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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-09-04
MACHADO REACHES CANADA

MONTREAL, Que, Sept. g.
Gerardo Machado, fugitive ex-dic-
tator of Cuba, arrived here today,
and was escorted by heavy police
guard to a hotel where he took the
suite of rooms recently occupied by
General Italo Balbo, the Italian
Fascist flyer. No one was allowed
to come near him.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1933-09-04
Soviet Youth Halls
Success in Building
on World Youth Day
Hundreds of Thousands March With Banners
and Floats Celebrating Youths Share
in Socialist Construction
by YERN SMITH

MOSCOW, US.SR-Sept Cable)-Hundred thousands
demonstrated Friday afternoon and night in Moscow
that lasted throughout the ceremonies
the the
at
Evening star., 1933-09-25
CONDITIONS FEARED
ON BUTTER MARKET
Prices Continue to Rise, but Trad
ers Expect Severe Drop Un-
less Surplus Is Cut.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 25.-Eforts to
stabilize the Nations butter market
have thrown cash trading into the most
peculiar dilemma the butter industry
ever has experienced.
Spot prices have been 'pegged," in
effect. at levels which completely defy
the markets statistics-hgures which
point to the biggest storage holdings
in the industry's history
Within the last two weeks. nearly
100000 pounds of butter have been
delivered on the cash market at the
Chicago Mercantile Exchange. and vir-
tually all of this record-breaking GUAM
tity has been bought by a large CO.
operative which borrowed Federal funds
oStensib.y for "stabilizaticn" purposes
Since last August when it was an
nounced from Washington that the
Government planned to spend $4,000
600, to be raised by a processing tax,
in efforts to improve dairy prices, but
ter quotations have been moving up
ward.
Meanwhile. surplus storage holdings
have skyrocketed. September / hold
ings aggregated 17500o.00o pounds
against l07 100000 for the same date
last year. and a five-year average of
1872 100000.
Unless some effective means is de-
vised to remove most of this surplus,
in the opinion of traders the market
is destined not merely to break, but to
crash.
Evening star., 1933-09-25

STEEL MEN AWAIT
CUE ON INITIATION
Price Advance Is Expected
to Spur Orders for Plates
and Shapes.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, September 25.-If the
prospect for imitation should deepen this
week, the magazine Steel said today, an
investment in materials may appear
more attractive than the conservation
of cash.
"A 50 per ton advance in plates and
shapes and 50 in bars becoming effec-
tive September 80, fourth-quarter con-
tracing for these heavy finished steel
products is expected to be brisk this
week." the publications weekly review
said
Accompanying this rise is revision
of terms calculated to make q contrac:
for heavy steel as ironclad as contract
for pig iron long has been. Beginning
Immediately. producers will contract on
the following basis:
"O For definite tonnage to be
completely specified in time for ship
ment before the last day of the quarter,
CD for tonnage from which the buyer
may deviate up Is per cent or the mill
down 25 per cent, and 90 for q stated
percentage OF consumers require
mentS within specified maximum. It
Is possible also that mills will give pro-
lection on identified jobs for 60 days.
The fact that the present 1.60-cent
Pittsburgh base on plates. shapes and
bars becomes Its and 1.80 cents Sat-
urday is spur to coverage. However,
there are balancing penalties for under
and overestimating requirements, the
former necessitating open market pur-
chases at advanced levels and the latter
the payment for and stocking of surplus
material
General business still being confused
and the fourth-quarter outlook obscure,
buyers normally would tend toward con-
servatism, but if the prospect for infia-
ton deepens this week an investment in
materials may appear more attractive
than the conservation of cash.
During the past week specifications
against expiring contracts were so ex-
tcnsive the national steel rate sank only
/ point. to 40 per cent. Chicago mills
gained points to A per cent on the
strength of rail releases. Youngstown
mills were up points to 48 per cent
and Buffalo 3 to 49,
"Steels index of iron and steel is un-
changed at s31.23. The finished stee!
composite, however. is up 20 cents to
s48.5o. while the scrap index is off II
cents to $l0.7l."
Evening star., 1933-09-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. September 25 P,.-Butter.
15.76s; unsettled; creamery n specials j, ,:,s .s3
1874; seconds 1s6-sO, I6iaa17: standards
go centralized earlotsl, II: Egss, OLA.
fresh graded frsts cars. 16s.; local. 15la;
current receipts. l4al5.
Poultry; live -. ! car 70 trucks; as,s1. steady;
fryers, l0iaal1; colored; 10; Rock Springs.
11,aa12i2; colored. 10; Rock broilers. lola
11ls; colored. 10; Leghorn. 9:
States shipments Saturday. 500; Sunday. 90;
weak and unsettled. supplies very heavy.
demand and trading moderate: sacked PEI
noIefEs Noa r. 1s5si s5 Minnesota. % Holandaie sec
part partls Graded. "a G s5ai 90; North DAKOTA o. s
No 2 few sales i$5; \ Minnssota rs F9fsh sni pa oa
mostly i 35a1 40: Minnesota South Dakota
Sand Land ohio's., partly graded; 95a1 90
few higher; round whites: partly sraded
1.55al 80; Idaho Russets. l.50a1.65; fe'
higher; combination grade. 1.35al AZ: Ne
brsfks TsIumDhs No l. w,.,sl,s ltsshso
1.i5; MacIntosh 90: cSe Grimes Golden. S.
30; Jonathans. 125a1-35; crab apple
sS.,., :s.;:S stss
AELhloSyEseraas eAGI1FEoWER-erates 5osss sse 0v-i
crates ersss snS mats si
cgcgMBERs- baskets. 5caI 90,
PEARsBushei 9s1s efSts.i Baskets. Refers 75.s5;
PLUMsBushel baskets. damsens, 100.
TOMATOES baskets. 25a
35; S-basket crates. 75aS5.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
TRIPS STIR TALK
OF DOLLAR FUND
Montagu Norman's Visits
Linked With Plan for Ex.
change Control.
BY CHAS. p. SHAEFFER,

