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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
Up-COunty Group To
Ask For Widened Road
Through ClarkSburg

Ralph F. Martz, president of the
Clarksburg Community Association
at the August 4th meeting, appoint
ed a special committee to contact
the Maryland State Roads Com
mission in an effort to widen Route
240 through Clarksburg. The COM
mittee consists of Edward Deets,
Clarence Day and Raymond King.
A report of the Bylaw Commit
tee was read and reviewed and
some changes to the constitution
were proposed. A copy of the
signed contract for lights had just
been returned by the Potomac
Edison Company, it was reported.
Members of the Association de-
cided to mark the occasion of the
turning on the lights by serving
box luncheons, and procuring
speakers and music.
The social meeting which fol-
lowed the regular meeting, was
presided over by John Redgrove
who showed movie films of his va
cation trip in Niagara Falls and
Canada. The Rev. Jack Ammon
led group singing. Mrs. Clarence
Day, Mrs. G. A. Welhide and Mrs.
John Redgrove served refresh
ments.
The next meeting will be held
Friday, September 1, pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
Liquor Board Profits
Reach All-Time High
Over 3 Millions Gross

The General Manager of The
Liquor Control Board for Mont
gomery County, James F. Erwin,
has announced the net operating
profit of the Board for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1850 reached
an all time high.
The gross sales amounted to
So, 999, 094.88. This figure shows
an increase in gross sales of APP
proximately $692, 502.98 over the
year 48-49.
Net profits (before depreciation
but including license fees) amout-
ed to $456,203.95, an increase of
approximately $6O,5O0.OO. Sales
tax collected and paid to State of
Maryland amounted to $44, 386.77.
Maryland State Alcoholic Bev-
erage Tax collected and RENTED
to the Comptroller in the amount
of $215,533.98.
At the present time The Liquor
Control Board is operating seven
disoensaries and Beer ware
house in Montgomery County.
Retail buying in June sets record
of nearly $12,000,000,000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
Why | Am A Candidate On
Democratic Victory Ticket

longer wanted to be associated with
the party and the county employees
now under a merit system find they
do not have to work for the party
to hold their jobs.
1 believe in an open primary.
Local government should be on
such a level that public Office is
something to be desired. The
large number of candidates filing
in the primary is a healthy condit-
ion as this gives the voters Sc
lection from which to choose.
1t is time that the Montgomery
County Democrats show to the
Governor and the State Legislature
that he and they can have Demo-
cratic friends in this county.
The candidates of the Victory
Committee for Council jointly said
in public release last week, "We
have made no commitments to any
persons or group, nor to any other
Democrats, nor even to the Victory
Committee which sponsored US.
"For myself 1 know this to be an
absolute truth and for the others
1 sincerely believe that it is so.
The Victory Committee candi-
dates for the Council have also
agreed that they are in favor of
the present Couny Manager form
of government and desire no
change in it except to continue and
improve it.
In view of the above and with
my philosophy of civic improve
ment l agreed to be a candidate
for the council on the Victory Com
mittee ticket.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
B. Of E. Accepts
Bid For School
At LaytOnsvile

The Board of Education on
Tuesday accepted the low bid of
$169,411 from the Victor N. judi
son Co., for the construction of
the Laytonsville Elementary
School.
Rockville is to have the first Ne
gro Junior College in Maryland.
It's establishment was authorized
by the Board on Tuesday. 1t will
be located in the new George Wash
ington Carver senior high school.
Two elementary supervisors,
William B. Evans, former Prin-
cipal of Clara Barton Elementary
School, and Miss Hannah F. Han
way, of Hartford County, who holds
a Masters Degree, were appointed
at the meeting.
Also approved was recommen-
dation of the Executive Committee
of the Montgomery County Edu-
cation Association, that all en-
ployees of the Board of Educa-
ton and workers in the schools be
required to have a chest X-ray
within the year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
Is Candidates
UnOppOsed In
Primary Election

