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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

SEWING: ALL KINDS. IRENE'S
sewing shop, across the highway
from Byrd's Food Mart, Martin City.
16*
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

FOR SALE: FRESH YOUNG TUR-
keys. Braig's Turkey farm, phone
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

GRAIN FED PORK FOR SALE.
whole or half, Is cents a pound
Inquire l.. S. Murphy, Phone 254-K
Col. Falls. 16a
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
rent at Kennedy Court, $50 a
utilities included. Phone
Col. Falls 58-K2. 1T
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

ONE BEDROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
furnished, for couple. Inquire Mrs.
o. E. Mccartney, Phone AK, Col.
Falls. 16s
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

LOST: BLUE" blue tick hound be-
longing to Ed Walden. Col. Falls.
Telephone 278, Col. Falls, if you
have any information. 16
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

LOST: BILLFOLD. KEEP MONEY,
but please return wallet and pap
ers. Stanley DoWnen, Col. Falls. 16*
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

MODERN FURNISHED CABINS
for rent. $50 per month. All util-
tiles furnished. Propane heat, stove.
Rex's, Columbia Heights. c1-16
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS FOR
rent. Outside entrance; furnace
heat. $50 Second Avenue West. Mrs.
Acceturi, Phone ely. 21*
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

TO BE MOVED: ONE ROOM Full
~ insulated house 20 by "a feet,
with upstairs, not finished, $500. In
quire Bill Stallings, Phone 89X, Call
weekend or evenings. 16*
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Too Lote to Classify

FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR FARM
produce. One maroon davenport
at 42O First Avenue East, Eddie
johnson, Columbia Falls. 16*
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

ZENITH RADIO PHONOGRAPH
for sale; Good condition. Inquire
Bob Smith. Phone 127-K, 308 Third
Avenue East. 16
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-11-11

MODERN, FURNISHED ROOM
house for rent in Hungry Horse.
Telephone 278, Col. Falls. 49,
, 1955-02-28

HEE2HEE
These days we hear a lot Of
talk about good clean govern
ment. But we see that the good
old patronage system is still be-
ing adhered to by the spouters
of good government.
It is an open secret that Willie
Johansen is the handpicked can
didate of Senator Lawaetz for the
position Of Commissioner Of Agri-
culture andLabor. But he should
not have embarrassed the Cover
nor that way.
Take a glimpse Of the biographi
cal sketch of Johansen and you
will see what we mean: Graduate.
OF the eighth grade. His back
ground is even worse than that
of Sergeant Nelson whom the
Governor eventually turned
down.
, 1955-02-28
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
CERTIFICATE Of REGISTRATION Of RENEWAL
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE BY:
AID. G. HALFORD & CO. LIMITED

for registration in the Virgin Islands Of the United States OF
renewal of Certificate Of Registration No, 43,5l3, registered
in the United States Patent Office on October II; 1904, and
in the Virgin Islands Of tht United States on June u, 1907,
and it having been shown that said certificate Of registration
wa srenewed in the United States Patent Office on Noven-
Der %, 1854, for a period of twenty coy years from October
II, 1854, unless sooner terminated as ~proVided.b by law in the
name of "A. {. c. Halford & Co. Limited, Of London, England,
a COOPERATION Of Goeat Britain which has made a showing OF
ownership Of the said trademark;
IS TO CERTIFY that the said renewal has been
recorded in the Office Of the Government Secretary Of the
Virgin Islands of the United States at St. Thomas, in accord
ance with the provisions in the Regulations governing the
registration Of PATENTS and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April /, 1916.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States to- be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 18th
day Of February, 1865.
SEAD ~
CHARLES K. cLAUNcH
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1955-02-28

