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Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
MRS. NEVCONE HEADS
KENT IiONHlllnHRS
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Iuou graduation. Mrs NCWCoWh
attended the Philadelphia l'\t'l'
school. then accepted position a.
textile chemist with the Phllad'I-
phia Quartcrmastrr Depot of the .
:. Army In l9ii she went T." th'
nitCd Merchants laboratory III
New York to work in textile re-
search.
Mrs. Ntwcumh who succeeds
Miss Florence Ycttcr as hom"
demonstration agent will assist IN
carrying out the program that Kent
County home demonstration clubs
have set up for 1910. She Will maxi"
her Headquarters in the poStUiti'"
buildinG. Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26

TN Thursday evening. April IS
the local fire company was called
10 the nom" of Arthur NJ. Melvin
TO cNtlnSmSh fire which had
started between the floor of the
pain room and Il lower room Duc
to IN" quick and efficient action ON
the part of the Frcdrrica Volunteer
f'If" Company very serious damage
Ia IN" town was prevented AL.
ana Mrs. Melvin have EXPRESSED
men appreciation To all who as
sisted them in time of need
Bobby and Billy Rubach of In
per Darby. Pa. spent several days
with their grandparents. MIR. and
MIS-. Frank Russell OF near town
Mrs. David Coverdalc and sons.
koh"rt and Michael of Newark.
were visitors on Friday with Mrs.
Sallie Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Marion Steven
son and daughter attended the we'd
ding of Miss Evelyn Adams of Uor-
rinston Saturday at the Methodist
Church while Miss Ruth Ann WAS
bridesmaid for her cousin.
William II. Davis of Dover and
Mrs Sara Johnson of Spaford wrr,
Sunday guests of Mrs. Sallic viii
lidmS.
Mrs. Jane Cook and friend Of
Wilmington spent Sunday here.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
FREDERICK

Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. IIarrinr-
ton and children, Harry. Jr.. and
Gertrude of Jersey City. y. j.. spent
the Easter holidays with their mo
ther, Mrs Annie B. Harrington.
The Delaware State Rabbit Brcc-
dcrs' Association met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hollcger On
Sunday. April H. There were
about thirty aCtiv" rabbit breeders
present and plans were made In
hold spring show AT Marshalltou
in June This is new organiza-
tion and we wish them success
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Booker
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sipple and
Mrs. Mary Morris spent Easter in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edwin F. Patterson and
daughter. Mrs. Marian Smith. of
Glendale. Were visitors of Mrs
Sallie Williams on Thursday.
Mrs. Catherine Townsend and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Townsend of
Camden. y. j., were the Weekend
guests of Mr., and Mrs. William NJ
stevenson.
Mrs. y. c. Benson and nephew of
Philadelphia. visited Mrs. Hcttie
Palmer on Saturday.
Mrs Belle Demming of Maine is
spending sometime with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Counselman
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sipple of
Baltimore spent the Weekend with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Sipple.
Mrs. Flo Latman spent several
days last week with her son. Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Latman at Farm
ingtOn.
Lewis Wccsenback and nephew
of Jersey City were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Ralph
Jester
Chief of Police Laurence W
Belts is attending his second ycaI
of the Delaware State Police School
held in Dover for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moore anG
daughter OF New Jersey spent scv.
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
iamin Moore.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Davidson
Mrs. Irene Langrcll and daughter
Carroll spent Sunday with Mr. ant
Mrs. ElwoOd Cahall at Chester. Pa
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26