Out OF AZ Montgomery County
Republicans who have filed in the
September 18 primaries, twelve
are unopposed and their names will
not appear on the ballot. Three
out of 81 Democratic candidates
are also unopposed.
The Republicans whose nomin-
atoms are uncontested are Dewitt
S. Hyde, State Senate; Walter C.
Clarke, register of wills; William
Tyler Page, Charles H. Squire and
Millward C. Taft, Judges of Or
phans' Court; James B. Parkhill,
clerk of Circuit Court; Charles
S. Lawrenson, sheriff, and Thomas
B. Mcneil, county surveyor.
There is no Republican candidate
for the second Council district,
however in the first, third, fourth
and fifth districts respectively
George F. Nesvitt, Lathrop E.
Smith, John C. Reid and Harold
F. Hammond are unopposed for
councilmen.
The three Democrats without
opposition are Grover Walker, run
ming for councilman, second dis
trict; Clayton X. Watkins, clerk
&C Circuit Court and Robert X.
Maddox, county surveyor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
By Stella Werner

l have been asked by many peo-
pie why | consented to be candi-
date on the Victory Committee
ticket for the County Council.
A large number of county resi-
dents worked with me when / was
Executive Director of the Charter
Committee in the campaigns of
1942-44 and 46 when we tried to
get the Charter form of govern
ment adopted for the county. Twice
the Charter Committee members
secured over 10000 signatures on
a petition to ask for a referendum
to have a Charter drafted.
The courts have ruled that candi-
dates for the County Council must
have a party label. The two poll
teal parties have always been the
legal instrument in this country
for producing good or bad govern
ment. Therefore all citizens should
recognize their obligation to work
within the party of their choice
when the candidates are produced.
Too long party participation has
been looked upon as something un-
desirable.
This winter a sincere effort was
made by the Democrats under the
Victory Committee to rebuild the
party with new blood. The pre-
cinct elections held in the Spring
threw party organization wide
open to all Democrats. The Victory
Committee then sent out about 800
letters to the newly elected pre-
cinct officials and other county or
CARNATIONS asking for suggestions
of names for candidates for public
office. The compilation of rec
commended names returned pro-
duced the Victory Committee tick
ct of the Democratic party. The
ticket has mixture of old and new
Democrats.
On many occasions l was told l
should be a candidate for the
County Council. Always my ans
wer was mo-. However, was
approached by members of the
Victory Committee who informed
me that my name was recommended
for the Council by a number of
groups from my District. AS this
office cannot be filled except by one
bearing party label and as l am
Democrat, it became apparent
to me that, if elected, l could help
perpetuate that form of local gov
eminent which l had worked for
so hard since 1912.
In Montgomery County the old
and the new Democrats must come
to understand each other and
bring life to new party in which
we all can be proud. The Repub-
licans who have registered as
Democrats but who have continu-
ally voted the Republican ticket
should change their party affili-
atoms on the books so as to keep
the record straight and strengthen
the two party system.
The Democratic party, the par
ty of my family for four genera
lions had led the opposition to the
Charter during the years l had
campaigned for it. These cam
paigns Slapped the vitality of the
Democratic party in Montgomery
Co. The Charter Democrats no
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
Permits To Build
Issued In Rockville

The following building permits
were issued in the Office of Mayor
and Council, Rockville, for the
period July II to August 8:
July II = George Peter, RID,
Rockville, to erect temporary Office
at Perry and Jefferson Streets.
July 20 Roland E. Simons,
zoe Grandin Avenue. Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10

Park, to erect 3 dwellings on
Grandin Avenue; R. H. Gibbs,
2733 4th St, N. E., Washington, 10
erect tool shed Beall Avenue, West
End Park.
July rs = Langley Salyers, 210
Horner's Lane, to alter building
at that address; Gassaway w.
Linthicum, 602 Monroe St., to
erect dwelling on Maryland Ave-
nue..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10

