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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-09-11
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
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They tell us that if YOU pound away at anything
long enough, something will be accomplished, and we
have a couple of pet pro jects which we feel are IN need
of constant hamnering.
It's pretty hard to get anything done around Har-
din in the summer time. Everyone who isn't fishing IN
his spare time seems to be off on a vacation trip or
lust simply too warm to have much energy.
Now that school and the fall rains seem to be get
ting under way simultaneously. vacations and tlshlng
have lost their charm and everyone seems to feel re-
vitalized, so at the risk of being called repltltlous, we
will pound away again on these two small items.
Firstly: What ever happened to the idea OF putting
up street signs and numbering the houses in Hardin!
You know. we're growing up in this city and along
with the usual growing pains. we should have the be-
ginnines of adult: dignity and adornment. Every time
some one new comes to town and we try to explain
where the various homes are we run into complications.
At times we even get our tongues twisted. If we didn't
have a few landmarks. like the city park, the schools
and the water tower scattered around in various Sec
tons, we'd even get confused ourselves.
Some time soon, we hope that Hardin can have
door-to-door mail delivery. That will never come until
we get our streets properly marked and our houses
numbered How about it!
Secondly: What about that playground at the
grade school? True. it has been improved somewhat,
but there is still so much that could be done. Our in
terest is even more direct and personal since our son
entered school this year, and we're afraid if the mud
gets too deep and too many pairs of trousers are cut
out in the knees by the cinders our language is going
to get to the point where it will be entirely unsuitable
for the columns of this family journal.
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Tuesday morning.

