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Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10
Road Commissioner Here Wednesd day

A. N. Ghiglione, territorial commissioner of roads, was in town Wednesday and Thurs day to confer with Navy and City officials at Kodiak Naval Station, Mayor Lee c. Bett- finger attended the meeting. Plans to stabilize and standar- dize the road and widen it near the "slide area' were discussed, Paul Slower, local representative of the terri torial highway department said Thursday.
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Police Chief Wounded ln Night Gun Battle

Carter Seymour, chief of police, received a severe wound in his right forearm Sunday night in a blazing gun battle with Nelson Maddux, 39, carpenter foreman for Paddock and Associates, a. round 10:30 at the latters' house near Tagura Road. Maddux received a flesh wound in the shoulder.
 Ten or eleven shots were fired in a space of a few minutes from a 30-06 held by Maddux and from a 38 Police Positive held by Seymour.
 Despite his badly wounded arm Seymour succeeded in disarming Maddux and placing him under arrest.
 Earlier, Seymour, Ovid Me- Kinley, patrolman, and Ken Soldan, USN, Shore Patrol Chief, went to investigate a complaint from a neighbor near Maddux's house about someone firing a gun.
 As the police drove down Tagura they met Mrs. Mad dux who had fled from the house. She said her husband had a 3O-O6 rife.
 The three men went to the house but found no one there. They noted a box of 150 grain 30-06 cartridges on a table. They found no gun in the house.
 Seymour sent Mckinley and Soldan back to town for more help in searching for Maddux. Seymour, who was unarmed when the complaint was called
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Petition Prepared For Council

A petition requesting the city council to move the city dump will be presented to that body during the next meeting.
 The petition is signed by several residents and asks the support the people of Kodiak. It points out that because of the fast growth of the city, new lots have been surveyed along the road and present site of the dump. Consequ- ently new problems have a. risen making the present place inadequate to take care of the new demand"
 The city council has dis cussed the problem of obtain ing a new site for a city dump during several council meet ings Tn the past.
 One paragraph of the peti- tion says: "The humane angle is perhaps the strongest point. Rats. smoke and stench are unhealthy for either hu- mans or livestock. Also debris washes back along the beach all the way to town, which is unsightly if not a detriment to health. ''
 The present dump is located at the extreme end of Mission Road near the former Ernie Bryan property. A new road leading to the Loran station at Spruce Cape joins the road at a point near the dump.
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PTA To Sponsor Cub Scouts

The Parent-Teachers As sociation voted to sponsor the Cub Scout group here during the regular meeting Thursday.
 A five man committee will be selected to organize and guide the young groups. Boys from z to II are eligible.
 Members of the PTA de cided that the December meet ing will be in form of a carni- val. Each room at the school will be asked to put on a special attraction.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10
Armistice Parade Planned Monday

An Armjstice Day Parade led oy the Navy band will be held Monday and is scheduled to start at 10:30 am George Sonntag, commander of VFW Katmai Post 7056 announced early this week.
 The parade will form on the road near Knudsen's and Kraft's and will march up A. laska Way to the corner of South Mill Bay Road, past the Bank of Kodiak and will end at the school building, Sonn- tag said.
 Chaplain Peter R. McPhee. Jr. of Kodiak Naval Station will be the principal speaker. City and Navy officials will be asked to sit in the reviewing stand which will be in front of the bank, Sonntag announced.
 It is planned to invite marching units from all civic and social organizations as we'll as all branches of the military to participate.
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Funeral Services For Arthur fund

