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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-06
RIGGS MANOR

$500 23rd AvE.-vACANT
Brick semidet. rambler. lse. rms,
garbage disposal. washing mach,
gas heat. nice yard. Assume CT
loan. asking S13.950 Terms. Ewes.
and Sun. RA. 6-2S05.
JOSEPH Z. BRUNO. INC.
q03 H St. NV. ST. 1890
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

410 WOODLAND DR.. Forest Hts.
bier; ail-elec. kit. iiv. frn., an.
rm.. bedrms.; CT AZ financing
only; $4,000.
-LoYoLA INV. d REAL ESTATE
1924 Penna. Ave. Sc. LII. $4,000
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BELLE MEADE
TAM Ti1dno CT %10 Snl

BELLE MEADE
TACO Tilden St.-$12,500
$700 On. GLOW Mo. Pymts.
Beautiful 2-bedrm. Cape Code on
large well-landscaped corner lot.
Home newly decorated, has full base
ment, din. rm. and fully foored
attic--additionsl rooms can easily
be added. Home open At all times
for inspection.
HARRY A. BOSWELL co. INC.
AP. 7-l111 Realtors 371S r. !. Ave
Ewes. and SUM-. AP. 7-O5S2 81
BRENTWOOD-$9,5 500
bath. gas hot-water heat. ise .' fenced
lot: blk. to carline: owner leav-
ing city. Reasonable terms. DUNN
4 CO., Realtor. 1893 SS. Rhode Island
T-l655 3
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MT. RAINIER SEC.
ONE-EARE ZONE

S1o 995, 5-rm. bungalow; large
noored attic, insulated in rafters:
with garden spot and garage. 3713
Perry St: near ST. James Paro-
chial School, Just over Maryland
line, Phone UN. 4-9570; ewes. WA.
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

BURN1 MILLS VlLLAGE
Today and tomorrow thereafter by
home built for gracious living. very
practical floor plan, 3 twin-size bed
rms. unusual and most attractive
all-electric kit. and about every
thing such a home should con-
Come out Colesville I'd. to the Viii
lage sian. Turn left to the ONCE or
call ROBERT E. HEATER, JU.
g-u02l. Circumstances tnot finan-
cian will permit discriminating
buyer to get a lovely home at a
reasonable price. Would consider
trade for smaller rentable property
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UNIVERSITY Park

4203 Underwood St. new 4-bedrm
2-bath, New England-type brick
homes garage: modern kitchen.
All Underwood St.-4-bedrm.. -
bath brick Cape Cod; immac. cond.;
must be seen TO be appreciated.
For homes in this restricted neigh
borhood, call RIMMER BROS. REAL
ESTATE. AP. 1-6109. AP. 7-l299.
WA c-OQA@
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
6506 Meadow Lane

OPEN SAT- SUN, 1880
Charming center-hall. white brick
Colonial: den and powder. room.
lovely dining room. large liv. rm.,
breakfast space in kit. screened
living porch 3 twin size bedrooms,
z baths. 2nd floor; Gear earage.
Directions: Out Conn. Ave, one blk
past Bradley lane, left on Rosemary
St. right on Meadow lane.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
|14l7 X ct. NV, MA. $4,000
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BETHESDA
Just on Bradley blvd. and Ia years
Cape Cod; separate dining room. lge.
End floor for . bedrooms and bath:
beautiful corner lot; priced to sell
now. Call ewes, OIL. 2-4704. or OIL.
4-3S06.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
No C-R~TQ a
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COLORED
C-FAMTI,Y

location. 8 rms, incl. kits, =
complete baths: full bsmt.; gas
fh.-wn.: Colonial front porch; ga
rage; nice yard. Don't fail to see
this one.
: BEATRICE M. REED
REAL ESTATE CO. CO. 5-5037
Eves.. AID. 2-s524. Ii. 3-1161
a
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C0E0RED-eO-FOOT ROW BRICK
AEi9ht lGe- rns., arranged as apis:
SeSutiful condition. 1905 II It.
ss.e. II. 4-s132. -
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Ftso' COLORED
Ae1211 c ST S.E.-S250 DOWN
Hye rms. and bath; vacant; hot
swAter heat. newly painted; $500,
3, Sss3S mo, incl. taxes; Mr.
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10 THE EVENING STAT

