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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
ERIE TWP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Goctz and
children of Tiffin spent Sunday
with Mrs. Alpha Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tettau
and Mr.. and Mrs. Garold Daup
were Saturday and Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Daup in
Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Baumert,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mansfield of
Salt Lake City and Ernest Bau-
inert of Phoenix, Ariz. called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kleinhans
Thursday.
Barbara and Kathleen Fritsche
left Monday to spend week in
Cleveland visiting an uncle.
Mrs. Mida McGee of Toledo is
spending this week in the Murlin
Talkington home visiting her mo-
ther Mrs. Elva Knoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis LeFevre and
Janet were Cedar Point visitors
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chastain
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Randall and Mrs
Grace LeFevre attended the Ro
mona Grange meeting in Graytown
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lykens and
family were week end guests of
relatives in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Ruth Bordeaux of Cleve
land came Thursday to spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Lezotte. On Sunday they all at
tended the Bordeaux reunion ir
Pearson Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Evans and
family of Columbus visited Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Evans ovel
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Wadswortf
returned Sunday from ten day
visit in Kirkland, Ohio where they
attended a church reunion of the
Latter Day Saints
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Kleinhans
spent Sunday in Toledo with Mrs
Edna Pitman.
Guests of Mrs. Mary Miner ant
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
Recreation Bowling
Alleys Open Sat.

The Clinton Recreation Bowling
alleys will open this Saturday,
Hark Selgo announced today. He
said this earlier opening date will
provide boWlers about four weeks
in which to practice before league
play begins.
Openings for individuals and
teams this year are available
now. and those interested in for
ming bowling groups should con-
tact Hark or Dick Selgo at the Re-
creation alleys.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

Detroiter Takes
Net Meet, Lakeside

Vic Pritula, Detroiter, defeated
Bob Beery of Pleasant Hill 81, 6-4
and Paul Scherer Cleveland, eli
minated Harold Schaus, Mans
field, 6-2, 60 in the only first
round matches in the Northern
Ohio Senior Tennis Champion
ships last week on the Lakeside
courts.
In the second round matches
Alex Cmaylo of Cleveland, 1851
winner, defeated Frank Hicks of
Norwalk, 60, 60; Dr. A. F. Zoll Of
Mansfield beat Ted Vechey of Can
ton ga, 7-9, rs; John Dorr of Bay
Village downed John Walton of
Detroit 8-6, 2-6, ga and Bob Neder-
lander of Detroit won from Ralph
Haverfield of Columbus, rs, 60.
Clint Stevenson of Los Angeles
defeated Keith Hanlon of Colum-
bus, 60 6-3; Lou Vosburgh oof Bay
Village eliminated Fred Levine of
Detroit, 81, 6-1; and Nate Ganger
of Ottawa beat Gordon Scott of
Salem 60, 60.
Toledo's Geraldine Leitner earn
ed a final meeting with Anne Vie
benson, Cleveland. with a go,
60 margin over Mrs. Vic Pritula
Saturday in the Northern Ohio
senior tennis championships.
Mrs. Pritula won her way into
the finals in a 60, 81 triumph
over June Falkenberg, Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
BOWLING ALLEYS
CLOSED GYPSUM

Required use Oh space in the
Gypsum recreation hall for other
purposes, will close bowling in
that community dueing the coming
years according to Mrs. Wanda
Brown, who has operated the bus
mess for Is years.
She explained that time required
to operate other interests of the
Browns would make is impossible
to carry on the bowling alley en-
terprise, at least for the 1928
season. Much added space has been
used at Brownies Locker Plant on
route 2 for bulk storage of foods,
particularly commercial fish, she
said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

Hugh during the past week were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol MINER, Mil
ford, ILL.,, Edgar and Glendon Min
ier, Fowler, Ind, Perry MINER,
Sheldon ILL.,, Mrs. Pauline Rough
ten and Mrs. Blanche Mccormick,
Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs. Cort Knight,
Walnut, ILL.,, Leslie, Don and Hill
da MINER of Springfield, Oregon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mccormick,
Sue and Jerry, Wayne Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Apperson and
Bert Salmon of Charlottesville,
Ind and Mrs. Rachel Koene of
Tuscola, Ill.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
HOLD FISH CONFERENCE

