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Smyrna times., 1950-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lupo and daugh-
ter, Katherine, of Prospect Park,
were weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Riddagh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biers had
as weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell Hahn, of Forest Hill Gar
dens, L. I.
Miss M. Marie FAIRIES is confined
to Pottstown Memorial Hospital,
Pottstown, Pa, where she under
went an operation recently.
Mrs. John Sheldon, of Delmar,
spent the holidays with the Rev.
and Mrs. John L. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullen, of
Mayfair, Philadelphia, were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Eglet. Mr.. and Mrs. Eglet have
taken a child for adoption, Eugene
Moore, who is four years old. Mrs.
Eglet is the former Hilda Council,
of Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry T. Price and child
rem, Tommy and Susan, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Reihm, Miss Ruth Ellen
Reihm, and Mrs. Ida Crater were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Richardson and sons, of Middle
town, on Memorial Day. Other
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Richardson, Miss Laura Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fraz-
er, David Frazer, and Harry Breck,
all of Wilmington.
Ms. Ida Crater, of Norristown,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Reihm and Miss Ruth Ellen
Reihm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Chase
Brown, of Springfield, Pa, were
Sunday guests of the Misses Laura
and Mabel Brown and Mr.. William
Brown.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Siekmann
came from their home in Staten
Island, N. Y, to spend the week.
end with their son, Frank Sick
mann, and to attend the music fes-
tival which he directed at the
school last Friday night. Miss Dor
is Pelletier, of The Bronx, New
York, was also his guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn S. King have
as their guest Mr.. Kings sister-in-
law, Mrs. Howard King of olean,
New York
Miss Thomasanna Hazel, of Will
mington, spent last weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn S. King.
Miss Mary Holland, West ches-
ter, Pa, is spending this week with
Miss Anne Wilson.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson had as
her dinner guests last Sunday Miss
Sarah Truax, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Stats, all of Wilmington, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph McCune, of Brook
vile, Missouri.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest P. Collins
have returned from a visit at the
Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City. They
made the trip there and return by
plane from Dover.
Mrs. Howard r. Jones is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Macdonald, Of
Dover.
Mrs. George Wright entertained
her bridge club yesterday after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Englert spent
the weekend visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Englert ant
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fritsch, ot
Long Island. On Saturday even
ing, Mrs. Englert was entertained
at surprise stork shower giver
by Mrs. Eugene Christman anC
Mrs. Walter Calm, of Maspeth, IL
Sunday the Englerts celebrated
their wedding anniversary and at
tended the christening of theil
nephew, Roger Glenn Rehbein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson am
son, Roger, spent Sunday in At
lantic City, N. ].
MRS. G. Harvey Wright had a
weekend guests Mrs. Vivian SAM
and her daughter, Miss Sara Ellel
Wright, both of New York City
Mrs. Wright spent Memorial Da,
with her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Milton Hart, o
Townsend.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
This Weeks
Personal
Events

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Finochi,
of Wilmington, were special guests
at the music festival at the school.
Mr.. Finochi had assisted with the
arrangements for the .Gershwin
section of the program.
Miss Sarah Pratt had the mis-
fortune to fall down the cellar
stairs at her summer home at At
lantic City and suffered a broken
ankle. She was alone at the time
and had to crawl upstairs and out
to summon help, and was taken
to the Atlantic City Hospital where
she is now recovering.
DR.. Bayard Carter has returned
to his home in Durham, N. c. after
having spent four weeks attending
board meetings in New York and
Atlantic City. He stopped in Smyr-
ma on Monday to see his mother,
Mrs. George Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Wilson
and son, John, and Mrs. John Gil
bert Attix spent the holiday week.
end in Rehoboth Beach. Mrs. Will
son, Mrs. Attix, and John are re-
maining for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Edward Will
liams and son, Jed, spent the Mem
i orial Day weekend with Mrs. Will
liams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Young, of Easton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edmondson,
of Wilmington, spent the weekend
with Mr.. Guy M. Edmondson, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jefferson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Slaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunning, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Ennis, President
and Mrs. Stanley Middleton, and
District Governor and Mrs. Francs
Gebhart attended the Lions Dis
trict Convention in Baltimore last
weekend as representatives of the
Smyrna Club.
