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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
DEATHS

SurrenO ID. McArtor, "a, re-
tired blacksmith and former en-
ployee of the Wehrle company,
died Nov. Fl in the home, rs
Mill street. Funeral services
were held Nov. %, with burial
in Hanover cemetery.
William Sutter, GA, associated
with the Pure Oil company, died
Nov. % in the home 1872 Union
street. Funeral services were
held Nov. 25, with burial in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
William d. Payne, 83, retir-
ed farmer, died Nov. % in the
home of his daughter, Mrs. The
odosia Vanasdale, 597 Edge
mont road. Funeral services
were held Nov. 25 in the Sec
ond Baptist church and the body
was taken to Plymouth for
burial in Green Lawn cemetery.
Carl S. Brown, 43, World war
veteran and a former steel con-
struction worker, died Nov. 21
in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Robert Hoffer, 1862 S.
Second street. Funeral services
were held Nov. "a, and burial
made in the Lutheran cemetery.
William o. Edwards, 72, car
penter, died suddenly Nov. 21.
Funeral services were held Nov.
25 in the Gutliph & Henderson
funeral home, with burial being
made in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Charles Joseph Adams, s.
week-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Adams, 27 Stanberry
street, died Nov. %. Funeral
services were held Nov. 26 and
burial made in Cedar Hill GEM
etery.
Mrs. Kate Haynes, II, widow
of M. M. Haynes, died Nov. 25 in
her hone in the Newark-Zanes-
vile road. Funeral services
were held Nov. 27 in the Han
over Presbyterian church and
burial made in Hanover ceme-
terry. 4
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
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Santa Claus of world renoun,
Saturday is coming to town. To
make happy the little Tykes,
And entertain with all his might
Busy shoppers in the store will
find, Gifts by thousands of ev-
cry kind.
At Hulls you can always get,
Bat or ball or baseball mitt. For
father, brother, or for son, You
can always get gifts at Emer-
sons. At the Fashion Shop =
gifts galore, The wife would
hardly wish for more. The Car
roll store will offer you, Gowns
of many and varied hue. Sears
Roebuck the famous Silvertone,
A radio without a squeak or
moan. At Kresges's you can al
ways find, The best in myriads
of lines. Sergeants stock fur
coats supreme, Of many lines
theirs is the cream.
Now we hope this is not all a
bore, For after all there's
many more. For instance the
shirts at Herman's take, You
better hurry or you'll be late.
And there's the Hub while look
ing round, There's bargains
there I've always found. At Rugg
Electric you will find, Electric
things of every kind. And if in
spending you feel free, Buy her
a diamond from Mackenzie. If
you're wife's got her dander up,
Stop at Arts, he'll fix you up.
Consumers you can bet your
neck, Has the best beer that's
been made yet. And if for wine
you're in a study, Go out and
make call on Huddy's. Want
to catch cab home from the
hop? Call for Independent or
Gray Top. To establish good re-
lations, Deal with the Coal
Dealers association. Of course
there's many others too, The
Acme Coal may be one for you.
Sawyer's Market has quality
Be it beans and meat or tea. For
plum puddings and fruit cakes,
Murphy's got just what it takes.
For tires and oil and anti
freeze, There's lot of places if
you please. And so we suggesr to
you, The Guide page to pick out
few.
Curran has an Oldsmobile,
That you can buy if it's your will
For that matter down at Bryan's
There's plenty of cars So quit
you're crying. Or for a Hudson
see Jack Doyle, He'll fill 'er up
with gas and oil. Elliott has a
lot of cars, And without a
scratch or mar. You have to GO
to beat the band, To beat Phal-
en- and Cunningham. And then
there's always A. P. Hess, He
has Fords, one of the best. On
for motors go see Rugg, He'll
fix you up snug as a bug.
Stewart Bros. & Award furni-
ture, Will always have something
for Her. And for around the
Christmas tree, SCOTS have
something for the family. You
just can't miss at Airesman's,
With radios of several bands.
The range handy to the hand,
Is the Gas company's Tappar.
When you can't find a gift for
Emmy" There's a great supply
at Pennys.
And if someone we might l.aN e
missed, We surely hope they
don't get miffed. For we're ;ust
trying to help aiarg, Old Santa
before the Christmas gong.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth HindeI,

