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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-03-06
TALENT NIGHT" SLATED

Lodge Grass. - Paul Rob-
ertson of the junior high school
teaching staff was elected to
serve as master of ceremonies
at the Talent Night program
TO be sponsored by the senior
class Friday, March IA. =
USherS selected are Mary
Stevens, Shirley Green, Diam
Cooper and Laura Ruth Miller.
Eighteen acts have been enter
ed for the affair which will be
In the grade school gym be-
ginning at 8 o'clock.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-03-06
OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my friends
for the flowers, cards and let
tiers sent me during my illness
and stay in the Livingston and
Billings hospitals.
L. J.. Wagenaar.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-03-06

7:30.
Lenten Services, Wednesday,
$780, .#&s e. s, d
Choir practice, Thursday, 7:30.
Confirmation Class, Saturday,
q to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Santo A.
Nicholas, 1906 Carlyon rd., girl,
Marilyn Nicholas, May 10Th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26

tempts, "blooped" a single into
short left field to send Miller plate
ward with the winning run.
Next weeks schedule at Shaw
Field is as follows:
MONDAY. F. Samson & Sons
VS.. East Cleveland Merchants, 7:15.
Favorite Knits vs.. Vargo Weld,
$3.50.
TUESDAY-Teamsters VS.. Phil
lips Ave. Delicatessen, 7:45.
WEDNESDAY,. 2. Samson &
Sons VS.. Vargo Weld, 7:15. ]. Sch
raider Girls VS.. Massillon Chevrolet
Girls, $3.50.
THURSDAY-Phillips Ave. Del
icatessen VS.. Favorite Knits, 7:15.
East Cleveland Merchants VS..
Teamsters, $50.
FRIDAY No games scheduled
Independence Day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
Cub Pack 26
Deeked Out
In Space Suits

Friday, June goth, in the Quarry
of the Euclid Greek Reservation
of the Metropolitan Park System,
Pack 25 held their monthly Pack
Meeting. The theme of the month
was "Stars & Planets, and Den
A was host for the evening. The
various dens had arranged skirts
representing the peoples of the
other planets, and the individual
boys had made space suits in line
with their conception of the out
fits likely to be found on other
worlds. There were some very fine
space suits - many showing real
imagination and daring in execu-
tion. One of the dens had made
a telescope with constellation card
cutouts for the end to simulate
the real telescopes.
The evening was overcast, and
in fact, rained quite a good por-
tion of the time. However, the
meeting was quite a success. High
light of the evening was the pre-
sentation of a plaque for fine rec
ord as Den Parents to Mr.. and
Mrs. Beaumeier, whose son,
Newell, started into Boy Scouts
Friday. Also, the Pack was pre-
sented with a large bulletin board
for keeping a current record of
activities, publicity, and photo
graphs taken in the course of some
of the programs.
Closing finally with a marsh
mallow roast, the meeting was pro-
nounced successful by everyone
attending.
Next month the theme will be
Indians, and Den Ghost for
that month, promises much pleas
ure in another outing planned the
third Friday in July.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
Fred A. Liske

Fred A. Liske, SO, general in
surance agent, died in his home,
14518 Woodwork rd., Wednesday,
June 25th. Services will be held at
the Collinwood Christian Church
754 East 154th ST., at 800, Fri
day the 9th.
Born in Rocky Ridge, Ohio, Mr.
Liske came to Cleveland in 1902
and started work in building con-
struction. He had been in the in
surance business for more than 40
years.
A long time member of the Col
linwood Christian Church, Mr..
Liske was active, serving twice as
chairman of the board.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Bessie (nee McIlrath) Liske;
a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Adams
three sons, Mr.. Ralph Liske of
Oberlin; Mr.. Willis Liske of Will
loughby; Mr.. James Liske of Sac
remento, California; and II grand
children. A fourth son, Frank, is
deceased.
Burial is at East Cleveland
cemetery.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
Deaths
Frank Muscenti

