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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23

tod f2-yhrd rum. and again in tho
second period (7.yard rum and
contributed largely 10 the Boiler.
makers repeated sustained
drives with his Smashing running
Purdue'a final score came on "a
26-yard run by Tom Fletcher.
junior haifback, In the final quar-
ter Until he was injured, Erich
Barnes. also junior half-back.
played an important role in the
WCtorR attack,
Aubrey Lewis, one Of the Grish's
best runners, VIA injured in the
game and did not ses much action
IN the second half
Jim Roseboro, tho senior half
back from Ashland, Ohio, took
over the Big Ten scoring lead all
alone when he added n pair Of
touchdowna 10 lead the Buckeyes
% q 20 10 . triumph over Illinois
before thr0nE ~ 5s.2i7. at
Champaign Rosoboro's sophomore
sidcklCk, Don Clark. WAS blHnkcd
lDr the first time In three games
ROaoboro'H first touchdown was a
iyuri plunge, and his second
came on the receiving end Of a
ii-yard pass play, set up when
Zig Jim Parker recovered an
Mini tumble
Parker. Aurclia Thomas and
Leo Brown played tremendous
game In tho line for the winners
Illinois only score came in the
first four minutes % the game
with senior Harry jefferson 20.
Ing % yards after taking "A pitch
out, Abe Woodson, senior from
Chicago, led the Tllini ground
gamers with ~ yards In 10 tries
Bob Mitchell tho Mimi speedster
played for the first time this SEQ
son and was threat every time
he handled the ball.
Jim brown gave an All.Amcri-
can performance NJ Syracuse won
n 10 20 victory over West Vir-
ginia before $4,000 home fans.
The 2i2.pound senior from Man
hassat, l., l. gained 1915 yards In
20 plays, scored a pair OF touch
downs and kicked three extra
points In addition, he had a ~.
yard touchdown nullfied because
OF a penalty.
Versatile Clarence Peaks. Michi-
gan states All, American candi-
date, scored on n crowd rousing
dJ.yArd punt return and pass for
another touchdown m the Spar.
tana awamped Indiana 81 TO q. be-
fore bs.s5s homecoming fans at
East lansing largest crowd In tho
schools history Art Johnson.
sophomore halfback. also scored
a touchdown
With end Frank Gillian throw
ing n key block. junior Mike Hag.
Ter scored on an ii-yard pass play
as Iowa beat Wisconsin, II To 7,
before a3.273 at Iowa City. Gene
Melvin grabbed fiat pass and
sosmpcrcd In the end zone for the
Badgers only score.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-11-23
T. B. BURT ReoIfy
re. e447
PROPERTY WAhTTp
URoENI7 VERY URcENTI

Many are in need OF places TO
stay II you have single rooms,
kitCheuettes or apartments Of any
kind To rent. please list with us
Immediately. Help US. Help those
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
PTA Committees
Busy This Summer

Executive committee of the Bluff
ton Parent Teacher Association has
been in session this summer and
committee appointments have been
made according to Mrs. Carl Lehman
president of the PTA.
The program committee under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. Robert Simcox
will meet Wednesday evening in the
Simcox home, south of Bluffton.
Serving on the committee are Arden
Baker, Mrs. James Heininger, Mrs.
Don Patterson, Herbert Traucht and
Mrs. Richard Weaver.
The executive committee also con-
sists of Mary Barnett, secretary, and
Clarence Hooker, treasurer.
Mrs. James Jordan was chairman
of the committee to prepare the float
for the July 4th parade. Mrs. Sim
cox, Mrs. Jerome Herr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hooker assisted. Sallie Jordan
was the queen candidate and Mar
jorie Bauman and Martha Jane Bad
ertscher were attendants. Junior at
tendants were Sue Simcox and Mary
Herr.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19

