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The frontiersman., 1956-11-08
Police Chief Reports
 Quiet Halloween Here

Police Chief Bernard Bouwens said this week that outside of the usual up-turned garbage p.Els there was no damage reported in the city area on Halloween and expressed his thanks to the youngsters, the organizations, churches and home owners. He said he thought that parties and treats provided by the various groups and homeoWners had pro. vided ample entertainment for the youths.
 Girl Scouts of the area made house-to-house contacts as the weather would permit and had fairly good results" in their trick or treat collection of canned goods which they will use in baskets for needy families at holiday time. However, the col lection barrels placed in the Pig gly Wiggly store and at Koslos- ky's Department store were not successful, according to Mrs. Keith Lovejoy, Girl Scout lead CT. We will wait until it is closer to the holidays before making another appeal for canned food she added.
The frontiersman., 1956-11-08
IN AND OUT AT THE
 VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL

Patients hospitalized at Val ley Presbyterian Hospital this week include Ronnie Seldahl, Mrs. Sam Boyd, Ole Johnson, Nick Uzelae, Mrs. Bernard Bou- wens, Susan Mastrude. '. Bill Diana, 15, Michael Combs of Wasilla, 2, Mrs. Dietrich Remple and infant son and Harley Toom' ey.
 Hospitalized but now out were: Mrs. Michael Vaselli, Serrin Berg Olson, George Mcclure, Ivan Cook, Gurnie Trowbridge, Mrs. Alvin Sexton and infant daugh- ter, Ava Saxton, Keith Rupp, 8, Janet Rupp, 13, James Rogers of Wasilla, 15, James T. Wilson, James J. Hurley. Mrs. Richard Washburn, Mrs. Edward Carney of Wasilla, Ronald Sisley. Rus sell Huffman, 10, and James E. Wilson.
The frontiersman., 1956-11-08
VETERANS DAY-l956
By Dan Daniel, National Commander The American

By Daniel National Commander, The American Legion
 On II the Nation observes third Veterans both memorial honoed dead the living veterans of all
 croWding of three half normal life span 9 million. doubled special place who Something very precious go i should 10 be a respect
 Individually, the nd
 uniform time of do not ask to be treated heroes they know that years the and of the world in their hands.
 They also remember the esteem for the conflicts which they themselves children there born firm patriotism and conviction of this land of freedom These qualities them when they called to the 0 America
 The children youth today the attitude of adults Should the doWngaded public should intended honor wartime military service become ckadascaI of eynealy perfunetory, will people the of of patriotism and pride America
 With for the dead, with sincere pride the accomplishments living dedicate this Veterans Day to the future freedom
The frontiersman., 1956-11-08

people of the farming districts 1 liked. What l heard was that neighbors helped each other. North Of Aberdeen I saw this neighborliness demonstrated at first hand We drove into farm yard where buildings, fences and equipment had that well-main- tained appearance so good to see. In the pastures sheep and beef cattle were grazing. From the chicken house came the Iusty cackling Of hens. Near the barn vas new grain combine which had evidently only recently been brought out from town.
 While we were talking with the owner a neighbor drove into the yard. He jumped out and came over where we were talk ing and was introduced. Without preliminaries he said, Jim, Pm having trouble Ny combine broke down and I want to finish harvesting my flax today Can I borrow your eombine2' Without a moments hesitation the owner answered, Sure Bill, and there's my tractor too if you need it i. The owner must have seen the question in our eyes for he said, Bills my neighbor and I'd loan him anything I've got, he does
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DON IRWInl WRITES
 OF SO. DAK0TAFARNS

