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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

BUSINESS
MIRROR
o. SAN DAWSON

NEW YORK - The cost q
living a 81 a record high. And
The sad word today Is that R's
likely 10 stag that way for . whle
longer.
Even the breaks you've beer
Retnng from tine 20 time a. the
butcher shop may be fee and far
between In the mrnths ahead. In
the opinion Of some Department
of Agriculture officials.
Wholesale food prices are nov
holdinR above q year ago. on.
Gals doubt II the er0p control pro.
grams 70 be put into operation
next year vii have much effect
either In raising farm prices or
lowering proeessed fsod prices.
Large earryoyers assure big sup.
plies. And the governments price
support programs, plus high proc.
essing costs. put . fla0r under the
prices a the grocery.
But food prices haven't been the
worst culprits In raising the total
cost Of living al q fairly steady
pace since spring. Rents have con.
tinued 20 creep higher az various
points In the nation This summer
the last Of federal ren, controls
were lifted. And higher transit
fares have added 10 the costs Of
workers in various cities.
IN the midst Of this gloom over
the prospects of . continued drain
on your pocketbook. there's the re.
assurance Of the secretary Of the
treasury that he'll keep his word
and LET the rate Of individual In
come taxes 80 down around 10 per
cent after Jan. !.
There's still, however. the hint
Of high taxes for defense which
President Eisenhower let drop In
Boston. II not income taxes. people
ask, could he have meant a fed.
eral sales tax such a tar would
have a direct effect on the cost
Of living.
The prediction that meat prices
may turn firmer in . few months
comes just when the Agriculture
Department Is reporting that meat
production Is greater nov than al
any time since January.
This should halt the increase In
The cattle population which is gone
on In recent years. II the cattle
production drops. meat VIII be.
come seareer-and dearer.
Pasture conditions are also send.
Ing sheep and lambs 10 the pack.
ing houses and the resultant drop
IN the sheep population can easily
mean higher prices.
Pork prices are high because
his year farmers raised 10 per
cent fewer pigs than last year.
The cost 81 living Is likely 10
stay high. most observers feel, as
long as business In general rolls
along az It's present high rate.
The Department Of Commerce
reports that consumer purchases
seem 10 be still climbing In tune
10 high individual incomes. Whole
sale prices for c0mmOdiiies-ex.
eeps farm produets--hold firm.
A few traders In stocks and
bonds may think they see a change
coming. but Il hasn't shown up
yet In the official iigures--and GER
tainly not In the overall cost Of
living.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Pleas Mount
TOpLevel
Biz 4 Meeting

UNITED NATIONS. NY. -
Pleas for q high Level meeting Il
the West and Russia In an effcrs
% ease world tensions mounted
today q the U.N. General Assem-.
bly, moved toward the wtneup Of
member nations bread policy
statements.
Such pleas are not new In TIE
U.E-. where little nations In ne
pas, have begged the BID -Four 10
set together. What Is new is TIA,
the pleas this year have cone %
early and % often-in the opening
sessions.
France. last Of the Western BID
Three 10 speak IN the policy De.
bates, vas on today's speaking list
along with Middle East countries
which have been loadess in the
attacks 90 French policy In North
Africa.
With less than % countries leil
10 speak. U.N. officials hoped 20
get the formal statements out Of
the way BY Monday. then start
the political committees 10 work 90
such issues as Korea. Palestine,
disarmament and Morocco Tanisia.
BIG -Four meetings-tO seek
agreements on Germany, Austria,
Korea and other issues disturbing
the world. have been urged By
delegates from countries with wide
political AM geographical dlstribu'
ton.
leeland's Thor Th0rs, summed
up the argument for the Assembly
late yesterday.
lie quoted recent statements By
Presiden, Eisenhower. Britain'I
Prime Minister Churchill. and Rus.
siA's Premier GeorRsi MAlenkoy
10 support his contention that dis
puted issues could be settled.
When they ell seem 10 be seek.
ms 20 get together, why don't
they" Th0rs asked. That the
world must know, Il demands "a
know.
The time has come 10 face
facts. When we hear. day astei
day, over the radio and read II
newspapers, that over % LEADING
cities and eenters Of population
here In America are being singled
out IS targets for atomic attacks
and as we can imagine that such
visits would be returned In the
visitors own territory. has not the
time arrived for facing facts and
awakening 10 this deadly outlook.
We cannot continue 20 live In a
fools paradise.
''But II seems clear that the
decision lies with the big leaders
and 50 does the responsibility"
As did many earlier speakers,
Thors emphasized that world ten.
sions appeared 10 have eased with
q new regime in Russia. He cited
what he termed "eonelliatory"
speeches BY both US. Secretary ol
state Dulles and Soviet Delegate
Andrei vishinsky.
The doors seem 10 be open, ("
Thors asserted. eat least no,
closed. Any entrance win do. 4
the negotiators enter In the right
mood and ir good faith"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
LATTNGR's RooMIR Mad
BETTGR AVERAGE

