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Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
THE DELAWARE MEMORIAL
HRTDGE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
CONTRACT NO. 17-FRONT
RANGE LIGHT STRUCTURE


Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton of the Front Range Light Strue.
tllre iH the Delaware River adjacent
10 The Delaware Memorial Bridge
near Wilmington, Delaware, will be
received by the Delaware State High
way Department at the Office Of the
Director, Delaware Crossing Division
Continental American Building. VIII
mingtons Delaware, until 10 o'clock
noon Eastern Daylight Saving Time
CISCO A. NJ. Eastern Standard Time),
July iSi 1851 at which time and place
SAID proposals Will be publicly opened
and read.
The work involves the following
approximate principal quantities:
2 $50 lin. it. Steel Piles (227, $40 lbs.)
$50 eu. yds. Concrete
One Structural Steel Tower G., 200 lbs. D
Performance Of this contract shall
begin promptly after execution Of the
contract and shall be completed on
on before December i 1851.
Monthly payments will be made for
ninety (90l per cent Of the cOnstruc-
tion completed each month.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
forms furnished by the Department
Each proposal must be accompan-
led BY an acceptable surety bond or
certified check for a sum equal to at
least ten (l0) per cent Of the total
amount Of the proposal
The C0ntroee win be awarded or
proposals rejectede within thirty (30J
days from the date of opening pros
poaals. The right is reserved to re-
1ect any or an bids.
one set 81 the Plans and two copies
oi the Specifications may be obtained
ifom the Engineers, Howard, Needles
lammen 8 Bergendoff 55 Liberty
street, New York S. N. -, after June
90. 1851. up9n llayment 81 $1,000
Any pruipeetlve bidder who has
made such q deposit may secure extra
blueprint copies of the Plans uDon
payment Of so cents per drawing and
ON extra copy of the Specifications
unon payment 81 $3.50 ger COPY
iana ond Specifications need not
be returned TO the Engineers. and
tfe above payments VIII not be ya-
Tire Plans and Specifications and
other contract documents may be exc
amlnee &c the office Of the Director.
Delaware Crossing Division. C0nti-
mental American Life Insurance
huildlQe Wilmington. Delaware. or
at the office Of the Engineers. HOVE
ara. needless Lammen q Bergend0n
STATE HIGHWAY DEPART NAI1NT
Gordon smith. Chairman
W al Aelt iiliams Director
Delaware Crossing Division
Wilmington. Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property
Having sold my farm, I will offer
at Public Auction, the following ar
ticles of Personal Property, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, 1851

az Public Auction, the following ar
ticles Of Personal Property, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, 1851
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
SHARP
on the property, 61k miles east of
Bridgeville on the black top road, /
mile from the Nanticoke Raceway.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Farmal 90 tractor on rubber with
three l2-inch gang plOws and culti-
Vators, WIZ Mccormick tractor, on
rubber; 1886 tractor, suitable for saw
mill; American saw mill, plow pack
er disk, five TT. Allis-Chalmers COM
bine, 11spOut Ontario grain drill
tractor hitch; so it. 8-inch belt, 25 #.
5-inch belt, lot of other belts; riding
cultiVator, mower, cross cut saw and
cant hook, 40 bushels of soy beans
some corn, one anvil, oil brOoder stove
go IT. flexible cable, lot of iron, rags
and paper.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One book case, three beds and mat
tresses, buffet, lot OF chairs and chests
of drawers, two round tables.
Other things too numerous to men,
ton
TERMS: CASH day of sale. Nothing
to be removed until paid for.
JOHN FIORI, Owner
Dickerson Brothers, Auctioneers.
629-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29

Much potash is found in wood
ashes.
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
IN MEMoRlAM

In sad and loving remembrance OF
dear dad and husband, Walter ].
80. 1916:
They say that time heals oil sorrows
And win help US to forget:
But tins so far has only proved
How muclt we miss him yet.
We often sit and think of you
And think of how you died
To think you could not say good bye,
Before you closed your eyes.
Loved and sadly missed by wife,
Nettie Minner and Children 6-29-1t
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
PUBLIC SALE
Of
Personal Property
SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 1851

I win offer for sale on the prem
ises of the Milford Locker Plant, Mar
shall Street, Milford, Delaware, on
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
What About Spanish Riee2

