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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-23
FAMILY COUNCIL
Daughter
Ignores
Parents
THE PROBLEM

MRS. ID. R.-Mathilda's hus-
band has turned her against US.
MATILDA Fs-That's ride
ulois-he just isn't interested
In them.
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THE DETAILS

Mrs. ID. RI am deeply hurt
about the way my daughter,
Matilda. has treated me since
her recent marriage.
I have always done the very
best for her. giving her more
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The fomiIy Council consists Of Q Judge,
o psyehietris,. three eIsrsymsn. q
nsvspopsr editor. o womon's editor
and two writers toeh article 10 q
summary Of on oetuol eess history.
The council reports on problems thot
hove been deoii with by responsible
essneies and eounssloFs.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10

match kitchen equipment. One
of hers holds a dozen or 80 of
pairing knives and spatulas. An
other holds scissors, spoons and
otht tools. Looks pretty;
saves time, and is amazingly
handy, she says. "Also, they
make wonderful gifts, especially
for people who have every
thing
Since I enjoy fishing, natural
ly | tie flies for the sport. The
"Magnagrip" holds fish-hooks
ready for use, and holds newly
dressed flies while the lacquer
dries. Firearm fanciers and
other lobbyists find it ideal for
holding small tools and dis
assembled parts, which other
wise could become lost or mis-
laid. l managed to- buy a short
"Magnagrip" and have this
tapped to a fashlight. Thus the
fashlight clings wherever /
want it, on any metal surface of
my car. The idea is handy when
changing a tire at night, or
whenever one wants a light in
a hurry.
The inventor and manufac-
turer of this unique device is
r. E. Phelon, of East Long
meadow, Massachusetts. If
you'd like to know more about
the various shapes and sizes, a
postcard to him will bring COM
plete information.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10

ample, are brought near each
other, they click together and
cling with amazing force. Turn
one of the discs over, and they
repel each other with equal
power.
A neighbor of mine used the
magnetic principle to invent a
magnetic knife and tool rack,
which he gave me a model of
more than ten years ago. The
magnetic field is arranged on a
bar nine inches or so long so
that the power is equally dis
tributed all along the bar. It's
magnetism is so strong that it
will hold securely knives, ham
mers, screw drivers, wrenches or
ether iron or steel tools. One
thing that interests. me is that
the "Magnagrip" (as he calls
it) seems to have lost no power
at all in the past ten years.
These models were so successful
that the device now is sold in
many stores. The manufacturer
guarantees that it will hold its
magnetism indefinitely!
Now, this "Magnagrip" Tor
"Magnabar", as some of them
are called) has lots of uses for
home handy-men. l bought sew
eral and screwed them into the
wall. in a line, over my work
bench. This tandem arrange
ment holds nearly all of my
small tools neatly in a row, and
in plain sight = easy to reach.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
Charley Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher
entertained with a Thanksgiving
dinner at their home. Those pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Herness and Raymond Cat
! tanea of Sioux Pass, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Ruffatto and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruff
fatto and Thelma went to Sid
ney Wednesday to meet their son
Frank who is attending college
in Bozeman. Mrs. Lefty Wesin
went with them remained in Sid
ney for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher and
children were THANKSGIVING
guests at the home Of Mrs. Fish
er's mother, Mrs. Hazel Houglum
in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. anton Schmitz
were dinner guests at their sons
home MIR. Al Schmitz Thanks
giving guests at the home of Mrs.
Ellen Larsen in Culbertson.
Mrs. Lefty Wesin was an over
night guest at the L. w. Fenske
home in Sidney Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Schmitz and sons
Raymond and Stephen were
Thanksgiving guests at the Joe
Provost home near Lambert.
Mrs. Lefty Wesin was a guest
at the Howard Smith home Sat-
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Smith Honore, and Mrs. Wesin
were supper guests at the Quinto
Ruffatto home.
Woman's Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto Thurs
day.
Mr.. Elof Larson underwent
surgery at the Sidney hospital
Tuesday. He was dismissed Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Ruffatto
took their children to Sidney
Friday to have Paul's eyes
tested and Marguerite had her
second shot.
Business callers in Sidney this
week were Mrs. Joe Schmitz and
son Stephen, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Fisher, Al Schmitz, Quinto Ruff
fatto and Alvin Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher
and boys of the Armstrong
community visited at the Alvin
Fisher home Thursday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Edgar Fisher and
children of Sidney were Sunday
guests at the VIM. Fisher home.
MI. and Mrs. Raymond Ruff
fatto were callers in Williston
Wednesday.
Mrs. Junior Miller and Tommy
of the Mona community visited
at the Harry Foss home Wednes-
day.
Bob Ralston left Thursday
answering a call from Uncle Sam
TO serve in the Army.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
CAN DOUBLE PROFIT WITH
GOOD RANGE MANAGEMENT

