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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09
Coming Events

May 9-l6
WEDNESDAY
Evening Prayer Services
Choir Practice
Local Churches
THURSDAY
Tabor City Baptist Circles
3 u. M.-VariouS HoStcsSeS
Musical Recital
School Auditorium-8 =. NJ.
FRIDAY
Welfare Case Worker
9-l2 A. M.-City Hall
Music Recital
School Auditorium-8 p. NJ.
SATURDAY
Veterans Service Officer
9-l2 \. M.-City Hall
Political Stamping
3 p. M.-City Hall
SUNDAY
Worship Services
MONDAY
Civilian Club
7 p. M.-City Cafe
Rotary Club
: p. NJ. Woman's Clubhouse
Rainbow Assembly
1:30 p. M.-MaSonic Hall
TUESDAY
Public Health Clinic
"a p. M.-City Hall
JayceeS
+. M.-Woman'S Clubhouse
Tabor City Baptist WINS.
8 p. M.-Church Assembly
Saint Paul Methodist W.S.C.S
8 p. M.-Church Chapel
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of the county unit and is re-
coiving funds from campaign
chairmCn at the Waccamaw
Eank and Trust company in
Tabor City.
The drive will continue thrO-
ugh May by volunteer workers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

Mrs. Bill Williams is convc-
laScing at the home of her par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Long, in Clarendon following
treatment in the Community
hospital, Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

MIR. and Mrs. Alden Leonard
and daughter, Jane Marie, of
Fayetteville visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leonard,
Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

FORT CARSON. COLO.-Pvt
Arthur w. Roach, son of Mrs.
Wrcatha Roach. 1912 Race Path
ST. Conwar. S. c. is receiving
basic combat training with the
VII Infantry Division AT Fort
Carson, Colo.
Roach is training with Com
plny G. Of the divisions 28th
f gimCnt. The 9Th is preparing
for its move TO Europe next fall
as part of Operation Gyroscope.
Roach entered the Army last
month. He attended Conway
High School.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09

Jimmy Dicus, and Mrs. B. E.
Hughes.
A sweet course with coffee
was served by the hostess dur
Ing the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-05-09
Mrs. B. E. Hughes
Entertains Club

A dessert course served by
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
WANTED = GIRL SCOUT LEADERS

There are more than 30 girls impatently Walting for the Girl Scout program get under way in Nome Two Girl Scout troops already are holding meetings and are planning their winter activities But :. there is need for leaders. Unless at least five Brownie leaders step forward there can be no pro gram for the younger girls and unless four other in dividuals show their willingness to lead the inter- mediate groups, there be Scouting for them either.
 Experience is not needed only the willingness to help and interest in the young people of the commun- iy In addition to the mothers who want their children to have the advantage of this Welworth-whe activity there must be some people in Nome who can find the time to assist in this important work
 Anyone interested is asked to call Mrs Frank Morris or Mrs Walter Glavinovich
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Eisenhower Starts Crusade For Nov. { Votes

GETTYSBURG, Pa, R-Presi- dent Eisenhower summoned Re- publicans to a new crusade" yes terday at a picnic rally on his farm. It was attended by about 500 COP leaders from around the country.
 In calling for transformation of the campaign into crusade V Eisenhower said "our fundamen- tai effort" should be bent toward persuading "every Republican, every thinking citizen to vote Republican on Nov. G."
 Eisenhower's declaration that q feel fine" was greeted with resounding applause.
 Eisenhower made no attack on the Democrats but dealt chiefly with his administration hopes for the future. However, Vice President Nixon, who spoke from the same platform, accused Ste yenson of political fakery and Responsibility"
 Although most of the Repubi- can leaders remained outwardly confident of victory, some indi- cated concern over Democratic gains in Maine's gubernatorial and congressional elections last Monday.
 Sen. James Duff of Pennsylva- mia, who introduced Eisenhower, spoke of getting tough" with the Democrats and giving them "the works"
 In Columbus, Ohio, Senate COP Leader William Knowland told the state COP convention that Stevenson has been "careless with the facts"
 In Minneapolis, Secretary of Agriculture Benson said the kind of a farm program proposed by the Democrats would put farmers on what he termed government dole"
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Astronomy Notes
 By OLAF HALVERSON

