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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-05-23
Orange Grove

The Vacation Bible School of
the Methodist Church closed Fri
day with the average attendance
of %. There were 81 at Sunday
School Sunday morning.
Tuesday night following the
PRAYER service a short business
meeting was held and officers
for the Youth Fellowship Class
were elected as follows: Dolores
Mcclellan, president; Ruth Hill,
vice president; Matte Lee Green,
secretary and treasurer. A meet
ing will be held at six o'clock
each Tuesday evening. All youth
are invited.
Miss Mia Francis Roberts of
Picayune. Miss, niece of Walter
Roberts, is visiting in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Timmons of
Mobile visited in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mcclellan
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mallette
of Pascagoula visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. J. Nal
lette, Sunday.
l.. o. Mallette from Texas is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Mallette,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pendau,
Wis, MI. and Mrs. Warren Shep-
ard and children, Linda Dolores.
Ronald Warren, relatives of Mrs
Letha Lundy's, spent Sunday in
her home.
Betty Dot Smitz of Kreole
spent the weekend with Dolores
and Charlotte Jean Mcclellan.
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and Mrs. w. f. Clement and
daughter of Picayune and H. S.
Taylor.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Walters
were dinner guests Sunday in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Ware and
Johnson Ware were business Wis
itors to Biloxi Saturday.
Little Steve Crankey, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Crankey Of
Bay st. Louis spent last week
with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. p. Randolph.
Mrs. Alton Mansfield and lit
tie son, Alton, are spending a
few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. C..
M. Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Graham
and son, Billy, were guests Sat-
urday evening in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ware and
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Varied Program Marks Musicale OF
FortnightlY Club Al Moss Point

A highlight of the spring social
season was the musicale in the
home of Mrs. r. c. Eley on Tues
day night, May 20, given by the
Fortnightly club. The large re-
ception hall, living room, and
drawing room of the spacious
home were thrown together and
tall vases of Easter lilies and
shasta daisies added to the at
tractive setting. The guests were
greeted at the door by Mrs. Eiey.
the hostess, and Mrs. A. w. Head.
president of the Fortnightly club.
Members of the Woman's club
were the honoreeS of the even
ing. After welcoming the guests
Mrs. Head introduced the retir-
ing president of the Woman's
club. Miss Alice Colmer and the
new president, Mrs. w. II, Mel
son. She then introduced the
guest artists and Mrs. w. j. Aims
worth, who as chairman, had ar
ranged the musical program. A
most delightful program of vocal
and duo-piano numbers and also
a reading were on the program
Mrs. Ainsworth presented each of
the guest artists in turn and gave
a brief explanation of each num-
Der.
Mrs. Ainsworth, first piano and
Miss Kathryn Maxwell, second
piano gave a magnificent per-
Torrance in a duo-piano duet of
Concerto in G Minor OPP. rs" by
Mendelssolm, Mrs. Charles Mitch
ell. soprano, sang beautifully two
solos, Flame by Wolfe and "The
Maids of Cadiz" by bellies, ac-
companied by Mrs. James 7.
Thompson. Miss Ann Gulley was
charming in her Interpretation oil
"Her First Dance Date"
Ballet waltz, Beautiful Fairy
of the Sleeping Wood" ane
Theme from the piano Concerto
in B flat Minor, both by Tschia
kowsky were the duo-piano duet
of Mrs. r. T. Huthmaker, frs
piano. and Mrs. c. L. Nelson. sec
! ond piano. They gave a brillian
performance.
After the program the guest
were invited into the dininI
room. The large banquet tabl'
was covered with a linen maderii
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other friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Chandler Havens visited
relatives in Hattiesburg last
Thursday.
Claude Groves of Pascagoula
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Oneil
of Pascagoula were business Wis
itors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bittle and
children were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Roberts and
Bobby remained for a visit of
several weeks with Buddy Har-
ris.
Bonner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Ware
were Ruble and Bob Irwin Rob
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Crankey
and Mrs. Albert Crankey of Bay
ST. Louis were Sunday guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Randolph.
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Har-
ris, were Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
Roberts and sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Vandevendar and
daughter, all of Pascagoula.
Other guests in this home Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. R. M
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Bit
tie and children and Van Rob
erts.
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark P.
Davis were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
O'Neil and Mr. and Mrs. George
M. O'Neil of Pascagoula.
Sunday afternoon guests in the
home of Mrs, Ruth G. Roberts
and sons were Mr.. and Mrs. La
mar Scarborough and sons and
Mrs. Ida l.. Graham of Pasca-
goula. They also visited with
other relatives while here.
