davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MEMS CLOTHING

~ Orig. 1888 AII-WeeI end Part
Wool Spert coats. Broken sizes,
500
Z Orig. $3.50 AH-Weel Tepeests.
Brown. Sizes 80 40 and reg,
1000
II Prs. Orig. z.SS to 4.SS Wool
and Port Wool Trousers. Solid
and patterns. Broken sizes. 1888
z Orig. 1888 6ebordins Trench
coots. Ton. Sizes ~ short, 900
7 Orig. $3.50 Ali-Weel Sherk-
skin Suits. Double breasted.
Sizes 3o to AZ ree.------2s.95
Street Floor
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LINGERIE

IS Orig. 81 Striped BreadeIoth
Shortis Gowns. Sizes 81 to 36,
La
50 Orig. 81 Flersi Print Shessis
i-Pe. Pejsms. S. M.-----4se
81 Orig. 79e Slight Seconds Reyon
Jersey Psttiesets with elastic
waist ----------l9e
100 Orig. 69e Royon Briefs with
eiostie woist and leg. S.. NJ, l.,
59e
30 Orig. 69e Rayon Briefs with
elostic woist. S. only-------36e
Street floos
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MEMS
FURNISHINGS

2sz Orig. i.ss senferixsd p,ss,
Shirts. Ia to 17-l.oo
800 Orig. 7se Mems Rsyen end
exs Cotton Socks Irree. Sizes 10
to l3 ------3se
ZOO Orig. ST and I.5o Ties 55e
$50 Orig. s5e Mems Gripper Or
Boxer Shorts ----3ee
800 Orig. 6se Mems Fine Ribbed
Athletic Shirts -----49e
800 Orig. 7Se Mems Fine combed
Tee Shirts. First quoIity-----4se
20 Orig. 7.s5 to 1925 Mems
Robes. -Seersucker and chombroy.
Broken sizes ----4.00
500 Orig. 2se and 3se Mems
ZOO Orig. 1.S9 Mems Sport Shirts.
Soc
IS Orig. 2.ss Mems Sleeveless
Virgin Wool PulIovsrs. V neck,
Street Floor
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IS Only, Orig.
3.95
LARGER SLIPS
2'ss

Extro-size royon sotin and
royon toffeto slips. ToiIored
and Ioce trimmed. Slightly
soiIed. White and teorose.
A TO 4S.
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GIRLS, TEENS
AND INFANTS

5 Orig. l.ss Corduroy shert.
suspsndsrs. Sizes 4, 5 6 s, ese
) Orig. 500 Quilted cs,riess
Buntins, white, pink. blue 800
! Orig. Ito Embroidered crseper
] oris. lao Long sIeevsd Polo
Shirt. Domoeed ---75e
Z oris. z.ss Girls Skirts. All
pleoted so
Z Orig. z.s9 Girls Swsetsrs,
Damaged -----1.50
8 Orig. 100 An-WeeI seeaue.. 6se
; Orig. lz.95 Woxed Birch PIay-
yords. Floor somple -6 500
I Orig. 7.s5 Hooded Fiber Besket
on stond. As is-----3.50
3 Orig, 2.29 Baby Robes. Pink
and soiIed --------1.oo
Z Orig. 800 Fine Chenille sprssds.
Boby crib size. SoiIed d----i.50
4 Orig. 2.ss Tots Cotton Dresses.
$50
, Orig. 7.ss An-wooI Teen
3 Orig. z.5e Rsyen Teen Slips.
Second Floor
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HOUSEWARES

