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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-06
eators VI Outstanding Fashions Set Tribune Pronenao
COutOurierS To
ReceiUe AwardS
At Gala Party

An interested audience of De-
trolts most prominent maids and
matrons viii experience an un-
usual afternoon of pleasure on
Sunday. Nov. Z, when they at
tend the Detroit Tribune Fashion
Promenade. The event, scheduled
for the Cabaret Rooms of the
Club Three Skies, will see twelve
OF the city's leading opponents
OF fashion in a presentation at
five o'clock
HIGHLIGHT
Highlight of the social event
will be the presentation of the
coutoutiers with certificates of
appreciation and merit from a
grateful public. Each has been
outstanding in interpreting fash
ion themes and in keeping the
women of the City exquisitely
groomed. Designers from millin-
cry and dressmaking fields have
been selected Complementing
their presentations will be furs
from the Dorothea Fur Salon
and Byrd's Furs.
Each Of the comely models dis
playing the artistry and skill of
of the honored designers will al
so show coiffures especially de-
signed 10 emphasize the fashion
theme. Several beauty shops have
cooperated in this venture, in
Guiding Ruby's School Of Cos
metology: Mary Elizabeth Nor
man, stylist; and Peaches Oil
Vcr.
PARTICIPANTS
Among the fashion opponents
participating are Mildred Wade,
who has a school of Millinery,
and is a graduate OF Mcdowell
and Hauptman School of Design
in New York City, and the Blye
School Of French Design in Bos-
ton. Mass, where she also taught
millinery in the public school
system: Opal Pritchard. outstand-
ing graduate of the LeGrand
Chic Parisienne School Of Dress
making and Design; Mary Brown,
a graduate of the University OF
Buffalo and the Traphagen
School Of Fashion in New York
City; Gertrude Tolbert and Jua-
nita Chapman. a graduate of the
Mary Brown School of Millinery;
Linda Page. graduate OF Art In
stitute in Chicago and the l. and
M Millinery School; Julia Grimes,
Wally Simpson, Mary Robinson,
Frances Norflect. Katrina Whit
tington, Josie Brogden, and Mrs.
Wilson OF the Wilson School OF
Dressmaking.
Attendance. az the show is in
vitational. Reservations may be
made by telephoning the Detroit
Tribune office. WO. 1850 or by
calling in person at 2l46 st.
Antoine street
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
Mrs. Pfdrr Elected
by B. d p. w. Group

Election of officers of the BuSi-
ness and Professional women's
club fer the year starting July |
was held at a called meeting at
the home of Mrs. Marie Pfarr
with president, Mrs. Frieda Shaw,
presiding. The following were
elected:
President, Mrs. Marie Pfarr;
1st vice president, Mrs. Bertha
Rausch, End vice president, Mrs.
la McMannis; recording secre-
tary, Miss Helen Davis; CORE
sponding secretary, Mrs. Mary
Sewell; treasurer, Mrs. Annice
Shaw.
Annual reports were given by
the chairman of TT he standing
committees.
The annual meeting of the year
will be held on May 81, $50 p. m.
in Buffers Grill. Miss Grace Mil
Ter, Dayton, director of District
2, will be the guest speaker She
will also install the new officers
and initiate six new members.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
4-H Club IS
s. Activities
York Seamstress Sewing Club
Mrs. F. Brooks, adviser
Mrs. Marsh, assistant
bara Dewitt, Reporter

Barbara Dewitt, reporter
The third meeting of the York
Seamstress sewing club was held
May 20 at the home of Barbara
Dewitt. Betty Older and Roberta
Geha were on the committee. The
roll call was answered by naming
a seam or article in a sewing
basket Mrs. Diehl was present,
and she explained what the club
foundation fund was. There was
a suggestion of an ice cream
social to raise money for it. The
club gave a discussion on the
idea of our play. Mrs. Brooks
checked over the official enroll
ment. Mrs. Diehl gave us some
very interesting pointers on our
Peggy Seaman gave demonstra-
ton on the articles in a work
basket. The meeting was adjourn
ed to meet June 8, with Wilma
Bliss, Helen, Nancy, and Rose
mary Smith, on the committee.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
Q|C,I| I III
YOUTH COUNCIL MEETING
TO Be CARNIVAL. NIGHT