Associated Press Business Writer.
New York, as well as other banking
circles, is inclined to feel the frequent
visits Of Montagu Norman, governor of
the Bank of England, have some con-
nection with the establishment Of an
American equalization fund
Such fund, 1t Is said, would have
as its purpose the limiting of fuctua-
tions of the American dollar in foreign
exchange. and would be patterned after
similar agency set up in Great Britain
when the pound sterling was bobbing
about following the abandonment of
the gold standard there.
The assumption, it is said, gains
added weight when 1t is recalled Nor
Board in Washington on his visits to
this country. despite at least one in
vitation to come to the Capital to con-
fer 1t he felt there could be helpful
cooperation between American central
banks and the Bank of England.
The fund idea is not a new one,
American bankers having urged it for
some time as we'll as leading world
economists at the recent London Con-
ference. But the administration has
seemed cool. always, to the theory of
SUBSTITUTING an equalization agency Tor
definite stabilization.
1t Is believed the ofdcial American
attitude is perhaps dictated by a bit
ter recollection of what happened when
France iquidated her huge portfolio Of
foreign exchange which constitutes the
essence of stabilization funds-i.e.,
claims on banks in foreign countries.
1t is considered quite likely here that
NOrman'S visits to this country have
had some connection with respect to
how such fund, If established, should
be set up in order that it might COL
laborate with the similar existing Brit
ish fund in that possible financial losses
to each country might be minimized.
In some quarters it is rumored that
such fund be created. a collaborating
trinity would be formed with the Bank
of France as third member, represent
ing the countries comprising the dimin-
iShing gold bloc
Evening star., 1933-09-25
CURB IS IRREGULAR
W|THLOWER TREND.
Utilities and Oils Resist De.
cIine-Liquor and Metal
Shares Off.
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, September 25.-The
Curb Exchange closed lower today but
above the bottom levels of the session.
as q rally in the afternoon narrowed
the losses. Trading was quiet all day.
The oil shares and the utilities made
the best showing during the afternoon
recovery. Gold shares and other metals
were under pressure all day. Some of
the widest declines were in the repeal
stocks.
The market moved irregularly at the
opening, as the utilities and the oils
showed a disposition to harden, while
the volatile liquor stocks and the metals
turned downward. After the overnight
orders had been filled the list developed
an easier trend, but the losses we're not
large and there were always buyers at
concessions
Electric Bond & Share led the slight
rally in the utilities at the opening. Tut
came down fractionally thereafter, still
holding well above last weeks lew
price. American Superpower, Ameri-
can Gas & Electric and United Light
& Power A also eased after q firm start.
COnSoudate0 Gas OF Baltimore opened
up point after last weeks 6-point
drop.
Creole petroleum, which reached
new 1888 high last week at 1917, was
again the active feature of the Pc
troleum group today, but profit taking
sales shaded the previous closing price.
Standard Oil of Indiana and most of
the other oils softened in the forenoon
trading. In the low-priced foreign di-
vision Venezuela petroleum was active
at steady prices.
The liquor shares moved more widely
on the downside. Hiram Walker opened
of point at 44A and broke through
43 at one time in the forenoon. Dis
tillers-Seagrams and Canadian Indus
trial Alcohol A and B shares also had
siZeable losses in this period. while Dis
tillers. Ltd, was comparatively steady.
Kruger Brewing had a sinking spell
after opening almost q point higher.
(Copyrisht 1880
Evening star., 1933-09-25
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 25.-After
selling off II to 18 points net under
Southern selling and liquidation. cot
ton steadied on covering and commits
sion house buying encouraged by a
rally in wheat December contracts
after easing to 1902 advanced to 1918
and the midafternoon market was
steady within a point or two either
way of Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 25 tP-Copper
quiet; electrolytic spot and future. 8 asked.
Tin barely steady: spot and nearby. 47.25;
Eastern Pennsylvania. ! 80; buffalo. 80:
Alabama, 1850. Lsad steady: spot New
York, 4 45o; East st. Louis. 4.35. Zinc
Antimony. spot. 7.0Oa7.12. Quicksilver.
65 .00a66.0O.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
MONEY MARKET.