Tuesday morning.
Mrs. D. Stevens entertained
the Mountain View club Thurs
day afternoon at her home.
! Members present were Mrs.
John Gibson, Mrs. George Glib
son, Mrs. Earl Miller and chill
dren, Mrs. John Stevens and
children, Mrs. Ed Hults, Mrs.
Irwin Hults and children. Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Smith of Wyola
and Miss Frances Stevens of
Arlington, Nd, were guests.
Mrs. Harold Lewis spent
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Earl Miller.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis of Wich-
tia, Kan, are visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Roth.
WE want your record in the
World War II Service Book.
Send it in now. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bond
made a trip to Cody and Vel
lowstone Park last week.
Mrs. Roy Mason and Butch
visited at the George Gibson
home several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy French of
Hardin were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Graham.
Mrs. Joe Graham, Mrs. D.
Stevens and Mrs. George Glib
son entertained the Grand
mothers club at the Graham
home Friday.
Mrs. George Gibson was a
Lodge Grass caller Tuesday.
Clayton Curtis of Sheridan
flew: his plane and landed at
the Hults ranch Sunday. Mrs.
Curtis and daughter returned
with him Monday by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Curtis,
Mrs. Earl Miller and children
and Gary Joe Graham were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Hults.
Present at Sunday school
were Mrs. John Robinson, Mrs.
John Gibson, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
| Walter Roth and children, Mrs.
Billy Miller, Mrs. John Gibson.
Mrs. Earl Miller and children,
Mrs. John Stevens and chill
dren, Mrs. Lee Buckingham
Mrs. Clarence Stevens, Miss
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Johnson, Miss Odds, Mrs. Car
roll Graham and Gary Joe,
Mrs. Ed Hults and Mrs. Irwin
HultS and children.
Mrs. Harry Wilson and Patty
Kaye attended a birthday party
for Jeanette Stevens at the
home of Mrs. Pete Stevens on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy French,
Mrs. Bob Sumers and Cheryl
and Mrs. Carroll Graham Wis
tied at the Irwin Hults home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clayton Curtis and Vir-
GINA, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Hults, Richie and Patsy, were
Saturday evening supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller
and family.
Mrs. Harry Wilson, Larry and
Patty Kaye and Mrs. Bob
Brickle visited at the Irwin
Hults home Sunday afternoon.
Ed Hults was a Sheridan
business caller Friday.
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Lodge Gross Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Graham
and Mrs. Harry Wilson were
Lodge Grass and Hardin callers
J Tuesday.
, Mrs. Earl Miller and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Keller on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. Stevens held a family
reunion picnic at the ranch
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Curry
and family of Lodge Grass
visited at the Curley Wells
home Sunday.
Those from Lodge Grass
creek attending the Fall Festi-
val at Chivers Memorial Friday
afternoon were Mrs. Wayne
Bond, Mrs. Billie Miller, Mrs.
Ed Hults, Mrs. George Gibson,
Mrs. D. Stevens, Mrs. Earl Mil
Ter and Billy, Mrs. Tom Ste
vens, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs.
John Robinson, Mrs. John Glib
son, Mrs. John Stevens, Mrs.
Bob Miller, Mrs. Florence
Wells, Mrs William Lynde and
Mrs. Irwin Hults and Patsy.
DEADLINE on World War II
Service book, Sept. 81. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. Carol Graham
visited friends and relatives ON
the Little Horn over the week
end.
Joe Schenderline is doing
carpenter work for John Ste
vens this week.
Earl Miller was a Hardin
business caller Thursday of
last week.
Sunday school was well at
tended with % present.
Lodge Grass creek callers in
Lodge Grass Tuesday were
Wayne Bond, Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Stevens and girls, Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Stevens and family
Mrs Ed Hults, Mrs. Irwin HUT
and PATSY, MI. and Mrs. Car
roll Graham and Gary Joe
Mrs. Harry Wilson and Larry
and Mrs. Earl Miller and chill
dren.
Mrs. D. Stevens visited at tn
Pete Stevens home Thursda!
evening.
Miss Frances Stevens left TO:
Arlington, Nd, after spendin.
a month visiting friends ant
relatives in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller ant
children visited at the irwin
Hults home Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Billie Mile
were Sheridan callers Satur
day.
VETERANs-fiIl out you:
questionnaires and send then
in. ADV
Carroll Graham was in Lodg
Grass on business Friday.
Mrs. Billie, Miller entertaine'
at luncheon in Lodge Grass OF
Friday for Mrs. john Robinson
Mrs. John Gibson and MIR
Wayne Bond.
John Stevens called on E.
Hults Friday evening.
Mrs. Buddy Neal visited Mr.!
Earl Miller and Billie Miller o
Monday
VHA. anu MIS-. LOQlnaler @
Lodge Grass visited at the Bill
lie and Earl Miller homes Wed
nesday evening.
LAST WEEKS ITEMS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinso
and daughter, Mrs. John Gil
son vacationed on the Still
water and Big Timber Monda
through Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gibson {
Sheridan were overnight CUES
of MI. and Mrs John Gibso
? Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. D. Stevens and daughte
, Frances, returned from Sps
kane Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. Stevens and Crane
e children, Mick and Mary Stt
vens, were shopping in Sher
3 dan Wednesday.
Mrs. Billie Miller and Mr.
Wayne Bond visited at tt
e John Gibson home Thursde
afternoon.
p Mr. opd Mrc C1orapco StI
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Dunrnore News

