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Evening star., 1946-02-17
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. D-5
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont .

D0SSs TEtSg Ety. NSOnt.js
coCREI5R a,d black male sas axe ress.eIsd;
SCoSKER. blask male year old. houss-
e. Gsfinut boss ssso s month. od
AAdKscs, Adss, REGISTERED; sell at best ofier. Ms.
COLLIE PUPPIES. beautiful puppies from,
s507 GIenview ave, Takoma PIX. Md, near
Piney epew sraneh r shv rSas .asn and Flower ave.
Arsos schloss kesseIsSeiher Sr'I Of airaI.
5sT ch hfa q Fsthsns E2 eaes
istered; excellent breeding. TIE. 1882.
e3GsEn eSs as ba.k PsRss black sd ss spd
ssene IfosIsZSs sRR RNNEI RGs Wa 1ss
BOSTON TERRIERS at stud, Champion
area. and Royalty Kid Ace producers OF
show puppies: TA 9sl9: 4201 4th st; NV.
.ifql and healthy. good blood lines Tower
RABBITS, white and grey; 10 does and
g;ixas ssysrai IeEy yeEy young rabbits. Telephone
eo,siaf eoeRERi ios sPXNrEL, large. black, male.
eSldren i0e os so7S sr grown boys no young
Resfp aS IS mixed sss sig fDts eb and tf5ss
weeks Old good 6icod reg lne snd AXE ass
fs hhSsffTsy NEnb Eis Ghnssh i24 foster
mother for valuable litter of 5 Dobermsn
puppies, whelped Thursday: will pay well.
HOME WANTED for nice 2-year-old small
male dog: innoculated and tag; very smart
and loves children. Yours for the asking.
COCKER, black female puppy. Axe reg
istered. 563l Utah ave-. WO. 1887.
ch. blood lines. wormed. reg Axe: also
boarding, special care Of females in sea-
ENGLISH BULL DOC, STUD stud services; 0 low
and chesty; 2 approved females: producer
Of show dogs. Appt.. SP. 02s3-J.
COLLIE PUPPIES, Axe reg; ~, months:
full white collie. Waldorf 1921 (Md).
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FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTOR, Briggs and Stratton
motor. good condition. WA 1854.
CINDERS and bank run gravel for roads
MANURE. rotted. mixed, $3.50 per Is bu,,
S4 so per 10 bu., delivered. WA. 1898.
GENERAL LANDscAPNG, pruning. seed
ing trees removed removed sodding' flag walks
fotsf Sn tlal sa nsa d BE- ss Es
ATTENTION, nurserymen or any one in
terested; approx. 100 Austrian pines 2 to
5 feet tall; must be moved this spring:
SIX .-YEAR GRAPE VINES, consisting OF
2 Blue Concord. 2 Red Lutte and 2 White
copy planting guide prepared by virginia' S
nut Ssess tress' ssNess etc WAySEsBoRo sURs 5R
ERIES, Waynesboro. Va.
FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
eyergreens, roses, and towering shrubs for
the home or orchard: apple, pear, cherry
apricot, peach and plum trees: berry plants.
rhubarb, grape vines and asparagus; hardy
or replaced free. Pay on delivery at spring
stock today Phone Lincoln 1893, or we
p sa a. aRd ssi
aNSa sfssTSof Ms ga Gsas pas Md
most most desirable magnolia, pink outside and
N1RsERISs 1EasE aGssy Ss X Ma
APPLE-PEACH TREES az varieties) for
flavor big, delicious, fresh. tree-ripened
todas ca Ineon EI0y sSs S9ur
F0RDSON TRACTOR. good working con-
dition; 5iNl extra plate wheels for caterpillar
AID. 1895.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

