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home recuperating from his acct
dent. He is employed by the army.
.
TO SPEND VACATION
IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. Elmer Cant 1920 Willis
Avenue left Sunday for a two week
vacation at Minneapolis, Mimi, at
the home Of her father, Thomas
Minis.
ELDER ROWE VISITS CITY
Elder Thomas M. Rowe of New
York City, who recently held a
revival at Sharon 7th day Adj
ventist church, 2760 Lake ST., is
visiting in the city.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldie Davis, 2215
Miami, report having had a very
fine vacation trip to Kansas City,
Kansas where they visited Mrs.
Davis sister, Miss Asilee Dotson.
Miss Dotson is a labratory tech
nician in Douglas hospital there.
$50
MR.. AND MRS. OSCAR OLIVER
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar E. Oliver,
2105 Miami St., have as their
guests their mothers Mrs. Edna
Robinson of Duncan, Okla, and
Mrs. T. C. Oliver of st. Paul. MINI.
The occasion is the birth of a sol
to the Junior divers on August
End. Both mother and son are do
ing well.
RETURNS TO OMAHA
James Sweet of New York City
served part of his army enlistment
at TT. Crook, Nebr. After spend
ing 38 months in the TEO, he re-
turned here to work for the Par
sons Construction Company. Mr..
Sweet lives at the Willis hotel, at
22nd and Willis Avenue.
TO ENTER CREIGHTON PREP
Harry Harrison will enter Crei-
ghton Prep this fall. He is the son
of Mrs. Gladys Harrison, 21O6
Ohio Street.
VISITORS OF MRS. JOHNSON
Mrs. Lyndell White and her
grandchildren, Lorraine and Teddy
Johnson of Leavenworth, Kansas,
IRE visiting at the home of Mrs.
M Johnson, 2218 Willis Avenue.
MR.. CHARLES COLEMAN
HOME
Mr. Charles Coleman prominent
Legioneer and political figure, has
been i'll for the past year in the
Veterans hospital in Lincoln Ne
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24
RETURNS TO A
VISITORS OF MRs. IoHNsoN

Mrs. Lyndell White and her
grandchildren, Lorraine and Teddy
Johnson of Leavenworth, Kansas,
IRE visiting at the home of Mrs.
M. Johnson, 2218 Willis Avenue.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

home recuperating from his acct
dent He is employed by the army.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

MRS. J. C. JOHNSON, TOPEKA
was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Diamond, 2714
Grant.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-24

Mae. Her husband Leroy Smith, is
proprietor of a Record Shop in
Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wales, of
23O6 No. 21st St, are planning a
six monm trip to Chicago. They
will leave Sept. 9th.
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ing with matches which set her
dress afire. She is being treated
for burns and shock at the Pasco
hospital.
There will be a Food sale and
Mothers Day gifts at Griggs Bros
store Saturday, May IL, by the
Royal Neighbors Of America.
Mrs. Lille Gutherey of Pasa-
dena, California is a visitor at the
home of her daughter Mrs. George
Hansen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van AL
stine of Chealis came Sunday TO
visit the Roger Records. Mrs
Van Alistine and Mr.. Records are
brother and sister.
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friendships. Those present were
Elsie Anderson and Mrs. Vic
Smul of Pasco, Mrs. Robert vii
liams, of Dayton, Miss Margaret
Hawkins, and Mrs. Robert Tweedt.
T. j. Hardin of Denver, Colo
RADIO, spent the weekend at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs.
Roger Records and family.
AT the Red Cross meeting held
Monday evening at the Admins
tration Bldg, of Parkview Homes.
Mrs. Jim Dickinson was elected
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gave their May Day Dance at the
Recreation Hall. Spring flowers
and May Day streamers In pastel
colors formed the decorations and
a record crowd for the season en-
joyed the dancing and turkey
sandwiches. The committee on
arrangements included MIR. and
Mrs. Bob Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Heggen, MIR. and Mrs. Ted Robin
son, and MIR. and Mrs. Chris Chris
tenson.
Last Saturday Barbara, the four
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
v. E. Bell, suffered burns by play
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to fill the office of secretary
Treasurer. The office was for
merly held by Gene Spauldinl
whose resignation was due to il
health.
