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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

uau a. IAGhA A0aoo BuGSeob MI anu
Mrs. Houston jackson OF East Chi
eago, Ind. Mrs. jackson IL super
visor in the Rehabilitation Center
in her home town. Mr.. jackson IL
the son Of Mr.. Robert Z. jackson
Of 166 Chicago Av., with whom
he shared his visit. Courtesies ex-
tended the visitors included a trip
to Hastings, MINI, for fishing and
a picnic and q trip to the Wis
consin DeIls and dinner as guests
Of the williams. As q token of
appreciation. the Jaclxsons present
ed Mrs. williams with A French
chapeau, q conversation piece, with
matching lipStick.
Nebraska Visitors. Mrs. Erma
Mitchell, son Bruce and daughter
Joan, Of Omaha. Neb., were house
guests for one week Of Mrs. Myrtle
Ross Of 459 st. Anthony Av. They
were the recipients Of several SOC
ial courtesies while In the city,
Mrs. Marie Monroe and Mrs. Gee
ilia Maddox entertained the visitors
with luncheon; Mrs. James woot-
en- gave a picnic In their honor;
they enjoyed cocktails at the home
Of Mrs. M. Bellamy; Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Travis, Minneapolis, hon
ored them with a dinner party and
Mrs. Jane Yaeger took them "a
see the Ink Spots at the Key Club
Mrs. Ross and Bruce celebrated
their joint birthdays with a party
on Wednesday, August 10, their
natal day, at Mrs. Ross home
They left Sunday for their home
Visiting Twin Cities: Mrs. Ollie
T. Harris and IL year old son
Allen Jones of Los Angeles, Calf
ornia are visiting friends and rel
atives in st. Paul. Mrs. Harris
Is the houseguest OF Mrs. Ardelia
Allen, 65s W. Central, q friend
and her sister Mrs. Edward East
man, 953 st. Anthony Av.
Mrs. Harris Is a nurse and Is a
member of the staff Of the Good
Samaritan hospital in L. A. Mrs.
Harris says she likes Minnesota.
Included In her tour of the Twin
Cities was a visit to and inspection
of the office and plant Of the
Spokesman and Recorder news
papers in Minneapolis.
Back Home: Mr.. Bert Ellis, 617
Fuller Av., recently returned home
from Lawrence, Kans., where he
visited his twin sister, Mrs. BERTHE
Harris. His visit was so timed
that they might have a birthday
celebration together on July %.
During his visit Mr.. Ellis was
presented the 50-year Prince Hall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

The Minneapolis Public Schools
have announced that once again
this year they win set up a series
Of Registration and Conference
days for students Immediately be-
fore the opening Of school on Sep
TENDER Q. -.. n.
These days are aimed paFticuI-
ariy at students who are enter
Ing Minneapolis city school for
the first time, or who have
moved from one school district
to another sometime this sum-
mer. .... .-
Also, some students may wish
credit transcripts for college, or
want to discuss their programs,
or may want help with personal
problems - these conference days
provide opportunity for the student
to get competent school help.
Dates Set
Registration and Conference
days I'm an Minneapolis schools
win be held from Monday, August
81, through Friday, September 4,
each day from $50 am. to II
noon.
FOrenOOns Only.
Students should not come for
help in the afternoons since this
time is reserved for office work
and staff meetings of principals
and counselors.
School officials emphasize that
unless students who need help take
advantage Of these days, many
may find they win miss out on a
day or two of classes and some
may not be able to enroll in the
classes they want.
Here are instructions for sec
ondary and elementary students:
Secondary Students
Secondary school students who
have changed from one district
TO another or who are entering the
city school system for the first
time should report to the schools
during the week Of August 81 to
register and decide on their pro-
gram Of education. Students who
are changing their programs to
meet parents wishes where home
plans have changed since June
should also report to the schools
during this week.
Elementary and Kindergarten
Elementary school students who
have changed from one district
to another or who are entering the
city school system for the first
time should report to the schools
for registration between the hours
of $50 am. and ~ sometime dur
ing the week Of August 81.
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Wedding InVif0fiOns Issued
For Marriage Of MiIl

