will entertain with some Of
her amusing variations of the class
les as well as her own compositions.
Wellesley Babies"
The Wellesley babies" members
of the classes of the "40s," 1940-1947.
will meet for dinner at $50 pm,
October %, with Mrs. George Bald
win and Miss Virginia Sides In
charge. A Wellesley graduate, Miss
Helena Belinska of the Polish En-
bassy staff, will talk on "Reconstruc-
ton in Poland"
Both the VaSsar Club and the
Mary Baldwin Alumnae will have
speakers from their respective alma
matters at meetings this week.
Prof. G. Gordon Post, chairman of
the Political Science Department at
Vassar, will address the Vassar Club
at meeting at $50 pm, Wednes-
day, at the Washington Club, Seven
teenth and K streets NV.
Using for his subject, "Vassar I'm
der Miss Blanding," the speaker will
tell of the Inauguration of DR..
Sarah Blanding, new president of
Vassar College, and the plans which
she has made for the college.
The Mary Baldwin Alumnae As
sociation will meet at 4 pm, Sat
urday, in the Mary Weddell room of
the Central Presbyterian Church,
Fifteenth and Irving streets NV,
with Mrs. Thomas H. Grafton, act
ing president of Mary Baldwin Col
lege, coming from Scranton, Va, as
special guest. Other honor guests
will include John Daffin, college bur-
sar, and Miss Beverly Bivens. gen.
eral secretary of the Alumnae As
sociation. The Washington Alumnae
president, Mrs. A. B. Evans, will be
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ed
mund D. Campbell, former dean Of
the college; Miss Elva Lee Chew
and Miss Lena A. Daniel. ~
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Pro grams Planned
by CbeOy Cbase
Units bis W eek

The Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase has planned programs Of
far-reaching interest for the week
ahead.
A tour Of the Capitol Grounds, to
study unusual trees under the lead
ership and guidance Of w. A. Fred
erick OF the Botanical Gardens, has
been scheduled by Mrs. Robert Ash,
chairman Of the 1ature-garden Sec
tion, for Tuesday, Those interested
In participating are asked to meet
inside the large conservatory OF the
Botanical Gardens, Maryland ave-
nue. between First and Second
streets S.W., ct 1890 am. Follow
ing the tour, those who wish may
have luncheon at the Supreme
Court cafeteria.
A talk on his recent trip to the
American occupation zones in Eu-
rope will be given by Herbert Corn,
managing editor OF The Washington
Evening Star, at the regular MONTH
ly luIlCklCO1t uACCtAA18 Va b1V NAd1 ~
noon Wednesday.
DR.. Henry w. Snyder, pastor Of st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, will pro-
nounce the invocation and there
will be special music by Charles e.
Stebbins, director Of music at the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
accompanied by Dorothy Frisbee.
The luncheon will be in charge Of
the music section. Mrs. Mason B.
Leming, the president, will preside.
The literature section is promis-
ing an unusually interesting pro-
gram to its members this week.
Two reviewers will be featured at
the first fall meeting at pm. Fri
day at the clubhouse, Helen Josephy
Robson and Marjorie Webster. both
well known to Washington club
women.
Mrs. Robson, who has travelled
extensively and written number
Of books in collaboration with Mary
Margaret MacBride, will review
"Tne Trollopes," while Miss Web
ster, president and founder of Mar
jorie Webster Junior College, will
review peace Of Mind" by Joshua
Iiebman.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

