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Evening star., 1947-09-06
Win, Lose, or Draw
PAGE One Pitch From Losing Job as Yonk
BY BURTON HAWKINS

The story pitcher baseball be told In
Of the New York Yankees fellow
Buc summoned to duty 4S times this season with
gratifying results who had huge Fred Mar
Evening star., 1947-09-06

New York --.- 600 600 nO2-2
Washington --.. 100 600 11x-3
Runs-Henrich. Di Maggie, Yost, Lewis:
inmVernon havsr ts1s'0 9s}. Lewis, Di MAG Masgio. ".
Johnson. Two-base hits-Robertson:. Ver
non. Heinrich. Three-base hit-Sullivan.
Sacriice-Lewis Left on bases-New
York 5; Washinet ton, 12. Base on balls
OF Haefner. /; off Wcnsloff, 6; of Starr,
l. Strikeouts-By Haefner. B: by Wens-
loft l. Hits-Of Wensloff. in z in
nings; off Star. 2 in l inning. Losing
pitcher-Wensloff. Umpires-Messrs Nc
Gowan, Grieve, Mckinley and Jones. Time
i 55 1,1Q1
Evening star., 1947-09-06

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. 8; Montreal, 2.
Jersey City. 16: Baltimore, b.
Syracuse, IA: Newark, 3.
Tnrnnio. In; Buf1alo, 4.
Evening star., 1947-09-06

TsshtnsaSie yo. hnaeie. TsasR,ns--- Rama 3 : : 80
scoring: Washington-Touchdow
saenz. Point after touchdown Poiiion
(placement
Los Angeles Rams-Touchdowns. Shaw.
Cowhig (Bagarus); Washington fGehrkel
Points after touchdowns, Waternefd' ,
(placementSh.
Evening star., 1947-09-06

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. g.; Louisville, Z.
indianapolis, 9; Toledo, 2.
Kansas City. q: st. Paul. 3.
Milwaukee, fl: Minneapolis, 3-S.
Evening star., 1947-09-06

Totals 33 624 8 Totals 81 727 s
'Grounded out for Wensloff in eighth.
Tran for McQuinn in ninth.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Butte Christmas Program Scheduled Sunday Evening

The Church of God, Full Cos pei, will hold its Sunday school Christmas program at the Butte at 7:30 Sunday evening, it was announced today by Rev. George Savchenko.
 The program, in which the full Sunday school will partici- pate, is keyed to modern trend. Participants will perform in a miniature studio and the pro- gram will be heard over a public address system in the Butte hall.
 Everyone is invited. There will be Christmas candy for all the children who come.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Wright's Girls Beat Cordoua Team Tuice

Wright's Girls, town women's basketball team, responded to hearty welcoming gestures of friendship at Cordova last week end by rudely setting their host esses back on their heels to the tune of two one-point margin victories. The games were the first defeat for Cordova in the past two years. The local squad took the first encounter 21-20 and the second 31-3O.
 The Shamrocks, town mems team, were a bit better briefed on their Emily Post, so they split their engagements with the Cor dova men, winning the first 38- 22 and losing the second 1924.
 Both men and women re- ported an all-out welcome at Cordova which included every thing from spec ches of greet ing by the mayor to welcom- P4o@o4AS OAA 4AlS SAA4 4S4AAAoS trees which now line Cordova's streets.
 All games were attended by capacity crowds, according to the reports brought back to Palmer. The first women's game was a close one for Wright's Girls, for they trailed by seven points with the final whistle just four min utes away.
 The second game was close all the way, with the lead see-saw- ing back and forth between the two squads. The Cordova offense is built around the play of a spectacular six-foot forward, and teammates say Marian Barry did a bang-up job of guarding her.
 The Shamrocks won fheir fiTst game with ease. in a clean. well-plaYed basketball game. The second game was more football than basketball. the boys complain. Half-time score in that game was 7-up
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20

tie.
 The Cordova teams are tenta- lively planning return games with the Palmer squads later this year. They hope to come to Pal mer late in January or early in February, but aren't prepared to talk definite dates yet.
 Meanwhile, Wright's Girls will keep the polish on their game with scheduled play-date in Valdez on Jan. 2. The Shamrocks will try next for repeat victory over the MP squad which they defeated just before leaving for Cordova. That game is scheduled as a curtain-raiser before the high school-Fifth Truck squad encounter Dec. 27.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Local Man Weds Brazilian Girl

