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Evening star., 1950-10-15

chances improved by waiting
until the first fiurries have
subsidized. Thus, there is a
trickling rather than a deluge.
which works to the advantage
of all concerned.
AS weeks pass you'll find
that jewelers. are ION the ball"
gifts from bride to groom
and vice versa. remembrances
for ushers and bridesmaids,
and wedding rings are all in
their field. Musicians, too,
offer their services. A man
on the telephone may prove
persistent about wanting to
display his imported linens"
And there Is an aluminium
company whose salesmen en-
Enthusiastically bake cakes In
any kitchens to which they
are admitted. Then, If you've
been worrying about outfitting
the small fry, relax-chtl-
dren's tuxedos may be rented.
Not all the mail carries a
local postmark. A bride-to-be
of modest means Is likely to
receive advertising from a New
York store featuring a 1855
wedding gown with a SOS veil.
A Buffalo firm sends material
about its line of reception
accessories" person allied
napkins, match folders and
"dream-on" cake boxes. An
airline addresses the groom
to-be lat the brides homeD to
recommend flying to a honey
moon destination. Speaking
of the man In the case. he
also receives mail. but IN
much smaller quantities.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

TALK about better mouse
L. traps, If you like - but
there's another way to get the
world to beat a path to your
door-the business world, that
Is.
Just announce your engage
ment.
II the announcement ap-
pears first In an evening news
paper, chances are you'll re-
ceive the first "nibble" before
the paper itself reaches your
home. Photographic studios
are particularly alert about
scanning early editions so as
to be the first to telephone
prospective brides. Within the
next two or three days mail
viii probably arrive from one
or two catering firms tthis Is
likely to be addressed to your
mother), an engraver, a florist
and another photographer or
so. Telephone calls come In
about equal numbers.
The first of the bridal books
will make It's appearance with
In about a week. These books,
the province of department
and women's speciality stores,
vary considerably in size and
scope, but essentially they are
compendiums of wedding eti-
quette. Nearly all contain a
timetable to aid the wedding
planner in handling details
"in proper sequence" One
book will probably come in the
mail, but in most cases the
stores bridal consultant in
vites the girl to come In and
discuss wedding plans and
Evening star., 1950-10-15


(tDho, for reasons that totll
soon become apparent, pre-
ters to remain dn0nymous)
KNOBS ,ohereot she tDrites.
She recently announced
her o,on engagement.
receive the book. There Is no
charge for either book or dis
cussion. OF course, the inten-
ton Is so to overwhelm the
bride-to-be with helpfulness
that she will turn her worries
and her buSineSS-over to
the bridal staff. But there's
practically no direct sales
pressure.
One Of the books. inciden-
tally. includes a batch OF
numbered stickers to be at
tached to wedding gifts as
they arrive. The idea Is to
write the name of the donor
after the matching number in
the book and as thank-you-
note time becomes available.
gift and donors name can be
linked quickly. One newlywed
couple in Washington drew
chuckles from their first din
ner guest when he discovered
q mo. 26" label In the gravy!
The fiustered hostess couldn't
tell, without referring to her
book, whether the gravy boat
or the ladle had that number.
One of the interesting
things about all the CONNER
cial attention Is its spacing.
While some establishments
want to be the first OF their
type to contact the newly
engaged, others consider their
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Calendar Art Contest Deud|ine Few Days Off

With the deadline only few
days off, entries for The Evening
Stars Fourth Annual Student
Calendar Art Contest are begin
ming to mount.
All pictures must be brought OF
mailed to Room 724, The Eve
ming Star Building, by April /.
After judging the pictures will
be exhibited in the lobby of the
Commerce Department Building
for two weeks, starting May Is.
Many thousands viewed the work
of the students in the previous
contests.
The six pictures judged best
will be used in The Evening Stars
1851 calendar, and each of the
winning artists will receive a
500 Savings Bond.
Rules for the contest are SIM
pie. The principal requirements
are that the pictures be in color,
that they be original, either from
observation or imagination, that
they were completed before the
graduation of the artist from high
school or before reaching the age
of 10. and that thew he certified
by the schools art teacher.
1t is preferred that the pictures
be in a size in ratio to a picture
16 inches wide and 20 inches tall,
Evening star., 1950-03-28
D. T.. 10 Sue 10 Evict
81 Still Remaining on
Site for New School

