davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

lected International lines; ready
SS Ss see en{asinss asIl Il ssss7' AZ
RnXtR ngGn ppp1ks sfF Asxanden saaesn yf Breeding
ARc SpceG res ns suGAR si Loaf sas KENNEGs RS1sIs
phone Gaithersburg 642-J-2. IA
CHAMPION LINE black cookers: male
and female. Axe .registered; tenn.
porary shots given. LO. 5-2250. "a
f9xnks srindFs ARe eseu' or miss ESP pups tsTn
PERSIAN OR SIAMESE KIT. stud
service. MRS. HoAG. Lo. 5-1975'
DoBERMAN PNsCHER PUPS, IN
ped; ears crop, wormed. UN. 74S4
DoBERMAN PUPPIES. AKc reg, 6
wks. old. male and females. Ideal
Xmas gift. WI: 7759.,
PooDLEs tor Xmas; s black, female
shs s1ss'|ssi ss no 'nnsf sfzs 'sanfs aa sH 7Ps
BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg. male ant
female. red fawn: sire champion. Mr.
Tnss; Tmss calF nPe5sed aH 4sss sssm'' avail for
GREAT DANE, 3ls months old, fawr
female, sire Gilberts Adeles Com.
mander Dam Condry vom Zoo Eck
imported; Axe registered; champion
SIBERIAN husky aus 0oPsi oPPsGipPIEs, Axe
registered. 5 wks. old. Cali Ii
COCKER COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. 10 cha cham.
pions in 3-generation pedigree
snfs Axe; tn blacs; spsS gsrfect pets and pres
DOG sSs House 10 Wanted, for Ts eTowr
Chesapeake retriever; have medium
ss', SIZE dS des dsSy hoase for sale or trade ys
PEKINGEsE PUPS. Axe, male and
females; reas. 2010. 18th ST., N. -Arl.,
Va" OF CT. House I'd. at Wilson. blvd.
cHIHgAHuAsss,. Axe reg. also
sweaters. S12 Roeder rd., Silver
Spring, across from Hecht's. 23s
LOST-Black Angora cat, vicinity
1925 P st. NV. Reward. EN-. $3.50.
COLLIE PUPPY. beautifully marked,
champion blood, Axe registered, 10
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES, fine COM
panions, very affectionate, gentle,
housebroken. viii deliver. Phone
Toy DS1eysix MxNcHEsTER, CHESTER small female,
8 mos. 6312 62nd pl.. WA. 3034.
BOXER PUPPIES. ped. champion
stock. bred for stability and inteln.
gence; especially healthy; win keep
until Xmas: prsted low. ia. 5-9446.
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COPPER TURING

OOI Z GIL Ub1NU
4 or ~ inch; immediate delivery.
ATLANTIC. S07 v st. NV, No.
1921. -12
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BUILDING MATERIAL
BUILDING MATERIAL S

OF all kinds. at Robinson's. Phone
AK. 1900 for free delivery. Read
these Christmas specials. Regular
IA cent pine flooring, only 10 cents
q bd. it. Regular Is cent 12-in. pine
shfVns sh SaGrs only GD,l "A cents t. ssgusr
1871 cent knotty pine paneling, only
16 cents q bd. #. Regular S12.05
work bench. only 1896. Regular
$7.95 tree or train base. only S4 .95.
Regular $50 beautiful desk tops. only
S9;95. Here Is your chance to save
81! RSBfSsoSs RSRfS ssse isas 81 Rsn
ilworth ave. ne. 23s
BULLDOZER. oliver cletrac; model
dition.S S $3.50 teSi csil GPsiat7SS IA. s7Ss.' con-
lures, 3.6 lens, IIbooth shutter,
Or best offer. % Portrait iens. sGaa', range nse
finder; s fash sos, = price. 1855 + st.
CAMERA. 3E x4H. Pacemaker, speed
GG1aphie. Graz n1is f,4;5; td,; 13.6 en-. Tessar
SsnF.r. of..s 5iS s.!s' soidsSs .aR P
CELLO. with bow. good tone. sacri-
fice. Violins with bows. Good cond.
ReaS; price. 81, 1882. "a
lounge; down back: sacriice; Si35.
Call evenings. NO. s083. -23
CHINESE CURIO COLLECTION -
Mandarin coats, silks, brocades. ta-
PIE ,na linens. miscellaneous. Phone JE.
c;AIcGIAToR Monroe eiecsFle: Sa
CAMERA-Duafex. twin lens reflex
Eastman camera and matching
sssfs ss lens senf9 e9 Dht2h soth faaEses des cbs Eh
Einner. So oR. ss4e. ST '0unsS'ef &as OF Pc
cAMERA-Ted Flash: print dryer
sns s5s AriStocras H5 J6ts senlarser; never used;
ss1nm .gsnt.s s71 IA IS ssss Ts,sssr
CAMERA. Retina, II. German-nnake:
~. Xenon coated lens; built-in
range finder: peri. cond;: including
cAMEBawPOlaroId A. sa-1a3O gS lHgS eams.s syt,
CENTER. 421 King ST., Alex, AL.
CAMERA, movie, E. K. s-mm. mag.
load with g lens. wide angle and
II. I 2.5 teisphoto lenses; good eond.
cGnsEsf Gf, Af 2Si2 asficLEg siss5 gm .zceli.n,
Christmas Gift. Cali WA. 2s24.
CHRISTMAS TREEs-win deliver
any any Place any size. 10. $1,000
cMkIsTSAs as TREES. 81. Gut Ia your
c2kisfMAss III E1fi sa TREfs, US SR7T % ". eedar.
s,aslt esaut Ssh Shaped; 2 I'd s75Iloo; assort.
yOur Inf anv date Tn RES0 90
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SITUATIONS MEN

