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Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13
Short Course For
Gardeners March 3
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landscaping the home grounds are
the scheduled topics. The choice,
planting, care, and insect and dis
ease control will be given for each.
AS usual, there will be time for
questions and discussion with each
speaker. Speakers names will be
announced at a later date.
For the first time, the Short
Course will have an evening ses-
sion, to make it easier for home
gardeners who work to attend. The
evening session will be on building
and maintaining the home lawn,
and landscaping.
No fee is required, and no ad-
vance registration is necessary to
attend the Short Course. The pun
lie is welcome, Gwinn emphasizes.
The program starts at 10 a. m,
Tuesday, March 3, in the new Ag-
ricultural Hall. Afternoon sessions
start at p. m, also in Agricultural
Hall. The eight o'clock evening
session will be in Wolf Hall audi
/ tOrium.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13
Mitchell Brothers
Win Herd Award
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Farm and Home Week, by DR.. Roy
Davenport, of Philadelphia.
Mitchell Brothers have a herd of
SO registered Jerseys, that aver
aged 1918 pounds of milk and 379
pounds of fat for 1862. With
llGuch lower feed cost than before
Mitchell Brothers have shown
much improvement in their pasture
and forage program in the last two
years.
Alderman was selected as the
outstanding supervisor on the ba-
sis of the completeness, accuracy,
! prOmptness, and neatness of his
records. He has served as super
visor of New Castle County Circuit
No. 2, for Is months. He will re-
ceive a bronze plaque and an
award of $1OO.
Tull Brothers, Seaford, ranked
second in the DHIA member
awards, for their outstanding pas
ture and forage program in Sussex
County. Their herd average, with
SO registered HOlstein-Friesian
cattle, is 13,9O9 pounds of milk and
i518 pounds of butterfat. During
1852 their milk to grain ratio was
better than one pound of grain
fed to each four and One-tenthS
pounds of milk. Third place went
to w. Lewis Phipps, Wilmington
! whose 80 registered and grade HOl.
stems averaged 1888 pounds Oi
milk and 474 pounds of butterfat
He has improved his entire dairy
herd operation considerably in the
past two years.
Fourth place went to George Rob
bins, Milford. His 13 registered anC
grade Holsteins were the highes
producing herd in Delaware il
1862. They produced 1851 pounds
of milk and 554 pounds of fat al
their herd average. Allison Davis
Greenwood, received the fiftl
award. He has Is grade Guernseys
with a herd average of 8,11;
pounds of milk and S52 pounds o
fat.
Second place in the supervisors
= awards went to Russell N. Abel
= supervisor of New Castle Count,
Circuit No. 1. He has served Onl,
. eight months, but all of his report
=, have been complete and on time
, He has also spent cOnsiderabl
time bringing back records up t
5 date to make Circuit No. lead
ing one in the state.
5 Mitchell Bros. winning pastur
r program showed tremendous i'm
5 provement in efficient production il
= the last two years. They are nov
O feeding one pound of grain to eac
Al pounds of milk, in cOmparisO
\ to one pound of grain to each 2.
pounds of milk two years ago. H
has changed his grazing prOgraT
to include rotation grazing, SUP
Elemental pasture in spring, fal
, and dry periods, and improved va
} rieties of grasses and legumes i
his pasture mixtures. Paul MitChe
has been president of the DelawaI
Artificial Breeders COOperatiy
= since it was organized. He is pres
- ident of the Delaware Jersey Gait
Club, and a member of the execI
: tive committee and a past master
. the Delaware State Grange. He
Il known as a leader in Delaware
{ dairy industry.
: All of the dairymen receiving Il
u member awards we're chosen II
n their leadership in dairy aetivitie
Il as well as their quality herds an
II efficient production records. An in
II pOrtant factor in the top five aware
} was the tremendous imprOvemel
l. in their pasture and forage pr
Ia grams. They were also OutstandiI
e in the interest shown in beautif
o, ing their farm and farm homes.
D
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13
Ten Years Ago.

'aken from February 70. ts4s lssu'
Fire, believed to have Origi-
mated from an overheated fire.
place, badly damaged the dwell
ing on N. w. Second street, Oc-
cupied by David II. Sills early
last Saturday morning. 1t took
two hours Of hard work on the
part of the firemen to extin-
guish the blaze.
Aoa
I. John Tease, age as years,
a retired oil man of this city,
passed away in the Milford
Memorial Hospital, on We'd
nesday evening, February II,
1943, just a few minutes be-
fore midnight.
Charles e. Yarney, president
of the Milford Ice and Coal
Company, a charter member Of
the Rotary Club and former
president, entertained the mem
, bers Of the Rotary Club at din
ner on Monday evening Of this
week. The meal was served in
Varney Auditorium. The occa-
sion was Mr. Varney's BIRTH
day.
bss
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Isa-
acs are being congratulated
upon the arrival in Memorial
Hospital Of their daughter, Kay
Laurette, who was born on
Monday, February is. Mrs.
Isaacs was the former Miss
Vivian Shute.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Macklin are receiving the con-
gratulatiOns of their friends
because of the new commits
sion Of their son, George T.
Macklin, Jr., who was made a
captain on February II, at Fort
Bliss, Texas. Captain Macklin
enlisted as a private in the
2G1st Coast Artillery and his
rise to captaincy has been
steady and quick.
Miss Margaret Hammond,
daughter of Willis Hammond,
has the distinction of being the
first Milford girl to join the
WOmen's Army Auxiliary Corps.
Miss Hammond was inducted
on February 5, at Camden, N.
j., and was one of a group Of
fifteen.
aos
Mrs. Laurence Sharp left
yesterday for Columbus, Ca,
where she will spend ten days
visiting her husband, Pfc.
Sharp.
&oa
A motor torpedo boat, con-
structed by the Electric Boat
Company at Bayonne, N. j., has
been named in honor Of Della
ware, according to a letter re-
ceived by Governor Walter w.
Bacon from G. A. Fulton, me-
chanical superintendent Of the
company. It will go into action
under the number PT-S23.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13
Unknown TndIana

While much is known Of the early
inhabitants Of Mexico and Middle
America, little is known Of many
early Indian tribes in the United
States.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13
The Past In Review
News As II Was Reported IN The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Taken from February u, 1918 Issue

Taken from February IA, 1918 issue
The L. D. Caulk Manufac-
ing Company has had a man
ufactory plant located in New
Hampshire up to the past
month; but, since the first Of
January they purchased the
property owned by Arthur Cain
at the corner of Causey ave-
nue. and Peabody avenue, in
South Milford, and have ar
ranged to bring this part of
their business to Milford,
where it will be under daily
touch and control of their main
laboratory. Alexander Rosa,
the civil engineer, has signed
an agreement to move and in
stall this plant, and for two
weeks past he has been in New
England dismanteling the plant
there, and bringing it to Mil
ford. where it will be set up
again by him, and started un-
der his supervision for the next
year.
The Ebenezer M. E. ParsOn-
age in Easton, Md, was the
scene of a pretty, but quiet
wedding at $3.50 o'clock on
Saturday evening, February 8,
1913, when. Miss Mary Viola
Close, of EastOn, and Paul Fa-
Der Thistlewood, Of Chapel,
Md, were united in matrimony.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13
WOman'S Discovery
Makes Margarine
Spread Smoother

eff you've ever spread a hole. in
bread" says Mrs. Filbert, you'll
share my satisfaction in this discOv-
cry that makes my margarine spread
smOOfb-even when it's ice-cOLd! No
crumbling, no Jumping. No shaw
ing or chipping off a hard block"
Mrs. Filbert's Margarine is her
own recipe, and it tastes so sweet
and fresh you can't tell it from the
most expensive spread. Only a
woman could make it taste so good
and spread so smooth! Ask for Mrs.
Filbert'S Margarine.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-13

Classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1953-01-25
|cArTLG 3 LIVESTOCK tcon,.,

NANNY GOAT. young, with nice con.
JONES, PoolesTiiie, Nd, S05s
HOLSTEINS--3 large heifefs due II
calf about Mar. ist: M and Bsnss
tested. P0olesvilie 3451 3S
LARGE HOLSTEIN HEIFERs--
Close sprlngers; vaccinated Ranrs
USED FORWARD SEAT reg Ensi,sh SAD.
die excel. eond.::, 3 good-mannered
hunters, 1 buckskin mare, Sore
walking horse, spotted horses:
new and used saddles. brides n "a
al kinds. HILLTOP FARMS. Fisher
rd.. Temple Hills, Nd. 1I,O- 7-S1I9S
SADDLE HORSE Black mare; aiso
Palomino pony: For information.
JERSEY FAMILY COW, bred to pure
bred sire, $lS6; shoats, $3.50 IN.
bulls, pure-bfed Holsteins. & mos.
$3.50; calves. Holsteins, Herford'
brown Swiss. from SS5. FAiRHfLI 4,
FARM, Oiney. Nd, Fulton S-5sI4. !.
2 HORSES ssg and I pony. Market
RIGS Gs,. 10 wks. old; pure-bred
without papers, but eliRibIe; $40
ca; can MR.. JONES. Pooiesviile,
BoARs 1Sj. plre-bred Hampshires;
young. ready for heavy service, with
papers, Call MR.. JONES, PooIes-
GOAT G). pure-bred Tamworth.
yoMng, ready for heavy service.
CAN Mr.. JONES. Poolesville. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

REFRIGERATOR, brsnd-new, Hot.
point de luxe, latest model, full
freezer across, shelves on door.
REFRIGERAToR. westinghouse S Gu.
IN HI $50; SRasn gas box air cooled. .5 SIS.
REFRIGERATOR. westinghouse. q.
Gu. It.; excel. condition; S35 cash.
RSTRISERSToR. 8 Gu. IT.. good con-
,.ditIen: $50. CAN IA. 4-i06S. --25
RTFRIGERAT0R, servsl, gas; about
EETRIGERAToR STORAGE SALE,
$2S up. Need space, must sell. VIII
deliver. Open Sun. Ii. 4-5079. --26
REFRIGERATOR, S-ft. cleo, Frigid-
siIe; sS; excel cond.; S1O0. JE =
REFRiGERAToRs, used large ss assort.
I:yssr sasrantes; Time payments.
pERETqFIJc pEERREDqEFEJcKS :KSv SsoS l4th s.; nv.
ca IT, flossn iood chest asx lsssnsfas
one with automatic defrostins,
S2s9.95; 6-year guarantee. easy
terms; Eversrsen 4-7171 before
REFHRIGERAToR. westinrhOuse. .IS Der
REFRIGERATORs: servel gas; 9 Gu.
ft; $50 ss; l2o G st. ne. II. 6-4466.
&kFRIGERATORS. gas. all sizes: TN
2237 &c. ave. DE S.6S66
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rent or
buy; S6 per mo. guaranty. DOWD'S.
EN-. 2-T300; 441S Conn. ave. NV
REFRIGERAToRs. excel. cond.. in
use. apt. size, SS5; iSe. size. $47:
chairs, So; tools. etc. ia. 9-03S3.
&EFRIGERATOR-M will sac
rtfice practically new GIFT. GE; only
500 HA:: 2.s650. =.
REFRIGERATION, GE z Gu. it,; will
sell tor $50; reason. moving. DU.
REFRIGERATOR. Frisidaire, 1852
model. SIS Gu. IT,; new cond.; S150.
REffRIpGGiEHRAToRs te, MaynoWer and
for furnace RA 8.0026
Evening star., 1953-01-25
DOCS, PETS, ETc. tcent. ]

PERSIAN KITTENS, I thorouehbred
tortoise she'll, JU. 9sS944.
CANARIES, all kinds. male and fe-
male. Also cages. CO. 5-4694.
BOSTON TERRIER, male. 4 mo-,
Axe reg, well marked, SIS. GREEN
GABLES KENNELS, Bowie, Md.
Central S-4391.
KITTENS. young cats. pretty, well
trained; Ap. 2-30l1. wk. ends, ewes.
3 females So each. 40O9 Z st. s.e.,
E@ESLIsa @ . sspPiRrNGER spiR SPANIEL PuP-
PIES. Liver and white. or black
and sls white; Reg. Axe. ss5. Can
RaEAKEETs, lls.I 5sD yo1szAss. 1zs. birds. blue and
wTSTHn gTrssns VIZ; $500 1s.4404; .,,..,,r..
German shepiaerd femSie; Is to raise
.pylppies on shares. Box 49-X, star. .
NIRE-HATR FOX TBRRIER-Beau-
tiful pure bred, female: no papers.
walks on hind legs and does many
tricks. Must sell. SAcridce. RIA. g.
an STUD. resistered siamese cats.
Excellent bloodlines. For informa-
pS ton; cSh Englestds Is4 JS. 27
freed. Full crown; excel; markings.
Phone Crescent l470w.
SIX COUNTRY-RAISED BEAGLEs,
8 mos. to l W. S5 to $40. Come
out and see them. Herndon 0Wl9.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPS-AKC,
nice house pets. Stud service. 10.
1872; b910 Tucker I'd. Sc.
sbbeEsE Lame p.dlreed kT.dSs .ss seal and points; e.
males. housebroken. 1922 LongfeI-
low sc. NV, HA. 3.239S.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
CATTLE AND LIVEsTocK

SENTIE 1.TI.., ~ "a dlsTss, snS ND i5ssh
csif; saio. csii fC. a-ishu' a9--siSsssh
rHOROUGMRRED NAY WHY ~
Omaha. grandsire Sir Barton. both
triple. crown winners: training won
Ss61 Ssnna e1n.esmatlon; aes a!sG ssqd nllX' I
FOR SALE-1O fresh COWS, ia
heiters. an for 5000. Phone
WANfED-Horses 10 train and colts
MIWERS fIo). some with calves b
eids ana goMe sDFtnging n fe9
days; these are nice Helgtain and
QnernDey heifera. Can Nh. JONES
roolasvtlio. Nd. 202e.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

Ty--i95e MoT0ROLA, IL in: AM
FM radio; 3.speed record comb;
mahog: console; peri. cond.;; cost
S549-95; price, $3.50. HO. 2-5g1 Q.
Ty. Motorola--17-in. console; ma
hogany; ! VI. old; S175. Singer
sewing machine, treadle; $40.
HOLLYWOOD bed. mattress: Il S.5,
81 s5oe GiIssrt pl;, Apt;4, .pEls, TakSma Pk.
CT NIB. radio and phonograph, I'M
and AM. $3.50 or best offer; 1850
model. King 9-2S6S, -15
TV SET, practically new; Bendix, IT,
IN: cost $279: sacrifice. $I35. RA.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

414 10th et. NV, Ma. 6-S670.
wringer type with pump. aluminium
tub. Good eond. $50. AP. 7-g476.
MACHINE. Easy spindrier
in excel. cond.. best cash offer. IA
wEAssHRfNG EAisfHRfsNG MACHINE. yrinser type
"A sSHS iSnd rSuNk. uR Gan eSss co sond
WsHssHiiNG ssi SaE Msuassc1HiNR, suss1 ; Kenmore. mo auto
matte, S126; Coldspot 7-cu.-ft,
refgr., 500; both ~ excel cond.
TO, 2-2619, 5395 Illinois ave. Nv,
y iike % new must sell. SIS. csli suns.
or ewes. after 6. ia. 2.7l02.
MACHINE, Easy Spindrief
excel. cond... $40. Call 10. 9-862O.
MACHINE, Maytaf. porce:
lain, round tub. Al condition. CAN
IIAAs;HfIt, ~; s15aesi e%siACHrNE. BLACKSTONE: ex-
ceiient condition; very reasonable.
can La, 6-4019 --25
WASHING MACHINE, new Haas
anteed: Was S149. 96, now only
iii Use Ssfore ess 3 p.in. ss Ss
MACHINE, Launderall,
automatic: needs repair. $25: M.
3-347S, 3019 Tennyson st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE, 80 epindry,
WAisSHrSSG AisSHrSSG MACHINE. GENE hotpoint wiring
er and pump, $e5. IA. S-5848.
WATCH, lady's. LAX. gold and dia-
mond with wide mesh band; peri.
cond.. cost $500. sell $3.50 or best
WEnGEW0oS SE6s I1sI2R; 1PsH2TEs te,. lavender
and cream color grapG design. Call
RA. 6-42:a after g pm. 25 !,
WHEELCMAIR - Collapsible: excel
ro%bSIxTH so1d Gsn ~ s-34S4 q SS94p,,,r. as e..
feet shape. chain m0rtiser. radia
saws. joinfer. hand saws and etc.
pullies. boxes and chatting. Phon.
sIp,TM,Eits MEits f2r f2rr li1t; sao ,44HGRTy z. IS5;1!.I
So scaqi qfiNRHissiRsPRrSG RHissiRsP MArTREss Z 81.
coil springs on metal legs. LU
P6NY IS YsA6SIE SRIDLE. other tael
wanted. VIII consider any typ
ssddie. Writs 2. o. boz eI72
Washington, D. 6.
Evening star., 1953-01-25

COLORED-2 neWIy-decofated fToY,f
: rooms. Lady with child or q ladies.
nome priyh. Pvt. home. IA. 9-sssS.
coIcEED.-sas eIRARD ST. NV.
cGLdRkD-IGE. RS III ~; I, x,sSs4. Ss4
sgRs: s9Fss: bone priviiesss. 70. S-osss
C6EoRRpe@iss7 HARVARD 81 81
C0LokED-NICk LGK. m. nm. Tor
sober re9gecteble enpI. cple; soFlo
CSLSRhDIssAs iSth u. ~
kIss; Ioscs..ss spublSs S sront SEn;; eonvenisntiy
C0EORkiD-iSos iiiSS sT. nv
:sstisd man. Ab. s.zs76.. Vi. dsS;.
coLoREpe rms. m modern hon..
cSfS So fiEpsn.gR gRicihEAA "a sI11tso s1ttsso mn. (
refined bone 6sr cple Or empl. per-
CoIoRkD = Nicely yURN. double
srrss pSS ss.n fo eifs sss ss ssr e. Ss Ss.l nss
COLORED-FRT. I'M. conv, transp.;
empl cple. or 2 men; priyls. l517
rS1nH M1ilbsEa 6: AtIEr AfIM r. Rs SI27l 4 Z. 2e sse
employed man; al privii. no.
COTORED-N.W.. i73i Euclid St.
'front.' rooms; employed. Tiiet per.
cOI0REHDlisos HAkTAR6 ST 81. NV.
Esy sssSEissa S Sse.ohs 1sops ps.isa1:d en-. hfpH pE
COIooKn1E;p-sGLE. nm. share II.
With 2 people: $22 Per 1ee. 1915
COIORED-3sI4 lsth sT. NV.
S4ISsSs M.ssIy fESn; r,.F e Rh icr espE esR hoss
COLC1ED-I5sS WILLARD 81. NV.
privs.: eoo1 refs. NO. 7-T00s.
Icontinasd q Nszs FSSs.J
Evening star., 1953-01-25
PIANOS, ALI STILLS
WE csi IAY p.1 HIaaNE;sS, g N;s, casH gU p-sss ssscs


REFRIGERATORS. air conditionera,
freezers, al makes. any condition.
scRAf nos iROn, SCRAP METALs. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid Open Sundays from S-12 noon.
ACE JUNK co. 222O ,Georgia ave.
~ nv n ~ yiG:s SS44sl sll s, ,.rr.,. 80.
batteries. house rags. highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
accumuiations, please phone us.
WASH. RAG & BAG Co. 246 L ct.
s.w.. DI. 7-s0O7.
condition: reasonable. DE-. 2-1326
sunday ana ewes.
ETYREWRTTER-rort, with italie or
script type: Mail salnple. price,
etc: 70 GRO HuuHE8, ll44
! An ifNTkSks1iED d huyins ID 81
yer IN any condition. A0. A-0741;
eves.. CO. 4-1077. --9e
Evening star., 1953-01-25
STEEL: TJSED-NEW

STEEL; USED-NEW
I-beams. angle iron, reinforcing steel.
WRECKiNG CO.. 1897 Brentwood
I'd. ne. AID. 2-6177. -29
sTENOGRAPH MACHINE : Latest
model, like new, with books, STOP
watch and "a case paper: SS5. EN-.
sTEN0TYPE. 1852 model used 3
mos Ii. $4,000. Elk. 6-457S. -27
s.asgS. ss5; ggSEaetieally new; best Ofier' 'E'
sTENooTYPE irEI;NssoTiY MACHINE-A-1 eondi-
ton: like, new: Sacrifice; Call any
sSr tI1ns sHnSSy; TnagSR SO. Say SsySs' s,.c mort
Stones. n =" ike Ss new. 20. S-e7sS..
STORE FIXTURES = Used. Wood
islands. show cases and wall cases;
bargains. Please call for appt: 70
see: DU: 1855: MR.. BERNHEIM.
STORE FIXTURES-Excellent values;
Ss ssy9s .G PEsi'Ss ax4s Conn AN .ye ntaIss @ SSt
sTOSM 81 HSsk 6SooSoShs-closs 6SooSoSh gu. of s'o"z
WASHINGTON DOOR CO.. Ma.
sTosM TSs WINDOWS AND pools.
aluminium triple track; also outside
easement storm windows; glass
jalousies; chain link fences: avn.
ings. Buy direct from factory repre-
sentative. IA. S-2244. 80
STOVE. Westinghouse, elec.. fair
condition; .S25. JE. 2-7640.
STOVE, coal. big enough for 2 or 3
rooms: new ct Sears $40. $15 or
sTUDEfo Couch. modern, maroon and
gray, damask; excel; condition; rea-
SUITS. men. like new, size 80 short;
brown, also gray; sig. See ONCE
Monmouth Apt, 1919 9 st. NV.
ME S-5630.
14, cost $50. sell $50; also dresses.
TABLES new mahos. step end
tables; can't use; reas. Wo.
TANK. (one,. "cold water" 40O-gal.
capacity compi With nln ammonia e cCils; coils
rspr Ss%t, ptG6pn2Rh PIX 10Th St S;.1r NV. .seo NJ
Evening star., 1953-01-25

heaters, ranges. stoves. mattresses,
sTovs sSTpoDlIsefA AND rfT5iSSs!a'SNIas 6kS.. Sa s-sSSs.
IVORY--9ufncient to make sun butts
and cane handles. CO. 6-0730.
NEWSPAPERS house rags. auto
batteries. scrap iron and metals.
Highest prices paid. II you cannot
deliver your accumulAtions, please
phone Us WASHINGTON RAG b
BAGsCO.. 21b st aW.. Dl 1-20tH
WANTED = Hiehest
prices paid. Open Sundays from S-12
ave; 2; "; Hu; $,a421 -: i, ,..... -.
mach. any kind: top prices paid.
pl. 7-7S72 ewes: Sun. CO. b-4625.
OFFICE FURNITURE and equipment
In good condition. Reasonable; JU.
riANe, used. IN seea eond. v.
Hamlin, Chickering, Baldwin: good
cond.: Ieas. price; pvt. party. Pay
cash. tNo grandsJ KE. 8.4S96:
PIANos-Win pay cash for your
plane, Any style OF make. TO.
PIiSINo WANTED. spinet: must be
cash bareain: private family. .Ca]l
JU 7.66f36 ----20
Evening star., 1953-01-25
TARPAULINS
Most sizes avail. We win not be
undersold. N. FRANK & SON.
414 3rd st. nv. tx. 3-s974.
TARPAUIINS

LOWEST PHkCES ANYWHERE. Eol6
NJ ST. NV. EX. 3-3627.
TELEVISION--Used. over 100, all
sizes. styles; as low as $50. DOR
SEY'S. Just on Ga. ave. ct Varnum
TEiEVISI0N, Phiiomonic, good con-
dition; table console; used mos;
$50, NO. T-3053.
DuMont. 19-inch screen.
console. Shefbrooke, with AM-FM
radio and Up. and regular record
player, uHF. used very little, In
perfect condition. No scratches on
this beautiful cabinet. Original cost
$3.50, will sell for $3.50 cash. This
Is q beautiful piece Of furniture. as
wen as an excellent television. go.
rTEiIaEsVViHssIoN console, 17-in.. With
or without outside antenna. Best
ofssr: 10. b-O34S; 30
sKenwood". 17~; FM-AM radio. S.
speed record player. just pyerhauled:
Eks S. new GcSs ever Soo3; Seil cl
fcrmat!on gall Tu. 2.ls00;
Sla; Sl5s Or ., SsSs 81 oteT Sor further
SET. philco: 12N IN,
condition. S65 or best cffer. KE.
TiE1IsESvvHHs;ION-ie-in. Phiicp, nah. nj
sonsols; very SOod cond.; $b5. JE,
TELEsSSEisION. Emerson 1a-in.; floor
mod. with doors; excel. cond.: $226.
Call TIL 9.hA64 or Ap H-6371
Evening star., 1953-01-25
POULTRY. RABBlTs AND Eccs

CHICKRN RAIsING E0UIPMENT for
starting and finishing 26 fryerl
every two weeks. indoors On wire.
10 Ws Alex. ave-. Alex. Va. QV.
s-RaSc;R ELEcTRlc BROoDER. III.
PSGi,Ts9 PSSsGH, ~ E66ISaEENfi. o ISS7axEsEiNHi ,.m..vs,
incubator. katcheY, used season;
batteries, broOderE feeders, nests:
sacrifice. Ju. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
VARITYPER

Vf11S4 j I Ell
A gide carriage. car is eSsl eSesl. cond.; sa silrst
vIOLIN.Antonio qTasnani; wgrlitz-
sr certificate, $500. Call Poplar
yiOLr.Ns-Refore buying a violin. stu
dent or professional: give me a cail.
have no overhead expense: can
save you money. Poplar. 2-417T.
WASHER - Kenmore, late model.
Wrinser type. like new. 10. s-9S9s,
WASHER, Easy spin dryer: excel
lent eond.; reasonable. Call AD At
Washer, Auto: made BY G. T.;
also G.. E 2-speed ironer., like new;
gSans gtll sell nrd for elssoe isss than p Of cost
WAsaER. AnSaf Mo mo G1esSaldi old Thor: semi.
automatic; 500 o. best offer. Cal
WASHER. Thor Automagic: Just
overhauled; excellent condition; SS5.
Also garbage disposer; never used;
adapts to most sinks; $50. After
- 10 Am; sun: JU: 9-s96i; ...s
wasahs eosdtie Esss cs TF5nssrs Tu sxssBB ssBBs' ssGs
Mount View place s.e., Sun. bet. 2
WASHER. Hns Z p'0 westinghouse Laundrymat.
used mos; peri. cond,; cost e $780,
WAsHER-Thor. wrinser type, excel.
WSsHERMstorage sale; from SIS to
$50. need space; will deliver; open
Sunday. Ii. 4-5079. 30.
-Westinghouse automatic
de luxe models; used for varying vary
$50. These machines are S good for
long service in ordinary home use.
8720 End ave, Silver Spring. Phone
WAsHER. Easy spinner type, used
csFns Sn ony %os ss5 Fsaisc cSss Sd suse ssS
anteed. W AP. 7-l561. 4
washers. RA. 6-5311.
WASHER. Apex. fully automatic, !
yffsso old r cost s.SaeS; Sasese; eSg. fSs quick sale
ether 1850 new cond,, Euassnteed;
Washer. BendiS Economst. $40.
HH Haaasssi Ther automatic. good con.
Bendix Economat. compl.
sp' Tor cuict pEat' sale. sIa ~. Ts 5-sssS. @s7 @
WASHER. de luxe: 1881 Easy Spin-
drier, $75. 20. 9-95S6.
WASHER, electric, good condition,
$Ss' Al z76urneT ieo1g sas stove. good oVen'
WASHER. Thor Automagic with dish
EsshsT;a S,,,%aoa T. SlasaES' aSpd condition; SIS
WASHER-4-lb. Monitor Aerator;
new condition; S32.50 King S-6927
dition. sos. Can I'll Il. 4-5$7s from 10
WAsHER1Apex, Isl 81 Ape se5. AID. 2-0723
WASHER. Apex. fully automatic;. ex-
eel. cond.; guaranteed and installed;
will consider clothes dryer in trade
or sell: best offer. 10. 9-7g5g.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. 80" gasoline. (2-man),
sas pr Ratss tasy ne dessl9 EisS9. SESaT sES
Tools q EQUIP. CO. jU. s-sss1. H.
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO. 622 r st.
NV. MA. $4,000.
WHEEL CHAIRS. hospital beds, ETC.,
HOSPITAL AMBujLANCcE W OXYGEN GEN
q EQU1P. CO.. INC, ] 1S23 L st. NV,
ME, $4,000. Open "a hrs, 7-days
Evening star., 1953-01-25

pARAKEETS
Male babies; completely fineef-tamed
$3.50. Can LU. 4-1770.
PUPPIES, PUPPIES GAL ORE
SIS Or More
Large and small and each 2 prize.
Also pure bred pups Of many
needs. .ANDY.s i iPuPPSYsLASD. pPfSs uni I hi.
west Of the Ffanconia exit OF Shir-
ley hwy. on Rte. 644. KI. 9-O657.
SIAMESE KITTENS
For sale. pediereed. 2 mos. old.
Telephone after IL am. WO.
6-3341 or call in person at 3539
williamsburg lane NV, on Porter
st.. and take your pick at bargain
Siamese Kittens
pedisreed. Seal point. TT, g
$50. - -.