davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

covering the body and conduct
ing the investigation.
Shaw estimated the body had
been in the swamp for Gpp.oX.-
nat ly two months.
Bcthca was last seen alive
about midnight on November
g According to Shaw. Bcthca
a.cn. 10 TIC home Of Nathaniel
Ecily. who lives on the RCN
10y Il frw near GaYway
swamp. and broke down the
door.
An exchange of words be-
'wcCn Kelly and Bcth2a ended
when Kelly chased the intruder
rom tn aousC with a butcher
knife. BCthCa ran IN the dircc-
ION of the swamp. Shaw said
Kelly did not pursue Bcthca.
The body was found Salur-
d2y about 6 y. m by Neal Little
# New Bern and Percy Powell
y LoriS. t. Two r'Cn were pro
airing TO sCi fish rot when the
cayy odor attracted ta~ir al
cntion. They NV tie body and
Cportci IT to TuhCr City 'olirr
officers who notified Coroner
williamson ard Horace Shaw
Polio, officer Ted Watts
'rvnnt Graham Of imam run
cral Home AM johnny Dulfkir
moved thn DO y from the
water. The body "as found il
ratcl about four feet deep.
a $50 bill was found in IN,
cad mans shirt pocket. Hi.
"allet. stuCkk in his Iight hir
pocket, contained only a Socia
eclrity card, a receipt for gro
,ries, and a money order
eoit for five dollars. Tee mon
order was dated Sept. 6, 1855
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

This years Finer Carolina"
program is being sponsored To-
c"lly by the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. No program was in
lt,ated here last year.
Heavy consideration is expect
ed to be given by the steering
committee TO such projects as
! ecreation, town Identification,
and curbing and resurfacing of
70l.
ANY person having sugges-
tons as to projects that would
fit in the Finer Carolina pro-
gram is urged to contact any
member of the steering commit
tee. We are wide open for sug-
sestions on how to improve the
community through this pro-
gram" said Al Harrison. Jaycee
president.
Also on last nights program
were Elders Vern Dalton and
Robert Wagstaff, Norman mis-
Sionarics. They related some of
trcIr experiences as miSsionar-
los and explained the purpose
3D.. missionary work
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

a recently purchased "waklie-
alike" helped local police offic-
RS win a game of hide and
seek with a bootlegger Friday
night.
A lengthy investigation into
the illegal wIiskcy traffic in
The Bottom" local Negro dis
tict, paid its first dividends
Friday night about 10 o'clock
wh,:. Chiepct Police II. L. Epps.
Ted Watts and Leamon Sing
nabbed a tccnagc Negro boy as
he attempted to remove the
white lightning" from 30
gallon drum buried in an open
field
The hide and seek" aspect OF
the arrest began when Officers
Watts and Sing made 4 raid on
the nome of a bootlcggcr sus-
pect. II was one of many raids
they had made on the home in
recent months. AS usual, there
was no evidence of illegal
whiSkey on the premises.
Following the procedure OF
the past, the two officers left
the house and drove toward the
business district. Instead of re-
turning TO the police station,
they rushed to an open field
where Chief Epps had stationed
himself.
AS they crouched in a clump
of bushes the teenage Negro
boy walked from his housed the
one just raided by officers) into
the field. He stopped within
several feet of the officers,
brushed aside weeds and dirt
then removed the top to the con-
cealed drum. AS he reached for
one of the five half-gallon jars
of whiskey, Officer Sing grab
bed him.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
Agricultural Plans
Set FOR Festival

Sweet potato diseases and
means Of producing them will
be featured tins year in the az
displays at the Yam
I "Stival.
RCprCrcrtctiy from the Yam
Festival committee met last
week in Raleigh with members
Of the Plant Pathology Depart
mcnt at State College and dis
cussCd plans for the festival to
be reCled off October IL, -, 10.
Charles D. Raper, Columbus
County Agent, SAID that four
specific diseases: Fusariun VIII.
Internal Cork, SCurf and Black
Rot, and Nematodcs would be
featured in the annual agricLl-
t. raj displays.
Displays featuring ways to
produce quality sweet potatoes
VIII also be stressed.
Willard Wright. overall chair
man of the festival said memN-
CTS of the Pathology DoDart-
mcnt offered suggestions to .hc
Committee on ways to improve
the festival.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
Miss Tabor Citv
Will BE Selected

