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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-19
Bolton, Apgar, Lake
Five Present Program

Bolton Apgar and Lake Five
schools combined Thursday at z
p m to present a Christmas prog
ram in the Park Recreation hall.
Santa Claus was scheduled to make
an appearance, and there were
treats that the PTA helped Santa
pack.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
* Ssy szs<~ s~GzZALSSHT7lED @
JUDGES GUESTS AT
MINISTER'S MEETING

The judges Of the Recorders
Circuit and Common Pleas court
were guests Of the Baptist Min
isters Conference al their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday.
After the judges and the can
didates were presented they
were addressed by Rev S D.
Ross. moderator Of the Metropo-
Titan Baptist Association
Rev Ross told the judges that
they should cooperate with the
churches 70 the extent Of insist
!ng that in matters Of litigation
Between factions within the var
ious churches that all efforts
and remedy within the church
Itself IS used before The court
seeks 10 rule.
Some Of the judges attending
included Circuit Judge Chester
?. OHara. Recorders Judge
John p. Scallen. Henri s.
Sweeney. Judges " Mckay
Skillman. George Murphy, JOS
eph A. ellis. Paul Krause and
Gerald Groat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
DUBOIS AT
Y FORUM
MARCH 30

ST ANTOINE YMCA FOR
IN VIII p-esen, d. " : Du-
Bo.s. ore u the cour,rys out
standing scholars ard historians
Sundav March 80 la47 a, 4
p N. HIS topic w.l De The
Cnite5 Nsrcns and the Negro
d. DUBOIS IS ma research d.
~ecto- q. the Ns,Snai Assocla-
t,ar to- TIE Advancement Of
Cc,-ea People New YORK CITY.
he mas degrees from Ave lead
i-c At yers.iies including a Phi.
p .-o1- Harvard and ne has
done specls, work a; the Uni
,crs.t :. Be.An Ike is also au-
,ho 4. several best sellers bas-
Cd III Negro lie Edward B
Sig.r., w.ll preside ~ this meet
lrE Ire pubic IS cordially invit-
&C 70 attend. admission free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

t-oit district manager Of ne
state lcuo- G wrasSio1 and a
Sep~tv cons 81. Jne- with the
Ncniea- 6 -poraCon and Sc
curiues Commission.
lie cas prcpcscc the taking ~
stem &. aph.c ecor1s p cases in
Conn o- Peas Court He Is a
preferred can5 date az the De-
,sc.t Cu1 rs League ard IS en-
Sorsec 1T the bar association,
isbo- ami civic and tyaterral or
gsnlzst!ons for the April : cleo
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
Camp Meeting Choir Singers Win
Applause In lst Detroit Concert
By ThelmA Browne

The Camp Meeting Choir singers. whether because
OF some peculiar tmbre OF voice because OF the spen-
did e the music they sing have quality that
other cho:rs quite capture.
Tn, nav aetpuut TOR the fact thal Mosday nlght-as
80 -lers M, ~ trer 1 e. Is "a s-rany Detroters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
DIcGs LEADER

= czs cha r- .Ne h0--i
~ r cgr Lee Motion. cxecg-
Use .ec-etssy Was maker =
stan f- 'ne chang Ne
r sf1 orc ire meeting
ar CIR a.tcr Simmons left.
hcse vice precedent Louise
S~ - iccl ned 20 take the cns.r,
say.rg she was urfsullar WITH
,r ~ I.a.-er Keith the o'h-
n VICE president, was not pres
en-
Az officers othc thar Keith.
vac~ ptczcrf II the meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

ne axe 2 G . q
ln De-
4 i srd was
1w.tte1 10 the
ray n 1872 2
SHce then Re
has been stt1r-
rcy wt. tire le-
sal 1 bureau
g sic Detroit
Be- Assoclator.
2 Corfe-ee with
tCe Sales Tax
Department an
assistant general
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
WANTED!!!

