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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06

At an informal ceremony, Friday
afternoon, Jan. IL, in the First
Methodist church, at Athens, Miss
Georgia Allen became the bride of
Phon Jeffers in a double ring cere-
mony performed by the Rev. Harold
Kellogg, at 2:30 p. m. The bride is
the daughter of Nancy Allen, Ath-
ems, formerly of Noble county and
the bridegroom is son of James
Jeffers, of Marion.
The bride chose a turquoise me-
talic Jersey dress with pink acces-
sories and a corsage of pink camel
liaS. Mrs. William Robertson, the
matron of honor and cousin of the
bridegroom, wore burgundy crepe
dress with black accessories and a
corsage of white gardenias. William
Robertson attended Mr.. Jeffers as
best man.
The former Miss Allen, a gradu-
ate of Ohio University, is a teacher
in the East Side school, Athens.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Athens high school and attended
Ohio University. For the past two
years he has been manager of a
restaurant near Helena, Montana.
After a short wedding trip, the
couple is now residing at 811z
North Court street, Athens.
Parties for the bride included a
miscellaneous shower given Jan. 29
by Mrs. William Robertson; a shower
Feb. l by Mrs. James Rodehaver,
Athens; a shower, Feb. 5 by Ruth
Dorman, Peach Ridge, Athens; a
tea given by the elementary tea
chers on Feb. 8, at Mrs. Pauline
Heft, Athens; a shower Feb. 20, by
Miss Sue Blair; a dinner party by
Mrs. Janet Clark, w. State street,
Athens, and a towel shower given
by the mothers of third grade
oh iILr-nrn nf EncA Cidn rnInnnl
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
HOLDS MEETING

Miss Lillian HarkinS was hostess
to members and guests of the
Young Women's Missionary Society
of the First Church of Christ, last
Tuesday evening. A pot luck supper
was held in the church dining room
at $50 p. m. with fourteen members
and two guests present. Guests were
Mrs. James Steiner and Mrs.
Charles Moore.
A business meeting was in charge
of the president, Mrs. Gilbert Week
ley, and devotionals were in charge
of Mrs. Ray Swetnam. Those parti-
cipating in the program were Mrs.
Chester Hayes, Mrs Mary Pitts,
Mrs. Harold Dyer, Mrs. Waldo De-
Vol, and Mis- Lillian Harkins.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
F. A. STONEBURNER DIES

F. A. Stoneburner, 78, native of
Noble county, died Wednesday
morning at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ethel Edwards, near East
Sparta.
A son of George and Phoebe Viii
liams Stoneburner, deceased lived
his entire life in Noble county, on
a farm southwest of Salesville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
SURPRISE DAUGHTER ON
NINTH ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Pitts, of Olive,
surprised their daughter, Carolyn,
on Tuesday, Feb. 4, with a surprise
birthday party in honor of her
ninth birthday. Guests were Joyce
and Judith Wharton, Diana Giles
pie, Shirley Cunningham, Vance
and Sammy Bates, Marilyn and
Nancy Lee Pitts, Mary Lou Reed,
Mary Lou Gardner, Mary Belle and
Larry Pitcher, Gary Davis, Donald
Vaughn, Janice Loop, Junior and
Norma Jean Pitts, and Carolyn
Pitts. Games were played and re-
freShmentS were served.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
MARRIAGE VOWS ARE
1rXHH Need AT BERNE

Marriage vows were exchanged
between Miss Fannie Greer and
Donald Mallett at st. Mlchaels
Catholic church, Saturday, Feb. i:
Rev. j. J. Donaldson was celebrant
at the Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Archer were
attendants for the couple.
The bride was attired in a blue
suit with accessories to match. Her
shoulder corsage was of American
Beauty roses.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
In Memory

AT NACAtIUT
In loving memory of our dear
husband and father, John E. Nc
Clurg, who passed away one year
ago, February 7, 1916
Sad and sudden was the call
Of one so dear and loved by all,
A bitter grief, a shock severe.
More and more each day l miss
him
Friends may think the wound is
healed
But they little know the sorrow
Lies within my heart concealed.
Sadly missed by
Wife and Children.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06

