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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
1882 N. Stella Avenue
Lakeland, Florida


Lakeland, Florida
Editor, The Journal
Dear Editor:
| think that Park Heights,
north of Caldwell, should have
been named Noble Heights, in
memory of the Noble family.
Most all the Mobiles are buried
in the cemetery on the hill. My
father and mother and grand
father and grandmother are
buried there. The Mobiles came
there in 1912 and it was kept in
the Noble name for I48 years. 1t
was and is very dear to me yet.
When they first went there, /
remember a big Indian mound
and we children used to play
around the mound and hunt for
flints.
The Mobiles paid their taxes at
Sarahsville and got their mail at
Olive and took their trade there.
l remember they got six cents
a dozen for eggs and ten cents a
pound for butter. They got their
flour and sugar by the barrel.
The Methodist church was
located where the Worl w.
Thompson garage is now and |
would walk two miles to church
every Sunday. Now you can't
even walk two blocks but must
ride all the time.
John Noble married a Cald-
we'll and the county and town
ship was named for the Mobiles
and Caldwells. Sam Noble lived
where Orville Dye used to live
just over the hill.
When | was about Is years old,
a cousin who was about the same
age and myself cooked for the
men who put the Narrow Gauge
through out farm.
/ baked bread and pies when
was IL years old. Now they
can't even bake at 30 years OF
age.
It is wonderful though the
many changes that have taker
place in my time. | sometime
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Beaver Valley All Club

The club meeting was held at
the Beaver Valley high school
on June 2. Some of the offices
were changed as follows: secre-
tary, Gerry Wyscarver; treas
urer, Charles LaFever; news re-
porter, Daryl Clark. Eight mem
bers were present. The project
books were given out. The next
meeting will be held on June
16 at 800 p. m. News reporter -
Daryl Clark.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
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BrookfieId Buckeye Lassies


The Brookfield Buckeye Las
sizes met June 1st at the Brook
field school house. The presi-
dent called the meeting to order
The secretary read the minutes
of the last meeting
There were Is members pre-
sent. Peggy Baker, Frances Bak-
er and Fontella Greathouse will
give a demonstration on how to
lay a pattern; how to fit notches,
and how to make darts.
Those serving at the next
meeting are: Alice Wickham,
Margie Hall, Fred Wickham,
David Ziler and Donnie Ziler.
, The next meeting will be June
Is at the Brookfield school
house. News reporter - Frances
Baker.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Hotel Biltmore
Los Angeles, Calf.
Nav 81. 1855

Hotel Blltmore
Los Angeles, Calf.
May 81, 1855
Dear Journalits:
We are now in Los Angeles
and Hollywood and we amt had
any earthquakes. Jist a couple
of little shakes and this hotel is
bigger than the Noble county
courthouse.
We have found boy friend
for Lena Alter. He is tall, dark
and handsome. Amt good for
anything but husband. He is an
actor.
Tell Howard Melville, the big
gas mogul, that we saw scads
of oil we'll derricks out in the
ocean. They use electric power
to drill wells and pump oil. The
oil fields are spick and span,
cleaner and more polished than
soup bone when Art Schafer
got done with it. Art ran the
first hot dog stand in Caldwell
and tied string to the soup
bone and pulled it out when the
soup got thick enough to suit
him. Then he gave you all the
soup you could eat for a nickel
and the crackers were for free.
Of course then / shingled hair
for Is cents and shave for a
dime.
There are more purity women
here than there are stars in the
sky. All of them are looking for
Liberace just like they did for
Rudolph Valentino. Neither one
of them would make much of a
barber. All of them gals out here
would go in a big way for Ray
Elswick or Elz Cunningham.
There amt no climate in
California. No spring, no sum-
mer, no fall, no winter, not hot,
not cold, just chilly all the time.
No frost, no ice, just fog and
Smog.
I am goin back to Noble
county and git me cow and a
pig, so / can live on my old Sol
dier's pension and have my
social security check to spend
for pleasure for a feller old
enough to be on social security.
Ask Yock Lawrence.
Respectfully Submitted
The Home Town Barber
"a, Wade Wells)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09