The planet Mars, which is so very brilliant in the southeastern sky on clear evenings, has an or bit which encompasses the orbits of the earth, Venus, and Mercury. Beyond Mars lie the four great planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
 Mars orbit is very eccentric, more so than that of any other planet except Mercury. The ec- centricity in the orbit of our neighbor Mars causes it to differ in brightness. At its nearest posi- ton to the earth, which is during this month, it shines with bril- liancy which is ten times that of a first magnitude star. Its fiery light at the present time is at tracting everyone's attention.
 In 1924 Mars and the earth were closer than they had been for over hundred years. Mars is much smaller than either the earth or Venus.
 
 The beautiful Harvest Moon will be shining at full on Wednes- day, September 19. The moon makes a long, low sweep at a small angle with the horizon.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Heintzleman Meets With Federal Road Officials
 On Alaska Road Program

DENVER, R-Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman of Alaska met with top federal road officials here yes terday to discuss the future of the Alaska highway program.
 Present at the meeting was the Bureau of Federal Roads Commis- sioner Charles D. Curtiss.
 Heintzleman said the get-to- gether was an informal one with Denver selected as a halfway meeting place between Washing ton, DC, and Juneau and that no formal decisions would be taken there.
 "We discussed the application of the new federal highway aid bill to Alaska" said Heintzleman. "I wanted to find out what I could about it."
 Both Heintzleman and Public Roads spokesman denied there was any possibility Alaska would be able to qualify for federal funds because of standards of ex- isting roads.
 "There is no difficulty along that line" the Alaska governor said.
 Both sides declined to comment further on the meeting, saying it was only explanatory in nature.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Big Three Move To Set Up Suez Canal Users Assn.

LONDON, R-The Western big three moved swiftly today to set up a Suez Canal users association with the prospect that US. Secre- tary of State John Foster Dulles may make a hurried flight to London.
 An American diplomatic source said Dulles was coming here next week-probably Wednesday.
 A British diplomatic spokesman said the invitation list for an in- ternational conference is still be- ing drawn up-but the invitations would go out shortly" The Brit ish Press Assn. suggested the pos sibility that Egypt may be among those invited. The general feeling here was that the conference would be next week, but no defi- mite date has been announced.
 The war jitters that gripped this capital-and a large part of the world-after the idea of the Suez users association was first raised, have subsided somewhat in the wake of Prime Minister Eden's qualified promise to seek JUN. action before resorting to force.
 But the Institute of London Un- derwriters announced big increas- es in "war risk" insurance rates for ships calling at Egypt and sailing thru the Suez Canal.
 Another British aircraft car rier, the 27,OoO-ton ''Carrier AL bion" was ordered to sail tomor- row for the eastern Mediterra- mean.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
BRODERICK & BASCOM
 Wire Rope

m Men and equipment need
 the increased protection
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
HINDUS AND MoSLEMS RIOT OVER BOOK

BOMBAY, India, 1.-Two per sons were killed and six injured today in renewed .Hindu-Moslem rioting over a recently published book, "Religious Leaders" which Moslems consider offensive.
 Official reports said deaths oc- cured at Jubbulpore, in the cen tral provinces. Police arrested 300 rioters.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

Ea Here IS the answer to rain mud snow slus Its the handy "roustabout" John Deere APO crawler tractor that will handle hundred andone jobs on your own place. work spare time good wages for your neigh DOTS And what tractor is. ruggedy built powerful
 at price that puts tracktype power within reach of the average farmers pocketbook
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
Model B

Nvs For bantamweght that cuts in the heavyweight - division, the McCuloch Model s. It has all the features of larger heavier yet weighs only 20 pounds complete The McCuloch B starts instantly cuts in any position and you take it anywhere It's ideal for up to feet butt diameter which tree maintenance and well construction.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

pans construction lumber logging and hospitals, Cater
 pillar Electric Set be depended the primary of economical electric power standby plant With Cat Electric Ses engines and generators balanced quality and size top performance Economy dependabity durability and simplicity built into these matched teams Conventional generators offered in 12 sizes to 315 XVI
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

