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Evening star., 1961-06-12
HELP MEN
WE NEED MEN

to earn $3.50 per week
while learning our business. Expert.
enced men are earning $3.50 to
$500 per week. Apply 9:30 am.
to 4:30 D m. ELECTROLUX CORR. :,
$500 Commonwealth ave, Alex
Evening star., 1961-06-12
MAN WITH CAR
MANAGER

For administration or Government
relations office Of leading COM
munications-e s-electronics industry.
Bright, ambitious, married. col
lege graduate Business Admin. !.
aged about 80, with some office
exper. desired. Excellent starting
salary. benefits and career pros
poets. Call MISS LYME, FIX. g.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

PoRTER-DRIvER for furniture
store. Experience and good refer
ence required. 415 9TH st. NV.
PORTER and car cleanup man,
drlver's license necessary. L. p.
STEuART. Bethesda, Inc, 1902
Miller ave-, Bethesda. OIL. $1,000
Evening star., 1961-06-12
REAL ESTATE MANAGER

To operate VACATION SHELL
HOUSE DIVISION of Heehinger
Co. Must coordinate planning,
Advertising. financing and erec-
Washington area. To work on
draw against commission. Do
Lot phone. Write details of quail
ifications and commission desired
to Mr.. Graham, Personnel Direc-
tor. HEGHINGER co. 18TH and
Evening star., 1961-06-12
YOUNG MEN
Attn, College Students
$74 PER WEEK

Earn substantial income
during the sum m e I
months and at the same
time enjoy normal sum-
mer activities. We will en-
ploy Cd men (white) for
our staff on a full time
summer basis. Part time
positions also available
through the winter
months. Must be neat,
personable and enterpris-
ing; STA per week to those
who qualify. For personal
interview please call RE.
1880, 8 to 4 daily.
Evening star., 1961-06-12

1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ADMISSION CLERK, 2:3O to IL
pm. typing 80 w.p.m.; interesting
Job for active person. Apply per-
sonnel. CHILDRENS HOSP.
ASSISTANT, white, to help with
children in nursery school. Salary
and room. COLUMBIA PIKE
CHILD CARE CENTER, 1915 Co.
lumbia pike, Arlington, Va, IA.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
YARD FOREMAN

To supervise loading Of heavy con-
crete pieces and maintenance OF
grounds. Write Box 1867 Star,
giying exper. and salary require
ment.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HIGH SCHOOL and college students,
colored. We have immediate en-
ployment; earn $66 per wk. Ap-
ply 506 H st. ne.
PRO0FREADERs, editorial, expert
eneed, U. 8. citizens. Interview by
appointment only.
GEORGETOWN EMPL.
Iolo %oth 81; Nv 2nd Floor
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN OR
WOMAN, colored, exper.: assured
eArnings. Mr.. DORA, NE. S-4SS6.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
RELP WOMEN

CLERK -TYPIsT, $500, for mem
beFship dept. of large assoc. Is
your typing aecurate7 Do. you ike
TO keep records in order7 You are
Just the gal they need; excel, bene-
fits; no overtime. Many other
good Jobs. TELE SEC, 1913 Eye
st. NV, FE 7-790O.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
RELP WOMEN

time. SUES BEAUTY sHoP' 1929
Carol ave. Tax. PIX. JU. $4,000.
-BEGNNER:REcEPTIoNIsT
Evening star., 1961-06-12

NEAT BONER for wholesale meat
house. experienced. Permanent;
good working conditions. n Eye
st. Sc Ii. 3-l100.
Evening star., 1961-06-12
HELP WOMEN
AAA OpENTNGR

