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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Originally SIS Col.
Washable Flat
Wall Paint
2.29 gal.

Just 50 gallons of flot vol point
to give fresh coot to woIIs. In
white or ivory color.
IS Originally $50 Porch ond
Deck Enomel for wood, &C.
nent or linoIeum floors. To be
used inside or out. Light Ieod
and bottleship eroy only, soI 2.7s
40 Originally $50 Quick Drying
Spar Vornish for inside ond
outside surfoces goI. 2.59
Is Originally $50 one-eoo.
EnomeI for VOLS ond wood
work. Ivory color only, soI. z.5s
Paint Department, Seventh Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Women's Shoes

40 Originally 4.s9 Sling Back
Pumps with open toes ond per-
forotions, sizes 4I2 to g l.o9
The Heehf Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

ZOO Originally 59e Cotton indies,
Brief, Boomers and Ponties, Iee
$50 Originally 29e chiIdren's
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Misses Sportsweor

5 Originally s.s5 AII-wooI Sports
Vests in green and black, broken
J Originally 1875 Grey Ioooo
Wool Bottle Joekets, sizes 10
and 20 l.88
] Originally 1900 to 1895 All
wool Sports Suits, broken sizes,
1888
Sport Shop. Third Floor,
The Hechf Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Clearance Of Women's
And Misses Coats E. Suits

Originally $500 Misses Check Suits. oil WOO,
1000
Originally $500 Misses AlI-wooI Check Suits.
1900
] Originally $500 Womon's Blue AIl-wooI Suit.
! Originally 80 Misses UnIined BeIted Tonner
9'ze ~
I Originally 1895 Womon's AII-wooI Blue Topper,
size 80 .------------- ------------is.oo
Originally 1926 Women's AII-wooI Fitted coots,
broken sizes- - ~
zorisinoly $500 Misses AII-wooI Toppers, broken
Originally 21.oo Green Beted Toppers, all wool:
misses sizes
Z Originally 24.00 Misses Green AII-wooI BeIted
Toppers ------ 1873
1he.Hecht Co., Dounsfai,s Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
"a Originally 2.e5 Boys
Cotton Sport Shirts
1875

Breezy hort-sleeved style for the
breezy young man who likes lots
OF comfort ond lots of GOODNESS.
In ton or blue Size, young
mems small.
Boys Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Boys Wear

~ Originally LAT to l.69 Boys
Cotton coverolls, sizes z to 10
in red, blue and khaki
~ Originally 500 Boys Her
rinsbone Finish Roineoots.
Broken sizes 10 to l8--l.9e
S Originally 2.s9 Boys Wool
Ploid Bathrobes, Iobeled as to
wool content. Broken sizes z
to 6----- 39e
3 Originally $50 TO 1875 Boys
Short-sIeeve Sport Shirts, size ia.
Also ! Originally 2.99 Boys
Wosh Points. size IA, soiIed, 100
10 Originally $40 to 1875 Boys
comei's Color Sport coots, sizes
4 to 8; lobeIed as to wool con-
tent --------------3.99
3 Originally 1899 Boys comeI
Color Sport Coots, sizes IA and
IS; all wool 500
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Mezzonine
Suits and Coots

4 Originally 1895 Wool Check
Suits-Assorted checks, junior
sizes 9, II and 14.OO
4 Originally 1895 to 1925
Roineoots in assorted coIors.
Misses sizes 700
I Originally zl.oo cordison
Suit-lOOqo wool in American
Beouty. Size l4----l4.OO
z Originally $500 Topper
Belted styles of loo0o wool.
American Beauty, sizes 10 and
l8 ----18.O0
3 Originally 24.oo' Toppers-
Boxy styles in oII-wooI brown and
white checks. Sizes for women,
1914 to Al R---14.oo
4 Originally 1895 cordison
Suits-ShetIond-type wool COR
d'eon suits in aqua. Sizes l412
TO 20 v --1
10 Originally 1895 Suits
lOOoo wool checks in brown and
white and black and white.
Sizes 10 to l8-lS.OO
5 Originally 24.oo Box Joeket
Suits-Block and white checked
1000 wool. Sizes 10 to IA,
1000
3 Originally 1895 coots-1oooo
wool crepe in American Beauty
ond brown. Sizes IA and 10,
1900
z Originally 2I.oo coots-Fit-
ted styles Of wool and royon
tweed. Sold in sizes for women.
40 and 42-8.O 800
3 Originally 2l.oo Topper-
Cotton corduroy in fitted styles.
Red, sizes II, IA, l6--12.oo
WesSanine Goats and Suits,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Misses BIouses