Miss Sada Leasure is spending
this week in Bangor, Maine,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Baker.
Joy Jean Davis called on Mrs.
Nellie Stottsberry one day this
week.
Madge Nichols of McConnels-
Vile, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
/. OFT Shafer and daughter.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Caldwell Pepperettes

The Pepperettes held their 9th
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Henry Brumbach. Seven mem
bers were present. The meeting
was opened by repeating the All
pledge. Study Richcreek and
Ellen Jane Boyer gave demon
strations. 1t was decided that
the next meeting would be held
June at the lake as picnic,
weather permitting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Belle Valley RamhIerS

The Belle Valley RamIblers
met at the home of Maurice
Davis on May 81, 1855 at 700
p. m. The president called the
meeting to order and the secre-
tary read the minutes of the last
meeting. Games were played and
refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be at the
home of Roland Moore on June
IA, 1855 at 1880 y. m.
News reporter - Edwin McElroy
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
SarahsyilIe SharpShOoters

The Sarahsville Sharpshooters
met Sunday afternoon at 100
at the rifle range at the farm of
William Bond. Six members and
one visitor were present. Kyle
Wheeler, our advisor, adjusted
the sights on our guns.
News reporter - Billy Bond
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
BrOOkfieId Lads

The Brookfield Lads met June
l at the schoolhouse. The meet
ing opened with the Al pledge
and the pledge of the flag. Nine
teen members answered the
roll call. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approx
ed. Games were played before
and after the meeting. Refresh
ments were served by the Bak-
ers, Hrinkos, and DeVollds. The
next meeting will be June Is
at the Brookfield school house
News reporter -- David Ziler.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Ava Top Notchers

Our last meeting was called to
order by president, Ruth Ann
Phelps. We decided to name our
club the Ava Top Notchers. Also
we decided on what projects to
take, and to have a different re-
freshment committee each meet
ing. Our next meeting will be
June 7th, 7:30 at our advisors,
Mary Ruth Archer. News report
er - Judy Rayner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Dexter City Jolly Seven

Dexter City jolly Z met at
Maxine Addlesburger's home.
The meeting was opened by All
pledge, We discussed going to
the officers meeting at Caldwell.
We will meet at the home of
Mrs. Addlesburger on June 15r
1855. News reporter - Sarah
Bruce.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
MiddIeburg Big Bears

The Big Bears held their meet
ing May IS, 1855 at the school
house. Projects were discussed.
The next meeting will be June
8, 1855 at the school. News re-
porter - Wayne Clark.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
Lucky Thirteen

The meeting was held at the
home of Gerald Davis on June
2. Roll call was given and we
discussed the All barn. The next
meeting will be held at Roger
Iams' June 16. Refreshments
were served. We played games.
News reporter - Roger Iams.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09

!. flu Taporite Prauer

sVsMTysp 70
SHH AASMEHs' NATieNAa SsMAiFTss
S. L. LAUER
President, York Corporation,
York, Pennsylvania
Oh, Lord grant me the gift
of tolerance, the will and
strength to resist and to COM
bat all that is evil and wrong,
the quality of constancy in my
devotion to the teachings of Thy
Immortal Son, charitable un-
derstanding for the ills and adj
versities of my fellowmen - and
daily humble thanks for the
favors Thou hast bestowed upon
me.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09

wonder just what the next 100
years will bring. An entirely
new generation, / imagine.
I thank you and may God bless
you is my prayer.
Mrs. Iva Noble
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-06-09
STOP THAT ITCH!
III JUST Is MINUTES,

