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LOTS FOR SALE (cont. J .

e. NEW .t sUBDIyIsroN UIsn e very be- besutitu
Arlington, oW 5333; OK; ,os5a -2e :,
at Wheaton, Md-size 4oxl4o; suitable
for most any, type Of business: priced
5eas9nasy' 5sn0 PI ,asi F S. PRICE & CO, NE
sERWYN HEIGHTS, MD lots, 50xi 70
each lot; electric. and water avail; sewer
fScRE fPfHHSH sUfLD1Ss SITES SIZES in the besGti
ful Paint Branch Farm development: high
~ restricted. This is an established COM
homes and satisfied owners: @ aH the Contour
of the land is such that the purchaser
may select a cleared or wooded site. level
SOFAS to blend in harmony with the design
OF house you plan; riding horse will add
to the family,s pleasure and garden-fresh
most people desire; located on Colesville
r. at Coesville, Md, about miles from
silver Spring; convenient to TRANSFORMATION,
churches, schools and stores: price, ST 800
SAT. and sun, to s. E. S. PRICE T. CO,
me- NE Pree. sSse 81 81 s4$s 49, ewes and Sun sa
MCLEAN: VA, only miles from Chain
Bridge-High elevation; ideal for building;
acre building sites: priced $500 per site
oanef i Il IRwfS, NH ap'?5seor' 15s5 or Elm. f
LOT SO in square 206s, approxima ately
10000 50 #. OF ground; Entirely sur
BY Of onn OF oon
prtce. $4,000. VIM Te; Consider f Offers % Cali
GE9RGE dFT a6sf spsPRD9SS D1 s757 exec.
location, facing Govt. reservation; approx.
SS1 81 sS5FH' 1H"fs ReaitoF
CoLEsVILLE PARK-Half, acre level lot in
first block off Colesville pike. part of new
MITcHEIE QUICK. Df 5ssI until ..s15 pm. n1'i
va, MR.. CARPENTER, here's your coun-
on hin overlooking Lake jackson several
BToksrase, B5as.s cs9a s955 IEEN5SK SlHd. oS
I9as RI s21I cH s in Locust als
restricted community, near Naval Medi-
ea Gentey wr 0esatifui aata lot containing S4Sl
Of Of nice lots, reasonably priced; have water
ESTATE. HI. 7o99; after 8, Ii. 1857,
EAST CAPITOL ST. AND TEXAS AVE
13 lots: ideal location for apis. Plans
and pegmits available.
R DfsESp fs75 alnS f. sohed for
Us 5000 % So. So. ft-cerner Of Central ave.
ideal location for gas station or. stores.
$4,000 50. It. industrial ground between
Half street. Water street, and T SITS.
sw. Railroad siding on property.
NoEth Capitol and G pl. n.e.--s lots
comprising approx; $500 So; it.; 2nd
commercial MICHAEL WALSH e. SON.
1911 Eye st. NV. RE S2S2. Ewes, co.
COLORED-2 LOVELY LOTS, gas. water
Blk Foote st. ne AVON REALTY CO.
1927 11th st. NV. DU. 4027, GE. 3711.
noaprn ,on s,zx,rp
Sc, one block off Nichols ave. zoned for
fats; $3.50 down. Ma. 140s, RA. 1161.
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CENTRAL LOCATION-Desk space, fur
nished. with switchboard service; mail
address and telephone answering services
also available without desk space. 410
Bond Bldg. Call District 2SO1 i
DESK SPACE. stenographic service, mmeo-
graphing. telephone and mail service;
downtown; air-conditioned off. 1101 VT.
ave, NV, Suite 203, DI. 314i. .
DOWNTOWN-Vermon ave, in suite of
lawyer and acct, furn. or unfurn. as de-
sireS DI. 1243 -2S
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
communities: over 400 sold,, to 5 acre
homesites, fronting or nr. salt water; COM
munity boat dock privil, hard rd, elec.:
titles guaranteed; priced as low at $500
S45 down, Sl5 mo-; immed. possession
For beautiful illustrated free booklet, write
or phone Paul E. Harrison, 1882 K St
NV, ME. 1143, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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AUTO PAINTING.