Frank Muscenti, who was born in
Italy and resided in this country
for So years, coming to Cleveland
in 1926, died Sunday, June 22nd, in
Forest Hills Hospital.
Mr.. Muscenti, 72, veteran en-
ployee of Warner & Swasey Co.,
retired in 1916. He was a cabinet
maker and worked part time at the
hospital since then.
He was a member of the Moose
Lodge and the Sons of Italy. 1885
Rosalind ave-, was his residence.
Survivors include his wife Lucia;
eight children, Alphonse, Lydia,
Herman, James, Mrs. Emma Pes
tillo, Victoria, Thomas, William, a
brother Mateo of Pennsylvania, and
twelve grandchildren.
Services were held today, June
26th, at 10 a. m, in st. Philo-
mena's Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
By Bob Keefer

Each of six teams in the East
Cleveland Softball League has now
played five games and a look at
the standings finds the Teamsters
holding a two-game lead with
80 record.
The hustling Teamster club has
stamped itself as the team to beat
on the basis of its powerful bat
ting attack and strong three-man
pitching staff. At this writing,
the Teamsters own an impressive
team batting average of 1873 with
First Baseman Hank Corsi leading
both the team and league at the
plate with nine hits in twelve trips
for vigorous 800 mark.
None of the trio of Teamster
pitchers has yet tasted defeat. Ray
Bouguski, who performs at third
base when not on the mound, has
the best pitching record in the loop
on the basis of two straight vic
tories in which he has pitched 16
innings and has given up only six
hits.
Manager Phil Fusile's steady ag-
gregation made it five straight on
Monday night when they took
So win over the second-place J. F.
Samson & Sons. Lefthander Jack
Meixner gave up only three hits,
all singles which the losers punched
in the fourth frame to account for
their run output. The Teamsters
likewise collected all of their runs
in one big inning, the first, with
Corsi's triple clearing, the bases
and wrapping up the decision.
Samson & Sons and the Favorite
Knits had identical 80 records as
this was written with those two
clubs slated to tangle in last nights
early game Cookie Chojnowski,
husky Samson hurler, was unscored
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26

3-4 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished,
couple with baby, references. UL.
1-4123.
3 ADULTS and boy II, need z bedroom
house or apartment, to $50. Ii.
1889.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
Iedmsters In First
Place AS First Round
Ends At Shaw Field

on after Is innings on the mound as
of Tuesday night. In that span of
toll on the pitching rubber, he had
permitted the opposition only five
hits and had struck out eighteen
batters. The Kalts blew a 60 lead
against the East Cleveland Mer-
chants in Mondays late contest but
Kelly Swearman came in to re-
lieve starter Bill Holland and sill
ence the Merchant bats for the
final three innings. The muscular
pitcher also clouted a home run in
the sixth stanza to help pull the
game out of the fire. Tony Wallen,
Knit center fielder, contributed
pair of doubles to his teammates
SEVENTH attack to drive three runs
across the plate.
Vargo Weld sprang a mild upset
on Tuesday night by edging Phil
lips Ave. Delicatessen, SO, after
trailing by two runs for four in
nings. The Phillips nine, which had
committed only five errors in four
previous games, was guilty of four
miscues against the Vargo entry,
two of which were directly respon-
sible for the Phillips loss. Bob
Jackson, Phillips center fielder,
gave the losers a two-run bulge
when he singled with the bases
loaded in the second inning.
The Vargo team, a newcomer to
local softball, tailed it's first run
in the fifth CRANE and knotted the
count in the sixth on a pair of
singles, one of which was bobbled
in the outfield. Then, with two out
in the bottom of the seventh, Short
stop Jerry Lutz threw wildly after
fielding Gene Miller's grounder,
permitting the Vargo right fielder
to reach second base. John Nary,
who had failed to get the ball out
of the infield in three previous at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
Erection Supervisor

