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NVOnCinueO lFOH1 EAKe ~
come haunted after the
death of that ruler.
Haunted or not, Lokrum is
a beautiful island with lush
subtropical flora and stands
out as a gem in the neighbor-
hood of the Pearl Of The
Adriatic" itself - Dubrovnik.
Three-Part Community
The writer doubts that he
can do Dubrovnik justice in
so many words.
But he can try.
To begin with, Dubrovnik
consists Of three parts: -
The new eastern and western
parts with their magnificent
vegetation, parks, hotels and
villas; and the old town, which
is completely surrounded by
ramparts and entered by two
bridges.
On the "town gate" in the
very old part of this historic
city can still be seen the in
genious machinery which lift
ed the bridges in the early
days of the Republic Of Du-
brovnik, the center from
whence argosies sailed all ov-
err the Mediterranean in days
Of yore.
No building, from the
18th Century Franciscan
and Dominican monasteries
or the stately Rectorial Pa
lace to the smallest private
home, is built Of anything
but stone.
And no building in Dubrov-
mix is of a later date than the
beginning Of the 18th Cen
tury.
Constitution In 1872
For over 1000 years an in
dependent republic and for
centuries the major rival of
Venice, Dubrovnik is a per-
fectly preserved city of grey
battlements, grim forts, and
ancient streets lined with
stone palaces and houses.
Every building and street,
every church, palace, and
square, has something to re-
late about the history of the
city.
For example: In the year
1912, Dubrovnik had a con-
stitution; in 1888 an aque-
duct; in 1917 a pharmacy,
which is still preserved, a
corn silo and health insh-
tute.
Historical also are the clois-
ters Of the Franciscan Mon
astery, the gilded statue of
St. Blaize, Dubrovnik's Pa
tron Saint, the Titan in the
awe inspiring Cathedral, the
Rector's Palace, and other
great achievements of yester-
year.
And beautiful are the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19

. Peoples and govern
ments never have learned
anything from history, or
acted on principles deduced
from it. - George Hegel
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19

. Christopher Columbus
flagship, the Santa Maria,
was wrecked on a coral reef,
off what is now Haiti, on
Christmas Eve Of 1892. -
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-12-19
AN AMERICAN IN YUGOSLAVIA -

