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ATLAS
FURNITURE
921 G ST. NV.

OSA " ~ - N.Ws
WASHINGTON. D. C.
D1 1881. Open daily til Z. Mon
anyShere yS ere and pfSdY'S Ny FRiEND Iii JOHN fFS
will foot the bill.
SO N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.
IA. s-6914; "a block from Arl. blvd.
next to Buckingham housing devel-
pegsH oRsn d daily fI.. til i. e Saturday
" BOTH S5R sToREs OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL, PM.
FURN. = Practically new mahogany
bedroom. dining room and living
gscTiss SSn snites Ju 9wnsE 91gsga leaving TOM
FURN:-sofa, dark red valour, $50;
. fiber rugs, 81; vanity dresser, So;
washer. wringer. $40. AID. 4-77s4.
FURSi II.Sio5, Sofa gray fOam[9Sssr
IKE new: s55; Coffee table, chipp.
FURN.-Mahogan dble. bed, spring.
mattr.; S35. Mahog. dressing table,
FURN,-Hide-a Bed. rug, china case,
desk. contour chair, sofa bed.
washer, HOLLYWOOD bed. CO. 5-0360
coRS Tasber T9fsF macbSs Il es 1ssds it, excel
pairs; lib. desk, vanity dresser. l
elec. radiator, elec. heaters, drapes.
other misc: No reas. offer will be
refused. AID. 4-3497.
FURN.-Sun lamp. Samson auto.
timer; Duncan Phyfe loveseat; din.
rm. table, 8 chairs; coffee table,
gold fooled inlay; freside easy
chair: bed, complete; all in splendid
ssosHSd, ssosS,, 1919 14th st. NV. RA.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL UNIT Sears
model: runs but motor needs bear
Ing; $50. ia. 7-0S24. III
GAS RANGES. new, used; $3.50 up;
Installation. PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 GeorEia ave. DE. 2-5566.
SIl coal wood ranges ACME
~STQvE; I01l 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952
GLA SSWARE. lingerie and mems toi-
let kit; new and reasona Bile. Radio,
JtEsaw 0ike new. WO. 6-1794
GUN. Colt 25 automatic; excel cond.;
with ammunition: $25. LU. 2-4313.
GuN-16-gaug Sportsman auto; 4
choke. ] barrel; improved cylinder
bore: lE. 2-1S44. after 4 nm. - 16
HEATERS: new. used repairs tgas.
oil. coal. wood ACME STOVE
101l 18th st NV MA 2-Sq52
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FURNITURE
PENTHOUSE MODERN
SUNDAY 10 To kpM

Low-cost warehouse opera
ton. factory closeout and sur
plus stock add up to real
money-Saving values. Shop us
and compare
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FARM AND GARDEN

Miniature Schnau-
zer male puppy. IA. 8-2325.
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Regular Price
table S 1926 1895
S-pc. bedrm. suite 279.00 1900
Comfortable green
lounge chair, l69OO 5000
M o lem armless
sofa converts to
single bed $500 1895
Wrought iron di-
.nette chairs 1925 sos
Modern table lamps
1880 to 1880 500
Wrought iron 5-pc.
dinette $500 $500
Custom made Har-
vey Prober sofa 41900 $4,000
Blond oak book
cases, asso ted
sizes 4995 1895
Blond Seafoam
china 1900 5000
M o d dern pictures
1895 to 1895 500
Complete grouping
Of living room
tables in silver fox
or tmed oak
1926 and 2995 $3.50
Budget terms and delivery can be
arranged.
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OFFICE FURNITURE Two Globe
Wernicke, solid-mahogany sectional
bookcases, 4 glasS-front sections in
each. EN-. 3-2176. III
ORGAN. Hammond Chord. two wears
OLD, priced for immed. sale. LU.
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PENTHOUSE MODERN

