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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-15

has too little air, and can't grow
good plants. Then it is really dead.
There are several methods of in
surfing life in your soil. Adding fer
tilizer to grow more plant material
if rainfall is available: Leaving
more stubble, more residues, more
grass, gives more food for life.
Feeding the 'flife" in your soil
helps these unseen workers to feed
you. Next years crop may well be
determined by how well this years
crop was fed. For the "life" in your
soil, feed it!
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-15
BURL s. BRINN ACCEPTS
CALL TO CAMBRIA, VA.

Burl S. Brinn,- supply minister
for Mt. Olive Church in Hyde
County has accepted call to
serve as minister of the Church of
Christ at Cambria, Va.
Mr.. Brinn's former charges
have been, as a student, at Gum
Neck and Pleasant Grove. He or
ganized congregation at Manteo
and served as minister for two
years; he also served as minister
for seventeen months at Sweet
Valley, Penn.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Brinn of Swan Quarter. A
graduate of the class of 1910 Of
Swan Quarter High School and a
graduate of Roanoke Bible College
of Elizabeth City.
Mr.. Brinn is married to the for
mer Miss Dora L. Saunders of
Willis Branch, w. Va. They have
twin boys, Babern and Stephen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinn will begin
their new duties next week.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-15

The Accent Forest Conservation
commemorative stamp, which goes
on First-day sale at the Annual
Meeting of the American Forestry
Association, will be printed in
three colors on the Giori press in
yellow, brown, and green. The
stamp, O.S4 by LA inches, ar
ranged vertically, features the ma
ior. aspects of forest conservation
including new growth of young
trees and the harvesting of mature
timber under scientific forest man.
agement; home and shelter for
wildiife and birds; and protected
watersheds.
This first forest conservation
stamp in history commentaries
the Tooth anniversary of the birth
of Theodore Roosevelt, one of the
earliest forest conservationists in
the country. 1t also salutes the
many private and public agencies
which have played a large part in
the progress made in the protec-
ton and wise use of the Nations
natural resources.
Collectors desiring first day
cancellations may send addressed
envelopes to the Postmaster, Tue
son, Arizona, together with money
order remittance to cover the cost
Of the stamps to be affixed. An en-
closure of medium weight should
be placed in each envelope and the
flap turned in or sealed. The out
side envelope to the Postmaster at
Tucson should be endorsed First
Day Covers Forest Conservation
Stamp" Collectors should bear in
mind that this is vertical stamp
and envelopes should be addressed
in the lower left corner, particu-
larly when blocks are desired.
The first day cancellation at
Tucson, Arizona will portray the
head of "Smokey Bear" and the
wording "Keep America Green"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-15

lands, which in turn adds to the
payroll and economy of the whole
REGION" he concluded.
The Southern Pulpwood Conser-
walton Association was formed in
1889 to aid in improving the prod
uctivity of woodlands through an
educational, International and
service program directed to own
ers of forest lands.
The associations member mills
are located in Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Texas.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-15

The Nations first forest con-
servatiOn postage stamp goes
on sale October % at Tue
son, Arizona during the
annual meeting of the Amer
lean Forestry Association.
The issue was designed by
the Post Office Department
to commemorate the Tooth
anniversary of the birth of
Theodore Roosevelt, one of
this country's earliest forest
conservatiOnists, and to sa-
lutte the many private and
public agencies whose COOP
Grafton has helped make
possible the progress in for
est conservation.
First-day mailings will be
cancelled with the above die
featuring the Smokey Bear
and the Keep America Green
forest fire prevention pro-
grams.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-08-15
GARDENING
and FARMING
IN DARE
By J. L. REA, Co. Agt.

Turner Twiford, of East Lake,
was having trouble with deer eat
ing his young soy beans. Twiford,
who is quite a trapper and hunter,
tried the "Oid Scarecrow" remedy
on the deer. He hung out several
old shirts and trousers to blow in
the wind. Twiford said he saw sew
eral deer come into the soy bean
field shortly after he had made the
scarecrow. When the deer saw the
clothing they ran out of the field
and he has not seen them since.
Twiford said he hated to do this
to the deer. He did not mind them
eating the leaves but the terminal
bud of the soy beams which seri-
ousiy damages the beans.
Mrs. Alfonso Smith, of East
Lake community says she has had
lots of trouble with Japanese bee
ties this summer. The beetles have
done lots of damage to her grape
vine and garden vegetables. The
insecticides she has been using have
not been effective. l recommended
that she try Malathion. This insect
like all others goes through a cy-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases


Edna M. Flack, Wiswell Rd i,
Rt. 36, Windsor, and the North
ern Insurance Co. of New York
have filed an action seeking
$1493 so from Adam Misterka,
Middlefield. The case was
brought after an accident on Pi-
oneer Rd. The petition states
that the Flack woman was de-
livering papers when Misterka
drove a team Of horses and a
wagon out of a driveway into
the path of her auto, causing
her to swerve into a ditch.
Mary Cornelius, 5000 Chilli
cothe Rd., Chester, has filed ac-
tion to collect alimony from Err
nest Cornelius, Chester. Mrs.
Cornelius states that he has con-
tinually told her he was no long
er in love with her and that he
wished she would get a divorce
She asserts he has refused to
have any social life with her
The couple have four children.
Seeking to collect $3.50 claim
ed due on a note, Emanuel H.
McGregor, Ch hard on, has
brought action agsinst Vincent
N. Sedmak.
Charging gross neglect of du-
ty, Olive r. Ogle, 1876 Fifth Ave. =,
Chardon, is seeking divorce
from Max F. Ogle Jr., Chardon.
The couple have two children.
In addition to the divorce, she
requests permanent custody of
the children, funds for their sup
port, title to their household fur
niShingS and their car.
Patricia Troutman, 20, a min
or, by M. Fora Brockway, her
mother, 123 Center ST., Chardon,
has filed for divorce from John
Troutman, 105 Huntington St.,
Chardon. She is charging gross
neglect of duty in that he has
failed to secure steady employ
ment. She says he spent such
funds as he is able to acquire
on hot rods and other useless
and non-income producing mo-
tor vehicles. She is requesting
restoration of her former name.
There are no children.
Rulings
Gale filed by the May Co.,
Cleveland, against Carl and Ma
rian Prefer, Burton, was set
tied and dismissed at the May
Company'S costs. The company
was seeking to collect $121.85.
An action for $1436.06 brought
by the Kneen Marshall Co.,
Cleveland, against Herbert Stok-
eS, County Line Rd., Gates Mills
was dismissed at the Cleveland
firms costs.
Emanuel H. McGregor, Char
don, was awarded a judgment
of $3.50 due on a note from Vim
cent H. Sedmak.
The appointment OF Samuel
Carr as special deputy by Sher-
iff Louis A. Robusky was ap-
proved by Common Pleas Judge
Harold j. Richmond.
The State of Ohio was granted
a perpetual easement for high
way purposes on Rt. 322 over
property owned by Ella Marie
Brack, Richfield, Steve and Su-
sic Karlovic, HuntSburg. The
state is to pay $1275 for the ease
ment.
Donna Pace Russ, Parkman,
was granted a divorce from
Thomas Russ, PhalanX Station.
Her maiden name of Donna
Pace was restored. Each was
granted his own property.
Marjorie J. Grennan, Bass
Lake Rd., Chardon, was grant
- - - - -
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
COUNTY COURT
Criminal Cases

N. D. Darling, Daisy Lane
Chagrin Falls, is charged with
failure to obtain a dog license.
Robert J. Wheeler, Rt. 4,
Brakeman Rd., Chardon, is
charged with following too close.
Fred A. Lear, Claridon Troy
Rd., Rt. l, Chardon, is charged
with failure to display license
plates.
Norman Williams, "a, Jackson
Rd., Burton, is charged with
driving while intoxicated.
Melvin L. Parks, 40, Rt. 2,
Sherman Rd., Chardon, pleaded
guilty to a charge of failure to
have a load of gravel secured
and was fined $40 and costs.
William M. Byler, 20, Rt. 2,
Middlefield, pleaded guilty to a
charge of no operators license
and was fined $25 and costs.
Vladimer J. TeliSchak, &c, Rt.
4, Chardon, pleaded guilty to
failure to stop at an interSec-
ton and was fined SIS and costs.
Ronald D. Davis, 81, Box 146,
Chardon, pleaded guilty to reck-
less operation and was fined
$25 and costs.
Kenneth Webb, 81, Rt. /, Char
don, pleaded guilty to reckless
operation and was fined $50 and
costs.
Glen o. Clarke, Overlook Dr.,
ReStful Lake, pleaded guilty to
failure to obtain a dog license
and was fined $40 and costs.
Rebecca Portman, Rt. 81,
Newbury, pleaded guilty to fail
ure to obtain a dog license and
was fined SIS and costs.
Civil Cases
Stanley Novak and Bernard
RzSetarski, doing business as
Burton Lumber, Burton, has fill
ed action to collect $162. .78
claimed due on account from
William Sheffield, Newbury. No
yak and RzSetarski have also
filed suit against Tom Chamb-
erS, Newbury, for $187.66 alleg-
edly due on account.
The Bill Brown Furniture Co.,
Painesville, was awarded a
judgment of $130.78 due on &C
count from Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Brown, East Claridon.
The Higbee Co., Cleveland,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, APRIL II, 1853