Advance tickets for the annual
Civilian Minstrel will 90 on sale
Tuesday morning.
The annual comedy VIII b.
presented a; the Tabor CITY
school auditorium at 3 o'clock.
March 10.
This should he one of our
higgeSt and best performances"
said James Bricc, Civilian presi-
cent. i'll urging the public to
purchase advance tickets.
In addition to the black-facc
comedy, the selection Of Miss
Tabor CITY viii highligu, the
". gung's events.
Ms. r. r. Rogers. chairman
II the beauty contest. said today
.Ia' approximately - girls
ou.d compete for the title.
Contestants who have notified
MIS-. Rogers that they would
participate are Connie Brady.
-'ar.urot 10 Mccormick. Ann
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

to LES in the past few years.
Both men operate individual
y except for marketing pur-
loses. Then they combine ef-
ortS and the eggs are marketed
II Wilmington under the trad
lame of Pine Acres"
actually, marketing is one OF
he biggest problems facing
arm,rs who delve into he egg
business. Yet, Lewis and Cox
10Th feel that there is ample
DOM in the business for moe
ETmerS.
ITS a fulltime job but man
Who likes chickens will find IT
'njoyable as well as profitable, "
Id Lewis VINO has around 1900
'hickenS and is planning 10 add
2OO more in the very near tut
nc,
Cox has $500 chickens and
clans to increase the number
! the moment he is expert
d ming with individual cages
Use of the metal cages Shuuld,
'cCordinG to Cox. provide him
With cleaner ana better grades
4 eggs.
1t will also be easier % Gull
ems with individual cages
nd Cox.
Cox and Lewis have invested
rather heavily in up-to-datc
equipment but they forScc a
bright tomorrow in egg produc-
ton.
One of the unique pieces OF
Equipment is the automatic
Grader on the Cox farm. Tho
rotating gadget picks up he egg
then rolls il softly into its re-
Spective weight bin. Most egg
grading is done by means of a
small scale.
AS for the initial investment
Lewis says farmer can expect
to pay an average of three dol
lars per hen when he starts
This includes proper equipment
and hen houses.
It's a business that should
continue to grow by leaps and
bounds for the two men wlIc
started it as a "sideline" and
wound up with fulltime Jobs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

Plans ar. now il the making
to seek cooperation from vari-
.gS restaurants in adjoining
counties to feature sweet potato
G.sA"s during Yam Festival
week. Local merchants will be
asked to display large signs or
exhibit IN conjunction with the
festival theme
Attending the Raleigh meet
ing were Wright. Raper, Fred
Lay and S. l.. Jackson.
Members of the Pathology
Department consulted by the
local committee were Howard
Garris, extension plant patho-
iogiSt; DR.. Lowell w. Nielsen,
, csearch pathologiSt. DR.. Dan T.
| opo, research hCrtiCu'turiSt:
DR.. D. E. Ellis, department head
of plant pathology; Floyd Hend-
Tx, graduate student: and Prof.
Il. M CovingtOn. extension hort
iclrltural specialist.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

to warrant Lewis remark that
he no longer worried about his
tobacco acreage allotment.
II have deep feelings for my
neighbors who are having their
tobacco allotments cut but as
for myself II doesn't matter
what they do with mine," said
Lewis. He has seen his toba Geo
acreage shrink from 2.2 acres
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

Speculation that the body had
been in the swamp since cold
weather was substantiated by
the mode OF dress. The man was
wearing two pairs of trousers.
Bcthca's wife. Geneva. lived
II Williamson Crossroads. out
size of Chadbourn. She r.port-
~ had notified the Shcrifrs
department that her husband
was missing. Shaw reported that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
Police Win " Hide And Seek"
Bout With L0cuI Booffeqqer

He shouted to the top of his
lungs but il was too late" said
Chief Epps who booked the
teenager (l6 years ODD for pos
session of non taX-paid whiskey
for the purpose of sale.
They Goc1l bootl2ggerS) are
c!-".r about hiGing their whiS-
key but as long as ii is being
-, ~e' ale going 10 keep on
raids" Epps warned.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
ON THE FARM
Two Columbus T farmers Finding
'Fulliime Profits In E gg Business

