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Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

there.
Daddy and Mommv were there,
TOO. But Gail didn't know them at
first They were dolled up as
clowns As a final touch OF real
ism Garland PLAYED recordings
made at a genuine circus.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

a wind Of only 10 miles an hour
at a temperature Of 40 degrees be-
low zero, Fahrenheit, can freeze
exposed tissue in one minute.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
IT'S so WAYS new FOR so

From its stylish hood its shoe-moUned rear
bumper the so Ford packed with qUoy Cdvoncemenfs
Drive in comfort foam rubber cushioned sect listen
to the SILENT door locks hear how gets out Of
the silent, soUnd-eondifoned "Lifegvurd" Body.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
Eitchforks

Never threw a pitchfork or leave
it.where someone may jump or fan
on it.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02
IT'S THE ONE ZINE CAR in THE LoW-PRIcE FIELD

Only Ford in the opHee field offers you Vs engne-fhe
type engine find in Americas eostesf eorsl It's 100 hP
engine that delivers go at touch Yet IFS quiet whispers qUu
The IS hp Six too is smooth, quiet package Of power surprises
One ride will convince Yoy-nothing but so Ford will dol
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-02

Fort MeIienr5s Flag
Carclae PicKersgill. made the
aag tsat flew from Fort McHenrv
during tie war Of 1872.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
County Scholars
Rank Well in Ohio

Three Union County students
received ranking among the top
10 scholars in Ohio, regardless of
school classification, in the pre-
liminary district-state scholar
ship tests taken at Westerville
several weeks ago. According to
DR.. Clyde Hissong, State Director
of Education, almost $4,000 stu
dents from 900 high schools took
these tests.
Darrell Eugene Fleischman, of
Redwood, received seventh place
in the state, regardless of classi-
fication, in the general science
tests. He made a score of 125 out
of possible l46.
Ann Elizabeth Blumenschein,
of Chuckery-Darby, made fifth
in the state in English 10 with a
score of 1873 out of a possible $50.
Richard Seitz, of Union Local
High School, was fourth in the
state in the senior social studies
(Civics) test. His score was 112
out of a possible 1873.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Rohr Co. Buys
Delaware Store

Announcement was made to-
day of the purchase of the Grif-
fifth g. Owen Furniture Store,
Delaware, by Rohr Furniture
Company of this city.
The Griffith & Owen store is
one of the leading home furnish
ings stores in this section of the
state; being established more than
81 years ago by Ray Griffith and
Charles Owen, both of Delaware,
who are retiring from business.
Rohr Furniture Co., who have
operated their store here since
1887, is a partnership owned by
Henry j. Rohr and his two sons,
Jerry and Russ Rohr.
Mr.. Rohr stated today that
operation of the Delaware store
will begin at once and that the
store will be known. as the Rohr
Furniture Co. The firm will op-
crate both stores and continue to
carry a complete line of home
furnishings, rugs, carpets, and
floor coverings.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
10 Schools Entering
Final Week of Activity
C0mmenCementS,
Class Sermons
Are Scheduled
Activities for 10
County High Schools
To Wind Up May 27