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hindel,
died Nov. 25 in the home in
Nashport, Route /. Funeral
services were held Nov. 27, with
burial being made in Beatty
cemetery in Adamsville.
Mrs. Emma Meyer, "a, widow
of C. H. Meyer, died Nov. 27 in
her home, 80 West Church
street. Funeral services were
held Thursday in the home with
burial being made in LaPorte,
Ind.
Mrs. Amanda Love, "a, form
er resident of 139 Jefferson
street, died Nov. 27 in the home
of her son, William A. Connor,
Mary Ann Furnace road. The
body was taken to the Criss
Brothers funeral home.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
Girl Scouts Enroll
I'm Safety Contest

Nineteen Girl Scouts from
various troops in town have en-
rolled for the Health and Safe
ty club which opens at the Girl
Scout headquarters Wednesday
I avening, Nov. 27. Inasmuch as
he club will be limited to 25
Members, only six additional
girls may enroll.
The club will meet under the
direction of Mrs. Emerson Fish
baugh, member of the program
committee of the council and
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


Sealed bids will be received by
the Director of Public Service, Ci-
ty of Newark, Ohio, until II o.
clock Noon, December 18, 1910, by
authority of Resolution No. 2817,
for the Water and Light Plant,
% approximately 5000 tons coal
f. o. b. Waterworks Siding, New
ark, Ohio; bids to be submitted on
2" 4" lump, run-of mine, and
stoker coal; and by authority of
Resolution No. 2799, for furnish
ing all labor and materials neces-
sary for the installation of the
following items which are part
of the new boiler installation in
the Water Works Pumping Sta
ton; CD Foundation Work, (3)
Piping, and (4 Breeching, accord
ing to specifications and plans on
file in the office of the Director
of Public Service.
Each bid must contain the full
name of every person or company
interested in the same, and be ac-
companied by a certified check,
Service, Newark, Ohio, or cash or
a bond with surety or sureties,
satisfactory to the said Director,
which surety or Sureties shall be
either persons resident of Licking
County, Ohio, or a resident or nom
resident surety company in the
amount of Fifty Dollars (S50.00).
Should any bid be rejected, such
check or cash will be forthwith
returned to the bidder and should
any bid be accepted, such check or
cash will be returned upon the
proper execution and securing of
the contract.
Bids shall be made on letter
head and shall be endorsed on the
outside of the sealed envelope, (D
Proposal for Coal, CD Proposal
for Foundation Work." CD PRO
posal for Piping, or (D Proposal
for Breeching", according to the
nature of the bid.
The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids
By order of the Director of Pub
lie Service.
ROYAL KEYES,
N2S-D5 Director of Public Service
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
MRS. TRIPPSTEIN
DIED WEDNESDAY,

Mrs. Rose M. Trippstein, 62,
wife of Adolph j. Trippstein,
1865 Mt. Vernon road, died We'd
nesday morning in the City hos
pital. She had been in failing
health for some time and under
went an operation several days
ago.
Mr.. Trippstein has been en-
gagged in the operation of a tea,
coffee and spice business in the
Peoples Market for several
years.
Surviving are her husband;
one sister, Mrs. D. o. Heller of
Lake drive; four brothers, Fred
j. Reck of Boston, Mass, M. C.
Reck and Charles Reck Of New
ark and Albert Reck of the
home.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday, Nov. 30 in the Gutliph
& Henderson funeral home, and
burial will be made in Cedar
Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
LEGION GIVES GOOD
ADVICE TO RECRUITS

Selected men entering the ar
my from Licking county are be-
ing handed a small folder, COM
pliments of the Licking County
Council of the American Legion.
The folder contains some very
worthwhile advice to the new re-
cruit as the result of experiences
from the army life of men "who
know"
Legion posts participating in
this worthy program are as fol-
ca No. 92, Pataskala No. 107,
lows Newark Post No. 85, Uti-
Johnstown No. 254, Granville
No. 398 and Newark Post No.
528.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
MARRIAGES

MARRIAGES
Joe Edwin Taylor, 19, clerk,
Newark, to Betty Jane Buchan-
an, II, Newark.
Norman Linehan, 21, glass
worker, Newark, to Louise Civ
an, II, Newark.
Thomas Henry Conn, %, col
ored, steel worker, Columbus, to
Laura Moore, 25, colored, New
ark.
John Walter Caldwell, "a, col
ored, steel worker, Columbus, to
Catherine Fears, %, colored, do
mestic, Newark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28

consultant in the Health and
Safety field. Subjects will in
clude subjects on Personal, Home
and Public Health, Home and
Community Safety and First
Aid.
The meetings will be from 7 to
9 o'clock. There will be four
meetings before the Christmas
holidays, with one or two addi-
tional meetings after the first
of the year.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-28
GLEE CLUB CONCERT
IN JACKSONTOWN CHURCH