Deborah and Douglas Basinger near
Vaughnsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz, Miss
Shirley Lentz and Gloria Smith spent
Sunday afternoon in the Toledo zoo
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Meinhart of Monroe, Mich, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zeits and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Hetrick are
touring Wisconsin, Michigan and
Canada.
Miss Mayme Dudgeon of Lima, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Price
this week.
A basket supper was held Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milfred Everett to celebrate the
birthdays of Victor Moser and Vic
toria McCarty. Those present were.
MIR. and Mrs. Irwin Moser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. J. Burkholder and son
Jerry and two grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Wenger of Bluffton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Foley of Lima,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moser and chill
dren of Columbus Grove Route two
and hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. Milfred
Everett,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
County All Club
Tour Set July Is

Annual Allen county All Club Tour
for 1856 will be held Wednesday,
July Is. The tour will be in the form
of a trip to Cleveland to see the
Cleveland Indians meet the Washing
ton Nationals in an American League
baseball game. This trip is open to
all Allen county All club members
as well as their parents.
Plans have been completed for a
chartered train to leave Lima's B.
& o. railroad station, East Wayne
street, at 7:30, the morning Of July
IS. 1t will stop in Bluffton at a. m.
to take on passengers from this part
of the county. The only costs involved
will be for transportation The fares
from Lima will be $3.50 full fare and
$3.25 for those under II. From Bluff
ton, the fare will be $500 full and
$500 half. Tickets are now on sale at
the Agriculture Extension Office,
Room d, Post Office Bldg, Lima and
will remain on sale thru noon, Satur-
day, July 21-
It is suggested that those attending
bring a sack lunch. Sandwiches, milk,
ice cream and other refreshments
will be available in a concession car
operated by the All Executive
Council.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
NelUs Grandfather Read .
-FRoM THE BLuFFroN NEWS ISSUE OF July II. Ia2l-

VS. ISSUE OF JULY IL, 1924---
applied for adjusted compensation for
World War veterans since the blanks
arrived here last week. To each ell
igible veteran or dependent Of de-
ceased veteran, win be paid 81 a day
for each day of home service and
S1.25 for each day of overseas SER
vice, with maximum of $500 for all
home and S625 for all-overseas SER
vice.
A Bluffton party will leave here
Saturday night on a two weeks trip
for northern Michigan where they
will enjoy an outing at Loomis' Land
ing. Members of the party are E. c..
Ludwig, E. C. Stultz, DR.. J. S. Stein
er, Frank Dilley, P. E. Kohl, Jesse
Steiner, John Swisher, c. B. Fett,
Supt. C. Edward Bender and son Ed
ward Ross.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
ROckport

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Niswander
and family spent Sunday at Winona
Lake, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Burkholder
and daughter Charlotte of Dalton
were Sunday dinner guests of MIR.
and Mrs. John Burkholder.
Patients in Memorial hospital are
Orrin Cupp and Albert Leuenberger
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Basinger
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Neuenschwander and
family.
Miss Mary Lugibihl spent Sunday
and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mil.
ton Steiner of West Alexandria.
Mrs. j. Harold Marshall was re
turned to her home from Bluffton
hospital last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Oct and son
Jimmie of Dalton, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Reigle, Sr., of Beaverdam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fahney of Dal-
ton, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Reigle, Jr., and sons,
Bob and Jack Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert johnson called in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bowers and
family moved from Beaverdam to
their farm which they purchased
from Mr.. Ed Kimmick, west of Bea-
verdam on the Lincoln highway. The
Kimmicks moved to Greenville, Ind.
The son born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Nierscher recently has been
named David Scott.
Susan Neuenschwander spent We'd
nesday of last week with her cousins
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19