AAA OPENINGS
OFFICE JOBS ,
With Top.Notch Employers
A Wide Variety--Ar Salary Levels
CHECK FIRST WITH
COLUMBIA EMFL. 1871 G ST. NV.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.-For public ac-
counting office; good working con-
ditions. For appointment call ST.
ACCTG. BKKPR. elk. TO S2Tb
HIS. grad; white; good with fig
ures; some REQ. typinE, 1880
w.p.m.: future.
GIRL FRIDAY .--.---- to SS6
Public relations office; work in aS
asst. to dir; type $3.50 W;p.m.
elee.; no shorthand; 2b-36; pleas
ant personality,
elk. -TYPIsT --S $4,000
Some transcription; on publica tion
desk Of natl. professional group;
type 55 w,p.m.; to age 80; 9-5, 8
days; good benefits.
IBM KEYPUNCH to 80, 400
White; operate 024 keypunch and
056. verifier; data processing;
must be exper. alpha. and nu-
rEEEFaoNs HsEhsai; tfs RRNVEsrorR. RNs1VfEi $4,000
More II exper.: for credit work;
h;s. grad, white; type 20 w.p.m.;
IBM KEYPUNCH ~ to S34O
Need oprs., white; q for mach.
acctg. dept; S-4:30. s days, $500;
3 for sales and reservations. 40
hr; wk.. 2 DAYTIME shifts. rotate
sSnp Snl1ts S-r and Z ,xs Gays; SS4O.
Must have shorthand and tipping
skflls:s legal exper.. not nec.; spe-
clal training provided; wonderful
opportunity.
IBM KEYPUNCH st, &3IO
Need 3 exper. oprs.; white; nu-
merical and alpha; schooling plus
s.5,n . mos; SS eSper. nee. Downtown.
For traffic ener. dept, natl n assn; assn
age 30-40; shorthand 100, type
5O-60 cleo. Conn. ave. location
GIRL: Cow. 5000 rrp
Manual, some dictaphone, filing,
relief on RECEIPT. desk; pref. exper.,
20-S5; s.5: 5 days.
More II qualified; good " typinE: SigTH
shorthand accurate; IBM eiec. /;
publishing and advertising CO. /;
college journalism, public rela-
tons exper. helpful.
PEG GREENWAY AGENCY
1420 New York Ave. NV.
D1. 7-16S7 Suite 719 DI. T-9467
ACCTS. PAY. CLERK, airiines;
pnrnHahi11 wv srai1 IIin, h;si srad;, $266 st.
XII. 9-6055.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
SIDNEY SQUARE DANCE NEWS

The Squares met at the National
Guard Armory Saturday evening,
March 25 at 8:15 p. m. Our turn
out wasn't too bad, but could
have been a lot better. l have
heard a lot of people say that
they didn't know there was
square dancing going on in Sid
ney. Evidently, they do not read
the Sidney paper, or listen to the
local Radio Station. AS it has been
and is advertised by both. There
will not be any square dancing
this week end here in Sidney be-
cause of the Easter Holiday. Our
next square dance will be held on
Friday, April 18th at 8:15 p. m. al
the National Guard Armory in
Sidney. The reason for this change
is that our caller is a fireman at
Savage, and they r holding their
annual fireman's ball on Satur-
day evening, April 8.
Let's all come out and enjoy
an evening of good clean fun
square dancing at the Sidney Ar
mory.
Vincent Holmquist
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
Farm
Facility Loans

Grain producers may borrow UP
to 95 percent of the cost of most
farm storage facilities from the
Federal government as a result Of
notifications ordered in the facil-
ity loan program by Secretary of
Agriculture Orville l.. Freeman.
Previously loans were limited to
80 percent of the cost of grain
structures costing less than ga
cents per buShel of capacity. Now
loans may be for as much as 80
percent of the outlay for on
farm facilities costing 40 cents
per bushel or less to build. For
facilities costing more per bushel
farmers may borrow up to 40 cents
per bushel or 80 percent of the
cost, whichever is greater, but not
more than so cents per bushel of
capacity.
Interest on these loans remains
unchanged at 4 per cent. Like
wise, loans continue to run for
five years, to be repaid in four
annual installments with the first
payment payable on the first n
niversary date of the loan.
The program modification is de-
signed to encourage storage Of
grain on farms and prompt in
creased demand for steel, wood
and other materials used in build
ing structures. The Department es-
Inmates that as much as $40 mill
lion may be spent by farmers for
storage facilities under the broad
ened program.
The storage facility loan pro-
gram was first authorized in 1949.
Loans are made for construction
or purchase of buildings to pro-
vide on-farm storage. The storage
facility must meet requirements
for storing commodities eligible
for price support.
Since the beginning of the pro-
cram Montana farmers have used
it to help provide 5,597 facilities
with a storage capacity of 37,427,-
694 bushels. Nationally, 135,991
loans had been made through
January, 1861, to provide a stor-
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29