The Progressive Sunday School
class of the Jacksontown M. E.
church announce that the Capt.
tai university's Mems Glee club
will give a concert in the Jack
sontown school, Friday, Dec. 6.
The club has won the Ohio Glee
club championship three times
during the past four years. A
varied program of semi-classi-
cal music and music in the mo-
dern trend will be offered.
Boake Carter is an ex-RAF
pilot.
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Day and Contract Work

REDECORATE your home now with
our new low winter rates, free esti-
mates. Garland 1927.
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Female Help Wanted

FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
at Moler's College. i2i6 Pacific
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Male Help Wanted

Carpenter who can fur
nish some new or used lumber and
labor to trade for used car In fun
or part payment Garland 1919 AZ
ter 9. During day, Garland 4096.
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tc IN No. ! fores; wood: alder.
}~.oO ss.So. o g. $50. GA t27o.
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WIDOW forced 70 cell e-reem
house. cabinet klsrhen. . bed
rooms. furnace. laundry trays.
garage. t2.7so: bal 1.-The rsuf.
Eve. Pr 3sss. day. Ma baoa.
r. w. arEERs. p. 4 IN. nldx.
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50 CORDS Of dry wood In Tacoma,
NAN s2o7.
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HEAVY green upland tit slab. - dry
ass In quantity lots CA 0so2
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Money TO Loan

CASH for straight loans and r. ".
contracts Brstrad. 3i5 Fidsl-
.ty bldg.
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STEADY WORK, liberal commission
and bonus for ambitious woman,
between age as and so. who can
work five hours day. Phone
Main 7234.
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ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. Apply s14 Mad
| ison st. NV.
SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPIES. registered.
cali Columbia bi 4 ss44IW % Reasonable @ Eo0o cog
COCKER SPANIEL. PUPPIES. cream on
red; pedigreed, healthy. vigorous; priced
reasonable. 13S E. Bradley lane. Oliver
CHOW PUPPIES. pedigreed and house
broken: grown males at stud. John Ander-
son. Glenmont, Md. Phone Kensington I4S
55pITz PUPPIES. weeks old, cheap. 164s
tan; finest blood lines: 1S Champions in
generations. Chestnut S057.
PEKINGESE. beautiful 2 mos. old puppies;
pedisreed; registered A. K. c.: very reas.
13l7 Irving NV. Adams 0359.
full, young; also l Schnauzer female; desire
good homes cheap. SH. 425S.
DON'T LET YOUR SICK DOG SUFFER
from fever, bloodshot eyes and running
pose pose Write for free. circular. TO Kline's
NV. Washington, D. C.
PEK1NGEsE, pedgreed stock; beauties;
stSkdd very PLAYFUL tdld m. and f.; mo-yT over
aTe Ne SGa so4 n RsS Fas q c5areh M s'9 VT
CIRCUMSTANCES compel me to sell my
imported brown Doberman pinscher Kordi
Y. d: Schwarzwaldperle; reg. A K C. No.
EnEelSbure: exceilent stud dog: very very rear a
sonable- MI 1888.
AM. ,PTp BULL TERRIERS. purple rib
dog 500 Eye St ne
BEAUT; PEDIeREED PEKINEsE, 10 wks
Cold Spring lane. Baltic, Md. Liberty 1858
BEAUTIFUL cream Persian male cat for
sale sale reasonable pasoIua o GOOD home; months
G: AND S. PURE-BRED PUPS, dogs
tween Camp Springs and Meadows Md
EoMERANIAN and Pekineese pups, real
Hunt, Rosedere Kennels Falls Church 1896.
sCoTTY PUPPIES. registered. pedigreed;
males males and females: reas. Lincoln 6160-W.
1864 Dix st. ne, River Terrace.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sani-
tary bath. removing all feas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO. O224. Bethesda Branch. WI. 3045.
'VANTED-Good home to board fox terrier
pet. in country or have yard DI. 100,
Room %, after Il p.m. Sunday
ENGLISH BULL TERRIER, registered. per
feet disposition ahs years old pure white:
old, So. Falls Church 1449.
SCoTTIE, black toy female, 31a months,
good type sweet pet, reg. Also Pomera-
mans. Miss Hunt Falls Church 1496.
sIAMEsE KITTEN, mos. old reasonable.
EN-. 9117. 1913 Morrison st. NV.
IRISH SETTER PUP of Joffre lockwood
strain, 9 wks. old: l male: reasonably
priced SH. 224S-W.
PERSIAN KITTEN. buff female healthy,
housebroken; reasonable. Atlantic 2023-J.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. o weeks old,
A. K. c., nicely marked, healthy; very rea-
sonable- 1913 Otis st. ne MI. 1913.
BETTER SCOTTIES FOR LESS.
512 Madison Ave, Riverdale. Md.
CANARIES.
Guaranteed Satisfactory Songsters, S6.95.
ATHERTONS PET SHOPS,
SiX-Nineteen F st. NV MA. 4102.
5429 Georgia Ave.
COCKER SPANIELs
Males and Females. S25 up.
ATHEETON'S PET SHO4
Six nineteen St. NV. MA. 4702.
b42o Georgia Ave.
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RE-UPHOT, ,STFPTNc