OF 1900 block of Bladensburg RI
'e., at Hot Shoppe. Hours: Ope
ally 1A ,til q Il
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REFRIGERATORS
Late models, S25 up; easy terms
Rent refrigerators SIS mo. ALI
SONS, 2212 14th st. NV, AI
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ORGAN-Used Electronic, Model 900
Oragtron; two manuals, 80 pedals.
AGO specifications, walnut case.
Excellent condition; complete with
tone cabinet. For quick disposal,
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701 10th st. n.w.-Comf. rms, steam
heat, Nr. Govt. bldgs. Maid, elev.
service; $1O.50 up weekly rates.
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l MONTH FREE RENT
1924 Penn. ave. W.. good downtown
location; large. warm. single and
double rooms. Daily maid service.
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DowNTowN-Bedrm. and kitchen,
quiet; clean ST 5if 4th st. NV, re.
1i4s i,'fP PARK RID. Nw.-Nicely furn.
apts,, sizes from / rm., kit. and bath
to 3 rms: kit. and bath. Prices
from S67.5 to s100 mo-. utils.
riS' 'nS'' PARK anaS'f RD. H'i NW.o2TEo 70 sizes
] rm., kitchenette. dinette. dressing
closet and bath; S?2.5n mo. And
liv. rm.. . bedrms.. kitchenette and
bath; S115 mo. Apply Apt. 215,
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Nicelv furn.
units. ranging from rm. and bath
to 3 rms. kitchenette and bath.
Reas. rent. utils. incl. See janittor.
400 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Three
cite and bath; $3.50 mo Also. 5 rms:
kitchenette and bath; S165 mo. All
s.d ine1 utilS d.s Apply switchHoard. le ALT
snd dinstte: Ice. dressing closet ana
ette and bath; S115 mo. Three rms.
tr. dining rm.. kitchenette and bath;
s155 mo, All incl. utils. Apply
1866 lssS''fSeaLfi fSGLfs1DE TER. NV. dSth
and NewtonD-Kit., bed; all utils
For single persons. Price open. Call
Sat only, 11-4 pm. for deal. DU.
1-49I6. 12'
1iI3 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-LoveIy
3 lge. rms. and bath; entire floor;
laundry privileges. $50. -16
TWO-RM. APT, kitchen and bath:
everything furnished. SIS month.
107 Independence ave. sc. or call
IL. f-1S46. liz
sSO SOUTHERN AVE. and S. Capitol
st.-First A. Liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
bath; all utils. furn.; adults. $50. so
mo. 10. 3-5200; If no answer, cah
sie EAST CAPITOL sT.-Three-rm.
apt, clean; 3 or girls or married
BAsi MENT APT. FOR RENT-conv.
to N. Capitol and Florida ave. car
line AID. 2-s304 after 8. 10
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REFRIGERATOR
CI,OSEOITT

We are clearing our stock Of new
1858 General Electric, Philco. Fris-
idaire. WESTINGHOUSE, Admiral and
Gibson refrigerators. All are fully
guaranteed in sealed cartons. No
reasonable offer refused Open ewes.
til q. STANDARD TIRE AND
BATTERY CO, 10th and H SITS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Curdsville

Mr.. and Mrs o. VI. Boiling
listed Tom Boiling, of Black
stone. last week. Mr.. Boiling suf-
erred stroke recently, and he
has not been too we'll.
Miss Patsy Griffith. Of Indian
Head, Md. granddaughter of Mr.,
ana Mrs. D. A. Griffith, is spend
ing sometime with her grand
parents and attending Bucking-
ham Central High School.
Mrs. Emmett Dunkum visited
friends and relatives in Richmond.
last week.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Light
ner called on the Alfred Harris
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
News and Social Events of BUCKINGHAM

Mrs. J. Parker Lambeth and
daughter, Leila. Of Richmond, Va,
were week end guests of Mi. and
Mrs. John Crute.
Miss Gertrude Sadler, OF Rich
mond. Va. was at her home here
during the week end.
Miss Ann Shepherd and Miss
Page Crute, of r. P. l.. Richmond,
was also guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crute. during
the week end.
Mrs. George Burgess. Of Char
lottesville. Va, was a visitor in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Springer for the week end.
New York Visitor
Comd. Frank A. Spencer. Of
New York, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Mamie w. Spencer.
DR.. j. E. Haynesworth and fam
lily, Of Lynchburg, Va, spent the
week end at his home, Clean
View near here
Miss Marguerite Jones. who has
been visiting her father. Rev. w.
r. Jones for several days, has re-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

turned to her school at Char
lottesville
Nh. and Mrs. E. L. Shepherd
left Sunday on business trip TO
Aberdeen, Md. They returned on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs RoWlett Bruce,
Miss Betty Bruce, and Rowlett
Bruce, Jr.. visited last week end
in the home Of Rev and Mrs. T.
N TombeS, at Goshen. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Webb and
daughter were visitors in Rich
mond. en- Thursday
Among The Sick
Miss Alma Pearson has been
very H.
Mrs Don Grafton returned
home last week after being a pat
lent in Medical College Hospital,
in Richmond for two weeks. Little
Bill Grafton who recently had his
tonsils out, is with his grand
mother. Mrs. Thelma Grafton, at
Cambridge
Mrs. Genella McGhee. of Bed
ford, has been visiting friends
here for the past few days.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
THE FARMvILLE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY, FEB 10, 1858
Ar.onia

