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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-02
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE oH1o

WANTED-Curtains to wash and
stretch. Phone 1888. 6-1-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-02

NOTICE-Anyone needing stone
cistern top, may have for hauling
away. $40 S. Main st. 6-1-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-02

FOR SALE-All steel child's car,
maroon, for age 3 to 6; bright
red Irish-mail car. Phone 1912.
Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-02

FOR SALE-new chemical toilet,
with accessories. $40 S. Main St.
6-1-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-02

FOR SALE-1- 5 it.. Allis chal-
mers combine, in good condition.
Clarence Schalip, r. 2, Marys-
vile. Its
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-03
BETA SIGMA PHI MAKES PLANS FOR
 EASIER BREAKFAST

An Easter breakfast for mem- bers of Beta Sigma Phi and their guests was planned at the regular meeting of Delta Chapter, held Tuesday night at the home of Ruth Bader. Jeanne Renshaw, social chairman, is in charge of arrange ments for the breakfast, which will be one of the highlights of the spring social season for the soror- ity.
 At the close of the business meet ing, Ruth Dunlap, program chair man, presented Victor c. Rivers, Territorial Senator and architect from Anchorage, who spoke to the group on the background of archi- lecture and it's place in modern civilization He traced the history of architectural styles and purposes from the early Greeks, through tle Roman periods up to the present modern functional forms. Illustra- tions of various commercial and residential architectural projects were shown to further describe the highly functional purposes of mod ern design.
 Alter the program. refreshments were served by President lone Will liams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-03
RADIO LOG
KINY tl46o KC) JUNEAU "The Voice of Alaska"
THURSDAY EVENING

THURSDAY EVENING 5:00-One Night Stand. 5:30-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5:45-Songs of the Islands. 6:00-PNA News.
 6:l5-Melody Roundup. 6:30-Fibber and Molly. 7:0o-Voice of Army. 7:l5-Standard News--Forecasts 7:30-Jubilee.
 8:00-March of Melody. 8:30-Frank Morgan. goo Mystery Playhouse. 9:30-Magic Carpet. 9:45-Between the Lines. l0:o0-Pamaray Time 10:l5-Forecasts. Marine and weather forecasts daily at 800 and 9:S0 AM; l2:oC Noon, and $40, TIPS and 1o;15 P. M)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-03
-rOmuCC
 NV LL

Effective Aprll ], th2 Motorship Estebctn will sail for Sitka and waypoints each Wednesday at noon. General freight will be accepted e. the Northland Dock until pm. Tuesday, and meats only, will be accepted until l. am. Wednesdays. DAVIS TRANSPORTATION co.
 adv. 532-tl2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-03
NOTICE

Having sold the Hardin Carpen- ter Shop, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said Shop after this date.
 CARL HARDIN.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
|6irI's Body, Stabbed
80 Times, Is Found
I'm Pawiuckei Woods
sy The Assoeicisd Press

PAWTUCKET, r. T., Feb. 1.-The
body of 17-year-old Rita Bouchard,
stabbed 80 times in the neck, chest
and back, was found late today in q
lonely patch Of swampland and a
medical examiner termed il q
'.fiendish type OF murder"
A pawtucket man out for an after
noon walk through the woods near
Ten Mile River found the body
about 100 yards from a dirt road
known locally as Lovers Lane"
Medical Examiner Albert J. Gau-
Diet said the wounds indicated that
the girl was attacked with a long
thin-bladed weapon. DR.. Gaudet
said there was no evidence Of GRIM
inal assault and that the girl had
been dead four to six hours when
she was found.
There was no sign of q weapon
near the body and police said that
they were without clues. They add
ed that it was possible that the
girl had been killed elsewhere and
the body left in the lonely woodland
swamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Luminello,
Of North Providence, with whom
Miss Bouchard had been living as
a state ward, identified the body.
Miss Bouchard carried no means
Evening star., 1947-02-02
| Nine Shots Fired
| In Arrest at
| Union Station

