davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
SPRING FRosTs

Several spring seasons in the
early 40's plagued strawberry
growers with spring froSts severe
enough TO almost wipe out the
early crops. This experience has
made plant breeders start work
on frost hardness of the flowers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
GREAT ASSETS

A long growing season and am
pie rainfall have been referred to
as great assets to the South, but
in the past farmers have never
completely utilized these natural
resources in producing crops.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

Johnny built snowman From WHITE COLO ''0"
h. mad. it, It was hard work, and Johnny was
justly proud.
Johnny built snownaan-in day. ne paek@o
IN. ,now hard put in Goals for the eyes ana n0s<'
and Daddy's hat was placed on top.
But far more of Daddy than just his hat went
into thi. snowman Just a. Johnny worked h'Fo TO
build tn. snowman, his father is hard at work too
building Johnny. Daddy' greatest oFe'" 10
to SC. Johnny moulded into 4 man OF strength
vision, and character.
Luckily for Johnny, Daddy 10 wise father nc
realize. that the most important single influence
upon his sons if. il the teaching OF Christ DADDY
will a.. to It that his son receives that tsaeh'ns
by sending him to Church services regularly: In
making certain that Jshnny kasws the beauty Of
~, vsrts, father will ~ ~ sssstAst dream
uD ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
Answers Given To Farm Questions

Question: How can a dirty egg
be cleaned without reducing its
market value?
Answer: The egg should be
washed in hot water which rang
es in temperature from 40 to l60
degrees Fahrenheit. If the egg is
washed in cold or lukewarm
water, the contents of the shell
contract and draw in the outside
dirt and bacteria. But when hot
water is used its a different story
the egg expands, thus causing
the inside pressure to force the
dirt out of the egg shell pores.
It's better, of course, to protect
eggs so they won't get dirty, since
any kind of washing destroys the
eggs natural protective coating.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

returned to the grower or the
class received by the warehouse
man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
nreeninently

-,. IS pfeemlnehtly
' .',, state and is well suited te to to
dairy < ,I EARNING. Its ratio OF
d.ve:>'l .S%< per capita is :: among nom
Ja,"EE .' ,s~> IN the nation; 1t leads
IN "o Pc d 26YqbS bearing trees. in its
;. ,"I.. orchards.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
Iron Hill
Baptist Church
Presbyterian

Services announced.
Woman's Auxiliary, End Tues
dav 7:30 pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Clarendon Baptist
Church

Rev. Clyde Prince. Pastor
Bible School each Sunday 10 am.
Preaching, 4th Saturday
and 4th Sunday --- II am.
Preaching End Sunday 7:30 PIN.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
THE CHURCH FOR ALL
ALL FOR THE CHURCH

Tho Church is the greatest toc-
Tor on eorth for the building OF
character and good citizenship. Il
is storehouse OF spiritual yolues
Without q strong Church, neiths.
democracy nor civilization can
survive. There ore Jour sound
reasons why every person should
attend services regularly and SUP
port the Church. They ore: (U
FOR his own sake. (2) For hi.
children's sake. ~ for the sake
OF his community and notion. al
FOR the sofe OF The Church itss!i,
which needs his mora! and mo.
tsrioi support Plan 10 90 10
church regularly and read your
Bible dolly.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

I.ewis-Peay Motor Company
White Motor Sales
Jack Strickland
Prince Motor Co.. Inc.
The Dixie Store
Harrelson's Pharmacy
Western Auto Associate Store
Carroll Sales Company
The Firestone Store
DICUS.FOWLER CO.. Owners
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

Question: Is it necessary for a
producer to have his cotton class
ed to get a government loan?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12
Cherry Hill
Baptist Church

St. Francis Xavier
Catholic
Fl. Frank Howard. Pastor
Fr. Raymond Rahe. Asst. Pastor
Mass:
lst and End Sundays 900 a. m.
3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays
-l1:00 a. m.
Holy Days 800 a. m.
Wednesday ---- 8 a. m.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

as a highly desirable quality
4 strawberry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