N~ 80 80
white ramparts Of the city,
especially when they are
viewed aboard a boat return
ing from the Island of Lo-
krum.
A City Of Contrasts
Now one of the most pop
ular resort centers on the
Continent, Dubrovnik h a s
eight museums and galleries,
an aquarium, several scienti-
fic Institutes, and archives
and libraries which are of ut
most Importance for the stu
dy of the history of the Bal
kans.
Yet as ancient as it is, Du-
brovnik is a modern city in
many respects.
Here the two CFU groups
found cafes and night clubs,
special restaurants, sightsee-
ing walks, and many other at
fractions too numerous to
mention - or to remember.
Within easy travelling
distance are the legendary
Durmitor massif and the
pretty Bay of Rotor, and
throughout the area are
some of the finest bathing
beaches i'm the world.
Steamer connections for
Venice, Rijeka and Split are
excellent, as are rail connec-
tons for Zagreb and Bel
grade. Modern buses whisk
passengers to many centers
in the area and air connec-
tions are better than average.
Shaw Had Word For 1t
Said George Bernard Shaw
of Dubrovnik: Everywhere
in the world | have looked for
paradise, and here | have
found it."
And Dubrovnik is just that.
From it's orange groves
to the palace of the medic
val governor, to the tower
of Lovrjenac, to the ancient
walled city with its tiny
harbOr, Dubrovnik is "it."
It's charming surroundings
with islands, coves, natural
beaches and parks, it's extra
ordinary climate throughout
the year, it's most beautiful
girls in the world" all make
Dubrovnik fit Shaw's descrip-
ton of the Pearl of The
Adriatic" paradise.
To visit here is to walk
hand-in-hand with history.
Verify, memories are made of
this.
For, as poet John Keats
wrote, "a thing of beauty is
a joy for ever
X X n
Next Week: - DubrOv-
mix to Split via Trstenik,
Slano, Metkovic, Ploce,
etc.; industrial Split; Dio-
cletian's Palace, the 18th"
wonder of the world.
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1T Simich Leo
249 Pavlich John
271 Bubnik Stanly
304 Bionda John ..,.-. i
BOG Sikich Beatrice
420 Malovich Helen . ~7i
423 Grahovac Helen, Grahovac
Steve, Habazin Ljuba, Kangja
John, Lisak Mary
481 Dabovich Warren
4S4 Palaich Joseph, Spretnjak
Dragica
5S8 Poduje Katie, Poduje Nick,
Zelko Marija
sos Graso Antica, (B. d., Graso
Antica, Pastorcic ohm Joe
598 Kusevich Madeline
$50 Vranesevich Joe
S65 Orlich Katherine, Orlich Mat
thew John
500 Richardson Helen
$50 Roman John
739 zalac Ljubica, Zalac Mike
814 Staudohar Paul
$50 Tymchuk Sophia
Accepted On Reserve
Via Transfer
270 Erjavac Thomas
Suspensions
1 Hajdukovic, Helen
Waite Clara
IL Dietz Agnes
13 Bahoric Jean Ann, Bahoric
Virginia "a, 3,
20 Lowery Joan Janet =.
72 Dobish Frances, Rudar Angela
80 Brosovic John, Kluska Jose
phine, Voelker Dolores
1872 Bellay Frank, Jr. .....
229 Grahovac Rose Virginia
234 Mavrinac Edward
238 Oliventi Virgil
240 Rajkovich John, zbacnick JOS
eph
423 DePaolis Barbara, Medich Dan
$50 Srdic George, Srdich Steve
557 Girard Ronald
593 Devorich Florence
605 Corise Rosette
663 Bukovac Rose Marie
ITO Kirin Alice
817 Stull Sylvia Anne, (Incr.)
1856 Wlekliuski Grace
929 Franich Louis
644 Abramovich Katie, Abramo-
vich Thomas
868 Fuchs Elsal, Fuchs Carl
919 Ostovich Rosemarie
949 Skoda Darinka, Skoda Milutin
954 Pusnik Anton, Schmidt Josip
Suspended Via Transfer
e4S Ugrin Rose, Ugrin John M.
Cash Surrenders
1 Kosic Mariana (Res.)
Is FAX Robert
II Kedzo Joseph (Res.)
20 Prislan Sylvia
"a Churjak Helen
80 Cipich Mary Jane
Sc Minerich Mary Ann
80 Evankovich Thomas
126 Buckich Frances, Islich Site
pan a.,
130 Matthews Dorothy
1873 Krmpotich George, Krmpotich
Michael 's.a:.
al Ferdi William, Zugai Stephen
143 Chavlovich Steve
146 MorreH Joseph j., Smoke Bet-
ty
1877 Gottlieb Hedy
1872 Gerzetich Catherine,
21O Pleshe Stanley 49,.
221 Crnkovich John ].
231 Lulich Mary
248 Abrasheff Kiril
255 Sommer Janice
27S Basile Margaret, Kruzic Juraj
285 Sikirica Alice
