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Evening star., 1948-08-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. B-1l
SATURDAY. AUGUST L.
HOUSES WANTED 70 RFNT 1co,,

nOVSkS WANTED TO RENT Cont
THKEE BEDRM HOUSE or apt. needed BY
resp, Asrieuiture executive, transferred
s r. trsinea sas 70" e sosss aS@s house
nse.ss's aR, a5sTIs o& o's so,s sfno0ls is
REsroNsIBLE OFFICIAL needs s-4 e.r.
eSSss N.Y. MscuoSaa MsSh ,Seas ssH sa 5soa
sxss skof Sun nsSfoY9. Ma e.1 VIZ. ,s
Ssnss Ssasn'ers ssou want s,Dsdroom unlgrnsshsd
GsNFURNisHKD tshi HOUSE. refined middle.
Ma sEsd sessas seaps le9 ass nearby
NEED ONE OR TWO bedroom house
$50 monthly. Cali oiese 400, Ext. ss9.
LARGE ROOM or quarters with adioinins
sS5oo9r space Rss sisssis for small nursery
MAYA NAVAL n.ei.r 9tFicEs s.a, wants tusn apt
70 US. MRS. GooDALL, afsa TR' sass. IS. is.
COUPLE with 2 school-ase children need
lSsn1hss pls.51ss; 3ssdrss@ ss ssoo ho9ss Ss SEPT
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and son. aged |.
desire 20 bedroom furnished or partly
furnished house. yard. garage; convenient
to transportation; max $3.50. OR. ,4l71.
NsvE s.,;t. eenps 1a and wife sssstv,ps Aus
linen: liner. no children or pets. BOX isi-L,
PROFESSOR. wife. children. permsnent
Wash, seek home Ticinity Cath Univ
or more bedrms. Annapolis 1895 l5s
PHYSICIAN AND FAMILY urgently need
3-bedroom furn or unfurn. house, ne or
Seq 81 PrsfSTEEee bE sops pSt essential Rent no, eyer
FURNISHED OR UNFURNrsHED. rent not
to exceed 500; by adult family, Cali
RENT OF Buy unfurnished s-bedrm. nous.
Sss.sH' SEEELYs VIII Ss0 Of P' e 4sS n
coNGENIAL FAMILY needs to bedpm.
house, unturn. Va; nr. school preferred.
Call any time. WA 409a -i5
MUST vACATE BY SEPT I--Couple, with
two children and one expected this month,
needs two-bedroom furnished house until
k.sl[ TotR T. T aoS.h %S ossS 81
NAVY CoMDR. desires two-bedroom un.
children or pets; Temple 9003, los
DR.. AND FAMILY want unfurn. , or 4
oedrm.: 2-bath house in Va. or NV, Wash;
max. $500. OK. 1916. l5s
WANTED TO SUBLEASE - 2-bedroom
house or apartment; until october /. PL.
FOR SAFE RENTAL MANAGEMENT Of
your home call LURIA BROS, OW. $500
2046 Wilson blvd Ar inston, Va. 30
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE or frst-hoor two
bedroom apartment: in D. c. or vicinity;
three adults and two school, age children
Phone METROPOLITAN 1880 1hs
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SMALL JoBS-Pers. effects bassege, etc. !;
S3a6 minimum; any time; days, ewes,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
sToRAaE Aesskss w. ssons ,. No soso
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service; furniture moving and hauling
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped and insured:> reas. rates.
Call any time. Mr.. COOK, OIL. 5137. IS
furniture stored in individual compart.
ment for So per month. Rea sonable rates
II franc eo IL ipasi siss sArETEy a f 1853 sJe
FURNITURE VAN. two expert movers; IS
hour every piece guaranteed against dam
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped and insured; reas rates
Call any time, Mr.. COOK, GL. 5137. -22
EX GI-Local. long distance moving, pack
ing and storage. No Job too large or small
CLOVER TRANSFER, RE $3.50. 20'
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE arm. house tphone).
unfurn., in Bethesda area, for 3.rm. and
bath unfurn. apt. in D. c.; rent, $50 a mo.
Rent about the same. Call WI. 1851
ehSo siGGEsfowN FOR NEW YoRkIIchsfm-
arepisce. s lace garden tfurn, unfurnJ for
ouiet Groom apt in Manhattan, preferably
Village RE. 622s. Apt. 30s. Is
vii sYchange his beautiful home there
for comparable home in Washinxton q. or
Vicinity. Cali SCHERICH, Taylor il21-
WILL EXCHANGE use beautiful 3-bdrm.
white brick in Dallas for 3-4.bdrm ast.
house Washington area. Mr.. MeCSL-
LOUGH. RE 5000 Ext. 1873 ewes, sst-'
new new 3-BEpRooM. e-bath brick home IN
best part Atlanta. Ga, for house In nv Nv
or nearby Mafslaho.
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ROOMS FuRNIsAEn-Nenh.s,.