Ray Davis has returned home
after several months of har-
! vesting at the Joe Torske and
Nils Torske homes.
DEADLINE on World War II
Service book, Sept. 81. ADV.
Cecil Mocabee has earned a
trip to Bozeman Sept. is
through 10 after winning the
swine judging contest. He will
attend the club congress there
Joyce Gray won second, Fran
els Mocabee, third and Donald
French, fourth.
Artemus Davis is home after
! harvesting grain at the Gene
Herman ranch.
Siefert Salveson has been
helping out at the Swaby home
during the illness of Francis
Swaby.
VETERANS fill out your
missionaries and send them
in. ADV.
Attendants at the Dunmore
beet dump this season will be
MI. and Mrs. Finley Mocabee
dA1O y. -. odAA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Hem
mings spent the past few days
at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davis can
ming vegetables from their
garden.
Youngsters from this area
starting their first year of
school are Heide Warren,
Richard Kaiser, jeanne Heitz-
man and Everette Davis
James Nurse took first place
in several items in the Crow
rodeo.
Ray Davis went to Sheridan
last Saturday for medical at
tention.
WE want your record in the
World War II Service Book.
Send it in now. ADV.
Finley Mocabee and son,
Cecil, were guests at the A. R.
Davis home last week. Also
present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Moon and Calib, who ar
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several clothing stores and the
Singer sewing machine shop in
Sheridan.
Parents were guests at a pic
mic at Fowler grove Sept. 10.
Attending All club week at
Bozeman beginning Sept. IS
will be Carolee Redman, Jewell
Medicine Horse and Barbara
White.
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rived there enroute to their
home from Minnesota after
visiting their parents. MI. Moon
is a nephew Of A. r. Davis.
Approximately 200 thousand
people play whist for money
prizes in London every week.
Coal and oil Shale are expect
ed to furnish gas and petrol
cum when gas and oil wells
run dry
Evening star., 1947-05-30
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DALMAIIAN, NAT male, 1s mos. old. Cal
s hofsToSsSs Isl Ss' j. TERRIER gyRrrEs, yssistsred a
St, Arl, CH; 1853. II
female; laan color; sacrifice. $50 Cal
PIGEONS FOR SALE at sacrifice price;
GOOD -r 4Peedaers:; aES: Must Vacate. I'll st
coctKER sPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe reg,
champion stockdaIe. Town. Palk blood
pedigree with each one; male, S45; females.
S35. 3445 Benning rd. ne, AT 1905
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. farm
Just sss ssaRe Rede ds sst ShGn s
8 e an. Ashton 5153 or write P. o. Box
sPRfsGER 81 fsGas seIaf spANrE e. PUPPIES for sale
thoroughbred; sacrifice for quick sale;
males and females. SH. 1862 after pm
COCKER PUPS, black and particolored
Il wks,, Axe registered, .srandpups OF
sTns CHEAT SANE PTfrs fyh 81 ressS sSe for aeerv
Ito S125 Also larger Danes, sired by our
champion Come out and see them all.
BoxER0ssmo-choice 0so-chic pups. Axe registered.
WIRE-HAIR PUPPIES, months, Axe
champion stock. Ii. 3os5. 14o6 Morse
Cookers. reg. Axe: 4 females. wts.
ahte and peppsr ans es s ssek eaeB sPd
wormed and healthy. 2 older ones. reas
One bred bun female, reas. Boarding.
Spruce 02S3-J. 1858 Lacey ave se.. of
COCKER PUPPIES. black, Axe reg, cham
pion bloodline; wormed; reasonable Dial
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, beautiful, black
champion sired, friendly and healthy.
Also black cocker at stud. WI. 312I. -3i
MONT. CO. ANIMAL SHELTER, has pun
and save a Life 81. 5is3 Open EeeE- G
days: "a, Saturday, 9-12.
COCKER SPANIELS-Sacrifce BUDDY sale
All Axe reg, and champion bioodiines.
seven 4-mo. puppies, $40 and S35; three
I-mo. puppies permanently inoculated,
these are definite show prospects, $50
VIZ. 2fe5. 47l9 Riverdale I'd. Riverdale,
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs for. sale:
male, male, s25; female, $50. Call Chestnut
COLLIE PUPS. beautiful Cali Jackson
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. sired by
Asgard's ch. Lachen Won GRAMMAR CD
500. AsGARD KENNELS 1registeredj. !.
Great Falls. Va. Telephone Falls Church
GIANT PYRENEEs, beautiful one year old;
large dog. needs home in country: very
gentle. Dial GE $685. or call and see at
1870 IngTaham st NV. 81.
DOGS and CATS boarded, week ends or
longer; heated kennels; pickup service
veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-WEE KEN
NElS, 4215 Conn. ave. WO. 0224.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
AVIATION.

