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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont,

FAMILY Of 4 ADULTS, WAVE It. moth
nT mis anfqEn son 4saift as stsT ref given; Sl5o
CASH GTARASTEE against damages; tfuru
lst, LIST floor. 4-room room apt or house. with large
exec; best refs. one-month baby. no pets;
snn taSe good ssde care of house and yard; up to
REsPoNsIBIE FAMILY needs s-bedrm.
unfurn. house: have refrigerator: take ex-
celIent care premises. MR.. WAGER. NO.
COLONEL. Reg Army. pern assigned. two
fa!n; M house ref RE e7ooIesSs. iz' II
june and h1ais Jus 5eh for
long term lease or summer Location pre-
ferred Kent, Spring Valley, Foxhall road
not important; local refs. Tel EN-. $$ss.
BALTIMORE EXECUTIVE needs unfur.
ton early occupation; 3 OF. more bedrms.
Call MRS. NILES, RE. 1905 business hours.
3 OR BEDROOM HOUSE. furn. or un-
furn,, Washington or nearby Md. or Va.
available to public transportation, 1t.
W. LIRE saR4 saarnshed 5A sassa
sa5Eis5s 95sah2f ea g. 5e " unless we find
eS"es for S5sfR Rs haa 1ist' asa ss'sS* sti
LADY, 2 adult DAUGHTERS, require unfurn
o OF peuroom mouse NV. 1or occupancy
on or before June lst. WO 6075.
apt or house for couple with l-year -old
child n;w..o Va; CAPT. CROWLEY,
RE. 800. Ext; 6943 or 50s2 After 5
pm, OK 021S. 90.
MAJOR. Medical Corps. desires . or 3
bedroom furnished house or apartment.
Phone MAJ. KIDERA. Gil. 6424. IL
WANTED two-bedroom furn. house with
garage. no children, no pets Washington
or vicinity; 3 mos. rent in advance. Call
CHI 1909
WANTED home or apt, up to SI25, for
permanently stationed overseas returnee.
med. capt, wife and baby; NV. sec; guar
antee excellent care. SH. ABA. Ext. rs,
WANTED to sublet house or apt for AS
days starting April 20 Ordway 9Is6
COLORED-Small family desires "-bed-
day all day TR. 02s6, weekdays after &
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tca,,. ,

DARLINGTON CENTER, one of the largest
shopping centers in Virginia, will be built
ana ready for fall occupancy at ''Fairlng-
s1n the community of 10000 people
~ ms new development, which will contain
~ stores, Will be located on Seminary rd
AZ ~ the east end of the development, near
me intersection of Braddock rd and King
81; extended Leesburg pike). between new
sssssss ss;"son.ssa thester, now open. and new
a1kn z kind cg will be leased call M; T. BRoY-
9staIS ana appointment
LlooOR STORE. of sale located on cor
ner OF busy ne. section; net rent, $50
monthiy: large store. good lease; store
hourS 10 am. to pm. weekdays and 10
m 70 pm. Saturdays: business can be
!.mmedllNely increased If kept open full
tlme. Price. 100000. plus wholesale cost
Oh Si SUCK OF about $4,000. Will accept
S-u'F,o cash payment and the balance
monEhly. BOB HOLLANDER. 1909 N. Y.
ave. NV, exclusive broker. MA 9143
LEANING, ailoring buy and sell clothing
Establishment for sale: doing good bust
,AesS rent. $50 month; owner leaving city;
barGain for quick buyer. Box 355-L. star.
RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN; no
competition; pays for itself in s mos:
$1,000 down. terms. Call OWNER, DI.
WELDING, shop and equipment, portable
%Q0-amp. dc: machine; leaving town will
sell reasonable. Call Ii. S751. 1S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l4OI 10th ST. N.W.-vacancy for 2 girls
in large triple 2nd floor; new, modern
furniture, phone; good meals; S46 per
OFFERING private room and board in ex-
change for light household duties and
8 and 10: French speaking preferred but
not essential. Telephone 90. s915.
sos 14th ST. N.W.-Vacancy for young
meals. unlinn. phone. good transp.; de-
tached home, Southern family RA: 1928,
ihSre aU her hem double room WITH anothsr ,ady; az!
good meals, switchboard T.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-hor.heost

