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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

Perfect gift. The illustrated RSV has
beautiful three-color presentation page
on which to write your name and the
name Of the person who receives your
gift. And each copy comes in an impress
siye maroon-and-gold gift box.
Give the illustrated RSY for Easter.
Sunday school graduation. weddings.
II will surely be treasured for lifetime.
Hear "TAe Ereaing Cones" ritk MiIsoa Gross al
ABc aefRosk. Sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

the depositor shall be given a
30 day grace period in which to
deposit funds to cover the deficit.
It is unlawful to cash a check
later than three days after the
day it has been dated. thereby
confusing the writer of the check.
II a person mislays a check
made out to her. the bank shall
be held responsible.
Our Johns interests center on
sports to a considerable extent,
and l sometimes wonder if he
doesn't confuse sports rules with
official state or federal laws:
An umpire who calls a base
runner out when he is safe shall
be subject to immediate arrest
on charges of fraud and larceny.
Laws with Teeth
A QUARTERBACK who calls a
stupid play shall be given an
unlimited fine.
Any high school having a has
ketball court which is improperly
lighted shall be prosecuted, and
the principal shah be held re-
sponsible.
But it is our Patsy who seems
to be the firmest believer in laws
with teeth IN them. Ask this
10-year-old what constitutes a
crime, and you'll soon wonder
what doesn't:
Anyone who snatches a girls
hat off her head Is guilty Of bur
glary and can be put I'd jail for
life. And if he doesn't give it
back, his mother and father can
go to jail. too.
Anybody who sells boxes of
popcorn that are not full must 90
out Of business at once, and his
factory should be burned down.
Cheating at parcheesi or Old
Maid 10 against all the laws
there are. and they can do any
thing they want with you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

N1 law is hazy at best, and
sometimes erroneous as well.
quote as an example my wife's
answer when our young daughter
asked her the difference between
stealing and robbing.
Stealing. she said, lis where
you only take a little bit. Rob
bling is where you take quite a
lot" My own understanding is
that robbery involves violence or
threats whereas simple stealing
does not - but | let it pass.
also let it pass when my eldest
remarked that committing a
crime is a criminal offense.
Seemed pretty hard to refute.
And since / have other exam
pies to 60 on it's pretty easy to
guess how certain of our statutes
would read if drawn up by this
family. For instance, under the
motor-vehicle laws we'd find the
following:
It is against the law to fine
anybody for illegal parking UNI
less she has been given at least
six warnings.
DaAlse9s. Waach Out
a MALE driver or officer of the
law who makes rude or sarcastic
remarks about another persons
driving can be given a jail SEN
tence of five years for using
improper language.
The banking statutes would
likewise make interesting read
ing, if codified by a certain wom-
an ! happened to marry:
When an account is overdrawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

The new Illustrated RSv with beautiful
black limp binding .............$3.So
cloth-bound edition mot boxedD. $3-2S
Larger size. buchram volume (no Illus
trations). ................~. $e.oo
Genuine leather edition tno illustrs-
tions). .................. .$10.0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28
'INERR OUGHT TO BE- A Law
by Parke Cummings

Umpires, quarterbacks
and male drivers will fee
when Mrs. Cummings
and the kids take over
MYFAMnY's conception of the
N1 law is hazy at best, and
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
New Settlers
by Mrs. Lorraine Watne
delayed

ABBOTT CREEK-Clyde Buck,
ley of Great Falls brought a truck.
load of furniture from Stevens
vile for Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buck
ley, who will make their home
here. The Buckleys are staying a
the Watne home until they find {
location here.
Al Geddes, who is employed or
the road maintenance crew fo1
FIX & L received a broken leg in
an accident up the South Fork
Monday. We certainly wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neshem and
Ronnie of Lone Tree, N. OAK,
were overnight visitors at the
Watne home Saturday. Mr.. Ne
shem is Francis uncle. While here
they also visited at the Norman
Watne home near Half Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spud Snyder and
family were dinner guests at the
Ronnie Jewell home Sunday.
We see several Improvements
here in our community. Floyd Nc
CURE is working on nice fence,
as well as a new garage. Ronnie
Jewell has a new fence started.
Art johnson has been busy re-
finishing Carrie Bergman's place.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
Improving Highway
Up SWon Valley

