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Evening star., 1948-07-26
Bell Choice 10 Whip
Hursey Tonight, but
Stiff Battle Likely

Tommy Bell is favored to repeat
his September victory over Smuggy
Hursey when they tangle tonight in
the Liberty A. c. 10-round main
event at Griffith Stadium. The first
was an excellent fight to watch and
tonight's figures to match it, but
the Ohio welterweight probably has
too much reach and class for the
local middleweight.
smuggy always Is going against
tough fighters and usually Is an
underdog. That was the case in his
last fight when he upset Cecil
Hudson. He'll have a weight edge
over Bell, but Bell can offset that
with his reach and experience. Bell
showed a terrific left hook as his
main weapon last time and he used
1t repeatedly to keep Snug in
trouble. Hursey is a durable youngs-
ter, though, and Bells predictions
of knockout victory aren't taken
wv SEt
In workouts late last week at
Liberty, Bell didn't move around as
much as he did in his September
fight here. but stood solidly and
slugged with his sparring partners.
Against that style the bobbing and
weaving Hursey has a chance to
move in.
An interesting feature of tonights
main bout Is that two former as
sociates will be handling fighters in
opposite corners. Chick Wergeles is
Bells manager, while working with
Hursey will be Trainer Larry ANA
dee. who for a while was working
with Wergeles In handling Beau
Jack.
Amadee has been in the boxing
game for about IS years and has
: trained many good fighters. He's
been prepping the Snug for about
two weeks, and already is calling
him one of the best he's ever
handled. Hes young and strong.
and he's learning fast. He'll make
fewer mistakes against Bell than he
did last time; you'll see much bet
ter fighter this time" said Amadee.
Principal supporting bouts are
two six = FOUNDERS. Bantamweight
Johnny Arduini meets Lew Yonkers
and Tommy Bennett goes against
Bobby McQuillar in a lightweight
match. A pair of fours also are
carded, first to start at $50 pm,
with Red Laddis and Billy Ray
tangling in a feather bout and
Puggy Lyons meeting Jimmy Hawk
irs in a welter affair.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Nordho|m Scores Sweep
In Comet Glass Races

Eric Nordholm sailed his Frenzy
to first place in all three races to
amass 34% points in the comet class
elimination regatta held on the
Potomac River over the week end.
Second place went Harvey Lekson
who totaled 81 points in has Arne,
while Russell Parker took third with
Dorrie, counting 26 points.
Two races are on tap next week
end. The regatta, sponsored by the
Potomac River Comet Fleet, will
decide which boats will go to the
National championships at San
dusky, Ohio, in September.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Mercer on Mat Cord

Marvin Mercer, Reading. Pa,
wrestling star, who won last week S
feature match in IA minutes by dis
qualification from Gino Garibaldi,
has been matched against Herbie
Freeman, the New York husky, in a
special Commute bout on Wednes-
day nights show at Turner's Arena.
Evening star., 1948-07-26

Pinkey Wheatley In the saddle CON-
pletely dominated the jumper di-
vision in scoring 16 points to win
the tri-color. Old Gold was q triple
winner as this bold jumping chest
nut scored in the warmup, touch
and-get and the modified Olympian,
and then picked up a fourth in the
triple bar class. Tied for reserve with
6 points each were Sally Brauner's
Three's-a-Crowd and Mary Ann
Eichborn's Blue Mist. A coin toss de-
cided the honor which went to the
Brauner entry.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Todd Decides to PIoy
Another Year as Skin

Dick Todd, Washington Redskin
backfield star, has signed his 1948
contract, Dick McCann, Redskin
general manager, announced today.
1t had been thought Todd would
retire.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
YoIe's Stor 1916 Guard
Signed by Boston Yonks

