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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
Nome High School Wins Sportsman- ship Trophy
Continued from Page One)

selves to play their usual style of play.
 Nome High School walloped Valdez, Wasilla, and Kodiak NOE ntheir earlier games. Despite the fact that Nome lost the tourna- ment championship reports indi- cated that Nome was on par with Class A teams and many people would have been happy to have seen Nome in action against Sew ard, Anchorage or Fairbanks.
 The sportsmanship trophy was awarded to the Nome High School team on basis of their fine con- duct as players and as guests of the City of Anchorage. Special recognition was given to the team players for their excellent con- duct in the Anchorage and Parson Hotels.
 Three players from Nome High were given All Tournament Class B selections. Harold Bell was named to the first team; Clarence Willoya and Gilbert Ozenna were named on the second team. Bell was also voted the most valuable player of Class B selections. Ozenna, freshman, moved him. self into the limelight by his per SiStent speed and agility. Clarence Willoya, in the opinion of Coach Urick, did an outstanding piece of floor work that ranks as one of the most commendable through out the tournament.
 The team did well for the sea son. In any league, 18 victories and two defeats is excellent. Coach trick and the team has ex- pressed their appreciation for the wonderful support throughout the season and hope that in the forth coming season, with the loss of one player, Nome High can dupli- cate their performance of this past season.
 Coach Urick Named on Western Alaska Athletic Association At meeting held in Anchorage during the basketball tournament Coach trick was named on planning committee to work up a constitution for the Western Alas ka Athletic Association. This is the first of many steps that will be in progress in order to expe- dite the solutions to the many problems which are encountered in athletics and physical educa- ton of Western Alaskan schools. Bill Zahradnicek, superintendent of Palmer High and Coach Car penter of Kodiak City were also named on the committee by the first president of WAAA, Gordon Duffy, Principal, Anch orage | Schools
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01
STORY OF BOLD NEIGHBOR TRUMAN AT BANK HARDLY SIMPLE FICTION
Cleveland, Ohio, Plain Dealer)

Cleveland, Ohio, Plain Dealer)
 Will the reader pretend that he has an obscure neigh bor by the of Harry Truman? And will be pretend that neighbor Truman has decided he must borrow money decision which many of us ordinary folks have reached at times in the tempestuous course of life?
 Neighbor Truman we're going pretend, steps into the bank apply for the oan and we're going to have the privilege of observing the transaction.
 q want to borrow $5O0," says neghbor (Now most will anticipate the next few questions having been through it.)
 Do you have any debts at the present time?" the banker inquiries.
 'Yes," says neighbor. q owe the bank at this moment about $25,8OO"
 What is your annual income, MT. Truman?"
 Il have take-home pay amounting to S3 1oO a year, says he.
 'Hmmmmmm" the banker hmms He at once is sus- picous of the clients ability pay the old debt without $500 added. And aren't his eaveSdropping neigh bors suspicious, too?
 But the banker gives allowances for unforeseen cir cumstances So he asks Mr. Truman Do you think you will be able to large portion of your income this ness?'
 "Oh mo-" Neighbor Truman replies to the surprise of the banker, and the neighbors listening in My sary living expenses this year will be S425O. I'll be forced to spend more than earn
 Pardon me-, the startled banker nterjects. Do you mean that owing already amount that constitutes times what you'll take in during year. you're going to spend more than you earn?"
 That's right" says Neighbor Truman. You must provide tuition at private schools for my children must help poor relative set up a new business in which he's going to lose money for long time come. "JuS what kind of business is that relative going to sink your money in?" the ncredulous banker asks.
 "Why,'' says Mir. Truman, 'he's got wonderful hu- manitarian idea. He's going to sell milk to the Hotten tots at price they afford to pay.
 But just those things won't eat up your whole in- come this year, will they?
 'No, but that isn't a says Mr. Truman. q am build ing security for my children by putting price supports under them My boys sell newspapers to the neghbors at nickel apiece but give them extra nickel. My daughters make lamp shades which they sell for $5 but don't think that's fair price, give extra $2 for each they sell Besides, my wife wants televison set"
 The banker steps aside to get his breath. Here's a fellow who owes more than he repay if he lives frugally below his income seeking to borrow still more, and at the same time bodily proclaiming his nen ton of carrying out fantastic moneyspending schemes. What will the banker do?
 Will he lend the money? It's silly to ask the question.
 This scene is not fiction It constitutes faithful production of the program set forth in regal solenty by President Truman of the United States Harry s. Truman. Multiply all figures by 10 million and you have the Truman budget his plan of government, the governments income and the governments debt
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-01

the taxpayers, which is to say by all the people, Who in his right mind, would voluntarily sign note of such profgate spender?
Evening star., 1950-10-15

