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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17
Spencerville, Unbeaten Leipsic
Decorate Pre-Holiday Slate

where are the baskets?" is
an apparently unanswerable puz-
zle which keeps Joe Harris in
cold sweat and keeps the Bluff
ton Pirates from the victory col
umn.
An opportune time to find the
answer would be during the next
week when the Pirates met
Spencerville and powerful, un-
beaten Leipsic in home games.
Bluffton's shooting, wildly off
key in their first three defeats,
is complicated by their inability
to get many shots. Their low per-
centage OF a small number of
shots has been yielding them
less than 80 points a game from
the field, barely enough to place
second in any game let alone
win it.
A new problem turned up
Monday morning when three
starters - Buck Schiffke, Chuck
Baber and Rudy Steiner - were
i'll and a fourth, George Burk-
holder, turned up with a badly
cut and swollen hand.
One break for the Pirates is
that Spencerville, their Friday
night Northwest conference op-
ponent, has been almost as mis-
erably in and out as Bluffton.
They barely nosed out weak
Harrod, then scored a puny 81
points while losing to the same
Elida team that Bluffton annihi
lated the week before. Big Butch
Schnelle, one of their kingpins
is still out of the lineup and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17
Holiday Carnival
Schedule Listed

Last years finalists will
be matched In the opening
round of the Holiday Carni.
val which will be held De.
cember 1880 I'm Founders
hall, 1t was announced this
week.
Columbus Grove meets
Pandora -GilbOa in the open
ing game of the first night.
Defending champ Bluffton
will play Cory-RawsOn in the
second game.
Losers i'm Tuesdays games
will meet in the first game
Wednesday with the two win.
ners playing in the cham
pionship finale. The first
game each night will be
played at Z p. M, with the
second game starting 20
minutes after the close of the
first.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17
Merchants Ruin
New Hampshire,
Face Miller City

Bluffton Merchants blasted
New Hampshire 88-45 last Thurs
day night for their fourth conSec-
utive victory and their third win
in Major league play.
A fantastic fourth period in
which they outscored the Red
birds 1876 gave the Merchants
their lopsided margin.
Although their two &c sky
scrapers, Morris Groman and
Mac Mcdowell collected only sew
en- points between them, the
Merchants had six men in dou-
BILE figures. Their main punch
was wrapped up in the back E
court trio of Wade Lehman 90,
Jack Callahan 40, and Bob
Evans 15).
Don Schmidt added IL and Jack
Fields and Don Oates had 10
each.
Last Tuesday the Merchants
stopped James Angus of Ada AZ
"a in a skin tight non league
game played in the Bluffton high
school gym. Ada led 11-9 at the
end of the quarter, but Bluffton
tied the score at 21-21 at half
time. They pulled out to a 81
% lead at the end of three pc
riods and gradually widened their
lead in the last period.
Lehman scored IS and Schmidt
had IA to lead Bluffton.
Facing a crucial league game
this evening, the Merchants tao
kle Mac and AIS of Miller City.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17

won't be available until early
next year. Taking his place as
leader of the Bearcats' offense is
Bill Fast. Bluffton will be thor
oughly outsized, even with the
GA Schnelle absent, as Spencer
vile has the tallest club in the
league.
Leipsic, fast experienced and
built around veteran seniors such
as Dick Mangas and Bob Wyant,
is leading the Putnam county
league with a perfect record.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17

ished in the last quarter as Hell
delberg began hitting at a torrid
pace that the Beavers couldn't
overcome.
Scoring honors for the game
naturally went to Warns, who
finished with 81. Able Mast had
Is and Larry Hedden had 13 to
lead Blufffton's losing cause.
Terry Inskeep and Spike Berry
had 10 each for the Beavers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17
A Tooth for a Tooth

