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The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
N. P.
Director Will
Retire Nov. |

John w. law, director of the
agricultural development depart
ment of the Northern Pacific rail
way, st. Paul, will retire Novem-
Der l after more than "a years OF
service with the company.
One of the nations leading ex-
perts on agricultural development
Mr.. Haw is widely recognized as
an authority on land settlement,
irrigation development and the
economics of land use in the
northern Great Plains and in the
Pacific Northwest.
He helped organize the National
Reclamation Association in 1888,
served on its board of directors
and policy committees and was
made an honorary life member in
1949.
A native of west central Wis
consin, Mr.. Haw is a graduate of
the school and college of agricul-
ture at the University of Min
nesota. He taught at Arlington,
Minnesota, and Sleepy Eye, MINI,
high schools and was state county
agent leader in North Dakota be-
fore he joined Northern Pacific in
1912 as an agricultural develop
ment agent. He has been director
of the department since 1927.
Two years ago, Mr.. Haw was
awarded ar honorary doctor of
science degree by the North Da-
kota College of Agriculture in re-
cognition of his distinguished SER
vice to Northwest agricultural over
the past four decades.
In June he received a national
citation for outstanding All club
work. Also this year the American
Railway Development association
and the Western Sugar Beet Grow
ers association recognized Mr.. Haw
for his extraordinary and distin-
guished service to these organiza-
tons.
Mr.. Haw's periodic crop estim-
ates, widely read by farm and in
dustrial leaders, have been recog-
nized as the most prompt and ac-
curate crop reports in Northern
Pacific territory. In 1858 and 1854,
he was the first to disclose, weeks
ahead of official reports, the dis
astrous durum wheat rust infesta-
tons that struck the Northwest in
those years.
He has been a member of the
Northwest and Minnesota Farm
Managers associations for many
years. He is past president of the
Minnesota association and of the
American Railway Development
association.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

understand a girl Cor a boy) being
unable to keep a date one time
I'll even go along reluctantly for a
second stand-up. Three times?
Nope, it doesn't sound right to me-
The girl probably likes making
these dates with you, for what
reason l don't know, but hasn't
any intention of keeping them
Then again, she may actually be
baby sitting but it's got me Won
dering. Give her one more chance
if you wish but this time bring a
book along to keep you company.
Dear Dan: I'm Is and the boy l
went steady with this summer,
before his mother and sister broke
US up, is II. He won't speak to
me now because his sister might
tell his mother. Do you think we
should get back together because
we like each other very much
L. S.
Dear L. S.: You're too young for
steady dating and more important
in your case, there's a family
objection from the boys stand
point. Don't ask for trouble. Date
others.
THE MAIL BAG =
B.N.: The boy shouldn't get
mad at you for no reason at all
and l think you're foolish putting
up with this type of treatment.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

| Mrs. Frank Winhofer on Sunday
Calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Barnes Sunday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Carlson and
family.
Harold Bivens was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bar
res on Monday. In the afternoon
Harold took Mr.. Barnes to Wolf
Point for medical attention.
In Wolf Point on business on
Tuesday were Charles Carlson,
Irving Barnes, Joe Flach, and
Cyril Etzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Hagadone
were in Poplar Tuesday.
Don Handles had dinner at the
George Milne home Tuesday.
Mrs. Thersia Winhofer and Bill
Shopped in Wolf Point and Poplar
Wednesday.
Johnnie Johnston spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller spent
Wednesday afternoon and evening
ct the E. X. Widman home.
Johnnie Johnston, left for the
western part of the state on Fri
day to do some elk hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne
shopped in Wolf Point on Friday,
also Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Strommer.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