With the Smith College Club o1
Washington launching Its 18th an.
niversary fund campaign with q
gala luncheon yesterday at the
Kennedy Warren, the usual activ.
winter season of the many college
clubs located in the Capital City
got underway.
Vassar College Club. Wellesley
College Club and the Washington
Chapter Of the Mary Baldwin Alum.
nae Association are all planning
events of unusual interest in the
coming week while the Smith Col.
lege luncheon was only the open.
ing gun fired in a campaign tc
raise funds for the college to con-
tinue through commencement next
June.
Down from Smith College yester-
day, came popular Prof. Oliver
Larkin, who has taught art appre-
citation at Smith for some time and
whose speciality Is French and
American painting. Prof. Larkir
who has lectured widely on Amer
ican art In It's relation to democracy
spoke on the "Rediscovery Of Amer
lean Art"
Also coming to Washington from
New York for the occasion was Mrs
r. Keith Kane, national chairman
of, the fund campaign, who lived
here during the war and was out
standing in her work with the Camp
and Hospital Service Committee OF
the American Red Cross.
A telegram sent by William Ben
ton, Assistant Secretary of State
for Public Affairs to Herbert Davis
president of Smith College, was read
at the luncheon.
Greetings Telegram.
IT send my best wishes to you
and hope you will succeed in your
plans to maintain and expand the
educational facilities Of Smith Col
lege, especially as they contribute tc
international understanding" the
message read.
Smith has long been active ir
education in other lands and is spe.
cially associated with the work o1
its sister college, Ginling, in China
The Wellesley College Club o1
Washington has announced the pro.
gram for its autumn decade meet.
ings which will open Tuesday te
continue until October "a, with get.
togethers of different class members
ranging from the class of 1882 te
that of 1947 with its graduates te
be-" now college seniors.
The classes of 1882-1899 will be en-.
tertained at a luncheon Wednesday
at the home of one of their mem.
.bers. DR.. Julia Green, 2726 Quebec
street NV.
The next decade, classes of 1900
1909, will meet to talk over old col.
lege days at a luncheon Saturday
at the home of Miss Inez Gardner
1451 Chaplin street NV.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Delta Gam1n1as

A dessert meeting will be held
by the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter Of Delta Gamma international
Sorority. at 8 pm. tomorrow, at the
University Of Maryland Delta Gam
ma chapter house, 1902 College ave-
nue., College Park, Md.
Collegiate members and pledges
of George Washington, Maryland
and American Universities will be
guests Of honor. and will furnish the
program which will include skits ano
songs.
New members from almost every
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Fine Arts Society

The American Society of Music
and Fine Arts, will hold its first
event Of the season this afternoon
from 6 to 8 O'Clock, in the Amer
lean Newspaper Women's Club. A
supper will follow a short business
meeting. Mrs. L. w. Smeltzer q
chairman, Mrs. Cyrus Creveling and
Mrs. John r. Ryan. fostesses.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Writer'S League
The Writers, League Of Wa

The Writers League Of washington
will meet at 8 pm. Thursday at
1851 Columbia road NV, with Elery
Baker, president, presiding.
Florence Jansen, fiction chair
man, is in charge Of the program
which will include a talk on writing
juvenile stories.
Meetings Of the league are con-
Quoted on a workshop basis, with
helpful and constructive criticism
by members. Programs are sched.
uled to include speakers on sub.
jects helpful to the group. Pros.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Dinner and Partv

A "smorgasbord" dinner and card
party will be given by the sisterhood
of the congregation Beth Israel
at $3.50 pm. Saturday at 4008 Min
nesota avenue NE, according to an
announcement by Mrs. Bess Kat1n,
president.
The party, whickpromises to be q
gala affair, is the second of its kind
given by the group and will mark
Evening star., 1946-10-13

the official opening Of the sister.
hoods season of social and religious
activities. /
Mrs. Lillian Sussman is chairman
| of the affair,
Evening star., 1946-10-13

State In the Union and Canada will
be welcomed, as well as former
members. For further Information,
call DR.. Cornelia Cotton at Warfeld
$500.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Luncheon Meeting

