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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08

they take to field in the third game
of the evening against the perennial
strong North Baltimore Tigers of
Wood county. Eleven of the letter
men are seniors and three juniors are
included in the group.
The Pirates are expected to show
one of their strongest elevens in the
past six years as they uncover the
wraps for the first time in simulated
game competition. They open their
season officially September 16 at
Lafayette in a Northwest Conference
contest.
The Tigers of North Baltimore are
not to be classed as a pushover how
ever, even with the loss of number
Of outstanding gridders of last sea-
son. New Coach Harry Miller has IA
lettermen on hand and squad of
As candidates running through drills.
Last year the Tigers, with such per
formers as Jim Baney, Ned Miklovik
and Bowersox guiding the attack
rolled over all opponents in going
through perfect season.
Coach Pete Schmidt reported this
week that the Pirates offensive and
defensive is shaping up although the
squad would receive much work or
blocking drills prior to the preview
appearance.
The Pirates will also be given con.
siderable work on their various plays
in order to perfect their timing which
has left something to be desired II
drills thus far.
Coach Schmidt was very satisfied
with the Pirates showing last Friday
night in scrimmage against Cory
Rawson high school. The Hornets
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
BLuftOrlites Urged
To Aid Blood Bank

Because the Red Cross Blood
mobile will not include Bluffton
on its schedule this fall residents
of the town and Ricbland town.
ship are being urged to volunteer
as blood donors next Tuesday
when the BloOdmobile stops at
Christ Episcopal church in Lima.
Volunteers may make arrange
ments by calling the Red Cross
office at Lima 1891, by calling
Mrs. George Linden, local chair
man, BIuffton 463-W, or by stop
ping at Rice Dry Goods and Tot
Shop, Main at Cherry street,
Bluffton.
The Bloodm0bile. will be sta
toned at the church next to the
Greyhound bus station from 10
a. m. until p. m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Mennonite Chorus
To Sing At Opening
of Putnam Co. Fair

The Berne, Ind, Mennonite
Mems Chorus of 40 voices will
present a program of sacred
music with special emphasis up
on the old hymns when the
Tooth year of the Putnam COun-
ty Fair is opened with a religious
service on the grounds in Otta-
wa Sunday evening, September
IS.
Entrance to the grandstand
and grounds will be free for the
religious service
1t is anticipated that the
grounds will be packed for this
celebration. In event of rain the
program will be held in the
Ottawa School gym.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08

much deeper in reserve material than
the Pirates, could not score on the
first teams defense. Depth was evi-
dent as they Tailed twice against the
Pirate understudies.
For the preview Friday night the
Pirates will have a tentative start
ing lineup which includes: LE-Don
Alspach and Dave Shumaker, 1t
Richard Basinger, LG-Waldo Grein-
er, C-Ronald Chidester, RG-Bob
Green, RT-Ronald Lora, RE-Dan
Gleason, QB-Jim Berry, RH-Joe
Urich, LH-Berry Corson and FB-
Jack Fields.
Ray Cummins, letter winner at
a guard position last season, may not
see action in the preview as he has
bruised leg muscle. Otherwise the
Pirates appear to be in good condi-
ton and ready to take to the field.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Mrs. Myrtle Henry
Retires After 26
Years At Glove Co.

After 26 years operating sewing
machine at the Bluffton plant of the
Boss Glove company, Mrs. Myrtle
Henry, Washington street, retired
Monday of last week following a
dinner in her honor at the plant.
Fellow employees of the company
presented Mrs. Henry with a wrist
watch. The dinner was attended
also by two former employees who
have retired, William Mosshammer,
Ft. Wayne, Ind, and Miss Ella
Geiger, Bluffton. Also present was
a former employee of the company,
Lyle Everett of Bluffton.
Tiny gloves were appropriately
pasted on place cards as favors at
the dinner.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08

was made by 81 Diller, a club diree-
tor. Bill Edwards, vice president of
the club, seconded the motion.
Others present at the meeting in
cluded Lester Niswander, president;
Lee Hursey, secretary; Hi Huser,
treasurer; Gilbert Montgomery,
William Gaiffe, Ed Miller, Dave
Riser, Charles Steiner, John Gilbert,
Herbert Rupright, Gene Benroth and
Aldine Wiess.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
TtUO Fire Alarms
TueSddy-NO Damage

