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Evening star., 1948-09-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheass.

COLORED-Brookland Special
One Of the finest semidetached brick homes
Guiding 4 bedrooms and new ultramodern
kitchen. Home very clean and in perfect
condition. Full basement, paneled recrea-
ton room. gas INV. heat; beautiful yard,
detached garage Priced under the market
for quick sale Call MA. 9797 till pm.
Capital View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
VERY LOW PRICE
CAPE COD. S13950.

Will build on your lot this well-planned
with fireplace, good-sized bedrms, full
tiled bath with shower, fully equipped
kitchen and dining rm., stairway to large
and bath full basement with outside en-
For full particulars, cali OR O4OO.
MARVIN J. DUNCAN & co.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

BUSINESS EXECUTIVE will pay all cash
for mod. 3-bedrm., 2-bath Bungalow in
good neighborhood of NV. D. C., or Mont
gomery Co. r. J. SCOFIELD. Sligo 5s16
Evening star., 1948-09-17

COLONIAL BRICK HOME
Only ST 500 down and monthly payments
like rent for this fine 6-room and full
basement h-wh.. front porch, buit-in
garage. Call today, FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY CORP, 1926 K ST. NV, RE. 1881,
Evening star., 1948-09-17
COLORED-MD. AVE. NE

COLOHED-MD AVE. NE.
First time offered for sale: row brick
converted into apis, possible to convert sI1
tAToNA, Ma. 1877. -19
Colored-Open Sat, 1-6 PM.
<21 G st ne-6-rm. brick in new-house
condition: 2ia baths. rec. rm oil heat;
wonderful buy. TODAYS REALTY, EN-.
Oq47 or RIA 1895 is
Evening star., 1948-09-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Open ewes, 4 to 7 pm G2O2 Evarts st.
ne, SI.500 down. Lovely det. home in
splendid condition. Six large rms, incl
porch, "a baths; full basement h w. oil
neat; screened front porch; in restricted
area. Must be seen to be appreciated
Call Mrs. West. with
Evening star., 1948-09-17
BETHESDA BUNGALOW
RAMBLING CAPE COD

S12.950: California-type bungalow on large
fenced lot living rm with fireplace, din
ing alcove and kitchen,'2 2 spacious bedrms
and bath. full basement; convenient to
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15
Date Changed
 For Baby Clinic

Next weeks We'll Baby Con- ference, scheduled for Tuesday, has been advanced to Friday of this week, it was announced to- day by Dolores Zeis, publi c health nurse. Immunizations, by appointment only, will be given by Dr. R. E. Garrett at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. The We'll Baby Conference will be between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock that day.
 The change in schedule is for this time only, and is made be- cause Miss Zeis will be vacation ing away from the Valley next week. She plans to spend a week in Fairbanks with Miss Marilyn Johnson, h me demonstration agent.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15

don't feel they quite eliminated the animals, for the migration started before they were finished. However they tore out dams and broke down beaver houses as they went, so they don't look for them to return in force for some time yet.
 Asked if they got any unusu- ally large pelts, or any with unique markings, MT. Lucas re- piled, We didn't run into any, thing unusual, but we sure did get some awful nice blankets. They run all the way from kits to good-sized blankets"
 Anyone who saw the $500 worth of beaver coats in the raw last week undoubtedly will agree with MT. Lucas statement that they were awful nice."
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15
Community Calendar

Tuesday FAIR BOARD meets at Exten- sion Office at 8 pm. BIBLE SCHOOL b gins at United Protestant Church at 9 am. BUSY HOES All Club meets with Howard Esslinger.
 Wednesday CHAMBER OF COMMERCE meets at Lutheran Church at noon. CHUGIAK HOMEMAKERS meet at home of Mrs. H o w d Green. MOTHERS CLASS meets at Health Center at 1 pm. FIRE DRILL at Fire Hall at 8 pm.
 Thursday A M RIG A N LEGION an d AMERICAN LEGION Auxil- iary meet at 8 pm.
 Friday CHUGIAK Community Gu b meets at home of Henning Ben sons at 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15
Trappers Catch TO- Beauer Coats

