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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
No One Injured
In Two Collisions

No one was injured in two ac-
cidents Sunday both on Route 33
near Oakdale Cemetery.
"A 1887 Plymouth driven by
Paul R. Kohler, "a, New Knox
vile, collided with 1916 Chew
rolet truck driven by Charles
Bennett, IS, Marysville Rt. 4, as
the truck was pulling out of the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
PAGE THREE

Raymond road. The car was dam
aged badly about the front end
but the truck was not damaged.
AT $3.50 p. m. a 1885 Dodge
driven by j. B. Ritchie, Urbana,
was hit from behind by a l948
Dodge driven by Lewis Weaver,
Marysville, as Mr.. Ritchie was
turning into Oakdale Cemetery.
Both cars were slightly damag-
ed in the crash. Sheriff Walter
Galloway Investigated both ac-
cidents.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
Youth Council

Youth Council will meet in the
Farm Bureau Hall at p. m.
Thursday. Carl Drum will lead
the discussion, group singing will
be led by Phyllis Cole, and rec
reation will be in charge of
Duane Stillings and Mary Car
son. On the refreshment COM
mittee are Jim Campbell, Jim
Myers, Charlene Laughorn and
Sally Case.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
Receives Medal

Bob Kale, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Kale, near Redwood, re-
ceiVed gold medal for having
champion All beef cattle and
second in state with highest
hOnOrs in All work. He has been
in club work nine years.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorces Asked

Katherine l.. DoWell has
brought action for divorce against
John Wesley Dowell on grounds
of gross neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty. Sanders and Grigs-
by are the attorneys for the
plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
Personals:

Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph E. Guy
! returned late Sunday evening
! Safter spending the past few days
With MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Ber-
er in Westfield, Ind.
Jfa = O
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Conrad
karrived in Marysville Sunday
feVening following a wedding trip
u To Florida. They will reside in
their new home on w. Third st.
q Q
DR.. and Mrs. M. o. Alexander,
daughter, Sonya, and son, Peter,
pot Rockford, ILL.,, were guests
over the weekend of the for
ner's parents, Dr. and Mrs. K.
B. Alexander. Additional guests
for Sunday were Mrs. Katherine
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Jones, of Cinnati
i O
Mr., and Mrs. Stanton c. DOH
erty had for their guests over
the weekend, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Renrod and daughter, Barbara,
of Athens.
q J
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clark, of
Springfield, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clark, at their home on
r. Fifth st. In honor of their sec
ond wedding anniversary, the
following additional guests en-
joyed turkey dinner on Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Smeltzer,
Mrs. Alice Teach, of Springfield;
SMr. and Mrs. Fred w. Gras,
daughter Jean, and friend, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Huonker,
and daughter Mary Ann, of Day
ton. The occasion also marked
the 26th anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Huonker.
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Miss Patty Haggard, student at
fCapital University, was home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G: B. Haggard, over the week
end. She will sing with the A
Capel1a Choir of the University
at the Spring Concert, which will
be given Sunday, Feb. 26, in
Memorial Hall. There will be no
Charge for admission, but seats
"Will be reserved.
saDr. and Mrs. Carroll A White.
of Columbus, were guests of their
mother, Mrs, w. A. White, Sat
ITday afternoon.
q q
RAYMOND w. S. C. S.
Rs February meeting of the Ray
lnond w. S. c. S. was held in the
home of Mrs. Ada Rogers with
Mrs. Hazel Rogers and Mrs. EN-
tna GraWell, assisting hostesses.
The meeting wa conducted by the
president, Mrs. Clara Grooms. De
votions and topic were presented
Aby Mrs. Laura Mullaney with
Mrs. Martha Wyeth, Mrs. Mil
dred Dildine, Mrs. Elsie Finlin-
son, Mrs. Clara Dodge, Mrs. Mar
jory Edelblute, Mrs. Pansy Court
her, Mrs Mildred Bowersmith,
frs. Alice Mullaney, Mrs. Hazel
Gchel, Mrs. Alice Bruerd, and
is. Thelma Rhoades assisting.
"a gOther members present were
is. Lottie Evans, Mrs. Ida Far
i, Mrs. Marie Johnson, Mrs.
ha Mcdonald, and Mrs. Myrta
- lson. Two guests, Mrs. March
x gers and Mrs. Elizabeth Greg
~ L; and five children were also
III lsent. Mrs. Gregory is new
q Ember of the group.
O q @
EIGHBoRHOOD BRIDGE
GLUB
~ Neighbohood Bridge Club will
Z meet at z p. m. Thursday in the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
M. II. M. E. CLUB