& &OSH8Vk 0WPSEVkSVE
Must have unfinished S or 6 room
house or apartment by July 5th for
fomilY Of six including four children.
Eviction forces us into the street. Please
help my children. Coll between q. m.
and p. m. week Days only.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
Situotion Wanted

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - 75c MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT 60c
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WE'D
NESDAY.
WOMAN, would like general house.
work, no washing or ironing, on
Thursdays. IL l-1857.
LADIES alterations dresses, skirts,
jackets. formals drapes. in my home
496 East 125th st., north of ST. Clair
MU. 1854.
MARY Bingell's curtain laundry, lace,
linen tablecloths and napkins. Ii
1-4025. 842 East 152nd st.
BABY sitting, retired nurse will do
baby sitting in your home day or
night. RE. 1-7138.
CAR hop or bar maid, Saturday nights.
Call after Sis p. m. SH. 1-1064.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-26
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing will be held
Tuesday, July /, 1852, at 7:45 p. m.
in the Commission Chamber of the
East Cleveland City Hall, 14340
Euclid ave-, to consider a recon-
mendation from the Board of Zon-
ing Appeals that property at 14719
Euclid ave. and 1923 Colt ave., be
additionally zoned Us to permit
the sale of beer and wine in the
original container and not for con-
sumption on the premises, under a
State of Ohio CO license.
Sholto M Spears, Secretary,
Board of Zoning Appeals.
Published June 26, 1852.
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WANTED TO RENT

LARGE room furnished or unfurnished
with kitchen privileges. ~. l-1057.
CARPENTER and wife, middle aged,
desire or unfurnished rooms, vi
cinity Collinwood, both working. KE.
1-4665 after z p. m.
MIDDLE aged couple. no children or
pets, 4 or rooms unfurnished, house
or apartment. Ii. 1-1079.
COUPLE and 10 yr. old girl desire
or room house or apartment, up
to $50. Call before / p. m. or after
6 p. m. GIL. 1885.
American Steel and
Wire, wife, daughters II and 5. wish
to rent 3 bedroom single or duplex,
south of Euclid; best references and
will take excellent care of property.
SW. 1891.
YOUNG couple and 3 year old child
need or rooms. YE. 2-3293.
o Seeo 5 and Wfed Eood Yqgng 2gns
portation. PO. 1-5821.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

