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OFF SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY
Beautiful white shingle bungalow,
Well5landscaped WELLS ,s lot, l75yS9; lge'
on 1st floor; finished attic: close to
school and golf club; Sl4 900. Mrs.
Short. 81. 0775, cox & CO. --31
BRK. COL. IN FOREST ESTATES
Brand-neW house cond.; liv. rm.
with fireplace, din, rm., equip. kit:
3 twin-size bedrms. with two-level
floor plan; lge. level lot; full bsmt.;
gas heat; $4,000. Mrs. Caldwell,
81. 0111. coz & CO.
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NEAR 18th AND MONROE sTs.-

CATHEDRAL AREA
27l6 SSth st. NV. Convenient and
most desirable location; perfect
condition; porches with mag
niicent view; finished 3rd floor;
garage; full basement, oil h.-w.h !;
nicely Handicapped side and rear
yards; excellent value in it's unique
location at only $24,500. Shown
by appointment only. Exclusive.
YELLOTT g. COMPANY
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SHADY REST


Brick and stone. custom built, one
level plan; 2-year-old and built for
present owner. Many added improve
ments includes completed finished
recreation room with fire place. bar
and full bath: large laundry room;
also hobby shop; 3 full bedrooms,
additional bath. Spacious. thought
fully planned living room. full din
ing room with built-in cupboards.
electric kitchen, de luxe equipment.
all aluminium corner windows with
combination screen and storm sash.
Excellent, close-in location. l block
transportation and shopping; price
below owners original cost at S25,-
900; owner must sell; transfer Mid
west; don't miss seeing this home,
Large shady yard with concrete
patio and play area.
Silver Spring Special
Indian Spring Village $4,000
KenSington, 2 br. expand Sl5,25(
Woodmoor, 3 br. ram. S17,750
Woodmoor, 3 br. ram, porch S17,25C
HOLLYWOOD. hacre, 3 br. - $4,000
Silver Spring, Cape Cod S26,500
GRAHAM & co.
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GLOVER PARK-One Of city's most
convenient and desirable locations;
unusually attractive, English-styie,
semidet., brick home with slate roof;
4 bedrms., III baths on End floor;
liv. rm with fireplace, din. rm.. kit,
lge. concrete screened porch and
open front porch on 1st f.; hall
stairs to very large, semifinished at
tic; full basement; built-in garage
ally fine corner lot with shade trees;
asking S19,950. Ewes. call RA.
1924 FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1.
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BROOKLAND
COLORED

COLORED
Mr.. N. Capitol and v st.
in excel. eond.; iiv. rm.. din. rm..
reception hall, modern kit. screened
porch; End f.. 3 lge. bedrms.. ultra
modern bath, inclosed porch. plenty
closets; swell rec. rm. in bsmt. with
full shower and lavatory; gas h.-w.h.; i;
beautiful yard and 2-car garage. Call
Mr.. Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
EX A113: ewes Al, S06R AT
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MONTGOMERY
RANCH HOME

& INSURANCE CO.
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SOUTH KENSINGTON
S15 q5f-S3 800 DOWN

p1U,OOU-spO,O ,OUU DOVN
Inspect this attractive home in es-
tabliShed section of South Kensing-
ton, bordering Chevy Chase View.
Features 15x2S living room-dining
room combination, fireplace, book
shelves, equipped kitchen, powder
room and laVatory on first floor;
twin closets, tiled bath on second
floor; full basement, outside en-
trance; oil hot-water heat. IN new
house condition throughout On
large wooded lot. Half block to bus,
three blocks TO elementary school.
Call Mr.. Smith, LO. 5-S705. ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARMoDY HILLS-New, Arm. and
bath bungalow; ami, oil burner;
price, 1880, easy terms. o. B.
ZANTZINGER, Jr., 10. 9-S751 or
WA. 1919.
brick; / bedrm. and powder rm. on
1st floor; fireplace; large, modern
Sitchen: built-in garage: Anchor
fenced lot; moderately priced for
thus type Of home. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA. 6d55.
CLINTON. MD - New 5-room RAM
bier with garage; expansion attic
with stairway: all-elecrric kitchen;
oil NV. heat: S10.950 JOHN A.
VENT, Clinton, Md. Cypress g333.
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Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV, Realtors.
TI- . -- ~--r[-~~.