M. II. M. E. Club will meet at
2 p. m. Thursday with Miss Hat
tie Hamilton on S. Maple st. Mrs
Henrietta Baker, Mrs. Cav
Baughman and Mrs. Sophia
Weidman are on the program
committee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
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Risers ore Hosts
To Science Academy

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Riser, of N.
Maple ST., were hosts to the Of
ficers and committee chairmen
of the Ohio Junior Academy of
Science. The group met at p.
m. Saturday in a business meet
ing, during which plans for the
coming district and state Acad-
emy exhibits were made.
There are five districts in the
state, high school pupils of each
district exhibiting their pro-
jects at nearby state universities.
Unon County, as well as Frank
lin, Delaware, Pickaway, Morrow,
Knox, Licking, Fairfield, Madi-
son, Fayette, Champaign and Lo-
gan Counties will exhibit at Ohio
State University School, on Sat
urday, Apr. Is. Exhibits will be
judged by science teachers and
rated as satisfactory, good, ex-
cellent and superior. Pupils from
all over Ohio, receiving a rating
of superior, will exhibit on Fri
day, April %, at Capital Univer-
sity. These rating superior there
are eligible for a number of re-
newable scholarships at state uni
versitieS.
Marysville science pupils are al
ready at work on projects in
many fields. The public is in
vited to these exhibits which are
outstanding examples of the work
of Ohio's science pupils.
After the business meeting, a
delicious dinner was served to the
group. Later, the teachers visited
the local high school, where they
were impressed by the projects
under way, as well as by the
beautiful gymnasium, auditorium
and newly decorated halls. They
were especially impressed by the
care taken of the school equip
ment and walls by teachers and
pupils here.
Science instructors in the Aca-
denny group, with their schools
and offices are: c. T. Hathaway,
Columbus East, chairman: S.
Mikelson, University S hool,
treasurer; c. Riser, Marysville,
secretary and publicity chairman;
c. Heel, Bexley, program; H. w.
Lautenback, Bellefontaine, judge
procurement; and Mrs. Ruth Car
starphen, townsville, certificates.
DR.. ]. S. Richardson, Ohio State,
is sponsor of the District Acad-
emy.
Tentative plans for the district
exhibit include a choice of trips
to the Cycletren, to liquid air
factory, to an optical illusion
center, and several others. Details
x.r;II ha onnotIpcaJ later
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
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RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Burley and E. M. Morrison to
Edward r. Arm, $50 acres in Paris
Township, 81.
Leroy E. and l.. H. Wood to
Harold Combs, lot in Milford
Center, 81.
Christian and E. Herriott to
Eugene Taylor, 1919 acres in
Millcreek Township, 81.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
3. & p. W. c. BOARD OF
DIRECTORS

Board of Directors of the Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Club will meet at 7:3O D. m.
Thursday with Mrs. Marie RAN
dali, ll612 S. Main st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
STUART BIBLE LASS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Beck will
be hosts to the Stuart Bible
Class at $50 p. m. Wednesday.
DIR. Herman A. Klahr, of Colum-
bus will be the guest speaker.
he is executive secretary of the
synod OF Ohio, and will talk
on the work of the synod. =
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
PROBATE COURT
Licensed to Wed

Ammon E. Yutzy, %, farmer,
of Plain City, son of Eli Yutzy,
and Mary Miller, II, of Plain
City, daughter of Jonas d. Miller.
Harry Stutzman was expected to
solemnize the marriage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE

Mrs. R. w. Bigler and Mrs. j.
M. Snider will be hostesses to
the Whatsoever Circle of The
Kings Daughters Thursday eve
ming in the formers home on S.
Maple st. Mrs. Lucille Beecher,
Mrs. Luther Liggett, Mrs. Frank
Holycross and Mrs. E. K. White
will present the program.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
SPANISH WAR VETS

Mrs. c. B. Haggard was hostess
to the Spanish War Veterans and
Auxiliary on Thursday evening
in her home for the business
meeting, and at Buffers Grill
for entertainment and social
hour. Mr.. Haggard's reel of the
Tournament of Roses was shown
by Mr.. Clarence Rausch, in adj
dition to some scenes taken in
Florida. The members present
were Mrs. Edward Randall, Mrs.
Jane Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schlegel, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Otte, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Nc
Camey and the hostess.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
EIGHBoRHooD BRIDGE