Because 1O1 beavers lost their shirts this spring, 10 happy wom- en are each going to be the proud owner of a new beaver coat this year. And they can be properly grateful to Leo Lucas and Vern Donelson, local trappers, who are responsible.
 The trapping pair just last week finished the work of beaver de-populating the Big Lake and Fish Creek area, where they were licensed to trap for the territory this spring. Lucas and Donelson were assigned the job of eliminating the beaver be- cause they were interfering with salmon spawning grounds. The trappers spent one month last fall getting ready for this springs work, and two months in the spring doing their actual trapping. Their work paid off late last week with check for more than $500 for their 101 beaver skins.
 But it wasn't the easy money it sounds, the trappers hasten to add. The two months on the trapline were hardly a picnic, for they often worked 14 to 16 hours day, and the going got more than a little rough before their chore was ended. Held up by ice at first, when the breakup finally came, they raced against time, for beavers migrate in the spring.
 Although assigned to rid the area entirely of beaver, the men
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15
Grange Cleans Up To Show How It's Done

Fence posts enclose the lot about the Grange hall, wild flowers bloom in stone-outlined beds, and lumber piles and trash are conspicuously absent as a re- suit of last weeks cleanup day.
 The Sunday work-day was the outcome of a Grange-declared ar bor day. Also, could be that the Grange is pointing an example by leading off in it's own cleanup and Identification campaign. That campaign and contest has only two more months to run.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15
VALLEY VISITORS
At the Lodge:

11t GI1S LOOSS.
 Sgt. Shockley, Cpl. Mohacsi, Whittier; M/Sgt. Parrish, Cpl. Covington, Cpl. Borden, Sgt. Bel lum, S/Sgt. Taylor, Fort Rich ardson; Bernard Schmitz, Earl Skiver, George Friel, Palmer; Iver Nygard, St. Paul, Minn.; A. C. Clemmens, Palmer.
 J. M. Pastore, West Overshore, Ga.; R. M. Carroll, Josper, Tenn; H. Sparks, Anchorage; H. Walter, Fairbanks; R. Garrett, Anchor age; Lillian Hoy, Violet Nickolai, Chistochina; Lani Austin, Slana; J. w. Burke, Fort Richardson.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Mielke, Palmer; MT. and Mrs. Edward Griffen, Anchorage; Einar Olson, Eska; Tom Ashburn, Anchorage; Harry Journeary, Fairbanks, Thomas Hyke, Mary Keeler, Cop per Center; Howard Lewis, Se- attle; L. F. Nuss, Sitka; George Bellfountain, Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15
O'Harra Bus Helps Keep Valley Healthy

The Valleys drug supply, source of which was destroyed in the recent fire at Bert's Drug Store, has been maintained through the courtesy of O'IArra Bus Lines, it was learned this. week.
 Immediately after the fire, a representative of the bus com pany offered to deliver all need ed drugs daily. Each morning the bus driver picks up list of drug necessities for the day, drops the prescriptions at an Anchorage pharmacist, and then returns the medicine to Palmer each evening.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-06-15

Mrs. June Barker last week returned from vacation spent motoring along the Glenn and Richardson highways. It was her first trip to the interior by car. She travelled as far as Fairbanks.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
6miihen Krie9 uno Srieoen

iino nid)t beidranft auf einige penige
8eitalter Ser @eidifte, ionbern iiub
8etatiglng Der 3eitgeiinnuns, oes
WateriaIismus, ser MiBadtung oes
SittengeIeses, Ser gefrieoieung bes
Sodmuts uno ser Sabgier. l1no menn
Damn, nohoem ser @eltenlenfer Dem
Sreiben lansmiitig 5useidaut, oas
8artenbuus menihlihen 8iees nno
ihnooer 5elbitiudt enolif) auiam-
menitiir5t, oonn i6lagen iogenannte
Staotsnndnner beltiir3t sic Sanoe
iiberm &opf 5uiammen uno reben iid
por ibrer 8olfern aus, man iei IN
ben arieg rbileineelbliboert", rnb
anoere Staatsmdnner ihreiben ein
neues &apitel iiber Dos alte 0abr-
mort Sitenltiernas, baB bic @elt nit
gar oiel llnoerItano regiert miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13