Dig 9Th ST. N.E.-Cheerful rm.. radio,
bath pNrh po bus and ass
3l7 I4th ST. N.E.-Clean, comfortably
furn. double rm., conv bus and car line:
ss sissF 2ERRREsEE s1a ~kA I'VE
room double bed, studio couch: serviceman
and employed wife; $3.50 ca. per week
719 10th ST. NE furn. rooms, private
bath; l with double bed Ss; 1 with
single bed. ST; pvt. residence.
5O4 18th ST. N.E.-Attractively furnished
ss5 mo: co GENTLE. % ,rivate s home; % rentleman'
1897 Call Monday. 49,
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immediat tely available, beginning today and
every day throughout each week during
April and May as long rs they last. 1000
to 5000 chicks weekly of all the popular
heavy breeds. Reds. Rocks, wyandotts and
Giants. Worth 16c each as they pip the
shell. then up a penny each per day under
the ultraviolet ray steri-lamps that in
vigorates and revitalizes them. Special
bargain at 5 days to one week old and
well-started. 25 for SIS. so for $40,
100 for $50. Cheaper Tom Barron broler
chicks. 1Oc each or $s per 100. First
come hrst served. Phone Rockville 15s-W,
JUDGE HUNT; Poets Lodge, We# Mont
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 8 wks., black.
male, females; pure bred; also deposit
taken on younger litter red and white.
451Q Burlington rd., Hyattsville, Md. WA.
4793
COOKERS, reds and blacks 49, S25-S35-S4O
Newfoundland. female. black and white $50
DoG HOTEL; 7344 georgia ave. IA 1921
months cropped and innoculated, excellent
bloodlins Call GH 4245.
males, So ia 2722
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, females. 5
months old, Axe registered. 936 Madison
st. NV. RA. 0014
BEAUTIFUL IRISH SETTER, male, 2 yrs.
old. housebroken: wonderful dog for
children. Phone SH. 6539
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, also frozen
horse meat PET FOOD SHOP. 5000 Lee
hishway. East Falls Church. Va: Falls
Church DA4O
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

9 GUERNSEY cows. Can be seen al
1000 Western ave. NV
COWS-Good chance to get five select
tested; reasonable RA $500
ATTENTION 40 FARMERS-Private sales
daily. 40 head of work horses. @ good young
best that Frows; lot OF mated teams; sor-
rels, roans. dspple grays: purebred Bel
gian mares, . purebred Percheron mares
at Shadow Lawn Stock Farms. You can
pay half the purchase price, balance Ia
suit. Horses delivered any reasonable dis
tance at no extra charge Reference,
George P. Henderson. president. Mont
gomery County National Bank. Rockville
Nd. ". o. DOSH. prop, Gaithersburg,
Nd Phone 40
5-ealted saddle horse. l young work mare
mules we'll broken Hilltop Farm, of
Of Fisher I'd, Temple Hills, Nd. V. HICKS,
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AVIATION.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
from am. to 7:30 pm. daily, Con-
sIoNAi, ~! A1RPoET; q: $3.50; sSss;,,
daily from sm. to. 7:30 pm. HYDE
FOR SALE, Fairchild "a, Warner 145: 3
place; perfect condition; $1,000: Fairchild
"a. Warner 1875, 2 place, motor overhauled.
new prop, $3.50. CONGRESSIONAL
AIRPORT, OIL, $685.
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ROOMS EuRhlsHEp-Mp. and VA.

