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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-24
MaiInlen's Group
Reflects Slate
|0f State Officers

All officers were reelected at
the annual meeting of the
state association of Rural Let
ter Carriers, conducted in Har-
din last Friday and Saturday.
Election of officers was held at
final sessions Saturday after
noon.
Officers include John l..
Mean of Lewistown, president;
Frank Kemp of Huntley, vice
president; Joe VerWolf of Man
haitian, secretary-treasurer; A.
F. Dorlshagen of Perma, editor
of the association paper; Wal
fred Johnson, delegate to the
national convention in Still
water, Okla, and Charles Goet-
tsche of MoieSe, alternate.
The association Auxiliary,
which conducted their annual
meeting in conjunction, also
elected officers at final SeS-
sions Saturday, as follows:
/ Mrs. Frank Kemp of Huntley,
president; Mrs. Walferd john
SON of Hardin, vice president;
Mrs. Frank Spika of Denton,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Vic
Johnson of Homestead, execu-
tive committeeWoman, three
year term; Mrs. Leslie Young,
two-year term; Mrs. Albert
Sandbo, one-year term; Mrs.
Adrian Cook, of Selisia, assist
ant editor of the association
paper; Mrs. Frank Kemp, dele
gate to the national conven-
ton, and Mrs. Walfred John
son, alternate.
Resolutions approved at the
business session included the
following:
"That we ask our National
Association to make more Stren-
uous efforts to have the depart
ment instruct postal inspectors
to make more thorough inspec-
tions of the working conditions
for rural letter carriers, with
especial attention to routing
cases, size of working area,
lighting, heating and sanitary
facilities.
"That we request our nation
al officers to continue their eff
forts seeking increased annuit-
les.
THAT we ask the national
board to continue their efforts
to get some relief for the heavy
route carriers, especially in
heavily populated areas.
"That we favor granting a
non-competitive examination to
substitute carriers with five
years of service where a vac
ancy exists or occurs in the
future in the office where he
is serving as a regular bonded
substitute, and that in case a
competitive examination is held
to fill a vacancy in an office
where he or she is serving as
a regular bonded substitute, the
substitute so serving a rural
route shall be granted one point
preference right for each year
of such service for a period of
five years or five points.
H.. L. Van Voorhis of Des
Moines, Iowa, vice president of
the National Association of
! Rural Letter Carriers, and Mrs.
John Grace, representative of
the National Auxiliary, attend
ed the meetings, as representa-
tives of those organizations.
Mr. Van Voorhis and Mrs.
CONTINUED on Page 12)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-24
Locdl Students to
Enter Fl. S. Rodeo

J The annual Montana cham
pionship high school rodeo held
in Augusta July 1921 will be
attended by the following high
school students of Hardin: Ger
aid Tritschler, Howard Snively,
Robert Delp, Sharon and George
Old Elk. = =. J : a. :.
Winners in the state contest
will compete in the national
high school rodeo to be held
in Augusta August 1924. <s .s..
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Rogers Winner OF
Stdte Rifle Title

Vance Rogers of Billings,
formerly of Hardin won the tit
lie at the Montana state 80 cali
iber championship rifle shoot
at Helena last Sunday.
Rogers finished with an ag-
gregate total of 331. Winner in
the women's division was Mrs.
Lloyd Synness of Helena, and
Jane Johnson of Great Falls
was runnerup.
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Week S Weuther

Recorded by Holly Sugar
Corp, Hardin, for week end
ing 5 pm. Wednesday, July %.
Maximum temperature: 81
degrees, July %. .
Minimum temperature: As
degrees, July 10. -.-
Precipitation for the week:
.08 inches. S.
Precipitation for the year to
date: $50 inches.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-24
Bible Camp Slated
To Start at
Springs Sunday

Crazy Head Springs near
Lame Deer will be the site of a
Youth Camp of the Open Bible
church from July 81 through
August 2, it has been announc-
ed by the Rev. c. w. Hart, pas
tor of the Open Bible church
of Hardin.
The Rev. Mr.. Hart will act
as camp director, and Bible
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DIRECTORS TO MEET

