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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
RooMs UNFURNlsHED

OLORED-3IA X st. N.E.-Em.
ployed couple; home PRIVILEGES; Ii
3-S20I. 10
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BRICKS

Good used bricks. any quantity.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE.
MI. 61T7. "a
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR. spe-
cializing In brick, stone and cinder
Uock. Call MIR. CONTE. 10. g.
. 6702. . -2o
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ENJOY THE COMFORTS
OF YOUR OWN APARTMENT m
THE HEDIN HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY
FURNISHED WITH COMPLETE HOs
TEL SERVICES. AD 6060.
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GARAGES

UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices. 1st-class materials; full
sizes, fine workmanship: sample
buildings on yard.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl., IA. $4,000
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef; double
oven; like new. HARRY P. JONES.
1140 18th st. NV. Security Storage.
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef, about ]
VI. old; clean; $50. co; 1871. "a
GAS RANGES. new. used: also coal.
wood and oil ranges; new. used
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma; 1859
GAS RANGES new; used; crsdits On ~,
GENERAToRS-STARTER $3.50 up;
lee. assort; elec. motor repairs: 36th
year. CARTY 1908 14th. NO. O224:
GOLF CLUBS-Spaulding. matched
set, IL irons, 4 woods and covers;
all leather bag. 3 mos. old; sacrifice.
ST. 39l5 -2J
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BRICK BRICK
of brick are available for
immediate delivery. Consult ACE for
all your masonry needs. ACE
WRECKING CO., LU. 10000. --26
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PLANO - Baldwin AcrOsonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-.
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar,
Trand and uprights; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full.blog
action. lifetime durability, Available
"a wide selection Of eye-appeannq
cases in mahogany. walnut hgns
oak. avodite and ebony. -
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoNCA
00k q at MW
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LUMBER-PLYWOOD
SHELVING-DOORS
PANELING-FLOORING
SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY
Open Every Friday Til 0

All Day Sat. and sun.
BUY YOUR SPECIALS NOW
FREE DELIVERY m WASHINGTON.
NEARBY MD. AND VA.
Hobby'a original economy studs. 3 It.
long. 40c ca; 2" dry furfing strips.
Sc it.; special plywood. large 4xS,
$3.49 ea.: beautiful IL" dry pine
shelving. l3c IT,; lovely knotty-pine
paneling. 15c bd. it.; special doors,
SIS ea.; special sash, from SOC e9.;
lx4 dry pine flooring. 12e bd. IT.;
special 1c paint sale; 4xS sheetrock,
S1.76 ea.; l2x12 or 16x16 ceiling
tile. lie so. IT.: insulation OF all
kinds; cement mortar, lime, sand,
used sinks, bathtubs, basins. pipe
cut and threaded.
NEED MONEY FOR HOME REPAIRS?
For your recreation or attic room; no
red tape, no delay. SO mos. 70 pay.
5000 only $6.39 mo.
$500 only $3.50 mo.
$500 only SAYS mo.
$500 only S14.97 mo: -,
Hobby says Build It yourself or I'll
build it for you" save time ana
money; also get your free pamphlet
on ATTIC EXPANSION MADE
EASY. Come In. write or phone Ak.
1900 for free delivery. NOW then
try RoBINSON's, 1889 KENIL-
WORTH AVE. NE. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION and case; Italian; oIn 12o
sacrifice, SlS5. JU. S-4171. -"6
ACCORDION Qtalian). 120 bass.
with case. treble and bass shifts;
$95. , JE. 3-1220. 20
ACCORDION, Hohner. 4S bass; $50.
Call JU. Z -jSl1 after q pm. "a
ADDING MACHINE. sundstrand, cleo
trio. Reconditioned Guaranteed;
500 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
ADDING MACHINES. Burroueh's cal
culator, $45. S26 10th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES (2l, perfect
condition, hand. $35; cleo, $l26.
202S 14th st. NV. -26
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FARM 9 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL, SIS and up; get our
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-457S.
BULLDOZERS for grading. excavating
mates can UN 1888.
FILL DIET, bluestone. top soil. tree
removing. road gravel. sand. haul
ing, grading. 10. 3-6579. IA
50 TONS good bright mixed hay;
corn BY the barrel. DIR. c. J.
LAUGHLN. 81. 2114. ME-. 1884.
FENCE POsTs-Yellow Locust; wen
seasoned; 7-ft. long: any number.
DR.. c. J. LAUGHLIN, GH. 2l14.
ME-. 1884 -27
pioWing, grading. retaining walls,
cement ard hrick work. walk and
driveYays. Hu. 1895: 2f'
Record strains; fruit. nut trees. ber-
ries. shrubs. shade trees. JOHN A.
CREEL. Distr.. FIR 0678- 80
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FlFEI-OOGO
Also used bath tubs. sinks. radiators.
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO.
2l5 L street s.w.; phone DL S001:
spray outfit, S25; Wales
adding msshins;, ssl SlSi SdSSa Allen oslek- s9
PRTNTfNG PRESSES-6x10 for $50.
and IOx15 for $3.50. Both for $3l B.
SH. 1889, mornings and ewes. 80
RADIO, recorder and ampltnsr, 500:
s" Coax speaker, 500 PE.to3 ,i.r dynsso Esdso
mGssl fl,bes ,na ny1Sugs psrts; paint spTayer and
compressor, $40. La. 6-7007 2A
RADIO SPEAKER, Aztec 604-B Du-
plex, mounted in low uaahoeany e9r-
ner horn cabinet; prac. new; Slsos
LO. 5-36f6. 20
RANGE. electric. 1851 keiylnaLod'
brand-neW. never used. 10. $3.50.
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Standard and portable, uN, sas7. q
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MIScGL For SALE (eont. !
RTTTT,DTN(3 MATERIAI

