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THE CENTENNIAL OF FARM NATURALIZATION

Between August 10th the Centennial OF Farm Mechan-
Michigan State College East Lansing
largest most comprehensive exposition OF past
achievements
of the college and the exhibits
More than 100000 visitors
A atmosphere will prevail
pkers and hreshers will be in action The eVo
machinery the crooked stick to the ALPHABETICALLY
with railway designed
agricultural producers and complete display OF cleo
cay operated There will be exhibits detailing
eyeul when she the transition in
kitchens the last century the Oldest and
and cleaning equipment miraculous developments
n lighting and other such displays
1t certainly fitting centennial of farm mechanization
observed AS President Hannah Mich
State College will the of
agriculture helped make possible
will demonstrate agricultural
the job of producing food
goods
and services which modern life will
which has worked the direct welfare of
every American.
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THE GLACIER REPORTER BROWNING GLACIER COUNTY

potentially valuable
would result curtament of benefits enjoyed
tribal would certainly curtan capita payments
tribal members the future Taking these assets from tn
Tribe in itself would not improve the system handling tribal
monies by Tribal Council would certainly result in less
benefits to individual members of the tribe
has covered the whole situation in under
standing The will be grant
ed taking with his recommendations any
will living conditions among the
members of the Blackfeet tribe.
advertising space of the individual min
pointing why the tribe members
their interests they vote for Amend
the special election be held next Monday August list
supervision of the Bakfeet Agency officials This amend
the individual rights believe could
comparatively few members of the tribe causing teup
would otherwise available capita payments
the simple eNpeden of filing petition sign
tn tribal membership
those opposed to the mineral rights
the of the campbell under the tent that
the benefit of the few and the dermen
of the members of the tribe
will be eligible to study the is
the best interests
the number of their tribe
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DISCUSSIONS OF PUBLIC ISSUES

In this issue of The Glacier Reporter published thought
vokng article by James Gerard r life long resident of the Black
feet reservation competent authority matters pertaining
economics and accounting and Backeet
Mr. Gerards friendly cooperative
spirit with touch of malice unfrendly the
ling of the financial affairs the people the
with what is intended perhaps
form of constructive
Whether everything
The that
mite and clearcu
interests of the tn Backfee highly
1t is the established policy newspaper
of its columns discussion of public
cations signed responsible and
in the form the controversial
Not in with the belief editorial OF
newspaper MIR Gerard
called mineral rights would be
of the tribe and states that he
committee
Since brought the open and cam
members of the tribe this
To allocate mineral expense of
the whole tribe fails any juSfiabe logic far as
have been able the The argu
men of the mineral rights advocates
not economically wisely handle TRIBE funds sufficient
reason in opinion for the individual tribal voting
valuable that belong whole
to limited number of individuals
While the issue less family members
of the tribe and not matter be decided
always seemed that perhaps the end results change
thoroughly understood by those supporting will
not individually benefit by such change.
The tribes chief counsel Mr. Arthur Lazarus pointed
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Mckay .

Continued From Page y
tricts, eligibility of voters, and
the manner of holding elections"
SubStantiates the councils posi-
ton as stated herein.
That portion of Section 16 of
the Act of June 10, 1884 which
states that Amendments to the
constitution and bylaws may be
ratified and approved by the Sec
rotary in the same manner as
the original constitution and by
laws" must therefore, in view of
the foregoing, be construed to
mean that Congress granted only
permisSive authority to the Sec
rotary or his authorized repre-
sentative to approve amend
mentS to constitutions rather than
require they be submitted to
Congress itself for ratification or
approval. Further, it must also
be construed that this section on
ly intended to guarantee that
such amendments, in the opin-
ion of the Secretary, were within
authority contained in the act it.
self and all powers vested
in any Indian tribe or tribal
council be existing law"
We can see no similarity to the
present situation in which we now
find ourselves and the unfortun.
ate incident to which you refer
which occurred in 1852. However,
we feel that your inference that
the Blackfeet Tribe held an illegal
election in an attempt to interfere
with a legal election" called by
the Secretary Of the Interior on
a proposed amendment to the
tribal constitution" is not only
unfair but untrue. The election
which the Tribal Council called
in 1852 was held in accordance
with Article TX, Referendum,
which provides:
" Upon petition of at least
one-third Q/3 of the eligible vot.
ers of the Blackfeet Tribe, or up
on the request of a majority of
the members of the Tribal Coun.
