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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-01

No. 2 follows the same lines Wa
to point near the Sunnyacres
hatchery.
In pushing the plans for tr,,n,,
sewers to serve new as well as
cid areas the council TUESDAY,
night gave first and second read.
ings to an ordinance which will
provide for the sale Of revenue
bonds to finance the planned con-
struction.
Two trunk lines are planned
One will run south on Beech
street TO 10th avenue, and west
on Tenth to serve the Nettleton-
Baldwin project Of 1856 homes 10
be constructed. It will also serve
areas on that route now without
sewer service.
A second trunk line is planned
TO run west on Avenue F To
serve the Garden Tracts, thence
south through the golf course to
serve the new addition to the
city.
Councilman r. c. Rector ex-
pressed pleasure with the speed
with which the sewer develop
ment plans are moving. At the
same time he observed that plen-
ty Of revenue appears TO be
available to assure the sale of
necessary bonds.
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Merchants

Continued from Page One)
ing date. He said that business
had fallen off about half during
the flood.
DR.. Charles Tudor, Benton
Franklin county health officer,
said that the department was in
specting the buildings on Avenue
c as fast as the owners were
ready for inspection.
eve have given all but one food
establishment on Avenue c per-
mission to OPEN" DR.. Tudor said.
Zone trailer camp and one tour
list cabin camp have been opened
but the rest have still failed to
fulfill the state laws governing
those establishments"
Private homes are not being
inspected, DR.. Tudor said, but
owners are given q list of steps
to take before moving back into
their houses. The health depart
ment has made available to Ken
newick a power spray outfit to
help combat insects in the still
soggy areas near the river, he adj
ded.
Little damage suffered by PUD
lines along the river, according
to Bob Cruzen, BenAn county
PUD superintendent.
I'VE turned the power on June
20 after the merchants decided
they would inspect their own wiz
ing systems" he said. "Our only
damage was a few poles and
lines down."
The concrete highway along
Avenue c was practically UNI
damaged, according to Joe Strad-
ling, city superintendent. One
slab turned up slightly, but there
was apparently no undermining
he said.
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Bob Mills Named
To Head Lions

Bob Mills was elected presi-
dent Of the Kennewick Lions at
the clubs election Thursday eve
ing.
Assisting him in the post OF
first vice president will be Platt
Ballaine, as second vice presl-
will be Verg Sipes and Frank
Brockman will fill the job OF
third vice president. The new
secretary-treasurer for the or
ganization will be Steve Czebo-
tar. Dale Morrison will be tall
twister and Owen Lyle is the
newly appointed greeter.
Jim Stafford and Jim Pratt
were elected for two-year terms
as directors.
eve will be starting menu
bership drive soon," President
Mills said, "and we. also have
several projects in mind that we
will begin working on.
The newly organized Lady Lii
ons club also elected officers re-
Gently. They are Mrs. Steve Gee
botar, president; Mrs. Robert
Mills, vice president; Mrs. Ow-
en- Lyle, secretary-treasurer;
Jean Morrison, program chair
man; Mrs. Harry Graves, project
chairman; Mrs. Harold LEM,
telephone chairman.
A food sale at Ballaine's store
was given by the Lady Lions
Friday evening.
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Schools .

Continued from Page One)
tai enrolment was 1921.
In a meeting with an Acc
group headed by David F. Shaw,
assistant manager of the Han
ford project, Friday, assurance
of aid on the temporary basis was
reaffirmed. Shaw pointed out
that the Acc had aided schools
last year in varying amounts with
Kennewick receiving the largest
amount of 1898, 500.
Superintendent Black and Will
liam Frasier, Prosser superintend-
ent. returned on June % from
Washington, D. c., where they
conferred with Acc officials and
Congressman Hal Holmes.
"We were told in Washington
that they recognized our prob
lems," Black said. Outcome of
the meeting was to ask for fur
Their surveys of local school needs.
For this purpose. r. Okle of the
Acc returned to Richland with
the school men.
WI. Westby and Frank Sincock o
the state department of educa-
ton, have been in the area for
the past week surveying building
needs.
Eve are asking for the state
average per pupil building cost
each attachable pupil" Black ex-
| planned. Last years figure of
1921 pupils is recognized as con-
sentative. There are about 400
more pupils from families en-
gagged in service work that should
come under the same regulation
as concessionnaires on the pro-
ject."
Negotiations will be continued in
an effort to establish an equitable
The flood has slowed the work
working agreement, Black said.
Of establishing the planned tenn
porary classrooms south of PARK
View homes. Foundations are
Laid for SIX buildings that wfu
provide Is class rooms.
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down by II am. Tuesday"