Commencement exercises for
the 10 Union County high schools
began on Tuesday this week and
will continue through to May q
when the last one is scheduled.
Raymond Highs commence
ment exercises were held on May
II with the Rev Harvey Hahn
as speaker.
Two schools, Union and Wash
ington, will hold their commence
ment exercises on May 20 at p
m. Albert H. Crombie will be the
speaker at Washington while E.
c, Holt, Supt of schools in Spring
field will be the speaker at Union.
Darby, and Magnetic will hold
theirs on May "a with Darby and
Magnetic's program beginning at
BIS and New Cally's at 8 o'clock.
Joseph A. Park of Ohio State
will be the speaker at Darby and
DIR. Harold Lyburn Davis will
give the address at Cally. Clyde
Moore from the Ohio State
Journal will speak at Magnetic.
York and Watkins will hold
their commencement programs
on May 25 at p. m. with R. M.
Eyeman as the speaker at Wat
kins and f. j. Arnold as the
speaker at York Local.
Broadway will be the last
of the ten schools to hold their
program This will be on May q
at 8 p. m. with Boss Johnson, of
radio fame, as the speaker.
Class sermons of three of the
Schools, Union, Raymond, and
Washington, were held last Sun
day.
The remaining seven will be
held this coming Sunday, May
%. Magnetic's senior class sermon
will be held at p m. with Rev.
Hiram B. Holdridge as the speak
er.
Darby's class sermon will be at
8:15 with Rev. Hugh Liggett as
the speaker.
Rev. Calvin Zimmer will be the
speaker at Watkins at p. m.
Sunday.
Redwood and Cally will both
hold theirs on that same date
at 8 p. m with Rev. John S.
Vance being the speaker at Cally.
Rev. George Herd will be the
speaker at the Broadway class
sermon at p. m. Sunday.
The class sermon for the York
Local seniors will also be held
at 8 p. m. Sunday with Rev.
Francis J. McCracken as the
speaker.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Class Sermon for Marysville Seniors
Sunday; Starts Final Week Activities

, Rev. George Snyder, pastor of
the First Congregational Church.
The Psalter selection, The First
Psalm, will be led by the Rev.
Karl B. Alexander, of the First
Methodist Church, while the
Scripture reading will be by the
Rev. E. j. Goedeking of Trinity
Lutheran Church. The Rev.
George Dittmar, of the First En-
glish Lutheran Church, will offer
the prayer for the Class.
The school choir, under direc-
ton of Donald Euverard, will
sing, accompanied by Miss Joyce
Foster.
Other activities for the Class
next week will include:
Senior breakfast, 8 a. m. Tues
day.
Commencement exercises, p.
m. Thursday in the school audi
torium.
Alumni reception for the grad
yates, 9 p. m. Friday in the school
gymnasium.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Softball Plans Completed, Opening
Games Set for Memorial Day Here

Plans for opening of the Ma
rysville Softball League on Deco
ration Day were completed at a
meeting of the Loops officers and
directors, with team managers,
Tuesday evening. Games on the
first night will be:
High School VS.. NestleS.
National Guard VS.. Scots.
On June 2, Fred's Shell will
play Western Auto to complete
the first week of League play
There will also be another game
that evening, but it may not be
an "all-star" game because il
may not be possible to organize
them that first week.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Marysville Track Team Takes 1871
361z Decision from Gahanna, Monday

Following is list of the events
in the meet Monday.
L2O-high hurdles-McCracke (W,
lsts Clodfelter CG), 2nd; Gibson CM),
3rd. Time. 20.3 sec.
lOO-yard dash-PatterSon (M),
list; Hoffman (M), End; Porter CM),
3rd Time l0.S sec.
Mile run--Rogers (M), LIST; Sprage
60, End. Time: SAB.
SS0-yard relay-Marysyille CBoyd'
Gibson, Porter, and HID. Time:
1:43.
44O-yard run-Patterson CM). 1st;
Emig (G), End; Cook (M) Srd. Time:
59.1 sec.
22O-yard low hurdles-HiH CM,
LIST; Blake CG), 2nd; Boyd (M), Srd.
Time: 80 sec.
8SO-yard run-Sager 60 1st;
Rogers CM) End; Hendricks CM)
3rd Time: 2;31
22O-yard dash-Patterson (M) 1st;
Hill (M) End; Scheider, (G), srd.
Time: 24.4 sec.
Mile relay-Gahanna Time: 4:21.7.
Pole yault-Deffenbaugh (G), lst;
McCracken (M). 2nd. Height; 10 #
man CAI) and Price (G), tie for sec
ond. Height: IT. in.
Broad jump-Hoffman (M) 1st;
Patterson (M) End; Sandusky (G)
and Boyd (M), tie for third. Dis
tance: 19 II. in.
Shot put-Ortan (G), 1st; Chand-
ler (M). End; Grimes (M), 3rd. Dis
tance: 40 II. Sh in.
Discus throw-Hoffman (Afo, 1st;
Chandler (M), End; Johnson (G),
Srd. Distance: I13 #.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Marysville Highs track team
downd Gahanna Lincoln 79 u to
36 " Monday in their final meet
prior to the district track meet
Saturday.
Gahanna took four firsts, five
seconds, and two thirds. The Mon
archs made a clean sweep in the
100 yard dash with Patterson,
Hoffman, and Porter finishing in
that order.
Bob Patterson remained unde-
feated in the 100, the 220, and the
440 as he took all three. He also
tied for second in the broad
jump for a total of II points,
Almost all of Marysville's
times and distances were much
slower in this meet than they
were in the Worthington meet
last Wednesday.
Worthington is still the favor
ite to take the meet as they are
rated one of the strongest track
squads in this area. They hold a
triangular meet victory over
Marysville and Redwood to back
UP this clsiyn.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Marysville Quits Mid State League.
Charter Member Of New Circuit

