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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Sauders, of Wilm-
ington, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Argo.
Miss Frances Jane Sockriter, of
Harbeson, is spending this week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Spencer. Master Sockrf-
ter spent Monday with his grand
parents.
Mrs. Matte Peterson and sons,
Robert and Harlan, of Dover, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George T. Cannon on Sunday. They
spent the AFTERNOON at Rehoboth
Beach before returning to their
home in Dover.
Sand Hill Sunday School and the
HarbeSon Sunday School picniced
at Trappe Pond on Saturday
Though the day was rainy a large
| crowd was in attendance and all
report a good time. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Milton defeated Glendale in a
! closely contested game at Milton
on Sunday afternoon, Murray, pit
ching for Milton, held the Glendale
boys scoreless until the eighth when
they scored their only run of the
game. In the ninth, Milton, who had
been unable to score on Greenley
! crashed through and tailed two
winning the game. All of the runs
of the game were scored through
/ errors.
Thomas Black, of Philadelphia
has been spending several days
with relatives in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, of Cambridge
Nd, spent Sunday with Rev. anC
Mrs. Milton R. Elliott.
Commencement exercises of the
Community Vacation Bible Schoo
was held on Friday evening of las
week in the Parish Home of the
Episcopal Church. Rev. Harold Dav
is, presiding. Following is the pro
gram: Piano prelude, Miss SUE
Graves, Call to Worship; Congrega
tional singing; Prayer by Mr.
George Bull; exercises gy the Kin
dergarden, Primary, Junior and In
termediate Departments; Greetings
by Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, Dean
offering, Rev. Milton Elliott, clos
ing hymn; America the Beauti
ful'; BenedictiOn by Rev. Elme
Hacking.
Councilman David Dutton, Har
mon Lewis and Robert Black spen
Sunday at Indian River Inlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Darby AM
son, of Philadelphia, spent tn
weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Col
die Owens.
Mrs. Lydia Cannon and sister an
Miss Letitia Black of Philadelphia
spent several days last week wit
relatives in Milton.
! Goshen Methodist Church .
Sunday, July 81
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School. TIL
day will be observed as World Ser
vice Sunday and the offering vii
go toward that fund.
HOO a. m.-Morning Worship
: Arthur McGinty. local preacher G
l Mt. Olivet Church. Seaford. will b
= the guest minister, taking the plac
of Rev. Harold M. Davis.
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ings were saved. This was known as
Square Top farm and formerly be-
lOnged to the Raughley brothers.
The firemen returned again to the
scene on Sunday where the ruins
had flared up again. Last week
Chief Shockley pulled a surprise
drill in a three way relay job, The
Carlisle Fire Co. of Milford; Hous-
ton Fire Co. and Harrington; they
all met at a stream a short dis
tance from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Downing and
children have returned home after
spending the past month at Slaugh-
ter Beach.
The Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Truitt
entertained the following on Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Joseph,
! Of Paramount; Mr.. and Mrs. James
! Hopkins, Lewes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Hopkins and daughter,
| July, of Lewes.
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Kirwin of
/ Clayton spent Sunday and all this
week with the Rev. and Mrs. F. H
| Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Boyer enter
tanned their nephew, Martin l.
Caine OF Marlborough, Pa, over the
weekend.
Mrs. Jane Creadick entertained
Mrs. Masten of Westminster, Md.
VIM. Lowder Masten of York, Pa.
and Miss Mary Margaret Masten OF
Wilmington, over the weekend.
Mrs. Ella Little spent the past
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25
There's a Catch
In Cat Whiskers
Among Cat Tales
AP Newsfeatures

SAN FRANCISCO - There's an
old belief that cat whlskers pre-
vent cats from entering openings
too small for their heads and bod
les.
But cats get caught just the
same.
In a month the San Francisco
chapter of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals res
cued the following caught CATS;
Three under floors, four between
walls, three up poles, one on a
ledge, one in a box car, four on
roofs, one in a steel trap, and one
under a building.
Besides this, one cat was found
tied to the motor of an auto, three
were found abandoned in vacant
store buildings. and 81S were
brought into the sOciety's head
quarters as unwanted or homeless.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25
MILTON


