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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
GeoIogist Agrees
On Shore Sinkinu

WEST GLACIER - Ralph A.
Watson, Great Northern geologist
from Seattle, inspected Lake Nc
Donald shoreline.
Watson came to the same con-
clusion as M. E. Beatty, Glaciers
chief park naturalist, that the
shoreline sinking was caused by
Snyder creek percolation through
the lakeshore gravel.
The phenomenon has nothing
to do with an earthquake and was
viewed as not serious.
However from $50 to 200 feet oil
shoreline up to 20 feet wide sank
approximately 10 feet. A small
boathOuse was submerged anc
swept away.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Falls Chamber Favors Better NJ. Road

Importance Of the road up the
Flathead rivers North Fork was
discussed at the Wednesday ev-1
ening meeting of Columbia Falls
Chamber of Commerce.
It was pointed out that during
1854, over one third the Flatheadl
National Forest timber cut came
from this one drainage.
Future importance of the road
includes its extension into Water
ton National Park in Canada pro-
viding Glacier-Waterton loop
highway. 1t would become anoth-
er gateway into the Flathead.
TO SEE COMMISSIONERS
An eight member committee was
appointed by DR.. w. F. Bennett,
chamber president to meet with
Flathead county commissioners.
Appointed to the committee were
James Cumming, Cecil Hudson, Al
Carter, James F. Smith, E. j. Mar
antette, D. G. Durham, Ed Crum
and l.. P. Tonner. Mayor Herman
Benzien and Fred Krona, Col
umbia Falls councilman, are to
join the group in meeting with
the commissioners, Reu Carr, H.
w. Irwin and Harley Houston.
Part of the Columbia Falls COM
mittee are to meet with the Flat
head county commissioners Friday
morning at HOO. The group will
leave from the bank at 1890.
Topics of discussion will include
a recommendation that the North
Fork road be made a part of the
state secondary system so that i'm
provements can be made with fed
eral funds. 1t is essentially a for
est highway through federal land.
Columbia Falls chamber is also in
terested as to who will maintain
the road.
RESIDENT ROAD MAN
Another Columbia Falls topic is
the desire of having one of the
county road maintenance crew
members live in or near the COM
munity. There are presently 1e
county road employees, II of them
considered permanent.
The county has a quonset gar
age in Columbia Falls Kennedy ad.
dition to house the new lis hI
grader recently purchased for roac
maintenance in the Columbi;
Falls area. The driver is paid ira.
vel time from Kalispel.
| 1t was brought out at the Wed.
nesday Columbia Falls chambe
meeting that the area has thre,
school buses that use Seount,
roads, and that county roeR ltad
| to the aluminium plant where owe
1000 men are employed this win.
!. ter.
Another point was the need of
regular sanding program. on tn
road to the aluminium plant.
COL. FALLS sUBsTATlON
The chamber also went on rec
. ord that the new Bonneville sub
. station two miles east of the com
munity be named Columbia Fall
substation" as was the origina
Bonneville intent.
1t was pointed out that Bonnie
) vile has Troy, Kalispell, Elmo
!, Hot Springs and Anaconda sub
stations or switchyards. Each j
named after the city nearest tn
, facility. The idea of tagging sub
! station near Columbia Falls wit
= another name would be considere
!, an affront.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Under q Group
Shows Sharp Rise

KALISPELL-Total number of
Flathead county residents under
FL years old last Oct. / was 1921,
according to the annual school
census figures compiled by Lulu
Barnard, county superintendent
from school district returns. The
recently completed report was OBJ
tanned this week.
The figure of 1921 persons I'M
der 81 is a 6.57 per cent increase
for the age group over 1853, and
1868 per cent increase over the
1880 in the under 81 year old
group for 1850.
The Flathead's population in the
1850 census was 31,495. If the
whole population has increased
1868 per cent as has been the
case for those under 81 in the
school census, indication is pre-
sent population of 34,843 for the
county
The one day to 6-year-olds in
the Flathead last Oct. l were
numbered 1924 1924 girls and
2,340 boys) compared to 1920 for
the year previous (2,100 boys and
1920 girls). Oct. l, 1852 saw the
total 1892, in 1851, 4,426, and for
1850, 4,093.
The Flathead last October had
1907 persons between 6 and 81
including AIT boys and 4,190
girls. The year before it was 5000
including 4,151 boys and 3,,945
girls. The total in 1852 was 1916
in 1851, 8,067 and for 1850, 1857
The school census for ages 6 tc
Fl is basis of apportionment Oh
funds received as income from
state owned lands and other sour
ceS.
The school census is taken year
after year by generally the same
people, school district clerks.
A few of the school distric
census figures are listed below:
|
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
LIGHTS and Birds

