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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11

Z. A Norwegian government fish
cries expert, from the nation
which has for centuries been a
leader in the fishing industry, IS
visiting the University Of WASH
ington School Of Fisheries to learn
about .modern scientific hatcher
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-11-11

ATTENDING w. w. G. E.
Kenneth c. Poore of Kennewick
is attending the Golden Jubilee
anniversary year Of the Western.
Washington college Of Education
at Bellingham, Washington.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

A local radio announcer was
out in a crowd on a remote con-
troll job. Excited ladies were
TANNED close to the platform as
he spilled endless words into the
microphone. Suddenly his toes
felt as if they were being crushed
by heavy weights and he looked
down to see "cute' little boy
pounding on them with an all
too-large toy hammer. Restrain
ing his temper and language with
difficulty, the announcer smiled
diabolically and motioned for the
unconcerned mother to remove
her pride and joy from his batter
ed pedal extremities. Then as the
announcer was trying to calm
himself and his heated dogs, an
other female listener became so
excited at the announcer's words
which had understandingly be-
come more dramatic, that she
dropped her baby out of her arms
smack on its head 1t is said the
announcer made straight for the
nearest Army overseas recruiting
station.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

There is lot of talk among us
about who or what makes good
President of the United States.
Every one seems to have his own
idea about this and most people
can give a suggestion as to who
they think would make a good
President. But did you ever stop
to think how perfect a man is
expected to be, to be fit to occupy
the White House? Just think of
your own ideal selection. Does he
have the qualities of commences,
cleanness, greatness, wisdom,
foresight, fairness and diplomacy
which are essential to this now
inhuman job? Mighty few, if any,
measure up.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Newson,
Miss Marjorie Newson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Newson and Barbara
Jane, Holly Springs, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. Bessie
Hall and Mrs. Daisy Griffing
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. w. H. Sharp, who last
week was thought to be in a
serious condition at Community
hospital, was said this week to
be much better.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Fred Rogers, who was injured
in the football game Friday night
was removed from Community
hospital Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mrs. M. G. Stephenson, former
ly chief operator at Belzoni, is
now employed as telephone ope-
rator at the local Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph office.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Carroll,
Wathall, spent Sunday with their
aunt and uncle, Judge and Mrs.
G. D. McCaleb.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Ellison of
the State Health department,
Jackson, were here with their
parents over the week end
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

r. B. Connally was in st. Lotus
on business recently.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mrs. Leo Names, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly Criscoe and Glenice shop
ped in Kosciusko Saturday after
noon
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

good people of the Bronx would
want to risk contamination from
visiting with us in the cultural
Bronx. Westchesterites m G h I
again better acquaint themselves
with democratic people and be-
come more alert to the American
way of life"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Ed Tye Nelson, Ole Miss, was
at home during the week end.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Judge and Mrs G. D. McCaleb
are planning to have as Thanks
giving guests all their children
and grandchildren.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

William M. Gulledge, of Le-
land spent the week end with
his moreh, Mrs. r. w. Gulledge.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25
Additionally
Il NV ; !! v! Is! IS!
II auRxn CALLAHAN

In one of New York's leading
restaurants, they have an unusual
rule, learned. They will seat a
woman with another woman at
a table where there is an empty
chair. But they will not seat a
strange man with a woman. ]
asked the waitress why this was
and she said they had experienced
some trouble in mixing strangers
of opposite sexes. So as it stands
now, some chairs remain empty
where the latter situation pre-
walls, while single persons" in
this category stand and wait in
line.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25
Coxburg News