down by IL am. Tuesday"
Smith said there was one spot
on Avenue G where the heat
Monday afternoon caused a con-
crete slab to buckle.
"The expansion cracks were
filled with silt from the river
water" he said. $50 when the
heat forced the slab to expand,
something had to pop"
The low spot a mile west of
the Y will not be resurfaced in
the immediate future, Smith said.
Heavy traffic over the highway
makes repair difficult until 9TH
er roads are opened, he said.
There are no immediate plans
for raising the approaches to the
Pasco-Kennewick BRIDGE" Smith
said. There may be some in the
future, but at this time we are
mostly concerned with getting
the roads opened and repairing
the flood damage"
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Bulletins -.

Continued from Page One)
in the county agents office In
the Penney building and will
handle loans 70 flood victims.
Webster said.
LEAVES POLICE FORCE
Six years Of police service
with the Ksnnswick force ends
this week for John Dickinson.
who last week asked the Civil
Service commission 10 grant
him six months leave Of ab-
ssnce. Mayor J. G. Pratt said
he has asked the commission to
fill the vacancy with = rated
applicant II one Is available.
Dickinson Is now service su-
psrintsndsnf for IN automobile
agency At Pratt's garage. ..-....
CAPTURE CONVICT
One Of the three escaped
conviets from the psnitsntiarY
At Walla Walla was captured
Tuesday night four miles west
Of that city. He was Thomas
Ford. Portland. doing time for
grand larceny. The three ss-
capped Tuesday morning. The
other two. Jsrald DYle. -. and
Clifford E. Rhoadss. 81. are
wanted for armed robbery and
grand larceny. respectively.
DYle has = dagger fstoosd on
his left arm.
VETERAN COURSES
Ben w. Roscoe. district re-
preventative for international
Correspondence schools. an.
nounced this week that his OF.
ganizafion has signed = new
contract with the veterans ad-
ministration emitting veterans
to courses without red tape.
Anyone entitled 10 schooling
under the q. I. Bill can take
free correspondence courses.
Roscoe said. By eontacfing .
veterans administration Office.
TO PLAN PROGRAM
70 name full eomnittoes and
plan 4 program Of work for
the orsani4aiion. the board ct
the Rotary club VIM meet FIJI.
day night q $50 n The offices
Of D1. Paul Shirley. AZ the
Wednesday neon meeting r.
G. Mitchell 1epeEtsd On . Fe-
cent eenfsfsnee o& Rotary pcesa.
dents md secretaries q We.
natehss. lei1ehon was especial.
II impressed b N address ct
Mayor Mig BeElssks Of Wala
Walla a ths session In which
he urged Rotary eaubs 10 do
mere in the way Ct community
service.
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Traffic .

Continued from Page Oneo
was not extensive as had been
feared.
"The main repair had to be
done on shoulders that had been
washed away" Young Smith.
district highway engineer, said
There was a lot Of debris piled
on the roadway that had to be
removed, but apparently the high
way suffered little serious dam
age. All barriers to traffic were
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The buildings were to have been
moved by water from the Port
land air base. Work is contin-
uing on the remodeling of the
former trailer camp Mushrooms
for teacher living quarters.
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Continued from Page One,
cupied will add .231 homes to
the city.
Hover's addition runs from
Kennewick avenue south to Leh-
nard Road, and west from Owens
to Wuth Road.
Vista Homes No. continues
west from that point to Bartlett
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Lighting in Semi Circles
Crescent shaped fluorescent
ubes now are available for the
home or office.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-07-01