34I1 HALCYON DR., Alex. Va.-2 fur
as bedrooms or bedroom and living room:
kitchen privileges: $50. TIE. 627O.
ARLINGTON, 1907 No. Hancock st.-Lge.
base. room, pvt. bath, entr., for 4, So
weekly each. CHI. 597S.
1910 N. MADISON ST.. Arlington-Lovely
ma ster bedroom, 3 expos, twin Beautyrest
bus; $50. CHI. 1895.
John. Md. s carvel I'd
wife to share apartment
with colored family in exchange for care
of children, while mother works at night
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED to exchange for 3-bedroom furn:
house, our 2-bedrm furn. house located
in desirable NV. district; WI. 7943.
2-bath brick bungalow, 2sth and r sts.
Sc, ceiling S160. for good living accom-
moda tionS in Los Angeles. Box SIG. Star.
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ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E. and s.W,

All KY. AVE. S.E.-Nicely furnished room.
next to bath; double bed; So week. FIR.
1912 d ST. Sc Furn rm. for employed
couple; convenient tranSp., unlim. phone;
$40 week. Call Ii. 2065.
1901 M ST. S.E.--Double room in private
home. next to bath: on busline; $40
week. Hillside 1647-M.
couple, light cooking conven. transporta
ton. 1011 3rd st. Sc. $40 mo. 16s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.

1903 18th 81. at Mass; ave: p.w:-Pou:.;
days. HO. 9335.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home, excel.
meals. Room and bath for girl to share.
elso studio room. Tennis court. OIL 66O3.
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcont.).
LET ME HELP YOU with you home I'm
provements Roofing and siding; screen
your porch while have the material, Call
w D. TAYLOR. 81. O942, evenings.
KEEP OUT that summer heat now. Keep
in that precious heat next winter. Rock
wool insulation, storm windows and
screen combination. Call CASTLE CON-
tracing CO., 80 years in business. UN.
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BOATS.

FISHING BOAT. 81 Hoopers Island IS
h,p Chrys. motor, reverse gear. comp over
hauled. painted; $3.50. w. w LE1SHEAR
EdgeWater Beach, Md. Annapolis 554l
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE wants room
and board, Will raise garden and poultry.
TWO refined employed young ladies want
room and board in private home preferred:
NV. section. Call MI. 96l4 between and
pm. IL
FOR EMPLOYED LADY and semi invalid
mother with some care for mother. Call
MISS HAROLDE before 2 pm. at UN.
ALAG 6f
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coal. MOOD and FUEL oIL.
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

