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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03

on the vertical and not less
man 4 inches on the roof. The
surface of the roof and adjoin-
ing surfaces which are to re-
ceive the base flashing shall
be mopped With asphalt which
is not to extend above the top
of base flashing.
The base flashing shall be
mopped on with asphalt and
pressed Immediately into place,
mailing the top edge into brick
Joints not to exceed 4 inch CEN
tiers horizontally. The ends of
the sheets shall be Tapped not
less than 8 inches, mailing not
to exceed 4 inch centerS veftic-
ally. The edge of the base
flashing on roof shall be COW
cred with a 4 inch felt strip,
embedded in and coated over
with asphalt but shall not be
nailed to the roof deck. The
top of base flashing shall be
covered with a 4 inch felt strip
embedded into aSbestile, and at
all vertical laps a 4 inch strip
shall be applied and embedded
into asbestile. No a~lternates will
be accepted.
Contractors requirements:
Roofing contractor will carry
WorkmenS Compensation, Pub
lie Liability and Property
Damage Insurance and will
furnish policy numbers and
name of insurance companies
covering same. Contractor will
submit a certified check for
1919 of the amount of his
contract. The certified checks
will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidders one
week after the opening of the
bids. The successful bidders
certified check will be held I'M
til the completion and accept
ance of his contract and then
returned to him. ALI bids must
carry a post mark and are due
in the Office of the Superin-
tendent of Schools on Monday,
July 7, 1852 at 500 PM. and
opening of bids will be at 800
P. M. on July 7, 1852.
The successful roofing con-
tractor shall also supply a state
license. The successful contrac-
tor will perform his work in a
workman like manner and will
leave no debris on the premises
of the school. Contractor will
furnish his guarantee for ma
terialS and labor for a period
of two years against wear and
tear.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 25th day of June,
1852.
Marjorie Staudenmeyer,
District Clerk,
School District 17-H.
Pub. June 26, July 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03

Mackay collection is displayed
prominently in the Fort Worth
club, Fort Worth, Texas.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03

200 ACRES irrigated land, IS miles
south of Hardin on the Big Horn
river; abundance of irrigation water,
livestock pond, small producing orchard,
IS acres of Huntley mixer, 40 acres
seeded to red clover, 12O acres beet or
grain, recently in clover and alfalfa.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

NOIICE VI lNO Or LIZ
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN, that the board of coun-
ty commissioners of Big Horn
county, Montana, will meet as
a board of equalization on the
21st day of July, A. D, 1852, to
examine the books and equallze
the assessments of property in
said county. The board will con-
tinue in session for that pur-
pose from time to time until
the business of equalization is
disposed of, but not later than
the 18th day of August, 1852.
THE ASSESSMENT BOOKS
will be in my possession on or
before the 18th day of July,
1852, and may be inspected by
all persons interested.
LAWS REVISED CODES OF
MONTANA RELATING TO THE
COUNTY BOARDS OF EQUAL
IZATION:
Chapter 1O3 of the Session
Laws of the 10Th Legislative
Assembly of the State of Mon
tana.
of the Revised Codes OF Mon
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03

