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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

istudieS.
While we listened to him talk
and in our minds imagined the
desperation he must have felt,
think we all felt ashamed of the
complaining we do sometimes, and
vowed that in some way we would
try to make up for our ungrateful-
ness.
Here's a device that I'll bet we
all hope will eventually be stand
ard equipment in all dentists Of
fices. This is a gadget that the
patient holds in his hand and it
has wire that is connected to
the machine that does the drilling.
You can't talk back to a dentist
when he's hard at work, but with
this gadget you could at least tell
him when it hurts. A switch held
by the patient would flash pain"
signal. Or it could be set up to
give the signal and disconnect the
drill at the same time. Even if the
switch were not used, the patient
would feel better for having it. If
I'm any judge of human nature,
I'll bet this drill would be discon-
nected most of the time.
This is just an idea in the mind
of its inventor, but | can't for the
life of me imagine where he could
have been when he got this idea.
Today's recipe is for Christmas
cookies that should be baked now,
because they are better if they age
a few weeks. It's an old German
recipe, Bills mother always used
to bake them at Christmas time
and they really are good. I sup
pose these cookies are familiar to
a lot of you, but maybe you don't
have the recipe.
"NUremberger LebkUchen"
3 C. granulated sugar
2 C. strained honey
! C. butter or shortening
l C. walnut meats, coarsely
chopped
" S. almond meats, coarsely
chopped
R C. each of citron, lemon, and
orange peel (candied)
3 beaten eggs
l tbsp. soda
/ tbsp. cinnamon
! tbSp. ground cloves
Heat the honey, sugar and short
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

ening, let boil 5 min. and stir in
spices while hot. Add nuts, peel
and citron. Dissolve soda in l cup
warm water, add this and beaten
eggs. Add enough flour to make a
stiff dough. avoid too much flour).
Let this mass stand in cool place
4 days, then roll out and cut in
desired shapes Glaze the top by
brushing with whole egg beaten,
before baking. They are also good
if they're frosted.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

We are all aware that this is the
season of the year when we can
actually take stock of the harvest
and whether it has been good, bad
or Just mediocre, nevertheless we
are truly thankful that God has
given us the many blessings we
enjoy.
About week ago our Women's
Guild was invited by the W.S.C.S,
of our neighboring church, Zion
E.U.B., to be their guests for the
annual observance of Wcrld Com
munity Day. Their speaker for the
evening was young man, a for
eign student from Greece, attend
ing the University of Toledo and
taking a course in chemical engi-
neering.
He talked about his homeland,
the way of life of the people living
there, and as we listened to him
we became more aware of how
really fortunate we are to be able
to send our boys and girls to col
lege, to be able to enjoy the very
high standard of living that we
have in comparison to the Greek
people. His parents live on the Is
land of Crete, his father has one
of the high offices in the Probate
Court in the city where he lives,
but he earns mere $57 a month.
1t was impossible for them to send
this young man to college in
Greece, it was much too expensive,
so he came to America to go to
school. He must work in Toledo in
order to pay his tuition and any
other expenses he has, and we
gathered that it is a struggle for
him to make ends meet. He is
most intelligent, he would have to
be in order to be able to come to
strange country, knowing very
little of the language and having
an English textbook from which to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
St. Thomas Plans
Annual Breakfast

On Sunday morning, November
% the anual Advent Corporate
Communion of the men and boys
of the Episcopal Church will be
held in st. Thomas Church, to-
gether with Episcopal parishes all
around the world.
The service is at 8 AM. and
following the service breakfast
will be served in Guild Hall. After
breakfast the program will feature
the Walt Disney Real Life Adven-
ture film, Beaver Valley" All
men and boys of the Church are
most cordially invited to attend
this service and enjoy the fellow
ship at the breakfast and program.
Mrs. B. E. Welty is the chairman
of the breakfast committee, along
with members of the Church
School Group of st. Thomas Guild.
Telephone your reservations to
either 1921 or 22811.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
Looking Backwards

