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Evening star., 1952-08-20
Miss Hughes
is Bride of
Captain

In Jackson. Mich, on August 9,
Miss Marguerite Hughes. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes of
Arlington, became the bride
of Capt. Patrick B. Mulcaire.
U. S. A. F., son of Mrs. Thomas j.
Mulcaire of Cottonwood, Ariz. The
Miraculous Medal Church was the
scene of the ceremony with the
Rev. E. Louis Lawler officiating.
Mrs. Charles Alden Hunt, sister
of the bride was matron of honor,
and Mr.. Hunt escorted her to the
altar. Capt. Torrance Goodwin was
best man. USherS were Capt
Joseph P. Kelly land Mai. Fran
els c. Sullivan. Miss Marguerite
Marie Hunt, niece of the bride,
served as flower girl.
The former Miss Hughes is a
graduate of the New York Uni
versity School of Nursing and was
a clinical instructor on the staff
of Georgetown University Hospital
in Washington. She also served as
an Army nurse and took post
graduate work at Catholic and
Georgetown Universities. Capt
IMulcaire attended the University
of Illinois. He is now attached to
the United States Air Force Insti-
tute at Wright Field in Dayton
Ohio.
After a wedding breakfast heio
in the Hotel Hayes. the couple
left. for a wedding trip to Lake
Louise, Canada. They will live ir
Dayton.
Evening star., 1952-08-20

MRS. HENRY III. HOUCK
The former
Miss Patricia Hance.
Their marriage took place on
August IA in Tokyo, Japan.
The bride is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. James T. Howard
and Pfc. Houck is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Houck,
all of Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Miss Fessenden.
Ito Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Fes-
senden Of Hyattsville announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Lois June. to Mr.. Henry E. Naehle,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Naehle
of Silver Spring.
Miss Fessenden is a graduate of
American University and is a
member of Alpha Chi Omega So
rority. At present she is with the
Social Security Administration in
Lynchburg. Mr.. Naehle is an
alumnus of George Washington
University and now holds a posi-
ton with the Federal Bureau o1
Investigation.
The wedding will take place late
in September.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Return nFron7 Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Everett
of Arlington. with their daughter.
Elinor and sons. Wade and Walter
have Just returned from a vaca-
ton at Nantucket. They were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Justin
Sholes at their place. Seven Doors.
Before that they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Worthington at Great
Darlington. r. I.
A reversal last week end found
them hosts when they enter
tain Mrs. Robert Ryan Of AL
bany. N, Y.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Society tyNews:
By Daisy Sheridan

Visiting royalty is turning this
democratic Nations Capital into
an uproar of party throwing.
Newest blue blood on the scene
is Crown Prince Savang of Laos.
VINO arrived in Washington at
Sis yesterday afternoon,
The Crown Prince actually set
foot on United States soil on
Monday when he docked on the
lie de France in New York. His
visit here will be for an unde-
termined time and is unofficial.
While here he is staying at the
Shoreham Hotel and later plans
to journey on to San Francisco.
Heir Apparent
At lunch time today, the Assis-
tant Secretary of State for Far
Eastern Affairs. Mr.. John M.
Allison entertained in his honor
at Blair House. It was a stag
gathering. Last evening French
Charge d'Affaires Jean Daridan
was host at a dinner in honor of
Crown Prince Savang.
The Crown Prince is the heir
apparent to the throne of Laos,
which is one of the three indepen-
dent sovereign states that make
up French Indo- China. The others
are Cambodia and Wet Nam.
After the last war they were
French Protectorates and in 1850
received their present status in
the French Union, which is similar
to that of British Commonwealth
nations.
Although the other two states
have Embassies here, this jungle
nation of a million population
does not as yet. Both Cambodia
and Wet Nam were accredited on
June 19 this year and presented
their credentials on July l. Geo.
graphically Laos is bordered on the
north by China, the west by Thai
land, the south by Cambodia, and
the east by Wet Nam.
Third Visit
The United States is nothing
new to the Crown Prince, this be-
ing his third trip. He was last
here about a year ago when he
went to San Francisco when he
was the chief representative of
his country at the signing of the
japanese Peace Treaty.
At this time this 46-year-old
member of royalty was accom-
panied by his wife. He does not
speak English but understands it
very well and his languages are
French and Laotian or Lao. This
did not deter him however from
seeing this country and he and his
wife made a grand tour.
French EnteFtoin
Crown Prince Savang has a
charming and winning smile and
is a great sports enthusiast. For
outdoor activities, shooting is his
favorite pastime.
Meeting him at the train yes
terday were State Department Of
f1cials as well as Charge d'Affaires
Daridan and French Counselor
Millet. Also attending the fes-
tivities was Mr.. Tran Phuoc Dong
First Secretary of the Wet Nam
Embassy. The Ambassador il
away as we'll as the staff Of the
Cambodian Embassy.
It will be interesting to see II
Evening star., 1952-08-20
On Florida Trip

