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Evening star., 1955-02-18
'Rump' DC. Council
OF Citizen Group
Delegates Proposed

A trump city council for the
District. has been proposed by
Morris Kanfer, president of the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens AS
sociation.
Such a body. made UP Of dele
gates appointed by each citizens
association, would elect a mayor,
name committees and probably
hire a city manager-without
any power whatsoever.
The council" would have no
legal standing but would give
citizens a chance to express their
ideas and present them to Con-
gress. Mr.. Kanfer said In his
associations news letter.
The plan would give the Dis
trict a form of self-government
which would be powerless but
which might eventually lead to
substance" Mr.. Kanfer said. He
said he would present the plan
to his association for approval at
its meeting Monday.
He quoted an article in sup
port of home rule for the Dis
trict by columnist Thomas L.
Stokes in The Star.
Mr.. Kanfer said he believes
that Congress will not pass a
bill for home rule. His proposed
trump council" would suggest
the possibilities of self-govern-
however, and might be
financed by educational founda-
tions, he said. He said he will
seek support from other civic
groups and the Federation of
Citizens Associations.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
South Africa Chief Asks
Wider Police Powers
BY the Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG, South AZ
rica, Feb. 18.-Prime Minister
Johannes Strijdom's government
has asked Parliament to widen
it's police powers greatly. Mr..
Strijdom's regime is pushing a
dual program of racial segrega-
ton and weakening British in
huence.
Proposed changes in the JUS
tice code would give police the
right to enter premises without
warrans at any time to con-
fiscate anything useful as evi-
dence, and greater freedom to
shoot in situations they regard
as dangerous.
Certified copies of important
documents also could be intro
duced as evidence without prov
ing their authority.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Jewish Center Ball

The. ninth annual bail and
carnival of the Washington Jew
ish Community Center will be
held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
the Cafritz auditorium. Six
.teenth and @ streets NV. High
light Of the affair. comfnemorat-
ing the Jewish holiday of Purim,
win be a beauty contest. Four
teen girls will compete for the
title Of Queen Esther Of 1855.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With More comfor$

FASTEETH, . pleasant alkaline
fnon-acid) powder. holds false teeth
more firmly. To eat and talk In more
comfort. Just sprinkle Q little FAS-
TEETH on your plates No gummy,
gooey. pasty taste or feeling. Checks
plate odor" tdenture BREATH Get
FASTEETH ct any drug counter.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
no diamond bargains
this weekend. not euan on

e111O VOONCIINl3 not even on
George Washington's Birthday. The
next few days you'll be seeing lot of
sensational bargains in the papers.
You may even see some on diamonds at
"give-away" prices. But, one thing sure,
you'll never see such sale on genuine
flawless diamonds. FlaWless diamonds
Evening star., 1955-02-18
3-Diamond
Engagement

Ring with beautiful daW-
less emerald cut diamond
and two radiant baguette
diamond In precious plat
mum : 49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

Eisenhower to declare the coast
a major disaster area, the first
step to obtain Federal Relief
funds.
VIRGINIA Torrential rains
Of over 9 inches in the Richmond
area-highest in the city's his
tory; flooded highways and
bridges. blocking traffic on five
strategic routes. Lashing winds
flattened corn and tobacco but
no serious damage was reported
so far. Trains were stalled in
their flooded tracks. The high
est winds were recorded at IS
miles an hour at Chesapeake Bay
lightship. of Cape Henry.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
More than 100 accidents were
recorded as rains flooded the
highways. Four deaths were
blamed directly on the storm.
Trees were toppled by gusty
winds and power was disrupted
in scattered parts of the District.
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'Stote-by-Stote
Report Of Loss
In Hurricane
BY the Associated Press

