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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29

mittee for this program, en-
titled World Wonderland -
are chairman, Mildred Gel
lura; co chairman Shirley
Cicchella. Decorating will be
by Joan Sneller, refreshment
Pnillis Budde; games, Doro-
thy Wignad; balloons Helen
Smith; the Country S tore,
Carol Mackie; candy, Barb
ara Leppelmeier; and publ
city, Esther Delaney.
Hospital Auxiliary Meets
The next meeting of t h e
Hospital Auxiliary will b e
held at the home of Mrs. j.
G. Blackstock, 235 Chillicothe
Rd. on Thursday, Oct. 6, at
8 pm. The highlight of the
meeting will be an illustrat-
ed talk by Mrs. Alfred Kus
on her recent trip to Europe.
Past Chiefs Meet
The Past Chiefs of the Py-
THAN Sisters met on Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Ken
meth Sperry, Mulberry Rd.
4
Library Hours
The new hours for the Ches-
ter Public Library are Mon
day, 6 pm; Wednesday,
l to 8 pm. Thursday, l to 8
pm. and Saturday 10 to 6 p.
n.
Firemen Banquet on Sunday
One hundred and two per-
sons, firemen, assistant fire
men and their families en-
joyed the annual banquet at
the picnic grounds of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Thayer, Wilson
Mills Rd. 1t was a steak roast
this year instead of the ira
ditional clam bake. A clay
pigeon shoot followed the din
rer. It was described as a
very nice outing.
Attend State Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro Sojka,
Miss Agnes Sojka, and Mrs.
Douglas Boss, as delegates
from the Chester K of P Lo-
dge, attended the State Con-
vention of the Grand Temple
at Dayton, o., last week from
Wednesday to Saturday night
Winners at the X of p
Card Party
Six tables were in play at
the K of P card party held
Saturday night, Sept. "a, at
the hall. Winners in pinochle
were 1st Advert erbsky, of
Highland Heights; MRS. Ro-
bert Perry. Chardon. 2nd.
Glenn Hall, Chester and Mrs.
Arthur Battles, Chester. I n
five hundred, 1st. Ralph De-
Walt, Chardon; and Mrs.
Ralph DeWalt, Chardon. End.
George Parr, Thompson and
Mrs. Lillian Chipman, Char
don. Albert Berbsky won the
door prize. The hostesses
were Mrs. Burt Hearn a n d
Mrs. Walter Williamson.
Seriously Hurt when
Overturns
Anthony Kozak, wills son
tical list at Geauga Commun-
Mills Rd., is still on the cri-
teal list at Geauga Commun-
ity hospital, as the result of
suffered last week
end, when the front end load
he was using, overturned on
him crushing his chest. He
was moving soil to make his
driveway wider, when h e
caught a stump too near the
edge of the ravine, rolling
the loader down the ravine.
Mr.. Kozak tried to j u m p !
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29

ties were in Pennington on
Sunday visiting Charles Mil
Ter and his daughters Edith
and Mary Miller.
Mrs. Alfred Pot, Mulberry
Rd., reports that her grand
son, Dale Turk, 7 years old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Turk of Phoenix, Ariz., has
lost his hearing due to an at
tack of influenza meningitis
last January. He is now at
tending speech school for a
few weeks testing with cleo
trio apparatus to see W h a t
damage the sickness did and
what can be done for his hear
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Str
eng of Strawberry L ane,
Willoughby, entertained her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Mills at dinner on Sunday ,
celebrating her mothers bir-
thday Of September 81, and
her fathers on September 81.
Heirways
On September 10 at st. An
ne'S Hospital, Cleveland, a
son Dale Frederick, weight 7
"a lbs was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Harmacek, 160
Lincoln DR.. Other children in
the home are David, 9 and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29
Attend State Convention

Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro Sojka,
Miss Agnes Sojka, and Mrs.
Douglas Boss, as delegates
from the Chester K of P Lo-
dge, attended the State Con-
vention of the Grand Temple
at Dayton, o., last week from
Wednesday to Saturday night
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29
GirdIes glide on easily with
Pete pa n
SHOW mist"

