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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

Rock Harbor. $500 CHS house:
George K. Nash, 1000 CHS hoalse,
Marathon. Raymond c. RAIN, 81
gar Loaf Key. 500, frame house;
Frank Jory, Jr., 500, frame
house: Charles Ryan, Plantation
Key. 500 additional room to
house;
Harry Peterson. Marathon b
building . $4,000 addition to his
shop; G. w. Pearce. 5000 building
CHS shop; Colin Spaight. Sugar
Loaf Key, 500 additional porch 70
frame residence:
Key Large Anglers Club .
spsndlno Slo.iJS fsr . COS en-
ployos' bulldlMs. The club b alse
Taroosins sso bvlldlnes % .
eoss o. $1,see.
Burton K. Davidson, lslamorada
lis building q 1850 storerOora d
CHS at Islamorada. John D,
Clarke Is spending $500 on . porch,
Gordon Price, Tayernier u re-
pairing and adding 10 his frame
residence at Q cost Of $500.
Mahlon Adams Is building ~
IS1l, $50 CHS house ct Lower Mate
cumbe Key. Lewis Moore Is build
ling q 1900 addition In Islamora'
da.
Eddie Sweeting Is moving
frame office and repairing II ct {
cost Of $500. Arthur Linden Il hav'
ling Giffen industries do some Re-
roofing in Islamorada at Z cost d
I$15O. Arthur Beard Marathon. i
building 4 $500 CHS house IN Mar.
athon. Harold Clarke il building
two CHS homes In Marathon ut
cost Of 81, 600.
| G. L. Bishop Is building . $40,
500 CHS duplex house In Marathon
MRS. Kathleen Andrew, Narratives
lis moving and repairing . frame
residence at . cost Of $500.
i ]. E. Dempster Il building /
I$A,sOO CHS house at Rock HarboI
ON the Keys. DR.. Paul w. Landrun
iJr., moved and repaired . fram'
residence on Stock Island at 4 COS
lof $500. william H. Angeman
Rock Harbor, Is adding . $500
ICBS room to his house.
j c. A. Van CIeave is building i
$1,000 CHS house ct Lower Mate
Icumbe.
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Numerous Permanent Homes
On Keys Contradict Picture
OF Weekend Cottages Only
D SUSAN lGeAvoY. Rsal Estate Editor

u
The steady Increase dollar value Of construction
Of permanent homes and motels the Keys complete
refutation of article in Miami paper last Sunday
stating that weekend cottages being thrown up has
y County Building Inspector Jesse Stone declared To-
day.
June building permits on the Keys hit an all time
hir reaching $35ll46 Sone announced. And be point
ed out expensive, year round homes are being built py
the Dozen One small house being built by physician
and his wife is costing 900 though contains only
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18

357 square feet Of space.
Mansions are going up On Broad
Key, Marathon and elsewhere on
the Keys.
- wenf call h . BEEN, Be.
cause Whist Is soins ~ Is Per.
msnoas housing fos people who
are soino 70 spend tssir ilves on
Ssss Keys" SIons said.
II addition to the month by
month increase in dollar volume Of
home building, vast expansion In
Accommodations for tourists Is TAX
Ing place.
One example Is the $13l, SO per.
NIT taken out In Juae by Bucca.
neer Lodge, Marathon. This firm
is putting up Is CHS cottages, with
contract awarded to c. c. Teeft
Halt ) da1on small henses 81
SS.7oo eseh are beins auilt ~ .
fetal cost o. $3I.ea0 by HaFboE
Shores, Inc. o. Roek HsFbeT.
'sThovgh the fetal In permits
last monsh was $3sls ~. he &c.
suai value o. construction geino
- IL q Ioass $50. 80 fer Ire
monak o. JUne." Slens said.
"YeU sec, We estimate HE eoss
Il Z
q hUildlng permits ~ SO per
square feet. That u Und0rvalU.
Inc IN many cases. Fer example
On That small heuss which ls
! cossing $e,ooo 10 build, We Issued
. paEmlf for enlY $31so. 10
stick TO eur scale oF prices. Act.
ualIy HE house viii eess $500.
That sisvailen d repeated W and
dewn Tho Keys
Other permits issued by Slonl
during the month Of June we're q
follows:
Luther Waring, Sugar Loaf Key
Isl 900, frame residence; A. F
IMende, Mandalay, Key Largo, add
lition to house, $500; William v
billings, Conch Key, $500, Id
porch; Alfred Zanetti, Islamorads
Isl ,28O, CHS residence; Eddi
ISweetine, 1900, CHS residence |
Islamorada; w. L. OMAR, Jr
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dent Engineer. Corps Of Engineers,
foot Of Collins Avenue, Miami
Beach, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-18
OUNTY BUILDING VOLUME HITS PEAK
IDELAYED APPEARANcE

