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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27

45. IS WOOL AND FIBRE RUG 1855
12x7'6". Sturdy wool and fibre, reversible. l left
1885 BROADLOOM RUG ---- CAS-
One 12X15 beige tone-on-tone broadloom.
COTTON BROADLOOM RUG $500
Was SAT. Rose cotton broadloom rug. 12x12
2OOCOTTON BROADLOOM RUG 1900
One 48"x12 smart brown cotton broadloom rug
43OO BROADLOOM RUG - 9.45
Just one Axe handsome gray twist broadloom rug
o.o5 to | IS FIBRE RUGS --- Az
Only reversible summer fibre rugs $4,000.
1895 FELT BASE RUGS -- ass
II 9x10'6" heavyweight rugs in kitchen patterns.
Cos SCATTER RUGS ---- 3.44
81 Wilton scatter rugs in various patterns. 27X45"
"A 90 WOOL TWIST RUNNER 1895
Just one 3x12 sturdy gray wool twist hall runner.
80 IS COTTON BROADLOOM - 24.05
lovely carved beige cotton broadloom rug. 1887"
1895 BROADLOOM RUG-14.o
One gray carved Wilton broadloom rug. 3x12 size.
1875 COTTON RUGS-------S
6 of these 6xe cotton loop twist non-skid rugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27

5,9o-8.99 BOUCLE BLOUSES- OF
Overblouse styles. Broken sizes 80 to 49,
800 TOPPERS 1e7
Is rayon gabardne and fleece toppers Sizes lob
39o-8.oo BLOUSES 767
Not all sizes in all colors. 1898, 4o-48.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27

! 20 BARKCLOTH VALANCES - 25e
63 valances specially reduced for clearance
800 LACE CURTAINS, pr.--------l.oo
81 and 80 inches long. II pairs. Special reduced!
800 NYLON CURTAINS, pr.------1,9
81 pairs. 81 to 80 inches long Tailored
4.o9 RUFFLED CURTAINS. Dr. : 90
80 pr fock-dot ruffled curtains Specially reduced
800 NINON CURTAINS, pr, ----- $50
a prs Tailored style. 54~ to So" lengths Reduced
500 RUFFLED MARQUISETTES- 100
IS pairs. Rayon marquisettes. 80 inches long
l.99 PLASTIC CHAIR PADS
70 prs Makes chairs as good as new, Green, yellow
2,49 GLIDER COVERS 1T
Plastic rain covers for outdoor chaises or gliders
2495 6-PIECE GLIDER SETS -I6 o5
Reduced for clearance-shop now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27

500 ODD COATS ---------------1.oo
Just 80 coats in broken Sizes patterns and colors!
KNITTED POLO SHIRTS -----77c
1913 if perfect 1.59 shirts Broken size ranges
SOC BRIEFS ------------------
70 pairs of brief'ASpecialy reduced to this price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27
SHOE CLEARANCE

WOMEN'S, GIRLS CASUAL SHOES 1888
All leather summer sandals. Were 299 and 399.
WOMEN'S ARCH SHOES -----3 22
Were 6.95 to 8.95. All sizes in the combined group!
CHlLDREN'S TERRY SLIPPERS "A
Were 2.4s Cool, comfortable, lasting terry cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27

800 GIRLS TOPPERS
Blue, maize, red white. Pretty styles Sizes 7-12
SUNDRESSES AND SUN SUITS --78e
Were 129 each. One and two-piece styles.
6oc COTTON CREPE MlDRlFFS
100 midriffs Were &c. Small, medium, large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27
LOOP TWIST RUGS 1892

3495 Size 9xl2 Limited quantity Of otex backed
Eosy eIeon long wearing deep pile. Decorator Coor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-27