SELLING POULTRY FARM-Chickens
syRs Il Rfbs Gn5sFi AND sbd BakKED EfEI f
ing pullets' months eStEa aa1 f1ne stock;
FOR 5k" sALE@The following sil-electric
turkey equipment, 5-tier brooder, capacity
about 700; one Super-Hatcher incubator;
day d sunday, sunday 500 Cumberland ave, Chevy
Chase. Md, WI 1914.
QUALITY CHICKs-Leghorns White or
assorted, s. So 100 (eur seleetioR5' ;
CowAN CHICKS, baby and started. ofhy
Tested and culled We know every chick
we sell Don't take chances Buy from
breeder, Broiler raiseTs n head9aartersd; d,1us erd
DUCKS. white Pekin. breeders, brakes and
ducks; reasonable. Falls Church
s5 \. H. RED HENS, ". old;o welsh
about lbs; good laysrS GE - Abs SsSos,na.
Beautiful healthy stock: 81 each. Sligo
AM FORCED TO SELL my flock of 80 New
% eggs a day since Dec. /; feed. litter,
WHifE vaffEfEE HoILANb ToII III TURKEYS. 10 to lbs
sssS t5aas TIE OAKS: We West Eiysf, Nd
QUALIFY i Sf'ti chicks from biood-tested 1ocks:
Rocks, crosses or Leghorns S7.45 per 100;
heavy breeds assorted S6.45 per 100;
mixed assortment, S3 .95 per 100; Jumbo
Leghorn cockerels, S2-100; SIS per 1000;
live delivery guaranteed: mail orders filled
GEM POULTRY, Is N. 9th St. Phila. 7, Pa
BABY CHICKS-Blood.tes B. or w
Rocks, Reds, Red Rocks, Eng. Leg. un-
sexed. S7.95 per 100; heavy mixed, So 90
per 100; special assorted. S4.95 per 100;
Minorca x Broilers, S295 per 100: large
Eng Leg cockerels. S2.45 per 100; shin
cod. LONDON POULTRY, Box 1874
Trenton Z, N. j.
CHICKS-Finest quality, blood tested
barred Rocks, Reds, w. Rocks, S7.95 pei
100 Mixed assortment, S3.95 per 100
Jumbo Minorca broilers, make heavy fry
ers, $3.50 per 100. Large type English
Tom Barron Leghorn pullets, SIS per 100
Cockerels, 81 90 per 100: S17 so per 1000
Immediate delivery. C. o. D. PEERLESS
CHICKS. Camden. N.
COMPLETE BATTERY EQUIPMENT, fol
layers and fryers, including 12-ton panelee
Chevrolet truck. Call WA. 6795.
FRYING CH1CKENS-Our quality flavor
Retail AND wholesale, Bring coops; COW
AN FARMS. Bowie. Md. Phi. 2341.
HATCHING every Tuesday, y S; approves
chsks 9a gay ana dsfs Saass
rd me-. Ii 9529.
BABY CHICKS, good quality. Send for
price list and save money. WORTHWHILE
CHICKS, 101 w. North ave-, Baltimore. l
HINES CHICKS-Md. q. S approved, Pull.
lorum tested; matches every Thurs; Closed
on Sun Olney. Md Ashton 2021
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

