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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-24

changing of Christmas gifts and
dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
The Pascagoula Street Garden
Club held its meeting Friday, Jan.
16, at the home of Mrs. Lula Far
ish with the president, Mrs. Iddel
Rhymes, presiding. After the bus
mess session discussion of plant
ing bulbs for blooms in early
spring was held. Members were
reminded that it is time for plant
ing tulip and sweet peas.
The Northside Community Gar
den Club met Sunday, Jan. IS, DIT
4 pm. in the home of Mrs. Nancy
Boone, 100 Roosevelt St., with Mrs.
Virginia Foster as hostess. The
meeting was opened with a verse
of What A Friend We Have In
Jesus" and the 23rd Psalm. Dur
ing the business session of the
meeting new officers were elected
for the year of 1858. Mrs. Bessie
McElroy was elected president;
Mrs. Carrie Washington, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Myrthis Gregory, End
vice president; Mrs. Annie NJ. Will
liams, recording secretary; Mrs.
lnez Jones, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Lottie Roebuck, chap
lain.
Other members present were:
Mrs. Louise Allen, Miriah Wells.
Mrs. Sterling Brown, Mary Slaugh-
ter.
Mrs. Foster served a beautiful
repast of rainbow color sandwiches.
hot tea, ice cream and cake.
The next meeting will be at Mrs.
Dancy, 26l Ash St., Feb. Is, 1853.
Our Sympathy To:
Mrs. Jessie Singleton who is in
Chicago, Ill.,, attending the funeral
of her brother, Atty. Mccoy, whose
funeral services were held Tues
day, Jan. 20, 1853.
Mrs. Edna Redmond, Republi-
can Committeewoman for Missis-
sippi, left the city last Thursday
to attend the Inauguration.
Sgt. Wash O'Quinn is here on a
l5-day leave visiting relatives and
friends. He is the son of Mrs.
Edline O'Quinn, PA Factory St.
Sgt. Ernest Johnson returned
back to duty after being here on
a 3O-day leave visiting relatives
and friends. He is the. son of Mrs.
Ruby Johnson of this city.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-24
MeC0MB NEWS

The Young Womens Domestic
Club met at their usual hour in the
home of Mrs. L. V. Tobias, with
the President in charge. The meet
ing was opened by singing Holy!
Holy! Holy.' Each member said a
Bible verse beginning with the let
ter A. The reading of the previous
minutes. Old business was dis
cussed, the club is contributing
$500 and clothing to the Polio
drive new business and Ideal was
called for and discussed. The men,
bers work for p hour on crocheting
and embroidering. Members pres
ent as follows: The Hostess, Secre-
tary, Mrs. Betty Anderson, Treas
urer Mrs. Christine Anderson. Mrs.
Ruth Knox, Mrs. Willie Lee Gipson,
Mrs. Gladies Wooem, Mrs. Minnie
Patterson, and Mrs. Woodark.
Members not present Mrs. Mable
Moses, and Mrs. Dorothy Reed.
The Hostess served combination
sandwiches and hot chocolate.
The members of the Burgland
High School P. T. A. are sponsor
ing a Feast in the Wilderness. on
the 29th of January, 1853. Time
600 ?. NJ. in the High School Audi !
forum. For the purpose of raising
money to pay for the modern foun-
talns, that has recently been in
stalled i'll the School. Everyone is
ask to come and help share this
feast January 20, 1853, time 600 |
+. M. Mrs. Argentine Johnson,
President; Mr.. C. D. Higgins,
Principal.
The President of the executive
board of the Miss. Louisiana and
Arkansas F. B. Conference which
will convene February 4, 1863 are
asking all members of the board. |
and members of the conference to
be present at the Walkers Chapel
f. b. Church on Wall Street, Nc
Comb, Mississippi.-Time 1000 A.
Rev. A. D. McCray, President.
