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Evening star., 1945-11-04
STORES FOR RENT.

LOVELY STORE. in apt. house section.
northwest; ideal for hrst-class soda lunch
eonette: near theater. DI. $500. Box
JossEksMwill Jplsi ssas erect store. 1 or story.
s%oxSo % IT., at 9 $50 N st. NV. DAVID E.
3i5S MT PLEASANT sT.-Excellent store
and apt. Suitable any business. Avail
able at once. Open Sun. morning for in
spection, 10 TO IL noon. See Mr. Aven
on premises. JAMES E. TUCKER, Realtor,
NO. 1882 or RA. 1882
NICE CORNER STORE FOR RENT-6Oo q
St NV. Apply HECHTS HOTEL.
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette, at
1710 6. st, NV: will remodel to suit tenant.
ssfs 5spS EAST laST cAP1ToI is1 nT sr-Modern 1st-n
store. 21x55, ideal for bakery, shoe repair.
beauty parlor, etc; high-class colored sec
NJ BERNSTEIN co, ME-. $500.
$500 so. FIT. of space
embraced in beautiful brick building IN
the heart Of Silver Spring. suitable for
ofce space, showrooms, research lab,
radio station, ETC.: 2 main floors. basement
and larse attic: large parking area: fronts
on on stEss,s s;,h Ssl tpaT Mt pi5op at MA a5ao
SfGH erhs sPae FACE asay located
is h7oS St vii nw nss5 state
tenant. See agent on. premises Phone
RE, 0653. Ewes, TIE. 661 l.
SODA FOUNTAIN. and luncheonette, at
1910 G St NV: will remodel to suit tenant.
Apply 1T06 @ st. NV. RE. 0653. Eyes,
TIE fifs11
Evening star., 1945-11-04
STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED, any section of Wash
ington; prefer medium size store. Ordway
6846.
AT LEAST 5000 so. FIT. located on Conn.
ave. between Calvert and Albemarle. VIII
give long term profitable lease to one who
VIII build. Box 475-Z, Star.
SMALL STORE, in eastern Washington.
residence suitable for conversion; brokers
invited. TR. 4S11
GROUND-FLooR STORE approximately
600 square feet), vicinity of nth and K
IN business. representing a nationally
January 1, 1946. Box 43-E, Star.
to lease for term Of years frst-fioor busl-
ness location in or near retail section
fA.!ii;x fAiiS;xanqrta. Va: must be reasonable. Write
ID. C.. 49,, - a.
iocoa'an sroE'.; aRSat Logo So e., aoxptows
Evening star., 1945-11-04
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BLADENSBURG RD. NE, directly south Of
N. Y. ave.-Owner will erect Immediately
a 2-story. warehouse, IL 900 #. on each
term lease at nominal rent. This area In
being improved very rapidly and is be-
SSomng one OF M most itys
BROS, INC. washington Bldg, DI $500
WILL BUILD TO SUIT YOUR PLANS, in
3O-foot alley near 14th and K sts. NV,
j to 3 stories, Areproof Lease to respon-
sihle party. O'HARE ESTATES, MA. 05s6.
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
lshed firm that will take long lease.
EN- LIGHTgoWN. wa 1925,
we will build 10000 to 100000 50. It. of
warehouse space including stores in front.
to TT. siding in rear: located on main street
of thriving NV community, Is minutes
from White House: approximately e0-day
delivery; prefer ! tenant. but will divide;
may consider sale of completed project
Write stating financial responsibility. BOX
Evening star., 1945-11-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED house needing repairs or modern
house of 9 rooms or more Arlington or
above hrst trust c. w. CLEVER CO., INC.
Arlington. Va. CH. 1929,
SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENT. fur
nished or unfurnished, near Andrews
Field. Md. Phone Temple 6139 after
sMoobTERN oTE HOUSE, fair sized yard. in su-
burban Nd. from owner: modest down
payment, liberal terms. Jackson 2299-W.
1 NEED A NICE BUNGALOW, with 2 bed
extra room, or home with at least bed
room and lavatory on 1st floor: Good
cash payment, direct to oEner; CH. 0464.
3 bedrooms; must be located convenient to
frequent bus service In Arlington: suitable
1907
Evening star., 1945-11-04
SUBURBAN RENT-vIReIkIA.

