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SPENCER HENRY BENNING.

Wednesday july T. 1856, III Nara
IanSclt 4 HENRY BENNING
SPENCER, beloved husband OF tie
iather Of Mrs BENJAMIN W 1hoton
Mrs Roger COrteSi Of New YORK CITY
and Samuel Spencer tie also rs sur
tiyed by ten grandchildren and two
Observation-Disclosures Funeral services
Al ST. Johns church Lafayette Square
at am Saturday july Inter.
mcnt following church services al OAK
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= ~ "I0''JJ ~
DANIEL W GRADY beloved father
OF walter Grady and grandfather OF
Linda Grady OF Seattle Wash brother
OF Dave Grady Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home 3S3l
Georgia ave NV, on Friday. Julv IS,
al 9.15 IN High requiem mass at
the Holy Name Church tn and X
SITS ne at 10 a m Relatives and
friends are invited TueSCav WedneS-
day and Thursday. July , auG
) Interment Arlington National Gene
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MARY ,. on SATURDAY, Jun,

10. IlJb. at BeIlngham, WASH MAFY
Z HOPKINS. the beloved wife OF the
ate William HOPKINS ana mother
OF I leroy Hopkins OF Snyer SprIng
Md, and MIR Elsie II Smith Of Bell
" h Hopkins U S NJ and Gar
rgtt / hopkins and SISTER OF Willard
5 Landlord Of Kllnarnock Va ana
Joseph K Landlord Of Fleeton. Va
Friends may call at the " " Deal
Funeral Home 1872 Georgia ave.
after D M Friday. July = where sery-
ices will be held on Saturday July
al IL a m lnterment GEORGE Wash
lnn- lnlnni d
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RRoMER, HANNAH A. on Wednesaay

Ju.Y 4. INob, al ESQ ON Sc ~,
HANNAH A. BROWER beloved vile O:
Clarence +. Brower Services a. tne
I4th st. nv, on MonGay July =, al
- noon parking faciAtleS Inter
ment Arlington Natlona4 CemeteFy
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CARLEToN, MARY 1.

July !, 1856 al the Hadley Memorial
Hospital MARY c CARLETON Of @22l
lst St NV wife OF the late Robert
P. Carleton sister Of Ronert r. Berns
csu al the Lee Funeral Home ith
81 and Mass. ave ne unit! $50
m Saturday July Requiem mass
Will be offered az St Martin Catholic
Church 1900 North Capitol g. al =
am Interment Mount O.yet Gene
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HARRIS LOUISA BLANCHE on 7,

day, July 3 HOO, az IN54 Wyoming
ave W, LOUISA BLANCHE HARRIS.
logmerly OF Stonelelgh Courts, beloved
sister q the lat Edwin Allcn and
George Mclean Harris, Remains rest
ing at the Birch Funeral Home 1904
NJ St NV Services at the epiphany
On Saturdav july AT 1850 am
TTtcrmpnf Oak HIIl Cemetery II
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jay 1856, ORLANDO { HOBBS
Of 1909 Church 81, North Brent
wood, Nd husband OF GLADYS p Hobbs
WilllStol { Addison S Orlando 5
and John d Hobbs Also SURVIVING
are his mother Mrs Ella + Hobbs
dauEhters-in-iaT Phyllis and Pauline
Hobbs son-in-laW 1t James Gus
ton and other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral ,Ater Ar
raneements BY McGuIre. Ing
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ADRIAN, AGUsTA D. CGUSsIEl.