AETo {I ,LS PAiNIINGINe srs appointments till
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. $50: Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV,
AUTO PAINTING, s3e: best materials
used; immediate service; body and fender
work 35lO Ga ave, GE 9S42. 81
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY HOME, located in Jefferson
County, w. Va. near railroad station or
main lire of B. g. o. r. R., and close tc
highway improvements consist of gooo
frame, approved-roof dwelling, nine rooms
with heating plant, fine water: also large
garage and six and one-half acres Of land
SURANCE & REALTY CO., Box 10, Charlie.
Town w Va
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IN VICINITY Of Connecticut ave. and
Apt. 736. 2S'
GARAGE, to S auto capacity. suitable;
wash and wax business: reasonable rent
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. i. OWEN a. SON, auctionee
TOMORROW

THos: J. OWEN & SON. auctioneers, 4s5
a2a. sns brk oi buidaf seIta 1be1 deed * ST trust
s4os. recorded March 5, 1947.. among the
t 90 sf p par s1
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees viii sell.
at public auction INF In front of the premises,
ia47, at $50 o'clock pm. S the following ing
shs psr|sst, q SSumSisa "a dssIsnatsd
7SD in Weston Flint's subdiyision Of lots
in SQUARE numbered three hundred and
efiee Of the Surveyor for the District of Co Co
lumbia in liber IS at folio "a. Terms:
Sold sgseet a to pTGSr st deed Of rus,
which will be announced at time Of sale;
the purchase " as price above said trust TVS m to be
ed Paa fePos OF ssooe etc.,
pt Within fR Rty dsga IL dePost
us snd EsiGa NJ fsREetSa IN
BERNSTEIN. Trustees. jy19.22,2 ,24.26.2S
zED L. WILLIAMS & zED L. WILLIAMS
RoUs sfs NsS M YoFt a7e
from Gallery owner ns as
cupids, fine cloisonne enamel vase and
other desirable decorative pieces. Also
large lot of furniture of all kinds for
everybody. Set of Capo dt Monte cupids
playing various musical instruments; pair
Dresde compotes, matching: 8 Nielsen
f1gurines; fine cloisonne vase, "a in. high.
black enamel: large German stein: fine
English Sheffield tray, silver; 3 Shefheld
trays, silver; silver mirror fitted with
easel, about 16x2O inches over all; pair
English luster stands; other pieces brio
a-brac: velvet love seat 3 IT. wide, Re-
gency style: Duncan Phyfe style drop-leaf
table and 4 chairs; maple bedroom suite:
modern walnut bedroom suite: dining room
suites, good and bad: odd walnut dressers
and chests. Hollywood beds, single and
double; odd spring mattresses;
Maytag" electric washing machine. good
condition; several breakfast sets; odd
chairs of various kinds electric refrigera-
tor good condition: odd pieces of various
kinds; Auctioneers phone; Ma 1920.
ADAM A. WESCHLER e. SON, auctioneers.
Household furniture, modern baby grand
piano, York Cool Wave room air con-
ditioner, fifty high-grade hotel rugs. etc.
By. order Safety Storage & Transfer Co..
Takoma Transfer & STORAGE Co: and
others. BY auction at WESCHLER'S, 905
E st. NV. Tomorrow, commentine 9:30
am. Modern high-grade walnut bedroom
groups, carved frame and overstuffed liv-
ing room groups, dining and dinettes, odd
beds, spiral and box springs, studio and
sofa beds, chests of drawers. mirrors, pic
lures, dressers vanities, chairs, tables.
Office desk and chairs, sectional bookcases,
books, cameras, field glasses. and other
personal effects.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