Ed. note: More writings from Don L. Irwin, former Alaska Agriculture Experiment Station director. who with Mrs. Irwin, IS on 3 stateside trip and at the present time visiting at the home of then son Don, Jr., and his fal9ily in Winter Haven, Florida.
 On the license plates of Ne braska automobiles are the words Tie Beef state's wrote MT. frsxin. His letter goes on as fol Ios9s..
 The So. Dakota plates carry nc motto but at the top, above the number, are the faces Of Washington Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln as they appear on Mount Rushmore national m0nu- ment.
 Almost all states in the north ern half Of the Great Plains area produce a considerable amount of beef, mutton and pork. Most of the farms have cattle, sheep sor hogs; many have both cattle and sheep and occasionally all three are to be found on enc farm. This is not surprising since the acreages in alfalfa, corn, wheat and oats are quite exten- sive Seed flax is grown on a number of 50. Dakota farms.
 Living costs, was informed, are not high Prices on most food items were considerably lower than anywhere in Alaska. Fresh fruits and meats were abundant. Prices on potatoes ran from two cents in 100 pound bags to four cents per pound in the 10 pound bags On the other hand, meats were only about f5 percent below market prices i'll Palmer,
 October 2: North of Aber- g9een, So. Dakota, a dairy farm eer sold his entire herd of cows at auction Prices received ranged from $50 for a good Jersey cow 10 S250 each for four of the ton producing young Holstein cows. Farmers who were there said they felt that the prices were very good.
 "It has been dry here i'll So. Dakota and corn is not So good an some sections Alfalfa hay seems to be good on most farms 9n the area around Aberdeen and north and east for at least 80 miles. Corn picking is begin ming and we saw shelters at work in two fields. Corn shelled now contains about 9 perc en t moisture and must be dehydfated down to maximum of if per cent moisture for safe storage.
 After arriving in So. Dakota the first thing I heard about the
The frontiersman., 1956-11-08
W.c.T.U. MEETING NOVEMBER I2

The Womens Christian Tenn. perance Union will hold regu- lar meeting Monday evening, November 12 at eight o'clock at the Church of God on Matanuska street. Frank Owen of Anchor age will be guest speaker and all
The frontiersman., 1956-11-08

the same for me, and then he added all around here we are neighbors and it's good com munity. I like it. Who wouldn't?
 Non-members wives, prospec- tive members of The American Legion and non-member hus- bands of Unit members are cor dially invited to attend. There will be professional entertain ment and live music for dancing after dinner
 Everywhere we went we heard of the thoughtful kindness and helpfu1ness among neighbors. It reminds me so much of the good people I know in Alaska where kindly neighborliness is real and where little guys like me can walk the humble way of life and call each one his friend.
The frontiersman., 1956-11-08
FINED FOR KILLING COW MOOSE

Oscar W. Anderson was fined $50 in Wasilla Commissioners Court on November 2 when found guilty on a Fish and Wild life complaint of killing a COW moose.
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members are urged to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

Low, clean, quiet, sgle studio rm.
3 windows next to bathroom. in a
good house. 1923 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

