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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-24

N THE CIRCUIT CoURT or THF:
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or FLORIDA IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY C0MM y
LAW
No 3-T14
ALO&ZO COTHRON,
DONALD T. w EST,
Defendant
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice IT. hereby given that l..
Berlin A Sawyer, Sheriff Of Monroe
County. Florida by virtue ct a
Nit II IgXaeetaan $3.50 al cut, *
iasaIi4 n d 10 : 4 he ssllas
] 81 a. o. & s7ss 19nd aax az 8sne,
fs5t, IN thar esEtAsa ffttnk q heFesn
ALONZD CtIfTHRDN was DiMnttff
and DONALD T. WIESTs was de-
fendaBt have levied upon the fol
loving described prRpertN as the
property of the said defendant
Donald Il. West, 20 wit:
Rot 9 a Block : % AATECL'&-
BE BEACH. according 10 the
plat thereof recorded IN Plat
Book B. al page 81, Of the Pub
llc Records 81 Monroe County,
Florida;
that on the 9Th day 81 August. 1851,
between the hours ~ eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon and Two o'clock in
the afternoon cf said day. al the
front door Of the County Coart
House ia Key West. Monroe Coan-
IS Florida shall offer for sale
TO the highest and best bidder. for
cash. the above Described property
rs the property Of said defendant
Dated this snd day II July. 1851
BERLIN A. SAWYER.
Sheriff 81 Monroe County. Florida
BY Frank r. Weber,
neputT Sheriff
JOSEPH OTTO.
Attorney fer plaintiff.
1928 fnggaham Building.
Miami, Florida
3uls-lB-1T -24-3I.f851
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IN THE CIRC.tT COURT or THE
SINTEENTH JI DICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COZ NT1.
IN CHANCERY.
Case M. I2-S05
AURORA CECILIA TERRY
H .ASAE
Con plaiaanA
ganohdR9 isw |
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION
To; Tbeodare Ashes
Apartment No. as.
eaS5 Wflhamsnridge Road,
Bronx. New York.
Y0U ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to serve a copy Of
yaUr Answer &c the Complaint Fer
Divorce on the Conn laiuaHt's At
torney. and file the orieinai An
swer in the office 81 the Clerk of
the Circuit Court On or before the
G5Ih day of August, A II 1851. in
the above entitled matter, otherwise
the allegations therein contained
VIII be taken as confessed.
hone and ORDERED at Key
West. Monroe County, Florida, thls
8eh dan of July. A H. l%al
fSeal) Earl. Il ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida
BY tsd) Florence &. sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
J. y. PORTER ~.
Solicitor fer Complainant,
as Fleming street,
Key West. Florida
jul. 10-l7-24-ah 1851
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TRUCK DRIVERS and men =
work in yard Apply Lindsey
Lumber Co. $50 Truman Ave
Tues. Wed. and Thurs. mornings.
july23 81
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SINTEExTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
uF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND ron MONROE COZ NTf.
IN CM4NCERN-
Va. I9-SSS
LILLE Y SIIOCRI4Ef.
Complainant,
VS. DIVORCE
THOMAS w SHoCkLEY,
FaRFeutfant
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sMale Help Wanted

MAN with some mechanical ex-
peTlence TO work at our Used
Car let, Navarro, Inc. Applv =,
'o>''A ai1S'fo aaoreSS. july24- q
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REPORT

Key West. Fla. July a, 1851
Observations taken at Clty office,
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REGISTERED Cocker Spaniel
puppies. just ike you saw at
Navy Carnival, L. B. Blair, 1928
Seldenberg. july2l st
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FOR THE BEST IN trailers. New
and used. Pan-American Star
Tera-Cruieer. AZ months 10 pay
NM Distributing Co. s2a South
Federal. Dania, Florida. Phone
5000 jun2i-ti
42-Dogs-C sts-Pets
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~ THE COW MY JUDGES toTRT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COZ NF3,
FLORIDA. N PROBATE