7IREPLACE WOOD, Is to "a inches, ali
hardwood; S21 cord. Stock up now for
leh winter. WO. 275s after 6 pm.
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hauled gives receipt and has detail tape
no dealers 1882 1st st. NV. all day
PIaNo PIANO " ypr{Shs at sizs S Hi be sold by
PASos.Hazelton, upright, mahosany
available from s395. Cali Republic, 63i2
nut pTewar spinet writing desk. RA. 2oss
PIANO for sale or rent; deal directly with
pay, NO, fancy, extras; Just good pianos a.
Small Knabe, 500: large Knabe; SIPS:
upright, sos up; rentals. ) months $50
terms, small down payment ] " to pa!
ffANossmal aparsment nNHqdsht grand grand. mahos
amy Rs n s4sS sS5 senxay G yRepap sTaRd mhG9
k1TTs; 1890 'S 6 St. middle eeauoe Of biock,e Si
PIANOS-,We have a fine selection grand.
anf EsshPs PN pEses soR Tsasns s5S a5Sm S5S 4S
NV. Open 3 to pm. RA. 63s1. "
PIANO: McPhail medium sized upright
ss50 safin nnih GH sbls Ilsn ease' new condition.
A!e1sSaria; 4 |. sSa $500; Phone ME. 4iis; is' " =,
Frands sms to eo0oer apsshts
large and small; all are in good condition
II sf Sso 'f!ss: eo SYs HSH HSa
st NV MA 1928
PLUMBING FIXTURES. wash basins. tubs
toilets, etc. Weekdays call DU. 9232. Il.
POOL TABLE, Burrows, cheap. ST. 0577
RADIO. Radiola make. mahogany cabinet
good condition. Adams 114S.
RADIO, RCA large cabinet model: per-
feet condition; S100 300 So. Ode ST., Arl.,
near Navy Annex. Monday night,
RADIO, Senate console, in good cond.,
RlESi RHpio shi PHoNoGRArH Hoiss COMBINATION
RCA, floor model Just overhauled, plays
like new: $75. CO. s197. IL
RADIO TUBES AND PARTS. most all num-
5sr 6s5s in tube tubes: radio repairs promptly mail
Sc g to 10 pm. AT. 1900.
REFGR., Z Gu: it.; dinette table and 4
chairs, high chair. rollaway bed. inner
spring matt. Metronome; boys coats, size
ana 3; floor lamp. OR. 9473.
used less than yrs. to trade for Bendix
washing machine or possibly other whirler.
dryer washer. TR. 3174. 17"A
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14-WERE 1893 MEMS GRAY
MILITARY SHIRTS, fast color
gabardine. Broken sizes -. .48
12-WERE CSC MEMS ECRU RUB
BED UNION SUITS, short sleeves,
ankle length. Broken sizes 64c
9-WERE 1888 MEMS SPORT
SHIRTS, short sleeves, plain colors.
Broken sizes -----97c
29-WERE 1893 MEMS SPORT
SHIRTS, broadcloth and nainsook.
11 somWERE ERE 100 BLACK LEATHER iis
SNAP BELTS. Small sizes only, 29c
5WERE 500 KHAKI DUFFEL
BAGS with timely needs i 90
30-WERE soc MEMS ATHLETIC
SHIRTS, white cotton. Odd sizes,
9-WERE CSC TEE SHIRTS, short
sleeves, small sizes -----29c
1O4-WERE 29c FULL S HAPE
TIES, spring colors s----1Oc
1O0-WERE 16c MEMS HOSE,
shortees. White and colors. Broken
sizes, irregulars ----- &c
20-WERE 1.19 COTTON SLEEVE
LESS SWEATERS, natural color.
Wee neck k----------.---6lc
5-WERE 500 ALL-FELT HATS,
leather sweat bands. Odd sizes,
I.ee
15-WERE 1.99 GRAY COVERT
SANFORIZED WORK PANTS, sizes
80 to SO -----.--. .-.-------1.37
5-WERE 3.95 BROWN COTTON
GABARDINE DRESS PANTS. Size
80 only --- ooc
3-WERE 4.9S SPRING RAIN
COATS, natural color. Water re-
pellent. 40-4244 3.19
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ACCESSORIES

47-WERE 100 WOMEN'S HAIR
FLOWERS, some with combs, 3oe
SEVERE 59c NOVELTY cos
METIC BAGS, some checks and
plaids ------3oc plus tax
27-WERE 100 CHIFF FON
SCARVES, assorted colors and pat
62-WERE 59c LADIES' NECK
WEAR, v neck, square neck and
jabots, white only -19c
1O6 pr-WERE 100 WOMEN'S
FABRIC GLOVES, samples and
slight irregulars --------- 79e
81 pr.-WERE 100 WOMEN'S
LEATHER GLOVES, capeskin and
pigSkin. Seconds - - 59c
Is pr.-WERE 49c RAYON FAB
RIG GLOVES, novelty styles. r.
5O@WERE 4.95 GENUINE LEATH-
Err HANDBAGS, many styles.
ss@wERE sens iauE''s 500 LADIES' pHs HAND d.
BAGS, small, hand crochet work.
7s-wERE 1.ss to 5.6o 90 LADIES LAD iSS
HANDBAGS, fabrics, slightly soil
es-wERE ss 100 GENUINE re REAraz LEA n
Err BILLFOLDS, several styles,
some with windows, 47e plus tax
Street Floor
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.X&;:iHs' .X's; !; s.
~