Mrs. Agnes Turner has moved
into her new home on Frazier
Street.
Mrs. Charles Hufschmidt is en-
tertaining her bridge club this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wade, oi
Charleston, S. C., are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
son.
DR.. and Mrs. Krumrine and Mr.
, and Mrs. Clarence Arthurs, all o.
Baltimore, Md, were recent visit
ors with Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Ennis
Mr.. David c. Lloyd, of Dover
IN. j., formerly of Smyrna, spen
last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
William Anthony at Banniste
Hall.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
Syracuse Graduate

John B. Mood, Jr., son of Mrs.
Alice v. Mood, is a candidate for
degree at Syracuse University's
93rd commencement, June 5, when
the Honorable James E. Webb, u.
S. undersecretary of state, will be
the commencement speaker. Mood
will receive his bachelors degree
from the College of Applied Sci
ence where he majors in civil en-
gineering.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
Bride-To-Be Feted
At Bridge-CandStG

Mrs. F. ]. O'Neill, Jr. entertained
at a bridge-canasta shower in
honor of Miss Jane O'Neill at her
home Friday evening. Miss O'Neill
received a mixmaster from the
guests.
Mrs. William B. Owens was the
winner at bridge and Mrs. James
Carson and Mrs. Ronald Morrow
were winners at canasta. Refresh
ments were served.
Invited guests were: Miss Kay
Boehmler, Miss Bunny Senger,
Mrs. Charles Busker, Mrs. Robert
Newman, Mrs. Charles Hufschmidt,
Mrs. Ronald Morrow, Mrs. William
Carson, Miss Anne Knotts, Mrs.
Fred Harris, Jr., Mrs. Warner
Naudain, Miss Marie FAIRIES, Mrs.
Robert Dunning, Mrs. Ray E.
Smith, Mrs. James Carson, Mrs.
Rodney Schuman, Mrs. Kenneth
Smith, Mrs. William Pusey.
Mrs. James Vaughn, Mrs. Ron
aid Grier, Mrs. George Wright,
Miss Margaret Anne Bush, Mrs.
Harold Peters, Mrs. Robert Franc
is, Miss Ruth Gooden, Mrs. Guy M.
Edmondson, Jr., Miss Jean Snow,
Mrs. Robert Bell, Miss Ella Mae
Gardner, Mrs. William B. Owens,
Mrs. C. Edward Williams, Miss
Winnie Piper, Miss Dosia Hopkins,
Mrs. James Turner, Mrs. Lee
Slaughter, and Miss Mary Caroline
Bowes.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01

Four Smyrnians will be among
the 1850 class to be graduated
from the University of Delaware at
exercises to be conducted this
weekend. They are Miss Kay
Boehmler, Miss Margaret Jane
ONeiIl, James Edmondson, and
Walter c. Deakyne, Jr.
Festivities will begin with the
Senior Ball at the DUPONT Country
Club Friday evening. Baccalaur-
cate services and commencement
exercises will be held on Sunday.
Luncheon for graduates and their
parents will be served Sunday af-
ternoon at Kent Hall and gradua-
tion weekend will close with the
presidents reception for graduates.
parents, and faculty members at
Warner Hall late Sunday after
noon.
DIR. William S. Carlson, former
president of the university, will be
the commencement speaker and
DR.. o. Frederick Nolde, director of
the Commission of the Churches on
international Affairs, will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon. Honor
ary degrees will be conferred upon
DIR. Carlson, Chancellor William w.
Harrington, and U. S. District
Judge Richard S. Rodney, the lat
ter two being Delaware alumni.
Miss Boehmler, the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Boehmler,
viii be graduated with a bachelor
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
HONOred
At Surprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Liberto, of
Smyrna-Clayton Boulevard, were
honored at a surprise party by
friends Friday evening at their
home. The affair was in observ-
ance of their wedding anniversary
and Mrs. Libertos birthday ami
versary. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Riddagh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Westrod, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Liberto.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
Bridge Club To Party

The Thursday evening bridge
club will hold its annual dinner
party at the Grainery this evening.
