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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
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BIBLE QUESTIONS
ANSW<R<o sv the
VOICE fpR0pHEcY

Question: heard . preacher taik-
ing about the great commissi0n.
Please tell mo what It II.
Answer-The words of Jesus in
Matthew Is 1920 are referred to as the
great commission.
Q.-DO you think IL 10 really neces-
sary to go to church?
A.-That II Is Gods will that wher.
ever possible Christiany should meet
together in worship, Is plainly reveal
ed in Hebrews 1925: "Nk forsaking
the assembling OF ourselves together,
as the manner Of some is; but ex-
Aorttas oas another end % ms~eA
sAs ssorN 80 ~ zee tire Day aeero@cA,
Tag"
Q.-DO you think our physical hab-
Its, including diet, have anything 20
% vita our spiritual LIEF
Am reply, we quote Corinthians
3:1611' Know ys not that ys are
the temple OF God, and that the
Spirit Of God dwelleth in you? II any
man defile the temple OF God, him
shall God destroy; for the temple OF
God Is holy. which temple ye are"
And ~e are told in Corinthians $40
that we ARE bought with a price:
therefore glorify God in your body.
and in your spirit, which are Gods"
50 we see that God ls concerned with
the physical. as we'll as the spiritual
welfare of His people
eff God made the devil, is He
not responsible for the evil in the
world?
A-God created Lucifer a perfect
angel who, being a free moral agent,
fell through pride (See Ezekiel %
and Isaiah 14) Lucifer made himself
devil and was at last cast out Of
heaven. (See Revelation 12)
Q.-Our whole modern civilizations
Il built on motor transportation. Why
does Bible prophecy say nothing
about it?
A-Read Nahum 2:3,4: THE shield
OF His mighty men is made red the
valiant men are in scarlet: the char
lots shall be with flaming torches in
the day OF His preparation. and the fir
trees shall be terribly shaken. The
chariotS shall rage in the streets. they
shall justle one against another in the
broad ways they shall seem like
torches. they shall run like the light
nings"
Q.-Will Christ's coming be appar-
ent to many? We read in / Thessa.
lonians SO that "the day of the Lord
so cometh as a thief in the night"
A - Every eye shall see Him."
Revelation II Read also Acts III
This same Jesus, shall so come in
like manner as We have seen Him e
into heaven" AS to l Thessaloniana
So, we ask our inquirer 10 read The
peXt two verses also. The day of the
Lord. which includes more than the
coming Of the Lord, comes as a tticf'
- that is, unexpectedly, upon thoss
who are in darkness and do not warcA
i3r the signs Of the times And ~
read m verse But We. brethren. Il
cot fn darkness that that day ss-u
o.srta.e y.a as thief"
iii, ta.e3. ,t...o.. 4ooh4u ~.
''a"s..t te' S. ip 4acdc 81. CHH Il -
FH-t".". or t,','I Dfe'tu ain be aus. -
'hn ,a.4~." 90 tp4,, n,.min.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
SHUQUALAK

Lodge No. SO, headed by Brother G.
E. Anderson has lost one of it's faith
full members in the person of Brother
Hillsrd Num- who was living in East
ST. Louis, Illinois at the time of his
death.
Brother Mum served as deacon of
New Shiloh M. B. Church at Shuqua-
lax for thirty years. His survivors
are one sister, two children and a
host of friends. He is gone but not
forgotten.
Cora Lockett, Reporter
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07

Judges 1870. And they gave Heb
ron unto Caleb, as Moses had spoken:
and he drove out thence the three
sons of Anak.
21. And the children Of Benjamin
did not drive out the Jebusites that
inhabited Jerusalem; but the Jebu-
sites swell with the children of Ben
jamin in Jerusalem unto this day.
rContinued from page
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
A GREAT MAN GONE HOME