Now basking in the Florida sun
on the Gulf Coast are" Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Hessick, jr., ano
their children. daughter Sydney
and sons. William III, and Fred
The Hessicks left their Kenwooo
home yesterday and went to Flor
ida by plane. They will be away
three weeks.
Their daughter, who will be a
debutante in a couple of years, is
a student at Mount Vernon Sem
mary.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
Society News: 49,
Crown Prince Sovonq
Is Visiting Capital
Luncheon and Dinner Given for him;
Douqhter Of Grand Duchess Coming

this unofficial visit has a bit Of an
official trend and if diplomatic
representation of Laos is not too
far in the future.
Another arrival on the lie de
France and scheduled to make her
appearance on the local scene Is
Princess Alexis de Ligne. She is
the wife of Captain Prince Antoine
de Ligne. who is to be the Assis-
tant Military and Air Attache at
the Belgium Embassy but as yet
has not presented his credentials.
He has been here for about two
months.
The Princess is the youngest
daughter of the Grand Duchess
of Luxembourg. She was accom-
panied by the Princes sister.
Princess Yolande de Bar. Also
with her were her son, Prince
Michael. IA months, and a wee
son, just six weeks old. Princess
Yolande de Bar also brought her
two children including Prince Ru-
|dolph, who at 20 months is just
the right age to be a playmate
for his cousin.
Son of Ambassador
They were met in New York on
Monday by the Prince and the
United States Minister to Luxem-
bourg, Mrs. Perie Mesta.
The diplomatic life is nothing
new to Prince de Ligne. His ia
ther, Prince Eugene de Ligne is
presently the Belgium Ambassa-
dor to Spain and at one time was
his country's Envoy to the United
States.
The young Prince and his wife,
who true to fairy tale tradition
is just as pretty as princesses
should be, plan to make their
home in two places instead Of one.
They will take an apartment here
and also will spend some of their
time on a farm in the vicinity of
Trenton. N. j.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
VISITING Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lee anc
Mrs. Lees twin sister, Mrs. Pres
ton Mclaughlin and her daughter
Lynda. of Birmingham. Ala, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. L. Ash and their aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Dris-
kell in Takoma Park over the
week end.
Evening star., 1952-08-20

Miss Vivian Ruth Raker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Raher,
became the bride on August 10 of
Mr.. Arnold Kramish. Mr.. Kramish
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kramish of Denver, Colo. The
ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents with Rabbi
David Panitz officiating. A recep-
ton was held afterwards.
Miss Jane Fleischman, cousin
of the bride, from Wilkes Barre
Pa. was maid of honor and best
man was Mr.. Charles Marshall.
The couple will go to Europe
on their wedding trip and upon
returning will reside in Southern
California.
Evening star., 1952-08-20
mrs. Wallace Wed