Retail buying in June sets record
of nearly $12,000,000,000.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
PICKETS

Fl fnd 1ag eeseE scE aHshs %sRekhsa hssa sp6e sn6
MATERIAL co. 1902 MINI. ave.
PIPE, galy:. black, cast iron, cut
phaTEsMoldF Il y No and 7soS soSst VIA S. 5s0l
ice (or place. plates, finest quality.
1 d., perfect; S100. OR. 3O17.
RANGE-west,nghouse Electric; IL lists
sT ISs; agSs ;g5; spseia, sGan sale priss S254 %.
Plumbing Heating Appliances, 627
RANGEEHardwick gas, .high oven
price; S2l9.95. ST. 61oS. JOHN q.
WEBSTER CO. Plumbing-Heat
RANGE---Uniyersa gas Oxford model,
lists $309.75; special sale price,
$239;95.- ST. CLOS. JOHN q. WEE
STER Co. Plumbing-Heatine-Ap
RPP1FFfnssf; az St n.T Size w.,t,nv
house. i year old; reasonable son eS' caI1
pU. s461 after $50. -5
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, recondi-
a!aG toned; / -; a-mS; guarantee. ar cail tin
REFRIGERATOR. gas, Servel: In
excellent condition; 5000. CAN FR.
1OG0 auQ ask IOr bLACk1E." -3
REFRl recono., spring
sale; from S35: guar. JOHN q.
WEBSrER CO.. 627 r st. NV.
6EFRiG ERATORs. reconoitioned ike
new. fully guar by our own service
Gept. Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from S36 up. F1sEDER-
EAS. 1905 l4th st. NV
hLFkiGEkATORS. 40M disc on an
1oor models; last wears models
slashed. Easy terms. Open ewes
until ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
1871 Nichols ave sc LU 4-70OO
REsFRIGERAToRs asIIs ,:. t5ol, all makes,
S2S Upshur st. NV. GE. oS2S.
REFRIGERATOR - Recond.. guar.
p. o. SMITH, s & 8. INC, 1874 r
st. ne. Ii. 3-2545. Ii. 3-6050.
REFRIGERATORS, used, recondi-
toned, fully guaranteed; $40 and
up: 2237 Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
Evening star., 1950-07-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1777 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Studio apt,
refrigerator and stove, share bath;
1928 sss.'S MASS. S. AVE. AVE N.w.-Lge. rm.,
Il issilisiss;; nice nicely MOURN farn, ''$sS $so
EPFnc. Mgntnis Apt. for empl. mother or rs cple.
yho ass need day care for their child
SO 70. yxRNuM vaiRaiu ST. N.w.--Liv. rm.,
sluded. j. N.'' &. WELDON Saia n CO. se'' Ne. M
YOUNG aSb COUPLE will share entire
house oEnd With l girl; s26 mo. Can
eais iii 'ilafssi kAhoRAMA RD.-s rms. bath.
sssi. 3gsn ow. II 'S Ssdo. ] PM Sunday C 60.
moreiand avs.@Lady or eple. to
share 5-room bungalow with empl.
LADY,. all utils., unlim. phone; Gen.
Single, $50 Or couple, $50. sH.
1884, see after 5 pm. --6
NICELY FURN. LIv. RIM, bedrm.,
kit. bath; laund. privileges; gentle
home; 2 empl. adults. SOIL 9th Nv.
DOWNTOWN-vt. ave. aud L st. NV.
q rms, pvt. bath; suit. 3 persons;
maid service; $50 mo. ME. 5162.
GEORGETOWN, 5000 QUE ST. NV,
several nicely furn. rms. with cook
ing facilities: good trans. AID. 9317.
18th ST. - Large: attractive apt.
house. utilities; S115. Phone NO.
1886 after pm. "A
LIST floor; 2 bedrooms,
liv. rm., dining rm., kit. and bath.
pvt. entr.. utils.; $125 mo-; mar
ried couple. KE. 3-703S. a
wv. SECTION bedrms.. lyg. rm..
ding. rm., kit, pvt. bath; suit. 3
empl. adults; utils' furn.; no chill
Evening star., 1950-07-03
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcon,. ,

