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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18
County BOOkmObile
Schedule Posted

The Lima public lbrary's
county bookmobile made its first
stop of the year at the Lafayette
school Monday, when the sched-
ule for the remainder of the year
was announced. The bookmobile
will visit each stop once a month.
Lafayette stops will be made
on the first Monday of the
month; October 6, November 3,
December l, January 2, Feb
ruary 8, March 8, April 6 and
final pickup May 4.
Stops will be made at Beaver
dam the second Wednesday of
each month on September II,
October Is, November u, De-
cember 10, January q, Feb
ruary IS, March IS, April Is and
a final pickup May 7.
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Pleasant Hill

WSCS meets this evening in
the home of Mrs. Willard Jen-
nings at 7:30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merwyn Rock
hold were Thursday evening cal
lers in the home of Mrs. Pearl
Huber.
Mrs. Lille Anderson of Bea-
verdam, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Huber and son Darrell of Bluff
ton and Mrs. Pearl Huber at
tended the Augsburger reunion
at Richland Grange hall.
Mrs. Vera Zimmerman and
daughters and Eddie Henderson
attended the homecoming at the
Pleasant Hill church on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Gleason
celebrated the birthday of their
mother, Mrs. c. H. Zahrend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bell
were Sunday supper guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd VandemarE
at Pandora.
Mrs. Karl Huber and Mrs
Bessie Hefner of Lafayette, Mrs
Huber Wingate of Harrod anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess anC
granddaughter were Sunday sup
per guests of Miss Nellie anc
Mrs. Lille Huber.
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QUESTION BOX

Q-Can cork tiles be applied to
floors subject to water spills,
such as bathrooms and kitchens?
A-Certain kinds of cork tiles,
yes, but not all. Newly developed
types are available from various
manufactures especially de-
signed for kitchens and baths.
These are impregnated with wax
or vinyl.
Q-When our central air-condi-
tioning system was installed, we
economical by foregoing duct
work to two bedrooms, then I'M
used. Now both rooms are oc-
cupied, but are uncomfortably
warm in summer when the doors
are closed for privacy. Any sug-
geStion beyond new ductwork?
A-SWitch to ponderosa pine
lower doors on the two rooms.
These can be kept closed for
privacy, yet air still can circu-
late through the lowers. If your
cooling equipment is big enough,
the rooms will be more comfort
able.
OFF we do the work ourselves
in converting our attic to living
space do we stand a chance OF
getting a cash return for our la
bors if we ever sell the house?
A-Absolutely. In many parts
of the country today appraisers
add as much as 81 to the cash
value of the house for every dol.
lar spent on specific improve,
ments, such as porches, convert
ed attics, recreation rooms, anc
the like. A basement recreation
room that costs $500, for exam
pie, could add $1,000 to the re
sale price of the house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Daugherty in
Shelby. Thursday callers in the
Robinson home were Mr.. Roy
Billings of Del Ray Beach, Flori-
da and Mr.. Russell Ketchem.
Tuesday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Blunden
were Rev. and Mrs. Guy Chaplin,
Mrs. Verda Watt and Dean Hall,
Sunday dinner guests of the
Blundens were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Justir
Blunden of Lima Mrs. Ethel La
rue of Harrod and Miss Catherine
Hefner, honoring Larry Blunden
before his leaving for college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mericle oi
Conner, members of the Fred
Stearns family of Van Vert, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew HullibargeI
and family spent Sunday at the
Ada park.
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Clair Fett has traded his prop
erty on Geiger street to II. r.
Lugibihl for the latter'S property
on Campus drive.
Rev. A. M. Mann of GAINESVILLE
has been assigned TO the pas
torate of the Bluffton Methodist
church by the annual church
conference held at Springfield.
A. J. B. LongSdorf will be di-
rector of practice teaching at
Bluffton college during the years
absence of Prof. j. S. Schultz
who is completing work on a doc
tors degree at the University of
Cincinnati.
Delivery of Bluffton's new fire
pumper was made Wednesday
morning at II O'Clock. Total cost
will be $5,501.
Football schedule for Bluffton
college this year includes games
with Capital, Bowling Green,
Findlay, Wittenberg. Toledo
and Defiance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Klingler of
near Ada are the parents of a
son. Mrs. Klingler was formerly
Miss Bernice Ewing OF Orange
township.
Four weeks grace given last
month when the new stop lights
were installed will expire this
week and motorists are given mo-
tice by mayor Fred Triblehorn
that stop signs and stop lights
will be enforced according 10 the
ordinance.
Mrs. Raymond Hilty has been
named superintendent of Blufftor
! hospital, succeeding Miss Lydia
Deerhake, who resigned.
Bertran Smucker, eight-year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L
Smucker was brought to his
home here from Clinton Memoir
ial hospital in ST. Johns, Mich,
igan, where he was taken after
receiving a broken leg when he
was struck by an automobile.
In News Our Fathers Read
Aug. II, 1899; jeweler d. c. Blk
el and his assistant, Ray Trip
lett, took the town clock apar
Tuesday and gave it a thorough
cleaning. It was erected in 1885,
and this is the first time ii ha.
been cleaned. It was nearly ;
whole days work.
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Lafayette
PAGE FOURTEEN