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R.
Ware were Miss Choyce Groves
and Marshall Roberts. Other
guests in this home Sunday were
Fred and Robin Ware and Bob
Irwin Roberts.
Rev. w. j. Walters has an
nounced a revival meeting to be
held at Mt Pleasant Church, be-
ginning fourth Sunday in June
with the Rev. Norman Boone,
pastor of Moss Point Methodist
church doing the preaching.
Mr.. and Mrs r, H. Ware Wis
tied Mrs. Laura and Annie G..
Ware in Pascagoula Sunday af-
ternoon and Mrs. Ware remained
until Monday.
Friends were sorry to hear that
Mesdames w. d. Lyons and Q,
c. Roberts were on sick list Sun
day.
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Friends are happy to know
that Mr.. r. j. Van Horne is
back home to stay after having
been employed in New Orleans
for several years.
Mesdames Mark p. Davis and
Ruth L. Roberts and Marshall
Roberts were business visitors
to Biloxi Monday evening.
Miss Maude Roberts spent sew
eral days in Gulfport this week
helping care TO. her sister. Mrs.
Minnie Hampton, who continues
i'll.
Mrs. Yloyd Golf and daughter.
Dellene, and Mrs. Jack Fletcher
we're business visitors to Pasca-
goula and Moss Point Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolle T. Roberts
and daughter of Pascagoula were
guests Sunday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Roberts.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Walters
were coffee guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Ware Tues
day morning.
Quite a few of the ladies of
this community met in the home
of Mrs. Jack Fletcher to lay
plans for attending the Flower
and Vegetable Show and dress
revue to be held in Pascagoula,
Thursday, May %. Among those
present were Mesdames J. C.
Harris, R. M. Roberts, r. H.
Ware, T. c. Roberts, Irene Car
ter, Cora Mallette and Miss Will
lie Nell Carter.
The Woman's Home Demon.
stration Club will meet Wednes-
day, May %, in home of Mrs.
C. c. MCGEE. This will be an all
day meeting with pot luck lunch
and demonstration of slip cover
ing by Miss Vela Mckinley.
Guests Sunday afternoon in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
Roberts were Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
ton Roberts and daughter of
Vancleave, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Frank O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs.
George M. O'Neil of Pascagoula
and Mrs. Ruth l.. Roberts. The
O'Neils also visited for a little
while Sunday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Har-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs r, M. Rob
erts and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Ware
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cut-work cloth and in the center
was a charming low arrangement
of early spring flowers. Tall
tapers in silver candle sticks yer
placed on either side. On one end
of the table was a large crystal
punch bowl over which Mrs. b.
J. Jane presided. Trays of open
faced sandwiches were on the
opposite end.
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Many residents of Madagascar
r believed to be descendants
of Malayans whom ethnologists
believe must have iourneyed to
the island in small boats centur-
les ago.
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MEETING OF w.s.c.s.

The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
church met in the church on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. John
Cirlot presiding Mrs. Roy Will
hanson, Mrs. E. l.. Golf, Mrs.
Charles Booker gave talks on the
subject Christians and Race"
Miss Ina Thompson led the de-
votional.
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donated to the Cancer Fund.
Performances will be nightly
Wednesday through Saturday at
$3.50 p. m. with a matinee Satur-
day at 2:30 d. m.
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PEDRO WALTER cox. III
CHRISTENED

Pedro Walter Cox, III, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Cox, Jr. was
christened at 3 p m. at the Our
Lady of Victories church, Pas
eagoula, Sunday, May 4, with the
Reverend J. p. Carey officiating
Sponsors are the baby's pater-
nal aunt and maternal uncle,
Miss Gwendolyn Cox and r. A.
Delmas, Jr.
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Coffee loses IL to 20 percent
of its weight in the roasting pro.
cess but increases its bulk by
one-third.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
FARM and GARDEN.

AZALEAS-An shades of hardy yellow
azaleas; new varieties. a51o nth st. re.
BIRD BATHS, benches. gazing sloses, sun
dials, urps, boxes in concrete, illustrated
sgfsiff ss Mass sn aTs Tsaasss ss RI is4
TREE REMOVAL with modern power tools:
sprsyins PRUNING topping complete tree
j. W. KELLY's TREE SERVICE. CAN Du.
iRsoSTToTnLERs NOW AVAILABLE Tn.
81 los
LIZ SsEsG st AEbGHfR TabfHR Rsak aRns p tr..
