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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-09-07

lie b. Harrison and children
and Buster Jones attended the
daily reunion at Princeton. .........
Marvin Tyler of Ivan and Clar-
ence Harrison spent one night
last week in the home of their
uncle, r, II. Matlock in Prince
ton...-Mrs, Bebe Riggs of Dallas,
Texas and Mrs. jamie Hughes OF
Ell Dorado visited in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brazeale
recently-..-Mrs. A. Il. Scott and
daughter, Mary spent a few days
in Detroit visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Scott has returned to
Little Rock where she Is en-
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Bessie Ransom

Bessie Ransom
Mrs Marie Fowler of Pleasant
View school released the follow.
ing names of students on the hon.
or roll: second grade, Charles E.
Dixon; third Carolyn Faye Fitz.
patrick, Villas Lendon, billiard
Lee, Ruth Ann Fitzpatrick, Gene
A. Hopkins; fifth. Wyonnie Fitz-
patrick, Joe L. Fitzpatrick, George
London. George Fitzpatrick; sixth,
Jestine London. ....... Mckenzie Nc.
Leod of Canton, Ohio entered
school this week. Persons having
perfect attendance are Jestine
London, Gene Hopkins, Jerry
London. Joe Fitzpatrick, Carolyn
Fay Fitzpatrick The game be-
tween the Tigers and the Braves
gave the Braves another victory.
Persons playing on the Braves
team are Willie Fitzpatrick, George
Fitzpatrick, Joe l.. Fitzpatrick,
Cornelius Brown, Luther Whaley,
w. c. Coins, w. E. London, Viii.
lie L. Johnson, Jerry London,
Villas London. George D. Lon.
DON. Maxine Wyett was injur-
ed when she fell from a truck.
/ Her condition was reported not
serious Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Tay.
Tor and baby visited their aunt,
Mrs. Velma Taylor. Mrs. Bertha
Butler of Memphis visited friends
and relativesM Mrs. Jessie John.
son has returned from Cleveland
hospital. She is reported much
better. Mrs. Bessie Ransom and
Ms. Lueller Griffin were guests
of Mrs. Johnson last week. .... Mrs.
Grady Harris and daughter have
returned from Hot Springs. .... Mrs.
Alice London Of Pine Bluff visit.
ed Mrs. Ellen Gipson last week.
Mrs. Velma Taylor and Mrs.
Henry Louise London were guests
of Mrs. Johnson last week.
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Girl Scout
Camp CounseIors
honored

A party at the Wonder Bakery
for the counselors of the girl
scout day camp and established
camp ended the camping season
for the girl scouts Friday night
Counselors were present from
Pine Bluff and Hot Springs a
long with the local ladies. Those
attending from Pine Bluff were
Miss Aurelia Elders and Mrs Del
la Phipps and attending from Hot
Springs were Misses Leahgreta
Mckenzie, ShadyEe Carey and
Nedra Ferguson. The party was
very successful. Winners OF the
whist prizes were Miss Dorothy
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Gw'dorl
Depriest Campbell

Deprtest Campbell
Minnie l.. Smith has been re.
ported i'll Mrs. l.. B. Smith left
Friday for Cleveland. Ohio She
was accompanied as far as st.
Lofts by Peter Campbell Mrs.
Beatrice Alden and Mrs. Snodie
Roston visited in Camden and FL
Dorado Sunday. Rev. S. L. Lloyd
officiated at the ceremony of Miss
.authie iiae Smith and Cardell
Danial at The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Harper August 9th.
The brides mother and sister,
Mrs. W. lie Mae Afford and Iona
Smith were present. Sic Car,
dell Darlal left Wednesday morn.
ing for San Diego. California.
Mrs. Minnie Curry OF Rosston and
her son, Ii Curry, and daughter,
Mrs! Lilly B. James of Pine
Bluff spent the week end here
with tn, il sister and aunt, Mrs.
Mamie chatham. Mrs. Dorothy
Quarrels Campbell, husband. and
children were the dinner guests of
their uncle and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gee Williams Mrs. S. l..
Lloyd has returned from Hugo,
Okla. where she has spent a week
with her sister Mckinley Scott
lef. Tuesday for Kansas City af-
ter spending two weeks here with
his mother Mrs. A. Scott. James
Sherman left Monday morning
for Alabama where he will join
the Alabama Bombers ball
team. Mrs. Jessie Mae Tomphas
of Montrose is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Colmin Smith
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Fordyce

