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Evening star., 1951-05-24
AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top cash dollar for 100 clean cars;
'3S to 80 models. 1901 Mt. Yer
non ave-, Alex. Va. TIE. 970!;o
1916 TO 1s51-All makes. Drive in
with your title, for more cash. Or
1ath T pay aSd u sal sts. WohEE W EE 9SFoRs 5S6s
PREWAR CARS that are nice and
lar for them Prefer Fords and
Chevs. and other brands as we'll
NV. HARRIS Afro SALES; ask for
Mr.. Coward or Mr., Williams. TU
FxiE, aoNEs1 APPRAlsAls d az
aeksr.sonSizc Hskis & ffas tts fss. 'i'0Ef' "
VIII VI Gt sAY CASH for clean cars. an,
ROYAL MOTORS NC is Ken
Tos 9se' WAkM Y IN WELCOME ano gold
cash see 4aIhss fal g %oTeR SslSTe setns co
$500 Bladensburg "a Cottage City
Md WA 65aa OF l6 Mass ave NV
ST 22SS. open yes and Sunday
sTUDEBAKERS I947 to 1871, also
other makes: METROPOLITAN
MoTosss;7 hR slss7s 100" eladen'OurE I'd.
! RUy WRECKS. fre- Jobs. x.cabs,
rundown r,s;Is sars' 1,4 n46o5i for salyase
for nice ,ou miieare cars MORRIS
AuTos FoR soGTHERN TRADE
WWoop. W5o 70 5soe o' Ga. spas ave, .AS GE. 9s44.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
Trailer Values
CARA GES

American Trailer Co., Inc.
1890 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
S495 AND UP

Precut Aluminium Garages
And Utility Buildings
1919 Down, Balance in 80 Mos.
Lear, 12x20; Delivered, S495
1la-car, 14x20 ----- $519
2-car, 20x20 --- $703
Put Them Up Yourself Or
We Will Erect Them
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va.
For Details, Call IA. $4,000
Ewes, OV. 5525)
Evening star., 1951-05-24
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size Job, prompt
service: reas.; local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after pm, GE. '4l6.
Evening star., 1951-05-24
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
rRAILERS

TRAHER-2-wheel; new cond.; Ask,
ga IT; suitable for travel or farm;
with hitch: SS5. CY. 9156.
WANTED - Utility or box trailer.
LANDOLA 1850; q beautiful. fully
equipped and attractively furnished
home; 81 IT. Of carefree luxury. "a
It. awning. many extras: perfect
cond.: must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Compare this trailer with
those selling for much more Price,
S4,400.. MA. 2O7s.
FRAvELHOME, 1947. Gift; refgr.
awning. alum, ext. excel. cond:
S1.l00 or trade 1949 car. G. DET-
TENMAYER, Spring Bank Trlr. PIX,
1744 Richmond hwy. Alex; lot No.
4, Bank DIR.
HEETER CKAILER SALES serwyn
now has O lge display Of Doth new
and used trailers: very good assort-
nent: clean useo trailers ranging
n size from IS e 81 = priced
Vrs Phone TO S11l
Evening star., 1951-05-24
L o S T

500 By o certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to O neighbor with
cut drst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co. .
q Block South Of Kew BRIDGE
1el1 North Moore St. OW. s7s7
Evening star., 1951-11-04
|Clurk-Becker
Ceremony Held

Miss Lucille Becker. daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Becke,
Of Jefferson City. Mo-. and Mr.
Charles Franklin Clark, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald E. Clark Of
Silver Spring, were married yes
terday at the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart. The Rev, Louis w. Cheat
ham performed the double-ring
ceremony. The bride was escorted
to the altar by her brother, MIR
Vincent Becker Of jefferson City
A reception was held following
the ceremony at the home Of the
bridegroom. =
After their wedding trip. the
couple will live in Silver Spring
The bride is employed in the Office
of Senator James P. KEN of Mis-
souri, and the bridegroom, at the
Washington Gas Light Co.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
''Engogenne