Mrs. Eleanor Peregoy Wallace
and Mr.. Jack Haney were married
on August Is at the Westmoreland
Congregational Church. the Rev
Philip Gordon Scott officiating. A
reception followed in the church
parlors. After a honeymoon in
Maine. the couple will reside In
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-20

The marriage of Miss Carol
Barbara Noonan to Mr.. Chester
Hayden Mccall. jr.. took place on
August 10 at the Church of the
Reformation. The Rev. Keller of
ficiated at the ceremony, after
which a reception was held at the
Admiral Club.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Noonan Of
Arlington. and Mr.. Mccall is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall Of
Chevy Chase.
The couple will reside in WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Beautiful diamond effect potern that goes with every
thing Get double BY reversing it. Use it all year
round Mode in sizes, in eroy-ereen, eroybureundy,
groy-bIue color combinations; also in solid groy.
Skis size reg $780, now 1885, Sxl0 $685. now
1895; 6x9 size reg 24o5 1895; 4x size reg 1875.
now 1925; 3x6 size, reg. 8.o5, now 6.85
Lansburghs-RUGS- Fourth
Evening star., 1952-06-01
June IS the K1tOIDIz1
10 beautify yOur home!
Wrought Iron
Living Room Suite

Sofa, ChHif and Rocker, 3 pieces for
Set your with wrought ron Enjoy refreshing
cool look indoors Reox restfu spne-fled sect
cushions reversible for long weor). See this hondsome,
sturdy suite cool Pompeion green with coro seats and floral
coo books white with solid chorreue floral books
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
Bulletin Reports
Feeding Tests

FATTENING CATTLE on home
grown feeds is a profitable practice
as shown by results from six years
of feeding tests in Wyoming.
Two tests were carried out. One
beginning with the 1914 pasture
season compared pasturing with dry
lot feeding in fattening yearling
cattle. In S-year average the high
est daily gain was made by steers in
dry lot. But in comparing two
pastures it was found that the grass
mixture for steers required nearly
three times as much acreage for
100 pounds of gain as did the alfalfa
bromegrass pasture. The dry-lot
steers showed the greatest profit
$10.28 per head.
In the second experiment, begin
ming in fall 1947 and continuing for
years, rations containing different
levels Of grain were tested in feed
ing yearling steers. In two out Of
three trials, the highest grain RAJ
ton returned the highest rate Of
gain.
Bulletin 800, 'Fattening Cattle on
Wyoming Feeds" by w. L. Quayle
and Leon H. Paules, is available
from county agent offices and from
the Mailing Room, College of Ag-
riculture, Laramie. Wyoming.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
SITUATION WANTED
Defense Production
1852 STATE CROP
GOALS SET

CROP GOALS for 1852 which, if
attained, will result next year in the
highest agricultural production in
u. S. history have been announced
by the department Of agriculture,
according to R. j. McKenna, chair
man Of the state agricultural mo-
bilization committee.
The goals call for total production
next year nearly 4 percent greater
than the record production indicated
for this year and nearly so percent
greater than the prewar average
(1935-39), the chairman says.
To protect farmers against the pos
sibility that large production might
force prices to inequitable levels, the
USDA has also announced minimum
or support prices which will be in
effect for 1852 production of many
commodities. Wool, milk and butter
fat, and wheat are among the COM
modities which will be supported at
90 percent of parity. Barley, oats,
rye and faxseed will all be sup
ported at 80 percent of parity as of
Sept. l, 1851. Minimum dollar and
cent national average support prices
have been announced for most of
these commodities.
Production of feed grains is again
emphasized in the 1852 goals as it
was during the current production
year, McKenna states. In addition,
feed grain output must be supple
mented by a high level of grass and
forage production if the needs Of
livestock are to be met and the cur
rent down-hill trend in feed grain
stocks is to be checked. Hay and pas
ture grass seed goals reflect the con-
tinued need for this high acreage Of
improved quality roughage.
Montana goals for 1852 production
and acreage, some of which have
been announced previously, include:
P e. So
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
Brand Is
property