MISSOULA-Contract has been
awarded for another section of
the Swan River Highway, leaving
only 12-mile section in the Swan
Valley as county road. Previous
work pushed down well past Swan
Lake from the north and a con-
tract now under way is progress
ing from the wan-Clearwater di-
vide from the south. From Mis-
Soula there are now 70 miles of
oiled highway through the Black
foot into Swan Valley.
Union Construction Co., Mis-
Soula, submitted the low bid for
the section of 1915 miles and a
trestle of 81 feet when estimates
were opened at the Missoula of
ficeS of the Bureau of Public
Roads. This company has a crew
working on the section under con-
tract from the divide north. The
gap will be between this job and
the contract on the north end.
Seven bids were: Union Co.
$225, ,461; Peter Hewitt, Lewis
town, $228,617; L. A. Woodward,
Missoula, $3.50, 1880; Halverson
Co., Burley, Idaho, $268,722; S.
Birch, Great Falls, $275, 1896; Bear
Creek Co., Spokane, $289,711;
Morrison-Knudsen, Seattle, $291,-
283.5O.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
Increased Pheasant
Population Noted

Montana sportsmen
can look forward to a favorable
pheasant season if present good
Matching and rearing conditions
prevail, according to W. R. Ber-
geSon, upland game biologist for
the Montana Fish and Game de-
partment.
This statement was made after
results of the pheasant cock crow
ing count surveys were gathered.
The crow counts were made by 81
deputy game Wardens in coopera-
ton with Department upland game
bird biologists from mid-April to
June l. Routes were set up in the
better pheasant habitats in SO
counties, averaging Is miles in
length. Each route was covered at
least times, and some wardens
maintained several routes, Berge-
son said.
The index established is based
on the facts that male pheasants
crow at regular intervals. Thus,
the number of pheasant roosters
in given area can be determined
by recording the calls heard dur
ing two minute periods during the
time one-half hour before and one
hour after sunrise. This method
is universally used in all states
having Ringnecked pheasants.
The Sidney area had the top
spring cock population index, with
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
Democrats Holding
Picnic Wednesday

Flathead county Democratic Wo-
mems club is sponsoring picnic
and family get-together at White
fish lake next Wednesday at $50
pm.
Candidates for the primaries
will be present, and voters will
have an opportunity to meet them
informally and ask questions. The
supper is to be pot-luck, and cof-
fee will be furnished by the Wo-
mems club.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
Openings In State
Hiuhwuy Petrol

HELENA-The Montana High
way Patrol will accept applications
for officer training until July Is
1854. Those applicants selected
will attend a six weeks training
course in the Helena vicinity be-
tween Sept. 20 and Oct. 80. Dur
ing this period, lodging and food
will be furnished by the Montana
Highway Patrol.
Requirements for applicants are
as follows:
l. Must be a resident of Mon
tana for at least 5 years, and a
citizen of Montana and the United
States.
2. Must be in good physical and
mental condition.
8. Must pass a satisfactory test
in automobile operation.
4. Must be between the ages of
% and 35.
5. Must have a high school edu-
cation or the equivalent.
6. VIII be required to score
within certain RACES in pSycholo-
gical tests.
7. Must satisfactorily complete
a six weeks training course.
Consideration will be given to
all applications now on file at the
Montana Highway Patrol head
quarters, if the applicant appears
for examination. Dates and sched-
ules for the examination will be
released later. Application forms
for the position of Montana high
way patrolmen may be obtained |
either by writing or in person,
from the Montana Highway Patrol
headquarters, Helena.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
FIotheod Y oUth
To Visit India

