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Evening star., 1950-02-01
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. l IN (uSDA).-Salable
hogs, 10000: steady to 25 cents lower on
all hogs with most decline. on weights
under 220 pounds: closed active after slow
start; top 1875 for load or 50 lightweight
butchers: most good and choice 1S0-22O
pounds, 17.25-17.50: bulk 23o-250 pounds,
16.50-17 90; most 260-325 pounds. 1850
1910; few 330-375 pounds, 15 90 Is so;
sows under $50 pounds, 14.O0-l5 90; bulk
4T5-6OO pounds, 12.50I3.75: few heavier
around IL 90; good clearance.
Salable cattle, 1000; salabie calves, 300;
slaughter steers and heifers steady to 80
cents higher but rather slow; cows and
load load hish-choice i.a56cpound steers, 80 %;
pound weights; s0:o9a;SSe6 g ;99; most medium
29.00: common to low-medium steers,
20.50-21.75 medium and good heifers,
22.00-27 90; load held above $3.50: beef
cows, 15.75-1S. so; canner and cutter cows,
13.00-15 so; medium and good sausage
bulls 19.50-21.5o: medium to choice
yealers. 27 00-33.0 90.
Salable sheep. 1900. nothing done on
slaughter lambs; this class predominated;
early asking prices $3.50 down; bidding
barely steady to 25 cents or more lower;
yeariings absent; ewes scarce, steady to
strong; slaughter ewes. 10.00-13.00.
New York Ont. & West Railway
In year ended December 81 earned
k2,l7s,9o9 VS.. $2,333,737 in 1s4S. =
Evening star., 1950-02-01
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Feb. R,.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today; Copper, 1Sta
IL cents pound. New Fork; zinc, 9N
cents pound, East st. Lhis.
Evening star., 1950-02-01
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power com-lOO at'15A
100 at 1874, 100 at 1874.
virginia Electric & Power com-50 at
Capital Transit at 27h,
Potomac Electric Power com-1OO at 1874
woodward d Lothrop com-14 at 35R.
Fotomac Electric Power com-10 at 1871
100 at 1871.
Garfpckel com-25 at 199s.
WaShlngton Gas 4 90 pfd-10 at 1l6A
Evening star., 1950-02-01
Dividends Announced
NEW YORK. Feb. 1 lP.-

Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Stock.
: a. 22t
Evening star., 1950-06-18

Shake the ingredients Oisted on left) in
a jar to make Wesson's delicate dressing
that lifts every fine salad flavor!
Place your favorite crisp green's in bowl
top with tomatoes, quartered; green
pepper, cut in rings; 6 yddishes. sliced; 2
carrots. cut long and slim; 4 hard cooked
eggs. quartered; and cooked frankfurt
ers, sliced Add Wesson dressing and toss
till every leaf CLEANS. servings. :. in all
their flavor glory. thanks to Wesson Oil
Americas favorite salad oil!
Evening star., 1950-06-18

This is the way men like salad: hearty meat and eggs
done up in green's (coo Christmas And every serv-
ing from this summery bowu tells ..Wesson Oil lifts
favors Yes clear light Wesson Oil sparkles all the
delicate garden favors Make your delicious dress
ing with mild pure Wesson Oto make the most of salads
in all their wonderful variety.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01

for best results. The addition of
vitamin D has been found bene-
fetal. Considerable attention is be-
ing given to fortification with Vita
min A and additional phosphorus.
Last year the rangeland grasses
and hay were not only short in sup
ply, but were likewise in essential
elements. The elements viii c h
caused most concern to the livestock
man were vitamin A and phospho-
rus. In eastern Montana and north
and west of Great Falls were two
areas which proved particularly
short of phosphorus.
To the satisfaction of all con-
cerned, ranchers, county agents
state veterinarians, the animal in
dustry department at Montana State
college and the feed industry-all
co-operated to correct some of the
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01