Thursday evening the Nazaren,
congregation gave a house warm
ing for the Rev. and Mrs. Briecs
who have just moved into thei,
new home in East KenneWick re.
Gently purchased.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Otte an6
son Michael drove to Spokane Sat.
urday to visit Mrs. Cites siste,
Alice Pasche. On Sunday they
went to Cour d'Alene to see Mr.
Cites brother Albert Zarndt and
family. There they found Miss
Marie Spiegelberg, a former Ken
neWick resident, was also a guest
Mr.. Otte returned Sunday and
Mrs. Otte remained.in Spokane for
Ia longer visit.
Friday evening a group of Mrs,
Lampson's friends gave her sur
prise party. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anon, Mr.,
and Mrs. Odin Staley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winkinwerder, Mr.. and Mrs.
FHalph Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Lampson and Mrs. Elsie Walters.
Bridge was the diversion for the
evening.
Mrs. George Adams, assisted BY
Mrs. Paul Horsley and Mrs. La
verne Daley gave shower at
her home honoring Mrs. John Car
Itch. There were eighteen guests
who presented many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Lottie Lampson left Tuesday
morning for a months vacation,
Tying from Portland to Los Ange-
les to meet her sister-in-law Mrs.
Leah Ludwiclk, who will accomp-
any her to Pensacola, Florida.
They will visit Mrs. LudWick's
son 1t. e. L. L. Ludwick,' of the
Navy, who is stationed at Pensa-
COL. On their return to Los Ange.
les they will visit many points of
interest on the way.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home Of Mrs: Lottie Lampson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Lampson
and family and Byron Lampson,
OF Pasco, Ross Hill of Missoula,
Montana, and Gene Wade of
Pasco..
John Gravenslund, S &c writes
the home folks from camp in San
Diego, California, that he has been
having bad case Of the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reds
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Payton Reid
and son, Billie, was their guest the
first of the week. Mrs. Reid is
visiting in this city and Washtucna
while her husband is absent on a
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. j. H. Gravenslund's sister
Mrs. c. L. Barrick who lived in
Opportunity, Washington, passed
away last Tuesday, May z. Mrs.
Barrick was a visitor In Kenne-
wick several months ago and will
be remembered by many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Gravenslund,
Mrs. j. H. Gravenslund, and Earl
Schmandt. are driving to Oppor-
tunity Friday to attend the fun
eral services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Higley have
returned from a trip to the coast,
made to take heir daugher, Mrs.
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Archie Griffin and infant son to
her home in Everett, and their
daughter Betty back to school at
Washington University I'm Seattle.
Mrs. r. K. McClelland and in
FAINT daughter are visiting her par
entS, Rev. and Mrs. B. Briece. Mr..
McClelland will join them over
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Clifford left
Tuesday to spend several days in
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Kubrik have
moved from Richland and will be
at home at 126 Locust Drive, Ken
neWick. Mrs. Everett H. Sherk
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~. Jay Perry, Mrs. w. A. Ev-
)! and Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
s - attend Mothers Weekend at
,Mne -. at pullman on May II and
80 :. ss guests of Francis Perry,
=! .L,,,r Evett and Margaret Smith.
Hrrsnk Visper, pharmacist on
- Army hospital ship George
!1nss.h;neton Carver is home on
through for few days.
u.rdella Mueller was hostess
,ronday evening to a group of
s-;ends gathered to renew old
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Of Olympia, Washington, accom-
panied DR.. and Mrs. Guy York
from Walla Walla to be Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Nc
Donald. Mrs. Sherk is remaining
for a week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Washburn
are in Spokane for several days
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Burnett.
Mrs. Helen Christy has bought
a home at 3l5 First Avenue in
stead of in the Records Addition
as was previously reported.
Monday evening the Young
married Couples Dancing Club
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/ thoroughly enjoyed meeting the

thoroughly enjoyed meeting the
voters.
Her principal wintertime recrea-
ton Is figure skating, which is also
= hobby with her husband. They
are members OF the Cleveland Skar-
ing Club and 60 out about two eve
nings q week when they are at
home.