LARGE 7-RooM HOUSE, 500 per month.
between Ia and 2 acres, at $500 Little
Pals road, Arlington, Va. Phone Falls
Evening star., 1945-11-04

attic, tile bath, nfeplace, storm doors and
windows, Venetian blinds, oil air-condi-
tioning. gas range, " acre. Sla miles d. c.,
3s miles west OF Alexandria, Va. Price,
Beautiful 5-room modern bungalow. at
tic space for 2 rooms and bath, oil heat,
ment. acres. IL miles D. c. Price.
9-room dwelling, IL miles D. c.. h.-w.h.,
and other good outbuildinss. Price,
Arlington County, Va.--6-room bunea-
In kitchen, sun porch, fireplace, lot Tx
140. Price, $4,000. $1,000 down. bal
NEY. corner Park ST. and Maple ave-,
Vienna, VI. Phone. ONCE. Vienna 21S.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

NEAh FALLS CHUhCH, tA--immeolats
IL acres land. fun basement, fireplace
oil h.-w.h.,. stove, refrigerator,. screens
shrubbsry. lawn. Completely redeeorated
Merifieid. risht on Dunn. Loring I'd, stf
% cNsoT eapsss coMIrH aat e. weessst 2aa home
fin, on wooded acres, z mi. Chain Br,
ARLINGTON. VA, 1916 18th ST. south
apts.: income. sis5 month. month Can be bonshl
for $12,50o cash, as is, or more if redeco.
rated ,;o Owner mpst leave so5o town ans rs
ELENE. Monday through Thursday, or cal
s-RM. sEMfDET. BRICK. 12 Minis. from
busline.. shopping center and school: 5 yrs
ped Kit. : brisht bedrms., tile bath, large
se o2 aos ~ afser esat Sso00
BEAUTIFUL OLD HoMESITE with large
Tn4n 6-room house l,. In best section Of Fairfas
foundation. chimneys and 2 .porches
but 1T no 3,,r modern ns eonvsnisnces: bsagtitu
from which there are pretty views. There
barn and several outbuildings. just The
WashiRstSH yRi9N3srtSHs Phone dE, y 1897. :, :
move in now: Groom brick home in nm new evs.
house condition. convenient to schools
stores and bus; oil heat, fenced yard
Ssh month, CH. 1914. A.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, YATES GARDENS, No
500 south Pitt street-Corner brick home
three bedrooms and two baths, large living
room with open fireplace screened porch
dining room and large kitchen, dinette,
plank flooring. painted walls. copper pipes;
house years old; price. $4,000. Terms
41aes payable $50 per month. which pay
ment includes curtail interest and taxes.
Electric pctnerator for garbage disposal.
Inspection by permit only, Possession
April / 18th, 1916 Call MADDOX TREN-
HOLM, National 1906, Realtor; Edw. r.
Carr, Builder: Exclusive
OWNER ORDERED AWAY--ard your op-
portunity to buy lovely BUNGALOW 1911
seatcn iayne, Virginia Forest, Falls Church,
pTias sn 81 todsy % wrrRRsRg sRlsRge'd sxiFH sa.as.
Exclusive Agent. Falls Church 004-W-2. :
Evening star., 1945-11-04

LOVELY EAST PINES-5Lovely home fac
room, fireplace, kitchen, dinette, screened
porch. fenced yard; one of the larger
homes in this beautiful subdivision; $3.50,
substantial cash
Brick bungalow, 5 rooms and bath, coal
&C. heat, nice yard, shrubbery, convenient
stores, schools and transp Price, SIS 800:
SIS, 900 down. EUGENE L. VANN, River
dale streetcar stop. WA. 2521 or ewes.
Evening star., 1945-11-04


