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Evening star., 1947-10-09
Cotton Rugs Reduced

Cotton Rugs Reduced
Rose or Blue
2-9'x12. Were $108. $50
3-%x6'. Were $19.95. Now----------$13.s5
3-34". Were $595. $s.25
+22"x3O" Were $3.50. Now---------$I
6-20"x30". Were $295. Now--------$1.s5
@21"x40". Were $425. Now $2.25
2-24"x36" Were $395. $1.s5
2-25"x50". Were $795 Now --$4.15
13-28"x54". Were $685. Now---------S5.25
3-26"x50' Were 1895. Now $5.95
4-27"x4S". Were 1926. Now--------$7. $7.45
Cotton Rugs Greotly Reduced
This group includes loop, twist, and
shaggy textures in round, oval and
oblong shapes. Pastel and deep colors.
t2x3'. Were $7s5 Now---=-------$s $3.50
14-2'x4'. Were $1O95. Now--------- $6.s5
21 30'x60. Were $17.50 -S11.s5
3-36. Were 1895. $9.95
a-2x3'. Were $795. Now $3.50
1e-2'x4. Were $1o.s5. Now--- s6.s5
11-30"x60". Were $17.50. Now -S11.95
1-2x3'. Was s695. Now w-S2.95
3-24"x4o".' Were $3.50 Now $s.95
-27"x4s". Were $1195. Now--$4.s5
Evening star., 1947-10-09

4-sx12'. II perfect would sell for $1,000.
1-sx106". If perfect would sell for $87.0
Now $6275
1-sx1V6". Was s12823. Now-------$9 -$94.75
1-sx12. Was s247so. s11o
Wool BroadIoom Carpets Reduced,
Plain CoIors
12'x15-BIue. Was $3.50 50. yd. Now $S.95
15'x13-Rose. Was $3.50 50. yd. Now ss.sS
s'x42"s"-Green. Was 1895 So yd. Now
$685.
12'x61"-Rose. Was 1926 So. yd. Now, sS.s5
12'xs2"-Rose. Was 1895 50. yd. Now $685.
AII-WooI Hooked Rugs Reduced,
Colonial Designs, Postel Shades
1-sx12' ObIong. Was s229.5o Now, s15s.95
4-4x6' ObIcng Were s4295 Now s27.so
11-sx5 Oval. Were $3.50 Now - s22.so
5-2x5' Oval. Were s17s5. Now ,s11.ss
s-2Tx5o" Oval. Were s2s5O. Now. s15.s5
1-21"x54 Oblong. Was S17s5 Now SS.s5
W&L-Rugs and Carpets, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Misses Dinner and Formal
Dresses Greatly Reduced

A fine selection of dinner dresses in rayOn
crepe, silk, rayon jersey and crepe combina-
tions; rayon faille bridesmaids dresses, and
maternity dinner dresses and formal gowns
in silks, rayon crepes and brocaded silks:
Black, white, pasteIs and prints. Misses
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Men $ and Women Hondkerchiefs
Women's Hondkerchiefs

Women's Hondkerchiefs
80 White Cotton with initial. Were $1.50.
NOW ---------------------- 4i
11s White Cotton or rayon with initial. Were
81. Now Observation-Disclosures 81
ss Cotton Prints. Were 81. Now BOO
Evening star., 1947-10-09
AII-WooI Hooked Rugs Reduced,
Colonial Designs, PosteI Shades
Radios and Photographs
Greatly Reduced

Novelty Globe Radios especially suitable
for den or recreation room. Five-tube set.
One with chrome finish. one with light blue
finish. Less than Il price. Now -S17.65
4 Portable Electric Photographs in simulated
leather case Plays 10-inch or 12-inch rec
ords. Were s4785. Now $24.95
W&L-Radios and Photographs,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
BroodIoom Carpets, Rugs Seconds

Much less than regular prices of perfect samples
Group Century wool broadoom carpets subject
slight irregularities that do not affect their
wearing quality. Good variety of coors and patterns
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Women's Formal Wear