Mr.. and Mrs. Neal M. Welch and
children, of Short Hills, N. j., are
the guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William WEIGH. this week.
Miss Kathleen Wood and James
Wood, of Milford, were overnight
guests on Friday of Mrs. Faith Dut-
ton Wall.
Grace Methodist Sunday School
was scheduled to picnic at Trappe
Pond on Wednesday. This. school
planned to picnic at Oak Orchard
but the plans were changed on Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Warren and Mrs.
Faith Wall and son, Peter, visited
Rehoboth Beach on Sunday and en-
joyed luncheon at the Avenue Din
ing Room.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Hudson at Beebe Hospital,
on July IA. He has been named
Clifford Lee. Mother and son re-
turned to their home in Milton on
Wednesday. Mrs. Hudson will be
remembered as Miss Barbara Davis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Day.
is.
Much complaint is heard because
of the increase in the water rent to
bouseholders, by act of two council,
The grumbling is caused by the in
crease in the rate for the first cold
water spigot (the necessary and
most important spigo) which has
been increased from $7.20 per year
to $1,000 per year. Luxury spig-
Ots," such as bathroom, sprinkling
privileges, etc., have been increased
little, if any. Had Enuf?"
Mrs. Faith Wall and SON, Peter
spent Sunday afternoon at Broadkill
Beach, and attended the opening
session of the Beach Sunday School
This school will be open every Sun
day afternoon during the summer
months for the cottagers and visit
ors at this bayside resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
accompanied DR.. and Mrs. Robert
L. Klingle, of Rehoboth Beach, on &
shopping trip to Baltimore on Wed.
nesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Touring an(
daughter, of Chester, Pa, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Lester E. Clendaniel.
The employees of the Graves gar
ment factory picniced at Trapp'
Pond on Friday Cinstead of OaI
Orchard, as adverstised). Miss Rose
district Supervisor of the Carmen
Workers Union, of Philadelphia
was guest.
Services at Grace Methods
Church next Sunday will be as fol
lows; Sunday school at 10 AM
preaching service at II. There will
be no evening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Campbell AM
son, Lee, of Chester, Pa, spent sew
eral days last week with Mrs. Nor;
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar,
Argo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Messick, of Ellen
dale, is spending some time witt
her son. Bayard Messick, and fami
ly, on Union Street.
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Rev. Davis left Monday to at
I tend a school at POughkeepsie, N.
Y, for ten days.
Sunday School at
BrOadkiIn Beach
The first session of the Sunday
school at Broadkiln Beach was held
last Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o.
clock
Rev. Harold Davis taught the les
son, presenting an interesting
study of Job.
There were Fl present.
! The school will meet again next
Sunday afternoon at the cottage of
! Mrs. w. Layton Reed. Mrs. Reed
will teach the lesson in the alb
sence of Rev. Davis.
Sunday School Picnic
Next Wednesday, July 80, the
Sunday school will picnic at Trappe
Pond, Md. The bus and cars will
leave the church at $3.50 o'clock
that morning. All members and
friends of the Sunday school are
invited to go.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Sunday. July %
Sunday School $3.50 a. m. Har-
old Moore, superintendent.
Morning Worship at 1920 a. m
Y. P. S. at 700 p. m. Mrs. Russell
Walls in charge.
Evening service 7:45 o'clock
Message, 1.-THE Parable of the Hid
den Treasure" which is the fifth
of series of messages on the par
ables.
The Eastern District Camp meet
ing will open Friday, July 25, but
our church services in Milton will
be conducted as usual.
Prayer meeting Thursday at
n
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ThrOng in India
Promises Virtue

BOMBAY - up - Solemnly, a
throng of villagers stood before
Home Minister Morjari Desai of
Bombay Province recently and pied
ged themselves in unison not to get
drunk or engage in banditry.
They were residents of a Provin-
cial rural area known as Dohad Ia
ulka which long has been notorious
for the number of bandits, and
where the men liked their potent
home made liquor.
Desai praised their spirit and
promised them that their living
standards would rise in a free and
independent India.
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Automobile Dates
From Horses Day

CHARLESTON, w. Va. - up -
When Shelby Melton goes out for d
spin in his automobile he evOkes
the old cry from curbstone heck
lers: why don't you get a horse?'
That's because when Melton's 40
year-old car was a current model
i. was "hOrseless carriage"
1t is a 1907 model and Melton
says it was one of the first Bucks
ever built. He found it three years
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25