Representatives of five states,
the Province of Ontario and the
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
met over the past weekend at To-
ledo, Ohio in joint conference
to discuss mutual fishing and fl
sheries problems in Lake Erie.
The meeting, the second annual
held by the Lake Erie Fish Man.
agement Committee, was to have
included an exchange of ideas or
the role of hatchery operations
regulations and resarch and THEN
contributions to fish production
in Lake Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
TRIPLE RACE CARD

TOLEDO, O.-While the regu-
lar racing programs hold forth
again this weekend, Raceway Park
busily goes about preparing for
its biggest show of the season on
Saturday night, August Is. That's
the night of the big triple-header
program. featuring two different
types of racing-late model stocks
and regular modified stocks, both
on the quartermile track-and a
gigantic aerial fireworks display
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

Do you believe in bunch Of old
tales about lightning - about how
it's attracted by cats or the warmth
of cattle ;. how it never strikes in
the same place twice :. or how it's
liable to turn milk sour? Lots of
people often do-but they're wrong.
Dad Hawkins inspired this col
umn today. He's really studied up
on lightning since his own COW
barn was struck that time.
"Trouble is, most of us don't
know half enough about the SUBJ
ject," Dad says. "And about half
of what we do know is false!"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
BROWNS ON AIR

Ken Coleman, WTAM sportcas-
tes who will do the play-by-play
broadcasts of the Cleveland Brows
football games, started the first of
a regular series of program on
Tuesday August 5th (6:3O-6:45 p,
n.y. The PAUL BROWN SHOW
featuring Paul Brown, head coach
of the Cleveland Browns will pre-
sent its initial program on Thurs
day, August 7th 6:3O-6:45 p. M,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

p Among the pan fish. the perch
is best regarded for food. They
are found In the same waters
with bass and bluegills. This
means that the perch is about as
well distributed as any fish in
Ohio waters.
Usually. where the fisherman
hooks a perch. he will catch
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

owned by Cecil Foley Springfield Ohio
$780, in the recent -Spp
Trial held Summit Mo-
$780, largest
direction
director O Association.
Kentucky Rock"
Wife while iowa jack owned
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
BANKERS HAVE DINNER

Employees of the Title Guaran-
tee & Trust Co., Toledo, enjoyed
their annual party and dinner at
the Catawba Cliffs Beach Club
Wednesday. The offices were
closed for the day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Well, What Do You Know?

From where I sit, Dads state
ment applies to lot of things be-
sides lightning. Too many people
think they know their neighbor's
wrong when he votes for his can
didate instead of theirs. Some peo-
pie even resent our right to enjoy
a friendly glass Of beer if and
when we choose. Opinions based on
misinformation and prejudice, in
stead of being grounded" on true
facts can cause more damage than
lightning ever did.
&e M~u<
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08

Home accidents kill about 1000
farm residents every year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-08-08
EoD SELLS SCRAP

Sale, by sealed bid, of scrap met
al is announced by the Salvage
Yard of Erie Ordnance Depot for
10 A. M. Aug. 8. The various lots
of scrap metal may be inspected
at the depot's salvage yard between
8 a. m. and 3:15 p. m. Mondays
through Fridays from now until
the date of the sale by contracting
the posts properly disposal officer
Evening star., 1952-02-04

IContinusd On Ne1s FAgel /,
Evening star., 1952-02-04

PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 < ST. NV, RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor: phone. 24-hr.
switchboard; sgles.. dbles.: reas
PataQ EX E7Ck
Evening star., 1952-02-04

