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Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Sue Walker, after making
her home here for the past several
years with her sister, the late Mrs.
MOllie MilbOurne, has closed the
Kerbin home and returned to her
former home in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Richards left
Friday to spend the Labor Day
weekend at "The Deck" in Reno
both.
Mrs. Herschel Galloway has had
as her guest for several days of the
past week, her aunt, Mrs. Willard
Carroll of EastOn, Md. On Wednes-
day, they with Kenneth and Wayne
Galloway, visited Washington and
Mt. Vernon.
Jerry Frazier, of MillsbOrO, has
been spending the week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R..
McIlvaine. Thursday, Mrs. Kathryn
Knight spent the day with Mrs. Nc
Ilvaine.
Miss Elsie Culver Of Philadel-
phia was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Wright on Thursday. Miss
Culver has just returned from
Mexico where she attended school
studying Spanish.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Shipley and
children, Charles and Bobby, re-
turned on Monday from a week.
end spent with relatives in Baiti.
more.
Russell Rash spent Friday night
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rash and his sister, Gladys.
Russell has been sailing with the
Merchant Marines for the past four
months and has just returned from
French Quarters.
George Reed, Jr., who has also
been with the Merchant Marines
during the summer has returned
to his home expecting shortly to
enter Rider College in Camden,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill left
Saturday morning to spend several
days with his sister and brOther-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marine
in Cape May, N. J.
A number of Magnolia ladies at
tended a lawn party given by Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

Nora StrOmberg on the lawn Of her
home on Bay Road, near Dover, on
Thursday afternoon from one It'll
five. Those present from here were
Mrs. Ida Lindale, Mrs. Carrie
Conner, Mrs. Alice McKnitt. Mrs. ].
D. Keller, Mrs. Joseph Scott and
Mrs. Esther Moore. All her guests
reported having spent a delightful
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Heatherlv and
daughter, Sandra, returned to their
home in Marietta, Georgia. after an
extended visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Roe and
other relatives. Upon their return
home Mr.. Heatherly found he had
been one of four others named for
two months assignment for Geo
logical Survey in Tacoma, Wash
ingtOn. Mrs. Heatherly and Sandra
are back again with her Darents
until his assignment there is full
filled.
The marriage of Miss Ann Meyers
OF Dover, to Mr.. Herman Roe, Jr..
took place in the Methodist parson-
age at Smyrna with Rev. w. L.
Beckwith performing the ceremony
on Saturday evening, Sept. 4th. Mr..
and Mrs. Roe will make their home
in Magnolia and will leave on a
wedding trip later.
Ned HOdgsOn is at home with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
H0dgsOn, for a months stay after
which time he will continue mis-
studies at the John Hopkins Uni
versity in Baltimore. Miss Valerie
Jean Simpson of Baltimore spent
the weekend with the HOdgsons.
DR.. A. H. Locke was discnarged
from the Kent General Hospital on
Saturday where he had been under
observation for several days and
X-rays revealed that it was not
necessary to operate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen O'Neil are on
a wedding trip to Atlantic CITY.
They were married in Wyoming on
Saturday, September A, at two. Mrs.
O'Neil is he former Miss Gertrude
Spayd.
Mr.. James Mitchell spent the
weekend with his family here. He
has accepted a job as a welder in
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
DAGSBORO

The Rev. J Thomas Rowlinson
filled the pulpit of the Bethel
Methodist Church, Sunday. and de-
livered the sermon which was en-
joyed by all. Now the holidays are
over, all services will be back on
schedule.
Little Miss Ruth Ann Long spent
week with her grandparents, MI.
and Mrs. Houston Long at Phila-
delphia. She was accompanied
home by them the past week.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar L. Horner of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with their son, George E. Long and
family. Mrs. HOrner remained for
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Daisey of By
ard, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Norwood EllingswOrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bochneck,
Mrs. Sallie Brasure and daughters,
Ethel and Alma, of Wilmington,
spent Labor Day weekend at the
old Homestead.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