Gil, any enacted or proposed or.
dinance or resolution of the
council shall be submitted TO
popular referendum, and the
vote of a majority of the quail
fled voters voting in such refer.
endum shall be conclusive and
binding on the Tribal Council"
The election called by the Tri
bal Council did not involve an
amendment to the Constitution
and Bylaws OF the Blackfee,
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tribal constitution approved

tribal constitution approved in
the past and now effective.
Again, my dear Mr.. Secretary,
we cannot subscribe to a view.
point which would allow a dicta.
torial, illegal act to be commit.
ted on our reservation; nor do
we intend to allow the right of
self-government of the Blackfeet
Tribe to be encroached upon. We
are sure that no other munici,
pality or corporate entity would
allow such fragrant violation Of
their basic rights.
May we have your answer
within a reasonable time, prefer,
ably before August 1.-The date
now set for the illegal holding of
this election?
Sincerely,
Robert La Fromboise Chair.
man
Blackfeet Tribal Council
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Tribe as you infer; and as the
section quoted above does not
give the Secretary of the Interior
the privilege of holding or con-
Quoting such elections, we fail to
understand your attempt to
bring to life a corspe which, we
feel for the good of all concern
edJ is better left buried in the
dead past. We also call to your
attention las you mentioned this
case in the first instance) the
fact that Article iii of the Bylaws
of the Blackfeet Tribal Business
Council clearly designate the
polling places for all tribal cleo
tons; some of which, you state,
"alread had been designated for
the Secretary's amendment cleo
ton" These same polling places
were used in the Tribal Councils
1852 referendum election as re-
quired by Article iii of the By
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laws. sr-
We appreciate the fact that YOU
are conscious of your responsible
ity to the individual members Of
the Tribe and wish to act in &C
cordance with the provisions of
the tribal constitution and of the
Federal Statute, and therefore
again we urge you to disregard
the advice which has evidently
been enormously given you and
instruct the Superintendent of
the Blackfeet Indian Agency to
discontinue his preparations to
hold an election which, we feel,
will not be properly conducted
and therefore of no force and ef-
feet upon our tribal government;
and authorize the Tribal Council
to conduct and supervise this
election and canvass the results
in the same manner as has been
done other amendments Ito the
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and heater and defroster.
The board also reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Dated at Cut Bank, Montana
this 25th day Of July 1855.
Board of County Commissioners
By: J. Lee Anderson,
Clerk of the Board
First Publication 7-29-55
Last Publication 8-12-55
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CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Glacier County Board of Com
missioners will receive bids un'
til 900 a. m. August Is, 1855, for
furnishing the County with the
following equipment:
2-l2 Ton PickupS, short wheel
base with four speed trans
mission, oil bath air cleaner
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best cfssr: also American Fiyer
used track and switches. 10
wsss THnS MACHINE Kenmser,
Cali RE, 6-S5aS,
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix. cyl
inder type, stationsTy. 800, sond.i
w2 All II SeAi MHHacaHairN iS Hs "a B;endis
Economat: needs repair; $50. Cal
wksi asISsSo-M ACHrNE--isbo auto
matte Hotpoint; good condition
$40. or best ODER. WE. b-A67q.
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FARM AND GARDEN

MANURE, rotted, very fine; SIS tom
delivered, Telephone Gaithersburg
ROTARY riLLEstS FOE RENT, 90
g gSu, y Ssy y, REN m .. T9oLs =
LANDSCAPE sSsssssPEi SERVICE HiScE s-0G pruning.
planting. .transplanting. soddins.
lawns made and renovated, tree
work. cement walks and dLiyevays.
w, c. WALKER, JU. 9-3290.
SOD CUTTERS, compost grinders,
aerihers, Ford tractors. front,end
leaders. oc.3 bglidozers, post hole
fs1 fST fsSsns : sf ssSs CO. e.:
/ 81 SoS sIsSs1 SCREEN se-st. long:
tree box s TO loft. tail: perfect
plants. on hard road. near Char.
iottesville. Va. MRS. W. L JOHNS.