RUGS. imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven 1or
good wearing; 9x12. $49.60; SKI l,
Ss9 80; ethsE Hos sizes aSF nFoeor: q q. priced
and scatters; prices reduced. RARE
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
|RUG-12x12. Administer. fioral, Greiee
background, excel. cond., clean; 500.
re 9oss; sue' orientas aaa ayes all sizes;
greatly reduced. CASSAB1AN. 3204
RUGs-seaTtiful IS b hotel carpet. IS ! y: Y:
by 9 IT,. cost $33 per yd: sacrince
Sc per ID AfS q sams fesisInsdt a Iast caE IKE
Rsss RsS. Also hs 81 by Z Il m las and pad; $50.
stREENs. paneled, 2. So: cabinet
base, S.; small electric heater. 20
sEEMraa EAi 1as1 MACHINE, Singer Feather
sfWfRe ftstfRR;e MTAAichfSRss, IA 4aaass special Mon
dsy Tvs Tues q brandIRsYyo In 70 sles SompssFic pSfs
DSTtassts ss 80 vs 1s sse ss
sHHoWcsasEs. Hss a1saasTEss.'W WEARING WI COUNTER.
RssEEsssiNaToN ssEsTsINssa Sa9 PfTHfaaiRM8cY. fTfai Ios00
Linsoln nso6 ave. Kensinston' 70
SOFA, SlI2ogi new, IN IT. foam rubber cush-
ion, custom made, $500; will sacri-
fice $3.50. 81. 9695. 20
STEEL SPIRAL STAIRCASE, II y;
high. never been used. Call MI. 2S2s
sTfIEsNOTYPE. late model; recondi-
toned guaranteed; $40 so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 18th st.
TEEEyrSION sETS-Used. all brands,
all sizes; every one guaranteed;
storewide clearance; open eyes, I'll
8. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
CO. 1911 Nichols ave. sc. Lu'
TELEVIsIoN. 12h-inch. Emerson;
sos. AP. 6575. 1908 N; H. ave.
TELEViSION. 81 and '52 models.
brand-new, most makes dealer
surplus stock. at pnheard-of prices;
allowances up to $3.50 for old IV.
Q til g. GE. 1924. BARKER CO..
TELEvIsION, RCA Victor; FIN and
500, sen for $500. EN-. e45e. %
sole; cost 1895; leaving country,
viii sell $95. Desk, $40. eau
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

ONE or two girls to share 2-bedrm.
apt, NV. References: privileges:
EM. 1850 after s week days. 70
WANTED-Girl to share lse. apt. in
NV; pvt. rm. and bath; maid serV-
ice. Call OR. 2742. Is
WANTED-Mature man to share
twin-bedrm. apt. NV. section. o
weeks. References. EN-. 3S16. 3
GIRL to share attractively furn. D.
park area. No. 1888. 4
2 GIRLS TO SHARE 2-hedrm, apt.
5snati sab per mo. each. Can Ar
1 Cir Girl to share 6-rm.. beautiful
modern home Wit. Q girls; c9nV.
1S1i CoIUMBiA RD. NV. 2 rms. to
share with l girl. lh;5i Il, So1y copy'
snDlssss sss7 Ysgsssa W!
bedrm. apt. with refined quiet cou-
thing. Box 456-H. Star. -6
18th AND MONROE ST. N.W.-Ont
or 2 girls. 21-30. to share large pvt
bsmt. apt; bath, shower, washing
machine. DE. S215 after 6 o m;
s. ARL.-Wil share large ,2-bedrm
apt, / or 2 girls: twin beds; every
thing furn. Mr.. shop. center. buses
Pentagon. XII. S-3615 after m
coLoRED GIRL, to share apt, with
smother girl. 2lst st. ne. Ii. 2
1891 -
Evening star., 1952-02-04

OXFORD HOUSE
1214 18th st. n.w.-Rms. by wk.:
sgle. and dble. with bath: maid
service; reas. ME. S043. -S
Evening star., 1952-02-04

