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The Nome nugget., 1955-07-20
BOY SCOUT MEETING
Boy Scout Hall
Thursday evening. 1880 pm.

N Q T G Z
Sales Tax reports on retail
sales and services for the quar-
ter ending June 80. 1855. must
be in the City Clerks Office by
July 80. 1855.
Carrie NJ. McLain.
City Clerk
Publish July 20, Is, %, 1855
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the
US. Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy with intermittent driz-
BILE or rain and fog tonight and
Thursday. Winds Sc Sis mph.
today increasing to 1925 mph.
Thursday. Little change in tenn
perature. Lowest temperature ex-
pected tonight AS, highest Thurs
day So
Nome data last "A hours as Of
am. today: Precipitation, trace.
Month total 2O4 inO Max. wind
8 mph from the SW. Sunrise at
2:28 am, sunset at 9:49 pm.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 81, low AZ. Extremes this
date since 1907: high IA in 1882,
low "a in 1912.
Why is it that freight carried
on ship is called cargo and
when carried on a railroad car
is called a shipment?
The Nome nugget., 1955-07-20

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01

feed, when the shadows begin to
lengthen in the evening she will be
standing at the gate, asking to be
let in and given the chance to yield
the rich burden which she has
stored in daylight hours.
This uncrowned princess is the
poor mans chief reliance, his trieo
and trusted friend. She is true to
him when all the world is cold.
Her concern is to help all humani-
ty. and the man who lives in a cab
in with seven towheaded children
needs her as much as the itch man
with three automobiles, and fcnr
servants. / believe the cow loves a
poor man best, for he needs her
most.
Just stop minute and ask your
selves this questionf?9?? What
wouiG happen to this country of
ours and not only this country nut
this entire world, and all mankind
IL al the dairy cows in the world
would die today? We could get
along better without our railroads.
banks, and crops but without THIS
PRINCESS the race would sicken,
decay and finally perish.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01

of Impressed pleats. with a chapel
train. Her veil was of ingertip
length. held by satin juliet cap
OF seed pearls. She carried bou-
quet of white orchids, white roses
and lilies of the valley.
The brides mother chose a gown
of maUye lace with blush accessor-
les and white orchids. The bride
groom S mother wore a Dior blue
pean de sCie with navy accessor-
les and a corsage OF white orchids
They viii honeymoon in New Eng
land and Canada The couple viii
reside in Milford.
We welcome Or. and Mrs. Harold
McCurdy and family. who are here
for the summer vacation from
Chapel Hill, y. c., and have open
ed their home here and will enter
tain their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Russell of
Wilmington were guests for several
days last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Jester and son John. Mrs.
Jester has been on the sick list.
Sunday guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Russell, SF-, of New Castle.
Mrs. Maggie Sapp of town and
her children, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
Denney of Marcus Hook, Pa, spent
the weekend at their cottage at
RiverdaIe. They report big catches
of founder there now.
Mrs. Hettie Palmer was surprised
on Monday with a visit of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Dodd and baby of East
Orange, \. ]. Mr.. Dodd is the grand
son of Mrs. W. Belts, former res
ident here.
Louder Belts spent the weekend
in Baltimore with his wife and
children.
On next Thursday evening the
Kent-Sussex Pony and Little
League baseball teams will play a
double header at the Milford Ball
Park. The little league game will
start at p. m. and the Pony League
at $50 p. m. Don't miss this as
the little fellows always give us a
good game. Proceeds from these
games will be used to send an all
star team to the Pony League World
Series tournaments this fall. Ad-
mission is 25c for children and soc
for adults. You may get tickets
from members of the Lions Club.
Mr.. Matlack will furnish a bus to
take those that do not have trans
portation Bus will leave the fire
house at $3.50 p. m, sharp.
Miss Joan Marie Conley of Fred
erica, is one of 126 students at
Longwood College to be recognized
for superior scholarship on the
Deans List
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
$50 Present For
Houston Dairy Sh0lU
Continued from page one)

