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Smyrna times., 1955-07-21

insula Annual Conference usually
attend the anniversary service.
After the services a fine picture
is presented when the gatherings
of old friends take place and the
renewing of friendships is a
charming scene.
At long last the Pickering light
at Ginn's Corner is to be changed
and stop and go sign put there.
The fiickering light gave no one
protection but rather invited them
into the speed trap just ahead,
and there they often met their
fate. Motorists coming up the
line used the highway for speed
course and thought nothing of
whirling by at 90 miles per hour.
The stretch has become race
course and the wild motorists
seem to increase speed as they
approached the corner, and care
nothing about the conditions they
are to meet there. Many believe
that stop and go sign will save
score of lives there every year.
Out of state motorists stop at
the fickering light not knowing
what it means and that act makes
them liable to be struck in the
rear by a motor car following.
The Odessa and Middletown
short line railroad remained a
dream for a long time. Then,
later the sponsor got tired of
hearing it spoken of but never
built, so one day he ordered the
ties and rails for it. In way it
was a railroad without cash so it
was constructed on the economy
scale. Finally the track was
built and one passenger car order
ed. Well, the first day the road
could not handle the souvenir rid
ers, but after that day it had
practically nobody to carry. After
five days of riderless operation
the business stopped and the tracks
taken up. The odd thing about
this enterprise was the fact that
the track was laid across the
rough surface and it never had
any surfacing to smooth it down.
So it carried the riders along in
true switchback style and the
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA
Building, Rehoboth Beach, SUM-
day, July "a, 1855, will be Truth.
The healing power of true prayer
will be set forth at Christian Sci
ence services on Sunday in the
Lesson-Sermon entitled Truth y
Among the scriptural selections
to be read is the account of Christ
Jesus healing of the child with
the dumb spirit" including the
answer his disciples received to
their question as to why they did
not cure the child: "And he said
unto them, This kind can cine
forth by nothing, but by prayer
and fasting" mark 9:29). The
practical power of prayer is also
brought out in passages to be read
from Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy including the follow
ing (11:27-31): Prayer. cannot
change the unalterable Truth, mol
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21

up early to breakfast in the
garden of vegetables.
The high wheat averages have
given a real surprise to the grow
ers and others of this section. One
of the leading wheat growers of
the Townsend area is Mr.W. Scott
Reihm who until a few days ago
tenanted the former Paul Messick
farm on the Levels. Mr.. Reihms
had a fine crop and when thresh-
ed, it was recorded at 81 bushels
to the acre. A few days ago this
excellent wheat farm was sold by
Mr.. Messick to ready buyer.
Some interesting visitors to our
community on Wednesday, July
18th were Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Newman of Philadelphia and Mr..
Stanley Dodd of West Mystic,
Conn. They were looking up their
relatives or some facts about
them as the ones inquired about
had lived in the Middletown area
81 years ago. The father and
mother of Mr.. Dodd left Middle
town in August, 1898, going to
Mystic, Conn.,, leaving right after
their marriage. Charles Dodd was
night telegraph operator at the
Middletown depot for several
years. Both he and the woman
he married had many friends in
the Middletown area, all being
sorry to see them leave town for
the nutmeg state. Mr.. Dodd and
his uncle and aunt interviewed
people here to learn more facts
about Mr.. Dodd and Mrs. Dodd as
the records revealed while living
in this neighborhood. Later Mr..
Dodd, the son, said he would go
to Massey, Md, to learn whatever
he could of the family history
there. His father and mother
died at Mystic in october of last
year.
The Rev. Earl M. Shockley, re-
tired former pastor of Harrison
Street and Brandywine Methodist
Churches, will speak at the 166th
anniversary service at Old Union
Church near Townsend on Sum
day, September 18th at IL am.
Mr.. Shockley lives at 602 w goth
Street. He was born in Town
send and consequently is we'll
known to the residents of Apo
quinimink and Blackbird Hun
dreds. Joseph c. Hutchison, Sr.,
is chairman of the speakers COM
mittee for the anniversary observ-
ance which also include a service
at. 2 pm. The speaker for the
second service will be, announced.
Old Union is one of the shrines of
American Methodism. It was
founded in 1889 and the present
structure built in 1847. About 400
persons from all parts of the Pen
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21
Leipsic

Mr.. and Mrs. George Clothier
spent the weekend at Bowers.
Mr.. James Denney of Elkton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Den
ney on Sunday.
Mr.. Edward Mitchell is a pa
tient at the Kent General Hos
pital.
Mrs. Olin Gooden returned home
from Atlantic City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield of near
Wilmington visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffecker on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pepper
have moved into their new home.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21
YeIlowed Foliage Often Indicates
Serious Elm Ills


