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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
VICTORY IS
FIRST STEP
IN OUR TASK
Slaght Tells Selectee Group at
Farewell Program in the
Civic Center.

There are two ways Of locking
at the present war, and two ways
of Interpreting its ultimate issues
said E. F.. Slaght, superintendent
of schools at Nashua, in addressing
county %selecteeS of the November
quota, and others at a farewell par
ty fer the men given in the Glas-
gov civic center Monday night.
"Scme think that the present
crisis is the result Of political and
economic plumbers that have been
happening during the last 20 odd
years. For those who believe thus,
the society we live in is essentially
sound and healthy, and the wal
is a painful but superficial mis-
fortune. According to the ether view,
the present crisis has its seat in
the very nature of the institutions
men have sought to live by during
the last four centuries" he said.
"If the present crisis is an acct
dent, the world drama that we are
now watching is no more significant
than the death CT a healthy man
who happened to slip on a banana
peel and break his neck. If, how
ever, the crisis has been brought
upon us by the very culture that
we counted upon so heavily to
usher in a palpable heaven upon
then the war itself is not
empty farce but a meaningful
tragedy the only means for
awakening us to the true nature
# cur condition and for giving us
he courage and determination that
Will be necessary to embark on
new period of civilized effort.
Victory Only First Step
"A decisive military victory for
United Nations and the uncon-
iiticnal surrender CT our enemies
will be only the preliminaries for
more difficult task. We shall have
o stand watch over those parts
# the world that have been ut
erly demcralized and broken by
'arbarian rule until the habits CT
elf-government are restored to the
who have lost it under the
Tazis, and until the poison of the
ascist ideclogy, that has corrupted
he life Of Germany, Italy and ia
AN, and their vassal states, has ,
the slow process of reeducation ,
cen worked cut of the body poll
ic. !
THE peoples CT the United Ma =,
ions must undergo a profound ;
noral and spiritual regeneration. :
We must grid ourselves for a long =
eriod Of heroic and unremitting eff .,
2rt so that coming generations may :
ave a sounder, saner and larger
fe. The luxury liner, that symbol
f u past civilization, has been 8
INK. Mankind has taken to the =,
fe boats. Only those whc can live j.,
n bareback and steer by the stars =
i'll reach land" =
Kiltie Band Plays q
At the opening of the program
lie Glasgow high school band dir :,
ted by c. I. Carlson, played. y
The Rev. E. r. Bellingham offered g
lie invocation. Mrs. L. w. Sefbel :,
Continued on Page 81 :,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
Applications for
Basic Gas Ration
In County ZOOS

Applications for basic gasoline
"a" raticn books in Valley county
tctalled 2,065. it was reported this
week by John Wall, secretary Of
the county rationing board.
Glasgow led in applications, with
1923, followed by Fort Peck with
338 and Opheim with 165.
The beard is now taking action en-
applications for supplementary "B"
or &C" rationS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
Explodes Axis
Rumor Of Duty
On Soldier Mail

A typical Axis rumor that Amer
lean troops abroad are compelled to
pay excrbitant customs duties on
parcels sent to them from home,
particularly when they are quar-
tered in Britain or other parts Of
the British Empire has been invest
igated and disproved by the office
of War Information. The rumor was
timed by Axis prcpagandists to &C.
incide with the Christmas season,
when millions of parcels are being
sent to the troops. Pure rot" the
U. S. Army Post Office reported
to Owl.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
Beet Harvest at
Nashua Ends with
Sunday Shipment
By Courier Correspondent

NASHUA-The Nashua beet har-
vest is completed and the last a
was loaded for the chinook factory
Sunday. Over IT'S carloads vert
loaded. The approximate loss to
individual farmers because Of the
weather and labor situation is re-
ported as small as compared to the
losses anticipated at the opening
CT the harvest.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
Former Ct. Falls
AirbaSe Engineer
Now af Fort Peck
BY Courier Correspondent

FORT PECK - Maj. John s..
Hcdgson, corps of engineers, fer
merly are engineer in charge of
construction of the Great Falls air.
base, has been transferred to the
Fort Peck district office and will
be in the operations division. Major
and Mrs. Hodgson are temporary
hotel guests. Their sons are in
Montgomery, Ala. and may join
their parents.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
Kiltie Band Plays