4. r. scott
Iacie Mae Harrison and Lilly
Bell Tyler have returned home
after a two weeks visit in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Mat
lock and family of Princeton.
Mrs. Alberta Matlock spent a
few days last week in the home
81 Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harrison
Hfter having a piece of needle
removed from her hand at the
Robert and Parks clinic, Mrs.
Agnes Brazeale. Mrs. Rosie Da-
eyis. Mrs. Rosie Harris. Mrs. Will
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ID. J. LOggins


Mrs. Eva Rhodes OF st. Louis
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W Loggins Mr. and Mrs.
Bonnie Davies are proud parents
of baby boy, born August 20.
49,. Mrs. Alma Elliott and daugh.
ter, Wanda Delois, were week.
end guests Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Loggins Mrs. N.
E. Griffin is back from a months
vacation visiting her sister and
mother in Chicago $50. Christeen
Stevens Of Pine Bluff is visiting
her father, Hilton Stevens, and
her sister, Meabertha Davis.
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AFRO j n D
PINE BL UFF
With ElODlE j. CARTER
Masonic Temple - Phone 7171

The Zacharys music studio will open fall term Monday
September 10 For further call 1881 or write 1906
w. 9th avenue.
Mr. and Mrs John Carey and Mr. Mrs julius Clark of
Dsroit Michigan have returned pleasant visit with Mrs
neM Orr.
s. j. Adams of Holly spent week in the city visiting his
nroiher and sister in law. Mr. and Mrs j. T. Adams
Larkn Saunders of Chicago visited his mother E. B.
Taylor. of Larry.
Mrs E. Henson, GA W. 3rd reports successful summer
term Mrs Henson working her master at the University of
michigan and is the wife of Lloyd Henson prominent morcan
81 the city Mrs Henson also secretary the trustee board of
T. James Methodist church.
Sgt R. B Williams of Fl Dix New Jersey left for home
t week after spending two weeks city visiting his mo-
der Mrs Virginia Wilkes 1913 Gum other relatives and
lnds He accompanied by his wife Ruth Williams and
sudren virginia Irene Martin Louis Ralph b. jr julius
Williams all of Yonkers New York.
Miss Bertha Lee Ollie of Chicago left last week after two
nts visit here with her father Fletcher Ollie and her aunt
Nrs M O. Hoover Miss Ollie is freshman in MCKINLEY high
1thool
Misses Mezena and Bence Wise daughters of Mr. and Mrs
Roosevelt Wise of the Ohio Street Pike have returned from
and Los Angeles where they spent three
aonng with relatives The father. Mr. WISE called
angeles because Of the serious accident of sister, Mrs Sarah
fn''ard who was much improved according a report
Mrs. Irene Fisher left this week for Chicago where she
WI spend while visiting her husband W. Fisher who is en-
pdoyed there. Wv " YIN
MIS- Alberta BODY has returned her home 1910 Florida
AMER spending the past two weeks in Detroit where she was
guest Of her father F. JONES' other relatives and friends
Rev. W. M Woodbury. of the Ohio Street Pike left last week
Tor lexaana where he entered the hospital for an nde
mite period Of time.
Mrs. Lena B. Jones and children Alberta and Malvn have
feuned home following four spent in Los An
where hey were guests of Mr. and Mrs Cobb They
visited in Santa Anna Santa Monica Pasadena HOLLYWOOD Long
ea Oakland Berkeley and San Francisco report an en-
toyabe trip.
Leroy puoy 1901 Blake has been very i'll but is much i'm
proved at this writing
Mrs. Resser Mccoy of Oakland California and Mrs Arella
Daniels OF Detroit spent enjoyable with their mo-
tber Mrs Bidde and their sister, Thema Mccoy 121
Blake. ~
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Lee Adams of Detroit. Mrs. A
dams visited various cities OF the
state. She took a course of baths
while in Hot Springs. Mrs. A
dams is the wife of W M. A
dams who is an architect,
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Oh sympathy our
ing our recent
sorrow when our
loved one, Mrs,
Carrie Willis
Pitts, passed, We
would also like
to thank tn e
Missouri Pacific
station employ
ees, t h c State
Capitol employ
ees, Rev. N. Nj
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this method to ex-
press our sincere thanks and ap-
probation to our many friends and
neighbors for the kind expressions
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With The Churches
PRESBYTERIAN

