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SALESLADY-YOUNG
Lingerie-Accessories
EXPERIENCED ONLY
or women's speciality shop; must be
alert. dignified, and have pleasing
personality.
PASTERNAK

PASTERNAk
1919 Conn. Ave. la
sALESLADY--Hours ] to Q. except
HELLERS
BAKERIES
1921 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
CO. 5-9732 la
SALEsLADIESy experienced in In
fants' and children's wear. Full or
part time. Apply the ESTHER SHOP
at 4036 26th st. s. Arlington, Va.
In the Shirlington shopping center.
sALESLADIEs. experienced in ready
cialty shop. Excellent working condi-
tions, good starting salary. Many
company benefits. Apply In person.
KLEIN9k 1927 r st. NV.
SALESWOMAN - Enthusiastic sales
minded woman to sell mortgage pro-
lection insurance In own locality;
ideal for married woman. living In
suburbs; excel. comm. II You are
sserious about working. call RE.
sALEsWoMEN; s125 guar. salary;
must be thoroughly exper. in direct
Sales;, must have own car. Apply
4 to pm. only, Rm. 721, I'll 14th
SALESWoMEN, exper. in children's
wear; good salary. JAY DEES,
1907 g st. NV.
.SEAMSTRESS, under As, white. for
sewing draperies. Call AID. 2-3413,
sECRETARIAL TELEPHONE OPER.
ATOR--485 apt. bldg. at $500 Wis.
ave. NV. Hours, $3.50 to 11:30 pm.
Excellent environment, permanent
position and good salary for de-
pendable woman, bet. 1890. Call
EN-. 2-SS06 for appt. to be inter-
viewed. -l2
SECRETARY, for legal department
ply in full. giving age, education,
experience. Box 106-H. Star. IA
Evening star., 1954-11-10

WILL 1855 BE DIFFERENT?
1t will for unusual woman over %
with determination. good educa-
ton, outstanding personality, and
car. In business for yourself. S65
to 500 weekly. No cauvassing
Call OF 4-6963. 10 to / am. and
z to 8 pm. Ii
Evening star., 1954-11-10

.AsASAsAs @>0's AOtu Auu - SbS.
sALESMEN--Sell Encyclopaedia Bri.
tannica. Leads See CARTER MA.
GILL w 10Th st. NV. 7th floor.
Statesmen, with car, for inside
outside work. Excellent earnings for
right men in one Of WaShingron' S
LARGEST appliance ORGANIZATION
Leads furnished daily throueh tre-
menIous promotional campaign. Ap-
ply between 10 am. and pm.
NE. Harris. GEORGES WARE
HOUSE. 2146 oath pl ne.
SALESMEN--2 men who require no
less than monthly earnings Of $3.50.
Must have successful background in
direct-selling field. Draw against
commissions: no canvassing; we
carry our own accounts. Must be
under 40 and over 25 and have car
IN good running order; others need
not apply. Call LA. 6-4SI8 between
gEINpsRa: gisS1 nm; and 7;so pm. Mr.. Y
sALEsMEN: S125 guar. salary; must
pc thoroughly exper. In direct sales;
must have own car. Apply A to 6
pm. only, RIM. 721. III 14th st.
for fishing tackle and
mems wear. Exper. MILLS CO.,
9th and e SITS. NV. liz
statesmen, for career In insurance
business. living in Prince Georges or
Montgomery Counties, who are inter-
ested m unlimited opportunity, rep
resenting FARM BUREAU INSUR-
ANCE COMPANIES. Call AP. q
330O Ar III F.Ek00
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'REPAlks AND SERVICE tcons. J
AruMINuM STORM pooRa

