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Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Harvey G. Marvel
Opens New Office
Local Insurance And Real Estate
brokers At No. 3 S. Walnut 81

4AAAW AtELl HaUHUH
Brokers At No. 3 S. Walnut 81
Harvey G. Marvel. Milford Tpsur.
ance and Real Estate Broker has
recently opened a new o5Hoe at 3
south Walnut St., Milford. Mr Mar.
Vels Office is one Of the most mod-
ern Offices in lbWer Delaware
Starting in business in 1916 the
Marvel agency has grown to be one
q tne largest real estate and insnr-
ance agencies in Kent and snssev
Counties. In recognition of his opt-
standing real estate experiences
GOV. J. Caleb Boggs recentIv an,
pointed Mr.. Marvel to the three man
delaware Real Estate Commission
Mr- Marvel is past president Of the
hent County Real Estate Board
member Of the Delaware Insurance
agents Association and the Milford
chamber of Commerce.
Associates Of the Marvel Agency
are Betty Pierce. secretary. and
Bessie Il. Gooding, real estate sales
Mr Marvel is well and favorabIv
known throughout lower Delaware
ana his many friends wish him con-
1nued success in his new quarters.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Paul Walker Wins
Georgetown Race

Paul Walker, Milton. Del roars5
@ victory ia the National Chamnins
snip Elimination Feature ~ ~
Georgetown Speedway last FriSsv
night and, therefore. viii ~ ~
presenting the Georpetown trsot q
Langhorne on Sunday. 0etobs~ M
when the 100 mile National gnorts
me- enampionship win be held Bv
-aIt.e q his win tonight (Sept 81
Walher qualified for definite start
ing place "a the biz 100 mile event
ana also Won his third consecutive
feature at Georgetown. his totsI
wins Tor the season stands az seven
features. seven heats and one consr-
atlon Walker also scored Ia one
q iast weeks heats setting a new
continued Uu pgEe eeVen1
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Family Size Farms
biggest Producers
are Far From BEING
Counted Out III Latest
Survey

ls tne famiIy-size farm on its
ay out with the development 81
nnechanized methods that male
= s-seale farming possible, many
people have pondered this onee-
tl9n. latest Census fgures indi-
la.e mat lamily-siza farms are
SUI very much in the piefure-pro-
~, ee1.ns almost three-fourths OF to-
~ laim products sold after more
.. nan tnfee decades of mechanizaz
me 1850 Census divided the gl
...lii.9a Y. s. farms into two groune
- mutton commercial FARMS anS
- million non-commereiaI farms
CONTINUED On page six)
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10

eA N.A also =. EUnNn wnm
on tne rolls. have been substanliel.
y increased Ia fact. IL imme5i
ateiy increases the social secnrifv
dement's 70 the more than Is 000
persons in The state now receivine
monthly payments from $50 00o ~
st56.900 be added
The amended seeial Security Act
also
4 Extends coFefage, commenefnp
January 4 1855. io about IA
million more gainfulIy- y-empiov-
eq people Including seif-em-
ployeq farm operators and most
tafm Wofk kers
Increases benefits % aii pres
ent and future retired wofterr
anq @ their dependents and
survivors.
determines BENEFITS on 3 more
aqFantagepua basis 81 permit
ting worker 90 drop ont -
many as AVe years 0f low 81
CONTINUED on pas ninelesn3
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10

N-eA4AAa VIII Mn#m. an
$500 p. "a. in the Vocational Aeri.
culture room Of the foiiowine
schools. Newark High Schooi ~
Monday, September Isl; Caesar Rod
ney School Wyoming. on TUESDAY
September IA; and GeOreetown
High School on Thursday Sepfsm-
Der rs.
on Monday, September 20. con-
testants VIII deliver SIX 81 their
best cockerels to Swift q ~
dressing plant in Georgetown pro-
lect records must be turned ir a.
Lnat time and a shipping taa ~
tachea to the container rs which
Lhe birds are delivered. Thev viii
oe dressed and judged ready for
.he final events.
Judges VIII consider siga. bofv
conformation unifOrmifv sns
dressed appearance. Ernest MAJ
news from Salisbury. Nd. win 81
chairman Of the judges.
Continued on page thres)
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Rural Youth Safety
Programs Planned