for the winter quarter in Kent
State University's College of
Education, it was announced to-
day by Dean Robert White.
The students, their addresses
and point averages are:
Robert Baumgartner, Novelty,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17

s.44; Wayne T. Bffano, Chester
land, 3.31; Karen E. Heckel,
Thompson, 800; Gail Ann Ru-
bold, Newbury, 3.11; Joyce L.
Sweet, Middlefield, $50; Carol
A. Sykora, Burton, 800; Mary
A. Witt, Chardon, 3.38.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CHARDON TWP.-Henry and
Edward Nick, LOG acre to Mil
ton BoomhoWer. Olmar Con-
Struction Co., l acre to Thomas
and Dolores Hamilton.
CHARDON VILLAGE - How
ard and Viola IShee, .36 acre to
Christian Science Society of
Chardon. Gladys McWhorter, L.
81 acre, motel, to Emerson and
Dorothy TruShel.
CHESTER WEST GEAUGA
Douglas Oviatt, 2.37 acres to
William and Evelyn Heflin. The
odore Saltz In 7.56 acres to Sam
j. Marcus Co. Leslie Ulrich, l
acre to Ruth Bissell, Edward
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17

ed divorce from Edward Gren-
nan. She was awarded custody
Of the three minor children and
he is to pay $45 weekly for their
support and $40 as alimony. In
a separate agreement, entered
as part of the court record, she
was awarded title to their house
and car and a $500 checking
account. Mr.. Grennan was CIV
en- title to their truck.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
At THE COURTHOUSE

was awarded $183.O3 from Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Prefer, RT. |,
Box ZIG, Burton. The amount
was due on account.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
GeaugaStudents
on Deans List

Seven Geauga County students
were named to the deans list
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
MARRIAGE LICESES

Charles Bastel, 20, Chagrin
Falls, and Luanne Palinkas, II,
200 Ward Dr., Chesterland.
Bruce White, 80, Huntsburg,
and jeanette Beardsley, 81, ISL
Center St., Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17

IT, No matter whut your
1 gloss need mOy be-
we have it or can get
it for you. We ore Glass
Headquarters for Libbey'
owens'Ford products.
See US for Window Glass,
Polished Plate Gloss. Their.
mopone.' Mirrors. Vitrolite'
and Tuf-fiex.* We carry O
full stock have the most
complete gloss instulIction
service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17

Runo. Lincoln Construction Co.,
102 acre to Adolph and Eliza
beth Loretitsch. Michael Carl
Buildings Inc, 1.03 acre to Sema
Gabrielson. Clarence and Kath-
crime Baughman, l acre to Ro-
bert and Joan Brown. Samuel
Patterson, l acre to John II and
Clarie Marno. Harley and Mil
dred Ayers, 1.01 acre to Henry
and Winfred Croft. N. C.. Little
John, so acre to Chesterland
Baptist Church, Inc.
THOMPSON-Karl Meier, 15.-
81, and Russell and Claire Mat
theWs, 54.04 acres to william
and Geraldine McSWeen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-17
BUILDING PERMITS

BUILDING PERMITS
CHARDON-L. r. Uhl, Clark
Rd., dwelling.
CHESTER-Donald Sheppard,
Morning Glory Rd., plumbing;
Nicholas Iammarino, Herrick
st., garage; Leonard Quercioli,
Summers Dr., utility building.
THOMPSON - Stanley Seitz,
Clay St., dwelling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