A RADIO anyone would be proud to
own; beautiful console philco, 12-tube,
excellent condition, must be seen to be
appreciated; 2 $50 x 20 tires and tubes.
only used 80 miles; 4 600 x % tires
and tubes, good as new; 2 used ice
boxes, excellent condition. Georges
Economy Shop. I'll
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
HOMER A. SCOTT, Plaintiff,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF HARDIN, Hardin, Mont,
a corporation, the unknown
heirs and deviSees' of WILL
LIAM HUMPHREY, Deceased,
and MARY HUMPHREY, and
MARY HUMPHREY, heirs of
HOPE HUMPHREY, DAVID
HUMPHREY and MARY
ROSETTA HUMPHREY, In
dams of the Crow Indian
Reservation, and all other
persons unknown, claiming,
or who might claim, any
right, title, estate, or interest
in, or lien or encumbrance
upon, the real property de-
scribed in the Complaint, or
any part thereof, adverse to
plaintiffs ownership, or any
cloud upon plaintiffs title
thereto, whether such claim
or possible claim be present
or contingent, including any
claim, or possible claim of
DOVER, inchoate or accrued,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETINGS TO THE
ABOVE-NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in this
action which is filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of this Court,
and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twen-
ty 600 days after the service
of this Summons, exclusive of
the day of service; and in case
of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default, for the
relief demanded in the Com
plant.
The said action is brought to
quiet title to the following de-
Scribed lands, in the above
named plaintiff, to-Wit:
North Half CNh) and North
Half of the South Half
.(NRSR1 of Section Twenty
GOO, in Township Two (2)
South, Range Thirty-seven
(3O East, Montana Principal
meridian.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this 18th
day of June, A.. D. 1852.
R. P. ROSS
Clerk of District Court.
BY MABEL G.. BREKKE
Deputy Clerk.
BERT w. KRONMILLER,
Courthouse Building.
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
pub. June 10, 26, July 3, 100
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03
CALL FOR BIDS

The Board of Trustees of
School District No. 17-H, Har-
din, Montana, will receive seal
ed bids until the hour of 500
P. M. on July 7, 1852, on re-
pairs on the present plumbing
fixtures and for new plumbing
fixtures to be installed in the
various schools; this includes
such items as installing new
shower heads, lavatory fixtures,
hot water tank and other
plumbing repairs. For COM
plete information please in
quire at the Superintendent
office.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Marjorie Staudenmeyer,
District Clerk,
School District 17-H.
pub. June 26, July 81
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NOTICE

I will not be responsible for
any debts of Martha FatouroS
from May Is, 1852.
Sam FatouroS.
Pub. June 10, 26, July 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-07-03

WHITE, enamel, steel ice box, excel
lent condition; $40. Mrs. Carl Bohem-
an, II N. Crawford. 26-3s
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INCOME property, at 31e N. Cody; 5
three-room house in rear. Phi. 34S. 26-2
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-15

GRASS sLAGE. becoming Increasingly mPortont Montana
Wyoming ronchers further proven be of
value outoote reports by stoe colleges Woshne
state college reports dairy production song and
in effects observed cows eating up 100 pounds of gross sill
oge daily Cornell workers found early gross sioge produced
better Comparative figures Showed pounds Of percent
milk produced eory silooe A. pounds on bonded hoy
396 pounds fedcured hoy and AZ pounds on late soee
DAIRY COWS and heifers will bring higher prices this year due
strong milk prices highest record in February and teet
onimos ovoIobe Lowest level l930so ifyou need
placements this yeor buy now.
USED MECHANICAL FARM equipment mot including OF
trucks obtoned originally for your and not resale
subject to following OPS ceiling prices t sold Within two
years otter date of sale IS OF bose price 4 sold
years offer date of sole new 70 percent OF bose
price Bose price Of equipment may be the manufacturers
rent published list price, factory last published list price,
price Of comparable item your original purchase price
Make inquiry of local deoler determine that there
published list prices fyou apply the last noned rule obove
CATTLE SHEEP offer operators relatively good opporun
ties for favorable income in 1852 especially where feed ond
labor ovoobe soys BAE pointing increasing
to establish beef herd however, since breeding stock
prices high Marked increase marketing inevitable due
to large budup of cote numbers with possibility OF downward
trend in prices when Sheep production may have bet
ter outlook for long pull than cotte considering deond for
lamb meat and wool.
TRAcToR ACCIDENT deo recently reported in stote points
to need for sofe of tractors and farm implements
busy spring season High percentage Of shops result
from troeors turning operation on billy or
rough land Tractors often ard fall Of operators
coreessy pulling objects tied points other than regular
drowbor hitch Failure guards toeoff accounts
for additional accidents when clothing catches in the Whng
Shof
POULTRY OUTPUT is below average consumption person
20 states including Monono Montana production Of chick
is pounds less than the notono average
consumption Of ~ pounds per person.
GRAIN DRIER PLANS for incnedcoIunn forced ore
ovoiobe by requesting USDA oe No 81 from Superntend
emf Of Documents u government printing office Washington
25, c. price fan and heoer used for drying
groin and cooling dried grain time enclosed in o
tight shed ottoched drier Grain flows by gravity through
screened chambers Capacity Of drying chamber is about $50
bushels at O time
160-AcRE LIMITATION federoI reclamation projects is
threatened by ruling Of superior judge Modeo Cal
fonio, to effect that l60ocre limitation unconstitutional
when applied to form holding lands previous oPPco-
ton Of law in their districts.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.W.