Thursday the Women's Fellow
ship of the Congregational Chris
tan church met in Fellowship
hall for an all day meeting. Host
esses were Mesdames Charles
Miller, William Hawk, John
Thayer, Ronda Gossard, Jackie
Alderman and Ruth Kinstle.
Mrs. Georgia Watt and her
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holderman of Toledo called
Thursday in the homes of Mrs.
Blanche FIelser and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Violet.
Mrs. William James and
daughters of Lima spent Wednes-
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake Guthrie.
The WSCS of the Lafayette
Methodist church entertained
Wednesday in the church the
WSCS of the Allentown Metho-
dist church with a covered dish
dinner. Thirty visitors were pres
ent.
The Helping Hand class of the
Methodist church met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Leon Inskeep. Twenty-Five mem
bers answered roll call and Mrs.
Harold Hickerson and Mrs. Ed
ward Stump were assistant host
eSses.
Postmaster Everett Crum-
rine left Friday for Cincinnati to
attend the Postmasters' conven-
ton held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spang-
Ter and family of Bluffton were
Sunday dinner guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wavel Rams
bottom.
Mrs. Opal Nye and Mrs. Bea-
trice Eaton of Lima spent Wed.
nesday afternoon in the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kline.
Ronnie and Linda Long of Lima
spent the week end with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
ence Long.
Mr.. Charles Lilies of Maumee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lilies oi
Lancaster and Richard Oakley OF
Greenville were Friday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Martin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Griner oi
Russells Point and Mrs. Hazel
Bassitt were Thursday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall. Sat
urday dinner guests of the Halls
were Mr.. William Martin oi
Archer City, Texas and his SON
Charles Martin of Burk Burnette,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace
of Fostoria spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Delma Watt.
Mr.. Edward Murray is i'll ir
the home of his daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Koogler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brackne,
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Boy Scouts Hear
Talk on Gun Safety

Preliminary to the opening of
new hunting season, Bluffton
Boy Scouts heard a talk and DEM
onsrahon on gun, safety by Will
bur Niswander, Bluffton gun
smith and widely known marks
man, Tuesday evening at their
regular meeting last week.
Niswander advised the bows
never to so hunting except in the
company of their father or an
other adult. After listing a dozen
safety precautions, he hold the
boys that a hunters gun like his
auto, should be under control al
all times. There are no STOP
signs in handling firearms" he
said.
THE CINCINNATI Southern
railroad is the only municipality
owned railroad in the nation.
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spent the past two weeks Vaca-
tioning at Topeka, Kansas and
various points in the Ozark noun
tains. The Brackneys' son, Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. Brackney and
daughter Marcia of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, spent a few days with
his parents recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Robinson
were Sunday dinner guests oi
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NelUs Our Fathers Read
FROM THE BLUFFToN NEWS ISSUE OF SEPT. 49, 19e8-

