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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-18
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MAGIC CHEF gas stove in good
condition, Ali Elizabeth St., or
phone 1769-W after 5, evenings.
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departments For Rent
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SPACIOUS, cool, very clean,
furnished apartment. Inquire
815 Olivia st. Phone 1514-W, or
1420-M. sept18-3t
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APARTMENT FOR RENT, will
accept one child. 533 William,
or 526 Simonton. sept18-2t
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bedroom Furnished apart
ment. Tile bath, tub and shower,
hot water, all electric kitchen,
quiet neighborhood, couple only, no
pets, 701 Florida St. sept16-3tx
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FREEl 300 pounds of Jumbo boiled
Key West shrimp served every
Sunday 3-6 pm. ION the house, at
Duffy's Tavern, 21S Duval st.
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NEWLY FURNISHED and de-
corated. Electric kitchen. Tub
and shower. bedroom, living
room - kitchen. Apply Cabrera
Wholesale Groc., 423 Front ST.,
or Sebastian Cabrera, Jr., Gil
Southland. sept13-3t
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Announcement

HOME COOKING, new restau-
rant, 80 Fleming st. next to
Maloney's Bakery. Open G am.
to 9 pm. Serving 3 square meals
a day at moderate prices. Every
one welcome. We especially in
vite working people. Gabriel
Heaters 9Th Income bracket to
economic for themselves and to
help us make a living. Our spe-
Gals: Two way stretch lunches
and $1.0O dinners complete.
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l3-NurserY Schools

SUPERVISED relaxation. our ap.
preach 70 your child kindness.
Day and night service, Phone 1880.
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FURNISHED apartment. 1414-5th
street, between Roosevelt Blvd,
and Flagler avenue. Apply at rear
house between 100 and $50 p. m.
Couple or 2 business people.
sep 17-3t
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S0-L.egal Notices
tContSnue0D

County Judge of Monroe County
Florida, at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West
Florida. within eight calendar
months from the time of the first
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be In WRIT
Ing, and shall state the place OF
residence and post office address or
the claimant. and shall be sworn
to by the claimant. her agent or
her attorney, and any such claim
or demand not so filed shall be
void.
FLORENCE ELIZABETH BAKER,
As Administrative OF the Estate or
Leroy Torres, deceased.
WILLIAM V. ALBUnY
Attorney for Administrative
aug2S ;sept4-11-Ie,isb1
....----------
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. t3-3g3
In the Matter of the Adoption OF
Edmund J. Scott. Richard Scott,
Bernardine Scott. ...-
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO: EDMUND SCOTT
Go c. b. S.
ass Madison Avenue
New York 90. n. Y.
as father and natural parent or the
said Edmund j. Scott. RiCharu
Scotr. and Bernardine Scott,
Minors ..,,,rv,,,,-,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that petition for the adoption OF
Edmund J. Scott. Richard Scott
Bernardlne Scott, Minors, has been
filed in the Circuit Court or The
sixteenth judicial Circuit of the
state OF Florida. in and for Monroe
County, In Chancery, by Harry W.
Brandt. Jr., of Key West, FLORIDA
and YOU are hereby acquired to De
and appear in said Court on or De-
fore October 9Th, A. ID. 1859. there
TO show cause il any you can, why
said Petition should not be granted.
DATED at Key West, Monroe
County. Florida. this 10th day or
September. A, d. 1859.
(Circuit Court s
Clerk Circuit Court,
BY: (sd) Florence h. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
PAUL. +. ESQUl\ALpO,
Attorney for Petitioner,
COS Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida. .,ara
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FIVE-ROOM furnished apart
ment. Electric kitchen, hot
water, $500 per month. 1900 Sc
minary ST.. or phone 2O9O-J
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Evening star., 1952-05-23


