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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23

week with their grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. J. /. Luginbuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Gratz and
daughter Sharon Kaye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hilty, Mrs. Robert Ewing,
S/Sgt. Emanuel Boutwell, who was
discharged from the Army, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Schaublin and daugh-
ter Rachel spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Young
and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Badertscher
and sons called on Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Zimmerman and daughters
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and son
called Friday evening on Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Miller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Walton Alderfer and
daughter Shirley of Lancaster, Pa,
are spending several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Amstutz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marquart and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marquart
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Hatner of Dayton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23

A tour thru huge stone fortress
built by Saladin at the time of the
Crusades has been one of the Egyp-
tian sightseeing tours enjoyed by
1t. Glenn Slusser, of the U. S. Navy,
he wrote to his mother, Mrs. Ira
Slusser of Cherry street, in letter
received this week.
1t. Slusser now is based in Egypt
after one years duty at sea as a
gunnery officer. Recently he was
notified of his advancement from
Lieutenant Junior Grade to Lieu
tenant, effective Feb. /, of this year,
but he has been at sea so much that
word of the promotion did not reach
him until August.
In part his letter reads:
Last Tuesday | took a Red Cross
trip to the Citadel, huge stone fort
ress built by Saladin, back at the
time of the Crusades. 1t was built
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Richland Center

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhoda and fam
lily of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Stevens and daughter Elaine of San
dusky are spending the week at the
Otto Amstutz home.
Mrs. Francis Basinger and child
rem spent last week visiting relatives
in Berne, Indiana
Richard Schaublin is spending a
few days with his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs w. C Schaublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Badertscher
and son Donald and Mrs. Sam Bad
ertscher spent Sunday at Hamilton
attending the Schubert reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Luginbuhl
and sons of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Coon and daughter of Co.
lumbus, Rayfield Luginbuhl of Wash
ington, D. c., and Mrs. Kenneth
Luginbuhl and son spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Lugin-
buhl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nusbaum
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Basinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hirschfeld, Sr.
of Lima, Miss Florence Kramer of
Detroit were Wednesday evening sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Marquart and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Core and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Gratz and sons spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Gratz.
Mrs. Harry Zimmerman and child
rem of Defiance spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Zim-
norman and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bixel were
Tuesday evening supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Amstutz.
Joyce, Janet, JEANNE and Neville
Courtney of Lima are spending this
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23
DenUer Augsburger's
Unit Gets Citation

S/Sgt. Denver r. Augsburger,
husband of Mrs. Pauline NJ. Augs-
burger, 1925 ". Main street, is now
serving in Leghorn, Italy, with the
631st Quartermaster Laundry Con-
oany, one of the outstanding opera
ton units in the 61st Quartermaster
Base Depot.
For notable achievement and su-
ae,.ior performance of duty, the 631st
Quartermaster Laundry Company was
recently awarded the Meritorious
Service Unit Plaque.
The unit was activated as Com
pany "A" 692nd Quartermaster
Laundry Battalion at Portland, Army
Air Base on the 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1913. After completing an ex-
tensive training program the entire
unit left the United States for over
seas duty in August, 1943, arriving
in North Africa several weeks later.
On the 14th day of October, 1943,
the Unit was redesignated to the
631st Quartermaster Laundry Com
pany. They were stationed on
Laundry Hill", near the city of
Oran, Algeria, where they operated
4S laundry units and three dry clean
ing establishments and two post
laundries.
In October, 1914, a forward de-
tachment departed for Italy and in
November the remainder of the Unit
left Africa and reassembled at Pisa,
Italy, where they are now operating
with one of the largest Quarter
master Installations in the world.
S/Sgt. Augsburger attended Bluff
ton High school, graduating in the
class of 1882. Prior to entering mill
tary service, on February 1943, he
was employed with The Triplett Elec-
trical Instrument company in Bluff
ton. He has been overseas "a months
in North Africa and Italy. At pres
ent he is serving as Supply Sgt. with
this Unit. He wears the Good Con-
duct Ribbon and the Mediterranean
Theater Ribbon with one service star.
Nnxxvr UTn-& ode hx-s-,s
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Roman ruins and other spots Of
historic interest have much appeal
for American soldiers, 1t. Ray Augs-
burger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Els
Augsburger, of South Jackson street,
wrote in a letter received this week
by his parents.
In part, the letter reads:
For the past three days I've been
running all over Rome on Red Cross
tours, trying to see as much of the
old city as possible. However, I've
seen just about as much as care
to, so I'll be glad when we leave to-
morrow.
"On our first day here | went to
Vatican City. The Sistine Chapel
there is very famous because Michel
angelo, the great painter, did most
of the painting on the walls and
ceiling.
Everything in the Vatican must
have cost millions of dollars to build.
st. Peters Cathedral, the largest
church in the world, is magnificent.
The ceiling is overlaid with solid
gold; and the walls, the sculpturing,
ETC., are made of marble, alabaster or
some other expensive stone. Every
thing is a work of art, and the cost
of everything is easily apparent.
"We also went to the Roman for
um. These forums were the meeting
places of all Roman citizens and
turnout the various centuries each
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Lit. Ray Augsburger Visits Some Of
Rorne's More Than 500 Churches