Buttons town hall fire alarm
sounded twice Tuesday interrupting
the meals both times of volunteer
firemen, but in neither instance was
the blaze of serious consequence.
At noon the department extin-
guished brush fire which had got
ten out of hand at the home of
Charles Young, half a mile east of
town. There was no damage.
Just at supper time the alarm was
sounded again when electric wires
shorted and burned pole on South
Mound street. The difficulty was
ended by linepen of the utility
company.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Wilson Mas Takes
Post With Phone Go.

Wilson F. Mas, who resigned his
post last month as manager OF the
Allen County Farm Bureau Coop,
has accepted position as public rela-
tons representative with the Lima
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
il was announced this week,
Mr.. Mas will assume his new du-
ties next Monday, and will work out
OF the Lima office of the telephone
company.
For the present Mr.. Mas and his
family will continue to make their
home at 115 E. Kibler street. He had
been associated with the Farm Blu
reau for the past seven years.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Vandals Break
Park Fountain

A new outbreak Of vandalism at
the Buckeye quarry has been report
ed this week.
The porcelain drinking fountain
has been cracked, and a number of
light bulbs broken during the past
veek or two. Earlier this summer
several boats were released to fioat
On the quarry water after their
chains were, cut with hacksaw.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
BluftOn Coaches To Field Veteran
Team Friday Mite In McCOmb PreyieW

With the largest number of returning hand
they the coaching posts Buon high school four
ago Coaches Schmidt Harris give local
their first glimpse the edition the Pirate the
Football Preview Friday night at McComb.
ettermen will uniform Pirates when
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
BIufftOn College Rolls Out Welcome Mat
For Nearly 100 Freshmen Expected Fri.

Buffton college campus aroused from its lethargy
beginning to buzz with activity today preparations made
roll out the welcome mat nearly 100 freshmen students
tomorrow.
Members of the newest class will arrive Buffton Friday
morning welcomed by student counseors BY afternoon they
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Scout Leaders Plan
Mpetin0 In Pandora

Officers and leaders of the Scout
ing movement in Bluffton will partic-
mate in a district round-table discus
sion next Tuesday, September 13, in
the Pandora high school. The meet
ing opens at 7:45 p. m.
All officers and leaders in the
Bluffton Cub Scout, Boy Scout and
Explorer Scout units are asked to
attend.
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LADIES, CHORUS

The Ladies' Chorus of the Ebene-
zer Mennonite church will present a
program of sacred music Sunday at
8:15 o. m. in the church. Miss Mabel
Amstutz is the director and Mrs
Hiram Bucher is the accompanist
The public is invited
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
School Enrolment At 577
Only Four Over Last Year
anticipated Influx OF Transfer Pupils
Fails To Naterialize On Opening Day

Opening day enrolment of SIT pupils the Buffton schools
is four than the 1854 registration but considerably
the estimated increase which school authorities said might reach
500 last week .es
Superintendent B. Murray said that there had been
many other districts as had BEEN antic
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-09-08
Sportsmen Put Up Cash To
Start Building Clubhouse
Gaife Committee authorized To Begin
Building Program At Buckeye Park

With $94O cash in hand and equal available
work progresses William Gaffes building committee this week
was looking for builder to start the long discussed
clubhouse and shelter of the Community Sportsmens club at
Buckeye park.
The Lincoln times., 1955-01-20
(lEGAL

North Carolina,
Lincoln County.
The undersigned having quail
fled as exacutrix of the estate of
George H. Powell, deceased. all
persons having claims against
said estate will please present
them TO the undersigned on or
before The 30th day of November,
1855. or Gnis notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make payment to the
undersigned.
This Nov. 80, 1854.
IRENE j. POWELL
Rt. 5
Lincolnton, N. C.
6t-12- a. Thurs.
The Lincoln times., 1955-01-20
Maiden News