800 Peloza Emily
352 Meredith Mary Jane
Ss1 Hegg Mary
435 Bolkovac Alfred
488 Vukich John .,-..
sos Vlahovic Franjo
541 Krcelic Edward
576 Brezovac Caroline
$40 Sagovac Rose Mary
588 Chasco Doris, Kukura Toma,
(Res)
622 Yarkosky Elizabeth
671 Moizuk Rita
706 Cvetic Harry
716 Magdalenic Steve
TIT Perbos Josephine, Verbos Nick
730 Bondurant Helen
731 Pintar James
ITO Majcan Walter
1913 Babich Mike
872 Kruzic Alojz
908 Klarich Blasch
978 Budi Josip
608 Flainek Pete, Kostelac George,
Trinaistich Luciano
866 Holman Liliane, Holman Mir
ko, Ray Joseph, Ray Steve
919 Lever Olga
952 Hecimovic Mary, Prpich An
ME, Prpich Steve
955 Stimac Anton, Stimac Josipa
Reserve Expired
40 Turina Elfzapeta (B. d.
Sc Osmanovich George
121 Pesha Rowena
1T Simich Stephan
201 Bon Evan
2O2 Brodarich Jean, Re n c h h
Frances
217 Bosnack Mildred
240 Ban Michael Anthony
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4 Bubash Frank, Haider An
toinette
6 Miletic Kathleen, Zeleznik
Frances
8 Grbin Margaret
10 Nance Mary Ann
II Yelanich Michaels
IL Harbus Fanny, Harbus Mary
Ann, Harbus Nina Vera
Is Besic Barbara, Marroquin
Rose
16 Gushanas Barbara
1S Sprajcer Gerald
21 Smiciklas Helen
25 Kyne Elizabeth, Kyne Stephen
81 Brezinscak Zvonimir
80 Ilic Lucia, Kruljac Catherine
"a Karlovits Theresa
43 Gunderman Patricia
80 Sentner William, Jr.
70 Staray Mary A., Vulyak Rose
Ann
72 Brnich Robert
rs Bandovich Mary T.
76 Sobieszczyk Raymond
80 Luksich Dorothy A., Vochin-
sky Dolores
IS Spear William
80 Ticich John I
101 Gerjevic Lucille
1875 Lubinsky Rose, Prezgay Frank
130 Bozulich Martin
1876 Knezetic Blaz, Jr.
140 Kozar' Mary Ann
143 Horvat Jean Theresa
144 Simunov Tomo
154 Black Mary, Tmborek Patricia,
Valich Evelyn
lit Dreher Ronald l..
201 Yerbic Melba D.
214 lima Verde Louise
221 Bubang Anthony John
222 Crnkovich Barbara
24O vlatkovich Lucille
24S Nance Mary Louise
254 Moore Eual H.
270 Butkovich Francis, Cunning
ham Pretoria, Paskvan Jerome
F.
2SS PaTnpalone Anthony
304 Maletic Barbara ].
80 Yandrich Barbara, Zubovich
Violet
$40 vuchetich Agnes
326 Bustruc Richard r.
337 Telsman John Allen
345 Sweeney Ann
351 Benci Gloria, Klein Raphael F.
3S8 Pavich Margaret e.
392 Groendal Thomas F., Markotic
Steve
416 Nogosky Joseph H.
423 Ouch John, Vukovich Anna
432 Rycman Sara, zecchini Louis
M.
436 Basic Marion, Basic Thomas
j., Bolkovac Alfred F.
43e parkerson Andrew G., Parker
son Eli l..
40 Persin Nick, Jr.
44S Canjar Emanuel T.
$40 Gall Dolores Arlene
SAL Mandich Edward
54S Dubich Margaret
$50 Budimir Daniel j.
557 Ivancic Mary Anne
5S3 Malys Genevieve e.
595 Ticich Nick, Jr.
612 Perkov Carl Paul
619 vuletich Sylvester
635 Simich Dennis
GAG Percic Janet r.
661 Rocko Judith Ann
671 Moizuk Rita Ann
677 Guich John Vincent, Guich
Barbara, Voorhees, Thomas J.
6s4 Delivuk Robert
71S Lipanovich Charlotte
720 Agich James Joseph
736 Hummell Alan E.
TAO vuicich Raymond
TAI Dujmov Jacquelyn L.
TAI Nakladal Mary Ann
ITO Bozick Frank A.
797 Klemencic Ronald
S43 Basich Sigrid j.
S54 Ursich Frank, Jr.
S56 Karp Marsha, Lane Ann LOU
ise, Lukacek Elizabeth, Sci
ranka Margaret
$50 Ladaika Diana
900 Simons Ceta c.
972 Babich Ilija, Babich Janja,
Kurtela Anthony p.
97S Albins Philip
064 Win Frederick
New Members - Canada
SIT Boldin Zlatko, Herniak Mich
ael
GA Elias Anthony E., stegne
Bogomir
666 Barkovich Matthew
So3 Sarich Tony
019 Prokupchuk Paul
9S4 Cuvaj John -oseph, vajdetic
Josephine
Reinstatements from Suspension
ITO Svetich George
220 Camarata Mollie
307 Rasnick Tony
327 Ballaban Ann Marie
423 Domladovac Ferdinand, Do
mladovac Jack, Sambol Clara
Jean, Sambol Paul
946 Fasiang Dorothy
o75 Cvitanovich Drago, Komljanec
Anfnn T.ayxar Jnhn
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Next Week: - Dubrov-
mix to Split via Trstenik,
Slano, Metkovic, PlOce,
etc.; industrial Split; Dio-
cletian's Palace, the 18th"
wonder of the world. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
Drunkards Get
Benefit Of Doubt