1T is time 10 begin maxine nis,s
% get youth represenfation frow
your organization 70 CHICAGO ~
participate in the 1854 NaIionsi
SAFETY Congress. suggests Samuel
M Gwinnl state 4-H Club ieader ir
Delaware.
The National Safety Conpro-a
neio annually in Chicago attracts
eA 9tsenQance Of over 1900. The
1e.s- are October 1922 inclusive.
tnls year marks the second special
2toeian planned for rural youth.
7 oQtn sroaps from q number AZ
tates win BE there as state wins
aeEs tor outstanding achievements
q tarm safety Others win come
also 20 receive the benefits and in-
Continued pn page two)
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Ultra-Modern Car
Clinic AT BurtOn's $
WIN Be Held Days Starting
Next Tuesday

An ultra-modern clinic for the
re-cOnditioning Of used cars and
trucks will be conducted for fonr
days beginning September att q
Burton and Co, Inc.
This service is made available
by the Chevrolet Motor Division Ia
help train personnel Of the dealer
ships service department in the
proper methods of re-conditiOning
used vehicles sold under the famous
"OK" symbol, an exclusive marx
Of quality and integrity among
Chevrolet dealers for more than
% years.
The clinic is conducted by a re-
conditioning instructor who com
Dleted in Detroit, the most compre-
hensive training course ever de-
velOped on this phase Of the auto
mobile business.
continued on page aixl
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Frank 1. Hall Head
OF Vets Campaign
WIN Direct Activities OF aReria.
tration And Vote Drive

frank y. Hall, legislative ofBcer
q Blue Hen Post No. 64S3 WV
aas 9een named chairman Of the
milford veterans Register an5
Nose campaign committee. and. as
sueh, viii direct the efforts 81 nine
Hen Post members Is pet 81 ofbsr
wise eligible Milford area citizens
registered and eligible to vote ~
tnis falfs general elections. An-
nouncement Of Hall's appointment
as chairman was made todav ~
Post Commander Paul j. Dnphilv
Han former Milford FYieb
oenool athlete and World war II
veteran, is q director OF the Wii-
ford Veterans Of Foreign Wars Aa-
soclatlon. Inc. and for two terms
served this latter group as PRESS
Gent "a printer, he Is IN charge
q the printing department 81 me
Z d. Caulk Company here.
continued On page severn
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Concert Campaign
Set For Sept. 27-Oct. 2

President OF Community Concert
Assng 6. 6. Messick Reveals Plans
George G. Messick, president of
Milford Community Concert Asso-
citation, has announced that the
week Of September N to October 3
VIII be campaign week for the
memberships Of the coming winter
season. At a meeting at his home
iast week many plans were laid for
the campaign one Of them being
tnat the headquarters would Sc IN
the store Of Fisher Appliances On
East Front Street. North Milford
Mrs. Sadie Wright win Be head
quarters chairman. Another meet
ing Is scheduled for this evoninq
al the home Of Mrs. Byron Gibson.
general chairman when captains
ana committee members viii be
complete the schedule FOR the dinner
meeting, the week 81 work for mem-
1ersnips and tie UP the ends Of anv
business that IS presented. The
Columbia representative. Miss grg
continued "a uaaa nvs)
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Old Fort Delaware
Opens This Sunday
FI9lie T VIII Be Afforded Opportunity
AO gee and Inspect Installation

t5ot installation
When Old Fort Delaware i
opened to public view fbis Snr5sv
September ~ and again 81 ssnters
per l9, a giantic American Hse 81
Dy e feet will be flying from its
raLnparts according to oficiais ~
tie Fort Delaware Society
Because Of the interest of hpn-
"ho were unable to see fhe
Tort when Il was opened three weeE-
y Nnlv and August. arranre-
Anents were made by the Society
with the cooperation Of the nals-
ware State Park Commission ~
provide another opportunity for
! -.iose s..'-. Mlo % Wlsn to see the aged pen-
lagon-shaped structure.
Located on Pea Patch Island n
re Delaware River. Just 81 sbore
from Delaware City, the fort win
CONTINUED On page five)
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
NelV Amendments TO The
Social Security Lars Listed