that she has suicidal tendencies
and there's a good chance that
she will do away with herself"
The defense contends she is
insane and was insane at the time
she shot 1t. Richard O. Parsons,
"a, with pistol at their apart
ment last February.
The girls father. Burtner Flee
ger, said she showed no emotion
when her sobbing parents visited
her a day after the shooting.
"She seemed like a person in a
trance" Mr.. Fleeger testified.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Oxygen Rushed 10 Ship Saves Life Of New Baby

ago to Mrs. Janet Rozelle Of Dali
las. Tex. en- route to Bovington
England. where her husband /.
stationed.
When needed oxygen ran low or
the Washington. the ship broad.
cast an urgent call for help.
The United States Navy's sea
transportation service here di-
verted the Bluejacket to meet the
Washington and also sent of q
B-29 Superfortress to drop an
emergency oxygen supply by para
chute.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Lord Nelson Home
In Jumuicu Burns
BY the Associoted Press

KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 23-
The house at Port Royal in which
Admiral Lord Nelson lived ITO
years ago was destroyed last night
by fire.
The building at the famous old
pirate town had been used re-
Gently as a school.
Admiral Nelson. Britain's great
est naval hero, lived there while
serving with the West Indies fleet
after the American Revolution and
before he won fame in the Ma
poleonic wars.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
By. The A,.oeio,.d Press

LONDON, May 23.-The life OF
a 2 pound 8 ounce baby was saved
at sea last night with bottled
oxygen which the United States
Navy rushed to a ship 800 miles
out in the Atlantic.
The United States transport
Washington radioed that she had
rendezvoused with the refrigerator
ship Bluejacket and taken on
bottles Of oxygen-just q few
hours before a supply for the pre-
mature baby would have run out.
The infant was born three days
Evening star., 1952-05-23
heiress in World Of Own
At Staying, Doctor Says
BY the Associated Pres.

Ell PASO. May ga psychia-
trist says Mrs. Mary Jean Parsons
was out Of touch with reality when
she pulled the trigger Of the gun
that killed her Army officer hus-
band.
DR.. Howard Burkitt Of Dallas
also testified yesterday at the SAN
tty hearing of the Tulsa oil heiress
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Jopun Eurmurks Funds
For Kyodo CycIotron
BY the Assoeiated Press

BY the Associofed Press
TOKYO, May 23.-The Kyodc
News Agency today said the Fl
nance Ministry had earmarked
1922 for building a cyclotron al
Kyoto University.
The university had asked for
$41.667 to set up an atom-smasher
to replace the one destroyed by
the Allies Immediately after the
surrender of Japan.
Kyodo said the new one will be
built on the same site.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Iron Moves to ExpeI
Iron Curtuin Refugees
BY the Associated Press

TEHERAN. Iran, May 23.-
Iran has taken first steps to expel
some Of the 1000 stateless persons
in Iran-many of them refugees
from Iron Curtain countries, re-
liable sources said yesterday.
Informants said the police al
ready had sent out many Today
expulsion notices.
A government source said the
expulsion program was intended
to weed out spies possibly planted
among the refugees by foreign
Communists,
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26
THANKS

y wish to thank the pastor, e@
....s+o wt' members and friends OF
,s,ss United Christian Service for
tsSeir o donation and special a;d,,+s seG IF
vice rendered to the patients H,asSaO OF
the Clara Romer Co on al IenN
Home. They raised $o.oo OH Jan
uary 6.
On FEBRUARY 8 the Rev. Micy'
Rev. Jackson, and their co-worK1 :
.ers viii conduct service again. l
am asking all members friend 5
and neighbors TO come r 1us "nt.
Ioin in this fine effort everyone
is invited.
Again, l say thanks.
Rev. Micy, pastor
The Clara Romer
Convalesoent Home
2O36 NV 153rd st.
Phone 89-0211, Opa Locka
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CaKdS-.-MeH1lOFialS
CARD OF THANKS

