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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
PAPER RESUMED

H. A. Walker of Oak Harbor and
Tom Lindemann Of Port Clinton
are opening the Elmore Publishing
Co. and first issue Of the first
weekly newspaper Elmore has had
since last October, ''The Elmore
Star" was due to come off the press
Friday. 1t will be mailed free to
1,5O0 persons in the vicinity Pub
Usher Walker will continue his
work with the Stephens Printing
Co. in Sandusky for the time being.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Wilber Speaks
At Kiwanis Meet

Atty Adair Wilber gave a talk
on the History of the Constitution
and showed a film of rights and
privileges under the constitution
with Joe Won Claim operating the
movie protector at Wednesdays
Kiwanis meeting.
$37.10 was collected for the
March of Dimes. A book entitled
History Of Johnston's Island" was
presented by DR.. James Merrick
as door prize and was won by
Clarence Muggy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
USE ICE BRIDGE

When fog grounded planes Mon
day, Robert Ladd and Kenneth
Chapman of Put-in-Bay brought six
ice fishermen to Port Clinton via
the "ice bridge. Many other fisher
men stayed at the Bay over night.
Mayor William McCann and George
Wertenbach were among the is
landers who drove here over the
ice this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Busy Days

Mrs. Ruth Rice's home economic
classes have been very busy and
working very hard this semester.
The Seniors have completed their
unit on make Overs and are start
ing on their sewing unit in which
each girl will make a suit. The
Freshmen are in the process of
making blouses. When they have
completed their sewing they will
start studying a food unit. The
class will have food demonstrations
presented to them by the Gas Com
pany on February IA.
Bev Druckenmiller
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
'MOCkINGBIRD, RARITY HERE, DRAWS
ATTENTION AT WIN. F. ROFKAR HOME
From State Representative Will

From State Representative Will
liam F. Rofkar comes this interest
ing story about a mockingbird
which has taken up residence at
his Catawba property:
Did you ever get into crowd of
folks where you did not know a
single person? If you have had such
an experience you can imagine
how a mockingbird has appeared
since it took UP temporary resi-
dence at Bill Rofkar's place at Ca
tawba Island. 1t was first noticed
on January 81 when it sat on the
porch masonry listening and flut-
tering its wings while Mrs. Rofkar
was playing the piano. Since that
it has been seen every day - rain,
snow or shine.
The abundance of shrubs and
evergreens with ornamental berries
seems to provide the main reason
for staying around Bills place. The
berries which it has been feeding
on are firethorn, cotoneaster, Coral
berry and anonymous, possibly
some juniper berries. In the sum-
mer mockingbirds include fruit and
insects in their diet. They prefer
shrubs and evergreenS close to the
house.
A mockingbird down south
makes no news, if one does not see
them, he certainly cannot help but
hear them, as they are extremely
noisy and apparently quarrelsome
at times, besides being in the opera
class of singers. Their exquisite
and unparelled melodies day or
night are their unrivaled attraction.
These birds are rarity this far
north. One specimen was recorded
at CataWba Island number of
years ago. One was recorded in To-
ledo this year. A number of years
ago pair nested in Toledo. Biolo-
giSt John Anderson and Game Pro
tector Charles Kniffen had not seen
them previously in this area. These
birds are considered non-migratory.
Folks, if you see fearless bird,
slightly larger but looks and acts
like catbird, slate-gray above,
dusky-white below, few white tail
feathers, patch of white shaped
like pointed finger on the wing
and recurved black bill, you have
seen stranger from the south,
Mr.. or Mrs. Mockingbird because
they really look much alike. Hon
estly this bird is so accommodating
that it perched on limb ten feet
from the library windows while
Bill was writing this description.
According to Birds of America
it is reputed to initiate a growing
rooster, cackling hen, barking OF
house dog, squeaking of an un
oiled wheelbarrow, postman's
whistle, plants of young chickens
, and turkeys and music from string
ed instruments. These birds have
been known to adopt tunes from
pianos and recorded music and re
peat the melody the next day
Don't take Listen to the Mocking
bird" too seriously, they no not
sing like that.
Mockingbirds are reported tc
like people; in this instance the
sentiment is mutual. This bird has
been very accommodating, when
John Anderson and Charles Knit
fen came to add mockingbird to
their lists of birds seen, there il
was. When Betty Fall, teacher and
artists, came with her son Steve
again it appeared on parade. When
Mr.. and Mrs. Halliday, members OF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
PORT CLINTON
High School
OTE
IntramuraIs Underway
" Q 7 { Q