BOSTON, July 26.-Fritz Bar
zilauskas of Waterbury, Conn,
Yale's outstanding 1916 guard, has
signed his second National Football
League contract for the Boston
Yanks.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME.
O0s9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
hATcHING Tuesdays and Fridays each
cry in D: c. cAPIToL HATcHERY. 1895
fHsrhk X Sasa W. esas
Lanham. Nd. HY. oss6. A ss: ''
BABY CHICKS. regular SIT N. H. Red
Gs s Non Tor yh ae dspSsi Dr fs
this ad to HoAGs NoRBEcK HATCHERY
Out. Ga. ave. route. No. 81, "Beach's" at
NoTbeek ,,,3I Or Nail nd with 500 deposit RID
BABY cHicKs: brooders, poultry feeds.
An, ANo y CO. INC. All NJ Y. ave. ne,
GoWAN G SWAN 'Gai GHIcKs-Md, iii q. s. .p. Pull
Fl "a nsfs eSs1s SFosas sss1 eow1N FARMS BOWIE
HINES cHIcKsLRullorum passed, Nd.
closed on. Sunday. HINES HATCHERY.
eRsss2 eass nf Rs6ih Sisn ShSRs aaSs puorum
and Va. =: s app; New Hampshirss:
RNoHL 'FH1ss H&TcHsRY eanfs e Alex vs Assa
chicks now to set preferred hatehing date
Ss sSsssse ek s.sss$ f. + :. s
oUALITY CHiCKs-u. s. approved, Pullo-
rum controlled. Barred rocks. New Hamp-
sorted, S6.a5 per 100; leghorn pullets,
Sl3a5 per 100. Light and heavy assort,-
PER aeo GEM Mh G[aisi sD 1854
Vine ST.. Philadelphia 3, Pa.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
AVIATION.

1875 SWIFT, excellent condition; always
quick sale FALLS CHURCH AIR PARK.
sTiNSoN yoYAGER. 15o-hp, 4 place.
always hangared Ike new. Can be bought
part trade MR., MASON, Sun. and ewes.
Sow IS THE TINE TIM 10 70 e: that 1t. ars5a.
tact JOHNNY DORR. MARYLAND Airport.
Pomonkey, Md. We also specialize in Gus.
tom fabric and dope work. Indian Head
PIPER CUB. J-3. 65-hp.. Lycoming, $3.50:
h,p. Cruiser, 25-gal gas tanks, 81 900;
exeeptiensily low for quick sale. GAN
cts Gh ccRR1UHisER-J-5-A completely re6qil.
c,r'iSi or best f' offer. oW, 53ss
ship on BEACON FIELDS used plane sales
AEERoNCA X. 4o-h.p., unlicensed; needs
it. See at Queens Chapel Airport.
TAYLOR CRAFT 1946. 65-h.p.; s5 hrs.
OWNERS-n you are PLAN
ming to buy plane this spring. take ad-
vantage OF experience get information
which plane best fits your needs and purse;
value by experienced A. and E. mechanics
and pilots. AERO CONSULTANT SERV-
ICE. Phone Rockville 1884.
Chief or Luscombe
In. trade for Piper Super Crusier; will
ALLEN at Springfield Airport. Alex s342
or OV. 1858. 70
Evening star., 1948-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MAClNEs, typevriters, ealeula.
sSsi GNrsD H3S'Fs eaS III "a oo SIS i4h 4
ADDING MACH, typewriters. cslculators,
cash regis, ONCE eauipt., any kind: top
RTse Ne HSs S tNI tsG5 ewes snnday ss
pacity; also radio-phone combination con-
sole; will pay sash eash for any make any con-
ANTIoUEsLFurniture, china, glass deep
type picture frames, old guns. STEMS, music
boxes. CLOCKS. CH. $500. 10 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING, nric-a-ofac, china.
hshess Cash faai pfe.. psid Can &aats
dsdb Sbs0. IT, must s ss in ss9s SEED s5
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
home; will pay cash; we do moving, stor-
age ia. 1887; after 2 p'm.' GE. 5di laie.
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM. sUITEs.
glassware, Frigidaire, rugs, radios. ONCE
SCI sfpkooM % G'iai isaairrEs. dining room suites,
LIVING room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
once. win pay highest possible prices
ss HsssF edsy Tfs IA SSs SRA bye R * ss d please
any sasnty Ryi''' Hs!s s9F B5Sa
sa9R seoks sGs sogaHT asa F. AND so 81 Soof 81 a.
at our expense DISTRICT BOOK STORE.
I'll 9th st. NV. ME. 1906.
CAMERA WANTED, high quality; also
movie camera, protector, lense Ask for
MR., WEISS. from 9-6. RE. 2434.
CAMERAS, all types. movie equipment, all
accessories bought at highest prices.
BRENNER PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
opposite Dept. of Justice. RE. 2434.
CHAIRS-Metal folding chairs or BANQUET
soa5s' eoom co S 4415 epy for cash or rent lecture
CLOTHING. Hishess prices paid for mems
nv Me-. sfs7. Open ewes. Win call
COINS, stamp collections. worries. auto
gra2hsd letters; gold. silver bought.
COINS, American, foreign; old gold. silver,
antiques, cameras; highest prices paid.
HEPN6E; 402 18th st. NV. Dl. 1858.
DIAMONDS, old gold and silver; diamond
watches and discarded jewelry. Cash paid
ERNEST BuRK. INC. .614 18th St. NV.
prices. Ask for Mr.. oPPENHEndER sI7
Evening star., 1948-03-28