In the vast majority of states one
year residence is required before
divorce proceedings may be started,
but six states require two-year re-
sidence and two states Connect
cut and Massachusetts, require
three years.
The harbor of Sydney, Australia,
extends inland Is miles.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25

ago in junkyard at Gallipolis, o.,
while fOraging for spare parts.
Melton is in the automobile bust
ness, so it was natural that he
should buy the ancient vehicle, tow
it home and put it in running shape.
Prime difficulties, Melton has
found, lie in finding tires to fit and
starting in low gear without jerk
ing the daylights out of the passen-
gers. Once under way, Melton says,
his car runs smoothly and COM
fOrtablV.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25

week with Mrs. Herman Dill at
HOllandsville.
Miss Connie Locates has return
ed home after spending the past
week with her cousins in George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Billings of
Wilmington have been on a weeks
vacation as the guest of Mrs. Kath-
ryn Gottlieb and the formers So
year-old mother, Mrs. Alvin Billings
at Hickman.
Mrs. Neva Tee and little Hickey
have returned home after spending
two weeks with relatives in North
Carolina and Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Blanche Koch of Baltimore
spent last weekend with her sis
ters, Mrs. Earl Workman and Mrs.
Alonzo Deputy. She and her hus-
band, William Koch, are now in
Ocean City, Md. The following
week they will spend with another
sister, Mrs. Mabel Heishman OF
Winchester, Va.
Mississippi became a territory
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1947-07-25

Mississippi became a territory
in 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. remcdeling. carpentry. plumb
ing. plastering. painting. etc; free esti-
Rssi q 9easf aSsh Ca s5aF III Ps
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. private roads.
sss promDs sefee
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs and paving, quail;
Lty work at reasonable prices, FAIRFAX
RFTfc rs 81 BAskMf fs1 Ha repairs
interpreting; prompt service. RICHMOND
CONSTRUCTIONS CO, ia. 1855. .
BRIckWoRk, plastering. CARPENTRY, We
sToNE coNsT. CO. Alex. $3.50, i
BUiLDING C0NsTRUcTION: repairing, re-
modelling, commercial. residential Ad-
69ns ss ss TR 1884 r of "a s
BRICK WORK and block y E9Ek 1S SyS work s1
s sGTs IN co IN aRs 1m' repairs
modelling, new building; roofing: paving
eoncrete work. Phone c. A. NEWELL
+BuNGaIows PAINTED. best grade mate
rial; inside and outside painntiing of all
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fagstone
terraces, walks. chimneys, freplaces, &C.
ment driysgays, porchss, retaining walls
Vile, Md Phone Rockville 1888. 3
FENCES. chain link. wire, wood; painting,
DapernE w9rk snd eo he hGm SAT- I'M
FENCES, all types: wood. picket, wire,
chain link Immediate erection, Carpen-
try. concrete work. Terms. M. w. FENCE
Floor SANDING, cleaning and finishing;
reduced rates. r. NJ. OLIVER & SON,
Ii. 701l or Lu. 251l. -3e
FLOOR sERyICE..Nethins but the best
ING ING coNTRAcToRs. NC, 1872 Wiscon-
Up Itp aSeir MU @RFPA,REn AMI REIN
ISHED-An types antiques restored. Free
estimates. Call Ii. 0S45 any time. 81
HEAIiNGo furnaess ana ,S Si Durn Witb
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex,
merit engineeringI yrs 4ao to pay. SERVICE
$3.50, GE. 5000.
HoME-HEATING ExPERTs-wsrm air.
sions, new installations: consultations and
sTfts w aSp o Psnt sas
homes and apis. Real estate work ac-
cepted. Material and Workmanship sec
Free estimates: Cali SHELTON On &
kHE1hs vi Mo aSs floor to ceiling
s Wf sss snd Tsey STAINLESS snf
placed general improvements. MODERN
o oa EG GSii ks XIV ss19 PER wEEk-com
year Have our engineer call upon you at
fsn's9hns so2 sE on f1Fs issTss 6a
PAINTING and papering. moor sanding
guar work: est. 1925. GILBERT &
HAMILTON, AID. 5129.
ROOFING. SIDING, storm windows, con-
part of the house: no money down, pay
ments as low as So per mo For free
estimate. call Mr. ISARD. TAYLOR 9427
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.-Roof-
ing, siding. guttering, painting, papering:
all work guaranteed: no down payment,
low monthly terms. For free estimate,
call WA. 1856 days or evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29