PIPER CUB 1946, J-3-C, special: privately
owned, excellent condition; ali bulletins
complied with. Cali FIR. $3.50, Ext. 414
EVERY one WHO FLIES needs compiet. H
snaIsps syia5lop nSgranss fMEa pToteetion Consult
Vermont ave NV DI. 100,
costs less on Continental Exchange Plan.
Call COASTAL AVA CORP, RE. 1898.
FOR SALE-Republie Seabee, Is hrs total
time. Selling because of financial reasons.
Aircraft now at Hyde Field, Md. OWNER.
phone ANNAPOLIS 5714 ewes. 80
FLYING CLUB now forming on AZ Cessna
l4O, limited exclusive Memberships. For
details, phone MR.. McCLOSKEY, OIL. SSSS.
1916 TAYLoRCRAFT, like new, will sacri-
hce for immediate sale. Box 18TH, Star.
- - 80
LUsCoMBE sILvAIRE, s5-h.p. de luxe;
GE radio. full instrument panel starter
and generator landing lights, 100 hours
always hangared, never cracked. Reduced
for immediate sale. Write ANNAPOLIS
FLYING SERVICE, Box 222, or call An
napolis Md 91O0. l.
J-2 CUB and 1916 Ercoupe, good condi-
tion. Priced for immediate sale. Write
ANNAPOLIS FLYING SERVICE, Box :y22,
or call Annapolis (Mdl 91OQ. i
FOR SALE--Link trainer. BARGAIN. Box
SS-D, Star. II
Evening star., 1947-05-30
FARM and GARDEN.
AzALEAS-All shades Of harr
azaleas: new varieties. &510 II

asaisas new varieties ss1oa 1sth .s. ssn0s n.s.
BIRD BATHS, benches gazing GLOBES. sun
dials, urps. boxes in concrete. illustrated
sirsgiaT sgfg M,ss on request. 3 p RODGERS
FREE REM REMoVAI Sy with Modern Ia1a, nov.r tso,s.
spraying, pruning. topping: complete tree
LILY psassa TRsz Sc VIZ Drsssf'Sb ss &c.
RoToTnLERs NOW AVAILABLE IN.
assaa Log oHnnae szfs Raoas 81 5aSG
Ss5sI Sc Tha5RRn ssrs lawns. p
nursery stock, pure BARNARD manure,
mgaintenance main Of lawns. EN-. os77. RE.
GARDEN TRACTORS, all equipment; -1 Win
Do the JOB normally done By 1 horse.
MsAhi0NEY.S' sn.ina INC" s126 Ga. ave. Silver
s;s' Il Il :ss
9s Top trus6 so,, PhSne hSp WA W ,rI ssI 90,
rsrdens o; famous AyTiaWn sarm Sop in aen
thesda: immediate deliv. avail. WI. 6400.
mediate delivery: also deep-freese e''; units, its
Isx aPo a hi sssehs c prize ts9n.
eena truck nd sISd.r Tractor dealer
SsSS5h SIoMEER SeEs ;st SMASTEp ffp small Can
SoLCNupAh LhEE SEhtlCE CO.-Spraylng,
pruning, cavity work, tree removal; rea-
Sonable prices. SH. 81SS. WA 66l5. SO
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fireplaces
rock garden. fishponds, retaining walls
F. MARcuccIo. Route A.. ;Horners lane
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1888. 10
LANDSCAPE SERyICE-sodding. grading,
pruning, planting and transplanting. lawns
renoyated, topsoil. fiagstone walks. Ash
HAVE YOUR TREES sprayed, fed, pruned;
ReYea; Te1ia5le ADJ ~ men; en- fully insured
NOW AVAILABLE, Redman and Roth Gar
den King 3-horsepower tractors with
plows, sickle bars and disks STANLEY
HoRNER, Trailer Center, 5th and Florida
each. 50:gal hog fountain SIS; SIT.
tractor roller packer. $50. Mccormick s.
Deering cream separator. S45. All excel
lent condition. Level green farm Ma
nassss rd., Centerville. Va. Fairfax
TRACTOR. famous .'Rototiller,
power tiller of hundred uses: Immediate
delivery; free demonstration. Ov. 1892
GooD TIMOTHY HAY. s25 ton, delivered
n 3 or more ton lots. Also baied straw.
GOOD RICH ToPsoIL. well rotted manure.
Ph9Rne 2 aRnrH Day r,2 1r Ha pight, TT: 2935. -
l6 !, rotary ~. tiller, 5-h;Ep, 4-eycls Wisconsin
information and demonstration call UN.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

