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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
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William Dean Steiner, a student
at Bowling Green University, spent
Friday with Pfc. Robert Marshall who
is here on furlough from Grand Is
land, Neb.
Richard Cupp who is senior in
Horticulture at Ohio State University
in Columbus, gave a demonstration
of the arranging of winter bouquets
at a meeting of the Pleasant Grange
held in Columbus Grove Monday e.
vening. - ~. 49, -----v
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Whistler who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity for several
months, left Wednesday for their
home in Oceanside, Calf. They left
there in October of last year with a
trailer and in their travels have WIS.,
tied all but six states in the u. S.,
which they plan to do next year.
DR.. and Mrs. M. r. Bixel, daughter
Alice Jean and son Paul Don of Bluff
ton, and Miss Madeline Bixel of Fos-
toria were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Marshall and son
Robert.
Steve and William James return
ed to their home in Evanston, H.,
Sunday, after spending a week with
Mrs. Walter Cupp and family.
Mrs. Robert Barnett and son Da-
vid, who have been guests in the w.
E. Marshall home the past two weeks,
returned to their home in Columbus
Monday in company with William
Bassitt of near Beaverdam.
Kenneth Marshall spent the past
week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Mcdowell and daughter Rose
mary, of Pandora, who are vacation
ing in northern Michigan.
Phares and Don Steiner of Lima
were Monday guests of Pfc. Robert
Marshall at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Marshall.
The September meeting of the
Methodist w. S. C. S. will be held in
the home of Mrs. Naomi Larue
Thursday afternoon of next week
with the following program: Song;
Devotions-"In Green Pastures
Mrs. Clifford Fruchey; Topic, Meth
odists in the Country"-Mrs. Louella
Van Alta and Mrs. Arthur Price;
Music -Harmonica solo-Mrs. Arthur
Price; Closing prayer.
The first meeting of the club year
of the Profit and Pleasure Club will
be held in the home of Mrs. Harry
Mayberry near Columbus Grove,
Wednesday afternoon of next week.
Mrs. Mayberry who is collector of
antique glassware will give talk on
Antiques" and each club member is
to bring an antique and give some
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rolling it in another one.
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of its history. The new officers in
clude: Mrs. Harry Mayberry, presi-
dent; Mrs. Isaac Neuenschwander,
vice-president; Mrs. Walter Marshall,
secretary and Mrs. Glen Mayberry,
treasurer. Mrs. Lawrence Begg will
serve on the Flower Committee and
Mrs. F. C. Marshall will have charge
of the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Steiner spent
last Monday evening with Mrs. Nir-
ginia Davies and family and Mr.. c.
c. Corson of Pandora. DR.. Stansil of
Ashville, N. C. and Miss Alice Davies,
who have been employed as doctor
and nurse in a government hospital
in Cristobal, Panama for the past
few years showed an interesting ar
ray of pictures that were taken
during their stay there. The Doctor
also had many pictures taken during
a visit in Mexico.
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Both Spencerville and Lafayette
are taking up football this year for
the first time, because of their in
creased enrolment of students, and
Elida, playing for the last few years,
had an undefeated and unscored on
team last season. -.~1-n
On the other hand those who feel
the Pirates would produce more win
ming teams against the larger Class
B schools such as Ada, Shawnee, ETC.,
feel Bluffton's win over Shawnee has
demonstrated what they argued all
along-that altho the locals are bet
ter than the average Class B school
the differential is not sufficient to ex-
pect championship outfits in the
tough competition of Western Buck
eye league play.
As matters have stood since en-
trance in the Western Buckeye loop,
the locals play only two Class B foes
Ada and Pandora s. For the last
two years in football, the locals have
a 800 record against their Class B
opponents Perhaps this season
may come more nearly showing
what the locals can do against West
ern Buckeye gridders, for the 1916
squad appears to have the makings
of better than average Bluffton
ou'ii'' -. -.
In basketball, the Pirates have al
ways shown to better advantage a.
gainst Western Buckeye foes than in
football, even during the period in
which Bluffton's enrolment has drop
ped from a mark of 600 in 1889 to
the 1916 registration of 486.
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time for the opener.
Buttons eight-game schedule
this fall will pit the Pirates against
Kenton, Ada, Celina and Bellefon-
taine at home. Games will be play
ed on foreign fields against Pandora,
Van Vert, St. Mary and Wapakon-
eta.
Ada and Pandora are the only
non-league foes on the card, and
the remaining contests will be
against other members of the West
ern Buckeye association. All games
will be night contests.
The schedule:
Sept. 13-Kenton, here.
Sept. 20-Ada, here.
Sept. 27-Pandora, there.
Oct. 4-Van Vert, there.
Oct. 11-Celina, here.
Oct. 18-St. Marys, there.
Oct. 24-Wapakoneta, there.
Oct. 31-Bellefontaine, here.
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Returning from a five day fishing
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| again when the gun cut short the
first half of eight minutes, then
they settled down to march 72 yards
to the Shawnee six-yard line in the
last half, when the closing gun
again thwarted their attempt to add
to the score.
In the 16 minutes of playing time,
the Pirates racked up five first
downs to Shawnee's two, looked good
on running and power plays, and
came up with two thrilling complet-
ed passes.
In the other three 16-minute Olym-
pia games, Van Vert bested Lima
South, 6 to O; Elida beat Lima st.
Rose, 8 to O; and Lima Central out
scored Wapakoneta 6 to 0. ~-,~~;
Three Western Buckeye league
teams competing in the Olympia
added to the prestige of the loop,
with two of them winning their
starts. Bluffton, Van Vert and
Wapakoneta are the three league
members who competed. '~-Tw
-~~s-., ~-ZZ
Ohio county agricultural agents
have lists of recommended crop
varieties for planting in Ohio. The
recommendations are based upon
careful tests made to compare
Yields of all varieties
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Troop 56

