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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
Aussie Police Mount Bicycles
To Chase Golf Ball Thieves

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. - When
one of the youthful bicycle riding
golf ball bandits here told the lord
mayor to go ride a bicycle ne
took their advice literally and put
wheels under his police force.
Woe to any ball-stealers, he prom
ises, now that his patrol squad has
been equipped with bicycles, too.
Up to now the bicycle-mounted
kids have had no trouble outma'
neuvering the police patrolling the
course on horseback.
Now that the squad is on an equal
basis with the gangs, his honor
and the golfers-are hoping this
light-fingered activity will cease.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
Painting Woman scures
WouId-Be Robber AWuy

DULUTH, MINN.-A o b r
changed his plans and fled when
one of three women whom he in.
tended to rob remarked that she
felt she was going to faint.
The three women were walking
along the street when the man ap.
preached them with his hand in his
pocket as if he were concealing a
gun. He ordered them into a park.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
Doctors Save
Man Who Shot
Self in Heart
Two Surgeons Mend Smashed
Organ, Remove Spleen
In Five Hours

DELPHlA.-ASSlSleQ by
family physician, two young sur
geons saved the life Of 24-year-o!d
man who had shot himself through
the heart.
The victim, Walter Wood, OF Roy
ersford, Pa, held 80 caliber re-
volver at a downward angle above
his heart as he sat on bed and
pulled the trigger.
The bullet smashed through the
left ventricle of the heart itself, the
pericardium Uhe sac containing
the heart, then obliquely down and
through the upper and lower lobeS
of the left lung, the abdominal wall.
the stomach and the spleen. The
slug lodged itself in a back muscle.
Wood was removed a short time
later, unconscious and suffering
from a loss of blood, TO PhoenlXElIle
hospital by his family physician,
DR.. Carl jameson.
DR.. Jameson Immediately got in
touch with Dr. Robert f. Grant. OF
Phoenixville, an associate chief sur
geon at the hospital, and the latter
summoned DR.. Ralph K. Chera'
shore, another surgeon on the hos
pital staff.
Because of Woods condition and
necessary preparations, including
several blood tranSfusions, the ac-
tual operation could not be started
until later.
Praises Staff.
DR.. Brant, who performed the
| major part Of the surgery, spent the
next five hours in mendna Wood 5
wounds. He said that Wood was
saved "only through the utmost co.
operation on the part OF The entire
hospital staff" as well as DR.. Chera-
shore and DR.. Jameson, who per-
sonally assisted him.
While reluctant to take credit for
what he had done, Dr.. Brant re-
marked that he had never seen
anything like" the extensive wound
that Wood had suffered.
DR.. Brant served AZ months in
the navy medical corps drins
World War II, specializing in
thoractc (chesO surgery, and per-
formed surgery on many badly
wounded cases while serving in the
Pacific area.
DR.. Cherashore and Dr.. jameson
also saw war service with the army
medical corps abroad.
Bullet Cut FurrOw.
In discussing the Wood operation.
Or. Brant said the bullet had "cut
q deep furroW" in the victims heart
ventricle, and the slug also had
opened up several perforauons IN
the interior of the heart itself.
He said that he had to remove
two ribs before suluring Of the
wounds could be started, and that
Sewing up of the heart venlrlcle
was tricky business, since the
heart muscle was jumping about at
the rate of 100 pulSations minute. y
After closing the heart wound. he
sewed up a hole in the prricardun,
two holes in the lung. two holes in
the stomach. and then removed The
spleen, which had been loo badly
damaged TO be saved
It was learned that Wood, when
brought to the hospital. was III
state Of severe shock. and "rracti'
cally pulseleSs. It was this poor
condition. and the need Of blood
plasma. that required de''v OF
several hours before the operation
could be started.
One hospital attendant. who had
seen number Of severe bullet
wound cases. remarked later that
people with a wound like Woods
ordinarily die within fe" MIN
utes."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02

