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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27
PUBLIC ROAD PETITION
Caldwell, Ohio

TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS OF NOBLE COUNTY,
OHIO:
The undersigned petitioners free
holders of said County. residing in
the vicinity of the proposed improve
ment hereinafter described. respect
fully represent that the public con-
v%enience and welfare require the
establishment of a public road on the
line hereinafter described: and pray
that you will institute and order the
proper proceedings for said improve
ment. TO wit: Beginning at a point on
County Road No. 10 ear the Carpen-
tr School in Section z Beaver Town
ship, Noble County. and running
thence in a northwesterly direction to
an intersection with Township Road
No. 1876 M there to terminate a dis
lance OF s miles more or less.
Signed: April II, 1850
ORION CARPENTER
DENVER CARPENTER
LISTON l.. HANNAHS
II. +. CARPENTER
ARCH LEACH
RICHARD CARPENTER
+. L. HOOTS
EDWARD J. UPPOLE
ROBERT BETS
J. E. GILMORE
CHAS. NEUHART
!. w. PHILLIPS
Il. l.. EAGON
On a motion by G. II. Rayner and
a second by w. c. Davis that the date
of May 22nd. 1850, at 100 p. m. be
set for Viewing and the date of May
goth, 1850, at 90 p. m. be set for
Hearing of said road.
Vote: c. II. Rayner-Yes. w. G,
Davis-Yes, Nj. J. Love-Yes.
/. Jack Wilson, certify that the above
is a rue copy of the Commissioners
Journal, April oath. 1850.
d2-43
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

RELIABLE FARM hand, living
quarters with gas and electric
available. Good opportunity for
veteran wishing to take on-the-
farm training. A good future for
the right man. Phone 701-F-2 or
see herzle GARRETT, Summer
tield, Ohio, Route l.. 42-44pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27
NOTICES

ATTENTION TRAILER Owners;
We now have trailer bottle gas
in stock. See us for your needs.
Prompt service e. Donald d.
Nichols, Caldwell, Ohio, Phone
63-J. 42-44
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27
NOTICES

INSURE YOUR car or truck
with Motorists Mutual 1nsur-
ance Company. The best COM
pany at the time of loss. Joe
Buckley, Agent, Caldwell, Ohio.
23tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

WE WILL not be responsible for
any debts other than those in
Cured by the undersigned MIR.
AND MRS. ASHTON WILL
LIAMS. 42pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

BOSTWICK'S INC, established
in 1882. Cambridge, Ohio, Dia-
monds, Watches, Silverware, all
nationally advertised merchant
Use. Dale E. Keller, Mgr. 41tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

NOW Is THE time TO check the
condition of your lawn mower!
For expert sharpening and re-
pairing see Joe Estadt at The
Caldwell Implement & Supply
Co., Caldwell, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

THE BEST IN coal always
Byesville No. z, lump, run Of
mine or oil treated stoker. We
also handle Universal" con-
crete blocks, sand, gravel, ce-
ment and mortar. Phone 714-F2.
Russell c. Keith, Caldwell, Ohio,
Route 6. 21tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

REGISTERED BERKSHIRE hog
at my farm for service. See
Ed. Ritterbeck, Caldwell, Ohio,
Route 4. al az
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

DOES YOUR LIVINGROOM
SUITE, odd chair or any of
your household furniture need
to be upholstered? If so, expert
and satisfactory work a be as
sured by calling 219, Caldwell.
We pickup and deliver. 37tf
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-04-27

NOTICE TO BIDDERS-Sealed
bids will be received by the
Belle Valley Local Board of
Education for bus routes, num-
bers one and three, all drivers
must furnish drivers certificates
and bonds with bids. Further in
formation may be received from
the clerk. All bids must be in
the hands of the clerk by May l
at 1900 noon. The Board re-
serves the right to accept or re-
ject any or all bids.
DONALD HARBAUGH,
Clerk 40-42
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
ANDREWVILLE