Bluffton high school will play
an 11-game football schedule
this year.
Miss Frieda Kraft of Blutfton
became the bride of the Rev.
John Gauss, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran church in Jenera.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18

Mrs. Pearl Vert was a guest
Monday of Miss Nellie and Mrs.
Lille Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber
were in Detroit over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber at
tended the wedding of Miss Jea-
nette Boyd to Mr.. Kenneth Ly-
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from El Paso, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Av-
cry Watt of Lima Wednesday
evening.
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man of Toronto, Canada.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Basinger
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Hartman and family Sun
day.
Mr.. Maurice CribleZ was a
Sunday evening guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Hartman.
Mr.. Rodney Jennings is home
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THE FIRST private industrial
mobile unit on the peaceful ap-
plications of atomic energy is
operated by the Industrial Nu-
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cleonics corporation of Colum-
bus, Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-09-18

Mr.. Rodney Jennings is home
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INSULATED DECORATIVE PLANK

IRONFR, GE automatic: table
maple and chairs: kit. set, blus
formica and 4 chairs: tables,
odd manie PA a-I0S7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

PIANos--Reconditloned upriehls
from SOS up Good election avail
able now We feel that our prices
on used pianos are the lowest IN
this area, 80 visit our store be-
fore you buy. Alse barEains In
new and used epinets. consoles
ane srands Oyer 100 90 plane. 20 g
sInlE . hSls I a. 4. ihnn.;z.. On The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
Brothers Furniture Co.

