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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK White bricl
Colonial IN new house cond 3 bed
rms lge. den on lst . blks from
Spring Valley shops Vacant I'm
med possession Ewes NO -
1881 HELEN BALLIF Wo
s-l7e7.
AMER. UNIV. ARIA Brand new
brick Colonial True center hall
den and law on LIST 4 , bedrms
2 baths on End rec I'm Asklni
$40 $50. So 0n0 5iae, isi trust
FRANK g PHILLIPS. INC Di
7-t41l. WO e-54aa
AMER. q. PARK-Nev. white hrk
Cape Cod Colonial featuring larg'
bedroom and full bath on lat floor
enormous bedrms bath on enc
floor lovely biz XII with eve
Level oven dishE disp and
breakfast above fun basement
seT pch solend'd quality 20,
nelshhor hood not far from 6prinf
Vale shop Janney. Wilson 81
Ann Friends Schools UPPER
2oa Pr ANK s PHILLIPS INC
DI 7-lfll ewes o. 6-2ffe
AsHMEAD PL. short distance from
Conn ave and not far from
Shoreham Hotel Nine rooms. ~.
baths. gas heat. house In Al
condition Five bedrooms. 9no
and ard floors foyer living room
dining room on lst = recreation
room with bar and maide room
IN bsmt $500 down EDWIN
1 ELLIS Realtor RE 7.5i4O
BRIARCLIFF- HORACE MANN =
New listing IN this fineat OF loca.
lions; handsome, 4-bedrm 4-bAtk
bTk residence. featuring lafE'
Be SedrT e. h0Tsr S.d snS fGll . ss.I
on 2h N ideal Tor snt.f,ainih'
with living rm approx 1924 and
ear aar MI. 4s ssDI FOR QUICK SAFE
FRANK s Phillips INC DI
7.l4li ewes OIL 6-2f42
CHEyY CHASE. u. c. Sis.R5N
Attractive white frame Dutch Co.
I'm 3 bsdfms fenced Garden eE.
eellently located TOWN A SUB.
URBAN EN- 2-a400
CHEVY CHASE s23.a50 - Brick
Colonial. bedrm and bath on LIST
sep din nm Nv I'm With IRE.
pace. 3 bedrm6 . baths on End
full bsmt halt block 70 trAnsp
YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS . an .
g.lsse METzLER Resltor u
CHEvY CHASSIS most wonderful
BARGAIN Brick n bedfms 4
baths. powder rm Charming CEN
ter hall. S25 500. STEVENS FK
3-4p47 27s
GEORGETOwN-Most attrae. dec
GRATED liv rm. with frepl,, libra
~. din. rm openine on brick pa
ito, 2 master bedrmsa z baths.
excel, financing J. c. CHATEL.
Hu 3-335B
GLOVER PARK bedrms.. liV,
m, din. rm, kit, .Tv rm, LIST
1oor full bsmt and garage: re-
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WvWsss FWRassWED
tcoNTINUEp)

46Oe 6th ST. N.W.-s rooms. 2
sitai CIV %Ar RsE c ooH w. s asE
AID A-2Onh
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GLOVER Park bedrms.. liv,
m, din. rm, Kit, nv rm, lst
decorating nov, hurry and choose
your own eolors $4,000. BER-
ms. dR., En-. 2Is600.
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RDUsgS uMFURGlSaeD
tcoNrIhUeDl
FALLS CHURCH AREA

We have Q attractive BUNGALOWS,
each with bedrms, Ice. liv. rm. /:
good-size wooded lot; very attrac-
tive area; cow. schools and transp,
Excellent for suburban living. WIN
be rented on lease only. 500 per
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ALABAMA AVE. near Naylor I'd
s.e.-6-rrn. brick semidetachec
house, 3 bedrooms, gas heat
front porch. deep lot; convenient
to schools, shopping center anc
movie; good bus service. LII
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Chevy Chase, D. c.
$18,950--FHA