There is no trace Of rice as a
native plant in the early histories
q Egypt, Persia, Greece or Rome.
It is not mentioned in the Bible:
but its culture is alluded to in the
Falmud. There is proof of its culture
u the Euphrates Valley and in
syria. four hundred years before
Christ.
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
NOTICEl

The Milford Board of Education viii
receive up until 500 p. NJ on the 2OtI
Gay OF July, 1851, bids on the follow.
ing school equipment:
ITEM NO. 1:-60 units of students
table and chair made from oak OF
I mixed hard wood equal or superior Ia
/ No. SO Students S Table and No
Chair manufactured by High Point
/ Bending and Chair Company. Tables
/ to be in 26" height and chair l5g
seat height.
ITEM NO. 2:-16 teachers desks,
I double pedestal oak in natural finish
/ equal or superior to the Alma No.
lI0l-E size 90" 30" manufactured
/ by the Alma Desk Company, High
| Point, North Carolina.
ITEM NO. 3:-I5 arm chairs equal
/ or superior to No. 301 manufactured
| by the American Seating Company.
ITEM NO. 4:-15O pupil chairs, 10"
seat height, equal or superior to No.
5Sz manufactured by the American
/ Seating Company.
ITEM NO. $50 arm chairs, 17h"
/ height with square table arm equal
or superior to No. O40TA manufacfur-
ed by the American Seating Com
pany.
ITEM NO. 6:-Home Economics
room equipment. Four kitchen units
/ as listed below, preferably from diff
superior to equipment manufactured
by the General Electric Company. In
stallation charges are not to be in
cluded
Unit No. I
42" Sink. Single Drain Board,
Right Hand
] 2TR Corner
] 30" Base Cabinet
q" Base Cabinet
Unit No. 2
] p" Wide, "a" High Utility Cabi-
Sc" Double Bowl, Double Drain
Board Sink
"a" Corner
/ 80" Base Cabinet
Is" Base Cabinet
Sc" Wide, Is" High Cabinet
q" Wide, 30" High Wall Cabinet
l 30" Wall Cabinet
! IS" Wall Cabinet
Unit No. 3
l is" Base Cabinet
I 30" Base Cabinet
/ q" Corner
/ 18" Base
! 54" Sink
! l8" Base
! IS" Wide, 30" High Wall Cabinet
/ 30" Wide, 30" High Wall Cabinet
~" Wide, 30" High Wall Cabinet
/ Is" Wide, 307 High Wall Cabinet
/ 54" Wide, Is" High Wall Cabinet
Is" Wide, 30" High Wall Cabinet
Unit NO. 4
l p" Utility Cabinet
1 24H Base Cabinet
l AZ" Sink Left Hand
/ 24H Base
l 24~ Wide, 80" High Wall Cabinet
1 AZ" Wide, IS" High Wall Cabinet
1 "a" Wide, 80" High Wall Cabinet
2 Apartment Gas Stoves
l Apartment Electric Stove
72" Wall Cabinet over Laundry 500
High
The Milford Board Of Education re-
serves the right to request samples
before acceptance of bids and the
right to reject any and all bids
JOHN +. ROOSA, President
RAMON G. COBBS, Secretary
6-29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
PUBLIC SALE!
The undersigned will offer at Pub
lie Sale the following, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9Th, 1851

AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Eastern Daylight. Time)
At ia S. E. Front Street Milford,
Delaware:
The contents of a five room house.
consisting of the following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One studio couch, double beds,
inner spring mattresses, springs, 2
overstuffed chairs, occasional chair,
wicker rocking chair, console radio
phOnograph, lamp table, coffee table,
round back chair, floor lamps, wall
mirrors, pictures, fish bowl and
stand, flower urn with stand, walnut
dining room suite with chairs and
arm chair, buffet, china closet, IL
brary table, sewing tray, vacuum
cleaner, Philco refrigerator, chairs,
kitchen cabinets, gas range electric
mixer, / set imported dishes, various
antique dishes, cake and ice cream
set, china ware, miscellaneous glass
ware, kitchen utensils, electric hot
plate, antique clock, washing ma
chine, porch chair, step-ladder, bou-
doir lamps, rugs, bureau, chest of
drawers, embroidery work, wardrobe,
and many other things too numerous
to mention.
SALLlE p. REYNOLDS
Auctioneer; Walt Dickerson 6-29-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. M

AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The following articles:
One Emory Thomson all electric
ice cream freezer, gallon capacity;
one All American electric meat saw,
two meat blocks, size 80 30 and
80 40 One Globe electric meat sill
Ger, meat cleaVers and steels, one
oil heater for home use, 100 dozen
freezer jars, 16 and % o.; home size
rolls freezer paper. Freezer boxes,
assorted types and sizes; cello box
liners and electric sealing iron, plas-
tice freezer jar-22 o.: variety of
groceries and canned goods, Freezen
pickle meat cure, black pepper, lib
phgs.; new baking pans, 2-lb and Glib
sizes; one 90 Gu. #. home freezer,
one cabinet sink 20 FluOrescent lights
and fixtures, tape dispensers, wire
baskets for many uses National Cash
register, two display tables, one SER
wing table, four yard type picnic ia
bles, it. long; three ice cooling
cabinets.
RESTAURANT SUPPLIES
Oil cook stove, 5-burner with oven.
three gas burners with grill cooking
pots, all sizes; baking pans, all sizes;
mixing bowls, compartment dinner
plates, serving trays, dozens Of items
used in kitchen or restaurant.
TERMS: CASH
CHARLES S. INGRAM
6-29-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
PUBLIC SALE!
9 The undersigned will offer at Public
Sale the following, on
SATURDAY, JUNE SOth. 1881
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
Eastern DAYLIGHT Tir,a

AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
Eastern Daylight Time
At the New Bungalow on scboaI
Lane, LeWes:
One couch bed. 2 overstuffed chairs
l occasional chair, end tables, LAMPS
mirrors, bric-a- -bTac, rugs radio con-
sole, ! single bed four poster box
springs, innerspring mattress, / sol
10 brass bed, box springs, hair mat
sress; dressers, night tables, stands.
5-pieee mahogany bedroom suite, s.
piece ! maple Kitchen set, girFs' bicycle,
8 porch chairs, washing machine. new
Norge electric refrigerator, with freez
ing compartment, pots, pans, sugar
cans, lawn mower, coal box. large
warm Morning heating stove, tools.
china closet, brushes, electric cIesnI
ers. Many more things too numerous
to mention.
JOSEPH McKITTRICK
Auetioneer: Walt DickersOn. 6-22-2t
Evening star., 1951-05-31
III Orig. SOS
Student Lomps
ITS

With metoI book holder, metoI
shield on light.
! Orig. 1895 Modern Char.
treuse Lamp with Fibreelos
shade 90
4 Orig. 1895 Bristol Lomp
Boses in pink, dark green,
chortreuse ---7,oS
II Orig. 1926 and l4.S5
Lomps, traditional china, erys-
tols, modern lamps with fiber
CLOS shades -----------S.ss
5 Orig. 1875 Chine Lamps,
florol design, wine trimmed
shode ---------------9.99
/ Orig. 1895 Wood-ond-Bross
Lomp with green metal shade,
1925
! Orig. s4.ss White and
Gold" Chino Figure Lomp
with white shode-
! Orig. 54.95 Cordy Figure
Lamp, Ioce-trimmed shode,
1899
! Orig. 42.s5 Modern Lamp
with bross-cross stems on oroy
wood bose, yellow fibereIos
shode -----------29.e9
z Orig 1885 Cordey Hand
mode Figure Lamps, lace
trimmed shade -------3o.o9
z Orig. s4.95 Large Cordey
Handmade Figures, man ond
woman, eoeh with Ioce-trimmed
shade, woman; 54.s9, as is;
man n-----------S9.99
7th Floor, WaShtngton
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Refrigerotors
Discontinued models, floor
somples.