Answer: Yes, the cotton must
be classed by a government class
ing office before the grower may
obtain a government loan. The
loan is made on the grade and
staple shown on the class card
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-01-12

schild's Department Store
Lewis Funeral Home
W.. F. Cox Company
The D. ]. Hughes Company
Carolina Dept Store
Rogers Auto Service
E. w. Fonvielle and Son
Roberts Clothing Company
Georgia.Pacific PlYwood & Lumber Co.
r..,.,,x GEORGIA Hardwood Lumber Company
Evening star., 1949-02-24
LAMPS and
MIRRORS

10 Orig. 100 Framed Miniature
Pictures 44e
] Orig. 1893 Mirror in mahogany
frone; eIqss donoged- s.44
z Orig. 1913 Figure Boudoir
Boses, damaged ----2.44
3 Orig. 4:s5 Cord TobIes, metal
legs, tops domoeed----2.88
9 Orig. 1913 to: 1898 Chino
TobIe Lomps and Shades, samples,
S.Ss
10 Orig. 1898 to 1928 venetion
Mirrors, 36", trimmed borders,
1888
I Orig. z4.ss Blue and Silver Club
Lomp and Shade, floor sample,
1e Orig. 1893 to 7.ss Iomp
Shades; odds and ends
IS Orig. 5.9s Metol PIonters
Lamps with shodes 2.s7
II Orig. 1898 Pionters Lomps and
Shades, large sizes Att
z Orig. 1888 handkerchief To-
Bile Lamps; shade soIed- 1914
I Orig. 1898 Seven-Woy Bronze
Floor Lomp; switch in bose missing,
500
! Orig. 1898 Modern Feether-
type Lomp and Shade 7.S8
II Orig. 6.sS Chino Boudoir
Lamps, with shade 3.8S
Goldenberg's Lamps and Mirrors,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
MEMS
FURNISHINGS

IS Orig. 2.se Mems FIonneletts
and BroodeIoth Pojomos; broken
sizes l.39
IS Orig. l.ss to 2.ss Men Dress
Shirts, broken sizes----l.19
$50 Orig. 79e Mems Boxer or
Gripper Fastener Shorts, broken
200 Orig. 69c Mems Rib Athletic
Shirts; 36 to 46------39e
ESQ Orig. 6se Mems Joekey-typs
Briefs; S., NJ, L.-----3se
IS Orig. I.7s Mems Dress Shirts;
II onIy--------- 7se
$50 Orig. l.ss Mems Royon
SO Orig. l.se Mems AII-WooI
Plaid Seorfs -69e
200 Orig. 100 to I.5o Mems
Broeoded or Silk nd-toiIored
Ties -----2 for ST.
IS Orig. 3.ee Mems Wool Sweet
ers, broken sizes----2.9s
IS Orig. 2.se Mems Wool Sweet
erS S., M.-----1 1.39
Goldenberg's Mems Furnishings.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
DRAPERY and
UPHOLSTERY

50 Orig. 1898 Soto Slip Covers,
200 Orig. sse Poper prapss --7se
200 Pr. Orig. 1893 ToiIorsd Knit
Curtains. Pr.----1.1e
II Pr. Orig. e.ss Woven and
RufIex Dropes. Pr.---5.zs
200 Yds. Orig. z.ss Damesk. 5o".
500 Yds. Orig. s.ss pamask. 5o".
500 SOC Yd.: Orig. i.ss Slip Cove, .;ss
Fobries, 49,. Yd.---1.ls
200 Yds. Orig. 1893 I'd. orepery
Fobries, remnants. Yd.--- 7ee
100 Orig. 4se Roytex Pillow
Shoms -------25e
200 Orig. 5ee Knit Pillow Covers,
Use
10 Orig. 7.ss Choir Slip Covers,
2.ss
800 Yds. Orig. ese cretonns -4se
500 Yds. Orig. 49e Curtain No
terials, white and pastel eoIors, zse
200 Yds. Orig. 69e Table Oil
Cloth; 4o", irreg. Yd. 4se
100 Orig. l.6s Moehine. Oil ond
HoIIond Window Shades; 36x7O",
irreg. ----S7e
200 Orig. 2se Oil Cloth Seorfs;
15x36" l5e
100 Orig. 7se Fibre Shades; wood
rollers; 36x72" "--- 5ee
so Orig. 4.s3 Venetion Blinds.
2.SS
Goldenberg's Drapery and
Upholstery, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
RADIOS and
APPLIANCES