20 Originally $50 Black Cotton
Shirts-Clossic styles with short
sleeves. Sizes 81 to 38---l.88
IS Originally 5.s5 BIouses-
Striped cotton with Peter Pan
collars, short sleeves. Blue. red,
brown with white. Sizes 30 to
50 3.95
Bloases, Third Floor,
The Hech Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

4 Originally lo5.oo eoberdine
Suits-lOO9o wool eobordine
with soft pepIum jacket. yellow
in size IA. Also toiIored wool
eobordine suits in black ond
novy. Sizes II and IA $500
z Originally 3e.75 Suits
1000 wool shepherd checks in
brown and white. Sizes 10 ond
Z Originally 1895 Gobordine
suits-Colifornio 1909 wool
eobordine. cordieon style with
4-button iocket. Burnt olmond,
size II; powder blue. size 20,
3l.oo
} Originally $500 runie.-
1000 wool, "a tunic. Grey
stripe, size 10. ond brown ond
white shepherd checks, size Is,
1900
3 Originally 1898 Matching
skirts 800
] Originally $500 Suits
1000 wool with embroidery &C.
cents, dressmoker suits in block,
brown, navy. Broken sizes. 1895
s Originally e7.2e Suits
Wool dressmoker. royon broid
trims in black, brown, navy ond
powder blue. Sizes 10 to IA,
$500
Misses Suits, E Street Bldg,
Third Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
40 Originally 800
ChiId's Metal Lown
Chairs
1.40

Just 40 Of these oll-metoI chiId's
size lawn or porch choirs
sturdy and comfortable. Con be
Carried in cor for use on trips
4. ore costly stored. Pointed
bright red easy to clean.
100 Originally LOS Sets Of Beeds
:. complete with threod to make
costume iewelry for children,
2se
Is Originally AZ Doll Houses
tour rooms Eosily set
up ------------ 40
II Originally AS child's Con-
vas Lown Choirs waterproof
eonvos and oll-metol frame,
l.es
20 Originally 5.31 Tree Swings
:. sturdy oIl-metol chain
hardwood seats ---3.4o
z Originally STA chiIdren's
Rockers Jorge size up
holstered in blue and wine, 800
4 Originally $50 Wodins Pools,
1899
50 Originally 1875 Outdoor Gym
Sets z swings, climbing rope,
2 chin bors and pull handles,
1895
Z Originally 1879 Tiny Tot
Slides with plotform ond side
rolls for sofety----14.e
6 Originally $3.50 Gym Sets
with ] slide, horizontal bors ond
2 end ladders, swing--34.s5
Toy Department, Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

Hondboss
80 Originally 800 Handbags. os-
, sorted styles and coIors 10
Including tar
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
81 Originally 1926 to 1895
Girls Spring Coots
1925