bO111l1lNL MIA j G1t1faA
Now is the fine to buy, We have
seasoned framing. sheathing. moor
ing, doors windsws Sa tit tile ,aSs51 sS1Giing 1nss
and gain. radiator covers. new and
used toilets. basins and bath tubs,
one Bryant gas-heated furnace suit
able for 8 to 10 rms, ike new; sew
eral sectional furnaces In good con
~ COMPLETE LINE Of
GLIDDEN PAINT
Lge. selection of electric shades.
globes. fittings, Ct close-qut prices 1
commercial comm use We a. are continuins
. special on used plaster board at 2
cents per So. it., uncleaned 2x3s at
2 cents lineal it. This is ideal for
partitioning; uo..,,a, ,s nor. .or
as pets sfqfa sn q usaa vss 0a %8re wsssP
ing Job at SAB 18th st. NV. Cat
Kennedy and make your choice di-
Vss hwy ous A Iafq Ascb S coR os Sss s5
BUILDING MATERIALS-Fire es-
capes co .1S' with ladder. steel
sash and I-bean1s. furnaces, oil and
coal, hot-air and steam pipes, fit-
tings all sizes. Lo. 3-7S96. Open
daily, evenings and Sundays. 20
BUILDING MATERIALS
Ace carries a complete stock. OF both
new and used materials. One stop
at Ace takes care Of all your i'm
provement and repair needs.
ACE WRECKING & BLDG. MAT, CO.
HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
CABINET sink, shower stall, comb.
phonograph- radio; Book of Knowl-
edge and Encyclopedia in case. 20.
cAHTccUIiATOR AHTcUIiATOR - Monroe electric;
$50 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
CAMERA K-2o. aerial; sacrifice. 0E.
8942. 9 to s pm.
CAMERA. new zeiss Ikodex IIA-3.5
Tessar; Compur Rapid: $l76 new.
sell $I05. Lu; 4-4137
top Dhoto-m equip; 1-year guar
Trade-ins, Open 9 to 8 tThurs. 81
RE. 2434. Park free,
CASH REGISTERS. National (5l:
small and large machines. CITY
TRADING CO.. 202S 14th st. NV.
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PTNBALL MACHTNES--S1O, $1B and
sos, S237 M st. NV. MI. 26SS. ---2h
PIPE, galvanized. black cast iron, GU!
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS 5000 N
st. NV, 10. 7S0S. WA. 66Ol.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE-one
demonstrator available at reduced
price. SINGER SEWING CENTER
shirlington Shop, Arlington, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

refrigerator. washing
machine. Call Mr.. Nachtwey,
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HEATERS AND SIOVES
New, used. gas. oil. coal. wood. ACME
STOVE. 1011 7th NV. Ma. 6952.
LAW BOOKS-Students should try
us for new and used Law books. Ma
TIONAL Law BOOK CO.. lilo 18th
st. NV. National S455).
Law. % vols. $50. OM. 1881.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Merchants Win
Saturday Game