hTee-piece living suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material IN
cluded made like new in finest tapestry
ana frlezette: workmanship guaranteed,
LA FRANCE UPHOLSfERTNG Co
~OuS 14tn 81. " w. COLUMBIA IO1 20
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ViOlin-Rare Opnort,,nitv

Very old ITALIAN GENUINE GRAN
SiNO,. with certificate of guarantee by the
!!aIeeSI vloIln house in America Fxcep-
IlonaLy handsome specimen. Unusual fine
SOLO tone. VIII sacrifice. Box 382-D star.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL Oil.

IREWOOD-Seasoned Oak and Hickory
ST. Per Cord ANY Length: Quick Delivery
Pierson. Sandy Sprins, Md. Ashton 1921 .
FIREPLACE WOOD, oak and pine mixed :
thoroughly seasoned; 50 cord stove wood
; 80 cord. D. NJ. Bloch. Wsrfeld 1893.
PENNA. HARD coA1-stove chsstrut,
S11; pea. SiO.50; buckwheat $50;
Fccahontas, egg or stove, $3.50. LOGAN
egg. SS.15. Carl Coal Co. Ii 354f, RA
30l5.
FIREPLACE WOOD. is to 3G inches, by
cord, ST.. Gorham, 2424 18th ST. NV,
Apt. :. co. 1Ol9S.
GENUINE Penna. white ash coal washed:
chestnut stove egg, Sll; rea 50; buck
wheat IS: in your bin; . 10 4 day de-
livery. Ia 579@ any time
GUARANTEED GENUINE Pennf. hard.
stove or nut, .S11 ton. 2.240 lbs, del. bins.
Phnnn Atlantic nEnO -
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PRINTING EQUIPMENT.
i-Sxl2 old Gordon press.
iUAi2 I. u T. new Ssr.es open press.
i-5uAlo c. & P. press with Miller feeder
Galley race -4" 4''ei-
L Model Model 30 multlgraph machine with ac-
MODEL % Baum folder.
4ESeahng and stamping machine
Foot punch, foot stapler and other mis-
oCeHaneous C eauiDment. For immediate sale
dt IeaSOnabIe prices. Boy 3s--D ST.
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POULTRY r. EEGS

PRODUCTION BRED, Pullorum tested
chicks, custom Matching; trays. I35 and
165 each: Wayne feeds; poultry supplies
Community Hatchery, Meadows Md Hill
sde 04G4 Capitol Chickery, 1902
Badensburg I'd NE II. $500
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FURNTTURE-Fo sale at sacrifice walnut
beoroom suite, consisting Of bed springs,
mattress, dresser. vanity and bench chit
ferobe, chair. $50: wicker set settpe table
rockers. newly covered SIS: fiber rug
-; porch glider. 50: porch rockers and
table. So. CHI OO1o
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CAMERA and protector. 8 nm. Eastman;
both for S45; 16 nm. camera. $50; 3. & H.
protector S35 still cameras at bargain
prices. Open Sunday. 10-2. 100 H ST.
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BOILER, 30 hp.. Lef1el Scotch marine
ASME. complete with Leffe stoker and
automatic condensation and boiler feed
system: used l yr; perfect cond. Hender1
son Engineering Equipment Co.. 1917
Bladensburg I'd. II. 1O340.
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BATHTUBS. used. S.. suitable for scalding
HEcHINGER Co. 18th and H sts. ne,
BATTERY CHARGER, 2-hp Roth CON
slant potential with auto. switch. LOCK
Salvage Co. lO14 3lst st. NV. MI. 7l4l.
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CAFETERIA. RESTAURANT equipment,
tables, chairs, coffee urns. dishes all kinds
silverware. lunch bars; all different as
sortment from worlds Fair prices low;
real bargains. Manhattan Storage 639
n Y ave open Sunday.
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FURN1TURE--Larg Sheratan mahogany
drop-leaf table. S35: twin poster beds
hosany chest drawers. SIS: spool bed SI0:
oqo chairs $50 each; - bed complete
SIP; SI2; small small sofa. $40. Other pieces Lin
IRA- I3iA StSSdioS. 2ZiH Wisconsin ave. EN-
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK
(Continued.)

