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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24

your pastors. l will endeavor to
have several on hand for those
charges with more than two
churches. These sheets must be
filled out before the Booth Fes-
tival and ready to turn in to the
White Cross hospital REPRESENTA-
tive.
Monday evening was spent
with an enthusiastic, group of
young people at Valley Chapel,
near Cambridge We organized,
had a good discussion of the
years plans, had fine worship
service and some recreation and
refreshments.
Tuesday was another full day
at Cambridge attending the
Minister'S Book Club and then
coming back to an active group
of Cubscouts.
With all these activities COM
ing up, one of st. Pauls verses
came to me, Let us not be
weary in Well-doing." Some
times, we see only meetings, only
activities, and not our purpose
for working in the Kingdom. If
we human beings could picture
ourselves as a fowl of the air
said, "Why do these people rush
around So" If we but had more
patience, more faith.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
Says Honne-BuiIt
SiIos Cost Less

Ohio farmers can built silos
for only 25 cents per ton of stor-
age, reports an extension en-
gineer at Ohio State University.
j. D. Blickle says home built
silos are becoming popular in
Ohio because they are cheap to
build. Farmers can construct un-
lined trench silos for as little as
25 cents to SIPS per each ton
of storage and fence silos only
rs cents to $1.25. Building costs
of permanent upright silos range
from So to $25.
The engineer says thse home
built silos for temporary or con-
tinued use can be constructed
above-ground or underground.
1t is easier to find site for an
above-ground silo.
Fence and stack silos fit well
in meeting emergencies and sup
plementing permanent silos,
Blickle says. This is true despite
possible high silage losses.
Farmers can build them in a
Short period of time with no
special foundation required.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24

n o comment
e
dty
is named BOYD "a ninher j erhonor
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
KNOW YOUR
SOCIAL SECURITY

The "cash" pay scale of house
hold workers is generally in the
lower brackets among wage
earners,s Robert B. Youmans,
manager of the GAINESVILLE social
security office, said today.
Youmans pointed out the i'm
portance of the social security
provisions which now give fam
lily and retirement insurance
protection to people employed
for work in and around private
households. Such employees, he
said, have little opportunity for
adequate savings or investments
to help meet living costs when
old age takes away their wages;
in many cases, family income
ends entirely when the wage
Garner prematurely dies. Social
security makes cash monthly
payments to replace in part these
losses.
YoumanS praised housewife =
employers for their accuracy and
completeness in filing wage re-
ports for their employees, since
their work was covered by social
security commencing in 1851. He
said, mot only have the house
wives shown they can and will
cooperate to give their employees
social security coverage, but
they have shown a genuine and
sincere understanding of the
problems of the aged and
orphaned in our population.
Youmans said there is still
some misunderstanding by new
employers as to when their
household employees must be re-
ported. He explained there are
two tests which must be met be-
fore employees in and around
private households may be COW
cred. They must perform some
services for the same employer
on some part of any tWenty-four
days in the calendar quarter and
their gross cash earnings must
be $50 or more for such time.
The GAINESVILLE social security
office is located at sos South
Street and is open Monday thru
Friday from $3.50 a. m. till 500
p. NJ.
Mr.. Herman R. Frame, Social
Security Field Representative
for Noble county will visit Cald-
well the End and 4th Wednesday
each month and has office hours
at the post office building begin
ming at 1000 a. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
Extension Offers
Grassland Leaflets

County extension offices have
several new leaflets on grassland
farming for public distribution
The pocket size pamphlets,
written by extension specialists,
contain information on band
seeding, grazing, legumes, har-
vesting machinery, silos, driers,
bloat and balanced farming.
George Gist, extension agrono-
mist, calls the illustrated leaflets
d pocket library on grassland
farming.
Two additional leaflets will be
printed each month.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
OVERTURNS CAR

Okey Nutter, l6, of Beverly
route l, was the driver of the
car that overturned on state
route n Friday evening, three
miles north of Beverly. 1t was
reported he had turned the car
too soon when approaching a
curve on the highway. He suf-
fered head and shoulder injur-
les. The front of the car was
damaged considerably.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
CONFERENCE PLANNED