Funeral services for the late Arthur Lund were conducted recently in the Union Hall by the VFW. Lund died in an automobile accident late in September.
 Burial was in the city ceme- tery under the direction of Kodiak Mortuary. The flag used to drape the casket dur ing the services will be sent to MT. and Mrs. A.E. Lund of Seattle.
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in, borrowed McKinley's 38 revolver and waited in the house for Maddux to return.
 Seymour stepped in the bathroom to the left of the door to wait. Maddux return ed. Seymour challenged him and asked him to surrender the rife.
 Instead Maddux fired shatter- Ing the chiefs right arm. The chief picked up his revolver from the floor with his left hand and returned the fire until the gun was empty. He then charged Maddux and succeeded in disarming and pinning him down but not until he had fired three more times.
 Meanwhile, Lee Niblock, 16, on hearing the shots got a shot gun and started to the action. He arrived in time to hold the gun on Maddux un- til McKin ey returned.
 Seymou,', bleeding badly, had a tourniquet placed on his arm and later went the hospi- tai for surgery.
 Maddux is held in the U. s. Federal Jail on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Bail has been set at $10.0O0. Seymour is in Grifin Memorial Hospital. His arm was operated on by Dr. A. Holmes Johnson Sunday night
 The complaint charging Maddux with assault with dangerous weapon was signed by Paul A. Dupler. city at- torney.
 Following the exchange of shots Seymour struggled with MadduX and succeeded in talk ing the rifle from him. One cartridge still remained in the gun, Mayor Lee Bettingers said Monday.
 Mayor Bettinger conducted an investigation of the shoot ing on Monday.
 Police said Maddux had been drinking and that he had earlier threatened his wife.
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Youth Finds New Clues To Fate Of Two Men

A boy and his dog discover ed evidence Sunday afternoon that may lead to the solving of the disappearance of two men last April.
 A human foot with part of the lower leg was found around 1:30 pm, Nov. 4, on Buskin Beach at Kodiak Naval Station by Phillip Jones, IA, and his dog, while exploring the beach.
 Other parts of bone, believ- ed human and some cloth mat erial from a hand made shirt were found later by military personnel. Authorities believe that they have evidence which may positively establish the drowning of Henry c. Findley and Marion E. Pulver late in April of this year.
 Findley and Pulver, both family men and formerly em. ployed at the rigging loft at KNS, are believed to have drowned when their small skiff overturned while they were fishing.
 Phillip, son of SEC and Mrs. William s. Jones. of Fort Greedy, discovered the foot and bone when he went to see what his dog was barking a. bout. Upon making the find he immediately returned home and notified the military auth critics.
 Military search parties are still securing the beaches and kelp beds near the spot Phillip found the bones. If more evid- ence is discovered an inquest may be held Monday by US. Commissioner.
 Following the disappearance of the men a search of the beaches was conducted by plane, boat and on foot.
 On the day following the mems disappearance a small skiff, overturned, a pair of oars and a gasoline can were found on the beach near Gib- sons Cove. The skiff was identified as the one used by the men on the fishing trip.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10
Kodiak EIkS
 To Convention

Several members of the B. P. O. E. 1772 left Wednesday by PIMA to attend the Alaska west Territorial Elk's Associa- tion Convention in Anchorage. Those making the trip from Kodiak are as follows: MT. and Mrs. Max LaLande. La Land is District Deputy of the Association and Past Exalted Ruler of the local lodge. Others from here were Leon "Ole" Johnson, Exalted Ruler B. P. O. E. 1772, MT. and Mrs. Bud Metzgar, V. w. Root, MT. and Mrs. John Chase, MT. and Mrs. Ray Boggs, Fred Wallace, Sam Serrel and Don Bentley.
 The convention opened on Wednesday and will close to- night. Delegates from Fair banks, Cordova, Sitka, Palmer and Seward will also attend the meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10

Ray Mcfarland of Libby, MeNeill and Libby was in town last week. He was en- route to Seattle after inspect ing the damage done to the cannery at Moser Bay.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10

The Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lee F. Bettinger Wednesday evening at 8 pm. Guests are cordially invited to attend the meeting which begins at 8 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10
Bank, Postofice
 To Close Monday

The Bank of Kodiak and the U. S. Postofice will be closed Monday in observance of Armistice Day which falls on Sunday this year.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10