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ritter an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Janice Adell, to Mr..
Edward Charles Stack. son of Mrs.
Irene E. Stack of Oil City. Pa.
The wedding will take place in
April.
Miss Ritter is employed locally.
Mr.. Stack. a graduate Of Grove
City, Pa. College. now is serving
here with the Navy. Before being
called for service. he was EN-
lployed as an accountant with
Price, Waterhouse g. Co. in Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Weleh-EneIish
The engagement of Miss Mary
Geraldine WEIGH to Mr.. Clifton
Earl English, jr., has been an
nounced by the bride-elect's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j.
Welch of Lorton. Va. MIR. English
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
English of Quantico, Va.
The wedding is planned for
early December.
IO'ReiIIy- y-FuIIerton
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon v. OReilly
of Arlington, former residents Of
Washington, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, JAG
queline Marie, to Mr.. James
Thomas Fullerton. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Fullerton of Viii
Itinsville. Mass.
The bride-elect is a graduate OF
Notre Dame Academy and at
tended George Washington Uni
versity where she was a member
of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
Mr.. Fullerton attended the New
England Conservatory of Music in
Boston. He now is attached to
Commander Cruiser Division 4 and
lis serving aboard the U. s. S.
Worcester.
Lindemon-Wotson
Miss Jean Catherine Lindeman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Lindeman, is engaged to Mr.. David
Richard Watson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray v. Watson of Baltimore,
her parents have announced.
Miss Lindeman is a graduate of
the University Of Maryland, and
a member of Alpha Omicron Pi
Sorority. Her fiance will be gradu-
ated from the University of Mary
land in June. He is member OF
Kappa Alpha Order.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

DR.. and Mrs. Philip Bloemsma
announce the marriage of their
daughter Joan to Mr.. Robert j.
Winklareth, son of Mr.. and Mrs
August Winklareth of Union
City. N. J..
The ceremony took place yes
terday at Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church and was performed
by the Rev. j. Hillman Hollister
The, bride. daughter of the first
Netherlands citizen to practice
medicine in Washington. was
born In Indonesia and attended
college in Amsterdam as we'll as
| Catholic University here. She has
been employed at the Netherlands
Embassy until recently.
The groom, veteran Of World
War II, is a graduate of Stevens
Institute Of Technology and is
now employed as an automotive
engineer in the office Of the chief
of ordnance at the Pentagon.
After a wedding trip to Florida,
the couple will make their home
in Arlington.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15

cost of maintaining soil fertility and
loose the benefit of a lot of waste
feed on the farm. Then too the hay
and feed crops which are sold would
usually bring more if fed to live
stock. In other words, the cash crop
system can be worked without live
stock but is more successful with
livestock.
Feeder Rotation
The feeder rotation which was de-
veloped at the Huntley experiment
station is one of the best. This di-
vides the farm equally between
small grain, hay and cash crop in a
6 or 9-year rotation. The cash crop
is usually row crop like sugar beets,
beans or potatoes. The grain is oats
or barley, or both, the hay, usually
alfalfa.
The farmer following this method
has no livestock during the growing
season to bother with. When the crop
is off in the fall he buys lambs or
cattle to feed or sells the feed to a
livestock rancher who moves the
stock to his farm to feed. This keeps
the feeding on the place and utilities
the rough feeds that would other
wise be wasted.
In-Between Farm
There is one more variation, which
might be considered an in-between
farm. That is the farm which pro
duces both livestock and cash crops.
The crop land will probably be di-
vided between small grain, hay, pas
ture and cash crops. The pasture
may be permanent or it may be a
part of the rotation.
The operator of this farm has
more irons in the fire" and a full
time ear-around job. By working
out good rotation and working in
livestock that will not conflict too
much with his cash crop the income
possibilities on this place are excel
lent
We have examples of all these
types of irrigation farming going on
in the state with many variations.
The straight livestock irrigated farm
is probably now in the minority.
Both production and fattening of
livestock have a very prominent
place on the irrigated farms of the
state.
The expansion of irrigated pastures
for raising and feeding livestock in
Montana will help round out the pro-
gram for the irrigated farms. Live
stock on every irrigated farm at least
sometime during the year should be
one of our major goals for irrigation
farming.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
whatever lililkHsIUlI
your PROBLEM
can help you

