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APARTMENTS WANTED

Young COUPLE DESIEE Ia or
or NV. Washington. ST, o55i
STATE DEPT. EMPLOYEE drsir.s
cheerful bedrm., liv, rm., kit bat,
rose PEs en5r n pdrsb 1iGe Sus Sd rs;Srn sSTGcd
FURNISHED APARTMENT want-d d
= Tor girls Call MRS. WOLF, TU.
o6o' About $50; in apt. BLDG.
PROF, WOMAN wants enc apt nv.
rm, -hedrm. comb. bath. kit: fur
nished; immed. occup, No share.
Young COUPLE urgently need l.
SfSEm MSy 'Rt RM ssgs tSfn Sny'Im. or aniarn S sS
MODERN, FURNISHED APT, or houss
for & weeks comm April %: COW.
to downtown: . or 3 bedrms: no
children; responsible adults refer.
FuRN. APT.-LivinT- bedroom comb.
and kitchen. pref near Bethesdai
mmssrrie6 M couple no children. csli
YOUNG, EMP, LADY ORGANISE
prefer :, sDt BIDS RE. aoaS between tween
cow, SECRETARY desire. tuTr. I.
bedrm. or efficiency apt, pvt. bath;
r5R 6fH cLAPss / AZ st'r' 4 ELDERLY wdsSi.x
who has Just sold her Cleveland
Park house, unfinished apartment
with bedrooms in elevator-type
building. Call Miss, Shoemaker. EN-.
80 or here, LOUIS P. SHOE
EMPLOYED LADIES-Small. un-
furn. or furn. apt In apt bldg.
NV. section BY May ] Box IBID,
cow. EMpLoYE desires unturn I.
room, kit. bath or bachelor apt.
n apt, bldg by May /. Box i92-D.
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BOB HOLLANDER,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIAN, Soprani, beautiful 12O
CLAYTON. FIR. 542s, sat. Mon, G.
9:30 pm, or Box 113-D. Star. II
ADDING MACHINE SALE. Is per
cent discount on all makes: fully
guaranteed. CENTRAL, l2019 14th
ADDRESSING MACHINES-Full line.
from S995 up. AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO., Ii. 3-0082.
ADDRESSING MACH1NE-New,. was
$3.50, now S9.S5. UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO.. RE. 1177.
AIR CONDITIONER. room. floor
models and preseason prices. avail
able now. Call MR.. LAWRENs0N,
DE. 2300. -IS
AIR Condolences, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented, exchanged
serviced: fully guaranteed. OR. 4169
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
We take pride in rendering prompt
eficient service.
AIR CONDITIONING MACHINES. l.
h.p. to 50-h.p. If we have not what
machines made to order Of your
needs. We make special coils and
special machines. CO, 1858. -25
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-Nerthess

416 H ST. NE, double front room,
2nd floor, near transportation.
-1a
FURN. RIM. with incl. rear porch,
next to bath, pvt. home; nr. transp.
and shopping. AT. 5799. III
NICE SGLE. RM. for gentleman; next
tana ave. ne. ne .pU. i7oa. ~ 81
s26 7th ST. N.E.-One sgle, front
sleeping rm., Ice. closet; cont. h.w.;
no drinking; So. AT. O657. -21
633 X ST; N.E.-Single or double.
home Ii. 6-7lb5. is
DBLE. RIM; and ,sele. rm:. for men: !:
TV. telephone; bus at door; meals
coL6sEB9DddbLE I 6faEHsd III 4;4711 I'm. 0l7 for ?
boys; twin beds; conven. transp.:
kit. privils.; call Ii. 3-445O. IL
CoLORED-s5s 5Ist ST. N.E.-For
a fine young gentieman; pvt. resi-.
COLORED-UNFURN. LGE. FT. RIM.
1923 No. Capitol st. ne, and one
nicely furn. rm., 5409 Grant st.
ne. LU. 4-0951. III
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POULTRY AND EGGS
DOCS. PETS. ETC.

