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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALE
tCoofiopad)

ON WATER AT WARDOUR-l. 3 acres
with new brick home: all rooms are
large and appointments very good;
3 bedrooms, > baths. living room
dining room, kitchen: GE oil-burnins
hot-water heat; game room; sarage.
At winchester-Direct on the Severn
River; sandy beach. pier large lot.
nicely planted: residence has been
completely done over. new ol-heat-
ing plant. showers and dressing
rooms: Ave bedrooms 1.-TWO on first
floor, ;! baths This is a home you
can enjoy and be proud OF. Price,
At Round BAY bedrooms. oil-heat-
ed. year-around home. opposite
beach This is very fine home and
priced 70 attract an early buyer
at $4,000.
waterfront on Chesapeake Bay. near
with risht-o-way to long sand beach:
home has 3 bedrooms. bath, Twins
room. dining room. kitchen, sun
porch; hardwood floors. oil heat,
garage. This is a very fine home.
in a most desirable and eGnvenient
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY, Realtor
2l5 Main ST, Annapolis Nd.
Phone ?Gs4
IF YOU LIKE REAL LIVING
AND OPEN SPACES
You will find It in this beautiful ranch
house situated al Wild Rose Shores.
3 miles from Annapolis, with q view
really has everything and truly gives
you that home feeling.
Call Us for an Inspection
T. CARROLL WORTHINGTON. Realtor
Towns-Worth Building. South St.
Annapolis. Md. Phone 1928.
LONG BEACH SPECIALS-Never pre-
viously offered, especially attractive
eonditon lsfse s1saff iiv rm din Pm
Kitchen, ia baths and lge. screened
porch; most furnishings included;
well shaded 75xl0o-ft. lot; 800 #,
from Chesapeake Bay, on hard sur
face street. Hys connfetsd to central
will hold $1,000 mortgage at SO;
We recommend this attractive sum-
mer home for your consideration:
Also located nearby an unusual
for, $4,000; s1haxl4O-ft. corner lot,
looking directly upon Chesapeake
Bay. Consists of liv,, kit, :, bed
rms, bath, front and side porches:
acond,: immediate OCCUPANCY. Owner
wants cash, but mortgage can be
south OF, Prince, Frederick on Solo
mons Island rd.. turn lett at st.
Leonard and follow Long Beach
signs to Office on bay. Mail address,
M. E. ROCKH1LL, INC. St. Leonard.
Md.
TIDEWATER SOUTHERN MARYLAND
/. PatuXent River, 7-acre peninsula,
broom home. good harbor. paved
highway: so miles D. c.. immediate
possession S6,95O.
,. Lower Patuxent River Della Brook
Manor. 61-acre peninsula, L4-mile
waterfront, wide sandy beach.
matured timber. all utilities, i'm
proved road as miles D. c.; fishing,
oysters, crabs, ducking; immediate
possession; SlO.500
3. Chesapeake Bay, 101 acres, la-mile
waterfront, wide sandy beach, mod
ern 6-room home, 3 tobacco barns,
3 poultry houses, good tenant house,
n interest In l949 crop, modern
farm equipment; immediate possess
sion.
4. Dares Beach, broom cottage. fur
nished; 3 large sites: wide sandy
beach; immediate possession; $3.50.
Many other desirable waterfronts.
farms. Send your requirements.
VERT ss1S'ieE Realty Ii 'pvSS pAvGENcY' opposite
Courthouse. Prince Frederick, Md.
Telephone los or 93-J. Open SUM-
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so Down. Sis MONTH
COUNTRY ESTATE

Beautiful home: living rm. lSx24 it.,
fireplace, master bedroom 12x17 with
bath, dining rm. 13X22 modern
equipped kitchen, maids rm. and
bath: 2nd floor, . bedrms., l3Xl7,
and bath; full basement, oil heat;
flagstone porch, front and back; dble
garage: 40 fertile acres, stream.
mountains; 81 mi of D. C. over dual
highway. Price. $4,000.
j. L. C.. WEST
EA olaS or EA oSd5
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TRAILER AWNINGS
Complete with poles ana suy lines.
l-year guarantee; from S41 up
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC
1880 Wis. ave, NV, WO IoSl
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9O-ACRE FARM