GLUB
~ Neighbohood Bridge Club will
meet at p. m. Thursday in the
Tijuana for dinner, and with
Mrs. A. c. Vorath, on S. Chest
nut st. for bridge.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
D. A. v. CHAPTER. AUXILIARY

u. a. V. Chapter SIS, and the
Auxiliary will have joint din
ner meeting in the Armory
Thursday evening, beginning at
6:3O. Members are asked to
bring their own table service,
and a covered dish.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
RED CROSS 5APPpoiNTmENTs

At a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Union County
chapter of the Red Cross, held
Feb. q, Joseph GrigSby, county
chairman announced the follow
ing appointments for 1850: Todd
hopes, chairman of the blood
program; James E. Goodwin,
chairman of disaster; James C.
Carney, chairman of fund drive
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-13
FRANCES E. WILLARD TEA

Annual Frances E. Willard Tea,
sponsored by the w. c. T. u.
will be held at 2 p. m. Friday
in the Little Chapel. Mrs. Esther
Madison, newly elected state
president, will be the guest
speaker, and Miss Jennie Sher-
woods Girls Chorus will provide
special music. The public is cord
tally invited to attend.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
TURNER'S
923 G st. NV. MA. 8157

BICYCLE. boys. .6 in &. with detach-
R16yci f6ls iifs car coi,,c s35 Cal! cH st4e
1911 wis. ave. MI, 010O.
BICYCLE, tandem. excellent CO, d.
5lnn; fI1. fsaTs aI III lights good tires. Used
Kelhs s bs nsst Epssd gSad
light system, IA: s-7s4S.
years old. 5 sac. Tu. 1896.
BICYCLE. 24-inch, good condition,
ffSXcIEi issi ha: Is AhFaN. Ifihss boys Call yN
BIIIiAED ana ooeket tables and SUP.
plies. tennis tables and accessories.
RsssE 4ssf; SGFs so aIsFARP III ssP {
BINOCULARS in leather case; s.
power foreign, make: S25; also Win
chester Model So. target rifle with
micrometer sights. Wo. 7541; 5oos
camera: Retina TisA; both perfect
BINOCULARS, 1ox45 Bausch and
Lemb v,lp long prism sss sOaeS ed lens 9oss like
BLOWER. burn buckwheat coal and
save; Ss; tree clothes dryer used
once. So; mechanical console. Victor
chrome comb. hot and cold water
faucet. swing spout like new. 81.
81 Bryant st. NV. DU. O14a.
BOILER, No. ] Ideal Red Flash: ex-
eellent condition. Cali AK. 44so.
BOILER WITH JACKET. No. II
American-Practicall new. coal or
oil: rated $50 IT.. hot water, with
blower and therm.; sos, VI. 1854.
BOOKS; largest lot OF any Of our re-
cent sales. including books from u
libraries acquired during the week;
especially wide variety; sc to 75c
per book for quick sale. ESTATE
BOOK SALES 1907 H NV. 3rd
noor: Sunday and Monday, 10 am.
BOOKCASE, 8 sections, weathered
oak; mahog. table. Call CO. 0712,
Ext. II Sat. and Sun. only. 30
BOOKCASES, sectional, best makes;
office and home; reas Today. CO.
BOX SPRINGS 90. bookcase with
huilt-in radio. Cali UN. 4091. 30
BOYS CLOTHING, 1912; dresses,
size 16: shoes IA; crib and high
chair. 1925 Observatory pl NV.
BRICK for sale: $4,000 common. S45
per m; face brick. $50 per m. Box
BUFFET. mahogany. good cond.. best
nHeF nT nA0E
Evening star., 1950-08-20

