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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
Solving Nirginia's Polio Story

Early III 1854, a tremendous
trial viii take place in Virginia.
DR.. Jonas f. Salk. a March of
Dimes grantee has developed in
his University Of Pittsburgh lab
oratories what is hoped is the
long sought polio vaccine
Tests will be made in Virginia
communities to determ in e
whether this vaccine works. The
testing system is simple Second
grade children III the selected
areas will receive the shots" and
their polio record will be compar-
ed against that OF youngsters in
other grades Hundreds Of thOuS-
ands OF children across the coun-
try Will take part in the trial
program, the largest Of its kind
n history
Virgians sill watch the out
come carefully. If the vaccine
proves a success Virginia Will
have a reason for rejoicing
Captain Edmond f. Jewell,
USNR, State March Of Dimes
director. has called the drive 1.-THE
greatest example Of democracy.
No government money has been
used ii the polio firgt the Ma
tional Foundation launched in
1888 and has brought so close to
success IN IS short years. The
credit goes to the Virginian's and
the volunteers in other states who
have Joined the March of Dimes
In the 1858 March of Dimes.
Vwginians donated Sl.054 900 to
a national total Of $4,000 600
This year the Foundation warns
the gifts must be 500 higher
The reasons are written IN the
record above The vaccine pro
gram viii cost $750000 Gamma
Globul!n about S19,000.000 and
$50 100000 more Will be needed
to pay for patient care. continued
research and similar proposes.
The total Is SIG, 100000
The March Of Dimes must
raise more money this year In
any war, attack is more expensive
than defense, The March Of Dimes
has moved to the attack, and
promises soon to free parents Of
fear. and children OF polio
Goals are ranked from Ignite
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
WTVR On New
Full Power HOOkuD

Richmond's TV station WTVR
began broadcasting Friday on a
new maXium power of 100000
watts. After two years of con-
struction effort including tn
highest self supporting tower in
America, the goal has been reach
ed, said Mr.. Barre, of WRVA pub
lie relations department VIVA
carries the programs of four net
works and is the Souths pioneer
televlsion station on Channel s
The new power will increase the
range of the station and the
quality of the reception.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
Housewives Hints
BY SARA " BALDWIN
Home Economist. VEPCO
Fish for Dinner

At time when budgets arc suf-
fering from holiday beating. this
is an especially good time to turn
I to fish and Seafood for delicious
eating at saving. Inspiration for
delightful nutritious main dishes
may be found in the fine selec-
ton of seafoods offered in all
markets this month IT can be
obtained fresh. frozen. OF cam
/ ned
Fish is good fried baked. brQil-
er or poached Fried and broilsd
fish are especially tasty served
with tarter sauce. Ike hup
or chilli sauce Poached fish is
delicious served with lemon
mushroom or cheese sauce. Baked
fish may be served with brown
butter, parsley or lemon sauce.
In case there is any question
on how much to buy. here are
some helps: lbs whole fish serve
three, 2 lbs dressed fish serve
four / Id. fillets or steaks serve
three, Id shrimp serves four.
pit. oysters serves three or four.
Much Of the work has been
done when frozen fish Is used.
Sole Fiilets with Vegetable
Stuffing
2 lbs, frozen sole (or founder fill
let's
tbsp chopped parsley
IA G. melted butter
small onion. chopped
carrots grated
z minced pimiento
6 slices bread cubed
salt and pepper.
ThaW filletS Sprinkle with salt
and pepper Mix rema ming in
gradients, spread on flllets and
roll up from small end. Secure
with tooth picks Put in shallow
baking pan. and brush with melt
cd butter Bake III 375 deprec +.
oven for 30 minutes
Canned tuna makes GOOD
budget meal
Dreamed Tuna Fish Pufs
~ o. can tuna fish
3 tbsp. butter
3 tbsp flour
] = c milk
IA tsp salt
l-16 tsp. pepper
? tbsp. chopped green pepper
? tbsp chopped pimiento
2 hard cooked eggs. chopped
Melt butter in saucepan. add
flour salt, and pepper blend
Add milk cook until mixture
thickens. stirring coustanty Add
flaked tuna fish green pepper.
pnniento ana chopped eggs Heat
thoroughly Serve in pufIs
Puffs
Il G butter
! O. water
J c flour
4 eggs
? tbsp. chopped green pepper
? tbSp chopped pimiento
Put butter and water In sauce
pan. Place on high heat until.
boiling add flour then cook until
thick. stirring constantly. when
mixtures gathers in mass. re-
move from range and place III a
small bowl Add unbeaten eggs
one at time, mixing thoroughly
after each addition Add chopped
pepper and pim.ento blend. Put
in mounds OH a creased cookie
sheet, Makes g. Bake at 400 de-
grees F. for rs to so minutes. Cut
across and fill with creamed tuna
fish.
Or try this using fresh or frozen
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
I CIlula

Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Nolan and
Sue and Mrs. William Nolan mo-
tored to Fort Bragg, Friday. to
visit MI. and Mrs Merl Dienst-
berger and Suzette. From Fort
Bragg, the William Nolans motor
ed on home to Biloxi, Miss.
Mrs. 7. c. Beasley and Mrs
Sidney Allen, spent "Wednesday
with Mrs. c. w Wiley. at Farm
vile.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
Senator Robertson Says
Contro,ersian Issues Face Congress
As National BodyConyenes This Week

4 Most of the major issues Whicl
face the Congress converting thi:
4 week promise to be controversial
Senator A. Willis Robertson writes
| in his weekly column. resumed
NOV after an interruption since
/ Congress adjourned. He writes.
Among the most knotty prob
lens will be those involving tax
revision. foreign aid and foreign
trade. defense programs, changes
in the Taft Hartley labor Act, low
/ cost housing. social security and
farm legislation.
Price Supports
The decision on farm price sup
| ports Will be especially difficult.
/ Under the present law crops now
entitled TO support will be covered
at 90 percent Of parity for the
calendar year 1854 but Congress
will have to provide this year for
what is to be done in 1865. The
{ Commodity Credit Corporation is
authorized to finance removal Of
farm surpluses up to the value
OF six billion. seven hundred mil
non dollars under the present law
but Of that tctal close to five
billion already has been obligated
and the Department Of Agricul-
ture believes the entire AUTHORIZE
ton will be obligated by next
March. That raises the problem
as to how much more money will
be made available for this pro-
gram and. more important. what
Sh uld be done with the huge
stocks OF food and fibres which
are being accumulated under con-
troll of the Federal Government.
Larger exports Of farm products
would help to handle our surplus
and this involves another cen
troversal problem-what we are
going TO do about continuation of
the Reciprocal Trade Agreements
which expire this year, That. in
turn. Is tied in with questions of
what aid We Shall give to other
democratic nations, because a
large portion OF our foreign trade
In recent years has been financed
with dollars we gave away and
that practice cannot 80 on in
definitely
Military foreign aid also Ms
closely related to the question OF
how much we shall spend for our
domestic defense programs and
the Congress viii have to decide
among other things, whether we
should strengthen our airforce as
a deterrent to Russian aggression
or whether to cut all branches OF
our military service to the extent
needed to permit the tax reduc-
tlonS which individuals and corp
oratlonS are demanding.
What can be done about taxes
viii depend largely on the Size Of
our total defense budget, since
that constitutes such large por-
ticn Of total Federal spending. bat
1t already is obvious that rigW
economy in non defense spending
VIII be required to avoid piling
up huge addition Of the excess
profits tax and the ten percent
cut on personal income which
already are scheduled and that
we follow the precedent Of last
year N starting no public works
not definitely geared to the de
Tense effort, we still taae the
prospects OF technical deficit of
possibly three billion dollars next
year.
have mentioned these
problems only in general terms
in this first column but plan to
take them up in more detail later
as the picture on individual
issues become clearer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
Mrs. G. W. Dowdy,
Of Jetersville, Dies

A funeral service for Mrs
Lillian Morris Dowdy, Of Jeters-
vile was held Friday afternoon
at Sandy Creek Baptist Church
in Amelia county Burial took
place in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Dowdy died Wednesday
Jan s. at her home in Jetersville
Surviving are her husband,
George w Dowdy, and one son,
Pete DoWdy. or Jetersville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12

Mr. Blaine, James Crouch. and
Marie, Roberta Layne.
Patty Weston will introduce
the cast Promoters are Helen
Dunnavant an d Ann Duke
Martha Robertson is III charge of
advertisements
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
reen shrimp (.
Shrimp Neuburg