A Ave room house 10 rent. In
or near Detroit. Notify Dora
Smith. 2foe 81. Antoine Street.
Detroit !. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
REcALLs ls1o cHANcE

Digs detection from INC De-
moor attic ranks recalls ~3s 1870
switch from the Republicans 70
tire Democrats Then he Serscd
sccur atelv the changing temper
~ the voters and organized 20
take advantage u 4 HIS change
back 70 the COP is believed 70
reflect his conviction iha; TIE
tide is now flowing the ether
way
The club was founded n 1880.
and incorporated In 1888.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
FOR SALE

Metal bed teompleiel. dresser.
ice box. kitchen stove. wheel
barrow. canister set. dishes.
lamp. drapes. end table. Town
send S.os33.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
House For Sale

, Room Bungalow for Sale Paint
ed Walls. Good condition. Oil
heat large front & side porch.
Priced reasonable. Call anytime
ri. SsS7. 37Ss East Congress. Pri-
vaie owner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
Women's Apparel
FOR SAL.

Russian caracul Coat in good
condition. Size IS. $1,000. Tele-
phone Cadillac STA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
THEArER CHAIRS

Now in use al the Highland Park
Theater 500 and Center Thea
ire $500 Leaihereiie cushion.
spring edge and uplifi. upholster.
ed back. Associated Theaters.
Inc. Dime Building. Detroit. CHI.
lS2o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
Present Circuit Judge
on the basis Of
HIS Splendid Record

re IS ABLE CAPABLE. ana
5s-eves FA-R TRIAL e.
e.. regardless CT Ra1s. Creed
81 --.-s
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. C.
January 5, 1947.

Dear Peggy ~
The peace and quiet restfulness of things in general MAJ seemed
a blessed relief to everyone since New Years day, whlch away
witnesses the windingup, in a blaze of glory, OF seemingly ny
less festive holiday entertainments. The parties his year wele ~
numerous that ever members of the very young crowd were neate
exclaiming how utterly exhausted they were on January !. 30 II
social activities run true to form in Wilmington in 1947, the next lew
weeks will be very quiet, with the exception OF several Weoohss VI
Prominence scheduled to take place between now and ASH wednesday,
OF college students are vending their way back to tnelI respuW
which marks the beginning of the Lenten season. A constant strea M
OF college students are vending their way back tt ner
institutions of higher learning this week after ten ohsslul Gays VI
fun and froic at home. If you don't believe that we nave a VI
share of these young people here for Christmas and New Years you
haven't tried to procure a reservation on any train III OF n CITY
ounng the past week! 49,.
Handsome invitations, bearing Tiffany's seal OF approval nave
been received to the marriage of Miss Dolores Holt Cheatham, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cheatham of Burlington and Wflghtsvlle
Beach to Harry conn James. of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. James
Of this city, which will take place on Saturday, the eagn eela ~ ~
January, at eight o'clock, at The Church OF The HOLY comforter, ~
Burlington, North Carolina. Enclosed cards read: oKeeePuo n p Pn
medately following the ceremony 93 West Davis Street. n )" v: :.
This wedding will unite two of the oldest and most o1 ISL ISM
families in the state and will be followed by one OIL tne larses'
and most brilliant receptions of mid-winter in North caronna. Among
those from here who are planning to attend are: MI; n MIS-. Vvnnam
G. James, Miss Leila James, Tom James, Mrs. J. Haughton James
Mr.. and Mrs. Kauno A. Lehto, Mr.. and Mrs. Ihomas D Ing
The Right Rev. j. Reginald Mallett and Mrs. MaHett OF 1enu
Ind, who re visiting here during January, Mrs. Mary NHon haiu,,
wcke, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Williams, and Mr.. n LIS. Aaymono
h. Holland. -,
A Christmas card received from Colonel and Mrs. James deb
Continued on Page Three; Col.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Miss johnson
To Give Book
Review Here

The Literature department Of
North Carolina Sorosis will meet
on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the Sorosis clubrooms on North
Third street, for the first meeting
of the new year.
An interesting program has been
arranged under the direction Of
Mrs. c.. B. Newcomb, program,
chairman for the month. Miss Mil
bred Johnson, director OF speech
arts and dramatics in New Han
over High school, will give a book
review using Inglis Fletcher's cur
rent book, "Toil of the Brave"
This is her most romantic and
fascinating novel, a tale Of North
CONTINUED on Pare Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

MRS. CLAUDE ELWYN HARRIs-Top left, who before her
marriage o Christmas Day was Miss Virginia Carolyn Bailey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Russell Bailey of Chadbourn.
MRS. EDWIN P. MATTOX-Top center, of Wilmington, the
former Lotie Pearl Farrar of this city daughter of Mrs. Addie C.
Branch of Wilmington. Mr.. Mattox isl the son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c..
Mattox of Saratoga. The couple are making their home here.
MRS. GILLIAN KING HORTON-Top right, the former Miss
Josephine Corbet, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Albert Corbett of
this city, who was married on Saturday evening at the First Baptist
church here. Mr.. Horton is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Horton.
MARu4YN FARRAR-Lower left, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart K. Farrar of Batavia, N. Y, whose engagement is announced
today to Leon Todd, Jr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Todd of Will
mington.
MR.. AND MRS. BOB L. GOODWIN-Lower center, shown leav-
ing the Pearsal Memorial Presbyterian church following their we'd
ding O. December 81. Mrs. Goodwin is the former Rachel Mills of
Wilmington.
MISS FRANCES CHRISTINE OWEN-Lower right, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Owen of Wilmington, whose engagement is an
nounced TODAY to Nicholas Herman Gieschen, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Gieschen of this city
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Miss Farrar,
l.. NJ. Todd, Jr.,
Engaged To Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart K. Farrar OF
20 Park avenue, Batavia, N. Y,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Marilyn, to Leon Todd,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Todd of Wilmington.
Miss Farrar is an alumnus OF
Stephens college, Columbia, Mo-,
and was a receptionist for Eastern
Airlines in New York city.
The wedding will take place dur
ing the latter part of March.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. McCrary
announce the birth of a daughter,
Anne Elizabeth, December 30 at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Nc
Crazy is the former Anne Eliza
beth BoWden
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Miss Frances Owen,
Mr.. Gieschen Will
Marry During June

Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Owen Of
Wilmington, announce the engage
meat of their daughter, Frances
Christine, to Nicholas Herman
Gieschen son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Gieschen Of Whining
ton.
The wedding will take place in
June.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Martha Ellen Pate,
A. L. Bryant, Jr., To
Marry During March

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Pate Of
Magnolia, announce the engage
meat of their daughter, Martha
Ellen, to A. L. Bryant, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bryant Of
Clinton.
TIE wedding will take place in
March.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Mrs. Pearsall And Mrs. Gregg +
Entertained With Lovely Party

A lovely courtesy was extended
Mrs. Horace Pearsall, Jr., ane
Mrs. Thomas A. Gregg during the
past week when Miss Emma Nit
chell, Miss Kathryn Perdew ane
Miss Mile Evans were joint host
esses at a tea at the Evans home
on North 18th street.
The guests of honor were pre-
sented with corsages of camellia!
upon their arrival.
Tea was poured by Mrs. MAJ
Gregg and Mrs. Horace Pearsal
at a beautifully appointed table
centered with a lovely arrange
ment of white flowers under the
soft glow of white tapers. The colol
note of green and white was car
ried out in the dining room
Throughout the home lovely Christ
mas decorations, poinsettias anc
glowing red candles were used If
making a lovely background fol
the forty or more guests who callec
between the hours of 4:30 and
o'clock,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
BIRTH

MI. and Mrs. Robert K. Godfrey
announce the birth of a daughter,
Eleanor Hall Godfrey, December
% at Dosher Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Godfrey is the former Flea
nor Niernsee daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Niernsee.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Notions Reduced

IL shirred Rayon Covered Hangers, set Of two.
Pairs Of Wooden Stocking Dryers in size IL.
Less than u price. Now Soc
72 Cotton Twill Laundry Bags with drawstring.
Were S9c. Now soc
100 Pairs Of Foot Warmers Of 500 wool and 500
cotton Also of $50 cotton and 35% WOOL As
sorted colors. Were Csc. Now ,--------------4 45c
200 Plastic Talon Zippers in a broken color as
sortment. Less than n price. Now Sc
70 Plastic Smocks in white, pink, red and blue.
Were ST. ow-.A---------.- -- 75c
10 Plastic coated Laundry Bags In a. fine check
design in brown and blue. With handle. Less
than u price. Now 81
~ Boxes Of Diaperwite- Less than " price.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is Blanket Bags Of plastic material with
slide fastening. Were So. Now $1.50
70 Plastic Sure Grip Ciothespins, 10 to card.
Were 10c, Now ----------------- &c
800 Pearlon Suit and Dress Bags in two lengths.
Were Csc. 75c and 85c. Now, 45c, for S5c; SOC
2 for 95c; and $50
Shelf Box of plastic-coated rayon. Quilted. In
rose. Less than u price Now--------------.2 81
80 Girdles Of Cotton with synthetic rubber nsetS.
Size az in tearose. Were $1.s0. Now $1.25
20 Cumfort Grippers with pins attached. Rayon
covered. Were 81. Now -----------. Soc
Simulated Leather Sewing Boxes, fitted Were
W&L-Notions Aisle 81, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-13
\AE:;;' l. T g. G.

BOOK REVIEW.
"Our CAPITAL on the Potomac" reviewed
by its author Helen Nicolay, in the jew
ish Community Center, sixteenth and Q
LUNCHEON.
Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow. Members and
guests.
SPECIAL ExHIBIIs.
The Public Library Of the District OF
Columbia. Eighth and K streets N. w. open
8 am. TO 8 pm. Monday through Thurs.
Saturday: paintings by Howard Conant.
through February.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
to 4:so pm daily; paintings By. Eduardo
Kinsman of Ecuador, through February.
Barnett Alden Gallery Of Art, 127 Ran
dolph place NV, open weekdays. to 1l
pansnss 1 p aoi siSaD tSs home
through February.
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV, open 10 IN. to
., nd dnssars sns S2 S ahon.s fu
French artist, from the Adams collection
through Sunday.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lShby in Department m
fish and animals for indefinite period
I aibEsrs .t eS9srsss open oDs a to 10
10 pm. Sundays; original Lacock Abbey
copy Of the Magma Carta on loan from the
British government. until December IS.
Dayton c. Miller collection, through Febru-
airy; original draft Of Lincoin's Gettys-
hibit marking OF the centennial OF Iowa,
through February; Congress- in historical
prints and drawings. including early archi-
lecture Of the Capitol. tourist guides books
SQUARE DANCE.
Advance square and folk dancing, Thorn
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Radios and Photographs
Reduced

4 Console Combination Radios and Photographs
with short wave. Were SITS. Now------------$1 $125
Crosey Table Model Radios with five tubes. Were
$30.70. Now -------------------------- -------$2l.s5
Refrigeradios, fve-tube radios which resemble
small refrigerators Were $685. Now $1,000 $23.S5
/ Clarion Console Combination Radio and Phono-
sranh Was s14750 Now $685. 50
Transmitter- Receiver built to u. s. Army speci-
hcations. Less u price Now S5995
Automatic Record Changers Were $35. Now, $26
IL Electrotone Portable Electric Phonogfaphs Were
SAT 65 Now $ $2495
& Futuronic Portable Photographs. Less than "
price Now Observation-Disclosures -SI995
Table Model Electric Photographs. Were $5195.
Now acknowledgements -----SJ6So
Portable Electric Public Address and Ph0nO-unit
Systems with detachable speaker. Heavy-duty model
Were $13s,83. $3.50
w&L-Music Galleries, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Vases, Trays, Small Chests,
Pins Reduced

4s Decorated Glass Vases. Less than u price
Now Soc
10 Plastic Egg Timers Less than u price. Now, 15c
So Mexican Pottery Banks. Less than u price
Now w------ ------ l0c
Spun Aluminium Trays. Less than "a price
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
Spun Aluminium Trays. Were $685.. Now $3.50
Small Painted Wood Chests Were S.. Now. $3.50
Small Painted Wood Chests. Were SIS. Now 81
100 Pottery Sweetheart Pins. Less than u price.
Now, including 20% SOC
W&L-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Small Toys Reduced

40 Bird Feeders. Were 1.50. Now----------1
Small Wooden Wheelbarrows, less than n price.
Now -----50 Soc
Is Toy Mangies, were 81. Now SOC
10 Holsters, less than u price. Now
20 Play Pistols less than n price Now ------ 10c
Kewpie Doll Banks, less than II price. Now, soc
price Now 75c
40 Bubble Sets with wand. Less than u price.
I Room Enclosures with Plexiglass Furniture. Less
than u price. Now 81
Pieces of Plexiglas Dollhouse Furniture. Less
tUdu price. NoW QUO
10 Basketball Games Less than u price Now, CSC
20 Little Miss Jewelry Sets including gold-plated
pins. Were $2.34. Now, including 2o% tax, $1.20
WSL-The Toy Store, Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Floor and TobIe Lomps
Reduced

1, Sway Floor Lamp bronze color hnish. Including
globe and Sway bulb. Was 1880 Now, $12s5
/ Gold finish Metal Lamp with marble insert IN
the base and gold-color rayon shade. Complete
with 10-inch reflector and 1oo-2oo-3oo watt bulb.
uos 765 Now " $50
1 Brass Oil Pot Lamp in Junior floor size. With
s-inch reflector and 100-watt bulb. Was $3.50
Now $1295
Matching Modern Table Lamps Of clear elm
wood Wine color fabric shade over white paper
narchn,ent Was s27 50 Now $3.50
/ Modern Figure Lamp, hand-carved Spanish
girl-dancer Of Northern red birch with oval
shaped cotton fabric shade in red with gold
colored fringe Less than " price. Now $3.50
1 Chinese Modern Table Lamp hand-carved IN
wood Dark red cotton shade over white paper
parchment. Less than "a price Now - $3.50
/ Hand carved "Goofus Bird" Modern Table Lamp
of light wood. Gold-color rayon shade over white
paper Less than u price Now ---------- $3.50
W8I-Lamps, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Sofas, Living Room Chairs and
Tables Greatly Reduced
Living Room Choirs

Living Room Choirs
l Small Lounge Chair with beige cotton up
holstery and mahogany legs. Was sos.
. Left-arm Modern Chairs with floral cotton
covers. Less than y price. Now ------ $50
/ Modern Corner Chair with coral rayon and
cotton cover. Less than n price. Now $50
1 Modern Chair with bleached mahogany
legs and chartreuse cotton cover. Less than
u price Now l------4-----------4SS $50
1 Modern Circle Chair with mahogany-fin-
ished legs and coral cotton and rayon cover.
Less than u price. Now -----~--''----- $50
l Channel-back Barrel Chair with mahog-
any legs and cotton tapestry upholstery. Less
than u price. Now ---------~--------.S44 S44
l Modern Lounge Chair with blue cotton
frieze cover. Less than u price. Now S39
2 Regency Chairs with mahogany frame and
blue cotton velvet cover. Was $182. Now, $132
1 Upholstered Occasional Chair with maple
legs and brown and white cotton cover Was
$39 Now -S23
/ Open-arm Occasional Chair with mahog-
any frame and rose cotton brocade cover
Was $50. Now S33
Fan-back Chair with mahogany finished
legs and gray cotton brocade cover. Was $4s
Now Observation-Disclosures S42.50
Simulated Leather Cogswell Chair with ma
hogany- finished frame. Was $79. Now $3.50
1 Mahogany finished Ladder Chair
Was SIS. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
Lawson Chair with rose cotton tapestry
cover. Less than "a price. Now w--------S $40
Miscellaneous
s Decorated Beverage Wheelbarrows. We're
$3.50. Now $50
1 Mahogany Drop-leaf Table Was $166.50.
Mahogany finished Kneehole Desk. Was
$49.50. Now SIS
2 Pillow-top Ottomans with chartreuse cotton
upholstery. Less than " price. Now--$40
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Housewares Reduced

10 Shower Curtain Ensembles in green and yellow.
Less than u price. Now w------------ "
/ Wooden Silver Chest. Less than " price. Now. 80
1 Decorated Wooden Silver Chest Was $16. Now,
$40
Is Shoe Shine Boxes. Less than " price. Now 40c
50 Pints Of so DDT Insecticide Spray Were SOC.
10 Quarts Of SO DDT Insecticide Spray. Were 81.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JUG
17o Pairs Of Wooden Salt and Pepper Shakers less
than "a price. NOW. zoc c
% Pairs Of Book Ends. Were $2.50. Now $12S
II Pairs Of Book Ends. Were $2.95. Now $l50
Pairs Of Book Ends. Were g. Now $l50
1 Unfinished Chest Of Drawers. Less than u price.
NOW -----T----@---------- ~o
/ Unfinished Book Case Less than II price. Now, 81
/ Metal Wardrobe. Was $1750. Now ------ $40
/ Metal LinensCloset. Was $15.95. Now ,-----$1e
/ Unfinished Night Stand. Was $lI.95. Now 81
IL Maple finish Student Desks with Chairs. Less
than "A price. Now ------------------$ $3.50
3 Walnut finish Student Desks with Chairs. Less
than n price. Now w----------------------$ $3.50
8 Black and Brass fireplace Baskets. Were $7s5.
Now ------------------------- ~
i Unfinished Cabinet. Was $13.25. Now IS
1 Unfinished Cabinet. Was $3.50. Now ------ SS
w&L-Housewares. Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Peter Hunt Hond-puinted Pieces

Peter Hunt Hond-pointed Pieces
/ Occasional Chair Was $3s Now -. .S26
Occasional Chairs. Were $50. Now SIS
Tabouret Table. Was $35 Now -$2325
/ Stool with leatherette top. Was $25. Now.
$3.50
Water Bench Was $1oo Now - Ss2.5o
Victorian Tea Table. Was 500. Now $3.50
/ Low Coffee Table: Was $50. Now S33
Hall Seat. Was SIS. Now ---------. $50
I Round Table. Was $50. Now $40
i Victorian Table. Was $65. Now1---$43.25
Wheelbarrow. Was 500. Now S62
Coffee Table. Was $50. Now----------$3 $33
Hall Seat. Was $75. Now -----z- 49, $50
/ Old School Desk. Was $50 Now - $40
+, Occasional Table. Was SIS. Now $50
Oval Victorian Table Was 500. Now.
$3.50
1 Cafe Table with iron base Was $50.
NOW -----------------'S S4V
1 Round Pedestal Table. Was 500. Now $50
Commode. Was $3.50. Now ------ $3.50
! ChiId's High Chair. Was $39. Now -. $26
/ Side Chair. Was $40. Now ----S277s
Round Tip-top Table. Was $60 Now $40
/ PEDESTAL Was $50. Now ------------S3 S3S
! Square Coffee Table. Was $3.50. Now.
SIS
l Small Coffee Table Was $50. Now s33
1 End Table with one shelf. Was $39. Now
S26
l End Table. Was $50. Now S33
l Round Table. Was $50. Now --------S3 S33
l Side Chair. Was $39 Now --------- $26
1 Flower Tub. Was 500. Now----------$6 $50
Sofas
l Three-piece Modern Circular Sofa with
lime rayon velvet upholstery. Was $685..
Non S3475O
1 Lawson Sofa with mahogany frame and
blue striped cotton cover. Was 5000. Now.
500
I Regency Sofa with mahogany frame and
rayon satin twill upholstery. Was $463.
Now S2Sl'oU
WSL-Living Room Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Cab Takes You Free
III You Go to Church
By tn. Assoe;o,.d Press

SALEM. In.-The City Cab Co.
takes people to and from churches
and Sunday schools for nothing.
Russell Williams, owner. said he
adopted the free-ride-for-the-
faithful plan because he thought
it was "a good way to help out the
churches
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Photographic Equipment
Reduced Va and More

A group Of refiectors, fitting legs, reducing
backs, masks carrying cases and masks
for negative carriers.
Other Photographic Accessories
Fl Headband Magnifying Focusers for retouching
close work. Were $3.50 and $3.50. Now, $4 and S.
4 Photo Retouching Outfits. Were s275 Now, s150
Is Reflector Lamps. Were 75c. Now 4ec
W&L-Camera SUPPLIES, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Pictures Reduced " and More

S Small Prints-Dancing Figures Colored frames.
Were IS. Now---------------- $3.50
Large Prints Scenes and Figures. In metal
frames Were $35. Now-------------------$17 -$17s0
I Old Print-Flowers. In an antique frame Was
Large Modern Prints-Flowers. Were $25. Now,
s125o
/ Large Original Oil-Head Of Christ. Less than
n price Now------- SIS
1 Original Water Color-Boats ut Rest by Harry de
Maine Less than " price Now w------------ s2365
Large Chinese Process Oils Were SIT. Now, $3.50
1 Large Modern Print with wide light frame. Was
Process OiIs-Children's Subjects. Were s6. Now.
So
Large Original Water Colors-Mermaid. by Ceri
Were $780, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
w&I-Ptctures and Mirrors, Seventh Floor