At the opening of the program
the Glasgow high school band dir
ected by c. I. Carlson, played.
The Rev. E. r. Bellingham offered
the invocation. Mrs. L. w. Seibel
Continued on Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Architects
Offer Aid
To Defense

The Detroit Chapter OF the
American Institute Of Architects
through rs president Emil Torch
has placed Tho combined technical
Of IT'S members a. the
disposal Of tho Detroit Civilian
Defense Council.
Following meetings Of both the
chapter and Detroit division OF the
Society OF Architects.
offer OF the architects services was
made to Glenn c. Richards, aSso-
ciats co-ordinator OF the metro
politan defense area. Alloys Frank
Herman, president Of the local divi-
sion OF the state society, said
had volunteered their
services, while G. William Palmer,
president Of the state group, an
nounced that steps are being taken
10 organize members in the seven
divisions throughout Michigan.
The Detroit committee consists
Of J. Ivan Disc. chairman; William
T. kapp and Horny r. Stanton
Horace W. PcaSlce Of Washington
IS chairman Of the Institutes ma
tlonal committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Windows Seal
Air Pockets

The Lustratherm lights IN the
large expanse Of windows Of the
1912 Ideal Home are in reality
Soacd pockets 81 air" made by
two panaS Of glass placed one
eighth Of an inch apart with the
inside surfaces coated with a syn
thetIC resin
The edges Of the panes are ad-
sealed with a resin coat
ing which Is flexible and which
shrinks and expands 10 allow for
variations OF temperatures.
Because this flexible resin film
permits one surface OF the glass "a
move independently OF the other
the window glass in the Ideal
Home VIII withstand, without
breaking. a temperature of BOO
degrees Fahrenheit on the hot
surface and a temperature OF
minus 40 on the cold surface-a
difference Of $40 degrees.
The windows. which were sup
Piled by the American Window
Glass Company reduce heat loss OF
the home through glass areas hy
approximately 30 per cent, accord
ING 10 VIII l.. Snedcker. district
manager for the glass company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
FURNISHED and DecuutedbyHu
III This Detroit Builders Show Ideal Home Is Located
vi West Outer Drive San JUAN Just West of Lvernos

WE comfort And favor have sufficient personality
andc
Builders Show Idea Home
traditional
feeling; scheme throughout And all thidignd
practical veIuphosteed
which Plan Idea Home you'll
and you'll see decorative ideas which
The home will 10 to daily and Sunday through March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
How 10 Prevent
Floor From Squedking

a sure way 10 prevent squcakS
In a hardwood floor is plenty OF
mailing. Not only 10 the finish
floor. but 10 the Subfloor as we'll.
Many Squeaks or creakinES arc
really in the subhoor and not IN
the top floor AZ all This is due 10
loose suhfoor boards which We're
Improperly nailed down. Squeaks
and croaks result most frequently
from the following causes: Too
few mails. TOO small n nail sub
floors not solidly nailed. or sleep
ers not set absolutely tight in
place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Cut p dster
Seasoning Time

With the pressing demand for
Spusing facilities especially in de
ense areas. IL is admittedly be-
Dmlng increasingly difficult %
valt tho SIX months which is CON
hderod the average time required
Tor the natural seasoning OF
plaster The period allows SufIi-
Gent time for the carbon dioNldc
in the air 20 neutraille the live
alkahs which would otherwise
burn through 10 destroy the
decorative finish.
This problem is being success
lilly overcome by seasoning plas-
ter artificially with a zinc sui
fate wash composed OF two pounds
Of zinc sulfate crystals 10 gallon
OF water. Sufficient time Of
course, must be allowed after the
solution is brushed on 10 permit
the sufaCe 10 dry out thoroughly
before applying the printing coat.
No..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Oakland County
Property Sale
Starts tuesday