10 r ENtafn a
THOMAS FRAN Kiln
SAT %T3ERS
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NEW AND USED. Leading makes.
Low down-payment terms.
Trade anything Of value Jesse
Gill, It's Caroline St, X W, or
lI56 n. W. seth St. Miami.
july23-l2tx
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WE HAVE Q farge selection Of
good clean house trailers at the
lowest prices in Florida, With
terms less than rent. Come see
Us. Free overnight lodging. Free
livery. Harper Trailer Sales
1850 n W. 18th Avenue. Phone
89-6887. Miami, Florida
ju429-30
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NOTICE -rts CREDITORS
1888 Fsrahafe ACt. secs. gIa, 1909
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES cot RF.
IN AND FOR MONROE COk NTN
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
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Tcmorrow's Almanac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

Nerve Of the HoIY~ood-in Washington operation
Directors and coeromen surround Roy Burns Ion doven
port company manager and Kenneth De lond lin dress
ino qown) unit production manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24
+ Hollywood Comes TO Washington
By william J. Meyer

BY william j. Meyer
A LMOST every one knows
IA that Betty Hutton and
Dorothy Lamour were in town
a few weeks ago to make
scenes for their forthcoming
circus movie, but 1t isn't gen.
orally known that a sizable
chunk Of Hollywood was
moved across the Nation for
the filming.
It was a full-blown movie
making operation that in
volved. far more than Miss
Hutton and Miss Lamour
riding leisurely around the
circus ring, tossing kisses as
receipts for the obs and abs
of the crowds, while a camera
cranked.
According to the movie
company, the work here cost
approximately a quarter
million dollars, a large slice
of which went into Washing
ton trade channels. 1t also
meant bringing in three car
loads of movie-making equip
ment as well as 118 persons
and hiring so more here to
round out the crew.
The Hollywood contingent
was headed by Cecil b. De
Mile, the famous director
and producer.
He and the movie stars got
the spotlight during their
stay, but the brunt Of the
work-and "brunt" Is the
exact word-fell to three
movie veterans VINO operated
well out Of range of the public
eye. They were Roy Burns,
q company manager for Para
mount; Andrew Durkus, his
assistant, and Kenneth De
Land. a unit production man
ager.
They set up studio head
quarters In a Mayfiower Hotel
suite where snap-of-the-
finger decisions were made
and orders given on q round
the-clock working schedule.
Hours after each circus
performance was over and
the filming finished for the
day, the. three still were at
work, planning the next days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-24

lens to housing and trans
portation for the personnel.
The Hollywood contingent
came here in seven units.
The first arrived five days
before the circus opened and
began setting up operations.
The others followed by train
and chartered airplanes.
Included in the groups were
cameramen, lighting and
sound technicians, mechanics,
directors, art and script
workers, wardrobe handlers,
hairdressers, makeup men,
electricians, property men.
camera boom operators,
sketch artists, publicity men
and even a legal adviser.
They took over 80 rooms and
suites in the Mayflower and
Statler.
The powerful lighting
equipment needed to take
color pictures inside the cir
Gus tent called for special
power lines to be strung.
Direct telephones were in
stalled from the grounds to
studio headquarters.
Twenty technicians In vari-
GUS categories were hired
here, along with some 20
extras for minor roles In the
Aim (Which, incidentally, will
be called THE Greatest Show
On Earth~. The majority of
the extras were recommended
by the Rev. Gilbert Hartke.
Continued on Page N
STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Derby Sponsor System to Help Boys Lacking Cash for Coaster

with Mrs. Rose Long, the racing
directors secretary. at Legion
headquarters here. The phone
number is Michigan 1044.
Race on June 80.
The summers biggest event is
set for June 80. Many boys are
well along in their coaster con-
struction, some entrants looking
forward to their first race while
others are seasoned Derby veter-
ans.
Mr.. Johnson stressed the i'm
portance of early registration and
an immediate start on building.
THE months slip by so fast that
before you know it we'll be flag
ging winners across the finish
line" he added.
Illustrated pamphlets showing
how to build sleek, fast racers are
available. along with 1851 Rule
Books, when a boy registers with
Evening star., 1951-04-06