ne i-"a gwen up ms nome anu ms
-LIeilus III Ne. II, ana i"u noFeu
oacA 70 AIlel-Vl!le' anu mere Is where
l1e emu came from mere ne received
MS llli"I summons
The writer in COMPANY with his
GOOD wife and DAUGHTER along with
'..e-7 F'7.'e" mum --o-. l--r '5D ~
----.-.a. AAo' al once. we saw 1A"'
.l was J.'e a. Ae ss-' Una, ! ann
MON. e-- ILL whispering "olos' 1 Lel.
we ha-.eaea Oh 10 Nell'l'A "'" ''-o
ms -9lA-ei long .Il'1e pas1oia'e '.u
many -''e.a- OF ms oe"l-aele" coil.i-
1901. 7h- 2. was r. --@.+ %.I- u. ~
z PRESENT 7D4.lL.-s. -5.s+o.- 'o see IL 4
ohey were OHe h-no VHaO ulu no. LOT
geC ms FORMER laoorS anu saciiliceS
Ihey railled TO MS needs a group
got CogeCner ana visited Nun uen
later anotner group went over 10 Al
lenVlIle' AIa' ana Drought ms uylng
Dody 10 MERIDIAN ""5Is 'Iey pu' MN
la UAe hospital III oIDeI ~ Leiie'e MS
'eal eooa "lle' "No iao i'poIeo 50
la1l7.-y-E Win ann. D0'. on " euileS-
cay evening June lae '1.- IHe emu
Came d me- news NE |''" TIT q l'leau
a' ana '-.e' many near Is were sac
a-LEa.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07

Pvt Percy Lee left the city last
week for some part of Nebraska
where he will enter school. Pvt Lee
reports pleasant stay in the city
visiting relatives and friends. He
also visited his parents in Lilela, Ala.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
BOND

Lodge No. 1913 located at Bond and
headed by Mrs Viola Batson as pres
ident, reports the loss of a member
in the person of Mrs. Ella Williams.
She departed on the 28th of June.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07

H. He was great as am Organizer.
I'LL. He was great as am associate
and Companion of Men.
". He was great as a Pastor and
Preacher.
V. He received a great Warriors
Reward,
It should be known here that Rev.
Davis is given the credit of organic
ing the Meridian Baptist Seminary,
where Prof. G. NJ. Reese was the prin-
eipal So long According to the rec
Ids, he was a life member of the
National Baptist Convention; he led
n organizing several Baptist church.
es i'm and about Meridian
During his illness and death more
than two hundred dollars were donat-
ed by the churches and friends, led
by his pastor
He died in full triumph of the faith;
he remained in the harnesses to the
end Truly,
"His sword was in his hand
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
Continued from Page
ABOUT FOLK WE KNOW

Monday of this week. He spent Sun
day and Sunday night with his aunt,
Mrs. Lula Stennis. Before leaving
the city he visited her relatives and
friends.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
FOR SALE
NEGRO HISTORY BOOK

that gives answers to questions never
answered before in any book. Proof
that men Of African blood, many high
positions, Biblical proof tn t Jesus
Christ, Mary, Solomon, Moses, Abra-
ham, and David and many others were
of the Black Race
PRICE. S1.10
See
~. T. GILLESPIE, Agent
2409k-5th St., Meridian
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07

Golden Text - Thou hast wholly
followed Jehovah. Joshua 14:9.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07

He had given up his home and his
friends in Meridian and had moved
back to Allenville, and here is where
the end came. from here he received
his final summons.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-07-07
Sunday School
Lesson
TAKING POSSESSION OF
CANAAN
Joshua Is, IA; Judges 1922. q, q

Joshua 10, ID; Judges 1;19-21. 27, %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Spring Comes To Your Home

make living You know that chores easier morale
higher surroundings many things
enjoyable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Z Drivers
Sentenced

-Four drivers today we're under
sentence for driving While drunk
and three others for reckless
driving
Richard p. Brown, IS Of 64l5
Van Court, VAS sentenced 10
serve four months 10 one year for
his second drunk driving offenSe.
with the recommendation ~ TTFaf-
hc Judge Murphy thar he serve
four months. Brown received four
months for driving while drunk
in September. l94l
Also sentenced for driving Mhlle
drunk b. Judge Murphy WIRE
Russell Corners. 80. Of 1900
Liberal. 20 days and RenR}-
Kondrat. p Of 6O44 EIery. 20
days. Sentenced by Traffic Judge
Maher for the same offenSe was
Lloyd la Dricre. *. OF lO40l f.
Jefferson 500 aHa-er 80 days.
with one years probation during
which he is forbidden 10 drive
For reckless driving Judge
Murphy sentenced James y. Rog-
crs. IS. OF 1871 Rn&nlamA,- -x4n4
fine or 80 days Robert r. Kerwin.
p. Of 1926 Lonyo. 500 or 70 days.
and Quart r. Ball. "a. NJ 5249
Trumhull, 30 days and one year s
probation with no driving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Russians Feted
By Jap Official