NeIIt9SIutViS
Discontinued models, floor
somples.
z Orig. 1895 PhiIeo 7 Gu. #,
lo4e model 7o2----l3s.sS
4 Orig. zz4.s5 KeIvinotor 7
Gu. it,, 1850 model RB7.
u Orig. 1895 General EIec-
trie 8 Gu. IT.. 1850 model
NB8 8-----199.99 80
I Orig. 2ss.ss KeIvinotor 8
Gu. f., 1850 model RK,
Orig. sIs.s5 peepfreeze 9
Gu. IT,, 1850 model Wo,
Z Orig. 32s.7s .Frieidoire 9 Gu.
ft.. 1850 model DMoo,
I Orig. 1885 Frioidoire 9
Gu. IT.. 1850 model MMe2,
1889
I Orig. 364.s5 Gibson II Gu.
IT,, 1850 model ll3o. 26s.s5
z Orig. s2s.e5 General Elec-
trio 8 Gu. IT,, 1850 model
1889
4 Orig. 4l9.75 Frioidoire 8 Gu.
#. 1850 model lM8o 1895
I Orig. 3ls.e5 Admiral II Gu.
it,, 1850 model ITO 1889
! Orig. 3ss.s5 Westinghouse
9 Gu. IT,, 1850 model ADA,
1889
I Orig. 349.s5 PhiIco II Gu.
it,, 1850 model llo3. 1889
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
chiIdren's Apparel

100 Orig. z.ss to 4.ss Cotton
Dresses; prints, solid color cot
tons; sizes 3 to 6x in the group,
l.SS
11s Orig. 1879 70 2.e9 Sun
Suits and Sun Dresses; cotton;
sizes ! to 3 in the group, 1888
IS Orig. i.9s Swim Trunks;
royon lostex with inner knit
pontie; sizes 4 to 6 in the
group 81
u Orig. 5.Se Two-piece Linen
Suits; navy or yellow with white
collar; sizes 4 to Ok 4.88
IS Orig. 2.se Pedal Pushers:
cotton, bright shades; sizes 4
to 6 in the group 1888
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Girls Apparel

36 Orig. s.se 10 1895 Girls
Bolero Suits and Toppers; navy;
navy or brown and white
checks; royon; broken sizes
to Ia - 4.aS
9 Orig. 1876 All-wooI Covert
Spring Goats; novy, red; size
II 8.8S
8 Orig. 1895 Spring Suits;
navy and white checks; royon;
broken sizes 7 to "a S.8S
so Orig. $50 to 4.s5 Girls
StroW Hots from our better
collection; bonnets. picture
hdts, rollers l.58
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
500 Orig. ST.
Summer JeweIry
&c plus ,ox

NJ ~
Summer jeweIry in muIti-coIor
postel beods, including dog
coIlors, ropes, two and three
strond necklaces.
Street Floor, Washington
Knit Lingerie
40 Orig. l.35 Royon Tricot
Vests, bodice top, pink: sizes
"a and 46 79e
$50 Orig. 81 Royon Trieot
Briefs, pink. white; sizes a. S,
7 in the group - z for 81
! Orig SIS NyIon Tricot Gown
with permanent pleoted ruffle
OF neck ond hem. nyIon lace
trim, blue; size SO; counter
soiled 5.95
loris. 7s.ss NyIon Tricot Robe
with embroider trim. orchid,
medium 1895
Street Floor, Washington
Blousettes
81 Orig. 5.ss BIousettes; eye
let embroidered cotton; white,
posteIs; sizes 81 to SO in the
group y 3.49
81 Orig. 2.ss BIousettes; white
royon shorkskin with Peter Pom
collar; sizes 81 to SO in the
group z.49
Street Floor, Washington
Special Purchase!
FoiIIe Handbags
3.o5 Plus Ia.
Some Of our best-seIIino boos
OF q special purchase price!
Black, brown or navy royon
Street Floor, Washington G.
SilDer Spring
SpecioI Purchase!
Misses Shorts
and Halter Sets
1.89
"Foded" blue denim shorts
ond motchino hoIters with red
striped trim; sizes u to l8.
BlouSeS, Street Floor,
Washington
Special Purchase!
Trimmings
Loces
Sc to S.
Spruce up your summer word
robe with fine broids. Ioces,
embroidered edeines, ruffIes!
All worth for more thon our
regular price!
Notions, Street Floor,
Washington
II Orig. e.e5
Electric Sondwicher
29o
Makes two sealed. toasted
sandwiches at once.
4 Orig. 4l.s5 Westinghouse
Mixers and Juicers; discontin-
ued model 34.95
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Bedweor