Troop Sc attended the Boy Scout
Circus and parade in Lima last Sat-
urday afternoon and evening.
The parade originated in down.
town Lima and paraded on to the
Lima stadium where a very Impress
i've flag raising ceremony was wit
messed.
The whole program was on the
different stages of Scouting in this
area.
Troop 56 had charge of game
called "Steal the Bacon"
The Allen District Court of Honor
that is held every three months was
held at the Circus and Troop Sc was
awarded three advancements. Bill
Burcky and Ronald Diller were a
warded the rank of Star Scout while
John Tripplehorn was awarded the
rank of Second class.
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Evolution of Window Glass
Although man invented glass 5000
years ago, it took him another 1000
years to invent window glass.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGIkIA.

LYON VILLAGE-7-room brick in heart
of magnificent environment; modified Geor-
gian entrance, perfectly detailed and ap-
pealing to lovers of the elegant: posses
,1 EItb RoscoE 6A 6ANas = WILL1AM WI. IN J9HM Sags
5-rm. home. conveniently located to Penta-
gon, No ISL, ABARC REALTY, 1924 Lee
hwy. GIL 1000, OK. 0676 -22
BRICK, 8 ROOMS, only $1,000. full price:
So, 900 1st trust; only $4,000 down. Full
basement, tile bath. large rooms. No. 1S4
AgARC BEATTY. 1924 Lee hwy, GIL. 1890 ss
3-BEDRooM HOUSE. on an acre, setting
well back from the road: this 6--year-old
house was built for The fan family with small all
tram trafic Il hazards. on the 1st, floor are
living room dining room; kitchen and Y
bath: on 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms and bath
other features include hot-water oil heat
with summer. winter hookup, electric
and @ hardwoGd woo rdonv oors
Rries $4,000: For terms sns see nd.ls MASON 80
Alex. 5s12. Closed Sundays.
ATTRACTIVE HOME in perfect shape
of Herndon, 20 miles from Washingtonl
close to graded and A high .,ssi schools t, Wiz
rooms. rooms 3 baths. electricity. furnace oper-
and sewerage system; wide veranda on
two sides. Price S2e, 800; 0ne-thtrd
FARM AGENCY. Aerndon. Fairfax County
Evening star., 1946-10-22
oFFIcEs FOR RENT (coNT.). =.

