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LUMBER

We have a large stock Of fne franz
ing lumber. well seasoned and free
WREcK1Nd l. BLDG. MATERIAL
CO., 4002 MINI. ave. ne. LU
4-O500 ii
MATTRESSES, new and used: $s to
$2S. Is 9TH st. ne, Ii. $1,000.
NOT 2ofoks! ( lPI9o P;9j to 100 A.D.; sad r
fEsh GART5 doP4sShfs fs9S ffsh NO VASES SExs
songs, march tunes, some with ly-
RIGS; cash for ceding full rights or
ROYALTY participation with buyer.
oFFicE FUkNiTuRE. reoonditioned;
sth 81 sW., ME 1865
OIL BURNER, williams OiI-o-Matic,
eontTcls: heats 7 to room h99se'
PHoTo oi iGSau1PMENT-Federal, 21s
radio. Call 10. 2-s75S. III
PIANO, Knabe, upright; recently re-
conditioned; sacrifice SIS. Ii,
PIANO. Estey; parlor grand; excel
PIANOS. uprights, 500, tuned. moved
sse ss snsnd sna sIfRd sino SS96 Ho odso sTse
PfHNostief Han! ses f. qPrissht' E9fs good 99nd
PIANO. ante beilum, famous pioneer
make, handsome style; size, 3 by
16. Reas OV. O0S2 -13
PIANO-Kimball, baby grand. rich
mahog. finish. spotless. perfect
cond.; SS95 CHAS. NEWMAN, 1346
Conn. ave. DU. 1900, RA. $500. --13
PIANOS = Grands, consoles, spinets
and uprights. Famous makes: Knabe.
Stieff. Gulbransen, Hardman and
others. All repaired. Free delivery.
from $50 UP. PAUL GOLIBART. In
American Storage bldg. cor. entr..
2S01 Georgia ave. AID. 1928 from
Q to $50. Evenings by appointment.
We buy and accept pianos in trade.
Is"
PIANO, Acrosonie spinet and console
models. built by Baldwin: embodiee
features of small grands and up-
right. full resontant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye-appealinE
case DESIGNS In mahogany. walnut
ebory. light OAK and maple nntsh;
Exclusive At HUGO WORCH. a2h
n ERtAh1ishSA 1870
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CEMENT WORK. stone walls. Tag
stone terraces. walks, chimneyS, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches.
retaining walls, pipe drainaee: al
kinds Of waterproofing F MAR
SUCCIo: Route 5, I1,1. HornsTs JaSs laSs'
CLOGGED DRAiN PIPES Elec.rI.
RoTo-RoOTER Phone IA ssSa
snS day Rny night
CONCRETE and iagstone driveways,
PorcheS. walks walls terraces. SI,,T0S tpStl
DovE, io5S; 0E1H.S', EN- 1871, e' day A or eVenlns
DRIvEwAYs. porches and cellars re
paired or built. NO: -663s: Ill
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION. re-
pairs. short circuit ,sna small JOBS ob91 done
FENCE-oalvanized. chain link. all
posts in concrete; Immediate erecs
ton, Get the best for t,6 less aoss 36
@Saths svsa and 10 sRn Rny DE- RhPns ass4 no 0sSS
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions: KENNEDY
FLOOR co. RIA. 434e. 700 Ken
FLOOR SANDING. 4 painting. dscorat- s . "a.
Prompt service. RE. 0s99. lis
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
White mechanics, sensible prices. c. R.
COVER. WA. 6S6S anytime.
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 1929.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS work
done; all work guaranteed. Call AP.
1914 -l3
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing: reasonable prices; free esti-
mates. ELMER PAINTER. ME. 1895.
PAINTING. CARPETRY. CONCRETE
work; no JOB too big dsoo or too small
PAINTING, papering, floor sanding.
done by exp. vet. Free estimate.
Call LU. 4-3164. -16
PAINTING, low summer prices, work
guar, for estimate call L. Gro
WELL. SH z6T6 "a
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FURNITURE NEW AND
USED