Following is a State-by-St
capsule roundup of damage in
fiicted by hurricane Connie In
its erratic path:
SOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
comparatively mild. largely lin
tied to fishing piers and ocean,
front houses at Myrtle Beach
the States biggest beach. Nc
deaths.
NORTH CAROLINA - Total
damage unoficially estimated at
between 81 and $40 million. The
hardest hit were the Wrightsville
and Carolina Beach areas, with
the damage estimated at SIS
in each area. Gov. Lu-
Their Hodges has asked President
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obeofSinking Ordered;
Landlord Wants Report

raging surf, made their way
} ashore. Several were rescued in
the last short stretch. Bodies
later washed ashore With large
quantities of wreckage Of the
, schooner.
Washingt0nian Survives
). One of the survivors was &
Washingtonian. Miss Nancy
Madden of 1900 Connecticut ave-
nue. who makes her home with
an aunt. Miss Cora Sewer.
Miss Madden left the Anne
, Arundel Hospital yesterday after
being a patient there overnight
suffering from shock. She de-
parted with her aunt, who said
she had strict doctors orders
against allowing her niece to
discuss the disaster.
Miss Madden had told her
aunt. that she lowed her life to
Capt. Mechling." She said the
skipper hauled her from the
tangled wreckage of the sinking
vessel, tied her life preserver
around her and told her to hold
hands with two other women.
Hands Locked Together
Miss Madden said the women's
hands still were locked together
when they were washed to the
beach.
Another survivor was Mrs.
Frances Troub Roberts, 80, who
is under treatment at Anne
Arundel Hospital for severe
shock. Her husband, DR.. Ber-
tran H. Roberts, "a, assistant
professor of psychiatry at Yale's
Medical School, persisted.
1 Miss Sewer quoted her niece
as saying DR.. Roberts gave his
life trying to help other passen-
gers to safety. DR.. Henry w.
Ward. Calvert County medical
examiner. said DR.. Roberts prob
ably had been battered to death
in the surf along the beach.
The Roberts home is at
Orange. Conn. He also is sur
vived by two small daughters.
The first survivor to reach
shore was Miss Deborah Killip,
26. Of Rochester, N. Y, one of
the vacationers who set sail
Monday for the pleasure cruise
aboard the sailing vessel.
! How she was taken from the
pounding surf came about this
way: Arthur L. Kvale, 40. of
1886 Roosevelt avenue. Falls
Church, Va. who was at North
Beach, spotted her about 300
feet off shore. He was staying at
the cottage of his mother law,
Mrs. Edwin N. Fox. 5000 North
Sixteenth street. Arlington.
Mr.. Kvale called his brother,
Robert Kvale. 40, from the cot
tage. The brother swan through
Miss Killip. who was clinging to
the heavy surf and reached
ia timber. With her was John
Ferguson. II, of Bloomfield, N. J.
Mr.. Kvale helped Miss Killip
swim ashore. The boy made it
by himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

