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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-07

OLD ESTABLISHED CLEVELAND
firm expanding Office personnel.
10 general office clerks. some
typlnq ......,......... to SZ7o
SECRETARY. for section mgr. s325
FILE clerk with light tipping s234
BOoKKEEPER. up 10 trial
odlonce ..........,....... SSuU
l-GIRL office. bookkeeper. some
tYping ...,.............. .S3OO
ADMINISTRATION ossistont to
head up educution progrum.
local college degree ..... $500
STENO. personnel office. light
shorthond .........,.. S27S
STENO. light shorthond. I.B.M. $500
SECRETARY to controller. some
bookkeeping. excellent
company ................ $500
Secretary. 2-eiIl ofice ,..... $500
TYpist. purchasing dept .. $3.50
TYpist. sules. generul Office $3.50
Comptometers ...........t 10 S275
Key Punch Operators ... 10 SITS
Secretary. Bedford oreo. no fee.
to comptroller ............ $500
Mgr. for restouIont. small coie.
N. E. Ared ................ $325
Summer Job. downtown. operots
comptometer .,..... S2l6 mo.
MANY OF ABOVE OPENINGS us
no charge TO applicants.
MEMBER CESA
Many OF our employer clients
will pay the lee for qualified
applicants.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-07

DRIVERS 10 sell Ice cream on estsb-
lished routes; full time; age no han
dicap; apply Uncle Mikes. 1880 st.
Clair ave, w. 6-0655.
GROUNDKEEPER and guard, Utopia
Beach Club at Edgeclih and East
2OOth t needs man for summer;
will consider part-timers TO alter
nate duties; hourly rate. Call w.
1-0131 or w. 6-1532 for appointment.
KITCHEN helper. white City Bar. 500
East l40th st.
EIIDERLY man. to take care of yard
and minor repairs, salary; apply be-
tween II and or after p. m. Euclid
Avenue Outdoor Thester, 28727 Eu-
cid ave. in Wickliffe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-07

N < N
A Few Of Our Many
Job Openings


SMALL Edst Side growing
concern needs man to design
heavy machinery; will head up
department. No fee. $3.50 for
40 hrs. with overtime avg. $3.50
SUPERVISOR to head up industrial
engineering dept. job evdluotion.
methods and machining. TO
As ye0rs ..............S $4,000
SUPT.. oluminum. permanent mold.
relocate with Wisconsin profit
shore plus ............. $4,000
ASSISTANT personnel mgr. labor
relotions. to As ....... S500-S600
SYSTEMS and procedures. account
ing degree. relocate Southern
Ohio .................. $4,000
CREDIT TRAINEE degree preferred
but not necessary ........ $3.50
CREDIT AUDITOR.
experienced .....,....,..to TO S4SO
CAFETERIA mgr. local .... Open
DEVELOPMENT. oircroft work. no
degree needed. YeU Of
engineering ................ S4l0
JIG and FIXTURE ioison mon,
some design and purchasing.
heed up dept. ............ $3.50
SERVICE MEN. instoll heavy
equipment. trovel $3.50 expense
SALES correspondent. Jr. and ST.,
customer contact. ability to write
good letter ......... S350-S4S0
INSPECTION supervisor. days. to
80 Yeors, Plastic ....... s475
MACHINE shop supervisor. and
m, METHODS. 5osS routing Of ports.
some estimoting ..,,.. TO $500
PRODUCTION control. some
machine background. will trdin
LAB. rECHNICIAN. some metal.
lurgicol background. young $3.50
TYPIST-Clerk. downtown S340
LBM. Supervisor. to 40 yrs. know
wiring and installation $3.50
OFFICE BOYS beginning clerk.
high school gToduots. l7-2l.
many good Jobs ore wditing for
you. stop In today 80. s225-$300
SALES
INDUSTRIAL hYdrGulic pump equip
ment. travel. to 36 ... $4,000 +
PACKAGE stopling equipment.
Conton-Akron territory.
to 40 ....,......,....$ $3.50 Draw
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-07
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

