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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Resumes Meetings

East Building Mothers Club
held the first meeting Of the sea-
son Thursday in the Music Room
of the High School with 1870
O'Clock tea in honor of mothers
whose children are either first
graders or are new students of
the first four grades. Mrs. Theo-
dore Nissen, president, and Mrs.
Ebert Long will preside at the
serving tables. The club meets
the second Thursday of every
month, October through May.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
bbert-Lemmcrman Wedding

Miss Gladys Marie Dubbert
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Dubbert, became the bride of vii
lard A. Zimmerman, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Lemmerman
Saturday morning at II o'clock
in Immaculate Conception church
parsonage. Rev. Karl A. Brand
officiated at the double ring cere-
mVny. The bride was given ir
marriage by her father.
Miss Arlene Krupp was maid
Of honor and Miss Laurabelle
Dubbert, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. Vickey Ribble,
daughter of Mrs. James Reimen-
schneider, was flower girl.
Robert Leggett acted as best
man and Ray Zimmerman, broth
er of the groom, was groomsman.
The bride was attractively at
tired in white slipper satin
gown fashioned with bertha col
Lar, short sleeves, full skirt and
pustle back. Short white gloves,
satin slippers and a single strand
of pearls, gift of the groom.
completed her ensemble. Her
fingertip veil of illusion fell
from head piece set with seed
pearls and she carried an arm
bouquet of white NUNS.
Both attendants wore gowns
similar in style to that of the
bride. Miss Krupp was in sage
green with a hat to match and
wore short white gloves and white
shoes. She carried an arm bou-
quet Of rust NUNS. Miss Dub
bert wore rust gown, with
white gloves and white shoes.
Her bouquet was of rust NUNS,
The flower girl wore a white sat
in dress with 9 head band to
match her bouquet Of rust and
green NUNS. Her single strand
of pearls was a gift of the bride.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Dubbert chose a dark green
dress, brown accessories and a
corsage of yellow roses. Mrs.
Zimmerman wore grey dress
with black accessories enhanced
with a corsage of red roses.
A wedding dinner was served
in Marshall's Inn, Danbury, at 2
o'clock with covers laid for l2
guests. The reception was held
at the home of the groom that
evening with 800 guests present.
The newlyweds left for a honey
moon trip through the southern
states and upon their return will
reside at SPA Madison street.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman
are graduates of Port Clinton
High school. Mr.. Zimmerman
served in the Army for Is
months during World War III be-
ing stationed in North Carolina,
and is now with the Heineman
Distributing Company. The bride
is employed at Nissen's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Observe Anniversary

Observe Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Evertt OBJ
served their 32nd wedding ami
versary today. No special cele-
bration had been planned.
Surprised With Shower
Mrs. Stratford Eshelman was
surprised with a one-gift stork
shower Monday evening when her
sewing club met in the home of
Mrs. William Mack. The evening
was spent sewing and Mrs. Eshel-
man opened her gift before lunch
was served.
New members of the club this
year include Mrs. Robert Good
ell, Mrs. Walter Wittenmeyer,
Mrs. Elmer Dykes, Mrs. Jack
Shelter and Mrs. Charles Steve
son. Original members of the
club are Mrs. Bennett Woolley,
Mrs. Lee Davis, Mrs. Paul Coch-
ran, Mrs. Dale Matheny, Mrs.
Robert thompson, and Mrs. Mack.
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To Present Playlet
St. John Women's Missionary
Society will meet Wednesday in
the church parlors. Mrs. Fred
Brindley will be in charge of de-
votions and will also give the
missionary topic, "Giving Is Liv-
ing" A thanksoffering playlet en-
titled Here Am |, Send Me-" will
be presented. Mrs. Richard Cover
is in charge of production and will
introduce the play. Members of
the cast include Mrs. Lynn Chris
tiansen, Mrs. Kermit Miller, Mrs.
Roger Kinney, Mrs. Gilbert Eure-
MUS, and Mrs, Harold Reitz.
Hostesses for the meeting are
Mrs. August Wenger, Mrs. Willett
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Sorority Holds Roast