3 Dinner Gowns in blue. aqua, rose rayon
crepe. Sizes 38 and 40. Were $19.95. Now,
S14.50
Rayon Gowns in white, rose, aqua. Sizes
20. 4O-44, Were $25. Now S1875
6 Gowns in black and white silk prints Sizes
1910, A. Less than ~ price. Now S3725
Rayon Gowns In blue, aqua. Sizes 38 and
40 Were $5975 and $10O. Now ---$42.50
s Rayon Gowns in blue black, gray and
prints. Sizes 1S to 49, Were 500 IS and more.
Now S5225
Rayon Gowns in blue. peach or white. Sizes
80 to 40. Were $8975. Now ------ S67.25
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DESIGNER Fashions Reduced

2 Suits ! blue velvet 1 black wool, size II
and size 16 Were $189.75 and much more
NOW ~As~
Striped Wool Suits with navy and white
blouses Sizes IL and 49, Were $1s5. Now,
S146l5
Misses Designer Dresses Reduced
The group includes rayon crepes,
rayon satin, rayon sheers and silk
shantungs, navy, beige, blue and black.
Sizes 10 to 18.
l. was $7975. 1880
e. were $135. 1880
z uere S15n and more. Now Sl04.75
l, was $185 Now
II, we're $l95. Now -s146'25
e. less than Y price. Now---------s1S7'So
Evening star., 1947-10-09

Wool Suits, navy, sizes 3s to 42. Were
$89.75 Now -.-.---------- $3.50
III Wool Suits in black navy brown, gray.
Sizes 1840, A. 24A Were S69.75. Now,
S44.50
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Brunch Goats, Housedresses, 81
less than x Price

Less than ! PriCe
$50 Printed cotton brunch coats
and styles. Misses sizes 10 to 20.
200 Cotton Aprons Of striped chambray with
self-rlfle trim. Green, grey, blue or brown
with white. Some white organdy with con-
trasting color binding in group. Less than
~ pTlCc. -oVC AHA %
SO Swirl" Dresses in printed cotton poplin.
Childrens sizes 2 and 6. Were $3.50 and
S0sSO. NOW SSsoV
W&L-Uniforms and Aprons, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09

Girls and ChiIdrens Hose
Less than " Price
zoo Girls AnkIets Of cotton spun rayon and rayon.
Large assortment Of colors in group. Sizes 81
to 101z. Now ----------------------z0c
$50 Children's q Socks in navy, brown or royal
cotton. Sizes to 81. Now Csc
W&I-Girls' and Childrens Hose, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Misses Suits Reduced
Misses Royon Crepe
Dresses Reduced

A group of misses rayon crepe dresses In
fall shades of peacock, red, brown, black.
Ci1os IN tn
Evening star., 1947-10-09
IrreeuIor NyIon Hose, $l.25

II Perfect You'd Sell for More
100 Pairs Nylon Hose in extra long lengths.
New fall shades in sizes 9h to IL.
400 Pairs No-seam Rayon Hose in tan shades; sizes
81 to 101a. Were soc. Now--------4 for 81
IS Pairs Slipper Sox, hand-woven of wool, with
leather soles Medium and small sizes. Less than
u price. Now
WSsL-Women's Hosiery, Aisles II and 10.
First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Teen-oge Suits, $8.95

Teen-oge Suits, $8.95
Less than V Price
64 Suits including: Gray wool flannels with
check combinations; menswear gray wool
flannels; striped woolens and rayOns (prOp-
erly labeled as to fabric. content). Sizes 10
to 16.
% Toppers of lightweight wool, Checks stripes and
solid colors. Sizes 10 to 16. Less than n price
W&I-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09

] Mouton- dyed Lamb Jacket, size 49, Was
$3.50 Now ..------.----- $50
1 Silver Blue dyed Northern Flank Muskrat
Coat, size 10. Was $375. Now - $3.50
Dyed Southern Back Muskrat Coats, size
16. Were 1854. Now ~-----~------S $3.50
1 Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Coat, size
g. Was 1855. S162
Three-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarf. Was
3lIO. INUW bfo
/ Four-ssin Natural Wild Mink Scarf Was
s1q2 Now s14A
Four-skin Natural Wild Mink Scarfs Were
$16S ss4
Three-skin Mink-dyed Double Squirrel
scarfs. Were $63. Now $50
Four-skin Mink dyed Kolinsky scarfs.
Were 5000 Now $50
l Five-slin Silver Blue-dyed Basserisk Scarf.
Was $3.50. Now ss4
Prices include 209o fas.
Evening star., 1947-10-09