THE GALENA. 132 B st. ne.-Nicely
furnished double room to share, single
si5 I7th ST. SE.SLee. dbie. front rm',
snn,s suit 2 next 70 BATH "a blk from bus pvt
ssit 18th. 18th ST: N.E-Large front, twin
pioyed couple or gentlemen. DU. 1923.
1s R. I. AVE. NE-Double room, twin
or employed couple. Ho. 1890. is
ROOM NEXT TO BATH. near Capitol and
Library Tor quiet gentleman. Ii. 5oS7
YOUNG MAN to share large front room
Unlimited ne1 mt bf ghons; stse transp sgH so
LARGE Front Room. 3 girls or w1D couple;
ted; home priviis. CO. $500 '' Wi5
1902 W. VA. AVE. NE, Apt. 3-Lovely
in MY jewish Vi % home; ' privileges. p IL IL. $3.50. sS
,1s LAWRENCE ST. NE. tgrookisnd3-
LARGE FRONT RM., twin beds, new; near
1899 3rd sT..Large Ink. room, reigr.,
not plate; refined employed lady only:
flvG PvP Sisep adME f9Um f9rn bedrm dble or SIZE
Minis. to town. MI 1862. -15
THE MARICK, 1873 st. n.e-comfort-
lagnd; i isellities; doubles. s25-ss7 so; sin
l|, yoT 81; ~ NsE-slssDins m room with ID
ph2ae sns ssaa csa ao 4s1i to
4039 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Large dble.
S1h s next safR BATH
good transp.; kit. and laundry priVils. ,AD.
Rooms for /, 2. and , people; single
stantaneous. hot water, maid service,
telephone, linens changed twice weekly.
zoos Maryland ave. ne, Ii. 1882 or
NEAR TRINITY COLLEGE and Catholic
University-Master bedroom; refined adult
home with lovely inclosed sun porch
1& next to bath; unlimited phone: men only.
Gil LEXINGTON PL. Me- ssle. rm.,
SO mo-; large rm.. suitable for couple
sasn men ssfst v each per wk nice location
SINGLE BEDRM".,. close to transp. / block
MASTER BEDROOM, double bed. IA.
semitic home with girl; twin beds: 2
so to oFsse 0s sas sA sTteGssn ss
bath; soa soav. transp.; unlimited phone. Cali
62s1 CLAY ST.-Large room with double
Ies C ST. Ne, APT. 4i-Extra nice
sleeping room for lady: no drinking: un-
near sG sehse HnS1s Bldg Sh' capto iSRfFs fR
COLoRED-e VERY NEAT, reliable men.
steadily empi.. share room with another
man; separate beds; S6.25 ca. LU. 1883.
CoLoRED-sGLE. RIM; gentleman; cook
CO eoLoRED-NR sisi5S. Ss uNfoN srArIoNIad-
Joining bath. double bedrm.; gentlemen
eofoRfnLs5a pfsfs5ssdi y e79sj ,,t, ST Nr9nde 13
apt; suitable one or . gentlemen; lge
attr. rm.; some privileges. LU. 0l69. -15
COLORED-MEDIUM ROOM with twin
beds. al kitchen privils will accept cou-
pie with child over Is months old, HI
CoLoRED-FURNIsHE ROOM for cou-
pie. Call Franklin $500. 49,
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nousrs WAhTfp 10 RENT.