The four breeds of Dairy Cows
were on hand to be viewed by the
audience and these were Loaned
by the following: Guernsey, Mr..
Jehu Davis; Jersey, Johnny Ben
son; Ayrshire, George simpson
lald Holstein is Alvin Brown.
1 This Hcls.ein named "Becky'
was the COW that the 10 contestants
tried theIg skill at hand milking
Miss Alice Graham was the only
contestant who milked the largest
amount of milk with Miss Connie
ParVis placing second in this divi-
sion of tie contest.
The decorations for the evening
were prepared under the leadership
toI Miss hoseaana Messick and Mrs.
Martha Benson.
The speech of Johnny BENSON in
its entirety follows.
Good evening, friends of the
/ Dairy Cow: Perhaps you
have all heard Senator Vests Trib-
ute to Dog. - Tonight
would like to read (''Tribute to
! the Dairy Cow The Dairy Cow
and her rich products is the animal
we are honoring here tonight. Yes,
/ this is June National Dairy
month-a month set aside to honcI
or Dairy Cattle. Webster's dehni-
ZION of Cow" is 1.-THE mature fe-
male of any bovine animal" This
is a true definition, but if / was
asked TO give my OWN definition
it would be something like this
The cow is Mans chief reliance
! his tried and trusted friend
Our dairy cow is the friend ol
man who pits the firm rink fest
on the Tiny, tender, frames of chill
dren- SHE is the friend who never
FAILS them. When little children
are well and strong, SHE makes
them stronger. When they are sick
and wasted SHE raises them III
and starts them off again to bet
ter start. Her milk is the one PER-
Feet FOOD for EVERYBODY. Yol
| may have never thought of milk a:
teing our perfect food, but let:
see Just what is in a bottle of milk
! FIRST, we have the cream line ol
butterfat. Below the cream line We
have protein, sugar and mineral:
or about 6S4 energy units. We al
know that these proteins, sugars
and minerals are what is needet
to give us sturdy muscles, strong
bones, sound teeth and helps the
body guard against sickness.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01

The dairy COW works for ALL
humanity without ever complaining
AND A COW HAS NEVER GONE
ON STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES
EITHER. What does THIS un-
crowned princess ask for in re-
turn for her riches???2 Just this
a place to sleep, enough TO eat, and
the gentle voice and pat of her mas
ter's hand. Her motto is SERVICE
and she gives far more than she
receives.
1t may not appear so to you, but
the dairy COW is an extremely
HARD worker. In order for her 10
MIKE one pound Of milk, ii has
been found that she must pump 400
pounds of blood through her I'D
der So, you can see a COW making
so pounds of milk in a day would
pump $4,000 pounds, or 16 tons of
blood through her uddel. This re-
quires much work by the heart and
by the lungs, and so you can see
why the dairy COW might be con-
sidered IAN ALL AMERICAN
ATHLETIC"
1nlS ualTy princess is LADf-
yes, a REAL LADY-she does not
need FINE clothes, or POWDER,
or LIPSTICK to set off her beauty.
She GIVES to. men and women and
children of all races and creeds,
sue is kind to all ard favors none
above the rest. She is dainty too
in her tastes. She would rather die
before she would feed on flesh. Her
feed is clover, grain, and grass
yes, GRASS with whicis God car
pets the earth in living green as il
springs fresh from the heart OF
| nature.
This princess is domestic. She
loves home, she knows the place
where she lives and is faithful to
it. If she must wander away for
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
Girl Scout Camp
Opens On July 10
CONTINUED from page ID

