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when their guests were the teach
ers at the north school.
Mrs. Bill Corners entertained
Friday for her bridge club.
Mrs. Roy Roseberry went to
Lowell Wednesday to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M.
CARRIER, on Thursday she was
joined by Mr.. Roseberry and they
returned home together.
On Sunday evening, the Youth
Fellowship will sponsor a talk by
DR.. George Odgers, Dean of Rocky
Mountain College, at 7:30 p. m. at
the Methodist church. DR.. Odgers,
who has worked in different
branches of the church was a
teacher for several years in India.
The free will offering will be
sent by the Youth Fellowship to
aid missionary work in India.
Miss Betty Jones was hostess to
SIX of her friends at a slumber
party Saturday night. The girls
enjoyed a pitch-in supper, attended
the basketball game and had a
midnight snack. They Nay
an Cartee, Louise Crawford, Dom
ma Hard, Irene Coombs, Kathleen
Keener and Betty Jones.
Theta Rho girls are preparing
for the official visitation of a
state officer on April 6. They
will have a food sale Saturday to
raise money to send girls
to the state convention in Butte
III early June.
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dive where she has been at the
home of her s~on-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Foy Braswell.
Mrs. Braswell recently underwent
surgery but has returned to her
home from the hospital.
Mrs. Walter Stevens and Mrs.
Anderson of Casper were guests
Friday at the Charles Rodgers
home. Mrs. Stevens is a sister-in-
law of Mrs. Rodgers.
Mrs. Jack Romeo and her daugh-
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ter, Mrs. Arthur Bartholf and her
son Johnny returned Monday from
Great Falls where they had visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ellingson
and son DeLayne of Livingston
were visitors over the week end
at the home of Mrs. Ellingson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Hamlet
were luncheon hosts on Thursday
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items of Local Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Pannage
and two children of Billings, and
Mrs. A. C. Dorr of Miles City
were guests Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Hamlet.
Mrs. Dorr is the mother of Mrs.
Pannage and Mrs. Hamlet.
Mrs. w. E. Chamberlin returned
to her home this week from Glen
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Rugged Individual

The muscat grape adapts itself
readily and will grow successfully
almost anywhere without losing it's
individuality. From it is made the
dessert wine. muscatel.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Know how I'm soyins "erry to all the men on my

gift list? I'm giving the worlds finest gift Of its
kind for men -. COURTLEY Toiletries.
These famous grooming aids give clean, correct
tainers make proud possessions for any man!
I'm greeting my special someone's" with the
3piece regular Combination Set (After Shave
Lotion, Powder and Mems Cologne), only SO plus
tax! You'll find other COURTLEY Gift Sets avail
able from 75c to $40 plus tax. Truly, there's no
finer gift than COURTLEY for man so maxi
At hetter DRUG and Qenartment Stores
Evening star., 1950-12-10
William BowIings losts; Other Pre-H Holiday Fetes

will spend the holiday season in
Miami Beach. They will leave next
week as soon as their son. Mr.
Earle G. Breeding. jr., returns from
Fishburne Military Academy for
his Christmas vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Breeding's daugh-
ter, Miss Garvel Breeding, q stu
dent at Mount Vernon Junior Col
lege. will remain here to take
part in the Christmas festivities
the younger set has planned for
the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Reed Bradley
entertained at dinner Friday eve
ming. Among their guests were
the three women who were on
Mrs. Bradley's staff when she took
over the publication Of the Be-
thesda Record nine years ago
Mrs. John Miles Nader, Mrs. N. F
Rabner and Mrs. Edith Gray Coe
and Mr.. Nader and Mr.. Rabner
Mrs. Joseph Vivari and her two
children, Jay and Gay, flew up
from Charleston, w. Va, Monday
evening to be with Mrs. Vivari's
father and mother, Col. and Mrs.
Norman Ames, through the Christ
mas season.
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery Co..

