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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-01-15
PINE STREET HIGH SCHOOL

CONWAY The annual football banquet held in
te beautiful school auditorium last Wednesday night with
lhedofo Jones officiating The invocation lead by r. j.
Landers principal Coyal Harrison gave the Seasons round
up ater&hich Coach Snmervlle introduced the speaker
a. Morrow" coach of Phlander Smith College Little Rock.
Mr. Morrow spoke the following subjec-"Aletics in
marks.
The tables beautifully ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tanned pink gadioas
The menu turkey with all its trimmings gbet gravy,
ouered peas carrot cuS olives pine apple salad hot rolls
cake and coffee.
All witnessed a gala affair
The Bears played their first basketball games, Friday
night at McAmonPuask training school Saturday night
-Phllander Smith college junior team there.
The Library has added the following books Our FBI-
John l. floherty Great American Negoes-Ben Richardson
You Can Paint with Pencil-Ioward Freer Fun With Mum
bers-Mae and Ira Freeman The Book of Amazing Facts
Jerome Myer, The First Men the World-Anne Terry
White The First Book of Nurses-Mary Citing How be-
come Doctor Rocket to Luna-Marsen and YOU Atomic
Energy-Los Fisher.
The seniors with their sponsors have the
1earbooks The class dedcating the book their spon
Mrs. D. D. Chappe Others helping J. Boyd Mrs
Daisy Hill and Mrs. E. E. Landers
The MIA sponsored their annual Smartgosboard din
Sunday The Honor society of Pine street entertained
the student body last Thursday night with Come and
Party" They played and the band furnished good
music.
After enjoying lovely vacation the faculty and
dents have returned their work Ole Santa nice
all Students TIP made and gave their resolution for the
New year. Some of the best given
l. To be good or better citizen
O. Spend wisely.
g. To get along with Others
A. To do better school. home, and community work.
s. The Golden Rule. do unto others etc.
The Honor society will give scholar ship any worthy
senior
Mrs L. Marie Schuer-reportng; E. Landers principal.
Purchase your State Press keep up with the hap
penngs around your school,
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Gardner High School
Wallace Gardner

The spirit of the holiday indeed high every
ROOM Just before the Christmas vacation Each of the
elementary department had beautiful decorated
ties were held gifts exchanged programs keep
ing with the season were presented by various classes
Mrs E. G. Daviss third graders presented program O
CHRISTMAS carols She read the traditional poem Twas the
night before Christmas" John Gardner acted announc
er and read the traditional scripture nativity
Mrs A. X. Clark's graders presented a playef
The toys find the Star assisted by group CT
caroers Mrs c. G. Mevn's LIST graders presented De-
cember % Christmas pageant Santa, played by Jasper
Williams senior presented candy all grade children
Mrs b. s. Gardeners sixth graders did colorul blackboard
mural OF the and decorated their bulletin
with pretty angel in white and gold Mrs L. b.
graders made big Santa with his sled and reindeer,
sandtable manager scene
After joyous holiday everybody back with the
good OLE spirit still lingering, We wishing
friends prosperous New Year The new $50 600 pv
nasum auditorium of the school will pre-
gram January Oath Many outstanding guests
are expected to be present for the cordial invita-
ton extended to to be present This gym
OF the most beautiful in the state.
Mrs Theresa Gardner and Mrs. Shirley Rogers attend
ed the annual conference of the AME church held recently
Pine Bluff. They reported fine meeting treates
so Loyalty in the home of Mrs. Sadie Harris John
Smith of Prescott several days during holidays
with his daughter Mrs Bemce Gardner grandsons
Students from M college who visited parents and
relatives during the holidays Misses Tomnie
Smith, Jenele Smith, Josephine Tique and Joel Dorsay
Out fownes visiting Mr. and Mrs James Penny during
Christmas holidays the following guests Mr. and Mrs
Clifton Durvan and daughter, Thadeus, of college
Rev and Mrs T O. McJmkins of Ell Dorado, Mr. and Mrs T.
McJnkns jr and children of Alcom college, Rev and Mrs
Williams Mrs. Williams sister nieces of Malvern Miss
Tommie j. Smith, college, Claude Penny of Monroe
Mrs Pennys parents Mr. and Mrs Melvin Johnson
her Perry Johnson her uncle, Williams all OF
Prescott Rev and Mrs P. r. Evans back home
spending the holidays in Hot Springs Memphis The
Shiloh Baptist church Sunday school class No teacher Mrs
Arjoe Crner and Jehro Hamilton, king
queen for year, 1858. Money raised $0165 Joe Cr
superintendent, and Rev O. McJunkins pastor
Senorah Henderson of Smackover visited her sister,
Crner and Mrs La1not Evans last weekend The
Strong Beautcan chapter met at the Wyon Beauty shop
last Wednesday. Mrs Adde Smith demonstrated waving
Beaucans present Mrs Coy Fuller Arjoy chi
ner and Mrs Lucy Mae Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
Crawford the sick list Funeral services
deson Shelton held last Sunday Curry Chapel
church with Rev J. 7. HILL Rev. A. Stith Rev L. "
Thrower officiating Mr. Henderson Ill for three
years. Surviving him wife and baby his parents Mr.
Mrs. Alex Shelton, brothers, sisters and MANY
other relatives
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Merrill Hi School,

