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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Junior Mdrket Day
Proves Successful
For Its Participants

Junior Market Day was an
outstanding success for the. boys
from Union county who attended
the sale, held at the Producers
Livestock Market in Columbus
Monday.
County Agent Frank Green
eisen reported that, of the 81
steers sold through the sale, Rus
sell Lowe, Magnetic Springs con-
signed eight; and Raymond HUI
ey, Peoria, consigned two.
The steers sold were graded
prime, choice and good by the
judges of the Market Day. After
the judging, the quality of the
steers was discussed by Larry
Kunkle, professor of animal huS-
bandry of Ohio State university
and James Warner, beef special
ist from Ohio State University.
After this discussion the steers
went through the sales wing of
the market and were sold.
The prices of the steers held
generally good, according to Mr..
Greeneisen, the average being
close to $32.50 per hundred.
This is the first time this type
of sale has been held in central
Ohio. Any other boys under the
age of Is who would like to par
ticipate in a similar sale next
year should contact Mr.. Green
eiSen at the extension office.
Those present at the Junior
Market Day will go to Ohio State
university on the evening of
Nov 10 and have their stock rec.
ords analyzed, with special en-
phasis placed on feeding meth
ods. Recommendations for more
successful cattle raising will be
made at that time.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09

Community meeting, and Mrs.
Henry Handel reported on the
well-child conference. The Civil
Defense program was explained
by Howard Mack, and Donald
Gamble led the discussion on
county and state assistance for
the 1851 Union County fairs, and
the half-mill levy for the Agri-
culture Society, which will be
voted on at the Nov. z election.
Sample ballots were examined
and candidates discussed. An
nouncement was made of the an
nual County Farm Bureau meet
ing to be held the evening of Nov.
8, in the Pharisburg school, and
also the state annual Farm Bu-
reau meeting in Columbus, Nov.
1928.
Refreshments were served at
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

c. F. and E. "A. Alexander to II.
L. and Helen Alexander, lot in
Marysville, 81,
Francis and Mildred Jackson
to c. E. and B. j Wilcox, 20
acres in Pharisburg, 81.
Irma Rogers to Darling and Co.,
2.87 acres in Paris township, 81.
L. A. Hamilton to Emma
Rausch, lot in Milford Center, 81.
]. r. Shaw and Anna Lee to
Anna Kile, lot in Redwood, 81.
r. E. and /, S. Bricker to Her
bert and Blanche Reese, 80 acres
in Leesburg and Taylor town
ships, 81.
Platt Ii. ana Olive N. Perry to
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09

Prompt treatment with tried and
proven home remedies often
means faster relief from colds
and coughs and minor ills -
frequently helps ward off more
serious illness. So fill your medi-
cine chest now fortifY your
first line of health defense with
dependable quality home drugs
and health goods. We have all
your favorite preparations at the
lowest possible prices.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09

the close of the meeting by the
hosts. Visitors present. were Mrs.
Roebuck, MIR. and Mrs. Franklin
Curtis and daughter Darlene An
mis-. Members included Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Gamble, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Hites, children, Dav-
id and Sandra, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Mack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rausch, sons, James and
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blurnen-
schein, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Par
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Adult Form Class
Sturts ut Magnetic

An adult farm class has been
organized at the Leesburg-Mag
netic school by Wilbur H. Fran
tom, vocational agriculture teach
er. The next class will meet each
Wednesday evening in the high
school building in Magnetic
Springs.
First session will be held at 8 p.
m. Nov. Is All farmers or per-
sons interested in farming are
invited to attend. Refreshments
will be served.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09