The club will resume playing in
September.
Members attending the dinner
will be Mrs. Guy M. Edmondson,
Jr.. Mrs. Ronald Grier, Mrs. Fred
Englert, Mrs. Harry Still, Jr., Mrs.
Robert F. Stevens, all of Smyrna;
Mrs. Robert Connors, Mrs. William
Short, and Mrs. ]. Raymond Will
liams, all of Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01

Rev. Walter L. Beckwith INSTALL
ed the officers for 1e50-51 of the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice at Asbury Methodist Church
last Thursday evening.
: Mrs. Grant Garis was inducted
as president; Mrs. Ernest S. Matti-
ford, vice president; Mrs. John l..
johnson, treasurer; Mrs. William
Knots, secretary; Mrs. G. Harvey
Wright, promotion secretary; and
Miss Cora e. Ford, publicity chair
man.
Circle leaders invested for the
ensuing year were: Mrs. James
Fleming, Mrs. Andrew D. Cole,
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
Marie F0ries
Graduated

Miss Marie FAIRIES, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wells FAIRIES, was
graduated from Marjorie Webster
Junior College at Commencement
Exercises Tuesday. Miss FAIRIES
completed the secretarial course.
Baccalaureate services were con-
Quoted Sunday evening and Glass
Night for the graduates was held
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. FAIRIES at
tended the exercises.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-01
AuTilidrg To Meet

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Dav-
i'd G. Harrison Post Mo. ID, Ameri-
can Legion, will meet at the Leg
ion room Monday evening. A COW
cred dish supper will be in charge
of Mrs. James Rogers and Mrs,
Florence Ford, hostesses.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
MEAT CASE, refrigerated i2-ft.; al

MEAT CASE, refrigerated l2-ft.; alsc
MICROSCOPE, new imported Leitz;
cs stass Ss;setiyes Icda mechsn d.r
field attachments; ideal for medical
= school usage: value $500, sell for
$27b or best offer under. Phone
MIMEOSGGRRAPHs. See duplicssors o
Mofoh AoMEEIcAS sco6TER pTEkweIISR epssR.e GO boys
cond.; reas. ~. 7-944s. 80
tion gear in stock: 6.v up: ise. sizes
avail CARLY lsns i4th NO 0224
onaaGE sarsny FURNITTRE@Walnut ma
Gus arm. suite with carpets and all
equipment; ali or part. DI. 1886. "a
OFFICE FURNITURE, recondltloned
desks. chairs, fles. tables. etc 429
9th ;; St; sM,: NE; 1865.
OIL ifnfI5f; BuRNER III Boiler, Thatcher. Gss and
OIL HEATERsM"superfex." /. s25;
!, $50; good condition. sci Up
o Shuf HEt1ISG & Nc sTs1EMHo. "a MI ss vsfsr
trolls and all removable pipe 4712
oUTBoAREp MoroR&champion "a
$65; de luxe Springfield sporter
so-06' x2.5 scope s175. AL. 9s4s 81
PHoToSTAT MACHINE. Junior mod
Ell, with large electric dryer and
book holder, all auxiliary equip
ment. Cali MR.. RANKIN, Execu-
Piano. 4sreson,e spine. and eonsol.
models. built BY Baldwin: embodies
features OF small erands and up-
right. full resonant tone. responsive
action durability and eye-appealtns
case desisns In mahogany. walnut
ebony. light oak and maple finish
Exclu6ive at HUGO WORCH 92E
q nv. EstAhli&hed 1879.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE for 1-bedrm: apt; excel.
good cond. SH. $3.50. 80
FURNITURE-Davenport and chair,
shape. KE. S-sa27~. ~ 30 a50'
FURN., 2 dble. beds: coil springs;
bunk beds: chest, tables, chairs
Also Schubert baby grand piano;
xyloph9ne N giu,n and either things; Moving
Phone AP. 4652. So
FURN. for Groom house, also wash
ing machine, Kenmore. good cond. !:
lawnmower; porch furn. Reas. OW.