Edna zimmerman and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Eliza f. Raughley; also
one sister. Mrs. Ethel VI. Hunter Of
this city; one niece. Mrs. Victor
widows of Wilmington. Funeral
services were held from his late
residence on Center street last
Thursday at O'Clock in charge
of the Rev. j. Harry Wright, pas
tor OF Ashury Methodist Church.
assisted by the Rev. John T. Bailey
of Milford. lntcrmCnt was made in
Hollywood cemetery.
Before capacity congregation
the annual Easter pageant was pre-
sentcd in Trinity Methodist Church
on Sunday evening under the di-
rectiOn of Mrs. Thomas c. Jones.
For several weeks the east assem-
blcd and Went through their parts
and at the Easter tide when pre-
scnted. it was near perfection. The
cast included Randall H. Knox
Jr.. Virginia Holloway. Calvin
Simpson, Harry {. Tee, Jr.. Flea
nor Smith. Betty Jane Knox. Shir-
ley Simpson. Bobby Jester, Elva
Rae Rash and Catherine Simpson
Arnett Potter handled the elcctri-
cal equipment Mrs Earl Sylvester
was at the console and the sOlOist
was Sergeant William +. Smith;
duet by Rev. and Mrs. E. Jones.
The Offering by classes went over
the top and amounted to 1868. This
will be devoted TO conference claim
ments out in full ready to start
the new year New envelopes for
the coming year will be distributed
soon by the stewards.
WilcuttS- FibelkOrn
Roy WilcuttS. son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Srnest Wilcutts of Leipsic. and
Miss Hilda Mae FibclkOrn. dauGh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John FibclkOrn
OF Harrington. We're united in bonds
of sacred matrimOny at the Trim
ity Methodist Church on Friday
evening at nine o'clock by the pas
tor. Rev. Thomas c. Jones. The
Young couple were attended by
Captain John SOmervillc of IIar-
rinGton and Mrs. William Dohring
VI Wilmington After spending
their honeymoon in Florida, they
will make their future home in
Harrington.
Harrington Rotary Club had as
its guest speaker at its last meet
ing eXState Senator Walter j. Pas
key. taking for his subject lives OF
some of our great Presidents. An
invitation was read from the Do
yer Rotary TO visit their club ON
April 80, which was accepted
Preparations are being made &c
hold youth day early in May, spOn-
sOrcd by the club. Requests ar,
being received weekly for factory
sites and buildings and due To the
natural and man-made advantages
| Harrington has to offer most OF
'hcse requests are being filled
| through the clubs efforts. Attend
ance averages nearly one hundred
per cent all civic minded young
! men.
Mr. and Mrs. John Truitt an(
Jaby of Easton. Md. have beer
he guests of his parents. MIR. ant
Mrs. Harrington Truitt.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26

Don't forget the stage show
sponsored by the MiltO" Lions
club ON May 2nd at Milton Thcatrr.
Prices: 75c and soc. II
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
EBE CHANDLER. REPUBLICAN,
LEADER. KILLED
Continued from First ragc)

Ebc Chandler was born in Days
horo, January II. 1894. He was ed
ucatcd in the public schools of the
town and then engaged in farming
for some time With his brother.
Joseph l.. Chandler. he organized
and operated a garage business un-
der the name OF Chandler Brothers
for several years In 1922 he WAS
appointed postmaster of DagSbOro
by President Harding and he was
reappOinted by President Calvin
Coolidge He served as State Sen
atOr during the 1898 and 1887 Ses-
siOnS of the General Assembly. act
ing as Republican floor leader dur
ing the latter session He was Il
member of Millvillc Lodge No. 80,
y. f. and ~ NJ : Jr. q. L. \. NJ. and
the Improved order of Red Men.
He was a Methodist. He was mar
ried in 1919 To Miss Blanche Whar-
ton OF MillShOrO. who with two
daughters. Marian and Marjorie,
survive him.
Funeral services We're held at
his late home on Monday afternoon.
Cubbagc Brown. former lieu
tenant in the Army Air Corps. at
tending school at the University of
North Carolina, was called home
last week due To the serious i'll
ness and death of his mother. Mrs.
Il ,
he will not return to the University
until the fall term.
Thurman Brown of Newark. y.
j.. spent the Weekend with friends
here.
Miss Evelyn Tee of Wilmington
spent Friday and Saturday of last
week with Mrs. Philip Angus
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Camper
and Edgar Galloway, all of Phila
delphia. spent the Weekend with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baynard OF
Wilmington spent the week k-end
with the formers mother, Mrs
Wallace Hanson.
Lieutenant and Mrs Everest
lIOlZclaw of Fort RclVOir, Va
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. job Pride
Mr. and Mrs. II. Clyde Miller
have had as recent guests Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lawson Starchcr of Clarks
burg. W. Va. and also l.. W. Gas
kin of Baltimore.
IT. Stephens Episcopal Church
Fleming Street
Sunday. April 2S
9:45 Il. IN. Morning Prayer ant
Sermon.
Milton Fircmcn's Carnival May
lth To 18Th, 1916. New fire tele
phone 267l. a26-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26

