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Evening star., 1950-02-26
SUBURBAN sALE-ylRclkIA !
ALEXANDRIA
YATES GARDENS
Sol FRANKLIN ST

Open Today, $3.50 PM.
This attractive pre-war corne,
brick home in this desirable sec
is offered for the first time. Liv
rm:-din. rm. comb, equipped kit.
bedrms. and tile bath, rec. rm
with fireplace and " bath, oi
heat. fenced I'd. Nice trees. PRICED
to sell at $14,95O. Terms. Ex
ciusively with
G. C. Keeler, Realtor
2018 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex
TIE O-R0
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGINlA

SECTION. 2-bedr6om
row house with recreation ROOM
convenient to schools. churches,
stores and the best transportation
in Metropolitan Washington. Ex-
cellent financing with $1,000 down
payment
THE GOSS CO., Realtor
Evening star., 1950-02-26
81 so 5tln pIdCe, ItIL 20 hUhlF.
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
es OPEN TO-DAY
Is | to 6

TarboUS OfOAWONE I'VE.
re- This 3-bedroom home
priced at SI5.95O, with $1,000
.down-Of Dutch Colonial de-
:, ssign, finished with California
fS+redwood shingles. is situated
s.;on a corner lot of 100 ft You
shecan be proud to own this
III home The owner is selling
because he is moving to Flor
ida. Must be seen. Clip this
lad and come to see it. Mr..
=, Wyvell, WO. 3242, on prem
>, Uses.
2 Directions: Out Carroll ave.
from Takoma Park Bank to in
: tersection of Ethan Allen.
= bear right. then right on Sy-
Evening star., 1950-02-26
ARLINGTON
CHARMING INTERIOR.

CHARMING INTERIOR
$4,000; bright and cheerful 3-bed-
rm. older home, we'll located for con.
yenience; 1st H.. living rm. with
fireplace, full dining rm., lovely
equipped kit, study and 2 porches;
2nd A.. 3 bedrms. and tile bath;
full basement, oil h.-w.h., outside
entrance, lot 5Qx115, with garage;
may go Gil; possession at settle
ment. Call Mr.. Lewis.
CARROLL BICKLE
GIL. o0hR Exclusively OK n622
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WI 4SO5 ST ooso
1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
peter j. hagan
OFFERS
$3.50

GI-NoTHING DOWN
New arm. and bath brick bungalow
very lge, rms, hardwood floors
equipped kit. with 7-ft. refgr; lo
6Sxl00; monthly payments approx
$50, includes taxes and insuranc
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BELLE HAVEN

Sweeping view of Potomac. One of
the finer brick homes having lge.
bedrm. and bath on 1st floor, with
> bedrms., and 2 baths on 2nd floor.
lovely liv porch are situated at
the rear of the house which makes
for, pleasant living. Call Mr., Bos-
wei. MA. $500. ewes. and week
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
On the hill, west of Russell road. in
the Jefferson Park area, We offer for
the first time a desirable brick and
frame Colonial home of 6 good sized
rooms. There are 3 bedrooms and
one and one-half tiled baths, mod
ern kitchen. basement. oil heat, at
tached garage, nicely Handicapped lot.
1t is close to several private boy
and girl schools and the George
Mason Grammar School, bus lines,
stores, churches. ETC. It is to be
sold at the low price of S18,950 on
terms to be arranged. INQUIRE
bARRYS, 2206 Mt. Vernon ave-.
aA1ieexS, Aiex, va. Phones: AL. 007S, TIE.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
ALEXANDRIA,

SASASA ~ AA4ANO&SA&4
Hicks Realty Co., Exclusives
$10,960. 3-bedrm. 2-bsth home
completely furn.; 2-car gar. Ire
$14,96O. acre, brick 2-bedrm
home. outside Arepl., outside iight.
lag, lovely shrubs. country atmos.
phere.
$14.9bO. bedrms, bath on End 4.
liy. rm.. din. rm., kit. and den on
lst d., full, dry bsmt.; 2.ear garsge;
A-acre lot.
BEVERLY HILLs. Bedrm. and bath
on 1st a.. liv. rm. with firepl.
screened porch, full bsmt.; gar.
bedrms. and bath on 2nd d.
Call Al. 1900. Ewes. ov. 6677 OF
TIE. O933.
NEAR LEE6BURG
94 acres with 2.story home. 10 acres
beautifully wooded, 80 acres tillable,
milkhouse equipment, sifo, other
farm property.
call our Farm ssecialist.- Al. 1900.
Eyes., Otis 01e1.
Hicks Realty Co., Realtors
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
ATTRACTIWE

