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The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
Department of Taxation Territory of Alaska NOTICE AND DEMAND TO PAY SCHOOL TAX FOR
 anHn

In accordance with Chapter 3t Session Laws of Alaska, 1943

In accordance with Chapter 38 Session Laws of Alaska, 1943
 WHO MUST PAA SCHOOL TAX: All male and female persons over 21 and under 55 years of age must pay the school tax (S5.OO for each person; a female person who is unemployed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband is not required to pay the tax. persons in the active military or naval service of the United States, paupers, insane persons and those cared for by the Terri tory or who are permanently in- lured. infirm. maimed or crippled are also exempt.
 WHEN PAYABLE. Tne Tax is payable after the first of January in each year. It must be paId to the Tax Commissioner upon de mand. If no demand is made for payment, it must, nevertheless, be paid to the Tax Commissioner or paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employees wages.
 Please remember that no demand or notice is required to be made or given; but, as indicated, if such demand is made the tax must be paid immediately to the collector If payment is not made prior to the first day of December of each year in which tax is due a penalty of $250 attaches and both are col lectable by suit
 EMPLOYERS MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY his deputy on or before the fiIsj day of December in each year TAX: Whenever request by the Tax Commissioner or Deputy any employer who has people working for him who are subject to the payment of the tax, must furnish list of his or it's employees to- getber with the age of each of them to the collector, and must pay the tax due from each of them When such payment is made by the employer, the collector must give him a receipt for each taX
 DOUBLE PAYMENT OR PAY MENT BY MISTAKE: Any person who pays the tax when he or she is not liable therefor, or if it is
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25

paid by the employer for his em- ployee when such employee is not subject thereto. has the right to claim refund of the amount paid: such person should first request the school tax collector to make such refund and if this cannot be done, he should forward such re- quest to the Tax Commissioner at Juneau, giving his receipt number. Upon receipt of such request the Tax Commissioner will investigate and if he finds that the tax was paid by mistake, will make the re. fund immediately Remember that request for refund must be made not later than ninety days after the end of the calendar year dur- ing which the tax was paid.
 NON-REsIDENTs SUBJECT TO TAX: The tax is payable by resi- dents as well as non-residents. If the nonresident is merely a sight seer or tourist, he or she is not required to pay the tax; but if he or she comes to the Territory for the purpose of engaging in bus mess or employment and actually does so, though not a resident, he or she becomes liable for the pay ment of the tax.
 PURPOSE FOR WHICH TAX IS LEVIED: This tax is collected to assist in the education of the children of the Territory of Alaska.
 Your cooperation will be appre- eiated.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
JUNEAU FIRE MARSHAL MAY COME TO WRANGELL

h the discussion on fire hazard buildings in the community at last Fridays Council meeting. it was suggested by property owner Mere dith Custard that a qualified per son from outside the community be brought to town to inspect local properties from the fire hazard standpoint and give the Council an unbiased report. Council accepted the suggestion and decided to ask Juneau if it's fire marshal could be made available to the town for a few days. Juneau, through it's Chamber of Commerce., has offered to help the city in whatever way that it can.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
NOTICE

Persons having goods at Wran- gell Transfer are asked to remove same by the end of April. Unelaim- ed articles will be disposed of
 INTANGIBLE TRANSFER
 21-3tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
ADB GIVES SOME
 FIGURES ON ALASKA POPULATI0N. TRAVEL