SCHOOL girl for light housework or
hours day. Lake Shore Village
area. RE. 1-9606.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-07
HELP WANTED MALE)

men or women. over 81, part
time evening work in refreShment
stand. Apply after .. m, Euclid
Avenue Outdoor Theatre, concession
stand, 28737 Euclid ave-, Wickliffe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-06-07
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

WAITRESS. part time. II a m. to 2
p. m; no Saturdays or Sundays. The
Village Restaurant. 20485 Euclid ave.
CLEANING woman, white preferred,
2 adults. RE. 1888
PHONE solicitors for fast selling house
hold products, from your home. must
be able to work 6 to hours per
day, Euclid residents preferred. w.
1910.
WAITRESS, experienced, nights. RE.
1890.
SPARE time income; earn $50 a week
or more selling TupperWare; car ne
cessary. Call Margaret Sayers. RE.
l-4059
TWO ladies, enjoy part time selling
with Dutchmaid lingerie shows; car
essential. age no handicap. MO
BABY sitter for occasional evenings.
Euclid-Green area, prefer mature
woman. Nv. 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
BY LARRY EISINGER

The Berwick. this weeks
Home of the Week, is a COM
pact brick house. with its living
dining room oriented to the rear
to minimize street noise and take
advantage of a view of the back
yard.
1 Light-colored brick and ver-
tical V-groove siding along the
porchway make up the exterior;
asphalt shingles are used on
the pitched hip roof.
| A brick-and-concrete porch
leads to the sheltered front en-
trance. Inside, the study is i'm
mediately right of the front
door. This room has a double
floor length window facing the
front yard, and space enough
for a library, a study couch,
desk and other suitable furni-
lture.
! Accessible from the study are
the heater room and bath. The
tiled bath has an inclosed shower
stall, two closets and additional
storage space for towels. The
combination of study and ad-
joining bath creates a private
suite for guest accommodations.
Three units in one are effec-
I lively combined in the kitchen
area, also reached from the bath.
There is a laundry unit, complete
with washer and dryer: a break
fast space. and the kitchen it
self. with q U-shaped work and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Survey Of Lot
Before BUILDING
Avoids PitfuII

If you are planning to build
your own house, here's an ex-
ample of the value Of knowing
where your property begins and
ends:
An Atlanta man bought b lot
on a curving street in a subdiv-
sion where frontages averaged 20
feet and lots extended some $50
feet in depth. He built a house
without having engineers check
on his boundaries.
After the house was completed,
he found that he had used the
front corners of his lot and the
rear corners of the adjoining lot
in placing the house. Both his
mortgage and title were in jeop-
ardy, with the house being too
close to his real boundary. He
was required to buy the adjoin-
ing lot.
A legal expert. in citing this
case, observed: mot to get a
survey before building is nearly
always a pitfall. The man was
lucky to be able to buy the adj
joining lot, as I assume, at a
reasonable price. This situation
is a perfect setup for extortion."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
HOME OF THE WEEK
Living Area Faces
Reor in This Model

storage layout. Two windows
light and ventilate the kitchen
and a service door opposite the
laundry leads to the side yard.
There also is a connecting
door between the kitchen and
dining area. A f1oor-to-ceiline
window extends across the living
dining room, and there is q
second, smaller window in the
dining section.
Opposite the window-wall Is 9
brick fireplace.
A connecting hallway that
leads to both the sleeping area
and the front entrance is of the
living room. A storage closet
next to the fireplace unit opens
to this hall.
The master bedroom measures
IA feet in length. Twin beds car
be accommodated here. Two
double-doored closets cover an
entire wall. There is a double ex-
posure and, of course, cross ven
tilation. The junior bedroom has
two closets and a double ex-
posture.
Opposite the tiled family bath
is a linen closet. The bath itself
has a towel closet and a lattice
type window facing the front, as
we'll as colored fixtures that
match the tile walls and floor.
Specifications Given
Specifications are as follows:
Floor area, 1850 square feet;
cubic content, 1850 cubic feet;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
EuStOVer
Planning 10
More Stores

