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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Bowie Officials
HopetoResun1e
Meet Tomorrow
Heavy Snow Forces
Track to Coll OFF
Its Eighth Program
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Racing was called of al
Bowie again today, with q
foot or more Of heavy snow
burying the weather jinxec
track.
1t was the eighth program
Cancelled by the vicious
weather since Bowie began its
meeting February 8.
In addition to five lost pro.
grams. three weather insurance
days also have been utilized
since the big snow storm Feb
ruary Is. which shut the track
for five days.
Predictions of warm Ell
weather tomorrow made Bowie
officials hope that racing could
be resumed tomorrow. That
decision will be made early
tomorrow morning.
Races Carried Over
The same horses scheduled
to race today will compete
tomorrow, weather permitting,
If racing also is Cancelled
tomorrow, the card will be
thrown out and a new set Of
entries will be drawn for Sat-
urday.
Howard Pierce, Bowie's vice
president and general manager,
made the announcement that
the track would not operate to-
day. Roads in the area were
practically impossible and
there was danger from fallen
trees and wires.
Fans Leave Early
Snow began falling at Bowie
shortly after racing began
yesterday and continued
throughout the night. Many Of
the fans left the track early
yesterday before driving became
treacherous. A few left their
cars behind and took the train
home.
A March 20 postponement is
the latest at Bowie since the
first two days we're postponed
April ID in 1924. The March
10 card was Cancelled in 1856
because of snow.
The good fortune that Mrs.
Ethel D. Jacobs has had at
Bowie with Joe Jones. who
once won the John B. Camp
bell Handicap for her. failed
to stand up yesterday after the
running of the seventh race.
Joe Jones also was second and
fourth in other Campbell run
ningS,
Joe Jones. ridden by Nick
Shuk and running under a
$4,000 claiming tag. won the
race but was disqualified and
placed second, with William
H. Bishops Mambo Man the
winner.
Clarence Meaux, who rode
See BOWIE, Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
.basiIio Works,
Robinson Rests
For Title Bout

CHICAGO. Mar. 20 R.-
Challenger Sugar Ray Robin
son. close to the 160-pound
limit. may take a rest from his
training sessions today while
Middleweight Champion Car
men Basilio concentrates on
road work.
One of Basilio's managers
John DeJohn, said the cham
pion is "tapering of" in drills
for his title defense in Chicago
Stadium Tuesday night.
yeah, I'm tapering off"
Basilio said. 81 didn't work
more than CT rounds yeSter-
day."
Basilio admitted his weight
was under 154. :
Joe Louis Comments
After watching the champion
step through two fast rounds
with Archie Whitfield. 1872,
Joe Louis commented:
That Basilio is as strong as
a bull, And ] like his cornbina-
tons. He doesn't throw just
one punch and quit, he throws
two OF three at a time"
Basilio refused to predict a
knockout victory.
II think I'll win," he said,
but who is going to predict
a knockout? Robinson has
never been stopped except by
Joey Maxim and the heat"
Both fighters passed their
pref1ght physical examinations
with ease yesterday. but there
we're some verbal fireworks
among their Spokesman.
GainfOrd Blasts Forth
Robinson comanager
George Gainford, commended
| BaSilio's corner used grease on
an eye cut which contained
"chloroform and other stuff
last September when Basilio
dethroned Sugar Ray on a split
decision in a blistering bout in
New York.
This got into Robinson's
eyes and bothered him in his
losing defense, Gainford said,
asking how the Illinois COM
mission stood on such things.
Basilio's managers roared
back in rebuttal that the salve
used had been okayed by New
York fight doctor. and if it
See FIGHT, Page Ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

come head football coach at
Laurel High School April /.
Poole has been serving as end
and line coach at the Univer-
sity Of Alabama. He played at
the United States Military
A demy on its undefeated
tel ms during the war years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
High School Names
Barney Poole Coach

LAUREL, Miss, Mar. 20 up
Barney Poole, an All-Americs
md at Mississippi in l94s. who
later played for Army, will be-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07
3 from Chardon
In Auto Crashes