"a Orig. 100 Pepperell Peeress
Pillow Coses 6se
- oris. 400 Pocific Mottress
Pods. SeomIess. 54x76 100
Is Orig. 5.s9 Contour shc~.-
Twin 2.49
IS Orig. $50 Contour Sheets.
" Orig. 3.7s PercoIe conto,,r
Sheets. twin 2.99
! Is Orig. 800 Percole Contour
Sheets. doubles z.e9
IS Orig. 7.e5 TO 1925 Lotex
Pillows. soiIed 500
II Orig. 1875 Wool comfor-
ters 800
8 oris. 74.ss Electric Blontets.
1895
5th Floor, Washington
Towels
800 or;a. zse Seconds Common
Wosh CIoths 6 for eee
40 Orig. 6.o5 Shower Curtains,
Window Dropes; royon toffeto,
eoeh l.99
$50 Orig. z.oe Plastic Shower
Curtoins and Window Drooes.
set, i.o9
cur.oins; orientol design. ese
50 oria. ST Roa Rugs, 24x45,
frinqed ends 3oe
ESQ Orig. 35e Terry Cloth
Wosh Cloths. ploids ICE
It's Orig. 5ee TO 6se Terry
Cloth Face Towels 3 for ST
is Orig. 7.es Cotton Chenille
Seotter Rugs. 36x6o. wine.
5th Floor, Washington;
l2l-orio. l.ee to 5.es
Curtoins
ooc pr.
Ruffled ond toiIored STYLES;
short and long lengths; vorious
stvles and fobrics; some soiled.
All sold os is.
9th Floor, Washington
l25 Prs. Orig. l.eo to 2.o8
Canopy Cottoee Sets
set 2oc
Set includes canopy top, canopy
rod. sosh curtoin. Blue only.
9Th Floor, Washington:
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Curtains
81 Prs. Orig. 5.ss Extro Wide
Ruffled Muslins. 86" wide to
poir. 90" long. Blue, green,
ehortreuse, red Vot-dyed. pr.
Orig. 1923 extro Wide
Ruffled Musiins. 224" wide to
poir. 90" long pr. 5.ss
5 Prs. Orig. 1898 Extra Wide
RuffIed OBpondies .l6o" wide
to poir, 90" long. Light green,
pr, 7.s9
9th Floor, Washington
$50 Orig. 2.o8
Venetion Blinds
l.50
All metol. White, ivory in group.
23 through 36" widths. Some
domoged all sold as is.
9th Floor. WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Bedspreods
40 Orig. 1898 to 1923
Studio Covers
5.9o to 9.oo

z and 3-cushion styles for stu
dios and Hollywood beds Vori-
GUS potterns and colors in
group.
4S-oris. Its Plostic Covered
Foom Rubber Dining Room
Choir Pads. Reversible --i.39
zo-oEis. 3.oS to 1898 Has
socks. Blue, wine, green, red,
Ivory. Sold as is l.99 to 4.9S
9th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31