Sweet Home F. B. Church held
their regular service Sunday, Feb
ruary 18, 1858, Pastor preached
from the 23rd Psalms Bird Verse
Subject "He Leads Me-. Everyone
seemed to enjoy it very much.
Pastor Rev. A. D. McCray.
The Amite Quarterly Conference
will convene with the Shady Grove
F. B. Church the fourth Saturday
and Sunday, January 24-25, 1853.
Rev. A. d. McCray, President.
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WV. C. A. NEWS.
Dean A. A. Branch
YWCA Luncheon Speaker

Mr.. A. A. Branch. Dean Of
Toupaloo College. will be the Pub
lie Affairs Luncheon Speaker at
the Branch YWCA on Tuesday,
January 81, 1868, at IL noon.
Hear good speaker and share
tasty meal at the YWCA on Tues
day, January 81, from II to l
?. M. Make your reservation by
5 ?. M. Monday, January 26.
Art Class At The YWCA
Mr.. Lawrence Jones. head of the
Art DEPARTMENT at Jackson Col
lege.. will direct a class in Art at
the YWCA on Mondays at $50
p. NJ. If you are interested in the
class please contact Mrs. L. B.
.Jones-2-0970 or Mrs. d. T. Hall
2-1547.
The Adult Sewing Class meets on
TUESDAYS at 7 P. NJ. with Mrs. Cur
RE as Instructor This class is open
to all YWCA members and pros
pective members.
The Adult Bible Class meets each
Thursday at 10 A. M. Come and
bring your Bible. Mrs. !. B. Nc
Kinney and Miss RUSSELL are in
structors. Ladies you are missing
treat of yonr life when you stay
away from Bible Glass.
If you are interested in square
dancing, bridge and canasta join
the Young Women's Club today.
The YWCA is asking all women
tn assist in the Mothers March of
Dimes. Those who will work just
one horr on January 20 from CT
p. NJ. Please meet at the YWCA
on Monday, January 26. at 7 P. NJ.
We know you will not let us down.
The Business Women's Club of
the Branch YWCA were happy to
have Mr.. T. M. Norman, Jr., Assist
ant State All Club Agent, teach
them Square Dancing on January
20. This was quite a CAV occasion.
Those present were: Miss Clara
Alexander. Chairman of the Young
Women's Committee, Mrs. Audrey
Cockrell, president, Miss Lois V.
Crawford, Mrs. G. Gooden, Miss
Gwyndetta Jones, Mrs. L. B. Jones,
Miss LESSEE Mae Larry, Miss Mar
tina A. Mccoy, Mrs. Helen c. Mo-
man, Miss Alleane Monroe, Mrs.
frankie Nichols. Miss Marcelle
Rhodrique, Mrs. Dora Salone, Miss
Helen Taylor, Miss Mildred Vau-
GINS, Miss Ruthie Lee Waites and
Miss Grace Weakley.
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SOCIETY SLANTS

Sunday, January 25, is "Memor-
1al Day" at Pearl Street A. M. E.
Church, at which time all members
and friends are urged and invited
to he present. This day is set
aside to honor all departed men,
bers, beginning with the Sunday
School at $3.50 am, a short pro-
gram with regular service at II
am. and a Special Program at
1870 pm. AT the evening program,
Atty. Jack H. Young will be the
main speaker in connection with
outstanding musical talent. All
church families are urged to be
present and bring your friends!
Rev. r. n. Stevens, Sr., pastor;
Mrs. Elma II. Jones, hostess, and
members of Pearl Street A. NJ. E.
Church were happy to welcome the
following visitors for morning ser
vice last Sunday: Mrs. Victor
Jones, Mrs. Ethel Hill, city; Misses
Daisy Patton and Earnestine Walls
of Jackson College.
Race Relations Day
Mary Church Terrell Literary
Club is inviting the many friends
to the Annual Race Relations Day
Program at Central Methodist
Church on Sunday, February at
pm. A grand program is being
planned for your entertainment.