Mrs. H. Lee Silbereisen. Mrs. 2
Ryan, Miss Della Ryan, Mrs. Frank
Vincent and Mrs. Addie Eurie shop-
ped in Wilmington last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon
are the owners of a new Chevrolet
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barney and
son, Mike, Of Wilmington. spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Butler.
Mrs. Evelyn Porter, of Harring-
ton, called on Mr.. and Mrs. James
Scott, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Sutcliffe
Jr., and son have moved to BUrrs-
vile. We wish them much happi-
ness intheir new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Calvert. of
Palisade Park, were weekend
house guests Of the Everett Deems
Miss Addie Collision spent SIM
day with Mrs Clifford Norris.
Mrs. Walter Paskey is on the
sick list this week. We wish her q
speedy recovery.
Con Conway, of Harrington
spent the weekend with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Col
lison.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Strange BedfellOw

MUAR. Malaga L up - Hasnab.
a 2l-year-old married Malay wo-
man sleeps with a 21 foot, 1877
pound python every Thursday night
the Moalem sabbath. She does this
because she thinks the phyton is
the reinearnation of her mother in
law.
Tuan Hail Yunos, her husband
said he dreamed 8 days after his
mothers death that she had come
to the house in the form of a py-
thon. Then the python came. Has
nah and the python seem to get
along well. But the gig snakes ap-
petite is enormous. It consumes al
pounds of meat every morning and
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
White Horse For
Red Tape

VIENNA - up - When a local
publisher asked permission of the
seven Austrian provinces to use
their coats of arms on a commeric-
al catalogue, six of them agreed
The province of Styria, however.
refused. The Syrian coat of arms is
white lion on green background
The publisher then wrote the
Styrian governor. Instead of the
white lion, he said, he would use a
white horse-the symbol of official
ied tape In Austria. The governor
immediately brought charges, a.
gainst him of. melting to rebellion
The charges were dismissed bv a
Viennese court, and the Catalogue
will appear with a. white horse
where white lion ought to be. The
editor thinks he may stick a penciI
behind the horses left ear.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Africa Ships Manganese

LUANDA (Portugese Angola -
W - The present world situation
draws increasing attention to Afri-
cas- manganese. Angola is at pre-
sent stepping up its production at
tremendous pace.
Manganese was first discovered
tnere IN 1916 but even today the ex-
act extent of the colOny's resources
are not known completely. Two of
tne best known deposits at Quio-
hnhe and GuitOta east Of Luanda
reserves near the surface, are esti-
mated at 5000 tons. Underground
reserves, however, are thought to
depositsl :. ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
AdOptiOns Often Bring
More Children

NEW York - (P) - Childless
couples frequently have a baby af-
ter they have adopted a child. Some
OI the reasons may be that after
the adoption the wife becomes freer
OF tension, fears and hostilities
ana accepts a feminine and mater
baI role, says DR.. Abraham Stone
director of the Margaret Sanger
Research Bureau.
lie said that about 20 per cent of
married couples who seek advice
ABOUT inability to have a child have
no apparent physical troubles. The
desperate desire to have a baby
may sometimes apparently inter-
rere with conception.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Czechs Seek To
Aid Korean Fight

CANBERRA - Up - Hundreds
OF Czech immigrants, who fought
Hitler in the last war, are clamor-
ing to enlist in the Australian mill
itary forces.
The Deputy Director of Recruit
ing, G. F. Lewis, hasl ordered ell
recruiting officers to take the
names of these new Australians.
Pending change in government
policy, they cannot be accepted.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
India Builds Airline
Fleet

NEW DELHI, India - up -
India is pulling a new airline fleet
from the dusty five year old pile of
war disposal left sere by the Allies.
The communications ministry
has announced that 70 twin engin-
ed Curtiss Commands, used in
wartime to carry freight, will be
Ieeonditloned as passenger planes.
midas present. commercial fleet
consists largely Of another wartime
plane. the Douglas DC-3.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Swearing, Burns Fingers

VANCOUVER - (R - Buddhist
Eng Yew burned his fingers while
taking the oath at a coroners in
quest. He lit a piece of paper on
which he had written his name and
held 1t while the coroner intoned
the oath. The paper burned down
to his fingers before the coroner
had finished. The oath recognize by
the Criminal Code of Canada, reads
You must tell the truth or your
soul shall burn in hell as this paper
is burning away"
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Preliminary Report

ROCK FALLS, Ill. - (R - II
was early morning when the tele-
pnone rang i'll the local fire station
MY stove blew up; my house is
on nre'" the caller said. "Maybe I
won't need you I'll call again if I
The unidentified caller-true to
ms Word--phoned back Is minutes
later and told the alerted firemen
that the blaze was out.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and
REAL ESTATE
VIII offer at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER end. 1850