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thoroughly eIeonses the skin. Il gently
eases owoy the dirt and dust thot
lodge in HE pores and contribute to
she vnsighhiness Of bIoekheods and
enIorged pore openings.
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quickly relieves every troee Of dry
ness and floking-it leaves the skin
soft, smooth and eleor.
: Lody Esther 4-Purpose Foee Cream
works with notvre in refining The pores
1T leoves the skin delightfully."- fresh.
Astringents ore no longer necessary.
a Lody Esther 4-Purpose Foce Creom
gives the skin q smooth, veivety finish
provides q perfect non-sticky bose
for your powder and your moke-vp.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
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Evening star., 1950-10-15
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smooth. fresh. yovns-looking. Is one creom-
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Evening star., 1950-09-28
C17E5e

; Bobies' Troinins chsir Psds.
Were 81. Now ------~--39e
4 High Choir Peds. waterproof
print. 2-pe. Were Sl.e9. Now.
Sse
IS Rubber Sheets. BY fomous
moker. Were 8ec. Now --2ee
z Hondmode Crib Sheets end
PiIloweoses. Set. were 4.e9. Now,
2.o0
4 Bodies AII-WooI Sweoters.
SoiIed. Were $2.ee. Now, 81
80 lnfonts' Hets. Corduroy.
Wool. Were $l.l5. Now, 69e
Is Rubber Hot Woter Bottles.
Boby size. Were sec. Now, 3se
8 Tots BIouses. 3-6. SoiIed.
Were $2.ee. Now ---$i
l6 Wool Skirts. Were $2.99.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8 Royen coet and Bonnet Sets.
SoiIed. Were $7.9e. Now 81
coot and Logging Set. Girls.
Size 3. Wos $lO.e9. Now, So
8 Gym Suits. l-pc. bIoomer style.
Upper. Green. Were 500. Now
S9e
s Cotton Knit creepers., Were
$l.5o. Now ---69e
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28

Drastic changes have been
made in the rules for the 1851
Soap Box Derby, according to
Howard P. Bailey, member of the
National Rules Committee, who
returned yesterday from Detroit,
where the committee met to re-
wise the regulations.
Most important changes are
those intended to equalize the
racing among boys of :. various
weights and to restore the racers
more nearly to the Soap Box
Derby idea. In recent years, the
tendency has been too strongly
toward what Myron E. Scott. ma
tional director of the Derby, terms
submarines on wheels"
Next years racers will be broad
er. the drivers will sit up straighter
and, most important Of all. the
total weight Of all boys and cars
will be more nearly equal, no
matter how small the boy who
makes the racer.
The rule forbidding the addition
of weight to a car has been elm
mated, and boys will be permitted
to build in as much weight as they
choose, so long as it is firmly faS-
tened to the racer and is not OF
cement or plaster. The only limi-
tation will be that the total Of
boy and car must not exceed $50
pounds.
Another change is intended to
benefit the 15-year-old boys who
grow rapidly and find their beam
connot be contained in the mar
row cockpits of the slim racers,
which have won most of the re-
cent contests. The new rule pro-
vides that the racer must be Is
inches wide, outside dimension,
at the cockpit. Smaller boys will
be permitted to build wind deflec-
tors inside the cockpit if they
find the new minimum width sets
up air pockets.
Illumination of the body of the
racer, which was barred this year,
again will be permitted. giving
the light boy a chance to build
In extra weight to bring his racer
up to a point where he and the
car will weigh $50 pounds.
The total allowable cost of a
racer, exclusive of wheels and
axles, is increased from Sc to
$3.50, which figure must include
the cost of steering equipment.
All metal springs are barred
under the new rules, because the
inspectors reported that most
Evening star., 1950-09-28
n1Yx Snaps !