MEN AvAILABLE-For employment
odd Jobs. yard work. wall washing
carpentry, housekeeping, etc. SAL
VATION ARMY, Harbor Lights Corp
ME- 4532.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. IL years exper.
photography, portraiture, china anc
glassware, contact printing, projec.
ton; dark room preferred. MR.
COVEYL Apt. 6, Ii. 7-9S4S. 23s
RESTAURANT STEWARD or hote,
steward; 20 yrs.' exper. Box 1856
Star 23s
SALES MANAGER or top salesman
open for immediate employment,
local or surrounding territory.
Box 62-C, Star. 23s
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FARM & GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, S5 and up; get oui
free estimates and save money.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-457S.
USED EQUIPMENT-F-20 with cult
vator mower. W. C. Allis- Chalmers
with cultivator and mower: B with
erSWapd 'Gan tracto2 WITH cnitiTator
regular INC A., cubtractor, Super
A with pillow cultivator- -planter. regu-
lar 9. C294 plow, 45 baler, grain
drill. Dillinger insilage cultivator.
1HC tnsilage cutter H cultivator disc
mower Ford 20s Ioader psSxs ashp reG sratins tfes
mover. MALoNEY's. INC. Silver
Spring; ~; s.3333.
Super E. HIM tractor plows. cult,
ers, graders, manure spreaders lime
and fert. spreaders, drills, balers,
rows. heavy and light discs. wagons
and bodies. New Holland ensilage
harvesters. blower, wagon unloader.
seeders. .pulverizers, cream separa-
tors. mixer, cooler. Louden barn
equip Parts and service. MA
LONEY'S. INC, S126 Ga. ave-. Sill
ysr Spring; Iq: s-3s3s.
free. CAN On. $3.50. us
COMPLETE TREE SERVICE. lot
saw rental. or. 1923 after 5 pm.
MALL SAW, new and used; parts and
si1S sii1HS3os' flfS MaroNEa eaasa ssS c nah s1ss zss
G17Fsis s, ss...,y .ys.. siiv Spring Nd
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COMPANION - Employed woman
wanted as companion for older
woman. Free rent In pleasant apt.
for part time. minor services. CH.
CoMPToMETER oPERAToR-Half-
time per month, Jan. through May,
6-day wk.. S-hr. day, lunch furn. /;
rate per mo-. S26S. Apply DU.
1900. between $3.50 and pm.
COUNTER GIRL. experienced. 6 nights
q week; no Sundays. Salary, $40;
meals and uniforms furnished
Hours 4 pm. till midnight. Apply
164o Kalorama rd. NV. after IL a m.
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British Stenographers
Subject to qualifications. Salary
range will be S2,950 to $3,655.
Apply In writing to
AUSTRALIAN EMBASSY
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CLERK

No typinR or shorthand required;
must have ability to do detailed cler-
ical work in accounting department
and have q pleasant disposition;
congenial working conditions: insur-
provided. See Mr.. Kostura at SCHUT-
TIC & CO., 9th and Kearney st.
ne. or phone La. $500. "a
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GARAGES

UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices, LIST class materials; full
sizes, fine workmanship: sample
buildings on yard.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy. Arl. IA. $4,000
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

2 FRESH cows and 15 heavy spring.
ing Holstein heifers from excellent
mated Vienna 671-J. -23
WILL SELL 40 milking cows from my
herd. Your pick. j. PRESTON
E4aEHe' s3S4 M'Aean' w. MSS
3 . ccHEAP RIDING HORSES. 8 ponies
for children: wagons, carts, sleigns,
new harness, saddles. brides and
HORSE, bay saddle; good conforma.
ton, easy to handle; price, $1S5;
Cali OIL. 1858 ewes. after g.. ,-2S
HORSES. 2 thoroughbreds; broke.
ready for training; price. $3.50 each.
Call OIL. 1868 ewes. after 6. -.2S
BULLS Brahma registered bulls,
no papers; in sran condition ton Tor .I1 heayy AZ
1868 ewes. after o.. -Zo
WANTED-Registe Hereford Angus
or shorthorn bull. ready for heavy
service; papers not essential; must
have good conformation. Call OIL.
1868 ewes. after 6. -Zo
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HELP WOMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE, white. strong,
to assist invalid; live in. Call CH.
7471 after 8 pm. -23
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BUILDING MATERIAI,
BUILDING MATERIAL

We have many specials for the
holidays, including used plaster
board at $50 per M; nice shower
stalls. with f1ttings. sis each; 2x3s
at &c hneal #; 9 big lot of franz
ing lumber, windows, doors, pipe.
new and used plumbing fixtures;
oak. maple and pine flooring. in ex-
cellent condition; most reasonable
prices; several sizes storm windows
in new condition at less than half
price.
For your convenience we have opened
q new paint department with q
complete line Of Glidden paints, in
Guiding Satin Spred in 90 different
colors. ABCD CORP. 1881 Jeffer-
son Davis hwy. Arl. Otis S755.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Lge. stock good used lumber. brick.
flooring. steel. doors, etc. Hundreds
of bargains Visit our yard.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 s. Capitol. Ii. $4,000.
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REUPHOLSTERING

speciai-sofa and chair, reupnol.
workmanship guar, 25 yrs in same
establishment LA FRANCE UP.
HOISTERlNG. 2509 l4th st NV
&C 2as1
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.,

BICYCLE, English gears, boys 2s-
inch, $35. Used very little. oSall
BicYCLE@Boy's icy ii2 2e-inch: good IS con.
dision; SIS. 55oo 14th st. NV
BiGYcIR'f III SpRf boys Monarch; exceiien. is
S'1,.d. sond; sH sI 1898. 1925 Big Rock 3D.
BICYCLE, brand-new, at wholesale
cost; $40. Phone Gaithersburg BAR.
COUNTRY GARDENS, on Hwy, 240
BICYCLE, girls, 2s-in., like new;
ridden only about 10 NIL; fully
equip; S27. 81. 3472, --23
BICYCLES, mans French and lady's
ssis ssils used very littie' $40: laR "a
BIKE, boys, 2e-in., schwinn; new.
stu in carton; guar; orig. price,
$50; sell for $40. OV. 0970. -24
B0OKS-Buy books for Xmas. Open
daily $3.50 to 8 pm; Sundays IL
to 8 till Xmas. GEORGE FRIENDS
BOOK SHOP. 922 9th st. NV.
BRAKE TESTER, Weaver. floor model
IN need Of repairs. No reasonablt
SaRRyP2Ts !f'SisS' MofoR ssf M co.. nans5 iist
sRicKs. face and common. 1 or q
million. ALASKA COAL q BRIcE
CO, Ma. 5Ss5. OF. 1900.
BUILDING MATERIAL
wrecking 1928 K st. NV, avail. al
lob site; wall paneling, marble
mantles, flooring. handmade Colo
NAL brick; many interesting items
See Salesman at sight.
A. B, e. p; CORP.
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Bookkeeping Machine Operator
Young lady to work in accounting
keeping machine and do related
work; permanent position; vaca-
tion with pay; 6h-day week. Ask
Tor Mr.. Carver, McGRUDER, INC,
l1A& Conn ava n M On
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CASHIER, for beauty salon: knowl.
not essential; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
good salary; permanent. EMILE
1921 Conn. ave. -23
CASHIER, experienced. part time
Apply in person to Mr.. Cannon
30th and Rhode Island ave. ne. "a
CASHIER-NCR 1000. experience
desired: age limit 35. Hours: $40
Am. TO 4 pm. SUBURBAN HOSPI-
TAI, Bethesda OIL 67h0 -06
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BooKKEEPER. 40-hr., 5-day wk.;
opportunity for advancement. OAR
LING DRESS SHOP, S032 N
Hampshire ave., Langley Park Shop
ping Center. -O9
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SlLVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a-
hrac: D Milestone. Moth 0300.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1898 wis. ave.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage
IA. 2sa7; after Z pm, dE. j.. iale
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP. 176s
Pa. ave. NV. ST. 66oS.
CAMERA, 8 nm. and protector;
prefer Bell g. Howell: pvt. party.
DiaMoSsfDS IAN SsfS, ,JEwELRY of any descaip- 9
ton: old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
DOG HOUSE, for grown Chesapeake
retriever; have medium-size dos
house for sale or trade. Call OR.
FURNiTURE-wm buy entire &C con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS. Sth and z
sts. NV. ME. 1887.
FURNITURE WANTED-Single pieces
and complete households. etc. AID.
1870: ewes and Sundays. AT 251S,
FURNITURE WANTED-Entire house
or. by the piece; also dishes and
bric-a-brae; highest prices paid;
cash. IL 7-9S4I. -26
FURNITURE - Full contents. odd
pieces wash mach. stoves refsr.
s Z. FuRN. EXCHANGE
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China furniture. silverware. tewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAIA CH. 1888:
auaa I'M RHRR
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CLERK