Shrimp Neuburg
2 lbs green shrimp
! pt coffee cream
3 egg yolks
2 tbsp grated Parmesan Cheese
lie tsp pepper
IL tsp salt
Put shrimp il cold water Re-
move Shells ana mid veins
Heat cream III a skillet on high
heat Just before cream reaches
boiling point add cleaned shrimp
and turn switch TO medium heat
Let cook 10 minutes. Skim cut
cooked shrimp Beat egg yolks
only enough to blend. Add a por-
ton Of hot cream to the
skillet. Cook only until it coats
the spoon Turn oil heat. add
shrimp cheese and seasoning
Serve on toast trianeles.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12

Coal is Tennessee's leading min
eral resource. and the major fields
are in the CHAMBERLAIN Mountains
of the eastern area.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12

Some rs tons OF coal go into
the manufacture Of the steel need
ed fer building a standard rail-
road sleeping car
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12

or all homes in New Jersey.
1870 are heated by coal.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12
Stote No. 7
BANK" OF DILLWYN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY IN
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON DECEMBER 81 1853. MADE TO THE STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION.

ASSETS
Cash balances with other banks including bal
and cash collection
United States Government OBLIGATIONS direct and
anteed 10000
Obligations political subdivisions
-.
Bank premises owned 81 CO. furniture fixtures 81 90
Other 10000
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-01-12

Goals are ranked from Ignite
to bituminous to anthracite with
peat and brown Goals the young
est in Geologic age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Chrome or Wrought
Iron Dinettes

1--6s.e5 Chrome Dinette, 5-pe.. yellow foble
and choirs, morred- 1885
1855 Chrome Dinette. 5-pe. grey plosti.-
top toble, grey and red choirs, as is, 44.S5
1855 Chrome Dinettes, 5-pc., Astro pot
tern plostc toble top, foam rubber scots N
green or lime ~ eO6
3-5s.95 Dinettes, 5-pc., bireh-top toble.
block legs. piostic-covered chors in grey Or
Ass Drop-leof Chrome TobIe, perno-
nent plostic top in green. morred 22.45
1895 Arvin Chrome Dinettes, Gournent
pattern. grey with 4 grey chairs, sage toble
with soee. grey choirs ---- 42.01
1885 Chrome Dinette, 5-pc.. blue: toble.
4 choirs; no ieof -------- 1897
sass Dinette, 5-pc., birch-top tobIe,
Block legs, red plostie-eosered choirs. 1885
1855 Wrought Iron Dnettes, 5-pc..
eloss-top tobIe. yellow foom-eushioned scots.
1895
1-6o.9S Wrouaht-ircn Dinettes, 5-pc.. red
plostic oirfoom seats, floor samples. 1925
l-iO9.95 Chrome Dinette, custom mode,
pink pIostic top, block opror edge. oversize
table. matching chairs So. %
3-69.95 Chrome Dnettes; red, green or grey
pIostic tops, motchino chairs, floor samples.
as. 05
i--lIs.s5 Chrome Dinette. 7-pck Oversize
tuble. grey wcodsroin. tore yellow cnd Grey
choirs. floor sample 0OsU0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Puff, Killer Of FBI Man,
Executed al Sing Sing !.
By the Associated Press

.OSSINING. N. Y. Aug. 13.-
Bank robber Gerhard A. Puff
once one of the FBI's 10 most
wanted" criminals-died in the
electric chair at Sing Sing Pris-
on last night for the murder of
an FBI agent,
New York State carried out the
execution for the Federal Gov
eminent.
The Rev. Fred D. Kuether.
Protestant Federal prison chap
lain, accompanied Puff as he
walked into the death chamber
with smile.
Puff looked at United States
Marshal Thomas j. Lunney and
said, Goodbye, marshal" before
sitting down in the chair.
Puff, 40, was executed for the
shooting Of FBI Agent Joseph j..
Brock, AZ. in a gun battle as FBI
men closed in on him and sew
eral companions in the Congress
Hotel in New York July 26. 1852.
The agents wanted Puff for
the robbery of q Prairie Village,
(Kans.) bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Joe Louis Will Be Star
OF German-Made Film
BY the Associated Press

