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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-19
City Council Notes

The regular May l7th meeting of the City Council was called by Mayor Lanier with Council man Leland Miller absent.
 The city borrowed S2l ,000 from the Bank of Seward at per cent for months. A check dated Novl 18th was left with the bank as was also one for S840 for the in terest. This transaction would not nave been possible had the coun- Cil not followed out the desires of the bank in regard to the bud get and thes ? percent sales tax together With the genuine effort of the council to place the city n good financial condition.
 
 A petition signed by l19 child ren who are interested in skating was presented 10 the council who in turn gave it the Bremen who are in charge ot the U.S.O.
 Discussion regarding the floor and it's condition after it's use for skating resulted as has formerly but the Mayor was heartily in favor of throwing it open with the resultant income to the city of some S400 per month.
 This brought up the question of supervision and accident insur ance and so the situation remains as Ii was.
 Ordinance No. l84 will be a. mended to allow the council to issue permits to those between the age of Is and 21 who wish to drive taxicab.
 Ordinance No. l83 will be re- vised to allow Clubs to remain open if not on the Main Street until l AM.
 Expenses of the Seward Elec- tric System came to Sl0,087.95 ahd included the purchase from the Army of an allotment of lines and equipment which was de- clared surplus. This included also the April payroll.
 
 A letter of resignation was read from R. E. Baungartner, who was temporarily appointed to the of flee of City Attorney at the first of the fiscal year Attorney Carl Hutton was selected by the Coun- cil to succeed Attorney Baum gartner
 The oil barrels which are un- buried in the alley between 3rd and 4th Avenues from Washing ton to Jefferson are more or less of fire hazard and the ordinance covering this will be enforced.
 Owners of exposed oil barrels will have til August 1st of this year to bury them and comply
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-19
MOLERS WIN NORTHERN CAFE SUIT
VI: keithahm. Curator. , TERRITORIAL MUSEUM

The eviction suit brought by Mir, and Ma@. Cjlogaii Moler. vcs- idcnts of Cprdova, Alaska, to re- gain possession of the Nor: hern Cafe was won by a decision of ownership at trial in Judge Bry- ants court, May of this month.
 The Molers were granted the Cafe returned to them as of Jan uary B. l948, at which time they placed MT. and Mrs. N'. M. Byrd m same to manage II until sold.
 Mary Ann B. Brown, Power of Attorney, and agent for the Mol CTS. consummated the sale to Charles c. Barrett, who formerly owned the Palace Cafe of this city. Attorney Carl Hutton, han dled the case for the plaintiffs.
 Mary Ann B. Brown announces the sale of the James H. Wood ruff property to Harold D. Everett and wife. This property is locat- ed in the 600 block on lst Ave. Mir. and Mrs. Woodruff are now living in Anchorage. We welcome the Everetts as new residents of Seward
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-19
WARMED UP FAST

DETROIT (UP)-When James Shelton IS, complained to his Iandlady that his room was cold and he wanted more heat, he didn't expect such fast action. Shelton told police that Mrs. Weatherspoon dumped a pot of boiling water on his head.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-19

y been before the council more of ten than any other through the office of the fire marshal and the present council aims to eliminate as much of the hazard as possible. A garage and auto paint shop which is being erected and placed m operation and is owned by Loren Peterson was objected to by nearby residents due to the fact it would. they alleged, in- crease insurance rates and low CT property values. Due 10 the fact that the city has no zoning ordinance little can be done but the attorney will be consulted and an ordinance covering the zoning situation may result.
 
 Mir. Heating stated in meeting Monday night that arrangements had been hado by him whereby he assumed the obligation and . would satisfy MT Shuster thus relieving the city of the repayment ol the amount.
 . The bill was for SlO5.75 and in- cluded $28.50 due for transporta- tion of Attorney Nesbitt on his last trip to and from Seward.
 "Lettcrs' said Mir. Kcatina. could be produced on the sub ject if necessary"
 Later in the meeting Heating arose and attempted to take the local paper tO task for statements mich he alleged appeared giv- ing the impression he had accused MT, Howard of securing for his own use certain articles and e. qulpment belonging to the Mar inc Ways which Is now "DroDer- ty of the city
 We herewith print again the exact statements as they appear ed in the Polaris and as they were taken down as spoken.
 Brownen brought up the situ-
 alton at the Marine Ways in regard to the amount of diff
 ferent materials lying about
 which were of considerable use
 to hte operators of the Cold
 Storage.
 Pipe, conduits. valves. motors etc. many of which he said
 were serviceable and should be
 the city's property
 Since the city had purchased
 the Marine Ways. As Is, this was thought to be included in
 the purchase
 Statements substantiating this
 were made by Heating who
 stated that quantities of win
 ooWs, soil pipe and dandy"
 stoves were stored in the area
 and that If these items were
 looked into it might ease the
 situation regarding the Veter-
 ans Housing Project so far
 as the city was concerned.
 It was at this point that the Marine Ways situation was taken up and Fred Howard arose to protest against the Council ac- tlon which made it imperative that he contact the Chief of Po nee before he could remove any of his property from the Marine Ways area.
 1t was brought out that all Army property was marked with "a blue "E", and that property marked with a splash of red ink was the property of the city. (All such marks were made at the tune of making the inventory)
 All other property the War As sets office assumes to belong to MT. Howard.
 tCOnfinue1 m n,oo ?,
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-19
JOB PRINTING

See the "POLARIS"
Evening star., 1948-03-12
ROOMS UNEuRNIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l7es NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-Les.
2nd-foor. dble. front: twin beds, 5 VIM
dows and l lge. closet. We specialize In
good food. conv. to car and bus. Prices
ROOM AND BOARD for employed mother
with / or children: day care, for chill.
dTsn dIs aa1 home Driyleses Do not phone aD'
1905 18th ST. N.w.-Healthful homs
home blues" rate from SAT q month per
ni pfF'01 s7y4' ap' single available Sunday a. $40
ITss N ST. N.w.-For refined young
woman; small single .4th fooT; .home-iiks
atmosphere. sa1 delicious food; available March
NJ Nj FL fLfAsaaRAttr.e.iv. aSlsf room for ls o.
sesinea s n private assa home breakfast
ARLINGToNN girl to share room and
board Stnns With so1R sRother girl; close to bus
NEW NEW hAMpsHiRE M fsiH AvE-Hou.. newly is Dec.
GRATED. rms, With studio beds: daily maid
service. switchboard service, good meals.
l5as 1ds Nsx Ss,s HsmpshiTe sn ave, NV. NO 3ses
for man; homs-eooked food; transp. Eoodi
ass sss isFss WoS6LEY agnfTy s pgiWyl Ioo
for 2 girls. Also girl to share with an-
cluding 2 meals. DU. 1890. -13
1895 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Double rsom for
s sssSnsg1s - AssB: sasst triple. Win
board. 500 per month. NO. S134.
1925 BILTMORE ST. NV. tnear 18th and
Columbia rd)--Excellent board or rooms
14O1 18th ST. N.W.-targe front room,
new furn.: sgle. for lady. share room for
man: switchboard; selected menus. lis
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1874 Mass. ave. NV
Attrac.. dble., for girls; vacancies to share
for men and girls good food. is
1905 9Th ST. N.W.-Double. corner, front,
nicely furn.: excel. meals; 2 empl. people;
restricted. GE. 06S9 -16
RLINGTON-Attractive large room and
board for couple with one or two children:
homeiike; excellent meals; reasonable. .qL.
1915. lis
BELL AIR CLUB. 7711 Eastern ave. NV,
"a block Georgia and Alaska bus-choice
master room, available for 8. Also room
for gentleman; The best Of food. 81.
iii KENNEDDY ST. N,w.-Nieely fur.
nished rom for young man: private family
If You WANT nice clean quiet home
venience, you will like 1915, n q. NV.
spIgTsran singls snd u6 DOUBLE aass available. MRS.
ff't8s fsss istS 81. 81, fs!,&s.-N.c.l, FURNISHED
room for young man: running water, teles
phone in room; elevator; excellent board.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHrNEs. typewriters, calcula-
tors bought and sold ana rented RE ll77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 l4th at
Notwithstanding, bric-a-brac. china
glassware. rugs, sllvs,wars,, paintings
sEiDSRooa. dining room or contents OF
home; wi win pay pay cash. We do moving, stoT-
age. ia. "937 after pm GE. l416
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM. SUITES
glassware, Frigidaire, rugs, radios ofice
Ga1 turnIITe' nh AaythinS you may have to sell
sEDkooM sGITEs. dining room suites
living room pieces, russ, gas ranges and
once. will pay highest possible prices
81 sooSs sSsas sousRr aR asADs aSb soip a. q aes m
en- any sook ses5s
Booss 81 ssn wANTED II RE ME III ssSs ssSss on a. SUBJ
iects, hction and non. .detion; open eve
PeHs uRes3s BoSksHoF eas' sas 9th oEoEaE Z sa
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment, all
S sesssssor;ss Sss, bought at y, highest prices.
e assse sn ana aphosser,
cleaning machine. Private party viii pay
- Ss sssn 5s:s =. s H. .s
DIAMONDS, silver gold We pay highest
prices. Ask for Mr.. oPPENHE1MER. 917
r st. NV
watches and discarded jewelry Cash paid
ERNEST BURK, INC. 6l4 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones, dia-
mond wedding rings; other jewelry pur-
chased; hishest prices paid. NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO., Tl9 1th st. NV.
FURNITURE--Hishest cash prices paid
for, household furniture; will buy entire
contents OF house or apt: or falr-siIed
portion. For best results. call MR.
10 SLns nm ~ Union 1857 any time up
FuRNfTURE and household effects Of the
odd pieces or entire home Please can TO-.
day. MR.. GRADY, MA. $500.
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MiscELLANEoUs WAhTrp tes.t.

NNySlSllAENkOOS WANfkO tCont.1
FuHNIIuhE-DInins and bedroom suites
sssiso sss, ROOD used piano. Call EVENINGS, RE
fURNITURE-china, class, ANTIQUES. dee,
s pss sssn. .raIles relics mssie o
FURNITURE-LivinE rm. and dining rm.
s9mplets; In light wood oW. s46e. la
FUkN!TURE-Wil buy entire contents OF
odd PIECES; best cash prices: buying and
HoPWooD's. stS and K sss. M M n.W'. @o'sdE ME
FURNITURE WANrED-Mahogany DINING
Tny,or i secseiasy oreakfront. odd chest, etc
GOLD-.nrlns, your old gold. silver. plating
eeieA RA sehsesd M 81 s.ars .. w sss psy cash
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie projectors sound
and silent; lenses, editors, etc. wanted.
as ri Nj w E5 s4sa pre.,
Gs Ss'es s ans
NEwssPAriEks IWstNTEp-Hish.ss price.
Ronse Gr rass SoSE Rs ne
oLD-FAsFIoSED" 81 i"i picture M so4r frames clocks;
also antique furn., china. firearms, curios,
sts Pr kie sE Wo s5o0 o0a
MUSIC BOX. 1404 N. \. ave. RE. 1880.
rlANOS, srkno. uprish;. spinet or apt
sss s,ss, any sxs; W.. any condition; win pay
PIANOS ,WANTED-CcLo oNIAL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma 1870
aItsr az - q, Am for courteous appraisal.
paid. WAsHINdToN RAG isss j BAG ptsss. coa,
fkiNflSG' S ''Ei, EauifMENT IL MfasT Would consider
complete small lob shop Box @lo-M' Star
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Highess price,
paid for scrap iron, scrap metals. house
rags and auto batteries. II you cannot
| deliver your accumulations. please phone
us: ACE JUNK Co. 222o Georgia ave.
SCRAP IRON, east iron. s1,75 per 100
bouse r.rs ags4 " p.r oataeriss each
to eur warehouse. Hishest prices paid for
scrap iron. scrap metals, house rags and
| auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations please phone US. WASH.
IMGToN GJSn. RAG g. BAG CO.. 216 L st. s.F..
SEWING MACHINEs-Hishest price paid
chine. EN-. 1855. e VI ee''i-o &13 S-
SEWING MACHiNKS--we buy all types;
repair hems.i.ehins. buttons covered
STOVES SdSs fer hesting iTn and cooking, and ice
NV. MA. S952. '''
WANTED-Better srade Of household fur
sS2s; % evenings. G GE. 6447
soasssien bosa bsSsss' kRTssaW ksajiSs Ms
stone 1855 q st. NV. Sterling 74ss.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old sold, silver
1ewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth.
lng, luggase. photosraphic equipment, mu.
zWEIG SONS. 937 e Ut. NV, ME g1iS
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER. male registered Axe
yrS. old; black, beautifully marked. TIE
COCKER PUPPIES. black. Axe, 3 mos
stud, Sl5, or pick of litter. GIL. Tl30.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES and grown
raised right Ali colors and prices for
Easter delivery; deposit accepted. Ashton
COCKER, beautiful red male. years old,
gentle, healthy; excellent pet seasonable ssa
& pfEfT vsh ssFs SELL hG Show aas
black; small type; excellent in every re-
Snsk sPset; hold sog Faster IL a9s6. o,d.
litt;e Hack beauty. VI. ss7s between 5
eaS cocksk H p PUPPIES, q silver but mai males:
sshaamplen sas sTss siTss; wormed' Axe resi.lfF4ed
ffoGiNG fSi g. r.aiIRaRsAKEETs. .iIas all colors. risht
4E trsPPns sPs 4 ps %ss 1sa xkc
sRfAT sz PYREAEEs. M Efa psSa poiar bear type dogs
make max wonderful house pets for person person
very gentle with children: female y
mos. old, l male IS mos. old, bred from
different stock. both are registered with
For information. call 81. 1894 Sunday
sosfoN Rs5sfea rERRiEs nns mse pm year and ha
DANE, male, 16 mo-. fawn. black mask.
outstanding Individual; $500. Can cH.
COCKER PUPS. females. 8 W. faun and
bun. Inoc. Papers. 3306 Perry St, MI
Rainier, Md. IA
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ENDS. or
longer; air-conditioned kennels. pickup
sers.ce: veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, golden favn, 8
wks, reasonable. n. D. LINDSEY, Coles
vile. Md, Silver Spring 03eS.
COCKER PUPS, Axe reg. SHOREHAM
PET SHOW, 1927 Conn. ave. AD. 1907
ewes. till 9; Sunday 2-5 pm. IA
COCKER SPANIELS, At CHEEKY Hill; dis
clientele. vi. 3oez. -1e
Evening star., 1948-03-12
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

LARGE FRONT ROOM, adj. bath; 2
closets. twin beds, inner spring mattresses
convenient to transportation, n hr. to
downtown. Employed couple, 2 girls or
women preferred, S2b each. TW. 02e5
115 9th NE, near capitol-Attract. dble.
rm, m twin beds; So ca; wk.: ;gls IN. run;
y sH656k 56f' !sIssS Sa.s W stsa st deu
ole room. twin beds: conv. transp.: prefer
aar afR or HoGsERkEEfHfSSc Gf?aRfE HfS 7fas R% for coup
wife unemployed: part rent free to care for
house. Hillside 624b.
1415 N CAROLINA AVE. NE.-Large
private rm:. next to bath. in pvt. home
for l or 2 refined girls; laund. priyils.
ref desired. AT, s57s. Ia
il6S NEAL 81. N.E.-Lge. single rm., S2s
mo. mo; unlimitsd phone. On Trinidad bus
CoLoREp1oNE LARGE BRIGHT room.
vicinity Midway Hall. Refined gentleman,
COLoRED-lI04 4.nd N.E.-single room
in private home for refined person: cony.
CoLoRED-iIs, MORSE ST. N.E.-Lsrxs
ttI lnrnished room; near transp.' privileses.
coLoRED-.ol M ST. N.E.-An IDEAL
furnished front room for an employed
coLokEDMsfSsLE RooM-eul.. 's con-
yenient location, in nearby ne; 81
CoLoRED-is8a OVEN PL. N.E.-rur-
nished rooms for quiet refined ladies;
COLORED-1I55 NEALE ST. N.E.-2nd
floor rm; with use Of clean pvt. kitchen
Evening star., 1948-03-12
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

RED CROSS EMPLOYE VIII excianee mod.
3.rm unfnrn apt" NV, for 2-bedrm.
EIGHT I-TAMILY MODERN APIS, 3
years old. Tenants have Individual heat
ing units and pay own expense. Will
cash II necessary. Call Mr. tolles, sr.. Nh.
540Q until s. pm. Sunday and ewes, IA.
s9!9. LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. lf1s
TwO MODERN APIS, about II yrs. ola.
Free and clear 10 apts.. low rental
a deal can be made. Call Mr. Jolles. sr.,
ME. 800 until pm; Sunday and ewes,
IA; S97a. LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO.
WASH FoR cHICAGo-Bsdrm, liv. Gm.
dinetts. kit, and bath. beaut furn., al
come, for apt. or house in or mr.. Chi.
cago. DIR. tOUBE, oE 036s III
3-BEDRoOM FURN. APT. NV. for 3.
slider any good offer Nd. seas Sat. or Sul.
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DOCS, RfTs. me. tee.s. !

ssOt tNSs~tsSs
HOME ~ SUBURBS for 'NicIy, mai;
aooa VIZ sa ssassn ssfEss VI "a
MONT. CO. ANIMAL sHELTER has pur.
pies. also terrier type, spitx, shepherd
other fine dogs for pets; So. 81, BiS3
Open wkdays., o-4; Sat. 9-i2.
D0GS-Mixed breeds. spitx. terrier, police
collie, shepherd. setter, Great Dane
hound. S. each to people In country o,
who have fenced yards: young cats. IA
4434 after pm. or Saturday and Sunday
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, reg; beau.
n,es nasliy NJ mHarksd Ts:o males and females; yer,
DOG AND CAT FooD-cero-Mea,o, kib.
ble, $19bo hundred. Ken-L-Biskit, $40. SO
handrsa Nun ya .ns Meal; /, % handEsd a. Delivered
s3Tssaeft s3Iss. RI. E ssosy your home. DALAksAY
BoARDdNG lSeaasI,aN ;,s, and I'll care for your dog
alex.; oae TIE vs; s4sO Duke st. extended. mile
COCKER sPANIEL PUPpIEs, all colors a,
ages .resistered and innoculated, severa
new litters to choose from. A deposit
VIII hold tin Easter. Prices reasonable
Rockville 2644 and Rockville 391S. ID
COCKER PUPPIES. reg, Axe, both sex
Z wks. to 8 mos. $2b each: I-yr.-oie
females. most colors, two sons of Ch
Rask RnTsE I9In PTpHen ssgds TSr sale GOLDEN
Auth rd. s.e.. turn 5000 Branch ave.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Md. 6 Va.

BEVERLY HTLLS-Mother and small
daughter will share home with lady. all
sonysnie1.ssss & 2v baths baths Bendix>; exseI.
NICELY FURN. ROOM. eony, transp. to
Hot Shoppe Alex. 5Ia5.
ROOM with or without kitchen privil
heat and continuous hot water. IA. 1928.
LARGE KM., new twin beds, pvt. home,
breakfast priyll. unlirn. phone. Prefer 2
1851. -aI
Evening star., 1948-03-12
FARM and GARDEN-

GARDEN Tractors, IA. :.h, 8. Az
fdsaad MahosEs ssa Nc c.Pst sfss t Ca xth
IANDsS3rE pERrEcr1oN-A, the .H3 Artist
Dsnsnx Dsinff out every siyo detail Of Beautiful
solve your individual problem with a
service ice. so general as to cover every phase
seednq Gsnns
Enan}ms, manure; SO: So. as ba:; Wondersro. SIS;
ron masnoa Asess desaood aGls pyrseantha
bamboo. all types Of confer and broad.
sawsr,ave fea1 eyergrsens' shade. ornamentals,
grown. hardy; dug, delivered planted Same same
cay: grading. drainage. maintenance. tree
cinder block walls. steps. walks, terraces;
mstss dsfiEns Il 4ss5 DsVs oR soSh dyc' and
BoxWoODs-Perfect bali trimmed Ameri-
can boxwood bushes. approximately 5h'
dene. alae a1d ~ vide e,,o Can be seen at resi-
sTScKPiLEp TOP edons Soft. o 50 Cub cubic yard YARD
delivered. Call MR.. BOYLE, RA. 1919.
ELA,GsToNE WALKS, terraces, nreplaces,
pipe pGee daanas. ns P1nSas Tetsning walls
Roekvs Ma Phone aenss Rocfvis ( Hos5sss s5ss Lane
sf9s1 sIqsF 8 '1Ssg:T; S,: s,S4st hsna owsEs
stAUTiiF1GhL Ssfc AFRfcAN fSo ov1oLErs,. SIS a5
aHdsfs sad pssts r s 5sti e BE Fss q
each, Afra soil, scientifically treated, 5
pounds; E}Ssrs yS s5S; Lisua, Vita, 45e. Free de.
W'sh sRd Yf Phone osae4s 81 sdsIS saso
BEHNKE NURsERfEs Wash. .NBalto. ,ipplnf' blVd
Ie Beeitsy;.Ie, sal Md. Open Sundays. Phone
R0roTILLER. choremaster. garden It's trsc-
farm mshy srgebs
oRDkE soW ss fok foE sFkiSa A5 81 DEGfvrKY4 1a21 4
Iopsoil. MI dirt, road gravel. sand blue
RSas JPifGt Of ifE stEy
dsy dsys, :ps .pee,.I FL :, DAY this syn
Grass seed, 81 SO delivered. visor@o. @ pouie nne
den hose. onion sets Hover nd Vegetable fd
i; ssnivorh esmf xss' sT. az oh9ns s9a{ss9s s
TREE SERVICE lsndscapins. prunins,
sprayinE. TOPPING, slevatins remove, ur,-
oe oes1faoie esss tees Free estimate. sH. e522
FLOWERS, SHRUBS and l.ndscapins; apG
pansiss, pick your own eolors; ANIMALS,
e,n,r Psrennials, pstunias phlox, ageratium,
columbine, snap dragon. daisies (shaster5,
cannas, carnation. marigold, candy tuff,
zlnnlaS. .poppies, asters. daisies tpainted);
many others, also fine selection of ever
greens and Towering shrubs. LYONS
MARKET AND NURSERIES, Queens Chapel
ro., Ager rd.. WA. $3.50. UN. 1886. Open
Sundays. ia
ToPSOlL---Are you looking for rich black
topsoil? We have 1t screened and in
Spected; free delivery OF orders over 10
bu.:. 5Oc per bushel. Sl3 per yard. 8
Yards $50. HINES LANDsCAPING. co.
1896 any time.
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP BALER, wire
type; lst-class condition.: complete with
5 bundles OF wire. For Information, call
ST. 1884, Sun, between 8 am. and 8 pm
IA
dozer blade attachment. S426. 6lb B st.
Sc. Ia
FARM KoUIPMENT. new. oliver Cletrac
on display. PLANTERS TOBACCO WARE.
HOUSE. Upper Marlboro. Md, or call
Suitland Tractor Co.. H. 9476 or HI 4OI9,
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CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

ABERDEEN-ANGUS and white faced Here
ford yearling, steers. 3 head of each:
priced. sH. 2i14. NE. 1914. '' III
STEERS, 25. white-face Herefords; prime
grain fed: loo TO l, 400 lbs any guam
tity; SIC lb, STEVE RfDGELY. AID. SlO3.
MARE PONY, black. about AZ in. tall;
$3.50. Call TO. SAB. Ia
Hse sse Army se,alng r.mot tfsn.G s5idle
jump; excel cond., no bad habits. Call
Marlboro 1870 IA
MORGAN COLTS with papers. both stall
lions, l yr. and 2 yrs. old, excellent line
good price. Would make exchange for
good quiet pony. and good riding horse
for children. Colts may be seen on farm
CHI. 0S46 or Culpeperi 3300 IA
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ROOMS FVRNisHEp-s.l. cad s.w.

1852 8 ST. S.E.-Lge. front room. twin
efdsi ldsa gentlemen or couple home privileges
FRONT RIM. with twin beds: c"nv. to
Pa. ave, transp.:. prefer men; must be
.52 9Th ST S.E.-Sinsle .m., next to
bath; clean and comfortable; S25 per mo-.
LARGE CLEAN ROOM. twin beds; couple
or :. people FIR 1885 s-I3
HLLCREST, l7l7 3Ist ST. se-one or
two lge. rooms. on 2nd floor of pvt. home
lis Eth ST. s.E..Larxe clean rm.. twin
bed; near Lin. Park car; married couple
or gentlemen: $50 each. I2'
gentlemen; all privils TW. 00ss
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD, mixed
pine, oak and hickory: immediate delivery.
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from party with
dry, seasoned wood, near d. C, where we
could gathsr from woods. Must be rea-
FIREPLACE WOOD, 24-inch lengths,
10o% solid oak. seasoned 6 mos. split
and delivered to your storage; SIS meas
ured cord. TO. 52lS. IA
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsnEp

8 RMS, private home, semipriyate bath;
cooking privileges If desired; children al
lowed; S75. 1912 Ames st. ne. VI 1888.
PHYSICIANS OR DENTISTS suite, list
floor front. Radnor Apartments, 29OI 18th
st., NV. For rent for professional use
LEGUM 81 GERBER REALTY 90. AD
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 K st. NV, ME.
00S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
RRATcH1NG RlifT Tuesdays and Friday, each
week; Pullorum; clean hocks; only hatch
cry in d. C. CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1873
Kenilworth ave. ne. VI. 1858, Ii. 9529
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS-small bulldozer for light
grading and back filing. TR. 1899. lis
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 6@2 st. NV. National