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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-23

groBes 2eio eetraeen" iolten 1ns
oeslpeeen nidt oie Sdmer5en onoe,
rer aud beilig iein2 @obl alien, Die
es perIteben, Iie bur6 aufrihtiges
Mitleio trngen 5u belfen!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Social and Personal

Holiday VISITORS Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Eastman 95S st.
Anthony Ave. have their house over the holidays
their two daughters and their husbands MIR and Mrs Leon
Ramsey of Benton Harbor Michigan and Mr. and Mrs Ray
BaRby Of Chicago.
Herbert Russell Steward SIc Of the a. s. Navy left the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

First Of all, I'd get the best decorator in the bust
ness and tell him. her Il to throw together in
terror built for comfort well eye-appeal None
Of these peanut sized wall booths has 70 wrggle
in and out Of inch by inch II he doesn't want TO whSk
the steak scotch and ablecloth along 20 the powder
room with him. There would be room for fat men,
tall men, and hppy women TO get Spilled in comfort
without splitting over into the lap Of the dowaEer at
the next table. There would be enough illumination
see the total the bottom Of the check but not
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
l.awrenccS Give Party
For Holiday Visitors

Misses Elizabeth johnson, The.
reSa Banks and Edmonin Perry
were honnTed guests at q Holiday
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Lawrence, Jr.. D47 IglehaTt ave.
nue. on Friday evening. Dec. 20, al
their home.
The guests were Msssrs, and
MeEdRmes Alfred J. Lewis. John
l.. Banks, Jr.. Victor r.. Galloway,
Huron J, Shelton. Jr.. Mrs. Walter
l.. Robinson. MesSrS, Vernon Fuller
Of Chicago and William q. Johnson
Miss Johnson resides In Louisville
Ky. and Miss Banks and Miss
Perry reside In Chicago,
After an evening Of cards. 70.
Treatments were served. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Walter Robin.
son and Miss johnson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
WAY 555|17
y. BY neil DQDS0l RUSSELL