Louis M Trees.
Clarence p. Welsh, 38, laborer,
of Redwood, and Ethel Marie
Robinson, 48, housekeeper, of
Washington township.
Will of Elizabeth Jordan
The will of Elizabeth Jordan,
late of Darby township has been
entered into probate. She leaves
$3.50 to her nephew, Robert Jor-
dan, and the rest of the estate is
to be divided equally among her
nieces and nephews who are:
Paul Gruenbaum, Illinois; Carl
Gruenbaum, Marysville; John
Gruenbaum, Plain City; Donald
Gruenbaum, Marysville; Ra y
mond Jordan, Marysville; Edwin
Jordan, Marysville, John Jordan,
Milford Center; Margaret Jordan,
Milford Center; Richard Jordan,
Lima; Dale Jordan, Harrod; and
Shirley Jordan, Lima.
The will is dated Oct. 2, 1850
and witnessed by Henry Allwardt
and John Jordan.
William L. Coleman has been
appointed executor under bond of
$4,000. The estate is valued at
$4,000 and no appraisers have
been appointed. William L. Cole
man is the attorney.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Asks Divorce
Maxine Butler has brought
action for divorce from Clyde H. |
Butler on grounds of gross ne
glect of duty and extreme cruel
ty. They were married Dec. 26,
1928 and have no children. Will
lam J. Porter is the attorney for |
the plaintiff.
Millie L. Cole has brought ac-
ton for divorce from Edwin o. |
Cole on grounds of gross neglect
of duty. They were married July
IA, 1894 and have two minor
Phyllis Lee and Sus-
anne E. Cole. Clifton Caryl is
the attorney for the plaintiff.
Sylvia Robertson has brought
action for divorce from George
on grounds of extreme
They were married April
I, 1850. Plaintiff also asks that
both a temporary and permanent
restraining order be issued
against defendent. Hopes and
Hopes are the attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Pauline Rupright has brought
action for divorce against Carl
Rupright on grounds of gross ne
glect of duty and extreme cruel
ty. They were married March IL,
1850 and have nc children. Will
lam ]. Porter is the attorney for
the plaintiff.
Wants Payments Reduced
Action to modify and amend a
former decree of the court has
been brought by Edward w. Zim-
norman against Betty L. (Zim-
Arnold. Plaintiff re-
quests that his support payments
be reduced from the present sum
Of $40 per week to a more equit-
able sum. Payments are for the i
support of plaintiffs two minor
Sherry, age 6 and Joyce, /
age 4 years.
Wants Partnership Ended
Action for dissolution of part
nership assets, appointment of re-
ceiver and equitable relief has
been brought by R. K. Dunbar
against Jay r. Richardson and
Kenny Richardson.
The partnership was begun in
January, 1850, involving farm
If 225 acres in Liberty township.
Plaintiff states she agreed to ,
urnish the land and l2 the op- f,
,rating costs. Plaintiff also furn-
shed so acres of woods and pas
ure lands to defendant, and de-
endant in return was to pay all
.osts of harvesting the crop.
Plaintiff charges that defend
lnts failed to carry out their con-
ract and did not give her an ac-
for his share of the
rops. Luther Liggett and Cliff
on Caryl are the attorneys for
he plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Carlisle Cathedral

Carlisle cathedral in the English
Lakeland district was built in the
18th century, partly from the
stones Of Hadrian's Wall which the
Romans erected to the north of the
town In 120 A. d.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
Motors In America

Out of the as million motor vehi.
cles in use throughout the world last
year, nearly "a million were In the
United States.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-11-09
NOVEMBER 8. 1850

menter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kan
del, and the hosts
The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
(McVey-Photocenter)