BAL LorTE MyLLE FSrr{ On Mfdns;
BALL OF 500 PARK rd NV. wife of
the late Attorney OTIS 7 Ball ana
mother OF Miss Elgva Bal Also
survivine are a sister, Mrs Coroella
Nj Carson two brothers. David and
Robert Mullen three slSteIs-ln-IaW
two brotherS-in-lav other relatives and
many friends Notice OF funeral later
ArransementS BY McGulre. Inc.
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" AL4-AfaAh - "a - iNAN-A 49,
OFFUTI. MAGGIE L. On Tuesday July
g. lajt at her home, Barnesyille Nd
MAGGIE L OFFUTI aged 43 be-
loved wife Of Thomas Onu.t Friends
NAV call a the Roy " Barber Funera.
Home, Laytonsville Md Funeral sery-
ices on Friday, July 6. at II am
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
Flint. PHILLIP S OF $50 ath s.
NV. on JUL ) 1856 husband Of
Emma L. Pet'it father Of Russell S
T Padcett and Dorothy VI Coley Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home 1Sol
Cleveland ave Riverdale. Md on FRI
day. July = al 80 pm Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemeferg
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TOPS0IL-Clean rich loan; 5-cubic
yards. delivered Sc. area SIS
Logan 7-7410. Ia
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoii. sludge.
bluestone road gravel: hauling. Mr.
HARTING. 10. 2-S974. 10
LAWN RENOv., maint. slant, top
soil; free est. FLEMING LAND
sCAPE SERv. cE. s-46l6. Az. z
VERY GOOD RICH ToPsoIL. for
sonable Cali 10. s-4933. Ia
FOR SALE-Yellow corn. hand
picked. Barrel or load. Walnut D
S474, after 8 pm o.
AZALEAS. hardy, field grown: so
cents or So a dozen and up. 251O
v 11s9 6 G6 piS RICH ropsoIL for
lawns, and greenhouses; very rea-
B SGnnhle eRli "a FoR s-4s saiE NIFTY
Kat" never used, the ideal piece
of equipment for handspring work.
sodding, back fill: 4-cyl Hercules
motor. hydraulic control; weisht,
1850 lbs: can be hauled in a pick
up truck: 1873. For further de-
:, tails; call " 5;5a6l, after 9 Pm.
aaAS AoaAhh' bAeSo SSSAes
USED si EouIPMENr-1Hc. M. Super
c with loader and backhoe, 100
with pillow disc, grader and mower
Oliver with pillow disc; cnltivstor
disc. and cultivator. INC and New
Holland balers., grain drills, PHO
fertilizer distributor, side rack.
pillow, disc. cultimulcher mower. 81
gang Club lawn mower and garden
tractor. MALONEY'S, INC. Silver
Spring, Md JU. S-3333.
NEW EQUIPMENT-Full line of INC
industrial wheel tractors. backhoe.
graders. leaders and equipment.
INC farm tractors and equipment.
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment. Meyers hay conditioners.
Brillion grass seeders. irrigation
systems, Briggs -Stratton, Wisconsin
and Clinton motors; parts and serv;;
ice. baler binder Irvine, carts and
service. MALoNEYs. INC, Silver
MALL al CHAIN SAWS. new and used
parts and service. MALONEY'S.
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-Mp.

SILVER SPRING. mr.. Georgia ave.
and Colesville I'd bedrm.. llv.
rm.. dinette, kit. and bath: $3.50
per mo, utils. incl. JU. 9-3490;
ewes, 10. $4,000. 10
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ROOMS FURN.--MD. 9 VA.

