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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-14

is visiting his sister, Mrs.
c. c. Murray, at Fountain Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heron
and daughter, of Columbus, were
calling on Mrs. Margaret Ken
nedy and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph West and
sons and Miss Sussanah West
were guests of Mrs. Joseph West
Sr. in Cedarville, Saturday.
Byron Forsythe, of Dayton,
visited with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Forsythe, Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Sharp, Mrs. d. w.
Sharp and Mrs. Helen Lincoln
we're Columbus visitors Friday.
All Club
The Bakers Of Tomorrow met
July z in the Woodstock High
School building. Glover leaf rolls
were exhibited by members.
! There was a good attendance. A
shower was given for Miss Ruth
| Castle who will be married
soon to Arnold Moore. Refresh
ments were served by a COM
mittee.
Among the Sick
Mrs. Kate Lease is confined to
her bed at her home in Indian
Lake, Ohio. Mrs. Lease was a
formers resident of Fountain
Park.
! Mrs. Marion Blazers condition
| is improving. She is a patient
at Jane Case hospital Delaware,
following an emergency opera
ton.
Patty, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Morrissey was
rushed to the Champaign County
hospital, Saturday evening and
an appendectomy was performed
Sunday.
c. /. Claypoole is quite sick at
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Overfield.
Mrs. F. H. Bates condition is
critical.
Guy Clark former resident, is
recovering slowly from a fall
from a hay NOW at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Raft.
Mrs. Maud Cranston is con-
fined to her home by illness.
Mrs. Elmer Diltz is recovering
from a weeks illness.
Deaths
Isam Garrett Claypool, aged 20
years, died at ll:30 Monday June
IL at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Overfield. He was
born in Vinton County son Of
John and Jane Claypool. His
wife Frances preceded him in
death 10 yrs. ago. Surviving are
the daughter, Mrs. Garnet Over
field; three brothers, Charles
Claypool, of South Charleston;
Sam Claypool, of Greenville; and
Krank of Winston-Salem, South
Carolina; one granddaughter Mrs.
Robert Schetter, of Merchandising
and two great-grandchildren. He
had belonged to the Jacksonville
Masonic Lodge for 81 years and
was a retired merchant of Wood
stock.
Services were held Wednesday
at 2 p. m. at the Woodstock Uni
verSalist Church with Rev.
Homer Gleason in charge of the
service.
Burial was made in the Wood
stock Cemetery by Freshwater
undertakers, of North Lewis
burg.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-14
CuIling Out Lazy Hens

When a poultryman culls hfs
flock, his aim is to weed out all
the hens that are not doing their
fair share OF egg laying.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-14

Come in and enjoy the second greet week of Krogers
nommoth Anniversary Sale. Live better for less with
Kroger everyday low prices thot will cut your cost of
living. Compare these prices4oddY
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Suspect, 23, Seized
lin Methodicd| Lootinq
|0f so or S. Homes

Solution Of 80 or IS" house.
breakings in the Northwest Sec
ton was reported by police yes
terday. who said handsome, 23-
year -old man had readily admitted
the thefts
Charged with housebreaking and
awaiting grand jury action is Da-
vid Connors, formerly of the 800
block of Emerson street NV.
Police said Connors was so
methodical and neat that many
home-owners didn't know they
had been robbed until police
checked with them after the ar
rest. They said he had a remark
able" memory and listed addresses
and amounts taken with little
| trouble and less hesitation.
His favorite method of opera
ton, police said, was to call at the
home of an intended victim. If
no one answered the door he
would often double-check by tele-
phone, according to officers. It
was a series of telephone calls,
they said, that helped trap him.
A resident of the $500 block of
Burlington place NV. received
several calls asking if Dorothy
lived there" Recalling that a
home in the area had been broken
into after the owners had re-
ceived similar calls. the resident,
woman. became suspicious.
Last Thursday she saw
strange car in the neighborhood.
The driver resembled the descrip-
ton of a man seen coming from
another home in the area shortly
before a robbery there was re-
ported. The woman called police
and took the license number of
! the car.
After tracing the license num-
Der police said they arrested Con-
nors at Silver Spring lithograph
plant where he worked. Officers
said he took them to his car,
where kit of burglar tools was
found.
In another case, police placed
a grand larceny charge against
George w. McLain, "a. of Moores-
vile, N. c.. after two jewelers. re-
ported he was using the name of
William Randolph Hearst III in
negotiations with them. He Is
slated for a hearing in Municipal
Court Friday.
Third Precinct Detective James
D. Kennedy arrested McLain at
the Mayflower Hotel after Ayers.
Inc. jewellery store in the hotel
lobby. reported a bill clip watch
had disappeared from a tray after
the young man visited the store.
Jerry Livingston of the Wash
ington Jewelry store. 615 Fifteenth
street NV, later reported that
man who identified himself as
William Randolph Hearst III,
had exchanged a bill clip watch
for a wrist watch and expressed
interest in a $4,000 bracelet.
When Detective Kennedy check
ed he learned that the real Will
liam Randolph Hearst III is 8
months old.
Evening star., 1949-10-04

she explained. Mime. schiaparelli.
They are sensible for getting in
and out of the little cars that we
use in france"
Nine. Schiaparelli is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Belin, of 1923 TWen-
ty-eighth street NV. before go
ing to New York to work on her
first ready-to-wear collection OF
coats and suits.
The woman who claims to have
first introduced the padded shoul-
derline and the more recent un-
padded one, owns up to having
designed the short evening dress
as early as 1898. This. too. is a
practical design much suited to
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Short Skirts Returning to Please
Men, Nine. SchioporeIE Says

the active times in which we find
ourselves participating today, she
says
Nine. Schiaparelli has been ap-
preached about going into the
American ready-to-wear business
for the last four or five years. She
finds this time opportune, because
exporting from France today Is
pretty complicated. Other reasons
fitting into the picture include her
being able to work with a fine
manufacturing firm and being
able to obtain good representa-
ton in America. she said.
Her first ready-to-wear collec-
ton will be shown in New York
on October IA. A Schiaparelli suit
made in New York will sell for as
low as $100 and will be released
to one fine fashion store in city
For her interview. the petite
114-pound French couture men,
Der was wearing a black after
noon dress with a rather open
neckline. heavy costumes jewelry.
now much the rage in France,
little navy blue velvet skull cap,
and blue elasticiZed doeskin
pumps designed by herself and
made up by Perugia.
Her recent Paris collection that
made fashion headlines she her
self calls "a little naughty" One
dress, forbidden Fruit" featur-
ing an embroidered brassiere top.
was ruled off a television broad
cast. But the dress has been
bought by a number of American
women. by Leonora Corbett, the
British actress. and by a New
York manufacturer. who plans to
turn it out in quantity.
Nine. Schiaparelli frankly con-
cedes she is superstitious. Her
openings in Paris are always
scheduled on the 4th of the
month.
Nine. Schiaparelli feels no sin
gle area can claim the worlds
best dressed women on a per-
manent basis.
Evening star., 1949-10-04

Make yours bright, comfortable room in the Colonial
manner! Get mope settee with mope chairs thot boost
spring cushions in eoy topesty All plus lamp tobles
bridge lamp, junior lamp tobe lamp, coffee toble and
smoker. Only $40 Down!
Evening star., 1949-10-04

and other targets, across Sligo
Creek parkway, about $50 yards
from young Meyerle.
Sergt. Harding said that, pre-
sumaoly. one of their bullets
ricocheted and struck Louis. The
three youths said they did not
know anything about a bullet
being DETECTED.
The officer said the boys are
Ray Luckett, II, of 1922 Locust
Grove road: Jesse Stottlemyer,
jr.. Is, of 9315 Sudbury road, and
Evening star., 1949-10-04

Melvin Simmons. Is. of BOIL
Eastern avenue. all Silver Spring
Police, while describing the
shooting as accidental, said a re-
port would be turned over to
county juvenile authorities. No
other acJlon is planned. Sergt.
Harding said.
Evening star., 1949-10-04

Spring, suffered a head wound
when struck in the right temple
by 20 calibre bullet while seated
near the school yard.
Admitted to Emergency Hos
pital, he underwent an hour and
a-half operation. Attendants to-
day described his condition as
fairly good"
Sergt. Alton L. Harding of the
Montgomery County police, said
that at the time the youth was
hit, three other boys from the
school were shooting at tin cans
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Silver Spring Youth
Accidentally Shot al
School Lunch Hour

A 17-year-old senior at Mont
gomery Blair High School. Silver
Spring, was the victim of an &C
cidental shooting yesterday dur
ing his lunch hour.
The youth, Louis j. Meyerle, jr.,
II, of 612 Bennington drive, Silver
Evening star., 1949-10-04

~ 10
he ng
hemlines were
a rea c t i on
against the time
and a reaction
that could not
possibly set in
b e c a u S e long
S k ir is W ere
m a kin G life
| difficult she
said.
My hemlines
are Is inches
from the floor, p"
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Civic Group Calls Meeting

The Tara -Leeway Heights Civic
Association will lay plans for the
coming year at the first fall meet
ing at 8:15 pm. Wednesday at
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Six
teenth and 1nglewood streets. Ar
lington,
Evening star., 1949-10-04
By EIeni Sokes

One of Frances leading dress
designers, Nine. Elsa Schiaparelli,
says hemlines will be higher
again. because that's what nen
Evening star., 1949-07-07
HELP DOMESTIC (cont.)

G.H.W., mature; local refs for Sc.
apt, live out, Sundays on: pa
days 8 am. to pm. one evening
in. Reply own handwriting S25
wk. Box 137-M. Star. -
GIRL, colored. g:h;w., part time; time l to too
GIRL, energetic and experienced, to
do general house work and cooking;
live in: salary, 500 mo. GE. 1899,
MAID. coiored, for child care; 5
days; must have refs. and health
card. For NV. apt. $50 mo
MAID. Tive; i've in. s.h.w., fond of chill
dren. recent references. ia. OS62.
MAID, colored. age $3.50, for child
care and 2nd-floor cleaning; Some
laundry. Must have splendid refer
ences, health card. Live in; Other
PART ST TINE TINE MAID; s.h.w. Apply
WOMAN. white, daytime companion
to semi-invalid. Ink. and some
cooking for family of 3; to live in
preferred. WO 1870. 3
WOMAN. G.H.W., Bendix; fond of
children; live in or out, stay some
nights, GE. 1894. 10
woaAN sos psi0 over eookinf a to Eve chdrsn ln
adults; must have local ref. and
health card; S25 week. Call OR.
ExP2R. S1pi CARE CHILD, 3. g.h.w.,
resp. person; 5 days, 10-7:30, l
eve; rec. loc. refs. health card; sc.
sec. mr. Good Hope I'd. and Ala.
ave; AK; $3.50. -
and board. plus S15 wk. Apply at
STORE 4Q6 n st ne =
Evening star., 1949-07-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GENERAL HOUSE WORKER-Refer-
ence; 8 to 5, five days week. AT.
GIRL, colored, wishes place: good
cook; reliablei live in: refs. RE.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work or
steady work, Mon. through Fri.
GIRL, is. colored, wants Job as .
RrahsTx,na nothsTs nelBsE; gsEa to live In. &C Can
preferably in city. Phone Sterling
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants a
Place Pses, as m nese 14as
GIRL. colored, high school graduate,
desires rsforsna wors as maid Mf or 94s Child
days work. Phone No. S72I.
GIRL, colored, desires days work,
8 !, days T1 sk1s gk; experienced; 9 to s.
Gf AK, nsia 4da4. in beauty salon = sef'
GIRL, colored. desires work as store
maid. Call TW. 1884 between L
GIRL, experienced, colored wants
days work cleans good; ref Phone
GIRLS (2), colored, for days work,
the other as mothers helper. Phone
HIGH HG TscSaooL GRAD. wants Job as
mothers helper. AT. 6497..
HOUSEKEEPER, very good cook,
semi-invalid, motherless home or
single adult: excellent references.
Box 294-S, Star.
LADY, colored, desires housework Of
any kind. AID. 1913.
LAUNDREss AND CLEANER, expert.
enced, wishes days work; S5 and
carfare per day. AK. 1891.
WOMAN. colored, dependable. highest
reference, good cook; will care for
child for employed persons: knowl-
sa5Ss sa5Se of practical nursing Pc.
WOMAN. colored, exp. cook; live in.
TR. 3l02.
WOMAN wants e days morning work
or days 6 hrs0 Mon. through
Thursday; furnish refs. ODESSA B.
HARRIS, telephone Ii. 3-3466.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE with honor
journalism major, desires position in
radio. publicity or photography field.
Has had experience on small town
weekly newspaper Can operate q
Speed Graphic and process film. Will
start Immediately. Emerson 55sl.
GIRL. hish school graduate, desires
work as seamStress or general
housework. FIR. 1895 all day.
GIRL, colored. desires job in cafeteria
or mothers helper. Call AT. 7647. .
GIRL, colored, high school graduate,
desires job as charwoman, cleaning
in a public building or small guest
house; exper., reference. GE. 0530.
GIRL, colored, desires day work or
able; ref. AID. $500.
GIRL, .colored, wants elevator job
PSone PS6sss EM! s,ae ss4a. q any kind OF work
part or full time work after 5 pm.
Republic 1912, Ext. 305.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
part-time child care or baby sitting.
PRACTICAL NURSE, neat, reliable,
exp in convalescent maternity child
care and helpless patients. AT.
SECRETARY, matured, varied expert
ence, competent stenographer, de-
sires employment. Box 221-S, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT. ir. coll.
grad, temp, July 11-Aug. IL. oV.
1904 ewes.
TEACHER, colored, desires work in
Kindergarten or as child nurse.
Phone Hobart 1853
TEACHER, s yrs exper.: temp. work
type 35-40 w.p.m; consider speech
case, functional only. Box 273-s'
Star. 6"
Do YOU NEED vacation fill-in secre-
tary? Intelligent, personable young
lady. A. B. degree. thoroughly exper.
stenog., desires perm. or temp. pcs. :;
EXPERIENCED in group or party
sales work; some weeks full time,
others part time: white, reference
and auto Box 2S6-S Star So
Evening star., 1949-07-07
DOGS, PETS. ETC. (cont.l

CAT young and 2 kittens. | tom.
to good homes. Call after T. dU.
BOXER, s mos. old, male. fasn;
housebroken and curbed; Axe reg;
Sl50 AK. 1890. ID
KITTENS CD, 212 months old, house
broken: given free to good home.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. purebred., IS
mos; raised with children: females
cheap. Phone Vienna 2s-J-l
GIVE YOUR PET a vacatlon-Modern
air-cond. kennels, on 40 acres: indiv-
screened runs with plenty of shade;
ch. sired cocker pups for show: rea-
sonable. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. from
KENNELS, REGISTERED. IA. $500. 5Ss
BOXERS Beautiful pups, excel,
9Teeding; aI dSS5 priced reas. See them.
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA, pedigreed
stock Sl2 Rceder rd.. Silver Spring,
opposite HechtS -
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS Boarding.
bathing' rooming' Cocker spaniel
COCKER sPANIEL-Bl male. : nos. nos.
cid: Axe res; generations; bed.
sire, and dame on prem. sH 4a44.
PUPPY, male, part boxer and shep-
KITTENS t3J, free to good homes.
i 81. 9l54 =
! COLLIES-Rare opportunity to se-
/ cure tricolor collie dogs, father,
! mother and ) puppies; regiStere2
I Axe; will sacrifice. Phone RI
/ 1860. ss.
LOVEBIRDS, ! pr, cage. nesting hS
and fight case. $50 complete. OW.
I 1883 ~
COCKER, close-out sale. blends and
| blacks. S20S35. Axe lit reg JU.
/ 1,t767, 10 to b pm. SH. 1888
Evening star., 1949-07-07
PERSONAL tcont. J

VACANCY IN NURSING hOMA--24.
hour nursing care. Leensed By
eoInts snd State. sH g0Ao. g,,;s .nd
Wsssy Mas apd raae ss5 81 sP95is cAMe
BOX 2s2-x, Olney, Nd. Ashton 2491.
ALTERATIONS. Al! ladies' garments;
prompt md ttS eeens Go 'saylef; sssf open
FEEL BETTER after first treatment
or no fee. Men and women come
to be convinced. l firmly believe
can relieve suffering due to nervous
ness, exhaustion: ,baekache or mead
ache. sinus, colds or fip: .,naG Aching
Years experience. SH. 26S5.
LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER formerly
o. 9TH aye. N. ". claims nothing
too hard to handle. Expert fitting.
skilled workmanship: Custom made
to measure, restyling. alteratlons.
studio centrally located midteyn' S1a
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service;
So. Chambers has only the best of
Cadillac equipment. Phone CO..
UPHOLSTERY. slip covers, draperies;
expert workmanship, reasonably
priced; Free estimate furnished
WILL PAY WELL FOR SNAPSHOTS
showing family life during the period
I9OO-1949. II you have a fairly
complete record OF how family grew
up, got its first car, electric light.
radio, washing machine. etc, and
how members of family amused
themselves, we would like to borrow
your pictures long enough to make
copies. Pictures are sought for pos
sble publication and will be re-
turned to you unharmed. Do not
send pictures or albums now, write
to Box 379-S. Star. describing in
detail what you have. 10
DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN in
private licensed home; large fenced
yard EA o2h1 g
Evening star., 1949-07-07
TEELCRAFT WASHINGTON
CHRIS-CRAFT

Worlds LARGEST builders of motor
boats. New boats on display. 49,
ft. sportsman with folding top,
speeds to 35 m.ph.
See the 26-ft. de luxe inclosed
cruiser, sleeps 4. has toilet and
galley, 130 h.p., speeds to "A m. p h.
32 other models to select from, 10
to so #. Also used boats.
left Century runabout. speed to
35 m.p.h.
22-ft. sportsman, speed to "a m.p.h.
33-ft;: Wheeler sedan cruiser sleeps 4.
81 ft.x10.6x3 Bay built cruiser.
40-ft. Elco sedan cruiser, twin screw,
sleeps z, ship to shore radio tele-
phone, electric anchor winch. many
other extras. boat new 1947. just
refinished. ready to go, sell for half
price
33-ft. chris-Craft twin-screw inclosed
deckhouse cruiser, immaculate con-
dition, equivalent new in every re-
spect: can be bought at consider
able savings. For information on
above listed craft and others. visit
or telephone US.
RILEY & VAN FOSSAN, INC.
$50 Maine Ave. S.W. ST. 0326.
10
Evening star., 1949-07-07
ROOMS EURNIsHED-Northwess

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2O15 o st.-sgle.
rm.. nicely furn., front. nr. bath. lge.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 18th St, NV.
sglst also 9e, dble b;s,pnas 5m Rnnsn mod bath;
LARGE MASTER ROOM; near bus:
S14 per week; one person only. 3sl6
Military I'd. Chevy Chase. EN-. 2123.
1908 N. H. AVE. NV, mr.. Dupont
1896 sl'o 18th Sh' ST. N.w.-Nice first Il.
dbl. rm,, $3.50: share Tm; for
1sst ss QUE ST. ST. NV. NV sThe ni Kennert."
IS. IS. rm., s s1o-sii 81 80 wk. iSo "H. 10 %
1885 N. H. AVE. NV. THE Pans-
gsn1an n ~ wv SCI rms rms ssas1a s26 mo- ho and WN
1855 EUCLID sT.-For ladies'; large
sgle. or dble. rm., adj. bath; $50
per mo. sgle.; S45 dble; also base
ment rm. CO. 1857. --13
100 N. H. AVE. N.W.-single rm.,
large front rm;. double closets, next
to shower bath. SIS per wk. DE.
sfNGiE eI. ROOM, pleasant surrounds
ings; private Jewish home, conven-
lent 14th and 10th st. transporta-
tion. RA. 5391. 10
GUEST HOUSE, newly decorated: ex-
cellent downtown location; single or
double rooms now available; reason
able rates by week or month. Call
for appointment, Elk. 9640; eve
nines. WO. 66S4. THE GOVERNOR,
/ 72S N ST. N.W-A nice large room.
lots of closet space, semipvt. bath;
l or 2 people. ST. 4096. -13
1889 18th ST. N.W.-Clean, Ink.
rm.; gentleman only; $50 mo.
Continued on Eext PACED
Evening star., 1949-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TELEvISION; popular brand reduced
large So SO, in. with FIN. formerly
1929; 95. our price, $4,000; Ad-
miIal TV with AM and FM
duced to 500 'S5; Ia large e 81 s., SO 50. in.
TV while they last SlsS .ss. all brand
new merchandise with factory guar-
antees and many other famous
makes al reduced prices. E-Z Terms.
ALPERsIEIN'S, 1920 7th st, NV,
TELEyIsloN SETS up to 4oes of
years models slashed Many floor
home demonstration Easy terms
PslAsfTE xT 1870. $50 1911 Nichols ave
TIRES, factory recond,. all sizes,
S3.45 ca; s mos. guar; used truck
tires, S6.95. Open weekdays and
Sun. til! 5 pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
TYRh%kirER ssa mnnS s9isessT sn S.
vACUUM ;1aSGi n e CLEANER for oil burner;
GE heavy duty, used, $50. RA. 1902.
VACUUM CLEANER, Singer, recon-
ditioned, $3o.95; cost 500 95 new,
strats. SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE CO.. 342l Conn. ave. EN-.
VACUUM CLEANERS, all perfect
close out ridiculously low prices
while they last: Electrolux. -S19. .95;
others. 1872 Lee hwy, CHI. 49l4
vICTRoLA, good cabinet. for sale
Can be seen evenings. HO. 6453.
WASHER, Easy spin dry, $40; secre-
!aEy 5os4 modern sc pb deisn As s4 cH s4 sGGd cond
WASHER, Primer, spindry, completely
reconditioned; $40 OW 3707 =
WASHING MACHINE, auto. Westine-
house, almost new. Call Wo. 6639
wAsH1NG a,ss1 Z pm, MACHINE, automatic y
man. S135. RA. 1902. 5
WASHING MACHINES. 4o% disc. on
all floor models: last years models
till o. ROYAL APPLIANCE Co,
.In 19Il Nich9IS shds aye aye Sc; en AT; 1000
ths nate tsoothRs tsTms nsS JOHN s'ea aS sfss
Wafer AiTE HEATERs..' n, new p Govt. sur
plus; oil-fred; S2s.50, BLOCKS
INC, 3056 NJ st. NV, NO. 1903.
WATER as m.kss ss4ms nsS JOIN s'sa g. WEE
sTER. 627 St. nv. ST 800
WRIST WATCH, Rolex gold oyster
perpetuaD matching band, S11O,
Call HU. 764s bet 81 pm. g
IF YOU APPRECIATE and want fine
furniture, If you are interested in
Modern Classic bedroom, Regency
dining room, French and Sheraton
living room and foyer, English den,
wall-to-wall carpets, gorgeous drapes,
Chickering Spinet piano, Phllco tele-
vision and Bendix tabletop washing
machine, at very reasonable prices
quality considered-then you will
hasten to make an appointment to
see one of the most beautiful set
tings in the Westchester Apts., priced
low for immediate sale. EN-. 2974,
you CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
several door sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee; also student-size pianos
from $295 up; liberal terms. LU-
BAR, INC. 1900 6 ct. NV. MA.
LGE. AND SMALL BULLDoZERs now
available; also overhead leaders.
Call HI 1888. =
I-S1.1OO oil burning. hot-water boil
er oil-burner 80 81. water tank with
all controls for summer and winter
hook-up. Good as new. Tu. O200.
Evening star., 1949-07-07
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WIkEhAlkED PUPPY, thoroughbred;
must sell; very reasonable. RA
Sensz ceiossd; e!: !Rassya; st Axe Ike reg reg
GE. 1884. 1922 No; Capitol st. ,-9
DOGS AND PUPPIES-Dalmat attain,
collie. fox terrier. wirehair. spaniel,
Eng. setter, beagle, spitz, retriever
kittens, housebroken; to suburban
area or people having fenced yards
81. 6709 after pm.
LOVELY WHITE SPITZ, male, 6 mos
old, needs a new home. 81. 67O9
HOME WITH ADULTS for white male
Angora cat, 10 mos. old 81. 51s3,
until 4; ewes. WI. 1884.
TOY MANCHESTER TERRIERS,
male, Axe reg; perfect markings;
10 wks. old; $40 each. UN. 1911.
wANTED-HoME for 2 kittens
"Fluff'' and Boots; house broken
and well hammered. WI. 1880. IS
CHICHUAHUA PUPPIES for sale. ex-
ira fine, pedigreed. 1887 N. Capt.
COCKER sPANIELS, clearance sale
Priced for quick sale. Stockdale and
My Own Brucie bloodlines, Cham
pions at stud. Rockville 2644. "a
PEIs-canaries. males males beautiful
variegated. 81 tiirard st. ne. 10
Evening star., 1949-07-07
FARM AND GARDEN

ROTOTILLERS-Spring cleanup sale.
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
ques 4-wheel tractor and plow,
$535. See US for parts or service.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., CH. 1000.
5000 Lee hwy. Arlington. Va.
TOP SOIL, I'LL dirt. road gravel.
manure and blue stone. SH. o11O
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT. used
l year: pickup bailer; "a price.
Sacrifice by July 10. OWNER, FA.
FLAGSTONE walks. terraces. fire.
places, rock gardens. fish pond. re
tanning walls. pipe drainage. All
kinds Of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO. Route g. Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville
ROToTiLLER, plowing. moving,
grading. leveling, landscaping, top
soil, manure; odd jobs by college
students. FA. 7721 81
ER-InternationaL It'd. Q
Bucyrus hydraulic blade, guaranteed
Al condition; $3.50. H. B. HUMID
LEY, 3446 14th st. NV, TU. 500,
or West River 1855. is
BOYLE TREE SURGERY. for tree
removals, spraying, trimming. Sligo
1918 or RA. 1919 after 6 pm. 30