John 7. Couch, who has been
spending a few weeks with rela-
tiyes in Milton returned to his home
in Philadelphia on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira EmmersOn, OF
Wilmington, spent several days
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. L. jackson
at their RehobOth Beach home.
Mrs. Elizabeth CIemmOns recent
I " celebrated her 9Oth birthday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Her
bert Vincent. On the morning of the
anniversary, several friends and
relatives called on Mrs. Clemmons
bringing flowers and gifts. That af-
ternOOn' she mOtOred to BrOadkill
Beach where she visited with Mrs.
Louis DOdd Of HarbesOn who re-
Gently celebrated her 85th year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers and
daughter, Joyce, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Reed. Mr.. Myers assisted
in the services at the Grace Metho-
dist Church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Reed of
Charlotte, N. c., who have been
spending some time with Miss Loli-
Ia Belts in Milton, enroute to their
former home in Fairview, N. j.,
where they will vacation before re-
turning to N. G,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson and
daughter, Mrs. Virginia Clifton, of
Milford, spent the weekend with
her son, Ernest M. Jefferson and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mariner and
son, Lester and Mrs. Annie Mae Nc
Callum spent Sunday in Ocean City,
Md.
Milton took over Lewes in a we'll
played game at LeWes on Monday,
recurring ten innings to win. three
to one.
Three Milton youths have enroll
ed at the University of Delaware.
They are Harold B. Belts. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Belts; Allen
Lewes, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
L. Lewes; and Jack Burnham, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Burnhanl.
Belts will attend the schoO of Ag-
riculture. Lewes and Burnham will
attend the School Of Arts and Sci
enCe.
Mrs. Dorothy Burton and her
committee wish to ! express their
sincere thanks and appreciation to
al lthose who helped in any way
with the covered dish supper and
many thanks to the travelling men
and women and each contributor.
May each of you receive a bless
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
MILTON


Milton School opened on Wed6es-
day with sessions from nine until
one p. m. On Thursday and Friday
school was dismissed at 2 D. m.
Driver education will be offered on
the same basis as asst year. Students
lftee nyars Of age and over are eli-
sible for the course. 1t is expected
that about thirty-five students will
be able to participate and receive
actual on the road instruction. Reg
istratiOn for driver education will
be IN charge Of Mr.. Thomas Seals,
the instructor, on Thursday, Sep
tembeT 18th.
Mrs VIM. b. WagamOn, ST., was
given a birthday dinner, recently,
at the Horizon Grill, Rehoboth, as
the guest Of her son, Richard. Mr.
and Mrs. WagamOn were invited to
the home Of her son in HarbesOn
and later were taken to RehObOth.
As they entered the Grill, twenty
guests sang Happy Birthday Al
tow teir birthday cake was present
ed the guest Of honor. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 81
WagamOn, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
j. WagamOn, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur WagamOns Mr.. and Mrs. Rich-
ard WagamOn; Mr., Vim. II. Welch,
Sr; Mr. and Mrs. John b. Welch.
Jr., Of Camden, N. b.; Mrs. Mia
Bradshaw and daughter, Deborah,
also of Camden; Mrs Mae MalcOm;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Welch, Milton;
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. WeIch, Of
heho6oth; Miss Edith Wilson Of
Philadelphia. An entertainer sang
several of Mrs. Wagamon's favorite
selecttonss Richard WagamOn sang
Smiling ThrOU'; Edgar Welch
sang 'AlemOfies;" and her three
sons sang special selection. She
was the recepiant Of many hand
some gifts
Mrs. Annie Mae McCalIum. Mrs.
Lois McCallum, and Mrs. Annie
Fefrie, Of Philadelphia, are SPEND
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mariner and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mariner and son.
Mrs. Annie Mae McCullum and
daughter, Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Pase
and daughter and Mrs. Stephen
King enjoyed a picnic dinner at Oak
Orchard on Saturday.
Miss Bertha WagamOn, of Mt.
Clair, ~ j., is visiting her brother.
Jerry WagamOn at Cool Springs.
and other relatives in Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

Mrs. Mary West and family Of
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Hickman and Mr..
end Mrs. Tommy Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gillispie and
son, RiCkie, of Westfield, N. j.,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Wess
Long. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mar
vel of Georgetown, were dinner
guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElNoOd Coffin of
MillsbOrO, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cahsier Brittingham, Sunday.
Guests Of Horace L. Hickman the
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

past week were Mrs. Ida Richards
and daughter, Jean Marie, Of Phila-
delphia. Weekend guests were llf.
Pete Viola Of Baltimore, Md, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Baker Of New
port News, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hudson and
daughter, Barbara and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard DickersOn Of Georgetown,
left Saturday and toured the Sky
line Drive and other points of in
terest in Virginia, returning Mon
day.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10
Back in 1880

In 1890 the largest cities in the
United States were as follows and
in this order: Philadelphia, New
York, Boston. Charleston, S. c.,
Baltimore. Salem, Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1948-09-10

CLASSIFIED Ads get results.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
HELP poMEs1Ic lcont.l.

