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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20

John Barse at Crow Agency,
have moved to Hardin to live
until travel Is possible to Sis
seton, S. D., where they expect
to make their. home.
Huston Smith spent the past
week in BoZeman with extension
agent Johnson Of the district
office, in connection with his
official duties.
The free dance given on Sat-
urday evening, January 8, in
the new store building Of AID
rich and Company, was well at
tended.
Dick Miller, who has leased
the Shell Service Station for
the past two years, has sub
leased 1t to Garth Hogart and
Truman Mason, who have al
| ready taken possession.
Mrs. Lorraine Johnson has
been a patient at the Grow
Hospital for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Lincoln
Of Crow Agency are the par
ents Of a son, Meredith Wilson
Lincoln, born January "A at the
Crow Hospital.
MI. and Mrs. Lawrence Flat
lip Of Pryor are the parents of
a son born January IL at the
Crow Hospital.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
Child Conference
At st. Xdvier

The regular well child con-
ference was held last Wednes-
day, Jan. 5, at the st. Xavier
school house. A total Of 81
children attended, of which six
were under one year age, and
the remainder between one and
six.
Vaccinations against small
pox were given eight of the
children; two given diphtheria
immunizationS, and two WhOop-
ing cough immunizations. A
total of eight tuberculin patch
tests were applied. Five Of the
children attending were referred
to family physician for care and
correction of physical defects.
DR.. Roy o. Yeats was ply
sician in charge, and was as
sisted by Mrs. Madeline High
ibaugh, public health nurse. Mrs.
Charles VanderSloot was In
charge of arrangements. Other
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20

tended the soil conservation
meeting in Hardin Saturday.
Erwin Schelske was a Hardin
caller Saturday.
Fred DeWald visited at the
Earl Cray home TUESDAY,
David Lang was a Sheridan
caller Thursday.
James sullivan, who spent the
holidays with his fami y, re-
turned to work Thursday.
Mrs. Logan Kingston and Mrs
Johnny Thomson called en-
Mrs. Alvin TorSke last Friday
MI. and Mrs. Robert Cla-k
and familv returned reeentlv,
after spending the holidays with
relatives in South Dakota.
Miss Ida Jane Mac Dona'd
was a guest at the PaulSon
home Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Torske call
ed at the Walter Torske home
Tuesday.
Francis Swaby visited at the
Robert Clark home Sunday.
John Mac Donald @. E. Asst
rome. and Elmer Panlson shop
ped in Hardin Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Greenwald and
Con and Mrs. Hochhalter went
to Billings Sunday. h
MI. and Mrs. Chester Raup
called at the Pill Smith home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Dewald and lor-
raine were Hardin visitors Sat-
urday. -. :
Mrs. John Mac Donald and
Ida Jane called at TIE Sam
Kern home Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Torske
called at the Randall home
Marion zeir Of st: Xavier
spent Sunday evening as q
guest Of Miriam Kern.
Rev. "A. Clair KIM visited at
the A. 8. Randall home Thurs
day.
Harvey and Darlene Kern
were Sunday guests at the Sam
Kern home.
Robert Clark called at the J.
r. Paulson home Saturday.
The members Of the Two Leg
gin Home demonstration club
met at the home ct Mrs. Glen
Gustafson Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Alice Greenwald was ~
hostess. Mrs. Walter Tocske pre-
sided over the meeting. Prelim-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
Crow Agency

Mrs. G. D. Mclaughlin enter
tanned at a deSSert-bridge We'd
neSday afternoa1, January s.
There were five tables in play.
High prize went D Mrs. Martin
Collar; low to NJ s. Oliver Cas-
well and the prize for the one
game of bingo, awarded instead
of travel, went to Mrs. Warren
NJ. Alfred.
Mrs. Mamie Watt was a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Ed Kopac
OF Hardin, for several days last
week.
MI. and Mrs. Leon Poitras
entertained at a dinner-bridge
on Saturday evening, January
9. Invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. Lippert, MI. and Mrs.
Henry A. Small Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Collar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Kubitz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Murray. Mrs. Robert
j. Murray received high prize
and Mrs. Henry Small, second.
Larry Fairbairn spent the
week end visiting friends in
Lame Deer. .
Mrs. Warren NJ. Alfred has
been quite i'll and is GONZALES
cling at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pointras
and children spent the week
end In Forsyth visiting friends.
Mrs. Bernard Carey was q
Billings visitor SATURDAY.. Mrs.
Reba Jennings also spent Sat-
urday in Billings.
Superintendent L. C. Iippert
and land agent, Martin collar,
were official visitors at the Bill
ings district office on Monday
DR.. and Mrs. C.. D. McLaugh-
lin entertained at. dinner on
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Jamerson and daugh-
ter, Rita Sue, Clarice. williams
and Janice, and Gladys Day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. HarWood and
six children, who have been
guests Of Mrs. Marie v. Smart
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
THREE DRIVERS FINED


Three drivers were fined IN
the Justice court of G. A. Cor
kins this week on various
counts.
on January Z, Joe Costa was
fined SO for having no drivers
license, and on the same day
Oliver Hugs was fined 500 and
given a 30-day sentence on a
drunken driving charge.
George Old Elk paid a So fine
on January II for failing to
stop before entering a highway.
The highway patrol was COM
planning witness in all three
cases.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20

mary plans were made for
Achievement day, and a discus
sion on cancer was held. Mrs.
Bob Torske was honored with
a pink and blue shower. Re-
freshmentS were served at the
close Of the afternoon.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
KEEP STAFF

TO KEEP STAFF
Montana'S board of examiners
has voted UNANIMOUSLY 10 Keep
its present office staff. Among
those retained are w. i. Fitz-
simmons, board clerk since 1928,
and his assistant, Garnett Bry--
ant.
Board members are Secretary
of State Sam Mitchell, Gov.
John w. Bonner and Attorney
General Arnold Olsen.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20

volunteers, members of home
demonstration clubs of the st.
Xavier area, were Mrs. A.. j..
Biles, Mrs. H. E. Smell and Mrs.
Jay Lee.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
ClIlLByRDl,ET
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
SEE ALI ENJOY ALL!

New Panoramic Visibility, with
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Mt know
MONTANA.
FORESTS IN N
Moznes and Pieces

BY Ruthdgs Parker. State Fssesss.
There are Il National Forests in Montana, the frested portions o.
which contain Yano0, acres. Names IND headaas .a = niuon. Bitter
root Al Hamilton, Cabinet at Thompson Falls Custer at billings Dest
Lodpe at Butte, Flathead at KalspeH, Galatin at Bozeman HeenA a
Helena, Kootenai at Libby, Lewis and Clark Al Great Fahs % L"o u
Mssoula. e 4e&%|%E*@" x &#&G" . &~ " S&# %#M%#&
These forests were, originally, created through : a.pgGsel , Mre nn. ey sd
public domain lands, When first created the Ters f kmorn until o1s
when they were transferred 10 the Department of Agriculture ssn
efnr were known as National Forests = .% L+, :
The administration has developed 2 very elaborate n sfhs se sss
Forest Service. cooperstes with the. States in forest fire protection unoef
authority OF Clzk-McNary act, 1924 ,@&"r"
The. natural resources within National Forests are ayIlas,s to 1,t y
people but use is regulated to guarantee. prptuation. Inc forespSca iano
q the state are Of great importance in its future development d,a ahe .t SS
recreatonaI resources, and to pasturage of livestock. %
Anoconda Copper Mining ConPcny
Work isr q Grsatsr mad More Prosperous Monson0
This il q project that should include all Monsmons.
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THESE ARE CARS THAT nBREATHE"!

Yes, you'll enjoy the additional pleasure of riding IN 9
''car that b~reathes,p for a completely effective heating
and yentilating system supplies warm, air to every nook
and corner Of the Undergraduates stale air-and Keeps
glass clear in all weather. sQ1eater and defroster units
optional at extra cost9 te~t.
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THE NEW RIDES 4 REVELATION!

"A vastly improved Untitled Knee-Action Ride, combined.
with new direct-acting arplane type shock %absorbers, front
and rear, and extra low pressure tires, gives the stability
smoothness and road-safety you have always wanfso-.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-01-20
THERE'S ONLY ONE
WORLDS NJ ENGINE

You get the finer results of CheMoleps sturdy yaNe-tn-e
Head Thrfft-Master engine in all Chevrolet MODELS !. !.
together with all Of CheMolets nnoney-sayng economy
of operation and upkeep and lnis .is We MolIus
champion engine for miles served, owners satisIeo, am
years tested and proved.
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sTop MORE SWIFTLY AND SAFELY!
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This new Chevrolet is designed, engineered and built "a.
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brings you all these and many other important improve
ments at the lowest prices and with extraordinary.
economy of operation and upksep.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE

LOVELY 3;RM. AFT; to share With With
woRIp Rsds FE WxR asoe ewb6w E5s ~ x s0ush star.
lady. 3O-35; S45 mo. Call ca.
WAHTED@GirI between 2o.so. to
share stt5scsiye Ptb aPtb with Other sa.s
oNE Mt afkL & 70 e ;h.4s asSes apt with other
,! s#$ mo; mo- g., ii ap: ss2sI; I ~, 0,, r,tn
%:Ssse asSss is p :s!'sa .dszsl Ezls
pTPoNT aGfs II q CIRCLE. sssiE 1878 10th st. NV.
fully eauipped apt. with 2 students;
BRGNr%ocp is8ss Y essr''H1htLi HV1MhtLiAaE-T~9 large
corner bedrms.. one with. twin beds,
81 sssr. ssa ath '''; widow; Sss; 5saiah home:
s. MI iAikaE.SAl;Attr.ctiv. asSl; apt. to sa.r.
with empl. lady; pvt, rm;; convI
HAkvRip isfnsRRii 1e.sGna1is AZ 18Th N N.w.Wcomf.'
warm rm.. share with young man
sssr.9 Ss h9ms s.s. syss snsp w1n oss So ns5s
LADY 10 SHARE small modern apt.
Other % Isdy; csli NE. 1861. $50 SO
REFINED Il YOUHG LADY to share apt.
with another lady, twin beds; $40
month. TU. 1856. p
CALIFORNIA ST.-Large, twin-bed
rm., In apt. next bath; kitch. privil.
10 min. downtown. Ho. 2671; ,--.4
WILL SHARE APT. with . Catholic
couple with baby or young child. 10.
2-2l72 before 3 pm. e
WANT ONE GIRL to share my apt.
completely equip, In suitland., Md.
MISS CONRoY, HI. 800, Ext. 2212.
q a
GIRL share apt. with Q others;
pvt. bath: everything furn.: $50
ca. 1920 18th st. NV. to. 0S21.
coLoRxp-sE-Four-room apt. to
1880; $50 mo. VI. 712e. -
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RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON, country club section
,1sm,1 Lily; m'' cH PedFn;' ngs, BATH phone. gen
ARLINGTON-Attrac. furn. rm., pvt.
home: conv. to bus; reasonable. CH.
ALEXANDRIA Attractive room.
pleasant home. desirable location;
RRspEEr2i fNsa5iss fai ssES5fH sEcTioNRoom WITH
Block to ali buses to Washington
and AIexandriaa; a. TE; s42s; u,,.,
irsn!2zs Rfsh sinsl. Ga Oh room! saao
nome; near Pen Pssntason. Airport; 81
29I0 so. i2th ST, ARL.-Lge. rm.,
next to bath, twin beds. kit. privil
cNsRy With refgEi GH.sa 81. e65s: :.u.,,u, hon.
privil; n rec. rm.; tennis court.
SILVER Nv asosi ospiR1NG-Nicely furn. from.
room in new home. conv. to 2 bus
lines: gentleman only. sH. 717S'
SILVER SPRING-Paneled bed-sittins
room, pvt. bath. in lovely home,
ARL. NRBY.-Desirabie rm., gentle.
man; MAJ semi-Dyt emil IT,, bath; u ent nss, conv
FALLS Observation-Disclosures rm.
single or double: quiet, comfortable
home; conven. location. FA. O152
Mr.. GLEBE RD. AND LEE HWY
Nicely furn. rm., next to bath; un-
lin. phone, excel. transp.; cplt. OF
. ladies. Phone after $50. CHI
sHIyi SILVER sPRING-Large comfortabl.
room. semipvt. bath, in pvt. home
LIGHT, Pleasant, CONF. BEDRM.
nicely furn. next to bath. pvt. FAM
lily: " block from bus. lis W
Great Falls St., Falls Church. Phone
FA 2775. IS
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MIscL. WANTED (cont. J

CLOTHING-Highest prices for mems q 5
st. NV. AID. 1927. VIII call dallV
CsoNsTRuCTIoN I'M fIoN SHED = APPROX
mately Sx12 or IA it. Call MI. 0l5
DIAMONDS, gold. old jewelry sne
silver. Cash paid. ERNEST BURk
INC, Ola 18Th st. NV.
DIAMONDS, silver; gold old,,p We WepggS "a
HEIMER, 917 F st. NV.
FURNlIURE-Your entire EouSehoie s;ehot;
eth st Sc AT o5S5
furniture of all kinds: entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash; Pleas
FURNITURE-Good used household
goods; all or part; china, cut glass;
top prices. MRS GAY, RE. 1904. -
FURNiTURE--W buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass.
ware china. bric-a-brac Buvins
and selling for over 90 years. HOP.
WOODS. Sth and K sts. NV ME
Evening star., 1949-12-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcont.) }

PARAKEETS, breeders and babies,
all eolorg; sd poteptial po6st takers Lo'
CUTE AND HEALTHY PUPPIES. 9
wks. old; males. $40; females. :S5.
siBERiAN iii! An, Hts Husky PUPPIES for sale.
DoGs AND CATS AVAILABLE for
sligo 5Is3, wkdays. "a, Sat. 9-12,
no Sun. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ANIMAL SHELTER.
HOLLYWOOD Notwithstanding
bathing, rooming cocker spaniel
puppies and stud service. TO. 5l39:
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, sired
by Int. Grand Victor. ch. Valiant
AsGARD KENNELS. Reg. FA
sCoTTIE PUPPIES. Axe registered
10 weeks. Call OIL. 09l8 after 5:3O
PIN. and all day Sunday. IS
WELSH TERRIERS, Axe registered
Excellent show line. DISPOSITION
and size make them ideal pets for
ENGLISH COCKER PUPPIES. cham
pion imported sire and dam. show
prospects. Elmwood 2S6. Mclean,
Va. Old Dominion dr.. w. r.
cocnRER PuPP1Es, red and white
sire Sat'''aiUi' and dam, i"' both champions.
These are. quality pups OF which
you may be proud. For breeding,
show or pets. Litter and indi-,
vidual registration. Axe. wormed
and innoc. $50 each. kE. 3-62sl.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
FARM AND GARDEN

HAY, bale; best quality. alfalfa, les
VIII deliver. Vienna 671-y.
VIRGIN TOP SOIL. best quality. any
quantity quick, del; Driveway gravel.
and equipment. Now available: Ideal
for to 40 acres. MALONEY s,
INC. Sl29 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
NEW EQUIPMENT now available
Int ans eaupBen saBeT c. eorS Il pcEsrs
mills. corn shelters. disk harrovs,
soil pulverizers, manure spreaders,
grass seeders. heavy duty disks to
cut corn stalks. wagons. saws
for all make tractors. New Idea corn
SeNe'I; snow blows. bulldozers and hydro
MssaSGISo5NEYsSss. ssSGS5 " INC. s1s siss Ga. ave,
BOYLE BOYLE TREE SURGERY speeializes
in tree removals. Call 81. 72l3 OF
cAfiTaL hf faI9 SuRsGRiRs si}fS Z Re-; Canadian
Xmas trees have arrived: can supply
wholesalers any amount; bargain
prices for early buyers at the
CAPITAL NURSERY. Ills Bladens-
sPECIAI. Reduced winter prices on
OIL tNt
driveways, concrete, brick, stone,
waterproofng. tree trimming and
removal. prompt service. Ii. 3-4?25.
ToPSOIL. road gravel, field dirt, best
quality, reasonable. Gil. 1919. a
FREE l5-lb. turkeys with the
Ill Gu. f.. S379.75. l 15-lb. turkey
with an Int. refrig. Prices start at
SELF MALONEY'S. INC. S126 Ga,
LAWN sWEEPERs-Floor models on
sale Were $35. now S22 ;95. MA
Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
OIL HEATER--Winkler. reg. price
S105. now $50 .95 Others as low as
S54 95 MALONEY'S. INC. Sl26 Ga
ave. Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
MANURE, we'll rotted, no straw, SIS
yard, % bushels. Call CHI. 9073
MALL CHAIN SAW. sales and service
MALONEY INC, 1926 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md.
liz TO ACRE LOTS-S715 and up
See details in VERTAIN PARK ad
under Lots for Sale" a
TOP SOIL, very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
HARDY FIELD-GROWN AZALEAS,
years old; all colors; soc each
Open all day Sat. and Sun. 25lO
18th ST. ne. -l5
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DOGS. PETS. ETC

KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPIES
pedigree Of 20 chs. and Int. chs
cocKaR Sc E' IsPANIELs. req. healthy
red, brucies, both sex. Older dogs,
ell soloTs' rsas; ri st1d aa1a services o49o
BoXHRs, ASIh s. besutifui s;s h p1ps, Axe regis
tered. excellent breeding, 20 to Sc
let from, from, nson nS fner gift for Christ @
COCKER PUPPIES. IN mos, red,
Black BE- .nS 5Sns s.ssa gsE'ifSlal fSss csat s
CocKERs@AKc 2se9 eh. stock; ,,, Piei;;
your puppy for Xmas. Will holsi
till then. Priced reas. sH, $685.
PoMERANIAN, Chihuahua. cooke,
gIDges esonssts cats saness sna sa ftsns dos
boarded. Miss Hunt, RosEDERlI
seoTTiE ebTTh1Pi 1PiUfPfPIEs, Axe registered
10 weeks. call OIL. O91s after $50
pm. and all day Sunday. a
HAMSTERS, SOC each; used pens
SOC each: new pens ST each. CIV
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. 8 wks. old;
Is champions in pedigree; grandsirs
is famous Bold Venture; beautifully
marked excellent condition; 9 male.
and 2 females; $50 each. Contact
RRG3sTEKEb e HoR aSs sIEaMRsE EishmGnd dcxTscsl
DE. 1919 between 8 and 10 Pm
scorrIE PUPPIES, by son Of ch
jaunty Lad. Xmas delivery. Mac
KINNON, FA. 1892. -
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, and
sasi.a. dSsi e :sud akG sssa
Evening star., 1949-12-02
TELEVISION

L 414l Ao404N
1850 model; big sayings ,,d for cash ad
1syEfHHats 1ssd SEh T. NV. AfR5lAsees FL. ssee Co.
TEIsxs.oH ..2Sc. SETS ~ !, Up mod.s 70 1e al
sam Samples i hGasS and dsmonstrstors. atatt @ Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
9oPsn We, eyes. pntil, g., E. RSHh EsoSa1! Ap. !Is
riiiMsiBEEu. Is. 1'S9Ci to 70 acre tract. much
hiaSa. inston, 0ssessh co. 4ss7. ss' Wsshinsson
TIRES, factory recond.. 81 sizes: ,sS
ises saaS se5 s mos op.n suas ssss 'rasd
CO, Sa1s Ga. ave. NV. RA. es5O.
TIRES, used, over goo 70 select IRON from
INC 635 N st. NV. MI. 2400.
::ssSss. :ss:5ss:: o4 ,':e 4;ssi ;ssihs and E.sas'
rRRNsMirTER, fsASfsgsai iE 500 watts, 20 meter
Phone In mahog. cabinet; completely y
up-to.date; any reas. ofer. Lu
rEgSSEr rEggSSHSsEr and case. $50. kE
TRUMPET, Blessing super Artist
Call OR. 4511. 4 to 8 Pm.
TRUNK, very fine wardrobe, $36. Also
ta tTsVe1 lasg Ssg' sls. 1885 Nicholson r'~
UNiFoRM, St. Johns, overcoat ane
blouse, size 1918, S25. Sligo 5b19
TYPEwRITEK-u nderwood, Ii
TYPEW1fR1TER, YlPPE1fRa1TER L. C. smith, so-in
carriage, practically. new, used very
little, very reas. AID. 1881, from
TYPaEWRITERs. portables and stand.
ard machine; new and rebuflts;
Visit Visit us. OFFICE MACHINES co.
TYPEWRiTERs - sale new Under.
wood typewriter, $83.40, plus 81 !!
sales tax, and new typtng table
tubular steel, In new gray finish, e
match, reEular $12.SQ value, nov
$50, cETdFAL. cE1TdF sole 14th, st
TiYPEwRfTERs. oil makes at fai,
prices; guaranteed one year: Won.
derful g1ft. We rent, repair. eTAND.
NV. Ma. $685.. Since 1921. -
Evening star., 1949-12-02

Brand new, fully automatic washing
machines, listing from Sl79.5O up.
Buy now and save 900 or more,
All washers in original cartons; fully
guaranteed terms available.
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV. MA. $3.50.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix,. less
than 8 years old. perfect condition,
$lOO; Call oL; 3469, 3
size. slightly used. good cond.; S35.
wGAsHfSa GAsssiH hSa; MACHINE, MACHINE automatic Good
condition. Very reasonable. Call GE.
WASHING MACHINE; Speed queen.
as about NE new; ,fa9 mgst sell before Dec: s o.
wxsHrSa Fssii W MACHINE. aSsAH Maytag. excel;
lent condition; $50: HU. ss92. =
matte; new. but slightly dentsd; .n1G
s249 model; Sl49. STAR RADIO
WASHING MACHINE. GE, roller type,
sKssIe5{ North 54ss sonfteioR aater PM o eiepnSSe
WASHING MACHINES. 4ofe. disc. on
all floor models: last years models
slashed. Easy terms. Open eyes.
till g.. ROYAL APPLIANCE &C.,
1911 Nichols ave. sc. LU. 4-10Oo:
pawn. Lse selection. Bulovas from
$11ss.Ssoo:: fi Gruens. Sio.s5;, Benrus'
sa.95: many others; AZ makes. ES
wxTfk kcfilzn' HEArrRs: "a IS assG ass used lead
nlrg ing masss; ss, terms JOIN DIN G g; ~ WEB-
RcA MODEL e4s-PTK projection
television. 300 o-square-inch picture;
Ia ft,l Inv No h.
met s,s1s.oa o,ps,s new; sale WHrFIEs grIss
INC, 1900 Wisconsin. EN-. 4s00.
A CARLOAD OF KITCHEN cabinets,
wall and floor type sink and drain
boards: all new and up to date. a AZ
hws Sss qlseo1n Ass Va. Hp Teiephene 81. sooo'
ArEw SPECIAL SALE ITEMs-pay-
bed with mattress and box springs
OF highest quality, "a In. by q in.
handsome cover Of durable aIFo pEowa
few fe1sI pieces e Of Knoll. Risom. Herman
auetlon! aii,fd sufhsieGe MoDERN DESIGN INC
M6GnsS lSGl SSnn sTokE HCi nv; FHfiRIs vi REP ~ ~
ing; compl fixtures for a clothing
store. 2S44 Alabama ave. Sc. Can
be seen anytime. -
YOU CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several floor sample spinet and con-.
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano: full 5-year
guarantee: also .student-size pianos
from $295 UP: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 G st. NV. MA
GIoBEsTER motor scooter. 2 hp.;
cost $3.50, new; will sell for $l95,
cash. Perfect cond. Run only 20
miles as demonstrator. WI. $500.
HANDMADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS. i'm
ported candy, homemade fruitcake:
75c h.. prizes; many unusual
features; Theosophical Society Ba-
zaar, 726 11th ST.: Dec. 2 and 3,
3 to 10 pm.
MUSIC for Xmas. Buy a gift certifl-
cate for instrument or lessons. CO.
LUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 5000
N st. NV. NE. 1419. Open ewes.
THOR, new. large family size; paid
S140, sacrifice $75. DU. 91:5.
CUsHMAN MAPLE dinette and bed
room suites: 3-pc. liv. rm. suite;
like new. GIL. 400. Ext. 1886. ---6
GOING SOUTH, must sell. beaver
MUST SELL AT ONCE-Draperies
linens, pillows. blankets, glassware
mems suits. tuxedo and coats. sizes
40-42. EN-. 020S. 4
Evening star., 1949-12-02
PIANOS WANTED SSS

PIANOS WANTED SSS
COLONIAL PIANO CO, MA. 1870.
PIANO, apt Size upright for Sunday
School. VI 1928. J.
PIANOS-Grands, consoles. spinets
or or, small nnad uprishts. viii pay cash
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone us.
WASH. RAG Z BAG CO.. 2l5 st.
SCRAP SEX pis IRON. SSos SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
eqmulations, please phone US. ACE
Slows FURNITURE. ranges. ice
boxes and herters. ACME STOVE
CO, 1O11 7tr st NV MA. s952
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware. any condition; china: bric-a-
brac. old 1ewelry. household effects.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st NV. ST 7496.
WANTED TO BUY used lime pull
verizer and rock crushing machin-
cry. Will consider partner with SUBJ
stantial capital and active interest.
Lime deposit in vicnty Of Lynch
burg, Va. OWNER. phone Ii.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. jewelry. diamonds. firearms
luggage. Photographic equipment,
musical instruments. engineering
Instruments viii call. MAX ZWEIG
SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME. a113.
Evening star., 1949-12-02
ROOMS FURk.-k.E. Cont

ATTRACTIVE RIM. large closet, semi
pvt. bath, brkfst.. laundry privils. !:
empl: lady Or cple; North 813b: =
also sleeping -rm., Frigidaire and
water; nicely furn. AT. 1852. .
1922 A ST. N.E.-Warm room. next
to bath; private home; conv. transp.
siNGLE RIM, next to bath; bright
and sunny; lge. front end a. double
rm, pvt. home. Ii. 6-0S67 after q.
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM, 2 large
closets, attractively furnished; pri-
vate bath: adequately heated; 22
minutes downtown; $50 single, $50
double; gentlemen preferred. ia
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. RM.-for i or
2 persons; semi-pvt. bath; pvt. en-
trance in pvt. home; unlimited
trans. shopping and Govt. bldgs.
Call ST.. 1850 or LII. 3-1295. 10
THE MARICK-13S B st, ne, nicely
furn. dble. rm.. ssle. beds. laund..
cooking priv TR 9154
THE GALENA-132 B st. ne, girl to
share rm. with another girl, sgle.;
beds, laund., cooking priv. FIR. q71S.
1920 18th St. N.E.--dbl. twin beds,
OPTIONAL lge. closet, "a bl. r. I.
ave. cars: mr.. restaurants. $40 mo.