. Blks From Baileys Crossroads
Va on Seminary Rd.
OPEN DAILY TIL y
SATURDAY TIL 4
FURN.-Liy. nm; . MARBLE top this
new, sofa, Ice, mble top antique
tkwd. teie,. exit, tble., bar blk
chair t6le; amps, imp. Chimes,
nd ,-hkd russ cleo. fans, vac, othel
items Aft. $3.50 pm, AID 4-45S4
zoe
FuRN.--Leaving country: eomplet,
house furn.: very good eond. Cal
FURN.-3 bedrm. suites. liv. rm
set, din. rm set; all good cond.
rcas. 10. 5-1567.
FURN.-Moying into apt. will sac.
rifiee misc. household items. CO
5-046l. l744 Kilbourne pl NV
FURN.-solid nah. china closet
table, buffet. larse size; Si35, CO
5-222J
FURN.-sofa, chair, rug. cabinet
gil good eond.; best oHer. 10
FURN.-Liv. rm. consisting OF sofa
tables. lamps, also breakfast set
new cond,; $3.50 complete 4i3'
Hayes st. ne
FURN --Mahos din rm set. buffet
table, extra leaves. & chairs. Magic
Chef gas range. low dresser. chest
OF drawers. SIP. 3-93S6.
FURN.--storkline crib and Kant.
Wet mattress. sofa bed, rollava,
bed, Philco AM and short wave
radio. Call AID, 4-42O5, Sat. betw
> 10 5 and sun, betw. 10 TO IL
FURN.-Liv. rm., 3-pc. seetiona
sofa. beige and brown tweed
orig. cost, 1885: will sell fol
$3.50, Also beige tweed chair
and I pumpkin color chair. reas
Beautiful table lamp and corner
table and noor lamp, also
cocktail table, walnut and tile
top, chrome dinette set, oris
cost, SIPS: sell $40. This furn
was bought mos. aeo. left to BE-
sold for estate Apply Apt. eos
1898 Peabody 81. NV. RIA 3
4l36. sat, Sun. Mon. 9-ii:36
am
FURN.; leav. city--Eleg. Pr. Prov
1-pc. sect sofa. pd. - 200. sci
$3.50: ving-baek chr. $50: loungl
chr. SOS: mahog Extensole din
rm tble, .s65: fr side ehrs., pc
cons. Admiral IT, $50 OF. a-74si
FURN.-widower must sell 5-pieel
hedrm set. $50. Call LU. 2-0T24
Sat. or Sun. afternoon.
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MOBILE HAN STATION. 10 % II
ne W. siss' IA s-es9s. '"'
moIohs-lLloo 70 100 hp, and
reduction scar, $40 volts; re-
lnuh 18th a.. NO. 1-O21f.
MOTORS RnPAIRED. exchanged on
most ninea Willis you wait Lowest
ptleel; parking kbECTnIC
EQUIPMENT CORP sa9d nher-
man ave. nv, AID, e-i00o.
MULfILlTm I11o. nostitch elee
EQUIP. ssrS elem RI 7-i1si' -
MULTILITH MACHINE. Medsl IS:
harfain al 500. HARRY J.
ABRAMS lee L d. ne.
MUSICAL INsTnUMENrs-clarl.
makes bought, sold and rented
Low rates, Al instruments hoard
Of Edueailen approved WASH
MUSIC s cpNrER isss n At. us
NATIONAL CASE RRoIsTER,
perfect eond. 500 SUPER Tie.
UoRs, f7sB Marlboro pike, Cora
Hills shopping Center. 20. SSH.
or 20. k-9h0t,
NEON sI0N-Dbl face. io'o'xii'
Main letierlna 10" multl-eolored
OF slen nash aetiynted; IDEA
for furniture store. Adaptable Tor
restaurant or tavern. ooinE out
Of business, forced 70 saerifiee
or so, 0-es5a, fl3 Ritchie
hlehWay. Glen Burnie.
NIAGARA cyelo MASSAGE unit, new,
Gacrlfce; ~. e-e2al,
OFFICR DIviDERs, mahogany with
glass tops. SIS. MA, e-OS2d.
OFFICE EQUIP. desks, chairs, iles,
typewrlttera. add. mach, etc. onf-
gains. CIRCLE, 01d 9TH 81. NV
OFFicE EQUIPMENT = one No,
1900 addresHoGraph with auto.
feed: two 10-drawer cabinets VIII
srsphotyps' Dan re. 7-llaO.
OFFIcE FURNITURE = LAWYER
erecutive desk. glass top; awiye
and 2 matching leather ehairs
g0od condition. reaaonabh DIS
Colorado Bldg, NE. s-2O27.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

DINING nm. SET. magnificent solid
nahos traditional din; rm table
tifui condition: Slob. KR. s-977a
DINETTE TABLE with pad. ma.
hog; credenza buffet; both good
cond.. $50 ca. ia. 7-004..
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LUMBER
OPEN SAT. SUN.

