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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09
One Man Looks
At God
(By Charles w. Carlson, Pastor,
St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Oakland Maryland)

And so another Christmas has
come and gone. Was it not wonder
full! The material pleasures were
felt by all Of us, the candies, cook
les, turkey, ham, and all the other
wonderful things to eat; the joy of
watching a loved one open a gift
that we have lovingly picked out
for him; the excited looks of sur
prise as the children come down in
their paiamas to see the spread of
toys beneath the tree e. not only
this, but the spiritual wealth as
well was felt by many. Some went
to church for the second time this
year, and for Il moment were
brought closer to their Lord; the
"old regulars" came once again to
hear the wonderful story of good
news Of a great joy that shall be
for all the people, for unto you this
day, in the city of David, is born
savior, which is Christ the
Lord" The story is no habit for
these children of God, but great
event which somehow brings new
strength and growth each time it
is heard.
Throughout our land the feeling
of warmth radiated as men be-
came a little kinder to each other,
little more patient with each
others faults, little more willing
to- share of their material goods
with those less fortunate.
But how easy it is to lose this
feeling! With the aftermath of
Christmas comes broken toys, trees
that have lost their needles, gifts
that have to be exchanged, COM
plants about big bills, and all the
other things that could possibly
lose for US all Of the spirit Of
Christmas" that we have gained.
| think that whether we lose this
feeling of love or not depends upon
what Christmas ultimately means
to us. If it has been merely a ma
terial celebration, depending alone
on the material surroundings OF a
false trapping, then Christmas will
soon lose its meaning. But if the
central figure in your celebration
of Christmas has been Christ him
self, then this event will cause you
to make him the Lord of every day
of your life. 1t will enable you to
face the reality Of the fact that
material things come and go. but
the real values in life lie deep with
, in the soul of man; it will enable
you to 90 forth and try to alleviate
suffering in world which in many
areas Of civilization faces starva-
ton as an everyday occurrence; it
will strengthen you to live your
! life as a child Of God, preparing
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09
Seventeen Traffic Violations
Are Listed During Week

Seventeen violations of the Motor
Vehicle laws we're recorded at
the office of Trial Magistrate Earl
c. Friend during the past two
weeks
William J. Shirley, Barksdale,
La, passing over double white
line, SIS.
Dana Richard Dintaman, Oak
land, falling to drive to right of
center of road; entered plea of
not guilty, verdict of guilty, S.
fine and costs were suspended.
William Young Shaffer, Horse
Shoe Run, W. Va, failing to drive
to right of center of road; entered
plea of not guilty, verdict of guilty,
SIS and costs were suspended.
Frederick Monroe Mullens, Mil
ton, w. Va, improper parking, $40
and costs.
James Thomas Paugh, Deer
Park, reckless driving, SIS and
costs.
Robert Alexander Duncan, Eliza
BETH Pa, passing over solid white
line, SIS and costs.
Charles Junior Paugh, Deer
Park, operating under influence of
alcohol, pleaded guilty, 500 and
costs.
Charles Junior Paugh, also dis
playing plates issued to another
vehicle, $40 and costs.
Hubert Asa Friend, Friendsville,
operating at a speed greater than
, reasonable and proper; entered
plea of not guilty, verdict of guilty.
$40 fine and costs were suspended.
Robert Osborne Harvey, Kitz-
miller, falling to obey stop sign,
S. and costs
Howard Albert Buchanan, Cum
berland, exceeding 50 miles per
hour, SIS and costs.
Martin Franklin Vetter, Oakland,
passing near the brow of hill,
S. and costs.
Ernest Lowell Ridenour, Scott
dale, Pa, exceeding 50 miles per
hour, SIS.
Alice Joyce Wagner, McHcnry,
failing to stop while entering
through highway from an unpavcd
road, S..
| Harold Lewis Mason, LOnacOn-
ing, passing on double white line,
IS.
Harold Lee Snyder KingWoud,
exceeding so miles per hour, SIS.
Richard Lloyd Taskcr, Deer
Park, failing to drive to right of
center of highway, $40.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09
Willard MauSt Has
Top Herd, December

