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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K St. NV
-Conkey's Y-O feeds baby chicks
turkeys; poultry supplies. ME- OOS9
PUL. PASSED CHICKS, NH. Red OF
Bar Rock; 1000. See them at MAX
WELLS. Annapolis I'd, Lanham
Md. always open. -
ORDERS TAKEN for young dressed
ducks. every Thurs: average abou
3 lbs. each. soc per ID; also frest
eggs. VIDA MONTGOMERY. Lul.
leys Hillside Farms. Bowie, Md
Bowie 1856, Il
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AVIATION

ERCOUPE FLYING CLUB - Sell OF
trade share in In 1Imember ni3s club
radio; club successfully operating
3 yrs. KE. 3-5T47. -3
ERCOUPE FLYING CLUB-Sell OIL
trade ! share in 12-member club
recently purchased plane with .
ating 3 yrs. KE. 3-5747. -3
/ SHARE is NOW OPEN in Ercoups
Club, located Baileys Cross Roads
OW. 5464. 3
WILL SELL "a interest in Globe
Swift G. C.-1A reg. plane for $500
SWAP OR SELL-Piper J-2 A-40
just re-licensed, good condition
What's your offer? Can be seen al
Beacon Field. If you want to argue
about the price or make deal, this
is the plane for you. AL. 1887. a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ROOM AND HOME for employed
for child. HU. 1871. a
1909 10th ST. N.w..-single or dou.
5eIsvs5o5 Dis Kal5ins Nj distsase ase excel meals;
1iI1 KENNEDY ST. NV. - Nicely
furnished room. private bath, for
gentleman; breakfast; private. de-
tached home Near l4th st. carlins.
SLAUGHTER's, 1927 10Th st. NV.
(nr. Dupont Circle). Several vacan.
cies July for young men and WON.
en-. daily maid service, switch board.
Take advantage Of . meals on SUM-;
reasonable rates. Call HO. $751;.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL (e31o
Ashmeao pl. n.wD: dbl g. sale rms,
some With PVT. bath; American plan.
exc. meals; home atmos. Ho. 1866.
1901 1eth NV. = Triple rm., pvt.
bath. lse.. dbl, small sgl., selected
menus and switchboard.
TEACHER will give full-time care to
,o.lal children: or or, room room to working
ehlid aGiaer DE- and a5so fsll-'im' care to % her
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
Es6 Exeel meals Bee. rms: s47; so to
WESLEY HALLGspacious double
rooms in remodeied, redecorated
bldg. running water in every rm.,
large closets; dances and fres
movies. recreation room: $4S to
washer 1925 21st st. NV. NO.
1928 18th ST. NV. Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young
men. running water, telephones in
rooms. elevator excellent food 1'
CLUB MASON, 1928 N. H. ave, Du-
pont area. Wash S most beautiful
guesthouse. Serving full course
meals Lovely large rooms for ladies.
semipvt: bath: unlim. phone servics
Ice. RIM, adj. dble. sleeping
tile home. GE. $500. i
COLONY CLUB, 3O32 N st. George
town-Vacancies for refined Govt.
employees, large reception and din
ing room; Single and doubles:
1883 MASS. 4 AVE. n.0 N.W.Gspaee W. for
girl; nice location near all transp.s
1929 X ST. N.W.-Double room for
young Govt. employees; twin beds,
next to bath. Excellent meals. ST.
FOR ONE OR TWO gentlemen with
refs; lovely home. Is minutes Be-
CORAL Hills NURsERY-Mornins
sessions, 8 to noon; afternoon ses-
NEAR WALTER REED, 7711 Eastern
ave.-Bel-Air Club. "a block Georgia
and Alaska bus: choice rooms for
particular people, day. week or
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ROOMS FURhIsnEp-Northee.s

gel r. I. AVE.-Lge. front dble. rm.,
twin beds, 2 lge. closets; next to
bath; $45 mo. DU. $3.50. Il
1O1 d ST. N.E.-Newly furn., run
ming water, phone, $3.50 and up,
double; $3.50 and up, single. SEN
ATE HOTEL, Ii. 3-51s7. IS
1922 A ST. N.E.-Single room. pri-
vate home. Trinidad 3468. =
146 C ST. N.E.-Dble. room for cou..
pie or 2 girls. kitchen PRIVILEGES II
desired. FIR. 6s43. >,
6I34 SLIGO MILL RD.-Lge: ,dble.
rm., Southern exposure, 2 girls or
cple.; laundry and kit. privileges
1918 BRYANT ST. N.E.-Dble. sleep
blk. r. /. ave-; no drinking; couple
q ,l4sSSNisTsiNa lsSissi; so. AvE Po' NEall.r.s S5sl m
double rm., twin beds, also single,
both close to bath: gentlemen.
DU. 1702. ID
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY CRIBS, carriages, strollers.
delivery. BERGER'S, TU. 3443.
BABY CRIBS, carriages, strollers,
high chairs, etc. Week or mo. Free
delivery. BERGER'S. TU. 3443.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st.
nX National 4OA4
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FARM AND GARDEN Cont J

TRACTOR-Farmall Model B, plow
I it. mower, disc, harrow; excel
lent. 5000. LEISSLER'S STERLING
NURSERY, Rte. so. winchester pike
3l2 mi. west Of Fairfax. Open Sun
STEEL AND ALUMINIUM farm bldgs
all sizes. MALONEY'S BLDG. CO.
S1o6 Ga. ave. SH 1890.
PLOW, TRAILING DISC, for Farm
all Model A or B. 500. 900 Duke
st Alexandria. Va TIE G2oR %
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Removal-BeloW Cost

One 6-cu-ft Servel refrigerator: list
S219, your cost, S170.
One 1949 Bendix auto. washing ma
chine. installed with Tyr. guar.
list, S"69: your cost, $500.
One 54-inch stainless steel sink and
cabinet. l base cabinet. wall cabi-
nets, l broom cabinet; list, $426;
your cost, S3l3.
Cne 32x32. enamel stall shower; list,
ST.; your cost, $50 j. SHAPIRO,
S21 Que st. NV, NO. 5000. 3
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MIST BE SOLD

$l-S3.5O each. Also 800 Iaponica
plants, 10c up. Make wonderful
hedges or other landscaping. Also
forsythia, lilac. weejalis. Everbear-
ing. healthy strawberry plants free
to each buyer. See JOHN at 1907
Byers Sc HI. 1901, Elk. 6746. )
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ANTIQUES - Furniture, brlc-a-brac
china, glassware, rugs. silverware,
Call MURRAY tstarbecker). ia.
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 2937: after Z pm, GE. 14l6.
BOOKS. large and small collections,
bought and removed at pr expense.
st. NV, ME. 5995.
CLoTHING-Highest prices for men'a
18th St; Nv ME-: 3767. win call
CLoTHKG-Top prices paid for used
nst msns es w es MosRs ssiss gHLss
100 Fls, ave. n W. Mi. 6e14
highes. PRICES: Ask for Mr.. Open.
HEIHHR. 9l7 F st: NV.
es.h tSd 01s sRaf 'isi!Fz susR s1e
NC. el4 18th st. NV.
UHmSp: aiamond s..eSss eS,a d,sesrdsd ,essIr,
bought ..!S No maais Rurehaaiss too ,n, soS
FTkNfrGRE ffRf GR 1e eood ssp Used IS household
af goGds Mss shna .% gut RE T!assa Saot top PRICES
sSss:1's SSss }sS 'lsszi Esa afS f5&S sS
ssn.s Gf edd y.e.. 'us l.s srs' ss .sss sSs
ware. china. bric-a-bsAe. Bgyins
Moobs. W s5 ssb j. and nd < - sts. Nv. HE
FGGksIruRE wanted .. once. good
eau ca NJ MR. JAMES. phone Ma. $3.50
FURNITURE WANTED-Bedrm.. din
ing rm., other pieces or entire house.
rTRN1PURE hHs PTHmp' MxSTE6 60 SsS Bedroom
ject. Cali evenings, RE. 367o. 81
FURNITURE WANTED - Southern
buyer. highest prices; entire house
or ODD PIECES; a9si9pes' aN,pp ete PE9mpt PpInp
seEslee; oyerieok AsEHANoER ssIi GALLERIES
GoLD-Bring your old gold, platl-
mum. teeth, discarded tewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 55 years
at 935 F st. NV
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie projectors,
sound and silent: lenses, editors,
etc. wanted. for cash or trade.
PREMIER, e33 Pa. ave. NV RE.
PIANos-we pay highest cash prices
S5 spneis pfnao SRa Gp 1e5shsts hA 4sao S5a0ds
ROLLER - Three wheel, 10 ton,
wanted. Call Whitehall 0220, $50
sCRar q Al IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid II. you cannot deliver your &C.
cumulations. please phone us. ACE
LYNX Ap' 54S9 g. S22o Georgia ave- NV
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags-Highest prices
sAsr,His| Wash; kXS soSs J. BAG CO.: siS L st:
s1TovEs. FGUHRN1TURE. ranges. Ice
boxes and heaters. ACME sTOvE
CO. 1011 7th st DIV; MA. S952
UTILITY CABINETS, large metal
safety cabinet. EX. 0063, $50 to o.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE. 1885
G St NV. ST. 7496.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. jewelry. diamonds. firearms.
luggage. photosraphic equipment
musical instruments. engineering
instruments. Will call. MAX zWEIG
SONS. 937 p st; NV; ME: 9113.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE in large
Or small & lots; ytn anything s,s and . eyeTy- ~
3-OS23 or RA 1915. 5'
1OO-POUND SET of lifting WEIGHTS.
Call WA. 1899. 3
ANTIQUES - Bric-a-brac. china,
silverware. old jewelry, furn. Any
DORA KRUPsAw MILESTONE
1895 G. ST NV, STERLING TAOS.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
THREE SADDLE HORSE, also one s.
gated. for sale. BERWYN RIDING
ACADEMY, IA{: y Y. Berwyn HEIGHTS Nd,
1-HORSE DUMP RAKE. nearly new,
excel. cond., orig. paint, $40. Rock
vile 260S. -
SADDLE HORSE, white Arabian, cir
Gus trained; perfect for children to
ride; fine western saddle and bride.
All for $3.50, worth $500. Phone
RE. 1850. l"
BEAUTIFUL registered thoroughbred
mare, gray gelding, perfect for
ladies or children; small gentle
pony. Rockville 3147. d
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
CINE KODAK SPECIAL

Motion picture camera with velvet
lined leather carrying case. Three
lens FL q. FIT and Az inch tele--
photo 4.5. l magazine 100 foot and
! magazine 200 foot; ] Eastman
10 volt AC. motor; ! DC. motor
and battery box with electric con-
nections; l Zukor tripod with car
rying case: / High Hat tripod.
Excel. cond., 81 300. EN-. 6333.
METAL STORE FIXTURES
Western Auto Supply Co.. 3140 M
ct y
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WAREHOUSE SALE

oppor. to pick UP thai
kitchen equipment you need. 6-ft
Westinghouse refgr., Sl50; Stee
broom cabinets with dbl doors
So sink cabinets, "a in. anc
so in, bargain at $50; inciner.
ators, $50; also Murphy beds, $25
Arcola boilers, S45. Phone WI
1859. 8 am.-5 pm. l.. E
BREuNINGER & SONS
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SPECIAL SACRIFICE

SPECIAL SACRIFICE
To a real merchandiser. Self-serve
grocery, best location in Northern
Va; has had sales up to $50
weekly Closed temporarily for new
store front: in fine shopping center.
Real good trade, can reopen, strict
ly independent serve-self, with low
overhead and sales UP to $4,000
per week; best of equipment; worth
at $1,000. Good lease to right
party. Write MR. LEWIS. Box
2126. Potomac Station. Alexandria,
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For sale by owner, cash and carry,
self service; income quoted, 81 500
weekly: NV. sections RE. 1862. / .
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ROOMS FURk.-N.E. (cont. }

ROOMS FURk.-k.E. Cont
1sex next te ST. bstb sEsos st 1esiis tcai
1.a, = S-TSaa isth stfef 81 a.E.mIarse pm from.
room CLEAN; a,od douole' sl2' single
ARL.-Nisely 81. Ns; @2a1 3nTn. ssl. or dble. rm.
s minis. to Pentagon. OW 1851. IS
PRIVATE BATH-Clean and nicely
furn, with twin beds, phone IN room room
aSghs Ss istS exposure % II FR sentle s55 nome
coLoRED-DoUBLE front room, .
closets; cooking and laund. facilities.
Prefer quiet empl, cpl. who can ap-
preciate nice home. AT. 6s23. i
ROOMS FURhIsHEo-s.E.-s.w.
637 E. CAPITOL ST = Nice clean
dble. rm.; will rent ssle or dbIe:
near bath; lge closet; men pref;
Lincoln Park car passes door. T r.
9o3 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Larse Ink.
room. second floor front, for en-
Friday after r't 6, Sat, Sun, 10 m.
ASAcoSsrTIA, n III 1888 MINI. AVE. Sc
transp.. $40 mo. FIR. 0433. j
IIi5 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-2 adj.
sleeping rms: with pvt, bath: Govt:
workers preferred. TR 1914. )
ONE LARGE and l small bedrm..
I. adj. for > or 3 men or employed
couple. Nicely furn. Call HI. SO38.
6I6 G ST. S.E.-Large front twin
bed rm. and dble or sgle, clean:
! maid FIR. 1912 after l pm. IS
| 1908 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Dble. rm,
next to bath. single beds optional.
large enough for 3: garase avail. /"
COLORED-612 10th ST. S.W.-
Nicely furn rm for refined couples;
home privil. Call before 5 pm.
( EX. 5761. 4
COLoRED NICE. clean room for
/ couple or single person; cooking
/ privileges. 1915 D st, Sc LU.
coLoRrfD-EMpLoYEp COUPLE, re-.
/ fined, u blk, downtown carlinc, or
sineie men. privileges. TR. 1895. )
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM for sem
tlemaa, home privileges Call after
coLoRED@iil d ST. s.E.-Nic.ly
furn. tor refined employed coupls.
AT. S59S. 3.
]
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COLORED-1O33 LAMONT ST. NV
-Lge. rm. for reliable empl. per.
sons; ssle. or share. DU. Oslo. .
COLORED 1918 WARDER ST. -.
Large. attractive, front room and
COLORED-LARGE, attractive rm.;
no cooking. Apply after 4:30 pm.
1904 14th st. NV. apt: 5. .
COLORED-LARGE FURN. front rm.
in . Christian home; $35 per mo.
CoIoRED-17es N. J. AVE. NV
Pvt. home, neatly furn., use Of
kitchen, conv. transp.; see Sat,
sun. all day, after $50 weekdays.
coLoRED-sMALL BACK RIM. for
man, home privileges. Call any
COLORED-l6Og 9Th ST. NV
Room for rent to couple or single
person HO 4731. "a
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Will SHARE with another refined
lady my beaut. 3-rm. apt. most
modern bldg. NV. D. C. Unusual
value for $50. Call RA. 1139. 81
CATHOLIC LADY can share perm,
cool. comfortable apt; conv., reas. =,
GRAD. STUDENT GIRL will share
apt. in apt. bldg. with prof. woman
or student; Conn. ave. NV, S32 so,
Box 1865, Star Il
QUIET CHRISTIAN GIRL to share l.
bedroom furn. apt. with l other
girl; conv. NV. section. GE. 81 SO.
TO SHARE, centrally
located; 2 rms, pvt. bath. repainted:
soon to be refurnished; college man
pref; ref; weekdays ST. $500, Ext.
CONGENIAL. employed girl to share
sttTast: a s u,s stleisney q M art; oo nssr 18TH icy
COUPLE OR EMPL. GIRLS, large
bedroom, twin beds, kitchen privil.
~; 5 3,S2l5 after pm. L.
furn., share kitchen, bath, base
ment, frigidaire, hot water, S35
JEWISH GIRL wants another girl.
"a to 80. to share cool. modern
apt in NV. Brghtwood. Phone
MI 4O45 or TU. 2O36. Il
COLORED - SHARE ROOM with
screened-in porch, twin beds: home
PRIVILEGES, with i other girl ia.
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont. J


PRINTING BUSINESS for sale
downtown location; long lease. sl1
Eye 81. NV. :
RETAIL DEALERS MARKET
Stand space. in large new market
available for florists. hardware,
household utensils. candy and mis-
eel. types businesses. Apply G
COOK. 1926 Irving st. NV. =
SUPER MARKET, in Virginia; weekly
volume over $1,000: cash and carry
in shopping center; wonderful op-
portunity for > partners; $4,000
cash will handle.
yewelry store. inventory over SILL
600, equipment over 5000: owner
ILL., must sell; will sacrifice for 81
$50 complete.
Delicatesssp and grocery--Nearby
weekly volume over $500 cash.
Owner must sell. will sacrifice for
$500 complete, $500 down. KO-
GOD & BOOKOFF, 63l St NV,
MA Q2I4 Il
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BARBER SHOP
Available in large downtown hotel.
For informal ton call.
CAFRITZ, DI. 9080

Financial independence
Virtually assured purchaser OF this
business and real property, loc. nr
Warrenton. Va, on a national hwy;
combination service station-restau-
rant with gross receipts past e mos:
exceeding S24, 900; adj bldg. leased
and operated as grocery, store
other rental income derived from
Arm. cottage and Gear garage;
lovely. completely modern 7-rm. det
dwelling for owners home. Price,
S33. 800: terms.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy
Gil. 633S, OK. 1873; Ewes, Gil.
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MOTHERS CLUB
Vacancies for working mothers with
one or more children: 6-day room
and board for mother and child
and 8 days day care. Phone AP,
2342. a
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ALLEN-LEE HOTEL.
1924 F st. NV, EX 2224-Severa
twin-bed rms, running water. neal
shower; phone. 24-hour switchboard
service: SIS per week. Near State
DUPONT AREA
Large double rooms. next to bath,
newly decorated, cool, clean. $50
mo. per person, $40 per rm.; also
front bsmt. rm.. S35 mo-, newly
dec. 1926 nth st. NV. =
TOURIST GUESTS
81 so per person daily, cool. clean
rooms. Call EX. 1915 or ME. s044.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1924 18th ST. N.W.-Farmingto on
Hotel, conv. to transp.; newly deco
24-hour office switchboard and maid
service: weekly rates, single, SS.15
Up: dble., $3.50 up. DE. 1850.
FRINGE KARL HOTEL, 1901 X st.
n.W.-Air- conditioned rooms; down
town; phone with 24-hr. switch
rates, So and So up.
142O RHODE ISLAND NW.-Beaut,
furn. rm., twin beds, next to bath
with shower, maid serv. AID. 2026.
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COUNTRY BOARD
=, ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

CARE GIVEN CHILD BY mother, for
mer teacher in suburban home;
fenced-in yard. UNION 7543, IL
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s9;so sak and q cane, suitable for hall
FGRNITURE Davenport, tapestr,
cover cover With matching chair; seoc seo9c
Phiico radio. beau beautiful i0 case, % moo,
model, 3-band, $50; pictures anc
FURNITURE-1o3 dressers, Ss walnut
small and lge.. So to S12; % chests
S12 to S2s: %. hotel desks, S5 te
So each: 6 record cabinets, new, S1s
corner cabinet. mahog, Drexel. new
$135: 9 Mr.. and Mrs. dressers, S3s
to $7s; piano, S4S; 8 bedrm. sets
S4S to sos. - 7th st. ne, Ii
r8FsfGuRf 3issff 1Dfn sAth III On D% BettersTad.
furn,, some slightly used from stor.
age. Also brand-new bedrm., livine
rm; and dining rm.. from unclaimed
freight and factory floor samples, etc
sEpa e sfeas go saSnss NeW YORK GN ave- soRAai nT
daily. 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef; excellen
condition, Call OR: 5104. -;
SALES. eas7 Ga. ave, DE. s1I'> 5s7o. =
oil. coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE
EE4rokso so osTAETEas. Il s7'so ssoS; up
asss'; sssoFs AkX ssS Hsssr ssh 1sR.'.s
ates $500 watts, 12O volts, 81
amps; 3-phase, 60-cycle, 4-cyl.. 90
h.p. air-cooled motor. brand-new
cost $1,000; $3.50 buys; ideal TO
carnival operator. large farm. etc
HEARING AID. Western Elec., orig
inally sold for S16s.50: 8 mos. old
will sell for S100: still has 3-mo
guarantee. Ia 9133. -3
ICEBOXES, used. metal, all sizes; ga
stoves. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 223'
Georgia ave. DE. 561O.
IRONER, Thor rotary, and GE washe
| with pump; both good condition
LIFETIME wATCHES-Direct from
factories: Elgin, Longine, Wittnauer
| Benrus, 202o discount for cash o.
on terms. SAM ORBACH. Mastel
Watchmakers. 414 Buchanan st. n W
Phone ia. 1854. Ewes. and Sun.
open. a
LIVING ROOM, all new, "a price
is sofa beds and sofas with chairs
Chippendale. Virginia, Duncan
Phyfe. S5s to S13O; 25 club chairs
new, worth sos, sell S25 to S35
"a bcu6oir, worth SIS, sell for SO
1s 9TH st. ne. Ii. $1,000. Oper
till 8 pm. II
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OFFICE FURNITURE B. NJ. type.
writer. Robotyper, and Pierce re-
corder. Suite 81, 174O K st. NV
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned
desks. chairs. files. tables. etc. 429
9th st. sw ME-. 1865.
PAINTS-Entire S637 900 stock of
paint, hardware. tools. sporting
goods, garden tools, electrical fix
lures, electric appliances. toasters,
mixers. housewares. aluminium ware,
janitor supplies. All at a guaran-
teed l0"o discount from our regu-
Lar low priees Eopr This t week 5. ony :; At t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

- Furniture, bric-a-prac
china, glassware, rugs, silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY (StarbeckeD. ia.
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ACCORDIAN. Settimio Soprani. Viz
tuoso Modern, 40 bass, treble and
bass shifts. beautiful masters in
strument; sell for $l,l50. Call FA
= 4
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DOGS. PETS ETC

PARAKEETS, young. easily tanned and
trained, special Sat, Sun. and Mon,
So ca. FIR. 2l4S. 1716 B st. Sc.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, out
standing pedigree. Axe registered,
5000; s wks. old. VI. 1923 OF
HY 5SS6
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE
1895 G ST. NV, STERLING 7496
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laneous sizes. from 81 to 50 ca.
steel file cabinet, legal, with lock
So: steel hat and coat rack in ex-
cellent condition, 81; steel counters
with hnoleum tops. $40 ca; printers
type case. $40; cash register, $50
and many other office items at give
away prices TO clean up warehouse
Weekdays only. s a.m.-5 pm
EVENING STAR WAREHOUSE, "a
ond ST Sc ST 5000 Mr. FitZgerald
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-30
Feed Problem Is
Discussed By
County Growers

DO you have enough feed?'
was the main topic of discussion
by a group of Glacier county live
stock growers at a meeting We'd
nesday in the courthouse, attend
ed by George Van Sender, Earl
Sho op. Phil LaBreche, E. L.
Anderson, Pete Dresen, Leo
Harris and Larry Flesch. Live
stock specialists Paul circuit and
r. A. Rals.on from the State
College assisted at the meeting.
After a two-hour discussion,
the group concluded that Glacier
County meets the minimum re-
quirements of feed reserves for a
normal winter feeding period. A.
winter condition Of more than the
normal two-month feeding period
would force m any livestock
growers to sell part Of tn e ir
breeding stock.
Phil LaBreche and George Van
Sender stated that any farmer or
rancher having some hay for sale
should make every attempt to sell
it locally before looking to outside
markets. Three months Of real
winter would again see cows and
ewes eating snowballs and hides
hanging on fences, similar to
what happened in the winter of
1946-47.
Paul circuit of the State COL
lege suggested that all ranchers
study their balance between live
stock numbers and tons of h a y
for the coming winter season. A
rancher has two alternative when
faced with q short + e e d supply.
He can Gull The herd to the psints
where the t e ed supplywill BE-
adequate. or he can pnrelsse
additional hay orpencentsates.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-30
Radiophones For Trucks

Many truck operators are making
GOOD use Of radiophones In their bust
ness. One Chicago firm, for example,
operates q fleet Of 1000 vehicles, sey-
cral Of which are equipped with the
unit. When calls for pick-ups are re-
ceived, tho phone equipped truck
nearest the place of pickup is inter.
.,epted and the sccond pickup quick
~ completed E's.--
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-30
Time-Saver

1t is time-saving to use two gal
vanized steel water pals when
scrubbing the kitchen. floor. Use
one for soapy water and the other
for rinse water, thus eliminating a
trip back to the sink for more wa.
ter.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-30
Mon T ANA .
Montana Mineral Resources
Names Places

By Carl Tauerman, Secretary, Montana Mining Assc.
In the early days. Montana named the Treasure State
because the richness of its gold and silver deposits While
Montana has produced many millions of dollars worth Of
gold and silver it is also large producer of "copper" lead
zinc COAL natural and petroleum In both World Wars
Montana produced more hghgde manganese and
centraes than other Chrome deposits Saltwater
and Madison counties were tapped during World War II.
Montana has large deposits of lowgrade aluminium clay
and ceramic clay we'll benton also large deposits of
lowgrade magnesium in the mineral dolome and number
Of deposits containing of the metals in the plat
mum During the last pumce and puice depos-
its opened in Gaatn county For years Montana has
produced industrial stones such garnet and sapph
res From deposit near Libby there is heavy produc-
ton Of vermcule kind of mica which expands about IL
times when heated it is soundproof waterproof and fire.
proof. There some iron deposits in the state
Other minerals found in Montana in varying quantities
are anthony. arsenic asbestos bismuh building stone
cadmium optical calcite cement gypsum corundum tale
lime mica moybdenum, nickel and vanadium Montana is
also Of the large producers Of phosphate from de-
post which from Maxvile Granite county to Avon
in Powell county.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Work for a Greater and More Prosperous Montana
This is project that should include all Montanans
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-09-30

HOLLYWOOD. CAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
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