AMES designs systems for all
methods of irrigation. A low
cost. portable. efficient AMES
system cuts labor costs. saves
water. assures superior crops
and highest yields. Aluminium
or Galvanized pipe with new
Ames Ball Coupler. Send cou-
pom for details.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
Weather Summary

United States Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau Office Helena, Montana
Mean Temperature and Total Precipitatio
Station December, 1850 Period
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
IRRIGATION DAM POLES. ALUMINIUM

2-inch pipe. Very light. W.T.. Is lb. per #.
) fit. long, Postpaid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. so
TT. long. Postpaid SS.15
712 fit. long. Postpaid S4.15
BORDER Dixie MACHINE. Easy to dixie
20 acres per day. Only machine of its kind
that builds bikes clear to ditch bank.
Caution: Tractor with hoist required to
operate. Homemade hoist easy to install.
Hoist not furnished. All iron work COM
plete and ready to install. Less than 100
feet of lumber to be bought by farmer.
IRON WORK ONLY. W.T.. IS lbs. Price
$4,000.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-02-15
THE JUMBO SIPHON

EACH JUMBO IRRIGATES 21s to acres
per day. Discharges 70 to "a Gu. it. of
water per second. Easy to start. No shovel
work to turn out or shut off water. Ideal
for borders Aluminium. diameter inches.
length feet. weight 9 lbs. Price post
paid. $500.
PLASTIC ROW CROP sIPHoNs. Very
light.
Size Postpaid Size Postpaid
1'x60" -. S110 112"x60" =. S1.8O
IA"x6O' S1.S5 2''x6V' - Se.5O
PLASTIC IRRIGATION DAMS. Very light
and strong. Do not become waterlogged-
Mud peels off clean when dam is lifted.
Wild. Ling. POSTPAID Wild. Ling. Postpaid
TT. x #. S495 #. x Z #. $3.50
#. x #. .s740 6 #. K it. $1,000
Evening star., 1951-07-06
TV CT,OSE-OTTT

We have the f1nest selection in the
city of new 1851 TV sets all IN
sealed boxes all priced to go! !
Enjoy TV now at the lowest price
ever Open evenings. till 8. STAND
10th and H SITS. ne. Ii. 3-90S2.
Evening star., 1951-07-06
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.H.W.-Thoroughly exper. fol
small family of 2 adults; 1 infant
pvt. upstairs rm.; pleasant sur
refs, required. Cali JU. s-4725
e}tfP fo WI; to cook and Shs clean
ner and chauffeur. Will live in at
tractive apt. in new modern houst
on large farm located 2S miles South
of Fredericksburg on Route II
Must be experienced; good wages
Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler. Kinloct
Farm Supply Post once, once, .Ir Virginia MIA,
references. Il in or near Washington
call at Lee D Butler, Inc, 1121 21s
St, NV. Ask for Mrs. Winslow.
COUPLE, married. for cooking ant
g.h.w; References. Must be sober
poaEsTic. GSi s7Ie white or colored woman @s
house and care for z girls, ages !
ewes, WA. O782.. 5.
GENERAL housekeeper to live II
summer home mr.. annapolis. Sat
cai tifreGGn Gs aas4 aRa sun Gl G0Ga Sn sasr
and sat; An day Sunday. $
G.H.W., PLAIN COOK, colored; liv'
in. Bethesda area; s25; recen.
local refs. required. Oh. I264 -
G.H.W., to live in; private bath; 10.
cal refs. Call before 3 Sat. vi
G.H.W., to live In. New York City
love children; elec. washer ane
drier; no cooking; refs. and health
card reQ.; 500 mo. WI. 921S Of
Box 459-E. Star. IS
HOUsEWoRKER: hours, $50 Il
$50, 5la days; sit in l night 6
week; must be exper. in care O.
child; refs. REQUIRED; S25 salary
AID. 1852 after 10 am. -S
ployed cple., 2 school-age children
ample free time. SH. 6036. -S
MAID, G.H.W.; / child; live in; Sill
yer Spring; excel. salary. TV in Tm
SH 1912. IS
sist convalescent mother with /
small children; 5-day week; live II
or out. Arlington. ia. S-S011. rs
Evening star., 1951-07-06
FURN. SALE
ond ANNIVERSARY