sETTIED WOMAN desires unturnished
house. g TO- IL rooms reasona0'e n'
oaiIHT. enGns q sGoSGES1AL oSG2EsSS1AL YOUNG COUPLE. In
ternational organization ofnciai dssiTe fut, /,
nIeasant surroundings. SUNDAY. Wo. 3608;
weekdays, Elk 1880. Ext; b07. -ls
RETfRED GENERAL desires unfurn. det.
D C vic. Nd, or Va, for permanent
home in auiet location; 3 adults, no pets,
5-year lease; pay $3.50. RA. $3.50. --1b
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. ond s.w.

sol B ST. S.E.-Large single room in
private home. lge. closet: Simmons Beauty
rest mattress: excellent transp. FIR. 1862.
400 a5th ST. S.E.-Large light house
Seeping room; Frigidsire,, AT. 1911.
private bath. detached home. VI. 0S97.
1889 MAPLE VIEW PL. SE.-Furn rm
and kit, share bath; accommodate couple
and child; $50 a mo. IL. 1925.
LARuE FRONT ROOM, suitable for mar
lied couple or girls; convenient to Navy
WEsLL-FURNIsHED ROOM. adj. bath: evt
home; breakfast and laundry privileges;
employed couple or gentlemen. AT 1896
1917 3Oth ST. Sc. off Penn. ave.-Lge.
front rm.. next bath zhone; Ietined gen.
tleman; SS wk. VI. 1910 10
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE single
room for gentleman only: excel transp;
close to Govt. bldes.; $40 per week.
Fl. DUPONT ST. s.E.-clean rm., next
to bath ,,,I' phone: gentleman only; unnlim.
COLORED-2 RMS; sele rm for mar
ried couple; use of kitchen and laund.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER and son desire room
with board for son in privates home: need
day care for son after school hours until
. pm; Silver Spring or vicinity preferred
Can ia. 1858 before II am. or after
y pm. lis
EMPLOYED MOTHER and e-year-old son
want board or use of kit; daycare for
child. Call SH. 3437 after $50. 15'
BOARD AND ROOM for elderly lady, 20
years: must be in the District; will pay
$50 per month; single room. CO. 0204.
Is"
WANTED-congenial home by mother,
employed days wk.. for self and chill
oren. ages and 6. with day care for chill
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ROOMS FURN. OR uhEuRN.
ROOMS UNFURkIsHEp.
COUNTRY BOARD.
ROOMS WANTED.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Young lady
needs inexpensive studio room; could re-
6796. l5'
GENTLEMAN, permanent Govt. worker,
wants furnished room in private home,
with running water in room or private
bath: weekly rates. Box 47S-R. Star 3s
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APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE urgently needs
| bedrm. unfurn. apt; both employed;
preferably Md. suburbs. UN. 315S. Is.
COUPLE and 4-year daughter need small
furnished apt or share home. vicinity
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES EuRh. OR uNEuRk.

BUY DIRECT FROM OwNER-New Cape
Cod brick. 3 bedrooms, improved gas
heat, large fenced yard, large basement;
BEAUTIFUL partly furnished home. in
Alexandria; Oriental rugs, baby grand
piano: corner lot; 8 bedrooms. 2 baths;
in high-class apt. building. UP to S125
per ronth TIE 1883 Id
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ROCK CREEK PARK

exclusive section Of upper Rock Greek
Park. 4 stunning bedrms., 3 baths up
stairs; 1sx26 living room: den with. "a
rec. room. fireplace. maids rm. and full
bath in basement: S40O per month; 1-year
lease or longer OW. $500. LURIA BROS,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED, nice Big bedrm. with closet;
use of kitchen and living room; new bun
galow; fine home for couple or :. people
nice yard and front porch. Central ave
2Ia miles through Capitol Heights, 3
houses from Armstrong; Tavern l5s
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK FOR WAsH-Will sxchange
firm. furnished FIRST A. duplex in New
York for a-bedrm. furn. apt. in Wash,
lmmed. possession. Call FIR. S236. i 5
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