We the family of the late,
MR.. WILLIAM (Son) JOHNSON
wish to take this method in thank
ing our many friends here and
elsewhere for their kilograms,
condolences and words of cheer
during the hours of our bereave-
ment.
Especially do we want to thank
those friends for the floral pieces:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. KillinS, Mr.. San
dy Green, James Beerly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rio, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
johnson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor, The Johnson and
McKeller, Mr.. Robert Molden
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Love,
and to our neighbors of 67th st.
And particularly do we want
to thank Rev. S. L. Gay, our pas
tor Rev. j. B. Blackwell, together
with DR.. K: L. Pharr who were
untiring in their efforts to cheer
and console us.
Then last but not least do we
want to thank the mortician at
Waycross, Ca, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Williams, who were most eff
ficient in his work there, to-
gether with the AME ministers of
Waycross and to Mrs. Adelaide
Williams, assisted by the other
ladies for the very fine dinner.
May God ever bless you and
keep you.
Mrs. Willie Lee Johnson, wife
and the rest of the family
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In Appreciation

Mrs. Maggie Hamilton, wlie u
the late John Hilliard haahns "n5
avnresses sincere thanks anu
erateful appreciation for the many may
erss of kindness, the cherry woroS
of sympathetic smiles SHOWN i'ei
in her bereavement.
Enr special service ren IINder
..,.ants to the B. Solomon Unoer-
.n ;anrs the Mt. Zion BaptiSI
c c it's minister, Rev. f. 1ro =
Graham. other ministers, Inc nS"o
Worshipful Union Grano 1Iouoo
4ta Most Ancient and Honor.
on,e Society of Free and Accep 2
. .aule If Florida and Jurisoic-
ma MasoI rc Seminole Lodge NO.
Sol the members OF !ne va" sc~
.Ss,,b neighbors and friena .S.v of NJ
Acknowledgement to the iacS SoSoo1
now e. Francis Catholic Scnooi'
S e Er;endship Garden Cluo anu
Me porhers' Union. For continu-
Me n"c;al service, thanks to Mes
saith. Eddie Daniels, hsnr MIS-.
lindsey, Lucille CrawnoiIb Beloved
NoIH;e Moore and her D sa.,'.tI@
N TaSt Club president, Mrs. N.Y. ;;on'
ives o,,;s For service mentlon.
IA nd a~d all the other kinone .ss,,
she ca" acknowledges with VIII. ,,l grSteA o
appreciation, and in NJ the ater worms @fn a
SeSCo as We have done it unto unto I'M |;
snost Of them, we have done l
unto me-"
Maggie S. HanAlton
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26
IN MEMORIAM

In sad, but loving memory of
our dear husband and father,
VIM. HENRY BEEMAN
who departed this life on Janu-
airy 81, 1850.
May he rest in peace,
And
May light perpetual
Shine upon him.
Dorothy Beeman, wife
Patricia Beeman, daughter
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CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bull
lard and family of the late,
A RICHARD BULLARD
who died January IL, 1857 wish
to express thanks and apprecia-
lion to the many friends, neigh
hors for their kind words OF sym
nathy. Special thanks to the
pe;obbors of 65th and Goth sts''
tn those who sent kilograms let5
tiers, florals, condolences anu
cards.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Members and friends of Hurst
Chapel AME church were glad to
have the pastor, Rev. Everette,
return from the conference which
met at Fort Pierce. All the ser
vices were impressive. Brother L.
Moss is clerk, and Brother lack
Ferguson, chorister and superin-
tendent.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

To the many friends who stood
by me and did everything possible
for my comfort and help during
my recent illness, words cannot
express my deep appreciation. I
shall never forget Leni Moss,
Vernon Moss, Lawrence Allen,
Arthur Bryan, Stanley Williams,
Thomas Held and family, Sister
Jane Evans who took me to her
home for better comfort and car
ed for me; Sons and Daughters of
Circle No. l, under the leadership
of Sister Tate; the Masonic lodge
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Everybody was happy at the
Bible Way Church of Lord Jesus
Christ on Sunday. The messages
of Elder R. c.. Green, the pastor,
were we'll received. Sister Annie
Danes is clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

