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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23

ing to get the "go ahead" sign on
slot machines in Holmes county.
If slot machines are allowed in
Holmes county during the next
four years it will be much worse
than it vas four years ago under
the sheriff who preceded Mr..
Wynn.
Now there + recently enacted
laws against transporting slot ma
chimes or their parts across state
lines.
Many of you read about the Ole
Miss Cafe on highway 81 being
held up Friday by three armed
thugs who took eight slot ma
chimes out of the cafe ana fled.
These people who are in the
slot machine racket are just itch
ing to get into Holmes county to
operate - one party in an adjoin-
ing county has already made a
few contacts.
III slot machines are allowed by
the next sheriff of Holmes county
any public place that has them is
liable to be held up at gun point
any time by rival gangs. The
public viii have no protection
whatsoever.
l know this sounds ~ some
thing out of a dime novel but
truth is always more strange
than fiction,
Now about WHISKEY
ANY sheriff that goes into Of
flee in Holmes county will have
a hard time stopping the sale of
whiskey altogether. Reason, there
are too many people in Holmes
county and the surrounding area
that like to drink whiSkey. AS
long as this many people buy
whiskey there is going to be
someone to sell it to them ~
there's just too much money to
be made out of it.
But l do believe that a sheriff
who is really determined to do
the job and who has the physical
and mental qualifications to clean
up the county a do it. 1t has
been done in many Mississippi
counties.
A former highway patrolman
named Harpole, who many Holm
es county citizens know, cleaned
up Oktibbeha county. He did
such a good job of chasing the
hoodlumS out that his wife ran for
sheriff this year and defeated
three male opponents in the
Firs. Primary. He will be her
chief deputy for the next four
years.
So don't tell me it can't be
cleaned up. There's a lot of peo-
pie who'd like to make our citi-
zenry think it can't be done -
but don't let them fool you.
The whole thing depends upor
the PEOPLE of Holmes county
Ii makes it a lot easier if you
have a cooperative sheriff who
WANTS to clean it up.
The situation is now in the
hands of Holmes county voters
you'll decide next Tuesday what
kind of county we T going to
have for the next four years -
and perhaps a great while longer
You should not fail to cast youl
: ballot.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23

The letter is self-explanatorY
and tells the citizens of Holmes
county what they may expect if
they elect Ross Rhyme as their
sheriff.
tPd. Adv. by Ross Rhyne)
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23
Weekend On Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Tidwell have
returned home following a few
DAYS on the coast and in Mobile.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23

Robert Ware is visiting his
aunt. Mrs. o T. Williams of Mem
phis
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23
Visits Mrs. Reid

Mrs. Tom Casey of New Or
leans has been visiting Mrs. Jim
Reid.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-23
MISS LENA 6RCcR
cosstssiosur
o,steros oRisss's Liexss1 otvtsios

JUL
CdNr
COL. T. 3. BRDSoNG .
Commis sioner of Public Safety
Evening star., 1951-02-20
Hollywood Diary
Burt Wants Strip Star
AS His Feminine Lead
-By Sheiloh Grohor

quite made the grade. Now she
has the chance.
X y X \
Dick Haynes will sing this
years Academy Award song on his
first record for his new bosses. He
has q 4-year recording deal with
Decca.
Ezio Pima plans to bring opera
to Hollywood in a big way-n ne
signs the new deal with Metro
that is. He'll have lot of local
talent to draw from-Dorothy
Kristen, John Charles Thomas
Robert Merrill and Lauritz Mel
chior.
Charles Laughton. Charles
Boyer and company come to Los
Angeles with their Don Juan In
Hell" play the beginning Of April
for a one-night stand. It'll be q
Sell-out.
Fred MacMurray is having labor
shortages on his big Twin valley
cattle ranch near San Francisco
Fred owns $500 head Of cattle
Now starring in 1.-THE Golden
Goose" he tells me it takes lot
OF men to look after his invest
ment.
Mrs. Tony Martin-Cyd Cha
risse in her professional life-is
competing with Mala Powers fol
the lead with Spencer Tracy In
1.-The People Versus O'Hara.'
Whether Pat O'Brien is in the
picture with his pal Spencer de-
pends on his billing. Friendship
is one thing, billing another.
(Rsleased by the North American
| Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1951-02-20