Gamma Omega Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority, entertained
members and guests at an "in-
door, roast (weather not per-
hitting roast at the Stacks, at
Marblchead, as planncd) at the
Erie Gardens Community House
Monday evening.
Guests included members of
EXemp!ar Chapter: Mrs. KnoIan
Sample, Miss Ann Nelson and
Miss Jane Miller. Mrs. Harold
Spel5er, Mrs. Kermit Miller ana
Miss Dorothy Wenger, also mem
bers of EXemplar Chapter, were
unable to attend. Other guests
Were Mrs. Thomas McRitchie.
Mrs. Robert Luchsinger, Mrs.
Clifford Whimple, Mrs. Paul Sahs,
Mrs. Stanley Stepnitz, Mrs. Ches-
ter Burr, Mrs. Paul Garberson,
Miss Marge Wasmouth and the
two sponsors, Mrs. Archie King
and Mrs. C, Alton Cover. Those
unable to attend We're Mrs. Lloyd
Ellison and Miss Marjory Owens.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Bostonians Wed In Local Church

DOStOni8US Weu III LOSdi SHuTCu
Miss Jean Harris, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris. Of
Boston, became the bride of Will
liam Beard, son of Mrs. Joseph
Beard, Boston, Saturday evening
in Immaculate Conception church
parsonage Rev. Paul Muerer
officiated at the double ring cere-
mony.
For her wedding the bride chose
q blue faille street-length dress
with black velvet accessories. Her
corsage was cf yellow roses. Mrs.
Howard Florian as matron of
honor wore navy blue dress with
navy accessories and a white gar
de7ia corsage.
Howard Florian acted as best
man.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Harris chose a navy blue
dress with black accessories en-
hanced with a corsage of white
gardenias.
A wedding dinner followed and
was served at the home of the
groom's grandfather, William
Hepp. Covers were laid for Is
guests. The newlyweds are not
taking a trip at present and are
residing at 214 Fulton street,
Cottage f.
Mrs. Beard graduated from J.
f. Burke High school, Boston, and
the groom graduated from Bos-
ton Trade High school. Mr..
Beard has been a local resident
since June and is employed by
the u. S. Gypsum Company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

Turtle Takes Trip The two
small turtles that Dave Jeremy
found and brought home several
months ago had lived a placid and
uneventful life until a couple of
weeks ago when one Of them was
struck with the wanderlust and
went gallavanting off to see what
he could see. Mrs. Jeremy had
placed the turtles, in their dish,
on the back porch for a summing
but when she went to bring them
in, one was missing. Fifteen days
later her neighbor, Mrs. William
Allan, down the street aways,
called to tell her that she had
just found the missing turtle in
her driveway. The travelling I
had travelled from 331 West Fifth
to 4O5 West Fifth street, a mat
ter of some 15O yards, in two
weeks plus one day, successfully
crossing busy street corner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

Pettibone, Mrs. Donald Pulschen,
Mrs. William Cleaver, Mrs.
Thomas Carder and Mrs. Jake
Pulschen.
49,
b. p. w. Meet
A regular dinner meeting OF
the Business and Professional
Women's Club was held Wednes-
day evening in Trinity Methodist
church. The Educational and Vo-
cations committee with Mrs. Anna
Hurrell, chairman, was in charge
of the meeting. Twenty-one men,
bers and four guests were pres
ent to hear Supt. d. d. Sims
speak on the subject Bumper
Crops.
There will be a broadcast over
station WLEC, Sandusky, tonight,
Thursday, at 7:30 p. m. in COM
memoration Of National Business
Women's Week. The plans and
projects of the local club will be
discussed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Social Events
BIZ CLARA SpuRLIN. Society Editor