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K 81. NV
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks
poultry supplies ME. 'OOS9
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MIscL. WANTED Cont,

BOOKS, large and small collections
61gshs ana geD yemoyee Io. At our Sr Expense n.s
st; NV. ME; $685.,
BO0kS-Bought all kinds, any
Quantity and removed at our ex.
pense ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1885
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality
also movie camera. protector. lenses
Mr.. WEISS. 926 D st, NV. RE. 2436
CHILD'S OUTDOOR play equipment.
Phone AP. 4156. -1a
CLoTHING-Top prices paid fol
mems used clothing. typevriters
musical instr. suns, binoculars. etc
AT 3a16 WILL CALL
CLOTHING-Hienest prices ior mems
DRoPP-LEAF TABLE. mshogsny. o any .nt
I chairs Call 7oW 1906. 1s'
and single pieces bought. AID. ss79
Residence; AT, ISIS: -2l
tents or odd pieces Also old china
SIS years HoPWooDS. sth AND q
SITS NV ME- 52S7
FURNITURE BOUGHT
TOP PRICES !!
Call CO. 1866 tin Q.
FURNITURE BOUGHT
All kinds. ST. 1888 or RA, 1922.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

MOVING TO N. Y. AREA?
viii trade for NV. D. C. house or
sell at sacrifice my N, Y. suburb
places; oil h-w.h.; 4 blks. from
shopping. school. church and TT.
station. ] hour from Times Square.
OWNER, FX 2il3, once hrs. rs
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SELF-SERVICE MKT.
Weekly vol over $1,000, cash and
Increase eae ooo down VHiEaf3l WiI SanSIe Ssn
Eve. and Sun, 8. Chasen, RA. 543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
e31 Z st. NV. MA. 93Ss. MA. 1874.
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TILDEN GARDENS
MOVING. PACKING 6 sToRAcE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
ssDsrsts pbnns No s9oms o;na ,nF1 sTFpert 9Ssking
CO. INC. est 1906
MARINE VETERANs MOVING co.
24-hr service. furniture. trunks and
BAGGAGE AT 275p OF Pr OJsh
LOCAL, long distance moving; full or
part loads packing. storage. r-a-
sonable rates BROWNERs EX-
PRESS, FIR 3l2l, AT. 93su.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on YOUR MOVING. ktor-
ase; reas. IA. 2957, ewes, GE. 1il6.
IL
moving; reas. rates. Call d." or
night AID. 1881 23'
x-GI-Local. long distance moving.
packing. Grating; lgs.. su. Jobs; a.
thing, anywhere. JOHN. HO. 5eIo.
lSs
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OFFICE FURNITURE. recondittoned :;
desks, chairs, files. tables. etc 429
OIL In B1RNERMGseae' 81 aM me- ao5; Timk.n rot.rv
controls and 215 gal. tank; make
offer. OF. S6OS.
OIL BURNER, gun type, tank. all
controls. one automatic hot-water
heater, go gal. all in 1st-class cond.
TW. 1857. -Sl
ORGAN-PIANO COMB, . keyboards.
one for standard piano, the other
for organ Of l Y sets OF pipes, plus
chimes; S215. OR. 1884. -22
PIANO. Acrosonic splnet and console
models. built by Baldwin: embodies
right full resontant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye-appealine
rase destans in mahoeany walnut
ebony, iEhf oak and maple finish
Exclusive az HUGO WORCH. 02b
g NV ESfahlished 1870
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

rm., twin beds
Daily, weekly or monthly. IA. 2-62S7
after $50 pm. --lT
2 BACHELORS for summer months
. rms, furn., semipvt. shower.
grill and refgr. privilege: all utilities
furn.; plent of linen. Call OIL. 1897
liz
DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOM on bus
line, 10 min. to Pentason. CH. ] 45.
FRONT DBL. RM., next bath: some
kit. privils.: 2 blks. Of bus; S45
mo. 915 Somerset pl., AP. 1888.
-1S
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from KITS
than from any other store in the
city. fact We are proud of and
consider remarkable testimonial
for the quality and value you get
in the pianos we stock. Before you
display of pianos. A comparison will
convince you that it costs no more
to buy thesbest at KITS, 1880 G
st. NV. -o1
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MIMEOGRAPHS. See duplicators
AMERICAN TYPEWRfrTR CO
MOTORS. 400 to 3 n.p.; and reduc-
avail Carly. 1903 14th NO O224
MOVIE CAMERA AND PROTECTOR
Revere camera, 16-mm. magazine,
f2.5, S110. Revere 16 nm. sound
protector, $3.50. FA. 229O after z
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ANTIQUES
EXHIBITION AND SALE

