davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-04-15

slesneG. geLMS. ~ -. ~ 3n0n
slsaasnss ssi o.
hs shelf :. oSa.as S5sn.il ior
s Sss 0qfs i.ssans 81 other ITGpHHssrIss TaHss L
RuGs, imported. Persian. oriental
design x,ne Is. eeasy sx,s s0:s5s sSves
.pSie.d. MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 q
kuo sALE-oriental, all sizes: re-
dueed prices. RARE RUG SHOT,
iTtss .iTt4sss, lssss sssssu.,ia, Ii NIX sala, .ss: s.,s,
Must dispose today. CO 1899 ,,,
ss sso. beige oE ss:s ssausais esr 'Sso Wo d'sS
RUG. s,ll: rey.l, .,,,,s. blue. AlsT.hdsSy- sas sS
scfsSEaEN sefSaEiN AND STORM SASH com:
sizes in stock. Prices range from
S7:ss SP,r,xER4HsswERGa, RHs RE9ofsds sd tor 1891 lssf
swine YEsiss qnta qRacaSRs. RS singer .leetries;
makes sewing machines. Open eyes,
sss1WSfgNG sss1SgN an iMaAcdHrNEs. ed NiHs new new and and used.
electric portsbles and consoles, 20S
disc. for cash. NO. 21oo. GAIA 14th
SWING Nv Nc MAcHrNEs-used singer
consoles, $50 so up. 6.year. guaran-
tee, also new Free. WESTINGHOUSE.
New Home. Domestic sewing ma
ssa:' ssss vESss asesals sswNa sss asvssE cEkr 2k
ss@iss sSs1s ~nsIac s8csiSEs, slHsi priced to sell
$34 80 nd S37 So. beautiful round
bobin console. worth S13e. so. now
SS9.50 We cannot duplicate these
buys after they are gone: renting
repairing: 3sl2 Lee hwy, CH. 4el4
erweight portable, Singer tailoring
tresdles, mesdias' $3.50 % up. Rentals, re. Re.
pairs specialist. PA. AVE. SEW.
MACH. CO., 2149 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
sEyWiSG sEyWsiRSG MACHrNEs-used singers,
ali models. Terms. We. repair, re-
= build or eiectrify your old machine.
18th st. NV. co. 3245.
SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore, desk
tyne, brand-new; cost $50; viii
cESssidAi sassis1isdsA si1Sf 1RSfcoskHbs sH Sss7 ior price
sxcel. cond.; also tazz records. ,9W.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
LONG BRANCH APIS

H immsd,ntsls' % % hsnpms' f,ysns ras :
uinette. kit. and bath &ps per- mo
inelad. utsiitia Venetian blinus. eis
psssing eiae aoors. kitchen exhaust
Ian Res,stnt msF on premises,
500 bioek Old EtsdenssaEs rc., kH
skpi,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
Staples Is To Travel
 On Mission

Clinton c. Staples, Territorial Di- rector of the Federal Housing Ad- ministration, is booking passage on the Denali sailing west on January 8. He will make short stop at Sitka enroute to Seward where a site inspection of proposed apart ment dwelling will be made.
 Upon arrival in Anchorage Janu- ary conferences will be held with the Alaskan Command relative to their building program of 3,5ol military housing units to be erected under the provisions of the Wherry Act administered by the Federal Housing Administration.
 During the week of January a series of meetings will be held with Bertram Young, personal represen- tative of Raymond M. Foley Ad- ministrator, Housing and Home F1- nance Agency, Washington, DC. and the Board of Governors of the Alaska Housing Authority. Meetings are also to be held with Col Johnson of the Alaska Railroad as to their housing needs at Anchor age, Whittier and Fairbanks. A numler of meetings will be helo with Anchorage officials ana civilians regarding the building program for 1850.
 MT. Staples will proceed from Anchorage to Fairbanks with Co.,. Johnson for a survey of the hous- ing needs of the Alaska Railroad at their terminal in Fairbanks. While in Fairbanks general discussions will be held with Mayor Johnson and other city officials concerning the future development of the Weeks Field area which was land planned by the Federal Housing Administration Architects are now working on plans for 256 multiple type dwellings to be erected in this new subdivision, and also in the planning stage at the present tme is a project for 62 units to De erected by Philip G. Strand, a wellknown Fairbanks contractor.
 MT. Staples will be accompanied on this trip ty Mrs. Staples and ms chief architect, Roy L. Swanson. lie exuects to return to his office IT Juneau about January 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
H0ME5ITE PATENTS
 ISSUED TO TWELVE