CRESTON = Charles Gestring,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Gestring,
Creston, is one of ten American
farm youths, sailing for India Aug.
"a, aboard the S. S. independence
from New York.
The ten Americans are being
sponsored by the National All
club foundation. They are parti-
cipating in the International Farm
Youth Exchange program that
sees young men and women from
agricultural areas see and report
conditions in various lands of the
world. India is sending 25 to this
country.
Gestring is a 1854 Montana State
college graduate majoring in ag-
ricultural education. He will re-
turn from India Dec. 16.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
5000 Minimum Tax
Low Still Holds

HELENA-Still in effect is the
ruling that all persons earning ov-
er 5000 a year are subject to fed
eral income taxes, and required to
file return.
Thomas M. Robinson, Helena,
district director of Internal Rev.
enue, cautions employers and stu
dents especially that proposed leg
islation has not yet been enacted
that would exempt offspring of
taxpayers to earn as much as they
can during the summer months,
and be tax free.
Robinson says that reports are
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09

coming to his office that some
employers are telling summer
workers that all the withholding
taxes will be refunded them in
view of new legislation. This is not
yet true. He added that when and
if change in the tax law is made,
there will be considerable publi-
city.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09

an average of 1873 calls per 2 min
ute period. The Fairfield area was
second with an average of 59.1
calls per minute period, the Flat
head and Glasgow-Vandalia areas
third with 42.8 average, and the
Conrad area fourth with an aver
age of 37.2. The statewide aver
age is 22.0, Bergeson added.
There was very high carry
over of pheasant cocks for breed
ing this year as result of mild
winter and light shooting season
last fall, Bergeson explained.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
On Honor Roll

Honor roll students for the
spring quarter at Montana State
university, Missoula, include Gary
Jystad Gall A's) and Ray L. Peck,
Columbia Falls; Daniel G.. Block,
Trail Creek; and from Kalispell-
James Abbott, Mariana Merritt,
Marilyn Moore, Gary Reese, Ann
Thomson.
Hungry Horse news., 1954-07-09
. II KNOW
M MONTANA -.
THE SNAKE BUTTE LEGEND
From the Glasgow Courier

FROM the Glasgow Courier
Snake Butte the Belknap Reservation, where
the federal quarried facing
for the Fort Peck by the ancient Gros Ven
Indans-not habitat
varied kinds but said
to have its home deep the crevices of the butte.
The legend that the much loved child of GroS Ven
tres couple died while the Indians camped the
rated oucropping AS Gros wandering group
and had established burial grounds the body placed
high the cliff
Twice the sorrowing couple journeys past the butte
visit the burial spot the third when they
climbed the steep cliffs the body gone No could be
found of the elaborate coverings of buckskn
the the father might be
made by snake snake huge the Indian could not
believe his eyes, track led into deep cevce the side Of
father related discovery the
members of his tribe which through in this its medicine
woman, the legend became part of Gros Ventre history
ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY
"Hork for Greater More Prosperous Montana"
This is project that should include all Montanans.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