BY oWNER-Lovely, almost new detached
solid brick home, located near Lee hwy;
se Sections ie u in ' nearSy ' virginia. Contains
large living room, dining room and ultra
modern cheerful kitchen. Upstairs are fine
tile bath. Full basement, with oil air
conditioned heat. Large. lot. Reasonable
WNE tsy caF 5sse tSsher open m as1 ssn Sa
about 4 miles, just past Glebe rd., take
first main turn to- right on Florida st.
continue straight ahead to north, left Va
VERY ATTRACTIVE corner home, beauti-
full, large lot. picket fenced; living room
with fireplace, screened porch, 2 large bed
spect call OWNER weekdays, Ma. ss53;
ewes and Sundays, Falls Church 1311-W
stores; $4,000. terms w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Rsaltor. CHI, 0600 Evenings CHI, 4719,
eated nsa9 scboos sTiSk home 10
ton. 1st floor. living room with fireplace,
dining dining .ns ro9p KITCHEN ss and porch bed
maids room and bath, workroom; oil air air.
WEsa Easr' Fas sltn eharan aaIass slss
Dy owner. Kitchen equipped with gas range
and Frigidaire; 2 baths, shower and tub
2d floor; shower and laundry trays in base
ment; also an outside entrance; residential
section; l block from bus stop. stores. and
$500 cssh sns easy teTms sPS
and North Lincoln st. Show on Sunday,
MODERN MGS ron buNGAno| n e Pm Pnisbed attic
!andscaped lot, near school and bus.
$1,000; Call Chestnut 1897.
2154 n. POLLARD ST.-Open 1 to Sum-
day Vacant Groom Cape Cod, 1h blocks
to 10c bus, shopping center, school, First
floor consists Of living room. dining room,
souipped kitchen. I bedroom and tile bath.
roof; corner lot. Price. $1,000. ss,Too zoo
cash; balance, s67 monthly: GL s573.
& ACRES, GROOM HOUSE, outbuildings,
20 Minis. to city. Price. $4,000, VI cash,
balance terms. Phone GIL. 1878. H. A.
DARNE, Real Estate Broker.
washington. 100 acres, nearly " mi.
beautiful frontage SIC. 500. terms.
OWNER. Oxford 4l27. All day Sunday,
FALLS CHURCH-5-room brick bungalow.
new-house condition. all modern. coal &C.
caI oWNER Fails Church se5s-Waf. Waf'ase's'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28

He wore a soft brown tweed suit,
obviously new, for it had not yet
conformed to his long, thin body.
His hair was plastered down with
water. as if he yer determined to
disguise his too-short hair. The
sight of him made her think in
s~tantly of Burke Gentry from
whom she had heard nothing since
their quarrel of which Stephen had
been the innocent cause. She sup.
posed she should resent Stephen.
at was nice of you to come" she
said, instead. do sit down. It'll
take me a few minutes to change
into dry clothes. And meanwhile,
Katie Will fix you a drink
AS she came back into her bed
room, after a quick shower, Katie
marched in.
you put on that nice red slack
suit that's hangin' in yer closet"
Katie ordered. "An use some lip
stick"
katie, do you want me to prac-
tice on every man who mt along,
or stick to Mr.. Gentry?"
Katie watched her brush the
thick. healthy hair that was almost
purple in the shadows. Her glance
changed to disapproval as Gail
rolled the back hair into a firm
little knob.
st looks t me" Katie said, like
you could do with some practice. I
haven't seen Mr.. Gentry around
much lately"
Il deserve that one" Gail said,
%grinning. GAS a matter Of fact,
he's in Washington" She fastened
her white silk shirtwaist. The neck
line was tiattering to her smooth
white throat. Elk Mr.. Mccormick
a drink, will you?"
Il did. What's wrong with his
shoulder"
81 believe he's recuperating from
a pretty bad wound"
you mean he's been shot up, in
the war;"
81 don't know the exact details,
Katie. His father merely told me
he'd been an Italian prisoner of
war"
Katie was visibly impressed.
Such q brave young man! Getting
INTO the fight way ahead of his
country. That was CUTS for you.
"Doctor," she said automatically.
II bet he amt had his supper. l
don't have a fancy meal, just some
minced ham and m~acaroni-au-
gratin, an maybe a salad an iced
tea, and there's some icebox cake
left over from yesterday"
I'm ask him." Gail said. But I
don't believe he'll stay"
Did she want him? No, it was
Burke she wanted, Buke. He wa
the only man she looked forward to
seeing. But Burke was lost to her.
They'd parted in anger. And be-
cause it had been their first really
serious quarrel. curt. charged with
violent determinations, she felt mis-
erably it would be their last
ITO be cnntinnndN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28
THIRTEEN

