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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. china, silverware.
So 's"fEh SKY 1898
ANTIoUEs-Purniturs orlc-a-Drsc; shins.
sb.ss Cash rq pTe.. s Dsd e..
BABY cRiB; closed s., in asG Call to gI,m.'
BABY SCALE: balance type; wanted inn
dining room Or ss 60 sS,D si
STORAGE. IA. s937 after pm oE. a 1915
CAMERAS al tygss, movie 6 squpmsn nr,: u
1 aRasSEf rHoG9 5 Go ssS E. nv
Ss.a eosSn. RllSsss 'fe =:
nv, NE S7s7 open ewes WIN cal
s GneTH Senen: and its ih1s
asbrac, ETC. blankets; Ri, BTins It IL s5
CLoTHiNG-Top prices paid Tor mems
n msts eot ata NosRs
SALES: 100 Florida ave NV: MI; ,, ssl!.
14sss asf syfs sOS NJ sa 81
3 pi a DIG gold and silver; d,amons
aR Busk sc s1s IssS e
odd pieces Also OLD glassware; rht~s.
5PSes So s ss1 md ~ 'Sss
F P u 1T aE goods Of all
highest cash prices. RE. 1904. 3Os
FUkN1T UkL-Y Your entire nousehoiu corr
tents or odd pieces; highest prices; 2: =
teeth, disearded iewelry We pay cash; a
MOVIE CAMERAS, movie protectors. sound
and silent; lenses, editors, etc. wanted.
as "a n Hsn sE Srse
saS no Sn 4ss: se1 CO.
SE1gsis wANTEp - Hisnest prices
paid for nevspapers;s r, 5oSsS, maygasihes
and mouse rsss WASHlENGITSSGMo, R RAG -
uprlsht; .Spinst: Or apt;
fasn F WASTED = COLONIAL PIANO
co pays highest cash prices. Phone IA.
PIANOS of all kinds; highest cash prices;
of-town buyer Call NO 6040. i
SEWING MACHINES-We ouy all typess
repair hemstitching. buttons coverea'
,Jeating TlG 18th 81. NV. RE 1900
SCRAP IRON, cast iron. 50 per loo
cred to our warehouse Highest price paid
Tor Scra iron. scrap metals. house rags ana
auto batteries. II YOU cannot deliver your
.ccumulat.ons, please ghone, Us WASH.
81 s01i. :
CONTINUED on Neg rags3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, 100 bass Homer, $3.50 or
s sSsoS Si% 6r sl sS with case.
ACCORDION, piano; beaut. 12o-bass, like
new, S2l5; also boys bike, S13; and rec
ACC6RDIoNs, l20 bass, made to the exact
ing Specifications OF Excelsior: compare
Nth :, sccordions CO.. double this price,
lght IN weight. S"S5. cow. terms. KIT
MUSIC CO. 1880 g st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs on por-
table stand, $40. Call SH. $3.50; ewes,
a6DING MACHINES. electrically and h hand
TRUsf co. f Ex 4} Ms E s1n ger UNION
A nsSt co MI E and paint-shOp equip
AR coMPREssER. schramm. on i-ton
trailer; legal. paint pot, hose and spray
gun Mr.; CHARLES, Sunoco Service
Station, 23O5 Pa. ave. Sc, vi. OlS7. 81
AIR CONDITIONERS CD. GE console
type, newly reconditioned, 10 volts;
reasonably priced. Call MI. 1883. "a
ANTIQUES-Show and sale Armory,
Conn. ave. and Mitchell st.. Kensinston. Nd.