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore and
family and Mrs. Lenora Neither
land visited relatives in Tchula.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mrs. Willie Parker is visiting
Mrs. r. M. Rice in Bentonia
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mrs. Cordell Wigley and daugh-
ter, Glenda Lane, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Trigleth last week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mrs. Rosa Killebrew, Shot Kille-
brew, Buddy Baker. and Mrs.
Edgar Pettus visited relatives
near Tchula Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Killebrew
of Jackson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Chisolm during the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Covington
of this community have moved
to their new home near Lexing-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Trigleth
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Wig
lev near Benton Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Pritchard, Mrs.
Leo Winpigler, and Mrs. Joe Gil
more visited Mrs. John Coker in
Kings Daughters hospital in
Yazoo City recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pettus,
and son, Wesley motored to
Yazoo City Saturday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Some of the most numerous
things in New York City are
pigeons. Recently l was in the
office of Beverly Griffith, public
relations head of Eastern Airlines'
and noticed that he had some of
these winged visitors perching
outside his window. / went over
and took a look at them as they
moved restlessly back and forth
along the sill which is high above
Rockefeller Plaza. The pigeons
cast stern glaces inward, inn
patiently bobbing their waiting
beaks UP and down. A secretary
opened the window slightly, stuck
some food out, of which they
quickly partook, and then in a
matter-of-fact way, winged their
course out across Radio City and
toward the beetling tower of ST.
Patrick's Cathedral. They come
to this window every day was
told, imperatively attract atten-
ton and will not leave until they
are fed. Hastily getting in a plug
for his business, Griffith shifted
the subject from birds to planes
and said that on his company's
airlines, eye banks are carried
free of charge for those in need
of an extra eye, and that each
blind person who rides an Eastern
plane is given copy of the
Readers Digest in Braille to read.
Walking through the express
department of Grand Central
station the other day, / saw long
rows of fla g-draped caskets.
These, of course, were bodies
soldiers which are now being
brought back from overseas for
home burials. One ship alone last
week brought in 1900 bodies of
Americans killed in World War
II. They are sad reminders that
for the families of these heroic
men, the war will never be over.
Bronx Borough President
James j. Lyons, a sort of second
Jimmie Walker, popped off again
recently. This time it was at the
County of Westchester's Board of
Supervisors who closed some
parks and swimming pools to out
siders not long ago. Since this
prohibition applies particularly to
Bronxites, loquacious Mr. Lyons
took a verbal slash at the folks
who live in New York's more-or-
less well-to-do suburb. 81 cannot
understand" he said, "why the
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chisolm
motored to Yazoo City recently
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25

Miss Louise Pettus of Jackson
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pettus during the week
end.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-11-25
Temperance Means
Moderation