HOUSEWARES
I Orig. 1895 Wood Bsr. Domooed.
4-foot size ----------l9.95
Z Orig. 1898 Sets q srsss
Andirens --------9.sS
7 Orig. e.ss Sets Of Brsss
Andirons ns----------4.9S
Z Orig. 2S.ss Sets Of Brsss
Andirons s---------16.95
Z Orig. 1898 Bress Goal Heds.
7.ss.
Z Orig. zI.ss Brsss cssI hed.,
1898
I Orig. $3.50 Kitchen csblns..
1s"sSso q o:'s. ,.is sslt Dip Sets 44s
10 Orig. 7se Ash Trey Sets, 3se
81 Orig. z.ss Pottery Fiews.
Vases ------------I.sS
Il oris. sse Weter Bottles. 44e
81 Orig. i.ss Ball Jugs ---sse
I Orig. $3.50 Hset Lemp also
4 Orig. 9.95 Electric Mixers, $50
10 Orig. 3.4s Folding Bed Treys,
z.I9
se Orig. ese Hex Moth sprsy. 7se
II Orig. las Psddsd Slssvs
Boards
IS Orig. 49e Bottles Of Lseshsr
rfeseryeF eF-------------iSs
~ Orig. las BsrIew Moth sprsy,
6ee
40 Orig. z.4S BsrIew Moth Spray.
I.l9
10 Orig. 2.9S Folding Bed Treys,
1.49
Housewares, Downstoiss
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TOYS

] Orig. S. Fox Hunt Games, 7.s5
rs Orig. 2.ss Costing Sets, 1.4s
II Orig. 35e Lotto Genes s---iee
40 Orig. Soc Building Toys---5e
5 Orig. 4.ss Dressing TsbIss end
Bench h-----l.49
80 Orig. 81 kib-its Toys ace
Is Orig. 5se Money Games. 2se
4 Orig. 3s.ss Park Cycle Bikes.
1858
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Toylond, Downstdirs
NECKWEAR

IS Orig. l9e Diekies and Neck
wear
IS Orig. ese BeIts-noturoI
leather soc
IS Orig. Ise chiIdren's Novelty
Handkerchief Folders -----Ioe
3se Orig. 81 Large Piqus Berthe
Golfers 99e
s. Orig. 4Se Rsyon Heed Squares,
3ee
IS Orig. l.5s Cotton end Rsyen
Blousss snd BIoussttss. Broken
sizes only. White
Street Floor
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All perfect, guaranteed not
to crack or peel, block rub
Der roincoots. Complete with
matching helmet. Buckle
Fasteners. Sizes a to IA.
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speeiol purchase Of we'll mode woets for this prs-hoIdoy
sole Choice Of black brown, noturo and red Upper clos
no inner pockets identification and cord and ehonos
purse. ~-@~ f
Lsotke Goods, Street Floor
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48 Only. Orig.
3.S5
PETTICOATS
1'77

Slight irreo. Cotton petit
eoots with deep embroidered
ruffIe, elostic woist. White
only. Small, medium and
large.
Lingerie. Street Floor
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ToILETRlES

81 Orig. zse Plestie Toothbrush
noIders
IS Orig. z5e PIostie Soop Box
HoIoers -----------------lOe
IS Orig. 25e PIestie Shoe Horns,
Sc
Is Orig. 5se pIestie Rubberixsd
Cosmetic Kits ------ioe
2ss Orig. Toe Hsnkis-iiks Kleen-
oR DC
30 Orig. sse Fsuntsin syrinses.
Izo Orig. Zoe Fine Combs lie
81 Orig. 15e Bsndosss Sc
80 Orig. 4se Lipstieks------lse
40 Orig. 81 GIesswors s------5o
8 Orig: soc Saehet Bess-----lse
100 Orig. zoe Asst. TeIeums. Toe
zss Orig. Use Feeiel Tissues iSe
Street Floor
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GLOVES

1877 Prs. Orig. 6se Fsbrie Gloves.
White and posteIs. Fobrics and
rneshes -9e
~ Prs. Orig. 50 Long BIsek Cope,
skin Gloves. Small sizes -s9e
10 Pr. Orig. I.sS Better Fsbrie
Gloves. Heavy, doubIe-woven fob
Street Floor
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22
Events In Brief.

Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Brown, Sr.
are home from two weeks
motor trip, during which III ey
visited their son, L i n n, Jr.. a
senior at t h e University of
Wyoming at Laramie, and other
relatives at Salt Lake City.
For sale-Registered Canadian
bulls, yearling and t wos, out
standing quality, priced reason.
ably. Jack O. Toole CO Shelby
Stockyards Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Paisley are
home from the Pacific coast,
where h y visited relatives in
Portland. They accompanied their
daughter, Beverly, to Seattle,
where she matriculated at the
University of Seattle. a Catholic
institution of learning.
For sale-Five hundred aged
ewes suitable for breeding, priced
to SELL Shelby Stockyards Co.
Word has been received from
George J. Uphafn that he is en-
rolled as a freshman at the Uni
versity of Kansas at Topeka and
is majoring in music.
For sale table with six steel
chairs, three quarter bed wit h
two mattresses, washing mach
inc, single bed or day bed, radio
and piano. Contact Jason Dever-
eauX, Jr.. or write box lat.
Browning, Mont. 32-3tp.
AL Bessette, forme rly Of
Browning, visited here Monday,
being on his return to the Crow
Reservation, where his is employ
ed by the Antler C a t t | e Com
/ pany. Last weekend he spen
time with relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chan Paisley at Babb.
For sale-three room house,
good location: inquire Jason Dew
ereaux, Jr., or wri t e box lat.
Browning, Mont. 32-3tp.
For sale-Wood and coal stove,
in good condition. Mrs. Ollie Ov-
erdahl.
Gene Grounds is at Haskell In
stitute, where he is continuing
his course in upholstering.
| For S e-Maytag washer,
large size, in excellent condition,
price SIS. Address Box 5, Babb,
Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22

Methodist Church

Sunday Services
Rummage sale Saturday from
10 a. m. to II noon.
Church School classes for all
age groups Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Sermon by Pastor. T h m e:
Youth In Action"
Services at Glacier P ark at 3
p. m.
The choir will meet Monday at
7 p. m.
Harvest Dinner Tuesday given
by the WSCS at $50 to 9 p. m.
MYF Halloween party We'd
nesday at 7 p. m.
Junior MYF at 4 p. m.
Edgar b. Smith. Pastor.
Try a Classified
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-10-22

Dan Hagerty, former resident
of Browning and in late years
resident of Poison. is here this
week. A lifelong democrat and a
former Glacier County state leg
islator, he is at this time devoting
himself to tn e success of the
party at the general e lection
polls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Art NeedIework Reduced

6 Rayon Satin Hand Quilted Lingerie Sets,
three-piece Rose. Were SIS. Now 90. $3.50
2 Model Cotton Dresser Scarfs with colored
embroidery 15x42. Were So. Now 49,, 81
1 Model Linen Luncheon Cloth with cross
stitch design in colored embroidery. Soiied.
50x70. Was $18. Now $l5
4 Pieces of Needlepoint with design finished
in petit point 1Sx18. Were $3.50. Now 50
1 Model Rayon Baby Bunting lined with wool
nap. White with pastel embroidery. Was
$3.50. Now -.-.------.- "a
l Model Rayon Bed Jacket lined with wool
nap. White with pastel embroidery. Medium
size. Was $3.50. Now ------~---------$ $3.50
Rayop Knitting Bags with spring top and
strap handles. Red, brown and navy. Were
$50 Now, including 204o tax ------- $3.50
12S Skeins of Wool Tapestry Yarn, odd dye
lots in assorted colors. 40-yard skeins. Were
2ac Now 10c
l Model Corde Handbag, pouch shape with
simulated amber top and strap handles. Was
1920. Now, including 300 tax ---- S14.4o
IL Stamped Linen Luncheon Cloths in two
designs. 54x54 and 54x72. Were $3.50 to
$875. Now ------ '-.-------------~---- IS
2 Pairs of Model Play Shoes crocheted OF
plastic yarn Small size in black and gold.
Medium size in green and black. Were So.
Now Observation-Disclosures
Stamped Children's Rayon Coats lined with
wool nap Size 2. Were 81. Now-----$1.50
w&I-Art Needlework, Eighth Floor
Express Elevator Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Union Fails to Benefit
7 empIe Boys in Jopon
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO-It's a new day for labor
in Japan, and most unions have lit
tie trouble extracting what they
want from the boss, but consider the
sad plight of the boys who organ
lied the temples.
The temples don't make money,
what with patrons poorer and the
Shinto subsidies flown out the win
dow.
Take the 27O employees of Shin
shoji temple. The carpenters, JAM
itors, gardeners, clerks and tele-
phone operators organized two years
ago. They've been bargaining and
bargaining, and all they've got to
show for it is a little charcoal and
firewood a month for each family.
The pay still averages 1,40O yen
a month, just what it was two years
ago-and that's 400 yen less than
what the government considers a
Iiveable minimum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Miscellaneous Electric
Appliances Reduced

