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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-25
1928 ACHIEVEMENTS
LISTED

Mrs. Leola p. Murrell, for whom
the branch is named. Presently
Mrs. Murrell is chairman of the
finance and building committee
ana Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, CO.
chairman. 1t is announced that
progress in this area since Sep
TENDER, 1852, is the most hcarten-
ing branch achievement. At the
outset of Mrs. B'Taylor's admins
tration, two major emhasls were
undertaken with the committee:
An enlarged membership and To-
eating a suitable site for the flu
ture branch building. Branch ade-
ouate facilities Standout as one
of the most serious needs IN this
community - one which must be
solved before the YWCA can rem
der organized program and SER
vice to the women and girls who
now make up its membership.
The committee carefully scan
ned % site possibilities and after
consulting the proper channels
submitted its choice Of the loca-
ton of NV 18th st. between 3ro
and Attn aves., feeling that thu
YWCA must remain in the hear
of the community which 1t is t
serve. There was great re1oicin
in the branch when the YWCI
trustees appropriated $4,000 to
the purchase of branch sit
, Legal negotiations are now In pre-
cess for effecting settlement
this choice property. Future, lon
4. range branch building plans w.
; include the following units: Do
mitory, physical education an
recreation space, club and com
mittee room facilities and AIDE
uuate office administration space
MEMBERSHIP
Under the craftsmanship o.
MeSdames Theresa Clark ano
Alice Dean, the membership com
mittee has developed into one OF
the strongest branch committees
composed of 80 active members.
They, with some additional work
ers and committee on administra-
ton members, did a most COM
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-25

friends out for "open house"
which will be on Sunday, May
10, from 4 to 5 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-04-25

They are inviting all of their
Evening star., 1953-10-24
Fire Destroys 7 Buildings
On Farm al Glen Dale

Six nearby Maryland fire COM
panies responded to two-alarm
blaze yesterday which destroyed
two buildings on a farm owned
by Mr.. Daniel B. Lloyd in Glen
Dale.
Mrs. Lloyd is the widow of
Daniel B. Lloyd, who was Of
fetal recorder of debates in the
United States Senate for Sc
years. until his death in 1943.
Firemen saved a large barn
near the burned out garage and
corn crib. The 80-acre farm,
which has been untenanted for
several weeks, is opposite Glen
Dale Sanatorium on Route so.
Mrs. Lloyd at present lives in
Arlington, Va.
Firemen believe the flames
broke out in the garage through
spontaneous combustion, and
spread to the corn crib.
Evening star., 1953-10-24
Collectors Meet
Here With Coins
Worth s. Million

The first annual convention of
the Middle Atlantic Numismatic
Association is being held in the
Hotel Washington, where the
coin collectors have assembled a
display worth nearly So million.
Displayed. in the Hall of Ma
tions are money made of plati-
mum, gold, silver, bronze, copper,
aluminium, tin, brass, leather,
paper, glass, precious gems, wood,
clay, jade. mineral crystal and
many other materials.
Even human skin and bones
have been used as mediums of
exchange.
Some of the prize pieces ex-
hibited were old when Moses led
the children of Israel out of
Egypt; some came from the
presses only last week.
The United States Treasury
has waived its rule against such
concessions and placed on view
several frames of currency illus
trating the dangers of counter
feiting and the provisions made
for the detection and punish
ment Of counterfeiters.
The exhibition will be open
until 10 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1953-10-24
z Get Prison Terms
And Two Probation
lin S64 Robbery