Flush doors t2ndsl. SEQ up; un-
dersise. 2x4xs, 3sc. KIP panelins
and shelving. l5c; AKA cedar. zoe
lin, IT,; cedar piekets. Ice.
AXIS .,heetrock, 81 .65 per sheet:
v-ioint spruce No. ., 1Se, cut 70
size. Free delivery.
ARNOLD LUMBER co.
Rear 323 Cedar st. NV.
Tskoma Park. D. G. III. 2-344s
cond. Cali EN-. 2-3ie3.
MATTRESS, sERTA and springs
double; good condition; best Of
fer: RE. $500.
MATTRESS. felt. and box springs,
dble.. good cono, S25 or best
offer. Sun lamp, S.. CT. 6-11s7. .
MATTRESS. inner spring, single
bed size. SIS. AID. 2-4157.
MEAT-sLICING MACHINE. $50
RA. 6-g633.
MICROSCOPE. zeiss. never been
used, WIN sell reasonable. EN-.
2-iO4i.
MIXER. Homart. 90 ats; bread
slicer. slightly used; $3.50 Wilson
blvd. IA, 1890 or IA. 7-ls0s.
MOBILE UNIT, PM receiver, band
20 70 80 NC, new, $50. IA
s-6596.
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s srse s srspss for 2O-ft. wall Phone
GAS RANGES, used new. SI0 up
Easy .redit ACME STOVE CO
iO11 9TH St NV, MA s-sa52
GAS RANGE, 4O-in. Roper, 4 burn
ers broiler, warmer. oven: good
cond. RE. 5-399l
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef. storage
space. $50. AP. 7-4943.
GAS RANGE - Norge 36-in., A.
broiler: white. Excel. cond. $50
delivered. II. 6-22l0
GAS RANGE, RcA ESTATE, al
most brand-new; perfect condi-
tion. $50 no. 2-4967.
GAS RANGES, new used installa.
ton PEERLESS SALES co 2231
Ga ave NV, lad 2.2lOO
GAS RANGE (Vulcan). restaurant
size, 8 burners, = ovens. griddle;
n IIke nsM; C ~ s TtisSa;4 t@ke si0o
GAS STOVE, NORGE, 80 in. table
top, white enameled, oven con-
trcl; good cond.: $50. CT. 6-6g14.
GENERATORS. STARTERS, 81 so
up, Ice assert ELECTRIC motor re-
pairs 41st year CARLY. 1908
18th NO 7-0224
GERMAN LUGRR with holster, $50
Call JE. 3-S7l6
} GLIDER, steel plastic cushions
I any reasonable offer. 53l3 Chill
lum Place. ne. LA. 6-0776.
GOLF CLUBS. 4 set, Wilson stan
1887 model, woods and irons,
$3.50 ! set spalding 1853 irons,
$50. OIL. 4-0532.
GOLF CLUBS. bas. . woods, 3
irons. hickory shaft $40. LU
4-Sg63.
GOLF CLUBS, 8 Bobby Jones Kro-
Elite irons and matched woods
with covers and good baE Excel,
cond.. $50. Call any time Sun
day. TE, 6-3s03,
GOLF CLUBs-Larse selection OF
odd woods and irons, 81 so Up.
COLUMBIA LUGGAGE EXCH
1852 Columbia I'd. NV Du
: GUITAR. Gretsch, Chef Atkins. with
case; also. ampli1ef. DE AR
MoND TREMoLo. no. 2-Ol33.
GUITARS. Martins, new shipmen,
lust arrived. including D2S
GUITAR SHOP. 1915 NJ st. NV
Me. s-l4i9.
GUN - Springfield, .3O-O6 target
rife. Lyman sights and extra
sporter barrel. Unertl 1lz-inch
target scope. EN-. 2-b214.
GUN-Revolver. Ruger black hawk
Cal. 357 magnun. o shot. Excel.
condition. VIII. 1852.
GUNs-7.35 Italian rife, SIS; jap.
6.5 Sporter stock, $50; Sentinel -
pistol, $50; all excel. RE. 6-6035.
GUNS : Ithaca l2-gauge. venti-
lated-rib. SS5; Winchester Hor-
net with scope. 500. 10 IT. row
boat. 500. CHI. S-Si19.
HEARING AID. Beltone, concerto;
brand-new condition; fraction Of
oris. cost. BOX No. 256-R. star.
nj Fl, loud-Speaker cabinet,
shrader- built, Capozio. excel.
cond SIS. Viking tapedeck,
sterio hds., VI, old, excel. cond..
$50. JE. 3-3sgi.
HI.FI. stereophonic amplifier. Bel
3DTG: net cost, Sl60: sell half
price. NO. 7-si3s
nj FI-Mc1ntosh new model I'm
AM Tuner. not yet locally stocked
prtvata artv Nh a.RA6R
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FURNITURE

Tremendous savings on solid cherry
bedroom and dining room furni-
ture. NEED DRAWER SPACFl
Maple chest on chest, only SEQ .05.
best buy anywhere on nationally
advertised mattresses. box springs
and HOLLYWOOD beds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