CAMERAS Priee. quality, guaranteed
seryice--you can't beat BRENNER
CAMEkA, Busch FRESHMAN. 2I.x3E
F4.5, ! sec. to 1/400, synch. r.f.
and King Sol fiash, complete .acces,
soriss: S25S value for Sl25. Cal
IcAIEiksA. SsSst .Sss Studio stand. 4xs lS auto
CAMERA. Auto Roiliefiex, NIX sync.
ziess Tessar 3.5 lens. Rollie hlters
lens hood and duto zero diffusion
lens, Rollienar and Rolliepar lenses
and Kalart nash gun; $l25. OIL
CAMERA 2AxaN. Pacemaker
Speedgranhic outft, new condition
cost over $500: sacrifice $500 JE
CAMERA, Leica 111c, f.2 summita,
lens. Nikkcr S5-mm. f.2 lens; Nikkol
35-n,ms; wide-angis, with cases; al
cAAMERA-PolsroiS Land with case
CAMERA - Rolleinex. late model
$l25; case and fash gun, $40. Cal
MR. ORETO, EN-. 3-1720.
CAMERA, Speed Graphic 4x5 Pace,
maker. rangefinder, gun, case
l27Em. 1877 .Ektar In supermatit
x shutter. solenoid; S175. OIL. 2.
caIsRA, GAMER s-mm. cine. 500. cost sl4e
/ sell for SOS. EN-. 2-3322.
CAMERAS. Land Pciaroid Pathfinder
f4.5 lens, list S249.50, asking $1T5
Leica INF, 8 lens, attachments
Alter; etc. make offer. "a; 2s2lSs
Modsl 90; ,S35. 10. 5;o663;
ApFuio1 AM saadss 1;s lens. studio tripod; 500
CAPTAIN i CHAIRS, 2. s2s each
double he'd. steel frame. spread
drapery, $50; maple dresser ant
mirror. $25. IA. 2-4260.
CARPETNG--UP 10 3Oqs SAVINGS
An brandsi All colorsl Any size
All Ruaranteedi Call HU. 3-8a00.
CARRIAGE BATHINETTE, 9 MONTHS
OLD. JUST LIKE NEW. HE. 4-7667
CASH REGISTER. National. 9.9s
ring-up: perfect condition. Detail
tape, sunday, CO. 5-4625; week.
CASH REGISTER, Burroughs; perfec
| con-: cheap. LU. 2-4577 all da!
SUM-; after $50 pm. weekdays.
CASH REGISTER, comb. add. mach.
new r. c. Allen. S195. Call Sunday
| CO. 5-4625; week, TAI 18th st. Nv
CASH DRAWER, new. with lock: fol
any business; g,sS $S7;s0; ~ ~ 18th asSt st
ror, drapes. curtains. pictures. cock
tail set, punch cups; also child
microscope set. erector set. printing
set, boofs. Xmas tree ornament
and lights: ladies suits, size 14-16
JU. 6-21SS.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
CHINCHILLA
BREEDING
STOCK
From $3.50 a pair
81, Call
Andes Chinchilla Co.
ST. $3.50 or
EN-. 2-6866

