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Evening star., 1947-05-11
France Looks 10 j. 5.
For Wheat as Supply
IOf Food DWindIes
Rx PouI GhoIi
Dy WI SsaH
Foreign Correspondent Of The Sfuf end
IL. rh;roo, Dr,;iv Nr,Ns

fhs chieuao Dolly News
PARIS, May 10.--With only q
months supply Of wheat to last II
until June 80, when shipments from
Morocco are due. France today
looked urgently to the United States
for food.
American grain can provide. a
period of political peace, for con-
tinuance OF Paul Ramadier's Com
munist-free government depends on
whether he feeds his nation.
Against a monthly wheat con-
sumption Of $500, 900 quintals 1885,
900 tons, Frances stocks now total
10000 ,quintals t440,000 tons).
These can carry the nation to mid
June but will leave a dangerous
..hunger gap" that must be bridged.
officials Are Optimistic.
Official quarters, however, are
optimistic about getting needed
wheat from the United States. They
are supported by an executive OF
one of Chicago's largest grain firms,
now In Paris, who maintains that
America anticipates a record crop
this year. He also points out that
shortage of freight cars, which had
hampered exports to Europe, has
been alleviated in recent weeks and
that this, combined with improved
shipping conditions on Lake Mich
igan, should accelerate the trans
Atlantic movement of wheat.
France fortunately faces this new
crisis with $3.50, 100000 loan from
the World Bank, its first grant to
any nation. But neither is the
government idle. 1t Is taking all
possible steps to collect boarded
grain. Projects of various agri-
cultural departments are urging big
farmers to turn their reserve stocks
over to government warehouses.
Higher prices are being offered as
an tnducement, even though this
gives unfair profits to farmers who
have violated the law by not de-
claring all of their crops at harvest
time.
Rati0ns Won't Be Cut.
Even If wheat does become scarcer
before June 80, Frances cities will
continue on uncurtailed rations. 1t
is the governments plan to effect
cuts only on agricultural popula-
tions who have ample vegetables and
meat, and perhaps hidden wheat, to
tide them over.
Mr.. Ramadier, meanwhile, governs,
.figuratively, on a grain of wheat.
Although the Communists are out
of his cabinet, they have so far
kept their truce. Should food con-
ditions get extremely grave, however,
it is not so sure that the Reds will
not act up.
How long the Communists will
leave Mr.. Ramadier to carry on m-
molested is difficult to predict, but
sign that the truce will not last
very long came today when the
Communist organ, L'Humanite,
struck at the premier. 1t charged
that he bowed to President Tru-
mans dollar diplomacy" when he
chose to end cooperation with the
Communists.
(Copyright, 1947)
Evening star., 1947-05-11

car was reported in French dis
patches tonight shortly after the
French cabinet had announced its
decision to dissolve the islands
political party, Democratic Move
ment of Malgache Renovation.
The town of Anadiana in Eastern
Madagascar was reported to have
been attacked twice early today by
what was described as a "strong
gang of rebels"
Other insurgents were reported to
have attacked Manakara station
near the southern end of the 450-
mile railway line on the islands
coast.
French official sources estimated
that some 5000 rebels are presently
engaged in fighting French forces
Evening star., 1947-05-11
D. c. Jail EmpIoye Promoted

Joseph Camden, for Is years an
employe Of correctional institutions
in the District, has been promoted
from lieutenant to captain at the
District Jail, Donald Clemmer, di-
rector of the Department of Cor
rections, announced last night. Four
custodial officers were promoted to
lieutenant. They are Charles Kid
we'll, Vincent L. Korce, Paul H. Pres
ton and Dennis H. Cannon.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

PAWTUCKET, r. /. - THE
LAUGHER" Samuel Hyder,
81, laughed himself into court
Friday and was still laughing
yesterday while awaiting a
decision on reopening his case
that cost him $3.50 on a rev
elling" charge. Chief OF Police
Leonard Mills ordered his ar
rest after, warning him to
stop as there was nothing to
laugh about" Mr.. Hyder met
the chief on the street again
yesterday and let go an echo
ing guffaw. He says, I'm
happy. I like to laugh. ! don't
hurt anybody"
-AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Copyright, 1947.)
Fighting in Madagascar
Is. Reported Resumed

PARIS, May 10 {Fl.-Renewed
fighting in various parts of Madagas-
Evening star., 1947-05-11