1883. 80
FURN. - chevalve mirror, old
fashion fashion tTin,.pos,er beds. vanity
s.. yon ond St 0rhst ns Eo' R9uss64lq s64s goods
finish. $50. Chaise lounge, down
nniled; satin covered, orig. cost $500,
sssiiRs' ssiR's blonde fsnl'R: fSSi: siS6: e. f.
FURN.-s-pc. wal. bedrm. suite, box
spss.' mattress; needlept. high-back
eh; Tfe, oil oil pa1nting; WI Ing. oetason tssle;
FUR COAT. mink; cost 1,4oo, will
6Os6. ask for MRS. LACEY. Il
FUR COAT, size IA; l gun and l
I Shild's ! wagon; must sell immediatsly
Fur COAT, beaver-dyed mouton;
mink scarf. 3 skins; reasonable. Cali
FUR .CoATs-i2), sizes IL. silver
fox jacket, S25; blue fox. 3-auarter
FGR fEs'' S59; SAckE4 F. s1B Brown American mas
broadtail, size IL. latest style, worn
less than . season. S100. WO. 1905.
GAS RANGE-Apartment size; l
walnut double bed, innerspring mat
ror; reasonably priced. KE. 3-6546.
GAS RANGE, Garland, for boarding
house, or restaurant; 8 burners. 2
large baking ovens, large frying unit,
lent cond.; free delivery; S16O. DU.
GAS CAS- RANGES. used; spring Ts sale;
from $50; guar: JOHN G. WEB
GAS kSNGEs snGs new 1si2 and oSs ased st beIs
sHaE lfcas aass ssstsia'on ga ave- DE- EE5SEss ss7d
Heaters and stoves. ACNE STOVE
CO; lo1l 7th st: NV. Ma. s952
Largest astS ga assors eles metsr ens repairs:
GOLF CLUBs-Man's t7hand Kro-
hisigns1d flitss and bsE5 ss7 lsdy's set So
GUITAR. Fender" steel guitar; nc
amplifier; $35 or best offer. LU
4-4S61 after 3 pm: -2S.
$3.50; will sacrifice. S75: ex1S, blue
background. Muntz teleyision set,
6 months old Hollywood bed, $50.
Overstufied bareback chair, $50.
AT. 6054, 900 f st. Sc. Apt. 5. 4
HIGHBOY, $3.50. 732 23rd st. NV;
cal. Saturday and Sunday. 10 am
IRoNERs-1 Thor oladiron. model
300; list S99.50; sale, S6e.e5; ali
nsy nnssy mdse. BEVERLY RADIO co,
LATHE; turret, Foster. 500: r. 4
Balto. blvd. Berwyn, Md.
LAWN MOWERS-New and used New
2l lin. power Toro dem, $99.95,
LIVING ROOM SUITE, modern, .
pcs, complete with accessories, slip
covers: 2 matching end tables, 2
matching lamps, Creden1a table,
aeS5sI fo95 lamp and mirror; 500. az ~.
LivING ROOM SET and rug, bedroom aU
set. lawn mower. tables, lamps,
blower, etc. LA. 6-5747 or OIL. 4296.
Evening star., 1950-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CASH REGISTERS for any kind OF
business, real bargains. STANLEY
HAYMAN & CO., 20l9 14th st. NV
CHESTS. . antiques. . maple: wal
nut single bed: . 6xe rag rugs;
good condition. Other mise. items.
CLOCK. mahog. Westminster Abbey
Chimes. $40; GE solid walnut con-
sole radio and record player, S55;
pr. 10l2-in. Noritake hand-painted
vases: flgurlnes; > scatter rugs. Will
sacrifice. 81. 1855.