Id hOusedresses in assorted coIors
zoo Nurses Uniforms Of cotton poplin.
Several styles In group Sizes IL TO 10 and
~. Were $5.e5 and more. Now ----$425
10 Cotton smocks, fitted style with long
sleeves. Green, red or brown. Sizes H. Il.
and Is. Less than u price. Now -----75c
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Sterling, Plated SiIverwore at
Exceptional Reductions

IL Tall Compotes. Were So. Now $50
Tall Compotes. Were 50. Now $3.50
1 Low Compete. Was sl2. Now------S -S72o
Low Compete. Was $14.4o. Now----$s.4o
Sherbets. Less than u price. Now $40
Sherbets with gold finish lining. Were
s.. Now $1.SO
Salt Dish. Was $40. Now ----- $3.50
II Salt Dishes. Less than " price. Now,
81
4 Small Salt Dishes. Less than II price. Now,
81
1 Baby Cup Was s420 Now -$2.40
1 Bread Tray of Mexican Silver Was s42.
Now .--....-..- .-...----- s24
; Service Plates. Were s72. Now 1880, S36
Bread and Butter Plates Of Mexican Silver.
We're $50. Now $15
! Sandwich Tray. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
Dinner Plates. Were $51. Now ---$25.5o
Plated SiIverwore
1 Thirty six piece Set Of Flatware, Memory
plated. Was $1s.Ss Now 1894
30 Round Trays. Were $12. Now ----S So
So Small Platters. Were sl2. Now ss
SO Large Piatters Were SIS. Now ---$s.1o
80 Round Sandwich Trays. Were $720. Now.
r.. $3.50
Round Sandwich Trays. Were SO. Now,
Sc
Small Bowls. Were $l2. Now ------ Sc
4 Large Ash Trays. Were $l2 Now, Sc
4 haLo
SO Small Mayonnaise Bowls Were SO. Now,
$3.50
Gravy Boat and Tray. Was $13.40. Now,
81
Evening star., 1947-10-09

5 Pairs Of Low Candlesticks. Were $3720
3 Pairs Of Low CsndIesticks. Were $44.40
Candelabra. Were 1850. Now $3.50
, Candelabra. Were s162 Now - ss1
1 Candelabrum. Was $16s. Now - $s4
. Candelabra. Were $1l5. Now --S57.5o
: Vegetable Dishes. Were $1osso Now,
S53.40
/ Round Tray. Was 1890 Now S36.60
1 Round Tray. Was s1o32o Now - s51,eo
: Round Trays. Were $500 Now s34so
2 Handled Trays. Were s138 Now - S6s
Handled Trays. Were s144 Now. $72
2 Sets, including mustard jar. salt and pepper
shakers. Were s56.4o. Now -----s2s.2o
Sterling
Pairs of Low Candlesticks. Were SO and
5000. Now s6
2 Pairs Of Tall Candlesticks. Were S12 and
s2340. Now " s. and S12
/ Pair Of Low Candlesticks. Were SIS. Now,
$40
/ Old Lace Dessert Knife. Was $434 Now,
$2.17
: Mayonnaise Dishes. Less than n price.
Now IS
/ Mayonnaise Dish. Was $1140. Now, $3.50
Pairs of Salt and Pepper Shakers Were
5000. Now Sc
2 Cream and Sugar Sets. Were 5000 and
1920. Now ---- Sc and $40
Tall Compotes. We're 5000. Now, Sc
/ Tall Compete. Less than u price. Now,
$3.50
] Tall Compete. Was $7.20. Now $3.50
Tall Compote. Was $1440 Now--$ $40
Prices include 203o fax
w&L-The Silver Room, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-09
500 Misses Dresses, s3.7s

LESS man u Price
that include
cottons Print plain colors in q host of styles
&I.-Me
Evening star., 1947-10-09
Knit Underwear Reduced

v&I-costume Slips, Third Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16

He predicts it won't be long be-
fore sweet potatoes have taken
over part of the job and are doing
it more cheaply.
DR.. Elmer has watched the
sweet potato grow into a nutri-
tional giant, and he said this gain
in food value can change the
health standard of the very
poor, whose diet long has been
deficient in vitamin A, partlcu-
larly during the winter.
The stored roots lose little
of their carotene (Vitamin A
food matter) content. he points
out. and maY-especiallY in i'm
poverished rural regions of the
South-supplement the dietary
deficiencies of "fatback" and
"cswnpone."
When a sweet potato sport
makes its debut, DR.. Elmer is as
anxious as a producer at a first
night performance. A tickle pub
lie may turn down the sweetest,
most succulent "Sport" simply be-
cause it has a dull complexion.
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AP Nswsfsoivses