a brilliant display of northern
lights was visible to upper Flat
head residents Monday evening
about 8. Tuesday morning two bald
headed eagles kept lowering over
the Flathead river in view of the
city. Monday Mrs. Gurn Fowler
saw seven robins.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Elk Down on Parks
TWo Doq Flats

WEST GLACIER-First report
of numbers of elk at lower eleva-
tons in Glacier National Park
came this week from St. Mary
where District Ranger Don Bar
mum said there were 100 elk on
Two Dog flats.
The flats are between the foot of
ST. Mary lake and Rising Sun
campground.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Winters Middle

Midwinter in the Flathead Tor
temperature purposes is Jan. 10 TO
20, commented Observer Ray Hall
at the airport.
The average temperature taking
high and low readings OF the days
gets down to 20 above zero Tor
Jan. II through 25. Next period
sees average temperature rising.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Continue p ar k
Electrical Talks

WEST GLACIER National
Park Service officials are to meet
with Emil Rudeman, Glacier Elec-
trio Coop manager and his staff
in Cut Bank Friday to review
plans for the proposed REA line
extension from Babb to Many Gla-
cier.
Making the trip to Cut Bank
will be Paul M. Miller, National
Park Service chief engineer,
and Julian M. Golden, NPS assist
ant solicitor, both from Washing
ton, D. c.; Ralph McFadden, NPS
eelctronics engineer, San Francis
co, and from Glacier itself, Supt.
J. w. Emmert, Stanley Joseph, as
sistant superintendent, and Max
Edgar, chief engineer.
VIEW SUNkEN SHORELlNE
Thursday Miller was taken to
Lake Mcdonald hotel to view the
shoreline sinking that occurred
Christmas week. Pictures of the
shore were printed in the Dec. 81
Hungry Horse News. Cause is still
considered percolation of Snyder
creek through lakeshore gravel
causing it to slip Off 1t is not
viewed as serious.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
Monday or Tuesday, Max Ed
gar, Glaciers park engineer, is to
leave for San Francisco engineer
ing offices of the National Park
Service. Frank Neubauer, Glaciers
landscape architect, is already
there, and Emmert will join them
in February.
Projects at San Francisco is en-
cheering planning for the pro-
posed new Swiftcurrent cabir
camp and Lake Mcdonald hote
parking, sewage and water sys-
tenn improvements.
Plan for Mcdonald is new water
sewage and parking facilities tx
provide for 1000 persons including
employees and guests. Supt. EN-.
inert was in St. Paul last weel
comforting with ]. S. Jeffries, Ola
cier Park Co. head on the project
These basic improvements ar
scheduled for this year with tn
accommodations scheduled for er
ection after next year.
PHONE SERVICE
Target date for Glaciers tele
phone service to become a part o
the Mountain States Telephone an,
Telegraph Co. system is May, 1856
more than year away. 1t is no
this coming spring.
A Wednesday conference a
park headquarters involved agree
ment by the Flathead Electric Co
OPP and the telephone representa-
tives to use cables on the sam
REA pole line. Phones will use
cable under the power cable.
The Park Service wanted min
imum right-of-way clearance {
10 feet for the new line. There
less interference with scenery.
Flathead Electric Coop takir
into account the cost of the cab
and the line will submit its pro
posed rates for approval by tt
Glacier Park Co., the prospectiy
customer at Lake Mcdonald hote
The Park Service has given
permit for extension of the lii
to the head of the lake to SER
summer homes. This will be tt
minimum 10-foot right-of -wa
Extension of the power line
Avalanche campground is son
time off.
In addition to the men listed
going to the Cut Bank conferen
Friday, others at the Wednesd
please turn to page ~
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Mostly Cloudy

