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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

Mrs. S. Volt, Columbus, o =.
Mrs. Joseph Juettner, Min
neapolis, MINI. ..........
Mary Holzschuh, Scarsdale,
ny.
Carl Draude, Saskatchewan,
Canada -.
Mrs. Tide Hauser, Scarsdale,
N.Y. ............
Mrs. E. GraeSSle, Elizabeth,
AN.C.
Geo. Miller, Farley, MINI. ;.
Marie Vein, New York City
w. Theisen, Dearborn, Mich.
Mrs. A. Sellen, Syracuse, NY.
Mrs. Mich. Staudinger, Beth
lehem, Pa. ...............
Mrs. John KoesterS, Earling,
Mrs. E. Androschek, Keno
Sha, Wis. z
Mrs. B. Nader, Jersey City,
4NCD.
J. P. Miller, Cincinnati, O. :. 2
Herman ElsaeSser, Cincin-
natl, 0. ................ 2
Geo. j. Proeller, Wilkesbarre,
a.
Anna Fischer, New York City 2
Mr.. j. J. Genhena, Taren-
tum, Pa. 2
Greg. App, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 2
Mary A. Fisch, Cincinnati, o. 2
John Nistelback, Columbus,
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Robt. Kuhn, Genesee, Ida. :. 2
Carl F. Eisele, San Francis
co, Calf. ................. 2
Carl Falter, Buffalo, NY. :. 2
VIM. Nievers, F't. Smith, Ark. 2
John B. Neumann, Colum-
bus, o. .......... 2
Mrs. Anna Bimler, E. 'Mauch
Chunk, Pa. .......... !
Mrs. L. zoller, Highland Park l
Frank Reischl, Oshkosh, Wis. l
Mrs. JOS. Bender, Niagara
Falls, NY. ..............
Herman Fischer, Edgar, Wis.
Mary Keller, Chicago, Ill.
Eliz. Broch, New York City
Val Glotzbach, Paxico, Kans.
Mrs. JOS. Schneffner, Erie, Pa.
Michael Hoffman,, Norfolk,
Neb. ............... l
Hy. Hess, Cleveland, o. ....
John Smith, Longmont, Colo.
Their. Arendes, Langdon, ND.
Jochum Christian, Wheeling,
VIVA. /
Mrs. Glars Stohr, Chicago, Ill.
Kathryn Sachre, Philadel-
phia, Pa. .............
Mrs. B. Poff, Horseheads, NY.
John Morenz, Meriden, Conn.
Anton Zimmerman, Wan
tagh, NY. ...............
Mathew J. Thiesen, Rich
mond, MINI. .............
julius Seyller, Olean, NY. :.
VIM. E. Gerhard, Newark, N.
y. .......
Mrs. S. Rigo, Lindenhurst, N.
Y. ............... ]
Mrs. Cath. Sweet, Greely,
Leopold Wagner, Allentown,
Pa. \
Mrs. VIM. Huelsebush, Kena-
nee, Ill. ..........
JAG. Theisen, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. r. Schaefer, Chaffee,
Wis. ........
Ignatius Foster, Carlos, MINI.
Mary Shuh, New Riegel, o.
Mich. Kreimaier, Ft. Wayne,
Ind. ................
John Saulmuller, Newark, N.
y. ........
M. H. Weiden, New York City
Mrs. H. Loshe, Coldwater, o.
Jos. Geiger, Buffalo, NY. -.
Ant. Schwager, San Francis
co, Calf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Interest in GOUernn1ent
 VituZ-MrS. KiIn1lYtin
.Gualtieri Studio.

made on the first Wednesday of every month in the Adermanic Chamber, City Hall, she said. Dur ing October, the month previous to election day, voters are also made from the 9th through to the 18th of that month.
 She also emphasized the import ance of notifying the Registrar of Voters office, when changes of ad- dress occur. If such notification is not received by this office, the voter is taken off the voting list, and forfeits his right as an elector for that year, the speaker said.
 Mrs. Marguerite Gilhooley, preSi- dent presided at a short business meeting. Reports were read by the following officers: 1st vice-president, Mrs. Helen Loy; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Sadie Bedore; treasurer, Mrs. Pauline Conlon, and secretary, Mrs. Helen Delaney. A supper was held and games played.
 Those attending included: Bridget Donnelly, Catherine Purcell, Ann Lawlor, Deborah Kendrick, Anne Shea, Mary Rinaldi, Sylvia Pagan, Elizabeth Sullivan, Mae Root, Eleanor Collins, Della Hamel, Mamie ODonnell, Patricia Mraz, Margaret Frageau, Margaret Mraz, Statia Guilfoile, Bridget Rafferty, Margaret Quilter, Doria Quilter, Marguerite Keaveney, Catherine Marinan and Josephine Bagley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Ne1e HnUen Girl to Wed Local Man