i Plans for a 10-store addition
to the EaStover shopping center
on South Capitol street at the
District line have been an
nounced by the Eastover Corp
The addition, due for compile
Ition during late summer of 1857,
will total nearly 100000 square
feet and is estimated by the
owners to cost 81 $50, 1000.
/ Now containing SO stores, the
center will have a total of 46
with completion of the addition,
on which construction has begun.
Besides adding to the stores,
new construction work will
double parking capacity at the
center, bringing the total park
ing spaces to 2,400.
I Louis H. Asbury Associates,
Charlotte, N. c., is architect for
the addition. The builder is
Allen c. Minnix g. Sons, of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
New Plastic Alloy
is Announced
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-A new
plastic alloy capable of welding
concrete, brick, cement and Gin
der block. tile and all other ma
sonry building materials with a
bond stronger than the joined
material itself was announced
this week by the Permagile Corp
Of America.
The material, called Perma-
gile, is permanently waterproof
nonshrinking, nonexpanding
unaffected by aging or atmos.
pheric conditions and un.
harmed by alkalis or most acid:
or chemicals, the company said
The company says the house.
owner can use it for repairing
major cracks and gaps in con-
crete floors and walls, vertica
and overhead setting of tile
and panels and interpreting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15
Two-Heuded Nails
Put to New Use

Two-headed scaffolding nails
have settled feud between the
turpentine and lumber indus
tries. Workers who nailed metal
spouts on pine trees to direct the
flow of gum for turpentine used
to leave the nails and spouts in
| the trees. Lumberjacks then had
to leave stumps of 3 to 8 feet of
the best part Of the log because
that much lumber was not worth
the damage the nails caused to
saws in the mills.
Between $500 and 1000 kegs
of two-headed nails are now be-
ing used yearly by turpentine
farmers. Driven in snugly to the
first head, this nail holds the
spout. still is easy to remove by
Its second head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

basic overall dimensions, 46
feet 8 inches by "a feet 8 inches;
minimum plot size. so feet by
100 feet.
Editors note-The cost is not
given. What you could build the
house for in the Washington
area would depend on the bids
you might receive. They might
range from SO to SIS per square
foot or more. plus land.
In case you wish to order
Iblueprints, you may do so by fill
ing in the blank form below.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request. Do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come a manual Of
general building specifications, a
materials list and a photograph
lof the finished house. Provision
of the syndicated feature by The
Star is not meant to suggest that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

FIRST Observation-Disclosures BIG 3-BEDRooM 2-BATH
BRICK RAMBLER OFF MASS AVE. EXTENDED m THE HIGHLY
POPULAR SUkNER-SPRlNGFIELD AREA-S6l2 NAkAKAGAN
RoAD-oPEN SAT-. 81; SUM-. 2-7-Ws do mott believe Is
Gnos home the market IN eaUoly fine nsishbohood et vii
built for his home Features wonderful floor
beautiful uI
kitchen everything Afuehd
full t1 includes delightful y1dsv
coalition, will
beautiful housekeeping and blade
resist this public schools.
extended
IS Numakaa Q home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

FIRST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONTEMPORARY IN
THE EXCLUSIVE BRARcLiFE-SPRING VALLEY AREA
BEDROOMS AND BATHS PLUS PANELED DEN-PRcED
IN LOW 30s-2903 ARIZONA AVE. N.W.-0PEN SUM-, 1T
Here surely Of a nghbo
Bltin cre; Circle
Nebraska Iovshboro ovshboo Rd
Arizona; left homs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-15

ATTENTION
Builders, Contractors. and Kitchen Merehondsen
AA-l manufacturer is in position TO you cs much
us 62o6 on all your steel kitchen cubinet. This offer is
subject to prior sole and availability Will not lost long,
Any size order acceptable. Tremendous savings on top
grade number quality eubnets Not seconds or rejects
Prices will umuze YOU interested parties contact Al Lock-
wood, Baltimore, Nd, Hopkins 1920 or Jock Simms
Washington, D. C., Juniper 7-66o0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

refugees from the mainland. The
certificate Of origin system was
introduced to enable importers
and later tourists to buy Chinese
goods proven to have been
manufactured in Hong Kong.
I'VE found that, in order to
keep Chinese merchandise from
coming to the United States
through another country, we had
to adopt rigorous controls" Mr..
Arnold said. I'VE have inter-
fered with a lot Of perfectly
legitimate activities but we must
do our best to achieve the OBJ
Elective until the objective is
changed"
found-after I had succeeded
in exchanging my purchases for
goods made in Hong Kong or
imported from the Western
world-that most of the con-
Iveniently located shops cannot
produce the approved certif1-
Gates Of origin. This is because
they still import from Red China
or simply don't want to bother
with the red tape Of inventories
and inspections.
The goods in the shops where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
ISubenu to Extend
|Helicopter Service

NEW YORK.-Sabena Belgian
World Airlines will launch new
helicopter flights to DortmunC
in Western Germany and regular
airplane service to Palma d,
Mallorca from Brussels on Apri
%, the airline has announced.
The new helicopter service tt
Dortmund will be an extension
Of the company's present regular
passenger SIS helicopter seq.
ment which links Brussels, Find.
hoven in Holland, and Duisbure
in Germany.
Another highlight of Sabena's
summer operation will be the in.
PRODUCTION Of Sikorsky S-58 hell.
copters. These have a carry.
ing capacity of IL passengers
and will be utilized on the air.
lines entire international hell.
copter network, connecting Bel.
GUM with North France, Hol.
land and Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

lworkmen on the Red mainland
Realistically. there is also the
added factor that they have a
commodity Americans want-the
certificate.
Can't Govern Shops
Mr. Arnold said it would be
more convenient for the tourists
If the shops were more centrally
located and dealt in a variety of
certiflable goods but Foreign
Assets Control can't do anything
about that.
AS it stands now, certain Chi
neSe-type articles cannot be i'm
ported into the United States
from any country unless accom-
panied by an appropriate certifi-
cate of origin. Other Chinese
type articles are prohibited only
If they have been bought in
Hong Kong or macao or nave
been purchased in another coun-
try which, in turn, has imported
the articles from Hong Kong.
noticed in Japan that could
buy a number Of Chinese-type
articles that I would have needed
a certificate Of origin for if I had
declared the purchase as coming
from Hong Kong. Mr.. Arnold
said that gap is being closed. He
said he had just advised the Blu
reau Of Customs to demand proof
from travellers that the article
was actually bought in Japan.
In other words, they can't buy
something in Hong Kong and
get away with saying they bought
it in Japan.
This is Mr.. Arnold's advice to
Orient-bound travellers:
If you buy in the Orient, be
sure you get suitable documents
to present to customs when you
return"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
More WiIdfIoWer
Motorcudes Slated

GATLINBURG, Tenn.-An in
creased schedule of botanical
field motorcades, and addec
number of guided Photographic
tours has been arranged during
the forthcoming Spring Wild.
flower Pilgrimage in the Great
Smoky Mountains Nationa,
Park, April 1928.
|. No fees are charged for par
ticipation, but all taking part
are to register starting at noon
April Is, at the Mountain View
Hotel. The Gatlinburg Garden
Club will have volunteers on
hand there to assist.
AS many as 289 different spe-
cies of wildflowers have been
noted during a previous pilgrim
age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
TRAVEL
TRAVEL

The worlds oldest and largest Travel Agency gives yos
more variety. for your money Choose from Iris
convenient checklist showing minimum fores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

carrier. The announcement coin
cides with news just released
that Guiana. which has been OPP
Grating flights to the United
States via Maimi, will inaugurate
nonstop New York-Havana serv-
ice in Super G Consultations on
May IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Bus-Airline Link