Nine shots were exchanged in the
Union Station waiting room and
concourse early this morning by a
policeman and a colored man he
had arrested for disorderly conduct
No one was injured
The shooting caused brief panic
in the waiting room with some
people running and several ducking
under benches.
Patrolman Orville McHargue, at
tached to the Terminal Police, said
he heard the man using vulgar
language in the waiting room, and
after the language continued despite
warming, took him by the arm
and walked him toward the police
Office.
After walking 40 or so feet, he said,
the man broke away, ran toward
the concourse doors and turned and
fired twice. One of the shots was
fired through the open doors, and
the other went through the wooden
part of one of the doors.
Officer McHargue chased the man
into the concourse and an addi-
tioral seven shots were fired, five
of them by the officer.
The man ran out of the station,
north on First street NE. to G.
street. west to North Capitol street
and then turned north. He fled
into a house on Defrees street and
then escaped, according to Pfc.
Thomas Fottrell, a Marine stationed
at Quantico, Va, who had joined
the chase.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Snow Forces Milwaukee
r
To Proclaim Emergency
By the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 1.-The Mil
waukee Common Council today de-
clared the city in a state of emer-
gency as a result of the 18-inch
snowfall Wednesday and Thursday
and empowered police to impound
vehicles blocking traffic.
Effective Monday. vehicles OF
"sight-seers" and others not Of a
public transportation or emergency
nature will be barred from the
streets to facilitate snow removal,
Vehicles blocking streets will be i'm
pounded and the owners required to
pay towing and impounding costs.
The provisions will not apply to
automobiles stalled in the storm,
which tied up all transportation in
the city, closed schools, major in
dustries and department stores and
prevented mail, milk and food de-
Iveries. Transportation still was
partially paralyzed today.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Catholic u. Alumni
Compile Directory

IA directory which lists 1887
former students and graduates has
been completed by Alumni Associa-
ton of Catholic University.
The volume is dedicated to 81
Catholic University graduates who
were killed during World War II
and is being offered for sale to all
members of the Alumni Association
A free copy is being sent to all
who became sustaining members OF
the association during the fiscal
year 1946-1947.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Shrine Council to Meet
AT Atlantic City in Nay
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 1.-The
Shrine Imperial Council session will
be held in Atlantic City May 26-29
Justice George H. Rowe of Buffalo
N. Y, imperial potentate of the
Shrine of North America, announced
today.
The session previously had been
scheduled for Buffalo. About 10000
delegates are expected to attend
Justice Rowe said.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
SPECIAL GROUP OF
LAMP AND OCCASIONAL TABLES
Prices Reduced, $5.95 to $15.95
Occasional Chairs

TDstet| soIed sompes-" sample )" Oo,~ ~0 - M @ 995 S
Floor sompIe open-om chairs in lovely beige top
estry Unusual design Slightly domoeed As ls--S395O 5
Z Grip arm occasional chairs in good quality novelty
blue fobrc The lost two of eoodseIng group $3.50
fobrc d9 oo'1bs @oboeo ryO1 finish G'e @ 1 &
5 Occasional chairs, cIosed-orm design in choice OF
rooms --~~------------ s32e5 s.
supemeIy comfortable Colonial potform rockers:
Floor samples Mahogany finish frome. in-choice of =.
sohty soIed led Wine sy $500 $
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Polio Poster Girl Tells
OF O'Dwyer Interview
By the Assoeioted Pres,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. Little
Nancy Drury, I, the Polio Poster
Girl" in this years March Of Dimes
campaign, was glad to get back
home today from New York,
The center of attraction during
q two weeks tour Of the New York
Evening star., 1947-02-02

area, Nancy has her own opinion
of the Nations metropolis.
The Mayor gave me key to
the city" Nancy said. "and when !
took it I asked him. DO you lock up
New York with it?'"
She didn't recall what Mayor
William O'DWyer replied.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Flynn Buying Isiund

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb. l up.
Movie Actor Errol Flynn Is COM
pleting negotiations to buy Co.,
acre coconut- -fringed island off Ja-
maica, for a holiday resort. Known
as Navy Island, the island has a
large mansion, fresh water springs
and white sand beaches. The price
reported agreed on Is 100000.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

81 identification on her person, but
| the Luminellos, who had been
alarmed when the girl did not re-
turn from work last night. contacted
police after hearing radio broad
cast that q young woman's body
had been found in the woods.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Churchill Conaueror Dies

DUNDEE, Scotland, Feb. 1 P.--
Edwin Scrymgeour, 80, Scottish pro-
hibitionist who caused a major polit-
ical sensation by defeating Winston
Churchill at a parliamentary elec-
ton in 1922, died at his home today.
He held Office until 1881 and did not
seek election again.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
Asthma kueus
fought Easy Way

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Days under our guaranteed trial offer. Ses
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Evening star., 1947-04-16