This refreshing powder spray was
especially created to help girdles
and panty girdles slide on without a
tussle! May be applied either to
body or garment. A scientific
blending of beauty oils and tale,
delicately scented Snow Mist softens
skin and serves as deodorant
powder for the body. Only $50
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-29
West Geauga Band Aides

West Geauga Band Aides
will hold their first meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 5, 8 pm. at
West Geauga high S C h ool.
Election of officers will be
held. Mr.. Robert Ryan, chair
man of the nominating COM
mittee will present the slate
and nominations may also be
made from the floor. Follow
ing the business meeting Mr..
Stanton will show movies of
Band Camps. Co chairmen
of the school calendar COM
mttee are MIS-. Harry Davis
and Mrs. S. w. Graft. The
calendar of school activities
is put out by Band Aides as
one of their fund raising pro-
iectS. The calendar should be
available for distribution at
the time open house is held
at the school October 13, IA.
Cub Scouts No. 1875
Cub Scout No. 1875 will open
their fall clubbing activities
with a pack meet, scheduled
for Friday, Sept. 80, at 7:30
pm. at the Chesterland Bap-
tist church. New prospective
cubbers wishing to join the
pack 1876, contact Mr.. Robert
Furland, cubmaster Park g.
1895.
A family outing is planned
for Sunday, Oct. 2, at 2::30 p.
m. at Williams Grove, Fair
mount Rd. Further informa-
tion will be given at the pack
n1antinp
Evening star., 1960-12-03

FOOL TABLES, new regulation sine,
sale, 1885. IA. 4-212i. VA. POOL,
SUPPLY, 95S N. Glebe I'd, All.
lGle6e and Fairfax dr.).
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Dntn.. 1850 9 st, NV, RE. 7-6212
Alex. 26?1 Mt. Vrn. Av. KI. S-S6s6
Beth. 1910 Frn'nt Av. OIL. 6-l671
(Suburban Stores Open Ewes.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Sales Representative

Ex:eslent opportunity for right
man With large internationai al
CvIp0Iatlon. Car Q must: out
sSsanGing territory. substantial
expenses, company paid hoSnitnl.
ization. Quail: Aggressive, WeII
Eroomed. good educ. backEround
For For ,aap,pt. call no. 2-43o0.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES,
eolored. permanent position, Write
Evening star., 1960-12-03
NURSE

PBx OPERATORS; 2 openings. one
$50 to 5 pm. one relief, 4O
hours per week. Apply personnel.
p % pm. Monday Friday.
RRovIDENcE HOSPITAL. iiS0
Evening star., 1960-12-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

I WOULD LIKE TO DO house
cleaning Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday. Ny phone, LU. 4-3gzb.
GIRL desires fob baby sitting: s
days . week. 10. 3-3771.
H0UsEKEEPER COOK. fond Of
children. Thurs. and Sun. OF, stay
l niEht. 1--we out. TU. 2-6s8f.
Ny EXCELLENT live.in maid avail
Jan. /; superb cook: likes chill.
dren. EN-. 5.1416.
REFINED, CAPABLE lady wishes
housekeeping position. with nice
family: preferably employed couple
or COMPANION. Box 334-K. Star.
WISE TO PLACE my excellent
maid for days work. Mon. and
Fr. Present employer, leaving
city: Best refs. After 9 pm, LU.
2-O63S or DI. 7.6673.
Al ABLE MAIDS; live In, out; $40
week up. Health card and refs.
Daywcrkers. 81 and fare. QUAIL.
1rY. g1a N Y. ave. NV, DI.
7.4393. Open Sat. and sun, "a.
COL0RED GIRL desires part.timS
work, eatly mornings or late
nights. Earlene. Ho. 2-7626.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
SALESMAN
CAPE CORAL,