81 love it," Susan threw back
the sheet, Strengthened her ni4itt-
gown. and turned her attention. to
the food. "And am hungry, Abe,
announced between bites. "This
sea air certainly does things to the
old appetite" A.
That's fine. I'll 60 now" Mrs.
fremont was all efficiency. It'll
pick up the tray later. Just take
your time, dear. Enjoy your
breakfast. Remember we've got a
big day in front of u.s."
SuSan's coffee cup paused in
mid-air. and she almost spilledsits
contents on her nightgown. This
right" she said with wry smile.
THE other guests will be comifag.
l was having such grand timk |
almost forget about them. I'll let
up and dress right away"
Mrs. fremont. who was rlowlat
the door, smiled and shook her
head. Stay right where you are,
my dear. And don't hurry about
dressing, unless you have some
thing special to do. Remember I'm
here to take over the duties of
senior hostess. so I don't want YOU
to worry about anything. Every
thing will turn out fine. I promise
YOU" She hesitated a moment,
then added in what Susan thought
was rather ominous voice., . ~,
I'D like to see you have fun
this week. You see, you're only
young once. and youth is so terri
bly, short" llc
A little while later, when She
came back for the breakfast tray,
she handed Susan a yellow en-
velope. saying quite unneceSSa-
rily: ~ {. \.
TITS telegram. 1t just came,
and / thought you'd like to have
it right away. Perhaps some of
our guests are arriving earlier in
the day than we expected them"
Susan thanked her, and Mrs.
fremont picked up the tray lind
left. after repeating her asSur-
ances that there was nothing. to
worry about; nothing she wouldn't
do for Susan: that she, as senior
hostess. had everything we'll i'm
der control. 49,.
The telegram. from one Of the
prize-Winning couples due that
afternoon, bore a Trenton. New
Jersey. dateline. It was signed
Mildred and Martin Flint. and it
read:
CAN'T COME. GETTING d.
VORCED. ADVICE DID NOT
WORK. LETTER FOLLOWS.t
ITO be continued) -
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BY Caroline Hall

der she raided the wine cellar.
don't blame her one bitr
She chose to forget that only
yesterday she had been highly in
dignant at Cora fremont for
making the misstep which she was
condoning right now.
THERE was light knock at the
L door and a voice. unmistak-
ably Mrs. Tremort's. called:
Are you awake, dear?"
"Yes-oh: yes. I've been awake
for hours" answered Susan, a
little inaccurately. II was just
thinking"
'May / come in?"
yes. Yes. of course"
The door opened and the wo-
man came in. She was wearing a
yellow cotton-print dress, and her
gray hair was arranged most be-
comingly, held in place by black
velvet-ribbon band. Her face was
very pale, her eyes a trifle hol-
low, but she was obviously quite
sober. Moreover, Mrs. fremont
looked almost pretty, in fragile
pathetic sort of way.
''But won't let her get under
my skim" Susan vowed. "I'll be
polite, but very CASUAL little
cold"
Mrs. fremont was carrying a
tray. which she brought over and
put on the adjustable table by the
bed. She drew off the cloth cover,
revealing a bowl of diced grape
fruit. garnished with mint and set
in nest of crushed ice. dish OF
crisp cereal. and two covered
dishes presumably containing ba-
con and eggs and toast. There was
silver pot of steaming coffee and
someone-MrS. fremont, of course
had put fragrant spray OF
sweet-jesSamine on the tray.
Susan grinned her delight. "For
me?" she exclaimed. ooh, no"
ooh. yes" The woman smiled
Then. in a most competent man.
ner. she adjusted the table to a
convenient height. arranged the
dishes. poured the coffee. "All for
you, my dear. Now get busy and
enjoy it."
"You darling, But you shouldn't
have done this. Mrs. fremont
Imagine me eating breakfast in
bed! Pm not used to such things"
Mrs. Tremont's smiling face
showed that she was immensely
pleased over Susan's enthusiasm
81 thought it would be fun, hav-
ing someone do things for pol.
just once" she said,
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Chapter 8