Nursery nurse STOCK. pure BARNARD maSuIs.
maintenance Of lawns. EN-. 0377. RE.
GARDEN TRACTORS, all equipment: WIN
DO the l loe noEmally Ga q done by l horse: se,s:
Gso5osap5 Gs5sa5' BaNK- K-R1iN sSsR GRAVEL for streets,
roads and dIiveways.. delivered and spread
II For rruse So1L paSns hSp sIhEGRAss MA SOD from
gardens of famous ,Ayrlawn farm in Be-
thesda. immediate deliv. avail. WI. 640O.
GARDEN TRACTORS with all tools, i'm
mediate delivery: also deep-freeZe units,
few sbo Boxes. o1a aMANoaEYs. An % INC, T Interna-
tional. truck and tractor dealer, s126
fI9asss syf AEKss sEfE sesps esrpsses
F. MARcUccIo. Route A, 'Horners lane,
EaNDscAPE IaShsA Pc. sERVicE@soddins, nag Grading.
pruning, planting and transplanting, lawns
renovated, topsoil. flagstone walks. ASH
HAVE YOUR TREES sprayed. fed, pruned;
tree surgery: dead or undesirable trees re.
BRA PRFfa Es1asf 4REE nfa 1E eo RSaFes sf
SAVE soss-a-s hole hog feeders, SIS
each. 50-gal hog fountain, SIS; S-ft.
tractor roller packer, $50. Mccormick %
Deering cream separator, S45. All excel
nassas I'd, centerville' Va. Fairfax
GARDEN TRACTOR, famous 'Rototiller,'
power tiller of hundred uses: immediate
delivery; free demonstration. oV. 1892.
GOOD TIMOTHY HAY, sos ton, delivered
in 3 or more Ten ton lots Also baied straw,
GOOD Rich ToPsoIL. well rotted manure.
aEbEN h2Ea5 sNaE e ns TE SaS model G.
Is rotary tiller. .5-h:p., 4-cycle Wisconsin
motor, designed to till and cultivate. For
information and demonstration call UN.
COW MANURE, we'll rotted: any amount,
Call sH. 4a76 Saturday and Sunday.
PERENNIALs. asters. NUNS. shastas, day
and tiger lilies, etc, sc each. 1908 s.
Springwood DR.; Silver Spring. i
ro2csk rock gardens. fireplaces and bldgs. Gail
TOMATO Titsi PLANTS, a5c a dozen. ST
hundred; Rutledge and Marglobe. 81.
GERsANIUMs in bloom, s5c each; 8 for
81; also petunias ts and iansana In ma, ciosins
TON NURsERY. $50 Georgia ave. NV.
at Underwood St. Il
Evening star., 1947-05-31
.MiscELLANEous WANTEp tcoot)

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tC0nt.l. !.
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
hving room pieces. russ, gas ranges and
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
meter mate yilSs @ yoY haye so sen; please call
BEDROOM SUITES and household furni-
sTssss and ssiek aesion. ssitI eall CO.. 90 15ss Sss.
IN urgent need Of books. single volumes or
pIsfsIsr% % sook STORE sToRES. M III ssh Stss s. paw a.R
CAMERA WANTED; prefer folding type type or
reasx cali Mr. WEISS. RE. s4s4.
1aatsa ssssa aps sasss cMR aRa
EXCHANGE, I410 New York ave NV.
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment, all
aasssEf bsn gHodp of sa2es So saa Re- e.
ssss ~ sz s!a s I9
Ssea RElSss Die sas tof R sa' e
b1aMoapss sef 6ap aoD aofn esss diamond w poeRet ef
and wrist watches. initial. birthstones. dia-
mond wedding rings: other Jewelry and
News new yoRa EERa hsass Co. Drsf
fuRSIruR. / u n piR can be used. in auansit, or
ene o4 SO oes yeals cash huyMns M snd
& SITS. NV. ME. 52S7.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better Kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
seday 1ad pieces MR or spY srs s0ns Na sae ease call
FURNTTURE-Highest cash prices for en-
tire contents or portions of homes or apis.
Fer best results, call MR.. DOUGLAS, at
FURNiTURE-Highest cash prices; prompt
FTsnaoyai; rem household house @ or apt odd pieces.
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
used household goods; also good piano.
Gal Gas ssspRgs Rs9ges Ssss sarrn
spls spGa eGnditSn; Gs "a aos e Gu. IT.; for small
GoLD-sring your old gold. silver. plating.