letnen Itarfen Mrm leiben peroe. llno
obne oieIen lit Die slaians = man
ber5eibe bo5 berbe 8crt! - foIt nur
Elm 8is. Gie fiini 2Gnber iino beute
Intdt einmal 10 itart pie lie oanols
poren, oils sic No5i-5eere iiber Die
8ren5eu brohen uno binnen ipeniger
Gage an Ser MeeresfiiIte Itonoen.
afon tann iih obne piel Bbantaiie
allsmalen, mas oie Slaian5 ausrihten
niiroe, penn sic Gulien noh @eiten
moritierten. @ir be5peifeln, boB
England, abeemirtidaftet pie es lit,
nod einnal Elm 2unferque 5ultanoe
brddte.
Gie geplonte 9lQion5 leibet an Spei
l6limmen 8eburtsfeblern. Sic
braufte, I'M 9tublano pirfli1en
8iberitono leiitcn 81 t0nnen, Elm
GelttlGlano, lpenn au6 MIR elm balb
10 ltarfes Geutidlano tpie bas bon
1889. 9lber 9euti6Ionb Iiegt in
Sriimmern rno Dem oeutiden 8olf
ba6en fait brei Sffupationsiobre aus.
geblaut, ipas eS aus Dem fiirdterliben
3uiammenbru6 BON 1915 aerettet
bate ltno 5uoen perntohten mir in
griiiiel fein sln5eihen 81 entoeden,
oaB man Teutiblono i'm grnIt ais
6aftor I'M slbnebrfampf gegen Die
Sltmaht in &ehnung 81 iteaen ges
Diut lit. Ser 5peite @eburtsfebler lit
Die balsltarrige @altllng, Die man I'LL.
ter geoinS 6iibrun9 9egeniiber Spo-
MEN einninlmt, oos benn oph ol5
Nitglieo ser 2aion5 bon minoeitens
Ser gleiden 9eoeutllng Iein fonnte
pie 9enelur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
0cntidlauo I'M Wtaribaa-Slau

Ni6t gans 10 verfluiip" tpie in
8riiliel Dar man in Sonoon, mo iiber
Die fiinftige 8eItaltung 9eut idlanos
beraten Duroe. slub bier paren Gngs
lano uno 6raufreiA pertreten uno
bonn 26. 6ebruar un auh Die 8enelur-
Sunoer. Iber bier NOR man nidt gan5
Ito unter li6 mie in 9riiilel - in
2onoon iaBen audi Die Ser. Staaten
| nit am geratltng5tilb! llno in ben
Ser. Staaten lDeiB man beute, OaB
Die Hettllng guropos in peitgebeti-
bem WaBe abbanet Don Ser 8ieoer-
lberItellung 9eutihlanbsf = tpenn
alI6 in piel beIheioenerem &abmen
tals friiber. ltno oo Ole ipeIteurppGiz
Iiden 2anoer obne amerita uno Den
n Economic Cooperation act" Iebr
Ildnel am gnoe ibres 2ateins iparen,
lit man ben1iibt, oen omerifaniiden
8iinlden nid)t lnebr offenen @iOer-
| Itan0 entge9en5ulesen als sur 9e-
lhmihtigung bpperpatriotiifer gto,
IttonaliIten lllbeOingt notlpenoig lit.
So fam e5 oenn, DaB e5 ouf Der
Sonooner &onferen5 re6t perniinftie
5uging, oaB man lueniger bon 1pei-
Iteren 9uSbelltungspldnen oernabm
Iols ionIt, uno baB man GeutidIano
logar oas 3ugeltan0nis madte, boB
es an Ser internationalen &ontrole
ser Gubr beteiliet iein iou. sIaer-
oings lit es oud oiesmal nibt pbne
IHeibungen abgegangen, llnb 0a5 &C.
wunoene Gommunique ldBt cine LAM
|ge 9feibe bon Srasen l1ngefl1rt rno
|iiberpeiit lie ipdteren Sisungen. 9lm
treffenblten biirfte cine Melb1lng Der
Seem gorfer ,Simes' sic Gage daraf-
|tertiteren. IS beiBt bartn: ISM an
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te por, oaB bie fran5oiiiden 8ertreter
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oab ieet ielbIt General De @aulle sum
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bat man, Denn INNER sic gfeoe auf
Geutldlmlo fam, all5u Iange - u1tdl
unter Staotslefretdr Waribau - ge-
reoet, als lpre6e man I'M Namen Des
Auai o'Sriap slber nah Sen bittern
lgrfabrungen nit 8uBlano uno anae=
Iiifts ser gerantiportung, tpeldhe sic
Tegierune nit oem rielteen Silfsplon
lid aufbiiroet, bat man sic 9inge nit
mebr 8trfli6feitsiim betrahten &C.
lernt. Sange bat man in Saden oes
Warlbaa=Hlans INN OeutlhIano ber=
umgereoet. Sett enbIi6 aber fIbrt
mon cine Hare Sprahe.
glls leste @ohe Senator Ganben-
berg ben repioierten Maribon-GIan
oem Senat nit erniten Mabnunaen
ou baloigem Sanbeln utterbreitete,
liagte er II. a.: uSomeit es ouf @eit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
Snternatiunale Silfsaftipnen