States and upon their return will
reside at 2221a East Sixth street.
For travelling, the bride chose a
skipper blue dress with matching
accessories and a white orchid
corSage.
Mrs. Gill was graduated from
Port Clinton High school with the
class of 1912 and is employed as
a purchasing clerk at Erie Ord
nance Depot. Mr.. Gill was grad
uated from Port Clinton High
school with the class Of 1943 and
is employed by the Ohio Public
Service Co. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Gill served in the Navy during
World War III.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Woman's Reliet ,urps Meet

Philemon Turner Women's Re
lief Corps No. 364 held regular
meeting Monday evening at the
Moose Hall with Mrs. Goldie
Dorr, president, presiding. Plans
for bake sale so be held Sat
urday, October %. at Gerner &
Wolf's were mace. Mrs. Ruth
Mascara held the iucky number
winning Il pair Of pillow cases
with crocheted edge.
The next meeting will be held
October "a with initiation of new
candidates. I. ..n. tM
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Laf-A-Lot Club Meets

Mrs. James McRitchie entertain.
ed the Laf-A-Lot Club Thursday
evening. Bridge was the diver
sion Of the evening and lunch was
served after play was completed.
This was the first meeting of the
club in one and one-half years.
Members include Mrs, John
Sorensen, Mrs. Robert Loder, Mrs.
William Zeis and Mrs. McRitchic.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
BY MARGUERITE FINEFRoCK

Hiya Neighbor-This is the
week Of weeks. You know your
taste, you take your choice! You
can eat cranberry, drink glass
of wine, prevent fire or help a
girls club celebrate. For this
week is known as Cranberry
Week, National Wine Week, Fire
Prevention Week, or Business and
Professional Women's Week. All
you have to do is make up your
mind which is what you want, and
when and where you'll celebrate
which with whom. (And ii that
doesn't make sense--well-you
can always turn the page and
read the classified ads.) Person
ally we're going to skip this week
and celebrate a week all our own
at the end of the month. We
figure Halloween would be a
good time to get a ghost writer
for this column, have him write
it in invisible ink using blank
verse and then, since there'd be
nothing to read, you could join
us in observing "Do Nothing
Week"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

The Biggest One Cent Sale in
History, next week at Green's
Rexall Drug Store. Four Big
Days, Oct. 19-20-21-22nd. 35-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Firelands Garden Club Meets

Firelands Garden Club will meet
Wednesday evening in the home
of Atty. and Mrs. William Moon.
Mrs. Eric D'Almaine will! present
paper entitled Poisonous
Plants" Refreshments will be
served at the close of the meet
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Bride Elect HonOred

Bride Elect Honored
Mrs. Howard Fillinger enter
tanned with a miscellaneous brid-
al shower in honor of Miss Rose
Marie Deopker, Findlay, who will
wed her brother, Chalon Short,
Saturday in St. Michael's church
parsonage in Findlay. Cootie was
the diversion of the evening. Miss
Deopker's gifts were hidden and
verses gave the clue to the hiding
places. Luncheon was served at
the close Of the evening with au-
tumn flowers for a centerpiece.
Those present included Mrs. D.
]. Doepker, Miss Mary Jane Ty-
ner and Miss Mary Thorbahn,
Findlay; Mrs. Harlan Horton, Co.
lumbus; Mrs, Richard Thorbahn,
Oak Harbor, Mrs. Lester Short,
Mrs. Clarence Lowein, the hon-
cred guest and the hostess.
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Literary and Social Club Meets
Mrs. cslie Meyer will be host
ess Wednesday when the Literary
and Social Club holds the second
regular meeting of the year. Roll
call will be Women in Politics.
Mrs. Oliver True will review the
book washington By-Line," by
Furman. A dessert course will be
served before the melting is called
to order.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14
Among All Club Members who