piications, as sooE as possible, to
he Peninsula Girl Scout Council,
Inc, Denton. Md.
This will be the first summer that
the Peninsula AID Wlcomico Coun-
ellis have held q 1eint camping ses-
sion, which viii be under the direc-
tion of Miss Dorothy Hdmber. Miss
Gambler is the Executive Director
of the Wicomico Gil Scout Coun-
ell and comes weli-cualified TO her
summer post, having rad several
years of experience as a camp di-
rector.
Camp Todd Is scenically located
in a partially wooded area on the
south side of Silver Lake, which is
four miles south of Denton, Md. The
camp site has been enlarged and
improved this year and now COM
prises 100 acres. The permanent
structures have been remodeled.
with particular attention to the san
itary facilities and to the lodge
which has been screened, the floors
re-Gone and the buildings painted
In this camping session all meals
VIII D6 uSlu III lHC huge Win the
exception of unit cook-outs. There
has been extensive repair to the
damage caused by the hurricane,
with clearing of fallen trees from
the area. The rioneer Unit is in a
new and better location on the lake,
with the addition of a new well for
this unit. Many of the repairs men
toned were made possible through
the receipts from Cookie Fund sales
promoted by the Scouts.
Girl Scout camping is an enrich
ening experience, giving the girls
an opportunity to learn to use their
own resources and the spiritual ex-
perience of living close to nature.
Girl Scouts are busy at camp, par
ticipating in a well-rounded pro-
gram of activities, which prepares
them for worthwhile living both
now and later on.
Established Girl Scout camping is
relatively new on the Peninsula and
is fortunate in having the facilities
available for the young people. This
enterprise deserves our combined
interests and continued support
that it may prosper and grow in its
aim to meet the needs of our chill
dren.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
HOG WITH INTEREST

GILMAN CITY, Mo. - Up = For
year razor-back hog rampaged
around these parts, eluding dogs
and would-be pig hunters. The
SOW escaped from Virgil Warren
as he attempted to unload her af-
ter a trip back from Arkansas.
Finally, dog cornered the
grunter out in the woods and she
was roped by the farmers at the
end of a battle.
When captured she had seven
husky piglets running Is pounds
apiece.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01

So, when we see her in our mea-
dows or in our barns-lets stop
and praise her as she deserves
for SHE is truly the "UNCROWNED
PRINCESS OF THE WORLD.
May we honor and praise her as
she deserves and may she NEVER
Perish.
| thank you.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
BT THE NUMBERS

HOUSTON. Tex -(P)- The 15
persons who organized an oil COM
peay finally selected as name:
The Fifteen Oil Co."
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01

There are usually more plants
and animals in temperate than in
tropic oceans.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