NDA4Ae AuuS lS6,
Al ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
S'ii,I Oa the farm where I now reside +,,,,
0uiIiss 0lgs from Ocean View on road W. ~
riS,a. Point, about - mile from
REAL ESTATE
Inc farm, 491a Acres. improved ~,
S,;tI zen room house in good conditioI
90. IlOuerh conVeniences.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
one gas stove, Oriole, like new. ono
&c Ieelric I1; refrigerator, Frigidaire, # =:
al hltchen cabinet, one cupboard
ulSli,es, ooS..,, cooking utensils and liars. one
siL"tiLls Ilachlne, Household; -four. oak
SIldlls' Duifet, china closet, server and
square TOP oak table, one round foD
extension table, four oak chairs. foI,r
zane seat bottom chairs. one oak
rocker, one painted rocker. one eIecN
tTlc iron, Sunbeam; o6e eIactrio
sweeper, one washbowl and nitcbeS
SET, antique, Simmons cot and mai
tresS' one enamel bed and sDrinps
one library table, two SQUARE fon
stands, one 15-gallon stone crock one
Inree glass mirror for over buffet one
hoe. t"Ae ana
TERMS: CASH on Household C,oo5s
Reasonable terms on Real Estate
MRS. WILBERT VANSGNT,
AuctiOneers; Carey S'i and 'S@; SAVAGE 1el'
11-17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
'Thailand To Use
Enriched Rice

BANGKOK - Up - Thailand.
Asia's greatest rice supplier, is To
reed its people with enriched rice.
Experts from Switzerland are carry
ing out a survey Of the country's
total nourishment needs and the ex-
OF undernpurishnaenf caused by
consumption Of polished rice.
Endichment machinery will be in
stalled at the farmers cooperative
society mills, the biggest in Thail-
and. Thia health officials will de-
termine the different vitamins to be
used depending on research re-
suits. Rice for export to deficit
countries will not be enriched.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Desert Rescues Practiced

IRIPOLI, TripOlitania - Up -
British and American service per-
sonneI have been cooperating on
air desert rescue exercises in
Africa's northern wastes. White
panels were laid out in the desert
20 indicate a crashed plane. Then
Raj and USAF planes began a,
search. Two ground parties were
set up, one with eight light vehicl-
es. the other with 10 heavier tyne
vehicles for evacuation of person.
mel.
communications we're centered
at the British operated Castel BEN
ito Airfield. The U. S. has a military
military air transport unit at near
by Wheelus Field.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Al 2:OO O,CIOCK p

AT 200 O'CLOCK P. M.
In front of the Baltimore Tr1s,
company. im the Town of Bridgevilie
North West Fork Hundred. SusseT
county, and State of Delaware, the
IoiloWlng described Real Estate, to-
=, All that certain piece or parcel of
lan9 lan9 situate, lying and being in Nam
ticoke Hundred, Sussex County Sfato
OF delaware, beginning for the metes
ana bounds thereof at a cedar stake
d d corner this land and the lands of
george Harris and James Raughlev
anu runs with the Raughlev lands
North S4A degrees, West 271b percbas
~ ~ the center of the Public Road /:
enence with the same North as de.
grees West 6 perches; thence lesv-
llg the road with a new made line
across the lands of these erantore
North "a degrees East 21 perches r.
s6aKe ss6aKe IN edge of field; thence South
~ degrees East 201b perches to fba
tiae tho oI the lands of George Harris in
Ine cage OF the Old Mill Pond: thence
with the same South 11% depTaes
Iast 70 perches to the place Of he
ginning, containing Three and STbroo-
quarters Acres of Land. he II the
same same more or less. Being the same
GdII;s 5SlIus ana premises which Joseph w
Iotn IIotlihs, eJux., by Indenture bearing
19IS and OtSL uay OF January, A. D.
tS4o, ana not yet recorded. but in
Tended to be forthwith, granted ond IN
conveyed unto William IT T,,o1In1 anu
ana a1, Laura M. Tucker, his wife VIII VIII
All H. improvements Thereon "''i
IEHNS:-20 per cent. of the D,,r-
'hase ina money will be demanded '|1 on
ai 5aid uay lay OF OF sale. sale. the balance to be be
f ii the on puTcbaSat or before February 5, 1851.
,hese terms the per centum nsid %ion oa
lay OF sale will be forfeited u TIn Iil
'urcnaser oat SE Will be required to nav the %
d, seized and taken in execution 90
NE ne property of William II TucJ5eT
oId IG Laura Laura M. Tucker, and will be
,,or,ee,J JOHN L. CANNON, Sheriff
InerlIt,s Office, Georgetown. Deiawara NJ
~ A'oV' 11-17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Loot Causes Trouble