While Senator Merwin is TAX
ing a holier than thou attitude he
should look in the record of his
family and find out just what
they have done in the past to
help the people Of st. Croix. He
should realize that there is plenty
Of truth in the old saying that:
Sour sop doesn't fall too far from
the tree.
According to the st. Thomas
Daily News, Senator Merwin is
now the leader of the intelligen-
STA. Well we are really sorry for
the intelligensia Daily News type.
They should attend the sessions
of the Legislature and witness for
themselves the number Of mo-
tons which Senator Merwin has
been forced to swallow since Jan
uary10.
, 1955-02-28

The Administration Senators
+ no longer trying to camou-
flage their moves, Every morning
it is part of their routine exer-
cises to drop in to Government
House to get the latest instruc-
tons either directly from the
High Commander or from Con-
tact man Nolle Smith. Sometimes
when they r late for the session
Of the Legislature they comman-
deer No. ! to bring them to the
Legislative Hall.
Senators Merwin and Lawaetz
live on Government Hill and they
really make use Of their close
proximity to the Executive Man
sion.
, 1955-02-28
MoRTAR PEsTLE
BY Virgin Islands Unity Party

say months ago that he wanted
highly qualified and efficient per
sons to head up his departments,
persons who could bring some
thing to the Virgin Islands to lift
its standards. Even a high school
boy knows that Oscar Bough is
much more qualified tsan Willie.
Johansen. Take Louis Grown, the
present Corporation Commission
er; he could surely do a better
job than Willie. We know Of
many more qualified Virgin Is
landers who can really do a job
in that department.
As a friend said the other day,
we n sorry for the poor worker
who has to go to Willie to get
some advice or assistance. The
head of a labor department which
includes labor should be sym
pathetic to labor and its problems.
It goes without saying that the
present nominee is not in this ca
tegory.
But eager to assist those who
are doing his biddings, the Cover
nor went along blindly on Sena-
tor Lawaetz proposal, and there
you have the blunder.
Of course, Senator Rodriguez al
SO has his man. In this case, how
ever, the nominee is qualified.
Blu we just want the record to
show which Senators are getting
the nod in Government House. It
is the same old game Of politics
IS usual: help your friends, pun
ish your enemies. So let us cut
out the nonsense Of good, clean
government. Who do you think
your + fooling--not the people
of the Virgin Islands.
In view Of the fact that the Lee
gislative Hall is not being used
for civic meetings during the ses-
sion, there will be no meeting of
the Unity Party until the month
Of March. However, the members
+ asked to continue the good
work. We have plenty of plans
for this year, which will be dis
cussed as soon as meetings are
held again.
, 1955-02-28

We understood the Governor to
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-16
"World's Largest Cigar Center

Jewish centers in the world-A-
merica and Israel: America. pre-
dominantlY a religious center. and
Israel. sovereign nation with a
peculiar destiny which God a.
lone has in store for her. TO be
a light unto the nations-an or
lagoYim.
Short of world war and Arab
Israeli war, both of which I do
not believe will come to pass,
American Jewry will become
more homogeneous. 1t will have
the opportunity to look inward, to
appraise itself, and to realize that
its future will be that of re-
ligious community. say religious,
and not theological, advisedly, for
traditionally Judaism has always
encompassed the whole of life.
The vast number of sYnagogues.
temples. schools. and community
centers being erected today are an
indication of this trend. In the
framework of religion. the Jew
can express what is highest and
finest in his being and make his
greatest spiritual contribution to
America. This Jewish return to
religion comes at a time when
there is a resurgence of faith a.
mong all free people. and I believe
that Jews will be in the vanguard
of those leading humanity back to
God.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-16
TAMPA, FLORIDA
The Next Hundred Years

each other. This most Arab lead
ers know. but for reasons of "sav-
ing face" are not yet prepared
to acknowledge. Ultimately. then.
a viable. durable peace is inevita-
BILE.
Israel, still an infant state, will
need our nurishing for many years
to come. It is remarkable how
much has already been accom-
plished with so little. Nothing like
it has ever been achieved in his
tory. I believe Israel is destined
to grow into community of two
to three million self-sustaining
Jews, who will make their con-
tribution to Jewish life and to
mankind.
One hundred years from now
I believe. there will be two great
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-09-16
(Continued from Page 62)