A talk on interior decorating will
be given at . luncheon meeting Of
the Young Married Women's Club
at 1890 pm. Wednesday at the
lYWCA,
Evening star., 1946-10-13

pective members must furnish man
uscript of merit, which is passed
upon by competent jury, to qualify
for membership.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
siIs,hrss OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOP II Aisxandria, ya. Small.
Only $1,000 Phone Mr.. Berger. business
consultant, with VIM. CALOMIR1S PROP
LAUNDRY PLANT with outlets. Won
derful opportunity to expand into dry
cleaning operation. Now exceeding ST. 800
weekly bus. Can double it. A lifetime
opportunity, owner retiring. Price, S35, 900
Don't hesitate. act Immediately. call Mr..
gerss, ,,,I business ssenrs,9,lsant With VIM.
NV, DI 1855. -2S
GAS STATION. tourist cabins, on Route
IL. In Va Ideal for vets. Only $4,000
down, balance easy terms. Call today,
MI; Berger. business consultant with
VIM. CALoMIR1s PROPERTIES, DI, 1855.
FUR DRY CLEANING PLANT. latest equip
ment, air-cond. storage. Business excel
lent and Increasing EXCEPTIONAL buy.
Details furnished to serious purchasers by
M; Berger, business eonsultant,. with VIM;
CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES. DI. 1855. -2S
quoted. $4,000 weekly Rent en- $Is5. ini@ms long
tiOnsl. pa ssii:serylee. Price in Inc wy
and beer; $500 weekly income quoted.
Long lease. Rent. S115. Price. $4,000.
Inquire for these and others from Mr.
Berger. business consultant. with VIM
GALOMIRIS PROPERTIES, DI 1865. -2S
Evening star., 1946-07-26
AVIATION.