HOBBS. N. n, ILL Francis
Cassidy has = good memory hen
answer summons he cot Thurs.
day for overparking.
II orders him to appear In Munie-
ipal Court July Is, 1857.
Evening star., 1953-12-20

Just in time for the holidays! Glistenine c
gloss in generous size bowl, IodIe and 8 E
Sove So on your "Chrstnos Cheer" porty!
fovorite-friend gift!
L0nSburghS-GLASSWAR
Evening star., 1953-12-20

Plastic KozY Nook E1aSsock
Reinforced vinyI oreonsol. plostic
Ideo for TV or os kiddies bench ~
Antique white, chortreuse. red.
green, grey
rghs-HASSOCKS-Fourth Floor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01

RENT. A CUB TRACTOR-If you
can drive car, you can run Farm
all Cub. Through our rental system
you can use modern equipment to
plow gardens, Gut weeds, disc or har-
row gardens, grade roads, level yards,
haul loads or load dirt. C. F. Mis-
wander and Son, Bluffton, Phone
126-W. tt
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PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Excellent Modern Small Home in
Pandora.
A profitable business in Pandora with
wonderful long record for service.
Two farms-one "a acres, and one
40 acres, near Pandora.
A good store in Ottawa with growing
business. Priced right.
A good residence in Ottawa. Well
located and priced right.
A farm of 120 acres near Pandora.
Fine land and good buildings.
One farm of 20 acres in Hardin
County. Priced to sell.
Farm of 48 acres in Hardin County.
Farm of 113hA, Groveport, Ohio.
Priced to sell.
/ Acre located in Pandora, O., with
good garage. A fine building loca-
ton.
HATFIELD REALTY
Pandora, Ohio
Clyde Warren {. Y. Jones
Phone 546-R Phone l58
Bluffton, Ohio Pandora, Ohio
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mond Theis of Tiffin; Miss Noami
Spallinger, Mr. and Mrs. George
Theis and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald TurneA-and son Douglas of
Avon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebgene Kohl and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Reichenbach and children spent Sun
day evening witb Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
ram Reichenback. Tuesday evening
callers were Nj. and Mrs. Andy
Hochstettlers AID Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Zimmerman.
World Wide Communion will be
observed at Pleasant Hill Sunday.
WSCS of Pleasant Hill will enter
tain the Blufftonf Methodist WSCS
Thursday evening, Oct. 18th at the
church.
Miss Esther keichenbach is teach
ing at the RaYson school this year,
having formerly taught at Beaver
dam.
Mr.. and MIS-. Mack Andrews and
family ATTENDED a family reunion at
the home of Amos Reichenbach in
honor of his 10th birthday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Winston Jennings
and sons were Monday evening sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Jennings, the occasion being Mrs.
Winston Jenninds s. birthday.
Mrs. Edith lowell, Bluffton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Scoles of
Loveland, COZ called on Mr.. and
Mrs. K. K. Hbber Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Nrs. Wayne Zimmerman
and childret and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Frabtz and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Bell and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Huber have
returned from a two weeks wedding
trip to New York City and Pocono
II
Billy Herr isl better at this writ
ing. He has missed two weeks of
school on accohnt of illness.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. S. Jennings, Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. Gratz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cloyce Ernest and sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry HUBER and daughter
Mae We're Sunday. afternoon visitors
/ of Mr.. and Mry. Lawrence Jennings
and Mr.. and Mrs. Huber Jennings
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hartman. and
Mr.. and Mrs Karl Huber attended
Homecoming lat Rockport Methodist
church Sunday. a
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LAND CLEARING, bulldozing,
dynamiting service, equipped for
quick, economical work. Free esti-
mates. Mack I. Long Co., 1045 E..
Wayne, Lima. Phone 25623. If
RADIO, TV REPAIRS-Expert
workmanship, prompt service. Phone
Beach Radio & TV Service, Bluffton,
268-G. If
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H. A. HAHN
Plumbing & Heating
New installation and Repairs
Rt. /, Bluffton, Phone 237-W
Goulds Pumps and Water Systems
Installed and Serviced

RE-UPHOLSTERING - Have your
chair or living room suite recovered.
Hundreds of samples to choose from.
Murray Upholstering Shop. If
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LO S T FOUND
BLUFFTN LOCALS

Mr.. and M1f Alvin Lehman of
Pandora wereA visitors Wednesday
afternoon of last week at the home
of Mrs. willf Lightner. On
Sunday Mrs. E. Miller and daugh-
ter, Faith, and fIrs. Maggie Steiner
of Pandora, calIkd on Mrs. Lightner.
Robert StaltAs and daughters
Theresa and Deborah, are visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Harley Steiner at their
home on Spring Street. Mr.. Stalter
is now a civilianf instructor in pho
Biography at Lowry Arb at Denver,
Colo. He servah with the air force
for three yearS from 1916 to 194S.
While in Blufftpn, Mr.. Stalter lived
with his GRANDPARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stalter on Riley street and
later on High stYeet.
Mrs. L. F. Bahmgartner of Mish-
awaka, Ind, an her daughter and
family, Mr. AID Mrs. Geo. Swank,
spent two weel in Bluffton visiting
with Mrs. Ross sBogart, A. L. Baum
gartners, Geo. Swanks and other rel
atives.
The Primary Department of the
Methodist church held a wiener
roast at the home of Myron/ bitter
and family lastlyednesday kveking.
A good time was had by aim n
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hsb ID
Findlay, Mr.. anf Mrs. RichatS i kpai-
linger of BeaYerdam, Mrs. Millard
Basinger, Miss Melita Basinger
Mrs. Naomi Hlrkholder and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Snallinger of Columbus
Grove, spent Sunday at the home Of
Chancey Spallinger near Lafayette.
Lloyd Allen Schick of Ada, Dennis
and Gale Spallitger, Mrs. Donald
Spaliinger and | Patty attended g
birthday dinnerI for Roger Schick
Sunday.
A/2c Donald ISpallinger is station.
ed in the Philippines now.
John Stultz, P-year-old grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Stultz, suffer
ed lacerations Above the right ey,
and on the right hand when he wa.
hit by an auto while riding a bicycle
in Findlay Wednesday of last week
John is the sonIof Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Stultz of FindlSy.
Shirley Derrnger, who is enrollec
as a Freshman at Heidelberg Col
lege, Tiffin, sbent the week end a
the home of her parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Carl Derringer.
Mrs. Corda Del bril- entertained thi
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Howar
Scoles of Lovelaild, Colo, and Nh
and Mrs. Chestsr Henry of Colum
bus, Ohio.
Mrs. Laura Harvey of Lima, an
daughter, MRS. Cecilia Decker o
Detroit, Michigan, visited Miss Alic,
Ludwig of Poplar street on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tesla Stearns of AL
n
pena, Michigan, ARE spending sever
al days with MI. and Mrs. Ralph
Stearns on Spri4g street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Cox and famil!
of Maumee, visf ted with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. calvin stettler, Satur
day.
Visitors in fhe community durin,
the past week. included Paul Rutl
and Miss Marjorie Wiens who spen
Tuesday nigha with DR.. and Mrs
Delbert Gratz. Mr.. Ruth, European
director of the Menno Travel Serv
ice with head quarters in Amster
dam, HOLLAND, is on leave for 81,
1 months durinfy which tipoa ba nv
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PAGE SEVEN

Rodney jennings is attending
Texas Westexn College at Ell Paso.
He has been egployed at the Ma
tional Cash Rfgister Co. since last
June. He is staying with his sister,
Miss Dorothy Jennings. He reports
full schedulf of 10 semester hours
and l of a class of 500.
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NOTICE oNfFILrNG INVENTORY

Case No. 2S2S2
Estate of EvaJene M. Hedges, deceased.
The State of Ohio, Allen County.
Probate Court
To SurvivingA Spouse, If any next of kin /:
benefciaries under the will attorneys repre-
senting any of the aforementioned persons.
You are hereby notifed that on the goth
day of August A. u. ls53 an Inventory and
Appraisement of tie estate of Evalene M
Hedges. deceased. lRte of Allen County, WAS
filed in this Court
Said Inventory end Appraisement win be
for hearing before this Court on the goth
day of October. 1853. at I0:0O o'clock. A. NJ
Any person desring TO file exceptions to
said Inventory must file them at least five
days prior to thf day set for hearing.
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN,
Probate Judge
By LOUIS +. BROWN. Deputy Clerk
Sent Oct 4
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Pleasant Hill

Mr. and Mrsl Lysle Niswander
and children visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Zimmerman add family Satur-
day evening.
Andrew StaufferI called on Mrs.
Lille Fett and Mi4 Nellie Huber on
Tuesday evening.
Sunday dinner quests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stralton were Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Badertscher and son,
Wallace, Mrs. Norris Garmatter and
son, all of Pandora; and Miss Mary
Hitchcock of Columbus Grove.
Mr.. and MIt. Lowell Weaver and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kel-
Ter and childreA of Lima, spent Sun
day evening VITA Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Weaver.
Mrs. Lille Fett and Miss Nellie
Huber were Tuesday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert HISS of Findlay.
Mrs. Mabel jennings spent all day
Wednesday with hfr mother, Mrs.
Margaret Flemingfof Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rky Watt were Sun
day dinner guesf of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winston Jennings and sons. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Matt and children
called in the afternoon.
Recent callerS of Mr. and Mrs. Ly-
man Barnes ana Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Theis werd Miss Marie Turner
and Bob KisneH of Cleveland; Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Morrison and daugh-
ters of Ada; Mrs. Grace Andrews,
Mrs. Mary Brown and daughter
Brenda of Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
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APARTMENT or OFFICE space
on ground floor, four rooms. Phone
120-Y.
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THREE ROOM APARTMENT. Ed
Chamberlain. Phone 304-W or 304-Y.
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pTTsINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ESTABLISHED SEED STORE,
complete with nationally advertised
supplies and equipment. Ideal for
one who wants part-time work, or in
connection with present business.
Will sell on account of full time job.
No information given by phone.
Terms reasonable. Kermit Herr, 123
South Lawn Avenue, Bluffton, Ohio.
After p. m. evenings.
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FoR rem T

= u Il e N
APARTMENTS rooms, inquire
121 Thurman ST., Phone 247-W. If
APARTMENT located on 1913
Cherry street, inquire 225-W, Meyer
Refrigeration, Hutton.
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poets to barry Mss Wiens. They
will returA to Apkterdam early next
sYyng,l ~
IMr. ind Mrs. 4 Hairy Bonser of
Martins Creek, Pa, visited several
days over the week end with DIR. and
Mrs. /. w. Baqpnan. Ma. Bonser is
Mrs. Bauman's brsther.
Mr. and MRS. Alvin |shetler. of
Goshen, Ind, pahsnts| Of Luther
4stlS of this cdmhunity, were
| Weekend gaestsfat the home of their
h hson and family.
' Mrs. Eliza Huff, Mrs. Alberta Huff
of Modesto. Calf, Mrs. Helen Gra-
ham and son Larry of Petersburg,
Indiana are house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. d. Williamson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade MarShall while visiting
other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Swank and
family returned Ito their home in
Sanford, FloridaS on Tuesday, Sept
90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Warren spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting il
eastern Ohio. On Saturday night
they attended the exciting football
game in which Heidelberg college
and Muskingum fled 12 to IL at New
| Concord.
Basinger ambulance removals
Mrs. Lawrence Duffman from tn,
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Miller, to the Lima Memoria
hospital; Dan Niswander from tn
Findlay hospital to the Bluffton hos
pital; Mrs. Lewis Gossard from tn
| home of Merle Eossard on the Dixi
! highway to the Bluffton hospital.
Diller ambulance removal - Mrs
Daisy Adams from her home to
Bluffton Community hospital.
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SERVICES OFFERED
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-01

iTWO-PIECE BURGANDY velvet
living-room suite, 9x12 green rug.
14O N. Jackson st.
USED HOT AIR FURNACE. %"
size fire pot. Good condition. Godfrey
Bigler. 207 North Main.
BUDDED AND BLOOMIN G
CHRYSANTHEMUM plants. SOC per
plant. See them at Kermit Herr's,
1913 S. Lawn Ave-, after p. m.
OVEN DRESSED CHICKENS, Az
pounds and up. Lloyd Van Meter,
Pandora. Phone 4-P. N-27
WELSH DOODLE BUGGY (car-
riage, bassinet, or travelling bed),
like new. Phone 636-W.
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HATFIELD REALTY
Pandora, Ohio
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Large Modern House Trailer, with
Aluminium Cabana attached. Shower,
stool, electric water heater & refrig-
orator, stainless steel sink, tile floors,
ETC., ETC., located in Trailer Park for
modern trailers only, near Sarasota,
Fla. Buy from owner and save S S S
We built home in Florida, reason for
selling.
WAYNE E. PUTNAM
P. o. Alger, Ohio. Phone Kenton,
Ohio 41660
Evening star., 1953-11-15

HEATER, oil. Coleman: any reason
able offer. Poplar 2-315S.
HEATERS, Monel Metal, new gas
water heaters THOMAS Z. CLARK.
INC, WO. 6-7122. -15
HIDE-A-BED, Simmons. with slip
cover; good condition; $3.50. Can
HIDE-A-BED, Simmons. oversize
wine color; excel. cond.; S100. Ju.
$3.50. -15
lHIDE-A-BED, modern. Simmons
Beautyrest mattress; cost $3.50. sell
5000. WO. 6-9026. -15
HIGH CHAIR, Thayer. upholstered,
new cond., $3.50; also training
seat. IA. 1884. after 10 am.
HOME CANNED FRUIT for sale; also
miscellaneous articles, furniture. etc.
Tel. AID. 2-A352 after z pm.
HOSPITAL BED, like new, adjustable,
S25. GICHNER SURPLUS, 2513 M
st. NV. EX. 3-3527.
HOT WATER HEATER, electric.
Toastmaster. 81 gal, 10-yr. guaran-
tee. new, in original carton. Ever
green 4-72OS.
INSULATION, storm sash. combina-
ton doors. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia.
4-1234. RUCKER LUMBER.
IRoNER-Elec. Kenmore, de luxe;
excellent cond.; $75. HA. 2-S1OS.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore, good
cond. $50; studio couch. SIS. AP.
wAsHiNG MACHINE, General Elec-
tric washer; Excellent conditi0on. il0n.
WASHING MACHINE, Thor semi
automatic. yrs. perfect condition.
SS5 or best offer. KI. S-0105;
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore, de
luxe. wringer type, automatic timer,
used 6 mos. SIS. 4012 14th st. ne.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, semi
auto. $50. JU. 5-1405. lis
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix Gyro-
bolting. UN. 4-0S74. lis
MAaans 3 yrs. oiSi EN-. Eisl4 sl4sasl Sris' Wa''n'
WATCHMAKER'S TOOLS for sale.
reasonable. at 741 Aspen st. n W.
WAFER HEATER. gas. so-gal.. new,
stial S.a74a i1 crates lo-yr. guarantee. 20.
WELDiNG MACHINE -15o amp.
machinists' precision tools. power
hack nae. saw, Jig saw soannd and "a h.p.
WHEEIcHAiR, collapsi6ie: reas. 10,
WHEELCHAIR, new, used 3 weeks;
e21 excellent condition. Price $50.
wHEELcfa1AHfiR. Everett & JenninSs; hS
cond. Cost, Sos. .es 4 real dAf bargain gain
for S125. NO. 7-57S6. --i5
WHITE ELEPHANTS for sale or
trade. today and evenings all next
week About rs miscellaneous items.
Trade. what you don't want for
something you do want. WA. 7-6103.
40lO Cottage Terrace. cottage
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPAEDIA, or
encyclopaedia Americana. Must be
woMTSs sToES. size A sssA and sA
FT' f'ni TlSSSLN@Ds5oS asS d; s7Ss discount on de-
sirable crypts in Ft. Lincoln Mauso-
leum. Change Of location of resi-
enis Martinuk 1ss IS ae out net Of town USsPo Po
see crypts call MR.. COLLINS, uN.
FREE DELIVERY. Bendix Econo9at
sSGs D0PsaDe cO1atSR %nsbsa ~ s5 PdaFseEIB aanShG
80 81 LoGbs Gnll f9 FIJI s"SSRG SfRfvic Ma Mass
ave, and Reno I'd. Call Monday, oV
81 Ss-tSS7i oSsciLLosCopE, new. s45: VIZ VIM
$25 multimeter, $50. Phone Ii
K-22. S. AND w. TARGET PISTOL
excel; custom grips, $50. JU
| 9-7473.
ESTATE ITEMS - Mans stainless
Rollex Oyster watch, S4S: AMIN
Zenith radio. S2S; dinner ring, Ia
dies, $75; Royal deluxe port. type
writer. $40. EN-. 3-S752
TO SETTLE ESTATE Assortment
of jewelry. furniture. camera and
other valuables. ia. 2-71S2.
JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS. over
i S175 worth of Lionel o-gauge equip.
I incl. lge. transformer, switches. ply
1 wood board. extra track and cars
i $50. Call KE. S-6665.
ALL LOANS 10 per month. Advances
on diamonds, jewelry. silverware,
stamps. furs, typewriters. binoculars,
pawn tickets and other personal
belongings. Tickets given, L1VINGS-
TON g. CO., 1923 H st. NV, Wash
ington's only legal loan Office. ME-
S-526S. Open to 6 pm. daily.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

EEFSR 4essaRsDs seaJs 5x sxsssnt s46s condition
adjustable shelves, 2 hydrators;
holds 20 lbs. frozen food, 8 ice trays.
peri; cond. Cali OIL, 6-751s. -15
Ss IT. .f-41S5. @15
REFGR., coldspot. excel, e9nd,i s s.,
storage charges, only $50. LION
pNAAd!RE pWNAAdR!REEEousE. 400 N X. Z: ave; 600 nv: .S:
suaTant:eds gas deiEsred aRs SIZE BLoGk
REFGR., Frigidaire, Gu. it,, with
new motor; dinette set. cEild's To-
in tricycle.: reas. AP. 7-2541. --15
REFGR;, GE. excel. cond.. S65; diyan
ssss sna sns'ie of 6u sst eeS before SS9 d56 HH
am; or after 8 pm. MRS. STR D.
RIftGR.-FREEzER COMB. - IulSu-
it.. Philco 2 door. 1852. excel. cond. :
orig orig. cost cost s4$9. ] sacrifice .a5 $3.50 or
REFGR.-Philco; mahog. bed. Beauty
all or best offer. LU. 1-5150
REFGR.. late model Frigidaire 7 Gu,
f.. soS good sG1 s91d., $50: lse porcelain
REFLE@saSase Iii f4s Vase 'A s5o-sooo, G6Gt VIZ Wit h
Weaver 4-power scope and carrying
aggaos bag; practically new. Warfield
RiFLE@.a7o caliber Sportsman Spec.
New $3.50, quick sale Sl45. Try out.
RIFLEE766 Rem. ao-oe K4 scope.
Redfield mount S135. HA. 2-S0tj9.
RIFLES, Krag, 30-40; Enfield. 3O-O6
and others. S25 to $65. Also actions.
RIFLE, 1905. Springfield modified
snort hV SadOnUtHk SIGHTS
lambs wool case. shells, excel. cond.
RIFLE. Manlicher schoenaur, go.
with 4 power Hensoldt scope. Never
fired. S215. JA. 2-4051. -15
RIFLE. s nm. Mauser sporterized
checkered stock. Nearly new. Beaut
SIS. Crescent 573-JX -15
RIFLES. fine Mauser, model '9S 8
nm, hunting rifles. Ammunition incl
Inspection invited Best offer. OIL
RUGs@Winter and summer. 9x12,
misc. RA. 6-07SI.
RUG--oriental type. ex12. $50; Ak
minister rug. 9XI2. $50; mahogany
tabies sai cna al paintings mOd and pictares def9rs
24d1dI goth st. NV, Apt. @, DE.
RUGS-a all wool, ox12. gray back
ground Like new: sacrifice $50
each. Misc. RA; 3-1221.
excel. cOnd,. S110. RA. S:S7s5;,
ly worn, SI2. EN-. 3-O669.
RUG--Royal Herman, 1921, brand
new; Bedroom suite, living room
furniture. Gin. power. saw. 9033
n @Georgia p@ aye; Silver Spring, Md.
sase' s@aas5eSl' g. 9ki2 4-a57i Excellent condition fs
RUGS-Good cond., 9x12 rose broad
loom, Sx10 Amer. oriental, 12x14
RTG naEo0R Ras SgOsdo19 edSTsd voo TU S4isS bsS.d
!Ssn ss51 fRf EM. Paa sass5: sa5$xl'' peri 9s cpd
RUGS-Gorgeous Chinese 9x12 and
smaller; also 71ax11 Oriental: sac.
Less than "a price. XII. S-SS21.
RUG. ex12 Chinese Oriental. Peking
blue, embossed design: two 2Hax4
matching design. KE. S-61S5.. -15
RUG. Wilton, 12x12. Rose beige. 4
vii! sacrince. TIE. 6-173o. Wi5
Reduced prices. Open til 9 pm.
RUGS-one 8h2x11 it., American
Oriental; one 4x6 it,. three 26 in.
6 It. Ali All excel. ell cond. JU. 5--9D6i9s.
.RUGS-Gray broadloom twist, Sx1O
and two 3x6; sos. ia. 9-5495.
RUGS, lamps, round and teakwood
tables. antique dishes, vases, break
fast set, studio couch. LO. 5-1165.
RUGS, Am. Oriental, KaraStan, 9x12,
medallion center, like new; fraction
of new cost, EN-. 2-2OSs.
RUGS-10X14, gen. Oriental, SarouK,
peri. cond., silky finish; must sell.
Party leaving town. Also broadloom,
scatter size. and runners. EN-. B.
1853.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS man. $12 per day;
2 man, $15 per day. RENTAL
TOOLS g. EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6SS1.
AND FuRNiTHRE CO, 622 : st NV
Ma 2-4O94
PIANO, small grand or upright, reas.,
good cond., from pvt. party only.
DE; 2.7310. Ext: 15, Mon. 10 to 5.
cribs; strollers; scales; tape record
erS. many other items. Delivered.
SERVICE RENTALS CO.. JU. g.
1886. If no answer, ia. 9-2S47.
RENTAL-CHAIN SAWS
POST HOLE DIGGERs AND PUMPS
All McCulloch Gasoline Engines
l-Man Saws, S12 Per Day
Oman Saws, SIS Per Day
Sales and Service
POTTER EQUIPMENT CO.. INC.
1850 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
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