ARLINGTON
ATTRACTIVE
SI5,750. spacious 3-bedrm. home; 1st
A., living rm. 21x11. with fireplace,
full dining rm., kit. with breakfast
space; End A., nice bedrms. and
high cor. lot; immaculate through
out: possession at settlement; S2,55u
cash; S99.75 per mo. including
taxes. insurance, principal. interest
CARROLL BICKLE
Gil. 2O56. Exclusively. OK. O633
Evening star., 1950-02-26

GOOD VALUES
All the following homes have liv. rm,
with nrepl., separate din. rm,,
equipped kitchen and full bsmt.
Cape Cod home Conv. to school and
busline. Fine neighborhood for
growing children. Economically
priced at S15.75O.
Brandon village-3 bedrm., l bath,
white brick Colonial home. Cony'
to, school and busline. Excellent
neighborhood, bsmt. has Unfinished
rec. rn., f1repl. and outside en-
trance. Priced below $4,000.
Dominion Hills; 3-bedroom, l-bath
brick Colonial home; ample. sized
rms; excellent neighborhood; priced
below $4,000.
Hillwood-3-bedrm.. 1-bath. asbes-
tos shingIe bungalow. Bright CHEEKY
home. conv. to hiRh school and
elementary school, bus. A real buy
At $4,000.
Call W. B. WRIGHT. sol South Glebe
I'd. ia. 4-0550: eyes., TIE. O3g9.
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GI
NOTHING DOWN

Lovely new 2-bedrm and bath bunga-
low with utility room in Lanham,
mo, plus taxes and insurance. MT
RAINIER REALTY CO., AP. 2100,
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SUBURBAN SALE-vIR6IklA
Brick Ramblers. $4,000

Applications are now being accepted
for these attractive three bedroom
homes, available for June and July
refrigerator, disposal sink, gas heat,
fireplace, porch, attic storage space,
kitchen snack bar Large wooded
lot, block from . buslines, large
shopping center, schools and
churches nearby. In your reply to
this ad, give your Job status, ap-
prox1ma ate annual income, and state
II qualified to purchase on veterans
plan or cash available for nom
veterans down payment All re.
ples accepted strictly confidential.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
CH. ABB. KE. $3.50.

BEVERLY HILLS
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6
Three, bedrm: house; Iiv. rm. with
nIrepl., family din. rm.,. elec. kit,
tory, gas heat, copper plumbing,
steel beam construction. Directions:
Right at st traffic light in Arl-
andria,, ! blk right to Old Dominion
o!vd.. left l blk, right on Tenn.
ave: 70 open sign. Exclusive. Most
PURVIS REALTY co.
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PRICE $4,000

ON % ACRES
Or $50. 600 for House Alone
CLAUDE HONICON, Owner
Phone Waterford 27S1. Brokers
Protected.
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OPEN SUN, l TILL S

OPEN SUM-, l TILL 5
Just completed. mod. new 3-bedrm,
oungalow. brick and knotty pine
front; liv; rm. 12x20, fireplace, book
window. extra lge. closets with slid
ing doors. tiled bath; folding stair
to large attic; nice lot, I6Oxl3O:
8 mi. to D. c.; S13.50O; CT con-
tract accepted. Directions: Shirley
hwy. to Rt. 236 Gincolniaj. west i
mi. to Edwards St. left l blk.
KNAPP REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cont.
:T4YERDALE HEIGHTS
1902 HILTON AVE

:Sifgo Parkway, right into Garland
left. to Trescott, right into Hilton
ave. THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.
Real Estate Dept, exclusive, MA
EIE20: AID Sh32 ewes -oR
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Boys Clothing

6-oris. 1895 oII-wooI light
ton sport coots. Sizes "a to
36 -------$5
3-oris. 1895 oII-wooI flannel
junior suits. Size 7-----7.95
3-ois. $35 oil wool covert
top coots with all wool zip-out
lining. Sizes l2-lo husky, SIS
S-oris. 7.e5 oil wool junior
sIocks, size II -- IS
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17