City Man 70 lowe Cir
Invitations have been issued BY
Mrs. Helen Green Wilson Of Des
Moines, la. and Mr.. Wallace v
Wilson Of ottumwa, Ia, for the
forthcoming marriage of theiI
daughter, Betty Ann, to Mr.. Wal
lace Woodrow williams.
The wedding win take place
Saturday, September 8, at 7:SC
pm. at the Corinthian Baptist
church in Des Moines.
The groom-elect is the son OF
Mrs. Velma Lee williams, $50 N.
Emerson Av., Minneapolis, and the
late william w. williams.
Miss Wilson Is a graduate of
the local high school and has at
tended Drake University. Mr.. VII
liams Is a 1854 graduate OF Min
neapolis Vocational High School
and Is a postal employees.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

al 0AS0E 0CCOAAbCA IA TIC bLk1C ,
chosen colors Of lavender and
white.
Altar baskets Of white gladioli
intermingled with lavander glad
ioli were the chapel decorations.
The family pews were marked by
white ribbon and lavender bows.
Proceeding the ceremony a pro-
gram OF nuptial music was furn-
ished by Mr.. Roy Henderson, or
ganist, who also accompanied the
soloist, Mr.. Bradford Benner.
Escorted to the altar by her
father, the bride was lovely In q
floor length gown Of white nyion
re-embroidered lace. The nodded
bodice featured a sabrina neclxline
and long fitted sleeves. The fun
bouffant skirt Of nylon net was
banded in lace over a white satin
hoped skirt.
Her shoulder length veil Of IN
usion fen from a scaIloped crown
Of seed pearls and sequinss White
satin opera pumps and a crystal
necklace completed her ensemble.
She carried a bridal bouquet Of
white orchids and baby pompoms
with white ribon streamers.
Miss Loretta Grant was maid Of
honor and bridesmaids were the
Misses Teresa Henderson, Gloria
Mcintosh and Carol Sanders. Diane
GIlchrist, ten year old sister Of
the groom was Junior bridesmaid.
The attendants were attired ident-
ically in baIlerina length gowns
Of white embroidered nylon sheer
over lavander taffeta. They wore
lace chapel caps with lavender
bows and streamers, matching OPP
era pumps and single strand pearl
necklaces, gift Of the bride. They
carried arm bouquets Of white
carnations and purple pompoms.
Mr.. Wendell Gilchrist, brother
Of the groom was best man. Ushers
were Messrs. Roger Day, brother
of the bride, William Castleman,
Leroy Martin and William Jack
son.
The best man and ushers were
attired in white coats, dark trous-
ers and wore white carnation bout
tonnieres.
Mrs. Day, chose for her daugh-
ter's wedding a moss green lace
gown over green satin with match
ing gloves and beige accessories.
Mrs. Gilchrist, mother of the
groom, was lovely in cocoa lace
over brown satin with matching
accessories. Both mothers wore
orcnld corSageS.
Reception following the cere-
mony was held at Road Buddy's
Rumpus Room which was also
decorated in lavender and white,
where the many practical and bea-
utiful gifts were on display. In
charge of the gift tables were Mrs.
Ludie Thomas and Mrs. Gladys
Bailey; Miss Beverly Williams
registered the guests and other
hostesses were friends and rela-
tives Of the bride who assisted
with the serving.
out-of-Town guests attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Quinn
OF Huron. 8. D.. Mrs. Frank Base
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File No. sI2S7
ORDER ron HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
nUnnsua n Wfwsnnw

ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate Of Hattie VesneslSe,
Decedent.
1T Is ORDERED that the final
account and petition for examina-
ton thereof and for distribution,
filed herein, be heard on Monday,
September 21st, 1859 at 10 o'clock
An by this Court In the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and that all persons interested in
this estate present objections, IL
any. why said petition should not
be granted.
This order shall be published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
law
(SEAL)
WITNESS, the HON. MELVIN ].
PETERSON, Judge OF Probate
Court. this 25th day Of August.
1853,
ROSE FOSSEEN
Clerk Of Probate Court
Theodore Herman
Attorney
310 Roanoke Bldg.
(spokesman. Aug 70, Sept 4 and III
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
Social and Personal
"a MINNEAPoLIs

Visiting Relatives: Mrs Villa M Newman 2447 Fifth Av.
s. left Saturday August % for ST. Louis visiting her mother
Mrs jamie Coleman and sister, Mrs Mildred Hornberger She
returned home Tuesday, Aug 26 - m
House Guest; Mr. and Mrs Gordon Granger 1924 Fourth
Az b. have as their houseges Mrs Clarence Baccus of Wichita
Kans who is attending the National American Legion
ton Mrs Baccus past president Of the Arthur Gossea
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL !

70 Vacation In East: Mr. and Mrs Cornelius g. Brown
s35 Aurora Av and sister Mrs. Theresa Suthe $40 Aurora
Av, win leave Saturday q by motor for the east ana
Canada vacation They will visit relatives and friends in
Gary Ind, Detroit Cleveland Windsor Ontario Canada
returning to the Twin Cities around September 81
House Guests: Mr. and Mrs Elwood Williams 322 NJ Avon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28
MISS KATHLEEN DAY WEEDS g
RILEY GlLCARlST, .JR., VOWS
EXCHANGED IN CHURCH CEREMONY

St Paul St. James AME church the setting Saturday
August % at half after six o'clock when Miss Kathleen Day
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George W. Day exchanged with
Mr. Riley Gchrist J Of Mr. and Mrs Riley Gchris ST.
Of Minneapolis
Rev. j. L. Glover pastor, assisted by Rev. T. Holman
of Aurora H. ocated the double ring ceremony before
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

KinderEarten pupils who did
mot register last spring should
also report 10 the schools some
time during the week Of August
81, between $3.50 am. and I2.
Teachers Back September 9
Minneapolis teachers win be
back on the job Tuesday. septem-
Der 8, getting rooms and instruc-
ttonal materials ready for the
Of the schools for students
on Wednesday. September 0. All
Minneapolis Public Schools win en-
gage in a fuIl-time and continuous
program Of instruction for boys
and girls starting September o.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-08-28

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

2 yUa elscksd % - Dc CO..
ret answer shove. The thing 70
DO b % 90 . MOU3HPOWH@
na1ing On yonr hou,s.
Toasrnneef or yous HoA8B-
powER eheekEp ..n-~ or
s''~'ss LOG
z specIaessv so5cys
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
8 County Youths
Win FLA Awards

Eight Montgomery County
youths received awards from the
Gaithersburg Chapter of the Flu
ture Farmers of America when
that group staged its annual
Father and Son banquet recent
ly.
Honored We're Winstead Bur-
dette, for senior public speaking;
Robert Parham, junior public
speaking, and also the Star chap.
ter farmer award; Charles
SchwartZbeck, farm safety
award; Jerry Savage, dairy
award; Donald Savage, DeKalb
award; Earl Dillehay, farm me.
chanics award; Walter King,
farm mechanics certificate; and
Melvin Shoemaker, water and
soil conservation.
The dinner was prepared by
the mothers of FLA and was
served by girl students at Cath
ersburg High Schools home arts
classes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

y ysass eco de average hcns
bad no more than 9 slectFicai
appliances. To-day ae sssrsee
family enjoys
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Highs Notes
Birthday
With Prizes

More than 100 prizes, topped
by a years supply of jug milk,
will be awarded by Highs Dairy
in observance of its 26th ami.
versary.
The event will be celebrated
in Highs 112 area stores for
one week beginning tomorrow.
To enter the contest, customers
should clip coupons from
Highs ads or obtain entry
coupons from any Highs store.
Winners of the first two
prizes will be by drawing. The
next 100 prizes will be award.
ed on the basis of entrants
guesseS on the number of gal.
Ions of ice cream to be sold
during the weeks anniversary
event.
The contest is open to Gus.
toners in the District, Mary
land and Northern Virginia, &C.
cording to c. Y. Stephens, presi.
dent of Highs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

0R0uldn's yon loo % % your
ironing done fasierf n yUur iron
b eonfiu.ailv sAow heaaias y.
yon sho,id
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Art Fair and Festival

The fourth annual Chevy
Chase Art Fair and Strawberry
Festival, featuring works of
children six through 16, will be
held Saturday on the lawn of
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, Chevy Chase Circle, at
10 am.
Separate awards will be
made in age groups six through
10 and IL through 16. Cate
gories in both groups will be
oils, water colors and pastels,
and prints and drawings.
Mrs. Keiko Hiratsuka Moore
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
Astronomical
Honor Won
By Holiday