m5ney stead: "a per cent ali day. Time
lcans steady; 80 days. iaa'4 per cent;
three to four, months, ssaa4 per cent: five to
cial paper. II per cent. Bankers accept
anceS UNCHANGED. 30 days. ssaA per cent;
80 to 90 days. 2sal4 per cent: four months.
sal per cent; five to six months, 7sas4
per cent.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
OIL LOSSES REPORTED.

NEW YORK, September Is (R.-
Mexican Petroleum Co., Ltd. of Della
ware, controlled by Standard Oil Of
New Jersey. today reported net loss Of
2484,130 for the first half of 1888,
compared with loss Of S2,253, 1884 in the
same period of 1892.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 25.- Grain
values rallied at the last today, al
though disappointment of traders who
had looked for fresh stimulating busi-
ness factors had served to pull values
downward most of the time earlier.
Aggregate dealings in grain, how
ever, were not large. and the markets
were easily influenced Price changes
at times proved rapid, rejecting in the
main individual speculative operations
rather than anything in the news
Wheat closed firm, at the same as
Saturdays finish to Is higher; corn,
Is off to Il up; oats, unchanged to "a
lower, and provisions varying from Is
cents decline to a rise of cents
Evening star., 1933-09-25

DlVldend rates IN dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment 'Ex
cipideId. PARTLY extra. tPlus A. in stock.
fayaoIe IN cash or stock. Payable in
STOCK Adjustment dividend. Plus So
IN stock. 6 Plus 6ro-in stock Plus "a
n n stock. st Plus 81 in stock Plus 10,e
IN stock Paid last year-no regular rate.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. As 1000 at
o5
Washington Gas IS 1960-sl 900 at
10334.
Washington Gas IS "B"-Sl,OOO at
1031s.
Washington Rwy g. Elec. pfd.-5 at
86la, 10 at 81.
AFTER CALL.
CAPITAL Traction 5s-Sl 900 at 54, 81 900
at 53l2.
Wash 'ngton Gas IS 1s58-s5oo at IS.
Rid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1933-09-25

Cash Grain Market.
Wheat, No. red, 87l2; No. / hard,
1894. Corn. No. l yellow, 46a4 a47; No.
l white, 4712a47A. Oats, No. white
37l2. Rye. no sales. Barley, 48a8O.
Timothy seed, 5.50a5.75 per cwt. Clover
seed, 6.00a10.00 per cwt.
Evening star., 1933-09-25
]. s. TREASURY CERTIFICATES
sHORT.TERM SECURITIES.