CONTINUED from Page 62)
expand their present frontiers.
nor will they permit their contrac-
tion: that they are a tremendous
asset for democracy and economic
improvement: that Jews and Ar
abs are of the same race: that Is
rael does not want to be an is
land in an Arab sea. but integra-
ted into the Near East: in other
words. that Arabs and Jews need
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,it

AIN
5rue s,s ~
suiIe
loc $50 oyoIi r,s,sy Oh
powder 6asie, So .9a
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,ANK, 30-gallon. used;
Iws, screens, doors;
$3.50, rs
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MIscELLANEous FoR SALE

lFURNIsHINGS-Moving West: rum.
mage sale. Sat, 10 to s only: bah,
gr9nd piano. roll-top desk. dayeno
dbl. bed, gas mower. 25-gal. aouar'
tum and equip, yard clothes tree
sSU 1 pansln sb..t tsS: S sss
barrow: 6:40xl6 snow tires. plants
etc. 4S0S Crescent ST.. / block
from 49th st. NV. and Western ave
F Ok, items. ,ncludin.
table tab marble ,h1a top. $sS S bureau wal.
tique. newly upholstered, doesfin
800; rocker. antique, mahogany
ladder back, S15; mirror. triple
folding vanity. $50; sisal rug. 9x10
$40: rocker, walnut, antique. So
s ele sioS sss aS sl e. ssP$, tables
hold cheap. EN-. $3.50. 20
FURNITURE rooms of furniture.
Very good condition. Reasonable.
Best offer. CO. B-2092. -27
FURNITURE-Leavi for California,
must sacrifice 8 rooms: call after 9,
F if. fTHss apt. ses-up.
Good cond. win sell pieces sepa-
rately Very reasonable. LU. 2-1195.
FURNITURE-studIo couch. dinett.
set, chest. RE. 7-7396. -27
FURNITURE-Blond liv. rm. suite;
convertible sofa. chair and table,
s95 gxl@ AngoIa rug set, so;
FURNITURE-Save $50 on this extra
rm. suite with regular 5000 pre-
built mattress and matching box
spring. Also regular $500 studios.
S69.5O. Lowest prices anywhere in
area on Congoleum rugs, all sizes.
These bargains must be seen to be
appreciated: TAKOMA FURNITURE
NV. ri, s-4eis. store hours: $50
am. to 0 pm. Free parking in rear
of store. --27
FURNITURE - 6-pc. walnut dining
room suite and 2-pc. living room
r suits mS,r r. a-5203: ,,-29
Victorian straight chair. square
cherry table, antique: maple bedrm,
suite, twin beds, dresser, chest, van
ity. chair, 2 mirrors, double inner
spring mattress. sofa, chair. foot.
stool. ! Hammadsn runner, wall
chairs chsb s alilt Is. and spreads. Terms,
Chase. Nd. 81. 3-640s. '' 4. N cHs''
FURNITURE - Unclaimed, dropleaf
table. SIS; studio couch, $3S chest
OF drawers. SIS; dresser, SIS: Roll
away bed. $12; sofa-bed. $40; in
ner spring mattress. $40: 6 din.
rm. chairs, SIS: 2 matching wing
chairs, sos; kitchen set, $50; coffee
table, SIS; Lawson love seat, $50;
occaS. chair. So; single or dble.
bed, SO; coil spring, SIS; desk,
SIS; round oak table, SO; hide
away bed, $40. We also do reuphol-
steering. ref1nishIng, cabinetwork,
furniture cleaned, draperies and
slipcover sofa and chair, $40; extra
chair, S17.95; sofa and chair re-
upholstered, $50: labor and ma
terial included; textured material.
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERS. 2447 18th
st. NV. CO. 5-51l6.
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ROOMS EURhlsHEp-N.w.

