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Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-29

the Knudsen family have returned
to our community to make tnelr
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Grendahl ana
DAUGHTER. Ailene, of Anaconda were
visiting at the Ray Quigley nome
last weekend.
Enjoying Sunday afternoon bar
henIe at the Ray Quigley home
were Mr.. and Mrs. Don DeVall and
! LYNNE and the Lyle Knudsen fam
ily. Don DeVan was CHIEF COOK lor
the occasion.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-29
III. n. Visitors

HUNGRY HORSE-Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Wilmont from Portland are
visiting at the Clair Brassfield
home.
Pete Springer and family are
moving from house "a to house "a.
MIR. and Mrs. John Rodiliski of
Great Falls visited with their nep-
hew, Pat McVay and family.
Mrs. Dick Greiner and children
returned home Sunday after spend
ing the week in Poison
The Jack Chaplin family are NOV
ing from house SO to house IL.
Dony and Jimmy Collins from
Great Falls spent the week will
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clair Brassfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Inns came after the boys Sunday.
Judy Sletten returned home will
her sister, Mrs. R. Wagner, to Mis-
soula to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Smith ant
daughters from Chief Joseph Dan
and Ben's sister and husband from
Davenport, Wash, were week EN-
guests at the Neal Turner home.
Marietta Lee arrived home Sun
day from Spokane to spend a tw
week vacation with her parents
Leonard Lees.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-29
Discusses Use Of
Various Fertilizers
BY Leonard wager, HorficvIfUrist
Montana Extension service


BOHEMIAN - Maintaining good
soil fertility is one important garden
task since fertile soils produce
abundant yields of high quality gar
den crops. Two things are needed to
maintain a fertile, workable soil:
plenty of organic matter and good
quantities of plant nutrients in the
soil.
A soil well supplied with organic
matter is easier to work. It makes a
heavy soil more friable, and it inn
proves the water holding capacity
of lighter, sander soils. Soils well
supplied with organic matter hold
chemical nutrients better. Soils that
are continuously cropped without
adding organic matter soon become
low in this important soil constitu.
ent. In nature, there is a continuous
cycle of growth of the plant, then
death of the plant putting back the
organic material in the soil. An in
termediate stage of the cycle is
where animals utilize these plan
products before they 60 back to the
SOIL When man takes over the cul
tivation of the soil, this cycle may
be broken. 1t may only be modified
if he seeks means whereby he put!
back organic matter into the soil il
some form or other
On the farm, the organic matte
may be replaced by the utilization
of animal manures Since such pro
ducts are scarce for the town gar
dener he may use other forms o
organic material such as peat mos
and compost. The maintenance of
compost pile at the back of the gar
den is an important conservation
measure for the city gardener. Her
he can decompcse animal and veg
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-29
Buys 2x 4 x les

HUNGRY HORSE-Monarch Lum-
Der Co., Kalispell, was awarded a
contract for $196 to supply 1000
board feet of 2x4x16s surfaced four
sides for the Bureau of Reclamation.
It becomes part of warehouse stock.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-07-29

1ooAx. 1laas Is nsca1A91seo oGe6MpGNce
UPON sAs1AL TRACTS g ptafNk7Glx oAftGo
FOREST LAND AvefAeiho A3 AcaGS n am
MAT nAppeMS oM Tlaeee SMAll WOODLANDS
coaseI,y AFFECTS ms mAa,oelS WOOD supplx
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29
HEADS COUNTY PROGRAM
CONTINUED from Page one)

grew lima beans as a cash crop.
He graduated from the FELTON,
High School in 1910, and attended
the University of Delaware for a
short period. He is married and
has a family of three children.
In his earlier years, he was a
All Club member for five years,
and won a trip to the National
All Club Camp in 1910. He also
won a trip to the All Club Con-
gress at Chicago in 1912 with a
dairy products demonstration. He
has since served as the Paradise
All Club leader for five years. He
has also been president and a di-
rector of the Kent County Links.
He was the first president and
later director of the Older Rur-
al Youth program started by VIII
liam Tarbell, who was then coun-
ty agricultural agent.
Since 1888, Mr.. Hall has been a
member of Trophy Grange at Eel
ton, and has served as assistant
steward in the Pomona Grange.
He is member of the Masonic
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29