Saturday, May 20, will be
Carnival Night" at the Armory
in Marysville, when the Farm
Bureau Youth Council will cele-
brate the tenth year of success
ful Barn Dances. Ten years ago
in May, the Youth Council helo
its first Barn Dance in the Arm
ory, the last Saturday night of
the month. and has been holding
them ever since.
This celebration promises to be
a big affair. There will be awards
for best waltz, polka, and a
schottische. Paper hats will be is
sued to all who attend, and the
Carnival Spirit will reign SUI
Dreme
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
Darby Livestock Club
Andrew Anthony, adviser

Bonnie Jewell, reporter
Darby Livestock club held their
regular meeting at the home of
Bonnie Jewell at p. m. on May
II. The projects were discussed
with Mr.. Anthony. We talked
about trips which we would like
to take during the summer. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of James Gray 8 p. m. on
June 7. Charles Walk will tell
how to register a Holstein calf.
Don Overly how to feed calf,
and Bonnie Jewell on baby
chickens. After the meeting re-
freshments were served.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
AUXILIARY COMMITTEE

American Legion Auxiliary for
the cemetery will meet Thursday
at / p. m. in the office of the
County Supt. of schools.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
MOTHERS IS; sTUpY CLUB

Members of Mothers Study
club will enjoy a picnic Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. James Gibson, N.
Main st. Mrs. Merle Stephens will
be the assistant hostess. Members
are requested to bring their table
service and covered dish. There
will be election of officers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
pREsBYTER1AN WOMEN

General meeting Of the Pres
byterian Women association will
be held Wednesday, opening with
luncheon at one o'clock, honor
ing the Youth of Yesteryears'
Rev. Leon D. Sanhorne, director
of the Westminster Foundation at
Ohio State University will be the
guests speaker.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
All Club meets
Mrs. John Parrott, adviser

Rita Laird, reporter
The fourth meeting of this club
was held at the home of Rita
Laird, May 8. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Katherine Rheyne. Each member
answered the roll call by naming
their favorite flower. A prayer
was given by Rita Laird and a
Bible reading by Mary 10 Zent.
Invitations were sent to each All
mother of this club, inviting them
to come to our Mothers Day
party. Mrs. Diehl was also pre-
sent and gave us many useful
hints on how to improve our pro-
jects for this year. There was
short program for the Mothers.
Mrs. John Parrott, our adviser, re-
ceived a, potted plant from the
members of this club. The next
meeting will be June 2, with
Beverly Freshwater as hostess.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
~ -II- sITs
HoME. COMMUNITY
COMMITTEE

Home Community Committee
will have the regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in the Farm Bureau Hall. The
topic, Care of the Aged and Con-
valescent in the Home, will be
discussed with Mrs. Henry Geer
as leader.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
FIRST GRADE PICNIC

A picnic supper, planned by the
parents for the children of the
first grade of the West building,
and their teacher, Miss Clara Joe
Westlake, was held Friday eve
ming at the Memorial park. 1t
developed to be family night for
the first graders, since not only
the parents, but brothers and sis
ters joined to make 1t a happy
occasion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvH.LE OHIO

Redwood; and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Parks, Prospect.
IL IL IL
REDWOOD w. S. C. S.
The w. S. c. S. of the Redwood
First Methodist church met We'd
nesday in the church parlors.
The worship service was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Lewis Lake and q
group of girls from the sixth
grade of the public schools. Mrs.
Homer Fisher presented the fol-
lowing program; duet, Mrs. Ralph
Workman and Mrs. L. j. Mccoy;
reviews, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. W.
S. Spain; reading, Mrs. Laurence
Davis.
The June meeting will be the
annual guests day.
ATTEND LIONS CONVENTION
Mr.. Burl Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. T. Beck were in Dayton for a
few days, where Mr.. Hill and
Mr.. Beck attended the 29th State
Convention of the Lions Club,
which was held at the Biltmore
Hotel in that city. Prominent
speakers were, Paul Williams, of
the Chamber of Commerce, Day
ton, and Walter Fisher, of Queen
ston, Ontario. Mrs. Beck attended
the Luncheon and tour of the city
which was planned for the ladies
of the convention.
-II- III -ll-
BRIDGETTE CLUB
Briogette Club has been post
poned fol two weeks, when Mrs.
William Coleman will be tn e
hostess.
IL IL Ill
AUXILIARY COMMITTEE
American Legion Auxiliary for
the cemetery will meet Thursday
at | p. m. in the office of the
County Supt. of schools.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
McGUFFEY CLUB