LhSGLEx lasS I,f, PAEKVAssgme HFsy As; large q
ment, and move right in. No red
tape. .2-story brick. home, with
nice bedrooms and fenced ward:
convenient to everything: S14,3bO.
See 1t todavl Exclusive with BOW
ERS bros Ap T-aAO0
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI MANoR-semidet. brick
full bsmt: with knotty. pine REG
rm.: gas heat. Anchor-fenced re6i
yard. .vacant: immediats poses S
T9EMsNT FEE sSIo eosTs eeoMn OntSs gay psy
ments only. $s5, Can Mr.. LovtNG
ST 3.046S or OIL 4-490s.
ADELPHI-Attrac. 2-yr.-old brick
RAMBLER, 3 nice bedrnis., mod. kit
finished bsmt. with bath. S14,450
HUGH T PECK, HE. 4-6400.
AVONDALE, 1000 Hayden rd.-Cor-
ner detached brick liv. rm; with
reDlssee Ssssm, din t,leg r hssS m9aern ,t kitihsn
bedrms., tiled bath, ind a.; ga.
a.-c. heat. full bsmt.; patio and
porch. Priced right, will arrange
terms. Call Mr.. Jarrett, with r. g
DUNNE. HQ. 2-07Q0 or NO. 7-2g24
BERWYN, S709 4Sth pl. Open, 2 ia
Ga acre; 3 6edrms., sep. din. rm.,
IDEAL e, SsIdrs 81. s gsnssI3 gs.s ssS
Fd. on 4ath ave. follow signs. JOHN
A. WENTZ, AP 10000.
BRADBURY iEIGHTSN-cspe Gods
brand-new bricks: Of them: nov
under construction; yick YOUR Dwr
colors; full nsmt. trades consid-
cred Call ar; Fortln, IA. s-s3e0
BfQSBESY SAB 8 Sp, HIiasTs@Nea.. III slssaI; s-rm
shade trees; 90 Minis. downtown
on suburban bus. Only. S12 300,
FILA or conventional. Mr.. Dixon.
RE; 5-5925. COX g. CO., 10; g.
BRANCH iSinsi AvE.--or approved. a beau,
au nrA ~ 3ra,, ,oa , evsi int.
eony, con 10 % Andrtws Field Cali Mr..
oribble 10. s-5s73. LU. 4-1g0o
CAMP SPRINGS. open Sunday, / to
6: S10,500; 5000 Allentown I'd
A spacious 2-bedrm. bungalow with
dining room, equipped kitchen and
full basement on acre Of fenced
El0S1d n Th SepSost SeS Il q PosNaR hfhyfyE KyEAY My
CAMP sPRINGs, mr. Branch ave-
Gust. built. spacious. Calf. bunga-
low with 2 master-sized bedrnis.,
full-size din rm., 2 attic. rms.
space; . pchs.. bsmt.; over ! acre
lsndscsped lot; sis,o5o. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. Lu. 4-3400. Lu. q
CAMP sPRINGs-open until sold
Masonry rambler; huge bedrms.,
rm. with fireplace. / year old. u.
acre wooded lot. Hard road Priced
adjoining lot. Out branch nave ave Sc. Ia
to Allentown rd., right to 1000 blk,
MR r Pu!sssBSRoER hass35S L5 IR'a a-s5st sSR
CHEVERLY AREA-No cash: i'm.
meculate. 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
with sep. din. rrn.; level fenced
monthly. Call TIL 0 pm. EN-. q
1900. FREDERICK W, BERENs,
cHEyERLY-Lovely home, lse., MOD
,. sedrooEn.' 4, c,n.' PET, TISS ,.ss .ssa.ss., !ar,
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$500 DILsToN RID.

oakview--Attra. 3-bedrm. Califor-
mia rambler. on nice, cor. lot, with
excel view; adj. college grounds,
Soss Ssar1i al .6ps5yss' 5sDl.sse' gassoe gasstso6se WIN ~
down Dir: Out New Hsmp. ave,
cop.nns nn TO oe15 pssan s5. pd pd Avsnsl wss
ing dist. to st. Camillus School.
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tcoatinusd sa asxt psgs)
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4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, s16,s5o

home with 4 bedrms.. 2
full baths, extra lge. all-elec.
kitchen with cabinet Space galore
and complete in every detail. Ire
mendous side screened porch for
cool summer recreation. Corner
lot. beautifully Handicapped and
ideally located for doctor or dentist
See this one early. DIRECTIONS:
Out Ga. ave. to 1915 and Open
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(cOntinusd on nszs DsssS
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Ton coNNEEcTicuT Esr6I td5ExRbBEaNsss :
OPEN TODAY, / til 6
21z BATHS, GARAGE, CT

Check these sought-for features: All
brk.,. 8 bedrms., ia baths, lee. sep.
breakfast rm.. lge.. sep. din. rm:.
bsmt; @ level fehced lot: \ blks to
elementary school: vacant; newly
decorated and GI app. at only
SIS,950. Call now and take
advantage of this excellent buy.
DIR: Out Piney Branch I'd. to Old
Bladensburg rd., left 2 blocks to
Patton dr., right TO Malcolm and
right on Malcolm to $40 and Open
sign.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
1919 OAKvIEW DR.