Temperance Means
Moderation
DIR. Benjamin Rush, physi.
cian-general of the Continental
Army and 8 II G ner of the
Declaration OF Independence, IL
often regarded as Father OF the
American Temperance Move
ment."
To DR.. Rush, the word tenn
perance" did not mean "pro-
hibition." AS leading American
physician of the Eighteenth
Century, he well understood the
evils of intemperance and
fought against 1t.
But he also understood and
appreciated the benefits of mod
Grafton. He advised his fellow
countrymen to initiate the sober
settlers of Pennsylvania, whose
alcohol beverage was almost
solely the beer they b re W d
from barley malt.
When DR.. Rush advocated
temperance, he did not mean
prohibition OF all alcoholic bev-
erages, as many professional
"dry" agitators would have you
believe. Then, as now. the
word temperance was a synonym
of moderation.
From where / sit, It looks
like the word temperance has
suffered at the hands of the
professional prohibitionist-
Evening star., 1948-12-21
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. beaut.. all
colors., ages, Axe reg. Champion bred
line; Xmas deliysry. R9ekyille %644 -.Ii
R white. RED and white, ARC Ptsas pesistered' snp
wormed healthy. farm raised. veterinarian
inspected, wks. to 10 mos. Rockville
CANARIEs. full song, FIRST and second
MAHoNEY, 1905 7th st. NV, GE. 5Ol2.
KEEPSAKE CoCKERs-Gay compa mons
for Town and Country; y:og reds buf1s and
COCKER CLEARANCE sALE-Must sell
H before ShriStmss n,St nSoz Minimum price $50
GERMAN POLICE PUPS. very Handsomely
Call 81. 1929 or SH. si15 -"l
FOX TERRIER pups, both sexes. For in
torma,iogn na,Eg ca, ,,nnArs IA sszG -"l
to sl5 also dog ynSs 9Seks s snq ao aqE supplies
Dukes St, Alex. Va TIE. 9574. -2I
BOSTON PUPS. reg. ch. stock, real beau
ties See these fine pups Call MRS.
WfkEHAiR WfkEG Eh PuPPIEs. Axe registration:
II nicely marked puppies to choose from;
Cocker sPANIELs. black. 7 vks. old:
no papers; males. $50: females, Sis. LU.
poBERMAN pINscHER puppies, ide.l
childs pet or guard; terms. SH. 6129
DoBERMAN PINsCHERs. 2 females. 10
months old, suitable show, breeding or
companion, reasonably priced. UN. 1851
COLLIE PUPPIES, pedisreed, Axe res, 8
os35. " 'N ''' '' ' -a4
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FROM JAN. ,5-Attrac. 3-bedrm:, garage,
auto. oil-neated house for 3 or months.
mo; Utilities not Included. Phone OIL
WHOEVER. will share furnished nome
eooh Uh rss BoR and 4a We wife must be
tbns Silver Oriental ssg linen usi
piano; suitable g adults, no children and
no pets; can lease 6 to 10 months; first
and last months rent in advance: available
eGEvY eG SS'e cHasf 1ft B. b. e. 01nass near Conn
Available Asyaailable January l. No brokers. oWo.
ATTRACTIVE e-sToRY furnished house,
. bedrooms upstairs. play or maids room
min min. Pentagon; i-yr. Teas lease s1a5 per mo;
mo. advance. Available Is Jan Ref
Phone GIL. 6o36. 1901 1lth St south, Ar
PETWORTH-clean 4-bedrm brick house,
gas gas heat nSd., garage Jan. to April l; Sl85.
NR. eth ON R. 1. AVE. NE.-First floor,
bath, full bsmt., including , rms: and
lav. with private entrance, all utilities
per month months rent in advance re-
aulred, lease available. For appointment
FOR RENT bedroom modern bungalow,
furnished, Kensington, Md Immediate
CoMpLETELYT T FGRSIsHED, Urn she immedisi m shs e
possession, in Chevy Chase, D. C.. This
charming Colonial home contains 3 bed
rooms, pa baths and > -paneled
cali Mr.. Harper. WI 1918, H. ]. KOR-
zENDoRFER CO. INC. OIL. 1896. "a
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW in Sc. section for
CHILLUM MANOR, MD.-6-rm.. new. det
brick house, firepl.. gas heat; avail. early
Jan. Sl25 MO. VI. 1884.
FURN. 6-ROOM HOME, in Vienna 81 so;
fax 5000; partially turn kome in Airing
ton, Sl35; 4-room bungalow and 5O-stall
dog kennel, Lee hwy, S1OO
EASTMAN g. SEAY
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., tvpewriters. calculators,
cash ress once equip. any kind; top price
DI 81; @. 1928 ewes. SUNDAYS. -?l
ANT1QUES--tlrniture, brio a-brac. china,
glassware, rugs. silverware paintings:
highest cash prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. china. silverware.
3Id 'ewelTyi e. 3 i,, cups saucers ANY amount:
NV. Sterling 1896
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD of all de-
scriptions. We remove books at our ex-
pense DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l
CAMERAS. ali types. movie equipment. all
aeesssories aSsMo1s , bought at hiehest prices.
parking near rear entrance. RE 2434
CL0THING-Highest prices paid for men S
used clothing. BERMAN'S. 1922 7th st.
NV: ME; 37e7. Open ewes. viii call
CLoTHING-Top prices paid for men S
used clothing, typewriters. musical instru-
ments. etc. MORRIS PAWNBRoKERs'
SALES, 100 Florida ave. NV. MI. 1914.
Open evenings; will call to give estimate
CRYSTAL BALL. Randolph 6s32 22'
DIAMONDS: old gold and silver: diamond
watches and discarded iewelry. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. INC. GA 13th ct. NV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N,w. ,e.,,. !,