Girls Basketball intramurals are
in full swing with the following
teams participating: Hot Spots, Vic
torettes, Ottawins, Foul Shooters,
and FoulerS in the Monday league
with the Ottawins and Hot Spots
tied for first place with three wins,
no losses.
In the Wednesday night league
the teams are: Double DribblerS,
Deadly Dribblers, Rim Runners,
Sharp Shooters, and Tiger Babies,
with the Sharp Shooters leading
with five wins, one loss.
In the Thursday night league the
teams are: Rimettes, Nonamers
Rim Robbers, Basketeer Tornadoes
and ScoretteS, with the Basketeer
TornadoeS leading with four wins
and no losses.
CornI CnIlirc
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Allen Twp:-
Dan Chambers, ct al, to Gust
Heise and Coretta Heise, R 13, T z,
Sec Is, 10 acres, SW Cor Sw.
Benton Twp:-
Warren NJ. LEM to Pearl J. Lenz,
R IA, t 7, Sec Z, so acres and " int.
Paul L. and Nellie Bostater to
Chester and Dorothy Siler, R IA,
T 7, Sec "a, 050 acre E12 SEA.
Harmon and Gladys Haynes to
Louis c. and Iona M. Blausey, R IA,
t Z, Sec Is, 80 acres, S12 N1a
NV "a N12 S12 NWA.
John G. and Helen A. Distel to
Vernon E. and Orville w. Lenz, R
IA, T 8, Sec 81, 40 acres, N12 of
NE14.
Bay Twp:-
Frank L. Putnam, ct al, to Glen
E. and Irene |. Jones, R 16, 7 6,
Sec l, 1/6 acre, PIT NEA.
Carroll Twp:-
Walter and Alice Miller to Clar.
ence and Mildred Meinke, Sec "a
0.83 Acre.
Robert E. and Elizabeth Warren
to Charles E. and Gertrude G. Case
Lot 80, Long Beach Plat "B".
Clay Twp
June E. Bobka to John Szypka
R Is, T 7, Sec 33, Huss' End add.
Susan Stroshine to Frederick
VIM. and Celia Epke, Outlot 5
Wells Add.
Rollin j. and Ruth NJ. KrumnoW
to Evert and Rollin L. Gueldenzopt
Sec 33, Huss' End Add.
Virgie A. Klingler to Ralph
Klingler, ct al, Sec "a, acres, unc
IL int. pit Me- N1/2 SEA.
AIDA Dreyer to Ralph Klinger
Sec "a, 4 acres N1a Me- SEA-.
catawba Twp:-
Glen E. and Irene I. Jones tt
Clarence L. and Evelyn Gill, Lot 7
Sec 4, 2.7 Ac. pit Lot 7.
Maurice A. Smith, Estate tt
Agnes Smith, Lot 8, Sec 3, 21.5e
acre, S pit E pit S12 S12.
Melvin Schwartz Trustee to Ed
ward and Jean Sustersic, Lot C
Terrace Beach.
Alice J. Lynch to Harry w. anc
Dorothy Allen, Lot 4 pit, Sec 3
Flreland Survey.
Melvin Schwartz, Trustee to Clar
ence and Ruth Homerick, Lot 80
Gem Beach 4.
Danbury Twp:-
Dorothy Matzinger to Walter r
Hammers, Lot 10, Sec 2, 53 acres
VIE Lot 19.
Harry B. and Myrtle Miley to Mar
gle Ann Reed, Lot 3, Miley Subd.
Harry B. and Myrtle Miley Il
Orie E. and Marietta Birchfield
Lot 2, Miley Subd.
Port Clinton corp:-
Daniel J. Griffin to James A
Brown, Lot IL, Anna Sloan Smitl
Subd.
Denzil and Alta Greek to CLAY
ton c. and Marian E. PeLtibone, Lo
SO, Lenke's Add.
PUt-in-Bay corp:-
Norman " Heineman and Heller
M. Heineman to Delman Buell. an,
Martha Buell., Sublot 7, 0.266 Dol
ler's Sub.
Salem Twp:-
John Stevens and Lila Dunmye
Stevens to The Ohio Fuel Gas Com
pany, R Is, T 6, Sec S, O.0138 pit Sc
Luther and Ruth Hetrick to Han
mon Haynes, R Is, T 6, Sec 18, q
acres E12 S12 of SEA.
Luther and Ruth Hetrick t
Gladys Haynes, R Is, T 6, Sec Is
40 acres, VIE S12 of SEA.
Oak Harbor Corp
Urban F. Horn and Ruth M. Hor
to Gaylord L. Peters and Beverl
A. Peters Blk g Lot 4 Mt C. RnoSp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10
Two Men Share
Awards At EOD

