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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
By Som Eostmon

A Washington man who
police said has paid his bills
including a $9-a-day narcotics
habit for more than a year
by stealing. merchandise from
trucks was under arrest today.
His downfall came. they said.
because he Dragged too often
about his ability to loot trucks
parked on busy downtown
streets.
The man, identified as
William M. (Prettyboy) Joyner.
"a, colored, of the 3400 block
Of Holmead place NV, was
arrested yesterday after an
almost successful attempt to
bluff a detective staked out to
capture him.
The Drama Unfolds.
Detective Sergt. BENJAMIN
Bean, of No. / Precinct. gave
this account of the case:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
WILL YOU BE HERE
WHEN YOUR NAME IS CALLED?

A limited number of fomies will be granted special
privileges in purchasing such items as hardware. toys
sporting goods, electrical appliances lamps, luggage,
garden tools power tools teevsons, radios, fixtures,
auto accessories gift items hobbist ewely and many
other items for advertising purposes among their friends
and relatives.
Those accepted will participate in the profit earned each
year. No investment required. Those accepted must
visit our store before final acceptance All replies will
be treated fairly Information received will be treated
confidential This offer above board honest and fair
in every respect Please state in full: Name, address,
place Of employment and address, position held number
in foiy owner operator of business and telephone
number.
Address replies to Post Office Box No 5623 Friendship
Hets. Stotion Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
Three New Polio Cases
Reported in District

The Health Department has
announced three new cases of
polio in the District.
This brings the total so far
this year to seven. as against Is
at the same time last year.
All three new cases were
colored children. They are q A.
year-old boy, who lives in the
1900 block Of Third street NV;
a 3-year-old girl of the 1900
block Of Seventh street NV.
and a 3eyear-old girl of the 800
block Of Twenty fourth street
NV. All are in Children's Hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

Modern Soto, foam rubber
cushions, toast and block
metoilic cover -------- rs. 90 l74.00
Occasional Choir, red and
grey tweed cover, block legs $500 5000
French Provincial Occasional
Choir, tufted back and scot,
green tweed cover 5000 5000
Lounge Choir, tonoerine bro
cotelle cover One only, sold
Fireside Choirs, stripe front
and scots, velvet backs. AS z for
sorted coIors -- $500 1890
Chinese Chippendole Soto,
rose brocoteIe cover - 3O5 90 $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

Amber Mahogany Chest,
modern ---------------l32.5o $3.50
Solid Maple Chest Desk $3.50 $3.50
Modern seofoom Night stond 54.oo 1895
Modern Blond Mahogany
Night Stond ---------- 1900 1900
Modern Sand Night stond- $3.50 1925
Solid Mahogany Poster Bed,
twin size ------lo4,5o $3.50
Cordovon Mahogany Book
case Bed, double size - so $500
Solid Mahogany Triple
Dresser and Mirror ---- 1880 1900
Blond Mahogany Vanity and
Mirror $500 $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
Unknown Candidates

SALIVA, Kans. up. - Two
days after three candidates for
the Republican nomination for
Governor of Kansas appeared at
a rally here. Salina Journal re-
porter asked 20 persons on the
street If they could name the
aspirants. Two named all, 5
named one and Is could name
none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
Truck Theft Suspect cougt IN Act Fails to Bluff Police

G street irons theft. The FBI
also is investigating the case.
Sergt. Bean said police ex-
pect to close, at least 20 cases
with Joyner's arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

Kroehier 2-Piece Suite,
1000 nyIon, choice of
red, grey or beige; super
cushionized with foam
rubber --------------27e.5o 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
OCCASIONAL PIECES

Weimon commodes. mohoe
any, metoI grill doors, marble
top Only z ---------1 $3.50 1890
Weimon Choirside Tobles.
mahogany, morbIe top. Only
Weinon Lomp Toble,
drower. mahogany, leather
top. Only | --------- 1850 $3.50
Chinese chippendoIe Lamp
Toble, mahogany. Ieother
top. 7 to sell ----------, $3.50 $500
Matching Coektoil Toble. |.
Weimon choirside TobIe,
mahogany, leather top,
shelves Only to sell - 1926 1926
Step TobIe, mahogany, mar
Bile top z only ------- $500 $500
Matching Lomp TobIe. Only
Matching End TobIe. Only 43.5c $3.50
Mahogany CoektoiI Toble,
built-in Lozy Susan. leather
top | only 1890 - TOO 1900
Mersnon End Toble, nnohoe-
any. | only 1880 Z9.oo 1880
Lamp TobIe, mahogany.
leather top. ! only $780, $500 $500
Commode Tobie, mahogany,
leother top. ! only 74.oo 1900
End Toble. nohooony. leoth-
er top. only --------- $500 1900
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

FootstooIs, nah ooony
legs. Only 10 to sell. Sc
lection of covers 1895 500
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Holy Name Society
Elects Officers:
Plans ROsuries

At the regular business meeting
following Communion Breakfast.
the members of St. Mary, Star of
the Sea Parish Holy Name Society
elected Harry Leuck as president
for the forthcoming year.
Mr.. Leuck is a 1t. Commander
at Boca Chica Field and resides
at S2S Truman Ave.
Elected to serve with Mr.. Leuck
as vice president was Eugene e.
Fredette, Sr.; John Anastasia was
elected as secretary while Francis
K. Delaney was elected treasurer.
The Living. Rosary" held Sun
day night in front of the Grotto of
Our Lady of Lourdes was very
beautiful and Father Galland, Chap
lain at the Naval Station, remind
ed the Pensioners that October is
dedicated to the Holy Rosary and
that each Catholic would be asked
to say a Rosary a day during the
month as a Crusade for Peace. t"
Plans have been made to have
the Living Rosary" the second
Sunday in October and November
and on the Feast of the Immacu-
late Conception in December as a
small tribute to Our Blessed Lady
in her Marian year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

Woman'S Club building on Second
Avenue, North, Jacksonville Beach.
The club room was attractively
decorated with white flowers and
greenery and the brides table was
covered with a white embroidered
organdy cloth over pink linen. II
was centered with three TERED,
embossed wedding cake topped
with a miniature bride and groom.
After spending some time with
their guests, the young couple left
for a wedding trip to Tampa, Ha-
vana and Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
They are now at home at 831
S. E. 4th Street in Hialeah.
Mrs. Solomon is a graduate Of
Duncan U. Fletcher High school
and until recently she was employ
ed as a stewardess with the Ma
tional Air Line with home office
in Miami.
Mr.. Solomon graduated from
Gordon Military Academy, Barnes
vile, Georgia and is chief agent
in operations for the National Air
Line.
Among the many pre-nuptial
courties extended to the young cou-
pie was the rehearsal supper at
the Atlantic Beach home of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Caroline Clark,
on Tuesday evening August "A.
The supper table, arranged buf-
fet style, was covered with an an
tique damask cloth and centered
with an arrangement of colorful
fall flowers.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
LegiO,, COn,dr.
HOnOred At Party

The commander of the American
Legion Post, Norman Kranich, who
recently returned from Miami
where he was hospitalized, was sur
prised by q group of Auxiliary
members at informal coffee last
Friday.
Mrs. Teresa Braxton, president
OF the Legion Auxiliary arranged
the party.
Members present were Christine
Key, Gloriana Bailey, Rose and
Clotilda Hartman, Alice Bush, Ma
rian Arrange, Doris Edwards, Elsie
Reber, Bertha Sloan, Perry Smith
and Mrs. Adriana Sands, a men,
Der Of long standing.
The ladies expressed their plea
sure ut having Mr.. Kranich back
home, although he will be unable
to resume his activities for some
time.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

Satvrdsy-Womsn Of Church
q Rock bake sale In front Of
San Carlos fhsaisr from 10 TO
!.
Next Week:
The Key West Players picnic
and casting for plays starring
summer workshop students.
Thursday - Rehearsal and
finai registration for Fiesta
Queen contest sponsored by the
Dess,r at The. EIks Auditorium
st 7:oo p. m. =
Also on Thursday, the fsevI.
~ 81 Truman School will be
guests sf . dinner given by fhs
Truman PTA.
Saturday - The fiesta queen
will be selected at fhs EIks
Auditorium - dancing.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

The young couple spoke their
vows before the altar of the church
decorated with white gladioli and
greenery. A program of appropri-
ate 'nuptial music was presented
by Mrs. Pridmore, organiSt.
Marcus Marc of Miami served
as bestman and the ushers were
Charles Walker of Key West and
Jerry Pendegast of Miami.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, chose for
her wedding a waltz length gown
fashioned of lace with net ruffleS
over white satin. With it she wore
a long lace jacket designed with
long sleeves, high neckline and
flared peplum.
Her shoulder length veil of sheer
est illusion was held in place by a
coronet designed of lace and net
ruffles and she carried a colonial
bouquet of white brides roses with
white satin streamerS.
Her maid of honor, and only at
tendant, Miss Paula Ahern of Pom
te Vedra, wore ballerina length
gown of net over taffeta and car
ried colonial bouquet of yellow
roses.
The BRIDES mother wore street
length gown of bronze glazed shan
tung with matching accessories.
Her corsage was a purple orchid.
Mrs. Trombly chose a gray glaz-
ed shantung worn with white acces-
sorieS and an orchid corsage.
A reception was held immediate
ly following the ceremony at the
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
SAN CARLOS SCHEDULE

The schedule ee classes at
San Carries Institute 10 ss fol.
lows:
Monday: And year Spanish,
adults, from s,ese > p m.
Tuesday: lst year Spanish,
adults, from 7:3o 10 $50 p. m.
At fhs Nccs-Uso. 1921 DvvaI
Street.
"Wednesday: 1st year Spanish,
adults, frem $3.50 10 4:3o .. m.
Thursday: Ist and And year
Spanish, children. from 400 TO
$500 p. m.
Friday: 1sf and And year
Ensllsh and American citizen
ship insfrUetlon for adults.
All classes are held at the
San csrIos school building, SIS
'Dvval, Street, upstairs, unless
Otherwise noted. :,
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
CARD OF THANKS
We are trying to write r

We are trying to write personal
letters to the many neighbors and
friends who gave proof of their
goodness and friendship during
the last illness and following the
departure of our beloved one, the
late Mrs. Clara Machin. But al
ways we are fearful that some to
whom we may be deeply obligat-
ed will be overlooked, and so, on
behalf Of all our households. we
present this card, respectfully
asking that it may be received as
personal by any who through er-
ror may not receive from our
hands a written acknowledgment
OF our debt of gratitude. We es-
pecially wish to thank DR.. J. de
Poo, the entire staff of Galey
Hospital and Rev. Manuel Figu-
eroa.
THE MACHIN FAMILY.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Club Calendar
EVERY FRIDAY

EVERY FRIDAY
100O-Gym Classes fo Officers Wives Bldg &c. Seaplane Base
73O-Youth for Christ Poinciana Baptist Church
8OO-VeeranS of W. w. /, of Hail. Fleming Street
FRIDAY September
73O-Key West Shrine Club
730-Triangle Club, Pythian Sisters
SOO-Cayo Hueso Grotto Redmens Hall
EVERY SUNDAY
2O0-CAP Cadets Poncana Community House
S:30-Orden Cabaleros de la Luz Amelia st.
EVERY MONDAY
10O0Gym Class for Officers wives Bldg ss Seapane Base
7:30-SigSbee Community Council at Shelter
Soo-Loga MART Nro g. Cabaleros Maft sls Elizabeth
S:0O-Acoholcs Anonymous
MONDAY, September 20
3OO-Elizabeh Taylor Circle Baptist Church annex
73O-Pyhan Sisters at Pythian Hail. 728 Fleming
73o-Ley Memorial Methodist WSCS the church
GW-Juvenle Council Clinic Building Fleming Street
SO0-Women of Presbyterian Church at the church
S-MethodSt Men at the Wesley House HOO Varela Street
SW-LlonS Club Auxiliary, Lions Den IN
TUESDAY, September N
23O-FRA Ladies Auxiliary luncheon
7-Pocahons Golden Eagle Hail. White Petronia Streets
SW-Junior Senior High School PTA a the high school
8:Oo-Chapter 80, DAV, 422 Amelia Street
EVERY TUESDAY I
S:W-Ladles Day Golf Tourna ment Golf Club
9:OO-Thrt Shop, Navy issary open until Il noon
6:4S-kwanS Club LaConcha Hotel
for Christ Bible Study Fleming ST Methodist Church
S:Oo-Knights of Pyhas Pyhan Hall 72S Fleming St.
o'Oo oocK Car ASSOCIATION LNgion Sock Island
EVERY WEDNESDAY
8:00unlor Com merce CIubhouse FapIer Ave
EVERY THURSDAY
n:15-Rotary Club La Hotel
1:W-ThrIt Shop, Navy Com missary omen until
6:S0-llons Club, Lions Den. 1907 Seminary St /,
130-CAP Cadets, POinciana Community House
SS-PEiuces Of Syracuse. Pyhan Hall, 72s Fleming ST.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