CAMP MONTROSE-For girls: has 9 va
cancies for 2nd half season; riding. swim
ming, tennis, ETC.; experienced counceellors
MR.. AND MRS. L. A. RANDALL, Clarks-
vile. Nd. 22nd season 30
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1871 Skywev land cruiser:
every extra, like new; will accept $3.50
trade-in allowance on any 1874. car at
list: will sell outright, $3.50 cash or
trade. DU. 0293, eli am. or 81 pm.
AUTO AUCTIoN-Sen or buy q car the
total fee, SIS. You won't 60 wrong buying
or selling a car here Big auction sale
every Tues eye, Z pm. I11a .saa ya ave so. Sc
AUTo AUCTIoN-ff you wish to sell,
trade or BUY late model new or used
at pm. Washington's original auto
auction, a511 Colesville rd., Silver Spring.
Md. SH 400. Open to daily.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE; incl living
quarters; Amoco Station, large lot for
sepair @ shop @ now now svaiIable. az Mr.. eSRs MfLoR,
Rockville 1902. Il
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

OCEAN-FRONT BOARDWALK cottage at
Bethany Beach, bedrms., elec. kit;
available Aug. 1, for remaining season
Write MRS. A. L. HnDENBRAND. Box
15. Bethany Beach, Del.
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED.

ONE-CAR METAL GARAGE-In rear OF
Woolworth store, $500 block Georgia ave.
S5 per month. GUARANTY REALTY
INC, 1923 10th ST. NV, Ma. O5S7. 20
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TRAlLERS.

MOVING AND HAULING made easy and
thrifty when you rent one OF our luggage. g
day. day. week Or month AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO., INC, 4o3o Wisconsin ave. n.w.
hHHHe ANNouMcING M ARRIVAL latest mode
Spartan Manor. aluminium. channel:type
ribs and exterior, making It Americas b.: best
floors thorouehly insulated. Elee; refs.
apt, size , botHed gas stove BOULEVARD 5csAEl
NaEE Md Te sAaES 4o1sT Ses a
SsE %i4T SousSs sTokTadH sHa ana threat
their outstanding variety Of trailer home,
in aluminium and masoni1e o.
Prices and sizes to meet every need: ,Alse
BecMTsf BefNyn Md RA1aa phone s4 AZ Sos5 D. Route
play C. FRED FAINTER. 5000 Baltimore
IL dH Wasf Md or wa raef ses
sories. see, STANLEY H. AoRNER, INC,
5th and Florida ave ne, FIR; 1921. Alma;
windsor, all aluminium Vagaboad and Pal
ace Wolverine, cabin car sport trailer. Our
finance rates are more reasonable under
GLIpER @ @1s47-Asnnounsing s the arrival qgt
mum, JUST as cOmpleGe rs any nome, lar kt
ush s1HAs toilet S Sv Sut in n other f modsis With
elec. refgr.; prices starting from S1,9e5
up. Trade in your old trailer now on g
new Glider: COLE TRAILER CO., 5000
es.rT. g. aye FsRhASsEGfrE a. sEGG TRAILER, 2 rms,
sleeps 4. excel. condition; complete With
stove, refgr., etc: s1,3s5. Call TO. 1919. 4SSdd9
IRA TRAILER. hsbs suitable for boat; all steel
lights: hitch, chains, 2 extra tires, $50
HowaKp No YARD TRAILER. 2s it.. best location
on best trailer camp, full size refrigera-
tor, cement hoored porch. lights, Water
and phone. Sacrifice for S1,se5. Phone
RedIsE 515Sw TnSInrK. to 1913 Pp wiisms, isr
sides: sacrifice, 500 Cali OIL 7.543. rs
ALMA 1916 20 ft.-Pay my down pay
ment. you assume monthly payments
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. lot l21,
4 sARGAiN for, a handy man: National
pairs; $3.50. 321 Greenwood ave. Takoma
cttssr1s WRIGHT FLAGsHR1Beautityl
sleeps s.; ,Philco elec; refgL, elec. hot hot
famous Trotwood trailer, with comb, ice
and elec. refgr., butane cook stove. sleeps
&c 81 .595. See ABc TRAILER NJ e SALES
House TRAILER, small. for sale at, bar
Qein price by serviceman leaving town
Call ia. 1863.
HOME TRAILER COACHEs-We have beer
serving Washington for over 10 yrs; our
trailer home coaches built by world-fa amous
manufacturers will please the most dis.
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Goren on Bridge

