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CLERK TYPIsT-
tdsS Ho In 9 cr ' s1emob. 'e seaeT
ship, located In Falls Church. Va.
2-1177, after 2 pm. daily. --1v
AUTO BODY MAN. 1st-class with
reference; 5-day week. LIBERTY
AUTO BODY. INC, 21i5 N st. NV.
Ma S-9573. lie
AUTO GLASS MAN-Position open
tor experienced man able to manage
business and men: have good FOL.
lowing; salary based on qualifica-
ttons. Apply in own handwriting
givInE past employment. name and
address, All replies confidential
Box 452-G, Star. lis
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1956.-NoTIcE; In accordance
with the provisions Of the Act Of
Congress of May /. 1905 as
amended IN 1895. le42 and Au-
gust %, 1884. known as Public
Law ISL ssi; the Board for the the, Con.
G has sSss ss ss p tSioT!ns Sse
BROOKS Court, NV. Lot SIS. Square
553, May 2. 1862. a25 Brooks
Court, NV. Lot SO. Square $50.
May 2, 1859: 90 Daggs Lane. Sc.
Lot S2.. Square $3.50. June y.
1851 5305 z Street Sc. Lot 2,
Square 1898. December Is, 1852;
53l2 Z Street. Sc. Lot 10, Square
5s9s. December 81. la3@ ss.s
sS4. May 8. 1851 So as ~ ' sth Street Street.
NV. Lot s07, Square sS77. AN
gust 10. 1858, The Board having
condemned the above listed build
inss as being in such inSanitary
health or the lives Of the occu-
pants thereof and5or Of the per-
sons living in the vicinity. hereby
gives notice to the owner or own
erS OF said premises. the agent Of
the owner or owners, and any
PShS0ae W iEbotE
or demoilsh and remove said build
tngs such repair or demolition to
be commenced not later than 1900
noon, January -. 1856. In the
event such action Is not COM
menced by the said date and time.
the Board for the Condemnation of
1nsanitary Buildings will proceed,
as authorized under Section z of
the Act of Congress. Public Law
ISL. either to cause such buildings
to be repaired or to be demolished
and removed, and such repair, or
demolition and removal, including
the cost OF making rood damage
to adjacent premises and the cost
OF publication, herein provided for.
shall oe assessed by the Commits
Sioners Of the District OF Columbia.
as a tax against the premises on
which such buildings were situated.
such tax to be collected in the
same manner as the general taxes
are collected ia the District of
Columbia. RICHARD L. MAT
TINGLY. EXECUTIVE SECRE-
TARY, BOARD FOR THE CON-
DEMNAT1ON OF INSANITARY
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Display Opportunity

Unusual opportunity for q young
man who has lettering and wood
WORKING interests to be trained In
all phases OF display work, perma-
nent position with Q leadine local
Beverage Distributor. for man with
right talent and personal ability.
Please call LA. 6-2300 for inter-
view Advancement, lie
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INSTRIICTORS

FOR MECHANICS. COMMERCIAL
AND INST. GROUND SCHOOL.
TEACH AIR INSTITUTE. NATL.
AIRPORT. HI. Elk. 3-0063. "a
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HELp-MEN lceas. D
Architectural Craftsman

Experienced Only
AuBINOE. EDWARDS L. BERRY
Arcnitects
1915 18th St. NV. Hu. 3-e02s
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Sc Highlander
Reaches Finish

Southern's 1856 Highlander will
be in the mails on May Is and will
arrive at the school soon there
after The last deadline for ma
terial was met by the staff on
March 10 when the last material
was postmarked The theme of this
years book is We Are America"
A number of changes have been
made in the 1856 Highlander. Four
pages have been added, making
more room for class pictures, sports
and special features. There will be
individual pictures of senior foot
ball and basketball players in a
new feature of the annual.
Double page spreads are en-
phasized more in The Highlander
this year. There will be more credit
given to senior students who have
been outstanding during the year.
More written material has been in
cluded to give a better coverage of
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of God that for this reason shall
a man leave father and mother, and
shall cleave to his wife, and the
two shall become one flesh" AS an
act of procreation, whereby we
have children, as an act of love,
from husband and wife and from
wife to husband the sexual act is
a beautiful part of the wonderful
life that God has set up for us.
Outside of these qualifications, it
is at best a thing to be stunned, a
matter for the filth of the gutter
Only when husband and wife unite
in love-for even in marriage there
can be adultery if one is merely
using the other for pleasures the
Word of God fulfilled. And only
when the Word is fulfilled can we
have the true happiness for which
we have been created
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-19
Pre-Schoolers To
Attend Play School