into M new amendments to the Security Act signed
every family Is M S resident Eisenhower virnaiIv
survivors ns1rses 3 The Of old-aqe md
e now extended g of families
.n--- 81. - ne benefit PAYMENTS onz q anra
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Farm Talent Roundup At
Greenwood, September II

~ Farm Talent Roundup Contest elections Of local hoard m
an5 on 80 members and cooperative service
uls lot the lg5S-54 be
~ 9uInern states Membership meeting for the e
20 De nd at $500 p NJ O'clock SnwOoQ area
SCHOOL, Greenwood, Del 00FoDo' - d GREENWOOD High
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
I3O Youths WjIIAttend The
BrOiter Program Sessions

Program % , 1ss ana girls participating Junior Boe
pest cockerels FTNAEg ~ hseA
smith the University of Daauars .,a
ass Extension Poultryman
narnoneratana ne points % -ooL Lo- aaIa-Lnn
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Mustangs Defeated
BY Laurel Nine
Local Group Won Northern DlvIs.
Ion Crown Before Defeat


Inc Milford Mustangs, winners
oL the Northern Division Champion
snip dropped two straight games
% Laurel SO and 40 to lose the
North-South finals. The final game
developed into thrilling pitching
dueI between LaurePs WheatIeV
ana Miltord's Hendricks AT the
enQ or SIX innings the game. was
aeaaiocked at 0-0 with LaHfeI hsv-
lns collected only two singles and
AliIord one triple, but in the tor
OF the seventh, three singles 3
walk a hit batsman and an error
accounted for all Of the scoring.
Inc Mustangs team record and
individual PLAYER records foif,,,,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Mattresses.
BOac Springs


Third Floor-WGshington
Store
500 to 500 OFF
1890 Simmons "HOtel Spe-
ciap Mattress, Box Spring Set,
stitched crush-proof borders,
discontinued style, double size,
$40
$3.50 Foster InnerSpring
Mattresses, pre-built borders,
discontinued style, double size,
21.99
1850 Simmons ''Nylon- top"
Mattresses, stitched prebuilt
borders, heavy woven ticking,
double size ------. 34.65
$3.50 Serta Box Spring,
fancy woven ticking, discon-
tinued style, double size, 1899
1-109.OO Foam Latex Mat
tress, Box Spring Set, extra
heavy ticking, twin size, soiled,
1899
1-44.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, stitched pre-built
borders, heavy ticking, twin
size, Soiled ----------1 1899
$3.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, pre-built borders,
discontinued style, twin size,
1888
1850 Box Spring, sturdy
coil construction, discontinued
style, twin size, soiled 1898
1850 Highlander Box Spring,
heavy ticking, discontinued
style, twin size ---1 1899
$3.50 Innerspring Hollywood
Bed, rolled edges, striped tick
ing, twin size, floor sample,
29.75
1885 Foam Latex Pillow,
king size, white zippered COW
er, soiled ---------------4.97
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
NeckaUeUf'

Street Floor, Wash. and Arl.
100 Pcs. Peter Pan Pique Col
lars SIC
35O-59c Costume Flowers.
pin-on styles. ------29 c
2OO-1.99 Blouses, cotton and
rayons, broken sizes. -----1.29
Street Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 and S.99 Wool Sweat
ers, broken assortment. LOO
1850 Silk Squares, 49,,
hand-rolled hens. ---3 for LOO
25-5.98 Nylon Blouses, broken
assortment, soiled. ------S.88
6O-59c Silk Ties and Squares,
1Oc
SO-1.OO Silk Tie-On Wells, 10c
25-2.99 Silk Scarves, hand
rolled prints - --1.5S
1850 to 5.9S Blouses, ny
lon, cotton and rayons, per-
fects and imports. ------2.S9
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Street Floor, Wash. and Arl.
SOC to 100 Dorothy Gray
Golden Orchid" Fragrance,
25c to SOC"
SOS Musical Dancing Dolls,
800
Box Of 1.5O Famous Name
Soaps, 4 or 8 cakes to box,
2 for 1.5O
Riddles 100 Novelties ---50c"
100 Novelty Sachet Salt and
1CYRCESs tCO
2.49 Imported China Figurines,
1.OO*
Assorted Soc TOiletrieS. 19c*
Csc to 4.S5 Cutex instruments,
1Oc to 1.59
'plus Fed. ercise tdT
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Infants WeUs.
Fourth Floor, Washington

