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Evening star., 1954-05-06

Ruth Andrew Leads
In Court House Golf

Miss Ruth Andrew took net
honors at Court House Country
Club in a ladies' day golf tourna-
ment yesterday with l03-22-81
and Mrs. Rose MacBride, with
118-38-80. won Glass B honors.
Mrs. Charles H. Eisenhart won
guest prize with 95-16-79. The
nine-hole event went to Mrs.
Elliott McRae with a 49-7-42.
the boys section. Today'S match
has Denny Master meeting Don
Ralph in a boys Semiflnal match.
Girls summaries yesterday:
Interscholastic.
Quarter r-finals-McCord. Wilson. de-
feated Gilmore. Madeira, 6-1, 6-3:
Leek, Coolidge. defeated Verney. Madeira,
6-3, 6-l: Kyle, Coolidge. defeated
Phelan. GEORGETOWN Visitation, Go.
60.
semifinais--Lowe defeated Kyle. Go.
Go.
Quarter r-fnals-Hubbard. Deal. de-
Coolidge. Leland. defeated Kaldes. Deal,
Miller. Deal 60 60: Lynch-Gates
incomplete match, ell, Ga.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Bobby Hanes Takes Feature
On Wet And Slippery Track

Bobby Hanes did it again Sum-
day night at Sandusky Speedway,
taking the feature race on a mud
dy and slippery track before a
crowd of almost 700 loyal stock
car racing fans.
1t was close race, Hanes COM
ing in just ahead of Bobby
Baughn. During the feature race
Clarence Ray held the lead for
ten laps, then lost a wheel on the
north turn, but due to skillful
driving managed to bring his car
safely to the pit area.
Racing will continue if weather
permits. Winners Sunday night
were: first heat, Bobby Hanes;
second heat, John Augsberger;
third heat, Bob Christman; fourth
heat, Dick Haines; helmet dash,
Clarence Ray; Crack The Whip,
George Neuman; semi-feature,
George Neuman; feature, Bobby
HaneS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
REDSKINS WIN THIRD . 26-19
DUCK STAMPS
ARE INCREASED

Duck stamp sales showed a
slight increase in Ohio during
1953-1954 as compared with 1852
1858, according to advice received
by the Ohio Division of Wildlife
from the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service. The increase in sales in
Ohio is interesting in view of the
fact that duck stamp purchases
nationwide dipped slightly last
year. California, Minnesota, Mich
igan, Wisconsin and Illinois, all
well-known waterfowling states,
sold the greatest number of
stamps. Ohio duck hunters pur-
chased 42,625 of the stamps in the
1952-1953 year and 43,081 in 1853
1854. Total sales throughout the
country amounted to 2,271, ,430
during the past year.
The stamps cost $500 and are
required by everyone over 16 years
of age who hunts waterfowl. They
are obtainable each year from all
U. S. Post offices.
The waterfowl season in Ohio
opens at 1900 noon on Monday,
October Is and closes December
II. After the first day, shooting
hours are from 1/2 hour before
sunrise to sunset. The daily bag
limit is four ducks not to include
more than one hooded merganser.
Wood ducks cannot be hunted this
year. The possession limit on
ducks is eight. On geese the daily
limit is five and the possession
limit five. Any mergansers fish
ducks taken this year must be
included in the daily bag limit of
four ducks, and the possession
limit of eight ducks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15