willard Mau5t who has "a regis
tered Holstein COWS, had the top
herd in the DHIA No. l for De-
cember l, John Junior Yoder,
supervisor, announced. His herd
had an average of ll02 pounds of
milk and ASP pounds of fat
Herd of Simon Tice was second
with Is cross breed cows produc-
ing $50 pounds of milk and Ais
pounds of fat Third was the herd
of Oren c. Bender with Is grade
Holsteins producing an average of
1910 pounds of milk and 40.7
pounds of fat Elmer Miller. with
l6 grade Holstein COWS, was fourth
with 800 pounds of milk and 40.8
pounds of fat. Crist Yoder was
fifth with 81 registered Holstein
cows producing an average of 946
pounds of milk and 401 pounds of
fat.
Top COW was Clover, grade Hol-
stein of Clark Yoder with 2290
pounds of milk and 1913 pounds Of
fat Second was Nellie. cross
breed of Simon Tice with 2110
pounds of milk and 81 pounds of
fat. Third was White, registered
Holstein Of Crist Yoder, with 1920
and IS. Fourth was Patty, regis
tered Jersey of Raymond Schrock
with 1880 and SO. Fifth was Judy,
registered Holstein of Willard
Maust, with 211O and 80.
Also tying for fifth place in
butterfat was Alvin H. Yoder with
registered Guernsey that produced
1880 pounds of milk and 81 pounds
of fat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09
State Real Estate
Tax Is Expected
To Drop Slightly

Although increases have been
forecast in Maryland's sales and
income taxes next year, the real
estate tax is expected to decline
slightly.
The Board of Revenue Estimates
said this week that a rate of 1867
cents per 500 property evaluation
should be sufficient to service the
state debt The current rate is
14.25 cents.
The amount of bonded indebted
ness to be redeemed each year de-
termines the levy which is added to
local taxes on real estate.
The board warned, however, that
its estimate for next years rate
does not take into account the re-
cent court of appeals ruling in the
Sears Roebuck case which held
that real estate and personal prop
erty must be assessed in the same
manner.
Previously it had been the prac-
tice to tax personal property at
full face value and tax real estate
at some amount less than full
value. State tax officials are plan
ming to ask the Legislature in
February for new law which
would make it legal to continue
this distinction between real and
personal property.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

pany's rates, Potter said. Barring
unforeseen condition, the forecast
indicates continuing reduction in
the average kilowatt-hour price to
residential customers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

you for that time when this world
for you indeed pass away, and you
will go on to the eternal life that
your Father has prepared, because
of the gift Of Christ. This is our
prayer for all Of you.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

More than onc-third of the ma
TONS Congress members went
travelling abroad last year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

Traffic toll of 159 set a one-day
New Year record.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

t5B on gas. What's more, as an option
Ford brings you the level smooth going Of
4 true air ride new Ford-Aire Sus-
pension. Come in and get the whole picture
Of the ''ncwsest' car for So You'll find
Ford's low price makes the picture perfect
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-01-09

Most people think they've heard wrong
when they hear the low, low Ford price
Who'd ever guess you could get 50 many
flne-car features in a car that's priced
among the very lowest There's Ford's all
new styling that turned heads from Paris
to Pakistan in a round the-World tour.
There's totally new Intcrccptor VS.
engine with Precision Fuel Induction.
Team it with Ford's versatile new Cruise
O-Matc Drive and you can save up to
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-31
KODIAK MIRROR
CD in Portland
 Rotary Club Film

A movie on civil defense was presented at the Rotary club meet ing held Tuesday noon at the Is- land Fountain. Art Brooks, CD director for this area, introduced the film, which showed Portland, Oregon. it's civic government and departments, already geared for defense, making "a mass evacua- tion from the city prior to an ex- pected air raid.
 Patients from hospitals, people from offices, factories and homes were rushed from the downtown area to designated underground areas in a matter of minutes. Port land is said to be one of the best prepared cities in the nation.
 Secretary Burnh|am read a let ter confirming the clubs adoption of a 12-year-old Austrian boy. The boy, Theodore Witzany, was born in occupied Austria after the war, during a time of poverty and nor al breakdown in the country. He is the second boy the club has adopted, the first being young Korean.
 Among the guests at the meet ing were John Reeder, Lou Veer- man, Bill Wood, Tommy Renshaw Doug Preston, Vic Ivorson and Bob Miller.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-31
of high quality.