Nice older 7-rm Colonial near
the best schools 3 hedrms and
den, 4-bedrm and den house also
available in this area Call JAMES
= ScHWAB, EN- 2-bS0O; ewes
OF, o-l4Ou OF A.rauY
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALABAMA AVE. near Naylor I'd.
house. 3 bedrooms, gas heat,
front porch. deep lot; convenient
to schools, shopping center and
movie; good bus service. LII.
ALEX, va, mr.. Fort Beivoir-3
bedrms,, u baths: fenced yard,
Close to school and churches; $ll0
ALEX. HARRINGTON AREA
bedrm. row brick: cow to shops.
public and parochial schools;
cupancy; sllO mo. re. 1910
ARL., mr., Buckingham-2-s bed
Im. brick, . baths, h.-wh.: re-
decorated' $i35-S14O mo. IA
ARL.. Lyon PA bedrms., . baths;
SlOO; IA, .-i6g. after $50 pm
OF. 4-14l4, as pm.
ARL., best area, close in-3-bed-
rm' COLONIAL; "a baths l5x2O liv
rm;, ,full din. nm, Screened porch:
Iull bsmt;. fenced, rear yard; near
st. Thomas More Schools; Si5o
lOl 5 lryihe St. ia. S-0l7j.
80. D OlliC et.-hcOeC
2-bedrm, brk. house; full bsnt
ana enclosed I'd; 500 a mo. Nj
Young, FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC ),
DI 7-l4ll.
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA SEE
rms bsmt,, h. W. heat. Redec
SIS. Adults only LII. i-OfSS.
BETHESDA-NIH-Brick Colonial. 4
twin-sized bedrms.. garage scr
porch; near schools. Transports
ton; mos. lease or longer:
avail, immed.; Sl45 mo. OIL.
- X:
BOWIE--3-bedrm. Cape Cod: gar
"a acres: 500 mo, years lease
conv. NSA, bus at door to Wash.
avail. March /. UN. 1855.
BROOKSIDE MANOR, MD.-3-bed
room, 2-story detached Colonial
brick; gas hot-water heat: sepa-
rate dining room, screened porch
tull basement, SlI5 MRS
-WEIGHTMAN. HA. 2-7234.
CABIN JOHN. Md, SlO4 Mac
Arthur blvd.-Lge frame home
on q generous lot: 3 bedrms., pluS
extra porch, sleeping rms. Only
Stu per mo l-year lease re-
CURED. OLIVER T. CARR, Ma.
s-2S65 or MA. s-a34O.
CAMP SPRINGS bedrms.- Iy
nm. kit, bath and util. rm. RE,
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GEORGETOWN

| Brick. attr. liv rm with din. I'm
7 opening on terrace and beautiful
stS sen .S oerfE es Mr Da'V w.,t sp,
EN- -,o6Iu $780,
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AMER. UNIV. PARK White brick
Colonial IN new house cond 3 bed
rms lge den on lst blkk from
Spring valley shops Vacant Inn
med possession. Ewes NO g.
53sl HELEN BALLIF. WO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-26

GEORGETOwN-Most attrae. dec.
GRATED liV Tm. with frepl, libra.
~. din. rm opening on brick pa
ito, 2 master bedrms, IA baths
excel financing. j. C. CHATEL
HU 7-33bB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Now, sove I0e on o holt gallon Of
wonderful creamy, creamy Heidi
Ice cEeom. Mode from pure fresh
GREEN end real fruit fl0vors, it's
ovoiIobIe in nine different delicious
Hovors and flavor combinations.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
West Geauga School
Employs New Teachers

teaching in Nevada, Ohio.
Mrs. Bernard Campbell was
hired as elementary librarian
at the Chester and Russell
Schools.
Mr.. Arnold Peterson was pre-
sent at the meeting and discuss
progress Of the new Gymnasium
and the drawings concerning the
proposed rehabilitation work at
the Chester Elementary Build
ing.
Report of the school district
enumeration was given. In May
of 1857 the enumeration figures
showed a total of 1866 children
between the ages Of 5 and 18
years of age in the West Geauga
School district. In May of 1858
the figure was 2194 children.
A summer leave of absence
was granted Mr.. Elmer Saund-
ers custodian at the Chester
School.
The Borad of Education in
Structed the clerk OF advertise
for bids for coal and oil for the
1958-59 school year.
The Board of Education voted
to accept the bid of the Collier
OIdsmobile Company in Cha
grin Falls for two new GMC
school buses.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