TWo cows FOR SALE: have been fresh
Tor weeks; each one has calf. Hyatts-
EREsR Sas!f 4 Cow. End calf. good condition:
harness. C. M. HIRST, FairhilI Farm, 4
miles mile vest sdop Of Falls Church on Lee high
FOR sALEEPalomino mare, bred to Palo-
mino stud; will foal in April price rea-
sorable. Phone Gaitbersburg 7s1-W-2.
WAkRN sD hsfsss fGr
CHOICE coRN.FED HOGS, any weight
lbs; go;a Berkshire and Herbert breeds. Re.
sTEERs-25 white face: prime; grain fed;
RIbaIEY hSal 4oo Adams dam sos G5 ALL sse h. STEVE
SAT GELpiNG. Wei HD hammered, sound,
nice Jumper. reasonably PRICED at SI2o
g. 8 sessa q, T seas iIass sR.ss
RIDiNG AND WORK HORSES for sale
Pa Phone PL, s4as, 3. E. FORD, Aspen ii Aill'
GoATs--Pure breds and grades, ideal as
Pets a. ans g mixers; So Yp; assoc approved
lbs: also Deere mower and logging cart.
EEDLs!AC RI FARMS. Clifton. Va, TIE. 1888.
sale entire IRE hsrd Fresh
MULEs@Pair large. young, matched. $500.
Also pair meQlum size, SlDU. lkge. IFeSn
COW. Holstein- Ayrshire. 3rd calf, heavy
mixer, tb and Bangs tested; $21o; Mc,D G
side delvy. rake. $3.50: Mc-D corn planter,
$50; sulky corn worker, $50; MC-D 5-ft.
mower. $40; lime spreader $50: power
feed grinder, $40. DONALD NASH FARM,
WEsTERNs SADDLE wANrED-win swap
30 telescope, new boys watch, etc. Or
buy cheap for cash. Box 452-S. Star.
HORSES BOARDED, new box stalls, rum
ming water and electricity, all inside;
exercise paddock and schooling ring being
erected; on Military hwy. 12-mile bride
nssh PATHS 81 EoP Pes month HI: H. .45s
kids kids $50 SO each or $50 for the lot Call
a-YR.-OLD SADDLE MARE. foaling in
Two TEAMS, WORK HoRsEs-Riding
horses, ponies, two hetfers. goats. two new
ne-horse wagons. three 2-horse wagons.
two manure spreaders. lime spreader. three
orn planters. mowers, hayrakes. 1-2-3-
horse plows. two tractor nlows, six disc
spring tooth harrow, new, and used har-
ness. collars. saddles, brides. anvil. garden
seeder. whatever you need. call FA.
SINGLE HORSE TRAILER and bumper
hitch, sos. Call WA. 1913. rs
H0GS-Sows with pigs. bred sows and
gifts, barrows; Fordson tractor with double
g g roPsouAiITY o1Sie ars BurcHEHNG Is hos..
base; any 6Syn nSgmnber you want at sos ID.
Call WA. x317.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont, !.