Only
1.79 Infants Plisse Gowns and
KimOnOs, paStels --------- $50
2.99 Cotton Crib Blankets,
rayon satin bindings, 36x5O,
1.5O
1.59 Cotton Crawlers, gripper
crotch. blue, yellow, green, 2
to 4. 4Oc
1.49 to 1.99 Summer Head
wear for infants, boys and
girls SOC
Seconds Of 79c Cotton Receive.
ing Blankets, pastels, 30x40,
4Oc
1.49 Cotton Plisse Slips, lace
and eyelet trims, 3 and A. roc
1.99 Cotton Plisse Quilted
Pads, cotton felt filled, 27x34,
pink or blue. ---------7O zoe
79c Cotton Knit Polo Shirts,
stripes and checks, and 2, 25c
1.99 Girls Novelty cotton Knit
Blouses, 3 to 6 -------- zoe
500 Walking Shoes, white lace
style, narrow last; 515 and 6,
100
3.99 Faded Blue Denim Brunch
Coats, two large pockets, 3
TO b. 49, zoo
Seconds of 2.99 Chambray
COveralls. gripper crotch, San
forized Qess than 10 shrink
age), S-M-L and XL-----1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Fourth Floor-WGstington

Fourth Floor-WGShington
Store
8--Sets, 1888 Plastic Chair
Covers, set Of A. 4.98
1O-1.98 ri pere d Knitting
Bags, waterproof - = 98c*
15-Balls, ITO Sport Yarn, q
OF. size, soiled $50
60-29c-3.9S Stamped Pieces,
soiled ---------- 1Oc to 1.99
sPlus Fed. Tar
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Bedroom
Furnishings
L01DeT LeDel-Arlington
Store


Store
1880 Innerspring Mattress,
stitched pre-built borders, dis
continued style, double size,
22.5O
1-52.5O Simmons Smooth
top" Mattress, stitched sag
proof borders, heavy ticking,
double size, soiled - $500
1-44.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattress, pre-built borders,
discontinued style, double size,
$3.50
1850 Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, dis
continued style, double size,
1888
1-52SO serta Box Spring,
damask ticking, hand tied
construction, double size, 29.99
1-64.5O Serta Innerspring
Hollywood Outfit, stitched pre-
built borders, twin size, Solled,
$3.50
1-115.OO Double Dresser, Mir
ror, amber mahogany veneers,
Fl. sample, Scared - $500
1-84.OO Chest, Frostone ma
hogany veneers, floor sample.
1888
$500 Chest, bleached ma
hogany veneers, floor smaple,
1885
1-34.OO Mite Table, amber ma
hogany veneers. SCARED, 1888
1-34.O0 Mite Table, Frostone
mahogany veneers, floor SAM
pie - Ibis
1-154.5O Triple Dresser, Mir
ror, cherry cordovan veneers,
as Is ----------77.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Notions
WASHINGTON Store
Street Floor

75-Lamp Shade Covers, clear
plastic, broken sizes Sc
69-1.S9 Blanket Bags, assert
ed color plaSticS --------. $50
70-2.98 Cotton and Rayon
Girdles, broken sizes = I.99
5-1.29 Red Wood Stools,
slightly damaged -.---. Csc
6-3.98 Garment Bags, assort-
ed lengths - 100
25-1.99 Plastic Raincoats, as
sorted colors, S. M. L. -. 69c
@-1.O0-1.98 Scuffs, broken
sizes and colorS - 20c
25-1.OO Plastic Shoe Bags,
blue, green or yellow------8Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Washington Store
Street Floor

