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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

!listment has been extended more
than once.
The men most objected by the
extension orders have been those
serving in the Regular branches OF
the armed forces. They're the
ones who would have had to serve
the full extension period on active
duty.
The only men not required ia
serve the full extension on active
duty previously were those ma
tional guardsmen and reservists
whose tour Of active duty ran out
before they had served the fun
extension.
The extensions have never ap-
piled to draftees serving their "a
months or draft registrants who
enlisted in the Army for "a
months.
Details Of the Defense Depart
ment's new release plan are below.
The plan will be followed unless
the men affected are released
sooner under some special pro-
gram.
The plan applies TO enlisted
Regulars. Reservists and National
Guardsmen In the Army, Marine
Corps and Air Force. but only to
Regulars in the Navy.
fonth of release from active d,,ty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05
Veterans and Druftees
BY Moi. Thomas N. Mol

i If your enlistment has been ex-
TENDED you may not have to serve
1.-THE full extension on active duty
las previously required.
A new Defense Department plar
|allows servicemen to serve part Of
1.-THE extended period on inactive
lduty. How much the plan affect.
the active-duty time of each indi-
vidual varies according to his
branch of service and when his
normal enlistment ran out.
The announcement came on the
heels of the third presidential
lorder extending enlistments. This
new order extended for nine
months those enlistments which
would have expired between July
l, 1852, and June 80. 1858.
The first order extended for IL
months those enlistments which
ran out between July /, 1850, and
June 80, 1851. The second ex-
tended for 12-month enlistments
which expired between July /,
1851. and June 80. 1852.
Congress had told President
Truman he could extend enlist
|ments If he felt 1t necessary to
keep the armed forces in fighting
shape. Under these extension
orders. however, no mans en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

rinses dishes before washing i.
so / threw out my dirty brush.
TUFFY replaced my dishrag, too,
because @wonder-mesh" is plastic
-. gentle enough to clean even
fine china and silver without
scratching. And TUFFY does q
scraper's job on sticky eggs or
gummy foods-just chips them
off. Red-and-yellow TUFTY
rinses clean under the tap :.
never smells or corrodes. So get
TUFFY in to do your work, today
;. at your Groceria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

it blues as it brightens as it ,rashes
clean actually blues that
'''lively" look back into precious
washables! Try it yourself ;. see
what ! mean. Special directions
for Nylon Wash are right on the
package. Only LA FRANCE con-
tains Luminess-marvelous new
whitener and color brightener-
to give you the loreliest fine-fab-
RIGS wash imaginablei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

faction BAB-O .
and actual kitchen
tests prove it OUT
suds all 9th e r
cleansers 2 to /!
You see unlike
ordinary foaming
cleansers BAB-O's
millions of. power
packed suds really
c,lt Oreaco lnoeon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

each socket with this new kind q
!, GENERAL ELECTRIC lamp bulb.
: It's the G-E SOFA bulb that's
: ideal for al ceiling fixtures where
bulbs bsttn hase-up. Most Of the
light goes upward through the UNI
coated part of the bulb. creating
an indirect lighting effect. An
ivory enamel coating On the bot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

gent, LA FRANCE
clone overcornes
"nylon-yenow"
makes dainty col-
ored things radi-
antly bright. In
fact, it gives a
triple : beautify-
ing" wash because
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

ever hiding my
messy dishrags,
b r u s he S and
scrapers. Then ]
discovered no "
p e r + e c t ! y
TUFFYs sturdy
N,unndar mashn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

you WANT REFERENCES, when
someone comes to work for you.
Well, Iu give references to
TUFFY, the new dishwashing aid.
Before used TUFFY, Twas for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

KNOW TNE QUICK. EASY WAY
to give sweet n spicy goodness to
many foods? Just use DOMINO
Sugar and Cinnamon for it
comes ready-mixed for you m it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

h an dy glass
shaker! TIL q I
means you sim
ply shake. and
sprinkle for an
extra = scrump >
tious, sparkling
topping . no
muss or fuss and,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

rye FOUND the most wonderful
product ever for fine-fabric
washes new LA FRANCE
Bluing In Bead Form. Without
adding speck Of soap or deter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