fiction, his most recent book being
Shadow of the Big Horns" For
mer publications vanishing
Rainbows," Till the Day Dawn
CLOUD Across the Sum-" and DAY
After Tomorrow" have had
wide sale throughout the United
States and Canada.
After completing a cruise on the
carrier Hancock" at the navy's
invitation and writing it up in his
newspaper column, Mr.. Alice was
awarded a letter of citation and
given an honorary chief journal
.st's rating by the 18th Naval
District.
A successful minister in both
the pastorate and the evangelistic
field, Mr.. Alice has rendered I'M
usual service to his church in
Sunday school work. He is a
forceful speaker and his scrip
tural messages are interesting, in
formative, and helpful.
Mr.. Alice has been elected to
honorary membership in the Mark
Twain Society, which is the 'Who's
Who" of the literary world.
Rev. Alice will be speaking at
the Church of the Nazarene. be-
ginning Wednesday evening, Oct.
2lst at 7:45. There will be special
music IN each of the services, and
according to the local pastor. B.
Martin Gale, the public is invited
to attend these services.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

Health rs something that is ap-
preclated by those who need it
most.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
Hay Draw Handy Helping Hands

Hay Draw Handy Helping Hands
We held our October 3, meeting
at the Gary Leland home in the
evening. President Ronald Hanson
called the meeting to order. The
minutes Of the last meeting were
approved as read. The flag pledges
were said. We sang several songs.
Butch Kuykendall made a mo-
ton to pay five dollars to Dorothy
Moe. This is a club tradition to pay
a member for going to a All camp.
Vivian Hanson seconded the
motion.
Our new business was election
Of new officers and leaders. Presi-
dent Vivian Hanson; Vice Presi-
dent-Butch Kuykendall; Secre-
tary and Reporter-Ronah Hanson;
Treasurer Gary Leland; Leader,
Mrs. Leifc Hanson; Associate leader
Mrs. Ernest Leland.
We wish to welcome two full
time members Georgia Indegaard,
and Margaret Moe to u club. We
also welcome two associate MEM
bers, Joe Leland and Terri Inde-
gard.
Butch Kuykendall made a
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

One OF these days people may
nave more sense without being
any wiser.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
LAG IN SPACE RACE

Senators Lyndon B. johnson of
Texas and Stephen M. Young of
Ohio have declared that Congress
should provide enough money to
enable the United States to catch
up with the Soviet Union in the
missile and space race
Senator Young called also for
elimination OF costly overlapping
civilian agencies that, he said,
were slowing Americas pace in
both fields.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

E a sweet storm Of
storm coats this fall, all Of 'em
useful and attractive. Welt
scanning accents the low-placed
yoke in this good-looking cot
ton suede coat. It II double
breasted with buttons to
match either the 1oden green.
beige or red in which 1t il
available. The lining Is white.
Deep curved pockets extend
from the yoke, which goes all
around the back and on to the
sleeves.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
|EvANGELISTIC
SERVICES AT


Rev. G.. Franklin Alice, of
Moses Lake, Washington, will
conduct evangelist services at the
Church of the Nazarene starting
Oct. 81.
Mr.. Alice is the author of sew
eral books in the field of religious
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21

The jokes that one hears often
leads to the conclusion that what
the country needs is some new
Jokes.
The Sidney herald., 1959-10-21
BY DAN HALLIGAN

dan Halligan will be glad TO answer CUES
tions submitted by tssn-agsrs and children.
Send them to him in care Of the PIsnfYwood
Herald. For personal replies. enclose Z
stamped elf-addY essed evelopeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 81 Commander VS.
cdr; ovefdrive.. radio, heater, e
tone tnish; real seonomZy, vi ier
Metropolitan washington's Oldest
S "a, w RssiisssiP Ma 20 vlss 9Os M
sTUDEBAKER '52 Commander VS.
Sports Hardtop; gas saving over
drive; Excel. cond. Special. $iS7.
others 10 choose from.
American Service Center
Studebaker-packar Mercedes
SIS N. olebe Rd., Arl. ia. 7-7722
sTUDEBAKER '5s Scotsman 4-dr, {;
l owner, low mileage. excel. cond /;
T. and h.; guaranteed; only S1,395.
BOWMAN
Studebaker- packard-Mercedes
1900 GA. AVE. NV, RA. 6-ll22
sTUDEBAKER 80 Lark 6-cylinder
drive, cleo. wipers. heater, under
coating and many more fne
studebaker accessories; No. 1880.
Save $3.50.
GRADY MOTOR CORP.
1900 wis. Ave. Bethesda, Md.
OIL. $4,000
THUNDERBRD 81 hardtop; stand
ard shift. r. and h.; Ike new;
S2.695.
THACKER MOTORS
WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST"
18th and r. I. Ave NE. LA. 6-6b30
THUNpERBrRD '5S; beautiful slac-
fer white, fully equipped, power all
the way; ! owner. less than 5000
miles; only S3,S95.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1121 21st st. N. W. DI. 7-0111
THIRD '55 cow: Fordo., 7. and
h., guar, S1,S95.
Arl. Motor Co. (Ford)
1917 N. Moore St, ArI., ia. 7-s7Ss
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! AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
BEII, MOTORS