FOR VEGETABLE AND FELL
SEEDS that really grow, the best
in fertilizer and farm supplies
visit SOUTHERN STATES UPPER
MARLBORO COOPERATIVE. NAL
ket 1-3513
TRACTOR. Bolens 3ia hp.. pillow
cultiyator. harrow, 3O-inch lawr
mower, all for s"33. A buy! Call TIE
sPRAvER. Dobbins power. 30 gals
- hip: Brisgs strstton, used l.
CORN PLANTER. 2-row David Brad
ley tractor drawn with fertilizer at
tachment. S15. Also horse litter
so Both in excel. cond. CY 4
GARDEN TRACTOR, David Bradley
exec; con ,i used very little - A. y,
FOR SALE. 50 ACRES BLUEGRASS
SOD. 500 pei. acre; call POO. IS
VILE "16T after : pm. -
TREE, spruce, about - #. high
suitable for estate or park. Cal
CLEAN LEA 3 fiIi DIRT, topsoil s!adsc
road sravel. blue stone. Hauling
MIR. HARTING. 10 .-S974 -
BEAUT. BLUE GRASS S0D-Compl
lawn service or 90 1t yourself. W.
raise our own. CD. LAUGRLIN
HE, 4-s535' eyes, HE. 4-a3 s :"
RIDING LAWNMOWER FOR SALE
Toro WhirlUind with sulky. @l-incf
rotary: excel cond. new Unit cost
S5.5. sell for $3.50. Hern1on 4A4
TREES. s TO 10 #. Silver Naples
balled and burlapped SO ca
Azsleas, and other everefeens Alst
FoUsE & Bid NURSERY. 20;
Arlington blvd, Fails Church. Va
RoToTMLING, spring garden plovpd
y yiTTgin NJ onlyo Reasonable rates rae
TREE WORK expertly done. no iol
to large OF, to small Free est reas
rates. Fully ms. OU. 7-f0?9' an
HARDY sT WATER LILIEs-3.e mile
+, al ATWooD AZALEA AM
AQUATIC GARDENS. sprinsfeld
va. Phone .Glenview $4,000.
LANDSC APING-Sodding, grading
tGp sol See9 III Ms es ds' s q Hisn'
TREE SERVICE. top, remove. trir
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimmins, lots cleared MR.. CLAY
TON. UN 4-0a03 any time
VERY GOOD RICH TOPSOIL 70
l Lawns ms, "a, and Sr f6 S!lsss YER
lAZALEAS ENERGREENS. wholesale
retail. RCTH'S. S"l1 Sligo Creei
pkWy. Takoma Park. Md
AZALFAS. hardy field Grown; 81
cents or 50 a dozen and up "5l'
18th 81 ne
IRA TOR. Model A; light starter
dition: $50 Cedar 3-6'37l -:
Tor SOIL, approx 500 yds. i5c pc
I'd plus loading and hauling, ) mi
from Ashton. Md Phone Clarksvi!t
1S5-W-5. JOHN 7. SWAMI -
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ANTIQUE AUCTION sALE-Moderr
furniture. household furnishings
OLD STONE HOUSE, 47O3 An.
napolis I'd. Bladensburg. Md. Mon.
Apr. % 2,lo pm. Preview Sun.
ANTlQUES-Parlor organ. williams
$40; small stove. similar TO on,
Ho a!,e. s"5' threshins fails. % "a
ANTIQuES-Empire chest, recently
refinished. ORIG brasses, S75: un'
usual pine water bench. very OLD
$50: beautiful ecru linen table
cloth, 72xl0S. deliberately EN-.
broidered. with napkins. Sl?5; !;
Jumbo size Baum Martins, SIS. KE
ANTIQUES, CHRISTY's - Rounc
sak taO o 81 SssE 90 SOD ps ak 6 6S0E cSS
and glassware. Sat. 10 10 5: Sun.
Wisconsin ave at Cordeli. -22
ANTIQUES-Tester bed, solid NAH.
extra wide, in. excel cond;. com
pletely restored for sale by pvt
party Can ~. e, MoId. aft. ! Pm
A sS1hSsSi MAT MaHo 8 MO Bureau, S75
l. rose medallion Canton plates
$50 glass front mahoe. case. $40
> train boards. 6x4, 9x5. or
trestles. OF. 4-S1l1. -22
ANTIQUES, also large selection o.
coverlets. counterpanes and al.
Rhans, copied from earliest ano
most beautiful patterns: Whls Rose
Lovers Knot. Morning Star, etc
Many colors. REDHOUSE AN
TIQUE SHOP Route gil, Fairfax
Va, CIR. 3-1S17. 80
APEX WASHER. wringer type; 500
In good running cond. 3025 18th
, s; NV; APT; "a. DE, 2-557l; 20
dreSsers. chairs, bookcase, tables
vacuum, desk lamps, misc; moving
TIA g-0R0S
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer: very
large; cost S45, will sell for Sl5
XII S-lla" 90
BABY CARRIAGE, high chair. has
sinet and stand. sterlizer. OIL, T.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. tcsas.,