~ Nj MI HvS" -
The Mems Club of the First
Methodist Church held its re-
gular meeting Tuesday evening
in the educational building of
the church.
The Brotherhood of st. Mar
tins Lutheran Church were
guests for the meeting.
A chicken supper was served
by circle No. One of the WSCS
to approximately 60 members
from both organizations.
Carl Harvell, president, pre-
sided over the business session.
The club voted to secure sub
Scriptions for the North Caro-
lima Christian Advocate and to
underwrite the expenses of
grassing the parsonage lawn.
Following the business meet
ing, Rev. Jack Cooke of Cherry
vile spoke to the group about
the Apostle Andrew.
PTA MEETS
The Maiden High school PARENT
Teacher Association held it's jan
uary meeting in the school lunch
room.
DeVotionS were conducted by
Rev. James Pheagin, pastor of
Mays Chapel Methodist church.
Miss Ruth Humphries, president of
CataWba county NCEA, was speak
er of the evening, discussing the
legislative program and outlining
the six requests of the NCEA as
follows: Qualified attendance per-
sonnet clerical assistance, provi-
sion of adequate art, music, Ii
brary and health courses, opera
ton cost, salary schedule increase,
and two weeks extended employ
ment for teachers.
Miss Humphries stated that in
1951-52 North Carolina spent
S2681 per pupil and that this was
low compared to the amount spent
for recreation tobacco and alco-
holic beverages per person in the
State.
Mr.. Modlin's homeroom won the
award for the largest attendance
of parents.
The birthday calendar. sponsor
ed by both Maiden PTAs. will be
carried on. it was decided. This
years will begin at an early date.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Jurie Arndt, Mrs. Charlie
Murray and son, Douglas, Miss Hill
da Arndt and Richard McRee Wis
tied Saturday afternoon in Cas-
tonia with Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
Arndt and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Harbinson
of High Point spent the weekend
here with relatives.
Miss Christine McCaslin of
Charlotte spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCaslin.
Robert Miller, student at Luth-
eran Theological Southern Semin-
ary. Columbia, S. c.. was guest
speaker at St. Martins Lutheran
church here Sunday.
Mn. and Mrs. Mark Hoyle
were recent dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Douglass and
family on Route One.
Mrs. R. M. McRee, Mrs. D. P.
McRee and Mrs. Theodore Bum
gardner were luncheon guests
Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
McRee at their home on Lincoln
tOn pO,1ta Five
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Auton and
daughter and Miss Leo Gilleland
visited Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Alvin LaWing who is a
patient at Davis Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Schronce
and family were recent dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. N.
WhiSenant in the Balls Creek
community.
Mrs. M. P. Taylor had as her
luncheon guest Wednesday Mrs.
G. c. Hoyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude White
per of Detroit, Michigan are
visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Baucom, Mrs. Whitener and
Mrs. Baucom are sisters.
The Lincoln times., 1955-01-20

Thunder is caused by a flash of
lightning heating the air which
then expands and sends out
wave. Wave causes the noise.
The Lincoln times., 1955-01-20
ty-Tender & Thrifty Tender Beef In All Dixie-Home

whichever you desire for the budget minded
Quoly Tender for the luxurious serving oord
ehoosy in u S. Inspected and Groded Beef and Sove!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

TAkoMA PARKwconv. to walter
Reed. 4 lovely older home on
deep, tree-Shaded lot. Liv. rm. with
frenl. lge din. rm,, family sized
kitchen, BEDRM. AND BATH on
LIST. f.; 2nd f.. has 4 bedrms.. bath
Please call INEZ CUSHARD. REAL
TOR, EN-. H-423o. or OIL. 2-5SfH
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rAPITOL HILL Sc, Sc A st.-Re-
stored duplex. Let he other apt.
pay tGf -ou, r.. Excellent financing.
Coen day, from 4 to d pm. or ca
OWNER. 10. 2-S712. Ren. con
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BRANCH AVE. nr. AIa.-Det. BRICK
and-sto..e: (. bedrms.. sun H.. ly.
I'm. nth firepI., sep. din. rm-. .
complete bS his. It'd rec bsmt. ia
rage, IL ICED rear Sard with flowers
and -rees. For Hppt call MY
CONF REALTY 70 o-1R5h 81
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY, Ia

SO7 Tuckerman st. n.w.-Immac. g.
bedrm Semidet. brick: tile bath: oil
heat; attractively equipped kit,
built-in gar. Priced low at Sl1,500
Inspect. A real buy.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
DI. 1851, Oh. 6-63l2. OIL. 4-4TS1
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d BUSINESS. wnoI~sale and
God profitable business. Gil
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HOUSES EoR sALE-s.E.

BOILING FIELp AREA, CT only
$4,000 with 500 down-LovelY 3
sedrm brick bungalow; Iiv. nm. Eitf
firepl-, hot-vater heat. Call Mr.
Gribble: 10 s-5s73. or LU Al. 90
PRUDENTIAL Realty 20 i
BRANCH AVE. nr. Ala.-Det. brick
and-sto.,e: bedrms.. sun III. nv;
rm; 18th hTepl., sep: din: rm-
rage, fo ICED rear Yard with flowers
COMB REALTY. 70. 2-7655 u
CAPITOL HILL Sc, SC A st.-Re
stored duplex. Let he oth7r apt
pay tof -ou, f.. Excellent finanCIng
C0en day, from 4 to D pm. or ca
OWNER. 10. 2-I712. (Rent con
sidered.j -
Co sSss 1 HEIGHTS sn: soo 5,; IsA ss:
Eyes. "a 5:$ss7;s PRESS REAI,TE
Fairfax VILLAGE -3-bc 1rm.. ~
oath, semidet brick in new-house
cond- Rec. nm. IL large, fright
S 5orhood LaF Wax lot t. in bus s0 and nfsP
hi. week end will be considered.
Make ar offer. See it by. appt..
fTsAll RsMAI[,11 oHaz Wap- I E; co e-I4 ssi
HIfLoR Il no Zoos AZ Sand 81 5os ss-open
home. Extra-Iaree rms. wall-to-
wan carpeting. recr. I'M, garage.
PAUL T. STONE, Realtor, 10. =
1929, ~. 2-3s55,, u
s. se nj p & bric es e bafha
large. fully. eauipt.. kit full bsmt.,
tiled; Anchor fence; 3 blks. to
school: bus at corner. Immed. poss.
$4,000; present payment $50. BY
r QGNSF' ro 81 s chhFtrN PARK
full ,bsmt.. chain-link fence. Chill
dren's day camp and picnic area
across the street. Public and paro-
chial schools nearby. Full price.
Sl2.750; assume Gil loan. Sos per
OF new East Cab. st. aD Bridge. ' direct rect
OWNER. LII. 4-347s. i
BY OWNER-Detached. rooms in
D. C.. cleo, gas, new furnace. oil;
Lear garage: over 10000 so; TT;
II cash . per cent discount. Price.
Si3.2oa, Call R. r., DE. 2-2394 or
eli 5th ST. s.E.-This house is va
cant and, will be decorated and
lnaue npueIh tnrouSnout, ~ VIII
You can buy this house with no
down payment. CY FREEDMAN.
300 ? st. NV. RE T-0293. Il
go d ST. S.E.eThis house is vacant
and will be decorated and made
modern, throughout. II will be re-
modelled to, suit the purchaser. You
can buy this house with no down
payment. CY FREEDMAN, 200 F
St NV. RE. 1929. i
500 NEWC0MB ST.-Custom Grim.
Diet. brk.; . baths, rec. rm.. den,
. kits; h.-w.h.; VA approved. 10
2-2Oq2. Il
OFF MINNESOTA AvE.-Sl0. 500.
> bedrm. brick; OK ~GI; vacant.
OWNER, JU 5-5oT5
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RHODk5, oVne-, 32l W. Main St.
Wa nesbcro, Va. waynesbc-o 1891
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED-VETERANS

HoodriLse. ATTRACTIVE de- home in
excel. location on s. Dako'a ave
ne 9 rms. bath. iv'I bsmt., gas
h--E. heat. DEF. gr Price, S12.400.
HOHENSTEIN BROS. =: DONAHUE.
Ii 10000: ewes. ~. g-B24r. 30
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HOUSES for SALINE. tcsnt.I
coIoRFD-s25o DOWN