A copy of the astronomical
handbook of the Netherlands
Meteorological and AStronomi-
cal Society was delivered per-
sonally this week by the direc-
tor of the Hague Planetarium
to the Johns Hopkins Univer
sity Applied Physics Labora-
tory.
The special copy was present
ed to DR.. j. J. Raimond, jr., di.
rector of the planetarium, to
Clyde T. Holiday of the APP
piled Physics Laboratory in
recognition of contributions to
the handbook.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

Scientists produce synthetic
sapphires and rubies in lab.
oratory version of the ordinary
pressure cooker. The synthetic
gems are used to test plastlcs
and other materials for use in
telephone equipment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

will demonstrate Japanese
woodblock printing.
Contest entries may be sub
mitted for registration at the
church tomorrow from 10 am.
to II noon and from 2:30 to
$3.50 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21
TRY ToDAY's
HORSEPOWER
PHOTOTEsT

This smart homemaker Is con.
sulting her HORSEPOWER
Specialist about full HOUSE
POWER for her home. Full
HORSEPOWER
(a) prevents drafts
o. increases value Of hons
le) repairs leaky faucets
% eliminates tsFmites
You can't run today's appliances
and lighting at top efficiency
without enough wiring, outlets,
and switches. You're absolutely
right ifyou spotted (b) as the eor.I
rect answer. Let your HOUSE,
POWER Specialist show you IL
your homes wiring needs 70 bel
brought up-to-date. For your
HORSEPOWER Rating ct the
time that suits you best .,.. a.
odR@Jfsed In LOOK -.
ssB ysr HoUupowE1
SPECIALIST iodsyI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-21

knA tnaslrs, eudce czakes. ~
pan,.. whaisssr The sppiiancs,
q ~ slpw heating Up chances
sse yos have low HOUSE
POWER. That means NOT
enough wiring. outleas snd
suilEksA % yosss dad rs't
- vuv Nn0agSEpONI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
CAIRO HOTEL
1915 QUE ST. NV.
YRR TV IN EVERY ROOM
COLOR ~ In LOBBY

Come in like . lion or Lamp. you'll
so out happy as Q lark, Washing
tons tallest building offers lowest
rates. all hotel services, Single,
llght, clean rooms FROM $40
WEEK W SINGLE Z y ~, PRIVATE
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ROOMS FURAlsHED--N.w.
lcokrlNuep)

l3a5 EMERSON SIS singh
In private home. RA. 0-437O.
iJi5 cREsTwo0D DR.. at shep
herd 6t.--rm. with bath In pvt
homei parking. tn. 2:l2O5.
eOSe NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-, Apt
quiet, $50 so. 10. 1880.
I8th AND WEBsTER-Master from
rm.. semipvg, shower, also lse, I'm
with pvt. bath; cony. parking
quiet pvt. home; gentlemen. ~
10th ST. NV, 31la-Sgle. ans
dble., newly decor. Apt. only
AID. 2-S974.
C0L0RED = Redocorated rooms
3603 18th st. NV. AID. 2-ii42;
COLONEL LR0. SINGLE RIM
In Christian home: close to iAth
st. transp., tn. 2.4705.
COLORED III SINGLE and 2 dou-
BILE rms, with home privileees. DE
2.2623.
COLORED--NEAR HOWARD UNIV.
Single room next 10 bath. En-
ploysd person. After 0 pm. DE,
2.4S25.
C0LORED-aIsS list ST. NV
RIM. for epl. or I person: home
privils,: mr.. transp.; 50 week.
COLORED--NR. nth AND MON.
kOE-Nice warm rms, IS up. DE
2-3857.
CoLoRED-NICE ROOM With priv.
ileges $40 wk. Call AID. 10000,
COLORED-lO0 BLOCK you ST,
N.W.-Lge, front rm., kit. priv
lis: settled, middle-aged woman;
81 week, tn. 2-e474.
COLORED-I2I5 CLIFTON ST.
N.w.--Lge. dbie.. front I'm. Also
sgle. rm. adj. bath. Cooking privils
Apply bsmt. apt. or phone no.
2-005S.
COLORED-2 RMS, FURN.i share
kitchen. tn. 2-S0S5.
COLORED-FRONT RIM. with home
! or 2. Call RA. 6-47S3.
C0L0RED-IiTH AND QUINCY
ST.--cosy. share bath with an.
other person. pvt. face basin In
rm RA. 6-4465.
C0LORED LICE. DOUBLE RM,
Suit. for couple or sgle. gentle-
man; Cow. to everything. tn.
S-Sfol
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN DESIRES comfortable
room In private residence with
double bed. Box 123.R. Star.
QUEENSTOWN, Mt. Rainier, Avon
dale, Hyatts.--Room with bath;
Govt enpl. bachelor. UN. 4-5l34.
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NOW AVAILABLE
PERFECT