of high quality.
 James Mason, Joan Fontaine, Dorothy Dandridge, Joan Collins and Michael Rennie are starred with Harry Belefonte. In the sup porting cast are Diana Wynyard, John Williams, Stephen Boyd, Pa tricia Owens, Basil Sydney, John Justin, Ronald Squire and Hart ley Power er-fourteen major parts.
 The story told is one of jealous ly, hatred, fear and love. Two British West Indies locations were selected on which to film this ex- ceptiOnal novel. In CinemaScope and Deluxe color, the drama is backgrounded in the Caribbean islands of Barbados and Grenada,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-31
SEEKS BIDS ON ADAK JOB

The 17th Naval District Public Works office here has called for bids for the construction of 166-man barracks at the U. S. Ma val Station, Adak. Estimated cost of construction is between $5OO,- 900 and $1,OOO,OOO.
 The work is described as con struction of a two story 35'x27O' reinforced concrete building with full basement complete and ready for use as a 166-man barracks. In- cluded in the work is site grading, parking lot, and connections to ex- isting utilities.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-31

with a populace abundant in color full native costumes.
 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 Frank Sinatra heads the cast in The Man with the Golden Arm" as Frankie Machine, golden armed dealer" and drug-addict in the play from the story of the same name. Elin0r Parker plays Zosh, his embittered, wheel-chair ridden wife; and Kim Novak is Molly, the voluptuous cabaret dancer of the novel.
 KIDS SPECIAL WEDNESDAY
 John Fletcher, manager of the Orpheum, announced this week a special matinee for the kids on Wednesday. He titles it the Mic
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-31
1(sS(:'z66EES 1(s
TODAY

The Return of Jack SlasTc," a Superscope Western, is the movie showing today at the Orpheum Theatre. In the cast are John Eric son in the title role and Mari Blanchard.
 SUNDAY and MONDAY
 Island in the Sum- Daryl F. Zanuck production from the best selling novel of Alec Waugh, is a screen version of the story that deals with the gradual crumbling of social and economic barriers between Negroes and whites in a British colony. The movie cast contains many actors and actresses
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flick on the screen h the principS roles of Mister Cory"
 Tony is a smooth and attraclise youth from a Chicago slum. wAo becomes.sa big-time gambler az t!l breaks into high sCciety. Mar4has| Hyer is a society girl of dubious morals who fsll n love witA Cur \, tis. h., the Sasf kfs charlaf Bit ford and Kathryn Grant.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-05-31

key Mouse Fun Club" and states an all Walt Disney feature to- gether with cartoons make up the program. The Fun Club meets for one showing at 2. pm. only This is not free, of course, but should be must for the young SterS.
 THURSDAY and FRIDAY
 Tony Curtis and Martha flyer
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

ApDRESSOGRAPn, cabinet desk
Model u5O, excel Conu Phone
nHOsA, 81 A.ltHi, MIR CASEY
annuN gAuINITSt aiso
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FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTIQUES

,.atpe constantly muyIng STOCK Out
Gcurgia ave go Rte ~ y milts
rleht on Rte. Gua. WAlker 3-i"3l
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DIAMONDS, unusual oneFing
LAdyE diamond 50 cts; = SIDE
bass, white plat mounting best
cash oiieT Also bracelet, almost
~ cts, 90 diamonds, 80 sAp-
phiTtE, Heat cash otifT Appf, eeTs
10, insured RA, Hshinu,
DIAMOND RING, mArauike, neArlS
carat No dealers, Telephone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