NoTRE DAME. IND. ~ - John
ny Laisner. All-Ameriea halfback
a. Nosre Dame. had Q five yard
per carry average last year. His
roommate, Bob Rigali, however,
had . better average.
Lattner made ia yards In Is
carries. Rigali had q ia-yard aver.
age lie carried once agains, Iowa
Coz IL yards
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

HONG KONG ~ - Plans are in
preparation for the erection of one
Of the most modern Boy Scout head
quarters in the world al nearby
Kowloon. The building. scheduled
for completion early In 1854. viii
have two stories and . basement.
Il viii aave an So0-Seat capacity
assembly hall. . gymnasium. lock.
er and shower rooms. library and
woFkAhopA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
eAaINET MEaTs

WASHINGTON IA Cabinet
meeting vas called for today-the
first since Martin p. Durkin re.
signed a. secretary Of labor In pro.
test against administration han
ding Of Tait-HaFtley Act revision.
Under Secretary Lloyd Mash.
burn vas invited 10 represent the
Labor Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Fighting Eirafies swing their long
necks like baseball bats In an ef.
fort 10 knock each other off bal.
anee. They also can deliver heavy
blows with their hoofs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

The science that deal with the
history. collection. Identification
and use Of drug plants il known as
pharmacognosy.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HEP-WoMEN

TYPIST, for clerical work. In retail
clothing store: salary open. Apply
f37 7th st. NV -24
WAITRESS. white. over p: expert.
enced. SAND BAR RESTAURANT
wAiTREss. M Esq St sxDeT.. nE: day or Ms aisht
SoEk. ' y ] SSssiS!s;o 1 S$;o 1890 Penna. I've ave
WAITREss. white, must be fast.
Apply PEARYs RESTAUR,AtMlT,
$500 Ga. ave. n.wr RA. 6-9S3o'
wAITREss-Apply PYRAMID RES
WAITRESS = White. neat, reliable
Hours 30 to 8: good salary. good
tips: nT Apply Miss Mack HOTEL
eaaad sANb Tbts sAR evfT 4; fsPsE
WAITRESS. experienced for liquo,
restaurant; hours. & pm. to 3 m
s6MMoDoRfE S9 SSS5s f0"f REsFAuehNr sFs fa sS 81 81
WAiTfREssSs' wanted for day work;
experienced. neat and steady worker
excellent tips and good wages: appls
in person. NECTAR CAFE. 5311 Wis
WATTRESsEs. white. full or part
or 1909 30. Apply in person betw
1900 or call for appt. ,POUGE7
RESTAURANT. 5000 Conn. ave.
WO 6-9555. 10
perienced; full time, II to 8; part
time. 5 to 10, or part time wk ends
GOOD FOOD SHOPPE, 1855 N
Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. IA. g.
MATTRESSES. exper., good pay;
blvd. Arl.. Va. 30
MATTRESSES. white. part-time work
1880 to 2:30. must be experienced
on Chinese food. Apply CHINA
DOLL, 627 H st. NV, ST. 1866
Evening star., 1953-05-19
RooKKEEprR- -coMprourrrp
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

