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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
"Left-Honded Compliment

Stammering and other nervous dis
orders often get their start that
way with children.
From where l sit, if a man wants
to use his left hand-that's his
business. It's not such a good idea
to make anyone do things our way,
just because We think it's right.
Personally, ! think a mellow glass
of beer is the finest beverage on
earth. If you happen to prefer
COke-why, go to it, Only leave me
the same freedom of choice, won't
you?
.9e M~4e
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09
Mrs. James Schroeder

On Saturday afternoon a friend
of ours was in very great need of
blood donors and we were asked to
secure some. Those we called of
the proper classification had just
recently been donors during the
campaign for the Red Cross and
were unable to give again in such
short time. Remembering that
someone had mentioned the fire de-
partment at times donated blood,
we called Chief Fox and explained
tie situation to him. He unhesitat-
ingly said he would secure the nee
essary volunteers and call us back
shortly. By seven that evening
men had gone to a Washington hos
pital to give the necessary blood
to save a life. Much has been
written from time to time of the
sacrifices made by the volunteer
fire departments, but too much
cannot be said for the men who are
willing to be on call night and day
for the reedy. They should have
orchids from us all.
Grove folks who have any inter-
est in the Civil Service examina-
ton for postmaster of the town
should read the notice appearing
in this issue of the Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Darby had
as their dinner guests on Sunday,
Nj. and Mrs. j. Ashton Gouldin of
Fredericksburg, Mrs. Nathan ALL
mutt, Front Royal; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Darby, Jr., Arlington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09
NOTICE
TO CONTRACTORS
Board of Education
0f
Montgomery County

montgomery COuHJy
Sealed bids will be received by
the Board of Education at the
Board of Education Office, Rock
vile, Maryland, until 400 p. M,
EST, Thursday, March 2, 1850, for
the construction of a two class
room, library, health room and all
purpose room addition to the
Somerset Elementary hool !,
Chevy Chase, Maryland.
Plans and specifications for this
work may be obtained at the office
Of Mr.. Hamilton Wilson, architect,
1922 Goth Street, N. W., Washing
ton, D. c., on or after February
10, 1850.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to waive any informali-
ties in or reject any or all bids.
By Order Of The Board Of
Education.
RICHARD E. CARPENTER,
Assistant Superintendent.
1880
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

Clarksburg, and Eleanora Wins,
30 Poolesville, (Col.)
January 80 Lorenza Thomas
Hill, So, Germantown, and Dorothy
A. McCauley, 3S, Washington.
February / James Edwin Nc
Keever, 25, Rockville, and Melba
Lee Marine, "a, Washington.
February 2 Walter E. Holsey,
20, and Betty Jane Anderson, Is,
both Gaithersburg, (Col.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09
Marriage Licenses
Issued In Rockville

January Is = John Benjamin
Bowman, 81, Germantown, and
Rosie Lee Ledman, 16, Olney.
January 26 Charles H. Cornell,
%, Poolesville, and Kathryn |.
Sier, %, Mt. Airy; Norman Fitch
ison Belt, 20, and Jean Whiteford
Ward, 20, both Gaithersburg.
January 81 James Brown, %,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

mond, Va.
The chain parties being given
to help Grace Church complete
their renovating continue this
week. Mrs. Merle VanMetle, Mrs.
Donald King and Mrs. Merle ia
cobs will all have parties to con-
tinue the chain.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hayward
were hosts to a large number of
friends on Saturday evening in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

their lovely home on Frederick
avenue.
Speaking of card parties, the
Ascension Guild is planning anoth-
er Of their pleasant evenings for
February IS, in the Parish Hall
here. They will have door prizes
and refreshments to round out the
evening. For reservations phone
Mrs. Gwenn Kirkman at 1877.
Mrs. Hanson Cashell was week.
end guest of the Norman Jacobs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

DR.. and Mrs. William Miller have
returned to their home after at
tending the wedding of their SON
in Fulton, Kentucky.
Mrs. Elsie Bisset was guest on
Sunday of Mrs. William McBain.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

this week.
Ralph F. Martz near Clarksburg
who has been confined to his home
for several weeks with heart all
ment is slowly improving.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