WEA THEIR forecast: Mostly
cloudy with intermittent light
snow Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. Considerable cloudiness Fri
day. Predicted high Thursday 70,
low 10, high Friday Is to 80.
Highs and lows of week: Jan. IA,
34-18, Saturday 26-15, Sunday 3d.
81, Monday 34-10, Tuesday 26-4,
Coolest reading of winter so far)
Wednesday 31-19, Thursday about
28-18.
Temperatures are averaging
about two degrees above normal
reports Observer Ray Hall at the
airport.
Precipitation: for January so far
n of an inch compared to full
months normal of 1872 inches
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-01-21
Snow Depths

Snow depths over the Flathead
include eight inches on the ground
at the airport, Polebridge has IA
inches, Essex 35 inches, West Ola
cier II inches, and East Glacier
s inches. This is less than normal
for Jan. 20.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
MIscEL. WANTED tcont.l

BINOCULARSCOPE, excellent condi'
ton. Call superintendent. Suburban
Hospital. OIL, 1880.
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. AMI
removed ct our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. l7es Penna. ave. NV
CLEAN PII' FiII DIRT. s4oo OLD George,
town I'd. OIL. 4-9621. II
COINS AND STAMPS-Anything flnt
in q. S. coins or stamps: gold. proc
sets. uncirculated sets and rolls
collections and accumulations
JACK 8. KING. sos 18th st. NV
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrtp.
tion; gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
Wanted today: furni'
ture and amount. Also need refgr.
gas range and good piano. Cal
MR. GRADY. Ma. S-2679
4 URNITURE--Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china
lric-a-br buying and selling fol
55 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
SITS. NV. ME. S-52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED-Will buy al
kinds Of good used furniture. TOT
prices We do moving. IA. S-Ssl o
GASOLINE DRIVEN COMPRESSOR
80 to 150-lb. pressure. OIL. 2-569l
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ApTs. FURhIsHsp-vA.

ARLINGTON-Newly furn. bedrm, :
500 50-S1a5 lge. . bedfnlS.. $40
l710 N. 10th St, Apt. 4. JE. 3-745t,
Al. .xANDRIA-Efhciency and l-bed
room, apartments; janitor service
ton; all utilities; SIS to S9a. so
Cali TIE. $3.50. between 10 am
ans sEDRooM Sia APT, Arl close-in
de luxe apt bldg: beaut furn.;
parouet frs, 3 lge. closets; super
sound insulation. Slo4.5o. ia o.
ARL:-Ent. md f.; pvt. ent.: 4 rms.
bath, sun deck: sunny. attrac. turn
Ali utils. No child. KE. s-31J44
I BEDRM., liv. rm.. dinette and kit,
pvt; bath; all utils, "a; a., 4-l21S; ,snS:heo M.
Children, sIGO. KE. $500. Iii
FALLS CHURCH-Living room. bed
loom. kitchen. bath. porch; con.
ven. loca.. S95 mo-, plus gas AND
elec. Apply Apt. 81. EOS Gibson ST.
~ O BEDRMs., 5-rm., mod. furn.,
1st-flr. apt. close-in near Pentagon
'sfh st Arl.. HU. 5-5024. IS
apt. tile bath, liv. rm., DIN. rm. WIN
rosall washer. dricr. beaut. decor
md ,urn., incl. TV; conv. to every
thing; reas TIE. 6-6S39
LINGTON-Newly decorated apt.
liv, rm., bedrm.. kitchen, and bath.
Avail. immed.: 500 incl. all ntils.
Call ia. 5-5917 "a. 2-s37 70. ,1-iQ
3 rms. and bath. New modren furn.;
3 exposures. Washer, dryer IN base
ment: $ll0 incl. utils. ia. S-13o4,
IA
S. ARL.. nr, Fort Myer-3 rms. and
hath: pvt. entr. Eentire I'd a. Only
sober. reliable couple: $S3 incl. utils.
Call Dunkirk 5-9003 after pm.
an aTTYANnpJA
Evening star., 1955-02-08

