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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE l947 stake truck; 1ia-ton ca
honest value. 81 ,695; very low mile
as. like new. ARCADE PONTIAC
Co, Washington's Largest Pontiac
pealer' 1437 Irving ST. NV. ,AD.
sodx; sooa e firs5i s. boy; meehanissils
pickSp helper sDrinss a1s istS sepy san tires;
1000 miles; 5-speed transmission;
s1,295; private owner. sH. 94o4.
poDGE G,1'oI lso.on sssos sI sake excellent con on
CHEVROLET, new 1a4s. e-ton, i'll
inch .wheelbase. 75Ox2O s-ply
1iros front and dual rear, and
Anhons stahs hydrs1c soqE eaHDpsd fs esle Tifh ft
Perfect for loading and unloading
-ouilding materials or any other
heavy material Substantial reduction
In price and new-truck guarantee.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES, !4th
DODGE 1a41 1-ton panel; good tires
very good condition; will sell cheap
sSM $40 or sa6 best ofter. S. LhcHM4AN q
VI VT ssSs. SSSi Blair Fo'' IA o44s 4 or
DODGE is41 1-ton panel pickup;
best ofIer; Can be seen FRENCH
f9pFs3 BE- ss9os ooETtcE ETt Ess s7o4 18th St 5 nv"
CHEVROLET. 1912 chassis: good con-
sGn cal an sI 1vps5 $500 dEaI Ea5 s5 Shef5s bs
rto,nssn and 5. except Sun, -2n
rRAaoEE ishsy u'sf MoroRs Stae
30lo R. I. ave. ne, DE. $500. 20
?! 1erfsss ! !. cond: Ii. siza, l51ss Il. III H
CHEvRoLET 1s47 green sedan-deliv-
cry. heater and defroster: good buy
al S1,lS5, Call MA. 3536 on Mon.
CHEVROLET 2-ton Losdmaster; new;
many extras: will sell reas. or trade
f9T late-model car. MR.. RAMEY,
FORD 1859 panel: recently recon
MiTcHE1is Motors, s.l'TS nc, 81; ssaaa
sss9 sss9nd hx st .,6sw. nv. "t CONSTITUTION
GMc 1911 Metro valk-in panel; bar
sssin sssin for e9ick sale; $3.50 or best
Dodge 1910 '.-ton panel, s935;
1915 1915 TefsT een. new sy. paint mt ana H. 0'S!f 5t55
FORD 81 stake BODY. 2-ton: new
PeseF Ser .uss r.. Fs1sasa sss6 Rss5t' rR e.
GMc 1910 a-ton dump truck; .sood
Ssesntiy oveIhaaied viii sell for
eHEvRoLET 1916 sedan delivery: in
excellent condition. ladder racks
included; price. sse5. OIL. 4ao5;
TR,oToR 1873 FIST: air brakes,
tDos 5Pe MI oTser nssssT irTen TeaoFhsf csl sna Mr
Barton: BRocKWAY MOTORS, INC.
TRACTOR 1a45 LIT; air brakes.
completely overhauled. excel. cond.
rsss csi Mr. refssT Barton ahf BRocRWhY eSessas
FIbERAI TRACTOR i34 i34s 45-M-2
and 24-ft. van trailer: low mileage.
excel. cond.' heater and roadlights.
very reas; Cal Mr: Barton. BROCK
DIAMOND T. TRACTOR 1s45 Model
ga ,;-spsed rear, II excel cond.
ToRs. eSE Mf 1Nc, ssf'G9; uN SsSSA"A1 ssSo 49a no
foHD 194o stake truck; $500 or best
studsoaker 1a47 panel truck; 5000
of,er. Call MRS. AUGUSTINE. Ex.
1916 2-Ton Chevrolet
van truck; 12-tt. bodv; 5000
1916 l - Ton Chevrolet
stake truck; EFT body; $50.
Al cond. low mileage; must maxi
room for new trucks: best buys ever
offered IN Wash. Can be seen a
1912 L St. NV. rs
TRUCK VALUES
Chevrolet 1910 h-ton panel. s125
GMC 1910 lia-ton. csc. S295.
Ford 194s is-ton, CSC LWB. $3.50.
Mack 1a41 2-ton c&C LWB.. S496.
GMC 1945 2h-ton ACR-523 tractor,
GMC 1913 la-ton pickup, $3.50.
International 1945 1-ton pickup
with canpoy- top, S795.
Dodge 1912 1-ton panel, excel,
GMC 1871 a-ton panel. S3e5.
GMC 1947 11a-ton stake, Al eond..
S1.075.
GMC Truck & Coats Div.
NJ NFE 0SnE -0A
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STATION WAGONS