Arrow and Arrow alone Imperial Lagered That's what makes
the difference You'll taste the difference with the first sip!
Start saving Imperial Lageed Arrow tops today
Your Arrow Beer dealer has handy bag he'll gladly give you
FREE Keep your Arrow Beer bottle tops and tops When
it's filled bring mail it Globe Brewing Co., 315 S. Hanover
St. Baltimore l. Md You'll receive cash every new Arrow
bottle top and top the of great bee
A great offer! What combnation
This September made to retail
dealers IN alcoholic Beverages employees
iSons This offer applies purchases of Impeial
Lageed ATrow Beer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-02-09

We to show appreciation for the wonderful
received beer all these years. You've been mighty good
So we're saying hank you good people of Maryand way
everybody will like Beginning today new* Arrow Beer top
you will be worth p cash you Start saving them
today Before you you'll have bit money coming
youo for gifts charity something special for yourself
That's ALL We're making this offer time when the proud
Arrow Beer label the finest beer that of
brewery Now Imperial Lagered Lagered mellow!
Lagered light Lagered dry You'll love agered
the great tradition of the great lagered beers the world
Evening star., 1950-04-27
infunts' Wear

81 Orig. 2.ss Cotton Crowler
Sets. 2-piece. Sizes II. l8
mos 1888
10 Orig. 500 Corduroy, Royon
0obordine CrowIer Sets. 2
piece. Sizes 9 to lS mos,
4.44
I Orig. $45 Christening Coot
and Bonnet Set. Hondmode
and embroidered. 26 inch
length eth--------------l9.ss
Is Orig. 800 70 4.ss Plush
Musieol Toys -----1.S8
II Orig. 2.es Plush Cuddley
Toys ------1.3 .3S
~ Orig. LIS Cotton Polo
Shirts. Sizes I, 2------66e
II Orig. 2.ee Dioper Boes--s1
IT Orig. s.ss Wool Hooded
ShowIs s-------------2.SS
81 Orig. l.5s Robes. Royon
satin bound. Pink nk-----S8s
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Cedor Chests

Z Orig. 6s.ss Low Boy Chests,
mohooony veneers and eedor.
s7s
z Orig. es.ss Mahogany We
neers ond cedor Low Boy
Chests S3S
3 Orig. $3.50 Mahogany Ve-
neers and Cedor Low Boy
Chests -S30 $50
I Orig. 6s.ss blonde and
'cordovon mahogany Veneers
ond cedor chest $50
z Orig. 1850 Low Boys, mo-
hooony veneers and cedor, S37
! Orig. 5s.ss Low Boy, mohoe-
any veneers and cedor $50
I Orig. 5s.sS Modern soIer
Chest. nohooony seneers and
Cedor --------- S5U
I Orig. 4s.ss Chest, plank top.
woInut veneers ond cedar, SIS
I Orig. 1928 Chest, woterfoll
top, wolnut veneers and cedar,
$40
I Orig. 3o.eS Modern PIonk-
Top Chest, mahogany veneers
and cedar $40
! oria. 1898 Choir Height
Chest, mahogany veneers and
cedar " SIS
9Th Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Shodes

IS Orig. I.es TO z.39 Window
Shodes, odd sizes only. Ivory,
white. green, sold os is, soc
3 Orig. 2.44 NoturoI Cut Bonn
boo Porch Shades, 4-foot size,
81
3 Orig. z.ss Natural Vain. Cut
Bomboo Porch Shades. SIT, 81
9 Orig. 3.44 Natural "a in. Cut
Bamboo Porch Shades, 6-ft.. 81
4 Orig. 3.44 NoturoI Va in. Cut
Bamboo Porch Shodesc 7-ft., 81
s Orig. 4.44 Noturol "a in. Cut
Bamboo Porch Shodes, 8-ft.. So
5 Orig. 5.44 Noturol "a in. Cut
Bomboo Porch Shades, loft,
So
9TH Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Fobriics