The West jefferson Merchants
won their Saturday night game
from the Harriston Furnace of
Columbus, 10 to 5, but lost their
League game Sunday afternoon
to Parkers Studio, six to four.
In Saturday nights game bad
luck overlook two of the Mer-
chants men. Keith Lynn went out
in the third inning after he was
hit with a pitched ball. Don
Haynes received injured fingers
in the game. Both were unable to
play Sundays game, though
Haynes was able TO finish Satur-
day night.
The visitors got five runs, five
hits and two errors. Leading hit
ter was Rollenis with two for
four, a triple and a single. Hope
pitched for Harriston's and Roll
merl caught.
The Merchants got ten runs,
IL hits and three errors. Leading
hitters, Fat White, with four fol
four, who also drove in three
runs, Pelphrey and Dale Faust,
each with two for three.
Dale Faust and MCGUIRE pitched
and Bob Haynes caught for the
Merchants.
In Sundays League game,
Parker's Studio winners six to
four, got six runs, eight hits and
seven errors.
Pitching for the winners were,
Smith and VoltZ, with Rudy
catching. Leading hitters were,
Smith with a home run and Rudy
with three for five. The two pitch
ers struck out IL and walked two.
Parkers ended the game with a
double play.
The Merchants got four runs,
seven hits, and made four errors.
Bogenife, starting pitcher was
relieved in the fifth by Paul
for the Merchants.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
CHUCK K0CSIS PUTTERS AROUND
AP Newsfeatlbres


DETROIT-What do you do
when your putting game is off?
Chuck Kocsis, one of the ma
tons leading amateur golfers,
simply switches to another putter.
Chuck can keep switching for
a long time-he owns AZ putters
of almost every breed known to
the golfing world.
When my putting seems sick,
switching to another putter is the
best treatment I've ever found"
says Kocsis, known for his put
ting skill.
i never make up my mind what
putter to use in tournament un-
til it starts. / take along three or
four and sometimes use different
one on each round"
He used light blade putter in
the 1851 National Open and came
In with the low amateur score.
But for the Masters tournament
at Augusta this spring he used
heavy mallet putter. Again he was
low amateur.
His putters include blades, NAL
lets, goose-necks, imports from
Scotland, home made ones, wooden
shafts, steel shafts, aluminium
shafts.
One putter has an ivory inset
from a billiard ball. Another has
a collapsible handle. There is even
one lefthanded putter. Chuck is
righthanded but he was lefty as
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
COM MUNiST BOOKS
DON'T SELL

VIENNA Up - Hungary's Com
munists are unhappy because
workers buy trumpets instead of
books.
The newspaper Magyar Nemzet
reported recently that every ma
tionalized factory has funds set
aside for the purchase of Commun-
ist books and literature. But the
paper complained:
I'm the Soroksar textile works,
they preferred to buy football
equipment. instead of books. Trum-
pets were bought with the funds
of the stocking factory at Poster
zsebet."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
SHOWER GIVEN

Mrs. Ben Meyers and Mrs. Alex
Pelphrey Jr. entertained with a
layette shower for Mrs. Ralph
Ward on Friday, August 1st, at
the home of Mrs. Alex Pelphrey Jr.
Those who attended were: Mrs. w.
H. Jobe, Mrs. Lena Jobe, Mrs.
Merwin Bidwell, Mrs. James Jobe,
Mrs. George Sickle, Mrs. Ernest
Argenbright, Mrs. Snyder Morgan,
Mrs. Willard Jester, Mrs. Jay
Travis and Mrs. Elvin Pelphrey all
of West jefferson; Mrs. Cecil Con-
ley, Mrs. Alex Pelphrey Sr., and
Miss Betty Pelphrey of Galloway;
and Mrs. Elmer Pelphrey of Sum-
merford; Mrs. Sheridan Jobe, who
could not be present sent a gift.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
FEMALE ROYALTY
MAY RETURN