1910 14th ST. NV, Apts. g. g.;
a s5o. Fur Furnished Im MARsHAhI xs SsRiiDa'5 :.
" WApLE sLEe CO.. 1924 18th st. NV,
l7ol 10, 1Sps TPsHuR sr.-Beautiful master mas
street bus; $50 mo. RA. 4o4s. ~
14O2 14th ST. NV, clean comfortable
ssnIaIt sleeping ,oaa3;on rms; men only. Con-
1saa 3s'ens = 'eSs''0s 81. S.w.-pupont circle; Ms
DoWNToWNasfnsil;e aso sfnsi; Tna room; n 81 week.
17$s i EYE 4 st. ST. r" N.WGIoSel;y. Ex Iay1; cool,
MT. PLEASANT e.araiGa: car iine-pbl. rm. :;
GhSRsETawIH alsS singls; no. N,SiIs zsiS. ,,rn s
next to bath and shower. in attrac-
1921 X ST. NV. walking distance
9aowsntown; running water in room;
sISGnE iSSaf Pa5di Room, adj. bath, porch: a pvt.
Phons and 1sf laundry sfssa SIs esS e. 1885,
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RD.. 1888 Lanier
eddlstsd,o eool AZ ss1o st,; pvt entr.' nr. bath
4uho len DEDhm. Win n 0atn, z
sirls; 1aso with or without breakfast. pu.
14th AND HARVARD ST. NV, ex-
ceptionally clean large front room.
for z gentlemen. maids service; $40
LaSah nGa.h sfsRi FRoN4 AD' R3SM. sSsd n-;s,. VII
ssssIsd woman. can ASoa CO. sssap' priy'sij 1876
S27 G ST. N.W.-4th r., two-rm.
unit Tor light housekeeping; S12 wk.
14.7 DECATUR ST. N.w.LLarse rm.,
next sext to bath. , End mr. block trans.
1883 PARK RID. N.w.-1mmacuiate
cool rms; young men; tiled shower;
excel. location; S25 mo. Du. 1874.
1924 MASS. AVE. N.w.-LHK. in
csTln downtown section, lge. front rm;,
LARGE attractively furnished room.
occurants; $50. DU. 1921. 81
1924 18th ST. NV, the Pennington:
ss. conv. to transp, Newly decorated.
service: weekly rates, single, S8.75
SHEPHERD AND sth, ise., cool, dble
rm.; twin beds. pvt. bath. Ink,
Tefgr;s s,da laundry; 2 ladies. s55 mo.
JEw1sH 'GF FAMILY, lovely lse. rm.,
next bath. conv. transp.. bus; for
man. Call ia. 1882. IS
LARGE FRONT ROOM. 2nd a., near
bath; handsomely furn; refined pvt.
home; cow. to cars, bus. AID. 3l4S.
1905 I6th ST. NV, across from
Statler Hotel: attrac. furn. front
room. next bath; for lady. 3s
1177 MASS. AvE.-Sleeping room,
front. bath; 81 week. Convenient
1911 I6th ST: N.w.-Near SCOTS
Circle. nice clean. cool, double room;
elevator. -6
Evening star., 1950-07-03
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