20 Knit Soto Slip Covers. Reg
ulorIy Se.98. Now - $500
80 pr. DispIoy Curtains. SoiIed.
Reg. Sl.e8 to S5.98. Now,
pr. 79e to S3.sS
40 pr. Paper Dropes. Regularly
98c. Now -..-- pr. 39e
20 pr. PIostie Dropes. Wine.
Solid color. 2H2 yds. long. Reg.
o8c. Now pr. 39e
8 Custom Made. Choir Slip
Covers. Regularly S2e.e5. Nov.
SASS
z Custom Mode, Sofe Covers.
Regularly $4e.e5. Now SASS
$50 yds. cretonne Remnonts.
Reg. SOC yd. Now ----yd. 2ee
100 yds. curtoin Materiol REM
nonts. Reg. 49c yd. Now yd. 1se
100 Knit Sofa and Choir Covers
los isl. Up to S7.e8. Now $1.es
II MetoI Venetion Blinds. Odd.
Regularly S3.e8. Now -$z.4s
50 36x7o lrFesuIor Window
Shodes. Reg. If perfect $l.98.
Duplex, green and white. Now,
100 3ex7o Fiber Shades. Reg.
6oc. Now SEE
Evening star., 1950-09-28
HOSIERY

4S prs. Full Fashioned NyIen
Hose. If perfect. S2.25. so
oouee. IS denier. Sizes sK7 TO
l0H7 in the group. Now. $l.oo
1o8 prs. chiIdren's Hose. If per-
feet, 39c and 4oe. Mercerized
cotton. MiII-mends. Broken sizes.
III prs. Full Fashioned Hose.
II perfect, $3.50. Block pointed
heel and black seams. lrreoulors.
Broken sizes and coIors. Now,
7se
56 prs. No-Seom kyIon Hose.
ReeuIor $l.35. 400 needle
IS denier. Perfect quality.
Broken sizes and colors. Now.
SSs
50 UmbFelIos. Sturdy frome COW
cred with oeetote in solid and
pIoids. Assorted hondles. Reg.
$3.o8. Now -------$2.98
36 Misses PIossie Roineoots.
S-M-L, in group. Seconds. Reg.
81 .o9. Now -------9Se
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
NEWS K11iGIIdin3iS

81 Mems Ties. Neat potterns.
Checks. PIoids. Royon and
wash ties. Reg. Csc to ST.. Now,
l5e
Al Mems Joekets. Sotin back
twill or fine poplin. Small sizes
only. Reg. S3.e5 and $4.e5.
Now Sl.ee
So Famous Brond Dress Shirts.
Sonforized. Fost color. IA to Is.
Reg. $2.e5. Now --Sl.s5
81 All Wool Sleeveless Sweaters.
All first quoIity. Sizes S-M-L.
Reg. 81 .o5. Now .--- 88e
18 Mems Blanket Robes. Choice
Of eolors. Broken sizes. Reg.
$3.o5. Now ----$2.55
So Mems Athletic and Tee Shirts.
First quality. Broken sizes. Reg.
85c to $3.50. Now 59e
II Mems Gorters. All eIostie.
Choice Of eoIors. Boxed. Reg.
soc. Now 29e
81 Mems BoIbrisson Drawers.
All elastic top. Small size. Reg.
$l.l9. Now 44e
50 Mems Briefs and Tee Shirts.
Small sizes only. Slight irreeu-
lors. If perfect, 49e and SOC.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Rules for 81 Soap Box Derby
Revised to EquoIize Racing

springing systems at Akron were
of such a nature that it was obvi-
Gus they could not have been
boy-made. While shaping and
drilling at machine shops was
permitted, the cost normally
would eat up too great a portion
of the allowable $3.50.
The steering wheels must be
brought out from under the hood
into the open cockpit. The wheel
must be above the level of the
drivers knees and no farther for
ward than his knees when he is
in driving position and when ap-
plying the brakes. This will tend
to force the drivers to sit up
straighter. Boys will be per-
mitted to tape their sleeves to
prevent air pockets.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
|7I!Il!E19]33|Es|:s|1|i|

1853 prs. Fobrie Gloves. Good
selection. Broken size ranges.
Reg. ST. to Sl.e8. Now 4se
8S prs. Leother Gloves. Some
soiIed. Sizes s to IA. Not all
sizes in all styles. Reg. 1928 to
$3.50. Now -$l.27
800 Mems and Women's Hand
kerehiefs. Many styles. Were
l8c to 25c. Now - lie
$50 pieces, Flowers. Neekweor,
Squores. Many to select from.
Reg. SOC to 81. Now z7e
20 Hondboss. Fobries and Ieoth-
ers. Colors and black. Reg. S..
Now ------PIus Tex 81 .SS
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28