In addition to his daughter, ne 10
survived by one brother, UniOm
Stoneburner of near SaIesville.
He was a member OF St. Johns
church southwest of Quaker City
where funeral services were held
Friday afternoon at ! o'clock and
burial made in the church ceme-
terry by the Eberle funeral home.
Photo Observation-Disclosures
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
MARY LOIS TARLETON
SETS WEDDING DATE
w. S. c. S. TO
HOLD MEETINGS

Thursday evening, Feb. 6, Circle
No. / of the w. S. c. S. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Dean Jennings,
with Mrs. James Johnson as co-hos-
tess. Mrs. Glen M. Warner will re-
view the first half of the study
book, Portrait of a Pilgrim.
Circle No. 2, w. S. c. S. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Harry G. Rich
creek, with Mrs. John Groves as
companion hostess.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
BANNS PUBLISHED FOR
APPROACHING WEDDING

Second banns for the approaching
marriage of Joseph Kachovec and
Mary Brier, both of Belle valley
were published by Rev. S. J. "a
kella at Corpus Christi church
Belle Valley, Sunday. The marriage
will be an event of Saturday, Feb
is, in Corpus Christi church.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
CROCK -TEETERS
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement is being made OF
the engagement and approaching
daughter of Mrs. Bertie Teeters, OF
marriage of Miss Clara Teeterss,
Maple Heights. to Gilbert Joseph
Crock, son of Lewis Crock, OF Har-
riettsville. The wedding will take
place sometime in April. Miss Tee
tiers is employed at the State Hos
pital, Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
CARD OF THANKS

l wish in this way to express my
sincere thanks for all the beauti-
full flowers, cards, and gifts which
were sent me during my stay at
the hospital and at home.
SHIRLEY ANN CRUM
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
APPROACHING MARRIAGE
OF PAULINE CRUM

Announcement is being made of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Pauline Crum, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Crum, to Robert Robey, son
of Norval Robey, of North street.
The wedding will be an event of
Monday morning, Feb. 10, at st.
Phllomena Rectory, with Rev. S. j.
Pekalla officiating.
MARY LOIS TARLETON
SETS WEDDING DATE
Miss Mary Lois Tarleton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarleton,
Caldwell, and Merle Barnhart, son
of Mrs. Happy Barnhart, will be
married on Sunday afternoon, Feb.
l6, at 2:30 o'clock, in an "open
church" ceremony.
The wedding vii be performed in
the First Methodist church, Cald-
well. A public reception will be
held in the basement of the church
Immediately following the cere-
mony.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
MRS, MARGARET DONOHOO
HOSTESS TO LITERARY CLUB

HOSTESS 10 LIlEhHR1 |bCD
Mrs. Margaret Donohoo was hos
tess to members of the Woman
Literary club, Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. G.. E. Klrchner on
North street. Mrs. Marvin P. Woo,
president. presided, and during the
business session, the following OIL
GERS were elected for the coming
wear: Mrs. Henry Brumbach, pres!i-
dent; Mrs. Dwain Dyer, vice p.resl-
dent; Mrs. Roy E. Smith, secretary;
Mrs. Frank Tilton, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Leo Carter, treaSur-
er: and Mrs. Arthur Boyer, critic.
The various committees Will be
appointed by the presldent-elecI
before the beginning of the year,
The roll call was answered by
each member giving the name ana
a short sketch of their favorlte ac-
tress. Mrs. Floyd Henderson gave
review of the play, "Oklahoma."
Mrs. Dan Barlow's name was
placed on the waiting list for mem,
hershin bv unananous vote, and
Miss Mary Cox was reinstated as a
member to fill the vacancy made by
Mrs. Nancy Williams, who moved 10
Warsaw.
MR.. AND MRS. MARVIN WOOD
ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin P. Wood en-
tertained the Married Couples
bridge club at their home on Main
street, last Thursday evening. Prizes
were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. H. {.
Jordan and Daryl Buckley.
Refreshments were served TO the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Buckley,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Barlow, and the host and hostess
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin P. Wood.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06

Photo Developing-GiIlespie's
Evening star., 1947-05-04
AVIATION.

