Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1932, Page 24

CITIZENS PROTEST | BRIDGE AS UNSAFE Rhode Island Avenue Group Acts on Queens Chapel Road Span. Complaint that the new Queens Chapel Road Bridge over the Balti- more & Ohid railroad tracks is both unsightly and unsafe was made by members of the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association at their meeting in_Sherwood Church Hall last night. It was claimed that the bridge lacked sufficlent guard-rail protection. The complaint was referred to the Commit- | tee on Streets and Sidewalks The same committee was instructed to urge the grading of Evarts street | from Seventeenth to Twentieth streets. | L. M. Clarke reported the work of im- | proving Langdon Park had been begun. | Brisco» Adams, a professor at Cornell | University and cne of th> early presi- dents of the association, and all other non-resident presidents were formally invited to attend the association's meet- ing June 28, and be present at the com- munity's Bicentennial celcbration of home-coming day, July 4. The School Committee reported the contract for the Taft Junior High School will be let March 15 and the &chool completed by February, 1933. | New chairmen of standing commit- | tees for the coming year were an-| nounced 8s follows: Ora E. Haines, | membership: William J. Byrne. legisla- | tion; George L. Gee, schools; A. L. Foster, streets and sidewalks; Dr. Free- man Weiss, public_ utilities: J. H. Ledger, zoning; L. M. Clarke, parks; J. F, McBeth, fire and police; Chester | R. Smith, lights and mails: M. C. Wil- son, sewers and water: Arthur F. Sfev- | ers, health and sanitation; Mrs. Paul | ©. Davis, meetings; James O. Bouton, | press; C. C. Marsh, use covenant, and | W. H. Dunn, Bicentennial | A program of entertainment was pre- sented under the direction of Mrs. Davis and included features by Grace | Hazard Wormelle, Ida Josephine Gregg | and Addison Clay. Vice President Charles Allen presided. o o 3 Londoners who favor the “Buy British Goods” campaign are complaining that house-to-house canyassers are selling | rose bushes from Holland as “finest | British rose trees.” Music and — THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Musicians Reviews and News of Capital's Programs. Italian Artists at Jewish Community Center. WO Italian artists, Vittoria de Andreis and Giuseppe Bruno, gave a very interesting and lively concert last evening in the Jewish Community Cen- ter. The genial spirit of the occa- sion was partly due to the enthusi- astic audience, who could not wait for the last chord of most of the arias before thundering their ep- plause (and who clapped for Mme. de Andreis in her encore of “Sole Mio” at the end of the first verse, u n f ortunately causing her to omit the sec- ond). The ob- ject and cause of their joy was, of course, the artists them,- selves, who gave an excellent per{ormance, both in solos and duets. Mr. Bruno al- most skipped onto the stage to sing the first number, the gay “Largo &l Factotum,” from Ros- sini's “Barber of Seville.” His crisp Tecitative and “Figaro. Figaro.” came out well. Only an Italian can say 5o many sylldbles clearly in one breath. Verdi's “Eri Tu,” from the “Masked Ball," gave him an op- portunity for full, sustained tone. Meyerbeer’s aria from fricanc™ was properly dramatic, yet perhaps M. Bruno's most enjoyable songs were two Neapolitan oncs. “Torna a Surriento” and “Stlenzio Cantatore,” sung with a mellow, sensuous voice The first public performances of two charming songs by & Washing- ton composer, Romeo