tReported by Chas. D Barney d COZ
Bio Offer
Allis- Chalmers Co. 5s 1897: s6A 80
American Beet Sugar 6s 1873 u, 81
Amer. Tel. g. Tel. 512s 1913 105,2 l06,2
Am Wat. Wks. e. FL. 5s 1934 a5i2 9S'4
Belding Hemingway Us 1886. 9S 100
Bethlehem Steel Co IS 1886 g1i2 ~
California Packing 5s 1040.. 90,- gi
Canadian Nor Ry. 4i2s 1875 10ol2 l0l.s
Chesa e. Ohio Ry. IS 1889; 105's lo57+
Chi Northwest. Ry. 6i2s 1926 ~ 81
Chicago Rock Island As 1884 2 ~,
Colorado & So. Ry. 4i2s 1898 SO s3s
Delaware g. Hudson IS 1885. 9! na,s
Den & Rio Grande 4i2s 1886 4! onH2
Edison Elec Illum. As 1889. 10lis i0:t,
Gen Petroleum Corp. 5s 194O lo3'H 1922
Srand Trmnk Canada Is 1895 1O2 lo2l7
Great Northern Ry. rs 1885 SnS4 81
Illinois Cent R. R 6l2s 1885 s2i2 "
keystone Telephone 5s 1898. n So,
LaSie1S e. w p Is Ig37 80 Sg74
LHG Lfs,;iIe E e. Naehviile Ks 1877 1OI 1O3
New YORK Cent: & H. As l934 stn Ga.
N Y. Chi & st. = as 1877 oo22,, 90
Northwest. Telep. 4l2s dn34. ,ois 9ois ,4a
Penna r. Co. 6f2s 1g56;. io"72 ioo5
Portland Gen. Elec 5s 1882 90 az
Republic Iron & Steel 5s I94o 90 ,9917.
Sinclair Cons. Oil Co. IS 1887 l0l lnnh,s
Southern Pacific 5s l934 80, az 49,
Union Oil Co. Calf. 5s lg35. iuudd+ Inn66x
virginia Ry & Power 5s l934 luu Ivy" leeo
Wabash Rwy. Co. os 1888. % oo
Evening star., 1933-09-25
C. & O. LOADINGS CLIMB.

NEW YORK, September Is P.-
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway last week
handled 32,136 cars of freight, against
81 ,147 in the previous week and 28,288
year ago.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
53-Piece Dinner Sets, s0'4o

A beautiful American.made service for 8. Three
attractive floral patterns
Porcelain Service Plates; regularly 81 6oc
Decorated Tea Pots metal and tea ball. .S175
Decorated Sweetmeat Dishes, with covers. SSc
Tile.Top Tables .................. ..........S!6S
32-piece American Porcelain Dnette Sets. .S3-25
s4-pece American Open Stock Dinner Service. s1lSo
Decorated China Dinner Sets for E; open stock SIS
32-pece Porcelain Dnette Sets; decorated .So.9S
Set of CoorfuI Pottery Pitchers in useful sizes 81
Decorated Cake Plates and Servers. ..7ec set
Decorated Porcelain Service Plates. Each. Soc
Richly Decorated China Salad Plates; square .Sl2S
Decorated China Service Plates; floral designs .SlIS
Pewter Pitchers; attractive shape ........$ $29S
Pewter Covered Vegetable Dishes .$l.6S
Pewter Meat Platters, good size; match dishes l6S
Serv;ns Trav and 4 Coasters; the set .. 7Sc
Decorated Covered Casserole and Plate. .........N
Colorfully Decorated Serving Trays; square 3Sc
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Whiting e. Cook Paper, So

) Boxes, 81. This stationery in letter and szes
large single sheets and correspondence cards
Box Cranes Lancers Stationery and so envelopes S5c
Box of Whiting & Cook Paper and so Envelopes, 6Sc
Name and Address printed 100 sheets of paper
and envelopes s..................... Is
Waterman and Parker Fountain Pen Desk Sets. .S395
7.Piece Etched Brass Desk Sets S295
Waste Paper Baskets for living and bed rooms. CSC
Two Packs of Cilt-edee Playing Cards. Csc
Leather Bridge Sets packs cards. pad. pencil .S5c
Ceiophane wrapped Easter Cards; 10 package, 1se
Congress Gold-edse Playing Cards; packs. Soc
STATIONERY AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
RuffIed Marquisette Curtains
$I.25