Unbelievable value at $49.50. In
stalled. Finest material and work
manship. Cali IRVING. HE. 4-S997.
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Flagstone and Stone


drainage. Also waterproofing.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769
FLOORS cleaned and waxed. walls
FLooRs I IsHND1EED. 1EED expert expert work: 50
rm. up. Free estimates. MERRILL
q Co. ST. 3-s57o; Ju. 5-4s32' ewes.
FLOORS sANDED. finished; new. &c.
time. c. L. HINsoN. 10. 1916.
FURNACES. heaters. ranges repaired,
cleaned parts: lowest prices. ACME
STOVE. 1Qll 9TH NV. Ma. S-S952.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas-
tertng. carpentry work. roof paint
ing; repairing. PRINT. uN 4-5334.
reasonable price. WEBB. IA. F-osi7.
after .: all day Sunday IA
PAINTING, Papering. first-class work;
yyork done Immediately. MR.. PoAT.
PAINTING. PAPERING, interior. sx-
mate, cali JU. 9-477l or JU. 5-42Is.
EXTERIOR. 1st-ciass
work, materials. 9 bros, white.
refs. Do own work. ia. 2-l731. 10
PAINTING, interior and ext; reas.
rates: free estimates. Phone DU.
7-1914. -23
PAINTING, PAPERING
Carpentry: FHA loans. RA. 6-97O3
PAPER HANGING, painting and car
penter work: free estimates. Dl T.
PAPER HANGING. 50 per room up;
1854 Sunfast washable paper: work
Sguar RA. 3-1393 or JU a-Gf0S
work. large and small Jobs. Reas.
PLASTERNG. VVATERPROOFING.
mates. Ii. 4-7439: Ii. 7-9O57.
Observation-Disclosures a speciality;
old or new work; no Job too large or
too small; estimates cheerfully
given; white mechanics. JU. 1923.
REFRIGERATOR, repairs, all makes.
REFRIGERATION. INC. ia. $4,000.
RooFN%, SIS. 20 yrs service.
D. c., Va. and Nd. Prompt service.
Call LU. 2-1040. Ia
ROOFING-WATERPRoOFING SERv-
ICE; exper.. work guar; white mech /;
low cost. MR., NEv1NS. Ii. 7-s2O9.
ROOFING. all types. cutters, spouts:
carpentry and painting. A. D.
ROOF REPAIRS, gutter and spout
ing, estimates free. HAMILTON,
RE. 5-6565.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES, new and used,
$50 and up: guaranteed CENTRAL,
2019 14th st. NV. -22
ANTIQUES-Cupboa on chest, 18th
century. walnut with fruitwood in
lay; beautiful cond. Also selections
of fine old china and pewter. no.
2-6S41.
ANTIQUES - / corner cupboard,
$3.50; l fiat cupboard, 1895; Chip
pendale, wal, pvt. owner: will de-
liver MRS. H. w. JILES. Sparta. Va.
Ii"
Mahogany sideboard,
$50. Call after pm, WA. 1885.
AIR COMPRESSOR
FIVE h.p., 220 ". twin stage: 22
M st ne 10a
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Unbelievable value at SAG. so, In
stalled. Finest material and work
manship. Call IRVING. HE. 4-S997.
10
BONDSTONE-The very !. best costs
no more. Bondstone can be applied
to any surface, never needs painting
Roofing and siding Is our business.
Free estimates, 8 yrs. to pay. Johns
Manville certified dealer; 1a, Phons
eoNrRseTiNa q CO. Wis 4sis fa5hla4a ssthssaa
BRIckaAYfSG fIs;i sAaiafSesi icooSSiTRAcroR-Fire- oSiTRA
places; asseS walls stsps; S al types ooo of
CARPENTRY. PAINTING and roof
ing, Any lob. White mechanics. MR..
cEMFNT ESMi FEi WaiRs. AIRS DRIVES. 9o doors,
porches, steps. Free estims. White
mech. JACK sPARKEs. Ho. 2-s439.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
RooTER: Phone RA. 6-sssS any
osf fi TrisntHo HOME REMoDELNG.
Kitchens 2 specially: free esti-
mates. Call LO. $3.50. Ia
ELECTRICIAN-Wiring Of all kinds;
licensed in Maryland. OIL. 6-5644.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
Rmsd Raasd shREs RS ftEsgss sag snsI ems ISos done
FENCE. CHAIN LINK
OR WOOD, materials only. or in
stalled. Big savings. LU. 4-OoUO,
ia. s-0442. SP. 3-670s till . pm
and cement walls. valks,
patios. Free estims. Mr.. WALKER,
III
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Halseth
and Karen spent last week tour.
ing Virginia City. Yellowstone
Park. the Grand Teton National
Park and the Jackson Hole
Country They returned to
Browning Saturday.
D. F. Hagerty. who is a patient
in the Memorial Hospital in Cut
Bank. had a birthday Wednes.
day Mrs. Frank wilkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Hagerty
went down TO help him celebrate.
Mrs. Nellita Bercovich. who
has been living with her son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Berco-
vich. left by plane from Cut
Bank Sunday for her home in
San Francisco.
Jack Davies returned to
Browning Saturday following a
weeks stay in Memorial Hospital
where he underwent surgery.
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ARE you looking for best quail.
~ Christmas gifts. Then re.
member the Ids Relief Ba.
zaar. When? Nov. 9. Where?
Monarch Lumber Co. office.
Featuring hand work. English
plum puddings. home made
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WANTED

