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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
ler home last Wednesday after

her home last Wednesday after
noon.
Erie Gross, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gross, who is at
tending the Montana State
college at Bozeman, was chosen
the outstanding freshman in
agriculture for 1949-50.
Mrs. Chris Paustion enter
tanned the Wyola bridge club
at her home Saturday evening
March 10. Honors were won by
Dick Endicott and August Star
ina. Travel prize went to Mrs.
H. l.. Brotherson.
The Wyola PIT A card party
was well attended Friday eve
ming. The committee wishes to
thank all members who helped
to make the party a success.
Mrs. Bill Grenough was dis
missed from the Sheridan hos
pital last Tuesday and is now
at home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
5arpY News

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eggart
and Mrs. Margaret Eggart of
Wvola spent the weekend at
the Dan Eggart home. MI. and
Mrs. Francis Eggart and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Eggart and sons
went to Forsyth Saturday to
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
Shop in Hardin!
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Watch Out For
The Spots"
Advertisement

not noticed, it just grew and grew
now it's there to stay"
From where I sit, we could take
q cue from squirt and watch for
our own "blind-spots" and preju-
dices before they grow too big to
get rid of. We've got to respect our
neighbours right to his preferences
...preferences for a certain make
of car, a favorite movie star, or a
temperate glass of beer after work.
We won't be tripped by any blind
spots if we keep our eyes-and
minds-open!
& %~4<
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15

spent the week end with the
Dwight Fergusons.
Mrs. Bill Briggs and Betsy
are spending some time at the
Briggs and HaWkey homes IN
Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Anderson
took their son Tommy, to the
Sheridan hospital Sunday. He is
i'll with influenza.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Hayward
of Sheridan visited at the Bill
Rugg home Sunday.
SIGNS BILL
Gov. John w. Bonner has
signed into law a bill changing
the method of computing rent
al rates for state grazing land.
The new law, passed by the
32nd legislature, requires the
land board to take into cons1d-
Grafton improvements put on
the land by the lessee.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
BREWSTER REELECTED

Lyman Brewster of Birney
was reelected president of the
Montana Livestock Commission
at it's annual meeting in Miles
City. Jack Toole of Shelby was
elected vice-president and Ralph
Miracle of Helena was named
secretary.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
Shorthorn Show, Sale
Slated for Billinqs

The 10th annual Spring Show
and Sale of the Montana Shot,
horn Breeders Assn. will be
held Thursday and Friday,
March IS and 16, at Billings.
The two-day event includes a
show of the sale cattle the sale,
and the annual banquet and
meeting of the Association.
The sale will feature SO bull
and Is female conSignments
from 20 of the foremost Short
horn and Polled Shorthorn
herds in the state. Both the
show and the sale will be held
at the Billings Livestock Com
mission Co. yards.
The show will be held March
IS at 100 p. M, with Wilbur
P. Spring, of Belgrade, elected
to the judging assignment. The
sale will be held at the same
time, March 18th, with Norman
G. Warinske, of Billings, acting
as autcioneer.
The total population of the
United States in 1870 was 1929,
214.
China, France, Britain, the
U. S. and Russia hold veto
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15

American Samoa covers rs
square miles.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15

China, France, Britain, the
U. S. and Russia hold veto
power in the U. N.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-03-15
AEW! Better Comfort

"orihow" shock disorders,
standard on K-,e&-, and 1-ton
models. New! Revolutionary! Self
adjusting! New seat design, new
steering wheel angle-plus lower
hood line for improved visibility.
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Copyright, 1851, United States Brewers Foundatio"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-08-17
COMPETITIVE SYSTEM THREATENED BY S0-CALLED
"BASING POINT" PROPOSALS S 7I9 AND HR 1920