GaB gar piele b0le Sebler begangerl
in Sen &riegsiabren uno in
Der Nadfriess5eit, bat man ihon
ldnaIt begriffen. Gor breiBig Sabren
perlieB iid Brdiioent Bilion barauf,
onb per Bolferbuno friiber ober ipd-
ter In Srbnung bringen iueroe, mas
berpfuIbt tpurbe burd bie Diploma
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Business Federation
Urges Ads 10 Oppose
Home Rule Plan

The use of paid advertisements
in Washington's daily newspapers
to register opposition to the Auchin-
Gloss plan for home rule in the Dis
trict was recommended last night
by the Federation of Businessmen's
Associations.
Meeting in the American Security
and Trust Co. Building, the associa-
ton appointed a committee to con-
suit with certain organizations
which have registered oispleasure
over the bill and which might be
interested in dividing the purchase
of the advertisements to cite to-
District citizens their points in op-
position.
Opposed on Several Grounds.
The business group has come out
definitely against the measure on
several grounds and feels local cltl-
zens are not aware of these points.
In addition, the association COM
mended the Washington Commu-
nitv Chest in connection with its
proposed reorganization but speci-
fed that the support was OF gen.
eral nature.
Another recommendation was that
Inspector Floyd A. Truscott be ap-
pointed assistant superintendent of
police when that position Is vacated.
Inspector Truscott now Is acting
superintendent.
In a further action, the business
group asked that District resident
be named to fill the position OF
Welfare Department head, vacant
since the recent death of Ray Huff.
| The association asked that man
with business experience be ap-
pointed.
Expenditure Probe Asked.
Another recommendation asked
that a probe of the Public Welfare
Department be made to ascertain II
it's expenditures are proper" This
proposal grew out of the recent dis
allowances of the General Account
ing Office of invalid payments made
to recipients of welfare and the fact
that an association committee
which probed the Community Chest
found that services of that group
and the Welfare Department over
Tapped in certain instances.
The meeting was directed by
Lloyd Chisolm, vice president.
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Infants, Girls and
Teens

I Orig. 1875 "Bo-Peep" Crib
Mattress, 36x54" size; woter re-
peIlent, soiIed 500
Z Orig. 12.95 Crib Mattresses.
water repellont, damaged 500
I Orig. 7.95 Woter Repellont
Grip Mattress, 3ex54"; Damaged.
400
| Orig. 7.s5 Pol Stroller, domooed,
os is --------5.oo
! Orig. 5.s5 Folding carryins
Basket, domoeed 500
3 Orig. SOS Girls 3-Pe. ceat and
Logging Sets. 500 WOOL $50
z Orig. 1875 Girls AlI-WooI ceet
and Logging Sets ------9.o0
3 Orig. 1895 Teens Black Moire
Dresses, sizes l2-l6---e.oo
Second Floor
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Fabrics
SpOrfSaDear

50 Orig. $50 to 3.s5 Rayon and
Cotton BIeuses, sizes 32-38- l.4s
8 Orig. 5.95 Rayon Gabardins
Siaeks, sizes 12-le-----2.99
IS Orig. 7.95 Jaequard Wsovs
SIip-on Sweaters, sizes 34-40- 1883
20 Orig. 4.ss and 5.s5 kyIon
Slipon Sweaters, sizes 34-4O 2.44
IS Orig. 7.s5 Long sleeve cordi-
CONS, all nyIon; sizes 34-4O, ATT
20 Orig. 1925 AlI-weeI sotsre
Suits, sizes 10-l6----5.29
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-19

ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS! NO DIETING!
PROOF POSITIVE! Eminent physicians
supervised clinical tests and report quick and
sale losses with over 100 AYDS user. WHY
EXPER1MENTi
Get AYDS Today Only $2.89 for a full
35-days supply-possibly more than you will
on the very first box Come in phone or write.
Sears Roebuck l. Co; National Press
Phcy.; Peoples Drug Stores; Whelan
Drug Co. and at Leading Dept, Drug
and Health Food Stores.
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Curtains and
Upholstery

IS Orig. z.ss Hammered Dropery
Rods complete with rings - Soc
IS Orig. 1873 Piostie Table Gov
A.. -, 97e
8 Orig. 800 "KoyIon" Foam Rub
ber Squares 40
so oris. oSe Plastic Dropery Mo
,.,;rl. 42e
50 Orig. ese Odds, Ends Window
Shodes os is ----4ee
$ Orig. 1913 Heevy Hollywood
Red Covers ers-5.0o
II Orig. 3.sS Red or Blue Dot
I'd cotteoe Sets -1.82
4 Orig. 4.sS Plain Priscilla Cur
..;n. ZOO
2s Orig. CSC 36" cretonne Rem
,.n.. vd SIC
70 oria. 1.6s Fine Sosh Curteins.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-19
COrsetS and GirdIes

10 Orig. 1873 Two-woy Stretch
GirdIes, white. teorose, blue. LOO
; Orig. 500 Boek-ioes corsets.
rubber reducing. Sizes 2o. II.
% 2.9o
Z Orig. 1000 Sotin corssisttss,
Ioce top, Upper closed. Size "a.
3.99
"a Orig. s.s5 Boek-loes cerssts.
heavily boned, handled ----. 2.zs
7 Orig. 500 Satin Lastsx Panty
GirdIes, side Upper -----z z.sS
81 Orig. 500 and 7.5o Satin Or
Broeode Girdles. ToIon Upper, 2.9s
50 Orig: las Uplift Brassieres,
sizes 1916 6--------75e
Second Floor
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Linens and
DO,aeSticS

8 Orig. 7.ss Novelty HobnoiI
snreods. full size 4,44
IL Orig. z.5s Embroidered Pillow
eoses s-1.49
AZ Orig. s for 100 lsxlS" Dom-
ask Napkins. unhemned, s for Sac
40 Orig. 2se White Huek Towel
;no -l7e
so Orig. 44e Novelty Crash Towel
ing ----- --%'e
4 Orig. 500 3-pe. Sheet Sets. un-
hemmed 4.se
9 Orig. 4.ss 3-pe. celored Hem
Sheets Ser. 2.oS
80 Orig. See z2x444" Solid-eolor
Turkish Towels ------47e
Street Floor
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GIOceS

II ORIG. 100 Leother-beek Fsbris
Gloves, broken sizes --tse
81 Orig. 100 chiIdren's lsathsr
Mittens, elastic knit wrist - -4se
TT oris. 100 chiIdren's Wool Nit
tens, many bright colors sss
81 ORIG. 4se Wemen's Rsye" Feb
r;e Gloves, broken sizes live
Street Floor
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Boys Clothing

Il Orig. 7.ss Boys Corduroy
overoiis. sizes 3-5 LA
Il Orig. l.6s Boys Sport Shirts.
Irregular; sizes 6-l2-----44e
IS Orig. 7.ss Husky Wool Stocks.
size lO-l6--- 2.98
- Orig. s.ss Corduroy sIaeks.
broken sizes 1888
~ Orig. 2.ss Shaker Knit Sweet
ers, sizes 30-34-----7
40 Orig. sse kazereth Shirts and
Shorts. broken sizes 38e
8 Orig. 4.6s Block Rubber Rain
coats, sizes l2-lo -1.98
s Orig. 4.es Wool Upper Jaekets.
sizes 8-l4 80
II Orig. 5.ss AlI-WooI Plaid
Shirts. sizes lO-16--- 1913
80 Orig. 1873 Plaid FIenneIette
Shirts. Irregular; sizes 1914 l.1e
18 Orig. 2.2s White Shirts. irreou-
Ior: sizes 8-l4 --1.19
Street Floor
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Handbags

