davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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posed of in order to make new
loans, data from the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond in
dicate.
Deposits of Riggs National,
American Security g. Trust Co.
and National Bank Of Washing
ton aggregated $1,075,018.000
on November IL, down $3,346.- =
900 from a week earlier, and of
about l per cent from ST.
085, ,733,000 on October Z, one
day after the fall bank condi-
ton call and just prior to mar
keting Of the Magic IS, the
bank disclosed.
Total loans Of the three in
stitutions amounted to $507,-
$4,000 on November IL, up ST.
$4,000 from a week earlier,
but ony 0.8 per cent ahead Of
$500, ,651 900 on October Z.
In contrast to these changes,
data for IL reserve member
banks a year ago showed that
between october 8 and Novem-
Der IL, 1858, Washington bank
deposits rose 2 per cent and
loans increased 81 per cent.
Covering IL institutions, the
dollar totals are not comparable
to the present series, which re-
placed them last July 8.
Investments of the three
banks declined to $4l8,798, 900
on November IL from $425,-
964, 900 a week earlier and
$426.5os,O 900 on October I.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

tending argued whether a loan
should be granted to a women's
apparel firm. The applicants
case was presented in skit form
along with the balance sheet,
profit and loss statement and
other data.
PennSy Board Restores
September Salary Cuts
Directors of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad today restored salary
cuts for officers and super
viSors, which went into effect
on September l as a result of
the steel strike.
The reductions amounted to
10 per cent on salaries above
$4,000 and S per cent on
salaries between $1,000 and
$40, 200. .
The board also voted a div
idend Of Is cents a share, pay
able to holders Of record
November 80. This maintains
an unbroken cash dividend for
l12 consecutive years.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Universal Marion Votes
80 Cents on Common

Directors of Universal Marion
Corp, the former Capital
Transit Co., declared a quar-
terly dividend of 80 cents a
share on common stock and
an initial dividend of slX
cents a share on the new 41s
per cent preferred stock.
The common dividend will be
paid December 20 to holders of
record of December 4 and the
preferred payment will be made
January 10 to holders of record
December 18.
The new preferred was issued
recently in the amount of
43,200 shares for purchase of
10000 acres of land in Hills
borough County, Fla.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Associations Continue
Growth in October

The reported Withdrawals
from savings and loan associa-
tions for purchases of the
Magic IS apparently were more
than Offset by new savings in
October.
Invested savings of 27 mem
Der associations of the District
Savings and Loan League rose
to $966,178,168 on October 81,
compared with 1854, ,900,6S6 on
September 80 and 1853, ,669, ,621
on october 81 last year, re-
ported Julius A. Maedel, league
president.
The total showed a gain Of
$1l.277,482 in october and was
1865 million above a year ago.
In october last year, the
months gain was only $685.
373.
First mortgages totaled
Sl,036,O ,O39,749 on October 81,
compared with $1,0l1,629,179 a
month earlier and $888,873,3 300
a year earlier. This total was
up $24,410,570 in the month in
contrast to a gain of $l0,778,-
664 in october last year.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Nov, 10 CAP) CUsDA)
Butter offerings light. Receipts, 7O2,-
600. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
ureshl. Creamery, 93 score CAA)
65'4-66 cents: 81 score (A), 65-65H
30 score OBJ, 6414-65.
Cheese steady. Receipts, 297, ,OO0
Prices unchanged.
wholesale egg offerings moderate,
Receipts, 10000. New York spot quota
tons follow: Midwestern: Mixed colors
Extras t4S-5O lbs.l, 33-341a; extras
t45-4S lbsO, 3l-33: extras medium,
21-29; smalls, 1928; standards large,
30-3l; checks. 1925. Whites: Extras
1880 lbs.), 34-36h; extras (45-4S
lbsO. 31-33: extras medium, 27a-3O.
Browns: Extras 1880 lbS), 34-35.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
PennSy Board Restores
September Salary Cuts
AnacOStia National Pays
Yule Savings and Bonus

AnacoStia National Bank has
distributed $434.090 to 5,587
members of its Christmas Saw
ings Club and directors have
declared a Christmas bonus for
members Of the stan, President
A. Scott Offutt announced
today.
Each staff member with
service Of one year or more
will receive four weeks salary.
Members with less than a year
of service will receive a pro-
portionate amount based on
the number of months worked.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
MANAGEMENT Capabilities
Important to Lenders