PERSIAN AND SIAMESE KITTENS for
MRs: aoAd. Ashton 4iss; or S's Sun. ei1e, PM,
SAIsAkES SlIs. 81 h.s;s4 ssaraassa
sasiss sns KRfshssst vi males
sea- conkRs End White e .s,SII SH: eS5si l ., Ns
service. 3025 R. 1. ave. ne. ~ ~ss Ssuo
FRENCH POODLES offered by French count
with long experience as successful breeder
Dam IS the Nore sis Prinsss.s 9sn soanKsrE
reg. with finest European and U. s. cham
ploas ,, blood lines: sire is the, excellent Ca
cred only BY persons looking for f rot,dle poodles
shows and breeding: Of litter Of 8. pup Up.
$sasi s 81 sss s;;.
1O3 Chetworth pl., Alexandria. Va. 2s'
GockERs' CO saG ..oS blond and red, wks. old:
breeders breeders. selling out; bring cages. 81
6AcHsHUNb, stud, Axe reg; Is cham
pions in generations. Cali ow. 15le.
BEAGLE PUPPIES. champion bred. field,
Laurel 795-J-6. Us
ssss st:f female Ia 'ssh; ST. 4kc
INTELLIGENT, beautiful black standard
thoroushbred French poodle puppies; s
week weeks GID; $75 to S1o0: OR. 1911. rs
year and half old, $50; one female, s
months az old, S45. OK. 1854. 80
for interesting young
cat; has always been treated beautifully:
do az. not call unless this cat can flnd love
WI Wi1l not 3s, give to any one with children
AFGHAN PUPS-AKc registered, IL weeks
CID; price. reasonable. Phone Ii. 1878.
$500 Good Hope rd. se
COCKER SPANIELs, reg. Axe: silver and
gol6 370S goth pl. ne. no. 1881.
young. easily trained. beau
I'll msltuliy eolored; can be taught to talk: 81
"a: RoxsR I1 90 pppFs pT LIS St Sc, FIR. a14s
pion p1n sired; S75.. FA 1856.
FQk SALE-American bull terrier pups.
ENGLISH BULLDoG-choice female. AZ
MRS BETTY FEENEY, 20 St. Paul IJ' ST.,
Md. PL O562
Evening star., 1948-03-28
ROOMS FuRkIsHED-korfnwess

SIS ST. NW.-Room, phone, elevator.
maid service nicely furn., innerspring
matt daily. SO up; wkly. SO to IS per
person; Re 1885;
wk; dble. $3.50 wk. ca; clean, comfort.
able. separate beds: c.h.w. AID. 1880.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 21lg r st. n.w.-Nicely
$50 mo each; single. S35 mo.
1913 18th st. n.w.-Clean.
comfortable; 50 single, 50 and 81 double
per day; weekly rates on doubles. 31s
CONTINUED on Nsxt Page)
Evening star., 1948-03-28

CATTLE and LIVESTOCK tcens.)
pAdoNo ftat aIso .ns1. sIALLloMs. Registered, .t
?: BOSWELL, ..ThorpIand Farm" Mari
boro.Largo I'd, Marlboro 367s -2S
In small garden: Call Hillside 7743.
EIGHT SHOATES, around 75 pounds each;
and SOW and four pigs; l big mule. DE.
6337.
PIGS AND SHOATs r. RHODE. Old
GunpoWder I'd. BeltsVille. Md
Evening star., 1948-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FARM and GARDEN.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
CO., 622 e st. NV. National
dluA
Evening star., 1948-03-28
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.
CATTLE LIVE STOCK

