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OWL MOVING. STORAGE

363l CHENE TEMPLE l-i7ll
PkCIFIC-Ciean vans men. IS M.
23IE s. Antoine PA 6927 Local.
ROBT PALMER Moving Carriage CO,
Furniture pianos re'rirefatoD Local.
Grating shipping S3f7 harper PL loAo
RAY express and hauling vans. 256
Ecnund place ca 3644 -
WINNER. local anywhere In Mich
RELIABLE 1889 Quincy. UN 2-e65O
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Manor, Vets Only
IPARKSIDE-Fenke Section

1 Frame, bedrooms and hath. a.
/ heat. garage. large lor. well located
/ only $3.50. 50 600 cash viii handle.
/ Call Mr. Becker. UN 3-7700.
III A n y A y
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II A y n A y

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE INC
IA MiLE-GRATIOT SIC
rooms and bath. 4 lovely httie
home Lot loONli6 Price S4sS00
81 600 down. = real bargain, many
others
IRWIN KICHT A HINES INC
3o52O Craiot Rosevillc tl4f
COLORED-AIL BARGAINS
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DETROIT TIMES pluMsMc-sEwEh SERVICE

Ala CI EANEp eIcCfrfcaHF q alma s'd
sfvfrs So tp SIS. NoTk cuAr ans
timt An,whfrr TE 2-e3eQ.
guarantcrd CaH suy tine. ~ 2-3oia.
Al Slnn Cleaned 81 electric ssssgf
service. "a hr W 7.SIFs ~ 22oa4
A LICENSED W.T. ~ cnairs electric
sever cIesn.nrA ANYTIME TE i-34ts
'ABBOrT sever Ser,ice-Cieaned .s!ec
trirallv All hours and sunday S6 90
SIS Free Est Guaranteed Tf 7.5aes
AL ptyNRlNG AND HEATING Make
Vrlf nht vafrf heater automatic. SIS
crnuists. Gas hrat installed. no oosn
payment Flnfrrt HhoA
ALL PLUMBING repairs ane Com.7,.ste
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VENETIAN BLINDS

+ VENETIAN blinds custom made steel
/ spnd or plastic expert repairing Cen
} tury venetian blind Go TR i-o4ls
I VENETIAN blinds wood or steel :
weeks delivery Peerless w T-a05q
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BUnpINc ALTERATIONS
cleaners--pyes-Laundries
LAUNDRY SERVICE
Cleaning Wells. Shades. Etc.
ELECTRICAL WIRING

WALL WASRING--20 wars. expeuence.
pager &ao kS.s9alias cleaned, Nhlte
v..s-rfrrr Dl ass7
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Gas-Heat Installed
Is Your Furnace Sick?
Is Your Furnace Sick
GENERAL REPAIRS. SERVICE

ARE YOU having gAs range trouble;
Fer prompt service, call LIE 1850
HIGHLAND SUPPLY co.
1920 FENKELL. UN 1-5ooo
RESIDENTIAL SUPPLY co
o44s WOODWARD. TR. l-62Oo
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pAiNTINc-pECoRArrNC

Al decorating. psperhsnging rcm0v-
iag plas'ering. rcas guar DA 26l7
Al DEC painting papcrhsnginr Ray
Young 1918 ". Forest TE 2-3272.
Al PAPERHkSCiNC. painting rooms
papered 60 so up. inc inter-. PI 3935
\ BETTER painting and papcrirF ioo
~ mechanics. references LIZ 3l6s
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION immediate
service painting pspering. free est
Past side e oe5a
ALL work guar painting. paperhsnF-
inE piastesinr prompt ress. no ses4
DECORATING painting. paperhAngins
rear. rates. promp, service pr Iiss.
lNTEYlCG -.lN9nssr-- vsH Warning:
work guar free est CH 5ss3
PAIETl.sG oecorsfinr wall VsshlnE
v0rkmsnanip guarenteet TO e-e53S.
VETERAN white experienced wall
Washing and interior decorating 3-cay
service frre estimate CT 1875
WALLPAPER renewing, plaster repairs
fl1c' sanding We rent steamers. floor
sanders poiiFNerE. etc.
A &. JOHNSON S-HO o2sl
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Piers and Houseroising
PLkSTERINC

HOUSE RAISING r,posfing Easements.
sewers rslaic IN business 20 va fHA
ter Guar WorE ca 5000 OR $500
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FLATS ron SALE
| ATTENTION, VETERANS