cass'NEsIE. ssss sE hss g. nfc ss4ss 4Ssst.l alligator
Nand condition,' with hi'1 Chesterfield e; case;
cTnhISs4 Eill IsSsssE4tfce Goaa aE. fsS e,sS7q unr.
sss;ient sso :spl sGnd;; ss4 neg felts and springs
CTARINET, Buffet. just overhauled
less than 2 yrs: old; will sell Sl9d
or best offer. ia. 4-17S3.
CLARINET. Empire model, Pencil
Muller; slsU used 0 mos; Si5o. oL
cEoSTTHsaEs-14-yr. girls suits, S. sa:i
So; stc,. .GS al size SDii IL. SUI JG. so4os4.
lCLOTHES-Dresses, suits, cocktail;
woman's, size l2; mans. size So
short; must 60, sacrifice. ia. 9-145s
duty 3-in. tubing. 50 pr: lM.in
SscsFs SR!sss;sFss sS EaSipE F. CO.. c9tsse5s aI's "
CLOTHING-Man's Cashmere coat
size 40, cost S165, new cond.; tails
size 80, reas. Cali AID. 4-s700, ext
CLoTHING-Men's suits, ladies
trem stock. NEARLY NEW SHOP
|
9-20. Magnificent collection Of coats
suits dresses. evening gowns, cock.
I tail dresses, formerly belonging to
local radio. Tv and social celebrities,
Constant public appearances require
change Of wardrobes.- Prices from
| S. Up Also some fur coats. Sun
day. LIS pm. Kindly note change
Friday. 1s:so-5:3o pm; Wednesday
evening 'til Q pm. Call CO. 6-1753
CLOTHING-Man's light gray over.
coat. size 40-L. $50; mans brown
suit, $40; lady's skunk fur. coat. size
IL. sis all excellent condition. 20
cIdfafNS }igf $sl7 sns srothefs tspeoas Si &C. ne,
tailored British tweed, RAGLAN, 40-44}
sportcoat. 1914; cost $65, sell SIS
CLOTHINS, oyercoat, 80 long. excel.
lent condition; other clothing. Cal
| DI 7.S27S for appointment
msde clothing: size 20. Mise. house.
CLoTHING-Men's suits. s7-3s, short
and REGULAR; csxysJrssoats. 3s and AZ
ohoEae ssf. e ohs Man; oatmss ns.ii' btcsn tSsfs
csss slea sSs; g % sell. SO. ssuST Wo. s.s7so o."
CLOTHING =. Fur coat, beautiful
North. mink -dyed muskrat: dresses
blouses.. skirts. hats, shoes, tar
raincoat with hood, new. and misc
items; sizes II to 16. DU. 7-3Q17
cIoTHiNG. Hi Gun lady's evening dresses
and funrs: reas. JE. 2-503i. IL
CLOTHING--Black winter coat. suits
and dresses; sizes l2 and 10; excel
| cond.: cheap. RA. R.7S40. Ii
CLOTHING CLoSEOUTS-overcoats
Jackets, pants. 81 up. School girls
EGG ssoSMlfs sor as 'i sis isaiis Mass p Ps
coxf, brown wool, with Persian
nv lamb trim, a1aes size IL; practically new
c1AT9IadSs dark red cloth, sra,
| full collar. lge. IL. long: like new
best offer. ME. S-1692, Ext. 500.
GOAT, brand.new black luxuriou;
broadtail Persian lamb, u length
size 1914. Going South, will sac
rifice for $500. Call CO. 5-1753
COAT, brown suede leather: never
worn; size IA: with fringe. Phone
DU. 7-3017 al day Sun. IA
COAT. gold stroock: winter lined; z
formals. size Is; mans Chesterfield
oveycoat. size 40. I'm. 2.1sb3.
COATS. DRESSES, size IA: best quail.
ity and condition. Sacrifice. Ho
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Livingston q Co.
EST. 1904
1923 H st. NV. ME. 8-5268
DIAMOND .IEWELRY

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RoDIN JEWELS, sos 18th st. NV.
DICTIONARY. New Century, . vols,
new condition. SIS. Box 372-C Star
DNETTE SET, Formica top. foam
rubber seats. cost S169. sacri. for
$50. WO. 6-0655.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. grape
pattern, also crystal and cut glass
DINETTE SET-Maple, extension
table, ,ltil. drawer. 4 chairs; SIS.
1900 Upton st. NV, Wo. 6-657s,
s4s.56; five-pe. chr; chrome me-; or s wrought
DINETTE SET. walnut. z pc, lik,
new: must sell; reasonable. Cal
WA. 7-7Sg6. between 2 and 8. Ia
DINETTE SET, chrome. 42-in. wide
with extension and 8 chairs. Cal
DiNSETTTIES TIStGi TABLE. 4 chairs. blond
solid birch. $35: IA. s-7425.
chairs. ext. of 2 leaves; excellent
cond.: $50. DU. 10000. Ext. 212
DIN. RM. FURN.. table. side board
buffet. glass cabinet. 6 chars; excel
nSN,lc Sond;;; reas; SoNS NO. s;;tS. 514S36. IA
NAH. table, chairs. china closet
maple headboard. EN-. 3-41s1.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 2Ia yrs. old
mahog.. Duncan Phyfe table. buffet
china cabinet. 6 chs JA. S-7913
DINING Jass RM; SUITE 9-ptece walnut
DIN. ROOM SUITE. full size. walnut
10 pc, good condition. call EN-.
DIN: IN. SET. antiques: Q cabinets
refgrs.. gas stove, bureau, china
Din! asyei kM. T. RR;xs;rEN. R;s; TABLE. mahor.
with pads and 6 chairs. good cond.
pISiNg SsSt GtfeEo ROOM 81 $1i4F2,r. $I41as v.lnu,
Duncan Phvfe table, extra leaf and
pad. China closet buffet and
iormlca top chrome trim Kit; table
red brocade draperies, SO pr. 69Os
Edgertown lane. Springfield, Va.
DfNING Ra. sS SUITE. medium size
msahog, nal od 10 gpssss excel. cond, sasri, Sri
DINING ROOM BUFFET, Duncan
Phyfe, $50; large hand mower,
$3.50; power mower. $45. used two
seasons seasOns' Al Al IN S41ss EcSs eOnd. Reason
DINING ROOM SUITE. handsome
walnut. hand carved; refectory table;
in good cond. ia. 9-9746. la
DINING TABLE, pads. 9 chairs, chest
Of drawers. 2 small tables. all ma
hog; bridge chairs, sofa. 2 22''
Hunter fans. excel. cond.; Wo.
DINING DINING TABLE AND sDEBoARD,
both small. gateieg table. mahos.;
Evening star., 1954-11-14
MlscFLLANFoUs foR SALE