0A1l4D4 4S4N h4ND Ohh11
At the Armory in Silver Spring
Md, April II through 21-5 days,
IL am. to IL pm. Dealers, COL
lectors and home owners cannot
afford to miss this important display
of fine porcelains, china, glass. silver,
brass, dolls. jewelry and furniture.
Everything in the line of home fur
nishings will be on sale at lowest
prices The exhibitors will well
come the public with courteous and
enlightening service at all times.
Dorothy Smith, of Silver Spring,
well known authority on plants and
flowers, will arrange flowers daily
in antique containers for each of
the AZ booths. Don't lorset the
dates-Monday, April II, through
April 81. If you have not received
your courtesy half-price tickets,
call WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP, SH 1851, TU. .1"7 or GF.
1908 and tickets will be mailed to
v0IY Mt 0nna On
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NEWS AND MAGAZINES
Upper Ga. ave. location; rent only
SS5: this owner will show not less
than $625 wkly. sales; $4,000 down,
small bal, 500 mthly.
LANE PASTOR, Elk. 2555
III
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$4,000 DOWN
CLEANING PLANT

CLEANING PLANI
e5 miles from D. C. Cheapest buy yet;
$500 weekly cash and carry business
The price of $4,000 complete can
not be DUPLICATED. equipment worth
more; $1,000 down. Eve. and Sun,
Sam Blanken. IA. O9a5
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
e31 Z st. NV. MA. 1889. Ma. a374.
~-17
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH eoARD

GENTLEMAN desires small single
room NV. section. reasonable rent.
Box 204-D, Star.
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GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol st.
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH cAPITor st.
VELOPMEN1 AND y BEIRN
APIS FOR IMMEDIATE ANO
FUTURE OCCUPANCY PHONE LO.
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ANTlQUES--Brlc-a. china. sill
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. i33s
G st nv Sterlinr 1896
ANTIQUES Furniture. oric-a. brac
china, glassware. rugs. silverware
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbeckerl Ia
ANTIQUE ANTIQUE BRACELETS. clips, di.-
monds of any description. Cash
paid. ERNEST BURK, 614 18th st.
NV.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity, Call Louis Sesal. CHI 1898;
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
Ia. 1887; after Z Pm, GE. l416.
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ROOMS FuRNIsnED-s.E.-s.w.

NVVWS FVNNISIteD-Ss6 w i.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for l or 2
employed. settled gentlemen: close
4I9 N. JERSEY AVE. Sc, near Cap
itol-2 rms, refgr.: gas. elec., heat
incl; $40 mo- Apply basement. is
ANACOSTIA, 1893 MINI. ave. Sc
Lge. front dble., nicely furn.. conv.
transp; $40 mo. LU. 4-290S. lis
1882 4Oth ST. S.E.-Rm. for girl;
phone and laund. privil; conv.. 20
min. downtown or Census. vi. 1854.
COLoRED-15O6 POTOMAC AVE.
S.E.-2 rooms for 3 or employed
people. IL 1921. -17
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont,
RQQMs. APrS. no SHARE

GIRL to share 4-room apt. with .
consenial girls; NV. section, Call
after 7:30 pm. IA. 0527 -ls
GIRL. $3.50. TO share large s-bed-
rm. apt. with 9 Jewish girls: excel
NV. location. AD. 446O. lis
SURN. DUPLEX APT. complete use
Of utilities, TO share with middle
aged woman: COW. NV. location.
FOR girls or q couple. Call RA
wIDOw will share home with work.
ing mother. kit. privils.. care for
baby age 3 mos. or older. RA. S577.
JEWISH GIRL share lovely mod. .
bath home. with others, kit privils
Tv, cool cor rm.. I'm. 613@. --17
WILL SHARE attractive Conn. ave
apt. with congenial lady, 30-40:
S4S mo. EN-. 2l44 after z nm.
RUSTIC GEORGETOWN APT. to
share with young lady; preferably
SatholiS no. 2635 after 8 pm.
Eirls. ase 1855. $50 each. Nj. ss3I.
GIRL, to share 3-rm. apt. sc. section.
apt, 6lds- cons, transp, teievision.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share 6-rm.
apt, ne. with others. $40 monthly,
conv. transp. TR. 4012. liz
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60 50n DOWN
BABY SHOP. NV.