pm. in Grace Fellowship Hall of
Wesley Church. DR.. Glenn ClarRs
contribution to the Christian
movement has been outstanding.
He has influenced thousands OF
people by his work as a college
professor, as an author, as a lee
turer at conferences, as a leader
in various types of retreats, and
as the organizer of The Camps
Farthest Out. DR.. Clark impress
es those who meet him as one
who knows God, and who has
learned the secret of the power
from on high which makes life
triumphant. The devotional prac-
tices of Glenn Clark have STEM
med from these two convictions:
that God has something for him
to do in the world, and that God
has directed his daily paths. How
ever, his mysticism is no escape
from the realities of world needs.
DR.. Clark is vitality interested in
the international problems which
divide mankind and is tireless in
his concern for the people in the
world who are hungry and cold.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29

One of the most shocking ac-
cidents in this section for a num-
ber of years occurred on the
crossing of the Delaware Railroad
at Armstrong; Corner, just above
Middletown at 1890 o'clock Sun
day morning when Edward M.
Beaston, one of our young and
progressive farmers was hit by a
northbound express train and fat
ally injured. At the time of the
accident Mr.. Beaston was driving
to his home near Armstrong;
Corner to get list of names for
his wedding invitations and the
woods on the west side of the
track at that place made it i'm
possible for him to see the ap-
preaching train until it was with
in a few feet of the crossing. Mr..
Beaston was to have been married
to Miss May Roe of near Massey,
Md, on January 4th.
At a meeting of the Smyrna
Town Council last Friday evening
the members were forced to make
a change in the work force at the
Light and Water Plant caused by
the resignation of A. F. Walton,
assistant superintendent, who will
give up December the 31st to ac-
cept a position with the local
agency of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company.
Blackiston's Church was the
scene of very pretty wedding
Wednesday evening, December 20,
the contracting parties being
Miss Daisy Mills, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. David Mills, prominent
young lady; of Blackiston's, and
Mr.. Ernest Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis, a prosperous
young farmer near Kenton. The
Rev. D. F. McFaul performed the
ceremony.
Edward E. Massey, cousin of
Mrs. Joseph E. Carter and Messrs.
Charles r. and w. T. Massey of
this town and vicinity, died at the
residence of his brother, S. E.
Massey in Middletown on Friday.
Typhoid pneumonia was the cause
of his death.
Rev. w. L. S. Murray, DID,, for
many years a pastor of st. Paups
M. E. Church, Wilmington, has
declined. an invitation to return
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29

Lodge Temple No. 9, AT. and A
ID. at Milford. He is also an ac-
tive member at the Frederick
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Wilson is retiring from the
office to spend more time at farm
ing. His % years of experience
will continue to be valuable to the
county committee on which he
will now serve as one of the men,
bers. Besides he and Mr.. Ennis,
Merrill Jones, of FELTON,, form the
county committee. Lawrence Hill
of Milford and Samuel Walker of
Woodside are the alternate men,
bers. The committee determines
the nature of the soil conserva-
ton program in the county, and
then sees that it is carried out
through the Office manager.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29

next year. His reasons are that
ne has accepted &C all extended
ne has accepted a call eextended
Church. The official board of St
PauPs has extended a call to Rev.
Charles A. Hill, D. D., of Sails
oury' Nd, formerly pastor of
Smyrna and he has accepted the
invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Irving Handy
and children of Newark spent
Christmas with her father, Mr.. w.
M. Bell.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29
70 Years Ago

Winter made its advent over
the weekend in Smyrna with two
inches of snow and a temperature
that got down to 10 degrees, the
lowest since cold weather set in.
The first real snow of the season
set in Sunday evening and by
midnight Smyrna and the entire
State was hidden under a white
blanket.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29