FOR sALE-A complete Remington-Rand accounts
receivable bookkeeping machine system. This ma
chine pays for itself quickly 1t does the work OF
people. In use only 16 months. This system con-
sists of the latest Model No. 685-E Bookkeeping
Machine with automatic balance features, stand and
shelves and e-hour safe ledger trays This sys-
tenn can easily handle up to 5000 regular monthly
accounts receivable and salesman commission state
ments 1t is inadequate for needs because OF our
rapid growth. Our present position may be your
gain. other miscellaneous equipment to be available
consists of an 85-E Remington-Rand bookkeeping
machine Soundscriber recording machine and eight
6x9-in. Kardex files, both steel and wood. Contact
Mr. Black at JE. 2-l890, Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXERS: Axe registered; fawn.
white markings, z and 2 wks. old
Thoroughbreds. male and female,
mos. cropped. e. s. JONES. lOl
35th st. NV, Roanoke. Va. Phone
7S45. -34
s mos, old, wonderful with children.
marked beautiful: S75. JA. S-5192.
DALMATIANS. Axe reg: champion
bloodline Show prospects or good
pets. Shots. wormed. JE. 4-4359.
ENGLISH BULLDOGS, male and fe-
male; Axe reg; fawn. Ii. 6-6554
FRENCH POODLE. black medium. fe-
male, / year old: wonderful with
children, leaving town, S75. OIL, =
165S 3
POODLE, beautiful brown. standard
size, Z months: $50. Sacrifice. must
sell. JE. 3-2901.
AT STUD-AKC poodle: beautiful
small brown standard. 17-in. 10. g.
5463
Evening star., 1955-02-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD

18th ST. NV. 21I1-Nice single
rms. with good meals; young peo-
ple vSl 81 VIZ ioIfS2 So; 5-sda3i; ad1 a., I3
Ideal residence for business people
and students. Selective menu
switchboard. TV. SIS per week.
DUPONT AREA-Rm. and board FOL
retired. or also convalescent people
3. meals daily: special care; laundry
also TV. DE 2.1102. IS
1897 10th ST. N.W.--Lge. warm 2nd
f.. rm twin beds, pvt. bath; also
single rooms. IS
BRADLEY ARMS. 1926 10th st. NV
For refined gentlemen and ladies
!ge. sgle. rms, sis per wk.; dble
rm.. $3.50 to $50 per mo-; TV
auto washer and dryer. DU. 7-9349
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for =, good
breakfast, southern home, excel
transp RA. 6-392S. 10
EMPLOYED MOTHER AND CHILD OF
adult. Conv. transp., good meals
red, rate for part-time baby sit. IA
Q.S9OT
Evening star., 1955-02-08
REpAIRs AND SERVICE