DRAMA.
peer Gynt," by Henrik Ibsen,
Catholic University Tneater, $50
o'clock tonight. Through next
Monday.
Benjamin Kopman paintings
through April II and Pierre Bon
nard and Charles Hutson paintings
through April. Phillips Memorial
Gallery, II am. to 10 pm. Mondays;
II am. to 6 pm. Tuesdays through
Saturdays and 3 to pm. Sundays.
Nineteen biennial exhibition Of
contemporary American oil paint
ings, Corcoran Art Gallery, noon to
4:30 pm. Mondays; 9 am. to 4:30
pm. Tuesdays through Saturdays
and 2 to p. m. Sundays through
April 20.
Picture history of Florida, Library
Of Congress, 9 a m. to 10 pm. Mon
days through Fridays; am. to 6
pm. Saturdays and 1880 am. to 10
pm. Sundays through April.
James H. Thomas of New York,
photographs Arts and Industries
Building, Smithsonian Institution,
on Mall, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through April.
Paintings and drawings Of Nor
mandy invasion by 1t. Mitchell
Jameson, lent by Navy, Public Ii
brary, Eighth and K streets NV,
9 am. to pm. weekdays and 2 to
pm. Sundays, through April.
Isabel Bishop of New York City,
etchings, Division of Graphic Arts,
Smithsonian Institution, on Mall, 9
am. to 430 pm. through May 9.
MEETING.
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, District chapter, Poto-
mac Electric Power Co. auditorium,
o'clock tonight. Col. Scott B
Ritchie to speak.
MUSIC.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: 1--WE Bombers Band
of Naval Air Station, Bobby Franks,
tops and taps, and Bob Freed.
Swing shift dance with snacks,
YWCA-USO, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, 1870 o'clock tonight.
Officers: Dance, Junior Oficers
OF Washington, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
5000, or any, Of the following USOs.
Executive 042S, National 3431, Ma
tional 0614 or Republic 1927. Col
ored service personnel may call
USO. Decatur 5664 or War Hospi-
tality, Decatur 7768.
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Air-borne Unit Claims
1t Is Now Triphibious

By the Associated Press.
IN GERMANY, April 12.-One
unit OF the British 9Th Air-borne
Division had a naval engagement
in the middle of Germany and now
maintains 1t is triphibious.
Reaching Steinhauder Lake on a
drive eastward, the parachute troop
ers confscated motorboat. In the
middle of the lake they overlook
some small boats, boarded them and
captured six Germans.
Look at the casualty list in this
paper-then decide how many War
Bonds you should buy!
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FURNITURE 1IIEI,II5 q;

5-WERE 1850 ODD COLONIAL
MAPLE FINISH DRESSERS, five
drawers, mirrors -----2S.99
Twas 1895 ARMY METAL COT
with boxed edge mattress 9.o7
2-WERE $3.50 FULL COIL "SEALY
BOX SPRINGS" twin size, 21.95
8-WERE 1895 SOLID MAPLE
FULL-PANEL BEDS ---13.89
14-WERE S.95 PLATE GLASS
MIRROR STANDS ------ --4.44
Twas 34.95 FULL-COIL BOX
SPRING, full size ------19.75
Twas $500 SOFA BED, sleeps
two. Full coil construction. Bed
ding compartment - 1895
Twas 995 TWIN SIZE ALL
COTTON MATTRESS. Aca tick,
Twas 1895 ODD MODERN VAN
ITY, left out of suit, 1897
Twas 1895 MODERN WALNUT
4EWERE ERE a2.s5 MODERN Plate
GLASS END TABLES, wheat and
walnut finish 80
5-WERE 1895 LARGE MAPLE
FINISH BOOKCASES, AZ" wide, 48"
high ----.-------- ----12.49
Twas 1895 COGSWELL CHAIR,
spring constructed seat, blue tap
eStry -13.97
l2-WERE 4.95 FOLDING Chairs,
walnut finish, excellent construc-
tion ---..--...----. 3,75
5-WERE 165.OO FLOOR SAMPLE
PERIOD SOFAS in brocatelle and
damaSk covers 97.OO
Twas $500 SINGLE STUDIO
COUCH, spring base, blue tapestry
cover .-------- 1900
9-WERE 1895 ALL-LAYER FELT
MATTRESSES, full weight, 1888
Fourth Floor
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11L113;Il315I3l;}Il13