CHESTER - Several new
teachers were hired and reSig-
nation Of others accepted when
the West Geauga Board of Ed
ucation met recently.
The designations Of Miss Mar
ilyn Bunker, Mrs. June Judd
and Miss jeanne Rafie were ac-
Cempted.
Hiram Stafford, who teaches
English in the high school, was
appointed as assistant basket
ball coach. Mr.. R. Thomas
Briggs, teacher in the Russell
Elementary School, was ap-
pointed seventh and eighth
grade basketball track coach.
Mrs. Alan Thomas was hired
as an elementary teacher for
the Chester Elementary Build,
ing. Mrs. Thomas has an BA
degree from Western Reserve
University.
Bruce Martin was hired as so
cial studies teacher in the high
school, Mr. Martin has an ALB
degree from Heidelberg College
and an MA degree from Alaba-
ma University. He has been
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
Snorgasbord
Set at C1aridon

The Women'S Fellowship of
t h Claridon Congregational
Church is holding it's annual
SmorgaSbord dinner on Satur-
day, July 5, serving from 430
to 8 pm, according to Loretta
Mae Holmes, chairman of the
event.
The dinner is open to the pub
lie and offers an opportunity
for Saturday night dinner out,
she said. Some of the table i
TENS featured will be roast
beef, turkey, ham, Swedish
meat balls, Sauerkraut balls
and chop suey. Other items of
interest will be fancy salads
desserts, fancy rolls n d
breads.
Baked goods will be availab-
lie to those interested.
The proceeds of the dinner
are for the building fund of the
church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
Hospital Director Claims Need
for Another Fund-Raising Drive
200 Attend Ground Breaking Sunday

the site and other EXPENSES. to.
falling 1926 900
Income so far il. S3IG. .0O0
from federal aid, uboat S275 600
in paid pledges and q $500 .O0U
bank loan, for a total O. S791 900.
Anticipated expenditures tH-
cced funds presently IyaiIaD,
by about S135,O 600 and hospital
officials would like u raise an
additional 5000, 600 to pay off the
bank loan.
A large amount Of the money
needed could be raised if the
S210,OOO in unpaid pledges could
be realized. This amount repre-
sentS 43 percent Of the pledges.
Fifty-seven percent Of the Piled
geS have been paid
Jacobs said a C k of funds
would not hold up construction
of the building. If necessary an
other loan will be sought, he
said.
B. A Broughton, state repre-
sentative, told the audience ga
thered at the Rt. A site of the
new hospital Sunday that we
should all have a song in our
hearts" and he suggested "Oh,
What a Beautiful Day" in re-
CARDS to both the occasion and
the weather which saw a sun
ny sky and temperatures in the
high 8O's.
Rep. Broughton added IT h c
building we start today is not
our real G !. 1t is rather the
doctors. nurses and clergymer
who bring both spiritual anc
medical healing to those Of
need"
We never doubted that this
day would come" were the
words of Mrs. Maxine Hill, pres
ident of the Hospital Assn; Dr.
Alton w. Behm, secretary of the
County Medical Society; Gilber
B. Schafer Of Garfield, Harris
Schafer, Flynn and Williams
architects; Paul C. Jacobs, ad
ministrator of the hospital anc
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
July
.Fete Set
in Chardon

hard on will observe the
Fourth Of July Friday with
community wide picnic, spon-
sored by the Chamber of Com
merCe and ChaTdon merchants,
to be held at the Booster Field
on North St.
Program will start a. 3 pm.
with a ball game at he field, and
will conclude at 10 pm. with
gigantic fireworks display.
Picnic supper at $50 will fol-
low the ball game. From sup
per time until 8 pm. there will
be entertainment and games for
the children. Free pony rides
will be offered to the young
sterS at this time.
A band concert by the Geau-
ga County Fair Band will begin
at 8 pm.
The Chambers committee in
charge promises picnic tables
for everyone. They report con-
cessiOn stands will be open
throughout the day.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
County Tax Duplicate Up s6.4 Million