Mr.. and Mrs. Rummizen, Buff
falo ARE guests of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard j. Friedman, E. Cooper. He
is an attorney.
Mrs. George OrlOfsky and
daughters, White Plains, N. Y.
arrive Tuesday to visit a month
or more with her parents and
family, the Abe Zuckermans, E.
9th.
Visiting over Passover with her
parents, Rabbi and Mrs. Victor
Grossman, E. 9th, is their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Boris Radin and two
children, Ann Judy and Arlene,
Chicago. This is the first Pass
over in five years Mrs. Rabin has
celebrated with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goldman,
formerly of Miami Beach, now
living on E. Speedway, left last
Friday to spend month in Hol-
lywood where they will be the
guests of the Goulds (the movie
producer) and of the Joel Press
mans (Claudette Colbert).
Mrs. MOllie Alter, N. Martin,
is visiting with her children, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Franklin, Los
Angeles, over the Holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cohen, for
merly of Albany, N. Y, recently
became part owners of Albany
Court, w. Michigan.
Miss Shirley Levy, Detroit, is
spending the Passover holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Meyer
Levy, N. 3rd. They will go east
end of April.
Mrs. Frank KeSSler was honor
ed with a dinner at the Ell Pre-
sidio to celebrate her birthday
recently. Her sister, Mrs. Max
Frank, N. Euclid, was hostess to
the immediate family.
The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
.SociaA
Rs,sonaz

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CarnOW,
S. 5th, visitors from Chicago, have
decided to remain. He was in
the mems clothing and furnish
ings business. He's a member of
Bruslovers Club in the east. AL
ready Mrs. Carnow is active in
Rishon Pioneer Women here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ernst, Gale
Madrid, are entertaining over
Passover their nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Engel and chill
dren, Wayne and Sandra, Tijun-
ga Canyon, Calf.
Stanley Fabe gave a demon
stration in Flotation "a water col
or proceSs) before a gallery au-
dience at the Independent Artists
Exhibit last week that evoked
much praise. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fabe, E.
Broadway.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fell and
three daughters, E. 3rd, leave
Monday for Highland Park, Ill.
Having enjoyed the winter so
much, they contemplate return
ing in the Fall to establish reg
ular winter home here. He is in
the clothing business on Chica-
go's North Shore. Mrs. Fell's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Porett,
Waukeegan, spent the winter with
them. They were here several
seasons ago and are amazed at
the tremendous growth in the
few years. They too, are returning
east.
The Arizona post., 1950-04-07

Mrs. M. Kert, E. Manchester,
and daughters, Margaret and
Esther, left for Montreal to spend
the spring and summer months
with her mother, Mrs. Dora Wolfe.
Mr.. Kert will remain here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

BABY CHICKS-U. s. Pullorum Con-
Crosses. S9.95 per 100. Leghorn
GG 9Gs ss.s $500. S GEN POULTRY.
IS 'O1 TOM SIfAs BARR6 6Siia' W. 81 L es
Pullets; Sts mos. old, s1.s5 each.
RANDALL, grandywine, Md.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS, 10 laying
&c 9en u.s. s2,25 Ca; ls yogng chickens,
new HAMPsHHilRGE RED Suqay 0n sell
lot Of forty MIR, 6-month- old
bullets; laying and good strain from
Grassy Knobs; 500 for lot. Also a
few bantams for sale. Phone Vienna
peasants HE SAINT ~ ring-snecked. golden,
RABBITS-Won rs firsts at York
and Reading Fairs: all .pedigreed
1 H4VEN sss R pa5sn1S breeds os STAR
LAYING BATTERY. also eject electric
SMOKED TURKEYS for the holidays.
Valley Forge Farms, Tendersealed,
ready to serve, gift package. oV.
GET YOUR breeding stock now. NAL
Also geese. Baby Muscovy ducks.
Three-deck brooder. incubator. q
100. | 200. 100 egg. Must sell
sATTfLER. RocfvilIe s4oS. " - Ss4'''
breeders stock. Herndon 20-W-1.
n. II. RED PULLETs, laying, 3-week
ducklings. o. MAXWELL, Lanham,
AIMS AMI vi FEED 1919 sfoRE. s1s x st. "a INV.
Conkey's Y-o feeds: baby chicks:
poultry 'upplies. ME OOS9.
TURKEYS, bronze and Beltsville
white; live and dressed. Fill your
deep-freeZe early. MYERS TURKEY
FARM, Clifton. Va, Fairfax 194..J-3.
-25
BARNARD FLOCK. II rock-hamp
pullets. % laying hens, / yr,, 6
bantams, 2 Muscovy ducks, 8 young
hen turkeys; excel. cond; S65 for
lot. Al. 1899. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