1923 ?1st ST.-Highly desirable, dble.
room with semipyt. bath for 1 or 2
discriminating gentlemen; excel. 10
4ssa sssiOpi MASobMB17 RSb 417G sr.-ror gentleman @
home; large beautifully furnished
suite; living rm.. bedrm., bath.
heat; daily maid service; nom
1sSS sSSSkeE dRrffESbHEHN 1Ga HH ANb m aass ssss eth
Sa@s SSqSslRsls RR. ssoS. s09y "a 4a4s sEa4nsD gv''
FAIRMONT near 13th n.w.-single.
double sleeping and housekeeping
rooms: Phone co. 0464. -3
6S BEDS ,e direct bus to town. near shops.
20 q pEABSopx sr.-1arse room Ss sn.
usually bright. in pvt. det.- home;
aS9S sNr,yenAiffhas eCnAiffhasEtp5fRaHi2P Et5fRaHiP Af oefS L.. ffi
i.n.. I'm. for Nd. ! ySSRF sSsi lady. Share pralvi-
nest e a shared sstR se,S traSsp.
4 sSh bnm' DnSre' Sq' Nv. O'Sf 'fhs puPon,
Manorsi fedee, 7nd-fi. front, ssie.
IN. Mxxse4GEET 1FRoNr RM.-Nlsssl,
esf eshs ASK ASK iSthe hetss IT, tsasD slndGSs, sI:G
ss!,I: sSsS:sis,.so f. Sslss frnJ private, SYisl
RSd59Ks ROOM oEREka NALL, s4oo 10th s,.
tS. ftsSs' HS. BSi1ii free ''fA'n'' block sol,
rSsSh sE!!' i'S;' i:.' .htSs's:E.n htss 'HEIS HEISS 'lS S
sE!I1.s .:iI.s.i.,. I'll s!i,.' =, a.: .a!. IN
dSSEIs SI s|iSIS %.A'!s' n.y. y. I,'ss,!;
ssfsSsn, ,:;i :;st,hSS%e..ts' hSS%. SSSt ..f;: tsls:
,aRS SIIsfWoSSbSSAi II. 10 St,Sso.' lsi..
SSSpInSH Water MAJ .sisIe"s, SSb
hSiV"lalh .GT, N.w,-.tss ale, 81 i,u,,
.ESESk.SE~e aE"%oSsiE'S'"'.a' a. v.
bSihI ssniltmsSI' h4B'' Wo's INV"
NJ. ELtAAANT, Bi14 tplh A. Nv.
WAttS SslhI'Nbm VIZ, ni"RHiF''
EISs.liI&, IEai' sISE
Evening star., 1952-02-28