BUILDINGS alone worth asking price;
modern 6-rm. house. center hall
firepl., equip. kit, bsmt.. oil heat
water and lights. 2-car gar. tur-
key and chicken runs. other good
bldgs. Excel garden fruit trees;
loc. on paved rd.; school bus by
door. You seldom find so comfort
able home as this one Priced
ST.. 800. So 900 cash
DILLON LAND co,
FALLS CHURCH. VA. FA. 1859.
SAT, ,500-425 ACRES
This Loudoun County farm has been
in the same family for many gen.
erations and has always earned a
living for its owners: over 40t
acres is open land. almost level and
ideal for tractor farming. 1t i
watered by three creeks and grows
good grass for pasturage. The main
dwelling has IL rooms. bath and
cleo, and there are shade trees
and boxwoods in the yard; out.
buildings include barns, cattle scales
and housing for farm labor. The
26-mile drive into Washington will
appeal to. the businessman farmer
$4,000 down.
MASON HIRST
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VACATION PLACES.

RIVER COTTAGE FOR RENT. To-
Gated on Shens n6oah River; IS mi.
from D. c., on RI, u, bet Luray
and Front Royal Va: near Shen,
Nat PIX: ideal for summer snc
weekends: 5000 hshins. hunting.
small bedrms.. iir. rul. kit, GE
refsr. elec ranse, fireplace. inside
piumbins: partly furnished; $50 a
mo. for & mo-; small boat included.
refs. exch. Box la6. r r. D. No
=. Vienna. Va.
FLINT HILL. vA.-4-rm. ele house,
porches- cool summers, goreeous
mt. views; barn dorm. study. shop
priv. plumb. veg. garden, . acres,
fsrm-msid service, fishing. huntins,
hikins: ideal for children; "A miles.
Rt 2l1: $500 furn. HO. 4ls4.
Ant ~ -
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so ACRES

so ACRES
4 BEDRMS., 1l2 BATHS
This is truly beautiful country
home overlooking the hills: lovely
liv.. rm., with fireplace and built-in
booksheiyes: lge. din. rm. with COR
NER CUPBOARDS. COZY DEN; full
basement; outbuildinss
ASK-US REALTY
GL. 1852. OK. 1859.
ACRES-A charming home with :
acres clear. level land on Brown
Station road. d miles from Pa. ave.
and Alabama ave Out Marlboro
I'd. j. mi from Brown Station I'd
The horse has been completely re-
decorated and has lge rms. and
bath. Oil h.-w.h. electricity Priced
70 sell on easy terms. Call Mr.. Tate.
EX. s57l.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SOS No Capitol Realtors MA SOFA
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ATTENTION TRUCK
BUYERS