The new valuation Is the 1857
appraisal on which taxes are
being collected in 1858.
Real estate inside municipal
corporatiCIs is valued at $1O,-
723, 800. and outside municipali-
ties at $48 ,2Ol $40.
Public utility property inside
municipalities is appraised at
81 SOB ,080. and outside munich
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

palities at 5000 $50.
Total taxes, assessments and
delinquencies to be collected on
the new duplicate in 1858 am
cunt to $2,780,823. according to
the county auditors abstract.
Taxes will be allocated as fol
lows:
To the state for World War
2 bonus bonds, $13, ,466; the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

The latest valuation for tax
purposes of all real estate and
public utility property in Geau-
ga county is $67 1882 100. accord
ing to the abstract filed by
County Auditor, Wilma F.
Kronk, with State Auditor
James A, Rhodes. This is an in
crease of $6,441 $50. over last
years tax duplicate
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

Main St. addition.
The sheriff said the commits
sioners told him Friday that the
Main st. addition would only be
a "stop-gap" in Geauga's jail
problem, and that, if the bond
issue passes and the addition is
built, it would be used for only
about ten years when a new jail
would be built.
County Commissioner William
Burns denied this Monday, and
said that if the Main st. addi-
ton is built, lit will probably be
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
Main St. Jail Plan Gains Support

Geauga County moved one
step closer to a November bond
issue for a 100000 addition to
the present jail on Chardon'S
Main St. when county commits
sioners met with the judges and
Sheriff Louis A. RobuSky Fri
day night
The sheriff, who previously
declared himself in favor of the
county home site on Aquilla Rd
as the location for a new jail,
relented Friday night and agre-
ed to support the plan for a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

state for Korean conflict bonus
bonds, $26,932.; for county pur-
poses, $225, ,562. for township
purposes, $19O,019.; for schools,
So ,014, SGT; to municipalities,
ST., ,705.; county special asses
sments, 1885,; township and
road district special assessments
$5,212.; municipal special as
sessments, $48, 1863.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

used as a jail as long as the
sheriff and l live"
Commissioners have about
two weeks to submit a jail bond
issue for the November ballot
to the board of elections.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
Red Cross Plans
Annual Meeting

ANY contributor of $1.00 or
7ore is a member of the Red
cross and is invited to attend
he annual meeting at the Bass
AXE Club House on July 8 EN-
rance off Wilson Mills Rd.)
pot luck supper is at 7 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
LIBRARY TO CLOSE

The Chardon Public Library
will be closed Friday and Sat
urday this week in observance
of the Fourth of July holiday
weekend.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03
INSIDE
COMMUNITY NEWS

AquilIa Cubs Receive Awards
at Den Meet 3
Chester Fourth of July Plans
Include Queen, Fireworks 9
Hambden Canteen S First SeS-
sion Draws Crowd 2
MontviIle Community Ladies
Aid Has Tea 8
MunsOn Grange Hosts Pomona
Alice Mosley, Gerald Blair
Selected 1858 Prince, Prin-
cess ....................... ............... 2
South Hambden .................... 8
OTHER FEATURES
ChardOn Personals IL
Classified Ads IL
Courthouse News .................... 8
Farm News ..................-........ 4
Society ...... ...... IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