GSUtHgLOn QUOTE
Street Floor
SO-1.99 Plastic Place Mat Sets,
4 mats, 4 coasters 1.29
Lot 19c to 4.95 Miscella-
neous, Plain, Fancy Linens;
scarfs, vanity sets, washcloths,
table cloths loo to 2.95
45-2.49-3.98 Assorted Plastic
Rugs, oblongs, ovals - 1.19
3O-Seconds, 3.95-4.95 Che
mile Mat and Lid Sets, plain
or fancy -- L89
45-SecOnds, 4.95 Martex Che
mile Bath Rugs, 24x34" 1.89
5O-Seconds, 1.69-1.S9 Chenille
and Loop Pile Rugs, assorted
sizes and colors- 99c
B5-4.99-14.95 Chenille Spreads,
plain, fancy, twin and full
sizes, some seconds -2.99-5.99
Lot 69c-4.95 Assorted
Sheets, Cases, Pillow Protec-
tors, ETC., soiled, as is, 3Sc to 2.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Second Floor, Washington
OnID

Second Floor, Washington
Only
1900 Dyed MOutOn Pr0cesSed
Lamb Coats, 10 and TO- $3.50"
1880 Tan Fur-Lined Coat,
size IA --------- 69.5O*
1890 Dyed Muskrat Coats, IA,
16 and Is. -----------9 80"
1890 Grey Dyed Persian
Lamb Paw Jacket, IA $3.50"
1890 Dyed Muskrat Jacket,
IL $780,
1890 Black Dyed Persian
Lamb Paw Goats, IL and IA,
$4,000
$4,000 Dyed Muskrat Topper,
IA 49, -----------1 99. OO*
$1,000 Black Dyed Persian
Lamb Coat, 16. 239.0O"
1890 Grey Persian Lamb
Coat, IA. 299. 90"
splus Fed. tar
Fur products labeled TO show coun.
try Of origin Of imported furs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

Third FIOOT-WGSlingtO71;
LoUer LeueI-Arlington
$3.50 Plastic-tape Steel
Blinds, white or eggshell, "a"
long from % thru SO" widths.
Not all colors in all sizes,
S2.75
$3.50 : $3.50 Plastic tape
Steel Blinds, white or eggshell,
not all colors in all sizes,
40 to 43" widths ------. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Teens We0n.
Fourth Floor, Washington
OnlU
Budget Dresses
Second Floor, Washington

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
30 Misses and Half-Size $3.50
and $1O.95 Dresses, assorted
styles and fabrics $500
Is Misses and Half Size SASS
and $17.95 Dresses. Dressy
types ------------- @|'So
Is Misses $17.95 to $22.95
Brand-Name Dresses -$10.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
COrSetS
Second Floor, Washington
O1111

Second Floor, Washington
Only
25-5.95 Discontinued Styles
Playtex fabric lined girdleS
and Pantie Girdles, broken
6-2.5O Nursing BraSSieres,
white and tearose cotton,
broken sizes. LIS
48-3.95 to 500 Longtime Cot
ton and NylOn Brassieres
with carriers, tearose and
white, large sizes. - : 100
2O-2.95 Famous Make Pull On
Girdles, white, broken sizes,
1.99
$500 Bandeaux and Sun
Tops, cotton, rayon batiste and
nylon, small sizes. ------25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Auto Seat COUers
Fourth Floor-Washin0ton

Fourth FloOr-WdShttgton;
LotOer LeUel-Arlington
24-Sets, 1898 Plastic-coated
Fibre Covers 800
39-Sets, 21.95 De luxe Plastic
sealed Covers, satin trim, fully
piped Recommendation
1926 Lumite Saran Covers,
tufted panels, satin trim, for
most SO to "a models 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Girls WeUa.