Announcement has been made
from the Noble county extension
office of the coming district All
advisors conference. The confer
ence will be held in the form of
a dinner meeting on Oct. l in the
Methodist church of Caldwell.
Counties represented will be
Noble, Monroe, Morgan, Wash
ington and Athens counties.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
PART TIME TEACHERS

Mrs. Joseph Yontz and Mrs,
Clair Murphy have been hired
by the local board of education
as part time teachers in the
Caldwell grade schools. The en-
rollment there is so heavy this
year that it was necessary to
add to the staff. Mrs. Yontz
teaches a half day and Mrs,
Murphy the other half.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts for Noble
county during the period end
ing Sept. 5 amounted to $2,029.66
for that particular week, COM
pared to $1,556.65 in 1852. Total
collected to date amounts to
$21, ,230.27, which is considerably
more than for the same period
in 1852
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
TO WELDING SCHOOL

Pvt. Tim Tarleton, who COM
pleted his basic training Tues
day at Fort Meade, Md, is being
shipped this week to Atlanta,
Ga, where he will attend a
welding school. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarletor,.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
QUITTING BUSINESS

ThurSton Ralph, owner and
manager of the Red and White
grocery store in Belle Valley,
announced today that they are
going out of business and they
plan a clearance sale, Saturday,
Oct. 3. All stock in the store will
be sold at that time at reduced
prices. The store was opened
about 35 years ago by Miles
Ralph who sold out to his son
four wears ago.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
PERSIMMON TREE

Charles Dyer, So. Cumberland
street, has a large persimmon
tree in his front lawn that is
attracting much attention these
days. 1t is very heavily laden
this year, according to Mr.. Dyer,
although the persimmons ripen
only few at a time. He usually
picks about a dozen each day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-09-24
HUNTING ACCIDENT

Jesse HUM, 10, of Cumber-
land, is a patient at st. Francis
hospital, Cambridge, for treat
ment of a gunshot wound in his
right foot. He accidently shot his
gun while hunting near his
home Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

FURNITURE - Mahogany veneer,
dining table entire length. incl. z
leayes; IL It. 8 IN. Best offer. co.
FUkNiTURE-complete twin bed
abe: on. 2-5743. @SS
FuRNITURE-Liv. rm.. hedrm. and
diaette. 10-in. RCA TV, Westing-
house roaster, vacuum cleaner. EZ
Sst Spt snG geshs5 = 81 ssss NS dealers Gan
twin beds, wash. mach. dble. bed,
china cabinet, etc. AID. 2-547O.
FURNITURE-Dining rm. suite. solid
walnut. also mahogany Duncan
Phyfe extension table; Wo. e-4I945. 10
FURNITURE, 10 pc. din. rm. suite,
beautifully carved. Cherry red i'm
ported Chinese rug, embossed fiow-
ers on corners, very beautiful. Few
ydd chairs; broAdloom rugs; /
large and 2 small. Washer and
drysE,ii like new: h.ton PhiIeo air
3-5427, from 10 am. to 5 pm.
FURNITURE-Misc. household items.
Deep freeze. Westinghouse 8 Gu. It.
ian. new % cond. 1SIn 1N. 4-1ss7. nv. was0" msS
room and dinette furniture, inciud-
ing Tv and radio-phonosraph.. VIII
Sacrtnce. Purchaser may be able to
rent apt; Call AP. 7-83s1. 30
FURNITURE-Very flne din. rm. set /;
bedrms., sundry odds and ends.
Sunday 10 a.m.-6 pm. 1858 Ken
yon st NV. co. 5-5529. -29
FURNITURE--5 complete rooms; in
diyiduSl sale; good cond. JU.
FURNITURE-2-piece matching nv-
ing room suite with slip covers: al
most new; both for $50. 10.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
MIsclLLANEous FoR aAil

BICYCLES-Finest American ans
English. BSA, Rudge. Raynal. Co
pairs all makes; trades. Tricyciel
and toys ct reduced prices, HLA'
sHcs 81. sps.. c4GhE ~. SSsSSo5SS.i Sil7 Ca ave-
BICYCLE, boys, 26-inch, heavy-dut,
condition. JU. 9-6690.
BICYCLE, girls. 16-in., like new
$1S. Can JU. 0-7132.
BICYCLE. boys. very used, cheap
WO. 6-2592.
BICYCLE-Boy's. standard size. GooC
bride, Martingale. WA. 7-3971.
BICYCLES (2). boys. 26-in. Road,
master. like new. and 2S-in:. goot
cond. Both for $50. Ia. 9-3607.
BICYCLE-Boy's de luxe Columbis
bike, 26-inch: practically new. TO
BICYCLE, boys. 2e-in.. perfect condi.
Call 10. 2-13O5. ..
ton, $50. Call WA. 7-5934.
BICYCLE. boys 2S-in. Western Flyer
de luxe model, used very little, $2I
or best offer. RA. .3-2589.
BICYCLE-Boy's 24,inSh wheel clean an
today @ Buys buys It. Lu. S-osiS.
BICYCLES (2). boys 26-in., SO ant
$50: good condition. Oh. 2-6lbS
BINOCULARS, Hensoldt Nacht Dialyt
center focus, 7x56, case, excel. cond.
S85. EN-. 3-S752.
BLANKETS, new. double, 1909 wool
So: Also some nice bedsprsaos
Evening star., 1953-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS sAkR MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MIscrLAN

FILs00WER Is0 BOXES, s6 . e 10 e. long.
heater. $25. b501 Utah ave. NV.
large sheets slishtly higher; rubber
aHHmed5ff r. dfcNERw M cwsss sSIg griss; Il x n n% town
old, IKE new, $3.50. RIA. 3-4O73. +.
FREEZER. 6-ft. Gardner frozen food
cabinet. $685.; brand-new SNOWFALL
machine. $126; glass candy case.
cheap; star peanut roaster. win
sSiner Ell Or Zt tTadi sS 4. for sI' popcorn ga
FUR CAPE-BroWn, 3 mos. old; lat
est style: misc. items. Silver, etc.
FHAk FEHAk SASSRlssir. SAlsSRlsir sable-dyed t,tch, new
cond., size iO-iS. reas. EN-. 3-O22i :.
FUR .JACKETs-Fur coats, dresses,
excel. cond. Cheap. 3836 18th st.,
HU. 3-44O0. Apt. ALSO. SUN. and
FSR FSHnihEslK JACKET. silver fox. t,nger.tip
sasIass issnssItahs size 14-1e; $50. Call RA'
FUR SCARF. stone marten. A skins.
$3.50; beaut.. new; bought 8 mos.
ago; need money. ia. 9-2S65.
FTa coed sCAE Sso. sSMRle sins att.fg g09Ss g
FUR SCARF. 4-skin natural Jumbo
Ranch mink, purchased 6 mos. ago;
finest quality; cost $126, sell Tor
500. TU. 2-S414.
FUR STOLE. genuine blue fox. per-
feet condition., latest style. CO. g.
SS41. Apt. 205.
3-rm. apt. very nice.
Call ewes. and all day Sum-. Apt. 1928,
1900 F st. NV. 30
FURNISHuNGS-Less than year old
twin blond bedrm. set (DrexeD
Mod. sofa, custom made. with down
cushions; RCA .TV combination;
mahog.. cocktail. tables. din. table;
rugs. lamps, chairs, fans, bridge
sets. mirrors, paintings. solid
mahog. revolving drum bookcase
table, letter top, other items.
Reasonable. DI. 7-3326.
FURNISHINGS Of large home: Eng.
carved sofa, large Eng. carved wal
nut din. rm. suite, hand-carved Vic
torian love seat, chairs, end tables,
coftee table, mirrors. rugs. May be
seen Sun. 4730 Bradley blvd,
Chevy Chase, Md 30
Evening star., 1953-03-29

FURN. = .Twin-bed .rm. set; excel.
cond.; living rm. furn- Westing-
house refgr.. comb. TV. CO. 5-6g7S.
FURN.--3-pc. liv. rm. suite; freize:
First come. first served for this
l lCv: bars: g, o9siSS; sSld ioF s as S$269. Iss.
FURN.-Complete dble. bedrm. set;
set; Duncan Phyfe table and chairs:
bridge set. 1S Sheridan st. ne.
FURN-sacrtfice Iiy. rm.. dinette. 2
bedrms.. good cond.; accept hiEhest
FGUtN.: French sofa. end tables
eofEee table, occas. table, draperieB.
AD. 1851 oesAD. 4-SO10s 20
Evening star., 1953-03-29
MIScELLANHoUS FoR SALE

|FuRN.-.-8-pc. solid me pie dining set
diversified ottoman (S275 new, $50
Clemson lawn mower, $16. All liki
new. Oh. 4-2639. 30
FURN.-To settle estate; bed, sprg.
matt. desk, chairs, gas 1replaces
drawers aRRs eass etc., aS eSt atse glastts ches:
good cond" .$is5; 2.pc. Iv. 'n rm
Sutts lie, with slip covers. SIS. yU
FURN.Three-piece bed-davenport
s74sS si9: E. Of set io S7s 1855 sSSS '0nd ss va
FURN.--Hunt table. inlaid bras,
trim. in ANTIQUE mahog. Reason,
ably priced, $3.50. Also 2 French
,lP1S lPP1rSoyincial chairs. $3.50. WO. ,6-S2O2
FURN.-EIec. EiEin, west. consol,
ssE ssssEipg SgoEra mach; en-: z cor; cor; light mahog.
sisal rug; elec. ovenette; heater
FURk scss eaT cart cas sss seat scd I 4aSs maSS1
tester bed, $40; French Lemode set
500; ANTIQUE pine china cabinet, $50
victorian love seat. S12O; drop-lea1
table, $50; grandfather clock, $135
rnyS new credenza buf., $40. RA. .3-45S6
household goods; excel. cond.; res.
sonabie. TU. 2-462O. 80
FURN.-Bedrm. and liv. rm.; best
offer. Sun, 9-12, 1905 Wis. ave.
Apt. 20; Monday. AID. 4-77S9.
FURN-Maple dinette set, apiece
bedrm. set, rugs. all good cond. age
18th me-. No. 2. Ii. 6-1857. =
FURN.--Oak buffet, chairs, table
ETC.: pictures, water-colored and oil;
glassware. HU. 3-6474.
FURN.-5-piece chrome and red di.
nette set. fine condition, $40. 1926
2sth ave. s.e.. Hillcrest Heights.
FURN.--Antiaue cherry cupboard
sss Sset s0fs chime asd ssSiast alSSssts
FQkN.-2-pc.s liv. rm. set; Vanity,
ehifforobe, buffet table: cheap. 1900
Hobart st. NV. HO. 2-4446.
FURN.-Complete 6-pc. walnut he'd
room suite; also Singer sewing ma.
rSTI Sn1ne; both reas; LU. 2-679f.
Plete ge chest OsGSR snd drsWea:. sTats:
GAS CONVERSION UNIT, Jsnitrol
s0Se s0od condition, sos. OIL. 2-7331
GAS HEATER-s.5oo btu; will m9S hsa,
Hiilside Nd. 10 @oS s.s4ssl 2lo1 M St.
GAS RANGE@4-burner IS; Roper. xoot
condition. DI. 1865. 90
GAS RANGE-Prac. new WedgeWoot
4.Durner with grill. barbecue and
regular ovens. XII. 1890. 30
GAS kANGE-Mod., good cond.; S35
can between IL and 8. Sun, EN-
GAS RANGE-vesta, se-in., porcelain
nn1Sh;, excel. cond. Robert Shaw
control; $50. AP-7-3IOO.
Gas sosA oRsAANGE-Magic Chef; $40. IA
GAS RANGE-o'Keefe g. Merritt
SameTs' 161s' Burke & James. 5x7. JU
GAS RANGE-Apt. size; almost new,
35; Ss, 1928 N. H. ave. NV. DU
GAS R1NGE-Kenmore; used Q mos,
SIS. See at 54O6 Marlboro pike
Giss s;es enScEs sIteT Am. Sunday:
Installation. PEERGESs ';S SALES 81
GAS RANGES. 1vsa; new. us Used; EoeHS' sfs M
Oil. coal and wood ranges. ACME
STOvE; l0l1 9TH NV. MA. S-S952
GAS RANGE Magic Chef" $40. 924
wayne oaye. aye. Silver Spring. Md. Cal
GAS RANGE, 4 burner, new cond
sMha!s%sstsl shsrmostst ca slR'5j 5U 5ssss qSE light
GAS RANGES. 36". oven, broiler. CON.
troll; perfect .cond.; $34.95. AT
chANT1C, SO7 st. NV. NO. 7-3921
GAS ST0VE. SIT. Crosley Shelvadol
luxe automatic washer; excel. cond
Gas sTovEIpetrOiEt PpetlOE jewel: sA 99dsE io6E;
Ilke new; %SSe works like new; ,S4S
n: 9-4Z90. 80
Evening star., 1953-03-29

BUILDING STONE, 81 per ton; s or
more tons, So per ton, fob. quarry;
ss ESstasSsd r TSFkr$$7 EtGgs e. Ks gs5 ton ton Gar
S9 tain; q. Va; ", r., Route eo1, 5 miles west
can evenings after pm, AD.
BULLDozER. Caterpillar. RID. 2:
BGIGSoSER II 2GS sass Ii 2nteTnstion. E7ssd @os
TD-Is; 74-in. W. q. craWler trSc- @
tor with Hell SO rear mounted
power control unit and Hell cable
angle blade. Phone JE. 2-2257.
grading or small work: $1,150 or
Sfsf SsE GsGtsf WOER WiNffRED siaNSfR rental
So per hr. up. Exeavating. grading
BULLDos5zESR.. TTD14 International, Internal
wide gauge Hydraulic blade. Recent
Esns GvessasIea sssoe GG%nPsetss 5% sfssy wi sell or
BULLD0ZER and pan, for sale or
rent. Rebuilt. complete. HD14 and
Garwood 15-yd. pam; $500. JU.
CXLcSTGLATOR, Friden, model SIT,
3 yrs. old, excel. cond., incl. stand;
cost $3.50; sale price. S495. ia.
CAMERA, Leica, nc. summitaT ~
lens; like new. S1S6. K1. 0-3371.
CAMERA, Leica III T., sync., 1875 n
mar lens. case. brand new, S199. OF
best offer. JE. 2-2656.
CAMERA, Argus, S6.mnn., ca; giris
schyinn bike: sell or trade. wa.
CAMERAS. several s5-mm. from
estate; L.eica 111-P. Russian Loica,
Argus C-3.. Retina, Bolsey, Dollina,
Copal, Bantam. EN-. 3-S752.
case. fash. $500: also Leica projec-
tor som6; case and lenses. all new.
cAMER44' EQUIPMENT = complet.
dark rnn.. with new fed. enlarger,
$25. DON'S GUN SHOP, JE.
2-9626. Open today, 12 to 5.
CAMERA, 4x5 Crowngraphic, Grafiex
back, r. T., fash, holders, filters,
Phone Monday. 1876 pm, EN-
Camera, contax. 2-way, f.2 Soma,
lens, like new. Call Oh. 4-O366.
CAMERAS-Argus, CO, fast lens; So
nm. or folding Kodak. size 100, SIG
g23 Shepherd st. NV.
lCAMEkA--Agfa Karat, F2.S lens
range finder and light meter. So
nm peri. cond., 500. Lu. 2-3691,
CAAlkRA, movie, 16 nm. keystone
ing case. tripod. light lenses, ETC.;
new eond.s $500. m. 2-s797.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

Dsasa%asHEf s1D assd y sPs $780, sIs9
DlsRWASaaRsfNR NV SHfE 81 eaSs eeoa@Ssbinations. 4s
in. Hotpoint; use very little; excel
Df%HN fSnHdN SS99 si%on. "a HiSs.Sn.d sSS22s :.,,
maple dinette table with four chairs.
maple chest Of drawers, chrome Hen
dirk Parakeet cage with stand; good
cond.: reas. TIE. 6-SS61. go
DOORS. storm, heavy duty, alumni
num- comb: terrific value; installed
sd sddoyY under storm windows. HK. 4
DOoRs-stock Of custom made doors;
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WoopWvn07FFK1NG q LUMBER CO..
DRESS, salmon celored satin strap
DREsSES-Mostly new; also shoes;
TH new onasla Hsnstian blinds; 3 hats. oeetc. etc.
Drills. sieSeitric, se.es I'D, new: wa also
MEgT CO. 2473 Sherman ave-, AID.
DRuMS-complete set, slinserland
Radio King. black pearl. must sell,
$40 or best offer. Granite 3-e5n12.
DUPIICATOR - Dependable. simple,
metal portable. $50. so. KE. $500.
DUPlICATORS, all types, nand and
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO.: l4S1 2 Capitol st.. II. 3-O0S2.
cabinets and other equip. for frozen
cuStard; sell separate machines or as
complete unit. See ct 3461 N. Wash
tngton blvd. opp. Kann's Va. store
sunday, after 1 pm. McAFEE, JE.
ELECTRIC MOTORS. Y h.p.; very
sssCSO $3.50. eiad'; GHi ;ssSSsssr. sSSssssrantssd; So So
ELEC. MOTOR, 8 h.p... 1 phase: for
sale or for trade. for hydraulic lift,
pay ut or steam space heater. WA.
ELECTRIC RANGE, oE; knotty pine
cabinet, $26; Crane hot-water
heater; gas. 29cgal., $25; good cond.
-ROASTER OVEN, Monitor:
Alb: washer. 3-pc. flower bowl and
ELECTRIC TRAIN-Lionel frt. train.
404 loco. with whistle tender and
several cars; o gauge: APPROX. 900
trans. bridges. auto. switches, soma
phores, loading track and other
EQUIP; $3.50. KI. 9-427O.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
FURNITURE
OPEN SUNDAY
12 Am. TO 5 Pm.
nAnHAYAT NAxy

On entire stock. All liy. rm.. bedrm.
lamps, beddines. rugs. din. rm:
Up. TO. 4OR OFT. Modern and ira.
ditiSoSPsN oPEN Is Evils islsstiSP HrF z T fTfry dept
HAMPSHIRE FURN. co.
3646 GA. AVE. RA. 3-l213
Evening star., 1953-03-29
FURNISHINGS

mahor. aiss nSH Sin. sn'. saTo siifs;s; bl1nf %a'
mattr., $l25; mahog. corner
cabinet. $50; maple china closet
$40; mahog. bedrm., $135; 7-pc.
18th cent. mahog. jr. din. rm.,
Sl76; chairs; dinettes; Holly
wood beds; chests, SO UP; misc.
The little store around the cor
ner." 1929 Wisconsin ave. NV.
nr; Sears; Week days til 2 pm.
SUNDAY 2-6 PM.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
DEHUMIDIFTERS
Famous make. reg. $130. .95.e Nov
$79.95. save $50. Many others will
savings. too.
BARON b MELTZ
FALLS CHURCH
40 8. washington 0t.
Lee Highway
WASHINGTON
1895 Connecticut Ave.
WIILSTON
0476I Arlington Blvd.
WillSton Shopping Center

DESK, executive, m9hog. 90 In,
9 drawers with chair, large Karpen
very good eond. CO. 5-7377.
DESK, 42x32. students. very sturdy;
$50. CaA 10. e-5221.
DEEP FREEZE, 2O-cu. ft. Crosley,
practically new. 10. 0-0128.
DESK - New, unfinished, kneehOle
apt. size, S9.95; 4-draWer. new, un-
fnished.. S16,76. AID. 2.964O.
desks. reas. Can today. co. 6-4626;
Ek.. 1112 14th. n.w-.. DI. 7-7S72
DESK and matching library book
case: beautiful set. lisht roseTood;
DIN. RM. SUITE Six-pc. Landsfrom
blond mAhog.; modern, upholstered
chatrs; Ike newt yeas. k1. S-30S1.
|DINE1EE SET-Red plastic top OF
table: q matching chrs. Good condi.
ton. $40. kUs 1-761S AFTER 10 9; n
- Z
Evening star., 1953-03-29
AIscELLANrous FoR sAlI

c CAMERAs--New cond. Zeiss. Super
Ikonta 3. f:2.S, Tessar, S85: Ora
mex. 2Hx3M. f:4.S. Ektar. $50:
$50; Bolex H16 de luxe movie,
Pixar. f:1.5, $500. Call WO. 6-928S.
CAMERA, AXIS view: Bruneau tripod !;
Kodak Ektar, f:4.5. 7h-inch coated
lens IN synchro shutter; S125. JE.
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BONDSTONE

Watch your home turn to stone
BONDSTONE can be applied to any
surface. Adds hundreds Of dollars
TeasherproC the xSISs ter@te y0Ht Snd rs
proof. Never needs painting. BOND.
STONE is applied with molds; II
beautiful blends to select from. You
can have that stone home for less
than y0g .. think: Fires Free estipateS 1HPIM9T
CONTRACTING CO., 1919 Bethesds
ave. Bethesda, Md.
BOOKS, paperback pocketbook
selling for 25c; IA per case FOL
So delivered Red Suitcase) new
UN. 4-3014.
BOOKS-Liquidatin fine library to.
gether with etchings and prints. sun.
: 10 to 10 pm. 10c up. STEPHEN
GON Q07 nth n
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BEDROOM

AS as VIZ N euARANTEE nssDEH fSS You yssvT SWINGS Ss;
CLosEouTs. IooK At THESE
EARS BBAARRIG5AMrNs an WHICH NOW CAN BE
Fine double maple bed, chest. dresser
and mirror, was $109.50, now
$69: 500, finest quality mahogany
double bed. double dresser and mir
ror and chest-on-chest, was $299 so.
dble. bed. chest. double dresser and
mirror. was S2S9.6O. now S179. SO;
solid mahogany and solid cherry at
lowest prices in town; fine mahogany
955o maple nap 1 PEGS; 81 IN all sizes, were
DINING ROOM
Solid lined oak extension table and
leaf and 4 chairs, was S1O9.5O,
met. was sos. so, now $69. 80: maple
gate-leg table. was $49.5O. now
sion dinette table and leaf and 4
LIVING ROOM
custom-built studio couch in lovely
rnn rfsorieS, ;;,, vas S79 90; now $56. so;
tress, was S269.50 now Si4S SO:
sofa bed. was $109.50, now $67 so;
very comfortable mahog. platform
rocker, was $50. so, now S3o. so
Many more bargains too numerous
70 mention. Open Thursday TIL
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
The sample Bargain Store of Wash
eIiSsEIStEi disIo5! saSg SgiFs Az Ssa9S; SssIl; good CON
luxe Monarch: $40: almost new. EN-
EfCYCIE-2 ladies' schwinns; soOt
5e16 KlIkside dr.. chevy Chase. Nd
UfcYcEE Hi 1afEADoUARTERs, % FnST,s,
and American models; trade-inS "a.
cepted. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE
gToREs 1911 Wis. ave-. DE. 2-145O
66Ey; St N. Kirkwcod rd.. ia. 8
BIcYCLK. Monarch. 2e", like new
BiCYcLEs-Bey's ae". .$2a.5o; boy,
24S, $50; both in excel. mech, cond
~ 1.a1e3, after p.m:- today,
BICYCLE-Boy's 26-inch, acces
a sories; sSed gSod cond.; best offer. Phon'
BICYCLE. boys 2s-in.. excellent CON
1lCYCLE-Blue and white, size 90
very good condition; $50. Gail ia
BfCTc1TSEl. boys, se-ineh, rarestoans
RrRnd-ney; excel. cond.i best offsr
- 'S0oVes -
Evening star., 1953-03-29
LAWN MOWER

1Ss Eversharp. electric power, Reg.
S92.50 - Sale. $3.50, save $42.
Many others At great sayings.
BARON q MELTZ
$40 9. WASHINGTON ST. AT LEE
HIGHWAY IN FALLS CHURCH. VA.