PIANosmA5e Ian you interested in small o.
All Of these pianos are in nne condition
and worth while your inspection. Con-
zsnf yE MSso tss; e. e, Ros Rf srTanssd e. ns e 81
PiANos-we have on display and for i'm
certo model 4 styled period piece, care
fully designed to harmonic with practical
| ly all period or modern furniture; We cor
you sasy viii l Want 'S esazsn,ens e N 3 Terms ) may nay
ple llps s: NV; ,,cI Dd. s4e4; ,,r.
asf' s !: - sso Ss IF sSse Ill ''t as
ssss sss:Epsssa ssa s,f'sS = a 8: p
FnIwoo6 Hs sSsG; sisI''h ss6 rfsE II SHELVING ain,
exesilsnt a for shlppIng or storins. aku.
EkEFABaIoaTEb EE sS0i .tTaetnrai Goen s .ssel m
buildings and. garages for masonry or
aluminium siding; ensineering service.
| DUPONT IRON WORKS. 1l66 18th st. NV.
PRoJEcToR, sound; Victor 4o-B. 1e-mm.
VIII demonstrate. new cond.; suitable for
IA is45 n. Capitol st.. NE. ssie. '' 'ei is. "
PROJECToR-Brand-n S-mm. Universal
Ts s4ssss saWNBsokERs 'sa sAis w.
| RADIO, 2-speaker, S-tube table model,
| S35; small Emerson, $40; also Howell por-
eelain and chrome. table and chairs;
English lounge and wing chairs; book
shelves; 5-pc. oak dinette set, maple Gov
Winthrop desk; ress-. for quick sale. Pals
RADIO o-PPHoNoGRAPH combination, blond
oak cabinet 12-inch speaker. Webster
ss5o sans CAN Rh saas s's' u D .SossSa'f
RADIO, 11;ssb. o.uRov. aosT nedsts ! !.
RADIO. Phnco Tropic, 14-tubs. table
model; shoTt-ways bands; @ @wSrid- wide re-
RADI0s-Low prices on many popu!as
RADIO. automatic rsdio-phono., $50. dsbi.
net model Zenith. S35 Will sell one.
Baby carriage. 81. 3s1 North Carolina
RADIO COMBINATION. RcA Victor. esbi-
net model, needs some repairs. bargain:
kAbIo. I fIso oGRasHsYeiosins q szso' gu.
\ few slightly used and floor sample models
at woTthvhiIs rsdnstions. Phone Mr.;
(contsnusd On Next Pass.J
Evening star., 1947-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection of cam
erass protectors snlargers' electric expo
papers, chemicals, photo, books and 800
Opp 1opp. Dept Dept Of Justice}. Ra. R 5454a n'"
mDdss hDRJNG MACHINES hand and eee
81 Z e IS
seas5s dsl7sss Mg 5o0i PLESsAsF RSs NJ AP s
AIR CoNDfTioNERs, all types, new and
RE issS since rs is iszS f. s. s. JoHNsos sSz SFRo e.
ALBUM OF CORTINA Spanish language
and e1mpes @ VIII Phone 1dsd @
ALUMINIUM SCREENS, aluminium COM
Snfsxs esf sss sdsss st s
frames from cracking or rotting. Phone
aIGMiNuM cooKWARR.' RE- heavy. saS WV water ter.
less neysr s gsed ysed leaving city sacrifice for
ANTiauEs and reproductions Beautiful
Hepplewhite card table, very unusual.
JAMES IAN MOSS, Interiors, 5s4o Macarthur
dale chair, in gold broeade. JAMES Moss,
Isfa MfeaFtbas svd nx rare 1uy
JAMES JAM MOSS, Interiors, $40 Macarthur
ANTIQUES and reproductions - Ladder
MOSS. Interiors. 5s40 Macarthur blvd.
ANTIQUE CHINA VASES and lamps;
am0gff aERoM fnd MseG % FysF Hous sa
ARMY lfss BhRRAeks r. 1sa1e e. ses bargain must
be moved Immediately. Olympic eo17 or
AUTO, PISTOL military %, high
standard. excel; ammo, and accessories.
Ref Ref bosu reauissd ed So Pant sprayer gun
BABY CARRIAGE. collier-Keyworth; ex-
celient &C, condition; gray, coilapsible, COM
BABY CARRIAGES - storkline. Thayer,
Kroll, Hedstrom, etc. All new Al models.
Get our prices. NATIONAL SPORT SHOP,
BABY M "a eaRkiAGEIslishtly used. like 1s new
Ess5sn Gsassr sas bss used sssf So ss
saSX GAEEIaeE ass k sSs s.ea
BABY; BABY CARRIAGE. He Hsdstrom ,sollapslbls;
BANk ,.s 4, GRAVEL r.. for ROADS and driveways.
s,nkf' s ? pipe sRa Mf ti5taippss. BLOCKS, soSs
BEDROOM SUITE, fine mahogany, 7-pc.
set. priced to sell. Also assorted pieces.
BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM, pINETTE-
Turner's, 923 &c" st. NV, are now ready
as Simmons metal beds. 9.95: Simmons
Simmons sofa beds and Simmons studio
eouches: Bunk beds, all metal, walnut An
ish. with springs, rail and ladder. S54 95,
complete; 3-piece walnut bedroom suite
consisting Of bed. chest and dresser with
mirror, S79. This suite is not made up
Of odd pieces. Tapestry living room suite.
3 pieces, reduced to Sl19. Maple dinette
with extensions at both ends and chairs
with leatheTette covered seats, $40. Studio
couehes. all-spring construction. can, be
made into two twin beds or double bed.
$50. Rollaway beds with inner-spring
mattresses. at special prices now available
for immediate delivery. Inner-spring mat
tresses, S27. Maple chest. 8 drawers. SO
Mig. dining room suite, 8 pieces, S295;
Mig. 5-piece dinettes now available at
special price. Large ice refrigerators. $40.
Turner's has 3 floors Of brand-new furni-
ture for you to select from, Your credit
is good at Turner'S We do not charge
you, any interest or finance charges for
credit and give you up to 15 months to
No finance companies to deal with
small deposit will reserve any mdse. you
select. Remember at Turner's you get
personal service. For quality in furniture
at low prices shop at Turner's. Open eve
nfngs until pm; Mon. and Thurs. till
g pm. TURNER'S. e23 ''d" st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. driveways. sidewalks. porches,
garages, etc.. Fences, picket and other de-
81 SIoe per busheI delivered; sawdust, 7Seo per
bushel Chestnut 5.5ia o,n,- III, 10
ms, plasterins. painting, etc; free esti-
RRAaMLroN HATH 9S eeasF qSSh Ca A RE- as
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs, country roads and
parking areas; free estimates. Call Glebe
SSssiPsa.Lr Ssisa pRIyEwAYs, parking areas,
Concrete driveways. walkways, Easements,
apa fsesre Co senelai eonqse
1STsi 1SSTTsTiEsToNE MeN 7s1 and bank @ rpn gravel to be
eSsR ecSAsRRPHNTEk. 'gs senesal, home ONE repairs all
ainds; XII asv w9rh sat ana and Sunday, FA 1s4s:M -.
CEMENT WORK, stone walls; hagstone
terraces walks ehimnneyS ySornhes nFeeaGef Teta,n9r
mehs Wsiis MARcUcccIo. Rt. 4, Horners lane,
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville $685.
parkins areas and footings. co. 1925.
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK. footinss,
Old i'snd' and n new work. c. aALEA. AT. 2s64,
in iayingl sandina. finishing. cleaning, par
auet installations: Bruce hnishess MoOR-
"a sG5haRsAsGEs0specialty on Johns-Manyille OF
cinder block sarases. Prefer Arhng.on 56.
ffRNcfs fRsPsff, iSNHsrAiIED. SH fl metal or wood our
prices are low, our york is good 1s a R.
sEELYE co. RT s5srii .GTisc;. remodelins. re.
nsH pairins and % psintins. THE ziRKLE CO.
hestiinIg tiIaT systems sassrt IN. IN.
EeKENNEy. EekisslIsy TR. Ssss. i5'
Evening star., 1947-04-16
HoME IMP. COMPANIES (ce.l