MT. and Mrs. J. G. Martz ST., of Spokane, Washington, arrived in Kodiak recently to visit their son and daughter, J. G. Martz, Jr. and Mrs. Dick Nixon.
 This is their first trip to A. laska. It is also the first time they have ever ridden in an airplane. They travelled to An chorage via Northwest Air lines.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-11-10

MT. and Mrs. l.. K. Wod- finger were PIMA passengers.
Evening star., 1951-06-09
SITUATIONS MEN

ATTORNEY. d. C. BAR yrs, exper.
following congressional activities.
Desires position with organization
doing similar work. Box 432-D,
Star. l5s
BAKER, experienced. wants Job,
hotel or restaurant. Call Ii. 6-57S2,
SHIPPING, RECEIVING stockman,
reliable. experienced. desires per-
manent position. UN. 0710. 10
SP0TTER-Experienced, desires part
time work evenings. Box 395-D.
MEN AVAILABLE for employment odd
jobs. yard work, wall washing.
painting. house cleaning. etc.
SALVATION ARMY. Harbor Light
Corp. ME. 1882, III
YOUNG MAN, colored, married. en-
ployed Govt, wants evening and or
weekend work. LA. 6-9276. 10h
Al CARPENTER, understands the
business; equipment available; open
for immediate employment. Call
ExPER. sSSii MAN for estate maintenance
by day or by season. Can handle
q few more nice homes. Labor and
reliable tools furn. All answers will
be contacted. Box 409-E. Star Ill
Evening star., 1951-06-09
MARBLE

sSEsEs1 SkKoW sosss Ex sas L. lI?s sssos st. nv
MICROSCOPE, brand-new Spencer
M9naealor Gaq Nl4 With oil emersion. $500.
MTMEoGRAPH MACHINE. model 80.
a. B. Dick recent, manufacture. ma
sRaps shas elssa seoa Drde M esGfs carl p fs'sP ssso
MOTION PICTURE FILM. Koda-
chrome, 16 nm: 9 rolls Of type A
for artificial light; 5 rolls daylight.
soor stEatly Jo gut sSsaa q saaste; guarantee good
BIKE, Whizzer. good condi-
MOVIE M CAMERA 1e- 1e-mm., e revere.
mag. and 16-mm. sound-silent pro-
tect6or; both or separate; reas. 10.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, bass fid-
die. alto and tenor sax, clarinetS,
electric guitar, trumpets. Priced for
BROKERS. 1908 H st. ne. Ar.
oil IL BURNER AND TANK. - DO Good
PHoNoGRAPH REcoRIBSss ISs 4 victor,
Columbia, Decca, Capitol and Mer-
curry records and albums; popular
and classical; all 3 speeds; large
LHS ftHSk EEcTRnn sRes gss sos sspENa SaSs VA: Xa
AtAJ4 1AIGS ! 1b4S GLASGE EoVO WARS
ave NV EN- 1870
PIANO, antique square grand, per-
feet cond. $3.50. AID. 1917 after
PIANO. steinway grand. excel. cond.;
%s,nut Ss5G cash; 81 kRsa RRssaio-victrOla comb
PIANO-Come in today and choose
the piano you would like to own
and have 1t delivered to your hcme
on Campbells famous rental-pur-
chase plan. You may select any
piano you like from our large stock
OF new and used pianos. Prices start
as low as 1875. Rentals as low as
$3.50 mo. All amounts paid may be
applied to the purchase price at the
end of the rental period. CAMPBELL
MUSIC STORE, 1108 G st. NV.
PIANO, uPRIGHT-sso. Dial oper-
ator and ask for Bowie. 1911. 10
PlAN0S-Last wk, of KITS soring
piano sale. New and q. sample
spinets and consoles up to $500 oi. !.
Grands reduced up to $500 Don't
miss these tremendous ya4rcs; S25
down, 8 yrs. to poy the balance.
KITS. 1880 G st. NV. %
PIANO, small baby grand; Marshall
Wendell. mahogany, good cond.;
1925. 343I .l4th st. NV. 10
PIANO. uEfight. dark oak; Cable
Nelson; 500 or best offer. RA.
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HELP DOMESTIC