The District Government will
file eviction suits later this week
to clear out the last 81 residents
from some IS houses which are
being demolished for a new school
site.
The houses are located on Pierce
street, L street and Pierce court
NV. near the present Terrell
Junior High School A replace
ment for the ancient school build
ing will be built on the ground
later this year.
Paul Chalupsky, District prop
erty survey officer, made a per-
sonal inspection of the homes
yesterday.
He reported that sc families
have moved out of IS buildings.
Nine other buildings are still oc-
cupied by 10 families, numbering
81 individuals.
Mr.. Chalupsky said he talked
with all of the families and the
majority said they intended to
move soon. Several said they have
been unable to find any place to
move, he added.
Later this week. the District will
file eviction notices in court, he
said, to clear out those who are
still there.
One of the toughest problems,
Mr.. Chalupsky said, is presented
by the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Hough. colored, of 129 L
street NV, with 13 children and
no place to go. Mr.. Hough is a
disabled World War II veteran.
Another family has five chill
dren, all with measles. They will
stay on at least 10 days, eviction
proceedings or not.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

The medium is left to the stu
dents discretion.
The contest has the approval of
the Washington Public School Ad-
ministration. In the past, it has
offered the students, both an at
tractive goal and a public recog-
milton.
The lobby of the Commerce De-
partment Building has been used
for the exhibitions because of the
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Build a house
in your spare time?

He had no experience with tools,
could only devote evenings and
week-ends, yet Alex Ellenbacher
built a house for $500 that you
couldn't buy for $14,OOOl
April Readers Digest (now on
sale) brings you news of a new
"build-it-yourself" technique (uses
patterns something like dress pat
terns) by which folks without car
pentering skills are putting up pro-
fessional homes.
(Condensed fomf Futurs)
Getyour copy of the Digest today:
80 articles of lasting interest, con-
densed from leading .,oagazines and
current books.
Evening star., 1950-03-28
DR.. Surton to Speak

DR.. George Sarton. professor
OF history at Harvard University,
will lecture at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in the Library of Congress on
'The Incubation of Western Gull
ture in the Middle East
Evening star., 1950-03-28
ModriqoI Concert Tonight

The Madrigal Singers of WASH
ington-Lee High School in Ar
llngton, Va, will present con-
cert at $50 o'clock tonight in the
Central YMCA, 1856 G street
NV. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

Q few drops into your hair each day. Soon
your gray hair is the same color as the
rest of your hair. 1t happens so gradually,
20 subtly, no one need know your secretl
To maintain effect, continue using Kolor-
Bak when necessary. Millions of bottles
sold testify to its widespread use Guar
anteed satisfaction or your money back.
Get bottle today at any drug store.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

attention given the exhibits by
many persons from out of town
who have business with the de-
partment.
Evening star., 1950-03-28
Some Kitchen Helpers Never Grow Old
..tor an "Unseen Friend" keeps their beay unchanged

When Karen Rogers was born, Dad surprised
Mother with some new kitchen appliances. He
wanted to Tighten her work so she would have
more time with the baby.
When Junior was born, he bought still more
appliances. And he added to them through the
years.
Now the children are growing older 10. and
becoming kitchen helpers themselves.
The appliances, though, never seem to grow
old. Older in years perhaps, but not noticeably
older in appearance.
Today they look almost as new as the day they
started to Tighten housework for Mrs. Rogers.
The years of hard kitchen duty have scarcely
marred their mirror bright, chromium plated
surfaces.
What makes the plated surfaces so good.look-
ing -. 80 long-lasting?
Evening star., 1950-03-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
"GrayHair
AImoStCost Me
- My Job"