HOME LiiP. COMPANIES tcsss.)
HEATING-on furnsces and Oh burners,
sumner ere and md winter domestic %domestie SooEap; sa sxa
Enc Nd1NEsRNa Co. ". ssaf a. .Vs az
MI: MTERfoR i6 o9as AND EXTERIOR PAINTING
terine. foor rennishines and general home
amy s e$s4 moashf f. kossRRk g Ras esssS
KITE KTTeHENsMstreamlin. Ii ss your old kitchen
tops; entire. Job done from noor to cell
moDERs MS T aoMH aaFps ao Psn aa sis ans
KoOL-vENT ALUMINIUM AWNINGS will
put roof over that patio. self-storinK
aluminium storm windows win keep your
fuel YnSs sy frames e. sse nSR T0nE sns
HOMES 17 Co, 1918 Wis. ave-. Bethesda.
PAINTING, papering, plastering. door re-
finishing and general home Improvements;
RAToRs, IA. 1851. -19
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING; floors
sanded and refnished: kitchens modern
aed Mhits
oaz ri o5 DEcoRasa hsd s5es
es odds and ends. caa THoMAs I BROS, k TK
PAINTING. PAPERING, floors, water
work. Est. 1925. GILBERT HAMILTON
PAINTiNG, interior and exterior. by Z
reliable veterans; highest Grade of pain
useo SH. 3672. -16
PAINTING, KEM-ToNING. house painting
a. specially; immediate service: white me-
chanics; free estimates. RE. 2472. -16
PAPERING, PAINTING, general house re.
pairs; reasonable prices, free estimates
REMODEL. modernize your home now,
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma.
terial. Phone W. D. TAYLOR, 81. 3942
evenings except Fri. and Sat.
STONEWoRK-Retain walls. terraces
hagStone walks. concrete walks and drives
Arlington county preferred. CHI. 1851. 20'
PERMANENT HOME IMPROVEMENT Co
I-Remodeiing from basement to attic; roof
Ing, siding, screening. Free estimate
ETA Ell sI terms; u.s. WA. 6521 &C., @N0; % 1893. ls'
Roofing, siding, guttering, painting. paper
ing: all work guaranteed; no down pay
mate call WA. s4S6 days or ewes.
new accounts for interior and exterior
materials and due to our experience and
reputation, We can guarantee you best
Phone MA. 1867. JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.
4 BRO, contractors and builders, 1912
street NV,
Evening star., 1947-04-16

