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Evening star., 1949-07-28
Star Trophy Lures
Ieo|d Wahler Back
Into Swimming

The lure of The Evening Star
Trophy. offered annually to the
winner in the closed division of
the women's 100-yard backstroke
in the A. Earle Weeks Memorial
swimming meet, has brought Le-
ola Thomas Wahler out of retire.
ment to compete in the seventh
annual event to be staged Mon
day night at Takoma Park pool,
starting at o'clock.
Winning The Star Trophy has
become a habit with Mrs. Wahler,
nee Leola Thomas, who was a
dominant figure in local SWIM
ming from 1912 until her mar
riage last year. She is the only
girl ever to gain possession of the
silverware, having captured i re-
peatedly from 1943 through 1948.
In winning the honor in 1945 she
established the existing meet
standard of 1892.
Now a mother, the blond back
stroker retired from swimming
Immediately after the Weeks meet
last summer However. thoughts
of the annual competition. which
always attracts an outstanding
field, and her" Star Trophy
caused her to start training again
several months ago.
AS q matter of sentiment the
attractive youngster wants the
Weeks competition as a backdrop
for her deHS 1t on the comeback
trail, and she is determined to
keep The Star Trophy another
year. She has acquired an at
tachment for the trophy which
never has been out of her pos
session.
However, the trophy defense
may be rougher than she realizes,
for at least two very capable op-
ponents are also eyeing the big
award. Foremost of these is Mary
Freeman. a 17-year-old newcomer
whose father is on the medical
staff at Walter Reed Hospital.
Miss Freeman has had the advan-
tage of competition during the
last winter, and last Sunday in
the Prince Georges Country Club
invitation meet she turned tn ex-
cellent time in capturing the
backstroke race.
Another worthy foe is Bette
Roland, the Takoma Park stand
out. who has set three D. c. AAU
outdoor marks in the first two
meets of the summer season.
Despite these factors, however.
Leola Wahler faces the Monday
night test with the confidence
which carried her to second
place and two thirds in past ma
tional championships.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
LeogueL Leaders
BY the Assoeioted Press
AMERICAN.

Batting-Di Maggie. Boston, .345;
Dillinger, St. Louis, .343.
Runs-Williams, Boston, 90; Joost,
Philadelphia, 91.
Runs batted in-Stephens, Boston,
1903: Williams. Boston, 1Ol:
Hits-Di Maggie and Williams Bos-
Doubles-Majeski, Philadelphia, Fl;
Kell, Detroit. 25.
Home runs-Williams and Stephens
stolen bases-Dillinger St. Louis,
8; valo, Philadelphia, 8.
Pitching-Reynolds. New York, To-
i, .9O9; Wynn, Cleveland, So, 500.
trikeouts-Trucks, Detroit, 1O6;
NeWnouser, Detroit. SS.
NATIONAL.
Batting-Robinson, Brooklyn, 1856;
Marshall, New York, 1927.
Runs-Reese. Brooklyn, 70; Robin
son, Brooklyn, rs.
Runs batted in-Robinson, Brook
lyn. IS; Hodges, Brooklyn, 73.
Hits-Robinson, Brooklyn, 13C
Thomson, New York, 125.
Doubles-Thomson, New York and
Jones. Philadelphia, "a.
Home runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh. 81;
Gordon, New York, and Sauer, Chicago.
10.
stolen bases-Robinson Brooklyn,
80; Reese, Brooklyn. Is.
Pitchirg-Chambers Pittsburgh. 6-1,
.S57: Sewell, Pittsburgh, 81, 1888.
trikeouts-Spahn. Boston, 80;
pronra Prnok1yp ~
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Baseball
Continued From Page c.

'SO1lGAAOCO lOAl QSC S4p
for an hour and 81 minutes before
the game was called off, washing
all pitching and batting perform
ances off the records.
The st. Louis Cards continued
to run wild in the National League
preserving their 11a-game margin
over Brooklyn, by smashing the
Phillies, 7-3. 1t was their seventh
straight win in a string interrupt
ed by Mondays tie at Brooklyn.
Hank Borowy's wildness was his
downfall. He walked five men in
the first two innings and all
scored. Three passes in the first,
followed by an outfield fly, Glenn
Nelson's single and Andy Semi
nick's wild throw accounted for
three runs. Red Munger's single
and two more walks were cashed
in for three runs by Stan MusiaFs S
double in the second.
Brooklyn ended its longest los
ing streak at four games by rout-
ing the Chicago Cubs, 7-3. Start
ing Pitcher Don Newcombe failed
to last the route. Manager Burt
Shotton brought in Erv Palica to
retire the side in the ninth.
Homers by Gil Hodges and Bruce
Edwards featured the Dodgers H.
hit attack on loser Dutch Leonard.
Warren Hacker and Emil Kush.
The New York Giants saved
fifth place by trimming Pittsburgh,
S-3, on the flashy relief pitching
Of Kirby Higbe, the ex-Pirate.
Marv Rickert Dashed a homer
with a man on in the 18th inning
for Boston's 81 win over Cincin-
natl. Bob Elliott accounted for
four earlier runs with two homers
before he was run off the premises
by Umpire Frank DaScoIf.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Air Lift Is Destroyed
After Racing Accident
BY the Associated Press

by me RSSCCicleo TIesS
NEW YORK, July 28.-Air Lift.
a full brother to the 1946 triple
crown winner Assault. from Robert
]. Kleberg's King Ranch stable,
had to be destroyed after breaking
his left ankle in his debut on yes
terday's Saratoga-at-Jamaica pro-
gram.
The two-year-old chestnut colt,
son of Bold Venture-Igual bred
by his Texas owner. apparently
stepped in a hole near the three
eighths pole, according to Jockey
Dave German. The track vet
erinarian recommended that the
highly regarded 'youngster be
destroyed.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
By Cospor Nonnes

Twenty-Five years ago a Wash
ington businessman thought it a
good idea to offer tennis trophy
for competition between the Army
and Navy.
He broached the idea to the
then Acting Secretary of War
Dwight Davis. Secetary Davis, a
great tennis player in his youth
and donor of the international
Davis Cup, was enthusiastic and
gave Abner Y. Leech the signal
to 60 ahead. The two men, whose
interest in tennis was exception
ally keen, had been brought
closely together by virtue of the
fact Secretary Davis was then vice
president of the U. S. Lawn Tennis
Association and Mr.. Leech its
treasurer.
Tomorrow the competition is
observing it's 25th anniversary and
it's 18th of actual play. Navy has
won ten and Army four Of the
contests played. Both teams face
a strong threat this year in the
Air Force team, which entered the
trophy contest for the first time
last season. It would surprise few
observers if the newcomer walks
off with the title this week.
The matches, played on the
Army Navy Country Club courts
and open free to the public, con-
sist of six singles and four
doubles. The Air Force faces
the Army tomorrow and the win
ming team meets Navy at 2 pm.
Saturday.
Capt. Robin Hippenstiel and
Evening star., 1949-07-28
UU2 U3U UU1-b
1870 020 0lX-7

Detroit -----.-------- O02 O3O O0l-b
Washington ...--- 100 020 0lx-7
RHns-Kolloway. Ken. Groth. Berry, vico,
Grf3om. Yost f2). Stewart. Vollner, E. Rob-
inson, Early. Hudson. Errors-Vollmer Null
lin. Holloway Runs battcd in-Stewart, Hud-
son, Robertson o. Vico, Holloway, Kell,
Wertz, Groth. Early az. E. Robinson. Hutch
inson. Two-base hits-stewart (2), Hudson
Robertson, vollmer. E. Robinson. Three
base hits-Vico, Lipon. Stolen base-Groth.
Sacrifce-Hudson. Double Disqualification.
Dente and E. Robinson; Berry and Holloway
Left on bases-Detroit. 10; Washington. IL
Bases on balls-On Kretlow, 3: OF Hudson
g. OF Grissom 5; of Scarborough. 2. Strike
outs-By Hudson, l. By Grissom. 2; by Scar
borough. /. Hits-Of Kretlow. in in
nings; on Grissom. in innings: OF Over
mre. in 12s innings; OF Houtteman. o in
% inning: oil Hudson in innings (none
out in 5th inning); of Scarborough, in S
innings. Hit by pitched ball-oyernire
Early. Winning pitcher-Scarborough s-D
Losing pitcher-Grissom (2-2). Umpires-I
Stevens, Boyer, Rommel and Passarella.
Time-2:3l.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Mats, 10; Tigers, Gil
FIRST GAME.


Totals Al is "a II Totals 80 IL 27 II
sTrioled for Kretlow in Bird.
walked for Berry in 7th.
tForced Wakefield for Grissom in Nth.
sSinged for Houtteman in 9th.
Detroit .----- ----.-.-.-------. 002 030 00l-6
Washington " 1870 02o 0lx-7
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Mats
Continued From Page C-1D

ICOntlnued From Page CID
opener of a four-game series.
Second Baseman AL Kozar is
out for an undetermined period.
-. He damaged his arm Tuesday
night sliding into Catcher Aaron
Robinson. :. X-rays disclosed no
fracture. Holloway is batting
1886 against Washington pitching,
but everybody loves Washington's
pitching.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Probable Pitchers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Pittsburgh-Jansen 90
1O) VS.. Dickson t4-12).
Boston at Cincinnati-Spahn I1-S)
VS.. Raffensberger GOD.
VS.. sid.
Philadelphia at st. Louis-Heintzelman
13-3) VS.. Brazle t9-5).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Clevel"rd - New YnrG-Lemon G2-4
VS.. Reynolds 1O-D.
Chlca9o Al boston-Pierce (5-s) W.
Kinder G0-5).
Carver (6-10) or Embree Glib W.
Fowler t9-6).
Detroit at Observation-Disclosures
UO-7) VS.. Harris (2-7.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
SECOND GAME.

Totals ~ IT 27 IL Totals IL 4 27 IL
"Struck out for Hittle in 6th.
Detroit - 2o4 104 o0o-ll
Washington - ---- ...,------- 900 900 000-
Runs-Berry 90, Kell (O, wertz, Groth
(2). Holloway, Hutchinson. Errors-Dente,
Robertson, Vollmer. Runs batted in-Ken
Muln, Groth (0, Holloway (2). Lipon (3,,
Wertz, Two-base hits-Groth. Robinson ca,
Berry. Three-base hits-Kell, Lpon. Sacri-
Kell Double plays-Robertson
Dente and Robinson: Dente and Robinson.
Left on bases-Detroit, o.; Washington. S.
/. strikeouts-By HAYNES. i; by Hittle. /:
by Hutchinson, 2 Hits-of Haynes. s in
2ls Innings; OF Hittf, in 37s innings; OF
Gsttsl in innings winning pitcher.
(2-5). Umpires-Rommel, Passarela, Boyer
and Stevens. Time-1:54. Attendance-9,l 1873.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
THE EVENING STAR
D.. C. SATURDAY December 10, 1e49
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and downstairs work, age 25-
4b; live in; other help empl.: city
references. WI. 1856. Ill
COOK-G.H.w., colored. capable, ex-
perienced; live in, refs. required; ;
2 adults; good wages. Wo. 1893.
G.HW., plain cooking. live in, up
stairs room; 2 school-age children;
SIS week; reference REQ. Wo. 4747.
COOK. laundry. 2 small chill
dren; live in; Sundays and halliday
Thursdays on eyer 2Ie cI rsfs oI hss1tn ssad
AousEKEEPER. white, to care for 2
children; live in; OIL, $3.50. City
MAID wanted for working couple. g
children: child ! a.ao live in Call cH. 3Jse
SETTLED t1h S'Vl WHITE WOMAN to keep
house. care for children ages 10.
8 and 6, while mother works; cook
ing for children only: live in. FA.
sETTiEp WHITE WOMAN wanted for
gh.w. and laundry, in the country,
Phone Rockville 4447. 10
SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN. to
board and small salary. RE. o57s.
WANTED in Chevy, Chase, intellieent;
family; no Children; live out. Call
MARRiED if1' 'couPLf, wife to sNe day
care to child, for part payment Of
, double rm. cH. 1858 weekdays
wASr ssis1 { Girl: RI car. of child and NV,
9 TO 4, 8 days: $50. Call ~. e
1885. Refs. REQ. IL
Evening star., 1949-12-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st. NV.
rELErHoNE 1t Phone pBx, COURSE with
positions available. Miss Page.
BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G. NA.2340.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence. freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 1850. .
MISUNDERSTANDING. Samba. etc. in
your yol sog oTn =, home; by man instructor
SHORTHAND. touch typins. book
keeping comptometer, all cal. ma
chimes new and finishing courses;
increase your income; new classes.
Be-; today Est; 33 yrs, BoYD
EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DI.
eoss tes Hse sdS Sr osr ssse
to choose from. Business and engi-
Bond Bldg. ME-. si66. GI approved
TENORS and basses wanted by Beth
Sholom CONGREGATION, $40 Shepherd
st. NV, or call AID. 3081 after 6
THERE is ONLY ONE right way to
train for television. FIRST: With
a national organization for GI
training. Part-time work arranged
to supplemsn. nd,,E subsistance while
from engineers who work in the in
dustry. THIRD: Train with real
up-to- -the-minute television broad
casting and receiving equipment.
Become expert in servicing. operat-
ing and engineering, to be sure you
are capable of taking a Job in the
industry. FINISH: BY working with
real television studio production ex-
perts under actual broadcasting con-
ditions in a large, up-to-date lab
oratory. Become experts in the
branch of teleyision you are most
capable OF following. This is the
right way to get into televlsion.
Write, phone or call in person.
AMERICAN TELEWSION INSTI-
TUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. Chicago
40. Illinois. 1910 Eye St NV.
washington. D. C. EX. 5406.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, storm door entrances.
basement rooms, rorch Enclosures,
etc. Give it to the little woman for
Christmas For estimates call MR..
WILSON, AT. 400. --l2
CARPENTRY, cabinets, h e v 3.
closets. rec. rms, unpainted fur
niture made to order. L. T. DIXON
FA OO9S. III
FENCING-Prompt and expert in
stallation Of chain-link wire fencing.
1t protects your home and keeps
Call NE; 4s49 for tree estimste;
York ave. NV. 10
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothing but the
best; laying. sanding, finishing.
snnnF sisb.s eoarRAc gIase
TORS TORS 5es 5Nc 1912 Wisconsin ave
Modern SEih RiTCHENs-Deal directly
with mechanic; complete service.
II. w. WARD. Jr., OW $3.50. Ill
MODERNIZING and additions; cellar
PARAGON coNsTRUcTToN CO.
to roof. Cali ST. s366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO.. 1908 Eve st. NV
STONE WORK-All types; retaining
walls. Easements and ctnder-block
work; complete stone houses. Ia.
1112 for estimates. Ill
Al CARPENTRY and bricklaying.
by best mechanic; 20 yrs exper.
in house and general building. plans
For prompt service. call UN. s462.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENEKAL HOUSEWORK. frst-class
cook; would like to live in love
HSo5ulIssEKREErHHR. S5lIsEEfKR H. 4SSi aSite, mature ex-
Per. Christian. desires chance to
earn living during winter; Ink,
aged adults, semi-invalid not bed
ridden. Live In; no laund.; down
town Or carline. Need is critical
hu: next 4sssfo wssk' for interview this and
G.H.w.WGirl wants domestic work,
iull Or part time; good refs. Ii.
G.H.W., take care, of children. help
i.ahdrs sis so0sia5 sasi FR Ke anas II Or out no
desires sh.w.. fun or part time; live
eI.pr II pr so,cr out; Ii. d:;r s.;Sas6.d .d.x,s vork.
sspsri.nssd sS'sae0 and se'1s reierenees. 81.
Girl, colored. desires housework or
nursemaid; refs. ia. o210 all day
efRI, eSispIeaoSi ecaoSioRED, desires s.h.w, S or
10 an. to g pm. Fri. DU. 0005.
LADY, colored. will care for child
fST emgl gaps cple. in colored home.
NEAT coIoRED GIRL wishes work
cleaning a small once or salesRirl
MAI ss61s GSFokEp ES disf alsf3s desires full o,
part.time work. References. Ho
WOMAN, coiored, desires days work.
Ii. 3-q122. IL
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time
domestic work, experienced; best
cf6REb Es5efeAlfss slsf, neat, pE ssss sapsri.ne.a
wants job as maid in roomins
house. HO. 5f318.
COLORED GTLRS desire housework
or vegetable cook. DI. 5449 ii
COLORED GIRL wants days work
81 and cafefare. Permanent ar
raneement. 10. 2-s543. 12s =
COLORED LADY wants days worh
Or part time. exper. Cali D1. 0567
Evening star., 1949-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CHRISTMAS TREEs-pine. $40 hum
g. gree 4 dfl ME. On 4sss. s.un9 pu l9s 1901 40 NIL
CIRCULATING COAL HEATERS t2l.
cabinet style, slightly used, both
for $50; also gas heater. 81. Ho.
CLARINET, Pedler. in excellent cond..
cLARINETs = Closing out famous
COLUMBIA Music CO, 1000 N
St. NV. NE. 14I9. Open ewes. i
CLOTHING - Two custom tailored
suits made OF finest English ma
teriaI; about size 46 long; suits in
peri. condition; bargain. 81. :soa7.
CLOTHING-Men's suits and over
coats. sizes 80 to 46; 81 80, s!0.50
and up. HILL BROS, l345 9 st.
new, size l6, SO ea.; . top coats,
cos sisf Il FtkYaen, fl5 g. t. Fsa 1haG j.ef.t No
tion. Victor s01b betw. 4 and 9
COAT. cloth. black; beautifully Per
COAT. Blue Wool with brown fur,
Offer. WA. 3516. Ia
COAT. HAT and legging set. size 2.
aqua wool. never used. $40: Little
Magic hand wringer, almost new,
So; So; rye Sao size sxia; aaAa imported oTien-
COATS. ladies, size AZ. winter Hud-
son Seal. cloth; 2 fur trimmed. 2
pIaIr WI S3f;6 lOs
Evening star., 1949-12-10
MOTOR TRAVEL

COLLEGE MAN will drive your car
exchange for trip, also evenings.
Box 179.L Star. 9s
DRIVING JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec
%. returning 30th; desire another
couple, share expenses. references
exchanged. Write Box 29T-L, Star.
DRIVING to Tulsa. Oklahoma. on or
about December II; room for three.
Call Glebe 5S99. H.
WORKING GRAD. STUDENT drive
your car, Florida Dec 20-2l or share
exp. CO. 0352. $40 pm. weekdays.
H.
RIDE TO OKLAHOMA desired about
Dec. 10th by couple and son Q; will
share driving and expenses; refs.
EXCHANGED. Phone DE. 45O7. 12'
DRIVING Los ANGELES, ieav. Dec.
18th, arrive 23rd; need 3 or 4 to
share expense. 81. 1884. ewes. IL
for Miami. Fla. Dec. 10;
returning Jan. .; can take > or
passengers. Cali AL. 1882 before 5.
ARMY OFFICER and wife driving to
Los Angeles Dec. 10 or 20; take 2.
DE. 6194, $50 to 7:30 pm.
LEAVING Wash. for West Palm
Beach, Fla, in few days for winter;
would like congenial man to help
drive; pay own lodging and meals,
but transportation free. Phone Ia.
9732 or call at my home, 1st floor,
1904 14th st. NV. Refs. exchanged.
LATE BUICK, leaving for Miami. Dec.
10: take 3. share expenses; refer
ences. TU. 1912. -l2
Evening star., 1949-12-10
INTERIOR
DECORATOR

Estab. local decorating consultant has
time for / or . new clients; builders,
decorators, PROP. MANAGERS, or man
and other advertising material. Part
time consult. basis pref. Would con-
slider working partnership in 1st-rate
ffm. Univ. grad. Box 219-L, Star.
LEGAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY de-
:res Box neStop sa sts9
Maid OR sToCK GIRL in store, col
time. HI 6299. IL
NURSE, col, trained, prac. exper,,
snro; dutx eases 1d GT ehila hs1s1 care; or lo
NURSE, white. efac., dep. desires
Sspos.; TYPOS. live in. 81. s5as. Ii:
EURSE-COMPANI0N, 25 years old,
teach German, Russian, beginners
French; fond of children. vi. 3342.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. desires
work. day or night duty. DE. 1891.
PRACTICAL NURSE; any case; live
in. Phone FIR. 1882.
RECEPTIONIsT- or den
lists ONCE; girl 10. Coolidge High
graduate; knowledge Of typing; sal
AIRY expected, S35. Sligo 1901. TO-
SECRETARY. 10 yrs experience;
ahle TO assume responsibility. n.
TfPfNG WANTED. envelopes ad-
dressed, stuffed. etc OV. 2555.-10
EXPER. TYPIST. part-time work at
home. manuscripts. rough drafts,
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN urgently
needs any type of work. Call eve
nings, ALICE SEELEY. MI. 1914.
IL
WANT a position with a future.
carrying responsibility, calling for
initiative and Is interesting; lave
BACKGROUND as ONCE manager. book
keeper and selling. RA. 8039 Sun.
orsMon. IL
EXPERIENCED bookkeeping machine
operator. Box 253-L. Star. IL"
CAPABLE, intelligent. energetic.
white woman REQUIRES work as
huisekeeper, companion. nurse; home
economics graduate: widow; no re-
sponsibilities: prefer elderly people.
Box 955-L, Star. 1Os
Evening star., 1949-12-10
BUILDING MATERIAL

From many wreckinE Jobs. lee; stock
Of lumber. pipe and steel at pres
ent; Colonial diversified brick.
Colonial flooring and porch posts
from Alexandria building built IN IN
soa asoS sgssissa1s and at 0sE 81 ea seRsra s
mahogany doors cheap; solid paneisd
slate steps and slabs. csc per 50. f.;
marble. SOC; Colonial flooring, $50
per N; porch flooring, $50 Per PEI N n:
pine; several Ige. boilers to heat up
to 100 rms; Trane de luxe space
steam heater, floor model suitable
for lge. rm: or store. etc. SI0o
Many other bargains. ABCD. CoEp,.
1891 Jefferson Davis highway. gus
BUIiDING and building material
window sash, 35c and SOC; doors,
from SOC to $3.50; 2x4s; 2xss aad aa
bricks. $500 NJ; also a6,a few ss. bniIa- fdla-
man, 1921 22nd st. NV, or for
EAsTeRN lais1Taaspns; STATES fTi fa WfRaEcKiNa. 4
CONSTRUCTION CO. Ill
CALCULATOR-Monroe. elec. Guar
ssiffs sis III ~ g. s,hs sv1ss, sS
ch4EaA. AM sss''4 4x5 Speed Graphic. like
new; compl. with case, g holders.
flash gun. range finder, filtsrs' sdeG ste;;
S175 or best offer. Phone MA. $500
cxMERA, xefEfass =. speedsraphic, 4x5,, com
gun, 5It-in. Zeiss-Tessar and Com
pur shutter, Also Sin. zeiss lens
and 10 in lens PROCESSING a,sS Iusins sshx;
a2za2ss is's2s 'n Rx. eG@ee'e ssei with p'o9Gsns
CAMERAs--Leica. lila. rs Hektor
otter; Kodak Reflex I, 3.5 lens, case,
SS5 or best offer. OV. 4445.,, IL
CAMERAS CD 5x7 view. Won. ,n ana
outfit, print press, tripods. electronic
timer and misc. supplies; reasonable.
ANTON, 729 11th st. NV. -l9
CAMERAS FOR XMAS, all styles and
makes of movies and still at sem
sational savings. Brand-new, guar.
anteed and factory packed. we viii
Psss saorn sns spsY pFIss Y tcSa ssa 1rVns s
NV. Ho. S722, open till 8 pm. Ill
CARPET, very large store, and ozite
pad excel. cond.; very reasonable.
CHAIR. barrel back. practically new,
with slip cover. Call VI. 1894. Il l
CnANOEkSlEh, CTySldlt duQ Aiquol 0Gs.
334S 10th st. NV, Apt. 3. DU.
CnILD's AIRPLANE, SIC, pedaI-type
to ride IN; suit. age 4-6. Call AD.
CHiLD'S PIANO, 21a IT. high, A
ivory keys, baby grand style; .$75.
RA. 1869. Ill
CHINA, Noritake Chanlake pattern.
partial set; lamp: misc. tables:
chars; Reas, SliEo 2757; -l3
balsam from Vermont, special hand
picked, wholesale: very reasonable.
Please order early. W. A. STEEL.
70 Kennedy St. ne, GE. 1898. I'll
TREES, 5000 pine.
NE. 1902, Du. 45OI. IF
CHRISTMAS TREES any size, SOC;
cut them yourself. TO. 1916. lis