Two brothers with criminal
records were sentenced yester-
day to serve from 3 to 9 years
each for robbing a man of $64
last August.
At the same time Federal
Judge Matthew F. Mcclure gave
two other defendants suspended
sentences and placed them on
probation because of past clean
records.
The brothers are Robert Ruffin,
"a, and Zebedee Ruffin, 25, both
of the first block of street NV.
The other two, Robert Lewis,
10, of the 1900 block of Ninth
street NV, and Thomas j. Bax-
ter, 20, of the 1900 block Of
Perry place NV, were given
suspended sentences of from l
TO 3 years each and placed on
probation for three years. All
four are colored.
The sentences were in the
U. S. District Court for the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Robbery on Ride.
The four had offered their
victim, a colored man, a lift in
an automobile. The victim was
robbed after being asked to get
out and look at a tire. Lewis
had pleaded guilty to the rob-
berry. The other three were con-
victed after a trial.
In another case James M.
Irby, Al, colored, was given from
S to Is years by Judge Alex
ander Holtzoff for the man
slaughter in the fatal shooting
of James H. Bradford, 80, COL
ored, of the 600 block of Sixth
street NE, last June. The shoot
ing took place during an argu-
ment between the two men in
Irby'S home in the 1000 block
OF TWenty-second street NV.
Irby was indicted on a charge
OF f1rst-degree murder but was
allowed to plead to the lesser
charge of manslaughter after
the prosecution had decided
there was no element of premed-
itation.
Two Narcotics Cases.
Judge Holtzoff gave George
Earl Davis. 81, colored, of the
900 block of o street NV, from
Is months to 4 years for making
two sales of a narcotic.
Andrew Randall, 81, colored.
of the 900 block of w street
NV, was given from 20 months
to 5 years by Judge Holtzoff for
illegal traffic in marijuana Gig
aretteS.
Evening star., 1953-10-24
DR.. Smith Appointed
D. G. Dental Examiner

DR.. Charles L. Smith has been
appointed to the District Board
OF Dental Examiners for a five
year term.
A graduate of the Georgetown
University Dental School, DR..
Smith is a fellow of the American
College of Dentists and a men,
Der of the American Society of
Oral Surgeons, the District Den
tai Society and the. American
Dental Association.
Evening star., 1953-10-24
New Charts for Waters

Surveys necessary to provide
new charts for the waters sur
rounding New Zealand will re-
Quire 20 to 80 years, the Govern
ment estimates.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Commercial salmon fishing in the Kodiak Afognak Island group will be resumed at 6 am July 31, Roy Lindsley, FWS agent, said yesterday. .
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25
NOTICE

Salty Jack announces there are now boats and motors for hire at Island Lake. Contact Jack at sawmill near lake.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Anchorage Murder char ges against a nine year boy were dismissed Thursday. He is charged instead with being a juvenile delinquent. The boy is accused of fatally stabbing his small playmate, Bobby Jean Delaney, 5 years old, with a pocket knife.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Earl Parker, engineer for Standard Oil Company of California, called on Merrill Coon, local agent for the com pany, this week. He was Coon's guest at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Thurs day.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Business houses, organizations, and persons notified that all display advertising must be in the office of the MIRROR by pm Tuesday to ap- pear in the follow ng Saturdays paper.
 Classified advertisements will be received at the office or by phone until Friday noon but must be paid for by pm to appear in Saturdays paper.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Sitka (P)-The site for highway at Her ing Cove at pulp mill which favored the mouth of Sawmill Creek. by Japanese survey group Feelings differ in Sitka last January miles south the Japanese proposal to of Sitka at the end of operations there.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25
EDITORIAL

Pessmistic expressions regarding the future of real estate in Kodiak have been heard recently.
 We howed when didn't have houses and now we hear moans that the new housing will ruin rentals in Ko- dak We wish point that there few rentals in Kodiak could pass inspection by the Navy if they really wanted to be tough.
 The completion the housing project will bring addi- tiona revenue to town If the rental price down some of the shacks, much the better.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25
NOTICE

Don't forget the Sunday morning breakfast at the Elks Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25
NOTICE

No parking on the Cit6 Dock until further notice.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25

Patricia Mccormick, Texas matador prepares for final sword thrus to dispatch bull after it had twice tossed her and gored her leg in the Tauana Mex bull ring uy 19 She continued despite injuries but unable second bull (P) WIREPHOTO)
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25
Sig Red S. S7 J,aTsa6&

Vanc ,uver, B. Sal mon isnermen V 3rk tn. Fraser River W aioying the greatest so run in history this we ven the Indians say they never seen such a run A s now in progress.
 Fishermen have received a ! million dollars to date with prices averaging S1.40 per fish. More than 900 gill netters are working the Fraser River.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-07-25
Nol1!aR l.inr0T