Reduced to Moke Way for
New Stock!
Wool Rugs
s-ods. 1895 Rose Tone-on-
Tone BroodIoom Rug. 9x12
Fl. .---69.95
1-oris. 1885 Textured
Rose Rug. exl2 ft.-----7s.s5
4-oris. I1o.s5 Rose Twist
BroodIoom Rugs. exl2 IT.,
s-oris. llo.s5 Green Twist
BroodIoom Rugs. 9xl2 #,
4-oris. IIo.ss Beige Twist
BroodIoom Rugs. exl2 f.,
l-oris. 1885 Green FloroI
Potterned Rug. exl2 it., 1895
1-oris. 1895 Beige 18th
Century Patterned Rug. exl2
II. -SS.So
4-oris. 1885 Floral Pot
termed Rugs. Beige, green, 9x
II #. .-------SS.S5
s-oris. 1895 Plain Green
BroodIoom Rug. exl2 IT..
1-oris. 1870 Burgundy
Embossed BroodIoom Rug.
9xl2 #. ----SS.S5
5-oris. sIs5 7one-on-Tons
Rugs. Turquoise, green. 9xlZ
It. ------------SS.So
Orig. sIzs Tone-on-Tone
Rug. Green. 9xl2 #, 1895
1-ois. 15s.s5 Floral Pot
termed Rug. Beige and Rose.
9x15 #. -----1o9.9S
l-ois. 1898 Blue Floral
Patterned Rug. 9xl5 #,
los.ss
Orig. l5s.ss Rose Tone
on-Tone Rug, exl5 it., los.sS
Orig. 1898 Red Oriental
Patterned Rugs. 9xl2 f.,
l-oris. ls2.s5 Beige 18th
Century Patterned Rug. exl5
Fl. -----1lS.95
e-oris. 1895 Oriental Pot
termed Rugs. 9xl2 #, 5 reds,
| blue --l3s.sS
Orig. sse.o7 Red Embossed
BroodIoom Rug. 9.9x20 #,
1888
9Th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Millinery

81 Orig 3.95 to 5.s5 Summer
millinery including strows.
piques, linens. knits, wool feIts.
CIoches, solors, coIots, helmets,
rollers, others; wide color range,
81
Sc Orig 5.e5 to 1925 Ribbon
hots, pockobIe, non-crushobIe,
yeor-round styles including
cIoches, rollers. berets; some by
fomous New York and Coifor-
nio manufacturers - IS
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Women's Umbrellas

2s-oris. 1.99 plastic roin-
coots with hoods and belts.
Silver in small size only. - 81
35-oris. 2.95 Plastic roin-
coots with hood and belts. Fire
stone velon. S and M = l.99
6-oris. $6 KoroseoI plastic
roincoots with pockets and belt.
Smoke and green. Small ond
loree in group --- 3.S5
2l-oris. IS l6" rib gloria
cotton umbrella. Black, blue or
brown with white --- 3.95
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Mems Shoes

II Prs.-oHs s.s5 TO 1895
Mansfield, Bostonion summer
shoes. Whites, woven browns,
two-tone ventiIoted sport ond
dress shoes. Broken sizes, 6.9s
l57 Prs.-oris. 1895 to 1875
French, Shriner 6 Urner and
Bostonion summer shoes. Two
tones, nyIon mesh, tons. Bro
ken sizes ---------S.SS
2nd Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Maternity Apparel

ZZ-OFis. 7.95 to 1925 mo-
ternity dresses including SUM-
books, royon Bemberes*, cot
tons; sizes 10 to 20 IS
3-oris. l4.s5 Royon Benz
berg" dresses, moternity sizes
5 and II 1925
Orig. 7.95 TO 8.e5 Motern-
ity bathing suits, broken sizes
10 to l6 ----$3
REG. us. Pat. OF
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Women's Underwear