ROOFING, thinning. roof painting. re-
ea esflaf ma saFIEY saifsIns dE and 415s 5sse0uti2s
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have
sae. the material, The beetles and the
saw SAW ff1Ss fTf seFs and SllsS rssoSas Sgas by
chevy Chase Is. Nd. % e' ave.
SLIPCOVERS, custom made. your
material; all work guaranteed. ST
TELEvIsIoN ADJUSTMENTS. RE.
PAIRS by Government licensed en-
UPHOLsTERING, large selection OF
nNs UpEoEsTGRY fH5E sTG4TsYYapsap SHIP Han
UPHoLSTERING special-Have your
upholstering done now before war
,tanp TINE prless % &c INTO eject, II. 5-s650.
Kinds. T 8 M. Jlli8Es JANNEY. eseAtss dR. osso. a.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint-
ed; Eetapsd. Ie7e1rded; PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND CO., 62I4 R. l.
woRN SINK ToPs replaced with
s2S3. MASTER APPLIANCE co.
HOME OWNERS, special rates on
papering, painting, plasterins, floor
sanding, carpentry, roofing. cement
work; 80 yrs. exp. Call BEN. NO.
35S2 for estimates. No waiting.
HAVE YOUR ROOF REPAIRED now
while materials are available. Es-
Inmates free. Work guaranteed. 27
yrs. exper. c. E. JEFFERSON CO.,
81. 1885.
KOHLER & LAvELY, builders of Gus
tom built home and general con-
tracing. UN. 31e3 or LO. 5-369s.
IF YOU WANT CARPENTRY, paint
ing. cement work. odds and ends
done, call THOMAS BROTHERS,
they are prompt and very depend
able. TR 0632
Evening star., 1950-08-20

PIPE. structural steel angles. chan
nels, radiators, plumbing tixtures
sHe eqssd, CO. MsiAsEiseToN sis IS? s:% b. aAe soos
tbread :a stupes ptsek snockg Ssst Fsn seys sys
NJ ST. NV, NO. 1908. wa. 55OI
PISTOL. German P-3S, like new, S35;
also 100 rd. amo.; reas. TR. 1854.
PISTOL. Colt, .se automatic; good
in many sizes. GRUVER MFG. CO,
SQ01 Conn. ave-. Chevy Chase, Md,
POOL 20, H2aRi FABLE, Brunswick. 4xs. new
or best offer; UN. s311.
used, Model 1926. cuts 2ss-in. thick
ness; extra blade: S125. Shop Smith.
osDnsa xS sGG psvsr been m6oS Snsrasss ted
PRESSING MACHINE. elec. iron.
sewing machine. racks, cash regis
ter; all necessary equipment for
a cleaning store. Call ia. 1923.
pRiNTiNG Ri, 1is Equipment. al v-5o Miehl.
vertical dry spray units. Phone
AL. S044.
PRINTING MACHINERY q SSH
Harris presses, shute delivery, per-
feet condition: 25x3S Babcock CYL
inder press; C&P, job presses. fold
ers, feeders, stitchers. type, stands
and cases; Many fonts new wo0d q
stones, punches, perforators and
other items. Open every day. 1911
4th st. ne. Lincoln 4-0969. 22'
PRINTING PRESS. 14x2O Kelly A.;
$3.50 or best offer ia. 1852.
Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Furniture, New and Used
SUNDAY SPECIALS

- - - r)& 49, ~ 40 AANkO
Inspect and compare the
following. One sample Hide
a-bed, $95. Seven liv. rm.
and sofa bed suites, $79-
$3.50. Lge. selec. of studios
and sofa beds. In quality
coverings, $30-$69. Modern
green 2-pc. sectional sofa,
8 1T. long. Chairs, love seats,
Duncan Phyfe sofas. Mod
ern foam rubber platform
rockers, $44. 5-pc. dinettes
(Formica, chrome, wood i,
$19-$89. China closets,
tables, chairs. Kneehole
desks, secretaries, $19-$55.
Hassocks, bookcases, fans,
utility cabinets, ice boxes,
stoves. (Bedrm. furniture
at warehouse.) New Holly
wood outfits, complete with
headboards, $49-$54.50. Bed
rm. suites, $59-$89. Large
selection of chests, dresSers,
vanities, $15-$39. Coil, box
springs, mattresses, $5-$24.
Twin beds, "a beds, head
boards, bedsteads, roll
aways, vanity benches,
lamps, cocktail tables, mir
rorS. House misc.
Both Open Sum-, IL to 6
Dawson Furniture Co.
1434 Pa. Ave. Sc, Ii. 4-3588
Warehouse, rear 4107 MINI.
Ave. NE. VI. 1887
Evening star., 1950-08-20