CHILDREN'S ANKLETS --.---IOe
Thirds of 39c white ribbed anklets. 6t5 to 1917.
39c RAYON HOSIERY ----2Q poe
Women's hose. Cotton heels, toes 81 to 1912 sizes
NO. SEAM NYLON HOSE ace
Thirds of 100 pair. Is denier, 400 needle. 81 -lO1z.
81 -10h.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
~ Was Marked With The Y
\ SIGN OF The CROSS" 4

been told that you can deal d.
recdy with God and don't need a
priest or any mediator otber tlaan
Jesus Christ.
Il is fact that many do hold
these beliefs. But can you be sure,
deep down in your heart that they
are right?
Holy Scripture tells rs plainly
that Christ did establish a priest-
hood to represent Him. that He
did command His Apostles to go
forth and teach al nations" that
He did say: Whose sins you shall
forgive dizzy are forgiven them
that At the Last Supper He set
theexample for an unhloody sacri-
6oe, and said: Do this in remem-
brance Of Me-"
God IS certainly, the ultimate
source Of everything. But He
works through many deputies .
He uses the farmer 10 supply rs
with food /. our parents teachers
and scholars TO educate rs.
physicians TO treat our physical
ills. Even in the creation Of cur
life itself, He manifests His power
through our parents. And in mat
tiers concerning the salvation Of
our souls He tells US: Hear the
Church"
Evening star., 1953-04-19

T0A010s0 -. What is being
Il dome 10 condition the horses to
TIE noise and movements Of crowds
during tie coronation parade on
jane 2, 1853?
They are ridden past group
of soldiers who beat on pans and
wave cloths.
NIB, LemGy, Mo.
NOSE :. A coffee hOsss,d'' re-
Gently ,Ce,sf on dNty ,Uitk the West
Berlin Customs police. For Vk0t
wiU It be used?
To smell out coffee hidden by
smugglers and black marketeers.
The dog, a German shepherd,
was specially trained for this
work. -R.R., Jennings, Mo.
TR1CK1EE8 -. Where are
AmeTic0ss airline pilots being
gisen false signals to lasre AIeM off
course?
Japan. They are receiving sig
mails from Siberia and the open
Pacific, possibly from Soviet sub
marines. Lob, T1e,itOss, N. J.
0GAAT.. =. Why is a CT named
Smokey the star attraction at RObfN
Head on tie Me,v South Wales
coast?
Smokey catches her own fish
Evening star., 1953-04-19
eoaDUcIuDBV - ~

NOTE: We win pay g for question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tions are based on current neWS and
clipping Of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry,
THIS WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue.
New York IL. N. Y. Unaccepted con-
tributions cannot be acknowledged o.
returned.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

"Iknelr with Others in a half circle
about the altar.
My hands were anoinred with
holyoilby Bishop andwrapped
carefully in new linen.
The ancient prayers Of the
Church were being recited oyer
me. The hands Of the Bishop
were laid upon me just Is the
hands Of St. Peter and ST. James
and St. Paul were laid upon the
young disciples they sent forth
TO labor, 10 teach, and to die.
The chalice .with wine and
water and a small dish holding
the unconsecrated bread were en-
tsasoed TO me. The priestly vest
mellts were placed upon my
shoulders.
I was being consecrased 70
God and to the service Of souls.
! was being marked with the
Sign Of tfe Cross.
I was receiving the Sacrament
Of the Catholic priesthood, usually
referred 10 as Holy Orders :. in
srimted By Christ conferred BY
the Apostles and continuing in
unbroken succession nearly 1000
years since the time Of Our Lord"
Some may scoG at the solemn
ceremonies that attend the Ordi-
nation Of . Catholic priest, and
question the good sense Of q man
who surrendefs many Of LIES ma
tefial pleasures for such 4 calling.
Others may doubt tl1at the Catho-
Lie priest possesses any Christ
given o&oe or powers which other
men do NOT possess.
Perhaps yon have heard some
one challenge the authority Of the
priest 10 forgive SINS and his
power 10 consecrate the Body and
Blood Of Christ in the Holy Sacri- :.
fee Of the Mass. You may have
UPRE 6 N E
II Mm~ 4RT~
Evening star., 1953-04-19