MAKE SIS AND UP EVERY
WEEK full or part time. Take
orders for Americas largest
selling. nationally advertised
LIQUID FERTILIZER. Sold
with Money.Back Guarantee.
No investment. Write ma.
Churs" 40 Monroe ST.. Mar
ion. Ohio 1885,
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PER ONACS

Mrs. Emerson Fisher. 4 pa
tient in a Great Falls ho>plta!
for several weeks. Is reported 10
be improving slightly. Mr.. Fish
er. who has been IN Great Falls
with her. was in Browning sever.
al days the first 0: the week.
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candy and winter bouquets.
34.35

LOST: Jenny Spotted Bear lost
upper plate, one of the teeth
has a small chip. $500 reward.
Finder please bring to Glacier
Reporter. 81
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-29

FOR SALE: - Gu. IT. reach.in
refrigerator suitable for ranch
or commercial use. Bargain
l.. ". Smell. Phone 81. 81
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-29

FOR RENT: Two sleeping rooms.
Inquire Hodgdon Motors or
call 83.R after 8 y. III. 34*
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MIR. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Shannon
left last Thursday for a vacation
in Minnesota.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-29

FOR SALE: Oil range. $50. Oil
Heater. heats 3-4 rooms. S35.
In top condition. Tom Cobcll.
Box 5l3. Cut Bank. 1884
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-10-29

y. l.. DcsRosier returned We'd
ncsday from Malta where he has
been visiting his son. Fred. and
family for several weeks. Fred
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FOR SALE 1858 81 it. two
bedroom Surcway trailer
home. May be seen at Faught's
Trailer Court or call 66.R and
ask for Don kccler Priced to
sell. 1884
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Icy Stubblc. Grass. water. on
Merriweather Road north of
Cut Bank Creek Duane and
Chef Sammons. Cut Bank. Phi.
866.W. 32-34'
Evening star., 1954-06-08
DISCOVERY STOPS
MAJOR CAUSE OF
CAR POWER LOSS
New premium gasoline with additive
neutraIizes engine deposits, frees
up to l5% more power