One 81 Florida's fnest waterfront
communities has the best deal OF
BY network TV and broadcasts. m
canvassins necessary, high commis.
sions. excellent financial arranTe.
ments. paid weekly, Call Monday,
MR. PLoTNICK. JU. s-iIO0.
SALESMAN. exper.-Retau sales.
man 10 call on grocery trade foy
leading food broker WashinEton.
Saitimore area. Call II. 7-l5OO
sALEsMEN = Inside and outside
pany; should be IamilIar Wifh
building materials and biu,-prinii
reading: salary depending on eX.
perfnnce. OIL. 6-7DOO: ewes. OF
Evening star., 1960-12-03
MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DRIVEWAY co.
D5lve your car TO or from anywhere.
Nh. 6TlLWELL. DI. 7-0s75.
AUTO DRIVERS = Nearly free
trans: 70 Nashville. Gail Mr.
sLILWELL. DI. 7-Os75.
LADY WANTS RIDE from Duke and
1 way 10 arrive Pentseon 200
am. Good pay. XII. S-6366,
Evening star., 1960-12-03
SALES EXECUTIVE
Trainee
Sales MANAGER

For one Of our Branch omc.,
An excellent opportunity for a
man with initiative and abi,,,y
70 associate himself with one
OF Prince Georges County'S most
aegressive real estate orEaniSa. .
lions. II you believe YOU have
tne experience and mana cement
sniiity 70 qualify. esll Mr.. Ben.
JAmin, AP, 5.7TSA
Evening star., 1960-12-03
KErP WOMEN

SECRETARY, light Bookkeeping In
small. long estab. real estate once,
Conv. downtown LOCATION. q 70 )
pm. Inquiries confidential. Boz
1Oh.K. star.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
I AM LOOKING
FOR A PARTICULAR
TYPE OF MANI
1845 4th st. NE

1 AM LOOh1NG
FOR A PARTICULAR
TYPE OF MANI
DO YOU FEEL YOU ARE
LIMITEDIN YOUR PRES
ENT POSITION? IF YOU
ARE NOT AFRAID TO
MAKE $4,000 A YEAR
AND ARE WILLING TO
WORK FOR IT YOU MAY
QUALIFY. COLLEGE
GRADUATE OR EQUIvA-
LENT; PREFERABLY
BUSINESS OR MANAGE
RIAL GROUND,
BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.
AGE NO BARRIER. LIB
ERAL COMPANY BENE-
FITS INCLUDING PROF
1T SHARING AND HOS
PITALIZATION. CALL
MR.. WINCHESTER, HO.
2-4355, FOR APPOINT
MENT.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

IRON WORKERS. experienced only,
good wages, references. Phone
JtNITOR Coupler. stable and will
ing to work; must be csperi-
enced oil heat and small repairs;
no drinkers: 3-room basement
apt, street floor. and GOOD salary:
white or colored: large building.
18th and Columbia I'd. Write Box
look. Star.
JANITOR. wife. exper. stokef.
niainteDa nee, settled, sober, no
child. good sal. apt. ia. 5-D451.
JUsTOwRITER or teletype oper-
ator wanteo. Exper neipful but
not necessary. Military personnel
considered. Full or part time.
Phone AID. .:-6517 or CO. 5.407S
tFri through MonD for interview.
LIQUOR STORE sALEsAaEN, fun
or part time: exp. req.: good sal
and bonus. Apply $50 am.
WELTMAE. INC 3035 Mime
soto ave. ne
lkTMOGRAPHlC STRIPPER. expe.
rienced in quality multi color
work: knowledge OF camera desir-
able: union shop. Cali Mr..
RosENTHAL at LA. s-a6ti8.
IOCKSMITH-Good all around
man. 4s-hour week. S1OO. Write
Box Jia-K, Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Continued on Next PaE)
Evening star., 1960-12-03

RADIO EoUIPMENT-3 MOI trans
ceivers, ? to 8 NC; two gunset
converters, . to 9 NC; l Be SAG
with power supply; 9 mobile units,
to NC. Some 6.meter equip.
l04 Rittenhouse NV. IA. a.S31l.
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH, zenith con.
sole "a r.p.m., mahog. finish,
good condition: SIS. Wo. 6-33O7.
RADIO TRANSMITTER AND RE.
CEIVER, $50 watts, outdoor an
tenna tower. $500: portable power
free: . portable 3-speed record
PLAYERS. stereo. 17-in. portable TV,
RANGE. Kenmore, elec., push but
ton, auto. de, luxe model: Almost
CHI. S-7S.1.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