CLERK-TYPIST-To handle automo-
bile titles and invoicing; fast, &C.
curate typing required; no exper.
nee; perm. position; pleasant work
ing conditions; air-cond. ONCE; 5l2-
day wk.. paid sick leave, 2 wks. va
cation, group insurance, hospitali-
dation. and many other employe
benefits; salary open. This is an ex-
cellent oppor. for an Alexandra
resident, now working in washing
for appt. BENpALL PoNTTAc. GS; 1875
Prince St. Alex. Va. 20
CLEkk-TYPIST, permanent position,
5-day wk.; apply CAPITAL PRINT
ING CO.. INC. 500 Charming pl.
CLERK. TYP1sT; white, perm SO pSst-
tion. excel. salary. All company
benefits; see Mr.. Flynn between 10
and IL am. SMITH TRANSFER a
STORAGE CO, 1913 U st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, for long-estabiished
furniture store. Pleasant working
conditions; Paid vacation and other
company benefits. Apply at ONCE.
STORE, 9TH and Eye SITS. NV, -23
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. blic-a-brac. china, glass
ware oriental art objects. ieweiry,
rugs, silverware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices raid. Cali
MURRAY. TIA, 3333
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Observation-Disclosures
For large furniture store: s day. 40
hour wk. Paid vacations, employe
benefits. Apply in person to Mr.
Charles. CURTIS BROS. FURNITURE
Co. 2O41 Nichols ave. Sc. -22
CLERK-Permanent position avail;
Write, Eiying Qualifications. to
ALEXANDRIA HEALTH DEPT. -23
CLERK, general office work: typing;
tnsur.. annual and sick leave.
Gaithersburg 51. -23
receivable dept. for lg. appliance
store. Not over 35. Must be able
to type and have neat handwriting.
This Is q permanent position, ex-
cellent salary goes along with quail
ned person; bbz-day weeK. Apply
Mr. DuRIN Q27 2 st n N -10
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CLERK-TYPIST
ACCOUNTING DEPT
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
The Evening Star has an opening ir
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with good telephone voice
who ts capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers By
teleph16e$ b-day. 40-hour week. Il
interested. apply personnel ofice
Rm. 605. Open Mon. through Fri.
$3.50 am. to pm. and Sat. 8 am
TO p.m.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

NURSE. practical, white, exper., re
liable; live in; ref. Box 1890
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DNO u 6C. ".
Eefab1fsheG QTs

PIPE, galvanized, black east iron, cul
q thread; lKsursso az Ssoa SL0cKs 1c sso3 o3o66 N
$50. good Condition. RA. 3S43. -2s
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COPPER TUBING
All sizes. straight and flexible. I'm
mediate delivery. BLOCKS. NO
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REFRIGERATORs

HEFRIGEHATORS
Late models. S25 up, easy terms;
also rent refgr., S5 month. Good
used gas ranges and washers,
ALL1SON'S. Open It'll s pm, 220e
14th st NV. Adams 1894 22s
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HElP WOMEN (cont.)
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Burroughs operator, age 1S to 35
pleasant working conditions; .gooc
hours See Mrs. Brotherhood
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP.
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KEEPING MACHINE OPERA.

BOOkkEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, experienced in posting to Gus
toners. ledger. cards: good oppor-
had fairly good background in this
type Of work. Call MRS. LUCE,
Ii. 7-S262. %
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ANTIQUES WANTED

siLVERwARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone. Moth 0300.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis ave
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BOOKKEEPER. experienced in gem
eral ledger and subledger re-
quirements,. reconciliation work and
other details pertaining to full set
operation. Good opportunity for
qqaiined person. Call MRS. LUCE,
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Y, full or part time; excel
plus commission. 750e
'e, No phone calls.
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BO0KKEEPER; knowledge Of typing
essential. CO. 3240 for interview.

B0OKKEEPER and auto title clerk,
exper. pref; good salary and work.
ing conditions. Call Mr.. Smith, TR.
$500, BURROWS MOTOR CO. -23
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Al home improvements, remod.; up
to 2 yrs. to pay; guar. wk. HANIL-
TON CONTRACTING CO.. RE. 4477.
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IN, full OF part time; ex.
plus commission
'rgia ave. No phone calls
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1740 P ST. NV. The Churchill''-
Clean sgle. rms, running. water.
maid service $3.50 up wk.; also
dble rms. SO UP. NO. 9S6S. -26
1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Large sleep
ing room: clean, warm, next TO
hath. Dill 22S4 "a
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elected president of the auxlll-
ary; Mrs. Joseph Krotocholel,
PompeyS Pillar, vice president,
and Mrs. Paul Stockburger, Bill
lings, secretary-treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Han
cock of Ballantine were pre-
Sented with a gift from the as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Hancock is a re-
tired mail carrier, having
served on the route for 36 years.
The next meeUlng of the Mail
Carriers association will be held
at Columbus.
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District Muilrnen
Meet in Hdrdin

District No. Z of the Mail
Carrier association held their
annual meeting Sunday, May 6,
at the grade school gymnasium
in Hardin.
a no-host luncheon was
served at 100 o'clock, followed
by the business meeting and
election Of officers for the
coming year.
Those elected were Tom Mar
tin, Billings, president; James
BarroWS, Reed Point, vice pres
ident, and Frank Kemp, Shop
ard, Secretary-treaSurer.
Mrs. Walfred Johnson was
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battle, the Chamber secretary

battle, the Chamber secretary
has announced.
The stamp is available At tbe
Chamber OF Commerce office
and all business houses are
urged to bring their stationery
to the Chamber office or r..
quest that the stamp be deiiy-
cred TO them SO that all mail
leaving Hardin in the next 3:0
days will carry advertising Of
the celebration, :. =
OF special value as advertis-
ing are letters going outside
Big Horn county.
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Advertising Stomp
Now Available

The Big Horn County Cham
Der Of Commerce has purchas-
ed a rubber stamp for use in
advertising the 18th anniyer-
Sary celebration of the Custer
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mans basket, double petunia, rose bush
es for her garden. Also single and
double petunia plants, asters ~pansies,
purple clematis, vines, delphinium, shas-
ia daisies, phlox, ~columbines, baby's
breath, perennial peoples, corsages and
cut flowers for bouquets. A few peony
roots. See Mrs. Fred Waterman, Phone.
IS. Two blocks north of City park. 1911
EG-E and Stewart-Warner refrigerators.
used, SIS and up; Kelvinator and G-E
ranges, SIS each; one Whirlpool, two gle
and one Altofer Bros. washers, SIS and
up; one Magic Chef combination gas
and coal range, SIPS; Norge 5-room oil
heater, $50. See these at Hardin Electric.
1873
ONE-ha1f business block and 5-room
furnished house; immediate possession;
also S-tube Aircastle radio, fine con-
dition, wheel chair, same as new. Phone
2Q5-W. 1915
1916 ALMA trailer house, 26-ft.; electric
refrigerator, new bottle gas stove; ex-
.cellent shape; $500; terms can be ar
ranged. Alvin Abel, 2 blocks east of
county sheds, 1918
NEW 2-bedroom house with basement
apartment and utility room. Price Of
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CARD OF THANKS

The Big Horn County Com
munlty hospital wishes to thank
the Lodge Grass Civic club for
their donation of three chairs
to the hospital.
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HELP WANTED

A national. well advertised cosmetic
concern needs local representative.
Good income, established customer list
available. Part time work. Avon Prod
ucts Inc. Write Lucille Prichard, Box
1251, Great Falls, Mont. 1915
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fer welcome. Inquire or see at 6s1 West
3rd st. 1872
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Shop In Hardinl
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WOULD like to lease or rent pasture
+ for IS head of cattle. See John Kukes,
Rt. 1, Hardin. 1872
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USED ITEMS FOR SALE

4-RoOM house, on two lots; ~cistern,
coal shed: out of city limits, north:
Inquire at Tribune-Herald.. 1872
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SO FORD coupe; good body, radio and
tires. See Chas. L. thinner at Marsh.
all-Wells Store. l9-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

BEAUTIFUL plants for Mothers Day.
LOUSY ~'mnIueISS R!qosnJ 'esSurIpGH
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

TWO 4-wheel t~railers, both with 16-inch
tires; one with 8 10 hay rack. Emil
Job. Unfred Cabins. 1872
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

MAYTAG washing machines at Ku;
cheras, Inc 50-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

2-BEDROOM house, unfinished, by
June ! or sooner. Call yam, Kenneth
Morrison. 1872
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

USED furniture. Contact Mrs. FREQ
Sharpe, over Olsen's barber shop. 13-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

FURNITURE suitable for labor houses:
PHI 49. T." . 1872
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

ONE brood sow and 10 pigs. R. L.. Duff
fled, Phone 01-J-4. 1911
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

NEW 2-bedroom house with basement
apartment and utility room. Price Of
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

VIC Case tractor. Phi. 5S4-M or write
Box 81, Hardin. 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

1913 NASH Ambassador, very clean, ex-
ira low mileage; priced for quick sale:
Phone POW. 1872
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

SETTING hens. See at first house
across railroad on St. Xavier road.
1872
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-05-10

4-RoOM house, on two lots; c~istern,
coal shed: out of city limits, north:
INQUIRE at Tribune-Herald. 1872
'3S FORD coupe; good body, radio and
tires. See Chas. L. thinner at Marsh.
aII-WeIls Store. 19-tf
TWO 4-wheel t~railers, both with 16-inch
tires; one with 8 X 10 hay rack. Emil
Tob, IJnfred Cabins. 1922
MAYTAG washing machines at Ku;
cheras, Inc. S0-tt
USED furniture. Contact Mrs. Fred
Sharpe, over Olsen's barber shop. 13-tf
ONE brood sow and 10 pigs. r. L. Duff
fled, Phone 01-J-4 l9-l
FURNITURE suitable for labor houses;
PHI" 49. 1872
VIC Case tractor. Phi. 5S4-M or write
Box 81, Hardin. 49,
EIGHT weaver pigs. 10 miles south
east on highway 81. Bud Evans. 1871"
{. WANTED
DEAD and disabled animals picked up
ree OF cnarG.e, Billings Dead Animal
Service. Call collect. Farmers Union, "a,
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Garden Club Activities

Reasons why both chemical fer.
tilizers and organizes are necessary
in growing top quality flowers anc
vegetables will be developed in q
33-minute sound film, "The Life
of the Soil' at the meeting to.
morrow night of the Wo0dridg,
Garden Club. The meeting will
be held at Taft Junior High
School, Eighteenth and Oti.
streets NE, at s pm.
The film also demonstrates why
ample air in the soil is needed fol
plants to grow their best. John
M. Davidson, club president will
preside.
Committees for the Second Ma
ti0nal Capital Narcissus Show will
meet tomorrow evening at the
Taft Junior High School to COM
|plete plans for the show, which
will be held in that school April
IA and Is. The following organ
izations are cooperating with the
Washington Daffodil Society to
stage the show: Avondale Garden
Club, Garden Club Of Chevy Chase
(Mdo, Hyattsville Horticultural
Society, Kenwood Garden Club
National Association of Gardeners
washington Section). Silver
Spring Garden Club, Takoma
horticultural Club, Woodbridge
Garden Club. DR.. Freeman A.
Weiss, president of the Washing