,%o%A Asiotams io' NV 10 10
C0L0RE1l-1s6S OAK AZ. ct; III. N.Y. W..
nsst1y nr,v fsrn. ean1 tsansp ssIe anE 70 ?sSh
cSoIokE6 SIlSnii S'nv: Nv FftUhRsNShisHED FftUhRsNShisHED Rooms
with az prtiynillssges. Service. Refer
cofoRES!HGE. sDffsSi ID: GSfo FRONT RIM, in
modern home; kit. privils. 1904
cecahio%RHB1coupLE ceai6%PHhBS scsoupLE OR GIRI-use
of whole apt. ST. 0146. after Q and
CdL6sEbMiai s,l Ssz sulaay' ADAMS ST. NV;
Bsmt. rm. furn.; good heat and
Rsnty RS%s 81 So Tassr no Nc s sf eSdrsR FsR.
cSSSaoRREp-141 SST1R ADAMS sr. NV.
Large attractive rm., furn;, hard
wood fioors, in well kept pvt. home.
Just the place for reflned person;
plenty heat and hot water, l bik.
from n. Capitol st. Sarslins' sana Nc 9
cohoRE6i&sfsoS soaltoSsshi s1s;oSo n Z ST. M S.WS.1N, NV
size rm.. furn., good heat and hot
water; very close transp. No chill
dren. Apply after pm, see MRS.
JOHNSON; S23 mo. AT. 1904: u
COLORED-I337 SHEPHERD ST.
N.W.-S!ngle room for one or Two
cSSIoRED-sa1s SsIsGasiD End ST. N.w.-At-
tractive double front nm; home
dRS5IIS55sEED-1ssi R5IS5lsEfDs: 81. R2aaEESSiRAn1A 2aESiR R6.-
Married Mari -,v sSypls Gs,, q No sgiss4 gTs4a perssSn'
CO1ILORED-i334 + ST.-Nr. transp.
Nice lge. dble. rm.; privileges. MI
c66iLSoSRiED-rwo LSoSRiEDrwo LARGE ROOMS In
pvt. home; privils.; conv. transsp'
CGoHnoRREEDD.NICELY furnished single
front room; PRIVILEGES. Ia. 64S7
coLoRED-LovELY ROOM. / or
employed ladies; reas: rent. Phone
sun. or ewes. after $50. DE. 629o.
coLoRED-1sos IRVING ST. NV.
In wonderful neighborhood; furn: OF
unfurn. rms: reas. rent. LUSTINE
REALTY CO.. 412 9th st. NV. p1.
CSoSLSoDRiED-rwo SSSDi RMS. in clean
Christian home, convenient to all
transpi tnn Empl aIda cple. or elderly per
cSLoREIsFTsN. EM: for rent rent,
1894 First ct. NV. HO. 2U79. -
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MlscEL. FOR SALE Gent J

desk; occas. chair; desk. chair; all
blond mahog.; lge. plateglass mirror;
Fine quality furniture In very good
cond.; viii sell reas. Call 81. 1867
after Sun.
FURNITURE. ETC.-Estate and stor,,
age sale of new and used groups and
mirrors, washers. ranges, fans. re-
samples including modern mahogany,
solid birch and walnut bedroom
groups. up to date living room
groupS: sectional sofas, 10 i4ungs I.gs.SH ano
iSss iias chairs; as e. sact1OR n'R. ~ tomorrow
Inspection invited. -,
good eond. HP. 5e4s. after . pm.
FURNISHINGS, complete for small
hGgsf lfaying SsunddTg nddTrgUp-leai taSie.
Chairs. % tiger maple chest Of drawers,
small mahoe. buffet, val; buffet dIst
wal. bdrm. set. l SCI. bed, mastr.
and sprgs.; Empire sofa, Gov. Min-
throp desk: club .1V wing Srien{aI Snia{ S1SSO- Tun-
ner, dressing table. Many otner
items. Must sell. Reas. oV. 3777.
SALE-Brand-neW,, DEL
ter-grade bedrn; dining rm;s nvln9S n9
factory fScH 1 samples. etc; great . say,
ings for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave; n.ws
built 5-pc.. sectional
Couch and . chairs), pair END ia
bles, 3 lamps, elec. clock, Elks' pin
with 8 diamonds. JE. 3-o6M. .
FURN.-Mahog credenza. $50; ma.
hog. secy:, $50; wal. queen anne ar
FTTmIRlNITuRE-Solid Tml mahogany: an
tioue sideboard, library table. double
sleigh bed. maple bedroom r,a, SUE !,
card suite; 1850 Victorian parloT
suite: miEc articles. No dealers. Call
TU. 1875 bet. 9 and II an;
FURNITuRE-Dinette set, table.
nad new. 10. XII. S-S116,
Evening star., 1952-02-04