William Darr was elected presi-
dent of the county Farm Bureau.
DIR. r. r. Semon was convaleScing
from a rib fracture suffered in an
auto accident while enroute home
from the Lakeside football game.
Mrs. Reigel Fetterman was elected
president of newly organized
Democratic Women's Club. Putin
Bay council studied purchase of a
municipal dock, and named B. F.
McCann and George Rittman to
investigate. Auto belonging to
Bernard French and driven by Jess
Vany stalled on NYC tracks at
Lockwood and was demolished by
train. Committee to work out a
National Better Housing program
here through the Federal Housing
Administration had Harry Smith
as chairman, Beryl Welty, Fred
Dewitt, Harry Belknap, A. W.
Kalb, P. K. Tadsen, and Oliver
True as members. Redskins beat
Lakeside 1877 in Armistice Day
finale. Helen Kirk directed Lucky
Jade" operetta at high school. John
DePue opened new business en-
terprise, a hot-dog stand on wheels.
Five Port Clinton youths were
fined $50 for shooting out street
lights at Oak Harbor. Kiwanis club
voted to sponsor an industrial sur
vey here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
Catawba Cubs Get
Awards At Meeting

Catawba Cub Scouts received a.
wards at a Pack meeting Thursday
night at the community hall, with
skit by Mrs. Richard Cooper's
den providing the program. Par
ticipating were Mike Plumer, Fred
Pluckhorn, Bob Preston, Tommy
Cooper and Jeff Corthell. Jim
Cooper read the playlet.
Awards went to John and Jim
Herl, Raymond Suhrbier, Jan
Everett, Jim Faris, Lynn Camp
bell, David Parker, wolf; Larry
Christensen, Robert Corey, Webe-
los. Den mothers are Mrs. Cooper,
Mrs. Pete Christensen, Mrs. Floyd
Herl, Mrs. Emil Parker, and Mrs.
JOHN Dallen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

Understand that likeable Doro
thy Franck will return to the teach.
ing profession the second semest-
er she will replace Mrs. Gene
Graves
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
CHATTER BOX

Understand that likeable Doro
thy Franck will return to the teach.
ing profession the second semest.
er {. she will replace Mrs. Gene
Football banquet comments =.
wondering how many saw the
mum sandwich" given Coach John
Erwin petals of NUNS on bun
learned the definition for an
Experienced Coach is zone who
saves the crates his furniture came
inn did you notice genial Carl
Baumgartner looked like he
might have been operating a check
ing service the way he was &C.
comodating folks by seeing tina.
their coats were checked he
started out with the Mrs.'s Goa:
and ended up with goodness knows
how many more that's being
good natured ....
-
Vernell Price has a treasured
snapshot of 1915 model Mack
truck he has the distinction of
having driven the. first truck in
the Oak Harbor area i. +. the truck
was owned by the Michigan Head
lining Co. -.
Have you seen those unusual
corsages made by Florence Stamm?
J. they are really clever and
different
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Christensen
and Mrs. Bertha Cavalier are en-
joying Florida vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hetrick
spent the weekend with friends in
Columbus and attended the Ohio
Michigan game Saturday afternoon.
Chaplain (Maj.) Don Frederick
was guest pastor at st. Johns Luth-
eran church Sunday morning. He
is a brother of Mrs. Oscar Ander-
SON of Oak Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lipp former
Exponent Editor) were Sunday
evening callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

Albert Kruger. Mr. Lipp who is
the staff of "The Ohio Story" at
Cleveland, also has had three OF
his plays on national TV programs,
one of which starred Dick Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron A. Rosen-
treter and Marcia Jane and Mrs.
Charles Rosentreter visited rela-
tives in SanduSky, Sunday. The
latter remained to attend the fu-
neral of girlhood friend, Miss
Emma Waters, who died Saturday
after suffering body burns in
freak fire at her home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26
1t. Col Sargent
Arrives At Erie

1t. Col. Maurice V. Sargent
whose home residence is Willo
wick, O., arrived at Erie Ordnance
Depot Nov II for a tour of duty
1t is anticipated he will assume
the position of Chief, Depot Main
tenance Division.
He has just returned from the
European theater where he was
last stationed as quartermastel
staff officer for the United King
dom Command. His wife, Theresa
has accompanied Col. Sargent to
Erie.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

To sell, to rent, to buy, to lease,
to beg or borrow. Use Tile NEWS
Classified Ad Column. Phone 5271.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-26

attend but sending a gift was Mrs
Orlee Humphrey.
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SiTUATIoNs--DoMEsTIc

COLORED WOMAN. reliable. wants
3. hours afternoon house work. Ii
COLORED GIRL desires child care;
Inv exper:. ; days. Ii. 6-3SsS.
COLORED GIRL desires general
housework or days work. flve-day
week. NO. 7-1940.
MAID-Woman physician wishes to
place excellent maid: child care.
general housekeeping; days. Call
SO. 5-79Sl after 4. 90"
WOMAN. colored. desires part time
or days work; good cleaner. NO.
ELIAS.
GIRL, colored. desires work of any
kind; no cooking. Ii. 1866.
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SITuATIoNS-MEN
ENGINEER.

ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER, regis
tered architect ID. C. MARYLAND,
knows code. FILA. VA requirements;
ocs rs dessn NJ "
9-4U23. J.
CHEF. coiored. American. Italian and
some Oriental cookinG. AID. 4-3009.
ca, Can rgrnlsh written refs. 1t
heavy. 20 Years ear oe6' De expe1. in ADJ adj
ministrstion. estimating. cost keep
iIng' purchasinE. Age 40. $4,000.
coNsTRuCiT1iioN ENGINEER, coop
sratiye type with good general ex,,
MEN AVAILABLE Tor nome cleaning,
Jobs. THE SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Light Corps. Me. S-4532
YOUNG. ambitious white man with
mIanas ement, clerical and pnrehas-
Veteran. married, desires permanent
salaried position in. administrative,
management or clerical field; excel
v lens refeTspces drd "a IA IT, as.,s a
permanent pos, Is years exper. in
personnel purchasing and manage
ment capacity. XII. S-57Sl, after 8
pm. Fri, all day Sat, Sun. rs"
estate broker since 1895, operating
own business in D. c.; wide execu-
tive exper. in selling, management
and training sales people. have
building exper; am in good health
and real producer. For personal
reasons. ! now desire to work with
large firm or organization. Salary
to be commensurate with RESPONSE
bility. Best of local bank refs. Re-
plies confidential. Box 23s-G,
Star. --2S
COLORED MAN as helper on truck
or in warehouse or construction
work. Ii 1-1Hn1
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SINGER

OR HULA DANCER
Full or part time: apply after q p m.
CAP'N. GUS CLUB. 1872 New York
ave NV. Us
STENOGRAPHER - National head
quarters of Catholic organization
beginner will be considered; knowl-
edge Of shorthand; 5-dav wk.. va
cation. disqualification plan. Cal
weekdays; RE. 1888, Ext. 245
for appointment. --9S
STEN0GRAPHER and general office
work must be experienced; steady
position. Apply MODEL SHOP
1903 F. st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. to assist office
manager, under 30: public rela :
tons; must be excel. typist. neat and
have desire to please; excel. oppor
for advancement with growing firm,
Telephone Ma S-S360. 30
STENOGRAPHER. TYPIST. 1885,
required by national publishing Arm
5-dav wk.. modern aforementioned
Offices; disqualification benefits. paid
vacation. Apply in person, ENCY-
CLOPEDIA AMERICANA, 4606 East
West hwy. Bethesda. Md. -26
STENOGRAPHER. 80 or over. reli-
able, good health. good personality
person eN' Box TAR oS stan LOT as "'
STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST. BIZ
lingual; ENGLISH. French. Fluent
town aforementioned ofices. Elk
sTENO.. perm. for small Trade
Assn. Some exper. nee. 35-hr. wk
Apply RIM. 52S, go 18th st. NV,
after 10 am --2R
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Dl. 7-31a!. Open daily III : Nom
oays and THURSDAYS I'll q. Park
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
Will foot the bill
SO N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.
IA: S-69l4; z block from Arl. blvd.
next neHIsI 70 Bop eaI housing devel-
days III !. Plenty OF, free parking
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 2 PM.
FURN.--Must sell 3-bedrm. rambler
M OF modern ,furn.: dual lounee
Hlde,a-bed, modern ,occas chairs,
D Dio ohdo oa AL and wrought iron; blond
rugs: all new furniture. Priced 10
sell fast Can be seen at 2O3 TYSON
Or. Fails Church. Va, any time; mr..
S IS Jo G9Inf FRS on Route so, Gan
FURN.-;2-piece lily. rm. suite. = end
tables. like new, 500; 3-piece bed
rm. suite; 500: electric console sew
ing mach, SO; Maytag washer.
Sat. and Sun. 8 to 6. rear a$a35
FuRN.-Wainut bedrm. suite twin
beds; studio bed, OAK din. rm. ta-
pie and benches. mahog. bookcases.
Call co. 5-693l or RE. 7-24S4 for
FURN.. must sell this week end-17-
in. cabinet, TV S125; sgle. Holly
wood bed and matt. $40; 3 black
!ae90ered bureaus, SO ca; sofa
Coffee and uI ma tGnG'e end tables, s1Ig;
$50; patio furniture, SIS; plus other
custom-made mod
ern furn. and Chinese. T25 Apple
Grove I'd. Silver Spring. ~. a-a3iS.
FuRN.. mod; Tv; moving cross
reasonable. CAN JE. $4,000. IS
FURN.-Living, bedrm.. contents Of
e eqsss fF sEdsaf equip golf cI&bs,
your money used tur Gre in Town toWn. seer ter
sun, 1916. $50 b st. ne Ii.
FURSS'. iEFFrc. APT, full o, fuTni-
EN-. S-1a34. '''"' '''Se"S, 81 on
FURN.-Din. RIM. set. mahos,; iiv. rm.
S M6v, $50; all , hpgsshOld Furnishings
with slip covers, barrel char.
bles. . end tables. . lamps; $3.50
complete; mahog. full-size din. ia
Pc s[4 chairs cor. cupboard SIS.
FURN.-Gorgeous mahog din. rm.
suite, with corner cabinets, / beaut
lined oak twin bedrm. suite, | roll
away folding bed; l pr. green
plastic sgl, headboards. misc, items.
No No, reas: offer will be refused on
St., turn left on East West hwy. to
lane. turn right l blk, to Spencer,
f s6 turn rGpr LETT to S944 r, Terrace DR.
West. hwy. to Meadowbrook lane,
turn left and follow above directions.
GARDEN TRACTOR. with pillow. ' eur-
CAS- Rs@f RsNGE eoi Detroit Jewel, . sr,
old, divided top, timer, clean. $75;
sofa bed. gray. Karpen, good cond..
s7s sha qine u.s. set wa ols 7S5s5 maple
GAS RANGES, new, used. installation.
P PEI LIE 3 SALES We CO. a2a7 Georgia
Gas RANGE, las, la4s Grand: 1s4a
as l.epoic11oot, WSeStinshquse retsr,'
1889 Frieidaire dehumidifier, OIL.
GAS RANGES, new, used; repairs G
oil; coal, wood ranges. ACME
GLASS; G III, lG MI MAc Hi E-s VIII
motor, $45; good condition. UN.
HEATERS. new, used: repairs Gas,
oil, coal. wood. ACME STOVE. 1Oll
18th st. NV. MA. $685..
HOSPITAL BED. like new, adjustable,
d, S25. GICHNER SURPLUS, 2513 NJ
HOSPITAL BED. side rails. $50. Lu.
4-0362. Us
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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CABINETS

bOOhDHEIF
shell. so inches long. sturdilv con-
structed with nice lines. 81 o.
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Large selection OF used wood and
s sa'sS, SIG up; new walnut 60X3Q
tables. file cabinets etc. Shop US for
real values. Free delivery. N. FRANK
& SON. Ala 3rd ST. u. ". Elk. 3-S414
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HElP-WOMEN
ASST. BKPR., S27O
RECEIPT. -TYPIST, $3.50
SECY.-PERSONAL, S275

SECY. personal, $275
GENERAL EMPL.
1907 H ST. NV. ST. 3-4150
ut .xsS,,Ss s WoM.N ,b age
exper.; excel opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply by letter only.
State age. education. exper.. former
employer. FRANCES & FRANCES.
AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERK. Sc.
GIN dealer; experience necessary;
olz-day wk. Apply Box 394-H, Star.
AuToMoTIvE-Y Young woman ex-
per nee i In automotiye bqokkeep,
conditions: paid vacation; extra
Call Mr.. Steele, Ii. $4,000. AUTO
G %H9hEsA 4 Z . INC 1871 Fla
ing conditions, top salary, perma-
nent position. free group hospitalt-
cation and many other employe
NER MOTOR co, 1891 Florida
BEAUTicIAN, full or par. time, sood
OPPORTUNITY; in new shopping sem
ter. Riggs Park. ne. TU. 2-13S4.
BEAUTICIAN-Five days week; ex-
cellent opportunity; pleasant sur
f HA1R sTYL saifFy G gU sa AspREA
female: full time or 5 days wk:
Shop Of II operators. can use
more. Call RIA. $4,000. -2s
BEAUTlCIAN. 5-day ,wk. Top salary
SHEPHERD PARK BEAUTY SALON.
BEAUTY EAU S'a oP aSs. fiT
Call in person. VAN LII BEAUTY sA-
LON: sac ~ Piney Branch rd'. Silver
B fERaIlnSi M OPERATOR Downtown INTO
high salary and comm: vacation
With pay; 5-dayo week. Phone DU.
BEAUTY V oPiERAffoofR wanted; part
time; guaranteed salary and COM
mission. CULMoRE BEAUTY SA-
Lon, Falls Church Va. Call JE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced s
Apply GUILBo. ie45 Conn. ave. NV '.
CASHIER tc work for national finance
company. prefer person with ex-
perience in small loan, bank OF
outo AHahSe: EApefleHCe nOL neCeS-
s MTy Age 1920 ssoa,o Call MR.. DEN
CASHIER-CIGAR CLERK. for college
type drugstore. Apply in person.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and
G SITS. NV. rs
CLERK for general ofice work and
assist bookkeeper; must type; under
35; commercial experience; perma
nent; 5H2-day week. Start at $50
! Call MR.. WILLIAMS. NO. 1856
CLERK. needed by national publish.
| ing firm for general once work anc
| filing; 5-day wk.: modern air-cond
| office; disqualification benefits. Ap.
| ply in person. ENCYCLOPEDIA
| AMERICANA. 4606 EaSt-West hwy.
| Bethesda, Md. --27
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SlTUATIoNS-WoMEN

OPERATOR. neat, colored.
size IL. desires elev. work. DE. =
REG. NURSE. years college. de-
sires pos. doctors asst. or work with
children JE. 3-1526. -26
CAPABLE SECY., 80, college grad. 6
years Hill eXper., incl. exec. eXper.,
desires temporary position. 2-3 mos.
XII. 2-4g74.
Colonel GIRL desires lob as ele-
vator operator. LII. l-0S02, 26"
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GIRLS: TRAVEL u. S. A.
Two young ladies, under 20. travel
California and return with chaper-
oned group. Transp. paid. expenses
advanced Salary. average earnings
$50 per week. No experience neces-
sary. Apply r. Y. LONG. Francis
Scott Key Hotel, 10 am. to Z pm.
DO NOT PHONE 2Hs
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BUSINESS SERVICES

prices; cedar screen,
oak boards. cypress, chain link. Free
estimate. Call JE. 2-S006. IL
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BEDRM. SET-solid maple, by King
hand rubbed mellow fin; = yrs. old
peri. cond. JE 4-4l39. rs
BEDROOM SUITE Twin beds
French gray antique; 12i2" GE TV
like new: desk; Serapi oriental rug
WO. 6-5101 --26
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut, : pcs.
chest, 50; radio. $40; air condition
er. Philco, i2-ton $3.50; Homart
window fan. $40: rugs. SIS: break
fast set, SIS; leaving town. Ii
B Gl5Ssi SUITE, with twin be- BEDS.
matching spreads. Grapes, lamp.
chair; complete, 500. IA. S-O309.
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Plumbing and Heating

Plumbing and Heating
Remodeling and repairs; hot-watel
heaters, all makes. ia. 9-6124. 1t
REMODELING and repairs plumbing
and heating; special .riice on all gas
Ro eo5FtiINsG VWlATTERs-PRooF1NG. in.
sulating, paint. plaster, White mech
ROOFING. all types; cutters. spouts
carpentry and painting. A. D
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
ROOF REPAIRS-Low rates: white
mechanics. Free estimates. 10
SCREENING PoRCHEs my specially
Get them ready for summer. Cheaper
now. JU. 5-3942 ewes. MR.. TAYLOR
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE. in Thu
home: all makes and models cleo.
trio or treadle. Repairs our speciality
RE. 7-S4SS. any time.
STONE WORK. fagstone terraces
walks. brick or block retaining walls
chimneyS. freplaceS. all kinds &C.
rnent work, pipe drainage. F
MARCUCCIO. Poplar 2-35SS
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5TENOGRAPHER for national maya
speedy .typist with GOOD education.
duties Incl. manuscript tipping and
some secretarial and dictaphone
work, good working cond.; 35-hr.
wk.. paid vacation LIST year. Box
360-H, Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

NEW CLASSES in TIPPING, short.
hand, bookkeeping, small groups
saves half time. Excellent positions
Enroll immed BOYD SCHOOL. cor
G and 18th. Inquire. Ma S-2340.
NEXT PROFESSIONAL broadcast
class April 5. Enroll now. Job as
announcer guaranteed. Call PATH.
FINDER. ME. $685.. 4
LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
by revolutionary new method. BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM, 10. 5-07S1. pa
RADIO-TV REPAIR ewes. weekly
Beginners Is wk. course, 500 ($4
weekly plus lab. feel. TELEV1SION
INSTITUTE MA S-4630
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture; all subjects taught; approved
for Gl training: day and everinG
IECE ct VI TYT @RO
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FENCING. wire. new. 100 IT,; 80 IL
high; Il gauge; $3.50. tn. 2-2s4t
FILE CABINETS
FRIDAY AND SAT OMI vi

cCAOAx AMI SAI. ONLY!
4-drawer legal. Reconditioned. Two
day, S13:75 special. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES. oil n: Jersey ave. NV. 20
FOAM RUBBER-Cut any shape
WHILE Y 2 1 Wait Ex l7. sLss.s ss'sS. $i4S
FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES. pil-
bleed open emo sun nnaP HorL EsHaNS1n9 ess
aa99LISsffER1NG. 1891 Ga. ave. IA.
FOAM SL RUBBER. sox7s mattress,
G ZIP Large sheets. DOC ID. J. II.
GICHNER' BIB M at. NV.
F asa sena. 9 5G sssos % Gu ~ in
F r. a.Ri upright. II Gu. IT, new.
FURs-slightly used slamorous mink
garments. Less than $500 buys
BAsK1N FURs. Sth and 6. 81
FUR COAT. beaver-dyed Mouton. sizs
a. ID; orig price. $4o6; sell Sf0o, ike
new Il Interested ssd't Cali fR ab a sftas:
,S = ii sxeeutiyso desk, end table.
thNIaJhE SALE-Brand-new, bet
I rsn aror, bedrm dining rm;. living
ing for cash: LION STORAGE
s5 dlISG $50 New York ave. NV.
FURNITURE - Must sell this week
end; bedrm. suite, dining rm. suite,
db eno set: Imported Oriental rug.
800 100 carpet. size 12;2x15;3; excel:
f fSfa'' st. Sn NV. Ia s-77sa' "a 44$ls
FURNITURE-complete liv, rm. bed
I'm. and kitchen. $3.50; good condi-
ton. Ii. 7-7577. Gail between Q
FuRNiTURE9Hii -A-Bed. Simmons:
able; Must sell. Lo. 7. ssa4. M reason
FURNITURE-Practically new COM
plete 1-bedrm. apt. at great sacri-
fee. Must sell RIA. 3-4454. -28
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., Regency: red
sofa soa . ana green chair leather; topped
SSaa aRo arrange for delivery. III; s.
FuRNiTURE-Din. I'm. tMexican,,
desk, occas; chairs, tables and odd
Kansas RleHss ava Wail n.s sat or Sun. 5s"3
FURNITURE - Bedrm.. mahogany.
vanity with bureau and bench.
Double bed, chest Of drawers, night
stand; very good cond.. Sl35. Can
arrange for delivery. JU. 5000.
FURNITURE-A pair of Lawson-type
love seats, upholstered in gray
boucle; in perfect condition; $3.50
for the pair. WO. 6-1422
FURNITURE, unclaimed; chest Of
drawers. $40; dresser with mirror,
S12; sofa bed $40, TV chair, SIS;
Lawson love seat. S45; gooseneck
rocker, S2S; marble-top end table,
S2S; sofa frieze, SIS; studio couch,
S25; ONCE desk, S25; spring. SIS:
chaise lounge, S25; club chair, S25;
occ. chair, So; end tables. 81 book
case. So; pedestal, 81; record cab
met $4 inher-spring mattress,
$40; bed. mattress and spring, 500;
Lawson sofa, 500. HOFFMAN, UP.
HoLsTERERs, 2447 18th st. NV.
FURNlTURE-Living room and other
misc. items. L to 8 pm, Saturday
and Sunday. sos 4th st. NV. 2ss
FURNITURE-sACRI
Six-pc. bedrm. set, $40; 7-pc. dinetts
set, 500; youth bed, washer. etc.
1910 st. Sc. LII. 1906 or DI.
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