MIS-. JeII hHgnt, chairman Oh
the service committee, introduced
several service projects for con-
sideration by the chapter.
The members, by unanimous
vote, chose as one of their projects
the purchase of a reSusitator for
newborn infants to be presented
to the Monroe General Hospital for
use in the maternity ward.
The second project, also unani.
mously adopted, is the "Joy for
Underprivileged Children Fund"
The purpose of this fund is the
purchase of many items dear to
the hearts of children, for under
privileged pupils in the first
through the sixth grades Of all
schools in the city.
A teacher from each school will
be selected as sponsor. She will
submit lists of items to be pur-
chased from time to time which
will be used for these children.
The items will include Audubon
Screen Tours, special movies,
books, crayons and participation
in the designated activities sell
ected by the teacher-sponsor.
Ways and means committee
chairman, Mrs. w. C. RADON, Jr.,
presented ideas submitted by the
members of her committee for
fund raising.
Several original ideas were dis
cussed and tentative plans were
made for affairs which will be
announced at a later date. The
money raised will be used for the
service projects.
The yearbook under Mrs. Joe
Allen will include service and ways
and means projects, the social
calendar and planned programs.
This will be distributed to mem
bers and to the international office.
Mrs. Ida Gelrich, secretary, pre-
sented the constitution and by
laws for the new chapter and they
were unanimously adopted.
The exemplar chapter will enter
a decorated car in the motorcade
during the ferry fiesta and men,
bers will act as hostesses at the
open house aboard the ship.
After the business session end
ed, members remained for a lively
social hour during which delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostesses for the evening.
Members attending voted the
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17

meeting and social hour as out
standing ones.
Present were Mrs. John Spots
wood, hostess member, Mrs. Ida
Gellrich, Miss Atcheson, Mrs.
Chester Knowles, Mrs. Julie
George, Mrs. Thomas Caro-, an
honorary member, Mrs. knight,
Mrs. Blanche Miller, Mrs. Hol-
Ion Bervaldi, Mrs. w. RADON.
Mrs. Paul Landrum, Mrs. Edward
TOPPING, Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
George Curry.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
PTA County Council To
Meet September 20

Monroe County Council Of Pa.
rents and Teachers will hold
their first meeting Of the school
year in the High School GYM
nasiUm on Tuesday September
70 at 1880 p. m.
This will be an informal
meeting with q minimum oh
business, most Of the evening
being devoted to "Geftinq Ae-
qvainted" and having q good
: time.
All officers and chairmsn Of
The local associations are ex-
pscfed TO be in attendance and
every member Of each local,
fathers and mothers are cor.
daily invited.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Many Wives To Start
Winter BosUling League

The Navy Wives Winter Bowl
Ing League will get underway
Nsxt week with ihs first games
set for loo p. m. Thursday,
September q. st fhe Naval Sta.
sien alleys.
Plans were completed for He
winner season At . meeting
held at ihs Naval Stafion Beach
Patio recently.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Beta Sigma Phi ExempIar Chapter
adopts Projects For This Xea-

The first regular fall meeting of Alpha Theta Exempar
ter of Beta Sigma Phi Monday evening" September
the home of Mrs John Sposwo Miss Elizabeth Acheson
president presided.
Chamen of the standing committees reported planning
committee members projects the coming
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-17
Miss Grimm And Kenneth Solomon
We'd On august rs In Jacksonville