4416 18th ST. N.w.-Large,. nicely
furn. Lh;k. rm.; couple or 2 girls
HnoHHisaKEEPrNG, nHi sE1PN complete for cou-
pie. and baby accepted: new 10, Low
rent; one week free II permanent.
2O7 3rd st. Sc. Ii. 1884. 4
QUIET HOME. excel. transp.. unlim.
phone, hot plate. refrigerator; re-
fined lady, abstainer. GE. O776.
|e147 r ST. N.W.-studio rm.. refgr..
radio. .TV; z Or 3 persons; s15-$SS1; sS
ONE STUDIO RIM. running water.
stove, refrigerator; quiet cple.; $50
cAS 1s49 9a6seomSSDHfE. sS1SmSstSsD Al ny single room
private home; meals, arc reaiis
RgE1nRooM g1SSio ON fST and kitchen. laundry
priyils.; quiet. empl. couple; trpnasp.
c1,6b1RkEp0D96NE K b1kE D9j iesfR FRONT RM.. kis:
ali convenienees. 1924 carroll5SsrG
cPdlnoREp1fsso Plnss i;p. q 3 pm; pe;oRcoRAN 81:
n.w.-Dble. studio. share bath ,sSSo SaS
wk.: adults. HU. S104, MI, oZSS.
Evening star., 1952-02-04

WASHERS, DRYERS. IRoNERS. 81.
'52, brand-new. most makes. build.
er's supply co. surplus stock; at zee Tsaal
BARKER CO.. 5425 Ga. ave. NV.
WASHER. Easy Spinner, de luxe. new.
ing condition, s-sheet capacity; $3s.
W2slhEs, EMl fzS4; Bendix Economat. 2 mos.
old. Best offer. 10. 2-3930. 4
this column. MGERsOLL co. ID
e FSis eoI fNGERsor az s6 E. oo
WAsHER-oE, " fully automatic. good
s9Sb. sG9qi'i0e; Can TISin4s PA. 4soS. Su' "a @x. ~
WASHER, Bendix Economst; fully
automatic; l mo. old; S160. N.
WsasshhEiiss Wsaasihh Hi AND sp1NNERs. for sal.
DoWDs ELEcTRTc CO.. OR. 1900
WASHER REPAIRS = Conventional
automatic. Evenings, Saturdays
PS%PRR Ps9RRt HfExTfRsl fsEyifff g. 81 S7so up 1 guar
siNGER G r. SEWING i;lVI : NJ MACHINE - Re:
possessed portable may be purchased
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE CENTER, 3421 Conn.
ATTENTION, PAINTERS and paint
ing contractors. Call MR.. BAUMAN,
s. Ssushes; AZ 1851 to f95 sGns s Dssi Ssd Ra'e
DONsET be half-dressed-wear a Ga: GA:
Conn. and 1927 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ALExANDRIA-cony: to Pentagon,;
pleasant room: private bath: excel
bus service: TE; l79S, e.u.-1-nSsn. -S
girls, u blk. from A. B. b W. bus
line; laundry and telephons priyil.; I;
mr.. eating places. IA. 2-62S7. 5
bedrn., semipvt.
bath In pvt. residence. OV. 654O,
MD. Large room,
next bath, with twin beds for l
girl. Breakfast If desired. WA. S4O4.
CHEERFUL TWIN BEDRM., kitchen
and laundry privil.; private. home, /
or Q business ladies; conv; transpor-
tation; reasonable. Call UN. 4432.
ARL., vA.-Lge. room. next bath. in
!. new home. blk. from bus. 2100 N.
NR Roto9afR TaRyt St GAasG gA; Seso5 oG51RcnELfse.
rm., semipvt bath. pvt. home. $40
wk. WI. 1886, OR. 1883. p
ROOM in pvt. home. kit. .privils.
cple., small child accepted, day care
for child If necessary. FA. 1929.
IL LEADBETTER ST., ALEX. Single
room for employed person. Nc
drinkers. So week.
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ROOMS WITH soARD

MANSION CLUB, Embassy section;
fine house; best meals. delicious a0'n ssS nSl
mo. o2a0 Mass. ave. NV. -
FALKLAND. MANOR, on charming,
close-in, 23-acre. estate, lust over
b. G. line. in silver Spring-Large,
comfortable rooms; 2 delicious meals
every day; parking on grounos.
only $50 per month. Sligo 25s4.
else n ST. N.w-Eleyator. switch
board service, private, semlnpyS- noG
bath; selective menu. Ho. WOo-
1897 16th ST. NV: double and
triple rooms, with or without pvt.
bath; good mea9.
CLUE. sgle.. dhle rms rms
some pvt. bath. Home cooked 1929; S
18th st. NV. NO. 0634.
DIssIPs GUEST HOUSE has . few
vacancies for young men; auaMiisy M
81 meals, service and location are tne
finest IN the city. Dupont Cirsie Y
2013 Mass. ave. NV. d. S1sc. -
Evening star., 1952-02-04
CASH REGISTERS
Used, in good working condition. Fol
sale at real low bargain prices:
SEE MR.. HUMPHREYS AT
1925 BLADENSBURG RD. NE.
OR CALL LA. $4,000.

CLOTHEs-suits. women's dresses,
bSby chest Of drawers; Duncan Phfye
table: day bed; telephone table. RA.
coats IT,; me mems sos sys,ssaH %ssH.s i,'s .ss ssfs
cSSSSSs9oR SS Sfs9leTs. IL TRAeT.. ago' rapid skate
wheel type, AZ It. in s sections. l90
degree curve on roller stand, Z
stands: adding machisne; aand1ruckszi q
c0RNER CUPBOARD, antique, large,
Closet; reasonable. WI. 1868. A.
DESK and bookshelf combination
modern ; Co eordoysn Low. nah %shoFans pp5os pp55aoss,
DIAMONDS, mans ... y ct: l. SIS; Z, @rH,: g,4s:
lady's ~. cts. 500; mans iN cts;
$SSSSS: mars ~ cts. t sfzo6. AZ
prices inclqSs s1sxl1sa mSpnsinEsic 20 raass 14ss
pin. RM. SET. junior size. mahog;
Chinese Chippendale; creden2a but.
| fet, china cabinet, table. plate-glas:
top, 2 .IrsSg,, rsS,, z. z arm Tn,A chairs; excel
PsSS SsfsS5 ESsN zoo sosss1s sg5Ea ,Sss .l5s
piissRRtWiAsHER. isRRtWiAsHER new. Youngstown
! portable, automatic; price, $3.50
FAN. exhaust, table model radios
| S1T for all. LO. 3-TS97. -
lFIGURINES. unpainted, closing ou
stock below cost; Bisque. unusual
! classical; beautiful china painted
i fgurines. for sale. 1905 K st. NV
IFoTDER, Oh Baum. 14x20. . parable
i fold, friction feed. has had iittl'
use: $500 or best offer. ADV. NA
FUR COAT, Canadian wild mink
i peri. condition. good style. 2h yrs
old, size 14-16; $3.50 or best o1el
: XII R-6I12. %
'lFURS, red fox; excellent condition
Il formerly $1s5; SIS or best o1el
!. FGGaRtNinfuRs47.pe. Gat III Rss.1 pc mshos. bedfu
suite. $3.50. 81. 6oss. -
Evening star., 1952-02-04

Call US for free estimate on complete
installation Of Youngstown kltcn-
ems, SO mos. to pay. sH. o7To.
PATNTER-Inside and outside paint
0sis. insi reaS4R5Rle Waba' Me- PElcess; sss5 ifes
PAINTING-Paper hanging; ialT
HecaRsEARY. FIR. 69s9 after 8 pm.
PAINTING. paperhanging. gen. re-
PaRarsiR PaR' iR1pENoTR, aSNoHts Du. D 37ss. '. q:
PAISTEKscolq,Tsss ,nsi E6O To sTs1 xil taee ao
ralsr1NG, AR interior and and exterior; o.;
own work. Ref CHI. 1881: Il ,,
PHHNTTNG. interior specialists; al
work guagIanteed. Reasonable. 4a'i
rkAfNTNG k1 SiSG21i AND FLOOR saeains. Per
pSTnNTiNG, AMI interior. exterior; rooi
COATING. caulking. general repairs
,SFSTfSe fss fssiRaFisSsP aFisSPERNG9 Rh soss' good ,os
At a reasonable price. For estimates
rssaiNsTiNG saIs; I'M 4Ath AND = 0PFAPHRiNG. CONT q q
MR Sst'fSs%S fSs%SRgNeH. fgstameRFsA IA OSs5 ssos %
rApneiNsss;5 house. ss5: own s;; work; v. mech;
RALPH. NE. sl4s; after 8, Du
pSSgpEsINc SggSs AND PAINTING: redueee
prices; Takoma; silver spr5innEg' p5ng ~ors
RkPERHANGING, painting. plaster
dE. eHs' sesssAi ssSs. &c. iiS isos. '.'s =.
PAPER HANGING. painting; Whit
mechanic;o nic;o2oiT 29 yssrsst st, expep aseaG 90 S 9"l
PAPER HANGING. painting; specia e.
low prices this week; work sguaran,
tesd sa,s Save se1dEL: GEL: II IA once: ssSst low :
est sssd! prtfSsifs TSise %eeSsnic. ds oEn SE oos4
PaPPTERfNG AND PAINTING. whit
mechanic: do own work. Free esti
pRRPsStsRsitNS Rstssit 70 AND srs4far 4ffaarNr1No-comr
IS yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA 950s
PLASTERING q specially; arge an
small Jobs; new and old Work; Wnlg
mechanics; work guar. NO. 212S
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, OLD an
new work: large and small 1oos
satisfaction guaranteed reas' rase'
pssAas;TERfNG sA; Il sf' and painting: do ow
pTTe'asss;TERfNGMouick Tess;T Hi GEoaiik service; yer
fuaranteed. new and old. ST. T65l
PLAsTERING, new and old, repsS ps
work done; large or small 2oD
work wk guar; white mech. ia, 02O
PLAsTERING. patchwork; ;,,sI Fsmods Dc;
inr. and new work; wmssi, wns.sni ~ Ti
chanics; quick service.
1857 for estimates. !,
PLUMBING, PLY BsINsi, AS3 Ss9-hr. nIA service; res
.s: to9 req. in b. C. and Nd. "
p4tSaIiSsiBNG 4SIsiBNG AND HEATING. tobball 4
and remodeling; guafanNsnSsu Nn asSS
prices: 24-hr. fserVlce' N @s va
Evening star., 1952-02-04
WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
sILVERWARE, ANY CONDITION
JeWelry. china. glassware ana bricca-
brac. D. Milestone. North O3OO'
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 wis: ave:
BANPsAWii. q SiSs 7. useaji ussesajia5 70 to IL n inch
HARSSE|IIs4i mi up 49, e $50 weight s Tsa
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after 2 PM, gle. 1915.
ROCKS NEEDED - Highest cash
prices paid. Any quantity; yi;s1Isyes!T RSSkS
BOOK STORE. 7S4 9th st. NV. ME.
BOOKS SSSS BOUGHT. highest cash prices
paid, all kinds. any quantity and
/ removed at our expense. ALBION
soOK SHOP. 176s Pa. ave. NV
DafAh1oND SaS0 0yEwELRY Of any descrip-
.ioni old gold and silver; Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18TH 81: NV;
FURNITURE-Ali sinds OF turn1tnpfe 1n
FUUfRNSiiTTiURE-Wiil buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old CHINA.
bric-a -brac. Buying and selling IoL
s. years. HOPWOODS. 9Th and &
sts. NV, ME, 5287.
7IIRNTTURE. WANTED-Single pieces
and complete households, etc. AD,
1919; ewes and SUNDAYS. Az. 25IS:
FURNITURE = Full contents. ODD
pieces; wash. mach. stoves refgr.'
brie-s-bFscj E jf1SN. 9fsi EXCHANGE
21o 7th ST. Sc. AT. 0686
Evening star., 1952-02-04
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

BEDRM., 1928 Hiehwood DIR, Sc;
blk; OF Pa, ave, bet. Brsannch ave
and CARPENTER st. vi; O960, ~
several very large nicely furn. sgle.
rms. are now avail. for $3.50 and
$3.50 per wk. Ii. 3.O129; ewes.
16s1 6a EAST CAPITOL ST. Empl. cple
Mod. rm. compl. furn. L.h.k. Lge
col, lISSs; COlII,SOSRs;EDI@FURNIsHED OR unfur.
nished room for employed man OF
woman. Ii. 1924. %