ss' sns e. sis s5 s00T5 DE''sisA z sAss sfsR
SSss4Sys ss:t .:s SINAI. ss. 81 as IT,
.ssss .sss 9sss sss So. T. 81 SD ssss s5s
st 1oT SLY vacant 'hf5is sS'Ri REA e.
F9H 9 SooroR & Eli fiss real estate
ss ct Tss oeston has' ylel enty snn
door apt. Il needed; full basement with Wit
floor. 1900 block. st. NV. Immediately
BFSfs%s BRS % %ATfhaqoS ThHfs Bldg f. d ssosase ssea
with busy physician; Office with apartment.
lGss10s HaE sr Tssphons gE dasor,tea soo1
Similar business. RoBERT ". SAVAGE.
SFwGY Iq0n EMS RaE NA seso
dSTsf; 4, Si,r rsssso1sbe Is rental az. iii $2 s2
3a fE.. dosa,saS DOWN saSh Ass Esh
adfIei OFFICE rs Is @ SHARE. s'ad desk space, mail
ssperienced operator. I. ). co5SW1E. ,soS
iiTH II II AND SiS X SITS. N.w-Newly decorated
STEIN q CO., 141b X St. NV, NE. 94oo
1894 10TH ST. NV large rooms and
sgssFEs co. eos'fsEGn f4iS os st. Nv
sas a & Sfs?; 81. N.w.-slx rooms. bath; h.-x:n. ;;
sa qAE od 6NnY 7s57 rss9 Sssre do%ntovn ES1n oes n
Washington. we know. because we s1am hayt
'sG ST.. . WEST VI T Or o COM. AvE.-Entire End
and Bird floors, approx. 5000 SO. 1t. open
space. Newly remodsIsd; vacant. VIII
rent rent sspapatelyii pr DRURY REALTY co5P''
1898 Goth sI: Nw.-New bldg; entire is,
a., 100 So IT,; vacant. DRURY REALTY
f9Re s5S bLk: 1Is7 OF x EYE FE ST. 1lss
os iS aEos9E SssG eose WoRRNa sFgPe
TON & SON. l719 Eye st. NV, Ma. 1926
EXCEL. DOWNTOWN LOCATION for large
So IT. Call Mr.. Fischer. with DREYFUSs
BROS. Realtors. MA. 05s2. ewes. Wo. $3.50
1st-FLooR APARTMENT. ideal for doctor,
offices: 1st taxi zone: goth St, near F
snd Conn ic aye Boz daSE as;s Sta Star aoor "a iant
heat fsrnshed part 1os er ali n,ns4 near Georss
HysttsyiiIs at % 400 sf satimore e blvd. t cL1ss
BpsfSEss B1pshfSSEEs eH SatiSh Mk fSeo fof rent Can TX
PHYSICIANS OR DENTISTS. omces 70,
rent rent WI yicisit|y sn|a Conn., ave- and st. nv
coLoREpMorr1cE eea Ml sosei ROOMS for rent. mao a
| 1907 11th st. NV; reasonable. Phone DI
70S3 for information. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont,

s175 PER ACRE--3o acres. choicest sec.
tion Of MONTGOMERY Co. short distance to
3. g. o. station for committing to Washing
fronts Paved road wth befa fee ano Monthly
payments: land overlooks beautiful valley.
sDd egsI s g!sh s4a4 high pT saeS sleySati9n
onn9saton M9 H. oored sario and hfs frame Work
The ssuaTss;; Ts; 1.as neaF Forestvilie' ND BY
eGoicE oMacfE TEAdI, Ts RI il acres well sIsvssea
about 3 acres clad, balance wooded SmsH
ms tron pi Psrshd "a f0SnDi' Ma Res s
sIPRs SSns; r. SSSS Ss;t 81 =
acre, 200 it. frontage on Alabama aye.
100 M AcREs, close H. H. Sever Sever and md gsssr sssG.
afsa's Rish fisFH5s IETToS MARfiS' Earle Bids"
s,.s RIDE 4gs IN hyz f:4tl. xas 2s 2on on
ans smsil sire stream, nr town only Sis ks
doony nash nh4ssry dss for n nf hfs RRoN co a
exeLusryE susDIyrsIoES s. SITE sn1s}dn RS1Iinsi
ssseh Eve esRss I or ds7soP%sht IN thIs
Saaasd os eheIy FonFass Gnase ssfoR
PfSufi + miles road @ ffontass two parcels so1,
or as whole. Call Frank 8. Sharpe ~,
6234-6235 daily: AT. 9247 evenings and
Sunday. A. H. BAcAs. Realtor. liza
a6- ACRES, rolling woodland, good site .s Tor for
weekend lodge or home; ample saw TIMBER
and logs for bldgs; "a miles from wash
ington; hard road. stream; price & &S2, &,5oS.
FAIRFAX REALTY CO., Falls Cnnrgeh-
sufIDERs, snHns Ek lAaTriTENTIoN-7s acres in Sill
yer Spring area, large frontage on Georgia
ave; streets cut. utilities, bus, schools and
Shopping, all engineer work completed: at
the attractive price of S1250 per acre:
Just right for GI housing. DRE1SEN- %
FREEDMAN, INC. ST. 1900. 127
ACRE LOTS, wooded. on good % road near nsac
and phone available. Only $3.50 90; terms:
Wooded tracts of Is acres. $4,000 per
acre; terms. GAINES g. BEolN' 'oaasei. aei.
AfTENTIoN, BUILDERS. 200 acres, "a
mile frontage on Macarthur blvd; price.
$3.50 per acre; attractive terms to respon-
| sible persons GEORGE Y. WORTHING-
TON g. SON. 1919 Eye st. NV. MA. 332o.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