Like her husband, Mrs. Taft Is
interested In. civic affairs. Sena-
tor Taft served as q State Repre-
sentative in the Ohio Legislature
during the crucial years Of 1888
and 1884. Later, he was elected
to the Board OF Education Of Shaker
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to do some Of her Christmas shop
ping here. The holidays, Of course,
will be spent with her family at
their home in Shaker Heights,
suburb of Cleveland.
The Tafts' oldest son is IS and
the youngest is 8. Needless to say
the four make a lively household.
Mrs. Taft says her family keeps
her pretty busy. But she accom-
panied her husband as often as
she could when he was campaign
ing. She didn't make any speeches,
but she distributed literature and
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Heights and was It's president for
one year. Shortly after Pearl Har-
Dor, he volunteered for service in
the Army and was on active duty
for Al months. Commissioned q
captain, he was promoted TO major
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and was awarded the Army Com
mendation Ribbon with Oak Leaf
Cluster.
Mrs. Taft has centered most Of
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her activities in school work and Is
also member Of the Junior board
of Amasa Stone House, home for
the aged at Cleveland.
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MRS. LOCKER.
The Metropolitan Methodist
Church Wds the scene Friday
night OF the marriage of Miss
Lynn Shore, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George P. Shore OF
Canada, to Mr.. Earl Ed,oin
LOCKER OF Washington. The
couple iDill HDe IN Washington.
Harris & ElDing Photo.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
FARM and GARDEN.

soDDING-First-cl bluegrass. sod; viii
dsiivs5 , or do eomDists ,k jo1: the 6isgs.
srea seSO sq yd 6az HYtros is' cton
so6bNa 6i Ea''ffs ss11t rorsom npl7 and
syergreen trimming, HOWARD LAND
Complete Landscape service Now is ths
time for spraying, shearins and fertilizins
your evergreens. Cavity work. feeding, ca
SssfrD ;''sfi FRA fSsnfs s. adsr. 5sS for
ToPsoII-ordsrs begin taken at this
tine tine for topsoil to be dsliyerea at once.
TREES REMOVED, general landsoapins,
Sodd1ns, seeding; draining, walls, walks,
driveways; insured member q The Amer;
MAINTENANCE = Competent, experienced
gardeners under expert supervision; weed
ner spraying and dusting for your partfc-
ular needs and safety; rearrangement. re-
equipment; tree surgery, fiaestone and cs-
ment walks, terraces. walls, driVeways,
SsDs and red e9Ored es
group. screen and natural painting, topsoil,
manure, pools, outdoor fireplaces. rock gar
dens, guard rails; small Investment today
N a carefully planned garden will return
perpetual and immeasurable dividends OF
complete satisfsetion. For better construc-
ton and the future maintenance of your
beautiful outdoor surroundings, call Ii.
PLuMs. damsons, home grown. 2bc ID.
CxTERPILLAR TRACTOR. model 80, 1a-
ton. l01a-ft. blade, extra motor available
Call Mr., Weiss Open eyes till 10 pm.
Q, B. zANTzINGER, Jr,. 5s15 BALTIC, pike,
FLAGST0NE WALKS and terraces, fre-
places. rock gardens, fish ponds. retaining
walls. F MARCUCC1o. Route 4, Horners
lane. Rockville, Md. Rockville 706 is
Evening star., 1946-08-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOARDING AND GRoOMING-IndiyId'
pens, and outdoor screened runs Axe
reg; cookers for sale. KRIss KRoss KEN
NELS on Lee hwy. Rt. oil, near Center
VILE, Va, Phone Fairfax 1-,J-2. ID
individual runs. free pickup and delivery,
special long-term rates OAKMONT FARM
KENNELS. HO. 1858; Gaithersburg 251.
COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary Kennels
individual runs; free pickup and delivery;
special lona-term rates OAKMONT FARM
KENNELS. Hobart 1863. Gaithersburg 25l
BOXER PUPPIES and older dogs For COM
panionship or a sure-f1re flyer for the show
ring, your best bet in quality and price
is SOUTHDOWN KENNELS. Falls Church
S76-J-12. Ill
SCoTTIE, Q mos. old, A. K. C. reg. excel
lent stock. CH. S517. -6
BOXERS, choice pups that you will bs
pT9nn1d n1 uso5 te own and exhibit Axe reg.