Autos driven by three Char
don residents were involved in
two traffic accidents during the
week, the sheriff's department
reports.
Cars operated by Monica E.
Tarvin, 81, Rt. 3, Colburn Rd.,
and Duwane L. Miller, 46, 224
S. Hambden St., were involved
in a five-car crash on Rt. 6
near Chardon-Kirtland Rd., on
Saturday at 3:15 pm.
Reports stated the first car.
operated by a Mentor woman,
stopped to put paper in a tube
when a second car hit her
bumper. A third car managed to
stop in time, but the Tarvin
vehicle ran into the back of
it, and the Miller car hit on the
end of the string, pushing all
the cars together.
A car driven by Craig T.
Smith, 16, 401 N. Hambden St.,
Chardon, went out of control at
the intersection Of Hermitage
and GrisWold Roads in Chardon
Township at 9 pm. Saturday.
1t skidded 200 yards from the
intersection and was damaged
on the front and right sides,
reports state
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07
2 Plead Guilty
to Sunday Sales
of Liquor, Beer

Two Geauga bartenders char
ged with selling liquor or high
power beer on Sunday pleaded
guilty and were fined in Com
mon Pleas Court here last week.
A third entered a plea Of not
guilty
Fined $50 each were John L.
Morocco Sr., "a, Lyndhurst, bar
tender at Coles Colonial in Mum
son, and Joseph Barna, At, Bur
ton, bartender at Riverside Ia
vern in Troy.
Louis Kosmerl, 40, Wickliffe,
bartender at the Sugar Bush in
Chardon, pleaded not guilty.
Bond was set at 5000 and hear
ing was set for Aug. 20.
The three were cited follow
ing a raid on the places by state
agents on Sunday, July 28.
Owners of the taverns still
await hearings before the state
liquor board, and face possible
suspension or revocation of their
licenses, according to Michael
T. Corsaro, agent in charge in
Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

the Chesterland Knights Of Py-
thias, and of the Atlas club.
He was past president of h e
Cleveland Academy of Osteopa-
thic Medicine and a life mem
ber Of the Ohio and the Ameri-
can Osteopathic Associations.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Edith Becker Cottrell, and two
grandsonS, DR.. Donald v. Ham
pton II, of Chesterland, and
Wade Lee Hampton of S ou t h
Euclid, and three great grand
children, Aleta Lynne, Maria
Rae, and Kevin Scott Hampton
of Chesterland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07
Chardon Village Issues Permits

Ten building permits were is
sued by Chardon Village Clerk
Jennie G. Davidson during July
They are:
Eva Ruck, Wilson Mills Rd.,
moving building; Robert v n
Vliet, 400 Downing Dr., addition
w. S. Richards, 216 N. Hamb-
den ST., heating; Harold Clary,
Water St., sign; Gerald Trask,
122 South St., plumbing and al
terations.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

Helen Cottrell Hampton, a nd
his mother to Kirksville, M o.
Here he graduated from tn e
Kirksville, College of Osteopathy
in 1906. He practiced In Patter-
son, N. J. and New York City
for six years.
He returned in 1911 and open
ed his office at E. 5th and Euc-
lid Ave, Cleveland. He practic-
ed here until 1948. He t h n
moved his office to Lee Rd. and
Cleveland Heights. He retired
from practice and moved to Or
mond Beach, Fla, in 1855.
| He was charter member oi
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07
Set Chester Rites for Dr.. Cottrell

the general store and livery un-
der the name of Cottrell a n d
Sons until 1905, when he sold
the business to his brot h e r,
James.
Then he took his wife, the
late Gertrude Scott Cottrell, his
children, the late Arland Rup-
ert Cottrell, and the late D r.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

CHESTER - DR.. Mead Kel-
ley Cottrell, a Osteopathic Ply
sician for So years, died at his
summer home in Mountain
Home, N. c., Thursday, July 81
He was 81 years old.
Funeral services were h e l d
Monday, Aug. 4, in Ormond
Beach, Fla. Burial services at
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