The total weight Of paper cur
rency manufactured by the Unit
ed States in 1945 was 1914 tons.
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Robert "A Yothers, IS. of Seat
tie and a former Yakima resi-
dent is the newlY-elected state
commander. Of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars. An attorney.
Yothers formerly lived in Yalki-
ma. where his parents still re-
side. The new senior vice COM
mander for the VFW is anoth-
er Yakima man. II. T. Arm
strong. chief criminal deputy
for the Yakima county sheriff.
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road with Lehnard forming the
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Evening star., 1948-03-06
MIscElIANEous EoR SALE.

Maasskas; sa sssssssni sssas
si5s Go c5 5seus ss7s mfsnne' f. ave. oAs
J! ssa ssI sss:r p il.
s126 Georgia ave, Silver Spring. sH. 1880
matics: immediate delivery. Maytag, priced
from SLABS. You, do not need to have
s 1 oy fS Essy
sb1o s1d WsssnshSssf sgss Ga WaMD svs
WAsHISG MACHINE, Easy. spinner dryer
WXsHiNs MAtHfNE, slec., American
Beauty, go. Also boys bicycle, schwinn'
WSasHfNs NEE MACHINE, Bendix, d. luxe;
Al condition, less than yrs. old; cash.
WAsaIISSsi WAsaaIISSsGi MACHINE, good cond.; $50.
WasHN wa hsGt1Ma q Ss s.es H4 eaiS fcn,n
rn sS msts Ga9ss sssbnss ssehsn russ sst R9s
2, rollaway beds, l cloth wardrobe, full
ssHs aRs beds pras Ss homs ssnsh ssoae sas
WaEssh1fls WashlSG I'm MACHINE, wrinser spinner, ma
ses cnssI 1al smSs sseea new ssp os.
WAsass Sss nj fss rho1 sna aase aaso magic
latest s MODEL reasonable Call FA. 1859
WAsHIaG VAS INC ST. MACHINES sendix, Gen.
Elec,, Maytag, Norge and Westinghouse;
VH sc @sf sao asys6s Hsos Mss aye
Wi RaToR: H. ladSs asyG patek Phillips, Is Jewels.
ois se ysSv nss o4e s9 saaSn sna esn
selling price, $3.50; finest timekeeper avail
able: left for sale, .SlOo. MMLERs
wATcHEs-Rsstrieted sale. No dealers.
one to q person. Mems Z. 8, 15 and II
fys s vsss Sssr s
Mca ESvE fR'isf RErxk Ehs fff' Il a's nH x
WATER HEATER, Hercules, so-salion.
%lTpR III bpsnipgi ~ OF sgse "a. g.
trio and oil; 30-gallon size, S119.50, in
Art BAfNuM CO. 'SS ss1s 4th St. NV. GE
WAFER HEATERS, gas, electric, all sizes,
Expert installation JOHN q WEBSTER gSSn
YouTH sea i BED 1T maple soed ess eons no. cail sH
4 WAREHOUSE sALE-Army engineer
sst' sS . rues esrrDs ,gDs e.sss M top %ooa
Rs' co., ussoi sooi Come G. low ave. Dse s.
sIa dsy kNf ~ fons s9neak & Ca.
sfS driea for a lines installed a qs' tse t. Of ps
crete; S10.35 ea. HY. 1921. To-
GENUINE BROADLOOM RUG, ali wool
Burgundy, 9x12; excel cond. ia. 1899.
ONE SET OF sLINGLToN DRUMS, all ac-
csssories: $3.50 including cases and cover.
THREE-oUARTER BEDS ~, Hollywood
style. inner spring mattress, custom made
covers, 6 pillows; suitable for sofas. Alex.
1877.
set with Simmons mattress and springs
also coffee table and maple highboy; all
less than y original cost. Apply 427
fsRoeof fWo WIN VI BEbs. G. eoRpiese nn with coil
spring and inner -spring mattresses perfect
cond, s25 each complete. Ho. .s045. ~
grocery store, Just the thing to sell mer-
chandise and save labor. Call IA. ss2s6.
Evening star., 1948-03-06