ALLISON FkESbf lEhlAN-
church will have as guest speak
er Sunday at the 1El5 service,
Rev. j. Lewis Powell, dean of
the American Theological Semi
nary, Nashville, Tennessee. DR..
Powell is a former schoolmate of
the Rev. J. F. Henderson, pastor
of the church. Mrs. Powell will
worship with her husband at Al
lison. Special music will be rem
chestra and choir. Arthur Porter
dered by the Presbyterian or.
orgainist
n,,., vGL..a Nanrnop Nnrk
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chols and members of Collins
Street Baptist church and the
Wonder State singers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Willis and
family
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CARD OF THANKS

This is to express my appre-
citation to all my friends for their
kindness shown to me While IN
the hospital and also in my home.
Your cards and letters have
meant a great deal to me, and
may God bless each of you.
Mrs. Effie Jennings
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Thornton

Mrs. Walter Rayford an, ,,,.
honored Mr.. Rayford with . t,''
day dinner in their homs r ~
ly. He celebrate his 8s,h W.
day A lovely chicken dinns, WY ~
served :, in plate lunch style n n
dining room was decorate, MA, =
beautiful bouquet made Of ,iD,
given by his niece. A be,n. .''
birthday cake was given bv NJ
Lola ceasor' About sixty uern
were served.
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Mae clayborne and MI.
Gipson' Refreshments we,. 'al'le1
and each counselor was ', NV. seve
Ward stated that good oa''l Nj
make the camp and that a,, ts
sessions this year Were y e,, ', ~!
eessful and showed an I :. SA
over last year. "'''eas
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Mrs Resser Mccoy of Oakland California and Mrs Area
Daniels of Detroit spent enjoyable visit here with their mo-
DER Mrs. Biddle and their sister, Mrs. Thelma Mccoy 112l
Blake ~ "
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F., Miss Bertha Lee Ollie of Chic,
01onths visit here with her father.
09. N. o. Hoover. Miss Ollie is
AEhool.
Evening star., 1951-12-22

1854 QUE ST. NV. ''The Kennert"-
Unusually warm, sgle. rnl., adioin.
bath; SIS; semimon. ~
DOWNTOWN. 133 18th ST. NV
Lovely rm.. refgr, pvt. entr., cont.
hot water. NE. $500 or IA. S-531S.
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
rfpEwRinEF TdIeSo "A Iong E9sal 9s 7sis sPd taoIs
VACUUM CLEANERS
BY Angelo

Special sale. over 100. all makes;
sacrifice at $9.95: worth S20-$30;
guaranteed. Try before you buy.
noPs 1t. s=e. VACUUM fI sxasoo- sdoHEs' 700 llth
ABc dnstts table and bs
WASHERS. HsH PRs.' automatic. new ist52;
most makes Builders surplus; sell
bargain prices. GE. 1924. ---22
WASHER AND DRYER, new Westing.,
% and delivered hAfi1S, in orisinal i crates Tor
best offer. List price S51s.4o. oGall
wAsHafNGi AS aSNsi MACHINE, Bendix. 11a auto
ma matte; excel. cond.; $40. Phsne
WATcaEs-chooss vi HES: from . large mss Sc
lection Of new and used famous
NaffoSaE sff Eaiehfs pAwN8RosERs fEsR sgs aFs 1895
Lee hwy, Rosslyn; "a; 2-1777. -23
WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Longines,
other hsah famous s brands. Stone Stone rings, ana
diamond rings and all kinds Of fine
SAN oRBAcH. ysSeier, Ala Bu-
chanan st. NV. ia. 1854.
WATCHES .T. IS Nsaat;iopaily Nation adyertissd
Han Hamilton nm mems rf and ladies' d essi Diamond
watches up to 500 discount. LIV-
INGsToN 4 co. 1923 H St. NV.
John @. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER. 1909 1st st. s.e. ST. 6100.
tcry-approved service for over 40 yrs.
Be sure to see our Lionel bargain
table. Many items at reduced prices.
SUPERIOR LOCK & ELECTRIC CO.,
1410 L st. NV. RE. 1927. Parking
rTFxTRTc rxrprvr,p rxrpCISpp
1890
Evening star., 1951-12-22