The Girl Scout Council met
March 20 at 200 p. m. in the Girl
Scout Cabin. Hostess was Mrs.
Jim Hansen. Mrs. John Walburn
presided at the business meeting.
Mrs. James Sebastian was well
coined as the new member on our
camping committee and as the as
sistant fifth grade scout leader.
The council approved the sug-
gestion of opening the Girl Scout
Cabin the three days of the Gold
en- Jubilee in Sidney for a rest
station. A number of improve
ments are being planned for the
Girl Scout Cabin. A pay telephone
is to be installed. The large room
Of the cabin is to be redecorated.
The council members with the
help of the Senior Girl Scouts
will be painting the sidewalks.
Husbands and fathers will assist
with the painting of the ceiling.
Mrs. Resale Wick reported on
the Regional Board meeting, that
she attended February % in Lew
istown, Montana, in company with
Mrs. John Marmon III and Mrs.
John Walburn.
The Council expressed pleasure
in the great interest the senior
Girl Scout Troop have. Although
this troop is small they are a very
active and enthusiastic group.
The Girl Scout Troops in Sid
ney honored National Girl Scout
Week by attending church March
10 in uniform.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
Farmers Union
Loyal Loeal.
r anizes

"A reorganization meeting of
LOYAL and Local Farmers Union
was held on Saturday, March %
at Squaw Gap Hall.
This local has been inactive for
the past 51z years.
Mrs. Frank Dassey and MI.
and Mrs. William Dobias of Cart
wright Local were present to help
plan and reorganize work in our
Community Mrs. Lassey and
Mrs. Dobias gave interesting talks
on different phases of Farmers
Union work.
They also explained education
al work for young people. The
local wishes to thank them for
their time and effort.
1t was voted by the attending
members to continue the local.
The election of officers was
held. And the following were
elected: President Howard Wheel
ing; Vice President, Ray Mack;
Sec. = Treasurer, Mrs. Ted Folk
word.
Our future meeting date has
been set for the first Saturday in
each month, with meetings to be
held at Squaw Gap Hall.
The local is subscribing to ten
yearly subscriptions to the Wash
ington News Letter, for the mem
beers present at this meeting. 9th
er members interested in a sub
Scription to the News Letter are
asked to contact the local secre-
tary.
1t is hoped that all members
will take an active part in future
local meetings.
ANY members with children
who are interested in Jr. and
Sr. Reserve work should attend
all local meetings. Mrs. Joe Wheel
ing is Jr. leader in this local.
After the meeting, pot luck
lunch was served by members OF
the local.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
Announce Summer
Session Date AT
ct. Falls College

Summer sessions at the College
of Great Falls are scheduled from
June IL through August 4, ac-
cording to Sister Agnes Kathleen,
Academic vice president. Two
week workshops and intensive
courses will be featured from
June IL to 233. A six-week session
will begin June 26.
The summer school program is
designed for teachers and pros
pective teachers working toward
teaching certificates, undergradu-
ates working for bachelors de-
grees, teachers seeking special
courses in their fields, and begin
ming college students. The sunni
mer bulletin, covering all courses.
fees, and requirements is available
on request from the school.
Teachers and other students en-
rolled in the travelling workshop
on the Education of Exceptional
Children will gain first-hand
knowledge of problems found in
work with such youngsters. Spe-
cial emphasis on what Makes a
Delinquent" will be given this
summer, in response to popular
demand, according to DR.. Gather
inc Nutterville, who will conduct
the sessions.
Other workshops will cover HUI
man Relations and Group Guild.
lance, and History of the Far East
DR.. S. E. Gerard P~riestly, we'll.
known British political scientis
will be a visiting lecturer for thu
Far East Workshop, conducted b.
Miss Eleanor Dougherty.
Intensive courses at the College
of Great Falls will include graph,
arts, problems in school admins
tration, creative writing, and fun.
damentals of speech. Special sci
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
Gordon Neer Returns
From Ford Center

Gordon Neer, service specialist
at Larson Motor company, return
ed Saturday from Moorehead.
Mimi. where he attended the Ford
Motor company Product Service
Center for a five day special
course.
The specialist school is unique
because only two men attend each
class thereby allowing concen-
trated instruction to these men by
Ford Product Training Instructors.
Neer was chosen to represent
this area by the Ford Motor COM
pany and sponsored by Larson
Motor company. He has been
with the Ford leadership in Sid
ney for eleven years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neer reside al
7O2 4th street S. E. with theil
four children.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
GOVERNOR NUTTER FAMILY
OVERNIGHT GUESTS HERE

Governor and Mrs. Don Nutter
and son Johnnie wer overnight
guests in Sidney Sunday, flying
in that afternoon for Governor
Nutter to take part in a question
and answer program over KUMV-
TV that evening.
The governors mother, Mrs.
Anne Nutter, who has made her
home with them in Helena the
past three months, returned to
her home in Sidney, where she
will spend the summer.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29

ence courses in zoology, vertebrate
anatomy, chemistry, and German
will be conducted in two sessions,
June IL : July g.; and July 10
August 5. Pre-regsitration may be
completed by mail, and many
courses are open on a first-come,
first-accepted basis, Sister Agnes
Kathleen added.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29

The true believer in the merit
or honor system, will accept moth
ing that he hasn't earned.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29
age capacity of approximately
546,3 $50 bushels.

Loans are available upon ap-
to County Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation Of
fices and approval by ASC COM
mitteeS.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29

There are many different
ways to finish seams, depend
ing upon the material and,
to a certain extent, upon the
type of garment. The pattern
may indicate which finish to
use. Here are some common
seam finishes and where they
should be used. Also, be sure
to press each seam before
joining it to another seam and
to fasten the ends securely.
Plain seam-most commonly
used on sturdy materials
which do not ravel easily. The
right sides of the material are
placed together, the seam
stitched and. then pressed
open.
Pinked seam-another COM
mon way to finish seams
which do not ravel easily.
Using pinking shears, cut
along raw edges of seam al
lowances. Press open.
The Sidney herald., 1961-03-29

Overcast Seam-uSed with
seams which ravel. Seams can
either be overcast by hand,
making sure that stitches are
not pulled tight or overcast
by machine with an overcast
ing attachment. A zigzag at
tachment can also be used on
medium and heavyweight fab
RIGS which ravel easily.
Edge-stitched seam-to be
used with fabrics which ravel
slightly. After the seam is
stitched, a row of machine
stitching is placed on each
seam edge close to the raw
edge. This finish may be used
with either pinked or plain
seams. For non-bulky fabrics
which ravel, turn under "a"
and machine stitch close to
edge. This finish can also be
used on unlined jackets and
coats.
Bound edges-For heavy
fabrics which ravel easily and
unlined jackets and coats.
Crease seam binding or bias
binding at the center, place
over each of raw edges and
stitch at edge OF tape.
Double stitched seam-A
good seam to use on sheer
fabrics. Stitch the two seams
together 10" from the hrst
line of stitching. Trim the
edges close to stitching ana
press to one side.
Send any sea0ing tips or
questions to: Amy Cummings,
]. c.. Penney Co.; $50 W. S4th
ST., New York 1, N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
TEACHERS, S23-s42 DAY
TYPIST
(Full or Part Time)

For typine drafts. manuscripts, re-
ports, correspondence. and other
material pertinent to an engi-
neering office. Shorthand not
required. Experience on IBM Elec-
trio is essential. Convenient down.
town loc.: salary commensurate
with ability: fringe benefits.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

TYPISTS, white; 1880 w.p.m., elec.
and manual; some are secretarial,
some receipt; S3,30O-S4. 200: !
days. v. WOOD PERSONNEL
sos 18th st. NV. at H, Southern
Bldg. Suite 303, DI. 7-5752.
TYPIST-Part time or full time fol
expanding electronics manufactur-
ing concern. Accuracy essential
For appt. call C. P. Slavich, EN-.
IRON. INC. 1902 Lawrence St.
Bladensburg. Nd. AP. 1885
Monday through Friday 8 to 8.
TYPIST. MANUSCRIPT, exper. for
science org, start to $4,000.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV
TYPIST, (VARTTYPERl for science
org, start to $4,000.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
TYPIST. 80 w.p.m.: accuracy i'm
portant. Exper. in form arrange.
ment desirable. Diversified duties
Liberal leave benefits. BeltsvillC
location. Transp. nee. Unlim
parking. Call WE. $4,000. Ext. 2O6.
TYPIST
White, experienced, some dicta-
phone work; 35-hour week. Phone
DI. 1-6065 for appointment.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
NELR WOMEN
sTENoGRAPHER. established