HEART OF BETHESDA
Red brick Colonial, outstanding buy
ave. within a few blocks of junior
and senior high schools. Also close
to fine parochial school; house
features 1st-ffeor powder room. cool
screened side porch, 3 bedrms.,
built-in garage, playrm. in base
included; shaded fenced-in back
yard; ideal for youngsters; $4,000
cash. balance in moderate monthly
payments. Call Mr.. Cooper, GE. 3o36
with LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY
70 ~Snn
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14ll.
GLOVER PARK-Semidet. b

Nine rms, including 6 completely
furnished bedrooms. full baths:
full basement with street entrance;
oil h.-w.h.; solid masonry construc-
Evenings, call RA. 1924. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 141l.
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD-De lO-rm.,
3-bath frame residence. drastically
reduced to assure immediate sale,
$15,5o.. Eyes; Eyes; el call WI 4s34.
PARK RD.. facing Rock Creek Park
rooms, 2 baths, Bryant gas H.
VIII: 2-car garage: immediate pos
session. Or with 2 rms. and bath
now rented for $50 a mo. Asking
S1?.950. MAURICE KoHNER, DI.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
STTNNVRPOOK

4203 seth ave-. iust of Annapolis I'd.
-Liv. rm.; lge., complete elec. kit;
2 bedrms. and bath. 1st fl. 2 bed.
rms, End fl. Full bsmt., gas hit. Lge.
level lot; close to shopping center,
town; priced for quick sale, $10,95O.
Shown by appt. only. CLYDE r.
ADAMS, Realtor, UN. 1143. Il
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Sligo COLO till 8 pm.
WOODSIDE

Beaut. stone home, in this exclusive
spacious liv. rm. with stone firepl.,
lge. din. rm., powder rm. and pam
eied den on 1st f.; master bedrm.
19x20 with bath and 2 other lge.
bedrms. and another bath on 2nd
f.; rec. rm. with lavatory in bsmt.;
built-in 2-car gar, wooded lot with
pit; priced at approx. 3OGe below
reproduction cost of S31 800, $4,000
cash required, balance in lst trust
at 4a@s. For appointment, call
SH. S010.
MONTGOMERY
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CHEVY CHASE AREA

very Large LOU
A pleasant change from the usual
small lot and box house. Nearly l
acre of beaut. Handicapped ground
with lge. trees. flower and vege-
table garden. lawn, etc. Very sub
stantial 4-bedrm.. 2-bath, white
clapboard home with slate roof. rock
rm.. maids rm. and bath. 2-car
garage and many other .attr. .fea-
lures. Price, S2S, 800 and worth it.
Ewes. call Mrs Allen, TIE. 5S95.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. residence in
one of suburban Wash.'s most de-
sirable restricted communities. Built
in 1a41 of the finest materials OBJ
tainable. Gracious recep. hall lge
1st floor. Expandable Ord fl. Rec.
rm. in bsmt. attached garage; lge.,
beaut. Handicapped corner lot. Excel.
financing avail. Please call Mrs
Ramsey, HU. 1865; ewes, GIL. 1866
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CALIFORNIA SPANISH

n
An unusual home on . levels in the
Hillcrest area; ,grand for large fam
lily or entertaining; 10 rms, 3 baths,
oil h.-w.h., includ. large liy. rm.
with fireplace; 75x155-ft. lot, beaut.
Handicapped, with great. number of
trees and flowers, nice inclosed
patio; $24,950 terms can be ar
ranged. Ewes. call OIL. 1929.
JOHN F. DONOHOE 81 SONS
314 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 3-00S4 .
$8,95O-$1, 900 DOWN
Shingie bungalow, bargain; in nearby
Md; nice 1iv. rm.. kitchen, 3 bed
rms. and bath, expansion attic, par
TALLY finished into 2 more rms;
corner lot 72x150; refgr.. stove,
Venetian blinds, Bendix washer.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave Sc, Ii. 7-S357 til 8
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E. Cont

BRADBURY HEIGHTS, D. c..
det. brick homes, ready to move in;
1900 blk. H st. s.e.-6 rms; bed
rms. Il " baths, full bsmt.. gas heat.
Deep lot; near all conveniences; $2,-
500 down Open. Out Pa. ave-, left
on Alabama ave: to 46th st. and
1345 Good Hope rd. s.e.. LU. 4-3400.
VI 5976 "A
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MAGNIFICENT 5-bedrm.. 2 complete
extra lse. rms; house 2 yrs. old;
excel. financing with low down pay
ment; this is direct from owner;
no broker, immed. settlement and
occupancy. owner leaving town.
10 5-31l1 .
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
EAAo 20pd CT Nyu

