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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21
50Legal Notices
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR M0NRoE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 13-Ss4
HAROLD X. ANDREWS.
vs. DIVORCE
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
TOs EVA A. ANDREWS,
IL Forest Street,
Whitinsville, Massachusetts,.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against You herein and you are re-
quired to serve a copy Of your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on OF before
the ssth day OF April. AID. 1854,
otherwise Decree Pro Confesso
win be entered against You.
DATED this S0th day OF March,
AID. 1858. at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida
(Seal) EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court
BY. Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM ". ALBURr
SOS whitehead Street
Key West, Florida.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
mars1.aprT-ft-21.issa
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KEY WEST clTlzEN Psse :
.2A-Trailers For Rent

oNE-WAY TRAILERS, any sire,
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent it hare-leaye
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
(Sinclair) Service Station, Stock
Island. apr16-tf
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~ YOU WASH ~ tea yon
know tAey are wasAsd. soak,
wash. : rinses. sc. Paafs self
Service Laundry. t1s white 81
apxl.sg
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HOUSE for rent, 121 S. W. 62nd
Court, Miami. Two bedroom,
tile features. Beautiful yard, com.
fortably Furnished, including T. ".
and dishwasher. Call Mozzawi,
2-76Sl, Key West. apr1O-tf
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CLEAN, nicely hErn. apt. Suitable
for couple or couple with one
child. No pets. $500 monthly.
Apply ll2l Angela 81, apr2o-2tx
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IL SQUARES asbestos sksnxses.
$50 ~ ssuarn. sss soushard
81 sprzi -
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TRAILER for rent. Sleeps 4. TX 20
porch. Lot 81, Overseas Trailer
Court, Stock Island. apr15-st
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ATTRACTIVE yuang lady for
waitress ard eoektan wurk.
See Mr. Horace yeaag. Casa ca.
DO Ruesa. 100 D1yal. sPgl.a
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UNUSUALLY Cool, spacious, new.
~ decorated. bedroom, all cleo
trio. Porches and garden. s months
or longer. $500. Adults. 2-577S.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
IS Real Estate For Sale
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COMPLETELY furn. room brick
bungalow and efficiency cottage
on large well handicapped lot.
Terms, $4,000 down, $500
monthly. See Horace Young, Casa
Cayo HueSo. Phone 2-S345.
mar23-tf
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4Housss For Rent