Bobby Haden. OF VM1. and
--iend. of Mary Washington Col
eye. were week end guests of DR..
md Mrs Earl J.. Haden.
Mrs. Milo Evans has returned
= the home OF her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and airs. Joel M.
LeSueur. after attending the in
auRuration of the president.
While in Washington. Mrs. Evans
also toured the White House.
Recent guests OF Dr. and Mrs.
=. w. Anderson were Garrett An
derson. Of Charleston. w. Va.
~1lrtis Anderson. Of Alexandria.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ryles and
dauehter, Emily. OF Rocky Mount,
". c.
Richmond Visitors
Mrs. j. II. Spessard. Mrs. j. NJ.
''annah. Kenneth L. Jones. Mrs.
'oel IeSueur. Mrs. NJ. F. LeSueur
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johns and dauRh-
ter. Sarah. were Richmond visi-
'nrs. last week. Mrs. 0. r. Lam
Ford and Mrs T. A. Yancey and
daughter. Evelyn. were Richmond
visitors. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ritter and
w. J. Bersch attended funeral
"ervices for Willie Charleton, last
Wednesday. at Dillwyn.
Miss Helen LeSueur and Cary
"nRhes were Charlottesville visi-
tors. Saturday.
Luncheon Guests
Mrs. Milo Evans and Mrs. Joel
LeSueur were luncheon guests OF
Mrs. Melville Johns. Friday.
Mrs. J. M. Hannah and Melville
Johns were Richmond visitors.
Sunday. They attended the install
lation service OF DR.. w. A. Johns
as elder in the First Presbyterian
Church.
The Women Of the Church met
with Mrs. NJ M. Johns. last
Thursday with nine in attend
ance. Mrs. w. b. Clark. president.
reviewed the home mission book.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Mt. Zion

want to add my word OF praise
to a member OF the Herald staff
for his well-written account OF
the organ concert at Longwood
College. Tuesday night. To read
it. you almost felt that you had
been there. and it showed such
well-chosen words to express the
listeners appreciation Of the or
ganist's technique. his ability to
sway the audience with his SOUL
stirring music selected from the
grand old composers or the yes
terdayS.
Ray Davidson entertained his
Sunday School class. Saturday
night. in the NJ. K. Davis home.
There were about Is present, end
they engaged in games and finally
wound up dancing the old square
dances. Refreshments were served
Richmond Visitors
Harry March and MIR. and Mrs
M. X. Davis spent last Monday
IN Richmond visiting her sister
in-law. Mrs. Madison Flanagan.
Mr. March brought his wife a
television set.
Miss Annette Stinson. Of Rich
mond spent the week end with
her aunt. Mrs. Richard Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson
are both i'll with the flu. but they
are better at this writing. JUNE
Anderson is Just recovering from
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Nus. Henry Davis has returned
home afte rvisiting her daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Smith. at South Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith are receiving
congratulation on the birth of a
daughter, Lucy Ann.
Build New Home
Three new homes are bein~
built in the Court House. MIR. and
Mrs. Lewis Wright, Miss Carrie
Fitzgerald and Mr.. and Mrs Will
IleWellyyn are the owners.
Guests for several days in the
home Of Rev and Mrs. Kenneth
L. Barnes last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Weis. Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
Gathers. of Carry. Pa. who were
en- route to Florida. and Pfc Rod
per Johnston, OF Minnesota, who
is now stationed at Warrington
Va.
Mrs. Clarence Deliver and tVc
children were visit rs at Hyatts-
vile. Md. during the week end.
The Buckingham Alcoma Home
Demonstration Club met Thurs
day in the home of Mrs. c. M.
Darrell.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
OF THE 3 LEADING MAKES, ONLY DODGE
TRUCKS ARE "Job-Rofed" 10 GIVE
YOU THESE AND MANY
MORE ADVANTAGES