Gray hair can stand in the
way OF "a promotion, even
threaten the security of
your Job. Yet no one need
risk this threat. It's so easy
tnliSe < kolnr-Rak Lust comb
Evening star., 1950-03-28

The good looks come from the chromium
plating itself surface coating that is ever so
thin (only two 1OO,OOOths of an inch).
The durability comesfrom protective under
coating of Nickel, ''Your Unseen Friend"
This protective and unseen layer of Nickel is
many times thicker than the chromium skin.
For tests show that the durability of decorative
chromium depends most of all on the thickness
of the Nickel underplating.
Without such stout protection between this
surface skin and the base metal, the plated ware
would soon rust and stain. But with thick
undercoating of rust-proof, corrosion-resisting
Nickel, it takes rough handling with little
damage to its beauty.
So whenever you see high quality chromium
plating in your kitchen :. in your bathroom.
on your CAT. remember the beauty preserving,
friendly metal that is underneath and unseen.
Evening star., 1950-03-28
koIor-Buk

kMERlcHS LARGEST SELLING SOLUTION
FOR ARIiFicALLY coL0RlHG GRAY HAIR
Evening star., 1950-03-28

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1950-03-28

No wonder Nickel is called "Yonr Unseen
Friend."
To learn more about Nickel, "Yonr d..
Unseen Friend"-bov rs Produced
Wbat rs used 70, ,oday and .0bss re- W
search Is doing to make Nickel even OBJ, AH
ssetal tomorrow -spyas 70, s Md,J XN
copy Of "Tbs Romance of Nickel" h &aHa.Y
is trss. Wrss Dept 8lz, Nsw York 8S&4&ES18
5.N.Y
THE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY, INC.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE. kindergarten
and nursery school major with exp,
desires position Washington or VIC
inity laurel 232-M. 5"
ady dTng deslres sftee
noon with lady or children; speaks
both English and Spanish: pleasing
personality Call MISS GARCIA, LA.
nv e,7o94 tat after Il 100 eo,drad p:m children
their home. between and, yrs. Of
age o6 Mon. through Friday. Can
pAdrAPHoNE At I2t5 OPERATOR. expert
ESfa5iHTiiTvE EXECUTIVE sE6cRETAtRYf, fri member of
bar desires CHALLENGING position
where baskground sed IN nb
esss ns'ss %o s6sS
GIRL FRIDAY, 20, receptlonist. typ,
or GEORGETOWN area. Wo: 2o02:
GIRL, colored' experienced. van wants
@srEeri DHsrIEien WRAPPER a. sfG Or clerk HI. GAS.
WORK or maid in store; FIR. 1916:
NURSE. under graduate; companion
47s5' ' - u
NURSE, graduate, colored. hospital
trained; practical. doctors and pa
-tieatS refs. 10 yrs. exper. Ii. 3-554S.
~ So
NURSE tThae), trained. long exper.,
wishes chronic or invalid bed pa
tient; live out; reasonable. HI. 3494.
sECRETARY- -STENoGRAPHER. thor
oughly experienced. would like part
time position. Box 333-B. Star
sECRETARY, experienced. late forties.
capable, desires executive position,
or lobbying Box 327-B, Star.
SECRETARY. 12 years experience.
years newspaper work; desire 4-day
GRADUATE NURSE, will care for
children in licensed home. 1146 N.
Utah St, Arl. IA. S-4S93. -
Evening star., 1950-10-05
FIREPLACE, S35
2 TRAINS-LIONEL-$55
III d.O1Rd

