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Quan. Description WAS NOW Quan. Description WAS NOW Qusn. Description WAS NOW
1 O,aiT WOOD WAKEFIKLD A* ll "*** fin 2 BASSETT MAHOGANY BUFFETS 99.50 74.59 x DlNj >,q ROOM EXTENSION TABLE.
1 SOLID MAHOGANY VICTORIAN limed oak .- . 64.95 49.50
19 WROUGHT IRON WALL SHELVES 3.95 *.48 CHAIR, by Brandt 35.00 19.75 12 BIDE CHAIRS limed oak 18.50 15.95
1 WOODARD TABLE, dining 154.00 99.75 n REFECTORY TABLEB. nine, by Brandt 103.00 49.75 1 six PC side o c , hairs llme<, ° ak ’ tßbl *' buffet 309 59 198 00
6 WOODARD TABLES green wrought iron 14.00 10.98 8 THOMASVILLE MAHOGANY SERVERS 114.75 79.50 , SIDE* CHAHt "olid birch wheat finish.
2 PIN-UP LAMPS ... 4.95 1.98 e BIDE CHAIRS, mahogany 14.95 11.98 Heywood Wakefield 24.95 19.96
1 RATTAN MAGAZINE RACK- 17.50 14.98 1 SOLID MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR by 1 h?g™ S1 ° N TABLE COrdOV * D : m ‘‘ U 4.50 89.50
1 KICKS REED FOLDING SCREEN 89.00 59.75 . Unique -- 32.76 18.75 7 UPHOLSTERED SIDE CHAIRS, cordo
-6 PICKS REED COCKTAIL TABLES- 26.00 16.76 2 MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS by Tell City 16.95 7.50 van mahogany --- --- 22.50 19.96
* £J CKS REED TABLES - brown ratUn -- 69 00 44 - ,a 5 CAPTAIN’S CHAIRS, walnut 35.95 24.75 1 rmnmnr Tim e 104 95 79.50
1 PICKS REED DINING TABLE 101.00 59.75 „„ ____ . _ 1 COMMODE EXTENSION TABLE, limed
1 rat tpptwt mvqt irspr mg wrnnoht 37 SIDE CHAIRS, mahogany* by Illinois M oa . 119.50 07.60
1 fALTERINI NEST OF TABLES, wrought „ Rockford l5 95 9.98 j COMMODE EXTENSION TABLE, limed , _ „
3 MOLLA WROUGHT IRON TABLE AND 3 ARM CHA IS. mahogany, by Morganton 34.75 14.98 oak _ - 159.50 129.50
FOUR CHAIRS 5-Pc. Dining Set. black . mawgganv «tn« /-hairs hr Bern. 1 CHINA - Bllver to * 129 - 50 114 59
with red seats 69.50 49.50 4 h I a A d t OOANT 81D1 011X1118 br Bern 16 .95 9.9 s 4 5-PC. DINETTE SETS, silver fox 79.50 69.50
1 TARI L P WROUGHT-IRON COFFEE 1 SERVER, nubian oak, 105.50 89.00
1 MOLLA WROUGHT-"IROw'"GLIDER 8 00 -_ «„-«-« 1 OVAL TABLE nubian oak 99.50 89.50
Breen _ 180.00 139.7A f-F II All 1 CHINA « nuWan 166.50 146.00
1 MOLLA WROUGHT-IRON LAMP TABLE, WHfclM V l HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD SERVER.
Breen 90.00 69.76 war NOW champagne 84.50 69.00
1 and LL co«l PC ' SECTI ° NAL ®° PA * Breeß 262 50 I#Boo 2 LANE CEDAR CHESTS, oak 99.96 69.75 1 £f ( £ n EION •• PC ' SUITE ’ blond * «*' 696 00 595.09
V ivs.uv 1 LANE CEDAR CHEST, grey walnut -- 59.95 39.75
1 LANE CEDAR CHEST. French Provincial 69.95 49.95 fa—————.— 1 ■■■—
1 LANE CEDAR CHEST, limed oak ~ 49.50 39.95
TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM 1 ““ CH “ r *“* *" MODERN REDROOM
Ouan Description WAS NOW TRADITIONAL BEDROOM Quan. Description WAS NOW
8 , B ? EAS tT , bel ** 189.75 109.75 5 DECK NIGHT TABLES, blond birch . 42.60 19.95
8 ' grey 279.60 179.00 Quan . Description WAS NOW 1 VANITY BENCH champagne mahogany 13.95 8.95
1 ™°“ AB °U°“ AN brown ,9 ’ 50 ms ° , uiair rnmu htout tirim 16 95 10 98 15-PC. BEDROOM SUITE maple 297.50 229.00
1 THOMASVILLE CHAIR. Drown 134.00 99.75 3 MAPLE FINISH NIGHT TABLES 10»0 K ,«n-r t.dt it a a, tn ,a«u
2 = gfey 80 50 fi4 , “ 3 N HX™H T E S T 4 B OB^ ahOgany " 149 75 79 60 5 MIRRORS Cherry"": 35 S£S
I beachley cHAir.r g e r « e n n !3»:oo «:’* : bunk beds. m.p.«... 47:50 a*.,* S 3
i ?OP C^N B l°e F A A THER CHAINS lllZ 15222 ‘ POSTER “ “ 37.50 24.75 l £5" JT' "£3 S 3
1 i ■ ™ 2 “* . a nV pane, “
~ CHAIRS by Jamestown, red 62.00 39.76 1 SPAINHOUR BUNK BED. pine 87.50 49.76 bed. chest, double dresser and 2 night
2 VICTORIAN VELVET CHAIRB* 1 gold. i bqt m mahohany DREARER AND tables 695.00 429.00
1 lipstick 75.00 39.76 1 MIRROR DRESSER AND yg 14-PC. BUITE. blue-grey mahogany, panel %
1 SOFA by International 229.50 159.75 2 ;oLID MAHOGANY DOUBLE BEDS 94.50 69.76 tahi. doUble ’ chest ’ dresser * nd nlght .... .. am
2 BARCA-LOUNOER CONTOUR TYPE . got in MAHOGANY cukt inn 50 74.50 . .—— .... ...
CHAIRS, oxblood . 170 00 120,5 1 B ° UD MAHOOAN y chebt . .1. ‘„ L. 14-PC. SUITE limed oak. panel bed.
8 STREIT RECLINING CHAIRS AND s-w <o 3 sqljd MAHCOANY TWIN BEDS 94.50 60.16 chest, triple dresser 329.60 289.50
OTTOMANS, brown 109.60 74.50 2 5-PC. SUrTES. blonde mahogany, panel
L—bed. chest, triple dresser and 2 night
tables _ 695.00 406.00
TRADITIONAL OCCASIONAL MODERN OCCASIONAL mmifrn iivute room
Quan. Description WAS NOW Quan. Description WAS NOW IfIWUCIIII LIVIIIU nUUIVI
1 MAHOGANY COFFEE TABLE by Brandt 25.00 14*98 n r*irTT abvttitq hinnH* mohniranv 170 60 iqo ra _ . . n .. m UAa
1 MAHOGANY COFFEE TABLE b, brandt 31.50 17.50 ? amnch MAHTOANY Qu,n ’ Description WAS NOW
6 MAHOGANY COCKTAIL TABLES, 1 BREAKFRONT with desk compirtment 299.60 199.50 12-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA, beige 194.50 140.50
4 MAHOGANY LAMP TABLES Brandt 4 500 qi'?A 2 BOOKCASE END CORNERS, blonde ma- . 1 LOUNGE CHAIR, rose . 79.50 59.60
1 MAHOGANY END TABLE. Brandt 25.50 n’.9B hogany 49.50 *2.50 1 LOUNGE CHAIR, lime - 134.50 98.00
1 MAHOGANY LAMP TABLE. Brandt . 23.50 12.98 1 NEST OF TABLES, limed oak 49.95 39.95 J LOUNGE CHAIR, modern print, foam
2 MAHOGANY LAMP TABLES. Brandt 69.50 33.75 3 CORNER TABLES, limed oak 64.50 39.60 cushion *07.60 129.50
1 MAHOGANY “PEMBROKE tTbIS. I%M 4 LAMP TABLES limed oak 45.00 24.50 * OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Swedish modern
Brandt ... ... 47.60 24.75 1 COCKTAIL TABLE, butternut 28.95 14.05 , - i«u
2^Sf ANY PEMBROKE TABLES. moo 2 CO^R «k
2 MAHOGANY END TABLES. Brandt 25.00 17.50 2 CORNER TABLEB. limed oak and black 60.00 49.50 whlte boucle 390.50 299.50
II mahogany T rorKTAU N - WR 77 50 4975 2 END TABLES, timed oak and black 36-60 *5.00 1 LOUNGE CHAIR grey and green 97.50 70.00
Br A SdtP COCKTAIL TABLES. „ M 2 STEP TABLES, limed oak and black 39.50 35.00 1 PILLOW BACK LOUNGE CHAIR green
1 MAHOGANY LAMP TABLE. Mersman 26,5 14.98 2 LAMP TABLES limed oak and black 39.60 25.00 boucle 119.60 97.50
i MiSRR.wv , U B 87 ’ 60 49 75 2 LANE END TABLEB. limed oak 39.95 19.95 1 SOFA, orchid all foam rubber 289.00 239.50
1 man GANY COCKTAIL TABLE. Mere- o HERMAN CORNER TABLES. blonde 12-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE. grey
1 LAMP * TABLE Provincial Prultwood ' 45*95 24*98 mahogany , 79.50 49.50 boucle. extra large 359.60 299.50
1 END TABLE, mahogany. Welman II 79*50 ib!9B > 2 CHINESE MODERN END TABLES, hand 12-PC LIVING ROOM SUITE, red boucle 199.60 149-50
1 LAMP TABLE, mahogany 21.95 0.08 decorated 87.50 50.00 j 2-PC SECTIONAL SOFA dark green
1 1 5 St *2-22 1 BOOKCASE, blonde maple 27.50 17.05 boucle foam euahion 270.60 240.50
3 LUGGAGE RACKS m?hog°”y T 850 o*oß 1 BOOKCASE. 18-lnch, limed oak 32.50 21.50 1 OCCASIONAL CHAllt, dark green, at is 57.50 39.50
4 LUGGAGE RACKS*, maple _,_II_IIIII 8.50 6.98 1 BOOKCASE. 24-Inch, limed oak 39.50 83.50 2 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, brown 89.60 69-60
1 OCABIONAL CHAIR, blonde, tropical
print ... 89.00 39.50
Breakfast Safe and Kitchan Furniture
%W 000 _ 00k ■! II ■ Oik mi Quan. Description WAS NOW
WW Ml VI m ■ 0004 10 LLOYD CHROME CHAIRS with grey
M (0 H H 00*0 plastic seats and backs
O' 0 W 31 LLOYD CHROME CHAIRS with yellow
seats and backs 19.95 16.95
// 1 y 4 CHROME TUBULAR BTOOLB
/ / J y , bv Davstrom. green 9.95 6.98
/ / ~ i tubular *hrome step stool
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V 1 TUBULAR CHROME CHAIR.
crystal seat and back 8.98 4.99
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WEEK NIGHTS TIL 9 • SATURDAYS TIL 5 by* iSystroim^ye^lc w 69.75 *6.78
BRANCH: 7»h and E SH., S.W. • Open Daily 'HI 6 8 Feats and backs 15.95 5.9#
AIR CONDITIONED • EASY PARKING • BUDGET TERAAS AVAILABLE 4 b7tS^tro£ H uS^. c ui»cks ... 17.05 5.06
AMA Head Urges Doctors
To Adopt Fee Schedules
By the Associated trots
SAN FRANCISCO. June 21.
Doctors no longer can justifiably
charge for their services on the
basis of a patient’s salary, Dr.
Edward J. McCormick, outgoing I
president, today told the Ameri- j
can Medical Association (AMA).
The Toledo surgeon, in a pre
pared repqrt marking the end
of his term, urged the profes
sion to adopt average fee sched
ules on an area or regional basis.
The average fee schedule has
been put forward by several
medical leaders as a first step
toward establishing prepaid
medical care plans on an actu
arial basis like automobile in
surance. Insurance organiza
tions, knowing definitely what
charges would be made, could
quote rates accordingly.
Dr. McCormick said the post
ing of average fee schedules in
doctors’ offices would make
known to the policy holder in
health care plans the extent to
1 which he would have to pay out
I j of his own pocket to supplement
I medical insurance benefits.
AMA Report Aims
To Settle Differences
Over Blood Pressure
By the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.
America’s doctors today were
shown the preliminary results of
an attempt to establish a new
definition of what constitutes
normal blood pressure in healthy
older people.
Medical opinion now varies so
widely as to the meaning of
blood pressure figures that no
justifiable conclusions can be
drawn from them, said four New
York City physicians. They pre
sented a preliminary picture of
the new project as an exhibit at
the American Medical Associa
tion (AMA) convention.
The doctors are Arthur M.
Master, Harry L. Jaffe, Richard
P. Lasser and Simon Dack.
Examples Listed.
As an example of the lack of
uniformity, the physicians exhib
ited charts of how the figures
among many sources now vary
for people past 60.
In homes for the aged. 61 per
cent of the men in the 60 to 69
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U. S. Reported Buying
Jet Fuel From Japan
By tho-Associated Proas
TOKYO, June 21.—Kyodo
News Service said today the first
; jet fuel to- be purchased by the
United States Air Force from a
.'Japanese firm will be delivered
i in September.
i The contract calls for more
than 6,340,000 gallons at a de- ;
1 j livered cost of $700,000. The
Maruzen Oil Co., from which the
fuel was ordered, said the re
mainder of the delivery will be
made before the end of the year.
1 !
!
year age group have systolic
; blood pressure readings of 150 or
higher. The systolic is the pres
; sure at the time of heartbeat. In
hospital and in industry only 42
per cent of the men had read
ings that high.
A current survey of physicians
all over the country, collected by
the reporting doctors, shows the
percentage of healthy men in the
60-69 age group with readings
of 150 or over is 48.
Slightly higher readings are
given in the preliminary report
for the 70 to 7? year age group,
, and still higher for men 80 to
! 89 years old.
Radical Ulcer Treatment.
Claims that nearly 1,900 out
of 2,000 ulcer patients had been
treated successfully with pills
and at the same time were al
lowed an unlimited diet, includ
ing liquor and tobacco, were
made by a Cleveland physician
in another exhibit of the AMA |
convention. |
Dr. E. A. Marshall said this
was done by giving pills every
hour and sometimes oftener for
the first 16 hours of treatment.
Dr. Marshall is director of the
medicine department of Huron
Road Hospital, Cleveland.
He made the pills out of sev
eral conventional anti-ulcer
chemicals, including anti-acids,
: sedatives and dilating agents.
On this treatment, Dr. Mar
shall asserted, the vast majority
of patients were able to go ahead
with an unlimited diet.
400 Sheriffs to Hold
Conference June 28-30
More than 400 sheriffs and
deputies are expected to attend
the 14th annual Informative
Conference of the National
Sheriff’s Association. June 28-
30. at the Mayflower Hotel.
Four majo- subjects will be
discussed. They are comic books,
traffic, juvenile delinquency and
public relations.
j
Rugby Under Water
A British royal navy rugby
team traveled under water—by
submarine—to play a match at
Cambeltown, Scotland.
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