Mary Church Terrell Club met
January Is. at the beautiful home
of Mrs. Gladys Noel Bates on
Deerpark ST., with Mrs. A. j. Noel
and Mrs. Heneretta Norris, CO.
hostesses. Mrs. r. O. Hubert, aunt
of Mrs. Norris, served in her alb
sence. The meeting was presided
over by the first vice president,
Mrs. NJ. C. Collins. After devo-
ton the regular routine of business
was held.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hall gave an inter
esting account of her trip abroad
which was enjoyed by all that were
present.
Mrs. Gladys Henry, Mrs. w. R.
Patton and Mrs. Constance Davis
were guests for the evening. The
hostess served a delicious lunch
con to the guests and thirty men,
bers.
The Up-To- Daters Climb hold IFS
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Sgt. Ernest Johnson returned
back to duty after being here on
3O-day leave visiting relatives
and friends. He is the. son of Mrs.
Ruby Johnson of this city.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-01-24

Sgt. Wash O'Quinn is here on a
l5-day leave visiting relatives and
friends. He is the son of Mrs.
Edline O'Quinn, PA Factory St.
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The Adult Sewing Glass meets on
TUESDAYS at 7 P. NJ. with Mrs. Cur
RE as Instructor. This class is open
to al YWCA members and pros
pective members.
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The Amite Quarterly Conference
will convene with the Shady Grove
F. B. Church the fourth Saturday
and Sunday, January 24-25, 1853.
Rev. A. d. McCray, President.
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Our Sympathy To:
Mrs. Jessie Singleton who is in
Chicago, Ill.,, attending the funeral
of her brother, Atty. Mccoy, whose
funeral services were held Tues
day, Jan. 20, 1853.
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Mrs. Edna Redmond, Republi-
can Committeewoman for Missis-
sippi, left the city last Thursday
to attend the Inauguration.
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Rev. |. l.. LEMONS was the guest
m the home Of Mrs. Dixon recently.
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If you are interested in square
dancing, bridge and canasta join
the Young Women's Club today
Evening star., 1953-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALT

FURN.. bedrm.. twin beds. simmon
WITH mirror, stain dininr eresS room 0tsSis suite
mahog. dropIeaf table, T 5 chairs
good cond. Must sell immediateiy
FURN.MDin. iA rm.. Kit. & table SS1X with !
chairs. refrgr., odds and ends; rea.
sonable. SO X st. NV.
FURN.-Antique day bed, roped. IRA.
6-0302 Sun. or after 6 pm. wkdays.
FURN. - Compl. bedrm., breakfast
set, tables, rugs: best offer. Open,
1-6. 1865 Juniper st. NV.
FURN. for mod. air-cond. effic. apt
VIII sell compl. or sep. Apt. avail
Mod. furn., almost new. EN-. 2-7212
FURN. - Howell chrome kit. set,
mahogany bedrm. set, bed, chest,
dFoe'ssr: do' sr4sba sIght stand and mirror $50
FURN.-Solid oak jr. dining rm, set
buffet, china closet, table and 4
chairs; blue Matelasse sofa, period
style; slip cover and drapes to
match; reas. ia. 2-75O0.
house: moving, must
Hepplewhite buffet. china closet. ige
table. shield-back chairs. excel
cond.; den furn.. bar. office desk
rugs, French tables. love seat, ex.
haust fans, Bendix. some antiqu,
silver, china. misc. items. 925
Decatur st. NV. RA. 6-746O.
FURN.--Rollaway bed and mattress
3o-inch. wide; sofa a-bed. sleeps 2
both in good conditions; very rea.