1885 prop-Leof Extension Tebles with
pull-out bose, measures 40x68 with leoves up,
genuine rohooonY Veneered- ------- 1872
walnut veneeted measures 36x66 with drop
leoVes up 3S.9S
4-ss.s5 Junior Size Bullets, solid osh wood
in tuseony finish, a." long ------- 1897
z-s4.o5 Dining TebIes with extension leof,
wolnut veneer, opens TO 56xo6 .------ 1899
I-3ss.s5 Junior Size Dining Room Suite, 9th
Century style, mahogany veneer finish; buffet,
chino, Duncan Phyfe bose extension toble, five
side ond one arm choir 1875
section, dust dViderS mahogany Veneered in
custom antique finish; so" wide 1900 $500
1885 Junior Sire Chine, mahogany We
neered; gloss door front, lower storage door,
1929
2-IIs.95 Swedish Style chins coblnets with
1893
I-20sos Buffet with offset china hutch top;
smoTt Donsh style in cinnamon wolnut finish,
1895
1885 Solid MepIs Chino Bsss end Top.
gloss door 'front.' linen drower and 2-door
storage oreo; Soem finish ----- 1929
l--Se.es Extension Tsbls in sondtone mo-
hoeony veneered top; opens 10 $3.50 with lsot,
1922
l--l4s.oS Five-Pieee Dinette; mahogany We
neered extension toble and four chairs $500
l2-ll.es Dinette Side chairs; mahogany
finished hardwood with assorted style books;
red or green striped scots ----.- $50
6-Ile.s5 Five-Pieee Modern LINED ook
pinette Sets; dropleof table measures 3Sx66
with leof inserted; four side chairs with green
fobrc scots ~ 100
4-l2e.ss Modern Dsnish Style Bullets in
cinnamon walnut finish; linen drower; Storage
doors ond silver section 1900
$3.50 Server Bssss. cinnamon walnut finish;
two hinged door section, medallion trim; ga"
wide by 30 high -------.-. .----- 1899
l-llss5 Buffet Of solid osh with ranch ton
finish; china hutch top 5000
$685. Chino cobnst; Danish style with
cinnamon wolnut finish, two linen drowers. open
shelves and gloss door 1899
1855 oceosionel Cabinet with two-door
storage oreo; cinnamon woInut finish 1899
2-e4os esmmodss Storage Chests; three
drowers. cinnamon woInut; 90" wide and 81"
hloh -------> --,---- ----- 1912
l--22995 Buffet with Chino Hutch TOP;
Danish style IN cinnamon wolnur finish; 90"
size -------------------- 1898
l--l6l,7S Five-Piece DineHe; round tobIe,
a." diometer four chairs with block covered
scots; Donish style in oinnonron wolnut, 89.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Upholstery appliances ;. HOmesUMres
Occasional Tables

1855 Drum Tables Of genuine mohooony
with hand-iooled genuine leother tops, Duncan
Z phye LEGS --------. 1891
1888 Step-End TobIes Of genuine mohoo-
any with genuine leather tops. Traditional style.
7A4I
1855 Modem Step-End TobIes, block
wrought iron legs ond bose, wood lFoined for
s nnico tops ---------- -----l9.9T
s-se.e5 coektoil Tobles, modern style, block
wrought iron legs ond troy shelf, wood eroined
forn1eo tops ------------------- 1897
1853 Squsre coektoil Table with genuine
leather noid top; solid bross casters; 9Th
century style ------ ---------- ---- lS.SI
1855 coektoil Table with hand fooled gen.
uine Ieother top; 9th Century style. dark mo-
hoqony finish 34.4T
, 1855 oeedsiOnsi TobIes. step or cocktail,
genuine leather tops, dork mahogany finish;
18th Century style -~------- 24.4T
l--7e.95 Picture Window PIonter OF genuine
mohooony with leother top, two copper plont
troys sS.9T
4, l-7e.sS Bookcase Drum TobIe with genuine
leather top, Duneon Phyfebose 1927
I-s4o5 commOde Tobls; modern style;
wolnut wood onoined fornico top ------l7.47
5t-ze.ss commode TobIe with bross costers;
5 genuine mahogany Veneered -------- 1897
1905 End TobIs; genuine mohoaony with
genuine leather top; 9Th Century style 1927
6-29.e5 Solid Birch Occasional Toblss with
npturol ocquered finish; ashcroft legs and trim
cocktail or step styles Eoeh ---------- 1877
1855 Lemp Tobles; mohoaony Veneered;
traditional style; bross costers ------- 1877
l--49.s5 Corner TebIe; 18th Century Style;
mohooony yeneered .-----------24. 47
1855 Modern coektoiI TobIes; lined ook
grained; bross feet; fornnieo tops 1877
SASS oeeosionoI Tobles; troditonol Sth
Century style mahogany Veneered; coektoil,
stepend or drum styles s-------a-- l2.41
1855 ovoI coektoil Tobls with uoery
edge; Sheraton style in noroeony veneered top,
1897
1855 Modern Style Step-End TobIes with
lined oak patterned fornco tops -----l4.s7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