coLLIEs, Axe Pradsr ana Load;
CHES. BAY RETRIEvERS. wks
old; sac; Axe reg. CAPT. HOGAN,
p TTifSs!f va P ITpss S 0iais
mos. friendly. females and males;
DO you WANT TO ADOPT nome
less pet? Call WASHINGTON AMI
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE. NO. =
BEAGLE. male. Axe reg. sire and
OLD, Excellent rabbit dog. Du; j.
IRISH SETTER, ) mos, female. reg.
isterred' all shots. Reasonable. so
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPPIES. eli.
aible, Axe and American field. Ex-
GREEN. or. 3.3l SIS, -2a
BOSTON TERRIER. femalesi4 yrs
old, Axe reg. WA 1896. 81,
WANTED pet lovers who will give
good home to young male cat.
householder. RIA. 6-.l553 "a
needs need kind sub SUBJ, home; rq0my fenced ne,
MIN III Colin COLIN: tricolored, Axe reg
istered for stud Fee $50. Call JAN
SCHOENFELDER. OIL. 2-613S eve
ninss and week ends, go
COLLIE, sable and white. male, has
S ShOts; x !GOk anso, for kind virsinia
MINIATURE sCHNAUzERs, cham
ears cropped: fine cond'; j male.
female. SIS each: also female.
IS mos; old. Of fine pedisree and
S ts SiM :: e Y MusicK' De:ie'
P ar. SEf SPA pair. breeding. Cage
and nesting box. Sale. LII. 4-19O3
TOY RAT TERRIERS. irish settlers.
heasles. Enelish settlers: mixed pups
ASK for MR.. KENNEDY. JE. 4-7i11.
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg, has had
shots, also ears trimmed Gawn,
black mask, white markings. CT
COLLIE, reg, tri-color. e-years- old
male; very gentle; best offer 70 a
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn. Axe reg.
female , males, mos. old CIR
BOXER ie PUP, male. IL wks. old, ears
cropped, temporary shots. wormed'
BEAGLE. very small female; .la yrs.
old; good pet for children rsas
ENGLISH GL 81 BuLIDoGs. Axe. 2 males;
/ white, age 8 weeks: i brindle,
ase y months. RE. 6-5l16. IL
BOXER, female, tawn. / "a years old;
Ike. shots, householder; SIS or
best Offer SP. 3-S016 -
BOXER PUPPY. Axe. outstanding
fawn female, : wks.; S55. HE. A.
1893. ~
COOKERS. beaeles and toy fox ter
riers. pure breed Maplewood; ASK
for MRS. BOTHELL, JE. .4-7171.
MONKEYS, S25 up; 2 kinds TO select
from. rare cage birds. ant eaters,
toucanS, falcons. hawks, snakes,
turtles. animals birds and reptiles
of all kinds. Direct importers. Pc.
R-903O.
BOXER PUPS, FULL FLOODED
8 Mos, Shots. Ears Cropped, Axe
WA 1.l443 ---22
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SITuATIoNS--MEN

ACCTG. -BKKG., hotel clerk. cashier,
etc. Retired GPt acct. co. 5-4944
HANDYMAN desires work. from :
am. to 3 pm. or IL to a IN.
RIA. 3-0i.S. 30
MANAGER. restaurant or cafeteria
broad eXper; best local refs; aet
A. avail mined AID .-0iSj after
OR6iANIST DIRECTOR. gradual,
WestminS,er Choir Collese wishes
summer replacement work. full OF
part-time. any scale program. Boz
3S-Z Star 30
sEMIRETIRED. small books. cost
aectg.. payrollS, tax constr esti-
mating, Invent Box ~ z. star.
MAN, colorcd. with car. desires iot
as collector or light delivery: excel
refs IL 4-3ISl after 80
YOUNG MAN Spanish, seeks lob
3 yrs. COLLEGE, knows refer cleo
paint carp; car, tools no .
YOI'SG MAN, -. desires Aeld 0,
service representative position; free
to travel: late mod auto; mech
Arl bud Arl Va 80
RETIRED, white. sober dependable
wishes guard, Waterman Motel OF
small hotel work WA i-53S0
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRAC. NURSE-We recon-. mater.
child cases, eXper citv refs TIL
@-.a6S nurse, No T-Ai1l ---"3
PRACTICAL NURSE. excel refs
cOnvaleScent or chronic RIA g. $50
before ~ am after 10 pm. Night
or day duty 30
RECEpTIONIST TYPIST. expert
enced handling money. PIX and
meeting public White neat good
English and poise JE. 2-ln20
OFFICE CLEANER. colored desires
work ! NIGHTS a week after ; pm
References ia. @-6Oi5 49,
WOMAN, colored with nursins
eXpcr, wishes Invalid or semi-in-
valid Inv Refs LU 3-2ifs,
CALL Al ASSOCIATES Il YOU need
good help Help thoroughly trained
Check. refs etc MISS WOOD
woItLD LIKE TYPING WORK al
home Type 20 words per minute
and accurate. WA ;-dsaS so
GIRL desires typine al home 'eyes
Ii i-1J6i after $50 any tim'
Sat and Sun. "a'
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