Follow, Wash.'s Conn. ave. into Kensine
ton and Mitchell ST.. Oct. 20 through 20,
IL am. to 10 pm. daily. Something for
every one, including collectors items, fine
porcelains, glass. furniture, jewelry; both
domestic and foreign items. Admission, zoe.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
oiled AND adjusted All work guaranteed
2h,1Hp r TTRETK1TEs s se
chased and traded. repaired quickly: rea-
sonsbls: machines for sale. Standards and
60. 81 18th NV. ms. Bids.. IL. asas'
sis e 5ess 4 winter service; re-
Ispsir!ns; since 1875. A. 8. &c JoH hsssoa
INNINGS 1,ins S.n bags sI5ys r.Dsirlns tar
.3sss S s. III s7s
mssi1sf a''l4R fsf-'l''' work 9nl''
nsyS built r sHd rsSfrs S by aason crafts
70 small C NELSON. '9 Tsl' Hia NJ e;
BUtiLIDERs, ATTENTION Have maker si.
sca1oldinE. all equipment to lath and
plastic houses and apartments. Ashton
CAMERA REpAIRs-s15 10th st. NV
L L.St 4 sd,ALBI BERT INC, "a; All.
mest f s own servc. or s de-
BRENNER s33 Pa ave. NV. RE. S434
CARPENTRY-Porchss, closets, stairs
I91s aRs an d sma IN s sSffW VAL
CARPENTRY. prompt service. Cabinet
}o'A . hAtSnSh dnC
G instslIksS Re I 5$o5 81; s4ss;
S p59mps seryiee 5Ese estimates. Z. NJ. Nc.
CaRfENTRYF. repair work, roof repairs waa
basement and attics finished; kitchen cab.
service. BROCK, VI. 63l3. i
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recreation
rooms, porches Enclosed stairways. dorme1
windows; residential or commercial j. r
HENDRICKS, Union 2491
CEMENT WORK, all kinds: damp water.
proofing; guaranteed l year: work done a
once. Ii. 05g5.
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture anc
rugs machine done on premises Estimates
Call MR.; CRULEY any time, NO 5OSI.
CURTAINS STRETCHED; tailored curtain.
starched and stretched, 35c: ruf1ed cur.
tains, SOC up; curtains mended. Ii. 7457
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installations
for, prompt. courteous, guaranteed service
call A c ELECTRIC CO. RIA 5S5S
ELECTRIC WIRING, Commercial, residen.
tlal, old, new work. Extra outlets, repairs
REGAL ELECTRIC. 1900 Ga, RIA, S39I
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING - Complete
electric service. Repairs. installations
Rsht; o, heat SOP ower: day. night, holidays
enoolph 2222. 29s
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CONCRETE, cement work. footing, drive
WAYS poEehes' basement n,s floors steps re-
GALEA Al sse4: or Fl FR. 55is. 0'1 "a T.
6rishter. lucas. LUCAS & LUCAS 5t.t n0 IA
FLOOR sERy1c1-No.h,nr but tn. best;
n,n, ssn,dins nishinE cleaning pa5
NC coNTRAeToss: NC. isi2 Wiseon.
G s!n sE. S N8 R2ls esrp.n,.r and
modelling, store shelving. Phi. Ii 5000. 3l'
HOME IMPROVEMENTS of all kinds; brick
dows; water proofing, rock wool Insulation
PAY TRINITY CONSTRUCTION CO. CO.. ME- E
HOME REMoDELING-J. B. LuTz. Tw
9 eG or Or. R. K GodTcH' RIA. 4117; v. THoMP-
f f2hGs M6 39sS SPECIALITY. cement m' and
stonework, all kinds. walks. steps, terraces,
freplaces, porches, drives, retaining walls.
drsslnsss 5ils 11ca and waterProofng An
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone Gaithersburg
KITCHEN REMoDELING. planning and
SUB CONSTR. CO. UN. $751; days or V ewes
PAINTING-We paint houses and stores
IN reasonable. rates and excellent work.
s us sf Es siSf fHR c 6se EN-
PAINTING AND DEcoRArING-40 yrs
at making homes brighter: une&celled
workmanship at reasonable rates. LUCAS,
LUCAS & LUCAS. RIA. $3.50
REMODEL and modernize your home or
business now: estimates cheerfully given.
NATIONAL INSTALLATION CO, INC,
Contractors and Builders, WI. 1900 l.
hreproofing, roofing. siding,
general home improvement work, cellar to
roof; small monthly payments IL desired
Call ST. 1886 for free estimates. Ma
TIONAL DECORATING CO.. 500 10Th
RuGs AND CARPETS CLEANED on or off
your floors: 40 years at making homes
brighter. LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. RA.
AsKEw's HOME sERvICE-painting. pa
per hanging. floor sanding and moderniz-
ing: bsmt. 10 roof; reasonable OR. 1900.
and all home improve
ments, quality workmanship. monthly
terms easily arranged: For free estimates
MENT co. UN. 2173. 20
HOMES BUILT or remodeled, reasona Bile
rates, superior workmanship. For esti-
mate, call UN. 2s15 or sP OS81-J. FL
HOME OWNERS-For water
proofing basement ehreproofing, painting
roofing and siding. call A. D. THOMAS
d co; Tor free estimates. HU. 1882. Il
plan and build your rumpus room to suit
you. Estimates and layouts free Call
SIMON g. FRANK CO, SH. 1898 After
9 pm. UN. 4592 OF EN-. 1892. 80
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PERSONAL.

CATERING FOR PARTIES, clubs, etc: By
f Esn0ss.n sef fsof Mrs eR5 sahns r.
second .y.d tt 9o
tray service: convenient Transportation;
1fIpNS shiD. Pr nn 1Se5
national master each SATURDAY night at
-, Pm at the conneetieut Bridge club 4
sssnnss at.r 's ann et for Or tu1sh.F details.
town AMP COUNTRY SCHOOL; formerly
boarding program; Sunday and weekday
9th grade; daily transportation door to-
door" hot lunches. Approved by Mary
lare mailed Upon request. s4ol Georgia
RIDtciSG% "a baths h. violet ray sl.e
P TtK 60 soA 1;Ss RE siS s. to look like
esp HeF .e fssvf made WI ns stylish
TELL THE BOSS that you can type his
cs THE nsasf I'M fs7
MI: 1911 for prompt typewriter repair
"a cATE RE ,95 your P.rtis: Or RECEPTION.
EVERY WOMAN likes to be well dressed
for some. nature did Wen her JOB Of 'i pro-
Forthcoming the figure .just right" to
S5h.5i she vas not 50 Iind 1t The
St, NV. in the Atlantic Building. take
Up where nature left of and help you con-
your approval. Can ST. 1853 for sppoint-
ROOM AND BoARD-For elderly people
With 9ugsinE care. opposite Walter Reed.
pERMANENr. -: snsmpoo and anr.,
HoNogR school. is4o II ave
NURSING CARE given elderly lady, in
sver sp aGm Nd 81 1855 nurse
MAKE IT 4 RULE TO SEE BUELL. for
g. Nh 1nd starter service s1l 10th
sEkMANfsI Waves. 81: shampoo ana
Is 'q sES Il coflsas fsio eAs
ALrEnArIoNs on all ladies' garments;
S SeSR isss + fR2avEIse GO 2AsTnR THAN on.
Reputation by that for restyiins. alter ter
stions and custom made to order LEA
s'msifT too haTd Of to ' handIs
enray s afa,sd df n E lev x Bdt p
fREDa 4. 66s ST 3. ph a l hsof No 80,
announces her return to practice of physi-
Fri. by .appt. WI 2571. 7O02 Conn. ave.
go
REDUCING, cabinet baths: gentlemen only.
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayfiower.
Hrs, 10 am. to 10 pm. Phone GIL 6l72.
800
CLOTHING CLINIC - Complete repair
service on all clothing; Revealing, re-
lining. frayed collars. sleeves, pants cufTs.
button holes repaired. Also zippers,
shirts, leather jackets and hat renovating.