18th AND HARVARD ST. NV
Lady will share her comfortable
efiiciency apt. in apt. bldg. with an
other girl; excel. transp. AID. S7O0;
cool FLAT-Boy under 80 share
neat liv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath.
garden; all utilities; $40 mo. DU.
1scs stss COLUMBIA RD.. APT. ss-
Young lady to share large apt. with
other girls; twin bedrm.; $50 mo.
GIRL 70 SHARE nicely furn. ant
with another In Arl.; $40. Gail CH.
$500, Ext. 1853 after pm.
ONE-BEDRM. APT.-Twin beds for
girl about 80; conv. ne. location.
For Information. call Ii. 7-0ses.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Two girls,
1920, to share 8-rm. apt. with pvt
sntr; with 1 other girl. Call 81.
rsTSsoRrH1ru.n; won. y s aps,.'fgs : rIsl;.
1 or z EMPLOYED LADIES to s share
4-rm. apt. Convenient location. Du.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN will share
beautiful new rambler on Mt. Vernon
blvd. with l or 2 professional or
business women: 3 bedrms.. Ia
SoOi. A&NCA blCCECos opdCIOuS
and aesthetic environment; bus at
door. Unusual opportunity for right
person. TIE. 1905. 8
ATTRACTIVE 1-BEDRM. apt. NV.
section for congenial girl to share
with another; 30-40; .reas.; good
transp. Call OR. 1884, ewes. "a
SHARE WITH LADY, 1886, attrac.,
apt, desire s.e. section; pvt. bedrm.,
unlim. phone: or large bedrm. suit.
2 girls. Refs, Box 327-M, Star. 81
GIRL TO SHARE clean apt, pvt.
bath, bedrm., radio, kit. privils.,
ideal loc. EN-. OOS3. -
REFINED LADY wishes to share her
comfortable apt. with employed cou-
pie; everything furn.; unlim. phone;
excel. transp.: no drinking. WA.
COLORED-YoUNG WOMAN to share
Turn. arm. ant: phone in own rm, !;
semipvt. bath: $50 q mo. References
required: Ak. 1888. a
apt. with other men; $50 mo. S37
22nd st. NV. DI. 402S. a
Evening star., 1950-07-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-k.E.

KITCHEN, bedroom, share bath; for
couple in private home; convenient
location. Call NO. 1864. II
112O NEAL ST. N.E.-Neatly furn.
single front rm. in refined home.
Call AT. 9655. -3
LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, 2nd floor,
running water. elec. range; can be
made into Ink. apt. or sleeping
rms: Az 2nd st. ne. Phone LA.
6-464S. 11:30-6; TR. 4799. $40
pm. "a
1870 EAST CAPIToL-Room suit.
able one or two, next bath. on car
line; reasonable. Ii. 3-7524. 8"
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE: S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st and C SITS. me-. AT. $500.
COLORED-DUBLE RIM. avail. July /.
for working cple.; privileges. 1131
Morse st. ne. FIR. 7443. -4
COLoRED "a ROOMS, with kitchen
privils.; near shopping dist, good
transp. LU. LASS. A.
COLORED - NEATLY FURNISHED
rm., in q lovely apt; cooking, phone.
home privils.; SO week. FIR. 1855.
-4
Evening star., 1950-07-03
MIscL. FOR SALE (cent., I,