200 Yds. Orig. 1873 Cotton
PebblecIoth, floroI pattern, ! to
o-yd. lengths W TO VI off
$50 Yds. Orig. 1.7s Printed
Cotton Soiicloth, short ends, !
to 6-yd. lengths, " to VI off
800 Yds. Orig. 81 TO l.7e
chintz, short ends. FloroI, stripe,
solid colors. | to 4-yd. lengths,
" 20 VI off
9Th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1Udit three full days and
receiUe the license on the~ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Mike zuceo' 81, Soldiers Home, and Edna
Johnson, 21. Silver Spring, Md.
Nathaniel Carroll. 33, and Julia Thompson,
32. both Of 1896 W st. NV.
and % Iene Riley, S e S9aeises 1f8a Fsirmont aSa
John ouilieo, %. San Diego. Calf, and
Edward Hewitt. "a, Atlantic City, N. j.,
'uSy Moof oo0!S g. " Moedas c5saeurs j. and Irene
Rsds: = q 3 @ns s St ssa ne: :: s.' Ano ann.
Thomas ;ai5o Holman 2! Arlington Va. and
Andrew Wlsen % g. al28 a50S ward Sain p 1' NV NV
Eugene snst JGnss l5 S5l M 9th st. s. @ n;s and
Sc. and Helen Brazil, 81. 1901 9th st.
Glenn skemp. 80, 1925 18th st. ne, and
Ruth Cleveland; 25; Garrett Park Md.
Samuel Woolger, 25, 235 Oakwood st. Sc,
posnd, and Muriel nIds Johns. 20, b Bates st. NV
n
both of 1851 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
Roland Kalivoda, A., and Denise Berthe
lon. "a. both of Arlington. Va.
James Carter. .;i. and Gertrude Goods
~, both of Richmond
Robert Potter, 20, 339 21st st. NV, and
Lillian Butcher. 81. Wayland, Mo
Alan Mills. Jr., So Bethesda, Md, and
Nancy Hillman. 26 31O5 Garfield St.
NV.
Alejo Lopez jr., 26, Edmonston, Md. and
Margaret Wilson, 10, $50 Elliott ST. ne
Edward Green, 30. 355 St. sw., and
>, Ella 1yeson, 40. 1121 9Th st. Sc.
Hyman Freed, ~, and Sylvia Laub, 80,
James Wells. 20. 2S0l Nebraska ave NV.
and Lelah Huff, 25, $50 Rock Greek
Church rd. NV
John stahl. %, 1905 Kilbourne pl. NV,
and Marie Camara. 20, Takoma Park,
Milton Clarke, 81, 1913 18th St NV, and
Jean Coates. 10, 25IIl2 O st. NV
Victor Mitchell 81. POPS @ St NV. and
Donna Rosik, 81, 212l Virginia ave
NV.
Anthony Guifrida, 20. 1774 41st pl. Sc.
and Jean Curran. %, 1901 Otis st. ne
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Births