1916 FUNK 1857 cont, demonstratori
fully equipped: 40 hrs. total: discount.
AL ROGERS, 27o1 14th st. NV, CO. $50.
DELIVERY on 194e Taylor
craft. Free fight instruction TO pur-
chaser For detaaT ss Jafk Hvdf BaFtIsls FIsld
FOR SALE TAYLoRCRAFT, BC-12.. 1s41,
de luxe. red and black. 900 total hrs,
100 hrs on engine since factory major.
Bonded and shielded with receiver. Just
recertificated. Always privately oTnsd.
R. K THOMPSON, 1885 Eye St NV.
Wash, D. c.. phone RE. 1900 or inquire at
SPRINGFIELD AfRPoRT offers PERSONAL
ized flight Instruction in new Aeronca
time on ship and engine, 500 hrs; 100-hr.
check and annual inspection completed
top overhaul about 70 hrs. back Sg55.
Call Indian Head, Md, 251 /. is
P. T. 10. license July for
leo hours, $1,000. J. E. RYAN afteSr. 8.
8 PITY, Nc-6oes4. engine and
airplane in excellent condition; two props
priced right. Call SCOLLICK, EX. s535.
SWIFT s5. perfect. e5 hours total; Aero
matte Prop, complete instruments, lights;
S4 900; trade on new car. Call 1T.
MOSER, Franklin 1000. Ext. 657 (s:30 to
< m 2ss
Evening star., 1946-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ihs 81 s''i ss for st tots sr sls
THIcycLEs M new and REBUILT +, nov now, ays;
TRUNK. ir wardrobe. 4ox22x14-itch. s25.
PYpEWRiTRRs ~ SHsi iii 4s 9ssan and q
teed. Remingtons, Underwoods, Smiths;
standard and noiseless;, limited quantity
TYPEWRITER' TYP 4 " underwood. der ls.in carriage
very good nl Sond!tl9n; sts9 ss5. Call bet%sen
TyfEWIRITEk,' 'o Remington Noiseless. No.
9h yRe aRs lose Ssed st rseondoned
RsoT isas soes Sass
T2 1Js2 21ss st. ,5 NV ddDs tx i5SS seh,2s
noiseiess; esson ES sunstrsnd and 1defey adding ma
sR4s aad EsKs a'ss S5nRss sos s
:Tf;xEsEiSW,nIrER si RENTAL TAI SERVICE; SER S7ls
ady s?n s. 81: 3 siaso: % so ssi: s. q a. dep
NO; oS55. cARRoLL's. 719 H St NV.
vAcUuM Va CLEANER. General Electric, new:
immediate delivery also Cadiilac cleaner;
ssfd sfipe5 ApeH IA al e'
yac6uM s n CLEANER aT IL ESaeka S4s good eohdi-
vacUuM VAC CLEANER. Hoover. with attach
ments, 500. 121 Hilton st" Aiexanndria.
VACUUM MISUNDERSTANDING Electrolux,
5Ss 10th Il 5# sA
VACUUM SWEEPER - Latest premium
aoover T., excellent Is condition. guaranteed
visSSETfiLAiN NET Il 3 sLlNps washed. repalntsa,
vENErTAN zEN BLINDS, custom built wood or
metal; guaranteed: free estimates. RA:
VAS WAsHS S2x MAGnS XHhETE rBa BNP spn52r Ge type
in excellent condition: private party wants
AsHIS S55 1929 M.Jnsyr Z ays NV Wv Randy
matte; will trade as part payment, on a
late c6oRs 6Gd ssed AT s6Sa o
| brand new electric water coolers, suitable
pre GfsS sRs SDRs FIRE AN6 5p
AYE snd as saurdas Hh sns % n' nf IL oSsH Fl
WATER HEATERS. gas. prswar; all sizes;
Expert instaiiations aiis Join G & WEBSTER,
WarEK az St NA 418a Wo 2299 dsverv
brand. new % and 80 gal gas h ". heat;
and nens Ss gs plce eee hsfEs RE AS
open Fri. and Sat. till pm. Ii. 1888
Ii, ST4l. -
| WHEELBARRoWS, wheelbarrow tires and
| tubes; mortar pans and mortar boxes;
,00o-lb. platform scales: 300-lb. counter
platform scales CHERRYDALE CE-
| MENT BLOCK co. 3436 Lee hwy, Airing
Wheel CHAIR, eommode, like new. No.
! 6125 Saturday after 10 am. 2S'
WINDOW SCREENS, IL. fun size, 4 hand
made copper wire 5'4"x24": = screen
doors, handmade copper, wire: storm
windows; reas. 1901 Burke ST. Sc. 2s'
WOOD MACHINERY-Nearly new Walker
Turner lathe. extension attachments; also
/ 1000 feet walnut, cherry. pine. maple,
/ WRIST WATCH, mans, Swiss: excellent
/ condition waterproof case. Glebe 1886
/ CONTENTS OF HOUSE for sale; owner re-
/ firing No dealers. Call Ii. 3293 after
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY daven-
ports ] overstuffed chair. ] studio couch;
all in good condition. Call GE. 32s5, or
see at 500 Otis pl. NV. -2s
FOR SALE small Duncan-Phyfe dining
room suite table, buffet, chairs, $50,
two girls bicycles, 26-inch. balloon tires,
S25 each Gil l44l, after 10 m. rs
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS AND HOUSE REPAIRS
and g5sSe "9ls
terials on hand. DALLAS D. BALL AD.
ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
BERMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. RE. o658
xsPHAIT AND CONCRETE construction
sSSSTEgSTIS2Nz Rs2zws}s sa sant53 e30o fo.ds and
parkIns areas: estlmatss tEee PRIVATE
ROADS PAVING CONTRACTOR, GIL. 5949.
BUILDERS and gen. contractors. we will
build you new home; also all kinds of
yysoiNsfA M csaSs sSNgTaHcos u 5s5 ifss Co. advSs
CEMENT WoRK. stone walls, nasstone
RcUc ape Ssf Roue fe4neFS T. Horhsrs
CEMENT FINISHING FIN HING SS WORK Of an; any KIND;
