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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
Signs Identify
Sentinel Office

The new Sentinel office, up
to now identified by variety
of temporary signs, is now per-
manently marked as the home
of Montgomery County's
leading weekly"
The plate glass window of
the offices at 215 E. Montgom-
cry Avenue now announces to
the world that the Sentinel
lives here. Lettering in black
and gold, Maryland's state col
ors, tell the story.
The inscriptions are the
work of Jack Gordon of the
Ace Sign Co, who spent sew
eral days perched on a step
ladder to finish them. Besides
the stares of people passing
on the street, Mr.. Gordon had
to contend with sideline super
intending from the Sentinel
staff, who were fascinated by
the whole procedure.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

oughly evaluating Them" the Nc
Kinsey report recommends the
employment of comptroller.
Among the comptroller's jobs
would be evaluation of budget re.
quests from operating officials,
assembly of the requests, and
recommendation of ALLEGATIONS.
McKinsey recommended that
the comptroller be responsible to
the director of business affairs.
The School Board agreed to the
comptroller position but made
him responsible to the superin.
tendent as superintendent Forbes
Norris suggested.
DR.. Pullen calls the proposal
that each division head prepare
his own budget sound" but holds
that only the superintendent
ought to make the final budget
recommendation to the School
Board. mo individual, no mat
ter how competent he is in the
field of business, unless he has
had professional training, will
know whether the requests are
needed educationally or not"
The School Board apparently
considered this statement when
it made the comptroller respon.
sible to the superintendent.
Want Equipment Budget
McKinsey suggests the estab-
lishment of a yearly budget.
Presently equipment and furni.
ture for new schools is provided
from the capital budget. Other
equipment is bought from the
operating budget.
Stripped of equipment costs,
says McKinsey, the capital and
operating budgets will more ac.
curately indicate the true cost"
of building and maintaining,
respectively, the school system.
Since purchases of furniture
automobiles, etc, can be deferred
while most true operating costs"
cannot say the management con.
Sultants, a separate equipment
budget will permit the County
Council to trim budget requests
without the possibility of ire.
sponsible cuts"
Mr.. Benson disagreeS with the
Mckinsey idea for a separate
equipment budget. "The actual
charges for equipment should be
made to the applicable division,
otherwise each division would
not reflect the true cost" AS
an example, he says a new auto.
mobile for the superintendent
should be charged to the ad.
ministrative division.
Mr.. Benson does concede, an
preparing the operating budget il
would be possible to prepare a
separate schedule of all equip.
ment items"
County finance director Alex
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
NelU Mother
Also Becomes
Grandmother

A Bethesda mother and daugh-
ter, roommates in Suburban Hos
pital, both gave births to baby
daughters this week.
They are Mrs. Charles Maupin,
43, and Mrs. Lewis Grey, %. Mrs.
Caupin is former resident of
Jamestown and the sister of
Mrs. Maude Souders of Rockville.
Mrs. Grey's baby, Barbara
Jean, born Monday is her fourth
child. The young mother is the
second Oldest child of Mrs. Maui
pin. Mrs. Maupin's Charlotte
Jane, her eighth child, was born
Tuesday morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
Olney Electric Co.
Sets Demonstration

The Olney Electric Co. will hold
an electrical living show at 1:3O
pm. Wednesday, with a free
cooking demonstration, new re-
cipe suggestions and door prizes.
Mrs. Mary L. Quinn. assistant
director of home service for the
Potomac Electric Power Co., will
put on the demonstration at the
sales building in Olney. Among
the items she cooks will be 10
pound ham to be given as door
prize.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

Rosensteel Council, Number 2169,
Knights Of Columbus, in Silver
Spring, Sen. Butler charged that
the Soviet Union flagrantly and
wantonly perverts the spirit and
ignores Olympic rules in interna.
tional competition. He said that
Russian athletes are profession.
ais In every sense of the word. are
trained and paid by the State and
are ineligible TO compete in the
Olympics.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
Pythians Meet

Francis B. Harding of Kensing-
ton, William H. Waters of Gath
ersburg, Robert Wallace of Silver
Spring and Louis T. Bussard of
Germantown were among off
Gals of the Grand Lodge knights
of Pythias of Maryland who at
tended a special meeting of the
lodge in Baltimore recently.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05