n: ARL'- .L,ssro. English basement
plate. refgr.: SIS mo, TX. s-3si4.
SEAT PLEASANT--Well furn. room
with radio for elderly lady. SO wk.
WA. h-S77l after 3 pm.
ARL.. Nj blk. Lee. hwy. at .Lorcum
lane. sep. entr. phone incl, gem
AI ffSan iai SIM Sn. with kit. ia.
cllities: near Alex. Wash. bus;
5000 wk. XII. s-Se75. ID.
SCI. RIM in pvt home. Mr.. Heeht's
and Seven Corners, Arlington Hall.
Empl. adult. JA 2-2si6 %
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FRENCH POODLE, standard male.
;. mos. old: Axe Sacrifice S75
COLLIE PUPPY, \ wks, Axe. female,
full white run, excel dispos.
champ. stock, wormed shots, S3b.
also others WE. 5-4536
fREE--Male dos to good suburban
home, HE, 4-363l 10.
sreed, GA. o wks, shots. Fleet
ENGLISH SGI s' BULL PUPS and stud serv-
ice Also min, poodles and Dalma-
tians, Axe, RE. b-p532. ia
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS--AKC
req. champion sired, excellent dis
positions. ia. 2-Ai30. Ia
BOXER, fawn female. s mos, pedi-
greed all shots OIL 9-3tOn. 10
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES for
sale; reasonable. Dunkirk 5-I547.
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs cats.
etc. all sizes light weight low cost
81 Oglethorpc NV RA B-3lib.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES Axe reg. /.
black and tan and reds. little beau
ties reasonably priced AP 7.64S7
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES. IA weeks old:
exceptionally fine dogs; $3.50 Call
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, Axe
registered; color OF Rin.Tin TIN
wormed. shots; reas. Ju A-02O6
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APIS. FURNlsHED-vA.

liv rm., din. kit.
bath; above avg: .utils. except cleo. {:
SOS. ia. 7-SS94, ia. 2-1S90. la
I AND 2 BEDROOMS, modern, at
tractive furniture: sol. TO sos. so.
All utilities included except cleo
trieity, For further information
Gall SHIRLEY DUKE APIS. XII.
LIVE NEAR WORK, apt. bldg. 1
blk Ar. Blvd. mr.. Fl, Myer. PEN
tagon, town--Spacious L-shaped liy.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath. furn. in
mod. decor; good maintenance,
lndry.. parking: outside entr.; cross
vent vent. amonS Soe trees; SllsaG; incl.
gsilf a. apt ao "a S SSeoq Excel
cond Cony. bus, shop. center. PEN
tagon: 500 mo. IA. 2-9363. Ia
downtown ALEXANDRIA = Fur
nished and unfinished apis. fire.
proof bldg; janitor service, laun-
dry privileges; continuous hot wa
ter: SIS to $50. so Call TIE 6-6670
between 10 am. and g pm
2 BEDRMS.; lily rm.. kit. and bath;
P isSsts MOD tS business Si ia f mS
.utils. incl ia 7-sl23, OIL. GAIT
ARL., mr.. Pentagon and Fort Myer---
bldg; sos mo. or $4,000. rs
ALEU- bedrln.. cleo. kit, lge. liv
rm., knotty-pine dinette. IL W
Chapman, ov. 1880, Ov. sorts
COOL APT, lots of shade; compl.
privacy. entire A.; mr.. Fl. Myer,
nentagon. Annex; blk. bus. stores.
REAS. 112 n Edgewood, Arl.. aft. 8.
Q bedrms, M.
Pentagon and shopping. BUS AT
DOOR. IDEAL FOR 3vGIRLS, Sll5
mo. incl. utils. STILLS REAL ES-
TATE. IA. $4,000
Arlington, Mr.. Pentagon
2-Rm., Bath Apt. OF. 1922
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APTs. FURN.-D.c. tcons.)