A BRAND is property" and only
a court order can change the re-
corded ownership.
This is the ruling given by Atty.
Gen. Arnold Olsen for Ralph Miracle,
state recorder of marks and brands,
who requested what should be done
when land owner dies and an heir
requests that change Of ownership
be entered in the record.
Olsen held that livestock brand
is property and that transfer Of title
to that property can be done only
through a court order.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
SCHOOLS

LEARN AUCTIONEERNG Terms soon
Worlds largest school Students sell real
sales. Don't be misled Free catslog- Reisch
Auction School. Mason City. Iowa
BE AN AUCTIONEER Term soon. write for
information. Missouri Auction School. 3241
Paseo, Kansas City. Mo.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
SEEDS AND PLANTS

MONTANA AND NORTHERN grown alfalfas
are hardest. Produce heavier yields. Write
sale prices direct to farmers on all varieties
alfalfas, clovers and grasses. Montana Seed
Co, Bozeman, Mont
BUY New Rhizoma, Ranger and Cossack Al
falfa; Smooth BromegraSs; Crested and In
termediate Wheatgrass; Hubam Clover: and
James HulleSs Oats direct from Sam Bober &
Sons. Box Isl. Rapid City. S. d.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
PHOTO FINISHING

Sc DEcKLEDGE REPRINTS Sc Reprints size
as negative Sc and oversize prints 4c. or
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01

WOULD ron LIKE to represent Montana
Farmer-Stockman in your district? Do you
like to travel in the country and call on
farm and ranch people7 Do you have an
understanding and appreciation of farm and
ranch life? Do you have q carr Can you de-
vote full time {, introducing our new greatly
expanded Accident Insurance Policy2 Are you
over 402 Some OF our most successful sales
representatives are over 60.I In this work you
are your own boss You regulate your work.
ing time The amount Of money you will earn
win surprise you. We train you if interested,
tell US why you think YOU are qualified II
you have had any experience in sales work.
tell US about that too Address your letter
to Circulation Manager Montana Farmer
Stockman. Great Falls Mont
WANTED-Good reliable housekeeper to take
care Of good home. Address 100 E. Main St.,
Lewistown Mont.
SITUATION WANTED
DESIRE EMPLOYMENT on cattle or sheep
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NAL Husbandry, varied experience in all types
of ranch problems. 81 years old married, 3
children. must give 30 days. notice. Have good
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01

To be a safe driver motorist
needs a good head on his shoulders
but only one at a timeI
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
HELP WANTED

wANTED-Reliable man to feed cattle for
winter. Henry Hines. Poplar, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01

WATER WELL. PIPE
NEW AND USED oilfield pipe various sizes
available. Also used drilling tools. Davis
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PIPE water well pipe and casing all Sizes
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
sTovE REPAIRS

STOVE AND FURNACE repair parts-All kinds
in stock. Prompt mail service Write for
prices mentioning make and model The
George A. Pullen Co.. 1888 Lawrence. Denver
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Radios,
Record Players

1S1795 Hopalong Cassidy Radios,
S7.99
4-$2495 GE Children's Players, $500
3-$24.95 Admiral Table Radios, $500
1-$2995 Admiral Table Radio $500
2S24.95 Zenith Table Radios -$15.00
1-S19.95 Emerson Table Radio $500
@$2495 Westinghouse Table Radios,
$12.95
1-S32.95 Admiral Table Radio $500
1-S34.OO RCA Table Radio $500
1-$39.95 MotorOla Portable Radio
S17.0O
SS32.S5 M0t0rOla Table Radios $500
+S29.95 MotOrola Table Radios, $14.0O
2$32.95 Emerson Table Radios S14.00
1-S22.95 Emerson Table Radio $1,000
@$24.95 Admiral Table Radios S12.00
1-S26.95 Motorola Table Radio $500
1-$34.95 MOtorOla Portable Radio
-s $500
as10.s5 Portable Children's Record
Players -- $500
2S12.95 Record Player Attachments
$500
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Home Freezers,
DeIssssseis differs,
Air COrsditiOfser'S

