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Evening star., 1937-10-03

| American Association of University
Women-A song recital by Mrs. Netts
Craig Tuckenton, soprano, assisted BY
Elizabeth Collision Hill, tomorrow aft.
ernoon following tea, will open thu
Autumn programs. Miss Hill, com.
poser pianist, vii, play several solo
and accompany Mrs. Tuckerton II
her last number. Mrs Howard Nichols
will be hostess at tea.
The applied art section, under tn,
leadership of DR.. Edith Allen, will
have a demonstration of leather Graf
by Isabella Grooves OF the Occupa
tional Therapy Division, Walter Reet
Hospital, in the lounge tomorrow a
745 o'clock.
Mrs. Emma Woytinsky will review
modern Russian poetry at the meet
ing of the Martha MacLear Grou]
Thursday at II am
The Committee on Legislation vii
meet for luncheon Thursday at l.
o'clock.
A chess group will be organize,
Thursday at 7:3O o'clock. Members in
terested in playing are invited to Join
The beginners and the regular dupli
cate contract bridge sections will NEE
Friday at 7:30 o'clock.
The R0wac Club will hold its CUES
day tea next Wednesday from 8 to
o'clock at the home of Mrs. William
H. Simpson, 18 Albemarle street
WeStmoreland Hills.
Each members is privileged to brin
one guest.
The assistant hostesses are Mrs. Viii
liam Hepner, Mrs. P. E. Noise, Mr..
William Carl Hunt and Mrs. Ernes
j. Swift.
The Walkers will meet at the Ches
nut home In Hyattsville, Md, toda
at 3 o'clock and, after a walk in tn
vicinity. will have a picnic supper.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

The Walkers will meet at the Ches-
nut home In Hyattsville, Md, today
at o'clock and, after a walk in the
vicinity. will have q picnic supper.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Women's City Club.-The French
classes will meet Monday at pm.
Books of the season will be the sub
ject by Mrs. Steinbarger of the
Georgetown Library Tuesday at pm.
Mrs. Harvey Wiley, president, will
preside at the business meeting
Wednesday at pm
An exhibition of dry etchings by
the well-known Sas Sander, Paris,
will be placed on display at the club
house this week by Miss Mary King
Porter, chairman of the art section,
and Mrs. John M. Waters, travel
chairman.
Curley Club.-Miss Mary L. MCGEE
foundress Of the club, will be honored
at a banquet next Thursday at Z
o'clock in the Continental Hotel.
The Board of the District of Column
bia Voteless League of Women Voters
announces luncheon October at IL
o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.
A special feature will be a skit,
| When She Asked Me- presented by
Mrs. Hugh Butler, Mrs. Charles Wes-
ton, Mrs. Harry Lee Parkinson, Mrs
G. Gordon Wagenet, Mrs William H
Savin, Mrs. David Cushman Coyle
Mrs. Jack Levin, Mrs. Pearl Klein
and Mrs. M. O. Lorenz.
The Current Topics Club will meet
on Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Eugene Bennett. Mrs. Lonnis
Holtzberg. State chairman Of Ma
tional Defense, D. A. r.. District oi
Columbia, will soeak on "Activitiea
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Lebanon Lodge on Friday evening
Will celebrate the 126th anniversary
OF the granting of its charter by an
entertainment and dance at the New
Willard Hotel.
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The Excelsior Literary Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Robert
5. Hall, Arlington, Va, at pm.
Tuesday. Officers will be installed
Evening star., 1937-10-03

King Solomon Lodge will meet
wednesday at l o'clock. F. C. de-
gree will be conferred and October
classes welcomed. Refreshments will
be served.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
FURNITURE SALES
EXPECTED DTOCL|MB
Much Greater Activity Due
According to Review.
From P0or'S.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, February 13-The
furniture industry gives definite
promise of extending throughout 1887
the striking progress made in 1886.
It is reported in Poor's Investment
Advisory Service. A prime considera-
ton in this prospect is the fact that
IN the depression buying of furniture
was severely curtailed, with the result
that a tremendous potential demand
was built up. This was satisfied only
In part during 1886. Accordingly, If
economic conditions continue to i'm
prove, much greater activity is in
store for the industry by reason of
accrued obsolescence alone.
"Also of encouraging import is the
trend of residential building, for fur
niture sales usually correspond closely
to construction activity" the report
states. Like home building. the fur
niture distribution turned downward
prior to 1929, and both reached their
low points in 1882 In that year
residential construction was only 6
per cent of the 1923-25 average, while
production of furniture was 26 per
cent of the 1923-25 level.
Residential building in the 81
States east of the Rocky Mountains
totaled 1901 ,624, 600 in 1886, a gain of
81 per cent over the S478 ,843 900 re-
ported for 1885. Impressive as the
percentage increase was, however, the
aggregate was far below normal fig
ures. The prospects for much
greater advance appear to be present.
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FIVE MEN.