n The state land office board will
hold their 1912 scavenger sale OF
Oakland County properties COM
mencing Tuesday at 9 a. m. In the
Masonic Temple Building in La
fayette street in Pontiac. Mich.
Terms OF the sale TO owners is
cash or 10 per cent and not less
than SIS down. To outside bid
ders. full payment OF purchase
price in cash or the equivalent at
the time OF sale.
The following is a schedule of
sale which opens Tuesday and will
be completed Friday, Jan. 30, 1912.
Sales will be held daily, Monday
through Friday, at 8 a. m.
b Tuesday - Acreage descriptions
throughout the county on pages :
through s. Sale Nos. B-52 through
B-l63.
Wednesday - City OF Berkeley,
City OF Birmingham City Of Farm
ington, City of Ferndale, City of
Huntington Woods and City of
Pleasant Ridge, pages 3 through
10. Sale Nos. B-165 through B-725.
Thursday city OF Pontiac,
acreage through Citizens Develop
ment Company's addition. pages
1917. Sale Nos. B-726 through
B-S67.
Friday - City Of Pontiac. Cro-I
foots Western Addition through
Woodward Gardens Subdivision,
pages 1919 Sale Nos. B-S6SI
through 31265.
Monday. January Is 49, City OF
Royal Oak and City Of South Lyon,
pages 20-24, Sale Nos. B-1l07
through B-l625.
Tuesday. January q - City Of
Clawson, Village of Holly. Village
~ Worthwhile, Village 81 Oak Park
llage Of Orchard Lake. Village
Of Lake Orion. Village Of orion.
vile. Village of oxford. Village Of
Rochester and Village of Sylvan
Lake pages 24-27, Sale Nos. 4527Q
through B-1Sl6
Wednesday. January % Suhdi-'
vided lands in the various town
ships commencing with Addison
Heights Subdivision Z h'r Dug h
Bunny Run Country G. b Annex
30. < pages 2S-3i Sale Nos
B-lsls through B-27os
Thursday January % Bmling-'
ham Lake Park Su d vision.
through Mountain View Country
club Subdivision. pages H-i0 Sale
Nos B.2709 through B-332l.
Friday. January 30 Noun Z.
ROYAL Subdivision through Yyo-
ming Park Subdivision, pages i0-i4
Sale Nos. B-37O5 through B-430J !
End OF sale,
m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Building Statistics
For Detroit Listed

The estimated constructive ~
new buildings and addition. 49,
alterations Of other STRUCTURE '-r
The week ending Jan -. IqI "a.
S6i6 705 compared 70 81 - -
for the same period lss' year
Joseph p. Wolff. commissioner 90
buildings and safety engineering
Saturday. Single and two
family dwellings included IN tho
above totaled 35 az a cost ~ Sla5 d.
$50 this year and 159 az S76o Oi5
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
buy n Bomber
Architect Speaker

c. Julian Oberwarth Of Frank.
fort. Ky. regional director Of the
American Institute Of Architect,
for the Great Lakes district. vii
be the speaker at a meeting n
the Institutes Detroit chapter stc
be held at the Wardell Apartment
Hotel, Wednesday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

-RnY n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Brokers' Record
Buy a Bomber

benjamin Rich. real estate
broker. located az 125i5 Linwood
avenue. for the past is years has
a record total Of 6s3 sales con-
SiSting Of y apartment buildings
amounting 10 s. 025 625. 143 new
homes amounting 10 S7l052o. and
i6S singles. incomes and fats in
the amount Of S30iS 793, making
a grand total Of s.. 7Si 93S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
SEND No MONEY! TrY 1t a Week FREE f.!

This magnificent volume costly $500 voue printing
edition hove mode suvinss which enub sell
Just the FREETru book will be forwarded
postpaid After weeks FREE Examination nothing
and entirely FREE the KNITTING COUNTER described below
the book 81 90 payment
hvy The edition limited Sign m the MOVIE
VIM H. Wise Co, Dept 274 so West 47th Street, New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
800 Big Pages
Over 800 Pietures!