JUNEAU - Alaska continues to be the fastest-growing region und- CT the American flag. it's popula- tion as of January l, l952. being estimated at 155.900. a gain of 70 per cent over the 2S.643 persons counted in the Territory in the lg5O decenuial census. it is au- nouneed by Don H. Goodman, Alas ka Development Board chairman. The increase over the 1889 official count amounts to l12 per cent Mr. Goodman said.
 The estimate is based on passen- ger traffic rata obtained from he various transportation companies operating between h e United States. or Canada. and Alaska. AL aska and Haines highway traffic figures prepared by the Canadian Department of Immigration and vi- tai statistics compiled by the Alas ka Department of Health.
 The transportation figures, kept on monthly basis. illustrate the annual ingress and egress of sea sonal workers, tourists and others, Goodman pointed out. The D e a k population during 1850 was reach ed in July, when there were an es- timated 147S00 persons in the Territory This number dropped to 131860 by December 31 of that year.
 The peak population during 195l was reached in August. when there were an estimated 165,700 persons in Alaska. The number declined to 159,450 in September: 155,750 in October. reaching 153,900 at the end of December.
 The natural increase. births over deaths. totaIled 2.473 in 94O and 3.0S2 in 1951, a grand total of B. 555 Goodman said He added that minor adjustments remaining to be made in the 1951 figures are eX- pected to bring the latter figure to a somewhat higher total.
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CLASSIFIED.

FOR SALE - Duplex. fully far nished See Francis Bernardo.
 21-1tp FOR SALE-35 Eastman Kodak. flash attachment and filters. Price S7O. Inquire Sentinel. 21-tfc FOR SALE Baby play pen, Easy washing machine. boys bicycle, meat block 22X22X10, on legs. Inquire at Sentinel office. 2O-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
} NOTICE

Applications will be received at the City Clerks office in the City Hall until May 1, for the position of sexton at the cemetery. Complete information can he obtained at the Clerks office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
FIsW1CK sOUTH

Tom Elwick flew to Seattle Mon day on brief business trip. He eX- peeted to be home by today
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25

the Territorial Therefore they in o fe anbu Il
  SHc tn heeof heaer and feel n w and central part of balanced Q Preserve YOurR FreeIn
 OnOreB
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-25
TELLER TO -JuNEAu

Tommy Teller son of Otto Teller. sr.. flew to Juneau Monday via El- lis Airline
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Problems
od0y
By Muriei Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: The boys
in our school are very self-con-
scious about not having cars to
take the girls on dates. They won't
take us out unless they have a
car. and we don't mind walking
at all. How can we convince the
boys that cars aren't necessary?
We are is and II.
AM.
ANSWER: It's absolutely ridicu-
lous for boys that age to depend
on cars so much that they refuse
to go out without one. Parents
should restrict the use of cars to
special occasions for boys this
age. If the boys refuse to take
you out without benefit of motor
transportation. you may be sure
they are more interested in max
ing an impression on their friends
than in enjoying the companion
ship of a nice girl, Until their
attitudes change, you girls should
leave them alone, even though it
means going to movies by your
selves for a while.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
Mr.. BoWser Weds Miss Richards

Miss Jane Elizabeth Richards.
daughter of Mrs. lola Richards
and the late Mr.. Felix Richards,
was married June IA to Mr.. Calvin
Matthew Bowser, son Of Mrs.
Viola Bowser and the late Mr.
Calvin Bowser. st. Anthony's
Catholic Church was the scene of
the ceremony with the Rev. John
Dressed officiating. The reception
was held at the UFW Memorial
Hall in Silver Spring.
After a wedding trip to the
North. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowser will
live in Washington.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
At Class Reunion

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Harry H.
Vaughan motored to Fulton. Mo-,
to the generals class reunion at
Westminster College. and to visit
their son, David, who has COM
pleted his first year there, and is
returning here for the summer.
Miss Janet Vaughan has returned
home from Philadelphia where
she is studying at The Academy
of Fine Arts.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
County Families
Away on Trips

Mrs. Curtis Anderson left We'd
nesday for New Haven, Conn, to
visit relatives and attend her re-
union at Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Shield McCand-
liSh. jr., and the S. w. Livingston
family Of Seminary Hill. are
spending this week end at Mrs.
McCandish, sr.'s summer home at
Locust Grove.
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Southall Photo.

Miss Ella Mae Williams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Williams of Silver Spring. became
the bride June IA of Mr.. Leigh
T. Bowie, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon T. Bowie of Silver Spring.
The Rev. Ross Morrison officiated
lat the ceremony. which was held
in the First Baptist Church Of
Silver Spring. Following the serv-
ice a reception was held in the
church.
After a wedding trip to Myrtle
Beach. S. c.. the couple will reside
in Silver Spring.
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Given in marriage by her father,
Miss Mary Louise Marsh became
the bride June IA of Mr.. Richard
Otto Stader. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Seward
Hankins Marsh of Arlington and
Mr.. Stader is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. Otto Stader of Wynnewood,
Pa.
The ceremony took place in
Arlington with the Rev. r. Dixon
Beattie officiating. The reception
was at Collingwood. Following a
wedding trip to Virginia Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stader will spend
the summer in Arlington. In the
fall they will go to Philadelphia
where the bridegroom will con-
tinue his studies at the Jefferson
Medical College.
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-Southall Photo.
MRS. FRANCIS T. MARSDEN
The former
Miss Doris ]. Galleher.
Miss Doris June Galleher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Galleher of Falls Church, was
June IA to Mr.. Francis
Thomas Marsden, son of Mrs.
Francis T. Marsden and the late
DR.. MarSden. The ceremony took
place at st. Dominic's Church with
the Rev. Francis A. Finnigan
offlciating. Afterward, a recep-
ton was held at the Hotel 2400.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden will re-
side in Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-06-15

The marriage Of Miss Mary
Louise Bohan to Mr.. Leonard
Merel Wilson was solemnized at st.
Agnes Catholic Church on June
IA. Father Speight officiated at
the ceremony, after which a re-
ception was held at the Knights
of Columbus Home. The former
Miss Bohan is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Bohan of
Arlington. Mr.. Wilson is the son
of Mrs. Frederick j. Offterdinger.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
REPAIRS AID sERvIcE tcent.l

PAPERING, PAINTING
Monthly paynl,ts TO sifit your budget
NATION WIDE coRP. '
AF. 1900. Call Now IA. $500
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HELP !, W,!loMEN .

TYPIsTi insurancs experience pre-
ferreds b-day week, downtown
once; call NA. sS7S.
TYP1sT-CLERK, hish school sradu-
ate; some knowisdGe Of Shorthand
desirable hnt not necessary; per.
ya AhERcss hshsRRssis skSSfFss kSfs
CO; o2o Southern Bldg, 18th ant
rYPIsT-PBx OPERATOR = 5-da,
week. full employe benefit. chance
Tor advancement: will teach SWITCH
board; Apply Mrs. Bullock, sHIR-
LlNGToN co-oP DEPT. STORE.
rYPIST- -RECEPTIONIsT, young per
SON desirous Of learning dictapilone
WILDLlFE MANAGEMENT iNsTff..
TuTE, ZOE Wire Bldg, Vermont 1t
WAITRESS, white. s pm. to i am.
sasr1 saqse1 snd fs. sxPss sa neat tor
HOUSE, cor. Of Good Hope I'd. and
Major I'd. Sc.
WAITRESS, experienced on food and
LIQUOR. Excellent earnings. Apply n
person; no phone calls. 1905 Rhode
Island ave. ne. --16
WAITRESS. colored; must he
thoroughly experienced: salary, good
lips and meals. EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY, 9O9 Pa. ave. NV, II
Waitress COUNTER GIRL or viii
train ambitious young lady; part
time. MR.. D's COFFEE SHOP. 1897
Eye st NV. RE. 937O. lis
white, 2 positions now
open ops Ct MRS; KS dollhouse in sil-
should live in VIC; no exper. nee.
WAITRESS. white; exper.; fine Duncan
Hines rec. restaurant. Bethesda;
serve lunch and dinner: ideal Work.
eond.: good tips. further details. cali
MR.. JENSEN. OIL. 5000. is
GIRL. colored. to work on n fruit
stand. JE. 2-5235. ~ III
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SITUATIONS, WoMEN

BABY-SITTER. evenings; experienced
mRetnsr; Conn. ave. area preferred
i siRS reliable woman. ~ d..
slrss fun time position: refs. oV.
GfRL. eolored. desires Job as waitress;
GIRL, colored. desires Job as counter
Or steam table girl; neat, reliable.
HtoTGjsEERsffakiKER. Esfai capable fun ch.rs.
aaal aaa lnilrsinE; saas drivers license; Box
siFss are Position with lady patient; ref.
NURSE. coIiored, practical, wishes 20.
sitton; references. HU. 6973.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. avail
able for day or night duty; 1exper.
with invalid. co. 5306,
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes part-time
PSScTSga1s 1Ss csTESsgninss. NFFg.s Hy; sssa9; : le:s
s. gsss ef refereneessse Msasseis Il. sssss ssasssasSs''s
PR00FREADER With editorial Re-
search experience, desires compare
References. Box 447-C. Star.
y lsss sants seS lSe q c. Az Ii Mfle5ss e5sseaSS
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced ONCE
,Ss,ssa;:, MSrksr: desires full q part.time
Snring area. Phone Ju. 8-9049. .
colored girl desires lob,
experieneed. salesgirl. elevator op-
sresori 2N yrs; college. Ii. 3-c461.
EAPER. CASHIER, PIX operator. re.
cepfionist. goyerness; age, IS; INTEL,
reliable: refs. JU, s-S8Is. -i6
WOMAN desires charwom-
Friday. ST 4192. fSs
C0LORED HIGH SCHOOL graduate
desires work Of any kind except
ceokinE. Call after 4:30 pm. TU.
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DOCS. PETS, ETc.

GERMAN BOXER PUPS, z weeks old.
purebred, imported sire and dame,
resistered; reasonable. ia. 2-6276.
rwo. PEDIGREED Beagle hounds I
BOXER PUPS, Thoroughbred stock;
call LA. 6-637t after 3 pm. III
ENGLISH BULL PUP, female, g mos,
champion stock. Axe; SIS. 1875
hawthorne st.. Kent VILLAGE. Md.
DeesREsgAs es ssss, PrNscHER rurfIEs.
PEksIaS CAT. l year; spay.a: Ins male,
gray; pure bred; reas. AP. 2098.
81 b. blssk; sass male. 10 vks.. Assc.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. 2 vks.,
Axe. large heads. heavy boned,
cIovER66EEhii FARMS. Ss2Sfssned'qs "a. USE. sssg..
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS -ag black
Asgard's Harras. CHAMBERLAIN.
AL. 4OS2. 40
BOXER PUPS. z weeks old: females:
s Pm. at scHNAPPRR's CHI irPT ao FooSS S
stSRRE, gs;SR!:, ,s EOS 61st ave-. Capital
WANT A FINE PETs Come to Mont,
Co. Shelter and save q life. Oberi
$500. 81. 51S3; ewes, 81. 67O9.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, female, 2
weeks, eligible AKC. fawn, black
mask, excel. pet or show, $50 and
up. Call LO. 4-7730. -20
SHEEP (toy collie) pup.
pies; perfectly marked beauties;
eiso one EroWn male. Axe. reg.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

GIRL, colored, wishes full or part
g,h.w.; excel. ref. Du. 03sS. VI
child care. TR. 1875. A VI
sxp.: rel. cail Il. Msnss 7s1o1sy' odasys work;
VI W. ne. SisiffS fSah. afhou'ew0Fk s days m14 per
GIRL, colored, wants days work,
Mon; through Sat. Call ana ask Tor
ELSIE at II. 7-94S2. is
colored. wishes laundry or
cleaning by day for Tues. Thurs.
and Sat. Write 1774 willard sts. NV.
WOMAN. colored, desires evening
Ho Mork: sdnaa d5Iening while baby sitting.
55. reliable; keep house for
elderly gentleman for rm. and bd.
and small salary. Box 452-c. Star.
NEAT. coLoRED GIRL wishes po.i.
Iion En part time or days work; R.h.w.
ss: s!.aIa' G'st :v!sis:: ssi:;' g. ss
GIRL wants domestic
GIRL desires jos Is as nurse
ms msid osas sps' doing light work. Call
GIRL wants lob s days;
children. ironing and light house,
work: ref. AK. 5116.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5 days a
child care; good ref. DI. 3Ss1. ''
Evening star., 1952-01-16
GIRLs-1s-26

II you are interested in earning s3So
e month working In Florida, Texas,
Rio Grande Valley and California
this winter, see Mrs. 3. Greenfeld.
and . SITS. ne. Don't phone. Ice . "
LADIES, 10-15 hrs. wkly.. viii earn
you $25;S35 u refined saleswork Of
Sa SsSo g 1sa p aPp IT, TaSss aS 4Ye 4Wed Thur
LADIES earn over sa5 weekly: part
open now. RE. O795. is
WOMEN, colored. over Is, full or part
time sales work; H. 8 educ. good ap-
ss RsaE pais and ability stlE e n1s meet publ Earn
pm: only. YMcA. Isle lsth st. NV. n T.
YOUNG. WOMEN-Gen once work,
some typing; no exper, nee. Mr..
MURRAY. RIM. 422, Bond Bldg.
YOUNG sALEsGIRLs. full and part
eesR a! Thssesr bssnesa STAND
LfFR iNs. has GO co. Rii S train ,nexpsr,- ls
enceo white young lady for perma-
nent position as clerk-typist. Small
once, congental atmosphere. annual
vocation. retirement benefits. 1925
WHITE WOMAN to care for Q Chill
qren; provide good home; pay. Cali
r1RroTI11MsEEy time poosafHrIso,N II (, a hrs. morn.
or afternoon, for well-educated
woman 30-55; business exper. un-
nsc;; PTA; Red Cross work helpful.
VIII pay So 600 or better. Inter
E q. Box 30a4 D. G ~
SETTLED WOMAN-G.h.w.; cook;
ltye in; nearby Va. References. GL.
woMAN-~Middly wan young"
and with SUFFICIENT spirit Of adven-
ture to get away from the common
place: excellent pay and fnt1re.
give 8 g Phone. hon sIsa ass' EDUCATION. Write
ARLINGTON, REALTY COMPANY re-
auires, services of additional help
elerk-typist. PIX operator, cashier.
Young Arlington resident preferred.
For For interview, phone MRS.
ment. -. -. rs
CAN YOU SPARE TWO HOURS?
lave an unlimited home phone,
Evening star., 1952-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE


HOLLYWOOD BED, inner spring mat.
tresss purchased 8 mos. ago for
$50; asking $50. Id. l-4O98. LID
iRONEk. GE. nat; excellent ccndi-
sion, $146: Storkline crib; new mat.
tress. $22 so: Detecto baby scales;
beam type; new condition. 81 so.
Law hi B6t66Ks-studenss should try
Us for new and used Law books. Ma
TIONAL Law BOOK CO, 1110 18th
st. NV. National S455}.
LIVING ROOM SUITE; tables and
lamps: 2 bedroom suites. complete;
dinette set:- double bed. springs and
mattress. Very reasonable. Apply
9I1 Silver Spring ave. Sil. Spg.. Md.
LUMBER. used. 2 Temporary ware
houses, timber frame cCnst., one
40xl00, one 60x100 with mezzanine.
Roof sheathing. 1x6 {. and g., ,. D.;
siding, ia-in. Graylite; rafters, 2xi2;
posts, 6x8; studs 2x6 and Axe;
40x1O0 bldg, Includes approx. 1880
hd It. incl. 1000 bd it. Ike {.
#. axi2 ir, 400 Sa. e. 4xs Hg az and nd
1000 bd. It. 2x6. fr. 60xIoO bldg.
incl. approx. $4,000 bd. It. ,. B..
sheathing. 5000 bd. It. 2xi2, $500
bd. It. 4x6 and 2,400 bd. It. 2xfS,
Also several construction shantfes,
12x24. mounted on 4x6 skids for
easy removal: wood frame constr.
with 1a-in.. Graylite siding.
For information. call MR.. SMITH.
. NJ A~H
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These are only a few values that
stock Of used material. We also
have available a complete line OF
NEW building material.
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FARM 8 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up; get our
PAuL's TREE sERvfcE, Lo. 5r95Ss
BULhDOzERS for grading. excsvatins
mates ana and ssl iulisninEs uN syEss For free s'ti.
Tree REMOVAL in D. C. area.
NEW Ed1IpMdiESsTD@eGifaic s1DeGfi super mro A.
tert; att, mowers, harroWs, leaders.
graoers, manure spEeaders, lime and
fert, sprsaders, drills. baiers, ham.
heavy and light disk, Wasons land and
bodies. New Holland ensiiage har.
yester, blower. wagon unioaders,
haler. saw. cement mixer. New Idea
spreaders, corn pickers, wagons and
aosn a !oaders. brillion grass feeders
separators. mixers, coolers, Louden
barn equipment. parts and service.
MN1AALoMEY,s N1AA INC, Silver Spring.
USED EQUIPMENT-IHC regular A.
M E129 tractor ns;s. with cult. and mower;
movsr mo y; AUS Gnitahimers ith err. with cult; and
Super A2-way pIow@ @ and corn corr pianter:: siaot:
e tractor with 2-12 In. plows, Gle.
trsc With cult. p. G.; Case with
cut; H tractor with cult. Ford. 15-
With esp ssafS ssaGy TaFSep wFS Tractor
cultiyators. II or NJ cultivators. 2-13
IN. plows. ,l3x7 drill. Diilinger en-
silage cutter, INC ensilase cutter,
FORD post hole digger. New Idea
mower, INC 45 baler, New. Holland
Ia' pa1e5' dis6 snd ploEs trsct6a for Cub a, c;
glow. MALONEY'S INC, Silver
Spring: Nd; JU. s-3333.
MALL SAWS, new and used, parts
MMaaLoNEY's Ma M .aas' Nc Silver Spring.
INC CUB TRACTOR as low as s71S;
go9d g for @ ] to 90 acres: MALoNEY,s
CHOW YOUR Own FRUIf. RSi = compisti SSS
Line OF fruit trees. nut trees, berry
plants. grape vines and ornamental
plant material offered by Virginia's
arrest sa srSyers; Write for free copy.
lanslnsd Mahesd oVWasY d sSs5
NURSERIES. Wsynesboro, Va.
VIRGIN TOPSOIL; landscaping, drive
way gravel, driveways built and re-
paired: immed. serv. LU. 1-5563,
fiat,ux house S ana
barn paint: sta -Dri. pure brtstle
pant brushes. Extension ladders,
stoves. coal and wood; fencing farm
and residential; barb wire, culvert
pipe. all type wheel barrows, sump
pumps. roofing. cement. lime, fer.
tilizers and seeds. .MALONEY's
Spring. JU. s-ssSs. ' 0N''f
STARK BROS. SINCE 1915
secord-hearing strains; fruit, nut
trees: berries, shrubs. shade trees.
JSHN nHN A. CREEL. distributor. FIR.
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FILE CABINETS

New and used, 4-drawer. as low as
$15.95. N. FRANK & SON. Ala
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SINGLE ROOMS, 81 Der week. Near
Dupont Circle. 1242 21st st. NV.
BEAGiir u. LARGE ROOM for rent
IN NV. section; excel. transp.; $40
mo-: private home: gentleman. ia.
1864, 414 Buchanan st. NV. -2l
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE bed.sittine
room. ground fioor; Ink. facilities
sss9 sssIas,s SIs.sSsa sssaSnR'Sas. e. Ss u q 9.ss
DuPoSSir DSi scf sccifRsoiLE, a,17 O st. 1,s w
LaTge slnsle room; gas stove. refsr.
1913 SS 7sa g. afssWE 9 6soar.o,r. P,0, Is .1..
comfortable. warm sFie. room; only
s5s; S5 20 Tkly.; also ,dbIe. room, 20
nicely iurn.. End floor; S36; also sale.
lf4s l4 Mxsse. 2; sempI, HyEpI EpesNsGRs NWY.. ds ds,.
dn; drisks1. 'isz; ME sSss sSSasiss eDl'. only no
NEW HAaGPsHIzE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service;
a.pss,sss ave serve nss No. 57ls ssseNl Ne"
1924 18TH st. Nv.
near Dupont Circle--Maid, serv.. "a.
eony; location; single, Sd Us up:
I224 MASS. AVE N.W.-DoWntoyn:
unusually larEe warm. sgie. rm.; $6
,UfoNr CIRCLE. 1882 10Th It
Close In. Desirable sgle. fm. Sll
VI Attr; twin bedrm, $l4 vi.
4I5 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Nfceiy
furnished front rm.; close to bath:
gentlemen RA. 29S6. -l0
sONN. AVE AND n ST. N.W.-Loyely
triple room. with dressing room. ex.
pensiye furniture, semipvt bath; also
only. all DU. SITS. --21
1continued On Next 4assI
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.

'IREfdAcE = WOOD, hardwood slabs.
cord, delivered. va. 45ss. SS5S Nfs 81 ="
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GUTTERING, ROOFING

ma NATION WIDE Z coRP. 5Fss.
AP. 1900. Call Now. IA. 2-SS00.
PAINTING. PAPERNG--A good lob
sH sI 4fal fair ], Dr.fs T EeE Eea1 es'imatss San
PAINTING. on PAINTING, Kitchens
/ modernized; reasonable prices, free
I estimates. Best ref. Hu. 3445. ---1Sl
PAINTING. WALL SCRARING--Forl
ss1s icSs ven e nss dcn: :..S n pf,csS sysSu can
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

REFRIGE1ATOR--7. cubic ft. Ad-
TMsfaa: TMnsf :a1sl hsand new; ssr5 ssasonseis
REfkIGiRATo.s, sssa. large -
fREp&RicKS. ssoS I4th st. NV.
REF0RS.--Bargeins 1881 a. sAmDs.,
terms. West, Philco, Cros.. NORGE
sasprE s'sg Eeeend; g La arsfsrs;.a ;a1E 1su4E. 9
Late models. S26 up. easy terms; also
rent refgr., S6 mo. ALLISONS, oper
~ 3 pm. 2209 14th ct. NV. AD
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PLUMBING
AND HEATING

Jobbing and remodeling. PROMPT sery-
zee. reasonable rates; take no
PLUMBING CO., 644 II st. NE. Cali
AT. 1888. .--2S
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PRINTING PRESS, HIGHT cylinder
20x20, handled, without motor
practically new, $500. or best offer,
POCKET and billiard tables. supplies
Poker tables and game equipment
liable tennis tables and accessories
CONN billiard & BOWLING
SUPPLY Co. $40 9th ST. NV.
PUMP, well: GE motor; well pipes In
GUIDED. $50. LO. 1880. --16
PUMP, gasoline driven, centrifugal,
Carver model, Model KN-1h: COM
plete with hose; S10O. Cinder blocks
l250); fue lining 6293: finishing
floor nails: 4 salamanders, OIL.
RaiDdiHsToRs. from 8 sections q 10
sections: excel. condition: free de-
livery: S15 each. DU. 6644. --l6
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot. 3 Gu. IT,.
good condition. $50. AID. 0759 after
westinghouse. rood q
condition. $45. 2S00 Pomeroy I'd.
Sc. Apt. los. Lu.. .2-58O0.
REFkIGERATORS. brsnd-neW. most
makes. builders surplus. ct real bar
gain prices. . I'll Q. GB. 1924