The major part of the wheat CROP
in Bluffton and vicinity is being har.
vested this week Oldtime thresher.
men declare this is the latest wheat
harvest in more than thirty years.
Prospects for a bumper crop, how
ever, have not been better in years.
First steps have been taken by the
town council in working out what is
expected to provide complete auto
parking system for Bluffton. The
plan, which is of wide scope will take
some time to work out, but when
completed will go far toward solv-
ing Bluffton's problem of providing
sufficient space for parking of auto
mobiles, it is believed.
Jackson street from Grove to Elm
streets was oiled to eliminate dust,
Monday. Action in the matter was
taken by the town council following
the presentation of a petition from
property owners along the street.
Contracts for the construction of
the base of the Grove street as
phalt pavement will be let on Mon
day, August 4, according to plans
formulated jointly between the Bluff
ton town council and the county COM
missioners, it was announced Tues
day.
Superintendent c. Edward Bender
has been re-employed as head of the
Bluffton high school for the coming
year by the Bluffton committee, con-
sisting of two representatives each
from the Bluffton and Richland town.
ship boards of education.
Announcement has been made of a
meeting of the Klu Klux Kan to be
held on the Leroy Crosser farm one
and one-half miles west of town next
Tuesday night at o'clock. A nation
al speaker will be present to adj
dress the meeting which is open to
the public.
Bluffton's newest eating place, "T'he
Iron Lantern" opened its doors to the
public for the first time, Tuesday
noon. The establishment occupies the
entire front of the second floor of the
Lugibihl hardware block.
The following officers were elect
ed by the Bluffton Business Mems
association for the coming year, Mon
day night: Pres, D. w. Bixler; vice
pres, M. M. Bogart; secretary, c. F.
Byers; treas, Edgar Hauenstein; ex-
ecutive comm, A. H. Hauenstein, L.
T. Greding, Ed Reichenbach.
Forty Bluffton eX-service men have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22

TAkOMA--Liv din. rm, bedrm.. kit.
bath ! blk bus and shop. ~
g-9229 or Lo. 4-o711.
ON AND rWO BkDKMS. rt.eeIn
attractive furniture, Ssi 80 Up. al
s at' tof br Sfnref me- hn.i 's
formation esi' RE- b.sooi 8 '
FOREST dSEN Il waite9 R,ed
anne.--Conv. NH. MOI, March J
Liv. rm.. lar git bed-m tath.
pvt, entr.. AMI MARKING strip. fenced
ps a,ISs Al mel S'ls ssod T iss 4 sps,sS
days: Ju s.ssa4, ewes. So
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. bedrm,.
kit. pvt. bath. Apt. bldg. J-6 bus.
SILVER i sPRiNG1.Nicely furnished.
newly dec. mod. apt. Lge. Nv. rm,,
bedrm., dinette, beaut all-elec, kit.
lge. refgr tiled modern bath. oesut
Else Else 70 o' pay mo- u Nc 4-sSi;s, OWN
CHEVY CHAsE-Iiv, I'm. -bedrm..
and Country Clubs. s 81. s.si5S.,
BEAUTIFULLY furn.. studio apt.
mo. Po. S-6sSs;' ewes Po. s-s7ai.
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE;
bedroom and bath, apt: with all
utilities; S75 month MRS. BUR.
CESS, Realtor. 61o9 Broad St, OIL
FURNo. BASEMENT APT,-dround
level, foyer, liv,-bedrm.,. kit, bath;
pvt entr.. utils. part. furn Newly
dec s45 mo OIL a-75a4.. -26
MT. RAINIER VIC. Modern large
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22

Northeast and Southeast Duplex apartments; one
bedroom gas heat Available now and for future
occupancy.
1900 Block Bryant st. NE.-Rents $5250-$5350
See Manager Mr. Grady Apt 134l Adams s Me- co S3s7s
It'll and Hamlin Sts NE.-$62.50
See 2916 18th ct, Ho 2-9l43
SIS Montana Ave. NE, Apt. 4-$65
Vacant Mar. 18TH Phone AID. 2-05s3
9l2 Quincy st. NE, Apt $50
in
laos Staples st. NE, Apt $3.50
200 Adams st. NE, Apt 1-$5350-Newly Dec.
..
1900 and 1700 Block West Virginia Ave NE-$47 so
See janitor at 1925 West virginia Ave. Ii 6-l231
511 Franklin st NE, Apt 3-$495O -Key in Apt
Minnesota Ave. and 2lst Place S.E.-$65
1925 18th St Sc, Apt 4-$56-Vac. March
Il
30ls Mass. Ave. Sc. Apt. 2-$60-Redec.-Key in Apt
B. F. SAUL CO.
o25 18th ST NV, Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
APIS. FURk.-D.c. Cont,

