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Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
HARRINGTON

After several months illness, Mrs.
Edith Clendaniel Pride, age 54
years, wife of Job o. Pride died at
her home on Commerce St., early
last Friday morning. She was born
in Milford, the daughter of the late
Mark j.. and Elizabeth Salmons
Clendaniel, but had resided here for
the past IL years. She was men,
ber of Asbury. Methodist Church
and of the w. S. G.. S. of the church
and served as teacher in the Be-
ginners Department for about fif-
teen years. She was also a member
of Georgetown Chapter No. 8 Order
Of Eastern Star. Funeral services
were held from the Boyer Funeral
Home in this city, Monday after
noon at p. m. in charge of the Rev
J. Harry Wright, her pastor, assist
cd by the Rev. Howard Davis OF
I.ewes. Interment in Odd Fellows
Cemtery, Milford. Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles r.. Hendrickson OF
Harrington, bride of two weeks.
Secretary, Ernest Raughley, Full
ton Downing, Earl Sylvester, A. B
Parsons of this city, Jacob Williams
of fredericksburg and William Cham
fers Of Viola, compose commit
tee who are in Harrisburg this
week selecting tie vaudeville fo1
the Kent and Sussex Fair.
Former Kent County Sheriff, N. c
Adams purchased the late Sallie ID
Tatman property on West ST.. Sat
nrday.
Messrs. Neal Green and Howard
farrell of Wilmington called OF
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Lola Musser spent the
weekend with her son and wife
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Musser at Sea
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Harris ant
the latters mother. Mrs. Harr!
NewnOm all of Wilmington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll JOne!
on Sunday.
Mrs. Winnie Davis entertained
her niece and husband of vii
mington over the week. end.
The Loyal Workers class o
Trinity Methodist Church met a
the home of Mrs. A. G. Creadick OF
Monday evening. The regular meet
ing Of Trinity Choir will be hell
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Osca
Nemish on Thursday evening.
Miss Emily Collision of Whining
ton spent the weekend with Mrs
Elizabeth Harrington.
Mrs. Herman Roach and Mrs
Robert Mustard of GeOrgetOw
visited friends here on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas {
Jones left Monday for thre
weeks vacation at Orlando, Florida
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
CEDAR NECK
This is the day the Lord hath
made: rejoice and be glad in it.
Methodist Church
Rev. f.. v. Wright. Pastor
Sunday, Feb. 9.

Sunday. Feb. 8.
II a. Sunday School.
80 p. m.-Sermon by the Rev.
Estelle Gibhon.
The revival is we'll attended. If
you haven't been as yet. you are
missing ii great deal; SO plan to
come.
Mrs. Melinda Mills is visiting her
sisters in Frederica. namely. Mrs.
Sharp Wilson. Mrs. Fannie Morris
and Mrs. Minnie Camper.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hayes are
on IL two-weeks' vacation in Flor
ida
Mr.. and Mrs Granville Shockley
and family were dinner guests re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Davis and Mrs. Ethel Roberts.
Mrs. Bess Shew is spending two
weeks us the house guest of Mrs.
Jack Hayes.
BE careful in all your ways"
Mrs. Fred WetZell of New York
City has been making several
days visit with her sister. Mrs.
William y. PurkS.
Mrs. Minnie Mills spent Sunday
evening with her sister. Mrs Myr-
tie Kibler. Of Lincoln.
John X. Bennett of Philadelphia
also J. COnwell Jones of Philadel-
phia. We're weekend guests Of Mrs
William A. PurkS.
Mrs. Eugene Mills spent Tuesday
afternoon with her mother. Mrs
Roland Jackson. in Milford Neck
BE sure to attend the revival; il
you haven't been. yOu are missing
q great deal
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
DAGSBORO