succeeding emperor built his own
forum. Even Mussolini had forum.
Nearly all the old forum, however, is
in ruins, and only a few pillars and
posts stand in remembrance of them.
I'VE went to the square where all
the people gathered when Mussolini
made his speeches. We saw the bal
cony where he used to stand. In
stead of the Fascist flag that used to
wave there an American flag. now is
unfurled.
1--WE also went to the Coliseum, the
Catacombs, the Pantheon and num-
Der of other famous places. | guess
we also went to about 20 of the some
500 churches that Rome has. As
many churches as Rome has, they
should exert a strong influence, but
the city appears to be very irrelig-
ious.
"The city of Rome was not bombed,
but conditions are little better here
than in bombed-out places.
yesterday was Sunday, so in
stead of going sightseeing all day,
attended church at an Italian Bap-
tist church. The sermon was given
in Italian and repeated in English
by an interpreter. enjoyed both
the morning and evening services
very much. The people were very
friendly and even tho most of them
could speak only a few words of
English they made all US servicemen
faaI xvelconne
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News Want-ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23

The dam above is a forerunner of
broad improvement program under
consideration for Riley Greek. In a
new booklet, "Ohio's Fish Program,
published by the Conservation De-
partment specific recommendations
are made for the stream area above
Bluffton.
The department advocates a series
of low dams above the railroad
bridge which will be instrumental in
producing an abundant crop of game
and forage fishes. Besides producing
excellent fecreationaI facilities, the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23

The above picture shows the good
fun to be had fishing and resting at
the dam across Riley creek adjacent
to Harmon Field. The expanse of
water provides excellent fishing for
the youngsters and the stream is
clear and sparkling.
Enjoying good sport are this group
of Bluffton fishing enthusiasts. Left
to right: Dorothy Jean Leiber, Ida
Mae Arnold, Helen Schnegg, Bruce
Hauenstein, Florice King, Glenna
Kohler, Jackie Blackburn and Bob
Leiber.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23

bodies of water impounded will be
direct benefit to the receding water
table and furnish an ample water
supply for live stock and game.
Study by the department has
shown that Riley Greek below Bluff
ton is an outstanding case of pollu-
ton. Such condition coupled with
roily water at frequent periods
which results in siltation of spawn
beds is an effective barrier to fish
migration. Steps must be taken to
eliminate these conditions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-08-23