THIRD 'bs hardtop; PcrdOmAtic,
won't stay long; S3.s9S, 1895
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American Service Center

Sports Hardtop; Gas saving over
drive: Excel. cond. Special. $i67.
4 others 10 ehoose from.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE
RAMBLER

RAMBLER '55 4-dr. super sedan
radio and heater automatic, blue
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PONTIAC 80 4-dr. ;S2.s52 Used
1000 mi. Full power equipped
New car warranty. FLOOD Pom
TIAH AOO1 Hnnnackicnf
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BOWMAN

THUNDERBiRD 81 hardtop; stand
ard shift. T. and h.; like new;
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STUDEBAKER 1850: Al mechani-
cally, overdriye; private owner
$3.50. CAL before I pm. CO.
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CRANSoN RAMBLER

Direct Factory New-car Dealer
1912 Georgia Ave. TU. 2-701l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDE SO Larks ana Hawks. all
models immed. delivery AMER
IcAN SERVICE CENTER. SIS N
Glebe I'd. Arl.. IA. 7-7722
ISTUDEBAKER '5s Scotsman 2-dr.
Loeb blue and 4-dr. Glen green;
heater. other extras. Demo. with
new-car title and warranty; full
price, S1,595.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-packard
1880 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
STUDEBAKER $50 Champion 2
door; r and b., Wv. tires; excel.
eond.. $795.
TAKOMA FORD
7O35 CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PIX, ND. JU. $1,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 80 Lark 4-dr. VS.;
radio, heater, auto. trans, Wv.
tires, reclining seats and many
more fine Studebaker accessories.
Company oficial car with new
title and warranty. No. 1,645
Save S530.79.
GRADY MOTOR CORP.
1909 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Md.
sTUDEBAKER '5S Golden Hawk
sports hardtop: low mileage; l.
owner car. Beaut. gold and white;
full power, auto. trans, WV
tires, etc. New-car guarantee.
Special, $500.
American Service Center
StudebakeT-Packar Mercedes
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl.. IA. 7-7722
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Sill wis. ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
TRIUMPH 1893 TR-3A; bright red;
In excel, cond.. low mileage; extra
equipment includes heater, wire
wheels, hardtop: s2,275. ~. s.
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CAPITOL AUTO SALES

PONTIAC SO station wagon; $500:
Mint cond.; owner since new.
FLOOD PONTIAC 300 Wis ave.
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain Cat. sedan;
STANDARD PONTIAC
sss2 GaiIIq% "a sHopp AZ T CHI:
PONTIAC 81 star Chief sta was
full power. air cond.. r and h..
cond; $1,000. FE $4,000
PONTIAC 80 .;S2,s52. Used
1000 mi Full power equipped
New car warranty. FLOOD Pom
TIAC. 4221 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain Catalina
4-dr. hardtop de luxe: power
brakes, dual exhaust, r. and h. g,
tone blue: excel. cond. Must sac
rifice. RE. $4,000, Ext. Az, after
5 pm,
PONTIAC '55 VS. Catalina sport
coupe: r. and h., auto. trans;
MCNEIL PONTIAC
q? ?nSO 1 MEs HE AHE OF S 81 fiSSSS
PONTIAC SO Cat. sedan; $1.399.
PONTIAC SO Star Chief 4-door
hardtop; this is a smart, clean
car IN, excel. cond" mas hydra:
Steering ShE Be Beautiful leather 1si uphol-
stery. A terrific buy at lust SI.369.
ALDER OLDSMOBILE
-740O Georgia Ave. RA 6-6Il4
Mon. through Sat. til o, Sun. til 9
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bTuutDnKtT-FNcKNFu
SIS N. olebe Rd., Arl.. ia. 7-7722
sTUDEBAKER '5s scotsman 4-dr ::
r. and h.; guaranteed; only S1,395.
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1900 BLOCK NE.
Adams and Bryant SITS