Sonable. RE. S-2S6S, Ext. 616.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
SINKS
OlNhS
Stainless steel sinks. cabinets; uualit,
merchandise; liberal discount
BLOCKS
3056 NJ st. NV. NO. T-1SOa
SINK TOPS
FORMICA
FORMICA

Custom made at wholesale prices
Free estimates, prompt service. All
work guaranteed. Ii. 3-l233. lis
SLIP COVER and drapery materials
oeaut patterns in twill and pebble
crepe: 59c to 81 80 yd. JE. 2-6O6I
sSDa Safs sSUSass aS ssl Az. try sssiRass
equipment: Phone RA. 6-6Ol3 foi
SOFA. in good condition. also sir
eeoeynegr; $50 or best offer. LU: .
SOFA AND cHAIR-with slip COW cover
SOFA AND CHAIR. cost 5000, sell
Si2; chair: modern plastic, cost
SIS, now S5; ,$S5 liv. rm. chair,
$50. EN-. 3-63sl. Sun. and ewes,
sOfAVsectional 2.pc.. by 1uterns-
tional; red. good eond.. $50. JE.
sOFXgsectional 3-pc., green. $40
or 9ro5sst best OFFER good cond. Call JU.
SOFA, sectional new. SIS; end tables
$40; DusCan-Phyfe sofa. $50; baby
sSak sSale' ANn s3i N.&cuiSs: WA; 11S2s9 Guar. 49,.
fnn5t;,on fTie5f sturdy sturdy construction, good
SOFA, brown, and chair. S45: record
cabinet. bookcase. dining rm. table
with 8 chairs, various other tables,
etc. JU. 5-29SS.
SOFA AND CHAIR. green frieze, solid
mahogany trim, very good cond. :.
$40. A real bargain. EN-. 2-649O.
SOFA. bed. chests. bookcase. fireside
set, etc. Moving. must sell cheap. !;
Sat, Sun. Mon. DE. 2-3750. 20lS
Conn. ave. NV. -1S
SOFA, sectional. imported, teakwood
construction, upholstered; teak desk
also. ia. 9-351S.
SOFA. Empire. Va; needs upholster-
ing; beaHtiful mahogany; reasonable.
KE. S-464S.
SOFA. Lawson. s25: t2) desks. oak,
snG S1G ,sS;:, sS;; u bed frame; Sc; (2}
SOFA HIDEBED, Fischer Duolounse;
excellent condition. CO. 5-6028.
STEAM CLEANING JENNY. GOOD
SS1Gn SSS1Gins ,1i eonditionG; 175 lbs. Of soap.
STEAM TABLE. ? IT long. stainless
steel. French fryer. twin baskets,
gas unit. Both excel. cond. WE.
5-5146 JS
Evening star., 1953-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CLOTHING, mans full dress suit
custom made. size 3s-4o long: $50
cIorHISG&eirl', Ed5; a1StEo lessinss set, Size 8
Z. $40; snow suit. size s. 81. AD.
CIoTHiNG. lady's suits. dresses and
sest sesi @akss. afSssss ju nJ'' 55sos. s' Da''''
CLOTHING. mems suits, size 42 long.
good material; lady's misc. size H.
IA; all cheap. RA. 3-1935.
CLOTHING. lady's black coat, all
wool, interlined; peri. cond.i size
1918; bargain. $12. AID. 4-S354.
CLOTHING, lady's evening. coat of
imported tapestry; beige s,tir. fur trim. trim
inally $110, now. .$25; also 5 pairs
mems shoes. 9-9h-D. black. brown,
So a pair. Ia. 9-5773.
CLOTHING, mans winter overcoat.
grey-blue, 40 short, new, Sl7.50;
grey-blue suit. 39-short. $l2.5O. co.
ICLoTHING Tails. cutaway and
Prince Albert coats. size 36-3s, So
ca; Very good cond. DI. 7-2307;
CL0THING-Full dress suit; Hart
Sshaffner' size q, worn only once
new: S25. JA. 4-17S7. 10
COAT, letout muskrat; cost $3.50;
will sell reasonably. AID. 27929.