=. GouipMsNr; Kaatins Aids: Stitch
Holder. Tapestry Needle. Crochet Hook.
Yarn Holder. Recorder. etc. Re-Knitsing
Wool Hints 20 Beginners. etc.
z. sAsic srircHss. Plain Knitsins-PurI.
. ng-Stockinetse Stitch Decreasing Stitches
etc.
J. PATTERN srIycHEs: Afrer we have st.
tanned some skill, we naturally seek for DIFF.
ferent effects. This chapter contains some IN
.teresting stitches thzt serve 20 satisfy that
desire.
4. pAvrERN STITCHES 40 CROCHET: Shell
Pattern Brick Pattern Shawl Pzuern-Tex.
ture Patterns Puff Stitch. Fancy Puff. Over
shot Double Crochet-etc.. ETC.
s. KNITTING rHE GARMENT: Measure.
rnents which should be rsken for perfect hf
-Plsnning a Sweater: Armhole Shaping.
Backs. Shoulders, Planning Sweater Nscks:
Square Meek. v-Neek. Planning Sweater
Sleeves. etc.
8. ASSEMBLING AND FINISHING TINE
cAkMENv. The desirable fitted tailored
look OF the most expensive knitted fashions
is achieved by finishing and blocking tech.
nique which arc easily LEANED.
,. STAPLE KNirrfNc AND caocngyIMe
Foe BEGINNERS, Knitted Patchwork Cush-
ION. Crocheted Candy Stripe Rug. Knitted
Shawl with Crochefed Fringe. knitted Baby
Blanket. knitted Baby Vest. etc. etc.
Q. sAsY ANo cHILoREh.s cARnsNrss
Brooks Slipoyer for Mother-Brooks Slip
over for Baby Carriage Sct-Infant's Set OF
Baby Wool able of Measurements from
Birth 60 II years. etc.
'. lwoMEN's GARMENTS: American Brooks
Sweater Set-Stnped Blouse -y-Neck Cafdi-
gan Knce.lensth Socks > Ribbed BLOUSE
Crochetcd Blouse. ETC.. etc.
10. MEMS GARMENTS: Husbsnd.wife
Cardigan Set-Mock Cable Sleeveless Slip 4,
over Mock Cable Slipovef with Long
Sleeves Slippers I ies-Scan. etc.
n. ARny AND NAVY REGULATION KNIT.
WEAR. Sleeveless v-Ncck Slipcver. Round
Neck snd Turtle Neck Slipovers, Helmet
with Chest Protector. Helmet with Ear Siis
and Flaps, Miuens. Helmefs, Spiral Socks.
u. SOCKS AND STOCKINGS, Measure.
mems Planning Leg-Pisnning Heels-In-
step Shspinss- Socks knitted in Sections
etc.
~. CLOVIS AND MIrTENs, Planning Mir.
tens Planning Gloves Women Efochefed
Sport Gloves Evening cioves-eie.. ETC.
". ADDED TOUCHES. Dress Combining
KNITTED and Manufactured Mstefiais-Hst
With Feather = Embroidery on Knitwesf--Ap-
piled Feb Decorations. ,r ~
vs.. MAKING YovR own prsIeNs How
20 Evolve Your Own Creations : Taking
Measurements Basic Patterns from which
You Can Create Other Styles How 70 Work
Garments from Chars. etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

They show only finished apparel but details of all the basic stitches
holes loops edges You complete information needless
quantities. hundreds wardrobe suggons-or
Jenkins Snood Gl, B Cdigans
Jerseys Bathing Suits and for infants chidn and
Complete handsomely
book understand
beautiful sturdy binding of Novelex imprinted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

IRON hoPgrl oaIte practically EVERY
National Defense In buses the clubs
knitting ooeheng needles
complete semtructon that will make yield
and pleasures than eyerthe wonderful book for
America have been eagerly waungthe book by Alice Carroll
knitting authority! will help knit and knit better
SELF for member of family and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

nOur Boys" Need Sweatersi Helmets! Gloves! Socks
Nothing of the
ted by loving hands hold
the patriotic duty of only
the service but for home we'll BY making additions
mly wardrobe instead of purchasing
made will release that much for vital wartime tasks
Save for Defense Bond Knit Yourself $4,000 Suit
for Only IS or $40! Alice Carroll Shows You How!
In shops everywhere handk suits and dresses retail for high
$4,000 Yet the knitting these home will
$4,000 And needn't spend anywhere that muhS5Oo
vested wool will make dress retailing for What
du money toward the purchase of Defense Bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

eefns for Advanced Instructions for
Old Garments! Would of
nOaion This Big Illustrated Volume!
no Counter FREE Accept Greet Barqu or NOT
Evening star., 1942-12-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

best location In town,
nyeetiss ee9 ,,dn month II profit; will stand strict
Evening star., 1942-12-25
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