/ thanks for the wonderful way in
which they have built their fine
department.
The citizens of Montgomery
County should denounce Mr.. Mar
Gus and his small following for
derogatory statements toward the
Kensington Volunteer Fire De.
partment and all the other excel
lent volunteer fire companies in
our great county.
Today with so much urgent
county business, needing overhaul
and expansion to waste both Of
fetal time and money to try and
overhaul a volunteer system so
honorable and efficient through
the years, whose unselfish devo.
ton to the citizens is unchanged,
and this devotion shall never
change as long as there are vol
unteer organizations whose sole
desire is to better serve their com.
munity.
Robert w. Cremins, Chief
Bethesda Chevy Chase Res
cue Squad Democratic Can
didate for Congress, Sixth
Congressional District of
Maryland.
Editor:
In line with the most modern
bushes practice, the Strouds
Creek and Muddlety Railroad, op
Grating q miles of main line be.
tween Strouds Creek and Mud
dlety, w. Va, has established a
public relations department.
The chances are that your
every mail delivery brings you
vast stack of information, all
of which is alleged by its orig
inators to be vital to your read.
ers. Doubtless you have long
since got into the habit of con.
signing most of this vital infor-
nation to the round file And
doubtless, too, you have some.
times wondered whether you real
ly should have; whether, in fact,
you weren't really missing some
thing.
You need have no such qualms
about the releases you receive
from this department.
The trouble is, as we see it:
nothing much ever happens on
the Stroud's Creek and Muddlety.
Oh, every now and then a COW
gets on the tracks, but nothing
really big
On the other hand, we have a
fine negative record. Our service
has never been interrupted by
Indian raids. We were not the
first railroad to introduce the
diesel locomotive.
1t is our plan to keep you post
ed as to just what we, here on
the Scam, are up to. We're not
up to much, but you'll be among
the first to know.
Sincerely.
Joseph L. Stanton.
Director of public and
community relations
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
Butler Asks Ban
On Soviet Athletes

Sen. John Marshall Butler de.
manded Tuesday that this nation
do everything humanity possible
to ban Russia and her barbaric
good squads from participation in
the 1856 summer Olympic Games
at Melbourne, Australia"
Speaking before the Father
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
The Letter Box

Editor:
Many thanks for your news
verage of Bethesda Chevy
Chase Y.M.C.A. activities. Ar
ticles in the Sentinel enhance the
quality and quantity of our work
with youth.
We feel that you have done
the Y.M.C.A. an invaluable serv-
ice by interpreting our work to
the public. Please accept our
sincerest expression Of appre-
citation.
Sincerely,
Rodney c. Hibner,
Executive Secretary,
B.CC Branch, Y.M.C.A.
Editor:
There is much more to the SIM
pie words that are inserted in Mr.
Marcus's report to the County
Council, urging the County Coun-
Gil to take over the fire depart
ment in Montgomery County, and
to have them run by the fire
marshaPs office.
The rate of financing the pres
ent system, compared with the
proposed annual cost of financing
the all-paid system is far out of
proportion. For it does not take
in any of the human civic pride
which is vested in each and every
member of volunteer fire de-
partment or other civic organiza.
tons.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase Res
cue Squad, which is made up of
100 per cent volunteer member
ship, is proud example of the
high regard each individual mem
Der holds for his organization.
In 10 short years since Donald
Huntington organized the rescue
squad, we have grown into the
top volunteer rescue squad in our
country. In number of calls re-
Sponded to, the finest equipment,
the finest trained men, and an
organization who's assets run
well over the 100000 figure. Still
more important is the fact that
we have been instrumental in or.
ganizing rescue squads from Flor
ida to California which totals over
100 such organizations across the
highways of our nation. This
brings down the total of fatalities
and permanent physical disabili-
ties, caused by accidents not only
on the highways, but in homes
as well.
Why has all this been done, not
only in our organization, but in
all volunteer fire and rescue
squads as well? Because they
are volunteer and they love their
civil duty, their pride In building
their organization, pride in their
training, equipment, and their
homes.
On each side of the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase Rescue Squad stand
the Bethesda and Chevy Chase
paid fire department. The coop
Grafton between our organization
and the paid fire department is
unequaled. Their assistance on
rescue calls is magnificent, their
cooperation in training our mem.
bers on fire fighting training, etc.
We are deeply grateful to Chief
Barganine of the Bethesda Fire
Department and Chief Sacket of
the Chevy Chase Fire Depart.
ment, along with their members
for this valuable feeling of mu-
tual assistance.
Mr.. Marcus is fighting a ridi-
culous battle brought about with
sheer animosity toward those who
head the Kensington Volunteer
Fire Department. Chief Harry
Hawkins and his men deserve a
unanimous vote of confidence and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-05
GLENHAvEN CONTRACT