CLOTHING-Boys suits, size IA, like
new. Wedding gown. white satin,
size 12. Call GE. 945s. go
caoTHSsMsss LOT. e e. suits anG top
stock, out of-toWn clothing means
ssRokRRs Pflsse ExcHANaaH. NHlf i1od 4ws- st
cSoeoKrS2Gge % 2gen HrENsHLsg'' e. a;s9 pm Guardian
Service. complete set. most u15aaa pieces
never used; half price. 70. sSs5
CRIB-Large. waxed birch, excellent
condition, SIS; Taylor-tot, So; bath
pRcoRATIoSs Res5fi Ns' for Sros May Pole tao tsSl.
in pastel coiors, SS5. Or. s4so.sa go 80
DEHUMID1FIER = Frigidaire, used
only summer l949: 500. Call RE
5ss5 nSmDer r0E # hot ANIhoNY' III leave pig phsne
types, from Sis to SIS SIS. We We have We
refinished some executive walnut
desks that we consider as good as
new, and the price is only S49.50
So4f FhASs ss"a Z soS, cSf 4zS SSuH St 'srss as
EX 1914.
DIAMOND RING. 1 carat, surrounded
by ls small DIAMONDS in platinum
moHns,nS; TsWnN1s $3.50; Sligo is642. $50 30
ring. II dias.. 'c Ct. $3.50: iady's
: Ct, $500; iady's perfect bA ct.'
81 900, All prices include mount
ST0N & CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME
DIAMoNDs-Diamond, must be sold 6
Neiebss fog estate M AZ c agsss Seast dan0nd mons
mum bracelet, 126 round diamonds,
| 100; Chinese dragon ring, 14-kt
gold. with ! diamond. about "a Ct,
ne na emsTad sma 6eFbtns aan9hds abe9 $780, et
round diamonds in mounting
ssxO O See Mk: eas oPPESHEiMER ERfsSds Esos5e 81
DINING ROOM SET. 1O-pc., solid
walnut. Kitchen table and 4 chairs,
DIN. ROOM SET. 10-pc. 18th century
walnut, inlaid panels in 3 pieces, re-
fectory table #. long when open;
perfect cond.; $3.50. VI. O9s7.
DIN. RIM. TABLE and chairs; Duncan
Phyfe mahog. oval, 4Ox6O; 3 leave,
and pads. 6 ladder-back chairs an6
slip covers, Sl65 RA AIR -oS
Evening star., 1950-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUG, b-oadloorn rose, 16x2e. BiEelov.
4-240o. Ext. 400. so
RUGS. orientaix room size and
RUG SHOP s4@S 1sth St. NV. $50 Ms6
RuGs. imported: Persian. Oriental
cesisn. heavy, closely woven toi
sood wearinr: sxl2. $50 so sri
NaYsArs IA s'esH saop is'si i.s ssopsF ''lses se
RUGS FOR SALE-Pine. used. fairly
priced: two 9xI2. one lsxs, CAL
scSLEsSs computing Toledo scales.
! Natl. cash reSistsr and Sh&nsr
sss9 eesa fFsfif s sell siPinst tt. in Ss s oss
window screens. Call WI. ssss,-3o
SEW. MACHINE. portAoles 1Sl for
s sho cannot ,o. sfiord; Ss' ss-. shoiee
SEWING MACHINE. rotary s.ee". sood
condition, folds into desk, S65 or
best offer. DE. 5000
SEWING MACHINES, treadle, Sle.5o:
port, SEQ so; sinser and White con-
Rentals, repair specialists. sl4q Pa
ave. W. MA. 1883. -2S
SEWING MACHINES, Singer eleetries;
sale or rent We also slectrify ali
makes seTins machines. Open ewes
SEWING asSE MACHINE NJ SSj SALE. I TT +: Low
est prices anywhere and ready TO
prove 1t. Singer portable electric
late model. like new: $50 so Another
NICE sinser port, $50 so. Domestic
s'nso sonsols ,oe.Hi. siss Sas ts 80, Bssuiltsl
chimes. 3s1c Lee Hwy. cH. 4a14
SEW. MACHINEs-sav. SEQ to $40.
Buy now, it's later than you think,
al5 10th st. NV. Elk. 6s44. as
styles; men. women. children. Out;
shoes. Town and Country. Paradise.