1-$3S9.95 Famous Make Air Con-
ditioner, u h.p.--s- $279
1-$289.95 Famous Make Air Con-
ditioner, II h.p. $189
1-$279.95 Famous Make 7-cu. It. Ho1ne
Freezer -.-- -----4--- @229
1-$299.95 Famous Make leu. It. Home
Freezer - ---A--- $249
l-S394.75 Famous Make 9-cu. It. Home
Freezer ------------ $3.50
2-S155 Famous Make DehumidifierS,
81 models, fl. samples ------------$l $lO9
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$219.e5 "Jomes"
Automatic
Dishwoshers
$l45

Sinks, DisIssUaslseTs
1-S2Ss.s5 Electric Dishwasher, 27",
S16s
1-$140.0O Twin Bowl De Luxe Sink, 48"",
........... ....5 $50
1-$229.S5 Twin Bowl De Luxe Sink, g.,
$119
2-$18995 De Luxe Sinks, $3.50
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1885 to
$19.95 ~
TV Moenifiers
$2.99

For Z and 10-inch screens. The
easy way to get big pictures ,
on small sets.
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I$475.
Console TV
10" Screen
$3.50

Famous make 81 model with built-in
antenna, " DOORS mahog. Veneers
Demonstration.
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RecOassgitiOssed
Washers

Easy" Spindriers, late models $50
Easy" Whirldry Apt. Washers, fac
tory reconditioned $780, $19
3--"Easy"' Whirldry Apt. Washers, fac
tory reconditioned --------.----- $29
-"Easy" Whirldry Apt Washers, fac
tory reconditioned ------------$ $35
3-Wringer-type Washers
-Wringer- type Washers
1-Wringer- type Washer $S9
2-Spinner-type Washers ----------$29
1-Spinner-type Washer er------------$59
2Spinner-type Washers ers----------$25
Impairment Size Washer
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RecO1sditiOased
Refs'igeratOr's

3-Electric RefrigeratOrs, 5-cu. IT, $40
3-Electric RefrigeratorS, 6 Gu. IT, $50
Electric Refrigerators, 6-cu. it, $65
2-Electric Refrigerators, 5-cu. IT. $55
Electric Refrigerator, 4-cu. ft.---$45
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2-$I39.95
YOssssgstOaUss
54-im. Steel
Sinks
$50

Demonstrators Porcelain enamel fin
ish, fluted drainboards, spacious bowls.
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} RecO1ed'
Electric
Washers
SO

Wringer types that have been put In
good mechanical condition. Popular
makes.
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Electric Ranges,
floor samples

1-$259.95 Semi-deluxe Westinghouse
Range --------- $199
1-S219.95 Famous Make Electric Range,
$159
1-S22275 Famous Make 80" Range,
slight chip -------------- $179
2-$369.95 Deluxe Westinghouse Ranges,
4 5000
Evening star., 1952-02-21