10 Orig. 7.s5 Suede Hondbsss.
top handles and pouch styles, 4.4s"
80 Orig. 800 PIestie Potent and
Golf handboss. mony styles and
eoiors l.77%
Al Orig. 500 Leather Handbass.
underonn. with Upper top, Lat"
80 Orig. 1.1s Rough Groin Hand
bags. underorm, with Upper. e9e"
*Plus Tar
Street Floor
Luggage
! Orig. 24.e5 Mems 2-Suiter.
canvas covered, Ieother bound,
eoiIed 9.95H
4 ORIG. 14.s5 Won,en's Wardrobe
casss, leather bound convos S.s5"
7 Orig. 400 rs" Week End
cases, Leather bound convos. r.
reo,IIor 6.oo*
4 Orig. .s.s5 Is" and ~" Week
End cases. irreeuior ------s.4s
*Plus Tar
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Mems Furnishings

! ORIG. 1876 White Reindeer
Sweater, Iona sleeves. soiled, $50
! o,io. 1898 Blue Ski Pojomos.
size c. Slightly irreeuIor ---l.ss
! oris. 7.S5 Fancy Print Rayon
Robe, Ioree, belt missing ----z.9s
10 Orig. l.e5 White Cotton Sport
Shirts, short sleeves. SoiIed- Soc
6 Orig. 5.e8 Sport Shirts. long
sleeves, solids and stripes. Soiled,
1.29
Z Orig. 100 Bosaus Shirts. blue
ond moize. Medium size ----loe
s Orig. 1925 and 1880 Ah-weel
Joekets, Upper or button----s.oo
Street Floor
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La,,,ps and Mirrors

I Orig. 4.s5 Metal Base Cord
TabIe e--------Sse we
6 ORIG. 2.98 Modern FIorol Pic
lures, round, with ivory trome. '.ee
43 Orig. 1928 Chino Toble Lamps,
hand decorated. Soied shades,
11.44
| ORIG. 1898 Modern TabIe Lamp.
indirect lighting ------lZ.88
| ORIG. 1898 Fenton hobnoil
TobIe Lamp, royon shode = 8.ee
l Orig. 1898 Worcester Style
TobIe Lamp. shontuno shode, s.ee
Fourth Floor
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Lingerie

2s Orig. 5.ss Women's z-pe.
Royon Knit Poiamos. Ioee trim
med ut
80 Orig. 6.e8 Women's Darby
Cloth Pajamas, stripes 3.47
2S Orig. 6se Royon Ponties ond
Briefs, no ironing ---------53e
80 Orig. 59e All Cotton snusfits.
elastic top ---- 33e
20 ORIG. 69e Cotton BIoomers.
elastic top and bottom ------1oe
Street Floor
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Goats and Suits

Z Orig. es.s5 Furred Topper.
sizes II ond lS- 800
Z Orig. 1895 Suede Shorties,
green; sizes 2 and l8--~-1z.oo
4 Orig. 1895 Fured coats, sizes
II, IA and 6 -------ls.oo
s Orig. 1926 Misses Raineoots,
500
Z Orig. $500 Womsn's Gray Suits.
sizes 50 ond 52----1o.oo
| Orig. $500 Red Suit, size l8,
1000
10 Orig. $500 Women's Fur Fob
rie Coots ---- ----- 'o'oo
Second Floor
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Hosiery

80 Orig. 100 45-Gause Nylon.
full fashioned. Seconds Tie
,oe ORIG. 100 5i-Gause Royon
Hose, irreeulor ---------- oSe
81 Orig. 6se 51-Gause Nylons'
slight mill mends -------4Se
"a Orig. 100 3-Thread Silk Hose,
45-eouee, broken sizes es-----3se
81 Orig. 5se mo sam" Nylons,
4oo-needIe, mill nNnds -Z9e
ioI Orig. 5Se Cotton Lace Hose.
dork colors, broken sizes lSe
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-19
! ! !
Unclaimed Rugs at Tremendous Savings