do not close until the curtain
is formally lowered on the final
speech.
"Springtime Folly"-to go on
wantonly wasting the tree from
which this paper was made-is
an incredible specimen of those
plays which somehow manage to
get produced. It's theme. merci-
lessly speaking, is the garment
industry and If anything it sug-
gests about the operation OF
clothing makers is true, it is a
fine break for Nudism.
AS pictured by Authors Schul-
man and Lieberson, these are not
only miserably incompetent hu>
mans but also insufferably dull.
However, the fact that so many
humans go on buying clothes
makes 1t clear that the creators
of "Springtime Folly" have just
had a terrible nightmare.
Walking through this noisy,
hysterical fancy are such per-
formers as Jack Whiting and
Mabel Taliaferro who henceforth
can think of themselves as rivals
of Jake LaMotta in their ability
to take punishment. Slugged with
every cliche in the joke book, they
were both on their feet at the
end although Miss Taliaferro was
down a couple of times before the
final bell saved her.
*
For the record, a fatuity to
which critics resort for a few
extra paragraphs. "Springtime
Folly" is an almost laughless farce
built around a maternity dress.
AS the makers of this garment,
Whiting and Gilbert Mack expect
it to sweep the country. To their
consternation-and yours in quite
Evening star., 1951-02-20
HOLLYWOOD.

Burt Lancaster is interested In
getting Stripteaseuse Lili st. Cyl
to be his sex-appealing leading
lady in Ten Tall Men" Sounds
fascinating. Miss st. Cyr opens al
Ciro's here next Friday night. AL
tables are booked.
Mel Ferrer's version Of his battle
with the Phoenix Sombrero Play.
house is as follows: II was in.
formed" says Mel. that none o1
the stars was to receive more
than $50 for two weeks. That.
what we do at the La Jolla Play.
house. Then I learn that East
Pitts was paid $1,000 a week fol
her engagement. The same TO,
John Loder. And Leon Ames was
offered $500. Don't get me wrong
I don't mind these others getting
paid. I just object to being mis-
informed"
Dana Andrews had five brothers
serving in World War II. Now
three Of them are selling theil
businesses and going back into
uniform.
The Van Johnsons will live ir
Esther Williams home during
their stay in Acapulco. Esther
gives the rents she receives from
the house to her fund for blinc
babies.
Betty CRADLES new deal at goth
Century-Fox will give her a perioo
Of two years to make three pic
lures. Now she makes two a yeal
each taking flve months x
make.
Gregory Peck, on the last day
Of shooting David and Bath.
sheba." says he and wife Grets
are off for two weeks at thu
Ronald Colman ranch in Sar
Ysidro. Then on to the Virgin
Islands to fish.
Robert Stack bedded with Ill
in New York. And Richard Base
hart ditto in Hollywood.
X II
Ethel Barrymore. at 72. is work
ing hard on two pictures-"Kin6
Lady" and Convict Lake"-with
a third. "Oh Baby" to follow al
U-I. She says she feels fine now.
George Jessel is looking for q
girl to play Lotta Crabtree ir
Girl of the Golden West" She
only has to sing. dance. and be
beautiful.
Dan Duryea chalks up 20 years
Of marriage on April IS.
June Allyson's health is wor.
rying Dick Powell, who will cut
short his PA. tour with "Cry
Danger" to hurry home to his
wife.
Jean Peters "Anne Of the
Indies" picture is expected to turn
the trick and make her a big star.
Jean was brought here from COL
lege with much fanfare to star
with Tyrone Power in Captain
From CASTLE" But the picture
wasn't good. And Jean, in spite
Of some good roles since. hasn't
Evening star., 1951-02-20