SPECIAL WEEKEND SALE
Inspect and compare the following: ::
New modern foam rubber platform
rockers, S44; mod. liv. rm. and sofa
bed suites in desirable colors (bou-
Gle, mohair, tapestry. S79-S175;
large selection OF studios and mod.
sofa beds, in quality coverings,
S34 5O-S69; chairs, loveseats, htde-a-
bed: blond mahog. drop-leaf tables,
S69: 5-pc. dinettes wood. chrome,
formica), S24-SS9; tables. chairs,
chinas, credenZas; 9-pc. dining suite,
$149-$250; knee-hole desks. secre-
taries, S19-S59; hassockS, bookcases.
fans, utility cabinets, ice boxes.
stoves; new HOLLYWOOD outfits, single
or double, complete with head board.
S49-S54 80; bedrm. suites, $5a-$S9;
chests, dressers, S1S-$49; coil, box
springs. mattresses, S5-S24: u beds,
head boards, bedsteadS (bedrm. fur
niture at warehouse; end. lamp,
cocktail tables, lamps, mirrors,
household miscellaneous.
Both Open Nightly Until s
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
1434 Pa. Ave. Sc LII 4-35SS;
warehouse rear 4107 Minn. Ave.
NE VI qS37
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CoMPToA1ETER OPERATOR. .Iner

CoMPToMETER OPERATOR, expert
eneed essential; 40-hour wk.; en-
ploye discount privileges and other
liberal company benefits. Call or
see Miss Jones, SEARS ROEBUCK g.
CO.. 1901 Lawrence ave. ne, NO.
CoGNTEE GIRL, experienced. for
dry cleaning nnv ssSre =, go0S avSS sdyancez Esz
eth st. Sc. Ii 4.9253. -13
BIA DRUG. $500 Pa. ave. NV. I'll
FOUNTAIN GIRL-Colored. night
work; experienced: PARK LANE
PHARMACY, 2O29 Eye st. NV. .-12
to Se aTranFed' nE KEY T pR1a heS5s So,
44o0 Macarthur blvd. EN-. 440O.
HoTEL AUDITOR for Hotel Con-
GressioAal. Phone MANAGER, AT.
HsoSUTSsEKEEPER. white. b-d.y week;
l child. 81. 591S. -13
HOUSEKEEPER, cook; 4 IN family.
Refs. REQ. and health card. RA.
HSoSUUSsExEEPER, white, for medical
SidE ast, hours .l IL PM ins,v 70 sI1d,ns smi
Is I sbs e S4$S 4 SSg1 Fso5
MEDICAL sEcRETARIEs-1mmediate
openings for experienced medical
secretaries, Salary. commensurable
EMeRdENcY HHosPiTAL. ~i4
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PIANOS
PIANOS