NEW YORK April - l1Ns)
japanese Foreign Minister Ma
morn ShigcmitSu observed Tho
third anniversary Of the signing
OF the JspaneSe-Sovet neutrality
pact by entertaining The Soviet
ambassador Jakov Malek and
other members Of the 'embaSSy
staff AZ luncheon IN his official
residence. the japanese Domei
Agency said IN an EngliSh.lan
Euage wireless 10 the United
States.
The Domci dispatch said that
the luncheon was the expression
Of 2 token for tho great service
rendered by the Soviet officials
during negotiations which led IN
tho recent signing OF The Japan
Soviet fishery treaty and the pro-
tocol for transfer NJ japanese
rights In northern Sakhslin 70 the
Soviet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

For tcars suffered with con
Stpauor, and d,have dizzy lspeU'
! also suffered greatly from pains
In my lee II would sometimes
Get so sun could hardly bond my
bnce. And my Kidney action Tor
Years had heen Neak-fd ret up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Onion Waste
Stynniies 0PA

The OPA is powerlesS 10 pre-
KENT the destruction Of foodstuffs
by the Detroit Produce Terminal.
W Earl Fitzgerald, Detroit OPA
head. said today IN answer 10 a
request for action after 4 Times
story revealed yesterday that
three carloads of nninnS, -ScaHeitiAs
on the market. we're burned al the
city incinerator.
The request for an investigation
came from the Detroit Con-
sumcrS Council and was directed
AZ the OPA and the War Foods
Administration.
Commenting on the onion dump
ing AS we'll as on The distraction
OF a great quantity Of oranges
several weeks ago, Fitzgerald said
that the control of distribution Of
foodStuffS IS beyond the province
of OPA. He further commented
that il was said that the terminal
officials did not sec m TO give the
surplus food N orphanages or
other institution" instead OF
throwing II away
Fitzgerald said IL vas tx
pioined ~ MIN that the onions
were destroyed because they had
sprouts and were unstable and
that the oranges met ike fate
because they were tho small
variety and because a shipment
OF larger oranges arrived the
same daN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Tax OesdIine April IS

BATTLE CREEK. April "a
Battle Creek property owners
who fail 10 pay their city taxes on
time will incur an extra 81 assess
ment according 10 Harry r. Al
kinson. city treasurer, The final
payment date is April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Gillian Is Taken Before Meals

Ne call Gillian natural med
icinn because is-an advanced
medical compound containing juices
from Is OF Natures own health-giv-
ing herbs Not one is a habit-formine
-.--ia y lots eats
and mixes with the food in orc $
stomach thus helping 10 eliminate
the poisons that foster stomach
troubles and 10 permit the Kidneys
and liver 10 junction properly. II
usually acts within Ia minutes 10
stop gas pains, sOUrness, bioat and
belching II tends 10 make your
liver more active and TO clear away
the old bile from your system At
the same time Gillian helps relieve
sluggish kidneys and backache
and muscular aches and pains due
10 poor elimination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Saturday Night
Is Tax DeddIine

Saturday viii be tho last day
"a Ate be first quarter rferffar "a tTOU
Of estimated income for 1914 Ger
AID Evans. assistant collector Of
iutcruai revenue warned taNpay
ers today Those Whe fat ~ Az
viii be liable 70 a pcnal1N- up Ia
10 per cent 81 thetF tax. fr sand
The internal revenue Office Viii
remain open until midnight
SATURDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Thieves Snatch $500
Off Crowley Counter