DIR. Glenn Clark To Be In Dover
Glenn Clark, one of the great
spiritual leaders of today, will
conduct a one-day prayer retreat
at Wesley Methodist Church, Dov-
er on Saturday, Jan. Z. The meet
ings will be held at 2:30 and 8
Smyrna times., 1955-12-29
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column.
now a regular feature Of the
Times. win call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

REAL ,EHHATk eAlEgnEQPLNi full
porlsnitg Is slsft rssa!ss nan 8
ssTzTE. IA. 5-sssS
TAP DANCE TEACHER. expert
enced with Children. qa1. elAlses
Tor So dance studio. % 3-za9s
NAN on WOMAN 5 or 81 days;
care for eerii-inFaild man; Inv.
Boz 361-x. star. 2ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
10000 BARGAINS
J. H, GICHNER
ISIS NJ et. NV. Elk. 5-352'


WASHERS AND DRYERS NEW, 4
you have ashland want ter
fific deai--see PARAMOUNT CO.
29Oe o.. ave. n.w... Hu. 3-4e00
WASHERS, late models: wfinsei
sSpssI .l sss % sss each. Must ST. sfll
3ppb 14th st. n.wa IA. !, 2sSsO0
z1aA Georgia ave, a; S-sbOa
automatic; i. perfect eond.: $40
wSsSallHk ka;s 7-6 baS1ISk;Rs automatic iona
dfiers, new 1865 model. SQ9. Az
prices. Remsmbef no price beats
Wholesale. Open eyes. 81 81 sun
SsSs sbl - e APPLIANCE III ssSss Who'll, III.
6Ai,ERe, e1e Silver sprinB ave-,
ipst behind the frehouse. -27
WAbHEk, wsinser type. SIS; gocd
condition. Call BP. S-e23i. .--2f
WAsHER6. Automatic nendiy end
90, drisfs; .s3S each: no delivery.
'EELpEhs. new o. used, LINcoLNs.
A. IAS Bsiso.. Nj b.ssii. a.a'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

IEACHKRS, white, elenaentAly. epeech
a as eszl' fs4i gan 3 4 M EaAoAlAs
TRLEPHONH OPERATOR. secretaEial
sss,yss sss syc A. s hS,. q ss1oe
1850 Pm: sseeiisnt ensircnms S
permanent position and eood salsrJ
for dependebie woman hefNeen
1850. call IN. $500 after
pm. for appt. 10 Be inter-
viewed. --24
TYRIsx, TO be trained without cost.
as veritype operators. Wide en-
pioyment opportunity N Govern
ezpsrience 70 Box 34S-B, Star.
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FARM end GARDEN lcsns.l