~ + ST: nr. Dupont Cir; suit.
2 fireplaces, modern kit, 3 baths:
gar. avail; S14O. Seen by appt'
EN-. S451, DE. 5019. -2S
k0CkyILLE-New 2-bedrm. apt
S69.75; all utils. furn. No children.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
APTs. VNIVANsMlp tesntl ee.op, ApYi. SALl .ie.n.A

vkgANTa AaaIbx MAJ llmest new
.iS;:;'iI;l!ss;Tta iSS;I'S3GsSS,y:ss' SI.s''s I,
SAhyEd aR yillsh Iqihi s7hkg sGd
rEEidifSty -0ssSsrst. ssssSj iiIss iiIIsss ssnd
Et 'i%b TIiI.a, 1hsls. BV;' lSSb.
NEW Ds LVsB BUILDING, no n a.
p.w'AIRHf' 'RsafBsnA Apt avail MaFpk
HA6S .iiNs Ri-Eye e,alisa,u
g}e30s,i i$SY ny "b'aISP 'V'''S.. SES'a.
'IIl rISI!&'s1S',3$S $'I%:sl I'.sl' H. siE:s2S'iS,:
$!'.!:I'S ~ ::,s!!i!E' 4 :,'!iE'Ii;'iE"$iiIE'' ':iS3t
,nsIJSsaSsr sBf S:tEI W. ISgSll'E Ees'S
RS..ssaNs. AZ. SS:$,S, SS:$,S,.sSI:'G')i'HE
1&SgS, W w ''!HISSSss"'' 81. sY.S. ~.
IN. MY II" i4sSlJey' s y'Ad e'f6l /"
yaleL blAayI RhA Rnl HLlls, mel /
H.. s"' Il, \. }ys }s,:s'r ::ss'rr''''ssa ''ssl
'SSS 9@fAtLssiiib1 ti sii ,1II! d. .Agls 9.
sly|nFb sslUyd|n Eeemr sglRsIte, kit' 6safeeM
S;I 1;ii! ;S!,, fiESa'"' s!SS!!y WI! 'as J, '"$S:
aSEai:Si ~. " ~; H.. NEg p. G..sd dfRSss$$Ist Ss$Is
EfSSn sSsss4sBs sSissSSstS1iF . tsSt'' sott 'i.fB'ki
T9uf asR over s'eFs' S66 per mo-
'sS$tSss. sS ssP' ';:'; ssy 'Ti, ss,1' ~ a. s.'s h.
ARLINGTON rms. and bath will
after ftstAy 4 sao otIln,Sh' y nv can ia 1-adoo
MASS. AVE- W " Vicinity of csthedrsI- MHG
bedrooms, living room, Kitchen
dlnette and bath, large foyer, ample
closets; needs redecorating. Rent,
$s7,6b monthly. Box l14-L, Star
APT. 8. esOs end ST. S.E.-Liy. rm,.
bdrm,, .dinette, kitchenette and bath
all utilS, furn,, well located, over
looking Boiling Field; S72.23 mo.
M. PAUL HANNAH, 1872 18th st.
NV, NE. 4lO0.
z, BEDRMS., liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bath, rear screened porch; $50 mo
plus utils. Telephone Rockville 3O03.
MUST HAVE BABY; 3 rms, kitchen
stte and bath; utils. furn.; $50 mo,
UN. 1929 after 4 pm.
NK. PENNA. AVE. SEE rms, and
Klt' semi6ath; rent reasonable. Call
1857 r ST.. mr.. Dupont Cir; suit
able for Official occup.; 4 lge. rms,
hreplaces, modern kit, baths:
gar. avail; S14O. Seen by appt'
:, EM; q s45!, DE: 50l9. IS
k0CkyILLE-New 2-bedrm. apt
S69.75: all utils. furn. No children.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEI-one
furn., air conditioned apt; tub and
shower; over, ~ ,,, 70 " per gay for ! % or
sgSI g1STitM MASS NS soA.R AR2ff e. NV sS "a Sts 5sStn
Kitchen ana bath. fmmssaiatefy fur.
tllished. .s14Q and 1888 respec-
tlv.elyy, 7 al No g oS1bilsdffsst. Reference REQ.
,EEHr ,EHr appMt or, os,,,9ssisi: 9Iisi t,,. ,s,s;pv, :. 1s
qISIAsP qp.Ia.I House. ssi YT vi: .Is':e,i ma: tA' r
AMR n RSf. s:s'fl|SnN,n ;'l|l ,g!lgHas A Al Ater;.
adssattss dSSntSsxn Il esW WS'1l q 1l6dp alsns.isISpI alsn iFIS
ave. phone 10, a;oBis' bE80 lg !
ShYa.H4*ecp isss Fsst Oh tfssss
essfd est sSs tsI ma sSS !sSSis slSss on IN n NeSo t,
Wis., 9 WIFE or "bbdS psftts'ff ~ = S6
'S$ ;;!$,;!'' :S'TSt w. S W. '!;f' W.
ggk .g9 , ABBY 6lV D Il R,w" b-S
4R K''Af,, NM rooms vi s,IllA
s's,''s,,I Iiif'',vssst'' fF!Ssa'.' pi '1DgFS
rWb.RMo fApr,n .tmIsvl. BATH 'sl.o
llbBl lglIstLesplIs iR,i EFl'RO No
lASRolhViK2p ng,sN,w,v-ss,,lsa. I. en-
ElgISh tgyble llItIsnAlls hlltl twp
M'gyAiy!Ss' Esp EGi.sIp,tRaF tRaF'IBlSI's' IlSI's.' hi
NHRlRiMK wv 'NR AlHa. MlE'
Evening star., 1952-02-28