Guaral were featured on the program. ‘R member” was sung by the baritone, and “Imploration™ by the soprano. The composer himself” was at the piano. Mme. de Andrels won the favor of her audience immediately by her simplicity and genuine feeling in the well known “Connais tu lc Pays.” from “Mignon.” Puccini's aria, “Michiamano Mimi." from “Boheme."” was appropriately shy and hesitant. Mme. de Andrels handled her voice well especially in changing from a Giuseppe Bruno. | tences. Remnants & 0dd Lots = 0dd Lots Hosiery 25¢ TO $1.00 WOMEN'S HOSE— | Seconds of full fashioneq silk hose: perfects and irregulars of wool-ray= on-and-cotton, rayon-and-lisle rib- | bed hose anq mercerized lisle 56 hose - 2 $1.00 TO §150 FULL-FASH- JONED SILK HOSE, in chiffon and service weights. Popular 390 styles and colors. Seconds. . . CHILDREN'S 25¢ SOCKS—Odds and ends children’s half socks and “Whoopee” sotks in various colors and patterns, Perfects and ir- 56 lars "{‘:)YS' AND GIRLS’ 25¢ HOSE— Boys' fancy golf hose, children's | long derby-ribbed hose and misses’ | long fancy, shaped hose. 2 250 PAIRS FOR . A!bxussEs‘ ORT HOSE— | Rayon-and-lisle long fancy sport hose; mlso in plain colors 19C | with smart clockings $1.50 TO $2.00 FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE—Beautiful quality silk mesh hose, s well as chiffon and service weights. Regular and extra sizes in the lot. Sec- 590 ds y 59¢ TO 79¢c RAYON UNDIES— Beautiful lace-trimmed and tatlored pajamas, chemises, step-ins, ‘bloom- | ers, panties, vests ahd brassiere- ‘wp combinations. Perfects 39¢ and irregulars ... g | Street Floor. _— Odd Lots Gloves (48 PRS) WOMEN’S $2.00 GLOVES—Perféct and im- perfect fancy slip-on gloves in black .... 500 TO §1.50 GLOVES—Oqds ana ends. long and short silk adnd fab- ric gloves, Perfects an irapesiects " 15¢ (30 PAIRS) LONG KID GLOVES glzes up to T4 12 and 18 button kid gloves, in black, tan and brown $1.00 $1.50 AND $2.00 WASHABLE CAPE GLOVES, perfects, irregulars and some & bit soiled. Slip-ons and other styles in black, black- with-white and a 01’?2(}1 79¢ C GLOVES— Women's lined and unlined fabric gloves in slip-on. fancy cuff &nd two:clasp styles. Assort- < ed colors . = 39¢ Street Floor. Children’s Wear $2.98 TO $5.98 INFANTS' CHILDREN'S COATS—Ghildren’s coats in gray tweeds and blue flan- nel; sizes 2 to 5. continental chinchilla and washable silk radium, lned and interlined. Sizes 1 an 2 years. Slightly mussed ..... 31'00 $1.50 TO $2.98 INFANTS' JAP SILK BUNTINGS, robes, sacques, eiderdown or pique carriage robes, carriage boots, flannel petticcats and | gertrudes and handmade dresses Now— 59c to $1.98 $1.98 INFANTS' QUILTS, filled with 100% new c and covered with floral or ts. Crib size... e CHILDRI FLANNEL- ETTE SLEEPERS, in various pretty prints, some with silk frogs Seat. one-piece garments ;\;‘t‘r’\ 4nr without feet. Sizes 4Qq CHILDREN'S ZIPPER SUITS— Suede cloth blouse, leggzi to match. Red, copen a Rustproof zipper fasten- ers. Sizes 4 to 6 . Second Floor. 0dd Lots Home Needs 4 maroon LACE CURTAIN STRIPS, mill l samples in pairs and panels. Large variety of kinds and 7. styles. Each . ODD LOTS ourtain valances and curtain strips of. marquisette | and voile in assorted colors. ‘Each . REMN TS 39¢ FLOOR COVER- INGS—Heavy felt-base quality in | carpet and tile patterns. | Some can be matched 99 Square yard .... e | 1% TO $1.50 WD —Odd lots of the better kinds |.grouped for quick selling. 29(_ “Each e 4 REMNANTS 20c CRETONNE CRASH, in lengths from 2 to 10 yards. 