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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-04


MRS. THOMAS SMITH.
Miss Florence Ellen Packer,
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Edwin Packer, became the
bride of Mr.. Thomas Forbes Smith,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith,
June 20 at the Foundry Methodist
Church. The Rev. F.. Norman Van
Brunt, assisted by the Rev. Fred
lerick Brown Harris, performed the
ceremony.
The neWlyweds left the recep-
ton at the Let's house for a Mia
CARA Falls, Canada, honeymoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-04

|. The willard Hotel was the scene
last evening Of the wedding OF
Miss Harriet Ruth Popick and MIR
lDayid Carl Bubes, Rabbi Solomon
Metz officiating.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Popick and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bubes. Following a we'd
ding trip to Bermuda, the couple
will make their home in Phila-
Idelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-04

MRS. WILLIAM PYE, Jr.
Miss Carol Ardene Benson and
Mr.. William Matthew Pye, IT,,
both Of Towson, Md, were mar
ried June 80 In the Bethlehem
Chapel Of Washington Cathedral
The Rev. Crawford w. Brown per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold E. Benson Of this
city. Her husband is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Pye of Philadelphia,
Pa.
After a New England honey
moon Mr.. and Mrs. Pye will re-
side in Landslide, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-04
Emily Post

thing different about a house.
warming party which we've beer
thinking of giving. Some say only
our best friends should be invited;
others say the neighbors and al
of our other friends too. Some say
that it's not necessary to offel
more food than snacks; other.
think substantial food is necessary
because most people will have tx
come out from the city. What doe.
Mrs. Post say?
Answer: The rules for house.
warming parties are varied. Tit
main purpose of such a party /.
to allow the guests to go all ovel
your house and inspect it, and q
certain amount of food is usually
provided. This can, however, be
very Simple-especially at be.
tween meal hour. On the othel
hand, if you invite people at mea
time they should be given a buffet
lunch or supper.
Is it good manners to break
crackers in the soup, and hotD
should one eat broiled lobster?
Mrs. Post is sorry she cannot
GnS,Der personal mail. Howeper.
her leafet E-16, Table Rules OF
Importance" includes ansiDers
to these and other table manner
questions. To obtain a copy.
send 10 cents to her, c/o The
EUening Star, p. O. Boz 80, Sta
| ton G. NetD York ~. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-04

Among the brides June 80 was
Miss Jeanne Ruth Clare, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Thomas Glare Of Edgewater, Md.
She was married to Mr.. Carlos
Manuel Garcia. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray L. Garcia Of Annandale,
Va.
The Rev. E. Albert Hughes per-
formed the ceremony at st.
James Catholic Church in Mount
Rainier. Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia
win make their home at 814
Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05

sauce, Favored with Drowned
onion, to make the lower par q:
the pie. Wedge-shapcd pieces n.
biscuit dough form a sl:cedria
top.
Ingredients: Il cup butte ?
tablespoons chopped onions. +:
cup flour, IL teaspoon salt. /?
teaspoon celery salt, teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce. - CUBS
milk, 1 pint fresh oysters. table
spoon chopped parsley il desired
Mixing Method: Melt butter in
saucepan. Add onion and brown
lightly. Stir in flour, salt. celery
salt, and WORCESTERSHIRE Sauce
Add milk and cook. stirring cor
stantly, until thickencC. ADD
oysters and parsley. Pour inc
2-uuart casserole. Top with Bis
ruit crust and bake in no, oxen
(425 degrees F. Is 10 30 Min
lIteS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
HOW TO AVOID COLDS, NACClNG
ACHES AND PAINS THIS WINTER
New Formula Quicnly Builds Resistance
Against Ills Striking In Cold Weather