FROZEN HORSE MEAT, U. S. inspected.
chunk and ground wholesale and retail.
We deliver. EASTERN PACKING CO..
sole distributor. 4 Lobel Co., 2007 14th
PINEITE DoG SPRAY kills neas, lee.
ticks. just spray on. No muss or FUSS
Rid your pet of these pests. J. R. HESS
distributor, Berwyn, Md WA. 1874 81
WE HAVE BEEN COMMISSIONED TO sell
. Boxer puppies, l male, l female. $25
each. Pedigree given but not eligible to
register 3 months. Strong: healthy. affee-
tionate, white, DOG HOTEL, 1914 Georgia
Evening star., 1946-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

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TRICYCLEs, new and rebuilt, all bali
nas assery SfPhesis NaPToaaI spoRT e sHoP ssSf
TYPEWsRiTERsmRoyals. underwoods and
Smiths s3a.5 up, order your new port
abe typegyissr new 9ues delvsrs DIs, ss
1TfxrfNWRrrr. RENTAL SERVICE. s7le
aay ish s eE issS gnd mos M d.n IN
VACUUM CLEANER, excellent condition.
Hamilton Beach with attachments, $50.
) pieces. $40. Table model radio, S.tHbe.
PACKARD Bell used months, $40. North
VACUUM cLEANERs-Rebuft Eleetroiux
Si4 80: Hoover, $3.50, all makes in
stock stock 1snaranteed "a mon,hs FoT r,1,e 1rse
STORES. so4 10th st. NV. Ma. 5e..a.
VACUUM CLEANER. Singer de luxe floor
W xacuGa SGSpn cLsxSl isS Es Rsmmed.ae 4saa delivery
Brsnd-new Eureka Apex, Royal. Cadillac.
prices. STANDARD TIRE & 4 9PPL1ANcE
CO.. 10th ana H SITS ne. Open Friday
and Saturday till 8 pm. Ii. 1888, Ii.
vENkrlAN BLINDS washed, -epalnssa.
fstssea fIss sL1Sb ssG5Sed Go us pARk AK AVE vESE
Students, reasonably priced; RA. 7aSs,
WAFER 1s'h cooIrKs. 8. niT immediate delivery e
brand-new electric water coolers suitable
pTisss sTHSDARp s4pRS TiRE Al hNp prA Apef sfl-
DAY and Saturday 20 . p.n = Ii sasa ii
WATER COOLERS. sunroc. 1o-gal capac.
| ity per hour S241; immediate delivery;
have drinking bnbbler and cup-filling
beating materials for immediate delivery.
| Open evenings till o Showroom. All
n H. ave. n ", CARL LIPP, INC. GE.
WATER HEATERS. electric, l5-gal. sizes:
need no plumbing or special wiring: also
| 30 and &c gal. sizes for immed delivery
ELECIRIcAL L CENTER, 514 10th st. NV.
WATER HEATERS. gas. prewar. all sizes
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years .
Expert installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER
n27 st. NV. Ma. 4l63. WO. 222o.
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar, all sizes
Expert ihStaatons % Join 'ef G. WEBsTER vi xs1TS
WATER HKATEks1im immediate delivery.
brand-new, 20 and 30 gal gas and 66-gal.
eTless sIsNDARp fi9Sf TIRE {" All appLfSNcE fsi@es
co, 10th and H SITS. ne Open Fri and
Sat; TN ap,m. II, 29s3, Ii s74l: 5
GOVT. EMPLoYE with lots of furniture
sell wnst you want for any room, reason
RoLL-TSYSPpEE ST STAMP M MACHINES for Sale.
Al in Al condition. Apply A. SNYDER.
34o4 Forrest Park ave, Baltimore is. Md.