MACHINE OPERATOR
Immediate opening now available
with large development company
for woman. white, with bookkeep-
Ing experience on Burroughs
sensimatie, Underwood or similar
type machine, Good starting sal.
week. annual sick leave. other
company BENEFITS. For an appoint-
ment call Mr.. Ward. EN-. :-4484,
zSGo MASS. AVE. NV.
BKKPRs. -sTENOs.-TYPISTS
ALLEN-o'DRlEN Personnel Service
14O9 New York Ave. RE. 7.72sO
CLERK, TO work in thrift bakery.
Apply 1898 Rhode Island ave-.
Hyatts.. Md. Mon. after 1 pm.
CLERK.TYPIST, white: knowledge
shorthand helpful: $60.$15 wk.
Inquire RE. 7..S2S, Mr.. Wright.
BOYD's. 700 18th at. NV.
CLERK.TYPlsT. $500, nice tele-
phone voice. Permanent Job. good
pay. hosp. and vac AID. 10000.
CLERK -TYPS.. SECYs., BKKPRs.
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
1874 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000
CLERK.TYPIsT, for nasogue. 40.
hr. wk. Ia. g-64Sa Sunday or
Monday between 10 and ]" noon.
COMPANION. .BOUSEKEEPER, ma.
ture., cultured. for elderly lady:
sissssm sissSs1. e. sSytb M riss1t ais.l II . ssn.
CREDIT CLERK, white, young giri
with credit and collection exper ;,
for exclusive retail store; must be
good typist; 6-day. wk.. pleasant
conds.. group Disqualification. Call
MRS. BEALL. ma. s-5642.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, 2O.3O, in
telligent and quick: expeT. pref
Silver spg. area. 5 dy. 10. b.tl1sb.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced
excellent position. Write Box 442-
DOCTOR desires once assistant
some nursing or laboratory train
ing desirable. Reply BOX 366-K
Star.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

PINE cones, painted and glit-
cts. See them. Il 4-77O6.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
PLUMBERS
REAL ESTATE
statesmen
AND
SALESWOMEN
NEEDED

Earn top income. Training PROGRAM
ohered. Maryland Multiple List.
tnes. Call Mrs. Mcintosh.
Mcintosh Real Estate Co.
li1 PershinE Dr.. 8. g.. JU. S-Ts3.
RIAL ESTATE SALESMEN fol
active Falls Church once. FuI
time only. We believe We have tn
best commission split in the area
Don't delayi CAN Mr.. EADIE
ARFAX REALTY INC. JE.?.I46O
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN - W.
have Just received the exclusive
franchise for National House o
Homes" pictorial brochure system
Learn about this powerful iistint
AID ana how u can increase you.
income: earn TOP commission, lib.
eral bonus on all earninss over
$4,000 per year: full once co. oper.
ation. Why york FOR less WFTE
lsssi Can NJ, Peoples. sIidc
REALTY. REALToRS. JU. S-s600
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. Win
PROVEN RECORDS, preferabIy
WIZ LOCAL exper: DRAW BONUS
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s4OO.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

ToEiohts top shoDs previeDed BY TV KEYS staff,
Dho attend rehedrs1ls, DGtch screenings and dnayse
scripts In NeD York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to vieDers.
Perry ComOPrety lively show right from the opening with
Perry Juliet Prowse Steve Lawrence and the Kingston
Trio cavortng around in believe not rest
Of the tme Como ours" the country with South African
Miss Prowse which gives chance dance the styles
Of Broadway Steve Lawrence to sing Chicago and the
Kingston Trio to do western medley. (Color) pm,
WRC-.
Circle TheaterMenory Of Murder" study in patience
based incident in the life Of small Florida town
around about 1940 It the determination of
28year-od to find the murderer of his father the
sheriff in awless community. Interesting tale 10 p
WTOP-9
Up!Yan Mol" An occasionally frightening report
the current situation in Latin America which doesn't
answer all the questions but does ask a few. Open
ing segment shows the organization Of American
States conference when Cuba walked out Then you
the slums and poverty Of Venezuela and you begin
understand why Castros revolution and its promises are
beginning to the The second half is in Cuba
but might think you're listening to Hitler stirring up
mob in the early days of the Third Reich. The show
should have spent time tracing the Castro story
and what went wrong in relations that
has helped to make "Yanh MOI" popular Latin
can chant Probably because of the physical conditions
much of the Aim and sound substandard. 10 pm, ,
WMAI-7
Jack Paar Show-Oldtmers Alex King and Geneveve join
Jack tonight, and Actor Albert Dekker who has been
mighty entertaining story teller before makes
return visit. (Color0 1880 pm, WRC4.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLGHTS

7:1S, sWMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Dick Far
ney, Joao Gilberto and the
Brazilian Jazz Quartet.
8:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. The cast of "First
Impressions" with Polly
Bergen and Farley Granger.
$500, WWDC-Pan American
Rhapsody. Music and news
from South OF the Border.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried In TV
Magazine with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on to-
days programs received
after TV Magazine went to
press:
TOO, WTTG (5)-White
Tiger of Rewa. A special
program featuring the new
est addition to the National
Geological Park. The action
covers the tigers life from
the time he was a cub in
India to the recent White
House ceremonies when he
was accepted by President
Eisenhower. The program
replaces an episode on the
Flight series. Mark Evans
narrateS. ..
Evening star., 1960-12-07
OTHER TV
HGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-Wagon Train,
A little boy helps his Wild
owed father select a bride.
Singer Joan O'Brien plays
the saloon girl.
$500, WTTG (5)-Five Star
Feature. "Sinbad the Sail
Or" Douglas Fairbanks, jr.
and Maureen O'Hara in an
Arabian Nights tale. (l947) .
11:00, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. Bachelor Mother. /"
Romantic comedy Of a girl
who finds herself the adopt
ed mother Of an abandoned
baby. Ginger Rogers. David
Niven 1880.
11:15, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. MY Darling Glenn
entine." A well done John
Ford Western about Wyatt
Earp and Doc Holiday.
Henry Fonda. Victor Ma
ture Q946).
1880, WMAL (D-First Run
Movie. so Well Remem-
bered." A crusading news
paperman finds his wife is
bitter and ambitious. John
Mills. Martha Scott (l94D,
Evening star., 1960-12-07
TODAYS GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$3.50. WMAL-FM (107.3 Mc.)-
Great Moments From OPP
era. Selections from Rigo-
: letto. Don Giovanni and
others.
e:0S, WASH-FM ts7.1 Mc.)-
In the Concert Hall. Schu-
bert's Overture to Rosa
munde. y
$500, WMAL-FM (lO7.3 Me-
Heritage Concert. Selec-
tions BY CorelA, Cherubini.
Saint-SaenS and Tchaikov-
sky. -, ~ -
$500, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-The Opera
House. Handel's Acis and
Galates.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
7:3O THE AQUANAUTS

os0n WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE. Josh Randall
0s0V gets proposal from wanted boys mother.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

(e) Oeastes uSgrsms teeeast in esIor.
.'WTTe-NeWs, weather, time capsule, 10 through s Rm
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Chaplain at Trinity
To Officiute at Moss

The Right Rev. Msgr. Aloysius
K. Ziegler. chaplain Of Trinity
College, will oficiate at q mass
at 7:30 pm. tomorrow in Notre
Dame Chapel Of the college.
marking the celebration Of the
Feast Of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
The Trinity medal will be
presented at the mass to all
freshmen and upperclassmen
attending the college for the
first time.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Other AM Stations

WINx-1see Ks.-1s-hsur operation.
WPlk-113o ke.-Dsylisht onIy.
WARL-1se Ke.-Dayiisht oaiy.
WaMR- 1850 ke.-Dsyi,ght saly.
WusI-ti2o ke.-Dsyiight sRly.
WFAx-127o ke.-Daylisht ohly.
WWDc-t2so ke.-24.hour operstisa.
Weel-i3te Ke.-2l.heuf operation eEsept
Msutsy mltaisht to 6 an. tuesday.
W0oE-t3lO ke.-24hsuI sperstIen Monday
Saturday; suntsy 9 an. to misn'sbt.
WgAM-13s0 ke.-2a hsuT eperstioa, except
Sunday midnight to ) an. Monday.
WDON-is4o ke.-Dayiight only.
wPec-1sso ks.-Daylisht snly.
WPRW-1aso ke.-Daylight eBiy.
WeMS-SIe Ke.-s ante mIdnlght' Saturday
lam. to I p.m.i suady Q s.m. II %Idnisht
Evening star., 1960-12-07
TV KEY PREVIEWS.