NEEDLECRAFT, $50 18th st. NV, second
SOMETHING NEW v Replacement collars
Tor shirts can now be had in oxford
button down. also widespread styles in
broadcloth, besides the usual styles, both
soft and non wilt. NEEDLECRAFT SERV-
ICES, $40 18th st NV, second floor. Il
TOWN AND COUNTRY SCHOOL. formerly
Parsons Countryside School-Day and
boarding program: Sunday and weekday
registration upon appt; nursery through
9th grade; daily transportation "door-to
door" hot lunches. Approved by Maryland
nsapF EsaTsst- 94nl Gs%gia ave sH 1904
Buy your material where ever you choose
and we will make them for you. Rauphol-
stery: Work guaranteed. CO. 439S. 3ls
AT LITTLE FOLKS" nursery and kinder
earten, children ages o-5 are happy Your
inquiry invited. OV. 2439. %
VACANCY FOR PATIENT in licensed nurs-
ing home: 1st A.. I'm. next to bath. warm
and comfortable SE 5RR3 20
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MOTOR rRAXEL..

return following day; can take passen-
gers OV. 1889. 80
FLORIDA BoUNDNyounr man. leaving
early November /; can accommodate 8
pass; refs Call Emerson 1897. 29s
LIT. 8. NJ. g.. driving 1913 Pontiac
TO- Miami Sat- sat or SUM- can take or g.
WAC driving new car to Denver or beyond;
leaving Nov Q or 3; flexible route; share
expenses; references EXCHANGED. Box 221-
DESIRE . LADIES share ride to FLORIDA,
Nov to NO SOOS
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

QUALITY TYPING. stencil cutting, MIN
sographinF. JOHN ANDREWS OFFICE
SERVICES, 921 18th st. NV, ST. 1854.
BUsINEssMEN-PRoFE MEN, why
pay once rent? For a few cents day
you can have complete mail and phone
service by competent. experienced Secre-
tarles Make our address and telephone
number yours. Low monthly rates RE
061R. Room 2no. l4o4 K 81 n w -1n
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL exam; books;
ST. 80 Persuade. best authority, latest a
mGst. book; Arco s., Ward So. New cleri-
cal classes start Tuesday night. November
=: priced Sis four weeks. BOYD'S CIVIL
SERVICE SCHOOL 700 18th st. corner
q st. Ma 1888: Open am. to pm
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
s sTqI or 'ERa g IS NEEDED Modern
training in all subjects: day. night and
part-time classes Get our free cataioEus.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, $40 N. Y.
ave. ME. 777S. Established 1918.
largest and most modernly equipped auts
3 G. Ma 'V Va EASY GY' MEraop NO i7a4
SPANISH. modern methods. private classes
experienced teacher, B. S. degree. AND
ERSON. 716 18th ct. NV. Phone ME-
ACCOUNTING AND sEcRETARIAL courses,
new classes now starting: ell sub1eetS:
Register early. BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th
HIGHLY I'LL cot cuLTUR ED WOMAN teaches
English. self confidence. freedom from sell
CHAMPIONSHIPS; private tutor. MI; 1850
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM-Clerk CALI
through CAF-:,; sample questions and
answers. So pages; 81. MERIT PUBL
CATIONS. 3l3 Evans Bldg. DI. 7191. A.
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AMBASSADOR

Service. 1924 X st. NV. Suite
20s-0, ST. 1415.
Secretaries, S216.
Stenographers. legal 1928.
Law school. hours 1T. $500.
stenographers. beginners. $500.
Ediphone operators, S1S5.
Typists, shorthand, Ne, Sl90
Typists, legal, S175.
Typists I0), S170 to $3.50.
Clerk -typist, S165 to $175.
File clerks. $40 to $3.50
Record clerk. S135 to $40.
Rate clerk, insurance. $3.50.
Personnel interviewer, agency expert
snce Salary omen -o9
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER FOR HIRE, with an operator.
to do grading and excavating; reasonable
rates by hour or contract. AT. 1884.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st NV. National
1924
waxers. sun lamps. etc. DIST. ELECT.