PIANO - Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features Of small
tone. Baldwin patented full-biow
action. lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eye-appealing
cases in mahogany, walnut, light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH.
Evening star., 1951-12-22
TV sos SERVICE

DOO OI1t IOH
Graduate technicians stand ready
for your call day or night. Guar
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FUR COAT, size Is, Alaskan mouton
lamb; must sell; $50. RIA. SASS;
FUR coAT-Ranch mink: cussom
made, perfect cond.; orig. cost S3.-
rTR anusssy IA ne Se1s Silver Moa foR
beautiful for daytime or as evening
FURNiTTURE. Groom house, Twin
sonable. 2714 Woodley pl. NV. Call
FGRSfTuRG1sevins FiaRaSTfu % S1 machine, hi lovely
blond console. $140; piano, Kimball
upright. S75; GE fiat plate ironer,
perfect performance, $3.50; walnut
4 Masnavox 9 radio. S176. NO. 2a77.
FGRNPTuRE, 11s f almost new. eomnlete
din. rm.. bedrm. and kitchen set.
Paradise design. 9xi5. 9xl8, and
smaller rugs to match. Antiques.
Eyerything must 90. Leaving town.
SS0l5 sth st. NV. Weekdays, 55sss;
FURNiTfURE@RcA Victor 19-inch
hand-rubbed, mahogany Queen Anne
style teievision and radio; CUSTOM
made convertible sofa bed; rug 9x12;
table. Reasonable. Call EN-. 1855.
FURNITURE-English library, ma
leather top: Lawson love seat, re-
volving drum table, genuine leather
top: mahogan any. end table. desk
chair, genuine leather and mahog
trim trim S1s9 Mo tasls zhss lamps; all in good
FURNITURE for the entire house;
sH. 1853. ~ ~ @25
FHRNITURE-Dip,omat leaving mus,
sell 2 Hollywood double beds, i'm
macluate, = yrs. old; single beds,
small bookshelf, small lady's desk,
BeaeiS bieees WI EegnG%at sy4s' washer -ga gISc.
Neutrality-suspicious. set; ham
mered brass, screen andirons. poker,
shovel, tongs, brush, stand, brass
basket for wood: all for S45. 8-pc.
mahog., din. rm. set. $155; Hide-A-
Hed. sd like new: new: $40; chests. @ desks
little store around the scorneT;"' !"
wis. ave. ordway 6677.
FURN.. 2-bedrm. apt; couch. beds.
mirrors: lamps. rugs: chairs. eteo, :
sacrifice; leaving city. VI. 1919.
FURN.-Like new: liv. rm. Holly
wood bed, and Child Craft. Reason
FURN.-Mahogany knee-hols desk,
items. Excel. cond. 10. S-5087.
FURN. - Duncan Phyfe mahogany
drop-leaf table with four chairs.
Good cond. Call JU. 8-5055. pa
FuRN;, misc. apt. furnishings; Teas.
FURN., GE Mix Master, S25; practi-
cally new. Gate leg table, S12.50;
other furn. PATS USED FURNI-
TURE, 335 Eye st. ne. Ii. 7-0922.
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LADY. WHITE
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, e.h.w., experienced; local ref
erences; live in or out; small fam
lily in GEORGETOWN; good salary. NO.
cooK-G.H.w., exper., colored, live in
pref. family Of 2 adults; ref. re-
ouired: good wages: WO. 2593. -26
He Il 6qnd ot q sah sharsn essl s 9ss7 ssts
G. H. w., COOKING, like chiidfen.
$40 starting salary. bh days. oCGall
CIV, IT. Voh0, cooking, white. doctors to
family; fond Of children;. live in;
pleasant upstairs room. other help;
CIV. PIP we; eooRTNc; aSSH, live in; sunday. SS
So So must SseE have EM rets s4ll good ss hgPs'
HOUSEKEEPER wanted, elderly. 55-
so; light work around house for a
Christian man; ref. Box 1a4 c; Star
HoUsEKEEPER, for Q adults and an 1
child, yrs. old; live in: good sal
aTg: upstairs rm. Call 81. 1858.
MAID. Hi 'GRD' i've in, upstairs rm.; g.h.w.
sssoSai salary; = exDer.; refs. Cali sH i /
MAID for e.h.w.; must be good cook
and cleaner; live in; excellent sal
ary; temporary to Jan. 10, perma-
nent If satisfactory. Located In
KenMood. WI. 1890. --23
NURSE, practical; companion house
keeper; age 1880; must love T.
Chase sssn gentle home; 6-day wk.; $40.
NTRsSaf6-oooK, III MAI; white, for chill.
Zen: live In; good salary. Call Oh
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont. }

WOMAN, good-natured. honest, reli.
able person; likes children; plain
cooking, g.h.w; to live with very
lily; Silver Spring area; references.
For appt., call SH. $3.50. -23
WANTED - Middle-aged woman for
general housekeeping; pvt. quarters;
no children; IL miles from Wash.
in Virginia. Refs. req. Write to P. O.
Box 65 Annandale. Va. "a
WORKING MOTHER desires middle
aged white woman to care for chill
dren; live in. 10. 2-9505. -23
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

POOL TABLE; ex3 IT.; good condi-
ton. $27 so. WI. 4074. 23'
IO-PHONOGRAPH, Emerson. table
model, good shape. IA. 2-5077
RANGE. electric. GE, beautiful condi-
tion, 194s Stratoliner; half price fol-
immediate sale. 81. 1191. -23
REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 9-cu. 1T,
porcelain inside and outside: bar
gain for immed. sale. TIE. 1858.
REFRIGERATOR s-cu.-ft. NV.
good condition; best offer. K1.
RiEFPRIGERAToR, oE, new unit, like
new cond. VIII sell for $50 or best
REFGR.. 8 Gu. IT. GE; reason. price.
HI. 4l39, l124 Sth st. NV. -23
PEFGR., like new, sell reason,
Kelvinator In good cond. Ii. 7-7730
REFRIGERAToRs, 1862; new de luxe
models; most makes. Builders sur
plus; VIII sell at real bargain PRICES.
REFRiiGERAToRs, used, large as
sortment. from S10 up, Some with l.
Zr;rr,gqarantee. Time payments.
kEEFEkfGEkAHs6;k EFkPEEidHs; 's2s sgsTaEs @o: s
small deposit. -DOWD'S. AIS Conn.
ave.. OR. 1900.
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COOK, g.h.w., experienced; local ref
erences; live in or out: small fam
lily in GEORGETOWN; good salary. NO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

cases, italian make. One 10 bass bass
key, z shifts. double bass, one 48
bass key; fine Christmas for pro-
stsS1ORal ss nR "a Ti ieaFssr' 75ss eiS I0nsfs0w
ADDING MACHINE. sundstrand. cleo
tric. Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
$99 so; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
SI3 l4th st. nv
ADDING MACHINES, s35 and up;
trade-iRs 51th IN accepted. CENTRAL. 201e
ApbiNG Dbl e. MACHINES for rent $3.50
per mo. Apply rental toward pur-
aaIfSAPoR fhass PS,fs' GaNbssfs GHi 5ssl 22 s.5n.
Cuban Imported: from So to Ss5:
also wallets and belts; 20M dis
counts for cash. Ala Buchanan St.
NV; IA. :4354. Open ewes. and Sun.
ANTIQUE ieTelry; Al types 5o% dis;
ANTIQUE COLLECTORS, Gift Shop.
Large selection Of antiques, Early
A1eTisan Ans serogS fgTnituTs; assorted sits;
BABY Al R'" CRRRiAGE, alIa 1f' hieh Ish chs chair,
sstJroller and bed. Best offer. NE.
BhsINs, SINKS. BArHTUBsIi oailt
BocR 81 SgS scss sTcistsings n It. new new No 3ses Hses
BATHTUBS. new used, uilt-in. legs:
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE. $500.
BED. double. Hollywood; will sac
pFh Ei,ce; ioS $27 Gall vJuca Ju 7-5a5s 5aS 22
new. $40: Cali Ho. 3799. @23
Hechts; cost $Is5; sell $3.50 or best
offer: must sell by Sat. 39-H Ridge
rd., Greenbelt, Md. Phone s521.
BED-pouble. walnut, French, Louie
for. $50 incl, excel; spring and
BEDRM. ENSEMBLE, embroidered, OF
rene pefes aSn ssautfn na see ana and whs san
BICYCLE. boys 26 in. good cond.,
Whittier bike. SIS. 1888 Rhode
fsand I'd ave; ayfv snd ns Ii II the the sn ssnr s ss
BICYCLE, Hit;i S GIFTS. GTs Is in; excellent
condition; SS5. Cali II. a-s7s5s;
BICYCLE. English style. girls 2ssin.
pS2I2esG S25; Gall al qW; 742ss n.u al I23 s}sa.
S3995; Schwinn. Columbia anc
others; English makes, $40 .a5. Fol
Eyn Td: COLLEGE PARK CYCLE
lSsE IL sa,psg; s2y' slsssss ses!sssH rs
wood 3537. -22
!: BICYCLES (2)-20-in. girls Will
i training wheels. Schwinn-made
! brand-new; sacrifice. Also whit,
} bunny fur coats (2). size 4 or 8
BICYCLE SALE-Save SIS; in tn,
carton. Cash and carry. Columbia
Indian, 3-speed models. GEORGE
TOWN BICYCLE STORE, 1911 Wis
ave, MI. O100, or PARKWAY CYCLE
i Arl., va, IA. 5-s122. Open to 8
Evening star., 1951-12-22

DIA;.Lady's Ia; La SOL. Y Ct, set IN vel
blue, white. in white gold. $3.50;
lady's SOL, approx. 1 Ct, set In
white gold. fine American cut. $3.50;
cut. set In plat. fshtaii mtg. 4
side dias.. S400: lady's 2-ct. fine
lady's fine ~ ct, dia ring, basuette
dias.. ddiaass.. ss76; lady,s fine 2a-ct. ring.
sseusttss ssass sl5bo' 'f isdys Pa: SOL. ss Cts
fine American cut, Q baguettes, plat.
mtg. $4,000. Ali prices Include
mtgs. Trade accented, LIVING
STON d CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME
Open Until 9 pm. It'll Xmas. .-22
DINING TABLE, Duncan Phyfe type
mHgaaheogany. nah with pad; S35; call TIE
DISISG ROOM SUITE. mahos any
ehairs nasn saerse sxnaastols wA tabs isss eues
DINING TABLE. mahog.. 6 chairs;
washing machine, apt. size. 4 lbs,
wringer. never used; Kenmore vacuum
cleaner. Leaving country. EN-. 6917
DOLLS. toys, leather craft. brass
ware, ivory imported items only:
beautiful gift selections; reas Gil
DOLL cARR1AeE-Thayer. English
DSRH DtSyPf ela c2RkrAEaAk AEaA sS2s SS22ssst,ca1,y 2a ne%
convertible top, extension ends
Call IA. 1906 after 4 pm. %Ss zS
ELEC. ROAsTER, GE. still in carton
sost sist ~ S4s.95ii e. sell $50. Ideal Xmas
IS 1e5s r9ss.s. RsssF ,sssz.,,s s5
ELEcfRiiS' III pRRie' TRAIN. Lionel o-sause;
former incl; platform and extra
ELEc. TRAIN Lionel, tTransi.. switch.
es, gateman, tunnel, bridge. block
sig. whistle sign; S65, all or part
FILM DEvELoprNG. printing in 2 hrs
Color service; cameras on credit. RE
FREEZERs AND REFGRs; free tur
rsfsrs INA MALSE9s INC, Ais9 spas sss as
ave-. Sill. Sprg. JU. s-3333.
lFURS-1 pair genuine Greenland blut
sT fSy mstshed besf ney win ,sen se sgy o. r. pair
Also genuine Russian. squirrel ful
matching hat, size 20. s125 o.
tFUh--NeW rancn MINK stole, uneS
| quality; appraised value over S1,100
will sell $3.50. GE. 6S17. -23
lFURS-Savings to 50ee on furs o.
every description, including coats
capes. Jackets. etc. BASKIN FURS
Sth and g sts. NV. MA. 5522. --24
FUR COAT, black persian lamb
size 40, made to order; excel. cond
i reason for selling, am going south
FUR COAT. leopard; size 1914
excel. cond.; $3.50. ME 1895. Ext
FI1R Or COAT. muskrat, Y length. siz
/ 1914, perfect condition, S75. Phon
FUR COAT; short seal; $40: Mol
i skin cape; cotton and silk dresses
j 75c to So. DU. s464.
FUR COAT, beaut. skunk. clean, nk
new. S75, or best offer. AP. $3.50
FUR COAT, sheared beaver, size IA
] z stripes, good condit., smart style
IFUR COAT, black Russian Persian
very tAbeautiful, excel. cond., siz,
i 14-1e Priced below value, $50