1898 10th ST.--Lovely studio rm.,
running water. 3 windows, new fur
niture. newly redec.; in good
EXCEPTIONAL EXCEPTIONAL lse. beautiful rm..
| use of garden, delightful In sum-
mer. Lovely home for one appreci-
| ating such. Young man. quiet. neat,
reliable. no; 2-o2oo after p;m.:
GENTLEMAN-cool room in beauti-
tgl Conn; ave. apt. No other roop seer'.
1879 II ST. N.w.-one persons only:
private house: SIS Call early m NOR
e5 sFs' 1fth ST. N.w.-Rm.. next to
bath clean, cool, comfortable; $50
Mr. IT, cum. CATHEDRAL aTfHERAL AYES.
$50 mo-; young man. no. 2-33os.
1888 PARK RD.-Lovely rms; young
good Barking; 81 wE. DU. 1854.
$500 s7th ST. NV. corner Porter
| st)-Nicely furnished single room;
| home and surroundings will have to
b spjens IL be sM aspT va sun porch
pvt home. Wo 8.4583 50
1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge. rms, newly dec; semipvt. bath.
Also apt. Reas. rates. RE. 1929.
FOR OFFICIAL OR EXECUTIVE
GENTLEMAN =. Beautifully fur
a hill. surrounded by spacious
grounds: parking facilities; maid
s snaee' Frisidaire; sun deck. ,aAD.
Mr.. DUPONT CIR.-Nice rms. water
NV. CO. 10000 or AID. e-97Ss.
ADAMS MILL RD.. OPP, Rock Creek
PIX. Master bedrm. bath. maid sery.
unlim. ph Best transp. Ho. 2-9I 81.
NICELY FURN. RMS. by xk, or mo:
er. Apply 17l6 Eye st. NV. 81
2I2O r ST. NV. Apt. 9-Comf. sgle.
rm., end H., next bath; maid serv.;
S22.50 mo. NO 7-467n
CONGENIAL LADY OR MAN desiring
home and not Just room. Blk.
, Glover PsT6 bus EN- IN 2'oiG n,ns aa
block from Connecticut ave Large
cool front room, 8 windows, 2
closets. double bed. fan: employed
only. S35. Single room, $25, DU.
ACROSS sTArLER-Lge. cor. rms.
NEW HAMPSHIRE house.. TIA
New Hampshire ave. Newly deco
rated rooms; maid service. no. O.
1883 18th ST. Northumberland;
turn:: modern baths. NO. 1919.
Sc A DAY per person, 1101 18th NV.
Attrac. sgle. and dble. rms, 81 wk.
up ,xANNE's HOTEL. DI. 7-7sss.
doubles; ldry.. Tv, priyils;; SO per
WILSON HoUsEs-Ercel. rms, ssies..
S35-$40-S45; dbleS., 25-S3O-S35;
pvt. b.. s7os daily. SO. AID 2-9296.
1897 EYE ST. N.W.--Clean, quiet
caRL 4 HALL Hall ri aio i'f' st. nv
water. mail service: use Of refEr.;
reasonable rates. DU. 7-0570. =
GENTLEMEN-Furn room. tele-
phon SKI, no oct other :. 5Comsrs; Sg5 per
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely cool ssle.
rms, in elev.-type BLDG; plenty, Of
G hhHnsIS' ST. NV, 145o-Real al mic.
sgle. rm.. $3.50 wk.; also Ink rm.
ri GAILATN ST. N.w.-Lsrge front
master bedrm. with pvt. bath; on
busline. ia. 9-2S05. 20
AIR CONDITIONED Except. lge,.
suitable 3 or 8. Bath same floor.
Det house. Nice yard; 27-in. TV:
maid; linen: S25 ca. CO. $500,
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. - Exception
ally clean and quiet single room.
beaut. furn.; $50 mo. 1921 10th st.
CONN. AVE, mr. shoreham--Ise.
1920 studio rm.. adj. tile bath:
/ or 2 persons. no. 2-B334. --2a
TWIN BEDRM.. with
2 closets; quiet, no-drinking cple.
or men; S75. Also room with dble.
bed, air cond; sgle.. $40; dble..
$50. After $50 Fri, 1343 Montague
st. NV. RA, 6-0038. 20
ll4 ARKANSAS AVE. N.W.-Newly
furn. room, near bath. Near 14th
and 10th st. trsnsp. tn. 2-3512.
CONTINUED on Next Psge)
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVALS; SIS up. topping.
prun., seeding. cabling. I'd. wk. 10.
A.7702; JU. 6-0429; JU. 6-S007.
BOLLDOZER, Mighty Kat. new -
cylinder with fitting hydraulic 81
ment for back fill. finished grade or
landscape work Would like 20 sell
Immediately. HoYLE MOTOR SALES
! l71T r. I. ave. ne. DU. 7-S30o.
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
| Job. You lay It and save. Terms II
desired, GREENWICH FARM NURS-
cry. LU. 2-49S0.
ToPSOn-Very good rich topsoil for
G 1sTnS 10 ana a GREENHOUSES very ress.
POWER LAWN MOWERS, new, $40 .a5
and I'D; used Sl5 and up. Time
payments. MALONEYS. INC, S126
Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
ROTO TILLERS AND GARDEN TRAC-
| TOR, new or used. $99.95 and up
1 Time payments. MALONEYS, INC.
1925 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md,