q Orig. 1898 ~" Sinks; z bowls.
Sloo
Z Orig. 1898 Portfolio Radios;
automatic record changer
q ORIG. 1898 TebIe Radies- $40
6 Orig. 1895 TabIs Radies- $40
0 Orig. 1898 TebIs Radios- s--Slz
q Orig. 1925 Electric Record
Players ------------------>s
, Orig. 1880 cheirsids Radio
Combinations s------------$leo
q Orig. 1898 Rodio Console
Combinations ---------ZZs.So
= Orig. ss.s5 PorobIe Rodios;
AC, DC, bottery ----------SlS
s Orig. zz.5o Portable Redios;
battery onIy--------Sl
z dig. 1895 Radio Combine.
: oris. l54.s5 Floor Model
Radios; FIN and AM.-----S7s
! Orig. 25s.s5 Radio Combine
tion; FIN and AM-----$15o
! Orig. 4o5.oo Electric DuoI
Temp. Refrigerator $500
z Orig. $3.50 Five-tube Radios,
S1s
zoris. 1928 Travel Pack Radie..
SIS
z Orig. 44.ss Fivs-tube Redios,
Sz3
7oris. 1895 WiekIess Oil Heot-
ers; one burner
5 Orig. 1895 WiekIess Oil Heot-
ers; two burners ------SZ5
I Orig. $500 TeIevision Set;
famous make S279
! ORC. Is4.oo oil Heoter and
3 Orig. los.s5 Radio Combine
tions -------S6o
/ Orig. 1885 FuII-si.e I'one1
I Orig. 1895 wrinser Washer,
I ORIG. 1885 Electric Refrisero-
tor ---$1eo
Z Orig. 1880 Thor Automosie
Washers ----$l5o 50
3 Orig. $3.50 Thor GIodiren
lrerevs -$70
I Orig. 1898 FuII-size Cos
Rance
4 Orig. 36.75 Portable Washers,
$1s
, Orig. 1898 ~" Sinks; | bowl,
Z droinboords- rds-----$So
z Orig. 529.s5 Electric Refrisere-
tors; seIf-defrostine $3.50
! Orig. 1895 Electric Refrisera-
70, -SlS0
! Orig. 1898 STANDARD Gas
Ranae $50
3 Orig. 6s.s5 Upright Vacuum
Cleaners -$4o
Goldenberg's Radios and
AS,1,J3nn1ps Street F10Af
Evening star., 1949-02-24
COATS g. SUITS

8 Orig. $500 Women's Sport
coots; sizes IS, 39--S 500
s Orig. 22.5o Misses Spring Coots.
1900
I Orig. $500 Two-tone Grey Suit.
size lO---------
s Orig. 1925 Misses Sport Coots,
1888
5 Orig. 1895 cameI's Hair and
Wool Sport Coots; misses sizes,
1888
z Orig. 1895 Women's AII-wooI
Suits; sizes SO, 40, 42---lS.o0
GoIdenberg's Coats and Suits,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
HOUSEWARES

z Orig. $3.50 Porcelain and
Chrome Dinettes; damaged $2S
43 Orig. z.ss Aluminium Per-
eolators 1.2S
20 Orig. 2.es Chrome and Copper
Teo Kettles es--------l.1S
"a Orig. 1895 Pressure Cookers;
~ Orig. 2.3s Enemel Tea Kettles,
1.l8
81 Orig. ese Enamel souee Pans,
5se
s Orig. 3.s4 TroveI-size MetoI
Ironing Boords- ----l.8S
5e Doe. Orig. sse Aluminium
Clothes Pins. Doz.
10 Orig. 7se Wood Clothes Props,
3Sc
81 Orig. sse Furniture Polish;
bottled -----------lSe
81 Orig. s.s5 Aluminium Window
CleoneFs -------l.SS
20 Orig. 4se Leather PreserveL
Zoe
ee Pkss. Orig. 25e Silver Sheets,
1oe
se Pts. Orig. 7se Hex Moth sproy.
RI. lSe
so OTIS. Orig. 1.ls Pestroy. OF. 4se
81 Orig. $40 Sponge Wet Mops.
l.2S
~ Orig. s.s5 Liquid Wax AppIi-
12s Orig. 4se Sponge Tub Brush
III Orig. 6se Wax Poper Hold
ers ------- zoe
10 Orig. 4.2s White Duck Shower
100 Orig. 6se Stoinless Mixing
Spoons
81 Orig. sse Ice Box Egg Trays,
44e
SO Orig. l9e Stroiners ---5e
10 Orig. 1893 Wood SoIod Bowls
eSe
s Orig. 2.2e Dish Droiners Sse
lzo Orig. Zoe Rubber Sink Stop
pers -----------------5e
5 Orig. $3.50 Chest Of Drawers,
unfinished ---2l.95
SO Orig. 3.es Storage Chests. l.ls
II Orig. 6.e5 Metal Corner
1z5 Reg. 6se Assorted Kitchen
Tools --34e
10 Orig. 2.95 Iron Cords ----SSe
228 Orig. 3.45 Electric Heat Ap-
plieotors 44e
~ Orig. Zoe Gloss Ash Troys Sc
Is Orig. 4.ss Beverage Sets; 7
Goldenberg'S Housewares,
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1949-02-24
WATCHES

| Orig. 1000 Mons 17-Jewel
lax Gotham Wrist Woteh 7l.5o
I Orig. $500 Mons l7-Jewel
lax Gothom Wrist Woteh 7l.5o
! Orig. 7l.5o Mons l7-JeweI
lax Mans Drive Wrist Woteh,
1880
I Orig. $3.50 Mons l7-JeweI
Gothom Wrist Woteh 1880
! Orig. $500 Mons I7-JeweI
Circle Wrist Woteh --2s.95
I Orig. 43.45 Lody's l7-Jewei
kormondie Wrist Woteh 1895
Orig. $3.50 Mons l7-JeweI
Rensie Wrist Watch h------29.95
! Orig. 1880 Mons l7-JeweI
Normondie Wrist Woteh 1885
I Orig. 52.z5 Lady's l7-JeweI
kormondie Wrist Watch 1895
l Orig. 1l4.oo Lody's l7-JeweI
TAX WesIboro, 2-Diomond Wrist
Woteh h-7l.5o
l Orig. $3.50 l7-JeweI EIbon
Lody's Bracelet Type Wrist
All prices include fox.
Goldenberg's Watches,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
NECKWEAR

40 Orig. 3.5e CoIieo BIouses, eee
80 Orig. $50 Royon Jersey
BIouses l.99
so Orig. l.s5 Pure Silk Diekies,
99e
100 Orig. 69e Wool .Seorfs 29e
5 Orig. l.le Black Sequin Dick
BIS Orig. 29e Toffeto Ties,
3 for 39e
so Orig. see Costume Belts e9e
ITO Orig. l.49 Costume Belts, 99e
so Orig. l.99 Costume Belts, l.59
Goldenberg'S Ladies NeckWear,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
GLOVES

9s Orig. I.3s Ladies' Fleece
lined Leother Gloves; broken sizes,
6ee
IS Orig. I.59 Ladies' Wool Fabric
Leather-polm Gloves
20 Orig. 100 Ladies' Knit Cotton
Gloves -----------------5Se
as Orig. 6se Boys ROY Rogers"
GIoves 29c
10 Orig. I.4e Boys Leother-Iined
Gloves ------------6Se
3 Orig. 1875 Boys Leother-Iined
Gloves ------------69e
Goldenberg's GloDeS,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
RUGS

4oris. 1886 Tone-on-Tone Rugs;
Skis; seconds
I Orig. 144.s5 Tone-on-Tons
Rug; l2xl1'3"------1os.77
l Orig. 1900 Green FIoroI Rug;
l2xl2 ---74.44
15o1g;6E Orig; 1890 Blu. ehs"i'!. ;4ess oJs;
3 Orig. 1880 Rose Beige Rugs;
12xl5; seconds ---l34.44
! Orig. l5s.s5 Solid Blue Rug;
l2x1472";; second-----lo4.44
! Orig. $3.50 Tan FIoFel Rug;
Orig. 1895 Ton and Rose Floral
Rug; l1'3"x12-6 6s.s5
! Orig. lo4.s5 Grey FIoroI Rus;
12x11 ----77.T
! Orig. 1880 Ton Hook-desisn
Rug; I2xl8---ll7.T
I Orig. 1880 Teal FIoroI Rug;
12xl5 l5-----l24.95
! Orig. 1880 Ton Hook-de,isn
Rug; l2xl5---e 1856
200 Yds. Orig. l.se InIoid KoIor-
Flor; g.; remnants. So. yd.- 7ee
200 Orig. 7.e5 Felt Bose Rugs;
ox12 -5.SS 5.SS
s Orig. 1895 eIomorus; 9xl2:
seconds s-----l7.7
: Orig. 1895 Blue Tone-on-Tons
Rugs; ex1O'6"
! Orig. 6e.95 Ton Tone-on-Tons
Rug; 9xl2---l----4s.9s
I Orig. 59.e5 Nevojo Pattern Rug;
wine; 9x9---4
I Orig. $3.50 Wine Tone-on-Tons
Rug; 7x9---42
! Orig. 45.5o Ton FIoroI Rug;
ox7'3" --34.44
! Orig. $500 Heovy Chinese
Rug; 9xl2; worn S299
! Orig. s7.e5 Ton FIoroI Rug;
! Orig. 1895 Green FIoroI Rug;
Z orig. 1925 Burgundy fiorol
Rugs; l2x9------6
z Orig. 1895 Ton FIoroI Rugs;
l2xe e-----e3.53
Orig. 1885 18th Century Rug;
lZx9 ----95.55
! Orig. 1888 Modern Leaf De-
sign Rug; l2x9-----95.5
! Orig. 1885 Ton Hook Design
Rug; l2xe 2xe.---e5.55
Orig. 1885 Rose Floral Rug;
l2x9 9------95.55
! Orig. l17.s5 Ton Floral Rug;
12x9 94.44
! Orig. 1l7.s5 Blue Tone-on-
Tone Rug; l2x9----e4.44
! Orig. 1926 Green FIoroI Rug;
iZ&S -------f5."
! Orig. 1875 Ton Floral Rug;
IZES
I Orig. 69.95 Green Floral Rug;
12xo 55.5S
Goldenberg'S Rugs, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24

just Sc! China Table Lamps
Home-smort 23" china tobIe lamp with 22k gold 6A 00
DeIcotey floral decorated white China Complete sOo
with lovely pun-yorn shade. All new!
Goldenbergs Lamps, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
INFANTS,
GIRLS S'&TEENS'

II Orig. sse Girls Cotton Knit
Ponties. 4 to lo------l6e
100 Orig. LIS Tots FIanneI-
ette Poiomes, piece, size z. 4se
81 Orig. l.ss Girls FIenneIetts
Gowns, broken sizes 4 to 10, 55e
II Orig. 1926 to 1895 Girls
AII-WooI coots; lined d--$l2
3 Orig. 1925 Girls Snow Suits;
ls Orig. 5.ss to 500 Girls Royon
Dresses, sizes 7 to lO--2.99
4 Orig. e.se TO 1899 Teeners'
Dresses, 10 to l4----2.9s
5s Orig. 5.s5 Teeners' BIouses;
broken sizes zes-----$2
- Orig. 5.s5 Teeners' BIouses;
broken sizes
9 Orig. 5.s5 Teeners' AII-WooI
Skirts; broken sizes----$3
8 pr. Orig. l.5s AII-WooI Baby
Shoes; O to 2-----79e
z2 Pr. Orig. s.ss Infonts' Prom
Suits; set-in-feet; size l-$5
10 Orig. 800 AiI-WooI Lessinss
and SIoeks; tot sizes s---$z
s Orig. 500 AII-WooI Lessinss;
IS Orig. 2.es Cotton Knit Leg
sinss; tot sizes l.5o
2s Orig. 5.s5 to 7.s5 Velvet,
Toffeto and Royon Dresses. sizes
to 3-----S2 81
200 Orig. 79e Polo Shirts. sizes
to o-----------3ee
"a Orig. l.99 Boys FIonneI Shirts,
5, 6, 7. 8 -----------si
IA Orig. 1899 to 1899 Boys
Wool Logging Sets. 3 to $50
ls Orig. 1929 Boys Wool Leg
sins Sets, sizes ! to 3-S5
6 Orig. 1899 Girls Wool coot
and Lessinss--$l
5 Orig. 500 Tots Snow Suits,
sizes z, 2,3------S5
IS Orig. 1926 Tots Snow Suits,
$40
Goldenberg's Infants, Girls and
Teens Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
PAINTS

"a eoIs. Orig. 4.s5 Moster Croft
White House Paint 3.99 eoI.
4S Orig. 5.46 Room Lot WoIi
Poper, 3O"----2.4o lot
~ soIs. Orig. z.e8 Stondord Red
Roof Point ---2.29 soI.
48 Orig. $50 Moster Croft Floor
and Deck EnemeI 3.09 eoI.
3e soIs. Orig. $50 Whitex Gloss
Enomel 300 qoi.
"a soI. Orig. z.9S Nu-Kote FIot
White EnameI aoI.
Goldenberg'S Paints,
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1949-02-24
BOYS WEAR

$50 Orig. s.ss Boys Corduroy
SiockS ------------ ----- i.SS
$50 Orig. 1873 Boys Coat Sweet
ers 20
300 Orig. 1893 to 2.4e Boys Dress
and Sport Shirts. Sizes s to IS
years
I2o Orig. 1893 Boys 2-pe. Po-
jonas
20 Orig. 1873 Boys Boxer Shirts;
s to lO---
7 Orig. 1893 to 2.4e Boys FIan-
ueI Plaid Shirts s-----SI
20 Orig. 4.es Boys Wool Plaid
jock Shirts; S., M., L.----2.T
300 Orig. 4ee Boys Shirts and
Shorts; S., L., M.---4 for 81
50 Orig. 5.2e Boys Roineoots. 81
Goldenberg'S. Boys Wear,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
HANDBAGS

HANDBAGS
1853 Orig. ZOO BroedeIcth. Suede
and Potent Hondbess----l.5s
5 Orig. 5.s5 Femous RembIsr
Hondbess -------2.2s
S. Orig. i.so TO 2.so Ledies'
Wallets ----99e
40 Orig. las PIsssie Hendbess,
lee
Goldenberg's Handbags,
Street Floor
TOILETRIES
se Orig. sse Paper ToweIins, Zoe
~ Orig. 800 Night Cream -4se
40 Orig. 3se Woodbury. Lipstieks.
22e
II Orig. soc Complexion Brushes.
22e
10 Orig. 3se EyeIosh crsoms. 2ze
II Orig. 3se Nail creoms- -22e
50 Orig. soc Lipstiek and Rouge,
22s
Goldenberg's Toiletries,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
HOSIERY

lo2 Prs. Orig. 39e ko-seom Royon
Hose; 8 v to lO----3 for ST
Sc Prs. Orig. 3sc chiIdren's
.Anklets; some irree, 9 to lOh,
5 pr. for ST
IS Prs. Orig. 59e FuII-fashioned
NyIonE mill mends, broken sizes,
z for 81
SO Prs. Orig. 49e chiIdren's Port
Wool AnkIets; 8 to lOh--l7s
se Prs. Orig. lbs Sheer kyIon
Hose; 8E TO lOk in the lot, ese
rs Prs. Orig. 2ee chiIdren's
AnkIets; white; 6H to 9h--1os
Goldenberg's Hosiery,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-24
DRESSES

I Orig. 1926 White Evening .
Dress; soiIed; size l4---1o.e5
4 Orig. 1875 Evening Dresses;
sizes 10 to 12---l2.95
~ Orig. 5.s5 TO s.e5 Misses
Rayon Dresses; sizes II to 20 So
II Orig. I.ss Blue Uniforms;
size II only-------------3
! Orig. 1899 TO 14.ss Wool FIon-
mel Robe, size l9--$5
3 Orig. 1899 Rayon Crepe House.
coats; II to l6-------6.ss
20 Orig. sse Maids Aprons
white, -----------------5se
200 Orig. 2.ss Cotton Dresses,
misses and women .8S
81 Orig. s.ss TO 4.ss Cotton
Dresses; misses and women 2.99
s Orig. 500 Reyon Uniforms;
broken sizes
GoIdenberg'S Dresses,
Second Floor
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-02-10
X \ x

Pure silk shantung, that coveted
for dresses and suits, will
be priced within reach of the aver
age buyer this summer.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-02-10
Leaves Council
W hen DemiIIe
is Named Head

Hollywood (LPA) The Holly
wood AFL Film Council withdrew
from the Motion Picture Industry
Council last week after labor-hat-
ing Cecil B. DeMille was named
chairman of MPIC.
DeMille was chosen as head of
the group by the Screen Directors
Guild whose turn it was to pick a
chairman. The famous director en-
deared himself to labor in 1947
when he spent thousands of dollars
on court cases and gave up an $780,
000-a-year radio job rather than
pay a 81 assessment to the Ameri-
can Federation of Radio Artists
AFL. Every court, all the way up
to the Supreme Court, ruling that
the union had a right to assess its
members and was within the law in
throwing out DeMille.
Withdrawing from MPIC, the
AFL passed a resolution favoring
a "real all-industry council to plan
and carry out an intelligent public
relations program for the motion
picture industry as a whole" and
declared that it did not consider
the Council "as presently consti-
tuted" such a body.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-02-10

Cookies that sell for a dollar a
dozen in some places, right in your
own kitchen by using inexpensive
corn I.akes.
Here's how: First beat 2 egg
whites until they are stiff but not
dry. Then fold in a cup of either
brown or granulated sugar (de-
pending on whether you like your
cookies dark or Light. Add to the
egg whites and sugar u tsp.
vanilla. Then stir in 2 cups corn
flakes, u cup chopped nut meats
and a cup of sredded coconut.
Mix the ingredients together
thoroughly, then drop the batter
by spoonfuls onto a well CREASED
cookie sheet. Bake moderately 15
or 20 minutes. Remove from sheet
Immediately on taking from oven.
If they stick place pan on a damp
towel and lift them off with a
spatula. If they should become
really hardened to the pan, return
them to the oven for few NOM
ents-they will soften.
This recipe makes about 2 dozen
cookies two inches in diameter,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1949-02-10
Best Solution To
Rent Control Ills
Found In New Bill

Washington (LPA)-A rent con-
troll measure that meets the speci-
fications set by AFL and CIO as
really foolproof protection for ten
ants was introduced late last week
by Sen. Francis Myers I'd, Pa.)
and Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas
Cd, Calif). 1t will first be discuss
ed by witnesses appearing this
week before the Housing Banking
& Currency Committee, which is
opening two weeks of hearings on
rent control.
At the same time, hearings are
continuing before a Senate Bank
ing Subcommittee headed by Sen.
John Sparkman Cd, Ala.) on the
half-dozen general housing bills
already before the Congress. None
of these measures is satisfactory
to organized labor, primarily be-
cause there are no adequate pro-
visions for encouraging housing
for middle-income families.
The new rent control measure,
introduced by Sen. Myers and Rep.
Douglas on Feb. 3, extends controls
TO January 30, 1851. This is a new
bill, establishing a totally new rent
law, with two aims: to stabilize all
rents for housing accommodations;
TO prevent unwarranted evictions.
Maximum rent under any cir
cumstances would be that charged
on March 81, 1949. Recontrolled
rents would be set at the higher
figure of 1-comparable accom-
modations in the area plus a due
allowance for new construction; p
maximum rent last in effect for the
same unit. The so-called voluntary
leases" providing for 15% rent
boosts would be kept in effect.
The rent control administrator
would have the power to recontrol
areas which need stabilization or
reduction of rents-after 90 days
public notice that he had found
need for the action.
A national advisory committee
of Is members would be set up,
divided equally between spokesmen
for the landlords, tenants and the
general public. This committee
would advise the administrator be-
fore he issues any order of gen
eral applicability. Local area rent
boards would be contin-
ued-but in an advisory capacity
only.
Strong criminal penalties up to
5000 fines and one year in jail
would be imposed on those found
in violation of the law. To obtain
facts, the administrator would
have the right to use subpoenas.