JACKET, boys gray flannel, May 9TH. Vi
cinity of St. Adams School or NJ and D
6 bus route to Lowell st, Call WO 50l9.
long BLACK CLOTH CAPE, 7th floor OF
la Sale Apis. Reward. Cali at the desk
81 I'll Il
Evening star., 1947-05-11

HORSES (2l, small; one, chestnut color,
weighs about 500 pounds; one, bay cotor,
weighs about 500 pounds; both have white
faces: vicinity OF :}6eO blk. Branch ave. Sc
ReUard MA 2Sn4 or EN- 2664. I'll
Evening star., 1947-05-11

GLADSTONE BAG, BLACK, Inllialed F. A.
h" containing. clothing ana valuable pa
pers; papers Of no value except 10 owner
Susan p Horton. ard urgently needed.
Please notify or mail to owners daughter
at 2tGt Conn. ave, Apt. 402. or mail 70
address on papers. Liberal reward CO.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, at Glen
Echo Park, bet ana $ pm. Sat; en-
sraved Shirley A. Lee reward. Can
Evening star., 1947-05-11

ANTIQUE GOLD BROOCH. in downtown
shopping district. Reward. OIL. $500
after.6:30 pm. .--- IL :.
BILLFOLD, black, lost on Ga. and Alaska
bus Tuesday noon, May @: liberal reward.
Phone ST. 9649 or 81. 81 90
BILLFoLD, vicinity Of National Press cafe
tihcation card; reward. IA. Q7S0. -.
BLACK DRESS with green wool trimming;
lost Mon. night near Chevy Chase Bowling
Alley IVY r st. n W. Apt. 206, HO. 3161.
BLUE RING, 1914 in gold. initials in
SIDE M z. o. "A" Please call Decatur
1907 evenings.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

DoGS--Brindle male boxer. yrs: tawn
female boxer. q mos: pets: reward. 5SIs
N goth rd., Airing on, Va. ON I4l9.
TURS, kolinsky, in the Capitol, about IL
noon Reward owens S9I Il
Evening star., 1947-05-11

DOG, small brown, has small white spot
in tail; vicinity OF Hyattsville; part ter
rier, part police reward. Union 0o03.-
DOG, Collie pup, s mos, old, brown and
white weighing about 40 pounds; Jack
sonvifle tFla.J rabies tag; vicinity west
over: reNard. GIL. Ok92. IL :
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
FOR SALE

IOh OALE
WR1GHTSVILLE BEACH,
618 South Lumina Avenue.
Practically new year-round
home; opposite Lumina
Pavilion. Ideal location
consisting Of 6 rooms, two
showers, and toilet on first
floor. Second floor consists
of large living room, din
ing room, and kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath. Third
floor consists of two large
bedrooms. Completely fur
nished. Annual income S.
500 per year. Priced SIT
500.
2O04 WOLCOTT AVENUE
Nice five room home with
large bath and large Gel
lar. Good condition and
can be bought furnished
or unfurnished.
IA SOUTH NINTH Street
Two apartment home. 4
rooms and bath up and 4
rooms and bath down.
Large front porch and
screened-in back porch.
113 NORTH EIGHTH ST
Seven rooms, hardwood
floors. Just newly deco
rated.
WRIGHTSVILLE SOUND
% acres of the very best
soil. Seven room home
with all modern convent
ences. Really a nice place.
$50 ACRE FARM 20 miles
from town on the Char
lotte highway. Is acres
cleared and under cult
vation. Eight room house,
tobacco barn, several other
outbulidnigs. Also g. acre
tobacco allotment.
A NICE LOT in Piney Woods
facing the, New Wrights-
vile Beach Highway.
A NICE LOT on Carolina
Beach Highway in the $500
block.
WE HAVE several good
buys on the beaches that
we know will interest you.
FARMS. LARGE AND SMALL
WE HAVE JUST WHAT
YOU WANT
LET OUR SALESMAN help
you select a lot for your
future home.
FOR BETTER VALUES AND
QUICK SALES DEAL WITH
[,FWIS REALTY co.
(Cape Fear Hotel Bldg.)
.O3 N. Second St. Dial 2-854'
T. M. SIMPKINS and DONALD
E, GORE, Statesmen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