SELF-SERVICE STORE. with guaranteed
weekly business of $4,000; priced, SIG, 500
p,us stock; rent, $135 per mo-, incl. nice
living quarters.
Self-serVice market, doing wkly. business
of $4,000 to $4,000. all cash; well-equipped
store, operating under very desirable lease;
self-service DGs, in exceptionally fine
neighbornood; $4,000 wkly business, sub.
stantially all cash, guaranteed; long-term
SiceIy ooesaSg euuipped e' store. doins
wkly. business, for sale at $4,000, incl
stock of merchandise; satisfactory least
mo. This erocery store tore must @ be iS9 seen 'te te
be appreciated. BRADLEY, BEALL 8
HOWARD, INC. .232 Southern Bldg, MA
0271. Ewes, call A. Roffeld, ia. 5000
Evening star., 1947-04-16


TON REALTY CO. Elk. 5656; evenings
"A "A Prominent DRUG-L1auoR STORE
Conn. ave, this long-established, well
now being offered for sale. the 1916 eros
Weekly business ness eRceeds e ss.ooo si5s 5os reSeo
sales in liquor dept; there is clean stool
valued at $4,000: in order to expedite
the. sale it has been attractively prices
Which Is he cest o the ssooR oP WITH BAY
offering should only be considered by ex
sst II HAkRS aR3"f Fl hRRSR
fiS5zi; FROZEN FooD an and poultry modern. ns com
ness in this busy suburban shopping cen
te5 owner doins sl4Oe weekly substan
a pE9GfopMENf S1fa05 co OR A5f siod FhALI
BOOMING HOUSE. apts.. G3 rms,
apts.), 1900 block of 18th st. n.w.-Ss;
ture; income quoted over 1925 mo-; make
: EDWIN y { ! L, ELLIS, 1910 vermont ave, Rm
SELF SERVICE GROCERY. Takoma Park
$500; doing $3.50 wkly.: hours $50 tt
aApoN RE2IT9 sss CO. ax faSs 1856
THE BEST TAVERN and restaurant on Rt
No; 1, between Washington and Laurel
Nd; now crossing around $1,000 per week
on and of-sale whiskey and beer license
loug. bar with stools and lots of tables ant
booths; everything in excellent condition
kitchen fully equipped. large parking lot
living quarters overhead; can arrange 10
year lease. A real opportunity to purchas,
money-maker at the right time for thu
right price. For further details, call Mr.
Reamy, UN O313; ewes, Greenbelt 2271
agent for ALVIN EPLING. III
A MODERN. LARGE-SIZE up-to-date store
selling mems furnishings, ladies' and chill
dren's clothing and accessories and fam
lily shoes, for sale; excellent lease and 10
cation: approximately $4,000 inventory
Call JULES LAFFERMAN, 41s Florida ave
ne, TR. 443S. III
DRUGSTORE, located in excellent NV
section, close to high school and surround
ed by heavily populated apt. district, bust
ness established for many years; receipts
OF last year over S100,000: same could b,
easily increased; $4,000 cash required
terms for balance, JUSTINE & BEREN
TER, AZ 9TH st: NV. DL 59s5; ewes. ans
RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA in nnan.
cial district; owner. III, must sell: 8 rea
noney-maker. Call till pm, SIDNEY
J. BROWN b CO.. RE. 1888. -17
Evening star., 1947-04-16