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STEAL AT se4s-Fairchild bi-plane, s.
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9 min. Burns Z gals. an hr. Wright ,175
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Burrows. 1920 r. /, ave. ne. Inspect at
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interest for sale: $3.50; excellent condition;
ssW Sassd stRnNel e ayse Fea Ap s551
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ERfns EVERY eo oNG e'SS WHo FLIES n.eas complete
sHfvEks INSURANCE Agency. 1910
NEW n. lao 1879 rayorcratt
hand rubbed fuselage: $500 radio equip
complete shielding. Primary blind fying
tank, aluminium wheel chocks. Plane al
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PLACE YOUR ORDER for immediate de-
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You YOU taissTy caNT BEAT RsaIsE Ts oNEpiper Cub
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WANTED PARTNERS to buy new, fully
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SUCCESSFUL FLYING CLUB, based at
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to IA in 2 Taylor Crafts; $3.50 for lifetime
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students srnss g consideTsd nad please give flying
ENGINE, Continental A-65, up exhaust;
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Airport
Evening star., 1947-05-04
POULTRY and EGGS

TOM BARRON WHITE LEGHoRN year.
TRNR lInEs wsdd;ord s. 70 each g M for
PafAsASf F2ies Snli HGTcahs GhqEah sG Eyes Dozen
$50 a hundred. Phone Vienna (Va)
eaIcKEN HogsE, small faetory-built,
MONEY il saUABsEsig demand. We
ssesk; sss s$;5a ogaiT; prs; rs for SO. Start
S0RMAS's Sa5I j lh !. TURKEY KEY PoULgs. genuine
and u. S puiorum % ciean Finest spplaHtS auaitS
obtainable. Hatch, every Monday, LARGEST
tyrssy Wg ssyrdtna farm II the ne IS miles from
ehaGts eUaklTS Ha cHicKs KS 45
Barred ROCKS. New Hampshires. crosses or OF
LLeghorns tunsexed), S. per 100; Heavy
heavy ' breeds % esf aG Ish' per idS aRa
Ia6se lar strain LsEhorn eocksTels. $s,A5 per
PogLTRY, IS n 9th st.. "A'Pffi Phiiadeiphis hn
SS m aRs Chicks Reds g. T. Risss Max
WELL. WE. s.,,, Defense tense hwy, Lanham, Md.
SIS, SIS, Orders !hlled May is. HARoLD
BLOOD TESTED CHICKS, Red-x-Rocks.
breed, ,S395 per 100 Minorca broilers,
S3.95; shipped cod. LONDON POULTRY,
g sSA new Ns3f HamFsniRE HlsaSn Ii y red pulets six
barred rocks, 10 mos. old, laying, S1.75
@ @apiscs%g % Gal @Gall SH 5213, - -,
BEvo HILEMAN, Mclean. Va. Call Elm
JAMES FEED STORE, e1s x st. NV.
ME. oos9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
DO LAYING HENS, So each. Tomlinson
PHEASANT EGGS FOR SALE-Telephone
Vienna 3n3; P 9; Box 343. -
TW0-DAY SPECIAL!!-My regular SIS N
H. Red chicks in lots Of loo or more, S1D
per hundred, this Saturday and Sunday
only; also turkey poilts available HOAG' S
NcRBFcK, HATCHERY tout Georgia avc)
twas Beach's), Ashton ABB. a.
COWAS CHICKS, Md, u s App-pul.
Passed. Bred on our farms for more eggs.
meat. profit; Open Sundays. Hatch Tues.
all year Reduced price Spl price to
broiler raisers Started chicks CoWAN
FARMS. Bowie. Md Phone 2341
Evening star., 1947-05-04