THOROUGHBRED RACE HORSE. &, sound,
500. Winner this year. Box 275-D.
3, E,ARGAINmcOW. $50; 4 fat hogs. s45:
between Vienna and Oakton Evenings
Sunday and New Year. RE 3508. shank
NANNY GOAT, Nubian. y years old. Kid
n February Inquire Wilkinson, AMMAN
4 WFLL-BRED GUERNSEY HETFERs, IL
anq wears old, $50 each fresh COW.
ness: plows cultivstor C. NJ Hirst 1o7
". Broad St. Falls Church, Va. Telephone
REGISTERED GELDING sound. yrs old.
For board bill, Sl25 for quick sale. Manor
Club Stables, Norbeck. Md
SEVERAL. GOOD MILK GOATS, some now
mLking, 3 young animals, one buck; rea-
sonabIe L. E. Post. GE. 4977.
HORSE brown; yrs; Is hands; gentle
Tor child: fine jumper; has hunted. reas.
Amy Cornor, SH. 242O, bet. 81
LADY'S HUNTER. chestnut, Thoroughbred.
I5-2i2 hands. Call Ward Snarr, Cairo
Hotel, Washington, D. C
P. 3. REG. HOLSTEIN BULL. ~ yrs. old;
2. D. guernsey pun: ~ months. not reg.
b, PFord B. l. Poole & Son. Herndon. Va.
3 RIDING HORSES. . child's ponies. also
2 farm horses; all Of them priced reason
ably: make offer Alex. Va. Duke ST. ex-
tended. 3 miles out Just past Holmes Run
NJ. j. Waple. jr.. Alex O429
MiLL pIfdte BqARD 2;an2 HORSES boy stalls in
Rock Creek Park. Oliver 9166.
JUST received fresh carload Of ponies,
colors, prices and sizes Also blankets,
BUSHES and brides. Rear T36 9th st S E.
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BEDROOM SUITE 4 pieces. studio, etc.
Owners leaving town. Call Sunday
Ant
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FURNITURE-Livin room suite. $40. Va,
SOFA. club chairs; $40 secretary. S22 so;
pedroom suite: S21 so: spring and mat
tresses as low. as 50, odd bureaus. chest
OF drawers. 1O-piece dining room set.
breakfast set. Duncan Phyfe table. all in
excellent condition. Open Sun. 3l6 9th
| st. NV
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ANCIENT archaeOIoeicaI art specimens;
great importance, Byzantine, Palmyrene
Roman, Greek, Egyptian and Gothic; old
tapestries, paintings. including beautiful
impressive portrait Geo. WASHINGTON, Ori-
entail rugs, different sizes, several execution
ally LARGE. reasonable 1903 Rhode Island
ave n " Sterling QSon
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NITURE--Completely furnished >
irving. Arlington, Apt. 80 CHI. 8Os9 .
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40 B ST. N.E-One Of the most deei--
rooms on CAPITOL Hill second floor.
ing south: three large windows
beds. twin closets; private bath: t.
! decorated: $50 mo. II $50.
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CLOTHING. fur-trmmed coat. suits. size
IA. 455O Conn. ave NV. Woodley 14l2.
COAL FIRE BOILER, No 72-W. Prosres-
sive-Tha tcher EDR. 2,140 So, IT.; rea-
sonabe disposal Monday. Conbusnoneer'
Inc. Ma $500
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CLOTHING - Secondhand, funcalled for
ladies and mems garments. H0usehold
furnishings. To be sold in bulk only.
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or tonight Bedroom, S2S.OQ; LIVING
room. wait until you see II. Studlo
couch lovely condition. ACME MOVING
a. STORAGE. 46lS 14th st. NV. Georgia
1000 OPEN NIGHTS CLOSED Sunday
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CAMERAS ENLARGEES-Shopwor or
slightly used at bargain prices: Sommer
Camera Exchange, l410 NJ, Y ave NV.
Open evenings till Sundays 10-2.
CASH REGISTER, shelving, typswriter
mirrors, etc; must sacrifice. Ace Clothing
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GAS WATER HEATER storage type. 40
gal. used 3 months new: new Buckwheat
blower; used oil burner outfit complete
good condition WO 1883
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GAS RANGE won at cooking school, new.
s1S; Oriole gas range, fully insulated,
he heat controlled sell s55. Davis 1902
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BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture
wanted, contents of epts. or HON >; also
odd pieces. WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY. Georgia 1416.
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FURNITURE-Living room suite. beautiful
3-pc.. used . wks.: cost 5000; sac. $50
Dining rt6g rs room ON suite handsome apc inn
3-door mahog. bookcase. S22. Sx1O rug
and pad. S17. Beaut. chest drawers. SIC.
Underwood typewriter late No. g Just re-
built. with stand; sac. S25. Also beaut.
occas. and lounge chairs, mirrors and
lamps and tables. Alabama Apts, cor. 11th
and N SITS. NV. Apt. POI. Dealer. Home
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ROOM southeast exposure, private bath:
near Cathedral and British Embassy; en-
ployed. non-smoking woman; S35. Box
3dT-R Star
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1918 TEWKESBURY PL. Nw-Laree, front
room. pvt shower. double bed. single or
double; Jewish gentlemen RA. 369a.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE service, pruning plgnting
tranSplanting, sodding lawns made reno
waited. tree work w c. Walker. 232
Emerson NV. RA o119.
COW MANURE. well rotted; 100 lbs. 75ct
500 lbs. s.: ton, $40. Rich garder
dirt. 100 lbs. SOC: 900 lbs. So 50; ] ton
s. 30. WI 1851. or Glenhurst Dairy
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Laree warm. newly
decorated and furnished: in literary club
house; quiet men preferred. 21l4 o nv.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