Colonel John NJ. Phillips, Com
manding officer, presented checks
for $500 each to Wilton G. Hame-
lister and George Shanteau, both
blockers in the Packing and Ship
ping Branch of Erie's Storage Di-
vision.
Their suggestion concerned the
banding of accessory boxes to trails
of 155 MN Howitzers before ship
ment. The adoption of this sugges.
ton, with savings estimated at
$1,767.60, effects a savings of %
cubic feet for each HoWitzer ship
ped.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-02-10

the Audubon Society of America,
heard of the unusual visitor, again
it appeared for review.
Anybody got a mate for a lonely
MOckinghird2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Princess Feted
AT Luncheon

Mrs. Arthur Radford, wife
of the Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, entertained
at a luncheon yesterday in
honor of Princess Canchita
Pignatelli.
The guest-of-honor halls
from Los Angeles and is here
for a three-week visit with
Son-in-law and daughter Navy
Capt. and Mrs. Frank G.
Raysbrook.
The party took place at the
Radfords' residence. Among
the guests were Signora
BroSio. wife of the italian
Ambassador; Mrs. Charles S.
Thomas, wife of the Secretary
of the Navy; Mrs. Lyman
Lemnitzer, Mrs. Myron Cow
en-, Mrs. John Hull, Signora
Ortona, Mrs. Harold Coo
lidge, Mrs. Lewis Parsons and
Mrs. Raysbrook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
BY ELEM

A gym is hardly the place
you'd expect to see the very
latest in high fashion.
However, the Ladies Guild
Of Georgetown University fig
ured that since the fashion
show-tea staged yesterday at
2:30 pm. was for the benefit
Of the Student Loan Fund the
campus was just the right
place to hold it.
Some $50 women sitting
comfortably around bridge
tables watched the Fashions
in the Round - Around the
Clock" presentation staged by
Julius Garfinckel & Co.
The show starred young
American designer, Kasper,
who was himself on hand to
share communicating duties
with Mrs. Ruey Messenger, the
stores fashion co-ordinator,
and a small showing of sports
wear by other cries n
designers.
Sunny and warm days ahead
were indicated by the many
casual clothes that led off the
showing. These were designed
by H aym ker, Tina Lesser,
Claire McCardell and Jantzen.
lawmakers eyebrow raiser
was a sleeveless plaid shirt
worn with matching Knockers
and a skirt. Golfing anyone?
Classic tennis shorts teamed
with a white tailored shirt but
the real fashion note off-the-
court came via the lavendar
calf Capezio flats and the Law
endar cashmere sweater that
was worn with the sports out
At.
Tina Losers white perma-
nently pleated nylon and cot
ton swimsuit with embroidery
Of pink and blue set off the
skirted swimsuit that found
approval with the women
present.
KaSper's collection had a lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
FASHION NOTEBOOK
The Gym Is Scene
OF Fashion Show