The w. S. C. S. met in the church
hall, Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Truitt
have been Informed that their son.
Clarence Edward Truitt has been
elected member of the Key So
ciety at Charlotte Hall Military
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Smith of
Pittsville spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. ElwOod Vickers.
Mr.. Everett Layton who has been
employed by Collins and Ryan has
accepted position with Boulevard
Motor Co. at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Bunting
gave turkey dinner Saturday.
Present were M. and Mrs. Herbert
Calhoun and Doane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccoy JONES. Mrs. Imogene Tim
mons and Mr. Edwin Ryan of Mills
bOrO
News of the passing of Mrs.
Elizabeth Baker Workman at o.
clock. Monday morning at the
Peninsula Hospital, Salisbury. She
was born and received her school
ing in this town and made her
home here until few years ago.
She married Mr.. Jones Workman
for her second husband and moved
to Berlin. Mrs. Workman is surviv-
ed by a brother. Mr.. Frank Chand-
Ter. sister, Mrs. Annie Rogers
both of Dagsboro. Funeral was
held at her home in Berlin Inter
ment in Red Men Cemetery. here.
Miss Iris Clogg spent Sunday
With Miss June Baker.
Delbert Daisey employed al
Lewes. is home for the week.
Mrs. Frank Chandler is ill suf-
fering with an infection of her an
kle at the Peninsula Hospital
Salisbury
Miss Pearl West and friend Mr.
William Spratt Of Phila., spent the
week end with her brother. Mr.
and Mrs. Ebe West.
Mrs. L. l.. Willin of Bridgevill,
is spending some time with he
daughters. Mrs. JOS West and Mrs
| Harvey Bunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bunting ar,
he proud parents of Il baby cir
BORN the past week at the Beebc
Hospital, Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Marvel ant
son of Seaford spent Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West.
The home of Mrs. Annie William
DerricksOn has been purchased b,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis Timmon
and will occupy in the near future
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
8LANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Thurman Adams was a din
Ter guest of Mrs. Helen Harmon
and son Tuesday at O'Clock.
r. c. Adams and son. Alvin at
tended the Poultry Day and Machi-
merry discussion Day at the Cniver-
sity of Delaware last week.
Mrs. Helen H;,rman was guest
of the BlOomery W.. s. G. ). We'd
he sday OF last weekend held at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Fountain. Mrs.
Charles Johnson joined Mrs. F0un-
tain as hostess.
All the family AT the home OF Carl
Tucker have been suffering with
colds and light flu cases.
Miss Eileen Mills of Women's
College came home Thursday for
the remainder of the week after
finishing her Exams.
Ralph Harmon. Everett Marvel.
Billy McDowell and Everett Isaacs
attended the birthday party of Billy
Holland on Saturday at his home in
Greenwood.
Mrs. Ruby Chalmers and son and
Der father. also Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Chalmers and family spent from
friday until Sunday in Wilmington.
They also attended a birthday par
ty there Friday evening.
Everett lSaacs was the guest of
Ralph Harmon Sunday and in the
cvtnin@. Mrs. Lester lSaacS wa
NrC H:l.mOn'S oUQS
IiarCld iSaacs VINO is serving :;
years in tn" Navy and now at Nor
folk spent the WCok-en with his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Lester IsaacS
Mr.. and Mrs Hammond Bennett
and family Of SLAUGHTER Neck were
Sunday guests of the Isaacs.
Many from this community at
tended Monday evcnin@ the Inter
rational Harvester Party sponsored
oy O. A. Newton and Son in tho
HridePyille School Auditorium.
Miss Shirley Lord Of Women
College. Newark recently visited
her rrrcntS, Mr.. and Mrs Bill I.or.
and family.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
DELMAR