compared to 10,749,OOO tons shipped
in 1885,
Feed Use Doubled
In Montana the formulated feed
industry has had similar growth.
From the first poultry feed mixed
in the state in 1922, through the 3O's
when range cubes for livestock were
introduced (the first pellet mill in
the state was installed in Bozeman
in 1881, there has been steady in
crease in total tonnage of all feeds.
The tonnage of feeds used on farms
and ranches iii 1949 was over twice
as much as the tonnage used in 1899.
The commercial feed industry has
available within the states borders
the greater percentage of ingre-
dents necessary to manufacture for
mulated feeds. At its back door we
find all of the grains, with the ex-
ception of corn and milo, millfeeds,
beet pulp, beet molasses, linseed
meal and meat meal and sun-cured
alfalfa meal, all which are essential
to good balanced rations.
The following by-products must
of necessity be shipped in: Soybean
meal, cottonseed meal, corn gluten
feed, fish meal, dehydrated alfalfa
meal, milk by-products, cane molas-
ses, vitamin and yeast products and
minerals, including the trace mine
rails. The feed industry, by taking
the aforementioned by-products and
grains in proper proportion for a
specific formula, produces complete
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01
Formulated Feeds
Their Use Has Never Been
More Profitable Than N0u
By HARRY C. JOHNSON

THERE NEVER WAS a time
when the feeding of formulated feed
manufactured feed could be more
highly recommended or more pro-
fitable to a feeder than now. The
profit over investment in feed is
now, on percentage basis, greater
than ever.
There are many reasons why this
is true but the most important is
that during the last 10 years, parti-
cularly, the feed industry has gained
through scientific and practical re-
search, the "know-how' to produce
more efficient feeds.
All formulated feed manufac-
tured today are more efficient in the
sense that for every pound of feed
consumed by the animal or poultry,
more pounds of meat, milk or eggs
are produced. This only adds up to
one answer: For every dollar spent
for a sack of feed the net return in
dollars to the feeder is greater.
In the United States as a whole,
livestock and poultry producers
have greatly increased the quantity
of commercially prepared feeds fed
since before the war. Information
released in 1949 by the bureau of
the census indicated that livestock
and poultry producers fed over
twice as much commercially pre-
pared fed in 1913 as in 1899 when
the last census was taken. The total
quantity of commercially prepared
poultry and livestock feeds shipped
in 1948 was over 100000 tons,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01

ly balanced rations. 1t is obvious
that balanced ration is the ultimate
goal of every feeder, whether using
supplements to go with hay and
grains in his own farm, or buying
balanced ration in the form of bag
of feed
Largest Consumer
The livestock industry is the
largest consumer of feeds in Mon
tana. These feds may be segregated
into three parts-mainly range feeds
for cattle and sheep, dairy feeds and
those specifically made for regis
tered stock.
Range feeds are manufactured to
provide necessary nutrients lacking
in roughages. In the past this has
generally meant providing energy,
protein and minerals. Now there is
evidence that still more is required
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01

compared to 1o,749, 900 tons shipped
in 1885,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01
7ORegistered Bulls & Females, Oct. "a

The Annual North Rocky Mountain Angus Show Sale of Regis
bulls and females will than 70 animals at the North
Fairgrounds Saturday you'll find herd blocky
bulls and breedy herd marons select of registered stock
leading North Dakota breeders will also be featured
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-08-01
Feed Use Doubled

Yes the Treasure States Angus calves yearngs
sell this sale the Great Falls Livestock Commission Comp
Friday October 9th Carefully judged sorted
find feeders truly
QUANTITY They sell AT AUCTION groups suit the buyers
Evening star., 1950-10-25
TOP Posts in Defense Stunned
Due to Law on Outside Salaries

Filling some important posts in
the defense mobilization effort has
been delayed by the reluctance of
persons high in industry to take
the jobs if they must give up the
salaries they are drawing from
private companies.
1t was learned today that the
Administration has asked the
Justice Department to study the
question of whether the prohibi-
ton against outside salaries can
be waived. 1t is regarded as a
tough legal problem.
The Defense Production Act
provides exemptions from the re-
strictions in cases where a man
is employed without compenSa-
ton "a dollar r-a-year man, or
where person is employed as a
conSultant. But the act does not
provide exemptions for man who
is employed full time at a regular
Government salary.
Chief Restriction.
Chief among the restrictions is
the law that prohibits a Govern
ment official or employe from re-
ceiving any salary in connection
with his services from any source
other than the Government. The
prohibition also applies to any
person or corporation who con-
tributes to or supplements the
salary of Government official.
A number of persons in the de-
fense agencies are employed with
out compensation. For example
when William H. Harrison was
named administrator of the Ma
tional Production Authority, it was
announced that he would serve
without compensation on loan
from the International Telephone
d Telegraph Corp, of which he
is president. Under such circum-
stances there would be no him
drance to his receiving his salary
from the company.
Nor is there an obstacle to an
expert receiving his usual salary
Evening star., 1950-10-25
Newsprint Inquiry Asked
As 4th Firm Raises Price
BY the Associoied Press

