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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Williamson
Crossroads
BY Mrs. Bessie Williamson

L.nwool NvdgCu-'h OF Louis
burg Coilyk, spent the weekend
with his mother
Nh. and Mrs.. u-a Martin AMI
Mrs. Rcva williams 4 EIldcn-
boro spent sometime Tuesday
with Mr5. Bo.slc Williamson.
Mrs. Hilbert MralS and Becky
visited Miss Carolyn Williamson
recently
Mr.. and Mr.. Bobby William
son spent the weekend with he
Q MCPhCrson's in VAUDEVILLE.
Mrs Earl Wii,rm~.n and Mrs.
Joe Hedgcpcth were among the
peopule from this community
who attended the Carolin1s Yam
Festival IN Tabor Cay las: week
Mrs. Carol Martin anG Miss
Carolyn Williamson visited Mrs.
BIon Martin recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Weave Martin
Sp, mt some time At me beach last
week.
Mrs. Bessie Williamson. Mrs.
Bobby Williamson and Mrs. n.
Williamson. also Ms. Irwin Will
hanson. BernIce and Linda Will
hanson attended the Yam Festi-
val in Tabor City last week.
Mrs. Clinton williamson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bessie Will
hanson and family.
Miss Shirley and Danna Will
Hanson visited Beverly William
son recently.
Mrs. T. l.. Jcrn!gan Of Fair
mont visited her mother. Mrs.
Nora Williamson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Roard Appoints
Watts To New
Assistants Post

The Town Board official
.r EEL Watts 20 the assistant
poli." chiefs post last night Il
;r rular meeting.
" will receive no addition
. salary hut will be second il
ommtnd Of the local police
'.rcc.
Other business transacted Lass
irh, ~ the town fathers inclui-
q giuinr oFficinl notice that the
wu hour parking ordinance
would ne strictly enforced on
both sides of Railroad Street
Fourth Street and Fifth Street.
Courtesy ticket; will be given
parking violators who are from
out Of town.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
Methodist Women
Hold Meeting

Mrs. Martin Chamber gave III.
program entitled Home Mi>siu"
Centers and Race" nj the gcncru.
meeting 90; the Womau'S Society
Of Christian Service. SAINT Paul
Methodist Church. held I'm IN,
church chapel last evening.
Ir... 20 The program she con-
Quoted the devotional on the
theme \ Day IN \ Socia. NO..
Of Life"
M. Randall Burleson, presi-
dent. presided.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
New Teachinu
Methods Heard
Al williams

Seventy Interested first grade
mothers and fathu~s attended q
meeting d: the W:lliamS Town
ship School Tuesday night. Oct
obCr 8. 1857.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
DEN LEONARD

Alden Leonard, nrtiVc of thi
City. is a patient IN the High.
nth Hospital. Fayetteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-10-16
CJ'TU CAROLINA VISITORS

Mrs. b. G.. Butler of South
ia is visiting IN the home
& her daughter. Mrs. F. / Joyn-
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were described here by the two
scientists who are probing into
their life cycles. Drs. Joseph H.
Camin and Paul Enrich, as
among the worlds most popu-
lous creatures and a growing
menace to the health of man,
animals and crops.
Their average size is that of
the period at the end Of this
sentence. but the largest species
found in the tropics measures
half an inch long, and the
smallest. the diminutive Arth-
ropoda. is invisible to the naked
eye.
Spread Bubonic Plague
AS red spiders" they are a
bane of existence for gardeners,
particularly those who try to
grow roses. But the Institutes
Of Health are most concerned
about their role in the spread
Of the bubonic plague. which
lately has made its appearance
in the western United States.
While the plague is trans
mitted to man from rats and
squirrels by fleas, it is carried
from rat to rat by mites. &C
cording to DR.. Camin. The
scientific aim is to learn how to
disrupt their sex lives and COM
plicated life cycles as an aid to
control of their Enthusiastically.
rapid multiplication in almost
all parts of the world.
The small creatures are Or
ganized into several distinct
families, and spread from the
Arctic IN the Antarctic regions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