AMGnlNAlN ON4F. AlSn
In st. AIMS Parish and easy walkinx
e' e.ntsp Eave5 O. asaSss srsf sxs home sneps S
inspection. Center hall. large Living room
with fireplace, dining room. beautiful kit
rear screened porch; second noor, 3 large
bedrooms, 2 very attractive tile baths.
stairs to large finished Ord door. Gas a,-c.
heat. Price. S2S,60o.
Bethesda Bungalow-S12,950
Modern, newly decorated 2 bedrooms.
Syey S F osih ns wn sp.ss sd wondsfu Geh
en-; fun basement sas heat; A & nee yaro'
Houses listed below are open Sat. to
o 'S5 CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
3e32 Livingston st. NV. Home for the
hand. Isl door. reception hail. iiv. rri..
rsDlsse sn sm den lstss sslS S.sqms ssq1ip.
s'f bsts. IT, aas .ssirs 09G doofsa sSSft stse
es:s pyss yssy rsdaee sss ala aaef .na
American Univ. PIX, S15,950
4432 Harrison St n.wy--vsry nice SENT.
detached home on very nice aeep lot;
ICo sns Sg HH eSupD.a xfa riHsfs Ftssn 'Ts Ds
door. n 'sd bedrooms, modern Bath with
shower: screened sleeping porch gas H.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-S16,950
sa.a ssla ts, bam. st. clos. to NsSs .sSos a %
Ice. liv. rn,; with ,hreDlaes, cheerful din
'ss's,.S :..ss sssss "a sa sss ss AssE ssi
sssrs IN ssrsse: s't Quick Possession:
Ri1linpslev r. Sanders0n Co.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE,