ANKARA, Turkey R-Female
members of Turkeys former i'm
perial family, the Ottomans, in ex-
lie since the revolution after World
War I, may now return to Turkey,
regain Turkish nationality and
make their homes if they wish.
Turkeys Grand National Assem-
bly, recently passed measure
without debate to re-admit women
members of the imperial family
with their husbands and children.
Still barred from Turkey are
male members of the family with
direct claim to the throne of the
sultans.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
-----------------------
SHEIkH LOSES TITLE

DAMASCUS, Syria Rp-As part
of the reform policy of Premier
General FawZi elo, the Syrian
government recently abolished the
title f Sheikh of the Dancing Der
wishes, deprived him of control of
the sect's properties and turned
their mosque into a public hospital
The sheikh headed the remnants
about so members in Damascus
and Aleppo-of the Mawlawi sect
of dervishes (religious fraternities)
which was powerful in Turkey
before its abolition by Kamal
Ataturk, who confiscated its pro-
perties.
Among the Mawlawis, the zikr,
main devotional exercise, consists
of a monotonous chant accompan-
led by a slow, whirling movement
with eyes closed and arms ex-
tended. The ceremony continues
Until the participants lfall into a
cataleptic state.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

words which give secretaries the
most trouble during dictation.
These consonants are characterized
by a continuable sound such as
'th," "f," IS" or ~"
Such words as "freezs," "loath, /"
breath" clothes" and "disburse"
are likely to be confusing to secre-
taries.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

others are good largemouth
waters.
The largemouth is a favorite
game fish for the bait caster and
such live bats as shown above
get more than their share.
This fish also has a wide va.
riety of names in various Sec
tions. He is called a green bass
straw bass, lake bass, grass bass.
Welshman and plenty more such
names.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
DINNER AT TAVERN

The following Past Noble Grands
enjoyed a diner at the Red Brick
Tavern and then went to the Ohio
Theatre in Columbus on Tuesday,
July %. Mrs. Herbert Kell, Mrs.
Albert Engle, Mrs. Harold Siebold,
Mrs. Albert Hockenberry, Mrs.
MerWin Bidwell, Mrs. Evans Ell
lott, Mrs. Richard Hockenberry,
Mrs. Donald Elliott, Mrs. James
Hockenberry, Mrs. Glenn Robin
son, Miss Dessa Mccoy and Mrs.
Orville Rings.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

The largemouth black bass is
stocked in many inland water
fishing spots by the Ohio Wild
life Division.
Around the lily pads in such
lakes as Pine Lake near Youngs-
town, Nimisila Reservoir near
Akron, Leesville and Piedmont
Lakes in the Muskingum cham,
Indian Lake, Buckeye L X e,
Loramie Lake near Sidney, and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Sof+baII Scores

In the West jefferson Summer
Softball League Tuesday, July %,
the scores were:
LITTLE LEAGUE: Mellott's 9,
Dairy Queen z.
MIDDLE LEAGUE: Ann and
Tony's II, RAIDER z.
BIG LEAGUE: Parsons z, STRAIT
ton l.
The scores Thursday, July 81,
were:
LITTLE LEAGUE: Webb 13,
Blauser z.
MIDDLE LEAGUE: Elliott 20,
I.O.OF. 8.
BIG LEAGUE: Loveless II,
Hays 2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
RAllROADER RAISES
ANIMALS

LONG BEACH, Calf. PD-Re-
tired railroader George Russell,
79, has gone into the animal busi-
ness.
On his acre of land, Russell
raises turtles, pheasants, squirrels
peacocks and even raccoon
Many of the animals were given
to the former railroad man by
friends.
The raccoon, Tootsie came to
the Russell backyard after a friend
wife said she couldn't live in the
same apartment with it.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
ASSIGNED OVERSEAS