n Dsrts ca ahd s sAMs new fea sSss
INC. Silver Spring, Md, JU. s-3333.
WANT PRIVACY? - Fast-growing
evergreen hemlock for hedge; stocky
Gig inches. 30 plants, SIS: very
special rates $50 or more. Also
vincs Minor myrtle, periwinklel.
l1edl EVERGREEN BlouHo cover LoE
ssl 6 10 ana a-o ssssy spots 100 pl.1ts'
soDDISG. 5000 bluegrass: all work
glasganteed. w1ENEKE. GARDEN
FILE Dirt, free, loaded on your
10000 yards. Call 20s-J, Manas-
j. A. WILLIAMS, LU. 1-3623. --27
GOOD 1OPSOIL for sale; large load.
$50 Days, Redwood 6-6330; eyes,.
Redwood 6-6630
SBULLDOZER for grading, excavating.
land clearing; free estimates Call
TOP SOIL. rich, dark loan; ideal
tons. Sl2 delivered. Lo. 7-74S7.
NEW Eou1rMENr-pull line Of In
ternational tractors and farm equip.
New Holland. New idea farm equip.
| TONERS Sherman and Henry back
hoes and leaders. "Brillion" grass
| seedeTs. Ezee Flow lime sewers, balef
and binder Irvine; parts and service.
MALONEY'S, Silver Spring, Nd.
USED EQUIPMENT-I-HC Cub: res.
ular. A. pillow and cult; Oliver n
tractor. piow' cult cult and fsrt. attach:
I-HC M tractor Super A mower;
garden tractors; New Holland blow
ers; New Holland baler;- Cub corn
planter; Cub graders; John Deere
delivery rake; plows and discs; Gull
timulcher; tractor manure spreader.
MALONEY'S, INC. Silver Spring.
Nd. JU. 1888.
FOR SALE-F 20 Farmall tractor.
$500; haybsler, New Holland No.
So. purch. new last VI, only $1,350;
side delivery rake. New Idea 4-Bar:
purch. new last VI. only Sl75. Will
sell on terms to resp. buyer. VIII.
6-6S7S. -27
SALE TRADE-INS-Garden tractors
and power mowers. AL makes.
Lowest prices. GRAVELY OF WASH.
JU. 9-22S7. Mon. through Sat. 81
SoD-5 acres or more 20-yr.-old
sod. Call F. AUSTIN. WA, 1890.
FLOWER PLANTS-Petunias, 600
doz.; zinnias, marigolds, cosmos.
4Oc. Ewes. pm, wk. ends, holl-
days. $3.50 AdelphiR I'd, Tyatts.s
HA. 2-S941. 29.
ITRACTORS-Riding "Tri-trac," COM
plete with tires; demondstrators:
ideal for small farm or estate. Save
$154; regularly 1888; sale price.
1899, i each at the following
Oil BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
$500 WISCONSIN AVE NV.
$500 WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOs-Reconditioned upriehts. Ex-
cellent practice pianos Priced as
low as S225. Liberal terms. CAMP
BELLS. HOS G st. NV. DI. 7-s464,
PlANos-Lester, Betsey Ross; used
spinets, $395. Wurlitzer. LXv ma
SIZE These SsG are outst GUSTAV sn Sslues.
CAMPBELL'S, 11oS g st. NV, DI,
PIANO. upright, beautiful walnut
case case e Sssi cOnd.; exceptional vsIue.
r5 5iss Il ;Ps 4o gisspd' fair so9al ss
PIANo-Knabe Grand. used. Out
Must be seen to be appreciated.
4 e. terms; S cAski = Jos
PIANO. returned from rental spinet,
substantial amount paid: real OPP
ssyirs,s q. K5frTs. 1855" & St. Nv,
p "a, 5s'f fcs sEsr-s,v and ds Used
ing. extra, JoRDANs. corner 18th
SPRING fphone JU. b.1io6i. Silver
p SPsiSs 't PSn 0D shN sTs. ana
E new Lester sP pianos. IS So monthly;
sIsso 0a'Sf pIaNo MART VAR i iSi5 FL
st. NV. Dust above the library.
OPEN THURS. Ewes. -27
PIANOs-Brand-new standard make.
full keyboard spinets, only $3.50:
nationally advertised price. $500;
mahogany finish; 1O-year guarantee;
s sIs9 @ass xasfs ses SSsa fRlassS
the library. OPEN THURS. EYES
PIANO, WEBER baby grand. SIT.
Excellent condition; bell tone.
PiANos@ IGs wuriitzer spinet
pianos, $3.50: rare value; quantity
limited KITTs' 1880 G st. gnsw.,
PffANos%spinets and consoles, sos
up: Grands, $a95 up: also apt. up
rights available knas. R Makes n stoas
and Clark, Acrosonic, Wurlitser and
others. Also chord and home or
gans. Up to 8 years to pay. Low
est prices In D. c. area. Open FL;
and Mon. till 9 pm. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO.. S57 Pershlng
drive, JU. 9-633S.
PI JAN $S %a5 up; sDin e6S
selection. Many fine makes. Terms.
Open every eve. and Suns. till 4
pm. also Decoration Day. .Estab--
iished 1901. Always q good buy at
SCHAEFFER PIANO SHOP, S25
Bonifant ST., Silver Spring. JU. g.
PIANO, Huntlnston, full : keyboard
~ m
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