Of novelty, practically, and
beauty all combined.
One beautifully printed sea
blue and green nylon dance
dress was deceptive enough to
appear to be filmy silk chiffon.
The traveller here or abroad
would have strongly approved
this choice of fabric.
His show-stopper in the eve
ming group was a white silk
chiffon evening skirt with a
khaki halter top. The evening
costume came complete with
a short cropped double
breasted Jacket of khaki.
This teaming up of two
such dissimilar fabrics
achieves an original approach
to the subject Of the summer
formal costume that is tailored
but feminine.
Said Kasper. 81 can see this
dress on shipboard" Cor any
place in Washington would
suit us fine for that matter.)
FASHION REVIEW NOTES
-Jailbird stripes on MANY
Jackets. boleros, and dresses
. the evening great coat of
satin, particularly luscious in
this Julius Garfinckel & Co.
show in ice blue and white /.
the return of white tucked
crepe in a slim sheath dress
by Kasper made with a halter
neckline. 1t batted 1000
with the audience who at
tended the fashion show yes
terday at the McDonough
Gymnasium rather than the
opening ball game at Griffith
Stadium.
Present in the large audi
ence were Madame Hussein,
wife of the Egyptian Ambas-
sador; Madame Notowidigdo,
whose husband is the Ambas-
sador of IndoneSia.
Also seen were Mrs. Tom
Clarke, Mrs. Stanley Reed and
Mrs. Harold Burton, and many
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Essay Winners
Are Announced

Winners Of the annual essay
contest sponsored by the Wom-
ems Advertising Club Of Wash
ington have been announced
by Adria Catherine Lynham.
chairman Of the essay commit
tee.
The first prize, q 500 Gov
eminent bond. went to VIII
liam Loeff1er, II, a student Of
Wakefield High School in Ar
lington. The second place to
Miss Patricia Murrin, a student
at Holy Cross Academy and
the third prize to John j.
Flynn. II, Of Gonzaga. High
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
First Lady Sponsor
For Embassy Benefit

Mrs. Eisenhower heads the
list Of sponsors for the annual
benefit garden party which
the Salvation Army Auxiliary
will give on May 10 at the
Japanese Embassy. The new
Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Tani will be host and
hostess for the event.
Proceeds from the benefit
will be used to finance the
Summer Camp Fund for the
underprivileged children Of the
Washington area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Stag Luncheon

Astag luncheon is to taxa
to the water today. Guests are
invited to board the visiting
Canadian warship "St. Lau-
rent" and to. be the guest
Of the Commanding officer,
Comdr. r. w. Timbrell. RON.
Among those invited are
Canadian Minister George
0laxehrook, Vice Admiral r. P.
Briscoe. Rear Admiral A. G..
Mumma, Rear Admiral C. w.
wilkins and Rear Admiral J..
Z. Clark. all Of the United
States Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18

Store Hours $3.50 AN. to S:45 Pm.
Evening star., 1956-03-24
FARM and GARDEN lcont.l J
LANDSCAPING
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BLACK ANGUS, registered. ! bull,
| COW, heifer. Make offer. CE.
Evening star., 1956-03-24

kit. bath Couples only.
SI25u per wk Apply 144 1lth st.
Evening star., 1956-03-24

TAKoMA PK.-sunny dble. bedrm.
bath and share kit. pvt. entr.;
lady preferable. Call Ju. $4,000,
ARL., s.-Twin pedrm. good transp.
parking; bet. Columbia pike and
Wash. blvd; gentlemen. ia 5-2's1
CoNv. PENTG.-For / or .. nr.
bath: conv. buses, stores; nice
furn.: reas. sl2 N. jackson St.
ARLINGTON-Larse, newly turn.
front room in quiet, modern home;
adj. 10 ext. phone and bath. near
Pentason bus at door; parking;
Gentleman. OF. 4-6S64. ID
4023 Hamilton ST,
Single rm. nicely furn.. conp.
to bath; bus "a block, AP. 1861
5000 WHEELER RID. S.E.-Large
oom, twin beds. small single room,
bath with shower: telephone ext
on End flr, LO. 7-1G31. %
NICE FURN RM. reas. nr. bath,
unlim. tele.; mr. Wilson blvd, conv.
Pentagon. 9l2 N. jackson st, All.
SILVER STRING. 1920 Dale dr.
room, pvt. bath; empl. gentleman:
quiet home. JU a-3IIS, after 3
pm, Sat. any time Sun -25
facils; half block to Alex Wash.
bus; SlO.25 wk. XII. $500. ID
Evening star., 1956-03-24
SlTUATioNS--ooMESTlc

GIRL WANTS WEEK JOB, or days
work JU. q-1.ig -25
LADY, colored, wants housework
child care, days week AID
LADY. colored, wishes part-time or
dsy,s work. REBECCA. AID. - 03.
w9MAN CIa,% t,2og G0Ored rrG.r wants sooG ghE ~
crencss; i've out. ju. S-765o.
WOMAN, colored, wants ironing on
fine clothes, Mon, Tues. LU.
WHITE RELIABLE COUPLE, wife
cooking. g.h.w.; man, yard work;
only IN District or Silver Spring
GERMAN R t'p;l GIRL. II. well educated
help with housework. Convenient to
transportation to Alex, Va. Please
include address and wages. Box
CoIoRE5 COLOR; 81 PRACTICAL NURSE want,
DAY or night duty. or > days wk
child care Inv. LU. 4-1442,
COLORED GIRL wants work
mornings a week. Ludlow 2-0961
. coLoRED WOMAN wishes /, g;h:w;. ns3 nc
WISH yisil'fT TO f'is PLACE MAID, dependable
$50 per week. fU 1865. -25
WOULD LIKE TO SECURE new
position for our maid, She has
been employed by US for 3 years,
and has Given my . children the
ana has never missed day For
further information. call Tom Mil
ler, MARINE SALVAGE CO. RE
7-stSl. --26
Evening star., 1956-03-24
ROOMS, APTs. TO sHARs

COLLEGE GRAD. . girls, share
lovely furn. house with another
siri; pvt, rm.. ~, auto. wash.
piano. Call ewes, OIL. 2-05Sl.
BACHELOR, a5-35. conaenial, to
share lbearm.. &C. apt with |
other gentleman. WO. 6-b;i4S,
GEoRGETowN - Two eirls want
3rd. %S-:i3. share personality house.
Fyt. oedrm.. gardens. &C. % !!2s,
GENTLEMAN to share apt, with
another man; sep. bedroom; near
ping center: good tranSp an
cond.. TV. 500 JE. A. noe after u.
LADY TO SHARE .-bedrm apt.
with other lady; reasonable. AID,
4-I1l7 Sat. and Sun. alter Il wkdvs,
LADY between 20 and 30 yrs, share
.,-bedrm. apt with another lady;
cony. transp, SHOPPING; all priyi!S,,
ARLINGION--Gisl, %
35, to share "-bedrm, ant with
saSd anoiheF sirl; S,{ epnv. tFansp.; % air
M saRd; MaST "a Girl nsI't 10 share 5-rm- apt.
ApTil 5. ia 2-J465. --,!5
1915 18th ST. N.W.-Girl. 2O-40,
TO share @-bedrm. apt with an
other girl RE. 1-s340, Ext 800
ewes, EX 3-625G .
EMPL. LADY will share 2-bedrm
k and b. apt. with another lady;
cony. to tranSp. IL Kentucky ave
Sc, after $40 pm. All day Sun
-
ONE or . girls. front twin bedrm.;
share kit, bath. small iiv. rIn, with
other glrl. good tranSD. RA. 3-piSi
%
5 S.E.--Girl to share modern twin
bedroom apt Conv. buses, shops.
References required. Cali aftel Il.
LU. 2-n1g2. -
-bedrm. apt, share W. other
girl, modern new furn,; conv. tTansp.
ia o-htEn ~
Evening star., 1956-03-24

FOR VEGETABLE AND FIELD
visit SOUTHERN STATES UPPER
MARLBORO COOPERATIVE, Mar
= ket !. M I,a5l;I :; ow,nc trss and lawn
cahPfS agFR rtSHfS asb shSS4eRs sfsS sRs lssH es
GIANT TREE SALE, week END spe-
cial, maple shade trees. II #. 80;
white doewood. to 8 IT., 50,
with every order of . or more
trees one silver leaf maple = tc
SIT. free. MANY other special, IN
%uRsER9 SHasE i2rusSfry sSs ArGs}oR EouSR Svd 6LI
blks. west of Seven Corners, JE
pAvTD BRADLEY GARDEN TRAC.
TOR, with D attachments: S225 OF
best offer Cyprus I-94o1. 20
LAWN renovation. landscapins. main
tenance; complete seryIc-; reas S
L1HNpscAPE 1lifesi APE sERVfcE sfsVn5 AP. 7-Sas6
vfRGiN fR INTO top p soil, best quality, any
MEMMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE,
AP. 7-5336. CO. S-46ll. 81
VERY GOOD RICH TOPsOIL for
lawns and sreenhouSes very
AzALEHs. EyERGREENs. wholesale.
pkwy TaEoma PARK. Md
CLEAN FILL DIRT-Sludge. topsoil
road gravel. bluestone. hauling.
MR.. HARTING, 10. 2-s974. --25
"REF ,tEMOVAL, pruning topping
trimming lots cleared Mr. CLAY
BoLEENs' 'N GARDEN TRACTOR, 4.a
n With plou ctiitivators and
discs: excel. shape; cost new, $40,
sac, secs WA 7-ooo7. Lanham
RoToTnLER. sood cOnd.. cost
1915. sell S125; and, sarden
tractor. cost $500. SELL 500. EV
s4REEnLo Rino' GANG MOWER Locke,
eETey psTy.. fsad Bethesda isaSs MD p'0l nt1e9"
CHOICE BEEF for your freezer
1000 lbs. Angus steers; 20c per
lb, delivered to locker plant. 20
T0PsoIL-Rich, dark loan off farm
BowhfSs q liEss Rib RiDE IN aAsTER, FL IS
tractor. Complete with cutter bar
and 3 gang mowers. Slightly used;
Cost $3.50. viii sac. $3.50, Gal
G2AlRpESs TRACTOR, David Brad
packer, cycle bar. JU. 9-03aS
BRHLION CEDAR--S #. Almost
new. Black hawk rake. Best offer
Call Glenview 5-90S5 -
FIG TREES-Stg.. well-devel. plants
as It. s3..5: "a ft, 50 80; Pa
IT,, S1.75: also smaller trees. Free
delivery. no. @-a03" "a
Specimen American Holly
IL n : S35 JU. a-ua36. -
BOLEN RIDEMASTER MOWER
Cost. S12S; will sell for ShA- kl
a-345a -
tons fine timothy clover
for sale cheap. Glenyiew 5-Hu i.
1881 FARMALL SUPER A with plow,
cultivator disc. corn planter and
grader blade. Cypress 1-93f5.
Evening star., 1956-03-24
RUGS, PERSIAN DESIGN
never used, ex1o. $3.50; sx1O. SIT
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G St. NV.
SHIP MODEL, LARGE
EN-. 2-7670

SOFAS, 2; / love seat; / French
provincial. with slipcovers, Best
offer. JU. 5-l515. 20
SLEEPING BAG, good condition; s..
Portable radio, excel cond.; Sl3'
Cal ia. 5:2II1 s,.,5 .
STORE FIXTURES; 5;display case
shelves: sell best offer. must sell
this month IL. 4-702l. -
STUDIO COUCH, GOOD cond. SO
Sin cover included. Twin bed ar
rangement. DU. 1-5410. 20
STUDIO COUCH bed with cover;
reasonable EN-. .2-a54". rs
TABLE, drop leaf. mahogany, good
condition. seats S. $40. or best
offer. Call CIR. 3-2235. Us
TABLE, dining: large. solid OAK
square, extra leaves, q chairs: $40.
reconditioned. all
makes and models: guaranteed
slqa5 and up Open SUNDAYS ~
8. 100 18th ct. ne. IL. $500.
-oU
Evening star., 1956-03-24

