Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1933, Page 24

From the Front Row Reviews and News of Washington's Theaters. By E. de S. Cinema Train Coming to Washington. announcement that War- ner Bros. is to bring a whole trainload of cinema celebrities to the inaugural function, l’ep‘etew?fi}h Beu% E:r\zm arren ams_an {%ng and such-like has made the astutz Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer com- pany sit up and take notice. It has, tco, made the local and the New York and the Holly- wood L oew brethren sit up and take notice. With the r sult that Wash- ington will see a unique enter- prise. It will see, in other words, what is posi- tively the first talkie train —a train that speaks _volubly and celluloidly in terms of the movies. A train in which embryo movie stars may have their faces photographed, their voices recorded and their acting reproduced in the c.ear medium of the screen. A train on which there will be stars to show you how to act, and camera- men to show you what you look like, and technicians, who, when they press a button, will have the pleas- ure of seeing you “emote” the way they emote in the woolly regions of Hoilywood. This talkie train—the only one of its kind—is already unde: way. At the moment it is plying up and down the New England Coast, setting Back Bay afire, and reducing Cape Cod dwellers to a state of positive {renzy at the thought of suddenly being able to leave their fishhooks and get onto a train which may eventually launch them into & screen career. It is said that row upon row of ginger-haired ladies and cave-dweller gentlemen have shaken the sloth of years from them, and have gone to this train and been photographed and acted the way thev never acted before. The sound of this approaching train has turned villages upside down. and as the Hollywood whistle sounded in the offing and as the M.-G.-M. banner was whisked out of the caboose, <hopkeepers left their shops, drug ore cowboys left their corners, old maids left their knitting, and even the mayor put on his hat and went out to see what all the shouting was about. ‘This is the train that will come to Washington. It will be shunted | off somewhere on a permanent sid- ing. Here persons who are inter- ested to see how tests are made, how tests are recorded and how | tesis are filmed, will be offered that | Bette Davis. those who, lo these years, have fancled them- sister Garbo, or brother ., or’comedienne Pitts, will be llowed to reveal their inmost tal- s. A whole Hollywood crew is train. A director directs, a cameraman has his camera, and all vou do is step on, give yourself over to the wiles and guiles of the make- up artist, breathe in great clouds of make-up and prepare yourself for that exciting moment when you will be performing before a mute and dumb and practically invisible audi- ence After the test is made, your name is taken down in black and white, d later you are invited back and you may relax against Holly- d cushions and see yourself act cn a small screen which has been MELCHER rigged up at the far end of the car. It's an exciting business—th! Dbusiness of beginning inds” have alrcady bee “finds” have already been reported. There is, for instance, a black-eyed lady from Neponset who, it is said, Lodge) hardly stepped on to the train before they knew he was an- other Clark Gable. It remains for Washington to discover its Gables and its Dietrichs. There is one student, for instance, ‘we saw yesterday at Clifford Brooke's academy of the drama, who should get herself ready to board this train —she being the double of a particu- larly mellow and salubrious star who, it is said, is getting ready to le‘avx; the studios, never to return again. Walter Hampden Plays “Caponsacchi” Tonight. WALTER HAMPDEN will begin a brief three-day engagement at the National tonight, with “Caponsacchi.” Mr. Hampden will also be seen in this Friday and Saturday nights. He will present “Hamlet” at the Saturday matinee. ‘Washingtonians will be interested in the news that Laura Barrett of this city is a member of Mr. Hamp- den’s troupe. Miss Barrett has becn active in dramatic work of this city for several years. She is a graduate of American University, and was seen here last as Ariel in the Drama Guild's production of “The Tempest,” several years ago. “Design for Living” NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Palmolive Toilet Soap 580 dozen 350 dozen cakes at this price— less than 5c per cake—an unpre- cedented saving. Come early. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Oo.) 12 Rolls Soft Toilet Tissue 45¢ ioren 1,000-sheet rolls, regularly priced $1 dozen. Blue, pink, yellow, green or orchid tissue. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Co.) C., THURSDAY, JANUARY Silk-and-Rayon Lingerie 89¢ Regularly $1 and $1.29. Glove silk and rayon texture bloomers, in . mixtures; panties, step-ins; some Van Raalte. (Main Ploor, The Hecht Oo.) Children’s 29¢ Spring Half Hose 18¢ » 3 prs.:50c Silk-and-rayon mixtures in solid white, pink, blue, green, nude, maize. Double soles and heels. 443 to 8%, (Becond Floor, The Hecht Co.) $17.50 Jenny Lind Wood Beds 39.95 Maple, mahogany or walnu finish, hand-rubbed. Twin, or full size with 234-inch posts Only 50. (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) ‘Well Received by Critics. 'rflE sometimes cryptic New York critics have, as they say, “gone overboard” for the Noel Coward play, “Design for Living,” which Washington saw iast weck. Early reports on what prominent Man- hattan reviewers said include the following: Percy Hammond: “Miss Fon- tanne, Mr. Lunt and Mr. Coward slide through the slippery processes of ‘Design for Living’ in a way sug- gesting that it is good sport for them as well as thelr audiences. * * * Thanks to Mr. Coward's wieldy gift of gab, the give-and-take of their conversation is easy though calcu- lated- easured skirmishing,’ I think he cal's it. * * * Apt and funny observations follow one an- other in a rhythmic parade full of glib and meaty nonsense.” Richard Lockridge: “Noel Coward is at his brittle best in ‘Design for Living' a gay shuffing of light- hearted loves. He romps through all moralities, tweaking the noses of moralizers, and tells with unfailing wit of ‘three people who love each other very much.'” Brooks Atkinson: “It is one of the paradoxes of the theater that the most trifling things are often the most priceless. Skill, art, clair- voyance about the stage, ever erudi- tion of a sort, have gone into this gay bit of drollery. It is highly diverting for the evening thereof.” Buddy Rogers At !.M"l Fox Next Week. BDDDY ROGERS, late “Hot-Cha” specialist and one-time Para- mount ace. who is making€ up his mind whether he will turn actor or musician permanently, is to appear next week on the stage of Loew’s Fox person,” accompanied—not by his band—but by a fleet of musical instruments, all of which he plays. This is Mr. Rogers' first vaudeville The seats for “Of Thee I Sing” are said to be almost all gone. $20,000 SUIT CHARGES BURNS FROM CIGARETTE Miss Margaret G. Lally Injured and Shocked by Elevator Incident Blamed on Mayflower Hotel. ring that her evening gown was burning her severely and :ing her nervous system, when she | tiending a social function at the flower Hotel April 30 last, through icgligence of a person carrying a hted cigarette in one of the crowded ators, Miss Margaret G. Lally, Port- ner Apartments, yesterday filed suit in the District Supreme Court to recover $20000 damages from John Lewis th, J. Miller Kenyon and Rush H. | nd, receivers of the hotel. charges the receivets with negli- gene® in permitting persons to use the elevators carrying lighted cigars or cig- arettes, exposing evening gowns of woman patrons to danger. She Is represented by Attorneys Alvin L. New- myer and Michael J. Keogh. CHURCH GROUP. PLANS VAUDEVILLE RIGHT |serving All Souls’ TUnitarian Activities Committee Entertainment to Be February 21. Vaudeville night will be observed February 21 at Plerce Hall, All Souls’ Un'tarian Church, Sixteenth and Har- streets, under auspices of the rch Activities Committee, of which J. H. Dellinger is chairman. le cast will include more than 75 2bers of the church and will pre- E 15 acts of entertainment. Among members of the committee in charge, in addition to the chairman, Mrs. Frank B. Steele, Robert Cush- William G. Eliot, 3d; Sedgley Thornbury, Mrs. R. W. Schepler, Miss Jean Harden, Mrs. H. M. Bollinger, Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce, Mrs. H. Munroe, Mr Laurence C. Staples and Miss Mabel Van Dyke. AUTHOR WILL LECTURE “Masters of Modern Art” Topic at Howard University. Walter Pach, author of “Masters of Modern Art” and “Ananias the False Artist,” will lecture at Howard Univer- sity tonight at 8:15 o'clock in Andrew Rankin Chapel. The lecture, on modern art, will be part of a series annually con- will be part of a series annually con- ducted at the university and comes in connection with an exhibit of self-por- traits collected by the College Art As- sociation and now on display in the Howard Art Galleries. COP CURBS COUGH PRESERVATION PLANNED OF RUINS OF ABINGDON | | Home Where Nellie Custis Was! Born, South of Potomac, to Be Marked by Tablet. Preservation of the ruins of Abing- don, historic Curtis residence near lge Capitol Overlook, on the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway, will be undertaken immediately, Mrs. 'E. Rust Smith, di- rectress of the Washington branch of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, announced yester- day. This home, where Nellie Custis, adopted daughter of Gen. George Wash- ington, was born, will be marked by a suitable tablet, Mrs. Smith said. Mrs. Smith. in company with Mrs. Howard Hodgkins, widow of the former dean of George Washington University conferred Tuesday with Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d. director of public buildings and public parks, who has jurisdiction over the Mount Vernon Highway. Mrs. Smith said that Abingdon was the home of the Alexanders, for wham Alexan- dris, Va., was named. Last Spring four memorial oak trees were planted there by the assoclation. The work of pre- the rulns of the venerable building will be undertaken in conjunc- tion with Frank T. Gartside, chief of the park division of Col. Grant's office. FRIEND VISITS HOOVER President Hoover yesterday renewed | an old friendship, begun at the Paris | Peace Conference more than 10 years ago, when he received in his office at | the White House the Marquess of Lo- | thian, Philip Henry Kerr, who was ac- compeanied by Sir Ronald Lindsay, the | British Ambassador. During the days of the Peace Con- ference, when Mr. Hoover and the Mar- | quess of Lothian became friends, the ! latter was secretary to Lloyd George, then premier of England. The British nobleman called at the ‘White House merely to have a chat with his old friend. Oil Croqmg_nolefl “I caught an over- | size cold while on duty.Icoughedand sneezed like a regi- | ment. A druggist friend gave me some Smith Brothers’ | Cough Syrup. It actually took only a couple of minutes | —and I felt better, | The ‘grippy’ feeling left me. I took Smith Brothers’ twice more and cough and cold made a quick getaway.” C.F. Schulze, Peoria, Ill. (Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup contains no narcotics. Only 35¢) ————————————— Push Up. Natu- ral looking Originally 15 Solid Color 7-Pc. Linen Sets 25 Linen Cloths; 60x60 . 