Mr. and Mrs o. j. Tomby and Betty attended the
wedding of Miss Patricia Solomon
Mrs Trombly's August rs in Jacksonville Beach.
The wedding oemnized Da-
ley at ST. Pauls Catholic Church, Jacksonville Beach
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Grimm Of At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Sheath, gored and full swing skirts.
Button front coat styles, bare arm
and sun dresses. Etyles for every
occasion in light and dark colors.
Solids and prints. Tremendous
selection of fabrics, weaveS and
styles. Sizes 9 to Is, and IL to 20,
and 1914 to 24l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
ChfIdIren's Sandals

ChiIdren's Sandals
Seconds. Leother. simu-
Ioted Ieother fobries. Sizes
8 to 3 in group.
Girls Polo Shirts
Cotton terry O sarS
knits.. Whites. '0~
posteIs. TIA. -
ChiIdren's Slips
Cotton. RuffIe O sa,SH
bottom. White. Sto'P
Tots Swim Suits
l. 2-pieee styles for girls; G.
trunks for boys. Roycn =
eIostex, eottons. 2-6x.
Tots Polo Shirts
Sombed cotton. % for s
Crew neck. l-s. - IL
Infants Shirts
SIS S.: !: g; =: :s''s r..
ChiIdrem'S Pamties
S Ss'': ), e n i !: ss'- 4'''sl
ChiIGlren'S Panfies
Two : Dor tricot -
s ::s;e. V s,s;: ;os 4'''$l
Tots Sum Suits
Cotton. Bib top. - 49,
Postel and dark for y
coIors. Lex. -
Girls Dresses
Cotton. Solids and prints. g
Some sleeveless In the
group. Sizes 7 TO IL.
Pedal PuSherS
For girls. Cotton twiIIs. den g.
inns. Solid colors and
stripes. 7 to IA.
Girls Cotton Shorts
Cotton denims, wills, soil
cloth. Navy, red. posteIs.
Elostic back. 7 to IA.
Girls BIOuSeS
Bore arm, squow styles, O.
cotton pIisse and ploytone
in red, lime. oquo, white.
TIA.
Girls MidriffS
Halter, midriff
; ss; sS s''' Si'::: p = for 81
Infants Gowns
Cotton foa,:, knit! XII. i" in fo's
Tots PIayWear
Shorts, jackets, pedoI push
ers, suits. Cotton denim,
twill, cord. Box.
Children'S Pajamas
Cotton pIisse l.. 2-pieee
styles. Shop and button
fastening. Sizes 2-l6.
Feather Pillows
Extro-plump, oll-new
chicken feather stuffed. v
Cotton ticks. Rose or blue.
Tea Towels
Imported. Cot " Sc
ton, in fancy n
stripes.
Pillow Covers
Heovy-duty cIeor % sS
s eIs;s,s, Upper s. ''' FL
Plastic SlipcOVeFS
Heavy, cleor plostie. Loose
fitting to fit most chairs. -
RaVOn Curtains
Toilored royon morquisette.
Ivory. so" wide to the pair.
II" long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
The Heeht Co. Silver Spring PARKnston Arlington Open
Misses Hats