Thirteen Alaska National Forest homesites have been made avail able for patent under the applicable public land laws through the sign ing of Public Land Order 620 on December g, according to informa- ton received in the Juneau office of Regional Forester B. Frank Heintzleman. One homesite is To- cated close to Cordova, one at Sitka, one at Aux Bay near Ju- neau and nine on the Tongass Highway near Ketchikan.
 The homesites eliminated in the Admiralty Division of the Tongass National Forest are J. Sherman Tanner, Aux Bay and Wharton Mellor, sitka.
 The elimination of the above tracts from the National Forests is the first step leading towards patent. The Regional Forester roints out that hundreds of home s.tes have been eliminated from the National Forests since the homesite law became effective and that hundreds more are now occu- pied under Forest Service permit The latter will become eligible for elimination after three years resi- dence on the area. The Forest Serv- ice has spent thousands Of dollars from it's funds in building spur roads to open up new groups oi homesites for Lona-iide settlers along the forezt highways ana other sections adjacent to the vari- ous communities. These groups are laid out in advance of demand. A good many vacant homesite lots are still available, said the Re gional Forester.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
U. S. A5IATIC FLEET UppED;
 MINES SEWN
Shanqhai Blocked as New Policy in Making 10 Pre-
 vent Communism Spread
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-lRl- The United States was reported to- day to be shaping a vigorous new policy = backed by a beefed-up Asiatic fleet-to block the spread of Communism in the Far East.
 The Navy said the 27000-ton, 45- plane aircraft carrier Boxer and two destroyers have been dis patched to strengthen the Seventh Task Fleet based in the Philippines.
 Announcement of this shift in Naval power late yesterday 1ol- lowed a session between President Truman and his top military and diplomatic strategists. Members oi the National Security Council wouldn't say what went on, but It is known that planners have pre- pared a Blueprint on Asiatic policy for MT. Truman's approval.
 At the same time, the State De- partment broadcast to US. shipping lines a warning from the Nation alist Government of China that the approaches to Shanghai, the Chinese Communists largest port, have been completely blocked by mines.
 ASKS PROTEST
 That brought a prompt response from H. J. Isbrandtsen, President of the Isbrandtsen line. That com pany, practically the only one op- erating American ships in the area, has run into frequent trouble re- gently with Nationalist blockade ships.
 Isbrandtsen said in New York he has wired Secretary of State Ache son asking that strong protest be sent to the Nationalist govern ment on the ground that mine lay.ng is a clear breach" of Amerl- can-Chinese treaties.
 The Nationalists, led ty General issimo Chiang Kai7shek, now have their headquarters on the island o1 Formosa, not far from Okinawa.
 The new policy recommendations said to have been prepared for MT Truman by the State and Defense Departments, reportedly call for ar American military mission to For mosa-a proposal which was offered separately in an interview by Sena- tor, Knowland (R-CaliD.
 KnoWland said such mission
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
CAP E TO INITIATE
 TRAINING PROGRAM AT JAN. 4 MEETING

While the four meetings of 1949, for preliminary organization, have been of an informal nature, the Juneau Civil Air Patrol Squadron will start the New Year in con- formation to the military status oi CAP as an auxiliary unit to the United States Air Force.
 The first meeting of 1950-Wed- nesday at 7:30 pm, in the Dis trict Engineers office-will be in two sections.
 Military training in the first hour will initiate the comprehensive training program of the Juneau Squadron.
 During the second hour, It. Richard Frank, Squadron Engin- eering Officer, will give a com plete general description of the L-5 aircraft assigned to the Juneau unit and now awaiting transpor- tation.
 Preparatory to one of it's mann objectives-active duty during res cue and search missions, at the call of the Air Force - the Juneau Squadron will emphasize the train ing program before initiating its cadet pre-flight courses. It. Robert F. Smith, Squadron
 Training Officer, has compiled
 training schedule on a six-Elonth
 to yearly basis.
 The program includes: CD Character of the country land areas, water areas, life. @ Living-food and water. cloth ;rg. medical problems first aio' recreation.
 (3) Maintenance-pre-flight, post flight, maintenance in general
 maintenance of equipment. (4) Operations-preparation TOT flight, flight technique, navigatioh' mans charts and aerial photos; communications. (5) Survival-water survival, lana survival, communications. (6) Military training. CD Special problems-sea ana
 ground rescue work; others. In line with this training pro- gram. problems in sea and ground rescue work will be initiated With in the next four months-a sort of trial run to test the strength of the new CAP Squadr'n- Mai. Allan G. Marcum IS Com- | manding Officer of the Juneau
 CAP Squadron and Capt Milton | Furness, Executive Office i Col. Jack err of Anchorage,
 who commands the entire Alaska
 CAP Wing, announced actisation
 of the Squadron November l, ana
 the first meeting here was Novem-
 Der 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
10 TRAVEL BY PIMA,
 6 GOING WESTWARD

Pacific Northern Arlines brought four passengers from the westward yesterday, and left Juneau with six persons for Cordoya and An chorage.
 Arriving were Bob Logan of Cor doya and Jack P. Hendrickson, Mrs. Joe Burns and Ruth Hewey.
 Departing were It. Charles K. Howell, USCG; Lorraine Merit, Dean Hart, Marian Jensen, Don Keating and Bobby Towne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30

even though relatively small" would be invaluable in directing American military aid and in help ing to train Chiang's troops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
MONTANANS HERE

R. c. Carson and w. J. Wirth of the Carson Construction Com pany. Helena, Mont, registered at the Baranof Hotel yesterday, ana planned to go to Sitka today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
JOINT MEETING

Juneau Vessel Owners and Fish ermans Union in Fisherman's Hall, nm tonight. 89-lt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30
AT GASTINEAU

Melvin Sanders of Seattle is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30

sCHwINN BIKES ar MRDSEN's
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-30

Get Your PRESTONE at Mad oo-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Mems Wear Clearance at Washington
Mems Furnishings

$50 Orig. 6se 70 loo Fine
esmbed ceifea Ribbed Under
shirts, sizes 36 to 46--S Sc
Z fos 81
$50 oris. $50 70 500 ksfisasl-
~ Advertised AlI-Silk Nsekwsss.
Iuxuriously hond toilored $I.49
500 Orig. 3se 10 5se Fsmess
Make Meas Hess. elastic tops.
regular and short ienoth styles.
Cotton isles, royons and 6x3
ribs. Reinforced heels and toes.
Solid colors. Sizes 10 10 s. 19e
50 Orig. $50 70 $50 fsmess
Msks uRion Suits. cotton and
royon properly lobeied as 10
moferiol confent,. Sizes 40 10
III ORG. 4.95 - $50 Me-
a;smsliy Advertised psismss-
vot-dyed broodcloth, Sonforixed
tshrinkooe less fi1on | ~, col
orfuI potternx Sizes A 70 Q.
Mons FarJsishiMos,
Street Floor. washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Modern Living Room
Furniture