PICTURE ,I'Al FRAMES; . glasswsrs v. e. and nd
ofier refused. LEE. 6le Pa. ave.
PIPE. salv., black, cast iron. cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS. 3o56
POWER .oIs,y1I M1T5R Tore a.: syss s asCs ss
Pe0na' Pe0q eGHei'iOn' avei se sat 0 VI s1a5 :O'
RADIO -PHONo COMB. = stewart
cabinet. $40: WI. $3.50, 55o4 WORTH
RRbfS iREtS5 sH WssieasTiP conso. Ma Mag
nayox: 1850 model. French .provin-
Tifice for S1o0. Cali 10. 5-ISSO
RaSGGHse.ss taSsi9.- used 3 mos, $ieo.
REFRIGERATooR, fE 1 2;HooR FRIGIDAIRE -
guaranteed; good condition; $3.50.
REFRIGERAToR, IA Gu. #. excel.
running cond.; S62.5o. GIL, 2216.
REFRIGERATOR Gas, late model;
REFRiIGERAfoRs 400. all makes
and sizes, low prices. reconditioned
and guaranteed. CENTRAL RE-
PRIdERAT59Ns 3 aA 6sSs co. S2S UpshuF s, ST.
REFRIGERATOR-S cubic-ft. elec.
Coolerator, like new: washing ma
chine. Kenmore de luxe. suds saver.
RSEFiRIGiERxroRs. II IiiES1xiroRs t5) servel gas 50 4
and Gu. it.. $40 and $50 as is.
CENTRAL REFRIGERATION CO.,
S2S Upshur st. NV. GE. 0S2S.-13
REFRIGERATOR-6-ft. Servel gas,
perfect cond.; S5S. Phone OIL. 1878.
REFRIGERATORS- deliv-
cry, all nationally advertised brands
and sizes; also used boxes from
S39.95. GARY, 2101 r. I. ave. ne,
REFFRfGERATORV7-cu.-ft.P E2RP: TOR ieS Philco '4s
model; excellent condition: S150.
r. F. BERNSTEIN, 31O0 Columbia
pike, Arlington. Va. H.
REFRIGERATOR. electric. new motor
199445; S66. Call mornings OR
Observation-Disclosures, 10
Gu. f., good cond. $3.50; Ty, 16-in.,
REFRIfiERXToRs; up to 40qs disc.
on all floor models; last years models
sssl s5siP's S9I eSsi t'la;i zrplz2get 22Rs9 Is.
P. o. SMITH, S. 81 s. INC, 1884 H
81: ne. Il; 3-2545. Ii, 3-6060.
sale, from $35; guar. JOHN @.
WEBSTER co. 627 r at, NV.
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PRACTICAL NURSE to live In. take
care Of convalescent invalid; white,
between age 35 and 80. Box s3-T,
Star. -l2
PBX OPERATOR and receptionist, in
large hotel and apt. development;
hrS., 1880 am. to $50 p.m.; 44-hr.
wk.; $4,000 per ". to start. Reply,
stating age and exper. BOX 469-T,
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EVENING STAR

sTENO. .-BKKPR., pleasant working
cond., new ofice, simple single entry
bookkeeping. MRS. DODSON, day,
Marlboro 3439; ewes, HI. 4S42. -15
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURN., 2 lounge chairs. 30-in. Hol-
lywood bed with bolster and slip
covers, modern dresser. lge. cor;
book shelf. Call after pm. and
week END. JU. 7-6464. -l3
utility cab. AP. 5255. IL
SIS: refgr. Leonard s Gu. IT,, good
Gqpd;, sS5; ;. TR Eed a4as cn5n, ,re- eiS it'll
cab, radio, typewriter table, sheets
blankets. misc. 2l12 Wyoming ave.
FnRSi.@studio Urn NY uisi' couch with cover;
$40; upholstered chair, $15; cocktail
table. So; upholstered chair 80: TE'
F1RN.'&1nexpensive 1Gu E. iIe1 p: household furni-
FAN@New, large window fan. Bar
gain for cash or trade for smaller.
Also new 3Ox40 mirror. AID. 1850
lamps, chest, bed. GE. 1870. ~
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bed
room, din. room. iv. room. from un-
claimed freight and factory samples. ss
ETY. sF e. great 4sa saylngsY NeW York m5oS ave- w.
daily 1915; Sat. It'll 4. RE. 43l0. IL
FURN., CASH & CARRY
bedrm. suites ..----- $50 $9SS
6 buffets and china cabs.
l12 chests and dressers ---- Ss-S225
80 coffee and end tables $5-Sd9
NaW TV tables $500
TV ch airs each $3.50
g desks -------------- $5-S33SS
la bookcases --- 93-S3S
New and used mattresses - SS-$2S
New wal, ced. wardrobes - $39-S2S
| IT<E II
New studio couches S3scS9922 So92
J. J. Strikol, Ii. 3-6969
IS 7th st. NE. open TIL 8 Pm.
GARDEN TRACTOR, 3 h.p., riding
model; 21-inch reel mower and Gull
tlvator; excel. cond.; $500. Elm
Gas SS1a aR3sSSaE, 3Ss :gs ss7in VI Ret59tt jewel
GAS RANGE, smooth top, 4 burners.
ovens, AUTOMATIC pilot. plate plate
warmer; go9d 8, Tonei5ionsa s66 as6s ne'ssen ssaa
GAS sssit tsTHovE, 70 Detroit Jewel, good con-
dition, very reasonable; can be seen
4403 Greenwich pkwy. Wo, 7ly66'
GAS RANGES. new, used; credit; S15 in
Ga. ave. DE. $3.50.
GAS RANGE, Maytag, S175; 2-door
metal klt. CaplHet, 9I ,oU, poL SoletH
baby scale. $3.50. No. 1912. Iii
He oven, oven control, timer, electric
light, 4O-in.. white porcelain; only
S25; in good condition; cost about
! $l75 when new. EN-. 0124.
GAS RANGES. USED; summer sale;
from $50; guar. JOHN G. WEB
sTER CO, since 1912. 627 F st. NV.
GAS RANGES-New. usea; al sizes; sizes;
Co. 1OlI 7tb st NJ Ma e952
GAS STOVE, S25; couch, $40; 2
refrigerators, not running; SO ca
Call AP: 6679. Ia
Gas eosdition; ht8;h' SIS. 0ufesi' cai CHI cH. 1875
GRANDFATHERS CLOCK, solid ma
hogany, full Westminster chimes.
Can be seen at 1913 You st: nv,
SMITHS TRANSFER AND sToR-
HEARsE 1887 Buick; good body,
| good tires, good paint; will sell Tor
| S225. Call MR.. PLUMMER. ME.
4229 G2E g9I ard . st fII.E. fw5 ee.sIzz=- -dIzz
as Fsd Sofa With iIi6ss, S555SSS; S55S sH5s SiRs S5S
CAsN, maNDy. iTame. $50, 10Th
pieces Ike new; platform r0cAeE
S25: Away lamp. S12- ROCK
LIVING Hl91s 3oRt Room SUITE. modern G 5.pc.
with slip covers, $40. IA. 2-b3bo.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-pc,. Krosh-
! rug, size 6x6. rose. $40. AL. 1852. |
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OFFICE CLERK

