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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19
PORTRAYALS Of FINER ARTS
PRESENTED TO CAPACITY HOUSE

With hundreds turned away
and as many more standing, the
main auditorium at Horticultur-
al Hall was packed beyond cap
acity Sunday, February 10 for
the 9th annual three day presen-
tation of Portrayals of the Finer
Arts and Span of Progress Elk
hibits of Art, Handicrafts and
Business, presented by Anna
Bobitt-Gardner, in commemor-
alton of the Race History Cele-
bration.
Langston Hughes, the guest
speaker, spoke on the general
theme, Some Missing Pages in
American History" pointing out
specific instances where the col
ored-American has shown a
matchless patriotism and an un-
comparable heroism in the cause
of America. Mrs. Mary E. Luck,
the historic narrator of the tab
leau scenes, gave a general out
line, which was followd by Lou
Use Parks, young dramatist who
excelled in her role of Harriet
Tubman, THE WAR NURSE" a
scene shown for the first time
depicting the forerunner of the
eolored War Nurse.
As special tribute to Langs-
ton Hughes, Herman CAN'T sang
one of the poets poems set to
music by the talented Sarah
Stancil, THE Negro Speaks Of
Rivers" Mary Brown, the well
known Boston singer sang the
Lords Prayer" in the open
ing scene. Music was furnished
by pianist, Cholerine Cravens,
the Aeolian Chorus, the Cante-
mus Club and the Evelyn Green
Gospel Singers; the accompan-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19

lists were Mrs. Helena Haynes
Mrs. Blanche c. Morris and Ger
aldine l. Moore. The Academy
Creative Dancers, did a medly
of Spirituals that were very well
received.
James w. Henderson wrote
and staged the excellent por-
trayal, assisted by Mrs. Carrie
Scatterwhite.
Preceding the program, Leon
G. Lomax of the South End Elec-
trio Co., 1027-29 fremont st.,
was introduced to present the
business exhibitors whose vari-
Gus booths were in two rooms,
and who made statements before
the mike"
The art exhibit revealed I'M
usual talent and was interesting
to all. There were two booths
showing books by Boston auth
ors, presided over, one by Wal
ter j. Stevens and Arthur FUR
and one by Rev. c. L. Miller.
The latter had brought out a
neat little volume of his verse.
Langston Hughes latest book -
"One Way Ticket" also on
sale and there was a good mar
ket for all the books. Miss En-
lily Elliott's first volume of verse
also came in for commendat ion.
On Saturday an Emancipation
Luncheon was served Assisting
Mrs. Gardner were Mesdames
Mabelle Scott, (information) /,
Nan Trap Display booths); JOS
ephine ]. Taylor (head hostess) F,
and Catherine Manning (tick-
ets).
Iist of booths and representa-
ton will be given next week..
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19

For his long service as organ
ist Of st. Augustine and st. Mar
tins Church, a banquet and
testimonial viii be given in
honor in the school room of the
church, Monday evening, Feb.
% for George L. Rufin.
Mr.. Rufin began his music ac-
tivly for the church in 1892
when it was on Phillips st. in
the West End, Since then he has
been organist. The clergy and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19

were children; and fitted shoes
to their children-and to their
children's children. In this
sense it is truly a family" shoe
store, for Mr.. Rossi has fitted
shoes to three generations in
dozens of families, and to humid
reds Of two-generations fam
lilies. Mr.. Rossi challenges any
shoe man In Boston to match
this unique record which speaks
SO highly Of the confidence
placed In his services by his
wide clientele.
This year viii be double
celebration for us" says Mr., Ros-
81, 'arhe celebration of our 50th
anniversary of my return
to business
i Chief feature right now is the
sale OF footwear going on at
markedly reduced prices inslaarp
contrast to today's high shoe
prices everywhere. This sale will
continue for several months.
!. Working side by side with him
i is Mrs. Rossi, who handles the
hosiery department, which has
o been fully re-stocked with wo-
: mems, mems and chlldrenl
= stockings since Mr. Rossi tool
IS over the store again
every day Il something 81
"a Eiix NJ tie ztsr
81 S. Old customers are feturainl
). to welcome back Mr.. ana Mrs
h Rossi. "A real old family re.
n union Mr.. Rossi calls 1t.
Z The store has been re-stockeo
:. with many new styles in mems
I women's and chlldren's foot
i wear, bought with the canny eye
: OF Mr.. Rossi. with an eye to ex-
cellent quality and bargain prices
that are attracting wide atten-
I tion for price-conscious con-
sulners.
ut looks like we're here to
stay" says Mr.. Rossi, adding
wryly, after all, we're a young
! and growing business"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19
Rossi Shoe Store
Marks 5oth Year

Just fifty years ago a young
man opened a shoe repair shop
on Columbus ave. Several years
passed an dhe had several men
working for him making fine
custom1made boots. Soon there
after the man put in a line Of
new footwear, and it was not
long before it became a complete
family shoe store.
Today, James Rossi is still the
same young man running that
family shoe store at 500 Column
bus ave. And this year marks the
5Oth anniversary of that store.
1t is virtually a landmark in the
South End. In fact, 1t is among
the oldest shoe stores, in terms
of continuous service, in the en-
tire city Of Boston.
A little over year ago, Nh
Rossi, though In robust gooS
health, thought he should retire
He sold the store and went int
retirement. But this abrupt sep
aration did not last for long. Re
! tirement was simply not III h
blood AS he explained III
would NEE I'D sas4s
the street every day. {Mr. RIOS
lives in the South End, too
They would tel me how niue
they missed having me wait o
them, and how they felt lost
when buying their shoes nov
What they didn't know was tina
I felt lost, too--that these OH
bones jast wouldn't have any
thing to do with retirement.
So just as abruptly as he sole
the business he as abruptly
bought it back. Today the old
Landmark is still intact.
Mr.. Rossi can't recall how
many grandmothers OF today
that he fitted to shoes when they
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19

( their relinquishing their nation
al charter rather than deny adj
mission to a colored student The
award will be accepted by James
Bandeen, president of the fra
ternity.
The other award will go to the
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology Chapter of Alpha Chi
Sigma, national professional fra
ternity, for surrendering its
charter in protest against ma
tional bylaw limiting member
ship to "non-Semitic members
of the Caucasian race" The
award will be accepted by the
fraternity's former present,
Schrade F. Radke.
Also participating in the pro-
gram will be students from Bos-
ton College and Brandeis Uni
versity.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19
NATION : WIDE CONTEST

The winner the nationwide vocal contest COLORED
AMERICAN NIGHRT AT "POPS", SYMPHONY HAIL,
Arthur Fielder, conducting plus one hundred dollar
scholarship offered by Of Bostons leading Conserva
tories of music An ARTIST BALL will be given the
ing Of the Finals as reception the
ants and as closing to the NATIONWIDE CONTEST.
For application write Anna BobttGardner, ClaremOni
Park, Boston 10, Massachusetts
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19

WILLIAM H. BROWN
Manager of the Theresa Hoo
tel, was one of the liberal
sponsors of the Carol Brice
Concert for Civil and Human
Rights sponsored by the Ma
tionaI Council of CoIored
Women recently. On behalf
of the management of the
Theresa Hotel, MIR. Brown
donated living quarters for
the staff of the Council while
in New York.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19
TO Honor OrgaIrist
George |. Ruffin

people of the church take this
means of showing their appre-
citation for his long service while
he is still alive. Fitzpatrick
Bros will cater for the BAN
quet, tickets for which are $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
GAS FURNACES

Coroaire Hl-Boys. Natural Gas So
900 BTU input; in original cases
complete with controls, Sl75; freight
allowed to Washington; gas restric-
tons in Roanoke cause this offer
s4as Re aaaaSse vi Ma9is.'isrs az Box
GAS LOGS, "A inches, s22. NO.
GAS RANGE. 4-burner. in good CON-
dition, $50. $3.50 Walnut st. ne.
GAS RANCE, tabl. top. $40. DE.
%ss SAs sss P e.. ~ sos sss ssnd ls47
GAS RANGE. hish grade, white
insulsted; n good cond. OF. 1913;
GAS RANGE: 4-burner: in excellent
sssasy9es sm stsqe: DAY .nS Sed shit, nte
metal bed with spring and mattress.
Gas sz zsss Ec' sSarn st c.lore Lux
G asyi In yr All ia d. $685. or best efder.
e a. i SzsdS III. Es ssss tabletop:
GAS RANGES. . $50; brand-nev, dis.
phous Ab st ssai se-in' or apt: size
GAS RANGEss, new and used; liberal
s5sf1s 81 s ga sR. DE- ss4a
GAS RANGES. oil. coal ranges. new,
used, ACNE STOVE CO.. Io1l 7th
Gas STOVE. Magic Chef. sa5; gas
water heater, 30-gal.. $40; all good
cond. 81. 1927.
GAS STOVE, cream enamel, GOOD
cond:: mod: $50. oW. 1858. 80
Observation-Disclosures, $3.50 up.
55th year. Carly. i Ises t .4fRat s.
G0LF--Part steel and bag. SIS; be-
gtnner's set. $40; tuxedo suit, sig.
Call Mon. night, ME. 4646.
GOLF CLUBS, matched set Of woods.
matched irons. putter and leather
G IF Can l,. IA in 771S: or,.,n.i cost,
sos; win sell for $50. Lt. S-1t24.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

bULLDOLER. Caterpillar diesel, D-4
selling for $500 or best offer: 1924
EHkNER. Silent Glow. model 500
excellent condition, complete with
controls. fan. 275-gal. tank with
spprox. 100 gals. Of oil; $l75. CHI
c Az Eau kitchen Md Bob base; in good
town, never used. ONE Msn sox iSon H.,
two 1Sx1s in oak librery suite
t.b,e;; chair and rocker. 81. 1850.
CALCULATOR. Marchan.. cleo, auto
recondttioned ana suar amt a:v si9b
c an HI Roll.t,ex, ressar s.5 lens.
PSasaliax sorr ssas excel condition;
CAMERA, Voitiander view. 9x12 en-
F4-5 with access; best offer. AK
CAMERA, Retina "a, never used, r::e
coated lens. coupled range finder
superior for 35 nm. color or black
and white. 500, or Retina l, never
VS. RSed F aiSo coated lends $40. Cal
movie. focusing moa antma Il o kH fsns
T FIN iasS s ssSs ssnd,Rn sA FL
eo rs 3 e. nw ME sss9 fresh
ShNASAhh~-k iokOS apliiC pdpef, lTcSll
date, large lot, postcard size: value
S65: special price. S35. TENDLER's
PAWN7ROKERS' SALES, 913 e
CAMERA, movie, mesazine. Cine
condition; sos. Ho., s573. 1873
Irving st. NV, Apt. .. =
CAMERA, F:5.3 Althax 1900 of sec
Kalart flash sunshade. filter. leather
case, No. and 3 portra lens. ali
type. CT film or plates. .revolyine
back, new. $40. Lens, Kodak anes.
tigmat S1z" F:4.5 Hex shutter zoo
sun shade. sos. AS Delafield place
CAMERA, 24x3A. Speed Graphic
ctd. f:4.5, RI, focspot, Holland
fash: Fl; "A, $50. WA. 1921;
CAMERA, S-mm. Keystone far lens,
Telephoto and wide-angle attach
msnsS; $50: WA. 1921: IT,. 6,
Comm, elmar. IA, PR1 meter.
finder, nash attachment; Fed. en-
larger, other accessories. dark-rm.
equip; $500 or best offer. Box
21s-z. Star. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CAMERA, Retina, II f:2 lens. coated,
German make, RI, c.pr.s.. leather
case brand new; bargain, S1"5,
cA mi ga Kline Exacta II. $1,000.
f. Biotar: no dealers. OW. 1895.
CAMERA. new Zeiss, case, 35 Tessar
lens, $75 or best offer. AT. 975S.
CAMERA. latest brand-new Super D
ix5 Graf1ex, with auto. diaphragm
Ektalite glass. cut film magazine,
etc. Sl35 cash. Owens 1898.
CAMERA, Bolex, H-16. with built
in fran counter; will handle sound
or silent film: eauipd. with 8 fine
lens. auto. fade device and :5-ft.
cable release $3.50 value: sacrifice
S"15 EN- 1888.
CAMERA-Leica. &c. coated FL Sum-
mitar lens. exc. cond., reas., Gil
CAMERA GUIDE free. Pay 9 to ls
mo. top photo movie eapt.. VI. guar
BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV. Park
FREE Pc. "434
CAMERAS. photo and movie equip
ment, new. used: 5000 items in stock
at Brenner's: every known make OF
model included; lowest prices on East
Coast; year guarantee: pay cash OF
terms t6 to Is mos. Trade in your
old equipment Ask for Brenner's
free camera guide. 7-hr. photo fin
| ishing: modern service shop, 81 yrs.
| experience. See tomorrow. BRENNEH
PHOTO CO. 49, Penna. ave. NV
Park free RE o434
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE

Turner's Furniture, 923 G st. NV.
are in a position to outfit your 3-rm
apartment for as low as s16g; You
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made In
our store. No finance companies tt
deal with. Turner's sell only brand.
new furniture and Guy only from
the best furniture factories in thi.
country. For the bedroom we will
give you a double bed, 5-drawei
chest and choice OF vanity or dresser
in walnut OF maple finish. for tho
living room yau get full inner.
surins- constructed couch and two
chairs. and for you kitchen, a 5.
piece Ginctte in maple or white ene.
mel finish. All three rooms out.
fitted fo- only S169. Should yor
have two-bedroom apartment tc
furnish. Turner's will outfit youl
apartment for as low as S24S. Shor
us before you buy and you will BIZ
amazed at the prices we have or
our merchandise. We are proud oil
our courteous service and quick de-
livery. Don't forget, liberal term.
arranged and no interest or finance
charges for credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

MACHINERY-Prac. new Delta 8"
Joiner, 6. /. 4. stand base. incl mo-
D9neh PRES srs w sideh t sJs
amp, portable, S65; grinder. Il.
Turner. 4; stand. incl. motor. $50.
MACHINERY-Kick press. Dumors
tool post grinder, carboloy chip
breaker, foreman's steel shop desk,
B: & s; permanent magnetic chuck.
M IA; INST TOOL CHEST toerst.
and misc. tools. All equal to new
and only Starrett and Luskin make.
Apply to Mr.. Johnston at apt. in
rear OF grocery store at Wilson blvd.
M fae ases Ri 4EL AE' xo; 1919 H.r
kelly mod; used 8 mos; excel. cond.
MANNEoUNs, ladies, and cash regis.
ter at sacrifice price. CHI. 1888.
as:ss. from 81 ss aS s sSstG ss m so
springs; $3.50. 47e c st. NV.
METAL SHEETS, stainless steel. alu-
m sopper tn sH. ap "a. formed IR1S
MIMEOGRAPH, electric, model 96,
excel cond..; also mimeoscope and
All accessories; reas. GE. 4070.
Tor duplicating, suit
able drugstore, luncheonette: sacri.
fcn SIS. CHI. 5000. Ext. 230.A.
MIRROR. rugs. Orientals,,. refrigera-
tor, pine cupboard, sideboard that
hides sink, chest OF drawers. no.
MIRRORS, tremendous bargain. 4
beautiful panels used separately or
1T over fireplace. also handsome
gray wood carved mantel. May be
Inspected sat. 10 to B; Sunday, to
4. 2l30 Fla. ave. NV, or phone
MOTORs-To 3 hip. in stock. Sold.
exch., rewound, repaired lgs. sizes
avail. Carly. 1908 14th.
MOVIE PROJECTORS, films, screens,
splicers, ETC.: top brands; easiest
terms. Bargains. Trade-ins. Guide
free, BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave.
,i nv; r, Psr sire free, Ga ,... n.u,a.,u
feeder, In excel. cond.; drums.
4-drawer-type cabinet, typesetter,
misc. parts and supplies. Box 99-J.
Star.
- Nawt pa1AN
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEDsPREAD, double. and > prs
Grapes. rose satin. TWO single petit
coats, for, beds and chair cover
! curtains, table lamps, pictures. EN-
BEDSPREADs, 4; for single beds. Alse
blankets for single beds. Cal
for informal ton. LII. 3-s362.
no. motor. S25; boys, bike, needs
fixing. So; boys Gilbert optokit
s.; USED matt +, good good coil 5es spring
BICYCLE, boys. sscinch, new condi.
ton; S25. EN-. 1888. i
BICYCLE, boys "O-in. sidewalk Roll.
fast. sood coond.; exch, for girl
G 70 579l M n; 10th ST. Arlington
BICYCLE. girls, Elsin, es.inch; very
good cond. $40. TU. 1854.
BICYCLE. boys, ns-in, lightweight
good condition; SIS. WO 06lS.
BICYCLE, girls, same as new, $50
BICYCLES. e6-in., boys and girls
SI5 ca. Ii. 3-67S7.
BlCfCLEs-Buy y9nr Xmas Ea bike nov
CYCLE STORE. 1911 Wis. ave. MI
ca; one. ao-in.. boys, sl0. PSI;
Myrtle ave. ne. DE. 71s".
Din 1SILS--All Sizes, new ana uSeO
$3.50 up We repair all whsel goods
PARK CYCLE CO. UN. 1900. =
BILLIARD and pocket tables and sup
plies, tennis tables and accessories
P p1yN1 1 ta5les SoNN B1LLIARp
BINocULARs. Leitz tGerman>, 10,
so. $50. Also 6x3U, 500. Both will
I cases; excel. cond. OR. 20Ss.
BIN ULARs, 7x35. lightweight
case, $50. TENDLER's 10 PAWN
IB3RRoR6EaRd SALES CO.. sl3 D st. NV.
BiNo l Si1Ia of sx5o coate,
ease Extra us vide tTe sd 9th " nes saes
Price s45. Phone HI. 5ioo s'i Ext t
BINOCULARS, B. & l., exso; coated
R PTeRsT f liks new Srs S35 HI HI. Also
hos. .pieees. twin ianb hed haDt box M sps
and matt; blue rug, chaise longuc
| sewing cab, sun lamps. 1854 vii.
| son blvd, Arl.. Va.
BINOCULARS, Carl zeiss, 6x30s. with
case. SIS, shotgun sgle. barrel
winchester. II gauge, good cond
B f,e Gs,1 s.. i 7Iso. car, ze,ss,
prewar lenses; 500 or best offer
BINocuLARs, sx4o. zeiss. good con
dition. with case. 500 TENDER {
PAWNBROKER SALES CO., 913 I
ST. NV, ME. $3.50
BLACKBOARDS, glass. slate or com
position, unframed or framed. 70
home, school. business or Govern
ment. WILK1NsoNs, Hu. Sol
80
BLOWERS AND FANS, exhaust ant
ventilating: res. and Industrial: al
sizes. GICHNFR. MA 1870.
BOILER FOR DRY CLEANERS.
| 10-H.P.. GAS FIRED. COMPLETE,
LIKE NEW; WILL SACRIFICE.
| HI. 300 EXTENSION 620.
MR. SCHWARTZ. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
BARGAINS! BARGAINSi

BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Sgle. bed. complete with innersprins
matt. and coil springs, S26: DRESS
ers: 50. 80 up; chest of drawers.
over hundred pcs. to select from
student desk. On sale at our Ar
'tnston store, !2601 wilson blvd, y.
Arlington. Va. ia. 2-1116.
CO., Don't Make . Move without
Calling Smiths" 81 =
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+! COLOR PRINTS !!

Get beautiful COLOR PRINTS! Gin.
ally advertised by "Chinacolor, -
Made from your Kodachrome. Anscc
Color of Ektachrome transparencies
Wallet sizes, csc: mounted 4x5. soc;
SKI. Sl.75; Sx10. SO. Min. order
81 (2fe taxi. 3-day mail service
Free price list. "CHINACOLOR
LABS" WASHINGTON II, D c
COMFORTER. Westinghouse. cleo,
rose, $50, new. unused. vi. 7406
after 10 am. Sunday.
CORNET, King Silvertone, Sterling
bell; same as new: with case. 500
ROSSLYN LOAN CO., Rosslyn, Va.
CHI o200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

COATS-Fur Jacket. size IA: cloth
coat, mans overcoat; size 3S; good
condition. Call DU. 0O61.
COATS-Man's covert top coat, size
80; perfect condition: $40; woman's
perfect condition: sos. AK. OLD.
COATS-Black Caracul fur coat. size
IL. fine cond., SIG: black needle
point with mink collar, SIS. Call after
IL noon. 10. 2-2221. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

BOOKCASE. books china closet, ma
hog dresser. old pitcher and bowl
BooKclAsE. solid oak. Call IA.
Bo sSns1 .,s sold %shsssRy hang q
length; S65. DE. 1904.
BOOKCASES. mahogany. single doors.
54x30xl2; knee-hole desk. 8 draw
ers; barg, today. CO. 1875. Wk..
plndl2 i4th st. nv. -.
for once or home: reas. Today. CO.
1925; wk- Ill. l4th NV, DI. 1872.
BOOKCASES and cabs. custom-m made
and installed to modernize your kit,
liy; I'm; and den; free estimate.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, doll car
riage. vacuum cleaner. Argus A.
enlarser, radio, National Geographic
magazines. 1873 Carroll ave. Ia
koma Park, Md.
Libraries. Of three new estates Of
several weeks. Wide variety. &c to
SOC per book for quick sale. Small
special lot, T5c each. ESTATE BOOK
SALES, 1907 H NV, 3rd floor
Sunday and Monday, noon to 10
BOOKS Book of knowledge, 90
s s9iqmes S y1G gods sn o e9nci ss en-
BooKs-Journey's Through Book
land. set tfor children, practically
new, cost $50, sacrifice S14. TIL.
Doors, lady's beautiful western. size
BOY SCOUT CAMPING equipment
Sleeping bag; nylon tent. used once.
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TURNER'S
923 G ST. NV. MA. 8l57

bed. also chiids crib. RA. 1851.
BEDSPREADS, all hand-crocheted,
double-bed size; never been used;
SIS. OR. 1858 Monday bet. 9 and
pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-30

FRIGIDAIRE, o CT. it.: 4-burnel
M N i Chef gas range. slightly y IS
FRRiiGfpAiRE. 8 cubic it. exceiien'
r fSDais!9n cu II sIb0s MACHINE. E,ec.
troccFreeze model 25, used. Cos,
LER's DUTcH Il TAVERN Rockville,
Md. Rockville 1920.
FUR CAPE. sealskin. medium size,
Chest ese enf 81: $685. sssSstaF'al desk ehl'0-
seldom worn: priced low. DU. ,4642
FUR COAT. Silver Blue muskrat; like
new Size 1914. Price. $500. 81
FUR COAT. gray. Persian lamb. SIS;
l sIefs.s'f 10. s ssss Ve''e' suit 20
FUR COAT, beautiful black Persian
lamb. loose fitting. latest style. worr
Twice Twice; sost 5000. will sell to bes
one who wears only the best: sac ri
nee; must be seen to be appreciated
Fur COAT, combination muskrat and
R R,ek; SIS ysSi odd $780, P Phone
Fur coAT. China mink. beautiful,
FUR COAT. lovely mouton lamb
S worn twice; viii sell for less thar
FUR COAT, beautiful nutria, size
d41l6, finest quality and style. OR
FUR COATS, black Russian, Persian
lamb, size IS. OW; 1857.
pegfeet; 81. d. Sl94;
Ace. $s5: child's white fur coat
hat. mum, never worn. So. 2-3. $25
FuR COAT, sealina, medium size
excel. cond... sacrifice, $25; fur piece
f1ass sW s Of sssu ~ sHf f Oxss
FUR COAT. black Persian lamb, full
dttion. Can RE. e70o. Ext. 7ss4a.
FUR COAT. gray. natural dyed
Chinese kid. purchased 70 mos.
Sac Soo1 coat ss R RfH ne saf Can AS
1904 Oct. 80 bet. 10 am. and 2
pm. Good bargain prices.
e: excel: cond.; price; $3.50. Cali
FIT e. Goa sHd Seal p CO s2c. SsSs condition
size 10. $40. Dresses. size 12, excel.
Apt. 1906, or NO: ss47 til s pm:
FUR COAT, Mouton, late style. like
rev. $3.50, RossLYN LOAN CO.,
Fur 1is' GOAT Ea no Gh Isq Back mus.rat.
cost $500; new cond.. size 1o-14;
FUR fnsS COAT, SIZE IS, like new. will
saerifiee. Call 10. 3-s644.
FUR snad C cSna;,o China mink SIZE ls'
FUR CoAT; Laskin mouton lamb,
FUR COAT-Best quality. full lensth,
Hudson seal purchased base vs on Eifsn
priced at $3.50 or = Reasonable Of:
fer; no Federal or sales tax. Call
Fur 1R' C SKI; black coney. perfect con.
dition. $24.s6; E0ssL IsId LOAN
r 81 d ESs;yn mu vs sH n sse Condition.
unredeemed pledge. $3.50. ROSS
LYN LOAN CO., .Rosslyn. Va, CHI.
FURs, One Persian lamb coat size go
3s. $40; one skunk cape. stole effect
in front; $40. oE; 4395: .
aa tsd e sat Size s1 f. erSxh so
inches. beautiful oceiot collar snd
cuts, incl. ocelot hat to match, sos.
1R 37S3 Sea M9n bet ;dsoa and ID D Pm;
and white faced silver fox Jacket.
Both in excel; cond. Reasonably
FURS, silver fox: cape. Persian lamb
Goat; black winter coat, y length.
FURS-Pair of silver fox furs, In ex-
cellent cond... perfectly matched.
$29b; will sell for $50. ME. 054o'
FUR JACKET. silver fox. very good
condition; sacrifice; medium size.
FtR JACKET. silver fox, Ice. new
,y sald fe ssparsssy s's of fof es ses Can
FUR SCARF, skins, Koiinsky, pur-
chased Capital Fur Shop: very good
condition; S56. NO. S670., r