MONTREAL, Oct. 25.-St. Law
renee Paper Mills Co., Ltd, yes
terday announced a $10-a-ton in
crease in their newsprint price,
effective November /.
The increase brought the price
to $l10 a ton in New York.
Other companies which have
also increased their prices recently
are Powell River Co.. Ltd; Abitibi
Power and Paper Co.. and Great
Lakes Paper Co.. all of Canada.
In Washington, Representative
Celler, Democrat. of New York,
wrote Attorney General McGrath
yesterday that the actions of
American newsprint manufac-
turers in the wake Of price in
creases of Canadian newsprint
warrant close scrutiny" by anti
trust officials.
Mr.. Celler said hearings by his
committee earlier this year pro-
duced evidence that the news
print industry had planned price
policies which appeared to him
to violate antitrust prohibitions
against uniform price fixing.
Evening star., 1950-10-25

in private employment while act
ing as consultant to Govern
ment agency. The Defense Pro-
duction Act limits the pay of con-
sultantS to $50 day and allows
expenses up to SIS day while the
consultant is away from home.
No COmpulsiOn to Serve.
One administration source, dis
cussing the difficulties of attract
ing expert and highly paid COR
poration officials into Govern
ment service, said:
If we were in condition of
all-out war it would be different
Then these men could, in effect,
be drafted and would feel the
compulsion to serve"
He cited the case of men who
are carrying substantial amount
OF insurance for the protection of
their families. They may be paid
up to $4,000 year as temporary
employees under Grade 18 of the
Classification Act, but that salary
might make it impossible to carry
out the insurance programs their
corporation salaries made feast
BILE.
Congress has looked with dis
favor on arrangements whereby a
Government employe receives out
side compensation. In September
1949, the Senate rejected the
nomination of Carl A. Ilgenfritz
to be chairman of the Munitions
Board.
$4,000 Yearly Salary.
He would have continued to re-
ceive his salary of $4,000 a year
as a vice president of the United
States Steel Corp. His pay as
board chairman would have been
$l4 900 a year. but he offered to
work for nothing. There was,
however, no provision for en-
ployment without compensation at
that time.
The White House is preparing
an administrative order regulating
the employment of dollar year
men. When President Truman
served in the Senate and was head
OF the War Investigating Commit
tee, he frowned on such employ
ment. Donald M. Nelson, head
OF the War Production Board
issued rules governing without
compensation employment which
led Senator Truman's committee
to withhold its objections.
Evening star., 1950-10-25
Prince Philip Back in MoIto

LONDON, Oct. 25 (P.-Prince
Philip flew back to work in Malta
today after attending the chris
tening of his daughter, Princess
Anne, last Saturday. Princess
Elizabeth's husband, lieutenant
commander in the Navy. is skipper
of the frigate Magpie, attached to
the Mediterranean Fleet.
Evening star., 1950-10-25

The perfect addition TO any meal and
tops" for afternoon parties or bedtime
snacks-MONARCH Preserves, .Jellies and
Peanut Butter. The shimmering, crystal-clear
beauty :. the wonderful, true-fruit favors
of MONARCH Jellies and Preserves win
instant approval of your family and friends.
Evening star., 1950-10-25
u%"~"y~~1&faFr'&'

MONARCH Peanut Butter ). it spreads 50
easy. UMmmmm-delicious on bread or
crackers. And sandwich of MONARCH
Peanut Butter and Jelly is welcome COM
bination anytime. But for goodness sake'
be sure you get MONARCH.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
TOWELS

Cannon Bath Towels for So
Pink yellow. grey. eitron fominoo. lSseEse.)
Cannon 35x70 Beech Towels-------z for So
Briiont multi striped pattern; for beach. home.
Cannon Cotton Tee Towels------6 for 81 so
Quick-dpine Iint-free; red. blue green stripes.
Super-Size FIoursoek ToweIs-----6 for 81
Extra Jorge 2ox37 in; very absorbent Iintless.
Piostie Shower set
exe shower curtoin, 2l"x54" drope in many designs
Chenille 3-Pc. Both Set----------z.99 set
2lx34" mot. tub mot. lid cover; snort eoIors.
Cannon Finser-Tip Towels for It's
Iona Iooped terry in deep coos and posteIs. 33e
2-Pe Chenille Bath
2lx3e" frinosd chenille mat. matching lid
Cotton Looped Bath Mat Set-----1.69
Lotex backed mot won't slip, motchno lid 2ox34
Fifth Floor. Washington; Third Floor. stloer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
BEDDING