FRIGIDAIRE; excel: cond.; sacrifice
FRiGfnDAIREs.. a dR GE, Leonard.
70 S75; Is 9TH st. ne. Ii. $4,000.
FERAsiiver fox OK Jacket; excel. cond.;
FUR JACKET-White fox. Size IA.
Reas,. PERI: cond. IA. 1918: Ii
FUR JACKET-Silver Fox, size IA;
cost cost s25o; O. woTn "p fey few times; sale
FURNACEWsinsie register. coal: cost
FURNITURE liv. rm. sets, 2 dinette
sets, 2 bedroom sets. rugs, lamps,
tables. drapes and misc. items. Apt.
FURNITURE-3s brand new bedroom
Select one Of these outstanding val
ses and spece savs up sns to So% beaend orig
suite, consisting Of large dresser,
chest and bed, NOW S79.e5. Orig.
and bed, NOW Sse'e5. orig. $3.50 s.
Apiece lined oak bedroom suite,
consisting Of Doubt dresser, chest,
bed and night table, NOW $269 95.
Orig. ,S229.95 3-piece blond ,mahog.
arsssep any 5edro9m Snns suite, consisting Of
S14395 Also "a other suites at
correspondingly low prices. Odd beds
as low as $S.95. Spacious chest of
drawers, $3.50. Also nationally
advertised bedding at bargain prices
EASTERN FURNITURE CO.. 500 H
st. ne. Open ewes, Monday and
Friday. till 9. 3
FURNITURE-Din. rm. suite, lO-pc.
walnut: wardrobe; desk; misc.
furnishings; must sell. Ia. 1924.
FURN.-Din. rm.. liv. rm., bedrm.
rugs. Westinghouse refgr.; Easy
washer. etc; must sell. WO. 4121
after pm. "a
Evening star., 1950-10-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 10th Busi-
clean, beaut. furn., also sgle. .
BEDRM:: n;Dsoa: pvt pvt; bath z closets. 8
TTnoows WIN nTiy. BeaItyrest' anityrs skfst, iaun-
Vicinity Amer Univ. PIX. Business
or professional woman. WO. 9431.
LGE. BEDRM. and bath. Q closets;
price, $50. 1889 Montague ct. NV,
GE 6U53 az day Sum-. after $50
ssoi ' NEW NTsshfhls fahalMspsH1RE AVE. NV
Lge, rm., dble bed in corner Diet.
gentle home; 20 min. downtown.
1929 MASS. AVE. N.w.-pouble. twin
beds, running water; Sc each week
1850 GiRARD ST. NV. SThe
Palmer House" Unusually nice front
single room; only $3.50 weekly. IS
dormitory: single beds, plenty closet
and dresser space; maid service
SIS EACH. Also. gentleman to share
JEWISH HOME. pvt. light. airy, COM
press transp.;, unlim. phone; con-
tinuouS hot water. GE. e244. -5
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE, 4th A.. close
to bath, has skylight, suitable for
artist; $50 mo-; gentleman only.
SINGLE. sSt srd H. H.. front. 2 windows
with Venetian blinds. fluorescent
light: $40 wk.; gentleman only.
,sses 5zs s,. kASDSLFH u ii SbI St. s;w.-N!ssly s
Near i car ar line. huH' &c. % s1se' S VI ~ o9'e
sos COLORADO AVE.-Lge, corner
rm;; adjoining bath. in home Of
1924 MASS. AVE. ,N;W.-Right down
MT. IT. ,pfEasASfMSio4 fi;as Sfe1isii 10th ST
next neX bath; suit; employed couple;
1927 Ss9 iRI; KENYoN Ni; ssfo' 81. N.w.-conven-
leon Month. TO- GSs Mo. iaesi g5so. mem $40 per
A NICE HOME-2024 10th st. NV.
Nice'y furn; singles, doubles; young
$500 End sT.-Master bedrm.. pvt.
2 girls; gentle home. GE. 1851. %
1O0G 18th ST. NV, across from
Statler Hotel-Large attrac. front
room. with water. for lady; reas.
9O5 WEBSTER sT.-Twin-bed rm.,
next to bath; for 2 girls; laund.
privil. pvt. home. ia. 1898. $
4115 CONN. AVE.-Large front single
room, pvt. oath; 500 mo. OR. 7494.
FRONT sGLE. RM.-1521 R. I. NV.
Also front efficiency; every conv.;
close to Govt depts. So
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS. and
apts. for rent. 1919 18th st. NV.
GEoRGETOWN-Men; double rm.;
So each; conf. beds. Apply 3124
LARGE 4 s RM. RM.. "a blk. of upper Coz Conn.
ave. Refgr.; middle-aged gentleman
OFF 10th ST.-Twin beds. for 2
gentlemen or 2 ladies': pvt. home;
large porch. HU. 1856. -6
1928 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. 2 blks.
from 18th and Irving-MaSter bed
rm.. private bath; for l or 2 girls.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 10th st, NV.
Single front room; semiprivate
bath; gentle family; gentleman. -5
EMPLOYED COUPLE, in refined Jew
ish home; large I'm. and adjoining
porch; good transp. 37l5 Woodley
rd. NV. Apt. 8. EN-. 2064. IS
IN CLEAN. QUIET HOME-Furn. in
4-post mahog. suite; unlim. phone:
S35 mo- EN-. 5932. %
@ ST., at 1Sth-Lge., attrac. rm.,
connecting semipvt. bath; hot plate;
$50. DE. 1856. IS
Evening star., 1950-10-05
RESTAURANT EQUIP,