G.HW.. live in. Bethesda, Nd, upstairs
room. Bendix washer, fond of children'
MAID for general housework; settled, fond
of children. live in: no cooking. no laun-
dry; good salary. Tuckerman 0S10. 20
MIDDLE-AGED MAID or houseman.. gem
eral housework and cooking, home of two
bachelors; hours, noon until pm, 5-day
week, 500 would consider part-time ar
rangement: refs. required. Decatur 1851
WOMAN. Settled. to stay nights. general
housework; salary, Sl5 with room and
board. Call EN-. 5407. 81
WOMAN. eXper, settled child's nurse
some housework; other help employed;
live in: 500 per mo. WO. 6205. --21
WOMAN. experienced. 7th Day Adventist
preferred. g.h.w. and care for 2yr. -old
child MI. :i223 30
WOMAN. white, to assist elderly gentle
man and do light housework; Silver Spring
area: SIS a week. SH. 252a. rs
WOMAN. white, care for two children while
mother works, Ink; live in. Union OBI.
81
WOMAN. ehw. plain cooking. light laun-
dry part time, Mon. through Friday, 30
to $50 pm; SIS. Telephone OR. "4s2.
PART-TIME MAID. $40 through dinner
must be good cook. 5 days wk., no laun-
dry ST. and carfare; town refs, required,
1920 Verplanck pl. NV, OR. $3.50. -22
LIGHT DUTIES. sleep in. good for retired
person, small pay. Ex. SGD, NE. 433S.
GOOD COOK and all-around maid. settled
woman, for in the family. 102 10Th ST.
Evening star., 1948-11-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT. EXPERT; books started, kept
part part time; tax returns prepared state
s boSRs 4R S9S4
lef; reaS. SH. 6564. 30'
ACCOUNTANT desires position with CPA
MICS. Box BASH, Star 81.
ACCOUNTANT-Boo started, kept part
time TINE p. and / statements and balance
BAKERS HELPER, elderly man, full or
part time. $500 Jocelyn st. NV. OR.
BARTENDER Filipino,. experienced. sober.
honest; for clubs, hotel and restaurant
part time considered. RENE, RE. S1l3,
enced, excellent refs, Box 293-H, Star.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, sober, white
free xSsrs to travel e5ye Ie5ye any time go any
kitchen management TR. $50 2l'
CPA available, full or part-time; tax ex-
ability. Box 2I5-H. Star 20:
CLERK and or typist. white, single, %
speed 5000 w.p.m.. honest and reliable
good worker, neat appearance, day work
CRAFTSMAN. experienced. desires part
time work. mechanical, architectural elec-
trical. patent or survey Call AK, l,23o,
GARDENER. married, experienced in gar
dens. lawns. greenhse. work; also handling
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE wants job as
elevator operator, PIX or messenger. re-
liable, honest, punctual co. 9sG5. 21'
INTERIOR DECORATOR. salesman. young.
experienced, known. livewire, desires posi-
tion with progressive, ethical firm: can
make estimates and carry through on
complete contract ,obs: presently employed
LIQUOR SALESMAN experience. well
known TO the liquor trade; will consider
part time. Box }',3-H, Star. IL
OFFICE NAGER-ACCOUNTANT desires
resp. perm. pos. with est. concern; presently
empl., desires change. Box 36S-H. Star.
STONEwORK, all stone masonry. prepared
to undertake any amount; skilled crew:
houses, retaining walls. flag. JA. l5Gl-J
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER. also mech,
plumb, heating, air cond and cleo: avail.
lmmed; 10 yrs exper. Box 32l H. Star.
STUDENT. recent graduate economics, mar
rlec; some business experience: knowledge
of French Swedish. Spanish; wishes empl
pvt. bus, excel. refs Box 35s-H, Star,
VETERAN. ex-chfef yeoman, sincere and
hard worker desires job leading TO Office
manager. Thoroughly experienced in house
sons5Euetion, so1 $50 for 4o-hr. wk, Box
YOUNG MAN desires part time ewes. 90
and sats knowIedge of shorthand and
.TRfr,oES tygRg Rsx 92GH coircF STAR Gran dsItrs,
permanent connection which would a low
and presently taking tipping and short
hand Phone sligo Sl'po
Evening star., 1948-11-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ART STUDENT, desires part-time position:
aTaila6le pIa able 3;59 Pm. on no typins Gall
or nursemaid Catholic fam
Iy, free to travel winter months. live in
nv, nv sec; pref. exp. and excel. cook. Me.
Inv, experienced, refined
We women, no smoking. @ positi9n POS e IN small fam
iE pENffsT ES star
desires position in NV. section. OR. $50.
DanssM.KING IaIs M. design TsmGa asEs
ELEVATOR PERAToR. NSoi woman "a AZ cooTed. t,i;s
no
GIRL, colored. desires part-tlme work
nightly exeent sundays; hours, s-l@ pm;
sS ENrSE hsz' !FSa cALA@a9 R F. 5000 81 20 14h n TIN
GIRL, colored. wants Job as waitress or
pusglrl. Phone AD,, 4is4
GIRL, coored. college graduate, wants
GIRL eocfsd DoTs vans ob hb as short order
cook or kitchen helper, counter girl; etc
GRADUATE NURSE, free to travel, efac,ent
GRA6UATE PRACTICAL NURSE with ma
ternity spscialSt Sd reference avaiiabe for
LADY, unencombered. seeks position as
companion; free to travel; can drive car,
LAWYER, ABB LIB. member OF D C
bar, seeks connection with Washington law
Arm or allied field; capable worker. IA.
07S2 -26
NURSE, practical. white. wishes private
duty; live out. Box 376-H, Star 81
NURSE, colored, practical. desires ma
ternity or semi-inyalid cases; hospital ex-
perience. HO. S27s. 81
NURSE, colored. undergraduate, 2ha years
hospital training desires chronic case. very
fond of children. will assist with house
work: free to leave city, CO. 1861. 2l'
NURSE, practical, white, reliable, wants
case, invalid or semi-inValid lady; pref
5-day wk Box 362-H Star. 2l'
SEAMSTRESS, experienced on slip covers
and draperies; sew at home or on job.
DE. 1859.
WOMAN, refined, desires baby sitting. ex-
cellent references 10Th and Spring I'd Vi
YOUNG WOMAN, refined. college educa-
tion. desires position as secretary com
panion to lady, soverness or housekeeper
in private home where her eight -year-old
daughter will be welcome. Willing to
travel South for winter or permanently
NEED A BABY SITTER? I have had ex-
perience and am available on week ends.
Telephone Ii. 4G41. -
Evening star., 1948-11-20
PERSONAL tCont.). .

