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_ SUNDAY, OCT. 2, 1949 Garden Clubs —

Outdoor Meetings,

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PAGE 27 Massive 'Fontaine' Is Classic Silver Pattern

That May Be Used in Any Period Interior

Drapery,

Gardening—

Mrs. Harlen Hall Fills Yard

* : With Tough, Pretty Asters . By JEAN TABBERT Ho hE 2 y Ee ha : A CLASSIC PATTERN . useplant Talks vee BE Bes cB §8 Will Open may be mised ther wih ~ 3 3 L z 5 : modern or traditional home ; 5 « un 5 ; ' 4 furnishings. When it comes to 5 ‘ 3 a 3 es ands 3 Match Divide Club Activi RR Apt be pen. Wrenn 1S Si a3 | easily done for a table oftem ; . . A new floor covering and dra- to be formal no matter % respondent Wasd ad Flower Hike Featured in pery department at Ayres’ will Da i ber Of The men o H Tuesday morning on the 3 rr ay's Session of Nature Study Group Re eer There hil pe 1 | rounding furniture and acoes- : : : . creased conven sortes. aL 3 £ their hats ~~ Houseplants #nd a few last outdoor meetings are divid- AN es He aes so) Ea, (nc most Bandevmo 3 ing the attention of garden and nature clubs meeting this result of the expanded facilities, of these classic designs is “Fon Pid vale ie) ny week. in the two Gtpartments. bl - : taine,” a massive, heavy patfallen for The homemaker will be able : made by a famous manu % ks ago. A weed and flower hike over the grounds at Woollen’s Gardens make her selection of a home | Ja Hm a pr is excluse 3 SRS Ah. Hs ia the feature of today’s meeting of the Nature Study Club at 3 p. m. color scheme with two of the | ive with -Charles Mayer's in . i | sometimes it 8, § Bidgood, chairman of the botany committee, will lead. main fhgredients—carpeting and, Indiana. J. 8 The Misses Abbie Kantz and Amy Boner will serve tea. 2 draperies — easily accessible to The steriing silver flatware 4 nuch they can The Garden Gate Garden Club members and guests will visit Sash Sthet 4 ay A afeas| was inspired by the grace and. Brown County on Wednesday. A trip through artists’ studios in A ae Hr aes 810 TX elegance of the Louis XV pere t, he said, and the morning, and picnic lunch in the park will be followed by a Jan OE Ath Coin dwood| & < fod. But ft was named after e—as often as tour of potteries in the afternoon. Mesdames William Best, L. R. wallpaper, hooked ru ge cus-| Pierre Francois Fontaine, first Groendyke and Chalmer Schlosser are in charge of arrangements. p carpet ey diffuse a architect od Nageleon. - the r hair can do The Broad Ripple Garden Club will go on a trip through Holliday soft, mellow Jight to simulate| many memorable restorations to get a fine Park on Friday. A business meeting will follow at the home of home conditions both at night and of the Bonaparte Era .. . the ere is also a Mrs. Charles E. Corbin, 5315 N. Capitol Ave., club president. Baring je day . Three maalls Grand Staircase of the Louvre, ck, navy blue ¢ The Audubon Society. will go to} ns of stair carpeting show the, the Palais Royale, the Arch of that go nicely "the Mooresville Home svar | YOUr Yard— Various wayr this type covering, Carrousel and the Palace of

ter Thompson for their meeting on

Friday evening this week. iw Composting

Edna Collins is program chair-

Malmaison. ” . LIKE HIS magnificient

may be used, { Nine, 12 and 15-foot widths of carpeting are exhibited on rollers)