for the past two years to get this
new League set up" Mr.. Kings
more said. "The Mid-State League
is moving more and more to the
northern part of the state, and
some schools, such as Carey and
Ada, are out of our territory"
Schools About Same Size
All six schools in the neW lea
que are of about the same size,
with Westerville and billiards
being the largest. Both are Class
"a" schools, but just barely over
the dividing line between "a" and
"B". The other four schools are
Glass "B", with Marysville prob
ably the smallest of the lot, al
though not by much.
Final organization of the Lea
que was completed just this
week. Mr.. Patterson, principal of
billiards high school, is president;
Walt Heischman, Worthington's
popular coach, is vice president;
and Mr.. Davidson, athletic direct
or of Westerville, is secretary
treasurer.
While it will be necessary to re-
schedule several games which
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Piqud Mans Charged
On ObscenitY Count

Earl M. Davis, of Piqua has
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
possession of lewd literature. He
was indicted on this charge by
the Union County Grand Jury at
its meeting on May 9.
The date set for his trial has
been set for June l6 according
to Prosecuting Attorney Luther
L. Liggett. He was placed under
$3.50 bond and is out on bail at
the present time. Mr.. Davis is
not resident of Redwood as
was previously stated in the
Journal.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Marysville High School will be
playing in a new athletic league
after next year, II was revealed
today by Athletic Director G. L.
Kingsmore. Other schools in the
League will be Westerville,
w ort hin gton, L o ndo n, G rove
City and billiards.
Because schedules are already
drawn up for next year, the new
League cannot get started until
the 1850 football season. Marys-
vile will continue to participate
in the Mid-State League during
the l949-'50 school year.
efforts have been under way
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

sang in the church choir, and
Mrs. Diem quite often had solo
parts.
Many designations in Past
There have been many times
in past years when as much as
one-fourth of the teaching staff
has resigned during a summer,
even in pre-war days.
Several times, l have had to
spend practically my entire sum-
mer trying to find teachers"
Supt. Carr added. "And often
there have been times when was
doubtful that we would have a
Continued on Page q. col ID
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Jackson to Promote
ii Eighth Graders;
DR.. Skinner to Speak

A class of IL pupils will re-
ceive their eighth grade promo
ton certificates at Jackson Local
School at p. m. May "a.
DR.. B. o. Skinner, of near Wat
kins, will be the speaker. He is
former state director of educa-
ton. There will be special music
for the program. Members of the
class are:
John Francis Polling, 13; Ivan
Leroy Chandler, ID; Donald F.
Colegrove, 13; Robert l.. Green
wood, 13; Glenna Mae Hendrick-
son, IA; Vernon Dwight Lane, ID;
William Dean McCombS, 13;
Carolyn Eileen Mosher, ,13; Dale
Eugene Rush, 13; Roger M.
Traves, 13; Sarah Ann Vance, 13.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Knock on Wood