De Liso, Palizzio, Jarman. Rohlee,
Edwards. Play Poise. etc. Save to
sos or more. LIEBERMAN. INC,
10 to 9 pm. TU. 26sI. so
SODA FOUNTAIN and carbonator;
FiSchman. IL II. long, 40 gal. cap
practically new, 1850 Call Z. J.
RYAN, DI. 1850 IS
$40 or best offer. ow. 5bai. $50
SOFA BED. Conv. type, opens to dble
or twin BEDS: excel. cond; yr. old
Phone Wo 4436, 8 to 8 pm. or
soI s1nday n to H., IL noon; a,sS, 80
stool, sip covers; excel, cond 5eas,
STEEL REINFORCING RODS, ap-
pTox 5000 l6., ", IA" and -,
STEEL SASH-As low as S4.0S for
1913 sash. Closing out our discon-
tinued COPcO line Many sizes
available. I. S. TUROvER. Bethesda.
Nd. Phone WI. 6622
STENOTYPE-Late model: recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S42.5O. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. RE. ll77.
TABLES end tables and match
ing cocktail table. Blond modern;
also lamps. Call DE. s536 after
TEiEvisIoN-se. US rrst for whole
sale prices on natly. advertised TV.
cash or terms. DAVID ROBERTS,
1850 II st: ne. open to 8. $
TELEvlSION-New 1850 model; for
a real discount on nationally adver-
tised brands, see US; EZ terms; open
till 8. WOODMOOR APPLIANCE,
~; 7,S4o0 10l09 colesville I'd.
TELEvIsIoN. Save IS to 100 dollars
on famous nationally known brands
cash: all 1850 models new BEV-
ERLY RADIO CO.. 5"3 18th St n e.
TELEvISION-Some 1850 models at
big discounts: cash or terms; . years
to pay. Cali 10. 2-11S7 for free
home demonstration. E. j. READ
& SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. Sc
TELEvISioN - New 1850 models;
cash BUYERS see US last. PARAMOUNT
CO, 150 Georgia ave. NV. Hudson
1900, Ample free parking
Evening star., 1950-04-28
1920 7th st. NV.

TELEVlSlON SETS up TO 4OTs ofi
2-yesr service on all models Last
smn.. ssaT modes sna sashea, Many oo,
home demonstrstion Easy terms
S2i2nSE FER SSs' eso S5'u s'eso' ssSA' a: a"
TsREsPaet0ry u e = ~. Tes0nd: all, all sizes
tires, $685.. weekdays, sun. till s;
free parking. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO, 1924 Ga. ave. NV, RA. $3.50
TIRES, used, over 200 to select from
$3.50 up: TOMS AUTO SERVICE
rRSfSks6 ms; sa6 srGrUb. St Gw MI s.oo
TYPEWRiTER. Underwood. good SS con,
dition; S25. Cali JA. 2-76ll. -2g
TYPEWRITER SALE, $50 so and up;
CENTRAL, 2o1s i4th st. NV. HG
TYPEwRITERs. new and rebuilt
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO,
THprwR;Tss sa, Il ae9ss Easy parking
f$ss f$SSq; S.r. l.. sA sRi5s, Ssss 'i75G US 81
VACUUM CLEANERs-Fri.. Sat. only
brand new Royal S295O; Hoover
$9.95: Airway. $3.50; Handcleaner
$3.50; 2 few others. 1872 Lee hwy
WASHER, + oE wrinser, yrs. Old
nisa elec Zee fmn0n pump perf foD cond So
si39 sale 500. BEVERLY RADIO
CO. 523 10Th st; ne. "a
WASHERS--Save 500. Westinghouse
Aro @ G1 90 q
ksHsGs.Gif' kfHa csR'nS'ss''i isss St
WAsHiNeGi HaeiI MACHINE and ironer, oE
also old Frisidaire with rebuilt mo,
WasHiNG s1t n for MSSarNEsee sS4 EN- iSSs Us is,
for wholesale prices on nationally
advertised washers, cash or terms,
DAVID ROBERTS, 1850 H st. ne,
WASHING MACHINES, recond. sale.
from S35; guar. JOHN G. WEBSTER
wxsHiNS @ isnse macH1sEs. dstI nj 4o q. nM disc on
all floor models. last Years models
shshsa Iii RoYAl Essz ss1Hi 1Pb1,SSef Sssf ssss
wsrER Rs NieeSls eSoiFs 1ys L9 1000 of.
model. nesrly new; holds 8 cases
WATER CooLERs, for sale % or rent, W
guar; We install: lie. plumbers and
electricians. JOHN G. WEBSTER
CO. since 1912, 627 F st. NV. ST
WATER HEATERS, used. sale, 20.