MIR. and Mrs Everett Wilson of
Wilmington spent the week end
with Mrs Annie Boone.
MIR. and Mrs. James Covington
spent the week with their mother
Mrs Ollie CoVington.
Dr. W. W. Sanford. while putting
the brakes on his car to avoid an
accident. SprainCd his back. He WAS
a patient in the Dover Hospital for
several days
MIR. and Mrs. William Widrman
of Newark. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore
and family, Mr. and Mrs Willard
Belts and daughter Sandra. were
guests at dinner on Sunday AT the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belts
in honor of Mrs. Belts birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Bostic of
Georgetown were Sunday guests
of Mr., and Mrs Joseph Sharp.
Mrs. Elva Gross and Mrs. Horace
Culver and daughter spent Friday
i'll Clayton.
Milton Fircmrns Carnival May
ith to 18th. 1916. New fire tele-
phone 2G1l. a26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26

Mr. and Mrs. VI. e. Iloy"y hay"
been visiting friends at EdS'"""u.
Md
ON "Wednesday. Mrs Ethel T. T.
Leach entertained in honor Oh h'r
guest. Mrs. Fannie iulf OF Ny"in-
ing and Miss Bell OF Dover the iol-
lowing from town Mrs. Ponder
Thomas. Mrs. Helen carlisle. MIS-
Mary AShmead. Mrs. Julia l'afhN.
Mrs. Mary Burton. Mrs. sara t'"t
don. Mrs Mae Williams. Miss lAz>lr
Lank and Mrs sue toGerS
Charles Mittcn. Jr., son OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Nlttcn ot Bal
timorc. who is visiting his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. ;. brilS,
here. had the misfortune while
playing to fall and break his arm
Mir. and Mrs Robert pou2hrriy
of Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs
George ManloVc OF Dover were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. iim-
ry Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Hopkins Were
Rchohoth visitors recently.
MIR and Mrs. Robert kohacn oi
Upper Darby. Pa. and trac" Rus-
sell of Bristol Pa. wer" Weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rus
sell
Lieutenant A. Edyth Fisher
daushtrr of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fisher. is home ON It 3o-day lraV"
Lieutenant Fisher is OF the %""tl
General Hospital i'll Naples. Ait'l
her leave here she will return It
Fort Dix for rcassignment
Mrs. Julia Camper spent tn" Eas
ter holidays in Atlantic city. or
Saturday night she attended The
recital of Gladys Swarthout III Con
vention Hall Ballroom there.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
HARRINGTON

Military funeral services for
Master Sergeant Walter G.. Duke,
who was killed in an Army train
ing plane from the Dover Army Air
Field near Pittsville, Md, last
Sunday morning were held from
the Greenwood Methodist Church.
Greenwood. last Wednesday after
noon at two o'clock in charge of
the pastor. Rev James O'Neil as
sisted by the Rev. Charles W. Spry
of CheswOld, who also oiticiated at
the wedding OF Sergeant Duke.
He was born i'll Greenwood, the
son of Julia Meade and the late
Charles Duke. Sergeant Duke was
in the Army for seven years.
Interment was made in the Odd
Fellows cemetery. Seaford. Ser
geant Duke is survived by his wife.
the former Betty Ann Elliott of
Bridgeville; his mother. Mrs. Julia
Meade of Greenwood. and four sis
ters, Mrs. Lawrence Wilson and
Mrs. Colin &. Rethune. both OF
Greenwood and Mrs. Frank Mar
shall and Mrs. George Tyrell. both
Following the regular Easter
service at Canterbury Methodist
Church last Sunday morning. the
Rev. John T. Bailey. pastor. bap-
tized his great grandson, Richard
Harry Tee. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry c. Tee. Lr. The little tot
was baptized in the boyhOod church
of his grandfather and also the
church of his late great-grandmO-
ther on his fathers side. His great
grandmother was the former Mary
Elizabeth FARRELL. daughter OF the
late Joseph Jarrell. The baptismal
font was one Of a pair of antique
dessert dishes given to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Tee at the time OF
their wedding as a wedding Gift.
The north end of Harrington 5
business section was threatened
early Sunday morning about ; a.
m. when fire was discovered in a
bedroom on the third floor of Amy
Stones Hotel, when Il mattress
was found to be on fire. Howard
Bliss occupied the room. Fire Off
cials made an investigation and
believe it started from cigarette
though BileS denied smoking The
fire was soon eXtinguished. but the
water damage will be large. The
hotel, Il three story frame build
ing, is not equipped with fire es-
capcs and is surrounded by other
tl.
ginia Bennett rooming house on
the west; Ralph'S Barber Shop on
the east with the apartment of Miss
Della Ryan on the second floor
Mary Granville Beauty Parlor in
the rear of the barber shop This
building is owned by DR.. H. W
Smith. The home of City COuncili-
man LinScy McNcy, nephew OF
Mrs. Stone, nearly adjoins the hO-
tel to the north. However. none OF
these buildings were damaged. The
tircmcn had reached home only q
short time when the alarm went of
again about 1 a. m, for chimney
fire at the home of Norman Rust in
Pennington. No damage was re
in the alarm set ii OFF again abOu
s a. III. and Sunday afternoon the
alarm sounded for relay hook III
and drill from a nearby stream.
Albert w. zimmerman, age 6
years. we'll known railroad mal
on the Del-Mar-Va Division of tn,
Pennsylvania Railroad, but retir
ed. passed away at the Milford Me
mortal Hospital last week, after
few months illness. Doc" as HI
was known among his associates
was born in Orangeville, Pa, tn,
son of the late DR.. Charles Am
norman. The Ammermans mOvcC
to Greenwood several years age
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Evening star., 1946-01-05
:ousss wl.:4Tsp TO RENT tce,.. , =.