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ANSWERS TO SATURDAYS QUIZ.
@. 1-As South you hold
AK10764 0K1073 "a %62
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
! diamond spade Pass 1no trump
Pass 1?
What do you bid now?
A-You have a great deal more strength
than could be expected Of q player making
to reach game His one no trump bid in
as response Of one no r trump to an opening
bid which shows merely an effort to keep
the bidding open: When ] you are NOT not the
sHsi's and any IBID bid By By him him should be construed
as sres spades Whcs g1 G not
forcing and partner may resign II his one
no trump was doubtful.
Q.2-As South you hold:
AA975 3K1053 pK64 As
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
/ club Double 3clubs ?
What do you bid?
ana srSoa E9 5 toa should fd'ss &
for. your side i you can determine the
ward and you are now subject to the risk
Of guessing the wrong suit. You might
e to bid three Of ne Of vb ss and
three trumps. This hazard can be avoided
by making false cue bid OF four clubs.
win compel him to select the suit best
adapted to game contract.
Q.3-As South you hold:
North East South West
1 diamond Pass heart Pass
3 clubs Pass 3 diamonds Pass
3 hearts Pass 2
What do you bid now?
Alp to this point you have shown no
one over one response and then shown only
9, preference for partners f1rst suit On
he pl hss
upon a game contract. Each of your three
kings is the equivalent, of an ace and
would not produce slam. The least, bid
that we gould regard as ,. sccepts6Ie E ts,a
partner an r. we WEE misRs % eve even " consider biddins
six.
Q.+As South you hold:
QJ10 0A9642 pQl03 As
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
l spade Pass 2 diamonds Pass
hearts Pass 2no trump Pass
e?
What do you bid now?
A-The singleton club initiates some
what against q final no trump contract
from our standpoint and partner should be
given some warning In this respect A Sid
Of three diamonds will accomplish this
purpose. II he persists to three no trump
he will have done so with the knowledge
that he alone can protect against clups. II
he returns to hearts we intend to proceed
to game in that suit.
Q.5-You are South, vulnerable.
and you hold :
AKJ84 VJ1o75 o1o2 %Aes
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
Pass club lheart lspade
What do you bid now?
= A-Our recommended call Is perhaps
slight overbid. namely three hearts. We
consider 1T justtflabe on number or
grounds First 1t is not forcing and part
ner need not so on. Secondly the previous
pass has Limited the sPspgh Of TINS hana too
much Thirdly. the, value, Of the spade
holding has been enhanced BY reason OF
Easts bid Of that suit rendering our po-
sition favorable. SINCE partner has made
sound hand and should be given some in
ducement to go to game. a single raise
might be looked upon by him as . mere
fight for the part score.
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FUTURE.

Southern Building-!Trustees' sale of valu:
able 3-story. brick building, containing 2
stores and apartments, being known as
Tilsne Phsmsest ot No. certain M @ deed 81 trus dus
recorded, in Liber No. S240,. Folio 331 .et
seq Of the land records Of the. District
pa party iur secured aH Thereby the undersigned
trustees. viii SELL. at public auction in
front Of the premises. On Friday, the Isl
aan the eufSf oflowns se ana
premises, situate in the District Of Co
lumbia, and designated as and being Lot
IN sduaFe 4 as peq st IN
Columbia, in Liber IS, at FoiIo i51
ssoeos ] Sold aesd sd0is e pus p n51r d1 S9aR
mately $50. .933.43. further particulars Of
which will be announced at time OF sale
taf nad n sssh price deoos af
quired. Conveyancing. recording, ETC., al
purchasers cost. Terms to be compiled
forfeited and the property may be ad;
ths sEastees; VERNON THOMAS E
SphNSES 5yss,as. s.5s.s6,a1f' AiD' trustees
ADAM 4; ,wEsGIaLIR wEssGIaaL & son; &c aussionsess RS
being premises 1922 Kearny st. NE. 3,
ber EFae 7s4 q At fefa o S5 S aus s
land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustee will offel
the premises on tuesday. the 9th day Q
following described property in the. Dis
trict of Columbia. to-wit: Lots numbered
twenty-five t25l and thirty-one l31) II
square numbered forty hundred and clever
(4O11) in the subdivision Of lots made b!
John N. King, as per plat recorded il
81 Columbia a. in al. Iiber q'st IS at folio a. Term
Of sale: The purchaser will be. reauiret
to make a deposit of $4,000 at time Q
sale, balance to be paid all cash or II
reasonable amounts, which terms will b
announced at the sale; deferred amount
to bear interest at So per annum
Examination of title. conveyancing, record
ing, revenue stamps, etc, at cost of pur
chaser. Terms to be complied with withil
thirty days from day of sale, otherwis
trustee reserves the right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost of defaulting pur
chaser after five days advertisement o
such resale in some newspaper publishe
fMasalns!ahaE sse8s1r na
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee BY: VIM. l
BEALE Vice President. tSeal Attest
JOHN r. NEAIE, assistant secretary.
jy25,2S,30,au2,b
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
OFFICES WANTED.

must. be clean and accessible; preferabl
nr, Wash. Circle. MR.. MILLER, RE. 60l
80
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FARMS WANTED.


FROM OWNER, small blue grass farm,
Md. or Va. A. P. FRASER, 661 K st; ne,
d C. ~"
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

STUDIO with pleasant surroundings, pref
erably near Dupont Circle. Box 237-2
Star oSs
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EAST CAPITOL ST. AND TEXAS AVE

SUITLAND and vicinity-Large number
of nice lots, reasonably priced; have water
and sewer: cash or terms. WEST REAL
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We will gladly finance any trailer you
purchase from our selection. easy terms
EQUIP your coach with our factory-ap-
proved trailer parts and accessories; Open
daily and Sunday, am. to 9 pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC, 4O30
wis ave NV Phone Wo 1921.
1-TON CARGO TRAILERS, SIS; Mt. ver-
non auto trailers. $3.50.
Vans, platforms semis, Iowboys. CEN
trail MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy. Airing
ton. CH. 1000
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BRITISH STANDARD SWALLOW 1-sed.
1895: heater; neatest lines in town; S700
or best offer under. Box 230-X, Star.
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@. .+As South you hold:
A2AQ QJ1O 0A9642 1Ql03 IS
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
l spade Pass 2 diamonds Pass
2 hearts Pass 2 mo trump Pass
What do VOL hid noyp

What do you bid now?
A.-The singleton club initiates some
what against q final no trump contract
from our standpoint and partner should be
given some warning in this respect. A BID
Of three diamonds will accomplish this
purpose. II he persists to three no trump
he will have done so with the knowledge
that he alone can protect against clubs. II
he returns to hearts We intend TO proceed
to game in that suit.
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BETHESDA, MD.-Located in Locust Hill
restricted community, near Naval Medi
cal Center, beautiful lot containing 9,4S.
sn fl WI 4Q43 2Ss
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CADILLAC 194l
coupe; radio. he
transmission. A
ish with red leatf
with white sidewa
owner car. PrfC
S2,1@. Cash, tr
MOTOR CO. 6l7
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-03