sTENOGRAPHER. established D. c
firm in convenient downtown loea
iton. air-eond. office, 5 days
week. liberal Decentralization anC
insurance benefits. Apply in per.
son 2nd floor. 1922 Eye NV.
STEN0GRAPHERs, white. moderate
shthd. and typing, 81 .SO0-S4,5 500
5 days. CONE IN AND TALK II
OVER v. WOOD PERSONNEL
sos 18th st. NV. at H.. Southern
Bldg.. Suite 303. DI. 1892.
STENOS & TYPISTS, for tempo.
rary help service. ofc. exp, no fee
high hourly rates, POTOMAC
TEMPORARIES, 1894 Wilson
Blvd. Arl., ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
APPLY IN PERSON, OR PHONE
VITRO ENGINEERING co
1925 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Sterling 3-2187

All qualified applicants will receive
consideration without regard to
race, creed, color, or national
origin.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

ESSGIINSEER'S ID IS" pumpy Level BY
DaVlo Mhite. $16b, or trade for
guns: so. 5-4O33.
ExERCYCLE-Free delivery, $50;
casn; money order. or travellers
eheek only. DI. 7-0706 aft. q pm.
IAN, 20-in. window, Homart,
used season. Reasonably priced.
Evening star., 1961-01-04
From Majors
Silver Spring Store

STEPHEN Pc. Sectional Sofa. Nubby cham
payne fabric Foam cushion, tfted back A7k.00
tjust y Yves eo400s w -
STEPHEN 30 Inch Sofa Turquoise decorator
fabric Foam cushion, button back, kek-pIeat 10000
skin. (just y Was $4,000 A77
COCHRAN Lounge Chairs Foam tufted backs "a 90
foam cushions. lust y Was l7Aoo sss Uzy co.
STEPHEN Fan Back Provincial Chair Foam eush-
ion. gold and natural fsbie 1000
lust " Was 1856 90. sI1
scHookeEcK Loveseat. Two spring down eush- nno m
ions Blue nubby fabric. Gust y Was 333 90. zZ3'~~
GReYSToNg 3-cushion Colonial Wine Sofa
Early American print. box pIest skirt 9EA.0o
Gust u Wss $500 GSAS
HARTFORD HOUSE coIonisi Hard Rock Maple
Wing Chair Toast nubby fabric. 1000
Gust u Yves 1o7.oo' IT.
rHoMASvILlR Rural French LOUNGE Chair
Loose foam cushion. toast fabric. 1000
Gust y ives 1880 o.
STEPHEN Early American Wing Lounge Chair
Foam back and seat. Tally Ho" print. 1000
Gust y wss 1880 ~
hlBRlTEN Genuine Leather Library Lounge Chair AA m
In red (just u was 129 oos U4Y'~~
Evening star., 1961-01-04
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM

rAoMAsVLLE DEAUvLLE Pc. Fruit~ood
French Provincial Dining Suite. Consists Of buffet
oval table with leaf and side chairs 10000
Gust ~ was 4SS.oo' AS1
cHiPPEhDALE . Pc Swirl Mahoosny senio,
tS: chm" ::"'" q $1,000
DECORATOR = Pe Senior French provinc.
Dining Room Suites. In Antique white and eod
decorated with cherry fruitwood tops on buffet
:s:: :b. 1850 ' ::"'a % r.; 439os
BLOWING ROCK Pc Senior chppendsle swid
Mahogany Dining Room Suite Consists Of
tabs arm ''' SD: sh'i;. T., w., -. 80. 1880
BLOWING ROCK Pc. Italian Provincial Walnut
''''fF'''' sb"' table, nd i; : *; 439oo
FRENCH PROVINCIAL . Pc seoio, cb.ru
's'"''" table, SIDE eA; ;' ,'s' $1,000
MASTERPIECE Pc. Senior Foundi Mahogany
Dining Suite In the brown finish Consists
OF massive breskfront. extension table, z arm and
group was 929oos l97
METZ EMpIRIA COLLECTION . Pc. suit. !,
rich warm toned figured vensers trimmed with
e: tt. e. ''''' SON. :: 4; ;i
MT. AIRY cohrEssA COLLECTION Pc lt,r,,
Classic All Walnut Senior Dining Suite Consists
Of "a inch breakfront with metal Grille doors,
white viii side sS'' :i s:'9 va. ,.,.. 1880
koMWkBk Massive Pc French Provincial
Master Dining Suite. Consists Of 30 inch break
front front with crown top, glass doors, metal
grille doors in top, drawers and doors in base
oval table, extending TO #. z arm and side
chairs with fully upholstered seats. Z 00E "a
(ust y wa. s,4so.oo' I,11o
Evening star., 1961-01-04
TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM

JAMESTOWN LOUNGE. Pair of All Foam French
Provincial Chairs. Biscuit back and seat beioe 00S0
fabric Was 1sS 90 s.s ~
STEPHEN Pair Of Attached Foam Rubber Pillow
saek Occasional Chairs French Provincial Blue oo.So
fabric. Va. I6e 90 as w.
COCHRAN Loose Pillow Back Lounge Chair qqoso
Blue and brown quilt. casters. Was $1,000 IIT
STEPHEN Large Attached Pillow Back Nauoh,-
hyde Lounge Chairs, J in tan, in red foam rub
Der reversible seat Cushion" ''' ". s;' s;;o. S 1880
COCHRAN Loose Pillow Back lounoe Chair
tS;I5S M,ssoIo' quilt fabric; to'" o6S;: l29oo
~ was @'o'oo
MGM French Provincial Club Chair Citron quilt
.sss tsi :: ss:" and '''s's5 's' x 99oo
SD: c"' Antique white v: ;,s s. s os ;:;:, 199oe
:ss.: 1s: ;: :n; and 10000
9s5 :S:: x $1,000
STEPHEN 9o-nch Traditional Sofas Button back,
@ srs ''' :; e; $4,000
%s. xsS. v ss.se ,as ,s1s v G"9; $4,000
ED: So and nd Wit; ;:i!, s s"s $500
MSM TERRY" Sofa, French Provincial antique
walnut frame, down and feather loose pillow
back cushions, piece down and feather seat
cushion bostes Covered rich beige fabric 10000
Was l.3Sooo' VIZ
Evening star., 1961-01-04

These Are Not Manufacturers Coseouts or
Discontinued Lines!
These Are Not Special Purchases for this
Special Event!
These Are from Our Regular Stock,
Mostly Current and by Famous Makers!
VII WLE LANE NJ AIRY METZ RoMWEsER KENTcoFFEY AERcAN
NAL HILL SEG STADBUT COCHRAN HIBRITEN HARTFORD
HOUSE. FOUNDERS JAMESTOWN LOUNGE AND BLOWING ROCK
Evening star., 1961-01-04
CONTEMPORARY DINING

FOUNDERS Black Lacquer Buffet or credenzs.
(iust 81 was los.oo'
DRExEL ARTISTRY Chest, conn,ods Or Server,
In tawny walnut, with marble top, 80 inches .
wide. - inches deep. 3oh inches tall.
Gust y was $4,000
AMERICAN DESIGN FOUNDATION 7o-loeb
Oiled Walnut Harvest Table II
tiust y was 1880. u
AMERICAN DESIGN FOUNDATION Cherry
Pc. Suite. Consists Of oval table and side -
chairs. (Ist ~ w,. oao 0o4
THoMASVlLLE OVERTURE 8 Pc. Danish WAL
nut Suite. Consists Of buffet, RECTANGULAR ex.
tension table, arm and side chairs ~
Gust 81 was 4l9.oo' A
AMERICAN DESIGN FOUNDATION 8 Pc. Chern
suite, consists OF buffet server, silver hutch top
oval extension table and side chairs. e
Gust y was 7os.oo. -
AeAoIAN COLLECTION, 8 Pc. All Mshoo.nv
Suite In patns finish. Consists Of buffet, hutch
top, drop-leaf table, arm and side chairs EG
was $4,000 u
FOUNDERS Black Lacquer 10 Pc Suite Consists
OF buffet, china base, hutch top 42-inch round
table, arm and side chairs Cane treatments Ef
on wall pieces (iust u va, a2a nn. D
SLOWING ROCK 9 Pc Walnut Suite, Consist,
OF buffet, china, round table, 2 arm and side az
chairs iIrt ol 49,. noe 40 ~
ACAoiAh COLLECTION 9 Pc Senior All Mshoo.
any SuIfe Consists Of oonch buffet, breskfront
Top WIN brass grille doors, 1880 RECTANGULAR
extension table including two 20" leaves 2 arm
Chairs and side chairs with cane backs, o.
Gust y wss 100000 Va