II Cotton crepe eneh houecoots with wrap and Upper clos
IS Lounge and dresses Upper goodman styles
and chntz novelty cotton prints and sheer lawn fobe
Broken sizes and coIors
26 Theequortereng oyon crepe novelty
stripe lounge coats Colors and sizes broken
Group Of dress length lounge coos and on COACH
monsye housecoots and A-Ieneth lounge black and
white toeto with white pque trim Broken
W6L-NeeIigees Third Floor, Main Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

no waste because you always get
just the amount you want. So
don't save DOMINO Sugar and
Cinnamon just for Cinnamon Toast
-. keep a shaker in the kitchen,
as well as on the table, for giving
flavor magic to cookies, chilled
applesauce, rolls, pies, cereals and
buildings, too!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05
STOP! LOOK! AND LISTEN

for I want to tell you about a
cleanser that gives twice the clean
ing power and twice the grease
cutting action! It's new double.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05
[onth Of release from active duty
-(Under extended enlisfmenfl-
Month Of normal expiration

You may write Maj Mai in Of this about
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-05

CRIME and penetrate dirt !. !. sweep
greasy-grey Sink Smog down
the drain in seconds. !, Truly,
with new double-action BAB-O
you get double your moneys
worth s.. get q whittier, brighter
sink than ever before. Still you'll
find that BAB-O i 5000 kind to
your hands =. and you'll love its
clean, fresh fragrance, too!
Evening star., 1952-01-20

send you all three for only 81 If you Join the
Dollar Book Club now. Here's big generous
sample Of the fascinating reading and huge
savings that nearly million families enjoy
through this Club! Accept this wonderful
membership offer now. Send no money -
simply mail the coupon below.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

KTHAT "A BARGAIN! Choose your own
" big TRIPLE-THRILL package of book
entertainment-for only $100t tTake any three
Of the new, full-size, handsomely bound books
on this page-top fiction hits by Americas most
popular authors! A retail value of up 70 $1,000
In the Pablishers' original editions-yet wen
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-12-04

longer excuse from school. Marty
turned to Roy Dancer, and observed
that when he was school master he
must have had his kids scared
too bad, that they had to go to the
nearer well. But Midilekauff's had
a dog, zone not so NICE" and one day
it bit Marty" And that was the
last time he ever went for water.
Mr.. Keener observed that he could
tell some tales out of school about
some of the boys who were quite ac-
tive. about here one of the old
time scholars slowly raised his sling
shot and took a shot at MARTY"
Mr.. Keener went on to tell about
boys who had to stand in the front
of the school and hold a finger in
a knot hole, because of misbehavior.
And if they had been especially bad,
they also had to stand on one foot.
He recalled some of the ''big Petre
boys" especially George, and how
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-12-04

he used to take just a couple of
sweeps with the old blackboard
eraser, and it would be clean. The
eraser was a strip of board, maybe
two feet long, covered with the same
material so many of them wore in
their trousers, corduroy.
Mr.. Keener's last note was about
school buses. He said that they
are not just a modern notion. They
had them in his day. A person liv-
ing fartherest from the school in
one direction would drive to school,
and all along the way would gather
up the children. They used market
wagons, spring wagons, etc. Two of
these that were much used at the
old Paramount school were Billy
Bantzu and Charley Spessard.
More about the Paramount School
Homecoming will be told next week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-12-04
Horse and Buggy Days
By Ida 10 Martin

along the road was so near the
school, that there was just room
enough to play Holy Ball." a fav-
orite then. Then when they want
ed to play real" ball, they went
across the fence in back of the
building, over in Ralph Shank's
field. They had no bats like we buy
now, but used palms off the front
yard fence, and he said that if they
could not get one at home, they used
One off somebody else's fence.
In Martyrs time they carried wa
ter from Middlekauff's well. That
was farther than Trovinger's well
and gave the water carriers little
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-12-04
Lincoln Relative Dies

David Warren Hanks, one of the
last descendants of Abraham Lin
coin, died recently at a Davenport,
Iowa, nursing home. He was 102. A
native of Albany, ILL.,, he traced his
relationship to the Civil War Pres
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-12-04

ident through Nancy Hanks, Lin
coins foster mother.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

