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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
NOTICE

All organizations and instifu-
tions in me city are asked 10
send twe representatives 10 .
meeting 10 b held st Inc Elks
Lodge House, I'll Amelia S..
Friday, February q. for HE
purpose Of discussing plans rel.
alive 10 "clssn-up-Week" In
our section Of the city.
Aiphonso =. Dean, exalted
ruler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
DEATHS

Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Annie RO1Aer who died re-
Gently in the State Hospital, will
be conducted Sunday, February z,
at Newman Methodist Church at
800 p. m. Rev. Smith, pastor, will
conduct the rites.
The deceased who is a native of
Key West, is survived by a niece,
Mrs. Annie Lowery, of Key West;
several nephews, grand nieces;
grand nephews, and a host of other
relatives and friends.
Interment will be in the family
plot of the City Cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. An
ME Romer was conducted at New.
man Methodist Church, February
q.
The deceased is survived by a
niece, Mrs. Annie Lowery, several
nephewS and a host of other rela-
tives and friends.
Interment was in the family plot
of the City Cemetery.
Thomas Thompson has been In
formed of the death of his son, VII.
liam Thompson DIETER known to
some as Sucumba and to others
as Tree Top). Said event occurred
at Kings Veterans Hospital, Bronx,
New York, Wednesday, February
10.
No information has been given
as to funeral arrangements.
Survivors include the father who
has been employed by Lopez Fun
eral Home for a number of years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
CHOIR At NEWMAN
SHOWS NEW LIFE

The choir Of Newman Methodist
Church has taken on new life now
that male voices are added.
Rev. Arthur Smith. pastor, Is
always ready and waiting to give
spiritual guidance in order TO keep
the members together.
An invitation is extended to all
interested persons to build up this
department.
Ruth Carter, reporter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
Regular Feiiotrs Club
To Conduct Contest

The Regular Fellows Club wish.
es to announce that the Miss Is
land City" contest will take place
again this year.
Any single young lady between
the ages of 16 and 81 may qualify
See Arthur Sands (Key West).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13


SENIOR OF THE WEEK 10
Miss Rose Marie Ferguson,
daughter of Mrs. Charlotte
Ferguson, 713 Chapman Lane.
Rose is very active in school
and club work. She Is presi-
dent of the ESQ Club and de-
votes much Of her time to con.
Quoting social affairs at the
center" Upon graduation
from Douglass in June, Rose
plans going to California,
where she will take q stem
ographer's course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Pla, ST.,
are the parents of son, David,
born Sunday, January 81. at the
Monroe General Hospital
The baby weighed s lbs. at
birth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
Coral City Singers
To appear In Concert

The Coral City Singers under the
direction of Miss Mercedes Han
nibal will appear at the First Meth
odist Church on the corner of Ea-
ton and Simonton Streets, Sunday,
February IL, at $50 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
CLUB NOTES

The great Valentine Dance that
you have been waiting for viii be
staged tonight at 500.
The decorations are beautiful as
they were made and supervised by
Mrs. Mildred Harris, fourth grade
teacher of Douglass High School,
and Mrs. Carrye Minor, home eco
lnomics director of the same insti.
tuition.
The girl raising the largest
amount of money will be crowned
Miss Valentine and the young man
raising the highest amount will be
Mr.. Valentine.
These two will reign over the
ball which we expect to vie with
Mardi Gras.
Don't forget the picnic to be
held at Boca Chica Beach Sunday.
February IA. Buses viii leave the
"center" at I'll Whitehead Street,
at exactly 100 p. m.
The picnic marks the first an
.niversary of the Servicemen'S Com
munity Center in Key West.
There will be a program con-
Quoted at the center" Sunday,
February 81, celebrating the 1st
anniversary of the "center" which
opened in February of 1858.
Refreshments viii be served at
this affair.
We plan to make this program
something to be remembered.
On Sunday, February 7, approx
mately IS people were served re-
freShments.
Mrs. Marie S. Welters, director
of the center" and Mrs. CARVE
Minor, Home economics instruc-
tor at Douglass School served.
These affairs are given to make
the boys feel at home, as the plan
of the "center" is to be a home
away from home" for the boys.
We do appreciate the lovely cleo
trio stove which Mrs. John Bal
lentlne of Avenue E gave us.
Mrs. Ballentine, we assure you
it will serve a great purpose in
relieving the anguishes of a most
distressed cook.
The "center" is still furnishing
amusement to enlisted men and
teenagers.
The snack bar serves hot dogs
hamburgers, cold drinks, assorted
cakes and potato chips.
Spaghetti supperS will be served
on Friday nights.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher
els Micken's Lane, are the parents
Iof boy, Rudolph Alexander, born
at Monroe General Hospital Wed.
IneSday, January q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13
SICK