Yellow flags, unlike the tradi-
tional red, can mean danger to
your trees. Dreaded Dutch elm
and some other tree troubles are
signalled by such foliage discolor-
alton.
An individual limb, or several
limbs, showing distinctly yellow
ing leaves, may mean the normal
supply of moisture has been cut
off from that portion of the tree,
according to A. B. McKinstry, field
representative of the Davey Tree
Expert Co.
This yellowing may be caused
by any one of several elm diseas-
es. Usually only qualified tree
doctor can diagnose the true cause
or the danger signal. The tree
may not have Dutch elm disease
or any other serious ailment if
the affected branch is on the
shady or inner portion of the tree.
Nature sometimes does its own
pruning.
The amateur may confuse other
minor diseases with Dutch elm
because of similar foliage symp-
toms. These are verticillium and
other willis.
If prompt measures are taken,
the tree may be cured of lesser
difficulties. Feeding and pruning
in the early stages can often over
come some wilt diseases.
But if your tree really has
Dutch elm, there is little that can
be done to save it. Removal and
burning of the affected tree is re-
commended to keep the disease
from spreading to other trees.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21
Townsend

A choice building lot in Town
send has over dozen owners
The lot has no title, but all who
have paid taxes on this lot, claim
it as their own. Consequently il
is held temporarily by the squat
ter who paid the taxes on this lot
for the year of 1855 but he does
not know who will be first to pay
it next year and order him off OF
the lot as a result.
\ Miss Edna Howell accompanied
Thy her mother, Mrs. Richard How
ell, motored to Summit Bridge
where they attended the Home
makers ice cream and cake fest
ival served in the community hall.
They report wonderful time.
The gay days of years ago in
cluded the fact that Townsend had
a cornet band. 1t was hard one
to beat. The band would be sure
to turn out whenever the church
people held a nice strawberry fes-
tival and people came to Town
send in great numbers to attend
the joyous event. They met,
shook hands, then had a treat at
the tables together. The young
man met his best girl and what
a grand time followed. The ice
cream was furnished by the late
Horace Harman and father and it
was truly delicious and much in
demand. The late Benjamin Wells
was leader of the band and his
leadership was excellent. People
would come to Townsend for miles
around and all were delighted to
eat cream and enjoy the band
music at the same time.
An eloquent and appropriate
sermon was delivered by the Rev.
Frank G. Barkley at Emmanuel
Methodist Church on Sunday morn
ing. There was a good attend
ance. His remarks were listened
to with rapt attention.
A word of praise is a real rem
edy for some of the ills and dis
couragements that peset us.
Some people are always grumb-
ling because roses have thorns.
And some are thankful that
thorns have roses.
None of us can help what we
start out with, but we can help
what we end up with.
A person can stand his own pow
erty better than he can the other
fellows prosperity.
People are contrary creatures.
It is difficult to get them to go up
front in church or move back in
a bus.
1t is a great pity the early bird
does not eat the worm that gets
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21

can prayer alone give us an un-
derstanding of Truth; but prayer,
coupled with a fervent habitual
desire to know and do the will of
God, will bring us into all Truth" !"
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21
Money and Banking
In Everyday Living

u. S. GOVERNMENT CHECKS
issued to veterans, Social Sc
curity pensioners, and others
are generally considered good
as gold'; hence tempt thieves.
If you receive such checks by
mail it's a good idea to take
precautions. If possible, equip
your mailbox with a lock; ar
range to have someone at
home when you expect checks
to be delivered.
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One nice thing about hobbies is
that so many of them lead to
additional income. Photography,
writing, painting, pottery =
these and similar hobbies can
and often do bring in extra
checks. Even if sums so earn
ed are small, a lobbyist can
make the thrill that comes with
each sale last and LASTLY de-
posting a part of each check
in a savings account at the
bank.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21

A doctor friend of ours stopped
in the other day to talk with
one of our officers. Seeing a
patient who had recently been
quite i'll but now looked well
and fit, the doctor smiled
proudly. Our officers smiled
proudly, too: The patient had
been able to pay the doctors
bill promptly-thanks to a Per-
sonal Loan from our bank. We
lend, at low cost, for all
sound purposes. See us when
you can use credit.
:: :: ::
JUST SUPPOSE that there
were no banks. Who'd supply
currency and change; provide
checking service, to make pos
sible rapid, safe transfer of
funds; perform the many other
functions of a bank on which
you depend? Meeting the daily
financial needs of millions,
banks are an integral part of
Americas national economy.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-21

jolts yere terrific. Passengers
gave a sigh and said one ride was
enough for the time being.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
(conkinaoAl