What engineers call the two
major causes of power loss in
cars today, pre-ignition and
misfiring, can now be reme-
died by a new gasoline addi-
tive, recently discovered by a
leading oil company.
AS a result, motorists can get
more power during every mile
they drive.
Power loss explained
These ignition troubles are
caused, engineers explain, by de-
posits Of lead and carbon which
constantly accumulate in
engines.
Shell Oil Company engineers
have this to say about deposits:
Every time cylinder fires, a
small residue is left behind in
the combustion chamber. Then,
when you accelerate, these de-
posts glow red hot-igniting the
fuel before the piston is ready
for its power stroke"
Called pre-ignition, this re-
suits in power working against
itself.
The second major cause of
power loss, the engineers report,
is misfiring. AS the deposits ac-
cumulate on spark plugs, they
conduct electricity and short
circuit the plugs. The cylinders
miss" Fuel fails to burn, and
power is lost. Together, pre-
ignition and misfiring can rob an
engine Of as much as 15%o of it's
potential power.
Remedy for power loss
But now, without touching a
tool, motorists can get back the
power they've lost. This, Shell
reports, is possible as a result Of
the new additive now blended
into Shell Premium Gasoline and
sold under the trademark TCP.
The action Of TCP additive is
described as neutralizing the
power-stealing effects of the de-.
posits by changing their chemi-
cal makeup. Says Shell:
"In combustion chambers, TCP
additive damps out the hot glow
ing deposits, preventing them
from pre-igniting the fuel. Igni-
ton occurs only when the piston
is in the proper firing position.
Power works for you, not against
you.
ION spark plugs, TCP additive
converts the deposits to nom
conductors. They no longer cause
Short-eircuiting and misfring."
Longer spark Plug me
Reports Of Shell research show
that the power regained by Shell
Premium with TCP can amount
to as much as 15% of an engines
power when new.
In addition, spark plugs give
up to 214 times longer life, the
tests indicate.
Taken all in ALL" Shell engi-
neers say, 1--WE think it fair to
call Shell Premium with TCP
the greatest gasoline develop
ment since the discovery of tetra-
ethyl lead 81 years ago."
The company reports that
Shell Premium Gasoline with
TCP ID now available at all Shell
Dealers.
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Winners Of Special
Awards 10 Graduates
Announced by GWU

George Washington University
today announced special awards
in connection with it's 1854 grad
uation, which takes place to-
morrow.
The winners:
Alpha Chi SIGMA Freshmen Awards
sptaer 81 naETy zymo Floyd Roger
Alpha Chi Sigma Senior Award in
chemistry; David z, Goldberg.
Alpha 3ha Delta Delta Pi Award in scholarship
Alpha Kappa Psi Award in commerce:
Alpha zeta omega Award in phar-
American Institute Of Chemists Award
Patricia M. Federico.
Byrne Thurtell Burns Award in or
Martin L. Cannon Memorial Award
In pharmacy: Joenette M. Zurlo.
Chi Omsga Award in social sciences:
John Henry cowles Awards in govern
ment: Raymond A. Lucas, Suzanne White
Dewitt Clinton Croissant Award for
an essay on the theater: tOrville j.
.fS'i + i: Gutter Award in English: Sue
Isaac Davis Awards in public speak,
ing: James A. Robinson. Allen Sharp.
Delta zeta Award in zoology: Elliott
:. Ellsworth Award in patent law: John
Jesse Frederick Essary Award for
iorthrlght reporting in student puoiica-
Joshua Evans III Memorial Award for
signal ability in the social and political
s'iSRffs %s E Fee Fitch wasqdr xaard in r.
Alice Douglas Goddard Award in
American literature: James A. Robin
Edward Carrinston Goddard Award
in French; Robert N. Riggs.
James Deuslss .G4s. GodeaTd s,sS.r! Award
Morgan Richardson Goddard Award
in commerce: Carl T. Bodolus
Gardiner g: Hubbard MEMORIAL Award
IN United States history: Gilbert w.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Award in
hisSest sch Scholastic He standing aH in h1f Law @
school gra6uatine class: AleX A, Kerr;
q scholastic standing Of B or higher
activities: Barbara L. Stuart.
member Of the senior class who has done
activities: Harold E MeSlrow.
as ssnanx IA AVf1s Msdne 1 hsheo sseo
Phi Eta Sigma Award for the highest
work; Judson b. Reed. ' "
Phi Sigma Kappa Award to, the win
ner in a freshman oratorical contest:
Pi, Beta Phi Award to that member
most to promote student activities:
AnPs Psi Chi ci AVS: Awards in psychology: Betty
Log shanks Milton B. Cole.
Sigma Kappa Award in chemistry:
james MaeBride sterrett. ir.. Award
Award Tor attainment in business ad-
Alexander welbourne Weddeli Award
Tor an essay on World Peace: Anne s.
Twenty-one Law School stu
dents were elected to the order
Of the Golf, a national hon.
orary legal society. Members are
elected from the highest 10 per
cent of the graduating class each
year.
Two honorary members were
also elected at ceremonies yes
terday in the Hotel Washing
ton: Edwin F. Howery, chairman
OF the Federal Trade Commits
sion, and David B. Weaver, as
sociate professor of law at the
university.
Students elected are:
nv
=. Bilger, Richard j. Fay, William
Cranberry, Orvan H. Hansen. Alex A.
Kerr. Robert Knauf. Walter Meginniss,
Charles Mercogliano. Milton Peterson,
william PincuS
Also. Neil M. Rose, Albert Louis sess-
Ter, Grady Smith, Marvin Soften. Rich
ard Stephens, Richard sykes, Andrew J.
Valentine and Gordon Van Sanford.
Evening star., 1954-06-08

the American Red Cross and
president of the Washington
Camp for Girls and Boys.
The new building will serve
as headquarters of the organi-
zation and will house most of
its departments and agencies.
A rotunda will contain a display
Of portraits and documents deal
ing with Jewish life in America.
Construction is expected to be-
gin this year, during the celebra-
ton Of the 300th anniversary of
the first settlement of Jews in
America.
Evening star., 1954-06-08

paign. which
plans to erect
a n a tion a /
h e adquarterS
building a t
S e venteenth
street a n d
Rhode Island
avenue NV.
Mr.. K a u f.
mann, presi-
dent of Kay
j e W e ! r y,
Stores, Inc, is
a director of
the Washing
ton Chapter of
Evening star., 1954-06-08
Cecil Kaufman Heads
B mai Birth Campaign

Cecil D. Kaufmann, Washing
ton businessman and civic lead
er. has been appointed chairman
of the B'nai Birth building cam
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ROOMS fURNIsHEo--N.w.

1871 18th ST. N.W.-Front single
room room. sattraetiyely furn.. next to
Mar Ear DsjpoNHTu ci aIe9Fe 7I,.
14ea 18th ST. N.W.@powntown,
clean seie rms IS TO IS per week
Or sI b months maid service. HU.
T TR;Ss pARK-M.n only. Sep.
sntr-: no drinking. Can III. s,oYYSS
DoWNTowN--clean. extra-spacious
per person: Sill s4lls. 10. s.5asi.
ROOMS FOR YOUNG MEN-Msid
service; $50 mo. Ask for JOHN
LEONARD. 1874 N. H. ave. NV. pU.
MASTER BEDRM... pvt. bath; nicely I.
a eEIn;' bsnl lse RS xin sIsss pvt. get.
15t0 P. 81. NV: The churchiIi''-
Clean sale. and dble. rms elec. fansI
maid serv.: 81 M. NO. 7-ss6s
2s0I QUE ST. N.w.-Mod. apt. BLDG,
light housekeepinE; park. faciIitiea.
Available immediately,
WILSON H0USES-Excei, rms: sgls.,
S3b-$40-S4b. .Dhls.. $25-S30-S36.
PVT bath: $40. Trans. SO. AID. q
II5e GERARD ST. N.w.-gedecorat.d
sgle; rm-, adjoining bath only SO
1ias i6th ST. N.w.--sinele rooms.
81 per wk.: double rooms, $3.50
ueS wk,: Ire. front rooms. SIS DeR
VIZ. ftrn. ants. $3.50 per VIZ.
1888 ? 81. NV, the Dupont Manor
~, lss' 'sis. rnn.. IS; enc. spl
1ccntinusd on Next Pass.I
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RUGS
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED PER-
SIAN DESIGNED RUGS: 9x12, $40;
9x15. S29. OTHER SIZES EQUAL
LIZ Low PRICED.
MAYFAIR SHOP.
1925 G ST. NV.