BTNOCULAR. CoLLIssAToR, i.meter
length, sinele-ttihe T3..in. diam,
Clamps and periscope auxiliary;
$225 or best offer. LII. 2-7601.
genuine Zeiss hunt
ing case. perwar. Call KE. 6-902l
BLACKBOARDS, slate. 4o.inx6 and
#; ideal for recreation room; at
HORAKS. Butler I'd. ct White Oak.
Nd. HE 4-S655.
BLINDS. Venetian. 1 large. 2 reg
ular: curtains and spreads: reason
able. Overlook 3-4329
iBOARD-A free supply Of wallboard
tusedl and Sheetrock. You deliver
10. 2-10S9.
BOATS-1S-ft. runabout, 25 h.p. In
board engine, sound hull. elec, pump.
fully equip. very reas. HA. 2-3790.
BOyIER, hot water heating. Ameri-
cSn Radiator make. good workine
order; capacity 10 radiators. Phone
Ju. 5-6025, sun. and ewes. $4,000
OF best oner. --l4
TOMBSTONE. Johns Manville. siding,
roofing. porches inclosed. See our
new Ribbon stone. Modernizine
your home Is our business. Certified
Johns Manyille dealer: all work
guar: free ests moth. down, 3 yrs. to
pay. CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.,
1910 Beth. ave-. Beth. Nd.
BOOKS, childcraft, complete set
$50; also. How and why set. $3.50
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Special Xmas Lay-Away Plan