ness. That's why farm, labor, coop
.erative and small business groups are
fighting it hard, as they did S. 1908
last year-the "basing-point" bill
which President Truman vetoed.
Things like this could happen if
the present bill became law:
A major oil company or companies
supplying competitors of coop or
other independent service station
could slash prices to those competi-
tors, and get away with it, merely
by claiming that they acted in good
faith to meet competition.
A canned goods manufacturer
could give whopping big discounts
to chain stores, also to inject COM
petition" The same sort of thing
could be done in fertilizer and other
lines too.
Stephen J. Spingarn, Federal Trade
Commissioner, testifying on ii. II.
1920 before the House Judiciary sub
committee recently, indicated that
ETC would find it practically impos-
sible to prove that such action was
not taken in good faith, or to prove
conspiracy in price fixing = even
though giant companies worked to-
gether to eliminate the competition
of independent concerns.
Sen. Douglas, debating S. 179 in
the Senate, said that it really should
be called ga bill to repeal the Robin
son-Patman Act" This act was passed
in 1886 to protect small business
from price discrimination not justi-
fled by actual economic savings.
The bill, opponents warn, would
also pave the way for big companies,
such as steel and cement concerns,
to renew the chasing point" system
under which all producers quoted
the same prices at any place, no mat
ter how near to or far away from
that place they might be. After the
Supreme Court declared the basing
point system illegal in 1948, fifty
two new cement companies sprang
up or expanded in many parts of
the country, whereas only two new
ones had been built in the two dec
AIDES prior to the court decision.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-08-17
Plan Radio Link For Rural
Telephones

FOLLY, Ala.-(CNS)-A telephone
company here has received Rural
Identification Administration loan
for experimental use of a radio and
microwave telephone link between
central office and a community about
80 miles away. If the system, de-
veloped by REA engineers, proves
successful, it may be adapted to
other rural areas hard or expensive
to reach by conventional telephone
phone construction. The Gulf of Mex
leo area to be tested here includes
broad stretches of water bordered
by sand dunes which shift in some
seasons, making use of poles diff
ficult.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-08-17

resentative, told the Economic En-
ployment and Development Commits
sion on May 10:
a.. in the United States, for in
stance, it was only in the last
twenty years that the greatest
advances had been made in the
matter of land reform"
In view of the fact that each of
the last three census has shown a
further drop in the number of farms
and that even early efforts of the
FSA have now been halted. Slime
bowers statement seems to be mis-
statement of fact. The latest Census
shows that nearly half a million
farms disappeared from sight be-
tween 1915 and 1850, and in the
South, large numbers of sharecrop-
pers and tenants are being pushed
off the land to become agricultural
workers.
Another UN Report Differs
Another UN report titled "Meas-
ures for the Economic Development
o f Under Developed Countries"
MAY 1851 seems to arrive at diff
ferent conclusions even though it
was prepared by a group of experts
who were also appointed by Sec-
retary-General Trygve Lie. From the
United States, Trygve Lie appointed
Professor Theodore w. Schultz of
the University of Chicago.
The report of these experts states
that "the programmes of underde
veloped countries cannot watt and
that reflective international aid" is
needed. But it adds:
&C. many of them would find it
best not to count any sub
stantial international add
"Some countries are ruled by cor
rupt or reactionary cliques," it states,
''whose regime might be overthrow
by the people if there were no for
eign aid +" Elsewhere it Declares:
'In our judgment, there are
number of under-developed coun-
tries where the concentration of
economic and political power in
the hands of small class, whose
main interest is the preservation
of it's own wealth and privileges,
rules out the prospect of much
economic progress until social
revolution has effected shift in
the distribution of income and
power"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-08-17
A Worldwide Problem
A Worldwide Problem
The UN Looks At Land Reform



At this time when big agriculture in the u is openly cha
longing the right of small and amlsze farms to stay in
duction the United Nations Economic and Council
brought out report recommending land reform in
underdeveoped countries that land may be made avail
able to landless peasants and agricultural workers.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1951-08-17

CHICAGO (CNS) = If the So
called chasing point" actually mo-
nopoly-bill now before Congress be-
comes law ''the green lawn of the
American business economy will be
overrun by the weeds of monopoly"
in the words of Sen. Paul Douglas
(D-Iu.)
It's certain that passage of the
bill, S. 719 and H. R. 1920, would
threaten further the already hard
pressed consumers and small bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

PORCH INCLOSUREs-Let us make
your porch into an extra bedroom
or den, finished in knotty pine, cy-
press. etc. The cost is only frac-
ton OF the dollar value added to
your home Aluminium or wood
windows. WI. 60S6. CAPITOL CON-
tracing CO., 4S19 Bethesda ave-.
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PIANOS
PIANOS