MIR. and Mrs. John Shannon are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival OF son at the Peninsula
General Hospital. Salisbury.
Mrs. Levin Dashiell of Hebron.
Md, has been visiting her son. Mr..
Stanley Dashiell and Mrs Dashiell
lere.
Mrs. Parke Weldon and daughter.
Jean, OF sElmira. y. Y. are spending
sometime here with her mother.
Mrs. Emma Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis W. Adkins.
entertained at dinner Sunday in
honor of their son, Pfc. Lewis j.
Adkins, who is home on furlough
from Fort Lewis. Washington with
. his wife and young daughter .
heryl Lynne. at his parents home
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Lowe enter
tanned over the weekend the Rev.
and Mrs. Carl McNally of Whining
ton. Delaware.
Mrs. Marion Francis has return
ed from visit in Washington with
her daughter. Mrs. William Smith
Miss Alice Jones OF Richardson
lark spent the weekend here with
her sister. Miss Ruth Jones.
DR.. and Mrs f. Barton FreeneI
and their guest. Dr. Freeney'
/ brother. Edgar treeney of Sal
francisco are spending the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Her.
set in Baltimore.
Mrs. Edgar Hastings entertained
al dinner Friday evening. Mrs
katherine Hines. Mrs. Dan Truitl
Mrs. Levin Lowe. Mrs. Lucille Jonc.
and Mrs. Susie Marsh of DelmaI
and Mrs. George EllegoOd of Sea
ford
Mrs. Mabel Ellis of RehoboC
Eeach was the weekend guest o
Mrs. Marian Lowe. here.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
BY Jove, Not That! I!

WASHINGTON - \ suggestion
made in London that cricket. the
English sport that corresponds in
popularity to Americas baseball.
he. natiOnaliZed by the Socialist
Labor government. has aroused the
British blood pressure to the boil
ing point. according TO the reports
here. The proposal. say the British
$ about the last straw"
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07

There were 172.5S3 Caucasians
in tn" Hawaiian Islands in 1915
and 10000 people of Janancae
ancestry ether groups represent
ed in smaller proportions were
IIawaiianS. part IlaWaiianS. Pucr-
10 Ricans. Chinese. Koreans and
FiliDin0s. with lbs listed as
"OthprS"
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
Farm Bureau Votes
On Labor Issues

The American Farm Bureau
Federation, said to be probably the
most powerful of the nations farm
organizations, came out flatly at
its recent annual convention for a
han on the closed shop. for amend
ment of the antitrust laws TO
bring nnions under their scope. and
for adequate penalties against
mass picketing and violence.
A Biblical shekel of silver was
worth about so cents.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont.

AOI0 tNOSNS fSN JAIL tSoHt.i.
FEDERAL 1912 5-ton tractor. AKA ,ex-
s s5sso ''osfa Also esS '0s senldst 4tt ssaks
trailer air brakes. like-new cond., 1918;
trade and terms. SH. 1882.
FORD lk-ton panel, passed inspection,
500 Missouri ave. NV. RA. 6S19. -23
FORD 1885 s4-ton panel; motor. tires and
body in excellent condition Can be seen
a;,,Idt e. tile 5ash ave- Hillside Nd or pa9ne
FORD 1921 model A.. ton panel; perfect;
pm. Ask for BILL.
FORD 1899 1ston stake; broken trans
York ave. NV, until pm Sunday.
FORD h-tqn panel panel for sale or exchange
FORD 1941 dump truck, for sale. $500;
2-speed rear s/125 tires. CAN GE 65s4.
FORD 1899 long wheelbase truck, excel
lent condition; Herndon 10-W-12 -23
sals sh esss sas REQ re- WAsR1SgToN co Ec
iaS Fokp Ha aSp st. oaEykoIzT X Eq2 1899 van type
good cond See MR., METcALF. B. & O.,
eGdS i5adtaa faSes ley sso1 ~sIss
Woodland I'd. Morningside Village. Md =
GMC 1941 panel-body 24-ton truck; good
tires and running cond. FIR. 1850. ., 4i3
sss{ S%S is5sts ss 50 son yss 4s stake k1sa
GMC A-ton panel; best offer accepted.
GIN. {. 1887 &;ton panel delivery; good
HUDSON 1910 h-ton pickup; new battery;
,essnl s4g5 GIL 59
SiSt FORD isa5 deiyery SEDAN csil dG si$9
STEFHAISSAI Sa1 a9 s9ss H0n Sh io Rape truck
INTERNATIONAL 1887 ton stake body;
motor recently oyerhauled; all good tires;
gT NTERSaToNaL fe 4 nal ea 1870 Dso aSe truck M with
miles. good rubber; vehicle mechanically
psne Tnck T 'orSasf OF e. 81 ase M Mr. eAN q
MACK 3la-ton 1912; air brakes. like new
~ HT yards mf s45o &15 heT trade o and terms terms. I 81
PLYMOUTH 1897 truck, converted from
| seen Monday at Alb sth st. Sc.
STUDEBAKER 1941 1-ton pickup: guar
anteed performance: new motor. good tires.
BUTLER, INC, 1121 aist st. NV. DI. q 10.
truck, cab and chassis; good condition: ex-
cellent tires; reaissonable is: Inspection s.o1
/ l. ST. ne. FranKlln $3.50.
DUMP 1871, G.M.C.; Al condition: private
owner. Reasonably priced Call 81. 2697.
| FARM TRUCK, specially equipped 1887,
| long wheel-base Chevrolet, with hydraulic
| lift mounted under 12-ft. stake body; also
special push bumper, heavy duty radiator
and hitch for hay loader, etc; 1O-ply tires
and spare; 4 have been used very little
since recapping: cattle racks Of rough lum-
Der; price, $500. HENRY H. CARTER,
DUMP TRUCK, GMc 1941 4-yd. He'll body
| duTnp truck. o-Speed rear: excellent cond
/ $3.50, can be financed. TR. 7799. -27
TREADWELL AUTO g. TRUCK SALES in
vites inspection; trade and terms; satisfac-
| ton guaranteed; pays cash for your auto,
truck or trailer. S501 Piney Branch rd.,
Sill. Spr Closed sat, open Sun. and daily
| to pm 81. 1897, SH. 9603.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
AUToMoBILs WANTED.