Supt. H. w. Carr of the Marys-
Vile Schools is keeping his fin
gers crossed, but -.
The way things stand now,
there will be only one change IN
the Marysville teaching staff for
next year, and that one vacancy
is already in the process of being
filled.
ut seems like a miracle" is
the way Supt Carr puts it.
Vacancy in Home Ec
The one vacancy in the Marys-
vile schools this year is in the
home economics department,
year in and year out the hardest
post of all to keep filled. I'VE
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Only One Marysville Teacher to Leave

have had 10 home &c teachers in
the past nine years." Mr.. Carr
said.
The vacancy this time is caused
by the resignation of Mrs. Hugh
Diem, whose husband will finish
his graduate work at Ohio State
University next fall After that,
the Diems will move to Cleveland
and she would be unable to
teach more than the first semester
next year, anyhow.
Her loss will not only be felt
in the schools, where Mrs. Diem
has been an excellent teacher,
but in the Presbyterian Church as
well. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Diem
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Truck Hits School
Bus: Children Unhurt

No one was injured Thursday
morning when a milk truck,
driven by Francis Polling, Marys-
vile Rt. 5, collided with Lees
burg Magnetic School bus driven
by Charles E. Cunningham, 40,
Leesburg Township.
Right front fender and bumper
of the. Chevrolet school bus were
damaged and the left front fend-
er of the 1916 Ford milk truck
was also damaged. The truck was
hauling milk for the Gold Seal
Dairy.
Sheriff Walter Galloway in
vestigated the accident, which
occurred on a side road off the
Broadway-Pharisburg rd.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Liberty Grange

Liberty Grange No. 2281 will
meet in regular session Tuesday
May "a. At that time the chiffon
cake contest and a cake walk
will be held. Any one not enter
ing the contest will bring a cake
for refreshments. Everyone is
asked also to bring a fruit salad.
Any cakes left over from the re-
freshments will be used in the
cake walk. Proceeds are to be
used for the student loan fund.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Class sermon program for the
Marysville High School class of
1949 will be held in the Senior
High auditorium Sunday evening,
beginning the last week for the
So boys and girls who comprise
the class.
The exercises will begin at 8
p. m, with the Rev. Rodger B.
Sillars of the First Presbyterian
Church, delivering the Class
sermon. His text will be GO thy
way, and as thou hast believed,
so be it done unto thee" Mat
thew 8:13.
Presiding minister will be the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Photos by smitty's Studio

In order to make certain there
will be no pickup" teams
playing as happened so often
last season, the directors ruled
that any team which does not
have its complete lineup at the
ball park on time will forfeit the
game to its opponent.
1t was also ruled by the dir
ectors that any player asked to
be on the "all-star" team must
play, or he will be dropped from
the League entirely.
In this way, the spectators will
be assured of seeing all games as
scheduled and that the best pos
sible players will be on hand to
participate.
Many Improvements Set
For the All-Star games 1T is
planned to book the best out-of-
town teams it is possible to sche-
dule. Admission to all games will
be 25 cents per evening, with
children under IL free when aC-
companied by parents.
Numerous improvements are
being made on the diamond, in
Guiding 8-foot screens in front OF
the bleachers for the protection OF
spectators. 1t is also planned tc
have automobiles parked inside
the enclosure this year, along
the fences and behind the bleach
orc
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Fish Fry Date Set

Police and F'iremen's benefit
fish fry will be held at the Legion
Memorial Building on June II
Tickets may be purchased from
any of the. police or firemen in
Marysville, with Rus Huffman
and Harold Hyland at the City
Building handling the sales.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Wants Victrola Records

Requests for used VlctroIa re-
cords, to be sent to the veterans
hospital in Chillicothe, is being
made by the Union County chapt-
er, American Red Cross. The
need is for approximately so re-
cords. .
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