Observation-Disclosures Compare our
rates. Southeastern Discount Co, of Hyatts-
Vile. Md. 5000 Baltimore ave. WA. 31sI.
Evening star., 1942-12-25

GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Err, good salary; a position
with a future. Apply 212 H
st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-25
American University Park

REMEMBER!
Your neighbor bought from u.s."
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO.
CoLORED-17OO BLOCK CORCORAN ST,
n.w.-Brick. IL rms. 2 baths, garage,
NV h.; 81 900 cash required V. s. HURL-
BERT. Ma. 1870. 931 ST. NV
Evening star., 1942-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN's DISTURBANCE
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, 303 7th st. NV, WASH
ineton. b. C. The stockholders Of the
Firemen's Insurance Company of Wash
office on MONDAY. January 4, 1943, for
the purpose of electing thirteen directors
for the ensuing year. Polls open from IL
q m. to II noon.
ALBERT w. HOWARD, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia for
the purpose Of electing Is trustees of the
Company for the ensuing year will be held
at tbe ofhce of the Company SOB E st.
NV, on Tuesday, January 10, 1943, at
/ 70 clock PM. The polls will be open
between the hours Of . and 3 O'Clock
Pm. The Transfer Books will be closed
from January ., 1943, to January IL,
1943, both dates inclusive
EDWARD s. McKNEW.
Evening star., 1942-12-25

NooiMol III W. = -uI r 81. NV
PRESSER, at once. must be experienced.
Good pay. Apply 3232 Wisconsin ave. n W.
PRESSING MACHINE MECHANIC. must be
familiar with installation and repair of
tailors' pressing machines. S19 9th st. W.
Evening star., 1942-12-25
PETWORTH-VACANT.

rooms h.-w.h., coal: ia baths; 3-car
gar. lot 45xl1 10: new-house condition;
rent terms. $3.50. OWNER, DU. 1927,
Evening star., 1942-12-25

PORTER, able to cook, with drivers per-
Eit Good salary. Fort Stevens Pharmacy,
1880 Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1942-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

for fHeFM pstre ct of TaE coumSls SsrED ID
the Matter of Limited Partnership No. .134
Affldavit Albert Vault. ESQ. Being duly
sworn @ according to law. hereby deposes
af and bi says that he Is member Of the Bar
ney Of record therein Of the -above-cap-
toned limited partnership; and that he is
familiar sa erma wh hs bns terms St sd
The Princess innovation" The ma l.
n and with eosume jewerS Sea hoseqy aea fTaae m
llnery, women's apparel and ready wear
garments and clothing, and women's sc-
George { .s uTyi both 10th oi Washinston. :: z. G.
ere are Generai f era Partners of the firm Genia
D. Bssn and Sop G9rses es
New, York New York are Special Partners
Of ct The he firm. The capital Of the firm is
Partners thereto being as follows: Genia
MY, MY: $1,000; george Bigar $4,000; and
of the nF5 Been The rem dqTa ma
,r ysmber .5. l94S; to December 81, 1919.
The I5sd principal Pal 4fiees Of the firm are To-
81 81 ts' TSe M WashinstoS II hH G5s
Streets in i'ehy hs cify 81 81 Washinston asa nna
firm. Manasement of the AFFAIRS affairs Of The The
firm shall be- under the exclusive control
Si,,. Of its two General Partners; The. la
frm for any losses that may be sustained
shall be limited to the amounts of their
several contributions to its capital fund.
were recorded in the ONCE OF the Clerk
Of this Court for public Inspection on the
AULT: State of New York. County of
New York. Subscribed and sworn to be-
Tore me; Notary Public. on this 3Oth
WOLPER. Notary Public, Bronx Co. elk.
No No: -. Reg No. 65-W-43: New York Co
Clk. NO. 55l, Reg. No 3-W-312. Commits
sion expires March 30. 1a43
de3.4. 5.1O.11.12 171S.1924o5oR
Evening star., 1942-12-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

MANAGER for apartment house, 10 yeors'
experience Can givs Al reference. Boz
46-ls Star. 90
Evening star., 1942-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ADDING MAcHs., Allen-Wales. Burroushs.
1926. Week. 1l12 14th NV. D1 7372
AsTRoN TELESCOPE ship bell fuel tank.
cello. oak bookcase. HO s346
BEDROOM SUITE dark walnut; living
room suite: occasional chair. cogswell chair,
smoking stand. lamp. etc. AID. 2293.
BEDRM: SUITE, beds, breakfast set studio
DO MOVING. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave
gLoWERs-Prepare furnace for coal nov.
z sizes. carty,s Elec:. 1908 14th.
BRICK, LUMBER. PLUMBING MATERIALS
Jobs city blocks for the widening Of
the enisrsins Of the Navy es Yard 1iseks sex and
the sasiOnal t.4,a1 !. Hotel 9th and Pa aye NV
neatly srransed for easy "a selection. Lars- arg
est stock of used materials in Washing ston.
/ yards. .FoSndstion to ROOF Of, at i RosS- *
HEeHiNaEE ! c., Used Material Dept,
1928 Ga. Ave. NV. 1905 Nichols Ave- Ave. Sc.
81 I!nd; tSon s1sss,s: ;sss
dows, gas ranges, furnaces, pipe and Mt
'lnsS' ETC. ACE e IsfaseGsiS% %REeRiaa e5ss.s' eo
sess'Ps ss st. g. sw = Mimi Ave- NE re- At s4sa sa47
CALCULAToRs. Marchant and Monroe
weekdays. 1I12 14th st. NV: Df 7s7s.
Far esrpetns' s' @ bScadooms. 4 lnoieums' eu1a
Wsss sfS St. sIses sex YoTh GheeP cy Klein 81
pIANEOND mATCu 1P ACTI FT 80 5io
monds:. original cost 5000; viii sacrifice
for S325. District 577s.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. piano, sew
erai beautifully dressed dolls, leather
DRESSES, 81 ea.; 1880 unclaimed gar
ments, all cleaned. Coats. skirts. mems wear.
10 am to z pm. 1915 Nichols ave. Sc.
ELECTRIC HEATERS, $50 to 900 watts,
psnes 5Gm sss CO. s NJ 9TH s orders nx Lux AD
ELECTRIC RANGEs-ciosinT our appH-
ance dept. Sacrificing below wholesale costs
brand-new ELECTRIC ranges. ATLAS, 921 G
st. NV. DI. 3737. Open ewes. till 8 pm.
ETE T;, COAT, genuine premier s,, bended ss,s
FUR COAT, Hudson seal. size 38: very
reasonable. Phone WI. 3510.
FUR COATS-New mink-dyed muskrat
coat size l6: $50; New seal coat. size 1s,
sa.r, ssS eSeaa' eSeap p M5 photo to-. tnts e. Egr
FUR coATs-Prices smashed: .beautitul
Sl45 coats, SAC. Low overhead saves
50fs. Buy now before they're frozen.
1908 Conn. ave. Open eve. Hobart 1919.
FURNITURELGovt has given us 3O-day
extension in which to yacate one Of our
largest warehouses, We are unable to
locate another warehouse. therefore We are
forced to sacrifice $50. 900 worth Of fine
furniture at 40es of the OPA ceiling prices
We have hundreds Of bedroom, dining room,
liv. rm. suites. overstufied and occasional
chairs. secretaries and desks. coffee. cock
tail. lamp and end tables Of famous Mers:
man make, noor and table lamps, and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
ehowroom before you buy and take 40Ss
~ fux yURNrTyRE CO.
Open Ewes. TIL o Pm,
611 9th 0t. NV. RE. 117A.
rURNITuRHELivins room. hedrm; az
transferring. 604 Bashford lans, Apt 8,
Alexandria. We. No phone. 27s
FURNITuRE-Save y to V On brand-new.
nne quality living room, bedroom and din
ins room suites tables, lamps, rugs, etc.
200 Kennedy et. NV. Open Eyes.