colored desires fuli-time Job. Local
GENERAL HOUSEWORK and child
Geares days week. 1909 M st. ne.
GIRL. colored, wants lob genera
week. Ii. 3>5474.
GIRL, col desires work. 5-day wk.
l.h.w. and child care. Excellent ref
Dist. only. $50. Call SO, Ii. 7-so31
RELIABLE WOMAN wants days work
ironing or light cleaning. Ii. g.
waiiTfE WOMAN. so. former teacher
tion in motherless or elderly home
WOMAN. coiored, wants days worl
and part time. viii take care of
child. Local refs. NO. 7-114S.
WOMAN. white, .exper.. wants work
caiI af'' XII, Or s:issii sRlldFen' Va preferred
WOMAN. colored. wants light house
/ work and child care or days work
Refs. ST 3-S769.
COLORED GIRL wishes Job as dish.
washer or child care. AID. 4-77S6
|CoLoRED GIRL desires days work;
er 5 pm. DE. 2-3673. ~ "
COLORED GIRL, exper. reliable,
neat. wants Job, short order cook,
waitress. DU: 1885. 80
COLORED GIRL desires to care for
children; 5-day wk.; $50 and car
fare. NE. S-2916.
COLORED GIRL desires Job as foun-
tain girl. UN. 4-5005.
COLORED WOMAN wishes 5ia days q
week general houSework. Ii. 3-2S07
COLORED WOMAN wants cookins
Job in afternoon or general house.
work. HO. 2-763q any time.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACH. air eonditioners;
@ Tree home dem; 81 wk. up. LET
Sun. LU. 1886. pa
ADDING MACHINE-Burroughs desk
model. $50 AL condition. Rentals,
Tsgs1r'' FRaT E24ss SR RlI makss SGN
18th st. NV HUI 3-6121
ADDRESSOGRAPH MACHINE, model
1900. with selector and ejector
good condition. rebuilt 1916: $500
or best offer. Call BOB GNEGY,
Ii. 7-4343, $3.50. Mon. thru Fri.
AIR-CoNDITIONER, A-ton. console,
Carrier; runs we'll: cabinet excel.
condition: Sl25. JA. 7-7632. 30
AIR CONDITIONER deal pos
sible any where; limited time only;
take "A months to pay. ia. 1883.
AIR CONDITIONERs, new and used.
from 500; free engineering service.
JOHN g: WEBSTER q SONS 627
st. NV. ST $4,000
AIR CONDITlONERS t3), 6-ton units,
couple Of yrs. old, very good cond.
CAL Ho. 2-1600; after 5. LO.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM LARGE
n. Y. BANK. CIRCASSIAN WALNUT
CONFERENCE TABLE, 96x4S. ORIG.
1NAL COST. $575: PERFECT CON.
DTTlON, S135; ALSO 2O-FOO1
CONFERENCE TABLE WITH /:
MATCHING LEATHER CHAIRS
F1CE $3.50. ON DISPLAY. GOOI
For SOME LARGE ORGANIZA
TON. SEE MR.. MAURICE KRES
SIN. 639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENOVATED Beautiful lawns
don't Just happen. We build them
saasS, Tsas Free estimates. LU. 1-5563.
TEE ZEE REMGxAL. Nn1,.! ::eppins. pruning.
AGs ssGps rRPH fseIsps sERSicEp S9 Sp Free Sats est
LANbseAPfNG AM, AND Tree e.; SERvfcs.: avefcs.
eEaleas; FoUsE J. Bid. JE. E. {-os4s.
JE, 2-2S4S. JE. 3-0s7s
Fox FORAGE HARvESTER with WITH
grass pickup and 4S-h.p. Continent
HdrSGS tal engine; Ready to chop. 81, 900.
GARDEN Flowing. StoM large or Irs smsl,;
also distance; yard graded. prepared
s6S for sTsSs aSS Sc SEED ssanI,NMdE: VI: I5:544s.; Ia
5oGN 562ns ERTMoNs HpfsH1 Ns-76oe' 8 to $ ,BS! 3 NJ
JOB; You lay it. GREENWICH FARMS
NURSERY. lU. 2-49SO. -24
HAY BALER, John Deere; heavy duty,
tie; $3.50. Potato planter. H .''s sorreI rel
mare 9 yrs old, suit. for farm work.
EN-, 3.5407 after z pm. -19
cost s4so es! seli ssisSSi SiSe oE Ecusya'95 sNa
TOP SOIL; very rich dark loan:
ideal for lawns, gardens and fiow.
ALL TYPES OF TREE WORK done,
DE; 2.l5o6. MR.. PLUMLEY. ~
GARDEN TRACTOR, DAVID Brad
LEY, sickle bar, snow plow, culti-
Sat2r Sa3G arS and harrow harrow attachmeentS:
soDDiNGM M AND PIIAiNTING, sod sod de-
livered in load lots. Ask operator
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping.
trimming; D.: G.. Md, Va. Free es-
BLUE GRASS SOD. loaded on your
truck S1aso at field; 17c SO. yard. LU.
Al VIRGINIA top soil. 1000 loads,
So per I'd. loaded on your truck.
Stockpile at Rt, 236 and Shirley
hwy. cloverleaf. For delivered price,
call ANNANDALE SERVICE CO.. JE.
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, blue
stone. road gravel sludge; hauling.
Call o.m. to 10 pm. 10. 2-l433.
TOP. SOIL. clean. fll, dirt. grading
and spreading Of soil. seeding and
sodding. JU. 5-6297. -21
Evening star., 1953-05-19
BUSINESS SERVICES

ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs, parking lots
and roads: written guarantees: 49,
yrs. continuous experience. Free
estimates. Terms. Call any time.
MCGEE & SONS. OIL. 2-4761. -22
BULK MANUSCRIPT TYPING for
consult. engrs., lawyers, authors.
SOC page: Woodley 6-7490 (BERRY)
CORNICE BOOKCASES. shelves and
wall molding, etc. Made to order.
Call MR.. KAY, WA. 7-4SO7. -25
TREE TRIMMING and removable; +;
lots cleared. lawn work: reas prices
we are insured. JO. 5-2505. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HELP WOMEN Cont }

gTENOGRAPHER. under So. capable
and personable; asst. to ONCE mgr,
est. trade assn; interesting work
with future: exp. or degree in Office
admin. desired; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
kTENOGRAPHER, experienced, for
permanent afternoon position in law
once. RE. 7-5320. 10
eTENOGRAPHER-G ONCE asst.
5-day wk.; pleasant surroundings
Under 80. Salary, $55 wk. CLADNY
CONSTRUCTION CO., 635 F. St
NV, RIM. No. 300. Call in person
only. I'll
eTEN0GRAPHER- Young lady, with
knowledge of shorthand, 5-day, 40
hr. wk. Call DI. 7-6963. MISS YIN
STENOGRAPHER w,.h national COM
pany 40-hr. wk. Interesting work.
Good salary Must be exper. Cali Mr.,
Sauriol Mon. through Fri. bet. q
am. and ) pm. NO. 7-6262. -19
eTENOGRAPHER-EStablishedl lum-
Der and millwork firm in Bethesda
has an immediate opening for q
stenographer: 39-hr.. 5I2-day wk',
- company benefits. Call OIL. 2-6622
STENOGRAPHER-36-hr, 5-day Wk.
Interesting insurance claim work;
salary open. Apply 40S Colorado
BLDG. 18th and G sts. NV. -21
Evening star., 1953-05-19
DEHUMIDIFIERS

Famous brands. reg. S139.95: sale
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5
n. Glebe I'd. Arl., Va. 30
DESK. off1ce, stained oak (approx.
60X33), and swivel chair; good con-
dition; both $50: OIL. 2-ss40. Eve
all sizes from S25:
for values. N. FRANK AND SON,
4l4 3rd st. NV.
eoxsS": ] $ss.5o deiiseTed; sfse1sdG'' Drande ilde
new: best built at this low. low
sis RASs Dds5si9S DoDsoS ts5ls' eo me-: sss S2 w.
DEsKs-Typist. ses;6o; also tables,
posture and executive chairs and
DfSMoSD IA ssS1pefEi ENeAaESENT sai al5sT4 RING,
sSaus Sast ss sHt da On aasb ps5nS% q6.v aysfs 9sS5
DIAMOND PLATINEM RING, lady's,
IA carats, perfect, fine color: 3
nfa%oSn Sf1'S9S IA; a,2G 2S7Gs16I: 49,. 10
DIAMoNDSVLady's a Ct. SS1oo:
Iladys | Ct, $500; lady 1h cts,
500: lady Ia cts, S275: mans 2
Gus, 500; mans cts, $S76. LIV-
1IMGsToM g. CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
DINING SET, 10 pieces. mahoeany.
Duncan Phyfe; break-front china
cabinet; $175. Ii. 6-224O. -2l
DINNERWARE-Ev Everything must 60.
$4,000 worth of dinnerware, pottery
and open stock din. ware. Will sell
part or all "a price. EN-. 3-2640.
DRESSER, Empire. mahogany, with
iEe; sst mirror. plenty plenty of drawer space,
DUPLICATORS; ali types, hand and
electric, AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO; 1431 E. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-0OS2
your own fan; use the
motor of your furnace blower, we
furnish the blades. MA: s-426O.
FANS; electric, all standard. makes,
creased and cleaned. Servicing cleo
sric fans for over 35 yrs. Phone
ELECTRIC Co. l410 L st. NV.
FLOORING, porch rails. stepping,
1924. RUCKER LUMBER
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HElP-MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK, IN collection dept, tipping
Tneeessary: Apply Mr.. Dublin, PHIL
LIPS TELEVISION a. APPLIANCES.
937 F. st. NV, 2nd floor. "a
Virginia, rs miles from Washington.
Separate house with complete bath.
OIL. 2-7527. -,3
FOR WORK in ice cream factory;
ages l & to 35. Apply in person. Mr..
CO.. 1897 d Sc. DO
Evening star., 1953-05-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PuPP