Pre-BuiIt Border Mottress-
Innersprine unit. Twins, doubles box spring, 24s5o
Innersprins Hollywood Bed---------3s.e
Mattress, steel coil box spring, legs Twin size.
RofIowoy Cot G Mattress
Innersprne Folds eompoety 80" wide, s. long,
All Innersprins Studios---z--------4s.s
Covered in luxury fobries. Open to sleep T. .
Lowson Bed Davenport rt------------1Z9.S
Opens full length. Innerspino mottress. Sleeps q
Upholstered Arm Sofa-Beds
BEDDING compartment in bose Open to sleep z.
Fourth Floor, Washington; Third Floor Saper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
OCCASIONAL TABLES

18th Century Seeretory------------ ----6S.
serpentine front. Mahogany veneers and hardwood.
Decorative Wall
Use as whot-not shelf. Mahogany finished hardwood
Modern Occasional TobIes-
Coc<toI, lamp end, step tobIes. Lined oak.
DropIeof Extension Tobles s--------59.
On eosters With o" Ieof Traditional styling
Fourth Floor. Washington; Third Floor, SHver Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
RECORDS AND CABINETS
childrenss unhrenknhIe Records

Standard O-inch only. Stories, songs, comes!
Record Storage Albums ms----------eo. 4S
2-poeket albums for lo-inch records 4 coors.
Record Cobinets-
Hansel g. Gretel Musieof Story--------1.1 i
On unbreokoble records CoIorfu folder.
Jan August, singles s------------eoe each Is
Fifth Floor, Washington: Lo,Oer Leue, Sluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
CHINA AND GIFT SHOPS
Sterlino Silver HoIIowore e--------

CHINA AND GIFT SHOPS
Sterling Silver HoIIowore re-------------5:s9
Condeseks, sot and peppers. corpotes or voses D .
Silver Plotted HoIlowore ------------- 5.99
Vegetable breed toys coffee pot pitchers and others % M
6-Pe. Sterling Silver FIotwore- 4.95
"eiress" and "vrenio" poerns. Open stock oyooble!
Sepenth Floor Washington Street Floor Stlue Spring
Naturof Birch Lozy Suson ----------- 7.S9
On bo-beone base with relish dishes. 3 eoors
Decorative Spring Flowers ers------------z.49
Beautiful arrangement in holder, ready for bowl.
Hammered Aluminium Casserole
IA -Quot with pyrex liner.
Hammered Aluminium Lozy Suson-
Large le-inch size with relish dish. Floral design.
CoIored Aluminium Tumbfers TOR 6.S9
Eight l4-oz tumbers tho lightweight, coorfost.
Hommered Aluminium Ice Voutt------3.99
Insuoted hos side ring handles. Keeps ice for hours
7-Pe. Goumet Solod Set--------------4
hoturoI woxed finish, bowl fork, spoon, small bowls
53-Pc. Dinnerwore Service
Service for 8. "Greenbror Ivy" pottern Open stock!
45-Pe. Dnnerwore Service
Trend Encore pattern choice Of coors burgundy!
93-Pe. Imported Dinner Set---------49.95
Service for II. Choice Of pottern!
Seoenth Floor. Washington; Street Floor Sner Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
5 Styles in
Traditional Tables
sI2

Handsome tobles at handsome sovlnos!
Cocktoil, lamp, end. step and drum tobIes
-. all with tops Of 5-pIy veneers and hord-
wood, bases Of mohoeony finished hardwood.
Match up complete sets at this low price.
Tables, Fourth Floor The Hecht Co.. Warrington:
Third Floor. Sttper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
CURTAINS