Chapter B
INCREDIBLE as it seemed, Susan
aWoke the next morning to 9
world that had gone miraculously
bright. It was place of magic
and beauty and friendly good will
in which the unpleasant events OF
the night before were so remote
as to be nothing more than the
fanciful repercussions of an inn
possible nightmare.
"a new day." murmured Susan,
wide awake now. "a new chance
to look up. to laugh. to love, and
to live. / must remember that.
she added. tits a nice line, even
if l did make it up. It'll make a
wonderful column. if only ! can
write it the way feel it right
now"
In her present mellow frame OF
mind Susan not only felt sorry for
the underSiZed Frank Gaines; she
felt just a little sorry for every
body. 1t was that kind of morn
ing.
Even Bella's graceless behavior
and feline remarks were under
standable now. 1t was clear that
the poor girl had never had much
of chance. Because of her size
and ungainly appearance, she'd
never had fun like other girls. No
wonder she had gone sour. Susan
wished devoutly that she had not
lost her temper and told that big
lie.
I'll make it up to poor Bella"
she promised. Hereafter I'll. be
just as cordial and sweet as l can"
She could understand the house
keepers ungracious behavior too.
Mrs. Elton was overworked. The
poor creature had right to be
upset over the prospect of four
teen people descending upon her.
Susan made mental note to help
Mrs. Elton with the houseWork-
or at least to offer her services.
She searched her mind, but
could find no reason to feel sorry
for Mr.. Elton. beyond the fact
that he was henpecked. But the
very thought of that gentleman
conjured up visions of the heavy
rains which he had predicted. So
she decided to skip Mr.. Elton and
60 on to Mrs. fremont.
ut must have been CHASTITY for
her." thought Susan, Coming to
Oceanview as a paid chaperone
and companion. when only few
wears ap0 che Wac roictreSs of an
estate just as beautiful. No Won
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16

Farmers WHO have been spseehlc
ing plant variations for centuries,
call the new types sports" Bio
logists refer to them as muta-
tons. ~ rs
In Kansas the Nancy Gold.
a Sport developed by Elmer.
has replaced her parent. Nancy
Hall. in the field and on the
table. The young Nancy Gold
is a softly blushing beauty With
five times as much Vitamin A
as her parent.
Similar gains in food value
have been made with other
varieties. Many of them con-
tain such a large amount of
Vitamin A that babies who eat
them can take their orange
Juice straight. :.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16


In the old days the galley was
a haven for sailors who had lost
an eye or a leg in battle-and
whether they could cook or not
frequently was overlooked. New
ertheless it was an exalted posi-
ton. for all men tried to get on
the good side of Cookie" and it
was often found that he could be
bribed into giving double rations
to the mess.
There was no refrigeration
aboard ship in the olden days and
foodstuffs spoiled easily. The
cooks task was hard. Fresh meat
was carried only in small guam
titles and fresh vegetables were
almost unheard of. When ships
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16
FORGETFUL FINDER

Quincy, Mass.-Henry Mel
and Jr., recently received Mis-
wallet, lost three years ago, with
ar anonymous note explaining
the long delay--it was just an
oversight. The wallet contained
nothing but papers. i
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16

Among the Andamanese, men
and women dying in the prime of
life are frequently given the
most honorable form of burial
upon a platform placed in a,tree.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16

A treasure trove is the legal
for coin bullion gold
or silver articles, found hidden
in the earth and for which, no
owner can be found. ~ ..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-16
Sweet Potatoes Vitamin A
Challenges Cod Liver Oil
BY PHYLLIS JONES
APP NeWsfeutures


MANHATTAN Kas-Theres nothing cod liver oil can do in
wi furnishing Vmin for babies that sweet potatoes cant
sovs Dr. O. Elmer Kansos State college plant pdthologs
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A Naval Victory: Over Cooks

odaYs Navy inclined
centuries
qualifications necessary
magazine
The Republican., 1947-12-25

made Of wheat. poppy seeds and
honey.
During the Christmas Eve sup
per, some member of every Ukrain-
ian family throws a handful Of kutya
or pudding at the ceiling. If it sticks,
the coming year viii be a prosper
Gus and happy one After sup
per, a plate Of braided bread, called
kolach, is left on the table between
two lighted candles. Legend says
that the spirits Of the familys dead
WI return at midnight to eat this
bread.
The ukrainian Christmas festival
lasts thre9 days. In the villages sing
ers knowIA as Kolyadniky 60 from
house to ouse singing the Kolyadky
folksDpg' relatW 'h0 birth of Christ
The Republican., 1947-12-25