Foam rubber matt. and box spg;, reg:
S149.5O, now S119.95. Hazelwood
sslas5i @Gd din now ym sgss sHstS pc pcs ms6 rss
din. rm; suite, reg, S429:5o, nov
of. We specialize in cut-rate prices.
KING. 1903 Georgia ave. SH. 1891
Open till 8 pm.
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel; 4 burner,
table top, $50; Servel gas refgr;, 6
eal Gu Fl tn $40; S9sb both in good condition fs
GAs never hAsGE assd SO ~nle iaehss
Refrigerator, III Gu. IT., elec.,
Coolerator,. brand-new, never used,
S145. Both for $3.50. JU. 7-e7l2,
GAS aANaEs: new. used; credit; y:
"a .s'en .ve' OF 5s7tS0s 5s7o GALES 1857
GAS RANGES. ali sizes new used
Large stock. oareain PRICES ACME
with new compressor. l McCray r.
IT. display meat case, 1850 model
practically new; l Hill SIT. dairy
case, Hobart meat slicer. l Toledo
chopper, / Toledo tenderiZer. ! new
Toledo, Toledo scale scale. weights up to 81; !
Lee highway, Arl.. Va. KE. 3-71l1,
GUITAR. steel. ia. 5-SO42. .
GUNS.-NeW and used bought and
sold. All types fishing tackle. Open
evenings ard Sundays TRADING
POST 1896 M st NV MI. 1890
KITCHEN CABINET DISPLAY. at be-
low cost If you are building or
remodeling, this Is a bargain.
3
LAWN MOWER sharpening machine,
Graham, Model 1875; will sharpen
up to 36-inch unit; new price, S475.
now only S275; 2 years old. MA
LONEY'S. INC, S126 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, SH. 1890.
LAWN MOWER, Eversharp. gasoline
motor. 1S-inch cut; cost 500. used
times; price. $40. WI. 0926.
Evening star., 1951-07-06

FURNITURE SALE
From Railroad Freight Sales.

From Railroad Freight Sales.
Hollywood beds, reg. $50 50-$39 80
Dressers, maple $3.50, S24.9E
Beautyrests, box springs $40. Sc
Innerspring mat, reg. $40 80. 500. so
Drop-leaf table and 4 chairs $72 90
HENRY'S, 1925 7th NV, MI. 944s
FURN:-Din. table, chairs: ANTIQUE
washer. metal bed and springs. Sell
all or separately DE. 4049. IS
FURN., BABY CRIB. Storkline, dble
innerspr. matt; Beautyrest dble. spr
and matt, like new; dble. mahog. f.
poster bed. XII. S-7219. 8
FURN.. bedrm.-Antiaue sofa and
chair, misc; good cond.; reaS. $500
Military rd. NV. Sat, WO. 1897.
FURN.-New green sofa and match
ing club chair, $3.50. cost S400;
gray rug. 9x14; television, Emerson
3-way comb. 81 model, 1915; refgr.,
8 Gu. IT. 81 model, frozen food
Gompartment. $500; misc. NE. $500
FURN.wMust leave town in Q weeks,
sacrifice furniture for $500 or best
offer. Complete bedrm. set, spreads,
curtains; junior din. rm., table
server and chairs; modern Gre
denZa bookcase and desk, twin
needle-point fireside chairs, slip
covers; excel. vacuum cleaner and
attachments. complete American
china for IL, lamps, pictures, chairs,
= etc. AK. $500, Ext. IA. No dealers.
FURN.-sheraton dining rm. set;
breakfront; Howell dinette set;
excel. cond.; make offer. CH. 40l4.
Evening star., 1951-07-06