Choice HSTci's ENeLr Hai soxwooD and
reasonable prices, For information.
call Poplar 2-3ObS. =
TRACTOR, John Deere B., with, cpl-
tiyetor best Offer 2 bot, gloy.
Prison %sfaao HOY Nd !. = Mi aSs1
J f1ssES' COW and calf, . neii s
soiors; pears. i.SO 6n. Central
FAM Amp Eou.rMENr, used only N.Y. for
hay bailer. side rake. ploVs and
S Osnss s2algTsASsp frpLPssMEfEsN1PP
CO. SO West Patrick 81. Fred.
T ssHiSsi Ms, Ani.-ch,imers: "a new
f ssso fult assd eo aSd AZ S:e' 1Isssss
eT--a
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~-2o
|STROLLKRs 81 30; port.a-crib. 81 80;
nursery chr. 50; car aeat. 81. 1911
STUDIO COUCH with siip cover
$40. Cali RA. 0-30e2.
secd coSd.. $40. IA. sara.
siE ebo1 s mshI Goa ssssa eosditio1t slis
snd S16; ask for Mr.. Howard. 604
suiffs. tsS: i ssle.. i dble. srsassed.
size e.: pants, size S4.in.: waist
Sunday after 4 Pm. 827 Cox ave.
Hyattsviiie, Nd Oh n, H. ave
TABLES, end f2(, with glass. ma.
hoFany: reasonable. LU. 2-ga02
TABLES, end. matching mahos
leather tops; perfect eona- RA
|fi82fRR.. dropleaf. hard maple. blond
u good cond. viii sch today SIS
Gail 10. $500.
lTABLE. dropieaf. sold walnut, scati
10; peri. conds $50. OIL. 2-03gl
|TABLEs--ssatchine solid mahos..
end: ! cocktail: almost new. il
|rASsiiffscal0rH. crochssed, large 70,
TAP aaiPinfk seSas ~ s.Ssss r-io. !.
Gel: eond; ress; y, 0thsr ssdi9 EQUIP
TAT AT srSStD SlsSiAS s s5isE oss
seis S mes BOOK ass ou coSSMi ISL ii I
M MfpTpf1NTrs9 MO T.NHfS1
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SHOTGUN and new hand-caryed
duck decoys. Made By hunter. 10.
sa rutfTYf;R indoors and outdoor.
marble top chest. kitchen table, OIL
SILVER BOWL, 1o-in. diameter,
hand hammered sterling. $28, 2
sterling silver loving cups. $.5
SILVER SET. "a pieces, silver plate.
In tarnish-proof table chest; wood
on maDtel clock, etc. Do. 7-so36,
|sTLvER-oid Knslish and modern;
tee set. etc. 6s2b Piney Branch I'd.
Dram Drain; s s1s. Can IA. BENDS. ss
SKATES, mems and women's. and
s san.S nth boot .4d hells razor. Rsa-
SSoa condition saSssS sss sk saa s.sbss
SOFA Fed. ses. Roli-swsy bed 4 and
player SO. Chair. slip cover and
draperies. vacuum cleaner, 81: Fur
coat black seal. size 10. EN-. B.
s0Fx. peri. eond.. rose material,
lane, Chevy Chase. Nd. Oh. a-4ib6.
SOFA BED. mattress like new. opens %
Y twin sIai bsas; M nah; arop-lsaf table;
s Ss s Ess :ossr r sst $751; s sSas
Aee,: ieaying city. must sell today.
|s6pA SNH B cHArs. down cushions.
both $50: nah; sxts table. . extra
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II Entif9 STOCK muef be moved Of new
seo ,bs flaAiI Hm 81 lfssef Sfos
and freeserG no reasonable oiiei
i Free del fres eervice. ooeu ewes
II I'll o. s.
IlsTANDARp TIRE b BATTERf CO
I 80 ~ -. 3; e ss;-s 1870 sSsa
esn.rosstee5;x s sxeehens COMMUNION. nv
lpsa,s 49, 10000 go.