ALTERATIONS on all ladies garments
TOWN X " AN AND & COUNTRY uni ~ SCHOOL formerly
Parsons Countryside School-Day and
oarding. program Sunday and weekday
6fb HPGn aDD farse5y
land state, Board of Educat tlon; litera,
ture mailed upon request e4ol Georgia
VACANCY for patient in nurses private
licensed home, st-fioor room, next bath:
YOU MAY iHfit HAVE WORLD OF FIN and
values with the famous radio-advertlsed
o y ps4caarD pas sddrsSs Rq9s fs dPa
fPiI1kMANiEiNTT fi1 asasis4: WAVES. 81; shampoo and
tngsrTaye wave Soc No appoiatmsntsw Al
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 St
JEWISH HOME for the Easry and ss
Sth St NV GE 91s9 2U'
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peop,e.
with nursing care opp. Walter Reed HOSP.
DON'T DISCARD THAT DRESS OR SUIT;
tricks OF the trade, plus expert skill, can
1T maEes 100 ana
atlo1s,, LEA ENGEL, Dressmaker !orielnally
of 9TH ave, N W; centrally located in
Loe"'s Los Ex Bldsa sos lilo F St. NV RIM, 20
VACANCY in NURSING HoME-c4-hour
nursing care. Licensed by county and State.
SH. 6040.
RUGS. de luxe reversible broadloom. made
from your old rugs and clothing. Samples
shown in your home. Phone for day or
MaPE si.nnE iRpSnTfRs IsSf GE HOME os has
cancy for bed or ambulatory. male or fe
male patient, @4-hr. trained nursing care;
owned and operated by, physician who is
YALE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE desires
Russian conversation practice; available
SOUTH AMERICAN UNIVERSITY young
man. exchange one hour Spanish conver-
sation for one hour English conversation.
three times a week after IN. Write Box
i5:}-H. Sar 2l'
VACANCY. IN private guesthome for ell
derly lady; cor. det.. convenient location.
NV; large side front room; tray service.
Phore IA gI43. 32'
NURSE, Christian Science student has
lovely room for AGED lady care 4 neceS-
Sary; tray. service; refs EN-. 1908. 81
Evening star., 1948-11-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS. rec. rms; and porch inelo.
cafIeV Cali VA w sss7 tas IN. NE 454i for estmates.
ALL BRANCHES OF HOME coNsTRUc-
ton rooms. additions; s0 sktIied workmea:
eoNsTRuUcTIoN CON CO. WA. eiba. $50 to
ATTIc TO YARD-Home repairs, decorat-
ing. int. and ext: special Christmas rates;
terms, nscs D; s,S1sRsn HERsT RA. a,l 1elo, n, -
BRICK 81 & lAsboB ASb BLotk St 'vti vWtoiRk-we accept
EAYSa e coa4kxe4of 2Ss fz So o5 sHl2k
BRIcKwoRK. by expert mechanics. KEY
SToNE CONTRACTING CO. AT. 2649'
BGILDING. remodeling, carpentry, brick
KEYSTONE CONTRACTING CO.. At
CARPENTRY, Easements remodelled. re-
pairs, storm sash. brick work; kitchens
Temodelleai rsrsi painting pam immed @ seryiee'
CoNCRETE, cement ngi work. footings. drive
ways porches, basement floors, steps, re
fAsGh FEsGAs At rEscts sct SF ff sS
erection. all type fences, all posts set in
pentry and concrete work; reasonable,
PTsss terms; ns gHA cn loans B1dT 1dIo R!T. IT.
FEo9E ESSE $ERV}GsNotbps SGS SG nut oao the best
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
ING n; coNTK1cToRHs' C oTTa1 IeiH INC 1872 wiscon-
GENERAL REMoDELING-Home stores
and offices; additions, recreation rms. KIT:
Esmqdeling; B1 exaeIt craftsmanship, JOHN
HOME REMoDELING, additions. attics,
and rec go0ms Kitchen min rsber shs
III lilo CnNST
UN. 1882 days and ewes
REMODELING. freproofins. roofing. siding,
general home Improvement work; cellar to
T1oNaL TO 6EcoRHr1NG aSS c.. soa 18th
business now. estimates cheerfully given
NATIONAL INSTALLATION CO.. INC.
S9ntTsc11TS ans Builders WI $500
install storm windows general repairs;
s daoA az H0ME nosH
STONE woRK-An types of masonry;
trart stone work on houses, JA. l56l-J,
wA1ERPRooFING CONTRACTOR. above
PROCTOR WATERPRooFING CO, oV.
CALL LINCOLN 5000. FRANKLIN soo7.
General contractors. for residential com
ment. carpenters work. %"
A RECREATION ROOM, an addition, a
new roof. Let us give you a free estimate
for that much desired home improvement.
GARTH" TIE. 1433 -25
ASKEW'S HOME SERvICE-Painting, pa.
per hanging, floor sanding and muderniz-
ing bsmt 70 roof. reasonable. OR. 1900
plans are ours RemoGeling or repairing
of any type building; attcs, recreation or
rumpus rooms finished; financing ar
RANGED, quick, free estimates Call SIMON
&, FRANK CO. SH. 1868; after q, UN.
$50" or EN- S932 30
Evening star., 1948-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