COAT, new. size IL. Canadian fox
collar, fitted. gray imported wool,
cost S135, sell for S65. EN-. 2-2969
COATS-Army officers long beaver
oyercoat; new cond.; size $3.50;
COAT. leather. size 80. blanket lined,
gooodd godos for motorcyclist; $50. IL.
COAT, u. large Nutria, from exclu-
Sive local store; orig. cost 81 100;
excel. cond.: S175; 3 Navy uniforms.
service blue. ] eve: dress. size 40;
! / tuxedo. size 40. NO. T-31S7 all
day Sunday; 10 am. to 8 Mon, Tues.
COAT, lady's winter, black treebark
cloth with fur collar. Persian lamb.
size 40-42; cost $125, sell $12.
JE. 3-1450.
COAT, handsome; black velvet eve
ming wrap, large ermine collar. size
80, excellent condition. AID. 4-726S.
| COAT HANGERS-Heavy duty for
| fur and cloth coats priced for quick
sale NE. S-1S43. 49,
COATS, suits. casual and cocktail
dresses, sizes Il and od1d. 4 very good
c0PSER eSPs re1S hrass RA ana sIS95; neHter vases
candle sticks. pitchers. tea service.
samovar, ash trays. Pvt. home.
COAL. "a 4-SEoS WooD RANGES. oil ranges:
new. used, Easy credit. nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. Ill 9TH. Ma. S-S952.
CORNET. Conn Wonder. H. L. p,
good condition. $50. Also Tuxedo
coat. vest. English broadcloth, good
cond.; 2 diamond shirt studs set
with rubies. $50 each. ia. 9,13s5.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LAWN MOWER. power. Mow-A-Mat,
$3.50. sacra. S65. JU. 7-71s1.
LUMBER-Frame house being torn
down; bargs. in season lumber. oil
INV. furnace comp, yr.. old. like
new. 1875 w. Broad ST.. Falls Church,
LUMBER EWeiiesessonSed American
prces Tor cn JAN caG}He' %N 4.sssS sssk sDecia' s
MATTRESS, foam rubber, 80 inch,
$50; 39 inch; $40; 54 inch. $40.
MATTRESS fcouch size). new, never
cycle. was S11.95. now S6.95. WO.
6-11S9 Sun. $50 to 1890 am.
or Monday evening.
MIMEOGRAPH STENCILS, quantity
"A; B. Dick" legal size. 75c quire:
ditto type machines. legal, 75c box.
MiMEOGR2PH. elec., model s6. Iks loads
2a S9o sfss6s shss5s; prints 1000 per hr.
Mirror MfRRRooosS; sa inxsa in, with uood
mantei. $40. Phone EN-. EN- s-iS4s. S r00O
MOTORS: new Delco. deyelopsd u
So: air compressor. 81. Ia. 9-O3S3
MOTORS, 1/1OO to 100 h.p., and
reduction gear, 6-440 volts; rewound,
exch. CARTY, 1908 14th, NO. 7-O224
MOTORS FOR BURNERS, furnaces,
fans, pumps, refrigerators, any size,
make or type in stock for instant
exchange at lowest fiat rate prices.
Why wait-brjng your motor with
you, walk out with exact guaranteed
duplicate. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
2-160O.
MOTOR. cleo. u hp., excel. cond.,
guaranteed. S.. LA. 6-3OSS.
MOTOR. GE. 2 h.p.. 1lO. 220 volt,
1'SO0 r.p.m.; $5p. Call AID. 2r571O.
Evening star., 1953-01-18
CORRUGATED
Galvanized sheets, so thousand feet
all sizes; good condition: &c UP.
ARROW WRECKING CO.

Galvanized sheets, so thousand feet
all sizes: good condition: &c up.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 So. Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-2261.