All Soap Box Derby speedsters
who yearn to build champion
racer but are short on cash to
cover costs can go ahead with
plans to pilot a winner down the
1851 Derby Day race course.
A system whereby sponsors will
be able to back financially dis
|abled boys has again been set up
by the District Department of the
American Legion, Racing Director
William johnson announced to-
day. Legion headquarters. as last
year, will play the part of a spe-
Icial sponsor clearing house. Mr..
johnson said. This means the or
ganization will act as a go between
for the purpose of putting needy
boys in touch with sponsors and
vice versa.
Some young racing hopefuls
heretofore have found the $10.95
for wheels and axles too much of
a strain on their pocketbooks plus
the building material cost. which
has been set at a $3.50 maximum
this year.
Bigger Turnout Wanted.
"We want a bigger turnout of
boys for this years race than ever
before" Mr.. johnson declared.
mo boy will have to drop out be-
cause of money dificulties-we1l
see to that"
Mr.. johnson, who will direct
Legion activities in the Derby,
stressed that only youths requir-
ing financial help will be spon-
sored through the Legion.
Already several Legion posts
have made arrangements to spon-
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Lecture at Dunburton

Some Monuments From I'M
|perial Rome" will be the subject
of an illustrated lecture by DR..
Henry T. Rowell, chairman of the
classics department of Johns
Hopkins University. at 2:30 pm,
tomorrow at Dunbarton College
1885 Upton street NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-06

sors coasters" he said, "and my
hopes are high that each of the
81 posts in the Washington area
will have a boy in the race"
Any other groups or individuals
who wish to sponsor boys are
urged to do SO. he emphasized
Non commercial organizations
may have their names appear or
the side of the racers. The names
of all sponsors and the contest
ants they back will appear in
The Star.
Those who wish to sponsor q
boy, or any boy who wants to be
sponsored, should get in touch
Evening star., 1951-04-06

his nearest Chevrolet dealer
Wheel and axle sets are now
available at local Goodrich tire
dealers. Firestone tire stores
which also provide the sets, will
have their supplies in shortly.
The multi-prize event, packed
with thrills and excitement for
every youth, is open to all boys
from II to IS in the Metropolitan
Area.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Derby Guide

The Event-A coaster race
for boys II to Is, in which
contestants drive cars of their
own building.
Time-June 30.
SponSorS-The Star and
Chevrolet, in cooperation
with the District Department
of the American Legion.
Registration-At the near
est Chevrolet dealer.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
l4@ j SIM: :;!;'::::: i: 6: ::
PRICE TIE MILLIONS PAY
St.
:ISs;S s3sal SELLER 10
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkaChe
Goes Away .

When kidney function slows down, many
folks complain of nagging backache, loss of
pep and energy. headaches and dizziness.
Don't suffer longer with these discomforts
Z reduced kidney function is getting you
and strain. over-exertion or exposure to
cold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold
Or wrong diet may cause getting up nights
Or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys If these condi-
ticns bother you. Try Doan's Pilis-a mild
diuretic. Used successfully by millions for
over so years. While often otherwise caused.
IT'S amazing how many times Doanis give
happy relief from these discomforts- = help
the is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
Auah out waste. Get Qoan,a Pills todaYl
Evening star., 1951-04-06

Indians in 1887 sold Governors
Island In New York harbor for
$1.65.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
Unlike others, we never ask you
to test our brand alone. We soy...
eompore PHILIP MORRIS moteh
PHILIP MORRIS. Judge PHILIP MORRIS
oguinst any other cigqrette!
Then make your own choice!
TRY THIS TEST

TRY THIS TEST
Take a PHILIP MORRIS - and any
other cigarette. Then, here's oil
you do:
Light up either cigarette. Toke
l. puff-don't inhoIe-and
SLOWLY let the smoke come through
your nose.
Now do exactly the some thing
q with the other cigarette.
NOTICE THAT PHILIP MORRIS
Is DEFINITELY LESS IRRITATING,
DEFINITELY MlLDER!
Evening star., 1951-02-02
RMS. FURN.-MD, G. VA.