LEAF vac: The power zleeAiae
your su isss a SIS ID Der AZ. RHIsrsL
TOOLS q EQUp. CO. 10. eloe3i.
SLUDGR, top sol. an Dirt blue
s ssSsI4I road travel and hsuiiss o
TREE REMOVAL pruning, toppipA
s ss1SaiiEsk eeLsYT6s u. e s.o SUI
SALE OCT. 2i.ae.2s, hunds.d.
TS 9st bsii.d ssl. . elas ,l ssa
10 70 IL q. Prices drasticaliy re-
dyieed. u, z-0646. Nursery.
blocks south Seven Cofners. ---22
BEEF-To buy choice beef from
nearby We. farm for your deep
ireezs at &c per h., cal Il
PfAISSgT now, = stravbsrry. fssp-
very low. Beautiful coIorfnl ehrys-
anthenurs. creeping phlQx. tai
phlox, puppiess primrose. Iris sons
dwarf ptnks: also double lark
spur plants RuRpoEFs RIAL
Estate OFFICE, 1875 Coiesvtils
s sss. gAs ssI : 3 y; g. ssE ;ss s!s.-
LANDsCAPMG. .oadins. srsdins.
blueGrAss laid, 600 per square I'd.
Immediate delivery. Call after. 9.
sfpcIsE az NV EourrsrrSrzaorn
stock shredder, $500. reduced to
$500: ~ 3 Offset disc with z4-in.
disc. 5000. reduced 70 $3.50: a6 4
reduced 20 $500: 7-ft. cultiniulcher.
$3.50, reduced to S925: Oft. CUTIE
New Holland Inns soWer. ID IL.
S27B. reduced TO $40: Cub 3-eanG
ffont-mount lawn mowers. $526.
reduced 10 $40. Cub 3-eaig eens
tef-mount lawn mowers. 1910, re-
duced TO S240, Also used l-roN
corn picker, 500. reduced tQ S4ge,
,s Cub 5-gscg mnye GrS sh7S; i,1 e.
JsE ISsr I sp5IPSi M n ana ss E sr.s-
tor. c and Cub tractor. Ford trac-
tor with mower. new Holland baiefs
den tractors II > INC picker. side
rake, piows and disc tractor spfeed-
er. cuitimplcher and drill. Ma.
LQNEY,s. INC. Silver eprtns, Nd.
NAIL Ca1iN SAWS. new ana ussd,
parts and service MALoNEY,e.
NC. silver Spring, Nd. 80. 6-il5a3.
NEW EoUIPMEN1s full line Of. IEi-
transitional tractors and farm
equip. New Holland. New idea farm
EQUIP and elevators. MeyeT4~hey
conditioner. Sherman and Henry
baekhoea and leaders. Briilion grass
seeders. Ezee Flow lime sewers. balef
and binder twipe: parts and service.
MAL0NEY's, Silver epfine. No.
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Hundreds Of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Sample Bargain store
Of washington

eo7 7th st. NV. Elk. 3-6742
store Hours: > TO . including sat-
urSe,s 3. Nh .Rs., apd p I1sf Z, 80, e .
TURN, studio couch: COY. Winthfop
s.sy:; !. i yorn,iss - I9g dinssse J. sst:
Y .l i:i' 8: " I'D S.; r
HuRN.--sssod ~. rn. bedfm..
sinetta. lamps. XII. s-0o5b. --2i
FUkN .--2-ps, Nv. rfn. tinakea bedl.
Tables mod. hedrnl., dinettfs rug,
! lamps. drapsss $500 or ell sep:
prns, new. misc, Qy. 53.25n4. --3
FURN Bsdrn,s: $50. dinstts, $50:
S7s5E sosa sin / T. nv !. a Al g5 %.
FUaN.--Mosins, must seii-pair
raahoG corner cabinets, perfect:
pr. beanf. Tfifnri table lamps:
Victorian chair Petit point, DUN
can Phyfe din. table 0 chattB.
haii and elaM feet. seats green
slus i sCs nsI.. sus snpose HE
SCREEN. &c. Beautiful aPs. Tor rent;
Hii esashaIsos kb. nv Nv Aps. ; acs.
SHAAs sSTSS1RsSicEs . new american
Standard; viii heat BERN. house:
5000 delivered: We VIII show you
how 70 Install. KE. 8-S9ss. ---s1
GAS RANGE, Roper 40-insh: clean:
n use: S2g 80. IA. 3-Y697.
GAS RiNGES, neu, used; repaif Oh
coal. HAs ranges. ACME SLONk.
iOif 9TH q. nv. IA. S-e9b2
ton. PEfRLESs SAILS CO.. 1887
"a, ave. NV, DE. 2-b666.
Gas RANGE. 4.hufner. TAppan
ssil, iu siis rs sp 1sse s7l sSoa :. sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21