caILD iii C CARE, RI;.,e.; col; of Sat; sun;
in or out. GE 1854. 10
CHILD CARE. general housework. Ex-
perience and references. 51a days.
10 tn y Sun. 8 to /. 2032 18th st.
COOK -G.H.w., VIII. live in; nice rm..
no laundry. Wed. and every other
Sun on; adults; $25 q wk. Wo
COOK. experienced. s175 month
Reply Box 4is-E, Star. % "
CO0K-Go to Betflan Beach. June
10th to August ]. Must be reliable;
have good refs. Fond of children.
CooKoG.H.w., colored: thoroughly
exper.: for small family e adults.
pleasant SURROUNDING; $3.50 per
week. Please state age, eXper. and
list local refs. Box 312-E, Star.
COUPLE, to live in. for general house
work and cooking; references. CO.
G.H.W,, refined colored girl; iiye-tn;
good h9mei must Ike children, rel,
required. ia. 1884, NO. 4633.
HoUsEKEEPER-Light housekeepins
care for 3 children; live in. TO
HoUsEKEEPER, live in. white; gi9 car,
Sf % elderly ldi nc couple; s,sl close to tranSSp.;
HousEkEEPER:s 1a; s-a2ga TSIte or colored. ao to
go to Massachusetts, Beach for
summer; must be able to care for
children. and g.. have refs;
sls salary depends on iineddinyidual; cali
HS}Gs5SKEEEEE' g .S;5SIiS III Shite, i've in: fond
Ho1sEkEEPER,f St 1tTiSIf ear live in: pvt. rS room
upstairs; children and 70; Sat.
afternoon. Sun. aft. of. AL. O644.
HoUsEKEEPER. white: live-in: girl
and 69y teen age; motherless hor1e
LADY's MAID. colored. for semi
city June to Oct; health card n and and
Bog Sa ssoop. SefI star Tsfi necessary 1S! RSsDl'
MAID, live-in; g.h.w.; one who likes
sefs eafaFs ca TE has 1sss health xIe, e%5d AND apd
APARTMENT. MI. 1886.
NURSE. white, to assist with chill
dren on 3.week vacation in Maine;
.good pay; Phone OR. s0ss. 10
n, MAID u esr. pTac g1T nurse I pref s,r
babies and, 2-year- -old boy; $35 pei
week; mod. laundry equip; Other
help empl.i alternate Sundays of
highest refs. required; permanent
WOMAN-Settled, to live in, care fol
child and small house; local refer.
snces; week ends of; good salary
WOMAN, reliable; g-h.w.; cook; fond
open. OIL. $685.. 10
WOMAN to care for 2 yr.-old boy
while mother works; days, 9 to Il
SIT per week. Refs. Call at 331
casE asdh 81 81; ne 3 cafI5RESma sfis5 S:n;
day week; refs; $50. JE. 3-7339
GoLoRED GIRL, G.H.w. for small
family: Liye-in. WI. 1870. 1t
COLORED MAID, g.h.w., laundry
i've In; 3rd &, rm.; recent ref; ex.
/ per. Wo. 6696. -e
Evening star., 1951-06-09
LUMBER
EISINGER
MILL & LUMBER co.
Bethesda. Md. WI. $500

MACHINERY - Bucyrus- Erie 22-B
Diesel backhoe, shovel or dragline;
Monaghan CIV 900 boom; Lorain
$50 dragline, serial 17243; D-S-N
or shovel; Northwest 95 dragline
Caterpillar DIS tractors. serial
2U735S; Cleveland Backfill tamping
machine: Cleveland 95 ditcfing ma
chimes; Barber Greene model 44-C.
will cut SO" deep; Buckeye model
100 trencher; D-2 front-end leaders,
serial 5U336; HD-5 front end loader
serial 2446: Caterpillar No. 70
grader, like new. A. C. r. CO., 1865
Nottingham rd.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-06-09
PIANOS