35 inches wide. ] ()¢ gvard ...... ¥ 39¢c |l | $1.00 to AND | Infants’ coats of | $1.00 | Drop | s and cap | $2.98 | || drying. OW SHADES || ===WE INVITE YOUR n Yickel Salt very full to & soft tone at the ends of phrases. Her constant tremulo, however, was not suited to the coloratura sections of Boito's “L'Al- tranotte,” from “Mephistopheles.” The two Verdl duets, one from “Traviata” and one from “Trova- tore” were made dramatic finales for each half of the program. Despite slightly disturbing gestures, Elizabeth Gardner Coombs played excellent accompaniments for both artists. D.C. Netherlands Music To be Played Sunday. /\ Program of Netherlands music is to be given by Emile Simon, cellist, and Dorothy Coggeshall, pianist, at the diplomatic evening salon of the Bureau of Economics on Sunday evening at 9 o'clock in the west ball room of the Shoreham Hotel. The program will include a suite for cello and piano and old folk songs and contra-dances, ar- ranged by Julius Rontgen, and be- longing to the sixteenth and seven- teenth century. Artists Announced For Friday Morning Concert. ’l‘}{E Friday Morning Club will present Vittoria _de Andreis, soprano: Mrs. John Frey. pianist: Mrs. William A. Ross, contraito, and Willa Semple, planist, at its regular morning musicale on Friday of this week. The Arts Club of Washington is presenting the Tuesday Evening Music Club, Florence Howard, direc- tor, and Marjorie Davis accompa- nist, with Grete Von Bayer, pianist. as assisting artist, in recital this evening at the clubhouse. FARM PRODUCTS BURN | | Barracks on Property Near Rock- ville Destroyed by Fire. Special Dispatch to The Star DARNESTOWN, Md., February 25.— A barracks on the farm cf Willlam A. Jones, near here, was destroyed by fire Tuesday. together with about five tons of hay and straw, entailing a loss of about $800. covered by insurance. The Rockville Volunteer Fire Department responded to the alarm, but could do nothing more than protect nearby The cause of the fire is un- known. |PROBE IS LAUNCHED "IN WOMANS’ DEATH Baltimore Officials Seek Responsi- 1‘ bility for Alleged Illegal 1 Operation. | By the Assoclated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., February 25.—The body of a young woman who died in & | physician's office here Monday, Wwas identified vesterday as that of Nina Kelly, 25, graduate nurse of Cumber- iand, Md. Authorities immediately started &n mvestigation sceking to determine re- | sponsibility for an alleged illegal opera- | tion blamed by Coroner Buy N. Crom- well for her death. Benefit Party Planned. | SILVER SPRING, Md. February 25 (Special) —Plans have been compieted for a card party to be held at Rykerd's Restaurant on Saturday night for the benefit of the Woman's Improvement Club. Mrs. M. D. Belfield and Mrs. Wil- llam Matter are in charge. Improved MERION Gas Water Heatess on Display Here 4100 Georgia Ave AD.OL. — = Kidney Trouble! | is often associated with serious diseast Don't take chances. Learn | how Nature can help to soothe | your kidneys and aid them back | to mormal functioning by drinking Mountain Valley Mineral Water. or write for booklet. Try it. seful ice béx flask with | Order a case today. ‘ ‘ | | | \ ‘ Mountain Valley Water | America’s Foremost Health Water From Hot Springs, Ark. 1230 Woodward Bldg. Met. 1062 CHARGE ACCOUNI — — e 3 o PR | Children’s Colonial Costumes SPALACE 810-818 Seventh St. N.W. (General lonial boy. | plays ‘ lonial ‘ dren Fur-Trimmed 10, $12 & Nzt gy .95 Fur-Trimmed X COATS & $25 jose 37.95 COATS NEW LAPINETTE JACKETS, sizes 14 to 20. White. distinction, underpriced at ....... beige and tan Out