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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
TObaccOMen
Leave For
Border Belt
1916 Sales Start
There On Thursday;
Outlook Is Bright

Most buyers, Il number Of ware
hCuscmcn. bookmcn and Others Of
the local tobacco community will
rious parts OF the Border Belt ant!
will fan oat 10 n.;ny m"rkctin"
ccntcrS there for the 1916 auction
selling scasu,. which lr"inS next
Thursday. August !. Several local
tobacco men are already in the Geo
gia belt. where sales started ter the
season last Wednesday. hut most ui
the migration from the Henderson
area is To- the North CarUlina-SuUt:'
Carolina Belt.
Heavy offerings are anticipated
from the outset and prospects are Ia"
high prizes fully in line with hose
that have prevailed in The Gr"r2l..
area the first week of .,IicF. MI buy
cl'S ana most warChC uscmcn are OK
pcctcd To return here il tine 70.
the start of the selling season i'll the
Middle Belt on Monday, September
9.
Some local warch,uscmcn Will op-
crate houses at'poiuts on the Border
Evlt in advance of the seasons start
here.
The Border Belt crop is undc"-
stOd 20 DC Of high quality and most
Of il is either ready Tor market az
is in process of harvest. Il IS OK
pcCtcd 10 Dc delivered tu warehouse
floors for sale by growers AZ rapidly
as the buyrg interests an absorb
il;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
COlOred Woman Is
Found Guilty Upon
Whisky Charges

Mary Richardson. culnrcd woman.
was adiudgcd guilty of possession
"f non-taX-paid whisky III q trial
III recorders court Yesterday and
WAS sentenced 10 six months in In.
wOrkhOuSc. suspended upon paE-
ment OF S25 and costs. Judgment is
suspended as long a> she l. III en-
plUymcnt of Mrs. !. T.. Young and
shows good behavior as 10 the pro-
hib;ion laws. She was placed on
probation for II months
Perry Davis failed Ia appear on
a charge Of careless and reckless
driving and the case was continued.
Furman Ellington. white. wHs
tried for operating 4 motor vChicl"
without an operators license. Pray
or for judgment was continued up
ON payment Of costs.
John Nandcgrip. culOrCd. was adj
adjudgcd not guilty Of a charge -
larceny.
Prayer for judgment for Jacl:
Goats. white. tried for public drunl:-
CnncSS. was continued upon pa
mcnt of costs.
james f.. Franklin. white. va
tried for careless and reckless dirty
ing and prayer for judgment wa
continued upon payment of costs.
Tried for drunk driving. Willie
Il. Sleigh. Colnrcd. was sentenced
la 30 days on the roads. suspended
upon payment ui $50 and COSTS and
his operators license was revoked
for - months.
Prayer for Judgment for Nathanic!
Hanks. Culurcd. tried for careless
and reckless driving. was continued
upon payment of costs.
Ben Allen Crews. culorcd. was
tried for larceny and prayer f."
judgment was continued upon pay
mcnt of costs. which were remit
ted.
Fred Loughlin. white. was chara-
cd With drunk driving. hit and run
and operating motor vehicle with
out an operators license. AdjudgCd
guilty of careless and reckless driV-
III gWithOut drivers license. he
was sentenced To ~ months ON tho
roads. suspended upon payment OF
damages Ia ErncStinc Lyons auto
mobile and payment of costs and On
further condition that nc not operate
a motor vehicle without proper Ii
ccnsc.
Prayer for judgment for George
William Brccdlovc, white. tried fO"
speeding. was continued upon pay
ment of costs.
Frank Cray. COlorcd, was tried for
larcency and prayer for Judgment
was continued upon payment Of
costs and payment of $l2 To Sidncy
Jones.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
CHAPEL HILL RESIDENT
IS AMNESIA VICTIM

Los Angeles. Calf. July 27.-tP
Dr.. Alfred Russell. il-yrar-old
scicntiS, of Chapel He'll. n. C.. who
WAS reported missing shortly after
his arrival here - city iail. appar-
found today III city jail, appar-
crtly 4 victim Of amncSia.
He was identified by an associate.
Monroe c. kiddcr. and was released
t. kiddcr'S custody.
.Iai! records showed that DR.. Rus
sell was picked up two days ago
:: suburban area and was booked
on suspicion Of vagrancy.
kiddcr reported that DR. Russell
came 10 Los Angeles to join the
staff of the drug and oil plant divi-
sion of the California Department
OF Education.
Police were told that he appeared
in i'll health when he obtained his
baggage al Union Static and that
he WAS vague about his plans.
y buyers strike coupled TO Il
commodity shortage - what can Il
clerk do bat sleep that one out?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
Vance Rural Life
Is Transformed In
81 Years Of Work