ANDIRONS. fire tools. screens and all are
place goods repaired and rehnished D. L.
CROMWELL. 710 18th st. NV ME. 1884
Evening star., 1948-03-28

SOLONi RhDlOco olIS oa' ave. IE. SSoo
WasHERsMBendik' svGls i s Be Thor. Maytag, 1oE
and other famous makes; immediate de-
S5s cENrE asRsDia 81 1eh st. terms
WAsaafERss-Reduced floor sample, reg.
from STA 95 You. do not need to have
cas- cash to buy nationally advertised products:
and Westinghouse Laundermatt. WARD
RADIO & APPLIANCE, s535 Ga. ave.
rnsss Clothes b. semsato orisina Ses price 1Re
SIs995; used very lissle. lisssJlee. in very go2d g,S
SsaS 81 s5'ss .vs ss'eS ssSS SStSsn 2sn
Sgssss, IL NJ sss s..sy; ssy small a.
eiec aeS dompete aG eeaers With WI arnser in
si1s Ga. ave, 81 aE. ZOO from am to
WASHER, new Launderag; completely su- ~
tomato, never installed: cost ,S299 90,
will safrss saf for s235 cssh can't use in
WAsHERI9dsset w Get the mo-; most or' for your money
Standard brand washers. wrinser type
used a as much as So a. per 0Ss cent OH list
t. igs ~ s3nSsRssss sFSkf
WASHERS. So So sale; n 0s'' the rst M So sSoei Gus
toners to purchase completely automatic
Launderall will receive . $50 trade-in on
Launderall has double tumble action, re-
volving clothes cylinder. changes direc-
tion four. times each minute. washes 10
pounds of dry clothes in only nine, gal
sts. six months sqpp;y et lagndry powders
aye; SH; 1851 and ST. 1882. go
WASHING MACHINE-Westinsho good
WAsHfNG MACHINE. oE wringer, excel
lent condition. guaranteed. Cheap for
cash. MD. ELECTRIC CO.. Warield 1875.
WASHING MACHINE, wrinser type, enamel
tub. $50. Georgia 1911.
WASHING MACHINE, ABC. with pump
g. S43: pert perfect eondltion; UN: 1890.
r. S25: perfect condition. uN. 1880
WASHING MAosHISEsS.spinner ssg TS osss; 80;
mar. $25; old Easy. S15., 18th st. and Pa.
ave: Sc. back Of market in alley at ga
rage, between 10 and l today.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, ABc, spin
WASHING MACHINE, Apex 1917 with
pump. nearly new, S75. Apply II Virginia
Baileys Crossroads.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

$40 and up: nice females $3.50. 1s4o. F
aIRR6ALE st Re ~ fERktERs. RIaf o.o,d puppies
Easter Special sa5 each. BRUMBAcK
3EhEpALE Gs TERRIERS. choice pups avail
eRf CPS WA
GBuRpsS sTp t HoMf SMss MGSEp G pd for M Very s3s n,
s5gfsn, sss:a fins aispesitia9n. WI s$si
5eagle E. spit collie; s. each to N people pie, il
cats, housebroken. Ia. 4434 after IL
well b5essP rel s,1. in ss very f
RABBiTs, New New % Zealand, White and Flem-
lS6 SsRe eR AKe Kh ss1 0as
Black son of champion proven, Sell OF
stud Stud services. ine buff or blacks
5490 Auth rd. Sc, turn 5000 Branch ave
ESseLGfs!1RR Es G!1RsGB Bu22bioG. I21i male, 5 mos old;
eriee Phtss s7S 7Ss' VA ssfAf fsss s00a 'i0'o
RABBITS t6l. Easter bunnies, 2 months;
Ten1. n ssM 1ssedns fs efs church en'7 7aso
RABBITS, mostly white, some psdigrecd
sHETLaND aspeF saEErposs aRz t as coz
iies1; Axe reg. BEECH TREE FARM. An
nandale rd., Falls Church 0261. -2S
COOKERS, males and females: beautiful;
SIS and s25 each. 1908 Hobart st. NV
COCKER sPANIELs-Beautifu black pup
pies, nine weeks old; Axe registered;
strong. healthy. farm raised spaniels OF
champion show dog stock; unsurpassed for
conformation, dark eyes, long ears. These
very heavily feathered already; If you
lines, not Just dog called cocker
spaniel. then we have what you want.
Phone Brandywine, Maryland 2096. 2S'
GREAT DANE PUP. months old: male.
fawn. Axe reg; cropped and immunized;
part part wire haired, S. and SO: also female
wire haired, 15 mos, old, SIS. ELPAW
KENNELS. reg. TE, 2430. -2sx.
FOX TERRIER PUPS-Lovely Easter gift:
7 weeks old, black and white; small type.
males and females; $50 each. VOSS
ASIA Delaware st' Berwyn' Md. TO. 81. 5S4o
RABBIT HOUND. straight legged beagle;
half trained, better with older dog; S3a.
COLLIE. nne sh month old, white. pure
bred, will develop into wonderful com
panion. OR. ITS. n
Evening star., 1948-03-28