SHERATON-PARK AREA and also
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath: avail.
tmmed; no lease required. OIL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APT: lge.
liv. rm., din. rm. opening onto
garden, hrepls; pvt. driveway; 2
air-cond; bedrms X baths, lge.
mod. kit: May Is to Sept. 10;
5000 mo-, utils. incl. DE. 2-3Q59.
1858 QUE ST. N.w.-clean. COM
Portable 1-rm, apt. next bath; S45
mo-, incl. utils; adult. DE. 2-0s64
CONN. blk. sheraton-Pk.. Shore
ham--Modern 3-rm. apt: new kit. ;
linens. maid serv.; pvt. entr.;. $40
1880 pm. 1898 Woodley pl NV.
e5I7 iith ST. N.w.-Eng. bsmt. ;
lge. studio rm.. kit, semipvt. bath;
cool. clean; S47.50. AID. 4-I635,
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE, near Pa
and MINI. Sc: in nice clean home
2 rms. pvt. bath, pvt. entr., sec
mo no. ineli ny 1 and all utils. LII f.
caLvtERifp r. AND 1lTS0 Soth ST. Nv
ki5;, . bath. Excel. transp.' Wo' s!
CONN. AVE, near Calvert st.-2
rooms; kitchen, bath and porch.
month. Call AID. 4-S05S.. 10
1927 9Th ST. N.W.-Basemen apt.
iiv rm, .bedrm; comb kit, PVT
1871 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Couple, no
children: 2 or 3 rms, semipvt. bath.
$65-$70 mo. Utils. Ii. 7-1133,
MT. PLEASANT ST. AT IRVING ST.
N.W.--Large 2-bedrm. apt, conven-
lent to al transp. and shopping.
Only 500 mo. includes utils. SID
NEY z. MENSH g. CO.. Ma. S-6440.
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TABLE, drop-leaf, gate-leg. mahog-
any. excellent condition: $50. Gas
range, SO in. Bargain. $50. HA.. q
TABLES-Good used drop-leaf ibis,
Rateleg, Duncan Phyfe. Sheraton
small and lge. $12 up: also d.
nettes. ABBOTT & LANDON, EN-.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont cirle,
1925 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooked
food, reasonable prices. Nice single
rooms.
RID. NV, e0OI-Nice
rms. air-cond.. TV; good meals.
S16 wk.; young people. co. 5-2493
IL
CLUB. 3032 N st. NV
Congenial home for young people:
2 meals a day, Sunday brunch
Lounge, TVS. pianos, walking dis
lance OF canoeing. parks and
movies. FE. 3-14B0. 10
1901 10th ST. N.W.-1deal rooms
for business people. students; Sc
IN 'e RTT f FNII'np private ~ home
lge sgle. or dble rms. private bath:
empl. perSonS only. HUI. 3.1663.
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEASANT AREA-sleepin
I'm. with KIT. privils.; reas. rent.
isds NEW aAMP. AvE-New decor.
studio rm. and compl. kit. Excel.
transp,. park: S13 wk. RIA. 3-41Q9.
DOWNTOWN, 02i y. Y; AYE; NV
to cole, for wife's light services
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-Lge.. light irt.
rm.. din alcove, stove. refer. utils.
furn. Sli.5O wk DE. 2-1675. Iii
1915 18th ST. N.W.----Lge. rm. with
kitehenette refgr" stove and sink;
DuPoNTT AREA, 1899 10th St, \ ".
----Lge rms, refgr, hot plate.
linens, 50 and $40 week. Du. T.
5b4S.
IT55 r ST. N.w.--Lge. newly deco
rated Ink, adjoining bath. 50 so
wIfH OVER 100 ROOMS. isn't il
logical that We could find something
that you'd hke2 Elk. 3-O653.
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FARM AND GARDEN

GRAyELY TRACTOR with pillow,
ff s e ses snd c sT'Ryss'o5 s Ssse Y ET
81 $50: eyes. CT. 6-1775. Ill
UREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping.
trimming; lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
TON, UN. 4-O003 any time
AZALEAs, EvERGREENS, wholesale
retail. ROTH'S. sell Sligo Greek
pkwy., Takoma Park, Md.
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POULTRY. RABBITS EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
gentleman: refs. RIA. 6-2OSS. 10
DOWNTOWN. 1901 r, /. AVE
| Spacious comb. liv.-hedrm.. Nom
h. sE PqTs34Ss SO Also ssie. lei, F%''
lilo ? ST. NV. 1.-THE churchiil'-,
serV.; $50 up NO. 7-9S6S. IA
CONN. AVE. vic Upton st.-Lge. frt.
nm. ,sgle or dble free parking;
5 agnd INV sf HaMps WI s4 AVE NV
Garden studio room. very large
and attractive. double closets, pvt
shower. pvt, entr.. picture. window.
Nr, bus, shop, etc. Pvt. home.
UPPER NW.--Large front room.
P riSileges G R& a.os4 new furni fS
Ice. FRONT ROOM. in pvt. apt.
Empi. gentleman or lady. Home
privileges. CO. 5-5663 after pm.
DOwNTOwN.-nr. Dupont cir.-Nice
lge, rm. next bath, hot plate. refer
$500 31tn ST NV. corner Porter
st)-Large nicely furn.. room for
or persons; home and surround
tngs must be seen to he appreciated
2160 18th ST. N.W.-Gilbert Hotel
and houses, have an accommoda-
o otS daily rYer maid Service; some rms.
with free 2l-in. ~; 24-hr, switch
3D.: some pvt paths avail; rates;
$3.50 up weekly. Call CO. -5-73S1.
Sc A DAY per person: .1101 18th
NV. Attrae, ssle and doIe; rms v
ws SI Up yA ,iHSIS H9 asl Rl 7-7S VA
3-7474-Join the friendly young
crowd of men and women at the
Randall House Recreation rooms.
lounges. dancing. tennis. bowling.
planes tie ssleviSIo ois: Sitch p IA
p PsT P9ntf PL. NV. 1sis-Brisht
rm. next bath: Gentle home: nr.
transp.; gent; $50 mo. ia. 9-QQ5S.
pAULrNE's GUEST HOUSE. isso
Conn. ave nw.-Triple rm. with
prdiyYsStse bath sb S ssle-o and dble: Pu'
eso 0ss oNrA All SI Rb. SN.w.-sgle,i nm.
shower; Mt. Pleasant car stop: Tv.
N. 7. AVE. and 7th, 7o3 Mt. Vernon
pl nw.--Lge. front bedrm.. Ink;
refgr. $40 wkly.: everything iurn.
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
furn., mod baths. NO; 5;91 90;
large studio room. running. water.
semiprivate bath; Reasonable. Ma.
CHIHE HE'D At AyE. , $ STI CONN &c +:
eS SiS;et co LII fat3a RID. AT cokN
AVE. Apt 51-Nicely furn.; em-
ployed person; NO; I.SI24; Ill
Refined gentlemen; unISua,ly Large
portation exceptionally low rent.
$50 SO d IRVING m ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. in quiet area, in home Of
policeman. AID. 4-0672. III.
500 18th ST. N.W.-Clean. well:
N 1%Snishsq Rent FoG@ fRDRsfa
PriVa tSf home. RAJ Aa s-ssia. Wii
1926 PARK RID. N.W.-Large. newly
decorated LIST &. with running wa
ter, 81 weekly. after ; pm. IL
2Il1 F-Clock-radio, l7,in;, TV, adj.
f Snth S. t0s IT, sly fqOR Eek SeS ess linens
NICELY FURN. ROOMS, Sc week and
up; bath and shower. Apply i7l6
cox GSs Il 18th AND L SITS. N.w.-sRall
rm.. In k, refer, running water.
Next bath. Reas, ll0l 10th st. NV
Ills VAN BUREN-Nice rm.. mr..
bath: in pvt. home of 18th st.. mr..
Walter Reed. S35 mo. TU. 2-os50.
eOI5 esth sT.-Gentleman. Semi
after Z pm; til ) pm. THURSDAY
aga 18th ST,-Sgles.. S35-4O: l
| dble., pvt. bath. shower, $50. Clean
home. Garage. ia. 9-3795. 10
BEDROOM with twin beds. Access
to liv. rnl., din. rm., kit. laundry
rm. Call after 6:45. RIA. 3-2059.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

LARGE LIVING ROOM, bedFm,, KIT.
R %o oss sis and aS shsr ave- S,'' c RS sR
one ASD TwO BEDRMs., modern
attractive furniture. $3.50 up. all
utils. incl; unfinished apis. avail
also For brochure and further In
formation, call RE. 5-SOOl. s. r
AND @ INC. Rental Agent.
CHEVY CHASE--Liv. rm, bedroom,
s Snntc shs snt My Pyt oI bath 5
MT. RAINIER rooms. kitchen
and bath. SIS mo. WA. 7-31S7
BsMT. EFFIC.. PVT. ENTR.. shower,
utils; mod. mr.. Walter Reed. $40
cRRf fSSfSS D }H ,- Mp.&a bedrms -i2 Nv.
ent. Heat. eiec. incl. SOS CT. O.
T4SKo5MA PARK-A a.bedrm.., st
Vacant. SIPS includes utils. Raj.
FELL REAL. ESTATE, JU g-l103
TAKOMA PK,--Very. nice, 2 bed
rooms. end floor; private ent,; $50
plus plus gas az sFid cleo fare sS Snd shop;
ART'TnRAcF. REL eiGIsSibENy r2 SPiGSS? bed
rms, pvt. screened porch and entr
Avail. Immediately. OIL. 2-O430.
FOR / OR 2 MoNTHs--.LovIel,
knotty pine osmt Pvt. bath anS
entr" $3.50 week. ~. 0-l44g.,
AIR-coND.. fun kitchen facilities
WIS ave ..na 500 per month. Gal
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CLUB MASON
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

2 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, NV,
$40; clean. elderly lady. near gro
Gerry, transp. WO. 6-2936. 10
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Fairfax Village
APARTMENTS

3sth AND ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
Delightful suburban atmosphere
with spacious lawns and grounds.
yet only 10 minutes from downtown
Washington by either auto or public
transportation. Some verv lovely l.
bedroom apartments available for
immediate occupancy: some 2-bed-
room apartments for early occu-
pancy. For further information, call
LU. 2-S2Sh, or call at rental ONCE,
|2O01 3Sth st Sc & am, to $50
p m. Monday through Saturday;
from To 40. Sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. MCCULLOUGH -
Sales, service: rental. $40 a day,
-GRAVELY OF WASH. JU 9-22S7
FURS of every description. stoles
capes, jackets and scarfS. for every
occasion Ma S-5523.
CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers. post
diggers. tillerS, Ford tractors.
pumps, generators, sod cutters,
discs. brush saws. bulldoZers, load
ers, wheerbarrows etc. RENTAL
TOOL a. EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6SS1
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-china. furn., jewelry.
silver, rugs. etc. Louis SEGAL
NO 7-063l; ewes. EN- 1895
ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware. any cond.; jewelry;
brio -brac. 1898 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SHAW MIL ESTONE, NO. 10000
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AIR-COND.. full kitchen facilities;
eflciency. Chevy Chase, block OF
Wis ave. 500 per month. Call
OIL. $500. Ill
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= Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 0, 1856
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
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ANTTOIIES

I'M w I'D
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture, ETC., before
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA. 3-760S
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Rim. REEL-TYPE POWER MOWER,
never used: "a price. NO. 7-4644.
between $50 and s pm. .
TWO USED VACUUM SWEEPERS
good cond., $3.50 ca; Airway
dealer trade-ins. RA. 3-6739. TO-
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1864 COLUMBIA RID. NV he'd
rms; home-like; several nice adults
Gentlemen or ladies.
1f15 PARK RID. N.W.-2 rms. kit
and semipvt. bath $50 mo-, incl
all utilities. See janitor on prem
ises. or call co. 5-a533.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1890 els
st. NV. --Attrac. furn.. newly dec
Grated one-bedroom, liv, rm.. KIT
and bath apt. In eley, bldg ONLY
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The Sidney herald., 1956-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson
and family and MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Etzel called at the Pentz
home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Willough-
by and family, MIR. and Mrs.
Donald Pentz and family, Don
Handles, Mr.. and Mrs. Werner
King and family, Mrs. Henry
Etzel and Bob were guests of the
Charley Creek Snappers All club
at the Pete ]. Ruffatto home Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomas
left for their home in Kansas
Friday after a visit at the home
of Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray G.. Miller. Mrs. Miller,
Sr. remained for an extended
visit with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weinber-
Der and daughter Frances of
Minneapolis visited at the par
entail A. E. Johnson home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Alexander,
Jack Thorsen, Joe Pilgrim, Dick
and Bob Travis rel Sunday
dinner guests at the Leonard
Alexander home Sunday.
Werner King went to Sidney
Saturday for Gary who returned
from Conservation camp at
Lewistown Friday.
A large crowd attended the
wedding dance for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ken Alexander at the Grandview
hall Saturday evening.
Mr.. Ed Manley and Mrs. Ethel
Mueller were Sunday guests at
the Ray c.. Miller home.
Dougie Colgan was guest of
honor at a birthday party at the
Barlow Colgan home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Ross and
boys left Sunday for Glendive
after spending several weeks at
the c. B. Travis home.
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Voorhees,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer and
George and MIR. and Mrs. Clar-
ance Etzel and family attended
a picnic at the Lewis and Clark
park near Wolf Point Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-26

George Dotson thirteen year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pude
Dotson had the misfortune of
falling and cracking his nose
while attending the Alliance BIZ
BILE camp at the Eastern Montana
Bible camp last week. The &C
cident happened when he was
attempting to roll a barrel. He
was taken to Sidney for medical
care Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pude Dotson and
family drove to Sidney Sunday
where they attended a family
picnic in honor of Scottie Dotson
and family, who III visiting rel
atives and friends in Sidney and
Lambert from their home in Port
Angeles, California.
The Roy Fink family held a
family picnic at Richland park,
near Sidney on Sunday before
the departure of Mrs. Gene Stark
and children who have been Wis
iting here for the past six weeks.
Mrs. Stark, the former Miss Muir
ial Fink, will leave this week for
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell
drove to Fairview on Monday of
this week to attend the old set
tiers picnic which was held there.
Barbara Qualley and Frank
Nevins attended the four day
Farmers Union camp which was
held at the Richland County Fair
grounds again this year.
The Sidney herald., 1956-07-26

casing should extend at least IL
inches above the pump room
floor with a watertight seal COW
ering the top of the casing.
A dug well that has a manhole
opening should have raised sides
with an overlapping cover that
makes a watertight fit. Reinforced
concrete well platforms with a
minimum thickness of 4 inches
and sloped to the outside edges
r recommended.
Pitless adapters used to connect
"jet" type pumps to the well
casing underground are excellent
for preventing pollution when
properly installed and sealed. Pits
for pumps are not recommended
because surface water may collect
in the pit and make the water
supply unsafe to use. In addition,
moisture in the pit is also harm
full to equipment.
Harvesting Grass Seed
Some folks believe that this
might be a good year to harvest
seed of grasses and legumes.
Their reasoning is that with the
new soil bank program getting
under way, there may be a good
demand for grass and legume
seed for the next few years.
However, grass seed is not the
easiest crop to harvest and If you
IRE planning on it you might like
more information about the job.
So l call your attention to an
extension service folder entitled
"Grass Seed Production in Mon
tana". This little publication con-
tains a number of suggestions on
cutting grass for seed, threshing
the crop and cleaning it.
AS this publication points out,
one of the main problems in har-
vesting grass seed is to produce
a clean seed crop. OF course this
means having a reasonably clean
field to start with and this may
require some hand roguing of the
crop before harvest and avoiding
heavy weed in~festations during
harvest. These steps are essential
cleaning equipment cannot
do a thorough job on grass seed
without a big loss of seed.
Again, if you are interested
IN harvesting grass seed this sea-
SON, the name of the publication
[ mentioned is "Grass Seed Pro-
iuction in Montana. Copies are
available at the County Extension