transp., recently dec; auto. gas heat:
student pref. Ap. 57a5, N'
FURN. RIM. NEXT BATH-Unlim.
pa1dnn phone; E PIX blk; bus to downtown D; c.
N: ARLINGTON-Lge. comfortable
double room. next to pvt. bath and
Observation-Disclosures E fnrn rm
l block to Lee blvd, mr.. bus; reas-
enable. CHI Sl54. q
Mr.. PENTAGON and Navy Annex.
warm rm.. twin beds, pvt. home.
Phone privils.. gentleman TIE. 3O36.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE u BLOCK
ARL;-Large seie., conf. rm. adj
Pentagon. Phone CH. 33Ie. "a ~
GEORGETOWN STUDENTSi one dble.
rm: twin beds: one sgle. rm.: both
next to bath; pvt. home with cple. !:
"a BLOCK from Wilson blvd; bus, 10
I$si No. UTAH, ,'i' ARfMAttraca,ve pm f
front rm., mod home. tile bath and
shower: y block to bus; $40. -6
ARLINGTON fSouth) h)-Master bdrm
with twin beds. next to bath; close
do Pentagon. Navy Annex, OF.
cGs%v g2Ss Eyes; after 8 pm. 8
CHE'f nut bo.S .GSHAEsEE-suite: EsEE-s sitting rm..
! os 2 adults. CAN 'Pe WI. a57s, 5S7stkine; ms
DUPONT CIRCLE-i7.I p 81. At
81 wk. Cali DU. a4se. A'a servaee'
Evening star., 1951-02-02
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

COLLEGE PARK, MD.-settled
woman will share entire ,1st-hoor
apt. with another; own bedrm. and
iv: ,rm.: S75 mo-. incl. utils. WA.
YOUNG MAN to share 3-rm. apt. Call
RA. 1922 after $50. =
WANTED young man. 2O-3O. to
room, twin beds in pvt. home: phone
privil.;s present occupant has car:
5 min. Pentagon. ! 8 min. downtown.
OF. 1877 before IL noon. or after
YotNG MAN share new a-bedrm,
apt. in apt: bldg nearby Va; nicely
furn.; 5 min. to Pentagon, 15 min
downtown by bus. TIE. 2l59. A
WILL SHARE attractive 1-bedrm apt
with another young lady past 20;
ps tTin cs seds wo on 4S GloyeI sf4s, Park bus US
3 GIRLS want one other 25-3o share
2-bedrm. apt. 18th st. apt. bldg, S25
mo. no. 6:i3S after 8. 3
YOUNG LADY to share apt with
mot mother and 6li child excel, transporta-
DESIRE GIRL to share apartment
with three girls. Call at 43a Decatur
st, NV. 500 pm. weekdays; Sat-
urday, anytime. 3'
WILL SHARE APT. with employed
furnished in return for 5 nights wk.
care for 7-yr.-old child; parents both
work nights; excellent spot for right
party. II interested, call WO. 9S44
LADY to share GEORGETOWN 1-bedrm.
apt, with another. Call DI. 4799
all day. SUM-. after 6 wkdays 3
Evening star., 1951-02-02
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.; 18th AND EUCLID. NV
eiesn eefar and nd bright Ink. rm.; elec
18th ST. NV: I2l4-Lge. rm. with
kitchenette; Frigidaire. stove and
sink; empl. adults: $3.50. Also /
without kitchen. SlI.50. -
2l4! F ST. N.W.-Studio rm.; refer.
sadio Sa1 or or Tv; 2 or 3 persons; s15-
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-sgle.. nicely
furn.; oil heat; cont. h.-w., Frigid.
1881 CLIfToN ST. N.w.-Lge b db>e.
I'm; I'm; gas stove and refgE Next bath.
70 S5o mo. Hfr aaSs Also rm, next bath; slI
1909 p ST. N.W.-Lge. front Ink.
rm-. gas range. refer., one with run
ming water. co. 4470. 10. 3-6767.
623 3rd ST. N.w.-L.hk. with hot
and cold running water. Refer, fat
wAsHISGToS ciRcIE-L.hk. rms.
also sleeping rms; no objection to
Sol G ST. s.E.-Lh.k. room: redec.
esnted orated' = III ,25 soy; VIZ; small child ac
MT. PLEASANT large rm. W Jutili.
tles' semipvt. bath; S14 per week.
1914 Newton, -DU. 1852. e
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for
employed couples only with children
under school age. Landlady cares
Tor children. Call ST. 1862. e
Evening star., 1951-02-02
ROOMS FURNIsHEr.-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL. opposite House once
Bldg. block Library of Congress;
attractively. furnished. newly deco
rated, single room for lady. Ii
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM; private
home; one block to shopping center
restaurants. theater, 20 min. down
town; available Feb. 15. 47OS South.
ern ave; Sc. Ak; 1878 A
furn... front bedrms., double; semi.
private bath; $50 each person. VI
COLORED-LARGE ROOM. EMPLOYED
couple. 249 18th st. Sc. Ii. 6-2756
Evening star., 1951-02-02
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