CADTLLACS '46 and AZ models wanted i'm
TOR SALES. is4E Que St NV, DU.
ccTHEvRoLET OR FORD, must have good
car; immed, all cash. Phone Elk. 1870
sDst sss ees to 1929
gR9ENrIY a7Ss q i3G sEEbEDMAh Iii types of used
cars Get high cash price now. GENE
CASTLEBERRY, 1910 Benning rd. n.e.'
BuICKs wANTED-we will pay the high
est cash dollars; any year and any model.
WILLIAMS y . 81 AUIo ssaS SALES R. l. ave at goth
soRbs "a hjsi' wANTEDAwe M fI will pay the highest
cash dollars; any year and any model, dei
WILLIAMS y IS AgI2 sS4 SALES R. l. ave- at Goth
sEk gs sE1Hsh fss !c9s aes szI a- bss
1915 OR ~ ALTO wANTED-1f you have
a bargain, write. me: Al Olds "7s' hydra, !.
In perfect condr to trade. BOX Zs2.s'
Why BE CONCERNED about how to sell
your car, when all you need do Is drive
here2 We will pay YOU gIra fair prIse I5II and
CO.. Oldsmobile and Cadillac Sales and
Service, 1922 22nd st. NV, Ma. 1900.
WILL TRADE 1871 NASH and difference in
fRHVArE TE Parry aa1 will pay reasonable pric.
for Ford OR Ply plymouth soupe in good sond
WAafEp 1sasiS4 s9S Il cssPolet. Ford
Plymouth or Pontiac; will pay top prict
or trade. Write Box 120-X. Star,
STUDENT s.eran3 riv..x vii pay ayn.s sp
sedan, Convertible coupe or station wagon
DU. 0293.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Deaths Reported