bedrcom apartment; IN D. c. or Vicinity
three adults and two school-age children
Phone Metropolitan 1880. los
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FEFMANENT =, smDozsa couple
RanaSm 8 ss5 S0''fSs peas lut ea q or 4a
EErrSEb Eli EMPTo9Eb aE EM coTRIr SR desires
Sept cs g. Hu R5 4s sgs XSnday sSss sna thrsss sesh
AZ I CAPT. and wife. stationed at National
Airport, desire. 1-bedrm. furn. apt, Sept.
Or p pes AeHeadFs cs ALEX AEnz0n 5snz no ehdsn
FURNIsHED APT. or house. at least 2
beerms,; will consider partly furn. vi
THREE RESPONSIBLE employed girls de-
sire furn. or unfurn. J or bedrm apt
SEPT. ist-ouiet business girl desires
s nfaF@ ahsp satue Cali hD so sasf ssfr asr snf .fa
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire unfurn. j or
bedrm. apt: in Sc; no children or drink ,t.
ns Fff ce sRaDHAE A3nAnfer ves4sn sets wife and
sps sma fasseo nsss n
sss:s sss f5"0ss !. 'ss oss
ENsGiSEER fssiK Err wet, and wife need small apt
TEACHER. Govt. VT school, and wife re-
70 children: ao pets Lincoln 1895; a., ! i,
GonhFef s1HRfsr M 6ssasar 6ssiss
PPPpRfnMahaSENr PpRfnahSENr WASHINGTON couple and
child urgently need 1-bedrm. unfurn. apt
WILING to redecorate. BOX 445-R, Star
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER and wife. en-
pIoyed desire furnished apt. NV; no
sharing; to SIS. Call MRS. MILLER. Apt
81 ME 1887, 8 to z pm. IA
COUPLE with 10-mo.-old child, need a
furn. place to live; no sharing. O"-
COUPLE with s-year-old son urgently need
2 or 3 room furn. apt; NV. preferred
a8ouT ONE HUNDRED veterans and
cther employees Of Capital Transit Com.
pany ceed houses or private apartmepts
SIS Der mo. Please phone Nj. e363. Ell
e72 ior s52,. Monday to Friday from s;Sy ns
an to pm nao nsss a ,.na sMD,Syeih ea houss. M no e
buy. they need family housing TO remit
I OR 2 BEDROOMS, in NV; virginia or
Maryland, September or october. Tor iady
and daughter. 13; responsible. CH o5sl'
7-9 pm, MRS. WILSON. -lo
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DUPONT IT. cIRcLE1e small rms; gentle
Dupont CIRcLEWLas, bright master bed =
LGE. FRONT RM.. twin beds: also Ice Ice. rear
rm.; both suitable for y; blk from Conn
aye; telephone and maid service. DU.
CLEVELAND PARk. nr. Conn. ave. and
Porter; clean, comfortable rm. adj bath
DELE s. oF sSGTr RIM asTy ay a.sorsd
ms man Esefiatsf preferred e. U Ssth ss unm' phGsPe
conn,IRm I4xso extra Ise. G5s' closets ets pVt ppp
sIs oGLETHoRPE ST. N.W,-Newiy deco
pvt bath. shower, inner:spring mattress;
fsn!e sas ch2VTRf s2Ts fSS sT II OCH with %,
s1s Ess saa snd eesTx 81 SW si4Se o 30 Mas ma
Double room, twin beds. including pvt.
shower; young men; s." per mo, each;
isSI LASTER PI, N.w.-Larse single rm..
nXt nsXt to bath and shower: gentleman only.
SSDERWooD ST, IA blk. OF 18th ST..
desred eEr FS bus a. tro door 0ee; oE bs54 s Orv
St,h !alR siS5 Room for Ia,
coLoREDesooMt for employed; settled
man or woman: SS week. Call NE. 1855
eoieEEB essi5s 1 MI LARGE front room; pre- preter
.
working couple, KITCHEN AND laundry priv
coIoREb t5eSee' Two LARGE ERe double front
rooms. for men or women. Du 6395. la
| C0LORED-NICELY FURNISHED front
room, I34o Rhode Island ave: NV. Ia
neatly furn.; for respectable empi person,
coLoRED-ssis wARDER ST. Nv
Lge. attractive rm. with twin beds; also
ssls. sssls,. I'm. for ] employed person. -1S
baehelor, ali privils.; double rm. Cali
lCoLoRED-11e9 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
nw-Room for single man, So week, pI
SoLoRED-Furn: Em: for refined couple
CoLoRED-51 ADAMS ST. N.W.-DoubIs
| front rm., twin beds; also middle rm. and
back rm, porch adj. back rm.i men pref
CoLoRED-NEAR 11th ST. cAR-Double
room. twin beds. for : ladies; single room
Tor couple. Ho, 1857 -15.
! 2. nicely furn-, twin beds. nr. bath. ia.
COLoRED-RooM and share room: SEQ
and s22.50 mo. NO. 70s0 after 1905
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Misses Blue Denim
Dunqorees, 81 We're ss:2s

100 blue denim dungarees of heavy cotton Sizes
10 and IL.
100 Wool Pulover Sweaters paels
pastel coIor Sizes "a 4o Were sSs5 and
SH.95
striped flannel Also plain brown and fuca
sizes - to 1s Were 81 95
medium Were ss5.
sue
Sizes IL 49, Were $7s5
Mostly
1895
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR
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Downed Rome Plane
! Remains Grounded
By Comdr. Finn Rome
North American Newspaper Aliionee

RONNE ANTARCTIC BASE,
Stonington Island, Jan. 2 Delayed.
Pilot James w. Lassiter and Avia-
ton Mechanic James B. Robertson
are still grounded on Antarctic ice
IS miles from this base. Continu-
Gus snow in ceiling zero is keeping
them encamped beside the now re-
paired Beechcraft aerial mapping
plane which was forced down De-
cember 81.
The stuck valve which caused this
forced landing was the first me-
chanical failure in the three ex-
pedition planes more than 300 hours
aloft. Mr.. Robertson was promptly
flown out to the large plane in the
small LIS, which brought back
Aerial Photographer William Latady
and Sigmund Gutenko who had
been acting as crewmen on the map
ping fight.
Constant radio watch is being
maintained here by Operator Law
rence'Kelsey to ensure the stranded
mems immediate return as soon as
weather permits. The day of the
grounding, bad visibility at this base
alternated with bad weather at
the so-called traffic circle where
the plane was lying, to block the
55-mile return flight.
Pilot Lassiter reported by radio
today that he tried to ski to an
outcropping of rock nearby, to col
lect specimens for Geologist Robert
L. Nichols. However, when he was
only 200 yards away from the tenn
porary camp. he could not see the
plane. He then and there decided
to return to his sleeping bag, since
any venture farther afield might
well have proven disastrous.
Such conditions are hard to credit
at this base, where the weather
Is perfect.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Rabbi Kaufman to Speak
At Services Tomorrow