M nth ST. Mkt bedim
path Utils. Incl; $3.50 VIZ
BEAu;Ti. FuRN. ROOM. KIT. ana
porch redec refsr, 27l4 on
GiRsA,iCpIo lis TowNHousE offers
neht housekpg STUDIO rm 70 re-
H fally furn. $50. 5l4S Fla. ave
1859 MIXTWOoD n; Nw.-Niceig
furn enc apts 81. ~. Sleep
ing rms. 81 Utils iurn "a y
. RMS. in So. section Lee bed.
nm. kit. pyt. rear entr; mex 70
bath Furn, Sln wk LU 2-s1' l."
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY = Fun
or uniurn 10 min. Andrews All
Base 90 min Bollin? fielc1 le ca;
! or . bedrms must see 70 appre-
ciate all utilS RE. j-1l6i -.
tID 9Th ST. S.W.--. front rms
convenient carline.. downtown
Sl35O Wa; utiIs Incl NE s-5nah
leee P ST. NV. Dupont circle siea
Sl3.50 wk includ!ns utiis HI
20 i'm ST NV rms newly
decorated well flrn. duiet room
ms ouSe Apply bSmt entrance
-.
LINK. ROOM, private bath. nicely
furnished. 1904 i4th ST. NV"
RA B-a.53 IL
lilo r ST. NV. THE Churchill
LARGE sunny rm, compl sitchen,
linens. SD VIZ. NO 5:9S6S -
adj bath loan rubber bed Linens
furn ~ 81 Sc vk Ex 3-0653
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or cleo
logs, screens. andirons. etc. ACMl
STOVE. ll01 9TH NV. Ma. S-s952
FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS
Any size. shape. Lowest prices.
Gillilland. 2145 r NV. Elk. 1868:
FUR CAPE; squirrel, s35; . ma
hssl5 csnee tables. Phone OIL
FUR MIRACLE-SlightIy used. CLAM
orous mink garments. hard to rec
ogn.ze from rev. Only difference
is the price. Shop and compare
you can't beat our values. BASKIN
FURs. corner sth and G NV.
FURNISHINGS. efficiency apt: Arl
Towers; modern, almost new
FURNITURE-Mahog. end tables
cocktail table, telephone stand
console table. pictures. Bendii
Washing machine. Must sell; reas
FURNITURE. mahogany aiming RIM
table, buffet and breakffont; fire'
place set. single mahogany bed
drsweSs. oE wrinser-washer. EN-
FURNITURE, 2 solid mahog. bed
rm. suites; with twin beds; gooC
cond.: reas. Call JU. 9-9123. -.
FURNITURE - 9-piece dinette set
oak; maple twin-beo set with van
ity. stool. chair. night table, chest
oak dresser and chest play pen
carriage. car bed. car seat: all II
excel; condition. OIL. 9-91U2. .:
sale. Pvt. home; leaving for Florida
Consisting Of liv, rm.. carpeting
corner tables. gold ANTIQUE
lamps, 1 overstuffed Chairs, Leno;
china lamp, fireside set, Z pictures
] Victorian sofa and covers. din
rm. drop-leap table, chairs, buf
petinR, Hollywood bed with covers
gold antique mirror, card table,
lamps and overstuffed chair. Kit
/ upright tFrigideirel freezer, Il
cubic IT,; maple table and 4 chairs
e gsmt -d,o chests snS v;o,- oyerssTs'
wood bed, Kit. table, lamps, 2 bed
rm. suites complete with bedding
very fine; | rug. hamper. scales
desk. antique chair, marble-tol
table, studio couch, leather chair
rugs, etc. Sale starts 10 am. I,
3 pm, sun; only, or by appt. AID
eriy, Md. Directions: Out beyonc
Peace Cross on Annapolis I'd, beai
right on Rte. zoe to Cheverly. Sun
only. -22
FURNITURE French Provincial
double beds. complete, dressers. etc
Other articles. 1925 18th st. NV.
NO. 1-310S. Mr.. FOX, -23
FURNITURE-Din. rm. suite. ga
range, upright freezer. Reas
IFtRNiiT ;tR! ! AUCTION sALE-Bed
rm,. liv.. din. rm. furniture. I'D
mirai TV. chairs. tables. antiques
OLD STONE HOUSE, 4103 An
napolis I'd. Bladensburg. Nd, Mon
Apr. %, 2-l0 pm. Preview Sun.
10-H pm. AP. T-0105. -32
FURNITURE-Bed and chest, $40
SIS; contour chair. SEQ: din. I'm
set, rugs. and misc. OF. 4-s502
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