Thomas Burroughs, 90. 425 Madison
Jenny E. Rowe. 81. eco st. ne.
Harriet Mundey, ST. 617 9th St ne.
Mary A. F. Finley, rs. Convent of Notre
John Eisinger. IA, 645 Park place NV.
Ausustus R. Brindley, 73, 1135 18th st.
| NV.
Frank F. Hartwen. ~, 1927 Conn. ave.
Frances Glennan. II. 1882 Columbia road
| NV.
virginia Mccubbin. 90. 1872 Kenyon st.
Eva N, Moore, So, a3o1 1st st. NV.
| John H. Underwood. 63, III 18th st. Sc,
Edward P. Frye. 55, Lucketts, Va.
Olive A.. Elliot, So, 3944 c st. sc.
Harry A. Allen, So, 1880 Mass ave NV.
Fleddie H. Hill. 81. 1880 Staples St. ne.
Charles w. Richmond, As, 1015 Savannah
r ST. Sc.
Nancy Defender, o5, South Dakota.
Charles H. Mercer, 81, 515 N St NV,
Thomas C. Pierce, 40, 112 ST. sw
! Elizabeth Smith, 40, 325 Mclean ave sw
/ Hospital
Eloise jackson. So, 20a2 9TH st. NV.
James B. Ashby, "A, 1886 4th st. NV.
Luther Garner. 40, 1882 B st. Sc.
Julia Farmer, rs. Waldorf, Md
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Births Reported

Robert and Erma Barkus, girl.
Herbert and Ruth Becker. girl.
Russell and Dorothea Bowen. boy.
Dominic and, Mary Campanaro, girl.
Leon and Frieda Cohen, boy.
John and Mary Conrad, girl.
Walter and Carolyn Coppinger. girl.
Claude ana Martha Dodson, girl
Robert and Frances Fauntleroy, girl.
Sol and Esther Fort, girl.
George and Florence Garner. girl.
Frank and Dorothy Getlein, girl
Carroll and Peral Gilbertson. girl.
Walter and Freda GoldSchmidt. girl
Sidney and Goldie Gordon, girl
Arthur and Evelyn Harrison, girl.
Edward and Lefty Hernholm, girl.
John and Velma Hinchliffe, girl.
Stuart and Wylma Keith, boy
Irving and Sophia Ladimer, girl.
Benjamin and Bessie Lewis. girl.
Fred and Sarah Lyons, girl.
Samuel and Mary Major, girl.
Frank and Beulah Mason, girl.
Robert and Ida Messier. girl
James and Virginia Monarch, girl.
Dale and Jean Mowrer, girl.
Harry and Jacklyn Mumford, girl
Everett and Mayo McConkey. boy.
William and Carolyn Reeves. girl.
Robert and Helen Russell. boy.
Robert and Marian Scheel. girl.
Edwin and Naomi Schwimer. girl.
Wilmer and Helen Stewart. girl.
Harry and Mary Tew, boy.
Wilfred and Leila Troup, girl
Evening star., 1947-03-23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY CENTRAL
MOTOR CO. GMc truck dealers WsTe e6e
LHhS Lee hwy, cH. 7o60; Alexandria, l26i oro-
noco, oV. 1900 so trucks on special sale.
Conventional trucks. low mileage: guaran- ran
4x4' S' sSs. % SKA; Az carsoes panels: dumps
caSfRAL e1sssHRs MoToR co 9o'e aMc raek ea
70 reach: Out through Geqrgetown' ,G cross g
Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy ~ s.
-211 or 20, drive Ia miles, Daily s to q:
eHxHoEsHHd H aas sandaz asap sts Pspe SGHa
$500 or best offer under; part cash. oW.
sss sss a3s s9 Can 20 Ds9S S5 Mood F9Sa
saEShoLTT III S4a oaz top e.. Raps3 NR 'Eyfk Wfk
fEG9a fEIaMs siref "a s0sS sSo9. m0'cr Gan NM 2S! S
cHEv. service crane sa- 4x4 G., ex-ATmy' i45a new
Special price 1928 Cedar St, Takoma Park,
Sea7y.dntg frame. me booster 6rsSss over
load SPRINGS; ready dso5 to CO. Sl'935i trade
caEvsoIET eH1a f01l0n 1887 a 1sson M truck stake
ssss ssHa's MI, i"nS5 S67s sun and Ewes "A
CHEVROLET 1910 an-steel slat body "a
ton; best oae. offeI accepted 1919 WIS. visa aye
fM piAMoSD SS Sy4 I TRUCK, van body. 1855;
2la-ton: $3.50. Two 1899 international
trucks. van bodies, D-13, atom; good
boDGE bbHG No eickup. asa' 1912; good cond, over
Army; only Is s49s: I5v 81 1795 sg5;,,anee: new
eondition easdi 1'o sH. 1881.
DODGE 1912 1a-tosnl pickup: cangpy o69p 59p'
perfect condition; $500. CaH SH. s044.
DODGE 1910 1a-ton panel delivery. ex-
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. DU.
fNTiERNArIoNAL 1910 panel, new motor;
auto car tractor. air brakes; International
tractor, fiat trailers, van body trai,erS dtSar
air brakes road grader 2l19 to 2l21
Bladensburg I'd; ne. terms 20
DODGE 1898 !a-ton pickup; fair fair cond;; a3G 4
Grandin @ Ia ave. Rockville Md -24
DODGE 1885 i ls-ton panel perfect cond :
will take best offer. MACS ESQ STA IA
TIoN, $3.50 Mount Pleasant st; NV: - -;
sEsHs s7ay eli s4eslsns ssfs ox tGE ieTee ioos
FORD 1887 sedan-delivery; in good condi-
ton. Call DE, 1890. o.o ov.eiier+ wiit
seins So purchase raS new truck
be seen 721S Wis. ave. Call WI 1o9o;
iso9 Do9GE Ses yao Offer 1sa; seae;pted edv LoNs ms o
AGE 46O New York ave. NV.
reasonable, AT: s7s5, .o;-v tor
sale: Di IN good good eondition; @ tor r $500 Cali
Monday, DI. 3136.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
K. of c. to Celebrate
Burning of Mortgage