MEURlLEE APIS l and q
and high school, shop center and
theater; 53rd pl: and Annapolis I'd,
ssfhGsi RksSEDY 5sEn Tisst g. SAs w a?slf rooms
and kitchen, semiprivate bath. utili-
ties furnished; reasonable. .
ROOMS. kit. bath, back porch, 3
Creek Park, facing Taft Bridge. for
L or 2 quiet adults. Box 62-M, Star.
sth AND INGRAHAM N.w.-6-rm
Rs5fs fHsn RA easi saaS sSes Adats s.
soRoo5M 0aiS afT.. partly furn.; sfoo
mo; utils. inciud: adults: 400
sfsor Gsersla j aT aye. en.w,' IN RA, 625a; eyes.
i5la KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
ssS.5o including utiis. gE. GE. sstH; ssss
coSN. a5SSS AVE-, ViR' The sroadmoor-one-
bed bedrm. apt. 500; immed. poss. BOX
| 291 K, Star 4
APT; for lease; s large rooms, kitchen
ana bath on floors; partially fur
nished; Dupont Circle area: residen-
ans St SSss ca ssif'a}s ao 1ssss ssss
DUPONT CIR. Conn. ave. and Que st.
-2-rm., kitchenette. bath. bachelor
aa1 pancy s71 Teteqenees ma mneda.s T.eats ofsH n
81 iv2ARNuM N.E.-1st-n.. ,-bed4m.
s9f' az mo modern s13, duplex; yard; bsmt.;
TWo; va; PSf rms u'i KIT, t. Sc ssss. incl nth,
1884 G st. Sc Call Ii. 3-43i4.
Laundry privilege.
IS FORESTER ST. s.W.-Two-bed.
rm apts, $50, utils. included. GE
SLIGO fG9 "a; Greek siioi Park ARE. at sitvsr
eepted now for March Ist vacancies.
l,bedrm, apis. SsI .5O-Ss5.50 mo.
utn. incl; in beautiful modern de-
MSf1qpment; Manarer 81, Fog 1sez inspection. call
ii End ST. Pr N.E.@1 E rm., kit -a and
semipvt. bath; S34 mo; immediate
occupancy. See MRS. JONES after
Or oR'oF F6RN1sHED, HtR s-bedroom apt,
81. 5000; ewes. sun, Ju. ISIS.
1890 MISSOURI AVE. NV rooms
SSa5; garage avail. on premises. GE,
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT. g4 rms.
and bath; good Transportation. 2O5
MT Mfea sA1NfEs e III - rwo-room uniar. m
s4ol s1sneq p1 ap1aarsment' 1asI semipvt' bath,
GOING OVERSEAS, must vacate Q
bedroom corner apt. in new develop
pment in Sill. spg. Newly dec. in
beautiful deep coiors. Wall length
plate glass mirrors available at
s5affi9n sa4 59 nsa Of cost, cost to new tenants.
Avail Feb. 6. ST.. 4423, "a
ONE-BEDRM. APT, S72, incl. utils..
aVaN. immed. See resident manager.
Apt. B-1, 1907 Southern ave. Sc
or call LO. 3-7979. a
lSth ST. S.E.-Bsmt. apt, bedrm
iiv rm;. Kit. and bath; S3s per mo;
Ss1 Ss9 alIowanee for janitor services.
AVAIL. IMMED.-Newly dec 1-b.d-
rm. apts.. $50 mo-. incl. utils. Bey-
eriy HIS Alexandria. OV. O95o.
APT. FOR RENT; children accepted
307 E st. ne ..
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Beautifui T.
rm. and bath apt. for immediate oc-
eseappanGy refined adults only; rent,
ARLINGTON-1-bedrm.. earden-type
5idg:; S75 mo-. incl. utiis.: waking
Sna,;nss SSlStanes to Arlington Hail; mr.. :
1aRGt stR ott tflsphSne phSG GL; 1886, -
kit, and bath: available Feb mS IN
MINIS drive to Pentagon; Gil. 4226.
WINCHESTER APIS. Takoma park
Ma and bedrms. with liy
Tm;' rS,' = d@inette @ kitchen and bath
ana eh,S4S; shSSn'a' 90 inel, 9til:; nI;. transp,
NEW modern apt, i bedrm.: near
Flower ave. in Takoma PARK; excel
Or 499s. - Us
Evening star., 1951-02-02
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER female pup
Axe; $50. Call Front Royal. Va.
GREhI DANES - Beautiful male
fawn, left with us to sell; Axe
reg; also brood bitch. Come see
them. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va.
Duke ST., extended. TIE. 2430.
DOGS AND CATS, available fol-
adoption to good homes. Sligo 51s3
5000: Sat. 9-12; no Sun. MONTG
CO. SHELTER.
CHAMPION SIRED COLLIE PUPS
Axe registered; . sable and white
and | tri-colored. ia. 2-S373. y
IMMATURE POODLE. IL wks. Axe
CANARIES, females and males; breed
Ing ,cond,; Phone 10; 2.149s;
wks. old. Gaithersburg 149-J
g HALF COCKER SPANIEL, 8 mo
old. Call UN. 4215.
PETS prsse avalsPls e Sgaed Ah%A sHRsi
SHELTER. 90 S. Payne ST.. Alex
andria, Va. Hours, 10 amt ~
pm. Weekdays and Sundays. AL
3959.
Evening star., 1951-02-02
MlScL. FOR SALE Cont J