36 Embroidered Scaris . 3 Lace Cloths; 54x5 2 Italian Cloths 3 7-Pc. Linen Sets. 7 Color-border Cloths, 52x72 11 5-Pc. Ravon Lunch Sets. .. 48 7-Pc. Part Linen Sets 178 Peasant Cloths: 54x70 . 150 Peasant Linen Scarfs 10 Peasant Bridge Sets ... . 5 8 Suede Cloth Card Table Covers . 0 Embroidered Guest Towels . S Ttalian Napkins . 2 7-Pc. Damask Set (Pifth Ploor, The Hecht Co.) 75¢ to $1.50 Housefurnishings & Homewares in the CLEAN SWEEP Fancy & ‘Household Linens Now $1.69 $1.19 59¢ $4.95 $3.95 $2.49 79% $9¢ 59¢ 25¢ to 79¢ 39¢ 15¢ 195 $2.95 FAMOUS BRAND SOILED SHEETS 39 Fruit-oi-T.oom Sheets; 63x94! o S 38 Fruit-oi-the-Loom; hemstitched; 63x94Y; 200 Fruit-oi-the-Loom: 81x941., double.. 89 Lady Pepperell and Fruit-of-the-Loom; single. 45 Pepperell; 81x941 ... 60 TLady Pepperell and hemstitched 200 Trish Linen Napkins; 20x20 ........ 150 Linen Crash Napkins: 17x17 B (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) 15¢ Knives and Forks 1le (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Colored handles. Stain- less steel forks and steak knives. RUGS—SIXTH FLOOR 1 Broadloom; 9x12 . .. 1 Amer. Oriental: 9x12. 1 Broadloom: 12x15 1 Wilton; 9x12 1 Velvet; 9x12 5 2 Axminsters_8. X 37.50 1 Axminster; 7.0x9. .$29.95 1 Axminster; 6x9 $£14.95 3 Rug Cushion 0 sq. yds. Linoleum, remnants 50 sq. yds. Linoleum, remnants 40 sq. yds. Linoleum, remnants. ... 50 sq. yds. Congoleum, remnants..,. 30 yds. 27 in. and 227; in. Felt-Base Runner, remnants; as is 30 %- i 12 Yards Carpet, remnants. 35 Rug Cushions; 6x9; 7x9. (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Originally NOW ..$92.7! 1 3 1 1 3 $169.50 2 Mayflowers .$189.50 1 Norge: 5 cu. ftil.0.. .$151.50 1 Mayvflower; 515 cu. ft... $220 2 Mayflowers; 5 cu. it. ..§157 Discontinued models, floor samples and strators. No down payment. 15 to 20c cents a day. (Main Ploor. The Hecht Co.) TOYS—SIXTH FLOOR Originally 88 Mystery Boats........... . $1.00 27 Backgammon Games. ...$350 2 Backgammon Games NOw ...59% ..59c 79¢ ..59% ..12 for $1 $1.39 Waxing Set Lamb’s wool applier. 88 waxing brush, and chamoisette polishing (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) pad. HOUSEWARES—5TH FLOOR Original NOwW 13 Radiator Enclosures = 500 Knives and Forks.. 3 5-Pc. Breakiast Suites.. 18 Metal Sheli Cabinets. 4 Wooden Shelf Cabinets 1 Universal Gas Range. 4 Porcelain Tables 1 Clark-Jewel Range 1 Kitchen Cabinet . 9 Bird Cages 2 Electric Percolators 50 Coaster Sets.. 15 Electric Clocks 6 Bed Trays... oome 14 Pad and Cover Holders... 3 Kitchen CJOCKS ausseesae, 4 Electric Kitchen Clock 43 Blcon-Emf Fryers. 100 Electric Irons.... 100 Electric Egg Beaters 27 Refrigerator Dishes. .. omue 8 Cast Iron Fryers. .. 3 22 Dutch Ovens (without cover: 100 Preserving Jars 12 15-Pc. Cereal . 6 Silver Chests ...... ..§1.00 (Pifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) » Originally NOW 44 Georgette Bedlights. £ 69¢c 63 Hob-Nail Glass Lamps. .. e 77¢ 180 Boudoir Shades . . E 10c 26 Pottery Lamps...... s 59¢ 24 Vanity Lamps. - . 59¢ 35 Parchmentized Shades.... . c 10¢ 3 Glass Vamty Lamps 22 Radio Lamps 6 Metal Tapestr: 48 Pleated Shades 33 Desk Lamps coon 29c Shades.. Friday! THE Hecur( NO PHONE ORF (Merchandise Charged Tomo Main Floor Accessories in the CLEAN SWEEP TOILETRIES—MAIN FLOOR Originally NOW Dove Sanitary Napkins, 6 pkgs....... 69¢ Dressing Combs . ....... e Sc Fracy Soap, assorted odors 15¢ 5c Boncilla Lemon Pack....... $1.00 35¢ Rea-Reta Tissue Rolls. .. & roll 2 for 50c % oz. Houbigant Periumes s $1.00 75¢ Silk Moire Powder Pouches. 