OTTU Od11U D :. INV.
Det. brick; lge. rms, 2 baths; ex-
ceptionally lge. elec. kit. with dish
washer; dining alcove; mirrored
wall over firepl.; wall-to-wall car
peting; excel. cond.; paneled rec,
rm.: 36-in. attic fan; built-in gear
garage; 2 porches: must be seen to
be appreciated Only S25,950.
SHAPIRO. INC. ME. 1717. ia. 7511.
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HOME-Adjoining Coun-
try Club; bedrms., L bath; new
ings; lovely shade; excellent view;
outstanding buy at $1l.950. BER-
NARD T. BRCSIUS, SH. 0420;
ewes. and Sun, Mrs. Scott. SH. 1851.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
TOWN HOUSE
EMBASSY SECTION

EMbAOOI 7 oEC IION
This eleven-room semide-
% tached home offers quality liv-
ing in one of Washington's
finest neighborhoods. The Eng
lish basement has a marble
floor and features an attrac-
tive cocktail room or club
room. There are six bedrooms
and four baths on the upper
floors. Fireplaces in living
room, dining room and up
stairs library. There is also .
stairway elevator reaching all
four floors and huge ven-
tilating fan providing a re-
freshing air circulation. This
home is reasonably priced. For
further information, call Mr..
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BARNABY WOODS

BRIGHTWooD q rms. and 2
baths, including rear bedrms. .,
dining area 7x10 adjoining kit. in
addition to family sized din. rm,
foyer entrance, knotty pine rec.
rm. with heat, chestnut trim. brick
garage, gas h.-w.h.; beautiful
prewar home only IL yrs. old in
600 first trust at 4h%.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors. S08 N. Capitol. Ma. 5000.
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RooMING HOUSE Or 3 APTs.

IL spacious rooms 3 baths. 3 kitch-
ems; charming cid white frame house,
oil heat; walking distance to bus
terminal; choice location: large. Level
lot: additional lot incl; $4,000.
Mrs Williams. SH. 1895. cox &
Cn ct, OTS6
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Owner moving to Florida. must sell
home Bedrm. and bath on 1st A.
8 bedrms. and bath on 2nd Fl.
Ample closets. Lge. liv. rm. with
An ideal home for a growing fam
lily. Mr.. schools and transp. Please
call Mrs. Ramsey. HUI. 1865; eves..
GIL. 1856
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Georgetown ONCE. Realtors, 1907
o St NV HU 1896 II
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ALL BRICK-SEMIDET,
HTIJ,CREST AREA

This lovely home can be purchased
with minimum cash, balance AZ
loan. Large living room, dinette.
complete kitchen with dining area,
BATH; full basement I with I. rec. room; S
fenced garden; Bendix washer and
mirrored wall in living room are
few of the extra features. Priced at
only S13,500 for immediate sale.
Call Mr.. Conlon, MI. 5S22, ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC, 1890 K ST. NV.
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I4I7 K ST. NV. z
CLEVELAND PARK
A nice row brick home To-
Gated in one of the best close
in sections of the city. First
floor has front porch, living
room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen and inclosed
rear porch; 3 nice-size bed
rooms, bath and incloSed
porch on 2nd floor; dry base
ment; large garage; modern
gas heat; new hot-water
heater; insulated and weather.
stripped throughout; close to
Transportation, schools and
shopping. Convenience of To-
cation makes this house
most desirable. Call Frederick
Schwab. WO ORS4
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CHEVY CHASE D. C

We have several homes in Chevy
Chase, D. c., consisting Of 8 and
4 bedrms;, and TO ga baths; all
ping. Prices ranging from 900
up. For appt. to inspect. call ARLIE
L.. JOHNSON CO., INC, OR. 7100,
'ti1 q n m
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d C. RAMRI,ER

FOR those home buyers in the $3s,OoO
bracket, we have. q most desirable
maids P' room: s-Pssr recreation Deo room 1ad and
gear garage; located in exclusive
NV. section. Call ewes, EN-, 5232.
PHILIPS, CANDY g. FULLEIs. INC,
Odnn
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COLORED-9 ROOMS
VACANT
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
For home and income; redecorated;
h.-w.h., garage, convenient loca-
ton, low down payment. Ewes, DE.
o4fn; sf1EpR1rH IA 9ou1' m nr eso1
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CHEVY CHASE,

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Nearing Completion
For conv. of loc., proximity to all
schools. this can't be beat. Lovely
Kit. disposal unit: iit garage, gas &C.
heat Price, S23. 500. Select your
own. decorating. Please call Mr..
Hubbard, HO. 24e4.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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HoUsEs-sALE-MD. tcont.)