(By D. c. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
RgdoDh R,s; Ea and and Andrse A4f Ashton boy boy.
Federico and Maria Cali. boy.
Wiam and anp oerds eIss carter cSateeS boy Do'
Thomas and Helen Chance, boy.
Albert and Martha ciaffone. boy
john and 1ii Elizabeth GrinneI ii boy boy.
Eslph and Eusenia Grimm boy.
Edwin and Anna Heckrotta, boy
Harrison and .Margaret Heibere, jr., boy.
william William a and fs4is' VreInia jones, Hal 0So Boy
Arthur Arthur. and Frances Jplieher; boy.
Maxwell and Mildred Littman. boy.
John and Emile Lyddane, boy.
Robert and Aline o'Brien, boy.
Joseph and Frances Papasodora, boy.
Paul and Helen Polcen, boy.
Irwin and, Gladys Morris, boy.
Peter and Dolores Rene, boy.
Isai. %iIlis@ @ and , E Essiae s sehaifsr. boy SSy'
sFtsdsTics ss6sr sns and aI;.n D;orothy Since boy
John and Mary ' Tishe hosy Boy. IVY
3Iidd R9Inald 3, and and MMarjorie rV' Welt boy
Kirby and Madeline Zones, girl.
Harold and Geneva Hartman, girl,
Harold and Cloyce Hendley, girl
James and Ethel Hobson, girl
Edward and Rose Rowland, girl.
Stanley and Mildred Lahr girl
William and Beatrice Lowenstein, girl.
Robert and Nancy Megee, girl.
BENJAMIN and Anne Miller, girl.
James and Dorothy Parker, girl.
Robert and Carolyn Peters, girl.
Daniel and Marjorie Riordan, girl.
Morris and Miriam Rosenberg, girl.
Theresa and Paul San Fellipo. girl.
John and Margaret Savage. girl.
Robert and Mary Schwartz, girl.
Calvin and Kathleen Schaeffer, girl.
George and Elizabeth Schoch, girl.
Charles and Mary Scott, girl
John and Antoinette Sessa, girl.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Mems Shoes

~ prs. Orig. $50 Canvas Sport
Shoes. elected rubber soIes.
Broken sizes - 40
4S prs. Orig. l4.s5 TO i6.s5
Fomous Mems Oxfords in brown
only. Several styles and pot
terms, broken sizes ;-l2.9S
Il prs. S.s5 to 1875 Mems
Oxfords. reduced from regular
stock. Broken sizes, brown only,
4.99
13 prs. 1926 to 1880 Famous
Mems Oxfords, built in arch
supporters. Black. in narrow
widths, broken sizes .---1o.e9
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Women's Suits
% Orig. 1895 to SIS Men

70 Orig. 39.S5 20 SIS Men9 :
weor worsted. oobordine on
shorkskin suits in toilored ond>
5ressmoker styles, block, navy,
grey, mixtures. sizes 1874 to
22h in the group SIS
3rd Floor, Washington
2nd Floor, Stluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Deaths

tBy the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics }
BERTHA Shapiro, SIS. 1924 Emerson st. NV.
Nettie s; Rowan, "a: ,Dekalb. III.
May H. Newell. a. 14th and Fairmont n W
Howard K. Livingston, 66, 1915 10th
Florence s. Brown, so, 30 7th st. ne.
Markaret L. wilkins, 5S, Falls Church,
Va.
Carl s. Cummings, So, 4ob 18th st. ne.
Helen M. Carroll. 81. 4o25 Nichols ave.
elizabeth Thomas, 72, 321Ha Va. ave. sw
Preston Heard, II, 33 st. ne.
Rosa France, &c. 1884 st. NV.
Rebecca Harris, 81. 2443 P st. NV.
Fannie Butler, 81. 1853 9th st. ne.
George Grayson. 90, 14O6 9th ST. NV
Mary Carter, so, 5713 Clay st. ne
Bertha Goodwin, So. 140S Hopkins NV.
Henry Tanner. 81, 1901 60th pl. ne.
George H. Digs. A., Is 53rd st. Sc
John H. Crutcher, 3S. 1900 22nd st. NV
warren Brown, 35, 1877 New Hampshire
Frances Crawford. "a. 1905 Lamont st
ej grace = Green. q, saS st. s.w.
Shepherd. infant. 303 18th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Mems Furnishings

II Orig. s.95 Mems lOOoo Du-
pont Nylon dress shirts in broken
sizes ------------5.SS
AT Orig. ST Famous Moke
Neekties. neat and bold pot
terms -----2 for ST
l4z Orig. 6.es and 7.s5 Fine
Royon Pojomos. Coot style,
size A only ---3.99
1877 4.95 and 7.5o Mems Solid
Color Shirts. many Of lustrous
2x2 pima cotton broodeloth.
Broken sizes 2.99
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
IS Orig. 1896 to 1875
Spring Dresses!
Sll