FURNITURE: Dinette table, 4 chairs,
$15; beige and maroon sofa, SIS:
lovely solid rosewood buffet, full
Hdnga length serving board, S135. CHI.
FuRNiTuRE-studio couch, blue u up-
holStered; opens into comfortable
seaple sea9 .t}s, Gr twin beds; $40. Call pu.
SALE-Brand-new bed
room. din. room. liv. room, from un-
claimed freight and factory samples,
etc.. at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG, 460 New York ave.
NV, daily 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 43l o.
FURNITURE-Gray Freize living room
suite; sage green rug and mat: ma
pie bedroom suite with box springs;
occasional chairs: assorted tables
and an Lamps; amps metal utility cabinets.
maple, dresser, s
kit. table, chairs. household apple
ances, etc. Will sacrifice. EN-.
FURNiTURE-Dinins table, extension,
mSSsrn: ssss os pf1 I5ght asa iaish. seats 10. ao
FURSITuRE.Afttrlaictive Junior nat
ural birch din. rm. suite, bufiet.
table. 4 chairs; walnut spinet desk.
enair; Isas. Call GL. 9235 after 2
FURNITURE-Dining room. 1o-piece
orig. $400, now $3.50. vi. 770o,
FURN. - Diplomat leaving country.
selling furniture, Oriental rugs.
See 5-s pm, s40s ordway st. NV.
GAS RANGES. new. used, $3.50 dn.;
credit; installation. PEERLESS
SALES, 1887 Ga. ave. DE. 5670.
GAS RANGE, white enamel; ANTIQUE
Sterling parlor organ; 2 sewing
machines; lge. Philco radio; high
Saa1 eaair; very lse. old stone jar. At.
GAS RANGEs. used; spring se sale;
from $50; guar JOHN @. WEE
GAS RANGES-NeW. used; an si1es,
Heaters and stoves ACME STOVE
CO, loll 7tb ct nv Ma a962
Largest assort. elec. motor repairs;
kTSHEES SIsh ear casiNEE SkREy 1sos 18th
incl; display kit. with stainless
steel sink. dishwasher and disposal
at below cost. KITCHEN EQUIP
MENT CO; 1719 Eye st. NV. Open
Mon, and Tues; ST. All. A
LIV. RIM. SUITE-Maroon sofa and
chair, custom re-uphol. occasional
chair; new cond. SH. 1880. -5
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, pcs,
I pm. Me. 1895. ~ "a A
LUMBER--Enough undressed sheath
ing, studs, some larger, to build
house, well seasoned; big savins
If sold at once TIE 330h a
Evening star., 1950-07-03
TIRE BARGAINS


Save on Goodyear, Firestone Cham
pion. q. 8. and Goodrich at BURR
HEISHMANS. Size 6.OOx16 only
1896 plus tax; wheel balanced free.
All sizes in stock. 3 locations
seven e eernsTs nsy All: AI es es fA z sqS4 s
10Th and N. Irving, Arl. OW. 7442
TRACTOR-Garden Aid 2a MP;
practical new, excellent condition:
reasonable; Cali OK. 1924. "a
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. special.
$1s.SS: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ryEhyyptrsssIn S1a 18th s. NV. n..s
saas and ap ouaqsaseea. Gssd ana Addsns dfw
machipes at very low prices. CEN
TRIAL. 2019 14th st. NV. HU. 512l.
TYPEWRITERS. new ana rebuilt;
year AMERICAN TYPEWITER CO.
saf saS1 E cspitSl n0Is st.. s;3o,5;3,o, inclu
VACUUM CLEANER: Eiectrolnx. with
ATTACKS; $40; also Hoover upright;
vaSGjuU%M % CLEANER lean Used. Make
offer. 7212 Flower ave-. Takoma
WAR sURspLus-you name it. W.
paulins. motors, pumps, tents, ham
mocks. tools for mechanics and home
use. 5000 other items and gadgets
GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV, EX.
1927: Customers get a break.
WAShER Westinghouse automatic,
its sso saasss 81 Sos sDests soAN sale T. wis RTzfs
phnM piiances, eS7 + FsR0rns st. n.E. s.hea'ins'Ap
table, $50 for both; 1865 Columbia sGs
wasHERs iEf r save Teasi sioSS9 S9 hena asg7
Westinghouse Laundromat demon.
WASHING MACHINE-Used; in excel.
eosd eeoad.; VERY very reasonable; Can after
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto.
Magic; brand new. $3.50. Call ia.
wAshihING MACH1NE-savage SD spin.
dry. need not be bolted down. $50,
sreeT pnoT frSnsr, Iron csI9 SS6 Both e for s1oo;
WASHING % MACHINES. M Srs soss disc on
all floor models. last wears models
asnsa u aSSAL sssl 'siRs zPpr4SseR SSssR Is
warER VII s,soS,i eSoiES iss SAFE su .ns ssss.
WAFER sxfT; oc coo2lsRs. oS2IsR sale or rent; 4 We
install. JOHN 9. WEBSTER, since
I9I2, e27 T st: NV. ST. 600.
.ATnf HEaTEss' fTom Sis assS s.r sale os *;
q WEBSTER CO. 627 = st NV N
WHEEL CHAIR, small collapsible
metal; almost new: S42.50; perfect
UNDERWooD PoRTABLE, excellent
condition, sturdy. ideal for student.
Quarters 14-A, Fl. Myer. North
Post), CHI. 5000. Ext. 1924. 5
PERSON RETURNING TO EUROPE
Will sell 2 chests Of drawers, 18th
Century. and secretary bookcase.
Call DE. 1850. 3
Evening star., 1950-07-03

