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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
{. {. PahIen Rites
Held On Sunday

Charles Christopher Pahlen, for
mer merchant and prominent farmer
and one of Lexington's oldest citi-
zens, died of a heart attack in Lex
ington last Thursday night. He was
70.
Funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. The Rev. r.
G.. Valentine officiated. Interment &
Masonic rites were in Oddfellows
Cemetery with Southern Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements.
MI. Pahlen was born in Lexing-
ton, August Is, 1868, the o of Ger
man immigrants who settled here.
He attended the old A g. M College
until the death of his father forced
him to withdraw after completing
three years. In August 1909, he
married Anna Marie Jansen of st.
Louis, Mo. To them were born two
children before his wife died in
1927.
He served one term as mayor of
Lexington and held the office of
alderman for several years. He was
formerly engaged in the merchan-
tile business under the name of Pah-
len Brothers, one of the largest stor-
es in Lexington at that time. In his
later years his interests turned to
farming and at the time of his dea-
tn he owned over a thousand acres
of farm land in Holmes County.
Mr.. Charlie, as he was affec-
tionately called, was widely known
in Mississippi as a Mason. He served
as Master of the Lexington Lodge
from 1908 thru 1910, during which
time he was active in rebuilding the
lodge which was destroyed by fire.
He served as secretary of all the
Lexington Masonic Lodges for the
past Is years and was head of every
Masonic York in Lexington during
his lifetime. He was a member OF the
Presbyterian Church and a Shriner.
He leaves two daughter, Mrs. Ho-
mer T. Davis of Lexington; and Mrs.
J. N. Flanagan of Whitehaven, Tenn.
Active pallbearers were: George
S. Patterson, o. w. Thompson, Leroy
Paris, E. Cohen, William Ellis, Jrp
| Ed Ellison, w. E. Ellison, w. E. Stri-
der and DR.. v. Richards.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

Miss Earline Roberts is spending
her vacation at Farrell as guests of
her sister Mrs. D. w. Hoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Mason and Ce-
Gil Jr. Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Mason, and
family of West, went picnicing in the
park at Jackson Sunday. While there
they enjoyed a refreshing swim in
the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Few, Fran
ces Gwin and William Preston will
arrive Friday from Cleveland, Ohio,
for an extended visit with Mrs.
Few's mother, Mrs. r. M. Gwin.
Mrs. /. G. Barton ST.. is spending
this week in Walden with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. ]. D. Fades.
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Democratic Primary
Official Are
Announced Today
Executive Committee
Held Meeting Tuesday
Afternoon In Lexington