Among All Club Members who
carried away prizes at the Oak
Harbor Fair last week were Rob-
ert Bahnsen, Jeanne Mccullough,
Frank Brough, Marilyn Schuma-
cher, Barbara Snider and Ruth
Ewersen. And Mrs. Bennett
Woolley (rot a 4-H'er) garnered
first prize for her little girls
housecoat which she had entered
in the sewing division Be-
-II----II--
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Swartz jour
neyed to Bellevue, Sunday, to help
her mother, Mrs. Frank Mills,
celebrate her Goth birthday. Some
70 persons called on the birthday
lady during the open house hours,
including the Mayor, the Sheriff
and two ministers. The house was
gay with flowers and other res
membranes from her fellow
townsfolk. Mrs. Mills had tho
birthday dinner all prepared, even
to the three pies she had baked
earlier in the morning, before
her family arrived, leaving only
the less strenuous task Of table
setting for her children to do.
Mrs. Mills enjoys excellent health
and is most active, attending
church regularly, and not so long
ago journeyed to a nearby town
by bus to get permanent. Among
other things, she has canned rs
quarts of peaches and 80 quarts
of pickles this fall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-10-14

Because This information would
come too late if held over until
the next meeting of the Play
makers, we're broadcasting it
over the back fence, hoping the
members will see it and pass the
word along. All members of the,
Playmakers have been invited to
be guests of the Sandusky Harle-
quin players when they present
their latest production, "619-Por-
trait cc a Polish Family" in the
Sandusy Senior High School next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at 8;15. Written by
native Sanduskian, Lloyd Wen-
niger, this will be the initial pre-
sentation of the play. Members
are asked to tell the ushers with
what group they are affiliated and
they will then be shown to seats
reserved for them.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOX YALE
ABACUs, Loy's; does work Of aging ss IN
LoY's. 1917 r. l. ave. ne. NO; 1855;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pearl: III
bssS: case Perfect sts sondisican' So1aIs Worth
Abt SIS or best offer. sH. 1850.
ACCORDION, 4s-bass, Hohner, With
carrying case, good condition; $50
ASdoRpfoN, wb agSaj 12o bass, black and
or lady; sweet tone; $3.50. CH.
AcacSoSkiD1oN-Hsrmony Col s4-bass, like
new, $50. TENDLER'S PAWN
5RoSSSSa 1ds SgSa SALES sla D ST. NV
AcCoRDioN, GEi s1Io 12o bass. Moreschl. 9
treble and 1 bass; $500 value, % our II
price, $500; with case: TENDLER'S 8
NV. ME. $3.50.
ACCoRDIoNS, new and used: $40
and up. RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
AGeohpioS, 5ss RIth r. biw; Black, seandalli. 1so
bass, IA switch: new. pert. $275.
Before 8, after z pm. LU. 4-2365.
ACCORDION, Acme, 100 bass, 7
shifts. artist model, BLACK: e9s eost
xl,20U new, Sell AoI p5VO. -. oSSV.
ACCORDIONS.. new and used. AGENTS
for Pancordion and Cruciansin.
Lessons special this week: Used CaI- S!n
H9mB1A H5R X M9sIc P5Ss; co. seo" 900 y s..
A9e;EE4isxEHkE 9;Eis ME; l41Si 4e1Srr1Na TORCH x,th
SAUCES and Is IT: Of hose, $50;
sIss sIusk kssas41fs sGst p1s % ss5: steel gasoline
drum with spigot: $S;o M SET Of nav nex
AD6TE;ING oMACHiNEwReminston cleo
tric, direct subtraction. $135 or
ADDiNG MACHINES, $35 and up.
Rentals, $3.50 per month. Itemizer
with sales tax key for grocers, $85.
CENTRAL, 2019 14th st. NV. MI.
ARpss b f:e. its MACHINE: ass Fssss:
ADDING MACHINE. new 1S49 Corona
for quick sale, $94. plus tax, To-
r day. co. 1926; week, 1112 14th NV.
ADDING MACHINE, electric Sund-
strand. guaranteed; $99.50. RE.
ADD. MACHs., new, used; all makes;
hand, elec.; great reduc. Today. co.
1925; wk., 1112 14th NV. DI. 1879.
ADDoMETER, portable mach; ADDS,
subtracts; $12.95. To-day. co. 1925;
ADpRiEssoGRAPH. nissi sAPfH with with cabinet and
plates; dictaphone, Speed-O-Prtnt; I;
desk. once chairs. etc. 1911 @ Ut.
NV. Suite 40z.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Bar-Grill, c Lie, NV.
SAME OWNER Is YRS.