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-El-
derry Jewish man % share lovely
2-bedrm. apt TU. 2-602o an. OF
D m. request Mr.. BASS. -2i
RETIRED CATHOLIC LADY will
share her groom new apt. with
another lady; y block stores,
buses; Kennedy ct. NV. $45 month,
Taylor e-6664. 2O'
ONE OR TWO GIRLs-Front twin
bedrm.; share kit, bath. small liv.
rm. with other girl; nice location
good transp. RA. 3-04sl. 20'
2I22 CALF. ST. or 2 women to
sh, with another woman; lge. lux
apt. HO. 2-4134, Ext. 155.
ARLINGTON TOWERS = Girl to
share modern 1-bedrm. apt. with
another girl. Call IA. 5-1050. 80
MAN 10 SHARE FURNISHED
APARTMENT WITH ANOTHER
MAN; NV. Ia. 9-1356.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
APIS. FURN.-D. c. tcons.D

Isth AND COLUMBIA I'd. NV
Unusual value. ! bedrm-. hy. rM-,
kit. and bath: newly dec. nicely
furn., tmmac. clean: air cond,. $50;
Also 2 bedrms., liy. rm.. Kit. and
bath. De. 2-66O6. 20
nr. 1st and Kennedy NV.
-LiV. rm., bedrm., kit. dtnetts,
bath. Nicely furn. $3.50 mo. GO.
b-4O47. -lS
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1I33
18th st. n.E.-En1e.: bed-liy. rm,,
kit. bath: day or vk. Ma. s-e0lO.
2S41 18th ST. N.w.-Niee. clean.
3-rm.N basement apt, pvt. BATH
children accepted. CO. 5-5l JAS.
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK PK.-Ee-
mod. liv.-din. rm., bedrm., Kit, batn:
for 2. or 4. S25 ca. NO. 7-5l %.
NR. q. W. u, sos 10th st, NV
lst-n. apt. for 3 adults; $l0S mo-
GA. AND N. Il. AYES. N.w.-Large
Sbasement. 2 bedrms.. lly. rm., KIT,
pvt bath. RA. 3-4S07. -1p
NEAR CAPITOL lge. rnl., Kitchen
and bath; 2 lge. rms, kit. ana
1874 Ewing sT. NV rms,
kit, bath, rear scr. porch, yard:
SI25. ST. $500, FE. 3-25l4s
Evening star., 1955-11-18
DOCS. PETs. ETc. lcont. J

BEAGLE HOUNDS, 2 registered, Is
inches. broke. $40 each; S75 for
pair. 3 beagle pups. 8 months,
$50 each. Call caiVerton, Va,
You Yi HAVE NEVER ENJOYED A PET
TIL you've had the pleasure Of
poodle pup: beautiful. intellisent,
black standards; purebred. not
Axe. Must have yard. JE. 3-se60.
POODLE PUPPIES. standard Axe
registered; excellent European Taia-
vera strain. OIL. 4-l313. 20s
SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS, 10
weeks, sire Ch. Punch. mother
psdigreed; no papers; S2s and $50.
DSejHsa1Nb sOj Rla9s2 PUP. black and zH tan.
inoc.. wormed $65. FL. 4-7730.
SIX BEAUTIFUL BOXER PUPS of
famous Won Dom line Wormed.
shots: fawns and brtndles: prospec-
tive champions. Must sell now.
Sacrifice. $40 to s66. JE. 4-Q027,
PooDLEs-Miniature puppies. reg
istered. Axe; l black, 1 brown;
excellent pediErees- OIL. 6-s04ls;
BEAGLE PUPPIES. $40 each. CAN
TOY FOX TERRIER PUPS. g wks. /:
black and white; females S25 ea,
Also reg. toy fox, stud. serv. Lo.
LABRADoR RETRIEvERs. Axe
registered puppies; excellent for
hunting or pets. Reasonable. OIL.
COCKER sPANiRLs. black, Axe
registered, champion stock. o weeks
old. Call JU. 1880. go
Evening star., 1955-11-18
ROOMS fuRNlsMEp--NW.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Master bed
rem Tsn.l.Rsn: Easn saS ssa9S".s M. W.. 5.asss tn5s
NICELY ruRs. soLE. FRONT I'M,
phone. kit, privtls; IS per yk.
1855 18th ST. Nw.--Busipess-
women, sgle. and .dble. rms; clean.
heaut. furn.: mod. haths. NO. i
DOMNToWN--cisan. extra spacious
dies: laund.. Tv prtyils.; 81 per
pefsoni sii as ssis. no. 2-bS2l.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, lSl4
New Hampshire ave.-Neyly deco
rated rooms. maid. Ho. 2-ess2;
2ooo KALoRAMA RD. NV. tM Blk.
Conn. ave, ,)-Large. warm single
rooms. next to bath. Du. 7-4e2e.
DUPONT CIRcLE-Beautiful master
Im., semipvt. bath. bookshelyes,
tlspi" lSe; sass el9sst; best tramp; 1s
GEoRGaToWS, p st, mr., wis.
Kit; lady: SIS. AID. 4-ss46' eyes.
Sc A DAY per person. l1ol i7th
n.w.--Attrac. sale. .dble. rni., 50 VIZ,
I'D NANHESS HUI 6lA LII f~l0Gos
air T n M,Wwfs.isFT;, ~ s,sTc.. sriIl .,snaa sink
ST-SI4 wk. Ex, 3-6633.
CHEVY cIiAsE, d. c., $500 Broad
Branch rd.--tomfortable room in
private home. near Conn. and Ne
hraska eyes. Wo. e.37l2, Is
ssmipys; sem Vt bath 6.SH gentleman; s3s s0n mo-
pTnhPaoNT Tha ~ CIRCLE S1s0 0AREA-very nice
warm room. cozy fireplace, large
closet; all privileges; girls only on
this floor; very reasonable. Call HU.
3-7066 and leave your telephone
number. Or come and inspect 1888
sSSSTSERH SHs IL ~ wcLuB. 1875 Mass. ave.
NV - Home Tor o,,s,s discriminating .sna,s
rm., pvt. bath: also ssle. bsmt. rm,
for man. NO. 7-S503. -.
glf;O 18th ST. N.W.--Lovely rms,
some with pvt. bath: distinctive sd-
dress; daily maid service; - :hr-
switchboard: rates. $3.50 up weekly.
,sso SS itaasi; iS.s sr. Nw.--Exeeptionally
next bus stop; for permanently
CONN. AVE. 1903 ordway St.
Newly decorated coy room In fine
private home. EN-. .9-3435. Ia
GEORGETOWN, double rm., beds,
large closet space, bath and cooking
PRIVILEGES. Call NO. 7-I453. betw.
,sss snf : sr. NV. Dupont Manor. as
Ice; redec. ist FIR. sRle. rm., mr.. bath
1878 ss I 81. N.w.-Rirht downtown,
irt; sgle. rT,. Southern exposyre'
1871 Fly ss.S "a Sssfls 81. N.w.-~rhe is FLORAL
Manor" Newly dec, ssle. rin., with
run. water. $3.50 wk. ga.
LARGE STUDIO ROOM with private
bath. In beautiful private home
sgsssg. s.gsssEssgte on sE.'rsnssss ssss1' Please call EN-
LGE. FRoNT RM.. neatly fuEn.; nr.
Chevy Chase circle, V blk. bus
STOP. $40, KE. 7-1a06 30
CONN. AVE. nr. shoreham--Lss;
l4xeo studio I,;; rriI,,;; pst; bsta' nt sno snn
Trance: sna saoms1' free psrkina. M % Ho. s.ess4,
&c A DAY PER PERSON in able.
rms. also lge. dhle. rms, $12.50 a
VIZ. and up: maid service next 70
bath: blk, of Conn, 9 biks; e
White House; plenty Of heat, 1226
1lssasa 1lsasa T. sT. Ri.' NV. Apt s--Nicely
furn. rooms, kit. priyileges: gentle
men uref. Call RE, 1898, go
LARGE CORNER ROOM in private
home with private bath, inclosed
porch and refrigerator: adequate
curb parking: quiet neighborhood:
$40 mo, DE. 2-S3s0. 1gs
LOVELY ROOM. double or single:
men or women. 1918 21st NV.
pffy3P;oST SCI ST7ieffR ceffRCLE-pyt, bath and
eritr,, roof garden; refrigerator, hot
plate. 1898 10th st. NV. IN, g.
IgSs' QUE ST. NV. The Ksnnsrt-
Redec. sgle. rnn. with run. water.
Only S0.b0 w. 40
Evening star., 1955-11-18
DOCS pETS ETc
puREnREp GERMAN sHEPHE