PARIS. Aug. 13.-Joe Louis Is
due in Europe next month to
star in German-produced Aim.
his agent announced last night.
The retired heavyweight cham
pion also will make a six-week
tour of music halls, Dick Ed
wards, Paris night club oper-
ator who represents Louis here,
said.
The movie, "Crime Without
Crime" will be made in France.
Germany and Yugoslavia. It will
be produced by Hamburg COM
pany headed by Producer-Direc-
tor Geza Won Ciffra. Shooting is
slated to start in Paris about
September 20.
Louis will be supported by an
international cast, Edwards said,
although the only person def
litely signed is the young French
actress Aurore Paquis.
The former world champion
now lives in Chicago and has
been working as refree OF
wrestling and boxing matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Living Room Suites
and Chairs

I-54.5o chonne-bock Wing Choir. oirfoom
scot cushion, gold domosk upholstery,
1885 Platform Rocker, green Boitoflex
plostic upholstery, lock arm, os is---26.SO
SASS Modern Arm Lowson Choir, oirfoom
cushion, brown donosk cover. kick pleot;
$3.50 Wing choits, coil spring seats,
Boltofex plastic upholstery, red or green,
1899
1885 Love Scots, squore arm Lawson
style, foom rubber cushions, toast donosk.
54.95
1885 Modern Arm Love Scots, foom rub
Der cushions, textured fobric in toost. lime,
59.95
4-69.o5 Contour Choirs, hardwood frames,
tweed fobrie and Plastic trim. red, green or
I-lle.e5 ck-A-Feller PIotform Rocker,
red bouce upholstery, kick pleot so
2-l69:95 Sofo-Bed and Choir Sets, modern
lined ook arms and trim. green or red printed
upholstery -------------- lO9. 9S
3o-59.95 Modern Lounge Chairs. foom rub
Der cusniors, blond legs, red. grey, gold or
o'oe "a o ar pS, -. W. CT 8.SO
scots. mahogany legs. toast, rose or green up
1855 Modern Occasional Chairs foom
rubber seats. blond legs. texture1 fobrie in
eroy or green -&---------------24
4-249.95 Curved Arm Lowson Living Room
Suites. 2-pe. wool frieze, red or green up
hoIstery -------- ------- 1895
1885 Swivel Rocker, foam rubber scots,
backs; green retoe boueIe upholstery,
$685. Modern Lounge choirs, with kick
pleot foam rubber scots, metallic boucle in
red, sooe or toost --44.0S
3-59.o5 Platform Rockers, lock, Boltoflex
plastic upsoIstey in red. lime or green,
Hiss PIostic- covered Tv choirs, hord-
wood vinyl plostc, blond trim. green or grey,
l4-l7.95 Arm choirs, no soe scots, vinI
plastic upholstery in lime. red, green or cocoa;
blond legs IN. III
5-s9.o5 Ro-Arm Lounge choirs, foom rub
Der cushions, persinnmon or lime, metolIic
1855 Contour Chors, pillow style head
rest, plastic upholstery in red, lime or brown,
1895
1855 Swivel Rockers, foon, rubber scots,
backs; wool frieze upholstery in wine, oroy or
toost 80 Ok
Io-s4.o5 Provincial Decorator chors, topes-
try upholstery in eroy, persimmon greer or
7-e4.s5 Modern choirs, tufted Dir foom
scots. backs; black legs. wine. upholstery,
1895
Sass Decorator Choirs, Provincial style,
blond legs, olive green Tapestry - 34.S
6-49.s5 Plotform Rockers, printed Tapestry
upholstery in red or green 1885
1855 rlotform Rockers foam rubber scot
toppers. wool frieze in green, beige or red,
34.9S
$685. Plotfom Rockers, nyIon frieze COW
,er in green or beige, foam rubber seat cushion.
44.95
4-7S.95 Plotfom Rockers, full foam rub
Der scots. Colonial oroy topesty- 80. O5
lo-is.95 Occasional Choirs, blond Ieos,
tapestry cover in red or green $500 $50
l0-19.95 Occasional Arm Chairs, plostic
upholstery in green chortreuse, blond legs,
trim Observation-Disclosures $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Capital Wing Of CAP
To Hunt Enemy
Bomber in Exercise