Oct. s rms. bsns.. iii heat. extra
lge. yard Take q look or call ~
tNe. Ii 1890 o. 10. s-6094. Il
coLoRED-ToDAY 8 .3ARoAIE
s495 down viii buy this but. brick
.-i'1 liv. rm., dining rm., kit. :
bedrms. and bath. hardwood floors.
gas heat. On 35th st. nr. the gor-
geous new East Capitol Street Bridge
which gill greatly Improve the prop
erty. It's lovely! Priced To-. Mr..
Gib-on. 10. 1890. Nth NJ. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV. Me.
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CHEVY CHASE SI5.a5O- f-bedrm.,
ii7-hsth. row brick; gas Fea.; *
REALisTfNc CORR NJ. 5-s:ss: "a.
DAY OR MIG T. Il
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RROOkT,ANO

Detached history home. near 18th
bath, full bsmt.: oil INV. n; de-
tached garage: reaS. terms arranged.
Call Mr., Robinson. ewes, RA. 6-S763.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 N. J. Ave. NV. DU. 7-O7O7.
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ALTA VISTA WYNGATE. e-story
brick Colonial: lily rm. 12X22. fire.
breakfast space in equipped kit.
3 bedrms. UP, tile bath. Law. in
full bsmt.. screened porch. level lot.
SIS 500. Gil or FLA. Open 20.
Gn, OIL Iindaln DIR -
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IGHT WATCHMAN ROLTE watch
ne the outside OF various stores.
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SUN.
0507 r 7 AVE

Lge. de-, beant. home: lge. liv. rm..
den, ON. rm., equip. kit, pantry;
tile bath Bsmr: 2 rras. and bath.
Auto heat, lge. lot, garage. Slq.-
$50 Substantial On. payment
THACKkR REALTY, ST. 3-7I39.
DE 2-6270, i
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LISHED JEWELRY BusINEsS

opportunity for young watch repair
man to get starred in own business.
with capital OF less than $500
cash. Owner in j! health. plans to
auth PnY 0n-C Gtnr q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED-$75O DOWN
OPEN SUN, 2-6 Pm,

zss99 M MABIsoN ST 81. NV \ "
I33 MADISON ST. NV.
T4I MADISON ST. NV.
Gorgeous 6-rm. Colonial brick homes
with 2h baths, rec. rm., bsmt.. ga
rage. plus mary extras. All low
monthly payments.
WILLIAM SHER REAL ESTATE
co. 5-6S05 Ewes. HE. 4-2222
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COLoRED-BY OWNER

% MADISON ST. NE.
ison ST.; modern detached bunSa-
low; = brdrms.. rec. rm. knotty
pine den, gas h.-w.h., garage: sacri-
zee for substantial d wn payment.
Open for Inspection. 1-6 pm. Sum-
day, RA 3-41f6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
444G QUE ST. NV.


Please inspect this Urge towr house
4'uated In a conssnial ..eiehborhoo1
II has q spacious living loom. dln-
irg ro~ n large kitchen. den, 4 bed
looms, Uaths and a full base
ment with gfrage. Hard Elsr-u-
tary Sci. Dol anf bus stop only one
Fork away
OPEN SUNDAY, 1860
Di. ectIons: Out Reservoir Road 10
Foxhall Road. left . block to Cue
st. 8 nd left TO 444O.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. Ew. CO. 5-J222.
FIRST COMMERCIAL
9I6 Rittt 7house 1t. r.w., Brishtw0od
area-U ausual ofierrE OF az AL
brick detached building, containing
IL rooms and s baths. full bright
basement; adaptable for apartment.
room rental. public dining rooE
.0dre or club -oon-. offlceS anG stores.
Priced to sell. OPEN 8, to g. or
by APT 1in'men-
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP.
100 Eye st. NV.
ST. 3-2363 Fves.. RA. 3-21a4
1913 TeTkesbury Pl. NV.
$3.50 DOWN, sos MO.
Lovely semidet. Colonisl 6-rm. hrk
mod kit, bath. bsmt.. gar, gas
heat nice yards: near schools, bus,
shops ia a-4679.
TRADE WITH MUSHINSKY
M. & r. REALTY, RA. 6-6Sl2
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APT. no
$1,000 DOWN

Only 4 yrs. old and kept in excel
como; consists of > rms, dinctte.
modern kit. and tiled aath on ca.
mr.; rec. r!n. and huge rear yard
CAL Mrs. Bennett, AID. 2-7631 or Ii.
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FACING ROCK CREEK PIX.