laos cRITIENDEN ST. N:W.-Desirabls
baths on End floor, also attic and garage;
tor o and Isns
PLANT P t. & oSs GoRDoN INC. 1874 Park I'd.
Nj NEAR w WAITER Gsa: REED-owner offers msl !.
baths, mod. kit, picture windows, Vene.
tan blinds, t1Il Ssmt gas h-wh Pgics.
HOME WITH NcoME-1ath st. near
MsSis0n sa,SH BET sdHSls hoHse With rooms "a
from second ioor. $50 month. bet % gar.
Tasss' ~ VIZ IT, AcME s5S * REALTY sSo p
LOOKING FOR 4 HOME: Give us the
opportunity to help you BY telling US your
needs needs We assure you Of our ae.iys con.
sRIAWMlER. EFI Nl 100 Eye ST. NV. ME. 1850.
SF a sae q 2 Nv Asst
owner VIZ WISHES To p sEIi@very Iioo attrae-
tive tn1, 6-rm m brick house on !Ee corner lot
close q to- schools and stores, 1O1 Park
Valley I'd. Silver Spring. 80
CHARMING q iSNnN,Gu ATTACHED aI HOME near 10Th
English designed brick, spacious liv. rm.,
VIII with firepl Ige din; rm comb eaupt
ored tile tile Baths beaufui uta rsc rm With
nrepl.; has bedrm. and ultra, modern kit.
offering the double feature of separate
ssasrry payments Of house. OWNER, qE.
RISucEDS E.. iSsH fkfeI bgsna,nsx; ae5ashea
rms: 2ia baths. Modern, to the minutest
detail: With nearly $4,000 cut. it has
become one Of the outstanding home
GGRAVvATTE, Realtor. 72S 18th st. NV.
BRICK BUNGALow, beautifully built; slat.
to downtown on fast Transportation can't
be ~ beat for the money. Evenings. GE.
1853 BE6ek E6ekk OF 5 eGE sHthPs ~ sW P rms
inspeet: WILLIAM coRcoRAN CO. 7iS 10
}ffksFn fifsT Fosa%Ahs p ~ Rsss BARGAIN. in nT-
81 =! so; four bedrooms. completely reno
vsted, in excellent location, featuring
and M dn0mas sasrs oil Fea Rsa' tarhsr SfG1m
details. call Mr. Clark, ST.. $3.50, with
SsaI7Eh1 fsa! R1TrESHousE Rl oisn ST. N.w-Enr,,,s
kit with breakfast nook, :, freplaces rec.
m 6q1n saEag EaS hTh Shown BY
E NEAR RoTiii ith AND PARK RD.-Excelleni in.
come property 3-story building;, could be
For appt, to Inspect. eaI M. . Northern. frsFr,.
NEAh hALOhAMA KID. and Conn. ave. in
choice residential area; bright, attrac.
tive townhouse. freshly redecorated has
hall. drawing room. dining room. dinette,
kitchen and den on first floor; front liv.
ing room, , large bedrooms and bath on
second; bedrooms and bath on third;
bath IN basement. storm windows, four
rear porcheS, double garage. Ideal as
Washington residence for Government ad.
min1Strators, congreSsmen or diplomats.
Mr. Maury. AID. S926 MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO. 1924 4th st, NV. DI. 3345.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; 81 500 down
Just . left of these new Diet. brick homes.
featuring center-hall plan. Gift. living
room. 3 large bedrooms. l. u baths list
floor powder room and full basement with
REALTY CO., AID. 0531; ewes, FA. o"59.
~
Evening star., 1948-12-21
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED for at least so days, beginning
house for govt, oficial, wife and son.
Close-in NV. or Va. area preferred Guar
antee good care. Can give excellent refer
ences. Call OW. 1857. -22
VETERAN. wife, two children % mos.
and 4Ea yrs) desire furnished apartment;
preferably ne. section; $50 mo. maximum;
pnone 1 ngTn pI ss2o; ;e ext 5ol any time 90.
completely furn.. apt. for 5 or mos.
Phone MA. 3120, Ext. ISL; ewes, TIE
YoEuiNG EMPLOYED COUPLE. want furn.
], MRS. F, N MAReARET sai5 KRAl' s pm: f. s
GOvERNMENT ANALYST, wife and child
urgently require unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt,
upper NV. section. OW. 5595. -21
WEATHERMAN AND WIFE need bed
room apt, un1urnished; will pay S75; ref
ToTISs; SfsHcss EMp1ioYED VI iJi COUPLE desire @1 1r
nished apt; 3 rooms and bath preferably
in NV. section. No children. no pet. no
drinking: Call after pm. Wo. 635s
nv. secto Call AD. 1900, ext. 10.
EMPLOYED MOTHER desperately needs
suitable apt, furn or unfurn.. vic. John @.
Adams school; well-behaved children.
RA 3Q43 pa
Evening star., 1948-12-21
ROOMS euRh,shEp-Mp. g. VA.