MORE ADVANTAGES
7 POWERFUL ENGINES, than is offered by tie
other leading truck manufacturers to assure you Of
the right power. engines brand new.
TRUCK -MAIIc TRANSMISSION, with gtro Fluid
Drive for the best in shift free driving Available in
r and ton models.
SUPER-SAFE BRAKES Of the advanced dual primary
type in l. through Atom trucks OF the "bg g. only
Dodge offers these up-t date brakes
GREATEST MANEUvERABILITY of the 3 leaders saves
you time and effort
Greatest vision of the 'big 81 lets you see more
Increases safety, handling
Widest scot of the 3 leading makes
More power in the T. and 2-ton ranges than the other
leading makes.
More pickup bodies than the other leaders, including
new l16 wheelbase 2-ton pickup.
Greatest H-ton panel poyIood and capacity of the 3
leaders
fuel filters all models to cleaner fuel and
cleaner engine.
FIooins oil ntoke selects clean oil top avoids sed
mcnt at bottom of crankcase.
Voter distributing tube all models directly cools
valve seats means longer valve life.
Airing psons on all engines oil, upkeep
Independent parking broke on all models is simple
cftcient, powerful
RveIess cyeebond brake Innings last longer, can't
score brake drums Innings tapered and nodded
on many models for quiet stops.
Orihow shock disorder. on - and 1-ton models
give smoother riding greater driver control toughest
roads
Beter-boloneed weight distribution for extra payload
Dodge pioneers others follow! Many features
Just adopted by other leading makes-hsve been stand
ard Dodge trucks for years. For example: chrome
plated top piston rings in complete line. spark plug
covers, 45ampere generators, short wheclbase.
Only Dose builds 'Ioh. trucks IA IN yov h,uIns
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

A nulnismatist is a coin collec-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Dillwyn Rt.3

Mrs. j. G.. Atwater spent last
week in Richmond and Washing
ton visiting her children and bro
ther, Austin Bullock, who is re-
cuperating from a broken ankle
She returned home, Friday night.
with Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Nixon
and judith, also her son, Will
liam. They spent the week end.
Mrs. Atwater reports an enjoyable
visit.
E. M Stinson was real sick
most of last week with virus
pneumonia His son. Gerald also
was sick with flu We are glad TO
report that both are much better
at this writing
Visitors in the home OF Mr..
adm Mrs E. NJ Stinson. Sunday.
were Nh and Mrs. Hazel Phaup
and son, J H., Of Richmond. j.
j. Phaup, Crosby Phaup, Miss An
ME Moran. Mrs. George Sheffield
and daughter, Linda Gail. Mrs.
w. r. Cox also Mrs. Junior Cox
and son, Kenneth, OF Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stin-
son, Of Powhatan. visited his par
ents, MI and Mrs. j. j. Stinson,
Saturday night They say there
are lot Of people in their COM
munity sick with colds and flu.
The weather is so pretty and
not SO cold these days. 1t seems
Mr. Ground Hog might have
made mistake
We extend TO C. l., Salmon our
deepest sympathy in the death Of
his wife. He was our pastor at
Salem few years ago May the
Lord comfort and sustain him in
this sad bereavement
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
TEN BILLION CUT

The Chamber of Commerce Of
the United States has proposed
that the Government limit its
spending for the next fiscal year
to ,0O0.00O.000. thus cutting
0.000,O00.000 from the budget
proposed by former President
Truman. 1t also proposed that
taxes be cut by allowing the
profits tax. personal in
Come-tax increase and corporate
income and excise tax increases
to expire during the coming year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

family, last week. Other visitors
in the same home were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris and the Clyde
Marks family.
Mrs. Walter Duncan was q
luncheon guest OF the Emmett
Dunxums. Monday.
We are glad to report ali OF the
sick ones in our community seem
to be on the mend.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

MRS. MARGARET SCHMIDT. Is, Of
Milwaukee. Wis, enjoys . light
victory snack after she was
crowned champion Woman
Weight Loser Of 1852" at the m.
nual meeting Of TOPS (taking Oh
pounds scientifically In Chicago.
Mrs Schmidt. mother Of two sons,
has come down from 27l to III
pounds since Jan 80. 1852. She ID
aiming for a weight OF 100 pounds
within the next twelve months
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

If you We been looking at trucks, YOU
can't oucrlook this all-important fact.
Dodge gites you more for your money!
For example, listed at right are II
features that YOU need and want for
low-cost hauling Yet of the leading
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Ray Davidson and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. K. Davis called on the Walter
Davidsons, the r. B. Andersons
and Misses Mary and Louise An
derSon. Sunday.
Guests in the NJ. K. Davis home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Taturl,
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Tatum and
babies. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Davis and Miss Mary Anderson.
The hardy jasmine is in full
bloom adding a touch OF color to
this bleak season, and today the
sun shines and feels like spring
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13

Lombard Street is the Wall
Street of London.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-13
Why you get more
for what you pay with
new Dodge trucks!

makes of trucks, only Dodge gives you
these vital features!
And these are only a feD Of the extra
values that make new Dodge "Job-
Rdted' trucks your best buy Dodge
puts more value in its trucks YOU
get more profits out. Stop in and com
pare the new Dodge trucks, feature for
feature, value for value Get the facts
before you buy! See us today!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
DaytOna Beach, Florida
HsrueI's Cities A Blending
Of Past und future
BY d. SHocHER

Israel cities have personality Considering especially the small
the Jewish the manifest striking individuality
Even the smaller their special
the dark tell the difference between jerusalem and Tel
Aviv between Tel Avv and Haifa.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Tel Aviv. Nor the clothing you
wear. In winter. you are in your
overcoat in Jerusalem. budding
beside the naphtha heater. In Tel
Aviv. your white suit will do and
you can go bathing.
Jerusalem is antiquity plus the
future. The Wailing Wall, the
Tower of David, the streets pan
Drama Of the world, monks, and
priests of all faiths, rabbis in
kapotes. In the cafes sit diplo
mats, politicians, men wit h
schemes. DreamerS who will
prove to you that the Lowdermilk
plan will bring those lakes to
Jerusalem, which the Bible says
are due in the Great Day.
Tel Aviv is bubbling. throbbing.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
Worlds Most Famous Beach

dynamic. It is as pragmatic as the
Perek which Jews read on Sab
bath afternoon. It repeats with
HilleL IF not now when?"
Haifa is a sister city which has
some of the features of Jerusalem
and some of Tel Aviv. Haifa has
the mountain and the sea. Stand
ing in her port, now being en-
larged by funds of Americans
subscribed to Israel Bonds, one
gets a sense of the flow of the
world. Perhaps this is the great
bridge between the west and the
newly awakened giant of Asia!
Jerusalem is the city of yes
terdaY. Tel Aviv the city Of today
and Haifa the city of tomorrow.
says the epigram. Abba Hush.
Mayor of Haifa talks of building
the broadest boulevard in the
world and plans a free port for
Haifa.
Beersheba, gateway to the des-
ert, five years ago was a small
hash of Arab mud novels, but it
goes back to the primeval days of
Israel'S past. It is the city asso-
ciated with the patriarch Abra-
ham who sojourned there attract
ed by the fact that he found
water there. He dug seven wells.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, only
an hours ride apart, are like chill
dren, one of whom resembles his
mothers family and the other his
fathers. Jerusalem is Picasso
painting. Geometrical designs.
Hills and valleys juxtaposed.
Many planes and ofttimes start
ling colors.
Tel Aviv is a cover of the Sat
urdaY Evening Post. Lying beside
the Mediterranean. all in one
plane. Modern. Comfortable. The
thoughts you have in Jerusalem
are not the thoughts you have in
Evening star., 1953-03-29
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs. pedi-
greed, Axe reg. Call LO. 7.0264.
$40 Dorchester st., Glass Manor. Nd.
BOXER PUPPTES, 6 vks. old. S35.
Call IA. 7-0104. --29
COLLIE, male. 8 mos. old, reg. Axe.
friendly dispcsition. weu married..
pSRakEEfSMs:lline AZ u 17ssgs; out. Breeders Ss
ssSiss sssss. IA sas sies ssrisdins sa 77SS sss .ns
sfAiGESE KiTTENS;-Pets. show and
breeding, male and female, 8 wks.
old. Call .AD. 2-1427. %
COLLIE PUPPIES, males; Axe;
ideal for Easter. JE. 2-6S02. so
BOSTON TERRIER RUPPIES--Eas-
ter delivery; nicely marked; Axe.
BOSTON STUD SERVlCE-Good
producer. BY appt.. 4624 Iowa ave.
100 1iS EASTER cHrcKs-7 assorted s
colors. wholesale and retail. Come
NAVEL. us s.. Lanham. Nd,
cMMEHssAfalaSRIE: MHs A1f1lSfRI: BAY retriever puppies; S
Axe registered: sire Is Bench
Champion and qualified iield trial
dog. Phone OIL. 1896. 20
DACHSHUND, Axe reg: 2 mos. old;
female: wiz sacrifice, $76. RA
aiiNfHTURE iHaSSSr rooDLH PUrPrEs. ii.
ported. I o'12ct'n ao. s-44ss - after ) g;n. ~
pooDLE PUPPIES FoR EAsT1Ksn-
$50 70 500. JE. 2-zS1S. -SS
Evening star., 1953-03-29
steel,

We have large amount reinforcins
steel, angles and beams cut to size.
cheaper than new. GENERAL
W wgRIck1Naap e. 60 c99:; c99.:;s,1799s7 1897 srentssfpOd ssf
STENOGRAPH. tripod. cover. text
books. paper; new cond.; sac. $50.
XII. S-9053 all day; Mon. after 8.
STORE FIXTURES = National cash
register. rings to $3.99; $50; also
Sl2. ia. 9-3i6l, NO. 7-O206.
ST0RM WINDOWS. almost half price
now; new, improved. all-aluminum
f1r sc easements snns Lew prices on triple
Snder SasSa doors sses aH HE 4s4as. ass4ess' see 40
STOVE, electric. $50. OIL. 2-1414.
STOVE, kenmore elec., apt; size;
STOVE. gas, Quality. standard size;
eaislisas enis sse cG9dstcn H ssgGseg good looking
STOVE. T'S pm new ID double SveS; Oven, kenmore
electric: never used: window oven,
Robotimer. deepp:well cooker. saecri-
ST0yE good condition, $50. LA. g.
'SSys s::s sss s:s liz; ;sEE Ss. sssss ss?s
sTS5fo TiS5fS' COUCH. simmons. ns inner.
spring, twin. 2 slip covers, $40;
sSi sTssl conSitiSn 9SnISa DE 2r4746 21.,a6 Jge ;S
co. b-7744. Ext. West SIS.
STUDIO COUCH, dark green; excel
lent condition: $50. Wo. 6-0092.
STUDIO DAVENPORT. with pull-out
sleeps Q comfortably; SIS. Oh.
SUIT, mans. dark blue, size 46;
only worn once: cost SEQ: viii sell
sGFrH9 fSF SS9 cRAiiEas. IA Sas44 4x.rdrose. 2S met
al, bargains. Call today, co. 5-4625i
Wk- 11l2 .14th NV. pI. 7-7372,
TABLE-Mahogany cocktail. with
glass top; like new: $40. 2 lamps.
! $S ss each RA:, o-ll9S. ollS.. go.
approx. % IT,. Q gauge. Til noon
10. 6-2936.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

TYPEWRITER. Underwood, good con-
dition; child's clothes; interior doors
~. 9-4O34.
TYPEWRITER, Remington, excep-
tional cond.; $40 or best offer. Apt
616, HO. $4,000.
|TYPEWRITER-Royal Standard. elite
type. excel cond.; $65 or best offer
Call LU. 2-7931.
UNIFORMS, nurses. 9. Sizes IA ant
ii6s perfect condition: $40. RA
VACUUM CLEARANCE! Hoover with
ssis s1 ks Zee new; swy sssoo x 9si4 19sseie4Fs 90 up
VACUUM, Electrolux, in excellent
sondition' with attachments Tu
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux; com.
cond. ia. 2-705s.
VACUUM CLEANERS - We have /
good stock of used and recondi.
toned vacuum cleaners. from S4. .b(
up. All nationally known brands
Also substantial savings on nool
models, and demonstrator Kenmort
tank and uprisht cleaners; Use. usse
Motors and cords only. $685.. sole
as Is while they last. Call II
RoEBUCK g CO., Oil Bladens.
burg rd. ne.
VACUUM, Eureka with cleaning tools
good suction; excel. motor. RA
6-03S6.f
VACUUM CLEANERS, 1 upright
model and 1 tank model with at.
tachments: new cond. JE. 3-9l3S
VACUUM, Electrolux. Model 30. goot
condition, extra attachments: rea'
VACUUM CLEANER (Lewyt) and
Kenmore floor polisher. 10. $685.
VACUUM CLEANER-Good condi.
tion. Reasonable offer. RA. 6-8S96