SHEEP, 6besssgtiful, young female for sale,
GENTLE SlsS L, 4syssr,old 5y,s bay mare IS bands;
2 English ssddles. GIL. 4610.
WORK HORSES pr: young mated mares
ao T $780, Reavs pFef o asns
S15G; all excellent workers. Call Temple
400 46os Sun between ana pm.
sound, would exchange. for pony or small
riding horse; 2 riding horses, gentle Eng.
lish saddle, bride, Western saddle. and
gle wagon harness single driving harness.
2-horse moving machines, dump cart. me-
6and 6am ho4se 4s ppes Ppps hoPsf rces Oss s m x
VuLs FARM, about 3 miles west Of Fails
Church, on, Lee highway C. NJ. Hirst.
2 LARGE BROOD sows. good sized, with
hay hay, baled bHaaled lespsdeza;, excellent quality.
iisliy i6w broken, ,,s G GaIl Silver spring M So5s
I5fd E0fae aoRsf Asht9n s1sased 3ssl gentle
ed%sne es5SFs tfssh N9 1s2s 5s2sey gals per s.,
20 TONS Of iesoedeza @ HAY hay, riding horses.
mob ssfde ea saf s eIds so74 r." heater for auto
BALED HAY, both clover and mixed; also
one 600.pound hog. ready 70 butcher. H.
P RUGKMAN IL RID A. Box 4os. Alexandria.
RIDING HORSE, large. gentle. will work,
1 RIDING HORSE. male, s years old
saddle. bride, etc: S75. Can GE. 7449
WORK AND RIDING HORSES, mares,
S25 and UP. Can del anywhere. Guar
anteed or will take back Harness sad
dies, collars. corn and hay, farm wagons.
AM OFFERING for sale 3 beautiful g.
year -old spotted pony. pony buggy and new
gentle 1-year-old colt. HILLTOP FARM,
Fisher I'd Sc SP. 0S27. III
GELDING, 312 years old half thoroush-
bred, dark bay. 1913. Temple 6642 -17
HORSE %, roam. 8 years old, very gentle.
work anywhere, hitcher. Fairfax 77-J-4
HAVE JUST RECEIVED load of we'll
broken riding horses, all type, colors and
prices. Will trade or sell. HILLTOP
FARMS, Fisher rd Sc, Temple Hills. Mr..
Hicks, SP. 0S27. lis
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cord, $1,000 per one-half cord delivered.
WA 4593 10
ANDIRONS, fre tools. screens and all nre-
place goods repaired and refnished D. L
CROMWELL. 723 18th st NV ME l134
TONS Pocahontas egg, $50, buyer haul
Call Vienna 26s-J-l
wood, IL, 16, 18 20, "a and 80 inch;
prompt delivery. AT. 1894 Il
CORDWOOD, 20-inch length, Ss cord: g.
#. length So cord at farm; mostly pine.
Falls Church S60-W-2 IT.
SEASONED HARDWOOD, split and cut any
length, full cord, $50: half cord, Sl1;
quick delivery. Call any time, WI. 0695
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FARM o GARDEN (cont. } !.

cow COW MANURE lS and md, top soiImH LII YOU , want
doesn't produce ut. it. You 'is would buy @ from
Homestead Dairy Farm, which does not
own a single horse but has the production
of large herd of cows; for sale at 81 3
ilyered in the District in not less than ton
less; ,.r:h /: r. s5 SABINE Gaithersburs' Nd.
FARM MACH drill moving mach, corn
aS6 az SE ss5A aAfY ffsp soysssn sa sRe hss oaed
Eilicott EfHset; city 81 ssFsa, No' h'Sn'An0' ma
LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor
teries; residence grounds a speciality; seed;
and and removed. nd Estimates free, AT. saGs
sfT ads e susssr 81 ssd 81 ''ess sa5
EaNDscAPIhGWaardenins atS seafsh e tree removing
and sW or
GOOD CLEAN STALE MANURE. S. pei
XII 9y "a yd By ,nqeb n9S yds' at the stable
CALL Ii. ois6 for hedge trimming; ever
ereennsi aen GpgS grspeglgss; gp o rosebushes HOW
sNS srAcks lcks0iH iIHEsPEDRzA HAY. harvested
without rain, $50 per ton. Gaithersbgrs
TREES REMOVED. landscapins. planting
grading, draining, waterproofing; no job
too large or small insured liability and
ScAPE CO. DI. 6937 or UN O962. 22'
GARDEN TRACTOR and attachments. Util-
itoT, hp, needs some work; S75. Alex
WANTED MANURE sPREADER, prefer
small last model International for Farmsll
A: state age. condition and price. c. p. S.
WHIrf a E'Tf FREScH T LILacs 6 sare sm SssG donbe
fragrant blooms, to bear this year; 1900
specimen plants to pick from in sizes up
to 5 it.; MEREDITH cAPPER, Fails
AUSTRIAN Af3ffR M PINES, specimen plants for
s"ns hsdss SEREbfH vi SDfREfat cAppER iffs troR a
FRUIT TREES. grape vines, berry plants
and garden roots; plant, locally grown
plants now for best results; all at our
nursery at Tysons Corner on Rt. to
Leesburg; open all day Sunday. MERE
DITH CAPPER, Falls Church 1917.
SHADE TREES, So varieties, 81 and up;
eyergreens. shrubs and vines; planted if
desired; at our nursery at Tysons Corner
day MEREDfTH cAPPER Falls ch1rch
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting
transp!anting, sodding, lawns made
renovated. tree work, hagstone walks
cement walks and driveways. w. C.
WALKER, SH. $3.50.
FOR BETTER LAWNS and plants, topdres.
and mulch with mushroom manure
Available IN any quantity. JOHN W
ALLIS CHALMERS COMBINE, 4O-in cut
very. little used, together with circular
wood saw and frame tnever usedl. Phone
Vienna 100
Evening star., 1946-02-17
ROOMS fURkIsHED-Nerthwest.