LApYs OVER ., CT, beautiful
I brilliant center diamond Aet IL
plain iilu VS.. l'prong liHan,
mounting A real bargain only sl3l
LADYs 10 CTS elegRnt dia'
mont with radiant color and hfr
American cut, set IN modern w
VS., TIFFANY style mtg Terrific bar
ghin, slot,
/ LADY 5 APPX 2 CTS, supefbli
cut And tAerlitAt ufll,sAS, oct "a
/ lax, N.gs plain Atylt mtg, un'
I redeemed Al 4 Dafgain, oniy eusO
LADIS IA Cl5s blue white
/ exceptional brilliant diamond Acl ~
lik W., mlg worth more, IN
redeemed please N.sD,
/ LADY's DIAMOND a WEDDING
| COMBINATION beautiful Ct
I blue white center diamond set N
latest style lfk, VIZ. mtg with
side baguettes ana matching 4
baguette diamond weddinR ring
THIS IA a tremendous diamond bar
LADY'S DIAMOND A SAPPHIRE
Rik0. RorReous blue white dia.
monds weighing appx - Ct tota
and = blue Sapphites, set In antique
mtg Tiffany mtg. A rare bafgain
MANS APPX : CTS. LARGE
merry, modern Cut diamond lust
purchased from estate AZ won
derful baTEAin. must be seen 70 b.
appreciated, heavy iiE yg claw
STYLE mtg Bargain, only $1,000
/ LADY s ~ CTS. daszlinr, blue
white American cut diamond set N
lateSt-style plat mtg with . side
tapcred baguetteS, a beautiful rims
only Sl,iN5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

E-L WASH, MACH, auto, spin drYs
~, sau AaenayoN ~, ~ In, $40,
Antiques RA, d-Hhil,
flGIRINks, implanted; private
owner oVeTAtoeked, Will kaeflnee
At low cost, II A-hbh.
IAN, sears Attic, aO-ln. with "
hOTae heayysduty motor, Like new
I NhU Call HE 4-7d7H
IAN, s0.ineh window, new, origi-
I nal carton, metal housing adjust
wings OIL a.sbhn after "
FENCE POSTS, pockets, boards,
rails, etc, 1870 Wilson blvd, IA,
l-iall RucKER LUMBER
FILING CABINET, STEEL, leeal
size, iull roller beafing, full.length
snspehAion drawers perfect. $40
FILING CABINETS, i-drawef, let.
ter size, bfand-newi $50 ~ =.
drawer, brand.hew nling cabinets,
Nln.ph, WASHINGTON OFFICE
| FURNITURE CO, 1905 II A., nv,
ID 7.klsh.
FILING CABINETS, new. S22 80
| up Also used letter, legal and
Kardex CIRCLE, ana 9TH ~, NV,
FILTER, water, sand ana gravel
type for swim pool, complete with
lump and valves saOj, RE,
fIRk fNTINGUlsHER, 9ls.gAllon
B.A, tlO, 10 lbs, Co.. 49, 80,
@5lj NJ st. NV Pr. 5000
TINTUREs-YArn bins, wall units,
custom made book rack, mikcel.
lanrou8 shelving, 3ut \, wash
ingtOn street Alexandria, or kl,
D U.uiau.
fLATwARE, s,erling, Blaekington'a
U Marie Louise incomplete act,
Must sell KE. s-bBll,
FLUCRLsCENT FIXTURES - r.
Iona, .. ., 4 tubes, complete So 80
per tube also motors and wiring
| devices Sat only 200 king st.
Alex Va, OV 3.4222
FOAM CUSHIONS, lglsx23ls. - 90;
I Naugahyde remnants, VI 90. OIL
/ LILLAND, 2i47 p, EX 3-B633
FOAM RUBBER. inch thick. 75e
pound mattress, 500 wholesale,
s5l3 N At. NV, Pr. 5000.
FREEZER-l5-eu 1T. Renaire. ex-
eelenI condition. used year
FREEZER. d-E: 1885, ca, IT. per-
feet condition. S225. Call TW.
. NaNhNttH
FREEZER. Jordon, 1855 model ~
Gu 1T, upright. like new, $500.
EV i-A53O
FREEZER. Amana, upright, IL
cubic IT,, Model l5A, $500. kE.
G-9H7s.
FREEZER, l5-cu 1T chest type.
l AL conc cost 5000. will sell iOT
$3.50 VIII 2-sH2u.
FREEZER, D-cu = r. Frigidaire,
antique hEurines, VIII. 5-53ia.
FREEZER. 20-eu. II. chest type
{ "A" condition. 500. Call DU.
I 5-52Ds.
FREEZER. Is Gu. it upright. cost
500 sacrihce. SIS. he. 4-695l
FREEZER. Coldspot. chest. 49,
Gu q good condition. $3.50. TO
/ g-96l5
FREEZER-C OLDSPOT
Il47 new eond $3.50. HA. 2-3ii7.
FROZEN CUsTARD. all necessary
equip. for drive-in: sell as unit
reAs JU 5-34is
FUR JACKET, black Persian. - TO
10. selling TO avoid ktoraee. sos
EN- 2-S246
FUR. lovely natural mink cape;
excel cond. 800. After IL,
OIL. 6-72O3.
FURS-LarEe selection, every want
ed type scarves. eapeS. stoles.
Jackets and coats: styled riehtg
priced rlght BAsKIN FURS. Cor
18th ana q nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