Special Reductions for June
On a large selection of new floor
samples and factory rebuilt grands.
consoles. spinets. and uprights. in
cluding such names as Hardman,
Steinway Baldwin. Knabe. Chick-
er1ng and many, others. Come in
and see some real values; SIS down;
piano accented on trade.
DYNAMIC MUSIC
1900 9 st. NV. ST. 5345. Ill
PIPE. galvanized Olack, cast iron, cut
thread: fixtures BLOCKS. 3056 u
st NV NO 1908 WA b50l
Plates, eight, 101a-in. Lenox. zau-
tumn pattern. peri. cond. DU. 1884.
PORCH INCLosUREs-your porch
made into den or extra bedrm. |:
CAPITOL coNTRAcTfRNdo Tsi e RSoi e.. e. eSS9 8sgS
pn p5etnssda aye; Bethesda.
Porch CHAIRS. 4. new, metal; s35
value for $3.50. Cali ia. o242.
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH combin. Cape
hart-Farnsworth; mahog. cabinet.
Call IA. s-5503 Sat. or Sun.
RADIATORS. 3, used. totaling lac
=; BarS q II Tadiation; n y sacrifice, S25. 1924
RANGE, electric, GE. model c-21;
refgr.. GE. GU. #, model NF-SG;
both never used. Call WI. 7029 bet.
IL I'm. No dealers. 10
RANGE tgas), Oriole make, 2 ovens,
egs. Cost 5000, win sell for best
RECORDER. tape, Eicor. Jensen
speaker, takes from mike. radio,
record cost sl35; sac. UN. 1859.
REFRIGERATOR NORGE o.doo-
sSi Gu. #; very good condition. Phone
REFRTGERAToR - New 1851 I1S Hot
oSint' ofgsr e, Gu; ats0 f.; never used; best
RTFhdeLsadSs ssf1iis faadi'iss e. p5ss. ssqs
REFRileERA1oR, westinshouse.l wll 8
Gu. It,: good cond,, $50. aO44
Fierce Fierce MN rd. NV nr. Park I'd.
REFRiGERAToR. Admiral. . foot;
REFRIGERATOR, eft. aE, 2 pfS Years
9id; 9d, a6 condition like new. Cali 10.
KEFkfGERAroR, servel, 8 Gu. ml4 It.:
REFRiGERAToR, Norge. 8 Gu. i9 #,
auto. defrost coldpack. Hydrovoir
ano putt-ln CLOCK; D0X good but
needs new unit; $50. AID. 1866.
REFRIGERATION. G. E., ice cube
trays: excel. condition. Wo. 1913
bet; and 5 pm. 10
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux, gas; 6
Gu. IT., good cond.; S45. 5601 Green
tree rd.. Bethesda. Md. OIL. S243.
REFRIGERATOR, servel Electroiux
EXCEL: cond.. 8 Gu. IT. $50. 10
REFRIGERATOR, gas. guaranteed to
be in good condition, S75. Ia. 0292.
REFRIGERATOR. servel. excellent
REFRiGERAToR, 7.eu.-ft. Frigidaire,
fine cond.;. best offer: quick sale;
a matt: old fash. clock NE. O6l5.
hEFRlGERATORS. up to 4UR disc.
on all floor models; last yrs models
slashed Easy terms Open ewes
until ROYAL APPLIANCE co,
l91 Nichols III ATn0n
Evening star., 1951-06-09