A Joint air defense exercise
for the Washington area. to be
held tomorrow and Sunday, will
consist Of an air search for q
downed enemy" bomber and
questioning by the Air Force of
its crewmen..
The 4,602d Aircraft Intelli-
gence Security Squadron viii use
four squadrons Of tn National
Capital Wing Of the Civil Air
Patrol in the exercise. 1t was an
nounced today by 1t. Col. Robert
K. Herr. acting commanding Of
ficer of the wing.
The exercise is one of the new
est missions turned over to CAP
by the Air Force.
After the bomber is located. :"
the surviving enemy" airmen
will be sought out by CAP mobile
radio ground patrol units for
questioning.
The Interrogation demonstra-
ton will be conducted by the
4,602d. from Stewart Air Force
Base, N. Y. and will be open to
CAP members and law enforce
ment officers from the WASH
ington area. It will be held in
the post theater at Boiling Air
Force Base, starting at II am.
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Dining Room,
Dinette Furniture

1855 Five-pc Dinette, mahogany color
pIostie tobls top, hardwood chairs, ivory plos-
tic scots; morred 1895
l-7o.95 Drop-Ieof Extension Tobie, mohoo-
any color plostic top; morred ----- 1895
1885 Bullets. lined ook, fitted silver
drawer, full size
2-299.95 Seven-pc. Jr. Dining Room Suite.
cherry veneer, sooe upholstery on choirs,
lo-74.5o Drop-Ieot Extension TobIes, 3
pedestols, 2 extension leoves to seat Q, mo-
hooony veneer ------ 1890
2-5s.s5 Drop-Ieof Extension TobIes, mohog:
veneer, nnorred -------------.--3 $3.50
ll-l6.95 Side Chors, blond mohooony lime
plastic scots ----------- ------ BsJO
6-lS.95 Arm Choirs, blond mahogany, lime
plastic scots ------------S.S5
1885 Dining Toble. mahogany leaves,
32x32 closed, opens 32x96- -----40
1855 Crop-leof Extension TobIe 3 pedes-
tolls, extension leoves, casters; morred. scots
II $3.50
l-59.95 Drop-Ieof Extension TobIe, mo-
hooony veneer, ! leof --------- 20.05
Hiss Solid Mople Side Choirs, assorted
style backs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -6.O5
CLASS Modern Side Choirs, blond nohoe-
any, chortreuse Plastic seots------ 80
l-lls.95 Drop-leof Dinette Set, 5-pc. cen
ter extension, lined oak 50.O7
1895 Seven-pc. Jr. Dining Suite, mod
ern cherry cordovon, genuine mahogany; floor
sample ,----------S ---- &7J.J5
5-3o9.95 Jr. Dining Suites, mahogany We
neers, 18th Century style; tobles scratched.
1913. 90
2-54s.s5 Nine-pc. Senior Dining Suites. mo-
hooony veneers. traditional style; floor
samples ----------- 379.S5
7-li9.95 Five-pc. Dinettes, modern cherry
veneers, torle 3Sx66" with z" Ieof, arm,
3 side choirs &C. 90
l5-l6.s5 Side Choirs, cherry finish, soge
l2-lo.e5 Side Choirs, rohoeony finish, os-
sorted color seats and styles ------- , .S9
lo-l2.s5 Side Choirs mahogany finish, as
sorted styles and seat colors- 6.S9
l0-i4.95 Side Chairs, mahogany finish, os-
sorted styles and scot colors- .SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
STARTS SATURDAY. .. AM
Chests, Desks, Bookcases

SASS Student Desks, 4-drower style,
mahogany finished hardwood IS
1885 Chest-Desks, 4-drower style with
top drawer fitted as desk, maple or nnohoo-
ony- finished hardwood ---S4.O
3-22.95 Bookcases, "a" wide, adjustable
shelves, mopIe or mahogany finish, norred,
l2.95
1885 GIoss-Door Bookcase, odiustobIe
shelves, .nople-finished hardwood - 1895
l-4s.95 Lone Cedar Chest, mahogany fin
ism, moIreo 64sJO
l-2s.35 Chest, 4 drawers, mohooony-fin-
ished hardwood 1850
l-I69.e5 Secretary, swirl mahogany We
neers, fitted writing compartment, Crown gloss
doors, morTed ---------------- JJ.JO
1885 Gov Winthrop Style Secretaries.
mahogany veneers, fitted writing eomport-
ment; as is $500
l-6s.e5 KneehoIe Desks, rope edge. g.
drawer style. mahogany veneers; moned,
4 $3.50
lass KneehoIe Desk, modern lined ook.
7-drower style; floor sample
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Rugs

400 Yds.-ss5 Broodoom, grey florol de-
sign, 9, l2-ft widths. 3d. yd.--s 3.00
354 Yds.-i.es Plush Pile Cotton BroodIoom.
extra heavy, l2-ft. width, assorted colors.
So. yd $3.50 --------------4 .44
II Yds.-ll.95 Beige Cut ond Twist Pile
BroodIocm, eft. width. So. ID 5.99
2s4 Yds.-s.e5 corved Wilton BroodIoom,
beige, grey, green, eft. width. So. yd., 5.Bx
SCI Yds.--4.95 Low Loop Pile Cotton Brood
loom, 9, 2-ft. widths, assorted coiors.
So. yd -------------- Z.SJ
$685. Loop Pile Cotton Rugs, exl2.,
1885 Reversible Fibre Rugs. 9xl2
lz-l7.5o-l6.so Reversible Fibre Rugs. ex9.,
zs-z4ss-ss.ss Wool sompIe Rugs, 4.6x6',
7.99
2.99
io6-s.ss Plush Pile Cotton Rugs, 27x4s,
27x54" 2.99
ei-2.e5 Oval Broided Rugs. 2lx34", 90
$50
i4-le.s5 tiond-Hooked Rugs, approx. 4xe.,
8.99
1855 Hond-Hooked Wool Blend Rugs,
22-s.s5 Hond-Hooked Wool Blend Rugs,
approx. 2x4' --- 4.99
3-l23.oo Grey Carved Broodloor. 9xl T.
1885
1855 Notified Administer Rugs, exl2,
1898
1885 Royon-Cotton Rugs. oriental pot
s-ss.ss Green Tone-o n-Tone Rugs. s:iS
1899
S-s4.e5 Oriental Design Rugs. osl2'.
2-l5o.s5 Green-Grey Tone-on-Tone Rugs
I2xI5' $500
2-lo9.95 Grey-Green Tone-On-Tone Rugs.
oxl36 Ga. 88
1885 Grey Floral Design, 9xl2, 1893
I'll Yds. 1875 Round Wire Wilton Broad.
loom, green or erey------ SO. yd 6.TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Summer Furniture

7-27.so Adj. Sun Lounges. Plastic treoted.
channel pad
$3.50 Aluminium Sun Lounges, plastic
SASS Six foot Lawn Umbrellas, green
and white pottern, tilt oIum. pole 1897
ALSO lnnersprine Sun Choses, black
frome, pink plostie upholstery pa. 80
2-52.50 Lown Swings, white enomeIed hord-
wood with green trim; scots 4----39. 81
50-3.95 Folding Yocht Choirs, green convos
seat and back --------------2.69
5o-5.95 Metol Outdoor Choirs, red or green,
3.9S
75-6.95 Beech Chors with Footrests, Con-
opies ------------
$50 Bunting MetoI Lamp TobIes, white
enamel ----------- 4.49
75-5.s5 Shot Metal Outdoor Choirs, red
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Bedspreods

1888 Quilted Top, double size, oln,ond
green ------3.JO
53-7.sS Quilted Top, royon foille, SINCE,
wine and chortreuse 90
25-l2.SS Denim, candy stripe trim, single
or double sizes, assorted eolors 8. 80
1883 Denim Dropes to match above, 90"
94-l2.9S Roomoker Percoes, single or
double. patterns and eolors 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Fireplace Equipment
1920 TO 500 OFF

I2-l7S5 Solid Bross Anditons, lS", 8.91
1885 Solid Bross Andirons, III, 1898
1855 Solid Bross Andirons, lo", I4.47
4-24.o5 Solid Bross Andirons, l8", l2.47
I-3z.5o Bross Fireplace Set, 3 pcs, 1925
Hiss Solid Bross Andirons. ! 8" boil type,
9.97
27-3.9s Pokers. ShoveIs. block and bross,
I.O9
3-l9.95 Bross Fire Tool Sets
lo--l9.95 Modern Drow Screens. block ord
Dress --OsOO
1885 Modern Drow Screens, block and
2-I6.95 Modern Block and Bross Andirons,
8.0S
lE2.o9 Fokers, Shovels -------I .49
4s-is.95 Solid Bross Androns, lo"--9.97
3--24.95 Solo eross Andirons, ls". l1.47
S-ls.95-59.95 Bross prow Screens.
4.99-I9.00