Washington, D. &.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1885,
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ATTENTION CT
A GIVE AVA

large bedrooms. and complete
throughout; worth much more than
asking price: payments S66.70 per
mo-. 81 900 down. ATLAS BRO
KERAGE co WA r-4QnR =
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07

businessman, and potential home
owner.
Furthermore, ! nave dctcrm.
ined to make this campaign be,
cause I owe a duty to 'hc people
of Montana - to Republicans as
we'll as Democrats - to see that
our State continues to advance
in resources development and in.
dustrial expansion - programs
which I have actively and effect.
lively supported. This means new
industries and continued prosper.
ity for our State.
"You have endorsed my rec.
ord in the Senate in repeated
reflections and given me a sem.
GRITTY on the Interior Committee
which Montana would lose if !
failed to be candidate. My r..
election will mean that, for the
first time in history, a Montana
Senator can become chairman Of
the vital Interior Committee.
That committee controls all leg.
islation affecting public lands,
mineral resources. forest rcserv.
es, Indian affairs. oil conscrv.
alton. power development. rural
identification. irrigation and rec.
lamation. If am reelected.
automatically become eligible for
this craftsmanship. That is why
SO many Republicans have join
ed with Democrats urging me to
seek reelection. feel that
should not cvadc my responsible
ity and thus jcopardizc the in
terests and welfare of Montana
No other candidate of either par
~ could qualify for that chair
manship. SO important to oul
State.
Il pledge the people of Mon
tana that il am reelected.
shall fill that position in a strict
~ non.partisan manner to furti,
Ter the interests and welfare .
all our people.
For these reasons - and be
cause | welcome the responsible
ity. because | have the expert
encc. because I have the stand
ing in the Senate. and bccauS,
| owe ii to Montana - | have t.
day filed for reelection"
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
MURRAY OUTLINES POLICY

The following Is q radiO.TV
speech delivered by Senator Jam,
cs +. Murray announcing his can.
didacy for reelection:
Il am taking this opportunity
to announce the filing Of my
petition for denomination rs q
candidate for the United States
Senate.
Il am taking this action will,
pride in the fact that during my
service In the Senate I have taken
an active part In the enactment
Of national legislation which res,
cued our State and Nation from
the depths Of o depression which
! seriously threatened the future
Of our democratic institutions.
I'VE enacted laws to protect
the interests and welfare Of our
farmers and workers. to strength.
en- small business. to insure your
bank deposits - laws that meant
better schools. more and better
hospitals. better medical care for
veterans. the development Of old.
age assistance and social sccur.
ity: laws to develop our natural
resources. provide for power dc.
vclOpnent. rural clcctrificatiOn.
reclamation - q host of other
measures - and. above all. par.
ity price laws to restore farm
purchasing power. essential to
sustain our economy.
Il helped to write those laws
and to draft those policies which.
by 1852. had made the United
States. In the language of Pres.
idcnt Eisenhower. the greatest
industrial power In the world and
the strongest moral force on
earth"
And 50 today We are govern.
cd by set Of laws which have
made our country a. strong. lib.
cral. and powerful nation.
But my task IL Still unfinished,
The strength and prosperity
which We brought to our coun.
try Is today being undermined.
Our public power. rural cletrifica.
ton. and farm policies are be.
Ing sabOtaged. and the admins.
trati0n's s0-callcd hard. money
policy is hurting every farmer,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RETAIL LIQUOR license :.