San Francisco.-The average
rate of growth of cattle from
birth to maturity can be doubled
by the use of good range manage
ment, it was revealed at the
Western Range Fertilization Con-
ference held recently in Redding,
Calf.
at actually requires only $40
days to produce a 1000 pound
animal when ranching conditions
are modified by applied research,
as compared to 1850 days where
the usual r%anching conditions
prevail" said Forrest M. Will
hite, Colorado Soil Scientist, in
his conference address.
Mr.. Willhite stressed the i'm
portance of efficient forage man
agement in producing high quail
ity beef quickly. at is essential
to have water under manage
ment, to harvest the crops at the
right stage, and to fertilize the
crops properly if we are to have
maximum benefits from the rea
under production" he said.
Added to this, he maintained
the value of using high nutri-
tional forages and of producing
the forage crops with careful at
tention to good growing seasons.
In closing, Mr.. Willhite recon-
mended that ranchers establish
pilot ranches" in their commun-
tiles in order to apply the prin-
ciples of research knowledge
which he outlined. "If you I'M
derstand the principles, you may
surpass the results l have re-
ported" he declared.
The one-day conference was
sponsored by the National Plant
Food Institute and the Soil I'm
provement Committee of the Cal
ifornia Fertilizer Association. At
tending the conference, were
livestockmen, agricultural work
ers, range managers, fertilizer in
dustry representatives, and 9TH
ers who have an interest in range
Improvement.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
POST POSI- OFFICE
CORNER
BY
X. G. CARPENTER,
Postmaster

When this issue of the Sidney
Herald reaches you we will be
well on our way toward the peak
Of the Christmas rush. There
will be many times when we are
literally swamped and even
with the help of four Christ
mas assistants we will wonder
if we will ever see the light. And
then, on the oath day of Deem
ber-at-noon-it will be quiet sud
denly, so quiet that the personel
will be stunned. Another Christ
mas season is over, except the
cleanup. On Christmas Day the
personel of the office will be
thinned to take care Of only the
essentials. Parcels, believed to
be Christmas parcels, will be
delivered Christmas morning.
The Postal Department has
again helped to make your
Christmas a joyous and thankful
one.
On Saturday the goth, of
December the windows will be
open all day instead of closing
at noon as is generally done. 1t
is hoped that parcels and cards
will be mailed early by our many
thousands of patrons. Last year
the Christmas season, altho rough
at times, went along smoothly
but it must be remembered that
we had good weather. This year,
we are led to believe, the wea-
Their man will have a mean
streak. He may pile the streets
and roads with ice and drifted
snow and the expeditions hand
ling of the mails will be imposs-
IDLE. So in order that your rela-
tiveS and friends receive the
parcels and cards you have sent
before Christmas you are
especially urged to please mail
noW-at once.
They say that triangles can
occur in the best of circles when
someone isn't on the square.
K. G.. Carpenter, Postmaster
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10