ATTEN1lON, VIZ ENANS
is1s4 PETosKY
s-rm face br. duplex In beautiful
u OF ID sec. quick possession: low down
pay't. Detroit Construction. TO s-<4s4.
HULL, i74l4 tnear 8 Miie,--e down.
30 up. upper apartments rented for
SIS 2 furnaces, one. stoksr ce~sS
painted: only $4,000 down. BY appoints
J. new. w. CARNEY io2sa CHALMERS
PoPLAR-29se. good. comfortable. q
flat, upper rents for s3s. total price
1875. Geo. A Ward Realty Co., RE
$40. We 6-6l09.
VAN DYKE. s2I9-Brick SIS: So lot;
gar; s2.Soo dn. ACT. PL 6<s<.
COLORED--American 74o4. brick. 6-e.
two hot air furnaces, tvo-car garage:
corner lot. Owner, Olive 1907
CoLoRED-Chestnut near McDousah.
SIS. lower steam, 81 600 down.
COUGH. Fi1roy 1905.
Observation-Disclosures
FRAME. SIS: 2 bedrooms each. iull
basement. thermostst control h. q. heat.
CALL VALADE
Olive 1884 Plaza ol25
CoLORED-French Road SO; brickote,
furnaces $4,000 down. COUGH.
III -Sfg3
cOLORED-Bsrgain beautiful 7-family
brick Congress near Chene 10 rooms
with s bedrooms In each nat. 2 furn-
aces very clean. $500 down. Paul
Sidzini, oo24 Chene Piazs e67s.
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Income Bungalows ior Sole
WEST Z NILE ROAD

Modern SD brick Income on large lot
tlSl n business frontage on W
N~e ~ ia n deep This Ia real
bargain. Hr. MCGOWAN, We e-522S.
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Furniture. Heusehold Good.

A BARGAIN IuusrspUng mattresses.
ans s-e sampIcs SIT Mitchell furni'
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HOUSES ron SALE

GLASENBURY-7 Mile Section, 2-bed-
room bungalow, occupany Is days,
owner Will sell furniture, only So 500.
Bennett Real Estate. US 3-s777.
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ROOFING. TIMING. SIDING
TILE AND WALL TILE

Al TILE WORK: new and repairing
fre. estimates. Call " 244a
DOES your bathroom or kitchen need
tile3 FILA terms. free est. UN 4-lS62
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Washington Tar Heel Colony Begins
ToSettle- Down After Glorious Fourth

Chase, are home again after a Wis
it in Winston-Salem. Bronzed anc
lovely, Virginia Lyerly came back
today from sunbathing at More
head. Next week she will join
gay house party of Greensboro
friends at Myrtle Beach and from
there will go to Raleigh for a visit
with friends. After that there is a
swing to Chicago and home again
before going to Chapel Hill for the
winter. Spinning about the coun'
try having fun is the attractive
Miss Edwina Pou Walden, who
has one of the most glamorous
seasons on record as a young Cap
ital debutante. When she returns
there are more Of those luscious
weekend parties at nearby coun-
try estates calendared for her and
as a happy finale to summer, a
swing up into Canada to visit her
sister, Carolyn Ihrie, whose hand
some husband, at the moment is
stationed there.
Royal Vacation
Golden-haired Faye Mitchell is
having a royal" vacation, actual
ly, for word comes to us that she
has been chosen Queen of Frolics,
at some far away beach in New
England. Leaving camp at North
field, she joined a party of friends
at Ocean Point, where she will re-
main until the middle of the month.
Corn on the cob, cooked barbe-
que style, a ten-pound roast beet
that had been barbecued the day
before, cold baked ham and Wa
termelon were on the menu
when Colonel and Mrs. Robert
Davis entertained picnic-style in
honor of General and Mrs. Dwight
D. Eisenhower, at their home,
Great Cakes in Arlington. The
guests who were invited to wear
fatigue" dress, if they chose,
spent part of their time on the
big screened-in porch that runs
across n side of the Davlses'
lovely white-frame house, and part
at the wisteria-covered windmill
where the beverage department
specialized in mint juleps and beer.
Besides the popular guests of
honor, there were the Undersecre-
tary of War and Mrs. Kenneth
Royal, Judge and Mrs. Thurman
Arnold, Maj. General and Mrs.
Racey Jordan fhe latter known
as Mona Gardner, in the literary
world,) Mrs. j. Borden Hartman
and a number of other congenial
Washingtonians.
A dip in tine pool and a buffet
supper on the lawn was the invlt'
ing. party arranged for Thursday
afternoon of this week by the En-
met Morrises, who were entertain
ing for their niece, Miss Judy Wal
ton, who is spending the summer
! The party was given at the Morris
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Margaret Saleem,
Bride Elect, Is
Honored AT Party