NEW 2 bedroom house for rent.
All Terrazzo floors, all electric
kitchen, S spacious closets. Newly
furnished. Swimming pool privii-
eyes. One block from the beach.
1410 Patricia. Cali 2.770s after 500
Pm. or Call 2-63Ss from 900 AM.
70 500 Pm. apr7tf
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/ BEDROOM furnished cottage.
Couple only, no pets. Excellent
location. Phone 2-6I26. apr1S.at
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3--Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED COTTAGES suit
able for three adults or couple
with one child, Go years or
older). 0PA rental. $3.50 month
" plus utilities. No pets. Can
2-5912 for inspection. apr2-tf
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-
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or FLORIDA IN AND FoR MON
ROE COUNTY IN CHANcERY
M. 1890
HARRIS LEvES0S, Jr.. as Exc
cgtor of the Estate OF Harris
Leveson. deceased;
CORA LEvEsoN. widow:
GEORGE CoURY and ERNEST
Plaintiffs.
SADIE ALLRRiGHT; A. \.
FLoRY; MALCOLM 4. FLORT,
also known - MALCOLM
kLoRY:
and ALL UNKNOWN sPousEs
OF SAID ABOVE NAMED De-
PENDANTS. who may be MARI
ried;
and also ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS.
LFsCATEES. DEyTSEES. GRAM
Tees. ASSIGN EES. 1dENORS.
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS claiming BY,
through. under or against any Of
the above named defendants who
mas. - deaf Nnd not kaown -
be dead or alive:
and also ALL PERSONS OR
PARTIES. whether claiming nns
der any OF the above named and
described defendants or other
wise. claiming any right. title or
interest IN and 10 the property
involved IN this suit and herein-
after more particularly described.
NOTICE no APPEAR
IN The SAME OF THE STATE or
TO THE DEFENDANTS: SADIE
AI.LBRIGHT. A. y. FLoRf aud
MALCOLM 4. FTsORf. also knows
as MALCOLM FLsOiYs
And all parties claiming interest
by. through, under or against the
above named defendants. and all
parties having. or claiming TO have,
any riKht. title or interest In the
property herein described. t0-wits
The South 6ne-baif fSakJ Of the
Northwest one- quarter fNWA)
OF Section IS, TuwHahfp 50
South, Range 40 East.
lying and being IN AonFos County
Yon, ana each OF you. are hereby
notified that q Aatt has been filed
aeainst you ~ the plaintiffs. liar.
IiS IsENEsoN. Jr-. - k1eestor Of
tAt NfeA1tF - ttA- - - y t41sfttf -
ceased CORA IEvESoN. . widow
GEORGE cOrRY and ERNEST r.
SMITH. for the purpose Of guietina
their title IN ard e. the above de-
srTibed properly. said suit heinE
Chancery No. s3.Sf6 IN The Cffeui'
Ce0rt ot the Sixteenth judicial Cir
cult 81 Florida N and for Moaros
County.
You. and each of reu. are hsrehy
REQUIRED 10 file an Appearances lei.
fher personally Or through an a..
fnFneyb IN the above styled eAnhs
On wednesday, &faY 18th, 1ak1 9th.
srwises the ALLEGATIONS 81 the Gem
plalnt filed ~ the plRlBtiffs herein
Viii ba gakSn A. cmuEeM&Ad by you
eapg 81 aafa Complaint 81 6eifg,
cred fa yen herewith.
In 8ieu ~ titsuK an neBSaraBce
yea nay file an AaNNtF 81 sarf
atseF piesotnsN as Yaa may - ~
sised On AleaaaS. Nay 1sfh. 1854
II Is ORDERED tat this ne.
ffee 70 ApGsAf - pEbiithed IN IL
Key West G3ttxeE 4 usWapa PEI
pu6lishea in Nenfos eountS. Pier,
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lCHoICE 2-BEDRooM c. B. S.
HOME with front and rear
screened porches. Like new, only
year old. Beautiful corner lot,
So, 10000. Only ss,5O0.0O cash viii
handle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT,
IN AND F0R MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
In re Estate OF
JULIAN ]. MARKS.
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all
whom IL may concern that Robert
c. Marks. as Administrators C.T.A.
,D,B.N. OF the Estate OF Julian J..
Marks, deceased. has filed with the
Honorable Raymond r. Lord, Coun-
~ Judge in and for Monroe Coun-
~, Florida. his Final Return and
has made application for his dis
charge as Administrator CTA.
D.B.N. OF the Estate of Julian j.
Marks. deceased.
Dated April 18th. AID. 1853,
tsdi ROBERT G. MARKS,
AZ ADMINISTRATORS C.TA.DB.N. OF
the Estate OF Julian ]. Marks,
deceased.
anraa ss.Yanys 1 . 4ak&
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Ideal
for couple wishing to enter the
restaurant business. This business
Is excellently located. Consists Of
small nearly new motel in addition
to profitable restaurant. win show
q good return on the investment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21
Plaintiffs,

CORA LEvEsoN, a widow;
GEORGE CoURY and ERNEST
r. SMITH.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

SNOW CAP eLEACN h rid. e.
sassavs; yes has 70 lansima sdsr.
ssy frosm yesr sre&sr. apri.sf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

and ALL UNKNOWN sPousEs
OF SAID ABOVE NAMED DE-
PENDANTS. who may be mar
ried;
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY IN CHANcERY
M. 1850
HARRIS IsEvES0S, Jr.. as Exc
cGtor of the Estate OF Harris
Leveson, deceased;
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-21

SADIE ALBRIGHT; A. y.
FLoRY; MALCOLM i. FLORT.
also known 80 MALCOLM
FLORYs
Evening star., 1953-05-10
SI.
\