Automatic air-cond. apt. beauti
fully. completely furnished. incl
secretartal service. linen, cooking
utensils, etc: GARAGE. TV avail
Central location, Embassy row q
park. 1873 Euclid ST. NV.
It's Great--It's Hilltop House
PINEY BR. RID. NV. mr.. waitel
Reed - Entire 3rd a.; lv. rm.
bedrm.. kit. pvt. bath. utils.
$50 so. Quiet, empl. eple. only
Refs. RA. 3-3529.
SOUTHERN AVE. and 4lst st. Sc
basement apt. Kitchen
bedrm. -liv. Im comb, pvt. bath
and entr:: SOS mo. incl. utils'
THE PRESIDENT MADISON. 1905
Florida ave. n.w-very large. well
furnished Air-cond. enc. pastel
kit. and tiled bath: suitable for 2
persons: all utils. incl; eley.,
idry. and stor. See mgr, No. Zoe
or call LEO n. BERNSTEIN q
CO., Agent. DE. 2-s4S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
ROOMS RURNIsRED-N.E.


BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Pront rm
semi pvt. bath. refined home, mr.
trans: S35 mo. AID. 2-9139.
CAPITOL HILL, go Z. Capitol st
Beautiful twin bedrms.. Tv rm.;
maid service; transp. at door. Ii
6-2355.
NICE SINGLE RIM, mr.. Wash. Cen.
ter HOSP. adults home. Parking
Nice neishborhood. ia. 1895.
( WOODBRIDGE
Bright room. attrac. furnishings
incl. kneehoie desk and bookcase,
specially suited for business per.
son or student. Pvt. bath. ok
from r. /. ave-, bus line: garagt
II desired. NO. 7-6Oa9.
COLORED-LARGE RIM. refined
couple or single person. Use Of
kit. and phone. Lovely white ma.
hog. furn. Pvt, home. La. 6-3560
COLORED GIRL - Spacious room
with large closet Convenient tC
transportatioa. Ii. 4-O630.
COLORED-38I8 z. CAPITOL ST
NE rooms, I double, l single
new modern furniture. LU. 2-3O6l
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SUITE, Q rms, redec.; pvt, home,
Ind a.: bath. kit. Iacil.; unfuTn. CT
furn.: TO resp. ladies. AID. 4-6l6l
COLORED-Near Howard Univ. win
furnish, Employed persons, no chill
dren, / rm., kit. and share bath.
After 3 pm DE. 2-4625.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ADMIRAL HOTEL


sisl 1905. ysiREEsaoo, Ts2bas o
% v !Ss. Tsli E:s: !'ss zach
Twin Beds. Tub and shower, ~ :,
eoss sh LS0Sy .s snS Loq ES SS N
Nsikins Distance Downtown
BRADLEY ARMS. 1929 10th st
NV, south Dupont .eircle--sgles
and dbles, for refined nondrinkinl
yoans people; seO.SsO Der mo
10th 81. n,w.--Excel. meals, male
service. ph. In rm. no, 2.6707
FOR RETIRED on ELDERLY CPLE
-Lge., warm rn., nr. bath excel
food. Home atmos. u. 4.72V7
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APIS. FURRISRED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA. downtown SIS 10
$50 so, all utiis incl. Call TE. D.
1870 between 10 am and q pm
ALIEN, VA.-De luxe 2-rm. apt,
utensils, linens. furn. Empl. couple
only, no children. $50. TIE. 6-45lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS UNFURMlsHED