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y hair for a [A® . to answer the question, “How work, the silver pieces are tance, a blue man. Aid S 0 | wide is nine?” In the hard sur-! | carved in definite, = clear-cut gown. If the To Discuss Herbs | S l face section, wall samples may| | sculpturing. The design is so entric as he'd The Forest Hills Garden Club] Can Al be removed to show the products. | made that a monogram may be 1 touch her up will take up the subject of kitch-| an Aso Spread A new system to cut down wait-| ’ | set upon the shield in the center h a red hat. en Berbs at Sere Wednestdy Many Plant Diseases 22% ¥ Ing Jou the Suisheq Produst Bika} Beautiful, massive “Fontaine” is a splendid specimen of on . Sesigh: are. extremely : meeting. Mrs. Ross Smith Will Every fall it's literally a burn- . : eo partment. Inspection and cutting| silversmithing. * a xiremely J * speak. Mrs. W. C. Goodall, 936; . : . ' : ; | heavy; they might bé expec Join E. 58th St. Is hostess. ling question whether to destroy Kay Harting examines a neighbor's asters. of the fabric is done before it Tamm | to embrace a high bracket price : : . iby fire all the disease-carrying By MARGUERITE SMITH leaves the floor. The drapery Designing Woman— | range. Actually they're availinner Meeti 1 Wednesday the fubble left on the flower and y salesperson now can perform a! . 2 : agsdaie Unit, Crea I ay ’ den nescay. - vegetable patches after frost or to ASTERS THAT JUST don’t seem to know the rules—that's |jecorator type of an > He 3 A n e m e nt C an Be Dated able for no more than the Auxiliary, will go to the home of Mrs. R. C jsaye it for soil improvement. | the kind Mrs. Harlen Hall fills her yard with year after year at |p,ve available many adidtional| r ra g average Suing ve, Petters at for a dinner Reese, 18 N. Campbdll St. Mrs. gies; JSisase Ne have with us| Bas. Kealing Ave. i swatches of special order mate-| By ELIZABETH HILLYER old-fashioned even though | aad a note of luxury to your a ) se | ost gardeners find that asters can’t be raised on the same |.;.;¢ vr t the furniture units chairs and tables are near! ; A. L. Partain will talk on house- germs that affect le. But it's] A s not the furniture un Y | table whenever they are used. n at 6:30 p. m, lants and there will be a display! peop | ground for two consecutive years without too much tragedy from | ju included on the floor are| alone that make a room out-of- new Central Chris- pat 2 qo Paviony when conditions are right or| those sofl-borne diseases, such as aster wilt and yellows. 3 Chintz STop. DIIOW Dit. (Fal Aer Sy NaArtange the rosin. 40 io- All serving pieces are avall- , for the year's of azaleamums and chrysanthe-there’s a concentration of germs| ‘It's too much water around rere 12 4 L Pe , | date. room can be a f on able in the pattern. Mayer's imuied by the mums. Mrs. S. G. Wilmer will that they cause trouble. Then| tne roots that causes the trou- Saved seed than some they ming and gadget bars as well as| behind the times in the way day's ideas of good Organiza- | wij] have a table setting and assist Mrs. Reese. ‘|we “have a bad year” for Somato/ ble,” is Mrs. Hall's opinion. bought. an enlarged readymade drapery| it is arranged. 8 Son ahd you, Jo more than | window displays highlighting group will hold Another Wednesday meeting is Bu plants, lke Tone ro) “With. all the rain, I had more Her neighbor Mrs. Anna *nG TITS SOPATImONS I a op the ives tis week. Mrs. Charles that of the .Sunshine Gardens certain toughness if they arent, Jiseased plants than usual this Davis enjoyed the. view of the

tered, haphazard or set at odd

aster-filled yard so much she Plans Fight in 1952

said, “You ought to call The | Times and maybe they'd use a For Woman v. P.

picture.” So she did, and they | AUGUSTA,.Me.—In a statement Antique Show

ing officer, will

Club of Beech Grove at the home babied too much. S60 much has| Year but with so many I didn’t e chairmen and

11 up.” of Mrs. Carol Plymate, 101 S.been proved by composting ex-| Miss the few I had to pu 9th St. There will be a demonstra- periments with diseased materials,’ It might be, too, that her