6. Girl Scouts green cotton twill
shorts with white side stripe and
adjustable woistbond. Sizes 10
through l8. LIS
Cotton jersey sIip-over blouse with
Girl Scout emblem. 1.65
7. Girls unIined denim jeons, in
navy only. Sizes 7 to ID 2.95
Classic white broodcIoth shirt In
sizes 7 to IL. 1.95
8. CotoIino's "BIooner Girl" bothino
suit in ocetote-Ioton fabric. Red,
blue, coral or aqua in sizes ! to Ii.
7.oS
9. Girl Scout cardigan sweater in
green 759o wool, 2596 silk with
white emblem in sizes IL to l6. SIS
WGL-0irIs' Apparel, Fourth Floor
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1953-05-10

Foot locker of sturdy fibre and
pIywood construction. Reinforced
corners, edges. Add 209o tox. 1925
W6L-Lueeoee, Seventh Floor
-. also Chevy Chase. Alexandra
Evening star., 1953-05-10

Girl Scouts Official pocket knife
with emblem, zoo.
WGL-GirI Scout Department,
Fourth Floor also Chevy Chase
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1953-05-10
Muavutu9Mhsqn

1. Boys roincoot in rubberized,
waterproof fobric With hat in yellow
or black. Sizes 6 to Is. 4.95
z. Flannel robe in goy wool and
royon. Sizes 6 to II 6.95
8. Thermo-joe in woter and wind
repellent cotton easily washable.
Solid coIors. Sizes 8 to 20. 4.95
Sonforized cotton eobordine pants,
(shrink less than l9o), comes in
sizes 8 to IL. 3.95
4. Crew neck knit shirt in washable
cotton maize, red, white or navy.
Sizes 6 to IL. 1.69
Sonforized shorts in fine cotton oob-
ordine (shrinks less than ! 9o), ore
boxer self-belted model. Sizes 6
sizes 8 to IL. 3.95
WGL-Boys' Furnishings,
Fourth Floor >. also Chevy Chase
and Alexandra
S. Cotton twill shorts with Upper
back in navy, brown, green, red or
yellow, lie eht blue or aqua. Sizes
7tol4. l.95
Sleeveless shirt in red or blue check
einehon. los
W6L-GirIs' Apparel, Fourth Floor
80. olso Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Hollywood Diary
Metro Plans New Name
For Singer Purdon1
By SheiIoh Grohom

doesn't fit, Stewart Granger
hasn't arrived, the cameraman is
ill, and the sets aren't ready. All
of which is holding up the start
of Beau Brummel' in England.
Dennis Day is guest of honor
at this years publicjsts' pam
handle dinner. He'll do a take
off on Jack Benny complete with
violin. Spencer Tracy has
asked for a rewrite of bad Day
at Black Rock"-otherwise,
Spencer won't do it.
Rory Calhoun has written an
original Western for himself,
"Shotgun"-an easy title to re-
member. He'd like to make it
after finishing "War Clouds"
Ricardo Montalban's father in
his Columbia picture, "Saracen
Blade" Frank Pulaski, is exactly
the same age as Rick. And this
is one Pop who doesn't look at
all like his son!
X y X
Geary Stefan has to be doing
all right. I glimpsed jamie Pow
ellis ex on Sunday, in a robins
egg blue Cadillac, tipping down
Wiltshire boulevard with Sheila
Connolly by his side.
Suzan Zanuck was with John
Smith at recent party. We've
had dinner four times, but it
isn't serious" said SuZie. Some
one wrote that we were getting
married, and I'm worried about
what my father will say" Daryl
is in France, but he gets all the
Hollywood news.
In addition to the publicized
Jaguar, Humphrey Bogart re-
ceived $4,000 for his recent TV
stint with Jack Benny. He was
explaining why son Stephen at
tends the Westlake School for
Girls. Seems Stevie was getting
tough like Pop at a progressive
school, where he could sock other
kids without being punished. At
Westlake, he gets socked back!
Bill Holden, a one-third owner
of "The Moon Is Blue" is putting
his German profits into liquid
form-hell get shipments of
Rhine wine. Bill doesn't have to
worry about his bread and butter
for the next 13 years-that's how
long he has to go on his Para
mount contract.
Evening star., 1953-11-05
HOLLYWOOD.