CHEVROLET 1948; a real bargain,
several months old, only 100
DE. O057 or MI. 95&5. -2l
MERCURY 194l: sacrifice; completely
overhauied. excel cond. Must sell
today; $3.50 down, about $40 per wk.
Private owner. Gil. 421S. -21
CHEVROLET 1912 suburban carry
CHEVROLET 194S suburban carry ALL
very low mileage. like new: ST. .695
or best offer under. OIL. 1905. -23
CHEVROLET 1912 station wagon;
new rubber. very good wood; S595.
OIL. 1905. -23
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CHEVROLET AZ Fleetline 4-dr.; 2.
tone fin.. r. h.. excel. cond., $l,595;
carries a CherneriZed guar.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
III Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000
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STUDEBAKER AZ Champ. 2-dr. sed.
heater; very good cond; 81 ,59b;
carries a Chernerized guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
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h.. driven only 5000 miles, black
top. pepper red; S2,495; carries
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building.

SALE OF yAtTAgILE
3NE-sIS09RI,YI, ROY FRAMEs PE EAlaIsvs pWEifh5 1if5
TAhBERT TERRAcjE ss4aejn Ssed N tsnst
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1870,
Folio 554 ct seq, of the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party party t1Sstess sssIrsd
viii sell, at public auction within
Room 455, Southern Building. FL
teenth and H Streets NV. on TUES.
DAY; THE gIa TWENTY.a1NTTE TY1S TT j5NA. PAy
thirty III NYfVe,S O'clock PM the e follow
stuats IN the eha pisarics Of coumSss
and DESIGNATED as and being part
of lot numbered forty-11ve t4ol IN
dred and sixty-nine (5s69) In the
Heishts, made BY the Dexter Real
ty Co: Inc, as per plat RECORDED IN
the Once Of cdImba the surveyor in ib.9 ,Sr
at folio I; seid part of Lot As com.
prising the lot designated as 4o-C
on the plats attached to and MADE
q part Of the Declarations reeorded
and in rHss Eip.f sa ss4 ss .e .el'fs iea
and 81 in the Land Records Of the
District of Columbia. This prop
erty now known for purposes OF A..
sessment and taxation as Lot 1O7S
in Square $500.
Terms: Sold subject to . Lrior deed
Of trust for S7,071 .06, further par.
tieulars OF which will be announced
at time Of sale; the purchase price
above said trust to be paid in cash.
veyancing, recording, etc, at pur.
chaser's cost Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop:
srty may be advertised and resoid
at the discretion Of the trustees.
ALFRED L. BENNETT.
WILLIAM b HANBACK,,
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Il A. WESCHLER 4 SON
AuctiOneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWo-sToRY
No; 1895 RITMoRE DG14t.Ef s1T4et.EETf'
OIL HEAT. BU1LT-IN dARAGE o
corded n fiber Fl No eees ssss fos 5ns' ss
ct. SEQ, one of the land records of
the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of party secured there;
offer, for sale. by public auction. in
front Of premises. on FRIDAY. THE
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. A.D., 194a,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol
Loving described property in the
trustees Subdivision Of a part Of
the tracts of land known as mt.
Pleasant" and Pleasant Plains"
as per plat recorded in Liber Coun-
ty No: 10, folio So; Of the Re-
ef e9rdf The Of psro 5hs ce e q shs s
Sc scribed bed as follows Besinnins for
the same at the Northeast corner
of said Lot and running thence
Westerly with the South line OF
Biltmore. formerly Baltimore street
sstraiFht line parallel with the west
line of said lot to a publ!c alley.
Easterly line Of said lot to the
place Of beginning; said property
known for purposes Of taxation as
Lot S1s in Square 2549.
Terms OF Sale: Property will be
sold. subject oto to q. a tiTstt tiTst deed dec of Of
mum payable quarterly, maturing
September 13, 1949; however, the
holder thereof is willing to take
back a trust in the same amount.
secured on the property sold for q
period OF ten years. payable SIou
per month. including interest az
Sc, the unpaid balance at tne
ene'fariA due and payable. Over and above
said trust cash. "A deposit ot
S1 900 required OF purchaser az
sale. Examination OF title, convey
ancing, recording revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day OF
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell property at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser, after
Ave days advertisement OF sucn re.
sale In some newspaper published
in washington. Dc v,35or. 1F depGSlt sort
feiting deposit trustees may svail
themselves of any legal or eQult-
able rights against defaultinE pur-
ARTHUR C. KEEFIR.
RIOHARQ A. NORRIS,
C6 90 Al TfuStAAl.
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MERCURY '49 club cpe.; biscayne
blue, r. and h.. Wv. tires, seat
covers, grill guard. one owner, $500
mi, new-car warranty and service
A family car and an excellent buy,
S2,235. Call for demonstration.
MONTGOMERY -STUBBS MOTORS
INC. uincoln-Mercury dealers)
200 East-West hwy, SH. S04O.
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AUCTION SALES