CONTRACTORS -epeclaiilina n gofk
modelin6s afditionG. club roonns.
peTches. dofnels, atties. hf4t1ne.
snd .pe5ntts. NATHAN chfMTz,
ExcAYATING or ALE TYPKs, rent
fsasoasSis rates. IL. s-S6Ss. ~
FLA0sfpNR. STONE. cKlfKNT. Pc.
ss s s Ssl|i 1i'' 81 e i4 sss: '''lna'''
Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porehez. psii1s. walks. fetsining
A MI: So as iseaSeesi 10, s.,qag
FLOORS REkfNfsnED LIKE NEWl
ss1s vs ssSsi9 wh Issnsss sn rri e., G. =
ELooR sANplHG--Finishing clean
a ins and y rsh Fess gstesi free
FLOORS sSNnEDs finished. 7c "a "a
suar, {. {. aiNsoN. 10 1919,
PAINTING. mastering. general re-
pairs, roof Eepaired; free ssti-
TN; IA. g-s94g -
fAlMLiMG. interior end exterior,
tu my time, 4. dg2MlNlCh. IA.
pAiiEa4Riasref s ", 4s-0si - .x,.,,o,.
white InschAnicsi free estimates,
Fnone Any time. %. 2-217v. Z,
PAINTING. ssni remodeiins: salts.
neg eustQmerz for over rs yrs. M
z L.A \! q 4 Va: s.sosi !; Y. e.si %
!.ssios; |. exterior EisI leSn s.ssil1li
- %
r .s,,,r ,1g slg and uP this week ].
gnty HOO ouniast Washable papers.
RsfERiNsgy0 s. ia. fhs oass. 500 com
pietf. PAINFUL, interior. extefio{;
Hnise meen.niet reas. Ma; "
81 sSSri yas, -AHeoUs,,v 80 4,
RLAstl5,hlNu DOM patch VOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
FARM AND GARDEN

T Sss:4.;4 20 s:ry .l ls.g s.s nsiE
AzSESI2asIs. hardy .. . p;;,Ss s1Sss..s. , q
T0fsQIL-vssy seed sieh 'opsc ,n
Aiz sAiiS 'SHxifiiSsfixs. LAND,
senEIscAi zsERs ,oaRpEss, s ssii
Sliso Greek pkwy.. TAX Pk.. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-21
LAlserLI ANlnus Ina sALE I
MATTRESs SPECIALS

MATTRESS SPECIALS
$30Trade Ins$30
On your old Wor1.out and lumpy
new modern hAfio ALLY AbfER-
fIeED box eprinb end mattreas.
King Discount FtIrii. Co.
S|} NY Ss''1as y. ,sSSsi '5S| .SlSs
MAT CB0FPERe AND MEA1
COMPUTING 0cAL,Ee-Vt an
very much oyerstoeked.. Make US
an oidef, pay cash and take ,en
/ the eboyes HACklRMAN eALEs
CO. o4t MAINE AVENUE 8. w
Mecfay RefrigeFAtor Bi1g. --2b
MfMEoGKAPH-A.B. Dick; eiee.;
nodek 100; ike new: complete with
Ssrfain. I'm. 7iS il$2 x 81. NV
MIME0GRAPH. Model e2, electri,
with cabinet: needs cleaning. lfsi
tf25 eash. IA. a-ia50 BEL e-6
MOTORS. bought sold. exeh.; 81
H Ra6iE co. 5IHisss Sherman sSs ~
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POULTRY. RABBITs. Eccs
Cattle AND LIVESTOCK
coal. Wo6D. FUEL OH

0AL-chestnut: 5 tons: yefy Eea.
scnable. Must haul. Call VA.
24-ineh lengths. ses.
soned oak, $50: 500 oak. sos
zine: 49, saPS PIE. SO per , scrd.
FfREWoob. eDHELryERED FKEE-
lO0ss seasoned oak. cut YOUR a..
meneions, 26F. discount, order now.
AcKMAE'S. Garden 1885.
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LEAKs. poNpeToNE vill steg yoql
your properly. BohpBloNE car
g s:, spp slssth e s soxp sasfas ss.ri rs'
pay. OF. -6t33; eFenilgs ans
coNTkzcTiEo CO. lsie Beth
us hEs;i Sssh1 lMzfaIiEw..n.,.. dryer.
ensfs dis1 s.hsrs astsfs lansss
sasahl sap'n snd Soon aar ssn Pss
We've so them al, sll g real 6. =,
We deliver. install and slafnnte'
50 yrs. IL basinesl; cal o. yilit eul
e e|,E,' so6 r. r i. ( ave, hs e.. rs 4
y VIII ELEPHANT SALE = IRE
christInas. Come early for Be.
@#~|
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,AGENTs
sITVATIcNs-lNfN
sITuArloNs--WoMIN