ONLY FIVE, but each one
must be a salesman with a
real record as a closer"
These five men will Join
others now earning from
$4,000 to $4,000 yearly in
commissions.
Oil burners are the fastest
selling line today. People are
buying them as fast as they
can be installed. It is an
avalanche of business as
shown by the record of "per-
mits" issued by the Fire Dept.
for. 1O0E
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statesmen.

WIFI UUtTdl pcICCHtdBC dhu uohuos uppAy
5l3 st. NV.
statesmen.
Several personable men Of good address:
tensfy new te onss cash
missions paid daily: qualified men earn
$40 to $50 a day. Experience not essen
ttai; See Mr.. Gibbons suite 4a4' Munsey
NATIONALLY KNOWN co.
Offices in larger cities,
plans expansion during 1887,
not stocks, bonds, insurance
or r.e.-sales experience help
full in qualifying for man.
agerial position-wants local
representatives, 1880. Reply
by letter, confidential, stat
ing experience, address,
phone number. Address Box
109-E, Star office.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
One with Oldsmobile experience
preferred. If not capable OF
making $4,000 per year, please
do not apply.
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.,
1922 22nd st. NV.
LEROY II. THAYER has an OPEN
ing for an intelligent young man
to work in the evening. He must
be a good ball room dancer,
teaching experience desirable,
but not essential. Apply Monday
and Tuesday, 10 am. to 10 pm,
1915 Conn. ave.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. February 13 lP:-Eegs,
1s.Os2: firm. Mixed colors, special packs.
54a34i2; standards. 23Ha23l2; flrsts.
22Iaao3: other mixed colors unchanged.
Butter. 5.7ss: steady. Creamery. high
er than extra, 34laa35i4; extra t92 score).
34a34l4: frsts (SS-91 scoreSl. 32a34; sec
onds tS4-S7 scores>, 3Ol2a3112; central
lied go Scorel. 3314a33la.
Cheese. s5.41O; firm. Prices unchanged.
Live poultry. steady to weak. by
freight, fowl: Colored 16a1S; Leghorn.
l4a15: turkeys unauoted.- BY express
Broilers. Crosses. 16a23: Leghorn. Rocks
and Reds unquoted: chickens. Rocks. "a
20: Leghorn. Ii: Reds and Crosses un-
quoted. Fowl: Colored. 16a1S; Leghorn
15a16: turkeys. 13a24: other freight and
express prices UNCHANGED.
Dressed poultry very slow. All fresh
and frozen prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR
Statesmen

Most unusual proposition
yet offered for 3 good men of
experience. Just starting
extensive promctional cam
paign that will bring plenty
of buyers to our large used
car display. Big advertising
schedule now under way.
Liberal commissions, extra
bonuses, offer best money
making deal in this section.
Business booming in Alex
andria. Carter Motor Co.,
Alexandria, Va. See Mr..
Mason at 113 N. st. Asaph st.
of Mr.. Gardner at 1916 King
St, Alexandria, Va.
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MEN
FOR
FACTORY BRANCH.

