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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15
Horse and Buggy Days
BY OLDTIMER

And back in 1911 the Armed
Forces were advertising FOR recruits,
just as they are today. Here is one
of the ads:
Wanted: For United States Ma
rine Corps, able-bodied men of good
character, between the ages of 10
and 35 years, duties at sea, on land,
and in our foreign possessions; a
chance to see the world; clothing,
provisions and medical attendance
free. For information apply Ser
geant H. K. Devond, Hotel Clarion,
Hagerstown.
]. M. Adams has the strongest,
cheapest and most ornamental lawn
fence of the market" Hagerstown
R. D. 7. Palmer Tenant and Arm
strong & Co. had money to lend,
Mr.. Tenant also advising he could
obtain patents for any one. Attor-
ney Daniel w Doub offered for
sale the property on the south side
of West Franklin Street, and i'm
proved by a double ,three-story
dwelling, blacksmith shop and
stable, owned by William L. Wis
herd.
Carl Jones, blacksmith, 81, was
found dead on the road leading
from Beaver Creek to SmoketoWn,
near the home of E. D. Stottlemyer,
by Charles Hartle.
The Western Maryland Company
corps of surveyors were at work on
Foundry Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
R. Ridenour entertained friends at
dinner in honor of their ninth an
niversary of being in charge of the
Hotel Balwin. The Stork visited the
homes of Charles Ross and A. W.
Winters, Smithsburg, and left baby
girls
The livery outfit of w. G. Clag-
gett, Rochester Place, was sold at
public sale. Carriages brought
from $3.50 to SIT. Joseph E. Rohrer,
| it was announced, would conduct a
feed and boarding stable at the
stand. Mr.. Claggett expected to go
South.
This was an item, headed
] "Oregonians"; 'The red checked
! fellows in Ernest w. Miller's window
are not for sale, but are exhibited
to prove that it pays to spray your
orchards"
S. c. Swartz, manager of the Dia-
mond Bindery, resigned to take q
position as travelling salesman fol-
Rade & Co., Lithographers and book
binders, Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
William Fitzpatrick, NJ & w. en-
gineman, killed a 3G-pound carp
with coal wrech in the Shenan.
doah River at Front Royal.
The Western Maryland checks
arrived. About $4,000 was dis
tributed among the employees ir
| this city and Williamspert.
Carlton Leatherman purchased
the DR.. Hoke property in Myers
vile and was preparing to open ;
store in it.
A travelling man was here inSur'
ing automobiles against being struck
by lightning, but the article said hi
didn't get any.
The White House buildings ant
| rrr,o,,,,dr onrrn,, or-o,, 1R nnrnc
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15

Guard is the backbone of the coun-
try's defense, the speaker suggested
that as different divisions of the Ma
tional Guard are called to active
service, each of those divisions should
be replaced by a reserve division. AS
an illustration, he pointed out that
when the 29th division is called out
there would be Immediately estab-
lished goth reserve division.
Summing up, General Marley
stated that under his plan for pre-
paredness, the Regular Army Re-
cruiting Service would take care of
recruiting personnel for the II Reg
ular Army divisions, the draft would
be used to fill the q National Guard
Reserve Divisions. Those drafted for
the Guard Reserve would remain at
home, drilling three nights a week
and two week-ends a month, with a
full month of field training at camp
each summer.
Under this plan, he said, the nation
would gain security, and men need
ed in civilian and defense industry
would be able to retain their jobs.
In closing, the speaker urged the
businessmen of this community to
really back-up these boys who are
joining the National Guard here. He
said complaints had reached him
that these youngsters were being
Stunned by employers because of
the possibility of their being called
to active duty. These boys, he said,
were making real sacrifice by Civ
ing part of their time every week to
National Guard training, and they
certainly should not be barred from
employment because of it, but rath-
er, should be encouraged.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15

Here's what was going on in Ha-
gerstown in the year 1911:
A pound party was held at the
home of H. F. Feigley, Jr., S25
Washington Avenue. The room was
decorated in green, appropriate to
st. Patrick's Day, topped by Ma
tional colors. The table was nicely
decorated with shamrocks, and the
Irish greeting, Erin Go Bragh,"
covered the top of the table. Games
were played and refreshments serv-
ed, after which music and singing
were enjoyed. Those present were:
Mary Ecton, Mable Wilson, Gay
Hemphill, Mildred Marmaduke, Iva
Hull, Sarah Donaldson, Mildred
Donaldson, Omer May, Howard Rose,
Howard House, Charles Munshower,
Stanley Fleece, Russell Sweigert,
Allison Bowers, Samuel Randall,
George lyman, Lewis Mullenix, Roy
Feigley, David Sewers, Harry
Feigley, Jr., Judy Maugans, Mr..
Parr, of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Feigley.
DR.. E. E. Campbell, of Irving Col
lege, attended the Dedicatory ex-
cerises at Trinity Lutheran Church
=. The families of Seiss Brothers
were moving to the house vacated
by E. C. Moser, East Franklin Street
Miss Jessie Magaha, West Wash
ington Street, was visiting friends
in Cumberland. Mrs. Mollie Por-
ter and Miss Elizabeth Feigley, Ha-
gerstown, visited friends in Balti-
more; they missed the train on the
return trip and spent the night in
Baltimore.
Miss Jennie Stouffer, East Frank
lin Street, returned from visit to
Smithsburg. . Miss Virginia Cline,
Jefferson, Frederick County, visit
ed friends and relatives in this city,
Chewsville and Smithsburg. Nat
Garden, Washington, came here to
attend the Dedication of Trinity
Lutheran Church. G. Thomas
Widows moved from Maugansville
to 80 Randolph Avenue.
Strole's Grocery announced the
arrival of a fresh barrel of nice, fat
mackerel, weighing about IL lbs.
each. H. E. Snavely, grocer, and
Dufield & Reed, dry goods, were
advertisers, Leila B. Smith an
nounced her Spring Millinery open
ing. Charles A. Ritchey advertised
Spoke Works wood at SIPS a load.
Another advertisement read, ION
my way to Kremer's Meat Market,
212 South Potomac Street, for choice
cuts, beef steaks, 121ac to 15c; boil
ing beef, 10c to 1215c; veal, 15c to
zoe; pork, 15c to 18c. Homemade
sauerkraut, &c quart" (Those were
the happy days.)
Strite's, 100 North Potomac Street,
announced a Spring Millinery open
ing. Miss A. L. Burhans issued in
vitations to her Spring Millinery
opening, End floor, Kohler building.
The Academy Theatre advertised
10 cent vaudeville, of four alI-star
acts, also new, life motion pictures.
J. Irwin Bitner Co. advertised real
estate, insurance, ETC., 2 Court Place.
S. Keller Lowman, funeral director
and embalmer, advertised Montrose
caskets in metal.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15

For fIuffier meat balls, soften
bread crumbs in hot milk instead
of in cold milk, This softens and
tufts the bread quickly and makes
meat balls lighter and more tender.
When you add the bread to the
meat, mix lightly with a fork.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15

You'll wear this clever lille suit everywhere . and
you'll love il for ifs chic lines. its nowess LAMPL toor-
ing its perfect t Just of our collection of famous
suits OF Weoihertex j. LAMPS royon-ond -oeetote
wonder fabric hof wrnkeresistunt and always fresh
looking News-mokng coIors .4....s sizes 10 to 90
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15
General Marley Talks To Kiwanis Club
On "A Civilian Soldiers Plan For Defense"

Suggests That SYearOds Be Given -Four Months Basic Train
ing During And Then Be Enrolled In National Guard.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-02-15

The White House buildings and
grounds cover over Is acres.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
VACATION PLACES

CAVE SPRING RESORT in heart Of
Shenandoah Valley mile of U. s.
! at Edinburg. Va. on the banks
of the North Fork of the Shenan-
doah, River and at the foot of the
modern motel accommodations. mod
ern dining room and swimming pool
plus "a mi. of river front; very de-
sirable for fishing, hiking, picnicing.
wading; combine creates little
paradise approx. 100 mi. from the
near heart q 9brVnab WsfingtSn ftSn, p C. Open
able rates. For further information
in and around Washington call CHI.
0030 or write to CAVE SPRING RE-
IN FOOTHILLS Shenandoah Valley,
aerMt aerm; log . cabin; firepi; acre, acres
essS esse rosd OssE 81 spFlmf mi fTe@ sisS s. 6ss
FOR RENT-stone cottage near
Luray, Va. Full bath. hot and
cold running water, elec.. refgr :;
fully equipped for housekeeping;
swimming, eolfing, hiking. relaxing.
co. 1884 evenings.
PICTURESQUE 5-room new furnished
: cottage near Skyline Drive. Fire
place. verandas. large grounds. pool,
etc, by season. J. A. WILLIAMS.
s'MILLANDA" - Reconditioned CO.
lonial home. Large grounds. beau
tiful views, good food. Guests vel.
coined. Special rates to parties Of
four or more MRS. EDITH p.
MILLER, Hostess. Luray, We.
OR RESTING? Coun-
try home, modern conveniences. good
food, by day or week, In beautiful
shenandoah Valley, L " hours. drive
from Washington. D. C., lh miles
east OF Middletown, Va. (Rt. III.
Inspected by Health Dept Call
1S4-J-3, or write MRS. PAUL AL
LEY, Middletown, Va.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

JUNKING 25 CARS. everything mus
go. Call AP. 1881. IL am. to IL
pm. Also some good used trucks
TIRES. 2 brand-new Kelly; 600x16i
S4s. Never used; 10, 5-427o.
FOR sALE--Steel and aluminium,
ssEassf eal Sb apa ss4s Ril buildings all ss ts4ss
GARAGE JACK, Walker hydraulic, g.
ton. works perfect; $50. s1s Ken
odd TIRE ts 6oox1s and and tub tube st.s gone
FAcToRY zsSf SsIf'es REsGiLr s1H ON MdToRsRe-
aay medel ns is avaae BGar Ford aRs' cRes,
Tolet, Dodge Plymouth, Buick
Shr5ysller De Soto; oids Pontiac .,Iac
ferms * low hs@eHn as sf moShS sna ys n.
stallation can be ARRANGED. MONT
GoMERY WARD. Alex. Va. AL
BEAN front-end aligner and bending
epsni sGsls BE Bean eonf Wheel c6mnless 6aapser Bal
engine hoist; | service desk; lge,
outside neon clock; all equipt like
new. Cali MIR. COMBS. CH. 1000.
Ext. 693 or Ext. 40. -27
FAST BATTERY CHARGER, in new
condition; price, SS5.
Air compressor. medium size, '4-h.p.
motor, $40.
Chain fall. n ton. SIS, 500 North
Thomas ST.. Arl., Va.
AUTO PARTS, used; late model cars
for salvage. so Plymouth. AT
Buick. Nashes. etc.
GRILLES. new; chrome for all late
cars; muff1ers. all types; rebuilt
shocks. water pumps, generators.
carburetors. ETC.. 400 discount.
HERSON AUTO PARTS, ~ Florida
ave. ne, 1905 New York ave. ne.
MI. 7l00,
Evening star., 1951-05-27
The Following
Classified Ads
Will Be Found
On Poee Ali
Autos and Trucks
Wanted
Trucks for Sole
Garages
MOTORCYCLES
Garages
WHIZZER MOTOR b

wHIzZER MOTOR BIKE. 1913
MOTORCYCLE, Harley 1875 40; un.
der 1000 mi; windshield ane
saddlebags; $3.50. LU; 1904. .
MATCHLEss aAIT6dnL ,st ,Is46 So 500 , &C; single
II. D. Il; rebuilt motor: s106 oil
best cash offer. DU. 7722. -27
1916 MATCHLESS, $50 &C engine
excellent condition. tires new, full,
will throw in nice sidecar; $3.50
1918 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~; il
peri. cond;; sTss; $3.50; cash or terms
MOTOR BIKE. whizzer, schwinn
heavy duty, balloon tires. sprins
fork; $50 or best offer. Call 81
EXCELSIOR l94s, in good condition
SS5 cash. Call AK. 1864.
1946 "61"; new rubber. new paint
lots of chrome; $3.50 cash or best
cash offer. Can be seen all day Sun
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, 1947
best offer Grssnbelt 1858.
SALISBURY sCOoTER. very gooc
shape; must sell; 500. Rockville
2919.
HARLEY "A Gu. in. 1887 and 1941
with side car; both for the price
of one. $500, GOOD condition, many
H. d. 1850 r L, white de luxe
Priced for quick sale at S775. Cal
OK. O374. 45Q5 Lee hwy. 81
HARLEY AT 500, white, completed.
equipped, excel cond.; in service
S5hn or hest offer HO 1000 .
Evening star., 1951-05-27
TRAlLERS

wheel; new cond.; 4x6,
with hitch: $50. CY; 9156.
23' TRAILER, complete bathroom n
good !, LOCATION. s1'545. Call Fair
LoVEL4 ~ Ia-'t1NE i4owNER ALUMINIUM house
ViNcENT,s TRAILER PARK, 322oo
oSFiWHEEL Nfnl!HfEia a!sj TRAILER; OF. ssss.
TRAILER, 49, United. aluminium
brakes, refgr. bunk beds: awning
NATIONAL, TRAILER COURT. Bal
to- blvd, College Park, Lot No. 5S'
FOR SALE-Remodeled 5-rm: trailer;
living rm. comb, flush toilet, FIRE
place. Servel refgr. Sun, III dark.
1877 TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE
PALACE 1850. :so-ft.; 3 rms. with
$1,000 down. Call WA. oo44.
M1Dco 1s4s; sleeps a; sacrifice
$3.50; fully equipped and furn. 70oC
Central ave. Sc, HI. $3.50 %
UNIVERSAL sSInass s4s retSr SSft orfina fnll'
as RICHARDSON. 27-ft; tandem
refgr., water heater, toilet ane
shower; excel. cond. Sun. after
1890 pm. Albright, Lot 81, AN
GENT OAK TRt Ct. on on sera Lee hwy.
UTTITrY aRHdE TRATIER T1 lie oi 4xs, u tom, 500
sWpaAkiraANnrrE, WAi aea5r 1s mos. old. 2e-ft.
| beaut. cond.. aluminium. See Sun
days or weekdays at N1GHT1NGALf
TRAILER COURT. Lot l5f 3 mi
Oplv 90 305
TRAvELHoME. 1e47. Gift: refgr.
SI,IO0 or trade 1949 car. G. DET
TENMAYER, Spring Bank Trlr., PIX.
1744 Richmond hwy. Alex; lot No
23-FT. TRAILRR-3 rms, complete
ly furn., with enclosed porch, 10x20
divided into 2 rms; best condition
Located on nice lot. in trailer vi
lage; quick poss.: price. $500
R. L. KANE, INC, 105 8. Wash. ct
Alex. AL. 30l3. ask for Mr.. Meints
or call AL. . 6si l. nood ,ond;tior Mg
TsA1IEFi sso 81. l%sSase' 7oss. good '0n0@s3'h m5
sk% asS hEUMrNHm al M 9aae g. disrs
water; leaving Annapo.is June Sth
Contact BILL KENZIE. Shady Oak
Inn. Annapolis. Md. -27
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4x7 it., meta
body with new 6.00xl6 tires
Sl35. 4O7 37th pl. Sc, Apt. l02
sCHULT HOUSE TRAILER, '4s, 3;
| it., 2 bedrms., 6-cu.-ft. refgr., apt
| size stove. water heater. 5 clothe
closets, ample drawer and storag
space; excellent cond. OW. 940O
Ext. 331. -2S
TRAILER, 1947. sleeps 4, bottle gas
/ 5000, accept terms. Call oV. 1888
TRAILER. 80, soft. American, al
conv. Of home; may be- financed
price, S3,525. Lot SO, Tempt
Trailer Village, Alex, Va. kl
aEETER TRAILER SALES Berwyn
now has q Ice display Of poth nev
and used trailers: very good assort
ment: clean useo tra1lers rangtnl
IN size from l8 to 80 II price,
| from $500 TO 50 $50 terms to
yrs phnne TO FLY
CAR EQUIPPED to pull trailer. Re
fer to Autos for Sale column az
| reading Studebaker Commande
194S DE. $500 or ewes. OR. $500
1871 TRAvEro TRAILER. room at
! torhed; Frigidaire. bottled gas. We
netian blinds, good condition.; read.
for occupancy. best offer. oV. S4g4
Evening star., 1951-05-27
BOATS

FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay,
Teser. CAPT. KING. WA. 41e2.
6s-FT. YACHT. Diesel powered gas
sag sleeps g one s.rRan an tar SaOa ausG sGnG s.t
sfaEL SEE IE' CRAFT. RAFT good condition;
BssSs ss~ es5s sssis. s5g5
1916 81 9sEE2i 9ssTE2EiLcRAFr. ae-ft.. 115 h.p
Chrysler marine motor, used ap-
p5ox $50 ES hrs; good ID cond, n eIIMee Prlee,
owner OWN sGii aAs sT BotGar Il; FARM. Only
reason for selling his steelcraft, in
excellent condition. Has 115-h,.p.
Chrysler marine engine, 2 hunks.
clothes closet. cupboard, refrigerator.
toilet, special canopy top with slid
ing windows, anchor and lines. life
preservers, fire extinguisher, electric
bilge. pump painted and checked
inside and out, everything READY
swfiao4 T. s? Only yANAcosra "a a5s iasa MARNf Ne
owner aboard Sunday sH. $500
4safooT snf5sotFef CABIN CRUISER. 800
oer, Msns can sHs' live abosrd, G0O d. 4i4S
eH.P. oUTBoARD MOTOR. in sx-
cellent condition. Call MI. 1865.
HOUSE YACHT-win comfortably ac-
fences Incl. auto. hot-water. oil heat,
with shower. dinette, Soft. deck
house. VIII sell to best offer by 10Th
maRnNf Il SHns' r6ILE2. 6Ii s2sS and prop, Is p.
by II r. both in good ,cond., reas,
6-H.P. OUTBOARD MOTOR, $50;
s " Wv 3s pistol pSf9srp $40 LU dret3s 4,43se;;
make me an offer. MR.. MCKINNEY
CHEsAPEAKE eo-FooTER. new Rat
sey sails. stainless steel rigging.
Monel-fastened. teak trim stainless
sasAsa stfe1 centerS0ard' 1000 10
CRUisING HoUsEBoAT, 70 it., built
for owner, designed for year round
living, roomy, comfortable living
quarters; new power plant Son Must 81
Washinston va ii seSrie dock essa ov. 422s. A
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR. 10
h.p.. excellent condition. reasonable
12-FT. PLYWOOD RUNABOUT. very
fast: reas. UN. 3719.
a6-FT. HAUBER-DESIGNED knock
down cruiser frame, has been assem-
bled, S100. Phone .wkdays.. OW. 1882
FOR SALE-New and used IL and
6-horsepower motor. w. H. (Bill)
JENKINS. 800 Maine ave. s.w. Open
all day Sat. and Sun. -29
CHESAPEAKE BAY DEADRISE, 43 It
IL in. long, 8l2-ft. beam; factory
marineized 6-cyl. Ford eng, used 2
seasons, just well broken in; small
cabin forTsFd' cs rR RS-ft taag nj Ga1
Sunday. weekdays after 7:3O pm
FOR CHARTER-42-ft cruiser avail
lie for private charter by hour OF
day. For reservations. Ii. 4-16O4.
FISHING BOAT. Old Town, 14.3x53 3
white cedar, lat. streak. oak tran
som and stem. oars; 500 cash
lift. RUNABoUT. / yr. old; on,
9.s-h.p. johnson motor, excel con.
dition, and one new 1O-h p. johnson
motor OF. SS6s.
LIGHTNING CLASS SAILBoAT, nylor
sails. mahogany seats and trim
ready for season; $3.50. SH. 1853
CAR-TOP BOAT. SKA IT.; the car.
oDeFe top SsFeer nea ssnyaS eandn i9s5 ana
AID. S172.
FORD 1899 VS. motor, very gooc
condition. Take the whole station
wagon and make trailer out O.
what is left. The whole works. S45
After 10 am, WI. 931S.
89-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 95-h.p
marine motor, fully equipped t.
live aboard. shower, ETC.; Coas
Guard No. 13 P-S3S. See OWNER
aboard, Sun / to 5, at Gregory Boa
Yard. $50 Maine ave. s.w.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
AVIATION

PIT 10, half-interest, new wings
fabric; re-licensed in Sept. Must sell
Call LOUISE MILLICAN, XII. s.
3409 or weekdays. RE. $500, Ext
1911 PIPER CRUISER; $500; cal
FA. 29S9
sTiNSON $50 (4pD. late 1a46. TT.
592, licensed March 1851, very
clean: always haneared; Sl,750; WI
roR Or RENT 5-place stinson 1919
available for week end cross coun
try; rate $50 per hr.; call VI. 2092
LARGE PROFITABLE AIRPORT fol
rent on commission basis: excellent
50 FT.x1OO Ft.-Facing air StriI
on Kentmoor Air Park; sale or trade
OWNER; GE 1858.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
NEW
Auto Burglar Alarm

Blares a warning when your car o
truck is tampered with and con
tinues the alarm until they leave
Automatic. adjustable. easy to in
stall. 10-year guarantee. Complet
kit with instIs ctions., $3.50.
Buy them at following service stations
Cores ESQ Sta. sol S. Wash, Alex.
Va; Payne &; Rice ESQ Sta. Wilson
blvd. and Fort Myer dr., Arl.. Va.
Arlandria ESQ Se.., 4l09 Mt. Yer
non ave-, Alex. Va; Arlex ESQ Serv.
1916 Seminary rd.. Arl., Va; Film
chum g. Sons. Sunoco Serv.. 800!
Queens Chapel rd., Hyattsville, Md.
Meyers Sunoco Ser. 1925 Piney br
rd.s Silver Spring, Md; G. W. 1mirle
714O Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd; Clyd'
Emmart Sunoco Ser, 1161 Bladens
burg rd. ne; Dale Meyers Sunoct
Ser, 2l25 I4th st. NV.
DEALERS WANTED
H. w. SADLER, rear ia w st. NV.
Washington /, D. c.
Evening star., 1951-05-27
RSA-SIINREAM

Golden Flash, $50 c., outstandins
performance; Sunbeam shaft drive
superbly smooth performance; Ban
tam BSA 125 &C., proved finest in
its field. See all three and others
on display. Buy now. Motorcycle
tires. batteries, saddle bags, goggles,
pairs; all makes; trades. terms
BLALOCK CYCLE CO., S117 Ga
ave. Silver Spring, SH. 6050, across
from B. & Q. station. Open Monday
and Friday evenings. --27
Evening star., 1951-05-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

DON'T LOSE YOUR HOME becaus.
present monthly payments are toe
high. Call Mr.. Trlpp. Dd. 5746.
may be able to help you. Eyes
and Sun. HU. SS43. --2S.
AVAILABLE to. pvt. investors only
so 1st trust for 100000. BROWN
& KEssLER. INC. ST. 1888 OF
CASH O FOR Is, AND emo rRUs.
NOTES incl ist trust, on acreage;
quick settlement white or coloreo
notes In D. c.. Nd and Va FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg,
14tn and 6 SITS NV Ol $3.50
Brokers. attention
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1881 9 st. nv ME 2496
MONEY ON SECOND FRUS1--Wt
viii buy second trust notes. D. c.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
NEWT CORE 1912 n y ave n "
TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd: Nd, Va,
D. CT. weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY co. eo5 N. Y. ave. NV
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estatei
low rates. 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. } WALSHE
INC. Ills Eye st. NV, Ma. 646S
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
OlL tn Ae1 nTcT0rTNJT
Evening star., 1951-05-27
MONEY WANTED

$4,000 1st TRUST on improved in
vestment property, 18th st. NV:
cash down. NE. 6619 until 5 pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS co.
ARMY OFFICER desires personal
loan. $4,000. Immediately; secure
with life insurance through estate
manager: retire at 500 per month;
will pay SO. Box No. 145-D, Star. ="
Evening star., 1951-05-27

!95-h.p.. brand-new; slightly damages
in shipping; list S977 so, now S695
ST 032G. --------
1851 BOATS ON DISPLAY !.
33' Correct Craft express cruiser. ~
m.ph.; twin .Packards; Morse con
trolls. Double-planked mahosant'
ments. Dinette, sleeps 4; fish wells
26' Steelcraft de luxe sedan.
IA. l6. II, 49, Crorrect Craft run
s. @Hiosr' fiber glass dinghy.
Packard engines. Martin outboart
We O offer the following USED BOATS
Inspection by appointment.
1947 Hampton. suits sails cog,
1s4S s4S is' Il S''S Correct Craft run ~,
1916 49, ventnor runabout o.,
150-h.p. Gray I.o5,
1899 80 Chris Craft. sleeps 8 2.75t
chrysiers, sleeps 4, dinette = 4,5oC
iSFR twin PacEards - A $50,
iSee sleeps 81 4 -' '' 6.75'
1949 go Chris Craft express
cruiser. twin 130-h.p.. 80
m,p,h,. phone 800
1910 80 Ketch, Chrysler aux,
sleeps 4. airfoam mattresses 4.00'
1850 So Steelcraft, twin Pack
1s4a sS 3s' Wheeler. 145-h.p.;
perfect looks like new boat 9.25'
1899 3t' Mason sedan. 145-
h.p.. gray. 1947; finished like
I193S 36' Fishing boat: 1947
Chrysler 2.25I
Grays; l94s e.25,
chryslers $50,
1916 So Mason Fisherman.
1929 3s' Eico, Q cabins. 2 w
1916 10, Matthews Plan b. 11..5o'
1881 46' D. c. Matthews Buda
1923 81 yacht T. s.; beautiful ''oO Nv
1897 S5' Peterson yacht. i0'0o
Diesels. new 1947 $500
1 STICKELL-WHEELER YACHT co.
LA. 7150, Baltimore. Nd.
Sunday, Call Tux. 1888.
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FIRST TRUST on D. C. property in
amount Of So. 200, 6ec. payable $50
mo-; sacrifice for So 500. Call
JOHN at AID 30S2. -27
PRIVATE PARTY will sell $4,000
2nd-trust note at reasonable dis
count; note payable S54 mo-. at
S?7 Sz755nn'' 5n'' Can MH' bANAEN Eas sA'
1st, end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
for sale: for further information
call Mr.. CLARK, Sun. NO. 5S6S.
weekdays RE. 0657.
e254O SEASONED end TRUST
note, payable S25 per no., So in
terest First S1,700 cash takes it.
TU. 1892 Sunday Ia l0l1. 30
SEASONED End TRUST NOTE, bal
ance S4,027 80; payable S35 mo.
Want $3.50. SH. 5706. 20
Evening star., 1951-05-27

VAN TRUCK, any size job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance,
ia. 2937: after z pm. GE. 1916
28s
Trash and Ashes Removed
Md. d. C. Call HUI. Q62S. 2S'
Evening star., 1951-05-27

LIVE LIKE AN ADMIRAL
On a cruising houseboat, built for
retired Adimarl comfortable; conv.
economical. safe. Call Mr.. Hughes.
Evening star., 1951-05-27

4 BOATS-For your pleasure May 30:
'42-33-ft. Rich'sn sed. cruis., $3.50
'47-22-ft. Steelcraft 1850
'51-21-ft. Cruisalong. NEW 1878
'51-13-ft. Lyman outbrd.. new 427
Call or see MR.. ROSE. 500 Me. ave.
s.w. ST. 1886.
CHRIS-CRAFT KIT BOATS
Ne hipment Just arrived: 14-ft.
boats; 3 types from Sill fob, also
SIT and Eft. models.
W. J. LITTLE
$50 Maine Ave. s.W. ST: 0326.
Evening star., 1951-05-27

SAILBOAT
NATIONAL one design, excellent con-
dition; sails included. S375. Phone
ia 2-35l3
Evening star., 1951-05-27
Trailer Values

american Trailer Co, I1lC
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1951-05-27

CHRIS-CRAFT ENGINE
95-hp. brand-new; slightly damaged
in shipping; list 1917 so, now 5000
SEf n.31E