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IN THAT OLD TRUCK. 1T MIGHT
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PRINCE GEORGES CO.-125 acres
tenant house and farm bldgs.; to.
bacco. cattle, hogs; shows good re.
turns.
96 acres; 7-rm house, mod. cows.
tenant house and farm bldgs.
CHARLES CO.-157 acres near Port
remodeled Colonial house; excel
location. and farm.
$50 acres overlooking Potomac River
6-rm. brick house: 80 miles District
o. B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K st
NV. MA. 1911.
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MALL FhhMS
80 acres: excellent level land, practi-
cally all tillable: 4-room frame, g
story house in need of repair; out
buildings; price. $4,000; cash, So
900. balance easy terms.
Price Just reduced ST 1000 on this
excellent located country home on
new black-top highway, 9 miles
from Stone House Inn and Lee High
way; two-story, Groom frame house
lust completely restored except bath;
new modern kitchen includes stove
and refrigerator: two outbuildings:
acres; price S6,50O; u cash. bal
ance easv terms
"a Acre, Bradley Forest; with fishing
swimming and motor boating; SIS
down, $40 per month.
MANASSAS HOUSES MILES
D. GOOD COMMITTING
s-6edroom frame: gas heat; $3.50.
3-bedroom brick; gas heat; S9,25O.
rooms; over l acre of ground: barn;
edge Of city; upstairs apartment for
income price S10,750; u cash
1 mile town: new. two-bedroom ma
sonry, fireplace, oil heat: S6,S5O.
3-bedroom frame; 3 miles town.
towards D. c.; price, $1,000, $4,000
down.
Near Lake jackson; main highway; g.
room frame: fireplace; practically
CLAUDE E. HIXSON
Real Estate
Phone Manassas. Va. Manassas ~,
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
CHESAPEAKE BAY. Randle Gins, 40
miles from D. c.. lge. house for
rent by the season; lawn and beauti-
full trees. 2 blks. from private beach
and boat dock LO. 3-9439. .
LOG CABIN on Lake Jackson: 2 bed:
rooms, living room, kitchen and
BATH, all modern improvements.
completely furn., canoe and row
boat, with outboard motor included.
April / to Oct. /, $3.50. Utilities
extra. Call ME. 0132, 9-6, Mon
through Friday. .
NEAR BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa
Furn. 2-story stone house. bdrms.:
> b.; on mt. stream: indoor and
outdoor -fireplaces, all modern cows.
Swim, flsh. ride, golf near; 81 900
sea. Res, CO. 1884; ONCE, CO. 1898.
SUMNER HOME on Rappahannock
River, 5-room modern house, by sea-
son; completely private sand beach,
cool, beautiful view; $50 miles from
WASHINGTON, H. c. robson, own
er, White Stone. Va.
MODERN BEACH COTTAGE by sea-
son or month; completely furnished,
electric kitchen; boat. private beach.
GIL. 3S39.
BEVERLY BEACH rms. . screened
porches; ami; Frigidaire; week.
month or season; will sell. DU. 0330.
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IN THAT OLD TRUCK. 1T MIGHT
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WATERFRONT PROP wAhrEr

WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
TO RENT-Bethany Beach or Mass
Head Moderately priced summer
home. Sleep 2 adults, children
for 4 to wks. Box 44-C Star.
WANTED, COTTAGE For June,
July and August on waterfront.
within hours drive of Washington.
Must be suitable for swimming and
fishing. UN. 2341. .
WILL PAY CASH for home on water.
Give location. price and all particu-
lars. Box l76-A. Star.
SMALL COTTAGE. rs mi. D. c. Will
trade level lot in Bethesda, Nd. as
part payment SH. 3459.
HOME IN DEAL, MD.
Downpa-ment for Groom detached
brick modern home in Hillcrest
area tS.e.i.
DAVID F. FARLEY
Your Neighbortood Real Estate Broker
VI 4949 -
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23O-ACRE gentleman's estate, front.
age. on highway; modernized; won.
derful view.
completely modernized; tenant
houses. barns. ETC.; $50 acres, OF
20 acres and house: wonderful view
Many other listings, grazing farms
resort properties adjacent Shenan
doah Park.
w: A. MILLER. Broker. Washington
Va Phone olRl
Evening star., 1950-04-02

j. l.. G. WEST
FA. 2l35 or FA. 3S45,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
PANGBORN GIRLS
LEAGUE

With all four teams breaking
even in their games last week, there
were no changes in the standing.
Jeanne Price he'd the high single
game (118), while Phyllis Palmer
had the high set (203). Vogue had
both team high scores, with a sin
gle game of Alta and set of 1913.
80 Or Better Glass
P. Palmer, 1O8, 95; NJ McNamee,
81; Joyce Smith, "a; L. Michael, SO;
June Price, SO; G.. Reecher, go; G..
Darlington, 81; P. Daughtery, go.
Free Bowling
Jeanne Price, 80, 118-248; j. Hebb,
80, 81-231; J. Kittell, 81, 84-231.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
MEMS
MEMS
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Division 1

Some very fine scores were put
up in this division last week, but
the individual honors went to
"Chuck" Kline, of st. Johns Luth-
eran, with the best single game (153)
and to Eddie Weaver, of st. PauPs
E. U. B., with the top three-game
total (387). Trinity Lutheran took
care of all team honors, with a sin
gle game of 500 and total of TIA.
12O-32O Glass
doc" Carbaugh, 329, Sipone,
1913; Gene Bowers, 126-339; Les Tai
helm $40; Pete Harshman, 127-129-
1868; Charles Moser, 139-346; Will
bur Perrott, 122-336; Eddie Weaver,
129, 144-387; "Chuck" Kline, 100,
153-374; Tom Day, 138-325; Glenn
Couchman, 1877; Younkins, 122-338;
Bill Snyder, 126-347; 'Red" Spang-
Ter, 122-324; Jack Koontz, 123-331;
Wesley Ruth, 1872; Dick Ludwig, 1929;
Bill Fuss, 134-335; Frank Miles, 1913,
1886; Bill Everett, 1888; Jim
Causher, 1888; Bryan Wentz, 1871
339.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16

