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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-26
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Ladies Aid Will Meet

LuNll0o I'LL WI NlGGL
The First Lutheran Ladies
Aid will be held Wednesday,
June 1, at .2:30 b. m. at the
home of Mrs. Clifford Ludrick.
Mrs. Russell Vickers is the CO.
hostess.
The program, Church Union
ism," will be presented by Mrs.
Norman JohnShoy. Bible study.
Song of Mary will be by Mrs.
Ronnie Koebbe, and local his
tory Of the aid will be by Mrs.
John Svaren, Mrs. Nils Ottun,
Mrs. Harry Olsen and Mrs.
Frank Highbaugh.
Ladies Bible. Glass
The Ladies' Bible Glass of the
Methodist church will meet
Thursday. at 8 p. m. in the
church basement.
The hostesses will be Mrs.
George Minard and Mrs. Ernest
Weinberg.
Bridge Supper
Mrs. Kenneth Fox and Mrs.
Richard Fox entertained at a
bridge-supper Friday evening at
the Kenneth Fox home.
There were three tables of
bridge in play. Mrs. Sam Meeke
won high prize and other prizes
were awarded to Mrs. William
Burns and Mrs. Jim Neal.
Pinochle Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwain Reed en-
.tertained at a farewell party
Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dooley Pauley.
Other guests were MIR. and
Mrs. Donald Kalberg, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Cooper and Mr..
and Mrs. Bus Hammer.
Pinochle was the entertain
ment of the evening.
Farewell Party
Mrs. John Swindle, Mrs. Darr
Kicker and Mrs. Sam Meeke en-
tertained at a farewell party
Tuesday evening at the SWindle
home, in honor of Mrs. Jim
Neal.
Missionary Society
The Baptist Missionary Soc
iety met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. G. Bigley.
Mrs. E. l.. Rumfelt led in
pprayer and Mrs. j. M. Walker
led in devotions.
After the secretary and trea-
surer committee reports were
given, a lovely lunch was served
to II members and two guests
by the hostesses, Mrs. Bigley
and Mrs. George Woods.
The next meeting will be held
on Thursday, June 2, at the
home of Mrs. G. H. Butler,
with Mrs. Tod Dillon as CO.
hostess.
Entertain at Party
Mrs. j. j. Ping and Mrs. l.. H.
Labbitt entertained at an IL
o'clock luncheon, consisting of
Mexican food, Saturday morn
ing at the Ping home.
The honored guests were Miss
Amy Wade and Mrs. w. w.
Thomas of Cheyenne Agency,
S. d.
Miss Wade, who teaches
Spanish at the high school,
plans to leave soon for Seattle,
where she will spend the sum-
mer. Mrs. Thomas is the moth
er of Mrs. AL Wildin.
WSCS to Meet
The WSCS of the Methodist
church meets this afternoon
(Tlhursday) at the home of Mrs.
Robert Harris.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-26
WIN ESSAY CONTEST

Winners of the VIEW Essay
contest, sponsored by the local
post, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
were announced this week.
Pam Gotham received first
prize of $40, second prize of S.
went to Joyce Gray, and third
prize of $3.50 was awarded to
Barbara Knight.
Judges of the contest were
the Rev. A. Clair King, Mrs.
Joe Olenik and Mrs. Helen
Peterson.
cLa1 - ro-I-I
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-26
WSCS to Meet
BANK DEBTS UP

April bank debts in Mon
manufacturing checks against
depositors' accounts - totaled
$220,804,000, compared with
$202,019,000 in April, 1948, the
Federal Reserve bank has re-
ported.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-26
no MEET

TO MEET
Three hundred pharmacists
and their guests from all paris
Of the state will assemble -
Butte June "a and 70 Ior tile
seth annual convention q 2
Montana State Pharmaceutlcal
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-05-26

association. The principal speak
er will be Dr. Robert FiSchelis
of Chicago, executive secretary
of the American P~harmaceut-
zeal association. @
Buy u. S. Savings Bonds.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
'offieiols Study Survey
OF Union Stotion Truffic