Alert young woman with a
nice personality. pleasing tele-
phone voice and adept with
figures. Experience with MGR
n..nsn manent' >. 5-day I week; week, Apply SErn IN
fcAN LINEN SERVICE CO..
1898 Sth st. NV.
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Millinery Saleswomen
B-day. 40-hr. -Wk. Apply 3Q3 18th st.
NV, 9th a., or call ma. $3.50
NURSE--ReEistered, hospital gradu-
: ate, white; 6-day, 40-hour week:
II bed hospital, South Arlington,
near Shirlinston; work steady, 3
pm. to IL pm. shift: 5000 per mo.
CHI. 1000, AL. 1868, MRS. FISKE
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CAMERA REPAIRS

Movie equip. (foreign or domestic). .
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV.
CABINET MAKING, small carpenter
Jobs and furniture refinished. MY
business aims to pleas, you. Cal
CARPENTRY WORK Of all kinds,
commercial and residential. MR..
LAWRENCE, RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY. complete remodeling
and repairing; residential or comml.
Low prices. Good work. GE. $3.50.
CARPENTRY-Attlcs finished. recre-
alton rms. porches incl. stairways.
dormer windows; residential or com
mercial j. HENDRICKS, UH. 2491
CARPENTERING, alteration. repairs,
old and new work: no Job too small.
WOODMASTER CONTRACTING CO.
Phone OW 5527 anytime. III
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING -
Porches repaired and replaced; all
types of home repairs: interior and
exterior painting; co own work. VI.
6313. III
CARPENTRY. built-in cabinets, recre-
alton rooms, gen. remodeling.
G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1882.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
TELEVISIok REPAIRS

ANY Tv SET OR RADIO expertly re.
paired; S1.50 plus list price OF
TEIEVIsioN ADJUSTMENTS, re-
pairs by Government-license en-
gineerS. IA. O520. -22
TELEVIsI0N AND RADIO-Servicing
done expertly, reasonably and
promptly. Mr.. LEMUCCHI, AID.
641S Ia
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REDROOM