won two games last week to remain
in tie for the lead. The Mackerels
had the high single game (531), but
the Carps, who are tied with the
Gods for third place, had the high
set (1492).
Burkholder bowled the high sim
gle game ODD and tied with Min
mich for the high set (357).
100000 Glass
Burkholder, 137-357; Minnich,
130-357; Copley, 1892; Kieffer,
1234515; Lewis, 119-3O7; Howard,
1882; Lyles, 10000; Oliver, u.s.
3O3; McCauley, 112; Goshen, 113;
Arnold, LOT; Marshall, 107; Main,
los; Foltz, 105; Adams, 1O4; Craw-
ford, 101; Sellman, 100; Ridenour,
100; Newton, 100.
Team Standing
(01J
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
Team Standings
LIONS CLUB
LEAGUE

The Bass and Mackerel teams both
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
ItdIN OLdHUlMg
(2nd quarter)

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ELKS LADIES'
LEAGUE

August won all three games, as
well as total pinfall, last week, to
increase their lead to three points
over January. The teams also di-
vided the team honors, with January
having the high single game (485)
and August the high set (1421).
c. Foltz bowled the high single
game (123), but Jane Zimmerman
had the high set 1920.
100000 Glass
]. Zimmerman, 107, 102, 111-32O
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16

N. Musey, 1880; T. Hartle, 1O1,
114-3O9; D. Groom, lit, 105-3O7; E.
Hill, 112-3O2; c. Foltz, 1913; R. Eichel-
berger, 119; M. Grouse, 118; R. Charl-
ton, 1O7; v. Warner, LOG; 7. Gilleece,
1O5; l. Whip, los; B. Ray, 1O4; ".
Leatherman ,1O3; T. Spessard, 10S;
R. Bohn, 1O1, 1903; I. South, 1O3; H.
Huber, 1O3; K. Mowen, 1902; D. Hoff-
man, 1902; M Mobley, 101: P. Flock,
100; v. Dean, 100; L. Kershner, 100.
Toox, Ctand;uU
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
BOWLING SCORES

honors went to Paul Fryer, of First
Christian, with game of las and to
James Richard, of First Baptist,
with total of 1913. First Christian
took care of all team honors, with
a game of SIS and nice total of
1888.
10000 Glass
Howard Nally, 321; Roger Miller,
326; John Minnich, 138-325; Milton
Warrenfeltz, 125; Carl Rider, $50;
Dick Yates, 121; Dick Motz, 322;
Paul Fryer, 145-327; Bob Hogan,
1871; "Sparky" Tewalt, 1913; Ham
mond, 1872; James Richard, 1893;
Swope, 331.
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and set Of 1474.

and set of 1474.
Mary Bittorf was the high bowler
among the ladies, having game of
107, while for the men, Leo Shelter
had the high single game (134) and
Richard Ham, for the second straight
week, had the high set (322).
100000 Glass
Richard Ham, 126-322; L. Shelter,
134-314; R. Zappacosta, 123-3O7; T.
Hahn, Ill, 1O7-3O6; j. Weaver, Ill,
104-306; F. Fratianni, 100, 100000;
H. Sirbaugh, 121-3O1; J. Henneberger,
113; H. Jolliffe, 1O8; F. Musey, LOT;
M. Bittorf, 1O7; S. Kiser, 1O7; c. Bit
tori, 1O6; E. McCarren, 1O5; ]. Stew
enson, los; June Carper, 104; Lena
Rider, 1O3; Len Shelter, 1O1.
Tao,,n Cfaudsn1c
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

The Donald Ducks picked up three
points last week to maintain their
seven-point lead over the Little Alb
ners, who also gained three points.
The third-place Bumstead team
was the only one to win all four
points. They also had both high
scores. with a single game of 528
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Continued from Page 81
EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE.