CASTLE Inn. opposite Walter Reed Con
valeScent Hospital Forest Glen. Silver
Spring. Md.-Hotcl rooms, by the day
week or month: singles, $50; dbles., 500
per mo. 81. 5533 -"6
ARLINGTON-Master bedrm, completely
turn,, for employed couple only; large
maids service. unim. phone. Call any
time after . pm, KE. 5S45; S15 per mo.
--16
FURNISHED RM. for or . gentlemen,
/ block from busline, telephone privileges
CHI 1919. Arlington. ii.
GUESTS-Continental breakfast, daily
maid service, parking, 10 minis. Key Bridge.
Gil. SqlO -21
SILVER SPRING large lovely, furnished
Ink rooms, refgr.in each, l with twin
beds. other double: semipvt bath; non
drinkers. Call after Monday, SH. 2S39.
1903 ". TROY, Arl.-Sleeping rms Conv
i3I0 II. NASH ST, Arlington. va.-Room
for l man, private entrance, $40 mo.
81 SPRING DR.. across Penn Daw Hotel
Beautiful 3-rm. Shut trailer, with > rms
attached, for rent; like a 5-rm. bunga allow,
all furnished; ref. req. Call Wed.
through Friday. -o3
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

36Ii 18th ST. N.E.-Larse front rm.,
private home, phone service. Call sitter
5:l5 pm. NO. 0S59. -"2
LGE. DBLE., twin beds, next bath; $40
for i or S55 for > Ii. c530. -2l
63i r ST. N.E.-Large double rm.. newly
furn.. light kit. privileges. in pvt. home
couple, 81" per week; single, $40. FIR.
neyr to bath; private nome: half block
Rhode Island ave, car; near shopping CEN
1900 BLADENsBURG RD. - Lse. front
room. for couple. :, or single, Ink; pvt.
:555 Eth PL. S.E.-Master bedrm., pvt
bath for l or eentlemen; S35 per mo
:Oi! PERRY sT.-Dbl. front rm, next
bath, shower, . closets. c.h.w blk. to bus;
FRONT ROOM, furn.. no
cooking; also l light housekeeping room.
COL col %oLoREDwFURNIsHED RM. for rent,
with home privil.; working couple. VI.
81 55 after 5 pm. -21
COLORED-615 9th ST. N.E.-Room and
sun porch; sober working man; see after
Sunday and daily CO 14s.
Evening star., 1948-12-21
BOATS.

0WENs-See the new Ia49 a3-ft;. cruiser.
Marine Service, Inc. 1900 Maine ave sw.
LARRY JERMAN Distributor. Wo. 6s"3;
GRAY MARINE ENGINE, 1 cylinder. IS
n p, p hrs, instrument panel $3.50.
MI. 829i. -27
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co. specials
?0-ft. cabin cruiser: excel. cond.;
sleeps >; Gray engine; a very
sturdy and attractive boat; has all
accessories. many extras S1.O50
26-ft. 1896 Steelcraft sedan with
stove and many extras 2,750
26-ft. 1a4s Steelcraft de luxe sedan;
used less than - hrs; Packard
engine: reduced to 1900
27-ft. l94s Stylecraft sleeps 4 used
less than 60 hours: like new:
speed, "2 m.p.h.; cost, $4,000;
sell $3.50
24-ft. 194S Truscott; used less than
30 hours: in water months; cost
SD, 900, priced 1880
Order your 194a Steelcraft now: 2O-ft >.
:6-ft. and 35-ft. cruisers. See at STEEL
CRAFT DOCK. Maine ave. and M st. s.w.,
call ST 4141
Evening star., 1948-12-21
APARTMENTS UhEURkIsHEp.
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 1900 q

THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 1900 Con
necticut ave. is taking applications for
apartments for permanent oc-
cupancy. Rentals-One living room, one
bedroom. bath and kitchenette, Sl5o to
so per month. One living room, two
bedrooms. two baths and kitchenette S22j
to $3.50 per month. THE WINDSOR co,
INC, owner. -2l
APT. for rent, untur.. entire 3rd nr of
small downtown bldg, consisting of 3
Rent includes heat and elec, For inspcc-
tion, see DIXIE REALTY CO., l417 st.
IL W.
UNFURN 9 RM. kit. newly decorated.
Adults only. l"43 18th st. NV
IF YOU HAVE 3 or bedroom modern
brick home for sale in NV. we have a
beautiful art. in almost new elevator bldg.
gtMiR.sE,rST fs1 Nf sf,1r Pms IA ia l
utilities furn.: S55. per mo. Call Apt, 4,
81. Rittenhouse st. NV. -23
ROCKVILLE, . rms. it'll. furn.; 500
100 West Monteomery ave, Rockville
ROCKVILLE. rms. utils. furn.; 500
100 West Montgomery ave, Rockville
A LOVELY APT. finest neighborhood, 4
rms. and bath, many fine features; adults
only. For more infor. call in person at
Evening star., 1948-12-21
COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