Members of the board of
directors of Hardin Lions club
will meet at the Montana Pow
er office in Hardin at 7::30 pm.
Friday, July Is. for their reg
ular session, it has been an
nounced. .sss..z..=s.sss.-s
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Services Conducted
For Victim
Of Tractor Accident

The Rev. H. S., Benson, pas
tor, officiated at funeral SER
vices at the Little Brown
church in Lodge Grass at 2
pm. yesterday "wednesday for
Thomas Perry Baker, 65, who
died in a farm tractor accident
Saturday, July 10. =
Burial was in the Lodge
Grass cemetery, with Bulls
Mortuary of Hardin in charge
of arrangements. Pallbearers
were l.. l.. Wagner, Ralph
knight, Robert McC elaine, Clar--
ence Maus, George Smith and
John Heigis. Z IL ~ go HI . !,
Mr.. Baker, a rancher SO miles
northeast of Hardin, was killed
at 11:45 am. Saturday when a
tractor overturned, crushing
him beneath it. According to
information received here, Mr..
Baker was driving the tractor
down a hill from a field to the
ranch home when. he somehow
lost control of the machine and
was unable to stop it. He rode
the tractor to the bottom OF
the hill where a front wheel
struck a gate post, jackknifing
and overturning., Mr.. Baker died
shortly after the accident OF
a crushed chest, according to
John w. Bulls, county coroner.
He was born January Is, 1887,
at Council Grove, Kan, a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Baker.
He came to Big Horn county
March TO- 1921 and, had resid-
ed here since, following the oc-
cupation of farming. He was
married at Sheridan, Wyo., to
Agnes Brown, who preceded
him in death. e -. i: ss.s.f nj seesss@
Survivors include three sons,
Roy E., Robert Arthur and Mar
tin Preston Baker; a brother,
Press Baker; two sisters, Mrs.
Fannie Axe and Mrs. Lucy For
seminar, and five grand children.
III
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UNDERGoES OPERATION

County Treasurer A. g.
Sweeney of Hardin entered the
Deaconess hospital in Billings
this week where he underwent
a major operation this (Thurs-
day. morning. = -. -. =.
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RippHng
of the Rivers.

Hank Hochhalter, who this
week is celebrating his 10th
anniversary in the service sta
ton business in Hardin, has re-
ceived a letter which renewed
his faith in the integrity of
the average citizen.
During his 10 years as oper-
ator of his Standard service
station, he said, he has taken
the good with the bad.
A letter this week from a
soldier at Camp Hanford,
Wash, included a remittance
of zoe which he said he owed
since he was here on July 2.
It seems that while he was
waiting for a tire to be fixed,
he drank two sodaS at Hanks
and forgot to pay for them.
Remembering the debt after re-
turning to his station, and also
remembering the station pro-
prietor was called Hank, the
soldier addressed a letter to
Hanks Standard Service with
lllo 1C11l1SSel1lIC.S
The CoonSkin crowd at the
Democratic national convention
seem to be having a rough
time trying to put Kefauver
over. Convention theme song
sounds more like sweet Adlai ;.
Heard over the back fence:
your baby certainly is a
cute little rascal. Does he take
after his father?" -.
well, yes, in a way. His ia
ther is not quite SO cute, but
he's much more of a rascal. ::
~ Z
Asked to make a sentence
with the words "effervescent"
and "fiddlestick" in it, the
small boy wrote: /. &c., -, -.
'Effervescent enough covers
on the bed your fiddlestick
out"
If you want to live to see 80,
don't look for it on the speed
ometer.
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BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Girl s
July II, Mrs. Herman Kock.
Hardin.
Tree rings have provided a
calendar of weather and human
life in southwestern United.
States going back nearly 1000
years.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
ROOMS eURNlShED--N.E.
MASTER BEDRM., radio, separate
entrance. breakfast privileges. ,21O