RUG. 1915. gray rayon broadloom
rug and pad. less than yr. old
$165: 2 uphols. chairs, excel. cond,
$50 cal JU. S-3541.
RUGS--Gray broadloom. 10 IT. By
IT. o in. hall runner and scat.
ter rugs to match; Amer. Orienta
to, match: rug cushion. Cali sun
after ! or weekdays. .AP. 10000,
RUG. Okla, white cotton pile with
pad; S45. JU. 5-0190.
Rug 91st s domestic Oriental, gag: per per
SADDLE, English riding. custom
made; boots. lady's. custom made
size 8; riding breeches. size 10; ice
skates, size s. all best condition;
SAWS AND WOODWORKING TOOLS;
Atlas and other makes: low. sale
prices while they hey last; saws. S19:95
ers in stock: metal-working lathes;
ing. ELECTRIC Eou6IPMENT Co. 5
2473 Sherman ave. NV.
SAXOPHONE, Selmer. alto, with case
s 55and nsws Cost s4l6. sacrifice
SCREENS. 1851. half window size;
o eaai 05 5u. 7s sE also screen doors.
white pine frames. S1xes inch.
SEWING MAcHINE, round bobbin,
$50; party moving. LII. 7-4649.
SEWING MACHINE, cleo. portable,
forward and reverse. darning fea-
ture, all attach. Can't tell from new.
Cost S165, sell S55. HE. 4-S456.
SEWING MACHINE-31lb heavy duty
machine; 8 till IL Sunday. Gail
sEwING MACH. simplex cleo. port.
cost Sl25.. used 3 times. $65. Cali
SEWING MACHINE, portable. New
Home with case and attachments
never used: $50; JU. $1,000.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable;
like new reasonable. HO. 2-S24S
SHOES CANCELLATION - Clearance
sale women's famous brand shoes
81, value to S14.95. 1404 Monroe
81 NV; only, open 1913 pm. LIEB.
SHOES, CANCELLAT1oN-First DUAL.
ity, men. women, children. OUTFIT
family in famous-brand shoes at
savings to 500. LIEBERMAN, INC,
1404 Monroe st. NV. open 1913
pm. and 1881 N. Highland. Clar-
SHOWCASES. SIS with storage bin
IA bottom. Grill cost $3.50. S75. DU
siLSViEHRswARR, rairfax pattern; lef,
for sale, at less than price; viii be
IN window at 1912 Wis. ave. NV,
EN-. 3-9134. a
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FuRN.---Green daveno with cover,
sleeps 2. S15. JE. 2-2256.
FURN.-Clean cocoa stair carpet,
$l5; lge. wrought-iron tea cart. SD:
folding cot, high chair. Wo. 6-0618.
tionally beaut. slip covers: rugs, ia
bles, Grapes, brass andironsS cleo.
logs. lawn mower and extension lad
der; Jg; 5-6162;
Observation-Disclosures ooSca,s saror Kit ssie. and ensir
burner. chest, rugs. chrome chairs.
trunks. antique bed, ice box, screen
washer. EN-. 3-7S93.
FURN.-Wing chairs, din. chairs, an
s eS,1s! Empire ao.r sidsboard china closet
marie St, Arl., Va. -
FURN.-5.pc. liv. rm.. suite, S35;
rugs; girls bicycle, SIG: GE Nat tor
ironer, $50. IA. S-S923. Is
FDR;N;..3-piece Nv. I'm. suite. 9x12
FERS.MLlFvu Tvs I rm.. ma mod sagG'S' GOOD
eond.; reas. RA. 6-7s90. %
FuRN.--Pvt. home, marble hall piece.
END tables. dressers. radiator covers.
Ven; blinds; cheap. AID. 4-0137. "a
P yt; home. Owner isasins city. "a.
FURS,--s-pe. sectional. sofa, and
m maSsnn .o ehais $500, cost sos s4oG,;
upholstered In plastic and haye
sets custom slipcovers. ia. s.
vh1yy
.FSkN.-Bedrm:; ny 1m,. kif and odd
ptsmps. 9ust sen. 6So5 Ga. ave. NV
Fn HR Na :. eBHeeaut,ful fun bedroom
suite. walnut; sos, RE. 5-7705: {.
FuR!N;--5.pisce hedrm: suite; incl;
sSn pTsas oirdssy,s m nss vanity hs5d
With springs: secretary: piano:
saooyer vacuum cleaner with at
tscnmenss, nunet. emma canineG;
server. Bendix washer. Oh. e-sS05.
FuRN -Mahoganv din nm
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR sALe
RANGES.-NEW


Limited quantity Of brand-new, full-
size gas ranges, double ovens and
nigh hr0llers: 4f-50g6 on reg price:
terms and installation ARRANGED
See All models ut JOHN a. WEB
SIER. 627 & Sc. NV. ST. $4,000.
RECORDER. tape, Pentron. 2-speed;
egg sos So egna 12aIo Cost $3.50. sell
RECORDS Variety grand opera rec
erds incIuains Carliso and others.
recorder. AID. 2-5IS7.
RIEJfGRIGERATORS Electric and gas.
SIS. VIII deliver, ST. 3-l216.
REFRlGEkATORS. 200 gas. IN excel
lent condition 4 and 8 Gu It II
you need an extra refgr at home or
At your summer cottage, these are
BARGAIN They are now being
removed from apts:. to be replaced
REFRIGERasTiioSiRs, G used. rec s@su
toned. guaranteed. All sizes, from
$25 JOHN @. WEBSTER. 627
REFRiGERAToRs S3j, 4 cubic feet;
81! clean G-o 81 in. high. "a wide; $s5.
REFRiGERAToRs t2l. apartment.
SIC; gas; reasonable. CAN XII. g.
( S2TU. ssssN s4t ~ ----4
REFKiGERATORs. recond.. late mod
els; lge, stock barsatns. ACME STOVE
REFRIGERATORS. used. large assort-
ment from $40 up: some with l-year
guarantee; time payments. FRED
TRICKS, 3905 18th Sc. NV.
Hydrocarbons, cleo, gas. recond.,
from $50. 90. PEERLESS SALES Co,
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-55tSi,
and stove, electric;
excel. cond.; 1925 for both or will
sell separately. ! bass viol, newly
recond:, S75: Call West River 1921,
after OF all day Sat. and Sun. -
s. per mo. Full guarantee DCWD'S.
EN- 2-7300 441s Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATOR, Philco advance
Sc assign. = Gu. IT,. peri. cond.; $45.
REFRiGERAToR. servei. s Gu It,,
$40: 1870 Chesapeake st. NV. EN-.
REFRiGERAroR, General Elec., SIS:
seree pr rsigr., $50; Coldspot Tefsr,
cas- as ra ssasiA 5 soso ss Ssssser' $50
REFRIGERATORS, servei gas. new,
while they last. HU. 3-7255. %
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse. g.
Gu. IT,, good cond... $20;. screen
doors. 80 and SO in. wide. So.
Cypress 7-931I.
REFRIGERATOR. medium size. good
condition, including local delivery,
R En- ARi arSgso. Frir,daire. e.s
like drawers. auto. defr.. Shelves on on
door; S1S5. sos Sth st. ne, sun.
and MOn 1915.