CRIB AND CHEST, 5-drawer, white
sGit spIs steT s5e5 nfT HE xi7 47is accept reason
CURTAINS, iBs draperies and spreads
new, stock of former interior dec
orator at great savings. RA. 6-4422
CUT-AWAY COAT. striped pants
size size, - long; bEand-new' worn once once
DAFRkkRooM Eou1P.-Enlarger. lse
filters. etc. $50. RA. 6-54OS
DAVENPORT and two chairs $50
DAvESPoRT, HisT, green mohair, sa5
Mon. RA. BITS. lis
3 yrs. old, like new; located Fairfas
County. Va; $3.50. K1. s-2l51
s SIS or BEST offer. 10. s-14 81.
DESKS, Kneehole, mahog.; also ONCE
desks reasonable. Call today, CO.
5-4625; wk., 1112 14th. NV.
DESKS. 8 mahogany and two swivs
front fnaiFs isee can Come be avs. ssen at 2nd s
DESK. Governor winthrop. good con-
dition; sandwich grill. restaurant
Call LA. 6-7426,
DESKS, new; kneehole, mahog., maple
blond finish: 4-drawer, 17X35x30
/ $19.76; wonderful buy. AID. 2-95 10
DESK, secretary style, immaculate
condition. Best offer. Call 10
DIAMOND RING, lady's. cluster. It
perfect stones; weight. > carats
very recently appraised to sell a.
$3.50; will sell S69o. Call ia. 9.
q23q No dealers 49,
Evening star., 1953-01-18
GARAGES

GAS RANGE, apartment size, Al
cond.; $50. COOPER SUPPLY CO..
S13 18th st. me-, Ii. 6-5919. lis
GAS RANGE, O'Keefe q Merritt, &c.
in. 4-burner. center grill. 20-in
oven. chrome top, Robert Shaw heat
control; used 2 years by State Dept
ofticer, transferred out of city; sos
GAS RANGE. new. welbft. se": $50
JE; 4-O774.. SAL Pinewood Terrace
Falls Church.
GAS RANGE. clock, broiler, etc.: good
cond.; pvt. party; must sell today;
$40. LU. 2-0S17.
GAS RANGES. new used; SIS up;
guaranteed; easy credit; nothing dn
ACME STOVE. 101l 7th. MA. S-Sa52
GAS RANGE, .S15; gas ironer, S15;
4 poster mahos. bed and springs
bird cage; misc. RA. 3-535S.
GAS RANGE. Detroit Star. 4-burner
full-size oven, storage drawer; S25.
GAS RAiiGEs. new. used: $3.50 up;
install; alton. PEERLESS SALES, 2235
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566
control. clock: excellent condition;
S175. ia. 7-54O9. is
GAS RANGE. Caloric. double broiler;
used year; $3.50. JE. 3-37S5
Evening star., 1953-01-18

FURNITURE for Groom apartment.
Total $3.50 or will sell separately.
LU. 4-S036. lis
FURNITURE-Liv. rm. suite. 3-pc.;
rugs. TV, vacuum. girls bike, kit.
ware sewing machine. misc. Serv-
tceman leaving town. LU. 2-5365.
FuRNITURE-Wool rug and pad.
dining set with credenza. twin ma
FGRNsiTURE SACRiFICE ~ price;
French provincial dinette set. table.
TU. 2-1119.
FURNITURE-Mapls poster bed, ma
hogany poster bed. coil spring, in
nerspring mattress. cedar chest,
6-pc. dinette set. Duchess washer
Call 10. 2-0o42 and make me an
offer. Home after $50. Monday
through Fridayi all day Saturday
and sun 'ay.
Evening star., 1953-01-18

y ;e1' s sss ssS ssss Sss?HsS1s S;s e. IsI W. W.
~ SET practically new. sendix.
l7-in:; cost Ss79: sacrifce. sis5.
Tv EoGiPMENT. tube. tester, oscillo.
orator. parts. etc, IA. e-03s3.
nv. philco, projection SET, 800 sa. in.