BOOKs bought, ali Einds. any guam
aEs1oR sR0 sooS s5oeSoHyed sHop e our ,4ss Sgsnss
oixMoND isf M JEWEsss sW Ssss or an, o..er,D.
sRaEq 81 fs11 gRR fpd sS s1lseT s.S Cash s. DsiS
ELECTRIC WELDER. 200 or 800
az amps s-441a and blacksmith anvil, CAN
ELEVATOR. small passenger, either
eiec. or hand operated. DU. 4s42.
FURN.--odd pieces. entire cont iH se,
GEANGTR T slo Eth f st.. aTSGi al oss5 s@-
FURN. WANTED. fairly modern din
ing rm. set and nice bedrm. set.
from pvt party only. FA. 3T26.
TURNITURE-wanted at once, eood
furniture and household effects:
also want refgr. and good piano,
prefer grand; small or large ANTS. ;
pay cash; Call MIR. GRADY. phone
FuRNTTTUtRE TRADE WANTED
LINED oak for rattan furniture. Din.
table and 6 chairs, glass-top coffee
table, 2 step tables, l occasional
table, 3-pc. TURQUOISE blue wool frieZe
sectional, occasional chairs; all In
good cond. Desire to trade for sim
llar pieces IN rattan large bamboo
typel: Phone FA. 1912. 10
in good condition; all
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices: MRS. GAY, RE. 1904. 90
FUHNiTURE--Wu. puS entire con.
tents Or odd pieces: also old china,
bric-a-brec Buying and selling foi
q, e. years e + N MHop%ooDs sSSso sth AND <
GARAGE. metal, or small bldg. that
can be moved; will pay cash. Cali
MR.. YELLOTT, Ma, O4S4. Iii
Evening star., 1951-06-09
TRUNK, WARDROBE

4nONh, WARDHOBE
Good condition. $40. WI. s4s9. 10
rIxaPsEWRIIEk: Ias " I1,IIE ( z; SMITH. special
BIB 18th st nv
Hin. standard I'm
dderwood. very good cond.. $50. AID.
TYPEWRITERs. portable. fioo1
ance on your old machine. CENTRAL
WARDRoBEs. . metal ivory with
locks; red couch; reas. NO. e339.
WASHER, Easy spindrier; late mod
sl;o sooe excel. cond.; best offer. Lo.
WASHER. Kenmore. with pump, pi9 Very
good condition; double laundry tub
with stand; Rees. FA.- 2019. 10
WASHER. Bendix: standard, perfect
WASHERS. builders surplus, Bendix,
heavy duty auto. deluxe washer
d ana elec. dryer. Sell below list price.
WAsHiNG MACHINE. Wards de luxe
1,,. S35 or best offer. 9s12 Colesvile I'd,
MACHINE. AZ Thor. Zee leeds
minor repairs; bargain at $50. XII.
WASHING MACHINE, heavy dTty
Speed Queen; sacrifice, $40. Lo.
WAsHiNG MACHINE. ABC; $40; fair
eondition. Call after 6 pm. co.
WASHING MACHINE, wsstinghouse S
Laundromat. bolt down model
Drand-neW, $500 cash. DU. 7s14.
MACHINE. ABc spin dryer:
WASHING MACHINE, whirlpool, .
WASHING MACHINE, Thor Auto
Pbo1s, PPbas5e, e5eei' oR d4ss dnssshanicai cond.. $50
WAsHiNG MACHINE. Universal. all used IS
d,yr;. Eringer type, best offer takes
22I33 2I33 So Randolph st. Arlington.
WASH. MACHINE with wringer: peri.
eSaq,j can ju. f"e f4S sYaS green chenille rugs.
WAsHfNG MACHINE. Bendix. piala-
Raasa mats; 5Ied 9sed .6ihg slightly: s125. Ii.
WASHING MACHINE-Bendix, fully
automatic; excellent condition: 2
TAshSe msds ~ 1MsAGdiNESsSa.s 1iI de
WASHING MACHINES up to olS 4og
disc, op al floor, models: last years
sRes edes s slssasa Roy.T Fasy SsfFgso terms ogsD @
1911 Nichols ave s.e. LU 4-7oO0
John 6 webster. USED APPLIANcE
,,yE GEMTER 1909 lst st. Sc. ST 600
WfN5o5v afss5 8 gImS " "; 6lo9; .
Soind; cond.; cost COS nsW -S49.5o; now half
CARTER ELECTRIC PLANE, like
new; ,Speedmatic saw. Mall chain
saw, a-h,p; cupboard motor, Corey
electric dishwasher. 1A hip. con-
crete mixer 500 c.b 4xSx16. 8
dble.-hung aluminium windows. 84-
II extension ladder, Phone Arcola
4235 or send card to p, o. Box
993 Falls Church, Va. for informa-
MOVING FROM APT. to another
f,-y,., slty, WOULD ly Ike o-se se sell most of
SPINET PIANO, Winter musette, 8
years, old; beautiful mahogany case
and bench. After 5, LU. 4-o314.
Evening star., 1951-06-09

