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The Valley settler., 1950-03-10

HH6tIl Ell l0, ltPHh C OlUCh
 ELECTED 10 FAIR BOARD
 Approximately 25 members of the Fair
 Asso at ion attend ed the annual
 meeting of th5 association on Tues
 day of this week.. Some very import
 ant matters of interest to the rnem-
 bers and people Of the Valley were
 discussed at tais reeting. Four
 new members were elected to the Board
 as follows: Clyde, V. King ST. and
 Al Hagen were elected to serve three year terms; Thomas Iepak was elected
 to serve on a tWo-year term; and L. 'C. stock was elected. to serve q one
 year term. Members whose terms ex- pired were: ? Eos1osky, Paul Martin Don Irwin and Maud Eosler.
 for discussion was that Of engaging
 a California -1nusement Company to
 bring in Carnival for the Fair this fall. This company would bring in a Merry-go-Round, Ferris Wheel and the members present thought vo uld
 add great deal of attraction to the Fair. However, there are several ways of looking ct this matter, and those. present stud jed the proposed contract carefully, and suggested c+lc11SFo "+lLC4I C4I5y C1ou8nC' SnOu1d pc included in the contract in order to give the Fair ASSOC ciati ion as much protection as the company required on it's part. After these suggestions were carefully noted, those present voted in favor Of the. engagement of such a company. The matter of com pleting the. final arrangements and drawing up a satisfactory contract with the company T& s left up to the Board Of Dirsct tors. :r"
 Another proble em discus sed was that of obtaining aore Agri c ul tural dis pl avs for the Fair. Suggestions were made as to methods of encouraging more local farmers to exhibit more of their products. Numbers stated7 that they knew Tist tors were disaap- pointed in not seeing more agricul- tural products on display.
The Valley settler., 1950-03-10
WATER : SHORTAGE

The. water is getting at a very low point Frank Clark onnounc ed this Woek. Everyone is, roquo ostod to conserve on water i1 every way pos siblo. Keep taps tightly closed
 and DON'T legve taps open to- pr rovont pio from freezing. Use as little N@53r as possible until more water is available. DON'T HA5TE WHAT YOU a'-'a> COOP AGREES 70
 RELEASE> OAIRYMEN
 The Board of Direc tors Of the Co-oF held 2 special meeting last Thursda ay evening for the purpose of ider- ing the applic at ion for WithdraWal of nine Dairymen. Attorneys Davis and C1uck attended the meeting to offer legal advice. The Deirymen namely; Ernest Harring- ton, Frank McAllister, AR. Rempel, Arthur Holbrook and Victor Falk were notified by mail that their applica- tion for termination would be ac- cepted when they returned their
 stock cert ificates for which they will be reimbursed; pSment to the Associ atiOn Of liQuidated damages on account of their violation of the arke ting Agreement in the amount of 1Op of their illegal sales outside the association. Attorneys' fees and court costs must be paid, and c mutual release must be signed in which the MVFCA agrees to dismiss tn injunc tion suits release the. member from Marke ing Contract as. requested In turn the Dairymen must agree to release the Association from all claims real or fancied from Nov. 30 :, l946, to the date Of release. This will not effect the l945 appeal and. 1946 Milk Suit which ill soon be ! tried. Two other applications for termina- tion will be cons idered next meetin ng NEW M TIE OFFICE ,. lrs. Barbara Brothers of Easilla
 hes been employed in the General
 Offico to handle the Accounts Re-
 coivable. Mrs. Brothers fills the q n...s.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10

Hollywood Offers Gift Idea Appropriate All Ages 8. Occasions "Personalized-plus" matchbook
 samples ............................25c coin Sample Christmas cards of eXclu-
 sive design by Hollywood ar
 tiSt .............................. 25c coin Print Name. Use air mail. Ruviga of Hollywood. Box 2670
 Hollywood 28. Calf.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
SWEET RUNNING TRUCK

OLNEY, III. (P)-Charles But Ter knew his truck needed oil as he prepared to leave for work. He grabbed jug in his garage and poured the contents into the oil tank. Instead of oil, however, the jug contained molasses.
 The motor sure Smelled sweet but it didn't work so good" But Ter said. Arriving home, he took the truck to a garage for a mo- lasSeS change.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
NOTICE

Intestinal diseases are very common in Alaska. Recently there have been two outbreaks of fY- phoid in the Territory. Our water supply is not good. and 10 safe guard the health of Nome from this point of view a meeting was held al the hospital on Nov. 10. 1850.
 MT. Parker. sanitarian for the Alaska Dept. of Health. MT. Bron- son and MT. Nelson. local purveY- ors of water. and the undersigned were present at inc meeting and if was decided that water deliv- cred in Nome was 10 be properly chlorinated for the protection of all.
 Fred M. Langsam. MD.
 Health Officer.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
Demo. Control Of Senate Could Be Wiped Out

WASHINGTON, (P) A check of recent history indicated today the possibility that the thin Demo cratic control of the new Senate could be wiped out by the grim factor which the military calls attrition. There is a chance, too, that deaths and resignationS will widen out slender 49 to 47 margin by which the Democrats expect to organize the new Senate in Jan- uary.
 Senate records show 30 mem- bers of that body died in office during the last six session-or 12 yeare. That is an average of five Senators for each session. The fa- talities ranged from three to nine for a session.
 Tuesdays elections trimmed the Democratic majority from 54 to AZ
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10

For Good Printing Call Main 125
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10

down to 47 to AT. Since Vice Pres ident Barkley may vote whenever the Senate is tied, Democrats would retain control if the split were 48 to 48.
 Several times in recent years the death or resignation of a Sen ator has altered the party lineup, A change does not result every time there is a vacancy. This is because such vacancies are filled by the Governor of the State in- volved. Usually the Governor ap- points loyal member of his own party. Twenty years ago similar close division in the House result ed in an overturn of control. In 1880 Republicans elected a slim majority. But Congress in those days did not meet until Is months after the election. and before it convened enough deaths and sub- sequent Democratic victories in special elections enabled them to organize the House.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
COP Candidates POlled Most Votes

WASHINGTON, (P0 - Republi- can candidates in the aggregate boiled slightly more than g per cent of the off-year record total of over 4O,7OO,OOO votes cast Tues day.
 The figures are based on state totals which are still incomplete in most states. Even so, they show that at least 4O,727.213 ballots were cast.
 The previous peak in a non Presidential year was 37,304,380 in 1888. The figure in 1946 was 35,874,568 and in 1922 it was 3O,- O24,927.
 Republicans outvOted the Demo- crats 21,O49,778 to 18,684, ,129-or approximately 523 per cent to 46.3. Tn the 1948 Presidential cleo ton, Democrats boiled about 49.3 per cent of the total and the Re- publicans about 45 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR OCTOBER

The month of October was warm and humid. Only eight days during the month showed temper atures with a negative departure from normal. The maximum of 58 on the second tied the all time record for the month. The previ- ous maximum temperature values for the 3rd, 4th, and 20th were ex- ceeded. The precipitation amount of BOP inches was LA inches over normal.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
CLUB

Rotarians enjoyed seeing pie lures of Korea taken during peace time by Ruth Gumbinsky. Eugene Gallagher, resident engineer of Nome was introduced as a new member.
 Guests included A. .~SteinWan- del, Ruth Gumbinsky of Nome, Mr. Parks, of Juneau; R. Tunnels and E. Bassett, P.A.A. of Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving Wednesday by P. A. A. were Lillian Define, Ray Runnells, Emerson BaSSett.
 Departing for Seattle were Mar garet Curran, Jack Allen, R. C. HySlop.
 Leaving for Seattle were Mrs. Jack Allen, Robert Goodson, Karl Reinish, John Brice, Bob Van de Geest, Boyd Andrewpeski.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
NOTICE
WANT ADS

FOUND-Gas Cap from car. See
 Isaac Eben. 131-3t
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, November 10, 1850

Friday, November 10, 1850
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy with rain turning to intermittent snow. Colder tonight and Saturday. Strong southeast winds with oc- casional force decreasing to strong this afternoon, southwesterly to- night, westerly tomorrow. Lowest temperature tonight A, highest temperature Saturday 30.
 Nome data last "A hours as of TOO am. today:
 Precipitation IS inch. (TOtal this month 1.21 inChe0.
 Temperatures: highest 37, low est 32.
 Maximum wind 49 miles an hour from the E.S.E.
 Since 7:0O am. today the wind has reached velocities of SO miles per hour.
 Sunrise at 8:21 a.m., sunset at 3:13 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 28, lowest 24.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: Highest 40 in 1887, lowest I'll in 1947.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
, NOTICE

Pioneer Women's meeting can celled until Nov. IT.
 Mary Roell.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10

Evangelistic services each night. Nov. l2-l9. Church of the Nazarene
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-10
WHAT THE NATIONAL GUARD OFFERS YOUNG MEN
 Y to 34

 Your local National Guard offers you great military opportunity-a chance to your country by serv ing in your own hometown outfit.
 You'll train side-by-side with the finest young in your community, your buddies. You'll learn the sks of soldering from experienced combat veterans You'll learn to handle yourself and your weapons
 If your unit is called to service, you'll be ahead of the game, with lots of active training under your belt You'll be ready to do your part, ready for promotion tohgher rank. And you'll still train with your buddies. If your unit is not called, you'll be helping your civilian career More than half of Guard training is in specialist subjects - training that upgrades your dollar value in the civilian world.
 You'll be welpaid, too-at regular Army and Air Force pay rates for every hour of training.
 Send mow for more information about the impor- tant benefits your National Guard offers you!
Evening star., 1950-03-24

TELEvISION OWNERS-Install your
thing YOU need; Si2,75 we guar.
antee your installation. FOX &
KasM1B. NIB, s1a Kennedy st. NV,
rEIEvisioN. SETS up to 4oes OF;
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed Many flool
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
P?i2sSE ?Rfa sEs' y5', s s'sss. SeSA. A: ss
TIREs-Factory recond, all sizes
tires, s6.95. Open weekdays and
Sun; tn pm; free parking. ALL
sEKV1eE Ha TIRE TIRE co. 1924 Ga. ave
fse siso sss VI N FaMs g ax AoT3 M1 shRSlcE a4oS
model. Elite type carrying case,
excel. cond,. 10. $4,000. -23
TOOLS, complete mechanics tool box
rYfkWk,gtR ff!l VI ffia. Royal portable Ias pIse
tically new. s45. D1. 6s44. Ns5
TYPEWRITERS = Underwood ano
Remington noiseless; good cond.
real bargains. Phone DI. 3470. "a
TYPEWRITER. Underwood: good con-
dition; S25. Call RA. 3039, Saturday
rv snd ID SUNDAY S% syy after am. -s5 10.
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER Co.
sas. sat- IL oas.sS' s,Soss. f. s'o-'''o' 'he'o
VACUUM, Compact, prac. new. tank
type; leaving town, must sell; $50
oW; 1928. 9-l0 Am. "a, :,
Kenmore; excellent condition. Cali
Evening star., 1950-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

sHoWGAsEs; InelS35a =. ee9asers 99as table. and
SHOW CASES e! and 3 counters;
sdN ehsap, &C Can Ii; 4; SAGE ,is I'll, IA -.
sosA 1asehns nnd dfapss fhss VIII a. s9 s5s covers
color n pFsctiesiis i1.ES,1 new; reas'; on. one
fNatts Hxattsville. otS Nd. WA VIZ. sos4. & -ss es'
STENOTYPE-Late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; $42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO, RE. 1177.
STORE FIXTURES for sale very 5ea.;; seas;
Wilson blvd, Arl. "a
STOVE. used Marion electric, 3 burn
fssS so AND fudSsS oysn' $50; terms cash: .S Can
TABLE-Bridge, sturdy, fold. 2 extn.
Es 1ssves; 81 * SIS. After 8 or Saturday
TABLE. sate "a, leg. s.; 2 double mat
tresses; coil springs, s15. EN-. 1928.
TELEvIsIoN R.c.A. model No.
STS30, 10 in. mig. 80 tubes: table
and $40 Emerson enlarser included.
rELEvlSlON--New 1850 models: Il
you have cash, see US. PARAMOUNT
co. $50 Georgia ave. n.w' Hud.
TELEVIsIoN. 1850 de luxe Motorola.
ldDle HlOuel, IL T2-lH. SCIcei, llhe
new; pvt. owner; have 2. Ii. 4-5672
after 6 pm. Fri, Sat; all day Sun.
TELEVISION; brand new projection
model: S795; up to $500 allowance
on your old set; easy terms; LIV-
INGSTON APPLIANCE CO.. 44O9 S.
Cap St; 10. 3-5353. -26
TELEvISION-s New 1850 mod
ssie Open til 9; suBURBAN AP-
PLIANCE Co. ,sl25 Georgia ave,
TELEVISION-Floor samples at re-
duced prices; some at wholesale:
good makes JORDAN PIANO CO.,
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. pa
TELEvISI0N. Hallicrafter. 10h in.
table model, in good cond., S75; bed
with innerspring mattress and spg.,
Elass-top vanity. $50. oW. 5543.
TELEvIsION, 1O-in. model; perfect
condition throughout. .9l1 N. FILL
TEIEVIsIoN - Hard -to.get models.
Gaod GE consoles l2,G51os sapd and blond Gn
1414 l4th ST. HO 14l4 20
Evening star., 1950-03-24
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS: undermining; floors
sanded and reflnished; general re-
pairs; CENTURY HOME IMP, as. CO.
ADbITfoNs. lions modernizing. basemt. to
roefi no money down; Z yrs; to pay.
HAMILTON CONTR. CO., RE. 4477.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. flag
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, hre-
retaining walls, pipe drainage; all
CUCCIO. Route S, Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss
CEMENT WORK. driveways, walks,
steps. retaining walls, all expansion
ssnsns saa:s ssrns aSREco oS
livery for nationals. known fence;
FENcEWGaivanized chain link. all
posts. set in concrete; tmmediats
Installation: no money down , 80
no. 1884. ewes. and Sun. DE. 1854.
FENCE SPECIALS-Limited time only
chain link, S1.12: oak picket;
S1.34; oak estate style, 99c' al
fences installed in concrete. WI
FLOOR FLOOR sERvIcE-No.hins but the
hest; laying. sanding, finishing
finishes. FLOORING coNTRAC-
TORS TORS. ,gsG INc' 1912 Wisconsin ave
HHoGTJsshRcIEANNG. HHGJsh IiAINiNG painting: floor pol.
ishine, any type Of cleaning: white
mschsniees; reas,; call after 8 Pm
sa - .Pe sss.sg .ss.ssp; o. s;|:: Il::
fssl9asoes fNd e.. isos sos'2SSi =. st. cI1 nv.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-Brand-new Lester Betsy
Ross spinets with full keyboard
$50 deposit, $40 monthly; no haul
Ing eharee. PIANO MART Jo9l5
PiANoS-Iseveral used spinets and
consoles, including Kimball, Hunt
ington, Weaver, Lester and Gable
Nelson, from S275 up You can also
save UP to $500 on 2 styles Of ex-
cellent make new consoles; used up;
srands, priced low. Open till
space. SILVER SPRING PIANO CO.,
S57 Pershing dr., SH. 6338. "a
PIANOS-We have few used mod
ern small pianos that We are clos
ing out at worthwhile savings over
the new prices. Several good makes
monhs raom Sys' uR goRpaN pS So p1sSo aSon So
i corner 18th a and G SITS. nv NV "a
PIANOS FOR RENT, from 81 monthly
up, with option to buy. Take one
year to decide). Hauling extra. ST
9400. JORDAN PIANO CO., corner
18th and G SITS. NV. "a
PIANOS-JORDAN'S have the largest
selection Of pianos in this city on
d display; a;u.. all types in as, wide range
down. ST. 94O0. JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G sts. NV.
r14So, d4sS in good condition. $50: y NE.
PANo-Pre-war Knabe Grand, So;
mahog.; beautifully cared for; sacri-
flee, SS95. HO. l77S. -26
PIANO-SteinWay; 45-in. apt. up
right; mahogany; exc. cond.; rea-
sonable; no dealers. TU. 0430;;
PIANOS - Government employees,
members of the armed services, ETC..
can save up to 800 on new stand
ard make pianos by arranging their
financing through credit associa-
tions.. banks or service, financing
gones stsrlins $780, Thg ThGee PIANO
MART, 1015 7th st. NV. IA
PIANO, Lester Besty Ross spinet;
$425. Call MA. 1851 weekdays, 8 to
5, or Ashton 6S4S, 8 am. to 10
pm. week ends. -26
PIANOS-1f you are looking .or q
piano, be sure to see the Hardman,
IN class with the best. One of
the very few piano names left that
carry the manufacturers name. who
10S continuous years: Spinets, con-
Minipiano piano, the most popular
of all small pianos. Prices starting
at S445 Also a few demonstrators
and floor samples at greatly reduced
prices including such fine names as
Harrington, Wurlitzer. Hensel and
Bremen pianos. Easy, long terms
a: fair trade IN. LUBAR, INC.
1900 G st. NV, ST. O250.
Evening star., 1950-03-24

FULL SUSPENSION, FREE DELIy-
ERY MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP
CO, 639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FIREPLACE, artificial, andirons tool
set set aad saa. lighted logs: new e9no' co
rafc1bATRE-cold 81 6aii Spot, 7N IT,;
used . yrs. S1O0; elee. range. West
inshouse; used 1 yr.. 500; both like
new. GE. $3.50.
FRIGIDAIRE, 1947, new condition.;
can n be r seen aoss rear 1910 Mass. "a ave-
rRozES 4 III r. icfGsTARp fssS machines; IIS Two;
other objects; will consider ALL VI.
s13S between 8 and every night.
FUR coATEL7Loyely E 7- new gray Persian ! saa
Ian ismb; vi full length coat size a. $500
FTRNiTUREEDuncan GIp ri RI Phyfe mahos.
10-pc. credenza din. rm. suite, prac-
tically new, pad for dining table in
FusNfTGag@studio f5sead SsgoMdi S04s Couch, coffee
table. folding bed, bookcase, 9x12
rug, 1946 Encyclopaedia Britannica.
81. 0940, after pm. IA
FURNITURE-Junio dining suite,
Nubian oak (black with red leather
stteo, 9 pieces. excellent cond. 81.
FURNITURE - Studio couch, S25;
bedrm suite, complete with inner
ssIasr spring mattTess, asas S75; odd chest and
FURNITURE-3-pc. bedroom suite
sdd So cbssss sRe sly Sns TS9R as siS suite e s4s
FURNITURE-Unpa hardwood
lamp tables, $3.50; few solid mahog-
any coffee tables. $3.50. 316 9th
FGtkhifURE, tremendous savings on
sterilized reconditioned used furni-
bedrm. sets. $50, 1850; 18th cen
tury sofa. $50; lounge chairs. $40
se sS end %r1s5. 1snIe' sas1a .ad anD aps s.0S sS
rock maple chest. $35; dressers.
$12-S18; chests. $7-SI9; unfinished
bookcases; desks, $lO.S29; room size
Administer rugs, ss.$25; beds, So,
sprnss s5S tvs g. 0sas msirsssss sss siS p dSs sH
L st. NV, RE. S961.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. player and
Bach, Beethoven. etc: sofa; lounge
chair; Alex, TIE. 1897.
rm. suite, S65. Newly uphol. liv. rm
suite, wine damask, with fringe, S75.
2025 Rhode Island ave, ne. -26
FURNITURE-S-pc: mahog. din. rm.
with breakfront. $1s5; 3-pc. maple
corner cabs, $50 up; end tables;
console tables, $50; lamps. etc. 1909
Gath NV. nr. Shoreham Hotel.
CO. 1866, It'll 9.
FURNITURE SALE-On better grade
furniture. some slightly used; from
storage; also brand-new bedrm.. din.
rm. and liv. rm.. from unclaimed
freight and factory fl. samples, etc.
AL at great saving. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
FARM AND GARDEN
4114 Z O1V Z II I14NOk
All styles. SH. 3039.

fLANI shade IhEEss snruDs Ano
6lO2 Aver road. Hyattsyille. Nd
Tel. Warf1eld 4756 or Union 1896
BABY CHICKS. Kasco feeds, gurpes
EEsb tSssi; sfSREo m'"sas eonmeres rsAnsa 1sa.
places; fishponds, retaining walls,
pipe pipe drainage; ~ n,,GHId slnds Of cement
RocpsIIe RocpsTi l.ns sss Rockville Nd Ph.ne e..
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavat-
ing and land clearing; free esti-
mates. AT. 0725.
WANTED, Farmall cub tractor: will
trade arm. fishing camp in beau
tiful spot in Nat. PIX. on canal nr.
Potomac River at Glen Echo swim;
spring, wired heavy for appliances;
run down con-; nr. carline, 20 min.
to White House. TIE. 1881. -23.
TREE REMOVALS, trimming. feeding
sRaERY saTns sprsying sI aa BOYLE o. RA TRhs TEE
GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr.. ia,
up. MALONEY'S. INC. 8126 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring, Md. SH. 1880
ROSE BUSHES, fertilizer. lime, peat
maIoNss m91s sSS 1Hc RenuEs s sp S5asa sa 1855 1855
ssI saa .ah eaupm.ns sa% .v. G1S
INC. Inc sise g. Ga. ave- ave-. silver sDrins. o
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and service.
MALoNEY'S. INC. 1926 Georgia
NER ays ES1TfP si1ysP sprIps, Nd; s1;,., A r
H. NJ tractors and equip. hammer
mills. corn shelter, disc harrow
soil pulverizor, plows; spreaders
manure, lime and fertilizers: grain
drill, .spg. and peg harrows, COM
bine, bailers binder, mowers .,,,s .raaes raRes'
wagon. New Holland bailers. side
rake, forage harvester and bail
leaders. New idea spreaders, now
ers. rakes, elevators, wagons, snow
plow and. saws for all make trac-
tors, used equip, economy tractors
haare% saa sauD ,iEassfs and se sSe0 Vsf
caAIN.LiNK INK FENCE, double salvan-
In concrete. MALoNEY's. INC,
Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
HARDY FIELD-GRoWN AZALEAs. 4
Yrs; OLD. all eolors. SOC each; mat
COW COW MaSuRG NAN TIno 1eli 1in rosted: ss d. $3.50
per 15 bu.; Sc per 10 bu.: $3.50
per 5 bu.; del; top soil. WA. 1898.
IMPORTED GLADIoLUs BULBS-
Top size Besonias. Caladiums, Lilies,
Cannas, Potted Amaryllis. BARRY
TWOMBLY CO., Garden Supplies,
Bethesda, OIL. 5122. go
OAK LEAF MOLD. screened. 81 .
bushel; 10 bushels, $3.50: l yard
t22 bushels, $3.50. For Azaleas,
Rhodendrons, and Holly. BARRY
TWOMBLY CO., Garden Supplies,
1872 Old GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda,
OIL. 5142. -26
LANDSCAPING AND LAWN WORK of
all kinds; also, top soil. manure,
blue stone, and road gravel. SH.
KIN 40
Evening star., 1950-03-24

AH:SO rTee nome QemouStIallon.
EUREKA, CO. s44s 14th st. NV.
WARDROBE CASE. lady's high quality
Earhart, used once. canvas cover;
$50 After or Saturday, FIR. al7S.
WARDROBE-Maple cedar, reason
sblss Practically new. Cali 20
WAsHERs-save! New, de luxe Stub
spinner. $500 value, sale price S139.-
onstration. 81. s6l2. open til 8.
SUBURBAN APPLIANCE CO.. s125
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, sE Md.
WASHER, Thor. Automagic. like new,
rick Henry dr.. Arl. FA. 5176. go
Used n. scsr 2 mos; peri. cond.; $3.50 $3.50
WAsHEs. "a; HSso' westinghouse roller: @0 in
EXCELLENT condition: reasonable: CAL
wasHEa, ANi En- Bendix. >de luxe; auto;
perfect eondition; used q 55ssw 5sw
MAshsfh tsf rsfases Or 1854 rsas0na0ls a4
WASHER. Thor auto. pract. new
needed; sac, s1oo cash. VI. $500
new. de luxe model. While they last.
Hsis2; sGRBAN td APpE1Ascs e. CO.. g. sIs5 rs
GesEEs ave- MadKsEs sxfs sprns ssvs s26o
a.c., thoroughly rebuilt and recondi-
toned; Launderall Washers, only
S9995. A. & H. APPLIANCE CO.,
52o3 BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsville. Nd.
wAsHiNG AZ; SsSS MACHINE, automatic MIs Ben
l1,va 10AT. avral1ant rnndf.
ton; s75; toskxeed 5-250s. 26'
tub ss excel tnt fond; IS ss6. Aots ssoo ss 4s
WASHING HIN ZACH MACaNEs. . 4o% disc; On
I'll slh'hsd koSzI sssz ss1ni 1Pt1,4aeR EssR syss
w21Ek si NiiheS iys 's used Lu ... 47o99 g.
g. aao-ystlbi ytbisfER 1TSP cS Si's saaf fqsF st. no soHS
VACUUM CLEANERs~close-o out sale,
soase sssn ssnk nns was sssassS now wsse6
new Royal. now, S29.50: Hoover,
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you CAN SAVE up to $500 on
several floor sample spinet and con.
sole pianos. including Hardnap and
the famous la MniDano; ig bsea,
from S295 up: liberal terms LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 @ st NV. Ma
WAR sURPLus-warehouse full Of
ssexels "1!Sos; 1906 eshePs aicHNaN. HRs
2513 NJ st. NV. EX 1927. 8 to l..
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOK-Brand
new, l949 Montgomery Co. volume
Q, contains Bethesda, Rockville,
Wheaton and Potomac districts.
Phone MI. $500.
LADIES' SILVER FOX JACKET, reas..
good cond., sizes 1912; best for
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dryer. $500; lift. deep freeze,
$500: GE nat plate iron, $50; baby
crib and chest of drawers, new bassi-
nette. Taylor Tot, etc. WI. $685..
STEINWAY, grand - A diamond.
Owned by man and wife. No chill
dren Too large for our living
room; $1,000. Can be seen be-
tween z and 9 pm. Don't bother
to call unless you're interested in
q perfect instrument HY. 0334,
between 9 am. and pm. IA
RUMMAGE SALE - Mems, women's
and children's clothing. 10c. 15c,
25c Sat, Mar. 25th. 10 am. to
5p.m., ll40 2lSt st. NV -24