Special Xmas Lay-Away Plan
ADD. MACHs.. recond. and new;
hand, elee; CIRCLE, 741 18th st; NV.
AbbrSG! SMxcSiRfssy,' SiiRsffssy' neT co' ana 5efsss Sssd
$50 and up: guaranteed. CENTRAL.
ADniNG Dbl df's mActRs.-ror AZ RasiSr rent; hand.
cleo: also sales and service. CIRCLE,
Anh,I Al hsth hMS6H e nv; io-Psv p. ?.s7I ti.s .m
inEton. subtracts, multiples and d.
ApSiNSn e MACHINE; small nMi sSifi aess mo-
gel; s6lo also sanra eempratometer' IL column,
aTnl GS1l M02icH. n0i H-sS1si smsi, add, ,uSt nu,,,
Ono; once % Or home, SIDE. Tod Today ueSt Go.
AFGHAN, beautifully designed. hand
made, never used; varied shades Of
blue and black; $40. lexis red
ysiayssat, carpst, not bound; I.as excellent
AiR Aiifns1s'sh coSfRSEssok Gas sssSs Station tsp.
ssesl. @ a eond.; s siss i' inci hose. hses'sSHAA Va.
ain coMrREssoE. . cylinder, ]! j
AIR tOMipTREssoRs. paint spray
equipment:, pumps. fans. blowers.
Motors sold, repaired or exchanged.
Most complete stock and lowest
tIlsiscsr K ri EStfFpM s1ttfF nEsf Decsosn: co II!
air Afsesaaa comrssssoER. ixs aE $3.50 sR ieG9 s
min, spray, tools, pumps, gauges,
hose. sspks, GegIcHNER. eg 2S1s NJ st.
Air coNDIfioNER. " aE: sofa bed,
pnoto enlarger, power lawn mower.
Tappan gas range. A-h.p. motor.
M-ln. drill set with saw, s-in. bench
Ais Aiiix' 'c6NbIgfiacNsftk, SS giiaast philco. v ton,
Honnart window ian, S25. Giadirof,
AMESEleaNa EScScGofE6I2 Hx S''gis piS:
set OF 10 children's classics and
ssoSskiisss; soSkis al for sls5. CAN JT.
ANTfoGE pine chest, pine bed. russ.
private owner. csii 10. s.ssis.
ANTIQUES, old Alexandra home fur
Individual. settings. Decorator and
ciossd Mondays. KATHERtNE kYASS.
ANTIQUES. elo Prince 81: III. S.iS3i
-Renode and eniargina shop;
s0Se reduction on large stock: re-
finished and rough furniture: glass
ana CHINA; Tree delivery. Main ST.,
Mt, Airy, Nd, phone. 40. -14
AhIIQuES-Cherry corner cupboard,
all original: glass panes, believed
corner cupboard, dropleaf table, dry
sink. safes, 1 cherry and | mahog-
any chest of drawers. blanket chest
beds, hutch cupboards. marble-top
stand. all refinished. Guns, lamps.
glassware, brass and eopper.
MimoSS riils nS ANnioS r,iss 1..f S nfti, sssrs-
20. l | miles west Of Frederick. Phone
ANTIQUES. electricai appliances,
Pandora shoes. Desirable assorted
pieces. no. 2-4393.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
FLEA MARKET
ANTIQUES -
AND DECORATORS ITEMS "
4-DAY SALE
1900 Lee Hwy, Arl.. VI

80
THURS. FRI. SAT. SUN.
compete, 25c; old Moss Rose plates,
Csc; Chinese lacquerS, 2Sc: picture
frames, 25c: ironstone plates, plat.
tiers. soup plates, SOC: cut-glass and
colored salts; SOC: wines: SOC: demi.
9reisea 9ucE Or fsSs hen. Si ST. eaesai @ lam Miasshsds
81: Rubina vase. ST., rockers, 81;
washstand. 81; milking stool. 81;
bird cage. 81: cranberry tumbler
81: hobnail cruets. 81: purple over
vases. 81: paperweights. 81: blue
milk glass goblets; 81: punch bowl: Sl;
fsurines. 81: lamps, 81. trivets.
81. hand painted plates. 81; box
vases. 81: Staffordshire. Wedgewood
and French plates, S1.50; sleigh
bells. $2.50; amber cut-glass vases.
$3.50: green satin creamer; $40:
dnGy dasy cream snd abu buton sasar crSets po:
bowl $3.50; love seat. $50; pair
OF Staffordshire. dogs. $3.50. pink
satin rose bowl, $3.50: amberina
crutt. $3.50, pine cupboard. S3.5o:
blanket chest. $3.50; ,,T,l ruby by overlay
$3.50: Bristol vases. $3.50: Dresden
and Staffordshire figurines. $50:
Delt salt and pepper. $3.50: blue
cut-glass salt and pepper, 50. so:
amberina compete. $3.50; WEDGE
wood vase. S5; cranberry cruet, So;
pine chest. So: Gone-with- -the-wind
lamp, $3.50: early American and
overlay decanters. $3.50: pair ruby
and bowl set. $3.50: Ice. cranberry
pitcher. $3.50, castor set. $3.50:
China clock. $3.50: piano lamp, SO:
cobbler benches, $40 up. marble
top wsshstand, $40: china cabinet.
SIS; Mary Gregory pitcher. SIS.
marble-top table, $50; ruby overlap
decanter set. S32.50; many other
NTSHINGS. Open daily and Sundays
till z. BELL KINDS. 412 z. Capitol
81 IL A.AR&&.