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Flagstone and Stone

porches, retaining walls, tile drain
ANGELO MARcUcc1o. il. s-I76e'
FLOOR ADJUSTMENT; new ioist or
stills: general remodeling or home re-
H: B. MILLER. co. $4,000. -19
ass nsw hoSss sRs eor
covering. LO. 1894. 80
FLOORS refinished like new: free esti-
mate; very low price, c. r. COVER.
WA. 1855 any time.
FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING, clean
ing and waxing; reasonable rates;
FLOOR SANDING. i'm. New &c 50. IT
susr. c. {. L. AN H1NsoN. Il. sS.'754s; 81
FLOORS sANDED ana finished
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. plas.
tering, carpentry work. roof paint.
i PRgiiNT Fspa1 Fl sI, pG Job too small
HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
plastering. carpentry and floors
Call any time. 10. 2-3205. RA. g.
KITCHEN i9aai ~ f sEe&SaoSDDELrNo-co mlS
Unit, Of J, 't seIoI Or c SG0d aoI s2.s
TNGERsoLL CO. LU. 4-040O.
PAINTER = Master. craftsman does
papering and all phases Of quality
interior work; bonded and insured
ye very J.. capable man. Ewes. d IU
PAISTiNG. PAPERING. interior,
exterior; for estimates call Ju'
PAINTING. interior and exterior
sTITTNER. K1. sass4. "
PAINTING, INTERIOR. EXTERIOR
ReaSS enable rates. Free estimates; Ii
PAI SH1f; AND REPA1Rs-Free esti-
m 1U0Ss ROSCOE A. GREEN. 81 IA
PA aISTiS CONFERENCE.-THE
cial and residential; satisfactory for
25 years. MR.. LAWRENCE, RIA.
PAINTING. PAPERING. floor sand
reasonable taS ma lst :csS work. ON Mr..
PAINTING. interior, exterior: reason
able: white mechanic; immed. sery-
ice. MR.. BUNGER. ST. 3-4a23.
PAINTTNG-S12 average room: week.
end Jobs q speciality: also plasterins.
AID. 2-954O. Please call after 6 pm
PAINTING. interior and exterior: re-
move wall paper; roof painting. Nc
drinking. Honest work. AID. 4-6325
PAINTING and papering. roofing
repairs, all kinds or remodeling
Call the man who knows. LO
5-2430 and Ii. 4-64S2. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; 1st-class work,
materials; do own work; 2 brothssrs'
p EhtSi refs ia ,ot 2-l73 dnd Ms.
Reasonable prices. IA. 9-1292. 20
PAINTING AND REPAIRS
Expert work; low prices, easy terms
3 9o: S YORK guaranteed, uN' 4 "a
PAPERING. PAINTING, first-class
y0rkpa Ynan Call MR.. ANTHONY
pRRf fi SaSGse Free estimates m1s
5st7siass work Cali FoER, IA g.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up;
guar RA 3-739S or he 1855
PLASTERING. ceilings. patches, point.
ing. Reasonable rates. Free est
DALLAS D. BALL, AID. 4-26I3.
AND CEMENT WORK
Specializing in patching. Call
ATLAS At ooa Clustering SERVICE yIe
PLHMBING AND HEATING. remodel.
ing and iobbing. Furnace repair ant
cleaning. No Job too small. Ii. g.
'tZU3. Ia
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
Painting, Carpentry

ROBINETTE g. LEAK. WA. 1868
-2I
PORCHES BUILT or inclosed, with
regular or glass louvres, ialouSies
windows; free estimates. SECO
SALES, JU. S-3010 day or night.
REFRIGERATORS, air conditioners
and freezers repaired: all makes.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

OFFICE SERVICE AVAILABLE, GEN.
trally located; will receive and an
Swer mail receive phone calls, ar
range appointments, etc. Tel, Elk.
3-O449. am; DI. 7-1O10. to s.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

BRIGHT AND CoOL-Lge. fir. bed
rm.. next bath; pvt. Diet. home; no
other roomers good transp. dntn.;
ladies' only: ia; 9-55S4. Ia
rm.. use of kit, suitable for girls
or couple; SIS mo. WO. 6-S4e4
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PAINTING
GENERAL REPAIR
Am

CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RIOTERS, phone RIA. 6-SSSS any
E Lex; 1nS INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
tmmed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
ELECTRICAL WORK done in Mont
gomery County. Goldberg Elec. Co..
LU 2-2435 after 8 pm. Mon.
Ice
ELECTRICIAN-Air conditioners in
stalled. Wiring of all kinds. Lii
cenSed in Maryland. EN-. 2-SS1i.
FENCE, Hercules chain link. S1.1S It..
installed. Monthly terms. 10.
S-1193, 10. 7-S2O4 It'll 8 pm. IS
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete; immediate cree
ton Get the best for less: TO down
payment. SO months to pay. Phone
La. $1,000; evenings and Sunday.
WA T-53S1
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALG

PIANO. ANAL apt..siSe Kimball up
right: Good condition. S175. Call
PIANO, Kranich g. Bach baby grand,
In excellent condition. win sac. best
ofer. uN. 4-220S.
PIANOS FOR RENT-spInets. con-
soles and grands ct moderate rates
VT With opt. option T. buy 4 wanted; Haul Is
a apaao @ sts: NV: tST. .3-9400! and
9j1. sefp p Silver sprine sS stors
open daily including Saturdays from
1890 to 9 pm.
PIANOS-Jordan's are having their
annual July. clearance with dozens
OF new and used ,grands. spinets,
consoles and small uprights on sale
at substantial reductions. Choice Of
seieetion of styles and f finishes.
NV. fsT. 3-s4ool and sss2 GEORGIA Ss
ave, Silver Spring GU. 5-11O5),
s SILVER Spring ing store open daily In q
PIANO: Mason and HamHn Grand,
Model A. walnut: $1,000. Shown
S SSS, appointment. ME. s-S477, Ext.
PIANO. Kimball small-medium up.
500. Lo. 7-s57s or Lo. 1855.
PIANO. new 4O-in. console, direct
blow action: bargain at S545. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 @ st. NV:
PIANO. apt. baby grand, Lester, in
size II. reas. Ia. Q-6760: 10
PIANO, steinway. style M grand. fac-
tory rebuilt like new, new guar.
ptanaeea S MGsic s s9l ' $500 me e
PfXNos. new full-keyboard spinets;
MUSIC SALES CORP. 1900 g st.
PIANO, new Knabe console, mahog any
finish sSs reasonable; about 5000. 10.
PfANos-1f you want to buy a new
Piano Mart. Over 100 Instruments
Betsy Ross line. Special discounts
to members Of the armed forces.
s 9Syss i Also PIANOS Rss as for t tsn. as ST.
st. NV just Aso above %AH Il. iG iibPary ~
PIAN0s-1Four uprights; includes q
SEm stev k sninst ySu5 choice SIP;
grands; reas. priced. PAUL COLL
BART. cor. entr.. American Stor-
4-5928 l9:3O to $500. i9'
PIANos-Baldw,n; Acrosonic. spinet
and console models. DESIGNED built
and guaranteed BY Baldwin. EQUIP.
with Baldwin patented Full. Blow
action ~. Wide variety case designs
EXcTTsIvE AT HUGO woRcH
925 G ST NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Acmette. case and
4Ist st. Sc, LII. a-77s5. cash Gi 600
Accommodations. Paolo So
prani. brand-new. RIA. 3-7757. 10
ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desk
model. $50: Al condition. Rentals,
T TsPairs' sales Sn al makes CEN
AIR coNbiTioNER. Phiico-York, M-
ton window model. good running
condition; $40 or best offer. XII.
AIR fRs c 81 h.p., m reaond.
ER1eERATiloN,' ' ia44 41 7th s. NV Nv.
AIR r. acloSNSnDiI;T1oNERs-New; self selling
. put; two A-h:p. ,crosley. sS79.s5
safSssfd installed thlfs zLL hg Ngedssf:
AIR a'e co ri AR f h.pt 10 volt,
used; good condition: S11O. Cali
Mr.. JONES; No; 7-6o59. 10
st. o9nSiW NV: cail Mr. fFSA JONES YES No 10
AIR 1I9V coND1r1oNERs-rree i mia
ts9. 81 57,d down. Call JE. 2-o779 or
AIR IL: C 9ISfaG; used and M2 new.
service Pane and ins as Saoss JOHN SI 0c q
WEBSTER CO 627 r St. nv ST
AIR coSNsD1rIoNER, %-ton, installed
IN fireplace during summer months;
inttroduetory price. e$3s2;, regular
SSfesYs' S FGRNAc cRi7 eoR Rzsi f Faplar
AIR coND1T1oNER. window mod model,
used very little. 6/1O h.p.; $125.
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WATER HEATERS