CAPT. C0RYELL, Regular Navy, on per-
manent cuty, desires 2-bedroom house or
apt, furnished: will pay S125 mo-. thres
adults, Tel. DI. 1000, Ext. 64S. g.
DIPLOMAT needs house, unfurn,, 3 or
bedrooms. D. c. Northwest. Phone OR.
PERM. ASSIGN It. comdr. and wife want
attractive or room house, furn, or un-
furn.: prefer Hillcrest or other desirable
Sc. or s.w. location. Phone Clinton 55s-W.
CAPTAIN, Regular Navy. wife and 2 chill
Northwest or Montgomery County, Febru-
PARTLY FURNISHED or unfurnished 2 or
3 bedroom house in Bethesda Chevy Chase
area wanted by couple with grown daugh-
ter; excellent care Of your property as
sured Telephone WI. 0Ss1.
PkiVATE PARTY, direct from owner, 2 or
bedroom house, NV. section, nearby Viz
en einia or MARYLAND IA. 1926; 6'
GOVERNMENT ARCHITECT, Just returned
from West Coast, desires 2 or 3 bedroom
house or ept. unfurn ia. 1895. Sc
SMALL HOUSE or 2-bedroom apt, WASH
ington or nearby vicinity. Spruce 0437-J.
3 OR BEDROOM HOUSE in NV D. C.;
prefer unfurn.: limit 500: urgent. MA.
l225 or RE. 0333 weekdays, NO. $3.50 Sun.
CAPTAIN, reg. Navy, requires or
bedroom unfurnished house suburban
wash. MONTGOMERY County preferred: adult
pnnt,,. tpamiiy;, TEL Teld RE 7400. Ext. 1851, or
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ROOMS WITH eoARp.

THE COLONY CLUB. 3O32 St. NV
Room a.sS and Ms 5osr bosTd. 2 girls, $50 month
soT4 KxLoRAMA RD. NV, Just OF Conn.
ave.-Double rm. for young people only,
CARROLL sPRiNGs nm, Forest Glen, Nd,
lounge: bus services and car pools. sH.
l1s, l1os N. H H AYE; Sg: N.w.-Double and triple
1885 n ST. N.W.-Rooms with board for
sei,nsd r 11nn,h young women; s426o and s47.5o
1fOi 18th ST. N.w.-vacancy in triple
room, ideal location. switchboard. choice
daS. 5aSs s.h 18th ST ST. coy
menth niaa wats5 ssss ysTy mT 52 s292d meals sSS
9f RHobf 81 eish shEsD HsE mSp 89 w. ess
FOR two or three girls. Walking distance to
I5Si MASS. AvE. S.w.@vseaney for ?
young ladies', newly decorated, twin beds;
ia fao4 naRia %assScfahusErrs sefh AVE. NV de-
sirable vacancies in one OF Washington' S
rooms; single. s4s, so; triple. S4350. Call
aiSsr RnpM RTTa Rmi Re aat 1928 t4s2Ssss.s.s,, IA,
NV; private Protestant home can iasa Accom- se
modate two refined, employed ex-service-
men, or similar furnished room for each;
family privileses: open Jan. 10; s25 semi
1884 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-l va.
cancy in attrac. triple room for girl; one
above average. Rate, $50 per mo.
1912 18th ST. NV, . blks of Conn.
ave.-Vacancies in double and triple
rooms for girls; excellent meals.
YOUNG GIRLS - Available Immediately,
lovely double room. single beds . closets;
other vacancies in near future. Make
reservation now to live at this attractive
girls boarding house, where two we'll
planned meals are served every day.
SLAUGHTER 1927 10th st. NV. (near
DupOpt Circlel
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HOUSES FURNISHED