Senior Home Economics girls,
of Southern High School, Oakland,
under the direction of Mrs. Eliza
beth Randol opened their an
nual Play School, April II, in room
1lS This school will continue for
six weeks from 1000 to 1900 a m.
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursday.
Visit Homes
April 10, thirty senior girls Wis
tied homes and interviewed the
mothers in order to become ac-
quainted with them and the chill
dren.
The objective of Play School is
to better understand child de
vclopment and behavior patterns.
Daily Records Kept
Daily records will be kept of each
child and ON the last day of Play
School an evaluation will be made.
There will be general discussion
between the girls and parents to
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the management of Pat Gortncr.
The copy was written by Barbara
Moon. copy editor.
The layout and makeup of the
book was by the editor, Dolores
Vetter, and her assistants, Doris
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the school program.
Southern's yearbook is planned
and edited by students, All pictures
except the individual class pic
lures have been taken by Sam
Moore, school photographer, and
his assistants, William George,
Maurice Brookhart and James Cal
lis. The art work centers around the
aforementioned theme and has
been done by Art Editor Beverly
Winters.
Advertising was obtained under
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-19
One Man Looks
At God
BY Charles w. Carlson, Pastor,
St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Oakland Maryland)

This will be the second in a
series of six articles on the state
ments of Christ recorded in Mat
thew 5:21-48. AS you perhaps re-
call the one last week dealt with
what Christ would have us do in
regards to feelings of anger and
hatred. This week, in continuing
His statements concerning the old
law and His desires for those who
follow Him we look at His words:
You have heard that it was said,
you shall not commit adultery.
But say that every one who looks
at woman lustfully has already
committed adultery with her in
his heart"
Here perhaps better than at any
other place we can see the differ
ence between following the letter
of the law and the spirit in which
it was written There are many
times in life that we perhaps break
no specific law that society has set
down, but our sin is as real as if
it were committed Also, there are
many people who do things in pri-
vate that they think are not being
noticed, and thereby they think
that they have committed no sin,
just because no one has noticed
what they have done. The thing
that they have forgotten is that
God knows every act and thought
that we have, and if we think we
are getting away with something
that is basically wrong, we may be
fooling ourselves or the people
surrounding us, but God knows.
Adultery IN its specific forms is
prevalent carbunclc on our society.
have worked as railroadcr and
have seen the evidences and the
facts of men who arc unfaithful TO
their wives, because their wives are
not around. Truck drivers, travel
ing statesmen and all men who
travel seem to be willing partiCi-
pants in this mcrry-Go-round Of
free love. ASK any man who was
overseas how faithful the average
man was to his wife when he was
in a foreign country where a Wom-
an could be had with great case,
and the fact that his wife was not
there to observe seemed TO ease
his conscience.
Nor is this matter of adultery
confined to the male animal for
obviously there must be a woman
involved, by the very nature of the
act. Sad as it is, many are those
women who will willingly pervert
their beautiful role as a child-bear-
ing creature of God for the sake of
a few moments leWd and lustful
pleasure.
The fact is, that adultery is not
confined to any particular type or
Job, and all of the shouting about
how many people do it will never
curb the activity We must, in the
spirit of our Lord, be willing to do
something about it. And the first
place that we must start is in the
attitudes that we have in our minds
about it. When the sexual act is
confined to the selfish attitude of
an animal who is looking for
pleasure and pleasure only, adul-
terry will be the most natural re-
suit. When the Christian stamp is
placed on the sexual act, it takes
on the greater and completely
beautiful meaning of the command
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try to interpret behavior, physical,
mental, social and emotional ac-
tions of the children.
Activities of each day Of Play
School are built around a central
theme
Games, Music, Stories
The two-hour period will be di-
viGed into games, music, stories,
and arts and crafts which will SON.
sist of working with clay, finger
paint, crayons, scissors and paste.
The children will have a time
for free play, when they will choose
their own activities. They will have
"tell-all period" when they will
tell each other all their adventures
and activities.
Those children attending Play
School are Cathy Carlson, Valerie
Smouse, Marilyn Highlander, Billy
Hawkins, Randy Rodeheaver, Paul
Muha, Vicllie Smouse, Bobby Rudy,
Dolby LaWton, Billy Treacy,
Mickey Field, Rhonda Rodeheaver,
Claire Englander, and Monty
Pagenhardt.
Taught responsibility
The children are taught to as
sumo responsibility, such as hang
ing up their coats, putting away
materials and to respect the rights
of the other children.
Four or five girls will be in
charge each day The other girls
Will keep records.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-19

Health officials estimated that
of 20 million persons had
received one or more shots of Salk
polio vaccine since licensed for
use last April
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Lawson and Roy Paugh.