US Us. AS 3 WE AG6ARANTEE Yog
SAVINGS OF 20% TO 70s ON
NEW SAMPLE CLOsEOUTs. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS. Three
piece maple set, was s119.50. now
nut set, was Si59.50, now Sl09,5
sh[aep}ece s14956 now mahSSeHy $500 mshog. m T or
maple beds, in all sizes, were 5000,
now S15.5o;. maple or walnut. A.
drawer chests. were S29 so. now
set. mSde finest way, was s447 80,
now S297.5O: three-piece. solid
mahogany set. made finest way. was
S325, now S206.50. Many more
items, TOO numerous to mention.
GREAT # ! RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
BICYCLE. mems 26-inch Roadmaster;
new condition; $25. Glebe 45S2.
BRICK-We nave brick. PENNSYL-
VANIA BUILDING SUPPLY CO., AD
BUILDING ITEMs-open every sat.
1920 Wilson blvd. near Key Bridge
BUILDING MATERIALS
Buy now! We can still flll your orders
in used framing lumber. flooring.
doors. windows, plumbing. steel
beams. angle iron. rods. pipe, ,radi-
ators and boilers; also. new plumb
and @ tan tanks; basins. sins doors. plyWood:
trim and metal lathe. See us f1rst
for complete building. ACE WRECK
ING g. BUILDING MATERIAL CO,
4002 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-o5OO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DESKS - Govt. surplus. executive,
typists. wood and. steel: from $19 80
UP, II. BAUM g. SON. GIG E St.
DIAMONDS-Lady's SOL. 70 CT, S100;
Ct, 5000; iadys finest color plat.
setting, IN Ct, S40O; lady's nice / Y
Ct, $500; lady's 3A Ct. $3.50. All
accepted. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
1923 II st. NV. NE. 344o. -12
pcs, jr., with pads, few mo. old;
leaving town, $3.50. other house
hold items Rockville 3051. la
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TNDER BLOCK, brick Job wanted;
have materials. 10. S-2777. -13
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-Wh for work in
high grade furn. store; good pay,
perm. position. Reply Box 460-R,
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FORMICA
F'URS

We viii auow up to $50 for yog
LsSsoTZsaNHE ISIa8 SscST. SI
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We have a large stock Of fne franz
ing lumber well seasoned and free
of nails Compare and save. ACE
WRECKING a. BLDG. MATERIAL
CO., 4002 MINI. ave. ne, LU
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IhsrRuc. COURSES tcont.l

MODEM TRAINING IN beauty eul:
ture, all subjects taught Approved
by Government for GI training. day
and evening classes. WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 @ at nv
LiSTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED
Selling your home is one of the most
Important undertakings of a life
time; entrust the sale of your home
to a large, experienced and highly
reputable firm fully equipped to
render the best possible complete
service; we have many, many quail
fled buyers ready to buy homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. Please
call us for a discussion Of your real
estate problem. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, -DI. 1411. -12
and expression: beginners in piano.
ST. lesson. Call CHI. 667l, after
12:30 pm. III
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TIRE BARGAINS

Recap now with COLD RUBBER.
guaranteed IL mos; or 10000 mi.
SSSxiS SSSxIS $s33S $s3S ssSx1S. s.sSxlS. $780,
S.I0x15, S7.75; 7.60x15. $7.95.
WHEEL BALANCED FREE
BURR HEIsHMAN'S, 1908 Lee hwy.
Arl., Va. CH. 0024. Seven Corners.
Falls CHI. FA. 2177. 10th and N.
Irving Arl. OW. 7442.
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DINING ROOM