O6U0. -
BATHTUBs, built-in. S25; new ant
ysed sSsa plumbing fixtures; BLOCKS
SALES CO. 2asS Ga. ave. De. 1915
BED, double. Hollywood and book.
cases; good condition. Call EN-. 0972
BED--simmons Hideaway. green
R.wt Rest 0fIet. ae5. 1Ssl Ssl7 piney Branch CHI I'd
BED LEGS. for coll or box springs;
sssN soIyert sf;sa TO- d5oa Hollywood bed; we in
BICYCLES = Columbia" "colson'
BICYCLE store STORE, 1911 1N1h Wis. ave aye
MI. 01O0, DE. 1850, 8 am. to 6 pm.
yANIA BUIIDfNa sUPPLY Co. Ab
BRICKS-Face and common, one or a
1885; ALASKA COAL q BRICK CO.
3ec; ks 10 it., SAC; Sx4 is it.,
af hsfd 0hH Diae fSTlng; ooFiSe 1'as per tt +
Rock wool ins. bats less than a
price. Framing mat, all sizes
TEsifasS0nably EifsSsn y.nGndes PRICED. Also ceiotex,
k1ICueu CABINETS, WINDOWS, doors,
oil burning furnaces, hot air or hot
water. In good shape. like new.
Also radiators, pipe and fitting,
electric wire and fixtures; toilet
and low tank, S12. Firewood free.
See foreman on Job at IA Riggs
I'd: ne. or call EASTERN STATE
WRECKING & CONST. CO., LO.
3-7S96 at 1884 Palmer rd s.e.
Open daily, ewes. and Sun. A
BUILDING MATERIALS, used lum-
ber-2x4s, 2x6s, 2xSs, 2x1Os;
sheathing, siding. maple, fir and pine
flooring, doors, various sizes; window
complete with frame trims and
weights; all in excellent condition
1-inch sheet rock, S25 per M; Sele-
TAX structural steel, reinforcing
steel, angle irons. lollie columns,
cut to size. Plumbing, soil pipe.
steel pipe, sinks. toilets, basins,
66-inch double drain-board sinks,
$40 each. Gas stoves, refrigerators,
and many other items. Please visit
our yard and see for yourself
GENERAL WRECKING CO., MI
Evening star., 1950-07-03
FARM 8 GARDEN

VIRGIN ToPSOIL, best quality, any
quantity. quick delivery; driveway
gravel; II. 3-2275, Ii. 1884. %
LANDSCAPING, SODDING, grading,
planting and seeding; lawns rem
ovated. Sod, top soil and fagstone
delivered. Ashton 21S2. q
ThEES REMOVED, trimmed, ETC.;
fully insured; very low rates; free
estimate. WI. 1925. TU. OS44.-4
INSECT SPRAYING and trimming
hedges, trees. student service: rea-
sonable prices. Call WA. 5155. "a
TREE REMOVAL, l or / 900. Building
lots cleared; lawns titled seeded
sodded; driveways. GE. 1887. a
SODDING, from the best Of the blue
grasses and clover: Phone D. e.
STELFOX, GE. 0365. a
PLANT SHADE fREES. shrubs Ano
all other nursery stock now We also
specialize In .sodding. For free ss.
s1o2 Aser road. Hyattsyiiis H Ma
Tel. Warfieid 4756 or Union $3.50