Miss Bernice M. Cahill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John J. Cahill, of New Haven, will be married to Phil lip c. Story, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph B. Story, of Circuit Avenue, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregational Church.
 The Reverend Alan M. Fairbank will perform the ceremony in the northex of the church before members of the family. MT. and Mrs. John Lewis of this city, will attend the couple.
 MT. Story was honorably dis charged from the United States Army after serving for two years in this country and one year in Europe.
 Before entering the service MT. Story attended Crosby High School and the University of Kentucky and North Carolina State College. Miss Cahill is a graduate Of Comner- cial High School, New Haven. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Story will leave for a trip to Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Extension Center Social Tonight

Students of the Waterbury Exten- sion Center of the University of Connecticut will be honored at a reception at 8:30 tonight in the Central Y.M.C.A. by the Advisory Council and Student Council of the center.
 Special guests and speakers will be: c. Arthur DuBoiS, chairman of the Waterbury Advisory Council; Dean Sumner A. Dole, Veterans counselor of the University of Con- necticut; Dr. Arthur L. Knoblauch, director of the Division of the Uni- versity Extension; Joseph A. Moak- ley, training officer, Veterans Ad- ministration; Arthur L. Purinton, Y.M.C.A. educational director. Earl M. Dinger, general secretary of the Y.MC.A.; Stanley J Lucas, presi- dent of the Student Council; and Maurice James Ross, retired super visor of the extension center
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Naomi Chapter Holds
 Installation Ceremonies

Mrs. Marion Meister, worthy ma tron, presided at a short business meeting of the Naomi Chapter, No 23, OES., last night at the Masonic Temple. MT. and Mrs. Meister, worthy matron and patron, termin- ated a successful year and were presented with a mirror as & gift from the officers.
 They were the recipients ot many lovely gifts from members Following the meeting, officers for 1946 were installed.
 The installation staff consisted of Mrs. Jennie Marggraff, past grand matron, Marshal, Mrs. Edna wolf, past matron, Chaplain, Mrs. Hazel B. Curry, past matron and Mrs, Marion Tracy Meister, Junior past matron installed Mrs. Jennie 0. Marggraff as secretary. Mrs Marggraff starts her 36th conSecu- tive year as secretary. Ms. Mary Messenger, past matron was soloist, frederick w. Wilson, past matron' was organist.
 GlCCVC0 d3lA dpPOAAVSA SAAASSA v - as follows, worthy matron, Lillian Al. Rodeck, worthy patron, James ". Burhoe, assistant matron, Mrs Mary Neill, assistant patron, Fouls Wensel. secretary, Jennie Marg- Eraff, past grand matron, treasur- CT. Mrs. Alta c. Taylor, past ma tron, conductress, Mrs. Fife M. Willits. assistant conductresS, Mrs. Esther c. Hensel, chaplain, Miss Mary Burhoe, Marshal Miss Eliza beth Macdonald, organist, Miss Alice Lorensen, Ada, Miss Adeline Hunter, Ruth, Mrs. Ruth Perkins, Esther, Mrs. Lillian Prescott Mar tha, Mrs. Ruth Krom, Electa, Mrs. Evelyn Taylor, Warden, Mrs. Jo- sephine Mordo, and Sentinel, Will liam Clarke, Mrs. Caroline Wells, Warden and William F. Mordo, past patron, Sentinel.
 A musical program was held with Mrs. Messenger, soloist render
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Frank Gabriel Studio. n E RVAN