tors bought and sold and rented. RI. 1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER co.. Sl3 14th st.
Evening star., 1948-03-28

HARVEY WELLS radio phones. plotting
Instruments. nautical books, marine In
sursnce, financing and other services to
OF Coast Guard regulations, chart, cata-
logs, etc. HUGH ALEXANDER, INC. 81 8
Maine ave. s.w. Open 10 to 6 pm daily
Evening star., 1948-03-28

; weeks; Axe. beauti-
and blondes; females,
lso blonde male. IS
100 for him; will sell
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Evening star., 1948-11-17

174 prs. all-wool glen paids, over
plaids, diagonals, checks, tweeds and
herringbones. Pleated fronts and
Upper closures. Look at the chart
below for your size. Use your charge
account.
D. ]. kaufman. Inc.
Evening star., 1948-07-29
D.C.DropsProsecution
Against Il Hackers in.
Gray Marker Deals

The corporation counsels office
yesterday dropped its automobile
title case against a cab driver in
VOWED in new car gray market,
deal.
Announcing that the defendant
had violated no law in buying and
reselling a new car into the Ala
bana gray market" within 100
hours, without applying for a title
certificate, Clark F. King, chief
prosecutor for the District in Mu-
nicipal Court, disclosed his office
will not prosecute similar charges
against II other cab drivers who
had faced court action.
Mr.. King took this position in de-
clining to oppose new trial motion
by Frank Weaver, 300 block of
Eleventh street Sc, who was con-
victed last week by Judge Walter J.
Casey.
Regulations Set Time Limit.
Until yesterday Mr.. Weaver had
been under 500 bond awaiting SEN
tence on charge that he failed to
apply for title to a new car he
bought here and delivered almost
Immediately to an unidentified man
who repeatedly channeled the car
into the Alabama gray market"
Regulations state that no person |
holding ownership to new car
shall keep it in the District unless. /
within l20 hours after acquisition"
he makes application for title
certificate.
In the hearing on the motion be-
fore Judge Casey. Mr.. King said he
would not contest the move because
all evidence in the case indicated
Mr.. Weaver had actual possession
of the car for less than the pre-
scrbed 100 hours.
Admitted S100 Payment.
During the trial last week, the
defendant admitted Mr.. Camp
bell" paid him 500 to buy the car
and turn it over to him right away.
The firm which made the original
sale to the cab driver reported 1t
later discovered the same car in
Montgomery, Ala, where it had been
resold at auction at profit.
At the close of yesterdays court
action. in which the defendant was
represented by Lawyer Thomas
Ahern. Prosecutor King dropped the
charge with the comment that the
present law cannot stop" such
transactions, so long as the cars are
bought and resold within the 120-
hour period.
Evening star., 1948-07-29