FURNITURE-Round din. table. 50:
tWin-size. S3S; rocker. SIS: kit
table. IS: car bed. SO; desk. SIS:
chest. $40; lounge chair. SIS; also
many other items low priced, Also
antiques. Must clear. TURNOVER
sHoPPE. 4733 suitland I'd. Sc,
Re. e-sgss; open sun. and daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
EQuiDment for Sale

screen process printers Mech
Tronicl $500 ca, I screen process
printer tMeeh-Troniej, 1915: (
bronson Model 500 sonoger ultra.
son Model 800 sonoeer ulfrasonis
{s ssssera'Sr snsx IN orig ssFte %,
AN coil Gtnders. $500 ca: Mode
Magni-nay. .magniners with
nourescent liEht, black erackle m
s26 e.: - sta-Warm-type Rx7
ll5-v. &C. 2s0-watt solder pots
$40 ca! ] Graham variable speee
transmissIon, lnput rpm. 1880
Model 2OdM output rpm, 67b Il
motor isps Kf frslns JJ3ssss. Y S'p'
sinsIe phase Ia q. MODEL Ms5iE igiSss \
NJ ESQ cs sIsssr M srlSs.r - SI,a
oven confroi--Lam6da Electronici
Fisher seIeniins CO.. s" 81: ni I oven
bee Elsctric Co, Model 10 3OCw
e sC' N1d.i iG ss soJS sE FI .sis;;
gSownssss d Else' Kan G2m. N q sdo ~
Pressure Blast. " MODEL Ji40, Gro.
Plate Co, Inc. 1919, . sonogen
ultrasonic generatorl Model AP.2t
pranson ultEasonIe CO. f3f6. Con.
. 400. Az ~ " ELE g sSTI1ss 'n. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
FREE DELIVERY

Ecod wcrking condition Gail MRS on BURNER Frenei
EMMENT, DI. 7-O2ol after 10 ing doors toilet
an Monday. tree; washer. OIL, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

TuRNfTURE-Entire furnishings Of
Groom apt. modern: Incl. dishes.
utensils day beds. lamps, etc,
800. XII s-43in or IL. 0.00ll,
YURNITURE--3-pleee living room,
good condition; s5b. Call JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

FURNITURE : $3.50 etewartstown
for $685.. $3.50 stewartslown
bedrm. suite. will sell for S30b
1928 .two-piece lving. rm. suite
will sell for 500. BIand-nev, never
Used AVAILABLE sun ~ p ~
n Mons ~ ' pm DE z-t7f"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

ENCYCLOPEDIA WORLD BOOK
First In sales; help your child Inn
prove school Grades; nationally
recommended for elementary and
secondary schools: $40 down, 50
mo, co. A-aSl4.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, World Book en-.
s ss!'seIa sSea sSg. -. ds.ssssSss. ai''
lENCY cLOREDIA BRITANNICA,
18th Edition. With BOOKCASE. $50.
After | pm. sun. XII. n-Ni is.
Eve, GOWN, yellow strapless with
matching hat and shawl, size IA,
Cali cY. 7sessa'
sss ISL ss iSE s ssSSSslPcs Can 's ST.
4-fb25.
FILE CABINETS (4), metal. l-draW.
er letter size. with locks; used,
gerry eood condition. HA. 2-7O17
FILING CAR. firsproof. drawers
legal sine. harsain: Kardex. hxe
like new, sacrifice; other filss. sec
up. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER Co,
6l6 9th 81. NV. Df. 7-6036.
FIRE ExTINGuIsnER. eM-gallon
ssAs o;. 10 : Ies' &c GO; sis s7.eo
FIRRPLACg WOOD teakl. Free de-
area. WI. 2-sl4i or 10. B-f2Ss'
FIREPLACg SET. IO-pc,: brass An,
incl. tlexl-screen. eood cond. i0la
Roswell dr.. sill Spg. Ju. 5-iJt5
FIREHLAcR. Has or eiee.: ioes
screens. andiFonB. etc ACMI
STOVE. l0Ii 9TH nv. Ma. S-s95s
FLuORESCENT shop lights: tire,
4S-in. tubes e.. and reflector: in.
new. OWNER. Ia. e-l10O.
FLUTE: selmeF. sood condition. 10
FOAM RUDnRR. i inch thick. 7Ac
A513 II 81. NV. ". 3-6SS5.
FORMICA COUNTER fOPs. iami-
mated: quality stock sizes: 90
inches: SIS; 90 inches. S55.e
fob. shop. Hu. 3.7633,
FREEzER. Gibson. 60 Gu. e.. up.
ysEht. hks o new. $500 or best ofieT
FREEZER, 23.ft. upright United
Harvester queen: 5 months old
cost $3.50 $3.50 or best offer
FREEzER. s0-cu,-f upright. I
months old; $3.50. ~. 8-2844
FREEZER. ppfight. Renaire. 90 Gu.
it. Only 5000, Call Lu. 3-0T7O.
FREEzER--Amana. ia-eu. up
rlght: like new. $3.50. Kf. o.
1924, call after 3 pm. Hrt. Sat
and sun auV time
FuRs, Alaska seal cape. worn only
once. $40. DU. 7-0el7.
FUR, Ranch Mink coat, I4-ia: ex-
s se,lssIs condition $500. EM.
white fox scarf. $50: Rr.
mine waist-lenRth cape. SIS: black
broad tail-ntted coat, si1e 10,
StO0, Hu, 3-533l.
FUR. lovely brown Martsn cape
stole, like new. Will sacrifice for
$500. He. 4-S0il. after . pm
FUR-Lovely Wild mink cape. excel.
aaNFaA all aARNfgfra Ear AT4A Eo1t
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EOuiDnent for Sale

screen process printers Mech
Tronie: $500 ca; 4 screen process
printers (Mech-Tronlel, s375:
Branson Model 500 sonoger ultra
sonic generators. 800 ca: l Bran
son Model 500 6onoger ultrasonie
generator (new in cafton), $3.50.
2 Geo. Stevens Model POI AN coil
Magni-Ray msenifers with fiuores-
cent light. black crackle nm, sos
s9 i4 sta, :warm-type Rx7.
SO ca: Graham variable speed
transmission input rpm. 3.45O
Model DOOM output rpm, 67b 70
o. Serial No. 43B36435: Doerr mo-
tor type KIP frame Jl13. V h.p.
single phase Model Ms5iRiBsiEs !.
Sl25 e.. Loadlife oven control,
lambda Eleetronies Corp. 1895: 2
Temeo hotpiates. Fisher Scientific
Co. So ca: ! oven x, II. Huppert,
S61: solder pot, DEE Electric Co
model 757O0W, $50: solder pot.
DEE Eieterie Co. model ss-sO0w.
Co model iis.76Sw. 80; l Bali
Nh, 81 900; I pressure bias. d.
s37l: 2 sonoeen ultrasonic gener-
ators, model AP-26, Branson Ultra
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FuRNrTyRR pAHqAINs

NUNNAys IL 10
aeA PA. AVE. Sc, Ii. a-e07e
sinEle metal beds. complete, sl2
Kitchen set. $40.
1-pc. blk, din. suite. SIS.
a-pc. blond bedroom suite, $50.
7-pe junior blond mahos. din, suite
Mshes. Poster twin beds. complete,
&40 pr.
Furniture Upholstering
Visit our showroom and save
hQss. sofa aud chair upholstered.
lerials, LaFRANCE UpHOLaTkn-
ING. $500 i4th At. NV, on same
premises 80 years, co, B-a3ef
FURNITURE SALE
Drastic reduction In brand-neu
lbetter-grade bedrm,, din. rm,. Nv,
rm. beddings mod. Early American,
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory eloseouts; samples and surplus
q bis discounts eiiered elsewhere.
IStahler's Furniture Co.
s16 18th st. NV. RE. 7-43l0
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED
Livingston & Co.
1923 H st. NV.

Oldest pawnbroker In Wash.
liquidating current stock Of
pawn diamonds. Prices defy
competition.
MANS ACT. fiaWless. blue-white
dia. set IN modern vs.. mtg.; unre-
ONLY SOS
LADYs 24-cT.. gorgeous. fery
center dia. set in latest style plat
mtg. with . large side haeuettes
A real eargain- Only $3.50
MANS Set. exceptionally bril-
liant center dia.' SET in heavy ia
( va, belrher-style mtg; unre-
ONLY S595
LADY's 2sA-CT.. dazzling brilliant
dia., set in modern plat. diA. hsh-
tail Ets.i out Of pawn at . bargain;
MANS i-cT. An outstanding fiery
dir. set in q Eood-lookinr lax.
mtg: priced for hauidation
ONbf $40
LADY'S Set. exceptionally nne
dta., brilliant and gorgeous. set IN
old-faShioned lax. Va. Tiffany
setting; unredeemed.
ONLY S92S
IADY'S Ias-CT An EXQUISITE
choice dia.. With sparkling brillianee
and dawiess, set in plat With .
side oaGletteS. Nnredeemed.
At A BARGAIN se75
LADY's 3ls-cr. extremely brillian,
solitaires tnest cut and color. set
n plst msg.; orieed for liquidation.
ONLY Sl,195
LED s Ola. EARRINGS. total
weight approx. "a cts; 2 beautiful
dfzS.. sci IN antioue-stvie TIE NJ
setting; for pierced ears: . real
BARGAIN.
Only s3ss
SAPPHIRE AND Ola. CLUSTER
RING. AZ Beautiful hlae-xhits
dias, set IN around small blue
sapphire; set IN Handkerchief plat
ONLY $3.50
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

TURN. DIN. rm. suite, a-pe. ma
hog refer.. james dishWasher. eas
maaniner, ~ s-pi7s - ~
FURN.. chippendale sofa: Easy
automatie washer, very good con-
dillon. La. 6-O3s0.
FURN.-Double bed. boz SPRINGS,
mattress. headboard, matchine
spread and drapes. S45. He T.
1896.
FuRN Compiled household ftirn
for 5 rms. with washer and dry
er; everything In new shane. rea-
sonable. HE 4-2O8l.
FURN.-Kroehier Chesterfield bed
Chesterfield chair. ottoman with
slip covers reas, no 2-70n2.
FURN. Of 3IO s. ulebe I'd, Ar.
other household articles. No reas.
offer refused, IA. 2-66s3.
FunN. - small davenport, foam
rubber. and chair, alp covers In
Guided: GOOD eond. Ii. 6-27as.
FgRN,=complete modern furnish
ings for enc, apt; simmons Hide
A-Bed. Charles Eames chairs, etc.
Phone EN-. $4,000 or RA. 6-622O
FURN., Drexel. precedent din, rm
grouping: also some liv, rm,- pieres
refRr saerifice. Fl. l.SI2b,
FuRN.-Modern sofa and chaii
with custom made slipcoyers
I held din. table. drop leaf exten.
sion Tor ~ people. with . chairs
$3.50. OF. 6-4224.
tRNfUM plaro a0~s kt...ta aa0
targ sig; recorder. S26. LU
FURN --Contents OF nicely iurn
sun. and Mon, i2-8, DE. g-ais6
FuRN. = Beautiful rose antique
nee SIS or best oiier: 4 antieu.
ofsr. w s-4ist ' ''''' 0'''
stSIsi, $50; lounge chair. SIS
sec, studio, S2b: dinette set, $2bl
mattress and boz springs on less
$40: foam rubber sofa, el2h; sofa
bed and reclining chair, $3.50; 0c.
caalonal chair, SDi OAl2 rug, $50
other Items, all new, never used
stored in warehouse In rear. 1baa
22nd 81, NV. NO. 7-4672.
FuRN. : simmons Hide-A-Bed,
double-slze bed, excel. cond., $50
WO. B.g442,
FURN.--Lovely white French pro.
vinclal powder table with match
ms bench; reas, Call JU B-44S6
FURN. from nice upper NV
homes. Pr conant a BAL maple
maple Nv. rm., 500 nah, china
S.:l sss sS.h s.p eld IIs rm anst ssS
abbott snd lsndcmn' aoio p' Abe.
cent Peoples. Open tiI pm,
I'M. s.eS77. CLOSED this sund Y