Go Coats! Winter Models At Sweeping Reductions $29.00 Fur- Trimmed COATS #1157 Trimmed COATS All $48, $58 & $68 COATS, } Price 312.95 smart Spring fashions. in Garments of youthtul g3 Q3 $69 to $89”Fur Coats Two sealine coats (dyed coney). Three squirrelette coats. coats. Small sizes. Remnants of $2.00 Silks Brand-new Spring silks remnants of 2 to 6 yards, wide. Plain flat crepe, printed crepe, printed chiffon, printed georgette and other high-grade silks in all colors. yard in mill 39 inches | REMNANTS 19¢ TO 29c PER- | CALES—36-inch printed percale and plain colored broadcloth, in Yard 121.c UNBLEACHED COTTON, firm. serviceable grade for sheets | and general household use. 36 7(_ inches wide. Yard o 35c ALL-LINEN TEA TOWEL- ING, heavy, quik-drying ind, in many color combinations. Yard ; 19¢ 27-INCH LONGCLOTH, of ex- cellent quality, Wwith soft chamols finish. Regularly = 88c. 10-yard plece . 59¢ 36-INCH STRIPED OUTING FLANNEL, firm. fleccy quality, in fast-color stripes of the popular colors. 12 YARDS FOR - $1.00 89c BLEACHED SHEET onds of a superior quali in size 72x90. Made with welded seam. Each TURKISH TOWELS—Mill onds of heavy quality Turkish towels, absorbent and quick- Each .. . Street Floor. Men’s Shirts Of White, Tan, Blue and Green c Broadcloth | New, well made shirts with collar attached. Cut for proper fit at all points. Sizes 14 to 17. MEN'S SHIRTS AND SHORTS— knitted pull-cver shirts, sizes 32 to | 46. Plain and fancy broadcloth shorts with elastic sides ac waistband; sizes 30 to 42. | Each 19¢ sec- 45¢ sec- Te "'Street Fioor. 3uy a handsome fur coat at less than half price. Second Floor. 959c | Two pony ‘30 Rough Straws Lacy Straws Dull Straws Shiny Straws Combination Straws taste. Veil hats, brim models, clever —Street Floor. Lustrous New Pongeen For Bicentennial Martha Girl, or_President) Other Costumes, $1.00 and $1.65 COLONTAL WIGS, fcr men, women and chil- Full, well made wigs in all @7 () Becoming New Spring Hats $1.85 A smart new hat for every type and every the-face hats. Trimmed with flowers, quil ribbons and ornaments. Black and all colors. parties and Washington, Co- George . Washington and Co- 8izes 8 to 18. treet Floor. 50c Neckwear, 29¢ Popular new styles in organdy, linen, pique, eyelet work and silk, for sport and dressy wear; also maids’ and nurses’ collar and cuff | sets FANCY TRIMMING BUTTONS and buckles, slides and clasps. Solid colors and combina. 10¢ tons. All sizes. Each..... Street Floor. Odd Lots Boys Wear | S’ 69c SHIRTS, of broad- , in white, blue, tan and fancy Sizes 12)2 to 490 $1.69 KNICKERS, in fancy tweed mixtures with elastic waist and knees. Grey and brown patterns. Street Floor. Notions—Art Goods 39¢ 'I'dO 59¢ GARTBI, BELTS, wide and narrow styles in flesh color. orted sizes. . 25¢ 25¢ ‘,\"f‘u- D Pll:(" Qd——l”lllow children's aprons an 5 Choice ... * 15¢ -ON 2 10c famed for 25¢ to 65c towels 12%e TO 19¢ § HOSE SUPPORTERS, flesh color. BEAR BRAND YAR) quality. Popular colors. values, now Half Price— 13c to 33c Sc KNITTING WOOL, all ]| colors, 8-yd. skein.. 5 | dips, off- Dresses In Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50 Beautiful, fabric new Spring sketched flared Blue, green, rose, tangerine and maize. —Bargain Booth. If you cannot visit the store write to Marion White, our expert shopper. 600 New Hoovers and Genuine broadcloth Hoo- ver aprons, in white, blue, green and orchid. Long or short white 36 to 50. printed percale, with piping Past colors. dium and small sizes.