RuffIed NyIon Morquisettes $40
100" wide to por; 81, 50, II, 81, 90" long; ivory.
EyeIet Ruffied organdy----- 500
pemonent finish s4 wide po 81. e5 Y. s 90" long, white
Windo- Treat VoIonees each 1.99
Rodes stretch full yords Permanent finish oroondy with
solid color pereoe insert. Red. blue, green, yellow.
Reody-Mode Draw Curtains 3.9S
ceonese" Royon for windows up so" wde 81 e3 72 long
Tailored NyIon Marquisettes 3.99
IS" wide to poir 81, e3 II" long; ivory.
sReg. q.
Sirth Floor Washington: Third Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Westinghouse
10 cu. #. Refrieerators
299.99

Toke advantage of this greet value. lis q
l94o. WESTINGHOUSE lO-cu-ft. model ..
new, in original foctoy carton. Hos roony
lO-eu.-ft. copoeiy for foods Of all types
and sizes. Buy yours now!
The Hecht CO., 5th Floor, Washington
LosDer LeDel. Slrer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
LAMPS & SHADES

LAMPS & SHADES
Hand Decorated TobIe Lamps
Chino mounted meoI Droped, rufIed shodss
Deep Toned Chino Table lomps-
CoboIt blue ox-bIood. 8" bel-shoped shode
Weighted Floor Lamps
Bronze silver plotted Bridge, Sway floor, torehere.
IL, IL, Is, 10" Lomp Shades
Royon sotin toffeto swoe droped to match
Floor Lamps with Shades
Bronze plotted e-woy torehiere, bridge Iomps
Hond-Painted TobIe Lamps
80 and 81" toll Swirl. bow ruchine trimmed shodes
Sirh Floor, Washington; Third Floor. stluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
LARGE APPLIANCES
Zanith Wrinoev.Wosher

--------SOs>%
New 1850 model hos eopocty for 7-pound family wosh
Armstrong TobIe Model Ironer- -27.9e
New 1850 model with rotoy roll. heot control. Portable
Cinderella Apt.-Size 2-Ib. Wosher----1S.99
New 1850 model your complete wash quickly efficiently
G-E Console Model Ironer-
New le4e model, in its cobinet. Rotary roll
Bendix Toble Model lroner 80
New le4e model, hos ironing heot CONTROL rotary roll
Universal Tonk Model Voeuum-
New 1850 model with full set Of attachments.
Westinghouse Upright Vacuum
New, le4o model with full set Of attachments.
Philco EIeetromoster Range-
New. le4e model 2o". Hos electric cook units.
Columbus 2O-inch Gas Range
New, 1850 20" model hos 4 burners roomy oven.
Norge Cos Ranse- nse----------------12s.e9
New, 1e4e model with divided top, light and timer.
HoIlidoy 42-in. Kitchen Sink 59.99
New 1850 model with orooved droinbood porcelain enamel
HolIidov 54-ineh Kitchen Sink 80
New 1850 model white porcelain enamel top chrome fouees
Fifth Floor. Washington; LosOer Leve Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Foam Rubber
Cushioned Chairs
39.95

All with the foon-rubber cushions that
never pack down, never need fluffing up. Six
traditional styles in rose, eroy, green or gold
royon donnosk.
Chairs, Fourth Floor The Hecht Co., Washington:
Third Floor. Slver Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
FABRICS, DRAPERIES

Natural color For droperes, studio covers.
Permonent-FinishedO Orgondy 59e
38" wide White. For curtains, spreods vonN skirts
A.s.i vene+;nr RI;nds 44
Enclosed head q through 3e" wde e4 long, White ivory
2nds Of 48" Wide Cretonne ne---------yd. $l
FIoroIs, stripes eeonetries. vot-dyed preshrunk
HOLLYWOOD Window Awnings ---------l.Zo
Pointed ereen blue red ond white stripes 3d. &c. AZ wide
Slip Covers Chair, 5.88; Sofa. 1888
Ready y-node. Floral pottem in green, grey, black.
Moss Fringe Studio Couch Covers------$13
Chorreuse blue, grey, wine, green pebbleeloth
Sirth Floor Washington; Third Floor, Stlper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
PAINT SPECIALS
Ateo White House Paint :