Jr. Miss Dresses

Jr. Miss Dresses
40 Orig. s.o5 and 1925 Sums
mer Dresses II printed royon
Bemberos@ storched sheers,
shont9nas, crisp eottons; sizes
9 TO IS IS
IS Orig. 1895 and 1925 Pure
Silk Prints Of pastel boek-
grounds; pure silk shontunes
in dark and posteI colors; sizes
9 to IS SIS
3rd Floor, Washington
2nd Floor, SilUer Spring
Jr. Miss Suits
81. Orig. 1895 70 1925 Wool
Gobordine and Worsted Classic
or Dressmoker Style Suits; also,
some royon checks; navy. beige,
gray. pink in sizes J to IS in
the group 1888
~ Orig. 1898 10 SIS Royon
Suits: fully lined; slim and
oored skirts: navy. beige. orov
and postels in sizes 9 TO IS
in the group 1898
3rd Floor, WASHINGTON;
End Floor, Stluer Spring
Budget Dresses
so Orig. s.95 TO 1895 Misses
and woren's royon crepes,
royon prints, royon bemberes.
Polko dots and solid colors;
sizes u TO 20, l4h to PAW,
s5
3rd Floor. Washington
Misses Better Dresses
IS Orig. 1875 10 1926 one-
pc. Pure Silk Prints ond sheers,
one-pe. linens and crisp cot
tons; assorted eoiors and broken
sizes 10 70 20 $ll
3rd Floor, Washington
Women's Dresses
40 Orig. l7.s5 Stunning 2-pc.
royon foiIIe dresses in black,
navy. sizes l4Hz to 24Kz.
Not every size in every stvle.
Sill
3rd Floor, Washington
Women's Robes
;. Orig. 1926 Toilored Block
Royon Robes. sizes II. IA,
lS 5.9S
! Orig. 1895 Print Royon
Wroporound Robe, size "A,
I Orig. 1875 Zip Housecoot,
blue royon print, size 22b.
I Orig. 1895 Wroooround
Robe. grey royon; SIZE Al, s.98
] Orig. 1926 Blue Royon
Housecoot. zip closing, size
24h 9.os
3rd Floor, Washington
l8o prs. Orig. e.e5 to 1925
Women's
Casual Shoes
SOS
Colors you con wear oil summer
and through the foil!
Red! Green! oroneel Beige!
Some navy and block! Mostly
smooth colfskin. Low and
high wedge heels. some flot
heels. Pumps, strops. sings
in sizes Az TO 10, widths, S,
N, IA in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington
Summer Furniture
tMostiy Floor Samples, os is)
IS Orig. z.s5 Beach Back Rest.
l.s9 D
Y Orig. 1873 Metol Toble,
Il Orig. 7.ss Peel Choir, s.es
I Orig. 1926 Peel Toble.
10 Orig. 24.s5 choise Tongue,
1899
! oris. 1895 ohoise Tongue,
1895
! Orig. 34.s5 Glider 74.sS
z Orig. 1895 Wrought Iron
Choir 1899
3rd Floor, Washington
Mems Slippers
ooc
Il Poirs Orig 4.e5 Fomous
Brond Mems Slippers in soft
sole seuff style. Small sizes
only.
End Floor, Washington:
Street Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Infants Apporel

Al Orig. 2.S8 Sondmon Sleep
ing Boos; Upper front; Sonfor-
lied won't shrink more thon
20 cotton fIonneI or seer
sucker; posteIs, white; 6-month
to 2-yeor sizes ----l.S8
IS Orig. 5Se lnfonts' Cotton
Knit Shirts; short sleeve, Slip
over style; sizes II Va to z
yeors 3Se
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
At Washmson Spring
II" CONSOLE
Ev 81 on
GREATLY RE DUeED
5000
Plus Tox and Worronty

l7inch black rectangular tube outonot gain control ooe
Excellent value priced you'll
"extro for the cubroom
5th Floor Washington; Saver Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-31
At Washington
Washington
II Orig. ss.s5N
Woven Mourzouk
8x10-ff. Ruqs
1875

You save $40 and just look your choice! Lustrous
long wearing sisols with smart embossed design Color
tul Mourzouks with floral pottern all the way through
to the other sde Both reversible Other sizes also at
sovines. Not oil colors in all sizes.
II Orig. 1925 Size 4x6 feet -- 4.s5
10 Orig. 5s.s5 Size exl5 feet ----------2e.e5
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Boys Apparel

20 Orig. 81 Boys Cowboy
Belts; genuine leather studded
with sinuloted Jewels: sizes 26
to 30 in the group 4se
Il Orig. 1873 Sport Shirts;
short sleeve; mode by Tom
Sowyer; sizes 6 to 20 in the
group 59e or Z for 81
End Floor, Washington G.
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Young Mems and
Bows Apparel


Is Orig. f4.s5 Boys AlI-wool
Sport Coots; broken sizes IL
to II ---- 6.S8
IL Orig. SIS Young Mems ALL
wool Sport Coots; broken sizes
80 TO 40 1888
I Orig. $35 Young Mans All
wool Covert Suit; size 81.
1888
Orig. $s5 Young Mans Trop-
ieoI Suit; double breasted; size
81 1888
"a Orig. s.7s Boys Summer
Wosh Sloeks; broken sizes II
to l8 = 9Se
s Orig. SIS Boys Summer
Suits; broken sizes 3 to IS.
1885
Street Floor, Washington
Mems Hondkerchiefs
1900 Orig. s for 81 Mems
cotton hondkerchiefs oil white,
s for 89e
Street Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Electric Fans