These one-bedroom apartment
with living room, dlnette. mOderT
kitchen, bath with built-in tut
and shower; screened porches; gai
heat; may now be inspected b!
contracting the manager, Mr.
Grady, Apt. ., l34l Adams st. n &c
CO. b-3S72. Rent, So. so,
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IA q ST. Sc. = 3 rooms, kit,
bath adults; SOS. Cali aSent'
1910 MINTWOOD PL, NV
bedrm., with kit, bath. liv. rm
and porch, recently redecorated
and with new equipment. Rent
S7gs6Q' See tanitor or call DI
I52i 18th ST N.W.-l bedrm., liv-
ing rm., kitchen and bath; avail
able October l.
20lO p ST. s.E.-Unfurnished apt
May be seen 2 pm. to o pm.
3lIl NEWTON ST. NE, Apt. !
tat RI. Aye,)--2 rms, kit, bath
mo, MR. NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000
e0th ST. NV, .e2O-Residenti al
apt. BLDG, .bungalow-type, corner
apt. overlooking garden, spacious
cheerful rms, dble. expos. over
looking garden, wired for air cond.,
neNIy uccor. ,Brand-new appliances
Responsible party. HO. 2-0259
Sat, and Sun, 10 am, to pm,
3II CONSTITUTION AVE. NE
2 apts,, ind and 3rd floor, gas
heat. ia. g-435S.
1lii COLUMBIA ROAD NV
2-bedrm. apt, Newly dec, enclosed
porch. S75 mo. Please call NO.
7-D505 or B. F. SAUL CO.. MA,
S-2l0O
2Ol8 JACKSON ST. NEW. rm.,
bedrm., kit, den, bath. pch. Pvt
entr, Cow. to transp. Reas. LA.
B-O60S. Utils. incl.
1916 GEORGIA AVE. NV, Apt. No
nice roomy apartment. bedrm..
liv. rm,, kit. and bath. Reasonable
ia. 9-S276 or ia. 9-670b.
Sl1 MD. AVE. Apt. 2O6-3 rms.
kit, bath; tenant pays cooking
gas only; stove and refgr. fur
nished: $50 mo. Janitor In base
ment apt will show or call EXl s.
.4S0, FRED A. SMITH co.
1863 COLUMBIA RID. NV
rms kit. and bath; $3.50. See
janitor.
1900 BLK. 18th ST. N.w,-Bsmt.
furn,; $50 mo. DE. 2-74iS.
1890 C ST. Sc. Mr.. Greenway Shop.
Ctr. = -bedrm. apt: Ice. scr
porch: S65. To inspect, see Jani-
tor in bsmt. r. A. HUMPHREYS
4 SONS, 2 Mass. ave. Ma. s.
5O2O.
2IiS o ST. NV, near Dupont
circle, rooms, kitchen, bath.
S67 so. See ianitor on premises
B. F SAUL CO.. 925 18th ST., N
w Ma $1,000.
3532 MINI. AVE. s.E.-2-bedrm.
apt. in modern duplex: big scrd
porch, big liv. rm., kit, dinette,
bath. 500 plus utils no. 10000.
AIS C ST. NE lge. rms, kit,
hath: $50. no. 10000.
1910 CONGRESS ST. s.E.-Exc
mod. l-bedrm. apt. Vacant. Con-
venient TO everything. S74 80.
Call MR. TUCKER. DU, $4,000.
1856 NICHOLS AVE.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RIA. 3-s30O
$40 3rd ST. NV.
rms. kit, bath. porch; S55
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-s3OO
I7l5 v ST. Sc.
rooms. kit, bath. heat incl: SOS
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S3O0
419 KENNEDY ST. NV.
rooms. kit. bath, porch; $50.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-s3OO
1881 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Lovely
large broom apt. redecoratedi
iii Z. CAPITOL ST. - . rooms,
kit. bath; S45.
93O x ST. NW.-Lovely . rooms
and bath: $50.
926 L ST. NV rooms. bath.
redecorated: $50.
250l N ST. Sc rooms, kit.
bath, redecorated: $40 incl. utils
4l6 llth ST. NE - rooms, kit.
bath. redecorated; S57.5
- HARRISON d ADAMS
932 K st. NV. MA. S-s30s
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FURS-FURS-FURS
Unclaimed. New and restyled stoles.
seariss, Jackets and md coats, y WI I
st. st.. corner ss,r. s7il oeorgia. @vs'; 81: !;
sun, III 70 a. daily 10 p'n
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FpRN.--o-pe, mah6s. din. set.
davenport ana chair. SSS; 'i desk,
SIG; glider and 2 chairs, $40;
2Q.cub. n. freezer, $20b or best
Acme dress form. 30. III. .s.eizl.
v .Sa.t 5sne rTl sm g: Avn Ky ,T mover Hss
s ssS kks ss.ss.s Sss IA. ' Sy.a4si must
FURN-Liv. Prn., bsdFm., din. Tm.,
kit: $500 FOR KNTlRK LOT OF
best feas. offer. ctll after q
pm. u. a.ee22,
Pu4N.. LaVsop SOLE with alb cover,
s sae' s-speed phehogrsph And ~
rSS URN k.y.I.On;.yEs ;sit ssd. s@ ~! q
s sssl's .sssi. nnD' oval mirror
FuRN. lobe. din. I'm. syite, 5ofs
and club chair, wina chair, b.r.
fvrn.. glass DR.. maple b'ease. fire-
Satdc s Ts uls. :s RH uAs ssfsi
r,T w, W. tn. by; ,st: sgfie cab
sSs4a.m o ssssaio' t cn 1S;o is 1..
Snsyy. Chase Nd. Mon. can AID.
FURN., beds. Gets, platform rockers,
various chairs, Chinese tables. re.
fgr's. dishes, elee.. stoves, chests,
lit. sets; Reasonable, MA, 2-Ol07.
RURN. Duncan phyfe table. Z iyis
back chairs, S3B; studio couch.
tress, $40. IA. $4,000,
FURN.-Din. rnn. set, solid oak,
table 4 chairs and WEIGH dresser.
so. 7.7240.
FURN.-Ant. gYn. We. arm chair,
black wal: tuftsd back. SIS, Side
SIS; fans 50. HI. i.S5eS.
FUnN.-epfA bed. Q mos, Old. s2eS:
I:s ssS .si I' !:s sliSs s.ys ::IS.i
lounge chair, 500. 10. e-23O4.
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gUnN., yNCLAIhlHD--studis couch
S.Qi .shssL si2; hIdeavAy,. ~
fet, S9t glass.tep bookcase. Slk
Gee. chairs, 80; .bedfni, set. $50
dining I'm, chairs. $40: eart
TIA, Set . :.Sc9; innssrspr met t..
&i;E;ssF' ' Ssa 81 sshsI:i Y. A9ss;
S a. IL Q s. 81 sia! ss'''' e. S'' :
FIlKN.E:Sisss IsdIm. Sui.s;. !
sgle. bed din. table, 4 cheift
console Singer sew. mach; ox1:
carpet and pad new; tram.
t ntHSS no rsss' eHsr refused. Ks
FURN,--Complsts .fof b-fm, house
also Fore va, al equipped: excel
songJs $1,000 or best offsf. IA
FURN.--speciai ofSer. set. sofa
blue Fortisan piet. window drapes
s come 'a nsiss. SSGto 81. gs:.97s7s.- '0n All
FURN.-l0.pc. mahog. din, fm
suite: lxl2 Amer. Oriental rug
$3.50; Hamilton gas clothes drisf,
excellent condition. oil, 2.0326
FuRN, Dfop.ieAf nah. tbis, and
chairs. efedsnsa, cor. cupboard,
coffee tble,, ete., AD. 4.3e94,
TgRN. AND RuMMAdE. VIII sell
Ing. RA. o.7lee, oSs6 N. Capitol 81
FURN.-3.pc., curved. iIeht green