Mr.. ST. CAMILLUs. 1mmac. det.
brk,. only 8 yrs. old. Q spacious
screened side porch. awnings. cor.
lot: S17.S50: Oh approved; priced
city. r Dir out e New VIA Hamp 5ea"s ave
to e700 blk, right on Oakview
DIR. TO open sign.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

cond.; 2 bedrms.; auto. heat: conv.
70 new sehool. H; CARLYLE Dc
HYAT%THssvILLE-s-bedrm. shinxle
N lily. rnl.,. din. rui., equip. KIT,
full bsmt.. 2 porches. fenced yard.
total psymt, Erwin REALTY Co,
Iva VA; Tssii3i32; WA; 7,0334.
9HSvtd in f cses sss,SSsG SSd osdr%s no,cSsp sep
? baths. full bsmt.. Anchor fenced
lot; conv. TO bus and schools.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. WA. Z
attractive
2.family Cape Cod: sep. entrs.
fully equip, kits. full bsmts.. beau
iatsi t1tsi msTS knStty;RiIe sI sse otT rms lEs
l. io'ii MuNpY 5Phoy '1 uN. 4-5sod' SRae0o' JAMES
HYATTSvILLE = S-room home; Q
baths, 2 lots. garage. shade trees
Very conveniently located. SIG. 600
W!NSTOM e. CLAY, WA. ,7.422s.
ealow plus finished attic. Screened
with beautiful. shade trees soenet on quiet lei
street. Part basement, OIL h.w.-h,
Sl2.g60.. Terms to suit, Make an
Ssr VIZ a1s asocS So PRS15bEffaTl fall s. 81 61via H
HYkTTsyILLE .AREA-"clean as Q
ptr..r.S pln: S-rn1; nnr,t teun1ssioy with coo
sssssnsS ssss bSs sG5ea sS'l as los low "a
5000. SI ROBERT 8 3. pAgis S q Go
and bath; lIs-story bungsiow: ful
ssTti sSRfy1s re-; d. T%;; Ioz,En 81 m1 \
KESTLASD@slo. 900. excel. buy
5 rms, bath, bsrnt. gas a.-c. heat
porch. EaraRe, fenced corner lot
ss:1n' ".pt IL %cHRHYLG AL lGv a. s0fe fIeozRssRR
kENTEANDAs$ooV down, SEQ no
S9n. Sl suJ S:d slssR 1ssS.% ps:ss,ssu fun bSTo ss!
I'd. On. A-ssoo; xvss. n. T-Sbss.
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MR.. HOME OWNER

List your home with US. Immed
buyers for many types Of homes
waiting If you are thinking Of
selling please. glye US q call.
HUGH T. PECK
1e1o NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
HE. 4-6400 til 3 PM.
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600 MALCOLM DIR.

SUU MALCULM DIN.
Silver Spring--Attra.. 4.bedrm, and
2.bath modern det. brk. home
nice fenced cor. lot: excl. COM
munity: = bedrms. and bath on
each mr.; sep. din. rm,. dbl, hune
windows, fireplace. full hsmt.; price
reduced; will go: GI. Pir;; & Out
lane. left to Patton dr.. risht to
Malcolm DIR.
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OPEN. 2 TIL 7

DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. ext.
left on Franklin st. to sample
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
HOUSE AND APT.

On q half Aere; lovely 3 bedrm
aS' tne sn pss.arns nIsD N sspsfss s1USso eom ssa
plefs apt; Sl6,s00; GI or name
your teFms, oRAHAM q CO.. 10.
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iSIss DE LUXE RAMBLER

Parkside Area--GI approved, S25.-
500: 8 twin-sized bedrms.. lge. liv.
maids room. garage, scr. porch.
Huge lot. Everything. Close In.
Out Colesville rd. to Sligo pkwy.,
left to Lorain. right to 9622 Lorain
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MIsefl. f6a (c.ss.

APPLIANCES. electric. ga. and ~.
Now you can save that high a.
nance ehafIe huytng from tbs only
cash appliance dealer near here,
All tor main brands and erTrsnt
niefehandi1e. Cali today, and Be
WOOD APPLIANCES co.
BABY BkDs maple ilnihh, KantWei
mntfesa. excel. cond.:: SIS. Fleet
wood 1880.
Baby CARRIAGE. practically ner;
saasssInstts. seed condition, IA q
BABY CARRIAGE, brand new, used
saBf tzhRi iasH .maii CRIB ana
mattress. hathinette. steriliser and
BABY Girls, innefspring mattress.
sheets and blankets. Must sell this
week end. Cheap. Oh. 3-5lee,
BABY CRIB and chest Of drawers;
Waxe1 birch; best ofier. Call LII
l-y213. after q pm. --1G
BADY FuKN., Bclnal,s coat, mater.
nifty clothes, rug OKLA. tbie. lambs,
I asa S yh IA fan FL. ov a.. st s,,S
szEY EsUissFEr6fsK. IL IL. e 1es. raj.
hish chair. car seat. iniscei. ~,
BABY tURsiTuRR, an IN GOOD con.
dillon; cheap. Wonda chair. step
fold playpen, aluminium Taylor tot,
folding. aluminium Trtmblk hath.
seats. ~. o-9f3N
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COAL EDnNACE. hot water, Ameri.
sen rediator, l-W-o3-B; cheap.
C6zL saP woop xasoss. new
s iaa WIS., Wa II. nChk S Iosy VAS So;
coAi lsdys. Tsd, winter. s shsered
beaver collar and ctfls; new, $i75:
now. SIS; size l6 long. "a. 2-573i.
COAT kfsy. trimmed p astrakhan;
siss ,3SSss3s; win sell; best ofer.
C0zT. iSdsss: black voel: never
Alse squirrel neekpiece: both for
cO-AxIkL KAEiO cABLEioc II.
HARRY =. AnRAA1e i24 L st. ne.
rare urn shaped. 500 8 pair. M.
C soi2Si CABINETS. mahor. ,,k,
nrey other furniture items. 10. e
coRSkR CUPBOARD ana chsss 81
drawers. both cherry. Reel-type
power mower. IA. 2.18O7.
CURNER TABLE, custom mehog.
designed for Hi.Ff unit or storage /:
modern naheg. ccdee table. Mac.
eaerllce. AP. 7-2725. lid
COkNEI. $50; radio. s.; 4 sarage
..IISSy4ts y q. .gbs O-AIEf. ttE
sykMs .,1 i55 inches long; drsperies
yas. 81 ils Ia, Iinsd. psnsls:
40Qs cost $500. M. 3-o1o1.
COT, iron, tnnertpTing mattress;
pillows t2l kapock; fireplace screen,
fefdtn cart. scatter rugs. Lu, 2
ccSScl,; deep I; worth the money;
cir. lie nsw. biond WITH nat.re..
md bumper. sss: sinfss sisc. pcTs.
$Ss: II 4.SSIs.
u1ln sne mattfess Tor sale. maple.
s aPs7s Sasnaisaon. reassurs. can.
GsE 1a .- .sD q. csIs ..n q. ,ss.
n ssssa IA. s.ssi7. il's -. Dariy,
P isnl .ses eo sSsts ,o srSs, .sh5a.
kE. 7-aAi7, TN 3 pm.
DEF FREEZE. IL Gu. IT. 5 mos;
leaving eity.A take oyer payments
=, e y. : 100 -. .ls I
asld- ,sl.hop steel. lyman rear
DELIc. AND RESI-, FIXTURES.
meat ease ana cemgfessor. siicef
siSs: eas Gna 500 a Nj sss sssee'
nEax M,shoS <nsshSie vers NM
Enei' 1890 nveI eesiter thIs M ~
stand. pine cor. cupboard, chairs,
etc kLm4Q04 6-5l 10.
DISKS, az kinds: nsM, used, Nood.
al 18Th Il. nv. 81. 7-737S.
DESK ana matching eont0le table,
spanish style; gray walnut bed.
drawers. Hoover vacuum: TT. or
table model. i'm tn.s luggaee. WO.
e-B107. ---10
EMGAnRMENT RrNfs.
e1er e.vsta niSfin1n, aeffin@
Nh seli isss tban u asnraissi al, !
Ssat 81 III Il
mss.scs.n wvnn.,,r nANn :
I elsmSnds. Write I'D cold eomb,na.
DIAMOND ENGAGEs6kN4 ana wed.
a sal Sesn fssi ~. 500. NO. 3s7sss.
g, 8 a Id
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ring x
carat. naliadfuni and Sold: $3.50
value eertined b expert who APP
praised EVELYN Waleh Mclean Cob
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BEDRM. SUITE, BeaiS Tnapje. dbie
PEG. nfw mattress. sprins. dcsk
! chest, ntght table. dfesaina table.
QLapee and lamps. RIA. 3-D39a.
BkDRM. FuRN.--Sol cherry a.
poster bed, dble, dresser. full mir
ror. 2 nisht tabies. Selling IL less
t than hall q sSqsti Gail sfter la
BEDR0oM SURE, ! PC. incl. dbls,
bed, vanity with seat, chest draw.
erss night table, Hike new. sos,
also. occasional chair. SEQ; nuncsr,
Phyfe mahog, dInine suite, SAB:
eond. Some additional houseiioId
BEDRM. SURE. j &c.; baby CRIB,
carriage. hiRh chair. tricycie. doll
carriage. training suit. 10. S.f34s'
500 g.piecs liv. rln. suite. s8pi
wool rug and pad. $50; nah,
kneelhoie desk. $50. Elk. ;I-nessss
BEER. KoLp DRAFT SYSTEM. IL.
Guiding pyeseooler for 8 kegs; best
offer, Ar, 7-R35T. III
BfcYcLE. Jet English racer, With
Fears; $50. Also boys l4" balloon
tire bike: SIT. no. 2-2ga5.
BiCYCLEs; 81 kinds; painted and
nov Bicycles and toys repaired.
Cnne AW oegnfS Y = 80 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
1910 baltimore Ave. M, Psaes cro,,
WA. 7-5501
PLENTY o. PARKING SPACE

BEDs, twin, SIS ca; vanity. 80;
WASHER. SO; Ssby earf,sss. So sio:
baby basket. 81. tn. 2-3s7o. ~ !
BEDS, afnHle. c0ntpl., $40; dk,. !
youth size. SIS ea.s platform rocker,
Slg: barrel back CHI, $IQt poker
table. $50 Del 20. c-3Ssl5.
III oldIng day bed, attached
toam Huhoei mattress. store under
BgD win WI n sis.d. ssaiy "a foam Sis rass.r
pcsturepetiic. with legs i rtlonti,
BED--Hoili 5, sas: a kp i M ~
suite. 500 China closet. SS5:
occasional chairs. $40; chest d
drawers, 80. dresser, SIG. ST,
;s.S54b.. Call Mon. 20 pm.
ED. double. maple, complete,
springs, mattress: chest Of drawers,
maple So skunk fur coat. size
NIB, ~. .ol Srsf s Ss f; mil ~,
springs and mistress. 80: sis e'
cushion Tor rug. s.. 80. IA. S.s2i9SSS
DkD--Holiywood. blue ieathsretts
headboard and matching eornics:
% IN. long. Matching hassock
complete. 800, IA. p-Si35.
I'D: youth. mahogany. with sprina
end mattress, SO; buggy. SIS. ~.
seS. Is. sprins. IS: dresser. sas;
wardrobe, SIS; table. SIG; buffet.
lib. bbs sas ss1Sss n.,, ,n... I,
vac. swesper. an. SO RA. s.ssss,
RED.cOucTh .. custom buiit with
storage space: 53x70: excel. cond.
slip covers, so. 6-ef}b3. la
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