{ ana are based on outstanding
scholarship, athletics, leadership
and extra curricular activities.
Dayton also received the ath-
letic medal, given to the senior
each year who is considered to
have been the outstanding ath-
lete in his class. The presentation
was made by Athletic Director
G.. L. Kingsmore.
The scholarship medal, present
ed annually to the senior having
the best record in scholarship
throughout the school career,
went to Miss Kingsmore. 1t was
presented by Miss Ferne Mills,
Senior high principal.
Other medals and awards CIV
en- Wednesday were:
Other Medals
Special activities-Sally ASman,
Tom Baldwin, Dorothy Coleman,
Suzanne Coleman, John Dayton,
Anne Kingsmore, William Nc
Carthy, William Palmer, Ken
meth Scheiderer and Gayle Will
liamS.
Cheer leaders-Sally Asman
and Clara McCracken.
Drum Major-James Squirting.
Public speaking and debating
Dorothy Coleman, Robert Con-
rad, Anne Kingsmore, Gayle Will
liams and Dick Bigler,
Art-Dorothy Coleman.
Commercial work-Mary Jew
ell.
Football-Harold Hill; basket
ball-John Dayton; track-Har-
old Hill.
Key-Anne KingSmore, editor;
Gayle Williams, business mana
ger; Sue Knoderer, typist; Doro-
tiny Coleman, art; John Dayton,
sports; Evelyn Woodburn, Suz-
anne Coleman, Marjorie Brown
and Sally Asman, assistants.
1t was also announced during
the ceremony that Miss Mary
Sawyer has been selected by the
Legion Auxiliary to represent the
local unit at the Buckeye Girls
State next month.
Activity certificates were pre-
Sented as follows:
Chorus
Girls Sally Asman, Rose
mary Avery, Marjorie Brown,
Martha Butler, Dorothy Cole
man, S;uzanne Coleman, Jean
Daily, Nancy Graves, Pat Hut
son, Mary Jewell, Betty Joe
Kaufman, Anne Kingsmore, Sus-
an Knoderer, Clara McCracken,
Kathryn Pinyard, jeanette
Rausch, Marjorie Rausch, Wanda
Tillman, Evelyn Woodburn,
Gayle Williams.
Jayne Andrews, May Ballard,
Jean Conrad, Peggy Dow, Bet
ty Graves, Mary Ellen Haggard,
Janet Hardman, Verla Hartshorn,
Nancy Hudson, Wilma Jewell,
Dolores Moder, Mary Sawyer,
Villa Schalip, Alma Lou Smith,
Nancy Spain, Connie Wall, Eliz-
abeth Weidman, JoAnn Woerlein,
Nancy Warrington.
Mary Lou Belville, Joyce Don
ahoe, Ruth Ellinger, Janice En-
inert, Nancy Harshbarger, Laura
Lee Kimmins, Nancy Kirby, Nan
cy Mclaughlin, Pauline Mum
mey, Alfredo Nicol, Rebecca o.
Brien, Joan Paver, Mary Pfarr,
Marilyn Reed, Shirley Ryan,
Shirley Sewell, Patsy Shoemaker,
Marilyn Thompson, Mona Lou
Tillman, Mary Beth Turner,
Virginia Weaver.
Continued on Page 2. Col. y
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19
Recognition Day Ceremony Wednesday;
Medals, Certificates Presented to Pupils

Recognition for their achievements during past year
given Marysve Junior and Senior High the
recognition Day held Wednesday the audi
torium
Altogether something like 1000 medals other
awards were presented in the impressive ceremonial
John Dayton and Miss Anne Kngsmore the
medals of all The
medals behalf Legion by Ewood Sawyer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Commencement exercises for
the 10 Union County high schools
began on Tuesday this week and
will continue through to May q
when the last one is scheduled.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-19

Continued on Page 2. Col. %
Evening star., 1949-03-14
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started,
kept part time; tax returns: rea-
sonable. OR. 2o74.
CHAUFFEUR. white. formerly with
cabinet member. desires part-time
driving evenings. Sat. and SUM-; ex-
cellent references: own uniform;
Govt. employe. NICHOLS. ST. 95s7.
GUARD, wATcHMAN or houseman
iSe1udsRs VIZ s5o4. general work. age is. 20
MAN. eolored. wants work of any
kin kind; has .sSS dryers permit k1oVs z.
MAN wishes janitor Job. Call TIA.
PaINTER-Good work, free estimates;
sUPERfNTENDENT = Building supt.,
white, 25 years experience, mainte-
nance expert, available. Box 45-C,
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants inlmcd
LMBf11oTs VET. s., white, assts.
degree, some bkpg. credit. office
exper., desires position leading to
responsibility and future in expand
ing organization. CO. 1894; Ia
EX-GI. white, age SO. with bookkeep-
ing and general office work back
Ground. either inside or outside work,
no objection. desires position: good
references; all replies confidential.
Box 61-C, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1949-03-14