With Venus and Neptune both win
ming two games last week.. Venus
maintained their five game lead.
They also had the high scores, with
a single game of All and three game
set of 1880.
Pauline Jennings was the high
bowler, rolling single game of 1875
and three game set of 1913.
100 Or Better Glass
P. Jennings, 125, 1903, 100; N.
Rouzer, 1T; N. Evans, ITO; Marion
Hess, 1903; B. Schwinger, 103.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16

Forsythe, captain) had both high
scores, with a single game of 479
and set of 922.
Doris Brener was the high bowl
er, with a single game of Ill and set
of 213.
High Averages
Margaret Potts, 96.6; Doris Bren-
ner, 96.5; Chico Smith 92.7; Virginia
Stoner, GIG; Marian Barrick, 91.6;
Della Quinn, 9O.3; Betty Bremen,
1915; Frances Berger, $751;; Kathleen
Good, $50; Thelma Carbaugh, 879.
Too.. Ckou5;nm
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Team Standing
Points
POTOMAC EDISON
GIRLS LEAGUE

With all four teams breaking even
in their games last week, there were
were no changes in the standing.
TIL lague-leading Bridge team (P.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-11-16
Team Standing

Division 2
Scores in this division were not
so high last week, but the individual
, 1950-07-01
PETERS REST

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art work done by the pupils.
Among the items were embroider-
ed work done with discarded
chicken feed bags and egg shell.
She was assisted in instructing
the kids by Nora May Pretto, her
assistant.
Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen, SUI
perintendent of Education spoke
in glowing terms Of Mrs. Thomas
efforts; she was followed by her
Assistant, Mrs. Juanita Caroline.
Alfred Francis, President of the
Congressional Council, was mas
ter of ceremonies.
, 1950-07-01
FOR SALE

Pursuant to Order Of the
District Court of the Virgin Is
lands, in the matter of the Es-
tate of Glide Eugene Osborn,
the tWin-Screw motor boat
SHADOW X" is offered for
sale where i" and as is, and
is located at St. Thomas Boat
yard.
Signed bids for the purchase
of the SHADOW X" shall be
delivered to the Clerk of the
District Court, St. Thomas, on
or before 1000 am. on July
II, 1850, and at 1890 am.
said bids shall be opened.
Each bid shall be delivered in
a sealed envelope marked Bid
for SHADOW X and shall be
accompanied by a certified
check in the amount of lOS of
the amount bid.
The sale is subject to the
confirmation of the Court and
all bids may be.rejected at the
direction of the Court.
For further Information con-
tact Daoid E. Mas, Ancizlqry
Administrator, Box 500,
st. Thomas.
4&tr2 E@ .- .G Es-F
, 1950-07-01
PUBLIC HEARING

A Public Hearing on the fol-
lowing amendment to Section
5.5(d) of the Merit System
Rules and Regulations will be
held on Friday, July Z, at 800
pm. at the District Court
Room.
Subsistence, rent or main
tenance allowances shall not
be considered a part of the sa-
larry as provided for the eff
Gent operation of the agency
or.institution, shall be used in
determining total salary for
sufficiency Of compensation as
specified by Wages and Hours
Ordinance"
Ullmont L. James
Director of Personnel
, 1950-07-01
FARCHETTE'S =.
orouT6

FARCHETTE'S -.
size crowd:
Pedrito and his Quintet fur
nished music for the occasion
with Stephen Bostic at the
piano. Mr.. Farchette who took
care of the bar was assisted by
his friend Kaj Hollesen, own
e rof a similar establishment.
, 1950-07-01
UNITED STATES .

rean positions were heavy through
out Friday but it could notzbe de-
termined how successful they
were.
Headquarters reported before
the evacuation that a tank part
was destroyed by an airforce
strike. There were also numerous
dogfights over Suwon airstrip
One ESQ jet was forced down by
mechanical difficulties but not by
enemy action.
, 1950-07-01
FOR SALE

Servel Kerosene Refrigerator
Good condition Can be seen
at No. 10 Queen ST. king
Cross Street entrance.l
, 1950-07-01
Christiunsted Thedtre
TOMORROW NIGHT