lsns sasr.a.ssd; asass e s1es fENpEas Fl sGsss:
p 81; NV, RE. 3522.
CAM ERA. auto Rolliefex, f-3.5 Tes.
s4s ST. enT TENDhhRds aeisRd syS S9a5en.ssS
SALES CO.. 913 D st. NV. RE
CAMERA. Speed Graphic, 2.xsn
i-4;5 Tessar lens, ranRe-finder.
nash gun; holders, Aim pack adap.
paWNRRnRSsspsdd fsaSe; NERSRsransssd; $40; TE5NDLER' /
p s.; NV, RE. s62a.
CAMERA-4x5 press camera, ia,
clean; guaranteed: $50. TENpLER's TSaSr,idIs'
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C.vEp "a ESi NV; RE. 3522.
soad issa lenses difiaIhie iis.h, raneenSsl a1 sxssl
offer. IA. 7-650a "u'' 'eh' max
CAMERA, Bell"& Howell. smm., f-2 1
RBAW!NsRoTKE$sSsss, E y! Sales All 'tSDlhH e.. 81:
CAMERA, swiss Boiex, 16mm, tele.
photo lenses. one f:2s. one f:I.5
leather case. Also pr. Paillard pro.
Jector INTERCHANGEABLE 16 or smm.
= exec; sn,H cond.; $500. Ho. s173.
CaMIEhA. In. Smm. movie. Bell & Howell
l,B
eond:: ssssaos1ahe5fi ssoo! ca. sSsGl saHsqlutely new
CAMERA. Rolleifiex, full automatic
Sari letss lens. Heiland gun ant
ntasn' ntn' quick set tripod, filters. shade
ceNiEiRSliss e1Sii RSlis5. SH. 1902:
lens. $225; also older model Leica
Comm. Elmar, 135mm. Hektar tsle
photo: wide-angle lens, view-findcr
etc; North 6499.
CAMERA. 3Hx1li or 1eO roll film
ff2.6i foo,,,im iSGmpHr; S35; also Powelite. ir
sGiGsasns 81 so new VIZ Poarad Ra5s s.; ;t % spissr
man drilling hammer a'so gun. s barrel Gsf
S95, Need portable typewriter ant
CaWsEEip CsiNWsEi out9oard motor. LO. .5-1676
oAc stereo ousfffu Afsfus sSS Gs' .ra .complete $40
SD; motor cooled Slide proiector
S22ep;, exposure meter. S12.5O. EN-
CAMERA. Rolleifex automatic, f.,
asls elss IsiSsr KiSs lens; sasa like new; reason
CAMERA. 4x5. Pacemaker crovr
case; excel. buy. Du. 1871. a. "A>
ChMtERA. Graphlex super D: 3Ax414
Solar solar enlagser. f:s'5. so; s7sG sem1 snn1
SeEere SsE nm movie camera. plus telephoto
CAMERA, voistlander. 1875 lens
etompur- shutter and fash, $50. O.
trade :}5-mm. camera. RA. 4373 "
CAMERA, .Contax IS" 35mm, Biota
X; eye-level reflex: fash neve
4Sed'o qsed' Cost S4e%.50. sell sos
csA5MSERA, AN 4. Medalist s II; accessory back
S6oo attschment; nano filters: like new
Evening star., 1952-04-20

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DEFROSTERS. any quantity, whole.
sale or retail: 2-yr. guarantee. TO-
VI. service policy; suit. for any elec
refgr;, CAPITOL SPECIALITY CO..
DEHUMiDiFrER - Famous makes
floor samples. only S110, at JOHN
G.. WEBSTER'S warehouse, 1906
lst st. Sc. Call ST. 6100. Mr
|DEMfTAssE SET IMPORTED; hand.
hade rug 3x5 IT,; Pouular Educator
bound volumes. Call after 3 pm
DEsks@bEsKs AN kinds. Once
chairs. filing cabinets; Today. CO
DESK. drapes. dinette. beds, couch
rugs, chairs. buffet and bookcases
reasonable. GE. 1895. 30
DESK, kneehole. NAH. Q drawers
beautiful; barg. Call today. CO
4625; week. 11l2 14th NV.
DESK. small, oak. roll-top and glass
cabinet. RA.. 20Ss.
DESK. walnut. ofice. 3Ox60. anc
;i swivel chair; party leaving city
DESK, mahog., ofice t34x6o. type
writer space; new condition; $50
DESK. iisht oak. s4xso in; -, left
typewriter PEDESTAL; chair: S@5 fol
DEsk. kneehole. solid crotch maho-
gany, mackatery inlays. leather top
91sscsoHrator's piece reasonable. DI
Evening star., 1952-04-20
DESKS

once, new and used; all sizes and
types at great savings. N FRANK
Z SON, 414 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914.
DICTATOR, .Acoustical; latest Edison
Ge;sn aeSk mSas!; SSs ineT inNT condition condition; gray
eaHs saine Mold, told but serviceable). ma.
D!AeHeSRseLa?S5 !seSe e. sl5o: seys S. >. ss9; e.
SS,is75; Si75; ladg's Ct. $500; mans 2
SSs49E ESSSs41ps rFsdss co 1sss 1ssssDffd st. INV
DIANiONDS-Rosslyn Loan Co. oilers
unusual savings on unclaimed d!a-
monds OF every description; watches.
otbeE ofbefaf; if.us sspsWriters 1T guns; many
DiAMoNhD ESGAGEMENT GH i hoSSiHp; RING va. Va
Gat-made to. order. never worn:
great saving; finest quality diamond. +.
SlasinSam. esihSns.'es re: S4isl sna5l full cuts in
DINNER SET, small, Cliftonda,e syra-
reasonable AID. 32s5.
DINETTE SET, 6 pcs. bleached NAH
almost new. Also 2 summer rugs
ana ana several other small items; NOV
and ewes. or DU. T." o0s3. 1858 osoS saS SIn. p.m.
DINETTE SET. chairs, canary col.
9Ees Or; chrome finish, $40; Cali ia.
DINETTE SETS-Wholesale prices on
chrome sets. Mfg. display foom,
DiSEifTTEEe TEe FABLE Il BE- mahoean1 sa aaHS drop h5
Leaf; S27; excellent condition. TIE
DINETTE, solid oak, table, 4 chairs;
red leather upholstery; like new:
$40; 1882 Girard st. NV. Apt. 5lO'
DlNETTE, beautiful finish. maple;
excellent condition; $40, ia. 2-75O0,
DINETTE. modern. blond wood and
chrome; excellent condition; S55
DINETTE. Credenza. table and =
cnairs; Gfs So9H om9ahos., Duncan Phyfe, $75
DINETTE SET-5-piece, lined oak,
tanie Hnn oG extension $40. Cali Sunday
DINETTE BOOTH SET, benches with
back and table. good cond.: baby IS
ssPnc1sfeTed sF' aSsT high chair; all, $50
DINEITE DRoP-LEAF TABLE and
buffet: honey maple. like new: price
$3.50. Phone Rockville 357S 0Ol
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GAMER AS
24-Hr. Color Finishing

z4-Hr. Color Finishing
There's New Crystal Beauty IN CSipa.
color Prints .F1nished Like Fine
ebronas nbEreelsinin In Mads Dc, from your Koda-
Transparencies 0lUn Hnse9 S5 ccHfIachTome coIar T;m
Processing 81 per roll By mail OF OF
bring in and see our Color Print
Insist on "America. Favori.. Colo,
print: Sold all oyer America. Tape
recorders. Rentals.
Chinacolor Laboratories
z!6 KENNEDY ST. NV. EA. 1900
car, child's; Fire Chief: good cond.
rspn $iaI ,.., Dd. 1890; Apt; 7os.
SIS5E S[s Sae 81 500 s'I Mondss sS sst
dition: $40: 10. s-s152.
cASH and ho1s DRAWER. We brand;new, with lock
Wh Hho peIi S21 20. Today; CO; 1925;
CASH REc1sTRRn, fsFh ~" NatldnaI R5; 1s72 1in.,
cent to S9.s9; $50. La. e-7ss7'
Cash REG. Natl; best cond.; rings
up S9;99: price, sos. Call today,
GO; 4625: Eess. 1112 14th st. NV.
lash As REGISTER; National. elee.. 9
cost $3.50 new: S must tGT Sell Ssp Sun ospts s145
Cash RIGS. hand. el.c. and .omb
To-Day. co; 1925: wk., DI. 1872.
CASH REGISTER. National. small
CASH REGisTERI-AbbfDTiiNG MACH.
IaT1 ElaTy. sles.; Ike new. best offer
CaSAHR CWaSAHRR5EENr,s' R5ENrs 1880 7th st. NV.
lash Ash kEG;. autographic. with sup.
co; 1925: wk., 1112 14th. DI. 1872.
CASH REGISTER. National, 3 yrs
old: issues receipts. detail tape
very good cond.: S215. TIE. oOe2
CASH REGISTER. rings 500 90
prints sales checks. ETC.; also meta
window display stands, mirrors, etc
Very cheap. APPLESTEIN'S 429 Sti
CEDAR CHEST. nice cond.. 4 1878,
x: cost new about $50. sell today
S23. 10. S-llb1.
CELLO III very tss- t,ns tone; $3.50: tripod
faera5d TA' i54s, green cushion; like new
CHAIR4Ilight gray, overstutred
modern chair; almost new. Cal
CHAIR, sofa. overstufred. club style
VINE frieze, good constructions: like
new; $3.50; Smith std. typewriter
and stand. $40. EN-. 3O33.
CHALk. lovely Hanback,. foam rub
Sush.: like new: orig. $3.50; sac.
r!nan price; new slip cover. RA. 1909.
CHAIR; lounge. excellent condition,
ror, gold frame. ,nsEsc aboat aSSS3o. SS3 n.r ner-
1ect condition, S35. ia. s-9093.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
REDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT US
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 2Oee TO 500 ON NEW SAMPLE
GLOSEOUTS. LOOK AT THESE
Fine double or single maple bed
chest, dresser and mirror, was
Sl09.50. now $69.50: 3-piece beau
tiful walnut double bed. double
S279 so, now S154.50. Large selec-
tion of solid mahogany and solid
cherry at give-away prices. Inner
spring mattresses, were S39. so. now
SD so; were $3.50, now S39. 80;
pings. Fine mahogany or maple beds
in all sizes. now $3.50. Many
more bargains too numerous to men,
ton. Open Thursday till pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
907 7th st. NV. Elk. 6742
The Sample Parpain Store NJ Waeb
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STANDARD aa size; good Condition. SIS
BICYCLE as-inch, red with whit
trim; very good oond.; $50. If In
pIGysI pIIeGrestea, rs cal 10. 3-SO70,
burg. Md. AP. 5743.
blCfCLES; 10; good cond.. Sis, each
rear rear 3333 r. l. ave. ne. Sat. ant
BicYcGE, Bfie9S1l oRS Racer. with s-speed sea gears
q GE. ssSd $3.50 eond.' SIS or best offer
BICYCLE lHaS' one boys scnwipn. 90
inch: excellent condition; S25; Ap
p1eton searchlight, new. KE. 3-51T}
BIC lCYCLE-2O,inch Rollfast boys bi
Wo' Sye5e' yefs. sS'eilent condition; sa4
BiCYCIE. Rollfast racer; any reas
BICYCLE. 20-in. red Columbia; goo,
sanditlSn; Sann 6ti; best offer, AID. s246
BICYCLE. boys, regular size: reason
able price; also sled. SIS. KE. 7-Ol57
BICYCLE, girls, Schwinn. 26-in.
blue; very good condition. OIL
BICYCLE, schwinn. de luxe model
$50 $50. ; Fa. s.ihsn; $3.50. excellent condition
BICYCLE. boys. 20" schwinn; goo,
condition, Child's. automobile racer
good cond; Both for $13. 81. 3157
nsI5cL5; NJ ~ o9y's se "a good condition
BICYCLES, English 3-speed girls, a
$3.50. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE
or PARKWAYY CYCLE 1e; Eco CO. mli Lee hwy hwy
at Kirkwood rd,. Arl, Va. ia. 5
BICYCLE, boys, English make. will
calI eall',hs JE. sessie. sesaF; almost new; s40
BIKE. mans. Monark, super de luxe
never used; q bargain. Overlook
BOILER. ideal Arco coal. mode
operstion. %s1sSt; 442 "a So sd5s7 s! radiation;
water or steam. 72o So. It. hoi
water equipped with Columbia oi
burner ] .65; also inverted hot-watel
neal neater Iacco-AA3; complete with all
oil tank: 275 gal. capacity; in excel
cond. Can be seen at 1929 Goth st
nv; or phone HO. 9439. 80
BOND STONE, is applied with molds
and cane be applied over any sur.
clapboard, foundation cement. etc
On exterior or interior walls Of YOU
home. Bond stone is permanent. vitf
6ea beautiful colors blended in. Th'
manS aaded value tiI1e. to your property will b,
Bond Stone. It is fire and termit,
proof. never needs painting. No ioi
too small or too large. Estimate,
eheerfully given. No down payment
Ihree years to pay. Phone WI. 60S6
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO. 4S1s
BooRs.a ss5R ave 30 eetheida; yoImel Md. American,
Encvclopedia, d books Of Knowi
edge, 1850 edition; also bookcase
Toaster, Proctor, cleo; reas. CHI
BOOKS. Christian Science, naturalist
,6e 6oanans ea prpfs s5f; sheet s@s mHsif' man
Books2First time me oftered. Her d. nlM; isre,
quick sale. 1907 H st. NV, 3t
pt1oor; Sun. Mon. 10 am. to 10 pm
BOOKS-Set Book of Knowledge, ;
Snds set Lands and People set Popular
tmade especially for books com.
plete, Cali LU. 2-8406 between
BooKcASsiEEs;, sectional. best max makes
for office or home; reas. Call today
pCO 4625; Wk,. l112 14th, DI. 1872
bOOkCASE hEADBOARDS (2}. new
anPa'nffa; tsbla "a. sSos1 S6sd mah0s' coffee
glass doors: beautiful; S42 so. To.
day; CO, 1925: " k. 1112 14th NV
nSnITEEs, SnIrTHs. 81, 2ars; Sg Jngss caps; corSs
s9s91aEAsT s5 TsH 81. soTIIE 80 IL aS1s STRpLY co.
million. ALASKA COAL 4. RRIcE
Co. Ma. 1855. or. 1900.
BUILDING ITEMS, Lumber. Millworl
from 4 to 2; 1920 Wilson blvd
IRUCKER LuMBER. ia. 4-1234.
frames; nantes, castings, "hinaSs heay:
SillS. etc DI 6436
Evening star., 1952-04-20
FURNITIRE

r OnNl NE
II you are tired of being
unintentionally misled as to
description, age and condition
of furniture, and tired Of going
to stuffed houses (people
who sell houses full every
week endl the little store
around the corner" may solve
your furn. problem. We buy
from the type of owners who
do not care to have the gem
eral public trample through
their nice homes. Each piece
is picked for price, utility and
condition. No repairs neceS. -
pc. jr. Arcadia maple din. rm.,
like new. $50; lnahog. cox
tail tables, IS up; 5-pc. Duncan
Phyfe dinette, $T5; $l45 foam
rubber lounge chair, never
used. $tia: Gov. Winthrop
desks. lamps, chests, etc.
4429 Wisconsin ave. Monday
til 3; weekdays til :. OR.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
CAMERAS

Brand;new worlds finest by author,
eompi' eoins. photo dept. store; 100 bar.
ealnS; l-yr. guar; cash or 6 to is
months to pay; trade-in: lowest
prices. free instruct; cataiop free
Seven-hour photo finishing: renairs
open to 9 Thurs, 8 to ~.
,o BRENNER PHOTO CO.
MP. ~ Just. DeptO. !933 Penna. Ave
Nv. RE. 2434. Park Free. Ar Cnnd
Evening star., 1952-04-20
FURNITURE
Genuine 6-Strand Rattan,
Imported From Japan

on Wednesday, April %,
1852 we will have on display in
our store---for one week only-17
ture which will consist Of l arm
chair, l four sectional sofa. ! foot
stool, end tables, / coffee table. l
corner table. l chaise lounge, l
MAGAZINE rack, / dining table which
chairs. 2 host chairs, plus I3 cush-
ions. Offers will be taken on this
entire group and also on individual
pieces and will be sold to the high
est group bidder or individual piece
bidders which ever is 'he highest, on
April 80. Store will be open every
ing Sunday. If you are looking for
something good. different come see
this. 1927 Marlboro pike sc. 10.