sADDLEs-Enelish saddle and bride.
fooled bride. $65. GE. 4I3s.
JERSEY COW. registered; gentle,
friendly. high producer. Also s
'G sRoo spHrk sSWs ses snd IS s? sak
pigs; also 5 good heavy springing
Holstein. heifers. Bangs vaccinated.
GENIE CENT? YVES WESTERN m PONY. fat @ and
healthy; has been ridden by adults,
youngsters; very cheap. Lo. 3-s63s.
ABERDEEN Angus bull; the finest
stock; 1s mos. old; ready for serv-
Ice; reasonable. Call Haymarket.
r oaj ii HEAD i; MILK cow ss2RS
sell one or all; $3.50 each. Waple,
Duke st; extended, Alexandria, Va,
SADDLE sab 1eG HORSES AND PONIES, " Very
cheap; one Jumper. 3S Swami I'd,
TWO soRREL Ell RIDING iGISGn HORSES sssfS; fo-
HEREFORD BULL, registered. from
l yr. to 81 mos. old, pure Domino
breeding. j. T. GIBBONS, Haymar-
ket, Va. Phone Haymarket 1-F-O1;
WASHINGTON phone, RE. 1920.
HEREFORD CATTLE-6 bred cows
with calves Ct side; 2 bred heifers;
sple aSia erd sGeE5aae c rssis
tered, bred cows with calves at side;
some fine young bull calves. Call
WANTED-A. small, .selai. pony for
child; no fancy gaiGV reasonable
price. Write WHITNEY. 390s South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
FARM 8 GARDEN

per Is bu.; Sc per 10 bu.; $3.50
per B bu. Del. top soil. WA. 1898.
TREE TRIMMING and removal; lots
cleared; any size job. Also, top soil
VIRGIN TOP som 81 % O0i Best quality;
ssu uaSzs delivery. Il: 4-a5sf. . IL Il
STARK BROS. See lad" page 54s.
NEW FERGUSON S15sSSSHe TR sircfSofS and
implements. garden tractors. paint,
hardware and seed: also. used trac-
tors equipment and implements.
P FLIES A sartons ssSs, Md SUP
LoAMY TOP soIL-peiivered any
E s7s4 in Metropolitan area: I'd "a.
ToPsoIL. I'LL dirt and manure @ blue
ming and removing. sa. 51io. Ms4
10 ACRES Of bluegrass sod for sale,
Tel; Tower 1884. BY OWNER. "a
PLANTING TIME - Fresh dug while
you wait; giant gem ever-bearing,
Big Joe. and Premier strawberry
plants: also black Morrison. Iris. So
per bushel; creeping phlox sold per
clamp: also other perennials. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville.. Md: R.F D.
N tSn eM Si1'e sss ssBrins' Md CAN 5 Ash
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sin, pots. 10
kings; csc; small evergreens cheap.
SNYDER: 1854 Sherrier pl. NV,
En- EM ir lCI5 ewes; Sat, Sun:
coors and !ia aIdy nres siq bos gToHn AL
sale and retail 0 5sio o iStS 70 y, EhG me
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
fully insured; very low ratesi free
fssRaSta wAl ISso' sysatass IRE.
places; f1shponds, retaining walls,
work. F. MARcuccIo. Route 5,
s kosRsIi ': sssss Rockville Nd Phone
cub. super A.c.H.M. tractor and COM n
plete line OF farm equip: New idea
doun barn eauip.. sprsyer-dusters
Ice. Used eauip. and F-ao on
Egaas 1 Cult FLO iSin noT Dl9wMs EM Eg
INC: Silver Spring. sH. $3.50.
er take of Ensi1aee harvester dem
9 nssrstor I ysry SPECIAL s price: MA
COW MANURE AND TOP son-n
you want the best, you should buy
from the Homestead Dairy Farm.
where $50 cows are producing at
all times. Manure is clean. no
trash or corn cobs. Top soil is Ches-
iieve the best obtainable. ton.
SIS; 5-ton load, $65; delivered. We
guarantee to please. GEO. w.
ORANGE-BERRTED PYRATANTHA-I
One of our specialties. right-sized
b erry shrubs. me aGREbITH q cAp Per-
r Ell MA now for spring.
oyer 200 varieties; Rock gardsn
plants, $500 ca. or for 81. MERE
k ETH 6A GAPpER to Pa asa7 shade tree
OF. fast growth with gorgeous. fail
eoloring. Beetle. free, deep roots:
Trees up to Is #. in height, SIS and
up. So other varieties Of shade
trees. MEREDITH CAPPER, FA.
vIsIToRs wELcoMED-You are
cordially invited. to visit our 45:.
filled with plants. Located mr.. Ty-
sons Corner on route Z to Leesburg.
may Wsnser at viii open every very day.
including Sun; MEREDITH CAP
FALL 81 Bl;oo dSihl sHRuBs-Many
varities in bloom now which will
bloom until frost. See them at our
nursery, located mr.. Tyson's Corner
day, including Sun. MEREDITH
PLANT GROUND COVERS NOW: for
that shady spot, strong 2-inch pot
plants. English Ivy, $12 per 100;
sandra, sis per 100; 25 at the 100
rate. MORRIS GREENHOUSE.
4464 N. Glebe I'd, Arl., We. OK.
22oe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