Z Bronze Finished Toreheres.
Damaged. Sold os is. Reg. 1898.
s Chine Table Lomps, and
Shodes. Shodes soiIed. Reg.
$l4.9s ond $16.o8. Now 50
I Piess Gless Mirror. Small chip
in corner. Sold as is. Reg.
$lS.9S. Now --$l0
Z Gold snd Onyx Floor Lsmps.
6 way. shode. Floor somples.
Were $4e.es. Now ---$I9
- Lamp Shedss. Assorted sizes.
SoiIed. Reg. $l.es to S3.e8.
, prs. Beudeis Lamps and
Shodes. Pink and blue china.
Reg. pr. $l4.e6. Now Pr. $5.ss
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
LINGERIE

8 Pure Nylon Slips. Blue, moize.
tailored or lace trims. 81, "a.
Reg, $500 and $4.9o. Now,
Sl.es
~ pr. Poiomos. ToiIored. z
piece, contrasting trousers. 81
to 40. Reg. $500. Now 99e
rs Cotton Crepe Poiomos. |
ond 2 pc. Shorty styles. PosteIs.
81 to 38. Reg. $3.50. Now,
SLIT
100 Cotton Pettieoots. Extra
size. Ruffled bottom. Postels.
Reg. $l.3e. Now 99e
so Snusfit Ponties, Nude.
SmoII and medium. Reg. 79c.
S$raa& EInar
Evening star., 1950-09-28
R31G3N

ITO Two-Woy Stretch GirdIes.
Slight irrees. Pink and white.
Small and medium. Reg. 81.
Now ----------3Se
800 UpIift Bros. Pink. nude,
white. Nylon or cotton. 81 to
38. Reg. ST. Now -- 27e
Al Detachable Pontie GirdIes.
Slight irreeulors in nude. Small
and medium. Reg. S1.4e. Now.
39e
IA Elostie GirdIes. Extra size.
Front boned panel. Reg. ST 80.
Now ~ 79e
II Heavily Boned corseIettes.
Front clasp. Book Iooe. Size "a.
Reg. $500. Now -99c
Cx.~>S EIaa.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
STATIONERY

IS School Bags. Regularly $3.50
and ST. 90. Now ----59e
IS Lunch Boxes. Metal. Reeu-
lorIy ST.. Now ----3se
7 Ape. BIotter Sets. Slightly
soiIed. Reg. $l.9o. Now 9se
~ PIosfie cenosto Troys. Reg
uIorIy soc. Now -- 2se
Bond Box. Slightly soiIed.
Regularly $3.50. Now --$1.2S
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28

5{I3

40 cords, Novelty Buttons.
Values to ST.. Now lse
IS PIostie Window Curtains.
Regularly ST. Now 39e
IS PIostie Shower Curtoins.
Regularly ST. Now 39e
To- 4-oz. Hank Yorns. Regularly
$l.25. Now -------- 39e
so pr. Bone Knitting Needles.
Reg. 25c. Now -- -l0e
IS pr. Plastic Knitting Bog
Hondles. Reg. 7oc. Now 39e
IS Ironing Board Pads. Regu-
Iorly Sl.2o. Now----59e
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
j3!!sl;15

100 Lip Sticks. Disc cose. Reg
uIorIy ST. Slightly soiIed. Now,
l9e plus tox
IS Showing Cream. Jor or tube.
Reg. 35c size. Now ---lse
18 Liquid Hair Remover. Reg
uIor 25c size. Now l9e
IA BreathoIctors. SoiIed. Reg
uIor 81 size. Now -l9e
20 compoets. Regularly 81 .88.
Now 39e
80 costiIe Soop Shampoo. Reg
ulorIy 3oc. Now -----lSs
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
jy:iEll5

IS pr. Reyon Gobardins Trousers.
Grey, blue, brown. Broken sizes
28 to 46. Reg. $4.eo. Now $z.4s
80 pr. Dark Fall Trousers.
Stripes and mixtures. Many
pleoted and with Upper. Broken
sizes 28 to a.. Reg. $500.
Now @S.SS
FL.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
SWEAR