''Let mo 60! I'm James Far
num-" exclaimed the terrified
George.
First National Of Crosstown. He
talked with him at length and
wasn't recognized.
So he decided to return to Cross
town and take look around. After
all 1t was his home.
He put up at the Crosstown hotel
with no questions asked. In the hotel
lobby, on the streets and in the
shops, he was treated like any
stranger.
One day as he passed the bank,
he saw old blind Tim sitting on his
customary corner. Tim was selling
a newspaper to strange man.
"Guess I'll drop five spot in Tins
cup for luck" decided George. It
gave him a warm feeling inside to
be going toward old Tim again.
But as be paused before bin, Tim
iesped up and grabbed Georges beau
titailytsilored sleeve. He cried, george
Maaisoni lis George Madison"
Let me go! I'm James Far.
NUM-" exclaimed the terrified
George. trying to pull away.
what break" said the strange
man, holding out handouts. "I've
been looking for you a very long
timel Thought you might blow back
they generally dol"
"Plain clothes. eh?" sneered
George. "rl prove you're wrong
III sue-pl-"
Cant fool me-" piped up old
Tim. Il get to know mans foot.
steps after hearing 'em for is
years."
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me an you. Say--jus' how many
years you been comm from the
First National to get my papers?'
George started, paled. CoHlan'f let
on TO tbs old fool that after tonight
b. Uosl4n't be around, couldn't ex-
plain that after tonight bed be free
man, q man of means, no longer a
slave. Only thing yon eonld call a
bank teller, .pasnt it.?
'Its-it's about Is years." came
from Georges dry lips.
mo doubt the bank folks are
pretty fond Of you by this time
commented Tim. They're mighty
nice to me, too-from the president
down."
Eyes, Of course" chopped out
George, swinging away.
Mrs. Murrey's gloomy boarding
house irritated him more than ever
tonight. But after warm food and
lively table conversation with the
other boarders, his confidence rose.
He was able to let himself into the
First National that evening, nearly
as calmly as he'd done hundreds Of
former evenings. Only this time he
would not be working overtime for
his superiors. Just for himself.
Finally, he was stuffing big rolls
Of currency into travelling bag. He
hoped his luck would hold, that
Henry, the night Waterman, would
doze in the back room, as usual.
His luck did hold. 1t held so we'll it
vas uncanny. Even his aged auto
mobile ran perfectly till close to
daybreak, when he abandoned it
and hoped fast freight for the
west. His chief objective now was to
reach a certain man highly skilled
b plastic surgery. a man who'd do
anything for Z price.
IHEoRGE MADISON now became
~ James Farnum. His hair was
plsached white, his upper lip was
smootn.shaven, his once cookbook.
ing nose was unpleasantly aquiline.
Even his voice was higher pitched.
He not only looked different. he felt
different. He was rich.
In Alaska, he went into fur trad.
ing, became surprisingly prosper
Gus. He remained a bachelor and
avoided making close friends. Three
years Of this and he grew restless.
He went to Chicago. then to New
York and took In the best shows
and night clubs. He ran into Ed
Ratchet. former clerk in the old
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
MISS LEONARD
VISITS PARENTS

Miss Luray Leonard of North
Wilkesboro, visited her parents,
Mr&mrs Walter Leonard over
the Easter week end.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
VISITORS FROM
WILMINGTON

Mrs. ]. A. Smith and Mrs.
Mary Carmichael of Whining
ton visited Mrs. H. G. Prince
last Thursday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02

A shopping bag containing
leaning rags, brushes, powders,
and so forth, and hung on
doorknob in the room in which
one is cleaning, will save many
q step.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
MRS. LAWSON
VISITS PARENTS

Mrs. Jimmy Lawson or WI
mineton arrived Saturday night
to spend two wee * Mith her
parents, Mr&mrs j f. FAR
cl tn -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
CHARLESTON VISITOR
pETIJBNS HOME