TSHfSl' ssT1sn' St5; Si6r.1 UN l., 4-35Ss; q 30
sTIteher. osfs SIS M No. q ios3M aM sdssts dpisssss
No. 1854 75:watt multi-eonitYroi iYoi
transformer, So. American Flyer
TsyMrET gSg E.qg1g 2gTglT, gsrtss, perfect coaa,tisn.
TRUMPET. Martin Committee model,
81 eSPa Aes9is. Aessndts'0n' sl7' or best OFFER
TRUNK. WARDROBE, large drawers.
ssasnnsers, sS5; packing trunk. clean.
TfGxED!oH: sisc iR,sssSi ss regular. worn twice.
TUXEDO. 81 long. worn only two
times. Gail AP. 7-7s16 after s. is
TUXEDO. tailor made. size a. long.
w9Sn ySs once $50. JA $4,000. Ext.
TTXEDOs le>. size $500. sell Sis
SlO: or rent Mon: and Tuesday. SIS
rrs each suit Can ia. 5-627l
TUXEDO SUIT, size 30, long, $40.
Can LA. 6-1929 1929 Varnum st.
TUXEDO AND ACCESSORIES. f,ns
broadcloth; excellent cond.; reason-
able. ~. 5-32l5 before $50 pm.
esSds IKE s4S Rs" No g. l9as si4t* two .its
TUXEDO, size 80 long, SI5: brocads
black or white westkit. $3.50; Knox
sM slack aSssSy dssoy' new. size 7N. $40.
TGXEiDo isSutIT. ss.4o, pr.cticslly cs
new. S25. 235 2nd st. Sc.
TUXEDO and summer. Jacket. tailor
Excellent condition. CO: S.fssa.
imported brosdcloth. Size ss: trous. SIs:
srs 3S-w., 32-L. s35. Phone NO.
TU22Eib'o SUIT. worn twice. ss Bfe short.
Rs' 4fmGsEss slstsI' owner can't use now js! Tel
TUXEDO, sCcd sonal.ton; size -;
TUXEDO, coat size 44.46. long. trous.
f5s epo1. ~ II; Tsiss. aSsao q inches; worn gscs.
TUXEDO. sci. breasted, with vest:
stein; Block; size 3ss37: like new:
TUXEDO. size 80 long. s15: brocade
BLACK OF white westkit: $3.50: Knox
sM slsek asssSy asssey' new size 7%' $40.
$50; os;Tmy cots: si.5o ca. csii
TuxEDo. s6 short. $40. wo. e-1sos.
TUXEDO. overcoat and suits. size SO
short; 1873 Newton st. NV. Apt.
TUXEDO. size 40. English broadcloth;
gooood as new; orig; price. 500; sell.
csli after IL noon. En-. s.oss7:
TUXEDO AND FULL Dress. incl.
KISS ssS soTa Phon. Snsf b. a.: 74sss sa$s resassr
TUXEDO FOE SALE, ike new; size
-; SIS. Call after 8 pm. Ii.
TgxHiD,'oo AND TAILS. .iz. as.4o.
coat SIS: sood 300 conc. wo. Se'n s-i9sI: rfs.
TUXEDO AND TAILS. se-ss reg;
vest shirt and ties; excel. cond: |;
1wISE; ". " Is S,ls; s,, balls M.1,esa sis.l:
'TYPEWRITERS, reconditioned stand
5a ndsFSGSd' SD TodsS CO 50sal; s4se5 SMITH Nf
TYPEwRITERs, port. liz. new, Roy.
al. Corona; Rem; all capital letters:
TYPEwRITER, Royal portable. excel
eond,. $50; get e eneyelopediss new.
TYPEWRITERs. port, IKE new, Roy.
:i.f;Sro a; SSSrcna Zen; BEN; ~ capita l:stsys,
lll2 14th NV, pI. 7-7Sfz,
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