Now Is the time to buy: complete Sc
lection of spinets, consoles and
grands. all wood finishes and styles.
special selection Of rebuilt grands.
S25 DOWN, BALANCE SO MONTHS.
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

AM-FM, 0-Speed de luxe WeDStef
changer. mahogany, $3.50; Philco
TV .consolette. mahogany, 10-inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

'RIGERATOR, Apex, Q Gu. IT.;
eel. mechanical cond.: S35. 400
st GUSTS ave. Del Ray, Alex, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

fne. china lamps: for
sale by. pvt. party. moving out of
custom-huilt home. No dealers. CHI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05

SOLICITOR. part time,
college student or government work
er. 3 hrs, 3 nights weekly. Guar
anteed hourly pay. Call OW. Olga,
9-5. IS
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, stenogra-
pliers and typists; full or part time.
S11 Albee Bldg. 3
EMPLOYED MEN OR WOMEN for
pleasant part-time work for selling
Ice cream and candy in our Be-
thesda, Silver Spring and Airing
ton stores; prefer applicants age ~
saturdays ana sundays p6one III
473S. 9 to 4 for appointment. or
apply at CLIFFORD ICE CREAM CO..
SOB Georgia ave, Tuesday eve
ming to o. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OFFICE FURN. and equip.-2 small
S desks; Ren' N SeR s sdseE ss sina
3x5 Ale cabinet drawers. LION
STORAGE CO.. 400 New York ave.
Piano. Marshall & Wendell, baby
sra bsEt Gss er rse6Set 3s
PIANO. full keyboard spinet, attrac.
mahogany finish. an excel. value at
S2S5; S25 down, balance in yrs.
KITS, 1880 G st. NV. 10
r ehs co KRss $3.50 B5 sF'n Ea e ISIS
between IL and pm;
apartment size, mahogany finish;
fust like new; official piano OF the
Metropolitan Opera; real value a.
pIaS nc r. TIA a piano; come in. Sc.
lect a hrsnd-new. piano from our
large stock Of stelnway. sohmer.
BANGS nos" on campbeIi's famous nous rental.
purchase. plan; you may have .
Rano deliyeTs e. to your hop gs t f0r a:
s; p GSmf to in 2oa and ii l Details Gs e cH
BELL Music co. 11os g st. NV.
PiANos9For the best in recondi-
p rnsa dp Da b sssa p yon BUY y' se Gnr
way, and other reconditioned grands,
used consoles and spinets; all pianos
fully guaranteed and priced very
reasonably; liberal trade-in allow-
cA \ p In Music CO.. Hos e st.
PIANoS-We have few real values
spinets and consoles: all good makes
and late models: pay as little as
S25 down. the balance over three
years LARGEST selection of pianos
in the city at THE JORDAN PIANO
co, CORNER 18th and G SITS. NV.
PTANoswWe stock the largest selec-
ton of new pianos in Washington,
so no matter what type or style OF
instrument you are looking for YOU
probably will find. it in our store.
JORDAN, PIANO CO., CORNER 18th
and @ SITS. NV. %
PIANOS - Government employees.
members of the armed forces, D. C.
employees. etc, can save real money
arrange their own financing. Choice
of over 100 brand-new pianos Of
many famous makes. Phone Mr..
Jones. ST. 5000. THE PIANO
D M ,NGS 1913 rn5 7 .rS St nv . D..
low rates on spinets and consoles.
Rent now and receive credit il
you buy later. ST 5000. THE
PIANO MART. 1918 18th st. NV. %