:. ]. SLOAN & CO., auctioneers
Storage sale Walnut and oak din
ing room furniture. antique pine
pieces, bookcases, riding saddle, up
holstered chairs. davenports and
couches. vardrobes. clocks, desks.
lamps, books, pictures, snow shoes,
Bigelow rugs. mirrors. china. gla S.
ware, Venetian blinds, beds. box
springs, mattresses, lamps. radios,
large fiat top desk, electric fans, etc
At public auction at Sloan's. .7l6
18th St, Wednesday, March 23rd. al
10 am. BY order Of the Merchants
Transfer and Storage Co. and
others. Now on view. Terms: Cash
C. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC, sucts.
established 1891. NH 81 .23
ADAM A. WESCHLER e. son
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FORD '4S Super d. !. Fordor; r. and h.,
S-cyl.. beaut. black f1n.: S1,495;
carries a Chernerized guar.
CHERNER MOTOR CO..
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CHERNER MOTOR co.
l7l1 Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
Auctioneers.
LARGE HIGH GRADE STOCK
HARDwARE-TooLs-NAILS
POULTRY NETTING-LOCKS
CT CANS-MOPS-HANDLES
El.EC. APPLIANCES-JACKS
WIRE-HOUSE FURNISHINGS
PAINT-SHELLA
COLEMAN SPACE HEATERS
BY AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
9O5 E ST. NV.
WEDNESDAY
AZ WESCHLEh .
905 E ST. NV.
WTDNESnAY

MARCH 30. 1949, 10 AM:
81 rolls, "a" and 36". |" and p
mesh poultry netting, 160, 12, 16
and 20 OF. ball peen hammers :
doz. wire broom rakes. 5000 boxes
No. 4 g. and 10 carpet tacks;
No sa fql polished GsrmsntS.n srIss .,..l
butts. so Warren 4ta-lb. single bit
axes. 75. long handle round point
shoyels, 1000 P & c g.. 101 and
IA" pipe wrenches. 275 Dutch Brand
s;,oz: frietion and rubber tape; 20
200 13" nail hammer handles, 90
Wheeling. 6-gal garbage pals, 20
Wrenches. extensions and sockets; 10
blacksmiths' pincerS, sash cord. hVe-
ton screw jacks. splitting and buck
ing wedges, mattocks. box and end
chisels. Is. 20 "a and SO gal.
Wheeling and Rochester ash cans.
framing chisels. 4" to 10" adjustable
end ,wrencheS. large lot carriage ana
machine bolts, dashlight batteries.
qsnp hqn,tqs knysS napsns bsm@er, bmo mgnEf. HaS,
mite latches, bassine stable brooms.
hand saws, lumber crayon, Slay-
maker padlocks, Skillman and Safe
Mortise lock sets, brass self-closing
faucets, outside white paint, Millers
Falls hack saw blades, General Elec-
trfc No. 20 stranded wire. aluminium
svsls Sdfa SIGthGs Is line oulsiys' sssnt., sss
1NsPEaGNF1boss aNb saMa MaRf6 f6 5s' q
mhlS2122
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PLYMOUTH ~ 2-dr. sed; good
cond.; S745.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
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AT WHOLESALE

'4s Int. KS. 2 Sd.
'4s Chevrolet 1Ha-ton pickup.
AS Dodge 1-ton: low mi
AS Chevrolet 1a-ton panel.
~ Ford 2-ton c.o.e.
AZ Federal sleeper.
~ Dodge 1a-ton. c. c. Army. exc
Al Diamond T furn. van
Al GMC Aft furn. van.
Ford amphibiln Jeep.
GMC mach. shop.
We buy and sell Army trucks.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
5000 Lee hwy. Arl. Va. CH. 1000.
Other truck bargains and Army
Alexandria plant, 1901 Oronoco ST..
Alexandria Va OV lhnn
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ADAM A. WESCHLER & son
High Grade New and Used

High Grade New and Used
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BABY GRAND PIANO, RADIOS, RE
FRIGERATORS. NEW JUVENILE
POOL TABLE. NEW COOLFRATOR
DEEP FREEZE UNIT, FIREPLACE
BRASSES, TRICYCLES, WASHING
MACHINES NEW HAND LUGGAGE.
NEW WATCHES AND GOLD JEWEL
RY ETC.
BY order Justin L. Edgerton, Ad-
miniStrator estate Adolph Love;
Storage and New Furniture Com
panies and other Consignors.
BY AUCTION
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CHERNER MUIOR CO.
I'LL Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1871 Tudor sedan; $695.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Florida Ave. NV. HO. 5000.
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MERCURY 1941 conv. coupe: radio
and heater: excellent value at S5a5.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave. NV. HO 5000.
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PONTIAC l946 4-dr. sedanette; Z.
and h.; $1,495: this car carries .
rhernerized guarantee
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL!

EI GS111L. MI cS4no.
All our cars are specials for our
spring clearance sale. Most cars
dayS
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MERCURY 1919 4-dr. sports sedan;
green fully equipped. new-car dem
onstrator: S2,195 MAYFLOWER
MOTORS, l1"5 18th ST. NV, RE.
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WASH. AUTO AUCTION

WASH. AUIO AUO I ION
Registry fee. So. Sale every Friday,
Il pm. rain or shine. Lots of out
of-town buyers. Register early from
Mon. on Just west OF Georgia ave
Orig. Wash. Auto Auction
s5ll Colesville I'd. SH. 4400.
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1711 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 5000
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THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

j. E. LECRAW,
mhl7.19.2I.23.26. Trust
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ID L HOS i AoLN
At WESCHLER'S
9O5 f ST. NV,
TOMORROW

INSPECTION TODAY
FED I: WILLIAMS 4 ZED L. VII
At WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE,
SlS New York ave. NV. Tues. (to-
morrow 2 pm. Clean new and
used furniture, russ, lamps, Webster
piano. inner-spring MATTRESSES, fine
mahogany Junior dining room suit
other effects; also van load used
furniture OF all kinds From fac
torys show rooms. dealers. apart
mentS, various consignore and
sources. Fine 7-pc. Junior Duncan
Phyfe' style mahogany dining room
suit, Regular size 9-pc mahogany
dining room suit. Chrome break
ease aast cissn se.s ans Wenster .ands1o mah1sany
right piano. New inner-spring mat
treSses Rollaway and studio beds.
Odd chests and dressers. Set Of &
mahogany Tyre back dining room
chairs. Mahogany tier tables. Ma
hosany lamp tables. Good coffee
tables 3,pc, living room suit. Odd
sofas with fine Slip cushions. Liv-
;nR room chairs. Finest grade up
table lamps, Walnut bedroom suits
Of various kind Household effects
OF general usefulness. Numerous
home furnishings not listed here
Public inspection now to sale hour,
We solicit fine and better grade fur
n1ture and art objects from estates,
attorneys. individuals, show rooms,
dealers and others. Reasonable
charges and commission. Auction
eer's phone. MA. 267a.
ADAM yvES CuyCn uNN,
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MERCURY 1949 4-door sedan; ma
room, mileage under 800: $3.50.

MERCURY '49 Biscayne blue sedan: r.
and h., Just broken in and it's phys
ically appointed, new car service and
guar; don't fail to see this unusual
value 1t S2,175: call for demonstra-
ton MONTGOMERY STUBS MO-
TORS. INC. Iincoln Mercury deal
erS), 1900 East-West hwy. SH. S04O
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FOs2D 1946 stake truck S7o0 or best
offer.
6tudeoaker 1a47 panel truck; 5000
Or best offer
GMC l941 stake truck: $500 or best
ofler. Call MRS. AUGUSTINE. Elk.
Evening star., 1949-03-21

BUICK OWNERS
Will pay up to 81 800 for 1946
models. Other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
1925 Conn. ave, EN-. 1854. Wo.
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CHEVROLET '46 FleetmaSteT Ear.
sed.; heater: 81 1875; carries Cher
neriZed guarantee.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
l711 Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
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FORD PICKUP-1948
5000 miles. Never used for hauling
FA. OIL.
Steuart'S Guaranteed
USED TRUCKS ARE BEST
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MERCURY 1949 club coupe: $500
miles, Wv tires. heater. seat COW
ers: just like new: S2.095. FALLS
CHURCH GARAGE. INC, FA. 2300.
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1916 2-Ton Chevrolet
van truck; 12-tt. bodv; 5000
1916 | - Ton Chevrolet
stake truck: left. body; $50
Al cond low mileage: must maxi
room for new trucks: best buys ever
offered IN Wash. Can be seen a.
1912 I, St NV -o6
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orig. black
AK. Sl6l.
~