NEW YORK. An agreement
ment has been concluded by
Greyhound Lines and Guiana
Airlines whereby the nationwide
bus company will serve as gen.
eral agent for the international
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

the comprehensive certificates
Of origin are available are often
more expensive. This is due in
part to the fact that Hong Kong
labor gets a better wage than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15
Lush Bargains of Hong Kong
DuIIed by Customs Threat

Continued From Page E-9
apply to some purchases in other
Far Eastern countries, the agency
urges that travellers be advised
Of the regulations early in their
Journey.
Ships, planes and travel agen-
eies are urged to give passengers
q statement on the restrictions
before their first port of call in
the Far East and to print a
warning about the regulations in
their timetables and travel
brochures.
The mimeographed sheet
picked up In Hong Kong was
about as complicated as an OBJ
ecure passage in the tax laws.
This. Mr.. Arnold said, has been
replaced by a much simpler one
sheet explanation.
The sheet does not. however,
explain the reason for the regu-
lations. They go back to 1850
and the National Security Coun-
ell ban on trade with Red China.
At first. Mr.. Arnold said, the pro-
ceedure was to take the word
Of travellers that their purchases
did not come from Red China.
But a year after the ban. he
went on. Red Chinese products
were still showing UP in this
country - imported by pseudo
travellers who sold the goods in
Chinese communities in tn e
United States.
Hong Kong Gears Up
Meanwhile, Hong Kong itself
had started manufacturing much
Of the same type goods as had
previously been produced in
China. Among the Hong Kong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
LIST 1924
THAYER CRIB & MATTRESS
28-""

Non toxic wax birch,
white. grey or maple fin
iSh. Famous make ~ coil
lnnerspring m attress
with wet-pFOof pink or
blue ticking
2nd Floor. Warrington;
lfh Floor, Sticer Spring.
5rd Floor, PARRtrgton
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS

TN Warrington }h Floor Shrer Spring and PARknoon
1925 Solid Bro.s 7-Pe Fire Ensemble 1899
1926 Roto Broh Deep Fot Fryer TIT
1899 Westbend "" Electric Skillet 1888
Gas WesteIox Alarm Clock, with luminous dol 400"
4oS Electric Corn Popper with see through gloss lid z.66
- IS Fomous Cop 4oo Roto RoSisser 1899
Ss5 All Chrome Hair Dryer with hot or cold switch 4sS
3o5 Hammered Aluminium Casserole with l1zq Pyrex insert
2.SS
4e5 Hammered Aluminium Casserole 2-ot Pyex insert 3SS
3e5 Hammered Aluminium Insulated Ice Bucket style 2e6
7.9S Brushed Aluminium Ape. Jumbo Conte Set. 397
795 S-Pe Stock Set imported stoiness steel gift box s99
sos Hardwood Corve Platter. with roos holder 3oo
1895 Folding MoEbeIzed Porty TabIe, eight ass
SOS Wood SoIod Set. loroe individual bowls. 444
SIS Sodo Kina Settler Bottle Christmas holiday
1895 Stainless Steel 5o-pe Fowore Service for g.
1898 pouqos 7Pe Buh Top Set 36x48x6o" 1895
rs 95 Knoty Pine Mr. and Mrs Chest l2x36x3254, dowe
1899
35o5 Desk Choir l6x43x25 " Inch desk
1899
~ s. Mahoeony FFome Poker Tbe g. costly 1899
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LAMPS AND SHADES

Floor. Stre sprnO and PARKiReton
1899 Large Polished Polished WoInu Tobe Lamps o9e
" 90 Bros Trim Metal Wall Pulley with extension orr 1899
100 MetcI ToIe Tobe Lamp bock or white 2oo6 off 799
TO % MetoI Tole Student TobIe Lomp 2oo5 off s79
- 90 Me,o ToIe Student Lounae Floor Lomp 2o off 1929
7es por Hobnol Mk Gloss Vontv Lomp II inches tall 500
70 % Polished Boss Floor Club Lomp poypostc shade 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
1898 WALL MIRRORS
81"