MASTER BEDRM., radio, separate
entrance. breakfast privileges. 2IO
Wooster st. ne. RA. 9316. Friedkin.
s22 CONsT. AVE. Me- lge. rm.,
pity. furn.; imm. occup.; $27.5O mo-; {;
adults only. See tenant In bsmt.
4627 18th ST. N.E.-Lge.. clean rm.,
in a quiet. refined home; for gentle
THE GALENAwAttrac. furn.. dble.
and sgle. rms adj bath; facing Lib
sGnsffsEi fBsEEiDRM.. J,Ssl pvts bath. uniim.
phone; conv. transp. DU. 27s5.
1912 EAST CAPITOL, 8 doors from
Peoples Drug Store. lge. dble., COM
Portable front. 1st f., studio rm. :;
Venetian blinds, new Frigidaire;
auto. gas heat; reas. Ii. 9O9S.
63S 7th N.E.-Clean single rm.;
h: and C. water; 81 per week. AT.
COLORED-Sth AND L SITS. NE
Large front rm:. newly decor; cple
or 2 girls; privils Ii. 6-4a55. -21
OLORED-RELIAB PERSON, sin
gle room; home privileges; conv.
transp. Call after $50 pm. Ii.
CoLoRiED-Two CONF. soLE. RMS.
for empl. persons; privileges; $725
wk. ca. Aft. pm, LU. 2-6672.
COLORED-114O 9Th ST. Ne
Furn. and unfurn. rms: no children;
no cooking. Apply after d p.m.: S25
per mo. -22
Evening star., 1952-10-21
VACUUM CLEANERS
SPECIAL
S495

Selected trade-ins. Cash and carry
phSns Ssnsfsi orders. sHeASs MoDERN sTSoRENsS.
623 7th st. NV. Pr
WARDROBES, red maple single bed,
end tables. knee-hole desk, Conant
ebara da honey SGsokcaEpss kmaps dn Ax rm k table a9d
WASHER. f: ooofssses Easy spindrieP Pin rspo. excsl-
WASHER~Easy "Whiridry"; apart
best offer. JU. 7-6523. 23'
WASHERS Thor Automagic; excel.
only SI49. Also large discounts en-
washers STAR + RADIO &C. ccs s"s
WASHER Maytag automatic. less
able. Leaving town. LU. 1-5333.
teed; easy terms, up to. 2 years
to pay; All makes and models:
ALhlSoN's' I 8 AD' 4@oe. Open "a. till
Washers. sale; cash or terms. Easy
sale SI59.95; Maytag, square alumni,
mum tub, sale 500; many mere bar
gains, new or used; open ewes. til
g.. Sat: til 6. PETE HILL CO.,
OTTO 9COl Sio ave, OhNCA 0pI lAS
MACHINES, fully automa-
tic Bendix, rebuilt by factory au-
thorized asency, S79.g5. 5000 and
S119.95. Also Easy Whirldry, $29.95;
Apex wringer S49.95; Easy wringer,
5000; Easy Spindrier. $99.95.
Don't take unnecessary chances on
used equipment; every machine We
rebuild carries new-machine guar
antee. Terms less than 20c per day
at Washington's only exclusive wash
DRYERS, iRONERs -
Save up to Sl5O; all makes and
models to choose from; cash or
terms. Open ewes. It'll q. Saturdays
to .. SILVER SPRING GAS g.
ELEC. CO.. 944 Wayne ave. JU.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Longine
Wittnauer. BenruS Elgin, other IA
nous brands: all fine jewelry; $3.50
discount for cash. SAM ORBACH.
Jeweler. 414 Buchanan st. NV.
AM-FM, phono: two IT,
inch speakers. walnut. 43"x37"x2O".
Orig. cost $500. Sell 500, 10.
3-5493 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO. musicians steinway grand.
81 81" mahosany; perfect conoision.
FiANos@want SseSi a barsaine Then get
the best. We have a fine display
OF rdeSs reeondtiened ,St Spinets CONSOLES s,ns
as low as $3.50; all are exception
ally good BARGAINS; convenient terms
may be arranged. CAMPBELL MU-
SIC CO., HOS G st. NV. D1. 1864
PIANOS - Used uprights. sos. S85,
S75 and up. Hauling extra. Also
spoinets: PR Is co consoles sol s and srands. g, Over e
we rent pianos. ST. $500. PIANO
MART; 10I5 7th st. NV. Gust above
PIANOS-For the person interested
in real fine reconditioned piano
we suggest you, come in and look
these instruments are fully guaran-
teed and have a wonderful tone and
action; liberal allowance for your
piano; convenient terms: CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., 1l0S G St, NV
Ef.,,s, PI; s464, Wa, W,ashington's ExclSssive
PfANps@Here is real bargain in q
recohditioned piano. Wurlitzer. ma;
hogany spinet, excellent tone and
action; this piano must be seen to
be appreciated; suggest YOU act now
SGnve9ient sfG ed ,ns terms n CAMPBELL ! L my Ny
PIANOS-Are. you looking for a good
reconditioned grand. fully guaran-
teed? Then come to Campbelrs. We
have Steinway.. Conover. Wurlitzer,
Harrington and others. Liberal al
terms. cA&PsEIh Music Music CO. lios
G ST. n W. DI S464 Oh
Evening star., 1952-10-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