FOAM RUBBER WHOLESAI ERS
any size, shape, density. Lowest
Gii!iiana e145 NV. Ex. 3-eea3.
FREEZER, Amana, Store Dor,
19-cu. .-ft., upright. Balance of $40
or take over payments. JE. 4-!3l6.
FREEzER, RE- Ter Apans. An ..,, L ( cubic foot.
FREEZER, Frisidaire, IS mos. old;
Family moving to Florida. Sell for
S3a5, with warranty. Holds 450
lbs. AID. 4-0o99; ewes, TU. 2-1als.
cHEsT-TYPE, 4OQ-lb.
capacity, GE; good cond: bakery
mixer. i2;at. capacity, good cond;,
oak dinette suite. incl. corner cab
inets; oak kit, set. 5-pc.; saw,
Craftsman builder. good cond. TIE.
6-2162. Friday and Sat. all day.
No Sunday calls. Wkdays after
FREEZER. 121a-ft. commercial or
feet operatine condition; SIO0 or
best offer OIL. 4-7331. -25
FUR JACKET, American mink. fin
new. $3.50. oi. 6-4s74, -55
FUR JACKET. silver lax. $40; size
rrRNiruRkEMns3er Urn r. flS5E3 selling G2 s rms
furniture $3.50. Phone JE. 4-lG49
FURNITURE--5-piece dinette set,
brushed birch dropleaf table,
sslqm; frame chairs; s@5, JU
FURNITURE-secretary. Victorian
ggfalngst; Z mahosany rockers. Gail
rGksiTiRa: GR f1ihsi. UNCLAIMED - an stodic
couch. $50; rockers, So; maple
chest drawers, SIS sofa chair. $40;
dresser. mirror, 81: sofa bed. $50
Si0: Victorian chair. $50: lO-pc.
dining room set, $50: Lawson sofa,
S75; kitchen set, $50: roll-away
bed. SI2: leather top coffee table,
SS5 Sl5k inderspFns beG s4d club ma'tFsss eRsf so sS
coil springs, So: desk. SIS: beds
s.; wardrobe, SIS; loveseat bed
$40. We do re-upholSterlng--sota
and chair, 500. including labor and
material. selection color denim We
do Slipcovers sofa and chair. $40,
including labor and material. Furni-
ture refinishing, cabinet work. an
Free estimating. easy terms. HOFF-
MANN UPHOLSTERERS. 2447 18th
ST. NV co 5-iiI6 s.1
FURNITURE-Contents S-room hse,
including antiques, naval collector
items. ship models, paintings, books
fireplace equip, sewing machine.
Can be seen 10 am. to 3 pm
@0O7 Belmont rd. NV. -25
FURNITURE - 3-bedrm. sets; ir.
dining rm. set, mahos. RA. 6-3slO
rURNITUREMBaby high chair snd
stroller combined; baby crib; chest
of drawers; mirror. l413 Orren st
ne, Ii. 1-l034. 20
FURNITURE-Two liv. room
suite. 3-piece bedrm. suite, with
boz sprins and mattress; 81 SG 20
FURNITURE-Sx10 Princess Bo-
khara rug, blond mahog. desk,
matching typewriter table and rec
ord cabinet. steel filins cabinet
Virginia sofa, chests, single oed
other items. Phone Sat. after !
pm. or sun, ia. s-S423. -25
FURNITURE-Complete living room
bedroom. kitchen table WA chairs
youth bed chest OF drawers. Leav-
Ing D C. Priced to sell, $500 fol
ali, All in good shape. 1876
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. love seats
custom-built Lawson, all-nyion up
holsterv, the pr. $3.50. FL. 4-s6lS
Beautiful mahog. love
seat. Duncan Phyte, greatly re-
duced: gate leg table. EN-. 3-ig'S