FREEzERs. available for immed. de-
SsTy sfs zfpsRsfE1s III ies BET EIEefhe sf n
FRIGiDAiRE-dood condition; $50.
FhisISSIRE, dSsII,Si cubic feet; good
table n'R 5ssts Ta 1sass 5; ss5' 56as ao s.h St,
FbIS1gAikEsAi bEV1s 5A s-ss1o new g nGds3s MR
FRUIT JARs-Pints. S5c doz. and
rHET' HiX' OF AZ, raSk 1S Ty E6o6 S145 s,, never
w. tss,ss 81 u.s. Saf s1.:! :s s5s. i ;.ss %
FUR IaRs,t,Oi C0Ar; size il; lynSs,;, ys,;, perfect
ton coat Size 1915, SIS; black
cloth coat. size 1918. S15. HU.
FURsLWe have Just lustrous Mou-
Gn s ss s~e eaeb Goats Sess are eoss sosng out
exceptional value at this price. Lay
away plan, budget terms. BASKIN
FuRS, cor. 9Th and G SITS. NV.
FuRlNSAcE.,coal lS furnace. Crane B.
TE 9ses, soa u Duke uGeo ST. eonn;s Alex Feas: Vs
FURNACE, coal, for hot-water heat;
500 1T. radiation: now in use; best
FURNACE-Iron Fireman stoker, good
sShdlti9a Ssi5 Seorgis fsas0naole sya prices apply
FuRNACE-Dstroit furnace gas heat
Somerset pl. NV. GE. 4s7i. l'00
FURN.-Innerspg. studio couch, Slo;
chest. SO; lge. porcelain kit. table,
FURNITURE. complete bedrm., liv.
rm. and dinette, Leaving city. will
FuRNffGRE. SasFiffj Ao noae58 sSs8' cordovsn 2@
da4seas $685. sSdrm Ju SCI as5ss spread go sod
FURNITURE, Hollywood bed. ex-
sellent eel tofe condition. Call wo. 5Ss4,
FnRNITGRE-Dining HPs' 2StRi rm. suite Msn ma
hogany, IT,. z pcs. Liv. rm., bedrm
All very reas. Rockville 1851.
FURNITURE-Misc. living rm., dining
rm. and bedrm. pieces. 21O2 o st.
FERNlrURE-Jr dining suite; e-pe.
axS, $50: FIR, S944.
FURNITURE - Living rm., bedroom,
dinette, mod. blond mahos; leaving
town. Call NO. 5139 Sun. till 2
p;m;; weekdays, 6 to ? pm;
FURNITURE-Dble. bed, dark maple,
eSmplete; Go aesl sa5' walnut vanity, SIS.
FURNITURE-Leavin city; contents
5-rm. apt. including sofa bed, twin
beds, bedroom suite, uprish.--i. no,
antique dresser with MAJ" top,
tables, chairs, misc. articles. 1868
Chaplin st. NV, 1st floor. pc
FURNITURE - Complete furnishings
for 1-room apt; reasonable. TU.
FtGiRsNiTuRE tis = pble. Hollywood bed
ss snd mahog cGlonal ssr c5ol 5ocker cpDr prass
table, maple maple dine dinette .'i set and is misc.
items. Oh. 1860.
FURNITURE-.Duncan Phyfe table,
mahogany, $50; kitchen table, 2
chairs, stainless top, $40. LII.
FURNITURE-Telephone stand, cof-
fee table, occasional chair, uphol-
stored chair. rug, 9x15. 2 end table
lamps, Duncan Phyfe table. pictures
and mirror and draperies. ia.
FuRNiTURE-connet BAH reproduc-
tions of original early American
furniture; made Of honey-colored
set. also sx1% rug and ADMIRAL
ss5sSision' sasSl Call MR. BoHRER' ST.
FURNITURE-Dining table and 6
chairs, occasional chair. small book
case, kneehole desk, lamps. pictures,
! rug and davenport; all reasonable.
Call after 8 an, NO. 3726.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
FURN., CASH & CARRY