174s P ST, N.W.-single and double
rooms next to bath; Frigidaire; gen.
tlemen only MI 5O32.
1857 PARK RD.-Clean rm. for / or
= hot plate. Frigidaire, laun. privils
NEAR DUPONT ClRcLE-completely
furnished. incl. refgr. 1912 2lst st.
BSMT. STUDIO RM., refgr., radio,
TV, shower: S22 80 wk. Smaller.
sl6, 2147 F. st. NV. Ex O653,.
sth st. s.e., nr. Navy
Yard; > rooms. 2nd fl. fr., semi
After 6 p.m. AT. 1926. %
2539 18th ST. N.W.-Large, light
front room. dining alcove stove,
ITetgr.. utils. furn,; $11 wk. DE.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Attrac. ise.
housekeeping rm.. Frigidaire. range,
share bath; S14.50 week. -26
As BRYANT ST. NV. L.h.k.;
single, $40 wkly.; dble., $l2. -
COLORED-SGLE. AND DBLE. rms:
all privileges; good transp. 1880
3rd st. NV. LU. 2-7527. -21
- LGB. HOUSEKEEPING
RM.; sep. bath; $1,000 wk. FIR. s246.
Evening star., 1952-10-21

MAN TO SHARE APT. with . men;
atilities ns {arnished saro tefsVision Ie an0 De
,3ss :!sso cGLGMBiA q IN ls4ef eb. NV. Apt IS.
furn.. COW. location. Nj. i264. ia
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE-Woman
to share apt. with another lady:
pvt. bedrm. LU. 2-2O96 before 4
:, syndsys after 3 u, weekdays. ,-; L2l :,
share with / other. 2 bedrm. apt,
rear porch and yard: $25 each.
Call GE. 6519 or 81. 1891. -22
TWO MEN wish to share their we'll
furn. apt. with another man; nice
Frgdal5e Fnv te 1Hd gn stove ,fsr Ga sr dEns 11
week; S35 per mo. -21
GIRL. bet. 20-3O share 1-bedrm,. apt,
nI1AqSas min. Pentagch ON" ov. Css sss1 after :.
GIRL TO SHARE / bedrm. apt. with
MAN no SHARE apt. 4 rms. porch,
phone. all utilities furn. Tv. DE.
APT. iSRs cr 10 Io shfAaGL1:N.w. lieG1: section; iS
pvt. bedrm., suitable for empl. lady.
GIRL WANTED TO SHARE quiet COM
Portable . bedrnf. apt. with ! other.
ia. $4,000. Ext. 156, ewes. 6 to 10,
except Tues. and Wed. evening, 8
to 10. All day Sat. and Sun. -27
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
another; 25-35; newly furn. and
decorated; in conv. NV. apt. bldg;
all privileges. TU. 1896, after 8 pm.
30. to share lge. q
bedrm. apt, twin beds. clean, quiet,
utils. furn. GE. 5646 or ia. 3193.
pa
BACHELOR TO SHARE APT. within
. blocks of Parkington shopping
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE house in
Alex. with 2 others. Excel. location.
ID minutes downtown. Call after
6 pm. weekdays. TIE. 5724,
GIRL. under 35 to share efficiency
apt. in modern apt. hotel. Call
Evening star., 1952-10-21
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA,