sofa, 500; round .coffee table:
red Simmons Hide-A-Ded. 500;
$40; desk, SIS. FE. 7.7630,
FURN. : Household furniShin9s,
must sell. Blond liv. rEn., din, fIii.
bedrm; sets. tables, chairs. throw
Os67. 1910 Lawrence 81. ne.
FURN 2:pIeee Nv. fIn, suits: Geod
s sS.ds , ffSst' s5 51:s Ell Caroline
TURN:. bed, abr boz ipS. ana
good cond. La. 0.0024.
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AhA4AhAAAAlt ~ - 80 a.Ns
FOOT LOCKERS
TRUNKS
New. hesyy. duty; lowest prices in
sl''s NV Z " luggage CO.
free Parking in Rear
FREEzER-Commerciai frozen food
cabinet. little used and 5000 run
:.lInr 'G plfs: ss u DI GS ; lssGss
FREEZER. months, new service
and guarantee. Call OIL. 2-22S7
FREEZER, 1883 Gibson, 20 Gu, IT.;
3 mos. old: $500. Call CT. 6-607b
after 500 pm.
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINE -
Complete equip. for Z custerd
store, Cheap. GOOD condition. Ju.
run, mink, blended muskrat: a.
10; SIS. Call JU. 7-S024.
FUR, beaut. dark ranch mink stole.
2-0l00. ext. 2ls.
FUR CAPE STOLE. squirrel, au-
style. Sacrifice. $40. DE. 2-2763.
FUR COAT. letout muskrat, worn
very little, size IA. 80 in. long
Very good eond.; S126. Call HA.
FUR COAT. black Persian lamb,
excel. cond.. sac. Ju. s-30l6.
PUR COAT, silver mink, size IA
10, Sacrifice for immediate salei
FUR C0AT-Beaut. ATaentine, Nu-
tria, new, 30 In. long. Leaving
country. l346 both st. sc.
FUR JACKET, grey Persian, hip
length, 14.l6. raceoon, college-girl
type; 1912. Reas. EN-. 2-6922.
FUR JACKET, short. dark brown.
mouton, small size, worn times;
$40. 10. S-96l3.
FUR JACKET. sheared beaver, size
IL; Russian rabbit stole, excellent
condition. ia. 6-364l.
FUR sCARF, 4 stone Martens, like
new. Cost $500. WIN sell for S76.
DU. 7-6019.
FUR STOLE, Japanese mink, like
new, orig. cost SOS: sac. $50 no
2-7440. Sun. and ewes.
FURNACE. Gas hot-air; good condi-
ton; input, 100000; output, s0,-
600: S7b.. WE. b-051s.
FURNACE, Bryant Eas-nred, hot
included; $50. Hotpoint dish
washer, needs repair; $25. OIL
6-4706.
FURNACE - Mareun gas, BTU
input, 10000; output $500. Used
yr. Best offer. 04lS 4th ave
Takoma Park. Sun. TO Fri. noon.
FURNIsHlNGs..Brown leather bar.
chest S4o: soiiS wsI Ritp cab em sDite
able HIN. $40: solid birch early
Amer. style end tables. S1b each;
swivel sec. chair, so: steel table.
80; IS" hand lawn mower. $3.50:
pr. crystal hurricane lamps. So: g.
way floor lamp. 50: IL" lp rec
ords. still In field packages. S1.76:
and mower. FE. 3-3236.
FURst-L.SgyUely stone marten 4:skir
i l.%R s.esss 81 g. s sis4s
FURS-MINK-MIRACLE
Il took US months TO- assembl,
the most complete selection Of
sliGhtl. used mink garments oil
every description ever 70 be Of
fered at fraction Of the origi-
nal cost. Beautiful mink coats,
| capes, Jackets and stoles that
cannot be recognized from new
See for Yeurself.
BASKIN FURS