a: p; c: KODAK developing and printins
OUTFIT; reg S75o I reduced pcess ,ovs to s5;S5: cSt
have saved over $4,000 this year with
our UNIQUE purchase plan UPTOWN
PaoTo Ra S2oS SUPPLY 1859 Irving St n;w'
AccoRDioN, new Hohner 1ao-bass, g.
tone, double bass; S375; worth double
ACcoRDioNs. 12o bass, made to the exact
ing specifications & Of Excesor r,co compsbe PARE
Music CO, 1880 G st. NV. 81
ACCORDIONS = Exclusive distributor of
Italo, American piano. acSordions 15 I29,6aSs'
efefess1onsi model d p'Ss' excel. cond' $s7S.
AIDING MACHINE, gurroushs, columns
sGSi abb1Na q. MACHINE, MACHINE Wales, hand; $3.50
$3.50 Victor cleo. desk, Sl05: UNITED
aNTIaGEsLBeautiful, assrf G4sl New ENGLAND
leaf afee dining ne table % Victorian hand1painted
lamp, 1850 Porter ST. NV, Apt. D.352.
ANTIQUE, small mahogany chest Of
upholstered wing chair. $50; nest Of tables
$50: brass fender, SSO; picture, SO; ma
hogany magazine again rack Sls' maple mirror
ANTIoUEs-Brass andirons, tongs and
matching rail, $40; large pair Victorian
frames, suitable for mirrors. magnificent
cut glass centerpiece, S22.50; handsome
iron stone china. OIL. $500. -21
ANTIQUE mahogany pinet table also
kitchen cabinet, in good condition. Call
GF. 1868 not later than Sunday. 20'
ANTIQUES-6 mahogany Earl Empire din
ing chairs: excellent condition. Temple
ANTIQUES, china, glass. furniture. See
our stock of unusual lamps. We electrify
old oil lamps and have hard-to-get lamp
parts, hand painted glass shades. etc:
Open 1-6 pm, incl. Sun. ARLINGTON
ANTIQUE SHOP, in Wash. and Lee shop
ping center, across from Fort Myer. CHI
cameo, Victor
ian love seat, Iseable cond., S75: decor
ated cellerette, $50; lovely GWW lamp,
electrified, $50; set 8 decorated maple
rose-carved cane seat chairs, perfect cond..
S75; raised panel pine -and-walnut cup
board. needs cleaning, $35; also many
ether reasonable priced antiques. WILL
LARD HALL ANTIQUE SHOP, Lovettsvlle,
ANTIQUE CHAIRS t6), mahogany. sweet
heart: may be seen at 1852 Mintwood pl.,
ANTIQUE JEWELRY-Rings, earrings,
pins. imported for Xmas gifts. Estates
bought and sold. Consignments taken:
Open 12 to q pm. daily. KEEPSAKE
HOUSE. 1885 34th st. NV. 23'
Evening star., 1948-11-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GENERAL STORE and tavern. near