ADDITIONS. attics converted to bed
rooms or apartments; dormerS.
bathrooms and heating systems mod
ernized; carpentry and painting; no
SSTn Ss dPs or nsht a T9rk s1s sas1Esn1sa TS
GINEERING CO,
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches.
jalousies, kitchen modernized. recr
rms. complete rsmodeling service;
estimates free; all york fully Euar:;
sEcO SALES. JU. 5000, EN-
2-S749, day or night
ALTERATIONS, carpentry and ma
sonry. MR.. GALENTINE, superior
general contractors h. 2-75565
CARPENTER - Have your cabinet,
work done and rec. rooms done
chanic who does own work. Free
estimates. Call JU. 5-6110. 3
CARPENTRY. large or small Jobs;
painting. sash cords, insulating. etc.
Ii. 3-1904. ewes. or Sunday. g.
CARPENTRY. free estimates. Save
money by seeing US before YOU re-
model. repair or add to your home
or business. Ju. 5-lsls. day or
CARPENTRY, repairs. new and old
work. recr. rms, anything MR.,
SMITH, Kenmore 6-SS66 anv time.
s.
CARPENTER, painting and paper
hanSins- dSa6 All work guaranteed, Di
CARPENTER CaRPRNTER. small Jobs, house T1 paint
ELECTRiCAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs, short circuits; small JOBS done
mined RA 6-2222 any tine 2. sS.
Licensed in Md. Service any time.
FIaGsToNE, Iai STONE. STONE, CEMENT pa
tios, walls, steps etc. Free Freq esti-
FIooRs Iots saH REfINfsHEb Finish d. LIKE ki'0 NEW
X. COVER WA 7.6s6s any time.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing and wax
ing. Reasonable rate: free estimates
GENERAL REPAIR. painting. paper
ing. plastering. carpentry. screening.
We do good work. AP. 7-S154. Ia
HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE
Int; ext, painting; earpentering; dIsIs:
ters. retaining walls, driveways,
patios, walks. Silver Spring Beth.
area. PERRY HAY CO.. Ju. h-H242.
PAINTING-Color in the home. int.
paper removing; no drinking; honest
work; free estimate. AID, 4-6325.
Ill
PAINTING. PAPERING; first class
workmanship: work done immed,.
paNT1NG ME FafIRa F2fAIn RA spseis prices
now, latest designs, best materials:
good, clean work guaranteed. LA.
6-l66S. O.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; Ist.
class work: free estimates. MR.
PAINTING, PAPERING. waterproof.
inter. exter.; FILA loans avail. For
estimates. JU. 9-4771. JU. 5-42l9
PAINTING, int and ext; paperins
Free estimates. Reas. WEBB, ia,
4-0317 after 9 p.rl., all day sun.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; 1st-
class work. materials: do own work.
brothers. white; refs. ia. 2-l731.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNisHED-Nw.

WILSON HOUSE-Excel rms; sgls.,
S35-S4 o-S45; doubles. S25-$30- $50
pvt, bath, $40. Daily, 81, AD
1i.i 18th ST. N.w.-clean rm., dble
ter: $500 sRle.' SO for 2. HU
1883 oiSi 18th ST. Nw.-Businesswomel
sci. and dbl. rms; clean. beant It
furn;; modern baths. NO. 7-a6h.
So WEEKLY; large newly, decorated
front adjoining bath: quiet person
rd,h daS0 e.. gark Faao&1n 81 5T beaut. os house
sgle and dble.; maid, phone. other
privls.; reas NO, 7-3422, .
3O1S SHERMAN AVE sele. rms,
nr; bath; newly dec; clean. airy
DHPoNY ARi tTg4ti cir. vlc.-Lse dble. 8 rms.
refgr., hot and cold water; S12 sgle,,
S16 dble. wk: 1918 10th st. CO
$4,000; after 6 pm. AD. 2-9IS3
PORTER AT CoNN.-Nicely furn. sele
Srivis fSls En Ems sS444 iSnE 'tsR'D ST. S5S
CLEVELAND PK.-A fine lse., twin
bedrm.. beaut. furn. S60 per mo
Kit. priyils avail; y spae. ohoa h9ase,
s blk to 'efS Conn; sr ave- tsrae. Wo Sao' from, ont
room. running water, next to bath
One single next to bath. co. 5-,s5@7
1888 NH. AVE. NV, "The Pana-
manian" - Clean front single, nr
bath, conv. transp.. $500 week
1905 GEORGIA AVE. NV. mr. Wal.
ter Reed-Lge. front. we'll furn. rm
Ideal for . girls or cple. Tu. 2-94 Is
I71s KILBOURNE PL.-Pleas. front
- al rofnr grill
nexs S.aaiO to rbii bath: eoDS s,Dse'i no siia1g.
1928 eist NV. - Attractive room;
pvt. bath; for ] or 2 gentlemen,
excel. location. DU. T-4770. Il ]
OPPOSITE DUPONT PLAZA. 16IC
kit. privil.: $50 mo. Also dble., S2d
rfssENpEN e; AND WISCONSIN M vi.
ciuity-Rm. in nicely furD. home
with breakfast privil.: good transp:
reasonable; woman. WO. 6-7IS7
1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-"The Pal.
esIs sals WISCONSIN WIS., DSSi Z Ave. N.W.--Twt
nice rooms, furn.. large closets
transp. at door. good section; 1 un'
lin, tel: ladies or gents. EN-. 3-7nnl
1865 IRVING ST. N.W.-Studio rm.
person, hot plate priyiIs.; alsff
1asl s!sfpinSM nESMERssoNMsineie TR;s SSs i or double
room near Ga, and 14th st; carline
very nice home RA 3-9320.
ciI6 KALORAMA RID. N,W.-,Lge
S35 % mo- Wo. 8-756s. .
TOURiSTS-Downtown Lovely rms
son. 2o14 p St. NV. DU. 7-oi93
1914 18th ST. NV, THE Flora,
Manor"-Ciean. warm sgle., nr
bath; elev.; maid serv.; 81 week
CONNECTICUT vICINITY-ciean
sesI' sood parking; $50 mo. KE. 7-i0ss
1897 EYE ST. N.w.-clean. quiet
rms, in excel. loc. downtown: S1-SS
per wk. MRS. cAPPs, RE. 7-9o91.
18th ST. NV sgle. rms, l dble,
share bath; conv. to everything. RIA
sHOREHAM VIC, sa1o Klingle I'd
Attrac. rm., lovely home and loc,
shwr. bath; gentleman. Wo. 6-5156
LARGE BRIGHT DOUBLE ROOM
with phone. kitchen PRIVILEGES. Also
single room for young lady sinal
but comfortable. Private home NO
aoOS iith ST. near Columbia rd.-
Beautiful front room. sep. entr.
excel. location. privils., reas. Apt. .
Evening star., 1955-02-08