GAS CONNEkSlON BURNERS, new.
WEBsfEhfRS WEE FIX Sg4 gg inssaIss e. sf y1HN
GAS RANGESGood cond. 1916 Kali
mia I'd. nv, TU. 0392; 30
Stallation. REERLEss SALES. ass7
GAS ais; RxNaE, sxsi Pc NoRGE. asoG burner, good
condition.; $40. AK. 443a.
4-burner tdivided); good condition
Call evenings, 23I4 18th st. Sc.
GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel; table tor
36~ with oven; good condition. $40.
Gas GMxs kxNGE-Maytas. fixasi used only
few months; has deep well and
Dutch oven; perfect cond. Call JU.
GAS RANGES. used; summer sale;
from $50; guar. JOHN G. WEB
STER CO. since 1912. 627 F st, NV
GAS RANGE-Wedgewood, extra lge. +:
cost $500 new. 500 or best offer;
sHdo ss vssheF sSHeh dsD.. sD .n
dry, $685. slot machine, S25. WA
GAS RANGEs-New. used: ali s.Ses
Heaters and ,toves ACME STOVE
GfSERsroRssr;aRrERs, Sc 4 sa sass saSe Ss
largest assort.; elec. motor repairs;
GOLF CLUBS and bag; . woods, j
irons, hickory shafts; $40. FIR
GOLF cLUBs-Matched set. Walter
times; 500 or best offer. ia. U372
be eyWeen 12:3O and 4:30 Sun.
GUITAR instruction by professional
We give guitar with course Of 10
leTTe3s; EPTons PTsossse stndi9s 9s.5 RAINERs
blond; perfect condition; s145.
ME. o54o. , s0d sxt. eo9, 1900 r st.
GUNS, custom built, Ithica 12 ga
dble., Winchester model Il. 16 ga,
'fsmsh sfs CLAIMING 0arff1, St. ne. l0NloN'o'o'
GUNs-Winchester, model 20. 30-O6,
". outdoorsman. 2s44. S65. All
like new: 81. 7O99. 30
HEARING ,!a ING Alp i, 1850 Sea model Bell-tone;
HEARING AiD-Brand new. never
used, spotless. guaranteed; Western
Electric model 65, complete with
new batteries and extra cord. Cost
slSs; sac; for ,S65 or offer; Buyer
~ s4as Dc or tseS apey sy 4o d4ea5e ca Gs
from Oglethorp st.}
HEATER, American radiator cast
iron; coal hred boiler converted to
oil; incl. oil burner and oil tank;
HoIIY%ooD E9If eSnS SIZE sE6ss g. SGnl nnsrsprins
mattress. doubles. $50. $40; single,
$50; lge. blue armchair, $50; small
armchair, 81; cream painted, Ape.
desk. chest, shelves, drawers, 500;
: white dressing table, mirror, g. chest
Chairs, buffet. $i26. Rockville 4i3o
or EX. 202O, Ext. 20Q
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT II new
Gendron hospital wheel chair; ]
new Gendron portable commode.
10. 2-2780. 900 Alabama ave. Sc.
after 10 am. Sundays ana week
HOT PLATE, electric. westinghouse,
2-burner: like new: SIS. GE. 1859
after z: ask for MISS POWNELL.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
MULTIGRAPH
66 with feeder: S175. ia. 1918.
ON PIIRNER far hat-air f,.Ena aa

90 WIN IeeQer. n11o. IA. IblS.
OIL BURNER, for hot-air furnace,
complete with controls and 275 gal
Ions, tank "a full. For information,
OIL BURNER-Pressure gun type
with controls; good cond.; S65. 227
oil IL BURNER 81. Hif; UNIT. complete with
boiler, burner and tank; good cond.,
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks. chairs, files,
safe. add. mach; reas. Today CO.
1875; wk., DI. 1872. 1112 14th NV.
deskF. chairs, files tables. etc 42a
9th SC. s.w ME 1855.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Boug from
Carnegie Foundation; entire bldg. of
surplus desks. chairs, card files, filing
cabinets, /, .. 3, 4 drawers: special
sale now on. First come, first served.
D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 511-5l3
New Jersey ave. NV. tbet. and F
OFFICE FURNfTURE-Desks, chairs.
file cabinets, York console air
oFF1cE fFdGHRRsNirruRE-Hrown leather
receptionist bench, excel. ,cond. 500,
OFFICE FURNITURE, entire con-
tents of dr.'s office; waiting, treat
ment and consultation rm. furni-
ture. instruments, microscope. Must
sell at once RA 4337 -90
Evening star., 1950-08-20
BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
US. AS WE GUARANTEE YOU
SAVINGS OF 20et TO 70eS ON
NEW SAMPLE CLoSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS. Three
piece manic set. was S1I9.50, now
ST4.50:. three-piece modern, wal
nut set, was Sl59.59. now 500 80;
three-piece mahogany set, was
S14e 100, now S99.50; mahog. OF
maple beds, in all sizes, were $3.50,
now $3.50; maple or walnut, 4 :
drawer chests. were S295O, now
Sl9.75: three-piece, solid cherry
set, made finest way, was S447 so
mahogany set, made finest way was
S325, now S206.50. Many more
items too numerous to mention.
Open Saturdays.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain store of Wash.