Two Negroes who Snatched
$500 IN cash from a service desk
on Tho fourth fIoor ~ Crowley
Miner and co and escaped down
back stairway were sought
today by police.
According 10 Mary NOrthrup
iS4 BraInard store employe.
the Two simply grabbed the
money and fled before clerks be-
hind 4he desk had a chance 10
prevent them Sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Astronomer 10 Speak

The Detroit Astronomical So
Cicty VIII hear Dr. Karel Huicr oi
the physics faculty Of Michigan
State College talk the --Lhn
Wonders Of Our Universe Through
The Worlds Largest Telescope
SUNDAY IN Room II. Main Build
IN WaNne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

And All Other Detroit and Michigan DRUG stors'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Sforzd Wants
Bddog|io Out

NAPLES. April II GNS,-
Count Carlo Sforzs, former Itsl-
ian foreign minister and leading
anti-FasciSt statesman. wants
Marshal Badoglio To follow the
example Of King Victor Emman-
uel and announce his willingness
TO retire.
A few hours after the king had
announced his intention or step
ping down IN favor OF Crown
Prince Umberto when the Allies
have taken Rome, SforZa made
his thinly yelled demand on
Badoglio.
"If others sharing the SUI
prems responsibility for past
errors now follow the kings
example" he said. 81 am sure
Italy will soon show new
soul"
Victor Emmsnuels act he held
10 he "one Of painful self sacri-
fee"
some day Italy gladly will
admit that he did his duty"
SforZa asserted. II am happy
Ia say 40 right now"
Friends of the count said he
still was cool toward accepting
The foreign affairs portfnlin- but
had indicated a willingness TO
take the post NJ vice premier II
Badoelio retired or was given a
figurehead assignment.
Meanwhile. all lialy'S anti
Fascist parties agreed 10 partici-
pate in the government with the
exception q SforzaS Act ! o n
Group. which reserved the right
IN make r. future announcement
OF lis stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Gillian is recommended and sold
nv the drug stores listed below
and all other Detroit and Michis
gan drug stores. Help yourself IN
health. start today by buying =
bottle Of Gillian. One bottle will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Seconds. Lace TabIecIOIHS

The tiny miswcaves in this lovely rose
dinner cloth are hardly no.
ticeable Ivory color. 7ox9o inches.
LINENS-sEcoND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
ROOM OUTFIT

Iosiuou 2 pe bssH'ifgi trTtrr rur-
tofs .fh rsssruhis hus6 susAisni, -srf1
lsaf tEflsrr Hsfsshtrs Rus. eocs.
'sn tsbis sHa nbs.
tsbls tsHp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Mr.. Charles Dreyer, Former
Theatrical Man, Of 1860
Bagley, Detroit, Mich,
Was Also Long Sufferer
From Kidneys and Con-
Stipation mo in g
Helped Me Until | Took
Gillian" He Says.

4 Detroit rcs
ldcnt since ISIS
and well known
elsev here q % o
10 many Years
Ira tho theTer.
All brcypr-Ts
8UNl0Us 10 Join
In mo pralS o
being paid TO
Z n 9 W n n a 9 r
medicine - Gil
jan and 10
recommend Ito
others who are
suffering right
now as no sui.
Tered before he
Drp1er says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
LEG PAINS.
And SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.
MADE HIM MISERABLE

nights as many as four times This
would wear me down and Id feel
all in Having tried everything
else. decided To try Gillian. and
! am glad I did Ny bowels now
move as they should. my kidneys
are acting fine 50 thai get my
proper rest and leg pains don
bother mo Gillian certainly has
my okay
Evening star., 1944-08-26
PERSONAL