1887 BRENTWOOD ROAD NE.
AID. 2-6177 --l2
STORE FIXTURES, modern. mems
store can also be used for other lines.
Reas. Apply Mr.. Munaker, NATION
AL SHIRT SHOP. 6i7 14th st. NV.
TABLES, leather tops. several styles,
formerly to SO; choice, S15. Fur
niture at lowest prices. 3736 r., /
TELEvisioN sALEwBrand-new 81
1856 famous TVS in factory cartons;
regular S1S9.95,. now Sl0s. Also.
large selection of thoroughly recon-
ditioned TVS, from S2495. SLAT-
TERY'S. KE. 7-1500. %
TELEVISION. 16-in. GE console. NAH.
like-new cond.; $40 or best offer.
ia. 9-S20O. IS
TV, beaut, mahoe. console 21-inch
Philco. 1858, needs minor repair
sac, SS5. LO. 5-3371. 10
TYPEWRITERS. Royals, KMM model
sos each. L. C, Smiths. $40 each
Others from $l7.50. 1891 L st NV
4
Evening star., 1955-02-08
APTs. fURNIsHED-Mp.

TAKOMA PARK, 9O4 Fairyiew -
Furn., S100 mo-: unfurn., SIS. util
incl; l bedrm., liv. rm., dinette; i kit
and bath; new furniture. Mod. bldg
~, a1759s eos or IINf: he 4,7i91; a2t I'm IN,
pvt. bath, pvt. entr.; suit. for 2
JU. 5-55QS. ~
CHEVY CHASE. nr. Chevy Chase ant
Columbia Clubs and NH; utilities
included. OIL. 2-3l73. 10
MT. RAINIER, 4103 33rd st.-3 fufn
rms, pvt. bath: nr. transp.; adults
Phone WA, 7-1g3S. y
Evening star., 1955-02-08
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

121i 18TH ST. N.W.-Lge., clean
room; refgr., stove and sink; SIC. 80
weekly IL
NICE CLEAN light housekeeping rm
stove, refgr.. SS.75 wk. 604 G Sc
Ii. 3-a693, TU. 2-2952 10
FAIRMONT ST. NV, I316--1 rm.,
refgr., running water, for one per
son; $3.50. 18th st. cars. CO. D.
MI. !T"P PpLEAsANT-Bedrm.-l -liv. rm, tile
bath and shower. firepl., lge. closets
$40. so. S-Sa64. -13
AIRFOAM studio rm.. porch yard
clock-radio. TV. Sl0-S15. 2l41
NV, EX 3-6633. IL
DUPONT CJRCLE---Large room with
refrigerator and hot plate. Phone
and laundry privileges. DE. 2-2705
Evening star., 1955-02-08
ROOMS AND APrs. TO sHARl