TOGGENBURG GOAT, registered, Buck;
reasonable. MR.. JOHN Z. HART, Bowie.
RIDING RID HoRsEs and work horses for
sale; Aspen Hill, CEDAR LANE NE RIDING
FOR SALE-Standard-br bred, brown gelding
and black mare; mare has 4 white stock
ings and blaze; with papers. Call FA. 2417.
WESTERN SADDLE, medium sized. bride
and crop; will present buyer, free, with
nice S-yr.-old black saddle mare. Can
REGIsTERED PALoMiNo, stations. at
stud. dark and light body colors, large
and small types. One with 4 stockings
of thorouehbred-Arabia breeding. Thorp-
land Farm, r. BOSWELL, Marlboro 3e7s.
REG. THOROUGHBRED MARE. chestnut,
162 hands, suitable broodmare; also bay
mare. 6. years old. 14.l hands; Herndon,
l2o,W-5, ask for Mr.. DARR, Rts 2
sAANEN GOAT, fresh Feb. 20, . kids.
4so1 suitland I'd. s.e- HI 3495. -
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ed isa sd d ssa'd ss i.ls hi7
DEMONSTRATING. bric-a-brac, china.
highest hi ,ss5 sssb prices paid Call MURRAY
BEDRooM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room, pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted At
No, matter what YOU have ,to ssll,, please
81 sooks Ssa aBouGEr n AND soLD, d. Of d0H ali dss;
Ct en- any sgaastZ si !sSRis
RooRs III ssh WAN4ED st ME III 5sss 5sSss on Al. SUBJ
1Pa; g'Hss5i sa'l ess eth GsosSE T.
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment, all
sRENNER PHOTO CO. sa3 p, ave. NV,
opposite Dept. of Justice, RE. 2434.
gain and sturdy, finish or marring doesn't
matter; has to be delivered. MA. 7544.
CLOTHING, used mems. women,s, oa,d chiI-
We pick up. 3. & A. EXCHANGE. 64S
s!:s sss,. 's r. &C.,
Sisn5SpS Ss5 SSRp s';s si.msna % ss s5at.t
chased; highest prices paid. NEW YORK
FGkEFTREofa co. as 5 st Ha or pullman
sssIs bsd must must 'b Be IL in 'p good Condition si
FURSiTURE and household effects Of the
better, kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
odd pieces or entire hone 5aen Plsase call to-
fuRN1fHkEWans faH Mh aSARt NJ buy S0dS direct
eash's emsil s!ss A gsn,e; RE- se!s sSsnInss 8.
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
HoPWooD's, sth and X SITS. NV, NE.
FURNITURE wANTED-Mahogany dining
nm, secretary, breakfront' odd chest, etc.
GoLpEsrlns, sitIs your old gold. silver. plating
4; KSA.H5N. NC; S. years at s$5 r St. nv
sizs; any iiss; ass. any condition: viii pay
PfASos PfsS " 9WAsTfp-coLoN5AL PIANO g.; 2S
after. 10 am. for courteous appraisal. -
sS SaREs$S @SsS e no g 81 s1ss ense
ssns MAKE; nssss '1s not over W siS sioo. II Tsis-
sasRf sEWfNG eM, ,maANosssilN1s-we aNssilN1sw bu, all types;
ies IT. RE 'qsso' 1850 RE- f
saeyns tes a.fsR5 inS CO. 6ookf 'aa h f
wxNTEbEBester 1ixNTni Sse grade of household fur
niture. antiques and once furniture. Ma
1929: evenings. GE. 6447
WANTED-4-6,0O0 amp chromium plating
plant Answer P. o. Box 149S, Charlotte.
~ q -
WASHING MACHINE. refrigerator. sewing
machine, gas range, working or not.
AM INTEREsTED in buying silverware.
any condition. jswelry, glassware, brie-a-
rNr sTss chias sh D4Rn 2 nv kFHrihW s}eFns 74ss
VIII Will. I STORE TPRiGHT PIANO Tor use of
same: give excel. care. Call WI. 6443. -
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