FACING ROCK CREEK PIX.
1900 BLOCK ADAMS MILL RID.
Owner Must Sacrifice
SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
IDEAL LOCATION
This lovely large row brick home
contains ga baths, 4 large bed rms.
fireplace. beamed ceiling. 3 large
you're LOOKING for 'i Iocatio SS Mus MUS a a
comfortable home and a real buy,
then you must see this.
WILLIAM J. ROSENTHAL
RE 1896 EN-. 3-6027
3Os
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MARKET - Money-rsking store.
trans. trade; next uOor Peoples
Drug Store 1897 Mt. Pleasant St
EoUiPPED POOL ROOM .or rem.
s tables. 9l5 9th ST, nv. 500 per
nc tn. Ma. S-4639 or EN-. 2-5S42
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BRICK BUNGALOw-By OWNER.
No brokers No phone calls Open
Sat. and Sun. ] to Il pm. 3 twin
size bedrms.. large liv rm., firepl,
family din. rm.. incl. sun rm.: full
b>mt. oil h.-wh.: 2-car built-in
garage. $500 Cathedral ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SAILS Sc. tconiJ
OPEN SUNDAY. ! no )
cOLoRE0 DETACHED
GAFATT TNUG DnRFENI

NJ Nichols and " It's. at Anacostia.
Wei kept hnmt has 9 ia-ge rms,
gas heat, bsmt. por~hes; P.-ced
right, easy terms. ST. 5-3657.
BPEITERMAN REALTv co.
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BOILING fIELp AREA, CT only
,,l4 900 with 500 dovn-Love1Y 3
bedrm brick bungalyw; liv. nm. With
flrepi. hot-water heat. Call Mr..
Gribble. 10 S-5S73. or LII Al. 90
PRUDENTIAL REA Try 90 Il
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Oi. ectIons: Out Reservoir Road 10
Foxhall Road. left . block to Cue
ST nd left IN 4A4O
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EAW MILL, complete with As rnd
b2-ine.I blade. edger. f. ewood saw
planer, cutoff saw, tractors md
truck. For appointment. call RE
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APPLIANCE STORE. near large mill
tary base. ideal as discount house:
REASONABLE rent. Also STUNT bids
and parking LOT. Box 256-Y Star,
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cont.l BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont HOUSES Tot SALE. NV. teon.l

$3.50 INvESTMENT-WU make you
$40 a day. Nine out Of ten gas
stations, tire and auto dealers buy
this Do-It- Yourself tubelesS tire
repair kit after a 2-minute DEM
onstration. Retails for S1.95 and
will repair IL punctures. Exclusive
territory. Call MR.. AUSTIN JU' B.
TIRE STORE, est over 80 years at
same excellent d. c. central locA-
Iion: includes present stock and
equip; recapping and vulcanizing
equip. optional. Owner retiring.
Trifiers save your time and mine;
reasonable. Box TAB. Star.
JEWELRY STORY in prosperous
Falls Church residential area. ideal
for matchmaker and wife: available
Immediately in time for Xmas OBJ
portunities. Abundant watch and
clock repairs JE I;2SS5 ,oT9e an
cars; 16 spaces more tSoon); low
rent. good lease; Imam operation;
nr. Government bldgs. OIL. 6-3542.
PARTNER WANTED for new type
retail food business, Wonderful OPP
portunity. RIA. 3-9533. l3'
MOTELS FOR SALE-Advlce and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel Broker and travel specialist,
offering recommendation on best
buys in motelS and sites. JOE II.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Blds''
FROZEN 3 FooD LOCKER PLANT
with butchering and processing. IN
rapidly growing Md. area IN own
Of 10000. sANDoz' INC pu'