WATCH W. REPAIRING, to days service;
CENTER 514 10th so.k ST.. between lEffsndAF snd
iasEMosaRHoDs eraa,cated o, m, 20. own
time or money back. Write for booklet. Nc
dEggs q surgery. pr. soMMERWERHicK
fSRi bk esR Johnson "a deaiiss aaa Falls. teeth
MsssosS siass f sds SSu 14ts SAis. NV. Room eo2
PHONE En- SHEPHERD s6s0, ask for Mis-,
N aPne: ssne 81 II yn, you are IN need OF loan ur
ALLENCREsT scHooLWDay and board.
ing; ages to 6; immediate openings. 245C
in country home Cali Atlantic 1000. For
full, full particulars 1aa write BOX 295. Edin-
NURSING HoME-vacancy: tray service;
rU n9rslng lsos care Nurse can give hypo
E3PERiENcED TYpIsr desires typinf to
90 40 at tho, home. Toe per hour TIE. 5000, Ext
FOR alifE ATroRNRYs-patent-searcbinr@sae @a. serv.
Iringementi translation in French, German,
Sth' putch' Italian and Spanish. Box 4s-Y,
SPECIAL CLASSES beginning Sept. 11th
for for the retarded or handicapped child;
enee nouls' sradnata am to pm pn. II yrs expert
New York, For further information cali
WILL ROOM board and mother girl of
rehned parents between ages 10 and lf
sfS'' home licensed. Silver Spring 01 Gs
UNIVERSITY GIRL is interested in util.
lzlng ability as mothers assistant. gov.
ernesS, companion or social secretary
while continuing college training; com
pensation subordinate to living acommo.
cations and congenial relationship; excel
Isn't references pertaining to character;
experienced: personal qualifications avail
able; personal interview at your conven-
ience; Box 135-A, Star.
VISIT an unusual gift and TOW store
featuring many prewar articles, hand
maze hooked rugs and chairs, beautiful
COILS; toys, games, tricks and Jokes: easy
pay lay-aWay plan: open evenings to 10
T.: Q. I1NkENS. est. 1918. 8 Wilson lane,
Evening star., 1944-08-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER have
lust returned to Washington after an abb
to get into harness again. My IL years
experience had modest beginning as an
become head fashion artist at one of wash
lngton's leading department stores. Copy
writing became natural for me and I
and writing whenever the opportunity of
my art. Job permitted. decided to enter
aEo and vas d d as0u six
position as copy. writer and account execu-
tive. I contacted accounts, wrote copy,
AND, even. executed finished art and and han han
died production. Today, the accounts I
banded niadN I are are in other hands and they are
a good 'send-of' If a check is made of my
record. The fact that I have not worked
nd 3a means tbat do me not ee
USES employe referral. I can go to work
t9morrow or when you can use me,
most sss 11ssass sox Ms seYs ss
staI' sient' desires paTt-time work. Box ss-Y,
CAPABLE secretary-stenographer with sew
erai M years ieeal and Capitol Hill expert
W psSa n
aaSlss immsdiateiy. Box 1877 Star Star. a'ss IS:
board board operator, @ sales girl, store or ONCE
| maid. Call M1.S114. 2TS
DAYTIME SECRETARY wishes hostess
york evenings. Call Ordway S279 after
DRAPERIES, curtains, valances: reason
able; MISS BLAYDES, RA. 8S97 81.
| DkESSMAKING, designing, remodeling
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
Irving ST. NV, Apt. 4 Adams 2238,
GlKL. colored, wants job as elevator op-
orator. daywork, no Sundays, with permit.
GIRLS, refined colored desire part-time
WORK in cafe 7-10 pm. DE. 303s after
NURSE, practical with governess and coun-
selor experience. will give your children
physical. spiritual and mental training far
erences. Box ely, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER Of apt house In
nv " section; experienced: references. Box
Evening star., 1944-08-26
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, KEEP
part time, statements, audits, tax returns


ACCOUNTANT, expert books started, kept
part time, statements. audits, tax returns;
prompt reasonable. OR. 2074
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, aged 26, de-
sires to make change: will consider $3.50
per month. Box Boy. Star. %.
ACCOUNTANT, general auditor -bookkeeper,
aVallaple on steady basis 3 to hrs. daily;
e1perenssa eSrts in II taxes payrolls and re-
BOY. colored, desires part-time lob as
5ddishEwasher from e to pm. AT.
BOOKKEEPER. expert. will keep books on
part-tlme basis, prepare statements tax
returns; reasonable. Kensngton 47-W =
NO. S00r of.
MAN, colored wants .part-time work as
auto or truck driver, am. to 10 pm.
MAN, A, honest, sober, very ambitious,
desires position with postwar future and
unlimited possibilities. Box 10y, Star.
OFFICE MAN, %. AZ, 10 years exp. as
typist clerk. secretary, supervisor, mfgrs
agent; position with postwar future; $50
SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN selling steel
products to various government agencies
would like additional line on comm ion
or sala-v basis, Box 72-Y. Star %.
WANTED administrative or executive DO
Sitlon with future: am energetic, ambi-
lous' personable speak English, German,
Spanish; 20 years old; draft status, 3-AA.
Leag 1aa preylous Ste experience in Far East. Box
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt, desires few
hours work after school $500; clerk,
typlSt. Phone Kensington 164-W
Evening star., 1944-08-26
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

GENERAL REMODELING. stores. restau-
rants and houses. Any type remodeling
ERTs Es y5s Trin}dad e1p timates' saa9 RAY E. ROB
FLOORS-Yes, we clean, bleach. finish
wax, polish, repair, lay wood doors. NASH
EI90k Ft90k CG;i S2RX2 lq1s goth St; NV; RE 1o72
lists; Gan FLOORING CONTRACTORS
JOHNS Je els. -MANvHLE roofing, siding, storm
fAfNTiNGi AND DE 6TcokATiNG-4o S TnsG years
sts afs oP Aneust hemss 0rshse NaW is M seei @ Gg f
LUCAS. L tIcAs ps sszS s LUCAS. sss Emerson
Ro0FING., asbestos siding, remodeline,
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SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while have
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II. IN building, maintenance, and renodeling
sf sheerfIlly e fully furnished. No delay: Work
Day or night, call Spruce O476-J. 27s
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME : Porches in
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ASBESTOS SIDING. roofing, rock wool in.
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Evening star., 1944-08-26
MIscfLLANEoUs WANTrp ieeat. !, .

Lawn SWING, child's: junior-size bike:
good condition; win pay cash. sligo 27s7:
nres small nd essss pipe Srgsn sys
PIANO--We are lookins for spines. apt.
Srsh ss:h er ples sEsnd ean0 Sa s4sS s pay the hh
sIse ssns sssd hsS:.Sald fGSs iS1nisSin.s SssG ss
PIANO ISHish prices rsid for spinet. srand
or small gprights II interested in selling
ffaNcAWiii ffll "a. sii7i pa, cash for .p,n.., .
snail % m apartment pa upright or Grand. Phone
IA FfANoMf ssf am looking for . good sD.nes or
sithsTs. s. ''e caii M M isia Rs . n'S' Dl''' '0r
ados hssss Cash prass esnss ps 'HRs Wl. or
phons HUGO woRcH. lilo q St NV.
RADIOS AND GRAND rsANo wanted at
ture. Please cali TO-DAY NS Mr. 1sN Grsds. NA. ssao.
or snss pa,e Want .pe asnS
2;speed motor: OR. e245.
eSne rqqnns pbons DC sSndon a1s also washing ma
REGRIGERAT0R, RE electric. and washing
eIsssIc dsst aebe 41I5
chase used electric refrigerator in good
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s9s s kr 0pssSn' 1852 re s'ys5fe ss
SCOOTER, prewar, in good condition. for
5,ysar,old boy. Cali Kensington 1O4-J
TABLE RADIO-Will pay cash for RCA
| Box 1907 Star
TRICYCLEs, for and year old children:
also child's auto; will cali for and pay
@reasonable @ prices II in good condition. WI.
TWIN BED SPRINGS, inner spring mat
tresses; gS Immediately; reasonable. Box
USED AIR COMPRESSOR, charger, cleo
4 trio drill, valve refaced and grounder
WAsHiNG MACHINE wanted; good con-
| dition. Call GE. 759O
/ WASHING MACHINE, apartment size. must
be in good condition. Call EN- 29O1.
| Al WAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia-
| monds, siiyerware. cameras. clothing and
| firearms; also choice of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG. ME- 9113.
WASTED-Electric refrigerator urgently
| needed for baby. Call Glebe 53eS
| WASHING MACHINE, home size. in good
| condition, urgently needed. IL 5f51