5o-oris. 5.s5 NyIon tricot
slips, toiIored and lace trimmed,
broken sizes 81 to 40, pink
and black in the group, 3.99
200 Orig. Sse royon tricot
briefs, teorose, sizes 81 TO 36.
3 for 81
so-oris. 2.s9 panty eirdIes
with snop-in crotch, royon ond
elastic, royon sotin poneI, eor-
tiers, teorose, small size only,
l.se
75-oris. 2.s5 royon Jersey
gowns, lace trim, sizes 81 to
"a, posteIs l.49
l2-oris. IS nyIon tricot pet
ticoots, Ioce trim, brown, small
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Housecoots

nOuSGCOQIS
36 Orig. 1899 Reversible
Rayon Crepe Houseeoats in
beautiful small print. Beouti-
fully tailored, long sleeves; can
be worn on either side. Navy,
red, or green with contrasting
lining, in the group; broken
misses sizes 1888
81 Orig. 4.9s Cotton Seer
sucker Brunch Coats, broken
misses sizes; pretty coIors, 5.9s
3rd Floor, Washington;
2nd Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
ChiIdren's indies

SutIOISu StI0tSS
54-oris. l.ss TO z.ss seer
sucker shortie pojomos. Sizes
8 to l4----- .38
46-oris. l.4s to l.6s shortie
pojomos. Cotton, sizes 8 to IA,
81
52-oris. 2.ss sheer pojomos
and gowns. Seersucker and cot
ton, sizes 4 to l6------l.Ss
3e oris. l.6s fIonneIette
sIeepers with z ponts. Size !
only y-----------------SSe SSe
2o-oris. 1873 terry cloth ond
cotton seersucker boys robes.
Sizes TO 6---l.3S
5o-oris. 75e boys cotton
vests. Sizes TO 44 4se
End Floor, Washington and
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Infonts' Wear

z5-oris. I.65 to l.es bon
nets. Botiste with embroidery
trim. Sizes II. IL, l3 - 81
z6-oris. LIS girls poke bon
nets. Open back. Lace trim.
Sizes l3, ID, IS ---- 6se
3s-oris. l.65 boys boxer
trunks. Handmade and oppIi-
qued, Sizes ! to 3 --- eee
I4-oris. 2.ss royon jersey sun
suits with matching boIeros.
PIostic lined points. II and l8
47-oris. l.65 boys sun
suits. White broodcIoth with
oppIiqued trim. Sizes 9, II, l8
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Infonts' Wear

l37-oris. l.9s Hondi Ponti
Seersucker sunsuits. Plastic
lined, aripper crotch. M, /,
ls4-oris. l.ss girls sunsuits.
Pique with embroidery trim and
sosh. Sizes 9, II, Is mos, l.3s
2nd Floor, Washington
and SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Women's Hosiery

e5o-oris. I.le IS denier. 81
oouoe nyIons. Light tones for
inmediote wear and dorker
tones for foil. Sizes ga to
l0Kz but not in every shade,
69e
72o-SpeeioI purehose wo-
mems and misses onklets in
white only. Ribbed body with
turnover cuffs. Sizes 9 to II,
35e, 3 for 81
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Mother & Daughter
Dresses

Sun-bock dresses in picoIoy, z
piece styles with print skirts and
white eyeIet bIouses, chombroys
in solid coIors.
l75-oris. 5.95 TO 7.95. Sizes
10 to l6 ------- 2.88
125-0ris. 3.9s to 4.e9. Sizes
7 to IA -- 2.33
15o-oris. 2.se TO s.ee. Sizes
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Misses Hats

35o-oris. 1873 to 5.9S sum-
mer hots. Entire stock incIud-
ing pique strows and Everett
spuns, wovens. White, block
ond coIors --- 81
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Teen Circle

loo-oris. l.39 TO 2.98 teen
summer accessories. Gloves,
millinery, hoIters ---8se
zz-oris. 1895 TO $500
summer formoIs. Prints, nets,
Ioce, nylon, stropIess. Sizes 0
to l6 -.---6.S 6.SS
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Cosmetics
Boys Furnishings