—Second Floor. High waist- line silhouette, pleated or skirts. Short sleeves or sleeveless Hooverettes of fast - color tailored in seven styles, one orchid, tan, Hooverettes collars. Sizes trimmed and pleating. Large, me- D. C.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932. .. Yloses & Sons NAtional 3770 Paris Fashions Fifth Avenue Style $.2.95 Sizes 3 to 8— Widths AA to C - 50 Other Smart Newest Modes Mail Orders Filled Add 15c Postage OPPORTUNITY SHOE SHOP— SECOND FLOOR Regular $129 General Motors Radio, $72.50 Friday omd Saturday Osly! 10-Tube improved superhetero- dyne radios. One of the most beautiful cabinet creations to be sold at any price. Equipped with automatic volume control. Vario Mu tubes, and tcne blender; com- plete with tubes. Take advantage of this very special offer at once. Other Radio Specials $36.50 Philco, model 50, $25 ne}e price ....0n 2-Tube $89.50 General Electric Superheterodyne, sale $76.50 $99.50 MOSES—LOWER FLOOR $99.50 Atwater Kent, model 87, sale price. .. $149.50 Phileo, model 112, lowboy, sale price Allen-A Stockings 79¢ Special for Priday only. Pure chiffon silk stockings. choice of pooular colors. All sizes in the collection. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $1 Brassieres, 29¢ Only 31 of these satin, lace or jer- sev brassieres: sizes 32 and 34. Slightly soiled. *{OSES—THIRD FLOOR " $5.50 and $6.50 Gowns, $2.85 Only 24 of these handmade. pure silk gowns with hand-applique, embrofdery or hemstitching. _Vee necklines: flesh and peach. Sizes 16 and 17; 46 inches long. Slight- 1y soiled. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Special, 19¢ Pure linen handkerchiefs with 1-16- inch hems. Limited number. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR . " Palmolive Lotion 19¢ Palmolive Talcum 4 for 50c MOSES—FIRST FLOOR . $1.95 and $2.95 Daytime Frocks 69¢c Only 24 of these broadcloth, shantung or voile dresses with or without collars; light or dark colors. Sizes 34 to 44. 8lightly soiled. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR $1.85 Jersey Blouses, 95¢ Only 18 of these all-wool jer- sey blouses; long sleeves, trim- med with buttons. Round cr vee necklines. Orange, green, white or brown; sizes 32 to 38. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR $1.35 Milanese Undies, 90c Pure silk milanese undies fn service weight quality. Con- sists of bloomers, panties or bandees. Sizes, 5, 6, 7 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR $3.50 Maiden-Form Garter Belts $1.95 Made of brocade elastic at side. with 4 garters. and 32 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR satin and Wide style, Bizes 26, 29 $1.95 Leather Handbags, $1.35 Genulne leather bags, in a variety of style and leathers. Some with inside zippers. In- cluded also are many bright and colorful tapestries. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR All Kinds of Floor Coverings Reduced 9x12 India Drugget; as is. Was $65. Friday $18 2—8x10 Fiber Rugs. Were $18.50 . . $4'85 12—4x7 Reversible Chenille Fore wee so0.. 92.15 $4.45 1—4x7 M o u rzourk Rug. Was $9...... 4 3x39 modern Saxony rugs. Were $20a .. e 3—24x45-Inch _All- Wool Oval Ruj Were $10.75 . 1—30x60 Inch Oval Chenille Rug. $7.50 2—18x30 Oval Cotton 22¢ $7.95 1—30x54 Oval Wool Rugs. Were $16.... 1—5.7x6.4 Antique Hooked Rugs, Were $5250 ..... $19.95 2 and 2 Yds. Carpet_Strips. L e $1 Short Lengths of Linole- $1.69 um. Each ... 95¢ 11 Steel Mats; size 22x36 in. Were $3.. 6—9x12_Pa per Rug Pads. Were $3.75 ... 3—36x72 Cotton Chenille Were $11.75 MOSES—FOURTH FLOOR Metal Waste Paper Baskets 95¢ g Only 24 of these sets, consist- baskets, in blue, green or old fvory with attractive prints. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Metal Finished Bronze Desk Lamps, $1.85 Only 25 of these convenient lamps with either a metal or paper parchment shade. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR New Scarfs 9c Hundreds of new Spring scarfs in every conceivable color and pattern. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Rhinestone Clips 90c¢ pr. Sparkling rhinestone clips that are smart when worn on hats, dresses, bags, shoes. Necklaces, Bracelets in Many Styles, also e MOSES—FIRST FLOOR S50c Narcissus Bulb Sets, 24¢ Only 24 of these sets, consist- ing of bulbs, and attractive pottery bow!l. MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Regular $4 Spreads, $1.50 Only 19 of these attractive spreads, reduced because slightly sofled. $1 Linen Scarfs 29¢ 45 of these hemmed all- linen scarfs, some slightly soiled or as is. 10c to 15¢ Wash Cloths, Sc Only 80 of these wash cloths, slightly soiled . MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Other Linens Reduced 3 Regular $4.50 all-wool solid colored blankets, 1 Regular $14 all-wool solid colored blanket. . 3 Regular $17 pr. all-wool blankets, size 60x84 inches, &s is, pr... 1 Regular $5 wool mix- @7 ed blanket, soiled, pr... 3 Regular $3 soiled $l spreads, each........ - 9 Regular $5 all-linen silver bleached cloths, size €3 68x68 in. slightly soiled. 2 Regular $12.75 all-linen tablecloths, size 2x3 ds., sli 7 mued,y each .,‘h.n'. $4-75 8 Regular $2.65 ret rac stool covers, slightly soiled, $l each . 4 Regular bath towels, each .. s 6 Regular $2.75 Turkish play o yard mats, solled, $l 39 Regular 39¢ Turkish blbyngllbii.solle,d, each 10c 13 gular §1 lace gy o, sy SIC 3 Regular $15.25 all-wool blankets, soiled mussed, each... 4 Regular $10 pr. wool blankets, soiled, 1 R:axullb:.nin all-wool, two - tone et, el - $8.50 1 Regular $8 all-wool solid color blanket, $3 75 MOSES—FIRST FLOOR Boys' Special Friday Values All-wool Shorts d I Knic::(::s 7 o 9Dc 79¢ $1 Blouses and Shirts ... Centennial ties ... Sport sox Wool sweaters, New style pajamas MOSES—SECOND FLOOR 85c to $5 Curtains, 25¢ Just 35 odd single curtains and 7 single pairs of ready- made curtains; ruffied, tailored and fringed styles. $1.95 to $7.85 Curtains, $1 40 odd single pair lots, ready- made curtains and panels; ruffed, fringed and tailored. $8.50 to $10.50 Ready-Made Drapes, $6.95 Pr. All ready-made drapes in glaze chintz or damask: some linen. All are 21; yards long. 1 to 5 pairs of a kind. $2.70 to $3.95 Drapes, Set $1.98 Ruffled and tailored chintz drapes in two styles; included are blue, rose, green. peach. orchid or natural. Both styles with valance and tie-backs. Also vanity dresser skirts to match some colors. MOSES—THIRD FLOOR New Kayser’s Hand-stitched Gloves 95¢ The newest glove for early Spring wear. They're wash- able and the handstitching not only makes seams stay put but also makes the hand look smaller. White . . . Eggshell Beige . . . Brown or Black MOSES—FIRST FLOOR F St. at 11th Odds & Ends Furniture Sale Closing Our February Sale of Furniture on This Monday You Can Pay by the Month 1 cadet blue hand-decorate double bed. Was $53 1 mahogany vanity make; large, roomy drawers. Was $95 1 decorated green hand-decorated vanity-table, has seven $29 drawers. Was $69.75.... 1 green chest mirror, was $25..0. ... 