HOUSE in Virginia, 21 miles
QUIT rooms. bath, 2-car garage with
toilet and shower. servants rm. over ga
rage, oil heat throughout, electric range
and refrigerator and telephone: on paved
highway, ! mile OF Lee hwy, (Route, 2sl:
will rent to responsible people; no house
dogs: $3.50 monthly. Phone Fairfax e1O-J.
FURNISHED suburban cottage. lovely hill
top; two large bedrooms, twin beds in
each; modern plumbing, living room,
Kitchen, porches, garage; Mass. ave. ex-
tended; s175 month: II it fits your needs,
you will be charmed. Box 97-C, Star.
YOUNG COUPLE TO SHARE 6-room house
until April $40 month. 1922 A st. me-,
CHEVY CHAsE. D. C.-s rooms, . baths,
for small family who wont eject owner;
s135 month. Wo. 5167. 1894 Nebraska
35?5 T ST. N.W.-6-room house, gas heat.
yard, garage: available Immediately: ref
erences: 81 80 month. EN-. 6051.
DETACHED BRICK, on Ia acres Of ground
N restricted subdivision. about 9 miles out;
living and dining rooms, kitchen, study
and lavatory on LIST floor; 8 bedrooms and
baths on 2nd floor: servants room and
bath; recreation room; Gear garage: beau
tifully furnished; S175 month. PHILIPS,
CANBY & FULLER, INC, 1012 18th st
n W, Ma 1900
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER, permanent. duty wash
ington, desires two or three bedroom fur
Pisf sHHss or RgpEN4 fs ser gsGn see, 16sa
SR5foSsS ssfS5sf sssPhsTd ISFiRS
sstlo1 sssettlion1;a permanent family. adults.
NV NV : ZEALAND GoSsEifsiMENr ohlcial
sSer nspSf ds
e. have eEa nsed s oS oT S fsSTos bsaToem
er aRSurnisSsd Please phone '0fhiSaee aiilside
GtoSvERNMENT OFFICIAL, in desperat.
need q or s bedrm; house OF apartment,
:, Ct.
u s. duty
sr aS HoNTHs e Esn sENT In oSSS o4SSSSANcE comdr
reg, Navy, ret. from overseas, needs .3-4
lssss SsS.m sian HnfuEa 4sa6 house; best ref l.ns
rMfxsIcIAN If Ps55msnsnt; desperately needs IDS
fssSsnee fssids aE Slas shoDDns
GevERNMENT ENGINEER, washington
Tssssn vsnss rent 20 ysass r; s mos nSns oT e. aa
nGPie needs 5efore .e January 70 fur
heuss sscon aO to S sI es
in advance. Reply Ordway 1880 s.
ARMY COLONEL, lust returned, now Govt.
executive. wants unfurn house, or bed
rms; Wash. or suburbs. TIE. 0207.
3 OR BEDRM. house in Silver Spring or
Northwest district; adult family. Call L. 3.
MALONEY, successor to Hunter Bros, Sill
yer Spring. SH. 346s. after $50 pm. ia
PERMANENT EXECUTIVE Of national or
ganization and wife desire small unfur-
nished house in ne. or NV. section or
occupancy. no children or pets; can fur
nish excellent references. Call AT 0040
6 OR RIM. UNFURN. house by couple,
perm. residents; excellent care. IA. e663.
URGENTLY NEED unfurnisned house or
apt. any size or location; best references.
Please call DE. 6S66.
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires room and
bath, private home, NV. section. NE.
UNFURNISHED downtown for light house
keeping Box 221 &C, Star. 81
MIDDLE-AGED employed lady desires
light housekeeping room or room she could
moderate. Box 201-C. Star. 90
SINGLE and double rooms, with or without
board, for mature men and women
students. NV. section. Call ME. 1892
between 8 am and 4 pm.
JUNIOR OFFICER desires room and bath
or equivalent accommodations, central To-
cation. Box 137-C. Star. 5'
YOUNG GOVERNMENT professional man
desires room and bath, private home, vi
cinity Dupont Circle. DU. 516s evenings.
BY MIDDLE-AGED GOVT. AUDITOR, to
share furnished apt. or room with pvt.
bath. vicinity 10th st. and Park rd.: ref
erences exchanged. Box 3S1-C, Star g.
RETIRED MAN would like room, vicinity
Settled kADY, Goyefnment Govern a' empHioye.
desires l room and bath, furn. or unfurn.;
STUDIOUS GENTLE AMER. MAN, clean
habits. best connections; modest perm. rm.
in home congenial relationships preferable
to elegant furnishings. Reply confidential.
CoGoRED-WAsHrNGToN FAMILIES who
desire to rent suitable accommodations to
men students should list these accommoda-
tions at once with the once Of the dean
Of men, HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Call
Dupont 6l0O, Ext 235
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCESSORIES for camera fans wanted
incl cameras, movie equip. Pay highest
prices. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. (olp
Dept. Of Justicel. RE 2434.
ADDING MACHINE, standard make, small
any time.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors, ONCE equip. all kinds. Top prices paid.
Eve. and Sun, co. 1925: week, DI 1872
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
lators. bought. sold and rented RE I177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 18th
st NV
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
Taylor 1898.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted at once. Please call MR..
GRADY. Ma. 1920.
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
matter what you have to sell, please call
today. Mr.. GRADY, Ma. 1920.
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WANTED tcoct.,

BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture;
oVa Of spS or = onss we
eash 0Ef ssEsNR sss aGie e.nns snD'ss ave-
nv. RE 2434. Open am to 2 pm.
PHoTo suPpLY aos Sth st NV " tneaf ~ r
CARPET Cah MT SWEEPER. in good condition.
CHINA Plates, cups, platters. etc, with
MAeissen, coalport, sevres. etc. Box 7o-c,
ssraS'sgiis ss!sss 'fa t.:
cLoTHfNG-ose.ser @ prices pal paia for men. EN-
81 G sssa open Hssss sves viii hTs s.i h'n ST. nv
aad az sss S e0e esb Ps EHsHs Hsfasf
BURK. NC. SD I3th NV. NV b1. 81 a77s
DIAMONDS. silvsrware;; cameras. clothing
aWsia9 als1 shoiss Mr Of {, diamonds on hand. MAX
FURNISHINGS Tor one;bedroom apart
ment 1,d Ia II apartment available. Cali sH.
FURNiTGkE and home furnishings of all
Knas Il sSGa Ms c9nsSn sRY R pos sos cash.
FURNITURE and household effects, drapes.
oss pscns ST. s5Gth2 ees5s ss.
BOZ STORES Isl 3 9TH iaHi St. NV NV. NNAn
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
tod teday D'S Mr. aRAbY q ns.e Nh a0Rs aeso piease can
GOLD-Brlng your olo gold. silver. plating
tee Pam siseaTeed ,ewelry Ts psy cash
buy entire household. Prompt removal.
ft " tHR Ehhe't Woaa pfsafs ks MI to e PURCHASE
Cali evenings, Republic 3672. o.
otf1rt
" 8; gold, any date, $37 each. Box
MUsicAi MUSIC i.af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cash a
ss S1 @dSts as GuNoR Gt shs sGee
eoEPs aGa aaeFz en2en P T m to S fneran
PIANO-Will pay cash for a spinet. a
S%sll EM aga Apartment upright or grand. Phone
PIANOs-Grands. apartment uprights o,
srinets wanted will pay high price fol
s.% gSoo p,anos amos, ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANOS, grand, upright, spinet or apt
sl size, any size; saizgea;o any condition; will pay
cellent prices for desirable used pianos Of
all kinds, despite, the number of new pianos
now on the market. Telephone US for an
pay YOU for your piano In many cases We
s1s 81 5sz %e5s Ro sss5 sisass sHo o hs
PING-PoNG TABLE. District 5000.
auto: or hand fed. Box 498-B, Star.
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
SEWING MACHINE, heavy-duty, suitable
l@eatheretts, @ MR; BOND, RE. 2727, g..
AM INTERESTED in buying old jeweiry.
MILESTONE, ME. 6073.
CASH FOR, YOUR BOOKS. stamp collec-
ton, old glass. china and silver; private
ALL KINDS Of old-fash;oned picture
frames, clocks and furniture bought for
cash. EN-. 4205 and give address, 81