FIXTURES, wall and floor cases, wal,
sacrifice. GE. 0263. N '
iFLUORESCENCE FIXTURES, several
new, tubes at approx. half price.
1742 K St NV. 2nd floor
FREEZER, $500: International Har.
vester - Gu. IT., used l year; fac
say S45o. ~sFLanSS ST. oSosl : years; cost over
. FREI7ER' fItB7K 20 Gu IT.; $3.50. LA.
FREEzERs COMMERCIAL. One Got.
tank; ! elec. drink box; sacrifice.
FREEzER. GE, new. never used,
rnlf holds saso ano lbs IBIS; ssaSoyr aSyr guarantee.
FREEzERs. Used % and new; S1' Deep: DiSeep:
freeze, 9 Gu. it.. 500 Philco. 1850,
8 Gu. IT. S195: 1852 Kelvinator, o
Gu; IT,; S262: 1852 Philco. II Gu. IT,,
$500. DoWD,S ELECTRIC CO, 44lS
FRENCH HORN. single, also double
French horn; also Conn trombone.
FROZEN cUsTARD MACHINE, s GAL
Ion. Mills. excellent condition.; also
sqtomatie doughnut machine. Box
FROZEN CUsTARD MACHINE. water
cooled; one accompaniment deep
freeze; best offer. NO. 1851.
FUR, silver fox jacket, / pair silver
fox furs; good condition; reasonable.
IFUR CAPE-would you like a mink
at squirrel cost? Matched skins,
perfect cond.,, current style. brown.
26-in., size 14-16; terms. RA. 1927.
FUR COAT. muskrat, full length, good
cond.; sacrifice. GE. 1887.
FUR COAT. $500; full-length moutou
lamb coat: perf. cond.; seldom used,
sos. WA. 1000.
FUR JACKET, mink dyed squirrel;
scalloped bottom, size 14-16; excel.
cond. RA. 6161.
FUR JACKET - Genuine Fromms
silver fox, size 16: excel. cond; cost
$275. sacrifice $125. Telephone,
after pm. wkdays. or all day
Sat. Sun. XII. S-S77S 4
FURNACE, Mueller, model wR-7.
coal forced hot-air type. complete
with fan and motor: very good con-
dition; $50 or best offer. Phone FA.
FURNISHINGS of efficiency apt: Tv,
dble. bed. etc. Call King S-1Ss4.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CABINET: French, gilt, $s5; porch
| lier cryst., $3.50: lge. unusual and
irons, $50; also FIR. and Chinese
furn leaving city WO. 1869. a
CALCULATOR Monroe electric;
$99,50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO,
CAMERA, AXIS speed ,sraphic; IS
pack adapter. AL, SiOo. LU. :
CAMERAS t:l-Leica, model ca,
F . and F 3.5, complete with filters
and leather carrying case. LA.
c1MERAs Cal; sH A. Anniversary
ssDeed sDss1 GTsphic gsES ~ Ektar SItar range
3Ax4A Grafiex. f:4.5 lens. sync
flash FPA.. Grafiex just factory over
hauled; AXIS Dejur enlarger. de-
veloplng tanks trays, etc: leaving
town. sfss1 must u t, sacrifice, $50 cash,
CAMERA, 'Wi; Woishtlander, hHi Se4s'oi Vito II.
color skopar, :3.5 prontor, case,
like new; 4 rolls film; $42. OW
CAMERA. s-mm. Bell & Howell
nSm,e movie ,ou outfit with case eod1 and tele-
CAMERA. miniature Speed Graphic
out 1ptfit; s;ofda.7 f;3.7 Ektar lens; excel; sos.
CAMERA. Leica. f3.5 Elmar coupled
range finder. slow speeds: priced
cSMEfa S95 fSs aHise fsic. saIf If1c Jg 7-ssss
larger. f4.5 coated lens, so; Leitz
35-mm. enlarger. f3.5. S65; 2i-cm.
| Ieiss Tessar portrait lens. sos; g.
en- en- wide-ansle s;an lens for AXIS Grapic'
making slides and microscope work,
S25. Tel. CO. 713s. Sunday only,
cAMERR:aa A. coLLEcr1oN-Auto Roll
Hash. sis5; 'ea. Carl ASeaf zeiss iynGnr0 iS1mm
Movikon, range finder, fla Son
mar, a-inch "T'' etd. "a sonnar,
comp. case. $275; Minox III. Super
1konta A. Rolleicords, Argof1ex, Ko-
dak 35, Mercury II, Robot, Perfex,
vokar' 35-mm. enlarger and slide
mn Tn1 s1I9' fllm' meters tanks, tripods.
CAMERA, speedgraphic, 2Ax3A, an
nlv., model, all accessories; scarcely
used. IA. 6S13.
CAMERA LENS for Leica IA 5-cm
Nlkor ilters and Sunshade, S115;
l35-mm. Nikor telephoto. 500; Ko-
dak 35-mm. camera, new cond.. with
coupled range finder, case and sun
shade, $40. Sun. after II, weekdays
after 5, MI. 1904
CAMERAS. Argus model 600, fan
cooled, 35-mm. slide protector with
30 coated lens, daylight screen
and slide carrying case; $50; new
condition. RA. 1924.
CAMERA-Following equipment all
new, Leica 81, registered, Summit
| Tar lens. case, flash unit ) filters,
shade, S265. Reflex housing and
snort mount for Hektor, $50. Cam
on lib, f:9 lens, case. $3.50. Leitz
Eldur. $50. JE. 3-S7S9
CAMERA-LeCo Compass, 35
nm, master spy camera, collector S
item, perfect. Cut, roll backs, built
IN filters, Stereo device, panorama
head, light meter, coupled and
right angle finder, etc; complete,
$50. JE. 3-S7S9.
CAMERA, Super Ikonta B. synchro-
| nized. case, $40; Contax Panf1ex.
$l22; ContaX Stereotar, $3.50 Ro-
bot II, Bin. Sonnar IA. $50; Tessar
30O-mm. f:4.5, SI0O;- also 16-mm
zzeiss Movikon range finder, 25-mm
and case, S395. Adams 36O5 sun
day till O'Clock.
CAMERA. 35-mm. Argus C-3, with
nash, portrait lens, filters. sun
shade: etc. Best offer. GE. 1879.
CAMERA, japanese Nixon, brand
new, IA lens, with fash attach
Call Mon. eve. WO. 2OO4.
CAMERA-Retina II with Ektar f:2
coated; like new; $S5.
Set coil springs and mattress; double;
Vacuum cleaner. GE de luxe; almost
new; $50 JA S-4S7S
Evening star., 1952-05-04

BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT: comb
curing table comp; extra chair
perm; wave machine. half Croe. and
aait nii sIi5al; In g, glass showcase. S125 for
BEAUTY SHOP EoUIPMENT-sacri.
nee to best effer. 1927 10th st
BEDS. ., dble.: compl mattress and
springs; S25. 334 e st. ne. a
BEDS. twin. solid walnut. complete;
4 chests, very good cond.; kidney
shoped vanity, unpainted. RA. SOIL.
BEDs-solid mahdg. pineapple twin
cond.; other odd pieces; best offer
Call IA. 3476.
good value at $50. Ssh sa. 5ssS' ;
BED. dble, innerspring mattress,
boy spring. excel. cond.. $50. La.
BED. walnut, dbl. with springs, So5;
matching night table, So. Ell. 3545
BEDS l2); twin-size maple; excellent
springs, S55 for both. LU. 1855
BED. big, 7-ft. square; like new;
DU. 1888 after l2 noon sunday
BED. .dble;, mahogany: bookcase, pr
bedside tables, mirror. interesting
pictures; G6 Isse lamp; good cond.; reas'
BED SPRINGS. coil, single and
BED. maple, $40; 8 Venetian blinds.
in'. iour S.. soi0 Wo one i16s >6s In ana one 80
BED. double. with de luxe coil spring,
With brass ssSe % aot
BEDs-Mahoe. poster. mattress,
spg:, chiff:. metal wardrobe,
HHR-xGHsh' va. 34ss! fine condition Call
BED, day. antique. Amer spool; tables
Vic. marble top end rugs; Univ;
elec. perc, etc. D1. $500, Ext. 302. I,
9ssss esss 4fst fp5 aai'k ST. nR ssle apt laa'ns city
BED, Dayano, good shape. with slip
cover, S25 or best offer. AP. 2062.
BED, hospital, complete with sides,
excellent condition. ,DI. $50. ,
mattresses. $40; crib, Kroll; maple.
bear carseat' SI4. EN-. s9S2.
BED ~ SIZE, with lifetime springs
and innerspring mattress; good
condition, S25. .JA. STAG.
olAkLC HdpLCt SpA LASo dld NOV
tress; good cond.; reas. GE. 636S.
BED, springs. exceptional mattress.
maple. only, few mos: old. $50 or
complete set, 500. AID. 1855.
BED-One mahog any, twin size. $50;
2 walnut. twin size with springs and
mattresses. $40 ea: chest OF
drawers and vanity. both $15 or best
offer. All modern. LU. 1880.
BED, single maple. springs and inner
spring mattress; $50. Phone Ken
more 3-5l97. 4
BED, A-size rollaway. full coil
springs, innerspring mattress, all
steel. Used exactly one week, buy at
500 JU. .7-56S5. 4,
BEDS. bunk type, single and double;
springs and mattresses; also Singer
sewing machine, treadle model; reaS.
Mississippi ave-. Silv. Spg.. Md.
BEDS-Twin Simmons, metal. new in
nerspring mattresses; $45 for both.
EN-. 6S67.
BED, double size, brass. with mat
tress, like new; $40. 81. O427.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
MIscEL. FOR SALE (cont.) }