A SMOOTH plan brings more ) 4: convenience, a new look of ‘Miss Mary Garden

angles its effect is cluttery and i : serene comfort and makes way (To Be Luncheon Guest

t { for more furniture that you SR i nts. Mrs.| Obviously, it's flirti vith| Plants have developed some im- | Mise Mary Garden will be honNL Rand and Mra W. 8. New. tragedy to leave a lot 0 blight munity for she has saved her did, and that's how you hap- I’ Sn Margater Chase nn. Scheduled H Me Sketched are three pieces Ored at a luncheon in the Murer comer are assistant Hostesses. [Infected peony leaves lying around OWN seed for some 15 years, se- pen to see Kay Harting, daugh- |_| q fight to see that same cheauie ere | trom a grouping of handsome Temple following her lecture Fri{peony plants that suffered from lecting the biggest and best col- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John | = The Greater Indianapolis An-| grouping | day, Sne will open the Town Hall + t i . qualified woman” was nominated 8 e po | new furniture that arranges G&y. pe Show Winners it this year. But bury ‘the leaves| ored flowers. Her friends have Harting, another neighbor, in tor either President or Vice Pres- tique Show will be held Oct.' peautifully anywhere. Differing | Series at 11 a. m. in the Murat Junior garden club news this a little distance from your peony had better luck with this home- the midst of Mrs. Hall's asters. |fdent on the er ot a os. [13-18 in the Murat Temple. The heights oe depths ‘used ne Theater. : YS week features more flower show bed and you've removed the con- | h She predicted that -the party event will be open from 11 a. m. Mustrate new idea for ar- | The famous opera star will an. 1 winners and an-unusually clever.centrated source of reinfection. Around t e Town— : : “to 1:30 m. KE. F. Beyer, man-| . | swer estions at the lunch i Iub When Green Also, since most diseases are very , 5 oe that nominates a woman for Ph 7 aiey “| rangement against a wall. The [SWer ques cheon, unter club name. 0 ‘se. [choosy the peony leaves won't fo il Kitt K President or Vise President will ager of the “Little Gnome"! three door unit has adjustable Reservations may be made at the Xd Thumb’s youthful gardeners se-| : ; rami nirren eeps Qragen win the 1952 election.” |Louisville, is in charge of the ghelves for spacing the way you [Town Hall office in the Claypool lected a name what could be hurt tomatoes you may plant] C lected a mame Wa CO nies above them next year | : | Er |. diso] it include eli | want it and the top three | Hotel, Tickets for Hdividen! lecE 3 — y | e displays will include china.| drawer tier is removable for [tures are available at the Murat Sprouts? Membership --1n the|, Remit Dr gag, F ree of Gr asshopper Ar m y Club to Meet both Meissen and Dresden; jew-| rearrangement somewhere else. Theater. LIS, IND. Sprouts is open to boys and girlio 0 0" Toney practically every || The Garden Club of Indiana elry, silver, pewter and brass and a : from eight to 13 whether thelr oor aon and vard starving for THE EXPERTS who advise chlordane as the best remedy for board of directors will meet Tues- Early American Victorian and J parents are Green Thumb mem-|p i ve humus it seems tragic to|S isshoppers in the garden obviously dont know about Harriet, day in the Fairbanks Room Of other period furniture. . bers or not. ' “burn a speck of it that we can Harriet, who answers more frequently to “Babe,” is the 4-month-old the Columbia Club. A 10:30 a. m.| Over 50 national dealers alAt their recent flower show the/s a ve. Organic gardeners, offiitten belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tansley, 1042 W. 20th St. business session will precede the ready have entered their names, Sprouts who took first prizes course, claim that proper compost- | Warriet doesn’t even give grasshoppers a chance to jump before she 12:30 p. m. luncheon. Mrs. Rob- and -a number of local firms also were Rosalyn Hasseld, Carolyniing destroys disease germs and Bets them,” say her proud owners. | ert Jackson, Lowell, will preside. will show displays. ! Sampson, Louann Bischof, Dor-|apores. But for the average back-| The Tansleys also have one of re newly bought tullp bulbs. The STOCK-TAKING . 3 othy Power and Helen Thorn. |yarder their system is somewhat those accidentally planted paw-| :

|Complicated and time consuming, [PAW trees. Growing from an “In- DUS was crowded. And she didn’'8}