using q variety OF we'll called ana
well executed plays, but the de-
fensive team left much to be de-
sired the second half.
1t was further greatly weakened
with the loss of Bob Ziebert with
a broken arm. However several
players had their moments of
greatness on the defense Ed NoSer
looked good at linebacker, Bob
Martin was in there fighting in the
secondary and Harry Chaffin look
ed especially good the second half
on defense as did Jim Black and
Mike Elias.
Coach Lukac finally came up
with an extra point kicker, Bob
Carter looked strong on those con-
versions.
Clyde Enderle played his best
game of the season Friday at
Quarterback. Not only did he use
his head on every play but carried
the ball for several large gains.
Marvin Ohm held down the often
sive end job very we'll. Added with
Bob Wood at the other end they
were always an offensive threat.
Port Clinton received the open
ing kickoff and the first quarter
included an exchange of punts with
neither team threatening to score
Early in the second quarter the
Redskins made AZ yard gain On
pass from Jensen to Wood to set
up Bob Twarek'S first touchdown.
Bob Carter kicked the extra point.
Tiffin then failed to make first
down and punted out. Enderle
passed to Wood who lateraled to
Jensen. Enderle then carried to
the three yard line of Calvert
where Alan Jensen carried over
for the score. Carter again made
the extra point and the half ended
with Port Clinton on top IA to O..
Calvert snapped back hard to be-
gin the second half as San Para
disio ran off guard for "a yards to
score Tiffin's first touchdown. But
the Redskins rebounded fast when
on the first play after Calvert's
kickoff Dick Hazard toted the pig
skin for 78 yards to score for Port
Clinton. The conversion kick wal
blocked and Port Clinton lead 20
to Z as the third quarter ended.
In the last quarter Tiffin put on
a sustained drive and LutZ scored
for Calvert to make it 20 to 13.
Marvin Ohm returned Calvert's
kickoff 40 yards but Port Clinton
lost the ball on downs, however
Calvert didn't have the ball long
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Tuesday Women's League

TEAMS: Maytag, three and a
half points from U. S. Gypsum;
Bolte'S, three from Johnie'S Mar
ket; Matthews, three from PENN
sular Candy; Amato's, three from
Bros; Fremont Oil & Bill's, three
from no-name-listed; Bob's Sand
Wich, three from Neidecker's
Philips Jewelry, four from Curtis;
p c. Mfg. three from S & G Build
ers. High series: P. C. Mfg, 2815.
High game, Fremont Oil, 1923.
TOPS: Evy Lay, Maytag, 1871
1873, SAB.
LEADERS: B. Macy, 1876; L. Fitz.
513; Barbara Pelyhe, 191-507; Pearl
Pelyhe, 1875, AT; Janis Lambert.
214, 528; Carol Petersen, 1872, 523
Fritz Kreutzer, 178; Izzy Menier
1856; F. Lukac, 1876; Audrey Kar-
shuk, 2O5, $50; Mary Brown, 499;
Kay Laney, 178.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Bicycle Rider Is
Injured By Car

Richard L. DeGryse, Is, son Of
Mrs. Doris WenStrom of 512 Mad
ison-st, sustained severe bruises
and abraSionS and contusions of
the left knee when his bicycle was
hit by a car at Erie Gardens last
Saturday afternoon.
Driver of the car, police said,
was Mrs. Alton Lambert who was
unable to avoid hitting the boy
when the bicycle turned in front
of her. Richard was admitted to
Magruder hospital as patient for
observation
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
BOB ENCLEBECK
BOAT TAKES
FIRST PLACE

Port Clinton Lightnings
came home from the SNOWFALL
Regatta at Buckeye Lake last
weekend with high honors.
Bob Englebeck and his "Meat
Wagon" took first place for
the 81 Lightnings in the Regatta,
and the Carlton Allans' bad
News" took second.
The Ed Riefschneiders' "Flying
Mist" was eighth, and the Larry
Hattwicks' "Quick Decision" placed
14th. Jack Lays "Lay-Too", with
the Harvey Sniders' crewing for
him, dumped over but was un
damaged. The Lee Brackens
"Schuss", sixth local boat in the
Regatta, dropped out of the last
race to go to the 'LayToo's" as
sistance.
Bob got the revolving trophy, a
wooden map of Ohio with his name
on a bronze plaque, and a silver
water pitcher. The Allans' also got
a trophy, a smaller version of the
first place award, and silver tray
There was special trophy for Jack
Lay, too d bucket with his
name painted on it. 1t too win be
come a revolving trophy to be a
warded to next years dump
over"
Charles Herl and James Knight
crewed for "The Nest Wagon, and
Jim Allan and Chuck Liner crewed
for bad News" other local sail
ing enthusiasts at the Regatts
were the Dick Semons, the Ton
McRitchies' and the Spencer
SWeenyS'.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Cpl. Jack Mah1er
Visits In Japan