OLD DOMINION DR.. ne.r McLeann, Va
Tract containing approximately 20 very
desirable acres; restricted: beautifu! trees;
ions road fronting pTicea a
SlisTSIcT HEieHTs. - MP:MAiTSst T:;s!l S;7s j i ]
;ssfss S 1S2VTEsFSfsis 2TsF6 g. aane is q
Ssrs e FAILS hsrss Church Ua cam s.
cut in.o small AL ISss ,n PTles M sns snly $500 per
NEAR sfEs kNaHvAE0 M AM0bESSSSRR 03bESSRSk e.
acres acres Of beautiful. rolling, land, $500 pei
acre, excel, for subdiv. 90 O. L: MURDoSkS' sSS
3e.ACRE HoMESITE in Colesyille. Md,
area: verv slightly. high elevation, good:
IRON frontass; Si1.5oo; +: p, RIPLEY, 81
1899. tsun. and eyes,, sH. 6916, Mr.
I 0c ACRE BUILDING SITE. on Rigss I'd.
priced right for quick sale. ,0aIlll 0all today
ave. ne. NO. 1908.
s25 DOWN buys beautiful half.acre lot 2s
miles D. c. line, fronting paved road. will
slec. and telephone; %. % L MSuRSD5ocK SaS5
$500 PEE ACRE-eh acres, fronting paye'
road, with cleo. and telephone. % mile
D. c. line; choice section Howard Co., Nd.
low down payment, M eoooA e L. p, MsUaRSDDocKs saSD
Evening star., 1946-10-22
STORES FOR RENT.

418 N. J. AVE. NV stories and base
ment; approximately 1900 50. IT on LIST
floor; vacant. Call LEO n, BERNSTEIN
STORE in Q central location. Apply to
GHAs n, coNNoR, 2426 Penna. ave. n.w.'
Zoo Zoo BTSocK G ST. N.w.-omce space on
ground door for several stores. Cali bet.
g and 5. BROWN REALTY CORP, DU.
New BUILDING, 18th and H SITS. ne
Retail and wholesale location; adjacent
Sears Roebuck and Giant Market: 5000
50: r.. 1st7h. leading platform; zoned q, Snd q
for for onices, department store, mer-
,handisng. showrms ste ss srGss ventila;,
tenants requirements; will divide, Now
Essdy pn y7fs fsr occupancy LOUIS BuRMsAN' sA
1898 goth ST. N.W.-New bldg. entire
1st floor, LOO square feet; vacant.
DRURY REALTY CORP. 1887 K. RE.
FROZEN cUsTARD LOCATION for rent,
at North Capitol and N. 7. ave.; over 25
y, wide; low rent long lssse lGqav, For in IN
Y ave W DI 63SS
Evening star., 1946-10-22
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION. HOME and .
Florida's Gulf Coast: fertile homesites,
/ to acres, fronting or near salt water,
community boat dock priyil.; hard rd,,
$500, S45 down, SIS mo-; immed. posses
sion. For beautiful illustrated free book
let, write or phone between and 5, PAUL
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, on the Connecticut
shore Of Ions. Island Sound; 612 acres. very
attractively Handicapped; handsome main
house, IL rooms, baths; gardeners cot
tage, 8 rooms and bath; 4-car garage, with
Groom and bath apt. over same; gym
nasium, tennis court and private dock;
good train connections. Priced under re-
production cost For further details call
Mr.. White. with VIM. NJ. THROCKMOR-
TON. Realtor. DI 6O92.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1887 n ST. N.E."-Including the large
garage in rear to q wide alley. A reason
able offer may buy il. See It and then
atb AND You SITS. N.w.-s15.ooo; store
and room 1st floor, 8 rooms, bath End
floor; 2-car garage. DAVID d. BARRY,
ME- 2025. 1907 H st. NV, az
DOCTORS-Here is an established ne. To-
cation, choice detached corner brick house
on fine ave-: income from apartments
additional to doctors .ofice: extra lottage
incl; S2S,500; reasonable terms. r. Law
RENEE broker, Ma. 9155; ewes, LII 2Q40.
"41s NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w."-vacant
and suitable for many uses; Zoned End
eemmercisl. May I have a reasonable, ,sam ,1,
HARRY al TE1EDMAN HsGksr sfl. RE laSS.
4. story. Newly remodelled; =. Compact
private orsanization. professional use: etc:
facilities in rear. Reasonably priced for
appointment. Call ARKAY CO.. Ma. 1922.
"I724 N. CAPITOL STA corner bldg,
consisting Of stores and Q apts; no
It and then call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN,
WHsHNGToN CIRCLE Large brick
house Of 10 rooms; opposite new hospi.al;
Evening star., 1946-10-22
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN OFFICE, 2 rooms. first noor,
near Ambassador Hotel. 500, MA. 4179.
fessional men; 3-reom Offices in Claren-
don. LYON. INC, CHI. 7O70, GIL. 66l 1
e15 srd ST. NV large rooms in . very
convenient l.eation for an once in the
NV. section Of washington; rental. $aa55
grmant gsr mo ,ys Henry n1 HHs1s siss INC 2S
BETWEEN sTATLER AND MAYFLOWEH
-2nd-foor front suite of 3 rooms, lava
tory, coo 50. IT,, suitable business or pro-
fessional. WI. 1878. -23
UPPER 14th St., $500 block; entire sec.
ond floor, ofices and bath, $75. Cal
RA. 1927 after Monday. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-22
coMMERcIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