PIAN0s-New spinet pianos from
s sesflsr K iiSff s ssSassS cLsAR
ANcE OF FINE PIANOS. SOS
down, balance IN 20 mos. KITS.
1880 g ST NV, RE. 7-0212
Alexandria store open I'll Q pm
1891 Mt. Vernon ave. tample
parking.
PIANo--Rec0nd upright Ex-
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LUMBER - MILLwORK
Open Sat. Sun. Til 6 PM

Ewes. 10 3 pm. Flush doors ends,
secs, any size door Jams. $50;
3lz-in, trim. &c. shelving ana pan,
groove mahoe ply. AXIS. $40 ea.
GENERAL MILL LUMBER co.
1890 Knowles ave, Kens.. Nd, on
cam ave WI o-o9i9
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FREE DELIVERY a. PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
1101 7th ST. NV.
OFFICE SWIVEL and posture
chairs. hassock fans, excel. cond
Must sac. best offer. XII. S-2277
OIL BURNER. complete with oil
tank: reasonable. RE. 6-3426
ORGANs-We have several real
values In slightly used home cleo
tronic instruments Of good makes.
Terms Phone Mr. Satterly. ST.
$4,000 JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and @ SITS NV
ORGAN. parlor pedal. solid walnut
Completely overhauled. S125 OF
best offer. wo. 6-4117.
ORGANS. PIANOS. MUSICAL IN.
STRUMENTS-Compare 9 lines Of
oreans in one store. new Thomas
start at 1905: Gulbransen tran
sistor organ with reverberation
and 30-watt Leslie speakers: per-
1850. A terrific organ: Lowery
may be added at only Saa5
Estey single manuel reed organ
with IS stops and eouplers.
IDEAL for small church, $3.50 New
Lester. chickering and Kraukauer
pianos, spinnet type used pianos
from $3.50 IN. rebuilt and re-
finished like new olds and King
band instruments Gibson guitars
and mandolins Rent with the
0ption IN purchase: terms IN TO
30 months KEENEY'S PIANO 4
MUSIC STORE. 161 West ST
Annapolls; phone Colonial a-26"a
ORGANs-Shop at home. Call for
our mobile units. Free home trisls
New spinet organs from S9gh
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE. T.
R2l2 Alexandria store, open til
pm. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave
Ample parkingl
OZALID. Osomatic Model. perfect:
for quick sale. 81 .05O. HARRY
J. ABRAMS. l24 L st. ne.
PAINT sPRAYER on mobile cart.
h.u. motor. Diaphram type.
New de luxe speedy gun. $50 .95
PHOTOsTAT verifax copier. legal
size with stand: new, over $500:
sac, S175 or best offer. Also
IBM cleo, typ IBM time stamp,
LU. I-6S56 today.
PIANO. Vose. baby grand: ma
hoTany: excellent condition; $500.
ME S-339S.
PIANO. upright, 800 No dealer,
no phone calls. 300 Conn ave
NV, Apt. BOB.
PIANO, upright. recond.. good Quail
ny mahoe. case: Sl25. VII.
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FIREPLACE SET. s26; rad. covers
SOS: excellent condition; e-pe. din
room Oarge). $50: eate-leg table
bedrm. sets, rugs, Bunting glider
many bargains, House sold, NOV
Ing south. 32l7 Adams Mill I'd
- ~ no 2-Soa3
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uI-TI oufat-openker. turn tahls
and amplihsr: rsaa. o. viii split
OIL. a-aasl,
mi-Fi. saw aahF. Pvt. ognsl
must sacrii, this week end. Taps
recdr Ampex. Monaural fecqft