WIDOW. white. take care Of or .
children. elderly man or woman
Live in or out Saturdays ana sun
DAYS of IL 3-S33n. Call after
DAYS WORK week for my ex-
cellent maid. Call wo. 6-55l5;
CHRISTIAN WOMAN needs part
time. nurse or domestic Mon /,
Thurs. Fri. excel ref CO S-a6hi.
Full TIME, live out, BY hour kind
gentle Maggie tcoloredi Semiprac.
teal nurse, beautiful ironine s.
Arlins;on preferred IA. S-lfal.
WOMAN desires days work Tues,
Thurs and Sat. RA. 3.iO"s.
LADY colnred. wants WEEDS and
Thurs work refs eNper In
u C Md Va AID a-S9i9 sc
SCHOOLGIRL wants lob evenings
and SATURDAYS as mothers helpei'
Inv refs DF 1850
EXPERIENCED MAID sood cook
wants WORK of ary KIND GOOD ref
ANNIE BARNES, Li.i-4O3a. 80
GIRL. colofcd wants pari-time hotel
work excel cxper nj 5.2igs
COLORED GIRL Wish,s lob IN shv
Or dishwather Villlug 70 work.
ref nj 1888 so
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SAW, Craftsman, i0-ineh. cleo,
complete peri cond. DaleyieN
sc cisTf metal spiral: 10 H.: has
FIRE door and platform; ideal fol-
tranSferring packages from one. q
to another. FE 3-25nO, -.
SET FEE, Duncan Phyfe; tables
leather chair, rues, wardrobe, chest
drawers kidney table stool radio
SEWING MACHINES SINGER. floor
models and demonstrators: save up
TO $40: also have larse. selection Of
SINGER SEWING MACHINE 60,
1870 @ st. NV: MA. S-Osl4 -.
SOFA and sets (, covers. ses 8, I =.
SOFA. sreen and Slip cover. mahos
hcdrm desk and baby crib Priced
for quick sale RA Be- -!
STORE FIXTJRES--Clearanee sale
Stainless steel table top, 3 deep fat
flyers stainless steel srill stainless
VS. shoT %sts ! a. CO. Il deep SG freeze
+. scales. stainless steel raw bar
fuoresccnt iishts. I. compartment
sink. exhaust hoods. outside clock.
:. outside ship lishts sp 3-;la.
TABLE. mahoeany dron leaf 4
chairs with upholstered seats bed
rm suite. twin beds. mahog
mahos. breakiront 3 table lamps
floor lamp. Ice, mirror S-place
settins. Wedgewood china. Floren.
tine pattern. Call EN- a-f131 10
inspect Apt al 4"Oi Mass ave
TAPE RECORDER Benant concsr.
tone. broadcast model complete
with carrying cases; ia 20 Is In
per second i0is-in reefs never
used cost $50. Will sacrifice $3.50
Call veekdaya TX. 3-2652. Ia
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OFFICE FURN,