ls6-oris. l.25 Jr. Boys short
sleeve polo shirts. blozer stripes.
Size 4 and s ----- 4Se
ls-ois. $50 Jr. Boys swim
trunks. Navy, sizes 4 and
6 Observation-Disclosures l.4S
loI-oris. 1873 boys sport
shirts. Foded denim, short
sleeve, convertible collar. Sizes
s to IL ---- l.4S
sI-oHs. l.ss to 4.ss boys
Iono sleeve sport shirts. Cotton
broodcIoth. Solids and foncies
in group; broken sizes, a TO
20 -------- l.4S
136-oris. 3.ss Jr. boys wash
and dress summerweioht long,
les. MooresviIIe royon, cotton
oobordine and shorkskin in
group. Sizes 4 to l2.---z.ss
6o-oris. $50 Jr. boys cotton
sweaters. Cardigan coot styles,
red, white and yellow in group
in sizes 6 to IL -- ST
242-oris. $50 TO 3.ss boys
seersucker pojomos, 2-piece;
sizes 4 to 2O----1.9S
2nd Floor, Washington and
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Tots & ToddIers

2o-oris. 4.ss sheer cotton
dresses with hoop skirts. Sizes
4 to 6 ----2.S8
25-oris. 6.s5 to S.s5 sheer
and net dresses for special oc-
eosions, White, sizes 4 to 6x,
s.ss
soo-oris. z.ss to s.ss cotton
pinofores, pIoysuits and sheer
dresses. Sizes ! to 6x--I.8S
I5o-oris. 2.ss to 5.s5 BOTH
ing suits. | and 2-piece styles.
Sizes z to 6---I.sS
2oo-oris. I.e9 sheer pino-
fores, sunsuits and dresses.
ToddIers' sizes to 3---l.3S
35-oris. l.5s toddIers' sun
suits in pastel broodcloth. Sizes
! to ; ---------l.ls
s5-ois. 5.e5 TO 7.e5 Eton
suits. 0obordine and sIckcord.
Sizes 4 to 7------.3.S8
loo-oris. l.7e to 1.ee Boxer
shorts. Striped seersucker. Sizes
3 to 6x-----------
25-ois. 2.se sun suits with
iockets. Seersucker in sizes z
to 4 ----l.lS
ss-oris. l.ee TO l.ss swim
trunks with cotton inter-pont.
lostex or printed cotton in sizes
4 to 6x----------
6e-oris. 81 Iostex swim
trunks and sun suits. Sizes 4
to 6x ---6Se
5o-oris. 81 toddler boys swim
suits. Prints. Sizes 2 to 4 6se
75-oris. l.ls polo shirts.
Bright striped cotton. Sizes 3
to 6x ----6Se
l67-oris. 3.99 and 4.ee Cot
ton Summer Dresses. Sizes 3
to 6x -2, 2,SS
15l-oris. 2.ee Cotton Dresses
Sizes 3 to 6x----l.S8
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Both Rugs

Both Rugs
Discontinued Potterns
4S Orig. 500 Needletufted
Both Rugs, assorted, 2lx36.
800
81 Orig. 4.Ss Both Sets, os-
sorted ----- set 2.99
" Orig. s.ss Chenille Both
Sets, 24x36 rug, matching lid
cover set z.99
23 Orig. 500 Chenille Both
Rugs, 24x42-----------3.s 3.ss
II Orig. 4.s9 Chenille Rugs,
2lx3o, soiIed ---- 2.99
7 Orig. 2.ss Chenille Rugs,
17x24 -i.9e
IS Orig. I.4s Chenille Lid Gov
ers, solid colors --- S9e
II Orig. l.es Kitchen Rugs,
multicolor royon 99e
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17

l40 Orig. l,99 Non-Skld
Loop Rugs
Soft, thick, washable rugs in
assorted coIors, mostly ereys
and whites. Sove Zoe on the
2x3-ft. size much more
on larger sizes.
1870 Orig. s.4s 24x45 rugs,
IS Orig. 5.s5 36x54 rugs, s.s5
; Orig. 1895 6x9 rugs, s.s5
5 Orig. 1895 exl2 rugs, 14.s5
9Th Floor, Washington
Some Damaged; Imperfects!
Wool Rugs
Orig. sl.55 Brown Hooked
Pottern Rug. 9xl3.6 #. Sold
os is----------59.95
l-If peri. lo7.eo Hooked
Pottern Rug. Rose and beige.
oxl2 #. --59.S5
Orig. l5o.ss Rose WOOL
Tufted Rug. exl2 it,, 69.s5
Orig. llz.s5 Blue Tex
tured Rug. 9xl2.6 #. Sold
1-If Pert. 1880 Brown
Hooked Pattern Rug. exl2 #.
1895
Orig. 1lo.s5 Twist Rugs.
Rose, green. 9xl2 #. Sold
as is 6o.9S
Orig. zo1.eo Embossed
Rose. 9xl2 #. Sold os is, 1895
Orig. Izo.1s eroy Twist.
8xl7.6 #. Sold os is, 1895
1-oris. zso.sz Beige Twist.
l2xl6.4 #. Sold os is, lS4.s5
9th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17