McGuffey Literary club will
meet Friday, at 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Johnson, with
Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle assisting.
Quotations will be prepared by
Mrs. EStella Bidlack, and Mrs.
Mildred Hurd is program chair
man.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
GARDEN CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Green
eisen will be hosts to the Garden
club, Thursday evening at 8
o'clock at their country home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-24
York Yum yum Club
Mrs. Carl Jacobs, adviser
Janet Jacobs. reporter

The fourth meeting of the
York Yum Yum club was held at
the home of Shirley Brooks, May
!. Marybelle Cornwell, Dorotha
Fish, and Phyllis Kerns, were
appointed to plan the program of
the year, assisted by the other
members. The meeting was ad-
journed to meet again on Ma. 26
at the home of Judy Cahill.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
OUT OF TOWN

Owner anxious to sell his brick bungalow.
ing taxes and insurance; large lot full
bsnt.. expansion attic; Is minutes to
pentason. adds UP to quick sale. So
Evening star., 1948-11-23
LOTS FOR SALE.

Err. s. ss'n H4Ssr s5 sES5i ss s2.,sS
sFEc1AI aasc sEe jar III Attsntion ztS builders
Commercial corner, l00xl00, in Brookland,
FhoSs Island hd demsey popua,Sed
stores. 5-apartlm@ent l @ building on rear of
$S29,5oo,, Act today. Attention, brokers,
oFFiCE BLDG. SITE on Arlington Court
llon House Square; corner lot $500 o So it and
BUILDERS 20 90 lots, cl9se-in Va; Re- Ready
aTfESTIos Ei EiaSs qT 4Ss D6 S40 WIN
cept unsold homes or property in exchange
for for, 651IoooG So It lots, opposite oD9n-
tss Rsy asDf Molse sH ds Sod for BRoWs RE2nT hs
TGRP WG VIE RfalPTs FTSARGE RG s55S aSS build Won
service in Burnt Mills Village. The sub
division, OF wide homesites,. locateds out
See our representative on the property
syn syn Or or .mR sall Robert Heater ST. 1900 1000
ssouf S fAssf s Tors aHHN With sewer. water and
in Prince, Georges County; y Of lots on
srfSe enS sans nd on can PAVED aM street Prf
APT. HOUSE LOT, IL #. wide, on paved
street; nr. bus, and new shopping center;
S & 95G 4Gp4 near ssao n H j. and Aser rd Owner
AMER. U. PIX, within two blks. of Wis.
ave. and Albermarle-50-ft. frontage con-
tanning 1926 50. it graded. L. T. HIG-
GINS. OR 1862 MA. 1894. ga
TWO 50N173, sewer and water avail,
with real estate, Hillside !09gs after 6
ENGLISH VILLAGE-Large lot on Wilson
lane, all utilities; will sacrifice. Call
owner after $50 pm. Ia. $3.50 go
90-ft. frontage. 10000 sQ. IT., $4,000.
MARGARET J, DUNKtEY, Realtor, OIL.
$500 or WI. 1862
rambler, 100-ft frontage, $4,000 So it.
Call AID. O021, SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont. }

NEAR goth AND SITS. N.W.-Newly re-
modelled brick bldg. floors and bsmt.,
can be used for any type Of business;
priced. $2o!.0oo H. T. RANDOLPH RE
lilo 10th ST. N.W.-Second commercial
is it. BY 91.53 100 It.. to soft; public
alley in rear. Price. $15,950. GEORGE
/ BoRGER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA.
qsSo' 1sS AND x SITS sw-ysluable COM
mercial; corner store and upper A.; owner
leaving town; reduced to $l6,950. D1.
AN EXCELLENT small investment 2
stores and 8 apartments, in developed
section; S5, 800 income now, which can be
600. terms. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS; 5NC;s washington Bldg. DI $500;
COLORED - VACANT - 1st commercial.
947 9th st. NV, consisting Of restaurant
with nine rooms above. formerly used as
hotel Substantial cash; terms arranged
Suitable for any type Of business. PUBLIC
SERVICE REALTY CO., Oil 9th st. NV,
d. 635l.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate; low
rates or ysar a1sHE terms rN ard 9ntEhls ny
CLIESTs TO Buy 2nd trust notes; de-
ferred purchase; ownsr-occupied property
MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 7731. RA. 341S.
TRUSTS. lst, 2nd ano 3rd; Md. Va. and
p CO Wk service ApAMS 5A 8, REALTY
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real es
tate in D c., Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER.
14O4 L st NV. MA. 4157.
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-lst and IND
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUs. established 1924. MA. 1883
MONEY tSs sereS" os sEcoNb TRgsr-Ws will
or W RessopS6s 1M1 sasss Rp NATIONAL
MORTGAGE LOANS. 40 6-4a%-5 grad
ed according to character OF loan; no
charge for appraisals, MOORE d. HILL
G6 Gfs63 ANa SSa sps 5ts st stR.Ins;T n;T LoANs-promp,
can COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. SIT
9th ST. rw RE $3.50
settlement Prefer per.
T. nea aeaoRp6N LAZY seae's ESe St. ta: NV 81 5aso'
slfse saR4o1 HsS kr4Egg f5S9ee e. qss 3ssi
Evening star., 1948-11-23
WATERFRONT pRorERTY-sALE.