BABY O1OF, INV.
Section. No competition; in shopping
hours, no Sundays. Same owner over
3Ia years. Good profitable bus. for
right operator. Priced at cost Of TX
lures and equipment. Substantial
cash required, Exclusive. Eve. and
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
e31 Z st. NV. MA. e3s9. MA. 1874.
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OFFICE FURNITIJRE

OFFICE FURNITURE
Desks, steel. wood, oak walnut. all
tables, bookcases. drafting tables
wood and steel file cabinets, legal
letter card files. drafting tables,
lockers, steel shelving. typewriters,
adding machines, tablet armchairs
new and used. all priced reasonable;
livery. all priced reasonable MAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO, 639
New York ave. NV.
OFFICE partitions and doors, metal
or wood. with glass panel. SHAPIRO.
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bedroom Apts.-$69.5 so
2-Bedroom Apts.-$80.0O

ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
Drive out Marlboro pike 10
District Heights, left on Gate
way blvd, about Z blocks to
Ramblewood. drive left on
Ramblewood, drive about
blocks to project.
OPEN DAILY. SUNDAY | TO 4.
For further information,
please call MR.. SACKS. AID.
1884.
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STEINWAY GRANDS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

RENT A TELEvISIoN; reasonabl
rates. AT. 2029. Open 9 till 9;
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FORCED TO MOVE

FORCED TO MOVE
BUILDING COMING DOWN
Sale nf desks, tables, chairs, file cabi.
nets, card flles. supply cabinets
D. C. SURPLUS SALES, sos indiana
ave. NV, nr. 9Th st. NE. 1924.
WAR SURPLUS-The real Mccoy;
warehouse of 5000 DIFF. bargains fol
home owners. mechanics, boatmen
and just people. GICHNER. EX
3527. 1881 NJ NV, 90 daily.
LOVELY FURNITURE. . mo. old. for
sale; liv. rm.. din. rm. and bedrm.;
apt. available in apt. bldg. Can be
seen all da" Monday and any day
after 5 pm. 1924 Deale DR.. sc
GLASS MANOR, Apt. 101, Wash
BENDix AUTOMATIC wAsHERs-
sale, sl49:5o. BEVERLY RADIO
STEINWAY GRANDS
Campbell's has a fine display of re-
conditioned grands that have beer
thoroughly rebuilt by our expert
piano technicians. Included in this
Iap large S cooneceft srand. graz We We have siss
complete display of new Steinway
grands for your inspection. Come
in and see these wonderful instru-
ments Liberal allowance for your
old piano. Conv. terms. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S 6 st. NV. DI
s464. ga
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CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. all colors.
males. females. ped, little beauties.
I'd, Silver Spring, opp. Hecht's.Wi7
GERMAN SHEPHERDS-Pupp by
Champion Lachen out of Champion
Ionya. ASGARD KENNELS, reg
FA. $3.50 300
DALMATIAN PUPPY. purebred, 4
Vienna 22S-M-X. II
MANCHESTER PUPPIES. reg. litter,
male and female: peri. markings,
wormed and weaned. The dog with
a personality Call Vienna So. IL
SCOTTlE., female. Axe registered. 10
mos. sold. 10. S-21S2. -17
WILL GIVE Doberman purebred fe-
male to any one offering good home.
Call OW 6141 Ia
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont
TO BUY OR SELL
$2,5OO CASH

Any INCORPORATING business or rea
estate. Cali 81. 37G7. 10. 3-4172
SAM CHANTKER 81 CO.
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NTIQUES-Victorian sofa, DR.. Of
what,nots' table. reasonable PRICES.
ANTIQUE sunourst brooch, s dia-
monds with pearl in center; can be
worn as pendant or pin. Sacrifice
5000. EN-. 5S11. II"
ANTIQUES Furniture. Oriental
rugs, paintings. tapestries; now IN
stoTasfi csI sfier wil " Tserse m anS .v.I Ho sIl7
BABY CRIB, Kroll, blond, complete
with spring. mattress. sliding sides
like new, best offer. VI. 6S12. -I9
BABY CARRIAGE, collapsible; bas-
sinetts; both with mattress; like
new; S35 for both. Call OIL. $500
BABY whitney coach
retails for $3.50; will sell for half
mattress included. ia. SO53.
BASINS
New, complete with spigots and trap.
S13.5o; also new close-couple toilets
sa tanss ACE S1s WsEckNd asH s0e1 i nGfnD 5fa1s
sofa ave. ave ne. L1. 4-o5oo. mi
BATHROOM OUTFITS, cabinet sinks.
pipe cut and threaded; everything
in plumbing. ATLANTIC CO.. sO7
=, y rIrTlys ST. niW' NO 1921. .,,,. =, ,..
SALES SALES CO. Sossi sss7 S.Gi Ga. ave, De. 500:
BATHTUBs. built-in. S25; new and
used plumbing fixtures BLOCKS J.
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
BED LEGS-Make HOLLYWOOD beds
from your coil or box springs. We
install. Sligo 9594:
BEDRM. FURNITURE, 5-pc. walnut
veneer suite with new inner spring
mattress. Can be seen any eve. Will
deliver free. SH. 6S05. 9204 Bradford
rd. Silver Spring, Md. 30
BEDROOM SUITE, Apo. maple, with
springs, mattress and pillows; only
mos; old. 112l Allison st. NV,
BICYCLE-English racer: $50 or best
offer; Western Flyer, S12, knee ac-
ton; must sell. LO. 3-7561.
BRICKS-Face and common, one or q
million; immediate delivery. MA.
6885. ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO.
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CLAREMONT
ARLINGTON
LONG BRANCH APT