a different way-the sweep" is
left out of the dress. Instead OF
expanding with the customer as
time goes by. it merely splits away
from her.
This leads to a stupefying mess
concerning which further discus
sion is purposeless.
X X X
The one remotely, and merely
academically, interesting aspect
of "Springtime Folly" is how a
group of performers can work its
way through such drivel.
Even without material, the
actors have got to go on for a
couple of hours. They have to
say something and do something
if only to comply with union rules
These do say something. One
of them, for instance, says at q
moment of intended crisis: There
goes the ball game"
This is no time to talk of base
ball." another actor screams right
back at him.
This is a fair specimen of two
thirds of the dialogue of Spring
time Folly" which may be remem-
bered as the farce whose biggest
laugh is produced by the most
standard of the profanities. On
two occasions. this is the exit line
of one of the characters and un-
less the ears are completely false
the laugh was the largest of the
evening.
If they expect to remain in the
theater, the authors are going to
have to broaden their scope in this
respect.
Another scar that may be left
on the memory by "Springtime
Folly" is that it is the loudest and
most restless exhibit in years
Every speech is made at the TOP
Of the poor devil actors voice. as
if the garment industry was dom
mated exclusively by neurotics,
including the janitor.
This undoubtedly is a desperate
resort on the part of Leon Michel
who Is credited with the direction
of the farce. Michel, as if to
test his players as severely In
other departments of health, also
has asked that they accompany
each speech with a frenzy OF
movement that stops just short OF
falling off the stage.
AS a matter of fact, some o1
the second act exits are made al
such speed that 1t seems most un-
likely that the player ever will gel
back in time. 1t gave Spring
time Folly" a quality of suspense
totally lacking in that part Of the
play written by Schulman and
Lieberson.
There was a story prior to the
opening of "Springtime Folly
that it was financed by enthusi-
asts in the garment industry it.
self. If this is true, as it we'll may
be, Whiting, Miss Taliaferro anc
others will undoubtedly soon be
dropping their new trade connec-
tions and going back to the
theater.
Conditions there may be bad
but never as bad as this, including
by the way-a showroom set
ting that looks as if the meresi
breeze would be glad to blow II
away.
Evening star., 1951-02-20
Where and When

SUItCut HV0tCI Uast1SsbOuS
and Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena-"The Adding Machine:
$3.50 pm.
New Gayety "Springtime
Folly; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Born Yesterday;
1:20, 800. $40. 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol vengeance Valley;
11:00 am, las. 4:30. 7:15 and
1000 pm. Stage shows: 1855,
$40, 6:25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"A War With the
Army; 11:00 am, ITO, 3:20,
$50. 7:40 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"M "Manon";; 1:35, 3:35.
5:35. 7:35 and $40 pm.
Keith's - Target Unknown;
1925 am, 1::25, $3.50, 5:35, 1885
and $40 pm.
Little-"The Red Shoes; 2::30,
4:50, tbs and 9:40 pm.
Metropolitan - "A Yank in
Korea; 11:15 am. 2:35, 4:25,
6:15. sos and 9:55 pm.
National Jackpot: 11:15
am, 100. 2:45. 4:30, 6:15. 800
and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"Kim";; 1850 am, 2:15,
4:45, 7:10 and $40 pm.
Pix-"A French Scandal" 200,
4:45, 7:30 and 10:15 pm.
Playhouse - "Cyrano de Ber-
gerac":: 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"The Mudlark" 10:15
am, 1910, 2:05, 400, 5:55, 7:50.
and 9::45 pm.
Trans-Lux Seven Days to
Noon; 11:00 am, ITO, 800, $50.
TAO and $50 pm.
Warner - Born Yesterday;
11:15 am. 1:15. 800, 5:25, 1926,
and 9:45 pm,
Evening star., 1951-02-20
Drama News and Reviews
Goyety's 'Springtinoe Folly
Greatly to Be Regretted
By Joy Cormody

spngtme Folly which turned up at the Gayey last night is
the saddest exhibit that its
decade This statement lot
by Joseph Schulman
Evening star., 1951-02-20

IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS-
John Wayne, top bor office
dra1D in 1850, nop playing the
outlying theater circuit In
"Operation Pacific" 1t is a
tale of lone and action 1oith a
submarine as its part-time
stage.
Evening star., 1951-02-20