BORDER COLLIE PUPS filters;
wide choice. JE. 3-S6Sl. go
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, red. long
hair: 3 mos. perm. shots: CHI. sire
and dam; also / yr. old red female;
ready to be bred July and lib. fe-
male half miniature. breeding,
mos. old. BAYARD KENNELS. JE
2-OS9S.
SPITZ-Beautiful young male; good
home wanted with adults: phone Fri.
s51ss pat Sat- sa pm. II thr aG nq %ond az
OIL. 2-2234.
TWO ATTRACTIVE MALE PUPS, nine
wks: old; So ca. spitz. collie. JE.
TOY M MANCHESTER pUPpIEs-AKc
reg; pediggreed; male and femsle.
Collie PputPs-AKc reg: :, wfs.;
from ss5: peri. mark. RE. 5-s5si.
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS. whelped
April Q; steady hunters, faithful,
easy to train Axe reg: excel: blood
line. @. M. WARD. KE. s-70s6.
5131 yorktown blvd, Arlington
DALMATIAN. Ga months; Axe reg. {;
housebroken, all shots. licensed:
beautifully spotted. JU. 9-44536
s 9eG I.s aa: ssf ss5sss , sSBDi Il
coCK Sii PU hiiii weeks old; s15-
$50. SO pm. LU.. 1-4162. ~
COCKER PUPs-Teddy bear type;
most beautiful; S35 up; near Catho-
lie y: 1915 Hamilton st.. West
ENGLISH NShtIsYiii BuEL PUPS, Axe. See four
generations of sound. healthy dogs.
PARAKRETS. selling out. over 400
normals. rares and splits. IS breed
Ing, cages and nest boxes. Also
flights. Make offer. JE. 2-es7o;n
PEKINESE TWINS, male and female.
IS mos old Good healthy dogs.
S75 for o the pair. Call before 9 ? m.
D aG sfUs6 PUPPIES, males .2s and
females Axe reg. JU. 6-s7s3, eyes,
GREAT DANE. beautiful fawn, black
mask; excellent markings. 8 mos,
Axe; 5000. XII, 9-5214. --2s :,
BEAGLE PUPPIES, also registered
GERMAN sHEPHERD s. PUPPIES. Axe
reg; immed. del. ASGARD-ARBAND
s KlsNSEIs' 300 m; Great Falls. Va"
males, mos; Axe
reg; adorable pets. ia. 9-464s.
COCKER PUPPIES, purebred: Q wks.,
black or buff: $50. JE. 2-0443.
FOR sALE-collie puppies; Axe.
tri-colors and sahles; big-boned;
6 nsI.s oE 5 psT5fd; male. f.
DOGS AND CATS BoARDED--Pickup
and return serv. Vet. on ol-hr. call.
SHADY SPRING KENNELS, TU.
2-1291. re-
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LIVESTOCK MANAGER
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