50¢ 35¢ Piver Rocroy Face Powder g 35¢ Mufti Dry Cleaner ...... - c 15¢ 5 cakes Imported Hecht Co. Beauty Kits 20 Novelty Powder Puffs Pompeian ssage-Cream Comb 1 dram Gabilla Perfume 3-Compartment Make-up Boxes. Hecht Co. Tooth Brushes Volupte Periume Atomizers..$1 and $1.50 Magnifving Mirrors, easel back.... Novelty Bath - Military Brush and Comb Sets ....$1.00 —MAIN FLOOR HANDBAGS, BELTS LEATHER GOODS—Main Floor Originally NOW Girls' Bag and Beret Sets 95 $1.00 20 Silk-lined Leather Bags. . .. $495 $2.95 Evening Bags (soiled).. $1 to £295 50c 2 Cowhide” Briei Cases $10.00 $4.95 6 Cowhide Brief Cases.. $7.50 5 Zipper-top Letter Cases 95 $100 46 Children’s Handbags 50c 16 Children’s Handbags Silk or Suede Handbags Metal Belts and Belt Fro Metal Belts. . Leather Belts Leather Belts e —MAIN FLOOR UNDERTHINGS—MAINFLOOR Origin. NOow 43 Wool and Rayon Vests, soiled. . C 19¢ 34 Black Cotton Slips, 34, 36 o 19¢ 36 2-pe. Jersey Pajamas... .... 59¢ & Van Raalte Rayon Singlettes 8165 79¢ 8 Silk Panty Slips..... 5 $1.95 51 Van Raalte Singlettes. $1.49 11 Glove Silk Gowns..... ... 2.95 $1.49 15 Glove Silk Combinations. 2.95 $1.49 52 Silk Printed Pajama: 5 $1.19 161 Silk Dancettes, Chen S 7% 483 Ravon Lingerie B B9 39c 267 Ravon Bloomers, Vests, Panties J 24¢ 15 Corduroy Pajamas (brown).......8295 $1.49 —MAIN FLOOR GLOVES—MAIN FLOOR Originally NOW prs. Black, Brown Fabric Gloves 69c 44c 35 prs. Kid or Capeskin Gloves. ... 79¢ 4 prs. Velvet Gloves.. R L $1.00 7 prs. Velvet F bS19s 37 prs. 12 and 16 Button Kid Gloves. $3.95 —MAIN FLOOR > 5 1 1 1 ’ STATIONERY—MAIN FLOOR Orig 1 NO Desk Blotter Pad. 20 Blotters ..., §1.73 $1.0 Zaton's White or Ivory Pound Paper 39 Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets... SLO0 59 Boxed Stationery, white. colors. .29¢c or 4 for $1.0f 11 boxes Crane’s Stationery...$3 to § 33 boxes Crane's Stationery $1 t 105 hoxes Cra Stationery, $1.25 to §1 108 hoxes Plaving Cards 100 Tally ar e Pac 1 Brass Desk Set . 36 Bridge Score Pads —MAIN FLOOR HANDKERCHIEFS - Vain Floor Originally NO' t Kerchiefs 25c¢ 12Y; Men's f 50c 6 29-inch Women's Sport Kerchieis...50c 30 Men's Cotton Kerchiefs. .. 2Vic 3 Women's Sport Size Handkerchiefs, S0c 3 80 Men’'s Initial Kerchiefs, broken ASAoptmeniit S LT T S 28 Men's White Linen Handkerchieis —MAIN FLOOR 153 Women's Linen P 4 H i 2! 2. WOMEN’S HOSIERY —/uin Floor- Originally 51 prs. Silk and Mesh Silk Hose, 59 to 69¢ 135 prs. Silk Mesh Hose....... 69c to §1 68 prs. Picot-top Chiffon Hose $1 11 prs. Silk Pajama Socks L$1.00 —MAIN FLOOR NECKWEAR—MAIN FLOOR inall NO 85 Poncho Knit Blouses.. 330 White Pique Collars, sets, 183 Silk and Printed Scaris and Scari Vests .. s 32 Scari and Beret Sets.... . 69c 286 Novelty Wool Scaris ..59¢ and $1 —MAIN FLOOR JEWELRY, CLOCKS NOVELTIES—MAIN FLOOR Originally NO Baby Novelty Jewelry.... 5 Children's Novelty Jewelry. 14 Chromum Plated Watch 17 Chromium Plated Watch 6 _Gold Watch Bands. .....$3.95 ovelty Wood Cigarette Boxes i 65 Wood & Enamel Cigarette Boxes, $L.00 180 Women's Cigarette Case A 5 Women's Cigarette Cases. 15 Women's Simulated Alabaster Clocks 35 Flapjack Compacts.... . 2 190 Novelty Compacts and Sets... —MAIN FLOOR urniture and Radios in the CLEAN SWEEP LIVING ROOM SUITES —FOURTH FLOOR Originally. NOW, $39.75 $49.75 $79.50 $49.75 $69.75 $89.75 $99.75 $49.75 1 3-piece Suite 1 2-piece Tapestry 1 2-piece Tlapestry Suite...... 1 2-piece Down Cushion Set 1 2-picce Tapestry Suite. 1 3-picce Mohair Suite. 1 2-picce Krochler Suite........... 1 Green Velour Davenport ........S95 (FOURTH FLOOR, THE HECHT CO.) MISCELLANEOUS BED ROOM FURNITURE—4TH FLOOR P3 Magic_Sets... Jazz Band Sets Mechanical Train Sets Mechanical Train Sets. Chess Games.... .. < Electric Movie Machine. Golf Sets ......... Wooden Trunk Lionel Train Set Lionel Train sets E Paint Sets ... 