1878
Some in solid coIors> some in
ploids, some in tweeds, some
English imports!
4 Originally 1895 Girls Chubby
Suits. sizes 81 to lO2, 1895
5 Originally 80 to 1850 Girls
Bottle Joeket Suits. broken sizes
8 to l4----- 1875
8 Originally 1875 Girls Two
piece Royon PIoid Toffeto
Dresses, broken sizes 7 to IA,
5.ss
s Originally 500 Girls Royon
porty oresse. broken sizes J
8 Originally 1859 Girls Spun
Royon Print Dresses, sizes 10
to l4---------7.e9
80 Originally l.65 to 1.o9 Girls
Blouses in spun royon; sizes 7
to 4-----
10 Originally 2.29 to 2.95 Girls
Felt Hots ----1.o0
II Originally 2.95 Girls Strow
hondboss -----1.55
including tox
Girls Shop. Second Floor.
The Hechf Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
20 Originally 8.95
Teen-Aee Dresses
800

Wonderful dresses tor the coke
crowd in cute, come hither styles,
Sizes 8 to Is.
10 Originally $500 AII-wooI
Navy Toppers. sizes Ia to lo,
$500
z Originally 1895 AII-wooI
hovy Toppers. sizes IA to le,
1000
6 Originally 1895 Blackboard
Red BeIted shortie coots. sizes
10 to 10 -- --l2.o5
5 Originally 1926 BIoek-ond-
White Checked Beited Shortie
Coots, sizes II to lo---14.95
I Originally $500 Green Ches-
terrified Coot, size l4-l6.95
! Originally $500 Blue ches-
terrified Coot. size lo---25.oo
s Originally 800 Royon Crepe
Blouses with ieweIy neokIines.
Sizes 9 to l5---1.9o
Teen Age Shop. Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-11-20

public. Starting tonight. the radio ssuih will
use ong-disfanee telephone calls 10 enable
audience participation in ihs solutions 10 his
mystery dramaiilaiions.
WRc, 9:00-6soree Raft Is the latest victim
Of Arthie's plot 10 boost his new song
W0P, 9:30-Dinah Shores guest is Jimmy
Durante.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
on THE AIR ToNIeHT,

VA IHE AK I0Al6hI.
WINK. 6:iS-A special program marking the
TIN birthday anniversary Of basebalI's Clark
Griffith. 0ssie Blue, Buck hewsom. Mike Martin
and other sp9hs hsadlinss are guests Of
Bob Wolff.
W0p. 7:30-fof the ned few weeks ElleY
Queens guest armchair detectives will be the
Evening star., 1946-11-20

WhAl. t0:00-Blhs Crosby and BaIIsdssr
Buh Ives team up for q special medIy Of
folk songs.
M0P, i0:00-6rssr Carson In Noel
cowards Brief Encounter
W0P. i0:30-Ihe Information Please
panel tonight includes Oscar Lsvsnt and jour.
naisi-leetursr Randolph Churchill.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
AVIATION.

TAYLORCRAFT 1916 de luxe demonstra-
tor: excel cond.. few hours: sub. discount
CLUB MEMBERSHIP OPEN $3.50; Inter-
fts.s 1916 1S FSSk we s eoss new g e nouns cruises
for anes ms' Rer BYRo s1st me- sSS
For demonstration call Mr.. Ray, OIL sSsss, sSsSss
PT-1s. sale. licensed 541s7: 4so hours.
CLYDE; Hyde Field, Clinton 71-W. -1S
lights; go hours since new: best Of
in s56 psEteet Sna Hsfq
INC. hone Rehoboth Beach. Del, 1851
BARGAINS. GLOBE SWISS, s5, instru-
Price @e Vs Mes so? mpo o so
r. tops i7 psne ahd snsne reSa g
economy for a small outlay. $3.50. Both
planes at Queens Chapel Airport or owner
fIrfk Fl Tk cGB1New t11s fabric radio, 100 Nls nr
check, exeel condi 81: 1920. Is,
34b, delivered; have no further need. WA.
5Sss4 Isf is as.fs tsE srs psons sH
FUNK V 4s slss CONT $; $; taly sauippsd elect
starter radio landing shd b
in trade. Co 1860, ROGERS, Distributor
IF IT HAS TO DO WITH FLYING, call
Springfield Airport. your friendly Aeronca
dealer. Alex. S342. -
EVERYONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910 Ver-
mont ave. NV, District HOO.
AIRSURANCE-All forms OF aircraft in
surance. including hull, liability, property
damage and personal accident. Direct
representative Aero" and "USAIG" A.
MELVILLE COX, 1112 18th st. NV, ME.
PARACHUTEs. nylon. aylators' best in
surance; excellent condition. Call FIR.
1857 or FIR. 2790
AVIATION ACCIDENT INSURANCE covers
student and licensed pilots: 5000 acc.
death benefit, 500 monthly disability
income, extra hospital benefits. World S
lsrsest. exclusive health and seeident assn
For information, H. r. WILSON. 7l6 Earle
Bldg. RE. 2144
BARGAINS IN AIRCRAFT-PT-la 200
hours, radio and inter-com., Sl,700:
Aeronca Champion; less than 50 hrs. sub
stantial savings; Taylorcraft DCO-65, re,
covered and new engine, S1,S00: see it, will
take trade. Falls Church Air Park, Falls
Church 29S9, ask for SCHUBERT. -e4
TWO NEW NYLON oAC CHUTEs, S2s.
ATT HIT
Evening star., 1946-08-18
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