Mems Sportsweor
100 Orig. 2.e5 and s.95 Mems
Short Sleeve Sport Shirts. Solid
coIors. with 2-woy collars;
broken sizes-------l.99
Street Floor, Washington
Lomps
4-oris. 1926 Modern Floor
and Swing-Arm Bridge Lomps.
Wood ond bross. With shade,
1899
27-oris. 1926 and 1925
TobIe Lamps. Some scenic de-
signs. Green, chortreuse, yell
low, maroon included. All with
decorator shades -l2.99
l7-oris. 1875 and 1895
TobIe Lamps. Some with
Transportation" designs, some
Terrified" lamps included,
1899
e-ons. 12.s5 Chino TobIe
Lamps. Wine or green stripes.
With shade --8.99
4-ois. 1875 Modern Wood
TobIe Lamp. With square ploid
shade -9.99
21-oris. 1925 Modern
Wood "Abstroct" Figure lamps.
With opaque shode ---- 5.99
1o-oris. s.95 and 1925
TobIe Lomps. Metal lamps with
droped drum shode. Children's
pottery lamps with nursery
scenes on base and shade, 4.99
14o-oris. 5.s5 Aladdin Flor
oI Decoroted Toble Lomps.
With fIoroI shode --4.49
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Girls Wear

loo-orls. l.ss to 7.ss
shorts. Twill, Indion Head,
SoiIcIoth and combed cotton
eobordine. Sizes 7 to IA, l.55
55-oris. s.es TO 7.s5 better
swim suits, including Cole ond
CotoIino. Broken sizes 1888
15o-oris. l.e9 TO 5.es girls
swim suits. Broken sizes l.3S
l75-oris. l.2e TO l.ss girls
sportsweor. Cotton hoIters,
polo shirts and bIouses. Sizes
7 to IA -----S SSe
so-oris. l.ss to 5.ss girls
pedal pushers, summer bIouses,
sunsuts and overbIouses. Sizes
7 TO IA --------l.38
3oo-oris. z.e9 Romp m Rest
Ploysuits. Small, medium. Ioroe.
1888
l25-oris. 500 TO 1875 Pre-
Teen Dresses. Dotted swiss,
picoIoy. chombroy, oroondy
and frosted oreondy. Sizes 10
to IA -----3.s8
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Us Orig ll.e5 exl2'
Cotton Summer Rugs
6.95

Sove chunky $5 on every rug!
CoIorfuI hit-ond-miss patterns
with red, blue or green border.
Frinoed. Reversible for extra
wear.
9Th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
SpecioI! Women's
Sample Dresses
SIS

If you wear a size l6h
dress-you ore in luck !
Just forty sompIe dresses!
Beod trims! Royon VEL
vet trims! Royon sotin
trims! One and two piece
styles! Royon crepes and
wool crepes. All size 1874
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17

$50 Orig. AS to SIS eoI.
Points Reduced
3.2o COL.
Outside White House Paint.
Vornish and Vornish Stoins.
Semi-GIoss and Gloss Enamel.
Porch and Deck Enomel.
7th Floor, WASHINGTON;
4th Floor, SilUer Spring
Cosmetics
z,ooo-oris. 75e co., plus tox,
Tulip Time ToIc l5e, 4 for 5se
plus tax
z,ooo-oris. 81 plus tox Her.
boy Gardens Cologne,
25e or 3 for 6se
plus tax
Street Floor, Washington
and SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1950-08-17
PoIyfoto Studio

4o-oris. l.e5 violet size
double Ieother photo cose, 81
S-oris. l.5o miniature photo
holders. Leather ---75e
55-oris. l.5o minioture pho
to holders. Leather SOC
Orig. $50 SKI double pho
to holder. Leather ---1.z5
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17

Black suede or Golf. Novy
Golf. Red or blue patent
in many styles including
sling pumps, sandals and
ankle strops with high or
medium heels, some plot
form soIes. Broken sizes,
4 TO g.
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
Misses Sportsweor

25o-oris. 1893 to 2.9s shorts.
Denim ond cotton twill in foded
blue, red, navy and white. Sizes
10 to 10 -- .49
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-08-17
277 Orig. 2.99 to 81
Misses Lingerie
1.99

Royon crepe slips, petticoots.
blouse slips, even gowns All
reduced to cIeor Broken sizes
ond colors.
56 Orig. 6ee Royon Ponties,
lingerie PosteIs; broken sizes,
4se
So Orig. 3.s9 Gowns. including
royon or cotton shorties or cot
ton fuII-Ieneth gowns. white
ond posteIs; broken sizes 2.99
81 Orig. $6 to So Royon Crepe
Poiomos and Gowns, wide color
ronoe; broken misses sizes,
4.99
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Yanks Seekinq
Fannin, Trade
Believed Near
Deal With Browns
Moy Be Completed
Before NiqhtfoII
BY the Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK, May 11.-Trade
talk is being heard again around
Yankee Stadium. home of the
Worlds Champion New York
Yankees.
Cliff Fannin, st. Louis Browns
Highlander. who will celebrate
his 26th birthday Saturday. is
reported the latest object of the
Yankee quest.
Vice President Charley De Witt
of the Browns admitted yester-
day that wed be interested in
making a trade with the Yam
KEGS"
Wed be interested in Yogi
Berra, Gerry Coleman, Hank
Bauer or Tommy Byrne," De Witt
said.
List Of Expendables.
It's extremely doubtful that the
Yanks would surrender any of
the four named by De Witt for
Fannin, who won 8 and lost IA
last year and who has failed to
last in two starts this season.
The Yanks' list of expendables
is reported to contain the follow
ing: Outfielders Johnny Lindell
and Jim Delsing, Inf1elders George
Stirnweiss and Joe Collins, Pitcher
Duane Pillette and Catchers Gus
NiarhoS and Ralph Houk.
The Yanks have to slice five
players from their roster as it
now stands to meet the 25-player
limit which goes into effect at
midnight next Thursday. If the
Dick Wakefield deal with the
Chicago White Sox is nullified,
they will have to cut lose six and
no doubt Wakefield will be among
the half dozen.
Still After Scarborough.
A pitcher and first baseman
are reported to be the chief aims
of the Yanks in their talent
search.
Besides Fannin, the champions
still are looking longingly at
Pitcher Ray Scarborough and
First Baseman Ed Robinson of
the Washington Senators. There
doesn't seem to be any doubt of
their willingness to send all of
their six surplus players to Wash
ington for Scarborough, and they
also would bid high for Robinson.
To obtain Fannin, the Yanks
would give up three or four
players but not any of the four
named by De Witt.
One Yankee player, who re-
quested that his name not be
mentioned. made a bet with an
other that when the Browns leave
New York after today's double
header, several OF the Yanks will
go along.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Impressive Victory Cuts
Prince Simon Derby Odds
BY the Associoied Press

NEWMARKET, England, May
11.-William Woodward's Ameri-
can-bred Prince Simon is even
more of a favorite to win the
EPSON Derby following his i'm
pressive victory in the mile-and-
a-quarter Newmarket Stakes yes
terday. The betting had been 5
to 2 against him in the Derby,
but the price quoted today was
2 to /.
Prince Simon was six lengths
ahead of Lord Rosebery's Paradise
as he crossed the finish line. Ten
lengths forther back came Lord
Derby's Perigueux.
The victory was Woodward's
fourth in the Newmarket Stakes
the New York financier having
won it with Scout II in 1890, Sil
Andrew a year later and Flares
in 1886.
Prince Simon is a son of Prince
qiillo, sire of Hill Prince. He was
a 1-to-5 choice yesterday and il
was a long time before anyboday
ventured to place AZ bet on him
Paradise was 33 to l and Peri
gueux 7 to / in the six-horse field