dIOI BLADENSBURG RD.-This yalua-
Bile corner commercial property with .
frontage Of 100 it. by depth Of 263 IT.
now improved only by frame house, Is
mediate sale: terms if required. Please
cali HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE-
nrtoTW1NrowN now LOT on Eye. near 10th NV.
26x10O: a reasonable offer may buy II.
Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker
DT 11RR
Evening star., 1946-10-22
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BROKERS, ATTENTION! VIII exchange
acreage and building lots for income prop,
Bradley rds and Conn. ave, Mont. Co.
Nd, and South Capitol st. extended, P. g.
Co, Md. South Capitol st. is soon 70 be
Bridge, now under construction, bringing
our 800 acres in. this locality within 10
minutes Of Washington's business center.
FULTON R. GORDON, owner. 1427 Eye
Evening star., 1946-10-22
WAREHoUsEs WANTED.

SPACE WANTED for small WOODWORKING
shop; location secondary. FRANK NOR.
RISON, 81. 3T55. -22
NEED 900 so. FIT. of warehouse space;
location unimportant; call overlook 2211
WAREHOUSE WANTED-100OO to 10000
sq IT., l floor and rail siding preferred
Send complete information to Box 1859,
Alexa ndria va Pa
Evening star., 1946-10-22
LOTS WANTED.

Md sscoTT SANDERS. TR 1858.
HAVE CLIENTS with conSiderable caSn
who desire. to buy Immediately, 20 70 4Uo
NE. II43. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1946-10-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

CASH FOR D. c., Mo. and Va. houses
trust notes. FULTON r. GORDON. 1421
Eye st, NV. DI. $3.50 til pm. Brokers @
FOR SATISFACTORY SALE of your prop.
erty, b. C-Md., please call HOMER M
HUNTER, WA, 6s4s. 47o9 BALTIC. aye aye
Hvat Md
Evening star., 1946-10-22
OFFICES WANTED.

MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATTVE de-
sires l or 2 furnished or unfurnished
rooms downtown. Write full details. Box
1921, Star. -26
Evening star., 1946-10-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
INDUS PROP FOR RENT OR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GEO. 81. WILLIAMS CO. STORY. 10000
50, it. floor space. freproof, goned End
comm. 6O-D; excellent buy on any market.
Kopit Elk S535. -23
Evening star., 1946-10-22

REAR 215 3rd ST. N.W.-An ideal loca-
ton for small oface, warehouse, storage
cars; rental S7b per mo- HENRY J. RoBB.
INC, 1924 Vt. ave. NV. DI. S141. -22
Evening star., 1946-10-22
STORES WANTED,

STORES WANTED.
STORE in location suitable for package
liquor store: will rent or purchase. Box
15l-R, Star. 2S.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
D. c., Md. and Va. Prompt service st
TINE &. BERENTER. 112e Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1946-10-22