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The Forest Hills Junior Group! diana banana” they'd laid in the | Know (until later) that the better had over two hundred entries at! grass to ripen, 3 OF its first the bone meal the richer the odor. | their flower show at John strange VN g to Make crop in this, its third summer, | An industrious Easter lily is re school. First prizes went to Mark| Y * = =» ported by Edith Race—it's blos Shermann, Billy Garstang, Berry| IN A number of cleverly #0oming in the yard of her neigh Epstein, Freddie Nakari, Mary A Rose Jar planted yards the late blooming oT: Mrs. I. M. Binzer, 1519 Broad § "Shermann, Bethany Ann Tee-| misty lavender spikes of plantain-| RiPPle Road. ON garden and Donald Moulton for| If you want to combine sum-|ijly (hosta, funkia, or August lily, En GT 3 flowers. Patty Hern won first for|Mer garden fragrances into per-iif you prefer) combines tastefully DISHING THE 3 vegetables on & tray. In special manent Joy, here's one way t0/with the soft rose tinted flowers i classes top prizes went to Stephen Prepare a rose jar. It's a recipe of liveforever. Here's a color com- DIRT= 3 Behlmer, Joe Harner, David Scott, used by Mrs. Walter Morton, 3434| bination that will grow in shade, By MARGUERITE SMIT £ Sonia Pacini, Judy Taylor, John|E. Fall Creek Blvd. Her jar ofitqo, y GUERITE SMITH Russel, Granville Richey, James|fome 10 years ago, is still, as the Q—Please repeat the recipe for

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With the return of the SPILLMAN ANTIQUE

The heavenly blue mornin ; Gale and Beverly Voesinger. 01d fashioned 2 amolony Bas tn glory is amy not a DE , green Smale y » Jou Publistisd Fall season we are now + AND GIFT SHOP Tommy and John Ritterkamp| Keep ns biti Ouse p easan Ih |annual for a mixed border. But{ or 4 poo poe BN # Iopas open regular hours, 4425 East 10th Street won a first for their butterfly ® penetrating and sweet reviving ny ang Mrs. Lester Poe, 3453 N,| °C © SO a B w daily 10 A. M. to 4 Bus, IR-6719, Res. IR-5327 display. fragrance. Rural St., drape them over a foot| oir st . n Se Thay WY P. M., Mondays, 10 | During the Antique Show at the

| You might start with already ried rose petals or gather fresh

Dahlia Week-End

This is a big week-end for local dahlia fans, with the current dahlia show following the exhibit at Louisville last week-end. William Cuffel brought home twentyfour ribbons from the Louisville show plus sweepstakes awards for miniatures and pompoms. W. A. Saffell, Beech Grove, with| .eight entries took three firsts, “three seconds, and & special award for miniatures. Mr. and Mrs. William Nyffeler!| and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hurst of Beech Grove stopped in at the Louisville Show on Sunday. Mr.! and Mrs. Willard Johns, wellknown local dahlia growers who

A.M. to 8 P.M, or appointment. Closed Saturday and Sunday. | Come browse around. Louise Brooks, 1441 N. 3 Delaware (rear). LI. 4780. * * *

Appraisals gladly given. Indiana's First BIG Show.

Greater Indianapolis’ Antiques Exposition and Sale. October 13-14-15-16. 11 A. M. Till 10:30 P. M. Admission 60c, Tax Incl. Murat Shrine Temple Indianapolis, Indiana This will be one of the Nation's outstanding shows with it's recognized dealers from Coast to Coast. You can’t afford to miss this large event.

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Take your an- | tiques, such as | old tea sets, can- | delabras, trays, or any other item for plating by experts to look like new. Gold and silver plating of all description on any kind of

high fence at the rear of a mixed ; front sidewalk planting for a AHere is the recipe, as given by| ones in these fall mornings as Mrs. George Bradshaw, 649 pleasant effect. blossoms fade. Layer the dried