sa1as; .Eie H aa haf ssa sorn ' ca
sBoEs-cancellations, hundreds OF
styles; men. women, children--out,,
At your, family in famqus-brand
s sGss Paradise V Safman Ne Robs se
Edgerton, Edwards. Piay-Poise, etc;
many hard-to-f1nd sizes. Save to so
per cent or more. LIEBERMAN.
INC. 3412 14th st. NV 2nd floor
s 31sn r. n1r t. 9 pm .n IT, r; REL maS S4
sIVER-PLATED TEA SERVICE. can
san IL Gaze g Ps oay sia sH' "a st.
s Iss. "a H5sss sssE7 sSs5sss
SILVER M s7S9 TRAY, sterling, oriental
woven, 10x1s inches, beautiful; col.
lector,s items. Elmwood ,26s. -;26
for s. IS en pieces e'h initial &C.; a5S
discount. La. 6-434s. IA
SINKS. new and used. all sizes. 15
INCHES to SO inches; wall cabin s3
s sEs c 4S5G Ell 5 avn wa sSG
compl. with sink and flttings. $50;
dble. bowl 66-inch unit. complete
$l2e; wall cabinets to match 70
SILK GSR Al A0ps soosa your linoleum
drain board tops or bowls with per-
manent stainless steel or Monel Free
aIe hsSE IL Fl y s.aos felA0ie service
SOFA A.. modern 9 lines ss SIS; Play 1syyo PEN
SOFA, Duncan PRyfe.> excel. ~cScnd.,
ton. 81. s5es, ''' ' '
SOFA with slip covers, occasional
SoSdor e5sr lang gHs hs5lsSosz
In good condition; table almost new:
$35 and $40. ia s-75s4.
SOFA, sectional; also china cabinet:
best offer. Call OR. 7547, or 4415
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe style, $40 takes
It; also couch, opens to fuli-size
SOFA, full size, 3 cushions. in good
cor ond amt Price, $40 Call Tu. I$@s
SOFA SF sI Duncan phyfe; only ss5; good
SOFAS. studio couches and sofa
beds; new and used; S Sos to o Ss9
SOFA SOFA m RaGH f II > p cushions
green, good condition, Kroehler type
Sofa efsfs AS STS WING CHAIR cazAli rose colo,
mohair, both in good cond.; $3.50
SOFA BED, excellent condition; $40
SOFA BED, excellent condition, bough
at Mayer & Co. Call NO. 1857;
SOFA BED. 3-piece suite; mahog
chair; kneeSole typewriter desk
bedrm. suite: other items. OIL. 3441
SOFA BED, S25; spinning wheel. $2b
organ. $15i wood lathe and drtl
eSS Sm i bronSsr taSls S54p eSf 9a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WE WILL HAVE in stock by Oct. LIST
100000 feet of complete chain-link
fencing. Any dealer interested in
a connection for complete fencing
at a reasonable wholesale price, stop
by and see US at Gath G. Charming
streets ne, l.
REGULAR 2-WHEEL BICYCLE, good
condition. Sa:.; Standard Underwood
typewriter, good condition, S24; f.
post wooden bedstead, SIS; . round
top dining room tables, SIS each;
Jap officers LuGer-type automatic
gun, $40; English-type baby car
riaee. toilet chair, pot. baby scales,
basinette, play pen, all for $50.
NO. 0390. 25"
FOR sALE-cots New Highlander.
with cover; $40. Also sturdy oak
server; 81. Call GE, 0613. -25
FIVE ROOMS Of fine furniture for
sale very reasonable; must leave
city. 2703. 73rd pl., Kent Village,
Rvatts.. Md.
3-PIECE custom made liv. rm. suite,
mahogany. 72-in.; sofa and 2 lge
chairs; reasonable. JU. 7-6339.
SALE Cor trade for standard size
typeWriter). apt.-siZe washer, iron;
old portable typewriter. JE. 4-O4s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
MISC. WANTED Cont,

SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags; highest prices
raid. If you cannot deliver your &C
cumulations. please phone us ACE
JUNK GO. 1890 Georgia ave NV
sEWING MACHINE, highest prices
paid for all makes. 1915 H st. ne.
FIR. 059S Sun. TR. 6S41 wkdays.
SILVER, antique or ordinary; any
condition; Call pU. 279s. THE
TOP SOIL, 5000 cubic yards, fine
rich virgin soil; 90-day time for re-
moval; Toe c.y. LO. 5-2655.
Tv SET. any condition, wanted;
swap for vacuum cleaner, tank
type; need Bendix washer, SWAP
only WA. 1870
TRAIN, Lionel 0 gauge, Penna. cleo
trio passenger; interested in acces-
series also. UN. 1884.
USED INSTRUMENTS, bought OF
taken in trade. DYNAMIC MUSIC
wASTEp@.-PoTITER's KICK WHEEL
Call HO. 1925.
WANTED, JIGSAW, good condition;
reasonable MI BIOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
TIRE BARGAINS

TIRES : Four s;20xl5 white side
four 6.70x15 white-side walls. four
7.00x15 6-ply black. MI. 1857
from 8 am. to 10 pm. pa
TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, S4.45;
other sizes proper, low: used truck
tires 1925 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
T u Es used; eyer 2o s,1 e select from
NC. 6sS N st NV Nj 2460
TooLs-The real Mccoy: surplus,
BANKRUPT stocks; trend. savings.
GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV. Elk. 1927.
house trailer inner,sp pfTSs mattress asH nS;
perfect weekend hunting, fishing
See 4022 9TH st. ne. alley.
TRANSIT, high. grade. German make.
Theodolite; with case; guaranteed:
S225; PEERLESS PAWNBROKERS'
TRANSIT, good condition. with tri-
pod and case; guaranteed; $50
PEERLESS PAWNBRoKERs' Elk
:, CHANGE Z, alAlStGTIE5, 912 D st: NV. RE. 6199
TRICYCLE., chain drive, good cond.;
TRICYCLE., .s bed. St MATTRESS s; o' good
condition, baby bed, cleo. sewing
machine; RCA combination. record
changer, radio; new Beauty Rest
mattress, Va price; leaving town. WI.
TRoMiBoNEs. rental-purchase plan;
N M1sfc a6 S8IqMs 81 ns scH3 RI
1920. Open evenings.
instruction. COLUMBIA school,
OF MUSIC, 1000. N st. NV. Me
1920. Open evenings.
TRUNK, wardrobe, large, with hang
e MrsS, d dgng good condition; S15
TRUNK, wardrobe. drawers, hangers
clean, SOB; packing trunk, SO.
AZ AK 1 aPhois' $50; both good cond
TRUNK. de luxe steamer wardrobe
hangers and drawers. $12. WO
TRUNKS. 2 - diversified European
wardrobe; Gladstone, bag. ANTIQUE
dresser. chest drawers. DE. 3219
TYPEWRITER, proportional spacing
IBM bold face. black model. excel,
lent condition: 1925. RE. 2060.
TYPEWRITER. portable. Royal, quiet
de luxe; magic margin; like new