AnDRtAAlNO MAtuiNt' tllloll
model hOlOS 80 trays, stencils
Fic., new, used less Than . houfs
sIsO WA l.n9su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
ABC
DEMOLITION

NbJi.
FURNISHINGS - Tappan range
$50. She.vaQoT TeiRr. Wffreczvr
500: both like new. air-cond. $50
misol NO. 73435.
FuRNII suite, Amos
new, ultramodern desk, new, Gus
tom mace bar with stools. new
hand-rubned modern din. rm. set
also odd chairs CT. 6-53Ol.
Bedroom furniture
rugs for sale cheap, owners lesy'
ina city Mr. PASQUAL, LA. D.
1g42, WA 7-ll57.
, FURNITURE. new and used-Plenty
OF good used furniture, excellent
condition. COLES FURNITURE
S5OJ Baltimore blvd, COLLEGE
Park. TO. g-6d54.
Mahog. dinette set
> mAhog. end tables, lounge chair,
Simmons sofa bed. IA. 2-32o5
for appointment.
FURNITURE. two-bedroom house
Complete furnishings, all for sale;
sac. must sell AP. 7-S6O3.
FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS
Cost s. 500: sell for $1,000 as
unit. Two-bedrm apt. with all
cond. and swimming pool avaii
JE. 4-2l0@
FURNITURE--3 rms. brand-nev
bedrm. suite, light mahog., brand !,
new, Inv rm. day-bed. lamps, END
tables, dinetJe set. misc. items; u
price XII S-2O66.
FURNITURE = Breakfront, bed,
3 dining table and chairs, lamps
vacuum. mise. from modern apt
WO b-6.13
TURNITURE-Some antiques: russ
. matching. Rqua, gxl., French
provincial twin beds. FE. j-6Ose,
$40 n st. NV. ----..---
FURNITURE OF 3-rm apt. incl
liv rm bedrm.. modern pieces
covers. mise items OV 3-3Vsl
FURNITURE for l-bedroom apart.
ment; excellent condition. For In
formation, call Redwood 5-hhOO
Ext. 22:iS. w
FURNITURE - Liy. rm., modern
lined oak frame; sofa; swivel TV
chair, chair vfottoman, tables,
lamps: reasonable. AP. 7-d4l3.
FURNITURE mi. from Wash
{ Mclean. Va, Ell. $4,000. VERY
Large Pine Furniture Discount
store. Nobody, but nobody, under
sells FURNITURE RAIR, INC.
I backed By our price guarantee
Guaranteed lower prices than so
called warehouse sale prices
Brand-new fine bedrm, liv. room
and din. room suites, lOO-in sofa
lippered cushions and = arm CuSh-
ions. fine decorator fabric custom
tailored, exquisite design, Sl3s,
bedding. standard brands, deep-cul
prices. Sofas. from 500, chairs
from S2j. bedrm. suites from
NlSg. din rm suites from SIS
custom tailored sleeperS with fne
innerSpring mattresses, Sl3g. end
and cocktail tables from 50. We
have on our large floor an un-
usually large selection OF custom
tailored sofas and chairs In all
STYLES and sizes in the finest deco
rator fabrics. Deep, deep cut
prices. Sofas and chairs in stock,
immed delivery. Special orders,
3 weeks. Budget terms available
on approved credit. Park free in
comfort on our own parking lot
adjoining our large store. FUR
NTTURE FAIR. INC, Very Large
Fine Furniture Discount Store.
Mclean. Va, Ell. $4,000. Open
daily until . pm: Saturday until
pm.
FURNITURE = Complete furnish
ings OF l-bedrm apt. must sell
immed; refgr, air-cond. TV radio
phono. comb. console. bedrm. suite,
dinette, sofa bed, occasional
chairs, assorted chests, etc. Call
TU. "-6all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