New. modern, @-br. apts. ayail
med SSl per mo- incl all "a
shoppinR ana thsater within
Ing distance, bus to project
ply rental once. rear s1uH
B!adenSours I'd Su Spg No
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SHIPLEY PARK
ROCHELLE APIS

! bedrm. apt. consisting Of lge. liv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; SIS. So.
utllS incl, spacious closets and bus
10 door. Apply MRS SIMMONS,
Slin New Hampshire ave -lp
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BRICK

Call Ace and we will direct you to
the nearest site to load your truck.
Or we will deliver. ACE WRECKING
& BUILDING MATERIAL CO., 4002
Minnesota ave. ne. Lu. 4-05O0.
BUG KILLER = Johnston's NO
ROACH colorless coating: effective
for months; sec, S1.69, S2.9S.
HECHT'S, LANSBURGH'S KANN'S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31

ment of said term: that he did not
cultivate, manage and manure sain
premises in O husbandlilte manner
according to the most approved
course of husbandry; that he did not
use and spread on said premises
the manure produced thereon: that
he did not do anything toward re-
pairing the buildings and fences
on said premises and that he dld
not o n 5 tru accommodations
and that by the failure of the de-
fendant, Harry T. Hayslip. to com
ply with the terms of said lease the
plaintiff has been damaged in the
amount of s500.00.
Plaintiff prays judgement on her
first cause of action against the
defendant, Harry r. Hayslip. in the
sum of SS47.00 with interest thereon
from January 1st. 1948, and praFs
judgement on her second cause or
action against the defendant, Harry
T. Hayslip. for the sum of $500.o0
with interest thereon from March
1st. 194S, and prays that the defen-
dant. e. Faye Drury be required to
appear within rule and set UP. any
claims she may have in the subject
matter of this suit or be forever
barred and excluded from any in
terest or participation therein, and
prays for such other and further
relief as may be proper in this
case, including recovery of her costs
herein.
is required to answer said amend
ed petition on or before April 90.
1850, or judgement will be render
ed forever barring and excluding
said defendant, II. Faye Drury,
from any. interest or participation
Cowan e. Adams
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
LEGAL NOTICE
Court Of Common Pleas of

MdOfbOH county, ONO
No. 1S722-Edna ID. kious, plain.
tiff v. Harry T. Hayslip and Il
Il. Faye Drury, whose last known
place of residence was 504 S. Four
teenth Street. Dade City, Florida
is hereby notified that on March
s.. 1880, said plaintiff. Edna u
Kious. caused the defendant Il
Faye Drury to be made a party
defendant in the above styled case
and filed an amended petition
wherein said e. Faye Drury is
designated as one of the defend
ants and, alleging in her first cause
of action that the defendant Harry
T. Hayslip. is indebted to the plain
tiff in the amount of $4,000 with
interest from January l, i948, as and
for rent unpaid on a rental contract
entered INTO on the first day
of October, 1916. between the plain
tiff and defendant. e. Faye Drury,
as lessons, and the defendant, Harry
I. Hayslip, as lessee, wherein said
defendant, Harry T. Hayslip. agreed
TO pay rent in the amount of $1694.
90 in semi annual installments of
$4,000 each on the first day OF
of January, 1948; that said defend
ant, Harry T. Hayslip paid to the
defendant f. Faye Drury, the sum
Of $4,000 on or about the first day
of September, 1947 which said defen
dant. h. Faye Drury, retained: that
there is due the plaintiff from the
defendant, Harry T. Hayslip, the
sum of $4,000 with interest from
January l. 194s, until paid.
Said amended petition alleges i'm
it's second cause of action that the
defendant, Harry T. Hayslip, failed,
as provided in said rental con-
tract herein referred to, to use said
premises without waste; that he did
not deliver up same at the endof
the term in as good order and re-
pair as they We're at the commence
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
BY MRS. NYE ATER