1850 model floor sompIes,
moFred In display; electrically
okoy.
! Orig. 1926 GE TobIe Fon,
$40
, Orig. 1925 Dominion Fons
tobIe or window -------$1z
Z Orig. 22.e5 Vornodo Fons,
SIS
8 Orig. 1895 Vornodo and
Bern Fons for toble. floor. S22
4 Orig. 1895 and s4.s5
Mothes and Vornodo Fons,
$40
I Orig. 69.s5 Vornodo Window
Fan $50
7th Floor, Washington
II Orig. o.o5
Evening star., 1951-05-31

Washers
Floor samples; discontinued ;.
models
Orig. 3ls.s5 Apex Automo-
tic, 1850 model 3OolP-z2s.9s
Orig. 1895 Apex Auto
motto, 1850 model 3o02P,
l-oris. $365 Blackstone Az
tomotic. 1850 model $50.
Orig. sss.s5 General EIec-
tric Automatic, 1850 model
AW6A ----3l 3l9.99
Orig. 34s.s5 General Elec-
tric Automatic, 1850 model
AW6B -249.99 80
Orig. 1895 Frioidoire Au-
tomotic, 1850 model WL6o,
l-oris. 1895 Universoi.
1850 model 27o5 1885
Orig. 1898 Apex, 1850
model l0l4P --ll9.99
Orig. 1888 General Elee-
trio. 1850 model 452 1899
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Speeiol Purchase!
Rayon Tricot Linderie

Royon trieot Hollywood briefs
and band briefs. white, pink,
blue; sizes 5 to 8 -6se
Royon Trieot Two-pieee Shorty
Poiomos, nylon embroidery
trim, blue, pink. moize, oquo,
flominoo; smolI, medium. large.
I.o9
Royon Tricot Shorty Gown with
nylon loee trim; sleeves; sizes
SO and 38; white, blue, pink.
i.59 or Z for 800
Street Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
500 Orig. l.35 to l.6S
Nylon Hose
8oc
Famous make nylon hose in
medium and sheer weights,
many shades; sizes 8lz TO
10h in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Clearance!
Heavy, lotex- Backed
Oval Loop Rugs

OVoi Loop Mugs
Grey. hunter green, nile green,
rose, blue, chortreuse, white,
beige, red; not all sizes in oil
colors.
81 Orig. s.ss Rugs. 24x5e,
81 Orig. $50 Rugs, 27x4s,
So Orig. s.ss Rugs. 56xeo,
At Orig. 1850 Rugs, 45x71
s.s5
9th Floor, Washington.
3rd Floor, SilDer Spring
~ Orig. ATS Deck Enamel.
French grey, for cement,
SO 81 ORG. z.4s to s.4e Trimz
Reody-posted WoIl Paper. as
is; roll 79e
l3 Orig. 3.25 Timers Red Roof
Point, eoI.------------2.5s
~ Orig. Sis RexoI One -Coot
White Enamel, eol. 3.29
IS Orig. 5.45 Outside White
House Point, eol.-----3.99
7th Floor Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-31
End Floor, Washington
Teens Apparel

- Orig. 2.98 Seersucker Short
and Midriff Sets; assorted COL
ors; broken teen sizes small.
medium, large SSe
81 Orig. 1893 TO 3.98 Teen
Millinery; wool felts, strows;
many styles and eolors 88e
l6 Orig. S.95 Teen Bothine
Suits; cotton or royon sotin;
one and two pieces; broken
teen sizes; many colors 1888
End Floor, W1ShipQton
Evening star., 1951-05-31
ChiIdren's, Teen
Slippers

IS Orig. $50 Teens Terry
Cloth Moecosin Slippers; blue,
green or maize with white;
broken sizes 4 to 90 100
$50 Orig. 1875 ChiIdren's
Terry Cloth Scuffs; assorted
coIors; broken sizes 8 to 3,
4Se
2nd Floor. WnShinoton
Evening star., 1951-05-31

Special Purchase!
Sub-teen Dresses
5.88
Pastel cottons with rich EN-
broidery trims, two-piee6 dotted
swisses, embossed cotton sun
dresses, sub-teen sizes 10
to IA.
End Floor, Washington &
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-31
Budget Dresses
50 Orig. S.95 TO 14.ss Misses
Women's Dresses

40 Orig. I7.s5 Stunning 2-pc.
royon foiIIe dresses in black,
navy. sizes l4h TO 24h.
Not every size in every stvle,
Sill
3rd Floor, Washington