A contract for water and
sewer mains and house connec-
tons to serve Us properties on
various streets of Glenhaven
and Parkway subdivisions has
been awarded to M and L Con
struction Co., Hyattsville, on
bid of $60,915, by the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Com
rniccinrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washington Only

Fourth Floor, Washington Onlv
1-1ssS Pss Fsds choi In traditional s with n,obooonv
finished legs and noihsod trim Green ooy domooed 1881
sos Chrome Utility choi with green pIoste scot and book
BAT
1-loSS Modern TV choi Spring ond beck covered in
'"Oy Pose' BLOCK eos and orns ---------------- SAT
S-SS9 Modern Tee Cert Block ord boss gloss shelves
~ eSse's 1877
y-ICS9 Modern coptoi" chOrs Block legs book
I~esdy poSie in turquoise s47
S-l4Ss Modern Hsioeks Wrought legs ond ome with
pro" rect Peddsd top covered in red green Plastic
1-BssS Essds oessonsl chan Button tued books shoned
legs with mahogany finish. Gray denim cover 1891
s-ss' MSSs~ Style Sleek Metal smoking stsnd with eeor o
IVY ------------- 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Furniture
Lot0er Level. Arlington onlv

Lower Level, Arlington Only
I-l9S5 Step End TobIs Traditional style in nohooony We
neefeo top opered legs 9.97
l-2SS5 Lamp Tobs Duneon Phyfe style Tyre bose OvoI
top with genuine mahogany veneer Scratched 1897
l-lo.95 Arm Choir. Block metal fome ond orms
yellow plastic covered scot ond beck ------------ SGT
1855 Fivs-pe. Aluminium Bridge Set Blue ome with pink
postic covered toble and chair "a Al
6-lSs5 Modern Style oeeosiOnSI Toben lime oak End or
step oble sNe-omp and cocktoiI
lass Record Storage cobnst Sliding front Mohooony
Duncan Phs DpLsof Mshosony Veneered Extension
l-lossS Buffet Colonial style solid maple as" wide
win ontiqued bross hord"ors Du<buN finish
7-l3sS SsmsOn cSrd TsbIss poie tops with black
tones or green top with ooy frore ------------7s7
l-lssS Modern Style Tee Cert. Black with GLOSS
l-z4ss Bookcase. Pier style 8" wide with shelves Mo-
hooony finish IL OF
2-sS9S Step End Style Lamp TebIss mahogany in For
cost influence Two drawers. Discontinued 1887
Slos5 Modem ~ Occasional choi Block tbuor steel froe
ond arms Woshobe postc ooy or chortree
tweed potern gar
5-5sS Utility choFfor desk dinee etc Block tubular steel
with scot and book in yellow poste design 1877
1855 Record Storage cobne Sliding door front Mohooony
grained post'e finish Modern style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
l.69-5.49 Lawn Furniture RaincOats


Fourth Floor, Washington; Lower LeveL Arlington
~ ssts-2I.9S SGron Plastic cute scot eovsn - -
Mixture Of sizes SO 4s models All full sets 1913
ZS sets-3695 De luxe Lunife Saron NyeoT plastic IN
grey ond green Ar-eondioned comfort All full sets AtsSV
zs ssts-3e.s5 NyIon -shoek, burn, ol- pase
backs sute sect In rich turquoise oroon I1NA
ond green Air conditioned comfort All full sets l(sO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
l.0S to I.98 SIipcOver and .
DraPery Fabrics .
" 99c

IhsroS tobre for every need speovers droneres
sN n hundreds OF patterns ond cloths All ore fu bolts
solid eolorS, eS'ursd ueoVes-punted eottons flosol
MODEM ard trcdtionos-tor,ison sheen All 4s" vide
lbs ~ 11S sorksoths, printed sheen etc. 4s in wide
l.33 I'd.
Third Floor, Warrington; Lower Lepel, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Imported Dutch Bulbs, ~ price

1roups include tulips hyocints doodi some rock ooden
Bulbs Wide selection Of eolors and types QO tO OQ
Third Floor. Washington; Lo,Oer Lepe, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Washington Only