You can say Goodbye" to
colds, nagging aches and pains
and other distress this winter.
when you are fortified with
plenty of Iron B-1, b., BIG and
Niacin. Recommended by many
doctors, these ingredients are
contained in New HI VITA tonic:
the medically proven formula
everyone in Tabor City is talk
ing about.
4 ,oeU-knoWn North Carolina
Minister has related his happy
experience aOith Ne0 HI VITA
Tonic. He said that aches and
pains in his arms and shoulders
and a cran1ping in the lo1cer part
of his back made him 1ceel so bad
that his aoork among his congre-
cation came to be heavy bur-
den. He said that he 1conld fire.
Quenty haze to get up in the
night and take aralks about his
gard to be able to endure his ter
rible suffering. He said he tried
about everything "at,,der the
sun" before he finally found the
relief he had long sought in H.
VITA, achich gave him relief and
ne1o strength. Today this kind
minister enjoys life again. He
aoorks and sleeps in peace. His
system is strengthened and
soothed. He is grateful to Ill.,
VITA for aohat it did for him.
Don't 60 on suffering! Start
building your body up with Wig
or, strength and energy by TAX
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05

Mother (proudly watching her
two-year-old): "He's been walk
ing like that for almost a veal"
Visitor: Cant you make him
sit down."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
Holiday Safety Hints

, Holiday Safety Hints
Allow plenty of time to get to
YOUR destination during the holl-
day season.
discourage last-minute Christ
mas shopping. This makes TOR
haste-both walking and driving
that can lead to death or in
jury.
Postpone motor trips complete
w when weather is particularly
rainy, snowy, or when sleet is
expected. Do your driving during
the light hours of the day.
In the winter, an ice scraper
should be carried in your car at
all times for clearing the wind
shield of ice and snow that the
Windshield wiper is incapable of
removing.
A PostHoliday Supper Dish
Oyster Pie is an excellent main
dish for a post-holiday supper.
Oysters go into a rich cream
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
SERVICES

WE DO PIPE THREADING -
All electric pipe threading
machine available for your
work. Can thread pipe from
one-eighth inch to two inches.
Also complete stock of pipe
fittings. Plumbing Supplies
Trouble Shooting, & plumbing
contracting. See Dorman Frun-
iture Company, Tabor City,
NJ G. Ind.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05

ing New HI.VITA nOW-toady
Sold by Harrelsons Pharmacy
d.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
WANTED

WANTED: Watches that are in
bad need of repairs. All repairs
are guaranteed. After watches
are repaired they are Watch
master tested for accuracy
Bring yours in for free esti'
mate Dorman jewelers., Tabor
CITY, N. G. - Ind.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
EXECUTORS NOTICE

The undersigned, having qudii'
fled as executors OF the esldte
of R. M. Carroll, ST., deceaoeo.
late of Columbus County, tnls 10
to notify all persons having
claims against said estate 10 pre-
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1862, or this notice Will oe
pleaded in bar of their recovery:
All persons indebted to salo
estate will please make lmmeol-
ate payment to the undersigned
This the 18th day OF NoVenl-
Der 1851.
Billy B. Garrell
Bobbie G.. Jernigan
L. V. Love
Executors of r. M.
Carroll Estate
Tabor City.
North Carolina
Dec. 5-12-19-26-Jan. 20.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE: SPENCER SUP
PORTS and style garments.
Mrs. B. F. Duncum, P. o. Box
2, Tabor City. Phone 1881.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
Cured EN- Both

Two residents of the mountain
greeted each other one morn
ing.
"say" inquiered the first
didn't you tell me you gave
your mule turpentine when ne
had the hives"
"Yup," said the second.
"Well," said the first, II gave
it to my mule, and it killed him"
"Killed mine too," his pal an
sWered.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-12-05
Inquisitive

It had been rather a hectic
night. He asked her: do you
tell your mother everything you
do?"
"Of course not. I don't have
any trouble with my mother. It's
nv husband who's so inqulsl'
tive"
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY. MAY 13
Friday. May II. 1851

Since the year 1907 the people of the United States have been observing the second Sunday in May Mothers Day with appropriate ervices in the churches of the land.
 In 1914 Congress designated the day which is widely observed in other countries as we'll as our own It differs from the earlier celebrations of ancient peoples whose festivities did not carry the of appreciation for individual mothers.
 Words of man are incapable of expressing proper appreciation of the unsesh and devoted life of good mothers and it is given to most children to and appreciate their mother the nobest expression of this intimate human relationship.
 Nome is observing the day with special celebra- tion in honor of Mrs Michael J. Walsh who has been selected the Alaska Mother of 1951 which all the people of Nome and military personnel have been in- vited. In honoring Mrs. Walsh honor our own mothers wherever they may be-
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Students in the Nome High School are making preparations for the Junior Senior Banquet to be held on May 18th, and the Prom on May 18th. Other prepara- tions for terminal events, such as the Baccalaureate and graduation, are keeping everyone very busy.
 Every spare moment is made use of, in preparing for final ex- aminations and booklets or papers for the coming fair.
 It is believed that the planet Mercury has no atmosphere. The planet Venus, shining so beauti- fully and bright each evening, in the western sky, has an atmo- sphere which is more dense than ours.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
Jeep Is Stolen = Also Watchdog Guarding It

FAIRBANKS, (P) - Steve Lo- sonsky parked his jeep with the keys in it, but wasn't worried about the jeep being stolen.
 He had left his huge Alaskan Malemute dog to guard it.
 Today police were searching for an unidentified man who stole both the jeep and the malemute.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
Fresh Milk Is Canned In
 New COW-TO-Can Process

EAST STAMWOOD, Wash, (H) Milk is being canned here as it comes from the COW.
 The new product, freed of bac- teria and the qualities that nor mally make milk sour, is being sent to Alaska, Japan and the armed forces.
 There's no "condensing" or "ev- aporating," as in the traditional manner of putting concentrated milk into cans. This, the develop CTS explained, is strictly a cow to-can process.
 The purpose is to produce a product that tastes like the milk the. comes to your back door in bottles-but which can be ship ped long distances, was invented by Dr. Roy R. Graves, 64-year-old research scientist from Valparaiso, Ind. He reported at an ''open house" that 2,000 gallons of milk have been canned daily since March 30 at the Med-O-Milk Dairy here. It is put up in three quart cans.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
Buddy of Ex-Mayor
 O'Dwyer Faces 5-Year Sentence For Perjury


 NEW YORK, (R = James J. Moran = holder of a lifetime $15,0OO-a-year city job just few weeks ago-today faced the pos sibility of five years in a Federal prison as a Kefauver Committee perjurer.
 Moran, a buddy of ex-mayor William O'Dwyer for many years, was convicted yesterday of lying about his relations with Brooklyn numbers racketeer Louis Weber.
 The maximum possible penalty for the perjury conviction is five years and a $2,00O fine.
 The defendant, a former First Deputy Fire Commissioner, was convicted of perjury for testify ing before the Senate probers that Weber had visited him in his Fire Department office no more than six times between l946 and 1850.
 Prosecution witnesses told of at least III visits.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
Charges Spouse Forced Ransom Her False Teeth

LOS ANGELES, (P)-Her hus- band kept her false teeth in his pocket until she gave him money for liquor, Mary Julia Brown, 38, charged yesterday in a divorce ac- ton.
 She said that Warren c. Brown, also 38, was addicted to alcohol and that on number of occasions he struck her down, removed her dentureS and refused to give them up until she paid him money.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11

WASHINGTON, (P-It's now Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway.
 The Senate late yesterday con- firmed Ridgway's promotion from It. General. President Truman had proposed on Wednesday that he be given fourth star. The Senate concrred by voice vote.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
Soviet Russia Agrees To Supply India With 5O,OOO Sons of Wheat

NEW DELHI, India, tP) - Famine threatened India amour ced Thursday that Soviet Russia had agreed to sell her for cash, 50,O00 tons of wheat-and that Russian ships are already on the way here with some of it.
 A government announcement said the agreement to buy the 50,000 tons was the "first result" of negotiations with the Soviet embassy here, begun last week, on a Russian offer to supply 50O,- 900 tons.
 Prime Minister Nehru told Par lament that the bills before the US. Congress to send wheat to India ''in our view, have no politi- cal or discriminatory conditions attached to them"
 His statement appeared directed to conciiating the American Con- gress. Indian differences with Ann erican policies, especially in Ko- req, have contributed to d delay in final congressional action on a grant or loan of 100000 tons of wheat, which India asked for in December.
 TOKYO, R)-Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway said Thursday the United Nations battle in Korea may have started the defeat of Communism's efforts at world domination.
 The U. N. Command command CTS comment was contained in an answer to It. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, Allied field commander, congratulating Ridgway on his nomination to full general.
 Ridgway said it is "quite pos sible" that because of the JUN. fight, history will record that the crest of the Communist wave has been broken against your arms and that the flood of this menace, reaching its high mark on your front, thereafter began its recession"
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Forecast Nome: Clear today and partly cloudy Saturday. Generally westerly winds. Lowest temp. ex- pected tonight 35, highest tomor- row SO.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-11
B-26 EnrOute To Hawaii bitches APO Miles Out

bitches 42O Miles Out
 SAN FRANCISCO (P) - The Coast Guard reported that an Air Force BPS bomber enroute to Hawaii, ditched in flames APO miles off the California coast Thursday. Five men were reported aboard.
 Rescue planes were dispatched by both the Coast Guard and the Air-Sea Rescue Service at Ham, ilton Air Force Base, near here.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

-, LEsAyINo CRY. SACRIFICE.
FURNITURE = Conservative blond,
ssss sss Il; e.. s:ss& .sS ssas s@
fmENiITuREm2-Re; msniI s.R ~ liv. rm;, T. single
washer, treadis Singer sewing mach.
and other misc items. KE. 3-842b.
fURNITURE-Corne china closet,
isrvsr %, with drawers; ! desk. Gov,
SsnF SMinsnfSD; chs,r1 desk vsa chair, 2 Ladder
occas. tables. / gossip bench. Ape.
FTRSIrpRRLDinn. Din rm. 1H' tsSles Sbas' sss;
DIN: rm. chairs, Ss each. mahog I;
daab. sas sg9 spG,nss Sseasionsl sin chair
FURNITURENsofa. chest Of drawers
ccof1ee table, chairs. ige. Victroia
FSRNfT6RETEwin fiS TqG Esl.fE ~fsadsss ssaIcom. spe
Birdseye maple. box springs and
mattresses; : oval russ. AKA and
2lax3; French loveseat. knotty pine
fireplace, china urns, etc. Ali in
FTRNiTTREMslnsi.a W iaHhssloa a bed sI1U With ,prip,
Ike Ike new; 4s13 N. Capitol st.. Apt.
~. Between l 1 and B, RA. 1901.
FURNITuRE-sinsle bed. mattress
and spring, chest Of drawers, dress
hs tion. 'fs1f Nj ssls. 81 maple s00d ss esadi-
FURNrTtRE@s Hepplewhite eS open
white and purple striped velvet;
open arm chair. mahogany. covered
IN blue; large lounge chair. blue
connection. chime and clock. Cali
st 5l24 Chevy Chase pkvy. NV,
FuRSrfukE-u Upholstered chair. .
small small mirrors, 2 brass lamps and
FnRS,TuRnE nisSf 'tens: Mebo..n. N0; dlas .ro,,..,
Duncan Phyfe table; single metal
Reasonable; Phone GE, 1882.
fukNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm,. living
room from unclaimed freight and
sIna.. BID .0r 4se eass New tgoh Yoft STORAGE sT.
daily. '1o-6; Sat, till i. RE 4sio.
F!URs;NITuRE-1 mahosany sateleg
table and 4 chairs. Also / hail
armchair with red velvet seat; /
pair ANTIQUE white end tables. 1924
Jenifer st. NV. Call after 1890
am.
FURNITURE Lounge chairs, pair,
sfa: sff:r foam n rubber n ser uphoI, gray satin.
@Pds chairs. hisss,t sss.so. 'A's Make custom sonr
stlfiisic .MERIcAR s0~ upHSrsrsSfS Sg:e sSi; I'll
FgkSrftkE1LiRaw 81 Nv rm. IA Set. osf1: ~. "a
dio. vacuum. HOLLYWOOD bed and
other odd pieces. lO2l6 Day ave,
Silver Spring. Nd.
FURNITURE - Upholstered chairs,
desk. bureau. dresser. bookcase.
FURNITURENDouble bed box spring,
mattress; compl., S25; lovely mirror,
new, new ST.; chest of drawers. nice.
Il0t Iron S. SO jo eaes ssssss. ssesa'ser' IS; e!ee'
FURNITURE-Leaving town. Mise
rPIsNiTIFRst PisseS; r. s4o6; ssIs @ 5th st. NV.
masoEni 91RSST1,ps $40, 81; 10,
and dresser. Early American % chair oio
FURNITURE - Breakfast set red
metal met With chrome legs. 4 chairs
nh mos. OLD. HOLLYWOOD
dble. bed. sofa. chests. dinette Ia.
sble Must sacrifice today. IA
S-bg47. Apt, 441-B. G3l 8. Walter
Reed dr. Arlington.
FURNITURE-7-pc bedrm. suite, wa.
terfau style. 500; rollaway bed
S23:, pall-out cot, $3.50: studio
couch, S2?; Spanish sofa. S25;
dresser and vanity. S66; blonde di.
nette. $45: GE ironer. So; Moni.
tor apt. washer. S27 30: costumer
81: chairs. tables. lamps and rugs
NO dealers. TU 5441
Evening star., 1951-10-21


GARBAGE GAR ll DISPOSAL DS III I stu In, In car
s5, s95' Jo' Fetasi. s.s744 stIS'0o; Will sell 10
GARBAGE DisPosERs. and dish.
| washers. new. below wholesale price
disposers. special builders model. S6i
Make dsaSf'hsas .S sasr slss Gan pD aEosai lsss9
GARAGE DOOR. overhead. alum.
7x7. with springs. tracks and locks
eaRHSE nSs 0S SooR Gs x To- 1tpssxs ssa for inf .S
needs paint; 'pHss APPROX. s5 g 'i';' BY ., q
GARAGE DOORS. foSr.foid. with
7's~ wide by ~" high. Reas. IA
Garage garage EQUIPMENT. REASONABLE.
GAKDEN dMoI TooLs-Almost st.. new; s Iss
tools. hose. step ladders. Or. o53O
GAS BURNER. 1 Janitrol conversion
cas kiscssn eosyRn yink s,oS SaI M Hrs 44s2
with controls; good condition; $50
GAS As fisS;Hi RANGE, 80" Norge. clock and
GAS RANGE. Roper de luxe, staggered
sa1 sssrness, Rs prlesa TSas for quick sale at SIS
GAS RANGE, se-in: Roper. tabletop,
Gsers lsnt condition shac 0'sn ki fsntss! s4sSs excel
GAS RANGE, Hardwick. table top;
pperrf.sssdt condition: price, $50. JE
Gas ! RANGE. .ssl. top Estate, good
GAS SSs' RANGE. Nj iISs Hssdwiek, new con- condi-
ton automatic chrome hrofler
$ss. so. Ia. s.545s.l '' :
GAS RANGE, Estate, de luxe. double
oven:. glass door. Bar-B-Kewer.
Srtsd6dls Ss6ls ant and ! burners; used 70 mos.
GAS RASGHs. GHyi new, Wv used: n also ssVs, Coal.
AeHE saoyS. e e 16i1 5intss Ssh ma ~ ssss: asss
Gas .ssatan RANGES; RsT gsee .E credit; ;as5 iR
CAS-. IS. ayr sToVE. re, SeEei Kenmore. 4-surn.r
table. TOP, good cond.; s2b. AP. ss75,
GAS STOVE. large gas range. In good
.s sond; srSS. Sss. y M; {, 1907: ,, -.
sond ssas ovsa sas and 81. araysss sss. Very good
GAS stove. Majestic. table top,
sinks with fittings, $40; steel wall
cabinets. .12x20x42, $40. 12x20x30,
$s;, all In good condition. 1927
GAS sI IsTovE. table top. whit. enamel.
oven control. 2 storage drawers.
GAS sTOVE. four burners, sood con-
dition; price, $50. 1868 Hamilton
sAs esi, MS' sEoyE; sss!' good condition. $40.
GAS STOVE, Magic Chef. table TOP,
bargain. $35; chest Of drawers, S16;
? prs: velvet drapss for doorway.
exs eDNsh Warm VIZ EAi afs4kRs. is4Ri p,.,.sur.b
az 80 "a; :a1;ao saS' Rex. 20 sal. $50.
GAUGE HLQCKg, ios-piece spstric
"A. plus sstup kit. unused; ehe6sld
Comparator. model 5000 T; will
sell less than half list. u, S-s7S9.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

OIL BURNER, Timken Rotary, and ali
controls, Phone HI. 6673. Sunday
OIL BURNER. peico; with all con.
ttols; sS1s; excellent condition; $50. GE.
ON BURNER. pot type, s25. Detroit
OIL OH Hf2ffERs Ha2afi es,. k.nmor.., with
fans; used 3 months; can be seen
-2s2o39 AZ 2239 Pa. ave. s,e. or call LU.
OIL , TANK, practically new. 276-g.l.
ORGAN, home size. antique. excellent
CONDITION, S26. Call AP. sS44 any
move and install es With RoRsai bio%esl xiso Mi5
l Estey single manual pump, Reed
organs bought, sold. traded, and
MTasIe sMsTPasITsd cn most makes: CAMPBELL
oRGAN' brand new Hammond cord
Hammond spinet model, orders now
accepted for Christmas delivery. ist
sG@e sIG Cd lss served; ser .v!i CAMPBELL n3 Mu-
ORGAN, tone cabinets for Hammond.
Several styles to choose from. tnclud-
ERGO, and others. Some used. some
Tsa'0.s; TEssssins Accepted. d'rs' cAMPBRkft MsfPTBsRRkfit
MUSIC CO: Mr.. Fewell. DI. s464.
ohGAN CHIMES. Several sets re-
duced. Such makes as Mas, Beach,
matte clock. Beifry Carlton, with
records. New guarantee. Demon
strstion in churches arranged.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. Mr.. Fewell.
OSCILLOsCOPE, Supreme. model $50,
nneW, $3.50 or best offer. Call OIL.
OVEN. Nesco. electric. Phone D1.
oyERCoAT, Army. short beaver
cloth, size. AZ long. fne cond.; $40
cash. Call OW. s6es. '
PAINT. $50 gals. assorted eolors;
| PITTSBURGH and Devoe. fiat and semi.
gloss wall paint. So gal. Fairiand-
Colesyille I'd. MR.. BURTON. Ash.
PAINT sPRAYER, Payswer, used.
| once; cost $50. Sacrifice. S45. EN-.
Evening star., 1951-10-21

Just received 100 student desks; excel
cond.; $3.50 and Sl2.50. includes
matching chair. 929 D st. NV. rs
DIAMONDS-Lady's diamond and
ruby watch and matching ring. "A
diamonds, IS rubies in watch. u
carat solitaire In ring with rubies
Appraisal available. VIII sacrifice
CO. 1896.
DIAMONDS-Rosslyn Loan Co. ofer,
unusual SAVINGS on unclaimed dta-
monds Of every description. watches
cameras. typewriters. guns; many
other items. Buy and save at THE
ROSSLYN LOAN CO. Rosslyn, Va.
DIAMOND BARGAINS carat
finest color and newest cuttins
S175: .S5 carat diamond center. fine
color set in EXQUISITE marquise and
basuette platinum diamond mount
ing, $500; l4-karat gold bracelet, 3
diamonds, from estate. $65; gen.
uine ANTIQUE diamond and ruby ring,
SlOO; diamond. l4 csrats, $9a0,
All prices incl. Federal tax. See
Mr., BRoTT. e17 F At. NV. RE.