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Evening star., 1950-06-25
Woman Begs Bandit Not to Fire;
He Doesn't, But Takes $40
Youth ConceuIs Gun
Under Sweater Token
To Cleaning Shop

The middle-aged manager of a
cleaning shop was robbed of about
$40 but unharmed yesterday. by
an armed youth who heard her beg
him not to shoot.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant, Sc. 1888
the Vogue Cleaners, 1648 Colum-
bia road NV, shortly after pm.
when a young man entered. carry
ing a sweater.
Mrs. Bryant said the man asked
to have the sweater cleaned. As
she started to take it. she noticed
it covered a pistol in the mans
hand, Mrs. Bryant explained.
II kept telling him loved boys,
Mrs. Bryant said. Il told him ]
had two sons. I begged him not
to shoot me. 1t didn't make any
difference. He jumped over the
counter and forced me into the
back room where the cash regis
ter is.
He said he wanted all my re-
ceipts and no monkey business.
u told him he could have what
there was but the man had just
come for most the days money.
I think the robber took about $40"
After the youth ran out of the
store, Mrs. Bryant called for help.
First person to come to her as
sistance was Mrs. c. A. Kercher
SIT Mozart place NV, owner OF
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Diver Breaks Neck
In Shallow Water

A 2I-year-old Washington man
suffered a broken neck yesterday
when he dived into shallow water
at Bay Ridge. Md. He was re-
ported in serious condition at
Anne Arundel County General
Hospital.
He is David w. Beebe. an en-
ploye of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, who lives at 7746
Sixteenth street NV.
According to reports. he dived
into water only about one foot
deep of the beach at Bay Ridge
striking his head on the bottom
Friends with whom he went to
the beach on a church party res
cued him and he was taken to the
hospital by the West Annapolis
Fire Department ambulance.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

job, though he remains in office
as lameduck caretaker until
new government is formed.
Even though the conference
may continue, shadow had been
cast on the brilliance of the French
idea, hailed by many in the West
as a great step toward European
unity.
Already West German officials
at Bonn were expressing grave
concern that the fall of the spon-
soring Bidault government en-
dangered the plan.
France was saved from greater
embarrassment only by the fact
that the German, Italian, Belgian
Netherlands and Luxembourg del
egates have taken time out just
now.
Farley Set For Thursday.
Nearly as important and just as
Evening star., 1950-06-25

embarrassing to the French was
the reaction on the troubled Indo-
Chinese situation. Only yesterday
the government scheduled a con-
ference to begin next Thursday at
Pau in Southern France with top
cabinet members from the French
protected governments of Wet
Nam, Laos and Cambodia.
Former Emperor Bao Dai who
heads the Wet Nam state in its
American aided fight against Mos
cow-recognized guerrillas, had
come half way around the world
to keep in touch with the CONFER
ence. Today he took out a fishing
license.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

the Woodley Cleaners in the Wood
ley Park Towers Apartments.
She's been my Good Samari-
tan." Mrs. Bryant said. Goodness
knows I'm nervous enough. To-
morrow I have to go to the rob-
berry squad to try to identify the
robber from some pictures.
Mrs. Bryant called the homes of
her two sons. Edward and Fran
els. to tell them of her experience.
Then she continued to work until
she was off at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
oDON'T TREAD.

II everything you own Is in perfect
state of repair and spanking clean,
don't bother to read any further. But
II you have a cigarette lighter an
umbrella, a handbag or some luggage
have a suit. dress or coat that needs
alteration, don't stop. II you like
custom dry cleaning. expert shoe re-
pair and the best in reweaving, this
is for you. Take any of those prob
lens to Codys Servicenter. They
fix anything! Cody's Servicenter, sI2 1
18th ST.. NV. An entire building
devoted to services-located right IN
the heart of downtown! Phone ST. ,
T09s for pickup and delivery service.
Mail orders accepted.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01
Rust Conference
Set for Nov. 6

WAYS AND MEANS of combat
ing rust damage to wheat, particu-
larly the new strain 15B which is
threatening wheat production in the
northwest, will be studied at the
rust research conference to be held
at Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 6.
Speakers and their topics as sched-
uled, according to N. Jay Leonard,
manager of the Grand Forks Cham
Der of Commerce, sponsors of the
conference, are Don C. Fletcher, ex-
ecutive secretary, Conference for the
Prevention of Grain Rust, Minneap-
OILS, History of Rust Damage; DR..
K. S. Quisenberry, head agronomist,
USDA, Beltsville, Md, Developing
Rust Resistant Varieties Through
Cooperative Research; DR.. E. C.
Stakman, Minneapolis, "Stem Rust
Constant Hazard" and c. r. Carl
son, Minneapolis, "Rust - an Eco
nomic Threat in the Northwest"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01
Farm Bureau Meet
Set for Nov. l3-l5