GIRL, colored, desires child care and
Inv; exper.; refs; col. fam. pref,
GIRL. coiored, wants day work
cleaning or taking care Of chill
dren. HI. 65l4.
G.H. W., neat colored woman wants
5 days work Call Ii. 3-7460
G.H. w., part time; 5 days week: ex-
perienced. Ii. 7-2232 Sat. bet. 8
HIGH SCH: GRAD. wants sleep-in
Job as light house-worker or care
of children. Call TU. 403S, -
HoUsEKEEPER, colored, exper. s
years last place; neat, honest, high
type; also good with .diabetic pa
tients: 5 days. Hudson 6071.
WOMAN. colored; settled, reliable;
g.h; W.; -, sleep-in. Job; good refs;
COOK. likes children. HU. 1868.
1 RECOMMEND my colored girl.
who wants 5 days work a week; no
cooking. Call Du 1884. $
COLORED GIRL, college student. de-
sireS Job as waitress. maid in store
or nursemaid. DI. 1856. 5
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w. by the
day. Call Ii. 6-9025.
COLORED GIRL. experienced, desires
work as waitress, maid or apartment
cleaning. DE. 0l2S.
COLORED WOMAN desires cooking
dinner. 2 It'll after 6; 75c hour, car
fare. Ii. 3-3320.
COLORED WOMAN wants general
hh9usewosrsk3; no cooking: references
CoLoRED WOMAN desires day work
or g.h.w:; expern excel. refs. Call
MI 670l
Evening star., 1951-07-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1888 IRVING ST. NV. Single,
nicely furn.; Frigidaire; next bath.
Cont. hot water. Empl. only; sac SO.
FRONT STUDIO RM., refgr., radio.
TH; dsi, dble. or triple; s15-sai. Ex.
1s40 P ST. N.w.-"The churchiIr";
efficiency apt. ,bed-liv. rm.. kitch-
snette, next bath; electric fan fun;
S45 mo. NO. 1858. -
2420 PENNA. AVE. NV lge. l.h. k,
rooms, running water and Frigid-
LGE., BRIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM.
Gas stove and refriserator. 65s
5e2 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. aa l;h;S. rm. for employed couple.
1914 CALVERT ST. N.w.-and flo floor.
/ / rm. and large kit. bath semipvt.;
2 nice adults. HO. 1916.
18th AND IRVING SIS. NV rm.;
dishes; S12 wk. HO. $3.50. 5
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large room
with kitchenette, refrigerator. stove,
sink; empl. adults; $3.50 per wk.
Shown after 4 pm. ~
Evening star., 1951-07-06
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