MARYLAND WATERFRONT HOMES
Gibson Island; year-round cottage; = rms,
s baths; exclusive location with private
club facilities, bathing boatins, fishing;
reduced price S23,500.
ROUND BAY-Year-round home right on
the water; lge. living rm., den, powder
room and inclosed porch lst H., with
3 bedms. and bath on 2nd f.; lge. lot; one
of the finest properties in this exclusive To-
cation; price 100000.
BAY HEAD, (right on Chesapeake Bay;
year-round home; rms, ga baths, 2-acre
$500.
All in easy committing distance to
Baltimore, WASHINGTON and Annapolis.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD, Realtor. $500 York
rd Baltimore HO. OS72.
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STATION WAGONS.

CHEVROLET 1947; radio and heater, GOOD
condition: by owner, $3.50 cash. LU.
7346. Can be seen Sunday. 110l D st,
FORD 1941 de luxe station wagon; excel
mech cond., new tires, battery and paint
Job heaters and radio: 5000 or best
offer under, Sun. and ewes, Ho. so2O'
daily. vi. 5l76. -23
FORD station wagon, 1946 super de luxe;
] owner, like new in every respect; price.
Sl,65O GALLOP MOTOR CO., 14th and
Pa ave. sc. AT. 1910. -23
MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO CO., terms
and trade.
40 Pontiac station wagon ~ Sg4a
AZ Chevrolet station wagon 695
Al Plymouth station wagon 645
MANHATTAN AUTO a. RADIO CO, both
sides of 7th at r st. NV. Phone NO. 1851.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
TRAILERS.


TRAILER REPAIRs-Tops, painting, cabi-
mases NE RsRss s rfs Ter
SALES, Berwyn, Md. Phone TO. Oil.
THE NEWEST 1e4s models on display at
more blvd. Berwyn, Md. TO. 4949. See;
from aad as s sSy
lite, Indian, Universal, Overland and
Trotw9od have over long years Of BACK
and s material. ilyesbiiity and desisn.
Th our ans feath.f weSR
curtis Wright 2o-it. dream house, on
ETGGAGE TRAILER, incl; locks, shx2xs
studebaker springs. Alex 533l -23
FOURWHEEL TRAILER, suitable for boat
sa sas ss:S - S,,f s1ss %s Silk
Fang is4a ifssfi PafAcE f09Hs TRAILER. venetian
blinds, blinds Coleman range. good cond. TIE.
sN1A2TTiioNALLY FAMOUS COACHES in ma
s1nts sparsap and odes ssmn4m rssd1g 5as
Md Telephone Tower 5035
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES on
display New features and modem equip,
TRAILER CO. INC. Oak Grove Trailer
Court. miles south Of Alex on Route
to 9 pm Phone OV 2s01.
LIBERTY TRAILERS. all sizes and models;
also good used trailers. We are equipped
for all type trailer repairs. Call TO. 5111.
TRAIL ER SALES, INC,
Wash -Balto. blvd. Berwyn, Md.
I949 NATIONAL and Landola tIailers on
display at NATIONAL TRAILER SALES,
60o9 Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Md,
WA. 4903.
SILVER LAKE MAINLINE l947; butane
heating and cooking. carpeted throughout,
| large awning. VI. 3122. 20"
HOUSE TRAILER, 26-ft.. sleeps 8; cost
S2,15o; for quick sale, $3.50. Laurel
7l2-W ~
LIBERTY 1916; new paint, heated floors
Magic Chef range, 6-ft. refgr., carpet, g.
gal hot-water heater: Parked at Temple
Trailer Village, Lot 254. Ov. 1887. PA
SCHULZ TRAILER. 1941: sleeps 4, 1874
#; lons,, porch sleeps 2: flush toilet, inSu-
| lated, at bargain. On main Lot 1874,
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandria, Va.
Alex 1888. %
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PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY

Arlington Sales once. Brant Bldg, 1894
wilson Blvd. GIL. 4216 and OK O52O.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY.
GARDEN FARMS

Live like king on an office boys salary
in beautiful Marion County, Florida. vi
cinity of Ocala and Silver Springs; good
roads, electricity in Florida's finest eli
mate for year-round living. Bathing
fishing, hunting, and free from hurricane
worries. Total cost for acres, $3.50;
$50 down, S15 month. Special this week
only for 10 acres, $500. All farms well
adapted for growing vegetables and citrus
groves. Complete details and literature
available through owner, GEO. w. ROB
ERTSON. Reaitor. Sl0l Wis ave. Be-
thesda. Md WI S2R7 =oQ
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Cliff you wish to sell your
cali MR.. WALTER MILLER, Me. 64O0 or
DE. 534f
1 PAY CASH for houses, lots or acreage;
free appraisal, scoJT SANDERS Sooa 3sl9
I WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick, white or colored; a years
experience Call MR.. WALTER MILLER.
Me 54OO or DE 5346
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE icant. .

18th ST. Me- row bricks, first COM
mercial,, with excellent monthly incomes;
arranged as store and apts., with one apt.
soon to be available. Call Mr.. BENJAMIN
Miller, ME. 5400 or GE. 9154.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K st. NV Realtors. ME-. 54OO.
NEW ONE-STORY STORES
Three adjoining buildings on main arterial
highway in NV. location, heart of best
business area; annual income, $4,000
year; tenants pay all operating expenses.
Price, $50, 600 with substantial cash
required. Phone Mr.. Weger, RA. 9341,
with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA, 2345.
Colored-Apartment House
90. apts., l or 3 rooms kitchen and ba H.
Price. Less than 6Aa times present rent
Rent increase application has neen heard
Return with present financing and rents
70 per cent, Can be increased by re-
financing and rent increase. INTERNA-
TIONAL BANK. District 0S64 90
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ALTO PAINTING

AUTOS PAINTED. BAKED, $50 80: spark
ling finish, electric drying as at factories;
expert body fender work. 2ol5 st. NV.
soMPIETE sd PEI JOB. sss up: work suaran. r.
teed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave. ext Sc.
FINEST AUTO PAINTING. fender and
body work; only skilled men WORK on
your car; reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA
SUPER AUTO SERVICE, l705 Mt Vernon
ave, Alexandria 1924.
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FARMS WANTED.

FARMS wtd. in Va. on Occoquan Crk. or
Potomac R., also farms bet Wash. and
QuanticC OH No. l hwy. C. COGSWELL,
736 N. Albemarle st. Arl., Va. OK. 1888.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
VIC. OF WOODRIDGE-second CONNER
cial corner. Price. 81 so per square foot,
tenant Call F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Real
tor, RE 11S1 or WI. 1857.
OVER 56 POSSIBLE SITES for your busi-
ness in shopping center with biggest future
in direct route Of new So Capitol St
Bridge. Serving such expanding dwelling
Manor, Forest Heights, Cafritz's Bald
Eagle Hill. We firmly believe this is an
opportunity. Excl, GEO. 8. KING CO.,
Realtor. Est. 1895. IL 2h01.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
PARADISE FOR CHILDREN

A California-style brick rambler; most
charming home; twin-size bedrms,
tiled bath, huge liv, din. rm, log-burning
large kit, breakfast nook. full bsmt..
1a-ecre lot; conven. to schools, shopping,
tIansp.; priced for immed. sale. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
oWs. s090. Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. -26
Evening star., 1948-11-23
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