estimates cheerfully given; call FIR. 4476
coScREPRE CON z Rn' FoorINGs, including exea-
vatingg and pouring. DAWSON D1. 22!o4
coNsTRUCTING and repairing driveways
and walkways With ,,4sl2 asphalt Or , concrete' @
YfScrNG MS ING or "a Anchor aEfs fences specially
Also 6sa e6ees Qfr knd q prNGs fsnees Can
FLOOR SERVICE, nothlns put the best;
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
AZ! n i1s,astens roMs srufs niShss ooE
Floors saNDED, refnished; old floors
@eee ofS Vbae Dees BRoWN eo
IRON WORK, fire escapes, railines. anGles,
beams, guards. burglary protection, gates,
DpPpNT IcrR 5EqN .20ys WORKS IN, Ma. 37es; p.
saed III nes Efbsns mashPss
SAiSTING. 1EcokATINSG6, Pal psperina, floor
work guar. white mechanics; references;
established 1925. GILBERT & HAMILTON.
PAINTING. papering, plastering, floor re-
finishing and general contracting; Is years
service in Washington. Our estimates are
sbIe T For home Improvement cali ali Art
SsbEF SagF RsS2RAToEs RS NJ sSsn
delivery. also cleaning and complete refin-
NET1AN nJoE BLIND SERVICE, 1923 M st. NV.
PLUMBiNG AND HEATING, repairs and
remodeling; new bathrooms, sinks, drains
MekaNsEY hfWaSE fR 1888 heaters Terms si
REMopEh tt.s mGeeTnize yog5 noms row;
REMoDELING-stor windows, roofing.
siding. SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT
co. INC; 5413 Georgia ave. NV, GE.
REMODELING, REPAIRING homes and
buildings, including. all branches of work.
DAWSON, DI. 2704 or TIE. 9l26. i
R0OF REpAlRS-Weather-w asphalt
shinele roofs nede new and beautiful by
vatertight coating on old surface. Choice
original investment. Look at your roof Be
curious Free demonstration Call D1 2S01
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters.
spouts frss ss5pates 20 years relisbe
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while i nave ma
terials: repairing and remodeling in the
fall Phone ST. a942 eyes except Friday
;H and ssturdsy .sH W ,Eu 2 TAYLOR, GonsEaetor
CAggLF1ELD3 GAYLE CORP for Johns MapviIle
334n M st NV zone Ho 4l20
J. B. BEVERLY, LU. 06S5. pa
,WATERPRooFING, al, kinds: have your
basement waterproofed now. Cement
work ROBERT E. PRICE, RE. 393l 29s
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., Gil
0211-CaE us for roofing, siding, painting
cutters. insulation. remodeling. Terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. s.
1-DAY SERVICE on carpenter repairs and
small Jobs. Phone Atlantic 1926 or Wis.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary Kennels
indiYiduai runs; free pickup -iI1Sld and delivery;
fpssSiaa obg rases 5ss oAKFMoST FARM
Il IL aSss; !; Sns Roa5Rs iiNDsEY' colssVis sli
BOARDING AND GRooMING-1ndivld.
per Psns coePrs pd o4 SS Es S EN axe
S,s,KIrTs Si,is, Sh95s rs TajSEfx idyf
9ri arngton ane asSs dI oiS8 o@0 Lee hwy
BOYER Box PuPpY, months old. female. ,sH.
GREAT DANE. puppies, born May 3rd;
Axe registered, Phone UN 3994 or WA.
PiNEITE DOG SPRAY kills heas, lice.
ticks. Just spray on. No muss or fuss
FslrSso1 Rid pet Re2vIh Of hess HESS
HoLLYWooD KENNELs-Board rdins. shaded
individual runs; also cocker spaniel
puppies and champions at stud. WA. 1874.
pEpIGREED DAcHsHuNp PUPS. black
and tan. male, $50. Falls Church l567M.
BOXER, beautiful 1s.mon -old male,
dSs dass Fails FAILS church nrefn 14s6 ewes and h9i-
gggsrsbred pets; s$S; s,5 Wit with Dspsrs. Cali Nj.
DACHsHUND, reg. stud, wanted in ey-
kennel rs. 14o5 North Lonsfellow, west
IRISH IRIS AsfIkFPH sETTRR PUPPY, mos old; nal.
thoroughbred Call ,GE 01s4. 81
Ta' ssp iona Bnf & 'sf5f ehd4sa Sla s
SSaTiGo WaNfTfip-GooD HOME for two kittens,
housebroken:, grey with. white feet and
black with white feet Phone WI. 3693
WANTED-aHomes for 2 puppies, al black
females; mos mos old Very fond of chill
GREAT PYRESEEs PUps-1o lbs. at =
gsseGks; e females n1eS wormed and inoculsatyed:
ecocKER SPANIEL PUPS. black, male and
blend Sn m female; 6:a weeks; little beauties;
PUPPIE, 4 months. female. mother reg
istered. wire-haired terrier; S5. Call Sliso
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, female.
mSnths T.T nSt isht og9 red with white boo.s $50
LOVING [ LoIa HOMES '; wanted for lovely small.
young female dogs: dainty BLACK ID dog
s9l9Fsd pashshSnEe tyPs VI SbbSs
weeks old. thoroughbred; no papers, sweet,
lively: sacrifice, S35-S30. EN-. 04S7. -27
COCKER SPANIELSi beau. reg. puppies at
pet prices; prospect show or breeding; by
the best Sires; reason able. 1858 Lacey ave.
Sc, Suitland. SP. 02S3-J. 81
Evening star., 1946-07-26
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