O. WEBSTER CO. 627 p st NV.
You CAN SAVE up to 5000 OF
several door sample spinet and con-
sole pianos. including Hardmap and
guarantee. also student-siZe pianos
from sos up. liberal terms LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 q st NV MA
MOVING TO FLORIDA, will sell prac-
ern. living room. dinette, . bed
rooms, rugs, lamps, etc very Tea-
sonable. Phone Ak. 2340. SO
Evening star., 1950-04-28
RADIO

And electronics sale. Saturday. April
20; big values. prices slashed, largest
stock Of surplus ham" gear in this
r. & T. ELECTRONICS
9723 BALTIC. Blvd. Berwyn, Md
RADIO PHONOGRAPH COMBINA-
TION-Crosley's largest set In ma
hogany. AMIN automatic record
changer: Sold S3s9;95; $ls5; stel-
lar guitar and case, s26. ia. 2-7s1s.
RECORD CABINETS, 2. bieaehed
Bottled green desk, ss5. All good sood
REeoRD dEeedlsion' coIfEcr1oS.. Hn l19s. Is S9 r.sm
ii eond. Must tSs hear. se osTEN, No. No ssos. H
ss:ssss Gail IL DavidsSIis, VILE Id. 1sssR &s''
iGad fs ntH sl'S sS5 Mas' rG Ghef sss S. s6
REFRIGERAToR, westinghouse. FOOD
aE eSRd o47s GU 1871 Fl ss Sheridan GE best st. osE
REFRIcaEAroR RI e1s es1.st 81 conation Gu f. Phs4
REaf1RsiGERAToR, oE. $50. s Grand
apt: stove; porcelain, $40; silk
REFsiSEsa1oR ss g. eserc Mo seq Ig 5o 5ey
extra motor, counters. at a sacri-
kEFR1GERAToR ~ condition,
S35. Call sH.- 5OO5. -2S
REFRIGERATOR. GE 51a cubic IT..
good condition; best offer. WO.
REFRiGERAToR. westinghouse, elec-
tric, ,9-cu.-ft.; good condition. Call
REFRiGEkAroR, IFi tSRG: Western Elsct1ie.. hectic .
also gas stove. "Rsebinson." Good
REFRiGERAfoROsmall % 1ni Electfolux
gas, perfect working. order: S25.
REFRIGERATORS-See US nrst for
wholesale prices on natly. advertised
retgr., cash or terms. DAVID ROB-
ERTs' 1850 H st. ne. open 9 to o.
REFRIGERAToRs. reeondtioned IKE
new. fully guar BY our own service
dept. Time payments and free de-
livery. Lge. assortment Of makes
and sizes from Sa5 up, FREDER.
REfRfGERxToRs. Il isVfa 4ox O.; dis disc on all
aooE models: last Years models
slasnes anti oEAf oSEE terms 2pp.1aseh ossa iss' e
RErRIGEsHToRs Iasi1Sis rs - Recona. nd guar snsI
P. { SMITH. S. & s. INC 1874 b
st. ne. Ii. 3-2545. Ii. 3-6050.
REFRIGERATORS, recond. spring
sale; from S25: guar JOHN @
WEBSTER CO.. since 1917. 627
REFRiGERAToRs t5o). all makes.
sizes, rebuilt, guaranteed, -$35 Up.
S2s Upshur st. NV. GE. 0S2S.
REFRIGERATORS-New 1850 models
Cash buyers see US last. PARA
MOUNT CO.. 2150 Georgia ave. NV
Hudson 1900. Ample free parking