DlNlNG HOOM
DON'T s BUY vv BEE9EE E14sE AXTEr Y3T VIsJT YdT
SAVINGS OF 2O9s TO 70% on NEW
SAMPLE CLosEoUTs; LOOK At
THESE BARGAINS. Fine. mahog.,
breakfront ching WITH. with desk; 6,rcsn cIso
S875, now S415: modern, blond,
mahog. table. 4 chairs and china
cabinet, was S279.50. now $164 90;
sSlid-mapls disst5e sss te table aoS ssS snS 5o
genuine mahog. drop:leaf table,
S34.50; large selection Of solid
mahogany pieces. at very log prices.
Many more items. too. numerous to
mention. Open Saturday.:
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
DIN. RIM. AND BEDRM SETS (bed
and chifferobe), walnut, good cond.;
very reas TU. 1902.
ss69, asking $125. Or. o57$. -
UNITED TYPEWEirER Co. SIS
Il I4th fdrStc 81 nm nn;GG1ops-.u ,,z.s. fac.
close-out prices. HU. $500.
MAGAZINE (McGraw-
HilD for years 1943-1950. $40 for
lot. Must dispose Of at once. OR.
S105 -13
ENGINE, gasoline, small. for gene
rator, SIS. Glebe 1882.
FANS-Make your OWE, We nave the
blades for 1,:25 motors. GRIGSBY
1904 X NV
FANS, A.C. and DC, new and re-
conditioned. MAYFLOWER ELEC. &
LOCK CO, 1903 L st. NV, D1. 1929.
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AnSonia Furniture Store
Shop Until 9 pm.
NEW OWNER
J. J. STRIKOL
FURNITURE SALE

FURNITURE-Bedrm suite, maple,
complete twin beds, chest. dresser,
night table; excel. cond.. S125; din.
rm. suite. walnut. table and chairs.
china closet. buffet. server. S125;
love seat and chair, mahog., SIS;
portiereS TIL. O2l2 --13
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TYPIsr. GENERAL GENERAL Office aAHEstNef Work;
GOOD STARTING SALARY, 5-DAY
WEEK, PLEASANT WORKING CON-
DITIONS.
APPLY IN PERSON
ROSS JEWELRY CO.
702 9TH ST. NV. MR.. POWERS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21

County, made in the Special Proceed
ing entitled Carrie Cotton VS.. James
Cotton. the undersigned commission
ers will, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
oY July, 1850, at 1900 o'clock NJ, on
the premises hereinafter described in
the southeastern suburbs Of Carrboro,
N. C., cfFer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash those
certain lots or parcels Of land lying
and being in Chapel Hill Township,
Orange County, North Carolina, de-
scribed as follows:
Lot No. /: Known and designated on
plat Of Knobs Development as Lot
No. 4, Beginning at an iron stake in
the west boundary Of Crest Drive "a
40 foot street, which stake is 318
feet from the northern boundary Of
Knolls Development (also Hackney's
southern line) and 1902 feet from
the property line between knolls De-
velopment and Mrs. Eugene Andrews
four acre lot, running thence South
86 deg. 35 min. West 90.8 feet to a
stake, the southeast corner of Lot
No. s; thence North 2 deg. 5 min.
East 132.3 feet to stake in the south
ern boundary Of Knolls Circle Ia 40
foot street,, northeast corner Of Lot
No. 6; thence along the southern
boundary of Knolls Circle South Sc
deg. Sc min. East II feet to stake;
continuing with Knolls Circle South
85 deg. 25 min. East 642 feet to a
stake in the southern boundary Of
Knolls Circle; thence along circular
arc of rs foot radius, whose chord
runs South 38 deg. 25 min. East 31.7
feet to an iron in the west boundary
of Crest Drive; thence along said
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21

boundary Of Crest Drive South 9 deg.
35 min. West 96.s feet to the begin
ming.
Lot No. 2: Lying and being on the
west side Of Crest Drive, known and
designated as Lots Nos. 120 and 121
in Cole Heights Extension, Beginning
at stake in the west property line
of Crest Drive, the southeast corner
Of Lot No. 4 of Knolls Development,
running thence with the property line
Of said Drive South deg. IS min.
West so feet to a stake, northeast
corner of Lot No. 119; thence with
that Lot North "a deg. 35 min. West
$50 feet to a stake in the line of Lot
No. ia; thence with that Lot North
IS deg. IS min. East rs feet to q
stake in the line Of Lot No. Of
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21
Capt Hayman's Last Excursion into MatrimOny