guaranteed; $50. PEERLESS PAWN
BROKERS EXCHANGE. 912 D st
81 per month l0 Is rf for 81 m masss
CIRCLE, 1112 18th NV. DI. 1872
TYPEWRITER, portable, new. Rem
ington, 500. AK. $500. Ext. .697
TYPEwRITER-wnl trade beautiful
new noiseless Corona portable 70
standard late Royal or sell $76
Phone OW. SS46. "a
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AZAItEAS

The Falls Church AZalea Garden is
pleased to announce the finest Sc
lection Of hardy azaleas we have
ever offered. Among our 50-odd
varieties are many rare and unusual
kinds not available elsewhere. Free
delivery on orders Of SIS or more.
design and plant with broad leaf
evergreen. the kind that enhance
instead Of hide your home. We in
vite you to inspect our beautiful
collection Of hollies. rhododendrons,
hemlocks. yewS. osmanthus, andro-
medas. legustrums. abelias and Or
namental trees. Call for free esti-
mates. To reach: Out Lee highway
l mi. beyond Falls Church, left on
Rosemary lane. Open all day Sat,
and Sun.
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FURNITURE WANTED

L ONN4 ORE WAN ED
ABnoTsT1 & LAN He ( CO o $3.50 a.
F URN. Oh, entire con.
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
81 years HoPWooDS. 9Th and 3
household or large part. Call Mr.
KING, any time, UN. 1887. ~
FURN.,. Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc. china:
highest big e. prices .I 8 6 !; EURN ExcH.'
fas Ras ssayss sa zc MIS- sroVR eo
i0lI 7th st nv MA S952
mum. teeth. discarded 1ewelry. Ws
pay cash A KAHN. NC So years
Lawn a VIZ MOVER N e' Gasoline or electric>;
will trade Philco window-type air
conditioner or a pedestal 24-in. fan
for same; must be in good condition
aand DEMONSTRATED. r. TAYLOR,
L 2S5 jsfh ST n EEc6 HE sac Il French
N nv fsTTfa T fs dseenoelt PPea
prices paid II you cannot deliver
Us ACE JUNK e; ssao os sn3hs
N ave 2 y ADi " s Mn r,,u,..,
prices paid, II you cannot deliver
your accumuIations. please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG q BAG
Co. 215 L st. s.w d. S007.
OFFICE FURNITURE. all kinds; Of
flee mach, any kind; top prices I'd
d.. 1872; ewes. and Sun. CO. 1925
OLD-FASHIoNED picture frames
clocks, china. furniture. silver etc
EN- 1905
ORIENTAL RUG WANTED. e5x1s #
approximately: semiantique; pri'
vate. Box 426-X, Star.
PIANO, Baldwin Acrosonic., mahogari,
finish; private party. JE. 3-s5S5
PIANO, small apt. size, in good con.
dition. ia. 4-OlSO.
PIANOS. highest cash prices paid
Glands ased Cali Spa Ms BAG G19s9 a os aRf
Pianos Wanted-Top SIS !
COLONIAL PIANO CO., MA. 1870