Atco White House Paint --------- gol. 4.ZS
seIf-cIeonine point thots really durable!
Monod Interior Gloss ---------- gal. 4.ZS
Eosy to apply Choose from "a coo white.
GIidden Rock Spor Vornsh -------gol. Z.9S
For interior, exterior. floors or furniture!
Sherwn Williams KEN Clio -------qt. 1.So
Gives baked enome-ype finish to any surfoee. White >
Ateo Floor EnomeI ---------- goI. 3.SS
For wood cement Iinoeum inside or out! Light eroy Az
Nu Enamel and Brush Z.95
Ouort modern plus bstle brush at this price!
Monod FIot EnomeI ------------ goI. 5.4S
Moisture proof it washes easily. White plus 10 eoos
4-Inch Pure BristIe ush-----------1.S9
Pure brise brush, be used with any paint!
Timers Red Roof Paint nt------ gal. Z.39
For metal red brick or wood surfoces. Red only!
Inferior Gloss EnomeI I---- gal. 3.O9
washable fnis value this price! White and
Ivory.
Seventh Floor Washington; Level Slper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20
BEDROOM FURNITURE

BEDROOM FURNITURE
3-Pe coroI-Tan Bedroom
Bed chest Bdseye opIe and hardwood.
3-Pe. Modern Bedroom m-------199.95
Bed chest dresser BIeoehed eeItis and hardwood
Modern Bed, Chest, Dresser --------14S.S5
Wheat or Cordovon finished Tupeo Chinese motif.
5-Drower Desk Chest t----------34.95
Maple mahogany finished hardwood.
3Ox18x32" Mr. e. Mrs. Chest -------- 1926
Honduras mahogany and hardwood.
Genuine Mahogany 3-Pe. Bedroom ---16S.95
Solid mahogany posts, balance mahogany Bed, chest.
dresser
Solid Maple 3-Pe. Bedroom -----------$7S
PIywood Sides Bed, chest, dresser with mirror.
3-Pe. Solid Mahogany Bedroom -------$199
Hunoerford. Bed. chest, dresser oov Winthrop pulls
3-Pc. Colonial Bedroom ----------- 1926
Maple finished TupeIo. Bed. chest. dresser
Modern Bed, Chest, Dresser
Pinstripe walnut lined oak veneers and hardwood.
Fourth Floor. Washington; Third Floor Sarer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20

ENDS! PeppereII PereoIe Sheets s----4 for $40
72xlos, slx99"; others propoonotey priced t2ss ss)
ENDS! Common Muslin Sheets s----4 for ST
72xlos slxse; other popoonotey priced N.7s ss
Goose Feather Bed Pillows
Covered with feotheproof ticking.
All Down or Lotex Foam Bed PilIow------$6
Covered with fine ticking; 2lx27".
Peoree All Wool BIonkets-
Rose blue, peach, fomineo CEDAR wine. 72xs4"
Seconds! Summer Blonkets s--------5.99
Lightweight wool; ideo for nights
72"x84" Down-fiIIed Comforts
Stitched royon toffeto cover; pretty coIors
Famous Pose Muslin Sheets
72xlo8 Slx99" other sizes proportionotek priced.
Patchwork Printed Quilts Its----------5.99
Use os cover bedspreod all year. -. =
Stitched Mattress
Cotton filled; 3ex7e". t54x76", 3.4e.)
Zippered Mattress Covers rs-----z.99
Good quoity muslin; single and double bed sizes.
Fine Pillow Ticks
Choice Of patterns and white.
Fifth Floor Washington; Third Floor Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-20

RUGS. BROADLUVM
Figured BroodIoom Corpet-----sq yd. 4.So
Hooked tone on tone texured and z widths in group
Twist Broodloom Corpet-------sq. yd. o.4o
Beige grey mouve green bue hunter green widths
Grey Twist BroodIoom- yd. S.95
Choice Of 9, II and IS widths.
9x12' Twist BroodIoom Rugs--------7S.So
Grey rose. beige. green
Lees 9x12' Administer Rugs--------44.So
With smart border frame poterns, new eoor
ex12' Woven Mourzouk Rugs-------z9.S5
Reversible fIoro pattern; green vine, ton, notuo'
Textured "Summertex" Rugs --$Il
Grey green, brown. wine, blue; reversibe 9x'Z, ex'o.
Imperfeets! Twist Broodloom- yd. o.So
Grey green rose. beige and blue. g wide.
9x1z' Chinese Hooked Russ---------7S.so
Oval and obone
Cotton zOx3S" Broided Rugs ----------$ ~
Oval (24x44"D ----- So; 3ox54"------S5; 4~e--slo1
Cotton 9"x12" Loop Rugs------------$Zo
Lotex- -bock won't skid. Famous Chotsworth quality.
sirth Floor Washington; Third Floor, Slper Spring