ANTIQUES - Identical pair hand
made. rose. carved armchairs. Lowell
frames. Sl30; one French Provincial
armchair needlepoint. $50. Cal
81. 0291 after IL am.
ANTIoUES-45 Regina desks. as
sorted selection; hutch table, pine
500. Ii. 1880, Ii 4-90S5.
ANTIQUES-Small NAH. chest; cher
ry. NAH. wal. d. |. tables; chest on
chest: Vic. chairs; love seats; price
reduced. MA. 1853.
ANTIQUES-Sheraton Vitrine table
Biedermeir shaving mirror. Swis
music box, china, glass, etc. 81
1904.
Porch settles. pine beds
chairs. small tables. ladies' ant
gents chairs: etc. See Four Wind
ad ..bove. Closed this Sunday onl!
at 4 pm. Out Georgia ave- ext
Rt. 81, 8 miles. right on 500. LO
5-0396.
walnut drop-leaf table
seats II; walnut curio cabinet
French lap desk. ia. 5-7055.
Evening star., 1952-05-04

|BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
Hollywood beds. e. Ss.in. ,1a width, .S,9n com,
width. S39.95 complete; canvas cots
tnew). S4. .95: also new 39-in., maple
S59.s5. N. FRANK & SONS. Ala
3rd ST. NV. EX. 1914
BED sPRINGS-2 single boys bed
springs springs; very very 1895 go9d condition; rsa-
BED SPRINGS for double bed, coil
spring, SIS. Gil. 2424.
install. SH. 1928 or JU.. 7-541s:
BEDROOM SET. all hardwood: 81 80;
St sac; s.e soj6s 5os s4os oyeFSsas 67S Atlantic
BEDRoooM sUiTE@5-piece set plu.
sslnqt finish; si5o or best ofef
.EnRoEM Can WI s51S; siiITE. 4 n,eces. light ma.
SAIL: SaeTlflee, 5000. OF. 9597
BEDRM. SUITE, S-pc. curly maple
t34-bed) spring and matt, desk
$500; custom made: excellent cond
matt, sa5. RA. 56e3. 10
BEDRM., din. rm. furn.; 16 prs. lace
curtains and assorted drapes, rugs.
other items; Call EN-. 4762:
s.@l siSthsi "a sisis5: s5Ss. 4s0s illinois ave:
BEDRM. SUITE and misc. household
ton st., Glenmont Forest, Silver
Spring, or call JU. S-9219.
BEDROOM SUITE. with twin beds, at
sensational savings; beautiful nahog
Hepplewhite bow-front double dress,
largo mirror fheSt-0n- Chest.
beds, 2 Serta box springs. 2 Serta
inner-spring mattresses; everything
brand-new and of fine quality and
sS2ftruftIenH ssb oH soaAGs n escfS gb 5eE oniS 4sS
New York ave; NV daily 10 to s,
BRbRooM ffS 90 4 sEiTEM4 I'll 5lp' pieces. maple;
III 12.in; En- Emerson televisiopi cempdlete eayd
BEDROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 2Oeo TO 50qs ON NEW SAMPLE
CLoSEoUTs. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS.
Fine double or single maple bed
seS5o sneSt drsSsef noS sa 5S spiese besa
tiful walnut double bed. double
dresser and mirror and chest. was
S279.50, now $154.50. Large selec:
tion of solid mahogany and solid
cherry at give-away prices. Inner
spring mattresses, were $50. so, now
5000; we're $3.50. now 500 so;
delivered in original factory wrap
pings. Fine mahogany or maple beds
in all sizes, now $17.50. Many
more bargains too numerous to men
ton. Open Thursday till 8 pm.
GRAND RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th St. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
SPECIAL
SPRING SALE