A visit last week from Fuller
Brush man reminds me that spring
and that bugaboo, "housecleaning
time" are here. You would think
the new tune "Rag-mop'' would
be the hit song for Fuller
Brush man. But, this salesman
who called on me, was singing
Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy"
while ringing the door bell.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received until
s p. m. April 4. 1860 for the fol-
lowing eating concessions at the
Madison County Fair. Lunch Tent
No. 2.
Lunch Tent No. 4. Swiss Cheese
Sandwich.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
MADISON COUNTY AGR. SOCIETY
FRED NJ. GUY, SEC.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31

26 HIGH GRADE HoLsTEiN CATTLE
Consisting of "a head of choice Wisconsin February
osten bull all of the above eifers are bred
T an ss nice e herd dairy y ea s ,0 sse
tested to meet @ state requirements Cattle be
TRACTOR oUTFTse
One Model 949 tractor with two and four row
ctvators good Model John tractor 194s
good new e e9 % 9ne FERGUSON o Sao M m0de m with with
tors will be fully guaranteed represented
COMBINE PICKER
good condition. John Deere 200 pull type ~oow corn
picker used one season, good as
,o,n nooro v.n pr,,,. = MAch!MERy MA ali, n ue.
rubber; planter troll
tractor one John Deere "a two 4nc power trout poW
on rubber used John Deere A two nc
po bottom Pinch Ford tractor pow John Deere So ?
rubber used one Graham ome o on pSe
7-foot c cuvaor John Deere heavy duty K 7foot disc
Deere disc pow 9foot cupacer used 2econ
MI MASSEY Harris s on k steel I
plemen trailer adjustable
Deere e on stee side board e eed
grinder seler hand shelter with
compressors 12o self hog hog fountain
oil adapted for any coal one almost
clippers Wisconsin with
pulley, % horse power
AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK RACK
one foot an 01e rack @ a Fo with bed and stock rack
real good machinery be and attend
this sale
About 200 bales good clover hay $50 bushels OF good corn 5
bushels of good seed oats
Lunch grounds.
William (. DETwlLER
Simpson auctioneers John shrk Clerk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-03-31
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS

pers last week and also saw Sam
pson and Delilah" at the Broat
Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Recoh
and children of Sandusky, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Rollen Recob and Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry Tinker and family, Mrs.
Recob and children remained for
a weeks visit.
On Thursday afternoon March
%, Miss Isabelle Johnson enter
tanned the Domestic Science club
at the Red Brick Tavern.
Miss Susan Gwynne provided
the afternoons program by tell
ing of her experience while living
in Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gibson of
E. Main St. announce the birth
of a 61a pound son. He has been
named Gary Lee.
Mrs. Bertha McCutcheon, Mrs.
Jane Arnett, Mrs. Nellie Ames
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Ames
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Jes-
ter, Sunday.
DETROIT VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold StrawS-
er of Detroit, Michigan were Sun
day visitors of the latter's father,
Mr.. Lawrence Stanton and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Bradfield
and daughters, Nancy and Becky,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Poulson
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Sylvia Sells of Plain City
Miss Anna Mae Gerber If
Grandview is spending several
days in the Mckinney home on
Lilly Chapel Road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Martin of
Columbus, were Sunday afternoon
visitors in the Ray Peterman
home.
Mrs. Max Grooves was the Mon
day overnight guest of her sister,
Mrs Loren Schwartz of Columbus
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kinnaird
and son, Jimmy of Columbus,
were weekend guests of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Maude Kin
naird of Fellows ave.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Pfeil and
son were Saturday overnight and
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll Rice and daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roseberry
, and daughters of Pataskala, Ohio,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hodgson OF
Springfield, were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Mark Rector.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan
and family entertained with a
birthday dinner on Sunday March
26, honoring the latter's mother,
! Mrs. Mary Ames on her 69th
birthday. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Ames and family
of London, Mrs. Bertha McCutch-
con and son, Harold of Spring