Cpl. William Crabbe, Mt Sterl-
ing, is being sent overseas with a
group of men from the 37th Di-
vision at Camp Polk, louisiana. it
was announced Wednesday. Crabbe
will be sent either to Europe or
the far East.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
BIRTHDAY PARTY

A party celebrated the seventh
birthday of Gary Pelphrey on
August End, at his home. Those
who were there were: Billy and
John Robinson, Stevie Johnson,
Carol Collins, Brenda Morgan,
Larry OHara, Loren Jester, Lar
ry Pelphrey, Terry and Tommy
Pelphrey, Marjorie Sickle, Eileen
Travis, Tommy Meyers, Sharon
Kay Shepard, Larry and Jerry
Ball, Mrs. Elvin Pelphrey, Mrs.
Elmer Pelphrey, and Mrs. George
Sickle.
Prizes were won by Sharon
Kay Shepard and Larry O'Hara
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
KINDERGARTEN KIDS COUNT

ST. PAUL, MINI. Up Are
kindergarten children one-haif a.
pupil each or one-quarter2 Mime.
sofa Education Commissioner Dean
M. Schweikhard asked this ques-
tion of state Attorney General
Burnquist when it came to deter
mining a basis for computing tax
levies.
The attorney general ruled
each kindergarten pupil attending
halliday sessions throughout the
school year constitutes one-half
pupil unit"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS

Paul Faust, leading hitter got
two for five. The Merchants got
a double play in the eighth.
The Merchants will play the
Beulah Jockey Club Team leaders
in the Heart of Ohio League at
West Jefferson Saturday night.
The Merchants will go to Co
lumbus Sunday to play the last
game in the Sunday Afternoon
Amateur League with Upper
Arlington.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
POTATOES BUT NO roPs

CENTRALIA, Ill. Up The
potato shortage made Ben Buch-
holz worry about the many vacant
spaces in his potato patch. He dug
down to see why his seed had not
sent up plants He found many
potatoes as large as hen eggs.
Now he's wondering if new top
less potato has been developed by
quirk of nature.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
PLAN DISPLAY
SOME CoNSoNANTS WORRY
SECRETARIES

NEW YORK P,-If you would
like to be considered an ideal boss
by your secretary, you S h u d
avoid slurring the spirants and
fricative consonants when debating
Alexander L. Shelf, director of
the Speedwriting Institute, says
such consonants are apt to be in
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
BROTHER OF LONDON
TEACHER SUCCUMBS

Frank John Macino, the brother
of Mrs, Mary DelTedesco, London
High School commercial teacher,
2737 Azelda Avenue, Columbus,
died this week. Funeral services
Saturday at the St Augustine
Church, Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05

a child and switches back for an
occasional game.
Chuck, 38 now, was Bib Ten
champ, National Collegiate champ
and twice member of Walker
Cup teams. He won six Michigan
amateur titles and three Michigan
Open crowns, two vistories coming
while still in high school.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
GUESTS IN CLEVELAND

Miss Catherine Sickle and Mr..
"Chesty" Smith are spending few
days in Cleveland as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kent and son,
Jeff.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
Standings

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson, r.
r. 4, London, announce the birth
of a son Wednesday at Mercy
Crest Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. Elwood Grove, Liberty ST.,
is in White Cross Hospital, room
Isl, for observation and treatment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-08-05
An NEWS
JOLLY RANGERS AZ CLUB