Christmas Day con
The Republican., 1947-12-25
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1917.

their plum pudding at that time, and
everybody in the family took hand
in the stirring until it was ready on
Christmas.
This indispensable oId-time Eng
Iish Christmas dish was furmety, or
frumenty, which according to old
'Nme recipes was wheat boiled un-
TN the grains burst, then strained
Nboiled again with broth or milk
ard Ne.Iks Of eggs Pr .mentv was
he re1A A.lner to pudding.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

sls slSsoP SIS SF n 5d4Ss ds4FSs full cord; 9if
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned hardwood.
PERSON, Ellicott City, Md Phone after
8, Ellicott City 6S7-J-1. 81
WooD-seasoned oak and hickory, i'm
Phone AK 437e and TE 6ees. is.
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak, green or dry,
any length; immed. delivery; $15 cord; d
siss Ri Asb II FESh 7Gif rifsEPIAcs
SsKA eoSi sf''Ss5 Go, aX tsss.. az eh aSc 1885,
s9t, so; 50 cord' cut slo cord IS half; "a.
FIREwooD, scrap lumber, some good;
kindlins wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal, Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
GS, s13 18th st. ne, AT. o9le; eyes,.
FiREPLxcE LOGS. oak, seasoned: cord o,
hall IA ,ord; cord; guaranteed immed. delivery.
SEASONED HARDWOOD delivered Sis
per cord. Call between 8 a.m. and pm.
weekdays. WA. 1887. MR.. J. H. BURTON.
FIREPLACE WOOD, mixed pine and hard
wood. seasoned, SIS . cord. Sligo 3203.
ANDIRoNs. fire tools. screens and all nrs-
place go2ds repaired and reinished; D. T.
SEASONED HARDWooD, $3.50 % Der tif taii
SSord' Sord' Sd9 PEI psroh half cord delivered; kipd-
OAK WOOD, seasoned or green. SIS pc.
cord delivered; kindling. Phone Ashton
Evening star., 1947-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

YOUTH BED. .maple, vatsE:repellent mat
sls'' vi sfe;l;at stsa condition. sso ssshinssss
Fl: j. ,.:s. 's;as & s.:
nne selection Of all wool. hand tailored
slo.h coats !, and suits We have limited
ssrm.nt is now priced a. to SsS' q Oh. ds''s (
now. sSskfN -iH Tuss s' eornes nssa sss 4
"a sAse 8 XII MAS eurs-D.s.a.a n,nsoq
trees; lacquer boxes. ANTIQUE Spanish can
sns bos coal 'inssa srsse TeDss: Gsass:
set; poker, Nah JonE sets. pr. unused
oaE hSEfes fSf Ses eHsM ThoMB9oNNr 9N 4a s case.
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tunity to get, an unsual piece OF jewelry
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500; insured private owner. b. 7l99.
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preciated; sa16. AS jefferson st. NV.
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s:.&os SAVING on new washers, iron
cleaners jewelry, furn., refgs.. ranges;
terms. 6H. 6790, 8 to .. -15
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY pr. Of Sheraton
lamp tables. excel cond.,- $100; other
tables. tables. S30 assertmenns Of hne china and
WHY WORRY with an old worn-out
vacuum cleaner when you can buy a new
one at these special prices? Apex with
motor-driven brush; regular price $50 .95.
our price S39.95; Royal cleaner with
our price, $685. We also have mans; many
Ss,sr. Sthsr models at SPECIAL prices; See Yls
make splendid gift for Christmas. Chi
COLONY RADIO, Clio Georgia ave. NV.
Open 9 am. to 8 pm, GE. 1900. Ia
PAIR SKI POLES, aluminium; pair vomans
HALF fRs1cE sAIEt-skirss. ' dresses, coats
and suits; evening clothes and accessories.
THE THRIFT SHOP, 500 9th st, NV.
EXTRA BULBS for all tree lite sets at
RAHES. 903 10th st. NV.
PRACTICALLY NEW a. mems suits, size
3S regular one 80 short; left-hand golf
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