Mrs. B. G. Butler has returned
TO her home in Charleston at
ter weeks visit in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. L. JOY
ner
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
VISITS IN
SPRING HOPE

P. A. Morgan spent the week
end with relatives in Spring
Hope.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
SALISBURY VISITOR

Mr&mrs Jack Spivey had as
their guest on Easter, Mrs. Will
liam Lyon of Salisbury.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr&mrs o. r. Shelley an
nounce the birth of a daughter
at Mullins Hospital Saturday,
March q.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
5!!![:lEIIH2
Footsteps
In the Dark
By
HELEN BEMIS

At FIVE-THIRTY PM. as usual
"A George Madison left the First
National bank Of CroSstown. He
started I'D the busy street with that
deliberate tread of his, then swung
back to the corner. 1t might look
suspicious to change his ways to-
night.
1.-THE same, sir?" asked old Tim,
blind since the battle of the Marine
In World War I.
eyes" said George, wincing as
his nickel banged the tin cup.
"A bit cool for April" offered
Tim, handing up the CroSStoWn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
VISIT IN
CONWAY

Mrs. Eugene Granger, MIS-.
Levi Granger, Mrs. Cordella
Fowler and Mrs. Carson Grain
per spent Friday afternoon IN
Conway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
FROM
, HAMLET, N. G..

M C. Rogers and daughter,
Betty Lou, of Hamlet, n. e.,
were Sunday guests OF Mrs. n.
R. Rogers ST, and her family.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02
WEEK END
GUEST

Erskine Young of Burlington
visited his parents, Mr&mrs
Frank Young, over the week
end.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-04-02

Evening News.
Get to know
weather, d o n t
webbing out in
= it every day like
, 1948-05-15
AMERICAN DAY.

have recently acquired citi-
zenship, some Of whom will
be invited to make brief re-
marks, IN addition to those
youths who became q years
old since last May.
In extending an invitation
to the public the Legionaires
say Il am an American Day.
is for all good citizens to show
their joy in being Americans,
, 1948-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL.

auditorium. Today at 1915
the volleyban teams will
clash; there vii be a basket
ball game at 2:3O to be follow
ed by a sightseeing trip. On
Sunday a soft-ball double
header is scheduled for 1:3O
and they will be taken to the
modern Center Theatre at
$50. On Monday there will be
volley-ball and basketball
games to be followed by a
dance in the evening.
The students will return on
Tuesday.
, 1948-05-15
TRUMAN PREDICTS.

greatest that ever occupied
the White House and whom
the Republicans are contin-
TALLY throwing bricks andmud
at. He said the Republicans
have not changed a bit al
ways taking a few planks of
the Democratic platform and
and saying me too"."
, 1948-05-15
FATHER

and a five million dollar pro-
ject was started in 1916.
Although he was honored
by the Catholic Church and
given the title Of Monsignor
he preferred to be known as
Father Flanagan.
, 1948-05-15
PRESIDENT

as they said anything is pos
sible with the United States.
dragging some proposal with
one hand and endorsing some
thing else in the other. Sena-
tors Wagner and Vandenberg
praised the Presidents action,
however.
, 1948-05-15
EWS

6W0..
the Jewish people, met toge-
Their in solemn assembly by
virtue Of the natural historic
right of the Jewish people,
hereby proclaim the exist
ence of the state called Israel.
The Jews have reported a
series of successes on virtu-
ally all fronts. The port of Ac-
era, which was awarded to
the Arabs under the partition
plan, was taken without re-
sistence. At the same time
fighting is reported from Dan
to Beersheba; five Arab arm
les under King Abdullah are
reported to have crossed into
Palestine from several direc-
tons.
, 1948-05-15

EG4P1..
pointed for Alexandria and
Cairo. Concentration camps
have been set up for the de-
tension of Jewish prisoners
and a separate one for those Of
other nationalities fighting
with the Jews.
Three air attacks have been
made on Tel Aviv already;
one plane was reported shot
down and the pilot captured.
The planes dropped their
bombs from a height Of 300
feet.
King Abdullah's forces are re
ported to have crossed the
border even before he gave
the order to advance.
, 1948-05-15

and therefore should be pre-
sent and join in the singing
of patriotic airs.
, 1948-05-15
Countless Enjoyable Dishes
can be made with p

can De made With SPAN
Discover for yourselves how many delightful dishes you can
prepare with SPAN. Cold or hot. In salads, in oven dishes.
Combined with most any vegetable. With eggs-as an
omelette, hard boiled eggs or creamed eggs.
Above is pictured an enjoyable dinner or luncheon that you will
want to try. This is the recipe: Start potatoes baking one hour
before dinner. During the last ten minutes cookcanned lima beans
and fry thick slices Of SPAN in lightly creased hot skillet. Drain
lima beans, add butter, salt and pepper. Split potatoes as shown,
add . pat OF butter and the meal is ready, stepped up by SPANS
distinctive flavor. If lima beans are not available, peas may be
used. If peas and Gmas are fresh, allow necessary time to cook.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTioUEs--Furniture, bric- -brac, china
glassware. rugs, silverware. paintings;
hishest s hes sasa sash prices paid Call MURRAY
ANTIQUES. Of every description. bough,
for the real and actual value. Phone EN-
asG1 sEf nf 1sFs e1R eSna
SoRx 2d svfERyU ssss i5sS
ASTrsGE Nj stSElnfF1 fF1RREakMs accessories parts
for same, any condition Prefer hand guns
ba Osess sss s5R cR ssG 5sS fntsps to bm furniture
BEDRooM dining ' room or T contents of
home; will pay cash. We do moyins. stor-
age. ia. 1887; after p.m GE. 1915.
cLorHING-Hirhsss p p,ises paid 5t for m mems .,
MB Ss7 80 so SDsn and .ver win sa
ERNEsr ERisHsi ahq suak sse'fSea ISc 18TH s
P4ess asf oE sfM M s0a Rhz Rsaiss
p1SMoSSSs. HI + 81; gold, platinum, teeth. diamond
purchase too small. too large; cash imme.-
YosK nes5 co e1ss' s s s'
~ psss: sSs t1:'ss s4seii sSn
ssSes 1ss sh ;i's shd ~ :
FGRNrTURE WANTED-Bedroom. dining
room; prefer mahUs.; also secretary
FFiufRaSNiTuRE-@Your entire household con.
tents or Id pieces: highest prices. s: Z.
FuRN. ExcH. 21O 7th st. Sc. AT. O5S5
teeth. discarded jewelry. We pay cash. A.
KAHN, INC. 55 years at 935 F st. NV.
PIANOS--Grand. upright. spinet, or apt.
cash. Slieo 53s4
PIANOS WANTED-COLoNIAL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA; 4S7O
Aff ~ m
SEWING MACHINEs-We bpy all types,
repair hemstitchins. buttons covered.
gle slsatinss, Jas, 7l6 18th ST. NV: RE. lsoo'
W. PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver.
jewelry. diamonds, firearms. mems cloth
ing, luaeage, Photographic equipment, mu.
steal instruments, ensineering Instruments
and what have your Will call. MAX
ZWEIG SONS. 937 D st. n.ws ME. 9113.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANTED-ENGIIsH SETTER, male; must
be young, healthy, intelIisent dog, well
pSiss p3ss MkD sdIe sbspherds beHefs 1n
cats houSeDroksn to s9ds peoPe IN Ia 4
FOR SALE, thoroushbred. all black cocker
/ year old, S35; to good home. Box l9l.K,
Ss s5ss5 for s4.sd: bssy sssz
Ri RRkMas ,sndS sSHRRPHnRD RPPRfs VI Ftrs o64 beautiful
BiDE, A-WEE Kennels - DOGS and cats
neis; outside runs; Grating, and shipping.
Dogs called for. bathed and returned. So.
ta!s eERMAS GHsn shfrHE2DsMsir.: ixs M2 @ Champion
Lachen Won Grafmar; Dam: Champion dolly
q PoEnwald; AsGAE2Ps FA AZ $3.50 ss,,.., q
s. sILSEs S1Se Buff hM COCKER osh PUPS. sired by
Champion Blairwood Broomstraw. FAR
cooN u HOUNDS. pair lse. resistered black
and tans; trial on marsh any night; JOHN
mnsVH NM Waysens GtSs Corner Md At Hls sTidse
BOXER PUP, male. 6 mos DID, for, sale
Immediately; pedisreed for sale cheap
Coon Coo HOUNDS t3). broke and / rabbit
dog. Call after pm, TO; 5652. Berwyn,
Nd Mstz rs and sEd st. ts1,stsred nsd,-
creed. blonds and reds FA. 9556. -
BOXERS co, females. mos, golden fawn
and golden brindle. both white MARKINGS;
Cropped; also 2-yr -old brood bitch brindle,
white markings; owner moving best offer.
WA 1874 after $40 pm.
CAT, Siamese. female. : months. seal
point house broken, excellent pet. OV.
saSuv s,.S,r, vv1ppxUc .,l co,orx
Axe reg. and lnoculated: price reason
able: we deliver Rockville 2644.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
pooMs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ALTURAs HOTEL; 1909 ole 10th IL st r,ods,r. n;Em
dreproof baildins: single ard double: 81 da0 50
GoRDoN II RI'Sk HofnEL@Lovely iars. double
sio sI9o Der ra person s wk. compiete hotel serv
Iii Err II oFEh1be! FEE rms; $50 pc, ss, xk
ness district. Complete hotel service. s2o
51 81 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-comfortable
YoUiNG aoi 4 MAN n wishes roommate; twin beds,
fiEse? isfs INGRAH3M ss IA w sT 1S 1SW-1ovely mas
ter bedroom, twin beds, private y bath;
afnrSthE afii stth 'na aoTfG fGG1aes sss4 st.
Dble. rms, with or without private bath;
per se per buansT
G. W, Univ; transp. by door. Phone
sxs I,5.5:s bgsnt sssoRy ssoRy 0s%s ssh
Venetian blinds; mr.. bath; $40 per Wk.'
s,s a:'a 5, St and s.
SHf 'Rf 1s Tais prlsst. r.ldene. ju.t
e lsss St tasans Da!E oe'o
double; 'f twin BEDS & next ss to bath: sS. A.
1910 18th ST. N.W-Ideal downtown To-
cation for, young ladies: opposite statler
1901 18th 81. N.w-Laree corner room
Sl Slth tgsi; gyti; bath for ?; must be employed s
MASTER BEDROOM. private bath; nr.
Walter Reed: employed couple or gentle
sfn sTnDfo. e. rwo q ROOMS, grand piano; near
Conn. ave. BUS and stores $40 per week.
1915 Military rd, Chevy Chase. EN-. 2l23.
vARNUM ST. N.w.-Large bright twin
bedroom for girls; closets. next to
bath; laundry privileges; GENTLE home;
i723 EYE ST NW.-Downtown; very nice.
warm, ssl rm. adj. bath: elevator service.
ea1s 4th sT.-Master rm,,- twin beds;
or q eirls; expr, buses: minis; doWn-
town; phone and ldry. privils. GE 35s'
MT. PLEASANT. 1850 MONROE ST. NV.
mLse. dble. rn,., nicely l1rn.; 1 LAUNDRY PRIV
% Isi3 sT. S.w.ADouSls room with pvt. |
Evening star., 1948-12-01
FARM and GARDEN.

NEW j. H. c. LIME SPREADERs. hammer
o4 corn tssstors oWs os
A or B tractors, manure leaders. small
gas engines. grass seed ~ attachments d7 & &f1r
soil puverizers new Hoiand bsrs baers 6Sis 6;ss
harrows, soil pulverizers, cultimulcherc La
Vale eeyators "a and 30 .t,i I'll Co Go6y
snd Bow Saws faeEo Myer pamps Louden barn
tractors, used ! H: c W-2o l0,a0 P,ls IL.
+: H &C. cub for early delivery. MA
se4ihsl soNEYsi sH ms: s,so slse Ga ave. Silver
ToP soII, hll dirt sand. manure, blue
stone and road gravel by YARD; n ton; or
HARDY IA AzALEAs .,Ls. 4, for IA. gIsnt,ns a.
FoHoriIIGRs Es5i' IIlG :'h Ss cnore
master; walking, riding tractors, hammer
ms asns MooR 9RdeEs Go ManS 900 Lee
MxssEHlHAkK1s MASS AF Xa sH rKacToR LSST with culti
yator. used s months; L riding horse.
EaRny EaGns XMAS fEaSriaG-plannins fIas Nc Sc
lecting and setting out choice shrubbery in
front OF your home Is no simple task
or allowing the builder to indiscriminately
select for price alone generally results in
Of
shapes, soil, exposure, ultimate heights In
reaction to the architecture of your home
are all equally important. What other
Xmas gift would be more outstanding
best evergreen gems? A lifetime Of ex-
perience. proper equipment, and wide
variety of slow-growing material are as
near to you as your phone. Estimates are
free and low for for this quality material
TAKING Down TREES. sodding, brick and
cement work, placing drain pipes, basement
sHS.5o edA' yd. Cali ,IYef.' I. BoozER, DU. Is4i
after pm, all day Sat, Sun. >
BEVERLY TREE CO.-Trees removed,
pruning. cabling, cavity work. landsc Gaping
sodding Free estimate. SH. 6722, TR.
sAWS-Man chain and bow saws. Repairs
and service MALONEY'S. INC, Sl26
Ga. ave. Silver Spring: SH. 1890.
tor, Lowther motor tree saw. Fairfax 17s.
1s4s FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR ana
hydraulic sod cutter, disc saw-mill and
ploughs; extra set Of wheels and tires for
cutter. This equipment in excellent con-
dition, to be sold for any reasonable price.
Going out of business; also 1-acre nurs-
cry with approximately 10000 nursery
stock sacrifice. CORNELL NURSERIES.
a6d3 Georgia ave- SILVER +, sprins' ndns Mo. ST.
C22 buD. CHI. 9073.
TRACTOR. srm-All, model r. Excel.
Gond Good Tubber dSs dise
l corn planter. AL in good cond: Having
set $3.50 cash. Oh 1885 or WI. 5803.
cow MANURE. we'll rotted, $3.50 per 5
bushels; delivered WA 4593 -6
Evening star., 1948-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCOEDI0NS. l20 bass made to the exact
ing, specifications. OF Excelsior: compare
in weight, S2s5. Conv. terms. KIT MUSIC
eScoRDIoSs cS2 t1T 6 rxni,,,v. st d,x,r,butor
MERviN conn AcSoRiRSIIoN iSI SCHOOL,
sesHAnst srsf KY fss1h5s ss. as,r RUBY
ss.gs! soe. &c 1 ssss. s2;.s. ssPs
cHAREEs Afss'' .SWEEERs, sa5 Penn Penn. sSs
AZ ASrratE 81 CRADLE, GRAD walnut. heirloom from
sign; i; suitable for historical ~ collection
sshY Is BED 0qss 4ss,sD.ss .sy PEN s PsRsa ss
sAs3 fshRssr sSFknf a .s sf'T Tor 'ess5 s
t BhBY FAnSaisR caRRrAGE: AGE, Thayer, blue and
B4BY Y c9RRTAGRR and md lined NED Bass bassinette;
both both With vii o. Kantwet mattresses excel,
BABY BIiis cARRiAGEs. $3.50. s24.ss, sesos.
eDs jr sze sl4ys slS9s fal szs.
tresses to At. sioas High chairs 81 ias.
;$; " i$tSf; s. *. ss sP
SansI Sa1sIr.s St sT s.,,E Ex. 1870 1870. ....,
$5;s $Sss M IS sS r. ID! R5oekS me-
Rat sass saa sa n Sors f1se
BLOCK S, INC, 1886 NJ st. NV, NO. 1903.
basins. toilets. PEERLESS SALES CO.
% BEsufY e rHRIoREUnits, aIs E 2sts c2,. white oak
will sell for sSE viii Has 60 rs in ,nd ,es
BED. Simmons Beauty Rest Hollywood,
double; also garden TOOLS best offer, pc
BED LEGs-Hollyvood beds can be made
from y9oggr coil or box springs We install
Bsas EaT Tora se5a blond sell nsaof a2 ss G:v 5s
a So s. coll hsn sDr1s P1ssef sed @h0 e. beds
to S. sGfa e5ss bsss' sIS on.n to ii, sas Is Il
BEDROOM SUITE. a-pc. walnut, 1 yr. old,
sS Rfsep Pasf0f9 D ox Fofbs5 6s mos sd
With rti. PRACTICALLY new coil springs and mat
BfsEEfDSspkEADo, twins. blue Hammered satin,
gR hfREEt As{ q: ns g s. 5s
sfS 'sEi 81! e. :; r $:
condition, scces Price $40; vi. soss y
sasss sseLEi w6 5l5 ss1s SIZE aS. sa5' in good esn
bike excel. cond., S35. DE. Obs.
; Soss sidevat Sieycle. Both in % seod
; BICYCLES. girls, .26-inch Premier, light,
S25; boys 26-inch Monarch, Sl5. Call
BiLLiARD and pocket tables ana supplies.
nptn tnb1 nd okar toh
b conn BILLIARD & BOWLING SUPPLY
BfNocULARs, 7x5o Bausch and Lomb
coated optics. new with case, SIPS. ME.
1904 after $50. ,
" BINOCULARS, for sale highest bid, IOxsU
power German range finders. Ask operator
for Greenbelt 4231. -
BLACK STAR SAPPHIRE; cts. Very rare
o and macnifcent stone Cost APPROX. S475:
4 sell $3.50. No dealers. DE. $3.50 am. %
t BOILER AND FURNACE replacements. i'm
. mediate delivery and nstallation: free
!. estimates. years to pay. Call ED RILEY,
$ BooKs%io vol. messages of the Presi-
t dent, fine: complete, $3.50. Leaving city,
j, breaking up large library, misc. fiction
S high class. SOC ea. in small lots; many
i; others. AID. 3410.
!, BUCKWHEAT--Millers Pure Self -Raisins
Buckwhcat and Wheat -four Acclaimed BY
y Washinetonians since 1893. Also pain
eid isshon gIcksheas ioas .:rs P E. HoucK Ms
!. 7th and sts. Sc. IL 5000. liz
Evening star., 1948-12-01
COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
MIXED HARDWOOD. fireplace logs. sl6,
YOU haul it: S23 we haul it. WI s049.
1925 Old Georgetown rd.. Bethesda. -
OAK FIREPLACE LOGS, S2l cord; slabs
SIS cord, delivered. Phone GE, 4362
FOR SALE-Seasoned oak wood, sawed
any length. delivered In Washington ana
OAK CORDWOOD, S21 cord; u cord. S11:
immediate delivery, any length. LU. 1894
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY. with fully sea-
soned 1000 hardwood no pine or In
ferior mix; stacked on truck 50 you see
It's full cord see THE WOOD MAN
FOR SPLIT WELL LL-sEAsoNED fireplace
wood, l6 and "a in. lengths, delivered in
CO, Ma. 5ss5.
OAK-S1975 per cord, "a cord s1l; mixed
si57s per cord GSrd dcsnlTnArToRs sl9 kl1aRss
FA. S39S Fairfax 692-W-X. 4