Miss Adalgesia Lopes became the bride of Bernard Swoboda at ceremony held in St. Michael's church last Wednes- day afternoon. Father James Snead read the marriage serv- ice. Only immediate family friends were present.
 Miss Lopes has been in Palm CT for only a few days. She came to the Valley from Recife, Brazil, where she was first mar ried to MT. Swoboda by proxy several weeks ago.
 The couple will make their home in Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Homebreakers Plan Party

The Christmas party of the Junior Homebreakers club is to be held at the Duane Mohan home Dec. 27 at 8 o'clock. Every one attending is requested to bring both a Christmas gift and a white elephant to be used as a Bingo prize.
Valley frontiersman., 1947-12-20
Kitchen Katie Tells Valley

Tells Valley Pickles and relishes of Alas ka's garden vegetables make popular additions to any holi- day dinnertable. The following recipes have been prepared and tested by Lydia Fohn-Hansen, home demonstration leader in the territory's Extension Service.
 Beet Relish
 2 lb. cooked beets
 c. grated horseradish
 2 tbsp. salt
 2 tsp. celery seed
 small cabbage
 2 c. sugar
 2 tsp. dry mustard
 pt. or more vinegar
 Put beets and cabbage through food chopper and add rest of in- gradients. Do not cook. Seal.
 Cabbage Kraut
 Select only good sound heads of mature cabbage Ca sweet variety such as Cannon BalD fresh from the garden. Remove outer leaves, cut in quarters, re- move the core.
 Weigh carefully, allowing 40 to 50 pounds of cabbage and 1 lb. salt to gallon crock. Work in portions of 5 lbs., allowing 2 oz., (3A tbsp.) salt to 5 lb. cab bage.
 Shred cabbage very fine with slow cutter or electric kraut cutting attachment into a large pan and mix evenly with 2 OF. salt. Measure carefully, as too much salt prevents fermentation. Mix salt and cabbage with hands or wooden spoon.
 Tamp cabbage into the crock firmly to draw out the juice. Re peat until cabbage comes with in 4 inches of top of crock and juice covers cabbage. Place a layer or two of clean white cloth over the cabbage and tuck it down around the edge.
 Cover with a plate on lid and place weight on it to hold cab bage under the brine. A jar filled with water makes a good weight. Set the crock in a fair. ly warm place-around 70 de grees.
 Remove scum and change cloth every other day. Wash and dry the cloth; wash the plate and weight. The scum indicates the presence of yeast that de. ] stroys the acid and discolors the product.
 Allow kraut to ferment 4 weeks if weather is cool; 2 weeks if it is warm. Store the fer mented kraut in cold place with cover weighted and it will Keep several months. Another way to keep it is to pack in jars and cover completely with brine and seal. Store in a cool place and it will keep for several months.
 Turnip Kraut
 Select good turnips of purple top variety. Wash well but do not peel. Proceed as for cabbage kraut.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
.Hiqh Toll Of Accidents
Cited as Truman Sets
Child Health Day

President Truman called on par
ents to safeguard their children
against accidents as he issued 9
proclamation yesterday designating
May / as Child Health Day.
Pointing out that accidents are
the leading cause of death and an
important cause Of crippling among
children" the President urged par
|ents to dedicate themselves on
Child Health Day "to the exercise
of unusual diligence throughout the
year toward the prevention of ac-
cidents In the home so that chill
dren may be protected from need
less injury -"
The week beginning April n will
be devoted to getting facts about
home accidents before parents. Un-
dertaking this work is the United
States Children's Bureau, the Social
Security Administration and the
Federal Security Agency in CO.
operation with the National Con-
ference on Home Safety.
The bureau, headed by Miss
Katherine F. Lenroot, said "acci-
dents take q yearly toll of almost
20, 900 boys and girls under 20 years
of age and the majority of such
deaths are preventable" Accidents
take as many lives In the to a.
year-old group as pneumonia, diar-
rhea and enteritis, measles, diph-
iberia, meningitis, poliomyelitis,
whooping cough and scarlet fever
combined, the bureau said.
A high proportion Of these acci-
dents occur in the home, the bureau
said. In 1914, a total of 5000 chill
dren under died as the results of
injuries in the home. More than
1000 of these children were burned.
Placing the emphasis on acct
dents, as we are doing this May Day,
is somewhat of departure from
the traditional observance, for acci-
dent prevention is not generally
thought of as part Of a child-health
program" Miss Lenroot said. 1.-THE
facts, though, show that public
health groups, the schools, parent
organizations and others have a
great deal Of work to do In this
field"
Evening star., 1947-04-10
Miss Margaret ". Hagan
Named 10 Red Cross Post