Sbbsso M rp .s ssso Sas zszs diets
EEFGR.-- Admir- !. paal-T Temp. 9
81 i75 BE- sfo s,s ssS i zp Less sS es
| : : ,t III
lREFuR.. s-cu.-ft.. gas servel. frees-
ing compartment, 1864 model; new
cond.. $3.50. AD. z.i5s6. --25
IR &c ,,ssd 81, SAB. lp; suarssgsa r.
s sTsSosvr ac 1niii IL .soJNk1 as6k1 i
IftGxH H Ill ~ h w.. -; 49, S-e ~,
1870 49,. 4 fpi!HionazslnsS, sssy 5000 eono.
IEE TSsashs 70, -yos .ei ..nd i. ,..
ADJ. sise, Ssb: q cu. IA. s.df.. st ;s
sallbsflss!es s sna "a isays
sso. sen ~ b., qE upright sass ssS
1 ssl.', sNse'. eeiiaa go AVs sA9co'
lRFLK. sooo rnaeld. uort.r,x,d mil
exec. snn sSS. plsassnt e-2l8i .
senne ~, NM yeInsaa,nS s1u,n o srrei
s sssa S!s g bead ofsT, 10. O.
IR2fsYS3s. All / ttng.. o h,,n,r, o,,.
~. HSrris. cne,hin fianaA 49, ta veS
H Harris HOO n 1 uarfisi6 Il sol AZ.
k aeDHEsq5 "a sss s:,,.. .;.S 2s y.
ma ma .rnn,el tnSis ,,..d stc W,ss,
Hofh Sas Wohs,t 1.6sps WEE
lRoCKKR. platform; Chinese red:
k nhS e orieuts io sr1t, dean ro,d bs ~
Erouni. cheap. Mstch-stick drapes
toE . 1871 vladcv: 81: s-ss5s;
cinded 6ooG eona sab al.
0-93f2. -2S
HUGS - American Orieutais. n,
ox12: III GxiO. scatter rues a
aocd eond. Tel. 81. a.i5o7s. 2Ss
mug. Persian. imported. azia. iiks
se sS.;, s9ss q ssaS nm. Mako selisi
RUG. gray tripIe.twiSt ail-vool. Win
pad. exiS, eyeeliriif eof,dffiofi. S5H.
4 can JU. A-46f6. ---2k
rug. iSxi6, blue. with pad. S4b.
Refriseratof. 5.2-cu.- ft. Wrestling
aao hog ~ ss sS,.. Can Sss0Ts & ssiaEs-
IRUSsM I Sxis Ssis: lovei9
sreen velvet chinsse 9xis, $50;
81 s.siis sAi nm scatter az
0uiistan frfexe WOO
tgisi. incl; pad: azIi2: iaxe ~
II ~ VT $3.50 W pest onef. -
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MANDOLIN. Martin, slightly used
was $50 nov $50 80 dOfTAE
SHOP. 1000 n st. NV. NE. e-iz1e
MEAT CASE, frozsn food case. dalry
boz. waikiki cookers. Ves. eases botfl
non-fefEf. and refrg.. with and
without storage and supereIue.
lures. rheckont counters. stainle1I
steel wood, electric, al tyres: ehelv.
Ing. gondolns. Natl cash registers,
DEPT; types; scales. siiseIs. grinders,
chest type: ~. cases al sixel
compressors. either nav 81 used
Compare prices. become price con-
ffom PRICE RkkFkidfkkfiisc CO. D.
Z 1922 ssas oa; ave: nv. Tgckerma Y
MEAT sLICER. good condition
M NE s6 Gei1 I tsj 3o4sS sl..,.: "a.
nous make; Ike new: SIS each.
shoes; Kr. o-2646 after IL noon.
METAL SHEETS, aluminium, stain.
less, copper. galvanized. Every eizs
and gauge Big bafgaina, IA hlacl
iron and aluminium coated sheets
GICHNkR. 1909 kendan rs lon
n; \ sys;l. ask for M. Graham
iikEOGkxPH, A. p. DICK. mode
100 with cabinet, perfect cond,i
original cost, $500; sell for $lz6
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE,
31lQ Nichols ave. s.e.. 10. 2-O400
MtME0GkAPh Model 100 slee;
excel; send harssin; HARRY !
M Assans aiE III I s. sun rs VIA ROLE,
cabinet, $3.50 Or best ciier. "a, 8.
|MCSToks--s-h.p. singls-phass Cen
tifyi 4 h.p. and q h,ps 3 phase:
sen cheap. K1. e-3S4b. 20
MOTORS, N-h.p.. guaranteed ! n,
500 and g: Az Day AZ, Sgn- aftss
mofP5 81 wfFa 4sSSiaiAkk IA S-s Nh. you
wait: exact factor duplicator; or,
WESTINGHOUSE, peleo. Ill Other
makes, for easy replacement on 81
household and comml equip. Do Il
yourself and save on our low prices.
trio E0UIP. CO. 247S sherman
asoSisoiRss ss7,. il. a,.s. su...s.as.
( Others. s. up. COMPRESSOR. IS.
NOM -Y FsRsoSsEcToR. ID NM. Am.
pro. silent. S56. Excellent condi-
ton. IA. 9-9bQ0.
MuLTxLkIus Mcoct lSSVs ll-pF-l1
: .6s;sm :,,s s sss e: sgsss fos sns1
SGT. or sun. II am. 70 9 pm.
OFFICE RQUn.-one Get sound
scfibeFs; one portable: late: Fens.;
closing once. Ieaying city. sun.
Mon, NE. 9-e246.
OFFICE EQUIP --Desks. chairs. nles,
supply cabinets. safes. typeHfiters,
,ss o. nae5 eIE TEsTSsS1RS ~
offiiCE : RatUiiiPisIiEiNf : Maitisraph
onset press. Model so, with auto.
feeder. AL eQnd. $3.50: Clafy eleg.
cash res. and adding mach. comb.
with tar symbols. $500, IKE new;
Gundstrand adding. mach. S3Bs On
asryood stand; typeysiter $40 $sQ.
tAADmT1TN|U
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1853 MERCURY
CUPBOARD

Ib-H.P. MUIUK
Mark 20 with remote con-
troll equipment, including
gear and throttle controls
and steering wheel. Has
been used less than 20
hours and always kept In
doors. In excellent shape.
$500 cash. Phone AID. 4-2246
3 a.m.-5 pm. weekdays.
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OWEN
Bl I ss 81 us e. gas; so !. HARR1

s ssssas ri. 81 e.: i, s e. 49,
FAINT sPRAY EQUIPMENI. ave
you time. does better {cb; We ssy,
Co. 241a sherman ave. NV
PAINTINGS l2l, b Msgrotti, ital'
b isa SISn1ssRIISSTrs sc. z7.sssS. and go
lPEARLs. cultured. see Washinston'l
largest and finest stock at mos
| reasonable prices. See HARRY
! BROTT. OF r st. NV. RE. 7-207b
IPHONO-RADIO. Magnayox. hand.
| some console: cost $3.50. sell $3.50
1884 FaTragut ct. NV. RAs J.
PIANO. baby grand. Cable 3 Bon
$50: beautiful tone. caii ~; 6
PIANO hIsci ste,nvay. rebuilt. console,
Easy terms II desired. MUSIC
SALTS CORP. 1900 O 81. nv. --s
PLANO. fine quality. small upright
suitable for musieian; $3.50 Or az PES
r Gasf Fl Rus Seoy W 70; uprishi. 800,
cond.: Q yanities. I rnahcg.,. wal
nut; good cond.; reasonable. "a
PTzSSos.1 i upright, fuiiy rssena,; $50
Del, guar. HE. A-21o3, IA, o
riASo. Kimball psrlor sraaa. beau
scS S, 'G ass. B sr spp s0e co. 5oosso
PIANO. chickering. Ampico electri,
grand player and piano IN rerfeei
cond. Rolls and bench. 10. 9-461O
PLANO. Steinvay console. mahogany
$1,000 Also. piano practice Key
, eosEd. hD. 1929; an, .,..,,,.
nearly 100 rolls. Beautiful instru.
ment. EN-, 2-l2a6.
nut, .it s bench ss RE. S-sioS.
PIANO.. small baby Grand, excellent
condition. Cali IA, 2-4776.
PIANO. bsai,t. nah, stisii upright
P fAssN|o soofEaaxNs S and 1,nius,ea, In.
struments, new and used. Give youi
child 3 chance. rent with an op.
ton 8, g Or, puTch s, .rd xnENEYe,s &
West st., Annapolis, phi. Colonial 3.
s sS2p az: = p naltiI op s Annapoli'
PIANO. 1 ased Sprisss pn rom Us up
Hauling extra. Good selection o.
makes. Also many values in USED
PIANO MART, 1918 7th Ct. NV
4ust above the hbrarD. Open
rIi as 81 sDriss IL 1 sesssr' needs sun
siSoo I Iii Zen aP F. eod or G g.:
offer. Also other furn,. LU. 1880
PIANO, Knabe. upright, all new
strings and pins. Fine Instr. SOB
del: and guar. HE. 4-2163. IA. o
riASt6s. Knabe. s.einvay and oshe,
from sr ssss Dia Rfs $50 rsdue e
r1fxiSNos1onai lS2s sSs down, So mo
lno hauling charge) puts . new
6pinet piano IN your home on oul
easy RENTAL-pURCHAGE plan
KITS. 1880 O 81, NV. RE. q
PizNo. wurlisser spinet. used yer,
s345. KITS. 1850 O 81. nv.
lpfzSos. -2 Ssbs' grand. wuriitzer, 5b.
nah; case, Al eond. 1896. RA
PIANO. Knabe baby srand. 5 It.
P if1sINn eva wsriits ss 81. Upright;
octayes, maple finish. Good condi.
ton. EN-. $4,000. -
greatly reduced from Se76; full
keyboard. 3 pedals: 10-year factor,
ssT qsSsR.e sse , sAST g. n.s. MUSIC
H fs aassSiss. Ia IA. s saIiy .uafah'se0
greatly reduced from s725: ful
susssnsss. sATNER's " MUSit
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epITAR AND AnPLIFIER $50
Gun, so-gauzs, douhle-barrel WIN.
q best offer, No dealers. plssse'
GUNS stevens. fasorite, 2s cali,
Der ride. elb ca, OF trade fol
ANTIQUE pistol. AFTER ~. IA 6-9z62
peiyshofs. szsslsni; sss. 60. ).
~ s:ss: Il I zsss s sA ssss:
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MIscELLANE0Us FoR SALE

WATER HEzTERs, gas. ussd; crane;
gs.r.i (. "a k ~ pI 55Sck5 1 l5ts Zee
AND CUTTING OUTFIT.
1896 value for S06. 0IcHNER.
,5 2si3 81. d g nv, =, s5$ l.2', -
WiikkIcHAIE folding. n GOOD
eondilion. $40. CAL II. 4-se64.
WSfSia2EfCiHAIR' hollywood eoiiapsible
. sss s sSna 3D. sb Eng ssss
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STEEL
Steel.
STEEL
ALL SIZES OF I
BEAMS. ANGLE IRON.
CHANNELS AND RE-
-~xrn<>x, xwvx <,ss,x,xnv
Steel.

10y
WILL DO WELDING AND CUT &c
GENERAL WREcKING co
1887 Brentwood I'd, NE. AD. a-ei7.
|sTENOTYPE MACHINE. and stand
new condit.. S4b, or best oneT
Cali Sun. betw. i-6. IA. 7-6706.
a sssalRs i q = so S.
X. I:::.1: 49, " .sAS ~,
|sTENoTxfE MACliiNE - rans
s SssEi IA Sixf sT29kSe IL ana
gift card cases with glass tons and
display rGcks; Moor eases, 4
National cash registers; 4 6.elerk
istef. All In good cond,, very reas
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TELEVISION SALEl
Lafss sslscs! q q priced from
BLOCKS

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i746 Lee Hwy. ia. $500
TOOLS - Mechanics hand tools
Phone all day Sun. and after
PIT ri wkas Ny EM S iE1 S,.r 90,
tractor retiring from business wisne,
with rods. power saw. drill, ham.
mer,. planer. grinder. and loci
ksss Of i, .. nails taTpa ,nn9. ia e
All items 70 Pc sold In one trans.
TOOLs-CfaftSmap wood shape
with cutter. stand and De luxe "
s7s; also GraitsmSi, drili press
$l5;; both for $50. RE-: 5000:
I'd; loaded your truck; minimuil
s saaIS al e g. aP fSssl sas 81
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i5s2 colamn.s q: NV. pu: zfases
So. RA. 5-46is.
~ ,l SITS. clo;ins o cut ss g a not
yssast5 ss05s sS 81 & conn III
NATION, stromberE- Carlson, heau-
tiful cabinet. mahogany Chinese
classic design. IN working order.
500 or best offer. ~. 7-f360.
~, ANDERSON console; full aEs., lee.
| S5TsS. xl I9r coat siIs Y; 49, &c.
lTE--Apnrox. 10 rvs. s-lo-1a IN.
rsdio-phono-TVs. Ss5s Of best
offer Tor lot. WA. 7-i004
IY, 12-INCH. so; new altenne,
nv. RCh--l8-inch model. With Ia
bic; sxsellsnt cond. Sell q s70.I
DU. 1-666e. ---26
ITsITr NTTID1I5TTFn 070I
Tvs, dUAktANIEEO, Obj
DUPONT, 1915 I7th NV. AD, 4.
Ixr ,,;.n cd:, IEM electric ssE e.
ssinsd ~ sa,,nsnI s sorv,.. ca,,-
trsst: original sost $500. VI, sen
lfffEKkfxkRs, Underwood iov.
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lFVPF Is 4 irER fI.1 srwand 4 = osiiee
~ n NE 38i;
lTYPEWnrTFR--i.ateSi nodef: Rer0-
inrfon nortable. iike new. S6S so.
COLUMBIA EXCHANGE. i7SS Co.
I lypeIs n Nv BY 7-g sss ..,,..
aisa wonroe fuiiy Auto esienisfof
and nsvmsster ehecr Srites fniI
| f5aTder 1-gSsss -
ITTPfWhITERs. new uortabjes: BID
discounts; LIBERAL trade-ir allow
VIM Win S Yea a.. 81 sER WE e'E us
r5w5 s,r,.s Mssse H enss mg I;ts
lnew aaSs ~. 9-sSsa
iFVPEsSSSTRHS closins mt. an
'BW executive nodes 5000: stand.
s ,Tss.,s zoe ~ Rebuilt & n \ . HARRY
lTyS,. ~! H. = ! g'ndsrvoeed 81, p eri;
on. -sssS sun. ewes. after &.
lrvprwrrrrrx sood eora,.,on 30
$3.50 Rhode Islsnd ave. ne. IN rear
lTy!EWRITER Smith corcns port
a00a. RS
tTYrEW1ITKns RENTED. Late mo.
deis. 81 mo-. . mos. $3.50, Rent
E Eas s q SUM- Il pv W.. e-bsas.
ITYPEwnfTFRas--1ii makes. recond.
IKE new: 4 year guar, we buy. sell,
| rent, repair. trade. STANDARD
TYPEWRITER Co, go q st. NV.
VA s.3e32: Our 34th year.
eond' standsrd slits. i So Harry
ryp A4R1sAIMs "a 1920, \ & q: r.eops
and guaranfeed, SS5.5 CIRCLE.
7fi 18th n. NV. Df. 7-7373,
Underwood standard,
in exceiient eonditicu, x3I, cali
10. 5-3203. ---25
UNIFORM. commissioned naval ON
GERS sale: hide BY Appel, practic-
ally new. Coat, Cal, WHO: pants.
W-36.2, L-3l.3. $40. Box t66-x.
y stsTi orrAxKR. n.x ar .v.ye,
TOP. 4 mos. ola: orig, carton. WIN
sac, e, price. IA, 8-69Ii.
s Az K,e sfG Hoover nd Sn n
make. SIS 70 Sg6. 6211 BALTIC. blvd.
HyaftsyiiIe' Ar. 7-S5Ss.
VACUUM CLKANERs--Nev Electro
lux and new Hoover. Private owner.
WI 7 4 saerit,ce ~; !; 2.2ee7 .2b
s :asas neg so. ssnd Nos a p asssoS D.s
y soss T Nor. s-5 .Ss5 90 ,r.. aid;
excellent condition: 500, incl.