32-l0.S5 Mems Royon Lined Jockets ------699
s7s5 Doeren and Cotton Shirts, pink only 90
3-los5 Play Shors-65qo wool, IS % orion 800
$500 Royon Sport Goats navy noturo Broken sizes 1899
4-I.65 DoeFon and Cotton Shorts, ------ sse
4o-2s5 Cotton FIonneI Sport Shirts, rnussed -------l69
z4-2sS Slipper Sox ---------------------l6o
l-3ss5 Suede Sport coot size AZ long ----------Isss
500 ReyoN Poiumos size A only ---------------z49
5i-2ss and 3eS Mems Dress Shirts soed mued ------I77
s-IHess. Of Mems 4S5 RoineOots -----.-----lo9
ll6-I.5o to 200 Mems Ties -- zss
content moked) 2oe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Mattresses. Box Springs
Third Floor, Washington only

Third Floor, Washington Only
1850 Simmons lnnerspns Mottress stitched prebut border
heavy woven ticking. soled. double -------- 1888
$3.50 Foster Box Spring hso coil construction fonoy
woven licking Soileo, double size 1878
1s4S5 Syeon Box Springs sturdy construction hardwood
Jose "omt, Sohso' oouoe SIZE --------r l747 90.
$3.50 Ssts Box Spring. foney ticking, soed
1878
1850 serto Box Spring. nueol construction s-oz ticking
1850 Simmons Box Spring doosk ticking firm coil
"oHL SoHeo, oouole SIZE 4666
1880 Innersprns Mors striped ticking torn irwin size
1475
$3.50 All Layer Felt Mottrss. heavy striped ticking soIed
'""' S-s ZZ00
l-lls5o Seoux Mattress end Box Sprne Sci.
stitched pbut border nrottress dook ticking for
spring. twin size 5000
$500 SsTe e FOom Mattress with Box Spring. durobe
ticking non-olIeroic. soiIed, size S6ss
$500 s" Foam Losx Mottress with SPRING s-oz rick
W. Soheo' Twin SIZE 5Z.eS
l-52so ss+o $50 Coil" extra firm mattress heavy ticking
floor sample, twin size 1890
1850 Box Spring, striped ticking soed-rn-size 47S
l-s4sS Box Spring, fancy ticking floor sompe-twn
SIZE ------.----- Il 7.47
-s4s5 Simmons innersprns Mottess stitched pebu border
ior n'9h riser lounge, s. "ioe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
CHINA
Third Floor. Washington Only

SOS Mix Gloss eoI.sreIs. block meto ~ormsr zos
1913 osvy croekstt Cookie Jars i98
52-zIV ryrsS CeeFeis Boxing Set, consisting OF pcs 90
2s-5ss Platinum Bend cosktel 6lossss .-.- 3os
lZ-l.S8 Beverage Set pcs 90
lo-l.9S Block Msfol Ash Trey " 9ss
s-e9S MvsiesI Scsis We'll Broskss tos
s-z4.Ss osesFstsd Dinner Ssts-4s PCS --------I7sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Curtains and Draperies
Third Floor, Washington Only

LNUd FIooT, Wilmington OHlV
4o-losS 1898 Printed Drew prspsriss 9o ono eo-.d
po'tsrnS 70 choose from $50 AZ, =,
s-4ss Luxury Tortured Spun Rsyon easement propsres NIB
oY we've pinch peoso essofiso coo double width 60 500
S-e4S 10 ISs Ruf'ed hyIon end ovon curtans ea vide
So. u o1o 90 eneh 400 A., ~,
1888 70 29s RSiflsd ehrorspUa cvnsri in double -d,h
=. =. 8 end y lengths 4ss
20 p-4ss 10 SIS RsHsd chtemspus cvrteist s k,,os !,
81. u. 81 ord 90 eoe'ni zss ),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Bedroom Furnishings
Lower Level, Arlington