ing, "A Prayer" Gyon, Though the Years Youmans, Easter Star Flower Song, and Savior Hear Us" Johannes Brahms.
 Mrs. Lillian Rodeck, newly in- stalled matron, announced 8 card party April 2 at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Mary Neill, general chairman of the affair, will be assisted by all of the officers. Mrs. Esther Kin sell will be in charge of the reser- vations.
 Mrs. Louise Clarke will be gener- al chairman of rummage sale to be held April II at Masonic Temple. A rehearsal for all new officers will be held at 7:30 March 29 in Mas onic Temple.
 A social hour was held with Mrs. Louise Clarke, chairman, in charge of refreshments assisted by Mrs. Ann Nichols, Mrs. Mabel Bradford, Edith Plumb and Florence Mum son. Tables we're decorated with pink candles, crystal tableware, and spring flowers. Hostesses for the affair included Mrs. Jennie Marg- graff, past grand matron, Mrs. Ed ma Wolf, past matron, Mrs. Marion Meister, past matron, Mrs. Hazel Curry, past matron and Mrs. Char lotte Stell, past matron.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. Maurice Weiner of Rosebush Farm, Woodbury, were recently registered at The Barclay, in New York.
 Mrs. Ray Purdy, and daughter Jane recently have been in Hartford where they viewed the Regional Junior and Senior High School Art Exhibit. Miss Purdy is showing nine pictures, two of which were ad- judged first in the art competition.
 The Good Neighborhood Group will hold It's 9th annual tea at the home of Mrs. Helen Maness, 266 Or- ange street. Mrs. Hattie Connor Is chairman of the program com- mittee. The next regular meeting of the group will be held March 20 at the home of Mrs. Pearl Ole yer, o6 Edson Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Miss COIangeh
 Engaged to Wed

MT. and Mrs. Angelo Colangelo Nichols Street, announced the en- gagement of then daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Fiere CeStaro, son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Cestaro, Lake wood Road, at a buffet luncheon party given at their home recently.
 Those attending were: Miss Ann Colangelo, Joseph Fallon, MT, and Mrs. Michael DeFazio, Miss Nancy Gimelli, Anthony Failia, Miss Flor ence Gallicchio, Francis Forgione, Miss Ann Raimo, Angelo Colangelo, Miss Rose Santoro, Anthony Gual- teri, Miss Gilda PoScente and Ray mond Moffo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

The Lily of the Valley Lodge, I. o. O. F., M. U., will meet at 7:30 this evening at Mechanics Hall. A card party will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Newton Leas of Orange Street.
 Winona Rebekah Past Noble Grand Association will hold it's first meeting of the year Friday night at 0o'clock at the home of Mrs. Agnes Finlay, Willow Street, Mrs. Max Manville will preside.
 Miss Mary Weidemann, junior past noble grand, will receive the degree at this meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Doris F. Ke7
 HOnOred at Tea

Miss Doris E. Ker, Columbia Boulevard, whose marriage to Ralph E. Kessler, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will be an event of the near future, was honored on Sunday at a tea at the home of Mrs. G. walker Bissett, Fleming Street.
 Mrs. George s. Bisset and Mrs. David Johnston poured.
 Guests included Mrs. Richard C.. Wright, Mrs. Robert Schuster, Mrs. George Neale, Mrs. James Dent, Mrs. Raymond Martin, Mrs. Harold Stetson, Mrs. Henry Liebeck, and Mrs. Harold D. Adams.
 Also Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. Francis Dubuque, Mrs. Francis T.. Phillips, Mrs. Donald F. Mac1n- toch and the Misses Loribel Simp- son, Mary Scully, Mary Zeidler and Barbara Bunting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

A deep and lasting interest in government-local, state, and teo- eral-is the cardinal duty of every person living in the United States which is governed by the people Mrs. Mary Kilmartin, Waterbury town clerk, told a meeting of the Waterbury Women's Democratic Club last evening.
 Speaking on the topic, "The 1m- portance of Voting" Mrs. Kilmartirl addressed the group following sup per at the home of Mrs. Margaret Costello, East Main Street.
 Under this government by the people and for the people, it is the duty of every citizen to study the problems of the day. in our city our state, and the nation. Only by clearly comprehending such prob len1s, can a person vote 1ntelli- gently" the speaker said.
 Often people complain about the government or the passage of bills which they deem unfavorable. But yet these people do not seem to realize if they get the wrong re- suit the fault, in most instances lies not with the lawmakers, but with the voting public"
 Mrs. KilmartiI1 also urged the group to emphasize the import ance of citizenship. She explained the two most important requisites of citizenship were residence within the limits of the United States for five years and fair understand ing of the English language. Foreign born wives of military men may obtain their U. s. citizenship following two years residence in tn. this country the speaker pointed
 Mrs. Eclmartin also urged to emphasize the importance of be- coming voter, and urged the group lend their efforts toward the making of voters. Voters are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
BeYmice CahiU
 Plans Wedding