essa s2r SfsF Or a' " eo 4
eSoo = :s Fl s 81 ss 3 LOAN g..
tEspxss NC s seo1 we asoli,. s ~. $3.50
sn1ervsve. soc. No .ppeintmenss. al
FIJI s01 Srs6rY f'ees.f rfsaen nsio aA
we sSc 10 spDei atmees 'n MAs aaffsE
H9MfYR sfSoo rx sft sys air
hot water. coal, oil. gas. repairs, CONVEX;
nWisa s Esh1ut oR 4sss
4$i5 Ks2;ss ave NV; &c. s5ss. 81.
sIomns TIC se on all LADIES garments:
ai lin Il aE1Ur Sc a eAEr given your
Also children boarded while mother mo- takes
a vacation. 2 weeks or month: fenced-in
lawn, sand box and 24-hour supervision,
INSPECTION invited. For information, call
SIP COVERS, DRArERIEs-co. $500. s.
Gay "a d delivery. Your fabric or ours DAIo-
skfskIEY MILITARY ACADEMY, Belts
mod, rates; Il mi. from Wash. 10. 1851
MAN WANTS JOB at once as overseer of
farm or farm on shares: can furnish
reterence Farm NO. j, Route No. j,
ELDERLY PEOPLE CARED FOR in our
home by practical nurse; tray service; near
Walter Reed. GE. 1855. Il
PIANO TUNER, all repairs. reasonable:
D G or suburbs: free estimate: VICTOR
HUMPTY-DUMPTY NURSERY SCHOOL;
free transportation, 2 meals a day: inspec-
ton invited; licensed home. UN. G1S1.
ALTERATIONS, 24-hour service: dress
N -
lined TR 1913 al
NEW REST HOME in Fairfax County
Trained nurses give conscientious care to
invslids. Special diets with home oked
food. For rates, ETC.. write ELLEN M.
WOOD, Route /, Vienna, Va. IA. 833-J-1.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. day
and boarding: registration open in nursery
through 9Th grade; progressive methods
used in reading, writing and arithmetic;
accredited teachers; art. music, dancing;
pony riding on our 150-acre farm: daily
transportation throughout Washington;
literature mailed upon request. 940l Ga.
ave. SH. 1874. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
AVIATION.

"a. = M cong sE TIM .,,9 ~
N MR. ao ssNo FLY INC CIRCLES, tn. word
is, don't overhaul-exchangei" Liberal al
lowanoe on your old engine for new one
on Continental Exchange Plan. Fiat rats
ehanse-oysr service IN one day sysilsbls:
lauto and air), General tires. Delivery
service. COASTAL AVIATION CORP, AT
Calvert ave, Alexandria. cv. ,2063. a
COASTAL AVIATION CORP. wishes TO an
nounce to its many friends and customers
the stan addition Of Dan 3. jacques. vice
Pres. in Charge of Sales. and removal 10
It's new ofn:es and warehouse st 80 Cal
ssls az = ls ov. $os Sis' ''1'n ., Wssn
dition: must sell: no reasonable ofsr re-
1 EkeoUpR r. 1915 sstI as hours. perfect: viii
demonstrates: extra equipment; privately
IoCKHEED IoDEsTARs "a. completely
overhauled and polished; new engines Just
installed Phone GE. 1873 after . :-2g
INDIyIDUAL HANGARs for rent HYpE
s s9HIR 81 1879 9sss used les. than mo,
Just Complied 2;oSo-mi. trip: can be seen
x 9Soo oPgt, ~ foh hs2 4 REAL BuY, l. nav.
the nestest PT-26 in this part q the
country Best offer takes H. tnspeet
at Fails Church Ar Park. CAL "a.
HAVE HISHz"A FEW OPENINGS IN ssr nJlns
crane. ig fee ss6; so mensS dues: sa:so
per hour flying time. This ship u oeseo
4. Hyas Field y,sv gor details Dh0n. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
TARM end eARD1k.

TOFSOTL, nj dirt. sand and rosA sIsysL
ISss ski i10 r. S1 ss7 o. rubber motor
ike new, Al condition thYoughogt: also
euitivstor and mover; $3.50 for s1l. MR.
G SfkEeas x1 R different varieties
MMLAGsTosE WALKS. terraces nreplsess
rock ssrdsas fshgonas re;s drIr, T ysns
Rockyilie. Ma. Phone Rockville sPss q
fRACToRs and everything for the ne farm n.Tn;
new. oWNER; "a. 2Iso after a.S , 2, 70,
roads streets and driveways, deIiveIeo sbo
spTssd 5y TRICKS o, P hens Wa a2 1y,.I,.ti.,
JOIN BSEspoggT1i;, cols'ville' Md &c Gan
A iHsT n.K INV soRd man b Roth Garden
King tractors with snltivas1 sT. pI9EEfs M
HoRNER. INC. Trailer center. 9Th st. and
I5 SS5IldsT, sy, e. SOW w. alvaaaihLAsLx-rs,
ssrdsn tractor ?, 100 VIZ gao9e 81 5sep
iip Carroll ST., TAkoma PARK: 2. c
(oorttnued % Hsxs Psss.'
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REPAIRS and sERVlcEs Cont

REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
WASHING MACHINE and refgr. repair
service. all makes; factory parts: 90-day
guar. ACME RADIO g. APPLIANCE CO.,
4016 Ga. ave. GE. 1858, 8 am. to pm.
YARDS FIXED with top soil and manure.
Holes fixed In yard with common dirt. Mis-
cellaneous work also done on lawns. Call
L. BOOZER, DU. 1871. 81
MURRAY & MILLER, general contracting
and remodeling. Interiors, exteriors, paint
ing and paper hanging; roofing and siding;
prompt service: work guaranteed Phone
2 am. to 10 pm, CHI. 1145 or Vienna I15.
ALL MAKES, washing machines. electric
ranges, radios and vacuum cleaners re-
PLIANCE SERVICE. AT. $500. 80
FOR ALL CARPENTRY WORK, remodel
ing. repair, store fixtures. etc, phone
Ludlow 5SO5 for free estimate 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcsr,.

GROCERY sToRE-ovner must sell good
corner store, fully equipped: due to illness
S ans ss a0n Nk s oS
STOCK sts u and s90i key. $3.50. BY owner. So2
s in CASH M Viii Buy outright established
furniture business in Arlington, averaging
So, 900 monthly in sales. Business In hrst
zone living Snsrtsrs IN o sor
late model car and modern equipped house
trailer. Box BIB. Star. 81
sf.an nets sfGo peI month"; saHh TO-
year lease; top location, no competition;
future assured. Cali Mr. Cloth or NJ.
Walden, THE BRANT CO., Gil. 42lo' OK.
DELI. -GRoCERY-Excel Sc. location, no
competition; hot spot for right party; lis st
Rs SeIea sfP1 ~ RE xsGa
R REST fHss ~ Capacity es; modern
going business today; potential unImite ID
SERVICE. NC, Lee hwy. at Giebe oTnd.'
SERVICE ICE sitrioS heart q aute4otIss
,ta9 s mSs se due tHF to only
F PfasiH <. AUTO SERVICE 1917 i4th ho st.
R ROO IN; 7i aSo5usE-Enslish brick, rms,
deep lot: ne. see; Sl5.5oo; $4,000 cash,
q pRozHS s eGsaaK h Star M.ehne electro
freeze; air and water cooled Al eSnd'
M VI a STAND rH ns' fresh meat. $500 weekly:
AUERBAcH 4 co. DI. 313i. 20
DELiCATEsSEN, beer and wine: NV; cor cor.
4-room apt Call II pm. daily. AVER
G Gus il oPPoRTUNITY: dissolving part !:
SI46; business unlimited in this packed
10yesr Lease at sias per month on
fioor; reduced for quick sale from 81 900
to $4,000; everything goes; no. triners.
See at once t. appreSlafe One pG st.
LIQUOR. BEER AND REsIAuRA.NT.Iff
Gek % not H1s o Sh
Located on Southern Md highway. near
Waldrof. on 4-acre tract Of LAND with a
bar. dining room and kitchen, with adjoin-
ing Broom and bath living quarters: has
an s,-room hotel on End fioor Owner s sell Ell :
DEWEY n FREEMAN. 1914 Branch a ave:
\ HAVE $4,000 for the purchase 9t a
hG GsToR Box sT ra} f. star interest netting
1000 year. store Just across ". Z. me
in Md; 49, colored trade. Phone RA.
1877 or RE 1916 20
DUPLICATING SHOP, completely equipped,
offset press. Monograph, electric type
writers. Graphatype, Addressograph, fold
er. Verityper,. paper cutter, ETC.; 2-yr.
lease oia. ll@7 18Th st. NV Elk oes s6. or
ARGAINS-BARGAINs - BARGAINS -
Groceries. grills and gas, stations, good
spots at your price. No time lost in this
ONCE. Convince yourself. Call Elk. 6181 |.
W. H. (BILL SIMoNS, 1928 M st. NV.
CORNER DELIC., with rms: rent. S65
mo, with lease: over $500 wkly.: beer lie;
$3.50 white trade. EMBASSY REALTY CO:
LARGE COMP GAS STATION; excel. bus,
s-yr. lease: ample space for Improvement
EMBASSY REALTY CO., MI. 1870; eyes eyes
ON COLESvILLE-ASHTON PIKE-Building
sites for sale outright in new shopping
center or will build to suit tenant. An
unusual opportunity for DIGS store, cleaner,
drugstore and hardware. Phone UN. 15l6.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WATER Heaters, gas, electric, all sizes,
water Heater Specialists for 80 year -
Expert Expert instsllstiSn JOIN g w ss5S
WATER HEATERS = Immediate delivery;
brand-new 30 and 52 gallon electric hot.
water heaters: lowest prices and easiest
CO., 10th and H SITS. ne. Open every
eve. till 9 pm. IL 2as3. Ii. S54l.
WINDOW FRAMES. IL, new, unique: bal.
anced window frames, size 3lx54 for
frame house; So each. 1901 Leland st.'
Chevy Chase. Md, OIL. 274s. 81
SEVERAL DESKS, so inches, like new. for
sale. Inspect any time. lT13 NJ st. NV.
BAKER CARRYALL PAN. s1,7Oo. MIR.
ABSHER, SO New York ave. ne, RE. 2a"7.
FoUR-MAN RUBBER LIFE RAFT with 4
aluminium oars and new anchor rope.
Cali FIR. 6l21. -29
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RIDGE REALTY oFFERS