TWO gift. MODERN FALL GLASS match
ing display cases, used. LONGS CLOTH
EFs TsAER III fe FoE + sATFs9G D1 25eS Fleet WINS
good condition; sleeps 4; for cash. Cali
5 BARBER MIRRORS. AKA. with TIT.
frames. 3 shoe shine stands; very reason
I
Evening star., 1946-08-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE, self serv-
ice;. one of the outstanding opportunities
to be offered on today's market: located
on main thoroughfare with constant ac-
tivity; does $1,000 weekly; REQUIRES sub
stantial cash. Call Mr. Stein, ME. 5400,
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO, 1415 K St
NV. NE. 54o0. Complete Real Estate
GEO. ii. WILLIAMS co.-Retire to the
country and good income: comb. grocery
on acres of land in the fastest growing
community in nearby Virginia: housing
eevelopment, shopping center and school
going up nearby. Harrison, Axmins-
DRuGsToRE-Rare opportunity. ripe for
sloOoo0 a year; extremely profitable all
around business: ideally located at transfer
point: low overhead; about $4,000 cash
required. No brokers. Box 45S-S, Star.
AGENTS. ORGANIZATIONS and individ-
uals-Best opportunity ever to pad your
bank account selling Christmas cards, per-
assertments, Also personalized. items in
Guiding napkins, matches, towels and en-
early at G. r. BREAKENRIDGE CO..
1924 18th st. NV. or phone MA. 4762 for
information. Summer ofrice hours, m
to 9 pm. Monday through Friday
REStAURANT-Liquor: doing about $500
daily business; lease and very reasonable
rent.
Restaurant--Liquor. air conditioned;
well located, well known and outstanding
900 yearly business; big profits; 9-year
more details, see us. ANTHONY AND
CHAPLIN, 12T st. Sc AT. 1854 g
Evening star., 1946-08-05
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Al IRON ,WORK--Fire escapes. ratings
beams, angles, guards, burglary protection
ss fsbfFs5 oN d5eS works. R 9dfs Se s
hLTERAfIoNs ea sSb S va aDDIToSs DTfS resi-
JOHN v. -BAfIEY q SON, i713 Penns.
AZ ANp E GRE "a 5sa9
eoNsTRGcrfoN SsSes Hof SPsel eos sH. e76o q hANrAR
BUILDERS and gen. contractors. We, will
remodelins work: 80 years exp. in Wash
vIRG1NIA CONSTRUCTIONS CO., sP. o282
CoSBINATIoN ALUMINIUM storm window,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now,
mate matt AR II 5R ooR c for tee $3.50
CONCRETE DRIvEWAYs. walks. walls: al
sesfnsfal sm. ysPajss At aos. Or AD 63oa
CONSTRUCTING and repairing drive@ays
our speciaity coM1NTTY JSgiS PavIN a f4aetsSe CO..
DkIvEwaSsSBlaaE 8 % 4 II top specialists. con-
gIsding DEN. vi. e6ii. CHS ~ @7 : ~
FENCING Anchor fences specially. Also
m f5ecf osher syebngs bnas OF % Rayme
ffeok FESoE Sc SERVICE, nothing but the best;
q,e, qIes l5nstalIations. 5, Bruce anishes FLOOR
ING CoNIRACToRs. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
rIooRs Fl eSs saspHD az aab rst,n old floors made
tom prices. BROWNS. co. 4a09. sH 2377.
GENERAL HoUsECLEANING of all de-
sscfiptions. Call UNITED HOME SERVICE,
ISGrIT ING; "a. Snsx 500 Or TR; 1888, 8.
+ MARcucc1o Route nf4o I. Horners erspihEas iaae,
Nd eeHRs fsskv pspe4Br 46 aoof
refnishing, roof repairs, waterproofing;
work guar; white mechanics; references
1s5sbllshsd ToN' sb ,,a la25' GILBERT & HAM1L-
PAiNTING, papering, plastering. floor re.
finishing and general contracting: Is years
.nd n won Terms ava
cRS e? i5 PEcoRsroRs e9S raGsovsmens NJ sss si ART
Ems srss Gasss NAfIosAI iHH5 214s ISsTs Psf
RfMoDEH5NGgs0TR .das HONE Ens1Ts Es
CC096se INcs 641s Georgia ave NV. GE.