"sPRINGTIME FOLLY" farce in three
acts by Joseph Schulman and William H
!ieberson, produced by United Producers,
1irected by Leon Michel. with settings BY
Louis Kennel. At the Gayety.
Evening star., 1951-09-09

FUkN. = Hollywood dbl. hide-ayay
desk, chest Of drawers, din. t nm
= eiee; nxtures. WO. 1852.
rOhNITURE-Mod. lined oak bedrm
Set' blond mahog. dinette set. van
ny hoor ana Aolywood beds with head
usi Tsss' XII. tV s-gissE. gfasE misc items. An
FORNITURE-Sofa bed, drop back.
neutral, $40; chair, Kroehler. extra
Scoomfortable, gray, S65. RE. SosI :
IVY SSN,,,; e Sc; NV Apt. $40.
S3n' uhE.2.pc. liv. rm. suite.
desf y cneSt sI9 q d,s drawers, $40; writing
Kennedy n Syoi ST. o1ner y miscLSDieces. SIS
FURNITURE-Sofa bed and matchins
Si1 SShiar: gray. freize .Kroehler. 9-pc
tahi.r On, rm. suite. bleaehed mahoE.; end
Mise MssiSaes' nc Soestaii oi % table, Lime oak.
.u.s cRsst diD b.d y'1ngt Hap.y essFS sgS
ext; ladder. $50. WO. S08G Tx
FHRNITuRE. misc. items; : over.
Ssaned ny; rm. chairs, both, Si5:
se nads oHonSoir chair. So; rugs with
kit. set, compl.. Si5; vacuum % cieaxn;, lean,
er; d. lamps; sgle., dbie. beds: a
ioia SCREEN, dressing table; toilet
seats; mantle clock. Session; Kit.
SaPgain,. SaPafis, pgSs IS. Sst9gIs5$$l s9I $$lo; everything
FURNITURE. 4-rm. apt; 2.pc. living
room suite. beds, mattress and
springs. bedroom suite. dinette. Z
chhairS' knee-hole desk. lamps, odd
cnairS ana tables, typewriter; apt,
Ct once. No phone, no dealers. All
rqiG gay G,sy sunday. Apt. 9. 1929 F st. ne. .
FURNITURE for effic.; less than one
gesr ,Id. old. INQUIRE at desk. QUEBEC
HOUSE Apt. s51, $500 quebec st.
FURNITURE1chairs. modern. Law
priqge lamp. So: corner unpainted
2ook sections, Tor So; large fan,
S;cf SSc;f current, $5. District 1920,
FURNITURE - Duncan phyfe coffee
table tround): planters lamp; must
sell. OIL, 9Si9.
FURNITURE for sale: bed, dble..
hollywood hotel special. spring and
matt; cost $105,. $35; dining table,
1phcistered Vi Chairs, s0c cost esl ssliea sssi sfd
maple closet. cedar lined, S25; ali
peri. cond. Call MRS. MARTIN.
ST: 1000 Mon. or see them at 1926
FURNITUREGypinine Ta i1FtUnTsy room suite; a.
2. washer, like new; living room
chairs; mahogany table; metal bed
stead; rugs, Ango Persian. Phone
EN-. 1921 ewes 9s
FURNITURE-Selling complete fur
nishings Of 8 apts.; very reas. 1926
FURNITURE-Twin beds. blond oak,
box spring and mattress; excellent
condition: 500. Cypress 1884.
-
FURNITURE-New; all kinds; going
out Of business; bargains. at or be-
low cost; chrome dinettes. 1t will
pay you to come. Open to 8 pm,
Sunday to 9. 4009 34th st. ne.
FURNITUHRRE-Bufet, $40; ex12 Az
minister rug. $40; Hotpoint washer,
$50, HO. 1894, g
FURNITURE - Studio couch, ~
INCHES, opens to double bed; also end
$500, Ext. 502 North.
FURNITURE SALE-Sofas and odd
chairs, from sample homes. Fine
decorator covers. lifetime construc-
ton. $675 values. Must sacrifice.
Some suites as low as S195. Open
until 5 pm. daily; ewes. BY appt.
SO7 Mt. Vernon place NV. RE. 1910.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
DOORS
so Cents Up
ARROW
HOO South Capitol