Chester Cemetery will be a n
nounced at a later date.
DR.. Cottrel1 was born in CheS-
terland, the son of George and
Ellen Cottrell, brother of jam
es, and Elsie Cottrel.
He attended Geauga Semin -
ary, and was Chesterland's first
postmaster. He was manager of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07
Plans Steak Fry

Chardon Chamber of Com
merce members will have no
chance to complain about how
their steaks are cooked, at their
annual steak fry next Monday
they are invited to burn their
own.
Bob Fowler, secretary, say
Bert Barnum, Ed Wettstein and
George Zakany will be on hand
to help for folks who don't
trust their own cooking.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

D. E. Williams Electric, 302
Cynthia DR.. and 304 Cynthia Dr., !,
electrical; The Chardon T e E.
phone Co, 205 S. Hambden St.,
demolition; George r. Zakany
425 Water ST., additions; Hoff-
man Bros. Inc, Park Ave >,
plumbing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07

STATE FLAG
The Ohio Flag was authorized
by the General Assembly on
May 9, 1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

LOCKERS. tables. CLOAK racks.
Ssaehss. s STasSns less o iSr sho ass.
factories. churches, institutlons,
EMcsuisssMfssNf corr nSn' S47s 1 sSss.
man ave. NV. NO, 7.ial1
LUGGAGE AND fRuNKs--DiSeount
prices. e0-4Oss Oh Lady Balti-
more. Samsonite. Airpaek. sky
way, footlocker, new, 50 rs. Free
parking IN rear. Open, 81, g. 4
w. PAwNBRoKERs, 2t67 Pa,
LUMBER, suitable for counters, ia
bles, work benches, picket fence.
screen doors, or mtscel. JU. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

fURN.--Elec. stoves, SIS up: -di-
Dettes. $40 up, compl beds, $40
SONS stV N STAFFORD 81. Ari.
GOO H. from Hecht's, IA. 0-0015,
FuRN,--Fl lamp. ironing board,
bathinette. cocktail and Nv table;
fcaa III g.H0pl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

sAW--iO.ln bench saw, i-h.p
motor and stand 500. WA
5-i606.
ECRERNs. 4 aluminium. appror
1lbe sbx56, $3.50 ca. See any tim,
sun, 400 lnser st., Greenwood
Park. Springfield, Va
SEWING MACHINE Ginger rount
hnl.lr a,1th attsrh .snas a. ~
4 ilvered Cali 10. b-7i6D.
/ srWjsNr MArnsssp a..,.-s..
S.s oin4st, ntnt
10 s.6eSg Wv
s 80 1870 -. s...,,,.---7.,----....
abe slngsr. Small bead; sss
"a M * ri Nw"s SAh
SEWING MACHINE. SINGER =
tsehmsr,s pv M Wi
49, H na~n NV "h 'eeIs
...,,,, , 80. -
ior9ssa md psye,.. .o w,Il d byIvs
800, never used HA 2.003a
SEWING MACnINE--Ussd port
sinEer cleo: SIS call 10. 1870
SEWING, MACHINES heauf ain1a
console. dirk wood, zig-zag Al.
take up payments. s3.15 mo-, bal
SIS. Call TX. a.OSi0. day o
nisht' , ior ires home csmonstre
ChINE CO, ~ l2tn .. NV;
s SIM ma mAchtnk. SINGER. beau beau
SIstool. Ike s Ssss hardly 1i used used
s.i1e5s ''' sAe''nes III" ."
sv,rYNe ss----,.-..--.-.-
~ eneei eonu latest FEATURES
soV. " 0.l0lg. ewes,
SEWING MACHINE. made In Ger
n MAN., brsi1 ld In carton
or9inal value d4S very lo'
pllcs. ~. 1.Vaes, ~ pm.
snaEn uas metai--compisti
s.a:sal 'A"~ Anu ''e -" ~
.ag.'gs --..,---..-.-....-
s ,a.N. L ~ slzss 20
80 ~ StStsWED i ny .aS -
~, S.S...se y. -. o-o".S.
S 49,. s-Me mIs ttee
nnr wesh n,ses, a.S .,ns ~ :.
nine iss n ~, stsss M ai,,
installations made. HARcO EoUIF
CORR. NO 5-i9iR. g3s
SHOE MACUINRRv ro,,ni... a.,
l ". old; losing lease. on
t-4525 or NE. h-4sih.
SHOT GUN. Mossberr, q shots. al
Poly. new condition, S22. do
mouse. Vie III; s-50O1
RHrTTkne. oil burner. Prenrl
doors. sliding doors, Toilet. wash
er. OF 0-bll3
SILVER, sets AZ atieff: Ramhle
Rose. Royal Danish. Prelude. oil
discount Ro9SLYN LOAN CO
nAs so al II CO. hossisn' va
IN. - : -.
SILVER TIA SERVICE, 5 pieces ans
European. ov a-3lha.
Z SIMMONS SOFA BED and chair
stromeeTg AM-FM radio an,
phono. 10. l.as3s.
SINK with cabinets. red Formiea
pfae. new gas stove; ehild.s war
utvne enests reas 10 1-4S.a
SINK. YOUNGSTOWN cabinet. dbie
bowl, dble, dYainboafd. nne oond
$50. IA. 2sI10d
SkILsAW, homebuilders; pfae
iieagly new: cost SOD. SO. Sacriiic,
so3. 10, a-ot4i
sLEEPING BAG. 36xs0 B ihs duel
down. nylon outer cover and innel
balloon cloth. SIS. LU. s-76sd.
SODA FOUNTAIN, eleven stooi,
comple;e. bsef hay miryay 49,,
unit, coaster stanS. steam fshls
etc 3sVi Hamilton 81. Hyatts
VILE.
SOFA. leatheTetfe- S9a a oecs
sionsl chairs. NO. s-7slO. BE-
tween : and q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

FURN. nrpakfFont. antique.
Japaneae, hand painted, 3 shelves,
drawer, ht 64-in., W. aa-in
excel. eond $500 or best ofter
fuRNs-Bedrm. set. maple. bon
aprinE and mattress incl. $50
Comp. Hollywood beds, $40, Knee
hole desk. NO. Library tble.. $40
Small chest, IS. Firepl. set, elb
Typewriter, $40. Washstand, ~. so
Rocker ,o;Ss . Misc, JU, S-ssss
FURN. Maple, excel, eond.. chest
OF drawers, J ehairs, uphOl-
stored, ) small tables. book
lot for sa0. AID. s-l4Sl,
Fu l.l Double bed, sgr h :. and
2OIa.
FURN.---Better erAde used apiece
veneer. Nearly new condition.
Sold 2 as as unit Y. sso7 Conn. ave
FURN.--Maple crib, So; rollaway,
cot. $40; brass bed, $40. 2-pe.
maroon living room suite, $40: y
walnut din chairs. $40 all. 4
dreSSvrs, 50 ca: Kenmore wash
ing machine Al condition, 500.
pretty Lawson sofa, green. $50
IA T-Tti6S. week end shOp 10000
Rockville Pike Omen Sun.
FuRN Din run. table 4 chairs,
cor. china cabinet, vanity, bench
and end tables. blonde wood CT
u-2Slu
FURN.--Desk, SIS; sotabed Sis;
blond hunkhed, aa-ingh, x35
$40 Lounge chair. SIS many other
70 clear. TURNOVER sHo oi'fis'
47a3 Suitland I'd. so. Omen sun
and daily. LII. except Monday
FuRN.--sofa and chair. blue
frieze; antique desk; boat com
pass. OV 3-s3O33
FuRN.--e Chinese green exile
rugs. $500 each Australian rose
wool rus, $50; 90 Gu "a. deep
freeze. <i3S. /. green tabie lamps,
table radio Westlnwhouse rooster,
SEQ full length Irish Linen Rreen
drapes with eoTriees, SsT5.
mahog. gateieg table. S25 oil. 4.
tidns,
fURN.--2 matching 3-pc. mod
sect eouehes, green. cost 1000,
sell al Tor 5000. VIII B-40sl
FURN. Hide-a bed, chair, rug.
coffee. end tables: EM. a-0Sf3
Monday Friday
GARAGE DOOR. overhead, q win
dows 1'6~xSse~. used. but good
$50 EN- 2-asf7.
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IIJMBER

Open Sat.-Sun. Til 8 PM
Ewes 10 pm. New flush doors
IDS. x2.pb. one price for any size
door lambs, Ss.Na; aih-ln trim &c.
good shelyinE, l5e special studs
atc; KIN pine pan. all plvw0odH and
mouldings, GENERAL MILL LUM.
Der CO. 1850 knowles ave. kens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
FARM AND GARDEN

BuLLDOZaRs AND LEADERS for
eNcavating, gradtng and land
clearing. CAL ON. 4-s533; niebts.
Ma $4,000
GRAvELY TRACTION cempl over
hauled, new guar $50 GRAVE
W OF WASHINGTON 10.
t-77Os'
HAY, excel quality. timothy, clover,
alfalfa ana mixed; also straw ~
ton or load. delivery WE s-2Asf.
LANDsC'APING SERVICE : Prun.
ine PLANTING, transplanting, sod-
ding lawns made, renovated; tree
W. c WALKER III s.le53
MANURE. COW, rotted very nnei
Ev i-2sdb or uaithefsburg ee4
lcontinued on Neat Passl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

PUMPS. $3.50 np. stump pumps.
auto. $40 rs; ise selection. Brlne
Us your pump probiemsg motors
wait EI.EcTRic RoUlPMEST CO.
ma Sherman ave. NV AID. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

AfGntNS, closing out for health
reasons y NJ 4 mo Male anc
female show stock Matron. Mus
see Colonial S-53ns
BASSET frPS. Axe. NO REASONABLE,
onet refused . wkS. SP 3-SS3i
BASSErS. 3 mos Axe, 1 chihus.
hua, toy fox terriers and mixed
puppies 1W 3-1fSI.
BEAGLE. Is mos Axe; good
hunter IA. e-0OO3
BEAGLE PUPS, reg. excep fins
quality . xks. SIS ca Of Sac
pr Central S-3Sal sun only
BELGIAN sHEEpDOG Pups, Axe
rec. excel pets and guardians
~s5-s35. Damascus CT. 3.sOSs
H 70 snSr Sp,,. PUPS rS that sha,, pTS,
dad saS-SAn ~. n-OaO6
BOSTON TERRIER. male. mos
CHAMPION sired "a s-d5OO
BOSTON TrRRIERS Al stud Axe
breed to these for quality blood.
MiNNo IA "-l1iB.
BOSTON TERRIER STUDS, for
quality, breed 10 the best Ju
N-5aSl, i31W coleSville I'd, s. &
BONER, show winning grandson 81
Bsne away IL mos; must sell
BOXER PUPS. Axe reg, shots
wormed' reasonably priced. VIII
d-i6ll
BONER FOR SALE, reg, male dos
mos old; clean. householder
Must sell, leaving the country
BONER. Axe; e-yr.-oid male,
sent sn,le y, well bred, ~. S-oiss'
BONER. male, 1 mos Axe res
vet work completed. Muying, must
sell oil i-3pS3
BoXER PUPS, Axe, champ breed
shots and wurmed. Call "a. 4,
NHO0, " pm. WI DAYS can b,
seen sun, and Mon
CAT, goreeous Shaded silver Per.
stan female, . champions tn pedi-
aree, SO. . mos. old. lia2 Mill
tary I'd. NV EN- I-il32
CHIuuAHuAS nups ana others.
l-yr male attrac prices, champ
lines, Axe. sun. and nights,
CuINC HILIAS-- Must sacrifice herd
" II animals Will accent lat
reasonable offer OIL 2-ea3n
CHIHUAHIiA, Axe ree s mos ,
,rs sw ~ openna .shgws mouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

RADIO AMAEEuH-Harvey Welit
transmittef, The-30 am or ew.
covers so through 2 meters. Comp
ment. iO-metef beam, S25. &c
5is receiver. $50. OIL. s-Tsel
until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

CuINCHILL As Must sacrifice herd
Of IN animals Will accent lat
reasonable offer OIL 9-eaJs
CHIHuAHIiA, Axe req s mos,
male all perm. shots house
trained. $50. WA. S-bsSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

Bedrm. set. complete. has
twin beds mahog din rm. com
plete bedrm set. complete with
dble bed also Easy spindrier-
washer Any reas ofer. UN
t-s5sp or gP 3-i31a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

PROTECTOR, l6mm, Keystone
k-lbl, with case, like new list
price. ~ lp 30, special. 10.
TENpLER's SALES co, gl3 D s.,
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v. FRANK q son
ala 3rd 81. NV. d. 7-Ees'
OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM A PROMINENT
Nationwide Organization
ON SALE NOW

executive aBi Sfcretarsal genyint
walnut desks $50 so. u neW. Seaf
up
Genuine ail-ieatheF null
chairs, excellent condition $50 SCI
II new. si@a
taTial desks So so. IL new $3.50
Genuine leather 2-ssater sofa
sf49 SO; II new $500 Excellent
shape and style
Safe shaw walker frepFoof
22Ks9xei nahog finish. Si9f so,
II new $500 Excellent buy
Steel filinG cabinets. 4 drawers
legal size. So 50. some with locks
Excellent BARGAIN
Conference tables the heftel
kind SO 50 up; value up 10 $3.50
II you want the best N business
furniture see US al this kpecia
aAtI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS FoR REN1

BuILDOZERs. loaderk. Generators
chain saws, mixers. pumps. PorC
tractors cement grindsrs. nni.h'
RENTAL TOOLS a EQUIP. co
CONTRACTOR HEATERS, master
IzDDER s1 to, 1887 "a APP 4. ST
/ no. s-Iglg.
HOSPITAL BEDS, wheelchairs ant
4 walkers, free delivery. JU. y-i767
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LUMBER
OPEN SAT. : sim

Flush doors ~ 90 up; under ,slzs
2xaxk, SIC; select k.p paneling
ibc, nard board 7isei sheet
rock. 81 90 Der sheet Low prleel
on other items Cut TO size Fret
delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
sTIDHAM APPLIANCE CC
LIGHT PLANTS

500 watts. 10 volts. 500 so,
! .00O-Watt surplus. J n. GlctiNER
l2bl3 NJ " NV FE. 3-6345
LIONEL TRAINS Complete layout,
Z Loco " cars, prs. &c, switches
III track, signals etc value, $500
sell $3.50 OIL 2-0i77
LIy. RM, SOFA, club chair, wins
chair, plus slip covers. good cond
Call IA 2-o552
LOCKERS, steel. 81 and up ~"
wide and ~" Wide J n lOfcH-
NER. 1913 NJ st. NV. FE. S-b3ib.
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GARBAGE DISPOSAL
SPECIAL
$50 rs

In original sealed cartons, with
WHIRLPOOL warranty Phone
except Saturday. while theY last
JUNIPER s-64h4
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FURNITURE-HOTEL

We know you can eject real
sasiags on THIS quality used fur
Of WaShineton's leadine hotels.
Hotel writing desks 50 fib
Upholstered chairs Sti 90
S6.in.-width innerspring mattresses,
ROll-a-way beds with ma,tFsssss
Si4 0S
walnut dressers Sl7 A5
S6-tn. width sleelS bunk beds q
unitSl St0.aa
SEN on. Width hollywood beds &c. .so% 4:
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AMERICAN GOLD COINs-we pa,
W % so for SEQ pieces. S2g. SO
for $40. SO for IS and - SO
gold money LIVINGSTON q co.
1923 " u NV, ME s-52Bs.
A sGnSliian 'iI'f 5 E ;hiEss "a
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STOVES