Highway Department. Trafnc
Department and Capital Transit
Co. officials today began study
ing results Of q survey Of the
Onion Station plaza tratsc. made
yesterday 70 see II the complicated
situation there can be eliminated.
The result Of the survey prob
ably viii be announced within q
month.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Deaths Reported

Ursm tbs D. c. Dussas sf vital statassAssl
Ysora u. watson, 81, l0es lea o. ~
cara ". bancroft. 80. ssss ontsrss n
Nsnl Ryan, =, zls esA .s;.,sss...-
Max =. Carver. 70. so4s ore~sy u nv
Charles o. Carr. 90. ssiS Lcvsa 81
Mamie D. Burr. 81, fioo issh o. nv
Kcsard II. Behsens. 81, 9ees n xt nJs
Mary McclesksJ. infant. i2i7 Missouri
warren a. MeBesh. rs. 1905 r st. nv
Robert p. Dixon. II. ASIA conneetsea'
John Banks. 90. iass Hail ss sw.
Henry washfngton. sc. e29s 18TH st nv
Augusta speArmAn. -, 40T fst " se
Moses Msckham. 20. 4ao en- u. sw.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Ilove-war crimes trials. memories
Of Buchenwald and rows of neai
white crosses Notwithstanding.
So more and more Jane from
Jacksonville Is saying: To heck
with them" and Ii exhibiting her
Hans from Heidelberg right out In
public.
Girl Pays Check.
This means. as ! viii explain,
that she has TO pick UP the check.
There Is q very strict law. in
deed. prohibiting Americans from
pub-crawling IN German joints.
Idea is that we should stick to our
own occupation cafes.
Accordingly, Jane must take
Hans TO an American ofncers
mess, where he is usually treated
like a second-class citizen-or An
enlisted man.
The girls. you see. rate as ON
GERS. For example: Over at the
club "Stadtgarten" Jane can
bring In Hans as her guest-n
she pays for him.
Restrictions In Club.
In this club-like the others
Hans and enlisted men and their
girls must sit In q special section
and cannot drink whisky or beer
or trip around the dance floor.
Jane can also buy q pair OF
ducats and take Hans to Ameri-
can movie shows In this town
but they're barred from the bal
cony.
Some Of the girls here are up
set by these rules and social eye
brow lifting concerning their Ger
man dates"
One pouted prettily and told
me: THE nonfraternization rule
was dropped ages ago for the Gls:
nobody thinks there Is anything
wrong with them going out with
frauleins.
What In the world is wrong
with me going out with a German
boy7"
Evening star., 1949-05-26
IL. 5. Girls in Reich
IIrked by Restrictions
I0n German Dates
By Fred Sparks
Fessiss cesrsspendsns Of The sser ond
the Chieope Dciiy News


the ch;eose poiiy ks~s
HEIDELBERG. Germany. May
25.-What do you think Of an
American girl going around with
. former German paratrooper or
Luftwafie pilot?
That question Ii common
American table talk here In Hei-
delberg. an ancient gingerbread
Teutonic town that is headquar-
ters for some Aof our European
command.
1t is q simmering controversy.
because the swarms of civilian
girls-20 to IS years old-who
have been imported from State
side to pound typewriters and iile
|letters-are suffering from q ter
rible shortage Of American males.
So some Of our travelling typists
are taking up with the Germans.
OF which there Is q plentiful sup
ply round and about. this being a
university tOWu.
Much Eyebrow Lifting.
A large bloc in the American
community particularly the COL
onels' LADIES' go: "Tsk! Tsk!" at
such carryings-on with the re-
cent enemy. So much SO that
many a girl-courting superman
does 1t on the sly.
Any girl ashamed Of being seen
with Fritz can: Visit his home. If
he has one: take quiet hikes up
and down bumpy Odenwald
Mountains, for which occasion
Fritz will don his leather climbing
britches: enjoy canoe trips along
the shaking Neckar. . romantic
river by moonlight.
But nobody. as every child
knows. can forever stop young
Evening star., 1949-05-26
10 Sowmills Operote

Senegal. French West Africa.
nov has 10 sawmills In operation
and two more In prospect and b
planning TO plant $50 900 trees this
year In q reforestation program
Evening star., 1949-05-26

Psychologists say that the con-
scious experience Of appetite Il
quite different from that OF
hunger.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Franconia to Begin
New York Sailin9s

NEW YORK. Dec. 10.-Already
well known over both the North
Atlantic and world cruise routes
the Cunard White Star liner
Franconia - completely recondi-
toned after its war service-will
return to the New York-Liverpool
trade with sailings via Halifax
and Cobb during the winter
months of January, February and
March. It will carry first-class
and tourist-class passengers only
The Franconia, which has been
operating in the lines Canadian
service since early last summer,
Evening star., 1949-12-11

crease visitors will be able to buy
advantageously. An English china
plate. for example. currently re-
failing in America for $51 q dozen.
retailed for $38.78 in Bermuda be-
fore devaluation and now costs
$27.07. With the 1875 per cent
increase the cost Of the dozen
plates will be $31.58, or 1912 less
than the retail price in America.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Bermuda Shops
Offer Visitors
Many Bargains
Spseioi pispoteh 10 me Star

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Dec. II,
For many years Bermuda shops
have been internationally famous
for containing the prize mer-
chandise and products Of the fore
most manufacturers of Great
Britain and Europe. These man
ufacturers look on Bermuda as q
showcase for American customers.
AS q result. shopping In Ber-
muda has been one Of the lead
ing attractions to the visitor
equal, almost. to the famous
pink-tinted beaches, nne SWIM
ming and year-'round sports.
OF primary interest to the Ber-
muda visitor are the number Of
outstanding values on British
made goods. Bermuda is in the
sterling area. 30 when the British
government devalued its pound
to $3.50. Bermuda followed suit.
As Q result Of the devaluation,
on all those items that are quoted
IN pounds. shillings and pence.
the visitor has q distinct ad-
vantage - his dollars are worth
more than 80 per cent above pre-
devaluation figures. And while
American stores which sell Brit
ish-made goods also are able to
lower their prices due to the de-
valuation, the prices Of those same
items In Bermuda stores are and
have been consistently 20 to 25
per cent and In some cases as
much as so per cent cheaper.
What devaluation means to .
Bermuda visitor Is readily seen
In the following example: II an
item Of merchandise was quoted
1T 1915 Go shillings and 8 pence) !,
1t cost the American visitor $2.10
before devaluation. Today, when
It is quoted at 1915. it costs the
American visitor $1.47.
Some examples Of purchases
that result In considerable saw
tngs include q ladies cashmere
cardigan sweater for $l1.98, COM
pared to the predevaluation price
Of $17.17: q ladies' pigskin hand
bag for $23.97 instead of $34.34, .
108-piece Wedgewood bone china
dinner service for $3.50 instead Of
$404. or q mans shetland sport
Jacket for $35.25. q saving Of
$15.25 over its former price.
A cashmere topcoat for men,
tailored by Aquascutum Of Lon
don. is selling for $9l.65. COM
pared to 1.40, while . mans
Jaeger polo coat now costs $84.60
instead Of $121.20. The famous
Oaks trousers that formerly sold
for $24.24 are now priced at
1852. Formerly 1894 . pair.
fine English doeskin gloves by
Mark Gross now sell at $2.74 a
pair; doeskin cloth sells at $7.61
. yard instead of $10.91.
While the devaluation prices
are not expected to continue in
definitely, the prices Of most
British merchandise arriving now
Evening star., 1949-12-11

and in the next three or four
months will remain at the same
level. since most Bermuda mer-
chants placed their orders last
summer to carry them through
the winter and spring. A survey
Of the leading merchants in Ber-
muda shows they have adopted q
"hold the line" policy.
It is the general opinion Of Ber-
mudas top businessmen that
prices on most goods imported
from sterling areas. particularly
clothing and woolens, will not be
increased before April or May.
possibly later, and that the aver
age rise Of prices by the end OF
Evening star., 1949-12-11

next year will not have exceeded
10 per cent.
In some instances there are al
ready indications of prices going
up. Manufacturers Of English
china have increased their prices
by 1928 per cent, which will be
reflected In the retail price OF
china In Bermuda stores when
their present stock Is exhausted.
Since there Is a large turnover IN
china, it is expected that prices
will show an increase beginning In
January, but 1t is believed that
lit will be a gradual increase.
Even with the 1925 per cent in
Evening star., 1949-05-15
SEELYE SPECIALS

SEELYE SPECIALS
Rent, S1i5. Heat furnished. In
faaes fsRs sssosss6 s$osS6 f5os DoSn' s si,eSo @ Near
10th and H NV.
CARD AND GIFT SHOP
Rent, $50. Income quoted, $500 mo
o'a;f GROCERY ssssIEf M STORE
owner guarantees $500 weekly. Rent,
80. Leass. our-soom .s},sI1 apaIEtms1l. calt
sEsd sEsSs' $sSioG;o $S.iI 10 bSSss pSss' csSSS sSSS
3iS6. Meats. 50 cases soft drinks
0'' Oh VALET Y eIsfi1i SHOP
Income quoted. $500 to $500 weekly
Has own VIC plant and complete
equipment for valet service. Excel
lent help Will stay: Price; Sl9:0oS'
ROMING HOUSE
II rooms. 2n & baths; s,,lss Bent 81. slio mo mo
ROMING HOUSE
10 rooms, 3 baths. Rent: $50 ss%n me;
psoi, 400 Nea5 pownl pupsass saso Circle pf''e'
HOME AND INCOME
IS rooms, 3 baths. 3,s.osy brick rick
l .SS SSsr e..n ssfk sfsssse sstssi s0Gq at
ssa RSSa ssoa. q sa0sea Ses $50 @Rsltnss
street mr.. Coium6ia road NV.
HOME AND INCOME
10 rooms. 4 baths. : apartments, :
mepss ssepss' completely farnishsd, Income
sSSSSsssd m. g ssespss. Rsi oSly sSQs e SSQsC
'S SCOLORED tSE REST.
Southwest. Rent, $50. Lease; Liy-
q fss;ssfS' f$s:s S:s ssS' sssssis' 'sssa sf60
SMALL GROCERY
southeast location; ., G Slesn;a spa. Ben. RsnNt.
Down, $1,000;
Colonic Therapy Bus.
r4.nsa Sp.rsors sssTs Al 1rfss ssess s:ess sesp
WITH apartments, returnins SlSo.
owner win train buyer. Down pay
"''Ij WANT J nj TO SELL?
Iss s.ss Us VI W. iSSf sss rssSiss sss Quick Ell
A. r. SEELYE
l4oO L street northwest. D1. $500.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
MlscELLANEous FOR SALE.

FOR BUILDING
Hechinger's have the largest selection
OF new and used building materials
In the city; used lumber $50 ger u
ana up; used brick. plumbing and
heating supplies. HEcHINGER, CO.
I stores. Phone orders. AT. l40o'
ACCESS DOORS and building items
from A to 2 at RUCKER LUMBER.
screen wire, porch materials, doors
fence posts. pickets, millwoyk. ply
wood. panelins, sash. 1920 wilson
blvd. near Key Bridge. CH. o66o
ACCoRDIONS, l20 bass, made TO the
exaetinE spesincstioaas, nsa,osa ot EAeeiMSI SnnSI,
the price; light In weiehts: s2s5i
conv. terms. KITS, 1880 g st. NV
120 bass, WarlitzG sx-
veellent condition; $500. LO. 5-97b6
kCtORDION, Rosati.. so bass, excel
lent tone; music sheets and case
Gfs new; Se5. Du. S26e. 2ol
xEcosRRibioN. ise bass. $3.50. Pa
SSee. A -as
Evening star., 1949-05-15
I4oo L street northwest. D1. sS?s

EOIORED - REsTAURANT. =, Beer
ton. q spts. rented. Owner has 9th
ef interest; reasonable. Terms
splendid opportunity. Ex. OoSa;
coxoREp-REsrAURANTs and tay-
your business our business. AuER.
BACH q CO., DI. 6bQ1, 1424 e
et. NV; eves., AID. 6907.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
DRESS SHOP
BAR AND GRILL
LIQUOR AND BEER

Coins business, coiored clientele new
best price offered, due TO III health
and have another business. Call II
noon to pm. or after pm. ME.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

20 RoomS-Inc. $2,4O0
Month quoted; on 18th st; rent,
$3.50. long lease; large dining room,
clean as a pin; nicely furn; $4,000
down. Call ST. 5757.
G.. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-05-15
TOURIST COURT
EDWIN L. ELLIS
NEWSSTAND

Good sized store, soft drinks, ice
cream, cigarettes, candies and light
groceries: apt. above the store. GOOD
lease TO reliable tenant. Priced for
oiitck sale
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Grocerv-Market

GTOCeTy-MdTKeI
HusS NV. corner-Beer and wine;
M.1bO wk. gross. Rent, $ll0 no.
Includes apt. Mrs. Leake. AK: 1857,
MYRTLE A. Weadon Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

BEDS, twin. maple; inner-sprins mat
tresses; excellent condition. Call
after IL sunday morning, 81. 1878.
BEDS, twin, maple. perfect condi-
tion. Call Tu. 316s.
BEDS, double. mahog., and springs.
Apt As, 1901 N, Rhodes st. Phone
CHI 1000. Ext. As.
BEDS, / double. . single; walnut:
Simmons with springs, SIS. jig
saw, S25. NO. 0136. -1b
BED-DAVENPORT AND CHAIR to
Evening star., 1949-05-15

GE. 227y.
BED LEGS AND HEADBoARDS---
Hollywood beds made from your col
or box spring We install 81 93a
BEDROOM, mahogany. Heppelwhite
dresser and mirror: chest, vanity
cost $3.50: sell for half, Sl76. WI
BEDRM., Ape. mahos, S135; II
other bedrm. sets, $35 to $S5; s-pc
bleached oak, new, S235. worth
5000. IS 7th st. ne, Ii. 3-6969
Open Sunday. -l7
BEDROOM CHESTS (2).. matching,
s drawer, mahogany finish, almost
new; $50 for both. Call DI. 1863.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

ANTIQUE PATTERN OLhse' VIC
torian dresser. school table. OIL.
AaSutARIuM, used; one as;ssdl: roll roll
3e,gal: tanks; sa2.So sa,; .S;ss, one 20 10
AouAaIuMs ol faihM AND suppL1Es-Minia-
at 39o7 14th st. NV. Phone Taylor
63Il. Daphnia. Tuhifex. daily: spe-
cial Red Fin Pencils and Black Pen.
ell nsh, S2.a5 pr;a Rummey Nose
Ietras, S2..5 pr; Rosaeus Ietras'
siss Or Fun Isnss, ns c new .aasruma sna Sssd
ssekdays. iaass anu ESQ am. p.m.;
Fats. $50 am.-a pm: SUNDAYS;
g;m;;s'so o,,Ipsm;,r pp MISIATuRsE ISdA 5IsE
St; aI,S nv; Tsyi1s sis.ts ssh; a.., .ou,nm.nt
extra lenses, filters. light meter and
sSs Pseas VI, ooss. @is
instansd. Full sssist.etior sIaIEan. sIrn
sssf: sEa. Ss SA' ,r. 4sso. gs9i'''' service oioh
installed. Pun satsfsction Euaran-
sss; ssa 80 NS xsssss ssso' sslt''l' service oicA
windows and 2 large porches. bes'
material, Cal Dq. e7o% x..
RABY BASSNETTE, small bed bAns
carriagei sood condition. Call IA
BABY BAssINErTE, with hood
cream straw, rosebud and ribbon
trim on wheels; mattress included
BABY BED. high chair and feldins
esnyas carriage: reasonable. IA
BABY BEDS. cribs. mattresses. hish
chairs. Cail WA. 7o4l. 373s =. l
BAsY axsi slSRIHSGsi cARRfaSE. Thayer. with pad
| excellent condition reasonable. GE
BABY CARRIAGE, good cond., Sis
BsBY sB CARRIAGE. folding welch. with
| pad. Sl2; teeter babe. 81; large
| baby basket with handles, pad anr
4 liner, 81 Call GE. 1884.
BABY CARRIAGE, Thsyer, with mat
tress. used only mos: regulsl
S7e .a5, will sacriees at $40. IU
saBY ss CARRIAGE. beautiful. Insll.i
buiit. cream and brown; whit'
uphelsstssrgs; Pr 1900; a, y. H..dsslou sel,
BABY CARRIAGE, storkline. excsl
lent condition.: also Thaysr bab'
sstgrseIller. practically Fs"' eau fei.ss' fesi.ss'
o6o2. - Az
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Downtown Rooming House
bidg. 40 rms, Is mod. baths; oil
heat; fine for club, embassy or or
SANITATION; consider on lease 70 re-
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realtor, 1887 Conn. ave. Wo'
Evening star., 1949-05-15

BEDROOM FURN.-New inner-sp.
mattresses, $26 each blesched NAH.
twins, complete, 500; new modern
walnut Juvenile ensemble, ,$e2 com
plete; 6-pc. maple. complete, $50;
new and used chests, dressers. DAW-
SON FURNITURE Co. l434 Pa.
saEh65Roo6eM ah5 5o6e III IPPuiSsNITakE-N.y SsNsfIfT3askaENy bed;
room suites, Sl00 up: SMITH g
TRANSFER a. STORAGE CO.. 1913
Won ST N nw lib
Evening star., 1949-05-15