/ lAAlsclLLAlslotls ysAlt1lD tcs.s. j,
fsepsiSa R rs 81 sisc Hsrkins ol
RHTRIoEIAfoRs. Rfii a; Hsf .ny s,ae Il make; se.
| Iais I4fh ST. n.w- DE ssIo. seekdays. - ~
gray Or light blue; wicker furniture. box
szsosISosss s.o ow4,x11pa 4. VIZ p, sse
serial number and length Of sax case. Boz
SEWING ssIHi G. GMAcHINEs-we. buy IN types;
STOVES AND IcEBoxEs. Any Eng : q q q
sTovE SIC CO, tss Ioii 7th A &. NV. NA. SO ss5s. s.
TRANSIT-Builder's transit In good con-
dition; state make and price. BOX 352-C, !,
TYPEWRITERs. portable, standard. all
pair. Ask for MRS. MARTIN ME- 672s,
TYPEWRITERs wANTED-will buy Or
electric record PLAYER. like new. Or. 0413.
highest prless psla Phos ehone e Il. 91asl sisa;
AM NTEKEsTED IN buying ehina. silver
18th and q SITS, NE 607e.
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur.
e ssss essnlsas aalssss e. &C. asa sf' Ma
WANTED-Your old jewelry: We pay high
cash prices for. your old gold, silver
watches. diamonds bric-a-brac, etc TINY
JEWEL. Box 1871 G st. NV ME $685.
WASHING MACHINE, any type. new or
WASHING " MACHINES, any size. any
make; make; also washers for parts. Call At.
TWo SS RIGHT TENDERS, 80 Lincoln
Zephyr, desperately needed. Glebe a27S.
COUPLE would like to rent city or sub
urban space, suitable for conversion into
living quarters. Call Ho. 621S. or write
WI w PaY s Tof asar PRICES for old gold. siiver
tewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage, Photographic equipment. mu-
sical Instruments. engineering instruments
znSrIs and Thas snns have yone WhI call MAX
WANTED-A chicken or pigeon house, di-
mensions about 12xI4xs feet high. Write
post pos card to JOHN RICE s213 T st. Sc,
MUSICIAN viii store piano for use; fire.
OLD PISTOLS, rides, shotguns and gun
WANT SMALL TAVERN or bar and grill
direct from owner. GE, 4592,. "A I
WE BUY your old feather beds and pill
PoRTABIE PcodwER, SAW, ottawa buzz |
master, JACQUES or David Bradley. State |
model and serial no, and price. Box lS1, |
Bowie. Md
Evening star., 1947-05-04
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

ss7Ss Phone R. ola sEfe fGs
FRESH Cow AND CALF. heavy mixer,
Allen AllentoMn I'd; Camp SPRINGS, Md Locust
GuaERSSsafY a SSsaeoTI COW. fresh, 2 yrs old gentle
and good mixer. $50 Phone ALEX.
! RIDING MARE. very stylish; can lump:
ssFsheEea RIeHER ftai 4ss drahan RaTs-oEia Fd,
/ WI WANT ITO To Buy THi , PIGS. Phone SUM-
asy SAW JHyattsvlle at daa o2S gSi, Mendas VA a525
Rx RifasSe RIex afex sss4
ad HAY I FOR ,S, SALE, $50 @ per r. ton; straw $50
and . years old: one 5-gaited mare. one
FARM. Fisher I'd. Sc, Tempe His. Ills Nd.
| " WAIT T. 70 BUY . truck. van or sEaslsr
6RRAFf' MARE, large. beautiful. black:
shers. eail rover s14s before Tesa noon. any
1t 1n srYp hsnaa sssk BssSt'" Ssatsd na
land mare pony; both yeghg, sound; very
turn short right at Lindo Cabins, frst
HSs HORSE AND CATTLE PASTURE. Well
fenced, Plenty of water and shelter. 561
Temple Hill rd., Temple Hills, Md. Clinton
ONE YOUNG HoLsTEIN COW, fresh. 1st
cali. No dealer. Phone Falls Church
NICE YOUNG GUERNSEY CoW-Good
a male phane rover 54l af
BULLs--Eereford and Angus. Fresh Jer-
sey with calf. Pigs. Farm machinery.
PIERSoN. Olney. Md. Ph. Ashton 1898.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Special discount
on English, Western. jumping and pony
saddles Harness and brides OF every kind.
It will pay you to visit US. PRATT SADDLE
& HARNESS CO., 20S-10 s. Paca ST.,
Baltimore /, Nd.
THOROUGHBRED and pedigreed 1-yr.-oId
beautiful Guernsey bull, $3.50. MRS LEE.
Springfield rd., Route i, Bowie. Md, Bowie
1861
BLACK MARE, Smokey, s yrs old. rides,
drives and Jumps Also buggy and harness,
saddle and bride. 1914 Fairlawn ave.
Sc, Ii. O3f0.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
cArTLH ena LIVESTOCK tcsnf. !