On Sunday afternoon the fol-
lowing members of Circle No 26
went to Kendall hospital to see
Brother Charlie Harris who is
very sick: Sister Naomi Wright
and mother, Brother Lee Jordan
and Brother Anderson and wife.
The party prayed for his recov-
ery and left him a donation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

under the leadership of Bro. Levi
Moss, w. NJ, whose. members
were so loyal to their pledge:
Thanks to all others for Wnat
they have done. God bless you all.
lack Ferguson
Last Saturday members or the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

In loving memory of our dear
darling mother and sister,
BEATRICE HALL DAVIS
who departed this life January Is,
1851. May she rest in peace and
may light perpetual shine upon
her. Missed by her children,
Lurlean
Robert
William
- Leonard
Katherine
7loneva
iSsss, Virginia Fox, sister
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Friendship Garden club Of Miami,
were here to landscape the
grounds of our new school. Mrs.
Elizabeth Espy, the principal,
and all of Perrine wish to say to
the ladies, THANK you"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Sunday School at Mt. Moriah
Baptist church met promptly at
Gas am. and the BTU at 6 pm.
Rev. w. c. Edcar, the pastor, was
at his best, and the choir sang as
never before.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

The Spiritual Baptist Church
was spiritually alive on Sunday.
The pastor, Sister Elizabeth Gray
was IN charge of services for the
day.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

Mt. Sinai Baptist Church had
very lively Sunday School, and
all other Sunday services were
well attended. The pastor, Rev.
j. E. Murray, delivered a touch
ing message during the morning
worship and another at evening.
Sister Mae Lizzie Harris is clerk.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1952-01-26

The Church of God, Elder H.
Dean, pastor, held very interest
ing services from the Sunday
School through. The pastor
preached at both the morning and
evening services. Brother H. Moss
is clerk.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BEAGLEs-AKc rabbit hounds. rsa-
ssonably priced. Guaranteed. FA,
ENGLISH SHGIi BULL PUPS. male. fawn
color; Axe reg. 1044 Bladensburg
Td, ne; Il Ll6S188554.urr 6S118554. po,nrrp
fem fe%af .ba% PUPS stoek MOS $50 old o excel sas a
TER, Axe. female. 8 mos,
black and tan, very intelligent. Dog
house. Misc. items. JE. 3-1453. -25
SHELTIES miniature colliesl. Axe
registered puppies; $50 up. MI. s341.
GERMAN sHoRT-HAIRED POINTER
BOXER PUPPIEsE.a 2 wks;: Axe:
sire. Champion Southdown's Veto;
females, fawns, brindles. OIL. 2671.
PUPS. Axe reg, Champion
blood line; 8 weeks. Rockville 4946.
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES. reds, blacks.
blue; excel. with children; trained,
gentls ,YNn Vienna pIiSp1Es. 2se1M AKc 29s 1se
ssrtice Ssst mfEten5sssot4 nt sso4 blood lines a6 s:ud
PUPPIES Axe &c, restS s15
$50, $50; Falls Church 6SS3; ;:.,,s ,n.is ~o q
males, Redbone and freeing Walker.
crossed; years old. $3.50; | male
rabbit Beagle. o months old, $25.
DAeHsaGND Me GfGSi PUPPIES, Axe, red,
SIS. Phone Daleview s92!; -26
fsmae email y1 Sla soGd Aki Hts cs csf
dren. Cant keep. TO. 1856. -26
mos; house broken. OV. 2993. -26
Dachshunds,. Toy Fox Ter
riers, Chihuahuas. PekingeSe: Pom
sfanan' fttens MISS sng toE1 HN also Rpssdsfe pssap
Kennels, Falls Church. JE. 2-1496.
TOY MANCHEsTERs. Axe; puppies
from champion parents. 1918
Ga. ave-, Sill. Sps.. Md, 10. 5-2s31.
COLLIE PUPS, pedigreed. 2 sable and
BEAGLEs; broke; Axe; also pups by
8 in. Prince Of Franklin Forest;
dam, chico Pepper. she by Fd: Oh:
Amawalk Farmer ,I.d and Cl0yerdale Glove ale
esefE sesPfaTs All aHSG aKe cnsiEe RE s-4sSS ss
BABY RINGTALE MONKEYS, tame;
also Boxer pup and other puppies;
open Fri: and Sat; lGg; SUNDAY;
south Walter Reed dr.. Of Columbia
REGTsTERED ENGLISH SETTER
puppies. FRED B. CUNNINGHAM.
Phone Vienna, Va, 149-W. -26
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES, AKC
registered; wonderful dispositions.
Phone OR. 1897. .-26
no papers, Tf 10 ~ 51IoSs TTs oio' neat9s' s
TOY MANCHESTER, female, 2 mos;
Axe reg: paper trained. Call Rock
vile 695s -26
COLLIE PUPPY, female. z wks. old;
Axe registered. FA. Oslo. -26
COCKER PUPS, blonds, reds and
blacks; Axe registered. Falls Church
BEAGLE HOUND, female. Axe. s
yrs; old: good gun dog; $75. 81.
CoILIEs AND sHELTIEs. Axe reg.
qsO261 for ADpo1ntmeok
Evening star., 1952-10-26
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