mediately; $3.50 or best offer. Cali AT.
DODGE 1897 pickup truck ., best m;ea
F6Rp SRR1R node 7so PICKUP R 81 si75 MrrcHnIs
MoToRs, INC, sss snd st: nv: ga -
FORD, late 1916; 15s-in. cab and chassis
with van body, dual wheels. running
Is Ishss sFl eo sus5d ssi5 low mileage s421 ~ s4'h
HONESTLY PRICED USED TRUCKS-,A
large selection Of 1899 to ~ used trucks
are selling less than wholesale. See today
iinston, t - va Va, 0c cH' 1000. Terms or trade
PATS Parts and 'A service at Aiexandris truck
eSn' ov 5cS so cGsRS GsHnsii i ooRs eo VS.
DoDGE-Two 1899 panel deliveries: one
y ton. one / ton; good condition. PYLEs
MARKET, 1909 Good Hope I'd. Sc. -23
1899 e De Sp psns must s45
1889 stake body truck: motor overhsuled,
osT 1t"' Co " 47ss 7s50 ans ms after 10
CHEVROLET 1s4s sed. delivery; r. and h,
MOTORS, 1917 No. Moore ST CHI. l245
fosD dean san ahd faO szss ha
Va nsp rssN Fds ss4R AZ
sSSfe MoFoRs, '1if 1917 No No. Moore @ st cH iSaS
CHEVROLET 1s4a 94-ton stake recently
overhauled. New heavy duty tires; S675 Or
best offer under. Phone FIR. 2loo, ask
isR BRocKWAY 1s41 a:tone. with l6,ft.
ssaks body Sy s7s9e ss ssons SriSa N
Two-one 1885 Ford lh-ton stake;
ops lsss GMc ssaks NJ
eEP Raf fo s hsf ss pskup ls 3 sS
95e : SuFS1T1RE fSsR y EScAAsdE Sd7
,P.SEL s. SI TRICKS. RI KS 1n,-ton oMc: GOOD op-
Grating. condition, newly painted; $3.50
ssea e. aao 6a pn aaf EvESING TEs1Ps % sTA GARAGE
s41 2nd ST. Sc. and see Mr.. Fitsgeraldd;.
GMC 1h-ton panel trucks; good operating
condition; newly painted; $3.50 each. CAL
St. Sc. and see Mr. FITZGERALD. -as
FORD '4s stake. 1kton; dual rear, auxil-
ary SPRINGS oil er Oil ssfh eissns5 faI
ss.oea' viii take ST ,es5: i down; bal
1s mos; accept trade;in; Call Mr. Lewis
FoaD 1a4s s,t9n stake; 15s.in .sts whss Sc
dual rear-Wneel tlreS, E-speeo rear aAle'
6, 900 miles; had excel care: like new;
must sn'l for S2.l50 OW. 1751. -23
1887 h-ton pickup; 1925 or
best offer, r and h., good condition. Ca'l
TR. 1882 10
oRb Ae H. ,ton pickup e1cssnt Is eGnd
ST. S4S4. Pa
AUTO & RADIO CO., terms
and trade.
Al Chevrolet pickup ---------- S595
40 Chevrolet panel ----------- 495
$50 Chevrolet panel ------ 445
40 Chevrolet dump 795
Many other makes and models. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO 81 RADIO CO., both sides
of 7th at r st. NV. Phone NO. 1907.
Condition .-N"-- $3.50
1880 GMC im ton. C. and e 275
1946 Ford, c. and c., lwb 92b
1886 GMC 4-ton; c. and c.. aux.
l94l Mack; c. and c., lwb b 975
1885 Dodge C. and c.-------- loo
1943 Chew, c. and $50
1889 GMC with coal body, good -
1e47 GMc 1-ton stake; like new 1850
194S GMC 1-ton Spec closed body,
very low mileage.
Open till 1890 Saturday, GMC TRUCK
AND COACH DIVISION, so M st. ne. NE.
4
Evening star., 1948-11-23

Q four-family fats. in this most desirable
tion; liV. rm large dinette, Kit, bedrm.
and bath: individual heating plants; large
rear screened porches. Reasonably priced.
Ideal rental location.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
Evening star., 1948-11-23
CRESTWOOD
T,ANHAM PARK

oath and Fessenden SITS. n W. Chevy Chase, |
D. c.. block off Conn. ave-Large, beau
tiful homesites, reasonably priced. SHA-
PRO, INC. ME. l7i7, TIA. YELL.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
LOTS WANIEp.

WE WILL PAY CASH for several lots in
Sc. D. c. or nearby Md. zoned for g
in this area. Call Mr. Britt. AT. 0566 or
VI. 1915. THE GABLES CO., 2423 MINI.
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Evening star., 1948-11-23

FOR OFFICES, DISPLAY ROOMS and me.
chanical work mot automotiveJ; good
neighborhoods in D. c.; 1900 to 14,00C
SO. #; If on 2 hocrs, large elevator re-
quired; some parking space essential; term
lease: possession required within 6 months
Call Mr. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Eldg.. DI, $500, ewes, Gil