S-ElectrlC herf1geFatOrS, o Gu. 1G.- SO0
Electric Refrigerators, 6-cu. IT, S65
2-Electric Refrigerators, 5-cu. IT, SIS
1-Electric Refrigerator, 4-cu. ft.---$45
Nesc 81 RefrigerutOrs
3-s35s. IS Famous Makes, Lieu. it., $2S4
1-S339.95 Famous Makes, lieu it., $244
2$329.95 Famous Make ecu. It. De
Luxe RefrigeratOrs $26S
1-S299. .95 Famous Make, 9-cu. IT,, $224
&S299.9 Famous Makes, 9-cu. it., $224
2-S329. .95 Famous Makes, lieu. IT,, $244
1-S349.95 Famous Make, 11-cu.-ft., 1854
Wall and Base Cabinets
12 Price and Less
Is45.ss Metal Wall Cabinets, s6xSo",
Lsss.ss Metal Wall Cabinets, s6x1s1,
$1,000
5s72.s5 Metal Wall Cabinets, 54x3o",
$500
$500
1-s2s.s5 Metal Wall Cabinet, l5xso",
$12.O0
AS37. IS Metal Wall Cabinets, 27x30",
$500
AS31.95 Metal Wall Cabinets, 21x30",
$l5.00
1-S40S5 Metal Wall Cabinet, 42x18",
$3.50
1-sss.e5 Metal Wall Cabinet, 24x3o',
$500
1-S61.s5 Metal Base Cabinet, 36x36",
$500
l-S41.95 Metal Base Cabinet, 15x36",
$500
AS65 .95 Metal Broom Cabinets, 2lx84",
S2s.oo
1-S71.95 Metal Linen Cabinet, 21x84",
5000
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White enamel finish, chrome handles.
For over-sink use. Sturdily constructed,
roorny shelves. Size 15x30.
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s.'Easy'' Washers,
If'O1lefS
Floor Samples,
Demonstrators

4-S2O9.95 De Luxe Spindriers, 81 model
3-S209.95 De Luxe Spindriers, 81 model
JUDD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $14o
3-$209.95 De Luxe Spindriers, 81 model
BOSS $165
4-$189.95 Semi-De Luxe Spindriers, 81
model sos $14O
2-$159.95 Spindriers, power-flush rinse.
model 1855 S119
2$189.95 Automatic Ironers, 81 model
$50 $l45
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Sinks
'5I-'52 Famous Make
" Sets

Floor SompIes, Demonstrators
1-$342 Console Model, II" screen, $279
1-S312 Console Model, II" screen, $3.50
1-S292 Console Model, IT" screen, $2S9
1854 Table Model, 20" screen - $3.50
2-$334 Table Models, 20" screen $3.50
1-S393 Console Model, II" screen, $299
1-S29295 Console Model, II" screen,
$239
1-$297 Console Model, 20" screen, $249
1884 Table Model, 20" screen $239
Kann's-Virginia-Lower Level
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= $2O9.95
''Easy'' De Lssce
Sl0i1eGl1'ierS>
$50
Demonstrators, 1851 models. Double

Demonstrators, 1851 models. Double
tub action, automatic spin rinse.
Damp dries almost ready for your iron.
Washington and Virginia
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2 2$l99.95 ;
NeeI, Isl
2..tta -
Refs'igeratOl's
$40

IT"
Compact 7-cu.-ft. size with frozen food
compartment that holds up to Is lbs.
Famous make.
Floor Samples Demonstrators
'5l-'52 Famous Make
TeIeCiSiOm
2S229.95 Table Models Il" screen
S119
l-S214.s5 Table Model, TT screen, sl4e
1-$179.95 Table Model, IA" screen
S129
1-S242.45 Table Model, IS" screen
2-s172.45 Table Models, IA" screen
S129
1-S339.O0 Console, II" screen --$169
1-S220.O0 Table Model, II" screen, S139
1-S495.00 TV Combination, 2O'' screen
--.e- $3.50
1-S329.95 Console, 20" screen S239
2-$297.45 Table Models, 20" screen
S239
1-S284.95 Console, II" screen --41 1928
2S292.45 Consoles, II" screen 1929
2-$342.45 Consoles, II" screen $3.50
1-$2S2.45 Console, II" screen - $249
Trade In TV Sets
famous Make Table Models, 1919"
screen -.---------------.-- $50
1-Teletone Table Model, TO- screen
= $25
1-Teletone Table Model, z" screen
..~-4 ...--. 49,, $19
2-Motorola Table Model, Z" screen
SIS
Famous Make Table Model, 1872"
screen ------- S69
1-Silvertone Console, 10" screen $40
Famous Make Table Model :, Is"
6CICcu - 900
Famous Make Table Model, 10''
screen -----.- $4S