Defiance paid Bluffton back
for football season as they romp-
ed to an easy 8446 victory on the
Defiance home court last We'd
nesday night.
At the opening tip Defiance
grabbed a quick lead. They were
never headed as they outscored
the Beavers in every quarter.
Gene Geren and Bob Deitrick
spanked them to a 1921 half
time lead, scoring eight and 10
points. Able Mast led Bluffton
the first half with six, but none
of the Beavers ever really solved
the puzzle of the Defiance bas-
ket.
In the second half it was still
all Defiance as their big center
Ned Ewers hit for Ia points and
guard Red Szabo scored nine.
Ewers was the leading scorer
with 20, followed by Deitrick and
Szabo with 16 each, Geren with
Is and Alan Clase with 10.
Mast led Bluffton with Is, fol-
lowed by Terry Inskeep with
eight.
Beavers Fell First
Bluffton downed determined
Albion 1852 Friday night in an
interstate contest held on the
Beavers home court.
The Britons jumped to a quick
20 lead, only to see it vanish
equally as fast as Able Mast and
Wayne Dickason pumped in two
buckets apiece to put the Bea-
vers out front 81.
1t was nip and tuck the whole
first half, with Dickson scoring
eight points to pace the Beavers
to a 1927 halftime lead. Bill
Losey, Albion's sharp shooting
senior guard, kept the Britons in
,, the game with 10 points in the
first half.
Bluffton dominated most of the
second half as foul trouble hurt
Albion and they lost their two
big men, 6-6 center Nick Hansen
and 6-2 forward Garth Hickey.
Mast and Terry Inskeep each
contributed 10 points to give the
Beavers a 6747 lead with GAP
left on the clock. Losey and Dale
Terrell tried desperately to close
/ tn gap in the remaining time,
combining for IS points but Lar
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7tDO Poundings OUerbaIance Single Win
As College StunlbLes at the Start Again

again the big thorn as he scored
Ia of the 16 points.
trend of the third period as the
Beavers picked up one point by
outscoring the Princes 17-16,
All hopes of a comeback van
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17
This Weeks Slate

Thursday: Lafayette junior
high at BlufftOn junior high.
Friday: Spencerville at
BIufftOn high school.
Wednesday: Leipsic at
Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-12-17
BY Ted Grotsky

The Bluffton Beavers broke into the win column
for the first time this last Friday night when
they whipped Albion, but sandwiched around it were
two defeats including astonishing 8446 loss at De-
fiance. Monday night they defeated by Heidelberg
1853
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BALL & CHAIN
Present Standings

High Individual GameS-Chuck
Bucher 226, D. Daley 217, B.
Bassitt 100, d. Clark 1872, Vernal
Corson 1853, ]. Niswander 167, j.
Alderman 166, M. Clark 16O.
High Individual SeriesIChuck
Bucher $40, Bill Bassitt SAB, d.
Daley 522, Vernal Corson SIT,
Jerry Clouser 448, Bessie Kuhn
dO7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

record OF at least IL points.
The complete list Of revoca-
tions for the past week as
released by the Department Of
Motor Vehicles follows:
Revoked for driving while drunk
James p. shefield, TIA Eighth street
NE: Walter H. Ponton, 69l4 Seventh
place NV: Henry G. West, 1924
sixth street N.W.i Henry Lawrence,
1921 Seventh street NE. Frank E,
p&ys Wsy.I, Si9 T SssStt M ssTsss
street Ne until restored By. Mary.
land; Wexford s.. Dean, 1924 Riggs
Park road NV; Horace Pilgrim, 227
Tenth street NE; joseph Il Rafi'
1888 Massachusetts avenue Sc
cation tperiod Of revocation extended
Eugene Marshall Conner 1904 A
street, Seat Pleasant. Md; Thomas
Harold Lewis, 2b22 Thirteenth street
NV; Leroy Mayes, 2522 Twelyeth
1929 Fifty;;second avenue, Fairmont
Heights, Md; George Edward Wallace
291O Thirteenth street NV
Revoked for operating after suspen:;
siOn-William {; D. Dease' sr" 7Os
Barnes street NE.
hCNuheu IuE VI ~
least 12 pOints-Furman L. Marshall,
5024 Astor place Sc; Willie. E, Jordan,
4201 Hildreth street Sc; John W. Will
born, 1910 Thirteenth street NV;
William B: Shelby, SO o street NV;
Johnny L, Lloyd, 74s Howard road s r.;
Marvin l.. Banner, 27l6 South Veitch
Route 4, Box 2s3, Fredericksburg, Va;
Seabron J. Varnum, 900 Seventh street
NE: clifford L. Mayes. 1861 Fairmont
Capitol street; James A. Marcy, r..
1908 Euclid street NV; John B. Flan-
airy, 1872 Congress street Sc; Joseph
L. Cooke, 422 Delafield place NV;
James T. Gordon, 1908 M street NE;
Charles L. Abney, 10l1 Eighth street
NV: Lawrence A. sturman, 54Q5
Fifty-sixth place, East Riverdale, Md ;
Melvin Harris, 1905 Emerson street
NV: Clarence Bache, 1928 Green
street Sc; Lloyd C. Trueheart, -4332
Gault place NE; Mildred J. Jones.
6401 Lee place NE; George R. Key.
S46 Twenty-first street NE. Louis s.
Tate, 1124 C street NE; Charles
Skippwith, I'LL r street NV; Floyd
C. Thornton, 1925 Savannah terrace
Sc; Robert l.. Kunz, 2716 Second
street Sc; Theodore r. Shelor, 1873
F street NE; Frank N. McClendon,
1890 w street NV; Theodore M Noel
rath, S44 Lowrie place NE; Samuel T,
Adams, 3142 Knox street Sc; Thomas
T. O'Connor, 2925 Legation street
NV; Nathaniel Pugh, 1873 Pine place
E.: and James H. Parker, 622 Fifth
street NE.
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AustruIiun PIustics
Score TenfoId Gain

CANBERRA. - The Austria
liam plastics industry has grown
ten-fold since 1946. Nearly 800
plants produced 30 million
pounds ($67.5 million) worth of
goods during 1858.
The industry's plant capacity
is now 10000 tons a year and
is expected to double in FIVE
years.
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Permits of 40 Drivers
Revoked by District

Forty operators permits revoked here last
week. District Department of Motor Vehicles announced
today.
OF those revoked 10 for driving while drunk five
for operating after revocation period Of revocation exended
for operating after SUSPENSION and 80 for accumulated
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in 728 protected garages and parking lots

Downtown Washington shoppers lucky because there's nothing than
parking free downtown Washington 227 of the
and institutions provide with free parking all around downtown Wash
ington the year round And this protected parking with trained
attendants day and night Come enjoy the extra exmen
convenience of downtown shopping
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Ask For Your Free Porking Stomp

PARK and SHOP where you see the Free
Downtown Park and Shop Emblem.
4 When you make purchase (some stores have
minimum requirements ask clerk to stick free
one-hour stamp on your parking stub.
4 When you shop more than one hour, ask an
other store where you make purchase for an
other stamp. You can parhfree for as many hours
as you shop downtown.
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7DICTAFHONE OFENNTON, age q
10 %, experienced Permanent
PgsIsloH Natle Iona, orsanlsstl ION
aurroundinaa. Cal MISS SMITH,
~. 1-1OOO,
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Great Rapids
FURNITURE co.
GOT 7th ST. NV.
EX. 3-6742
STORE HOURS, Q TO 9

6IORE HOUhS, ~
Monday. Thursday. Q to q
Free Parking in Rear Of Store
FURN. -Moving to apt: sofa, ma
hog. twin. beds. pr. handm" d.
spreads, dbl bed, chests, tables
Chinese rugs. green broadloom
manle dtte. set, kneehole ;, desk
typewriter, china; silver .n,. linens en-
etc. Arlington Ridge road to 23rt
St. East ! hlk. tn 220i S. Knoll
St. Thurs. Fri. Sat. 10-5.
FURN.-Sofa, $50; Q chairs, So
slip covers included. JU. 5-1363
FURN. UNCLAIMED-Pine cornel
cupboard S35; table and 6 din
I'm, chairs. $50; wardrobe. $40
sofS. SSo: BABY RS1' chifferoOe. s SIS
chaise lounge. SO: bookcase, SO
desk. S5: kit cupboard. $40: Vic.
torian sofa. S25; cedar chest. SIS
mirrors. So: sofa and chair. $50
bedrms set, S6S, din run, set. $50
kit set. Sl2. vanity with mirror
81 HOLLYWOOD bed. S22: chest Of
drawers. $40; mattress. Sl2: EarlS
Amer sofa; French chair, SIS
kit table. 81: sofa bed, S25; &C.
cas- chair. Sc: bed. So: love seat
500 roll-awsv bed SIS: FIR Prov
bedrm and din rm pieces: rocker
So china closet. S1d foldinl
s s6o w a. nc coil up SPE s ri fSta
Slip COVERS. 6RA siS.II { s;Nt dec.
orator fabrics: $780, of. antiques
restored. cabinet work Also new
uPHoLsTfERERs. 9447 18th st
NV. CO. 5-5116. Open ewes III
8: Sun, l2-5. So
FURN.-Bedrm., 3 pcs, Hevwood-
Wakefield incl. headboard boltec
together; other items. TIE 6-5201
ewes. after q.
FURN., miscl.: incl. service for IA
2-iOS7.
FURN. Henredon sofa and small
living room rug; low price. Cal
JE 3-0405.
FURN., 1O-pc. walnut din. rm. set
R-pc. walnut twin bedrm. set
davenport; excel. cond. 1890
Parkside Apis, apt. 102.
FURN. Lawson sofa; rose, like
new .w/custom slip cover; 1858
compl. auto. refer, ~ Gu. IT,;
mahog. secy. AID, 1890.
FURN., new-We have no mislead.
ing ads, no price barrier to break
Our prices are the lowest. $50 81
dinettes S45; S249 bedrooms S140;
etc, 1895 MINI. ave. ne.
FURN. Blond drop-leaf dinettt
table, 4 chrs., end and coffee
tables: good cond. LA. 6-2547.
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RADIO SURPLUS, new lots week.
ly, special this week l9-in. racks
and cabinets, new transformers,
power SupDneE. other chassis,
WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS be-
hind bank and Todd's Texaco,
Annadale, Va. JE. 2-5S05. CT.
6-6777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01

PIANO RENTAL PLAN. new full
keyboard modern style pianos, as
low as $40 per month Rental
and hauling charges may be APP
piled 70 purchase price. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. HOS O st. NV.
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LADIES

We have 3 openings available for
ladies 1898 yrs. old, in inter-
estirg promotional work: no direct
selling, 5-daY wk. Call MR..
LUTTES. 3-5 pm, AID. 2-S435,
for interview appointment.
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RANGE, electric, good cond.; priced
reas. and coed ladies bicycle.
1917 NJ st. NV, Apt. No. 3: any
time after 8 am.
RANGE, electric, Frigidaire: like
new, Cost new S177; will sell S65.
VIII 2-SlS1
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COOK, prefer exper. IN sea food, be-,
tween ares 91-fb Apply IN person
THOMPSON nE8TAURANT,. 7nal
via, ave. Betheada. or call OIL
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Al HOUSE, CLEANING, iioors
Windows, walls, hoorl aanded and
ysxed paintins 10 yrt expsI
kkAsasss -ite2; after $50: II
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ORGANS-Americas greatest value
The Lowrey Holiday with full per-
cussion; only S995, complete with
bench KITS. 1890 , 81 NV
RE 7-6212; 'Alexa iria branch
262l Mt. Vernon ave opLn every
eves til . pm; Sat, III g.
ORGAN, Hammond Chord. latest
model. and bench; new condition;
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FURNITURE
Wanted: 10 Families

To take possession Of 3 rooms OF
quality furniture for as little as
S2l9. Includes 7-pc. bedroom
suite. 7-pc. living room suite
and 5-pc. dinette set. For this
weel; onl" we will Include boan.
tiful 9x12 cotton rug FREE with
purchase Of Broom group. Pay
ments as low as 81 a week after
small down payment.
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PIANOS-ORGANS

Fins selection. used spinets, con-
soles, apartment upriehts and
Rrands. Starting az sos. New
femous-make spinets. full key
board, S4S5. You save $3.50. 10
year guarantee. Many other good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01

bIN-thtFF NyIItmi NV fuFE ahu
BlAdensburg I'd. ne. area. LA,
$4,000, Mr.. NORRIS.
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RADIO, KWM-l. 1914; 5l6-F-i
AC power supply. sos 90; 312B-2
control speaker. Sl29 so: or COM
plete outfit, $3.50. Phone so.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

BIRMINGHAM, driving in about 2
wks.; I'm. for . or persons; help
drive and expenses; new Buick;
refs. exeh., Ii. 4-5716.
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RUGS

nOSO
Persian design rugs and broadloom
carpeting. 9Xl5, $50 so. 9x12,
S24 50: Sx10 $3.50. Many other
sizes available,
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G st. NV. NE. s-4424
SAW, sin, heavy duty Craftsman:
tilt arbor, 34-horsepower: 3450
rpm. motor. Gable extensions,
stand. and access. 500. JU. g.
1905,
SEWING MACHINE, cleo. portable,
round bobbln, never used, $50.
HA. ?-9039
SEWING MACHINE CLEARANCE
Portables SIS UP; consoles, S25
up: others; 1872 Lee hwy. IA.
2-4914.
SEWING MACH. Singer cleo. port
able with all attach Sews like
new: Sl9.95 delivered. RA. 3-61Sl.
SEWING MACHINE, beaut Singer
console, dark wood. zig-zag att.
Take up pymtS., SO mo-. bal.
S35. Elk. 3.0540 day or night for
free home demo 910 9th st. NV.
SOFA BED, reupholstered this week.
Beaut. cond Call JU. 7-55Sl.
TAPE RECORDER, Ampro. hi-fi
model, push-button control; excel.
cond.: $50. RE. 6-94SS.
TARPAULIN, used, I5-oZ., &c 50.
it., also new dropcloths, canvas,
o513 M st NV FE 3-H345
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Govt. surplus steel 2-door ward.
robe cabinets, S1l.95.
Legal iull suspension steel file
drawers, 81 %. Govt. cost approx
S22 wholesale
Used oak and mahogany executive
and secretarial desks, $50 to $40
Map cabinets, 6-drawer. steel
24x41, excellent condition, S37 95
Larger sizes available.
New modern steel gray executive
desks. $50. 95. Regularly S70.95
An excellent value for home OIL
once.
Sofa, new heavy duty plastic, 3.
scatter, sos. Regularly S139
We have $4,000 It. Of storage
space loaded with values in new
and used furniture. We have the
selection and you will save by
shopping our warehouse location
Give us a try before you buy
Free delivery.
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SlTuATIoRs-DoMESTlG

EXPERIENCED WORKER and cook
wants days work, morning or
evening. Can serve. Ii. $500
l.
MAID-WOULD LIKE TO PLACE
my good honest dependable maid
IA $4,000.
COLORED LADY desires to work
on Saturday; experienced; good
references. Ii. 1854.
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BED, $50; wood posture chairs
SIS each; sofabed. S35: wardrobe
So; bookcase. So: china closet
$50; end tables, S. each: youth.
bed complete, S25; refgr., $50
RE. 5-46S4.
BED, modern mahog.. single. with
foam rubber mattress and boz
spring: used 3 mos: value 5000
sell sos quick sale. LII. 2-S111.
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bedroom, Living Room, Dinette)
This decorator furniture was being
held for a customer who had to
cancel order for personal rea-
sons. There is an unpaid balance
Of 1854 25-ALL BRAND-NEW
NEVER LEFT OUR WAREHOUSE.
Assume payments of S3.95 weekly.
MARIO FURNITURE Co. 1929
14th st. NV, DE. 2-4747. Open
daily til pm. Sat, Sun, and
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FLOOR POLISHERS, vacuum clean.
ers and sanders rebuilt, fuiIy
guar. MODERN FLOORS, 243i
18th st. NV. AID. 4-7575.
FLUORESCENT FIXTURES (300)
>. 3 and tubes. 4 II. long
only HARDY SAi SUPPLY. a Sos'p KIN
st, Alex. Va, oV. 3-4222.
FOAM RUBBER. king size, 61xslx4
$50: smaller size. S25: 24x7s
pa6s. 9sc. ST. 3-5s33
FREEZER, 19-cu. -ft, Amana: per.
feet cond: 5000 or best offer. PO
2-2153: or ewes. VIII. 2-S753.
FREEZER, lS-cu. 1T, GE upright
yrs beautiful; sacrifice, $3.50
FUR COAT, beaver. full length, like
new. Call or come after 4 pm
] NV.
FURS-New and slightly used mink
garments OF every description at
and pare. BAsKfN FURS
corner Sth and G NV.
FURNITURE : Complete furnish
lngS q 2-cedrm. apt. Including
7-2440.
FURNITURE--pc. nah. din. rm
suite, table with glass top. china
closet. buffet and server, $50
! Sgle. pink and gold wooden head.
board and frame, 500. EN-. 2-3037
/ FURNITURE-Desk, corner table
coffee table; all Formica: hranC
new must sac. $3.50. 10. $4,000
FuRNITURE-Fireside chairs, beau.
! tifully framed: good cond.: gooc
! buys. tn. 2-4337.
FURNITURE = MoIern charc0a,
hvthf set. pc. chrome din. set:
! modern blonde bookcase bed anc
dressers with mirror Can be seer
at 4O5 Clayborn ave. TAX, PIX
! Nd. Apt. 7.
I FURNITURE
Two complete sample houses o!
| furniture at sacrifice prices, con.
sisttng of bedrooms, complete. :
dining room suites. modern anc
provincial: living room suites
2 recreation room suites, / Emer.
son air conditioner. l Hotpoint
refrigerator. For informa ton cai
DE. 2-474S. Can be seen at i32g
l4th st. n W Avail. Fri It'll 8 pm
sat. and Sun. til pm.
nTTp NTYr-Tyr,- -----
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RELP WoMEM


BEAUTY OPERATOR. white. al
around. with clientele; TOD ualary
and commission; b-day veek.
Downtown Ahop. Nh s-i0e0.
hOOKKRErlN0 MACHINE oPEn-
Attractive personality, ability 10
meet people essential Ace n 10
30. MTEReTATE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION, $3.50 Wis. ave. NV
Apply Nj. kroba
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AnSonia Furniture Co.

4 VI III VOt4O OOs
sol H ST. NE.
Open Daily 9 to q
Except Saturday 8 to Q
Ii. $500
FURN.-Lovely liv. rm.: blond bed
rm. set; excel. cond. ia. 2-5757
after 1880 pm. or week ends
FURN.-Duncan Phyfe drop-leai
table, SIS; blue velvet grand.
fathers chr. SIS: Frazier couch
SIS. 5000 14th ST.. Apt. COG.
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RUGS

9x12, S3S to $50: many
patterns and colors: roll,
balance and drops. 30ec
of. PARK RUGS, ia. q
1855.
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SlTUATIONS-MEN
SITUATIoMS-WoMEN

NURSE, practical: 10 yrs. exper.
on cancer: Dr.'s refs: give all
injections. FE. 1887.
PRACTICAL NURSE. col. desires
care of elderly or semi-invalid:
exper., refs. AID 2-9S99.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO, steinway Grand: nah; 9
/ ~ n in; no reas. offer refused;
AD. 4-5e2S. O:3O-ol eve. apps.
PIANoS-Used uprights In excel
( lent condition; hne tone; special.
Sa2h KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
1 RE 7-62i2
PIANOS We have q good selection
OF used Spinets and consoles on
sale at low prices for quality In
as Mason & Hamiin. Lester Betsy
/ Ross. Baldwin, Gulbransen, Kim
ball. wurlitzer, Estey. steinway,
Winter and others. Easy terms.
JORDAN'S. corner l3th and q
SITS, NV Phone 81 $4,000
PIANO RENTAL PLAN, new full
keyboard modern style pianos, as
low as $40 per month. Rental
and hauling charges may be ap-
| piled to purchase price. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS O st. NV.
D1. 1-S4d4
PIANOS-wide selection OF recon
/ ditioned uprights smartly STYLED
in a new durable finish especially
suited for recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
ior beginning students; Sla5 up.
BELL MUSIC CO, HOS @ st.
NV. DI. 7-S464
PIANOS-ORGANS
Fine selection. used spinets, con-
soles, apartment upriehtS and
Rrands. Starting az sos. New
femous-make spinets, fun key
board, S4s5 You save $50 To-
year guarantee. Many other good
! buys.
Thomas chord organ, floor sample,
low as SIS S down $50 SO months ls1s u
pay. Open Mon. Thurs, Fri.
/ I'll o; other DAYS til o. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO., INC, $50
Pershing dr., ~ 9-633s.
PRESSING MACHINE, Pantex: also
cash register. owner retiring. Call
/ JU. 7-55Sl.
RADIO, KWM-1, 1914; 5l6-F-i
AC power supply, sos 90; 3l2B-2
control speaker. Sl29 so: or COM
plete outfit, $3.50. Phone so.
| S-26S3.
RADIO SURPLUS, new lots week.
ly, special this week 19-in. racks
and cabinets. new transformers,
| WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS be-
hind bank and Todd's Texaco.
| Annadale, Va. JE. 2-5S05. CT.
/ 6-6777.
: RANGE. electric, good cond.; priced
reas. and coed ladies bicycle.
1917 NJ st. NV Apt. No. 3: any
/ time after am.
RANGE, electric, Frigidaire: ike
new. Cost new SLY, will sell S65.
! VII 2-S1S1.
RANGE, electric. Westinghouse,
S65. Royal typewriter, S25.
Remington shaver. IS. Wardrobe
trunk, So. no. 2-1I9g. t
REFRIGERATION, electric; good
working condition: reasonable.
RIA. 6-2106.
REFRIGERATOR, late model. good
eond, Guaranteed. viii del. $50.
Ii 1855. 1"
REFRIGERATOR, gas; gas range;
| also kitchen sink: good condition;
/ reasonable LII o-R3gS