Z Orig. 1895 seesieneI sefs
Pieces. cherry red roonoir trieze:
each --.-------34.SS
Z Orig. 1895 Valley seesisnsl
sefs pieces. chotreuse print.
es.ss
I Orig. 1898 KreehIss Soto.
red-ond-white cotton topestry
with red noohoir: Cushioned
construction --Si2S
I Orig. 1885 kroehIes z-Pe.
Living Room Suite. red-ond-white
cotton tapestry with red r,ohoir,
slss
! Orig. 3s5.ss "valley" TeIe-
vision Tn. Sefs. Brown royon
donosk S29S
Orig. 3ss.ss veIisy Soto. grey
nnohon frieze -S34S
, Orig. 1885 70 1885 veIIey
Curved Sofas. noooento red mo-
hoR frieze or coroI wool chenille.
1895
s Orig. $685. Host choirs. yell
low stripe or plain grey or eero-
MUM 5S.So
, Orig. 1895 oeeesieneI Arm
chair. noturoI Duron plostic.
1928
I Orig. 1895 vsIIsy Armeheir,
ehortreuse and green striped wool
chenille -$55
; Orig. 1895 vsIiey Tub
Chairs, nooento or pumpkin
striped mohoir frieze
! Orig. 1898 vsIIey oeeasionsI
Choir. ereen-ond-orey patterned
mohoir frieze SGT
Z Orig. 1895 Lounge Chairs.
kelly green royon domosk- SAT
Z Orig. 1925 Lounge Chairs.
ehortreuse wool cheniIles $1S7
Modern Lifting Room
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Mems Shoes

ITO Orig. 1895 10 1885 Fs-
nous Brand Mems oxfeeds. block
and brown, spode last. Also
brown winc-tips in Scotch oroins.
) Orig. 1850 Mems Riding
Beots, leather soles ond heels.
Sizes H6, 2J6h---4.99
80 Orig. $50 Mems opsre Style
Slippers, pioin and two tones.
Ieother soles and rubber heels,
broken sizes - 3.49
Mems Shoes. Second Floor.
washington
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International" 2-Pc.
Dov-N-Bed Suites

All with 54-in. innersprino mot
tresses.
Z Orig. 1895 psv-N-ssd
Suites. Blue n1ohoir srleze.
1885
Z Orig. 2is.s5 Dsv-k- Bed
Suites. Rose cotton topestp.
1885
} Orig. 1895 pev-h-ssd
Suites. Grey nohoir sreze and
rose cotton topestY- 1855
$ Orig. 1855 psv-h-ssd
Suites. Grey cotton .opeay.
1895
Z Orig. 1895 psv-a-sss
Suites. Turquoise n,ohoir triexe,
Z Orig. 1895 oev-k-ssd
Suites. Grey and red cotton top
esty 1885
4 Orig. 1895 psv-k-ssd
Suites. Grey or turquoise roha'r
friexe 2i9.sS
LiufHg Room Furniture,
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Sports Equipment

q ORIG. $50 Ladies' Bowling
Shoes, size 6Da only-----6se
IA Orig. i.6S BesketbolI Jerseys.
assorted coIors and sizes zSe
10 Orig. 1895 Tennis Rockets.
gut strung -----------io.9u
~ ORIG. $50 Golf Irons. odds
and ends. step-down shofts. ABS
7 Orig. SOS ssdminton Rockets.
out strung -----------s.S3
Sporting Goods Shop,
Street Floor, washington
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Fomous Fox"
MopIe Living Room
Furniture

Al Win solid r,opss fronses.
I Orig. 1898 T~e-Ps. Ssiss.
wire cotton tapestry 1875
! osss. 1855 Tve-Ps. Ssiss.
blue ord red eo,tcn tapestry.
1885
I os,s. 1895 T~s-ps. Sssfs.
blue cotton tapestry 1898
Z Orig. $50 70 1876 sesss. vine
or wine striped cotton tapestry.
-. IS
! Orig. 44.ss Wing Chair. beige
cotton topestry 1875
Traditional LfriHr Room
Furniture. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Mems Hats

So Orig. 7.5oto 1000 nosionolb
advertised brands fur felt hots
RIGHT from our stock. Odds and
ends in sizes IA to ] ~ in mony
shades ard styles but not oil
shodes in every size ---3.s4
Men,s Hats, Street Floor,
Washin0ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
III Originally 5.s5
Jumbo Garment Boys
100

Grond protection for your clothes.
Keep your ~ordroos eieon ard
fresh in this roons ard ofsrccfise
ocrnens bog. 4S-inch Iencfh.
50 oris. SIS 81" Gssmsss ssss.
Jumbo sire I.S3
so or;s. $50 81. cssmsst ssss,
reculcr size ------------ LOO
~ ods. as So css~sst Bsss.
regular size --------t.o0
is ois. $50 IS" G-sa;ss Cor
mess Bsss i.ss
4 oSs. $50 So Gsms~s ssss
Tor eisssss --------- LOO
- or;s. as shes ssss,
s1 or;s. as 81 Js~bs ssss.
In siNeftone pctferr = -l.SS
d ov;s. SIS 81" Rssslss sissd
Gssmsas esss. IN silvertnre PCT
terri s.s0
si osis. As u" assssss s;ssi
Gssmesf osss. - siiversone poi
tern ~-~A - :. Ivy
3
= ov;s. As Blssasi ssss. .
silversone pcfserv1 I.O0
% Or. s.ss Lsssdsy -. =
silverfone pcttesn - i.0U
IS on. As 80 -. y ~
yesspns p0stses I0
Street E10ev. Ih4 Hechs Co
w6shtaGnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Men S Sportsweor

i4 Orig. 1888 Mems AiI-Weei
sport Stacks, pIeoted fronts, solid
colors, broken sizes ----3.99
III ORIG. $50 10 1885 Mems
Lens Sleeve Sport Shirts, broken
sizes -----------------<.SS
Mems Sport Shop. Street Floor,
Washington
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Dress Fobries

$50 Yds. ovss. i.7s pss~sssss
f;aisk sksAs~ ossss6y p6sts;
I'd. sss
400 Yas. Or. f.z9 se1 i.49
cimSAsm. ~cven ec~sbec caosc.
snrs1sred fc~ no rscws tssoo J
ressducl ssafsnkooe. I'd. SIC
500 Yls. osie. 80 - lbs
asuassss. rnsscrs, ~ocis, royors.
VI psiss
80 o.. rs = 1.Ss csses~
cse-oues. rsofessoi Tor sAssd
dswss, rsody 10 -. corpaess
WIN risreod, bussnns. to<sngs
srs-, pxes ], 4 ord 6 100
yebrse Center. Street Y1ocs.
Ths Hschs CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Housewares

rs osis. ass ufiiity csb;ast.
suifoble for cleonine supplies.
hook for brushes, 20-in. high,
100
20 o;e. 49, Geld ps<k csaasss.
oiuminum, holds I At. iors, lbs
Is osis. s.s9 Wsli css6sasss. for
kitchen Or both. white esnreied
nnesdI isSS
Housewares, Seuenfh FIo0v,
Fhs Hscht Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Traditional
Occasional
Furniture

, Orig. 1895 DrepIesf End
Tsbiss. Mahogany veneers and
hordwpod ----- ------3s.s5
Z Orig. 1895 Lamp TebIes. All
mahogany. Leather tops with
gold Ieof inioy 1895
8 Orig. 1895 coekteii Tsbles.
All mahogany. leother tops with
gold Ieof inioy ----38.95
I Orig. 1895 Cocktail TsbIe.
All mahogany. Leather top with
gold ieof inloy- ---2l.95
81 Orig. 1895 Lamp TebIes. All
mahogany. Leather top with gold
leof inloy -----------i8 1885
I ovis. 1895 Record Cabinet.
Mahogany veneers and hardwood.
1895
I Orig. 24.ss ceeksoii iTsbIs.
Mahogany veneers and hardwood.
1886.
Z Orig. $685. ceektei Tables.
MI 4UfOIlO901f = - - . '~'SS
3 Orig. 1885 End Tobies. All
mohoeony. Leather top with !
shelf ------ 1895
$ Orig. 1895 End Tables. All
nohoeony with Ieother tops,
1895
8 ORIG. 44.ss Well Console
Tobles. With ! drower. All mo-
hosony top, boIonee mohooony
finished hardwood ---. 1875
4 Orig. 46.ss Dropleef Tables.
Single .pedestol Duncon Phyfe
style. Mahogany veneers and
hardwood SS.S9
IS Boudoir Chairs. Traditional
club or Sweetheart book styles.
SNORT fobries -------l9.95
Traditional Occasional
Furniture, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Traditional Living
Room Furniture

4 Orig. 1895 kreehier Cherries
Of London chsiss. green cnd not
uroI cotton tapestry SeS
I Orig. 1895 ls~sos Chair.
vine royon r,otelosse. foorn rub
Der Construction 1915
I Orig. 1925 Club Chair. wine
royon n1otelosss. foon rubber
construction -----sS.SS
I Orig. 1898 Key Arm Chair.
green Antique" roycn sotin. SIS
I Orig. 1896 Asteehed PiiIe~
Beck Choir. grey cotton topestN,
SIS
I Orig. 1898 Ls~ssn soss.
chorsreuse naohcir boueIe 1895
Z Orig. 1925 kseehles Cherries
Of London Sofa. green ord not
uroi cotton topessY. cushionized
construction -----Sl*S
z Orig. 1898 Regency sosos.
wine royon moselosse. frinoed.
Sl5s
Z Orig. 1895 Lswsen Soto, red
nohoir boucle -----Si48
, Orig. 1895 Sofas With soom
rubber construction: Regency
in wine royon nnoteIosse; Lowson
in grey cotton topestry 1898
I Orig. 1895 Frinsed Lo~son
Soto, grey -------Slos
! Orig. 1885 Curved English
Club Soto. rose royon rotelosse,
1895
$ Orig. 1895 krsshIer APE.
Living Room Suite. grey rnohoir
boucle ------- $1,000 300
8 Orig. 44.s5 seiis Sweetheart
Chairs. rose royon sotin combine
tion <S.SS
s Orig. 6s.sS Wing choirs.
green and yellow Duron plostie.
1895
Traditional Lining Room
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Household Cleaners

5 oris. i.ss Esdsss tsssemy
DRY clssss'. 2 COL we
$ Orig. ia Tees pfsssssis.si
DR. cissass, COL ~ eSs
II Ore. see kssssis Mssh
pvsssss. for spfoyino clothes, 70
hcisfer VIC
~ os;s. 15e Esdsss sSssty
clsss, clecns ord pciishss ccf-
eeiosn Or chrome. ~. - iss
III o,;s. Lac O.. Esdsss ssssSy
Gaese - : > ps
! ORE. I.sS hsN essIsss Ia
Ssss sDss6y Close 4ss
. Ore. as Gsilsss gsSsss
Sess1y Case sSe
. oris. sc GaSsss ss,s- psiasA-
no Wsr Tor wood Or linoIsvtn.
a.
: osss. i.ss Hss Gslssas G.-
asss Wsx -.~--~-----Jss
Hoasesnayes. Ses~nfh FLOR,
TAs Hscht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Modern Occasional
Furniture

; Orig. 1895 ceIIesettes. Blonde
mahogany veneers and hordwood,
SIT
I ORIG. 1888 ceIIareffs. Blonde.
mahogany veneers and hardwood,
$e7
I ORIG. 1895 cellsresfe. Blonde
mahogany veneers and hordwood.
Si57
Z Orig. 1895 Lamp rsbIss. Sill
yer toned mahogany seneers and
hardwood ---------t4.s5
! Orig. 1895 ceekteil TebIs.
Solid birch ----------1I.95
Orig. 74.s5 End Tsbles. Solid
oak ----------I7.s5
I Orig. 64.ss End Table. Lined
oak 34.95
7 Orig. 1895 Corner Tebles.
California styled. Ash - $685.
Z ORIG. 1885 vsilsy csmmede
Fad Tables. BIeoched or cordovon
mchooony veeners and norwood.
1886
Orig. 1925 csekteii Tebis.
Oak with green Ieother inserts.
Io4.eS
l osis. 1895 Lesf and Right End
Bookcases. Adjustable shelves.
Birch SZ
Z Orig. 1875 End Beekesses.
LINED ook SIS
4 ORC. S4.ss Corner Beekesses.
Lined oak --------44.S5
! osis. 1886 Bookcases. 50-in.
wide. Yucca finished osh- 1895
Z oris. 1895 Closed Bookcases.
Silver toned n,ohooony veneers
and hardwood -----59.9S
Z osis. 1885 Fesr-Fess csb-
iaess. Cordovon or blenched mo-
hooony senees ord hardwood:
Drawer spoce. - 4x43
Modern Occasional Furniture.
Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Household Electrics

I osis. 1895 6sssssl Electric
BIsakss, sciied, single 1925
I osis. 1886 psdsstsl Fen, IL
~ ~ 1875
I Orig 1875 Fsssh-Aiss Fen.
2o-in., 3 speeds, oemonstrosor.
1896
I csis. 1880 Westinghouse fsa.
l6-in., 3 speeds, floor denaon-
strotof -----A-- Ss.So
! ORIG. $500 Eskimo oseillst-
Inc Fan, l4-lnch, , speed, 1925
Housewares, Serenth Floor.
The Hscht Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-21
Summer Furniture

Summer Furniture
I csis. 1850 Asmshsi'. white
enorel finish. green eftss.esess
betting -~~-~@~-~~ $50 '&''
! o,;s. 400 Side chs's. ~hsot.
tone sotfon ----is'sS
I ovis. $500 Modern chsi,.
corol ond brown ~"
+, ORE. 1850 Side chsi'. White
enonael finish. yellow cushions.
/, ORE. $3.50 csekssa rsbls.
lime, 5e-in. diomeies oioss TOP.
I Orig. $500 Desk. white eaecn.
e!ed ----~~-~- -1s.SS
I or;s. $500 Rsssss ss,v,ss
Tsbls, ~heo' finish wv
I o,;s. 5000 Sent Ash Series.
brown ord chortfeuse CUSHIONS,
1879
I os;s. zos.sS 3-pe. SsesssssI
sess, neutral rotton, chorseuse
upholstery - wv
Summer Furniture,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
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I Org. ss7 Nssssy, NcsFsss
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5 o-'s. $50 ssassy sssss.
Solid rsaAosonY ~~e-.e~- As
5 Org. ss,sS MirssA C ~7fA
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5 Orig. $50 10 Sis2 sssssses.
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40 90
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finished hardwood 1850 ss.ss
VII" -" a. &C
Senee'S '''' ''0'"
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Te'ee's GRO ''0'o
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s Orig. $40 prsssen. Mohca-
on, veneers ord hofd~cod 1898
o.;. x,os p,s..~,,. M,hoo.
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psnes f'oses
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Soup Dishes ------ 3se
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Dishes ----------- sse
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with covers W.
20 oris. I.ss 70 Zoo ssss,,.
WITHOUT cosS's
81 o,is. LOO TO ZOO vesetss a
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6 oris. 7Se 10 LOO Gravy bosf.
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"a Originally 1895
Record Cabinets
1895:

Beautiful mahogany veneered
cobinets. Holds up TO $50 rec
ords. z open shelves with Ovid
ers. 2ol7xl6 top.
50 orig. Use Empty Record Al
buns, imprinted with selections,
lo-inch size -------1Ss
20 Orig. los cIossieaI Records,
lO-inch 1890 $1,000 9oe
s Orig. 40 cIassieol Records.
l2-inch, some imports ----t.oS
IS Orig. 7se Records for Chill
dren -------- - Tvs
Record Shop. Seventh Floor.
The Hecht Co.