eaOs MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W-At-
tractiyely furnished rooms tIansients only:
Psf dsT sTfaree and Hg sna md aofs front rm suit
viz aHS56eT ,sss T. si; AD i ill.,. n.w,1
SsG 80 monthly; maid. caii CO. ,s7es;.
"a GIVE t1 GSs ol ss 5 sSn
sRs5 aIs + @9 So T.; ;as.
iias5s iass cLHr6s IL 5sSt sr. sw-Ex.remely is..
Y;Pssse, I sonv; t. phone s and hat bath, : sIk
fiT5s Taa SIS ger @ mo Ca CO $3.50; 49,. 81 ;s1.,
iron front running water; s6 per person per
sssI CONN. AVE. N.w.-single room, Stu
dio couch. for refined businessgirl, .S35.
/ iaSs M MASS: AVE: NV. large bedroom mr..
iI chAsFLEToS, 81 farS5s lR6i Rb l1 18th st nwcom
snfIs sHTaoie nj aftTasSve G Aps TSom 100 girls $40
1919 G ST. NV, Apt. 7io-Young man,
s$e maj STos Tos Of p ansasy SW oR gapa NE ssso
tiful room twin beds. wonderful transp,;
fer sTG IRTINc yiFis Or Sr emp couple $40
carline-Two double rooms. 1 with an in
closed, heated porch, $50 each Phone
! iso Harvard ST. NV single rms,
sgist ssHo FnRsr mfa S9 SwSs,tr INA bedm nriv.t.
bath. tSjn beds; two gentlemen, $50 each.
al I4is BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
ssi9T00% $50 %HfTRHAVks ff2 A 'S1a pkkwy Studio
o Pfo1m i5tS Sn sf Hsds ~ iaovez Ap bath soars.
southern rm. in apt. near Statler, to quiet,
neat permanently employed woman; S35;
l4s5 FT. STEVENS DIR. N.w.-single
TIsa fuTn room Close to tFansp rsfe5snces Re-
VA twin BEDS @ z men, Sc e. wk xp ssss., sSA'
for man $50, All single beds. MI e2S6.
1917 R., l.. AVE, DowNTowN-Newf farn.
fs 49, e Eth 81 Adsms AWNiss 5ssl light ,,nr. room
sGa0ls sHfsDHs Rss aisf 81 ss'h SIDoyo. slo room
Hs 0eas avaaSe aS Msles
sia BENTON ST, Nw-single room;
1859 sss mS Kansas SH AVE AVE. N.w--Jewish home:
eefena ssfs fus en E sssf; sssf; $3.50 week board
ufS1Oh NV. Jewish laQy
preferred; $40 month. Call after IL am.
Isso CLYDESDALE PL. NV, Apt. e10-
Single room with kitchen privileges to re-
fined, settled lady; S35 month: gentle
home references required. Telephone NO.
5517 GROVE ST. NV, blocks from
Chevy Chase Circle-Room with pvt lava
nsnsa g. eh eh %daTss Say
| attractive studio room to share with State
DEPART girl breakfast privilege: S25.
sMs.si aaA9ilLToN ST. N.w.-Room, break
sisi PORTER 81. NV. - Gentleman;
nicely furnished room with bath; $40 mo-
So sss Pa PowHafAN sfHSf rL. s.w.-small rm.
in private home; Gentleman preferred.
SIS rkfSSecSEToSs ny Place az N,wAMssssssr; NV tsss;
esdps ssapHo s4o nicely hA tSsn ss4s next to BATH
ss1s KANSAS AVE. N.w.-rwin beds.
| front; convenient buses; laundry privi-
sgss soITH SiTEi gf1rEoS gff1rsiEso hons; sSs
room. large closet, single beds, adjoining
bath: private phone; in refined home for
Mr. WALTER REED. 6s18 Piney Branch
rd.-Large rm., double bed, semipvt bath,
Gentleman only. $40 mo. RA T02O.
GEORGET0WN, 1901 30th st. NV,
Bedroom, dble. bed, sitting rm and bath.
three closets; entire 3rd floor; nonhouse-
kssping 81. corner % h3qse hey anasulated on bus
| CONTINUED on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1946-02-17
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