No1!aR 1.,lrrOr
 SNevs of o4nerfea's LAst 9r,nte, b4 gop~rnrnent of hs orooj,. }" n: people for the people shall perish from he earth Lincoln Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postoce at Kodiak, Alaska Second Class matter under act of Congress of March 1878. MIRROR PUBLISHING COMPANY Melton L. Crawford Editor and Publisher
 Jeanne R. Crawford Associate Editor
 Candace Crawford Executive Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Enc Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication Of all dispatches credited to it not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ADnIiNMceS

1-$309.95 Admiral De luxe Re-
frigeratOr, 9-cu. #. 1862 fl.
sample S239.OO
1-S359.s5 Admiral De luxe Re-
frigeratOr, lieu. #. 1852 II.
sample -- $275.OO
1-S4S4.75 Frigidaire De luxe
Porcelain Refrigerator, 9-cu. #.
$359.OO
1-S364.75 Frigidaire De luxe
Refrigerator, 9-cu. #. 1852 fl.
sample - $289.0O
3-$219.95 Easy De luxe Spin
drier Washers, 1858 demonstra-
tors -. ---------- $159.OO
2-$1S9.SS Semi-de luxe Easy
Spindrier Washers, 1852 demon
strators - - $4,000
1-S74.95 GE Portable Electric
Iron with stand $4,000
1-$257.O0 H a m iltOn Electric
Dryer for ITO or 220 volts, $1S9.OO
1-$234.75 Caloric De luxe Gas
Range, fully equipped, $1S9.OO
1-$222.0O CalOric De luxe Gas
Range, fully equipped $175.OO
2-S99.95 Spec edibaker Gas
Ranges, apartment size $74.OO
2-S114.00 Tepco "a" Sinks, por-
celain tops, storage compart-
ments S77.OO
Appliance Store-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Lingerie

25-S1.99 Flannelette Gowns,
women's broken sizes ---- $1.OO
15-S5.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken assortments $3.50
Second Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
1O-S3.S9 and $4.99 FlanneIette
Gowns and Pajamas, broken
assortment -------------$1.99
2O-S2.99, $3.50 and $5.95 Rayon
and CrinOline Slips and Petit
coats, black, broken styles and
sizes
S0-$2.S9 Cotton Challis Pa
jamas, assorted prints, broken
1O-$5.95 Brushed Rayon
Gowns, broken sizes $500
Second FIoor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Hand Ikei'chiefs
ngton-Lower Level, Arlington

Mems and Women's Handker-
chiefs, regular 18c 10 for $1.00
1oO-Men's $2.oo Imported
Swiss Sheer Initial Handker-
chiefs, extra size --------$1.OO
Mems and Women's 25c to 39c
Handkerchiefs. White cottons
for men; hemstitched linens
and printed cotton sheers for
women ---6 for $1.0O
20O-Men's and Women's $1.O0
to S1.S5 Imported Swiss Sheers.
69c
1OO-Men's SEC Hand Shirred
Linen Handkerchiefs,
2 for $l.OO
$50 - Women's Soc to $1.00
Linen Prints and Imported
Swiss Sheers ----.44 40
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
NeCkIUeNH.

1880 Costume Flowers,
3 for $1.0O
2OO-$2.99 Cotton and Rayon
BlOuses, broken assortment,
perfect and irreg. --------$1.S8
25-S3.99 Wool Slipon Sweaters,
stripes ana plaids, broken sizes,
$2.0S
12S-$1.19 to $1.59 Large Size
Printed Silk Scarfs --------70c
15-$7.98 Large Size BlOuses,
broken assortment, soiled SASS
2OO-S2.95 Silk Scarfs with
hand-rolled edges, SO" square,
bright colored prints----$1.39
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Fabrics

2,OOO-yds. 49c-$1.19 Cotton REM
nants, plain, printed, desirable
lengths --------- 25c to- Soc I'd.
300-yds. SSc Wayside Waffle
Pique Prints, 36" wide Soc yd.
200-yds. $1.O0 Flocked Novelty
Denim, washable, SO" wide,
Soc yd.
2OO-yds. 79c Combed Chambray,
pastels, SO" wide--------49c I'd.
300-yds. 79c Flocked Rayon
Soaring, pastels, 10" wide,
25c yd.
sOO-yds. sec BrOadcloth Rem.
nar1ts, LIS yd. lengths, SO" wide,
plain, pastels and darks, color
fast, shrink-c controlled, $50 yd.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Rugs