MANOR - Two BEDROOM
brick, near shopping, schools and
sali Mr. HugheS. ia. b-7200; eyes,,
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TER. - We have q few
vacancies in pleasant rms; excel.
9EtfA Tffi aRAiRzMy assRRaAiRz Myi NIL flo N.Y. w. s4S5 SMRs'
l5g3 10th 81. NV. have q few
y,aeaneisls, Plenty Of Fo6d food.
iFsf FFssff'Y2GfsSSlt 2asS s1 fassSw asss.Swsnsi. for me mem
share room for ladies'. Selected
BSis isfE r. N.E.-rwin bedrSm..
cooked meals DAILY s45. Mi fgbO.
sTUDi0 ROOM. separate entrance.
Soafs ttsh OF women. No. sA44.
b1Ob i4lh ~. N.w.--tatse, nicely
sSgIhefh hOnisi eAttlS ttStisf' aFA
W s::|'HE. ;y.sc r'syr, gI:, j;;:; ;$;
xKsffyh,s u ifs8o Tststl' 'Attt,. ~.
gltAh honey Stiies SlsB fbSd HOME
'itsslsAsls iyti aslsiAIsl Nh 4. tsl's, si,l'SiSIYrii 'iIrii
pWttgt0l ,Avhfw NI,e t3lbs ,sstI
,Ese''fS,vVg4 eg,.,.5pl' l'ttay'Ribb f'q
4prsH6Vs Raeesf' wMtlByaBklisteee
pgaTGkiyesf6'Tf' "a g,."RE"F,, F,'s,'"' s.'",
shl kHtBNNI0s'i sFAIl'I6AhI 1lIb
Evening star., 1952-02-28

E:;IS S;sSE Rss ;sS,': ia. 1y$s$ss is
lin SSIIa i;ssf ~: ! nt!sS'6' YSct 70 son.S1lt'Hi!'
w iysHl1 3 ff III, Sf,-=lss, front rmn .al,.
bath house bri3ilsi IL t;hllbR,a
NEAR. tApIToL AND LipRAN v
dgS ndEF }. b. IsspI s!sll'I w /, GisR ;i!sRE
rNSelRtGs lnSA RtR6l4-qee:
,sI'. S,' lsn! SIIS;''.'.,; ,'"' ~, w.,
tSsSislWs. sgSFss' '6G3'iiRs S!R
tSlStapTkasl., NM. ,syspSy,s, Sy,,,.,. y
tSISAIpsa-LAkHs 'iSVh xliblsn
Wh ISiSaSr'xOi. Sf' hT;SiaE
Evening star., 1952-02-28
bKURY REALTY
MI. AllnIli apaG.. III. 1 .1nhA
ApANTMINTS WANTIp