Gail had the feeling that they
were standing there like two women
yosSiping owe trivia. She suspected
also that Agnes ins,stcucc on con-
,ulting another doctor was not so
much out of concern for Regina as a
stubborn determination to push
Gail out of the picture.
a nurse walked by, accompanied
by a lanky young inferno IN hu>pi-
tai whites. Agnes eyes followed
them.
Il an distressed about Iu-
cicnnc,' she said, abruptly chang
ing the subject. The hospital seems
20 have east a spell on her
Then she's serious about being a
nurses aide? 90
Serious. It's all she talks about.
She had Doctor Kramer on the
phone for a half hour last night"
The elevator door opened. Gail
gave Agnes a firm little shove, and
hurried on to n children $ ward.
Little Nina Selmallno lay in Bed
One. She was small Tor her age,
which was SIX. Under heavy, tan
gled dark HAIR, her ~sloeblack eyes
peered at Gail with touching alice
ton.
Hello, Nina Gail sat beside the
bed and the childs thin fingers
closed on her land g%reedily. What
a starved youngster she was! Hun
CRY tor TODD, OF course, but more
hungry for love and attention.
Don't try to talk, honey she eau
toned. Il know your throat hurts.
But you'll have ice cream for sup
per. ...
The ugly little face glowcd. Gail
longed to pick up the irall body and
cuddle 1t to her breast. She felt
more than a passing responsibility
tor the child; h ANTE to help
her to happiness. she had taken
care OF Nlna's mother when the
baby was BORN. 1t occurred during
her mterneshlp; Whcn Dr. Nctor-
mick sent her out on Home Dellv-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28
RIVAL 70 MY HEART H@ 2&x
q OISIAISo/ED S/kWG fhA7UPES SYNDICATE. i've

Johnny and Carman had a dingv
three-room fiat in Fish Wharf
alley. Johnny usually spent the
relief check before Carman knew
ii had come.
FOR SIX years now, Gail had done
her best to convince Carman that
a child was a solemn responsibility.
"Carman.' Gail would plead, Nina
must nave codliver oil every morn
ing. And a hot cereal. And milk"
tarman listened ind~itferently,
her Mona Lisa gaze compliment. her
mind far away with Johnny. Nina
was only a nuisance to her.
When she left the children's
ward, Gail stopped at the office a
moment. DR.. Ralph Kramer was
sitting on a corner of the desk, teas
ing the Office girl. Gail was always
astonished to realize how attractive
ne was To women. He looked like
a dark, clumsy, young bear in hos
pltal whites, yet yer Gail was con-
scIous Of his virillty. The girl was
conscious of it too; smiling eagerly,
apDrovinr of his witticisms
lie turned to Gail in,olor,,,
"Thanks for bclninm mo ont of +Lo
blood bank the other day"
It's okay." She answered cold,v
wv hat about returning the favor
and substituting for mo thara ~.
morrow"
Sorry, sister. Ask me another
time" lie ruIhnd his LIuisb cLin
and smiled at her .S,v +b.t,,
some place vour consin Iucinnnn
Thayer lives in, They sbould
charge admission"
Its a gloomy old house, 7 think
Lucienne's about the onlv hrjgbt
thing there"
"She's a wonderful kid isn't
she?" he said admirinolv a]nnornnt.
" getting a great deal Of sa+isfoc-
ton by talking about her. "Sbo
looks like something out of Holly
wood, with that crazy haircut. but
she's got a lot OF sense"
Common sense is not so nm
usual in pretty girls" Gail said
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28
TRUMP LEAD CAN BE BAD
he Authority on Authorities"

CALCULATING original leads
on a basis Of the bidding which
has been done. most any passable
player thinks of a trump lead
when both the deClarer and his
partner had bid a side suit in ad-
dition to the third one which be-
comes the trump. Obviously one
partner al ruff one side suit and
the other car ruff the other one.
Hence a trump lead may cut
down rufus. But suppose your own
trump holding IS such that your
lead of it may sacrifice a trump
trick. Also suppose that the other
two suits sound quite strong. May
be then a lead of any of those
three suits would be bad and you
should try the fourth. even If you
have to leat from a tenace or
guarded honor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28
BY Chic Young
By PAUL ROBINSON

0uSl hoIiCe now 9oNln couia
make n's oNer-old eohttact any
OF 'he oiu sulls sol 'ed' tie cooIo
nave o,sN"'oeu ms !oSIhS 'i'p o."
SUR 'i'lI,S NIci'' no matter HON ne
piaSeu INC 'IulI'p SUI
p"l "'Sl 'o| '''e : VI t,e u''p'u
Guy su.'' cas- 5o' ~ WIN 'ne a
anu ie'"tIeD MS eIuo ~ "n'cn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28

dealer; South. Both sides vul-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-28
Wife Preserers