Chevy Chase Washington
Large Antiqde Dealer" offers dis,
etc. A few examples: 4-drawer pint
chest. was sos, now $32.50; 4.
drawer walnut chest, was Ss5. now
$42.50: walnut Hepplewhite 6-lel
drop-leaf table. was $175. now 500
walnut wash stand, was $50, nov
S25, poster bed, was $40, now $35
cherry chest, was $3.50, now 500
now $50. Big savings on all Hutch
Stretcher, Harvest. extension, Lag,
Susan and drop-ieaf tables, match.
ing, sets Of chairs. Hutch. Dutch
Welch and corner cupboards
benches. settles. love seats, marble.
top. coffee tables, ice cream tables
and chairs; hanging shelves anc
spice boxes, end tables. lamps, cloth
and glass shades, pine secretary
and knee-hole desks, dry sinks, pine
food safes, cherry bookcase. Many
other items; Budget payments. Free
delivery. S215 Wis. ave. OIL. 2422
10 a.m.-9 pm. CLOSED SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
FILE CABINETS

Four drawer steel letter-siZ new
S44; available in green or gray; usec
wood transfer files, legal or letter
size, S2.95. N. FRANK & SON. Ala
3rd st. NV. EX. 1914.
FILING CABINETS. legal. letter, metal
wood, com. files; reas. Today. CO
1925. 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
FILM DEVELOPING. printing In :
hours. Color service: cameras on
credit. RE. 2434, BRENNER, 933
Penna ave NV.
FIRE EXTINGUIsHER. coz foam
soda acid; " price. G1CHNER 261a
II st nv. EX. 1927.
FIXTURES, stock, baby shop, last Ia
days showcases, card cases. mani.
kins. clip stands, displayers. wall
shelves. cabinets, etc. Also open
Sun. CO. 627s, AD. 260S.
Evening star., 1952-05-04
ANTIQUES
Shop for Mothers Day at
Bell Kinds

There's No Present Like the Past.
Nah. marble-top waShstand, SIS;
French mt. table, $50; nah. m. t.
sideboard, $50; coffee table, $40;
other tables, S1O-$25;. love seats,
50 .5O-$lO; cedar-lined wardrobe,
$40; secretary. $5; walnut side
board, $3.50; pine sideboard $40;
organ, $50; set 6 English demitasse
cups. $50; Venetian glass basket,
$3.50: Venetian glass vase. $3.50;
milk milk glass ship, IS; m.g; plates, 81;
hand-painted china, ST up; picture
frames, SOC up; cameo vase, $50;
many lovely items in Irish glass,
early Venetian Gale, Webb, Bristol,
satin, art glass. -colored glass, MIX
glass and cut and pressed glass. We
Ike for you to come in. and browse
0pen suns, ewes. till Z. BELL
KINDS, sos 9th st. NV. DI. 9761.
P:S., Sunday only. PRIZE will be
given to the person spending the
most money; Children wishing to
enter contest must be accompanied
by parents and piggy bank Winner
MUST remove the prize from our