adapting themselves to land
fresh water and sea. Now the
spread of commerce and closer
communications seem to be
moving species into new areas.
Scrub typhus. q serious
health problem in World War
II which proved fatal to Amer
lean fighting men in the Pacific
area. is a mite-borne ailment
which lately has made its in
itial appearance in the CONT
mental United States, presum-
ably hitchhiking rides on air.
planes and in shipments.
Aided by Specialists
Drs. Camin and Enrich are
among only 40 acarologists, or
mite scientists. in the country
but they are receiving assist
ance from specialists in many
industries which consider mites
among their growing menaces.
These include poultrymen,
who rank them as q principal
health menace to all birds.
including canaries. parakeets,
doves and pigeons; tree nur-
serymen. because red spider
mites are the cause of most
evergreens turning brown. and
the cheese industry. which for
years has com b atted the
cheese-mite with indifferent
success.
Museum scientists have come
forward as allies also, because
one mite species is the major
danger to priceless collections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

Working closely with the dean
Of students. the students direc-
tors welcome new students to
the school and are on duty
during all campus activities.
Eight area students have
been graduated from MERGERS
burg (Pa) Academy:
John w. Allen. whose parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar p. Allen,
are with the American Embassy
in Paris; Robert F. David of
7542 Alaska avenue NV, Will
liam w. Dryfoos Of 440l
Cathedral avenue NV, David
Gichner of 6115 Thirty-third
street NV, Mark L. Stevens
of 1880 Langly court NV :
Thomas W. Wilson of 303l
Cambridge place NV, John E.
Collins of Germantown, Nd,
and John M. Drustrup of 1914
Jefferson avenue, Falls Church,
Va.
4 4 + 4
Charlotte AyreS, daughter of
James l.. Ayres of 325 Terrell
avenue, Forest Heights, Md,
has been graduated from Aver
EFT College, Danville, Va.
y =
Two area graduates of Duke
University, Durham, N. c., have
been commissioned second lieu
tenants in the Air Force Re-
serve. They are Neil H. Harley
of 1910 jamestown road, York
own Village. Nd. and John w
Petit, son of DR.. and Mrs.
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from Oberlin (Ohio) College:
Anne Budlong, Route 8, Nc
Lean, Va; Anne Mcknight,
5038 Park place, Brookdale,
Md: Mrs. Abigail Sibley. NORM,
Sill Thirty street NV;
Shirley Pao, 2001 Nineteenth
street NV; Laura Simms,
28l7 Twelfth street NE, and
Dorothy Van Eseltine, 5403
Forty-frst street NV.
Also, Carole Williams. 3735
Seventeenth place NE; Laurie
Gaskins, 5619 York lane. Be-
thesda; Janet Mcclure. 5507
Charles street, Bethesda: Will
liam Fleming, ALL Stanford
street, Chevy Chase; Ellen
Weiss. 1903 Warwick place,
Chevy Chase, and Margaret
Andrus. 604 Dartmouth avenue,
Silver Spring.
Also, Jean Carol, 500 Per-
shing drive, Silver Spring; Gay
Fischer, 301 Philadelphia ave-
nue., Takoma Park; Mr.. Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

M. B. Petit of st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
i \ y
CarOlynne Veazey. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Veazey. 540l Livingston road,
Oxtn Hill, Md, has received
two awards from Hood College,
Frederick, Md.
They are the Alumnae Asso-
citation prize for the best essay
appearing in the college liter
airy magazine. Herald, and an
award presented by a past edi-
tor of the Blue and Gray school
newspaper, for the best news
story appearing in the paper
during the past academic year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

shall Morrow, Route I, Amman.
dale, Va; Robert Bushnell, 227
North Wakefield street, Airing
ton, and Clara Swift. 323 North
Oxford street. Arlington.
william NJ. Dante, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee F. Dante Of
1921 Nevada avenue, a recent
graduate Of the College of the
Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass.
has been commissioned an en-
sign in the Navy. He was en-
rolled in the Naval ROTC at
Holy Cross for the last four
years.
Catherine X. Berger, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin D.
Berger, of 2941 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, was in the play
"a Midsummer Nights Dream. .
presented as part of the recent
commencement program at
House In The Pines Junior
College, Norton, Mass.
4 4 y
Mary L. Luton of 1923 Jack
son street NE. was among the
286 graduates of the George
Peabody College for Teachers,
Nashville, Tenn. Miss Luton
received a master of arts degree.
She has a bachelor of science
degree from D. c. Teachers
College here.
\ \ 4 4
william X. Campbell Of 3240
N street NV. has been ap-
pointed a student director at
Tri-State College, Angola, Ind.
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Scientists Open
3-Year Drive
ToCurb Mites

CHICAGO. July II (NANA).-
IN collaboration with the Ma
tional Institutes of Health of
Bethesda. Md. the Chicago
Academy of Sciences here is
launching a three-year pro-
gram to take the measure of
"the mighty mite"
Powerful though tiny. mites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

by the Foreign Service to Bill
bao, Spain.
At Western High, Miss Col
Inns was editor-in-chief of the
school yearbook and was a
member of the Debate Club.
She was elected lieutenant
governor at Girls State here a
year ago. She was also a win
ner, for the last two years, of
the national piano playing
additions.
Miss Collins is spending the
summer as a clerk-typist for
the Agriculture Department.
Karen Clark, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry w. Clark. 1914
Thornapple street, Chevy
Chase, Md, has been graduated
from the preparatory depart
ment of Penn Hall Junior Col
lege and Preparatory School
Chambersburg. Pa.
The following local area stu
dents have been graduated
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COLLEGE NEWS
Western Graduate
Wins Scholarship

Erica Collins daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ralph S. Collins
awarded Genesee Scholarship by the University Of
Rochester Rochester N She will begin studies in September
A June graduate of Western High School, Miss Collins
formerly lived 2753 Woodley place NV with her parents
but her family has moved because Of Mr. Collins reasgnment
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Ex-AdmiruI q Guide

TOKYO, July II (R.-Yoshi-
suke Abe. a vice admiral in
Japan's World War II Imperial
Navy. has become a guide for
tourists in his home town Of
Kamakura. a beach resort south
of Tokyo. He has just qualified
as a French guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

= Ted birds and mounted
insects.
use reptiles appear TO
attract the widest variety of the
little creatures, the two scien-
fists are maintaining a colony
of snakes in the basement Of
the academy. and expect their
study to extend over at least
three years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. AIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE. country home with Il
acres OF land. ideal for rest home
or sracious retirement; located II
Greenbrier valley, IL miles from
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va
$1,000. Call OWNER. Ell. 6-4995
after q pm.
LOVELY BEDROOM HOME for
rent on 5 acres, Electric kitchen.
large baths: all brick with 2-caY
garage. 2Ox40-ft. fiagstone terrace;
nreplaces, Sl15 per mo. Leesburg
Va. SP. 1885.
FOR SALE-4-bedroom brick, . yrs
old, all-electric kitchen, . baths: .
hrepls.; 20x4O-ft. fiagstone terrace;
S-car garage; 3 acres. Leesburg, Va.
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY - Old
restored. z rooms. lily. rm. panel
enc stone one res Dsrs Path IA modern
PILLAR. Broker. Sperryville, va
Phone 1852.
NEED THE GOOD EARTH? Thumb,
itch to get into soft. cool soil in
the country air? A secluded 100.
year-old. small 2-story, well-fur
nished house OF walnut log anC
mortar with upper story Of clap.
board, set on a gentle hillside or
beautifully planted grounds offered
for, sale; shady woods in the real
and a wide rolling Loudoun County
valley in front; I acres Of fertile
from general store, so miles from
District and mile from the Pc.
tomac. on improved road in Va.
$3.50. Ideal week end or year.
round retreat. Write Box Job
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ON THE RIVER

ON THE RIVER
ABOUT 90 MILES FROM d. c.
330-acre beef farm, approximately
100 acres river bottom. quaint old
home. 9 rooms and bath. cattle
barn. large feeder shed. . silos, 20
white face: bic list equipment, In
Guiding . tractors: S57, 900. every
thing WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY tS502, once: s1S2, resi-,
i45 ACREs--old brick home, part
of General Smallwood farm, now
being restored; 3 bedrms.. ibx30-
IT. liv rm., firepls.. kit. bath, util.
nm. din. rm: Excel, stock farm.
Communting dist. Price, $2l.b00;,
NAL 9 bo serssEs,y ,, American c? SSS
floor; wide flooring. 3 barns. other
bldgs, l-mi. I'd. frontaee. About
100 acres tillable. Excel. share ten
ant raising tobacco and other crops.
Close to water. Ready to restore.
has cleo. Shows good income. Price.
S25. 900: terms.
Approx. 600 acres-several houses
tobacco Z and stock farm. Price,
100 acres-Run-d down farm. on I'd .
Old house, barn and stable. a lot
of pine timber. 30 mi. from d. c.
Less than $50 acre. Buy and hold.
Price, $3.50: terms
Others from $3.50 TO $40, 600.
all sizes, inland and waterfront.
ESper. retired farmers to show and
"0 SOUTHERN MD. REALTY co.
LaPLATA. MD. WE. 4-s432
%. A.-.-6-rm. log-and-stone res. very
old; cleo: bath, Ice, fireplace. stone
garage, spring water. excel view
Loudoun Valley; in Blue Ridge Mts,,
AZ mi. D, c.: $4,000
90 A-Unimproved 1,sn0-ft.
river frontage; "A mi. Route z; beau
tiful bldg sites $500.
The above are ideal for develop-
ment, each having road frontage.
s A.. bordering mt. stream. 3-rnn.
log cabin, porch. cleo. water in
kitchen. eas stove, heater. refrieera.
tor. furniture: tool she'd and equip;
| mi Shenandoah River; $4,000.
c. c, ELSA e. SON
Bluemont. Va.
Tele Academy f-edo1
once Open Daily and Sundays
NEARLY 200 ACRES. "Laytonstone"
overlooking Routes .lh-29. Barns.
Silo 6-room tenant house. 1o-room
dwelling bath; etc. $4,000. excel
! rooms. bath; near acre lot in Mid
land = bOn. terms. STOCK and
DAIRY farms. stock and machinery
available Other properties
B. r. PERROW. Real Estate Agency,
Remington. Va
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
FARMS

OVER AN ACRE. priced for ouicl
sale. Lot - Sec !. Broad Rur
Farms, Loudoun County, Virginia
1000 Call Herndon 762-W-..
II3 ACRES, Southern Md. Coco
house, and outbldgs Priced TO sell
oXoN HILL, REALTY CO, 555i
Livingston rd Sc 10. 10000
DAIRY FARM: Howard County---
on corner ,S q sa sats e, rSHdS se
dairy and ioailnR barns for ship.
ping milk TO Baltimore market;
modern house. dishwasher: easy
commun distance To wash. and
Baltimore; more than 1 mi road
iSGgdSsDe, ,o, Priced d tc Ss,i GSek sy sals
protected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
REAL ESTATE
DISCOUNT SAT,EI

This handsome. detached. 15-unit
apt. house. located of upper 18th
St. in excellent condition. has an
income OF $4,000 yearly, with low
s73,5OO. Only $4,000 cash re-.
CURED. Ewes. call WO 6-0963.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 X st. NV, Realtor, Elk. S-IsIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
4 BEDROOMS

e outstanding brick ramblers in
Club Hills requires 1880 down and
the second near the Seven Corners
shopping center, requires only 81. 900
down. Both homes have pa bath
rooms, Easements. separate dining
rooms, etc. Call today, JE. 2-37S3
or CIR. 3-0SS6 or drive out SUNDAY
TO-. Glebe I'd. and Dittmar I'd. and
follow our open signs.
DOMINION REALTY
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INvEsrMEN1 PROP WANTED


II HAVE $4,000 EQUITY in my
100000 Bethesda home, plus abou,
S10.0OO cash Want to trade for
small home or Investment property
OWNER. RA. 6-0400 or OIL. 6-766tI
HAVE CLIENT with SIZE, 600 cash
for. apartment building or CONNER
sial-type Investment. Please call
Mr.. CARR, Jr.. Ma. S-9340: ewes,
PO. 2-i304
NEED INVESTMENT PROPS, ants
bldgs.,. stores. houses, MICHAEL T
FABRIzIo, Real Estate. NO. 7-5ai3
GAS STATION SITES. MARYLAND
and D. We have buyers r. a
DUNE CO.. FE. 3-l173. no. ..
0700
BROKER HAS BUYER for 20 to "a
unit apt BLDG. D. c. or Md. Not
over 5 years old. No cblieations
unless a contract IS accepted Box
$3.50. otal'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE - Mont Co. Nd.
zoned light industrial; 3.200 "a. Il
NEW MASONRY AND STEEL indus
trial buildings. April occupancy
separate or multiple units; 25-ft
width by 70-ft, depth. loft. clea
ceiling height, Property ampl,
WILLIE INDUSTRIAL PARK. FUR
MAN BUILDERS OIL i-3a50
SILVER SPRING. KFNSINGTOr
AND WIiEATON--5evernl buildingi
available, 1900 70 10 000 50. IL
$500 and in. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, JU D-2bb2. ewes. anc
sun. .Ju, 7-637l.
10000 SO, TT ON ONE FLOOR
with parking on roof, flreproof
opcn space: heated Rental, ISt
So. H. 1mmed possession Consult
Mr.. r. NJ. Taylor. SHANNON 4
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, IA l4th st
NV. MA. S-93i5.
NEW BUILDINGS now available fol
Industrial. warehOusing and dis,
tributlon IN A.l2-2i 10, 0OO feel
units. DeslRned for low cost labol
operation with every modern facil.
ity. Inspection BY appointment
Union 4.S0n5. Sat. and Sun.
Juniper b-6236.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

Lee w. Charters, Inc.
Mclean. Va. Elmwood $4,000
Ewes, Mrs. Thompson, KE. S-6933
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

ON WEST VIRGINIA AVE. Me-
$500 SnII 80 q; plus s'o3n-it Land
sI4 Penna. ave. SCI 4 II. ssS,SSSs4
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OLD ABE

OAO ADG
Was raised in a log
cabin but not q modern
one like this. Nestled
among dogwood and
large trees, this
charmer will make
ones rustic desires
surge. Come see 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24

SILVER SPRING, 1915 Georgia ave
scrimgeour Building-Desk space
S2b mo. CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor,
10. 4-7700, 10. $4,000, JU. $1,000
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COLORADO BLDG.
I4th AND @ SITS, NV.

Rare opportunity to obtain l rm.
In this world famous bids, has been
completely renovated, incl. fluores-
cent lights. asphalt tile flooring and
Venetian blinds; moderate rent: BLDG
wired for air conditioning. Also
available April l. beautiful 2-rm.
suite on front Of bldg. See superin-
tsndent TO inspect or call MR.. GILL,
EN-. $4,000.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
IwAREHousEs-RENT tcent) OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT
inuahi

METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO..
so Fla. ave. n.e.-Centrally located
Tor storage and distribution OF
politap Area; ideal for broker, fac
tory rep. or anyone needing top
service at economical rates.
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Mr.. Rlverdale I'd. $4,000 50. IT,.
350-it. frontage on Edmonton I'd
in shopping area; zoned c-l. Will
sell parcels. Ideal for car wash.
bakery. once bldg, etc. owner
wants quick sale. Priced TO sell.
oa BuRcH REALTY CO.
TO. p-5Dn9 Eyes, HA. 2-00Tn
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is, .n, 4NP NEW YORK AVE NINA
Nv. quarters reas. MA. $1,000
ATLAS. EN-. 2.3033.
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MODERN l-story masonry ware
ing shcw room and, ONCE. Railroad
siding. drive in and tailgate truck
doors, Ample parking. See Mr.
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BUILDING AND YARD

Zoned md eomml: remodeled O.
rm. house with approx. lO,OOO-sd 1T
yard area: neiehboring prop. has
rr. siding. suitable for auto parking
or storage. excel. for contractor OF
distributor, etc: reasonably priced
ROBERT c. WINSTON
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LoUNDouN COUNTY. VA, on

HAMILTON-a acres. nice land. as
phalt road, close TO town: S-room
modern home; mt view: nice located.
WEEKEND PROPERTY-10 &C,
part wooded; . springs, pond site.
New 4-room bungalow. A real buy.
81. 500
Business. gen. mdse. and meats.
a real money maker. A dandy loea-
ton. priced right
WoLFoRD & WHALEY. Brokers
Phi. CT 5-2ls1-2731. Hamilton, Va.
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MEDICAL ARTS BLDG
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

OLD, established tailoring. firm. would
Ike TO share space with q haber-
Star
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Justo Few Of the Hundreds of
VoIues at Both Mozor Stores

6.Pc. Custom Brushed White French
Provincial Bedroom Suite. Washing.
ton store only. Res. Q0E 90
i.l9SDO --------------- VI
6-Pc. Hibriteu Creise Walnut Italian
Provincial Bedroom Suite. Wash.
inElon store only. Res. AOE 90
10000 1880 I'D
6-Pc. Johnson Hsndley johnson Of Grand
Rapids Tawny Mahogany Country Di.
rccloiEe Massive Bedroom suite with
double bed or oft. DIN. dual he'd. Wash.
ington store only. Reg. OOE 90
2,l29OO - ~
s-Pe. Brandt Mahogany Diuette Suite with
Round Extension Table and Side
Chairs. Washington store OO so
only. Res. 5000 ----
Brandt Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Drop
a i,e-.. I1 Rs. 10 a. J, both 1885
6Pc. Custom Ermine White and Brass
Huge Modern Bedroom Suite with s.
foot, 6-ineh Dual Bed. Washington
store only. Res. TOE 90
NfO~~sf"
6Pe. Exclusive MAJOR Chsnlilly Pink
French Provincial Bedroom Snile. Wash.
ington store only. Res. coz 90
l,095.00 OTO
6-Pe. MorEanlon French Gray French
Provincial Bedroom Suite. wash.
ing i%sl 90 store only. Reg. 4o5 90
VV1'VV
72-Inch Wide Romweber Acacia Classic
Breaklront in Autumn Finish. Wash.
ington store only. Reg. SOE 90
sLl9S ---------------- O2
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Baker Far East Lamp Table in Burmese
teak and pecan. Washington GO. so
store only. Reg. 1880 - ~
Baker Far East Breaklront In Burmese
teak and pecan with cane doors.
S Es.Ai sgsS" store only 1890
ape. Walnut Modern Bedroom suite.
Washington 1ua o., store only. l0o.50
Res. 10000 ~
6Pc. -Tropicale7 Solid African MshoE-
any Modern Bedroom Suite with dual
bed. Washington store DOC. so
only. Res. $1,000 LII
ape. Morgsnion VilIaNOva Italian Pro-
vineiaI Bedroom Suite in al cherry.
Wa washi ing Q" store only. 1880
Chesapeake Modern Lawson Sleep
Sofa. Foam cushions. brown. WASH
Ing iSsl q store only. Res. $4,000
Englander Italian Provincial Tuk-a-bed.
va y..h i'm o. store only. $3.50
Modern Buffet Bar in Black Iaqucr.
Washington store only. EO.50
Res. 1000 = -
: Wall Cabinets in Walnut with Bars In
stalled. Washington store IL N
only. Reg. 1850 TO $1,000 Is :"
English Regency Mahogany Breskironi.
Grown Glass, grill door. Silver
sPri a store only. Req $4,000
S9oOO 80
Pair Of Mueller Of Grand Rapids Dir
rectoire Chairs. Black arms and
legs. Cord Fortuny print. Silver
spring store only. Reg. .,.h &c. 90
MCM Provincial Sofa with Carved Fruit.
wood frame and legs. TwoAoned beige
fabric. Spring-down cushion. Silver
sgrinr store only Res. 1890
Beacon Hill Marble Planter Cocktail
Table. ChippendsIe mahogany legs. Silver
sPrinE store only. Reg. 1890
$3.50 ~
Johnson Handley Johnson Modern
Birch BreakfronL Silve- SnrinS
=: :.S % only Res $500
Tempo Highlander Twin Size Hollywood
Beds consisting Of headboard. inner.
spring mattress and box spring on leEs.
Aqua or toast. Washington EO.o5
store only. Reg. 1000 W
Group Of Pullman Sleepers. Assorted
styles, fabrics and 10000
eolors. Washington store LII 70
only. Reg. $4,000 TO $40 90
1900 $500 ---- 49, SII
weiman Mahogany Marble Top Lamp
Tables. At beth stores. - AO.o5
Reg. 1895 'e'" u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-06


Kittinger Chinese Modern Nest Tables,
ebony with tortoise she'll eifert top.
w Y ,GS on store only. 1850
Solid Cherry Early American block front
Dresser Bases. Washington 90 so
store only. Reg. 1900 ga. ~
sOx54 Venetian Mirrors, Al 90.oS
both stores. Res. S0.0S ~
l-Pe. Huge Swirl Mahogany Regency
Bedroom Suite with Dual Bed. Wash.
ington store only. Res. llO so
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7Pc. Custom French Court Bedroom
Suite In figured Acacia. Wash.
ingion store only. Res. | 3Q6. 90
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