Metros Student Prince" Ed
Purdom will have a change of
last name before the picture be-
gins shooting December Z.
Arlene Dahl phoned from New
York to put her house here on
the market. She plans to live in
the East between pictures. What
does this do to her romance with
Fernando Lamas?
Johnny Weissmuller is back
from Africa-to stay. 81 like it
better here" said Johnny at
Ozzie Olson's party for the De-
troit Lions. Columbia has re-
newed my deal and I get 25 per
cent of the profits" Wife Beryl
was smoking a purple cigarette
to match her dress. Shades of
the Jungle!
X X X X
Johnny Rays first date in
town will be at the Sawtelle Hos
pital. And, on the Jack Benny
! TV show. Jack will play the
fiddle while Johnny satirizes his
own "cry." Wonder if Johnny
has seen the murderous imita-
ton for him by Mitzi Gaynor, his
co-star in his movie life story
it was Mitzi's limitations of
Danny Kaye and Carmen Mi
randa that started her off in
show business Marilyn Ray,
incidentally, has leased house
at Palm Springs, and she won't
divorce the grim Weeper until
after the first of the new year.
Lana Turner is gaining weight
and it's a headache for "The
True and the Brave" It's
Ronnie Reagan's story that Tom
my Manville wired Winthrop
Rockefeller after the reported
$5.5 million settlement with Bobo
what are you trying to do,
start a price WARP"
Gary Cooper is coming home
for ChriStmas-and I do mean
home. Mrs. Cooper sent me
a message via Molly Dunno, that
Craig Hill was Molly's escort and
not, hers in that dinner four
some. I've been going with Craig
for two years." added Molly, "but
we can't decide whether it would
hurt his career to marry at this
time" Craig. for his baby looks,
is %. He's certainly old enough
to marry!
~ +
Dick Haynes is blaming his
early business manager who gave
him, says Dick, the loophole to
get out of the draft by stating
he was a citizen of a neutral
country. Dick says why not ar
rest the manager and deport
| him!
Elizabeth Taylor's wardrobe
Evening star., 1953-11-05
Veterans and
Druftees
Moi. Thomas M. NioI

Each of the armed forces has
an organization you may appeal
to for emergency financial help
as a serviceman or dependent
of a serviceman.
Help is given on the basis Of
need. In general, you'll probably
get it if you have a situation
which suddenly needs prompt
attention. Above all, it must
be something which you can't
possibly handle yourself, like
death, serious illness, delay in
getting Government payment.
The help may take one of
three forms: Loan, outright gift
or combination of the two. This
will depend on your circum-
stances when you ask for help
and will have to be worked out
between you and your service. |
Loans may be repaid in small
monthly inStallmentS.
The general requirements for
getting financial help are broad.
If you're in doubt as to whether
you might get help the best |
thing to do is apply for it and |
await the answer.
Organization Listed.
Here's rundown of the or
CARNATIONS you may deal with, !
the persons eligible for the aid
and how to apply:
ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEF !
The AER gives to three groups
of persons: :
l. Army men on active duty
and their dependents. !
2. Retired Regular Army men
and their dependents.
3. Widows and orphans of |
Army men who have died in line
of duty since September 16, 1910.
Applications to AER may be
made at camps and posts through !
AER officers. Generally, these
men are Army officers assigned
to AER duties by their COM
manding officers. If there's no
AER officer on your post, appli-
cations may be handled by the
American Red Cross.
In communities where depend
ents of servicemen may be ask
ing for emergency financial help
AER aid is channeled through
the nearest Red Cross Chapter.
Retired Army men may apply to
Army Emergency Relief head
quarters, Washington 25, D. C.
AIR FORCE AID SOCIETY
The AFAS gives financial assist
ance to two groups of persons:
Air Force men on active
duty and their dependents.
2. Dependents of disabled or
deceased Air Force men.
Applications for help may be
made in person at AFAS. Sec
tions at any Air Force base or
installation, through the Red
Cross or by letter to Air Force
Aid Society Headquarters, Wash
ington 25, D. C.
For Navy Relief.
NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY -
The MRS gives aid to:
l. Men on active duty with
the Regular Navy or Marine
Corps and their dependents.
2. Retired members of the
Regular Navy and Marine Corps
and their dependents.
3. Reserve Navy men and
Marines on active duty and their
dependents.
4. Reserve Navy men and
Marines on inactive duty draw
ing retired or retainer pay and
their dependents.
5. Dependents of deceased per-
sonnel of the naval service.
Applications for Navy relief
help may be made to the MRS
auxiliary or MRS branch in your
area. Or requests may be ad-
dressed to Navy Relief Society
Headquarters, Washington, 25.
D C.
In applying for aid. detail the
circumstances under which you're
asking for it. Include your full
name. the rate and service num-
ber of the serviceman and name
of his station.
(Yous may iUrite Maj. Mai,
in care of The Star, about
| your SerUice-connected prob
lens. Please incloSe a stamped.
Selt-GddreSSed envelope and 20
| cents in stGmpsJ
Evening star., 1953-11-05