HAKATA, JAPAN-Cpl Jack J.
Mailer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mailer, Gypsum, Ohio, recently
spent seven days in Japan on a
rest and recuperation leave from
the 439th Engineer Combat Bat
talon in Korea.
Available to him at Camp Haka-
ia were recreational and Sightse-
ing facilities giving him fascinat-
ing glimpse of Oriental culture.
Mailer entered the Army in
January 1858 and arrived over
seas the following July. He is a
truck, driver with the battalion.
Formerly he was crane operator
with U. S. Gypsum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
POSTPONED

A big fire fighting demonstra-
ton scheduled for Sunday after
noon at Sandusky Speedway was
postponed until this coming SUM-
day, Oct. II, at l p. m. Admission
is free. Seven fire fighting COM
panies in the Sandusky area will
demonstrate technique of fighting
various types of fires after start
ing blazes with oil, gasoline, auto
mobiles, rubber and a small build
ing. Awards will be given the
winning companies. There will be
a large display of fire fighting
equipment.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Pt. Clinton Reserves
Beat Fremont St. Toe

Port Clinton Reserves defeated
Fremont St. Joe Reserves 1877 here
Monday afternoon.
Joe Morgan scored on runs of
40 and 4 yards and Bruce Carter
passed 35 yards to Gary Nossman
for Port Clinton's touchdowns
Richard Snider kicked the extra
point. Richard Yingling raced 80
yards to set up st. Joe's lone tally
and Yingling scored from the
three.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15

till Mike Elias made spectacular
interception to give Port Clinton
possession. Twarek then passed to
Ohm deep in Calvert's territory
and on the next play Jensen pass
ed to Twarek for the last score for
Port Clinton. The extra point was
not made. Calvert was not through
however and scored en- pass from
Quarterback Mazella to End Falter
to make the final score 26 to 19 in
favor of Port Clinton.
Port Clinton'S backfield of End
erie at Quarterback, Jensen at full
back and Twarek and Hazard at
halfbackS was a constant threat.
Calvert never knew who was going
to run and who was going to pass.
All of them were capable of doing
either.
Chet Sullwold'S article in the
Sunday Blade quoted Tiffin pa
per in a pregame article describ-
ing Bob Twarek as "elusive as a
cake of soap and as about as big"
Mr.. Sullnold went on to point out
that Bob had been stopped" at
two touchdowns Friday night. We
hope Mr.. Sullwold watches "Soapy"
Twarek clean up on Oak Harbor
Friday night here at the local
stadium.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Thursday Mite Handicap

IhUrsdaY NIfe Handicap
TEAMS: RUbe's Service, three
from Lud's; Fritz ms, four from
Kinks; P. c. Hardware and Ger
ner & Wolf, two each; Bell Fish,
three from Gill & McAfee. High
series; Fritz, 2877; high game, Bell,
994.
TOPS: J. Tokar $50, 205; Stan
Knowles, 236, SIT.
LEADERS: J. Twarek, 202, $50;
R. Debien, Sr., 201, SIS: w. Ahrens,
528; N. Kolhoff, 202, $50; Father
Schmidt, 528; R. Hauser, 21O, 216
564; H. Lawrence, 211, 512.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Women's Thursday Night League

TEAMS: Basiley's, three from
O'Nan's; Gill & McAfee, three
from WOTM; VFW, two from
Kennelly's; Clinton Cleaners, two
from Lakeland Motel. High series
and game, Basiley's, 2848, 1909.
TOPS: Vera Coulter, Basiley'S,
230-209-137, SIG.
LEADERS: Edna Boyle 1877, 482;
Pearl Pelyhe 478; Katie Keys, ITS;
Pat Sullivan, 169; M. Jennings,
1853; M, Wesley, 167.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Bowling
Industrial League

TEAMS: Lake Cleaners, four
from Smith Automotive; Blacks
Machine, three from Avalon; Va
riety Club, three from 112 Ord;
P. C. Mfg, four from Myers SUMO
co. High series and game, Blacks,
1929, 999.
TOPS; Bob Hauser, 594, 220.
LEADERS: E. Slower, 225, $50;
S. Knowles, 225, 567; L. Sherry
20l, $50; j. Tokar, 221, 554.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15

Corner and Wolf ambulance
stood by, and Drs. C. R. Wood and
A. D. Miessner were in the stands
at Friday nights game, continu-
ing the Downtown Coaches safe
ty' project. Both Sanders and
Neidecker ambulances will be on
duty for this Friday night at the
stadium. Cushioning of light posts
and goal posts with rubber also
was being investigated this week
by DTC
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-15
Ready For Oak Harbor This
Friday After Taking Tiffin
Calvert; Offense Is Good

Port Clinton Redskins pulled down their third victory in
four starts last Friday night by defeating unmpressve
looking team from Tfn Calvert High School 20 to 16.
it had not been for the Ia point lead built up by the
Redskins in the first half the story might have been entirely
different The local eleven extra the offense
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CONN. AVE, OPP. Sheraton-Pk. Htl.--
S s3 So mo mo. CO. 1,2717. "A
conv. to Va, downtown. Govt. once
, sldss' u SO up; NE e. s-59gs' IS
e aye i Say s aooi N.E-Lse. front rm.
suitable 2 men or cple. with child.
NEAR YEA p COW 51i AND CATHEDRAL
ps4B ls and e S1a .c iseji5is;
1908 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, mr..
Wash. Circle-Beaut. furn. Q rms.
and kit, reduce. twin or dble. beds.
sig wk. and semibsmt. Cali after 5.
1927 EYE ST. N.W.--Nice clean
housekeeping rm. in excellent loca-
ton. MRS. CAPPs. RE. 7-9o91.
1919 e. T. J 18th 18th. ST; NV, Room and
rf Ss f ESilk 6lsH ST. $ NW WHY i,
lge. kit; $25 for "a mo. Also smaller
and larger units, clean and quiet; 5
, gins AIN e dG SnSTE ,S ia Nales0
=
kit; free telephone. AID. 4-3i63.
AIRFOAM STUDIO RM.-Refgr., grin.
sslio@e k 10 Nv; pEt e aatssa.ssh shower
MT. PLEASANT, 1864 18th st. NV
Single ,furn, housekeeping rm.. next
to bath; $40. Also l large furn.
housekeeping rm.. twin beds; avail.
April |, $50. utils., utensils included.
0XIr S4th ST NV uor.aL..r;n
rm,. water. refgr; no drinking. DE.
7l17 CARROLL AVE-, rakoma Park.
End fl. next bath, newly dec, compl.
furn. with linens. h. and C. running
water, refgr., laundry and phone
.privils.. pvt; entr. ~, 5s.2115,
rm, on LIST A.. twin beds. refgr.. suit
able for 2, utils. furn. 5000 wk.
426 Srd ST. NV, Q or 3 rooms
for housekeeping: no drinking: also
sleeping room a
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

FRENCH NC! d H,9oD o black standa5d
BEAGLE PUPPIEs. 7 wks.. excellent
breeding. 1876 Fairview dr.. Fairfax,
G Hf fF SxSf a maist iawn. 2 years
S gid, gFsesistered. reasonable. Tower
Bosffo6SNis. Axe reg. 2 males, o
wks.. $50 and $50; / female. IS
mos. $50. co. 3-7022. Annapolis.
PARAKEETs. 35 breeders, s5 from
IS nest boxes, fiight pens. AID.
BOXER, = weeks, Axe. choice of
H !issSE n FL $lsfsc TERRIERS. Wits
o Sf9tti Is. AS sla4o6 Eesistered' o weeks
COCKER SPANIELS, females. pedi-
greed. Axe. champion bloodline;
A Me- An e15Ssi: SPANIEL PU4ps.
8 wks. old, reg. M and +. Parti-col
w VIZ e- fSx ffEfS Rm Axe reg,
$40 and $50. males: 8 females,
IRISH s sETTE SHo PUPPiEs S'I parebred:
q perfect Easter gift; reasonable.
PooDLEs. blacks, standards. Axe,
male and female puppies. Ell.
6-3S06. a
POODLE, male, white. mo. old,
Axe reg. Reas. ia. S-3247 after g.
BOSTON TERRIER. z yrs. old, Axe
reg. Sell to good home. OIL. 66a35,
PEDIGREED COOKERS, Axe reg, 8
wks. old, 4 blacks and 2 Bluffs. Call
LO. $4,000. -
POODLES, black, miniature. Axe.
OIL 4-7S17. A
SPRINGER SPANIELS, no papers
beauties. Reas. Act fast. OF
4-7775.
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RADIO -PHON0., Philco. 3-speed. AM
$50. JU, 9-352S. ID
RADIO PHONoGRAPH, silvertone.
automatic washer. Call DE. 2-0007
after pm. %
RANGES, new, used; repairs (gas, oil.
coal. wood. ACME STOVE. 1O11 18th
st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
RANGE. cleo. GE. used, good cond.,
$50. WO. 6-6426. IS
RANGE, electric. new 1853 model,
| full size automatic, famous brand;
guaranteed; save $3.50. J. L. BATE
MAN & SON, 1904 Rhode Island
ave. ne. .
REFRIGERATOR. late model Kelvina-
tor; reconditioned; guaranteed; ex-
cellent value at $50 .96. j. L. BATE
MAN & SON. 1904 Rhode Island
ave. ne. -
REFRIGERATORs. used: rent or buy
So per mo: Full guarantee. .DOWD'S
EN-. 2-730O. 441S Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATORs. cleo. and gas,
$50 each. deliy. Also late model
refrigerators, $50 deliv. ST. 3-1216.
PERPETRATORS, used. large assort-
ment from $40 up; some with 1-year
guarantee; time payments. FRED
tricks 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATION, Westinghouse, apt
SIC. $ sS5sx Couch and chair. $40.
R EFi SigE1Hi new, never us used,
S-cu.-ft. Frigidaire: by OWNER; very
reasonable: Call OIL. 2-2026. "A
apt: size. Completely reconditioned
and refinished Fully guaranteed.
ALAN REFRIGERATION Co, S21
Que st. NV. AID. 2-47S1. a
REFRIGERATOR, gas, Servel; 4 cubic
feet: excellent condition; $25. OV.
REFRIGERATOR. late model west
inghouse, reconditioned, guaran-
teed. specially priced. $34.95. ]. L.
BATEMAN & SON, 1904 Rhode
Island ave. ne. >
REFRIGERATOR. 1e4e Norge: ex-
cellent condition.; $50. Phone 10.
|REFRRiGGiERAToRs AND WASHERS.
recond. and new; large selection at
% yrs. Open Sundays for your
convenience. AABACO, 1920 r.: I.
REFGR.. Admiral, 1852. 2 Gu. IT,; i'm
maculate condition; 500. JE. 81
0373. JE. 1880. "A
REFGRS;,, all sizes, cleo, gas. recond.:
from S24.50. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. colored. g.h.w., live in. recent
references and good salary. EN-
CSokoG.Hw., to live in and care
and every other Sun. of; other help
employed; S35 wk. EN-. 3-0353
CooK-G.H.W.. silver Spring area
n fsm snq no a sma :sl srns i've
tracing CO. 1900 Pearl St.,
Bethesda Md, Mon. through Fri
csw .aG: s t s9dr sssd is ''hs 81
CIV. live in; young married cple.
with 5-yr. old girl: new house. mod
eEn kit; refs; req. EN-. 2-S496.
day Wed d ' every other Sun; refs
good salary. JU. $4,000. a
Of children. Recent local -eferences
ch esy CHASE cfD ei MG' 81. 2os51S. M9
CIV, cooking: doctors family; live
in; fond of children: Weekday and
every w Sthe SJ syn; off, Other help
board plus 500 mo. starting salary;
neither race nor age important. Call
ct 1928 Hickory ST.. Warwick Vii
laRe. ALEXANDRIA, on SUNDAY between
! and 5 pm. Must be of Christian
NURsEiMAID. white, to live in; care
for 2 school-aged children. and
and bath; vacation with pay: Not
habits. RA 3:145o. 3
WHITE LADY to live. in, care for
semi-elderly lady. EN-. 2-4547. 3
WOMAN. colored. live in, general
housework. care of small child: So
day wk;; reasonable salary. Phone
Ii. 6-1015. 4
WOMAN. white. child care and light
homework: live in. LU. .4-5709. 3
MATURE, RELIABLE. white woman.
for housekeeping position; live in;
care 2 small children; refs. re-
CURED. Call ia. 2-S3I7. -
PLEASANT. MODEST COUNTRY
HOME and salary for responsible
white woman as mothers helper;
must be clean and like children:
refs. required. Box 18Th. Star. -
WHITE GIRL. not over 80. must be
good and strong and fond OF chill
dren; liv in WO. 6-2195. IS
COLORED WOMAN, cooking and gen.
eral housework; small house; 3
adults, no children: prefer live IN.
well furnished room with private
bath: busline at door; convenient
free time. McCREA, 5000 Cathe-
dral ave. NV. EN-. 3-6S45. q
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

2I24 EYE ST. N.W.-Protestant girl.
1-bedrm. apt. with another. girl;
period now through May. Willie /
am away the right girl may have
It for $40. After 6 and week ends,
RE. 7-AQ4, Ext. 206. "
1475 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. "a
pr SHsY very 1y.a reas p'i 10 0e $6o4 a
GIRL, preferably 1925 yrs; of age,
to share J. bedrm. apt. with girl 22
Cali 10. .3-4693. between, 5000
WANTED - Spanish : speaking girl.
spacious home with congenial FAM
lily. nt. shopping and tranSp.: free
Fe Rhf d dvf full eo 5s q EXCHANGE for
CONGENIAL GIRL share nice Conn.
ave. apt. with 3 girls. $3.50 mo.
Refs exch;; HU, 3-72T4. -
GIRL. 1928. share 1-bedrm. apt,
Sc; loo, with another girl. LU.
conn. AVE. AND R ST. NV
girl to share attrac.. completely
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with another
girl. Cow. transp. DE. 2-s209 after
GIRL wanted to share dbIe. rm.. .
Also 2 girls for dble. rm.. beds. at
SS75 per week each. Large Colonial
home in N. Arlington. Excel. transp.
facilities. / blk: from buses. Kit.
priyils., use Of din. rm. and laundry
care given. 2217 N Nottingham 81.
ia 4-1256. between 10 and 4, for
appointment. ia. 4-1250. Sat. and
Sun. -
girl; Shoreham vic. co. 5-0594 after
WEST HYATTsvILLE-woman win
share with ] or girls 3-bedrm.
house. Reas. HA. 2-7779 after $40.
%
COLORED MAN to share room in pvt.
home; all PRIVILEGES; $50 mo. Ii.
$3.50. %
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont. |,

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS
Let us build that screened porch
remodel your kit: add that rm
ANY type repair,. Bank financing
excel. serv.. Do 1t now before thu
spring rush. Va. only. OV. g.
ALTERATIONS. brick, plastering. car.
pentry. cement work. c. WARD
1907 Q st. NV. AID. 2-267S. "A
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, parking
areas. etc. All work guar. In writ
ing. For free estimates. call UN.
4-33SS. %
BRICKW0RK-An types brickwork
and brick repairs; Call A. H. CHAM
BERS, at OIL. 4-449S. q
CARPENTER, small Jobs; house paint
pare eSt and painted ahd W. f99ts 5e
CARPENTER-By lob or hour UN.
CARPEENNTER-Attics. porches. rec.
rms anything, new or old work.
MR.. SMITH. ia. 7-5527. any time
CARPENTRY-White mechanic. root
repair. painting. remodeling. DU. e
QR03 SA
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DIsHWAsHER. brand-new, fully
pqesd ssss s1s spsq roS
MAN & SON, ao04 Rhode Island
DOORS, beautiful. natural birch
Sm spd naRsgany f95 tf5ls t9gS
:, SALES 8 |. LES CO. M,4errifield. Va. 3
bedroom draperies, double bedspreat
and cornice to match; floral chint1
spread. JE. 4-0761. a
DRESS, wedding; ivory satin. lace
tnsets sath .;ds train; gorp onee
DRYER, electric, brand-new. 1858
GE, just uncrated,. fully guaran-
teed. specially priced, $199.50; save
SIS. J.: L. BATEMAN & SON. 2005
Rhode Island ave. ne. p
FENCES-PADDOCK, estate. chain
LINK 1oo etc, estimates given free. JE.
FiREsToNE FOAM RUBBER, cut cut to
size. 3O- matt. $3.50; 80" matt,
r Ell E sHo Pa sfIlS S51s M St Ra 5E
s Tah i bench df 5 SaMs a WITH anss
comb. belt disc sander, cleo. and
plumbing supplies incl. wire, con-
s dnit, fuse and cont1,o det boxes pipe.
FSx lsII kUssEk s sat aPy shape Easy
FR REL Roo Att. chest type. excellent
e con ton Q i sdeessla for small family
FR laii f. i pprlsSt, IL Gu. #. new.
FURs0S1:doo full length muskrat
coat, excellent cond.. will sell for
$3.50. Brand-new $500 muskrat
scarf. will sell for $50. AID. 4-0670.
sarmen{s. Less than $500 Buys Buys
BAsKIN FURs, sth and -e4
FURNISHINGS. like new; 9x12 rug;
TABLES, miscel.; leaving city. AP,
FURNiTURE-Liv. rm. suite. kitchen
set: best offer. ST. 3-2433. 80
FURNITURE Dble. Duncan Phyfe
G close d and ext tans sha day 'fnf
FUR Urn FUR sAIE-B BE-; S1. bet
ter-grade bedrm;. dining rm;: living
rm from o1a.. UNCLAIMED freight and and
BE Tor 4s sSs New - YoFk s ave- a8
dsi'v, 1915; Sat. till 4. RE 7-4310..
FURNITURE-Must sell house full OF
modern furn:, 203 Tyson drive, Falls
Ch.. Va. 6 blks. from Seven Corners.
FURNITURE-Movin abroad: Gus
tom made. modern, white dining rn.
furniture: antique Queen Anne fat
top desk and chair, antique French
benches, chests. chairs. beds. small
tables. rugs. andirons. lamps. porch
furn., silver, glassware. misc: sat,
Sun. 10-5. 3645 49th st. NV. #
FURNITURE Moderator icebox,
200-lb. capacity, garden furn.,
pair love seats, misc. 123 Prince
St, Alex. XII. $4,000.
FURNITURE-Several odd pieces;
reasonable; call after pm. Sat;
or am. Sunday. III. S-S864. A
FURNITURE-Kroeh sofa and
chair, Lawson chair. breakfast set,
excel. cond. RIA. 6-7552. 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Daveno, $50;
gray chrome dinette table and
chairs, $40: chair, $25; chests ano
mirror, $40. LO. 1886. 4
FURNITURE. unclaimed in storage.
We've got everything. Bookcases
($4), Chests ($2-$1O, Dressers,
i$2-S1O), TVS (S4S), Radios ($13)
Automatic Washers, less than $500,
Wringer-type $3.50. Beds and
Springs (S1O). Sofa Beds $50 up)
Refgrs. (S5 up). Antiques: Come
early for selection Immed. delivery
RIGHT-WAY MOVERS, 1872 5th st.
NV. 10. 1880. Open all day Sat