Herbert Rupright, Sportsmen Club
director for stream and dam develop
ment, says that plans have been
made by the Bluffton Sportsmen's
Club to have low level dam con-
structed in the stream at the College
Avenue bridge. Such a dam will
serve as a barrier to keep pollution
from backing up the stream in
drought conditions, but will not be
hindrance to fish migration in
future years when the pollution
problem has been eradicated.
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News Went-ads bring results.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for camera fans. Aims,
chemicals, tripods. filters, portrait attach
finders, flash guns, albums, flash bulbs and
200 more items still available at BRENNER
pHQI0 CO, s33 Pa, ave NV. topp. Dent.
s4s4 s4a 6GsmsEaS bought; sold. EXCHANGED.
AK afW doNDiTISosEhRo s6i S!aS ho 4472 H. oE window s
type: sperti sunlamp: matching pair over
stpffed tut Regency chairs. NE. l415. 80.
oF once SE saoo xpSow c moqs
ALARM pS cLoSks cf, a,ssI ssrAIkED ED tan, m.r.,
ss sso s1psrt wsssn and eSslry
l,s1 IT,n1 ,1,h >. nv NA sss4 oDsn eve: @
cherry; $500. qlebe 5o91. sos N
an ANTIQUES at sweepstakes Farm pressed
ANTIQUES-Victorian davenport. rose.
fssved r. trans szesePi ssss
Ant ANTIoUE-Walnut yiS school type writing
ssnat fSae drSesf afss So dining a1 room
small: very old Spanish religious ldisn painta int
nsi AST1dGR ds9ned CHAINS Hssr 9s4 @ ex1s summer sS
rug. occasional table and chair. oiIle blue
ssf sob SH Rss 5Ess
aSaised at $500, viii sell for $3.50 cash.
TEL; Alexandria es35; private owner. go
NTlQUES-Bed, Sc, so: yarn spinner. 81:
e 5sbles seS sleo Ipe ass4 ssssa' trunk s@'o
TOP lights and tables,
tropical AS Ash ana suppalies SUPPLIES hssts5s
TROPICAL FISH EMPORIUM. ssos 18th Il
It. ne.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER sTENOGRAPHER desire,
enamhge am e. position S9mpese charge of books
coLLEGE GRaDEATE Il "a 5Nesroj H1S vi Wants 5o, JOB
as receptionist. also assist with general
work. Call DE. 1888 between and !
after school. clerk typist, receptionist
PEESsMAkssG TsFas0i M dssisnns gsm9asns a.
ExPERT Exas f. OR kP OK
pa5x ppaa5e9t saa- law experience references, Box
GIRL. coIored, with experience. desires
PARTING par Work in cafe. Call Execu-
GRADUATE NURSE desires l2-hr. night
LADY wants to manage apt. house in ex-
change for apt: sober and responsible
M.TTRE GENTLE LADY wishes posi-
general oflce'; part time considered,
b BOX , 2tn-X; Star 2a'
desires general clerical position: good with
figures; part time considered If regular and
PERI tpermanent; refg Box 3:l x. star i
uats excellent reference AT. 63n4. %.
NURSE, undereraduate any type case
R,w. Rny Jso 2; e give give hypo.; yrs exp; ref
Setsss6cs NtRsE wants or 10 b9uTs duty local
Nurse GovERSESss . tFgench iss cansdian,,
am MI fh1se F des4ed R5 s4a a5a5sR 4sEy vsT
work Nov. LIST; good references. Box 273-
PRivATE SECRETARY to executive &c Col
lege education, 10 years experience: DO
sltlon must be one requiring more than
average ability With appropriate compen-
satlon: 5-day week. Chestnut 24sa
READING ALOUD, proofreadlng or sim
llsr work on Saturdays wanted. Box
RECEPTIoNIsT- HOSTESS and can work
switchboard Call EN-. 1922
SECRETARY. executive and administrative
to prominent official many years. desires
Responsible position. Box 219-X. Star. 3Os
SEC'f.STENO. position desired by lady
emp, for past 4 yrs. with foreign govt. :
rapid. excellent exp, ref technical dicta-
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, thor thoroughly ky
experienced. desires permanent position,
hours after m Monday through Fri
day. hours at employers convenience
Sat. and Sun. Phone Glebe BOSS.
TYPiNG done at home 3 to 4 hrs daily
OrdWay 5365 30s
Evening star., 1945-09-29
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT, cPA. experienced in public,
cost and retail accounting. Box 456-T; s.ar.
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started, kept
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
ments .eno;rxP ProWmpt. Reas. sH, 1854. 9.
hGkeofNTASI Axe M sonstFuctioG experience to
tthorqushly familiar with double-entry book
Sestpins Sest payrolls a payroll taxes. insurance,
laT sCTco,GIIHL ri 2oSo, Ext:. 300. "'00 80: u
TAX epes monhs sHPfs saTee searee sssFs tsp
AMBrroGs assressSe ssaS aevt 81 o'ea emp 2ea Of
ansT Tss WISHES sstss Sat- ss nn
pessSs u time s' HY el 6oss s5ss'e Box
BooKkEEfPiER-AccouNrANr, long 80 ex-
perienee' own property. part-time work
GHaTfFEIfRx Gsaiefi RSx Sr,7. AJAX, star 80.
refs. Boz 63V. Star. 10 Sis e"pei'' so0o
ence. Soldier desires employment Saturday
dTatt!ng; Phone olebe 1854. " 80. "a
for posoh VsRs wt s eaceen fsya atuTe Ph
progressive tlrm; age 81, married: en-
eineering. sales and supervisory expert
Iespons sibility; will start at S5. 900. Box
*, ,GovT.a EMrLoyE desires connection
knowledge of equipment and contact With
manufacturers OF same. Box ssi-x' star' "
EX-oFFICIAL, foreign and U. S. Govts.,
~ 81 years old, conversant with Washington
knoW-how,' strong domestic and foreign
contacts. diVerSif1ed experience in export
ano import fields possesses organization
a1d administering qualifications. can
Will travel 81 5Oo-S5 600. DE. s7BS or
write Box 2o6-X, Star. 30
nar naEt-time work; ref. Telephone hobart
MAN, white. so. sober and steady. wishes
hsht indoor employment. Phone FIR. 1910,
MAN wants, Job truck driver or chauffeur
MAN, 25. with car, desires work on Sat-
prdays; Y must be good pay. Phone shep-
MAN. colored. 81. wishes employment: pre-
fer auto salesman, shippine clerk or any
position that promises future; well edu-
,a1sd; ,atnD !, must n pay well; DI 040l l.
m 1s eoore6 TN ges1s Tel $40
maintenance or repair plumber. 13 years
sxp. WILLIAMS CH. 963a after 6. 29s
Young MAN, ambitious. 2S interested in
manasement of retail electrical appliance
.nCe with well,snown electrical wholesale
JOB. WASTEDNYcuna married man.
child. hard and sircere worker, able TO
exper. In managing LIQUOR store and ess
sta tlon; also eXper. in credit and automo-
PIE hnanclnf ready immediately for a
'say pSs2 TRE fe cs TpFf UhoR Gos
4225 or Box @S1-X. Star il
Evening star., 1945-09-29
HELP poMESrlc icantl

WOMEN. white (2): one for cookine AND
s.h.w; also l for serving and IN w: live
I'M own rooms; S125 month each. Cali DU.
WOMAN for s.hy;. experienced; sood
pay, pleasant working conditions. Call
from to IL. WO. 3l66.
WOMAN, white, nice. for gh.w. must be
fond OF children. Small family. small mod
ern hoGse; 2nd-f1oor room and bath. Gail
WOMAN W to do h.w.. cooking an6 take
care OF chilo; live in; references; $50 a
week 1910 18th St NV
YOUNG GIRL for chamber work and help
to serve ser ~ Z meals daily; no Sunday; live in
URGENTLY NEEDED by hard-working
woman farmer. on beautiful estate 10
general preferably able to drive car for
pleasant and like the country no chill
dren, no washing or heavy cleaning: one
day per week and every other week end
on, other white help on place; $40 per
week: Telephone Clinton. Md, 81
ONCE A WEEK, 2 to & IN. cleaning and
dinner, for couple in Arlington: white or
eolored, with references, OIL. 6454 2a'
TEXAS FAMILY, now in Bethesda, needs
reliable white s.hw.; . little girls; parents
emoloyed: private room WI. 4I39.
REF. .CoLoRED FAMILY wishes an elder
ly lady to care for 4-year-old child: nice
room, board, small salary. Ex. 32s3.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
PERSONAL.

GRADUATE S,sA ~ aI;.s NURSE mother viii care for
Man. Man. telephone solicitor, wants use Of IN l
referenees Box fs Rnssns sasr DAYTIME best
PHOTOS Of your baby, % beautiful candid.
apnaIrtnsnI sGye1y action pictures. Call Ho 472o for
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for ~ Mis-,
Ssnigght, SMsrnight, II you are in need of . loan up TO
S3QO on your signature
Mads MAI COVERS of yeiss and araperies. CO. $500.
NFs1fT N e9ftSm bEHdx EoTs 5saspreads. etc. bAId
KELIABLE MAKEUP SERVICE, For in
foTmation cali Ar soso. : VI !"
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English: selt-contidenee. freedom from sell
eeS vste tutor' MI frefen eKao conversation; pri-
Will Assist INVENTORS in making
their own patent searches. Phone DE
RUSSIAN taught by an experienced native
union usit5ne'of be ressSsy ssSssy arrived from Soviet
COOK. experienced. for boarding school:
ssIl sGnlTe taepsaSSaeie' saSa live in. good salary
alterations and remod-
cling expertly done; reasonable. MISS
JEAN, 1414 goth st. NV. NO $3.50
Evening star., 1945-09-29
BOATS.
BOATS.
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS

EvINRUDE oUTBOARD MOTORs-9 mod
els to become available, Deliveries to
civilians, to begin shortly. order now,
with with only shy,. $40 deposit on the motor Of
on our order board, which is now now on sppTs dis
play in our store, as deliveries viii be
made in the sequence in which your name
appears under each model. 8. KING Full
EsesnfSs EoN; dHc as0S s0S Maine ave sw Telephone
so 8" SEDAN CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 8
Crown engine Nice galley, refriserstor. tor
comfortable oerths. full marine equipment.
1ASsE SEssIo4,l, w fpomple,s pnnds,s cruiser OWENS
l6-Eoor sNIPE safLBoATT. T'ioia, No 41ss, SO in
Man. RE. 44oo, Ext. He 446s. H1 Ni1'"AN-
CANOE WANTED, top price for II Old
pesa pd3wn, mus must BE- in excsllent condition,
r and "'esS S:so B'm Drnierreo' IE' SA4S between
;s'' sasd2 a's'ss's @ ss Ssss: 6s as''|S!s.
ouTBoARD MOTOR AND BOAT, say p.
boat: EX. Sal after pm, '
SAILB0AT, 12-ft pensuin-class dinghy;
Corinthian Yacht Club.
NEW Skaneateles comet-class sloops lust
35x9-FT. BEAM bridge-deck cabin cruiser.
fully equipped. galley and toilet: sleeps A;
mechanically perfect. independent charsinE
ssn; .'s; ss ss:s sss On ':s bD 's os !'' SSs.a
PENGUIN. No. 4sa, and trailer. $500 for
both; clean, ready to so. Severn Yacht
Yard $40 3rd ST., Eastport, Annapolis.
ED. MASON Annapolis S243. 30'
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1945-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cont.j

BARBELL nI Ih' pLAIEs' YORK, ~ 70 2s lbs.
20c each: small: 15c.' Ma. 1892.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
mevins esrefSly. al lI . storsse a1 IA sss7' 90
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
noInS onS tSI9,p room pieces rugs: gas ranges sna
matter what you nave to sell please cal
aenY sfbYkooM suAPs Suh4Pg oc. aA 2s1o safn.ur. dir
Ing ms ana LYING room a sgites elsc refr,gers.
Cash. ssd 0Esf sfsR sss aSe Penns snp'ss. ass
nT n.IrREs BE- 2434; Open am. to Z pm:
PHoTo suPPIY. 500 sa sth ST. prn'es ns. tnear r
Gssa eoSns pzss Dfaa ai s0t % Ps s.
6LSTadNGBesss, !ss .idss;os prices psia e; men
81 s5as open ewes eves win me cali in '' Nv
Ga9TmSGa,shest 9iea cas- cash PTises paid fS
sTo2RREs aal ST. s. NV, 1922 st. NJ
better kind wanted at once; will buy
tds ea SfRfss oRAb e f3Fs sA h0R $500 Pleas
;$ss iiii5"': 6sD Sa35sRsy sss' ssss' ss
EVENINGS. Republic 1872 29s
FURNITURt, inaeT-Spring mattresses; We
prsm9t TemoVsi, 'NSf Nj a7ss' lsseS' esSh prices
URNITuRE-Bedroom. dining room rugs.
ufsETuhE asP FRI .os $3.50 trs2p saar sDs pm aa so
Is prices F6RNIf6RE eo' eS5oi;S6s isss
GoLD-Bring your old gold, silver. plating
KAHN: NC: SO years at es5 r st. NV. NV.
ggays late model, LU. 5os6 ~ ''' :
bs5sss g9ssht ea.P pFss Fsad E pay
PIANOS wanted, absolutely highest prices
oSAF oS2 fF pfRNo p4Rfehs sH65 S5aqa * s5sg s5Bsns's CO.
sptnets wanted win pay high price tor
csSo GO! NA R,s?Sss ssss ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANo-Wiii pay cash for spinet,
snail apartment upright or a grand.
aaent %ili pay cash in full. Piease wit.
PowER Lawn MOWER. in good condi-
POWER TooLs~Electric.' air and ssso-
Ss cssh PowER Hth2afIi
SEWING MAcHrSEs-we buy all types:
nlesting 9l7 st RE 1900. RE. 23il
TRICYCLE., please; age . to years;
reasonable price RA. 6237.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendlx. sutom tic
in good working condition, urgently needed
by private party. OR. 32ls.
Cash FOR DIAMONDS ana old gold dia-
mond watches and discarded jewelry Err
NEST EURK INC. GA 18th NV. DI 2773
monds, silverware, cameras. clothing and
asss.m MAz '2 2wEa iAe'f ME- si siis fsn'nd' on
HIGHEST prices paid for diamonds. watches,
Clothing, cameras, silverware radios, etc.
FRANK CHASIN, 617 st NV MA 1854,
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO.. 63e indiana
ave, Household. once and aptiqus
furniture wanted Highest cash prizes
sa.a~ M 5e3a: S am to pm, Ewes.
AN INTERESTED In buying old jevelry.
silver. china. bric-a-brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. Me 6079
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for type
writer. Please call between $50 am.
and $50 pm l., 00s3
WANTED 10 purchase one 90 or 25 hp.
motor, 10 dc. must be in eood con-
ditIon, WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2627
+ ST. NV.
soasa5 WANTED IA ~ ss stricycle in good
SMALL, PORTABLE WOODEN building.
good condition; so to so square feet
Offers. care Box 992-X Star
Evening star., 1945-09-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. residential ana commercial eons:rue-
H2 WEA1rE fS9Efs5sT CO. cHM@oH aI S
ALTERATION AND REPAIRING Of all
kinds. Ca pentering. concrete, painting,
free estimates and prompt service cali MIR.
ASBESTOS SIDING, rOof,ns, rocr Wool IN.
suPpEY % iauHPMGN iHh fso'f eo Ds1s Pa ave-
nv. Warehouse at 7th and T ne DI
CONCRETE woRK-walks. driveways,
walls. also general house repairs. Free
estimates. Call AT. 3052, any time, eve,
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, .fasstone
:; gocN1IIis: MNARcqGG1o' MS Route T. H0rners lane
ooMPLErE REMoDEL1NG from cellar to
WORTH. District Ol22.
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fSes Se coNTRHSToRs SUI fNc i isia Wseon
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struction. repairing, remodeling. insula-
ton, concrete. paving Estimates free.
GEA GGEAAEkAE kzwEhbi coNfRAcfoK-New III 3foI and old
brick siding. Also shelving and cabinet
GENERAL REMoDELiNG Of commercial
properties, store fronts; specialize in res
taurants. RAY y. ROBERTS, Trinidad
Floor SANDING. old floors made like
new; new modern dustless MACHINE: free
soHNs MANViL1E ao1 RooFiNG q 'sn and asbes-
tos siding; estimate without obliestion.
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tional income: attics made into rooms.
basement rooms finished, porches inclosed
concrete work. plumbing. decorating, as
bestos siding and roofing and general house
repairs. Get our free estimate Small
OvATING CO. 1920 Irving st. NV. AID
PAINTING. exterior and interior: free es-
Inmates. CO. 6100.
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs; white
mechanics, work guaranteed. Call any
time, GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. AID.
REPAIRING, REMoDELING. alterations:
prompt service: estimates made. Call MR..
COLE, Gil. 1921 or OR. 2244.
REMODEL. modernize your home nov;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO. 1902 wis. ave WI la00.
Johns -MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula-
tion. storm sash: long terms: free esti-
sPRACRETE. gun applied, decorates and
waterproofs exterior stucc9 and masonry
walls. SPRACRETE CO., MA. 1859.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION. 100 basses. piano Keyboard;
IN good g, condislM9Tn MTI- Call RA: 4o44.
lators. bought. sold and rented. RE. I177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., SI3 l4th
ADpiNG MACHs., typewriters, calculator.,
office equip. all kinds; top prices paid
Ewes and Sun; CO, 1928; week. DI. 1879
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects, Set.
amount wanted at once. Please cali MR.
GRADY, ma. 1920.