N senSeed N s. ysars at ws ss5 Pay s. cass
MACHINERY-Lathe,, 1Qx12-in.. swing;
milling machine and drill press with
gG6erAsa2osED 9GiSl M safS picture frames, CLOCKS,
cash. Phone EN-. 1905.
PIANO. PlIaSs m small II, size, coed condition. Tele-
PTANos. grand. upright spinet or apt.
size, any stSe. any condition: win pay
SEWING MAcHINEs-we buy all types;
pleating ei7 F st. RE. 1900. RE. 2311.
s1 sToyEs so hND 1SDtn4s seMs kns
S9 MacHiNRs ne st. any any, aA ss sgsT any
MAKE; make also washers for parts. Call AT.
ATTESTfoS, At ri 4 n'In5 HOUSEWIVES, boarding
houses-Sell your used sheets pillowcases,
bedspreads, blankets: any condition, any
amount. co. 1926 10 an. TO pm .
USED OMEGA D-u or CHI. or similar.
AM INTERESTED In -puying china, silver
ware. bric.a-hrac, figures, old jewelry.
l4th and 6 sts Me 6o7s.
WANTED-Better grade Of household fur
niture. antiques and office furniture, ma
5529: evenings. GE 6447.
WANTED Your old Jewelry: we pay high
cash prices for your old gold, silver, watch
es. diamonds. bric-a -brac, etc. TINY
JEWEL BOX. 1879 G st. NV. ME. 9035.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES nseas Complete
syaxpp syIablop :nSYsanee Issa pEoteetten Consult
Vermont ave. NV D1 100
FLYING CLUB now forming on Al Cessna
140, limited exclusive memberships For
details. phone MR.. McCLOSKEY, OIL. sSSS.
LUscoMBE sILvAIRE, s5-h.p. de luxe;
GE, radio, full instrument panel, starter
and generator, landing lights, 100 hours;
always hangared, never cracked. Reduced
for immediate sale, write ANNAPOLIS
FLYING SERVICE; Box 222, or call An
j.: CUB and 1916 Ercoupe. good condi-
ANNAPOLIS FLYING SERVICE. Box a3S,
or call Annapolis (Md) 9l0o. /"
SD. Star. II
CROSSROADS AIRPORT, new Cub super
cruisers for immediate delivery. with new
individual HANGERS available. Sight seeing
trips over Wash. Call fol. demonstration
and instruetions. Night flying Sat. and
OVERLAPPING is obsolete; cash and old
engine gets new one; A-65S in stock Call
COASTAl1 AVIATION. Pc 3S2S
Evening star., 1947-05-31
DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcon,.,.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, black. fe.
males, months, very fiashy: top East.
ern bloodlires; show prospects, Must so
very. very reasonable. 101I Lawrence
CoCKER SPANIEL PUPS, beautiful. white
and tan; $40 each. will deliver. 2S2l
Rittenhouse. Woodley 1880. IL
DOGS AND KITTENS for sub. homes, with
children over 10 yrs; mixed breeds, one
part pointer, small and med. young fox
terriers, shepherd; fems. must be spayed
Also males. part Spitz, lge. spaniel, very
friendly collie-spftz. For large areas only
Don. So to SIS. Kits, playful males, sew,
coloIs. must be altered. AT. 7142 or SH.
COCKER PUPPIEs-Exeptionally nice
black males. champion sired: Axe regis
tered; smart and healthy. 1905 Dexter
sIlAMEsE KrTTENs-Resistered stock.
sosTeNi' TERRIERS, Axe reg: wormsd;
6ssa9tifaliy marked; Gail ct. oi93. IL
COOKERS, reg. AKC.: females, s wks..
cream, black; S35 each; wormed and
healthy. 2 older ones, reas. One bred
bud female. reas, Boarding. Sons Of Ch.
at stud. Pickup and del Spruce 02S3-J.
465S Lacey ave. Sc, OF Sritland I'd. Il
PUPPIES, SPRINGER SPANIEL for sale:
thoroughhred; sacrifice for quick sale;
males and females. SH. 1852. II
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, registered.
females, 2ls mos. MAzzEI, 261 N. Barton
/ St. Arl.. CHI. 6559. y
Evening star., 1947-05-31
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

pALMATIAN, p NAT male. Is mos. old. Cal
GREAT DANE, beautiful, mos, spayed
femaie faun color; sacrifice $50. CaH
PfGjEoNs FOR SALE at sacrifice m price;
good ,1II breeders. Must Vscate. I'll St
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe reg,
Champion Stockdale, Town. Palk blood
efz perae Wh mfhs each females ons MALE I fsmss
aI1 3deS sfnnHf Is nf ri farm
Just t xeaned @ cali dffoso bet 80 S01. Rs
So ss; Sandy IpE sprEng' Nd, Mdi .s ..,oo,o1, 81
Il wks;. Axe registered, ,gran1dpups oi
RHr mSySE 5xSE PUf 81 rcsdS saSe for deliver,
July !; reserve yours now priced from $50
to S125. Also larger Danes. sired by our
champion. Come out and see them all
BBoxERGssmo-choice pups. Axe registered.