A 1aSt-groWlng company
which is spread too thin for the
comfort of bank lending officers
still has a chance to get financ-
ing if the management has an
exceptional record and earn
ings are good.
This was emphasized last
night at a meeting of Chesa-
peake Chapter, Robert Morris
Associates, which includes bank
lending officers of both Balti-
more and Washington banks.
James F. Bridges of Riggs Ma
tional Bank. chapter PRESIDENT,
presided.
At the meeting in Baltimore,
an actual company situation
was reviewed and bankers at
Evening star., 1959-11-19
''a'. RI aa'.BuszNEss
Bank Doto Show Drain
Of Cash for Magic IS
By DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Effects of the recent issue of the Treasury
the so-caed Magic S. which Sphoned substantial
Of cash from banks and savings associations
apparent in the latest bank statistics here.
Deposits of Washngons three largest banks are failing
TO show their usual rise being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Soviet Press JubiIont
Over Leaders Visits

MOSCOW, Aug. S (AP).-
The Soviet press erupte., in
jubilant comment toSav or the
exchange of state visits between
President Eisenhower and
Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
In a. front-page editorial,
the Communist Party organ
Pravda said the Soviet public
received the news of the forth
coming meetings with enor-
nous satisfaction. Pravds
printed two pages of Soviet
and foreign comment on the
exchange.
1T is deeply significant that
the forthcoming Soviet-Amer-
lean contacts on the summit
level were warmly welcomed in
the entire world" Prayda said
Izvestia. the government
newspaper, promised NJ. 81
senhower will receive the fullest
hospitality from the Soviet
people and will be met "as is
fitting to meet such an emf
nent guest"
Both papers termed the
forthcoming meetings historic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
MucmiIIun Pins
Election Hopes on
Eus+-West TuIks

LONDON. Aug. 5 (AP).-
The meetings between Presi-
dent Eisenhower and Soviet
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchey
make it alost certain that Bri-
tain's national election will
take place in October.
Prime Minister Harold Mac
milan can pick the election
date any time between now
and next spring.
An autumn Fa St-West sum-
NIT conference with NJ" Mac
milan as one Of the pactici-
pants would have suited tbs
British Prime Minister better
But the Eisenhower Khrush-
chev talks in WASHINGTON next
month and later in Moscow
are a good second pest for him
That should be a relatively
relaxed period in East-West
relations-an ideal time fol
the Conservatives to put Their
record to the British voters
October % is the date gener-
ally predicted.
Mr.. Macmillan can claim IL
have helped push the idea Of
an Eisenhower Khrushche'
get-together. The British
Prime Minister, when he went
to Moscow last February
stressed the need for persona,
meetings between top leaders
Of the East and West.
Newspapers supporting the
Conservative cause already ar
taking this line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

would be in a position to do so
on his behalf when President
Eisenhower gets to the Soviet
Union.
The Observation-Disclosures
exchange Of visits has been ar
ranged at a time Of renewed
restlessness in the Far East.
Reminders Of Influence
Reminders Of the influence
of Red China persistently are
reaching the West from such
trouble spots as Quemoy and
Matsu and Laos and. Of course,
from Peiping.
The Chinese Reds still spas
medically shell Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek's offshore is
lands of Quemov and Matsu.
Nationalist Chinese sources
on Formosa say they are afraid
the Red Chinese will spring a
new crisis in Formosa Strait
during the Khrushchev visit to
Washington.
In Laos. Red rebels are
marrying the pro-Western royal
government on grounds that
the 1854 Indo-C Chinese armi-
stice agreement has been
preached by American military
aid. American ministers here
are examinging this problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

events and saw them as certain
to help reduce tensions.
Pravda also expressed hoIN
for an expansion of Soviet
American exchanges Of all
sorts. including trade.
The United States exhibition
in Sokolniki Park, recently a
target of bitter criticism and
suspicion in the Soviet pres\
came in for praise as a step
toward better relations between
the two countries. Pravda said:
1.-THE Soviet exhibition in
New York, the United States
exhibition in Moscow. the re-
cent trips of First Deputy Pre-
miers Anastas I. Mikoyan and
Frol r. Kozlov and The just
concluded visit of Vice FRESH
dent Richard NJ. Nixon-all
these are important links IN a
system of measures aimed at
imprC ..7g the relations be-
tween our countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

formants, would be for Mr.
Khrushchev to conslt with his
Red partners after visiting
President Eisenhower in Wash
ington and before receiving him
in Moscow.
Western governments are
aware that the Chinese Reds
are arraging a big jamboree to
mark the 10th anniversary OF
the founding of their state,
around October /. Top men Of
most Of the Communist lands,
including Russia, are expected
to attend what may turn into
a sort of Red summit meeting
Important factors could be
involved.
Talks on Red China Due
Mr.. Khrushchev could hardly
fail to discuss Red China's role
in the Far East during his
meetings with Mr.. Eisenhower.
Nor could he fail to press Pei
pings claims to membership in
the United Nations if he should
seize a chance of addressing
the General Assembly in mid
September.
Mr.. Mao would want to know
all the details behind any such
exercises. He presumably would
have some ideas of his own
to press and Mr.. Khrushchev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Dallas toVote
On School
Indignation

DALLAS. Aug. S (AP).-|
United States District Judge
T. Whitfield Davidson yester-
day directed the Dallas School
Board to take steps toward a
vote on Indignation of public
schools.
He signed an order prepared
by the school boards attorney
directing the board to circulate
petitions calling for an election
on the issue.
/ The order also formally de-
MED a request by the National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People for in
.egration this fall.
State law requires a halt to
State aid for any district which
integrateS without approval of
\ majority of qualified voters.
The law also specifies that
such an election can be called
only after petitions are signed
by 20 per cent of the districts
voters. This would require
$4,000 signatures in Dallas.
A spokesman for the NAACP
said the organization will not
take part in a campaign for
signatures or in an election.
Edwin C. Washington, jr.,
NAACP field secretary. said the
group takes the position that
a mans rights should not be
put to a vote once they have
been declared by the court"
DR.. Edwin Rippy, president
Of the board, said 1--WE will
probably have to ask Judge
Davidson to instruct us further,
I think the board could get the
petitions drawn up and even
pass them around to the PTAS,
but I don't think the leg work
of getting them signed should
be done by school officials"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
All items In our lawn
furniture department cut
10 the bone. Here are q isWI

Lawn Umbrella tICL6l. s. do,
fitting pole. fIoroI exterior, green
interior. Reg. $lo.e5. SASS
Lown Umbrella t7S/DR78I T.
did,, fitting aluminium pole;
green, yellow or turquoise exter-
ior. Reg. 5000. S. down, S.
mo. $19.S6
Versi Table tHlol Converts
from coffee toble to dining
toble height. Redwood top,
aluminium legs. so" long, 30"
wide toperino to II" at ends.
Reg. $685.. S. down. S. mo-,
1899
Folding Steel Picnic Toble
GID Folds wlot for cosy
corryine ond storing. 74"x6o"
charcoal and white pottern.
Req. $7.e9 , $4.99
Innersprins choiss tA-l2o6I
Morine pottern niottress on
aluminium frone. Reg. SO 95.
IS down. SIS mo. $ls.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Khrushchev-Moo Talks
Likely After U. S. Visit

GENEVA Aug. tAP)-Soon after visiting America next
month Na Khrushchev travel to Pepng for meeting
with leaders Of the Communist world that being called by
Red China's Mao TZe-tung.
This possibility reported last night by allied diplomats
Of the PURPOSES Of trip according the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
PLUMBING,

Combination Sink Faueet
CAST. Single lever, deck
mount, complete with 20"
buiIt-in flexible supplies. Asr-
etor on spout. Reg. $lS.45,
SASS
Combination Sink Faucet
t#98-D. Single lever, deck
mount. "" iron pipe topping. ,
Aerotor on spout. Reg. $l8.45.
$I4.ss
KIeen-FIush Automatic Toilet
Disposer Kit (5-l4l3). Auto-
moticoIIy keeps toilet bowl cIeon
and odorIess. Really TO instolI,
no tools needed. Hormless 70
septic Tanks. Reg. $2.e8 $l.sS
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TILES =

Gold Bond" Ceiling Tile, Tx
IL, blue croekIe pattern. EosiIy
installed. Reg. 1926 corton
Of 64'--------------$6.s9
Pittsburgh InterIoek Plastic
We'll Tile. Eoch square locks
itself costly and quickly in place.
Reg. 39e So. ft.----lse 50. #.
Armstrong DeeoFoy LinoIeum
Tile. Porquet, 6"xl2". Grease
proof cushion felt backs. Reg.
Zoe per tile &c per tile
(Rockpille onlV)
BoIto Floor VinyI Tile. Your
choice: Cork. wood grain, black
and eroy on white. Brown and
green on white. Brown and
yellow on white, light and dark
brown on white. Reg. lie per
tile ----- &c per tile
(Rockuille OnlvJ
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THIS IS ONLY A
PARTIAL
LISTING
smPOWER TOOLS & MOWERS

Burgess Bond Saw tB-24o) z
speeds for wood or metol cutting.
Eosy tension adjustment. Sows
straight or curved, cuts TO center
of "a" wide, any length Of wood,
plostics, steel or tile. Reg.
S24.95 ------$l9.SS
Mosno Jointer t62-ooo) Full
4" blade with depth cut of
5/l6". Reg. $3.50, Sc down,
So month $ 46.95
Mosno Paint Sproyer 1855
oo0) A diophroem type COM
pressor complete with hose for
distont tup to lis IT, sproy-
ing. Reg. $49.95. SIS down, SIS
month --- $39.95
Electric cuItivotor tC6o2Bl.
Aerotes, cuItivotes and pulVer-
ICES. SeIf-contoined, heovy-duty
DIR cooled motor. Reg. $24.86.
$l6.S8
Norsemon fitting ArboF Sow
t#4-929). Cuts full z" lumber.
Complete with extension, mitre
eouoe, double locking rip fence.
TobIe size 22"xl3". Reg.
$l9.o5 ------------$l4.8S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

Boys Well Tent t#leA. Cut
size SKI, 4'8" center, l'6"
walls. Reg. $ll.9e----$7.SS
Sleeping Bag t#2e2). Hall Du-
pont doeron, half wool filled.
Full Upper. Rubberized voter
proof bottom. Reg. 5000,
$6.sS
compeE's Knopsoek 1927.
Adjustable strops. Has ! large,
2 small pockets. Reg. $2.99,
$l.9S
Ruek Sock t#85o) Tubular
frome, one zippered pocket, 2
flop pockets. Reg. $500 $4.44
Air MOttress t#l5-llel. Rub
berized canvas. Reg. 1888,
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Box Edge Folding Choir CA-
35ol. Marine pottern. Matches
#ll2o6 choise shown above.
Reg. $500 $500
Rotton Circle Chair tE42l 20"
high with snop-on wrought iron
bose. Reg. $500 1888
Contour cheise t#53s) Mods
to the curve Of the body. Nom
tip. Reg. $l9.9e----$I3.ss
Circle Soron Web Chair
t#2o0l Popular circle design
with turquoise and white web
bino on aluminium frome. Reg.
$3.50 $3.50
s. Redwood Picnic Tobie
tE6ool With s. benches, Reg.
1888 ------------$lS.SS
one-Pieee Seron Cot t#2oD
Single heodrest. Reg. $500,
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Wood Holders t#llol. Block
ond bross. Reg. $l2.o5, $8.44
Electric Fire Log Drum (#7o0).
Gives the charm Of O real fire
without the bother or danger.
Reg. $29.o5---------$l Sass
Block and Bross Andirons.
I#343ol. Reg. $9.75- $6.44
Block and BFoss FiFeset (#47/
43). Reg. $l9.95----$l4.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
,,s.aa.s.. + FIREPLACE FIXTURES

Fireplace Ensemble tE297/Sl
Antique bross. Includes ondirons
tE37l8J Ape. fireset tEee7)
and folding screen t#2536).
Reg. $2l.95 - $l7.S8
fireplace Ensemble tH2So-
STC) Black and bross. includes
ondirons t#3476), Ape. fireset
(El070 and folding screen
t#2538l. Reg. S2r.95, $l7.88
Fireplace Ensemble t#l24D.
All bross. includes ondirons
tH935l. Ape. fireset C#6o5)
and curtoin screen t48l2l.
Reg. $49.95. S. down, SIS mo-,
Black and Bross curtoin Screens
VS.. Reg. S27.95. S. down.
S. mo. --,--- $l9.88
Solid Bross FireIishters t#35).
Reg. $lo.95---------$7.S8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

Potio Prince Broxiers
"a" fiFebowI, 29h" height
E7l2). Reg. $7.o9 $6.44
"a" firebowI, motorized, with
holt hood, 2oh" high GID.
Reg. $l4.e9 -$l 2.S8
"a" fiFebowI, detachable steel
utility troy. 29Hz" high t#742l
Reg. SASS ----$lo.8S
De luxe motorized, "a" fire
bowl with holt hood (#742HEEl
Reg. $24.95. Wis. Ave. Only,
$I7.Ss
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~ PICNIC ACCESSORIES .