SADDLE HORSES, >; | bay mare, heavy
hsnter nst aI tSps s75 s0rrel mare small CHI ehild'
HORSE iS9s hgnss, Yrs; Sd ys S5sS
GATED HORSES, one saddl. mare,
SS5, for children or ladies; : 3-ysar,old
SSsas Sssdss rss SsoS S0uS.s W5sen sass blvd AF
western saddle and bride; good family
seT sys sen So rsa good n mare das aos
sis;, Easlish saddles. nsiish pesy
pioSs Ssaae HRsF fAR HILL faRM
I. miles west Of Falls Church. on Lee
N Ga Hands aeqs ss pr.,
jump. mules and work horses, pretty
carts; straw rides by hour; rear of 536
BOSTON Bull. male, 4 mos, innoeulst.s.
Second AYE ays. Laurel I. with friends. Phone
aSrs knaE HeksE, e seIdns, fafi $40 yrs old; cheap
ssnsHq sADSlE si,f ,MARE-sound. sentle. stylish:
bafs sfs'sd sRssN Isss i9s aR sRowS Wa n S7ss 'a'
HORSE FOR SALE--Combination excel.
rider rid na na s Sork very TmsE Es snf sTs
rd. u mile from Maple ave, Vienna, Va.
SMALL ANGUS HERD tregistered, pure
bred), This small herd has some OF the
best blood lines in this country. Some
individuals They are in ex-
Priced only slightly above a grade herd.
This Is an unusus, opportunity for sons
one to set breeding herd ati Isx n5ics
Co. Realtors. First National Bank Blds..
Pis 1855. Baltimore .. Mo
CONTINUED on Next PAgs.J
Evening star., 1946-08-18
FARM and GARDEN.