Toad Is and Y H. d.1ersa Tsp'fs s
=. q or cord lots. Call ALASKA COAL
co. Ma. $685.; -
split to order. For prices, call SH 5llO
or FIR 551S ~
STOVE WOOD. S14 fireplace ST.; sea
soned and dried. kept under shelter. dry
at all times. Phone TIE. 22s1 after ).
SEASONED HARDWOOD. cut any length.
Sll per half cord. So per quarter cord,
delivered WA 4593 -;
OAK FIREWOOD. desired lengths S2l
cord GE: 4!62 evenings, 81
XMAS OFFER" Fireplace and stove wood
any lengths. S16.99 per cord. Dumped
only, S, q N; CONTRACTORS, FA. s39s
Fairfax i92-W-X -
OAK cORDWoOD. s2l per cord. "a cord
81 from l6 to "A in. Call after p.m.,
Evening star., 1948-12-21
WANTED (cont.

watches. discarded iewelrv bought. No
purchase too small. too large; cash imme.
SoRK S5SK JEWE1RY Ss1z hEe co. DrffSa h St TEW NEW
FUR COATS-Washnston leading fur
exchange wants to buy; outlet center, 3305
Georgia ave NV near Lamont. GE 93S5.
FURNITURE-wil buy entire contents or
odd pieces Also old glassware china.
; 50 ). years as !H5555sWooDs, sth and K SIS Is.
URNiTURESY entire household CON
EFuRNITTRlE-HEishest cash prices for
or st W buy en bes
results call MIR. DOUGLAS at UN. 1857
ys15 Old We sea pay PlsnuR s.s a
KAHN; MfHkolEopr ING; o5 w,H Sears at sa5 st nv
best ore oMoG offered; prefer oil emersion lens.
NEwsPAPERs wANTED-Hishest prices
assrg2s ees heHss ave rags sv AS5 ab 5gSk 5Ys CO.
PIANOs-Grand upright, spinet, or apt.
si1s sash ANY sYYs6 sfs sass any condition. we'll O'y
used piano. Its value deductlble from
sp.Sa S9., income tax VI. 1905: -3l
Lawson and Golibart In American Stor-
sss sss Rlas o4a, ?soi n,t5f feorsa ave- AD 5.:s
PfANoAweuld PA 81 sTt nihn' Ike to purchase spnet
piano reasonable, in good condition. MI.
POPLAR AND GUM LOGS and other spe-
ton. Delivery by truck or loaded on cars
for railroad delivery to our New Jersey
c-vJn n J. @ Phope Millyille 354
delivered to Our warehouse Highest price
RAGS and auto batteries II you cannot DE-
liver your accumulatlons, please phone us.
ACE JUNK CO.. 2:,0 Georgia ave. NV,
SCRAP IRON, east iron. 50 per loo
pounds; delivered to our warehouse High
est price paid for scrap iron. scrap metals.
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sfwrNG sew MAcHiSEspalwseo linz pl soo3 opy ali types,
* RRssst5as, Ja;, 7is iith st. NV: RE: 1900
SIovEs. RANGES, HEATERS. all kind,
vARIrYPER, with proportional spacing:
WdoSfS Ssda44 ao HOBBY ssh HoksE NA Iaas on slider I'm
seod condition; HI. ,266., -23
Of scrap iron auto Oa,eeri.. ee e11%uH snd ssfsn
metals. see US before you sell We always
Pay Pay the hishest maIket PRICES WASHING
grade of household fur
ntuse' I5a antiques end efise furniture Ma
WANTED; . used 3,wheel. chain-drive,
sf"f AN Esf; aA IN 5nsk sis ogiS
poRA RRUpsAW fGf 1SEsoSE Sd
1855 G st. NV. Sterling 149i.