BROOKLAND, 1900 10th ST.. n;e.-ssls.
and dble. rms; bus st door; ladies'. aD'
s33 c ST. N.E.--1st-Hoor studio rnn; enl-
ployed lady: quiet home no drinking; use
S14 81 PtysT EAST CaPIToL ST.. Apt. 5s-Nieely
furn sleeping rm.. tnner-sprins mattress
semipvt bath; single & Of dogoie; atrx,.
cor rm:. back porch eissn' ear atHs s.tEse:. sd'.
Mobile or SINGLE sleeping room, IA
private home, conv transportation. no.
ags4' a5s4 I. DAKOTA AVE. S.E.-warm nicely
furr. twin-bed rrn. next to bath: $50 mo.
1905 sTaPLEs ST. N.E.-Room to share
n.a t,sn.peE.sslsa Rho.s Ar. 5S74; 5S74s;s1. 7o,,
st. n,e-Master bedroom. employed couple
or gentlemen, cony. trsnsp.. $50. Pu.
ian PLACE N.E.-cozy room In pvt.
home, convenient transportation. MI.
BR or . girls, twin bedA
on Q buslines. home privileges, ~ VIZ. 81.
MI. e7o7.
(oontinued On FeN Page,
Evening star., 1948-03-06
FARM and GARDEN.

LANDsCAPNG and tree ,expert-,A COM
plete line in plants, shrubs and top soil.
Ask for MR.. EWING, PL. 0413, Estimates
FARM EourpMENT-1a44 truck, 1 lime
spEeader manure spresdeTsst p,rs H. norn lsa
TPss .se hsdraod aood ana shuts Slabs
oRDEa eya3 sSiM5R Nov for spring deliveries: top
and manure. sH. 5i1o or FIR. 557s. Dis
counts on early orders. 10
FOR SALE-5-gang set Of Toro mowers
gh @ sf. saass ss 5shn tp F ssoss o 7s
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces. freplaces
es 5Ges sss h m nas Snds Of eeen xo worf
Rockville: Nd: Phone Rockville S5ss. -1s
motor naaa IA Excel pasf Shape re sioo III BEST
Gns GnHoRs. ENC MOVER YER wanted. new or good
used. TIE. 3151. Ala Tyler pl, ALEXANDRIA,
GARDEN TRAcToRs-"aardenaid, Ia
or "a h.p. with plow cult. harrow, srey-
se siSS s a'sf sa.r YaoNExs sb4ss sH 5so
BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN vIOLETs, % named
varieties s. e in 9a and p.s
sis snsseG pots o. o W 81 2 '55 81 80 each Atra
soil sstsnteally srsstes p0WSnass sSs snd
Phone orders solicited: Ask for free price
list No shipping. BEHNKE NURSERIES.
Wash ynnssJs Bat9 phon. alsd 4o sssss4e sss4 Nd
ROToTiLLER. choremaster. garden trac-
tors, power mowers, farm mchy, trucks;
Free Representations. GENTRALo VI AooN MOTOR
TREE REMOVING, pruning. cabling, fer
tilizins, all phases Of tree Mork tree est. sstls
CO. sH. sIss or WA. 6615 Ill
MANURE. well rotted; $3.50, per Is bu;:
S. per 10 bu.; delivered; top soil
gsTAocKPiIEp SIC TOP SOIL, 80 cubic yard
delivered. Call MR.. BOYLE, RA. 1873
TRACTOR, all types farm equipment,
after alter 6, Fails Church s1eo. :--15
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP BALER, wire
type; 1st-class condition; complete with
bundles Of wire. For information. call 81
1894, Sun, between 8 am. and pm
TREE AND LANDSCAPE SERVICE. com.
plete tree service and spraying. shrubbery
and lawn work. For free estimate. cal
SH. 6T22 or LU. 06s5. 3
Evening star., 1948-03-06
AVIATION.