Mrs. Pearl Scott Thompson is a
patient at Monroe General Hospi.
tai.
Mrs. Louise Wilson, mother Of
Mrs. Wilhelmina Balm is i'll at the
home Of her daughter, 223 Eanea:
Lane.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cash is i'll.
Milton NJ. Thompson, shop in,
structor 81 Douglass School. ha:
been patient at DR.. Conley':
Hospital for a few days.
Mrs. Yvonne Johnson, secretary
of Douglass High School, has been
Ill for a few days. Her baby, Mar.
sha, was also Ill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

Mrs. Wilhelmina Carey, 3os Ju-
liza Street, spent the weekend visit
ing relatives in Kissimmee and
Jacksonville, Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

election of officers on February
%, and installation services will
be held the LIST week of March.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Perkins
were in the city over the weekend
attending the funeral of the late
Mrs. Annie Romer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

Chaplain Roy A. Tyndall, one of
the organizers of our Center is
now retired into civilian life and
will make his home in Florida.
Chaplain Charles Robinson re-
placed Chaplain Tyndall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

The G. S. o. girls will hold their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

The Woman's Civic Club viii
hold its regular meeting Monday
February s, at the Community Cen
ter.
AS business OF great importance
will be transacted at this meet.
ing, every member is asked to BE-
present.
W. Balm, President
v. Mingo, Secretary
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

The snack bar serves hot dogs.
hamburgers, cold drinks, assorted
cakes and potato chips.
Spaghetti suppers will be served
on Friday nights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-13

Mrs. Elizabeth Cash is i'll
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
To ReactiVate
Women'S Fed.

On Monday a group of
women met at the Center to
discuss the role and effective
ness of the WOmen'S Fedora
ton. Out of the deliberations
came: the resolve to resume
activities either this summer
or fall, the need for such an
instrument to develop new
community leadership, pres
entatiOn of programs to aid
organizations to nurture new
leaders. And finally, to give
opportunity and direction in
a never-ending recruiting for
and strengthening of the CJA
Women's Division.
With these spheres of ac-
tnvity in view, the annual
meeting of the WOmen'S Fed
GRAFTON will be in the form of
a brunch Monday, May II, at
1920 at the Center. All wom-
en- contributors to the CJA
are indeed welcome, says
Mrs. Ethel LeBOff, president,
and invited to assume respon-
sibility within the Federation.
There will be an election
of officers and the executive
board. Choice for the 1855
Women's Division CJA chair
man will also be indicated.
Serving on the nominating
committee are: Mrs. Stanley
Hatcher, chairman, Mines. Al
Fine, Henry Kaufman, Sol
Kamin, Jack Nevins, with
Mrs. LeBoff serving ex-
officio.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

Due to arrive i'm several
days is Mrs. Blanche Davis,
Portland, Ore. She is the sis
ter of Mrs. Frank Robin and
comes for the unveiling of a
monument shortly to her
mother, Mrs. Molly Goldberg.
At the end of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Goldberg
return to Montreal, Canada.
They spent the season here.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
State ADJ To Set Up
Group On Resort Bios

The most significant action
taken was to establish a Spe-
cial committee to combat re-
sort discrimination. Refer
ring to the action, LevkoWitZ
said, '"The issue of social dis
elimination by resorts is no
longer a matter of minor sig
nificance. The continuance of
unfair policies by so-called
leading resorts carries with
it the implication that our
Arizona communities condone
this type of discrimination.
We feel confident, also, that
those groups which have in
dividualS of the Jewish faith
will not tolerate any practice
which will serve to embar-
rass any segment of their
memberships"
Continuing on, he said, ut
is not our purpose to advise
these groups where to hold
their meetings, but it is our
hope that the special COM
mittee we are creating will
be able to devise constructive
techniques for coping with
the divisive problem. e"
Reports were heard on sew
eral professional bigots Oper-
ating in Arizona. Creation of
an ADJ Speakers Bureau is
also under consideration. 1t
was revealed that William
Gordon offered his services
to the Alianza Hispano Amer
icana in a legal action against
the City of Winslow to effect
desegregation of the munich
pal swimming pool.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

The KaI RubinS now live at
2907 E. Devon Drive. Mrs.
Bertha Lieber'S new address
is 1890 E. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Herman and children
are in their new home at
1913 E. Linden. Moving this
week into their large, new
home are the Louis Shenka-
row family, located at 203O
f. 4th.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wan.
ger left Friday for Bryan,
Tex, to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-laW, Morris
Kaplan, who died in Texas
Tuesday while on a trip.
Mae VOs goes to the coast
for Market Week and then on
to New York on a buying
trip.
The Arizona post., 1954-05-07

Arizona Post, May I. 1854
Evening star., 1954-06-27

ANTIQUES-Victori sofa tmedal-
lion center) gentleman's chair.
side chairs, Q footstools. sofa and
chairs have grape carvings. $500;
Victorian mirror. Chippendale mir, mir
elec. portable clothes dryer. rugs
and draperies. BY OWNER. KE; g.
ANTIQUE Victorian loveseat. finger
carved. medallion back; family piece;
reasonable. Call OIL. 4-566O.
ANTIQUES. variety with lamps Mt
tinEs shades I%p elESes ehim%syS an0 ar6sd sDe
St. Falls Church Va
ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass, china. bric-a-brac, etc. Thurs
day. 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
.TI0N; Rockville. Mo; .,.n r,n,.
tops and backs; will sell reas. 5733
ANTIQUE FuRH:@closing out antique
shop; walnut drop-leaf tables. small
card table with drawers, walnut emo
tables. old circasian walnut slant slant
chairs recond., small sewing cabinet;
also old painting; all in Al cond.
ANTIoUES-sheraton dining chairs.
tnlaid serving and lamp tab tables. ma
leaf, tortoise shell and brass inlay,
black marble top. $500. TIE. 6-2771
sunday; weekdays after 8 Pm;
bed and pad, So. Ii. 1880.
ANTIQUES-Old house full of fur
niture, bric-a-brac. prints and what
nots: selling everything: furniture
dates from 1S40 on. Call TU
,.nt 2.OIo1 - after ,s!r.s. s pm. for appoint
ANTToUES-Oid paper roll music
box, Edison wax roll phono. Also
very old typewriter. 616 Mass. NV
Evening star., 1954-06-27

ENCYCLOPOEDIA AMERICANA. 80
ENCYCLOPEDIA-Book Of Knowl-
edge. complete. Also 10 nm movie
!si pIpisctST TsssorsS1S a1a gthsr e1sss eSsss viii
ENGINE, cyl continental air-cooled.
like new. ideal for power unit, saw
mil; ETC.. $146 or best offer. RE.
ESLARGER New foto-la5ger "D".,
As. and go MN. ctd. AS lens. diff.
and condenser, incl. new easel. tank.
Safelight. etc. All for $50. OIL. 4
ENLARGER. 6x7 Elwood: excel. for
FAN. 20 in; TV, l6 in; sewing ma
chine; power mower. Everything in
house must CO., No reasonable offer
= retHsedii ETY. ~. b,97s5; ..,..r E27
$1s air on compressors. 1S Sp motOT SsT
range, bargain, SIS. LA. 6-69S0.
FAN, exhaust, twin, for easement
window. three speeds, excel; cond.;
xfEy NSeasoSa5is S5 lsEa EN- $zsHs
Sell. S45. OIL. 1881.
FAN. GE dbl. reversible window, al
most most new. $35. ST. 3-7SO0. Ext.
OSO, mon. go.
GsSil!atSF Gol sNsGs1l' 1ltaOle-Waii-no0r': S@7'6O'
FANs-Window fans, 2O-in., S34.5o
While vtiin ,thsy they last last. reg reg. $4ss5 fan;
tor; fan blade. shaft and bearings
kit, S9.95 while they last, Bildur-
own. use your motor. Don't wait, get
yours now at these low preseason
prices: Blades bearings. shafts. mo-
Fl R1G 5ePsE HaUipMasr HEsS ps5?s e6 FEEG 5hsf
man ave. NV, AID. 2-16O0.
FAN. Coolair 2S-in. window fan. / VI.
Old: $75oc Girls 16-in. bicycle; S12.
FAN, Homart adjustable window ex-
nearly new. S35. KE. 6.s341.
FANS-200 used 16 in. e.c.-d.c. $40
UP: 500 blades in stock. ali sizes:
LEWIS. 1887 14th NV. DU. 1856.
FANS-2 Homart. window. new, in
cartons. Belt driven. S45. EN-
FAN@22is-inch exhaust. $50. Ten
$S;50; TOOLS; saws. metal inter box,
FANsS;-MAKEE YOUR OWN FAN. Use
the motor Of your furnace blower
! ESHS Aai AAIS $IeA'0o4 w. 4~O1
FAN. i exhaust, "a in. with GE
motor. " h.p.; ! exhaust fan, belt
driven, 30-in. Century motor, "a
h.p. motor, ITO or 220 volts, Wag-
ner refrigerator compressor. AID. f.
FAN, 9o", new, S29. so; 49,. S25
Store fixtures and misc. ST. 3-S631
or WA. 1880. 517 4th st. s.w. 81
FANS, exhaust, f1t easement windows;
easy to install; $36.5O Cfree triaD
HE. 4-6592. -27
FAN. Homart 22-in. window. Used
l season. Hotpoint rotary washer
with wringer: GE Monitor tor
refrigerator: double drainboard
porcelain sink with or without
matching oxford cabinets; mahog
kneehole desk with slide for port
able typewriter: Scott Jr. seed and
fertilizer Spreader. lawn mower
chifferobe. red plastic canister set
RA. 6-1639 or OIL. 2-9495. -27
FAN, 12" squirrel cage type; moves
1000 fl. of air per min.; cost 800.
sell for $50. KE. 8-59SS. -27
FAN. twin G. E; list price S72, will
sell for S35; / mo. old. EN-. 3-6S33
FAN. exhaust Dual. excellent condi-
Evening star., 1954-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNISHINGS

From nice wash. homes at
lowest prices. Simmons Hide
a-bed. S110; maple bedrm..
Beautyrest matt, $1O5. King
8-drawer solid mahog. double
dresser, S105; mahog. cre-
denza buffet, $50; maple chests.
$24 up: mahog. twin bedSteads.
2 for $40; mahog. ext. table,
pads, S35; misc. Each item
excel. cond. The Little Store
Around the Corner" 1929
Wisconsin ave. NV. OPEN
WEEKDAYS TIL z PM.
CLOSED SUNDAYS. EN-. 2
6677,
Evening star., 1954-06-27
PIPE-USED

Ioalvanized threaded pipe at very
reasonable prices. lengths from ~
WAsHiNoIoN RAG q BAG CO.
oh L st, 6W Phone D1. 7-SOO7
open Every Saturday Until 4:3O pm
Plastic LAMINATING MACHINE.
with supplies. $3.50. Call JA'
lPIEXiGLASs: 1 sheet. V" thieki
used. 331 Emerson 81. NV. sunday
POCKET and billiard tables, supplies.
poker tables and games. table ten
MS tables sn4 sn4 sseSsg1HTigsaa. % H.ga aTFSnyS, TFSTMyES,
CO.. SO 9th &c. NV. Dl. 7s47l1:
CONTINUED On Next Page.l
Evening star., 1954-06-27

CASH REGISTER. brand.new Item.
iZer, 4 totals. $695. CIRCLE. 741
18th NV. DI. 7-7372.
CASH REGISTER. elec., Ss6; type
writer. stand. S45; adding machine
$50; all. S125. CO.. 6-0360.
CASH REGISTER. McCasky cleo. mod.
with accounting system. Less than
5 pm. 80
business as low as S49.5O. CIRCLE
TYPE CO., TAI 18th NV. DI. 7-7372
Evening star., 1954-06-27
LOCKERS

15x1sx72. in units OF 2. 3 and 4;
$3.50 value for 81 per door. j. H
GICHNER. 25l3 NJ NV. EX. 3-3527
LOW BOY stainless steel refgr.. Gar
land range. grease trap, sink, dish
washer, ETC.: must sell. Ii. 3-0635
LUMBER - African mahogany. Ions
lengths. beaut. grains; 5Oc bd. It.
LUMBER BARGAINS-2x4s. 4x4s
Sheathing, shelving. trim. etc: Sher-
if rd ne. opp. Safeway warehouse
Never closed
Evening star., 1954-06-27
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

1, Lady's 5 dia. finger ring,
total 2l2 cts. fine color and
cut: lax gold mtg. out Of
2. Eady's 1A cts, blue white. ~
AK wg.; unreemed at only 80
and cut. real modern plat.
m mtg 3, T., with With Aside dams; A.
4; Ma NaFauiss .snr6H diamona nd ring in.
We1sas staddsd WITH fRPfHs' fs matched BLU: Blu:
white round diamonds weigh
hand made platinum setting;
this is truly terrific. buy III
5 Diamond and platinum
watch, So brilliant cut dia-
mondS set in heavy platinum
case and matching bracelet;
III. Hamilton movement.
fully guaranteed and looks, like
new, a real buy from our loan
6. Emerald and diamond en-
gagement ring, set with /
pear shape genuine emerald
mondS on sides; platinum set ma
ting; out Of pawn only 80
z. Opal and diamond earring.
. fire opals set with s beauti-
full diamonds. AK yellow
6. Mans 3h cts, diam. ring;
this is a Tremendous size dia-
mond for such bargain
price; good color and set in
heavy AK y.g.; unredeemed o
0. Mans ga cts, absolutely
fiawless: nice color; set In TX
heavy AK w.g. mtg. 70
T;x,1~orc4or p 10
Evening star., 1954-06-27
Elevator or Stacker.

One 1,5OO-lb. Lewis Shepard Co.
stacker. motor driven and fully au-
tomato. serial No. 1925. 220 volt,
%sy ~ eyc % nEs aeiTht Ihas Ps R!iOfm nittins s1Ss
height 12' In excellent condition,
may be inspected. Call Union f.
1905 between am. and 4:30 pm.
Monday through Friday.
Evening star., 1954-06-27

MASSAGE UNIT. Niagara, hand, tr
good cond. WO. 6-6tis1:
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS from dou
BILE bed, good condition S25. 10
MATTRESS and box spring, serta
wash. mach. Monitor. RA. 6-2662
MATTRESSES (2), new, twin with
box springs and legs. Will sell SET
for $65 or sgle. $35 ea. Ii. 4-O3S9
MEAT BOX. Fleetwood. glass front
IA 7-2455. 10 an. to z pm. Sat
urday or Monday. ~
MICROPHONE, Dynamic. with chrome
floor stand. ia. 9-4612.
MIMEOGRAPH; has automatic feeder
and counter, $40. GoSNELL. 252%
MiRFok. GRTi'osIs Screen. SCI s-psnel. cost $500
sacrifice, S75; small nah. migror
MISCELLANEOUS pieces Of furniture
326 36th st. ne. (River terracel;
MIXER, GE: large presssS1nre psSn cooker Se,,
MOTION TTS PICTURE PROJECTORS
used and demonstrator models or
sale; best buys Also tape recorders
and record players. WILSON GILL
M6SfEoRsSl SE Sl1 jIce ESs St t. Too 10 hp sp ana Il.
duction gear; 9 $40 volts, rewound
exeh: cARTY. 1908 l4th st. NO
MOTORS. Q. 2. 5. z h.p., single phase
20-in. planer. LLOYD DURHoRAW
PRone Lo, $500. Open Sun. .a.2s
MOTORS, " h.p.. guar. I VI. SZ.ot
and So. All day Sunday, after
weekdays, LA. 6-30SS: ~
1. Sun: till 3, ewes: after e. ssss Eeai
MGdoas s1d Each 3 sIsSsfic' TExfI s1esiss e ns' new
MOTORS-we exchange any motor
while you wait. S9.95 up. Wash
ington's largest stock. lowest prices
Electric EoUIPMENT CO. 24!!;
Sherman ave. NV, AID. 2-16O0.
MOVIE OUTFIT. 16-mm. Revere
magazine camera, 2.5 lens; 12O'
watt Keystone prof. screen Sl2V
MnfriLfTR. EM; n-fFRs' Model 1900. 11x17
sheet. excellent condition. JU g.
0665. LO. 5-l711. 81
NOVELS, old. VI. 1884 up; aeeuTn aesln;
postage stamps; - stamped lss0ns
OFFICE EQUIPMENT-Desks chairs
fles,. supply cab. add. macnines'
type&riters, standards: porfa3.eSi prfa9H Z
TYPEWRITER co; new ewaaa a9dresS'
oTt1cE II a3'h hESsuInPMENPLo9. st PM p ssdd,n.
noiseIess. good shape. S45; check.
writer. Pay Master. ,new. SOB; moor
fan. S12. See ct 1914 18th 81, n;V-
"A. A. BELL. ST
Evening star., 1954-06-27
LUMBER
I,IIMRER

LUMBER
Open Sat-, Sun. Til 6 PM.
NEW FLUSH DOORS, $4.95
Wonderful ends. easy to cut for odd
size doors. tops. etc. Plywood and
lumber cuttings of all kinds; many
at half price or less; good shelving,
special mldgS.. millwork. GENERAL
MILLWoRK CO. 1900 Knowles ave,
Kensington, Md, LO. 5-231 l. Down,
town yard open 5-day week, 6l6
LIalF st G " nT E-11S2
Evening star., 1954-06-27
PIANOS

Fire sale specials. spinets, consoles
and grands; up to 50et discount
while they last. MUSIC SALES
CORP, 1900 G st. NV -2S
Evening star., 1954-06-27

DIsHWAsHER, kit. cabinets. kit
sOod saeS condition sas Haass J6 ss Hssr but a!
DISHWASHER, full size portable
Apex, aIlto. connects to faucet, excel
cond.; S85 or best offer. IA. S-244S.
DOCTOR'S EQUIPMENT. examining
table. sterilizeT cabinets. etc.. like
DOORS-Stock Of custom made doors
all sizes and styles. ARLINGTON
WooDW,ooR5K1No & LUMBER CO.
DOORS. screened storm comb. vari.
OGSd OGs sizes; H.a golf shoes size IsI s1R; all
DRESSER, and double bed in satin
PSOne PGOG an9 JT. sSrssss. sSrssa trim; Oe': & SHer
DRESSES. cotton and wool. over 2
dozen. slightly used; size IL and IA;
Ts IDEAL ofS-Ss fSr SCHOOL girl; very reasonable
DROP CLOTHS, dark. shades, extra
lge... 12xI5. special value, $4:44;
wool sponges. value So, special csc.
PYUs ADAMS. 1119 9th st. NV
5sS: 5ss gyS sAeLr 7gs sssa we
EiEGTkic .Ei;4It; iRS2SNGEE.o ag, large size
fully automatic: 4O-ft. of cable
With stove; 9 yrs. See at S22a
EhEefRfe MlcffsHsA RSHsTER. sUf is westinVhSus.
new cond.; sacrifce. or. 4-92O9,
ELECTRIC FAN, 20-inch Homart win
dow fan. speeds: like new: $40
EIRc!0 2H; 0-oa1s oRaNGE, til MestIniehOu.e. pmi 4.
Spec $25, BLOCKS. i74e Lee hwy.
JA. $500.
Evening star., 1954-06-27
Livingston q %.
EST. 1904

