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1952-03-20, [P ] Thursday, March 20, 1952 Pare Eight EAST CLEVELAND LEADER WEEK-END SPECIAL! MERCURYS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FOR SALE—Household Goods FOR SALE-Household Goods FOR SALE-Honsehold Goods FOR SRLE-Ho«sehold Goods * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY 5 GALLON coffee urn. brand pew. WEDDING invitations engraved. ANTIQUES, white and gold Haviland EXPERT 1950 Four-door sedan, metallic green; Thermographed (raised lettering) luncheon service for ten, unusual PHONE — 75c MINIMUM. CASH PHONE — 75c MINIMUM. CASH 13612 Colt rd.________________________ 1919 Chevrolet very clean; radio fl* | AOR WITH ADVERTISEMENT — 60c REFRIGERATOR. 2 years old, Frigi- printed at The SCOOP. 814 East wedding ring design; pair 14 inch heater and defrosters w $ WITH ADVERTISEMENT — 60c MINIMUM. MIST BE IN OUR daire. Call after 4 p m, RE. 1-8989. 152nd st.____________________________figurines, very choice, one repaired; Deluxe Station Wagon. other items IV. 1-8678. MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR OFFICE BEFORE NOON WED- APEX washer, wringer type, 3 years REFRIGERATOR. 8 cu. ft., good condi- Auto Body and N ESP.AY,___________________________ ___ tion. quick sale. $20. GL. 1-4381. Beautiful maroon. 1851 Four-door sedan. 2-tone Sky Gray OFFICE BEFORE NOON WED- old, $70; gas range. $15. RE. 1-9098. MAPLE youth bed. has added sides BED. 3« size with springs, reasonable. MAYTAG washer, very good condition, at bottoms for protection. RE. 1-2929. and Geneva Green; overdrive, _ 19007 Nottingham rd._________________ 7 years old. IV, 1-2024._____________ radio, heater and & I OCR 1949 FORD custom 8 club coupe: radio, WALLPAPER BREAKING up Heights apartment. 2 $1265 heater, white wall tires, seat covers: 9x10'2 green leaf pattern Wilton rug 3 PIECE living room set, must sell. sectional pullmans; pair green fire­ Fonder Repairs defrosters V ■ **’» a clean car; $1075; private. Call after and pad, matching throw rug, very PAINT - APPLIANCES $40. UL. 1-1496,_______________________ side chairs, pair leather top end 6 p. m., PO. 1-1862. _ ___________reasonable. IV, 1-1730. Paperhanging and COLDSPOT, good condition. Call IV. tables, leather to? liquor cabinet 1951 Four-door sedan* beautiful blue­ 1940 CHEVROLET 2 - door; heater, APEX washer, 3 years old. like new, Interior Painting 1-7579._______________________________ equipped, coffee table, leather top; EUCLID FORD CO gray finish; Mercomatic, radio, radio; private. Call after 6 p. m., used every other week since pur­ 3 PIECE bedroom set. complete, $50, torchiers, table lamps, dining room chased, $55. KE. 1-8137,____________ Window Shades Made To Order set and credenza buffet: pair an­ Auto Painting East 185th at Lake Shore Blvd. heater* defrosters; LESS than 7000 PO. 1-1862___________________ _ good condition. EV. 1-4325.________ 1937 OLDSMOBILE 4-door sedan; 1948 REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot; combina­ J. E. SABO tique urns, knick-knacks, antique miles by one owner; excellent ABC washer, good condition. RE. chair, 16 inch Admiral television, IVanhoe 1-8404 motor. 8000 miles, A-l shape; $230. tion wardrobe. Hoosier kitchen cab­ 14S04 St. Clair Ave. pL. 1-2446 1-7074. Call RE. 1-7732. inet, gas range. New Process, left small china cabinet, pair of com­ Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. condition, low $2185 oven: 6 china cups and saucers ELECTRIC stove, table top, very rea­ modes, chest, telephone table, pair limoge. miscellaneous articles 1259 GAS range. Grand. 6 burner, 2 ovens, sonable: also side oven gas stove. Hollywood beds, metal cabinet, din­ Your Northeast East Ulth st. CE. 1-3451.__________ steamdrawer, best offer. IV. 1-2812. PO. 1-6395._________________________ ing room chairs, poker table, man's GABRIEL 2 PIECE living room set, Wheeler- and lady's clothes, 42-46; four jack­ ECONOMY BUICK CO. DAVENPORT and chair, very good CARPETING. 12x19; rugs, 12xl3'2, ets. men’s shoes. 9-10; living room Willys Overland Dealer condition. $85. MU. 1-4612.________ 9x15. 9x12 and 2 nair green drapes, Wilson treadle sewing machine; both 12645 EUCLID AVE. GA. 1-7641 moving TV. 1-2708. in e x c e 11 e 1 it condition. RE. 1-4684, drapes, other drapes: kitchen uten­ LACKNER Sales Service Parts HAND made quilts, table linen, aprons, sils; electric appliances; beautiful hand embroidered dresser .scarfs, 2 MAHOGANY end tables, inlaid tops, pictures. 1720 Middlehurst No. 204. OPEN EVENINGS doilies, very old china set, Austrian $15, RE. 1-1712.____________________Off Mayfield and Superior. FA. 16300 Euclid Ave. china, limoges. principals only. 1275 AUTOMOBILES FOR t SALE LIVING room chair, chartreuse, cost 1-5765. __East 111th st., daytime._____________ $85. excellent condition. Call RE. HENRY AUTO 8 PIECE dining set, walnut. KE. 1-8026. HASH 1950 FRIGIDAIRE. good condition, reason- 1-8505. Claveland's Oldest Hudson Dealer Sales and Service. Inc. qjale. RE. 1-0406, call alter 4 p. m. PERSONALIZED napkins. matches, STATESMAN Z^OOR 15000 Aspinwall PO. 1-1670 coasters, stirrers, for engagements, TWO BLONDE baby crib and chiffarobe, weddings, anniversaries, new homes, re 1 inis 1 ted like new. KE. 1-5064.___ S mil in Sam Beautiful light green, loaded with 1949 Lincoln etc. The SCOOP. 814 East 152nd st. 1937 DODGE sedan; radio, heater, new 2**METAL Simmons twin beds. $8 each: many accessories, one careful owner. seat covers. Inquire Jimmy Lynch s dresser with mirror, $10: swivel tele Cosmopolitan 4-Door WILL BUY YOUR G.E. automatic washer, like new. 2 Now only Atlantic Service Station, 21900 St. vision table, like new, $8. LI. 1-1491 years old. will sacrifice. EV. 1-4391, Clair ave.________________________ 1290 East 143rd st.________________ Sport Coupe 9x15 BIGELOW carpet, rug and pad* FOR EXPERT CAR 1949 CHRYSLER New Yorker convert­ Clean USED FURNITURE $1095 GRAND stove, good condition, $20. Mt Seat covers, radio, heater, over­ 2 yrs, old. KE_ 1-7225.________ ible: must sell, son in service. MU. 1-7055_____ _ _____________________ RE. 1-1537 AT'. 1-9400 CRIB, complete with mattress; high On Display at New Car Showroom 1-1812.___________ ________________ _ MAHOGANY period grand piano. Iik drive, 5 white wall tires, beau­ chair; teeter-babe; taylor tot. all for SERVICE DAYS 1939 PLYMOUTH 4-door; radio, heater, new. cost $1000, sacrifice to sell. WA __$37. _ HI._2-2841.______________________ new battery; $70. MU. 1-5240 or LI. tiful maroon; one owner; 34,000 HARD rock im.ple dinette set. refec­ 1 -3714.; 3 ROOMS of furniture, complete; rea­ On AU Makes — By _l-2498._______________ _____________ . actual miles; very carefully tory table, $35; also ABC washer, large tub. Call after 5 pm. UL. sonable. EN. 1-0777 after 5 p. m. 1949 PLYMOUTH club coupe, first ser­ EASY washer, spin drier, $16. RE) Competent Mechanics — See East End Nash ies; A-l condition, radio, heater, new serviced. Private. Call evenings 1-2046. ___________________ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1-7160._____________________________ tires; $1195. Call after 5:30 p. m., only. QUALITY buyer; 8 piece Chinese mod­ INC. _ TWJ-7’45 —__________ _______________ 1050 BUICK sedanette, standard shif' ern, Cordovan mahogany. 1 year BENDIX automatic washer, l',b years 1941 BUICK, reasonable. EN. 1-6535. _ ftillv equipped $1450, private ownei old. like new. paid $450, sell for S250; old, good condition. $125. GL. 1-5735. REdwood i-,8409 Stromberg-Carlson combination 17 NEWMAN OPEN EVERY NIGHT 1938 CHEVROLET panel '2 ton truck, 641 East 140. _ ________________ __ BED and springs, highboy, chest*, inch television, AM-FM radio. 3 speed metal clothes closet, etc GL. 1-6393. ONLY good condition, best offer. GL. 1-2555. 1949 STUDEBAKER land cruiser full record player. 9 months old, original CI. A S SI FI EI) A D V E R TIS1 NG H Y ~ PONTIAC • 13829 Euclid Ave. LI. 1-5300 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe. Call equinped, over-drive, private ownei cost S700, sell ior S350, moving to after 6:30. RE 1-8777. $1350. 641 East 140th. small home. LI. 1-6543. _____ PHONE — 75c MINIMUM, CASH Your Neighborhood Dealer 28 Years AXMINSTER rug. llT2xl7',2. used 4 WITH ADVERTISEMENT — 60e MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR 11628 Euclid RA. 1-9493 Buy & Save FGR THE BEST months. KE. 1-0834. OFFICE BEFORE NOON WED­ Week-End MODERN chrome kitchen set. table NESDAY. Before You Buy a DEAL IN “52” CLANCY and 4 chairs. .'•■35. Call RE. 1-5606, Used Car LEAVING town, must seil modern bed­ SPECIALS Lowers The Boom room set, tables, couch, lounge chair, WEHAGENS Get The Stratton Story Best Motor Sales platform rocker, dinette set, Kirby SOHiO GAS and OILS MARSHALL Only! 16219 St. Clair Ave. KE. 1-5143 On vacuum cleaner; all like new, very NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE re a so nable. RE 1-2850. 1946 MERCURY Used Car Prices DINING room set, 5 chairs, table and STAWTER £ ■)» ■ V 1949 Chrysler convert- ® I RGE 2-DOOR, radio, heater, other extras; bullet. $35. KE. 1-0498.___________ ible; in top conditionV ■ 1946 CHEVROLET 2 door Aero sedar 8803 Euclid nice light green finish; mechanically Ford Custom Tudor; ALL meta/kitchen set; Governor Win­ GENERATOR 3 E K V I V E fully equipped, low mileage, $69< 1951 throp secretary, dinette set. Ken­ tops; plenty of unused 1948 Hudson Commodore "6" 4 Dr.; GL. 1-6201, 848 East 140th, 8 a. rr fully equipped* e | AQE more washer, I1,a years old. KE. _ to_5 p. m.____________________ ______ * OUR WEW ADDRESS - mileage at ------ --- ------ .... $595 radio, heater; ready like new .............. V ■ 1-4941._____________________ _ $995 1949 FORD convertible. over_-driv< FRIGIDAIRE. Coldwall, deluxe refrig­ 1950 Chevrolet special equipped, sharp. S1295, pri 1946 FORD . 1949 Plymouth Convertible, erator, 6 cu. ft., porcelain finish, A-l 2-door vate owner. 641 East 140th. shape, $80. RE. 1-2178._____ SUPER DELUXE "V-8" 2-DOOR, radio, 1947 Olds convertible "98"; hydra­ radio, heater, C < Q 18012 Lake Shore Blvd.
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