The history of home dcmonS,ra-
item WORK IN Vance cuuntv is largely
The story OF the lite and l"Dors OF
MIR. Hattie +. plumm"r anon, the
farm women al this area IF nurtI-
central North Carolina IN In" last
'h'rty-t@u years Mr.. plumm."
pioneered IN In" field when d.,nun-
slgHtIur w"ri. was something urX
M the State.
In 1914 sh" became the first humg
demonstration agent IN Vance conn
~ amt On" Of the first in North
Carolina. and Ma continuously &C
tive in the work until She retired 1t
IN" end al June uu account III her
health.
During this period Of more than
three decades. Mrs plummrr SAW
rural hum" lit" transformed ia
NTuc" COUNTY from i dull. drah cXiS-
tcnro T. that OF q happy and con-
tented citizenship. with mach uf the
drudgrry removed. with many homes
almost Sclf-ruutaIu"d and with many
ii TN" modern CuuNCu.UurCS and
lu%ur!US of urban residents. And
"hHt is more. she Wa responsible.
tur - LARGE part ui tins rather re.
markablc transformation and i'm.
prpEcmcut
First steps i'm 1911.
Extension wurk M Vance county
was already wCll advanced when the
Smith-i.Cvcr Act was passed ~
Congress on May g. 1914. Nr>.
plImmcr had already heard of Wort:
b"iu" don" IN Il few other counties
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
PARCEL POST NOT
EXTENDED TO BERLIN

Washington. July 27.-Rl-Pcr-
mission To send parcel post relief
packages TO persons in the Amcri-
can zone in Germany does not en-
tend 10 packages for those living in
the American section of Berlin.
The commerce department. report
ing this today. said the post office
department has refused thousands
o! packages that either were adj
dressed 10 non-American zones or
did not conform with dcpartmu (
and Army regulations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were granted -
one white couple and enc colorcd
couple at the register of deeds Of
lice yesterday. going TO:
Edward ID. Rem and Dorothy
Christine White; both Of North Hen.
derson, white.
James Arthur Foster, of kittrcll
and Lottie Lee Marlborough, Of
Louisburg, colored.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
Mrs. Pl1ln1111er Pioneered In
Home Demonstration Effort

winch 10 direct their work. and il
was carried on almost entirely in
the iield. They travelled by horsg
ana buggy and later were the pio-
rec: drivers of the Ford automo-
pItcS. They followed the highway
ana the principal roads. talking witt
farmers and housewives, ana often
staying overnight where darkness
in demonstrations i'm nrudi,ctinn mr
corn through BOYS clilb w,,.l; nm
tomato demonstrations in nruduriinn
ana c:Inuin- thrnurh rirls. rluh ,vnrI,
were c>pan.lcd into ;nstr,,c,,,r. ~
/" use % improved seed. better live
stock. erosion control murEr,:n,
ami dress and hat maxine
In one OF the earliest rCrrr,s .,
attract public attention Ia rrsuI:;
that were bcin. achieved. and ,r
encourage others To- adup, tho hr,tnr
methods being advocated Inv The T..
tension Service. the farm and huii,r
agents pun on an agricultural fair
in the court house in the autumn If
1917. Outstanding SUCCESS of This
achievement inspired The ,u.ulp 4,
'tI!l greater efforts, and the follow
ing year the Vance County Fair AS
ISOLATION was organized. and since
that time. with few exceptions
once during the deprcssion of the
early thirticS and several years dur
ing World War Il-haS put on an
annual display Of agricultural pro-
ducts representing the progress
made by farmers and houScwiv =,
on their farms and III their homes.
tanning Is increased.
'7,"I Hi.e' hTi'ir demonstration
N"'H otN'.' Ill vance county. ne
""' ''"t'' ""n previously ma"
pv'i '"ii'i'l% l'ults chielly. began
~ -, "'E "!u t"flilihE EeSetloir* ~
al. N.!'''"' n"flilS pom ""riu wars
.lt''.i"i' Wis conferred on proouS-
S'%'a ',i." '''!>,IN "','ii oi 1000 crops
Htt''''i'''T' NJ i'cl'' II. "rECF
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
BANKS STAY OPEN TO
p. NJ. ON SATURDAYS

The banks in Henderson are now
opening at 8 a. m. and closing at
p. m. on Saturdays. On other days
OF the week the hours are unchang-
ed, 9:30 q. m. to 2 D. m.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
AROUND TOWN
ANDREWS AVENUE LOT

Mrs. Stella Hamm transferred Il
lot on Andrews avenue to M. s.
Hedgepcth and wife for 500 and
other considerations in a deed filed
at the register Of deeds office yes
terday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
FIRST METHODIST.

RCN. {. y. EarCIlil. PASTOR.
Sunday:
9:i5 a. m. Church school, J. W.
Sanders. general superintendent.
Glasses for all age groups.
| a. m. Morning worship. Sermon
by the pastor. Subject. "Thrcc-FOl;l
Growth"
q y. III. Union service al the First
Presbyterian church. Sermon by
RCv. !. f.. Apple. pastor First Con
:EC&a:iun Christian church.
Thursday:
I:l5 u. IN. Girls choir practice.
3 y. m. Senior choir practice.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

Roy. WiIIiam D. McInnis. minister
Sunday:
9:i5 Il. m. Church school.
II a. IN. Morning worship. Scr
mon subject. ~ Right GS.sc pf
Values"
p. III. Union service at this
church. Rev. J. Frank Apple. pastor
81 First congregational Christian
church. will preach.
Monday:
p. m. BOY Scouts of America.
Wednesday:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
CITY ROAD METHODIST

Rev. James w. Snccdcn. pastor.
Sunday:
10 4. III. Sunday school. W. L.
Adams. superintendent.
II Il. m. Morning worship. Sermon
by pastor, "roday'$ Task Hard
One.
go p. m. Youth Fellowship.
Monday:
q y. m. Meeting Of official board.
Wednesday:
Prayer service. Topic. Being 4
Christian"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
What's Doing In The
Churches
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS,
NrIDVstI IENFTEDcrN-

TEN l FL oolAL fOlsiNtSS,
NORTH HENDERSON.
Rev. III. F. Dalton. pastor.
Sunday:
9:l5 Il. m. Sunday school.
II a. III. Morning worship service
30 p. IN. BaptiSmal service at
Rock Mill.
Gas p. M. p. II. y. S. meeting.
1:3u p. IN. Evening worship serv-
ice.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
TRAFFIC FINES

c. U. Sanford and r. f. South
erland paid fines Of 81 each at the
city clerks office yesterday for
violations Of traffic regulations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
cONGREGATIoNAL CHRISTIAN

Rev. !. Frank Apple. pastor.
Sunday:
o. IL Il. m. Church school.
Il -. ~. Morning worship. Ser
mon topic. The Foolish Virgins"
3 p. IN. Union service Al tine FIRST
Presbyterian church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
WHITE MEMORIAL.

Rrv. james ". Snccdcn, pastor.
~ 4. m. Sunday school. j. w.
Thomas. superintendent.
$40 u. IN. Youth Fellowship.
I:.;5 p. IL. Evening worship. Ser
mon by pastor "Will Il Man Rob
God
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
Z p. III. Couples club.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY
INNOCENTS.


CHURCH OF THE HOLY
INNOCENTS.
Rev. Ray Holder. rector.
Sixth Sunday after Trinity. July
Holy Communion. 8 a. III.
Morning Prayer and sermon, II
Il. m.
Evening Meditation (organ pro-
gram), 0 p. IN.
Monday, July 20:
BOY Scout troop 81. 8 p. III.
Tuesday, July 80:
The Drop-ln club, $3.50 p. IN.
Thursday. August |:
Choir rehearsal. 3 p. m.
The Drop-ln club, $3.50 p. IN.
Friday. August .:
Tho Litany. 10 n. M, DR.. David
s. Atkins. lay reader.
Saturday, August 3:
The Drop-ln club, $50 p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. F. n. Gardner, pastor.
Sunday:
9:I5 a. m. Bible school.
II a. IN. Morning worship. Topic:
Mathematics in Forgiveness"
Gas p. M. w. NJ. u. subsidiaries
and Training union.
p. IN. Union service nj First
Presbyterian church, with Rev. j.
+. Apple, as speaker.
Monday:
7:30 p. IN. Boy Scout troop meet =
ing.
p. m. Claire Mills class meet
ing.
3 p. m. intermediate c.. y. meet
ing.
Tuesday:
Baptist State Convention IN
Greensboro.
Thursday:
q p. m. Workers council meeting
nj South Lake Lodge. Picnic supper.
Prayer meeting. Guest speaker. Mrs
l.. l.. Carpenter, wife Of editor If
hihliCal Recorder.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27

Work among the farm people has
changed rs have other things as lii"
Years have passed. Early methods
consisted of driving from farm 10
farm and SpnttinG some individual
problem that needed attention. and
getting the farmer interested To such
IN extent that ne would agree Ia
pat on demonstration. using meth
od- recommended by In" Extension
Service. Then groups Of farmers and
farm women We're called IN from
time L. tim" To- discuss and map ont
community programs suggested by
Stat" leaders and specialists for Va
rIuuS projects To- be- undertaken. Tn"
livc-ai-h"m" program Il decade and
half ago was one Of these. ana
pruEcd 80 popular that il has con-
IIuucd ever since. Group discussions
II farm needs and plans have been
NOR" in cvld"n"" since the advent
# the Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
mlnI.tratiGn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
S.r PATHS CATHOLIC

st. PAUL'S CATHOLIC.
Father James H. King. pastor.
Sunday:
!! a. III. Mass.
Monday -WcGncSd@y:
1:3O a. m. Talk and confession By
Father King.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-27
Many improvements Made.


Emphasis has shifted gradually
from Individual problems 10 thns"
II communities and Of countrywide
nature.
Farmers and their wives have
learned through the years how 10
increase production and make i'm
DrnvcmcntS. They have acquired
knowledge # how To double. treble
and quadruplc their yields. have in
creased production of dairy. beef
and poultry products by improve
mcrts i'm breeding stock. providing
feeds properly balanced and pas
lures properly seeded. and control
rf diseases and parasites. Problems
OF marketing have been Simplificd.
end better and more improved
equipment for the home has been
provided as Il result of home demon
stration work. with less drudgcry
and more comforts.
Pioneers I'm True Sense.
County and home agents in the
early days. 1914 to 1917. were pio-
ncers in the true sense of the word.
They sailed unchartcd seas and
opened up new fields. They were
rot always welcomed when they
called at a farmers house. because
many resented the idea of any one
coming to them TO try to show them
how 10 do things. But by tact and
friendship the good will of the in
dividual was won. Much work of 4
personal nature was needed and was
done in those pioneer times. But
they have succeeded well and be-
yond their dreams.
And today and throughout the
decades. Vance county remembers
and will long remember the work
of Mrs. Hattie Plummer, whose cf-
forts have placed home demonstra-
ton work on firm foundation in
this community. She and John w.
Sanders. vino has been county agen:
since 1929, have put Vance coun-
~ among the foremost counties in.
North Carolina in Extension work
and have been instrumental in
bringing large measure of pros
perity to the people among whom
they have worked
Evening star., 1946-10-27

I-GRoCERIEs, meats and beers: $1,000
weekly business short heyTs S6 mo no sundaysd snd
lly nytu1ss qssrsssEts Stock pe,asa eKtra FERNS Terms
hNsuD sWD. 6. s.. groceries and meats; weekly tals
business sanaaSn sa5s Nee prded gad osi5so
soui eomplete with large stock and truck.
Terms, .srv,ce groceries and meats
nent Weekly business over S2,50g. Was
doing $4,000 before oonfT onT yas tafeh down w.
4IGroceries and meats: cololed lore 81 eran,e' af,e
$1,000 weekly business. Price E only S99MnWoi a. nno
complete with stock .aT6 and nx'ufeS' '''ooo
oo9n 5nD. G. s. self service, $500 weekly
business Large store with nice nsd,eed eoalPo Po
$4,000 for xtgEes !, and nRddoRoFF t5ReHF stSSf s
E st. NV Ma. 93s9 or Ma. 9374: 81
REsTAURANT-LIogo,R-A aor. well elan ks9yh sSgh
corner SaiTx bnsiness: lease; reasonable rent;
psies, prhs $4,000 plus 1iauor stock. .,...s.
.xceiient Ssati fixtures; io:year lease; very
ssss 4estaSqsn es}ssss eooed fss
and wine; short hours; from am to
4:$o pm; priced right, oornsr doing
Us Ss'' ANFAosY iS4 & CHAPLIN, 1a7 3 st,
sRsys.f SRochKTI Irl Dfs iesaton delns sSoo per Vk
Grocery, with lee; apt; wkly Iy, volume: sanfaf:
81 800; long-term leaSe aSo at low ock and
priced to sell sell at Sl4'ooo' lock s'0'A anu
aroceTs eoloTed neighboEhood; 2ho duo 1ssls Ekly:
business $780, low rent SRs eash viii
Paiodii PPsndie oIBE ALBERT II. COHEN, CHI. 1861;
eves. and Suns. GIL. 2400. rs
". r. sIMoNs offers the following op-
poNo. ofsan5' s.. Hardware and house furnish; h.
ines, upper NV. section: income quoted
$500 xk lease IA III yss5s 900 reo doSn sS BAL On
terms san se' see set this spot as It won't last long
No; a. G. s. G gr9cefry fssss win Isasnnabie r1obS
stock witfi lots of scarce items. / have a
Sn this store to- for Nth man s5 xah doWn
bal NO. on ef terms pelicatessen and grocery, Co
mStaa Snosa over Ta $685. Rk am fs oosns or
live VIE as this is where bis ., futuSsa a Eeo bec
No. 4s Pawnbrokers exchange, 14th st;
nw good lease owner t ~ mgsI sye se IL yoa,r can
0pp451u6G'sv %a 6s' vaiet t shop' Pa. ave- NV, good
sctive section, 4-yr lease reasonable rent;
business, as 1t definitely has a profitable
future. w. H SIMoNS. the live-wire bust
seS Fess bTSker Ex s1sie7ss sS ysFn0h' ave NV" room
tunities we have to offer:
Grocery store with, weekly sales. all
cash, of $4,000; no deliveries: S175 per
no. rent with 10-year lease: can be pur-
chased at a reasonable price:
over $4,000 per week: rent. SIS per mo,
with Sh-year lease; moderately priced
anSS cash: no deliveries; reasonable rent
Grocery, $3.50 to 81. 900 all-cash weekly
business: rent, S100 per mo, including
apt; s-year lease; price, $4,000. lock-
stock and barrel.
other grocery stores ofugssoTes, c,ass noris- =
Consult us for your needs. BRADLEY
BEAIL & HOWARD, 232 Southern Build
ing, Ma. 0271: evenings. call Mr.. Roneld
IA 5000. -oo
Evening star., 1946-10-27

TOURIST CABINS-Near Luray, Va. 8
double and 3 single cottages. Mostly
with showers bath and running water.
Includes Arm. bungalow and an acre
of ground. $4,000 down; terms. This
will not last long. Hurry. For informa-
tant, with VIM CALoMIRIS PROPERTIES.
District 1855. Open. daily until pm;
Sunday from 12 to pm.
COLORED RADIO SHOP-Bie oppor-
tunity for little price; records and repairs;
profitable uptown NV. location; good In
come; insieniflcant rent; terms and small
price. DU. 1889. 27'
Evening star., 1946-10-27

0GS STORE. s., 600 wkly. business quoted;
long established well equipped: apt:
DGS store. $1,10O wkly. business ouoteo'
long fgndensndent Leas Store, $500 wkly. business
quoted: good eolored location. .+,s-
information of , these ana mans otne se5
Soithern Bldg, EX. 1909 or WO. 1aSs.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

DRESSES; 81; x,d size sI4, L and 1e. Call Sunday
DRESSES AND BLACK COAT for short.
stout lady, d1 size dsz1 Is new condition; fal-
DRESSES AND sUITs. IA to 1s; values
to 500; some never worn; sell S3 to $50.
DRESSES AND WINTER COATS. size "A
and 16. Also hats and shoes. Apt. los.
5000 14th. st: NV. -
in sosk EhEcTRIc aqd % Eau1pMENT assfai GUS co
2473 Sherman ave. NV.
DRILL PRESS with motor, $50; drills. 0-6o
and 1i64"-A" and precision tools and
Studio couch us combination sofa and
double bed). $50: also mans .overeoat,
size AZ long. SIS. and ladies' clothes. sizes
liz i and TE F. asna'ns sasi sn0es sizes SAA ana
ipkkoop-LEAF TABLE. entiaus: mirrors.
ssa sefa snd Chair e0iG5f e. sa7 also AafDen
DRUMs-New wFI drum set. with bass.
sfS5 oo New Gretsch white pearl set,
ss@pe's ssas soRDAN GIS PIANO esa eoMpANY 1918
0RuMs SKI n NV Nv Agents for s,ingerland Gen.
kERs kEpps aEggS MUgc sqoRE 0es ss ss s. Na
SO: / used. S235. OR. ose5.
gUPL5cAToEsso NsEass ss7 late nSss Gd
e. e. asa5: week bi 7s7s iiis isth NV
DUPLICAToRs..A. B. Dick mimeograph.
print, S24 so: Lettergraph, S27 80: also
Hilco style, Niagara and others. See at
1909 l4th ST. NV.
ELECTRIC portable sewing machine, slight
ly used. LU. 0395 anytime.
ELECTRIC DRILL. R-inch; quantity 16-
pound rail. line shaft, jack hammer, bits.
steel bit grinder, 9-v belts, 6-foot: other
equipment reas. One owner. Box 212-S.
ELECTRIC HEATERS-GE, Westinghouse,
Arvin, etc; largest selection in town;
Special this week, S1295 Redi- Heat elec-
trio heaters only S495. ELECTRICAL
cENTEEEi 81 arMaTrR lob Fl nv ohRs MA sSss &
eiements. ii M g. cXRTY. iSos. 14th. no. oSs4;;
ELECTRIC IRONEk, 6-foot. in excellent
Condition. Cali at / West Melrose st..
Chevy Chase. Md. or phone WI. 1871. 80
lcontinIsd on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1946-10-27

BEDROOM, LIVING KIM, DINETTE: new;
Consisting o of 194 pieces, for SIS; Atlas
INCLUDES in this outfit complets bed1m
wood. no veneer-a full-sized bed, modern
or Jenny Lind style, with a beautiful chest
saed seSnF matess With pow
must see this suite to really appreciate
these unusual values. For a living room
spriI5s A5as With Chairs beau
fully upholstered 2 end tables and life
time guaranteed mirror. plus Landscape
the living room. For the dinette, maple
or walnut table-solid wood. no veneer
with 4 matching chairs, leather upnoi. Si.
outfit, we add as. gift 73-piece china
set. 35-piece silyerware set' ssa osautlimi and
piece mk sft af
we are including absolutely, free, as =
PIECE Crystal set and sn s-pece
astinetive water t1ber a set All
plete, all brand -newe-194 pieces for SI5S
Terms, SIS deposit, IL months to pay Free
afhvefs atIas and Il the Sn number 81 on our door
For the best values be sure you are e. N n
Atlas Open evenings and SATURDAYS tiI nntil q
81 Of values. ATLAS FURNdTgRE. .so1 991 G
SnpkooR Rr sTiTE a1 p moasTn asas p1 s7ss Dfsc
included S125. Also 11-tube Philco radio
and rollaway cot, cheap. Apply 2o1 2no
;RstbkoSM 5s MR sHITE HJEhEARDM Modern solid wood,
tress, dresser. chest. $175. FIR. 3054.
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM AND DINETTE
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know that Turner's don't charge you any
OF tTan charge BID on You Rno%
that Turner's don't send you to any finance
interest," interest charees9 h well. they don't. All
payments are made In our store. D1q you
that It. IaR nreaa sn We s hes do
advertise? Well. they do. Turner's will
furnish your bedroom, living room u,, and
we give you z, full-sized bed. spring mat nado
chest chest and dresser with plate glass mirror;
The bedroom suite is available in maple
or walnut The above suite is not odd
pieces put together. but a factory-matched
suite For the living room we give you a
with full spring construction, and two
comfortable upholstered chairs. For the
dinette we give you a maple extension
table and four matched maple chairs with
seats Is This Is an ohan ha1e gnu
mediate delivery on Crosley Shslvador
vacuum cleaners. welBiit coin. and So
in, gas ranges. also ten-piece walnut Water
fall dining room suites Visit TUNES Turner s.
Open evenings snd Saturday until pm.
Monday and Thursday until 8 pm For
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