WAU, Sudan = (P) IL A Dinka
Wibesman, impresotion a police
man, arrested a member Of the Jur
tribe for posing hashish, a forbid
zen narcotic. The Jur paid the
Dinka $3.50 to let him go, but nro-
tested and started fight when the
Dinka demanded the hashish as
wen. A real policeman came along
and arrested both.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Flying Tigers Aid
Refugees

SINGAPORE - up - The Flv-
ing Tigers airline is making is
trips to Australia via Singapore
from Germany carrying displaced
persons to new homes. Poles, Hun
sarians and Ukrainians, many of
OF whom have spent years in dis
placed persons camps, or fled from
Iron Curtain countries make uu
many OF the transports.
The airline is operated by Gen.
Claire Chennault Of the famed Fly
ing Tigers of China.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Deadly Lightning

DWEITTVILLE, Que. Up -
lightning struck a wire fence dur-
ing a thunderstorm here recently.
ran along the wire and killed eigbf
cows standing nearby.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Does Own Financing

DAUPHIN, Man. - (R) - Since
iS4S this town has done it's financ-
ing locally. A total of $259, 900 in
oebentures has been subscribed nv
Dauphin citizens without anv assis-
ltance from outside bond dealers.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Transcribed Sermon
Wins Congregation

VANCOUVER = up - The rich
voice OF a young Scottish minister,
transcribed in Scotland and heard
Dy a church congregation in Van
won for Rev. w. M. Stevenson the
pastor of a new church.
The 81 year old minister's last
parish was DunOon, = Scotland
When informed of an opening in
vancouver he hit upon a recording
as the best means of selling him
self to his prospective congregation
his IL inch recording was a short
sermon on prayer. =
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
Constable's Sale
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9s. 195O

Will be exposed to Public Vendue
on Gaines Alley, Harrington, Della
ware, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1850
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following:
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One Motorola television set. one
cabinet radio, one wicker settee. two
nnoleum rugs, one table radio one
Philco television set and aerial. one
pooster, one small oil heater, one
small table radio, one Hallcrafter ra =
dio, one SilvertOne console radio. one
recording Victrola, complete; one knee
mole desk, one studio couch, one radio
tube tester, one testing panel, COM
plete, radio supplies, etc.
Seized and taken in execution n c
the property of Harry Plummer. Har-
Irlngton, Delaware, and will be sold
for cash.
JOSEPH B. JEFFERIS, Constable
ll-17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
PUBLIC SALE!
s+I IL VIII sell at my home on Broad
street in Milton, on - O''U
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 95. 1850
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The following:

OoGAE1NJLsO SOODS
Three-piece living room suite sood
condition; davenport table. c6fSoa 9%oe
ffaoIe' end table, 2 rockers, hall rack
sOuL piece oak bedroom suite with
noor lamp, three small electric
lamps lamps table lamp, hall swinging
5Salnp, ! sl1,,I 1 Kerosene lamp, large mirror
z small mirrOrsS 2 old chairs. Iounee
chair, 2 stands, 4 kitchen chairs. eSe
tension gi6sI 1,,o table, wooden tub, sink tub,
glass wash board, toilet set, clock 4
quart freezer, two 9 X 12 rigs 1ooGs 2 Tn5ois
rockers rockers floor brush, cooking utensils.
Snlcken 1rier, vases, 2 water sets
many odd dishes, one 24-foot exten1'
sion ladder, one IA foot plank. ste.5 SET of
tsaoqer sa Jacks, step ladders, one 14I
Ee9t EeGt >, ladder s good screens, 28H'' by
99S12 good saws, many good tools
Iool box and other items too numer.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
A,,.4,. MARY WALLS
Auctioneer, Walter Dickerson.
11-18-2t |
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24