Legal Forms ali The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14
CATER PILLAR
 Electric Sets

mS For auxiliary ma
 rine power-f for mines, public utilities, municipalities, stores,
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-14

National League Pennant Race
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BEAUTIFUL
STONE HOMIE

Large wooded corner lot: living
room with beamed ceiling. stone Are
place. picture window; center han,
den and powder room, large dining
room, de luxe kitchen and breakfast
room, paneled sunroom. f1agstnne
screened porch. flagstone patio. rec
reation room with stone fireplace.
hobby room, laundry. 3-car garage |:
md floor. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths, storage
attic, exhaust fan. many other out
standing features. Priced in the
low S40's, far below value. VIII be
open Sat and Sun, . to 4 pm. or
seen by appt, PHILIP H. DEIN, $500
M,oodhayen. blvd, Bethesda. Phone
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. Gent. !

basement SPACIOUS ROOMS
THROUGHOUT. Fairly priced. S23. :
500. AL SMITH REALTY. XII. s.
6652: ewes, JE. 2-0454.
ARL.-Handy CT may earn down
pymt. on this 5-rm. brick semidet
home. Mr.. Arl. blvd. and Globe I'd
IA lSiass' "a 5000 s.s4s down 9. z
ARLINGTON = Pleasant 3-bedrm.
rambler; Eeaut. rec. rm. in full
bsnit.; high location; 2 blocks from
Dead-end 81: Firm price, SIT $500,
Phone OWNER for appt.. ia. q
11O3: ewes. or sun. IA. S-5365.
ARLINGTON, S.-Stucco ramh. in
very nice area mr.. Columbia Pike.
hedrms., Ice. liv. rm. with firepl.
All-elec. kit with eating space.
large yd: Lots Of privacy. Only
So. 800. $500 dn. AL SMITH REAL
TY. KI. s-6652. Ewes. TIE. 6-5S52
FALLS CHURCH-By owner. 3-bed-
rln. rambler. A. CT loan, St4
monthly. Storm windows and doors,
lges screened porch; = acre. Si2,-
900. Call JE. 4-O146.
PINE RIDGE; SI7,100-GI; Cape
Cod. J acre; gar. bsmt.. 3 bed
s rms; ,o l baths 1,1 liy rm ilrep y
cash; CT or in-seryice FHA.
Approx; $40 mo. LUCILLE COOK,
COLORED--ARL.--Attractive 2-bed-
rm. home in immac. cond. with
nice lly. rm. and de luxe kit: full
hsmt.. fenced yard. gas heat; GI
FILA nnancing: small mo. pymts :
a sstinE s55-H Ts. 6, IIa4SSO. IT, TE,
sos N. Washington ST.. Alexandria.
AURORA HILLS, SI7.35O-Spankir
white center-hall bungalow with
eyecatchine kitchen. ali on one
floor plus a finished room IN attic,
cal 1i' Nf e sSs9 a. j. g s-1s appreciated
BR0YHILL PK.-Dandy 3-bedrm
brick rambler with Ancbor-fenced
rear yard. VA appraised S13.500.
immed oecup. G. E. LANIER.
ia. 7-3434.
FALLS CHURCH-Redwood rambler
WITH carport, Lot SIS by 1870 IT.
Many shade trees. bedrms. bath.
Liv. rm with fireplace. dinette. mod.
klt.,. ICE; scrd. porch. rec. rm. in
praised at sis.50o. JE. 4-sa74
DINING III 5.t RM L ,:b b Sedrps, Nv y, I'M,
50xl50 lot; = mi fr. w. Falls
Church Va. $500. JE. S-0s95.
20G Shreye I'd. 25s
CUSTOM BUILDING on beautiful
wooded lots; excel. finan. Trades
cons. Restricted subdiv. PHILIP
w. SMITH. Custom Building at its
Best" JE: 2-4031. Closed Suns.
A VIEW WITH A FUTURE-Ab-
solutely the finest home anywhere
FOL. the money New brick split level
3 bedrms. ga baths. center hall.
sep din rrn.. very latest kit. 27xe2
It. rec. rm., paneled in mellow Pom
cerosa Pine. Terrific Mclean To-
ction. See for yourself. Priced to
SELL at 500. 500. Call ia. 10000,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
2222 N. Glebe toff Lee hwy
Open . It'll 9.
$500 Down. What a stealth I'M
maculate 3-bedrm. rancher, full
bsmt.. fenced I'd. aluminium screens
and storm windows; 4 doors from
bus ? blocks to school. close tc
shops. This Is RED HOT, Cal
right away. RORSCHACH REALTY
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Agent on Premises Daily