Unclaimed Rugs at Tremendous Savings
| Orio 80 90 7xo Boukhoro. worn------ l1.0o
| Orig. 1895 exe' Wilton worn---------- 800
Orio. 11o 90 exl2' Administer, excellent $3.50
| Orio 4o IS oxe' Administer. worn------ 500
Orio. 17e 90 ox12' Wilton, oood -- 500
Orjo. s. o5 ex12' Reversible, excelIent-- $500
Orig. l49. so 8xl0' Wilton, excelIent---- 1925
Orig 1895 8x1 Velvet, eood--------- $500
Orio 90. so ex12' Wilton. worn----- z7oo
! Orig. 49, SO oxl2' Wilton. worn--------- 1900
! Orig. 5695 7xo' Administer, worn------- 1000
Orio 50 o5 7xo' Velvet worn n- 1900
| Orig. 5000 7e"xe' Velvet, eood-------- $500
! Oro &C, ,o5 7xo Administer, worn-- 1888
| Oro 1913 so oxl2' Wilton. excelIent---l2s.0o
| Orig. $1,000 8'e"x12' LIIihon, eood----1Ss.oo
: Orig 5000 ox2' Chinese, eood-------loo 1000
orio 1oo. .e5 exlo' Administer, aood- $500
I Orio. 90 90 exl2' Wilton. worn-- 1900
| Orig. 100 oxl2' Velvet worn-------- z7.oo
Orig 80. 90 83"x1o'6" Wilton, eood----- 1925
i Orig 1850 exl2' Wilton, eood------- 1895
! Oriq 5000 exl2' Wilton, eood-------- $3.50
! Oriq 2l8 90 9xl2' Wilton, eood-------- $3.50
Orig 1900 ex12' Hook Desien------- $3.50
Orig 12e 90 ox12' Wilton, foir--------- 59.S5
Subject to Prior Sale
Rugs Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-19
WHY BE FATo
Eat plenty, lose
weight with doctors
new food candy

Have a more slender, graceful fig-
ure. No exercising. No laxatives:
No drugs. With simple AYDS
Candy Plan you don't cut out any
meals, starches, potatoes, meats or
butter. You simply take AYDS
before meals which automatic
ally curbs the appetite. Result
is you eat less and lose weight.
Evening star., 1948-02-19
handkerchief

3e Orig. 1.se Women's Royon Jer-
sey BIouses, broken sizes 100
81 Orig. l.95 Womsn's piekies,
many styles and oolors----e7e
80 Orig. 100 Womsns Evening
Handk erchiefs ZSe
Street Floor
Fabrics
ITS Orig. 2.94 81" Pure Wool
TubuIar Jersey yd. l.es
$50 Orig. 59e TO 6se Wash Cot
tons. plain, floroI prints, stripes,
yd. 39e
l62 Orig. 100 Print Royon FIon-
nsis, 80" wide 7Se
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-19
House Furnishings

IS Orig. sse Wood MolIets. for
crushing ice, cracking nuts &c
50 Orig. sse Kwiek Whip. OIL
o,,rpose mixer 44e
I Orig. 22.5o Cos Heoter, one
rodiont missino
50 Orig. Las Rubbsr-eevered Dish
DrQiner
50 Orig. l.1s Bake Ovens, for top
of stove e---------ZSe
Ss Orig. $50 Lustre Hsat Lamps,
to eose oches and poins ----38e
IS Orig. $50 Speedy Chef Beater,
on stond --- 8Se
ls Orig. $50 cem-Bae Iron Cord.
Universal plug ----l.44
50 Orig. I.39 Cutlery Boxes, 5
compartments - --44e
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Notions and
Stationery

100 Orig. 3se 10 5se stomped
so Orig. l.19 Shoe Boss- Sic
20 Orig. 2.ss Toy Chests 74e
II Orig. 2.ss BIanket Boxes l.5e
lis Orig. I5e EnomeIed coot
Hangers Sc
IS Orig 100 Single Gorment
Bags ----------59e
36 Orig. 1893 Leundry Boss 5se
200 Orig. 5se Air Mail Station-
500 Orig. l5e Poper Napkins 10e
s Orig. 1873 Waste Poper Baskets,
100
100 Orig. 1873 serop Books 100
IS Orig. I.79 Photo Albums 90
s Orig. 1873 serep Books 6ee
20 Orig. 1873 Stationery Boxes,
damaged -------6se
Street Floor