Tolohts top shous previe,Ded BY TV KEYS sta6,
tDho attend reearsas match screenings and 1nalyse
scripts In Netu York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered guide to pewers. ''I
Evening star., 1960-12-07
FIN Stations

WRc.FM-s3.s Me.-S:3e an. to an.
WJoP FM-ss.3 J Me.-s:2s an. to 2:1e O..
WAsMEM-s1t Me.--1 an. to ta:1s s.m..<
Msntay, Sunday.
VOL .FM-se1 ! Me.-S:30 an. TO mionieht.
WFAN FM-i o.3 Me.-7s,m TO mlda'sht.
WWDc. Dc.FM-1e1 I Me.-24 heur operstIen.
WeMs.FM-IO3.s Nj. "a en-. to midnight;
ssturtsy ! an. TO I Pm; Sunday san.
to midnight.
WeIS FM-si.s Me.-S to 10 pm. Sunday
through Ihursday.
WBvA FM- tos.s Me.-i7 noon to u pm.
WMAl. l.FM-t = Me.-s an. to t:4S an.
WPec.FM-sS.S Me.-to an. to pm. MOE
day through Saturday.
WJMD-FM-sA1 Me.-sp.M. to u p.m.
WGAY. .FM-ssS Me.-s an. to mldnIsht.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
DRAPERlEs, SLIPcoVERs,
TOSS PILLOWS
$50 Printed Drew Drsperiss. assorted grouping.
psir. ,.ss
IN ALL STORES

IN ALL 4 STORES
so Heavy Printed Drapsries, white background.
TZxSO' peiR, 4.y9
IS Msder Print Drew DrepeFiss, red and cocoa.
90" psir, 2.9%
10 Drip-Dry Drsy Drapes. green, gold, ehomb.,
Double Width Textured Drew Drsperies, e5'
lo-Assortsd Drew nreperes, reody to hang,
RsiF, I.SS
4 Selid BarkeIoth Hollywood $lipeevers-- 4.9e
Solid BeYkeeth Studio Cover ---- 3.9S
! Knitted Dining Reem Chair cever- l.99
Solid BerkeIoth Maple chsiF 2-pe SIipeovsr,
1.ss
HolIywood Slpeever Sets, with pillow covers, 7s9
40 Gently Ssudie Couch Slipeeven- 9.9S
Il Comfy Devene SIpeovers- 9.s9
1T Knitted Throw Covers 2.s9
IN DOWNTOWN ONLY
40 FIorsI Printed Draw Draperiss pr., SEQ
II Contemporary Print Drew DSsperes- Pr, 4.99
20 Asserted Pillow ceVers- Vers--------- AAe
4 ReH-Awsy Cot Covers -------- 800
10 Solid Coos Drew Droperies z.s@
IN SILVER SPRING ONLY
l3 Fiberslss 6Isss Fiber csfe curtens 4 prs., son
NPARKINGToN ONLY
Evening star., 1960-05-26
TON 0NLY--
AFRICAN SISAL SCATTER RUGS
a7as4' 81 SIX" 20
4xS 800

finished OF ground, smort Z-tones. Lett from
lost seoson-sove " and more.
2X3 looe6 RsyoR Eeee SeetteY-
Plush pile royon in bright color also
27x48" size, 2.4s 3xS S--- 3.9s
34.s5-44.s5 4.6x6 BrosdIoom SsmpIes, SIS
Discontinued high quality sompes in wool,
nylon, ocrylic foce 4. mony eolors and
textures. Plush, twist, multicoors, embossed.
RoyeRI RIWooI Hooked SestteF Rugs, regular
$50, 2x3 size 3.9s
Discontinued pottern. Reoulor 7.99 2x4 size,
5.9s reoulor 1899, 3x5 size s.s9
Reg. 3s.s5 Sxlo Gotten Plush Rugs 1885
First quoIity dense cotton pile from top mill.
Cinnamon. sondolwood, pumpkin red, blue,
beige
Evening star., 1960-05-26
DoMEsTIcs, TOWELS

SpFinsmeid Berdsr-Print PeFesle Sheets, Ski OF"
OOuDie isSN
sprinsneid Muissrip Muslin Sheets. Assorted sizes,
IsS
SILVER SPRING STORE ONLY J.
Bed Pillows: Choice of foom Docron or feather, 2.es
BIsnkets, winter and summer weight. assorted
colorS I.yS
MsstFess Pods, assorted group --------- 1873
Bed Pillows, oll-down and down. Feather mix
1uIeg T0s SsS0
Eosm Teppers for Mattresses, ~" thick, twin only,
500
Food "umbreIIsa" to cover picnic foods outdoos
Place Meta, big -vorety Of styles and eoIors
for 100
NyIon Sesttes Rugs. escorted eoIors, styles l.Ss
Metehins Lid Covers Soc
cannon kns-Sixe Towels, irreos, solid coiors dolby
DofoeIS yer 9.Uu
cennen Reysl FsmiIy Beth Tewels, posteIs. dolby
borders, 25x5o" size fer -
DoMESTIcS, TOWELS, THE HEcHT CO..
DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY
Evening star., 1960-05-26
Observation-Disclosures


l6 Hunserford Solid MepIs BedrOom Units: dress
er desk chest student desk, bunk bed, panel bed
with mite stond eoeh SIS
2-4-Pe. Solid Maple ThomosvilIs Bedrooms;
triple dresser, mirror, chest, bed--------249.s5
z-4-Pe. Solid Mehosony Hunssrford Bedroom;
double dresser, chest, mirror, bed--------249.
2-4-Pe DrexeI "EstoriIs" Contemporary Bed
room; triple dresser mirror chest. bed in tine
beoched mahogany finish $4ss
'i-4-Pe. French ProvineisI Cherry BsdrOom;
double dresser, mirror, bed and chest t------$l9S
2-4-Pe RuroI English ThomssviIIs Bedroom;
dbe. dresser, mirror, chest, spindle bed oil in rich
duroble pecon woods
3 Modern LINED oek s-Pe. Dining Room; choice
OF china or buffet, toble, side, arm choir -25s.95
Modern Lined Oak Ape. Bedroom Suite; double
dresser, mirror, chest, bookcase bed
] Oriental Style Desk, lovely ebony finish, 1885
French Provneial Poudre TebIe, truitwood, $66
l-4-Pe. ltalan ProvineioI "Sonoss" Bedroom;
butternut woods, triple dresser, mirror, chest-on-
chest, chair beck bed $4ss
S-4-Pe. Moster Size French PtevineisI Bedreonn;
triple dresser mirror, cheston-chest, bed in on
tique white or fruitwood finishes 3S9.e5
l-e-Pe. Modern Bedroom; triple dresser, mirror
chest, bar bed, mite stonds 1895
l-4-Pe Modern Grey Bedroom; double dresser,
mirror, chest and bookcase bed bed-l6se5
Solid MopIe s-Pe COLONEL Dinettes; drop-leof or
rectonoulor table, 4 chors 99e5
5-5-Pe. Imported Plastic Top Dinette; nopIe fin
ish, toble and coptoin's choirs 1855
1-4-Pe oewn Grey Modem Bedroom; triple dress
er, mirror. chest, bookcase bed bed-I77.oo
Low Decorator Chests, For Eostern style $500
8 Solid Mople COLONEL Tee Wagons on Wheels with
drop-leof ends thot extend for buffet use 9,s5
s. Pcs. Hickory "Sisne HiIl Collection for bedroom
ond dining room, flovorfuI Persian influence. rich
WOOD erolnInes off
40 Pcs. Country AImsnee" EerIy American Pine
Wood Grouping of dining room pieces Io% oFF
S-7.Pe. oenish Style Dining Room; chino, tobIe
with 'eof, complete with chairs, woInut finish.
1895
l-e-Pe. Contemporary Style Dining Room; Iioht
ton mahogany finish; chino, tobIe and 4 choirs
1885
So Pes ThcmasviNe "RuroI English" Dinns Room
Units; quality erofted Of durobIe pecan woods
-r lo% off
* 9TH FLOOR, DOWNTOWN ONLY