Misses Hats
Special grouping Of royon
sIobs, cotton lace and sum-
mer strows.
Misses Panties
Cotton plisse. % Ga, G
EIostie leg. Small * 'O' W
to large. ~
Misses Gowns
Seconds. Royon ~ a.
knit, postei for y
shodes. Small to -
loree.
Mems Athletic
Shirts
combed cotton q e.. e
rib in white only. X W v
Sizes ~ to IS. -
Mems Cotton SIh0rtS
Combed brood 49,
cloth in boxer for y
~ond snop styles. ~
70 to a..
Mems Leather Belts
Gift boxed In" e., g
brown, grey or W
block. 70 to a.. -
Mems Sport Shirts
Cotton denim, short sleeves. 8
Ton,' grey. blue, wine.
Small to X large.
Mems Tee Shirts
combed eotton6D "a, g
with cop sleeves. -
Sn1oll to Ioroe.
Mems Dress Shirts
Seconds. Solids, foneies. G
Cotton broodcIoth. l4-l7,
32-35 sleeves in group.
Mems Briefs
Combed cot ton. " e.. g
reinforced crotch. N " "
Small to Jorge. u
Mems Sport Shirts
Cottons, royons, short
sleeves in solids, white.
foncies. SmoIl to X-loree.
Mems Polo Shirts
Some seconds. Cotton and G.
royon knits. Crew neck p
and coIIor styles. Small to
Jorge.
Mems Union Suits
Summer weight. % for 8
Preshrunk cotton. "
Size, Sc TO IS. - -
Mems Sweat Shirts
s s: 5: '.' 81, @:"! ! 5;'7 = Isl
Mems Straw Hats
Size. ga to 7M. Variety s
Of bonds.
Mems Walk Shorts
Boxer Style. in a.
cotton denim.
SnolI TO large.
Limited quantity.
Boys Sport Shirts
Some seconds. Cotton G
pIisse, broodeIoth. White,
pIoids, checks. 4 to Is.
Boys NyIOn Shirts
Some seconds. Puekered e.
nyIon. Short sleeves. Solid "
eoIors, potterns. 4-l6.
Boys Polo Shirts
Some seconds. O g., g.
Cotton. Short TOT y
sleeves. 4 to Ia. -
Boys Shorts
Preshrunk cotton twiIIs, g
denins, Stub weoves. Boxer
top. Solid coIors. 4 to II.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, new GE, 10 IT,,
auto. defroster with deep freeze;
$3.50. wooDMooR APPLIANCE
l01o9 Colesville rd.. JU. T-940o
Open Sun. 10 to ).
EEFRIGERATING UNIT. 2-tor
Barker walk-in unit. Can be seer
by appt. Call OIL. 4-0350.
REFRiGERATOkS. used rent or buy
81 per mo Fun Euarantee DoWD's
REFGRs used: 4.s Gu. IT,. I gas;
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$40; also 5-piece porch set. $50 OF
best offer. UN. 4-S522.
REFER, 81 Gu. - It. Westinghouse
freezer top. ia yrs. old; $500 new
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REFER. late model gas. freez. CON-
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Winchester, 30-30 calibef,
Model "a. New. never fired, Priced,
rSS259r SS5 HA; @is!il. 81 ,,-,.,. ..,s,,,o,
size lis Shooting Jacket. glove After
Pm, RA. 3-7004.
RIFLES and shotsuns. Remington and
BROKERS'. 2i57 Pa. ave. NV.
RIFLE. deer, Win. "a. 30-30, lever
action. new cond.; S55. JE. 4-4436.
Savage. bolt, 6-shot clip.
used twice: SIS. RE. 7-1400. ex-
tension 1912.
RING, solitaire. white gold setting.
$40: Cultured pearls. SIS. HE.
RoasTER. Westinghouse; practically
BRoLER. like new.
530S End st. NV. RA. 6-0474.
RUGS, Oriental. room and scatter
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RUG, cotton, Shx11: practically new,
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oriental sarouk, iox
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RUGS. Oriental. genuine, Kirman,
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carpet:ng, @5"x17'. Drapes, 2 pr.
wine; 3 pr, blue satin. Mirror. EN-.
Quail bros dloom. 2-tone
Am. Oriental twovea through 9xl2,
Kirman pat. S95; Am. Oriental,
Sarouk pat. wine, 9xl2. so; flne
Gulistan. Oriental pat. wine. SS5.
All rugs clean. perfect cond. DU.
RUGs-Genuine Oriental. ax12, wine
with blue, $780,. also. 9x12.. Oriental,
tlut blue with with red ID, sl4s; a both clean. per-
RUG AND MAT; 9xis. green. wool
Broadloom: Excellent condition; $50.
RUG; heavy oriental, new, gorgeous
colors, 3lax7la; fine gift. Fraction
OF cost; sos. WO. 6-0655..
9x15 rose carved broad
9x13 oriental with add. throw rugs,
mahog dinette table and chairs.
and several beautiful hooked rugs.
drapes; lamps; typewriter and stand;
III. 7-5933.
wool, American oriental.
one French oriental scatter. 24x42;
shampooed. like new. RA. 3-S137.
RUGS-9x12 blue wool. $50: gx12
green cotton. SIS; Sx10 wool. S15;
Best offers today. Call IA. 9-S911.
RUG. ORIENTAL, good Persian Bukra
rug. size xii. Call EN-. a-9129.
RUGS, Anglo Persian. 9x12; like new
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