Additional guests at the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Black
well of Hagerstown, Md; Miss
Virginia Carmichael and Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. r. Daniels, also o1
Hagerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McMeel
were hosts at a supper party a few
days ago in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Reese, who have gone to
Stockholm, Sweden, where Mr.
Reese has been sent as agricul-
tural attache.
Among their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Harlie r. Baker. Mr. and
Mrs. Logan Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Strom and Mr.. and Mrs. l.
P. Winnemore.
Mrs. Rutland Duckett Beard is
back home again after an absence
of several months while she was
visiting relatives in London, Eng
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison r. Hath
away will spend the Christmas
season at their winter home in
Hollywood. Fla. Contrary to their
usual practice of staying in Florida
Evening star., 1950-12-10

through the entire winter season
they will be back in Edgemoor
sometime in January. During
their absence their home will be
occupied by their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Plato
Papps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Harris,
who also have a winter home in
Hollywood, not far from the
Hathaway residence, spent the past
month in the South dividing their
time between their Hollywood
home and New Orleans. They
came home last week end to re-
main here until after Christmas,
when they will return to Florida
and will take their daughter, Mrs.
John A. Parish, and her two chill
dren with them.
While in Florida, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris saw Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eliot
Middleton. former Edgemoor resi-
dents, who said they would be in
Edgemoor at Christmas time as
the guests of their -in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Mid
dleton, jr.. on North lane.
DR.. and Mrs. Earle G.. Breeding
Evening star., 1950-12-10
By LiIIion Arthur

Out in Montgomery County
holiday entertaining has started
early. One of the first of the sea-
sons parties was the cocktail party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bowling yesterday afternoon. The
party should really be called q
housewarming, since 1t was given
in the lovely new home in Ken
wood, into which the Bowlings
moved about a month ago.
There will be another pre-
Christmas party at the end of the
week on Seven Locks road, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Engle. new
comers to the county. as hosts. As
a matter of fact the Engles are
giving two parties. one a 4-to-e
party on Saturday, and an eggnog
party on Sunday afternoon.
And another party Of next week
end is the dinner that Mr.. ano
Mrs. c. c. Fifield will give at the
University Women's Club for Il
guests.
Coming back to the Bowling
party-it was one of the largest
and one of the loveliest parties OF
the early winter season. and the
guests were representative group
of old residents whose families
helped to settle the county.
From Rockville there were
Judge and Mrs. Steadman Pres
colt. Mr.. and Mrs. William Nichol-
son, Miss Carter Dawson and her
mother. Mrs. Rose Dawson, and
from Sandy Spring there were Mr..
Thomas Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Rust
Candy, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chi
chester. Mr.. and Mrs. King Vann
and Mr.. and Mrs. Brook Johns.
From La Plata were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Bowling. Mrs. Catherine
Posey and her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kelley.
Among others at the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Chamberlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Fry, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Huguely, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Chewing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel e. Bogley Of the Glen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Richards.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

instant relief and stop corns and
callouses before they start! OF
course, If corns have already de-
veloped, there're separate medi.
cations in each package to re-
move them fast so get DIR.
SCHOLL'S Zino-pads today. And
IL you wear nylon hose be sure
to use DIR. SCHOLL'S Foot Pow
der 1t absorbs perspiration to
help prevent that clammy, burn
ing feeling. Send some to the boys
In service, too.
Evening star., 1950-12-10

use SANl-FLUSH Tor now
that it's perfumed with a mild,
fresh fragrance, 1t releases a won
derful. inviting "air" phile it
works chemically to disinfect
as 1t cleans! All you do is sprin-
kle In according to directions on
the can, and ''like magic" freshly
fragrant SANI-FLUSH removes
stubborn hard water stains
and that invisible film, in hard
and soft water areas, where
germs and odors lurk! Try It'll
Evening star., 1950-12-10
in all fhe hustle and bvsfIe oi
Assky Advertising Column Of Things New and nterestn

holiday house
cleaning, don't
overlook an i'm
portant detail.
immaculate toi-
let bowl santa
tion. How to do
1t the extra
easy, extra-pleas-
ant way? Just
Evening star., 1950-12-10
Be merry and bright don't

let cOfnS or sore
toes "rob" you
of holiday fun.
w h a t to d o :?
J u S t d S e DR.. .
SCHOLL'S Zinc
pads see how
these super-soft,
C u s h | o n / n & ,
soothing, protec-
tive Dads hiring
Evening star., 1950-12-10