910 1 crotch mahogany top. all ma- pineapple top posts. Was §72 1 crotch mahogany top, all ma- hogany dresser. to m: $60 above toilet table. Was § 2 3x3 crotch mahogany beds, all mahogany, to match above dresser and table. Were $75 $3() 1 decorated and verdi cream double bed, hand decorated. $1' Was $59.50. . P S 1 decorated and verdi cream hand- decorated, large, roomy dresser; to match above bed. $40 Was $95....... 1 decorated grey chest of drawers, five drawers $27 Was $55.. = 1 decoratcd gray vanity, 6 drawers, matches above chest. 338 Was $84.50. .. 1 decorated green hand mir- or: s 41 $2 1 decorated Peruvian green hand- decorated large dresser. Was $84.. 1 waxed rubbed walnut dresser, left from one of our finest suites. Was $150.. 1 walnut valet chest, a chest with 2 drawers and mirror door that is used on top of chest drawer. $10 6 cretonne covered bedroom crickets, 11 inches high, $1.95 15 inches round. Special 1 cretonne covered boudoir $ls chair, floor sample. Was $50. 1 3x3 Blue Label box spring f wood bed, floor sample, best quality we carry, woven tick. WES SISO, ... Lol aicy 5 $24 1 box spring for wood bed, covered in biue art tick. ‘Was $30 $22 20-year guarantee coil spring, 10 of these in size 4x6, $11 9 3 in size 3x3. Sale price 1 walnut bedroem chair, Chinese Chippendale. Was $19.75... 1 French walnnt bench. Was $15.25 $5 Many other bedroom benches and chairs, formerly up to $25. $5 Sale price 1 cedar chest in natural cedar in- side and out, 45 inclies long, 19'5 inches high. $15 Was $3150....:..5 4.0 1 walnut cedar chest, 40 inches long, 17 inches deep. $()50 Was $16.50 ’ 1 walnut cedar chest, 50 inches long, 18 inches deep. $1() So Was $35 4 cedar chests of walnut, 40 inches long, 17 ‘inches wide. $12‘75 Was $19.75.. o 1 natural cedar chest, 45 inches long, 19%; inches deep. 515 Was $31.50... . $6.95 7 boudoir chairs. Were $11.75 1 chaise lounge, kapoc filled cush- ions, cretonne covered. $l7 95 e $15 Grand Rapids Was $26.50 . 1 3x3 cherry and maple bed, $15 fluted posts. Was $46.50... Rapids make. was 360 ... P15 1 3x3 mahogany poster bed. Was $29.50......0000 $l3 1 3x3 all-mahogany carved $19 posts poster bed. Was $69.50, 1 3x3 mahogan: tyl e maen o B 4 3x3 mahogany spool beds, Grand Rapids make. Were $25.7c0000c000ss $l3'95 1 3x3 Simmons all-steel bed. Was $33.75 $15 1 3-piece arch green Duco bedroom suite, large dresser, Hollywood style vanity, double bed; all pieces hand decorated. Wandlte oo ..o 1 $102.50 od"z.lml! dresser, Queen Anne period, hangin; dim et 992 1 Dover gray hand-deco- $15 rated double bed. Was $59. 1 6-piece walnut and gum bedroom -unr. of dresser, chesdt. double bed, vanity, nite table an bench. Was $229 $139 1 5-piece green decorated bedroom suite, large dresser, chest of draw- ers, vanity, bench,’ double bed. Was $295 $159 1 walnut chest with 4 de e e fie - 800 1 walnut vanity, 3 drawers, matches above et $30 1 3-plece mahogany bedroom suite, large dresser, vanity, table, double bed; Grand Rapids make. dark red mahogany color. $160 Was $326... 1 4x6 Simmons all-steel metal bed, poster style. Was $3250.... . 1 4x6 all-metal bed. Was $9.75.... 1 4x6 panel head and open foot Simmons metal bed. Wes $24 . seancne 1 4x6 walnut poster bed. Was $17.75..... $12.75 1 4x6 maple poster bed. 5 4x6 wainut spool b were s35-... 913.95 1 5-piece bedroom suite, ma- hogany d!]esser. chest, vanity- table, double bed, special- ly designed. Was $350. $195 1 6-piece maple Early American bedroom suite; dresser, chest, double bed, vanity-table, bench and candle night stand. Was $475 i $195 2 3x3 brass finish metal beds, both are floor samples. Were $8.75 §3 each. 7 4x6 Simmons all-steel metal beds, floor samples. Were $37.50 - Living and Dining Room Pieces at Equally Great Reductions