1OO-WERE 79c RAYON UNDIES,
tailored, seconds --- Ale
10-WERE 1.79 RAYON CREPE
SLIPS, tailored, size 80 only.
Slightly soiled ledz-~----1.6 81
6-WERE 1893 RAYON CREPE
GOWNS, lace trim, tearose 2.72
10-WERE 1853 WOMEN'S FORTE
SON PANTIES in white. Reg. size
only ! .O6
6-WERE 1.39 RAYON KNIT PET
TICOATS, slightly soiled. Reg.
sizes lie,
2-WERE 1893 BLACK NYLON
PANTIES, lace trim, slight irreg-
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fIIEY1l;(IH133H

6-WERE 1898 TEEN GIRLS
WESKIT JUMPERS in checks.
Sizes 11-12-13 "a
3-WERE 7.99 TEEN 2-pc. JER-
KINS in gray. Sizes 1115-16, 7.44
16-WERE 1923 TEEN BLOUSES,
long sleeves, tie neck, 1915, 2.24
4-WERE 8.95 TEEN WASH PRINT
DRESSES. Sizes 1l-l3-l5 !, 7;44
2-WERE 5.99 PRINT TEEN
DRESSES, sizes 12-14 ~ 4.o4
7-WERE 5.99 TEEN PLAID JUMP
ERS, sizes 10-12-14-16 - 4.44
1O-WERE 1895 UROY
WESKITS. Sizes Ais --- --7.44
12-WERE 5.99 TEEN WESKIT
AND JUMPER DRESSES in gabar-
dine. Sizes 10 to 16 -. 3.94
4-WERE 7.99 TEEN GABARDINE
DRESSES AND JUMPERS. Sizes
e-WERE s.e5 JUMPERS, blue and
white or brown and white check.
sMWERE slz1S 1R1!G 5.ss TEEN WIDE wALE
CORDUROY, red. l0-12-14, 100
2-WERE 1923 CHENILLE ROBES.
Sizes 14-16 2.64
SEVERE 100 DICKIES. Sizes 7
s-wERE 2.2s GYM SUITS. sizes
i5@WERE v 1.25 GIRLS M1bb9
BLOUSES. Sizes 1915 ----74c
6-WERE 3.99 GIRLS PLAID
SKIRTS, gray. Sizes TIP LA
8-WERE 2.99 BLUE PLAID
SKIRTS. Sizes 12-14-16 LOO
1O-WERE 2.29 TEEN RAYON AND
ARALAC BLOUSES. 1915, 1.54
9-WERE l.99 GIRLS WHITE
PEASANT NECK BLOUSES. Sizes
sLwERr go s.s4 INFANT 74f COTS
SETS, irregulars. Boy and girl
styles 3.54
6-WERE 5.68 TOTS COATS, wool
content labeled. IrregularS. Sizes
1894 --------5.34
Second Floor
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ON SALE FRIDAY, $3.50 to & PM.
Because of tremendous number of items and the linn
tied quantities. Mail, Phone c. o. ID. orders can
be accepted. All Sales Final Hundreds of additional
items sted-Odd LOts-BrOken Sizes-NOt all Sizes
in all Styles.
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HOSIERY ;I(513GEl113

119 pr.-WERE SIC SHEER NO
SEAM HOSE, mill mendS. Assorted
colorS, broken sizes -2 Csc
124 pr.-WERE 25c F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, mill mendS. Asst.
colors and sizes -------------1Oe
81 pr.-WERE lis F. F. COTTON
MESH HOSE, perfect quality. Asst.
cOlorS and sizes
116 pr.-WERE &c F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, AZ and As gauge
sheer. Mill mendS --45e
r II pr.-WERE SAC SPUN RAYON
HOSE, perfect quality. Broken
81 pr.-WERE 96c F. F. CHIFFON
RAYON HOSE, sheer IS gauge. IT.
regulars foc
116 pr.-WERE SOC SHEER RAYON
HOSE, full fashioned, reinforced
Seconds
l07 pr.-WERE 75c F. F. MESH
AND LACE HOSE, As gauge. Slight
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SHOP TODAY-THURSDAY- TO
DOMESTIC CLEARANCE