Parents were cautioned to
avoid carelessness in their selec-
ton of Christmas toys by Dr..
Albert H. Domm, medical direc-
tor in the Western Home Office
of Prudential Insurance Co.
DR.. Domm said that many
Christmas season accidents could
be prevented if parents would
choose toys wisely and train
their children to use them safely.
parents must not take it for
granted that toys are necessarily
safe or the children can antici-
pate the potential dangers of Ger
tain toys" he said. mo child
should be given a potentially
hazardous toy until he is mature
enough to accept the response
bility of using it and unless his
parents assure themselves that
they will take time to teach the
child how to use it safely"
DR.. Domm listed the following
hazards to avoid when buying
toys for Christmas:
/. Small toys or toys with re-
movable parts which might
be swallowed and cause
strangulation.
2. Toys with sharp or rough
edges which will cut or
scratch.
3. Poisonous paint on any
objects.
4. Stuffed animals with glass
or button eyes.
5. Toys which r too heavy
for a child's strength.
s. Shooting and flying objects
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
CONG'L GUILD COVERED
DISH DINNER DEC. IL

The Ladies Guild of the
Peoples Congregational Church
will meet in the church base
ment Thursday, Dec. III at lis
for a covered dish luncheon.
The program and hostesses are
the Friendly Fireside Circle.
Installation Of officers will be
presented by Mrs. E. j. Ulmen,
Mrs. R. H. Mutt and Mrs. L. j.
Lee.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
A HINTS FOR.
,%J HOME HANDY-mtN
INK by Joe Botss. y: -


Magnets always seem to fas-
sanate people. In addition to the
familiar horseshoe type, they
now can be made in bars, rods,
squares, discs, rings, and in
ether nodded shapes in count
less nzes and thicknesses. If
the attracting sides Of two fat
magnetized metal discs, for ex-
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
Careless Selection of
Xmas Toys Dangerous

that may pierce, cut and
even kill.
Z. Chemicals that may explode
or poison.
8. Toys with uses of electricity
and flame which may ignite,
burn or shock.
9. Air rifles, dart games, bows
and arrows, dangerous tools
and other such toys unless
there is certainty that they
will be used by older chill
dren under strict adult
supervision.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10
Hay Draw Handy Helping Hands

Our November II meeting was
held at 800 MIST. at the Gary
Leland home. President Ronald
Hanson called the meeting to
order. Seven members answered
roll call by naming a safety
habit for. the home.
Our new leaders are Mrs.
Arnold Moe and associate leader
Mrs. Left Hanson.
We sang america" and sew
eral popular songs. After the
meeting Mrs. Leland served a
tasty lunch.
The Sidney herald., 1958-12-10

Just pick off the tool you want;
use it - and lay it back in its
place against the "Magnagrip".
1t stays there until you want it
again.
My wife saw this arrange
ment, and Immediately got some
for the kitchen. They come at
tractively enameled in white, to
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CLUB MASON
Rooms. APTs. TO SHARE

WEsT MfATTsvlLLE-Pvt. home,
ahare : lge. double bedrma, and
private bath. Bua service. Call
after . Pm. IA. e-o270.
NV. ING. MIN, have eompi. furn..
shs t'' men: me-: r ~ DE- ia.ssSs.
YOUNG MAN 70 share mod, 2.
osdrm. apt.' Kennedy g., with J
other. Sat or sun, ia, 9-923a
MAN TO SHARE very mod. air
eond. duplex ant. with another
professional man; reas, rent. HU
3-b73i after $3.50 pm,
GIRL. eolleae background. 10 share
extra-niee. 2-bedrm. OeorEetown
ap, Nm bie ot tSe other sirl'' $50
GL0vER PARK-Lady TO share
apt. with another lady: eyerything
furn.; reasonable. EN-. 2-5e4s.
esO2 DEvONsHIRE PL. NV. Apt.
2U5--2 .empl, ladies 70 share apt
with refined lady. ia 7-3754. 81
GIRL viii share with another girl
exuuisitely furnished, air-cond
apt; fashionable NV. section.
ia. 0-4755.
YOUNG MAN. well establish mfg
rep, desires college man, 25-;iO
70 share 3-bedrm. apt. NV. area,
EM. 3-algO.
cor. RM., for young woman, share
apt 49, with another woman.
al22 Calf. NV. no e-4i34.
LADY would like 10 share nice apt.
lust across from Rosslyn Bridge
with settled lady own room
reas. Refs. exch. IA. $500.
REFINED GIRL 10 share spacious
apt. with other girls. AID. p
5000 OF DU. 7-6s5i.
FOR REFINED OLDER GENTLE
MAN, nice, pleaxant home, 10
share with older couple. RA.
3-1759.
s.B., congress Hts.-Man viii share
l-bedrm, apt. with man; reas. (.
cow. 10. 2-4Sg5 before 2 pm.
COLORED-N.E.-workins Girl 70
share large apt, with / girl: pvt
Nh = 40Ea
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ROOMS WITH soARD