GENERAL STORE and tavern. near Point
Lookout; i;S owner M forced to sell because OF
cellent business; must be sold immedi-
ately FRED A. SMITH, Realtor, exelu-
$4,000 YEAR NET is the opportunity
this busy diner, we'll located on one of
Virginia's heavily travelled highways and
ABC license on and off; no rent to pay;
real estate included and 100000 worth of
equipment; investment will pay out in 80
Costa or Mr.. Rea. Open Sunday. THE
Es Bds 2s34 Wson 21s'Gr Blvd lA'ee ot, o 9sld AND
BARBER SHOP for lease and also novelty
shop in same location; priced to sell. Call
TE. aS22. 24oo "A Mt. Vernon ave.,
ecHfLpRES's cf5HEzs STORE to size e. ex; as $500 200
in Stoek Gemplsts s575,G Du l6S4i 20
responsible party Box 34a-H, star ei.
LUNCHRooM or store equipment; good
FOR t1 IN lease A s GARAGE with A eouipment ou
ood Sab%ay for naor Snd qfed Mar od
ones aass eRRee PRoae o%NEk' waldorf 81 sf5s
BEAUTY SHOP, Chevy Chase-Splendld
down. Sacrifice due to illness. DU. 1906
DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT and
No agents or brokers' ME- 1868, 2S'
INVESTORS ATTENTION-Plant your dol
lars in this valuable commercial ground
and watch them grow; over 10000 square
feet. 1s5-foot front on Leesburg pike.
21s feet on Chain Bridge rd. at Tyson
Corner. Va, miles D. C. Price includes
h.dg with . stores. size 2Sx4O and 2Sx60;
excellent location for complete shopping
center. Total income from rental units.
S435 per month. This unusual opportun
ty can be handled with approximately
$4,000 cash. balance at $500 per month:
interest 5% per annum; mn For apt aaa sail
ESTABLISHED AGENCY Child care serv-
woman with small capital MRS. FOSTER,
VI. 427S Sat. and Sun; after 6 weekdays.
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