sssscns ncs 81 r nos sa5 OK gess asa
mower sG for sale. $500: Aa can Bonn Se seen se at
GfsSs az GxRpnS a%s rsacfoR SS s1s5 Can
kTSkapE XII ssgs 0siGls daspHS hSsn TRACTOR with at
tachments, S1s5, one-horse corn planter,
$40 Vienna 1s-W-3.
tractor is being used for farm work, $780,
MODEL ENGINE, saw. belt and table,
Gallon s45. Phone Capitol Heights 7ol2,
sodding, seeding: draining. walls, walks,
driveways insured member Of the ia, Amsri. .sr !.
fsG on sss rubber
with equipment. mower, etc. Call Engle-
APPLES, summer Rambo, nne eating or
%aGsToSE f9oHlaS II WALKS Wal. and terraces. tr.-
sai ssi ndsJ,Is eESi: Esqts As
LANDSCAPE SERvICE-soddins grading,
iob too small. Cali Ashton slss: is
20 800 lag SHRISas 6alsvisw N ENp pus's rsas'
ment; garden tractors. electric motors.
FALSE Fails church % aiso f after M s p pm. ~ 1:
AZELEAS, EyERGREENS. Towering shrubs
for sale; must move at once; 25c up. EN-.
oNE FOX ENsILAGE cutter. large size,
coUPLE to live on and care for 15-acre
Waterfront farm; modern 2-bedroom cot
tage; South River, Mayo rd, j. d. HEDIN,
$50 Michigan ave. ne.
TOPSOH. fiiling-in dirt; trash removed.
DE. 6337.
FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES. hedse
plants .evergreens, roses. and towering
shrubs for home landscaping; for the or
chard, apple, pear, peach, plum cherry
vines rhubarb, etc; hardy. local. nursery
grown stock, guaranteed to grow or re-
placed free; pay on delivery at fall planting
time supply short, order your stock today.
Cali Lincoln 1893 or we will be pleased to
call and advise on proper paintings. ROSE
LAWN NURSERIES.
LANDSCAPE SERvICES--Seeding. fertiliz-
ing. topsoii, Towering shrubs, eyergreens.
lockwood, tree work. grading; evergreens
sheared, sprayed; 10 yrs, in Washington;
free estimates EN-; 0377 19t
CUSTOM GRINDING and molasses mixing;
new $4,000 portable mill. l have molasses
Lei, me grind your grain and hay and mix
I9112 Fsnfrev rd.. Silver eprins. Nd.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula
tors, bought. sold and rented. RE. HIT
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 813 14th 81

UNITED TYPEWNIIEH CO.. 813 l4tn 81
ADDING MACH. typewriters. calculators,
ONCE equip, all kinds; top prices pd. Ewes
aNfoHE anH saG fuRSTfuRE. art ri objects @ Des
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
sRoueS Mr. uRApY. TSn'eS IA ssso. an'e' feas' can
ANTIQUES, furniture. bric-a-brac.. china.
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings;
aighest cash prices paid. call MURRAY.
BED. double mahogany with tester. Call
WI. S113 between q and pm
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents of apts or houses at once. We
do moving carefully; storage. ia. 2937
BEDROOM SUITE or twin beds. with un-
usual pieces must be expensive in any
period; prefer modern. by private owner,
am decorating home SH. 1874. 10
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces russ, gas RANGES and
porch furniture in, any amount wanted at
once; will nay highest possible prices. No
matter what YOU have to sell please call
friday MR.. GRADY, MA. 1920,
BICYCLE. lady's. must be in good condl-
ton: pref. with hand brakes. MISS BETH
BiCYCLE, in any condition. wanted for
material Phone co. 1928.
seoEoE 'TRiEND ). oBooRsToRE; ass !:
until !. SUNDAYS until 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1946-08-18

1916 de luxe demonstra-
or; excel cond., few hours; sub. discount
ACK BARTELS. Hyde Field. Spruce 0SSS.
Evening star., 1946-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
4O94.
EX 5gS4 10
Evening star., 1946-08-18
FARM end GARDEN tcent.l

FARM end GARDEN tcent.l
RICH ToPsoL FOR sALE-You haul and
We haul: Call TR i!ns day or nisht. Is.
green shrubs, plants. HOWARD LAND
sCApE CO.. Phone II. 04S6. -1g
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. ,pruning, plantinL
waited; tree work, nas stone walks. cement
walks and driyeways. w. c, WALKER.
SH 32an
Evening star., 1946-08-18
Singer, consoles,
machines rented
guaranteed. EN-.

; blue. white. black
misc. accessories.
Terrace, 18th and
Evening star., 1946-08-18

Iapegi lIgMn rSec9oroeeS reg rAEh AVE VENETIAN
vIoLN-Foreign made. exc. cond.: case
and bow: S35. Also rife; :22.cal Spring
field, I never fired; s29. oV. 225l, m.
VIoLIN-Has good case and bow, S35.
M i437 Fairmont NV, afetr ] p m.
check protector. seos GSf Defense aS hwy, Land n
yIoLiNs. one concert and one student vio-
lin. Also good mandolin. Phone Ii
VIOLIN. 100 years old salsard. Made in
Italy; 1nlaid with pearls. Emerson 1854
WALNUT SPOOL BED D and springs. SEQ.
WARDRoBE TRUNK. esx4o. large draw
&C. sEs sRs sSsl! hangers good condition; $50.
WASHING MACHINE. Apex spinner. trade
%.sTiN ,Sr sTnsr TsshsT ssss vrnx. t,n.
WasH1sG VAS ING MAcHINE MAC st ss Msstas mo- AL eond
sHa niseE G eo' Esss ssh St. ND
type, excellent EeI. condition, ss5. oE. e241'
WASHING MACHINE. good cond.: beauty
Ps5lSF naf sao 1882 Corona
WASHING MACHINE-Needs minor re-
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, S47. 1247
Holbrook terrace ne.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix, perfect con-
type. Al condition. De. ssss. @Is
WATCH and mesh bracelet. mans solid
gold: personally owned no dealer: former
cost S525; will now sell for $3.50. Can be
WATCHES - Pierce chronograph, mans
wrist watch, $50. and Benrus mans wrist
watch. solid gold, new, S45. NO s09S :
S25. 733 7th st. NV MA 1892 49,
WATER COOLERS-Immediate delivery;
brand-new electric water coolers, suitable
for stores, Offices and shops: all OPA cell
ing prices. STANDARD TIRE Il APPLI-
ANCE CO., 10th and H SITS. ne Open
Friday and Saturday to 8 pm. Ii. 29S3,
Ii. S7AI. -22
WATER COOLERS-Immediate delivery,
brand new electric water coolers suitable
for stores ofbces and shops, all OPA cell
ing prices. STANDARD TIRE q APPLI-
ANCE CO, 10th and H sts4 ne, Open
Friday and Saturday 70 pm. Ii. 2gS3,
Evening star., 1946-08-18

siEias ssiEssIeEEAT9n e. gP1 KsI'inator' good con
KITsEI,l,GEkAToh, }. su.-ft Kelvinator nev
cubic ieef erfai a eaeslens es n4ut eondi adj
kEFRIGER.AsTSoiR, Or oisa electric, S Gu. IT,: nov
REPsiGERAroR Ss S St e St IT, ns sp Fa z. osse
kEFkIGERAToki. f ssft' Leo Leonard, nI 5000 soos
%saeri sins,si0R Nd s4l4 ss'h ave- c0lm''
RfEFRIGERAT0R, electric servel. cubic
is .sst' VII, sonsiasr trade for one spartmsn
feet condition. Ii s3.s. "
electric. Leonard, AZ
Gu; G e; good condition. $s5. Wo. 1888
Servel, 8 Gu. IT.. perfec
e9ndition, at to- $500 Call Sat. or Sunday, 81.
REFRiaERafoR, + gbsfa eE. monitor TOP. 3 :. Gu
r., fair condition, slightly noisy. Bo,
RErRiGERAToR-Leonard, 5-ft.. recentl,
oyeThauled, good running condition. Sol
cash. 531 0uintana pl. NV.
REFRIGERATOR--65 Gu. it.. reach-in box
Both for 5000 Can be be seen seen IIih At Hiiicpes pes
Farm, GAINESVILLE, Va, or call GE. 9171
REFRiGERAToR-Elec.. 1912: "A Gu. It.
genuine FriRidaire, quick release cubes
trayx, streamlined: sealed unit; can't hea
1t run; IN nearby Md: year of orig. guar
left; pvt. party. AT. 1852.
REFRIGERATION-On t3-h.p Frick com
mercial-type compressor, high side. TO
REFRIGERATOR, Keivinator, very 500,
cond, S75. See between 10 am. and {
pm. Sunday. 233 Kentucky ave. sc,
aaReiFRIssERAToR. aRi s Gu. IT,. electric; ais
& Gu. IT,, electric, $3.50 and S95, respec
lively. DI. 6gf7.
cleo. lae., 2 door, excel
cond. 6, e, washing machine, vrinse
tyne: beds. 6.bOx16 tires. ia. 03s3'
kEFRIGERATOR--Ap good condition
hiehest bidder takes. WA ,0a34
condition: S76. 81. 6225.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Bv Peppy Roberts

The luxury of your own distinctive
monogram on lovely linens is yours
for only a few pennies and few
hours spent at your favorite hobby.
What a wonderful Christmas gift!
Pattern envelope contains hot
iron transfers for four alphabets
(two in IL Inch letters and two in
1A Inch letters, wreaths and full
directions.
Just out! Our new 6o-page null
ticolored Book of Needle Arts,
containing five free patterns and
many other suggestions for dressing
up your home and yourself Is just
off the press. Send your request for
this book to the address listed be-
low, inclosing 20 cents in coins to
cover the cost and mailing charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for pattern
No. R1535 to Peggy Roberts, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 100.
Station G, New York 10, N. X.
Please include your postal zone
number.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Over the Back Fence
Bv Isabel Hackeff


Money een-ager something either have
you mostly the latter have it. it to buy things
Between S, a nc ao have YOU borrow some and
ou the
represents
above ali not worried about
keep temized account of dmted and expenditures
susl WEEKLY % rb book
open inspection time and subject to official monthly audit
shs ood as s siany and aid
m that s e x Of
to the mind added 80 you'll know how
We that there times like right when family
in the stock market budget wouldn't
So for some months trying
that quarter for last Tuesday she put down
mon n s Balance About every two she has
to tear out the a9 old es s s The
ruled of columns headed caare gifts movies school supplies
month out and the column system abandoned
F. balance of 80 cents figured out and things
Several monthly audi were skipped because the
poray misplaced too much trouble to go upstairs and
'0 Then came the showdown.
Been keeping your accounts straight supp0se asked the p
Middle one went upstairs n get the book and stayed
des des too ueh with the things
and na s aD e1 's IN ns
weeks but haven't money had to borrow from Jane to get
The F. P went to work hour
Account Book down with slight bang
These figures relation to reality" he stated
ha just the trouble said But she's got to learn how to
manage money"
Not this way hasn't" TITS taking too much
OF my time"
That's happens longer keeping
balance with that Of
did the best could considering
can't accounts straight either
The oldest writes from college that her only problem
thinking problem for her Student Ad-
with Adviser girl of the efficient
moher coming around asking Haven't prob
wit and quite frustrated by the respon-
sb Freshman with problems The Oldest One says
mind to and think NICE difficult problem
If something doesn't turn up naturally
We are pleased Oldest has learned
pobemsetter simply
kept supplied tough problems he becomes
unhappy and frustrated individual
Family sits the dinner table unfod his
napkin brightly What have YOU been doing today
Considering the house the kind Of dinner set
azzed appearance, know only his nbon
him changing the emphasis What HAVE
you been doing today?"
looking at the which substitute
which couldn't get substitute for meat at 81
pound and reaching for the accarne pills which are substitute
sugar couldn't get for his coffee
of shoes under the table Our arches have fallen
half morning. and feet hurt We've missed
meetings dealing with world affairs conference
marketing by days intellectual
anybody We neither enlightened
most Of the trying to get
all OF which needed and didn't
say ceilings shortages going to end
anything we'll the high price Of Seve buy
down"
buying" simply walking from store to
line morning it's just hard the feet It
much rather spend scung through October leaves
Evening star., 1946-10-29

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