200 pr. Boys Hose. Were 5 for
81. Now ---6- for 81
70 Boys All Wool Sweaters.
Were 69c. Now -- Use
II Boys Shirts. Were ST .98.
30 Boys Corduroy Knieksrs.
Were $4.4e. Now ---$I.49
100 Bennis Hots. Were 88c.
IS Blue cheveit Suits. Were
$l6.e5. Now ------$7.es
- Boys Cotton Shorts - zoe
IS Wool end Reyen Sieeks 40
10 Boys Eaton Suits and Sport
50 Boys Gebordine ond Cord
usoy Shorts. Were Sl.o8 to
S2.96. Now SO
so Boys Western Shirts., Were
81. .e8. Now ---$l.ze
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
DRESSES i|;l1Sa

81 Block Cotton Dresses. Wosh-
oble. Sizes a. to 81. Reg. $1.99.
Now ---------I4e
3 Evening Dresses. Pastel coIors.
Sizes l2-14. SoiIed. Reg.
SlO.o5. Now -----$Z
Serond FIooY
Evening star., 1950-09-28
slsEII1:IIY

5 Unfinished Bookcases. 36"x
25"xo w. Were $ll.95. Now.
Ss.ss
I Corner Unfinished Bookcase.
36"xl9"xeh". Was 5000.
Now w-----~---$6.ss
S Unfinished Bookeeses. 3e"x
23h"xeh". Were $3.50. Now,
S6.sS
Z Unfinished Bookcases. 36"x
32"xoh". Were $l3.e5. Now,
I Unfinished. 5-prawer Chest.
4oh" x 23H1" x l2". Was
$l5.95. Now -----$ll.SS
I Unfinished. 4-Drawsr Chest.
27"x23"xllh". Was $ll.e5.
Unfinished Bookcase. 36"x
23h".xeh". Wos $3.50. Now,
$3.50
I Unfinished, e-Drswsr Chest.
46" x23"xl2". Was $l8.e5.
Now --$13.SS
Unfinished, 5-Drawer Chest.
a." X 26"x l6". Was $2o.o5.
Now ------$l9.SS
White Enomel Metat Door Cob
met. 64"x2 l"x4". Was $1O.o8.
Now w----------------$ $4.8S
Formieo and Chrome Studio
End Table. Was $16.95. Now,
$ll.SS
Downstairs
Evening star., 1950-09-28

lz5 Gollons Of Paint end
Enamels.
. Floor and Deck Enamel. Light
ond Dark Groy.
. Reody-Mixed Paint. White,
Buff and 6roy.
. Quiek-Dyine Spar Vornish.
Washable Gloss Enomei.
White and Ivory.
Reg. $3.50 to $5.98 ool. Now,
Gallon $3.50
Downstairs
Evening star., 1950-09-28

5 80" Bunk Beds. Metal with
springs. Ladder and ouord rail.
Were $29.95. Now ---$ls.8S
4 Double Size Modern Beds.
Blonde finish. Regularly 5000.
Now -----$l9.8S
I French Provincial Buffet. Wol-
nut finish. Was 1896. Now,
$2s.SS
I Dinette TobIe. Blonde finish.
Wos $500. Now -$l9.SS
4 credenzo Desks. Mahogany
veneers. Were $ee.e5. Now,
s5s.ss
z Vonity Benches. Maple finish.
Were $40. Now ------$3.S8
8 s-Drower Chests. Mople finish.
Were S4e.o5. Now ---$zS.S8
5 Dining Room Chairs. Walnut
finish. Were $e.e5. Now $4.sS
z Soto Beds. BuiIt-in storage
drawers. Were $1,000. Now,
I Pier cebinet. Mahogany fin
ish. Was $44.95. Now $24.S8
10 Twin-Sixs Mattresses. Pre-
built borders. Reg. $3.50. Now.
$2I.ss
Evening star., 1950-09-28

Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-09-28
FURNITURE

Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-25

SI4ss Pose seaIed Fiber Auto botoex Plastic
trim Blue. wine plaid design. Fits 1887 thru
t1oo @O.OO
SASS Tone-on Tone Demak Dopees Heavy weight 9o'
long, o6 wide to the pair; pinch peoted tops In wne rose
hunter green, grey blue gold $9.95
Quilted Royon Sotn Bedspeod single ond full sizes Doond
quilting hunter green, gold wne almond green; single
ond full sizes. Not all eoors in single S9.98
SASS Heavy ouoty Rayon Satin Dapee Lined with cotton
tops Rose green ood blue grey hunter
lrssuIen Of SASS Keneerd Bedspreeds Single full
Heavy quality in green gold Of ehortreuse-
-Upholstery-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Teen Shop Reductions

4s-s3 80 and s4s Skirts pods and solids 10 to le SO
5o-S29s and So 80 Boadeot Shirt Blousss 10 to
$500 Wool Plsid Hot and Bog
l5-$z5.oo Storm Coets. opoco lined $1,000
6-S29.95 All Wool Fleece Winter
35$os5 Full sked Dresses Of checked toeo and veveteen
10 to l6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
oo-$4es kyIon cerdissn Sweos postes; 10 TO To- $500
5o-$3ss Corduroy Wsstkts; red "copper" 10 to e
$3.50 Corduroy Skirts. red green "copper" Is
$2.60
$3.50 Plaid ce++en FsnnsIstts Rebss---------$3.OO
Kanns-Teen shop-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Just 80, I,,sperfects of $7.95
Lotex Foam Rubber
PILLOWS $4.88
These pillows have only slight imperfeetions that will
not affect sleeping comfort softness rweor So light
and comfortable, it's Just like sleeping air! Your
choice of white, blue ticking
Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders
Kann's-Furniture Floor
1895 HurdsCOOd.Fru,see
BRIDGE TABLES
.s;:: .,;:: $2.88

Wonderful for cord oomes evening snos entertaining extro
eopony double reinforced fiber and steel leg braces
makes these tob sturdy Choice of inlay potened
effect effect butt walnut noy effect Fine
for churches clubs, schools.
Kanns-Furniture- Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-25

CORSETS
3s-S7s5 Miss Todey" 6irdIes. Power and royon son
elastic l6 TO lS" enoths SS.5S
,5-$4ss 'When" Rive Gdes with streteh-boek; 81 4o
$2.99
zo-s75o "chqus" WsistIne Grdss Of power and satin
2I-S7so kemofex Girdes. boned with adjustable top o.
Kanns-Corsets- Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-12-25

$14s5 Cotton Twill Daveno Cover Vot-dyed Box -peoted
skirt, corded wine, green, blue $9.9S
$z4s Famous Make Lace Curtains. Fine oee with good
WoSho0e
SlZ.95 Studio Couch with three Cushions.
Heavy quoly vodyed twill fIoro and plaid designs Wine,
S4ss GIobeex De Luxe Metol Venetien Blinds with
outonotc tilt eeor adjustable broekets ivory all d
thru So 1868
Evening star., 1950-12-25
Save 40oo to 500
BroodIoom, Cotton Rugs


I-SIe4 Green Tene-en-Tons Breadieem. l2xl2 f.,
$500
I-szos. 80 Green Tone-en- -Tens sresdoer, 12x15 f.
SlOO
1-$ls3.so Rose Beige Tens-on-Tsns, l2xl3 # TO-,
&79.05
I-$lse.Io Grey Tens-er-Te~s, l7xls.e f., soled.
$69.05
i-$l5s.s5 Green Fiorol Administer, l2xll 8 IT,,
S94.OO
so-$ss5-$lss5 Wool Breadloem ssmplss, 27x54",
$500
7-$l4.5o Cotton shos Rugs. wine, 3oxeo"- $685.
3o-$1.so Reversible Royon Rugs, 24x36"- "-----8Bc
5o-Sl-$l95 Odd Lid Covers
74-sl.7s Reversible Ros Rugs. x3o"----$l.OO
lo-s2s5 Bath Sets. blue, grey. white stripe $l.75
15-$4.95 Reversible Chenille Rugs, 27x54"- -$2.44
@$e95 Wool Hond- Hooked Rugs, 24x45"- $S.SS
3-$l2l.5o Blue Floral Administer, l2xll.3 f.,
$7I.95
z-$lzl. so Blue FIoroi Axminsters oxl IT,, $7I .95
2-$zoS5o Wine Tone On Tone Administers, l2xl2 #.
$I22.95
4-Sss.z5 Beige Tone On Tone Administers, 7.6x9ft.
S49.05
Kanns-second Floor