FAIREAX toirfox, Va. Phone 1856
Free Parking
JAMES CAGNEY in "a LION is IN THE
STREET" in Technicolor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
Infants WeaI.

$4.95 and $5.95 Corduroy Crawl
er and Jacket Sets, sizes / to 3,
$500
$1.29 and $149 NyIon Knit
Panties with lace trims, white,
pink, sizes / to 8 -------+-$1.OO
$1.OO Fitted Plastic Crib Mat
tresS Covers 4Oc
SITS Curly Partisan Panties,
absorbent, color-fast, 8 diapers
to q package per package $1.OO
$1.O0 Silk Softex Pants, small
and medium sizes SOC
$5.95 Plaid Pram Robes, 75%
wool, $50 rayon, 36"x50", $500
$50 and 75c Rayon Pants, sizes
2 and 8 only ---------------3Oc
75c Cotton Knit Panties, snug
fitting legs, sizes 4 to s. SOC
Girls $3.50 Rain Coat and Hat
Sets, sizes 3 and 4 only $500
Boys $1.OO Adjustable Ties, Soc
Girls $3.50 Blue Plaid Rain
Cape and Hood, size 8 $500
$3.50 Water RepeIlent Upper
Front Jackets, sizes 4 and 5,
$500
Girls $3.50 Circular Corduroy
Skirts with suspender straps,
size 4
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
Occasional
Furniture


I93A95 Tier Tables, mahogany
veneer, band edge, damaged,
1887
l-$79.5O China Cabinet, solid
maple, red maple finish, $55.00
3-$39.95 Bachelor Chests, ma
hogany finished hardwood, 8
styles, damaged --------$27.S5
4-S11.9S Utility Chairs, Tyre
back, mahogany finished, wine
seats ------------------$5.4F
4-$1O.95 Utility Chairs, regency
back, mahogany finished, green
stripe -------------------$6.45
3S9.9S Utility Chairs. ladder
back, mahogany finished, rose
1-ss7.5O Unity bar. plastic
covered, 2 side doors, floor
sample ------------------422.S1
1-$49.S5 Student Desk, solid
birch, floor sample ----1a.$27.S5
1-$59.9S Barrel Chair, channel
back, rose damask, floor sample,
$35.45
l-$599s Lounge Chair, foam
cushion. green damask, soiled,
$32.47
l-s27.50 wing Chair. wood
trim, mahogany finished, toast,
$17.S5
l-s25.E0 wing Chair. button
back, nailhead trim, green.
$17g7
1-Sel,eS Lounge CHAIR, knuckie
arm, grey danask, soiled, $500
l-9249S Nv Console Base,
matog. veneer ----------413 ~
1-$64.9S wing Back Chair,
foam cushion. brown, damaged.
$35.00
5312.95 ~ Tables, mahogany
fInished hardwood, i9x19, $6.A7
1-S1l.o5 nv Table, blond finish,
turn top, naarred ---------$5.45
1-S19.e5 " Table, 22x22- turn
top. mahogany finished ,-911.s5
Fourth Floor Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
Bedroom
Furniture