1-$79.95 Grey Loop Pile Wilton,
8x9-ft. as is ---------&- $16.SS
.1-S4s.0O Green Cotton Rug.
9XS.tt. --------------- $lS.S0
1-SS4.95 Rose and Grey Tone
On-Tone, 9x4.8-ft. -------- $3.50
1-S49.95 Rose Twist Weave
Rug, 9x4.9-ft. .-------- $12.S9
1-Sec. $5s.95 Grey Cut and
Twist Weave Rug, 9x6-ft., $2l.S5
1-Ss7Is5 Grey Carved Wilton.
9x5.4 #. --------------$24.SS
Sec. $59.95 Green Cut and
Twist Weave Rug, 9x6 it., $21.SS
1-$6S.95 Rose Twist Weave
Rug, 9x6. loft. --- $24.9S
2-S44.95 Rose Tone -On-TOne
Rugs, 9x6-ft. ------ $23.9S
1-S84.95 Grey Carved Wilton,
9x5-ft. - -----.------- $I2.SS
1-S139.95 Grey Floral Broad
loom, 12xl5-ft. as is ----- $6S.SS
3rd Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Occasional
Furniture

1-S4S.95 COmmOde Table, ma
hog, leather top, shelf, floor
sample --- $22.97
1-$14.95 TV Table, mahog. fin
ist1ed hardwood, on casters, as
1-S14.95 Coffee Table, lined
oak, damaged --------- S5.47
1-S19.95 Cocktail Table, mahog.
veneers, shelf, as is ----- S5.47
2-$12.95 Coffee Tables, mahog.
finished hardwood, as is - $5.47
1-S14.95 Coffee Table, solid
birch, fl. sample -- $9.47
1-S34.95 Bridge Set, 5-pc. green
table, red chairs, as is - $22.4S
1-$29.95 End Table with
drawer, genuine mahogany,
$1S.47
1-SS.95 Bridge Chair, folding,
blond and green, fl. sample,
$4.97
1-S11.5O Leg-O-Matic Bridge
Chair, mahog. color and green,
S5.T
1-S19.95 End Table, mahog.
veneers, shelf, damaged = S6.S7
4th Floor-Washington
1-S1O.S5 Chrome Smoker, black
oak base, damaged ---- S5.47-
1-S119.S5 Dinette, 5-pc. lined
oak, extension table, chartreuse
color seats --$ $69.S7
1-S4S.95 Cocktail Table. solid
cherry, French Provincial style.
S32.OO
1-S49.95 Pembroke Table, ma
hog. leather top, A. sample,
S24.97
1-S39.95 Nest of Tables, rope
edge, mahog. leather tops, fl.
sample -.--- S22.97
1-S29.95 Step Table, mahog.
banded edge, fl, smaple - $lS.97
1-S27.95 Lamp Table, maple,
22x22", / shelf --- $18.97
1-S1s5 BreakfrOnt China Cabi-
net, lined oak, fitted silver
drawer, fl. sample ---- $129.95
1-SS6.95 Extension Dinette
Table, lined oak, 32x45",
damaged ---- $1S.H
1-$69.95 GOOseneck Platform
Rocker, tapestry upholstery,
damaged -.--. $44.97
1-S239.95 Chesterfield Sofa,
custom made, foam cushions,
gold color, damaged - $177.OO
1-S2S.95 Step Table, maple
floor sample ------ S19.47
1-S22.95 Lamp Table, birch
with Formica top, floor sample.
S11.H
1-S79.95 DrOp-leaf Extension
Table, mahogany, plastic top,
damaged S47.OO
1-S139.S5 Dinette, 5-pc. lined
oak, drop-leaf table, lime seats,
Il. sample -----$8 $500
Lower Level-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Hosiery