+-dr. sedan: maroon.
n. seat covers, good
Toll + ST., Seat
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"9S" 4-dr. sedan;
covers, two-tone,
owner, must sell,
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FORD AZ sedan, r. and h.. gun metal
gray. clean as a pin; orig. owner;
really priced so you can buy; only
MONTGOMERY STUBBS MOTORS,
INC LincGln Mercury dealersl
1900 East-West hwy. SH. s040.
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MONEY BACK!
II not 1909 satisfied after 2 days
trial; 4-month guarantee,
'4S Ford Super dix. Tudor 81 ,6a5
AZ Ford Super conv. ,645
HILL & TIBBITTS
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50 I'll
FOUR-MONTH GUAR.
2-day trial, money-back guarantee.
AZ Chevrolet coupe ---S1 295
al Studebaker Champion 1.495
HILL g. TIBBITTS
1114 Vermont ave. NV. Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. -21
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DODGE 1947 custom 4-dr.: blue.
white sidewall Air-Ride tires. r. and
h, seat covers. new-car condihon !;
Sl,795: 3O-day guarantee; cash,
trade or terms4 open ewes. till 9.
Sundays till s. SATCHER MOTORS,
INC, 800 Wis. ave, WO. 935l.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
The
WEATIIERMAN
Says:

kcH West and Vicinity Partly
cloudy vfth occasional thunder
.haecs tafu sunday Moderate
aattplstellt wind
Fl.U1a StattrlrS thunder.
showers ulsf lower east coast
tnt u rxfitult south portion
aua e.-eahsfe 500 AFTERNOONS and
.ttrlug Thru SUNDAY
Jacksonville Thm The Florida
Sffn.ts and East Guu Moderate
astt,s.t,fN winds uecr south
tHn and nIH.dcIa ate touihetly
enI. at.. nHifh portion thru
~auHss WIuds fresh q thunder
tnNrr Weather partly clods g.
.audt nfH thundeishoWrIs n
#ufn aud sldslv scattered
tHrt,.-fauefe lu north puf
fr
ST. uaI efstt 1t torn warn
n.. Ha.t betu .ssuyd
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
Son Born To
Mr.. Mrs. frihnr
Humphrey

4 sun Nas barn an IulY it -
] 80 q m in ths Natai iisapial
O. Mr snd Mr Arthur ilumagli
res TIE hahF ecialsed seven lia
seven ami une half uaanras amd
has bcen nau4cd Philip AFthssf
Mr. Humphrey a dauEhiff e
Mr and Mu Clarence Shiue
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
We'd Seventh
Time Al 80

HARLAN ~ a. lufy 1ans
johnson. - married alK timHes.
rcCcntls tuok unto hefhsif bFg
seventh husband. lsaaf. wfno is
IS and has bgen maIficd thfue
times
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
10 M iM NuIIEy
Travel il Cheap

Il Nas pat midnight
. stsh had mnugs drsasd shs
irrr It'd travel
Well aaII sfe rras himn ftF
hcr purse huU nuth dn go
ns-ttIFF
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
S2I.taO ~ Isl HIDING.

Continued p ufH FsEf thsf
,r, afr krn Ws stsis snd iis hans
,xrgpi.au s O. H,taH equfs1.frt
operator
Nna thai in, pfnWrt s ir iuil
1psrai.ou tNu tn thHtt hssu.s- G-t
stss Ntll hs cnupi ittea ana BE- slv
fHT utupanr, 70 a HnfsF ths lH9
Inme eill hs o.mp plstrd nt tis
lIsf uf firt tsar
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
REPORT

ktf vs.. Fla July lG 1879
Observation takcn st Ciiy Office
q 30 m ESTl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
CITY To LEVY

Continued Prom PAGE One
tax. carbonsll eontsnded the
taH Is now being levied by two
cities IN Florida.
Monroe COUNTY Tax Collector
Hus sfd Wilson agreed g. .all Tai
lahassee TODAY ans uantslt the
Weight and Measure Inspector
relative tu fnlIna eut exactly
how MANY Gallun af gasoline
were sold o. Ke Wet la.t 1caI
When the information
known. CT, CaumIss.ants uIII
stat, the amount li tsN that tr,t
vail letE
Citiaens oi Key West should
contact their commissioner
either personally or through
the press and radio IN order
that the will Of the people be
known.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
~ M lM NulIIy
The Neighlsrs

iiad meal ltmu ouf Eraieu
lest SUNDAY
What. as DafIt as liasF
Nee IA rhItkrn HNnef
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