FARMINGTON, 1924 18th ST. NV
Near Dupont Circle; maid service
24-hour switchboard service; phone
in all rms; large comfortable rms.
single, $S.75 up: double. S12.50 up
NEW alAUMPsHIRE HOUSE, I7la New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco
rated rooms: daily maid service and
switchboard service NO 22e6
1880 18th ST. NV, in former lega-
tion bldg. on bus stop; comfortable
single rm. with gentle family. for
ROOM FOR GIRLS or couple
conv. transp.; kit. and liv. rm
ppghds ppggiydils. 511s Ga. ave. NV. GE
sGLE. RIM. running water. Near
bath 1242 21st st. NV; ME. 5473
NEAR 18th AND MONROE NV
Quiet refined lady, convenient buses
and stores: reasonable. HO. 7773.
soos COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. 81
Convenient. attractive, corner rm.;
twin beds; unlim. phone. NO. S421
TWO HALL ROOMS; 81 per wk.;
1882 Riggs pl. NV. De. 1862. IS
NV. Sgle.. and dble. rms; run. water;
$9-$16 wk.; day rates. HO. 6720.
Ill
Evening star., 1951-07-06
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Office manager. full,
ly experienced in General Motors
and ice system Of accounting and
financing; available Immediately
EN-, 1751. 3
CHAUFFEUR. Negro, exp. capable
will drive anywhere in U. s., cal
DU. 3997. between and s pm
tendant for sick or old man. Ii
MEN AVAILABLE for employment
odd Jobs, yard work, wall washing
painting. housecleaning, etc. SAL
VATION ARMY, Harbor Light Corp.
ME. 4532. -6
YOUNG MAN. art student, desires
part time work daily from / pm.
Box Bath. Star.
EXPERIENCED food broker salesman
Wholesale or retail contact. Boz
434-E, Star. &c
Evening star., 1951-07-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BABY SITTERS; afternoons and
evenings; good references. CO. 1lO2.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as clerk
IN Dry cleaning store; exper. Ii
) yrs. last place. neat. honest; eSid Rish
pssisnts; atS dass sSoa H6. Ti's 6o7i. aia0e'i'
NURSE, practical, white, wishes lob;
experienced with mentally ill. Pre-
Ter to live in. Box 267-G, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white, wishes
elderly patient. NV. Sec: $21 Wk
day duty: ref. Box 340-H, Star. -
SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER, o5 yrs.
exper.. seeks position of trust; NV.
pref no shorthand; hours, 1-5; s.
Yo6NG coLoRED' OR D. WOMAN vishe.
work as chambermaid or waitress
or clerical: exper. TR. 1896.
MATURE white woman with wide
exper., references, will serve part
time as invald's companion. or as
ba0yy bbaa60yy FEt Sltter5S NV preferred. ME.
TWO CoLORED GIRLS, high school
graduates, with references, desire
Job taking care OF children and
g.h.w. Call AID. 4532.
TOP-NOTCH. FREE-LANCE ARTIST
Versatile; results guaranteed: ref; ex-
per-; reas.; delivery serv. Elk. 0357.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as baby
sitter. DU. 1889.
Evening star., 1951-07-06
BUILDING MATERIALS

Besides our usual line of building ma
terial we are Wrecking q lge. amuse-
ment center and have the following
items for sale: One 24-ft. dble. door
Kelvinator refgr., 3 restaurant coffee
urns, six 18-inch ceiling fans, many
elec. motors, eight Aft. diam. wall
mirrors, numerous desks, suitable
for offices; several lge elect. wall
reinforcing. suitable for patios,
lawns, etc; loft. Hill dry cold
display case, 81 bowling alleys. These
are all high-claSs, flrst-Quality items
and can be seen at our yard, 1881
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arl., Va.
A. B. c. D CORP. OF. S755. -15
Evening star., 1951-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chest. SIS
2 decorator bronze lamps, S25 each
bookcases; miscellaneous. MI. 6446
FURNITURE-Blond maple liv. rm
suite. television; reas. offer accept
able. Clean apt. avail. CO. 2953
FURNITURE-Corner cabinets. maple,
mahog., cherry; kneehole desks,
maple, walnut; 5-pc., dinette; liv
rm. chair; studio couch 'aThe little
store around the corner" 2609 gath
st. NV, nr. Conn. ave. and Calvert
St. till 9. CO. 1866.
FURNITURE-End tables with match
ing lamps. Phone WI. 9155, 10 to 6.
FURNITURE-Special sale on steri-
lized, reconditioned sofa beds, $40,
$40; 2-pe. sofa bed. liv. rm. set,
and chests. SIS. $40. S25; Hollywood
beds, 500, $40: innerspring matt,
$40. SIS. $19; beds. S5. $40; drop
deaf tables. S25, S35; ext. drop-leaf
$40, $50; lounge chairs, $40, S25.
$29; loveSeat, spec, $50; end lamr
and cocktail tables. 81, ST. $40, SIS;
rugs, So, $40, $15; cutglass specials,
rock maple chests. $35; mig. buffet,
desks, desk Sso. ss5; hida-bed d. type neenfas sofa
like new, save 500; save $40 on new
studio couch. THE HOME SHOP.
1745 L ST. NV. RE. S961. Terms.
SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedroom. dining rm.. living
room from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. ETC., at great saw
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDGS.. 400 New York ave. NV.
daily 1916; Sat till 4. RE. 1910.
Evening star., 1951-07-06