calf. Glebe 2705 after $50 pm 80
PONY. brown and white, trained, sever
yrs old: $500; pet for children. Call LU
O162. 2141 30th st. me- Il
g. YR. old MARE, reasonable; will work
have no use and pasture for her: will trade
for pigs, bees. Cali FA. 927- -W-12
PONIES. gated horses, 2,400 lbs team
beautiful black work horses: some chear
Arlington Va II
PALoMINoS for sale; mares. bred and un
bred; hunter prospect, double registered
Palom1no stallion at stud Thorpland
Farm. Largo I'd. T. BOSWELL. Marlboro
Evening star., 1947-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS wAHTEp.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented RE Il77
UNITED TYPEWRTTKR Co. s13 l4th st
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, ealcu-
lators' once eauipt-: all kinds; top prices
AIR CoNDITIONER, OF . window models
wanted by private party; must be in good
shape: no dealers. SH. S436. 31s
ANTI ANTIQUES. siysrwars: IN any condition;
THE HOUSE OF GTTs. 1895 g st. NV.
at 18th gnd @ sts.), ME o07e
ANTIQUES. furniture, nrie-a-nrac, china.
glassware. rugs. sifverware. paintings
highest sash cash prices paid Call MURRAY
BADLY IL NEED of hgih-grade drople at
tables. secretaries. dining room and bed
room furniture: also antiques. Me. 6s76,
BEDROOM dining room or contents of
homes. VIII pay cash or sell on commits
sion. We DO moving, storage. ia. a937
81
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture, IN any amount wanted at
once; viii pay highest possible prices No
matter what you have to sell, please cali
today. Mr.. GRADY. Ma. 2620.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
DOCS, PETS. ETc. icent.l.

OOS3Ss rEsss Els. tG0nt.Ds
TINY CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES; one s-mo
ers. vks-. reasonable, TR. 4105. 81
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe regis.
tered, champion bloodlines, males and fe-
males. all colors, $50 up. Red cocker 4,
stud Also champion cocker. Rockville
BOARDING. careful care In clean kennels;
danes dane 2 spesIalty r. D, LINDSEY. Coles
FOR STuD-1-year-old buf cocker, Axe
registered. beautiful dog Phone Mr.
WEE. Du. 6634 or Ii. 1851 --2q
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boardfng, bath.
ing and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies;
KRISS KROSS KENNELS-Screened run,
and indiv. kenneltnR equipped Westinghouse
Sterilamp conditioning; puppies for saIe
and cookers at stud. Lee hwy, Rte. 2II,
nr: Centervfne. Phone Fairfax 1i-J-2,
RABBITS, New Zealand, white, registered:
compete com s stock with cages; very reasonable.
COOKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. be.utsful. sn
reasonable: Axe registered; 9 weeks; Red
Bruele. My Own Brucie and Torryhill
ITaaer ,bloodiines. Telephone s5T-F-.0,
Will GIVE HOME. with fenced yard wsl to
Ige breed female dog, Q mos old: for 8
PLAYMATE to boxer. Phone WA. I241
after 9 p m. All day Sunday. Il
SCOTTIES, exceptionally fine, solid black.
s-wk. -old pups; Axe registered;% guaran-
teed to please the most particular: males
and females. $50. Bowie 2T4T II
Evening star., 1947-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

AIR CONDITIONERS. window type. for
Offices and homes. GE, 1883 5.
BULLDoZER, 6ls-yd. pan, and expert op-
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE co 622 E st NV National
BULLDoZER AND OPERATOR for hire;
individual Easements our speciality. Falls
Church J264-J IL
Evening star., 1947-05-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lcsnt. /,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tCeaf. j
TAILOR OR DREssMAKER-Can acquir1
isase % centrally located work and dis
plsy rooms e. sl4 17th st. NV. and puI
ers. Phone NO. $685.. --31
LIQUOR-RESTAURANT on Connection
ave. near Dupont Circle; e-year lease
aas ssas s nSg has S seod
sacrince for $4,000 complete, to gooc
restaurant operator, or make offer; Hbera
a. PASTOR, INC. 1923 Vermont. 80
GROCERY sToREs---see our list of storei
and ] am sure we have what you want;
go stop II and discuss your needs With US.
Broker. RA. 1900. 55o5 Ga. ave. NV.
DRY CLEANING and laundry store. IN D.
Ssss 81 su9grb ss sss9wins fast; long lease. PL.
GRocERY. MEATS. Annandale. va
meat cases, deep freeze. Good business
Rent 500. $4,000 plus stock. Alex. 77so
DRESS SHOP, In Va.-Beautifu1ly equipped:
illness forces sale. business Increasing;
$4,000 down will handle stock and
Room houses q, q saSs near Govt te'H5fi 6fdgs,
~ rms, rent S76: lease; oil heat. always
fnll; M .sie clean: ',ineome nearly 5000; hurry
.sGrocery, Sc: nice equipment; income
800 plus ykly-; rent, $50: long lease.
Frozen eustard. on main st. of nearby
city; Income. 500 plus wkiy.": plenty Of
equipment. rent, lease and price very
favorable; exceptional; $4,000 down will
handle.
Beauty shop on Army base, near d. c.:
rent on percentage; very nice income, ex-
price. S3,45O.
Tavern, mostly liquor: doing capacity
business; .S7,500 monthly plus ST 900
from mashines''; on and of sale license:
Variety stores (3)--See this one on
busy s.w: street with inc. 5000 plus wkly. .;
apt. included in S65 rent: lease: priced
low at $4,000, and also others Exclusive
with THRIFTEE BROKERS, l4II L st.
nv, RIM. 20S. DI 1920.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

HOTEL PARK HOUSE. sos 18th s. NV
Q bIks Greyhound: sg1es.. S10i dbles., SI4
wk.. trans. rms. 81 .50-S3 day EX. 1865.
BIB ST: N.W.-Clean, nicely furn. rms
phone and maids service; daily 81 so up;
wkly, SO to So per person RE 1888.
I129 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Doutle room.
twin beds; End floor: next 70 bath; clean
and cool. NO. 1853. .aI
Evening star., 1947-05-30
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL
CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK

OAK AND PINE split, cordwood, 50 cor
you haul: this is well seasoned. M
DICKEY, WA. l146 81
Evening star., 1947-05-30
POULTRY and EGGS

PULLETS-Ready-t to-lay Crosses and New
Hampshires, also started baby chicks, 4
wks. and under. PL 1882 81.
JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st. NV.
ME. .0089-Baby chicks. feed and poultr,
supplies.
10000 q. APPROVED pull controlled
N. Hamp. or R. l. Reds, w Rock, W
Wyan. or Leghorn; COD, $3.50 per hun
dred postpaid: 81 per hundred deposit
MAXWELL Lanham, Md, HY. 0226. II
Evening star., 1947-05-30
ROOMS rURNIsHEp-Aorshws.s