RESTAURANT EQUIP.
Tables, chairs. bar. kitchen equip: 1st
class cond.; lease expires. must sell.
742 18th st. NV. IL
RUG, Oriental. exquisite. imported,
hand woven, Ispahan; In perfect
cond.; 11x19; $1,000. Can be seen
in Bethesda. OIL. 0670. OIL. 2720.
RUGS - Genuine imported Chinese
sorted sorted s, Sizes; 'aHe Excellent Ra'tsi Condition.
Dupont 1000, Ext. $50 for appoint
RUGS. Oriental all sizes; sarouks.
sARE RxlS Rte Rspssia aES$ $3.50 s4a3 open stb ewes
9x12; giving up business; must sell.
MRS. OWENS, 1900 18th NV. g.
RUGS 90. Masland sculptural, foral
design, with pads; rose, beige; 9x12;
peri cond.,, $500 complete; no deal
ers; also beige twist runners, p
long, S25. OW. $3.50.
RUGS. imported. Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing; 9x12. $3.50; Skill.
S34 30. other sizes proper. priced.
= MAYFAIR SHOP 1928 G st: NV,
small. very reasonable. CASSABIAN,
SEWING MACHINES. singer electrics;
sale or rent We also eiectrify all
makes sewing machines Open ewes
sEWiNG EVE an macHiSEs st CO nGf1
sale; take ADVANTAGE Of our spe-
Home Free. Westinghouse, Domestic,
Singer and Kenmore; slightly used
and new machines. OK. 1896, 291s
SEWING aSiSa 'TMdAcHNEs-Brand new,
$50 sold elsewhere for Si59. Con-
soles and desks at accommodation
prices. 915 10th st. NV. Elk. 6S44.
SEWING MACHINE-singer. electric,
or or best best offer. :i' oW. W. $3.50. 1850 '''e -2 go
SEW. MACHINES. Singer console. like
new $50: so. Singer port, like new,
$500; Rentals, repair SPECIALISTS
sEW1NG Ca MxcH1NEsrresdles ise nN NA 9adS $40
up. elec portables, Se4,50 up Big
discounts on new machines. We re-
pair and electrify Terms. Open
ewes. N. E. SEWING MACHINE.
sEWfNa IS1f Z nj ef HE Gear sale;
Home, lightweight portables. like
brand-new, beautiful console with
reverse stitch, darner; cost new $40;
our price, S129.50. We also convert
your treadle machine to beautiful
portable or console; $3.50 UP. 1912
SHOTGUN = Remington Sportsman;
automatic; 5-shot: excellent cond.;
S75. LO. 5-40S1. -6
SHOT GUN, Winchester, Model 81.
12-gauge pump. case and box of
shells; excel. cond.: S45. 4712
Wheeler rd. s.e.. LO. 3-S232. %
SHOTGUN. l.. c. Smith; like new:
day, FA. 1858; night, GE. 4OS4.-
SINK. AND CABINETS-Kohler cast
iron. 42", Enterprise burner gas
range. 21''. Practically new. S65
each. NO. 517S. -6
SOFA. solid mahog., antique, Duncan
Phyfe style. cover on seat worn; S75.
Call DU. S761. bet. & and pm.
SOFA-1 Solid Mahoganv Shelton.
needs recovering; S25. Call before
70 am: or after pm; phone
AP. 2172. -5
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe, wine; se5. EN-
1857. Is
Evening star., 1950-10-05
TOOLS
TOOLS
HARDWARE - MOTORS
AXES. SLEDGES. PICKS

AXES, SLEDGES, PICKS
Shovels, hammers. drills; 30@o guar.
savings, on finest products. 5000
other items from surplus and bank
rupt stocks. 1000 customers can't
be wrong. J.. H; GICHNER, 2513 NJ
NV, Elk. 1927. IS
TRUMPETS for rent with option to
buy. ST. 940n. JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G sts. NV.
TYPEwRITERs. portable. ell makes:
terms: standard; barg. CIRCLE.
TYPEIRirERnRoysI TYPE,SRhIiirRI lain poTtable, bort Ar
Ee9E6 model, new condition; $40. HI.
TYPEwwRITERs. Remington noiseless;
reconditioned; guaranteed: s39. rs.
rYRE%RTIhR, " y T7Iis.L I. G. Smith; , SPECIAL
rYPIwkhrERs, sls 11sh fti NV new and u,sd
buys in adding machines. CENTRAL.
2ol9 14th st. NV. HU. 6l21.
TYPEWRITERs. new and rebuilt;
year AMERICAN TYPEWITER CO,
sat Il cspsSs soSa9 st. ssss ssos9fe paafinH ineu
UNIFORMS, Naval oficer's. and over
coat size 81 short; call TIA. 1894.
UNIFoRM-Naval oficers'. about size
e.; a. peri; eond. and quality, s35.
vacuGM aci 6sis scLEANERs-clearanc.e .s sal.
perfect @ $3.50; nSei Universal dieS1sGld1 uprisht
with att, like new. cost sos, now
S35; also new cleaners reduced
S39,95; hurry. 3s12 Lee highway
ylStIS5j 1sS Wv. 'g?! sa5S' size $780, !" d Sic
WASHER. new. Bendix. Gyromatic
in original carton; list price
2 avail. DU. 1856 or LA. 6-92s2
WASHER, $50; Easy whirldry. fo1
WASHER. Kenmore wringer type: $
years old; excel, cond.; S25 or best
WASHERS FOR sALE--Also will rent
DowDs & pG ATS Ats cORn %ashsTs svs Can 81 NJ
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag wringer
WASHING MACHINE. new Speed
Queen. in good condition. Call NO
wAsa1NG WASH snser SAoHiNEs. Z P;ai up to 1S 4os
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Oper
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
l9l1 Nichols ave s.e LU 4-7000
WATER COOLERS. sale or rent; w
install JOHN @. WEBSTER. since
WATER aEATEks. ussd sale, 20.
90 gal: from SIS: guar JOHN
WIRE RECORDER with foot pedal
mike and earphones, new; 500
WAR SURPLUS HARDwARE-ASes
1927 GicHNER. a51s NJ St NV.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER deer
freeze, / l GU. it.; new. S379.75 plu;
tax. Phone Ashton 29S1. o an
$50 pm. Will finance. -
TO NEW HOME OWNERS-Are yoI
interested in buying furn. wholesale
direct from factory and save hun.
dreds of dollars. Buy now, save
Box ASIA Star
Evening star., 1950-10-05


OIL BURNER-Norse Fastemp. heats
3 or 4 rms. Good condition. Drum
included; $50. SH. OATS. -5
ORGAN-Old-fa fashioned Chapel type;
plays beautifully; $50. 4717 Wis,
PHoN6GRApH ISei - rrylon. portable;
cleo. suitcase style. stand. sp..; good
raoSSoGEAps fHoS hx iofs aEcosps r pm G vicsof e
Columbia. Decca, Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
ssses. ii spKTNo Snsi VALLEY DisIi EIEcTkis f!sts
SHOP 4S05 Mass ave n.w EN-
PIANO. steinway grand style NJ, like
new. The best buy in town. Your
dollars worth more at Rather s
PIANO, Wuriitzer spinet; attractlye
case design: looks and performs like
a new piano; S2a5; $25 down. $40
mo. KITS. 1880 G st. NV. -
PIANO, 5-ft. 10-in. grand. recently
55ecsodnditionedd; no dealers, Call At
PIASoMWill wi G.i Sacrifice Story and Clark
apt.-size grand piano. In practically
new cond. $500 Wo: 4416., IS
PIANO. upright: $40 If moved today
pIANo1Richmond Medium Upright
can 60 ipShes. 9o s.5seds : good practice H piano
PIANO, Whitney-Kimball make; baby
grand; excel. cond.; must sell; sacri-
flce. Call DI. 1856 for appt.
PIANO, Whitney, Baby Grand. per-
ts,d feet eond; nd $500 or best offer. Call
PIANO, Baby Grand. must be sold by
Fri; $3.50. OW. 9400; Ext. 326. ID
PIANC, haby grand, Kranich g. Bach.
5 .oot l inch. GE. 2427. g.
PIANO FOR SALE-Cheap; upright
mahogany nn13eY Auto-piano; o.isn. IN excellent
reconditioned grands that are in Al
Knabe. 5-ft.-S, mahogany. We sug-
gest you see. hear and play these
Instruments before you buy. We
also have a wonderful display OF
new Steinway grands in all the pop
ular sizes. Liberal allowances for
may be arranged. CAMPBELL MUSIC
co, HOS G st. NV, DI. S464. -
PIANO. Fischer grand, 3 yrs. old,
Mr.. WALDEN. ST. 1853. VI. 1922
PIANos-steinway and other grands
uprights small Knabe and Linde-
man, your choice. SIS; Fischer
Bradbury and others. PAUL COLL
Ssoi asergia ave Ap. 5eas from
8 to $50. Evenings by appt We
buy and take pianos in trade. g.
PIANOS-The new pianos we stocl
exclusively cannot be seen in an!
other store In this. city; Over. LOO
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PIANos--Members Of the armee
forces. Government employees, etc.
can save as much as 800 on new
pianos, in our store by ARRANGING
their financing through credi.
unions. banks or loan companies
ST. $500. PIANO MART. 1o15 9TH
PIANOS-only at Campbell Music Co
will you find such famous makes oi
| pianos as Steinway, Sohmer. Kim.
ball. Gulbransen and Gable pianos
Come in and let us show you these
wonderful instruments. Convenient
terms, liberal allowance for your old
1ios piaRo' G G. GAMPBEtd y Hl Ii sss4 MHs1c 60
PIANOS FOR RENT-With option tt
buy. -. Choose from new and useo
spinets and consoles. ST. o400
JORDAN PIANO CO.. 18th and
PIANos-we stock the largest seiec-
tion of new pianos in this city anc
types in great variety of finishe,
and styles being offered at specia
prices during our October sale. Be
sure and visit our store before you
buy. ST. 9400. JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G SITS. NV
PIANo-Story & Clark baby grand
like new; cost. S1,400; moving out
Of town; sell. 500. Call DU. 1873