,orner. seats so. Nr. new 100000
900 Govt office bldg. new under
constr, which when completed will
hrv 4O.0n0 employees. Bus. mostly
drinks Low overhead. Living quar-
tiers above. Reas. priced. Terms.
Selling on account of other bus. in
terest. Call owner. TU. U.4343 after .
pm. weekdays or anytime Sun. or
Evening star., 1949-11-27
HONE IMPROVEMENTS Cont }

HOME IMPROVEMENTS tSoht.J
IOOMS AND PORCHEs inclosed; no
money down. SO mos. to pay. uN'
STORM WINDoWs-Get factory
prices OF the famous Hess Triple
Glide aluminium combination win,
dows before you buy. See its rugged
construction and simple operatlon1;i 4;
1t is completely different. Call
the factory branch for factory
prices and free demonstration
STORM WINDOW MOUNTING SUP
PORT-Don't risk your neck on a
ladder. Stand inside the room
and hang your storm windows. Our
tool holds them in position while
you attach them to hangers. State
length of windows: S3;gs ptpd; /:
no GODS. HAND PRODUCTS
CO.. Box 5632, Washington 10, 2: c.
VENETIAN BLINDS-Save 900, fac
tory prices, custom quality, free
estimates. WA. 1876 day and ewes.
RARRON MFG co.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
A CHRISTMAS GIFT
FOR A LIFETIME

GIVE HER A MODERN,
S T R E A M L I N E D
KITCHEN, P L A NNED
AND INSTALLED BY
BETTER HOMES AND
KITCHENS CO., l OF
KENNEDY S T. NV.
CALL RA. $500 FOR
FREE ESTIMATE. SO
MONTHS TO PAY.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE. near 22nd and
Pa. ave. NV; 8 rms. and 2 baths;
inc. $780,; rent reasonable, 5-yr.
lease; oil heat. owner will redeco-
rate inside and out; $1,000. with
.25O. sl.25o d DOWN n, bal aaGs $50 r1,b mo- Mr.
E. w. THURM
Lh.k. units. near 14th and Fair
mont NV; s units; income quoted
$3.50; rent S110: good lease: price.
$3.50; With s. 54o d9Tn, ~ bal: aSos SS1
E. w. THURM
Roomins house, IL rms. and ga
baths; inc, quoted, $500: rent S130;
down. Sq 'eG. Nj. Mcdonald. i p1. 1906.
with
E. w. THURM
Sandwich shop. colored trade, near
5000; no sun rent S65; good lease;
Mr. SMnts McponaId, re1t ri, p';si 1906. wi With
E. w. THURM
Delicatessen and sandwiches to tai. take
bidgs.; wkly gross. $500, increas-
$4,000. plus stock: good terms. Mr..
Mcdonald, DI. 1906, with
E. w. THURM
Groc., meats and beer; colored trade,
Ga. ave. loo; wkly. gross quoted.
$1,000; rent S145: good lease; oil
heat; excellent fixtures: estate sale,
$500. /. S. and b.; terms. Mr..
Mcdonald. DI. 1906, with
E. w. THURM
Dry cleaning plant {smalD, ne. cor
ner location; rent S55; lease; owner
unable to operate; price, S2,750'
including 194S Chevrolet truck.
E. w. THURM
none pnS 1nfh CT
Evening star., 1949-11-27

CAMERAS, new, used: bought, sold,
traded. See Bill Goodman, TINE
KEEPERS, 913 Pa. ave. NV, RE.
CAMERAS contax. f-1.5. 1928:
Rolleiflex Zeiss, f-2.s. 500; Super:
auto. diaphragm, $3.50; SKI r. B.
Graflex, 500; 4x5 Grafiex, IA. 5.
S1OO; Speed Graphics, S10O to
$3.50; photo lights, enlargers, .ete;
excellent condition. Adams 1471
anv time. II
CAMERA EQUIPMENT = Leica Uni
yersal Imarect view finder, peri.
cond, pvt. sale, $3.50. MA. 35l4
weekdays.
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay 6 to IL
mo. top photo movie eQpt., ". guar.
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

CAMERA, super D. Graf1ex, 3Ax4A,
auto. diaphragm, with highland sun;
like new: Sl75. TENDLER s PAWN
BRoKERS 5sRS SALES 9l3 D st. NV,
CAMERA and photo books for sale or
rent; complete line, Mortenson, A.
Adams Fred Bond, Abel. etc: good
Xmas gifts. TIMEKEEPER'S, ola
Pa. ave. NV. RE. 0717:
CAMERA, SKI, l5 holders, studio
tripod: 4x6 auto focus enlarger.
retouching stand, large Ferrotype
dryer. WAGEN, 906 G st. NV.
Sun. or anytime. Everything cheap.
CAMERA, movie, IS nm, Eastman.
photo lights. etc; excel. cond.; 500.
CAMERA. Retina ia. with f:2 coat
ed Ektar. 500 so; Retina /, f:35,
for $3.50, and Roileicord with
Triotar, f:3.5, case, sunshade and
filters, $3.50: pvt. owner. Call
CAMERA. Leica II. cas-, new, with
case. .S115 cash; Eastman Model
II prof. case and auto. slide chgr..
CAMERA. Kline Exarta. f:2 Zeiss
Blotar; IS nm. fl 8 Meyer Primo
plan; $50 nm f:55 Meyer tele-
meeor; best offer. TIE. 7400. Ext.
CAMERA-s-mm. Cine Kodak series
go movie camera, II 8 lens and f3.5
Hahn. telephoto lens, carrying case,
all filters and sunshade. black and
white and colored film: Weston ex-
posure meter; all S125 or best of1er;
everything excellent condition. LU.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
MiScL. FOR SALE Cont

ARRhass,Ms s42So FSer.ntses MacHsE re- ,1so s10'''
H. lovely eoloPs. sae up g.
AIR.coND1rloNER; new; leaving
city, Philco ivory, 1915. Apt. all,
1901 Longfellow ST. NV, after
ANTioUE Victorian secretary-book-
case; beautiful; bargain at S65. 329
Shepherd street NV. RA. 0066.
{s1n5sS1s bosA y MzF Il K, kSss =
CaftHsbaTg. aa gel TeufP Pa fq Route 20 20. west u
ANTIQUE French liv: rm, ensemble;
Ha!iersfteE In set tube @p teleyision SET
ANTIQUE cherry drop-ieaf table, s
legs, . excel, cond. BY OWNER.
~ sIoUns-Drop-leaf table, 8 legs,
Sheraton, walnut, leaves 1917 in;
sota oeo V,et0Tsn vavsi meaaon sIso Dsek nhI
luster in the schoolhouse pattern
cups and saucers,. Call WI. 1872,
d5 d5lo Pr Drummond ave" Chevy
ANTIoUEs--THE LAMP, corner Of
cha1en eboae 'Ta i. Little items F's oo 1S ro
ANriaTEsHELnN n mshE!sn aM0i l. HANNA. spHsia S52s
Wilson ,; blvd, ATIinstso9n' Va. ITS
iun 70 !ook Oh. 5sl4.
e. taSsit' so4 sat. m .-gun' ie'' eves so''0.-lG;
ANTIQUES = Brass ships lantern,
Chippendale tray and luggage rack,
dolls trunk. pr. vinegar cruets; 18th
Century SIDE chair messsS MeisSen bow eups
figurine, other Nielsen, silver can
diebra, Hepplewhite-type hunt board,
marhle-top washstand; 4512 Reno
y; nv woodIly s4l,t IL n.,;,,,t,, 25s
1884 Van WinSle coverlets; eagle
star spread; decanters. MI; 1858.
ANTIQUES-Cherry wal, d.. tables;
cherry canopy bed: vic. chairs, chairs, @ ioye
Reduced prices, Ma. 1893. -.
%sfosanSS I,,.5 I'D dintn$ 2Hfn rm: tables, ayD-
ANTJQUES-l8 cuckoo clocks. So to
torian wardrobes. Sls to $40; 4
beds. . tables, washstands and
picture frames. Is 7th st. ne.
Open Sunday.
ANTIoUEs-Music box, maple: mir.
ror, pine mantle. LITTLE ANTIQUE
SHOP, 1913 K NV.
ANTIQUE china tea set. Limoges wed
complete. WI. 554S..
ANTIQUES - Solid chestnut wash
stand. natural finish. S35. Wo.
ANTIOUES-Desk. 4-poster bed, chest
of drawers. blanket chest. small ia
bles, fireplace equipment. lamps,
milk glass. Sun. and ewes, NO. 1882.
ANTIQUES-Bcaut. liv. rm. chair. re-
Gently done over: also Sheraton in
layed liquor chest; both half OF cost.
NO. SOFA.
ANTIo oUES-Walnut bookcase. good
condition, "a in. high, As in wide,
$50; large handcarved oak break
! front beautiful, $500; few pieces
Meakins iron stone china: old pic
lures and frames; many other items.
THE MISCELLANEOUS SHOP. 2503
Champlain st. NV. -2S
ANTIQUE Louis XVI lady's secretary,
hand painted; 500. Phone Rock
ANTIQUE CHESTS. commodes. drop
leaf and occas. tables, Secy.. desk.
walnut NAH, pine chairs. Lovely
hand-decorated pieces. lamps. mir
rors. glass. china. exc. Xmas gifts.
ANTo-PA CUPBOARD tbreakfront);
rare early Amer; walnut; glass
doors; CO. 2754 Sun. and ewes:
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, UP to 50@e
discount. BERNARDS, 1005 Conn.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
$500 Dn.. One-Man Groc

$500 Dn., One-Man Groc.
Monthly vol. S1,s0O; liv. quar-:
psfd stdsf and nsFy barrs Gy at Eys snd
Blanken. IA. oa95.
ST, 900 Down, DIGS. Mkt.
Nearby Md; weekly vol. over $500,
can do $1,000; good hours. liv.
quart; must be seen to be appreci-
ated ood Eve. and Sun S Blanken'
81, 900 Dn., Del. and Groc.
tNo fresh meats): nearby suburbs;
weekly vol. over $500 cash; nicely
equipped, gooa lease Eve. and
Sun. S. Chasen, RA. 5.43s.
DIGS. Self-Service Mkt.
Nearby Va; $50 daily cash bus.
no credit, no del; good operator
can easily increase TO 5000 weekly.
Thickly populated neishborhood
with no competition. Same owner
no SUNDAYS. Eve. and Sun, S.
Chasen. I4A. 543S.
Self-Service Grocery
Weekly bus. over $1,000, cash and
carry; good hours; thickly popul-
will sacrifice for S13.5OO. lock. stock
Al. Litoft, AK. $500. Ext. 23.
Grocery, Nearby Md.
Weekly rol.. $500; good lease: owner
saxlous sa to sen viii sacrifice ada sn for
Al, LitoT, AK. 5000. Ext. 80
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
e31 E st. NV. MA. 93s9. MA. 1874
Evening star., 1949-11-27

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