Corner 9th and g NV.
FURs-Mink coat. voluminous blacI
Gus mink turn-baek cufis, spiraI
cond.. Sc. $50; also. mink cape
med length. dark ranch mink
$500; f4-l6: ali peri, cond.: also
baby sfand piano. apt. size. 5 II.
z In, mahoE. w/beneh. $3.50
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DIN. I'M, les.; sofa, green silk
S SaSsSq1 .. mus No 7.s SsSHss' chair
DIN. TABLE, nahQss a4xa6, DROP
$50. EE. a.SfSs. - -" 1N''
paSl.Ar TABLE sA. iG.Ti' sss TOP tol Ifh'
: :S.ii ..ssas.e 81 snpssiEp'iss .a SHHs
DIVING REGuLAR-l-bAi two,
isSss S Slsdi.if ir'ESVl., s.i7SS :srf' '0nd
DOCT0R's fABLE-McManuS os
teopathie, diagnosis and treat.
fully adjust, inels, stirrups, &C.
qesss, PERI. eond. Best onsr' OIL
DOG HOUSES. save 2bss, painted
Come see them. 1920 Wilson blvd.
RUCKER LUMBER.
DRAfRRIEs, 2 prs, sold. 1
v T,sits With n, red .SI,r rOss Print
DRESS Form, Acme. ike new,
never used: SIl. IA. 2.0013
DRESSES. suits, coats, cruise out
nts; latest, new. exclusive ward
robe. size 1914. sAeriHce. BOX
11l.L. star.
D ~. Kenmore. ses, used only Q
EARTH CONTAGIOUS for remit
Air hampers, vibrating Hampers,
F FesSf q fHt sJiF co ~ EsEsTIh
ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINE.
desk. nles, modern typewriter.
DRAFTING tables. Call IA. S-b223.
ELEC. COFFEE MAKER, beautiful
gift, $50. lamp and table, SO:
yringer washer. $1b; lawn mower
NJ, single bed, 2 chests, .dresslnG
table. S47 30: new dish cab. $40;
mirror. Sio. KE. e.5SSs' ''' !
ELEC, IRONER, large riangle type;
excellent eond. Please call Wo.
ELECTRIC RANGE, Frieidaire, 30.
IN; GAS RANGE. o'Keefe and
Merritt, apt.-sized. Both excellent
Call CT. 6-0026.
ELECTRIC RANGE, Morse 30.in.
Used ] mo. Cost size. sell for
500. WI. 2-4s4l.
ELEC. RANCH, Westinghouse, IS
ms, burners. deep well. sS6:
cabinets, white metal. JE. 4-2SDb.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA, new, never un-
%sndsrl.na' q k sG'S'Ssd 'i sfS
EN- 3.S7b2.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 1885
edit. 80 vols; Book Of KNOWLEDGE
20. vols: Lands and Peoples, 4
vols. with bookcase; all for S226,
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r !nG ,II....!|s bed: bog! g. .Dri9.s
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BASKIN FURS
Corner 9th and g NV.

FURs-Mink coat. volumi9ous black
diamond nat. ranch. mink. enorm-
drop shoulder ITS any sise. new
cond., 81. $50; also. mink cape.
me-, sHso length DARK ,',,. rS, ranch mink
baby sfand piano. apt. size. 5 &c.
2 In. mahoe. w/beneh, $3.50.
Private party. I'm. 3-0eo1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

II took Us months to assemble
the most complete selection Of
slightly used mink garments Of
every description ever. 70 be Of
fered at o fraction Of the origi-
nal cost. Beautiful mink coats,
capes.. Jackets and stoles that
cannot be recognized from new.