49, IU 49,
1WERE 6.49 25% WOOL ES-
MOND SLUMBEREST BLANKETS,
soiled 3.9o
3-WERE s.ss 500 WOOL PEARCE
PATRIOT BLANKETS, soiled, 500
3-WERE 3.99 REVERSIB LIE
PALMER COMFORTS, Soiled, 2,59
5-WERE 2.49 FANCY TICK BED
PILLOWS -------------1.6o
2O-WERE 59c BLUE AND WHITE
STRIPED PILLOW TICKS, 21x27,
s-wERE s.ss HEAVY JACoUAR66
BLANKETS, seconds ------3.39
12-WERE 1.79 HEAVY SHAGGY
RUGS, 1880 O-----97c
6O-WERE 10c DISH CLOTHS,
3O-WERE 49c & 59c ASSORTED
SCARVES ------29c
9-WERE 2.99 OVAL CHENILLE
RUGS, 25x44 44-----1,89
24-WERE 39c FIGURED PLACE
MATS, 11x17, seconds ----1oe
5-WERE 1.59 FANCY BRIDGE
se1wERE se-S 4sc s-pc. LACE cHA1k
Street Floor
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,l!l!EI31Eld$J(5l3l;LL

Twas 1875 HEAVY FIBRE
BOARD WARDROBE, double door
NV MWERE $50 EARTHEN TEA TEA
POTS, 6 cup size. Seconds Sac
13-WERE 49c HEAT PROOF POT
Terry PIE PLATES - 28e
20-WERE 78c HEAT PROOF POT
Terry CASSEROLES AND PLATES
1o-WERE 1.e5 WOOD BATH
STOOLS enamel finish, slightly
SmWERE 3.e5 CoMBINA TION
STOOLS AND LADDERS enamel
finish, slightly marred ---2.68
Twas 1895 DOUBLE DOOR
WARDROBE. walnut finish, floor
Twas Twas 2o.s5 SINGLE D00R
WARDROBES walnut stained with
lock and key. Floor sample, 1888
Twas 3.95 WOVEN FIB e
HAMPERS, enamel finish. Sold as
Twas 1895 5-pc. BREAKFAST
SET, wood with upholstered seat
chair. AS is 1925
2S-WERE CSC STEEL FRYING
PANS, white handle ----4oc
7-WERE 3.95 METAL JUICE EX-
TRACTORS for table or wall, 2.oo
Downstairs
Evening star., 1945-04-12
MOTIONS

4S-WERE SOC ODD ENDS OF
COVERED HANGERS, soiled, l9e
24-WERE 69c CRETONNE LAUN-
DRY BAGS with string - Bic
2O-WERE 100 GARTER BELTS,
4 garters, flesh color. Odd sizes.
39c
45-WERE 85c LADY BLEND
YARN, 30Go rayon, 70% Virgin
wool Sic
47-WERE TO 79c ODD LOT Nov
ELITES, figurines, ash trays, writ
ing paper, etc c-----37e
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-12
CORSET CLEARANCE !