cATTlH ~ LlvIsToolk tcsns.
SnkTI.AltD RONY, comine yrs. Cd.
esHIasls eHaK sToks E siiss.ll4iis saias sshss enI na
ssss osn bss bsssnss sanssa a1 ra.as sur
right on gravel I'd. thep mile to house.
.Dos DeEs xish kids Aeh. y9unE; 4E. g
9AMES Mls .5se EE5GoKD. Eisss rdr Box 90, ~.
PoNifEHss,, q | So spienaid bay seldins, il hands,
YRS 1 excellent yearlfng. ALLCWAY
BRsITiTuI ss1 fAIa aoksaa s anss MARE. i vi. old,
sound 1,15O pounds. mule; large pony;
Sc adles and brides. See caretaker. 6300
jersey s Cows. very t,ne purebred res
istered cows. Papers available. / 2 yrs. old,
yrs. old. These animals are from one
definite show possibilities. Would make ex-
Groom: Nd; Marlboro 1853.
sHRoPsaIkE sHEEP. HHhsias u !. very nne eve
sheep. from ! to yrs, od Pure bred, but Iqt
RM P9a Tslsssred ed M Nd eaah marboro ss5
/ Roam SADDLE PONY, four yrs yrs. old;
saddle and bride; also International n
oT or N u tractor: 2-row culsivator. HI.
POM. beautiful. spotted, yrs. old.
nsbrs Tss ssrfai ElDisG n HORSE esss stylish and SEN
tie: has been ridden BY children. 7: 3.
LATIMER. Glenn Dale. Nd, 3 mi. from
Greenbelt on Glenn Dale I'd "A
FOR SALE~3-Raited mahogany bay mare.
beautiful conformation. sound, l5.2. Owner
.' osE HORSE THAiLfE.e opsp top. gesa
STABLES, East-west hwy. end of isth as st.
BAY HUNTER. larre. nice hammered.
Small pony; excellent for besinners. One
ra Re Fa sfR ehfss ehfss cssssToass on
ABERDEEN-ANGUS, registered, yaccinabedi t
Best blood lines. T. B. DoRsETT. Bealls-
VILE. Nd phons Poolesyuls 1856, -
Z aopsEs yssrs old ad. Temple s49a st.s,. -
stalls. j mi. past District line. on MARI
boro pike. C. L. HARMAN, HI. 102l-J.
PINTO PONY. bride and saddle; exceed
ngly gentle, the best; ] Western stock
saddle: set elec. horse clippers with
4 sets Of blades. Phone Hillside 1921.
SHEEP, registered. flock of
Is ewes IS lambs, more expected. and an
,IIIs TKsp,T Nd ntaYs4rRe fhsas RReaIesslils $shs
1essee walking horse, stallion, for sale.
poGsLE kRGfssTTkEpp paf;sItS faIoMiso isss' staI-
Tssso I'd HoRpfANb FARa aYS1 MarfSoPo
snow III MARE, 5-saited, 5-year r-old chest
esg sfnf iAhsE nssE FARM mhE RA 4aas aasaDe to
10 am. to pm. 2I5 Addison rd., Seat
rIeaSanl AQ. % I
Evening star., 1947-05-04
FARN ~ okHp4y CON-. !

CAHnAGK PLANTS, Early Wakefeld. IA,
% prics rsssonsbie. i4Sf aeaisis Que St nx setting
TRACTOR. i s-h Ri. on rubber; excellent for
types farm work. 1os3o Old d BIadensSssnnrerr d Ssner
EXPERT TREE WORK. iandscapinp. tres,
removed, pruned. topped: property pro.
legged py insurance; free estimate. Lu,
GARDEN TRACTORS. with p,ows, har.
rows, cultiyators and graders; Immediate
delivery, prices reduced on farm and lug
gage trallers and wagons, bale foaders,
manure ana dirt leaders for tractors.
sitnse sNithaoNEY's. sEs,s Nc NC s1a6 Georgia ave,
CREEPING PHIox and perennials. JOHN
huRp0FI, Colesville. Md. Call Ashton,
sTRAWnaRRY sri; A'ssaa PLANTS. An varieties, $.
per hundred: sverbearing strawberry plants.
Raspberry plants. ali 0s varieties, s ship pre- ppe:
paid. New large. black Morrison Red
Latham. 81 4 per thousand. Large ever
oearIng indian Summer Red. also Yellow
Golden queen. Slb per hundred Also grape-
ss Ffas ed ssssss ssts best 1sss
"a per 100, S0o5 Charming st. NJ. Ii.
LYONS FARM MARKET and NURSERY
kinds. Special pansy plants tpick your
Visit our greenhouses. Two los
cations-.-Queens Chapel. rd. and Ager rd..
sEs Hyasyilis Yans Md wo,ssas n,osvlssor and retail
TRACTORS - The sensational
new 5-h.p rototiller will be demonstrated
u your garden upon request, MILLER
HUGHES MOTOR CO., Rockville 1851.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