LaborSavi T Berkley Road. Slice about four, petals wtih plenty of salt. Some LaDOr-saving lip |

cups green tomatoes, unpeeled. recipes suggest equal amounts by From Thomas Hasbrook, presi-| In a separate bowl mix.one cup volume. Let the mixture stand ident of the blind veterans’ na-! granulated sugar, one cup light| 10 days in a covered glass dish, tional organization, comes a top-| brown sugar, three tablespoons x * * shaking it up every morning. notch labor saving idea for busy, flour, one-half teaspoon cinna-| __ - 3 : Then fill a quart fruit jar with gardeners. “I'm mulling over the] mon, and one-fourth teaspoon] STANLEY'S ANTIQUE SHOP the petal-salt mixture plus two notion of writing a piece about salt. Use part of the flour mix-| CHARLOTTESVILLE, IND. ounces each of coarsely crushed it.” laughs Mr. Hasbrook. “If you ture to coat the lower crust -30 MI EAST ON RTE 40 cloves and stick cinnamon. Mrs. admire the size, color, and general| against soaking. Then stir| Large set of Haviland, very Morton suggests a wooden potato | lusciousness of the tomatoes your nice condition, animal milk masher for the crusher. Let stand friends raise, it’s remarkable how glass plates, satin glass powder for another six weeks. |few tomatoes you get & chance to boxes, other nice items in glass Then add one ounce each of| buy.” and china. Large stock of furground cloves, allspice, cinnamon| If your fall planting problem ls niture in rough and refinished, and mace (or substitute nutmeg) [OW to work more Ee ue a including a nice all original six- . ; {also an ounce of bruised and! leg walnut table and set of six 256 AON psala Laconia, Ind. crushéd orris root. (The allergy UP» here’s how the R. G. David- chairs. You are welcome whethhibiting this week-end ot the lo. afiicted may substitute an ounce; 3008, 3608 Carrollton Ave. get

50 roses into an uncrowded plant SF SOU BEY OF JUS. Wish to Jook: of gum benzoin, for these are fixa-| | _cal show. He and Mrs. Johns and tives, and interchangeable.) Add;in8. A row along the driveway de dw de their son Billy are guests of Mr. DEN OF ANTIQUITY.

two ounces of lavender flowers between house and garage leads and Mrs. Saffell. if you have them, then layer ad- to another group across the back|l air Cut and Styled The Biz-Z-B Garden Club will ditional dried rose petals with Of the lot with ‘climbers on the 1813 Plorson St. (Botween Mes meet with Mrs. €. 8. Clark, 8327}tis basic miztwe le Sli your ur. lence Piskiog & Iackyround, for By Paul Now is the time || ridian and Illinois. Open 1 to ; for your scalp ® p. m,, daily except. Sat. Wide variety of chi-

Murat Temple, Oct. 13-14-15-186, we will have booth number 33.

tomato slices lightly into the rest of it. After you've filled the pie, sprinkle the filling with the juice of one small lemon and dot with margarine. Bake as you'd bake apple pie.

For a Lovelier You— have your

E. 42d St. on Tuesday. A demon. Pour over it one-fourth pint of a mixed flower border. stration of corsage making will good cologne. Mrs. Morton uses Parsley Mint

be the feature of the meeting, the standard 4711 cologne. | Here : treatments. i na, lamps, fur- | metal. Datings and markings , i v e's cheer for apartment { ’ ’ 4 A A ipso | A rose jar must be tightly, = a niture, pattern | not eliminated. J. A. Miles, 118 closed. Old fashioned kinds had dellers. Dorothy Adams, who Get Paul's Per p

and colored | S. Capitol Ave. LL 9160. Club to Meet _ double tops: It should be opened dishes out garden books at Cen- manent Wave