Pure silk dresses in one and two
piece styles The new foshion
rooe sweater dresses Also
some sunbock dresses! Wide
choice of colors, broken sizes
10 to 20.
IS Orig. 1875 to 1895
Women's Print Dresses with
matching jackets! One piece
prints! Solid coIors! Royon
crepe, many colors. broken sizes
l42 to 24h-$ll
IS Orig. 1926 Women's fom-
Gus four-pieee ensembles! All
wool jocket and skirt, plus q
royon crepe blouse and skirt
TO be mixed in any number Of
woys-procticolly O whole word
robe in one Several colors,
broken sizes l4h TO 24H2,
SO
Casual and Women's Dresses,
3rd Floor, Washington;
Street e. End Floors,
Silrer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Stationery

AZ Orig. 81 Tie-Tie Gift Wrop-
ping Ensembles Soc
81 Orig. soc Tie-Tie Gift
Wrapping Ensembles DE
70 Orig. $50 Cigarette Pencil
Lighters 9Se
40 Orig. I.29 3-Piece Desk
Sets, Maroon leather 81
80 Orig. ST Cieorette Pencil
Lighters -5ee
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Misses Sportsweor

IS Orig. s.sS 70 1898 jackets,
lumber jacket style. wool postel
tweeds and corduroy, sizes II
to Is in the group 6.S6
81 Orig. 5.sS Postel corduroy
vests. lined. noize. oauo,
shrimp. toost. in the group, sizes
10 to Is -----~-------3 3.SS
~ Orig. 1923 TO 1898 Wool
iockets. eIossic styles. brown.
navy, grey. dork green. sizes
II to l6 6~-------lo.sS
IS Orig. 1923 TO 1898 Wool
flannel suits with fitted box,
or bolero jackets, long sleeves.
red, green, navy, white, S<rimp,
gold. sizes z to Is in the droup,
3rd Floor. WdShinothn
Street Floor, Silper Stirring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Chino s. Glassware

IS Orig. Las 10 4.ss Jackson
China, Ming Pottern". Rim
soups. vegetables. pIotters, soIod
pIotes- -69e 70 2.95
100 Orig. l.s5 TO 1895 Rosen-
thoI China, "Son Souci" pot-
tern. Included ore pIotters,
fruits. rim soups, covered veee-
tobles, gravy boots, sugar and
ereomers, pickle dishes,
81 TO Ii.ss
100 Orig. 75e to sos English
Arbor Dinnewore. rim soups,
vegetables, cream soups, fruits,
sugar and ereomers. z9e 70 3.S9
200 Orig. 75e TO 4.s5 Itolion
Dinnerwore, Fruit" pottern.
Divided dishes, soIods, plotters,
gravy boots, fruits, otter din
ner cups and soucers, sugar and
creomers ---zse to l.5o
so Orig. soc TO $50 Brittony
Dinnerwore. In group ore sugar
and creomers, covered soups,
breod and buffers, pitchers,
vegetables. solt and peppers,
19e 10 l.49
20 Orig. $50 Gloss l6-pc.
Luncheon Set --l.9o
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
100 Orig. 5.88
Girls Dresses
| az
| .38

Beautifully mode two-piece
dresses, labeled os to wool con-
tent. Postels and dark tones.
Sizes 7 to IA.
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Girls Wear

5 Orig. 1926 subteen BoIero
Suits. All wool. Broken sizes.
6.SS
IS Orig. S.ss GirIs' Royon Cob
ordine and AII-wool Suits.
Navy, red, wine 4.88
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Housewares

Housewares
7 Orig. 800 to e.e5 Peoh-
wick Hampers, somples,
2.4e 10 sos
3 Orig. z.ss Curtain Stretch
3 Orig. 1873 stuffino Cage, for
stuffine fowl -- 2ee
I Orig. 2l.e5 Lawn Mowers,
demonstrators 1925
~ Orig. 4.ss Wordrobes, CORFU
gated, child size 2.sS
n Orig. 3.ss Toy Chests. cor
ruooted l.SS
II Orig. 4.4s Cold Pack Con-
ners ----l.9S .9S
z Orig. s.se Outdoor Dryers, os
is5.9 is 5.9s
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
40 Orig. l7.e5
PedoI Auto
1899