THE MONTANA STATE Farm
bureau will hold its 31st annual
convention at Billings Nov. Is, IA
and Is.
President Clarkson Spain of Boze-
man, announces that Roger Fleming,
secretary and treasurer and legis-
lative director of the American
Farm Bureau Federation and for
several terms president of the Iowa
farm bureau will be a featured
speaker.
Herbert Livingston, chairman of
the Wyoming Farm Bureau Fedora
tons state legislative committee will
discuss the development of farm
bureau legislative program that viii
bring results. Mr.. Livingston is en-
gagged in the livestock business in
Weston county, Wyoming, near
Newcastle and has taken an active
interest in the work of farm bureau
in his state for the past 20 years.
Commodity Group Session
Of special interest to farm bureau
members will be the state commod-
ity group sessions to be held the first
day of the convention. The Mon
tana State Farm bureau has active
state committees on livestock, dairy,
field crops, poultry and fruit and
vegetables. Much progress is being
made in developing commodity COM
mittees at the county level. These
committees are working through the
commodity departments of the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
Mrs. Harold Wright of Belgrade,
president of the Associated Women,
states that Mrs. Roscoe Eliason of
Let's, Ia, who is chairman of the
Associated Women of the Iowa Farm
bureau, will describe her expert
ences while attending the triennia1
meeting of the Associated Country
Women of the World held in Copen-
hagen in September.
A full program is in the making
for the women of farm bureau. A
music talent contest Will also be
staged as part of the Associated
Women's program.
Entertainment Feature
A reception is planned for the first
night and a banquet and dance will
highlight the program on the second
day. Wednesday will see resolu-
tons adopted, state officers elected
and plans developed for building a
greater organization in 1851.
Convention headquarters will be
in the Commercial club building and
all requests for hotel or motel ac-
coimmodations should be directed tc
the Billings Commercial Club, Boz
2099, Billings, Montana.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01
SH0PSMITH
MPnpose, Earm-Fitted
Power Shop s1cn5o.
ONLY lUJ
*wifh Fs-hp. heavy-duty motor. $3.50.

DIG! Rugged! Powerful SHoPsMTR
is the heavy-duty power shop that
combines in one unit circular saw,
vertical and horizontal drill press,
lathe and sander - all the tools you
want for building and repairing. It
has the capacity to handle your
biggest construction jobs - home,
barn, chicken houses, storage bins.
It has the accuracy to turn out the
finest cabinet work. And it's built
for years of time and money saving
service. Yet SHoPsMITH costs just
$169.5O ($199. so with 1a-hp. heavy
duty motor. Takes only 10 square
feet of shop space. Converts from
one tool to another in less than so
seconds. See SHoPsMrTH at leading
hardware or Montgomery Ward
stores. And send coupon for free,
illustrated booklet.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01

Heovy-dufy rs" Drill Press can be used
vertically or horizontally (for extra
large work.. Jacobs key chuck takes
drills up to IA dia. 4" quill feed.
Clearance table to chuck-27" max;
floor to chuck-55" max. -Four ball
bearings. Variable speeds.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01

H2'|, ass~
V.cxE.Na<S
JUDGIN' from what the opposin'
candidates say about each other, we
are fortunate the country isn't in
worse shape than it is.
I admire the candidate who
comes OUT flat-footed and says just
what he thinks about controver-
sial issues. may or may not vote
for him but at least know where
he stands. pass up the boys who
try to carry water on both Shout
ders. They ought 10 be doin' a
balancin' act in some circus in
stead of in the political arena.
In. this fight against communism
in the world, Uncle Sam is soon goin'
to have to make it rule to help only
those who help themselves. lCoun-
tries that won't go all out for their
own defense now wouldn't be worth
much as allies when the chips are
down.
That neighbor of mine gave up
all hope of bein' millionaire sew
eral years ago. Now. after xeadin'
about what some authority said
about how high taxes were goin'
to get he says he just hopes he
can continue to be low thousand
aire.
Martha's cousin Jessie, aged rs,
finally married her childhood sweet
heart aged 80 a few days ago. They
had been plannin' to get married all
these years but kept putin it off
until they could afford it. Cousin
Jessie wrote that the groom still was
not quite sure it was the thing to do.
He was little afraid people might
think he was gettin' hitched just to
avoid bein' drafted.
The city farmer down the road
says If is impossible for a woman
to be married 10 the same man for
80 years. After rs years he isn't
the same man.
Protein Pete says if he had some
frosted wheat he'd feed it to the
hogs, if he had some hogs.
Alfalfa Ike thinks the UN ought
to be more generous with any flu
ture Soviet satellites that start any
aggression or monkey business.
and give them the very best we
have-the atomic bomb. AS the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01