sTINsON VoYAGER. 15O h.p., 4-place:
flown only $50 hrs Equipped with all
extras. Always hangered. Like new. Can
be bought cheap. Will consider late mod
ell car as part trade Mr. MASON. Sun.
and ewes, co. 4993; weekdays. MA, 1855.
engine since major; 500 hrs. total ship
and engine radio, blind hisht instru-
ment and flaps. oY. 1O15: -
Piper Super cruiser; reasonable. TIE. 1917.
CESSNA 1916 de luxe. 14O, 1875 hours
normal wear only; always hangared;
$1,000 or best offer. MA 7757; ewes,
WI 1890, IS
Evening star., 1948-03-06
BOATS.

3s-FT. CABIN BOAT, complete, ready to
IN soTon j 1sSs sSsr, 40 #. long . It. deer:
runs good, like new, Cali Brandywine
ffRosr-BrrE DINGHY. all mahos with
trailer. Call GIL 174s. -
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, IRE ex-
tinsuisneI., outboala I'd motors sSTiDps "a. ma
+; y 4sR .ySs = S SON isis i1sS
po SsSF BHf affF'a ARp
nsnns nsn.gn dnshsi ana she esn
SoSF & sHF 6%ahs S9S a % oodsesr sa aqs Aream ln mat
tresses @ and cushions are aneaualied. visit
the African booth at the Sportsman Show,
Airfoam Products division, 900 Maine ave.
Nash sx RE MasfSE SsGs NA surpIlEs, rRfG INC. has
same phons, 81; 4o1o. Sc our large seleS-
Complete shops for motor repairs. includ-
i9s propeller Teeondsioning As As for r. sHp, !,
plies, If 1T belongs on ooat' we nave y
JUST ARRryED-scott. Atwster outooa5d nd
motors and Mercury. outboard motors we
outboard boats marine hardTars yag aSr pants, rs
RiNE SERVICE, INC. 1900 Maine ave sw.
sssp slssns =. 3; priced for quick sale call a.
sesS h4s ls,ssd s assk full cabin sralssE
heating plant: length, 80 f.; ideal home
tSs GsBiS isppfn penusfR 1877 cs Gh s
sssns in cs sTydSfk oV o4sf s9mDlst;'
sdsishsf MaRfNE ToiLETs. brand.nsw: packed in
olftfi oolSftffbioARb aH MSSotTRon, SStRo Sea King, 20, top
fanfsFi0hu isafTi Aux, US sLoof vy.duty engine
large cabin, slesns s;n two; sGs dry s'oree At
THiSnif THiSkfN9 9ofH ABoHf Mflns your
Washingtoes Let's tak it oysr at evsns shs
bosss bssy bgzzRb s9E 4Gsf P6iHEfolo PoN& soAT pd
foot Of ,1st st. s.w., one block north. OF
SuTBoARD UST S MOTOR, Evinrude. light 4,
85 hp., new condition. run g @ hrs sl25
sstTs saP s0a5e 5oRRNsos RsFso ss reduced ed
sale. Also boat trailer. Call WA. 724o.
pH R9PsE eduipped s5s5 lols sARLEs soa YARD
Boucher ave, Eastport, Annapolis. Nd.
spEEpBoAr. 16-ft.. Dodge: all mshosany;
esoqes Or best 6ftg offer, DU. ssss.
to SO IT. single screw; from private Owner
5ex PA @Mi @sAiLISG &C. sK1Fr in production for
Immediate or spring delivery conven-
| tior ally built; no plywood: $3.50. For COM
plete specifications and further lnIoTma-
| ton write WILLIAM C. DICKERSON,
| Cambridge, Md. =
ENGINES --o
Chrysler Royal, ~. . to | reduction, $3.50
| chrysier Royal. 40, TO / reduction 310
Gray 4-40, 1885 ooo
o~foad HoaT zoo, 1a47 $4,000
, 2S-ft sloop. excellent buy-------- 3'5oo
| 35-ft. gaf-rigged sloop -------- 2,o0g
Evening star., 1948-03-06