WATER HEATERS
All popular makes and sizes. No
money down; little as S. per month
ING co. tn. $1,000. 3oo6 Ga.
WHEEL CHAIR. folding type: excel
lent condition: S25. 10. S-4633.
FORK AIR-COND. uNIT-N-h'p.,
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT
Cuban imported alligator handbags,
finest craftsmanship. finest alliga-
tor. From SIS to $3.50, Federal
tax included. 414 Buchanan st. NV.
Ia. 9-4354. Sun. and ewes. open.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRLINES NEED YOUNG WOMEN
for glamorous public positions as
reServationists. commandments
and hostesSes; ages II to 80. Learn
II YOU can qualify. Interviews by
appointment only. Phone Mr.. L. C.
eagle to-day and tomorrow, MA. S.
442o; ,Roonma,;227i WEAVER AIR
HIGH sCHOOL-Earn your diploma
ut home in spare time It offers
big SdvantaEes; I.c:s. Tp; 2-0S37
NOUNCER? Call ME. S-5255. Pc
SHORTHAND AND TYPING
Learn in 6 Weeks
epeedwritins Pencil Shorthand
Used in Business and Civil Service
Guaranteed Complete Course
One Low Fee-Enroll Anytime
Attend Day or Night
Free Placement-Local or National
SPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
l4o6 g st. NV ST 3-20so
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|REPAiRs AND SERVICE Cont

!, ;PPs;| .fS: , :sss|;i''''. lion.
guaranteed; AILIsONS. 1919 14th
y 81 NM h Ar e42 .nd ,,..n 81; and
$3.50. HEAT1Nd SERVICE Co.. Il,
GENIAL STONE WORK. special
izing In hagstone and fireplaces. G.
FERRANTE. Ii. 4-1S65. Ii. 3-5723
OUTSIDE CLOTHES LINES, all metl,
2A-in. pipe in concrete. $50 It. OF
line, installed. complete $40. 95,
guaranteed. AP, 7-1894. 10
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AL popular makes and models. ur
to 500 allowance for your old range.
No money down: payments as low
sHHP1Ro Plumbing CO. r. 3.
1900. 3OO6 Georgia ave. NV
RECORDER. tape: webster. chicago;
BROKERS EXCHANGE. 1918 9th
REFERiGSERA1oRs: gas. all - sizes;
REFRIGE FER sToi -R nave all 1853
makes and models: only 81 down: as
low as $3.50 a month. Cali 2-0779
kEEi 81 EI2yfG used; large Is.
FREpERicKs. 1905 18th &. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, Servei. gas. q cubic
feet: Al condition; $3.50 or best
y 3fIsP; 70; 5oiiOO: Ia .
viii deliver. 10. s-O741. 49,
freezer top. New. never H!'U Used, Sis Sis
or best nfter. 10. 4-s3O9. 10
REFRIGERATOR SIT. Frigidaire;
ff nSE s1SS GTis 4zaS also
rugs !2), 9x12; good condition; rea-
REFRIGERATOR, 6.cu; 1T. Daven-
port. dusty rose. incl. slipcovers.
Rink GGlss sbates coo 5 sz6o scu
e. CAN e gFass!Ssl yss5 new reasonable i5
G Gis sSSid'So'' in good sSad' cal as 81
REfFRRffGSiERAToR, westinghouse msO 8
e eS; it.; good cond:; $50 or best
R Eff fh 81 2 49, ph,rco, lg "a
Gu. IT dairy bar, 4O-lb. full with
freezer. Moving, must sell. Original
cost $339.95. Best offer. Ii, A.
REFRIGERATOR. "a Gu. IT. Inter.
house; Sll5. JE, 4-OOO3. 30
It,. $40; ideal for l-rm. housekcep-
ing. Call MR.. JONES. NO. 7-60oy
REFRIGERAToRs. small apt. size,
Que st. NV. AD. ?-47SI. lis
REFGR., servel, gas, apt. size, excel.
.econds;o $50 or best offer. OIL.
guar. Sas.s5 UP, lib trade
Q. SMITH. Sales and Service, 1874
S-lb. reducing ma
chine, completely safe. featured in
Glamour. Vogue and Mademoiselle;
light Blue. hand-knitted.' i like new new
s tlss s5S Sosu a. psstSte4Hgp 5 ideal for
RIFLE, for deer; must be in good
e ehsfon Rs' dr up A f. $50 rS cash 7Ss
BED, never used $40.
RCA radio-phonograph combination.
Anglo-Persian Whitall.
$50; 9xI55 oriental herman. flne
rugs: Oriental, Kermanshax, 1oxl5:
rors. OIL. 6-732S. -23
SAMOVAR-Brass with tray and bowl
and companion coffee-maker with
tray and dreamer. Ho. 2-642l,
SAW, s-inch bench Craftsman" ~
hha:p:., like new. Ss5. Phone JU, D.
EpSiii MACHINE. Singer, electric Mig
pp9qrta6le;o $3.50. 7o15 Wis. aye.
EN5 1'q MACHINE, Singer. feather @dS
weight, portable: like new: big re-
duction SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE eI1 g1S &C. 1921 Conn. ave. NV
o1 "ANN NAANuAN6o - WIllLC pOEI.,
$23.5O; Singer console. reverse
stitch, like new. $3.50; others.
5211 BALTIC. blvd. AP. 1868. lis
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. console;
forward and reverse stitch; SS9. so.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.,
1910 6 St. NV, MA. S-01S4. 10
SEWING MACHINE. new, modern
home, portable, S11O. 1902 s. 18th
I'd. Arl., Va. ia. 5-SS70. 10
SEWING MACHINE, new. cleo. port;
New Home" attachments: $40. CO.
5-0712. Apt. as, The Kenesaw. 10
SHOES-Cancellations; hundreds Of
styles. Men. women. children. OUT
fit entire family in famous brand
shoes. Des Liso, Town and Country,
Mademoiselle, Jarman,. Florsheim,
Edwards. Play Poise. etc; hard-to-
LIEBERMAN, INC, 1404 Monroe
NV. OF 14th. AID. 2-6344. 1881 N.
Highland st.. Arl. Open 1919. ia.
2-43SS 80
SHOTGUN, L. c. Smith. field grade,
full and modified choke, like new.
$40. Jordan S-0757. 10
CTTNn TTTNFc nDTU nm TY0AET
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PIANOS for rent, low summer rates
now in effect. For details about our
famous RENTAL-PURCHASE plan.
call KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
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DE LUKE
Spacious studio rooms, in stately
mansion with sun deck, maid serv-
ice, parking facilities. Also spacious
DoWntoWn-1422 N St. NV.
Single or dbl. rooms. nicely furn.:
Frigidaire; reasonable. CO. b-447oI
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POST HOLES DRILLED
Wood saving. any length; by tractor;
Jobs small or large. JE. 2-76lO;
10
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SERVICTNG; incl. ewes,
Sats. and Suns: guaranteed. TELE-
SERVICE. ia. a-73So. go
etc Installed fast
and neat; reas. prices. ia. 9-1292
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REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material. $69: workman.
ship guar: 25 yrs. In same estab.
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER
ING. 2509 l4th st. NV. CO. 5-23S1
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ASBESTOS and brick siding. roofing.
AZ home repairs. Terms. Call ewes.
ASPHALT DR1vEwAYs. concrete
driveways and walks; all work guar
anteed; free estimates. Call any
time. JU. e-4622, RA. 3-s021. 20.
ADDITIONS. REMoDELING. new
houses built: estab. builder; reas:
rates for summer work. Call all
day Sat, SUM- s;,. after pm. week
A faSf SN homs r.mod.linr. ISN'T.
VI. 'S &c p. ~ H RS1SE STn b. -sa1i
ALTERATIONS. po7e ss
jalousie. Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free; all work fully guaran-
teed; no money down: 30 months
ADDTTioNs. remodelins; basement
to roof; free est; terms. RICHARD
B. FERRIS. ME. S-69S5. JU. 9-7264.
ALTERATIONS and re.
Free estimates Wa. 7.7is s'"''''
alterations and home
repairs; brick work, concrete and
frame, Will furn: plans and specifi-
cations in nearby Va. area. Free
estimates. ia. 2-2250.
Addition-House Repairs
Painting, papering. plastering. Free
estimates. Reas. WO. 6-7156. 23'
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera-
ton service; specializing in evening
service. DU. 7-4347. 90
Alterations-Repairs
Now is the time to remodel your
kitchen, build or repair that screen
porch. garage or patio; Virginia
mate. ov. s-oais. ' 20
ATTICS FINISHED. dormer windows,
and commercisl or rG 2eais
q eg4er1I:' g E. mG MENpR Il gss' oN'
BRICK AND MENT WORK.
S 9lsos5 w. HENSON Jr" Iu.
BRICK MASON cRAFTsMANEFire-
places, chimneys: walls; remodeling
BRickaaYHNG 4cnoS N4RAG}TE6Rs sfth
s Grew; for large s, Or small Jobs; free
1l e pa: sRd for nspsrs esS MK
CARPENTER CoST SRRSxGe;ToR all
xmas OF GOOD WORK At reasonable
prices. Call after 8 pm. weekdays
and all day. Sunday. JU. 5-6511;
10
CARPENTER - Building, remodeiing
and repairing, Free estimates. ia
CARPENTRY, PAINTING. window
cords; roof repair. No job too small.
more st. NV. DE. 2-O167. "a
wants work. 10. S-1406.
1st-class mechanics;
alterations, repairs and brickwork.
By day or contract. HUI. 3-40S8
after 3 pm. --1S
alterations. repairs; new
and old work; rec. rms, porchss,
SMITH. IA. 1887. any time.
AND PAINTING-Good
workmanship; reas. rates. guar.
work: free estimates. LU. 2-4762.
CARPENTRY, repair work; painting,
interior and exterior; work guaran-
teed. Ii. 4-4731. 10. 2-SS72. -22
CARPENTRY, PAINTING
GENERAL REPAIR
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Diplomat. leaving country, will sell
entire contents of broom apt,
modern furn., in excel. cond., for
$500. LENCSHIRE HOUSE, $40
Wisconsin ave-, Apt. 416. Phone HUI.
$4,000 until 3 PM; WO.' 6-4672
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THREE YOUNG. GENTLE good milk
HEREFORD BULLS

is mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers. j. T GIBBONS, Haymarket.
Va. phone Haymarket 4-2300.
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FARM AND GARDEN

Siamese Kittens and Cats
Pedigreed. WO, 6-3341 after IL am.
10
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STONE AND FLAGSTONE

specializing IN stone retaining walls.
and flagstone patioS. steps walks.
lillv ponds, etc, Also cement work
of all kinds. You are under no
obligation. when you caIl for free
estimate. erms up to 2 yrs to pay
II desired 24-hr. service Cali
JERRY, LII. 1-4756. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pcs, refgrs., stoves,
wash. mach. TVS. Closed Mondays.
S. E. FURN. CO., 210 9TH ct. Sc.
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FAN, GE. priced $3.50. Singer fan,
sa aS ph SSn A Ao g1e Ts SET lin
FAN. new. M Aire. 3-speed, window
or attic; 4 10-in. blades. 81 in. wide
with 12-in. ext. Sold 81 80. now
$50. S106 Hammond ave, Takoma
Pcrk. Md. JU. S-11S4. 10
! season; excel. cond.; $35. ia. p
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FURNITURE

Entire contents of 4-room apartment
RIA. 3-9333 till 6 pm. 10
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FANS-ATTIC FANS
q inches: completely installed,
Sa7 80. All sizes available. tn. 3:
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ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects, jewelry,
rugs, Silverware, paintings, por-
traits highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY. IA 9-3333
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RANGES

All popular makes and models. ur
to $50 allowance for your old range.
No money down. payments as low
as S. per month on your gas bill
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. TU Q.
1900. 3006 Georgia ave. NV
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Tv-RENT ALL MAKES; So wkly.
with option to buy. ALLISONS,
1912 18th st. NV. AID. 4-42O0.
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lounge chairs, SIS. and
$50: studio couch, $50. CO. 5-373S.

FuRN.-Ethan Allen solid maple
bed, twin size, $25; Eclipse inner
spring mattress. springs. SIS; all
new EN-. 2-8779. 10
grandfather clock, lge.
Sheridan sideboard and dining table,
. leaves: ANTIQUE mirror. lge. Call
tapestry sofa and Q
mohair chairs, slip covers; reas.;
good cond.. JU. 5-71O5. 10
FURN:-Bedrm., liv. rm.; dinette:
drapes, etc. Moving. HO. 2-4857.
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ANTIQUES WANTED
a-brac. glass. i43s Wis. ave. b
KRUPSAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20
4-H N E " s
Vegetable Growers

At the meeting of July A dem- onstrations were given by Larry Trowbridge, Larry Sharp, Craig Trowbridge, Edwin Adams, Geor- ge Sharp, Roberta Sharp and Don Boulter.
 | We had a very short meeting on August 7 at which we discuss ed the fair booth. Our next meet ing will be held August 21.
 Bill Winner, reporter
 Butte Girls
 The meeting was called to order by our president Leona Rippy. We worked on our blouses. Most of us have to sew our blouses on the machine and just as we were sewing the electricity went off. Mrs. Sherman served lemonade. We sang songs.
 Frances Montalbano, Our next meeting was called to order by Leona Rippy. We de cided to have a Weiner roast on the 17th of August. We will use our treasury money. Most of our group are going to camp.
 Rita Nelson, reporter
 Butte Boys
 Our August r meeting was held at the home of Mrs. I. M Sandvik. President Dean Parks presided over the meeting. Roddy Yohn was absent. Both Jimmy Skahan and I brought refresh ments. Richard Freeman gave g i knife sharpening demonstration Mike Gallagher volunteered tc give a demonstration and bring refreshments next week. We dis cussed swimming at night and de. cided it was too cold. Discussed
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20
ARMY TO HAVE LARGE DISPLAY AT FAIR

Among the many displays at the 18th annual Matanuska Val ley Fair will be a large exhibit from Fort Richardson, designed to better acquaint the people of this section of the territory with the Army and its function in the defense of their homes.
 Colonel Barney A. Daughtry, Commanding Officer of Fort Richardson, has appointed Cap tain James J. Fegan of the 147th Field Artillery battalion as pro- ject officer for the fair.
 Captain Fegan has been in Palmer this week. making ar engagements for the exhibit. and states he has made arrange 1nents for the popular 43rd Army Band to travel 10 the fairgrounds and give band concerts on Sunday and Mon- day. September and ?. He also has arrnged for the l47th Field Artillery battalion to send its searchlight platoon. some radar equipment and l05mm Howit- ger.
 Tank companies on the Post will be represented by at least one tank. The infantry will supply a showing of infantry weapons and equipment to include a full dis play of field and survival equip ment.
 Army Medical Corps will be represented by field aid station. fully manned to assist fair of. ficials in taking care of the usual little accidents which always oc- cur at such large gatherings, par ticularly among the youngsters.
 A field kitchen, which will actually be used to feed troops accompanying the various dis plays. will be furnished by the U. s. Army, Alaska. Food Ser vice School.
 In addition, the Signal Corps will have signal equipment at the fair to include field communica tion and the latest Army radio equipment.
 The military exhibit will be rounded out by the Information and Eudcation Section. showing just what todaY's soldier is ot- fered in the way of advanced educational opportunities. Each display will be manned by Army personnel who will ex- plain the use of the various items and answer questions.
 According to Captain Fegan this years exhibit at the Fail will be the largest and most com plete Army display ever offered at a territory fair.
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20
JERRY GALLAGHER,
 Mixing Bowl

The All Mixing Bowl club meeting was called to order Thursday, August 13 by our president Judy Hurley The roll was called and we answered by telling how much we have finish ed on our projects.
 At our last meeting we went on a scavenger hunt around Pal mer, collecting all sorts of old articles.
 Our next meeting will be held at Mrs. Blunck's on August 27.
 We will discuss our booth for the fair and our achievement day activities.
 The 4-H'ers that went to camp this year thoroughly enjoyed the program this year.
 JEANNE ONKKA, reporter
 Bureau Beavers
 The All meeting of the Bureau Beavers was held at the home of Diane Jo n o n. In our business meeting we decided def initely what our fair booth is to consist of.
 There was no demonstration in baking. In sewing, Ann Jennings gave a demonstration on how she made her skirt. There were two visitors, Sammy Westgate and Janice Roscoe. After the meeting was adjourned, refreshments o1
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20
LUTHERAN LADIES

The St. Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid will have a food and rum mage sale Saturday, August P in the former Brooks Feed store next to the Grasser Hardware. The sale will include baked goods and canned goods, also some new and used clothing items. The time scheduled is from 10:30 am. until 3:30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20

Refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned.
 MURIEL HANKS, reporter
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20

oatmeal spice cookies and Kool- aid were served. Mrs. Johnson was hostess. Diane was co-hos- tess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Ann Jen- nings, August 31.
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20
The Beaters

ROMNEY BURKE, reporter
 The Beaters All club met Tues day, August Is at the home of their leader Mrs. Hanks.
 We had a work meeting; all of the members present worked on their sewing projects. Sarah Moi fit gave a demonstration. She tod us how to cut, sew and fringe scarf.
 The group is making plans for the fair and asked all the mem bers to have their projects done and ready for entry in two weeks.
The frontiersman., 1953-08-20

playing football or soccer. Decid- ed to play football. Meeting was oJio,,ryad