The Coast Guard yesterday
convened a board to investigate
the sinking Of the aged wind
TANNER Levin j. Marvel in, Ches-
apeake Bay and a Congressman
demanded a full report on the
tragedy that took II lives.
Representative Landlord, Dem
ocrat, of Maryland, in whose
district the disaster struck, said
he would ask the, Coast Guard
commandant for a report when
he returns to Washington Mon
day.
Coast Guard officers said the
captain of the old schooner, John
Mechling, 80, will be subpoenaed
to testify at the Coast Guard
hearing in Baltimore this week
Capt. Mechling was one of the
Is surviving when the sailing
vessel capsized and broke up off
North Beach, Md, Friday.
Notification Sent
Coast Guard Capt. A. w. Kab-
ernagel, captain of the Port of
Baltimore. said he had notified
Capt. Mechling and John Thorn
as Evans, then listed as owners
of the boat, ito discontinue
operations of the vessel carrying
passengers for hire until 1t was
submitted for inspection"
The order, the port captain
said, was issued September 9,
but was rescinded by Coast
Guard headquarters in WASH
ington on the ground that the
schooner displaced 1873 gross tons
and was not subject to marine
inspection under a law which
exempts sailing vessels of less
than TOO tons.
Representative Landlord said
he was shocked to learn that
the Coast Guard has no iurisdic-
ton over a vessel that size TAX
ing out passengers" He said
after he gets a full report. he
will explore the possibility Of
legislation to plug such a 'loop-
hole" in the law.
Bodies Recovered
The bodies Of II of the % va
cationers aboard the schooner
had been recovered last night.
Ten were identified. The miss
ing list carried four names. 1t
was assumed that one of the
names was that of a man about
40 whose body still is unidenti-
fed.
1t. Joseph N. Gonyau and 1t.
0.gD Cletus J. Wall of the Coast
Guard took statements from sur
vivors at the Anne Arundel
General Hospital at Annapolis.
Capt. Mechling was dismissed
by the hospital yesterday after
noon. He was questioned by
Detective Sergt. Wilton r. May
Iof the Maryland State Police.
ISergt. May said he would make
a report to the States Attorney
but that no charge would be
placed at this time.
Shelter Sought
The Marvel went down as
Capt. Mechling tried to seek
shelter at Annapolis from the
rising winds and seas.
With water pouring into the
ooner the anchor was
dropped. She went down after
breaking up amidships about
two miles off North Beach on.
Maryland's Western Shore.
Survivors. battered by the
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MARYLAND-Eleven persons
died and three are reported miss
ing when high winds capsized a
cruise ship in Chesapeake Bay.
Other damage comparatively
minor.
NEW JERSEY-Six persons
met death as Hurricane Connie
sideswiped the State with high
winds and driving rain. A total
of $4,000 homes were reported
without poWes and 10000 tele-
phones were out as the storm
blew down power lines. Over 800
residents were evacuated from
the Raritan Bay area.
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Hurricane Claims
Bermuda Victim

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Aug
Is (P).-Hurricane Diane claimed
her first victim today.
Mrs. John Basin, Bermudiar
bride Of less than a year, was
caught by a large wave and
washed out to sea while surf
bathing with her husband.
The tragedy occurred on Coral
Beach where waves were whipped
Iup to heights of 10 feet by dis
Iturbances on the fringeS of the
seasons fourth Atlantic hurri-
Icane.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

2SO4 14th ST. N.w.-Elev. bldg.
several nice apta.; newly dec: 4
rms, kit. and bath: SSO-SS5 per
mo. See Jan. or elev. operator for
inspection.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

rm., kit. and bath; newly dec:
S552s per mo. See Jan. for in
Evening star., 1955-06-12

3 LARGE ROOMS, kit, bath: 2nd
floor: pvt, entr.S. newly decor: will
accept 2 children. Lu. 10000.
5e41 IH ST. N.W.-1 bedrm,, liv.
rm., din, kit. bath; busses. shops;
$40. No children, pets. TU. 2-e2lo.
G ROOMS, sas stove, elec. refer,
hot-Water heat; near tIansp. and
park; very cool. Phone NO. 1926.
NEWLY DECORATED 1-bedroom, Nv;
1mi; Water. .' Rsasonabie. eaa able. ia IA. sH4oss
$3.50; a1s 18th ST. N.E.-a rms.
kit, bath: good loc, FRED A;
SMITH CO, 1ll3 18th st. NV. IL
EFFIC.j N.M.-Beaut. comb. liv. rm, :
bedrm.. GE pull, kit. lse; DRESSING
excel. bus service: S72. so. incl. utils
1874 III RRS2 aARVaRD II 81. 81 N%.@yery de-
sirable 2-bedroom apt. with porch:
dntown loc.; t75 mo-; utils. inel:
adults only. Res. Mgr. Apt. "a
BRADBURY HEIGHTS S.E.-Small
or bachelor; pullman kitchen. WALL
to-wall carpet; convenient to shop
ping and Transportation: $50. in
cluding utilities: EN-. 3-0s04. -l2
llB9 18th ST. NV. walking dist.
downtown-studio-type, Ice. rms.
sis sIsh fsIlinEf S.dI repsse' les nS liS T p.v
tiled BATH eiec. S.tii diishWs.her: wa an0 r.dee des
and vacant; Apt, 3. Also Apt. g:
8 rms. kit. and bath: 500. Avail.
June Is. See janitor. sANDoz.
wooDRIDGE .s41o 18th st, tn ne;
apts.@ @ SIS and SfGam. s6oso f per ino mo 0sse see
MRS, SHARPE. Apt. f. or csli RE.
ST. PETERS PsEiRIsH. s.E.-1st H.,
4 rms. and bath; newly decor: S66
incl. utils; settled adults. IA. o.
S567 between 8 and 9 pm. -l2
in in s,aT modern T.I.s family Bldg s5 5qst .t
per mo. Ma. s-s093. OLIVER T.
The iHETi LAMBERT, EfsEiR1; 1901 I.nier iS pl
NV, mr.. 18th and Columbia rd.,
Apt. AZ - Adults: 2 bedrms, liv.
nm. kit. and bath: key with jsnitor
or Apt. 3; S75. EN-. 3-5a62 ewes
1897 18th ST: NV rooms. kit;
bath. ss6 50. Msr., pU. T-7Ies.
BEDROOM, living rm.. dinette, kit
and bath, with closets; S69.27
including utilities; avail. immedi-
2 Rooms. Pullman kitchen and
nnt bath; ol,t Gsll 10. 1922 1929. -l6
decorate; $3.50. - co. 5-s5ss, 81.
1855 PENNA. AVE. NV. and fioor
a rooms. kitchen and bath: gas
heat: S75 plus utils. Key lst 1oor.
MODERN. i-bedrm. enc. apts., near
CIV and Pentagon busline; SIS up.
utils. incl. Call ST. 3-6252 Sat.
and Sun. DI. 7-t677. weekdays.
CAPITOL HILL-Large beautiful ef-
ficiency apartment. 1st floor; $50
esSa ONTARIO RID. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. , bedrms., kit, bath,
Sll5 per mo-, incl. heat and hot
water: adults only. See ianitor or
call RE. 7.l1S1 weekdays.
n;w:-2 rms. kit, bath; heat furn: !;
DoLPH. RE. 7-2137 Ii. 4-7265.
1929 CALVERT ST. NV, 1st f.; 3
rms, kit. bath: utilities; reas. rent:
open Sunday. 2 to pm. RE. =
ssis is'i ckoFFGGTS ktj f71GSi; n. s.E., off MINI.
ave: I-bedrm. apt: pvt. front and
rear entr.: yard: bsmt.: newly dec
500 per mo-, plus utils. VIII. e.
sci FARMLAND PL. sE-3 room.
and bath; adults only: Sb7.75.
GEORGETOWN bedrm.. liv, rm.
With f1repl;, mod. kit; nice sarden.
OIL. 4-76SO.
WASH. CIRCLE, 2215 (Gwu areay-
Enc. apt, porch: park view; SIS;
incl. utils. AID. 4-3946. --15
BALCONY APARTMENT
Beautiful 2-bedroom apartment with
huge balcony, available at the
Woodner. Call AID. 4-555T, -12
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FASHION FABRICS
per Spring ana PARKinpton

Spring PARKnoton
2e 98 Holiday royon veNeoy esto Toffeto Joeauods.
Brocodes, Novelties Yord Zoe
29S imported and Domestic Coutuer Fobres, oeeoe de
sole lame brocodes metolics Yord II 90
loooo Docron@ notuo color only Noon, Yord 39e
20 Gold embossed looo6 NIXON Prints. Yord S5e
CSC NyIon Net u in wide fIon1eproof Yord 3se
se5 to so Wool Cootnqs ond fomous sutinos Yord $50
2o8 to All Wool Orion" and Blends 54 so inches
wide many washable Yord ------l. 88
2o8 Orion" and Wool Washable JERSEY So in Yard 80
soc TO go Assorted Better Cotons pre- shrunk Yard
soc Printed Cotton Flonnelette washable 3 yds - 81
sc to 7oc Apron Bordeed Cotton Prints
Yord - ---- .--.-- $500 .-a-------------4se
7ec Ice Finish Permanent Cotton Oroondy Yord $50 sse
SOC Eveeoze Solid Color Coons permanent finish. Yard 4se
l2o to / 80 Nylon Holiday No iron Prints Yord 7oe
Pinwoe Cotton Corduroy. Yord-
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS

WoshiagoN Floor SpTin0 AVID PAKKia0o"
3o5 Hammered Aluminium "a OF Casserole
SOS Hommered Aluminium 2-Ct Casserole 800
395 Aluminium nsuoted ice Bucket 299
Il s. Silver lnloy Solinoen Steel corve set----ss9
o5 Aluminium Pc Conis,e, Set ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sos Cut Mirror vyoste Bosket ond Tissue Box--3SS
SOS 6-Pc Sheffield Steel Stock Set in mahogany block
ee5-6 Pc Soinoen Sermon Steel Stock Set-----4.e9
6e5 ook Well PIotter with Roost Holder -----4ss
oo5 Round electric Wolfe Iron --------6es
7o5 Chrome Hair DRYER with stand
60 o4-7-pc Bross Fire Set ~ 80
"a IS cory Electric Knife Shorpener- -------sss
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BEDDING AND SLEEP FURNITURE

Eh Wdskinoton PAKKn0fon: 5rd
Pre- built Innersprno Mattresses twin or double - SIS
Matching Box Spring double SIS
French edge Twin Hollywood Bed Outfit legs ----47ss
Eclipse Wrought Iron Heodbcord Bed Outfit pieces -64SS
Simmons "Specol" Twin or Double Mattress 36Se
Matching Simmons Box Spring. twin or double -- 36.sS
Maple Wooon-W Bunk Bed ouord and ladder 54s5
Eclipse Bed Dovenports sleep z = 49, --------- $I5S
Comfortable lnnersprino Studio Dvons sleep SIS
Modern Soto Bed opens up % bed night SIS
Simmons Innersphno Sleep Chors full enoth bed
1895
Wrouohtron Leg Soto Setes sleep night ------46ss
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MISSES BETTER BLousEs
TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOMS

tn PARKnOton; Srd Floor snpsr Spring
IS Foam Cushioned Lounge cho styles r,oteIoes eeds
cnt boueIes . - ------- 59.95
eo5 Foom- Cushioned Solos, nyon eze, styles SI4s
6ee5 DozerRecner Combination Of poste and fobrc color
oe5 Berlock Poom Rocker Tapestry beige oruy green
ond red ------.----.- 1925
5495 Foam Cushioned Chairs, styles 1926
34e IS Kroehe Foo Cushioned 2Pc Doveno Suites nnerspno
nnottress sleeps -------- 1895
yOeeosionot Choirs styles for SIS or 1895 co.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, GIFTS

Washfngon IN Floor Silver Spring PARKn0ton
1895 English Dnnerwoe 1925
Io5 TO 2o5 Svenproof Pottery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
1895 24-Pc. Monooommed Turbler 500
2o5 Bone Chino Teo Cups and Soueers so
7.o5 Imported Square Cut Deconters 4.s5
ST imported Cut CnstoI Turbers II zoe
3e5 Free-Form Pottery Bowl ond Flonnao ------ z.o5
1875 Punch Set bowl pIo,e Il cups --.- 4.95
81 Chino Cups and Soucer potterns Observation-Disclosures for $50
2e5 Turkey Potters "" 81
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T AND APPLIANCES
sth ~. washington; IN Spring

sta r.. Warrington: IN r. silver PARknOton
1926 New Bsndix Lin. Console $lSs
Speeo Bendix ~ Toble w. brond w------------I39S5
RCA Victor Il" Toble Tv, brond-new ..----------$l66
$685. Adnro II" Console w. 1856 rs
l095 ~ Tobes Costers fits III and ~" sets.
1885 international HoUeer Automatic Defrost Refrigerator
ga Gu IT, 1855 model -----.----- - Si66
1895 Norge Wrnoer Woshe brond- $s6
S42o kevinotor Automatic Woshe Combination 1856
model. Both for 1880: ---.----------- sass
1895 lronrte roners, new 1856, themostot 1885
1855 &c Mobile Mold ohwoshes need nstoIotton.
costers, brond new -..-- 1885
44o.e5 Phieo Deluxe Electric Ronoe 1855 3lss5
SIS
Specol Apex conste Woes with ottoehmen 1856 $33
1926 eueko Conister Woes with attachments 1856 49s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
SIlVERWARE
'or. Sarcy Spring and PARKinoton