MOTORS. 1920 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
GAS RANGES, apt. ana other sizes. new
ese eo.' 1917 M 3th q sf''re0 st. NV s IA. ss5s oVf
GAS RANGE; os Magic g6ef' iail SIZE gsss ,s
esRrSS es nshsf sftT s2 t2r quick sale
GAS RANGE, Smooth Top" used over
years sso good sSnditi9n automatic oven con
GAS RANGEs-Pick your range from tn,
largest display in town. Liberal allow
ance for your old range. Cash or terms
E EMECJT1RslCAL J1sS CENTER Ola 10th st. n"
GAS RANGE, Quality, in Al condition
$50 cash. Call Wo. 9056 bet. and
GAS RANGES. new used; ,,s al sizes; ; sl4,ssee 6
CO. 22s7 Gsorgia ave. NV. DE; 6e70,
metal kitchen cupboard. kitchen table. doa'
L. e. H. electric stove. white enamel, side
oven, $50. Can be seen before 10 am. OIL
GENERAToss-sTasIEEs GENE up. LIST LIST
repairs: 3.rd year cARTY. 1905 14th
matched d. dMeGregor woods; canvas sol1
GOLF BALLS. repaints and rewashes, 35c
45c and 6oc each; new. 6oc and s5c each
noon to 8 daily. ALLEN GOLF CO, 49,
CRATES, = iron. 70 for 70. Arco coal furnace WI 5
8 sections. heats e-rm. house. Best offer
After 6 call FIR. 2697, 326 D st. ne.
HOFFMAN steam pants-pressing machine
model BEL. See Mr.. Stewart, YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 z st. NV. LIZ
H0T-WATER HEATER, Rex, automatic
used. 80 gal, $25. WI. 64l6 evenings.
ICEBoxEs, new and used; large stock
ACME FURNITURE 81 STOVE CO., 1011
7th st. NV. Ma. 1852;
ICEBOX, white enamel. looks like refgr
holds 75 lbs. Of ice, In excellent condition
S65 cash. AT. 1869. -16
ICE REFRIGERATOR, one large 100 -polns
capacity, prewar, good condition; vegetabi,
fNs,,, pin ER4,o r., s7os, ;. .rx ,u.,.u..
saves fuel. makes homes comfortable; II
stock for immediate delivery. GEO NJ
BARKER co. Lumber and Miiiwork
KRRosENE COOKING STOVES, sizes tx,
to five burners. large stock ACME Stow
CO. 1011 7th St. NV. MA. S952.
KITCHEN STOVE, apt. size, black an
white. never used. Can Union 6723. IL
KITCHEN SET, table and chairs, In zoo,
condition; SIS. RA. 9328. -lo
Evening star., 1947-04-16

WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled
Is hrs. on large Jobs. RELIANCE, AID. 4575
WATERPROoFING EASEMENTS; cement
drivewayS, walks, porcheS. retaining walls
iagStone terraces walks F MARCUCCIO
Rt. 4, Horners lane, Rockville. Md. Phone
Rockville 35SS. rs
WHITE PICKET FESCES-Let us put up
your fence for you: satisfaction guaranteed
For free estimate, call jackson 1992-W
R. g. H FENCE CO. 22s
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
OUTSIDE AND INSIDE PAINTING-Pure
linseed oil and paint. Small or large Jobs.
Also paper hanging and carpentry. Re-
liable colored workmen. CO. 1892. lis