"A so-called pin-cushion wristlet is
a handy gadget as it can save the
home seamstress much time and
trouble in fitting, draping, measur-
ing hen1s. In making a dress, the
seaTnstress often must reach for a
pin SO times or more. Unless these
pins are easily reached, funnbling
for them slows up work and means
much unnecessary effort and irrita-
ton. A tray or box of pins may be
convenient enough for work that is
done on the sewing table; but for
fitting and hem work, the pin sup
ply should move with the worker.
A cushion on the wrist is simple,
homemade device. 1t can be made
round with about two inches of
thickness and three inches of width
and flied with hair or sawdust. An
elastic band will serve to hold it in
THE position Of q wrist watch. This
cushion can be a time-saver also by
attaching it TO the arm of sewing
machine. When this pin-c1shion is
not in use, the pins should be kept
In a tight box Pins kept in the
cushion are likely to rust.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-03

A birth certificate can become a
very important document for mat
ters of employment, foreign travel
and certain rights and privileges
where one is often required.
1t is every ehild's Jbirthright and
every parents responsibility to have
a properly recorded certificate. For
this reason prospective parents
should be prepared well in advance
Of their baby's birth with all nec-
essary information. The child S
name should be selected ahead of
time-one for boy and one for a
girl - SO that there need be no de-
lay in naming the baby.
At the tirne OF the new mothers S
admission to the hospital, the cer-
tiffcate Is made out according to the
information she gives. The hospital
also assumes responsibility for se-
curing necessary information from
the attending physician and filing
the birth record with the local reg
istrar within 10 days of birth. II
the child is born at home, the physi-
clan Should be charged with the
duty Of fling the record within 10
days In areas with local or county
health departments, parents should
notify their health officer, who can
assist them in obtaining the needed
information.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-03

Queens, princesses and their
coeirtiers Far back in antiquity
owed a share OF their luxury to lac
quers and enamels which were made
by secret fOrTnuIas and often with
the aid Of raw materials brought
3refh Tar places by seafaring men
at the peril Of their lives. The lit
ters or chairs in which these fine
DANES and damsels were carried
by lackeys were handsomely deco
rated with the best finishes of the
times. Some OF these finishes, espe-
cially a nataral lacquer which was
msde from the sap OF the Lac
tree, had unpleasant potentials sim
lar 10 the juice OF poison ivy, but
the result OF their application was so
heaatiftll that the use of the material
continued through the ages, and Is
stih used today, 10 some degree,
in the orient.
Sometimes more than 800 coats of
LACQUER were applied to an article
OF value before the artisan and his
customer were satisfied with the re-
suits. Walls of fine palaces and
homes in ancient Egypt and Crete
appear TO have been lacquered
and enarneled in attractive colors,
according to the discoveries report
ed by Psychologists.
The use OF such finishes continued
through the Middle Ages and be-
came stimulated in the post-Renais-
sance. Coaches used as far back
as the Days Of Columbus constituted
badges of social pomp and ceremony
and were lavishly finished. The use
OF fine finishes extended to the i'm
terfors OF fire buildings, and espe-
cially to furniture. In the Chippen-
dale era. ladies or leisure took up
lacquering as a fine art for pleasure
and diversion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-03

and daughter called on friends in
Kenton Sunday p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Award,
of Granville, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Aspinall Sunday after
noon.
Miss Phyllis Kinney and Miss
Irene Woodruff, of Columbus
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kinney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kinney were
Sunday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stump, of Marys-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Bishop just
arrived home from Florida, took
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. G. O..
Bishop and family Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. andMrs. G.. w. Conner and
Miss Roena Reams, of Columbus
were Sunday guest of their
mother, Mrs. Katie Reams and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parks.
Mr.. andMrs. E. E. Moffit, Of
West Mansfield, and Mr.. Emmett
Dixof, of Walnut Grove, called
at the Allie Inskeep home Sun
day. Mr.. Inskeep has been in
failing health for quite some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Butler and
daughter, Judith Ann, of Dayton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dott Carpenter and
daughter, Joy, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Weatherby, of Degraff, were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Marquis
Mrs. Carpenter and daughter,
Zella Ann and Marilian, of Lewis
town, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Losey and
family