RIDGE REALTY OFFERS
Grocery: approx. 81 800 per wk.: mixed
trade: lge. store, Priced low. Only 81 900.
Lock, stock and barrel. Will take terms.
tiers: mixed trade; self service arrange
ment. Only $500. Lock, stock and
barrel.
wk: NV location: white trade; cheap
rent. Priced right. RIDGE REALTY. 1O1S
Vermont ave. NV. RE. 1878; after g.. call
AID. 1898. "a
COLORED RESTAURANT in NV. section,
for sale; reasonable Call AID. 9717. 81
CoLORED RESTAURANT with liquor IL
converted to colored; owner will sell and
give long lease to responsible party; rea-
sonable price, terms arranged. BY ap-
pointment only. Call RIA. 1896 from z to
9 pm. 81
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vELOCETTE. Model K. 9, g.. overhead
pion Seat 's and foot rest Phons VI
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repsintsd. re;
tapsd: recorded, PARK AVE. VENETIAN
R EEsNR S9 Blinds IN sst s4es regular
thr ou 50 inches vide By = inches hiE6:
delivered to your home; Can VI 22os'
WaSSHobE sR fsGAks So good make.
lady's. j mans: reasonable. Call ewes, or
S 81. aRd sun r W1 s92s delivery, BRAND
new automatic Bendix washers; trade in
ARD TIRE q BATTERY co.. 10th and 7
s ssss n Il. s4ai every eve Till pm Ii
gszs type Just az oyer
yssss isdas BED sa. t ssr Al Nus. s0ss
WS 5a ssSs0%h I'll si Ant, NJ
M Phone Ma ssas. JORDAN
PIANO CO, lob 18th st, NV. Gus. . as
"a aS5s5'} MACHINE. wr,ns.r type. e.,
gas refriser tor. good condition: pricst
1 %As ss1ss '' MAe az & oE spinner
% seas1iiSaG; MsscHINnE. H i; spinner TYP.
good condition, $40 1888 Park I'd. NV.
WAss sast MACHINE = Whit. Mayssssi
good condition. years old. $40. sH. $3.50
WASHING MACHINES, brand-new; wiring
| er and Bendix automatics; also rebu1l
| washers; liberal trade in; cash or terms
GARY APPLIANCE CO., 1878 r. J. ave
WASHING MACHINE. ABc automatic
| square model: excellent condition: reason
WasBfNG MACHiNE-Excellent condition
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WASHING MACHINE, ABc: will sacrifice
WATER COOLERS = immediate delivery
brand-new GE and Sunrock electric coolers
suitable for Offices. shops, stores. churche.
terms teri ~ sTAapARD TIRE BATTERY co;
10th and II sts; ne. Open every eve. til
wRTnns H1k n FIJI 4 hal. Gal twin .l.n.p.
nationally famous water heaters S99. so
also for immediate delivery, 30, 81 and ~
! ter heaters; easy terms. ELECTRICAL
CEfTER b14 10th st.. ma. ee72.