Rehnished walnut executive desks
500; oak double-pedestal desks
S39.50; typist desks. from SIS; stee
letter-size transfer niles, S2.95; new
Shop osT ware ssss
location for the best values in new
and used furn. in the city Free de-
livery. N. FRANK a. SON. Ala Bro
st. NV. EX 3-S914
OIL BURNER and furnace; .75-gai
oil tank: $50, 1880 10Th st. NV
ORGAN. electronic spinet model
mahos. finish. used very little: new
guarantee. Save $50. KITS
1880 @ st. NV. RE. 1922. -2l
PAINT BRUSHES finch pure
bristle brushes. "a inches out. Reg,
s. 80, now, 81 q5. Dealers invitl d
sEYMoUR's HARDWARE. Hillcrest
Hgts. Shopping Center, 10. S-3S:'S.
PIANOS returned from rental
spinet pianos. sayinsS up to 500
st. NV. RE. 1922 -2l
PIANO, Hartman upright; excel!en,
tor practice or night club. Du
1880. DE. 2-0265. %
PIANO, Kimball-make apt. grand
anu DtHSAS WALNUT CAST, IKE new
MR. SETTER, JU. 9-462a. --?!3
spinet; full keyboard, lovely tone:
ike new; $500. AID. 2-4a21. -!
PIAEO-Uprieht rosewood. tuned
and guaranteed by registered tuner:
Sl9j OF. 4-693a.
PIANO, lac. upright, for practice OF
recr. rm.: duble deck bunk and
matt. $ 10: :, painted chests, -
ironer. SIS; record cab, So; coffee
town. KE. T-14sS. ~;
PIANOS-It's new! It's exciting! Tn,
new Wurlitzer electronic piano
only S3l9. Exclusive with KITS
1850 6 st NV. RE. 7--62l2 I'll
P iA,Se, IN ne aua!i t full keysGaEo
KIT 'i 1880 G f0I St. ny NV. re Re
PIANO, upright. in excel. cond.: SS5
Also ABC washer; $50. IA. 9-Sj55
PIANO. upright; good playing cond.;
part-new felts; $50. ia. 1908.
PIANO for children beginning study;
home, for entire summer FREE
You paw only a small cartaee fee.
Phone weekdays WI. 6-s712:
PING PONG TABLE. regular Size
SIS; in good condition. TU. 2-15SS
PING-PONG TABLES. new. s legs
lined. For appt. AID 4-2133
POWER T0OLS-Craftsman 3-pul-
ley band saw with stand, light and
extra so blades; Ike neY' $50, IA,
PRINT t.; sHoP-KluSe. iox15. auto.
Ski" hand feed; 26la-in. cutter,
plus everything else needed for
small job shop; perfect, for begin
ming business; - 400. WO: 6-3sos
RADIO. Heath kit. At-1 and @ null
tiplier. NC51-RCzR. HQ l3uX.
XTAL calibrstor and speaker. ST.
watt Fone CIV Xmitter. VFO. and
extra power supply. 6-meter walkie
talkie. Phone IA. 2-l535. -
RANGE. electric tFrigidairei, de
lux, used d months; Sil0. JE
REfRfGERAToRs-used SIG So up
s sTnSR ed; deiy Ice , Ns A YSNn
R'Fai1ERAToRs ~. Friaids.res
RErRiGLRsT0RRs S:.4 so % electric
gas; guaranteed PEERLESS SALES
-; Ga ave. NV DE :.5566
REF RIGERATOR. Philco a-cu 1T
$50. JE. 4-54O4. after q I'm. -
REFRIGERATION. practically new
Crosley. S45 Call Ii :-SOau - =,
REFRIGERATORS, used refinished
rebuilt some guar year: Sa9i
up. FREDERICK INC. 1905 l4th
ST.. IA. g-19OO
REFRIGERATOR. eood mech. cond.
baby crib. good eas stove; reas
offer. Tables. radios. James dish
washer. typewriter. record player
As and 3 speed; paratroop bicycle
needs repairs GOOD buy for right
person. JE. 3-0334. 80
REFRIGERATOR. large size: q door
reach-in for restaurant. Big bar
gain. 3419 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
REFRiGERAToRs. uled: rent OF
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-N.E.
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CLEAN COMFORTABLE RM for
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rn. for yOung man; III per Ek-
Can DU ,-'!Su3
RIGGS PARK AREA nice frqni
rms, kitchen privileges, Washins
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