Notice is hereby given that on
TINS 2oth day Of April, 1854, one
Violet J. l.0ring filed an applica-
Ton for a retail liquor license
with the Montana Liquor Con.
troll Board, to be used at Lot 8
OF Sec. "a, Twp. 35 y, X. IA w.,
MAN,, and protests, if any there
be, against the issuance of such
license will be heard at the hour
OF l1:5O o'clock A. NJ. on the
2lst day of May, 1854, at the
office of the Montana Liquor
Control Board in Helena, Mon.
tana.
Dated April 20. 1854.
Signed: j. F.. Manning.
Administrator
FRS, publication April %. 1854
Last publication May IL. 1854
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
METHODIST CHURCH

Friday:
400 Choir practice.
100 Senior NJ. Y. F.
Sunday:
Gas Sunday school.
100 Morning worship.
Message. a Troubled World
Needs Christian Families" by
Miss AIRY Slough. dcaconcss.
Monday:
100 Intermediate NJ. Y. F.
Wednesday:
100 Womcn's Society of Chris.
tian Service at Mrs. Clyde
Hobbs. Agency Square.
400 Junior Fellowship.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
THE TOLL ROADS

The trend in some states in
recent years has been toward
through toll highways. A recent
article describing the opening Of
a new toll road in one of the
Eastern states explained that
motorists would pay IS or Sc for
the privilege of using that road
for a days driving. and that they
would be required to stop and
pay a toll at numerous points
along the road.
There is no doubt that toll
roads have been successful in
many areas. and that many high.
ways could not have been built
except for toll financing. It is
also true that some of the ma.
tons best highways are toll
roads. and that users readily
agree to the levies. in many
cases.
Nevertheless. II Is q bad trend
in a country where highways
have been free for these many
years. The best solution to the
problem of highway construction
and improving the nations high,
ways is the enactment of q Law
which requires that gasoline tax
es be used to improve the high
ways. This law would make the
motorists using the highways pay
for their upkccp.
Those Americans who still
have that individuality and indie
pendence typical of the early Am
erican spirit dctest the idea Of
toll highways. II the trend con
tinues to grow. II could brinf
the country to q point where {
large percentage Of the highway.
are toll roads. The stopping anc
starting. aggravation and extr;
cost of collecting tolls Is some
thing the average motorist want.
to avoid. We hope the trene
toward toll roads will be rcvers
cd and the highways of the Unit
cd States will be kept free o.
toll stations.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07

this goth day of April, 1854, one
Mr.. Gail Fitzpatrick filed an ap.
plicatiOn for retail liquor H.
ccnse with the Montana Liquor
Control Board. to be used at Big
Chief Bar and Lounge, Junction
of Highway no. 80 and Road to
Many Glacier. Babb. Montana,
and protests. if any there be,
against the issuance of such Ii
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
Church Of the Irsnsfisvrstion
tEPlScoPAI)

Meetings held every Sunday at
700 o'clock in the evening at
the Bank Annex.
Guild third Tuesday of each
month.
Bake sale and coffee hour first
Saturday Of each month from q
to - o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
George X. Painter. Vicar
In Charge.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
Friday, May 7, 1854 - Page 5

cense will be heard at the hour
of 1l:55 o'clock a. NJ. on the
2lst day of May. 1854. at the
office of the Montana Liquor
Control Board in Helena. Mon.
tana.
Dated April 20. 1854
Signed: j. T.. Manning.
Administrator
First publication April 23. 1854
Last publication May IA, 1854
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07

District No. q Chester Guith,
two years.
District No. 3 - VIM. Van AL.
slime. ST., three years; Stan Hjar.
larson, two years.
District No. 4 - Al Eissel, one
year.
District No. 5 - C. S. Frary,
three years; r. E. Momberg, two
years; John Lewis, one year.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
or lA1JER.OAY SAINTS

Cut Bank Boarding School.
Sunday school 10 am.
Priesthood 1880 am.
Relief Society 8 pm. End and
9Th "Wednesday.
Primary ! pm. Thursday.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07

An optimist is very often one
wh" does not have to pay the
bill.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-05-07

Lille Flower Church
Sunday Masses
1890. y. boarding School.
600 and lO;30-Browning.
Weekday Masses
7:3O-Browning.
--lirv. FIR. a. NJ. d. Gillcn.
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Women's and Misses
Dresses Reduced,
Now 500
We're 1925 and 1925
50 toilored end dFessy misses end wona-
ems dresses in many new febvies, eeIoEs
end styles.
WGl-Budoet Dresses, 3rd Floor
-. olso Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Big Savings
Slips Reduced