DOUBLE BED-Good springs, $50;
twin beds. springs, $40. 1859 Mimi.
ave. Sc. Apt. 303.
DRAFTING INSTRUMENTS and
drafting tools, 1923 Military rd.
DRAPES, gold antique velvet. lined.
3b yds. long. 4 prs. $50 pr; Army
officer's uniform. overcoat and battle
Jacket. wool. size. .3S; also. Colonial
antique mahog.. sideboard. Ice. Sun,
10 am. to g., AID. 5121.-
DRAPERIES, 2 pairs, 81; yards new
material to match. 81. RA. 3447.
DRESSER with large mirror; modern,
new, still in crate. 9 drawers, S160.
1000 Barnaby Terrace s.e., Apt. 202
DRILL PRESS-Bench type with
motor. S25. Portable electric blower
ike new, S25. Wet grinding stone
DRILL AND SAW SET. brand new
with sanding disc and bufilng bon
net; $50. Call after 3 pm. Sun.
TU. 434S.
DRUMS, 2 complete sets. includins
accessories; 8 tfumpets, i trombone;
after IL. OR. 1915.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Small
steam table, exc. cond.. $126. Also
IL booths and tables, cash regis.
ter, exhaust fan. medium electric
restaurant rrssfnriEerator; odds and
REsTR. EQUIPMENT - Two restr.
wall murals, in oil, AKA f.. e. ideal
kIPlNS nedys sSSTs' RSSots cgssOm gsS 1oDssn. mad.
Size 51a; good condition: SIS. FA.
RIDiNG BOOTS. size eAAA. very
RIFE, fPGd cGRG; Winchester ST.; 42S9 7Sas , with
8x Unerti scope; excellent woodchuck
and target. HO. 1908. N.Y..
RING, lady's engagement. 60 points,
$500. 1928 Vermont ave. District
RoAsTiER-ovEN, WESTINGHOUSE D port
able; table, broiler attachment; 1
RUGS, imported Persian Oriental
design; heavy closely woven for
good wearing; 9x12, S49.50; Sx11,
Says NY; 20; 70 other l,o sizes proper. priced.
RUG. 9x13 Bigalow. rose fioral pat.
tern; like new: lust cleaned. Orig.
pnG pSnhGEo; 5SacSi. S55. RA; 1902.
Psss ss. ssSS55suVd5. sS5. %S. sSsld sSss make two Ok
RUG. 9x12 blue twist broadloom. per-
feet condition. SS5. 500 Linden
Lane. Falls Church. %
RUG, 9Xl2 blue Administer, with pad;
good condition, $35. OF. 1918. -9
ton. Call CO. 1886. -
RUG, 17x10, maroon, twisted broad
lse Ioem' o,a1e ti1e grade. with pad. $75.
RUG. 9x1i. beige dominant. excel.
cond.. bargain at SIC 1925 Joc-
selygn St.: NV. OR. 0950; weekdays,
RUG, India drusset. sx12. SIS. 81.
RUG, rare Keashian Persian, real
silk, 400 knots per. square inch;
priceless; S3,500;, shown only BY
appointment. Call Elk. 6S44.
RUG, 9xl5, dark green, wool twist,
perfect condition; $125: moving,
must sell, RA. 1910.
RUG. 9x12. fiowered Administer, bur.
gundy. with rug cushion, $50. 10.
RUG. 9xl2, domestic Oriental. Mage.
make; used few months Also baby
high chair. Call Ia. S001.
RUG, Mohawk. leaf design, rose. tone
on tone. prac. new. 9xl7 with pad
ding: Phone after 8. HU. 1858. la
-
Evening star., 1951-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DRUMS CENTER-win q free drum
set contest; free drum lesson anal
ysis. 706 18th st. NV. DI. 4194;
DRYERS. Washers. Freezers, etc. 20qe
oniyi LEVENTHAI's. HU. $500.
DUPLICATOR. stencil type, SIS 70.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13
DUPhIcxToRs, tash CA 1,Ri print-o-Matic. SIS;
addresser, $10.95. Today, CO. 1925;
week. DI. 1872. 1112 14th st. NV.
EpPH0NE o6nst6n dictator man and osr
ELECTRIC MOTORS. s-h.p. Century
&C, Sl6; M-h.p., &C. motor, $3.50.
EEL. ffa sTi kANGE. lSSi El.etrom.ster. apt.
EEEcfRIc & RANGG@Brsna.nsw Geo sasa ne 40ei aH
full-size range. $40; never been
used. 10000 Wildwood rd.. New
Parkwoodl development, Kensington.
EEEcrEfcp rfEsfecpinfs KonsSrEEs anS Esek fSss FSssbot
yrs; old. $40. 10. s-S275.
ELECTRIC TRAIN. club size, 65 pcs.
OF track and accessories, . trans
formers; doll carriage. large; /
maple high chair; excel. cond.; l
Sxi2 Sa2k Wtlt4n ,,3n rug. sx10 9,,,M wilton rug,
ENCYCLOPEDIA sAIE-Americana
with case. l949 with 1850 year
book, $100. Brittanica. 1914 with
year books through 1850, Sl25.
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP.
s@2 9th NV Open eyes,. ma. 94o2.
ETCHINGS-Unusually fine. rare Sc
lection on rice paper, silk and best
med. all subjects. Seen sun, S07
llth st. NV Elk. 0646
4ss afeaSERs 90 x seass sesSd ss5ia0'
wood caii today ees g. ifss!s5: 4ss5:: weef, s.ssi
Ell riIi2 4 lath & st. = nv, nv, DI. 1872. :
RE 24s9. BRENNER SEess sss II Pa. ersEls. ave.
FIRE ExrINousHER. cog foam
sods. acid; " price. GiCHNER. 1918
~ 81; NV Elk 3527.
free delivery I S Ssb' a4iuo pUa fss4 H. cong 1i
FIREPLACE MANTEL, Colonial de-
sign; excellent condition. $50. JU.
FIxTUREs. display and lighting iix-
tures. BERTRAM SHRIER, LTD,
ll47 Connecticut ave. Ex. 0o35,
FIXTURES. for drugstore; complete
set of fixtures including Soft. soda
fountain, stools and booths; good
condition. Must be disposed Of
quickly at fraction OF original cost.
Call RA. $500 for further informa-
tion. ID
FLAGSTONE from Buckinsham Slate
Quarries, $50 per ton delivered; !;
wholesale only. OF S242. -
FLOORING - Builders, attention.
100000 feet available. A real
bargain; PA face, end matched
No: 2 common oak flooring, 10000
it.; orders delivered to Job at 500
buyers contact Mr.. Vernon King
TTSrNr0Tn
Evening star., 1951-09-09