ROOFS. oaSs ASBESTOS or brick siding. Aes Work
HYATTsYILLE- coNTRAcTrNG CO. '''
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters.
seT1 Ss RooFN o NA FeSo 4396
s hoSs E sss sp t7sg xdess r da h
n "a: AND WASH. call PATTERSON
rooing and siding, also storm windows
3340 N st nv. zone HO APO
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO. GIL.
0211-CaE us for roofing, siding, painting.
cutters. insulation, remodeling Terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. s.
COMPLETE HOME REPAIR and remodel
ing service, papering, painting. carpenter
ing. cementing, floors finished, plumbing.
1901 repairing, plasterina. water proofinR
and landscape work; open till pm. 1903
You ST., AID. 023S; terms IDEAL HOME
IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. 3
painting done before the fall rush by a
reliable contractor. % years in the paint
ing business. GEORGE K. TALLEY,
Hill Bldg, nth and SITS. W. MA 332S 8,
9 am. TO 5 p m: for free estimates.
Evening star., 1946-08-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE GARAGE and fIling station. with
necessary eqq!pmen{; also ,6-rm. mod
paying business already established: owner
AARTHuR CARR. Real Estate, WA. 1884
business partner; has operated in D. C.,
Nd. and Va. for 5 years: has trucks and
Do You wAST S2F Io Ia'4 sELI We have buy
ais, no obligation; no charge unless sold
ss and a' 81 8sss sSen9S Youaa nRe snsss Pzsrok *
GROcERY,, BEER AND WINE: crossing
lent iens fixtures; $500. STERLING BUsI-
bowSToWN bows Ts5S,ssiySy JtwrRy PH s5s153
usual opportunity to purchase this long
established, well located, profitably oper-
sted business. This ofIer will only interest
vest about .S50.000 in a sound proposition
Efs E2r rI1,. rsi detslls pleaSe csll, HARRY. I
MHERAs esS srEE REois5 YOUR RE s65iSrss sfs oucS,
HAMMOND & CO. Decatur 2002. Real
E1Fs5s RrsT.1IR.S dnd Ss4sinefs In s Brokers
Der wesf on ease bass doing $500
write for appointment. splendid oppor-
PEnNtr pfEptsy SiK mkcMiSF IIsE STR
easy TO operate: would make a good side
Inc: full price only 800 cash: machines
are ar no now 9p Iocatlons: for further tntor-
~ y. 4 n LIN
= WnADoN CO. DI 1864 or HO 1910
INDEPENDENT MARKET, neiehborhood nj
East Fails Church, Va. on main hwy
entire stock and fixtures; priced TO sell
Broker; Administer 36I4. g
S53s WILSON BLVD, ArIington-GIs look
at this store for possibilities and. II in
terested, call CHARLES A. WHALEN, Jr
Broker Administer 1914 "a
If YOU WANT to buy or sell q business
consult me for prompt, courteous service
CHARLES c. ECKLOFF, 207 Commerce 4
sayings Bldg. 6:tl z st. NV, EX O276. ~
SALESMAN, real estate; excellent oppor-
Grafton from ONCE. For interview. ealj
81, 6I79: ewes, OIL. 5229. "a
NEW AND USED FURNITURE business
includes over 81, 600 active accounts re.
cttyable and substantial stock: priced TO,
TO Buy OR SELL A BUSINESS. consult
US for best results and satisfactory service
AuERBhGH q CO; Brokers, DI. 3I3l
Suite 3o7, Victor Bldg. IRA 9th st. NV
GROCERY AND MEATs--sl. zoo ca sh busi-
ness; $500, Plus stock. call FIR. 9496
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS wanted to
puy' 9y' m9st hsHs > rooms reserved for buyer
DO Y0u PLAN TO SELL your business 10,
iack q personal time TO manage III Con-
tact this capable man first. Can take full
ehaTGe manager; Box ABBY, Star. 81
SANDWICH SHOP in busy colored NV
counters and, fountains; doing nearly Saoc
Ions lease: price. So. 800. HAMHoNp shs 4
co Brokers. DE. 2oo2. -
evenings and sunday EM. SEA. MYRTLE
A. WEADON co, 1887 M st. NV. DI
4s54 or Ho. 1910.