WIRE-HAIR PUPPIES, months, Axe
champion stock Ii. aos5. I466 Morse
COCKER PUPPIES. black, Axe reg, cham
plon bloodline; wormed: reasonable. Dial
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, beautiful black,
champion sired. friendly and healthy,
COCKER sPANIELs-sacrifice puppy sale.
All AKc reg, and champion bIoodlines,
seven 4-Io puppies 9jo ana POO, three
these are definite show prospects, $50,
uN. 2e95. 47l9 Riverdale rd., Riverdaie
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES for sale;
male, S25: female, $50. Call Chestnut
COLLIE PUPS. beautiful. Call jackson
GEkMHN GfIi SHEPHERD PUPPIES. sired by
$685. AAkp Sc Rf'hfa NE eFsIas e1
Great Great Falls va. Telephone Falls Church
GIANT pYRENEEs, beautiful. one year old;
gentle Dial GE. 1856 or cali and see at
l4a0 Ingraham st. NV. 81
ys5sFinary Supervision. sIpE-AsWEE KEN, M
fNY eHIasHna Gs1n a'f aupPfps Pn o2a4 oa. so
ers wks.: reasonable. TR. 41o5. 81
BOARDING, careful care in I clean kennels;
HOLLYWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
kRiss RRoss sosksf kENSEIseaeenea siaa
and indiv. kennsling equipped Westinghouge
snd eocEers s t0d bE1 ste for sae
Cocker SPANIEL PUpPITs, beautiful:
reasonable; Axe registered: weeks; Red
Trader bIoodlines. Telephone 57-F-20.
Will GIVE HOME. with fenced yard to
lge.-breed female dog, 9. mos. old; for a
aftsr 8 ? m. Ali day SUNDAY. wa Il
SCoTTIES, exceptionaily fine, solid black,
e-wk. .-old pups; AKC registered; guaran-
teed to please the most particular; males
and females; $50: Bowie 2747. II
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, champion sired,
to good home. 40os Nicholson st.. Hyatts-
COCKER SPANIEL, 9 weeks. black. pedi-
COOKERS, lovely puppies, red and blond,
2ge So go and sasg SIS 70 Alex. fe ep 4s4s sss.efso
KITTENS. black Persians, beautiful pets,
Cocker Sds; SPANIEL puPpfEs-AKc regis
tered, s. generation pedigreed, 8 wks. old.
z males, $50 each; also some 2 gnos; and
2644 Champion cocker at stud.
COLLIE PUPPIES, beautifully marked,
COCKER Pups - Tops in quality and
bloodlines; must be seen to be appreciated.
RegisteTed Axe, reasonably priced. caH
CUTE LITTLE TERRIER PUP for sale.
Cheap. 432B Bowen rd. Sc. IL
SHELTIE PUPS miniature colliest. Axe,
good pets shog OF breeding stock: nicely
BosToN BSsksS TERRisk a2hs PUPPIES, satisfaction
MARKINGS. ELLIS, Alex so27 or 2i66.
COCKER SPANIEL. beautifully marked
srisolessa fsmals; @ aiS u weeks old: best blood
COCKER PUPPIEs, beautiful. iirht red
gree; Axe res!stered. 81. s94s. Ii
Evening star., 1947-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE, l177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. Si3 14th st
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu-
lators, ONCE equipt.: all kinds; top prices
paid. DI 1872: ewes. Sun. CO. 1875. -,
AIR CONDITIONER. ] or window models
wanted by private party; must be in good
shape: no dealers. SH. S436. 81
ANTIQUES. silverware; In any condition:
china. bTic-a-brac, figures. old 3ewelry.
THE HOUSE OF GIFTS 1885 st. NV.
tat l4tb and @ sts) ME- 6079.
ANTIQUES, furniture, pric-a-nrac. china,
glassware. rugs. sifverware, patnttngs.
hizhest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
BADLY IN NEED OF igih-grade dropleai
tables, secretaries, dining room and bed
room furniture; also antiques. NE 6S76
Night, RA. 1924.