a WoRTHWHILE SALE Of furnishinssL,4
single Hollywood beds complete, $50 each:
l studio couch and cover. S35 Philco
radio. floor model, S12; metal bird cage
pgglls, $40; library size drop-leaf table,
S3 30; ! pair drapes Hollywood bed cover
to match, maroon predominating, $15 for
both; z wooden wardrobes, ! large, $50. /
small $50; boys ice skates. size IA, 81 so;
all saless cash. No one at house until |
BOILER, welded steel, never used, oil fred,
steam or hot water, S35. RA. 471l after
FOR IMMEDIATE sALE-No dealers.
Mangle, S35; Electrolux gas refg., $115 so;
console davenport and chair. wood frame,
upholstered seat. and back, 500: Kitchen
Aid mixer and attachments, $50. Call CHI.
194s Io!s Sunday; oX; 194s Monday.
brown alligator pumps, size 7-AA; i pr.
black I. Miller high-heel patent and CAB
ardine pumps, size 6h-AA; / pr. white
Pandora high-heel, oxford toes, size 7-AA
o.D. PANTS, 34x3s; o'coat, 40; macki-
nav. 40; field Jacket, 3s; parka, "a and
38: o.D. blouse. 40: o.D. shirt, i I5fax33;
Jump boots, 10-EE; reasonable. DU.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.) !.

WE PAY Tor PRICES for old gold silver,
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, clothing musi-
cal instruments, snginee@ybng @ inStrumsntws ms nw
zWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV ME. Ola
WANTED. drawing boards. IS in .x24 in. or
se day or no. sii 1890 SO Monday. S a'' - a'' Su
VETERAN NEEDS at once! Heayy-duty
woodworking machinery. planer, shaper,
good condition. Will pay cash. Call DI
2ll7 between IL am. and pm. Fri
and Sat; Sunday WO. 0013 III
CAREFUL HOME STORAGE offered for
use Of baby grand piano. Call EN-. S347
after $50 pm. -1S
WANTED-W, y L. cadet suit. size SO
KNoTTY CYPRESS PANELNG. also two
used rear car seats, complete; must be
reasonable. Union 1895.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for rent; available imme-
diately. MR.. BOND, RE. 2727. 49,
BULLDOZER with operator any time. MR..
CUSICK, DU. 94S0.
FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS for rent;
4O,000-gal. capacity: unloading facilities
for either railroad cars or transport trucks;
$50 per mo. includes unloading THOS j.
CROWELL, 1915 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington, Va RE 44Il
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

very little used together with circula
Vienna 100.
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hor.. 1871 model; ;

III
WEDDING GOWN. new, never been worn;
size g. 3: scr;aas saerifce CO 400 Ext 300 Sun
WHEELCHAIR, folding type: Corona port.
typewriter, large concrete urn for garden
WHEEL CHAIR, invalid's. high-backed
fracture type. Call after pm, NO. 1877
WHEEL CHAIR, Everest and Jennings
steel, folding, never been used one hos
p1a1 WaifE Telesad sH1STg s9gmede Wo see s
WIZ Pss 6fsffr f0as Hh SS2
sal Lgcite xtuEe mankn
WRfsT GER nv G.GR III l1sh St PbE Ex 1897
god 81 sdst eys k the wsHh saade apd st
moyement 14ekarat AG Eoid case; ;eS9ii $50 TS Ho
APT. FURNITURE, complete 3 rms, mos
eld maple 1893 Homes aye se Apt.
table ping-pong table; Will sell separate
eSTFedRs TfTRAS1oIsT TH SIsG LAMP soe
quartz, professional model. like new, $50
PIPE sMokER's OUTFIT: including pipes
quality, sacrifice. RA. 5659
been recapped months; one 7,OOxi7
ADYs GRaY sbbfSPaFs su # sst
sGs Sgs tT s5e fs TR e 4ss
with slip covers, leatherette chair, corner
kn1ck-knack piece, end shelves, coffet
table, all-wool 6x9 wine rug. IA. 5593
4o14 Kansas ave. NV. Apt. 200.
mirror; fine condition; mahogsny libIsTI
N. H. ave. NV, Apt. 105, bet 10-4
ing of davenport bed, rockers, chest o
drawers. dinette table, 8 chairs, telephon,
sseeParsattssr SEP 145a Rhole Island NV. Phon
HAY FEVER SUFFERERS - Depollenaire
slightly used. Depollenizes and circulate
air coming into room. MI. 5159. IL
ABOUT 100 Austria white laying ant
sos pges AHasue esnhqns IeaSts Hsd
FOR sALE-3-piece bedroom suite, gooe
condition, reasonable. Phone TIE. 4331
ONE OFFICE DESK, good condition. sa5;
Frigidaire, 5 it.. perfect condition. S1Oo
cabinet, reasonably priced: l ANTIQUE hanc
carved cabinet, reasonably priced. WO
4 TIRES 6.50x16. DU 1921 after pm
EXPECTANT MOTHERS - Baby clothes
sleepers, blankets. dresses. etc. 1898 13ti
FoR fs RT imMhpIafT MI PIst5Ict sI54
nishings. for :3-room apartment; sell Al
s-s BURNER AND OVEN, SIS each; on,
4-burner and oven, $40 each; 4 steam
radiators, 81 each: 1-6 person gas hal
dryer. S16. 1927 10th st. NV. GE. 1901
Evening star., 1946-02-17

sUa.b sUsT never taIo5fd dos size 4o finest
sGN Ta oIAs LAMP, like new, floor model, $50
sun LAMP, General Electric, floor type
sSS o1 RADIO a"s $50 sss BE- 45d re- Vi
SUN LAMP, latest model, completely ad-
like new, used less, than 5 hours cost
S4S5o new new Will sell $50 complete with
sUs snsrsGn IAMfs hSs4 Westinghouse and spsrt bs.
GeVerg presd foS rum hyass for Ec
CAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV. Ma 1922.
SUN LAMP, Hanovia. travel model. TIE.
SURVEYING INSTRUMENT, transit, with
scope; 3eS condition excellent. FREDERICK,
TABLE; metal, chrome legs, SIS. mans
TABLE, mahog. console, 80 in. $40; Seth
disSss Ss' mfse nfeh0fsh' ST. SIZE sl'' American
ST. sa5q1s % sRp snts9s sad
No dealers. 1908 Dexter ter. Sc, up
TABLE. ABLE DR. drop.ieaf, eS solid mahogany, Drexel,
seats 8: $50; six side chairs, solid mahog-
any, slip seat, Widdecomb, $50 each. See
at 172S Shepherd st. NV, Sun. and Mon.
TABLES, suitable for workshop. GE. 5519
after 10 am.
TANK, 275-gal.. for oil burner, 12-gauge,
with underwriters label Will deliver.
TELEsSo Navy glass with
2h Inch objective lens and micrometer
adjusting; splendid for target spotting,
boating and many other uses; $50. TEND
LER'S PAWNBRoKERS' SALES CO.. 913
D st. NV.
TIRES, 650x16. whitewall 8 mahogany
dining room chairs, So each; electric heat
er, chaise lounge, metronome. WI. 1855.
TOOLS-Carpenter's chest and tools, S25:
2 ANTIQUE tables, $50 each; 2 rock maple
chairs, $50 each. Temple 1888.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-09
st. Paul'S United Brethren
Franklin and Locust SITS.

Mothers Day" and 1.-THE Festival
of the Christian Home" will be APP
propriately observed in st. PauTs
United Brethren Church, Franklin
and Locust streets, on Sunday
A special Mothers Day program
will be rendered in the main sec
ton of the Sunday School and in
the Busy Mems Class by the young
peoples department of the school,
at Gas o'clock.
Making Our Homes Christian"
will be the sermon subject of the
pastor, DR.. F. Berry Plummer, at
the morning worship service at II
o'clock. Betty Jane Hollinger will
sing '"That Wonderful Mother of
Mine" by Goodwin, and the choir
will sing God is Spirit" by Ben
nett. This service will be broadcast
over WEI.
The evening worship service will
be at 7:30 o'clock and the C. f.
Societies will meet at $50.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-05-09
st, PauPs Methodist Church
North Potomac Street

The pastor, Rev. Harry c. Marsh
will preach at the Sunday morning
service at II o'clock. Sunday School
meets at Gas a. M, with Howard
SpesSard as general superintendent.
Youth fellowship meets at $50
p. m.
The guest speaker for the evening
service will be DR.. Clarence Tucker
Craig, who occupies the New Testa-
ment chair at the Oberlin Graduate
School of Theology, and has served
since 1887 on the Standard Bible Re-
vision Committee. DR.. Craig's subject
will be, New Light on Ancient
Scripture" and his address will in
troduce to our community the re-
Gently published Standard Version
OF the New Testament. Quite a num-
Der of the city and county churches
are cooperating in this service as DR..
Craig comes under the auspices of
tn Washington County Council of
Churches.
A Mothers Club is being organ
ized on Wednesday evening, May IS,
at 7:30 at the Church. All mothers of
children 8 years old and under and
also teachers, in the Church School
group of that age are urged to be
present. Mrs. Robert c. Carroll will
be the leader of discussions at the
meeting.
On the evenings of May 22nd and
May 23rd the Youth Fellowship will
present the play, Heart Troubles"
Keep these dates in mind.
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Project and II of the 81 Scouts
present volunteered. A fast game of
"Steal the Bacon" followed, after
which the Troop was called to at
tention to hear the long awaited an
nouncement about Explorer Post 81.
Our Assn, Bob Craig, who has
ben named Post Advisor of the new
Post, and Dyke" Morris, who has
been selected as his assistant, then
held the initial meeting of Post 81,
while Troop 81 held an election of
officers to replace those who have
advanced to Senior Scouting. The
results of the election were as fol-
lows:
Robert Gorling, former leader of
the Flaming Arrow Patrol, was
named Senior Patrol Leader.
John Davies, former Asst, Patrol
Leader of the Cherokee Patrol, was
named Troop Scribe.
Jack West, former Asst. Patrol
Leader of the Admiral Byrd Patrol,
was named Game Master
Robert Davis was reelected Troop
Quartermaster.
Donovan Day was reelected lead
er of the Admiral Byrd Patrol
Richard Bearinger was reelected
leader of the Beaver Patrol
Richard Eikleberger was re-elect-
ed leader of the Cherokee Patrol.
Jack Mills was named acting Pa
troll Leader of the Flaming Arrow
Patrol. This Patrol will hold it's
election of officers at a later date.
All new officers took over their
new posts Immediately but the for
NAL installations will take place at
a later meeting. In the meantime
all the Patrols will have special
meetings to fill vacancies.
Following the election, there was
a short discussion of coming camp
ing, after which the Colors were
poster the Troop repeated the Scout
Oath and Law, and the meeting then
adjourned with the Scoutmaster's
Benediction.
Carroll Huffffer and John Davies,
ScribeS.
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First Church of Christ Scientist
235 N. Potomac st.

adam and Fallen Man" will be
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon on
Sunday.
The Golden Text will be from
I Cor. 1922 Gas in Adam all die,
even so in Christ shall all be made
alive"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible Job 1910
Many sorrows shall be to the
wicked; but he that trusteth in the
Lord, mercy shall compass him
about"
The Lesson-Sermon also will in
clude passages from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures, -
by Mary Baker Eddy, among which
is the following, page 267- ''The off
spring of God start not from matter
or ephmeral dust. They are in and
of Spirit, divine Mind, and so forever
continue"
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Scouts. Both officers and nine Scouts
were in uniform.
The meeting opened with Scout
Oath and Law, led by Richard
Flock, followed by the Pledge to
the Flag, led by S. p L. Ken Spence.
We were then dismissed to our
Patrol rooms for collection of dues
and attendance check. Reassembling,
Mr.. K. F. Spence, a former Scout
leader, gave an interesting and in
structive talk on map making.
Our Neighborhood Commissioner,
Mr.. Jos. E. Bearinger, then present
ed the Troop with its Green Light
rating for the first quarter of 1916
Troop is proud of being the Only
Troop in the District to earn the
full Green Light rating for the
Quarter.
This was followed by some an
nouncements, after which the meet
ing closed with the Scoutmaster's
Benediction.
Eddie Senior, Scribe.