MONEY EY-MAKERS-SeveraI hundred head
Western ewes. four. five and six yrs. old
so bred and beautifully marked Hereford
heifers: six 250-lb. hogs. CO. $780, ewes.
HO 1851. 81
STEERS, IS white-faced Hereford year
lings, aeclimated and dehorned. SH.
FLA. NE. 1924. 81
gentle, and real pet, but plays up; bright
bay thoroughbred mare. not childs horse
very reasonable prices; two road carts
Great Dane puppies. / black mule, harle-
guin female 81. 5000, 81. GIL; 20
ONE HORSE TRAILER, inclosed, padded
sides, balanced perfectly: $3.50. Call At.
6S74 340l Branch ave. sc. 2S
Evening star., 1946-07-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

with cash. List with us, free appraisals
no obligation: no charge unless sold Cali
EX; 2555 evening and Sunday 81. 1898
WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS quickly.
HAMMOND g. CO., Decatur 2002 Real
Estate and Business Brokers. 81
TOURIST COURT cabins, l dwelling
house, sanitary, spacious restaurant. 4h-A
land. doing good bus: must retire because
OF illness. Route -211. Uee hwy. Is miles
out Of District. Fairfax 2S6-J-3. 26'
RESTAURANT-Excepti spot in Arl. /;
business, $500 per day: terms. ALBERT
II. COHEN. Realtor. CH. 1861; ewes and
Sun, GIL. 2400. 20
wkly. now; clean 5-rm. apt; owner forced
to sell, wife very ILL., 81 500 complete with
lse. stock. SAM CHANTKER a. CO, 40
Bond Bldg, MA. 1884 -26
Evening star., 1946-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER now available, txcayating
and grading; also dozer-shoTel for hire
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. CO. st. NV. National
4094
SHOVEL, truck crane. back hoe. fast ex-
cavation of Easements. hoisting. trenching
steel SCI ting, concrete pouring. Oliver 1856
Evening star., 1946-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont, ,

WE PAY tor PRICES for old gold, silver,
jewelry, diamonds, firearms. mems, CLOTH
ing. musical instruments, engineering in
strumen;s and what have you? Will call.
NAY ZWEIG SONS. e37 D st. NV, ME.