2 General Electric Base Cabinets with tops.
24x36. Were $62.50. Now --~---------. $19.95
1 General Electric Base Cabinet with top.
1895. Was $46 Now -- $685.
1 Gibson Electric Range with full-size oven,
three surface units and one utility cooker.
Floor sample. Perfect condition. Was $245,75.
Now Embellishments. - $153.50
2 Suncraft Sun Lamps. Were $64.50. Now,
S24.95
1 General Mills Betty Croker Iron, used
for demonstration. Was $3.50. Now - S6.25
3 Infra-l Glass Heaters. Were $29.95.
10 Two-burner Hot Plates. Were 1910. Now,
1918
6 One burner Hot Plates Were $432 Now,
Csc
3 Beautiator Electric Manicuring Machines.
Were $29.75. Now ------------------ 1895
$50 GE Light Bulbs In wide assortment of
colors, Were Csc. ow--2 for &c
Westinghouse Electric Rooster Cabinet,
slightly damaged. Was $685.. Now $11.S5
w&L-Electric Appliances, Down Stair Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Junior Misses Dresses,
$4.o5 and $6.95
Were Sl2.95 to S22.95

Were 5I295 to S22.95
100 dresses in rayon crepe, Cab
ardine and faille as well as some
woods. Pastels and dark shades.
One and two-piece styles. Sizes
8 to Is.
20 Cotton Corduroy Jackets, boxy
style In brown. Also white wool classic
jackets. Sizes 9 to Is. Were $l295
and $685. Now ------- $685.
100 White Wool Squares with fringed
ends. Were $3.50. Now --------- SOC
IS Ballerina and Evening length
Dresses in rayon taffeta satin, brocade
and MORE. Black, dark green, brown,
blue, pink and purple. Sizes to Is.
Were $1295 to $3975. Now,
S4.95 to S22.s5
w&L-Junior Misses Apparel,
Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Miscellaneous
1 Hand painted Dover Chest. Was s12s.50
Now $50. 30
Modern Walnut Vanity with large At
tached mirror. Was 500. Now seS
1 Modern Oak Vanity and Mirror. Were
$69.75. Now $3.50
/ Modern Blond Mahogany Vanity with at
tached mirror. Was $69.75. Now $3.50
/ Solid Oak Dresser Base. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
1 Maple Dresser and Mirror. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
1 Solid Maple Chest. Was $1os.5o, Now SIS
Mahogany finished Vanity Benches. Were
: Mahogany Vanity Benches with fabric
covered slip seat Were $3.50. Now----ss.7S
/ Bieached Mahogany Vanity Bench. Was
420. Now ----------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
.ToiIetries Reduced
lz and More