RESPONSIBLE LADY to share with
gentle lady, home like; 2-bedrm.,
2-bath apt. 3lO0 blk. Conn. ave.
Box 1865, Star; IS
GIRL, "5-35 to share -bedrm. apt
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE BEDROOM
for LADY, kitchen privileseS. un-
limited rhone. Close-in. AID. 4-2546.
GIRL to share large apt. with .
rate. Call HU. 3-5432. Ext. .763
after $50. Ill
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FARM AND GARDEN

for grading. excavat-
ing, land clearing free estimates
Call UN 4-8533: night. AP 7-059S
AND TREE SERVICE.
Topsoil. manure, trees, Shrubbery,
azaieas. FOUSE & Bid. JE. 4-0646
JE. 2-2S43 JE. Boosts
A. C. FRONT END LEADERS for hire.
bulldozers, grading. excavating, land
clearing: by hour or contract Top
soil for sale. VIII. 6-7161. s
stone. road gravel: hauling. grad
ing. MR.. HARTING, HE. 4-5673
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming. D. c., Md. Free estimates.
MR.. CLAYTON. Call UN. 4-0903,
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
rialf block off Conn. ave. at 1900
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dbl.
and sgle. rms, pvt. bath avail: ex-
cel meals; rates. $3.50 week up.
HO 2-3566.
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FURNITURE
HHrGTC

CHESTS
maple and nah. bachelor
chests, S22 so to ST 80; brand-new
lge. maple 4-drawer chests, SO to
S2l 80; new maple students desks,
$22 80; also used chests, So up.
Drexel Travis Court drop-leaf ext.
table. only $45; solid NAH. oval
solid nah. chairs. $50; other dinette
chairs, $4 up: miscl. fcrn. the
little store around the corner" +"
4429 Wisconsin ave. NV, mr.. Sears.
Omen till z nm EN- o-6675
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

large dairy type; fresh
with first calf; $3.50. Also pure bred
bull. 3S mo. old. EN-. 3-5407, after
6 pm, --S
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FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

Sse.95 chrome 5-pc. dinettes, $40 90
S9S so wrought-iron dinette, S54 .g3
SOS. 80 Administer 9x12 rugs $4,000
Nationally Adv. Hollywood S47.95
S129 so bunk beds, complete. $500
nsdia5 KING. s@aoa @ Ga Ga. Ave. Ave, JU. e.5ssi
FURN.-Mod. liv. rm, set, Maple
twin beds, chairs. tables, lamps,
nah, din, sect. sofa. desk. Kl, s.
FUN, priced for quick sale-Like
new. Simmons "a bed. S45; mod.
couch. $50; tea wagon, S15;. for
mica table and chairs, $50: . chests,
$25; bunk bed, $50. KE. 7-O0so.o
FURN., entire household; leaving city;
must sell; sac. new cond;; modern:
sell sep, rms. RA; 6-34!3. a..
ifaah1ss iath St NV. a; CO Sos $1,000 q Co. ''1'
GAS RANGES, new. used. repairs: OIL
coal wood ranges. ACME STOVE
1O11 18th st, NV, MA. S-S952.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237 Ga.
ave. DE 2-5566.
STARTERS. 80 up;
lge. assort.: elec. motor repairs: 4lst
yr. CARTY 1908 14th. NO. 1-o224.
HEATERS, new used ,gas. oil. coal,
wood. tlec }; lowest prices ACME AsGNn
sTpRE S M R6x nT MTAfHTkEss "a ssgSS and
spring, double; SIS. Lu. l-33a3
rRoS stssT FIREMAN I R;Ni and controls. in s good
cend.; cheap. Du. 7-4siT' AID; 4