counties with a ships compass.
AT ID / was captain of a
vessel, the America, running be-
tween Roanoke Marshes and
Elizabeth City. When ! was II
! went to sea in the grain ships.
I've never been shipwrecked,
but I've been "a hours tied up
in the rigging without drink
of water.
In 1906 ! ran for sheriff and
got into politics, and there is
where | learned to lie and steal.
| was sheriff till 1910, and after
| retired / quit lying and steal
ing
THE captain was married
twice, he said. and was all set
to marry again not many years
ago.
I'VE were driving to Eliza
beth City to get hitched,' he
said, and | had the license. But
| found had made a mistake
and gotten a hunting license.
The girl was so mad she wouldn't
marry me-she married some
body else That's my last excur-
sion into matrimony.'"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21

Captain jefferson d. Hayman
Of Wanchese, S7-year-old former
sheriff Of Dare county, rode an
OK cart in the parade held this
month at Manteo in celebration
Of the county's S0th anniversary.
Writing about him in the Nor
folk Virginian-Pilot, Frank
Blaclford says:
''He announced. I can lick
anybody in the world my age
and weight
Captain Hayman, who is 5
feet a inches tall and weighs 116
pounds, gave a few pointers on
attaining ripe old age. I've
smoked a pipe ever since was
ten years old, and | smoke her
yet he said. i amt sick, and if
I've got heart don't know it.
! eat anything | can get at any
hour of the day or night. had
my first drink at the age of To-
"A bystander commented:
And he's yet to refuse one.
"Hayman continued: I tell
all the ladies | like the women
folks according to weight-the
more they weigh the better |
like 'em. ! live alone because
I'm so dern mean | can't live
with anybody
"The captain, who was wear
ing blue, double-breasted coat
with brass buttons and white
cap, said his ancestors settled in
this country in 1918 after his
grandfather and great-grand-
father were washed ashore at
Kitty Hawk following a ship
wreck.
My grandmother on my
fathers side lived 1T years he
said. Myself, ! ran away from
home when ! was ten to go
aboard a boat. Got $5 a month.
! was boy seven years old with
my father when he ran the line
between Dare and Currituck
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21
Kellam Going TO Georgia

Porter Kellam will go to
Athens, Ga, in September to
begin his new duties as director
Of the University of Georgia's
library. He will also be dean of
the library school and profess
sor Of library science. Mrs. Kel-
lam will remain here to teach
another year in the Chapel Hill
elementary school. Their daugh-
ter Mary will continue her
studies at Randolph Macon
Woman's College. Their son Bill
is on the city desk Of the Char
lotte News.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and BY virtue Of an order
Of the Superior Court Of Orange
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21

Knolls Development; thence North 86
deg. IS min. East 152 feet to the be-
ginning.
A good faith cash deposit will be
required Of the purchaser and an
nounced at the sale.
The sale viii remain open as pro-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-21

vided by law for increased bids.
This being a resale the bid win
start at $3357.50.
This July r. 1850.
Henry A. Whitfield,
r. 0. Everett,
Commissioners.
Laurel outlook., 1950-03-29
Animal Control Programs
Kindred by Suspicion

American military government
authorities, battling diseases that
threaten the livestock production of
war-torn countries, have found that
human suspicion is often harder to
conquer than the deadliest animal
infections.
Unfounded fear and distrust
among residents Of occupied Euro
pean nations are complicating live
stock disease control efforts. 1t.
Col. Frank A. Todd of the US. Ar
my veterinary corps said.
The Army officer told of a typical
incident in the US. zone of Bavaria.
A severe outbreak Of Newcastle
disease in chickens was being
fought with protective measures
that included vaccination. Investi-
cations of outbreaks in supposedly
vaccinated flocks disclosed that
owners of those flocks had failed to
submit them for the protective
treatment.
These owners, failing to under
stand the seriousness of the dis
ease, had the false suspicion that
the American military government
and German authorities were using
the control program to get a census
of the number of chickens on the
farms. Col. Todd explained.
There have been similar expert
ences in connection with other ami
NAL disease control programs, he
said, but in spite of such opposition
army veterinarians have made a
great deal of progress in rebuilding
foreign livestock industries.