20 Lipstick and Perfume Sets. Were $3.50.
Now ---- Sl.o0
rs Lipsticks in assorted shades. Were 81 so.
Nou " soc
- Four ounce Bottles Of Cologne. Were SO,
Now --.- administrative ---- $l.zu
Sc Perfume Sticks. Were $1.8o. Now 72c
80 Bottles of Toilet Water with atomizer.
Were $3.50. 7oc
Is Purse Kits in assorted colors. Were 78c.
IL Bottles of Perfume, u ounce size. Were
10 Bubble Foam and Toilet Water Sets.
Were S2.40 Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $l.ZO
Is Bottles of After-Shave Lotion. Were SO.
Now ------ ------------- 1900
8 Bottles of Mems Cologne. Were 50. Now,
$3.50
Bowls of Shave Soap. Were $3.50 Now, 75c
IL Shave Sets, including cologne and after
shave lotion Were 49, Now -------- Use
Is Sachets. Were soc. Now------------15c
Is Sachets. Were $1.20. Now ---42c
20 Sachets. Were soc. Now----------24c
Is Tissue Box Covers. Were $3.50. Now u
prices include z0% tar phere applicable
w&1-Toiletries, Aisles IA and 10.
First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Clipper 'sWeatherL Log
Settles 83-Year-0Id
Speed Title Argument

NEW YORK, (NANA).-The 80
year-old argument that has ragged
in seaports from Portland, Me-, to-
Portland. Greg, over which of two
Yankee clipper ships holds the sail
ing record from New York to San
Francisco around Cape Horn, ap-
peared resolved today with the dis
covery of the log of one of the rivals.
Old sailing ship men have ar
gued themselves hoarse in fore
castles, In barrooms and in Sail
ors Sung Harbor over whether the
Flying Cloud or the Andrew jack
son should have the coveted honor.
In 1851, the Flving Cloud, fresh
from the yard of Donald Mckay at
East Boston, made the 14,800-mile
voyage in SO days 81 hours, lowering
the previous record by more than a
week. Her captain, Joseph Greasy,
became a national hero. Three
years later Capt. Greasy and the
Flying Cloud lowered the time to
80 days and hours.
Log Not Available.
On March %, 1860, the clipper
Andrew jackson, commanded by
Capt. John E. Williams, arrived off
San Francisco, SO days and hours
after dropping her New York pilot.
There was no San Francisco pilot
available that night, and Capt. Will
liams had to wait until morning to
bring his ship in through the Gold
en- Gate, but he claimed the record
for his ship.
The log book of the Flying Cloud
was not available and 1t was not
known definitely whether her an
nounced time was anchor to-anchor
time or pilot-to-pilot time. In those
days, lapsed time for a voyage was
sometimes reckoned from the time |
the pilot was dropped off Sandy
Hook until the San Francisco pilot
was picked up off the Farallones. At
other times it was figured from the
time the ship raised her anchor
until it was dropped again-several
hours longer than the pilot pilot
time.
Through the difference in time
reckoning the dispute arose over
whether the Massachusetts, built
Flying Cloud or the Connecticut
built Andrew Jackson was the faster.
Weather, Log Found.
John Lyman, an oceanographer of
the Navy's photographic Office in
Washington, decided to settle the
eight decades-old question. Remem-
bering that many ships in the 1865
kept meteorological log books, which
were sent to the photographic Office |
for use in improving charts of
ocean conditions, Mr.. Lyman set out
to find the Flying Clouds 1854 log. |
He traced it from the Navy to the
Weather Bureau, and finally to the
National Archives, where it was sent
10 years ago with other early records.
The log contained a full account
of the voyage and showed that the
figure of SO days and eight hours
was anchor anchor time, Mr..
Lyman stated in his findings, pub
lished in American Neptune, mari
time history journal. The pilot-to-
pilot time Of the Flying Cloud when
she arrived at San Francisco on
April 20, 1854, was SO days, % hours
and 80 minutes. -
Donald McKay's early MASTER
piece is therefore now firmly estab-
lished as the fastest American SAIL
ing ship ever built" Mr.. Lyman. con-
cluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Teen-ose Dresses,
$7.95 Were SIPS to 1925