PIANoS-Large selection Of factory
rebuilt upright pianos. They look
and perform like new. AL sold with
factory guarantee. from 1913: also
grand pianos from S445. SIS deiiv.
erS. Balance. S36 mo. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV. ST 0250
PIANOS, uprights. small Knabe. SIS
and others: apt. size grand made by
Estey, S245 and others; new spineta
at reduced prices. PAUL COLI
PART. In American Storage Bldg,
Corner entrance 1901 Georgia ave,
AID. 1928 from 8 to $50. We buy
and take pianos in trade. So
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furniture. wal. desk. good cond.. /
swivel chair, . straight armchairs,
all wal. leather upholstered; finest
cases: this furniture o formerly mai; O Used
in a law office, Also lady's wal,
armchair. OW. AGA. >
FURNITURE-Moder designed uv.
nm: dinette and bedrm. furniture
after l pm; week days after s.
FuRNITURE-Gettins married, SELL
ing bedrm. and liv. rm. furniture.
like new: reasonable. Call Sunday
~ ~ 9 3o P;m.' Monday 8 to 10 pm.
FuRNlTURE-Matching rattan sofa,
lounge chair and ottoman. spring
cushion. bright Powered removable
uphoIstering; good cond.; also round
foT sos. 81. i44S bet. 10 am
FURNITURE, fne. china lamps PSI for
sale by, pvt. party. moving out of
custom built home. No dealers. CHI.
FURNITURE-Platfo rocker. S35;
Philco radio, attractive cabinet. $50;
green glider, SIS. CHI. $500 IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out. must sell
Lee. size DIN. rm: set, small table
and cabinet; all mirror vanity.
Heavy-built work bench. heavy elec-
volts; racing bicycle. Call FIR. 1850
Or come over to 1917 18th st. ne.
FURNITURE PIANO. ETC. - Large,
attractive estate and storage sale,
ANTIQUE and modern furniture Stein
way grand piano Oriental and Chi
neSe rugs. mirrors, lamps, paintings.
china. crystal ornaments, silver and
plated ware. refrigerators. washers,
commercial deep freeze, refriserating
case ELECTRIC hair DRYERS. also Mer-
at WEscHLER's, COS E st. NV,
tomorrow. commencing $40 am,
continuing until late afternoon; at
l pm. certain furnishings from
Presidents Residence Of Chevy
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new. bet
ter grade bedroom, din. room, liv.
room from unclaimed freight and
i ass foT sam ensh etf oN st great ssy
bails' 1885, t? SAT- az" TIL fo T. R REs 4s so
GAS RANGE. Harwick, 4-burner.
light and timer. glass oven door;
eGXIeel!seTns condition; like new; SIS.
GAS RANGE IAN Magic Chef, mo- model
IAN; never used. Also portable gas
cline CT camp stove. DE. 2714. -
GAS RANGE, 36-in.; less than year
old; SIS or best offer. JE. 3-7643.
IS
GAS RANGES. new used; credit; in
stallation PEERLESS SALES. 1887
Ga ave. DE $3.50
HEATING PLANT, slightly used win
ter air-cond. unit, compl. with auto.
control. gas fired. 10000 BTUH.
500; VIII install: oW. $3.50. 10
oil. brand new; 20-gallon never
USED used; $50 Or best offer. sH, 90l6.
Teletalk. station masters; S35
like new. Also speakers. complete
CO., CO. 4445. -6
IRONER, automatic, Kenmore: l yr.
old, in perfect condition; 500. Call
Michigan 0962 after 4 pm. Re
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HELP WokAEN
TYpTST-CT.ERK