I,ipl.NsS, ;Sl'HR.l,S9 w, RIA.
MyiRaF a'bApgfgAoM .vl.Os.
F,,"S, "&.'1G' 1dG''&f''' 4 Sa"t S$$S.
dsISsfPSSys .IS.s III S.ys!s s1t'ss., ysE,,. sss:S! sss::s.
RoSSsi, ApSSRF SiRF'F Y Nh" NJ .ISS'' RR'assS,,
FRLE-LanaleyaS, spplleapu yajIlBg
bnusss N syI Y, tHIA sbISAl.,!e eF MIsFR apMb pb,IsE eE
bPsR aassSsS' NG, n68i,' 's' ""'''
RmE, NntHPa iI;,E a, spd b,I a aulst d smnl y
sgSP SsE G'a atPIs iSt GS"'as%s99sts' aes9s'
MODERN ATTRAQTIVELF FURN,,
lsheaFm, art, w eleV, hldGj excel /
DIV, res ssetlqH by Tehned settled
eeHRle. No children or pets VII!
}Is$a'siE '.sS .Sf" ss q 'HsHf"tis BE- s.
TWNo5,. Va RSS6SG' S G''SfS 'aSfoSpSERS APT, prefer. Ss
piossi best 81 rel, Box l4sEM' star
COUPLE AND SON an desire mod :
up. to Ss5i utilities paid pI, 0534,
before 10 am, and after 2 pm,
FURNISHED EFFICIENCY. modern,
PVt an, bEssSSHR' ST. Sf5R' fog S$sE SSSspE SsUish 81
TWO GOVT. GIRLS want s-rm turn
aaetS; IN apt, pigs; Sc session co
MARRIED cpl, | child, desire l.
bedrm, unfurn. apt. mr.. transp
perm; Washington; GE. 03l3. ,2g'
private bath; furn.; NV, sec. Du-
pont Circle; max. 500 mo. Room
2ls. HO. 1866 after pm. 2s"
EMPLOYED widow with daughter. 10.
wants small apt. Tor room with kit,
privil.O; turn. or unfurn.; modest
cost; Mt. Pleasant sec, nearby only.
MR.. PAUL, MA. 4075, Ii. 1-9554.
BUSINESSWOMAN desires furn. ef-
ficiency in good NV. location. Up
to $65; Cali after pm, ME. 21O0,
NAVY MAN wants to get married
but can't until he gets nice 2 or
rm. furnished apt by April 15. Car
sttSsd sfSs ssb. Phone FIR. 57Oo; 90. Ext
CoLoRED COUPLE desires unfur-
nished apt; rms, kit. and bath;
no children. Ii. 4-6203. 2S"
Evening star., 1952-02-28
MlSeRLLANHoUS ron SALE

nktAidegAT0A -. eDNsit, WVAIlha.
bBu't.nnhn. "" sld' sAe'l eSna'
SEs,I$lEItGS Ss'Ei ~ n .s.s siE'sH ':sSHAail!s$i 81 S
TSEs'IaYSIsAEYcst' Sa'Isi. .s...Ye.st 1.sa q,ow%.Ss,Iss.
lSlR:top iSbis," tOEU, ftSl1RO RO.Ssii .Ssii
";I$:' : y: SSaii;I1SI"S'' N. 4sysIFEii 4IyIIFii
RRtRl6EkIt6ago''Sa asehSi H. Isis. Ei9"So IA.
s6fihitnl 1i6m SO Vp. some with
bRtijRkNssssshI fIboS5 fi,hO hO1stmtse .ti 4
RhFNtGBHATQHA al Brand sRewi al.
m0Al Ill makes ,.aRg tlsek fnlIIe
sGId .s - a tRgtGis IggtEGasls, tGflblss GflIb,lsss
$iSgES5S'..'$SS1EN '$SS1E w.. e1sS?s s;?s
L,,. m.GgvHlSEHAgTogs. ,..m,, NJ,
S:::SI' E3I;;i 4 ,..ir s..J ,'!E;..it:::,;.
OWN aalN sEm ml'lOniu Rs
REBRlq ilRAT0R SERVED
a5b, WI, 1907,
Evening star., 1952-02-28
ROOMS TURN.--MD. D VA.