BRADLEY ARMS. 1895 10th ct.
NV. south Of Dup. cir. ct Conn.
people. srles. fdbles.. Sl5-S20 wk.
MARIETTA, 1925 18th st, nv
Nice sgle and dble rms. for girls
and mer.; excel. board. showers
IL
ELDERLY LADY In private SHADY
home front porch: plenty 20 eat.
bus al door. u. 7-7eSs.
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BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents Of
home. cash. We DO movinn, store
agei reasonable rates. ia. b.ga37
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Aprs. FURNISHED DC.

IJte nl00s n. NV, = Levels
turn bedrms ~. I'M, ~, bath
all utils Incl. In rent immsdla 4
sioLERp 4 CO. sf A.fTsi'
ssis Ilih ST, NV, % columbia
rd-Enlciency, s-bedfm. apt
adults, Mar, AD. 4-aiet
iass ts.h 81. N.w,-rwq TINS
key IA bamt., " cal NO. 1-dl ! 1
\ y SAUL Ma, s.ai00,
UPPER itth IT. N,w.--comb bed
turn Wan.tos..'wali safpsiins. Aiis
dls .aS "a nan, b. 7.aSse'' A''1
saaa RnODE ISLAND Avn. M
Apt. a-nedrms studio W.. m.
Inc $3.50 mo, IA, AHA
iath ST. br. Nv, rm. v/ioyef
pic, wind, b. d, b.. cor. apt
mod turn. dee lrs. cloa., vacm
bendix, park $50, AID, 2.A5ss
iaet PARK No. N.w.-Bedrp NV
fm, comb. dlnotte, NJ and bath
cpl.' 80. 30 RA. a-taiO,
Iao3 ALLISON N.w,-Bed, .liv, I'm
kit. and pvt. bath. utilt. furn.
COW, .ransp,
Asat 18th st. N,w.-taFee bedrn /.
Nv, fm.. laree KIT, bath with Tie
shower cleant eonY 10 every
thinr, RA, 3-bg5O, RA. 3-7qb7
$50 PORTLAND ST, SIS bed.
am ma ~ ~" ,a ,n,,se' ~ ~
Ts snsd' adaiis. ' %. s.6Hise y
M. DowNTowN-Larre Turn
,rS1, r@ si and kii b 's .,6 sIS.''
Nh. ROCK CREEK PARK. ideal 10.
cation for shopping and transp -
spac. . rms. reas AID s.a7if
PvT.-ENT, BsMT., above ground-
rms, kit. bath, hall, peh, so
mo-; dogs accepted III, .-sahi
aoaa INV HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV
--Fnieieney. nicely furnished
walk: s7s so no s.seso' e.
1905 HARVARD ST. N.w.-2-bed-
rm. all-modern apt; reasonable
5000 ALABAMA AVE-. ST. lge
bsmt, rms, pvt. bath; adults only
LII. 2-O7O2.
1888 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Enrlish
bsmt. 3 or 4 cow. transp.; cool
attractive. oil. 4-as4a
NICELY FURN.. bedrm.. liv. rm,
kit bath: rent very reas. Avail
immed for several mos. See MISS
ELLIOTT, LIST flr, 2Al2 Pa. ave
nv, FE 3-5bia
APIS. FURN.-Md. Va. d. c. ]
or . bedrms.: d mos minimum
10. 4-SO94 THE AMERICAN
LEASING co. ASK for MI. Gil
bert,
Istg 18th ST. N.w.-Ige. 2-bed-
I'm. apt newly decor; lge. closets
UPPER IGth--Yng. cple. knotty.
pine English bsmt. apt; pvt. entr.;
$50, incl. utilities. RA. G-4gSO.
SIS 18th ST. N.R.--3 rms. good
transp TV and utils. incl CAL
e3O8 LIST ST. N.w.-Two furn. ants
n with rms. kit. and bath;
other, rm., kit. and BATH reas
rent For further info, call NO
1907 or RIA. 3-6S06
LARGE, airy. Attrac. efficiency apt
pvt. home: COW stores, bus,
Pentagon; reas. IA. 2-S656.
CONN AvE.-TowNHoUsE APT.
OF UNUSUAL CHARM
WILL ACCEPT SHORT
TERM LEASE
Beaut. furn.. large i-bedrm: wall
to-wall earpetine. frepl., bar, TV
din. rm., gar; pets. Must be seen
271s Devonshire pl., AD. 4-7S99
you WILL enjoy this ] -bedrm. apt
because % Just redee.. (2l mod
ern furn.. go picture windows
az parauet floors, 80 washer
drier faeil., t6l COW. to every
thing, 90 eongenial neighbors,
(S) free parking, t9) attr. apt
bldg. tl0l SIS mo.
See apt. l0l, 32l4 Sth st. sc,
near Sth and Alabamal
CONN. AVE. APIS.
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. din foyer
KIT, bath. switchboard, elev. serV-
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

ARL.-Furn. living -bedrm. comb
kit, next 10 bath. unlim. phone
a blk. TO Arl. blvd. IA 2-6064
DOWNTOWN. 924 n. Y. ave. NV,
also 92S O pl nw-Rms., Ss-Sl6
wk.; run water. refgr.. quiet.
LANIER PL. NV. I74s-Front
nm, refer, hot plate; $40, one,
S45, two; utils. CO. 5-lS52.
QUE ST. NV. Is5s--Lge., front
Ink, rm. equipped with range
refrigerator, sink; SIC vk.
Ieth ST. NV, 1eI5-LarEe room
list noor front; sink; Si3 pei
week. AID. 2-6li1.
cool BSMT.. refgr, grin, Tv. foam
matt pvt. entr., shower. SIC
2i47 ? nv. Elk. 3-6633,
1910 P ST. NV. cine churchilil--
Large rm.. complete kit, linens
mr.. bath: SIS wk NO 7-9S6S
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NV. ssh 18th sT.-2-bedrm.,
utlls Turn COW 70 shopping
tween \ and $50
NV, 1855 Nicholson St.-i bedrm.,
Ice. liv. rm. and closets; dlnette,
kit, tile bath; redec.. LIST a.,
COW, transp.. adults. Sept. 4,
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GOLOkNLD
2514 l4th ST. NV.

Completely redecorNAsd efieiency
and i-hedrm apts IN modern
nv bldgs $50 50 up Adults only,
See Supt. on premises.
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MILk COAT ana klaf, M, t.Qsal
ior ehlidrsn' tsh'iA' ssid'
REASONABLE RATS foT tFainlns
and hreakinG horses. ant ase. Cal
Ak, n-nini.
s WISCONSIN mOLNThiN COWS
In and nanaa free. WA, f-ofpu
wa, f-ep1u.
SADDLE uoRsEA AND roKIKs, iol
sale or trade, 9 outstanding
spotted horses. / buekakin horse
3 yTs, ela, "a hands; sofIfl
lumplna horse. semitic SADDLE
horses Al 800 ea,i other nni
hoIses 70 chooes from. fhone 10
PALOMIN0 eeldinr. 4 yrs. ~
h egea, :. 9ps9 gmplns sfe,apssssi
SHETLAND PONIES. 3 for sale;
small and . lar9e. tIOo Nlfel
road. EM s-OB6f.
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Mr.. sHERATON-PK. HOTEL-Rms
for employed ladies. pvt. home
no Kit. priv. refs REQ. CO. 5-054S
aga 18th ST.--Dbl rm., pvt bath.
shower. windows; $50. Styles.
S35 and $40. Clean home. garage
23rd ST. NV. 0Is, across from
g. W. Hospital entrance. Large
clean airy rooms.
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n. CAPITOL ST, asi5 = FREE
PARKING. wired for AIR coND,
l-bedrm. apt; SSl incl, all utils /
modern bids, Apply ianitor. Of
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MIscELLAKIOUs WAIVED

BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents Of
asei reasonable rates. ia. 1897
BOOKS BOUGHT = Any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. i70s Pa
ave NV 81 3-B6ok
CROSS COUNTRY din. rm. chairs
BY Sligh, or what have you In
Cross Country driftwood pref.
VIII. 2-59fe.
FuRN.-Housefui anywhere IN this
area, Small amounts nearby. FUR
fax drive, Arl, Va IA. 4-2440.
FURNITURE-Wanted TO-DAY Eold
furniture, any amount Also want
refriaefator, gas stove and pian,)
Cal Mr. GRADY Ma s-267p
FURNITuRE-contents. odd pieces,
glass and bric-a-brac; buying and
sellins 80 wears ORIGINAL HOP
WOODS, sih and X SITS. NV Ne
S-5"s7
PIANOS wANTED-cash paid TOT
USED pianos, small sizes preferred
Call HA. 2-s4S0.
PIANOS ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
CAL Day or Night, ~ 9-3039
Tvs, tape recorders. 70 SOS. For
out-of-order units. WO. $4,000,
10 an. TO 10 pm. daily, SUNDAY.
HOTPOINT STEAM TABLE and
Hotpoint grill wanted. UN 4-l743,
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YOUNG MAN, well establish mfg.
rep, desires college man, 25-iO
10 share 3-bedrm. apt. NV. area.
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SHIPPING CRATES for dogs- cats.
all sizes liEhtweight, low cost.
- Oglethorpe n ". RIA 6-3445
PART Germ. shep, pups; healthy,
used 20 childn S.. % 3. Gentele
Ct, Va. Hills, Alex, so. SAID.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK COCKER
SPANIEL PUPPIES for sale, $40
GIvE-AWAY COLLIE. male. tri-
color. TO good home In country
md has good dispasition WI
s-70ls,
HOOKING FOR A PETf-we have
many well-behaveo cats, and cute
little Kittens, waiting 10 beions
10 someone INTERESTEDf Call
ALEXANDRIA ANIMAL Shell
TER, XII q-35AQ
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APIS. UNFURNISHED 0. G.

BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
n.w.-Elev.; 2-bedrm. apt. 500;
bedrms., liv. nm, din. rm., kit .,
bath, Sl15. RIA, 3-SS75.
CAPITOL HILL AREA, 223 9Th st.
Sc, Apt No. 3--Liv. rm.. bedrm.
bath. din, kit, and scr. rear
porch. no. 2-0750
CHALFONTE APIS, 2-bedrm. apt. Fl,
suitcase 4 mos, Sl35 mo. option
TO suitcase thereafter. Call Mr.
REAvES. AID. 4-s7OO.
COLUMBIA RD. and 18th, NV
bedrms, RECEIPT rm.. liy rm, din,
kit, bath, porch. eley.. $50 So
N94 SO mo. CO 5-7730.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, NIL
bedrm large iiv. nm, modern
bath and kit: newly decor; SIS.
Janitor on premises NO 7-66lS.
or weekdays. NE. $500.
CONN. AVE, 2TOO-I bedrm. and
efic. bright rms. Ice. closets. "a
hr. secretarial service. co. 5-slO5,
MRS O'BRYAN.
DELAFIELD PL. NV, SCI, apt.
- bedrms., LIST A.. S77 SO mo
incl. heat, INV. TU. 2-0525.
TT. STEVENS DR.. NV, 1880
Beaut. l-bedrm. apt in mod. bids.
$500: cples settled lady. RA.
6-0O5l
GEORGETOWN 3O09 p St
Charming 5-rm., LIST A. apt with
pvt. garden and garage: Hv. rm
air-cond pvt laundry. Married
couple pref. Sun. to 5. ~
GUYLEN COURTS, 1897 P st. Sc.
tsee manager, iSl7l-DeliRhtful,
in garden Development 2 large
rms. well-ecuip kit. SIS. so. all
utilS. STEUART BROS. INC, DI
7-2434, DI. 7-S6g5.
HIATT PL. NV, sees. east of 18th
st and south OF Park I'd, nr
Sacred Heart Church - 3 large
rooms. kit and bath: tastefully
decorated will furn. Open for
viewing WASH. HOUSING CORP g..
93t H st. nv, Ma. SASS
ST. NE, 15l6-Mod-
ern S-family bldg LIST q. . rms.
kit and bath: only S54 so. incl
heat and INV Also Ice. refer
locker and laundry rm. STEUART
BROS. DI 7-Ss95. DI. 7-2434
X ST. Sc, 1915. at Barney Circle
New bldg l-bedrm. apt. Ss4 So
incl; All gtil. Apply Ioi. II g.
a9d3. or TRACY CO. HU. ey666i
AVE Nw.--Rsdec.. !.
2 bedrm. apt lac. liv, I'm tile
bath. kit. free Dark. OIL. 2-4s70
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POULTRY AND Eees

BABy CHICKS, pvufss,, feed and
peultTI supplies JANIS FEEp
sToRk. ela X 81 nv NE
h-0Ot9
- LAYING HENs. Anconas and
Leghornsi 2 ROSTERS and 2 ducks.
$40 lot. 10. 5-46fb.
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males. Q wks.. Axe applied: $50
OIL 6-5052 before Monday.
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg. Q wks.;
good stock. wormed, temp. shots.
pA 5-sN6h.
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Does, PETS, ETC.

HOTPOINT sfEAM TABLE and
Hotpoint grill wanted. UN 4-l743
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ae1NasNNNIlasza1Is'
WAsHEn AND DnlHR, KAsy, lnad,
excel eond Win eel Tor beat ehef'
w. a-ndin,
WASHER. lats-modsl, Msvtas, fully
sulq IKE revi IN del sog II
HP+@ OF, seB
Tv. ANpRiA. SIS
WASHING MACHINE. Raay. twin
tuh, 1pln-rlnaar. good running
c0nd.. $50, ~. $4,000.
WELDING MACHINE. 200 amp
or elrc starter, mounted on
S,lsS5ss'' bsls ,aa I sad ! On. y.
wHEEL CHAIR. De iuxe model,
chrome, like ueNs Everest and
JENNINGS Set for IiHht-hhnd
s s5IS' .,c yn S sIs tGoos,ilIa S' o''''
GOING OU1 OF nusfNEss-An
book sold Al isrrlnle discount
oEORok FRIENDS BOOK
sIHoe wa esi p ~ z .stsa Oxen eve
OVER $1,000 FOREIGN AND u, q
STAMPS, al sorted, make onef
Reply Box 30-T, star
TWO TwIN.sIzE MATTRESSES
ton. XXI. s-fo5i.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR REnl

IEAIN SAWS. pumps Generators,
TOOL 4 BouIP Co ~. 6-b0i0
Polishers, Sanders, Vacs
Low RATS. DAY, WEEK. NO.
Modern Floors
efsi 18th ~. NV, AD. t-7s7d
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FARM ARD GARDEN

rLuEoRAss SOD, well mAtured
and nrm prime Tor cutting lac
quantlties Tor immediate delivery
Telephone Ma, k-0Od2,
RIcm r0P son. dry aludse. MI
dirt blue stone. aIavel trees re-
moved, loet cut RI. b-f3ad
SURPLUS BARB WIRE, Ealvanlsed.
strand, ~ q reel. NATIONAL
PENCE SALES Co. INC, l2iO
ffth At nladensburg. Nd.
T0PsOIi-vsry good rich topsoil
reasonable, Call 10. 7-f3Ja,