OWN YOUR OWN
27O8 MARKET STREET:
A very attractive six room
bungalow in excellent con-
ton. Butane gas heating
system, attic, very deslr-
able location.
107 HYDRANGEA PLACE,
Oleander: Brick stucco
home in an excellent To-
cation. Large living room,
dining room, kitchen, three
bedrooms, and bath. Large
storage attic over entire
house, steam heat, garage,
nicely Handicapped yard.
1919 PRINCESS STREET
Road; Large desirable
home with four bedrooms
and bath. Automatic steam
heat, double garage. In
mediate possession.
2513 PRINCESS STREET
Road. Large home in good
condition. Living room, din
ing room, kithen, three
bedrooms and bath. At
tached garage. Large lot.
12O SOUTH NINTH ST:
Nice six room bungalow
that can be bought for
$3,500.00.
1910 SOUTH FOURTH ST:
Asbestos frame apartment
houseWlth three complete
apartments. Good invest
ment.
lis SOUTH SEVENTH ST:
This home can be bought
very reasonably and can
be used as one family
dwelling or two apart
ments.
1918 CASTLE STREET: Five
room asbestos shingle
home that can be bought
with a small down pay
ment.
344 CAROLINA BEACH
Road: Six rooms and bath.
Large high lot.
SUNSET PARK: Nice five
and six room homes that
can be bought very rea
sonably.
LOTS-Very desirable build
ing lots in all sections OF
the county. Let us show
you our selection of lots.
For Full Details and Informatle
Call
| WATERS -SNIPES
Realty Co.
212-214 Princess Street
Dial 2-1193
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

25l3 PRINCESS STREET
Road. Large home in good
condition. Living room, din
ing room, kithen, three
bedrooms and bath. At
tached garage. Large lot.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
l36-Pouliry & Supplies

SPECIAL SALE Fox System
chicks. Rocks. reds, HampshireS,
crosses, S12.95 per 100. Order
now. Raleigh Hatchery. Raleigh,
N. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

MAN WANTED to take orders for
amazing cheap oil burner inven-
ton for cooking, heating stoves
and furnaces. Burns furnace,
range, heater, distillate, kero-
sene and similar oils. Thirty
day money-back guarantee. No
investment necessary. Big pro-
fits. Big demand. Be first. Write
to factory for full informal alton.
Address card or letter to North
west Mfg. Co., Dept. W-46,
Mitchell, S. Oak.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
87-Wanied Male Or Female

WANTED: SODA clerks for part
time work. Apply Carolina Milk
Bar 400 No. Front St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
F U R N I T u R E
New And Used

Ihree piece Walnut
BEDROOM SUITE, New =. $74.5O
9xl2
t1lNOLEUM L RUGS, New :. $6.s5
Five burner oil
COOK STOVE, Used .. $29.s5
Arvin Electric
HEATERS, New -...... $9.95
Baby
HI-CHAIRS, New - 1926
STUDIO COUCH, with
Maple Arms, New ...... $3.50
5wo Nv, Eye Laundry
HtATERS, New ........... $11.95
Used Florence table top oil
stoves.
Used l947 Model
WASHING MACHINE
oSed, oE,, Apartment size Electric
lHf lHfRlGERATOR, perfect.
Cash if you have it, credit if
you want it.
EASIEST credit terms in town
HUB
Furniture Company
l03 So. Front
Next To Anchor Hardware
- >, ARRIVED snail d 10 ment
nor auto magic ironers. Home
f1Altare Co.. % Market st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

ADVERTISING BOOK matches -
Worlds largest direct selling
Mgr. Of Advertising Book
Matches offers opportunity foi
profitable year round selling;
Every business prospect: No
exp. needed to start; men or
women; full or part time. Fac
tory service; low prices for high
quality; repeats; sales kit fur
nished. Match Corp. of America,
3433 KID w. 48th Pl., Chicago 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

MEN AND women, live wire prop
osition. Sell plastic tablecloths
and aprons. Direct from fa>
tory. Write United Plastic, %
N. 7th ST., philadelphia 6. Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

ENGINEERING SALESMAN with
auto and knowledge steam boiler
operation for old established
water treatment company. Ii
berai Commission. Answer Box
F4, Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
85--Help Wanted Male
PERMANENT POSITION

RELIABLE, ABLE salesman over
40 to distribute guaranteed roof
maintenance product direct to
building owners. Advance to
territory manager. Prompt ship
ments. Permanent nearby terri
tory cuts expense. Home nights.
Forty-two year old reliable
firm. Furnish sales experience
details first letter. Write: Box
1865. Cleveland, Ohio.
EXCEPTIONAL SALES oppor-
tunity-Represent national con-
Germ in local protected territory.
Industrial and commercial main
tenance products. Year-round
demand Rapid deliveries from
warehouses throughout country.
Unlimited earnings on commits
sion basis. For details write
United Laboratories, Inc, Cleve-
land II, Ohio
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09