ANTIQUE i7th-eentury blunder.
buSs, fiintloCk type, silver mia d
on barrel, excel cond jE 2-53:4
ANTIQUES, silver spring Antique
show Belut dolls, strawberry
ware china choice pieces 81 turn
Early post lamps THEODORE
PAUL. Auburn. Maint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

ANTIQUES Tables, chests chairs
spool bed, cradle, Hlass, mise IA
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ANTIQUES Pine ach, mtT, desk
$40 FTrn. irultWoOd sofa, 80
ehestg, so, splnning wheel, Nla
cor. cupid, 500, crystal can
drllef, SIS, iron Kettle, ~, fl'
RATS DEN, llOi Rockville piSe
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tCONIlhuIDl

ADDING MACHINE, Reminslon
l mo MY e.s hang ai Gpg 3id S aS
ADDING MACHINES, small year
guar, Sli,n1 Also luskeY Rem
Terms, Many e"Fgsins, Y rre9na
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BABY FURNITURE
TOY sUPERMARI
SAVE 30-60C6

on all natl adv bAhy turn,
lAyettrA, infants wear, over
10000 loyk, bicycles and TIL
Cyclra Lafgeet selection N
washington FAC r q " "
SEALED CARTONS Serve
yourself aud save ~ wash
ingtonN only juvenile dlks
count house ThousAndA buy
Al Baby 6unermaft There
our only loeAtion-Ne
have no branch ttoreA
NA nUyRn nnNnWsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

FuRNITuRE-EntiTs house Of nns
Wis, BttombeTg- Carlson CON,
hinhtion teleylsiOn radio ana
record players IN lovely Chinese
Classic eAae, included are, LAmps
pictures, aalterini porch furniture,
patio furniture and bTaAslersi nTe-
place sets, china, plass,, linens,
LUNCHEON mats, Chinese salad bow
fork on pieces fiat silver, poker
table and chairs, GaTden tools
furniture and hose, Lovely black
Persian coat perfect condition
original cost, SnbO, sell $1,000 Car
nellAn red wool coat, perfect con-
diti0n SO, Both Alze ~ Nc
dealeIa pireetlons' out Masha.
Sw en,ss,s eve sS5 .,,, ml,s .r pas,
fighi on Namafaean I'd, len on
Marlyn Dr. 10 Bill OIL, f.7li5
FURNITURE - Desire responsible,
rms. Of furniture; s.pe' MODERN
living room, modern complete bed
I'm, suite, bspe, dinette set Al IN
excellent condition, used only 4
months payments OF Nitia pei
week on low balance dur alter
small down payment BROWk't
FURNITURE CENTER 1903 Good
Hope I'd Sc, LU i.lHUO.
FURNITURE BArca-type lounger
and Regeney sofa, perfect con-
dltlon JE 4.d22l
FURNITURE--MoyinE, will saerifice
RcA l7-ineh console TV, llvinK
room desk, lamp, planter table
over mirror, stack tables, etc IKE
new, Call before 4 pm JU,
rita.
FURNITURE-Due TO unexpected
travel orders, brand.new lly rm
din and bedrm. ReaS OIL. B-4JOb
FURNITURE Oyerstufied chair
,ight green. best quality nylon
lust delivered from factory. whole.
sale price, HE 4-43b6
FURNITURE-use bedroom suit,
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FURNITURE-sof chair, dinetts
set, Z chairs, table pad NO
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arm chair. custom covered. $50
Dresser, $50. = END tables and
lamps ia 5-7720.
incl . OSED FOhN
Bought and sold. 1889 l4th 81
NV. AID 4-siO9.
FuRNITuRE-Dini rm. suite
twin bedrm suite good cond
Reasonable. Pc 7-55Db
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