100 dresses, including checked
woods, cotton veiveteens and
rayon moires and taffetas in one
and two-piece styles. All colors.
Sizes 10 to Is.
45 Dresses In wool and rayon gabar-
dine One-piece styles. Sizes 10 to l6.
Were $10.95 to 1855. Now 1890 $3.50
100 Leather Belts In widths from n to
inches. Novelty buckles. Assorted
colors. Sizes "a. rs and 28 only. Were
$195 to 1895. Now -5O Soc
W&L-Teen age Apparel, Fourth
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Pictures and Mirrors
Reduced ~ and More

6 Modern Prints-Scenes and Figures with
monkscloth mats Were $40. Now ---- $3.50
Large Modern Prin|Figure by Marie
Laurencin. Was $50. Now--------S1S
8 Prints-Figures with ivory colored frames.
Were $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 7S
l Antique Mirrored Bracket. Was $50. Now.
$40
i Large Ea.ef-type Mirror. Was .ss. Now,
q s'...- S12.5a
Was 400 Now $40
I CAMPER Mirror, Was $40 Now $40
/ Process Oil-Martha Washington. Was IS.
Now So so
l Process Oil-Paul Was so. Now---$L75
1 Print-Fruit, with wide mahogany-inished
frame. Was $3.50. Now----------.$3 7S
W&L-Pictures and Mirrors, Seventh Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

PROOF POSITIVE! Eminent physicians
supervised clinical tests and report quick and
SAFE loses with over 100 users. WHY EX-
PERIMENT7
s5>days supply-possibly more than you viii
need. You lose weight or your money refunded
o. the very first box. Come in. phone, or write
Sears, Roebuck G. Co.; National Press
Phcy.; Peoples Drug Stores, Whelar
Drug Co., and at Leading Dept, Drug
and Health Food Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Girls, Chubby's and
Petiteen's Suits $77.95

Were $685.
IS suits in assorted colors. Sizes 7, 8,
IL and IA, 81 to 1413, 10, IL and IA.
40 Wool Knit Stocking Caps in white with
colored trim. Were 81 .95 Now ------. H.45
40 Wool Striped Skirts in assorted color
combinations. Sizes z to IA. Were $7.95.
Now -------$4 .95
IA English Tweed Wool Sports Coats in
beige. brown and blue Sizes and 8. Were
$49.75. Now 1855
Chubby's Wool Suits In assorted colors
Sizes 81, 10h, and 14h. Were $35. Now,
--..@--..-s---s 1895
20 Petiteen Striped Chambray Dresses with
long sleeves. Green or rose on grounds of
blue, brown or gray. Sizes 10 to IA. Were
sa os Nov AJAX
WSsL-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12

Double-size Beds
1 Mahogany Finish Low-poster. Was $3.50.
/ Modern Blond Mahogany. Was s68.50.
NOW S"''~S
2 Maple Finish Low-posters. Were $4l so.
1 Oak Low-poster. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Twin size Beds
2 Mahogany Panel Beds. Were $3.50. Now,
$3.50
1 Modern Blond Mahogany. Was $3.50.
/ Modern Blond Mahogany. Was SAL. Now,
SIS
/ Maple and Birch Low poster. Was $3.50
/ Modern Suntan. Was $3.50. Now - SIS
Pillows
Is of 6o1 duck feathers and 40% down.
2lx27. Were s1267. S7.S5
Is OF 800 waterfowl feathers and 20% down.
21x27. We're $40. Now--------------S5.s5
wAI-Hedroom Furniture, Fifth Yiox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Comero Supplies
Reduced Ia and More

! Pound Jars Of Metol, were Sab. Now, Sf.0S
2 Half-pound Jars Of Met0l, were S21o.
10 Four-ounce Jars Of Ferricyanide, were
$l10 SOC
8 Four-ounce Jars Of Hydroquinon9 were
$1O5 500
Is Packages Of New Coccine, were 81. Now,
25e
s Five pound Cans Of Potassium Alum, were
$3.50. Now 400
Twenty five pound Cartons Of Hypo Crys-
tails, were So. Now $1.5e
W&L-Camera Supplies, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Wanted Housewares Greatly Reduced