new line
ExPERiENcE not necessary.
We train you in our own way.
PERMANENT connection.
ADVANCEMENT to those who qualify.
GUARANTEED income from start.
APPEARANCE must be neat.
AGES % to 45 years.
REFERENCE as to honesty required.
CAR necessary.
For interview. address Box 11lE, Star
office. stating qualifications.
WANTED, SALES MANA
GERS AND statesmen,
FOR OUR APPLIANCE
DEPT. LIBERAL COMMIS-
SION AND UNIQUE SELL
ING PLAN. APPLY THE
HECHT CO., EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, $50 AM. MON
DAY. SEE MIR. COOPER.
statesmen, experienced, for
hardware, sporting goods,
auto accessories and tires.
Permanent positions for
those who qualify. Apply
Monday, 9::30-11 and 2::30-
4::30. Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
Gil Bladensburg rd. ne.
LARGE Washington Dept.
store requires the services of
an experienced man and
boys clothing filter. Address
Box 1O8-E, Star office.
FILTER.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of a man, thoroughly
experienced in fitting Wom-
ems suits and dresses. Apply
between 10 and IL Monday,
Employment Office.
AUTOMOBILE USED-CAR
statesmen.
Most unusual proposition
yet offered for 3 good men of
experience. Just starting
extensive promotional cam
paign that will bring plenty
of buyers to our large indoor
display. Big advertising
schedule starts Sunday. Lib
eral commissions, extra bo-
muses., offer best money-mak-
ing deal in the city. See Mr..
Duke at once. Parkway
Motor Co., 3040 M st. NV.
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SALESMAN.

ioT a rood specially salesman. Local man
@ s aaq M %a %sss osso
$40 to 1I:30 Monday morning
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION desires high
sae hox n sss;
ONCE.
REAL ESTATE statesmen wanted to sell
GSsss fG9SSome property dshtached homes; IS, Chevy
ecomparatiyely new houses: buy now. On
rising market, Fulton r. Gordon. 1927
St. NV. District 523O.
sALEsMEN-several for exclusive draft
81 xireeon cerp. cnsasSe ZOOS fsns Eye st. n NV
has has immsd,ats oppestunity ior exsss!Ivs
work. Address Box Use, Star once.
SALESMAN. with car. willing to learn the
industrial n chemical business. handling ho-
plants :ai ETC.. for I national manufactuFer S % of
industrial chemicals and cleaning COM
pounds: write a personal letter giving COM
a washington. B. e. Hadress ss V 'c.tpT e. PTOde
ucts Co, Inc. BeWry Bldg. Phila. Pa.
SALESMAN to sell coarse paper. twine and
sp,eeaiais,es spec s,s, in. IN WASHINGTON Address Box
Statesmen Sal }2l who have knowledge Of
ssaq ssaqeGises Gi';es meats Address Box 4ss;D.
Statesmen to sell guaranteed cigars from
ture with old reliable concern. State exp.
Address Box 36-A. Star office.
STATE Sdia1ns MGR-Amazins MGR patented screw
buy quantities. Big profts appointing
Spring Lane, Boston. Mass.
SPECIAL opportunity for security sales
men nearby Maryland; must own automo-
,lle; mos attractive proposition with
Apply SUNDAY and NJ Monday. ROOF Room s5 as5.
I'a!:.sh iiotcl. bet. hours 10 and l.: am.
statesmen wanted-A large volume dealer
wants 10 men to sell one Of the fastest
selling automobiles on the market. Expert
encea Chevrolet men preferreG. Any COM
mnnication aani will be confidential. Write two
mem. Address Box BOD. Star ONCE.
SELL complete line Hammermill Bond busi-
ness stationery, book matches. business
3a comm aDr' SsiS SsieSoookS: garage forms, sic
Wiiens. .iao-xB Gladys. @ chieaso. eaass S0f''o"0'
SELL advertising novelties. calendars, fans.
m ISera o5 T
son Corp. 24s2 High st. Brookline. Mass. +.
STRANGE, CHEMICAL SPONGE cleans
Wallpaper ike magic. BanisheS houseclean-
Samples sent on trial. Kristee, Dept. 176.
Akron, Ohio.
THE LITERARY DIGEST offers statesmen
unequaled opportunity. 25-vol Encyclo-
pedla combination offer 9lS st. NV.
WANTED a few more men for routes we
train you. furnish truck and pay all ex-
penses to those who qualify; good steady
year around job for hustiers. Apply
standard Coffee Co.. 500 llth st. Sc.
to . pm. Monday.
WHOLESALE SALESMAN. radio and re-
trleeratIon experience: must be prooucer,
Address Box :saE Saar ot,ee hrS' letter.
INSURANCE MEN. collectors and other
men who have been selling to colored per-
sons excellent opportunity for you to in
crease your earnings by working either
iull OF part time. l15l Wallach pl. NV,
bet. 10 and l. am.
GENTLEMEN. courageous, intelligent. in
terested in full or part-time work high
commissions; leads furnished; excellent op-
portunlty for men willing to work from
to hours daily. 1851 Wallach pl Nv,
be-. 10 and II am.
: MEN of excellent education. good ap-
pearance and large clientele can earn
from $4,000 to $4,000 q year with old
eStaolished organiZatiOn; give tull details
IN long hand. Address Box 49l-C. Star
of1ice.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
COMMODITY INDEX

NEW YORK February 13.-The Asso-
eiated Press weighted wholesale price in
dex Of 35 commodities today advanced to
QO.lO.
Previous day. 9O.O5; week ago. s9.77:
month ago 90.32: year ago, 11.S0.
Range of recent years:
z,.,. asa5 aa4s as 1893 s5 seaS5tt sesaS5t ls2atI tq2.s4
Low 1915 T1.31 11.S4 41.44
1eo6 average EQUALS lOO)
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Septenber

least sS sgFfs oT near6y GS nd snd Va S'd
Sales now closed easier
than ever because NO CASH
PAY MENT required no
payment of any kind until
September. You collect no
money; just get the signed
order. Greatest demand and
least resistance of anything
sold today.
Leads furnished from many
sources including floor duty,
newspaper and radio adver-
tising, telephone campaign
and over 5000 present users
who constantly send in
prospects.
Complete training G and
help of experienced super
visor in field. Largest and
most complete display room
in East. Each man has his
own private desk, telephone
and filing system. This is the
line and the organization
where you really make BIG
MONEY.
Remember, we want only
FIVE MEN. Firm has been
established for 78 years in
Washington. Call for per-
sonal interview with sales
manager Monday. Get in on
this NOW.
JOHN p. AGNEW & CO.,
INC,
TIA 18th ST.. NV.
(Opposite Telephone BuildinRo
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MEMPHIS CAN TAKE 3 PASSENGERS:
leaving February 10. returning February
rs. e. 8. HEINRICH. tel. Randolph :,441..
BUSINESS MAN TAKE 2 HEATED CAR
Texas. Calif.. Portland, Oreg.: ref. Apt.
404. 1901 Columbia I'd, eve.
HYATTSVILLE. MD. TO G. p. o.. MON
day through Saturday 7:30 am. returning
4:30 PM: accommodate =. Greenwood
0946.
FLORIDA TOUR. FEB. 1928: MIAMI ST
Petersburg. etc: private party; subscrip-
ticn. Phone Emerson 1924
LADY WANTS RIDE TO TRENTON, N. j.,
Feb. 25 or 20. Randolph 3046.
TOURING MIAMI. ST. PETERSBURG.
Feb. 1927: take :, comfortably. SIS each.
Randolph 1879, evenings; references ex-
changed.
YOUNG MAN WILL RENDER SERVICES
in exchange for transportation to Cali
fornia: expert driver, pleasant and reliable
Address Box ;565-D. Star Office IA
Evening star., 1937-02-14
AGENTS.

AGENTSl OPERATORS! JOBBERsl Here's
your chance to get amazing values: bigger
selections at unheard prices. complete
line of merchandise that resells profit
Freeze Free I zema and over % aoo3 other fast.
selling articles. Mailman Sales Co.. l115
9TH st. NV.
WAKE UP! Become independent! Triple
your income: 5000 seiectiye items. daily
razor blades, 29c: shoe laceS. gross, 29c:
milled soap. gross. 81 40. Catalogue free
Mills. rs Washington St.. Boston Mass.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SAlESWokEN.

CAPABLE WOMAN can make excellent,
dianified connection in selling field; rapid
advancement to executive position Give
phone number. Address Box 225-E. Star
office.
YOUNG LADIES ttwo), to call on business
and professional men, Must be neat. at
tractive. have pleasing personality; college
education helpful. but not essential This is
sales work out of town, We pay you n
salary. plus bonus. Call Mr. Hodge. District
1892 for interview. 14s
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SALESMAN.

BRAND NEWT Social security deal. No com.
petition, Sell stores factories indiyiduals;
90 600 '090 nuysrs; Msn making $aoo.oe
MEN for .Rawleish, routes Of 500 families.
Reliable hustler should earn S26 weekly
and increase rapidly. Write today. Raw.
1eish's Dept. 0CB-4A Chester. Pa.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
HELP MEN.
BE INDEPENDENT.

II you are over 20, reliable. capable.
steady, and want to own and operate your
own business where you can make good
living from the start in established route.
with liberal percentage and bonus. apply
EtH
Evening star., 1937-02-14
DOMESTIC.

RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. OPEN
Ing cooks, maids. housewkrs dishwashers.
cleaners. laundresses. couples. mothers
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851, 1902 1th.
has cooks, maids, Mattresses nurses, g.h.w.,
part time, day workers. housemen. IL
SITUATION WANTED-Settled. yhite. in
fants' nurse; highly recommended. La
dies Exchange, S07 Vermont ave. NV.
OPENINGS for cooks. g.h.w.. maids. help
ers: go or stay; day part-time workers.
Domestic Agency. 1925 9th st.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th Dec.
2419. North 9011. furnishes cooks. e.h.w..
day workers, maids. helpers. buffers, house,
men. drivers.
PHONE Eureka employment Exchange, es-
tabiished 1897. Recommended help Tor
anything. public-privats. North 6e77.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

AGGRESSIVE SALESMEN
Excellent franchises available for expe-
rlenced statesmen to represent established
manufacturer of quality products Gus
toners include industrial concerns. dsiries.
institutions schools. farmers and LARGE
property owners. Thorough training by
factory representative excellent financial
arrangement TO men who qualify Address
Box :iS4-D Star ONCE
Evening star., 1937-02-14
RESPONSIBLE MARRIED
MEN


Three men. 25 to 50 years of age for
immediate employment; must be perma-
nently located in Washington or vicinity;
must be able to furnish Al references
Responsible position with steady income
and excellent future possibilities. All men
Will be required to work a minimum of AZ
hours week. Any man out of work for
Bring copy of this ad and see our en-
pioynent manager. 1910 Vermont ave
NV. Room POS, Monday. 10 a m. sharp
no ether time.
THE HECHT CO. REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF SALES.
MEN TO BE TRAINED FOR
THEIR GAS RANGE DE-
PARTMENT. UNUSUAL
SALES PROGRAM MAKES
SUBSTANTIAL PERMA-
NENT INCOME AVAIL
ABLE. APPLY GAS RANGE
DEPT. ELECTRICAL AR
CADE 10 AM. MONDAY
ONLY.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

POSITIONS OPEN.
st. Ediph. Oper. f.). single. local h. s.
grad, exp, age 23-25 yrs: perm: $50 mo.
Sten. cl. o.. single. local res; must live
S75 mo.
Stem a.. single. exp., good at figures,
meet public: perm; DOS; $50 mo.
h. S. grad, with legal and ins. exp: must
be good in shorthand: salary open.
retail ndse. acct. local exp. pref; not
afraid Of hard work: sal. $3.50 mo; to start.
D. E. bkpr. ID. able to take trial bal
Gentle: perm. DOS: S25 wk. to start.
CT. typ. d). age 20-25; auto finance exp:
good salary: knowledge of stem. helpful:
BOYD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
"A
Evening star., 1937-02-14

PAINTER colored desires work by day
or job. Phone Atlantic 2463. Harvey
Webb
Evening star., 1937-02-14

YOUNG MAN colored, high school senior;
willing honest reliable: work after school
and SATURDAYS: reference. Pot 246h-J.
YOUNG LIAM colored wants lob as ele-
vator operator handy man. flouseman or
ianitor Call Columbia 1871.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

RESTAURANT CAFETERIA MANAGER
seeks connection with first-clsss concern
that is in need of a really hish-g-ede ms1
whose actual experience embraces every
angle Of restaurant operation. BY insti-
tuting up-to-date methods ! will give your
place a personality that will bring il OF
its proper paying level. Best of references.
Address Box 443-C Star office
Evening star., 1937-02-14
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. February II tP,.-Ney
York Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.


BANK TELLER and bookkeeper. long 3Sx-
perience. excellent references: BUSINESS
Office. l4s
BoOKKEEPER full charge. highly experi-
enced, typing and general office manage
ment Address Box 4O7-D. Star once.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIS = Well educated.
experienced office worker desires position
of trust; prefer automobile or real estate
office. Address BOX 195-D. Star ONCE.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR.
Underwood or Remington: comptometer OPP
orator. file clerk lady. aged %. desires per-
manent position. preferably in congres-
sional ONCE. Address Box 43S-D. Star
of1ce.
CAPABLE young woman. with Is months
hospital training: also experienced steno.
and general osce worked desires position:
doctors ONCE preferred. Met. $3.50. Apt.
500.
COLLEGE WOMAN young. competent; all
kinds Of once work except shorthand.
Statistics, bookkeeping. typins. Monroe
calculator Reasonable salary. Address
Box 3e0-D. Star ONCE.
CONTINUED ON Next Page.S
Evening star., 1937-02-14

YOUNG MAN colored wants work as
porter valet for bachelor. houseran or
kitchen helper. Experienced. North 630l j.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

YOUNG MAN. colored wishes job rs po-.
ter or dishwasher; references. Call At
,f;
Evening star., 1937-02-14
HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG GIRL. able to type and answer
phone: light factory work. Address Box
1.E of6ra ~~-
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BEAUTY PARLoRs.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
WANTED. teachers Of commercial subjects.
home economics. languages. industrial arts.
and others. Baltimore Teachers Agency,
5l6 N. Charles ST., Baltimore. Md
SECY STENOGRAPHER tmale, age "a to
81. personal assistant to large photography
executive: Gentle; salary to start. $50.
fast typist: single; Gentle: salary S100 mo.
Elliott Fisher, bk. opr. a.. fast typist;
permanent: good salary.
Statistical typist ~. assistant to ac-
counting executive: must be experienced in
typing financial statements; salary. S100
month to start
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
HELP MEN.
sC--As--AN

NAN to write WASHINGTON letter; coal and
,ther industries; spare time. Address Box
I06.E Star office
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

YOUNG MAN "A. high school education.
mechanically inclined. desires work OF sny
kind Phone North 1921.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-27
HOUSEWARES

2 METAL UTILITY CABINETS, double
door style. White. Originally S.S5.
9 FLOOR MOPS, pillow shape, large size
with handle. Originally 79c. .......
3 WOOD KITCHEN STOOLS, with back.
Slightly marred. Originally 1.8S......
% GLASS BAKE CASSEROLE SETS,
consisting of seven pieces. Originally 100
5 MAGAZINE RACKS, beautiful maple
finish Slightly damaged. Originally 1893
IS UNFINISHED WOOD PIECES, novelty
tables, magazine racks, etc. Originally
10 FOLDING WOOD CLOTHES DRIERS.
Smooth wood. Strong construction.
Originally csc ................
WOOD TRELLISES, attractive shapes.
Slightly damaged. Originally S5c to CSC
WOOD STAT HAMPERS. some with
covers. Slightly damaged. Originally 100
II COOKIE JARS with covers. Attrac-
tive designs Damaged. Originally 79c >.
100 CEMETERY FLOWER HOLDERS,
of metal, strong construction. Originally
Csc ................. ...........
~ PARCHMENTIZED LAMP SHADES,
for Junior lamps. Neatly decorated.
Originally 29c Observation-Disclosures.
Is TABLE LAMPS, pottery base, with
decorated parchmentized shades.
Originally I.19
l ELE G T r OLUX REFRIGERATOR
water cooler. gas box. Sold as is
1 APEX ELECTRIC WASHING MA
CHINE, used, sold as is. Originally $500
Observation-Disclosures
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-27
MEMS WEAR

20 BOW AND 4-IN-HAND TIES, attrac-
tive designs, nice quality. Originally 2Sc
81 B. v. ID. BATHING SHIRTS, other
famous makes, some soiled. Originally
200 & $50 Observation-Disclosures:
10 SPORT BACK SWEATERS, attractive
patterns and styles. Originally 200. -.
Al NIGHT SHIRTS, some slightly soiled,
some irregulars. Originally 100. ......
II BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, collar at
tached styles. Nice quality. Originally zee
81 TUXEDO SHIRTS, Duke-of-Kent style
collar, woven fabrics. Originally 1889.
10 "HICKOK" BELTS, white and nov
elites. Good quality. Originally Soc ...
81 SUMMER BELTS, "Hickok" and
other famous makes. Originally 100.
AZ president" SUBSCRIBERS, sliding
cord. Good quality. Originally sec. 49,.
IL SILK SHIRTS, white and blue. Broken
sizes. Originally 2.95.
So MEMS GIRDLE SHORTS. Originally
GoIdenberg' s-Main Floor