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, AK0
registered; z weeks old; reasonab BILE.
Call 10. S-S509. -23
IRISH Settlers, full bred. 8 wks.
cute pups: JU. 9-4953. -1a
GIVE AWAY, Tyr. .-old, part Spit5 fe.
male; loves children; shots, house,
broken; with dog house. LO. 4-7155.
known; 3 lovely puppies, z wks. old:
$40 each. JU. 5-S193 after 6 pm.
DOG LOVER To ADOPT a youns
male Dalmatian type; loves chill
dren. Please save. JU. S-9447 aft.
er &.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
HELP-DoAESTlc

COOK, white. experienced. for nurs-
ing home' live in. 10. 5-os73,
COoK-G.Hw.-Live in; Thurs. and
ssyery ssn woth other SUM- on refs. required;
COOK AND CIV. coiored, oH, 25 to s5
yrs; live in; recent local refs;
Thurs, Tn soH"1y every other Sun. off. $50
COOK COX AND G.Hw., white. to i've live in:
sdal,s sdh on 5eshesda %ae a. sfea # ramRlsr BE- oE
CooKoG.Hw. and child care; IG expe-
TTi!enced; local references required.
CooK-G.HW.GNNo laundry; live out;
Thurs, alternate sun: OF; $40 start;
must be exper.; fond of baby; loc.
Ee5s. refs m req; b;,srs hrs thPoysh dinner
dr:'s home; 8 school-age children;
S32 week RA. 6-5439. -21
G.H.W., live in, Silver Spring; pvt,
Em; Enes1 and bath; refs; S25 wk. LO,
G.H.W., care of 2 school-age children;
5 days, 10 to 6; Arlington Forest;
health certificate and recent refs.
G.H.W, to live in. Upstairs room
saisrv open: Tk; 9.6307 10
CIV, cooking, cleaning and laun-
Pe{' qs{f' H3f De. dsys ss7$$: 70 and earfare city
G;H.w.-caIe for small child. white;
4Xe IN; PVT rm:; board; small salary.
G. HI G.H.w.-GooD S1j PLAIN cooKEIive COOKE
in; ,5-day wk.; S27 so; must have
good refs; 25 to IS yrs. JU. g.
GIRL, colored. wants sober middle
Live in. NO. 7-s97O. Ext. A-627.
HOMEMAkER with office exper. for
business woman; good perm. home
state staT age exper'. refs. Box $50 o
HOUsEKEEPER. 80 to 40. live in,
TO care for home and 2 small chill
dren; both parents physicians; re-
sent sent Jose loeal refs. req. Write Box
LADY. white, as iaundress or assist
IN Kitchen Of nursing home; live in.
LTVE-iN MAID. colored, permanent
general housework, take care of .
children: attr. upstairs room; spend
every other week end and every
oother Wednesday of; health GER
tlncate and recent local references
required; $50 week to start. EN-
MAID, part time. mornings: cleaning
and g.h.w.; references. EN-. 3-113i.
MAID. good ironer and cleaner; 5iz
days; S25 and carfare; 8 to 6. WO.
MAID-Live in: every week end of;
S25; shy; and child care. OIL
WOMAN; WOMAN 'fEss i've IN, IN cook plain m,s meals.
keep house for crippled lady; no laun.
1910 A st. ne, Ii. 4-6595. 10
DOCTORS HOME requires expert
eneed maid for, general housework:
good, cook; no heavy laundry; 3 in
family: 5la days: recent local refs.
S12O mo. EN- 2-77S7. 10
keeper: live in; empl. cple., 2 small
children. ME S-2329 after g.. 30
MIDOFE-AHED WOMEN to cafe for
home and 2 children Of working
mother. Room. board and small
salary. JO. 2-9S9I 10
WHITE GIRL. between 2O-3o. to care
for invalid child; permanent. Live
in; references. WO. 6-2195 "a
COLORED GIRL. gh.w.. reliable.
Nus mrSt be fond of children; conv. loc.
CoIoREb' WOMAN. Inv: exper.
childcare;, day, 8 to pm; S45
every , wks.; Ii. 3-136O. -25
Evening star., 1953-05-19