EURNITURE-Maple platform rock
lent cond. GE. 1906 after pm.
FURNITURE - Bedroom set, maple
double bed, mattress and spring,
dresser and chest. studio couch
mission oak dining rm, set, liv. rm
FuRN.-Liv; rm. suite. modern set
gray oak chests. lamps. mirrors, ra-
dios, other items. HO. 7515. 5
FURN.-Complete suites and odd
pieces; also misc. household furn-
rHRNfTuRK@spd' afRlSfET Keas Do bedfoom ea6a suite
twin beds French chippendale
ner chair, occasional chair, chest
drawers, dressing table. 2 metal
electric fans. Be seen by appt. Ho
FtRSIruRE-5-pc. mahog. Duncan Dune
Phyfe dinette; sos: solid mahog
spinet, desk, $40; gateleg table, So;
walnut drop-leaf table, S32; chests,
corner" 2609 gath st. NV, near
Shoreham Hotel. Til 8. co. 1865.
FURNITURE-Loye seat, chairs, pic
ture frames, mirrors. misc. items.
Coffee service, VictroIa records. orig
rI1sSlSyPps insl ksTPie doll OF; . 9os6 ST. ,,,,,,,
rm. suite and 3pc. bedrm. suite.
Call ia. S472. 4
URNITURE-Lawson sofa and chair;
walnut French provincial bedrm.
suite; lamp, dining chairs. Chinese
painted china closet, chaise lounge,
small tables and side chairs. Oriental
rugs and misc. CO: 1894. 4
FURNITURE-Break set twin
beds, studio bed with matching
chair, odd beds, chests, and dressersS
Will deliver. 3217 18th st. ne. 3
FURNITURE, almost new, for Groom
apartment. Phone FA. $3.50. 4
FURNITURE. for efficiency apt: al
most brand-new; 2 lounge chairs,
studio couch. cotton tufted rug,
Okla; coffee table. end table two
Sway lamps, breakfast rm. set, 2
prs; Of pull ,drapes; all S225 or
sold separately. MA. 44S3. Ext.
sos. 1885 K st. NV. 4
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedroom. din. room. liv
nm, from unclaimed freight and
factory samples. etc; at great say,
BLDG. $50 New York ave. NV,
Daily. 1915; Sat. till 4. RE. 431o