SILVER SPRING, FRANKLIN AVE.
Lovely home. S11,950. Close in, on
busline. Liv. rm. with firepl., full
din. rm.. bsmt., h.-w.h.; det. gar.
Easy terms. SH. 1011 till 8 pm.
YOUNG 81 BOWERS
TAKOMA PARK - 11-rm., 2 bath
stucco home. Only S13.500 with
$4,000 down payment. Owner re-
is very low. Mr.. Hammack. No.
WOoDRiDGE REALTY CO.
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SchWab, WO. U6S4.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
"CLEVELAND PARK"
Just 3 yrs. old this lovely det. brick
has 6 good rms. powder rm. on Isl
fl, tiled bath; large screened liv
porch; built-in garage; within walk
ing distance OF all schools. shop
ping and transp. Owner transferred
must sell at once. Call ME. 114d
until pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
PaalrOr
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to one inch from the root. Dc
not leave the tops intact on
root crops as this can cause
severe willing of the root be
fore the specimens are judged.
It helps to bring root crop eX-
hibits in a damp cloth or news
paper in order to keep them
fresh looking.
About two inches of stem
should remain on squash and
pumkin exhibits. Summer
squash should be shown young
and tender. Winter squash and
pumkinS should have firm, hard
skin indicating well matured
fruits.
Similar principles apply in
selecting fruits for exhibit. EX-
cept for the raspberry and its
relatives, most fruits should be
exhibited with stems attached
Do not rub off the WhitiSh,
waXy bloom or coating found
over the skin of plums and
other fruits. Examine fruits
carefully for blemishes due to
careless handling, disease or in
sect injury. Always bring along
enough extra material to re-
place specimens that may have
become bruised accidentally in
the transportation process. This
is a good procedure to follow
with vegetables too. But don't
put more specimens called fo1
in the schedule, when setting
up the exhibit.
Uniformity is one of the
most important considerations
in judging specimen classes OF
vegetables and fruits, if more
than one specimen is called for
If that is the case, select a
sample with specimens that are
uniform in respect to maturity
size, color, shape, and other
characteristics. Taking heed of
this will go a long way in cap
turing the blue ribbon for the
exhibit.
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Shon in Hardinl
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local fair or horticultural show
this summer. Now is a good
time to be thinking about the
requirements for good exhibits.
The first thing you should do
is study the schedule very care
fully. Study the rules and reg
ulations of the show and abide
by them. Look over the various
classes and see where you can
make entries.
Blue ribbon winners just
don't happen by accident. The
specimen earning the ribbon
likely was grown under careful
cultural practices. But that is
only half the battle in gaining
that coveted blue ribbon.
The good exhibitor must be
able to select his or her speci-
mems so that they are uniform,
of proper maturity, free from
blemiShes of one kind or
another. The exhibit must also
possess good flavor and quality,
as the judge has a habit of
tasting this and that vegetable
and fruit.
Study the schedule and class
eS carefully! This bears repeat
ing several times. If an exhibit
calls for five specimens of a
vegetable, it must be that num-
Der no more and no less. In
fairness to the other exhibitors,
the judge should disqualify
such entries from competition
and thus penalize the exhibit
tors for not following the sched-
ule correctly.
The largest specimen or
specimens don't necessarily win
the prize. Quality is far more
important than size. Diversified
vegetables or fruits often sug-
gest coarsenesS of texture or
over maturity. In regard to
selecting for size a good rule
to follow is to select well-groWn
specimens of a size somewhat
larger than average grown veg
etableS or fruits for that class.
Here are some of the general
considerations to keep in mind
when showing garden vege-
tables. AS a general rule vege-
tables cleaned or brushed free
of soil are preferred to washed
vegetables. The judge is likely
to frown on Vegetables or fruits
that are needeSSly oiled or
otherwise treated to give an
unnatural appearance to the
exhibit. A few of the outer
leaves of cabbage may be re-
moved to make the exhibit
appear more attractive, but
they should not be peeled too
severely.
The dry outer skins of onions
should never be peeled off. The
slick, shiny appearance of peel
ed onions may apepar to en-
nance the exhibit. The judge
frequently discourages such a
practice by not placing awards
on peeled specimens, as such
onions will not store well.
In exhibiting root crops such
as carrots or beetS, it is best to
cut the leaves about one-half
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Beer Advertising On
Billbourds Illeqdl

Montana Supreme court has
declared billboard beer adver-
Using illegal, thereby reversing
the Lewis and Clark county
district court and upholding a
ruling of the state liquor con-
troll board.
An order of the liquor board
stated that after April l, 1850,
there could be no further ad-
vertising of beer by electric or
illuminated sign, CONTINUANCE or
device on any boarding sign
board, billboard or other like
place in public view"
The high court ordered dis
missal of a case filed by R. H,
Fletcher against the liquor
board. Fletcher is secretary OF
the Montana Outdoor Adver-
Using association. Judge Pad
bury's decision upheld Fetch
er'S contention that state law
does not ban beer advertising
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Asks
Split Season
For Duck Hunting

The Montana Fish and Game
commission has recommended
to the Federal Fish and WIG
life service that the 1850 duck
hunting season be substantially
the same as it was last year,
according to a release from the
departments Helena mead
quarters.
The recommendations were
sent to the federal agency upon
completion of a meeting III
Glasgow. :,
A split season of IS days each
was suggested to the Fish ana
Wildlife service, the news re
lease tells, the first half start
ing on October 6, and the last
starting November II. Opening
day shooting would start al
noon and end one hour be1ore
sunset. For the rest OF the
season.. nimrodS could start
blasting away 80 minutes before
sunrise and halt one hour be-
fore sunset. Bag limit was rec
commended at four and posses
sion limit at eight.
Also recommended was a
dove season for the following
south eastern counties: Yellow
stone, Big Horn, Custer, Carter
Powder River, Fallon, Prairie
and Dawson. The dove season
will commence on September ]
and end on September 10, II
the federal agency accepts the
commissions recommendations
The commission was informed
from Washington that it would
have to wait until August 26
for the 1950-51 waterfowl reg
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To Have Pageant
July 20 and 80

Arrival of the Lewis and
Clark expedition at the head
waters of the Missouri river will
be re-enacted near Three Forks,
Montana, on July 20 and 80.
The pageant will depict the
coming of the expedition, the
first exploration of the Louisi-
ana Territory by a party of
Americans to the spot where
the Jefferson, Madison, and
Gallatin rivers unite to form
the great Missouri, which point
they reached on July Is, 1905.
Outstanding actors are to
take part in the re-enactment
under the direction of Profess
Sor Bert Hansen of the Mon
tana State University Public
Service Division.
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6A5 FIRES

There we're 645 fires in Mon
tana in 1949, State Fire Mar
shall Arthur Parsons has re-
ported. The fires burned prop
erty worth $1,734,577.
Parsons said losses were high
er than in any year since 1916.
At least go fires were caused by
cigarettes, but careleSsnesS
around the home led all other
causes-such as defective cleo
trio wiring, hot plates, electric
heaters, irons and overheated
stoves.
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road and out Of the shop! And
FOURTH because these vaIue-
loaded trucks ore preferred over
any other moke, their resale value
is right at the top. Yes, you really
save all Ground on q Chevrolet
truck. Come in and get the full
facts. Let US prove thof-whofever
your hoUIins need-yoU'II be
money ahead with q Chevrolet
Advonee-Desien truck!
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FIRST ChevroIef's low purchase
price means you're money oheud
TO start. acknowledgements
great, oetion-poeked VoIve-in
Heed engine plus the sensational
new Power-Jef corbUretor provides
hish-powered performance at low
cost per mile. THIRD-there ere
rugged Advonce-De features
fhot lower your maintenance COSTS
by keeping Chevrolet trucks on the
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Blonks Moiled For
Antelope Permits

Applicaton blanks for hunt
want to obtain special
e nerm Tit for antelope this fal1
Pelnlt been mailed to fish and
garlae fish and game depart
noant has announced. The re-
partment will issue. 7,7oO per-
mits.
Applications will be e. ACCEPTED zee dea
in the Helena office OF the a o1
partment from July III TO 81;
The drawing will be conducted
August 10.
Each application must be &C.
companied by q money otu rue
or certified check Q % a ~ pay
checks or currency will be &C
cepted.
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,,,ations. The months delay
was given duck and 4 geese 1nt e%-
pe.' oscar Chapman to allow q
mr. more complete study OF me
nnrtbern breeding grounds.
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PuyIoud Leaders

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low cost per mile-ond deliver them
fasfl Features like CheMoIef's Diu-
phrogm Spring clutch for smooth
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enable you TO meet fhe most demand
ing road schedules.
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Popularity Leaders

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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-07-20

Selecting fruits and Vege-
tables for exhibition.
Perhaps you plan to exhibit
vegetables and fruits at your
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-07-20
III CLUB NEWS
PRIDE OF THE BIG HORN

PRIDE OF THE BIG HORN
Pride of the Big Horn All
club held a meeting Friday, July
IA, at the home of Pat Paulson.
Members decided the club
would go to Billings for their
tour this year.
The next meeting was an
nounced for Monday, July II,
at the home of Mrs. Art Ran
dali.
Pat Paulson, reporter.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-07-20
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