VACANCY for elderly people; $50 mo.
home BOX ALA. Star IL
DAMAGED CLOTHING = Night OF
day. can BLUE JAY, "weavers Of
Go T9th ssss as9ase' We CALL we deliver
TEACHER will give boarding care te
boy over 3 in licensed home. UN
TowN AND COUNTRY SCHOOL
nursery through sixth grade; trans n.nI
INCOME INCOME TAX Returns explained
for nominal sum by a former reve-
nue. employe. ME 1884. 15'
GRADUATE NURSE, mother, will
care for child (girl. "a in modern
country home. Gaithersburs 5so-
VACANCY, rest home, warm cheerful
to bath. Delicious meals. Nurse,
tray service. Silver Spring $3.50.
FORMER CABINET CHAUFFEUR,
erences; own uniform; Govt en-
ploye Call NICHOLS. ST. 95s7. IA
PIANO PUPILS. beginners or ad-
vanced; adults desirable: Jazz or
CLASSICAL. RATE, ~. Nj. NO L. IL "
ANY ONE CAN SEW, put 1t takes
years TO be skilled in correct fitting,
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker. formerly
of 5th ave. N " finds nothing
too hard to handle. Custom made.
restylins, alterations. Centrally To-
Gated at 1ll0 F st. NV. Room 20.
Telephone Elk 1903
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME--c4. 4.
hour nursing care. Licensed BY
county and state SH f040.
PIANO TUNING. So; all repairs, re-
building, etc, reas. Free estimate,
VICTOR GEORGE. ov 1927 ewes, =.
VACANCY for elderly or seni-invalid
person, nice room for gentleman. SH.
CARDS HD ADDRESSED. direct mail ad-
vertising. Can furnish lists, etc
PIANO TUNING, prompt service. S5.
Call WI 51S2 after pm. IA
WILL the two service men who wit
messed the accident at a local nos
pital on November Is, 194s. when !
fell and broke leg please call MRS.
IRA R. TW1GG. II. 4045. -
Hall, North Beach. Maryland. at 8
pm, March 10. l949. for the appll-,
cation Of bituminous material and
surface treatment of streets. Specl-
fcations may be obtained from LO-
RENA P. WARD. Town Clerk. North
paocb Nd
Evening star., 1949-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR BUILDING
Hechingers have the largest selection
of new and used building materials
in the city; used brick $16.50 per
M; used lumber. S25 per M and UP.
HECHtNGER CO.. stores. Phone
orders. Atlantic 400.
ACCESSORIES. BUILDING-"Every-
thing from A to e." Cedar, fir; To-
Gust, pine fence posts. fir pickets,
combination doors, plywood panel
ing: metal door bucks; window blinds.
FUCKER LUMBER, 1920 Wilson
blvd, mr. Key Bridge. CHI. O660;
ACCORDION, Lamar, 100 bass, ex-
cellent condition Phone Overlook
1929 Sunday 4 to Z. night $50 to
ACCORDION, Paolo soprani. made in
Italy. cost S795. practically new.
Accept reasonable offer. no. 50l7.
AcCoRpIoNs. 12o bass, made to the
exacting specifications of Excelsior;
compare with accordions at double
the price: light in weight: $3.50;
conv. terms. KITS MUSIC CO.,
1880 G st. NV. ID
ADDING MACHINES, hand d-operated,
desk model. S29.50;, Burroughs.
hand. S57, 80; Victor. electric, $40.
Glebe 90s1. -15
ADDING MACHINES, hand and elec.
tric. for rent; $3.50 per mo. and
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