Your 40c back at any drug store If
not pleased. Try easy-to-apply ITCH
ME-NOT for the itch of eczema, ring
worm, insect bites, foot itch or any
other surface itch. Today at RAIL
STON's RExALL STORE, Caldwell,
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TODAY's TN
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Colorcast of House of Shad-
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whom the town believes she
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DAILY. Ernest Truck.
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Sock Miller's position as city
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$500, WAfAL % - Star To-
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liam March's poignant short
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500, WRC l4)-Video Thea
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1882
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
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1859, WMAL Gen. Maxwell
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i. W. Club, i62o Mass. ave. NV,
OPPOSITE DUPONT PLAzAs 1910
18th st.---LRes briRht front Warm:
2 studenta. S2b mo. ea. Also sgie.
I5o5 PA. ave. N.W.-ssie, rm.. pvt.
entr.. pvt. bath no cooking. Cal
after B. IN. 2-e717. --18
CHEVY CHASE, d, O., $500 Broad
Branch .rd.--comtortahle room IN
private home, near Conn. and Ne
eaRevsk2s saTesks eWssrW syss rWo 9;sslhs: ssl:, S 5.SlSsn
senipvt, bath; gentleman; s3S mo-
1885 cci. iIU.sRS r.. NV, Apt. I6y--
Cory, warm room with porch. for
employed lady, co. 1910.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Very nice
warm room. coy fireplace. large
asss sis oUr a very palslssss lssssonss & 6s sns
3-9o66 and leave your telephone
number. o. come and inspect. 7so
|soUIsTHaik;RN CLUB. i7es Mass. 1 ave.
NV. - Home for discriminnting
guestss beautiful double or single
fnaa pvt. osth; alse ssa sele. bsmt;s I'm.
GLOVER III II PASk-cSsntlemen, zsIi 3 large
home. Caii after Q pm; any time
SATURDAY.. EN-, 3-3b34.
1881 FARNUM--Cor., front. 3 win
dows, 2 closets. shower. pvt. home:
gentleman. RA. 6.2o47
some with pvt. bath; distincfiye ed-
dress; daily maid service: Abr.
switchboard: rates. $3.50 up weekly,
|DUfosSTTf RI e SSiIkCLr--psis.. pvt. hath
and entr,, roof gardens. 1733 10th
cHInEbraI u HjE; EM. syEs s,a2ss; s. copnw.ll w
furn.. Ice. front rm. for gentleman;
uniim. phone. co. k-0360.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--D. {.

FRANCIS SCOTT EE1 APT. HOTEL
--Completely flirn, apts. BY day o.
week CAD ma A-k42b
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 2Ot1
New Hampshire ave. n.w,--Efdci.
epcys nicely furn., new stove; al
ptlIs incl eisV. bldE. Res. mgr
ATfnAC. C.sfS TH Aprs., ia w. ID,
child cF babies welcome; also hskpg
/, rms; z lJ0l 7th e. nv pI 7-7eeA
Eis.. bath: dsy d ii. IA NJ. TX s.eopoi'
LIy. I'M, . bedrms.. kit, bath:
utilsa So2 mo, OF S23 Ek, 1520 Ga.
ave. NV. No pets. kA. a-19s3,
AT, e, HUNTING Y mao: s.syl .dsu..
REE, excel. SELECTIONS all parts
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1141 l2ih ST. N.W..--fioNiy dec. apt
Esss. No. s.5g5i. sz. s-ss Z
GSss7cEs, s':. ''.s ..l, ss,i Il ,s's =; ;ss;;
= rooms. BATH porch; adults.
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DOCS. pETs. Erc.