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
2O-$3.5O Cotton Knit Paja-
mas and Gowns, broken sizes
$1.69
4O-$2.99 Blue Jeans, boxer or
side zip styles, irregs. SIZE
2O-S1.99 Cotton Flannel Sport
Shirts ----------69c
3O-$2.99 White Cotton Slips,
eyelet embroidery trim -$1.99
25-$4.99 to $3.50 NylOn Slip
Ons and Cardigans $3.50
2O-$5.99 to S7.99 Rayon and
Cotton Dresses - 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
GLOBES

Street Floor, Washington Only
Is prs. $50 Durene Cotton
String Gloves with pigskin
palms. White with cork. Me-
dunn and small sizes. 1.99
los prs. $50 Hand-Sewn NylOn
ShOrties, white and colors,
broken sizes. -- 1.59
139 prs. 200 to 800 Fabric
Gloves, shortie styles, white,
black, brown, broken sizes, 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

Third Floor-Washinqt.

Third Floor-WaShington
Store
72-19c-39c Odds and Ends
Table Tumblers, assorted sizes,
10c
24-39c Plain Pilsner Beer
OlaSSeS AOC
6-S4.O0 Pitchers, red cherry
design, LOT. size ----- $1.98
6-S3.98 California Decorated
Pottery Candy Bowls --$1.98
3-S5.95 Decorated Luncheon
Sets, cope. ------$3.98
1O-$1.49 Top of Stove Spoon
Rests -dSc
-$6.98 Metal Fruit or Flower
Bowls, by Syroco 1888
38-25c Red Plaid Bread and
Butter Plates ------------5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Third Floor-WGshington
Store

Third FIOOT-WGShi7Igt0n
Store
89c- Pantry Ware: enamel
and aluminium ware, as is,
1Oc-1.S0
4S-49c Glass Salt & Peppers,
metal tops ----21c
36-1.25 Drip Cuts, makes
syrup or cream pouring drip
1CSS sOC
28-$2.5O Blue Magic Salt &
Peppers, floor sample - 1.29
5O-S1.OO Bed Stabilizers 39c
17-$1.OO Cord Ups, ironing
cord control aid -----79c
1850 Sponge Mops = 44c
36-79C-$1.19 Lambs Wool Wax
ApplierS 59c
5O-12c-19c Metal Pan Lids, SC
18-$2.5O &c Degreasers u gal:
6$1.59 Mil-du-rid, ct. size,
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

Fourth Floor, Wash. Only
1919 prs. $1O.95 to SASS Ma
tionally Famous Dress Shoes,
discontinued styles and colors,
broken sizes 4 to 9 $3.50
Fourth Floor, Washington
Street Floor, Arlington
158 prs. $685. Nationally Fa-
NOUS CasualS, 4 to II -. $2.49
Street FL, Wash, ArI.
S57 prs. $3.50 Famous Make
Slippers, assorted colors and
styles, 4 to 8 --------$1 .OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

Street FlOOr-WGsIlington
8-$2.50 Metal Waste Baskets,
simulated leather cover .$1.5O
5$3.95 Fibreglas Insulated
Lunch Kits -------SI.25
4-$3.95 Snack Tables, round,
$3.50
10-S2.O0 Scrap Books, simu-
lated leather -. - 89c
6-$3.98 Snack Tables, wrought
iron, folding -. = $1.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Better Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
8 Misses 1895 Cocktail
Dresses, lace, black and pas
tells, 10 to Is --------$22.OO
Is Misses and WOmen's $17.95
to $500 New Spring Dresses,
IL to 10 and IAN to 221z $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Rugs
Third Floor-W0ShingtOn

Third Floor-W0Shingt0a
Store
3-S24.95-$39.95 Wool Rug, n.
samples, Asks ------- SOS
4O-$1.OO Rubber Stair Treads,
green, 9x24" 49, 49c
1-$256.25 Beige Textured De-
sign Wilton, 15x15 - $119.95
1-$256.95 Rose Floral Broad
loom, 15x12.10, as is =. $1O9.95
6-$12.95-$21.95 Cotton Rugs,
assorted colors, Axe $3.50
2-$39.95 Rose Long Loop Pile
Cotton Rugs, ax12 - S18.SS
Is Yds. $7.95 Beige Hall and
Stair Carpet, n" aide,
Yd. $3.S5
25-Yds. $4.95 Green or Taupe
Velvet Carpet, 22", 30"- I'd. $50
1-$24.95 Rust Plush Pile Cot
ton Rug, 6x5.10 ----$ 7.95
5-$68.25 Wool and Carpet
RayOn Administers, fl. samples,
6x9 $34.95
1-$19.95 Cotton and Fibre
Summer Rugs, 6x9 - $1O.95
2-$24.95 Long Loop Cotton
Rugs, 6x9 -----------$ 10.95
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Toys

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Store
7-S6.95 Ideal Betsy Wetsy"
Dolls, IS" tall, soiled -. $3.50
1-$7.95 Honey Walker Walk
ing Doll, soiled ------ $3.50
1-$11.S8 Mary Hartline Walk
ing Doll, 16" tall, soiled $3.50
1-$25.95 Riddles Pedal Drive
Auto, fl. sample $780,. $3.50
1-$14.95 Riddles Pedal Drive
Auto, fl. sample ---. $3.50
1-$14.95 Velocipede, 16" front
wheel - ---- $3.50
1-$15.95 Wrought Iron Table
and Chair Set $1,000 $3.50
6$1.95 Doll Muffs $1.19
6-$4.59 Laundry Sets with
washing machines, 5-pc., $2.49
S$7.95 Betsy Mccall Dolls,
1Y tall --------------$4.99
1-$8.95 Gals Colt Bouncing
Spring Horse --------- $3.50
4$5.95 Large Stuffed Sleepy
pups. soiled ------$ 2.49
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Second Floor, Wash. Only

Second Floor, Wash. Only
1855 Forstmann Ambria
Spring Coats, from California,
blue, pink and coral; misses
SIZES OJ.VV
$500 Forstmann Ambria Coat,
aqua; size Is - $500
3O-14.95 Rain or Shine Slick
ers with So'wester hats, pas
tells; 8 to 10 700
6-59.95 to 1895 Fur-trimmed
Coats $500
1896 to $685. Zip and I'm
trimmed Winter Coats $500
1880 Suede or Leatherette
3-Pc. Box Suits. Misses sizes,
14.OO
45-49.95 to 1895 Milium-.
Lined ranse ason Coats,
misses sizes -------34.OO
3-39.95 Three-Pc. Orion Box
Salts, pink and blue ----25.O0
1OO-19.95 to $500 Year-ROund
Lined Rayon Suits, misses,
juniors and women's sizes.
900
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Third Floor-Wdshington
Store

Third FIoor-Wdshington
Store
1-S29.98 Brass Table Lamp,
Grecian woman holding urn,
4 arms for candles, gold foil
shade, 80" tall $1,000
1O-S3.98 Milk Glass Table
Lamps, green ivy leaf design,
dark green shade, II" tall
$1.99
1O-S8.98 Crystal Hurricane
Lamps, imported prisms,
etched globes, 1918" tall
S4.98
$4,000 China Table Lamp,
hand-painted leaf design on
chartreuse base, decorator
shade, IS" tall $500
+$19.9S China Table Lamps,
hand-painted design, drum
shades, 3 styles ---------$S.S8
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Third Floor-WGshinOton
Store


4 prs. $12.9S Hurricane Lamps,
electric, frosted globes,
scratched -.---------$7.5O
l set $21.O0 Community Sill
verplate Steak Knives, 8-pc.
scratched S11.97
+$39.5O Silverplated Flat
ware, 52-pc., scratched, chest,
as Is ---- --$l4.S8
5O-S1.5O Silverplated Serving
Pieces, scratched SIC
100-75c Salad Forks, King
Edward Pattern, Cavalcade
Pattern, scratched -----. 29c
2-$49.98 English Plated Tea
Kettles, scratched ----$27.5O*
'Plus Fed. Tar