Is Maternity Slips in oee-
tote and royon crepe,
wrop-bock style in white
and pink. Sizes 81 to SO
9 Slips in ocetote and
royon toffeto, full fIore
skirt and toiIored top.
Sizes "a and 36 ------
II Slips in ocetote and
royon crepe with loce trim
and toiIored styles in black
and navy. Size 32----
10 Slips in oeetote and
royon toffeto. Toilored
style with slim skirts in
white or beige. Sizes 36
to SO ---------------
WGL-Costume Slips, 3rd
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Save ls to " on
Mems Fine Ties, 95c
We're I.5O and 200

We're I.5U and Z.W
200 ties in group, including imported
wool fouIevds end neot end bold pat.
terms in resilient reyon.
Were Now
56 Glove and Muffier
Sets. wool knot in navy,
maroon and ton 3o5 2.e3
IS imported Briar Pipes,
from England. assorted
styles in natural and wal
nut finish - special .4y
W6L--The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Nylon Stockings
Greatly Reduced

500 Peirs Of NyIon Stock
iNss at q big Sovinos now.
Sizes ga to II. Short,
medium, long lengths In
the group ----------
WGL-Hoslery, lst Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Wonderful Buys for
Junior Misses

30 Evening Dresses, full OF
woltz length, In nyIon, net
or tulle. White. blue, oquo,
green, red. 7 to l5---
so Rein hots in jockey OF
eloche style. Woter-repeI-
lent prints or plain eolors.
Medium, large --------
Wd-Junior Miss Appor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Mems Topeoots
Very Greatly Reduced

1875 Were 5000
Just s Of thess very fine wool topeoets at
very greet reductions. In large sizes only.
RssuIan-I/44. avs
Shovts-l/40
Lonss-i/42, I/44
WGl-The Mems Store. End Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Big Savinss
On Millinery

50 vsIous in several l5.ooto
styles and colors - 1880 1000
IS veleurs end Vslvets in $3.50
several styles and colors 6.o5 2.2S
WGL-MIIinery, End Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
RinoIdo Of DoIIos Suits
24.5o and 34.5o
We're 1925 and 1925

Just 30 Of these finely oiloed suits in Jersey shorskn
and Viso, 45% docron, $50 wool worsted Novy oroy
beige, camel, blue. Broken size range.
Now
Also Is coats at price for final clear
once. Full length, Miunn-Iined 2O9o
cashmere and 8Ob wool. Sleeves may
be up down; optional belts.
Nude groy. Sizes to 18------- 1925 37oo
W6L-Coots and Suits 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Garter Belts,
Bros Reduced

IS 6orter Belts end Bro,
In royon sotin, nylon tot
feto, cotton. Mostly white,
broken sizes -------
WGL-Corsets and Bros,
Evening star., 1954-01-07

9 Cotton ckoIIis Dress
length Psisnelrs In dointy
fIorol print with lace and
ribbon tie at neckline. Size
small -------------
~ Cotton Botist0 Dress
length Gowns trimmed
with pastel ribbons. Three
quarter length push-up
sleeve. Maize In medium
ond large sizes -----
7 ShoFti0 Gowns in nylon
trieot, button-front style
with sheer ruffle trim. Pink
In shnoII size
10 NyIon Trieot ShoFtis
coets, V-neck trimmed
with nyIon sheer, cop
sleeve. White, blue, pink,
in sizes snoII, medium,
large -----------
WGl-Underweor, 3rd FIoo
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Big Sovinss Now
Glove Reductions

500 FobEie Gloves, dou-
Bile = woven cotton and
double woven nylon.
Shorties, 4-button and g.
button lengths. Hand ond
machine sewn. Black,
brown, navy, pink, oroy.
white ---------
$50 Leother Gloves In
copeskin, doeskin and kid.
Shortie and pull-on styles
Black, white, navy
$50 Sheer NyIoR ShoFSia
Gloves. Brown, navy,
white -------
WGL-GIoves, lst Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07

Handbags Reduced

Were Now
4 Seddla leotheT Hand-
bess, sotchel style with
double handles, metoI
elosp, inside zipper----- 1925 500
Geld-eoIor Ssquin Eve
ming Bess with metol
frome. top handle ----- 7.95 500
3 Metol Mesh Hondbess
in white with she'll fronnes.
Top Upper. Top hondes,
underorm styles in the
group ----------- 1875 7.ss
FoilIe Hondboss. UNDER
arm style with metol frome
and inside upper --- 7.o5 500
5 Cell Hendbess. UNDER
arm style, leother lined,
inside Upper ----- 7.95 500
Evening Hondboss. en-
velope style, with rhirN-
stones. One silver-color.
one gold color ----- 1850 7.95
- Follower Clutch Bess
in fake fur ,Foke Person.
ocelot or leopard ------- 5.95 500
WGL-Hondboos. st Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Big Sovinss On
Notion Items

Il Bressieses by LeweIIo.
Discontinued style. broken
sizes. White only-----
70 Suit Boss. 42-ineh
length, holds 6 TO 8 oor-
ments. Transparent plostie
with quilted top and poneI
- freeing Boerds. Use to
tronsfer pottern markings
to oil types Of fobries -
23 lep Cutting BoeVds
81 Hong -mor Closet Reds.
extend to As inches
- Hons-mo Closet Rods,
extend to 80 inches----
80 Extension Shoe end
Slipper Rocks ----
2S Sturdi-f -fIex Rubber Cir
dies. sizes "a to 81. Dis
continued style ------
36 Ty-Pek. Holds six ties.
Convenient for troveline--
~ Meeulette Senitavv
PeRsiss. Teoross. loroe
size only ------------
WGL-Notlons, lst Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Save on Girls
Polo Shirts, 95c

IS knit cotton polo shirts with
Peter Pan eoIIors, short- -sIeeved.
Red. white. navy. ; TO 6x.
WGL-JNeniIe Apparel,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Rugs from Our Model
Rooms at Huge Savings

All have been carefully eIeoned and ore
In top condition.
Were Now
l-l5'S"x2o'6" Hend-
hooked Wool cespst in
soft green -------e12.5o $3.50
l-l4'2"x2l'3" Heovy
Cut Pile Wool, CUSTOM
dyed in slote eroy ----- 60685 $500
l-I3'6"xl5'5" Heevy
Cut Pile Wool, opel - 4467o 34s.50
l-I4'7"x26'3" Gut Pile
Cotton. ancient ivory ---3o8.25 1880
Hooked Rugs
6-e'xl2' Imported Wool
Blends -------------- e4.oo s4.ss
5-io'xI+ Imported Wool
Blends ------lll.5o 1880
l-S'xlo' Extse Hsevy
Domestic Wool ---262O0 1880
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Art NeedIework BUYS
At Substantial Sovinqs

I Model Doll Outfit, Of
doll, with coot, roincoot,
rain shoes, umbrella, dress
and ponties ------
Z Model Petit Point Pie
turss Of figures embroi-
dered on blue ------
I Model Mickey Mouse
done in felt ------
Z Model Crib Quilts OF
white cotton with colored
applique work, opproxi-
mtoeIy 81" by II"
! Model Cotton Crib Quilt,
white with colored cross
stitching. Approximately
So" by so" ---------
Z Knitting Boss Of brown
corduroy. roomy and useful
s Brilliantly Embroidered
Knitting Boss, imports
IS Doll Pin Cushions in
rose or blue royon toffeto
36 Stamped Linen Scorfs.
cut work design, 36'' and
As" long
7 Stemped Cotton Kitchen
Towels. for eross-stitch
embroidery, representing
the Days Of the week
II Stamped Linen Sem
pliers in q voriety Of de-
signs ------------
81 Sksins Of FFosty Yarn,
45% wool, $50 royon.
I-ounee skeins in odd dye
500 Sksins Of RoyeI Soei-
ETY. YavR for socks and
sweoters. Pure wool l.
ounce skeins in khaki only
WGL-At Needlework, 81
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Teen Age
BIouses, 2'so

We're 5.9S and S.9S
100 bIousss for Tsen-essn, hes-
thsv, sroy Or blue wool jerseys with
short sleeves. Also few size 40
wooI slip-on sweoters with short
sleeves. .-.
WGl-Teen-Aee Apparel,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Bedspreods and CoverIets
at Generous Sovinqs

"S'S sNVW
Z DoubIe-size Cotton Cow
erlets. white with gold color 1850 1880
3 Sinsle-sixe Cotton Dust
RuffIes, white with gold
color --- 1873 1913
! Doubls-Size Cotton Dust
color ls%s ,o.zs
Z DoubIe-size Quilted Cot
Fee; :; 6: :.;:: s:::': =: !: '''''
Royon Dust RuffIe, checked
with turquoise ground 1895 7.95
9 Sinsle-sixe Cotton and
Royon Dust RuffIes, 8 in
brown, in chortreuse 1895 7.e5
! Sinsle-sixe Quilted Ray
on Toffeto Coverlet in red l495 1880
Double-sixe Quilted
Royon Toffete covevlets in
green -------- le5o--lo.so
s sinsIe-sizs Royon Taf-
t.ts Dust RutFIes in prints ,l.5o $50
Single size celopevm
Reyon Toefeto Bedspreods.
! in rose, 4 in yellow - 1925 1898
5 SinsIs-sixe Quilted Rsy-
In Setin BedspFssds. in
blue, in rose and In
vine --------------- l.s5 7.ss
80" Droperies
4 Pairs Of Celopevm Royon
1effeto Dvoperies. in
rose and in yellow - 1850 $50
W5L-Curtoins and Droperies. 7th Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Noteworthy Sovings from
Our Sleep Shop

Were Now
! Hollywood Divon on legs,
34x74" with plod cotton
cover ----- 1850 $3.50
z Sinsle-sixe Mottress Sets
including innersprine mot
tress and motchino box
spring. 80" long ---l5o.OO 1880
! Double-sixe Rubber Mot
tress Set including 4h"
nnottress and matching box
spring --------12e.5o $3.50
z SinsIe-sixs lnnersprins
Mattresses ------ $3.50 $3.50
Z SinsIe-sixe Box Springs $3.50 1880
Z SinsIe-sixe Innersprins
Mot+resss. $3.50 400
z SinsIs-sixe Box Springs $3.50 400
z DoubIe-sixs Box Springs $3.50 1880
Z DoubIe-sizs lnnersprins
Mottre.... ----~---~, 1880 $500
WGl-The Sleep Shop, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Mems Robes and Joekets
Very Greatly Reduced,

6.95 We're 1900 to 1925
~ in group, including wool end terry
robes end wool end cotton isekets. Small,
medium, lorse end extre-Ierss sizes.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Mems 2-Trousers Suits
Very Greatly Reduced
$3.50 We're 5000

Just 80 Of these fine queIisy. herd -wserins
wool suits with pain Of trousers for sxtrs
long service.
Resulers-2/36. z/37, s/3s, 3/3s.
Shorts-2/36, 2/37, 3/3s, 4/39, VA
Lenss-l/3s, l/4o, ~
Stouts-i/46. $50
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Big Sovines Now
Underwear Reduced

Were Now
4.e5 3.4S
5.95 9.45
l2.e5 SIS
l4.e5 1885
Evening star., 1954-01-07
Cotton Rugs

SOttVU NOSS
2-s'x12' Hsovy Woven
Cut Pile, yellow ----
l-e'xlo'3" Hsevy Wev.
en- Cut Pile, yellow -----
l-9'xl2' Cut Pile Tufted
with rubberized back. lr
gold color ---------
l-I2'xs' Loop Pile with
rubberized back. In eroy
3-4'x6' Hoevy Woven
Cut Pile, modern design
2-3'x5' Hsevy Woven
Cut Pile. modern design =
l-3'xs' Heevy Woven
Cut Pile, plain blue
l-27"x45" Heevy Wev-
en- Cut Pile, plain beige -
3-4'x6' cheekerboord
Design, blue or brown
I-5'xS' Cut Pile 0vol,
ivory color -
S-24"x4S" AnimoI- pot
tern Nursery Rugs pink =