A sideline that began thr-o
years ago has bloSsomed into
fulltime work for two Columbus
County farmers.
Egg production figures are
moving upward as w. c. Cox,
Jr. and Marvin Lewis, Route 3,
Tabor City, continue to expand
Business tas been good enough
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
PRESBYTERIANS
TO HEAR DR..
L. A. TAYLOR

Or. l.. a Taylor. executive
secretary of the Wilmington
Presbytcry. will be guest speak
er for the worship service at the
Tabor City Presbyterian Church
Sunday at IL A. M.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

Highway, was still matter of
Dcculation today.
Horace Shaw. chief OF the Co
'umbus Bureau of IdCntifica-
ton. said tbs morning that x
rays taken OF the partially do
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

Composed body of Edward Be
'ea foil d n sh~w INV fracture
or dislocation OF bones.
Shaw ami COLUMBUS Coroner
Worth Williamson of Chddbourr
i"irod local ooliro officers in re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

the woman was now living in
BurCaw with her father.
Will" the cause of d ath has
nc been determined. Shaw sai1
he would continue an invCstiga-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22
Fou Puy Matter OF Speculation Death Pond

Whether or not foul play was
responsible for the death of a
3l-y ar-old Negro removed Sat
urday night at 10 o'clock from
)japway SwamD. located five
miles out on the Fair Bluff
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

Cecil Mercer. Donald Mercer.
Ned Butler and Joe Spivey re-
turned Monday from a fishing
trip to Florida.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

Mrs. j. F. Butler of Bladen-
toro visited friends and rela-
lives here recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

superior Court during he Jan
Iary. 1913 term on a charge of
murder. He and Julia Davis
g'rc acquitted ON .hurgcs of
l'''Hr lam s Howard.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-22

ton. No decision had boon made
- press time today to conduct
an autopsy a curCn-r'S inquest
H,wll be rCli ut IN carly date
.}cthca WIS 'rIc1 in Columbus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
Upholstery,
Curtains

Third Floor, Washington Only
3e-l9.98 Printed "Everklaze"
Draw Draperies, 90" long, 4 pat
terms, light grounds 1889
Stare Terry Topper Play Fen
Pad Covers --------- 1.88
30-21.9S Lined Printed Drap-
cries, 80" long, china blossom
pattern 11.99
400 Yds.-2.9S Sheer Boucle
Fabrics, 48" wide for easement
and traverse draperies, pastel
coiorS ---------------- va, l.4S
5O-4.9S Solid Color Draw Drap-
cries, s." long, 8 colors : 2.69
36-4.98 Sheer Plaid Cotton
Curtains, blue, green, gold, SO"
long ------------- - E.SS
36-4.98 Printed Draw Draperies
by Kenneth, 70, "a, 30" long. $3.50
24-5.29 Kenneth Acetate Ruff
fled Curtains, SO" long - 2.99
150-2.9S-6.9S Ruffied, Tailored,
Novelty Curtain Panels, assorted
colors, sizes ----79c panel
4-52.9S-5S.9S CustOm-Made Sofa
Covers, assorted patterns 1880
1O-2S.9S 1898 Custom Made
Chair Covers, assorted patterns.
$50
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Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washington

Fourth Floor, Washington
Store Only
1-0o.95 French Provincial
Lounge Chair, African reversi-
BILE cushion, fruitwood legs and
trim, green metallic fabric, 500
@29.95 Hardwood Storage
Chests, 4-drawer Colonial style,
wheat finish, discontinued style.
14.97
1-39.95 Storage Chest, hard
wood, 5-drawer Colonial style,
wheat finish, discontinued style.
1897
SASS Plastic Covered Lounge
Chair. modern style with black
iron legs, green gold-flecked up
holstery ---------- l7.47
1-29.95 Modern Lamp Table,.
solid birch with shelf and glass
insert top ---. 1888
1-109.95 DaystrOm Dinette Set,
5-pc.. black legs and trim, gray
woodgrain plastic top, black
metal chairs with chartreuse
tweedy plastic seat covers, 6S.97
1-5.95 VikO Utility Stool, black
metal legs, yellow plastic COW
cred seat and back. 80" high, $3.50
ABS VikO Utility Stools, "a"
high, black metal legs, gray,
red plastic covered seat and
back ----------------- 2.S9
2-19.95 Modern Step End Ia
bles, black iron legs and trim,
lined oak plastic top, discon-
tinued style -. 9.97
3-S.98 HassOcks, round with
vertical striped multi-colored
plastic covers, button tufted
tops ------- 4.47
Glass Black Iron Patio
Benches, brass feet, red, green,
coral, lime and ivory plastic up
holStery ----- --- 5.47
1-S9.95 Chrome Dinette, 5-pc.,
3Ox48x60" table in yellow pearl
patterned plastic, heavy padded
chairs upholstered in green
pearl-patterned plastic --49.97
less Chrome Dinette, 5-pc.,
30x40x48" table in red pearl
patterned plastic, chairs COW
cred with gray pearl-patterned
plastic ------39.97
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
TOiIeIrieS

Street Floor, Washington Only
35--l.5O Davy Crockett Plastic
Kits. For camps or trips. Con-
tain washcloth, toothbrush
holder, soap dish ---. Soc
3-l9.95 Fancy Dresser Sets. 8
pieces in giant-size gift box.
SOS
600 Famous Sportsman Shave
Mugs. Old-faShioned scenes on
CdIu --- --- To- AsNN
100 Fine LanOlln Soap. For dry
skin. Box Of 5 cakes box, 49c
49c to 4.95 Cosmetics and AS
sorted Items. Includes cream
lotions, shampoos, nail items
and others --------1Oc TO 1.29"
Plus Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
Mattresses and
ROr Springs
VI Price or Less
Third Floor, Washington

AbNO NtoOfg WboftttbtVN
Store Only
1850 Simmons Box Spring,
Hotel Special, sturdy coil con-
struction, twin size, soiled. 24.75
1-29.50 Innerspring Mattress,
gray striped ticking, twin size,
14.75
1-49.5O Foster / n nerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, firm, twin size RATS
$3.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
der, green striped ticking, twin
size -I9,75
1-69.50 Foster Box Spring,
multi-coil construction, 8-oz.
ticking, twin size, floor sample.
$3.50
1--52.5O Innerspring Hollywood
Bed Outfit, fancy woven ticking,
twin size, floor sample -26.25
1850 Serta Box Spring,
multi-coil construction, rose
ticking; twin size, soiIed- PATS
1-49.@ Foster Box Spring,
White Swan, heavy woven tick
ing, twin size ------..24.75
1-2S.5o Box Spring. blue and
white striped ticking, hardwood
base frame. twin size - 1t.75
l--S2.5O Serta Box Spring, heavy
woven ticking, double size.
boilco 1878
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Toys
Lo,Der Leuel, Arlington Onlj

Lower Level, Arlington Only
1-59.s5 Steel Gym, 13-play, 2"
tubing overall PASS
LASS Desk and Chair Set,
natural finish, Scared ----7.99
1888 TV Diner Chair, swivel
tray, iron frame, plastic seat
and back 4.99
1888 Circus Wagon, on wheels,
for toy chest -----------1.99
1-27.95 Police Patrol VelOci-
pede, chain drive, blue-white,
floor sample -------.1 1899
1-7.98 Doll Hollywood Bed, Is"
long, spread, sheet, mattress
Incl. S.yS
1-22.9S Davy Crockett Pedal
Wagon, Is" front wheel - 1899
sass Boys Bicycle, 2O", adj
Unstable seat and handlebars,
coaster brake ---.--1 1899
1-52.5O Shelby Girls Bicycle,
26", equipped -------S 1898
1-64.9S De luxe Boys Bicycle,
26", white-wall tires, chrome
trim, front shock spring, horn.
l4.99
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HONS0lHNr9S

Third Floor, Washington Only
lS-1.49 XpOse Silver Polish and
Tarnish Preventive Kits - 79c
12-2.49 Wall Shelves for hang
ing kitchen tools, 3 hooks in
cluded, in colors LA
72-1.19-4.9S Bathroom Access
series, hand-painted rose design.
3-pc. lotion bottle set, shelves,
powder boxes, etc. 79c to 3.lS
5-22.50 Stainless Steel Flat
ware Sets, 24-pc., 3 patterns,
1877
3-19.98 Barbecue Braziers, s.
position grill, heavy steel bowl,
1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
Street Floor, Washington Onl

Street Floor, Washington Only
Ill "As Is" Sheer NylOn Stock
ings. Broken sizes and colors, Soc
2O-1.95 Famous Make 75-Gauge
NylOns. Discontinued style:
broken size range ----- 99c
also Famous Make Stretch
NylonS. Discontinued style;
broken size range ----- S9c
46-79c and LBS Campus Knee
Hi Socks. Broken size and color
range ----- ---- 39c
68 Imperfects Of 1875 Seamless
Nylons. Broken size and color
range ------------ OOC
86-l.35 McCrary NylOns. Sizes
81 and 9 only -- - 39c
80 IrreguIars Of 1.65 Silk Stock
ings. Size 9 only 39c
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Street Floor, Washington Only
1920 NylOn Gloves. Cool,
perforated style; short and mid
arm styles. White, broken size
range ------- LOS
25S-1.25 to 200 Summer
Weight NyIOn Gloves. White,
black or pink; broken size range.
79c
2OO-1.OO Cotton String Gloves.
White; broken size range SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
Mattresses and
BOr Springs
VI Price or Less

Lo,Der Level, Arlington
Store Only
1-59.75 Serta Posture Box
Spring, sturdy coil construction,
double size; soiled ------, 29.75
1-37.50 Foster Box Spring,
fancy woven ticking, double size.
soiled 1875
1850 Serta Box Spring,
multi-coil construction, discon-
tinued style, double size : 24.75
1-37.5O Serta Prebuilt Border
Mattress, discontinued ticking,
TWIN size -l6.15
1850 Serta Hair Top" Mat
tress, firm, 8-oz. ticking, twin
size, floor sample - 24.75
$3.50 Innerspring' Mattress,
stitched prebuilt border, fancy
woven ticking, twin size, soiled.
1899
1850 Englander SO Coil
Mattress, prebuilt border, heavy
woven ticking, twin size, floor
Sample --N4sI0
1-52.50 Serta Smooth Top
Mattress, stitched sag-proof
border, 8-oz. ticking, twin size,
floor sample ----------.26 .25
1-52.5O Serta "51O-COil" Mat
tress, extra firm, heavy woven
ticking. twin size; as is. 26.25
1-109.95 Simmons Foam Latex
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
soiled. twin size, floor sample,
ass
1-109.O0 Thick 6-In. Foam
Latex Mattress with Box Spring,
medium firm, 8-oz. ticking, twin
size, floor sample ------- $3.50
1-75.0O Serta Innerspring Mat
tress and Box Spring Set, pre-
built border, fancy woven tick
ing, twin size, floor sample. $3.50
1-99.OO Simmons Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
80-in. long, twin size, floor SAM
pie, soiled -------------- 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
JeaceIru
Street Floor, Washington
Arlington

Street Floor, Washington
Arlington
800 to $50 White Jewelry. Com
bined with rhinestones set in
rhodium finish 1.79"
800 to 500 Costume Jewelry.
Many 1-of-a-kind styles 1.99"
400 Costume Jewelry. Necklaces.
bracelets, earrings, pins : S9c'
Street Floor, Washington Only
1885 to 10000 Rings. Mems, wom-
ems, children's ---1.3O to 66.67s
"Plus Tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
NeckIUeUr
Street Floor, Washington
4 LII. .AA..

Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
Misses 1.99 and 2.99 Cotton Tee
Shirts. Cotton knit, plain colors
or fancies. S, M, L --- 1.S9
2.99 to 3.99 Cotton blOuses,
stripes and plaids. 80 to SO,
ea. 1893
Street Floor, Washington Only
100 Reg. 3.99 to 500 Wool and
Orion Stoles; hard knotted
fringe, white only 2.99
2O-5.99 Wool Jersey Skirts. Pas
tells, broken assortment ----1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
9Th Floor, Washington;
Second EI0nf ATIinnfnfl

Second Floor, Arlington
12-Pre-teen or Teen 17.9e to
1898 Toppers. Spring styles. 12.0o
1O-l7.9S to 25.0O Spring Suits.
For pre-teens or teens -, 1900
E4.99 Sliekef Raincoats. OF
vinylite; for teens -,---.- 2.99
2o-2.9s Sport Shirts. White or
colors; short sleeves ----- l.ss
2O-5.99 skirts. Teens; cotton
summer prints ---- 4.99
s-5.99 to 7.99 RayOn Taffeta
Skirts. For teens or pre-teens.
400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
9TH Floor, Washington;
Second Floor. ARLINGTON

Second Floor, Arlington
50 Girls 2.99 to 500 Baby Doll
Flannelette Pajainas -. $50
25-l.s9 Slips. Cotton. nylon
trim; for teens --,--- 99c
100 Irregulars Of 2.9S Blue
Jeans l.99
5O-2.ss to $50 Sports Shirts or
Blouses ---------. L.50
12-1O.SS nter-Weight Plastic
Jackets. Broken size range, 500
1o-1O.SS to 14.SS Spring Suits.
Pastels or navy ------.S 800
@19.9S AlI-Wool Spring Suits.
1900
Hiss Washable Orion Top
pers. Pastels. 1900
40 Girls $50 to 7.09 Dresses.
Cottons or nylons 10000 4.SS
$50 Rubber Raincoats for
sniS ---------------- ------- S'VO
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Third Floor, Washington Only
6-4.98 Black Metal Flower
Holders 1888
S-2.9S Console Sets, S-pc. 100
24-1.00 Decorated Cocktail
OAhohCHo hsOC
1913 Pyrex Covered Case
role, disc. style -79c
1888 Imported Pottery Lazy
SuSanS -------------- S.y6
21-3.9S FlintwOOd 3-Part Serv-
ers. black metal handle - lac
5-3,9S Covered 3-Pc. Ovenproof
Refrigerator Sets l.49
2-27.5O Decorated Dinner Sets,
45-pc. ---------------- 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
also Crib, double drop-Sides,
maple finish, scratched ---27.97
l-27.95 Youth Bed, maple fin-
iSh, scratched ------------1 1887
less Trimble Baby Bath,
1-A2.5O Crib, double drop-sides.
white, fl. sample --------2S.99
l-19.95 Feed-N-Fun Table, red
white, fl. sample ---------11.99
1-S9.9S Crib, double drop-sides.
gray finish, fl. sample, 1851
1-1S.S5 Step Fold Play Yard.
fl. sample -------------1O.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington Only
rs NyIon Panties. Broken size
range. Special ------ 1.39
25--2.99 and 3.99 Nylon Tricot
Slips. Lace trims; broken size
range Tor o.VO
rs WOmen's 500 Extra Large
Slips. Rayon crepe; lace trim.
Broken size range - 2 for 500
25-5.95 Nylon TricOt Slips. N.Y.
Ion lace trims; broken size
range .-------- S.J5
50 Nylon Tricot Panties. Broken
size range - 80 2 Tor 100
6-S.95 NyIon TricOt Slips. Bro
ken size range 500
6-lO.95 Nylon Trieot Gowns.
Broken size range ----..- 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
handbags
Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington

S'SSN sSNf W NetffAfNHA VIZ
ana Arlington
500 Spring and Summer Bags.
feathers, fabrics, patents,
straws ---------- 1913"
1895 and 1885 Leather Bags.
1897
$50 Leather BillfOlds, mems
and women's ..--------1.96'
Mems SOS Fitted Leather Top
Clothes Brush. Contains 8 use
ful toiletries, including razor,
3.9s'
zoo Leather Imported French
rurses --------------------l.4B'
piss TaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-6.9S Rocker, maple finish,
scratched .----------- 4.47
2-ll.s5 Wooden Toy Chests.
scratched $50
1-19.95 Table Set, 3-pc. formica
table top ------. 1899
1-15.95 Stake Body Wagon,
floor sample ------S .99
LASS Fire Chief Pedal Auto.
0.99
1-39.95 Imported Boys Bicycle,
20-in., as is ------ 1891
1-3.9S DOII-E-High Chair, A.
sample ---------------- RAJ
4-3.95 Peel Tub Chairs, as is.
RAT
1-10.95 Plastic Covered Rocker,
floor sample .-----5 500
1-15.9S Velocipede, 16-in., fl.
sample ------------ S.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
juniors Wear.
Second Floor, Washington
AalsIA

Second Floor, washington
Arlington
20-5.9S to 1888 Wool Skirts, 400
l2-10.9S to 1898 Cotton or
RayOn Dresses. Sizes tbs, 500
sass Costumes. Dresses with.
coats -.-------15.Oo
2O-12.9S to 1893 Dresses. One
and apiece rayons- 700
12-l7.9S to 22.98 Dresses with
Jackets -13 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
NegIigeeS

Second Floor, Washington,
Arlington
$3.50 Busters. Vaule plaid
cotton; sizes 1920 1888
$3.50 Culottes. Cotton; sleeve
less, upper back. Sizes 10 and
IL only loo