Next Years state convention Of
AAUW will be held in Frostburg
1t was held April - and IA this
year at Annapolis.
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UnfUrn ed"',!

Quality doesn't Just happen" in gasoline,
It's put there - by men who have devoted the best
part of their lives to a study that never ends
This study goes relentessly in the laboratories
of Elk Refining Company here in West Virginia.
You might say that the key this quality gasoline is
this comPanys policy of leaving stone NntNrned
to make available to you fine motor fuel
modern science can produce.
That's what Keystone Gasoline is.
That's what it will be SO long it's on the market
- for quality and nothing else is the priceless in
gredient that has made Keystone Gasoline of
the top sellers wherever it's sold.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-06
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

NEW Al location. Lady will share
hePut bedrooms with Christian
lady, q real home. $50, or Will sub
lease Sli0. Ju j-OiSH eyes or
M. \. II. AVE. and East.wcst hwy
~ or . ladies share reasonably
priced apt with conVcnai lady
COnyrn. location Ap i-OnuO -
YOING MAN wishes 10 share air
cond. mod apt With another yOung
man CAL RI i-aduu En- lia3
AL Nc : III a.bcdrm ant to share
with or . other girls COW
'ran.p IA o. iUG"
wORKINC MOTnER win children
N nursery school want lady to-
share ant IN Rlyrfdnir Nd After
ON or . Girls Two bcdrma
,h1fo kit bath small liy rm with
Other pifl Good transp RA 5.ulSl
LADY 10 SHARE bedroom ant
with another lady lHul Mas ave
nv. Ma S.nBS3 EXt 3U9 ~
1910 10th 81. NV Ant COS -
Young man to share APT with ="
olhrl men CAL bet i30-h 10
lady vii share foom art NEAR
TN and Rhode Island ne, with
smother LADY, DU. 7-B9s2. -
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ARL,-2 bednns lovely mod. furn.;
walk dist Colonial Village, o min
IA SesI@3. oil. 6-4477. 3
n. ARL.-spac. . bedrm.. End a
duplex, freshly dec. conv. Penta-
gon, $40. IKE. S-G404. Is
n. ARL.-Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and
bath; conv. 10 everything: md
floor: PVT. entr $50, inc. utils
ia. S-ll4S: ewes, ia. 4-l4SS.
2OO3 y. 18th ST.---Gay, modern fur
niture makes this bedroom apt.
cheerful; apt bldg block Ar
lineton blvd; outside entrance:
laundry; yard; Sll0. IA. 7-926s'
1907 n. BUCHANAN sT.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., din. rm. and kit; PVT.
bath and pvt. entrance, ia. Ala 3.
ARL. Two bedrooms. clean and
beautifully furnished Near Penta-
gon Bldg. and buses. ia. 2-433l.
ALEXANDRIA AREA months,
April Ii to October 10. Suitcase,
d 6flsTsn'es LAUNDRY Ded Utilities nv except t@
phone, parking; ) Minis to Penta-
blk. Si35 per mo. XII. S-S737 IS
CLARENDON rooms, bath; close
in, on busline; all utils adults. no
pets; $50. IA. 2-3415. -
. BEDRMS., modern duplex: Glebe
I'd; twin beds; ideal 3 or 4 adults;
washer; Sll0 per mo. ia. S-7433.
ARLINGTON, near PentaRon .
bedrms., liv RIM, kit. and bath;
day, week or month, OF. 4-S5O2.
n. ARL.-3-bedrm apt; . baths:
newly remodeled and decorated,
nicely furn. Situated in excel
neighborhcod mr.. FIT Myer and
Memorial Bridge Sl35 mo. l4"0
10Th st. IA. I-0gS1 s.
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APIS. FURN.-o.c. Cont

SIS rooms. private bath, private
entrance, Bendix. SIS. including
utilities, 10. S-5UgO. -
I BEDROOM. liv. rm.. kit, bath and
rec. rm, pvt. entr.: utils. Incl.
CONN. AND CALF rms, 3
EXPOS, redec., immac, excel. iurn (;
elev, bldg. XII. 9-i4ll; ewes. HO.
$3.50
5IIl NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
-" rms, kit, . baths. utils. incl. {;
conv. 70 transp. and shopping
1874 COLUMBIA RID. bed
Excel. location. AID 4-2O59. -
WALTER REED VIC.-2-rm. apt.
in Christian home; $50 mo- RIA.
isis iith ST. N.w.-ooOd place.
nicely furn., bedrm., liv. rmr Kit.
bath clean, CONT, c9 i,,tl !oca.
Mr.. Ord AND n. II. AVE. Nv
Sg2 .50-Attrac. 2-bedrm. apt, |
blk. downtown bus; vacant. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU 81 u3,
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
-Cozy . rms. and bath, bGnt..
pvt entr.; SIS wk. RA. 3-ilO9,
BASEMENT All -
Nicely furn. bedrm,, lily; rm.'
AID. 2-6552. 3lO9 18th st. NV.
-
Mr.. BOLLING-For bride; newly
dec, / bedrm apis, beaut fnrn.;
Ss5. 10. 2-74oa. q" Forester
MODERN APT. BLDG.-Efficiency
apt, combination living room and
bedroom, separate kitchen, tile
bath with shower, screened porch
Convenient location. Parking lot
500 WA. T-1blg. IS
ATTRAC. OR ? BEDRMS,-Wood
ley rd. NV. section--EXccl trans p
and shops: pvt, entr, Cali AD
o-111J -
so Ind ST. s.E.-Newly decor. apt.
3 rms; $50 Also 2-rm. apt. $50
Adults. IL. 4-4236 -
500. 18th N.W.-Bsmt apt, Ny.-
bcdrm comb kit. Conv. TO bus
Ston TIA u-sHQD IS
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SOFAS . cushion down Resency,
coral color. $50. 5i7d Linneau
terrace NV. EN- 3-S6S3.
SOFA BED and matching chair
green tweed. Reasonable AID ..
63Sd after u. weekdays. Ill
SOFA. chair. end tables, lamps anC
rue All IN good condition; must
sacrifice Call IA 5-4nhl "a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

OF liy. nm. din. rms b.r fuin wash.
mach sold house and forced 10 move
This WICK and. JU s-3ISl ii
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SETS, SAWS. 81 40, SLEDGES, :?
WEDGES. AXES, PAINT, Sl.ao
! SHOVELS. PICKS. MATTOCKS, 81
GAS CANS, Si,50; USED WINCHES
BLOCKS FALLS. ROPES. WHEEL
BARROWS. -, so RAKES
10000 BARGAINS
J. H. GICHNER
25l3 NJ ST. NV Elk. 1852
TVS, i7-in. Philco, VI, guar. 500
TGiIn Muntz' s59; others at al So
$3.50, 10 am 20 10 pm. d'
/ ~, small table MODEL. recently over
hauled. Call ia, S-573J. lnli
5 Buchanan 81. Arl IS
Tv 10-in table model Sl2; Admira
AM-FM phono. nv, SO: new out
side .antenna, $40. 10. $3.50. =!
~ SETS, used sale, or rental; re-
, u in. 5Ol5 Wilson blvd ia, 7-s5:6
TlPEWRITERS portables; bis
cash discounts LIBERAL trade-ln al
!oWanCr. CIRCLE, Al 18th 81. NV
Buy Where You Get Service.
VACUUM Kenmore. Hoover
Electyolux Sl2 90 MANY more; lk'
new: so up. 52ll BALTIC, blvd AP
VACUUM CLEARANCE : Electrolux
BSl"! Lee hwy. IA. "-i9lf
VACUUM CLEANER, Eureka fank
$50 clothes dvier new Westins-
WASHER AND DRIER, westlns.
hon house 5000 condition best ofeF
WASHER-Late model Thor semi
automatic; $40. Call Ii. I-hoeJ
wAsHER-Late model Easy SPIN.
drier, perfect cond.: S45. Call Ii
WASHERS, reconditioned. all makes
rREDERiCK'S. IA $4,000.
WASHER. apt. size. practically new
used about L, times. Monitor
washes u lbs has wr!nger, pump
for filing and emptyng; set or
rollers, Call ia. 21SI2 S
WASHE Y - BendiN automatic wash
er and dryer combination, 5000
WASHERS. DRYERS. Tv-save VI
20 15't, gigantic warehouse sale
hundreds Of items 10 choose from
Why buy al Just a discount price
when we sell TO the general public
at wholesale prices or below We
guarantee to beat any appliance
price. A Few examples listed below
Si.a: new Norge automatic Dryer
500 new 1885 TV set MAR
brands. lSc screen as low as ~.tH
Cash or terms ~ 9-S00l TRl
STATE APPLIANCE WHOLESAL.
Frs, Si33 GEORGIA AVE, Sill
SPG Open ewes TIL Q. Sat I'll. o
WISHING MACHINE. croslev semi.
auto. 1851. IKE new: ful, size bu,
IDEAL 70, apt s55 or best oFeF.
w3aEsHIIG : MACHINE, electric Mont
toF. curtain stTsaicher; sofa; pic
w !sffS II HEtTH I !" automatic. new
$50 50. AGILE sTOVs co, I0Il
an s. NV MA S-Sa59
WELDERS, new or used. IINCoLNs
fer sac or for rent EARLBECK :
81 Fai.o MI 5-S5Ii
WHEELCHAiR. de luxe model with
brakes. excellent condition. Gail OV
3-3760 week ENDS or after } p IN
WINDOW. easement. 6ax3s inches
screens and Venetian blind lS-in
Craftsman lawn mower. FE. 3-3" q
GIVE AWAY-wilI give away frame
10. lmmrd al no expense 20 us
and without damage 70 exiting
trees McCAY 4 McCAY INC
Realtors. IA S-SH@S
LARGE DOLL CARRIAGE, good con-
di'l0n: SIS. IA a-aff2
SACRIFICE SALE
or liv. rm, din I'M. br tufn wash.
mach sold house and forced 10 move
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VERY GOOD RICH TOPSOIL

VERY GOOD RICH ToPSOIL 70
lawns and greenhouse: YER
reasonable. Call 10 S-l933
LAWN RENOVATION; landscapin'
maintensnce; .,,U complete plet os , service
F FfasSnaft p THSpsdH tis
AP 7-5;,:i6. CE. S-46l6. Il"
VIRGIN TOPSOIL; best quality
ANY quantity Immediate delivery
Reasonable. FLEMING LAND
SCAPE SERVICE AP 1-5336. CE
CLEAN FILL-DIRT, top soil, sludve
f HIgestgre a aSof hau!inS MR.. HART 3
AZALEAS. EyLRGREENs. wholesale
retail. ROTH'S. S2l1 Sligo Greek
pkwy.. Takoma Park. Md
TREE REMOVAL, pruning topping
trimming; lots cleared. MIR. CLAY
TON. UN 4-1!03 any time
RICH ToPS0IL Tor sale SOC per
bushel, delivered Call no. 2-35O5
TREE SERVICE, top, remove. trim
and lots cleared CAD TREE SERV-
AzALEAS, hardy. field grown; Sc
cents or 81 dozen and IN. 25l1
G itRaf Il Fl FLOWING and discins
and fne Srsdding' Lac. or small
FOR VEGETABLE AND FILLD
SEEDS that really grow. the best
in fertilizer and farm supplies.
visit SOUTHERN STATES UPPER
MARLBORO CO. COOPERATIVE. Mar
USED EQUIPMENT - INC. NJ su-
Der C with loader and backhoe 3
with oultlvatot, Super A with plo.N
and mower. Olive with plow, cul.
tivator ami mower INC. New Hol-
land balerS, grain drill, PTO fer
tiliZer distributor side rake, plo~S,
disk. tult'mulCner. manure spread
erS Cub i-Fang mower, tractor
M MGTe5S snd lNc 'Fs silver safi n1s
Md, JU. s-3333
NEW Equipments; full line Of INC
industrial wheel tractors, backhoe
graders leaders and equipment.
INC farm tractors and equipment
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment Meyers hay condltioners
syste.us. B5iRes stratton Wisconsin
and Clinton motor parts and seI}.
ice baier and binder twins parts
and service. MALONEY'S. INC
Silver Spring, Md
MALL CHAM SAWS, new and use d
parts and service MALCNEf $
NC, Silver Spring Md JU. S-H33:l
nFtt L. Dill T. 1h sui ~
lawn service or do q yourself We
raise or own 9 ] LAUGHLIN,
HE $3.50; ewes, He i-9I2I
LANDSCAPING AND SOD. top soil.
Cali Mr. WILLIAMS. LII 5-uaJl.
TOP SOU. clean rich loan. ! GU.
Yards. del. D C; SIS. 10. $40.
TRACTOR. Fsrmau A: Al randi-
lioa l6-in p!ow. cuitiyatUTs.
500, He 4-4S:i
RO1OTILLER TRACTOR. ; hp.
sickle bar, power take OF good
GonultiOn; 500 or best offer.
DWIGHT TRucKsESS Herndon.
GARDEN TRACTOR. 8 hp plow
disc and cultiyator attachments,
500 Gail JE 9-2i13 =
FOR VEGETABLE AND FIELD
SEEDS thai really grow the best
In fertilizer and farm supplies.
Visit SOUTHERN STATES UPPER
MARLBORO COOPERATIVE Mar
ket I-3jt3 -
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.N;,N - AFiSA bEoNo' ~
p F. TYPEWRITER DESKS. So
%3:j,6oO STOCK NEW AND usEI
I OFFICE FURNITURE, RECONDi
PRICES; SAVINGS UP TO 30.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
500 New York Ave, NV.
ORGAN, Es,ey splnet model-E!cc
Save Sl50. KITS. 1890 6 ST
nv RE, 7-62l2 -
PIANO, upright, good condition
SlUU. CT. G-@S56
PIANoS--Atmy. Navy. Air Force anc
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at the PIANO MART, 1913 eth ST
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81 nv gust above the Library
OPEN THURS. EYES. %
PIANO. WurIitzer apt. upright, mic,
cond., fully guaranteed $685. ina.
tionaily adv new at $685.. KIT s
~ q s. nv RE. 7,62I" =
5000. Phone JU a-335i $
PIANO--Iyes and Pond. red mahos
console perfect condition, sacrifice
PiiNoS-~Uprights. sos up: spile,s,
80" Up SeIefa! famous make
Strands, iuily repaired and guar
antced, $50 Up. Beautiful STEIN
way Consul, reasonable. terms
Open every evening ana all day
SUNDAY Always a COED buy a.
SCHAEFFER'S PIANO SHOP. 81
bonNaut $, Silver Sprlns. JU. .
PIANO. Mason d Hamln grand
1S al unusually fine piano IN
perttct CONDITION, ia. @-6hlS. IS
PIANOS - Sslcra! returned from
rental, spine. pianos substantial
amounts paid. Sreat.v reduced
KIT S, 1890 G ST. NV. RE
PIANoS-Brand-new standard make
full KEYBOARD SplnetS only $3.50
Nationally advertised price. Sj95
Mahogany finish iu-year guarsn-
ets and consoles. ST. $4,000
PIANO MART. lul5 eth ST. NV
Just above the Library. It
PIANO, bsbv gyand X. m b a !,
: Iay.3n, sood condition, first come
first served. priced for very quick
SAFE AID. 4-u099' ewes III. =
PIANO. SrIEFF. med. uprirh,: per-
feet condition. dark mahogany
$50 il 9-1lc6.
PIANOS, used small modern srands.
Sl9J, $40 sos ST. 3-630O
PIANO MART l0l5 1th ST. NV
gust above the LioTaryi. Ii
PIANOS FOR RENT--Hew and used
sp.netS consoles, srsaus and up
rights at moderate rates from -
monthly u, Hauling extra JOR-
DAMS THREE STORES correi
1871 ard & g.s nv. phone ST
3-a4o0). a33@ Georgia ave. Silver
SiT!nr phone JU J-llujI 5lBa
lee h,Ehwsy. Arlinston. Va phone
KE $4,000, Suburban stores open
"rc"r evening Park IN front Il
PIANO, used full keyboard console
iEpe irsttumeL'S IN very good con-
d!tlon S3a5. Pay SIS down. JOR
DAMS. corner 18th and G SITS.
prone ST $500 Is
PIANOS--JORDAN'S have values In
all types 0! aianos The LARGEST
selection in the city. As n:tle as
50 down JORDAN'S. THREE
STORES corner 18th and G sts..
downtown tphone ST 3-a40Oi:
5l69 Lee highway Arlington lphone
kE S50ful and 1882 Georgia
ave Silver Spring tphone JU D.
lln51 Suburban stores open every
evening PARK IN front. g
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