NNI3&kktAt4kOQS IA ~ ~
DkLlCI0U9 pure Vermont maple slruD
VIM elats bobD Rruss ISL svi. &
ena. q.sses i.Ss2 ssa 81. IS lss sss
jus gnsT No AasRoiyNTEp DEER HEAD, 10 pt. R 6ael
for your den. Wo. 0263 from to 8 IN.
LADY,s ICE FIGURE SKATES. shoes at
tached, size 5. bali-bearing roller skates,
M ,sdy's aaa ,odhpur boots. size 8; all like new.
GALE Ga e'i AIR Acs, Accso,sRDiTIosER. cools average vera
size room lowers humidity, very efficient.
FoR SALEMcinder crusheT, roller type
tically new. excellent condition. Phone
oNa Esf fNSH osss afss5 sGRFAcED e PnANrn e and and
portable paint spray outfit. also o 12-inch
heavy duty band saw. CAN ia. 1892 j.
MOVING OUT OF TOWN TODAY. win sell
bedroom suite thand carved, .dinette set
wa9 aSRs as sa5 f0s New sas soIt
sXs aIi ns sfEE EWashinston slan,s n,,tv D
Sieyeie sa5 moor ST. 9as ssss radio $40 girls
FOR SALEmYounE Barred Rock laying
LATEST IMPROVED OIL BURNER STOVE,
Ike new. Call after 12. ASK operator for
MISSES DRESSES, suits, coats, sizes IL
coMPPiIiESTHEsA PiiSHsA FuRNfsaiNes i RMS for 5-room
n1me M,9' dSr sale BY owner leaving for West.
finder. new; sacrifice, $40.
2A and 81. spssdgraphic. perfect con-
dita9n,, len r6sI 6arsain,d .dssa Si25. .n.. ,,.,.
sa5. csii CO. $3.50. eA'eNsn' '0n0''i0n'
CAMERAS beautiful Agfa sx10 with
extra 5x7 back: lain. Kodak in compound
shutter case, four holders. complete, S275.
ramic or still pictures: like new: Aim
hod5s tbs and eases sny good picture
A Zeiss super Ikonta C 2Ax3h, range
Also two Visu 5x7 cameras, no lenses;
8 and I pm. Apt. 81, ills sth st. NV.
FANS-Get ready for the hot weather.
10" Kit ventilating fan. GE motor. com
80 ef.m. special price mtcs IAN easisSi5y siS.95
rame Snaqs 1as zss propeller type
obtainable on short order).
,ls2 IL" fan: 1f3o-h,p. motor. 1850 rpm;,
dds~ fan. IIso-h.p. motor. 1850 GJsino r.p.rns'
Is lss fan: 1fao-h.p. motor. 1,7a5 rpm
Air circulators floor model Of the fol-
lowing sizes in stock, other models and
sizes ,obtainable on short order} (Floor-
model fans utilize two-piece column
which opens to 7-ft-heisht floor to
bottom OF fan guard.
/, 20 2o' ] fsn: Is-h,D. dE motor. LAO Ep;m,,
"a" fan h-hp. GE motor. 1,14o rpm. r.p.m..
4,240 e.f.m. SS7 sd
"A fan f2-speed). h-h.p. GE motor,
1,l40fs60 rpm, 4,240i3,150 c.fm.,.
Mote: Air-circu.ating fan obtainab,e in
coun er. wall and ceiling models at $40
less. than above price, Above prices In
ciu6s l0% Federal tax. 1885 II st ne
II. 3220. DU. 4Q36 ~
Evening star., 1947-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 ST. NV National
4094
SHOVEL, bulldozers. graders, rollers, and
PAYERS NO. 1892 - 81
WASHERS, room coolers. sun lamps, ETC.
sin ave NV WO 1900 Fl
Evening star., 1947-05-04
coal, WOOD and FUEL OIL
FARM and GARDEN.

ANDIRONS, IRE tools, screens ana all fire
place goods repaired and ref1nished. D, I
BROMWELL. 7IO 18th st NV NE l134