Big capacity 8" cireuIar Sow cuts to
depth of M. Large fitting table
locks at any angle up to AS. With
extension (included), effective table
area measures II" 54". Mounted
on casters, SHoPsMITH is completely
mobile, can be moved to the job.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01

JUDGIN' from what the opposin'
candidates say about each other, we
are fortunate the country isn't in
worse shape than it is.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01

That neighbor of mine gave up
all hope of bein' a millionaire sew
eral years ago. Now. after readin'
about what some authority said
about how high taxes were goin'
to get he says he just hopes he
can continue to be low thousand
aire.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-11-01

Entering a lawyers office in a
small Tennessee town, buxom wife
from the hills said: 81 amt a COM
plainin' woman, Mr.. Smith, but my
husband amt dom right. When one
of our mules died, he hitched me
up with the other one to a plow."
''Why, that's inhumane!" declared
the lawyer. 'Do you want di-
vorce?"
''Nope," she answered. s'But 1 want
another mule. I've about worked
that skinny old one to death and
he ought to have rest"
Evening star., 1950-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN.-Din, rm. set consisting o.
10 pcs, also pad and glass tops
solid mahog., orig. price 81 800
will sell for $3.50: dinette set, tabl.
and 4 chairs, $40. AP. 1922. -2t
FURN.-2 complete metal twin beds
dresser. chairs. tables. lamps. rugs
bookcases and metal kit. set. . gN
FURN.-one room: for sale cheap;
leaving town; diyan, bookcases
FnRHRne' SnslSs Rlaee new nw APT APt; hro.d,oo
good cond,: sxl4l2, S75; pad. $40;
chair. Chippendale. mohair, rose
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS, new
WsRsSER ySsd; FLIP en9 up; tnstalIed St yqHM g g
500 5000 tasih eesdision ta0f Ho tog Pso5. burner
refrigerator. S45. Cali KE. 3-6479
GAS RANGE, used 36-in. Hardwick,
| EXCEL cond., remodel!ng kitchen.
also port g05table slse ssrv F9psr ,1a
GAS RANGES. used; fall sale: from
eco. since .sisN .sis; ss7 = F "sn'ntS St. NV
Gas sliS RANCE; sSoIs table TOP, good cond.;
GAS RANGE, 4-burner with oven,
35xaq, very good shape, only $50;
base cabinet, -sl5. RA. 1910.
GAS RANGE. Estate 4-burner grill
6Toiier' oven excellent condition.
GAS RANGE, 35-inch Quality, almost
new excellent condition, $50. LU
GAS 4 -, RANGES; new, used credit; in;
sdssilatten dsi aae' DE EPEEkdEss 5asdi SALES, 22s7
GAS RANGE. Tappan with vision
| light oven, never used; retail
S2599.95. will sell best offer. AD.
GAS RANGE, Hardwick. standard Size
| 4-burner' table top S35. TIE. 1857
GAS COOK STOVE. oxford Universal;
also 5-pc. chrome kit set; priced
separately or lot; S55 or best offer.
GAS STOVE. lge., white porcelain.
sWsffFf'TfalS sWfFT 1887 nsm srewer plfAEhEs 81: M. j.
GENERATORS-sTARTERs, $3.50 I'D;
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs; 36th
year: CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. O224
GLASSWARE gold band. Call ia.
GOLF cLUBs-Men's steel set and
bag. Sl9; iady's. S16; beginners,
$40; fine overcoat, $40. NE. 1916.
GOLF SET, old, but good condition
nice ior beginners SIS. oW, 47lo.
GUN. shotgun, 12-eauge. Browning
OV. $3.50. ID
GUN - Stevens. 12-gauge double
barrel good condition; $50. OW.
Gun. As auto. Colt with micro sights
and .!!2 pistol, Argus scope % P
With case. Gun box holds 4 guns.
Best offer. OR. 1886.
Gun, Remineton 30. 81. special
made. leather case. Must sell due
GGNs@Win. e sickRenS. 5od mo- 2:G3S; q 80 Hornet ?
new. cost S135 best offer; Colt .45
auto. pistol, excellent 100 rounds
ammo. extra barrel best offer. WO,
GUNS, Colt Frontier" 45-cal., per-
tectly matched pr; cannot be told
1Sw WeseFs senSne osFers DssF srDs 5nd
cartridge belt; $500 or best offer.
GUSs-l6-sa. New" Ithica, 2s-
INCH barrels. beayertail forend ex-
cellent, $3.50: 5000 Win carbine.
gsed gssi on 9nce e new sight and ammo..
private owner Union 3I56.
tsEse. 5ss revolver, extremely s' aeeuTste, Ssts.
or best offer, FA. 9573.
GUNS-Modern and ANTIQUE; Luger
pistols and fine sporting rifles; ideal
Christmas gifts. S100 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda, Oh. 3342, after
GUTT AR. Hawaiian electric, steel, plus
4aatube smpliher; like new; bargain;
Evening star., 1950-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FIRESIDE CHAIRS t2). l occasiona
chair for S15 or or best offer, Bet
FIRETRUCK. chflds, practically new
S15. Ii. 4-6612.
FLOOR LAMP, large antique; good
condition. DU. 2S70.
FLUTE, prewar German manufac-
tured. Fine condition. 500 81
0S53.
FORD WHEEL. tire tube, 7.17. BEAv-
Err ELECTRIC SERVICE 1416 G
FREEZERS--Fl. samples. Save up to
20% ,,I,i I5 mos; to pay; ALPERsTEIN S
ave, TAX PIX. Md. SH. 2700 SH
4393 Open Mon" Thurs. Sat. It'll 0
FREEZER, Gibson, 6-cu.-ft; l yeai
old; guaranteed peri. cond; S175
81. 1925.
FREEZER, SACRIFICE
1s-ft. DEEP FREEZE home freezer
Sold when new for S599.95. No
reasonable offer refused. IL 3-90S2
Evening star., 1950-11-26