Rabbi Harry j. kaufman, spirit
ual leader of Beth Sholom Hebrew
Congregation, will speak at service
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in the syn
agogue, Eighth and Shepherd
streets NV.
Rabbi Kaufman's talk will open
the first of a series of Friday eve
ming services.
Cantor Sholom Katz and the new
ly formed Beth Sholom Choir, di-
rected by Lester Topper, will chant
the services. A social hour will
follow. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
New Dromo Study Group
Beoins Sessions Tonight

A new speech and drama study
group will begin sessions at 8
o'clock tonight in Central High
School under auspices of the Dis
trict Recreation Department.
The department will form new
beginners bridge group there at
8 pm. Monday.
Other current activities at the
community centers include an ad-
vanced theater workshop at Roose-
velt High School at pm. Tuesdays
and indoor tennis instruction there
Friday nights at the same time.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Society to Hear Report
On Eclipse Expedition

A report of the Army Air Forces
National Geographic Society expe-
.dition to Brazil to observe an eclipse
of the sun last summer will be made
to members of the National Geo.
graphic Society at Constitution Hall
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow. The speaker
will be DR.. Harold A. Weaver, as
tronomer at Lick Observatory, one
of the expeditions scientists.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
Toys Reduced
u and More

group of all kinds of toys including electric trains
with accessories, separate locomotives and tender,
miniature greenhouses, three-piece shovel sets,
crayon sets, puzzles, chemistry sets, compasses
with wrist straps, three-piece doll furniture SETS
aeroplane gasoline motors, and spark coils for
aerop1ane motors Many in the group are soiled
and marred but all are mechanically perfect. Some
in completely perfect condition Many other items
not mentioned.
w4L-vor,h Building . THE STORE DOWN STAIRS sToRE
Evening star., 1948-01-08
ToddIer's CrowIers, IS
We're $I.95

$50 todders crawers of cotton gabadne in pastel shades
Sizes to g.
15o Cotton Ski Pajamas in Assorted pastel coors Sizes
10 Wsra a o. to So TO- 75c
200 Cotton odds and juveniles Pass and dark
co,o sizes to g. Were
100 labeled for wool content Navy and
ssoaJ coors Sizes to g. Were
style Short and long sleeve Styles assorted
a,o 80 . si, . to Were 50 25
Pamas and "o-pece Sho
S195 oVC
in cotton The girls suits are IN
The suits are IN Eton ana saek
1nsra o As TO S245
uu Nv W." sa - % Nou e'-'' ~ " S245
wx1uos Building APPAREL FOURTH FIoo"
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Assorted Royon and Cotton
Gloves, o5e We're s1:65 to 50

rs pairs assorted rayon and cotton including some
brushed rayon Four and lengths Some
two piece evening gloves. White, sizes E to 71s
skin 61a. $685. Now------S So
stitching Were $3.50 Now 81
Size Were S. S2.5v
61a S.
Gloves brown Was $685. Now SE5y
Hand d-sewnG White Was So Now 81 30
1 Was s165
1 T.. Was $685. 50
Size ga. Was $685. IS
White Size Z. Was s495 Now-----SE -SE
Pigskn $685.. 50
w&L-North
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Boys Clothing Reduced

to H. Were
$3.50 81 95
boadcoh tan green
with or MILDLY Style Now 81 95
s263. Csc
cotton Sizes 9 to lO
not every every 15c
65 Belts leather SOC
Pairs
to $3.50 Now CSC
% 81 Now " CSC
Sizes IL
e Were $685. 1895
epnent cotton Black Sizes 10 and r.
Were s3e5 to s4s5 81 95
plain sleeves Fabric labeled for wool content
Sizes "a to 2s Were s475 81
labeled content Sizes H. ID and IL
Were SIS s5 Now 1895
werrepeen Sizes TO TO- Were
Sc Now -- ------------------ 81 95
lined Sizes
Ws1-vo,n Building
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Cologne, co.

48 bottles cologne by a we'll known maker
fabric bag. Were $780,
BoxesB 81 20
Were $l2o
~ 6Oc
a
25 Perfume Bottles pretty Were$ SOC
styles and shades Were $3.50 now
75c
prces include 209o
hBundtng FLOOR
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Many at Half Price or Less Than Ha!f Price

nuobe exneeobe sent &
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Teen-oeers' Wool Skirts, 81

We're $3.50
14O wool peated skirts plads and dark shades of gree
navy and brown Sizes 10 to is.
Jaeauards and solid co
Were 1896 S7S 81
$50 wool and in long and lengths coor
16 Were $21 $3s75 Now SIS
Now 81 so
Cotton Blouse Of peasant style SOC
w&L--North Building . FLOOR
Evening star., 1948-01-08

2O juniors bouses prints and plain colors Group include
white with sleeves and sleeves Dress
and semi -dressy styles. Sizes to 15
Paels prints and bright shad
as we'll as white and black rs
and short sleeves Black with
trim $795 81 y
coors Sizes 81 to 40 Were 1895
assorted
coors Sizes to 15 Were rs
Wool
coors Sizes to IS So
coors and stripes Sizes to IS 8
$50 Rayn scarfs in square shape White
coory Sizes ST. 9
trim
so75 Now - 81 9
9 to $795 Now SIS
pds Sizes to l5 were $89
Now
to IS Were $40 so s12 81 9
labeled
Is. $19 80 to $2975.
Is Were $l395
s25 Now ---- SIS. 8
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
To Sell Poppies
Here Mode at
Fort Harrison

Making of rs million crepe
paper poppieS, which the AM
erican Legion Auxiliary will dis
tribute throughout the United
States to be worn in honor Of
the war dead on Poppy Day in
May, was being completed in
veterans hospitals and conval-
eScent Workrooms this month.
Approximately 10000 diSabld
veterans have been given en-
ployment in the Auxiliary's
poppy program this year, ac-
cording to Mrs. Frank Goe.
poppy sale chairman of the
Hardin unit. To distribute the
little red flowers of remember
ance and receive contributions
for the disabled veterans and
needy families of veterans, the
Auxiliary has organized a force
of 125, 900 unpaid volunteers.
Poppy day will be observed
here on May 90, when peoples
made at Fort Harrison will be
offered by Auxiliary volunteers.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-05-13
Noted Speaker at
Concordiu Rurul
Life Institute

Val Peterson, governor of
Nebraska will be one of the
featured speakers at the Rural
Life institute sponsored by the
National Lutheran council, June
28-July 1. This is the second an
nual conference on rural life
to be held on the Concordia
campus at Moorhead, MINI.
other Institute leaders are
Rev. E. w. Mueller from the
Chicago office of the National
Lutheran council; Steve Cas-
sell of the Division of Agri-
cultural relations of the IVA;
DR.. Daniel Hoover, Gettysburg
ry, Gettysburg, Pa;
Theodore Grimsrud, Bismarck,
N. D., Leonard Orvedahl, Bis
marck, N. D.; DR.. George Aas,
st. Paul, and Professor E. j.
Haslerud, North Dakota Agri-
cultural college.
Pastors and laymen from
Minnesota, North Dakota, South
Dakota, and Montana will be
in attendance.
The officers of the planning
committee are Rev. George I'm
rub, Arthur, N. D., president;
Rev. L. o. Gjerde, Fargo, N. D.,
vice president; Rev. A. M. Ed
DO, Fessenden, N. D., secretary;
J. L. Rendahl, Moorhead,
treasurer.