Dotted marquisette; point desprit dots; styles with
tailored sides and Aounce bottoms; colored dots on q
cream ground
Pure Linen Theatrical Gauze eight colors, 15c yard
Filet and Novelty Net Curtains, pair ......S285
Fine, Rufled Figured Marquisette Curtains; dotted
marqusete curtains with picot edge .Sl.S5 pair
Tailored Marqusette Curtains; ~ yards long. .Sl.l5
Permanent Finish Marquisette Curtains. IS pair
Cream Ecru Dotted Marquisette; Sc inches
wide ..................... ..Zzc yard
Fine, 2.Ply Plain Marquisette-
~ hCHes oOc yafu
Liberty Cretonnes % inches wide Csc yard
SO-inch Printed Linen ..................80 SOC yard
Glazed Chintz, in beautiful patterns &c yard
Finer Glazed Chintz; two beautiful designs 38c yard
SO.inch Printed Linen Drapes ..........$5 pair
Chntz Living Room Draperies .......$ $285 pair
Fine Glazed Chintz Bedspreads $28s Draperes, S185
Imitation Leather Hassocks ...........S2,$ $I.3S
Hand-painted Utility Screens 80 inches high
2-fold. .Ssc 3-fold. ..S1.3s 4-fod $l6s
DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Handicapped TaperIite Candle.

10-Inch 141 Inch 17H-Inch
4Sc Dozen 7Sc Dozen Csc Dozen
Handicapped Candles-Choice of II colors
Parchment Paper Bed Lamps; s designs. $50
Print Bridge Shades FIVE shapes; each ..... Sl.6S
Pleated Silk Shades; empire shape; gold rust BEIGE
l1-inch $3.50; 10-nch, $3.50; for Junior Lamps, s.
Bronze finish Lamps, with adjustable shaft
Bridge ..........S6 Student ..........$6
Slight Candlee Junior. $3.50
Adjustable Oil Pot Lamps; hobnail. .S2.2s
Adjustable Iron Bridge Lamps .................$3
Evening star., 1933-02-16
I-ounce Balls "SiIky WOOL" 10.

Suitable for making hooked rugs afshans, and many
other things In IS beautiful shades.
Zephyr Germantown Yarn for afehans sweaters,
SUITS scarfs, hats; IS shades; l-ounce balls. l9c
Printed Cotton Crepe Cloths and Napkins colorfast.
13nch Napkins; Csc dozen. Each ..:.... .6c
18nch Napkins; 81 dozen. Each ...........l0 .l0c
36-neh Cloths. ....3Sc 4S-inch Cloths. .6sc
54nch Cloths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .eoe
Silk Boudor Pillows
Triangular Lounsns Pillows ..............:.... .6sc
Glazed Chintz and Cretonne Pillows ..3 for 81
Silk-covered Boudoir Baskets ..................H 81
Stamped Linen Kitchen Towels; large size, for 3se
Fine, Stamped Linen Towels; frinsed hens. 4Oc
NeedIepont Tapestries; 26.inch canvases .A.25
Needepoint Tapestries; 23nch square canvases, S24S
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
"universaI" Electric Irons, > a.

Regularly $3.50. Wrnkleproof. Round heel, tapered
point, and beveled edges 6-pound size, with stand
"Landers" (made by Universally Heating Pads. .S2.45
"Landers' Chromium Plated Percoators; Soup, SS95
"Landers" Automatic Electric Irons; heats. .$37S
Universal Tourist Iron 3.pound size. .$235
Electric Mixers whip, beat stir, and mix. :. Sl.45
Universal Electric Refriserators, with 3-year susr-
antee AZ cubic feet 500; 51a cubic feet. .. $l2O
ELECTRIC AppLIANcEs FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Congress Playing Cards Pack. e 60

Congress Playing Cards; II distinctive designs.
Double Folding Mirrors; masnifyns .......... .45c
Larger Size Mirrors Csc
Fine Quality Pewter; covered vegetable dishes, pitch
ers, beverage shakers, nd.su9ar SETS coffee
pots, serving trays relish dishes flower bowls vases,
comports, and well-and.tree platters. Each So
Waste Baskets in two designs ................. CSC
Novelty Radio Lamps; bronze finish ........Sl75
Double Flap Jack Vanites choice of colors CSC
EnameIed Cigarette Case; holds 10 cigarettes. Csc
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Implanted Furniture-Special

Unpainted Roman Benches, with splint seats. :. 90c
Imprinted Kidney Dressing Tables, with drawer, S295
Unpainted Breakfast or Kitchen Chairs; styles $l45
Unpainted Kidney shape Bench l3x2l inches 81
Imprinted Breakfast Sets; table and chairs. .S74S
UNFINISHED FURNITURE, FnrH FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-02-16
!nnerspring Mattresses, eI/.oo