lnIPoRTED MEXICAN BURROs.
Wonderful little pets; eheap %
raise Ideal christmas Eift. Cal
sToNEINA RARM Warrenton. Va.
| |CoeRkR PUPs, short. ri ana
rolnd: 7 weeks CID: VA 7-z27e:
BEAGLkS t1r you raebis hunters;
vel trained; ? m. ons 4: S7s -.
|kSHBiT Doc. ssraishs-lssssd ssa-
x82 or best leas. efier. u 2-e2ep.
SHIPPING CRATE6 fcr. dogs, eats.
etc, ail aixes: ii9htwe1shf; low cost
12l Qglethcrpe nv. IA. 6-344b.
IPuPPIES AND DOGS, 3.08 up: pre-
Xmas clearance snae:s al ases.
~ dsIiSsl asss 4 yo Y s.sS SS z ]. ....... Il.
inches, broke so each; SIS Tor
$50 each. Can calvertcn. Va.
IPooSbbiKs Mlniatur. pupp,ss. re-. Y
istered. Axe: black. / black:
exceilent pediKrees. Ola 0-e04l.
lYoU HAVE NExKR KNyoxED 4 frr
till you've had the pleasure or d
poodle pun. besutifui. intelligent,
black standards; purnbfed. not
Axe. Must have yard. u. 3-ee00.
BOXER PUPPY. male. Axe: Q Nks.
eld; shots, vormed: EFening II. O.
lCoTTiE PUFFY. 8 weeks old; sandy
with white; reas. Call after $3.50
BOXER PUPFiES - champ pedi-
$40. 70. B-2340.
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tAlscELkANEoUs foR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home cash. We do movtng, St0r-
ase. IA. e-2e37i ewes, RA s-l4I6.
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BOOKS B1JGiiT. any ~ z QUANTITY.
tylgsnis ave. nv. 81 s.66D5.
5000 used fufn. Cash and inmed.
E14,ssssh. Ess.isR 21esss kt. e 9MNsesaNass, NssN 81, ~
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TIRE SALE

,Yuli fecAps; euAf.s wear IKE new;
0.00xl6. 6.70xl5. $6.76: 5.1ox15I
7.0Ox16. $7.56. add SO for enoN
treadg ALL SERVICE TIRE co,
1884 3a ave. nv. RA. o-0650
TRAINS, Lionel. extra track,
switches, cars and accessories, also
DO REPAIRING. JEs 2-1523. rs
TRAINS, b. D. Markliny 3 engines,
s transformers, 8 switches. 2 cross
0Vers, codes Of track and car, nght.
ed village, lake, on 4xs tAble. Com.
plete remote-eontrcl panel. $500
FnNEsTF M Tfs fE6UIPMENr, x Amen. 8 Z sns
l2 vol. current model ofigina
rette machine. Can 10. 7-7521
Tvs--lSk-in. % Munts. s2s: aim,
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80 cthefs. DUPONT, 1915 11tn
AD. 4-oB36. 10 asn.-10 pm. 10.
EYREWKTTERS, new poEtablest Biz
eash discount, liberal trade.in al
11YAnee cIRCLEs 74I 18th NV;
ssBuy where You Get SERVICE"
ETPkWRIIER. Rsmtnston siectric
2 years old. tugt overhaule1 b
t.eterz man. VIII saerince. RA 3.
FHfpEgWRrrKR, electric, NM. plea
Type: gcod condition; S1lb. 70
VxcUUmDe VS5Ua luxe Hoover upright
with paper bass: x35 Also II
models $40. HI. 4-e108 after
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

341e PKNNA. AVE. M.W.--Iee. from
Fnl.. newly fedec., windows, neN
,ss sssss sfasEfNE sIHyE Sr NV NWslns,.: IEla; =.
frlgsrstor; sfiili nsxt % ssth
lsSs our 81. N.W.-1 Fu,. enc
with SEP. kit. and pvt. bath. sia- -bt
fssO 0ERARD 81. N.w.--Lge. Iii
q rfa., equip. with range and rsfrtE.
xiz7 N.w.-RefEr.. sriIi. sink,
clock radio. Nv, Airfcam mattress,
$7-s14 Wk, TX. 3so633.
DGWNE0NN, o2& y. 2. ave. n.vs
Rms. all types lee. small, s1pg..
hskDg.s aiso apts, 81. 3-7te4
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ApTs. FURNISHED


1 AND 3 BEDR0Olze, modern 81.
trnctiYe furniture. S61 80 up In.
cludine all utilities. unfurnished
apis. available also. For brochure
and further information, call RE
5-s0QI. 8. ?. . O.. INC. Rental
AGENT,
sPRENG--Liy. rrn.. bedrm.
kit, din. bath: uttls. incl; $DS. 30
couple: refs.s no pets. 10. 3-6Seo
40
Park, near walter Reed
Nicely fufn. and 2 bedrm. apt,
also efiic., kit. and bath; $50 ant
NJ: / blk. bus and shop. ~. $500
TAKoMA PARK--Iovsly efieiency
pvt. entrance. good transportation
sgle. person. AL utiis.. S4b. 70
CHESeYRs k1EseRs CHASE Bus AT DO0il
500. OF Z a.a5ai. sSos Conn. ave
seos OAKLAND AVE. TAX, n,
V. dREReias. fsRFslssnss4ls 81: snas4ls. z.IfSs fs
TAKOnfA--Attr, apt; hy. fna., bed
rna.. dinette. kit.. tiied bath. PVT
entf.: woodland surrounding
adults: 907.b0, incl. utils. 10. B.
AF4AZ. &
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APIS. uNFuRNIsHEpD. {

GEORGET0NN--Enie. full Kit, In
apt BLDG. nice ioe. $3.50, utiis.
Day "a 700. ewes. no, 2-6742
ss1sh s.sar AZ AZ z s1 sps elds 81 sss 1sEa sEs
BEAc0N 1Pfs.. 1901 csjyert 81.
nsv.--Elegators ] bedrrn.. Nv. gIn.,
lit. and oath EN-. 3-0077, --l6
o18 18th 81. N.W.--Conrenion lo-
cation. kiv, rln.. bedrn.. Kitchen
81 iesS 81. n.E.Esvly dec. Nv.
BExND.kEM bkSG.s. sisi N ffe f N Care
lima ave Sc. back OF Capltol-l
and SO. II. s-0osi. M. Z 3 s.soss. f;y
xHE HLLsmE-Iieht airy bids.;
sktractiyeiy decorated, 2ishour sie..
yntQr serViees 3 rooms, kitchen.
bath. $66. rcomA. Pullman kitch-
en-. bath, $50. l4lb Chaplin 81.
nv. Resident msnager. Ap. d-47b6.
DE LUKE EFFICIENCY. IN the heart
e the PARK area. Huge room, pie
air-ccgd ditioned bldg, 91-hr. Sec.
switchbd. service: $92 80 rent. IN
cIudes all utils. Park Eilison, 100
Harvard st. n.Ws AD. 4-303o. or
0ELMAN, Investment Bldg, 1911
Z 8 RAsTF.s1n;wissTE e a-,IsT2r & ss,I; c.pisoilis
= slds aass "a .ss sSs II ". '!lls ssssf hs' a''
2aOo T ST. s.K.--i.bedrn,:: new
niins. from town. Cali OF. 1-basl.
ssai "a. AVE-. NV. pr TPrisate
spsrtis'snt Suiidins d s witH I only I Ten. Ten.
ants: private bath; ptilities fur
sss M. szkDEkFokD. Apt
8, =, l-bedrm., Nv, rm.. din, tit..
sssn: bath: lss 4. sIahs gta!S s ssf.s Close sn9p
s.RooM S 3 APT. -sfS g bet. mo .acuse; u white
neighhorhocd. call after 81 10.
E1pe fsyy yxPTs. 1901 18th ii. =. ~, y
Kitchen, bath and porch. down
town elevator bldg. $72.b0 month.
EsiSssosRsaif SoRfd6 SasE hEkg. b. BE- kssa3Nhs
ss7 PEABoDY sr. N.w.--Dupisx, Dub
2 hedrms., liv. din, kit, bath plus
large screened porch. CQmpi. redec.
Adults only. S66 mo. ME. s-e1i5,
1881 LAMONT sT. NV. = lpt.
isrn na Dasa nsaly ass. dss sS ps9 sS' month Snssr
pzy.s' NC. 500 4 u. NV. "a.
BoiIiSG FIELD AREA tnsar aIa-
bama and Nichols ayes. inter-
Blamed i-bedfoorn al. 1 win with
modern hit, At S72,50, incl. aii
utlls except elec. o. S62.60 plus
utiis,; 1910 Sth st. s.e., nice
residential area fno thorouehfarel
and close to excellent shopping and
expresg Transportation. Bee res.
a&EhN5H sE ms Z piIEhy IssF,,g " yol 1-4s yasE e
CaoiNNaRKss iffRsffGSHrs ARRA-At-
tractive I and 2 hedrnn. apts.; Eeas.
NEAR KANSAS AVE. ana Madison
st. .n.w.--2 rooms, KIT. and bath In
well-kept 4-fanily pidE Garage
Call pE yERE 2. WELDON Agent.
TAfs0EA PARK. b. C.-Efic. I aps.,
avail. Dec. 1 pvt. bath and entr.:
!, sslIs; ,.'ns !, I s4S 4,ss ia. G S.llsb & after
1924 Wis. ave, n.W,-2-bedrm, apt.
overlooking the Potomac. S1fb,
sSso Sssii rosffRR oIassffRR 81. N.W--a S.drms..
erniEed kit, and bath. ungxcelled
tgAnsp; For further, details can
lIl9 b ST. t.K, IS rms, kita bath;
s.s4ss2; s4;so; y = HuFrzHr. Ed
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asa IOWA AVE- rooms, hit. and
rooms, al. and bath, so. 50l
3rd 81. NV, 8 rooms, kit. bath,
$50. Apply JAMES J. RUPERT
1853 sSSi EEfANr asa n nis ii. NE. ADs. =
HssSsa HssSsn, Sash and oSs; Screened 'sssu' rssr
porch; newly fedseorated; only
$3.50 month. Key. No. 4. M
spect or call CO. 6-f222. lis
|01I KENNEDY ST. NV, Apt. 2-
2 bedrooms, living room, dinette,
kitchen, bath and ecfeened porch:
500 month hs.o5Io 70 BE- redsccreted-
$50 Sss 81 iSih ST 81. NV, Apt. sIDu-
piex apt with 3 BEDROOMS, living
room. dlnette, kitchen. bath and
Tstsr Sns si fIirnishsd; ri so month: newly
redecoTsted. ky, NO. !. INSPECT o.
1045 CALVERT ST. NV. --3 lee.
Enass ~ essl; $sc ask Insl hest;
CSNSREssr B a EsHrTzEnt THEIGHTs ~ s-seISi o. fiv. rn..
bedrm-, din. m, kitchen and bath:
$64, incl. all utils. 10. $500.
NEW. MOD. DWNTN. elsy. building
with sundeck, hsmt. Earage aYau.
IDEAL elnpl. girls or cples. beeuttlut,
spac. enc. S6D.60 up. 1925 z q.
cooNaREss 8 HEIGHTS. $50 Mellon
kit.. dinstte. lie bath. refgr: Very
", I. sAIrLEY. s27 18th 81. n;Ns
lssSs sAs ssfisSfHRc sssfisRSfHRc RI. x.w.-s rms.
Kit, bath; S6b.60; for leases adults.
See janitor Or phone AD. 2.226e.
s4ss CONN. AyE-Brishs.. newly
decorated 1-bedrm. apt. in apt.
4Ss4 3D. isyp fI. r. s.i.o@oS;.mt.. ssoosS; y Dv..
soRsi sSf9. 30 mi A. ati aai4sl shower Svt
arr. HUNTING made easvi Cause
the owners pay my fee, show you
b. G. can MANDEL. AD. 4-550O.
iyse isth R.w.--Bedrm.. Nv. rm.,
s ss eos5 sas5 ~ tl5s b..i dI 81. slsc aa shl s
dren allowed. see Janitor. -16
14IS PARK nd. N.W.--Ige. 4 ym.,
kit. and semipVt. bath. $40 so incl.
all utilities. See Ianitor on prem
isesl or call CO. 6-3b33.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2QI6 p q; n.w.--
III. bath. $50 mo- no. Can Co. 5.
7SS 6uEBEC PL. NV. Redeco-
rated l hedrm.. hy. rIn.. kit. bath
s6e. 80. Incl, all utilities. Key at
1856 oeorgia eve; n:g- during
week or san So. SrsssSS. SsSsS o,.. =
n.W.-i bsdrm.. iis. fm.. kif, bath,
n eiey bidT.: S6B mo. See ianitof
st 1893 21st st. n.Ns or call co.
raRa GfikEsDKNT MADISON. 1905
Florida ave. n.v.--Lge; emeisney
81 S;,t,iities PedIni ,nei ~ Z f rent is@v VT idry y
and storage facilities. eundeek and
lrs,nGsY s,nGsY IS1i RofiTd 81 k1-S8iS E K K 81. 81 Nv tn
---Bge. / rm., kit. and bath. IN re.
novated historic hidg:: 66: Appll
Mi1s Kennard. Apt. NO, "a SUNDAY
1sskdsys. sHs syss. co. S-sssasi ou1ln'
lalso sE EW-TnF:e Ivs; I'M Eso ESSoni ,.ls., kis
COW. @ . 81 |egerythinT.
Ia. 4. oiLL b SON DE. 2-5Qot
DOWNTOWN. M. WHITE HoU9E
--Lge. fms efficiency with hfepL
| ufth, incl.. &66 per mo.
| One efficiency, completely Atr-cnnd.
SIS per mo-; 1-yf. lease EeeuiLed
pI H sishsE sg5 AIRY eng. EAbLa J.
NV. --18
760 cfEsAPRAKE ST. Sc.
lLnfge. briEht apartments. Living rns
bedrm., kitchen and bath: S62.6Q
Resident manager win show or cal
MARSHALL u. WApLE co.
Ii22z 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2Q0t
--19
1900 BLK, c 81, 6.E. tacross from
b. C. General Hosp. Modern du.
plex; 2 lge; rms. dinette: sereenet
heat. hot wsfsr and fefsr.; avail
~ sTEuART EROS. NC. -
IDI. 7-2134 pt. T-e60t
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FARM AND oARDeN

WAxNEsBORO NURSERIES, incl.
fruit. shade and Towering trees,
psii psis Ssss pisnMtins h time. cSil JoilN sSas
4. CRKKL. Local Distributor. pk,
sIui16sGHE. 4ofsoaL. al dit. 2 slae-
HARTINd. 10. 2ss074. Ill
TOP SOIL. very rood rich top soil
reasonable Can 20. s-AS3s.
NEW RqUTPMENT; mn iins 8 In
ssaapsloRRs salip RsH oIis 5sfisSE sne nv nEn idaa
farm equip and elevators. Meyers
hay condftiouers. Sherman and
Henry backhoes and leaders. Hrfi-
lion grass seeder1. Ezee Flow lime
sewers. baler and binder tNine,
parts and service. HA1oNBX'6,
USED EdUiFEfKNT--H and M trae.
tor. c and Cub tractor, Ford trac-
tor with mower. llew Holland baler
Cub sang mowers, Cub grader gar
den tractors. IA D INC picker. side
spreader, s,iltimuicher and drill.
MALoNKY,9 NC Silver Spring.
Nd, ~, S.a333.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used:
RsSs si7sr sa ss9,ns ssssiss Md MAL9EExs u s.aasss
BLUE GRASS SOD
Delivered % your door. you lay 4
and save. terms Il desired.
GREENWICH FARMS NURSERY