How 10 choose
your correct makeup
EVERY DAY 50 many women come
Il to me worried and confused
because they have no idea which
makeup b correct for them. They
try GseyythiRe. But they succeed
only IN punishing their skins with
the sVTose makeup. II this Is your
problem. I can help you!
For years ] have worked with
Leading doctors and scientists to
perfect special make ups that bene-
fit the skin while misting It in
radiantn prettiness. De8swyo1T
GnA he eegEece Foundation faR yoH,
na1s especially - AsaHfly aaa IN
pEsve yoW epe efGkln.
H09 0KY. ID 11D1Y SK1sS. !.
/ created a special makeup with
mCisturizing and lHbeicating ingre-
ients-Silk- Tone Foundation. A
creamy liquid, It gives your skin
radiant color-a Rawless texture.
Q.5O
PAST Up YouT be thrilled with
my newest discOvegyl It is Silk
Tone Special, a remarkable treat
ment makeup with estrogenic
hogmones. Thousands Of women
have warded of wrinkles with my
Estrogenic Hormone Cream. Now
] have blended these SGape hOC-
mones IN my Silk Tone Special 50
that you cam continue your look
younger treatment "a hours q
day. (5.O0. 500
O1KY SKIN or adolescent skin
looks fine-textured and naturally
lovely when you use my Milk
Tone. This Is the only cake make
up containing pure Nsilk brOtsiS
which is 90 very good for your
type Of skin. Q.2S
W1EG DEDG1 eARPEAR,
be sure your makeup heals as it
conceals. Always use my Sssdi-
eaied Snow Lotion. 1t hides all
blemishes" under a glamor0us dis
guise, dries them up quickly.
Result? A pretty, healthy COM
plexion. (l.O0
IR SKIN 10 8EIg81FIVE or
uneven IN coloring. you need a
foundation with more coverage.
recommend my Silk Film, a cream
cake blended with pure silk for
magical cling. Perfect as a glamor-
Gus evening make-upl (1.25)
M0W YOU KNOW the correct
makeup for your type Of skin.
Use it always and see how
beautifully your face responds.
Helena Rubinstein, Inc, 655 Fifth
Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
Pricea MUS tax. eexteHnaLIH caused.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
PAU. P0PPER

by diving into the ocean. One
weeks haul for herself and two
kittens totaled IS, including one
two-pounder.
W.J.D., PkilGdeltkie
Baker .. The lowest SGI0ried
gOseyn0T Of any Of tie 48 st0tes re-
Gently refused to haze his pay
boosted irons $500 10 $25yOOO.
WHO IS he?
Governor Theodore McKeldin
of Maryland.
GRID. Washington, DC.
SOCKS -. US. soldiers tn
Germany are sGSisg GbOsd $40
million q yeGy t1Oms their pay.
What particular TsGsON does The
Army haze for encouraging this?
To keep them from flashing
their high pay IN front of our
NATO allies.
PR, DenseT, Colo.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

which explains tl,e significance Of the
Sacrament received By al Cafholic
priests. explaining the pfiests' ideals,
powers, and responsibilities !. and
giving .. glimpse into the life Of an
average Catholic priest. For your free
copy, write today. Ask for Pamphlet
No. TW-37.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

l2l N. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-well-
furn. housekeeping rm. for l person.
$500 wk. Ii. 5000. 10
SINGLE APIS, $3.50 wk.: eompl.
furn.: refgr.;. quiet. attr. home:
1S f1uaS Akb sdff a4ss HsryeFS 4 aye
NV. Sgle., cozy. pleas: rm.;. hot
plate, laundry. refsr.. refEr., privils.
girls; refs: $25 per mo. Also large
dble. nm, Q girls, S45 per mo-; /
girl. $35 per mo. ia. $4,000. lie
Ice: Ink; RIM; nicely furn. for
f%pl S@E stP t%PiddlssFfd st eple a6Se mr. trsn'p
2l47 r ST. N.W.-Air foam studio
rm.: refgr., clock-radio. TV: pvt
sntr.; shower; S15-S2O. Elk. 3-6633
SHARE NICE HOME with responsible
couple; lge. front bedrm.; all utils.;
1888 fsaS0hsSlf IRSiNG It sr. 4SCVt NSWV-ssl nicel,
furn:, refEr.. next bath; empl. adult;
1866 WYOMING N.w.-Lre., attrac
rm.: all cows: grill privils.; refgr.
$36 mo. Mt. Pleasant, AID. 2-94o4
1917 DELAF1ELD PL. NV sum,
cooking privils. if desired. RA. 8.
NEAR G. W.-completely furn., incl
refgr. and running water. 1924 21st
st. NV, ME. S-5473. -26
LARGE FRONT RIM. twin beds; refgr.
S25 each. Also sgle.; every conv.
transients consid. 1921 r. !. NV
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. studio rm. ant
kit: Redecor., front. some free rent
$40 wkly. 1908 N. H. ave-, nr. Wash
MTNTwooD PLACE. 18th and Col
I'd. vic, RIM: next bath. refgr., hot
pl.. sink, S45 mo. EN-. 2-2752. .
2617 14th ST. E.W.-Large rm. with
refgr. and hot plate, $3.50 weekly
also sleeping rm. S5 and $40 weekly
references required. DI. 1871. Mrs
1s6i EUCLID ST. NW.-Lh.k. FMS
Also sgle. rm. Couples or 2 ladies
Service people welcome. Rent re-
duced. Conv. transp. AID. 4-9446
DowNOwN. 111a nth ST. NV
Nice efic. rm... furn.. refgr., sink
etc. next to bath, S12 wk. HU
1896. -17
Evening star., 1953-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd pcs. refgrs:,- stoves,
wash. mach. TVS. Closed Mondays.
SIS FURN. CO, 21O 7th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen. We build
them reas. Free est. LU. 1-5563.
TREE REMOVAL. topping. pruning,
eSg fssSng rRRE GsspE e up Free T4sas sss
colors and sizes. soc each; So dozen
LASDscEAPING AND = TREE SERVICE.
aSssas T0IsS rosE 6naqTe sp sFffS 81 shrp5SsFg
FLAGsT0NE WoRK.Terraces, fire.
places, retaining wall. pipe. drain
age; all kind Of cement work, stone
work; F; MARCuCc1o. Rockville.
Sl3695 only 500 .95: is" Tunabout.
tary. reg, $12e.50. only 500; is; 1S'
elee., rotary. reg. ,$69.5O, only
81. q. SJIFS MmF9RD. INC" eo4 F st. w.
Blue Blue GRASS; GRASS SOD, delivered to iS Your
WYE 'GeSi' SSRMs you NuRsrs1 iss y
PLowiNG Loi TiasS2i AND ROLLING of Gardsn. mlS
IA. IA. 2.ssIi or rtA jA. i1 a.55i1. anu go seA'
GARDENS PLOWED, narrowed; quick
service: low standard rate: also
grading. clearing. OIL. 2-06S4. -19
MANURE, green or rotted, COW or
horse: by yard or bushel. ROCK
CREEK RIDING ACADEMY. East
West hwy. JU. 9-9615. -17
VIRGIN TOP SOIL-BeSt quality; any
quantity; quick delivery; reasonable.
LU. 1-5563 any time. is
STRAWBERRY. rhubarb. horse radish
plants. All kinds of perennialS:
giant everbearing gem strawberry
plants. will bear second time this
year; gladion bulbs: 10 early bloom
ing. chrysanthemums, S1.25; 10
cushion low type chrysanthemums
$1.25. JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville.
Md, RID. No. 2, Silver Spring,
Md. Call Evergreen 4-3S46. -19
TOP SOIL and clean I'LL dirt. Grading.
seeding and spreading Of soil and
cleaning lawn. AID. 2-5Q47. 81
PEONY. BULBS, 81. $1.5o. 5a13
Branch ave. Sc. Will bloom this
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil blue
stone, road gravel. sludge, hauling,
Krading. labors. o-10 Pm. 20.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON, Columbia Pike. Pleasant
rm. for girl; bus at door; pvt. en-
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrms.
priv. bath. priv. entr blks. from
Georgia Ave, JU. 9-2S25. -16
BEDRM. next to bath; 2 blks. from
Hot shoppe and bus; gentleman
ALEXANDRlA-Bedrm. next to bath
kit. laundry facilities; S25 mo
Phone RE. 7-022S or call in person
after 6 pm, 6 West Mt. Ida ave.
LARGE FRONT BEDRM.. twin beds;
4 windows; pvt. adults home: 100
E. Monroe ave-, Alex, OV. 3-1709.
LGE. DBLE. RIM. twin beds. ise.
closet, unlim. phone: mr.. shopping
ALEXANDRIA-Master bedrm., twin
beds; good bus service. OV. 3-1312,
days: K1. 9-6974, ewes. -21
N. ARLINGTON-Rm. in new home,
nicely furn.; semipvt. bath: ] block
to bus, Pentagon and Navy Annex.
No drinking. ia. 2-3243. 10
DOUBLE RIM. for 2 girls; kit, laun-
dry privils.; private liv. rm., pvt.
entr;; nr. Pentagon and Navy Annex.
ALEXANDRIA-Bedrm.; kit. privils. ;
man and wife or singles; $50 mo.
XII. S-6751 after 6, -16
Evening star., 1953-04-16
MIRRORED FURNITURE

Clearing our floors Of these items
a few pieces left. Make us an offer
No reasonable offer refused. CO.
LUMBIA GLASS & MIRROR CO.
29O4 NJ st NV. DE. 2-2S90 -1S
Evening star., 1953-04-16
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG InS cpl CPLE; &c; or ! Or ? girls ,t,; to
sffa fiF! cal1 ST. 20 SW.8Younr Ws.4s2s man 17 to
share 1 r, k. and b. apt; $32 so
per mo. including utilities. Box
JEWISH MAN wishes couple to share
MfcHAELs, 1883 TucKerman st.
NV, Apt. Az, from q to 10 pm.
YOUNG LADY. 1890. to share new
ly furn. 1-bedrm. apt. with another
Wo. e-7iS2 after s. lie
another girl, 25-35: newly furn and
Sfivils. Sff in f1 S9nV a!5ss hS :P AFTER OGs an
A BACHELOR wanted to share apt.
with one man, fully furn.. $40 mo.
and share expenses. Hawaii ave.
ne. RA. 3-1442 all day. lis
CONGENIAL GIRL to share large
modern apt. with another girl: NJ.
Capitol Hill. Conv. transp' $3S.
YouNG ii aiiSi MAN. to share mansion apt.
living arranRement with compatable
contemporary: maid-cook, TV, all
furnishings. laundry. kitchen, setc.
and adequate privacy. Prefer man
in late 20s. 500 per mo. inclusive
NO. 7-O23a after $50: 1880 N H.
1 s63 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt, 81.
Nice home for 4 employed: privils.
AID. 2-S64S,
Evening star., 1953-04-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COL. RID. NV. 2OO1-Conn. ave. vic
Attr. rms. sgle. or dble. Good meals
Young people. S13 up. CO. 5-2493
141O 18th ST. N.w.-single; also
other desirable accommodations, TV
and Bendix. DU. 7-6694. 49,
NO. ARL.-5 minis. D. c.: lge. rm.,
pvt. home: home cooked meals; conv,
transp. ia. S-5553. 30
LGE. DBLE. RM., in Southern home;
twin beds: good brkfst.; excel.
transp. RA. 6-392S. III
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Room and
board, good meals; attractive sur
roundings. JU. 5-0929. lis
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
2013 Mass. ave. n.w.--Delightful home
to live in. Reasonable. Have several
vacancies for young men and wom-
en-. The best food obtainable. Excel.
transportation. DE. 2-979S. -16
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PLA NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan, excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 2-3566
Evening star., 1953-04-16
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

FURN. SLEEPING ROOM. next tt
shower BATH. 2 lge. closets: for l OF
men or cple.. empl. RIA. 6-S454.
10
REFINED, SETTLED MAN; basement
room with pvt. kit. Ills G st. ne.
Ii. 6-4465. is
LARGE ROOM for man or woman;
near Capitol and Library; $3.50 wk
9O6 MD. AVE. N.E.-Furn., clean
sleeping room, next bath. double
maid service, 81 and $3.50 wkly
COLORED-35 18th ST. N.E.-Largt
front rm. suit. couple with child
&c C9ny1 tranSp; Ii. 7-7564. PC
dows, next to bath; phone privileges
Call La. 6-S63O. -17
Evening star., 1953-04-16

LIv. RIM. FURNITURE, Lawson sofa
and matching chair: deep rose COW
ering; excel. cond:: $125: q Holly.
LfyfSG TSHs 9sa RooM 1a sGfTEs GM sssUs Girls be b.
cycles, gas range. Hartman toura-
robe Call IA. 7-5546. lie
LIVING ROOM SET, maroon, good
condition, 2-piece; sos. Call JU.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
REFRIGERATOR SALE
$25 UP

%SO NJ
Lats ;ssm' Ass 5sR'
-22i2 i4th st. NV. Ap. loo.
rHsSf aeeG hSsss rs $50 mig: sa7 Rlss %s5
KEFGRs.. Ti 'suaranteed; a Hss;0'; $3.50 up:
liberal trade allowance on new boxes,
ssyvIST sssy terms u; F 9, SMITH SALES \ GsoS 4
Greatly reduced. Compare our prices
before yo% buy: cAssAB1AN. 3204
RIFLE. winchester "5a." cal, 22,
heavy barrel, wayer sights, excel.
sEaTs-soo EATS 800 theater a Soass seats for rs sale.
SEWING MACHINE, bran new
Standard de luxe, portable. original
S94;5O: ,sacriisees $3.50. 915 4th
sEwTNG ST T;T; ri MAGSTNE 6SrSG, White ls rd.s
ta@Ds esc Tei scaesfr oE 5sos FuSs hickory chsirs
SEWING MACHINESCRotary port.
able, $25; Singer console, .S55; other
BARGAINS. Repair. specialist. 1915
sE~1SSeGs Ses' MA MAcHTAEsGsinser. EAi s1sss IN new
desk and console floor models, in
walnut, mahog.. and blond finishes
Greatly reduced. We are offerine
these machines at q tremendous
as demonstrators. All machines
carry new machine guarantee
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
Shirlington SHOPPING Center. Arl.
sTTSwiI,NGeV W. NGV. Ms1sG55r 31SsI5 ,,, Ia .
able; Neechi; carrying case; new
OV: 547S after 6 pm. -17
SEWING MACH. SALE-Brand- -nev
rouno bobbin console. was S1T9.5O
now S125: elec. portable, $3.50
others 1912 Lee hwy, JA. 2-4194
SOFA, 3-pc. sectional with corner
table. dinette set; 9x12-inch rug
! mo. old. Cost $3.50; sacrifice $500
Leaving town. LU. 1-4652 after 6
SOFA, decorator to sell: mod. 50
HIsS snss coma Tomato red. eGo neGo gray So
SOFA, slip cover, good condition. sos
Sx10 wine rug. $40. ME. S-O54O
Ext. bl0. lis
Evening star., 1953-04-16
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks, poults, and ducks. JAMES
FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV, ME
BABY CHICKS. GOsLINGs, POULTS
DUCKLINGS-Save $3.50. o. G. MAX.
WELL, Lanham. Nd, WA. 7-1545
Evening star., 1953-04-16
RANGES

AL&A4NNAjkJ
All popular makes and models. No
money down Payments as low as
SIS per month on your gas bill.
SHAPIRO PLUMBING co.
To. 2-190O. 3006 Georgia Ave NV.
RECORDERS, tape or disc. sale or
rent: meetings amplifled and re.
corded: copies made Elk. 3-6633.
REFRIGERATOR. crosley sheivatior;
z Gu; it.; perfect cond.; S75. ME-.
REFRiGERAToR, gas, serv.l. 81 6-ft.,
excellent condition, now in use; $40.
1907 New Hampshire ave. NV, Elk.
REFRiGERATOR. 1852 portabl.
msshoE.s n,sh Astral Used ! month. Sac
REFRIGERATORS; used; large as
sortment, from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS; gas: all sizes;
Installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
REFRIGERATORS, de luxe IL Gu. #.
automatic defrost. new in factory
carton; cost $3.50, sacrifice. S270
cash. JU. S-176S. is
REFRIGERATOR, WestinRhouse; used;
in excel. cond:: low price. 1888
l4th st. NV. DU. 7-9100. --17
REFRIGERATION, Kelvinator; very
good condition.; must sell by April
18. LU. 1-O7SO. Is
Evening star., 1953-04-16
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

REGISTERED 3-yr.-old Brahman
bulls. very gentle, halter broken
$3.50. Also several registered
Aberdeen-Angus bulls, 1 to 3 yrs
old. Priced reasonably. MT. PLEAS
ANT FARMS, phone XII. 9-2745.
POLLED HEREFORD HEIFERS, lot of
10 bred to registered polled bull.
Excellent quality. KE. S-44O7, ewes.
after $3.50 or Haymarket, Va. A.
1884 Sat. and Sun. -i2
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BEAUTIFUL WHITE PERSIAN CAT,
male. mo. old: must sacrifice. May
see after 6 Pm. 1927 Euclid st. NV.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, REGISTERED stock,
8 weeks old. Call ia. 2-6443 be-
tween 9 and 8 pm. lie
DOG. male cocker spaniel, black, 2
years old. Will indorse application
to American Kennel Club. Best
offer. Crescent 270-R. -16
BEAUTIFUL GREAT DANE-Female
9 mos. old. Axe. Owner leaving
country desires good home. Very
reas. price. JE.. 1851. -21
DOG. young. male, fond Of children.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, beau
tiful. all black; Axe registered: 3M
months. HA. 2-7313. -16
TWO PEKINESE PUPPIES, Axe;
male and female; s wks. old; $45
each. LU. 4-766S.
COLLIE. white and sable; 0 mos
old; pedigree, housebroken, had all
shots; good to children: S75. OIL.
GREAT DANE. fawn; Is mos. MlS Old;
kKc kk' slSSsa' Esgistered' Price reasonable
cocker SPANIEL puppies, Axe.
W T92rmoed;o oedooe einOculated' Reasonable
GERMAN SHEPHERD. 8 mos. old,
female. affectionate, free to good
home: LU. 2-5634. II
WANTED-Cocker Spaniel. / ". old.
Rsa,onsbis tan mSls, E5 E9ntle yith children
DOGS. various breeds for adoption,
Mont. Co, shelter. JU. b,51s3. Open
WkdayS. S:30-5. Sat, till noon.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

LARGE FRONT RM.-New home
nicely furu.. next bath: for or
men; S55 sgl., $40 dbl. Refs. LU
e. 41t4PTi cA4PTTTioL sr.-very nice. lse. M1a bed.
.-liv rm. comb; 81 per wk.; sgle.,
also very nice, lge. rm.. 81 per wk
Sgle. Ii. 3-0129, ewes. Ii. 3-27Sl
COLORED-l25O-A CARROLLBURG
PL. S.W.-Home privileges. $40 a
week; Phone after 6 pm, Ii,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR+Pvt. dwelling,
3 bedrms.. etc; adults. Must be
seen to be appreciated. ia. e-59a6.
GEORGEToWN-On -bedrm. apt, in
apt. BLDG; immed. occup., no chill
dren. no pets. BX. S.6679. -1o
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LADY'S shoes. 6h-71a-B, So. Dresses
1915. So. Eve. dresses. So. Hat, 81
ATT. BILLIARD OWNERS-six bill.
lard tables at a low price. Apply
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44G xA4N31044NN
BARGAIN FAIR
Ills H ST. NE.
outlet for the
surplus stocks of one of
Washington's largest televi-
sion and appliance chains.
Our sole function is to dis
pose of excess stocks of ma
tionally advertised televi-
sions, radios, refrigerators,
washers, ironers, dryers,
freezers and other major
and small appliances.
PRICES SLASHED!
Choose the brand you want,
choose the appliance you
want, BARGAIN FAIR will
accept cash or terms. We
don't care how we sell or
how low the price is. If
it's a television set or an
appliance we have it and
we want to get rid of it.
Some new, some floor sam
Piles, some reconditioned
merchandise. Prices are
sensationally low. You will
be amazed.