FlooT Sier Spring and PARKn0on
3345 Rogers Plotted tableware so Piece Set for S----s9s
1898 Is Piece Set for 6 80
Cts Mohooony-Finish Anti Tornish Chest
400 3-Pe. Sterling Poee Setting
$50 90 Silver PIoe Sterino Gift Items 800"
Il So 3 so siIyerPlo,ed SterIno Gift Items 800"
$50 Rooers Ape Teo or Coffee Set..-------- $4S"
$50 r. g. ROGERS Piece leo or Coffee set----- 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
DlNETTES, IMPLANTED AND
BRIDGE FURNITURE

7th Floor Washington" 4h Floor Srsr SpHS ana PAhhneo"
1895 Imprinted Knoy Pine Desk
"a IS Imprinted Pine g. Drower Chest 1899
1895 7pc Black Oak Plastic Top Dnette
"a IS Folding Poker Tobe with 1899
n IS FOLDING 5-pc BRIDGE Sets eolors 1899
2495 Imprinted vonsy bench. triple mirror and voniy top
t9SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-01
LINENS
'rd Floor. Siluer Spring and PARKincton

PARKNoon
81 Embroidered Irish Linen Guest Towels for 50
400 imported Bo Linen Teo Sets ----- 299
50 IS Embroidered Linen o-Pc Dinner Sets 1928
1925 Scranton loce 7Oxoo in Cloths royon and cotton 500
3.o5 import Royon-Cotton 7-Pe Domosk Sets ----2SS
4,95 Import Royon-C Cotton o-Pc. Domosk Sets 1888
695 import Royon-c Cotton 13-Pc Donnosk Sets--4.ss
l295 Linen Domok 7-Pc Hensitched Sets ------. 8.8S
1898 Linen Domosk 3-Pc. Hemstched Sets-----l2.ss
29o imported Belgium Colored 52x52 Linen Cloths 80
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cORSETS AND BRAS

d Floor Washington end Floor rer SprV and PARkHOoa
l25o-Sl5 Sndes 1854 -------------- 500
$5-595 Jr. Grde assorted fobrics; S, NJ L--- 299
5O25 so Bros cottons non by famous makers 324O
Ia B. C.-------.---- 81
$685. Bros bondeou opess longtime cottons nylons 3244
a. g. c I.7s
1 1896 A. 32-38 ond 2.29
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MISSES sPoRTsWEAR

Sd Floor end Scsr PARKnnton
1899 Cashmere PuIons 34-4o ------------~---li.es
I2299 Cashmere Codieons
oS9l49e Skirts dressy styles royons. toffeto and vevets
lt2-1S ...----.---------- $50
7es-!o.99 Sweaters. 34-4o $50
7.9o-lo,9o Skirts woois. tweeds l2l8 -------5.9o
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WoMEN'S SHOES
JR. DRESSES, COATS
lner Snrinn nnd pARKinpton
JR. sPoRTsWEAR

PARKnOton
1850 Sweoers -------------- $50
Coes and novelties in woods ond Oons" High eoIors and
postes; 34-4o
9o-7 90 Skirts wool assorted coIors; 9-l5 40
So 80 Skirts dessy styles roycns tofeos and velve 9l5
'DspoHt 500
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"a 80 All Bross Milk Glass and Boss Tobe lomp
1929 Hond Pointed Milk Gloss Colonial lomps 599
70 90 Brass ond Block Floor ond Swing Lamp ----2l99
1899 Bristol Tobe Lomps ond Shodes royon shodes o99
1899 White and Gold Color Vanity lomps $40
l2S9 Pr Polished Bross Hurricanes $50
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RUGS AND CARPET

stu Foo Washington sra Floor Sitter Spring. h Floor PARk"eo"
695 Cotton Twist Boodoom ------------ So I'd 3.47
695 Royon and Nyon Boodoom pile u f. width So yd,
3.ss
1895 Royon and Wool 9x 2-ft Administer Rugs -- 1926
Mohowk Wool and Royon Twist .------sq yd 500
1925 AI-Wool 5-Ply Twist 6foodIoom. So. yd SIS
495 Wool Wilton 3-Py Twist Corpet 50. I'd. 1895
1926 AII-Wooi Deep-pie Broodloom So yd. - l2s5
$50 A-WooI 6roodloom on-one, t~o-tone fIoro So
yd T.3e
4o9 Broodoom Seoter Rugs cotton royon WOOL 2x3 iSs
500 % 95 Scotter Rugs. --..- 800 to $40
2495 Cotton 5roodIoom 9xl 2ft Rugs pile 1899
1895 Wool Blend Hond Hooked oxl2- Rugs wool. royon,
eottle hou -. 1886
1895 Ali-Wool Wilton Oriental poen S3"xlo6" Rugs $685.
1895 Alexander Smith 9xl2-f Wool Royon Oreno Pot
tern Rug ---.--.!------5s.e
"a e5 Reversible Rug royon and fiber ex12 ft-2e.s5
1926 Embossed Cotton 9xl 2-ft RUGS 34.9S
59e5 Royon and Nylon oxl2-tt Broodloom Rugs -3ssS
1895 Wool Cotton Boded ex2 RUGS reversible 1925
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PICTURES AND MIRRORS

s Floor washington" 'Td Floor psr Spring. m Floor PARKHOtoH
1913 Voniy Mirror 2hxl6 in. gilt and white &c., 6sS
7ee Framed Pictures Utllo reproductions 49S
249s Wall Mirror. 3ox4o in, Pittsburgh gloss 1928
$50 Door Mirror l4x54 in double thick Pittsburgh gloss
4o8 Door Mirror Pittsburgh gloss, l2x4s in 3ss
2.95 Metal Photograph Fromes, SKI or 8xlo in 2l9
10 % to "a 90 Fromed Pictures Spencer and Wood
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TOWELS


5th Washington
les Common Empress 25x4s-in. Both Towels
Matching Foee Towels Observation-Disclosures 81
Matching Wash Cloths Observation-Disclosures 39e
II Pert. 80 Coy COS 24x46 H. Bath Towels eSe
500 overioy Chenille Mot Sets Seven eoIors 2.ss
500 3-Pe Contour Not Sets S eolors ---------3so
2oo ScuIptured 2lx36-in. Scooter Rugs -------l.e9
39e ScuIptured 24x42 in. Scooter Rug 2.99
4oo Embroidered 6-pc Towel Sets, "Mr and Mrs" His and
Hers" - .-..- 49, .----------.--.-- 800
ST Printed Kitchen Teo Towels o-inen- ---------. Soc
7ee to y 90 pIostie Shower Sets ---------3.ee
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SHADE SHOP

Stloer Spring ana PARKnpoH
Al-steei Venetion Blinds % to 36 in. wide,
"a in. long for $50
1893 Floor Screen Iomnoted beige pone 7xe4
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

5th Floor Washington Floor SHper PARkinpton
69o Rovon and NyIon Blankets, 72xS4 for Sll
$50 Royon ond Nylon Blankets 8ox9o $50
1895 Automatic Electric Blonkets ----------l6.95
1895 Rovon Toffeto Covered Down Cornorters -l2o5
1925 Wool and Cashmere Twn-Sze Blankets .-------i6.95
l6 95 AllWool Blanket twin -.----------------l2:
1895 AtI-WooI Blanket, double -.-------l4.95
1895 Wool and Cashmere Bonkes- 1895
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RADIOS AM PHoNoS

9Th
1926 3-Speed Portfolio Photograph ----------- I4ss
lo63 VoIue Webeo 3Speed Phono with II selected Pop
records SIS
1886 Automatic Clock Rodio .------------------i6sS
l7e5 AN Rodo TobIe Model -------------------S.s 9
1895 Pocket Portable Rodio lotteries 1925