SECOND hand laun mowers.
Epu1 condition s8 1O fa $40 90
each kss West Garden a Lawn
Supply $50 Flem ng street Tele-
phnnc 1919 Iu.N I#tf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16
HAIR STYLING
WANTED

HOME fog White Chihuahua dHg
Call Humane SoCIeiy lo5o-J
Wll6-u
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

BuEs
Bugs thrive in warm weather
Entom1. Eisf predicts ar abund
ance of bugs this summer Bugs
can b. controlled Start now
Southland
Fru T-udur SPRAY
is the answer f1r controlling 400
household .nscc's Ssfr clean
and please ant fo u-c For free
demonstration without ans obi
CATION call
Charlie W S'Irup
Phone 1902 VI
BI9 Carson Lane. Key West pa.
jun23-30i
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

Caldes Channel
north end ~ ION ia a.
NOTE
l-t-M u1s aEr Core tfu
a. b. .uffsrfef
f~B-pMs uRn Caf.rl'.nr o.
80 n#HnF
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-16

Use your phone. Advcr-
tlscments may BE- inserted
In these columns by phone.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
Redwood to Play
AT MT. Gilead

Redwood High School will be
trying for its second win of the
year when the Tigers go against
Mt. Gilead on their home field
Friday night.
Redwood showed marked i'm
provement over their past games
against Marysyille last week and
they should be able to fashion a
victory over the oft-beaten Nor
row County team. The only
bright spot in the Mt. Gilead
season has been the performance
of Lancaster, their big fullback,
who beat Marysville last year.
The north-enders will be
spanked by the running of Bob
Wesh, Carl DeBolt, and John
Blue. Lloyd Milligan will again
be the main threat of the field
with his able passing. He COM
pleted five of the seven passes
completed by Redwood last Fri
day night. His seasons record is
% compilations out of 39 at
temptS.
Redwood should rate as a
slight favorite in this clash as
Mt. Gilead also has suffered sew
eral severe defeats.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
Exploding Heater
Storts Fire While
Occupunts Gre Gone
Photo by smltty's Studio

Marysville's Fire Department
was called out at ll:l5 a. m. Wed
nesday for a fire at the Noah
Green residence, 214 w. Third
st.
The house had been left locked
with small kerosene heater
burning in the front room. The
heater apparently exploded. A
passing mailman noticed the
smoke and put in the alarm.
The firemen were forced to
break into the house to get the
heater out. The blaze had spread
to several pieces of furniture
and these were also removed
from the house. Smoke damaged
almost everything in the house,
although the flames themselves
burned only the furniture and
the floor of the room.
Only casualty of the blaze was
a canary which was a victim of
the smoke.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
William Mather

William Mather, aged 81, of
Raymond died in the home of his
son, Elba, in Marysville, at 2:55
p. m. Monday. He was born Sept.
4, 1853 in Marysville, the son
of Aaron and Sophia (Staley)
Mather, both deceased. In Oct,
1885 he was married to Jennie
Mayfield who proceeded him in
death on March 25, 1947. He did
carpenter work in Marysville
and vicinity until 1923 and then
moved to West Mansfield where
he purchased farm. He retired
from farming in 1887 and moved
to Raymond.
Surviving is one son, Elba
Mather, of w. Second st. in Ma
rysville, at whose home he died.
He was the last of seven child
rem.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Thursday at the Winter
Funeral Home in Raymond, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Norman Hin
kle. Interment was in Oakdale
Cemetery in charge of Willard
Winter, funeral director of Ray
mond.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-13
Cally School Head Hurt in Crash

the side on which Mr.. Aldrich
was sitting. His son. was uninjured.
The left front end of the bus,
driven by w. B. Sabins, AZ, of
Ostrander, was damaged but is
still in driving condition and
was taken on into school.
Sheriff Walter Galloway was
called out on the accident and he
no sooner left his own drive
way than a parked car pulled
away from the curb and ran into
his l948 Pontiac. The other car,
a l949 Mercury, driven by George
Fowler, of Milford Center, re-
,ceived little damage. The door
and rear fender of Sheriff Gal
loway's car was damaged.