Wanted in billing department Of New
electric typewriter; pleasant work
ing conditions; no experience neces-
sary: salary to start. $3.50. BOX
4Y4-T, Star N
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRApHER

AGED 5000. with experience in dicta-
phone transcription; no shorthand
required; excellent opportunity for
advancement; 5-day week, S-4:3O.
Please call for appointment. person.
mel ONCE, ST. 46l1. "a
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BRICKLAYING-Fir steps and
walks. building maintenance and re-
pair; A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK WORK, walls. steps. walks,
pfprch ass, chimp INN: windows inst; 1ss
CARPENTER-Home repairs of ali
kinds. Work guaranteed. Call FA.
1885 after 8; Sat. and Sun. all
CARPENTER - Remodeling Of al
kinds; general CONTRACTING Call MR.
LAWRENCE. RIA 97O3.
CARPENTRY. cabinet work, remodel
ing and repairs. general contract
CARPENTRY-Attic finished, recre-
alton rms. porches incl; stairways.
merciai. j. E. HENDRICKS. uN. 24ei.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nag.
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainages.
PP,o, MA Io.o Rockville. Md
CIOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
oSo1 1s R r. 's ssss any ds,
Driveway NV Es1vaii PAVING, asphalt; low
work: ALASKA Coat 4 BRICK CO.
E EA HssS Or ri iNTsTfaaGGGGiArroNsL-gRe
immed. CAN RA. 500 any time time. ws
FENCE Galvanized cham INK. all
posts IN concretG immediate erec-
ton" Get the best for less: 80
to and Pa gund hSon no. H9 55a ssSS
FLOORS SANDED and finished old
FLOOR SERVICE. WA, 1929.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; quail
II NJ m oqTk at sri 2 sS reasonable price
FLOOR SANDING AND FINISHING,
low prices. Work guaranteed. L..
Q, HAWKINS, AP: 4l37. %
MATTRESSES and box springs, reno
yated ar and recovered like new; eyer
PAINTING AND PAPERING. reduced
PRICES still in effect. Work guar
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing,
ea spH bric5 s;-s eement work, Mr.
PAPERING done at once. 81 room up
Do own. work. Guaranteed. White
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. sanitas
hung; first-class work; white mech.
UN. 906S. 10
PAINTING. paperhanging. root, gut
ter and carpentry repairs: pure oil
paint used. RIA 1854. GE. $500.
PAINTING. PAPERING. commercial
residential Satisfied customers 25
years. MR. LAWRENCE, RA, 9703
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TvpiSt-Stenographer

Insurance company claim dept. has
opening for, clerk-typist or stenog-
rapher;. 5-day. 40-hr.. week. with
pleasant working conditions. MR..
LEVER1NG. 612 Woodward Bldg.
WAITRESS, I8 local exOerience; white,
REST, 1928 14th st. NV. g
WAITRESS for counter; over 81,
white, good appearance: 6-day wk. /;
good pay. OW. 1852. -
WAITRESS, white; no exper. neces-
sary. Apply DIXIE PIG BARBECUE,
Marlboro pike and Benning I'd. Sc,
WAITRESS. (white). experienced
day work; must have little knowl-
sdge Of typing menus; WALDRoPs
RESTAURANT. 431s R. I. ave. ne.
MATTRESSES (2): dependable, ex-
perienced: night work. Apply after
4. 719 9th st. NV.
MATTRESSES; starting salary Sa5
per week: from IL am. to S pm;
good tips and fine working condi-
tons: Please apply in person only
SALEY'S COFFEE SHOP, $500
WAITRESS, exper. Day work Fine
working conditions. STAR LIGHT,
sos Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Md.
MATTRESSES. white. experienced;
day or night shift. FEDERAL GRILL,
y: 9. No. hwy, Berwyn, Md. TO.
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STENOGRApHER

STENOGRAPHER
Experienced, for work in non
profit scientific research organiza-
ton.
I. 1h-hf. day, 6-day week.
,: "a days annual leave, Is days sick
leave
.. Good opportunity for competent
person.
4 pnder 81. Prs. Of sgs.
can *. 800, DR.. 80. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
MARRIED COUPLE