36-WERE 1.59 BRAS of strong
wearing material. Slight irreg-
ulars. Sizes 80 to "A 1870 Tie
41-WERE to sos GIRDLES AND
CORSETS, broken sizes, step-ins
and side hooks, 26-40-----2.97
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-12
CURTAINS !|;|;!3S

200 yd.-WERE 59c CURTAIN MA
TERIALS ..-----39e
145 pr.-WERE 1893 CRETONNE
DRAPES 3.29
118 yd.-WERE CSC BLUE FTGUR-
ED CRETONNES -55e yd.
2O0-WERE CSC HOMESPUN Nov
ELTY PILLOW SLIPS -----48e
1O0-WERE 5.S8 KNIT SOFA COW
ERS -. 3.5S
15-WERE 2.49 COLORFUL HAS
SOCKS, irregulars ---l .88
2OO-WERE 39c I'd. CURTAIN MA
TERIALS ----- z5c yd.
97-WERE CSC WINDOW SHADES,
odd ends 48c
10O-WERE 29c WHITE FINISHED
ssmWARs egETA1S EoDs sss WHITE '2E ofE
OPAQUE SHADES, no rollers, 29e
Third E100r
Evening star., 1945-04-12
S03eE1 9 |s!t!'s1

2o-WERE 2.ss BLOUSES, soiled.
Small sizes 90
aWERE 14.99 2-pc. WOOL JER-
SEY DRESSES, sizes 9-11-13, 8.99
-WERE 1899 RAINCOATS in
ineSks imWAs 7.ss RAINcoArs, 5i1n plaln
COlOl [sI&
l6-WERE 3.99 SHORTS, white,
pleated ---- -----l.9 80
aWERE 5 1899 JERSEY BLOUSES
with sequins. Black and gold, 3.oo
Twas 7.99 JERSEY BLOUSE
with bow tie e.--az3:99
l1-WERE 3.99 BICYCLE SHORTS,
white .S9
9eWERE 5.99 WOOL SKIRTS, "a
1928. Dark colorS --1.99
Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-04-12

Irritable, depressed moods are often
related to constipation. Take NatureS
Remedy (NR Tablets) Contains no
chemicals, no mineral, no phenol
derivatives. Mr. Tablets are different
act different. Purely oeoetable-a
combination Of 10 vegetable ingredi-
ents formulated over so years ago.
iUncoated or candy coated, their
action is dependable, thorough, yet
Igentle, as millions Of MRS have
proved. Get q 25c box today =. or
aarger economy size. All druggists.
Caution: Taken only Is directed.
| M ro-N,ol,1, IoMokRoW AiRioHS
Evening star., 1945-04-12
F1!Ql312 l3:;l;I;ll53

l4-WERE CSC MIRRORS WITH
METAL STAND ---.--59e
12-WERE 2.49 MIRRORS with
metal extension for adj. ----1.49
l2-WERE 5.Ss DRESSER SETS, 4
piece, comb, brush, mirror and
powder jar r------------1.98
lS-WERE Csc FOOT POWDER,
cooling and antiseptic -----16c
33-WERE Soc BATH POWDER,
large pack. Rose and bouquet
fragrance plus tar 29c
Street Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
CALENDAR
MONDAY

TOastmastcrs, 6:l5, California Eo-
tel.
Boy Scout Troop 20, 7:3O, Scout
hut.
Red Cross board, 7:3O, 12O North
Fifth street.
II CcDtrO Lodge No. 38i, +. and A.
NJ, 7:30, Masonic Temple.
Carpenters, 1880, Labor Temple.
Beta Sigma Phi, 7:2G, 722 Com
merical street.
Angina Enters concert, 1915. high
school auditorium.
Victory VaniticS rehearsal, s. Jun
ior college.
TUESDAY
MAG 35 Officers Wives, 1890,
RED Cross headquarters; /, 543
SandalwOOd.
p. T. a. convention. IL noon,
Methodist social hall.
Toastmistross Club, G:30, Califor-
MIA Hotc,.
Night school, 10, high school.
Boy Scout Troop as, 7:3O, Meth
odist social hall.
Boy Scout Tr0Gp 73, 7:30, fire
department..
Legion Auxiliary, 80, Red Cross
headquarters.
l. V. COmmandery No. "a, 7:39,
Masonic Temple.
Victory Vanities rehearsal, 8, jun
iOr college.
CalexicO Mems Chorus FOllies, 8,
CaleXicO high school.