ALEXANDRIA - Suburb. conv. to
Pentagon. For gentleman, unusual
rrn. with extension phone, pvt. home,
on bus line. TIE. 3135.
LGE. BEDRM.. next bath; Arlington;
mr.. busline; gentleman. OK. 273l.
BETHESDA-Rm. with pvt. bath in
lovely home; conv. transp.; $40 mo. !;
single. OIL. 7640. 81
ARLINGTON mr.. Pentagon. Navy An
nex-Furn. rms. for empl girls,
clean quiet. pvt. home, sRl. or twin
beds, phone. laundry. mr.. transp.
LGE. ATTRACTIVE RIM. for i or 2
men. quiet neighborhood, close to
transp.; conven. to restaurants. OW.
9131. -21
SILVER SPRING-Large. nicely furn.
room; private bath; desirable, conv.
transportation. JU. 7-701S. -26
LARGE SGLE. BEDRM., in historic
Alexandria home; half block, bus
stop: educ. empl. woman only. XII.
S-9745. after ). -23
FURN. RM.-Pleasant home. in ex-
change for assistance in housekeep-
MD, GENTLEMAN pREF.-sgle. 1st-
fl. bedrm.. nr. bath; adult home;
conv. to transp. Call UN. 1892, aft
Z. -27
Evening star., 1952-10-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

29th ST. NV, nr. Conn. ave. l.
bedroom apt, nicely furn:. sos mo.
FRHScis Rlls1 psC0TT pi FL kEY I noYEL-one SSfEi
room, kit. and path; completely
furn.; air-conditioned apt: tub and
: people: fuli hotel services; no time
limit 800 goth ct. nv. Ma. I5426.
1T Sth ST, N.E.-Bedroom kitch-
en-living room combined, semibath;
no linens; no drinking. ga
FURN. APTS.-Two rms. $40 week;
rooms, $50 week. Complete hotel
service. HEDIN HOUSE HOTEL.
2902 Newton st. ne. (corner New
ton and r. I. aveD. Phone AD
6060. 20
CONN, AVE. near Military rd.-4
spacious rooms. suitable 3: attrac-
lively furnished: lease, S126. AID.
0931. OR. 2574. 81
1913 7th ST. 8. Z. French bsmt.
apt. shower bath. pvt. front and
rear entrances. Ii. 7-225S. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEx.-Three-bedrm. house. partly
schools; full basement. yard. si3b.
COLLEGE PARK; 2-SedrmH.o yHoI new bun.
salow, comp. furn.; large yd. with
patio and fireplace; must have ref;
AsHMEADD. D. PLACE i3i oolS; Nv. completely mst
suitable lge. family or 6 girls;
beth; baths Non oil heat; fireplace; 500.
18th st. Sc; mr.. school; brick home:
large rms, 4 or bedrms.. good
Small brick, de-
taehed; suitable for l or 2; Sl21.
4:04 MONROE ST. Colmar Manor,
MSin6iMosungalow; Si6o Mna1i lge. yard; adults:
N. ARLINGTON-New 3-bedrm. brick
immed. occupancy; mo- lease;
Sl50 Call rental manager, 0-5. OW,
$500. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
sss IS EMERSON ST. N.E.-Liy. rm..
d1Ii qn1i Fm;; b1mt Kit; bed1ms da and bath.
HgMSHRiEs.e resltors. ies %s ma: Saia 5oao. &; A.
OAKvIEW. near MOL Liv rm. with
inreplace, dinet.e, 2 bedrms., kit.
tiled cath lst floor; also = bedrms.
on. on "1a Ha,, ,tioot; unfurn.; block to
WESLEY HEiGHTs AREA-Loyely
3-bedrm., 1h-bath; rec. rm.; S225
mo; Tor 1 yr' or less, wo. s0ea.
tuin Rms sas fAEM o sYs4ys pfSy t.ss ss6 V%::, %:f
moreland ave., Takoma PIX, Nd.
WHEATON AREA - 1mmaculsteIy
clean; oedrms... kit. din. rm., liv.
81. sn.' e9sn Ssmt'; ise. fenced yard; $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrms'o
baths baths; eSnv., v., !eomf.; s9lo mo: lease
SUMNER; gna,nI.,. ,.,s otl ms Mass; H. ave: extended
5it.i den with fun bath on LIST H.:
garage, Law. in bsmt; ali elec' s XII;
Tv. auto. washer. dryer, ironer:
eaii csff', WI 1eo4%@sgnit'; 4ssg' avail. Noy;a /.
.4s2 OBSERVATORY pL. N.w..-s
din. rm., KIT. and bath; built-in
gar; conv. bus and streetcar transp;
rent Sl5l per mo. Phone MA. 9197,
CAPITAL VIEW, REALTY co.
Realtors e@5 N Y. ave. DSw.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-5 bedrms 4
baths. liv. .rm., din rm.. kit, libr.;
excel. location; avail. today OR.
4464. w.. c. d A.. n. MILLER.
Property Management Dept.
TO WALTER REED.
ia Trckerman st. n.e.-Excellent
detached brick home; liv. rm.. din.
rm.,, kit. 3 bedrms. and bath; nice
yard; rent, 1851 so per mo- Phone
Ma. o79G, CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
CO., Realtors. 925 N. Y. ave. n.w.
IENsINGToN-Ige. 4-bedrm. house.
beautiful grounds. lovely furnish
ings.. attractive floor plan. very un-
usual for 500 complete. ARTHUR
W. LaROCHE OIL. 0070. -23
Oa9 22nd ST. N.E.-Det. 4-bedrm.
house. tastefully decorated; COM
pletely furn.: close to transp., shop
ping and cchools; $50 per mo.
WOODWARD q NORRIS. s23 Goth
st. NV. RE. 1856.
LExANDRIA--2-bedr furn. house
avail. for 3 mos; immediate oc-
cupancy; S125. Alex. 1865. ga
IVY HILL-Six-room
brick house; fenced yd., scr. porch,
Ia baths. elec. kit. dishwssber.
yarb. disp.: 10 min. to Pent. by
auto; $500 mo. Call OWNER. Ov.
s040. -28
CONTINUED on, Next Pase)
Evening star., 1952-10-21
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your turn. or anfurn. apis. or
houses or Sublets. Wash. Va White.
Open DAYS. MA 10O1
PROF: MAN. wife and child need
3.esdrm; apt, turn:. by Nov, II
RRFfNED, Ref ha5 RESI-: REEsaI COUPLE reoalr.. @al
nicely furn. 1-bedrm. apt. In de-
sirable NV sec. Approx. no., about
800. OR 1865. 2ls
TWO HEDRM. unfurn. apt. for .
MATURED EMPLoYED Gentle cou-
pie, no children. pets; desirable NV.
location. pref. Conn. ave: bed
rms, dinette; by Dec. l. S125 max.
Box 307-R. Star. -92
STUDENT will pay to use den or
apt; TOR study: no sleeping. Box 2ls-
RESPONSIBLE working couple and
,mo. baby: = bedrm. or Ice. l.
bedrm. unfurn. apt NV. sec. or
nearby Va; with yard. Max. SSb.
HO. 91n3. 6 pm. %.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

and tan male. wks.. Axe. IL.
BOXERS, fawn male. . months.
Shampien Fresco son; brindle male; !;
females. RELHo KENNELS. Vienna
PUPPiEs, healthy. mostly toy collie,
to good homes male; male; 81 and fe-
GREAT RI.sSi 81 fG4NE. i brindle indie female, II
mos, old; . beauty; Axe reg; owner
is assured. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex,
Va. Duke st. extended. TIE. 2430.,
TERRIERS; & wire haired, red II l,oIa mos .Rd; gld;
reg; all shots; for a good home.
GERMAN Has T. SHEPHERD DOG. female,
pedigreed. 10 months old. Call 3sO6
pm. Mon. through Wed. wonder
fui around children, fine WATCHDOG.
ENGLISH SETTER, reg. male. eh
mos. old. good blood lines. JE.
BfEAeGLEs-AKc fleGi1 rabbit hounds, rea-
sonably priced. Guaranteed. FA.
STUD. Boxer, fawn. American Ken
mel Club. $40; or male pup. Jordan
S-0S67.
BOXER, year-old pedigreed female,
spayed, children's pet, $50. OR.
S146. 20
registered, fawn male;
mos. old: champion line. LA. g.
5747, Tues. or Wed. afternoon.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER type. male:
house broken. friendly. playful. Save
his life. JU. S-9447. after 6.
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES. Reds. blacks,
blue Excel. with children. Trained,
gentle. Vienna 2S4-W.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING and local moving.
TU. 115O. Call after 4 pm. --25
QUICK MOVING odd pieces. trunks,
pianos; refrigerators or entire house,
holds; reasonable rates. ST. 17l7.
MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; xpert packing.
CO. INC. established i906l
FOR RENT, dead storase space. clean
and dry. 1909 14th St. NV. See
Mon. through Sat. 90. -2o
MOVE l or 2 pieces or q household.
affteI .oEsa 3; all day week ends.
MOVING AND STORAGE,
will accept surplus furniture rs part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. "937; ewes, GE. 1416.
22s
INTERESTED in return trip OF mover
going to Eastern Pennsylvania witns
IN next 10 days. RA TU6O
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FARM AND GARDEN

TOP sOn--Very GOOD. rich top sol
Iessonsp1s Ies lawns ca snd sTeenhSgses; 4ss very
AZALEAS, hardy. 6eld grown. all
colors and sizes. 2510 18th st. ne.
LANDsCAPiNG AND TREE SERVICE.
Azaleas for sale. FOUSE & BILD.
IE; GDsSs S;0s5S 5Ss q FA. $50. ss4S: auos,..
and cement work. HU. S295. 21'
cow MANURE, well-rotted. $40 per
15 bu.; $3.50 per 10 bu.; 81 per
bu.: delivered. WA, 1898. IA
TREE REMOVAL, pruning and top.
ping: insured and exper. TAKOMA
TREE SERVICE, JU. 8-l630. -22
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

ROOM. for lady. in beau
tlful home; exclusive residential
area: washer dryer and telephone
priviieges. 1929 Westover DIR. Sc.
EAST CAPITOL ST., very nice liv.
rm. and adjoining bedrm. comb.
$500 per week. Ii. 3-0129: ewes,
56 c ST. S.W.-Furn. double room;
desire Christian people; $40 wk.
Call ST. 1862. 1880 am. to noon.
WARM PLEASANT RM.. in apt; Prot
estant home. for congenial person of
good habits; $50. LU. 1-0697. -23
COLCRED-327 16th ST. Sc; privii.
Ii. 3-421S after 8. $50 per mo-
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont,

CoLORED-2 SINGLES, 8 doubles:
fresh linens weekly; newly decorated.
new furniture, heat, h. W.; car stop
at door; right of 14th and You.
Apply 2013 14th st. NV. go
COLORED-35 ST.-Room for cou-
CoLoREDfwNSfICiEiIYS FuRNisHED gthHsais H rm'
with kitchen, including Frigidaire;
also single room: couple or women.
DE. O536.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

APT, close In NV.
location; foyer, corner living rm.,
large bedrm.. kit. and bath; estab.
COOP bldg. with elev. and switch
board service. Owner leaving town
this month and wants action! Please
call Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
Co, 81 18th st. NV. ST. 33UJ.
RD.. southwest OF 18th
St. Large 2-bedrm. apt. completely
rm.. 1S' din. rm., kit, pantry and
5 diversified closets: also elevator
and switchboard service. Price only
$13,150 with excel. terms. Please
call Mr.. Gavin whit H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $500: res, MI, 5OO4,