hauled; $500. MI. 1000, Ext. 252
WARDROBE, ! yr, old: all cedar lined II
Reasonable Rsaeel beiSh RAJ IN ssS5. sSssi' '0noS ms
WASHER, wringer type; perfect, $25i
also spin-drier washer, $40; West
inghouse ironer. perfect. $50. UN
WASHER. ABc wringer-type; excel
cond.. cheap. quick sale; owner leay-
ing country. FA. 1906. IS
WASHER. Maytag. automatic, in Al
Call after pm. Laurel 117-J. -
WASHER, Maytag. 50. tub. de luxe
almost new; cost S190. sac. for S125
TU. 05S5.
WASHERS. dryers. ironers; 15-20%
off regular list prices. All famous
RADIO co. 400 18th st. NV.
Phone DI.. 400.
WASHER, ,ABc Spinner, excel. cond :;
WAsHEks. dryers. ironers;. 2o% to
$50 of latest models of famous
makes; fully guaranteed; we will
never knowingly be undersold. SUN
RADIO. 11th anj e sts, NV and
WAsHENG AS Il e MY MAcHiNE&Thor. IN aeHo Auto
magic. requiring no installation, no
plumbing. When new. $210; now,
/ "; old. excel. cond, S125. JU.
WASHING MACHINE. nendix auto,
perfect cond:; $l25;, EN-; 4s5l:-7
magic; new 1851 de luxe; in crate;
cost $225. sell bargain price si76.
wAsHING e MACHINES. up to 4oH
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
wsItR 1s N'ssSS doo1sR sEe tused 10 westns HaGoo
house, bottle type; sealed-in motor,
tion. $65. Call RE. 1915. -12
Tahae John 6 Vhsrs WEBSTER bssb APPtlANca WI
CENTER 1900 ist st s.e.. ST 6100.
WIRE RECORDER RADIO PHONO.-
Console model; 500. 81. 5999.
A SET OF 4 TIRES and tubes; good
eond.; size s.20xl5; $3.50. Call
ATTENTfoN 81 S4fo REpucERs. McIesyy
@ RGlla Masssager oBarrelD, cost $23G; 10
ns new S5irihss 5a s4ss4 81 alter pm
FOR SALE OR RENT
HD-5 front end loader. like new;
Insley truck crane wit. 6 Of witho, :
mdSnetS oSSOUu MOuel LUO DaCkuOe
or crane; D-6 1850 Angledozer. 315I
Diesel compressor; motorized wheel
barrow, Cat. Model l. motor: Patrol.
General Electric $50 amp. welder.
NELSON MOVES. Cleveland, o.
kenmore 1-3499. Ia
SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks and mattocks, 81; shovels.
S1.45; sledges. $2.75; dig. bars,
$2.50. GICHNER, 2513 M 1T. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-06
"AIR CONDITIONERS'

New 1851 models: 20ee of list price
for cash buyers; installed in regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO.
2l50 Ga. ave NV, HU. 4S00.
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BAIT FOR BASS

Live soft shell crawflsh. ANACOSTIA
SPORT MART, 1888 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LU. 1873. 3
BASINS. SINKS. RATHTUBS built
in. S25 Fittings, new or used.
BLOCKS 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
BASSINETTE, $3.50; bathinette,
never used, So. NO. 1882, Ext. sos
water heaters. pipe copper tubing;
everything in plumbing. Lowest
prices; ATLANTIC. So7 v st NV.
BATHTUBS, new used. Quilt in. legs
sinks: basins, toilets PEERLESS
SALES co. o237 Ga ave DE 1870
BEDROOM SUITE-Fashion Flow
S126 complete SH 22NS s.
Evening star., 1951-07-06
BUSINESS SERVICES
SERVICE, peri

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE. permits
secured; consult for building. re-
modelling and additions to homes.
JORDAN & JORDAN. DU 5S44. IS
We specialize In stone retaining
walls, f1agstone patios. walks, steps,
driveways, porches, lily ponds. etc.
If it's stone or cement work Of any
type you want call JERRY LU.
l-4156. for a free estimate
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Cutters
and spoutS a specially. Call after
pm, Ii. 6-3064 10