NURSE, practical, colored, desires
eight hours work: best of care. Ref
Phone 10. 2-71S3.
TYPIsT, colored girl: 1-year college;
Be- nsat assS sSsas se smti p sraa' Ssek
YOUNG LADY desires permanent
position. child care. 5-day wk. Ref.
c 81 red WOMAN desires night
work including Sat's. Exper. in
clerical, chamber maid, etc. RE: 2
1O5S after 8 pm. 30'
GIRL. colored. wants work in room
ing house; good worker, refs. DE. p
@92l.
NICE COLORED WOMAN to care for
elderly person. night or day, 8 days
wk., 8 hrs. HO 2-0123.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES-10-key hand
subtract, $55. Burroughs, $50. Mon
roe cleo, $l25. Underwood cleo,
10-column CIR bal, $I75. Repairs,
rentals. CENTRAL, 20l9 14th st.
ADDREsSOGRAPH; model ZOO z.
with stand, new cond., $S5. CEN
TRIAL, 2019 14th st. NV. Il
COND.; amazing port.
unit; cools, dehumidifies, deodor-
ICES; $39.95: IS dn. ST. 3-7676
AIR CoNDITIoNERS, save 5000. New
STERN ffa M RRENNER A RB AREY En-:
TERPRIsES, INC. 904 10th st. NV.
AIR coaDi1fIoNERs. new 1855 units
at teIrif1G savings for soS cash buyers.
AIR CONDITIONER; a4-toh Carrier,
commercial window type; 500. Can
be seen at 1889 Madison st. NV.
AIR CoNDITIoNERs-N-h.p. win
dow type. nationally adv. brand;
al az in taeteT3-se sIsa e ar
AIR CONDITIONERS, FEEDERS
1858 units. - hip, S199.95; free
installation: free aO-day, service
RE. 7-4252, RA. $500. 80
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcon,. J
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING for Nashville. Tenn. June
%, return In two weeks: uesire re-
spcnsible lady or couple to help drive,
LII. 1850.
NORTHERN OHIO - Cple. driving
Memorial week end. Round trip. De-
sire expen. sharing pass. Refs. LU.
l-4737. --27