7-Ile.eS Swedish Style Bullets with Amerieon
wonut veneered suHooes fitted silver COM
portment dovetoilsd drower construction ond
lower storage section -------------- 1922
5-lz4.95 Five-Pieee Swedish WsInut pinsfts
Sets, modern style toble with three side ond
one orn chair gold fabric scots $3.50
l-l29.9S seven-Pieee Dinstts Set, nnohooony
Veneered tobe in ton tone finish four side
choirs ond Two orn ehors; turquoise tobric
6-loe.o5 Modern Style Buffets in lined ook
woods with bross hordwore; fitted silver sec
ton ond Jorge storage oreo-------- 1899
24-l7.o5 Side Chains in orey-toned nohoo-
any finish, tweedy ehorcooI covered scots, 7.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Miscellaneous
Furniture

4--l3.9s Bridge TobIes, block Iacs with wosh-
o5e plostie tops -------------- 7.9e
6---s,9S Bridge TsbIes. black and beige ees
with assorted Patterned tops ----- 3.e9
1855 Decorator So" Hossoeks, on Ieos.
sauore or round, in turquoise, red or corol pios-
NC ------- -------------- ------ 1927
lass Decorator 80" Hossoeks, on turned
hardwood LEGS, square or round, washable plos-
nc in turquoise, eorol or block I2.47
l-4e.9S Poker TebIe. block metal Ieos and
trim, As" diometer charcoal plastic top, 74.9T
l-2s.Ss Gossip Bench in lined oak finish.
chortreuse plostie scot cover 1877
$3.50 Bridge TobIes, block or ton frores
with assorted eolored tops -----4. ss
lo-ll,sS Bridge Teblss. self locking lees,
block washable tops 6.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Chrome and
RIack DinetfeS

1855 Five-Pieee Chrome plnsite. tobls
measures 5ox4s with leot inserted. pearl pot
termed postlc in green ---------- 1897
1855 pEop-Lsof TebIes with block LEGS,
top Of GREY wood aroined plostie, self-Ievelno
teet ---------------- wv
1855 Five-Pieee BrenEs end Bross pinetts,
toble 30N4S with leot inserted, ton wood oroined
plastic top. cocoa plostle covered ehoirs 1927
1888 Drop-Lesf Tsbles with chrome legs
tops OF pearl plostic in red or yellow. 24.47
1885 Five-Pieee Chrome Dineites, table
measures 3ox42, ton linen patterned plostic
top; 4 nnotchine choirs ---- 24.4T
1885 Five-Pieee Bronze end Dress pinesses,
tobes measure 5ox45 with eot inserted, ton
wood-eroned top with four ehors, 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
I2-79.95 Extension
Tables
1897

Drop-leof tobIes with nnohoqony Veneered
tops; two pedestol bose on costers; opens
10 56x68 with eof inserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Floor COUeriilg