The July meetings of the jolly
Rangers Ali club were held at the
homes of Anna Marie Redenour
and Carol Gillenwaters. Both
meetings were opened by saying
the club pledge. At Anna Maries,
our projects were discussed and
worked upon, and lot of sewing
done.
At the next meeting more at
tention was given to planning
float to be entered in the Fish Fry
Parade on August 1st and parts
were given for the play which will
be given in the near future.
After the business meetings, rec
reation and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Club reporter
Judy Beatty
3-H Al CLUB
The 3-H All Club held their
ninth meeting at the home of Bar
bara Davis. The date, August %,
was set for the tour of the Kroger
Baking Company, in Columbus. A
demonstration was given by Eve
lyn Smith and Barbara Davis on
making frostings. Project books
were checked by Mrs. Lohr, the
leader, and the assistant leader,
Mrs. A. Barr. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Evelyn Smith.
Club reporter
Kay Cameron
DARBY VALLEY CLUB
The eighth meeting of the Darby
Valley All Club was held at the
home of Helen Elliott, July 81.
Four of the clubs members are
going to camp, and three are going
to the Palm City Fair. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Elliott.
The next meeting will be August
II at the home of Lester and Don
aid Denton.
Club reporter
Lester Denton
PLAN DISPLAY
The Handy Mandy All Club had
its tenth meeting Thursday, July
81, at the home of Lucky Collier
Joy Dillon, safety leader, saw that
there were two stop signs erected
in Plumwood. In the business
meeting a display for the Madison
County Fair was decided upon. II
was moved that the club members
have physical check-ups. Janet
Wilson and Lucky Collier gave
demonstrations.
Club reporter
Diane Spachner
Evening star., 1952-05-14
BOATS
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES; WV (2). 700 or 7.eO-15:
(2). 6.OO-16 Goodyear premiums; |;
hospital vet. will sac. for below list.
ST. 74S7. IA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ohpS II J, 1880; S as low as s. sl3;so as, week:
9Ss, 2-doors. 4-doors; all traded on
ana aeS2 h Oily mostis al faSSaGDeGf SaS Gus
TINE-NICHoLsoN; cheysolet-olds-
BALTIC. ave. Hyattsville. Md.
PACKARD 1850 4-dr.; Ultramatic
drive. r.. h.. new tires. 6erviceman
must sell; S1,395. Call TIE. o7sl.
PACKARD 1912 de luxe Clipper sed.;
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
PACKARD 1s4s; r.. h.. overdriye:
SoToMAe f!saS a:lss &oroR 5Rd SALES 2s 1ios Oss: Ps
PACKARD l949 4-dr. sedan; attrac-
tive. yellow finish; equip. with r. and
h; A dns auto at q bargain price.
3@SsSo Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. ia.
PACKARD 1851 1900" 4-dr.: Ultra
matte. r. h.. seat covers, dark blue.
Wv: tires: pvt. owner; S2.l25.
EN- m 1858 after 8 pm: -l6
0Se4aaRs %sss1nisa ssss sGsnd,en eSHsa: 1915 % %M
PACKARD 81 "40O"; $4,000: Ultra
matte drive. Gen: non-skid tires.
r, h., slip covers; peri. cond.: owner
unable to drive. EN-. 7047. III
PLYMOUTH Al coupe; r. and h.
newly painted; $4,000 miles; Dodge
tires: % sss5: Gree Greenbelt l2Si. UY4 III
PLYMOUTH 1941 special de luxe
cpe.; r. and h.: rear seat; $3.50 or
best offer ST. 4539. Ext. 13; after
80: AID: 373a.. lie
Reasonable terms. Good transports.
ton. Phone Ii. 4-524O. 16'
Evening star., 1952-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Franehised Dealer, AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan sport
sedan; green finish; equipped with
". tires. electric windows: low mile
feet; 1896: VAN MOTORS. aso1
,INGoI,N i 81 nv. ,asI st. 77ss. ross Wv tive,
s2o-15. sH: 4sse. after Z pm.
LINCOLN 1851 Capri" hardtop con-
vertible; blue finish. r. h.. Hydra
Matte. WV. tires. electric windows:
originally cost over 81. 900; condition
Eise' { st. NV: sSS'si ST. 74S z7ss. MOTORS Szo'
car. $1,395. Why pay more? 1929
dn. It pays to see Wash.'S Larg-
est Non -Franchised Dealer. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bla-
LfScoINs fs9sDI,s is47 Nai Custom club coupe;
radio. heater; white-wall tires. Ex-
cellent condition. Looks and drives
like 1850 model; SS95; terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
MERCURY 81 6-pass. cl. cpe.. a quail.
dn. It pays to see Wash.'s Larg-
est Non-Franchised Dealer. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
densburg Rd.
MERCURY AT 4-dr. sedan; $500 a
week; here's q real sturdy. economi-
dio, heater. dual-range defrosters;
special this week end. only S799.
LUST1NE-NICHOL Chevrolet
Oldsmoble Dealer (WA. 72O5). $500
BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsville. Md.