FURNITURE: Large sale
bedroom suites, dinette sets
refrigerators, dining room
suite. living room pieces
chairs, fancy coffee. lamp
and end tables, odd dressers
chests, chifferobes, etc.
Numerous other household
effects, including Persian
and domestic rugs of vari-
GUS kind. Those seeking
good clean furnishings at
modest costs will do. well to
attend this sale. All to be
sold by Public Auction this
Tuesday, Nov. 18th, COM
mencing at 2 PM. at the
Williams Auction House. 918
New York Ave. Phone MA.
2679.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

toVernnent surplus oouoie DuHk'
86" width Govt. surplus used Holly
wood beds with innerspring mat
tress, S1s.95.
Wave folding beds, S795.
metal beds. complete with mattress.
ottomans. S1.e5.
n; FRANK 55 4 SON 414 srd st. NV.
BED: single. complete with box spring
and mattress: 4-drawer chest. .di-
nette set. 4 chairs. sundry other
etn eitfsnS: excel cond cal 81 v.1snat 2sa4.
mans. black, size SO. $40. co.
BED. double decker. with new mat
tresses; Lionel train. complete with
All accessories. AL. o39S or AL.
BEDGsinsle Roll-away: brand new
s!snfssSt' sSss ssss,e$: s EM M s542 s%'s SIZE e's''
nut. $50: Norse ssea washing Shin mach mach, $50; So
BEDS, Hollywood, q, Roll-a-ways;
crib. basket and stand, high chair
desks, bookcase. porch rocker, WI
BEDs-Roll-away bed, "a size, with
mat; also innerspring mat, full bed
BED. double Simmons metal. inner
spring mattress, springs: clean, ex-
teh,a eetlent sond;; w, s25a Gaso Nah cocktail
BED. double, walnut finish, box spring
and mattress. in good condition;
BED. Maple; -, spring, innerspring
san s1S MSes NJ sve aF'Slss W ss Ga
BEDs-Two GI bunk beds, converted
to twins, with innerspring mat
tresses. like new; s25. JA. 4-077l.
bkR aapis afsss.r ssls snd iRs aed 80 "a5t jo
e-97ss, Sunday only.
BEDS, maple wood. twin; complete:
walnut veneer dresser and chest. of
sh6 d1sVeFs d5ie all Aes s6e sprngE nR su
mattress; good condition. oW
BED, 2c'i single. mahog. finish, exception
sey sonpsts S19d 81 ST. 'pTo5pse in esoe! fss
table. chest. dishes, Cooking uten-
issvins city. III. oe5s. s447 14th
BED. double. with box spring, sis or
best offer. JU. 7-6445.
BED. double, complete. solid birch.
Wayne pl, Sc, Apt. 3. 10, 2-6247
BED, folding, all;metal cot with
BED REST. bed table. breakfast tray.
picture puzzles with stand, games;
rFnRnnM fo6 inysIidfi WNo tcopIete SS4S set,
dinstte table, small bookcase. EN-.
BEDRM. SUITE, lined oak. cushman
maple dinette and liy. rm. turn,;
rsasonable. TE $500; Ext. II. L2s
caSt SI so6. nri.s SaHn 1S9s
River I'd. NV. hours, 10 to 5.
BEDRM. SUITE. twin beds, 2 matt
2 box springs. chest of drawers
night aRa tsnle hst ehaiT excel sn5 soqd peas "a
sRDRso5SM HE s5tss suPTR. PH s.pe. sun: wal, sllo
Aso az s1Ha stEd,o gH sGucb sa94 edd chairs tables
BEDROOM ED. g 6oo SUITE UT tor gs sso %shOE %hO
BsbRooM Sii;i SUITE, 91 hall @ table @tES anc
mirror. radio and misc. articles
alss aIsS TUXEDO ES aIt spit size 3S4o Sigh slis5ts
tHin seas srn eleRe ehests esh nighf fe
stands. mirror. etc; cost S4s5; best
offer, sunday, nddayy, 143S Spring .rd
sRRTo sR6kooa 62: sGiTE. iGS modern waterfall
with coil springs and Simmons
Beauty Rest mattress. S95, Cal
10. 3-3697.
BEDROOM, liv. room. din. room. rug.
miscl. 1924 3sth st. NV. 2-5 pm
BEDRM. SET, Ape. mahog; double
bed chest OF drawers, vanity, bench;
good cond. $50. Cypress 9031.-
BEDROOM SUITE-Mod. blond, solid
natures: nisht table With With 5 draw.
ersi only year old. in excel. cond.
orig. cost. $3.50; will sac. S175i
must sell by Nov. 30. WI. 1858.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
LIVING ROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
sAv1Aas ss As VI or HpARAHr56 fS5l u 55as 49H 9S
NEW SAMPLE cLosEoUTs0LooK
AT THESE BARGAINS: Fine sofa
bed, was S9950 now S5a5 GUS
tom-built studio couches. make twin
beds, were STa,50. now S56,75;
finest quality Hidabed with Serta
inner-sprine mattress, covered in
$3.50 so. now slaa.5 so: fine mahoe
knee-hole desk. was 5000. now
$3.50; fine quality lined oak desk,
was $3.50. now S64 80. Many
more. baraains too numerous to
mention Open Thursday It'll Q pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
LOVE SEAT, custom-covered, SOB:
beautiful teak chair and table, SS5;
large lamp, S25. ia. 2477.
LOVE SEAT, Lawson type, turquoise
green; 4 months old; S65. KE. g.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

CAMERA, Leica &C, 2 lenses. S225i
Sl65; Zeiss binoculars, ctd,, case,
SS5. Pvt. JE. 3-S7S9.
CAMERA. Rolleifiex, zeiss Tessar,
FPS lens. case, sunshade' filter S95'
rs. Compur- Rapid, case, tripod
cost over $500, sell Sl20; SH; 1046
CAMERA, Kodak: Vigilant. 616 film:
leather case; shutter speeds. good
caMR sGaf s2s soaat Or ee:s S oa mm p1actesy hsSf
case. $50 cash. Rockville 202s.
CANARIES, singers, reasonable, also
undetermined sex, cheap: Call
morning or evening, EN-, 3221' =
Tess. Szs ofiss sassseTs TA. i is5fi dse0 RED ANY
CARPET-Sale Of 27-inch carpet a!
prices actually below present: mill
cost. Ideal for .stairways and hall
runners. Attractive .colors and pat.
our main office. 1413. New York ave
NV. GRIFFITH CONSUMERS co
CARPErING AND RUGs-Big savings
to cash buyers. Compare our con-
tract price on wall.to,wall carpeting
4HAn, 4Hy nfne R%, 7sos' sFsnd' MRS IEVEN'
CARRIAC. stroller type; high chair
in exc condition. Large size
doll ce AID. S740.
CASH ! iSTER. National, best
1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
CASH REGISTER. National, electric
black and chrome: nine separate
totals; receipt and detail: cost 5000;
ICE ICE ST STATION, md ave. ave- : and n / Coles Coles
vile rd., Silver Spring, Nd. SH
CASH REGISTER, National, cheekout
self-service; just like new; bar.
gain. 329 H st. ne.
CEMETERY LOTS-Beautiful lots In
Lincoln Cemetery. Call WI. 35e3
CHAIRS, 35 theater,- type. folding
seats, in groups. red leather uphols.,
reas. 2025 r. !. ave. ne.
CHAIR, extra large, extra comforta-
BILE; upholstery worn; slip cover Ia ..
cluded; $40. OR. 4919.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