ARblNdTeN (WAVEWLY NILLsJ-,.
httlaa, Trent flIi,, sllgie hAlB With
WRV HEaiMAhb Igsp ise' eoru,, 4 i,ls,.
Sta"' "fSjTs " TsaIsVls T9Lfa a'S ", 1SG4ih2R
AHl,a NEW tsgMgj. .Rlee I'm, 'Ior
PthlaR6bl hRAP ARRiRl JK,'I'lHR6'
BiATTsylLLf, MD, 49, Nlesly Kip,
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WA ~ g66F Az mh 'agyIleSbI Wt,
ASfS'NShRFoa'gP's Va aA9s"'
4" E:"EE' EE'Ss'ssiiiSSb M iSSbs%is S;ti,.,XE'NsS $t3$''
NIGEtY, ,EgRh, ROOM, Bsst % Rstb,
, blafH VI bus. ,Rli0, 1897 M, Utah
ST. AFllRRt9nr Va, after h nm,
NICE RML IN ,nYtr home fay Z mem
.SApd tTahsn, IA. .0basl
AMt,-# heYelF I'M fQr 4 employ, siflSl
tsIllsr aSlR be9SIv SIIv neAaa 10 bath BUS at
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ROOMS VURlliSNID--S.R..S.W,

!;II 'i !'I iI 4
HhfUyAiFRl R BlE $50! ss
CAPITOL HILL
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TFLHVIaiQh
Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

4 IRsalAl deal On NRV Nv W GsNh
All popular mAksA In iAeIoV saTleRs
hs HleE saI, TOP HAds'lR AllaWea
CASH or TERMS
OPEN EYES u o. SAT- saO
pL.HR FVo9Eqqs qsE2EAG.'9aGFs Fsn.w
w SiSa''iTHb w. qSiHP F3SE'IG'tu F3SE'IG $S s}s''
TIasss, TIE w. Esgs sIss so,MS sSpsSSE,9i 4ES
TtifxsEhGMI MFony oSss' Marlin, size ap.r,,
fs's Sss a.S.T 'R'' vs'n, ~ IA sssO, ,'fEfi'"s.SSSo
Tsst%a.ysss g:s!!.' 2!Ss y s.r4S:. S..s; 81. ;is; :ss
CO. l48I 4, capitol st. IT, S'66sa,
TSYRRGR2SiRIEERs TSRGRSiaIfE H. REP4i&Rb-plst sEiPs'fiaiR w
eaSReR sas fsIEEsEf sEAFIoyERs sssS''? JE sf5sS
ana DIV afs TRAbfFG bHSsi
v1oT,IiHP CO.. RiGPs ttR.kvR ltth e. p'Wc WcrEAR1S2,x,
New and reeenditlcned, Brsna,nsy
Hoover, Si2.5O; Eureka $40, 3s1g
Lee highway; CHI; 49l4; 30
S9.H5. Worth S20-$a0. Guar. Try be.
fore You buy. TOPS VACUUM
STORES. 7O5 l1th sc. Ii, 3-220O
VIOLIN, s4-size, with bow and case
excellent condition; $40. KI. S-20ll
WALL CASES, 80 it., with slidins
glass doors. mahog.; suit. for Jewel
ry, gifts or any business; must sell
will Sacrifce. 34O6 NJ ST. NV Il
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MlSelLLANl0US PeR lALl