without children: to be resident man.
ager and head maintenance man
for modern apartment development;
wife must be experienced as apt.
house manager, and husband be ca
pahle OF all types of repair work.
Lovely apt. provided and good sal
ary. Elk. 24SS. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G.H.W.-Colored woman wants days
work cleaning or laundry. Ii.
6-1199 after s pm.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. g.
5. Call LII. 1884. IS
GIRL, colored, desires g,h.w.. care Of
children. City refs. HU. $3.50.
GIRL, wants days work. Call CO.
GIRL wishes Job caring for child,
g.h.w. AID. 1909.
GIRL DESIRES days work, 2 or 3
days Of general house work. Call
coIoRED GIRL wishes days work
no SF n ess4, time' reliable; city refs.
COIoRED LADY wants day work:
COLORED WOMAN desires laundry
take home and delivery, days work
Monday and Wednesday. Ii. 3-7173.
COLORED WOMAN desires part time
work, 2 to :; exper. and refs.
SETTLED, middle-aged lady. wants
place with one or two people as
homemaker; suburbs; good cook.
DAY WORK: part time or bundle
YooGUSNS G oo T6 E6'S WOMAN desires
night work, pref. from IL am. to
pm. Ii. 6-4955.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Hohner, l2-bass; 1st-
Glass condition with case' $50.
AIDING MACHINE. Burroughs. elec.
SIS So TSThp TSpEwEiTER e.
ADDING MACHINES and .ypewri.ers
al makes. new and used. Pay for
ADpiNG N MA Ct Z Is n new 0 and re.
our 4ist year IAN AME aspstl T ryEs.
WRITER co. l43l E. Capitol St..
A tDfGe m assy 1903 sFk sas
and auto. with every attach; used
three hrs; like new. Call MA. 1896.
AIR COMPRESSORs. garage size;
spray painting outfit: also portable;
AIR COMPRESSOR. go cubic feet
with 8 .90-Ib. jack hammers and
MOL points Schramm make with
diesel international motor. mounted
on Chevrolet truck chassis, specially
machine a l949 and in exceptional
AIR ,coNDiTioNING yNIIs-FoE
rent rent BY the season: Supply Of rental
rnasf ~ goaf unit 'p call f IL s41 W.
ga l., st. ne. Your authorized
.6ondedn seT1iee dealer:
cost $3.50: leaving country will sell
SlS5. excel. cond. Call HI. 1858 after
AGE En- Fl E. LuBRrcAroR n. has has 2
p pId c,n reels e and back d d5og mo
burg I'd. Cottage CITY. Nd. W6
ALLIGATOR HANDBAGS. genuine
Cuban imported. from SO to S2s
up; II Buehanan st. NV. IA. 1854;
Alliances 1anre ssf1 r suFner Hotpoint
stone wringer clothes washer; White
sewing machine. On view sun and
Mon. Sold to list offer. Wo. 1880.
BABY CARRIAGE. eollaps.; excel
BABY CARRIAGE. $50: ' TRayer
stroller. SIS; playpen. IS. XII. s-5759.
n new W or ny Yse aso BLOCKS. so56 M st,
BATHROOM OUTFITS
ST ST I hi; tub B basin. toilet outfit,
sinks. less fitt.., from $50. Ain.
i soil gIpe' s. lgth' W.T. n htTs' S7part'
SUP. co. SCI v St. NV NV. NJ No. 1921.
-: AHAO DS, ne" USED, Dulll III, lesS,
BEAUTY supP 'i 's Eo aGsii NJ 1eG
dryers, s. dressing tables, l desk,
blond mahogany; wooden panels for
SD. s'I r.: 2 5gns ana mattress
BEDRM. SET. oak, double bed, good
spring 0s sir mattr.. dresser and chair.
BEDRooM SET, 5-piece, blond ma
h9sany;; o reg. $500; must sell $325.
BiCYcLEs@2, girls, 2e-inch, new
BooKKEEPING MACHINE. MGR
Model 5000; billing and posting
old; perfect cond.: $3.50. Also Rem.
I've. W. LION STORAGE co. IS
BRICKS-Face and common. | or q
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
CO., MA $685.. OF. 1900,
BRICKS, face and common, any
f fSent s1ppI PENs Us 1saN BUILD
BRICKS
1 million good used bricks. Call US
deliver; ACE WREcENG x BUILD
sofa ave. ne, LU 10000. 3
BUILDING MATERIALS = Redwood
siding al. and better s sxs at s2J6
starting at S1s.I5; also NcP
screen doors, 2-sx6-9x1 1s. 3-0x6-9x
ia SS25 EISINGER MILL, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-05
MiScL. FOR SALE Cont
BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
Tearing down temporary war hous-
ing at Nichols ave. and Stevens I'd,
sc. Bargains at lob site. Gypsum
rock-wool Insulation. l" fiber board
In 2.xs' sheets. small double hung
windows. paneled doors. light wooden
roof trusses for 20-ft. span, excel. oak
flooring, cinder blocks. lge. hot-air
furnaces, plumbing fixtures. See
bargains in lumber and brick
ABCD CORPORATION. 1881 Jeffer-
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