| Washington Council No. 224 of
the Knights of Columbus will burn
the mortgage on its home at cele-
bration at BIS pm. Tuesday in the
home at 1901 r street NV
The council, which celebrates its
50th anniversary in April, will hold
a brief business meeting before the
mortgage-burning ceremony. Later,
there will be entertainment and
refreshments.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

John and Dorothy Trower. girl.
William and Salona Vinson, girl.
Joseph and Aileen Wentz, girl.
Raymond and Winiferd Wilburn girl.
Henry and Margaret Wilder, girl
Julius and Margaret Willick, girl.
John and Alice Wilson, gi-l.
Al and Mildred woodruff, boy.
Joseph and Sarah Wyant, girl
John and Angeline Zambon. girl.
Haaron and Rosa Abbott, boy
Louis and Rosaline Ball. boy.
Thomas and Corrine Byrd, girl.
Thomas and Georgiana Cherry. boy.
Nathaniel and Helen Coates. girl.
James and Vernal Earle. boy
Charles and Margaret Greenfield, girl.
Robert and Marie Hines boy.
Robert and Rosa Hines. boy
Frank and Audrey Lindsey, boy.
Pom and Helen Moy, girl. .
Odell and Evelyn PhilSon, girl.
Quentin and Helen Robinson, girl
Robert and Bernice Savoy, girl.
Lucky and Geneva Shaw. boy
Joseph and Shiori Tamura girl.
Ernest and Minnie Young boy
Evening star., 1947-03-23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

CHEvROLETS, brand-new: vans, stakes
pickups, panels: for hire by day.. week Of
month. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE YOUR.
SELF. ME- 7011. 9
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: expert
enced help; prompt service; reaS. rates: To-
cal and long distance. TIA. 2937. "a
TRASH REMOVAL and general hauling
reasonable rates Phone HO 5000.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans, stakes, panels: white
VETS 24-HR. SERyICE-Vans, stakes
dumps: moving and hauling Of all kinds
reas. rates: contr. Wk solicited. HO. 300
Evening star., 1947-03-23
AuToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS.

TOW-BAR FOR CAR, used once; sacrifice.
JOHN STEEN, SH. S475.
STAKE BODY for, trge6 gs6z it. excellent
GOVERNOR and bumper weight, for civil
ian-model ieep. including dash control,
bolts, etc; $50 or best offer. WI 1907.
TIRES, 3, recapped. 70Ox15, excel. cond.;
ss for G,Ss 11s Sa5gS MoToR %l 198 AZ condition
ROLLINS GULF SERVICE Route D. + B.
Md BrandyWine 1881 -23
COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE-Hydraulic
pdisi terias issI fully guaranteed H cliffs BRAKE
saEyfGti sfGtiA2fzED aGGl is P1sToN Nj RNG
ing machine automotive, commercial, air.
craft. marine, motorcycles oufpoara en-
farm lighting plants and pIsHoM tFsT5SEs p1Nc hy;
SALES SALES & aoisfs sER3IcE. pH' 400 St. st. NV No
shock absorbers, rear ends. new hub caps, al,s,
Eril]es, seal-beam lghts' water ian ana sdys iHel
uRks as. 'asas isstslisa ss 5s1e' R2as Co.
la4S M9pta9a FIRE Iy1 By the lat
" est safety process; beautiful tread, tread; e.
hour service; electric-treated sections II
ssgpe5 tire s is AseA se sef 65S4G 5S94F tFeS co.
irgs0as fpEng St. faVsess nW AD ss9o QUICK ecient
AuTo LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de- de.
livery; new shipment tust arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable ior
msiohspf5i ns aT piced asTslz PoszSc ~
1887 Irving st. NV, AD4 $500 Washlns-
iGp SoN11aU hsFse5t eowNHRs R2Rao PffsT
covers in popular ,colors: They will also
ARCADE AFS54Is aiES PoNTiAc Co. 1887 irving st:
cAD1LLAC OWNERS. immediate service on
any type of repairs: all work guaranteed "a
WILLARD SERVICES. INC, rear 1910 14th
WSRECKEp Nj CT &c CARS REBULT-Body and fen
der repairs Al work; immediate nm At e. service
open an to Pm m WI WILLARD 5, aear
HUDSON 1941, being sold, as parts; d! VII
sell any or al parts. Call days. DU' 1926;
MoToRCModei ii, A Ford motor; also wheels
and other parts. 81. GIL. ,
ssaooaaEN' ssss easF aeesRtes sd EE s$s5 after
afro AT saiusHaS RH6no ua aNrBNsas arse stock
tsSfeSpse HHTo = RApGo 15G CO. 17os IN s st. NV
AUTO HEATER. Marvin de luxe; bargaln.
HIcKAMs GARAGE, 1881 Va. ave. NV
CONTENTS of fully equipped repair shop,
Summon crank shaft grinder, hydraulic
floor jacks, 2 tons; Allen electric welder'
B. g. d. valve refacer, B. 6, D. bench grind
er; Weaver press; Weaver headlight tester;
Rabestos brake reliner Allen motor an
alyzer, Allen quick. charger, large; cylinder
hone, acetalyne welding outfit: paint equip
gun. color eye and Proctor power outfit m
cluding stock at a sacrifice for quick sale.
Owner must vacate by April |. Phone IA
NEW 3V-I HUnsoN I'd MOTORS III installed. 1850
down, S24 "a for Il months. BURROWS
MOTOR CO., 900 NJ st. Sc TR. $500;
Evening star., 1947-03-23
GARAGES FOR RENT.

e626 GARFIELD ST. NV, opposite
Wardman Park Hotel, OF Conn. ave; 81
BIG GARAGE, 2Sx23 by 10h-ft. ceiling.
excellent building for storage 705 Port
land st. Sc. -23
FOR ONE CAR and storage space or storage
only. 3447 14th st. NV AID. 7640.
2-SToRY BRICK GARAGE, in rear of 81
st. NV. between v and w sts. A. L
GRIDLEY, 936 N. Y. ave. NV.
1127 10th ST. n. w., 2-story double brick
garage; suitable for storage or parking
located in End commercial area, $50 mo
Call Mr. Hill, FEDERAL FINANCE co.
SI5 New York ave. NV. Ma 7416. PA
1878 WARDER ST. NV flreproof ga
RACES. Can GE. 4577 after 5 pm. -25
LARGE. brick. with lot, suitable for stor-
age purposes. 1902 st. ne. (rear). Phone
RA 1904