FUKN.-Din. rm. set, 5 pcs, ma.
nog.. $50; Roll-away bed, a. size,
$25; couch, $45. IA. 7-6i9i' 10
FuRN.-Glass-top walnut coffee table
ana end table; 2 chromium table
tSnpS nTn ana chromium fl. lamp. Best
Evening star., 1953-05-19

tress, new, S32.95; 39-in. width,
priced. N. FRANK & son. Ala
Bird st. NV. Elk. 3-s974.
FURNITURE-Fine sofa, cost $3.50;
& &sssFifies RA; $eo4S2 after &C." g. !"
FURNlTUREEDinette set. end. cof-
fGs9s fss tables ss bookcases. Leaving City
FTRNfTURE-Leaving FfTNfHrtiaE2 town. Lin LINED
2 night tables. vanity. chest. box
5-pc. lined oak dinette, S65: Sim
mons love seat, hidabed. never used,
$l45. Lawson sofa and chair, $125.
Misc; lamps and end tables. DE.
FURNiTURE-Bedrm. solid maple,
comb. TV .(AdmiraD; 3-pc. genuine
port, lounge chair. AID. 4-7546.
FURNITURE-Mahoe. 6-pc. din. rm.
suite. SIS: Duncan Phyfe couch,
Soai SotG. ~ ov. $SiS; Ss94s : chairs s25 for
FURNITGRE%chinHeese teakwood bar.
beautifully carved. Si5o: walnut
%a SSttee 7ts9sz ts9ls on stove iron legs. $40.
FURNITURE-Desk, 4 drawers. ma
hog; Winthrop., like new. Drum
FTRNif%GRH % SALE sAIENsrana-new ss; SL TsDe9 Dea:
rm.. nv rm.. and dinette sets, from
unclaimed railroad freight and fac
tory closeouts; HENRY'S FURNI-
TggRSEEe CO.; 1928 7th st; NV; Hu
FURNITURE-Foam rubber mattress,
springs. double, with bed frame:
studio bed with slip covers; floor
screen. Zenith chair-side radio:
, other misc: items: WO. 6-3731.-19
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
te1gTade t trade ne,a,.d neSEm; dining Im: Lying
iSr cash. Lion NJ sToRSAGE H5 AGE sEpG'' fayHSss
Sat til q: RE. 7-4310 -e2
FURN1TURE-Liv. rm.. bedrm., baby
IaTn phono flss Fssords stoys sk. washer Esde
FURNITURE-Entire contents Of .
rm, apt; "a yrs; old: reasonable,
Sf NifGfEftely ca 6sssO ,s: on 1s
Seaaisasd sds sas stg :tgd0 es m:a :Se Sse
bedrm. set with dble. dresser. S110;
dropleaf Duncan Phyfe table, 500
lounge chairs, S15 to S45: Rock
maple chest-desk. $35; maple
fRsshs ont m.hosany Sssas s.s s.si. sss dSP sss
chests. ST. $40 esaS'e to ss6: dPesser. qessi s 81:
sgle. mattresses, SIS, SS: coil
springs. 81, $40: twin beds, S25:
rock maple dinette sets, BARGAINS:
mirrors; secretary. $65, Q bargain.
THE HOME SHOP. 1745 L st. NV,
RE. 7-S961. Terms. Daily q to a.
FuRNITURE-To settle estate. Cor
ner cupboard: carved Japanese
table; dining room furniture: lamps;
kneehoie desk: porch furniture:
mirrors. IA. 2-0203, 10 TO pm
Evening star., 1953-05-19
BUILDING MATERIAL