and pl,sesss Rlua s's IT,. ana ~
AMBER matched smp spfra IL
mIeTophons' Model asa. Also
compl. custom console made b
I Campbell Muale Co. with AM-FA
tuner. pre.amp and amp. Rseofs
chgr. Or ola. mas, cart. ls'
sgs' Mos. w VIZ W. s, sfs i Az
recdr., i mns. old. won IN raiis
Mise. elereo and Monaufal pre-.
EM. s-2ss3' between 10 and 3.
mI-FI. MefNTpeH.ampa new. c-s
nre-amn.. siIs; 2 noxAKa caal
corn. enel ssas; hhociN 4 \;
w best onsr, rw. a-70s1, Tw
m.FT c0mPONENTs = Just re
celted 4 large shipment Of Hlefel
rccnrdsi s-.ph and IN. tlsfel
cartrldeea 10 stock. The Hl-F
aHop, Hii klna o.. Alexandria
We, Nj 1910, open Thurs am
NJ yPISsTSiiy Th-xx speaker
HI.FI. is-ln. wharidaIs wooisr
best oiief over 800. Wo, a-ai i3
uI.FI, Maenovox, AMIN a-speet
PLAYER, aprsksrs; excel. cond.
bsss ofier ~. s-72i2,
T EEoIEsl RisI sgSS vi. ss.ss;
dual Pre-amp., 500 stereo Tuner
! Sfl4; 6tero converter. $500 q
Silver spflng stors only; Ate,
condenser Mikes. siaS; " = =
VT. amp, sfai Jensen. Mahoe
Tri-plex, sgeb. Electrovoice ma,
hos. 81, Centurion ~, was $3.50
nov $685.. Electrostatie speaker
$50. Downtown only; boeen. ~,
new, me q p ISas "f pB.sIiins. az, RI
I is wi. $40: Bosen HP-iO nsv
$50; Brooks tuner. So; Cahlnari
floor sample speaker Equip 20 q
fOss on; Wharfdnle SFlB-3 Sl6i
and dozens Of othera. See " nIsi
for Bo0EN, SCOTT. LANSING
! OAHhARD, UNIVERSITY. HAR,
MONfKARDON. JENSEN and al
I the otherA AZ low andlophile ne
I PRICES, EMco Who Who'll :
NE, SASH, also Open Thurs. eve
! and ell DAY Sat. and l123 Eiqlei
lane across rear Sears IN Silvel
Sprlngl, u. h-iH00 also 1per
I Mon, Thurs, Fri. ewes. all de-,
sat. Free parkina.
HI-FIDELITY, Admiral; powerful
delivery: 4-speed auto. e-ieweied
needles. bass and treble control
Dick up pavts.. bal. $50 Call AID
t-77ii for free home demonstra'
ton
HTDkABED. sleepright. Beige snd
black tweed. Used only as guest
bed. ; yrs. old sos. OIL. 2-61is
HTDEARED, simmons; walnut
sofa Best offer. Ju. 5-2s24.
HIDE-A-BED. almost new, Sim
mons best quality. green. nylon-
rayon fabric, Lawson style Leave
no. at kD. 4-3o36 and l will cal
you.
HTDE.A-BED SOFA. simmons: ex-
cellent condition; $50 Call IA
2-sas7 for information.
HORSE BRAssEs, antique English
design for decoration and orna-
ments. 75c to $i.50 each. sP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

RADIO PARTs-Electronic equip
.nent for. sale, amateur, test and
sun. 2 to o. La. 0-i3e2. 72I
Kennedy 81. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

RADIO ;.uI,1:.. HALLIcRAETERs; sx AZ
NC; good cond.; $3.50. so. b-43ls
RADT0-PHONO, olympic: new au-
tomato, bargain. Ewes. or week
end. call 10. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

FURN.-Mahog desk: hosp. bed; 2
Sel mat; / dbl. coil spring: end
ables; two l2" cleo. fans. Holly
wood box spg. CO. 5-0307.
FURN.-7 matched pieces din. rm.,
toasted mahog Also custom trav-
erse Grapes for 20-ft. wall. Phone
XII $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

ssIssd Yn spsG shlDmsal ct = s,sI e
reeordsl SOS and w.. sisfss
Va NJ. e-ablf Open Thurs and