Miss Margaret Saleem, whose en-
gagement to Walter Johnston, was
announced recently. was honored
Tuesday night at a miscellaneous
shower, given in the lovely summer
home on Wrightsville Beach, or
Mrs. Richard A. Dunlea. The home
vas beautifully decorated for the
occasion. Miss Saleem was present
ed by the hostess with a corsage
and was showered with many love-
ly gifts.
A delicious salad course was
served after which, games were en-
joyed and prizes awarded.
Enjoying the occasion with the
honoree and hostess were, Miss
Ann Byrd, Miss Louise Dunlea,
Miss Verna Shepard, Miss Gather
inc Costello, Miss Linda Warren,
Miss Eunice Johnston, Mrs. Jesse
Brewer, Mrs. Eleanor Bloome.
Mrs. Robert Hurley, Mrs. Francis
Newton, Mrs. W. G. Hawkins, Mrs.
]. F. Johnston. Mrs. Robert Bel
lomy, Mrs. William Thomas, Mrs.
r. F. Tilden, Mrs. William John
ston, Mrs. Emma Gieschen. Mrs.
R. F. Warren and Mrs. Duane v.
Milton,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

School of Nursing in Nashville,
Tenn.
DR.. Williams is the only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams. He
is a graduate of University of
North Carolina and Vanderbilt
School of Medicine. He is a mem
Der of A.E.D. honorary premedical
fraternity, and Phi Chi medical fra
ternity. For the past 26 months he
has been in the Navy serving II
months overseas with tine Second
Marine division, six months oil
which was in occupation of Japan
At present he is stationed at CANT
Lejeune.
Out-of-town guests present were
Gillie E. Shannon, Mrs. W. H. Frey
Miss Jeanette Frey, all from
Springfield, Tenn; Miss .Taelms
Pennington, Nashville, Tenn; Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Bryan of Lumber.
ton; Miss Alma Brigham of Ra.
leigh; MI. and Mrs. T. R. Koonee
and Miss Jean Koonce CT Fair
Bluff; MI. and Mrs. l.. w. VIII
liams and Miss Joyce Williams OF
Rose Hill; Miss Eunice Margaret
Williams Of Washington, D. c.; Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Rackly, Mr.. and
Mrs. FELTON, Rackley of Rose Hill;
Mcclure Rackley of Charlotte; Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Williams and Miss
Mary Deane Williams of Chapel
Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sutton,
Bryan Sutton, Lewis Sutton of
Goldsboro; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred SUIT
ton and Miss Doris Sutton of Rocky
Mount.
Pronghorn antelopes r found
only in a few isolated spots in
Colorado, Idaho. Montana, New
Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Ellen Shannon
Of Tennessee WEEDS
Dr.. Ralph Williams
Continued from Page One)

riage by her father, Gillie E. Shan
non, wore a wedding gown Of white
slipper satin fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice
with drop waistline, long tight
sleeves ending in a point over the
hand. The full skirt ended in a
court train and her chapel length
veil of Irish net was Worn with a
coronet cap of orange blossoms.
She carried an arm bouquet of
white carnations and tuberoses CEN
tered with a lavendar orchid tied
with white satin and showered with
tuberoses.
Miss Jeanette Frey, cousin of
the bride, was maid-of-honor and
wore a gown of powder blue satin
with a full skirt of marquisette over
taffeta. She carried an arm bou-
quet of blue dephinuin, yellow snap
dragons and pom pom dahlias tied
with yellow net. In her hair she
wore a circlet of yellow satin out
lined with yellow net ruffle and cen
tered with natural flowers of blue
and yellow.
Miss TAelma P Pennington Of Nash
vile, Tennessee, was the brides
maid and wore a gown identical
to that of the maid-of-hoaor and
she carried a similar bouquet.
Mrs. W. H. Frey, aunt of the
bride, wore a gown of navy blue
crepe with a corsage of pink roses.
Mrs. Ralph Williams, the bride
groom's mother, wore an aqua
crepe dress with a corsage of pink
roses.
Following the ceremony the cou-
pie left or a wedding trip after
which they will make their home
in Wilmington until the bridegroom
is discharged from the Navy. For
travelling the bride wore a white
Palm Beach suit, black picture hat,
with an open crow and matching
shoes and bag.
Mrs. Williams is the only daugh-
ter of Gillie E. Shannon and the
late Pauline Moulton Shannon, and
was graduated from St. Thomas
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

ideas and give no consideration to
other peoples opinions" Con
servatives" he went on" while
ideas, also believe the) CMFWYP
convinced they hold the right
ideas, also believe the other fel-
low has a right to his views"
Senator Hoey's 'Tea talk" was es-
pecially appreciated by the wom-
en- as he left the Capital buzzing
with important business to bring
them a message, rushing back
again as soon as it "a over. Mrs.
Braxton (Helen Chamberlain
Jones acted as hostess and pre-
scented Senator Hoey.
Washington is looking forward
to August when two attractive
brides to be Miss Beverly Parker
and Miss Grace Council, will stop
for a short visit on their way to
lovely Betsy Hodges wedding,
which will take place in early
September. Miss CouncilTs en-
gagement to Ensign Bert M. Atchi-
son is being announced To-Day by
her mother, Mrs. Tracy Council,
of Charlotte and Boone. :
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
By JULIA McNINCH sLEAR-

The hoop-la attending the four
day holiday of the GLORIOUS
Fourth is beginning to subside.
and Washington, somewhat tanned
and fatigued, is once again a
Semblance of its more formal and
sedate self. Outdoor parties took
over the social calendar, with old
time picnics, and philosophers pre-
dominating. Traffic on the his
toric old Potomac looked like the
famous Fourteenth Street jams for
virtually everyone who knew some
one who knew someone else who
had a motor boat, ketch, sail boat
or canoe was gliding about over
the smooth water. Some of the
socialminded folk left in town for
the celebration sped out to the
country clubs of the Capital. Some
did their Independence Day enter
tanning in the air-conditioned din
ing rooms of a couple of the towns
swank hotels. Everybody trekked
10 the Monument Grounds Thurs
day evening for the mammoth
fireworks, massing of colors and
aerial displays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hunter enter
tanned at dinner in the Presidential
room of the MaXflower hotel prior
to the show at the grounds, as did
the genial Jack Millers, who are
leaving this morning for Wrights-
vile Beach. Pharmacists Mate
Henry P. Cogdoll of G%oldsboro was
one Of a gay group OF young re-
turnees who with some of Wash
lngton's attractive lasses were
p'cnlcking after a couple of hours
swimming and sunbathing. Still
another gay group of lunch-pack-
efs were headed by the Tim Nor
rows, who took along their portable
grill and during the evening pro-
ouced in some mysterious manner
minute steaks for broiling over the
i've coals-and wieners. Other
North Carolinians among their
guests were Misses Mary Heath
Norris, Ellamae Shaw, Rosalea
Duffey and Harry Stone, Steve S.
Griffin, John Harrison and Tip
Roberts.
Fashionable society fitted off tc
Vie beach or mountains for a
sane Fourth. Mr.. and Mrs
lhomas F. Green left for More
mead City; Mrs. Howard Drew
MRS, Rufus Russell, and Mrs
Grace E. Gettys got their COLDER
ssns at Mays Head and pretty
Miss Mary c. Mitchell, who Is
spending this week in the city, re
celVed her deep coat of tan follow
ing mountain trails near Blowing
Rock, with a merry lot of friends
Mr. ard Mrs. George Abasher art
visiting in Greensboro and Mr.. AM
Mrs. Watson Shelton, and theil
daughter, Miss Vivian, of Chew.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

tice and Mrs. Fred Vinson, she
and the Undersecretary of the
Treasury (known affectionately to
Tar Heels as THE Governor")
left for New England, a trip, which
by this time, might well be termed
annual" Each year the Wilson's,
the Gardeners and Senator and
Mrs. Walter F. George take off for
Cape Cod, where they are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Leonard, of Brookline, Mass, and
enjoy for a glorious week the
luxury of leisure-time. Away from
their official and social duties they
bask in the sun and swim-they
loaf and read. Or indulge in bridge,
for which there is no time in the
busy life led by the wives of the
Country's foremost leaders. In
the meantime, the men will not be
napping,-they will board the
Leonard's boat for a fishing jaunt
to Falmouth and Woods Hole
and doubtless come back, as they
do each year, with an enviable
coat of suntan that won't veal off
for months.
There is no place like a good Tar
Heel luncheon to pick up impor-
tant pieces of vital news. That aft
ernoon at the Congressional club
we learned that the comptroller
general is recuperating nicely fol-
lowing the emergency operation
last week and that he is going home
very DON Incidentally, his pref
ty wife, Mrs. Warren, was wear
ing a stunning cartwheel hat of
poppy red and stopped at the club
enroute to the Naval hospital.
There was news also that Mrs. E.
H. Jones, of Farmville, who has
been a patient at the Washington
%sanitarium, is back at her home in
Silver Spring, with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Jones. Some one was saying that
GAO Executive Officer Dudley
Bagley was being highly compli-
mented by "the powers-that-be' for
space saving records among other
things--and that Mrs. Bagley who
has been at Doctors hospital re-
Gently is much improved and has
returned home. Some one else
was telling us that the name of
Col. Westray Battle Boyce, direc-
tor of WACs, has been added to the
distinguished list of women in
Guided in Who's Who for 1916 and
that Jane Pratt, North Cardinals
first congresswoman will be the
next name added.
Sorority Luncheon
Representative Pratt was special
guest of the five Washington chap
tiers of Kappa Beta Phi I%nterna-
tional Legal sorority at the lunch
con given recently at the Wash
ington Aviation Country club, and
a very interesting story of her
career in Washington appears in
the current issue of the Democratic
Digest. Also in the Digest is a
story you should read about Judge
Nadine Gallagher, recently ap-
pointed to the District bench. Mrs.
Gallagher, although a native of
Arkansas, has been closely asso-
ciated with North Carolinians dur
ing her stay in Washington.
Definitions of a radical Democrat
and a conservative Democrat were
presented by Sen. Clyde R. Hoey
when he spoke Informally before a
tea" group of members of the
Women's National Democratic club
on Monday. Radicals Democrats
r those who believe the Almighty
would hold the same views they
held if He knew all the facts as
they do" declared North Caro-
lina's distinguished leader" They
know they have the only right
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Mary Altha Walters
J. W. Watson Engaged

Mrs. M. S. Reynolds announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Mary Altha Waters to James W.
Watson Of Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Waters is the daughter Of
the late Russell Waters and Mr..
Watson. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. C. Watson, of Birming-
ham. The wedding will take place
in August.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs r. A.. Wolfe an
nounce the birth Of a daughter,
Louise Earcelle, July / at Marion
Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Fay Louise Walton,
Charles Milton To
Marry On August IL

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L. Walton of
814 Princess street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Fay
Louise to Charles Rudolph Milton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Y. Milton
of Wilmington.
The wedding will take place
on August II at the home of the
bride.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

MI. and Mrs. Devereaux B.
OVERLY announce the birth of a
daughter, Sandra Bailey, June q
at Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
OVERLY is the former Dorothy M.
Parrish of Durham.
The Valley settler., 1946-08-08
HERE $ THERE

MRS MARGARET PIEIAGE MARRIED IN SEWARD Mrs. Margaret 4. Piologo and Hans Hofomoi ster of Anchorage Uoto married in Seward Saturday August 5, according to word roco ivod here. They were married at Wyburn Skidmoro.
 Mrs. Hofemci stor is the District Vel faro Worker for Palmer and Anchorage. Mir. Hnfomei ster has lived in Alaska since 1919 and is employed os mnchinist at Fort Richardson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hafoaoi ster ri Il make their homo in Anchorage.
 HOSPITAL PROGRESSING SLOWLY Tho Emergency Hospital preparation is progressing rather slowly because of tho lack of holp. Evoryono is very busy at this time of tho yoar, but any one can also got ill no m tter how busy or how much he or sho has to do. Anyone of us is likely to neod tho fac ilitios of 0 Hosp ito1 anyt inlo, end our work won't got done thon either. Every bit of holp is approc iotod even if it is for only fou hours. This is Community pro joct and for tho benefit of the people of the Community.
  Mrs. Louis Odsathor and tuo sons vas in Dal1or visiting hor parents MT. and Mrs. Don Irwin uhon restriction Woro placed on travel bctIoon Palmer and Anchorage.
Evening star., 1946-04-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEWAYS
construction con r our speciality free estimate.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, naestone n
porches and walks, chimneys, fireplaces
MsAiIK1cuGSSlo4 sviI1s KS Route T. Horners lane
coNsTRUcTING NEW pRIvEwAYs; RIvEwAYi4 re-
sns EsDsas sRscs gid A5shf
DIET DIRT; coNS;SRETE S.S;si kEMovEP hand sxcs: a
eess d5vfnayf EHfssERDs E ssGa esnss
and and wax Taxed by BY DUKE DUKE & TABLER FLOOR
Ri s1so KHrNsaEp e hi f1S cleaned
SERVICE; RE; s9s6 or TIE. 1875. ''
ans ssnss nssnRs nS5hRs Iss the
quet installations: Bruce finishes. FLooR-
ING IN & cosTTRAcT0Rs. TR INC. 1912 Wiscon-
EIooks ~ oi sa saNDEp. BED retnished; 10 years,
experience; dustless machines: white me
ehanies; chs soa reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN,
FURNITURE REFINlsHING and repairing.
HphHlstery and d, slip covers. j. G. scHoEN
koNWokk hASSR k Gh.' re escapes rainrs, angles, na
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