COMPANION. M0UsEKEErER -
Unineumbered, have car; cheerful.
capable, refined: win travel: lady
@ gentleman; $50 Per week. 9.
GRAD. PRAcrIcaL NURSE dssiFsa
night work: private home or In
ststution. Rel, tn, 2449e3.
tion desired: hotel reservation
expefisnce. Box 372-A star.
TRANSLATOR. tnteFuTetef, Retired
y. g Foreign service eniploye. BIZ
isn Faii q oSfEit tiiSs. Tel III, q
LlDY. 20. desires fountain lob SIX
days per yE.: : yrs. exper.s De-
pendzble, fast neal. Oh 1855
desires sxpins and ssa.
of y MoE- Wed, ~ nIghts: prefer
ME. 6-2iO0, Hxt. COS Go pm.
WOMEN. colcred. age 40, desire
C0L0RED. RESPECTABLE WOMAN
wants part time work or cleaning
ofhces. Ii. 6-si40. o2s
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GAS RANGES
Apt. sire, se m. Table Top
SIS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACE Hunk co.

sa2o Georgia Ave. NV. M. 3-l42i
GUN. I2-gauge auto. Termination
eospi. oserhaulsd and II peTiec,
ecs, s5 9ss .. sri nov nov zoe cs ii 81 ST
HEATkRs, ranges. stoves: neN. uset
leas. OIL, coal. wood. eisc AGMs
HtDE-A-HED with cover, AID 4
pi0SPsfAI BED. Ike nav; head ails
foot elevattng. one side: $50. pnvu'
HSoatssfiasobES ITEMS Moaainr
Cooking ware, glassware. Dresses,
si.s I0. 1904 Raymond st., Chew
chase. Nd.
JxCKET--Raueh mink. Very lovely
Sx75. 0olns South. Phone Wo
0-bi07. ---x5
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STONEWORK