( Directions: out Lee hwy. 10 Broad
ST. Route ~. to Fails Church. right
on Broad st. to West st., left to
Parker ST.. left ] block TO furnished
model home at e04 Parker St., Falls
Church. Va.
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DOCTORS DENTISTS
THIS is NOT FOR YOU

If YOU don't believe that a row house
can be distinctive. Corner house,
= exposures; lot 57x120; floors,
Ea. floor complete 3-rm, ard bath
apt, II closets; parquct frs. in
ground-hr. apt, Pvt. entr. 10 ca
ant. More privacy than most Diet
houses. Lovely firepl on LIST fir: ex-
haust fan. and air-cond keep entire
house. perfectly comfortable at night
Lge.. back yd. made pvt. hv hedge
Mockine birds and song sparrows
nest here in summer and lineer In
winter Spruce. view and rhododen-
drons incl, in shrubbery: also many
roses. Bring your ,olaI film. yd
nlied with blossoms, worth crossing
town to see. House may be seen by
appt. Closed Sun: $4,000 or best
ofter: much less for cash. Most
adaptable house: owner can use
,, 3, or 4 bedrms. and still rent out
apis. This house paid for itself
twice for me. Let it pay for itself
Tor YOU. Owner W. E. HASKER
40 n Cf n q I'M EA~A
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KENSINGTON
New Brick Rambler-$17.95O

New center-hall brick rambler on
wide 65-ft lot and on no-traffic
street J block long. Living room with
stone fireplace, dining room. large
GE kitchen with dishwasher, Dis
posall and plenty of space for 4 or 5
% eat. bedrooms. u baths; full
wall heat eliminates draft, alu-
mtnum windows mot casementsl
silent light switches, plaster walls,
large hot-water heater. House is
fully insulated: sod and shrubs
down. Immediate occupancy. FL
low monthly payments. Also FHA
and conventional financing, Will take
back 2nd trusts. Close to puhIic
schools and bus. Better see this one.
Call RE. 5-6650 It'll 8 pm.
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HOUSES EoR SALIVA.
BY OWner-Save S750

BY Owner-Save $3.50
Falls CHI area--3-bedrm. brick.
Cape Cod on level "a acre with lawn.
trees. and veg garden, on quiet
dead-end street Lee. screened porch.
Ia baths. 13x1S kit. sep. dining
nm. Ice. liv. rm.. wIfirepl., storm
windows. full bsmt; cony. to schools,
transp., shop. FLA APP. S1S.250.
Our price. S17-500 Out Rte so. to
~ ! LIZ, hsht beyond seven Corners; iei ,
Tree lane. left 10 1905. JE. 3-75O2
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TWO BEDROOMS

All brick, full basement, modern.
fully equipped kitchen and separate
dining room Clean as whistle;
fenced, enclosed lot. Nicely shrubbed
$4,000.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga Ave. JU. 9-4l34 Til 9
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INvEsTMENT PROP, FOR SALE

$500 DOwN-Masonry duplex. ne.
area. Income Sl25 mo-. tenants Day
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MoNTcoMlRY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-on Bradley. lovely
with fun basement hieh view anc
pretty grounds Price. SEQ $50 Ash
for AFR Beall. MILIICENT CHATEL
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ar-Champagne

Possible mere and GU uon't have
TO he a millionaire. 3 btdrms. 2
baths. brS rembler Sunken liv. rm
with massive stone firepl.. formal
din r'n rec. rm. with hrepi out.
door ,pOrch.pstio. Sec. choice N.
~. 900 DIN Priced under $40. 400
with no payts. sur 20 YOUR pocket
book Your ooportunity is here. Call
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"COuNTRY LIVINC1N

Yet only sixteen miles from the
level ground. This modern Cape Cod
is only six years old. Very large
rooms including the modern kitchen
and nine 49, walk-in closets; just
what every housewife prayS for
The two full baths are out OF this
world. Two fireplaces. one located
IN brand-new recreation room
patio, etc. for onlv S2S. 500 Lo-
GATED only 400 feet from modern
highway on a hard-top road. Owner
transferred
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CLOSE IN"

Large frame bunealow. three bed
rooms. two full baths. large living
room, large kitchen, breakfast nook.
den. front porch, screened rear
porch. full basement with garage
large level yard. well Handicapped.
| Convenient to schools, churches,
SHOPPING and transportation Price,
J SIG $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-25

3 OR 4 BEDRMS.. 2ia BATHS
Brick Colonial. Owner has ac-
cepted position out of town. Home
has great many extras, such as
4th bedrm. or playroom in air-con-
lditioned knotty pine paneled attic;
brick garage; winter porch
delightfully."- Handicapped. Priced to
sell with or without furniture. Call
Ma. S-6440 till pm.
SIDNEY z. MENSH e. CO., NC,
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Conservatives

Reach for YOUR tpectacles. Here Il 4
traditional all-brk. Colonial home
when IS i9aded with charm. 3 bed
baths. Screen porch built-in gar
Fin. rec. m. como. SPACE and quail
ity like YOU want II. All cows. at
your disposal 1andily. Low down
payment will handle. Colonel owner
has gone and has drastically re-
duced the price % sell at only S24,-
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5000 DOWN-NON-GI

Falls Church area: 2-bed-
rm bungalow with permanent
stairway tc expan6able up
stairs; fireplace IN living rm.;
S12.g50. J. w. REALTY CO..
IA. S-IS1S.
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COLONIAL REALTY TEA Try co.
Six Children

More or less will be amply accom-
modated in this 5-bedrm.. 2-bath.
2-story Spac. home. Firepl. in liv.
rm family-size din. rm.. bic
cleaning white kit. with best Of
equip. : bedrms on LIST A.. 3 bed
$50 deep lot with generous plant
ings and trees. Cow N. Arl. loo
Only Sl5 500. Call IA. 10000 and
see 10 now.
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COLONIAL ) ]. III REALTY b CO.

ia. D-HYUO
HOLM HILLS-Nationaily famous
community Of contemporary homes
committing on Mt Vernon blvd. -
Attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler. 70 bed.
rms, are l3x15i. I bath, large Nv.
ing room with fireplace. patios back
and front; ia-acre wooded lot
Swimming pool membership Priced
at only $50, 800. win sell OF. FHA
OF Conventional. Other iistinrs In
MI E RoRRRrs re e. p fs9T NJ eqo uD
REAL ESTATE so. $4,000
EvsninSs or week ends. SO. S-se5o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA MD

1923 MIDDLETON LANE
3-bedrm. brick Colonial on q
most attractively Handicapped lot;
porch: Sl9.500. Ma S-9340. OIL
YER II. CARR. Realtor
TMnIAM CpDIMC AnEA
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Special Notice!

chS SIssds os I SiRs e b full O Ses
@ shop, 5lksA I to g scs oSsi Fi RsFi.
In liv. rm. $1,000 dn. viii handle
with Sly per mo-. met prin., int.
taxes and insur. Financing all in one
trust. Price. SIs,950. Call IA. Il
5000 Nithont delaN.
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ST. JAMES PARISH

3-bedrm.. e-bath. full
bsmt.. soft. rambler; base
board hot-water heat: COM
pletely redecorated: wooded
yard: S20.950. J. w. REALTY
CO., ia. S-IS5S.
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1923 p STREET

IS rms. 4 baths, oil h.-wh.; va
sunday. ~. e-7762.
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HOUSES for sALf. NV. lconl. !

lBARNABY WOODS. d. C.. CENTER
lhall brk. Colonial: den, 3 bedrms..
baths. I'm. rec. rIn., garaee. porch
lnne condition. Wonderful value al
ls26. 500.
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S45O DOWN

500 73rd pl, carmody Hills. 2
bedrms gas heat: fenced lot. $3.50
down, so per mo. including take,
and Insurance Also 3 bricks, $500
Mr. Wood. IL. 3-J6g5. WOOD 4
MITCHELL, REALTORS. RE. 5-5544
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'us. OPPORTUNITIES Cont. J

Washington, D. c
MONDAY. JUNE rs. 1896
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Buy Out-of-Pawn Diamonds
at lowest prices from WASH
ington's only Legal Pawn
Broker. These diamonds
we're left as collateral on a
loan for a fraction Of their
original value and must now
be sold to liquidate the loan.
To sell fast, they are priced
at lowest dealer prices. Ev-
cry diamond fully guaran-
teed in writing. We can ship
to your bank for inspection.
All prices plus tax.
l. Lady's s4-ct., blue-white color
hne American cut, set in lady's va
plain mtg. Price to liauidate loan,
2. Lady's IA cts, very attractive i've
IN .old-fashloned i1-k VIZ basket
style setting--specially priced Ss75
2. Lady's aN cts, sparkling brii.
liancy, modern cut. attractiyley SET
a II ,ady's VS. hshtail mtg: nnTe-
4. Lady's Ia cts. brilliant mod
ern american cut diamond, set in
latest style. lax. y.g. miracle TOD
mtg.; out. OF pawn only $500
q. lndy's over 2 cts. rare color
and brilliant, styled In iady's ex-
qHisite l4-k. VIZ. mtg. with 2 side
dias.; sale price S40s
a Mans 32' Masonic ring, Sci
with large brilliant diamond approx
"a Gus; a tremendous bargain from
our Loau Dept. only So50
2, Mans Ia cts. sparkling brill
nancy heavy handsome tailored
mtg unredeemed. only 5000
y, Diamond brooch pin; a maenifi.
cent platinum creation, set with I2n
round diamonds. all large size and
extra large approx. 3-ct. center, total
price ''' WV " ys ~
Q. Lady's opal and diamond riii nr
GORGEOUS large fine opal center
surrounded by 20 cut diamonds; i'm.
redeemed. only SS0s
-, CONFIDENTIAL LOANS o
ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES PUPS
AND .IEWEIRV AT fef
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PAINTER: inside and outside paint
ing, reasonable prices, free esti-
mates, work guaranteed. Mr..
WADE, Elk. 3-9B33.
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PAINTING, plastering and general
repairs: very reasonable rates. free
estimates: do my own work. Call
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Washington, d. G.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. 1898
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Accordian Instructions
TNcTpIT cOpD ANT

Certified teacher. LIST accord. solo
Isl with the Phila. orch. under
Eugene Ormandy. Soloist with the
call 10. 2.l23A for amt.
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RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE Z
Az 9th st. NV. MA. s-6l57
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FURNITURE-Bedr liv. rm., d.
nette. include sofa bed. matching
!.sa;,o wrinser washer: reas. RIA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23

BOOKs--wlds RANGE Of subjects
so. S-4422.
BOOKS, $500, 81 ibc and up: zoe
Martha's rd., Holm Hills, Alex.
OF ~. Hunt I'd. so. 8-4422.
BREAKFRONT, Regency decorator
Qrosfeld House, solid mahogany
piece. Orig; $1,000; will sac. fol
BRICKS
Small or Lee Quantities. Open Sat
ALASKA BRICK CO., MA. S.5SS5
BROWN BROADTAIL JACKET, sizl
sperling's. RoETzEL. NO. 7-6S33.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-23
FURNITURE

FamiIy MOVING 20 FIofida
breakfront. so BY As BY 81 in; din
table. 81 BY a. in. extra ieavesl
buffet, SO by % BY 30 in: Ball 4
Claw Chippepdale style.
MahoR. odd pieces--Pie crust
table, 30 in; Victorian chairs.
occasional; Victorian rocker. solid
Period China cabinet. curved
glass doors; mirror. beveled edge
fun length easel type. All in Al
cond. No dealers please. OIL 2