PUREBRED GERMAN SHEPHERD
puppies. : weeks old. no papers.
SIS to S35, PO. 2-4S36. 80
PO0DLES, puppies. male, black.
miniature, wormed, puppy clipped,
Axe; wonderful Xmas gIt, uN,
ALASKAN MALEMUTEs, ideal and
distinctive pets and companions
KoBuK-KLs., Manassas s5-Js2.
POINTER. male. 6 mos, has shots;
3, $40, 10 , GTsscent vSI6eS, 3,iee5, u,,Ie,22Se ,2S
Wonderful little pets; cheap TO
sToNELRx Farm. WarrsntOn. Va.
sbfffrNG CRATES for dogs, ca cats.
etc, ali sizes: liEhtweight; low cost,
BEaofH 1Fl'tHSPETSf sTPTSrs ss Ea SSssSs
$40 each; 2 months. u. 7-7Ss7.
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Evening star., 1955-11-18
TTTRNT1'TTRE

New and renovated furniture in ex.
ceilert condition. Most items are
one Of 8 kind and subject TO prior
sale.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-p. c.

GE0BGETOWN-Enic full Kit. In
Day ia $4,000. ewes Ho 2-6742.
els 18th ST, H.W.--Convenien lo-
cation. Liy; rm.. bedrm.. Kitchen
Evening star., 1955-11-18

WAREIioUsE LOCATION FOR
LARGE LLAses sELEcTIoN nTITcT pr,eeEErrriAhdFL. 81 All
USED AND NEW At THE BEST
PRICES IN TOWN FEEE, pr.
5TyEsf. 5TJ s4' NV rRSNKs Exs Ks.Ss7ssc3 & scN' 4l'
ORGAN. I.l, Han Hammond @ chsTd sscI used 1,yyss ysry
iss|s nssS @ ssvi 4. n.S S'sF RE oSSaiaki akTTn is
PIANO, apt. size. "A" hish; fun
Exssl, tone and cond.; $ss7D.T he HE.
PIANOs--Brand-new standard make,
fuIl-keyboard sptnets only $3.50
Nationally advertised price, S595.
tee. Also many values in n .saS used
fGlAassos PGfANo MA MART iG,i ioiS stih &. VJ1Si NV
Gust above the library). OPEN
PIANOS iANHGSi FoR RENr-Nsw and used i
spinets. consoles. grands and up
riEhts for rent Ct moderate rates rate
extra. JORDAN'S. THREE STORES:
corner 18th and q SITS; NV, (Phone
SasSsy snsn: ~ ;pSons Sl,os k -sa s7so 1852 sf s
yer sprinE and Arlington stores
open evenings. --lo
PfANOS---Jordan's have brand-new
fHll-keyboArd spinets ct only S406
Well-known, standard make Only
S25 down, balance on low monthly
payments. JORDANB, THREE
STORES: corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. 5169 Lee highway. Airing
ton. and 1882 GeorgiA ave, Silver
Spring. Silver Spring and Airing
ton stores open ewes. --1S
PIANO, ANTIQUE, square grand,
made before, 1876, Case needs re-
finishing Make offer. JE. 4-7l67.
PIANO, Concord spinet: looks and
performs like q new piano; out
standing value; $34b. KITS,
1880 @ st. NV. RE. 7-6212
PIANOS, special purehass. Fine
$685.; .kITTs. 1850 o 81. nv,
PfASos 0Fok RENTAL low rat rates.
Good selection. You pay the haul
ing. ST, $4,000 PIANO MART.
1918 7th ST. NV. Gust above the
fbraryJ. OPEN THURS. EVE.
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Evening star., 1955-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS EoR SALE

PIANol fer schools. churches.
teachers or ,nsn aSVs5sed 1 stuss1Is cent.
only perfect condition; KITS.
1880 o st. NV. RE. 7-6212:
PIANO. steinway grand. By orig.
owner: size II. mshoe. case: per
feet condition: used very little:
cost new $3.50. viii sacrifce for
$1,000. Call OIL. 2-Sg47. go
PIANO, Cable Nelson spinet. excel.
cond.; $3.50. JU. s-2S95: 1917
East-West hwy, Apt. sol. Sil.
PfzSo. HAMILTON UPRIGHT; black
Baldwin make; orig. $500, now
$500: excellent shape. Pc. 3-29es.
pre-xmas sale: lge. seiec-
tion; new spinets, consoles and
grands; all wood finishes and case
styles: all full keyboard and fully
guaranteed. Everything reduced to
make real BARGAINS: price starting
AT S445 for new piano: long easy
terms: small deposit will hold for
Xmas delivery, MUSIC SALES
CORP. 1900 @ st. NV. so
PlANOS-.Army, Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel. Government
and District employees can save real
money on all kinds OF instruments
at the PIANO MART, 1915 7th st.
NV. Over 100 spinets. consoles and
uprights to choose from. ST. g.
$500. PIANO MART, 1015 9TH st.
NV. flust above the library. OPEN
THIJRS EWES -I2
Evening star., 1955-11-18

Full recaps, guar: wear IKE new
COOKIE, 670x16, I$6.76; 7.1ox1o,
fsSszlS frsss. tE S79 9sERSic sSa e rRE III seSs eS,
1894 Ga. ave, NV, RA. 8-9s50.
TRAINS, LIONEL. extra track.
DO REPAIRING. JE. S-IS2S. -2s
TRAINS, H. o. MaTkiin, 3 engines,
3 transformers, switches, 2 cross
overs, coolies Of track and car, light
ed village, lake, on 4x6 table. Com
piets remote-control panel. $500.
TMuNEsUfPs IN Equipment. Alien. 8 and 3
10 volt, current model, original
rette machine. Gail 10. 7-7927
TuJXsEDo--s7 coat, trousers. So.
black. sOOd condition. cail EE.
n. S.ossS 4 4 y r.. in excel. eond.:: $50 "a.
nv saLE; rsconditioned and guar
sts teed ,Isd sls bIyDS SD spsuEsAAEs sp gA AAENs7gSS gS
Ty--Mahos. comb. nv. phono, ra-
price, 5000; sacrifice S4oo. TE g.
Teletone. S25; 26-in.
tnDe; Dei'oBi 20 ok; oth.rs. ssar pupoNr' 1915
nth NV, AD. 4-9636, 1910. --1a
Ty, Dumont. l2hn; combine ton
mahogany cabinet. excel, cond.;.
IDEAL for recreation room. so.
rYPEWRITERs. new portables; big
cash discount, iiberaf trade-in al
ioWsnes. CtRCTE, 74i 18th NV;
HBuy where You Get SERVICE" |"
TYPEWRITERS u0l S5b for lot;
2ssss .sa ss0es S,,li T. sniy. sy:' ne IN rs 1''
Evening star., 1955-11-18
Furniture Bought
GOLD


Bring your. dental gold, platinum,
discarded jeweiry We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
sc YEARS AT 93B p ST. NV.
HEATERS, ranges. stoves, refrisera-
tors. mattresses, furniture. ACNE
STOVE AND FuRN.. MA. e.Sg52
PIANO WANTED BY PRIVATE
PARTY. Reasonable. cL. e-0st4.
PIANO, upright; about S7b: good
condition. CaI RA. 6-4526. 20
PIANOS, ALE STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, Ju. g.3039.
FOR AUCTION. new or used furni-
ture, and all household furnishings:
OLD STONE HOUSE AUCTION
9ALLERIEs; .4, 57q3 ,AENAIREsoTLIs
gOb2 UN. 4-e707.. AP. 7-0707.
Auction every Saturday at 10 am.
Evening auction Wednesday, No.
yeInber 80 at, 1880. pm. FREE
PARKING.
Evening star., 1955-11-18
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CTRCLE-Kxoel. Ink. cor,
rm. for ! or 2; refrigerator. AID.
soIs n ST. on Conn, avs--MA.ter
room. refgr., hot plate, linen. $40
week. DU 7-beAs. - ,,..,.,
iFe., redee. rms, equip. with range
and refgr. 50 80 and $i0.60: -23
381e 18th ST. N.E.--Large and ;fir,
front room; refgr., hot plate; lge.
IiOi 18th ST. N.W.-Lse., clean
front rm.: refgr,, stove, sink. Sl2
asiS PENNA. AVE. N.w.-Lse. front
fm., newly redec.. =. windows, new
1883 IRVING ST: N.W.--sinsle; re-
frigerator: grill; next to 5eth
afSss fs'0p sw.-R.tsr.. grill, sink.
clock radio. Tv. African mattress,
S7-S14 wk Elk. 3.6o33.
DOWNTOWN. 924 N. Y. ave; nv
Rms, ali types, Ice. small, sips,
hskps.; also apts. ST. 3-7lo4S