3 o. .
BLACKSTONE terraces, walks, retain.
mr. walls: eli kinda Of cement work:
b MARCucclo. Popiar a-Ssss
WA1ERPRO0FING. cement work. 80
"a customer satisfaction: tree est,
seaa; tates. teInia,. ROBERT =,
PRICE ASSOC. ~. S-1600. Us
SPECIALISTS IN home improve.
nlentS. for home owners: AL types
81 yamodeitng, additions club.
rooms. porches, dorWers. attirs:
also FILA financing, For free Nsti-
mate phone VI. 2-6411. 23s !
PRE- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Rponns compieteiy painted or papered,
sac per rin.:. earpeutry. noors
S ;,a a,t ting, s1sssTssl ana plumb
fronts painted. SIS and 10. etc,
EVENINGS and weekend work Il
ds;.Esa AZ lst S, slass: REALTY sL,Ic
( r III
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DACNsHUNDs--AKC; 10 wks.;
champfcnghip hloodline; country
raised. Also champion sired fee
male, ". Browning s-s0oe;
DACHsHUNDs--smoo,h ionrhsir;I
best blood lines, Puppies; breed
stock: BAYARD KENNELS, il
SELLING iIiis OUT KNTrRR stock Of
birds; fish; and RE- supplies and
cOckERio wks.; Axe; black yfe-
dHeaffsMaN roLIcE DoG--ae mos.
CID; good MstchdQE;. call between
HtRRT 70 SEE TiiEsE RnEiishI
Sgrs1Sss, spaFsss psPB ss. s sssssn Sy
ants 81 the Recorder line have been
bred Tor beauty and superiority Is
pets show or hunting dogs. 0L.
P6lNTRk u months old, msls.
ready Tor HUNTING, Has shots, GR.
psISIHfiAN PUPs, al mos. Axe
reg. champion hIoodiines. Excel
PET, Reas. u. 4-43ba Or "; s.
fS n5 PuPPIEs. miniature BLACK s
Axe. 3, weeks. adorable. .pu.
Bif ssSi Axe. 1 wks., male lea and
female. Black blanket. sired qSl
c. Security Salute; $3.50. Lo, s.
BOXER AT STUD, show.winnIinr
son Of Champion Guests End oi
sirrah crest. Cali u. 3-05el.
BEAGLE, male, 9 wks. old, cham
MON ef0ck. Axe req. "a South
Hudson st.. ArL, va. IA. 7-e55b.
POINTER. male and female setter:
must eelli REGISTERED. Ia. 6-i6sl.I
.s5SrfIEiss. .sAele. puppies, !, "a ,,,, sssd|
n IGs Eu EISssSslib M u a-ii sis.
si away; hunted toEether; $40 forI
both: reason for selling; sickness.
P sSRp2Sp olssvill EN- Ma, s iSssfs csis.-
k Hll'f M Z Wis. Old. trained nol
cost, jast . : GOod home. PHONE |
Wkkff1. puppy. pslma.! ssi GOOD
hbcHEee cia ,., farm Va N ~: S,soss MN.l
s aieffi. sHEEPDoGs. AXE req
lstsrsa srsa fish s, ssId ITlees Ehgns
CnCKER, beautiful black male.
mos; old, AKC champion lines.
LGGhsHhaapwc 4 gEfRa4'siniEvER. 4-no, old
kKG ree.; excel. for hunting or pets.
ENG. isaPSRidiiNGkk sPHNiEL ftP.
Axe. Healthy, hAppy. future chsspgp.
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Spray Room Lamps, 250-W.
*. proof SEQ ca. Atlas. Ap. 7-144t
lSB7 Tsnsisvood Dr.. Hiadens.. I'D.
STAIR RUNNER. blue Kafastar
with pads; almost new. Can VA
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3PECIAL IuRcHAeR o. FACTORY
CLQaB.QqLE. POOR eAAFLEe
AND WAREHoueE STOCK EN-
h hbHhiSs e Al To s02yyfIN NS ~ i ~
IAN rklcEs. All iTENs SOLD
pak. $685. Wreusht.iron tabIs
lamps, $3.g5: modern sesk a Cor
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YARiTXfISTS, TN o. part time, @
late model machines. Write letter
listing experience to Boz 2bO-h.
exp. italian fpod; a.
/. eel. clientele; lunch, dinner datly.
4 sat. sun. dinner only; no latf
hours Apply n person. LlxkEA
ITALIAN CAFE. 1874 = q. nv,
sFAITREss, must be expetienced. Ap-
ply Il MEXICO. zoos Conn. ave.
NV. between II and ?. 22
MATTRESSES, white. exper.. good
tips. Call after 4 PM. co. b-ee5A,
NApOLEON'S RESTAURANT. @64e
Conn. ave. NV. III
MATTRESSES, young. neat. exper.
Apply u person. 2s40 WiEeonsiu
i. ave. NV. --2S
WAITRESS. white. iishtxork; must
Be experienced, S01 b I'll ne.
NAiTkEss WkNTED---Nisht work,
Must be experienced IN food and
cocKAT66 cArE i BAR, Ills
wAiiSEss. white: nish.s only. 70.
cal ABC experienee preferred.
Apply IN person after . pm. Pa
NOUS RESTAURANT. 1915 New
Sotk ave. NV. -&A
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SAFES! SAFES!

is available. All sizes and makes,
$50 and Up Tor Immediate use. Yrss
HANHATTAN OFFICE EcuyP. CO
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
laws, one siesAw. one ripssW ccna-
ptetf; $fss5 TOT both; or VIII sell
SAX0RHONE--NeW seimer tenor,
balanced action; Chesterfield nip
ys islii ss ssAC III IN Nss Home. assa
type, aimqst nsW. Must sell b
FLEMING. steA = we have ioMesl
prices and stock. commercial Efadt
shelving, Free planning service
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