Sheets may be ironed quickly and look
smooth and fresh on the bed if you fold
them carefully in fourths as you take
them from the clotheslme. Next run your
iron over the ton Quarters where the hem
will be turned back. This will smooth the
xsat Of tha abssG
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-08-03

was surprised &c run across
some very helpful information on
window shades, Of all places, in a
Us. Department of Commerce.
bulletin -.
Did you know there are several
grades of cloth window shades II
fundamentally their quality and
serviceability depend on the type.
of cloth used (cambric, muslin or
holland), how closely it is woven
and the type of finish applied. q
For instance, there is a PyroxyliH
shade. 1t is very long lasting and
IS completely resistant to cracking
or "pin-holing." Besides Il will ncN
fade and can be washed or scrubs
bed with soap and water without
streaking! And did you know thsss
hand-painted cambria and Pyroxy-S
lin shades have the same advan-s
tages and qualities? @-~rs ess- 40
Hand-painted muslin, while no4
as closely woven as cambria, stiffi
requires no filler" pressed inos
the cloth to make it hang straight,5
and has all the other advantages,
of hand painted cambria. --~-. 4
q Machine-painted muslin shadaa
do contain slight filler" do noti
crack under normal use and win
not fade They may be cleane4
with a damp cloth or wallpaper
cleaner. ~ 49, <~ (
| learned, too, that under normal
use the more loosely woven watsyl
,;olor or coated muslin shaded,
machine-coated, resist cracking bud
will fade in extreme sunlight. Yon
may clean them with wallpaper
cleaner or art gum. ;.,,.l~,. -
, ] was very much interested TO-
know that Beetled Holland shadeSi
machine processed, have all thu
advantages of hand-painted CANT
bric! However, the fiat and dead
finish Holland shades are resistant
60 cracking only under normal USE
and will fade in extreme sunlights
They are highly translucent excepE
IN the darker colors and may Be-
cleaned with wallpaper cleaner ofj
art gum. "a s.sss..g
y With this information at youAs
hngertips you will be a far wiser
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-08-03

III wonder if you realize thai
fright now you can plan Z yoA
4dream" kitchen for the beautiful
new home you're planning to build
or remodel after peace is won ans
restrictions are lifted?k It's going
10 be lots of fun for you and thu
Eall-gas coordinated kitchen, the re.
sult of cooperation between NUM-
bax Of different manufacturers
plus the ingenuity of architects -
b perfection In every detail g@%
] know you'll be interested I q
knowing that the postwar trefN
Toward the wide, open spaces 40
taken into consideration, tuo.s An
Eamong the cooperating Arms GlS
Sthose making ranges, refrigerator
water heaters and room heatert a
EUSe butane or propane the %oH
kthe-eity-gas-main" s gases. n Sons
times known as tank" or "bottle6
Igases, they are now used in MOD
than 100000 homes for cooking
Refrigeration, water q and e ro0a
beating! sss * lsss
10 You know how important tM
right size of your kitchen unit 4
Wen, standar1izing the sizes VIZ
a big part of the job these Cd
Operating firms had to face. Il Brs
the manufacturers Of gas range
sinks, \ refrigerators, tables Il Er
fcupboards got together and ,estaK
lished a few up and down sizes and
then several : widths.T Thez resa
Is that nowg you ,caDF plan yu
kitchen with these established sfzsN
land it's not only thrilling but n
seasy as sitting on the floor and G
ting blocks together d
with tbeseE newt arrangema
1pn can actually have "a stsea%
lined kitchenIwith the Same Cot
ter height running around al "a
sWHIlsi n And the & sppli 6neeS q -
ehoose win be 8 truly built |.
bout an sunslghtly gap betwss
units. ! saw one. SUCH kitchen tn
used IinoI eum cover oil around %
eept for thsg range spa1ich hedE 4
sLainless steel TOP extending sbS&
foot 20 each do I'd. the .ragi
proper.
Stores win soon alIaE kIIlacis
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-11

spend a week at the home of the
latter's sister at Cortland, N. Y.
This will eb the first time that
This viii be the first time that
Miss Vesta Harris spent last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Clara Seran. Mrs. Seran has been
confined to her bed for the past
Mrs. Margaret Collinson receiv-
flower show in East Liberty Sur
one cordially invited.
two weeks.
Mrs. James w. Davis called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hisey al Broadway last Saturday.
Mr.. HiSey is slowly improving, fol-
lowing an automobile accident two
weeks ago.
Guy Green returned home from
the Mayo Brothers clinic at Roch-
ester, Mimi, last week. We are
unable to report any particulars
in regard to the observation.
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; SOMERSYILLE
NEWS NOTES
Bx CLINTON DAVIS

October IA has been selected for
the Somersville Friends church
home coming. Services will be held
throughout the day with a basket
dinner at the noon hour. It's your
home coming, why not make your
way to the church that morning
for Sunday School at 10 o'clock
and plan to spend the remainder
of the day there? This is your in
vitation. Everybody welcome.
The friends Aid Society was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Mae
Herford, near Redwood, last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nichols
left last Wednesday afternoon to
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Tuesday. Oct. 16

M. V. Noel, at the farm 2 miles
north of Larue, 10 cattle, SO hogs,
poultry, hay and grain, straw, 2
tractor outfits, farm implements,
J. Pfarr jr., auct.
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MnnfaV- Nov. 3

Hall and Cramer, a mile east of
Raymond, SO head of registered
Angus cattle, 100 head of register
ed Poland China hogs, registered
sheep, dairy cattle, 2 horses, hay
and grain, tractor farm nipple
ments, Wright, Simpson, and Pfarr,
auctS.
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Thursday, Oct. lS

Ernest A. Jones, six miles east
of Marysville on Marysville rd., 2
horses, 20 cattle, % sheep, 81 hogs,
hay and grain, implements, house
hold goods. Simpson & Son, aucts.
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Tuesday, Oct. so

Mrs. Lelah Mcmahon, ! mile
northeast of Somersville, a horses,
Al Shorthorn cattle, hogs, 43 sheep,
go chickens, tractor outfit, inn
.plements, butchering outfit, black
smith tools, hay and grain. Simp-
son & Son, aucts.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a
At l2 o'clock, the following property:
I7-HEAD OF CATTIE-17

17-HEAD OF CATTIE-H
Red treshen Dec. heavy mixer
booded Guernsey old due feshen Dec A. heavy milk
Guernsey old bred and giving good flow OF milk;
old fresh good flow of milk
yellow Jersey DID, fresh and rebrd and giving 40
Guernsey good flow
milk part Jersey and Guernsey old with calf at sde
brinde years calf side; red Old calf at sde
Guernsey years DID, Guernsey heifers bred red
heifer 8 months old; Guernsey heers 6 months old.
7-HEAD OF SHOATS-7
Seven head of feeding ShOats and weigh 100 lbs each
HAY AND GRAIN
Is mixed alfalfa bushels OF
Red Columbia $50 of IS 5Ob bags calcium
carbonate
IMPLEMENTS
cylinder John Deere
shape Durham 7tOot cupacer
walking breaking nch; 9nch Letz feed grinder
bed Deering
evator Mccormick binder with bundle carrier in
junk bull blinds; eight 1Oga milk sausage
lard milk buckets and other articles too NUM-
mention.
MILKING MACHINE
magnetic mixer single with q hp motor pump,
enough stall cocks and solution
sold by sale.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Oak dining table buffet chairs da~
Ackeman and bench Copper Clad
ca Buckeye heater l5 COngoeum 6x9 AK
rug; cabinet rugs small
odd
beds other articles
Spngdae Missionary Society viii lunch
CHARLESL. WILCOX
& Son. auctoneers Ligget Reed clerks
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-11
Friday, Oct. 10

Stella Neal, at her farm 2 miles
north of Magnetic Springs, closing
out sale. Watch this paper. j..
Pfarr jr., auct.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-11
Saturday, October 20

A. E. Award, 9 miles southeast
of Delaware, II cattle, 2 horses,
hogs, So sheep, poultry and equip
ment, miscellaneous and house
hold goods. Odus Crandall, auc-
tioneer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-11
FRIDAY, Nov. 8

B. H. Matteson, 5 miles north
west of Redwood, watch this pap
er for further announcement, j.
Pfarr jr., auct.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-11
wednesday. Oct. II

Beryl ID. Rhyan and Son, 21a
miles south of Pharisburg on Nc
Cracken farm; 19 cattle, imple-
ments, hay and grain. Simpson &
Son, aucts.