NEED A HOME? Then this 5-room brick
Colonial on large lot should be seen; u
has liv. rm.. din. rm., equipped kit.,, large
bedrms, tiled bath. full basement, large
porch. In ideal neighborhood, priced al
Sl2,650. with 81 900 cash.
5-room Colonial-This masonry home
has everything you can expect on the
market today for $4,000, with $4,000
down. It sets on a large elevated lot and
Is ideally located in nice neighboyhood
Shown by appointment.
Arna Valley = This 5-room semidet
brick home is ideally located 3 min. from
Pentagon, min. from WASHINGTON down
at S10.750, with $4,000 cash. You should
not miss this one.
WEAyIEH H5hLdf ~ "a. Sl,Soc Sn Sn
Evening star., 1946-10-22

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Evening star., 1946-10-22

NEED A HOME?-A cozy 5-room. 2-story
semidetached with lot over $500 So. IT.
is vacant and available with title: PRICED
reasonably, with terms, to include all
title and settlement fees and monthly pay
ment to include taxes and insurance. Full
details by calling GIL 1902 or CHI. 9s16.
Evening star., 1946-10-22

GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-waverly Hills
Attention, GI 5-rm.. Spanish stuceo
large nv. rm. with fireplace. full-sized din
bedrnM. full basement. oh.-w. heat: lot
75x20o, with plenty of oak shade trees
Owens 5000, 3506 Columbia pike, Arl.. Va
Evening star., 1946-10-22
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

VISIT WASHINGTON FREQUENTLY? My
comfortable downtown studio in quiet St,
next to bath. avail. monthly. to esirable
business person. Box 200-L. Star. -23
Evening star., 1946-10-22

GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co-Arna Valley
Make US an offer on this clean 5-rm. semi
det. brick home, with full basement, o.a.-c.
heat nice lot; convenient to transp., stores
and schools; 10 min. from downtown
Washington: suitable for service personnel.
Owens 5000, 3506 Columbia pike, Arl., Va.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-17
CLASSIFIED 4ADS FOR SAlE T:

Tho Publ ic Hco1th Nurse, Miss Clone tson,
 is in Vosillo on ovory Thursday.
 Tho crooncry notifics us thnt thero is to be Q BULLETIN BOARD put up in tho CreonerN so that notices, needs etc. can be posted thero.
 WANTED: Your contribut ion of $2. to tho Hospi itol Fund for tho Temporary Hospital. You may leave it vi tn Mrs. John son at tho Extension Office, with Mrs. Barker in Dr. Hoohn's Office, with Mrs. Piorson at tho REA Office, or at tho Hospital with Miss Hovonor.
The Valley settler., 1946-10-17
NOT ICES

AMERICAN LEGION DANCE for the BENEFIT OF THE NET HOSPITAL this Saturday night at the Palmer Community Hall. There will al so be box social. Ladies are asked to bring Boxes which will be auctioned off to the highest bidder in the good old fashioned style. Let's make this event one of the biggest of the season. REMEMBER Saturday enening, October 19.
 The NATANUSA VALLEY LIBRARY ASSOC HTIoN will moot on Monday evening of this week. special meeting has beon planned with Rev. Afsen,' Mrs. Thuma and Mrs. sherrod the rofrc slunont committee. Let's have a good turn out, MONnAY-0CToBER 21, at 500 p.m. in tho LIBRARY.
 Tho Library has now boon opon for months and 60 cards have boon sold. As winter comes it is hoped that moro people will begin reading and making bottor uso of tn 0 Library.
 Tho VEGETABLE PRODUCERS will moot at tho Exton sion Offico on Monday evening October 2, at o:oo p.m.
 HoNENAKERS' ACHIEVEMENT DAY will bo ob- served in the Palmer conun ity Hall at 9:oo p.m. on Tuesday evening October 22. A spec iol program hns boon planned ond tho ontiro family is invited.
 LOOSE LODGE NO. 793 moots on Tue sdny October 22, in tho Moose Hall ct $500 p.m. Tho NoRTHAND PIONEER GRANGE NO. 1 will moot in tho Grange Hn1l at 800 p.m. on Thur sdcy October 24th. Members arc urged to attend. Tho usual lunch will bo served All ACHIEVEMENT DAY is schodul cd for Sat- urday November 2, at tho Palmer Connnlnity Hall. 2: % p m. Tho public is invited. 1 A =