BUSINESSMAN DESIRES nicely
furn. room in private home. ~
5-g727.
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SLAUCHTER'S

Serving Wash. more than 80 yrs;
1925 18th St. NV. DU. 7-7166
Comfortable rooms, good food, elev.
TV daily and weekly rates. 10
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APT. BLDG. 1862 Ontario DI. NV
-Bedrm.. hv, rm.. kit, bath
nicely furn., SS5 mo. no. 2.
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THE MAURY

week. Twin rooms. sic. Runnfni
water IN rooms, maid service and
elev. 70l 10Th st. NV.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
wa fcoNTlNueDl


IOu olbn =.
7S rsgistsrsa a., ss ss sh9iee SrsSs ia. "a;
HELPERS, 10 large-type 0uernseys,
ell close 70 freshening or calf by
side: also. 25 young cows bred tor
fall. Tested, vacclnated, health
charts furnished 70 90 into any
Any dairyman interested in hish.
production c2ws should not miss
seeing this fine group OF young
COWS. Can be seen after IL an,
any day except SATURDAYS FL
ou THslk fdsi1p's Jefierson -codorus.
Pa. 3 mi, sc. Of Hanover, on Pa.
Route SIC. For inspection ai
other times, call Jefferson (York
baltimore. fleetwood S-la24.
HORSE AND PONY AUCTION,
Friday, March 20, 1880 pm. viii
have q load OF Oklahoma turning
horses, Also Q load OF kood breke
horses from Tenn, Plenty OF new
and used tack. HILLTOP FARM
SALE BARN, Temple Hills. Nd.
CHI. S-S022.
kIDS-Lots OF KIDS for pets or
meat, Visit any SATURDAY. or SUM-
day BflNTE DAIRY GOAT FARM,
Dayton, Nd. Tel. ATias 6-sT32,
MARE, chestnut. 8 yrs. Is h.; good
conf. GOOD manners; Jumps. spir-
s !tsSi s''d IT. hunt Dr0'O. sP
MILK-FED LAMBS FOR sALE-
weight. Mclean, Va. TW. 3-S744.
MILK pxT GOAT n.,b igst fresh; cATocTIN
phone Spruce 5-4753.
NOW STANDING AT STUD, perm.
rec. ouarterhorse stallion. proven
sire, limited no. Of mares only,
PO. 2-3453.
k0PING SADDLES, 2, excel. cond.,
l5:in, seat, uuarterhorse tree. Po.
SADDLE HORSE SALE. We'd. March
18th at 700 pm. - Expect to
have Is head Of local ponies and
horses: alsn % head from Ky.
and Tenn. Mr.. HUT VIII be here
spring consignment sale will be
April 18th. Catalogue closes April
4th, EYLER STABLES. Thurmont,
Md. Next sale April LIST.
SADDLE, western stock; like new,
$50. OIL. 7-30se.
SADDLE HORSEs-1 fancy walk
ing mare, $500; 2 3-gaited. $3.50
and Sl55: broke the bes., II you
can sit up you can ride these
horses, children too. CE. 6-S257.
THORO. s-year-old fiilie, IA hands
BY Hi-Ty out Of Blaze Encore, BY
Prop Man out Of Flying Blaze.
ELEANoR HALL. r, D. :. Lans-
dale, Pa
TH0ROBRED MARE-Beaut., wei
hammered: excellent riding; po-
tential jumper. EN-. 5-2956.
THOROUGHBRED chestnut mare,
8 yrs: old. l4.2, quiet: must sell.
wa. A-4O09.
WELL BROKE western; cutting
horse; 8 years old. CE. 0-S242.
l-YEAR OLD green working hunter,
very good condition. Call EN-. B.
O834 after $50 pm.
2 REGISTERED, thoroughbred
mares: : thoroughbred mares: 2
Tennessee walking horses: z buck
skin horses; q pair Of Sorol horses.
Other hne horses to choose from.
Can be seen, 9iS9 River I'd,
Potomac, Nd. or phone AK. g.
I6 HEREFORD cows, heavy spring.
ers; % Angus cows. some calves BY
side; 10 Angus, LIST and End calves.
Wo. 6-72O7.
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2nd-h. cor. rm., mr.. bath. shr.;
det home. maid serv.. pking, gen.
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