) | wv Xe lass, includ- | The Crooked Creek Home: tral Library, says she’s no gar-| d von't | 8 28s, 1 io 1 hour at a time, if | an ou ont} dr We makers club. will “meet in tooo de > fin 2 Te oa ener but she did raise a snazzy! h . : A ing a pair of * ; . | would retain its fragrance rom | t of ley £ { ave to pin you nodding bisque, EWIS home of Mrs. Frank Snyder, 2150, time to time moisten the mixture For Or, Parsley for clipping all last hai every I Dresden cht J. W. L W. 60th St. at 1 p. m. Tuesday. |with a few drops of almost any inter. Her green thumb, she's if L4p ry | . i 2008 W. Washington Street — A VAIL WAIN, flower cologne—the alcohol seems|S°¢1d8d, Was due to the rich coun- night. pagne cooler, dry sink, Rose | j,.gq selection of lamps, pat0 YOU KNOW Fower So gn HD } try dirt the plant was potted in.! wood Melodeon, selection of | you ® sigs chinaware, glass . 0 up latent scent, 8ays “por an easy, effective way to clocks, octupational mug, serv- ware, items in unpolished brass Why we have grown to be the rs. Morton. prettify a front yard take a tip Jus 50 ice for 8 in Blue Maestricht. and copper, ideal for potted ! from Mrs, John Mills, 942 Pleas- flowers. Odd chairs, day beds largest re-upholstering firm in Rush Tea Planned ant Run Phwy, N. Drive. Shelf-Waw GA wh a <rop | And stand tables. o marble-top . marches a row of po ower- = N JE SHO 3-drawer commode. the: State? ‘By Sub Debs ing plants up one side of the ront|] P*¥ | Antiques, 517 N. New Jersey St. : | | WE DO! | The CHIX Club is planning a Steps. (For fall color, use bitter- Beauty Just received, Rosewood * * * tn tx oo i dary mag ave, por wine, ny “evr | PAUL'S sao | GR seen sowvocd| ; ng's home. e members had . ; | i ; It's quality work (a ember party recently at Judy Gardening certainly gets folks Where He Finest Seon Service 6x9 imported hooked Plus High dollar value! = | Springer's. into all kinds of trouble. Take the | 145 nN. penn. Ground Floor | rugs. See us for rare ‘Rushees to be invited to the tea eg youns, Woman ag * FR. 2531 * and better antiques. 2ge SHELB HOLSTERI {include Sara Eickhof, Janet Ve pouncs of especaty . Also expert chifa and 3 Y UP. ST NG CO I. rer, Julie Malvase, Gretchen 800d bone meal to take home to glass repairing. Missing parts 3631 Massachusetts Ave. |Farhbach, Marcia Shick and mmm | replaced. We will exhibit some CHerry 6717 {Beverly Weevie, MAKE YOUR PRIVATE of our finer furniture and Havi- , SEWERAGE SYSTEM land at the Greater Indianapolis

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Antique Show to be held at the . Murat, Oct. 13 to 16 inclusive. E Make this a date now.

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A WELL BALANCED UNIT

When in doubt—shop at Reckers for the best in Oriental Art, Rugs, ~Porcelains, Prints and

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Paintings. 4-SKIN NATURAL RANCH ( . + Willard Hotel Antique Shop, ONLY AT RECKER'S MINK o Stimulates Bacteria *. Franklin, Indiana We appraise and sell estates.

Septic Tank , 5-SKIN JUMBO KOLINSKY

Carlos Recker, 1880 N. Meridfan Street. Phone RI ley 7847. Hours: 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m,

Eighteen miles south of Indianap-

o Eliminates Odors

proven principle. It starts septic aetion immediately. It corrects the

| : OR F NE PLANTS 00 P Large 8-Lb, Can Onl : $3.28 | olis on U. 8. ines i : p =. 3 i . 1 D LANS AND : | 51 : be A A B : EX ERT W ORKME! NC. ALL itioner works on a new and sludge into liquid. If vo cess | : Ea : x 4a y and neh Hav and

septic tank is too small for your re- | ‘unusual antiques. china, Dresden

quirements, use Conditioner and see china, Beehive pic-

chemical structure of the material in i FEATURE OF THE WEEK: ture plates, pattern Divided - r SERY co the cesspool or septic tank It feeds "ONO: ! Mah rocker, : ‘ | ogany Boston Rocker, news glass, cut glass, i A the bacteria and they work and re- 3. 8, 12, AND 30 LB. CONTAINERS || jtered in rose hy Dutch cu Payments — 3 801d at Leading Hardware Stores, Dept. Stores and Lumber Yards = 9 b 1y uphalstered in brocade, Cana Se cherry op v-

i-all original and refinished . $67.50, Cherry two drawer stand

: $ib.0t all original and refinished

Write for Name of Nearest Desler or Any Special Probieni

CAMP CHEMICAL GO. Inc. 002% "5%.

EY 82nd ST. AND ROAD 52 per cupboard, Rose back rocker

and love seat. ‘Alstott’'s An-

Available Br : tiques, 2313 E. Washington St.

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TEL. «CO. 2381

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