YOUNG MAN OR woman thorough
ly experienced in commercial
and portrait photography. Good
salary and commission. Excel
lent equipment, fine field, no
competition. Phone Or write
Marvin Mcdaniel, Dillon, S. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
80-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
112 ACRES and 7-room home
also three room tenant
house. 40 acres cleared
. land. It's goood and its
priced low.
l HAVE A Good shady lot
on Burnett Blvd, that may
be the ideal spot for future
home.
GOOD HOME s rooms and
2 baths, situated on a large
lot. A good home plus an
income apartment. 310
Queen Street.
GROCERY STORE, an old
established corner, you
can buy this business and
rent the property or buy
it complete. Priced to sell.
l HAVE A Client that wants
a well-located six room
home. WHAT HAVE YOU.
TATT
w. Albert Brown
2305 Market Street Dial 1922
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
A Beautiful
Forest Hills Home

l. vi CSC llll1S 1lOlIIQ
A SPACIOUS COLONIAL
brick home situated on
Forest Hills Drive. Ex-
treme care given by own
er, when building, to Sc
cure best in materials and
workmanship. Downstairs
consists of entrance hall
with winding staircase,
large dining room with but
ler's pantry, beautifully ap-
pointed kitchen. Also large
living room, wonderful
ly attractive sun room, bed
room. Upstairs four unus-
ually large bedrooms and
sun porch, and attractive
den. Unusually large clo-
sets in all bedrooms and
also in other convenient
points. Large basement.
Automatic oil hot air forc-
ed heat. Large grounds.
Circular cement drive.
Shrubbery and flowers.
only by appointment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-09
COUNTY DEALER
SALESMAN WANTED

BUILD UP a business of your own
with Nationally Advertised Fire
Extlnguishers bearing Under
writer's Label. Sell to schools,
factories. service stations, ware
houses, hotels. restaurants, pub
lie institutions, truck and bus
companies. grain elevators.
house trailers, etc. Capable man
can earn real money. Establish
ed in 1916, Write letter with de-
tails of age, past experience,
etc. The Fyr-Fyter Company,
Dept. T-4, Dayton 1, Ohio.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Dresser Scorf at
Less thon " price

All-over yelet-embroidered cotton; peach
or green.
A. 13x34-inch size. Less than y price Now 81
30, 13x43-inch size. Less than II price. Now $1I5
8 Three-piec Vanity Sets. Less than u price
Now Observation-Disclosures
IL Bag Innings with slide fasteners. Brown, red
or white rayon; two styles Less than y price
Now 81
Bag Innings fan shaped slide-fastened Red or
white rayon. Were 81. Now
22 Stamped Cotton Luncheon Sets, pieces. Con-
ventional designs. Were $110 Now ---------75c
1873 Skeins Paragon Tapestry Yarns, all-wool;
price. Now
1 Model Bridge Set, cotton. Green with colored
embroidery. Cloth 40x40 inches; napkins, 12x12
inches. Were $3.50. Now -----$ $3.50
"a Stamped Cotton Bridge Sets, blue Cloth 40x40
inches; napkins 12x12 inches Were $1.50. Now CSC
gros point. 24x24-inch canvas. Were IS. Now
$3.50
Pieces Needlepoint, design finished in all-wool
gros point 29x29-nch canvas. Were 49, Now
$3.50
l Piece Needlepoint, design finished in al-wool
petit and gros point Canvas, 30x30 inches Was
$14.50. Now so
zoo Balls Royal Society Sock and Sweater Yarn,
all-wool. Light and dark colors. Two-ounce
balls. Were 85c. Now ---50c
W&L-Art Needlework, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
BY the Associated Press


LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.-Olive
Borden, who was a $1,500-a-week
movie star 20 years ago, died in
poverty yesterday.
At 40 she had lost the tickle favor
of the movie-going public and the
studios, her health and wealth were
gone, but she was not entirely for
gotten-her mother was at her
deathbed.
Death came in the Sunshine Mis-
sion for Women in the heart of Los
Angeles downtown Skid Row. Her
mother, Mrs. Sybil Borden, is man
ager of the missions commissary
Olive, who had lived and worked
there since 1945, died of heart and
lung ailments.
Only the day before she brushed
back her dark hair and told an
interviewer: THE whole world has
fallen in on me- But the doctors
will make me we'll"
Miss Borden, starting as a Mack
Sennett bathing beauty, starred in
the '20s with the late Tom Mix and
Lew Cody, with John Boles, George
O'Brien and others. She reached
her peak in 1926 and 1927, star
ring in IL pictures in two years
for Fox Studios. Then came a SAL
ary disagreement, occasional pic
lures and disappearance from the
movies. She went to New York
after 1882.
In 1943 she joined the Women's
Army Corps. Returning after her
Army service to Hollywood, she
drifted from job to job, then to
the mission. Her first marriage to
Theodore Spector, stock broker, was
Evening star., 1947-10-02

ascertain" said spokesman for the
American constabulary which pa
trolls the border.
Ofncials in United States Army
headquarters here said they had no
information about any such band
as German police said they had
heard was en- route here from
Poland.
Fifty-six armed Ukrainians have
ben arrested near the border in the
last few weeks. They claimed to be
members of a Ukrainian resistance
army which had been waging anti
Communist guerrilla warfare in
Poland and said they fed here be-
cause the underground movement
had been smashed.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Heaters Reduced to " Price

Electric Heaters, small suitable for use in bath
room. Were $6.95. Now -$3.45
Aratherme Heaters. Less than Y price. Now, $3.50
space, upright Less than ". Now $6.95
IA Superior Electric Heaters Were $3.50. Now S775
Airette Combination Air Conditioners and Heat
ers suitable for average-size room. Were 1895.
Now ------------------------ $4S.So
1 Stainless steel Sink, 54-inch. Floor sample. Was
s3e1 50 Now S219.95
l Nesco Three burner Kerosene Range. Floor sam
pie. Was $9250
10 Stern Brown One burner Hot Plates. Less than
".
W&I-Eectric Appliances Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Radios and Photographs
Greatly Reduced

l Majestic Table Combination radio and
phonograph with automatic record changer
for 10 or 18-inch records. Less than y
price. Now $40
1 Portelec Portable Phonograph and Public Ad
dress System, variable speeds, detachable speaker.
Was $13995. $3.50
Portable Photographs in simulated leather
cases. Plays 10 or 12-inch records. Was $4785
2 Novelty Globe Radios suitable for den recrea-
ton room. One chrome finished, the other light
blue finish. Less than u price. Now--------a$25
W&L-Radios and Photographs, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
U. 5. Army Fails 10 Confirm
Ukrainian Invasion Report
BY the Associated Press

BY the As$oeioted Press
FRANKFURT, Oct. 2.-United
States Army officials said today they
had found no confirmation of recent
German rumors that 5000 armed
Ukrainian guerrillas were approach
ing the Eastern border of American
occupied Germany.
"The situation along the border
is entirely quiet as far as we can
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Oriainai Water Co1ors
Reduced to ~ Price

2 Large original bird studies in water color
by Ceri. Gay and colorful with modernistic
frames.
1 Original Water Color, Jamaican Head. Was
$25. Now Sl2.5o
Original Water Colors, figures. Less than II
/ Processed Oil Picture, Philosophers Wife Was
$3.50 NoW------------------
l Print White Horse. Was ST. Now--------$3.50
/ Flower Print. Was $40. Now
Print, Tea Time by Harvey Was $l8. Now--$9
1 Print, The Bathers by Whorf Was $40. Now $40
1 Print, Summer by Rousseau. Was $50. Now $l5
1 Placque Tropical Cup and Saucer Was $2750
W&I-Picture Galleries, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
DARWIN TULIPS
Dozen, 9oe:: 100 bulbs

RED VARIETIES
Philip -snowden, bright red
Comp Fire, brilliant
Bortison, crimson
City Of Hoorlem, seohet
Forneombe Sonders. rose seorIet
King Harold, deep brown red
Pride Of HaarIem. beautiful red
Prof. Rouwenhof, eormine red
croter, orange red
BLUE-PURPLE AND BLACK
VARIETIES
Bleu AimobIe, rich heliotrops
La Tuiipe Noire, block
Rev. n. Ewbank. liIoe
TeIeseopium. violet
The Bishop, blue
w&L-Housewares Department, Down.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Table Lamps and Shades
Reduced

Leather Lamps, chestnut color, with shades. Were
SIS. Now --------- ~..---.-----.-----.- $10.95
Composition Lamps 2 turquoise color, rose
color with shades. Were SIS Now-- 1896
l White Alabaster Lamp with parchment paper
shade Was $2250 Now $14.5O
Tall Decorated China Vanity Lamp Bases.
Were $3.50. Now IS
Lamp Shades, hexagonal, parchment paper print,
10 and Is inch Sizes Were IS, Now $3.50
l Silver-colored Metallic Paper Shade 14-inch Was
$3.50. Now------- $3.50
l Printed Parchment Paper Shade, 18-inch. Was
l Refector-type Beige Rayon Shade, 1s-inch. Was
W&I-Iamps Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02
BroadIoom Seconds

18th Century and wool boaoom subject
quaIt Goodva OF
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Olive Borden Dies in Poverty;
Earned ST 500 Weekly in Films

annulled and her second, to John
Moeller, ended in divorce.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day in the chapel at the mission.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Boxed Stationery Specially
Priced

1000 Boxes of Light Weight Novelty Writing Paper,
assortment of colors 54 sheets and So envelopes.
Regularly $100 ooc
70 Chip Sets with 100 miniature chips and deck
miniature playing cards. Less than n price.
u Chin Sets with miniature chips and one deck
regular cards Less than II price. Now -------75c
500 Leather Foto-iles to hold - small snapshots.
Less than II price. Now ------------------5 soc
27 Metal Picture Frames. 7x9 and 8x10. Less than
u nrice Now " $1.95
100 Fountain Pens Less than " price. Now 95c
Is Wearever Pencils with 4-inch leads. Less than
" price. Now ioc
% Leather Cover 5-year diaries. Less than y
nrice Now - CSC
500 Boxes of Novelty Christmas Cards. II price
Now " Soc
70 Boxes Playing Cards. Were Soc Now --------45c
W&L-Stationery Aisle T. First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02

PINK -ORANGE VARIETIES
AftersIow, orange edge
Boronne de 10 Tonnoye, bright rose
cIoro Butt, soImon pink
Princess Elizobeth, vivid rose
Venus, pure rose
YELLOW VARIETIES
InsIe eombe Yellow, yellow
Mrs. Moon, elegant yellow
Yellow Giont, deep golden yellow
WHITE VARIETIES
Zwonenburs. white
ART SHADED VARIETIES
Arso, yellow with red spots
Grown lmperioI, red with golden edge
EIizobeth Evers. pink ond white
HOLLANDS SPECIAL MIXTURE
GIANT DARWIN TULIPS
S tulips each Of 10 varieties. 50 tulips,
$2s5
Evening star., 1947-10-02

Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-02

9, 9'x1g size. If perfect, would be 500. Now,
S7450
1, 9'x106" size. If perfect, would be $87.
Now S65.25
l, 9,x9' size If perfect, would be $76. Now
S56.75
4, yx12' size. Deep, smooth pile grey. If
perfect, would be $84.50. Now -$54.75
4, 9'x1V6" size. Deep textured, solid red. II
perfect, would be $128.23 Now -$s475
12x12' Rose Duratwist Seconds. II perfect,
would be $3.50 square yard. Now $6.95
9'x34 Rose Duratwist Seconds. If perfect.
would be $3.50 square yard. Now -$695
1gx9'8" Rosewood Duratwist Seconds. If per-
feet, wuold be $3.50 square yard. Now S6.95
15'x13' Rosewood Duratwist Seconds. If per-
feet, would be $3.50 square yard. Now, S695
12x39 Blue Plain Pile Seconds If perfect,
would be $9.e5 square yard. Now S7.45
15'x29 Blue Plain Pile Seconds. If perfect,
would be s995 square yard. Now ,----. S7.45
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Washable Cotton Rugs Reduced

Washable Cotton Rugs Reduced
Group includes loop, twist and shaggy
textures; in round and oblong shapes.
Pastels and deep colOrs.
2-9'x12. Were $108. Now-$7s.5O
12-2S"x54". Were ss.95. Now s5.25
3-24"x36". Were s3s5. Now----. $1.s5
4-24"x36~.r Less than u price. Now 81
2-27"x4s". Were $9s5. Now -----s745
3-34" Circles. Were $685. Now $3.25
2-z5"x50". Were $7s5. Now --s4.15
5-s4"x5S". Were s14s. Now -----$7.s5
3-'x6. Were $22s5 1885