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Evening star., 1953-10-25

DISHWASHER westinghouse cleo.
Sink, new. never used. o real bar.
gain. 100 s. Hudson ST.. Arl. Phone
IA. S-S413. --26
DISHWASHERS, brand-new GB,
EX. 3-45o0. 9 to 5. JE. 2-470O
ewes. or Sun. -26
DISHWASHER, Sears automatic.
never been used, in original carton;
S175 cash. JU. 9-3930. -25
DISHWASHER - Roll-a-way, compl.
auto, hooks to faucets, new cond.,
new pump, timer. motor, 90 days
service guaranteed $3.50. Owner
moving. OIL. 4-2946. go
of custom made doors.
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WOODWORKING & LUMBER CO.,
ia. 5-6122.
DOORS, overhead; four. 1Oxo, $40
each; two 10x10, $50 each; .LO.
5-0Q0N
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUILDING
MATERIALS

We have available now a tre-
mendous quantity of FINE
QUALITY LUMBER and
BUILDING ITEMS realized
from our recent wrecking
project of 288 apartments
at Camp SimmS.
THIS MATERIAL has been carefully
salvaged by. experts. and we now
prices.
INCLUDED ARE:
Good used DOORS for as
little as 1890 $2.95 ca.
2-WINDOWS and FRAMES
as low as $5.95
3-CELOTEX SHEET, 4X8 it.,
u in. thick, $35 per 1000
so. it,; excel. cond.
4-AUTOMATIC WATER
HEATERS, if new would
cost $50, only $19.95
soil BURNING SPACE
HEATERS, 2 sizes, excel.
cond., only
$24.95 and $34.95
6-MiscellaneouS PLUM B.
ING ACCESSORIES, in
cluding TOILETS, SINKS,
BASINS, SHOVE ER S,
CABINETS, STOVES,
ELECTRICAL ACCESSO-
RIES, SWITCHES, FIX
TURES, ETC.
ALL AT TERRIFIC
SAVINGS TO YOU
CAMP SIMMS
GOVT. HOUSING PROJECT
18th ST Sc. OF Alabama Ave.
Bottom of Hill
Dir: Across So. Cap. ST. Bridge.
turn left at end Of bridge on Suit
land. right on Stanton I'd. right on
Ala. ave TO 18th St, left on 18th
to foot of hill.
OPEN DAILY AND SUN.
8 Am. to S PM.
Phone 10. 2-5139
A-B-C-D CORP.
Main once, 1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy
OF. k-S755
Evening star., 1953-10-25
Diamond BARGAINS

Unusually designed lady'S ring, ideal
Xmas gift, finest cultured pearl and
six diamonds, either yellow or white
gold, S75. Genuine carved emerald
set in platinum with 2 lge.. full cut
side diamonds, reduced from $3.50
diamond, i4-karat white gold
Hamilton watch. $500. APPROX.
l lI2-karat, gorgeous color. newest
cutting, guaranteed perfect, set in
handsome platinum mounting, 8
side diamonds; reduced from $1,000
TO 81 $50. All prices include Fed
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DIAMONDS

/. Mans "a Ct. perfect cut, blue
white, lax. VIZ mtg. Sl5U
2. Mans l ct. American cut. set in
W.g. Gypsy mtg S175
g. Lady's "a cts. brilliant cut. plati-
mum dia mtg $500
4. Lady'S ia cts, beautiful color
modern plat. dia. setting S40O
s. Mans > cts. fine American cut
heavy lax. y.g. setting 5000
g. Lady's cluster ring platinum, 33
cut diamonds, 16 baguette emeralds
$40
7. Ladys platinum diamond bracelet,
ia diamonds. center marquise
approx 3 cts. 26 emeralds, from
private party; an excellent buy!
Evening star., 1953-10-25
MATURED WOMEN (35-b5)
IN DEMAND AS NURSES
IRLIN E

Reservationists and communications
lists needed for attractive non-tech- :
nical public contact jobs with good
advancement. High school grads,
I1-3g Interview by appointment,
Call HU 3-S51l. today It'll pm.
WEAVER AIRLINE PERSONNEL
Evening star., 1953-10-25
DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit JUS
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20%o to 50Td
on new sample closeouts
Look at these bargains:
Solid lined oak extension tables and
leaf and 4 chairs, were $3.50, now
$40 95; fine lined oak ext; console
and 3 leaves. was S109 so, nov
S54.75; genuine mahogany drop-leai
ext. table was S69.50. now S57.95
Many more bargains too numerous tc
mention Open Thursday TIL 9 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-674E
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASH.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

PLUMBING. HEATING. GUTTERING
spouting and roof painting; bath
rooms installed; 1895 up; gas
boilers. any make. $375 up. Over
80 installed since first of year
work guaranteed: free estimates
--25
PLUMBING and heating and repairs.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUILDING
MATERIALS
For one-stop buying in new
or reconditioned material
see Ace and Save.

SPECIAL
TOILET AND TANKS
New fittings $3.50
LAVATORY BASIN
New fittings S14.95
We also have Q large selection OF
lumber brick, light fixtures and
many other items.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
RINOCIII. LARS

ne. 4-O1-D.
BINOCULARS
1880 Peafowl, center focus -. SO
10x50 PeafoWl, center focus s3{
1x50 Stellar. cent. f., Bal type S3S
7x50 Ofuna. individual focus $2s
7x35 Emilia. cent. T.. B&L type S3i
Sx30 Regent, center focus $2S
Sx30 Aurora. individual focus SGT
6x30 Stellar. center focus S2S
hx30 Victory, individual focus So
6X14 Jupiter, individual focus S1s
$40 Wollensak telescope s." ;
20-power Neptune telescope - s.
10-power Saturn telescope 81
New binoculars. coated lens, cases
plus Fed. tax ON binoculars only.
Use Our Layaway Plan
See our Gun advt.
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE
4 Tbnrs 9th anS st. sSt NV bo,rs NA "A; S-9157 &
BOOKs-Old National Biographies
from 1912. Call OIL. 2-2966. --2t
BOOKS-45 Harvard classics-letter.
to Presidents: both new and com.
dealers. san Call after q DIM, AD
BOOKCASE, 3-section walnut glas!
fn1s44 frGPti new condition s85' CAL os SE
ASHo6' IA hahOs', sldoS uOOEs
1Ox29x44 high, $40: platform
rocker, SIS. CO. 5-5OSS.
BONDSTONE-Bea Beautify and modern.
ize your home with TOMBSTONE
You can well afford. No Job toe
small. TOMBSTONE can be ap.
piled to anv surface. A little stone
in the right place will add hundred!
OF dollars to your property FOUN
DATIONS under windows. arounc
doors Roofing and siding is oui
business We are Johns -Mansvi!l,
certified contractor MAY WE
ESTIMATE? CAPITOL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 4S19 Bethesda ave. Beth
BOOKS: Liquida ton, nice FFV es,
tate library; others. Sun, Mon, IL
am. to 10 pm; 722-17th NV. 2nC
BOOKCASE i Fine mahog., sleigh
$50. HU. 3-7415.
SOUTHEAST BOTTLE SUPPLY CO
72b 1874 ct sc Ii 6-o5O6
BOYS CLOTHING, size IL, husky
overcoat. suit and pea jacket; rea.
sonable. OIL. 4-0531. go
BREAKFRONT. solid mahog., As in
wide. 18th century: excel condition
Cost $3.50, sacri. S100. JE. 3-9S59
BRICK. tace or common new: ont
or a million. Open SATURDAYS
ALASKA COAL g. BRICK CO. Ma
S-62S5. OFT A.T3n0
Evening star., 1953-10-25

ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Lge.. cut glass vase, $3.50; cut glass
dishes, $3.50 up; old Bristol vase,
$3.50; satin rosebowl, So; ruby
overlay roSebowl, SO; pink satin
creamer $50; cranberry creamer.
$3.50: pair Parian figurines. $3.50;
blue milk glass candy dish. $3.50;
frames, soc; lamps, trivets. demi-
taSse sets. stems figurines, 81;
wines. goblets. tumblers, SOC up;
decanters. $3.50; bachelor breakfast
sets tround table and chair. So:
school table. $3.50; rockers. $3.50
up; marble top chest. S25; m. Z.
f9lsS MT SIO table % so vpfn pne dresseT fsaaeT.
SIS; pine coffee table. SIS; pine
wash stand, SO: platform rocker,
S.; Victorian chairs, $3.50, walnut
side chairs, $3.50. plank bottom
chairs, $3.50; love seats. $3.50. up;
what-nots. 81 80 up. other bar
gains. Open Sunday. ewes. till z.
BELL KINDS, 412 East Capitol st
Ii. 4-96SS. P.S,. See our show
counter, antique show items at "a
the usual price.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches
iaIousie enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free; all work fully guafan.
teed; no money down. 36 months
to pay sECO SALES. JU. s-3ol o.
ADTSIfioSs. faS FL Sisn' ALTERATIONS and
home repairs, brick work. concrete
specs; in nearby Va. area; free es-
timates. JA. 2-2250.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs: commercial or residential.
free estimates, WA. 7-71s6.
ADDITIONS.
Building and remodeling by est
builder: residential and commSIcisi: niS IL
Call OIL. 4-2159 any time sun. OF
after 8 pm weekdays.
ADDITIONS
Additions, alterations. repairs, every;
thing from ru~f tn bsmt,. screen ed
porches added extra rooms built;
garage; driveways screening; rec
reation rooms: roofs raised or attic
expansion. FHA-approved nnanclng;
free estimate. All work guoranteed
RIFFIN CONTRACTORS. JU
T-761@.
AIR CONDITIONING by engineer
home improvements, permit plans
Free estimates. financing. Du. =
AIR CCioNDITIoNERs REMOVED and
stored for winter. We also service
SuarantSed. Sna tcs BFTTAR REFRIGERA,
TION SERVICE. JU. S-41l4.
AIR DUCTS and humidifers installed
Reasonable rates. Call after & pm.
RA. 3-72SQ ..-------.--- 30
Evening star., 1953-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAILS

BABY FURN. for quick sale: Full
size Birch crib matt, SIS; Baby
hood high chair, car seat, stroller
comb. $35; both in new cond. JU
7-5760.
BABY FURNITURE - Used cribs,
chifferobes, apt.-size washers, etc.,
new and used, bought and sold
rented and exchanged. Trade good
uSeo oHaSaown napy IIrhiIgre io'
GOOD AS NEW SHOP, 24O0 Colu'n-
bia nike IA 7-26So Ok
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BABY FURN. SALE

We have some cribs. chifforobes,
carriages. high chairs and play
pens to sell from our warehouse:
MGsf End are Sos are mSaef anS SaOS Sas O
space for toys and will close them
out at very low prices. -
Apply National Baby Shop
2461 18th st. NV.
and and Fri. eses. til 5. HU. $3.50.
BABY FURNITURE SALE
MONDAY ONLY-CASH
Huge sale, of floor samples and one
$is'95; mattresses, $6.95; high
chairs. $7-95: play pens, $7.95;
BEDS. s. .95: 9S bassinet M 'it on legs. Sos $50.
10 MAKE ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS
TOYS-25eo of on every chest and
chffforobe in stock. Sale on brand
new, Still-in-the-carton cribs with
dc de- luxe features - values from
$I7.S5. WE ABSOLUTELY GUAR
ANTEE THE LOWEST PRICES IN
TOWN: We will sell this merehan-
disc Monday only. 8 am. to DIN.
Juvenile Sales Warehouse
800 Cedar st. NV. IA. 9-OS79
BABY SCALES. elec. heater with
blower. Call RA. 3-s906 or EN-.
3-S625.
BABY-TENDA and baby carriage,
good condition. AID. 4-6007, Apt.
"a, 1868 Euclid st. NV.
BALL GOWN. rose mauve, tissue taf-
feta; black crepe and taffeta dinner
gown. lime green hostess gown; all
size 1s; :, natural @ gray Persian lamb
3-1632 after 10 am. Sunday. 30
BASS, Kay, 4-string. new; only S1S5,
RATNERs Music STORE. 736 18th
BiAiriHaRiSoBE. al boys, size 10, never
BE%Tfp EGGffP TeETn EaTEf5 6} tq lSssl mSa kOken
panels ivory with glass tops. 5
turbintor dryers. shampoo bowl; all
new cond. AP. 1854.
BED, new, Simmons duplex; Beauty.
rest mattresses; cost S16O. sell S95.
BED. dbl, blond mahog.. new cond.
with sRring and mattress $50. Ia.
BED. walnut, double. with Simmons
springs and mattress nice condi-
BED. full Size With wa Vanity. " Walnut;
vacuum cleaner. Eureka, good cond
BED, double, innerspring and mat
treSs; tres or very 5s4{S good condition S20'
BED. Hollywood, $3.50; range, gas
36-in., $3.50; 2 corner basins, $5
each; storm windows. large. S4
each; l rug. oriental design, SIS;
4 doors, swing type. S4 each. Ii.
7-32O9.
BEDS. twin, HoIlywood; dresser. night
table, easy chair, maple; dressing
table, living. rm. furniture, small
BEDS. bunk, beautiful maple Eng
lander with ladder and railing;
metal students desk, knotty-pine
bar. all peri. cond.; reas. EN-. g.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ANTIQUES

As a result OF several buying trips thi.
summer and fall, am offerini
many outstanding values in fur
niture. china and glass. 1t will b.
worth your while to come out anC
see handicapped tables. wash
stands and chests, pine blanke
chests. dry sinks. tables. pie safes
cherry tables. plank bottom chairs
reds desks, etc. Many pieces il
good, rough condition. at amazingly
low prices. COUNTRY VIEW, Fair
land. Md, right of Colesville rd. OF
Rte 1916 4 miles -o6
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BEDROOM

Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20% to 500
on new sample cloSeouts.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed, chest. double
dresser and mirror, was S129. so,
now $3.50 fine genuine walnut
bed, double dresser, mirror and
chest, was S279.50. now S167 so;
finest quality mahogany double bed.
double dresser, mirror and chest.
was S325. now S209. so; solid ma
hogany and solid cherry at lowest
prices in town. Fine mahogany or
maple beds in all sizes, were S29. 80.
now $3.50: guaranteed full 39-
inch HOLLYWOOD bed, was $50 80,
now S43.95.
Manv more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Thursday till 9 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
CTnDT m YITACIJ
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BEDS--GoYt. Surplus

BEDS--GOVL. surplus
Solid maple single beds with Simmons
steel coil springs and mattresses
$23.95 complete; 36-in. width Holly.
wood beds, complete. S17.95: set Of
30-in. width double hunks mo mat
beds convex no-sag springsJ S8.95
36-in. width steel folding cots. S6.95
N. FRANK e. SON Ala Bird st. NV.
EX. 3-S974.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china, eiass; inrnlture; etc. beioEt
sailing WALTER REED ANTIQUE
sA0s ss4G tpr asosG1A stRsGi aDpVfl'rlgi AVE. NV
IL 2-2127. RA 3-760S
SALE-We have avail
able good quantity of fine quality
appliances. new and used, at excep'
tional bargain prices. Included arr
of: e AUToMATic WAsHERs
incl; mel, are are z 80 WestingheIss lsun;
qsEmSss ss Westins 2ss S we're RR!Es5S ssSS
were Sa99'95, now Si5O; / West.
inghouse is 500: 5 RANGES. incl
1853 Hotpoint and westinghouse
39G of; Gas ranges from $50; 4
RpIsH!WAasHERS: 1893 HOTPOINT
iRoNERs, open-stocE ironrite "a anc
Blackstone, 30t6 off; FREEzERS
from $3.50. We, also have a large
selection of wringer and spinnel
washers, misc. cabinets and counter
tops. DoWD's APPLIANCE STORE
AauSRIGM aabS GGna ATf tfopicsi eM %s2oO lsR pink
stand iiehts. filter etc. Compl. with
extras. S45. KE. 7-0209.
AQUARIUMS-Hav you visited oui
new and larger store? For your
shopping convenience we have new
departments and many new items
including our pet monkey. Bingo JUS
four doors from the old address
The selection is good. From puppie.
to man-eating pirahana. Also widI
range of pet supplies.
DYER'S TROPICAL AQUARIUM
the Catholic Univ. campus. LA
$685.. Hours. 1890 to 9 pm.
Sunday hours. 1890 to 4 pm.
ART COLLECTION; has to be seer
tc be Appreciated: sell reas.; M
dealers. CO. 5-6024.
ARCOLAS t2l in operating condi-
tion, S45 each. LA. 6-3S1S.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
BUILDING MATERIAL

Wrecking large home at 2609 Wood
ley pl. NV. consisting of mirrors,
tapestry, paneling, doors. flooring,
plumbing. and many other items.
GENERAL WRECKING CO, 1887
Brentwood rd. me-. AID. 2-6l77.
Evening star., 1953-10-25
ADDITIONS

Building and remodeling by est
builder: residential and commercial.
Cail OIL 4-2G5q any time Sun. or
.ftn- a - ~, tuaHEdoyS
Evening star., 1953-10-25
A1 NnCN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch.
maple and knotty pine. Get our
FREE estimates and FREE planning
service. Liberal terms. 30 months
to pay; o,21,voo
Evening star., 1953-10-25
CONCRETE

rs our business Driveways, walks
entrances. carports retaining walls
Free estimates Financing.
LEWIS & SON UN. 4-2015
ELECTRICAL WIRING-REPAIRS
Accurate work. ReaS. OIL. 4-6SS9.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

ACCORDION, AS bass, La Tosca,
beaut. case, excel cond.; 500 or
/ reas. offer. LU. 2-7S62 after 8.
Evening star., 1953-10-25

Combination heavy-duty, all aluminium,
S4S.50. Also storm windows, most
sash sizes, S17,90. Easements, low
summer prices. FILA financed. Call
HE; 4-577S, RA. 3-0l72, day or
night including Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
New Plastic Wall Panels Now on Market

mand for tabletop electric
water heaters. Two new units
of 80 and 40-gallon capacity
with top-connecting plumbing
outlets have been recently in
troduced.
These new tabletop units are
particularly suited to use in
basementless homes and city
apartments where concrete floors
or old plumbing arrangements
make changes in water pipes i'm
practical. Both new models have
a top-connecting plumbing ar
rangement that permits easier
installation at considerably re-
duced cost to the homeowner.
Concealed channels are provided
at the rear of the heater shell so
metal tubing or standard plumb
ing connections can be made
after the heater is in position.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
By D. M. Derwin

If you are budget minded. have
an eye on color. can tell the diff
ference between a hammer and
a paint brush, and, above all, if
you have yen to remodel that
drab room in your home, then
you want to know about some
new plastic finished wall and
ceiling panels now on the market.
Today the do-it-yourself trend
is strong among thoughtful
home-owners and will be more
so with the development of these
new panels with q durable high
heat-baked finish.
Now you can transform your
kitchen, bathroom, den, utility
room or recreation room into a
bright, gay area that will not
require painting or frequent re-
decorating.
These wall panels resist grease,
CRIME. fruit juices, all kinds of
household stains, moisture and
heat.
All you need to install these
panels are ordinary carpenters
tools and mastic cement. Meas
ure the area to be covered care
fully. then measure and cut the
panels to fit. Apply mastic ce-
ment evenly to the back of the
panel and press evenly and
firmly to the wall. the wall
must be properly prepared by
making sure it is clean and dry
before application of the adhe-
sive. If you follow these basic
steps, in a few hours you will
have a new interior.
The wide variety of rich
colors and patterns available al
low freedom in designing a dis
tinctive, pleasant, or unusually
striking room. There are wall
panels in tile, plain color, or
horizontal line patterns for re-
modelling kitchens and bath
rooms. The wood and marble
patterns provide interiors for
dens, recreation rooms or libra
rieS.
Table Top Water Heaters.
The growing popularity of
ranch-type and non-level homes
has greatly increased the de-
Evening star., 1953-03-21

The two units are available
with or without porcelain coun-
ter tops. permitting installation
with a series of kitchen base
cabinets or undercounter install
lation where a custom designed
counter surface is desired.
In addition to an adjustable
temperature control, these table
top water heaters have a remov-
able front panel that facilitates
servicing in the home. Electro
cal connections are exposed by
removing this cover. making
quick service possible without
pulling the heater away from the
wall.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
CONVENIENCE AT A BARGAIN

1912 TenbroOk Drve-SiIver Spring, Nd.
OPEN SUNDAY, is Pm.
Economical Groom Colonial Center entrance Living
with fireplace dining room, kitchen first floor Three
nice bedrooms and bath second floor Full
outside entrance. Gas heat. Large lot block to
Forest Glen School and blocks to Public Golf Course
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE, $15,75O attractive first
w. V seOe'u' OooNe
Evening star., 1953-03-21

For further information, please
write to Mr.. Derwin, room 724,
The Star Building. inclosing
self-addressed. stamped enve-
lope.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
Table Top Water Heaters.

The growing popularity of
ranch-type and non-level homes
has greatly increased the de-
Evening star., 1953-05-24
It Timer
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Crisp 8O-squore percole thot
washes like q dream and al
woys keeps its lovely colors,
ToiIored for your daytime wear
with inspired touches including
deep eorV-oII pockets and
convenient coat styles.
A. Dew Drop: side buttons.
plastic belt. green. gold or red.
II to 20 and l6h to 24Hz.
B. Lucky Stripe: contrasting
panel Pinotore, blue. red or
green, IL to TO-
c. Checks Appeal: big pock-
eted coot style. red. green or
blue. II to 20. l6h to 24h.
LGnsburgh's Basement
COTTON SHOP
Phone MA. $500 Any time lin
cIudinq Sunday, or moil coupon.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
LGnsburgh's Basement
COTTON SHOP

Phone MA. $500 Any time lin
cluding Sunday. or moil coupon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-22

all-important swimming pool fund
It'll be fun, too, watching for the
familiar tags when travelling
about the state or on vacation.
WHEN FAR FROM HOME
there's something awful heart
warming about spotting a ia
miliar face or ven an inanimate
object that came from the old
town. F'rinstance, while helping
to unload a large generator near
Pusan, Korea, John Triplehorn
noticed that one of the meters
bore the Triplett Co. label. He
said it was quite a thrill, and we
imagine he would have liked to
have slept alongside it that night.
John is serving with a chemical
smoke generating company over
there.
RACCOONS seem to get more
plentiful year by year in these parts.
1t seems they've even taken to day
light foraging and A. o. Diller of
near Pandora reports his dog corner
ed n of the ringtails alongside the
barn last Wednesday morning about
the time he was taking a load of corn
down to the mill for grinding. At
tracted by the baying, Mr.. Diller
spotted the invader. and went in the
house, returned with his rife, and
now has the makings of a new cap
=. not Kefauver style, however.
AS THOUGH 1T WERE Main
street, Button, Mrs. Ed Rice and
Bill Edwards both in Chicago on
buying trips bumped into each
other recently on the Windy
City's busy State street. Mrs.
Rice was moved to comment that
with all of Bills furniture bust
ness brethren in town the Mer-
chandise Mart was more jammed
and buster than on her usual
visits.
CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN
ORDER for A. E. Luginbill who will
celebrate his Saith birthday on Mon
day the o~ctagenerian has seen
many changes in his lifetime in the
community, not the least of which is
the higher tax bill he receives semi
annually. Back when he moved to
Button, he recalls the real estate
tax on his home was $40, and in
those days only the wealthy knew
about income taxes. But, says Mr..
Luginbill, l guess we're beneftting
a lot, too. Time was when there were
bad days when a team couldn't even
get through some of the areas side
roads.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-01-22

| and Mrs. Will Habeggar suffered a
broken leg recently in a fall at her
home.
Nh. and Mrs. Levi Waltz are visit
ing their son Pvt. Leland Waltz in
Georgia and later will vacation a
short while in Florida.
Pvt. Robert Alspach of Camp Pick
EFT, Virginia spent some time over
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Alspach.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Stewart spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Gett-
man at Columbus Grove.
Rev. Walter Purdy is convalescing
at home after undergoing a major
operation recently in Blanchard Val
ley Hospital in Findlay. g.
Mrs. j. w. Harris and son Joel ac-
companied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Saul of Findlay to Toledo re-
Gently to visit her sister, Mrs. w. C.
Altman who is i'll from a very rare
skin disease.
MI. and Mrs. Ward Cherry of Lima
called last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lehman and
children of Pandora and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Saul were recent visitors
in the j G. Harris home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Carr have
enjoyed their vacation with relatives
and friends in California and are now
on their way to Honolulu, Hawaii
where they will spend some time with
their daughter and family, the Jack
GARDENERS.
Little Lillian Keller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller of
Findlay and granddaughter of Nh.