COAL. WOOD ead FUEL OIL.
SCRAP LuMBER, nrevood. s. cord; yoi,
naul from Camp Springs. Nd. S12 cord
18th st. ne. AT. 5919; night. FR. 5000
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak; SIS cord,
D. c., nearby Md. and Va. wo. 702s.
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD delivered
any length. Chestnut 3242. -
SEASONED MIXED WOOD, So cord You
haul ft. lengths. Move Immediately.
] Y, DICKEy, North Inslewood, i mile
p C: WA, LAG. -6
STOVE WOOD, seasoned oak and pine;
go cord delivered. Gail Sligo 1884. Fl
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POULTRY ana EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 < st. NV, NE.
00s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
HATCHING Tuesdays and Fridays each
week; Pullorum: clean docks; only hatch
cry in D. c. CAPITOL HATCHERY, 1888
o'I n H. LaYNG HHs HENS "a ana S's sooster ter sS tSor.
oughhreds. Shepherd S7O4. 7s
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, young laying
hens, young and in excellent health. Cali
EIECTRIc BATTERY BRooDERs and
finishers; 1,000-chick capacity; thermostat
controlled; reasonable. Alex. 3433 after
IL m
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cATrLE and LIvEsrocK tcens. !

CAT ILe 0nd kiNkStO(k tSont.I
i BAY WORK HORSE, GOOD condition;
work double or single: reasonably PRICED.
WA. 4407. f
MARE, yrs, 1873 h.; must be sold, owner
leaving city. Call GE. $500. 7s
II GOATS, to clear land, some mixers:
horse and wagon. work. ride, drive. TO.
57a5 -
SHEEP, Corriedaies. Cheviot and Hamp-
shires. some. with lambs. some registered;
also riding horse. BEACH TREE FARM,
Falls Church 0261. 10y
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asS modss butt S5 emSod.s s
lures Of small srands and upright: fun
resonant rs1aa tone; responsive action dur.
In mahogany. walnut. ebony, iight OAK
WoRcH SnS es sas q iSR. n'a. uA''' a. A''o
PICTURE-Beautitul old engrsvins, sub
;ect; John Alden's Letter" by g. Yard
rF1t5 10 G.n s. 1n sosn IS S.
PINE r. LUMBER, SIS ax4-s-s 1e-f.. lsth.,
1x4-e and 9 RDM., SIS M del. truck load
lots; .quotations given on, 2x10 and u
ssk ssso ese scar anf is1sss &
PING PONG TABLE, excellent condition.
S lfss ss S.st s nw , sn and assa
Cast iron and alum, soil pipe. Galy,
ATLANTIC, s07 v st. NV. NO. 1921.
PIPE, BLACK, GALVANIZED, new, used.
BLocK,s. so5e N st. NV. MI. 714I:
PLUMBING, heating eauipment. oil burn.
ers and water heaters for sale, repaired
or installed; 1st-class work; reas. WA.
POWER MACHINERY-see the new Reypo
motor, does alli 10-inch wood lathes drill
press, table saw; disc sander. grinder,
wire: brush and buffer, all with Timkin
MER sMsifRRn rSss fsassss 4Np n dispsS RHpo
CORPORATION, I49s Ii ST. ne. TR. T34S.
POWER MOWERS, Eclipse" and Gar
aensid esass sv.iable MAioNEYss Nc ia sHlss slss
Ga. ave. Silver, Spring, Nd, .sH. $3.50.
section. Phone OIL. e494. -
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typewrtters, calcula.
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th ct.
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CATTLE 8 LIVE STOCK.

TREE AND LANDSCAPE SERVICE, COM
plete tree service and spraying, shrubbery
and lawn work. For free estimate. call
SH 6To2 or LU O6S5 3