Sove q chunky ST on this
streonlined cor, big enough TO
ride in! pedol driven, with
steering column. Hos bumper,
foke headlights, windshield.
Bright red with cream trim.
3rd Floor, Washington
LoDer Leoel, Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Oriq. 2.o5 to 3.o5 Misses Blouses

Foou make bouses phenomenal sovnos Royon
dessy and cose styles Long and short sleeves loce
Mostly white few colors 81 to 40 in the
And single mode by of the most fomous
in Misses BIouses!
3rd Floor, Washington; Street Floor Sluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Gift Shop

IT'S Orig. 3ee to ITS Artificial
Flowers. some stems domooed,
loree sprays ond foliage,
1Se TO I 80
~ Orig. 2.95 Venetion Vases,
69e
10 Orig. z.9s, 3-pc. Cigarette
Sets, ItoIion - l.2e
; Orig. 3.25 Blue Bowls,
scratched --- 800
9TH Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Women's Gloves

so Orig. 81 to l.7s Novelty
Cotton Gloves. CoIors --59e
80 Orig. 81 ChiIdren's Cotton
Gloves ---5o soc
20 Orig. ST TO $50 ChiIdren's
Royon or Cotton Gloves Use
40 Orig. So Double Woven
Nylon Gloves. Dark grey 81
&c Orig. z.os White Doeskin
finished Iombskin) Gloves,
washable ---2, 2,3e
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
300 Yds. Orig. Tie
FIoroI Design Cretonne
4oc yd.

Clearance of 300 yds. OF this
discontinued florol pattern, Vot
dyed. pre- -shrunk eretonne thot's
excellent for droperies, slip
covers, vonity skirts. bedspreods.
36-inch width.
6th Floor, Washington
Loi0er Lepei, Sfluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
On Sale Washington Store: Friday $50 AM. PM
TAE HEc11r Co. e LEARANCE
AT THE WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Girls Coats, Suits, Toppers
It's Orig l4.95 to 295-------s1O
subeen Girls full length eoo toppes ond Many
styles coIorsi Some checks included!
Sc Orig. SIS to 32.95
subeen ond girls fine wool full length coo better suits.
SeveoI coIos, styles including checks!
2nd Floor Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Teen Apparel

II Orig. 1898 Navy Bolero
Suits. With red and white
blouse. Broken sizes ---13.SS
so Orig. 7.sS NyIon Cordteon
Sweoters. Broken sizes ond
colors 3.SS
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27

ChiIdren's Shoes
50 Orig. $50 Children's Pumps.
Blue, brown. Broken sizes s u
to IL i.ee
$50 Orig. $50 TO 6.95 Chill
dren's, Misses Shoes. Blue,
red. green straps; red, green
reptiles. Sizes 8I2 to 3 3.45
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Women's Suits,
Coots, Toppers

7 Orig. 59.9S and 6s.95 All
wool toppers. navy and doeio
oobordine and worstered checks,
broken sizes l4h to 2ON2,
$4s
3 Orig. 1896 AlI-wooI suede
and oobordine toppers. navy
and gold, sizes "a to 80 --$3S
I Orig. 1895 AlI-wooi brood-
cloth fitted winter coot, green,
2Oh -----Si8
I Orig. 1895 All-wooI suede
winter coat. block, l4h--SlS
! Orig. $45 AII-wooI oobordine
suit, cordieon neck, black.
Orig. $45 AlI-wooI suede zip
lined eoot, black, 22Hz---S2S
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Hondkerchiefs

les Orig. Use Mems Cotton
Hondkerehiefs. Initials K, N,
n 7Se
21o Orig. 59e Women's Hond-
kerchiefs with embroidered
names Toe
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
300 Orig. LIS to LBS
NyIon Stockings
Sc

A nationally advertised brand.
IS. 20, 80 deniers, 45 and 81
gauges in the lot. Discontinued
shodes. but still snort! All
perfect quolity! Sizes 6K to
II in the group.
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Boys Furnishings

$50 Spseiel Purchase Robert
Bruce Polo Shirts. Sizes 6 10
lS ---l.SS 80
90 Orig. z.ss Jr. Boys Western
Sport Shirts. Sizes 4 70 IL,
i.9S
Is Orig. 2.sS Prep Boys Dress
Hats. Sizes 6M to 7M--l.ss
and Floor. Washington 4
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Teen Roincoots

80 Orig. S.9S Cotton Twill
Roincoots with detachable
hoods. Colors. Sizes 10 TO
10 Us
2nd Floor
Washington and Sluer Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27

Misses Better Coats and Suits
so Orig 1895 to 5o95 coots ----s28
From fine collection of oIwoo eoots, Fitted and forne
styles including cosuo and beed types Alwooi oobordne,
fleece, and other fobios. all ideo for resort
Block, noy beige postels white broken sizes 10 to g.
IS Orig 1895 to 6995 Suits s------>38
Many of kind, oil dostcoIy morked down!
Dessnnoker and bose types oil mpeoooby oored Fine wool
Mloteen oobordine ard wosted light and dork Spring
shodes, sizes 10 to l8
3rd Floor Washington
Evening star., 1950-04-27
Tots & Toddlers'

100 Special Purchase Woven
Seersucker Elton Suits. Brown,
green or blue. Sizes z to 6x,
2.Ss
500 Orig. 2.ss Hopolono Coss-
idy Blue Jeans. Sizes 3 TO
100 Orig. z.99 Hopolone Coss-
idy Jockets. Blue denim. Sizes
3 to 6x --------l.6 .68
End Floor, Washington
and Silper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
1000 Orig. 6ee
Girls Ponties
32c

Royon ponties, prettiIy loee
trimmed. EIostic legs. Teorose,
blue, maize in sizes z to IA
in the group. Buy mony poirs
at this oreotly reduced price!
2nd Floor, Washington
and Stlper Spring
Evening star., 1950-04-27
0 Orig. eoc tc
Brushes
3oc

Nylon bristled household brushes
with plostie handles. Including
brushes for toilet bowl. utility,
securing, hand, vegetable.
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-05-31
Across the Desert With
John Ford And Morn7ons

avenues of comedy are explored
happily as the West Is being
tanned by this particular set of
conquerors.
AS is usually the case in Ford
film, the acting in "Wagonmaster
is considerably above par for
drama in the open spaces. An
unknown. at least to this type
writer, named Ben johnson plays
the title role agreeably enough
that he won't be considered an
unknown any longer around here.
He is both believable and hkeable
Ward Bond, who is consigned
to leering villainy by other di-
rectors. always fares better with
Ford and this time he establishes
himself thoroughly as an actor. If
there have been any lingering
doubts. with a good. rousing por-
trait Of two-fisted Mormon
elder. Harry Carey. jr.: jeanne
Dru. Charles Kemper. Alan Now
bray and Jane Darwell are others
who strike the proper note for
"Wagonmaster."
The Photography is good and
the music is good. too. Alto
gether this is thoroughly salts
factory outdoor yarn, in the best
Ford manner.
Evening star., 1950-05-31

be big-time summer theater. It's
first production has a star, Gloria
Jean of the movies, but this is an
exception. The idea is to play a
repertory of light and entertaining
items with a resident stock COM
pany. It's unpretentious purpose
was unpretentionsly explained to
last nights audience by Tom Nc
Neil, one of four young New York
ers who picked Collingwood as the
site on which they would like to
succeed with a true community
summer theater.
II ~
Strictly Dishonorable," a COM
edy of the speakeasy era which
launched Preston Sturges as one
of the wittier young playwrights
of two decades ago, is not exactly
the perfect vehicle for starting
Collingwood on its way.
In the old. disheveled days of it's
triumph on Broadway. it was So
phisticated composition. There
was a raff1sh charm in its>explana-
ton of how a pretty. innocent
maid from rural America met a
famous baritone in a speakeasy
and how she made a good man of
him by insisting he make a bad