BABY FURNITURE for sale. Below
cost. 3-day sale only-cash and
carry, Specially baby cribs. GIL
MANS n y FURNITuRsEs &c CENTER. 1875
BASINS. rs SINKS 4-s1iHi s1aiTHHiruBs, Is ou,l,
IN Fittings. new or used. BLOCKS
BATHROOM FIXTURES. American
standards. all styles, kitchen sinks
cabinets and water heaters, on dis
play; T. ]. FITzMAURICE CO.
BATahooM aT1a 81 ne ouFFifs. ri fso4$s $50; G Holly
S25; Terms Il desired, Tu. sss7
BATHROOM OUTFITs. cabinet sinks.
water heaters. pipe. copper tubing;
everything in plumbing; Lowest
prices pn Soo ATLANTIC. so7 v st. NV,
BATHTUBs. new used. built IN, legs;
SALES CO o'3 s3s7' 's's Ga. ave bE sSs aas76
BEDS, springs, mattresses, bed-roil-
away. breakfast suite, odd chairs.
Srs aressers, g rugs etc. IL to p, m.
BED, single, hollywood. inner-sprine
piano. GE. 1885. 10
BED; YaDeet dOs5le ss6 and ap oggH springs; mah0e
D1DS' VWlu, complete Win DoX
springs; also night stand. All ma
hogany. Good cond. OR. $685.. 10
BEDS (D-Hollywood; mattress; $50
BEDROOM FURNITURE-T.pie Co
lonial. mahogany finish; make offer;
excellent condition. WO. -7445
BEDROOM SET. maple, 3-pc, with
noX springs, inner-sprg. mtrs. Rug,
blue broadloom. good as new; Bi-
n eyele; SS Kits 26 IN. GE. 1857. 10
dc luxe springs and mattress. Excel
lent condition. S10o. CHI. S571. lO'
BEDROOM SUITE, blond mahogany
Ape. springs and mattress in
cluded: $125. LO 5-2547. 10
BEDROOM SUITE, lined oak. GOOD
cond.; coffee and end tables; ode
chairs; must sell. AP. 1907. 10
mahogany, pineapple 4-poster dble
bed. WO. 5313 bet. l and pm
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-piece, walnut
veneer: Jae Iaedern' only 2 months old
BEDRooM SUITE, 5 pieces. HeyWood
Wakefield. solid birch. like new;
bought Peerless Modern House last
fall: used spare room: cost $532;
sacrifice $3.50. GE. 2432. Iii
BEDROOM. misc. maple. single bed
springs and chest: S27.50. MI
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coma Call LO, 3.SS07. 10
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

MIAMI BEACH, FLA, June 15-July
6; l or young women; share car
expenses; refs. GE. S7G3. after 6
DALLAS, TEX. and return: june O;
ref. exch.; Cadillac sedan; morn
tngs. AT. 1853, or oW. 1886, til
9 pm. %
to San Francisco,
before 18th; will drive. 10. 9-9522
between l-5 pm. and after 2. 90
going to jacksonville,
Fla. Leaving early Mon. morning.
Can take passengers. share ex-
penses. ST. 554S. A -
FLA, june 9. re-
turning June 26: take ., share ex-
penses. OR. 3S19 after 600
BOSTON. Fredericton, N. B., Canada
Share expenses. Leaving Mondss