BOAT, raised deck, 16-ft.. inboard motor
$3.50 UN 4425
Evening star., 1947-05-30

COMPLETE EXQUISITE FURNISHINGS for
fun Sionai modern apartment; color har-
mony arranged by interior decorator: beau
titul 3-pc. kidney-shaped. sectional sofa,
large tropical print, cocoa-brown and char
treuse lounge chair, toasted mahogany
lightwood cocktail table. end tables and
desk, lined oak dinette set, lightwood rec
ord cabinet, modern lamps; lavish bedrm
suite, also toasted mahogany; large vanity.
hassock. chest f-drawers, night table and
double dressers; new Hoover vacuum with
attachments, turquoise Wilton carpet,
Bradlee rug and pad, Iarge striped lounge
chair; must leave Washington by June s.
will sacrifice. at 40ee of purchase price;
sell as unit for 81 500, CT by the piece
All new condition; apartment is rented
WI. 63S1 40
WE HAVE 1T. we apply It, Asbestos siding,
insul-brick siding; roofing; free estimates;
tow BED, HEAvY-DUTY shovel traiiers
with or without tractors; air brakes
LEAvING CITY, MUsT sILI-Apex wash
:ng machine, 2s-in. boys bicycle, alI-metal
wagon, fine mahogany knee-hole desk and
sdrop-lesf table. eoffee. table. small radio.
items. 120I 37th St NV. WO 526l II
Evening star., 1947-05-30

all side arms. Marlboro 387s -
HEATING-complete heating plants in
Timken Silent Automatic oil burner. Ii
YOU want the best, call ia. 0432, and have
our Herbert Lacey personals survey your
Tor your Individual need, engineer ts the
heating hes g M system r,su ana supervise the work
~ euF G esy sfssed s ana
Iations. right here in the washington area
a9d Since 'fssd s II No as down PssEf e.
sxpsrisnee HERBERT LACEY S sIaSeiSss ENGINEER X.
LNG Co 5493 Ga. ave. NV: ewes. and
HOME FREEzERs-Imme delivery:
brand 2rand-neW General Electric, Phileo,, Deep
others; low, prices and easy. terms. Select
your home freezer from Washington's larg-
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1856 N st. NV, MI. 7I41, 81
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IRoNERs. brand-new. Bendix and Conlon;
immediate delivery; terms. LIVINGSTON
APPLIANCE A, 7 Nc 81 8 RADIO, 44os south Capt.
IRONING BOARDS. "as is" 81 each.
FAIRHAVEN MANUFACTURING CO., 3043
st. NV. Ma. o554, DE. 9572 -
KITCHEN FANS installed serviced and re-
and attic fans. RELIANCE, Adams 1875.
KITCHEN sNKs-Immediat delivery:
brand-new. complete stock Of kitchen
sinks, base and wall cabinets; low prices
and easy terms. Select your kitchen sinks
and cabinets from WashinRtons largest
selection Of nationally famous standard
brands. STANDARD TIRE g. BATTERY
CO. 10th and Il sts. ne. Open every eve
till 9 pm. II. 1883, IL S74l
LfNOLEUM, battfeship. used good eondi-
tion: 15e So yd H HERFURTH. Jr., INC.
Wave BARRACKS, Mass. and Nebraska ayes,
NV. OR. 4l51. -5
LIVING ROOM SET. floor samples; "a s.
piece modern oTerstuffed set IN wine and
blue CUT velour. was S2Sa now S1as; ul
Lawson sofa and matching chair in blue
ooucle. was Sols5o, now SI65; 1b wine
Upholstered Sleepmaster sofa bed, was
SaS. 80, now $3.50; III Sleepmaster
studio couch, blue tapestry, was $50 so,
nov sss so; terms availabls, ANsELL &
SANFoRD FURNITURE CO, 4520 Lee
hEys Arlington. Va Open until 9, CH