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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Statistics

Coach Charlie Caldwell reserved
his first string backs before the
end of the first period.
Colgate, previously beaten only
by Army, $50, was totally unable
either to contain the tricky Prince
ton offenSe or to launch Sus-
tanned driveN of it's own until the
second half, when the Tigers had
relaxed the pressure. The out
claSsed Red Raiders did not regis
ter a first down until after the
Tigers had rolled for five scores.
No single back stood out for the
victors. 1t was strictly a team eff
fort.
Jack Dawson, the Tiger full
back, hammered over for two
touchdowns when the game still
was minutes old, piercing the Col
gate center for 20 yards on the
second score. All the other touch
downs were singles. Bill Kleinsas-
ser turned in the most spectacular
play of the one sided tussle when
he broke away on a weaving 81
yard scoring iaunt just as the
third period closed.
COLGATE.
Lett tackle-Stringer. Beltin. Day.
Left guard-MCrrow, Langan.
Center-Main, Madden, Lomanto.
Right suaEd-payis, steTart ,,,
Right tackle---Kirsher. Morog, Murdoch
Right end-Wylie, Ownes.
uarterback-Stratton. Mcmahon.
Left tlalfba ck-Simmons Allaire.
Risht halfback Thompson. King
Sweeney.
Fullback-Schirmer Sheldon Vedder.
PRINCETON
Left end-Reed KurrliS, Emery.
Left tackle-C. Smith. Donan. Doerier
:. Left guard-Hawke zawadsky. Schmidt
=, center-Finney, Reichel. Hckok. Nc
Right guard-Clark. Glass, Brown. Bihl
Right tackle-Urschel Valentzas. Ellis
-, Right end--Bunnell. Hennon. Chamber
lin. Lyons, Cowen.
Quarterback- Chandler. McGillicuddy
Left halfback--Kazmaier. McPhee. Nc.
Right halfback = Kleinsasser, Pivirctto
Unger, Taylor. Prior.
Fullback - Dawson, Mcneil, Gorter
Nixon.
Colgate - o 7 o. ,
Scoring: Colgate, touchdown-Allaire
Coz fs, mon6n PrineetonIDayi-
t2). Newell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Wilson Teachers Bow
To Patuxent Navy
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

PATUXENT, Md, Nov. PA
tuxent Naval Air Base retained It's
undefeated status here today by
defeating Wilson Teachers Col
lege, $50.
The District team, outweighed
20 pounds per man, gave up only
touchdown and safety until the
fading minutes of the final Pc
Rod when Patuxent scored two
quick touchdowns.
Patuxent scored first after Ted
McShane recovered a tumble on
the Wilson %. Joe Plachecki and
H. Burns alternated in carrying
to the 3 and Plachecki scored
Don Derf1inger blocked a punt by
Joe Carr of Wilson for a safety
and a 90 lead.
Patuxent clicked on touch
down pass from Quarterback
Gottcher to Junker and later
Plachecki scored for the second
time.
Tatuxent ------------ y - d
Touehdowns-Plachec (2), Junker
Points after ouchdown-Sprague 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Tigers Sixth Straight
Keeps Them Among
|Unbeaten EIevens
Rx the Assoeintsd Press

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. A.
Princeton's single-wing attack
ripped Colgate's defense today as
the Tigers racked up their sixth
straight victory by As to 7 to re-
main among Nations undefeated
elevens.
So lethal was the Orange as
sault that the score stood $50
after only IL minutes of play and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

IuIIpacK and playing young BOD Cameron at
quarterback Coach Eddie Erdelatz would be
strengthening his backfeld Biggest and
most powerful of the Navy backs, Zastrow's
hne-cracking talents are wasted under the
T-formation and Cameron, schoolboy sensa-
ton, is said to be unhappy on the bench.
Ted Kluszewski, the Reds slugger who
smashed the face of Pitcher Bubba Church of
the Phillies with a line drive, nearly wrecked
Ned Carver of the Browns with another liner
at New Orleans, where the Jachym Riggs
transforming tour expired Carver was
struck in the groin, one of series of barn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Indians Go 81 Yards
For Only Score First
Time They Get Ball
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. A.
The first time Dartmouth grabbed
the slippery ball, the Indians
moved 81 yards to score the only
touchdown of a hard-fought foot
ball battle and with it the glory
of a 7 to upset over Yale in
the rain swept bowl today.
A surprisingly large crowd Of
IS 700, which braved heavy down.
pours, saw Bob Tyler, a TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Nov. 4
(P.-Gayton Salzucci scored three
touchdowns today as the American
International Collegesfootball team
downed Wesleyan, Is to 7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
Sfor Staff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 4-INSIDERS ARE SAYING that
Herman Ball will have to win remaining game keep his
Job head coach of the Redskins 1851 Opinion is
growing the Naval Academy that shifting Bob Zastrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Boston 3 ------ ------ Montreal 2
Toronto 2 -------N New York 2
Kansas City 9-----M Milwaukee 8
st. Paul 3 --.--- Tulsa 2
Indianapolis 6 --- Cleveland 2
Providence - Springfield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
AlC Downs WESLEYAN

Totals 35 81 81 Totals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

Wilson ------------- "
Points after touchdown-sprague 80.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

The Georgetown Citizens As
sociation and other residents Of
Georgetown have agreed to give
the Hopfenmaier Co.. 5000 K
street NV, until April l to dis
continue the annoying smells that
come from the rendering plant.
At a hearing yesterday in a
Municipal Court room, Assistant
Corporation Counsel Clark F..
King listened to the complaints
made against the odors that come
from the rendering plant and
sought q solution for them.
One of the Georgetown citizens
said he has lived in that section
of the city for 40 years and that
he has complained to the Health
Department many times but moth
ing has been done to eliminate
the odor.
Mr.. King asked what kind of
smell emanated from the plant.
1.-The smell could not be de-
scribed in this court" another
citizen said.
Foils House Rental.
One speaker said she is unable
to rent her house because pro-
spective tenants are frightened
Evening star., 1950-10-12
National Guard Group
To Hold Closed Sessions

The National Guard Association
of the United States will hold a
three-day conference on current
national guard affairs here Oc-
tober %. "a and Is. Maj. Gen.
Ellard A. Walsh, president of the
association, announced today.
Because of the world situation.
and some of the military problems
which will be discussed by top
brass in the capital. all Of the
sessions will be closed. Further
more, Gen. Walsh announced
there will be no extra -curricular
activities.
The conference is to be ad-
dressed by Secretary of Defense
Marshall, the Secretaries of the
Armed Forces, members Of Con-
gress and other high officials.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
miss Slater 10 Demonstrate
ScuIptoring for Children

Miss Katharine Slater. Wash
ington sculptress. will show how
she goes about making a piece Of
sculpture, in a special demonStra-
ton for children at the Corcoran
Art Gallery at 1890 am. Satur-
day.
This is the second program in
the children's winter series at the
Corcoran, officials said. Children
from 7 to IA are particularly well
coined, but those of any age may
come. The demonstration is free.
Charles E. Buckley is in charge OF
the children's program.
Officials said other programs In
/ the series will include marionette
shows, musical programs, dance
demonstrations and a special
showing of the panorama of the
Sioux War Of 1862, painted by
John Stevens.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

away by the smell from the rem
dering plant. Several speakers
said the odors are noticeable
many blocks from the plant.
Alvin l.. Newmeyer, attorney for
the plant, explained the company
has spent $4,000 in the past year
in an effort to eliminate the odors
and is now in contact with De-
troit firm that believes it has a
plan to stop the nuisance.
DR.. Frederick Goldman of the
District Health Department said
the department had received "a
complaints from citizens since
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Georqeowners Aqree to April Deodine on Plants Odor

the District Court on charges of
polluting the Potomac River and
that this nuisance has been ended.
Mr.. King told the citizens the
odor nuisance should not be too
noticeable during the winter,
when the windows of homes are
closed. So he said he will give
the company chance to get rid
of the odors.
If the company does not do so
by April /, Mr.. King said, he will
prosecute it.
The citizens voted 56 to IS to
accept that plan.
Evening star., 1950-10-12

June, 1916, and is making an in
vestigation. He said that there
are only 12,700 cubic feet of all
space in the plant, whereas there
should be $4,000.
Burning Odor Suggested.
He said that, if the fumes were
funneled through a ventilator
chemically treated and then
burned, most Of the odor would
be eliminated.
William H. Cary, jr., director
Of the Bureau of Sanitary Engin-
eering Of the Health Department
said the company has been before
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Judqe Scott to Speak

Municipal Court Judge Almond
w. Scott will address a meeting of
the Pleasant Plains Civic Associa-
tion at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Monroe School, Georgia avenue
and Irving street NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

FRESHLY 1,l.sIn. .yIL! KILLED ,brOnze.breasted
r. freeze. e Nj ME q 4sda sliy6 Du 4ss 1901 MI deep
sss O rghKEa K E. BRANcH 7Ss NJ Fefaz FzR aST
iss ikssSpss g. ,Ss,s K yisrs Mil Td. dRs Es:
POULTRY AND Eggs, Sat, Sun. :;
and Reds; 4-wk ducklings. WA.
1915. MAXWELL, Lanham, Md. Il
BREEDING TURKEYS, Griffins, Wag-
on Wheels, double-breasted bronze.
thesda, dUsSa Sld Y6wHf9ss GHfeSsTset0wn rd.' Be-
RABBITS, won % firsts at York and
Reading fairs; all -pedigreed, from
HAVEN RABBTTRY, sH. o95s.
PpLLETs t55es; now fryers; viii lay
PsfsmefT; Psfis ehurch sl;Ss ssss. ea,' lot $50.
BABY CHICKS, Reds, Rocks, crosses,
Wyan., Leghorns.. or asst, $500
per 1905. meat chicks. $500, for
limited time; Immediate delivery,
$50 sSH R,asEYdoG KEEYDERs HAPSMERY Sana soIsS Box
BABY CHICKS, U. 8. pullorum-con-
trolled, Rocks, New Hampshires or
crosses, Ss.45 per 100; Leghorn
cockerelS, 20; plus postage. GEM
POULTRY, 53o3 Berks ST., Phila.
JAMES FEED STORE, e1s X st. NV.
Conkey's Y-O feeds, baby chicks,
poultry supplies. ME. 00S9.
LEGHORN PULLETS, mos. old;
must be sold at once. DI. S067.
PULLETS, 8 mos. old, now laying,
So each; heavy-laying hens, N. H,
l yr., S1.60 ea. WA. 587S.
HENS, so, pedigreed, Tom Barron
Of England; strained, healthy lay
ing; all or part; So ca. KE. 3-5467.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
FARM & GARDEN

AFRICAN vI0LETs. many varieties.
PANsY SEEDLINGS. Swiss Giants
and OREGON Giants. Strong, husky
PIsntSi PaspERsoH 80 phone oss 0S loetvoog syENP
04s4. Layhill Silver Spring. Nd.
GOLDEN and Red Delicious apples;
So to So bushel. 8 Glenridge st.,
Chevy Chase View. Md. WI. Os59.
Towering shrubs, aza-
leas, Dutch bulbs, perennials, fruit
trees. II it is worth, planting. we
RTGos: end ef So. wash. St. st.,
NEW FERGUSON TRACTORS. and
hardware and seed; 'pns; also Used palns: trae.
Phone Ashton $685.. SEIBEIES SUP
PLIES: Burtonsville. Md.
YouR rsmRvsJ TREES bS fsd' sd topped; pruned Or
this week. ST.. s72s after 8 pm.
APPLES-5OO bushels delicious Wine
saps and Mcintosh. 75c up. Central
ave. 8 miles east Of D. C. line,
turn left at Norair sign. ask for
AFRICAN AffaS5sy; v1oIErs. sturdy hon home
TRACTOR FOR SALE@Farmall c, 8
naGSv m1S old ao$SiI;SS9Sv $1;SS9 Vienna 6s-J. I ~
tssS: $3.50; Vienna ss-j. anu @i "1si
TOPSOIL. fill dirt and manure: blue
ming and removing. sH, Siio. Ml
TOP oPr SorL-vsIy OIL. good. rich top soil M
Ie5 1nTas aed es fEfe4 H 4a5s eeu'es
AZALEAS, hardy, field grown, all
sale and retail. s5io III iSth st. me ne.
RRsR AsssazfEsMT sns s5uhaay 5n bots
anss ?ss SER s692 s% ssssIel p
COW MANuRE MAJ 5Rie saiiI veil sSa; Totted. $3.50
DsF bu Du del. 80 Toeso Ssa 10 VA VIZ SSss e
ROTo-TILLER, Al condition: must
sell; S225 or best offer. Ask opera
rsEEs toE t9r SyyMovr8a SypTess 9s7s; ,r,m,.a ~.
ss sareS W. vsTE oas. ow svenns aatss free
FLAGsTONE WALKS. terraces. nre.
places fishponds,, retaining walls,
work F. MARCUCCIO Route 5.
RornsTS RorFs,lis lanss mas Rockville. Md. Phone
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in sodding. For free esti-
mates. call LYONS NURSERY,
6102 Ager road. Hyattsviile. Nd.
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1886.
YOUR LAWN needs attention now.
Seeding, .fertilizing, aerifying and
PRovEMENT sERv.. Greenbeit 4ls6.
APPLES, both cooking and eating
Grimes, Staymarls. Yorks; several
variety cooking; S1-S2.60 per bushel
Vienna 246-W-3. IL
Evening star., 1950-10-01
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

TENNESSEE WALKER. beautifully
marked bay, 8 yrs. old, wonderful
riding horse, 16 hands high, can be
seen at Son-kee Farm, Germantown,
Md. or call RAEDY EVANS. Gaith-
ersburg 30. Price. $500. II
PONlES-20 head of choice Shetland
ponies. 4 months to 3a years; beau
tifully marked. chestnut and white
and black and white: will make
wonderful Christmas presents for
children. Can be seen at Son-kee
Farms Germantown, Md, or call
RAEDY EVANS. Gaithersburg 80.
FOR SALE E-2 reg. thoroughbred
mares with papers. 8 and 2 yrs.
viii not sparate. $500 for both.
Box 2S6-Z. Star. Il
LARGE ANGUS BULL with papers;
no longer useful in this herd. Phone
PoNYWGentle mare, very gentle
with saddle and bride. Phone
REGISTERED GUERNSEY heifers,
all ages. B. F. SALISBURY. Fair
GOATS, milking does, grade and reg
istered; also stanchtons; best of5er.
Vienna z40-J.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
MiscL. FOR SALE Cont

WASHING MACHINE. good as new;
WksSsas9s WksafSGs sspsi MASRiNr $a5i Lu. r4.72so;
WASHING MACMiNEWie5o oE with
pump; moving to new home with
Rendix; reasonable. CAN CO. 3005.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore, wiring
$40. 902 Wayne rd.. Fails church. Il
WASHING MACHINE, WESTINGHOUSE
automatic ssIt 194s; perfect cond.; must
wasHRNG VAS PssS MAC MscHiS8E. M 2asee Aso apnde,
all. excel. cond.. reas. CH. 1886.
WASHING MACHINE, ABc, wrinser
type: little used. excellent condi-
w&sHrSSGtO SSs StO' MACHINE. Gi aeoS5 aE with top,
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore more auto:
cost S224, almost new; moving, sac
NJ riflGs; S1O0: 1922 Irving NV. l.
disc; on all floor models; last years
ewes; till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
-Iyll Nichols ave Sc. LU, 4-7000.
WLAaIECHEs, LaE ~ So,E nEationsiIs famous: save
rus, Hamilton Gruen, Longfnes. fine
Swiss; lowest prices; large selection;
Seomppsseeei; pse all gIaranteed from So .9b
20 Sze.oU; hOSSL9N LOAN CO.,
WATER WTffn, cooiERs. Soi rs ssSo ssie or rent; We
install. JOHN 6. WEBSTER. since
19l2, 627 F st. NV. ST. 6lO0
WATER aEATEks. used. sale. 20,
pas 8 SkBsTFRR ITSR CO. Sl0i eaa FgaT + :. JOHN
WEATHER VANEs, 81: eagles and
arrows; Just what you've wanted
GicHNER; 1900 Kendall st. ne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E.
refgr.; davenport bed. dinette table.
WIRE RECORDER with foot pedal,
mike and earphones, new; Sl00.
YOUTH BED. excel. cond.. beautiful
blonde finish. mattress, fitted chintz
spread with skirt; pairs organdy
curtains matching chintz trim. SH.
Walnut BEDRM. FuRN., dble bed
chest; bureau. sos; also misc. pieces.
DIPLOMAT leaving country: selling
out custom-made furniture Phone
OI., 0S95 for information.
BsAUTiFuL SsAJ,I virgin wool afghan.
l6; walnut dining room set with
fine slip covers; also Simmons day
bed: MRS. STRAUSS, Sligo 6210. .
BACHELOR, giving up housekeeping,
selling furnishings. lamps. new
mans suits, size 3S and 40; over
coats, short coats. Possibility of
apartment with beds and chests of
drawers, etc. Phone Executive 0296.
WILL TRADE new Rosenthal dishes
for 12 persons, 126 pieces, for de-
pendable. used car. Ii. 3-5477. Il
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes.
shovels. picks, hand tools, etc. .EX.
3527. GICHNER. 2513 M st. NV
MOVING - Sacrificing suplus furni-
ture: size. 32-42 mems suits: "a
overcoat. Week days after z pm.
Sunday 81 n afsss sssa l pm. 211 14th st,
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE COURSE,
80 hours. immediate sale. reduction.
FORCED 10 MOVE in apt; s-mos.-
old items. all within guar; Coldspot
refgr.. S190; Kenmore auto. wash
er, $50; elec. stove, S215. JU.
1sTa CENTURY ENGLISH mahog-
angy sideboard by Sheraton;
unusual design; very rare; S700;
also pair small Queen Anne ma
hogany drop leaf end tables. $50;
fine mahogany Chippendale corner
china cabinet. 5000. CO. 1896 "a
STEEL BEAMS, used. all sizes angles,
channels, reinforcing rods; lge. stock.
ARROW
Evening star., 1950-10-01
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1853 E ST. N.E.-Large. front, beau
TRULY furn., studio room. next
shower; rent to couple or mother
sined. sne cnild;; alil; l,y With day care, II de-
Two Rooms, double and single, sins
closein city; transp. ut door; ex.
tremely private locality with hus.
band and wife: spacious grounds.
1910 Allison ST. N.s.@Master liso
bedrm., excel. furnished. Pvt. bath
$50. La. 6-471S. II
VERY NICELY furn. Q rms. for light
ho11sSekeeping; privils,: pvt. family.
llo9 ND. ave. ne. LII. 3-s002.
FOR RENT to gentleman. single or
double rm. with dressing rm. and
running water. Large 1st a. front
rm.. cont. hot water, auto. heat,
81 fgnv; 7SSa loSated. AIT 2nd st. ne.
11ss PENN ST. NE.-Room 11 70,
gentleman; So a week. Ii. 4-44SO.
OTIS ST. N.E.-Front single roc room.
next bath; pvt. family; laundry and
MI Mons e54ii 4PiFiVil'' employed lady pref.
$50 1eth ST. N,E.-Lge. front rm..
twin Sp o6ed beds 2 closets; conv. transp.
AL I'm ST. N.E.-Sgle. rm., next to
pain; Tor gentleman; quiet, refined
nome; n5a,, convenient location. Ii.
soss lincoln RD., corner R. /. la ave.
6ed: 6aS; large arg ka clean front rm.. twin
PLAZA HOTEL, block from senate
single. sl7.5O; double. 81. PSon: S
NEAR MARYLAND AvE.-Lse. fro from.
ym;j yenj.5t. PVT hall Sss1mipyt, BATH con-
bath, private IVA NE;mLargs home: cCnv rm;. next
will rent sEls. or dble. TR, BAGS. %
twin beds. next to bath: on 2 bus
MasTrR IinsTi aapndpy pNny6pG priyil. FIR: 93S6. p
pvt. tile bath: in pvt nome: % WITH WITH
priyils.; Vicinity of Catholic Univ. i
" block bus and stores; EMPLOYED
cple; or ladies. Call DU. 1926. Il
LARGE FRONT RIM. in Woodbridge;
turn; or unfurn, paint to suit, Kit.
sgagh'; ss4h pEARs0yal EalFs ySrd' laundry rm. AD.
4th ST. Ne, 16. near capitol-sleep-
and 10 weekly; no drinking. II
223 9th ST. N.E.-Large front bed.
dpnpine d9G% nor bo get1sman partiss 81 per wk no
Single cor. rm.. clean; adj. bath.
DBLE. RM.-Plenty heat, hot water:
near trsnsp,; no drinkers; quiet; SD
NEAR CAPIToI-Attrac. rm.. sirl.;
snnWaT is%ndry Prdtvial; a5atp telephone; bath with
wooDRIDGE, .ss66s 25th st. me- n.e!-
Nice rm. for 1 or 2 girls. Share b,
with 1. Kit. privils, opt. MI. 5172.
ATTRACTIVE DBLE. RIM, brkfst.
privils.; Q girls; vic. 4th and r. I.
ne. Six blks. Catholic o. co.
221 BRYANT sT.-2 front house.
keeping; range, elec. icebox; own.
er's home; adults only; reasonable.
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MISC. WANTED (cont.l

SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
patiteries, house rags; highest prices
paio. II you cannot deliver your
aaGe9muiations, az please phone us.
s'W1 WAsai nj rag ao6s 4 BAG CO.. 216 L St
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
Datteries. house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
Snmulations, please phone us. ACE
AID. 5457. e' NV
SEWING MACHINES, highest prices
PAID tor all makes. 1916 H st. ne,
FIX. o5SS Sun, TR. 6S41 wkdys.
SICKLE BAR MOWER. like you. will
use ose about twice then sell it. OIL.
SILVER. antique or ordinary; any
SILVER SHOP. aeii M IasS; & NV The
STERLING SILVER tableware e,d
Set good quality dishes for private
6575. Box 272-B. Star. ~
TR SET. any condition. wanted;
swap for vacuum cleaner, tank
type need Bendix washer, swap
only. WA. 2S7o.
TOOLS - Milling machine. surface
grinder. electric furnace, lathe.
reasonable. Call WA. $3.50.
AOMbONE, cornet or saxophone for
agianln1er; aaegiianner; must be reasonable. 10.
WORLD BOOKS ENCY., fairly recent
eoltion. good cond.; must be rea-
sonable. HO. S249. i
USED INSTRUMENTS, bought or
1aKen Ia1G In trade. DYNAMIC MUSIC,
1 HOLLYWOOD and kidney var
ity. . blond cocktail tables and
NJ dmasNtehnlng NGnlng coffee table, JU. 7-790S.
piano; interested in tonal Qualities.
ia. 3965. '-e0
AM INTERESTED In buying silver.
ware, any cond.; jeweiry, brio -brsc,
Milestone
, THE-HoUSE-oF-GIFrS,
1888 WIS. Ave. NV North o3OO.
WANTED
Used, furniture. any condition; | piece
or house full. Phone any weekday,
UN. S9I7.
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK tcont. J

SMALL PONY, saddle and bride
perfect for small child or beginner;
$50. outstanding " mare ponies
2 well-mannered horse ponies. Am
offering. group Of the best pleasure
horses na se1eay nass hSd Wsn a Ssrsss neg
used saddles, brides. blankets, etc
This merchandise Is worth your in
s99ectiT9n Tnmp]s EHToP Hts EARN; a1sn rischs.
GSMsdsFd pSs5reds Sf e @ Hslftsia' th'
fall; average 1000 lbs. per COW
last VI, producing go gals. per day;
80 i; YES SM6SSDs. whitehall. Ma
sDln1sSg EREsH COWS vpsn ssr, ssR e hSssys
this fail: an choice heifsrs; vac
POOLE. Herndon, Va. Phone FL.
FRESH COWS. S160. and $40. with
out cali; VIII sell calves reason
s1sh ss3is; saetland 81 s1se pony. 4 yrs. DID,
HORSE STALL WANTED. close-ip
WaItar WalTtax c1mnty; gu Gwr Tor reg Tennsssee
Cali ow. 471o after s pm. pm ' @s
CHILDREN'S RIDING HORSE, very
Jumper, very gentle, 10. 5-O432.
2 HALF-BRED HUNTERS, s and g
yrs. old, 1853 and II hands. good
manners, saddle and bride; also
gentle pony; show prospects. GIL.
NEARLY NEW ENGLISH SADDLE,
new aluminium bit, and martingales.
Whittier St. NV. NV I'll PPM PM. 'i'
FILLY BY Bull Moose; raced at Mari
bore recent meeting. VI. 8487.
foasd July MARE whe T1ih sa1s stoaksas sSl
perfect manners; for child or wom-
an; with tack II desired. LO.
HoLsTEIN. fresh. first calf, heifer,
$3.50. d. H. SMILEY, Leesburg. Va.
BEAUTIFUL BAY MARE, 8 years old,
16 hands: suit. for man or woman.
USED ENGLISH RIDING SADDLES,
S,a,. S25 up; Army saddles, $3.50;
6rides 6nd eoseIs sfso pads blankets shssts
sToMsock's. tsts sag%s gSH' M cart. St. soD. n.S.
BAY MARE. hunter. 7 yrs, 1e1.
good Jumper. quiet. BARNES, Fair
HoksEs toR isi-F; For SALE, hunter pros
poets, riding horses; 3-yr. Palomino
stallion; all prices. Mr.. GIBBON,
SADDLE HORSES AND PONIES. very
cheap; one jumper. SO Swami rd.,
Suitland. Md. Jordan 9-92S2.
JERSEY COW, registered. gentle. high
producer. $3.50. Rockville 1920. Il
HEREFORD II BULL, registered. from
! yr. to 21 mos. old, pure Domino
breeding. ]. T. GIBBONS. Haymar-
ket, Va. Phone Haymarket 1-F-01; /;
Washington phone, RE. 1920.
FOR SALE-Thoroughb gelding
chestnut, Q years; sacrifice by college
student. Vienna 1852. Il
BLACK-ANGUS
Registered bred cows. $3.50; register
pEFRaNcEaU9ss 81 Ran Esasiyss al Rociville os3SE 3Ss7;
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

ASIPLIFYING EQUIP, recorders. pa.
and music players; also mobile
sound truck service. SOUND" ;"
CO. 4445.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 z St
NV National 1904
REFRIGERATORS. washing machines,
5023 wis. ave, WO. 1902. q
TYPEWRITERS for rent; Royal std; /;
So per mo. MR.. GIBB, ST. 1000
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
SfanSspS 6sdS Or at portable by pvt. party,
ADD. MACH, typewriters, calc., cash
reg, of. equip, any kind; top price.
DI. 1872: CO. 1925 ewes, Sunday.
AMPLIFYING EQUIPMENT, pa. sys-
speakers. recorders 'SsiGe eWire tape pn
disc); also AFR inverter (6 to ITO
W; cash at once. CO. 4S03.
ANTIQ QUES--FurnIture. cric-a-prac
china, glassware. rugs. silverware
paintings: highest cash prices oaid
Call MURRAY {Starbeexe'' IA
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100 S. capttol, III. 3-ap61
RETTPHOT STERTNG

epecial-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment LA FRANCE up
FOSTERING. 2509 l4th St NV.
CO 1881
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNisHEp-N.W.

WOOD - Excellent oak
wood at $50 a cord. Phone RE.
1895. 2s