Innerspring mattresses, covered with sturdy woven
striped ticking Handmade Box Springs to MATCH
$17.85 Single, double, three-quarter sizes.
Goose Feather Pillows; 2lx27 size .......... ,27S
Pure Down.Filled Pillows; 2lx27 size ...... SST
BEDDING, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Housewares-SpeciaI

Fiber Bath Hampers, with pearl mitation) tops, S39s
Lisk 7-pound Oval Roasters; self -bastins 7sc
New Sanette Kitchen Pals; 3-salIon size ..S1
"Neverbreak" 8.inch Steel. Chromium Skillets =. 81
Seamles, CelluIod- finish Toilet Seats .. S29s
Oblons Trays; wood frames and glass centers Csc
Metal Waste Baskets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Chromium Beverage Shakers 1.quart size. 1895
Galvanized Corrugated Garbage PaiIs s-sallon, Csc
Garment Bags, slide fastener; 90 inches S195
Soft Chair Pads and Backs, set t..............50 Soc
Fern Stand; choice of ; finishes ...............S1
Wood Frame Trays ............................. 81
Goat Hair Wall Busters ......................95 Csc
6 Nelveteen- covered Garment Hangers ........ .35c
Laundry Bags; 80 inches long, Is inches wide. .45c
Clothes Bag and Hangers ...................Sl 81
Beverage Sets; chrome.pated on copper. $S.95
Broerette; cooks your own range; smokeless, Csc
Curtain Stretchers with easel and support SG5
Outdoor Folding Clothes Dryers; 100 feet 1895
No Liberty" 4-string Corn Brooms. Soc
Universal 3-auart Sauce Pans, with lids ........75c
l roll 14-inch Shelf and Lining Paper, roll heavy
Wax Paper and l roll Wonder Dustins Paper; the
Kitchen Household Scales; weigh to Is pounds Sl.25
Universal Family Size Food Choppers. .......S1.28
Universal Aluminium Double Boilers; 2.quart. Sl-'5
Universal Aluminium 5-quart Tea Kettles. $l85
Universal Sauce Pan Sets lquart pan, IA pan,
ana L-quart pan .Sl.lO
Seamless PEARL finish Toilet Seats ...........S49S
DRIP CoHee Makers; o-cup size .......,..... .AI4o
Large Size Chemically Treated Dust Mops. s........Sl
Large Size Ironing Pads and Covers ......... Csc
"Ateco" Cookie Makers 2 l0xl4 cookie sheets. 81
"Ateco" Ice Box Cookie Moulds. ds................Sl 81
Chromium Sandwich Trays; 7hxl2h inches. Soc
Apiece Decorated Canister Sets ...............Sl
Oblons, Drop door Bread Boxes ............SI
"Presco' Ironing Pad and Cover Combination SIC
Strong Folding Ironing Tables; 14x52 inches Sl.45
Kitchen Stools; used seat step stool .....Sl.45
Large Size Indoor Clothes Dryer; easily folded $l.35
Medium Size Indoor Clothes Dryers; easily folded 81
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Pictures, 81 each

Garden scenes hunts Godeys, and other subjects; in
cluding some pairs of pictures with mirror mats
Several Styles of Mirrors with gilt frames. 1918
Full Length Mirrors, in wooden frames. .$6
Circle Mirrors, in antique gilt frames. ..........A
Oil Paintings; assortment of subjects and frames,
$3.50 to S12
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Artificial Flower Bouquet, }.

A wide variety of delightful styles.
Miniature Gardens; large assortment .......
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Table Tennis Sets, sI'39

Complete with four sanded rackets. 66-inch net ad
Unstable net brackets, and eight balls.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
1882 Holster Radios, > $3.50

A cabinet radio with many Of the most advanced
improvements, with completely shielded ten-tube
superheterodyne chassis. Distinctive cabinet, with
sliding doors. Complete with tubes Convenient
terms may be arranged
RADIO GALLERIES. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-16
Sterling Hollow Ware, 80

Candlesticks, bonbons, bowls suears-and ndcreamers,
and many other useful pieces.
Beautiful Serving Trays, with hand pierced design;
copper BASE and electro plated very unusual At $3.50
Round Trays; excellent chop dishes. Match above
Sll.50
Sterling Silver Flatware services for 4 in tarnish.
proof chest or with tuck away roll
Miss America -. S23.95 Regent .... $21.4S
Sterling Silver Flatware services for g. in tarnish.
proof chest or with tuck-a.way roll
Miss America .. .$47o5 Regent .... .$42.SS
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