I Orig. 8.95 White Shorkskin
Dress; Iooe-trimmed. Size Y;
slightly soied $50
IA Orig. l.ss Cotton Slips; Ioce-
trimmed; sizes lO-l4 Sac
7 Orig. 5.ss and 7.ss AlI-WooI
Skirts; posteIs and dark ooIors;
sizes 1915 $50
Z Orig: 500 eobardine Raineoots;
size Il 2--------SZ
! oris. 4.s5 Royon Blouse; Coy
ploid; slightly soiIed; teen sizes,
$50
3 Orig. 5.s5 Boby ceuiose Sets;
royon sotin quilted; pink or blue,
81
z Orig. 3.s5 Sleeping Boss of
soft cotton flannel I.50
Orig. 3.95 Feeding Dish; poree-
Ioin ond metal; slightly domoeed.
1.5o
, Orig. 5.s5 Girls Spring coots;
lined; size Il ond IA ---2.50
Z Orig. 3.3s Royon BIouses; long,
sIeeved; slightly soIed; sizes 10
ond Il Las
Z Orig. 5.s5 Boby's Both Tub;
coIIopsibIe; slightly soiled --S3
s Orig. 5.9s Girls Cotton Dresses;
prints ond striped, 7-l2 --2.5o
Z Orig. 1895 Girls Roin coots;
beige. Size 10 ond II --S6
Evening star., 1948-07-29

1s Pr. Orig. 2.ss Cotton Wash
sIoeks; brown and blue; 1894
S8e
4 Pr. Orig. 5.ss Royon sIoeks;
broken sizes; slight irreoulors.
2.S8
4 Orig. 1898 AH-WoeI Leisure
Joekets; two-tone; snoll sizes only,
4.8S
J Orig. 1875 6sbsrdine Rain
Coots; brown; assorted sizes. 3.SS
3 Orig. $3.50 Tropieol Worsted
Suits; oIl-wooI; ton; size 40. short,
1888
45 Orig. l.2s Work Shirts oroy
covert; l4h ond IS - SSe
80 Pr. Orig. z.S8 Wosh Sioeks;
cotton eobordine; 1884 ---l.ss
3 Orig. 1880 Reversible Top
Coots; oII-wooI; 34-36 ---lS.SS
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Evening star., 1948-07-29
EI:lSl3sZIIY

I Orig. 7:S5 Red Stool; with book;
Ieotherette covered d----1.66
40 Orig. 1873 Gorden Spsde;
tough quolity; with osh hcndle,
s9e
IS Orig. $50 Lown Sprinkler. sse
70 Orig. 4.e5 Four-Sliee 7oesteE
bright chrome finish -3.44
40 Orig. 1873 Window Flower
Box: 3s"; light green; tloroI de-
signed Observation-Disclosures
4 Orig. BIS "weer-Ever" stssk
Piettsr broiIs steaks, fish. etc.
CSC
"a Orig. 100 Coaster Sets; four
II Orig. 4.s5 Screen Doors; 7'e"x
&c.; slightly domooed -----2.ss
8 Orig. $40 Screen Doors; 2'l0"
xlO"; also 3x7 ---3.s5
- Orig. l.7s Flower Pots; ~.
eee
"a Orig. 4.ss Flower Pot; le";; on
"a" stond ------see
- Orig. Its Flower TreIiis; 8 it..
44e
10 Orig. I.7s Flower TrslIis; s it..
zse
naune4n:re SfnxA
Evening star., 1948-07-29
SHOES

100 p. Orig. 500 Women's
Nurse oxfords. White kid only;
soft Ieother; not all sizes ---l.95
81 Pr. Orig. 2.4s Boys and Girls
SsndeIs. Two strop style; red.
brown or white. Sizes to 8 l.66
81 p. Orig. 2.99 Women's ond
Girls PIoy Shoes. Severol styles;
oil white. mu|ti-coIor. green. red,
black. All sizes but not in every
style --$I
78 Pr. Orig. 5.oo-7.s5 Women's
Dress Shoes. Pumps ond sondols.
Red. green, white, block. A'l
sizes. but not in every style 81
Street Floor