PSI Prs, As Is, Full-Fashioned
NylOn Sheers, broken assort-
ment -----2 prs. $1.OO
12S Perfs. and Imperfs. Famous
Make Nylons, discontinued col
ors, size 81a only pr.
141 Prs. Irregs. $1.5O Run Proof
Sheer Nylons, good colors,
64c pr.
81 Prs. $1.50 Famous Name N.Y.
Ions, 20-denier, 51-gauge, bro
ken sizes ------------- -$1.19 pr.
Ill Prs. $1.75 Famous Name
Frame Heel Super Sheer N.Y.
Ions, discontinued colors, bro
ken sizes ------ -----69c pr.
126 Prs. Imperfs. $1.50 Full
Fashioned Super sheer Nylons,
good shades, not al sizes,
3 prs. $1.00
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Notions

25O-25c Shoe Polish, we'll
known brands. disc. colors, 1Oc
40-79c Ironing, Board Covers,
39c
25-Secs. $4.sS Car Bags, $685.
36-Secs. $3.95 Plastic Dress
Bags ------------------ $A.'0
1920 Plastic Shoulder
covers ------------- A0C
1,OO0-yds. 2 for 15C Seam Bind
ing, assorted colors, 8 yds., Sc.
24-$1.OO Plastic Bowl Cover
Sets, S-pc. ---------------- 4Sc
11-S1.OO Cedar Chests for Sew
ing Needs or Jewelry ----- 39c
3O-$4.95 Rubber Girdles.
broken sizes --------------T T9c
1O-s2.Ss Sweat Pants S0c
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ktT&%?AX
Bedroom
Furniture


1-S49.5O Innerspring Mattress.
prebuilt borders, extra firm,
twin size ------ $3.50
1-$52.5O S i'm m Ons Tuftless
Mattress, prebuilt borders, fl.
sample, twin size ------ $32.5O
1-$44.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt borders, twin
size, Soiled ---. $24.5O
2-$52.5O Englander Orthorest
Box Springs, disc. pattern, dou-
BILE size $4,000
2-S49.5O Serta Box Springs,
damask covering, disc. pattern,
twin size ---- $4,000
1-$49.5O Foster Luxury Rest
Box Spring, fl. sample, twin
size, soiled --,. = $24.50
1-S149.5O Simmons Foam Latex
Mattress and Box Spring Set.
twin size : ~ = $99.99
1-$279.5O Simmons Hide-a-Bed,
green mohair, fl. sample, soiled,
S199.5O
1-$119 TwO-Pc. SOfa-B Suite
with Matching Chair -- S69.99
3-S57.5O Panel Beds, mahog.
finished, disc. style, twin size,
$3.50
$4,000 Panel Bed, blond ash
veneered, disc. style, twin size,
$1,000
1-Sl9.95 Platform Rocker,
maple finished, as is !S1O.99
1-Sf2.95 H arvard d Hollywood
Frame, adjustable. SCARED, S7.T
1-$10.95 Simmons Hollywood
Frame, as Is ----- $3.50
Bird Floor-Washington
Housewares
3O-$3.9S White Wood Toilet
Seats -------- $S.SS
24-79c Round Enamel Roast
72-S129 Green Enamel Wick
cts, dOZ. ---- 79c
24-$1.9S Enamel Combination
Cookers ------ ---*-----, Si.UO
6O-S1.49 Quilted Plastic Shoe
Bags --- --- Sl.OO
24-S3.49 Sponge Rubber Pad
Cover Sets for ironing boards,
S2.59
60-$1.19 Bread Boxes - 7Sc
5O-S1.45 Aluminium Tea. Net
ties, 5-qt. --------------$1.00
3O-S1.OO Imported Pepper
Mills 60C
3rd F1oor-WaShington
EIecta'icS
1-S14.95 Vacuum Cleaner, re-
built, as Is ------$6.95
2-S12.95 Famous Make Auto
matte Irons, table samples, $6.97
2-S19.95 Steam or Dry Irons,
table samples ---~ $12.97
1-S14.95 Electric Fruit Juicer,
table sample ---$ $7.97
2S3.49 One-Burner Hot Plates,
table samples ---.. STAT
3rd F1oor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26

SiIa,en'aUUre

6-$5.SS Small .Silverplated
Serving Trays, scratched, $2.S7"
$4,000 Small English Tea
Kettle, silver-plated, scratched,
$l9.9S"
1-$44.75 VIM. Rogers 50-pc.
Silverplated Set, Exquisite"
pattern, scratched ------ $29.9s
5O-$2.9S Sterling handled Serv-
ing Pieces, gravy ladies, cold
meat forks, cheese servers,
scratched ----------$ $1.77*
6-$6.OO Silverplated 3O.pc. Sets,
"Homecrest" pattern, scratched,
$S.s7
60-$1.0O SilverpIated Bread
Butter Plates, scratched - 77cs
"Plus 20% tax.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
$2.o0-$3.o0
Leather BiIIfoIds
$l.OO*

Closeouts Of mems and
women's styles, many with
extra compartments or
pass cases, some with
change purses. Black, red,
brown, tan, green.
"Plus 20% tar
, Street Floors Washing
ton, Arlington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Negligees

1O-$8.95 Quilted Rayon Coolie
Goats and Quilted Cotton Dust
ers, misses broken sizes, $4.0O
10O-$3.99 Everglaze Cotton
Busters, sizes IL to 10 = $2.0O
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Knit indies

15-$3.00 Nylon Tricot Petit.
coats, white, broken sizes, $2.s9
29-S4.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
embroidery trim, pink, broken
sizes ------------ ----A- $Z.5S
68-79c Rayon Tricot Briefs,
black, broken sizes --.--. -49c
47-Imperfs. $4.s5 Pastel Cot
ton Pajamas, broken sizes,
$2.49
2l-Imperfects $500 Famous
Name Satin stripe Pastel Ray
on Gowns, broken sizes ----S5o
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TV, Radios

1-$479.95 PhilcO Console, 81"
TV, full doors, 1852 fl. sample,
S2sS.OO
1-$3O9.95 Admiral Console, 81"
TV, 1853 fl. sample ----- $245.0O
1-S349.5O Famous Make Con-
sole, 81" Tv, 1852 fl. sample,
$269.OO
1-S399.5O Famous Make Con-
sole, ~" TV, 1852 a. sample.
half-doorS ------- $320.OO
1-$99.95 PhiIco Radio Phono
Combination, IS RPM - $500
, 1-$189.95 Admiral Table Model.
IT" TV, 1853 fl. sample, $159.0O
@$23.95 Famous Make 5-Tube
Table Model Radios ----- $500
2-$32.95 Capehart 5-Tube Table
Model Radios ---- $500
$3.50 SwiveI-top Tv Tables,
$3.50
1-S29.95 Emerson 5-Tube Table
Model Radio ----------- $23.00
Appliance Store-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TOiIetT'ieS

Family Package Of 10 Combs,
29c
37-s1.75 Gemey Perfume, S1.OOs
1S-S1.5O Courtley Shave Bowls,
SOC
24-$5.95 Hair Dryers ----$4.9S
10c Wrapped Soap, IL cakes,
Csc Famous Name Polish Re-
mover
1886 and s4.s5 Lucite Brushes, .
$1.49
15c Lady Fair Facial Tissue,
10 for $1.O0
47-$2.00 Lucite Mirrors, 3
Styles S1.4S
S1.OO Lavender Shave Lotion,
1867
"Plus 20% tar
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
China

3$5.9S Imported China After
Dinner Coffee Sets, 17-pc. 1898
e$2.98 Decorated Range Sets,
3-pc. $1.4S
S$1.10 Earthenware Pie Plates
with Servers, 2-pc. ------69c
12-$1.OO Plastic Party Coasters,
8-pc. $50
24-29c Clear Glass Cream
Pitchers 1Oc
1-$7.98 Decorated Earthenware
Luncheon Set, 31-pc. - $3.98
sass Pottery Flower Bowls,
$1.49
49c Clear Crystal Glass G0bletS,
ca. Ice
3rd or-WaShinRton
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Teens We0,.

$3.50 White Jackets with
red corduroy trim ----$1.99
25-$2.99 and $3.50 Cotton
Blouses, white and color, $1.99
SO-Irregs. $2.99 Blue Jeans,
$1.S7
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SOiEed Blankets

Secs. $1O.95 Wool Blankets,
rayon satin bound, 72x84", $6.97
4-Secs. $17.95 Kenwood Wool
Blankets, 72x90 ------ -$u.T
4-$9.95 Beacon Blankets, 500,
rayon, $50 wool, $3.50 cotton.
66XS6" ------------ $4.S5
3-S14.95 Wool-fiIled Comforts,
rayon satin covers, 72x8T 1887
2-S22.50 Kenwood Wool Blank
cts, 80x90" ------------ $15.S7
10-$2.6s Cotton Sheet Blankets,
pink, 72x90" - $1.97
6-secs. $4.49 Quilted Mattress
Pads, double bed, 54x76" size
$3.17
Street Floor-Washington
Linens, DOllseStics
l9O-Secs. $1.59 Pacific Bath
Towels, 24x46", assorted colors,
99c
Secs. Matching Pacific Hand
Towels ----------------- 5Sc
Secs. Matching Pacific WASH
ClOGnS HSo
1-Lot 4Sc-$3.95 Linens, Nap-
kins, Scarfs, Doilies, Cloths,
ETC.. some seconds, as is,
Ice 70 S1.09
1O-S6.S9 Chenille Loop Pile
Rugs, rubberized backs, 36x60".
2O-S4.S9 Chenille Loop Pile
' s2.2s
1-Lot S3.95 Misc. Chenille Mat
and Lid Sets, Odd Rugs or Lids,
some soiled -------S9c
24O-secs. sass Pacific Heavy
weight Sheets, 72x108", type
140, labeled Merit" -----N.99
7O-Secs. $500 Pacific "Truth"
! Sheets, 90x1O8", labeled "Mid-
wood" type 128 ---------$2.SS
75-Secs. $2.49 Pacific Heavy
weight Youths Contour Sheets,
type 40 -----------------$2.19
Street Foor-Wasl1ington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Stationery

6O-5Oc Romance Notes, 20 to
box --- 19c
12-$5.OO Oblong Poker Racks
with covers -------- $1.25
21-$1.5O Plastic Chair Pads and
Backs SOC
25-75c Dc DecOrative Electric
Switch Plates --------- 38c
17-$l.95 China Birds - $1.OO
1-$19.95 Safe, green finish,
slightly damaged ---- $1,000
1-$12.5O Metal, Cabinet, dam
aged $3.50
Street Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
ON SALE ARLINGTON

Junior Boys Sss5 Wool Sport Coats broken sizes s4ss
4-$595 Cardigan Sport Coats TO- H. 49, 20 S29S
0-S795 Wool Coat Sweaters 49, 40 O----------- So 80
l-S109S $ll95 Corduroy Sport Coats g. IL 20 S49S
4-S9S5 S1OS5 Spring Stacks, 49, 81, 80 waist $39s
7$3S5 Long Sleeve Sweaters size 10 S6e
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
LeathergOOdS

$500 Large Black Calfskin
Bag. leather lined, as is -$7.95"
$500 Red Calfskin Bag with
swagger pockets, as is $3.50"
$500 Black Leather Shoulder
Bag, as Is ----- $2.OO*
50-S2.0O and $500 Bags, as is.
all sales final ----------$1 $1.OO"
Is Women's Belts, as is, all sales
final - --~-----19c 19c"
50 $1.0O Plastic Clutch Bags,
color choice -------------69c*
"Plus 20% tax.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-03-26
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15-$11.OO Cases ---------$3.99
1-$14.OO Weekend Case, let
tered -S7.95
$500 Wardrobe, damaged,
$500
1-$24.OO Wardrobe, damaged,
1899
$4,000 Pullman Cases, let
tered -$12.OO
1-$27.5O Three-Suiter, marred,
S22.00
1-S25.OO Two-Suiter $1,000
1-$25.OO Wardrobe ------$20.OO
$4,000 Companion Case,
marred $500
1-$26.OO Pullman Case, e.,
damaged ----------$1S.OO
All Prices Plus 20% Tax
Fourth Floor-Washington