Miss Margaret Wood Hagan. 305
Tenth street NE. Red Cross
worker for % years. has been ap-
pointed national director Of Red
Cross services in Army and Navy
hospitals, it was announced today
by National Chairman Basil O'Con-
nor.
Miss Hagan succeeds Miss Eleanor
c. Vincent, who recently retired.
She is vice president of the
American Association Of Psychiatric
Social Workers, member Of the
board of governors of the Wash
ington Institute of Mental Hygiene
and a fellow of the American
Orthopsychiatric Association.
Miss Hagan Is graduate of
Salem College, N. c., and studied
at the New York School of Social
Work, Columbia University and
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1947-04-10
NOW
she SHOPS
CASH and CARRY
Without Painful Backache

Without Painful Backache
Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
quickly once they discover that the real
cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of
taking the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people eliminate
about pints day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood.
It may cause nagging backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains, swelling, puffiness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic. used successfully
by millions for over 80 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the 15 miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood Get Dosn's Pills. x
Evening star., 1947-04-10

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting o room.
Renting a room Is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II pm.
Evening star., 1947-04-10

Odette Borso.s tdent for
enehontment is evidenced
again in her "Spring
Chromonce" trousseou
ensembles. Witness
Up oint Counterpart"
lyric white royon sheer
coat with epouIets of
point d'esprit and blue
ribbons gown Of white
royon crepe. Sizes 81 and
"a. Set
w&L-Underwear, Third Floor.
Angel ensemble sheer
white coat with wineIets
of eeru lace white
sotin gown beneath, both
Of royon, exquisiteIy lacy,
S2e.s5
From q collection of neg
lieees, $16.e5 TO $4e.s5
w&I-Negligees, Third Floor.
Orloff sochets in
cleaning white royon
satin. Lingerie case, $12
Wedding bell sochet, $6
Twin hongers------8.40
Prices include 200 tar.
W&L-Notions, Aisle %,
First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcent.)

RADIO TR 1UBLE?-We specialize in re-
pairing any model Philco, Emerson, Zenith,
EcA stTomberg GsrlsSn; or hosoroa cT9s ao
days Frt : pickup and delivery. free esti-
mates. honest prices. 24-hr. service. Only
ss AMBsaDoR 5sssspsa co s9rk DE
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED, rebuilt. all
n1Kss aenFies Tds'nla OF 4as Mo shop 81 .s
Pethesds ave- Me s
FEFk1GRkAfSRs. FGSm; m!s feSssss I MoToRs' xsshins
machines,-24- m hour repair service; house
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO., UN.
1912. DU s767.
kEFiGGRA5oN zsDs; v4t nre%p
REGRIGERATfoNEwe saEcisI aFH H specialize on COM
wsSeIs and al %orf susr h ssse
SOUTHEAST APPLIANCE CO., Ii. 632s.
ROOF REPAIRs-Aluminum coating. in
sulates, waterproofs. beauties old roof;
guar yrs; free est. Days. 81. 1885; eyes,
RooFING, 70 P CUTTERS. SCOUTING. snow
ROOFING Co. DI. 27O4. or Alex 1872.
RooFING-An types roofs repaired. new,
slate, Stag and tin roofs: general sheet
metal work. guttering and downspouts; no
money dqx1 ss mos saowg tS gay; 70 Call NO
o.
ROOFING. Timing: roof painting: repair
ing; suffering ss and spoutins. Call MR..
SAFE REPAIRS, service: all types Of safes
repaired and opened: combinations changed
and serviced by manufacturers factory.
sold The MosLER SAFE CO. 1927 Eye
81 SLIP Pw; wCo3Eks AMI AND DRAPEs made to or
der, all work done by experts; delivery one one
week: choice Of newest fabrieS -aaI HARvEY gGs
MOORE 316 gsh 81 nW WoKk X ssone
tainng walls. flagstone terraces, also walks,
sssmateE ssspS, esi 5ERKY Ar ss6s
TILE KEPalkSs Ho work r9ai guaranteed M
T.YSPEWRITERs .SHEHHRITERs Cleaned. oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed. RE. l177. UNITED
TYPEWIRTIER Co. s1a 18th NV; .Tn.r,.nc.
7th St ne. Lu. 6767. -
slip covers aSr,cd drspsTisfs snisf
iNGToN UPHoLsTERING CO.. 1909 H st.
pixi WxsHfaG Ex SSgsi MACHINE and r.fsr. repair
seyee sH.1 ACNE s maksS RHDIo 'st0I1 co
4OIS Ga ave, GE. 1888. am to pm
CALL sH. ALL FOR PAINTING and paper
ing: courteous. efhcient service: FHA loans
MURRAY & MILLER, general contraetine
and remodeling. Interiors. exteriors. paint
ing and paper hanging; roofing and slding
ALL MAKES, washing machines. electric
ranges. radios and vacuum cleaners SmfT lp- Re-
PIIHScE Pi5HsSs Teah sERVicE ESaEantfe0b AZ 500
work block work. cement finishing. fooT
sanding and finishing, stone work. and a. AZ
work done reasonable. Phone Hy. q. %Is4'
Evening star., 1947-08-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FLYING INSTRUCTION under GI Bill OF
Rights, For details. call OIL. SSSs.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
II Il s45t mS sfsIs SEW4 5sF
MoDERN TRAfNING in BEL beauty ' culture. 1Ei all
sttbjects taught. Approved BY Government
fas s, q I tral9ing 9In WAR-F1YYfNE "a BE BEAUTY
,PaRsoSfs cooGNiTRYsTDE School
Daily transportation: boarding, hot
lunches. special courses for the slow learn
ing child, 3rd through 9th grade. 9401
REFRiGERATIoN and air conditioning
CT approved. modern training methods,
and afternoon classes, starting Sept. 2
Pferty of practical shopworR> on a big
variety of refrigeration and air-condition
making immediate application necessary
NEW YORK YORK TECH. 1904 Benning rd. ne
sEAuTY OPERATORS NEEpED-Moderr
MABELLE Honour School, approved
for D.; C., reouiremsnts and Gl training
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION., dctation OF
Gresgg shorthand theory. $50 per oa. hour
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from reliable men
who would like to train in spare time tc
overhaul and install refrigeration and air
conditioning equipment. Should be me
YOUR present work. Veterans and civilians
For information about this training. write
at - once giving name, address, age ano
your working hours. Utilities inst. Box
RUSSIAN LESSONS: native. DI. 476I.
and English for college entrance. Tele'
phone DU. 261f -26
Evening star., 1947-08-25
HOME lMpRoyEMEh1 coMPANIE

ADDITIONS. remodeling. carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting. esc; 1ree estl-
HaMfLToN Hsssfi 81 Gensf coNfRHeT1Nd CO. RE Al
.np,r,oNs. concrete. cement work foot
ings. driveSays, porches. basement, feors,
steps, repainting walls old and new WORK
c. GALEA. AT 1854 or FIR. 5513. -26
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, private roads
country roads and parking areas. Call Gil
594Q prompt service, free estimates. 81
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYS and paving; quail
ity work at reasonable prices. FAIRFAX
DRIVES CO, FA 1884. Elmwood 62l. -29
ATTIC TO BASEMENT alterations. repairs,
cetsERTe1aE coSsqRcTioN RF0G5' Go Sf5X'es fA ss55
BRICK WORK and block work: our work
is guaranteed. G: 3 T. BUILDERS, EN-
sSiSpING sSS IN coNTRacT6R. IN naa E' repairs re-
modelling, new building; roofing: paving.
concrete work. Phone c. A. NEWELL
81 BuILDING AND REPAIRING-An types of
commercial and os residentialp p rsmondelingSk; snan
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. hagstone
terraces, walks, chimneys, nrepiaces. &C.
men poFchHo ans Reek
Vile Md. Phone Rockville 1855. 2
FENCES, chain link, wire, wood; painting,
a f. SEE eo
lnnffn chain ink. al Immediate i erection. carpsn.
try, concrete work. Terms. M. W. FENCE
FLooR SANDING, cleaning and finishing;
FLOOR sERViCE-Nothing but the best
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
quet installations. Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
HEATING-oil furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: eX,
pert engineering; 3 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
ENGINEERING CO.. 1921 Ga. ave-. GE.
pItpyi HOME HEATING ExPERTs-warm air.
hot water. coal, oil, gas, repairs. conver,,
sions, new installations; consultations ana
estimates without obligation. OR. 4S99.
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting. plas-
ments. lst-class mechanics; reasonable
prices. MILLER g. SONS l404 No. Hart
ford st., Arl, Va. Gil. 1881 or GIL 1898.
KITCHENS MoDERNIZED, floor to ceiling;
We feature the famous Kitchen-Mald
cabinets and Tracy stainless steel SINKS:
worn linoleum sink tops permanently re-
placed, general improvements. MODERN
PaTSTISG P1Sf SG' and and paperins. floor sanding,
water-proohng. roof rep: white mschs;;;
HAM1LToN. pv AID. 51as.
ROOFING, SIDING, storm windows. con-
crete porches. We repair or replace any
part of the house: no money down. pay
ments as low as S5 per mo. For free
sstimate, eall Mr. MRS. dsARD Taylor g6 eao3 s4a7
ing. siding. guttering. painting, paperinf;
low monthly terms. For free estimate.
call WA 1886 days or evenings.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
PERSONAL.

duty a hours Special diets, Tray serv-
KfppEASp f afes SnRsfRY * AkspEKGARTnS
& ce deFhfu to E. S'f2s d teschefs sas ss1nS
PETER ITafas' RABBIT sBI; NURSERY-To do our
part. we have reduced prices, Enroll now.
Limited number. Transportation furnished.
VEITCH STREET KINDERGARDEN: day
ad DGaTdag seg enroll n0y NoS s95 Ysch fa
safe. Call DI. 1900 for investigated sitters::
easa for SoHssa ssae
Sc white or colored Md. or Va. COX
20 You D, aRe I'm II sEEp sE bsaf q LOAN up to
saoo. cali Miss %zisht: 81: $3.50
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCI school o Inrs day ~
through 9Th grade: progressive methods
used in reading. writing and arithmetle
nr teo1hsTs on i5 @qs farm day
transportation throughout Washington;
literature mailed upon request. 94ol
ss PEKMASENT iAsi r. WAVES. AVE 81: shampoo sns
dnservave. SOC No appointments An
ypEs gone SH rv advsneed ssSdenss 1sIo *
HOME HEATING ExPERTs-warm air,
sss sions vasR neT saS eR
sfssnsias gEWnsH REsT Pu' HoMEIndividnsi care;
19Tsf sFy %s best s dGsd ssa tsay se5y'e
ALTERATIONS. on all ladies' garments snts
5i09 i4th st. NV. co. 2221.
aave. 5oc No APPOINTMENTS MABELLE
HoNoUR SCHOOL; 1910 N. Y ave.
Slip COVERS, draperfes: urholsterias; hoist Ias
Gent service; free estimates. WASHING
TON UPHoLsTERING CO., 1909 st
PIANO TUNER, all repairs and rebuilding:
G. or suburbs; bssd free i1 eStimate 1ste VICTOR
VIZ WILL TAKE CARE of elderly people in
our home. opposite Walter Reed Hospital:
HSMfTY HUI sfSFy.IpeuMPf NURSERY SCHOOL. ?
meals DAY; tTaanspoSgtation furnished;
FULL-TIME BEAUTIFUL CARE given your
infant OF baby at wellington Nursery.
Also children boarded while mother takes
4 vacation, > weeks or month: fenced-in
lawn sand box and 24-hour supervision.
Inspection invited. For information. call
TIE 3sT4 -29
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY PERSON in rest
HITE SCHOOL, day and boarding: nursery
Through third grade: accredited teachers
resident physician, registered nurses piano
Instruction, p, aFt: sd- transportation' es9 seon
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER for one
Assk; i off on our complete line of cos
Tnetics Of distinction. carrying the medical
seal 1907 money-back guarantee. Phone
III 37e6 free delivery -25
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs-Co. $500. 5.
cav delivery. Your fabric or ours. DAIG'
Evening star., 1947-08-25
M,scELLAhEoUs FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES tor your camera. darkroom
or movie outt; s1gsss ssesI.Sn sIeeartc Sl sxpo
range rams finders, Aims. color films. photo
papers. chemicals, photo books and !'50G
BRENnsR RsEs sfsRs PHOTO 81 0es %. sss Pa ave. NV
Opp. justice Dept. Cataloe freel
accoRDioN. new soprani; !talisn MAKE MAKE
white. 120-bass with 10 shifts. oV. 4loo M
trumpets, cornets. drum sets, guitars. etc,
sg s. T." os6As R5IsfsA P4Ro PhsRs e eo 'Sofs os 6
ACCORDION, new white. septimio soprsni
aGooRpdS 1SS bssS Shf,s nfs 9S aass 10 switch
excellent: ladys or mans; best oner. Can
a6 a6DiSG iSto' MACHINES. new. used, hand
AOs Ss ASHNn nsH sUssRss hsRs
CHIMES CO, 1881 East Capitol st. LII
3Gss 92s coMFSKEssSK, saS spray s cars and fur
H1sTEe TRgc nuP CO. sD!sy f7s ssR
AIR ia coNDITIoHER. e westinehouse. q ton
room cooler. in excellent cond,; reasonably
D51ses S1s sdoNGpi4rosEks GslI nj ut hD eoos. drys
resa1,.e' rooms. euaTanteed na / year. ssssSo in'
stated; Ask for Thermoiars; BLOW 1x Asso'
AIR coND1TIoNERs sharply reduced
and free service. BISHOP Eou1PMEN1 na
al: az Soos5fTioNER. 81 5Ss1 philco, . h.p: guar.
anteed like new; sacrifice, S365. CAMP
BELL. Ma: 0so4: Ao. 416o: o,
ditioned this summer: owner leaving cit city
SHnH ASNTfoHEs.Dresden GG statuettes tmuseun
piecesl. china. Can be seen 1909 3lst se st
aNT1aUs NJ NH osa5f osoLI.rop DESK. solid crotch
mahog., sac. 1925; solid mahog. hand
carved sofa, all down cushions, cost $3.50
sell $3.50. tt; S311. .,. 20 1o,-
e. Maenus announces the opening of the
Silver Spring AQUARIUM, with q complete
line of tropical fish. goldfish. plants. 1000 Sl
ornaments. pumps and filters: open dafiy
to pm Located rear S4O6 Georgls
ave fnext post ofice). -25
BIB CLARINET, in excellent condition; with
case. Inquire w. r. CHERRY. Lincoln
RABY BIsGGY. used indoors, months
like new, y. price, SEQ play pen on wheels
excellent condition. SS: also girls bicycle
balloon tires, bargain a. $50. Phone Lu
BABY CARRIAGE, twin, gray. esllapsi
excel. cond.; S35. AID. s464' Ext. . 314
BABY CARRIAGE. colIapsible, blue, Sls
6sthinst.e' go; oeEh eEie' IS; all in sxcensn @ss
iSns,''sa sasY ekrB. good storkiln., maple Kant; It
sAsS sa1 e. cIEHAsliaE, 81 Io pr.w.r collter-Key.
worth: sood cond.; S1o; CAL ia. 2loo