BICYCLE, girls. 26-inch; good condition.
Sligo 4007.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rials at bargain prices from hundreds OF
vrecking jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
ranged for easy selection at HECHINGER' s.
You'll save time as well as money by COM
ing to any Of our three yards.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

FURNACES hot-water Q0). good condi-
ton, SO up. Block Salvage. 1014 3lSt
ST. NV. Michigan 1141.
FURNACE-Janitrol gas furnace. equip
ment; cost Sl75; will take $50. Randolph
1889
Evening star., 1940-12-29

FOR $50; beds. SO 90; SPRINGS, $500;
These are values for the individual. We
have no store no warehouse everything
on display right on the ground floor OF
our TREMENDOUS WAREHOUSE. See us
today or tonight. ACME MOVING 81
STORAGE, 1918 14th st. NV. Georgia
1000 OPEN NIGHTS.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

5115 CONN. AVE NW-Attrective n
furnished master bedroom, 2 windov-
bath; in new private home: reas wO g."
NICELY FURN front 2nd-h rm.. q
dows: in private home; no other roo
333 ST n
Evening star., 1940-12-29

$500 VAN NESS ST NV. l block from
Conn. ave.-Attractively furn. front rm.
with pvt bath. n pvt. home: unlin phone:
BUS at door; garage opt. EN-. 1850,
Evening star., 1940-12-29

CLoTHES-Moving South, must sell men $,
women's, childrens clothes, evening gowns.
Cheap Bats Sth St So. Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1940-12-29

FURNITURE. nearly new 9xt2 carpet
nook rug love seat. table, chairs odd
pieces. Woodley 5O17.
Evening star., 1940-12-29

ACCORDION-Bef fore you buy any musical
instruments. see Ratner's Music Store and
save. 1876 18th St NV
Evening star., 1940-12-29

DESKS-Offce. large, small, mahogany.
modern; lust like new; prices rlght ,aIso
ONCE chairs, large assortment; real par
gains. Manhattan Storage, 639 N. Y. ave.
Open Sunday
Evening star., 1940-12-29

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. Apply S14 Mad
ison st. NV
SCOTCH TERRIER PUPPIES. registered
pedigreed male and females. For a good dog
call Columbia 5374-W. Reasonable.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. cream on
red; pedigreed healthy. vigorous; priced
reasonable. 1873 E. Bradley lane. Oliver