WOOD, dry. ready for your fireplace;
reasonable; delivered. Kenmore g.
aft FIREPLACE wooD-seasoned
oak and pine; Sat, Sun. and ewes.
LACE WOOD, seasoned. linn 1mme-
diate delivery; JE. 4-3115. If busy,
FIREPLACE WooD, SIS cord; SO "a
cord and $3.50 70 cord at Fairfax
Manor Farm, end of Miller Road,
Oakton. Va. S4 additional for de-
livery anywhere in Arlington or
Fairfax. Phone Vienna 156-W-4.
SCRAP WOOD and lumber, regular
source of supply. also kindling for
stoves and furnaces. Call BEN,
Ii. 3-6771 Mon. through Fri. rs
WOOD for sale. Any
length. Call Lockwood 5-25O5.
well-dried oak. 2H2
cords S15 ca. in alley garage, you
haul, 143O Floral st. NV. GE.
FINEST OAK. fireplace wood, S26
cord delivered. NO. 0660
SEASONED SPLIT OAK. 2 it. lengths
S22 per cord. TO. SAL.
Big TONS BUCKWHEAT COAL, S35;
scrap wood. free. Call after pm,
Evening star., 1952-10-26
SINKS
BEjET0CK'S 81 e ks:

So56 NJ ST. NV. NO: 7sU3.
SODA FOUNTAIN and stainless-steel-
hack bar, 2O-ft. wooden panel. per
feet conditions; in operation nov;
best offer. LINCOLN PARK PHAR-
MACY, 1901 E. Capitol st. -26
SOFA BED; excellent condition; very
reasonable. AK. 1878. -26
sOFA-Lawson sofa bed; S25. Gall
-OV. 1923. -27.
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe: good cond.;
$50. Call JE. 4-1992. -27
SOFA, custom made Lawson. 9 down
pillows, very comfortable; cost, $500
sell Tor 800. JE. 3.9S60.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcon..,