BEDROOM, dining room or contents Of
homes viii pay cash or sell on commits
sion. We do moving. storage. ia. 1887.
Evening star., 1947-05-31
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LEXINGTON clothing and variety store for
sale: sundrieS. ladies hosiery, mems cloth
ing. cleaning. tailoring. 1904 4th st. me-.
Washington. D C, HO. 94I2. 90
GROCERY AND BEER, colored trade. cor
ner s'ore: beginners chance to lea-n the
business and make a fine living; can be
handled by one man; 500 weekly sales:
low rent: rooms: terms available. AUER-
BACH CO., DI. Sl3l or DI ALA i
GOOD. GOING BUSINESS, crossing about
$4,000: excellent for addition of drugs;
priced right No brokers MI 1923. -
HAVE PROPOSITION TO offer right person
with $4,000 cash: income should be un-
usually good; however, investor must spend
portion Of time with business. BOX 4os-E.
Star 81
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, long established,
S400 weekly sales; nice location. AUER-
BACH CO.. DI, Sl3I or DI. ALA. II
DaY-CLEANING PLANT with 20 outlets,
established many years, modern eQu1p-
ment; volume, Sl60, 600 to S2oQ. 600
yearly; excellent opportunity for expert
enced operator; terms can be arranged:
price. $4,000; replies confidential Box
&1Q-H. Star. -3
Evening star., 1947-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection of CAM
sure meters fash guns, carrying cases,
range finders, Aims, color films, photo
sem @e bug Shso aSd ess ase
BRENNER PHOTO Co. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
lopp. Dept. Of Justice). RE 2434
1855. 81
ADDING MACHNE-win rent Iate-model
electric Reminston Rand: adds. subtraets.
responsible party. 1855 Euclid st. nv. or
phone co. 1887. -
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POULTRY and EGGS

PULLETS-Ready-to-la Crosses and New
Hampshires, also started baby chicks, 4
wks. and under. PL. 1852. -31
JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st. NV
suprlieS
10000 q. APPROVED pul. controlled
chicks, direct from hatchery; your choice,
Wyan, or Leghorn: COD, $3.50 per hun
dred postpaid: ST per hundred deposit
with order; immediate delivery o. G.
MAXWELL, Lanham, Md, HY. 0226 II
5000 PULLORUm-C chicks;
N. Hamp., R. l, Reds, Bar Rock, w. Wyar.
$1,000 per 100 Open Sunday. O. G
Maxwell Defense hwy, Lanham, Md,
Evening star., 1947-05-31
RIDGE REALTY offers.

RIDGE REALTY onerS-
Sea food restaurant in Washinston area
doing $4,000 per no.: beautiful equip
ment and fixtures: air cond.; due to part
ner disagreement. must be sold.
Custom tailor shop, splendid NV. loca-
ton; established store doing $4,000 a yr.;
priced right.
Hardware store, splendid location; stock
and fixtures worth $4,000; doing S700 a
wk;; priced at only S11,5oo, lock, stock
and barrel.
Grocery, self-service, ne location, do
ing 500 a wk., all cash and carry: living
quarters; beautiful store: priced right.
trade: beautiful small apartment; priced
cheap
DGS super market doing between $4,000
very fire lease, low rent for store and
beautiful home; owner will take terms.
Grocery. excellent location; coiored
trade: doing 50. 900 wk., 95fe cash bust
ness: only SIS.500, lock, stock and barrel.
RIDGE REALTY CO, lois Vermont
ave RE. 1878. Sat. and Sun. call Mr..
Abraham at GE. 2S43 -
Evening star., 1947-05-31

PAL0MINOS for sale; mares, bred and un-
bred: hunter prospect, double registered:
Palomino stallion at stud Thorpland
Farm, Largo rd. T. BOSWELL, Marlboro
3 NICE PONIES. 4 good riding horses 8
nearly new English saddles and brides
PkospiEcr1vE Ri sPia HUNTER, e-yr.-old lis light
chestnut mare with papers; a beautiful
mare and an excellent hack. 2615 D st.
NV. OV. 4064; l.
PONIES. GATED horses, 2.40O lbs. team,
beautiful black work horses; some cheap
riding horses. Apply G300 N Wilson blvd
PONIES AND s. HORSES for sale-1 green
hunter. perfect shape, about 16-l Can
be seen at 80 South Carlin Spring rd..
Arlington, Va II