1923 H ST. NV, ME. 8-5268
EQUIPMENT. 3 dicta::
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D1NETTE TABLE, yellow. FOrmica
chrome, 4 match. chairs: foam rub
Der seats. DI. 7-4126 Suns ewes:
DIN: RIM. SUITE, 9.piece junior junior
nab gs5o liFs rs qeS; sssC4 cost $685. .ac55i'e 57
chairs, server. buffet. china closet;
well-known company: best offer: also
lge. Servel refgr.. fine cond.; otner
DIN ISf0i RM. M0p;i SURF. FL; 9epc. mshOEany;
glass-top bufiet; excel; cond.; Sseri' Ssseri
flce, 5000 JU. S-111S. -@
DIN. RM., French Provincial: 1 round
table Huet. chairs, msS,. exssIi Uoster eonS bed
chest. Complete. s25. OIL. 1858
DINING TABLE, mahoe. drop leaf
round leafs for or. ext; xttb fsEfers; DSncnn
DINING TABLE. china cabinet and 9
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 10 pieces. solid
mahog., by Drexel. beautiful cond
also mshOg 5eSTm. sselsfarS selsf Soi1 knee aao
hole desk, tables, etc. Ii. 7-6755.
DIN. RIM. SUITE. 1O-pc.. walnut: IN
Al condition. Inquire RA. 5000.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1O-ps.. solic
5-pc. maple dinette. $35; dresser
S25. OIL. 2-0792.
DINING ROOM SET. in Al condi.
ton; 4Sx34 golden oak table witt
disappearing leaf, table mat ane
after 5:15 pm. ia. $4,000. Ext
Dining IiiNG ROOM sUIrEs-7-pc, ma
hog. brand-new. china. buffet. ext
table. 4 chairs, res. S349. nov
1929: 6.pc. modern oak ,yY,s Gln; I'm;
! 1928 9TH st. NV. HU. 3-3646.
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut, gooc
| condition. Call Sunday or eVeninE
after q. IL. 6-664e.
Evening star., 1954-06-27
MANTELS

Custom made to fit your fireplace
opening. Large selections. Installa::
tion. Win-dor jalousies fabricated
and installed. cabinets, bookcases,
vaiances, etc. made tn your speci-
fications. H. & H. WOODWORKING
SHOP, JU. S-1135 Ewes, JU. D.
Evening star., 1954-06-27
HI-FI RADIO-PHONO.

Custom-made RCA Berkshire (con-
temporary. ORIGINAL price. 5000.
Perfect condition. AMIN phono-
graph. 2 channels short wave. "a
tubes. Collins Aircraft, auto. tuner.
AFC. Olsen speakers. Sacrifice, S6On
Can Mr. CAVALIER. station WGMS
for information. EX. 3-s676 or
home, LO. 6-37O6.
Evening star., 1954-06-27

BIKE, boys 24". Girls 20". new
tires. SIS ca. RA. 6,,6926. =,
brand-new, with case, 7x35, $14O.
BOOKS, iOc. 25c, SOC, excellent ma
terial; chairs. 81; mirrors. Oriental
rugs. oil paintings. very reas. 10-6
Sat. Sun: otherwise closed. 32O5
K. foot Wis. ave.
BOOKCASE, sectional, walnut: double
new, lawn mower. RA. 3-275S after
6 pm. Sat. after 9 am. Sun. 20
BOYS CLOTHES. IL to 16 yrs. $40
sled. toys. skates. croauet set. Al
$40; picnic fee chest ard basket. So;
sewing cabinet. 50. WA. I-o3SS.
and 2 chairs. SIS. 10. 4-5632.
IBRICK-Angle lines, sheathing, tongue
and groove flooring and other sup
plies. co. $3.50. Us