Points and Brushes
Pints Of Enamel in assorted colors Were
Csc. Now zoe
"a Half Pints of Enamel in assorted colors.
Were 60c. Now 49, -------------------15c
80 Quarter -Pints of Enamel In assorted colors.
Were Csc. Now 1Oc
IL Quarts of Cold Weather Paint Reducer.
Were 90c. Now -------------------- Soc
2s Three-inc Paint Brushes. Were 1895
Now 81
AZ Paint Brushes, 31a inches. Were $475.
Now $40
SO Four inch Paint Brushes. Were $3.50.
Now -$275
Miscellaneous
Is Wooden Foldaway Towel Dryers. Were 60c.
IL Aluminium Trays. Were $685.. Now $3.50
Aluminium Fruit Baskets with handle.
Were $685.. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S5oo
Aluminium Fruit Bowls. Were $3.50. Now,
S375
"a Top of burner Toasters. Were soc. Now,
15c
IL Rolls Of Heat-refecting Radiator Foil.
Were $195. Now ----------- -------- 5Oc
Hand Painted Metal Trays. Were $1o.95.
Now
IL Metal Beverage Trays. Were $3.50. Now.
So
IL Metal Beverage Trays. Were $3.50. Now,
S2.75
80 Wooden Beverage Trays. Were SO. Now.
75c
IS Beverage Trays, with tile inset Were
so2s Now Coo
IL Slicing Machines. Were 1925. Now $3.50
1 Fireplace Brass Fender. Was $50. Now SIS
1 Fire Screen In brass and black. Was SIS.
Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Wool BroodIoom RUGS Redyeed

/, sx12 floral on black ground. Was $105.50.
Now $ 74.5O
/, 9'x7'6" modern textured In beige. Was
$3.50. Now $3.50
/, 9xa10" Duratwist second in rose quartz.
II perfect, would be $103.60. Now S77.S0
/, 9x710" Duratwist second in desert rose.
If perfect, would be 1870 Now - $62.S0
l, Exit" Duratwist second in desert rose.
Was ssl.20. S5995
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Sheet Music,
Records and Accessories
Reduced More Than "

30 Pieces Of Sheet Music, Were 35c. Now,
Q for 15c
40 Records. Were 79c. Now 25c
l Brass Bugie Was $9.44. Now $2.50
l Fidelity De Luxe Guitar Amplifier with
five tubes. Was $105 Now -----------S 45
2 Electromuse Guitar Amplifiers with five
tubes. Were 500 Now --------------$ 35
l Fidelity Guitar AmpIifier with three tubes.
Was $50 Now $25
W&L-The Music Galleries, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-12
Juveniles Wool Coot and
Logging Sets, $11.95 to

$SS We're SI6.95 to S4975
IS sets in assorted styles and colors.
Sizes and 4.
White Bunny Fur Goats with matching
hats and muffs. Sizes 3 and 4. Were $27. so.
Now, including 300 tax ,------ 1894
10 Wool Skating Jumpers with felt trim. Red
and green. Sizes 3 to 6. Were 1895. Now
$5.95
6 Little Girls Wool and Cotton Corduroy
Suits with attached hood and hared skirt.
Red, green and gray. Sizes 3 to g. Were
S12.s5 and $685. Now $685. and $1o.95
Is Wool and Cotton Corduroy Dresses in
assorted styles and colors. Sizes to g. Were
s7.e5 and $685.. Now ---------------S5 $685.
IL Little Girls Lightweight Wool Coats in
rose, pink, blue and red. Sizes 4 to 6x.
Were $685.. Nov ------------------S 11s5
Little Girls Wool Springweight Coats in
red and yellow. Sizes 3, S, 8 and 6x. Were
1895. Now ---- $1395
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor