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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PAINT AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES
Store, Estab. 1946. Owner selling
because of health. Phone JE, 2"
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN for
sale-Drive-in A.B.C. license; large
outside display; room for lots Of
parking: no reas. offer refused
Beauty SALON. downtown location.
pgics rent so ow 5a5 ia' stsr WASH
POOL ROOM. Cherrydale = BiliiarSS
parlor, tables; all equipped. 1918
LACE kfs hW GROCERY and meat market;
reasons for selling. May be pur-
Cali ATTORNEY. MA; 8-2227. is
COFFEE SHOP-StainleSs steel (com-
rent. sacrifice. best offer. Going oyer
ZEE BsEsAGTHFUL HOME and So. 900 inc:
Owner must sell; VIC. 18th and M
NV. Sub. cash required. no. 2. 5S:
SERVICE STATION on busy corner.
r. 1. ave. me-; ideal for ignition
and carburetion business. Phone La.
ogG us ! Gi BUSINESS L0cA.
busy highways Of Southern Maryland.
iished profitable general merchan-
dising business" on main street
county seat town. Building and up
t9datso ;sSSk fbSedt ers Hso De-
sirable locations. suitable shopping
centers. Don't delay. LEONARD SN1,
DER. Tel. 1911. LaPlata, Md: -1S
DOWNTOWN, S1S,950, near 10th and
H sts.---20-ft. brk.: l rms. paths aI,Si
and a monthly income approx. S3,3oO
VATT TE.' exclusive agent, Ma s-055
9 BARRIERS to take over new Shop.
FaI pay yEs s Sc vi Gus gq EzrA ( HIS Las
G asta r. H STORE near Falls Church,
va. a growing community. Rent 500
a month. long lease. Double GUY
loft, meat case. E Ei1tiSn Sc c mga'
National cash register, Victor COM
puting machine, computing scale,
stock and equipment s2.s6o. P Pho
1Ja AZ TIyoT NV. section; good business,
b tSw Cali LII. 4-Si73. 20'
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman woman.
with own equipment preferanIe;
brand-new shop. Write e: B. BUR-
ROUGHs, ST., Rt. 5. Waldorf Nd.
PLUMBER PARTNER wanted by reg.
plumber. inactive at present. oo BOX
LARGE 4fa;N' House SSat; 2 entrances. on Will
son blvd, Arlington; apis; on
commercial ground. Good for an
tiqueS; beauty shop o,, ro oam Ggw HSTSe'
FOR SAIE%Motel and Glass A res
taurant, year-round business; viii! be
sold at a sacrifice, account health;
Located near Skyline drive and
Luray caverns. This Is a rare osr-
q. JOHNSON: RI; 3. huray, ., W.. 90
portunity for /. or better for 2: NIX,
lures in Al condition: guaranteed
$500 per week. Nice apartment.
Call Ii. 7-97S4. 20
POOL ROOM for rent. 915 9th st,
for rent. MA. S-4639. "a
FOR sALE-WELL EQUIPPED MOD
AL iNcLuDED ARE SEVEN
SMALL APARTMENTS. THIRTY
AIR !. CONDITIONERS, TWENTY
SIX ROOMS HAVE WALL-IOrr
WALL WOOL GARPET;; ~. ABS SSE
SO; 600 IN ME E4 SF nN Il HAS no 50 /,
EIGHT MILES SOUTH OF WASH
CASH PAYMENT, SIS, 900. BAL
ANCE MONTHLY. BROKERS Pro e,
TECTED. SEE MR.. FADELH.
PPTHSo&kE EN NgMBEVES "a. SOUTH o Sss
FOR SALE
SHEET METAL AND
ROOFING BUSINESS
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RARE OPPORTUNITY

RARE OFFOn I . M
air-conditioned SO-seat
TON d, c. Restaurant trade area.
Large hard-surface parking area;
fronting on two heavily Travelled
main highways. Heavy walk-in trade.
Available on eight-year lease with
right to cancel without penalty AZ
three years. Fully EQUIPPED notnlng
to buy. Lease available at four
thousand dollars, with reasonable
terms. Write for appointment to in
spect to Box 429-M, Star. IT,
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HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
81 ONB-STORY DEMOUNTABLE
FRAME HOUSES. 2, 3 AND 4
UNIT BUILDINGS. CAN BE
MOVED. DIRECTIONS FOR DIS
MANTLING OR WE WILL MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS TO DISMANTLE
IN SECTIONS AND RE-ERECT ON
KTT.. HEATING AND PLUMBING i g
EQUIPMENT. CALL ACE FOR AP-
CONTINENT TO SEE AND YOU
ACE WREcKINo AND BLDG.
MATERIAL CO.
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MOUNT PLEASANT-$14,95O
See this modern brick home. 6 large
rms, plus 3 permanently incl.
porches. Large front porch, f1re-
pl., full bsmt. with lavatory. gas
INV h., garage. Moderate down
payment. Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Elk. 3-4113. Ewes, 10. oil 40
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS
BETHESDA

In exclusive Greenwich Forest area
bedrms., den, lge liv. rm.. din. rm.,
mod. kit, pantry; extra bath In
bsmt.. Laundromat: Ice. scr. porch
opening onto uncovered stone-wall
terrace: lots of trees and shruhbery
close TO schools. churches, shoppins
o c9a {-cs SssHoFs IA. PsssssC. Da0 10
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WOODRID Dee DIN.
OPEN SAT: SAT. AMP 81 SYM z TO 8
Six rooms, 2 baths. RECEIPT. hall, attic
finished bsmt., concrete. porches
slate roof; 2-car garage; fenced lot
garden. Consider trade. OWNERS
JU. 9-7059. or AP. 7-4065. 20
COLORED-6-RM. Def.
VACANT-$95 MONTH
Detached 6-rm. brick house. conven-
lent section. ready to move in. Many
> THOMAS Circle NV, RE. 1884
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
1921 10th ST. NV.
sos .OOO-S3 O00 DIN

Home and income; 3-story brick. 4
baths; 8 bedrms., dble. garage; 9
scrnd. porches. OWNER, CO. 5-5IS5.
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FOGGY BOTTOM
OPEN 4 TIL 6 PM.

2618 EYE ST. NV.
Come in to see this extremely livable
small home, remodeled for conven-
lent and gracious living. and fea-
turing a paneled. easy to furnish
living rm., modern kit 2 comfort
able bedrms. and inclosed patio.
Priced at only S17.950 CInterior
furnishing suggestions by Priscilla
House Johnson.) Stop in for fur
week ends or ewes, RE. 1880.
& NORRIS
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV:
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HOUSES SALE-N.w. Cont,
CLEVELAND PARK
Ga OEn

6-rm. semidet. home. Cow.
to everything. Call Mr.. Maury,
G J. s sIaSsei eVs MoH He s0J JR'.
REALTOR.
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ATTENTION. vETs-vA approved;
fun price, S11 $50. Brick semidet'
corner home with rec. rm.,. screened
cement porch, large fenced-tn back
yard. Near bus. schools and store
Sc. LII. l-2O5l. lis
s41s SOUTHERN AVE. s.E-s bed
rms. rec. rrn.. fenced yard. corner
lot, new-house cond.: S11 800.
HARRISON 4 ADAMS. MA. s-SS3S0s
ONLY $12.?OO-Conventio or CT;
3 bedrms., 2S-ft. smartly dec. liv.-
din. rm. comb. with 6-ft. picture
windows overlkg: compl. fenced. we'll
planted planted lawn; VIM, tiagsto 1 patio. open
bath, bsmt. with rear .ground-level
entr. A 5-yr.-old semidet. house in
almost new. cond., loo. on quiet st.
3Ox100-ft. lot. on highest cool elev.
OBJ on Ridge I'd: Fl. Dupont Hills area,
schools: transp., shop. cow. Sc,
Army-Navy bases. va approx: SI2.-
200; no DIN. payment to quail. CT;
about $40 mo. VA certif. ready;
Immed. poss. at settlement. LU.
DETACHED BUNGALOW on Alabama
lovely liv. RIM. with fireplace, full
basement with recreation rm., Diet.
garage. transp. at door. Asking
Penana, s sT i3 s9sss ewes. sa NJ NJ
2.7612. until 10 pm. ATLAS
REALTY co. 30
OFF ALABAMA AVE.
5-YR; -OLD. GRIN SEMIDET. BRICK,
GI financing avail. or can assume
present FILA loan. All spac. rms,
pine.-paneled recre. nm. with bar.
newly dec. throushout;; Monthly pay
own down payment. Buy this one
direct from owner and pay less.
MRS; COX, LU. 2-S136 or ST,
TWO 2-APT. UNITS
one mes In wa Fairia avn and one in Con- Con,
and the other 6,rm. and ENGLISH
property in A" I'n cond d'ei and iG most
cow. locations. close to public and
parochiai schools. transp. and shops.
Sall Mrs: Cox; LU; 2zS136 or ST,
CAPITOL HILL Sc.
We have Just listed 3 homes within
blk. of Congressional Hotel; 2
beautifully restored and a Groom
corner brick that needs restoration.
II is basically good and wonderful
ali three and financing arranged to
your needs. Call Mrs. Cox. LU.
2-S136. or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
REALTY CO. "a
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Ayr. -old semidet. brick. rms. ia
baths, full basement, gas heat: So.
600. No down payment to CT. sub
ject to VA approval; non-vets, $1,000
down.
A. A. CAROZZA
2412 MINI. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-0040
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CHEVY CHASE. ID. C:

O11GV I O11I1OG, % "
Choice location. adjacent to Rock
Creek Park. Large brick home with
slate roof and detached gear ga
rage; large reception room, living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room. year-round heated porch;
second floor; finished attic with.
rooms and bath: lovely, level lot
with charming flower garden and
trees; excellent residential neighbor-
hood. ONLY S26,500. CALL MR..
RELY, TIE. 6-7420 after 5. THOS.
J. FISHER & CO. INC, D1. 7-6S3O.
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GROSS OVER
THE BRIDGE"

The Calvert St. Bridge. that is-fol
this lovely lge. 3-story row brick
h.-w. h. aluminium storm windows
excel cond.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Asking price, $4,000. Ideal for lge
family or rooming house. 1900
block Biltmore st. NV
DORFMAN e. CO. ME. S-1OSC
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FAIRLAWN

Newly dec. 6-rm. and bath. row brick,
full basement, rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.,
aluminium storm windows and doors;
a. good buy for S12,950. For par
ticularS, call
A. A. CAROZZA
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0O4O
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SUMMER RENTAL

Foxhall Village-Cute 3-bedroon
bungalow. in immaculate condition
very, cow location; S135 mo. Nc
small children FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7.1411; WO. 6-3242. is
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CLEVELAND PARK

Just west of Conn. ave. Detached
brick, split-level plan. FEATURES
TTONING, Z rooms, ga baths. PAN
eled den, MODERN KITCHEN. A
home rejecting individual charm
and atmosphere. Asking $4,000,
CALL MR.. RELY. TIE. 6-742O after
s. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC,
mr. E.RS9O
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FOR SALE
SHEET METAL AND
ROOFING BUSINESS
All tools, some material, trucks; rent
very reasonable. Box 425-M. star.
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(cOntinusd On Next Psss)
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
Lovely 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick home
with 2nd-floor den. Attac. garage
oil heat Just decorated: S225 pei
mo. Avail. June %. To inspect
call BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, Ma
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ALEXANDRIA, bedrms., smeidet..
kit. is I6x22. well equip. close to
everything. Priced to go quickly
at Sl%O.
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INCOME

4 APIS, NORTHWEST
$4,000 CASH WILL HANDLE
All apis. rented, excel. cond., 100
block Park I'd. NV. To inspect call
anytime
DCRFMAN q co. ME. S-1OS0
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bedrm. brick bungalow. on Wis. ave-;
large mod. kit, stairs to large at
tic; full bsmt.: rec. rm., porch. ga
RAGE. viii try GI. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-100R or 10. A-T444.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
SILVER SPRING AREA
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

ONLY S12b PER MONTH
Gas heat. full bsmt.. immediate &C
cupancy; schools and shops nearby
HE. 4-S609 HE. 4-77Ss
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BETHESDA-S15,950. Frame bunga-
p I% den ON 1 iIc n DHal fini H
End A.; full basement: elec. range;
oil INV h.: level lot 75x200, with
several large fruit trees. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411. Ewes, OIL.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Ayr. -old semidet. brick. 3 rms. ia
baths, full basement, gas heat; Sl2,-
600. No down payment to CT. SUBJ
ject to VA approval; non-vets, $1,000
down.
A. A. CAROZZA
2412 MINI. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-O04O
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chevy CHASE. MD. 1.-THE Hamlet"
home with very large rms. (den
| 20x1O, 4 bedrms., 3 baths. II you
are familiar with this area you will
/ be most surprised at so much house
| REAL ESTATE. HU. 2-434h
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ave. Sc. Ideal for retired couple:
lovely liv. rm. with fireplace. full
basement with recreation rm:, Diet.
$f2,95O. For information, cali MI.
Penland, ST. 3-736S; eyes,. LII.
2I76l2. until 10 pm. ATLAS
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MD,-P. G.-Riggs and Ager I'd. det
brick; new, 2 bedrms.. full yard.
level bsmt, huge all-elec. kit, dish
washer. disposal. expansible attlc,
Close to shop, school, transp, Immed.
poss. Option to buy. UN. 1868.
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" tS -
PARKvIEW EsTATEs-A de luxe
Eng. type rambler with loaded glass
windows. having recep. hall. lv. rm.,
2 baths--ail on one FIR. On cutoff
ground lower level. there is q club
rm.. bedrm.. full bath: also laundry
nm. and storage rm. opening on to
scsf 1 isE5sc cusEAssI6s En- Asa4tas!sn gs
ern, .4-bedrm. house. S1.1OO down.
Total price. S11'400. Po. 2-9l67.
ROCKVILLE AREA. no down pyInt.
cipal and interest. 8 bedrms.. Hv.
and bath. walk IN bsUlt. with nTepi.
est Lr .ne o ds snO suS sMRans' v 6
Churches, stores and transp. NJ.
E[yin;; AD, 4-9054. COX d CO..
oCKTiiIiLiEy37-year-o,d brick house.
Liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm., kit.
bedrm. and bath down. Q bedrms.
and full bath up; rec. .rm..- Gear
cone4sfs ssnssssSTfsnf so
R6CKvILLE-o1 earning $50 Hk.
may buy with no down payment.
only usual settlement costs: s.
bedrm. brick: bsmt.; fenced yard:
$1,000 SAMUEL z. BOGLEY,
INC. Pc. 2-615l; eyes,. Mr.. Bridges,
Pc. 2-2039.
ROCKVTLT.E--S44.1o mo. Nothing
down. CT 41zee loan 70 vet; bed
rms, liv rm., din. rm.. EQUIP. kit,
bath Corner shaded lot. Mr.. Bar
ton. Pc. 2-2970. cox g. CO. 20
R0CKVILLE-Be discriminate; see
rambler in choice loo. Lee: Nv. I'm.
wIfirepIace. equip. kit. full light
bsn1t., deep, shaded lot. Reas. terms.
Mr.. Barton. PO. 2-207O. COX l. GO.
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4414 EASTERN AVE. N. e.
Det. brick Colonial in Al cond.;
rms, Ia baths, bsmt., screened
porch, gas heat. Conven. location.
Priced for quick sale. Ii. 6-7043.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
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Mems Clothing
Domestics

! 400 foam Rubber Pillows .-------------z.o0
2o-l.oo Postic Blanket Bags -------------.47e
$3.50 Satin and Toffeto Comforters, as isl 400
l7-3 90 ond 49o Dust Ruffles -----Z co
31-2 50 Mohawk CoIored Sheets, 72xoo- so
63-4oc and soc Pillowcoses Damaged ------- lie
$3.50 Muslin Sheets, Damaged -----------87c
4-l.00 Shower Curton Liners -------A----39c
Lag Cotton Plisse Pillow Shoms --@------3 SAC
500 Chenille Spreods, twin size --------4 90
8ll-9oc Pillow Ticks Sic
4lh yds-3oc Bleoched Muslin, SO" ------5c 70.
$50 Mattress Covers, twin size --------- 100
as. 90 Jocquord Spreads, damaged --------Z. 90
II yds.-59c yd. unbeoched Sheetno, 81 width,
short lengths ------------ ---- Sc I'd.
-3l-2.oo BIonkefs, % WOOL soiled --------l.l7
6o-l.39 Cotton Sheet Blankets -------------79c
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500 Prs. FuII-Foshioned
NyIon Hose

n peHect4I.0 90 to lbs
Famous Make! Thirds wearing quality not
affected Also some no-seams in summer
shades. Sizes 81a to 1917.
2oo-6ee to 81 Shear NyIons --------------2 sc
Summer shades full fashioned. Irregulars and
thirds. 8H2-i0Ka.
iso-39e chiIdren's AnkIess ---------------l se
Famous make, perfect quality. Slightly soiled.
Broken sizes.
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Outdoor Needs
$ s s.: ~ sss' u: 1fs ssi..
eas besE '9 - sa. ~ ee1.e. - SIS
lza hia5".-s. =, So ~.
sil--lo.o5 25-ft. Rolls White Picket Fencing,
81" hioh --------------------S.8 S
-. S. Write GoTden TFellis -------------z.z4
7-3.o5 White Gcrden Trellis -------------1 -
iZ-3.55 White Garden Trellis ~
35-i 40 White Rose TFeIIs ---------------77e
& l-2o.95 Lnwn Mower, 10" ------------17.88
l-23.o5 Lawn Mower, 3" ----------- 4H8
7-l898 Lown Mowers, 16"-----------ll.S8
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Infants Furniture

34.98 Gorriooe. stotion wagon type, as So
lis. 98 Play Pen, full size, closes -----4----$1
2-l4.o8 Youth Choirs. maple --------$l
l-8.98 Spring Choir. yellow. piostc. soiIed- -----$
2-8.98 Car Beds, also makes cor scot -,--------S
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House Furnishings

HOUSE furnishings
3o-l2.e8 Chrome choirs, duron covered box
scots Observation-Disclosures -----A.S8
2o--ll 90 Steel Storage Shelves adjustable - 38S
l-5o.95 Kitchen Cabinet, porcelain top
slightly rreo. --------------------
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Accessories
Gloves

575-l.oo and 2oo shorie Gloves, s. 7h---- 97c
10000 and |. SO shortie Gloves, 6-7h- - 39e
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TOTS ond ToddIers' Meor

$3.50 Wool or Nylon Sweaters
$50 Shirts Sizes
800 Royon Tricot Dress and Panty Set---1.37
.l4-2.oo 2-pc. Broodeloth Suits
60-l.oo Cotton Gobordine OverolIs o7e
7-2.9o Cotton Gobordine SIocks
ID so Royon Tricof Sweaters, l-3---o7 c
asa Nylon Dress Sets ct
8-4.98 Now Royon Gobordne Suits, 4-6----l.37
8--1.59 Cotton Knit Polo Shirts-------(s6 c
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otne MONDAY go An MANY MANY UNADyERILsED SPECIALS!
WoMEN.S AND MEMS SHOES

$50 Poirs Reg 6.o5 to s.e5 'Women's, Arch Shoes
Leother arch shoes from our stock, oil good styles,
I I9s po rs a. "a M.n. .,,o onvo. to1i
Home Needs
1898 Screens. 3-foId, slight ddmoos $685. 500
$50 Bolster Pillows, 8x8x2A- so
$40 Bolster Pillows, 8x8x36 ---2.25
$50 Bolster Pillows, loxlox54 --3.99
2-4.99 Sun Locfer Pads -A---3.OO
27-3.40 Bar Horbor Sets, 2-pc. -A----215
39-2.79 Metal Choir Pod back and seat - A.
III yds-l 90 TO 4oo Upholstery Fobrics, 25% OF
$3.50 Adirondack Choir Pads 100
go and 800 Assorted RuffIed and
Tailored curtoins ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 80
e6l-5.99 Rutfled Royon Mcrquisstta curtoins,
SO mostly 90" long -----------~-
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FABRICS REDUCED

IA Yds. l.4o Royon Novelties ------yd. 69c
AZ Yds. I 80 Assorted Nylon Fobrics sd. 69e
"a Yds. 2.2o Ameritex Novelty Nylons, I'd. 81
50 Yds 2.7o Ameritex Nylon Fobrics yd. 80
90 Yds. 70 Formal kylons- -------- yd. .69c
"a Yds. 90 Nylon- Orion Novelties I'D. l 90
2o8 Yds. l.oo-l.4e Mrocle Royon Fobrics,
va. 6oc
los Yds. l29 Foil Royon PIoids- 60c
lo4 Yds 40 Wool-Like Royons- i 60
IL Yds. l.lo Nylon Foncies ---------yd. Csc
1874 Yds. l.l9 kylon Net, n" Wide---yd. 69c
l2o Yds. 80 Printed Corduroy -----yd. Tie
$50 Yds. / 90 Airoele Royon Ploids I'D. l 100
80 Yds. 7oc Fall Printed Outing I'D. A5c
81 Yds ! 80 Solid Color 6obnrdine I'd. 100
| 100 Yds. 1890 Assorted Cottons. as Isl
I'd. Toe
90 Yds. go Gobordine Remnonts- 69c
IA Yds, 8oc Everoldzed CIokoy ------yd. 39c
SO Yds, 2. 89 Velvefeen Remnants 6Qc
So Yds. soc Solid Color Soteen------yd. 37c
4 llo Yds. 7oc Satin Remnants ------yd. 33c
V "a Yds. ls2o-2.l9 NyIon Remnonfs I'd. 44c
264 Yds. 7oc Chromespun Toffetd I'D. 44c
Is Yds. 2.oo Embroidered Oroondy, imp.
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INFANTS SHOES

Org. Fps 70 SIS
los pairs OF famous make white
shoes for infants. First step and
flexible hard soles included.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
SKI CLUB BEGINS
 TOW OPERATIONS

The Matanuska Ski clubs tow which was extended to 1400 feet this year, was put in operation for the first time this past Sunday at Little Susitna when club mem- bers completed hanging the wheels and splicing the rope.
 The tow has not only been ex- tended 200 feet this year, but inn proved equipment has been added. 1 New solid rubber wheels to carry the lower rope are being used on new poles which were set early this Fall. A complete motor over haul and repair was completed during the summer and new ply wood wheels, working off the mo- tor, were added.
 Now the skiers are hopefully looking skyward for heavier snowfall Although there is more snow in the mountains than has fallen in the Valley, brush on the ski slopes is still showing four and five feet above the snow in some spots. The tow slope was packed down this past Sunday and the lower slope which is relatively free of brush is also skiable.
 The club plans to operate the tow each Sunday, and Saturday whenever possible, through the balance of the season. Club facil- ities are offered for use to club members through their member ship fees, plus small charge; and to non-members, for daily rate. Daily tow rates to members are S100 per day for senior mem bers (18 years or elder) and 50 cents per day to juniors. Non- members rates are double. It is the hope of the club to increase their tow facilities each year, add ing additional toWs as soon as pos sible.
 In addition to the longer tow this year, there is also comfort station located on the upper slope A warm-up hut, still in the pro- gress of construction, is expeced to be completed this season.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
NEW COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY KsWANsS PRESIDENT

Jim Gentleman, Lieutenant Governor of Alaska Yukon Divi- sion of Kiwanis was guest at the regular Kiwanis meeting held Monday noon of this week. MT. Gentleman was in Palmer from Whitehorse for the Installation of officers held by the local club this past Saturday.
 During the meeting a progress report on the new Valley Pres byterian Hospital was given by Jack Newcomb, acting hospital administrator and committees for 1854 were appointed by club president, Emil Ganschow.
 The following members were appointed to the II committees of the club: Agriculture and conser- vation: H. J. Hodgson, chairman, Keith Walker, and James Will son. Public and business affairs: Glen B. Persinger, chairman, Al J. DeJulio, and Charles Wilson. Support of churches: Lloyd Sev- ern, chairman, and Cy Brewer Youth services: Dr. C. C. Bailey, chairman, William Kelleigh, Ed Smith, and Hugh Johnson. Atten- dance and membership: Marvin J. Slaughter, chairman, Richard Jones, Richard Andrews, and Hugh Johnson. House committee: Joe Lover, chairman, and Emil Ganschow.
 Also, new club organization: James Hurley, chairman, Ed Smith, and Hugh Johnson. Pro- grams: George Crowther, chair man, Allan Mick, and Richard Washburn. Public Relations: Ed Smith, chairman, Robert Pippel, and Roscoe Taylor. P. A. system:
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH

Mrs. Don Irwin and William Reid were elected as elders dur ing the annual meeting of the congregation of the United Pro- teStant Church held last Sunday afternoon. The meeting followed pot-luck dinner in the church assembly hall. The pastor, Rev. Brian Cleworth was moderator for the meeting.
 Walter Huntley was elected steward and Dr. Winston Laugh lin was reelected treasurer. New trustees elected included Mrs. Margaret Cope, Russell Asay, and Clarence Fahnestock.
 The reports presented by the organizations and officers of the church showed that the past year was year of growth throughout the entire church.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-14
PALMER COUPLE TO MARRY SATURDAY

Avis Peterson will become the bride of Bernard E. Bouwens Saturday evening, January 16 in a ceremony to be performed by U. S. Commissioner Dorothy B. Saxton at the home of the bride groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. Bernard BouWens.
 A reception for the couple will follow at 800 pm. at the Bou- Wen's home. All family friends of the couple are invited to at tend.