9oyeSY req FS0oon In your nalr can disguise tnat ou
feess look that the prettiest hair sometimes GETS
But TONI Creme Shampoo solve that problem L. :.
for 1t the natural highghts in your hair to
out Even in hardest water it gives you soft
shampooing If you used softest rain water. with
of billowy 1ather to rinse away dirt and~dan
dru instantly No wonder it leaves your hair gloriousy
clean .. silky-soft . . completely manageable :.
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property


I have sold my farm and win offer
for sale at my home on road leading
from Miners Sawmill, near Masten's
Corner, to the Whitleysburg Road, 4
miles west of FELTON,, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ssth, 1850
AT 1900 O'CLOCK A. M.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE. STOCK
Thirteen head of cattle, 8 milk cows,
fresh day of sale; heifers, months
TO years old; steers, / bull, eight
months old, pure Holstein.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Model b Farmall Tractor, good
condition; eultivatoTs, used once; 1
set of plows, 12-inch International;
set of discs for tractor, nearly new:
cultipacker, spring tooth, 2-section:
l walking pillow, Oliver manure spread
er, good condition; corn shelter 2 walk
ing cultivators, farm wagon, 1 Farm
ers' F'avOrite 11-spOut drill, moving
machine, moving machine blade sharp
esner, drill press, garden spFayer, oil
drums, Scythes, hedge clippers, hoes,
cross-cut saw, maui, Cyclone seeder,
2 sets harness, 1 milk bucket, strain
er, milk stool, 2 sets cow kickers, Les
pedeza seed, 400 bales hay, acres Of
Pioneer corn, standing: $50 oak fence
BuSlSf AUU IRON pOSlSs OU IuelaA chicken
feeders, steel laying nests, z wooden
nests, rolls heavy chicken wire, 3
brooder stoves, 2 coal, / new electric,
and water fountains, garden tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three piece living room suite. / rug.
8 X II; living room tables, Victrola
and records, stands, writing desk.
lamps, dining tables and chairs, 9
buffets, china closet, 1 huge cup
board, old chairs, beds, springs and
mattresses, Aladdin lamp, 1 bureau
and wash stands, curtains, coat rack,
2 bog roasters, for turkey; butter churn,
sausage grinder and lard press, copper
boiler, wash tubs, Gamer and jars,
kitchen table, Kalamazoo coal and
wood stove, excellent condition; one
Estate oil burner. like new: 1 coal
stove and other things too numerous
to mention.
TERMS: CASH day Of sale.
STEVE MARINCEL
Anthony b. Carroll, Auctioneer.
10-13-2tp
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1850

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1850
The following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One davenport, two overstuffed
chairs, several rockers and odd chairs.
one knee hole Office desk, one side
BOARD, several odd tables, several
lamps and rugs, one new solid maple
three piece bedroom suite with springs
ana mattress; one Simmons bed, one
small oil space heater, two four-burn-
err New Perfection oil cook stoves.
one electric washer, odd dishes and
cooking utensils.
Some antique dishes and odd furni-
lure one Philco console radio. Many
other items too numerous to mention
E. M. HART
Administrator of Estate of
Anna M. Hart, deceased.
It
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Real Estate
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1875

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st, 1850
AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
on the. premises of the late Fredonia
9. Lofland, on Market Street, in the
Town Of Lewes, Sussex County, Della
ware, the following:
REAL ESTATE
All that certain lot, piece, and par
eel of land, situate, lying and being
on the south side of Market Street,
in the Town of Lewes, Lewes and
Rehoboth Hundred, Sussex County,
delaware, more fully described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at the
sOuthwesterly corner of these lands
and lands of Blanche Palmer, and
thence running by and with the south
erly side of said Market Street in a
southwesterly direction 40 feet to the
lands Of Edward Wiley; thence turn
Ing and running by and with these
lands and lands of the said Edward
Wiley in q southeasterly course to
lands now or formerly of Annie Pref
lyman; thence turning and running by
ana with these lands, lands Of said
FfeItymans and lands OF Blanche Pal
mer in northeasterly course of 40
feet to other lands of the said Blanche
Palmer; thence by and with these
lands and lands of said Blanche Pal
mer in northwesteriy course So feet,
home to the place of beginning, said
to contain $500 50. feet of land, be
the. same more or less, improved by
a three-story dwelling house and out
buildings
209o viii be demanded on the day
of sale, balance within fifteen days
thereafter, and the purchaser will be
required to pay the costs and expenses
Of the deed, including Revenue
Stamps.
HELEN L. CARTER, Owner
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PUBLIC SALE!
I win sell at Public Sale. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9lst, 1850
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
AZ the

ct the
HIGHWAY GIFT AND NOVELTY STORE
on highway between Woodside and
Canterbury on u. S. Route 10
The entire stock and fixtures of nov
elites and gifts and lawn pieces and
figures. And at the same time and day
all household goods such as listed be-
low:
Two metal beds and springs, chest of
drawers, vanity dresser, coffee table,
end stand, odd bureau, sewing stand,
sewing machine, cupboard, large radio,
desk, 3 kitchen tables, gas range,
large Norge space heater, china closet,
bedroom chair, 3 kitchen chairs, large
arm chair, light stands, table lamps
electric, electric fan, clothes hamper,
vacuum cleaner-neW, 8 restaurant
trigeratQr, Philco; dishes, pots, pans,
heater.
And, at same time will sell lot. and
building. Lot is S26.34 deep, one end
30. 10 wide, the other end 191 so wide
Will face on the new dual highway
which Is 3.4S acre with clear title.
Building Is 90 80 with electricity and
running water.
And at the same time all wood work
ing tools and machinery, table saw
large jig saw, small Jig saw, said
erS-one new, emery wheels, and cleo
trio spray. A 10 10 building goes
with house and ground.
TERMS: CASH
JESSE G. SMITH
Proprietor
A. 3. CARROLL. AuctiOnesr. IO-i3-2t
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Administrators Sale
OF
Personal Property

Of the Estate Of Anna M. Hart, so7
NJ w. Front Street, Milford, Del,
--On--
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Administrator Sale
on VALUABLE
Real Estate

Due to the death Of Rocha Rust de-
ceased, ] win sell at Public Auction, on
the premises, mile south Of Farm
ington, on Route IS, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER s1st, 1850
AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
TWELVE BUILDING LOTS
TERMS: 200 on day Of sale. Bal
ance within 80 days on delivery Of
deed.
FRANK d. RUST
Administrators for the estate Of
Rocha Rust, deceased.
John b. Dickerson, Auctioneer.
1O-13-2tp
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LICENSE APPLICATION

Hotel Windsor Corp. intend to
make application for a license to
sell Alcoholic Liquor and Malt
Beverage for consumption on the
premises in a hotel located at N.
w. Front street, Milford.
HOTEL WINDSOR CORP.
10-20-St Milford. Del
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NOTICEl

1. Irene E. Walls, would like to
make known at this time, that since
my former husband, Willis p.
Walls, leaving without my knowl-
edge on April 81, 1949, me and our
two children, / have at no time or
place incurred any bills in his
name with the exception of one
doctors bill for broken arm of our
Oldest child which he refused to
pay. Any more rumOrs to con-
trary of this statement will be
handled by law. Mrs. Irene q.
Walls. 20-20-1t
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PUBLIC SALE!

-"aAASA ~ my 81 0oAAdl AAokeAtSf Ou
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sth, 1850
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following:
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One No. 8 hand grain grinder, 1
Mccormick Deering 5 It. mower /
Mccormick Deering Little Geniu s
tractor pillow, two 12-inch bottoms,
nearly new; / McCormick-D eering
mower grinder, practically new; 1 Nc
COrmick- FarmaN = N tractor-this
tractor has only been used ON the farm
of "a acres clear land and has always
been well cared for; 1 double tread
grindStOne, nearly new; / barrel spray
er, good condition; / good farm trail
er, heavy jacks, 1 steel wheeIbarrow,
1 cord wood saw, 29-inch diameter;
1 rip saw, 29-inch diameter; / good
cross-cut saw, 1 saw blade for tractor
saw, ] set genuine Armstrong stock
and dies for threading pipe, I to 2
inch, complete; / heavy blacksmith
floor vice, '4ever used; chains, all sizes:
/ compressed air hand sprayer, 2
sledge hammers and wedges, 1 double
acting 3-inch pump, Gould 5-inch
double acting pump for hand or mo-
tor, / heavy pump jack, perfect con-
dition; one 10-foot wood turning lathe
complete, very little used; 1 brooder
stove and hover, excellent condition; I
incubator, 100 eggs, new; / oyster
shell grinder, one IL ton chain hoist,
slightly used; farm platform scales,
500 pounds; drag harroWS, one 5 h.
p. gasoline engine; 1 heavy duty
blacksmith forge with Lancaster blow
er, 1 heavy duty wood worker, takes
saw up to 13-inch, with 12-inch planer,
22-inch band saw, horizontal borer and
hange for grinding stone; a profession
al machine, steel shafting, pulleys,
belts, bearings, etc.
One heavy floor stand with two car
borundum wheels, 111a-inch X 2-inch,
fine and coarse; 1 straight hay fork
with heavy rope, 2 sPyrene fire extin-
guishers, / big IRE eXtinguisher with
shoulder strap, 1 block and fall, iron
hopes, Tugs and parts for a silo, bin
DER Irvine, l roll No. 9 galvanized wire,
used windows and window frames, z
porch posts, 1 pile slab wood, flower
pots, about 200 new bricks, approx
mately 100 heavy bales soy bean thresh-
ing for litter Lumber, pine flooring,
chicken wire, carpenter tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One lawn swing, extension paper
hangers board, 2 porcelain top kitch-
en- tables, one IL It. extension table,
cast iron wood heater, 1 Royal Blue
cream separator, 2 cedar churns, /
excellent butter worker, Hoosier
kitchen cabinet, large kitchen range
with warming closet and reservoir for
wood or coal, excellent condition; one
pressure cooker for canning, / can
sealer, all complete, new condition;
electric lamps, kerosene lamps with
tncandescent burners, dishes, alumni
mum pots and pans and other things
too numerous to mention
TERMS: CASH day of sale. No
goods to be removed until paid for.
CASTOR SABINE
Auctioneer: Walter Dickerson.
1O-20-2t
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have sold my farm and win offer
for sale at my home on road leading
from MINERS Sawmill, near Masten's
Corner, to the Whitleysburg Road, 4
miles west of FELTON,, on
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PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property
and
REAL ESTATE
Having lost my foreman, have
decided to discontinue farming, and
win offer at public auction at my
farm, NJ miles west Of Bridgeville,
on the fredericksburg Road, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER s1st, 1850
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. M.
Rain or Shine
The following:
nrNnCrArAr rnrnrnrrr, nv
PERSONAL PROPERTY

AIAAl0ANsAA1 4 ANANL 4
One Chevrolet truck, 1 Silver King
tractor, 1 Allis- Chalmers tractor, with
plowS and cultivators; / III tractor,
set 7-ft. discs, 6-ft. disc, 1 single
disc, loft; / Superior grain drill
l2-spout, 1 Iron Edge sprayer, / lire
drill, 1 two-Wheel trailer, one four
wheel trailer, / buster, / Prescott
grader and all equipment, riding Gull
tivator, with phosphate attachments;
lot OF single and double trees, feed
grinder, hand corn planters, one
pump, lot Of hoes and forks, / new
pump, lot tree trimmers, corn knives,
grindstone, spades and shovels,
vice, electric charger, 1 mail box,
low down wagon, one 1-horse wagon,
COW chains, new ground pillow, 10
nuke harrOWs and cultiVatOrs, two
2-horse plows, two 1-horse blows
feed box 1 sweet potato pillow, brood
er stoves, steel land roller, / bean
cutter, corn marker, / tomato rack,
spreader tongue and single trees,
cross-cut saws, / pulley, lot Of lad
GERS, Acme harrow, / manure spread
ef with chicken manure attachment;
1 plant setter, / side delivery rake. /
horse rake, one Assertion drag, one
11-inch tractor pillow, spring tooth
narrow, lot of baskets and other
tnlngS too numerous to mention.
LIVE STOCK
one pair of mules, 1 Guernsey cow
good producer.
REAL ESTATE
ITO be sold at 1900 o'clock noon)
MY farm, consisting of 100 acres,
more or less, improved by a seven
room farm house, large barn, pack
ing house, 2 tenant houses and other
outbuildings.
TERMS: CASH on Personal Prop
erty.
ON Real Estate: 2O9S cash on dav
OF sale, balance on delivery of deed.
Purchaser to pay the cost of the
deed
w. J. SWAIN
EridSeville, Delaware
John Dickerson, Auctioneer. 1O-2O-2tp
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IN MEMoRIAM

In memory of my mother and ia
Their, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Alexan-
der, who passed away October 8,
1947 and October %, 1913:
Deep in my heart your memory is
kept,
loved you too much to ever forget.
Sadly missed by Daughter. 1920 1t
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PUBLIC SALE!

WV eNI " my "a AAAf ANe4AAAA6 NUN
Milford to Big Stone Beach, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER /, 80
AT 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Seven Head of Milk Cows, all milk
ing; heifers, year and a half old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One F-2O Farmall tractor, on rub
Der; l set of bean puller blades, / set
of Oliver plows, 12-inch bottoms; 1
McCormick-D manure spreader,
l tractor corn planter, 2-row fertilizer
attachments; drill, / riding har-
row, one 2-horse wagon, / horse
walking pillow, 1 cultiVatOr, / drag
harrow, one 1885 Dodge truck, 1 saw
bench, water pump, / Esco milk
cooler, one years use; milk strain
ers, milk cans, milk stools, tons
Of hay, 8 COW stanchions, shovels,
forks and hoes, - small biddy feed
ers. One mower
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
One dining room suite, 1 ice Cod
orator, / maple crib, / bed, other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH on day of sale.
MARSHALL WELLS
Walter Dickerson, Auctioneer.
iO-2O-2t
Evening star., 1950-10-04
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, 2346 14th
st. ne; dbl rm. adjoining bath
With ss5hower; in priv. home; reas
sss g. MD. T5o'i AVE. NE. Nicely furn.
transp.; gentleman. FIR. 1897. W5
person; refined home in Mich. PIX;
conv. transp:. teacher. student pre-
MsFShASD fsTEsf n wssf sSE NEssWiy n 6ssog fur
niShed and redec. rms. doubles and
sinsles; convenient and reas. Call
FRONT ROOM. semipvt. bath; refined
home; S35 per month. MI. 41s3.
RENT-Gentlemen: single or double
rm. with dressing rm. and running
water; large front rm., LIST f.; con-
tinuous hot water: auto heat; conv.
located. II; 4-570o -6
unlim. phone in room; no other
PLAZA HOTEL. block from Senate
Office Bldg.-Special weekly rates.
single: $3.50; double. sa1. Phone
11s Is' RHODE ea9Si ISLAND AvE.-F1rn.
bedrm. sec, floor front bath on same
CoIoREpMNEaT oiI5HGiaSS' FRONT RIM. in
new home. new furniture, empl man
or woman. home privils. LU. 1-7551.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM for couple;
home privileges. Call after 6 pm.
CoLoRED@FURNIsHED sgle. rm. :;
man or woman; $3.50 q week. VI.
S544. after pm. -6
COL0RED-NICE PVT. RIM in quiet.
modern home for refined person;
privils.: $40 per mo. TR. S116. 5
COLORED-LARGE front room for
couple: some privileges. Please call
after 5. Ii. 7-2010. -6