R OF JULY
PROGRAM $3.50. 1850
Program Starts Immediately
following Parade.
$500 per Race
BOAT RACES
Pousser race
Sailing : Glass A lover 18')
Glass B (under 1877
Comanche Class
Cupboard : any horse power
Rowing race
Swimming Races Gree Style
Is yards II yrs. and under
SO yards Open
100 yards Open
RACES
Egg race
Bike race
Three-legged race
SO yard dash ........ girls
so yard dash 5000. boys
100 yard dash ...,.,.... boys
22O yards .............. boys
CONTESTS
Biscuit Eating
Tug O'War : Boys VS.. Girls
Cops VS.. Vets
Creased Pole
Entries accepted at Club
Comanche, Korner Klub, and
RI. Fiske & Co.
All entries close on Monday.
July 3rd. !.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-11-09

For sale-Used Mccormick one
row tank type corn picker. C. F
Niswander.
For sale-Eight room house In
Beaverdam, excellent condition, mod
ern except furnace with large base
ment, large lot and garage. Pos
sibility for duplex or tourist rooms
Cali for appointment Beaverdan
phone 1886. Marcus limerick
Admr., Lafayette, Ohio.
Lost-Gray sleeveless sweater
Please return to Lynn Schiffke.
Work gloves, cheaper by the dozen
Geiger & Diller. Il
For sale-Vinegar. Myron Motter
592 S. Main. Phone 375-R.
For sale-Knapp shoes, aerotred
cushioned, arch supported. Guaran-
teed satisfaction. Harold Burgoon
Write or phone 33-9. Liberty Center
Ohio.
For that in-between meal snack
try bread, butter and honey. Whole
some, delicious, highly nutritious
For fine quality honey see Farmers
Grain Co., in Bluffton and Howard
Rickly Honey farm 3 miles south on
Bentley road. 81
Bake sale by Telesis club, Wednes-
day, Nov. %. Proceeds for swim
ming pool.
For sale-Farmall F-20 tractor
with power lift and cultivator. C. F.
Niswander.
For sale-Kitehen cabinet; gas
stove; Westinghouse refrigerator
with two doorsa oak wood door, 6 ft.
So inches by 30 Dtaehes wide. In
quire 236gW College Ave.
Fqr sae +Fryers dressed ready for
the pan. Kenneth Bracy, phone
395-T.
For sale-Modern 4-room home
full basement, hot air furnace, ex,
cellent condition. Mrs. H. W. Alt
haus, phone 453-W. F. Garretson
broker.
c. Bame Realty & Auction service
300 N. Main, Findlay. Phone 4543-J
Ask us when you buy, sell or auction
real estate and chattels. C. Warren
associate and auctioneer, r. R. /
Bluffton. Phone 546-R. t
Wanted-150 fl. used flooring
Clarence Young, phone 510-Y.
For sale-Lot ON South Main st
Ideal dwelling location. A. d. Gratz
For sale-Child's play pen. Phone
57s-Y.
For rent-Two sleeping rooms a
341 Cherry st. No drinkers; viii
share bath. Phone ATTY.
For sale-Allis Chalmers Model {
tractor and cultivator. c. F. Mis-
| wander.
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Religion In American Life Campaign
Will Continue Here Through November

Bluffton's participation in the ma
tion-wide Religion in American Life
campaign will be launched here this
week, with six local churches and
Bluffton college cooperating in the
month-long observance.
Objects of the campaign are to
increase church attendance, strength
EN- church support and to get the
invitation across to those not nor
mally associated with churches, it
was announced.
Participating in the campaign
actively locally will be the First
Methodist, St. Johns Reformed,
First Presbyterian, First Mennon-
ite, Church of Christ and Lutheran
churches together with Bluffton col
lege which is sponsoring its annual
Bible lecture series during the
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Sales Representative
Wanted

The Equitable Life Assurance
Society wishes to appoint some
one i'm this community to handle
sales and service of or numerous
protection and I investment plans
as well as our #ee Farm Loans
and 4l,se SubuEhan Loans. Earn
ings according to own ability and
desire to build up a wonderful
business of your own. Full or
spare time. If you think you
have necessary qualifications and
background, please get in touch
with Hugh h. Katter, District
Manager. SIS National Bank
Bldg, Lima. Ohio, Phones 91i46
or 94196. We think we have a
marvellous opportunity for an ag-
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