Anybody msay 100000 that he would like to angel
nghtcub Yours Truly immediately and we'll talk
What nGhtcub that would bel This how tho little
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Of educational activities. and first
editor Of the Sphinx, official Journal
Of the chapter. While In Tulsa he
IL stopping with DR.. Lloyd II. vii
liams, who IL the owner Of . chain
Of drug stores in Oklahoma.
The WhsstIsy Junior Wives Club
held Q club Christmas party In the
rumpus room Of the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Smith, 1915 Gin.
ton Ave. g., Sunday. Dec. ~. Those
present we're MsssTs. and Mines.
Russell and MATesIIa Everett, Eddie
and GsTsIdine WithsTs. ward and
Ruth Ball, Lorraine and Leland
CaTTigeT, Onieda and Ralph Davis,
Cecil and Leila Taylor, Jeanette
and Earl Miller, Evelyn and Teddy
Martin. ATVSda and Lawrence Ne
Coy, Bessie and Robert Green,
Marguerite and Harold Combs.
Mrs. Edith sizsT, and Mr.. Henry
Thomas. The evening was spent
in games and dancing. The elsS
presented Mrs. Marguerite Combs,
the club advisor. with . Christmas
present
ATSsti@Saisl wss given In honOS
~ "a n " uo4fa L. as.ndaw
Dee. ~. at Zion Baptist church.
The aaTiliaTiss Of tie church pre-
Ssntsd him with . cash gift Rev.
BOtts, JT- Win give HE sermon Nov
Years Day 1t his nsw psrBonaEs,
g. John Baptist church In Sioux
YAIls, 8. d.
Mr.. and Mrs BSb PIsErs. tstl
Fourth Ave. O.. asW " Nsv York
70 spend Christmas and New Year.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Clarence ", Smith and Edmond D.
Moore,
Miss Carolyn Combs Of Chicago,
spent the Christmas holidays with
her grandmother, Mrs, Mary John
son Of 6SS ST. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth MCCrasksn Of
Dayton, Ohio, was In tho city over
the Christmas holidays, 20 visit her
mother. Mrs. Frcd MeCracksn Of
$50 Alhemario.
Mr.. James Niece % Columbus,
Ohio, has returned to his home,
after being the house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs, William N, Goddstts Of
us St. Anthony Ave,
Fractured Left Leg Mrs. A.
Ferguson Of 1923 ROndo, mother Of
Ernie Johnson. foil on the Ice In
front of her home Christmas Eve,
and suffered n fractured left leg.
She was taken 20 ST. Jossph's hos.
pitAl.
Mary ELLA Coins Of Washington.
u. C., Ia In ST. Paul for the holi.
days, Visiting her mother. Mrs,
Eunice Coins Of 6bB W. Central
Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John Maddix enter
tanning.
Mrs. Laura Wright. 3SIS Fifth
Ave. So, left Dec. so for Riverside,
Calf, where she will visit heT
brother, Mr.. Harry Robinson.
A marriage license was issued
this week TO Mr.. Charles Chambers
and Miss Minnie Harris.
Mr.. Bill Avery Of st. Paul was
the dinner guest Christmas day OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Phillips, 4llG
Third Ave. So.
Mrs. Sarah Benson and Mrs,
bessie Gresham. 1855 Fourth Ave,
So, were hostesses at dinner Sun
day, Dec. 2S, to Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Gardner and daughters and
Mr.. and Mrs. JudsOn Phillips and
daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller, 36il
Fourth Ave. So. left Sunday, Dec,
%, 10 spend the holidays with Mrs
| Miller's brother, Mr.. Willis Pickett,
in HRines City, Florida. They will
also stop in wildwood, Florida.
Birthday Club: Mrs. Minnie
Rhodes and Mrs. Maxine Jones
were co-hostesses for the Birthday
Club, Sunday, Dec. 81, at Mrs,
Rhodes home, 1924 Fifth Ave. So,
A turkey dinner was served and
gifts exchanged. Games were
played and prizes won. Mrs. Pa
trieia Dawson won frst prize, Mrs.
Grace Bryant second, and Mrs.
Helen Smith third.
Miss Kathleen FAeey Of Colon,
Republic Panama, a Hamline Uni
versity student, is spending her
Christmas vacation with Mrs. Jes-
sic Shannon, 970l Fourth Ave. So.
Mines. Bea Cassius. Maxine
Jones, Diane Turner, and Ruth
Brown received diamond rings as
Christmas gifts from their hus-
bands. Mrs. Jones also received
white sapphire earrings.
Mrs. JudsOn Phillips, AlI6 Third
Ave. &c., who Ia q new member Of
Bethesda Baptist Church, was re-
Gently selected feature soloist Of
Bethesda Choir.
Mrs. Estella Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Houghton and daughter,
Linette Sue. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank HOughton, all Of Waterloo,
Iowa, were the Christmas week
end guests Of Rev. and Mrs. II. c.
Boyd, 1856 Fifth Ave. So.
Miss Lorraine Simmons Of Chi
cago is visiting her mother, ll06
Aldrich Ave. No. Miss Simmons
is leaving Jan. 1.
Mr.. Hobart Mitchell, IT., 36l2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

does not have Ia be applied IN large
doses. II IL not like cologne or
toilet water which you can use to
your hearts content
Perfume should envelope you In
an aura Of faint, alluring scent. To
obtain the most delightful effect,
u should be applied directly to the
skin, Never apply II 10 your cloth
ing. This applies 10 cologne and
toilet water a. we'll.
There are two reasons for this
perfume Odoru grow stale after
q day OF 10 and even dry clean.
Ing does not always remove the
scent: some fabrics are easily
stained with perfume.
When IL IL applied directly 20
the akin the next bath will remove
II making II possible for you 20 Use
another scent without fear II n
diEagreeable mixture.
Apply perfume To the moving
and wRrmest parts Of the body
the base Of the throat, behind the
ears, the WTiSts. whore the arm
joins the shoulder, ut the bend Of
the knee. and IN the part Of tho
hair.
You may also wish 20 sAturatS
piece Of cotton and tuck II away
In the corner 81 your purse. Per
haps you will like . drop or two
on your shoulder pads or even q
little placed on a piece Of cotton
and placed In your brasSiere.
Remember. however. that one
of your purposes In wearing per.
fums IL 10 strike gently the fancy
0f others. not 10 knock them
dead!
Perfumes should be suited "a
your personality. A dramatic typs
Of woman should wear an exotic
scent; n dainty, feminine woman,
o feminine scent. Tsen.agerE will
do better 10 stick 10 light, airy fra.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

granecS. Heavy, Sultry perfumes
are for much older are Rroupn. A
perfume unsuitsd to you can mark
you ~ u person who knows very
little about perfumes,
Fur may be sprayed with per.
fume, but rs the skins cause .
chemical reaction. be sure that you
uAe n perfume suitable for fuTs.
There are perfumes made especial.
ly for use on fuTa.
Because Il evaporateA and some.
times loses its strength. seal your
special occasion" fragrance with
n little melted candle wax and keep
Il away from the sunlight.
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Elliot Ave. 3d. 10 visiting friends
In Detroit, Mich, where be IL spend
ra.. -. p.aL o.
w..It,.,~n a,nA', cid 80 g.
.,rn.I Cb,i,,n.. 80 T,,..A.~
De- "a n the hons Of Nh ana
Mrs. Andrew Owens, 5000 Clinton
Ave. So. with their husbands m
guests. Gifts were exchanged. All
members are requested 10 Be pres
snt At the regular meeting Tues
day, Jan. 9, at the home Of Mrs.
FIorsnes johnson, SSs2 Clinton
Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs q. J. willis, 1914
18th Ave. So, has a. their Christ
mas day dinner guests, Mr.. and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

city Sunday, nVc, ~, for Chicago,
after spending the holiday In the
city visiting his mother, Mrs. Helen
Epps and brothers and sisters, al
7S6 81, Anthony Ave. From Chi.
cage. Mr.. Russell viii spend some
time In Canton, Ohio, to visit rNla-
tives, lie will return 10 duty aboard
tho Mount Olympus. where he will
sail for tho Caribbean In January,
Theatre Party kAthryR CoFAm
Of 4lb ST. Anthony Ave, enter.
tanned friends Christmas Day, At n
theater party and luncheon fol-
lowing. at her home, The guests
included; Mary Lou SisVmore,
Joyce VASsAT, Constance and rRtn.
ella Brown. beverly Kirk. EArlinP
Neal. YVonns Crushshon was un.
able 10 attend,
Georgia Russell 81 ISS ~. An.
thony Ave, has been III and unable
TO work for the past several days,
House Guests Mrs. Edna Gate.
wood Of Rochester, MINI, and Miss
Vivian Hunter Of 81 Louis, spent
Christmas holidays In ST. Paul with
their sister. Mira, WAnNmR Cotton
and their mother, Mrs. Eulah Hun.
tor, aiS N. ~. AlbRns.
Officers Of FsEIAn Temple No.
20, ShTineTp elected al their nm.
RuRl meeting on Dee, 10 Are' H.
luEtriOuS PotsntAts. John x. Law.
renee, JTI chief rRbbRR, William
Il. Shepard assistant TAbban, Mar.
Tin WsddinRton; treasurer. James
Green: recorder. Ira NJ. Dorsey
high priest and prophet, Arthur II.
Wright oriental guide. James u,
Granville; lat and End ceremonial
masters. James Il, Lynn and Percy
Greene captain II the guard, Spen.
Ger Shlvsrs; outer guard. SsRbrook
sydsH: marshal. AlcH WlaemRn.
lecturer. Chas, y, poty, Trustees
elected are Chester A, johnson. Br.,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02

Helen Curry, Dan MeAdams, J. c.
Napue, Jack Poster, Fannie Lewis,
Gus Session, W. G. Renfro, George
Roach, Jessie Shannon. Spencer
Shivers, Russell Underwood, and l..
B. Vaughn. Happy New Year to
these kind people and others like
them. Sincerely.
Jaequeline Smith.
Friendly Sixteen Club had its
annual Christmas party, Saturday,
Dec. q, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Woodland, 1903 Lyndale
Ave. No. Members exchanged
Christmas gifts. A delicious repast
was served and the guests were
also presented with gifts. Guests
were Msssrs. and Mines. l.. Wy
cough Of st. Paul, Daniel Reid, Otis
Woodland, Ward Bell, Mines. Lucille
Jordan, Bertha johnson, Lola Mae
Jackson, Genevieve Cooper, Rosa
Mae Bell, Miss Doris Murray,
MesSrs. Charles Lam and James
JaeOway. The next regular meet
ing will be Saturday. Jan. I, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Payne,
1917 Western Ave-, St. Paul, with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
SINICAL QuATRAIN

The ages on from Eden stretch,
Some full u pomp, some pompisss
Yet man Ia still n sinful wretch
And woman his Rceomplies.
Hazel Duncan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
THE CHARM OF YOU
Ry NATALIE r. SCURLoCK

Your too subtle hints about wanting such and such
perfume for Christmas have probably will pay Off Now
that the gift has way 1t is up to to use II
properly.
What do YOU know about the art Of using perfume 7
There's than dahbng behind your Perfume
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-01-02
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Q

In six months Of calling good readers for social
and personal items have found very cooperative peo
pie Among them but not all of Them have been Mines VIM
Mcintosh R. B. Moulden Elsie McMOore, Anna Lacey, Carl
Ampey Paul Curry, Halle Ewing, RoSaind Ganton N. j.
Hunter, l. HYDE Awhno Harris r. J. Willis. Mary KYLE
Evening star., 1948-07-29

GERMAN SHEPHERD DOGs-Puppies for
sale: sire, Champion Dennis Of LonEworth;
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SoGs AND @ad SsFia n:is 'nd
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;G5ai .ss s:q s:s;'a ss; U.s. n.i
BEAUTIFUL sCoTTY PUPPiEs, have TO
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fHERiSks1i s,r; n:5:a :t male. Tss
81 s.:'oxs Faa sAfh Rfsss ssst;' ?ss'
champion red and white. / red; very wsll
bred make . sood proposition TO the right
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BEAGLEs Cd female, Of excellent breed
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COCKER srANIELs ls), blond males, /
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Evening star., 1948-07-29
FARM and GARDEN.

BEvERLY TREE Co.-Undesirable trees
esms e. n.s TN 1ssa
SIS OF list; new Rototillers, Rotoette.
Choremaster. Jacaues-Frszer tractors, Toro
ssrssn farm pre. ,sh fTqssi M
TOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy. Arl. cH. 1000.
GARDEN TRACTORS - Planet Jr. and
osrdenaid. Ia and - h;p. with pillow,
sp spyatSI % sss ssa
ROTo- -TiLLER -. Garden tractor. hoor
sample only one left: price reduced 500.
Lovely AFRICAN vIoLErs to bring 10,
and sssut, int y1gE hpps G9ms
svsii.bis. Phone To. Sss4. Open sunday
Ior ., SOIL. ~ AZ ! dir. It, sand, p manure. Slu:-
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Boyds, Nd. WI 4las or Pools'viile slss.
LANDSCAPE PERFEcTION-As tn. artist
brings out every detail Of beautiful
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wood, ons spsss
specimen yews, azaleas, holly, rhododen-
drons, mesnolia. doswood. pyracantha.
bamboo. all types Of confer and broad
ering shrubs, perennials, roses, vines;
ground covers, selected plants, locally
grown. hardy; dug, delivered, planted same
day; arading, drainage, maintenance. tree
pruning, surgery. transplsntins. removal
fencing, brick, stone, fagstone, cement;
cinder block walls, steps, walks, terraces,
pools: designs, plans advice and estima tes
Ii. 1928, OV. 60O6.
SPRAY AND TREE REMOVAL. pruning,
topping, fertilizing; complete tree service
fully insured. Call any time, j. w.
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Evening star., 1948-07-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

WoMESsa al, FESIDENcE oLgsi; gsi, :Is:1leP' .ff:I &
nsoi 18th N.w.-Lars. double: share
room for man: running water: also single;
Sn9Wes 5ss %fa
saS double ana snsi. roe%s; daily any msid :.ry
Ice: svitchboard service: sood meals. Cail
so s3ss. l7is Ess H,mpshirs ave. nv; ~,
s..s%sns %.r11 snsI. $50 sSe isin other ~ .nsi.s ssS
n1 room s49hbo; sfh :n1 s1e..ns %sa. nSHs ana snare
so.1d nss count, ss Som. csoa a'sa e.
ss,l ,..s St. M:x.eS!s. NJ: roo9; a.. :1D;;5. ;Gs
ssS 'ss1' cultured %sa S'
ff2E FIJI tS1G cIGs SHANNON. es17 Conn, avs.
n,w.-Doubls rms: also VACANCIES to share
with lady or gentleman. Maid seTyiss'
switchboard and selectsd menu. AID. $3.50
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM; inelo..d porch z
attached, both well furnished. next to bath
sssrd .ss sGod bU 5stnss Sas Home:
tourist HOUSE CONVERTING to board
and room. Scott Circle, 1912 10Th st.
VIC, ;S1 sonS. of sS ss0;t sn.: n:"s locms
fSnnins S.th L.rss .rs:f ao.1 n E.aator S % witch
board. waking distanc. downtown. pE.
isoS 18th ST. N.w.-A very attractive
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homelike. We serve delicious breakfasts
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town. A large double available now; also
smsll siMsle. MI. 57T4. -S
MANSION CLUB, 1880 Mass. ave. NV"
is not . boarding house; 1t 10 home,
You'll enjoy living there. Pay only 500
%sssn' isas 18Th ST. N.w.-L.rs. front room.
with board: pvt. bath: suitable for youns
man; eating arrangements for niGhtwork- :
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Q37S a
Evening star., 1948-07-29
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

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EFFICIENCY or bedrm, apt, modern apt
bHGn. BIDS, Y. yearly s1 lease. NO, soos; ONCE
SEW NEW APT. Fl in T's ant house. ,..-a s.drms,.
liv, rm., dinette, kit, bath; Ssh. incl. util.
VIII sublet for mos. or longer to eoupls
or family without younE children. TR.
TWo ROOMS, kit, .hc. refsr., pvt, en-
trance; suitable Tor liv quarters; otae,s.
s.iSn ,sos fRiSfS.p HfSff tS A5E SE 4 room. and
kitchen, semipyt. bath; utilities furnished;
no children; $40, AT. b2O3.
APT. FOR RENT. or 3 rms, kit. and
bath: hrst A., Conn and Morrison At:
s-RM, K AND b. APT, in private home.
in lovely NV! section, convenient to trans
portation, shopping, etc, 2S min. from
downtown; prefer employed couple, non
drinking; no shildrsn snsg or pets; reasonable
3 ROOMS for . young professional people,
In 5-unit apt house: adjoining bath. share
with couple; all utilities and heat fur
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newly convert. building which has been
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

TYPEWhlT5hs; L. c. Smith: 5000 eonditIon' a6
rYPHwtRnirEERss rafiS ERs - sas allowance. on your
Remington Royal Corona or Underwood
RS;;tsi st's saczsz g.
sorss,sl: Il M A. ',S s.: 4:
Shines hns or FAM e.. assa' suH
yAsuHM 4s Esf 81 eeasss sdse
eureka and G. g.; rebuilt and suarantssd;
co. Ma. 777s. Free parking on st.
sscu!s "a Jun 'ad 'eaHdt.ssE eh, excellent g sendi-
VACUUM CLEANERs-clssranee sale, Eu-
reka. SIS, with attachments; Royal tank
slsaneT cost S1, s6sa04 H 4a new ' oss:r' az
sstssss sARK 1sfE v1sssfi;s 1ssi'fi;s
WALL FANS Az HNS st5 STAND rAss a. fSr al.
WARDROBE CABINET. fancy blond. has
fSus' hsys to dHsTs sss 10 and w. as VI.
feet eonditlcn. Or Or, sa7s after $50, al
oaT SAMPLES. rsn'l 81 SIZES Tse M.ss
.ss .4% sps psR{ ohs 4Ri Sx
WAsHsNG ssssy sSea MAcHiNE. T aotpoint m e. excellent
eonditi9n' LATEST prewar model $50 sssh. sn
WAssliNc MACHINE, Kenmore. with spin,
dry WrinEsI; in good condition; '4-shest
WASHING ss.sfiIS ma aacHISEs@Mayt.s. m soG a. mod
= sDo ;i'E es" en- 400 J.
wAsHiNG MACHINES C2,; on. is Thor
wringer, type, automatic pump. The other
is apartment size. also with wringer; both
V wssaISG ssfi sSap MAcHiNEs, % new N n.ytss. Thor
GE. Blackstone, Norge. etc. Cash. or
rom .se in Gary nGx HiG I,ss Easee' co
S3;s x;SuES ave 1siv ns PU o9Oo,r, as9O 81
spinner; good sondition: $50. RA 1881
WATER COOLERS. sreatly reduced. brand
new moor SAMPLES suitable for oess
teTms, STANDARD FIRE AND sArTERY
WsTEk sysaRs Il sss a or SECT any
w hasE "sn'sS s0E s''%ss5' 4sso Wis .S'
Water " a1i1 1HE1ArEks, gas, electric. all sizes,
Water Heater speciailsts fel 40 Years"
ssRe1s R i. ,a'ts.s'0P 1SHs 1s5b So WEBSTER IIso
guarantee. Only left, The famous 40
gallon Sudilhuber heater with solid
bronze inner tank. double element, 1000
watt upper and 1.500-watt lower. Fiber
glass installation with a cleaning white
baked-en.mel Jacket; It's = beauty Re.
" .arzs 4ih'o9 HASK: siSs, 80 raj: auet.t-.,p.y
!s!s.s urn. h''ss w sSh a''s'l'n ho.st'.r
two-speed with brake; capacity about two.
ton straight lift; complete with about
500 feet of u" cable Cost about 1850
ca, will sell for S125. Call Elk. 3466
bet. am. and Pm. 81
WIRE RECORDER, Wirsway, mo. old,
complete with telephone attachments; mi
be:, offer under. MR., HOFFMAN, .ss, sH,
MANS oxford grey business suit size 81,
waist 81, two pr. trousers: very good con-
dttien; nHa M blue TOP coat both for ss6 g sc
oHS e1GS cuRRiEk cth R1p AND IVES washington
prints. an antique blanket chest; antique
cobbler'a bench; chairs. Cali OV. 27bS.
apiece MAPLE living room suite. lamps,
$65: utility cabinet, S3. vacuum sweeper.
$l2; table mirror. So. Thursday. MRS.
sTRAphEx AphTns.Hf,ron ssf2l st. ..1. nv perfect $40;
solid mahog. buffet, rs in. Ions. S45; oval
table, seat 8, $40; chairs. $40 each; book
case. chairs, table lamps. beds. rugs. etc.
before noon CO. O7I2, Ext. IS. 30'
ACCESSORIES for deep-freeze packasinG.
Boxes, bass. wrapping supplies Call nov.
AMERICAN CO." 1895 H ne. FIR. 3303.