Venetian 80 x so
mirror with "
beveled edges. cleo
tro-copper : plated,
backed silver
masonite back. q
way hangers. 10
year guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
CHINA. GLASS. SILYER AND GIFTS


Floor SltT Spring ond PARKn0ton
~ IS English Dinnerwoe 45-Pc service for g. 1888
II IS Six Hiahbo Closes and Deeonter cut cso set o95
1895 crystoI Punch Set. bowl stond odIe " cups 72o
60 MorosIommed Tumbsr Set hohbo old foshons 52o
100 ss-os-Pe Iimoues Dinner Set for H. $685.
$50 Hand Pointed Snock Troy and Cup, with groove tor
81
s7ao E0mou, Name s,e,Iino Ape service for g. 1890"
Sies Heov Plated 7pece Tea and Coffee Service
Open Stock I847 Rogers Bros SveEpIote for 44Ss
AZ 50 Wrr A Rooeys 'Ro" So DC service for g. 1879
$50 TO 1913 =. 3. Rogers Siverploted Items S5%
1850 to SIS Assorted Sterling Gifts, S99%
SIS SIverpIoted chons Dish size lovely gift SIS"
I7e5 Copper lot Chofins Dish aluminium lined 1879
ee5 Hond Toys oo design 20x25 inches 599
SOS Large IS" Revolving Suson removable Dishes coors s9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
6.99 SANFORIZED I.PC.
MATTRESS PAD & COVER
.3.00
TIrim Size

Fits perfectly and al
ways stays put. Cow
ers top and sides OF
mattress. Double box
stitched for longer
wear and sanforized
for minimum shrink
age.
7.es Double Bed Siss,
LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

Two complete
sets for the sin
gle price, Sc. 2
cloths 60x90
inches and 10
n a p k / n S.
Cleaning rayon
and C o I I o n.
White, p in k,
gold, green, blue.
5th Floor,
Washington; Ord
Floor, SaUer
Spring and
PARKington
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1883 Ptt,bursh Plate Mgrsr. isEss size gss
lass - - LafTe Iranal hspfe1aftiens. ~ ~
neubie Strength. Irtls Vastly Nlfraf eNA 81 -
q - doos Cara catinsis. I1Aih varis5 q ayei
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FASHION FABRICS


S9e "coGwbo Eversoze"" Cotton BY Spring Mills coo I'd 4se
81 Botes Solid Color BroodeIoth nony colors Yd see
LAO Boe Disciplined Cotton Prints ony designs I'd ice
SEE FIonneIette Prints. juvenile designs yds 81
l29 Quiek-oy Nyon, gold and silver embossed I'd. 79e
l69 80 Acetate Slippers otn and ole I'd s9e
2eS 70 1913 Fomous Name oooo Wooens, 54". Yd Ito
I29 29S Silks Royons and Miracle Bends-Coseou from
fonous mill Yd 69e
z98 1898 Imported Domestic CoutuFer Fobre I'd l.99
298 Embroidered Sole end Sotn I'd 80
zos Solid Color Novelty 1902 Wool Tubular Jersey I'd I.2s
Name
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gfb fIorg Wn6hangton.
gsG glooT EiiUsv gprtngf
tft Fioor, PARKingfoa
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OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

9Th Floor, WASHINGTON and PARKn0on
44.95 Mohosony Finish BoeheIor Chest, l6x30x3o" $50
44.95 DustpoOf Lined Oak Veneer Bachelor Chest $3s
1925 Modern Tonbork Desk 45xlo" top 80" high 1895
1875 2PedeoI DopleuF Tobe and choirs, mig finish 1896
S95 Mahogany Finish LyreRuek chGs. upholstery 795
1926 Leather Top Tobles "a gold eo Design Mig S3s
1895 Fomous-Noke Nest Of Tobles, tops S35
1895 Timed ook TobIes, plastic tops 1925; Corner 34.os
44.95 cordovon Mohosuny Tobes 1895