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600 a Ir..-.,,-i,,- NT.t.-.s 49,
rolled adCe hlua erd White
strined ticeino soiled t1r;,, s;zs
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Z GOO "A MAJ c,.,,,. h,,,. -,,Is;ts
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05

SASS Dressy Rayon Taffeta
Skirts, broken sizes 500
SASS to $16.95 Dressy RayOn
Net Skirts assorted styles,
broken sizes --------------$9.99
e5.95. to $S.SS Novelty Sweaters,
broken sizes --------------$3.8S
$685. Cotton T-Sweaters, as
sorted styles --------------$1.88
$5.9S Skirts wool, rayon, cor
duroy, assorted colorS, broken
b1HCS $EsOO
$17.95 to $500 Wool Dresses,
broken sizes $500
$7.98-$8.95 RayOn Taffeta or
FailIe Sleeveless BIOuses, red,
S2.49
S7.95 Denim Pedal Pushers,
broken sizes -------------S4.99
$S.99-$5.95 Wool Slip-on Sweat
ers, some novelty weaves, broken
Second Floor-WaShington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
CO1.sets

2-S12.5O MOdart Corselettes,
short figure types, nude, size II,
$6.2S
1O-S9.95 Betsy Ross Elastic
CorseIetteS with front talon
closing ------------------$4.S8
$500 CorseeS Junior Figure
Girdles, broken sizes -----$2.79
24-$1.75 Startling roll Off
Waist CinChers, white, sizes 28
to SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5O-S1.OO to $500 Discontinued
Style Brassiercs In nylon, rayon
satin, batiste, broken sizes,
Soc TO $50
24-$i0.95 Famous Make Cor
selettes, some strapless styles,
sizes "a to SO ------------$6.S5
E0-$3.50 Famous Make Long
Line Brassieres, white and nude,
sizes "a to 20, B and O cups,
$1.39
21-$S.95 Famous Make GirdIes,
rayon satin, sizes 26 to "a, A.95
Second Floor washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
Budget Dresses

22 Misses $S.95 Rayon Crepe
and Tissue Faille Dresses, $500
SO Misses and Women's $6.S5
Rayon Gabardine Dresses, $500
10 Misses SASS Long and Short
FOrmals ----------------$12.OO
@S17.95 to $19.95 FormaIs, sizes
10 to IL -$14.OO
19-$S.95 to $10.95 Rayon Faille
and Tissue Crepes -------$4.OO
12-$17.95 One and Two Piece
Wool Dresses, half sizes, $14.OO
Second Floor-Wast1ington
and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-05
Imprinted
Furniture

1-$12.5O Bedside Table, hard
wood, damaged ----------$6.47
$3.50 Stool, 80" high, hard
wood, damaged -----------$1.65
1-$4.5O Youth Chair, "a" high,
hardwood, damaged ------$2.67
1-$27.95 KneehOIe Desk, g.
drawer style, clear pine, dam
aged ------------------$17.47
1-$22.95 Dresser Base, 4-draw-
er, knotty pine, damaged, 1887
@$14.95 Utility Chests, clear
pine. damaged -----------$7.47
1-$14.95 Chest, 4-drawers,
damaged -----------------$7.H
1-$16.95 Chest, 5 drawers, clear
pine, damaged ----------$S.47
1-$1S.5O Record Cabinet, 80"
wide, clear pine, damaged,
$11.47
1$29.95 MIR. and Mrs. 8-draw-
er Chest, Knotty pine, damaged,
$14.S7
2-$S4.5O Mr.. and Mrs. 9-draw-
er Chest, knotty pine, damaged,
1857
1-$21.95 Chest, 5-drawer, knot
ty pine, damaged ------$11.87
3-$29.95 Mr.. and Mrs. 9-draw.
er Chest, clear pine, damaged.
7 S14.87
1-$9.9S Step-B0okcase, knotty
pine, damaged -----------$6.47
Fourth Floor-WaShington