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WNRL nv HALI

eI'EIas'IS S,dINId!0 LtlgPanI'GyIs,
Esg: StSa'1'gt B'i'iS'iE'
THE JOHN kILPEN H0FHL
peup,sa0L INA aAsHNRARI, PIX H. kwi .,u,
MlsN' &She .ARa!aEaa. bARI ASIiL.
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WAR SURPLUS
Shovels. 81; Msttocks. Picks, 81
Dig bars. 50. so; Gas cans, Sc;
Axes. Wedges Rope.
10000 other good bargains.

DIG bars. $3.50; Gas cans, So;
Axes. Wedges. Rope.
10000 other good bargains.
2513 NJ st. NV. EX. 3527.
WASHERS, DRYERS, IRONERS-
Three whirlpool automatics Sl95;
three Thor Automagics, S149: three
Bendix automatics, $139. Many
more; brand-new; almost all makes.
Entire stock from our D. c. store
will be sold at extra special prices.
Save UP to 40ec. Limited quantity.
Open q It'll 9. SILVER SPRING GAS
& ELECTRIC CO.. 944 Wayne ave,
Whirlpool. wrinser, elec.
pump, Glib. capacity; like new. LA.
WASHER. Maytag 1s47 model good
condition. JE. 2-63O4. -@S
WASHER. ABC spinner. excellent con-
dition. DU. 46lg. -2S
WASHER. Easy spinner. de luxe.
brand new will sacrifice. S135. JU.
WASHING MACHINE. Sears Roebuck
new .wringer rolls and motor, $40.
%sTbF ss5 REAS!Es' %.S!I.s 'ssbS S APPLIANCE sss5
CENTER. ta1D 1st # s.e., ST .a10O.
WHEELChA1k. excellent condition,
rsasonsble Gal between 8 and 0
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HoVsIS FVRNlSHED

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WHEATON HILLsmTya, heaVm, hlisk,
H$S sg.'SSS}SS' SSSS' liSa# 'SSSsb oSSsoSsts'
RETHEshAwFouF hedFms, 4. bathsI
RYsSS, RYstS$, 'asSs.' Ss'"S5tt' g. 5sss} :5aS' W., ~.
rHSASsSI Sy%. q g. ..D:1su. A. 'jssgeTlss!, ~ I.
Rel' I hsdrmsS 2 baths, lgs!;i porch iShh
SSXSksy I syT%o,E6IHELHR 'iola isth g.
sIX, I1L, ny Rms rI bath, & oil heat, T., com; y
ss5saos ss WV 'Hs.i es:i X ae'A i4sl eRS
sboS 10. VIII 81" ARf.--Rriek sr fsak 2
sas sfsaEs%i Mr. ssasason fSl ss%t jA ifEGss 'eLa
Colonial brick house, beautifully fur
nished; q rooms, bath, 2 porehes,
oil h.-w.h., Ige. yard. Lease required
$3.50 mo. Apply FLOYD e, DAVIS
co, 1929 X st. NV, Ma. 0352,
90
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ARLINGTON

'6tO No, Upland st.--New 3-bedroofa,
| lg-bath Colonial, in exclusive Broy:
hill Hills section; large scresnsd
Electric kitefsn; sa0b per month.
For. appt. cali Mrs, King, Ma. S54S,
with SHANNON 4 tUCHs Co. 1905
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POULTRY. RABBITS 3 EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, ele x At, nv;
-Wirthmore feeds, baby chicks afid
poultS poultry supplies, ME. o0S9
STARTED CHICKS, N. II. Reds, 8
wks. old; zoe. each, only 500 at this
price; baby chicks. $1,000 per 100;
week-old ducklings, soc. O, @.
MAXWELL, Lanham, Md. WA. 1915.
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ROOMS WANFED

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