CARPET. 8 yards, 27-inch green
Phone King S-25S5.
CARRIAGE, baby, Kroll. like new:
cost $50, will sacrifice for S25. RA.
CARRiAGE, Thayer. de luxe. SAG
CHRRiAGE sTRoEIER. twin size.
HsssS"00d ssSS % Wifee se sf6 ca nf RT Rfw 46fs Sps'
roma and Allen. Today, CO. 1926;
wk., 1112 14th st. NV, DI. 1879
CASH REGISTER (NationaD-Smal
barber shop type; $50. Call Ii
CASH REGISTER. Remington. perfect
condition. sos. EN-. 9772' 10
CASH REG. for any business; best
csad; cend; will sae5iflee sP1s Poday dayb CO
CASH DRAWER. brand new, with lock
and bell, $27 so. Today: CO: 1925;
wk.. 1112 14th NV, DI. 1872,
CASH REG. Nat. cleo, itemizer. late
4Sss Sds vk ike p aeE 4s7s esrf I1ia TOaaS d4h
CHAIRS (5); .9x15 Amer. Oriental
tables. chest Of drawers. boy S
schwinp bicycle; other items. WI
CHAIR. CHAIR LoUNGE-Beige and ros,
brocatelle; s75, or best offer. sH
CHAIR. lounge. down cushion. excel
lent condition. ST, 7S72.
CHAIRS-set side chairs, red
CHAIRSEBeautiful old chairs. re-
finished and re53caned by hand; So
TEUi; W.; oS0rAs roo.o-, .o,..
below factory cost; brand new dec
orator and showroom SAMPLES; sec
son and many other styles Of sofas.
sale priced from $87 to $167;
lounge, fan. barrel, wing and tele-
direct from the factory and save;
open Monday and Friday until s
FURNITURE FACTORY, 922 Bur
lington ave., Silver Spring, Nd
CsHHEcKWRiTER. CsHHEc zvaisi Todd, good cond,
S22 so; {. C. Smith typeXriter; $29
To-day. co. 1925; owk, 1112 14th NV
CHEST. walnut 46 in. long; in excel
con SoRd; fr:S5 S65. nW ntTrOE EsSs So with wal
CHESTS. mahog., 10;drawsr. vern.
chairs (burgundy mohair); Howell
grey dinette set, clothes closet. glas!
door, girls English bicycle. 293'
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, toys, cribs
etc. Also clothing for adults: Full;
stocked, come and see us. NEARLY
NEW SHOP, 3512 Conn. ave. NV
Open 1915. Thurs. and Fri. ewes
CHiNA-odd pieces. Chairs, lamps
prints, books: no dealers. After J.
Sunday and Monday; RA. 1870:
inlays. $50. Suitable for living o
dining rm. JU. 7-6S7S. %
CHINA CLOSET, walnut, S25; rock
ing chair, maple, So. co. sos!
CHiNEsE teakwood drawing roor
furniture. antique. rare, table, arm
chair. side chair. settee, iptricatI cat
ieohDt pointment M % to Box 44s-M. star. <
CHINESE CARVED CHEST. S5l
Lady's Mandarian coat, S35. Syl
yania AM-FM. single generator, S75
5119 H st. Sc. VI. .00S5.
CLARINETS-SaVe .20ee on new Mob
let, Tedler and other famous make:
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 13t
CsLtAKhiiSSET. Holton, very good cond
500. or best offer. WA. 0049..
CLOcK-Junghans. westminstt
chimes; mahogany case; S-day
excel. cond., $72.50. OIL. 1890 aftt
CLOCK. M ( k. seth Thomas mantle. West
shawl, 5-pe. shefneld tea set. 81
eTo2THHHEs, girls. size 14-presses.
WOOL, / silk. 2 cottons; Q skirt
blouse: excel. cond.; S15. AP. 651t
Evening star., 1951-09-09
EISINGER
MILL AND LUMBER CO.,
WI. $500. Bethesda. Md.
FOAM RUBBER

For upholstered furniture, benches.
seats. mattresses. pillows. bed top
pers. autos. trucks. boats. etc.: ANY
QUANTITY. available in nodded
cushions or in sheets by the SQUARE
FOOT. LATEX FOAM PROD. CO.,
S07 H st. NV. DI. O587.
FOLDING WHEELCHAIR, Everest q,
Jennings; special brakes; excellent
Gi91ndbitlon; i1 cost $3.50. sell for S55.
FREEZER, 10h-cu.-ft.; excel. con-
dition: sacrifice. OIL. 6006. -
FREEZER - Coldspot, 1875 Gu. it.,
brand new cond., 1875. SH. 77Sl.
FREEZERS, substantial saving on
chest-type. 8, Is and "a GU. IT;
nationally advertised brands. 81.
FREEZER, I. H.711 or 1873 Gu. II.
Free trial, free food. MALONEY'S,
INC. Sd26 Ga. ave-, Sil. Spg.. Md.
FREEZER DELUxE-Deep Freeze. 7.22
Gu. it., never used: established re-
tail price $500, will accept S225 or
hacf NHar