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Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Smyrna Landing

Mrs. Isaac Warner, of New
Castle, spent a visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. w. E. Wrench
on Sunday.
Mr.. Jackie Jackson, of Darby,
Pa, visited his grandfather, Mr..
Steve Jackson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boyles, who
are spending the winter in Phila-
delphia, spent last Friday with her
sister, Mrs. Emma Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Newman,
of Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. Harvey Nc
Matt.
Mr.. Ed Daisy has been visiting
relatives at Strafford, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Collins, of
Odessa, have been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Emma Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Truax,
of Leipsic, spent the weekend with
his brother, Frank, Jr., and wife.
A religious service was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Romie
King on Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Leipsic

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rawley
and Mr.. William Rawley spent
Sunday with their son, DR.. anc
Mrs. Clarence Rawley, in Crisfeld,
Maryland.
Mr.. Gardner Cummins has the
sympathy of the people in town
since the death of his son, Mr.. Tay-
lor Cummins.
Mr.. Gene Handsberry has re-
turned home from college to spend
the Christmas holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Handsberry.
The ladies auxiliary had theii
annual Christmas party at Hotel
Richardson on Monday evening.
Miss Jean Cooper of Lincoln was
the dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William Thomas and family on
Sunday.
The community was sorry to
learn of the death of Mrs. Kathryn
Cullen Hutton at Arden. She had
spent many months in Leipsic with
her grandparents. She was the sis
ter of Mrs. julie deFord.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Disch were
the guests of Miss Annie Taylor on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ciracco, of
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Voshell had
Mrs. Hazel Price and daughter,
Delema and Sylvia Jean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Voshell and daughter,
Connie, and Mr.. Irving Voshell as
their dinner guests on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard T. Jones
and daughter of Wilmington spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard T. Jones, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Voshell and
children were in Wilmington on
Friday.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22

family of Townsend spent Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dyer and
family are spending the Christmas
holidays with her father, Mr.. w.
West, in Durham, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis
and sons are spending the Christ
mas holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Alfred Gohl and family, in
Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton, OF
Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moore, of Newark, spent SUM-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Deakyne
and daughters, of Silview, have
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Deakyne.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22

of Gene Short, chairman of Com
mission on Worship of the M.Y.F.,
from 11.30 pm. to II midnight.
The service will consist of The
Christmas Story, singing of carols
and prayer. After the service, the
Youth will join in the singing of
carols in the community. On Sum
day, Christmas Day, regular SER
vices will be held: Sunday School
at 10 am, Mr.. Harry C. Johnson,
general superintendent; Morning
Worship at IL am. A pageant,
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Blackbird

The Christmas entertainment of
Scott M. E. Church was held on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ada Riehm, Mrs. Martin
Mitchell and Mrs. w. G. Roosevelt
were Wilmington visitors on Fri
day.
Mr.. Goodwin Garrison spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Mitchell.
Mrs. Sydney Heverin, Miss
Louise and Clarence Foraker were
Wilmington visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Nolan Hutchins was VII
mington visitor on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22

sac, Mrs. Olive Wyatt, Mrs. James
Korrell, ]. T. McDermott, Mrs.
Mary Armstutz, Mrs. Evelyn Teat,
The opening of this new store
marks the third new buifc-ng
erected for business purposes in
Marydel during the past two years
The other buildings were the Poret
Grocery Store and the L. H. Coli
son General Store.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22

''The Other Shepherd, by Dorothy
Clark Wilson, will be presented by
the Youth of the church on Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. One should
spend a portion of our Lords birth
day in the church of ones choice.
Prayer service will be held We'd
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Meth
odist Young Adult Fellowship will
be held on Friday, December 80,
instead of the 23rd, as formerly
announced.
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Tavlor's Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser, Jr.,
of Laurel, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walk
er Warner and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell, of
Cranston Heights, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William R. Alfree, Sr., near
Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Evans an6
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ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH

Christmas Eve Service To Be Held
Starting at Eleven Thirty O'Clock
Asbury Methodist Church, the
Rev. Walter L. Beckwith Pastor,
announces the following services:
Christmas Eve service, in charge
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Marvdel

Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Swanson, OF
Wilmington, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Roberts, near
Marydel.
Miss Janet Heather, who is a
student at Fairfax Hall, Virginia,
is spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Heather.
Miss Ruth Keck, a student at
Montrose School for Girls in Essex
Falls, N. J., is spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Collision.
Mrs. Clara Nelson Hurlock and
children of Newark, Del. have been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wyatt enter
tanned at a Christmas dinner
on Sunday the families of Mr..
Wyatt's three sisters and one
brother. They were Mr.. and Mrs.
Medford Starkey and children of
Templeville; Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Porter and son of Millington; Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Wyatt of Mill
ington; Mr.. and Mrs. William Ca
hall and children of Cecilton.
Mrs. George Fuller of Baltimore
is visiting with her niece, Mrs.
Helen Brannock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buddy" Bickling
recently moved into the newly-built
bungalow of Mrs. Morris.
There will be a midnight Mass
held on Christmas Eve at the I'm
maculate Conception Church in
Marydel, beginning at IL midnight.
The firemen of Marydel are CIV
ing their annual Christmas party
to the children of this community
at the Community Hall on Friday
night, at 7:30 pm. to which all
children and parents are invited.
Free movies will be shown, after
which the children will be visited
by Santa Claus who has treat
for each one of them.
On Wednesday, December z, the
annual election of officers of the
Mary-Del Fire Company was held
with the following elected for the
coming year: president, John
Wilkens; vice president, Lee Leslie;
treasurer, Herbert Butts; secre-
tary, Paul Smith; financial secre-
tary, Earle Thompson; chaplain,
T. E. Heather, Sr.; fire chief, T. E.
Heather, Jr.; first assistant chief,
Lee Leslie; second assistant chief,
B. r. Kaler; fire recorder, Harry
Starkey; chief engineer, Galen Col
lison; assistant engineer, James
Walker; delegate to the Delmarva
Firemen's Association Convention
Paul Smith; alternate, James
Walker.
Saturday evening marked the
finale of the opening of the beauti-
full new show room of u. L. Har-
man, who has been merchandising
feed, lumber, building materials,
paint and coal for the past thirty
five years here in Marydel. During
the entire week the community
was invited to visit the building
and display room where movies
were shown each evening. To each
visiting guest was given an oppor-
tunity to win one of number of
useful prizes. The daily door prize
winners were. Herman Hackett,
Marydel; Mrs. Mary Roder, Hen
derson; Mrs. George Berey, Ches-
void; Noah Lee, Hartly; S. R. Luff,
Henderson; Calvin Kinnamon,
Goldsboro. On Saturday night, the
grand prize winners were drawn, as
follows: Homer Gibbs, John Walla,
Casper Wright, B. H. Burris, Walt
er Steele, Rufus Spencer, Mrs. r.
Rinner, Mrs. Virginia Coursey, Mrs.
Nolan Steele, J. w. Shewbrooks,
Mrs. Blanche Cook, J. B. Smith
man, Joe Messina, Herman Hack-
ett, Amos Wyatt, Mrs. Bertha Vir-
Smyrna times., 1949-12-22
Clayton

The "artistes" from Clayton who
performed in the Simpson music
recital presented on Sunday after
noon are as follows: Misses Norma
Blendt, Sara Jane Sparks, Isabelle
zippy, Jean Ivory, Charlotte Pry-
or, and Master John Clarke. Miss
Sparks acted as narrator of the
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Neal,
Jr., of Chestertown, Md, visited
among their friends in Clayton last
week.
The Clayton Brownie Troop
wishes to thank their sponsors,
the Twentieth Century Club of
Clayton, for the Christmas party
given them last Thursday. A most
enjoyable time was had by all.
Staff Sgt. James Montague ar
rived in Clayton on Monday even
ing to spend the holidays with his
parents. On Tuesday he Travelled
to Washington to bring Mrs. Mon
tague and son back to Clayton for
the holidays.
The following ladies from Clay
ton attended the Christmas party
given by the Smyrna-Clayton Bus
ness and Professional Women on
Monday evening at the Paddock:
Mrs. Neva Johnson, Mrs. Bertha
Sevil, Mrs. James Carson, Mrs.
Helen Goldsborough, and Mrs. M.
ID. Davis, Sr.
Mrs. Clinton Robertson is on the
sick list.
Miss Suzanne Pratt and Mr.. Rol-
and Mills, Jr., are home from the
u. of ID. for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Coffin,
of Miami, Florida, were guests of
MIR. and Mrs. John Montague this
week.
The Christmas program of the
combined Sunday Schools was held
Sunday evening in st. Paups
Church. Carols, recitations and a
pageant were presented by the
children's and youths division of
the Sunday Schools.
The Clayton Brownies held their
Christmas party on Tuesday even
ing in the Wright building. Carols,
exchange of gifts and refreshments
rounded out the program. The
brownies mothers were guests of
the group.
Mrs. Ronald Stevens was called
home due to the sudden death of
her father.
The M.Y.F. of Ewell's-St. Paul
Church invites any who wish to
join in their caroling group.
The Clayton firemen will sponsor
visit from Santa on Friday after
noon.
The Young Adult Fellowship of
Ewell's-St. Paul Church are plan
ming an auction sale. The date has
not been set. Watch for further in
formation.
Turkey and trimmin's' were
the menu in the cafeteria at the
Clayton school on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright
had as guests on Saturday even
ing MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Starkey,
MIR. ana Mrs. Norman Melvin and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Creadick Ennis.
MIR. and Mrs. Burton RaughIey
spent Sunday with Mrs. j. M. Bur-
ris.
Mrs. Bessie Cain left Clayton on
Tuesday to spend the holidays in
Baltimore, Md, with her daughter
and grandchildren.
Mrs. Daisy Davis is spending the
Christmas season in Wilmington
as the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
J. A. Bader and granddaughter,
Jane.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Starkey
spent Sunday in Millington, Nd,
visiting Mrs. Starkeys mother.
Miss Deborah Kennedy and Mas
ter Ralph Warner spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia visiting 'Toyland." :"
The Christmas programs in the
various grades of the Clayton
school will be held on Thursday af-
ternoon. Parents and visitors are
invited.
Master Paul Slaughter attended
the Christmas party as the guest
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Douglas.
TavIOr'S Bridge
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BEDROOM

MUST Sell 4-Pc. MODERN ned
ORIGINAL PRIcE.$366i Will SAC
E Ell, MARS eau Ma $685. ask for
BEDRM, SUITE, MAPLE; dble; bed
.rors, bench. nisht table. wing chair
s aaSis sSaa suITk. iS e n.eess. incl
BEDROOM SUITE. Al Condition, 4
used very little. WO. s373.
BEDROOM SET. perfect cond.; sell
for $3.50; modern. walnut. RA
BEDRM. SET. gold mamie. twin beds.
hureau and dresser; practically new
Sl25 cash; rood buy. can SH. 77S0
BEDRM. SUITE, maple: dhls. bed
dresser and mirror. dressing table
and stool, night table. S75. 29O1
Branch ave. Sc, VI. 6679,- -9
BEDRM. SUITE, walnut. B pteoes;
good condition; best ofisr. RA
BEDRM. SUITE. solid sray OAK, twin
mirror lo-c Manor Circle, TAX
BEDRooM SUITE. rosewood, with
flowers and line INLAY; large dresser,
dressing table, beveled mirrors, vel
yet-lined drawers, small desk. twin
beds; too large for new home; will
take. 1915; teakwood tahourette,
marble top. $50; recreation room
chairs. dark mahosany flnish, raw
hide seats: IS each: solid mahoS any
spinet desk, S135. Phone OF. 1881
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BUILDING MATERIALS. cash saw
inss; buy your fan and winter needs
oGns lumber issm e9 sss = Srd.ss oo1s a
dow do%a. soc a and I'D up: D. Brick, stseI
beams. angles; reinforcing rods,
pipe and fittings. plaster board,
rock glass. Open all day Sat. Al
I HsSs c Eosls0nifo Too A !. eeTspi. MhEc e
BUILDING MATEKIALs-visit our
yard Tor. the lowest prices in years.
Lumber from S25 per 1000 and up.
Bricks, doors. windows, complete
heating plant, steel beams, rein;
f9rcins rods, cast iron pipes sseel
items for complete building. just q
few items from our new. building
material DEBT. Close coupled toilets
complete, Si8.10; 4xs plasterhoaTd
si:ss; plastsFin,. mst s,1 IN. cement ,,s
lining and plywood. One trip q
WRxCKINo 4 HuILDINo MA
TERIAL CO; 1902 Minnesota ave
snn;iiiipikNTa AT; Gar ss1naiir.aA1-co,onMsii i bu.
mahosen5 Dsnsi,nl. sspessd ms6os-
any fAftera. lovely mirrored and ma.
hogany mentsls. marble statrvay enc
pillars. tn4tae ornamental iron rail.
tngs, inlaid linoleuH. hardwood Aoors
partitions. ltAtned glAfs, windows
marble h{eplaees., tapestyleg, yAdla.
tors. handmade bricks. lumber. drt
escapes, maho9any doors and plate
glass windows. salesman on prem.
isss from g TO 4 ipslHdipS a. HEa GrMH
MOS. fersl.n. several new ssaa.n,
KAshans;. Sx10 10x14. $300-$e5o
BGIi.niNG sUrPLIEs-aoe IT. new
gin. red brass pipe, SOC IT.: approx
700 %. fit. 1S-ga. steel roof deck
very scarce now; approx. 100 So. II
asbestos board. &c IT.; misc. cleo
supplies. IA. 2-2774 after Pm
B sHhdsi emo land,--Atrplan,
hanGars. 1885, .Sl.0OQ; 46xS5, 500
shop and once BLDG, .1SxSb, suitAbl!
studio. nursery school; house has
large metal yindcys heating plant
CABINET AND SIMS, dealer price
en 9n aises; limited quantity. D
CABiNRrs. wan and baae.. Youngs.
town, substantial savings, dool
samples. BLOCKS, INC, 8066 y
q. 1.v.. NO. 7e03. "
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, cleo. Guar.
anteed. Sa5. RE. 1880.
CAMERAS, LENSESEBY OWNER
5x7 Dearborn camera, Ross Express
F-4. Sia IN. In Packard shutter;
SCHNEIDER wide angle in Packard
shutter; b and L 1eiss Tessar, F-46
In compound shutter. Pro. Risidur-
able tripod-case; and filters. Very
reas. Call PA. 2526. "a
CAMERA-Esstman Bantam special
F:2 Ektar, 800 comp, rapid. cass
and filters. $50. on, 3372. %
CAMERA. automatic Rolleifiex. .prac.
tically new, with case, complete SCI
fllters, Rolleikin back. panorams
head, portrait lenses. CHI. S506.
CAMERAS: For the best deal in towl
try Uptown. Quality and service
plus unbeatable prices is the for
mula for our success. We guar. u
meet or beat any price. UPTOWN
PHOTO SUPPLY, 1869 irving st
NV, no. S722. Open till 8 Pm
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NACHNKnY = 5sneK-fype punch
press. 9I25: q. stand. Hotsr grinder.
$40 e. In5 gsc,E .Rsad .1.hP:: cor, ssm-
B nss' sunday sis9; .'': "A. 'a7se.n af''s )
MACHINE MILLING. used, -" table.
good cand.; $3.50. Prone S1dN. s1ss.
MAcaINIsr CHEST, storm door.
T;ahxssA IT, pal panel fccs; soHso
storm ssas'n ssps ssss' sssa zss H. H.:
rins, snrinEneid IA single shot:
ska a..n "a, 81 81. s se1s.. i''' 'ns''
MAGAZINES. authorized, sqhserip-
~ hsP's q iss Special esl,. s
M III MSS new and used springs.
double double 3 bed sine; $40. csii "a.
M aEs , SUITS 81! Ake as. ~ beige, brown
esis,nsiiS sss essS, oni, sis. d..
MEMS SUITS. sixe A. long; ladies'
coats. dresses, 10 Apd AZ ~; pvt
lEfxi 3SSEix ';t.nisss y StsS. siue
ns e mum : sSsesr,d Nh Sc an fSrH SS
MiCkQsCOYf, Isitk new. cassi I
Masnincation M to $500 times.
xi5aesssS SS fss-I.,,s. s-.s,.ss.,.
r.: sa NE Isv n. o. dnis s l ~ sa :s:.
$.esisStivs. S.sh. icx. al INN. rcd
ESRx IzwStSxSsalss ~
Sundays. IL an. to . Pm. n.5leo.
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A LADIES SHOP
: ON CONN, AVE.

CLEVELAND PARK AREAJ
Z you are on the market for . mod
ern little shop in desirable loea.
OF lingerie. eorsetry. sportsvear
hosiery, gloves, handbags. costume
jewelry, dresses. etc. this ofierine
may interest you. Due to the illness
of the owner. this business must be
sold. and to expedite the sale It J:
offered to q qualined party for the
value Of the stock and fixtures
Must be seen to be appreciated
Shown By appointment.
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BUSINESS OPP. lcont. J

BUSINESS OPP. Cont
g Links BATHS
income quoted over $500 mo. plus;
nice apt. on LIST floor with pvt.
bath: rent, $50 mo. price, $3.50;
terms:
f%f EDWIN L. ELLIS
l01O Vermont Ave, RE. 5140.
d ROOMING HOUSE
18th and Harvard SITS, NV; -54
with beautiful maple furniture; ST.
800 income per month, plus apt
5or owner or manager. Rent, $3.50
>. IRONING i HOUSE
18th and celumbi 4, rd, n:;ssss--,1 i
bath for owner. $500 down.
ROOMING HOUSE
18th and Columbia I'd. NV. III
rooms, Az baths, oil heat; over $40t
Income, plus beautiful 3-rm. apt
With private bath. Long lease. ST.
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Geo. Wash Hospitals rooms
2 baths; over $500 income, plus 2
rm, apt. for owner. Long lease
$1,000 down
ROOMING HOUSE
Near Agriculture Dept.-11 rooms
arranged into 3 apis. and 3 sleep
ting rooms. $1,000 down.
THERE'S MORE THAN MEETS
-, THE EYE.
CALL Us FOR A GOOD BUY.
EUGENE P. NIXON
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JEWELRY STORE
PAWNBRO KERS
EXCHANGE

COR. 10th AND sd" NV.
A qualified party can take possession
of this iong-established store by
merely purchasing the fixtures. Your
Inspection and offer solicited. A
rare opportunity for some one.
CLASS "a" LICENSE
Here is an opportunity to purchase a
fully equipped liquor store on very
. attractive terms, II YOU have q suit
able location to move 1t to. In
auiries solicited from qualified parties
only.
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fitted for only $3.50. Should You
nave two-bedr room apartment tc
furnish, Turner's will outfit youl
apartment for as low rs S24S. Shor
US before you buy and you will b.
our merchandise. we are proud Of
oar courteous service and quick de-
livery. Don't FORGET, liberal term.
arransed and no interest or finance
charges for credit.
TURNER'S
923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157
BED SPREAD, hand crocner. Pine
Christmas gift for someone; $50;
BEDsPREAD. ali hand-crocheted
used; $50. OR, s753. IS
BEDSPREADS l2), handmade, fol
double beds: sell cheap. WI. s494.
s y ea xet. AZ 81: 1885, 1901 Conn
BEDSPKEAD, faille. matching Grapes
vanity. new. by Marcus; any color
35% Oh: OIL. 5970,
BENDlx WASHING MACHINE. 2 yrs
LOG Manor Circle. TAX Park. Nd. :
BICYCLE s5lss r.. English asI lighsyeisht; Her;
BICYCLE, .2s-inch girrs, new hish
q best offer. 81. 70s3. ID
BICYCLE, boys rs in. good cond j.,
s Eva; aii %r. p ss4s free for hauling
s ~ S1a; Girls, almost new. SIS.
b ss5, III. s ssss. as-in-' like new;
H nc i,1 !, boys. se;ineh; generator
Farragut ST.. Apt. IOi. .GE. i7bs'
eond.. S25. AK. 2O35. .
BICYCLES. 9 speed English. lady's
n Mf: idE STORE 1911 Wis. ave.
BICYCLE. girls, good condition. 22O4
3 s.; ne. AT. 1910.
each. LO.. 5-O766.
BIKE aanG,t boys and sirrs sidewalk; good
siIIiHkp' and do noese sos Gable, and sun.
plies, tennis tables and accessories.
poker tables. CONN BILLIARD &.
BOWLING SUPPLY CO. $40 9th st.
BIRD CAGE and stand Hendricks)
Glass nass' new condition., $40
s Esi fSRs' AND FANS, ..hau., and
BOOKCASE, 4 shelves, mission tin1sh;
Lane cedar chest. walnut finish.
Re, 05s5; Ext. I'll.
hOOkSASES, section. best makes,
1925; wk. 1lla l4th NV. 81. is7a.
BOOKCASES. mahosany, single doors,
S4x3Qx12; knee-hole desk. & draw
srs; bars; today. CO. 46a5. VIZ,
Bd ok asie St cH rs; handsome
hiark tAfnnRra1 hNakNnenr
able shelves, mounted on matchins
cabinets. round brass pulls. S100;
z 3-draversd chests. natural lac
BOOKS. Z VOL osier. in leather. $40
sooks s0.ii britannica
best oter. vi. sS1S.
R00KS-Iust ACQUIRED . large col
lection OF books in German-fctior
s .Ss p1ess 2soN -; sook s sHop
1858 Penna: ave. NV. ST. 669S
Open today from IL to 8 pm. Weel
Gays, D Am. to pm.
BOOKS. Estate LIQUIDATION sale. L.
naf1es o. Biodle estate and others,
Wide variety, sc TO SOC per book fol-
e euoS ' trA sn aao sPesaa, set sSs
i NV. Sra door; SUNDAY SS ana NON aso.
BOOTS And SHIRTSLady's beauti-
full Western boots. size 5-5h; xhirt,
s s'ss s 81 sss Vi a.,: sra 81 ,s.,: fl,
mattI.; Or. mahog. pier tables; y,
price; almost new. OR. 5aI9. Il
BOYS yEEP, red, large size, used )
mos; SIT. GE. 1865.
BRACELET. platinum, a. diamonds;
a Mss,ght approx: Z earats; splendid
price, 5000; will refund money II
not satisfied after purchase. TEND
LERS PAWNBROKER SALES CO..
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BED LHGS-HoLLYWOO
Box springs and patented coil sprins
legs: free installation. SLIGO 1884
BEDROOM SET, apiece maple, youth
good eond.; very reasonable. Can
BEDROOM sUITE-chest Of drawers
fireplace furniture, paint spray gun
and compressor. BEECH TREE
FARM. Annandale rd., IA. 0261. ii
BEDROOM SET, T-piece. walnut:
radio and Bendix washer. 10.
REDRooM-Modern walnut double
bed. chest and dresser. $50 80; dns
solid cherry double bed, S23 90;
large oak door wardrobe, $3.50
6-draver oak chest. S1E.00: dresser
base. S12.60; hne Martha. Wash.
tngton sewing cabinet, $14: solid
rock maple single bed. -$16,6Qi
solid rash maple chest. sac so: val
nut dresser and mirror, 922. 6er-
gains galore, IN entire store. CONT
early, get selection. Open Thuraday
CHEAT RApibs .$ Ss1 III II.
CHANGE, 907 18th. St. NV. III,
0742. One Of Wssh.'s LARGEST and
most complete used furniture deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEDRM. SET, solid maple; dble. bed.
dresser. chest Of drawers, box springs
and inner spring mattress: good as
new: priced reas. Call GE. 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-06
A HARDWARE STORE
STORE FOR RENT

STORE EOR RENI
1905 ADAMS MILL RID. NV
Just few steps from the busy. inter
section Of 18th and Columbia I'd.
this medium size store with bal,
cony Is ideal for many types oil
businesses. Immediate possession.
For details and to inspect the above
offerings, please consult
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg. RE 1855.
COLORED-CAB COMPANY showing
$4,000 pet proft yearly. Owner
retiring. IA, $3.50, GOLDMAN; II
wine and beer. Seats 30. 5-yr. lease
does 500 day. 2 Pm. to 2 am
Can do better. Only 1000 dowr
viii buy it. Contact Mrs. PENNY
APOSTOLIDES. 604 F st. NV, OIL
phone RIA. 379o or RE. 1924 70,
information. -6