The bear moves with an awkward
OF snuffling gait because he has no
ciavicie to keep the shoulder bones
steadily apart. '0'
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24

The "red ensign" although un-
oITlclal' serves Canada as a nation
al flag.
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24

No. - - SAAN VI the Greenwood
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1850
AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M.
Rain or Shine
The following
REAL ESTATE
All that certain lot, tract or MARCEL,
OF land and premises situate. Ivine aS'd
being in the Town of CsreenS,ooS S,,t1-
County of Sussex and State of DeSS
ware Beginning at the Nortbssst
corner of South and First Sfrsets
tnence North % degrees East I20 feef
10 70 an alley, thence South 81 degrees
East S8 feet, more or less, thence IN
a southwesterly direction 100 feet
more or less, to the North line ~
south Street, thence along the oor-
Iherly line of South Street North 81
degrees West 1O1 feet to the place of
beginning. Being Lots Nos. 4 ana 4
OF section A. Improved by a ROOM
dwelling house, with bath, elecfricitv
single car garage and two chicken
TERMS: 2O% day of sale. balance
upon delivery of deed.
RAY o. SPENCE and
e. WILSON OWENS
executors of the estate of
Frank p. Owens, deceased
AuctIoneer: John S. Dickerson.
., 11-24-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
SHERFFpS SALE!
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1st. 1os

By virtue of a writ of Levari Ea-
Gas, to me directed, will be exposed
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned will offer at PpbIic
Aauetion, IN front of the Greenwood
Trust Company, on ''OON
Milford chronicle., 1950-11-24
BETTER; WAYS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
factors). Now, however,
after years of careful
searching and testing AZ
Larro Research Farm,
LarrO Scientists have dis.
covered dependable and
cOnfr0iLabis sources of
A.P.F. in the sensational.
new anti biotics.
q Fortified with extra
4 defluorinated rock
phosphate to help form
proper bone structurefo
support faster gains pos.
sible with the New Larrou
Broiler Feed. You need
rugged frames for those
extra gains!
Evening star., 1950-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

sTOKOL, Mercury stoker. practically
$50. OIL. 00s7.
STORAGE BIN, metal. 2 IT. wide by
6x6,, sturdily built. IS compart-
ments; gaE ,enmIp exGsI c9nd' aa5o 6lg bargain
STORAGE CABINETS, 72x36x1s;
ply cabinet. all-metal. co. 4625
today; weekdays. DI. 1872. 1112
18th st. NV.
STORM WINDOWS 1O; spool bed
a size. 422S Military I'd. WO
STORM WINDOWS. cinco aluminium,
self-storing type for double hung or
easement windows. Manufactured
by s., c. Russell CO.. worlds largest
dows. For free est. CAPITOL CON-
STORM TOR He'HsfsI; WiSDoMs MS for %r case esssmen,
windows. very reasonable. 1926
STORM STORMY WINDOWS. IN 10. e7x2sx1 in.
reas: EN-. 5790.
STOVE. electric; Westinghouse; 4
surface unit; full size oven; $50
SH; l42l after l pm.
STOVE, 4 burner, gas with oven con
troll, 80 in, in good condition. WI
STOVE. Detroit Jewel, table top, gas
good cond., S25; LaunderaIl, full!
auto. excel. cond. 10. $3.50.
STOVE-36" white table top, broiler
Syeh' S3s sI sstofsgs 81 space; for quick sale
sfGb16 fii5 SI' .ccGcHEs ctaHi <2,-custsm <2,Mas
built, dark green upholstery: excel
cond.;. $125 pr, sell separately
Also chest of drawers, fine OAK. mar
bie top, Regency. SS5. Cali EN-
Evening star., 1950-10-29
RUG, ADMINISTER, 9x12
REASONABLE. RA. 3244

