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Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
Garden More Fun
Than Dolls

LONDON - (AP) - Susan Pegg
is an experienced gardener at only
five years of age In big horti-
cultural show here, she won a $40
prize for the best bunch of radish-
es grown by boy or girl under 16.
Susan, who comes from Huggle-
scote in Leicershire, started help
ing her father in his garden when
she was two. She began her own
gardening at three. "It's fun," she
says, "and better than playing with
dollies."
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
Imports of Spruce

For many years imports Of the
various species of spruce have led
all other species in footage. Since
1943 spruce has been followed by
pine and cedar in volume of import.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
Come Right In!

Every day over five million
homes throughout the country are
vfsited by door-to-door statesmen,
and today this field of selling is
said to be a seven-billion dollar
industry
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

Reed, one of the best catching
prospects to be found on the pen
insula this season, will be behind
the plate for the Milford Yankees
this Sunday evening when the YAM
KEGS meet the Milford A. c., local
Mar-Del League entry here in the
first game of three-game post-sea-
son series being played for the
Baseball Championship Of the Mil
ford Area"
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

ents in Rhode. Island and Mr.. Proc
tor joined her weekend to spend
the next week with relatives.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

ator Glass was not the man Il
Evening star., 1949-05-25
6. 0. P. Makes Plans
For Regional Meeting
In New England

Plans for a regional Republi-
can conference in New England,
probably in September or October
were discussed at a meeting of
Republican Senators and Rep
resentatives yesterday in the
Office of House Minority Leader
Martin.
A committee headed by Senator
Styles Bridges of New Hampshire
was named to meet with Repub-
lican Governors Of New England
States and party officials to make
ARRANGEMENTS for the conference,
select a city In which it is to be
held and determine the basis Of
representation.
One of Series.
This preliminary meeting will
be held IN Boston next month.
Other members of the committee
are Senator Flanders of Vermont.
and Representatives Lodge of
Connecticut. Nelson Of Maine and
Heselton of Massachusetts,.
The proposed New England
conference is one Of a series of
regional conferences recently ap-
proved at a meeting Of the Re-
publican Stra tegy Committee,
here and by the Republican Na-
tional c Committees Executive Com
mittee. The New England con-
ference will deal with problems
of that section Of the country
particularly industrial and taxa
ton.
Other regional conferences ex-
pected to be held are those ceal-
ing with agriculture and with the
conservation of natural resources.
The agricultural conference prob
ably will be held in Des Moines,
Iowa. The natural resources con-
ference will be held in the Far
West. A meeting of Republican
leaders of the Western States to
pass on the matter will be held in
Los Angeles on June 10.
500 to 1000 Expected.
The meeting yesterday was
called by Representative Scott Of
Pennsylvania. chairman of the
Republican National Committee;
Senator Brewster of Maine, chair
man of the Republican Senatorial
Campaign Committee, and Rep
resentative Hall of New York,
chairman of the Republican Con-
Rressional Committee.
Senator Bridges said the New
England conference is expected to
bring together from 500 20 1000
Republican leaders and workers,
probably for a two-day session.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
House Holds Memorial Rite
For 9 CONGRESS Members

Memorial services for nine men,
bers of Congress who have died in
the last year were held this morn
ing by the House.
Representative Bosone, Dem
ocrat, of Utah. and Representative
Bolton. Republican, of Ohio, ad-
dressed the House. Speaker Ray
burn presided. The Army Band
played sacred selections preceding
the memorial service.
The deceased members were
Senators Overton, Bushfield and
Broughton and Representatives
Owens, West, Delaney. Bloom,
Somers and Coffey.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

whom he pad The Dgsey lie
said he later learned that The mar
10 whogr be paid tass money was
Al sznposser
He admitted taaoe- cEusS-sxAE-
inaiaan that he had been PAD
more than sSe, 900 "a iaSS sy tess
Roanoke Welding A. Equipment
Co. then his exnployrT lie re
ported an income that year Of
Sis.ieo.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Mclean Says Newspapers
Merit Their Freedom
gy shs kssoeiosed Press

MINNEAPOLIS. May 25-
Robert Mclean. president Of the
Associated Press and Philadelphia
Bulletin, last night praised the
Nations newspapers as respon-
sible and responsive. well meritine
the freedom bestowed by the
people.
Mr.. Mclean addressed a BAN
quet of civic leaders given by the
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
in connection with the dedication
of their new newspaper plant.
Mr.. Mclean said the world oi
today is one of instantaneous
communications and rapid trans
port, a vastly larger world which
Evening star., 1949-05-25

the newspaper must embrace 10
its news columns and editorial
Interpretation.
Taken all In all, how well does
your newspaper and mine meet
these duties and obligations
He asked. rs Ii truthful. careful
responsible. and responsive? Does
1t show concern for injusticesf
Does it expose corruption? Is IL
alert to changing times and condi-
tions?
II believe it Is"
Evening star., 1949-05-25
u. N. to Settle Dispute

The United Nations is to deter
mine ownership Of the Minquiers
and Ecrehpu reefs between Jersey
and the French coast. whose
ownership has been disputed since
the Hundred Years War.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

that be claimed $4,000 uErepo-f-
ed IN his income tax return was
paid out 10 the late Senator Car
ter Glass in order 20 secure var
contracts
When this was brought cut.
Counts changed his plea from
nolo contendere TO not guilty and
moved for q new trial He said he
did not know that the aileeEtic'sS
against Senator Glass we're to be
made public
atur Glass WAS not the man 70
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Jury Aequits Counts
In Tax Evasion Case
~ sss Assocsrsee pssss

RICHMOND. May 25.-A Fed
eral Court jury yesterday &C.
quilted w. Clay Counts. ~. O.
Roanoke Of q charge Of incoms
tax evasion.
The Counts case attracted wide
spread attention when IL developed
last Fenruary-at q first trial
Evening star., 1949-05-25

n@rsnx Ire tx9as acsh sszs Ysasr
cGtac1 Ard cetr-1se attsss Earws ssss9
IN clearing s1se .errsef Sssg4rs.a
S&ra'es = name Il esa1saes sAssa wgta
ssxe cAsR
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Gen. MaHhewson forfeiis
In Moiorist Assault Case

Brig. Gen. Lemuel Matthewson
forfeited $25 collateral yesterday
in Municipal Court. where he had
been charged with assaulting a
motorist
The officer. who is co-ordinator
/ of the Inter American Defense
Board. was charged on the COM
plant of Paul p Poland. 453l
Lily Ponds drive NE. who said he
was struck on the right ear after
minor traffic collision on March
%.
Judge Aubrey B. Fennell de-
clared the forfeiture on the as
sault charge. when Gen. Matthew
son failed to appear In court.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
z Mysterious Fires
In Apartment House
Laid 10 Housewife

A series OF % mysterious fires
since last December in a North
east Washington apartment house
yesterday were laid TO a 49-year-
old housewife living In the build
ing.
Taken TO Municipal Court on
a charge of arson, Mrs. Lillian v
Bartels yesterday was held for
the grand jury under $500 bond
She pleaded innocent before
Judge Almond w. Scott
Police reported that nearly l0C
occupants of the 4o-unit dwelling
at 23i5 Lincoln road NE. have
been complaining Of fires set II
first and second floor trash clos.
cts. Since December the Fire De-
partment has been summoned foul
times to put out small blazes.
| Miss Marjorie Kemp. who oc.
cupies an apartment directly op-
posite from the trash closet, tes.
tilted that, at about $50 pm
Thursday, she peeked through ths
Stats of her ventilation door anc
saw Mrs. Bartels come down the
corridor from her apartment or
| the same floor.
| Miss Kemp said she saw the
defendant place some newspaper.
on the closet floor, touch a match
| to them and then rush" back te
her rooms. Another tenant peer.
| ing through the Stats of his door
also identified Mrs. Bartels.
| The defendant denied any re-
sponsibility for the fires
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Chorts on Occupations
Presented 10 = Schools

A set OF nine occupa tlona!
charts has been presented &c
each Of the . junior and senior
high schools IT the District ey
the National Capitol Lodge 0.
B nai Birth.
These co.orec val charts. de-
scrioing the $50 leading occupa =
tons in the United States. we're
prepared by the Bnai Birth vo-
cational Service Bureau as O pub
lie service to aid American youth
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Chest Council to Urge
Prince Georges Board

Appointment of a Recreation
Board and employment Of a di-
rector of recreation will be re-
quested of the Prince Georges
County Commissioner by repre-
sentatives of the Community Chest
and Planning Council.
The request for the action. in
line with a bill passed by the re-
cent session of the Maryland Legis-
lature. will be made at the COM
missioners' regular meeting Tues
day at Upper Marlboro by the
Recreation Committee of the
Chest group. Mrs. Clyde Everson
is chairman of the committee.
Evening star., 1949-04-09
Sunday School Week
VIII Open Tomorrow

National Sunday School Week
viii open tomorrow. according &c
Pear Admiral Reginald r Bel
knap. chairman Of the Laymen s
National Committee in New York
The laymen's committee has as
Its goal for the year an increase
in Sunday School membership OF
| 900 600 children.
Evening star., 1949-04-09

- e-oa 5ec12S tier kno edge o.
t1e wc-g world About 600 cs
the charts have been Distributed
50 far 70 schools over ire Ur.ied
States.
This guidance project o. ss7e
National Capitol Lao6se Is directed
ey q committee heace1 by Sam ae.
Strauss J S&muel Raaenoyetx IS
president o. the lodge.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
MIScL. WANTED tcont.)

PIANO-Responstble family will store
small piano and give excel; care. in
RErKiGERAToKs, Il 4 OF wanted: servel
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone us. ACE
JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
scRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
ssSees9smnulati9ns. sSssn please phone US.
s,w. WASH DI' KAS saoa' 2 BAG co. 2lS L st.
sTovEs. FGRNIrURE. ranges. ice
CO. lOll 7th st. NV. MA. 895e.
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver
ware, any condition; china. bric-a-
brac, old jewelry, household effects.
DORAtKRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st. t.w.. ST 1896.
We Buy USED FURNITURE-Call
Ho. 1853. GRITz'S FURNITURE
We Go pAR aSs7 T6p 5Ih Fk,GEs * ;x. for o,o so,,
silver. jewelry. diamonds. firearms,
luggage, Photographic equipment,
musical instruments. engineering
instruments. viii call. MAX ZWEIG
SONS. 937 D st. NV. ME. 9113.
LARGE DEEP FREEZE, corn shelter,
chain saw and small saw mill;
also brooder equipment. ME. 1900,
DU. Zoo. --8
YWCA NEEDS PIANOS!!!
II you have q piano you would like
to. give, call ME. 21OO. Ext. 81.
between 10 and 3
Evening star., 1949-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, attractive Wurlitzer spinet;
looks and performs like new piano;
excel value at S285: S25 down, $40
monthly. KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
PIANos-spinets and consoles for
city: ST. $500. PIANO MART
10l5 9TH st. NV. 4
PIANOS-H you can pay cash we
can save you real money on new
pianos of many makes. Over loo
new new spinsts snd sndo consoles EST to ehoose
PIANOS-Grands, spinets and up
teed. We have the know-how to
produce these. at the lowest possible
ggrga grlees gpF!shsT Ss5 sunp and sgs up
Ss sSsiaaf s: Slsss szso ssz2s saSs Sc 81
PIANOS-we have a few very good
values in used and floor, sample
spinets and consoles. Choice Of a
s4ao eamDeF 81 9siy fSso SG4s ~s5s' co
18th and G sts. NV. A
Ross pianos: $40 deposit. SO
hsaIins' ehsrae. ST. $500. PiANo 70
MART. 1918 18th st. NV. -4
PIANOS-For only $25 down we
will put new spinet or console
piano in your home. Choice of
Lester Betsy Ross. Huntington. F, s.
Gable, Winter & Co.. etc. ST. 9400,
JORDAN PLANO CO., corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. 4
PIANOS-A small deposit will hold
your selection until Xmas. Spinets
from $la5. Consoles from $295,
G st. NV. 4
PIANOS FOR RENT-choice of many
popular models. Rent with option
to buy. ST. 9400. JORDAN PIANO
CO, corner 18th and @ sts. NV. -
Evening star., 1949-11-04
DOGS. PETS. Ec.

sHMTIEs (toy collies5. champion
female left. 10 wks. sH. 1888. IS
SCOTTIES. black thoroushbreds,
h9nsesreaen. fsm aao "A Axe 5es males and
hoa.sbropen %Snsa p'a tsitens; IT, s4ob healthy snd
SETTER EsdH psdI, sMoodTNG q % poG. PRICED
BEAGLE PUPPIES, Axe registered.
! male females. Call 10.
CoCKERs. black and parti-coloors,
Axe, int. ch. bloodlines; priced low
for quick sale, sH. 1858. IS
PETS-Doss, cocker pups, req, tnoc.
nna1s. and wSorsnsd; Sss,, lovely sturdy buzz
solid black. females. 8 mos. Board
ing; n Inn and So per wk. STUD ss5v-
BOXERS, males. Axe reg. These
SDs shos rna vs.. s1Eed VIZ a. n ssoi the
BIRD H.DD.,vss BREEDERS. Ell. ArrEN1ioS-
dsa; doz:; new trays: eoe e.; Place
celnH cGsl.n1sy FdtriEsssRSisn R sssr sRa,nf and WIT.
Axe reg; ideal Christmas sift for
ssnny child; reasonable. Call Vienna
e BEAGLE HOUNDS. 1s mo. Old;
health good; running litter. reg;
price, $50 each. Gaithersburg 647-
J-3. a.
sCOTTIEs-Fine. black. Axe res.
puppies: Rockville 3O75.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS-Pupp by
Ch. Nocturne and Asgard's HarraS.
ASGARD KENNELS, Reg. FA. $3.50
BOXER, 8 mos. old, female, fawn
with black mask; Axe reg. OIL.
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. genuine
Sour Mugs" excel. blood lines;
grown dogs; stud service. RA. 1435.
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
tion to good homes. Phone Sligo
51S3 wkdays %, Sat 9-12, no
Sun. MONTGOMERY COUNTY AN
NAL SHELTER.
BOXERS. beautifully marked fawns,
ch. sired. Axe reg, docked and
cropped; reas: 10: 5-0740. IS
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boardin
bathing, rooming: cocker spaniel
puppies and stud service. TO. 5I39.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
ROOMS FURNisHEp-kortheos.

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
THE GALENA. 1872 B St. n.e.-Girl
to share room with another: single
bed; laundry. cooking priyils. FIR.
THE GMARIcK. 1873 B st. n.e.-Nieely
furn; dble. rms, sgle. beds; laundry,
LGE. FR66NT BEDRM., s adj. bath,
pvt. home, redec.; new bedrm. suite;
laundry priyil.; unlim. phone. 311S
rGShnanning SnNn St; ne. II, 4-3l36. 4
transp.; suit. for : W girls. 'Gsi FR. 1909. ts,
1s77 LYMAN PL. N.E.-Master bed
rm,, double bed, 2 girls or couple,
with. or without kit. privils.: use OF
bsndix tnmn washer; @ eGos excel. transp. down.
rms; rms; near stores, transp. Call FIR.
1916 i. CAPITOL sT.-Master front
take couple with child. TR. 9470.
RIM, l9e. closet, pvt.
bath, lsundry and brkfst. privils.:
1881 s@p rESNS 1sSS s4o sSnrn mo- No 9 Size ss.t ,s
6asH! oatn; j nR Dlk from To- 7sss' eas' gentleman
BRTTER fat1i & III TaAN e. AvEsAeE aHss S single
:{s:s ssss 81 ssa Sas''Ss asss front ''', ..si
Mich. III h.e PARK. 1907 1sth st. ne
Lge. frt. rm.. clean; adj bath,
shower; mr.. bus; nice home. Du.
WooDRIDGE. s. Dakota and R. I.
ayes.--Nicely furn. lse. front twin or
dble. bedrrn.; phone. laund. privils.;
$40 dble., $40 Sgle. NO. 3797. --S
Evening star., 1949-11-04
FURNITURE WANTED

Top prices. Call 1858. -
GOSD-Bring your old gold, piati.
mum. teeth, discarded jewelry We
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
at 935 r st. NV
GUNS-All types ANTIQUE OF modern,
rifles. shotguns, pistols; any guam
tity. Box $3.50, Star. 10
PlANOS-GrandS, consoles, sptnets
Or small uprights. Will pay cash
SH. 3039.
PIANO, baby grand. must be in
excel. ;ond.: must be reas. priced;
PIANOS-COLCNIAL PLANO CO. pays
highest cash prices for spinets,
apartment uprtghts. grands. MA.
A87os
Evening star., 1949-11-04
ROOMS, APrs. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN. viii share apt, bedrm.
with twin beds. nv. rm., den and
bath; in Silver Spring, with another
gentleman (25-4o); piano. tele-
ysa9 yis1on; refs; rent reas. CAN sH.
conn. AvE.-sgle. rm.. kit. priy,-
legss; ss no smoking or drinking. OR.
GIRL TO SHARE APT, n.s., w With
aan anotnsr s,ri; pvt; ent.; unlim; phone.
GIRL us-e5) TO SHARE s-rm. furn,
apt, n:es with l girl: near carline.
YOUNG WOMAN OR COUPLE to
share 2,bedrm;: nicely furn. apt. in
and child. Ct. oesi after ! pm.
CONGENIAL and cultured young man
to share 5-rm. apt. in NV. with
VIII Gthsfs STARE Ga M9 fo apT sS7s yS EYES s
lady or woman bet 80 and 40.
bedrm., twin beds. liv. rm., kit. and
tiled bath, television and radio; S45
f!TRji nj MF1I Ct eos4 sasR after 1y PM WV ~
large rm., apt, with l or 2 others;
70 min; downtown. Lu; 3-1431.-4
bath apt. With another young lady;
PRIVATE = BATH. 29SG twin beds, 2 closets; 8
yopng girl to share; S25' mo. GE.
18th AND HARvARD-Young man to
share efficiency apt. with young man;
sss, eve syes., oiat sat. and and sun An. 0'o0' AA''
OPENING for young man. Com.
pletely furn., phone, plano. maid:
completely pvt. with Q other young
n, afer 4 sl, n DuP1ne ri Sltclei ti ~ ~. soIg
WOMAN, 80 to 40, to share apt. with
one. On upper Conn. ave. Details,
call EN- 64O3 or SH. 1888. --5
GIRL between 21 and 20, to share
tile home NV. section. Ia. 9246
Evening star., 1949-11-04
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA

CHI. CH.-Beaut. home; lovely rni.
with Kit. for young person; home
privileges, tennis court. OIL. 66O3.
s3os LANCER PL.. Queens Chapel
Ro. nn'' call sail PR PEsvils 4a4a' pvt home: $40
s1os s1th ST.. Mt. Rainier-aentle.
BErRfsbaPM2anssserA e Rfsh, Ph2ns Ap bldrg i7z9 avt
ssnfieman esah in l0TeIy oE pyt gS4o home single
TWIN-BED ROOM in 2-bedroom apt.
for 2 converted Christian women or
couple; kit. privils. oW. 6459. 5
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Room with
double bed. private front entrance
with porch; kitchen privileges, $50
at month; doo4 81 B1thGqi; Ggao $40; bus service
ARLiNGToN-Front rm. in apt;
bus and store KE. 3-494O.
1st-CLAss light Housekeeping room,
or share; complete. new gentle
employed lady; refs; excel. 0s transp. p
$3.50 go OLD agooi BLADENsBuRG Rp,, su,
SpG. Nicely furnished master bed.
rm'' T11 twin beds. Also a dble. rm.
SILVER sPRNG-pvt. entrance, ls.
studio oed rm,; suitable for 2 adults.
III BLOCKS OFF LEE HWY, cherry-
dale-15 minutes downtown; / or
Z young ladies; breakfast and laun.
dy dry prigileses, privilege Call MRS. ROWE.
NICE CozY single room; near bath,
l block to bus and shopping; reas-
enable; MRS. COMPILER, OK. 3O96.
ARL., large double rm: cony. to
transp.; near Lee highway. FA.
MASS, AVE. ext.-A gentlem.n's nm.
with pvt. bath, cheerful, comforts
able dble. bed, Beautyrest matt,
unllm. phone: $50. OIL. 443S. "a
NICELY FURN. ROOM. adjacent to
bath; breakfast privilege. Good bus
service to heart of city. CHI. OO73.
DOUBLE RIM, maple twin beds; for
empl. young ladies; next to bath
With shower. Bethesda. Md. WI.
A DELIGHTFUL SINGLE RIM. with
pvt. bath; conv. to bus and trsnsp.
Located on Allison's Little Tea
House grounds. Call OF. 1000. -5
ROOM, twin beds, $50
per person; in lovely country estate,
Oiney, Nd Phone Ashton 5S14.
FALLS CHCRCH-Attractive room.
single or double, quiet. comfortable
nome; convenient location. FA.
DOUBLE ROOM in pvt. home; conv
transp. for Q girls. 2017 N. Bran
DIVINE. Arl. JA. S-1s92 after 8.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
open uaIIy C1II 9 pm.
Hoffman Upholsterers

roo 1otQ 81. NV. D
GARAGE DOOR. overhead, 15x7,
Sec SSeet'9ns' fas painted an exceptional
GAS 1sy RaNSE Il, &C. sss ST. sssS asiity. insulated
burners. good condition; S25. RA
GAS RANGES, oil. coal ranges, new,
ss' ssed, Nv ACNE M saS9v sT9vE Co. lol1 7th
GAS ASH! Ranges; e Ssx and used; liberal
SALES. eass as'eia'iSR; ga. ave DE: PEgshess ss7ds
GENERATORs-STARTERs, $3.50 up
Largest assort;: elec. motor repairs;
guns. sIF1Es sAhkf; AND iqDS saorGnssM ea5s s..
N1i W standard tan gs,nn makes nsT , and used.
AAan.lnf NV and sMlihias Nj asss SUPPLIES ssse
HEATERS, new and used: oil sizes,
LESS STOVE CO, ooA sss7 sssyeS; GA rkEN- ave.
hEATERs. 2, l. & H electric side
ary hot-water heaters with ther-
aEATERs ION. coal, gas. y wood. ssc se elec. M1
new, and used ACME STOVE CO..
HoT-wATER HEATER. ns' Mepion, ssqI 40
ssaallens' sane auto, ras h.-w.h.; $50. wi.
1sa soa CREAM sIss esnS,.s.sE Sas,sET :.sss .ss
LATHE. IS South Bend, 11ibbEs 11-incb-b,-4s.,t
ped; 1-h.p;. 22o-yolt motor; 2 TACK
shafts, automatic feed; milling at
good sond:, sis5 Cash 1ssossss5iss; VS.. 'sass;
p1Syls Ksei type. so-in.. eut.; Ro"esss. sss.
LTx; ". RsMa;aoFyznishinss eomDle.. for
sale. XQ0 Fp Cn1n
LIv; RM. SOFA. makes into double
bed; matching chair; like new; $40,
260a Gath st. NV. CO. 1866. ~
LIVING RoOM-Sofs and matching
saa saaiF Fo. al spring construction,
neg neT sample maple cricket chair.
msp1s dsss o. sa7ao zalpu' n.sI. nstawsF or
oak secretsrs desk. sst ss7 7stse9 IN. solid ald
sewing cabinet in solid walnut.
S23: 90; large oak bookcase with
adjustable shelves. $14; new sample
ssado WoftR sss sssah or co. s11. bed, $3.50
9: Take 2O% Cd our low prices si
aEEAT RAPIps FuRN1TuRE = sfi361 'tS5s: GH.
SsHlAaNGE; e07 7th. st. NV. EX.
most complete r,asd fvrnttmra
LYING RIM. SUITE. 3 pieces, maple;
$50: Call TIE. 2877.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2 pc. newly
upholstered with slip covers, An.
tioue chair. Ii. 3-4842. g
LOvE SEAT. rose, damask covered,
ss5 SIS. 'sdaeoi AD. s554. ek'eiien' condition; Ms
now have the largest
stock of the finest framing lumber
from many wreckins Jobs. Floor.
Ing from 325 per M; 3-inch lumber
feo,, fo,a ~ sTo the ne. price ef 2sIn, priced
4 BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 1908
MtnneaotA ave a AT 6R1I
Evening star., 1949-11-04
k.IscELLANEoUs WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
.ANTIQUES--Bric-a q brac. china. sil.
verware, old jewelry, glass. Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
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china. glassware, rugs. silverware.
call MURRAY tstarbecker). IA
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BATH TUBS, basins, sinks, toilets,
windows and doors, used. Clean out
your bnt. bsmt. for winter; Call US now.
BEDRooM. dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
Ia. 1887: after z pm, GE. 1910.
BOOKS. large and small collections,
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st. NV. ME. 5995.
BOOKS-small and large collections
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1858 Penna.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
Mr.. WEISS. from 9-s. RE. 2436.
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems used clothing, typewriters,
musical instr, guns, binoculars. etc.
LEVIN'S SALES, 1903 Il ST. NE.
AT. 3916 WILL CALL.
CLOTHING-Highest prices for mems
used clothing. BERMAN'S 1872 7th
st. NV. AID. 1927. VIII call daily
DIAMONDS, gold, old ,ewelry and
silver Cash paid ERNEST BuRK.
INC, 614 18th st, NV
DIAMONDS. silver, gold. We pay
highest prices. Ask for MR.. OPEN
HEIMER. 917 F st. NV.
FURNITURE-Your entire household
contents or odd pieces: highest
prices. s. E. FURN. EXCH, 2i0
9TH st.-s.e. AT. O5S5.
FURNITURE wanted at once, good
furniture Of all kinds: entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash. Please
call MR.. JAMES. phone Ma 2R2n
FURNITURE = Good used household
goods; all or part; china, cut glass;
top prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or. odd pieces. Also old glass
ware. china. bric-a-brac. Buying
and selling for over 80 years. HOP
WOODS. Sth and sts. NV ME.