5 ...$150 (Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) BEDSPREADS—FIFTHFLOOR Originally NOW 5 Bed Sets : ....$395 5159 7 Quilted Bed Sets . $1.95 3 Bates Spreads ... ... 3 $159 I Applique Spreads. .. 8400 $295 (Pifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) BLANKETS—FIFTH FLOOR Orjginally 35 Chatham Wool; 66x80.... 5.95 4 All Wool; 70x80 . o 6 All Wool; 66x80 ... Oil Permanent { with wide waves | and soft, curling | ends. Permanents Also $2.25 or $1.50 25¢ & 35¢ Service it 1318 F St. N.W. 10 Part Wool; 66x80... (Fifth Floor. The Hecht Co.) PORCH GLIDERS—6th FLOOR Originally NOW Gliders . $7.96 $4.95 Gliders ...00.. $995 $695 Metal Arm Gliders. $14.95 $8.75 2 Metal Arm Gliders veeen..$1795 81195 5 2-pass. Gliders .. $2495 $14.95 Six-Cushion Gliders $2095 §19.95 (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co) 21 Rembrandt Base 12 Rembrandt Shades. 85 Framed Pictures.... 65 Picture Frames...... 8 Hanging Mirrors 3 Indirect Crest Lamp. 3 Crest Lamps...... .. = (Fourth Floor, 100 pair Sample Curtains 10 pr. Linen Drapes 15 vds. Rust Tapestr. 2 Metal Benches 2 Beach Pads . 1 Folding Chair . 2 Glider Covers 100 Tapestry Squares 25 6-pc. Cottage Sets .. 13 pr. Linen Drapes.. 5 pr. Damask Hangings .. 20 Chintz Footstools 1 pr. Velour Portieres 1 pr. Velour Portieres. 1 pr. Velour Portieres 3 pr. Chintz Drapes . 30 Piano Bench’Pads . 200 yds. Rayon Damask . ¥ds. Drapery Fringe. 18 pr. Damask Drapes 20 pr. Damask Drapes (8ixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) ELECTRIC WASHERS-Main Floor Originally 1 Apex Washer 1 Maytag UPHOLSTERIES, ETC.—6th Floor “lo Originally NOW 4-Pc. Odd Rockers and Benches Oak Dresser ... 10c-50c Walnut Veneer Chifforobe. 69c Hollywood Vanity ... $3.95 Twin Size Beds $12.95 Full Size Bed . Toilet Tables 4-Pc. Chestnut Suite . 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite 4-Pc. Chestnut Suite . Maple Veneer Suite. . Cretonne-covered Ottomans Cretonne Chaise Lounges Boudoir Chairs Cretonne Cricket Stools (10) 4-Pc. Walnut Suite . 4-Pc. Walnut Suite 4-Pc. Dec. Mahogany Suite (FOURTH FLOOR THE HECHT CO.) Originally NOW § 1.49 $9.95 $14.95 $14.95 $9.90 Pr. $7.50 $99.75 $135.00 $200.00 RADIO DEPT.—MAIN FLOO! RCA 8-tube Victor; floor sample 1 Lyric 6-tube Lowboy 1 Earle 8-tube Lowbo: 1 Crosley 7-tube Lowboy.. 1 General Motors 8-tube... 2 Atwater Kent Superheterod 3 Automobile Radios 1 7-tube Brunswick Superheterody t a 2 8-tube Crosley Superheterodynes. 1 Brunswick 9-tube Superheterodyne. . 1 Philco Automobile Electric Set. NOwW $29.95 $49.95 All Sets Complete With Tubes $5 Delivers Yours Attached to Aerial Without Charge—90-Day Service Guarantee —MAIN B.OOR SEE OTHER PAPERS' FOR BARGAINS OCCASIONAL FURNITURE —FOURTH FLOOR Hanging Book Shelves Barrel Back Chair. Wing Charr .... - Colonial Occasional Table, Walnut Tea Cart B Mahogany Smoker Ladder Back Chair. Mahogany Gateleg Table Mahogany Tilt-top Table. . Early American Chair Maple Armchair .. Mahogany Spinet De Refectory Table . .. Occasional Maple Rocker Maple Club Chair Maple Cape Cod_( Child’s Walnut Chest Maple Hi-boy Mahogany Coffee TaMle. Club Chair 5 Mahogany Originally ... S1.49 DINING ROOM SUITES —FOURTH FLOOR Originally NO S1500 589, £200.00 $135.0 S10000 $39: '$120.00 '$185.00 Veneered 9-pe. Suite 10-picce Gak Suite Walnut Welsh Cabinet Dinette Suite .. ...... 10-piece Mahogany Suite.... .. FOURTH FLOOI BEDDING—FOURTH FLOOR Originally - NO $69. $119. 1 Crib and Spring Studio Day Bed: Beautyrest Mattr Chifforobe Chests of Drawers. Studio Couch; s Early American B Inner-spring Mattresses. Studio Day-Beds Metal Bed. Kiddie Koops Mahogany Poster Bed 2 Emergency Beds 7 Double Day-Bed Pads (Pourth Ploo: