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Evening star., 1949-02-18

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There is no charge for examination
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No down payment is required. No
sticky, unpleasant medicotions ore
used
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FIN STATIONS.

FIN STATIONS.
WINXF N-o6.3 Me-, Channel 742.
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$40 am. to am.
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to 10 pm.
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4:5O to ii pm
Me-, Channel 254.
9 am. to 1890 am.
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to II pm.
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80 am. to II 80 pm.
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sam. to . pm.
W0 o WI MODS Me-. Channel 77S.
: am. to Midnight
WARI,Fh-t05.5 Me-, Channel 7sS.
3 to 10 pm.
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9 am. to Midnight.
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HIGHLIGHTs TONIGHT.
500, WOL-1ngrid Bergman and
Brian Aherne in Ibsen's "A Dolls
House"
800, Shadow of a Doubt"
the Hitchcock Aim. adapted for radio
with Ray Milland and Ann Blyth
starring.
1890, wMAL-Rocky Castellani
and Charley Fusari, welterweights,
are matched.
le:oo, WOL-An interview Nth
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Earthquake Jars Columbia Glacier

CORONA [H) - The earth quake which jolted Alaska early last week did some face-lifting on famed Columbia Glacier.
 Capt. Charles Nelson, master of the Alaska Steamship company's steamer Aleutian, reported sight ing huge icebergs cluttering up the steamer lanes.
 He said the icebergs apparently broke off from the face of the glacier, near Cordova, and that it was the first time he'd even seen bergs of such size in the area.
 Captain Nelson said the beach under the face of the glacier also showed the effects of the quake. Huge mounds of sand had been pushed up-either from the force of the quake or from a sudden
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
SOURDOUGH CONVENTION PHOTOS ON DISPLAY

On display in the window of the Nugget are two pictures of a group of former Nome Sourdoughs who attended the International Convention of Sourdoughs last month in Los Angeles. Many ia miliar faces are to be found in the pictures which were loaned to the Nugget through the courtesy of Mrs. Ralf Reat.
 Prominently seated at the head table is Mrs. Garnet Martin, who presented the new presidnt, w.. Browne, a former Nomeite, with a life membership in Igloo No. 1, Pioneers of Alaska. Mrs. Martin is a past president of the Nome Auxiliary.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Endorses City Sales Tax

The Northwestern Chamber of Commerce held pub lie meeting September 27 and a discussion held concerning the proposed 2f Sales Tax by the City of Nome for the purpose of deriving needed for many additional necessary expenditures. committee was appointed investigate the proposal and to report its findings prior to October 4th.
 The committee accordingly met on Sept. 3Oth, all members being present. Also present was NorVn Lewis Clerk of District Court who testified and furnished valuable data
 complete compilation of financial statistics cover ing years from 1914 to 1948 incusve furnished by Mrs Carrie McLan, City Clerk From this testimony and statistics the following facts aScertaned
 The Committee report:
 l. Average yearly income of Nome from all sources for five years reported was S73,529,6O. Average yearly expenditures of Nome for the period was SIP 433 2 This indicated to your committee that the average fixed annual expense approximately S75 OOO00
 2 That no major construction of much needed streets drains, and other improvements was undertaken dur ing the five years studied and only temporary repairs were made within the limits of the budget.
 B. That the City must raise during 1949 in addition to fixed expenses an additional $25,00000 breakwater maintenance guarantee fund plus $9000.0O additional school maintenance, bringing the total minimum year. ly expenditure to approximately some $1OO,OO0OO
 4 That the City should raise sufficient additional funds to enable substantial participation in the Federal Grant of matching funds for streets drains, sewerage disposal fire alarm system and fire mains.
 5. The principle source of revenue is derived from Real and Personal Property Taxes which since 1947 have advanced 1OOo any previous year and it IS our opinion that further taxing of this will be punitive and prOhibitive.
 G. That the revenue derived from taxable items, mer chandse goods for sale ndirec sales tax) has been
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
LIVE TO 100. GET A REWARD

BERN, Switzerland, (R - Any Swiss who this year lives to be 100 years old has got little surprise coming from the federal govern ment. The federal council has de- cided to award special honors, the exact nature of which was not given. The occasion is that Swift zerland as a confederation be- comes 100 years old this year.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
News of the World At A Glance -

Continued from Page One would maintain planes and train ing squads in Germany-just in case
 In BuenOs Aires ro-gOVernment newspapers indicated the Argen- tine government is about to de- value the peso.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
Monday. October 3. l94e
By The Associated Press

CBy The Associated Press
 Russia has broken with the Ma tionalist government in China and given recognition to the Chinese Communist regime.
 This blow to the Nationalist gov ernment had been expected In New York T. F. Tsiang, chief Chi nese Nationalist delegate in the United Nations general assembly, said:
 This so-called Peoples Republic of China (the Communist govern ment, being the child of Soviet Russia, would naturally be recog- nized by its father"
 The Chinese Nationalists have presented a complaint to the"6 N. charging the Russians with back ing the Communists in China'S Civil War. The assembly, over Soviet bloc opposition, has voted to debate the charge.
 Britain announced today that she is ready to discuss recognition of the newly-formed Chinese Com munist government with 18 others countries. The countries concerned include the United States and the other member nations of the North Atlantic Alliance and the mem bers of the British Common wealth.
 In a separate diplomatic action Russia accused the Western Allies of trying to split Germany by set ting pu the new West German government at Bonn.
 A Soviet note delivered to the representative of the three West ern powers in Moscow, charged the United States, Britain and France had broken Big Four agreements to try to regain the po- litical and economic unity of Ger many.
 Tension was reported mounting inside Yugoslavia as a result of Premier Marshal Tito's fight with the Moscow-directed Cominform (Communist International Infor- nation Bureau.
 Romania became the latest Com muniSt country of Eastern Europe to scrap her friendship treaty with Yugoslavia. Poland, Bulgaria and Hungary already had followed the lead of Russia in denouncing their alliances with Tito's government.
 There were unconfirmed re- ports in Belgrade that Tito was shifting his troops from western Yugoslavia to the eastern borders facing Hungary and Romania.H
 There appears to be no fear in Belgrade, however, that actual war is imminent.
 Meanwhile, a new effort to end the conflict between Greece and her Communist northern neigh bors gets underway in the United Nations.
 A four-mennber Balkan concilia- tion committee has approved plan calling for invitations to Al bania and Bulgaria to send special the conciliation group.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

Reasons given by the Board for supporting the Sales Tax are: a
 First-That the present indirect tax of 23o nven tories might be reduced. ".
 Second-The possibility of enactment of Territorial Sales Tax might prohibit the city from participating if Sales Tax is not already in effect. '~ .''
 The Chamber of Commerce also made three recom- mendations:
 1-Sales made within the city delivered in transit to out of town customers be exempt
 2-Saes Tax all sales of any single article be linn. ited to $1 100000. t.@ 4
 3-Medical and dental services be exempt.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

movement of the glacier. induced by the quake.
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

consistently minor revenue for the City That all other sources of revenue appear to be de- cining
 That mercantile establishments in the City of Nome have been licensed to sell 800 OOO in gross sales during 1949 In addition services and other mer Chandse-nOt licensed by selling in the City, will sell estimated 5OOOOO.OO in goods and services, bringing the estimated total gross sales in this area over $3 900, 100000.
 9.A levy of 2qo Sales Tax on above retail sales would bring estimated $6O OOO % additional revenue to the City of Nome.
 Therefore in due consideration of the foregoing your committee unanimously favors the enactment of Con- sumers Sales Tax Referendum to be voted on October 4th Special Election.
 Your committee further recommends and requests that this Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce immediately endorse the findings of this committee and requests immediate and concerted action be taken to bring the foregoing facts before the public.
 Signed:
 GORDON OSBORNE
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03
GORDON OSBORNE, ALFRED LOMEN, THEODORE DUFFIELD, STAN MORGAN, H. R. HARPER.

meeting of the Board of Directors of the North western Chamber of Commerce called Saturday afternoon and acted upon the committees report the following action was taken: The committees recommendations were approved and adopted unanimously.
 Signed
The Nome nugget., 1949-10-03

STEVE ANDERSON TED DUFFIELD JOE AMAROK SAM MOGG STAN MORGAN PAUL DRYDEN AL LOMEN DICK CORNWALL DONLYLE
 A. POLET
 PAUL MANDEVILLE GORDON OSBORNE BUD HARPER 's BILL WOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp
1 3O2 IRVING St. NV. Ard q . rn,s

1902 IRVING St. NV, 3rd f.: . rms
Kit, bath; utilities included; seS;
ad aMs preferred; no, 1899;
4 RMS; KIT. AND BATH. End a. of
mo- Woo oGms edslt Rs snly s7s psr
"a 1881 Rhode island ave. ne.
BACHELOR APT. 2 lovely rms. pvt.
oath, facing Rock Creek PIX: refer
enses required; $50; opportunity 2
Fenned ladies. Box 4lo-M. Star.
NEW 8 RIM. AND BATH. LIST A.: Sos;
a stol.s fus gh s s1gDle only; near bus,
2ND FL. APT. facing Rock Creek: Q
rms; kit.. bath, perfect condition:
ssssi .r required. Box 414.M.
lsT. FL. APT. facing Rock creek cree i:
immaculate condition; 3 lse. rms,
Kit. porch, gar. no children, no
Bets ReK 4 9nly best st. references; $3.50 mo
EXTRA LARGE bright. beautiful suite
private entrance. real fireplace, en-
tire moor: $50 room, utilities fur
nished; located in the heart of
rne financial district. 500 18th st.
If You HAVE a modern brick home
for sale in NV, We have q beautiful
apt. near Walter Reed Hosp. Cal
ME. 5744 or GE. 11Os after 5 pm.
TWO BEDROOMS. 500 per month; =
bedrooms. $1O0 per month: ali util,
tiles furn.: block into Nd, from
southern ave. and Marlboro pike.
Veterans preference. A. A. CAROL
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL. $500
Connecticut ave. is taking applica- :
tons for unfurnished apartments
Tor permanent occupancy. Rentals
One living room, one bedroom. bath
and kitchenette. $3.50 to $3.50 per
month. One living room. two bed
rooms, two baths and kitchenette.
S225 to $3.50 per month. THE
~ WINDSOR CO: INC, owner. Ill
FOUR-RM. APT. and pvt. bath, all
utilities; on busline. Call between
l and pm. HI. 3511. IS
APT. AND STORE, 18th st. ne. near
Telephone Co. Bldg.-Completely
decorated. Arm. kit. and bath apt.
With store on LIST A.; both for $3.50
per mo; Call Mr.. Franklin. with
st.-n.w., ST. 1900.
2-BEDROOM APT. with liv. rm. and
kit, semipvt. bath: $50 per mo.
1900 Bunker Hill I'd, Brentwood,
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL to share apt with 2 others;
Col. I'd. NV. CO. ss06. Ext. ao6
CLEVELAND PARK-oirl to share h.
twin beds. pvt. "a bath and phone;
mr.: Bureau of Standards: So5 mo
GIRLS no SHARE HOME with other
Govt. girls; sale. and share room,
ssS MITa ST very =, oo reasonabls Ms,
$50 pm. RA. 6955. 900 % s'e'
MAN. 25 to 35, wanted to share
large, well-furn. apt. with another
man; has firepl. Conn. ave. above
Fla; S75, including maid service
stiis. and laund. Sat. after ~, and
WORKING GIRL. shar. furn. apt
downtown NV. with employed couple
Phone DI. 5000. q
REFINED. MIDDLE-AGED employed
lady wanted to share modern bedrm
NV; rm., dinette. kitchen and bath
apt: conv., close-in elevator bldg ,
preparation OF eve. meal No ex-
pe pens except to share cost Of food
LADY, Jewish, wishes to share apt.
with lady or couple; pvt. bedroom
s igs1 p Inturn m re sa.R g. s2.os
Shhh6 SPACIOUS,
light. room with l other gent; Ice
closet; mod. furn. 1107 Mass. NV.
GIRL OVER 25 to share Broom ant.
with another girl. 5O7 18th st. Sc.
Call TR. 5643. -
GIRL to share with another young
lady, charming NV apt. all utiI-
tiles, S65. no. 53aS after 6. %
NV. SECTION-Will share modern
turn apt. with another girl over 25;
cow. transp. Telephone EN-. 1851
GIRL. gentle. Of to 30. to share O.
bedroom apartment with 8 other
girls: $50 so. OR. 2123. 8.
JEWISH WOMAN wishes to share her
attrac: mod. 3-room apt. (n.w.)
with Jewish girl or woman; l bed
nm, kit. privils.; near all transp.
Call 3 am. to noon. 5 to IL pm,
IA. 1850 or GE. 1892 -
NICE DOUBLE ROOM, kitchen priv
ileges; 5 min. to Pentagon: working
couple preferred. 401 s. veitch st..
TWO GIRLS to share Ice. e-rm. spt.
with other girls in NV. sec; age
20-25;, Call AID. SAGA. Ext. SOC
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1900 18th ST. N.w.-Doubles to
single available; very nne meals,
ssea seth ST. N.w.-1ovely sinsl.
1SsI MASS. AVE. NV. The Oak.
mont-very lge. attr. dbl. and triple
F fmS; sxsei cG mHsls SS5 mo- ea-s
Or unfurn.; mod. rates. Martha
| Washington htnngSton Seminary manasement
1859 n ST. NV. For a refined
christian, sober man: delicious
meals ma homeiike atmosphere; $3.50
ATTRACTIVE. FRIENDLY HOME for
i y0nas men en- e sselIent food; conv.
THE MAR-LEETA, 15e5 18th st. NV.
Nicely furnished rooms for young
ssss sas s0e sases @sn boa 11nns:
MANSION CLUB, 223O Mass. ave
Fine home. good food; young boys
p ana I,g glrIS only; 500 monthly. 7'
BEAUTIFUL HOME for young men
pleasant surroundings and fine serV.
ice D1ssIN's, 2013 Mass. ave. DE.
1869 PERRY pL., of 14th-w.rm,
ss1 iG VIXEN Eentls%Psn ds1icie gso meals;
NICELY FfUjRN. ssle. G room | for man;
iington's finest guesthouse; famous
Ior ITS food and service. Call MRS
s SAMPLE iss, No q gN77 70 c.,,,,, -
good home-cooked food; on transp.
MI. 7421. g
Ice. DBLE. RIM. next bath, excel.
meals; good neighborhood; married
couple pref. DU. O625. ii
1926 10th ST. N.W.-single and
e double Ssd rms nn excel meals; s45 mo.
YouS sGo VI WoMEN's residence at sttr.
a at1 d I'm, excel. meals. incl. Sundays.
YOUNG MAN in double room, twin
BEDS 5eds, meals. 7 days; good transp.
2ool Columbia I'd. NV, Ho. s452.
DOUBLE ROOM, excellent food, close
1soI G 18th ST. H Nv oaSS
residence for business people; attrac-
tive, clean, rooms, seiective menus,
n Sywsplt Gh5. l401 10th st.
-Attr. dble.. priv. bath; vacancies
to share girls and men,; excel. menu,
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1901 21st st.-one
81 Washington's choice guest homes
car call m Ho ana TsoS women; excellent meals.
WENDELL. TERRACE-vacancy for
girl to share; also l double room,
IDEAL 1or young couple; warm. pleas
ant mouse: good food; excel. transp ::
maid service; recreation room;
S41 30 monthly. 1927 Belmont I'd
11Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Large rm., near
shower. for men; share rm. with
running water; good meals, switch
sos 14th ST. NW.-Nicely fur
nished room with breakfast. for two
Soung people; private detached
transportation. Phone RA. 1928.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10Th At NV
Beautiful double room, suitable for
10 couple. Also double and sin
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AFRICAN vI0LETs-Final ciearanc

AFRICAN vIOLETS-Final clearance
Many new varieties. Large and small
plants. leaves, equipment; leaving
city. MRS. WILSON, OR. 1853. IS
HAY = Timothy, clover. lespedeza
mixed alfalfa. Also straw. I will de-
liver. Phone Vienna 171-J-l. -l5
COW MANURE, well rotted, $3.50
per Is bushels; So per 10 bushels:
81 80 per bushels. Delivered. WA
MALL CHAIN SAWS. light. portable.
IA horsepower; also one-man port
able cleo. mall saw; parts and re-
pairs MALoNEY's NC. sI26 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. Nd, SH: 1880.
NEW I. H. c. LIME SPREADERS.
hammer mills. corn shelters, wagons.
cultivators for H or M. A or B trac-
tors. Flows for A or B tractors,
manure leaders, small gas engines,
grass seed attachments for soil pull
verizers, new Holland balers. bale
leaders, saws. hammer mills, shelters,
disk harrows, soil pulverizerS. cult
mulcher, La Vale elevators. "a and
81 #; CODY wagons and tractor
tIailers, small chain and bow saws.
Myer pumps. Louden barn equip
ment, snow plows for all makes of
tractors. used l. H. c. W-3O, 1920
F-l2, W-6 and H tractors. disk har-
row. manure loader. Get your or
derS in now for your I. H. c. cub
for early delivery. MALONEY' S,
INC. Sl2o Ga. ave, Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
APARTMENTS WANTED

NAVY CHIEF and wife desire furn.
sspts.' no chl,dren; Sc. or ne; limit
SIC No. Of 81 Son ldScEn, 18th or 14th
occupy alone; refs. REQ. WA. seis.
ONE BEDROOM OR Eff. APT. pri-
vate. bath; vic. Pentaeon or Dupont
PAWS. MI. 971s after $50. ali day
WANT g ROOMS and kitchen. Not
EMBASSY oFf1ciAI desires small
NJ N6 , TORRES durins office hossTs'
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire 8
or 4 room apt. furn., Sc. Randall
aishlands preferred; perm. Box
BACHELOR, lawyer with car desires
private apt. or other suitable hous-
nqs s s'G sos s g Some ss nad 'sEyes
CANADIANS. require / or 2 rm. furn.
Cali no. 1910, Ext. 1873 day; NO.
GEORGETOWN STUDENT and wife
f ess5s e. ea a sSs 5s5a Ask With o
FURNISH Ed EFFICIENCY APT. by
employed woman; preferably NV.
section; up to $50; pc. 1851. -
ployed. desire 1-bedroom apt. pri-
town. After 6 pm. SHERMAN,
ME. 9247, or write Box 3s6-L, Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE need 1-bedroom
apt, furn. or unfurn.; Sc. sec. only
Saadllo Mss l sSssI. Lu. 71ss, RE
1-BEDRM. APT, unfurn., for Q quiet
refined, nonnn oking, nondrinkins
girls; perm. govt. empls. GL. 1871
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED, 4-bedrm.
nome nome Isl II. law, knotty pine rec
s sst01 nt ss5 3M Rss n4 DiRoS ss cd Tsd
w JUss 18th st. NV, ST. 1900, Ewes.
sis5-PERFEcT coND., 6 years wo old,
semidet. brick, 3 bedrms. and .
'ss ass rR sss sa nr heat ME sta Err
CHEVERLY MD. BRICK home ar
ranged for. . families; 8 rms. and
bath; lst fl, available Jan. II; S11O
mo; plus utilities. A. H. SEIDEN-
GEoRGETowNH, 1 4Sto' ssth st.-un-
Im., fireplace. powder room. garden.
bedrms.. dressing room and bath;
Def; BRICK COLONIAL, carefully
be rsry b s.dTae fgrP h.tb v I'm rm Il
rm., cleo kit, maids Law, oil heat,
Hnr nspa walled garden, $225. DE
FURN: OLD STONE HOUSE at tic foot
Of Sugar Loaf Mt.-3 bedrms., 2
paths mi st. f Ire aces; oil h;,w.h;: 40
". lease; 1928 per mo-; 900 #. of
dirt land, muddy 2 mos of yr. ASK
operator for Buckeystown. Md. 1864
e or Trit IT, TO Box 49, Route 2, Fred
coUNSiTR ~ CLUB HILLS, Arlington ms
va.-This lovely white brick, in
Arlinston's most exclusive residen-
tial section. is offered for rent COM
pletely furnished; LIST floor, large
living rm. with picture window and
wood-burning fireplace, family sized
dining rm., well equipped kitchen,
l bedrm. and tiled bath; 2nd floor,
bedrms., bath and den; recreation
rm., bath in basement: oil heat, q
car garage; $3.50 per month. To
inspect, call GEORGE H. RUCKER
CO.. Realtors 1403 N. Courthouse
AT VII EAi Ely furnished to- town
house; s bedrooms. . baths, nre.
l 1sss available Immediately. PU
ONE MIN. TO 18th ST., 1882 ogden
st. n.w.--Nicely furnished, newly
decorated house, consisting Of 8
bedrms.. bath, study, 2 showers.
kitchens with>ice boxes, cleo. wash.
mach; basement, oil heat; att. ga
rage; 5000 per mo. Call Elk $3.50,
Ext. 1888 between 9 am. and 6 p m
BELTsvILLE, MD.-wen furnished
LocxTEED IN restricted 0 indian sprins
Village, Silver Spring, 2-story brick,
3 bedrooms, Ia baths, on End floor;
living room, dining room, kitchen,
den and powder room, LIST floor
recreation room. detached garage;
furnished. $176 mo. Immediate oc-
eupancy. CAL EpW. c. HoLME 4D
Realtor, sH. 600. ~
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures ST
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
Double bed; block Union Station;
s s5s vk. Ludlow 5540 or owens oven
4Ia > ST, N.E..Lse double room
block OF Stanton Park 7'
1898 d ST. NE.-Large front. next
to bath; IL min. to downtown;
Teas:; rent to refined woman. TR
1928 SUMMIT PL. N.E.-Private
home, very reasonable; 2 furnished
rooms connected or single; couple or
single person; semipvt; bath, kitchen
eFosstown. Gsll tn Il. pU. 5ol33:;
sleeping room, next to a bath. in a
private home; couple, S4S; single.
$40; good transportation: kitchen
and laundry privil. AID. O666. -12
1900 BLADENSBURG RID. NE
Very lge. front nm. for couple or 2;
main f., Ink, pvt. home. FIR.
CLAIMING ST. N.E.-Nice double
front room. next to bath pvt home,
laundry privileges. HO. 1865. IS
COLORED = 1884 EMERSON ST
Ne Employed couple or man; j
child acceptable Ii 1912. u
COL0RED - FURNISHED RIM for
empl., neat. Christian couple: no
drinking privils. Call Fri. after 6;
Sat. all day, AK. 5l44.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD. d

MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD, dry,
under shelter, 16 to "a in; ST.
cord: immed. del. TIE. 1881 after
OAK CORD WOOD, SIT cord: u cord,
$40; any length; immediate deliv-
cry. LII. 1894 -l2
MIXED SEASONED WOOD. fireplace
size. SIS per cord. UN. 1854. IS
FIREPLACE WOOD-Seasoned, all
hardwood, free kindling with each
or FA. $3.50. -13
WELL-SEASONED OAK. fireplace
wood; cords, u cords, u cords de-
nvered. Call MA. $685..
SLAB WOOD, 2 cords for S27; fire.
place wood, 2 cords for $3.50; S19
single cord; Delivered any length.
Spruce Ol2S-J.
FIREWOOD and fence posts-Spiit
seasoned locust: S1S cord. del 2,OOl
locust posts. IN; reas. EN-. 53ss