CO. WO 1902 -S1
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DON'T GIVE UP-caM RITTER's EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY; work by day, week
or month DU 4sls. AID. 1882, 9 am. to
6 pm; 6 pm. to 8 pm, AID. 1882 only.
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ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
Has the better school and once positions.
2O4 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 1898.
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4 prs soft rose. tan and white lowered
i5fPfi III es' MA Hs srEScIls,
ular price, S3.35 per. auire. legal size
s TRAH o9s pssS fF A 3D. sasi hN
81 GHElc4R VII IL IL BOXES Is Is, crosl.y,
kt Srni'9rs rs%odeiins must self Apt
HHfI1Ese; kASdE; "a apt size, Just like r new
ELEeTEic RANGE. Monarch ;sa -, . burners mr.
f TsEsi s Ssx.y no oS5 Point
new: easy t terms. EIEcTR1c CENTER,
I Eli LII st srovE s AND
F faf isS5 TkA1S n y
FREEzERs. International. il Gu it..
ss9s e1 yeos s4 ls wilson f p ssas ea
s.! ao s45i %isSR uRssns g e. seorsis
Silver sprins sH ssso Coat,
n Hfsf rs rGRs oFfsa sensible ts
ST so9R for esn 70 o op on t for tn.
new look; also discarded furs made over
e aeks,s stcles Sensible sT so PEc rs,
FUR COAT, sable dyed muskrat; real
bargain, like new; $50; size Is. NO. 1853.
FUR COAT, Alaska Seal; brown. size "A;
pert. cond value $500, sell S175. Call
FIR COAT. ?. length, grey Persian lamb,
size 20, good condition.; $50. Call Sun
or after 8 pm, RIA. 234S.
FUR COAT, genuine mouton, size 14-16.
new las! season; leaving for Florida; . sac
FUR CoAT, Hudson seal. swing back. full
length, size IA; good condition. Glebe
FUR COAT, Persian lamb. size IL; excel.
cond; $50 Gebe 9O36.
FUR COAT, black Persian, size IA to 49,
2. length: peri; cond; owner moved to
FUR COAT. black seal skin, size 3s, ex-
eel condition. good lines, $35. CHI. 1920
FUR COAT. Hudson seal, VI. old, size
IS, will sell for $500, practically new; 2
tuXedos, size 36-3S long; = studio beds
covers, brown serge. buff trim; leaving
FUR COAT, form fitted mink dyed musk
Y Ten: sss 1tIs. Sc; ow Sss5 7.5Itn
size IL: reasonable. FIR. 905S after pm.
FUR JACKET. silver fox. perfect csnd
FUR PIECE, consisting Of 4 kohnsky skins;
perfect condition; will sell at scrifics,
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Bsset ss s1aat ss1ade cam z't s ah pad
RUG. sx12. wine color broadloom. stair tai
lamps lamps. SEM IN. So s5sa 'a''"e' N''''''' '
RUGS. fur. panther, Russian wolf, Gin
Xmas mas saa or den Of
place: also genuine handmade Indian silk
Kirmensh az tabs tabs cloth or wall deco
I k9s e 6cSs srxs and small eg,enss!s
R LIZ St nor open PERSIAN, t oriental design
ssssE eoss'I $3.50 NJ
SHOP 1928 @ st. NV. %
SAFE, Reminston-Rand, ,u5 MODERN a 80 Tin in
Call RE. 1888 weekdays bet, 10 am. and
sArP %? %ss n a;; once se' s s.. 81
ss aas a!I dsSy wurlitzer curved mode,
B-fat SOPRANO fastory recon nj. IKE
child; S75 cash: 3 free lessons. BEARD
SEWING SWINE MACHINES, new and recondi-
s sis sSsfte:Hi do s4s pshaa
s sk W u Mia aca cleo; Dorta;
machines Free rome demonstration Nc.
shWiSa s MA eh Il snaer Tor sale
e. ss IEWISa MAcE 6S s e
s sEAfSG MAcHrSf ssALE9sinse5, tr.adls:
elect combination. $3.50: Wilcox q
Gibbs treadle: Sl5,15: New Ideal portable portable
s sr.nfla 81 eo ne s! SCI s SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE co. 342I Conn. ave. NV.
Open eyes, till . pm.
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bric-a-prac, china, silverware.
p 1ao s"f KRuP saw fMzfLEsroSE, 1888 q
ANTIQUES oric-a-brac. china,
glassware, rugs. silverware.. painting;
highest cash prices paid Call MURRAY.
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GROCERIES. MEATS AND BEER: weekly
bus, SLIGO; short hours; good lease; no
Evenings, JOSEPH COHEN, IA, 3252.
Beauty parlor, NV. section; living quar-
tiers; business now run down. but good
$1,000 down will handle. Evenings, All
Litof1. TW. $500, Ext. 16. KOGOD a.
MA a31J
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lee tables, ~ 70 ~
chrome chairs, new.
back liv. rm. suite,
bed springs, SO ca. ;
to $50. Open Sun,
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size p, 81 up:
Will sell every
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NO. GAS STATION, with repair shop;
81 200; rent, $50 per month.
No. 2-self-service srocery store, with
No. 3-Lunchroom, with beer license.
No. so acres. building and fiagstone
quarry. Priced reasonably. Phone Fair
FAX 80, d. T. GLASCOCK, day or night.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-09
Marriage Announced

The marriage of Helen G. SyI-
vester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry M. Sylvester formerly of
Smyrna to Albert c. Young, Jr.,
SIN. 1c, U. S. c. G., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert c. Young, Sr., of Wall
lace, N. c., has been announced.
The ceremony took place at Garrett
Park Methodist Parsonage, Balti-
more, Md, on Wednesday evening,
8th. Rev. Ernest w.
Simms officiated. A reception was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Lester Wenger, that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Wenger were best man
and matron of honor for the
couple. After short wedding trip
the couple will make their home in.
Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-09
CLAYTON LIONS CLUB MEET
Geo. M. Worrilow Addresses Club
at First Fall Meeting

The Clayton Lions Club held it's
first meeting of the new fall season
last Wednesday evening at the
Paddock. The club president, w. L.
Torbert, Jr., presided. George M.
Worrilow of the University of Del
aware Agriculture Extension Ser
vice addressed the group on the
subject of Progress and Change in
Agriculture" Among the business
matters discussed was the an
nouncement that September had
been designated as 100, per cent
attendance month" by Lions Inter
national. The Clayton Club is con-
centrating it's full support toward
this campaign. The Smyrna Ro-
tary Club is sponsoring a free
chest x-ray service for this area.
The mobile unit of the State Board
of Health will be in Clayton on
September 23rd to offer this free
service.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-09
ARMY TO SELL BUILDINGS
Structures Offered Are at Fort
Miles, Del. and Cape May, N. j.

Structures Offered Are at Fort
Miles, Del. and Cape May, N. j.
It was announced Tuesday at the
office of Colonel w. w. Wanamak-
er, District Engineer, New York
District, 120 Wall Street, New
York, N. Y, that the Department
of the Army will conduct public
sale of buildings located at Fort
Miles, Delaware and Cape May
Point, New Jersey. The structures
being offered for sale consist of the
following: at Fort Miles-Building
No. 1000 Frame Building, 16' 49,.
Building No. 1901, Frame building,
TO- IA; building No. 1902, frame
building, 20' x 115'; one 30' pole;
Al No. 8 wire; 138' No. wire;
building 1882, Surf Club, 34' x
As including heating system. At
Cape May Point, N. Building
E-100, Latrine, "a x 40; building
T-103, recreation building, prefab-
ricated, 20 x 100; building T-115,
Sentry booth, g. g.; building T.
121, gate house, 8 x 49,; building
T-1223, barber shop, g. 49,; build
ing T-122, grease rack, 15' x %;
building T-105, barrack, 20' 100,
Concrete block); building T-106,
barrack, 20' x 100, Concrete
block; building T-107, barrack,
20' 100, concrete block; build
ing T-108, administration and sup
ply, 20' x So, concrete block;
building T-109, barrack, 20' x so,
Concrete block); building Tito,
barrack, 90 x So, Concrete block;
building Till, mess hall, 2O X
96' with 2 wings z 32' and 15' X
80. Interested bidders desirous of
inspecting the structures may do
SO by applying to guard represent
ing the Post Engineer at Fort
Miles, Delaware or Cape May
Point, New Jersey, between the
hours of 10 a. m. and p. m. Mon
day through Friday, until date of
sale. Invitation to bid forms may
be had by applying in person or by
letter to the Office of the District
New York District, 120
all Street, New York 5, N. Y. or at
the Office of the Post Engineer,
Fort Miles, Delaware. Sealed bids
will be received until p. M, Sep
tember %, 1948 and then publicly
opened at the Office of the Post
Fort Miles, Lewes, Della
ware.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-09
GIFT SHOP AT
NEW LOCATION
Lady Visitors Receive Garden
las on Opening of Gift Shop
on East Commerce Street
MOVED FROM HOME

The gardenias worn by everyone
seen on the streets on Thursday,
second marked the op-
ening of the gift shop in the busi-
ness area by Mrs Margaret Ruby.
Formerly located in her home on
the corner of Main and Frazier
Streets the shop is now found on
East Commerce Street near the
Four Corners. On the opening day
Mrs. Ruby and her daughter, Mrs.
Betty Ruby Casey, welcomed visit
ors during the entire day, and
pinned on each one beautiful gar
denia. Visitors were welcome to
look at the stock and under no OBJ
legation to buy anything, and that
is the atmosphere maintained at
all times. The shop is decorated in
Iaqua-colored walls and shelves,
with dark red floor, and a collec-
tion of varied and attractive gifts
may be found. The window was
beguiling in aqua-color silk and
hammered aluminium trays and
bowls. Filling long-felt need in
Smyrna the shop contains gifts of
all descriptions and it is no longer
necessary to go out of town to find
wedding, birthday, shower, or baby
gifts. Arranged in an artistic way
may be found glassware, italian
pottery, decorative aluminium,
china, lamps, wall brackets for ivy,
linen table sets, ash trays, table
mats, metal trays, bridge prizes.
playing cards, luggage racks, and
a large selection of stationery for
men and women. Upon entering
the store the showcase of costume
jewelry greets the eye and the ear
rings, pearls and other necklaces.
lapel pins, unusual jeweled pins
from Czecho-Slovakia and colorful
and beautiful compacts are the OBJ
jects of admiration by the feminine
sex. One need look no further for
a gift to please, wife, mother, sis
ter, or sweetheart = it is there.
Many charming gifts for babies are
displayed, gifts both small and
large. Mrs. Ruby also expects to
handle a line of high quality stock
ings and slips for women. Greet
ing cards for all occasions are to
be found. Smyrna has a complete
gift shop, with a friendly atmos-
phere.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-09
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
To Resume Services September IL
After Summer Recess


After Summer Recess
Services at st. Peters P. E.
Church will resume after the sum-
mer recess on September IL, with a
service at IL a. m. of Holy Com
munion in charge of the Rev. Ben
jamin Fish Thompson, of Dover,
honorary canon of the Cathedral
Church of st. John, Wilmington
and rector emeritus of Christ
Church, Dover. Church school ses-
sions will be held at 10 a. m. each
Sunday in the parish house, with
George Boehmler as superintend-
ent. A meeting of the vestry is
scheduled for Monday, September
13. An interesting article on the
church and the beauty of its STAIN
ed glass windows appears in the
September issue of the church
Forth, which waSSSEi it.
ten by ]. Norman Taylor. = IL
ustrated with picture of thsktar
window in the church.