BUILDING MATERIAL
Used-Lumber. free Of nails. excellent
condition, many sizes at reduced
prices.
Used-Battleship linoleum, excellent
condition.
New. : Windows, 3'x3'6". complete
with frames. sis ea.
New-Toilet Outfits. S1o95
New-Shutters. assorted sizes. S3
and up.
New-Anchor fencing. 3lc IT. and up.
Used-1 in. pipe, 5Ia IT. long, can be
used as fence post, Soc
Many other bargains. Visit our yard
and look around. GENERAL
WRECKING CO, 1887 Brentwood
I'd. ne, AID. 2-6177. -22
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.

WASHING MACHINE, Bendix; perfect
cond.: S75. DU. 7-545O. 30
WATER COOLERS, GE. Oasis. to rent
or buy. Call JOHN G. WEBSTER,
LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. 627
WATER HEATERS, new. nationally
known; will install for S1l0 and
your old heater; liten midbmuer
your old heater; limited number.
KE. S-5499. 25s
WATER HEATERS. used. all sizes.
S15 UP. New heaters from $50.
Easy terms. JOHN G. WEBSTER
d. SONS, 627 F st. NV. Call ST.
3-6l0n day or night.
WEATHER VANE, authentic Cape
God JU, S-3493. 10
used only twice; $40. Please call
AID. 4-3065
Evening star., 1953-05-19
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re.
Free estimates. v1 Wa. 7-71ss 1fsel0en.ls1' Msi
ADDITIONS. guar. home remodeling.
ESS&f0s H2 NIFTY s'SR coSFRR VI TO- DI Sr' = Rty
ADDITIONS. repairs: work euaran-
teed: Richard B. Ferris, CENTRAL
GOVT. CO., ME. S-69S5, JU. 9-7264
Repairs. cellar to roof. ana business
RsaSfea5 Ros& a6opSAN 81 SF' wo we5Os!3 s.3sts. ssrm'
ATTICs FINISHED. domer windows.
porches inclosed. recreation roomss
and stairwavs. Commercial or resi-
dental; SO months to pay. UN
pHi1S1 p4H,2421. y z HE;N!DRICKs,
brick. FAdNSANI. 70. Ssi!S ss1sS4. SiAS'
b1iLDING and general remodeling
and ;nH cabinet AZ s.zsa xsTk; general cOntSact-
CARPENTRY. alterations, repairs, re-
modelling; old and new work. MR..
SMITH, IA. 7-5527. any time. 30
CARPENTRY. complete line of car
pentry repairs. roofing, rec, rm.,
ppoFehes; pFsn1 all work guaranteed. 10
CARPENTRY. painting. roof repair
CHARLES W THOMAS. Ho. o. 2,sssn: 1881.
CEMENT WALKS, drives. floors,
porcheS,, steps: Free estimate. White
MECHANICS. JACK SPARKEs, HO.
CEMENT FLOORS, walks. ste steps,
JACK SPARKES. HO. 2-S439 10
CLOGGED DRAIN PiPES, electrically
Ea5or,kleened or no charge. ROTO-
SG0oTERs; Gs% sGS n,dht Phone RA. 6-ssss. any
bsmt. floors. steps. porches. drive
ways. Work done on cash or terms.
Free estimates. CARLO GALEA, JA.
CoNCRRiE;TE WORK - Driveway. wGS
walks. curb and gutter. terraces,
retaining walls. Quality workman
sh2e eEfe ss!Rstsf R5SmBty So,
DRIvEWAYs, PORCHEs. steps, patios,
cellars built or repaired. Call week
days after pm. or all day Sunday.
ELECTRiCAL, INSTALLATIONS. re-.
pair I,, short circuits; small Jobs done
ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORK-Neat
vSn!1T snd reasonable; EN-. 2-5e33, 20
posts in concrete: Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less: no down
payment: 80 months to pay. Phone
k6 kt t7z45SS; 7.bSSS; evenings and Sunday.
FENCING. chain link. low rates. Free
estimates. Call LU. 2-a1O2. Ia
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