FURNITURE - Almost new studio
couch, Eclipse. ,innerspring. Formica
ddinette set. Sligo 5i56 after 2 pm
FURN.-Dinette table, 4 chairs; love-
seat, rose, rug sx12; all good cond
FURN.- -5-piece lime oak dinette
set. 3-piece chrome breakfast set
6h blond NAH. chest Of drawers, port
IA IA sss4 ' 49oi GSd'etS, snd st' st' n.e' ee0'ne'
FURN.-Simmons Hids-a-Bed pastel
green, like new. cost S279 sac
less than half cost. Hollywood bed
FuRNITURE--2-pc living room suite
Slse De eGys5s @spe see sadioom Gdd s5 sofa s35
cabinet. $3.50 chest of drawers
and dressers. SIS up; maple and
blond birch dinette sets. sofa-bt u
modern love seat. !S-t5: D. r. dining
table, $50; tables, lamps. odd beds.
until 7:.30 evenings.
$40; buffet 50x36xls. $40; boudoir
chair, br. satin. $3.50; all excel
cond AID. 3797. SO
FURNITURE-Bedro suite and liv.
ing room furniture. Call Wo. 1892
FURNITURE Fine twin bedroom
table and 6 chairs. pr. old English
lusters. small commodes several
pieces silver, brass andirons and
elegant brass FIRE screen. Few other
articles. $40 so, Washington St,
Alex. Va. . blocks south of post
office). PHI, OV. 37i1. Must be sold
rain CT shine. Come see what's for
immediate sale.
FURNITURE Davenport-da bed
chest Of drawers, rug. radio. anc
typewriter; interested in selling al
to one party; no dealers. Phone
AID 1881 for appt.. or OR. 1855
Evening star., 1950-11-26

cotton 1eltS from So so: 3b-in. used
inner-springs. SS.95: beds and chests,
sa"ines. N. FRANK g. SON. 414 ard
ST. NV.
MEAT ; sLICER. s25. Cal Brandy.
MIMEoGRAPH. ABB Dick model 7sA,
MR Msifs'Tfi S9PPfTat1ng ng sendtton $50.
MIMEOGRAPH MACHINE. Ar ntck
caII Miss 81 DAVIS. re- RfsS 7Ss' f8 0ea'ef''
MINIATURES. imported, beautiful
frames; Persian lamb coat. SIZE W
xtSu X; beth reasonable. co, 1858.
ter su bsak Wl SesS SendtSn Ps1,sD neT s win
border. size 4; sapphire and dia-
mond PIN cultured pearl necklace,
beautifully matched; best offers.
Or; 69oo, Ext. sos.
tian style, 8 s"x5' g., like new;
$50 10. 2-s939. -26
MIRRORS 81, antique mahoeany
as and gold 1ea leaf large $50 for both.
"SToR; eRss5 ;oSss Slsetrif "a abr; h;g; will sell
MOTOR "a hp. 3456 bali bearing.
after after pm. and all day Mon,
MOTOR, new 1s-h.p. Deico, ball bear.
sns; 1850. W'ta AD. sYsa' sYsE!oad protection;
MOTORS. elec.. 70 pelco, new. -.
hip, lis V. a.c, overload relay,
sheavy duty; $3.50. IA. O3S3.
MOTORS. 1/1o0 to 100 h.p.: and re-
duction gear; $40 volts; rewound
M0f5oRSsAl MH6f5 RSARTY' X l6os 10 = l4sh Nc oS24
$3.50; proper savings. GICHNER,
2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3527.
MOULDING CUTTERS, new, assort-
! ed, for use on power saw: 8 in. in
diameter; Sl.75 each. AD Sl72.
/ MOVIE FILM, l6-mm. sound film;
| pvt. party selling large selection Of
cartoons musical, comedy, etc.; rea.