e505 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Apt, attractiveiy furn.; television,
studio bedroom. KITCHEN, dinette,
child. Streetcar at .ioor. % min. to
town. $aT so mo. AID. 4-4319.
Sol End ST. s.E.-Bsmt. apt. 2
rms. pvt. bath and entr., also p
rm. and 3-rm. apis. newly dec.
adults, Ii. 1896. -2S
OFF 18th ST. NV, near the Wood
ner--Ehg. bsmt. enc. knotty pine,
pvt. entr.. kit. bath. air-cond..
cony. transp. tn. 2-39l1.. "a
6II X ST. N.E.--2-room furn. ant. I;
handy to everything: utilities furn-
ished ! sleeping room. go
1852 COLUMBIA RID. NV bed
rms. living rm.. kitchen and private
bath. $50 q month. AID. 2-ssl0.
7Os INGRAHAM ST. NV rms,
kit and bath. enclosed porch, fun
bsmt.: ! blk. transp.; excel. cond.
throughout: resp. adults only: $S5.
Call Ma. S-4g72.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
LUMBER
LUMBER
nooaIEo AND NAVIGATING
suB-FLooRING
$40 PER M BID, FIT.
LUMBER
From $50 Per M. BID. Fl.
Ace Wrecking CO.
LU. 4-0500
Rockville Branch, Pc. 2-92l1

MOTORS, bought. sold. exch.; all
OIL BURNEsRs@New and used:
boilers and furnaces; gas Or OIL
plumbing supplies. Will sell out
right or install See vs. e our booth
q the I Aame Show. MoYER BROS y9
oil II TANK sisssi !. 200 gallon, . comD gH
inent, for fuel oil truck. Meter hose
and electric hose reel. MA. $500.
ORGAN. Hammoad spins.. siisStly
used: s1.195. Call OIL. 4-9o33.
ORGAN LESSONS roDAY--Tomor-
row . hobby that pays dividends in
social popularity. Before. selecting
an orsan call US for adaptabiiity
test free Of charge By our expert
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facilities include the largest selec-
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PAINTS - washington's Birthday
Special. popular brands, regular.
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FAINT "a, .s az, s1s KENNEDY St. 81 Nv
PiAnoS ~JeoIRpAN's have the iars-
on display. ali types Of new In
struments and Q few real values
In used pianos. THREE STORES:
Corner 18th and O SITS. NV; b169
Lee highway, Arlington; 1882 Geor-
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'front.' downtown store open Thurs
rffa sk ese1 FoR RENT. at low rates;
option to buy. ST $4,000 PIANO
MAE MART, ~ ie H.. IN ,i st. NV. Gust
PIANos-used grand pianos. $i95.
I 1913 TN st. NV DUST above the
PIANos.-Army. Navy, Air Force
and Marine personnel. Government
and District employees can save real
money on all kinds of instruments
at the PIANO MART, f015 9TH st.
NV. Over 100 spinetf: consoles
n sso Spr Paso e M fhSfse fS Eth ST.
oojPHrN T qHuRs Few EYES. 'ne n0 nrs4
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excel cond. LU. 2-26ps.
PIANOS---Several returned from
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paid: PICK up payme rI5,, ,HS d issn
q. st. NV III. 7-oei2. ob
PIANOs---It's newt It's excitinsi
The new Wuriitzer electronie piano.
only s31p.95. Exclusive with
KITS, 1880 O st NV. RE- =
PfANOs FOR RENT-Buy later n
you wish with rental paid deducted
from price; 81 weekly, includes
free adult piano lessons. KITS.
tS30 O IT. NV. RE. 7-62i2. --2B
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ROOMS fURNisHEn--N.w.