Loner LeDel Arlington
1850 Foster Studio Couch, for sleeping oroevs
green cover floor sorpe torn cushion 1850
1850 Sofsbsd FOR sleeping peacock cover
floor somple a. 90
l-ssSs Simmons Studio Couch, grey provincial pdnfoor
sample
1850 sotabsd Suite 2-peJ design, sompe
Nubby Toost Fobnc iAsoo
i-z7sso simmons Hd.-o-bsd BsoursB cu,hion. Block
ond green upholstery Ap $1,000
i-zssoo simmons Hids-o-bed, nyon upholstery toost fu
m
$3.50 Bunk Bed loddsr ond sood roll ropIe finish
sorole-twin size 1899
-l75o Mite Tsbls, maple finish scored floor sample SOS
-5o Chest Of Drawers, nop finish serotehed zzs5
I-Iz5o Chest Of Drows cherry cordoVon mahogany veneer
eontnueo stye, scored 3i.S5
$3.50 Mite Tabs. cherry eordoVon mahogany veneer
tinued style, scored - 1895
1850 Chest Of Brewers sod hordroek nnops floor sompe
1879
1850 Single Dresser solid hordock r1pe floor sempe $3.50
1850 Dress Desk Sod herdroek ops floor 46ss
$50 Smens nnenp'ns Mattress. stitched prebUt border
discontinued seaubres,, double 1925
ESQ Syeen seH Spring sturdy blue ond Write striped ticking
end col construction double 1899
$3.50 Syisen IsnerspnS Msttrsss TICKING
preoult border. Twin -------.. 1899
$3.50 Foster sWooshTop sstrss. pbuf barber tim
ioof sorS,s, f~n sze 3l.oo
l-s75o Syisea soH Spring coil eonstueon osson'nuso
SHE, r~in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
LOO TO 1000 Assorted
Stationery Items-I2 Priced
soc to 800

Sfoup includes block mssol book or magazine rocks
nsN o. fooles leather isns-s,fop, pho'o bir,hoay
aoonsss meros, dssk secretaries phone holosr dsst
pads bfsfsboS poper-noies or letter y1ssis elonno.r
si's. Nhoo bags, pager nopkns-iynchsoo ord cocktail
ne'el flss-tloor ard ossk 'ypss, esndlss ard mon
sfAH items
SSsa TOor. Warrington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Street Floor. Washington ONLY

Street Floor Washington only
$3.50 to SOS PIoysx Grdes Broken sizes Iss "a o.
So-l.oo BFossiers. Broken White cotton . 4es
Poie Gormsnt Boss Jumbo regular suit size sss
Lot closet Hangers for ho and oormsnts - lse
Ioo-l.Ss 10 1sS Twe-woy Stretch Gdes ---------s pc
eo-z.Ss Terry choss Lounge Covers ------------Iss
7o-i.oo Household Tools --------- 4es
I.6S-5.4S Lawn Furniture RaincOats
MODE Of heavy weotherzed rubber cooed fore 70 os o
door items complete Group includes covers for hand
lawn mowers 0O0ne ond round OorDeeues 8Sc tn 2.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Housewares
3rd Floor. Washington ONLY

1850 Top Stove Oven. pieces in handy baked oIuour
i.ss
SS-lss TO 7ss Shower csrfsss euon snssss and
-noow ofopes N d'eontnosd styles vide choice Of eoo Some
ore HoO' sompes 99e 70 3.99
1880 10 $50 Stoinsss Cutlery oovo includes forks
Spoons spotulos knives odles ord cshs 10 3s
.Ss-Ils Rubber Nsh Trseds, eopet design, lsSz4 grey
IS +" SEE
5000 1ss PIsis An Conditioner Covers Floor soroIss
4Se I.i9
le-zsS 70 500 WoE Paper end Pepper Towel ppensr wall
nou'f mooe N req pink white, OIL chrome li9 70 $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

42Szs and 5Ss RufIed Bembers cuoin. in white and some
@oos -, o. X ond 90. $40
Sso kuffed bembeTs Curtens in triple width, 90" long,
"nHe onV' FoH#- -------------- 1879
so-s9s and 4ss Toioed Nylon curteins in So and 90"
'en9"s roH -~-~- 2.33
1888 Seuptured Ruyon cuoins. 90" lengths poloS
-sss seuptured NyOn Cote curtoin white only Pair 1899
$3.50 and 4Ss Cote cuoins assorted obrcs and colors
30 ono 50 lengths Poir-- 2.66
so3Ss and SsS Youn Modesty curoin. in 36 throuoh eo
lengths, in assorted potterns and coors Poir---loo
1888 ceeOnese chrOsPun Doperes bedrooms co. long,
assorted eolors Poir- 66S
1858 Wo Sheen Cote Woods. in prints, IS" long, escorted
coIors. Poir ~
1913 We Sheen Woods. in voIonces prints----I.oo
ss-lss and $50 Plastic Window Shsdss A and 4s" widths
assorted colors. Each a.
S-1Ss Decor Rods. for pIeotine doperies SOC
5-s9s Pluste Folding Doors, grey eco white 24xso"
long, 666 1898 Pese Folding Doors white SO
4Ss Size. 10" ono-----2sS 2ss Size. 81" lono---I4s
lo-Lss 81" long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Street Floor, Washington