CAMERA, Roileicord. with f;4.5 Zeiss
lens. compur shutter, carrying case;
sfHWNssokrss fatsSHsfsoSk s3 SALES AZ e. 5is 3
CAMERA. Reflex Korelle, model 2,
chronisstion. Carl zeiss f;2,s TesSar
lens; complete with case and nash
4Pis ss9pisss sRks
e.: :s'i Pins. i:s: ss p. =. =.
BOX SO, Dare's Beach. Nd; pre-
viously advertised May 4th.
CAMERA, Circuit Eastman: b 4 oa L
s,O..T. s,Oissson,w. w.. 'liSs ssse nfoi'esof' con-
CAMERA. 1iaihsii NOV movie Revere, ls-mm.,
magaEine. l.e lens, practically new:
Revere sound protector. l6-mm.
snlicer, cost SAT-. sale price s3on'
SsT.ns. fSnTDs.'s sss Gan ss 9s seq fth Ssom &C.
CAMERA. darkroom eompi,, sIsxa
CAMERA. speed Graphic 4xb, 81
Ektor. syne, cable release sun SHADE
CAMERA, Bolex his. s nm. turret
movie, complete with frame counter;
ia Plssm'st, 'n,,n - Ia HS,s ,rs,se,.n sey.n
Gorlitz lenses with leather case.
csMGRA. AMER WI M.Sslist. Ssihsi EstaE IS, range
finder filters. new condition: case
$3.50 or trade for Rollie. EN-. 3527.
CAMERA. Rcllicord. case; new eondi-
cAMERAGsrand-new 3S-mm. Rstans
/: GE exposure meter, new. lens
shade, adapter ring, filter, 35-Msn.
developing tank, 2 graduates, de-
velop.ny trays elect. fsrrotype drysT,
ssss hshs; e.sls oss release $50 or best
caMERA. GIfEi mn movie s:s ss::s.s wellsns.k lens:
perfect: viii deliver; $50. Du. ooss
6sfors noon; Ii. s-7735 altar.
cAMERA, Eastman sxeQ Collinnsar
lsns res shutter and bulb. 2 nlm
holders. nne for sroups. lanessapes.
focus f.4.5. Reasonable. cH. $3.50.
cHMssa. lasss Keystone. ls-mm., new.
f-2.5, case, access, fresh koda-
chrome. $50; Morse tank. develops
100 fl, IS. le or s-mn. no. e4ao.
CAMERA, Eastman Kodak. 35-mr-
Retna. Ektar f,3-5 lens. like new,
$40; New Norwood exposure meter.
with case and guarantee, $50. Wo.
CAMERA. Korelle Rensx II: f;s,s
lens: good condition; SIS or best
offer 3a5 East Capitol 81,
CAMERA, Revere ls-mm. magazine.
tuYret; used twice: f:Io focusing
mount lens; new custom built cos
hide carrying case; total cost. S2f5.
sell for sizes. ov. 27bS
CAMERA. IeicR r. lens In leather
case, ersnc-new. BARGAIN Phone
CAMERAs-kocak. with ease. ego.
f:6.3; Asfs With esss. l20. f:7.fs
vosglander Reflex with ease. Nh
CAMERA IxHss. eo-mn. Emay, sun
shade. for Leies; ses Call vE.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

III Close to Camp washington, at
tractive fairly new tavern, COM
pieteiy equipped, business excel;
bus stop at door; lots OF space Tor
tourist cabins should be seen.
HARVEY REAL ESTATE
AZ AS33 OK 1922.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
J. B. MALLOS
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Pastry Shop and Bakery
Old establishment, excellent NV. To-
cation doing good business. Lease
TO suit tenant. Due to illness. Will
be sacrificed for quick sale.
J. B. MALLOS
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BED Srx1NG; 4, singie splraL p9ee-
sasfEAdf fsiaEA as"i coS2s. icoSSH2s sossd sad s.sr.s,r;
ator; comb. else.. Sl36; Hotpoint
slicing machine. $50. SH.. 1884.
BICYCLE-Brsnd-new tricycle.. g
8 year old size: SEQ csll before 2
or after 6 Sligo s73i.
BICYCLE, girrs, 26-inch. Rolfast.
excellent condition, reasonable. UN-
BICYCLE. brand new, sehwinn. si.rs,
won in contest. ia 5266. lis.
BICYCLE, boys. Columbia, 20 inch !;
rood condition; CHEAP, EN-. 20a9.
BICYCLE, sirfs. fun size. J: c. His-
sins: ridden 3 times: perfect con-
dition best ofYer. Or Te72. --l7
BICYCLE, girls, 2s-inch. prevaT,
balloon tires; excellent eondition'
BICYCLE. boys. 7s-!n., good eondi-
ton; s25 or bsst offer. Call 10.
BicYcLEs t2,. 70 in. With extras.
excellent condition; bargain. r.
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cond, white-sidevali tyres Must
ssli. NJ 1884.
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack H. Glazer,

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack HI. GlaZer,
N. Sawtelle, celebrated their 10th
wedding anniversary on Jan. l
and were honored at family din
ner given by their daughter, Sy-
dell.
Here for short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Trachtman and sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Berkowitz, E. 9th, is Leon Tracht-
man, Philadelphia.
Henry Okrent, S. 9th, spent a
week at the Coast.