STOCKHOLM, June IA (R.-
Sweden's police force has figured
out that you're not drunk until
you fall flat and lie prone. Stag
gers don't count.
Otherwise, the police said to-
day, there aren't enough clinks
to house all the eligibleS.
The government decided it was
time to take soundings since
liquor rationing ended in Stock
holm last October. It came up
with the startling fact that
drunkenness has increased by
200 per cent.
What the figures really boil
down to is this: Take a good
look at the next 10 people who
pass before your eyes in Stock
holm because one ri them is
loaded.
Statistician BERTH Hellgren of
the Government Figuring Office
called the situation "catastroph-
ic" and said there's no telling
how far it will go. He said the
men responsible for figuring got
in touch with the Stockholm po-
lice when it looked as il their
figures were getting out of hand
and were told:
I'VE take only those lying fiat
now"
The police went on to report
that they simply don't have
enough men to take in tow all
the characters wandering around
in various stages of inebriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
New Destroyer
Makes Speed of
Only Is Knots

KOBE, Japan, June IA (P.-
Ikazuchi. first Japan-built de-
stroyer since World War II. is a
slowpoke. The 1,070-ton escort
destroyer on its maiden cruise
provided a junket for scores of
old imperial navy officers living
in the Osaka Kobe area.
The men who remember Japan
as a naval power say the ship
compares with warships of the
imperial navy-if you go back to
1900. Ikazuchi cruiSed at 20-25
knots in the quiet Inland Sea.
Four bigger destroyers leased to
Japan by the United States Navy
can do 35.
What can a destroyer with Is
knots speed do?" one veteran
murmured. "A modern subma-
rine may outrun it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
Indian Ambassador
ReIuys CARE Gift

Indian Ambassador G. l..
Mehta yesterday turned over to
CARE a $1,000 check for use in
four villages of his home state
Saurashtra-under a village de-
velopment program being con-
Quoted in India.
The check was presented to
the Ambassador by the Mutual
Service Insurance Co. of St. Paul,
Mimi. for use in villages in In
ella selected by him. The am
baSSador chose his home state as
the recipient.
Accordingly. sewing machines,
radios, sprayers. portable Ii
brary and recreation equipment.
among other items. will be made
available to the villages by
CARE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14

noticed a flock of inland gulls
following him and flying down
and bottling up the worms from
the turned burrows.
The next morning. when he
got back to the field the gulls
few in to wait for him to do
his blowing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
EorIy Bird Proves
He's Also Smurter

GEARY, Okla. (R). = Ammon
Owen is convinced the early bird
gets the worm because he is
smarter.
While blowing his field. he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
Uranium Pilot Plant

OTTAWA. June Il R.-
Canada plans to spend 100000
this year on a pilot plant to test
ways Of producing uranium
metal. 1t is expected to be work.
ing by late 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14
GALLO WROUGHT IRON

When handsome Gallo fashions ony
attractive You too usino
for attractive indoor groupings Its Bondered finish
keeps neookng after makes weotherston
Dining obe have 3/l6 depote glass with scanned edges
cushion shocks prevent sppino
big big savings and enjoy your groupings for yeors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-14

Early bird specials
1850 to 5000 side and arm chairs,
slip or mesh scots, SOS to 995
Dining groups
lo-ll9oo fve-pieee sets, pink or
verdi green, 1895
l2-l78.00 seven-piece sets, white or
verdi green, 1895
100000 seven-piece sets, antique
ivory or verdi green, 1880
l2-l7ooo seven-pece sets, pink or
verdi green. $3.50
Occasional furniture
5000 six-pece modern living
room group with oold-color cotton up
hoIstery. Three soto sections, club
chair, cocktoil, corner tobles, 1850
WGL--Funture, 9th Floor also Chevy c.
Selections . Alexandra
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
USE THE WANT ADS
Legal Notices
ORDINANCE NO. 11Is


An ordinance fixing the numbers
and salaries of members of the De-
partment of Public safety and Pub
Tic Service and the employees of the
Water and Sanitation Departments.
Now, therefore, be ii ordained, by
the council of the City of London.
State of Ohio:
Section I: That the Department of
Public Safety of the City of London
shall be composed of the following
shall receive the respective salaries
hereinafter provided payable semi
monthly out of the General Fund of
the City:
A. A fire chief. who shall re-
ceive s265.00 per month.
B. A fire captain, who shall
receive $235.00 per month.
G. Two class A firemen, who
shall receive S235.00 per month.
ID. Two class B firemen, who
shall receive $225.00 per month.
E. Thirty volunteer firemen
each of whom shall receive for
actual time employed $3.50 per
hour for the first hour employ
ed at any given time and S1.00
per hour for each hour there
after.
FeA chief of police, who shall
receive $4,000 per month.
G.. A day sergeant, who shall
receive $4,000 per month.
III. Two Patrolmen, each of
whom shall receive $250.00 per
month.
!. A parking meter policeman,
who shall receive $250.00 per
month
j. A special policeman. who
shall receive the sum Of Sl75.00
per month
X. A desk clerk, who shall
receive the sum OF $250.00 per
month.
Section II: That the service De-
partment of the City of London shall
be composed of the following officc;;
ers and other members, who shall
receive the respective salaries here
matter provided payable s EN- l.
monthly out of the General Fund of
the City OF London:
A; A service Director, who
shall receive $4,000 per month.
: b. Three truck drivers, each
OF whom shall receive the sum
of S235.00 per month for their
services as truck drivers which
shall include the loading and
unloading of said trucks and TO
assist in other work which the
Service Department has been
called upon to do.
G. Two truck drivers helpers
each of whom shall receive
$4,000 per month for their serv-
ices In helping to load and un-
load said trucks and to drive
said trucks when called upon
and to assist in other duties
which the Service Department
has been called upon to perform.
ID. Five extra helpers, who
shall receive $1.00 per hour for
the time employed for their SER
vices in assisting with the du-
ties of the service Department.
e. A superintendent. of the
sewage treatment works, who
shall receive $285 90 per month.
+. An assistant superintendent
OF the sewage treatment works,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
INSURANCE
rs DIRECT MAIL
LEADS EVERY WEEK!

If you can't make money with
us, you're no salesman. Guar
anteed Renewable & Non-Can
Fl & A contracts. Protected
territories. Home every night.
Immediate high front money.
Continuous renewals. Want
Proof? For further informa-
ton send your name and ad-
dress to Box R-30, % Madison
Press.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Help Wanted


FARM HAND-for hog, beef and
grain farm,- $4,000 per week plus
house, milk, chickens, etc. Must
furnish references. Experience
necessary, State age and qualifi-
cations. Box 388 West Jefferson.
25-36
FARM HANDS please check with
your Ohio State Employment Ser
vice. Jobs are plentiful, wages
good, privileges and good houses.
Emil T.. Yerian. Phone 400, Wed
nesday to at Court House.
25-35
HELP WANTED-Femal Typist ex-
perienced. Downtown Columbus
ir-conditioned, friendly office, 5
days. to 5. some Dictaphone, but
mostly straight typing. Hosp and
Surg. free. Call Capital 1853 for
appointment. 25-3S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Farms and Land 7

FOR SALE: 46 acre farm 9 miles
north of London. Roger w. Cain,
London 90SW1 Culpepper Realty
Co., Columbus FE 650S. 7-36
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

FOR SALE-1954 a ton Interna-
tional Truck. Perfect shape, sac
rifice. Steve Zakany. Phone 6S.
44-35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

New Merchandise

FULLER BRUSHES, Debutante and
Sparkling Gold Cosmetics Wit
amins Phone S67. James G. Isaacs,
49 East Fifth, London, Ohio.
I5-37
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Wearing Apparel II

GIRLS FORMAL, size 13, blue crys-
talette. worn four hours. $500.
Call anytime or can be seen. Ph.
S-9I63 11-35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Horses Cattle Hogs

TWO HEREFORD STEERS, weigh
ing approximately 500 lbs each,
also '48 Wizard Motorbike, $45.0 90
and so Cushman Husky" Motor
Scooter, $125.00. Call 1446-J2.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
| Houses For Sale


Available Could be 4 bed
room home 2 bedrooms fin
ished 2 bedrooms unfinished,
IL story with basement. $l3,-
$4,000. Beautiful rubbed Maple
built in kitchen cabinets with
formica counter top. Vinyl::
plastic floor tile kitchen and
bath, steel or plastic bath tile,
shower in tub, finest hardwood
in living room and finished
bedrooms, interior walls paint
ed in modern oile base colors,
wood work finished in birch
tone shellac and varnish, spa
cious basement under entire
house, Lennox Automat a t ic,
Thermostal controlled gas fur
naces with separate forced air
circulating switch. Crane
champion 80 gal. automatic hot
water tank, guaranteed 5 yrs.
A home of quality with future
expansion that meets the needs
of young families. Again we
quote the price $13,950.00
which includes all city conve-
niences, shrubbing sod wide
drive and Westmoor beauty.
Several varied plans in new
homes will soon take shape in
Westmoor. They will sell from
S13, 10000 All with low down
payments and easy payment
plans if desired.
Low down payments and long
term financing if desired by
local lending institution.
Carl Robinson Phone 6
or G. Harold Flax
Builder Realtor
are at your service.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

FOR SALE: Two registered Polled
Hereford bulls, service age. Rob
ert Burns, Rt. 38 at Chuckery. Pm;
Resaca 7-2729. 3-36
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

TWO OUTBOARD MOTORS, 1852 5
hp. Sea Bee ana 10 h.p. Chris
Craft. Neil Roddy. Phone 1892. =
1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

FOR SALE, Garden tractor 3k H.P.,s
Disc plow, harrow and cultiyators,
S165 90. West Jefferson Phone g.
S777. 1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

IT'S ALMOST FUN - Moving the
lawn with one of our new improv-
ed 1856 Power Mowers Big oyer-
size wheels on ball bearings. Fam &
Gus 21s HIP. Lauson engine, 4
cycle engine, many other quality
features, and only $69.95, abouta
$4,000 less than similar mowers
are selling for. London Appliance
Co, Winchester Bldg. 1O--35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

2 YR. OLD registered polled White
face bull. 1850 Chew, 4-door, can
finance. Carl Oiler, Phone Resacaa
7290e 3-36
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

CQnvENPd9HAL frora spd 9S FYPE f7a WASHEKS
size electric range s59.95: 40"
electric ranges from $45.95 TO
$99.95; Frigidaire refrigerator $50:
School ranges $175.00: Ohio Edi-
son Co., Frank Stuthard. Phone
office 476 or home 792. 14-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

USED DISC-Heavy duty, rigid hy-
draulic wheel type. excellent con-
dition. Price $1,000. j. B. Ander-
son Implement Co, Cat Kiousville)
Phone 1871. Address Mt. Sterling
Ohio. 1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Feed fertilizer

AGRICULTURAL LIME. liquid fer
tilizer; bulk fertilizer, delivered
and spread. Can w. ID. Dennehy,
Phone 828MX4 London, agent for
Fayette Limestone Co, Inc, Box
20 Washington C. H. Ohio. Phone
2-7s71 Washington G. III. 5-52
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

YOUR HOME TODAY
You can't believe how much diff
ference a few quarts Of Paint will
make-Choose from 130 new Dec
orator Colors. Stop at Sherwin-
Williams Paint Headquarters. Re-
member more people use Sherwin-
Williams than any other brand.
London Appliance Co, Winchester
Bldg. 31-35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Maehinery-TooIs

INC Mounted Corn Planter, also INC
Cultipacker. L. M. Garrett, West
Jefferson S-8238. 1876
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Articles For Sale

FOR SALE, Bathtub iron, in fine
condition. Phone 154, London.
12-35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01
Apartments UnfurniShed 23

FOR RENT-3 room apartment and
bath, very nice, partly rnished.
Phone 718W. 23-35
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-05-01

LOST, crosscut saw between home
and London on Route Sc. RoIla
Shoaf Phone S37W2. 32-35