zs-7.ss Felt Bose RUGS. eslz 500
i--42.s5 Brown RoYon Rug, os is, 9xs6,
1879
4-s9,es Brown Royon Rugs os is, exlls,
71se
las Tds. sos Loop Pile Royon, ooldtone and
heotheuone, l. ond #, Sq ID z.e6
$50 Yds. e.ss Loop Pile Royor. green, IS f.
So. yd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2.6e
las Yds, 1895 AH-Wool Threc-Pl Twist,
beige, Martini. parchment, 2 ond 8 IT,
So. yd, -------- 500
81 Yds. SOS loooo NyIon. turquoise. L IT,
So. Yd. --.--- ----------- ass
us Yds. sos Loop Pile Wilton Wool and
RoYon, 9 Fl, So. yd 4,e6
l--los.s5 Rose Loop Pile Reyon tDispIoy
I--I79.9s Beige Loop Pile Wilton tDi,ploy
Rua), l2xl4 --.---- ------ $500
I--lo4so Beige Loop Pile Wilton display
Rua, 9xlo --------. $500
I--46ss Rose Loop Pile Wilton display
Rual, 6N5 ---------- 1000
l-4s9s Beige Tweed Royon, used, worn,
9NIG ---------- --------- 500
l--s4es Green Plush Pile NyIon (osploy
Ruel, 9,9xll z ------------------ $500
LASS Grey Reversible sisoI Rug, os is,
SNl5 -----.-- ----- Ivy
s-So.ss Group, Green ovsI sroided RUGS.
l-6S9, l--3x5, l--4H6 oS is, oil three for,
1900
$685. herd-Hooked Rsproeesssd Woel
ord RsYen end Virgin WOOL 1885 1882
Sass RoyOn Runners, assorted colors;
seconds. 25N72 in. ---------------- I 80
s7--s.S5 10 l2,S5 sumpIs Wool Rugs. 27xs4
IN. 3.S9
I--los.5o Gold Loop Pile Royon. 9xl5, 4zso
lass Brown end White Tweed Cotton.
oSl2 1888
1885 Black and White Tweed Royon.
seconds, ------------- S4.99
l---As.s5 Beige Rsyor. second, eSl2 1892
l-ssss Green and Brown Tweed Royor,
9Nl2 -------- ------ ----------- 1888
I--4s,Ss Dsrk Grey Rayen. second. exl2,
1855 Gold Tweed chromspuu, second. 9x
l--ss.ss Grey Floral Design. 9xl2 4lss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Housewares

3-lle.sS 24-lR. Rider Power Mowers, "a
Briggs q Strotton engines, reeoil storter, etc
$500
I-Io9eS 24-in. Reel Power Mover, Broos
lo-ls,sS AIl-Purposs Chrome Food Steers,
e.ee
IS-e.ss Plas-Tex Ice Buckets, rustprooi, chip
proof -- 1850 400
So-9.es Hsovy Gauge PIostie Shower En-
sembles with nnotchino dropes - 4.Ao
3o-3,es Plastic Shower Curtains, 3D. design
escorted coors -- Lao
7-l4.ss peoTIwiek Hampers, eweed French
poodle design 500
s-iI.es PssrI~iek Homps,, Golden Clio de-
sign escorted colors $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Imprinted Furniture

2-s4.s5 M. and Mrs. s-prswsr Chests. eeor
pine
l-4.sS Youth Chair. turned hardwood legs,
2.41
l-26.sS seven-orower Upright Chest, knotty
pine ------------- l3.4T
1888 Ten-prowsr M. and Mrs. Chests.
knotty pine 1877
l-2I.so Corner China Cupboard. knotty pine,
1915
Hiss Student Desks, 4 drawers, knotty
pine ----------------- b.9T
l-Is,s5 Storage Chest with drawers, knotty
pine ------------- ---- o.o7
i-2e.S5 Record Storage Cabinet, eIeor pine,
1877
l-s.sS Night Tebls. knotty pine 4.9T
l-lS.sS Bookcase, SO" vide, 4s" toll, eeor
pine ------- 1877
l-i3.sS Bookcase. So toll, SO" vide. knotty
pine s-------------- 6.91
loss Bedside Chest, knotty pine SAT
Hiss Sliding Door Bookcase. knotty pine.
S.eT
i-4,es Vanisy Bench with beck, norwood
z.4T
lass propIesf oineHs TsbIs. ceor pine,
TAT
l--ls,sS Record Storage cobinet. eIeor pine.
1877
i-l2.s5 Corner Bookcase. So" high, knotty
pine o.AI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
ChinG-GiffS

1880 sl-Pe. imported Bsvaron Chino
Dinner Sets, service for II, slight irregularities,
1898
1888 s3-Pe. Plain Green Earthsnwsrs Din
neF Sets, service for eight 7.ee
l-ls.es 35-Pe. Decorated EsvshsnwoVs Din
ner Set. service for 6 -------- 6.9s
l--l9.ss 45-Pe. Decorated Earfhenwsre Din
nsr Set, service for 8 --------- e.es
l-s.Ss 24-Pe. Decorated Esrthsrwsre Lunch
Set, service Tor 4 ----- 4.9s
i1-1.9s s-Pe. Set Seds GIasse. Lao
1888 Imported Cut c'ystoI Covered esndy
Dishes ------------- 4.9s