ROASTER, Westinghouse. broiler-
srid attachmssnt' used 3 times. $50;
RoGEAwAY R9oGSEcAi S1S1 BEb, shi ineS; new, SIS. 1850
RoOFiNG xLuMiNUM M-I2 sheets,
SIS; living room davenport and
chair. 2 rugs. 6x9. 9x12. pads. WO.
EUG. sx12. Administer; excel. cond.; +;
$29. Couch and chair, slip covers;
$35; Sway floor lamp with glass
table and shade; $40. RA. 1861.
RUGS genuine Persian t2,. tabrizz,
perfect cond. LA. 6-4667. 4S2G
RUGS, approx. 9x12 it. and OKLA it..
powder e blue; excel; quality and
color. 1875 Mintwood pl.. Apt. Z,
RUG, sxio. and pad; green; good
RfpG RifHpGditiSH: Ga':r $s5. "a s.i2sS g. a2s
dition: reasonable. Two bookshelyes.
RHG-onISstsn cS1Sst Oriental sxl2; IS $50.
Persian lamb coat. q length. Size
p,icI6; pi4ci6; $50. Can 81: 1853. -26
good wearing. 9x12. $4,000; ski.
S39 80; other sizes proper. priced,
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
RTGs; H5 brosdloom ..g green, sa.nei 9xl2 i
bargain; MI; 1894.
RUG-Alexander Smith. 9x12. beige
wool, twist, with underfelt;, $50.
sIfeloT s4Id w,tS rose set s49 aTOO
RUG. dark blue .broadloom, sx9, $50;
excellent cond.; drapes, spreads;
reas. Call GE. 1859.
RUG, green broadloom. 9x11. Lees
q MT VTff rI q h IN
eft. runner; in excel; -cond;; $50;
also large cheSt-desk, with II
finishing. SIS. GEORGETOWN, DE.
SxIa; reas. IA. 2-2ooo. Ext. -.
condition. S45. LII. I-432S.
RSGS-Rose wool broadloom: 9x12,
500; 9xIs. 500. Portable Reming-
RUG so taupe, an wool ,,.l lbToadloSmn.
RUG. 1ox1shs, wool broadloOm, light
81. OF 72as Hi aftsp 9tsp TsSaea 10 am emu '"0ieS'
RUG. fine imported, handmade Chi
Chinese, Si49. XII, S-2O60. ~
RUGS. Sx12. 3x5,. 3x7. blue broad
tS9m' SSo' En5oer Hb pads ogg0o seed condition
O' A"i' -'"o sN oS .S W.
RUG. sarouk Persian. ex1e; coiors.
predominIantly nina rose and blue blue; used
sance embossed pattern; Gulistan,
l2x15; excel. cond.; reas. UN. S143.
RUGS. 9x!5. Wilton, green tone-on-
pf}9! tEns' excel; copd;; SO; FIR; FIR; 721o 20
machine, S35. Call WO. Olss.
pads. Small runner. Pair rose satin
Grapes. gray satin swag 500 for
RHGhaxia, RGR5n IL MAROON marc broadloom. and
pad: 2 prs. floral silk drapes. table
lamb; reas. UN. 23l7.
RUGS-Axminster. 9xl2. 5x9. xxi;
RUGsAntique @ sst orientai deTlad silver I've Iie bric
a-brac, odd pieces Of furn., revolv-
ing bookcase. NO, obs, 1413 33rd
st. NV.
RUG-Light tan, 12x14 it.. good con-
dition; with pad; $35. OR. S9s1.
RUGS-New; all-wool twist. in Sec
onds; all sizes and wall-to- wall car
pettng; also new deep pile cotton
rugs: prices are very low. Rear 1928
22nd st. NV, NO. ,4672;
with ., matching 3x5; also l2x12
all-wool velvet broadloom, mauve,
pads avail. good cond; other fur
niture avail; less than year old.
reas. DI. 1925
RUG-Green; good condition; $50.
RUGS-One s by I0ia Wilton Bag
dad. rose and taupe: . chairs. wing
and club. rose and taupe. Very
reasonable. EN-. -1S46.
RUG, beige twist. wks. old; 10Xl3.6.
S115. JU. $3.50.
RUGS, Karastan. 9x12 and Shx10la
dark blue; Alex. Smith b-oadlm,
9x12i peri. Oh. Ch. XII. $4,000.
RUG-Olson reversible Good condi-
tion. Wine leaf design. Pads in
cluded. Two 9x12. three 30x54. one
2RX&N. G1k OlvnnInic o. 80