scarcely used, $40, XII s.Sae3
STOVES
Gas and electric Ant. sizes. Re
cond. SO up del
BLOCKS
ifiH Lee Hwy. IA $50.
3sS7 Bladsnsburg Rd wa f.SSCI
STUDIO Couch. SIS like new
RE B-503a
SUIT. ladyis. sire rs. tall. neye,
worn, Iailorbfook. wool classic
lined skirt separate belt cos
$50 sell $50 OF best offer, wo
SUN LAMP-cost, $40 sell. IS
CT, 6-5spS,
TABLE, 5l-inch diameter. Round
mahon., dinine SiA, VIII. .-54lS
TAPE RECORDER. Ampex ada
used very little, cost new, $500
kacriilce, 500 or best offer. Cal
IA. o-3O6o tonight after 6:3l
pm,
TAPE REC,, Norslco.s spd': Bel
portables, Hu, 3-s1s4,
TAfE RECORDER. RcA consol,
hi-n. best oiier. see IL after 4
pm. weekdays. Apt. 2. III
Raleigh 81 Sc
TAPE RECORDERS tel. Reyer,
keyboard models, one used. IN,
other brand-new; never used sac.
ritioe, 500 and Stia each VIII
B-an0a.
TAPE RECORDER. wlicox. Cav {.
spd. hi.n hutton. SioS
TENDER ola ID Il. NV RE
i-1bNl
TAPE RECORDER. Pentron stereo
TM-i dect, and two CA-ia rec
Ord.play pre-amps. Sn"s, with 4
stereo tapes IA s.Olan
TAPE RECORDER, professionai
Berlant RRX.i looks new, saefi.
nee $3.50 30 $4,000, Ext, sos
TEA SERVICE, Wallace. Colonial, i
pieces, on community tray, Nfh
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STENOTyPE MACHINE with stand
case. cover. text hks carry bag
- paper. miSctl supplies "
$50 Mr. NORRIS, NO 7rSial
sTORE MIXTURES - complet
EQUIP for Novelty or Off Shen
incls. wall cabinets. dcof show
eases; sreetins card RAGS, etc 10
s-aa9S
ST0RE Meat case. 1,
IT beer case. 4. II scale. sliesf
meat chopper. 1880 q 81. nv
MI. S-S5Ob
ST0RE FIXTURES. display pieces
manikins air eondition.ne. etc
Must sell coins out Of business
1905 2 st. nv, Ma. S-44as.
STORE FIxTUREs-complete stor,
Of mems wall cases IN Aft sec.
tons. including soft. elothinl
racks with 3-way mirror unit. IS.
n furnishings cases. e-ft haI
cases, b-ft. jewelry moor case. anc
b.ft. wrapping counter anC
others; modern Waxed birch finish
and hke-new condition, will sci
al or. patt but must sell At once
Lu, l-3300, for appt.
STORM WINDOWS. easement; {
Tor ~. 6tormvel0pes--a new ides
in lov-cost winter proteetion-ar.
transparent, plastic envelopes int
which you slip the screens Of youl
standard easement windows K
convert them into remerkahl,
effective storm windows Storm
velopes eliminate drafts. redur,
Sueaiing and quickly pay fol
themselves In fuel savings. Meas,
ure screens to order by mail WI
nav postage. Money back guar
antee STORMVELoPE Co. RIM
t.B, Waverly Bids. Bethesdl
~ Md
STORM WINDOWS =. Tremendou
savinas on natl advertised EAgl
Pitcher products up to soc, Of
Example Reeular $40 rs de- lux
Or, ssh 10 Also see their nev
lines, really ereat for SIS u
Stow, Universal cribben eAs n
IN Ge luxe. q months old, VIII
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Imported Persian designs. extra
heayy rose, beige blue. gxl5,
gas So. uNlo Sou
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FURN. SELLING contents Of my
home Lge dining rfn table. Nlb.
vanity. chests night stand. Hol-
lyWood bed, ieatheTette-covere
headhoatd $50. ige. liv rm
chairs, SIS ca occas. chairs. 81 .
lgs kit cabinet, sI5i pins-peng
mise Items RIA. 0.bp13,