Street Floor Washington
16-lse5 kenwood All Wool BIankets-size $500" Izes
zo-6.s5 Beacon BIunkets-size 72xs4" 500
lS-lsS5 KenwoOd AeriIon BIonkets-size 8ox90' llss
lo-l6.S5 kenwood AeriIon BIohkets-size 65xoo" 9os
io-5.s5 Foam Rubber Motress Pods Twin full sizes
domooed , 90
z-1s.s5 Down Comforts. Cambria cover donooed 7ee
S-z4.9S Down comforts-sze 72x84" ------l4ee
3-lz.S5 Rufed Botiste Quilts ---- 500
2-S.95 Ruffled QuiIts-sze 72x84" 4Se
3-l295 Psreoe eoveret ----------5 500
RUGS
Third Floor. Washington; Lower Arlington
1858 Brown Plush Pile Cotton Rugs, as is 4x6 500
54995 Cotton HundH Rugs Approx size-sxo IS 90
Iz-sSS to 69s Cotton and RoyOn. 27x54-------- 100
1875 choTFeuse Cotton Rugs, ox12 l7eo
5-3495 Cotton Hand Hooked Ruqs Approx size-6xo u az
3-l495 Grey Tone Tone Rugs 3x5------- 400
$500 Wilton orientoI Design 9xl2 - 4o 90
I5-l95 to 395 corpet Samples. Sx27 and 27x27 soc
5o-6s5 Plush Pile Cotton RUGS 2x4 - 100
l-135.00 Rose cored Wilton, os is exl2 IS 90
l-4.95 Red Shos Cotton, as is, 2x4 ------ 90
s-S.S5 Il red. whhel Cotton Rug. os u.s. 4x6 --3oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Just FL! 1898 barbecue Braziers

or,y "A" bfazier ~rn opposition aojusto5le n N,
I'd, black folding legs Pull hende ord ehess Deb
Third Floor. Wo4htnetoa, LOver Levsl. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

2.29 Pacific TricOt Crib Sheets
Contour style Of nyon ocetote royon cosy to m
slip on mottress, stay smooth wosh and dry quickly SJC
White green, noize. pink or blue.
2.49 Cannon "'LaureI'' Towels
Big 25x5o' size in luxurious ocquord "Louew pot No
tern Moss light blue. golden opoz Hand JJC
towels for o9c.
See. I.6O WamSWtta Pillow Cases
Mode of finest 200 pecole popuior 42x38a" m
size, CLOSED seconds by hens heavy SJC
threods
zSe 10 4se Fomous-rnoke WosheIoths- ---- for 9es
Street Floor Washington and Arlington
Secs. 6.9S Irish Linen Cloths
Fine Irish linen domosk SABA" cloths in a choice Of
seVeo lovely poterns. Slight mperfection such 90
tiny oil spot heoVy threod. OsOO
Secs. e4xlo4" cloths 4.ss; Napkins, ace ca.
Secs. Pacific Muslin Sheets
Full slx9e" finished sturdy 1870 count cotton cc
muslin Slight hord to find imperfecons. AsUU
Street Floor Washington and Arlington
9.95 DamaSk BANQUET Sets
Imported royon ond domosk 62xlo4" cloth -
with z napkins in choice Of coIors. 62x24 cloth 4.SJ
with Il hopkins ------------- -------- 5ee
5.95 Fringed Round TabIecIOthS
Selection includes linens, royons and other obrcs-o
finoed Sizes so" end 10" in dioneter Choice Of S.9J
notuo and colors.
Secs. Use to I.29 Pillow Cases
Group includes rnuslins, psrcoles, prints, novelties -
and solid eoos Slight npereetons will effect Tor 81
Secs. Famous Make Lace Cloths
Jr dining tobIe $3.50 size Of spun royon cotton n m
in directive design Eeru only. <.JJ
Street Floor Washington Only