Duf fSlrs c. ssI nj. aslt i ,'ss T.
F 90 1867 ssoitTfTioM-p.rs..aeo front.
sci, or dbl Elk. 3.0653.
1889 18th ST, NV. Business WON.
en-; ssle eble. rms; clesn s Seaut
Sc A DAY per person il0l 18Th 6
s nv g ANNE SIC ao FL. ST. ST. s Il
dbles.: ldry.. Ty privils.. 81 per
person; Sit as sale. no. &-ss?l
eteo 18th ST. N.w.-Lovsly room,
SOM With pvt, bah; .a,,, disti 5f L,
switchboard; rates 81 so up weekly
isio p ST. Nv. "The churchiir'-
Clean single rms: run, water; maid
sery.: 50 up. NO. 1855 20
CONN. AVE. AND R--Newly dee
hedrm $50 per mo; Also larger
ssfr Sc PEI S. ne M1ld BE- ssry z.s 81
e DESIRABLE single rooms. semi
bath. in quiet home; COW trans.
For employed only. NO, .7-6o73,
1889 18th ST N.W.-1n former le-
CATION bldg; for employed ladies:
q bus sss sop siI Il ns from down.
2Tl1 CONN, .AvE.--Modern. attrse:
lively furnished studio room. ---26
SIT COLORADO AVE.---Attrae. dble.
T r., for r, sRpisssxssd TIssdy s p NJ
eeI7 assh ST. nr. conn.--semipvt.
bath; $40 mo-; gentleman. Ho. q
326fl
A. d. PARK--unusual ige. bedrm..
and sit, rnn.. next bath; lady. Auto.
wash, bkfts. privil. EN-. 2-0bT2.
EXCEPTIONALLY Ice. and besuti.
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WYo. xVE.wssie bsn,s,: pvt. bath
newly furn.; pretty lamps: easy
chair; use steinway; S27 mo. ~.
A I'll LARGE FRONT I'm,
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c6fua snshsG Rp. at Conn. ave. sooe
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End floor: s40s street has center
M PifrfFT TEyasENAr2a ia3ss clean. ssl.
for employed gentleman; end a..
owners home: refer: parking: $50.
AID. 4-43De. pa
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1r2i vARNUM sT.--Attrac. clean
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COW. transp,: $40. ia. 9-7451
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SAVE up to 60ss on brand-nev
and used cameras, movie equipt-,
photo supplies during Wash.'s Birth
day Sale on We'd, o to 9, and Thurs
Q to 8. Tremendous selection
BRENNER PHOTO co.
s33 Pa. Ave. NV. RE. 7-2434
watch for Larse Ad on Tues,
i ssruns chain saw az tor $s.ez wk.
No other chain saw can be bought
on these low terms. One-tenth
down, q whole year to pay. 10
South Union ST.. Alex, oV. 3-3l17.
-2s
CHAIR, contour, green plastic and
maples peri cond.; $50 or best
offer. ia. 7-0870.
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phone, DI. 7-4077: ewes. u; o.
2177. Ia
DIAMONDS-Lady's Ct. $500;
Iady's 2 cts, S696; lady's Y cts.
emerald cut. S425; iady's 8 cts,
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ME- F-O%uC. ~
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FENCE SPECIAL -. Chain INK,
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FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas and elee
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FIXTURES-Back bar. safe, moor
cases. registeI, counters, oobtail
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FLUTE. excellent condition. almost
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F IA frHia unclaimed China
closet, $40: stgdie couch; SS5: sest. desk
SO: oce. chair. So beds, So yard
robe, Sl2;; rollawsy bed, Sd2: dinetts
sS.,sst ~ SIP SIP e insp: ma matt. as sio
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slipcvrs.. draperies. cornices, rem
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Cd. Ap. 1902. -2T
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MlsciL. foR SALE teoa..,

CABINETS. v price sale. assorted
mica tops; Geneva. american
Standard: limited quantity, SHA-
PRO PLUMBING CO.. 3006 Ga.
ave. nv. TU. 2.190O.
CALCULATOR, Friden, Model sT-l0;
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TOOLS

h saMs. i. IS sIE6SdEs Sc:
y wEDGEs AXES. plAIrEN PAM I %;
BARROWE, SIS gS TO S.
10000 BARGAINS
]. H. GICHNER
25i3 NJ st. NV $50 Til s
Tvs. RRCONDITioNED. sl9.s5 and
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variety Open SUNDAYS. 1896 Pa.
TV, Philco. nahog. console in excel
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~ Y, codNssoLE. re-lScH, ss5: An
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WASHERS, used. all makes; emo.
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~ ~ ~ -27
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Dry; excel. cond.. $50; will deliver.
Call 10 4-09T2 -23
WATCH, OMEGA, lady's. 1s-karat
rose -gold case. band, set with 8
rubies. Personally imported from
continent new cond.. $500. JE.
WATER HEATERS. gas. cleo; new
used; wholesale prices. K. Il W.
SUPPLY, 18th and BenninR I'd. ne,
WHEELBARROW, heavy duty con-
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bench. lawn mower and garden
tools Reas. Call ia. 2-s7d3 aft'
IL noon. 70
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RUGs-denuine Oriental. all sizes,
o st. In Georgetown -a3
RUGS, 3 large Chinese. / large
Kermansha, ] keshan. Special sale.
BALKAN g. SON. 2125 18th st.
NV. NO, T-023s. 10
RUGS f2I,. 9xf2: oriental-design
rugs; brand-new. never used: value.
SIS; sacrificing for $50 ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART, 1905 @ ST. NV.
SAW. 6 In. ia stand, " h.p.
motor, dado head; good cond.; sos.
Call RE. $3.50.
McCray dairy case,
Il It long ga yrs, old; 5000
SHELVING SfEEL--We have lowest
prices an dstock commercial-grade
shelving, Free planning service.
HARCO EQUIP. CORP, 2473 Sher-
man ave, NV. NO. 7-1e19 24s
SHOWCASE. refrigerated, s IT.: $ioo.
sfLvER. sterling. stiefI Rose, s com
plete ulaee SETTINGS and extra
pieces, excel. cond. AID. 4-465a;
SINKS, CABINETS, new. used. disc.
prices K&W SUPPLY CO. 18th
and Benning I'd. ne, Ii. 6-31SS,
SOFA, fine quality. walnut, sreen;
500. Ii 6-50l0 --23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-22
ROOMS WITH eoARD

RID. NV, 2oof at Conn
ave. Nice SCI. rm.: good meals,
$i2.50 wk.;; young people. CO. D.
24a3. 25'
1901 18th ST. N.W.--ideal residences
for business people students Sc
lective menus; PIX and TV
1886 N ST. NV. For refined vounl
people: friendly atmosphere. COW
location and good food.
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle,
1926 10th st. n.w.-Home-cooke
food; reasonable prices.
CLUB MASON, 1925 N. Hamp. NV
DE luxe iivine for ladies and
men, sgleS. and others. SIT S22.50
wk. including meals and hotel serv-
ices. NO. 1870. %
WALTER REED VIcINITY-Nicely
turn. twin bedrm home priviis.
delicious meals. RA. SABA.
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
100 clean rooms. with or without
delicious meals low weekly rats
TV and game rooms: "a -hr once;
phone in room: elevator 23I0 Ash
mead place. at 1900 biz Conn ave
HO 2-356,6