Election Officials for the Demo-
cratic Primary to be held August 5,
l947, were selected Tuesday, July
%, at a meeting of the Holmes Coun-
ty Democratic Executive Committee,
as follows:
Lexington: w. B. Barrett. RO; l..
B. Gilliland, Roy Brown, mgrs; Miss
Elizabeth Heinrich, Mrs. Walter Hoo
ker, clerks; w. H. Roach, Pc.
Acona: K. F. Downer, RO; j. D.
Williams, j. r. Booth, mgrs; Mrs.
Jesse H. Walton, Miss Mary Steele,
clerks; c. L. Downer, Pc.
Franklin: j. R. Lipsey, RO; j. M.
Powers, Noel brennan, mgrs; Mrs.
]. r. Lipsey. Mrs. j.. M. Powers,
Beat 2
Durant: w. P. Taylor, RO; w. L.
Alternately, w. M. Beachman, mgrs;
clerks;Mrs. Charles Ray, Miss Geor-
gia Mcintyre, clerks; Byron Ray, Pc.
West: G.. D. Thornton, RO; Pate
Johnson, u. L. Alexander, mgrs; Mrs.
%JdIlldl oOWlC Nllo' IbODCA odShoOAAj
clerks; W. A. Bouchillon, Pc.
Goodman: w. A. Thomas, RO;
Mrs. Sam Hall, j. H. Davis, mgrs;
Mrs. Leroy Donald, Paul Hand,
clerks; w. E. Meek, Pc.
Emory: Andrew Smith, RO; W. M.
Cade, Barrett English, mgrs; Mrs
S. S. Truitt, Mrs. w. E. Hill, clerks;
S. S. Truitt, Pc.
Bowling Green: Luther Mcclellan,
RO; Mrs. Christine Williamson, G
F. Wilkins, mgrs; Mrs. j. H. Gulled-
ge, Mrs. Ralph Mcclellan, clerks;
Grover C. WaddelL PO.
Edsville: Jim Moorhead, RO; Mrs
G.. D. Mcclellan, J. L. Bouchillon,
mgrs; T. L. Simpson, H. O. Wynne'
clerks; c. L. Grantham, Pc.
Beat 3
Pickens: ]. K. Thomas, RO; H. 5
McKie, T. P. Montgomery, mgrs;
Mrs. S. D. Simpson, Miss Josie Buo-
ton, clerks; E. o. Wentworth, Pc.
Eulogy: Merrill Eakin. RO; j. E.
Edwards, H. O.. (Hop) Pettus, mgrs;
Mrs. w. E. Hearn, r. A. Wilkes
clerks; Ellis Tyson. Pc.
Ebenezer: E E. O'Reiily, RO; J. w
Burwell, Harris Humphrey, mgrs'
W. B. Lucas, E. E. Brown. clerks;
". D. Killebrew, Pc.
Richland: J. E. Chisolm, RO; w
J. Shanks, J.. F. Sample, mgrsi
George Floyd, Joe Branks, clerks
Bank Upshaw, Pc.
Beat 4
Thornton: c. F. Bardin, RO; B. F
Harthcock, Guy Campbell, mgrs;
Mrs. R. C. Causey, Mrs. Celeste Die
kard, clerks; r. c. Causey, Pc.
Beat 5
Tchula: w. G.. Gwin, RO; j. l.
Shields, C. P. Sharpe, mgrs; Miss
Sara v. Jones, Mrs. c. 7. Cobb, clerks
A. c. Conger, Pc.
Cruger: C. L. KERN, RO; +. j
Hines, Vernon Matthias, mgrs; Mrs
Lizzie White, Mrs. Forest Fleming
clerks; ]. M. Watt, Pc.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

The Sunflower County Bar has
unanimously endorsed the candidacy
of Stanny Sanders for the office of
District Attorney of the Fouth Judi
cial District, which includes the
counties of Washington, Sunflower,
Humphreys, Leflore, and Holmes.
The endorsement reads as follows:
"We, the members of the Sunflo-
wer County Bar, hereby unanimous
ly endorse the candidacy of Stanny
Sanders, of Indianola, Mississippi,
for the office of District Attorney of
the Fourth Judicial District of Mis-
sissippi.
"Mr. Sanders is well qualified to
fill the office, and his honesty, in
tegrity, and loyalty are unquestion-
able; and we recommend him to the
people of this district as being who'll
ly deserving of your support"
B. B. Allen, p. j. Townsend, Jr.,
Howard @. Davis, Frank E. Everett,
J. M. Forman, Arthur B. Clark, Os-
car B. Townsend, Forrest G. Cooper,
D. E. O'Donnell, J. c. Baird, Jr.,
Zelda Siegel, r. d. Everitt, H.. Leo
Herring, VIM. F. Taylor. o. M. Mar
sails, j. H. Price, David, M. Quinn,
Jr, F. M. Featherstone, and Gordon
L. Lyon.
Mr.. Sanders, born and reared in
Leflore County at Sidon, attended
Sunflower Junior College and gra-
duated in law at the University OF
Mississippi. He has been p~racticing
law at Indianola since his return
from the service in May, 1916.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
Wynn Makes Statement
To Holmes Electors
TO THE WHITE DEMOCRATIC
VOTERS OF HOLMES COUNTY:

VOTERS OF HOLMES COUNTY:
The first primary election of Au-
gust 5th is just two weeks off and
there are more things that car hap
pen in these two weeks than in all
other time put together. So, ! am
pleading with you my friends and
well-wishers, that if you hear any
rumors or statements being made
contrary to the statements that /
made to you in your homes, in your
fields, in your place of business, in
this paper, on the streets, or where
yer / have een you, just know that
these statements are false and BRAN
ded by me as lies.
Throughout this entire campaign,
I have made to each and all of you,
regardless of what your opinions are,
the one self-same emphatic state
ment that / stand for strict law en-
forcement; namely, that if / am cleo
ted Sheriff, I shall make it my first,
last, and oil time duty to eradicate
the lawlessness in Holmes County
by continuous raiding of the whis-
key dealers, gambling dens, honky-
tonks, roadhouses, and all lawless
places.
/ shall select as my deputies men
of clean morals, whose characters,
ideas. and principles conform with
the above statements. ] shall expect
the aid and assistance of the courts
of Holmes County to give each s
a fair and impartial trial based on
the evidence presented. 1t is my
firm conviction that I shall have n
cooperatoion of our courts. However
! regardless of the action of this BRAN
| CHI of our government. I shall contin-
ue to make raids, c~onfiscating the
whiskey and gambling devices and
breaking the full bottles of whiskey,
realizing that every bottle is bro
ken is breaking the bank
| of the boot-1egger.
consider "a Good name is rather
to be chosen than great riches, n
I emphatically say that l neither
| drink O buy whiskey in Holmes
| County, in the dry State OF Mississi-
ppi, nor in any other state where
whiskey is sold legally or otherwise
Therefore, / am under no obligation
to any whiskey dealer anywhere,
and owe no apologies when RAID
them. furthermore, I will not accept
any bride from them, nor notify
them in advance of my raids.
1t has been a pleasure to make
this campaign, strengthening ties OF
old friends and gaining new ones.
| want to express my grateful ap-
probation for your hospitality, en-
couragment, and endorsement given
me during this campaign. ! sincere
ly solicit your continued support and
vote on August 5th, and as a remin-
der, my name will be the last on the
list for Sheriff, so help make the last
the first.
Let our slogan be VOTE FOR
WYNN AND DO AWAY WITH
THE DIVES AND DENS".
Sincerely Your,
Ellis E. Wynn.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
Paul B. Johnson Jr.
To Speak In Lexington

Paul B. Johnson, Jr., candidate for
governor, will speak in Lexington
on Wednesday evening, July 30th,
at 800 PM. in the interest of his
candidacy for governor.
The public is given a cordial in
vitation to come out and hear him
discuss his qualifications for the off
ice and the platform of his candi-
dacy.
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THROUGH
HAZEL
EYES
BY Huzel

The sixth annual Holmes County
Horse snow Is now history -. and
history worth recording, too.
The show put on by the Lexington
Junior Chamber OF Commerce was a
credit in every respect to the city OF
Lexington and to Holmes County.
We congratulate the Jaycees on their
achievements and wish them every
success in other future undertaking to
the betterment of Lexington and
Holmes County.
The biggest news OF this week is
the unseasonably cool weather we
are having. Never in our memory
has it been this cool in July. The
nights. are downright cold not
very good for u cotton farmers.
The weekly boil weevil scouting
report made by State College for last
week showed fifteen Holmes Coun-
ty farms examined for boil weevils
with thirteen of the fifteen being in
tested.
The percentage of i~nfestation ran,
according to the report. from two
to fifty-one percent.
We'd like to take this opportunity
to thank our friends and subscribers
In the county and everywhere else
for the nice letters you've written
your editor during the past month.
There just isn't enough time to ac-
knowledge each letter personally but
we do want you to know that we
appreciate your comments and OBJ
servations more than we can tell you
. and there are so many Of the
letters we'd like to reprint but we
lust don't have the available space.
All during the war we have work.
ed against almost insurmountable
odds to bring you a paper each
week. The situation is slowly but
surely getting better and we hope
to Improve III service to you q
great deal in the immediate future
We want you to know, each SUBJ
scriber and advertiser, that we ap-
preciate you very much and 1t is our
constant aim to better serve you.
Hon. Fielding L. Wright. governor
of the state, will speak in Lexington
Saturday evening at eight o'clock
His presence should attract a size
able crowd.
Paul B. johnson, Jr, also speaks
in Lexington next week, Wednesday
night, July 30th. at eight o'clock.
4his-s win hiring to four the number
of candidates heard in Lexington.
Two candidates, William L. Spinks
and Mayor Frank L. Jacobs have al
ready spoken here in the interest
of their candidacy for governor.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
Quarterly Conference
At Liberty Chapel

Quarterly Conference will be held
at Liberty Chapel Methodist Church
on Sunday, July 9th, at 200 Pm.
The Rev. R. G.. Lord will preach
preach at Liberty Chapel Sunday
morning at 11:00 A. M.
There will be no services at Heb
ron Methodist Church Sunday MORN
ing July 9th. The revival will be-
gin Sunday evening at 800 P. M.
with the Rev. H. G.. Wallace preach
ing Sunday evening and throughout
the week at the morning and even
ing services.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
Ebenezer Boptists Will
Hold Homecoming Day

The Ebenezer Baptist Church will
have its Homecoming Day at the
church Sunday, July q. All mem
bers and former members OF the
church are urged to be present for
this occasion. Lunch will be served
on the grounds.
An old-time service will be held
in the morning and Rev. L. E. Bur
nette, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Lexington will conduct
the afternoon services.
Renshaw Thomas will also give
the history and record of the Ebene-
ger Church.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
Patients At The Hospital

White
MIR. Plez White, Eden
Mr.. B. c. Sabell, PIckens
Mrs. ]. A. Mcdonald, Lexington
Mr.. Bonnie Killibrew, Durant
Mr.. Ebert Mcbride, Pickens
Mrs. H. Floyd and baby girl, Good,
man
Mrs. O. G.. Burrell and baby girl
Durant
Mr.. W. H. Smith. Durant
Mrs. S. II. brennan, Lexington
Mrs. S. E. Fits, Pascagoula
Mrs. Zouella Bacon, Durant
Colored
Julia B. Hodges, Lexington
Bernice Smith. Lexington
James Bush, Durant
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
HorIunds Creek Buptists
To Hold Revival

The Harlands Creek Baptist Chur-
CHI will hold its revival beginning,
Sunday, July 81, and continuing
through the week. Services will be-
gin Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
following Sunday School.
The public is invited and men,
bers are urged to attend and to help
make this a true revival. not only
in words, but of the heart as well.
Mrs. j. N. Roberts, Clerk.
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Mt. Pleasant Revival
Will Beqin Sunday

The revival meeting of Mt. Plea
SAINT Church will begin Sunday o
ming, July 81, at eleven o'clock.
The Rev. N. E. Lerch of Third st.
Baptist Churchh, New Orleans, La
will bring the messages each morn
ing and evening of next week MI.
Butler of Meridian will lead the song
service.
Everyone is given a cordial invi-
tation to attend these services.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24
Lexington Nine Plays
West Sunday 9th

Lexington's baseball nine will
take on West in a game at Beall
Athletic Field Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Lexington will be out to avenge an
ga defeat dealt them by West two
weeks ago at West.
There will be nc admission charge.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

Mrs. Bob Towns of Minter City, &
her brother, Mr.. John Gwin, of New
York City were guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. T. A. Lail last week.
Mrs. Walter Galloway, of Brown
sville. Texas spent several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lail.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

Mrs. Gertrude Collier leaves Sun.
for a vacation in Atlanta. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. Leila Po-
well, of Greenwood.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

Miss Eva Lillian McBee, of Geen-
wood, visited her aunt. Mrs. L. e.
Barr last Friday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berman went
to Jackson, Monday.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

BINRATH A WEALTH OF SHADE and a
nice fenced lot. we offer this 6Ernl, brick
large enough for breakfast table: full bsmt.
with y bath and small rm. for maid or
and says sell immed. ARLINGTON REALTY
CO., 22o4 Wilson blvd, GIL. 1900, ok OK
4 LOVELY BRICK HOME In Vienna. has
liv.. rrn.. din. .rm.. kit, bedrms, and bath.
Ss eeg Of .s eeda te9s Fead
gsesn ss sspt %as osiy EEAITY
eoHsTRT e5S GSgnHs HoRE gEe 81 GH mics asee from Chain
eede faced rd deaf s house. @ First
rms. rms Ger center hall. ali modern conv, centrsi
bsss gas houses gssa 0F frS SGekns and sha
trees, trees 2 acres Of ground. owner leaving
terms. McCAY & McCAY, Realtors. GL
BBGRiicK HOME, has living room, dining
room. kitchen. bedrooms; tie pa, bath: @ iul
ons and Schools a d 10 minutes to Pensassr
Bldg. small cash payment; baianes hks
EsR shgE9 INC b Rsoss sEos 9ns opsn a
o pmD, 470l Columbia pike. CHI. 4soo.
TODAY OR NEXT yEAR-A sound. solid
bath upstairs; over 20-ft. hv. rm.. large
den or study; also large din. rn. and kiteh-
en-; full bsnt.; Lear det. gar. corner lot;
al! for 81 $50. ARLINGTON REALTY co,
a204 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900, OK. 4I23
MODERN DREAM HOME, prewar mate
rials, 3 huge bedrms. And what closets!
This brick home in nearby Arlington has
everything for METROPOLITAN living and en-
tertaining. Liv. rm. with fireplace, recrea-
tion rm. with fireplace Built-in gar. Mr.:
Woodlawn school. convenient transp. and
shopping. Magnifeent woods across street
and in rear. Priced under reproduction
ton by appt. only. ASKUS REALTY CO.,
GIL, S91O, OK. 1850.
bedrms, Nv. rn., din. rm., kit; garage;
large frontage on biack-top I'd; fun price,
SO 1850 Call Mr. Dowhower. TIE. 254s.
CURTIS z. MARTIN, Realtor, Alex. 6s16.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

CONTINUES on Next PsgsJ
Evening star., 1947-09-27
DOGS, PETS. ETC. feon.l.

~
sable. white and black. mais and female.
sSoa RSnt. dlssaPosisl9ns; sa go ALLowAY fAR
GIANT CHfNCHMiIAs, beautiful ms rsSs,,..
from pedisreed stock healthy, clean from
sanitary hutches; wonderful pets and nteet
Rhone Tov:s ss' sos a to Ne s ss sss, Ds s
GERMAN .S; M. SHEPHERD poGs--M.ls pap-
pss sd az Asssrds ep AsSp sGaipoR kSa ksia
Regl Phone Deleview s3o-W-1a. 1sss
2 BEAGLE HOUND puppies: 6 months old,
also; a. az Sne oSaS 2 years old 1908 No. stafford
IsssTsd: il weeks Old. Cal il1 Vi. 4ssa. $50 ssss
sISMEsE KITTENS, .ealpe,n.. pur, .ST SF.d.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. sell .bouis1s
birds, flight cages, shelf cages. viii sell to
eockER srxN12eLL PUPPIES, pvt. own owner.
female, $685. male, s35. Pedisreed, VI.
TWo BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH SETTER PIN
pies, 10 months old, ready for training;
Fox ssSsia TERRrsss Ftrssts, Sfs males, $40, ts-
ELPAw Kennels. res; the home for yolr
and comfortable: separate runs s" for Ti ssan
dog; under veterinary supervision. Alex.
Va " : pgks IM St extended: adjoining 9M depot.
GREAT bANE SEfsS PHpPfEs PfE brinde M esG male and
female; $35 up; tho papersl, II weeks old.
BEAUTIFUL COCKER sPANrELS, IL wSsss
old; Axe registered from champion blood
lines; hne specimens; black as Q croH;
sola males v ! 5sna Jsnale; $40 and S45' must %
SaRsfsE FIX M Gtae PHPp1Es. ll.tl. ball, o, nun.
aa TsasG1nsSe also ssn De&n &
sashuis Hns min Il III tsrr's
PERSIAN KITTENS, beautiful whites. bluss.
grays; also Siamese. with deep blue eyes:
very aftectionSte. Miss Payne, RoSEpERE
BEAGLE PUPPIES, best hunting stock; 2
Sks S1o old; Al 1,hs health and wormed; SIS and
SABLE AND WHITE COLLIE puppies. Axe
registered. wormed. and. inoculated sired
Ch. Newagos Royal Lad. dame Lady Nell
Gwynne: 8 months old; healthy and neatf-
tifully marked. Telephone EVELYN QUINN.
COCKER PuPPiES. 10 wks. old; black
with tan; female; affectionate; used to
chNdren; S25. GIL. 1886. a
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, beautiful blond
fem tsmals' rW yks o7s qd s15 Isl seth st. re-
FOR SALE BOXER, male. Is months old;
golden brindle,. white markings on face
en- end shsss S6sa registered Axe; s76. psseeas
COLLIE PUPPIES. Axe registered; sb.
stock; reasonably priced. 246 Washington
st. Falls Church. IA. 1881. Is
Evening star., 1947-09-27
AVIATION.
INDIVIDUAL HANGERS ayaiial

INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
rIELD Clinton, Maryland, Spruce OSSS.
hours total. perfect condition. See WEAVER
a. Beacon Field for demonstration, or cali
il you DESIRE good aircraft engine or
fabric work, contact JOHNNY DORR
Maryland Airport, Pomonkey, Md, Indian
sTiNsoN, 10. so-h. D., s-place; lust re.
licensed; motor top overhauied and shin
completely conn refin;shed in stinson maroon
TO. $3.50 for further information. viii
sacrifice for S1,45O. -oa
PIPER Super Cruiser. 1o0-hp., 3-place,
2-way radio. blind flying Instrument group
cruises los mp.h.: Just licensed, like new.
Best offer TE. 1917. -2S
LUSCOMBE, s5-h.p., 80 hrs; radio turn
ana bank, two parachutes; like new; owner
leaving country. must sacrifice at SO, $50
complete. Tel. Wisconsin 1928. -2s
AERONCA 1943 65-h.p.; Just refnished. /
hr; since overhaul; radio; bargain at
S79b or best offer. HI 4094 2Qs
Evening star., 1947-09-27

51s n ST. N.W.-clean, nicely furnished
asIEsn asliy sf5S re 1ei 1ese weekly So to IS pst
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1913 18th st. n.w.-cissn,
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I'S,. Sz,5s,. :s,r:.: s,ss s s.1 s:ss
ssis 81 18th sT-Double room, pvt. Ssss.
sSsis sauls family, & ssai Girls. eE. Hso7. my NY
Rss RoTsf sI WS. KSEaz 1sls s s
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Win ao another ms sr sss per month no afs maia
service and laundry privileges inelgdted
eoo7 O ST. N.w.-pon Carlos Hotel. nssr
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tresses. all-wool blankets; Is tub-shoves
phere, clean, quiet, comfortable: from $40
1855 n; HAMP; AYE. NV: The psns,,
twin-bed rooms. $3.50 to s45 monthly.
$500 s7th ST. tcor. Porter)-Youns LADY
lady: home and surroundings must be seen
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THE MAURY, 10th and @ SITS. NV.
Downtown. 3 blocks from White House;
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with running water. near showers, 80 %
sl050 per VI. Doubles sls TO s5G
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Evening star., 1947-09-27

REC, ABERDEEN Angus bull "a yrs. old.
weight approx 1,1O0; price, $3.50 Hell
blk Farms, 2 mi. south of Clifton, Va, or
call w. P. HELLEMs, Wash, D. c., Ii.
ONE HEAVY BROOD MARE. will work
slng.e OF double, : years old; l pure bred
GUERNSEY bull, 20 months old. ready for fun
tered; tered; I brood SOW and pigs: one spotted
polln China boar, l year old. Call FA
cows, 5. fresh, excellent dairy cows, all
eood mixers: others to freshen soon. Also
pigs 10y sale. Phone Vienna 171-J-l. -2S
bLACk 4-yr.-old mare. hunter type, has
been ridden and jumped by 14-yr-old girl;
PTlesa PTISs1,, reasonably, ss and can be seen at
ANGUS CATTLE-Fine registered herd
Of Aberdeen Angus cattle to choose from,
herd or any part Phone RE 1883 week
days between am. and s pm. Us
HORSES BOARDED: excel. box stalls,
iSht n1 RsetPe sefsf saFsful shSa feeding and
FOR SALE-33 good grade Angus cows
and reg. Angus bull. Call Oliver ess1s.
RIDING HORSE for sale; chestnut. ranch
type stock mare; sound; years old: fat
$3.50; also few Palominos. Thorpland
Farm. P: BOSWELL, Marlboro 367S. -2S
HOGS, PIGS-10 sows. l boar, 33 pigs
soWs start farrowing Nov. l; not garbage
fed; S1,400 or best offer. Clinton s6-J.
3 WELL-BRoKEN JUMBERs, all are
young priced right to sell. co. essa, sa
PONY GELDING. 8 yrs. old, brown and
white: Sl5O Telephone WO 4176 80