Well, the holidays and all glad to be
back school From all reports the students had wonder
full vacation and the smiles the teachers
faces that they all much needed With only three
weeks remaining this semester students teachers
working hard to much ground possible
Many faculty members visited of the city and state
during the holidays and many enjoyed the holidays by max
pleasant for house guests Vannette Johnson
ssan coach had house guests Rev and Mrs W. A Ben
der the mother and father of his wife, from Tougaoo col
ege Tougaoo Miss and Jonas Ebert Bender director of
Public Relations Knoxville college, Knoxville Tenn
JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL
The Junior high student council organized, January
5, 1854 with the following officers Carce Pegrew, pre
dent jeanette Hayes vice president Shirley Jackson
tarytreasurer Wayman Daniels chief safety; Joshua
Johnson, business manager
The purpose the council is student partc
patton activities concerned with vital meanngfu problems
that will help in creating genuine living situations in the
school experience The sponsors Mrs S. Holiday and
Mrs. D. s. Edwards
OUR SYMPATHY
Merrips faculty student body extend deepest sym
pay Miss J, Hamilton in the loss of her mother to Mr.
Gad the loss of his brother and Mr.. Smith in the
loss of his fathern-aW.
SCHOOL SECRETARY MARRiES
Lille Juanese Blake daughter of Mrs. Paralee
Smith, of Springs, became the bride of Earle Mel
son Chanay and Mrs r. N. Chanay, of Pine Bluff
Arkansas impressive doublering ceremony December
90 1853 at of Mr.. Mrs. Alfred Bedford, Hot
Springs program of pre-nupta music rendered by
Arthur Porter Byron Jenkins and William H. Hahcock
Misses Ramona Chanay of Pine Bluff and Jimmie Eden,
Springs lighted the candles They were beautifully
winter white
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nuts and candy to the inmates of the County hospital Carols
sung in the various wards the patients Members
participating in this project Sterling Williams, Barbara
Brown Joyce Todd Gloria Todd Vera Mitchell Annette Tay
or Merrill Lee Juereta Roberts, Grace Mohershed and Sh
ley Phillips Mrs. p NJ Parr, sponsor. and Mrs. Claude
Phillips gave the of their carry the students to
the hospital. Christmas box canned foods etc, do
mated by members of the society given needy family
also.
The Dunbar debaterS recently discuss organlza
ona procedures plans school season Students
who Lawrence Joyner Dorothy Johnson, Mary
Savage Barbara Bailey. Mildred Clardy, Leon Evans, Viii
liam Chlds Annie Ruth Hawkins and Anita Barnes.
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door prize, attendance banner
and cake quiz.
Mrs. Bertha Davis, key parent
for Mrs Roundtrees first grade
room has been announced Moth
er OF the Year" for Gibbs school.
and will be crowned by tn,
Dads club president, M. j. Ca
ruth, at the next PTA meeting
Mrs. G, p Holt, PTA president
Mrs E. d Hamilton, principal of
school
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Fri, Jan. IS, 1854 STATE PRESS

Student Council met Tuesday, at 1886 p m, in Roorr-
PA Mr. Altheimer
Camera club met Wednesday, 1886 p. "a, Ms-
Dade
Glass and group pictures for annual made January
18th at loo Get your class group ready NOW
JONES HIGH SCHOOL DRAGONS"
North Little Rock, Arkansas
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
January Is R. T. Coles High (Sr Boys Kansas City Mo-
January 10 Northeast Boys, Kansas City, Kansas
January 20, Meniee &C. b, there
January % Hot Springs CIR. & Sir Boys, here
January %, Augusta &C & b, there
January q, Morrilton &C & b., here
January 30 Little Rock Or. & ST. Boys, there
February 3, Pine Bluff &C b, there
February 5, Little Rock (Jr Sr Boys) here
February 10, Cotton Plant, tJr Sr. Boys), here
February II, Hot Springs, Jr & Sr. Boys) there
February Is, r. 7. Coles High Robinson Auditorium
February 90 Morilton &c & b, there
February % St Bartholomew, &C b, there
A, B. Calvin athletic director.
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Gibbs School

Gibbs Elementary school PTA
met the third Thursday in De.
cember with Mrs. A. c Lamb,
presiding, After the business ses-
sion the program consisted Of
singing of Christmas carols and
cake quiz Flowers were sent
to Mrs. G, p. Holt, PTA presi-
dent, and a gift to her new son
James Preston.
Mrs. l.. V. Scott was the win
ner Of all first prizes: nam sly
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round Dunbar HI

Frnestine P. Brown and Freddie Mitchell submitted prize
nns poems the Bearcat flash during the month of De
nher Conmendable poems also submitted by Janice
,nson Terrence Roberts, Eula M. Johnson, Beye S.
r,nnor Gloria Todd Raymond Laverette, Vera Upper.
Iawrenee Joyner third prize in the Atomic Energy
60. contest sponsored by the Arkansas Live Stock show
81 contest statewide and concentrations and eongra
lstions are extended to Lawrence.
The Junior National honor society in its annual Christ
- proect carried cheer in the form of fifty sacks fruit
Evening star., 1954-11-12
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

MINIATURE DAsCHUND, Axe reg:
9 wks:: male. HE. 4~59S9. III
BEAGLE PUPS, 8 mos. old. Axe.
litter reg. Sire. p. Ch. Rolcap Short
stop; dame. Grayline Headlons. Call
COCKER SPANIEL Pups, Axe, pedi.
greed; one English setter, male. 9
Bn1E n0i Fick. F 2-e9sg; y9.. old. pert.c. coon
and rabbit dog, one you've never
seen before; guaranteed 10 satisfy,
GsRirSN GiaSi AZ sHoRf.HArRED fI5 sat poTNf1ssR.
dsos;; mos;; male. all shots. $50. cR.
BEAGTEs. 4. perfect farm broken;
SS0 . pair. Guaranteed. uN: 4
HORsE-Thoroushbred bay geldine;
8 years old: Ideal child or lady
hunter; has been shown success
fully and hunted. call OIL. 2-952l.
GELDED SADDLE HORSE, Il very
appointment, call oil. 2-92OS.
BULL. white face, IN years. 500
pounds; trade for deer rife. or hest
cash offer. sP. 3.s337. .--14
BEAUTIFUL boxer @ ISSs; puppies. Axe rer.
issered: $50 up; win hold for Xmas.
CocKERA Sa; SPANIEL PUPPIES. Al Axe.
pediereed: vks. old; temp. shots
and wormed; cute. IA. 7-s30e..
ssaaEs sssas Ssss.. male: ai s.Ss. 81 is Sss.
"a. s.2S6S after 8 pm. Iis Ss
REAL TOY PINSCHERS, fascinating
pets, male and female, 3 Wks.. thor
oushbred, shots. $50. Lo. 4-66l9.
MINrATuRE prNsCHKR zPUFfiks.
Axe. Also roy MkNCHnsTER pnps
pies. Axe. PARKWOOD KENNEIA
60lb Branch ave. Sc. RE. 5-6440.
PoNTERs--e4,, pure bred, no paners.
2 male, 2 female. From excel. hunt.
ing stock. vaceinated. DU. 5-70s6.
P00DLEs. miniature pups, u .vks.,
stock. Selected to crow risky but
not nervous pets. IA. ,5-7044. --I4
POINTER, female, liver and white;
yrs. old; about 40 pounds;
trained: $50. wa. 7-657e. --I4
SHxEs s9S as.r rnOFonshnEed; ROY. as nos lssv-
SANCTION MATCH
German Shepherd dog club Of Metro
pohtsn Wesnineton holds Its End
class A and OA sanction match SUM
9 day Nov. IA for German Shepherd
doss g mo; and over at e, Anslem
l4th and 3. Dakota ave. ne. En-
tries taken ct the match grounds
from 1880 An. 70 ! pm. sunday.
judging starts at I;30 pm. for both
obedience and breed. Entry Zee 81
Tor doE and handler; soc additional
class. spectators Tree. --14
Evening star., 1954-11-12
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CAPITOL HILL-L.h.k. and sleeping
rooms; newly furn. and decorated;
PRIVATE ENTRANCE; overlooking
Capitol at Union Station Park; re.
frigerator, stove, inner-spring mat.
tress: $40 and S12 week. Also fur.
nished 3-room apartment, SIS week.
pol End st. ne. II. 6-2707, IA.
1918 KENYON ST. N.w.-Beaut. Q
and rm. Ink. apts.; all utils.,
linen service; week or month. ia.
isas' sss'fS N ST. N.w.-se.bo wk., -is ssl..
irm.: $3.50 wk. tvin-bed rm.; refgr.,
,sas h9s pIszts zsi psySfSins psyS s2.51 xk ls
fully equipped; Si2 week; single m rm.,
adjoining, So week; no drinkers:
soss oTfS sT. NE. Nice, clean.
Ink. room; $40 week; refgr., stove;
next to bath. Preferably men; " blk.
streetsar; s.r no, 2-7s57. v,. IA
Clean ST. oom soss ssd
sink; $10.60 weekly. -13
I505 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-2 Ige.
rms. nicely furn.. for couple or 2
girls. Baby welcome. VIII give day
care for baby. no. 2-SS13. III
1850 18th ST. NW.-L9e.. hRht front
rm.: din. aleove; stove. refgr.; utils.
fuFn.; 81 wk; DE. 2-1675;
plate: sgle., S1O; cpie.. Si2 Wkiy. 703
No. Vernon pl. NV. cor. 9TH st..-15
refgr. next bath. Employed adults.
RENT-Studio room, run.
water: cooking, Frigidaire: $3.50
mo. Apply 1349 Columbia I'd. NV.
IL
s14I , N.W.-Bsmt. studio. refSr.
sIi59 sIi9 iISek;SsSsSs a%. s.ssSs. Nv. airioam.1 pc
Evening star., 1954-11-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Nh. DUPONT CIRCLE, SEQ Der mo;
single rm. with sleeping porch: in
quiet private home; excellent meals.
MRS. PENNTNGToN. DE. 2-1s32;
IN. WITH TWIN BEDS, suit. for
girls; close to transp.; excel. meals.
FskiE IL ss6ok AND BoAaD ls in ex-
time assistance. oil. 2-z550. IA
FOE ELDKnLY RERS0N-Pyt. home.
On busline. fn Takoma Park. Atten.
tion 70. diet. JU. 7-726S. --14
CLUE MASON. 1926 New Hamp. ave.
n.w.-De luxe living In Q club resi-
denee for refined ladies and men.
TWin-bed rooms, some with pvt.
bath: $3.50 per VIZ. and up, incl.
full course meals, maid and free
phone service. co. 5-e349. NO.
VeaiS. APIS. for i or . Ser-
SSsIa : 'ss ss. T:'ss az s1R Ss :g sR6FIos RsE SS
HOUSE, i4o1 18th nv
Choice rooms. business people. stu
dents; selected menu. PIX, Nv.
PAULINE'S GUEsIH0UsE. 1889
Conn. ave. n.ws-Clean. home at-
mosphere, DU, 7-9Se2. --16
1917 n. I. AVE. N.W.-Sele. and
dble. rms, some LIST a. 2 meals. 8
e.css,!S1. CAS-; Sskisii - ss.;aIssis s;Isi N ss1sal1;
sss, es,s 2, ColgdP,z NJ nIi npi. hi1kssss ia rlses
meals. young psopis. co. b-24gs.
5cs1Silasd q Nszi Psss5
Evening star., 1954-11-12

S69.9 Living room chairs $39
SI29;50 bunk beds. complete. $685.
S9S SO Administer RUGS. gxl2. S4a.g5
$3.50 wrought iron dinettes. SD IS
KINGs 5000 Georsia Ave. Ju. a-5s9l
FURN N--Liv. rm.. bedrm., mahog. din.
Tns. end coffee .anc coen. ,ah;cs:
lamps, lounge chcirs, hid~-s- bed,
rug. rock maple dinette. XII. s-o035.
FURN. = Hardwood kidney shaped
dressing table with mirror top. 3-way
boudoir chair. 50. KE. S-864g. IA
FURN.- Wing back chairs, desk, Drop
leaf table. end tables; will accept
any reas. offer. EN-. 3-01O2. --14
FURN., sofa, mahog. frame, dark
green matelasse. dble. bed. Kindel
mahog. with Stearns and Foster box
springs: excel. cond. DE. 2-6065.
FuRN.--1 large sofa, s55; Q chairs,
$50 ea.; l sofa bed, S75; sofa,
$50; l mahog. high5oy, SOS: |
Emerson piano. $95; ! 9x12 twist
FURN. - Chinese rugs. Etromberg-
Carlson radio -phono.. sos; lounge
chair. $25, picture. KI. S-1313.
EURN.--Wihe Simmons studio couch;
chrome. green Formica dfnette set,
like new: chairs: wardrobe. dresser.
lamps, drapes. etc.; reas. ia 7-2259.
FURN.sgle. bedstead, chest. mirror,
maple; good condition: $40 for all,
Call 10. 3-67S7.
FURN.-Mahog din. table, 8 chairs.
Hepplewhite buffet: gray Tv chair
pair glass lamps: bricks and boards
for bookcases; Zenith radio -phono-
graph. HA. 2-S439.
FURN.--Mahog. liv. rm. and bedrm
suite, rock maple bedrm. suite: also
Kenmore ironer. SO. S-7317.s III
FURN. - Wrought iron dinette set
tables, firepl. with elec. logs. break
GARAGE DOORS ia). SKI. wood: LA
GAS GlsV VoosiyERsIoN 81 BURNER, 10000 .
Btu. - inches or large, prac.
t!ss teslly Ry.Sks SsT Lu NV s1slo ssa r.n.,rs a oil
fSii foali ES9d Sts r, ranges. Ns sAssssa AsSs STOVE
dition. only $e5. K&W. i617 zen.
ming I'd. ne, Ii. .6-31SS l6
ext extra 1 nice. S9s.es. buNNMARK
4130 Georgia ave. Tu. 2-4S3l;
GAS RANGES. new. used. installation
GAS Gass,. kRaENcE@99iSsss RENE99SSss ,ars. raDp.r
range; viii sell for SIS. Herndor
ens als-M.S RMaSaE, i burners. oven. 3 6roil. :
$3.50. Ju. 9-I093.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
OFFICE FURNITURE
Drive-In Warehouse Sale! [!
DESKS; Yl:s = FILES tables. s,,II fsHsl sHHAslIEEs. Es
cHEcKwRTTERs LAMPS.
LIMITED QUANTITY!
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
IL Meuu Jersey Ave N w

81 New Jersey Ave. NV.
OIL PAINTING, on canvas, AZ In by
33 in; Italian landscape. st. Francis
of Assist Monastery: S125. Plate
glass mirror. gold leaf frame. 30 in.
by 80 In. Venables, $50. Gentle-
mans chair, ANTIQUE, solid mahogany.
tufted red velvet. perfect, .S165.
LARGE oval coffee table. ANTIQUE hand.
carved m Imahogany, 500: Gold l,a leaf
Chinese shadow box mirror light,
$3.50. Large armchair, new up
holstery. S13. Mantle clock. old
China, green and rose. perfect. $50.
Music box. small, French, mahogany,
z selections. perfect, $65. Charcoal
Gill, de luxe; cost $50. $50. Mis-
cellaneous bric-a-brac. 7721 Curtis
ST.. Chevy Chase, Md. ia
ORGAN--Hammond CIV church model
with DR. 20 tone cabinet: In perfect
cond.: q BARGAIN for home. church.
school or lodge. at $1.950. Also.
Mass Ma chimes, with organ, ,. cosaaeeeS- SaeS
saSai 81, s-sssS: ssed: i manual. 81
pedals, AGO. specifications; ma
iiogany finish; ideal for chapel or
practice use: good playing condi-
ton: priced for quick disposal;
5000, TERMS MT NLlBGu. hO9S
WoRCH. 925 g st. NV, Ma. s-4S29.
PIANO. TsiS6sisH late model, fun keyboard
spinet. fine cnnd. and fully guaran-
teed, S345. KITS. 1880 @ st..
nv. RE. 7-6212. --13 !.
PTANOS--Buy now for Christmas and
save on new and used Spinets, con.
soles and grands. Prices start at
S2a5 for spinets. $345 for grands;
makes include Steinway. Hardn1an,
Acrosonic, Musette. Minapiano and
others; 3 years to pay. Open Mon
dav and Friday til 8 pm. SILVER
SPRING PIANO CO., 857 Pershine
dr.. JU. 9-633S. e
pIANOS-Upriehts, S45 up; spinets
and apt. uprights. sos; grands,
S345 up; terms. Open every evening
and all day Sunday. Estab.: 1901:
Always q good buy at SHAFFEk,S
PIANO SHOP. S25 Boritant st., Sil-
yer Spring. Ju. 9-3039.
Don't misr KITS great
anniversary sale Of famous make
pianos. Terrific savings on pianos
from regular stock Small deposit
Will reserve selections till Xmas.
KITS 1880 @ st. NV. RE; Y.
PIANO. steinway; beautiful rebuilt
console; flne tone; $685.. terms ac-
cepted. MUSIC SALES CORP. 1900
g st. NV. III
Evening star., 1954-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS foR SALE

REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, S.25
Gu. feet. de luxe finish: excellent
running condition. AP. 7-0023.
REFRrGERAToRs, 200, sas; in excel.
condition: 1 and Gu. It. II you
need an extra refgr. at home or ut
your summer cottage. these are q
barsair,. They are now being re-
ns moved e IL from ,,,. spt9; e ee replaced 4
GahEssr uprss. Dniss fnCns pisno '2 s.S S4ote s
tures. kit. set and 9x12 rug and pad;
RIFLE. new win. 227ioB. ana L, adj.
mnts;, 3o.06 scopes. XIV. J25. OR.
RIFIE. 1910 crais sporser: Iaa weaver
psrs m sSSS ssSSs rsss. ssasa H. a9SHt sSsl sansi
ROASTER, Westinshouse electric.
S14. Philco apt-sise. range with
RUGS, ORIENTAL AND CHINESE;
from estates, liuuidations and Army
officers: all sizes; must be sold &c
great savings. ARMENIAN ORIEN-
tai RUG CO.. .240o 18th st. NV.
RUGs-Two matching sold-tone
Dx12, $50 and bxs. So. One red
tone Belgian, ex12, $3.50; one
green hroadloon. 8x10. $50. viii
zen |, e entire lot for sfo7.5O. Of.
Rt6Sssss. oriental. Persian. chinese: ns
R2SE Rud dnsaaGSosPs saoP sass FAX j. grSs
RUG. wool, l2xl41a. SIS. Radio
phono. recorder. crosiey, $40. Maple
desk, $50. Coffee table. leather top.
$50. OIL. 6.557O. --16
RUGS, heavy. Chinese. 9xl2. gray
with apricot blossoms: S165; Sx91a,
gold, rare old Chinese. In peri cond.:
sTssl sfs elasH Rf with s1slsy siiIy eolored 0gsrs
RUGS--Two 9xl5 Oriental design
rugs, brand-new, never used; regu-
ORIENTAL RUG MART. 1905 q S. st.
RUG. American Oriental. 9x1s:
Imsa.chins nat h ssotss scatter rug; new cGndi-
RTGs, aSs; &c Genuine Us0e; Oriental. large and
you buy. cAssABIAN. 1904 o 81.
SEWING MAcHrNEs-white sn port,
S1g.50: Singer and Domestic ports,
S29 80; new Featherweight port.
$40; new round-bobbin desk. $125;
all consoles reduced to below S100.
sat. only. 1918 Pa. ave. NV,
SEWING MACH. SALE - Beautiful
Singer round bobbin. conkole,
$50 so: Singer portable. $40; VI
king zig gag portable. 1912 Lee
: hwy; hwy; "a; 2-49I4. n,,rs u
SS.20x1n5. like new: reasonable, JU.
SOFA. s-pc. sectional. modern. with
slip covers: good condition; S65.
LU. 4-6l76. IN
Evening star., 1954-11-12
aAlscELLANEoUs FOR SALE
ACCORDION, Rosati. 1so bass: sls

ACC0RDIoN, Rosatt leo bass; sls5.
ACcoRRDfH0SN. mans size: lao bass; d
:,:5 hand-made reeds, switches;
like new: $115. JU. S-S924. --l4
ADDING MACHINES, new and used,
500 and UP: guaranteed. CENTRAL.
2ulA l4th st.. NV. ---92
ANTIQUES, at the sign Of the Wheel
g---Remodeling and enlarging shop;
T0% reduction son large stock: re.
finished and rough furniture; glass
and china; free delivery. Main ST..
Mt. Airy, Nd, phone AZ. -l4
ANTlo oUES--Cupboa on chest. 18th
century. walnut with fruitwood in
lay; beautiful cond. Also selections
OF fine old china and pewter. no.
ANTioEEs--lsth Century satinwood
and inlay cabinet, chairs. china,
hgurines, ornaments, linens and
Oriental rugs. 4720 Dexter st. NV.
-WO 6-3535. I'D
ANTIQUES-First time ever adver-
stised! Rare collection of antiques
within any ones budget. Mag
snificent pair of 0rmalu lamps;
Mclssen lamps; bronze lamps, ecn-
pletely mounted: also tremendous
collection Of Christmas gifts, both
ANTIQUE and new, from 81 up. Open
daily Tuesday through Saturday.
from 1916. THIS SUNDAY ONLY
from 1-5. Lower level. at 24S0
= lt1tn ST., NV. Ia
Evening star., 1954-11-12
STEEI,

We have large amounts Of 1-beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel cut
GENERAL Il Mi wREcKING co.
1897 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-el77
STORE FIXTURES-1O-ft. dble. dr..
Globe slicer, 2 showcases, counter,
block, register; best offer. LOUIS
STORM WINDOWS, 40x47N: seven
s0T soisso 81 0aiS sard ST. n.w.i 4. EN-.
sTU6SGioo COUCH. excel. cond.: s4s or
Pess Gf' 1886. Stisg. can after 9 pm.
sTujDioS Couch. dark green: re-
versihle; opens into double bed; in
S9o g9od condition; sos. Call ia; A.
sWxP. SHOP ssileys Cross Roads
IT'S fun to SWAP and profitable to
sSd sSa sWas SVa them. X your 5E 'aEl9soS 4li9oo Items
TSsIE. ~. s.4.b7s i chairs. desk. IS ~ iS;s.
TABLE, round, walnut. 54-in. di-
ameter, leaves, good condition;
best offer. OV. 3-4922. ia
TAPE RECORDER, webcor, 1865,
used 3 hrs. including 10 rolls of
tape: $50 Call 10. S-g361. Ia
TARPAULlNS. lOx12. S10.S0: l0x14.
$3.50; 6yS. $3.50. We set the pace.
others copy. Drop clothes. paper. 81;
cloth. $3.50; canvas. GICHNER,
2513 NJ St. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
TELEvISION---For best deal on ma.
tional brands. '55 models, no extra
charge for delivery. WooDMOoR
APPLIANCE. 10109 Colesville Td..
TEIEvIsIoN SET. new 1855 mod
els" If you have cash and want
TELEvISI0N--New '53 Admiral, ~
in. console: was S339.95. now
Sl99.95. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO..
INC, 4705 wisconsin ave. NV,
WO. R.AA02L 10
Evening star., 1954-11-12

POINTER. thoroughbred: III yrs. old
es5a,f eess cfier Aiso 3 cocker spaniel. AZ. !.
Al0EABiE PUiPiks. Of shetland
sheep dog mother. Ready for home
with loving children. Oh. 1857.
PUPPIEs Cocker spaniels, red ana
blcnds: males and females; pure-
bred. Call so. 6-4627. --I4