Miss Bernice M. Cahill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Cahill of New Haven, and Philip c. Story, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph B. Story of Cir cult Avenue will be united in mar riage Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bunker Hill Congregational Church. The Rev. Alan M. Fairbank will officiate at the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lewis of this city will attend the couple.
 MT. Story was honorably dis charged from the U. s. Army after serving in the European Theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
SPICES CHANGED HISTORY

Simple spices, such as cinnamon and pepper, altered the history of the world. The frenzied search for spices, used by ancient peoples as food, medicine, perfume and even a medium of exchange, inspired daring ocean voyages and brought about the discovery of America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Geraldine SilIS
 EMgaged to Wed

MT. and Mrs. George SillS of Riv- erside Street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Geraldine, to Robert Helie, son of MT. and Mrs. Camille Helie of South Elm Street. No date has been set for the wed- ding. MT. Helie was recently dis charged from the Army after serv- ing in the Army Air Forces three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
WAL-KENNY

Judge Thomas J. Wall of the Court of Common Pleas and Mrs. Wall of Torrington have announced the engagement of their daughter, Angela, to Joseph Patrick Kenny, son of Mrs. John Kenny of Brady Court, Hartford. A May wedding has been planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
EngAgeH1entS
CANNING-MORGAN

John Canning, Kellogg Street, an- nounces the engagement of his daughter, Margaret to M. John Moran, son of MT. and Mrs. Mat thew J. Moran, Willow Street.
 Miss Canning is graduate of St. Mary's Hospital School of Nursing. MT. Moran was graduated from Becker College of Business Administration, Worcester, Mass. and was recently discharged from the U. s. Army, after serving two years in Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Births

MT. and Mrs. Stephen J. OBrien of Blanchard Street announce the birth of their third son, Kevin Pat rick, born Sunday, March 17.
 A daughter, Barbara Ann, was born March 16, at the Waterbury Hospital, to MT. and Mrs. Herbert Leece, 1092 Baldwin Street. Mrs. Leece is the former GeneWeVe Phe- Ian of Baldwin Street.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Carr, West Haven, on March 17 at St. Mary'S Hospital. Mrs. Carr is the former Marjorie Lockwood, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Lockwood, York Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Webb, Elm wood Avenue, are the parents of a daughter born March II at the Wa terbury Hospital. Mrs. Webb is the former Miss Marion Alexander.
 MT. and Mrs. William P. Briggs, Jr.. announce the birth of a son born March 13 at the Memorial Hospital, Princeton, West Virginia. MT. Briggs, who was discharged from the Army Air Forces last week, will resume his premedical studies at Concord College, Prince ton today. He Is the son of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Briggs, Elliott Avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Horton, Bank Street, are the parents of Q son, John Daniel, born March IA at the Waterbury Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs, Joseph Schauster, Windsor, formerly of this city, announce the birth of their third son, Richard Leo Joseph, at the Hartford Hospital, on March II. Mrs. Schauster is the former Miss Mary Cronin, South Main Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Michielli, West Main Street, anounce the birth of their second child and first daughter, Rose, born March 10, at Waterbury Hospital, Mrs. Michielli is the former Miss Molly Forucci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
Weddings
 EYRE.GARRIGUS

Mrs. Dorothy B. Garrigus. South Britain, announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Mary Garrigus, to Harry Eyre, Hotchkissville, which took place Saturday in Paw ling, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
nINSMoRE.MILLER

D1NSMOKE.M1LLE
 MT. and Mrs. Turrnar1 P. DinS- more, Naugatuck, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Helen Virginia, to Leverett N. Miller, son of MT. and Mrs. Earl B. Miller, Mid- dlebury.
 Miss Dinsnore, a graduate of Naugatuck High School, class of 1943, is employed at the Bristol Go. MT. Miller, member of. the class of 1922 at Leavenworth High School, was discharged from the Army last fall after serving two years in Italy with the Fifth Army.
 No date has been set for the wed- ding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
DEVINO-MUSSO

The engagement of Miss Marie A. Devino to Paul J. Musso, son of MT. and Mrs. Salvatore Musso, Hillview Avenue, has been an- nounced by her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Devino, Woodbine Street. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

Moscow has established radio- telephone connections with any point in the United States, Mexico and other American countries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

MT. and Mrs. Arthur Voghel of Mansfield Avenue anollnce the birth of son born at St. Mary,s Hospital on March l8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20
GoTL1BOWsKI- -GARBAUsKAs

Miss Henrietta Gotlibowski, daughter of Mrs. Amelia Gotlibow- ski, Union City, is engaged to wed Ernest A. GarbauSkas, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Garbauskas, Alder Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

Night sleeping-car trais5 in France are to be speefed up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-20

MT. and Mrs. Stephen J. OBrien of Blanchard Street announce the birth of their third son, Kevin Pat rick, born Sunday, March 17.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY Haoa SHOP T. R.1 sSs n.s ys nsn Small
Only $1,000 Ph9ns MI eergsF 6Mgis oqS51fss pp3
a very cry good a investment. Doing 81 900 a
6e ssk prce een Here 1oush S a. sood very
J EssI MPney; Az ynoo $4,000 down, Call aMa MR
Restaurant. located near Governments
building. ;, excellent fixtures; doing about
Restaurant, doing more than $3.50 daily.
Streets strsstS Of E washinston, I s-year iease. @
Restaurant liouor, doing $500 dailys
lease and very, reasonable rent; r
Restaurant Liquor, air conditioned well
located. well known and outstanding IN
every respect; doing more than sl50.00o
yearly big pTots 9yssT of
fSstls B 81 Sc. e AT. Il; 7764: 2n- q 80
GRoCERIEs-;DGs in ne. Income quoted.
Equipment and building exceptional Self
service. Price in line.
colOEsd trade in nv; with VI vine and and
Inquire Tor these, and others from M.
cALoMIRIs PRoPERTIEs Dtstrict 1855.
YOUNG PASTOR OFFERS this week 3
special on dry cleaning shops. Stop. read
and pick one out, Dry cleaning shop, 3,
year lease at $50 a mo. income 81 900
mo; near East Capitol and 10th sts.; only
$500 down.
Dry cleaning shop and apt. rent, S75:
heat furnished; 3-year lease, income $500
mo: only 81 500. wants $500 down ideal
to add other business here.
Dry cleaning and valet shop, downtown;
rent, $3.50; has 5-year lease doing q
good business; owner can't handle and
says he will sell for s.. 800
and K NV; rent. 500 income quoted
81 900 mo; very good equip; 81 $50, no
balance
Dry cleaning and costume jeWery store
on l4th st. NV. rent, $50 income quotes
81 800 mo; $1,000; wants $1,000 down.
Dry cleaning and shoe repair shop. rent,
SLAB; income quoted over $1,000; complete
equip; near Conn. ave. and Dupont Circle:
$500. some terms. Selling business for
30 years. Call EX 1855 YOUNG Ss
PASTOR, Real Estate and Brokers, 1929
V~rn0r+
Evening star., 1946-07-28

DGS - self-service store S40 600 weekly
business quoted; volume Of business makes
IT II. suitable nI for partnership: long lease,
DGS-Self- service store: $4,000 weekly
business quoted: well equipped; long lease.
independent store. good colored loca-
u2. ti9n; 81; 500 weekly business quoted: ex-
cellent for Partnership; good lease. low
rent. For information of these and many
other f1Ee business opportunities call j.
MUCHN1CK, 205 Southern Bldg. WO
1898 or EX a9Oa IS
GROCERIES-Q1 DGS, in ne. Income
quoted. $500 weekly Rent, Sl35 Long
lease, Equipment and building excep-
tional Self-service. Price in line
t2) Colored trade, in NV, with wine
and beer; $500 weekly income quoted
Long lease: Rent, S115. Price. SIS, 900
=, INQUIRE for these and others from Mi
Berger, business consutant. with VIM
CALOMIR1S PROPERTIES, DI. 1855 rs
CLEANERS AND DYERS. Well established
business around $3.50 weekly. with apart
msnti mt, garage and basement: rent. sI25.
weekly. Good will, $4,000.
Liauor and grocery DGS, business over
y, Liauor store. A clean remodeled store:
KLEIN. MA. 1908. GE. esSG -
Evening star., 1946-07-28

GROCERIES AND MEATS in Virginia in
equipment: price. sI65oo, complete with with
stock Of $1,000; option of lease to super
market included in sales price.
Groceries and meats, weekly business
$500 cash: price, $4,000. complete with
large stock, living quarters, immediate
possession; terms
Liquor store, package; $4,000 weekly
business; clean store in very busy neigh
borhood; goodwill priced low in compari-
son to market conditions; Responsible
| Call KoGoD & BOOKOFF. 631 E Street
northwest. National 93s9 or National 1874.
Evening star., 1946-07-28

sSss F9s appointment call OSCAR sElGEL' D1,
d1s 5as sPf y radio sased sDsF ss sss aePs
BETH, TP,eeMEEts Nj ia;s 2.'DO sIlAA, aa
wkly.; rent, 5000; 71s-yr Lease; @onderful
location; has great possibilities; $1,000
cash down, balance very eesy: LES
sHILBY' 1909 Conn. ave. NV. DU, 91sS.
GROCERY sIso.2E Us sTtoREsE7we , have several
2qS y3N gFaIT1 gesky Pqzpess Gn M eaI Ex 6s4o Al
vARIETY var Ef1A AND 81 SODA H5 ha6P hfaoPnNrA1NLaSrge
corner store selling toys, notions novelties.
magazines, school sup. popcorn: gro. Gan
oe Pc put ~ IN; near ) schools No agents ,o s1s
sToRE s1a Ri nis AND HOME, on main hiahway inv
sa s64ut home mes Store to 3 bds G. e
all for $4,000; reasonable down payment,
balance like, rent doing excel. business
BELTsVLIEGensrai % cs s ope1ee stores STOCK stock and
approx. $4,000 in fixtures; near Govt.
SIS 500 fall price fer both ' real estate and
Balt. ave, Hyattsville. Wa Wa: 5000 5000 OPEN open
aH s6f SSfaas sorner nn Rns and Fairfax
fair rental; complete equipment, like new;
FAIRY MoRToN. TIE. iefS 54se. ne' per mo
MEMS SHOP, close in, on 18th st. NV:
rent. ,S125: satisfactory lease to buyer il
reliable: income gross quoted, 5000 mo:
ness, stock and fixtures. Sl0.oo0; terms
EDWIN L.. ELLIS, Broker. 1910 Vermont
ave. RIM. , RE. 5140. 30
HERE 1T is, FOLKS. Roomine house
moneymaker; Is rooms baths. oil heat,
rent $40. income quoted $500 and apt.
1for owner: arranged into 3 apis. and 8
sleeping rooms: corner house, all light
rooms; has fire escapes and license; former
embassy; very. nicely furnished Only
Youns G% f9wn 55 595 aus5 YouN sae eAsro e d
Brokers.
RESTAURANT with 1iquor-2 or more exp
outstanding businesses Of this town. The
lease and option on property is worth
more than price asked due to unusual
circumstances, owner is forced to sell
otherwise could not be bought at any price
MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI. 0440, weekdays
after 10 am.
Evening star., 1946-07-28

sUNDRIEs, SODA FoUNTAIN-5-yr. lease.
ssnt fsc NJ $40 no.; price $4,000 cash; good
BOOMING EoUsE-HoME. Monroe S.. mr..
| 4th n.w.-s rooms, ia baths: $50 rent;
two Groom ,apts., ! sleeping room, plus s.
rn I'm o apt. TO live IN: plenty val furn.: price,
$4,000 ~ . uosa. cash EDWIN L. ELLIS; Broker
AN IDEAL OPPORTUNITY for lady of
culture.,Shop selling authentic reproduc-
tions OF period furniture. Located in old
Georgetown catering to the highest type
od srsd senteis n4se souree of supply
information see Mr.; Giiroy Monday. No
WEADoN CO, Real Estate and Business
Brokers. 1887 NJ 81 NV
d. G. S. = CORNER - colored trade;
weekly business, Sl.aOo-S1 800; large beer
lO-l.. DI. 770s, Monday, ME- s744; no
RESTAURANT, Ione-established: must sell
due to illness; terms. ALBERT COHEN.
Re Rea}tor; CHI. 1861. Eve. and Sun. GL
equipped set-servioe store uSia"s in excellent ETh
location; short hours ALBERT H. COHEN.
Realtor. CHI. 1851. Eve. and sun, GIL
BEAUTY sHoP high, class, 14th st., not
rent. 500: lease, ST. years; years. heat. i light, light,
gas furn. ,,, Shown by appt,;; price; $4,000;
N alI sboPpnS R5 5l4e Center
day week: very. profitable business. Al
BERT H. COHEN, Realtor. cH. 1851 Eve.
and Sun. GIL. 2ao0. 3