RUG. Chinese. 10x14. copper and
elre; e9s3 scatter rugs; best offer. oW.
EgS: u.s. d:sp j. FSss sssss tgns on tone. eS,a;
RUG. y by is Masland rose; used
less than ] yr. 81. 4037.
RUG, Gulistan, 9x12; excellent con-
dltion; maroon background; beauti-
RUG. 9seo sxis. Bursnndys ssSi "a DroaSioom asef
With pad; excellent condition. RA
RUG. 9x15: Burgundy velvet broad
loom and pad; 500; 81. O247.
RUGS. matching: 10x15, s75; 9x12
moving. CO $500. 500 'eS' auan'S'
RUG. Administer. all-wool, sxlO, pad
included; S2". LA. 6-4o43 ewes,
Zion ion, 81 81. ATRnsts5 EN- 4s5s perfect c0ndi
RUG and pad. 9x12. brown and beige
Md leai RPst0 RPattern; excellent condition
RdTGs-Handmade orientals, sarouk
heavy sarouk, blue ground with rose
design and border, fine quality. per.
feet condition, $3.50; heavy Sarouk
lOhx17. beautiful rose ground with
blue border. etc, perfect condition
Ssst;t,i SSa5Gi finely woven sarouk & 9xl7
etc, 1925; all above rugs clean, good
condition. DU. 597S.
RUG AND PAD, 7x9. burgundy, $50;
desk and chair, wal, $40: lawn
mower, S5: all excel. cond. TIE. 6453
RUGS (2) 9x12. Sx10.6: Alex. Smith;
red Powered. 10 mos. old; incl pads;
cost S160; sell S115. pads free. DU
RUGS, matching. all wool. Axmin
| 27x4s-in,; excel. cond., S15;. 9x12
Ozite pad. like new. MI 6446.
RUGS-American Orientals; Karas-
tan, 2, 12x15. Kirman pattern;
Gulistans. ax12: L Chinese Orien-
tai. 9x12; sacrifice. OR. 20SS. 3O'
RUGS. semiantiaue. Oriental. about
9x12. $50; scatter. $40: nah. break
front secretary. $50; chairs. lamps,
twin beds, etc. Apply at 5000 Conn.
ave, Apt. 104. from 2 to 6 today;
other times, call AID. 0931 or OR.
RGG. RUG o. administer. Q #. by - IT,: ex-
cellenta condition: also cocktail Ia
Bile. vi. 67e1.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUGS. Bigelow broadloom velvet
weave. 9 by 1S; by 4la maroon;
like new; also used hall runners
breakfast set. Westinghouse refrig-
orator. upholstered chair. etc. OV
1904.
RUGS oriental runners, 2lax9 #,
h1gh-grade Kashan; sacrifice. DE
Sligo 369S.
RUGS 90, Wilton broadloom. sx12.
RUGS, Oriental; China cabinets. !
co. 5S05 for appt.
RUGS-Rose Wilton, 9x12, and 36S
6S. $40; Oriental. 9xl2. red. S35
RUGs1s WfhittalTi wiltons, ntoas sx1om
Oriental pat. one beige. with wine
etc, S35; one beige with rose Dor.
ger, etc. $40; both in good ,condi'
pet. S25; scatter size Wiltons. DU
RUGS. 2 green broadloom. 1 sx12
/ sxlo; also kitchen set. 4918 9th
RUGs-9xl6 rose sculptured broad
excel cond. Call NO. SI34.
RuGs-One 9x12 imported Persian
one 9xl2 Anglo Persian; small rugs
S-pc. maple dlnette set. lamps
tables. Call EN-. 3572.
RUGS - Genuine Persian, excellen
condition and quality; Meissen chin
figurtnes. Georgia 1926.
RUGS. Chinese, 9xl2. top quality
chemically washed: Just arrived
from China: $3.50. SH. 4O4I. 81
RUGS. Oriental. Persian and Chinese
room and scatter sizes, moderated.
priced. RARE RUG SHOP, 242'
18th st NV
RUGS Alexander Smith Caracu
rose rugs and matching rubber pads
9xl3 and 9x6.6, used 2 months. ia
Z-l391: go
RUGS. two, blue Broadloom, approx
10 by 10; Oriental type, blue back
ground. 8 by l2 Bendix auto
washer. good cond. JU. 1856
RUGS, imported. Persian. orienta
design; heavy. closely woven fo
good wearing; 9xl2, S49.5O; SKI i
S39 30: other, sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV,
RUGS. PerSian,g L approx 9xl2, peri
cond.,. $3.50; ! antique #. 10 in
by, 3 IT. g in. S125; GE washer witt
spin dryer, $40: drapes, beds, OF
! burner. CO. 2644.