Potio Wagon t#s59HEl rec
toneuIor shoped, 1899, re-
cessed removable firebox. 1917
81" utility shelf, 4h" wind
shield. towel rack. Reg. $24.95.
FoIIs Church onIy-----$l6.Ss
IA" dio. barrel, 20" long
tHol4). Hood closes tight over
barrel. Reg. $9.99 --$7.ss
~" dio. barrel, "a" long
tH92oEEl. Adjustable droft
doors top and bottom. Heot
indicator in cover. Reg. $685.,
$2l.se
Picnic Chests and Jugs
FoId-Awoy Foueet t#336). |
gal. eopocity. Brown olIieotor
otomite. Reg. $8.95
Shoulder Spout t#e85). COL.
capacity. PuroIite liner, red
leather dome. Reg. 1898,
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Umbrella Tent (#lolA). 8'e"
square with 7 center. MiIdew
resistont, roinproof, sewed in
floor, window in reoT. Reg.
$685. ------------$Z9.SS
Large WoII Tent t#Kl4IAl. g.
xl0' with g. center. Aluminized
top. Guaranteed to withstand
any roinfoIl. Reg. $44.95. IS
down, SIS month -----$2S.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
s.s CAMPING EQUIPMENT a...,

Official "TroiI Scout" conteen
(SCC-7). Pure aluminium with
cover. Reg. $l.4e------Sse
compins Knife t#J-3). Has
CORY pouch with file, punch,
screw-driVer, con and bottle
opener. corkscrew, saw, fork,
spoon, scissors. knife blade. Reg.
S2.88 --------------$l.99
Folding Comp Stove t#425B).
2 burner, w pit. copocity re-
movable fuel Tanks with built
in pump. StoinIess steel burner
rings. Reg. SASS. BY Cole
man ----------------$9.99
Single MontIe Lontern (#2ool.
Holds fuel for 8 to 10 hours
lighting. Reg. SASS. BY Cole
man ---------------$S.S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
SPORTING GOODS

4-PIoy Bodminton Set ar
1907. includes 4 rocquets, steel
poles, 2o'x2' net, 2 shuttle
cocks. Reg. $4.ee $3.50
Golf co+ t#57KD/45KDl.
Lightweight, oil metoI. Reg.
$500 -----$ SASS
Golf Bog (#Do332l. Club d.
viders, detachable hood, UNI
breIIo holders. Reg. $24.e9,
1858
Wilson "Joek Kroner" Tennis
Racquet (@T45lO. FinoIist
model. Reg. $1.ee-----$4.ss
Bob White" z-Wood Golf Set
t#l5-453D. Reg. $ll.88,
Bob White 3-Wood Golf Set
t#l5-454). Reg. $l7.88,
SASS
Bob White" 8-IFon Golf Set
t#l5-450). Reg. $32 88,
Bob White" 5-Iron Golf Set
t#l5-449). Reg. $lo.88,
Bob White" Tennis BoIIs
t#l5-532l. Reg. $l.49 con Of
3 -------- SLIP
Regent" Tennis Racquet U.s.
539l. Beginners. Reg. 81 .99,
$l.66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

"Maseot" Tennis Racquet
(6o40. Reg. $3.99----$z.66
SpoIdins "Poneho GonxoIes"
Tennis Racquet t#l5-535).
Reg. $l4.9o---------$7.ss
sIusser Bot and Boil t#l24l.
Reg. $l.98---------sse
Wilson Pete RunneIs" Field
ers Glove t#A2e8o). 5-fineer,
Reg. $2.95 ----------$l.99
Airex Spinning Rod tE2es).
Reg. $5.99----------$3.S9
TroIIer Boot and Boy Rod tAl-
bocore). Reg. $500 $4.66
RoyoI Boot and Boy Rod t#4ol..
Reg. $500 ---------$z.66
Airex Apache" Spinning Reel
(#3l8). Reg. $5.95 $3.Ss
"Aquo Spin" Spinning Reel
(#50436). Reg. $2.99 $l.9s
roekIe Box (#33ol. Req.
$4.99 ---------- $3.50
n FISHERMEN! q
q Come in and see the dros-
u tic reductions in our en-
81 tire Fishing Department!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
4555 Wisconsin Ave.
bet. NebEosko Ave.
and River Road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
LAWN FURNITURE,

soIdins choiss t#625) 4 posi-
tons, aluminium with soron
webbing in yellow with white or
oil red tweed. Reg. $500,
"Sun Lounge" chaise tS925-
SCI. Operotes like O. barber
chair. Green sporkIite webbing.
Reg. $l9.95 Sass
Folding Chair tH435l. Folds
flat for storage. y" wide. 30"
high. Green and white tweed
soron webbing. Reg. $4,99,
Stock Chair t#375l BY Lown-
lite. Green and white or tur-
quoise and white webbing.
n h"x3l W. Reg. 5000.
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ELECTRIC
Umbrella Pool or Terroee Lishf.

Umbrella Pool or Terrace Lishf.
Black and white striped boxed
enamel finish. Shode diameter
az, overall height 81. White
inside reflection surfoce. Hos
IS cord. Reg. $l2.75. Ut
eoD. 1895
japanese Lantern Lights give
oS your patio or lawn truly fes-
q. a. tive look. Set hos 10 assorted
100 Iontern on a. long electric
cord. Lend O really Different"
ype look for porties and celebrations.
on ldeol, too, for pool lighting and
,rd; eordens. Reg. $6.98. t#7-8e5)
.s5 $S.44
20" Comet Window Fan
ype (#520) 2 speeds in, 2 speeds
Also out electrically reversible, COM
IS pIete with spocer kit t$WP-2
leg. Reg. $2e.e5. SASS
80 20" Belt Drive viking" Win
dow fan t#o55), 2 speeds in,
ked z speeds out, electrically rever-
g.. sibIe, a powerful bIodes. 5-W.
90. guarantee. Reg. $59.e5.
fish $685.
40 20" AImoreo Window Fen
os t$20W2R-7). With G-E motor
" switch and cord. Reg. S29.95.
SASS
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w Buck spreoder (#lol. Properly
IS distributes seed. fertilizer. etc.
.ss Just toke walk and your lawn
wv is fed. Reg. $500. $3.50
95.
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So Garden Hose t#75o). Reg.
.SS $7.95. S5.ss
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White Picket Fence l6"x25'.
Reg. $5.95 roll. $3.50
White Picket Border Section.
9"x36". Reg. zoe. NE. Store
Only. 23e
Redwood Border Fence lS"x
s.. Reg. $2.98. $l.SS
s. White Cedar Fence Piekets.
10 per bundle. Reg. $685.
White Picket Fence. 24"x25'
rolls. Reg. SITS. $4.7s
Split Bomboo Fence II" high,
49, long. Reg. $7.88. $4.SS
I"x3"-3' Gothic Top Fence
Piekets. Reg. lie 60. l5e co.
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Is" Hand Mower tSA l6W)
with wood hondle. Reg. $l3.95
$lo.Ss
IA" Hand Mower (SAl4Wl
with wood hondIe. Reg. $ll.o5.
$9.S8
Lawn Sweeper t#245-5). CIeons
up lawn otter moving. Picks up
Leaves, gross cuttings, even
small rocks. Reg. S24.88.
$l9.sS
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Deluxe Dehumidifier with QUITO
motto humidistot. Reg. $99.95.
$SS.s8
one-Lisht Mushroom Type
Gorden Light t$7-905l Con-
venience outlet and IS cord;
Reg. Sl4.7e. $Io.ss
Two-Lisht Mushroom Type
Garden Light t$7-o06). Also
with convenience outlet and s.
cord. Modern and unique. Reg.
$2l.4e. SASS
Coach Lantern on b" spiked
end rod. Overall height 63".
Clear gloss shade holds one | 90.
Wott light, sotin black finish
with polished bross trim. In
eIudes IS cord. Reg. $l5.49.
(#7-9o3) ---------$ll.sS