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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
BOYDS
Mrs. James Kerr
POOlesville 2l97

Mrs. May Schaum of McKees-
port, Pa. is visiting at the home
of her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Schaum.
Last week visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Gillian
were his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Gillian, their little
daughter, Shella, and Miss Lois
Cochran, all of Elkin, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Burdette
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a little son, on Fri
day, July 20, at the Suburban Hos
pital. Mother and son are getting
along nicely at their home here.
Little Miss Mary Lou Kerr, of
Damascus, spent several days last
week at the home of her grand
parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. P. Kerr.
Hunter Staley, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Staley, of
Germantown, formerly of Boyds,
underwent an emergency oper-
alton for appendicitis, at the Sub
urban Hospital on Sunday, July
80. He is recuperating nicely at
his home.
Two members of the Boyds
Junior Society, Misses Joan Spring
and Alice Heisler, attended the
State C. E. Convention, held at
Hood College, July % to 80.
This week, Alice Heisler is at
tending the All Club Week, being
held at College Park.
Visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Glloyd, several weeks
ago, were DR.. and Mrs. Shanahan,
their daughters, Miss Sally and
little Patricia together with their
sons, James and Robert, all Of
Bayonne, N. j.
Miss Marion Schwartz of Silver
Spring, visited at the Glloyd home
last week. She is Mrs. Glloyd's
sister.
Miss Mary Ellen Bennett is
spending two weeks at Ocean
View, Va. with friends. Mr.. Cliff
Bennett of Washington, spent the
weekend at the Bennett home, as
did also their son and daughter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
ROCKCREST
Ruth E. Hayes
Rockville 1929

Charles Herbert Howard, Jr.
third son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Howard of Paul Drive arrived on
July 22nd at the Suburban Hos
pital. He tipped the scales at 8
lbs, A OF. on arrival and was bap-
tized at st. Mary's church in Rock
vile by Father Gregory Eckles on
July Both. His godmother is Mrs.
Martin Gallagher of Washington,
and his godfather is Mrs. Towards
uncle, James McHugh of Avoca,
Pennsylvania. His big brothers
Dickie and Billy are very excited
about the new arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. C. Douglas and
daughter Peggie Sue of Wade
Avenue have as their house guest
for the past two weeks Mrs. Doug
lass mother, Mrs. Mary Lewis of
Butler, Pennsylvania.
Elaine Strickland, young grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Higgins of DeBeck Drive was
crowned at the Juice Center in
Washington last Sunday after
noon, and ruled supreme in her
cape and crown, much to the joy
of her family. Her award was a
lovely gold loving cup.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Adams and
children Margaret, Harold and
Mile of Agney Drive have had as
their guest Mrs. Adams brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Speelman and daughter Gee Gee"
of Clinton, Oklahoma. This is the
first trip east for the Speelman
family and there was much to do
for them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Read and
son "Pat" of Agnew Drive have
returned from a vacation trip to
Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia
where they visited Mr.. Reads par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Read.
Several things of interest to Pat
was his first train trip and a visit
to Warm Springs, Georgia, which
is now open to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conrad and
sons Tommy and Jacky of Lewis
Avenue have returned home from
their vacation at Ocean City,
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Till and
Sharon of Edmonston Drive have
returned from a vacation trip to
Lewistown, Pennsylvania where
they were the guests of Mrs. Till's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Derk.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Dalton and
children Pat and Ce Ce of Paul
Drive and Mrs. Dalton's niece
Mary Lewrence Henley of Ken
sington have returned from
weeks stay at Ocean City, Mary
land.
There was excitement galore in
Rockcrest last Monday evening
when all of the Rockville Fire De-
partment responded very efficient
ly to a call from Levien
Comfy home on Lewis Avenue.
Through the efficient action of the
Department the fire was confined
and soon extinguished.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10

with her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Peckinpaugh, 1924 Crawford
Drive.
Others vacationing with the
Peckinpaugh's are Mrs. Crystal
Fisher of Munsing, Indiana, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kravis of
Hartford City, Indiana. Mrs. Kra-
Wis is the sister of Mrs. Peckin-
paugh.
Madeline Thomas, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, William Thomas of
Baltimore, spent the week end with
Denny Schneider, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. E. Schneider, 1910 Viers
Mill road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Hol-
brook and family, 1902 Okinawa
avenue, are mentioning with
friends and relatives at Westboro,
Mass, and Billerica, Mass.
Mrs. Alfred MANI and son Stevie,
6003 Coral Sea avenue, are va
cationing in New York. Mr.. MANI
will join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X.
Bentley, Jr., and son, 1891 Okin-
ava avenue, have returned from a
vacation at Tuxedo Park, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee,
5000 Coral Sea avenue, have re-
turned from their vacation at
Breezy Point Beach.
Newcomers to Twin Brook dur
ing the week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Bowen, 6003 Halsey road,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Devine, 1921
Ardennes avenue, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hudson, 1914 Mid
way avenue.
Any people desiring to have items
printed in this column may contact
the reporter by telephone or at
1906 Viers Mill road.
July Rock, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Strod A.. Book, 1907 Okin-
ava avenue, celebrated her third
birthday last Wednesday with a
party. Among those present were
Ieanrie Lannin, Mary Dickson,
Ray Maryman, and Lee Champion,
all of Twin Brook, and Alice Black
of Rockville.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Book were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hand and son of Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr. Hand is Mrs. Books brother.
Joseph Liski of New York City
is spending a few days with his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Liski, 1871 Okinawa
avenue. Leon Liski, brother of
Felix Liski, also of New York City
spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Connery
of Washington were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B.
Parks, 1870 Ardennes avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hamp-
ton, 1926 Okinawa avenue, have
recently returned from their va
cation to Ionkers, New York and
Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Robert Compton, 1908 Coral
Sea avenue, was the guest of honor
at Surprise Baby Shower at the
home of Mrs. R. A. Coffey, 5000
Coral Sea Avenue, Friday evening.
Refreshments were served and
games played, prizes being won
by Mrs. Chauncey Reed, 1907 Coral
Sea avenue and Mrs. Charles w.
Miller, 1903 Coral Sea avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudly Haley, 1890
Ardennes avenue, are the proud
parents of a son born August 7.
Fried Turkey
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Lewis, all of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hargett,
of Washington, were visitors at
the Virts Home on Sunday last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10

in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ben
nett, Jr. On Sunday last, visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lacquer, Mr..
Glen Wolstenholme and Mr..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
Log Saving Record

A French woodsman in Quebec
recently established worlds rec.
ord by saving through a 10-inch
peeled spruce log in 10 seconds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10
ricd Turkey

Fried Turkey
Fried turkey may become as pop
ular as fried chicken, according to
the U. s. department OF agriculture.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-08-10

Prices effective until close Of
business Saturday. August II.
1850, except produce which is
subject TO daily market changes.
NO SALES TO DEALERS. We
reserve the right TO limit guam
titles.
Evening star., 1950-02-23

1lSSOTy dpOuG
10 miles south of that town.
The wreck of the car led to
an investigation and sheriff's dep
uties found the priests bludg-
eoned body in his living quarters
at the Immaculate Conception
Church 8 hours later.
Sheriff Frank Hunt Of San
Patricio County, placed a murder
charge against Nixon. He said he
believed robbery was the motive.
He added the suspect had the
priests bloodstained wristwatch.
cigarette lighter, cigarette case
and SO in cash when he was found
unconscious in the car.
A native of the Free City Of
Danzig (now Poland), Father
Potrykus was ordained in Rome
in 1884, spent four years in South
America and came to New York
about 1898. He came to South
Texas in 1912 and served as pas
tor of the Skidmore Catholic
Church for eight years. He was
transferred to Gregory last month.
Most of his family were killed
in wartime bombing raids on
Danzig.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Infants and Girls
Wear

8 Girls All Wool Winter
coots. Were 1885. Now, $40
Il Tots snowsuits, l-pieee.
Were 4.oo. Now --- 81
3 Tots Snowsuits, 2-piece.
Were $50. Now So
IT Boys and Girls coots ond
Logging Sets. Were 1899.
Nov " So
8 Boys and Girls coots and
Logging Sets. Were 1899.
Now ---- IS
~ Boys ond Girls Snowsuits.
Were l2.99. Now -.S 81
Is Gcbordine Snowsuits. l-pc.
Were lo.99. Now - $40
- Girls Chenille and Cotton
Robes. Were 3.99. Now I.8o
Chiidren's Wear, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Rugs

NOSS
Is Felt Bose Rugs, exl2. Were
9.95. Now - $40
20 Felt Boss Rugs, 6xe. Were
sos. Now ----3.49
10 Felt Bose Rugs. exlo.6.
Were 8.e5. Now ---5.4s
10 Felt Bose Rugs, 9xl5. Were
12.95. Now ----5.49
Is Administer Rugs, 27x45.
Were 4.9o. Now
10 Hell Runners, 2'3"x9' to
.3'xe'. Were ll.e5. Now. 6.94
s Gold shss Rugs, 4x6. Were
1898. Now --------5.77
I Wool Rug. exl2. Wos 5e.e5.
Now ---------------$57
10 Fibre Rugs, ASKS. Were
s.e5. Now -------S5
y 4 Fibre Rugs, 6xe. Were 1895.
Now
3 Administer Rugs, 9xl2. Were
59.95. Now ------$37
s Administer Rugs, ASKS.
Were 24.o5. Now --14.95
4 Administer Rugs. 6xe. Were
1895. Now ----19.95
s Administer Rugs, 9xl2. Were
54.o5. Now --39.95
4 Administer Rugs, exl2. Were
1895. Now ------~-5s.s5
800 yds. Felt Bose Rugs, s"
wide. MorbeI design. Was SEC.
Now ---------zse yd.
RUGS, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Hosiery

255 ko-seom hyIons, mill
mends. 400 needle. l5-denier.
New Shades. 8Hz TO lOh 3se
SO chiIdren's AnkIets, perfect
quolity. Sizes 6 to 8H. Were
29c and 39c. Now-----lss
500 Full Fashioned kyIons, ST.
gauge. Broken sizes. Mill
mends Of LIS to LBS. Now,
2ee
I55 Full Fashioned 'kylons.
sheer ond service sheer. 8lz to
1oh. If perfect 81 to lbs.
Now ... 5oe
50 Perfect Quality kylons. full
fashioned, extro sheer. Were 81
to lbs. Now 69e
Al Extro Long NyIons. Fomous
bronds. 81 gauge. 3o-denier.
Sizes II ond II. Were so.
Now -s---Sl
1853 Fomous Make Full Fosh-
ioned kylons. perfect quolity.
8h to lOk. Were lbs. Now
81
Hosiery, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23

pital here, ac-
cused of the IA
tai bludgeoning
of a Catholic
priest.
The youth,
Jack Kenneth
N on. " o s
picked up un-
conscious a (
1880 am. Tues
day after he
wrecked the au-
tomobile Of the
Rev. Leonard
Potrykus, AZ, of
-h~"&
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Housewares

5 Dinette Sets. 5-Pc, porcelain.
Were 54.e5. Now
4 Dinette Sets, 5-Pc, Duncan
phypfe. Were o9.95. Now, $4S
I3 Chrome Choirs. Were 8.o5
to l4.e5. Now 4.8S
I8 Steel Wordrobes.. Were
1875. Now -----l0.88
36 Single Door Utility Cabinets.
Were 1895. Now 6.88
IS Double Door Utility Cobb
nets. Were 1896. Now 7.sS
23 PIostie Handle LodeIs. Were
49c. Now ------l8e
1ls Gloss Solt Dips. Were Sc.
Now -1e lie
So Wox Paper Holders. Were
ooc. Now -----18e
5 Beverage Sets. Were oo5.
Now 4.S8
Is Chino Meot Piotters. Were
81. Now ----------22e
z Noritoke Chino Dinnerwore
Sets. e3-pieces. Were lOe.5O
Now ----- -$68
8 PosteI Dinnerwere Sets, b.
Pc. Were $50. Now ----3.8S
8 Noritoke Chino Dinner Sets.
63-Pc. Were $50. Now -$48
Is Dinnerwore Sets, 32-Pc.
Were $50. Now 3.88
10 Porcelain Dinette Sets.
5-Pc. Were 6o.o5. Now $44
3 Porcelain Dinette Sets. s.
Pc. Were 59.95. Now --- S3S
3 Formieo Dinette Sets, 5-Pc.
Irregular. If perfect 1885.
Now -..-. SOB
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Hondboqs

38 Broodeloth ond Suede Hand.
bags. Were S. to 7.e5. Now,
2.s8 plus tox
~ Plastic Leather and Fabric
Eondboss. Were 2.98. Now,
1.39 plus tax
2e PIostie Leather and Fobris
Hondbogs. Were 80. Now ese
plus tox
18 Genuine Leother Hondboss.
Were 5.98 to 8.95. Now 3.98
plus tox
Handbags, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Corsets and Bros

100 UpliH Bros. Were LIS
to 81. NoW-------79e
100 EIostie Stretch GirdIes.
Were ST. Now
80 Odd Lot corsets. Were 3.95
to 5.95. Now -----50e
200 Elastic GirdIes. extra sizes.
If perfect l.e8 to 2.98. Now,
39e
corsets, Second Floor
Notions
IS Knitting Boss. plostic hon-
dies. Were l.39. Now =. 5se
so cretonne Shoe Bags, II
pockets. Were 81. Now. 59e
40 PIostie Quilted Cord TobIs
Covers, orchid. Were 81. Now.
l9e
IS shuetts Shoe cabinets,
holds 10 poir, washable. Were
l.39. Now -------t.69
IS Ironing Boord Covers, eIos-
tic. Were Toe. Now - 29e
$50 yds. Lomp Shade Rufflins.
Green, rose, blue. Was 81. Now,
29e yd.
Notions, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
JeweIry

50 Peoh Necklaces, ! ond z
strands. Were 81. Now,
3se plus tax
81 PeoEI Necklaces, 3 and a
strands. Were 81. Now 79e,
plus tax
43 Lighter, Cigarette and Troy
Sets. Were S.. Now, plus
tox ----Z.99
Group Of Mems Jewe!ry.
" price
43 Smoke Sets. Were S.. Now,
2.9q plus tax
81 Anatomy condy Dishes
and Holders. Were l.lo. Now,
6ee plus tox
4 WeIthom TroveI Clocks.
Were $3.50. Now, $40 plus tox
! Meclintok Wheel Type
Clock. Wos $3.50. Now, 1850
plus tox
5 Silver FIotweor Sets, 52-pc.
service for 8. Were 37.5O.
81 Mickey Mouse Rings. Were
i.5O. Now 49e plus tax
JeweIY, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Injured Youth Is Held
In Staying Of Priest
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

ARKANSAS PASS, Tex, Feb. %.
"A 17-year-old youth. a three
time inmate of a Texas reform
school Is under guard at a hos
Evening star., 1950-02-23

II Boudoir Lomps, white China
figures, pIeoted Shades. Were
$40. NoW---$5 pair
13 Nursery Lomps, assorted
styles with shode. Were 2.o8 to
3.49. Now w---S2
II Chino TobIs Lamps and
shades. soiled from display.
Were II. SO to o.98. Now 9.88
u Perehmentixed Lomp Shades
for tobIe. floor and bridge
ionps. Were 2.98. Now, 1888
; Large MetoI PIsnter Lomps,
matching shades. Were 8.98.
NOW Z.o6
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Stationery

y
50 SaIt and Pepper shoksrs.
Were 49e. Now -----z9s
50 Boxed Stationery. Were soc.
Now ---------toe
II Bird Booksnds. Were ST to
4.95. Now ----59e to ~
10 Poker Chips. Were 25c.
NOW -------------- -Ioe
8 Poekased Napkins and Book
Matehes. Were 81. Now --49e
80 PIostie Poker Chips, 100 in
plostie box. Were 1873. Now,
l.3e
4 PIostie PIoyins Cords. Were
l.o5. Now ------- ----$l
Al Knives. Were 8ee. Now,
10 zippsred Pencil cese., with
change purse. Were ST.. Now
4se
Stationery, Street Floor
Toiletries
200 GobiIIa Dustins Powders.
with puff. Were 3ec. Now, loo
plus tax
$50 cIeer crystoI Atomixers.
Were 81. Now ---- Soc
I67 Wotsr SofteneF and
Bubble Both. with scoop. Were
81. Now - Soc plus tax
ll3 TeIeum Powders, discon-
tinued boxed. Were 25c. Now,
Sc plus tox
- NyIon BristIe Heir Brushes,
were 81. Nov sac
So Lilac Time Toilet Voter,
discontinued package. Were
LIS. Now = -49e plus tox
ToiIetries. Street EIess
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Droperies, Shades
and OiIcIoth


70 Soto sIipeovers. Were 1898.
Now 1.99
IS FIoroI WoshobIe Dropes.
Were 5.98. Now ----2.99
$50 Yds. cretonne Fobries, SO"
wide. Wos 79c. Now Ale yd.
200 Yds. curtoin Materioi.
Was 4oc. Now 29e yd.
$50 Pepper Dropes. Were 79c.
Now 49e poir
100 Yds. Assorted Remnonts.
Wos l.49. NoA ---59e yd.
100 PIostie Dropes. Were l.79.
Now w-------79e poir
100 Yds. EversIoxe chintx.
Was ! 40. Now 59e yd.
20 Hossoeks. lrreeuIors. Now,
" price
50 PIestie co.tess Sets. Were
l.79. Now
50 Plostie Dropes, So" long.
Were f.79. Now
so PIostie Bathroom curtoins.
Were 1873. Now --79e pair
200 Yds. TobIs oiIeloth, 54".
Was 79c. Now ----39e yd.
s Best erode Venetion Blinds.
Were 4.o8. Now ----l.99
100 PIostie Choir Cushion Sets.
Were so. Now --79e set
$50 Moehins Oil Shades, 3x6.
IrreouIors. If perfect l.ee. Now
79e
100 Fibre shodes, Were e9e.
Now ----4 Ate
100 Oil Cloth Sesrfs. Were 29e.
NOW &c
-
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Radios and
Television

3 Air King Bottery Rodios and
comerios BuiIt-in, less lotteries.
Were 1895. Now, os is 81
s Sisnol Midget Battery Radios.
less lotteries. Were 1895.
Now, as is 81
7 Record Or TeIevision 1obIes.
Were 1925. Now
3 Phillips AN & FM Rodios.
Were 1895. Now, as is $I9
PhiIeo 10" TeIevision. Was
349.o5. Now, as is -. 500
! Tsletone l949 TobIe Model
]" TeIevision. Wos 1895.
Now os is $74
I 1eIetone ]" Portfolio TeIevi-
sion, with Ieotherette cose. Was
1895. Now as is Se6
Radio and TeIevision Center
Downstairs
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Evening Dresses

5 Evening Dresses. Royon tof-
feto and crepes some with
boIeros. Block ond coIors.
Misses and women's sizes.
Were 1926 to 24.S5. Now $40
Evening Dresses, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Neckweor

1875 Yds. Yelling. assorted
colors ond patterns. Wos SOC
to 79c. Now -----1oe yd.
50 Leother Belts. Were soc.
4s Rayon and Cotton BIouses.
Were ST to l.39. Now
48 Collars and Diekies. Were
SOC to 81. Now -Ioe
- Wool Hoods. Were 1.3o.
NOW 29e
81 Cotton ond Royon BIouse..
Were SO to l.ee. Now -69e
81 Wool Seorfs. Were ST.
Now .-----3oe
II Wool and Royon Seorfs.
Were l.95. Now 6ee
II Assorted Women's Hond-
kerehiefs. Were soc. Now 25s
Fl Cotton Jersey BIouses, irree-
ulors. Were 2.99. Now---49e
IS Wool Jersey BIouses. irree-
ulors. Were 3.e5. Now -49e
AZ Royon Crepe BIouses, reg
ulor and extra sizes. Were l.9o
and 2.29. Now i.39
SO Royon Crepe BIouses, extra
sizes. Were 2.oo. Now 1.99
Neekweor, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Huge Plant Tucker Rented
Up for Sale by U. 5. Again
BY the Asseeietsd Pres,


The huge wartime factory
where the Tucker car was to have
been built is up for sale again.
Jess Larson, administrator of
the General Services Administra-
ton, said his agency will advertise
for bids early in March for the
former Dodge-Chrysler aircraft
engine plant in Chicago.
The Government built the plant
in 1912 at a cost. of $120,826, 900.
The equipment alone cost $53
million.
| The plant was leased to the
Tucker Corp. but reverted to the
Federal Government last Decem-
ber when the lease and option
to buy expired. The Tucker Corp.
went out of business before ever
getting into operation.
So1t Yoko Ti%v u,t,ioL 1t.s ~.z.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Lingerie

80 Cotton Unionsuits. Were
l.l9. Now l9e
200 Snusfit Ponties. Were SOC
and 79c. Now 27e
so Toffeta Slips. Dark green,
, grey, brown. Were 2.9e. Nov,
l.6s
Is Rayon Trieot Pettieoots.
Small sizes We're ''99. Nov: 10y:
10 Reyon Crepe Slips. PosteIs.
Small sizes. Lace trimmed.
Were l.ee. Now--------$l
z3 MuIti-Royon Gowns. nyIon
lace trimmed. Pink. Sizes 81
and 36. Were 5.e5. Now -3.es
rs Sotin and Jersey Bed
Joekets. PosteIs. Were l.e9
and 2.99. Now--------l.4s
~ Royon jersey Slips. Were
1.3e. Now
81 MutiIfiIoment and Pigment
Slips. Were l.ee. Now I.29
II Brushed Royon Gowns and
Pojomos. Were 800. Now l.99
Lingerie, Street Floor
Mems Clothing
so Topeoots and overeoots,
herrinebones, solids, fIeeces.
Broken sizes. Were $50 and
$35. Now -----I4.8S
20 Gobordine Trench coots,
double breasted miIitory styles.
AZ to As. Were 1899. Now,
IS Wosh Trousers, small sizes.
Were 2.oo. Now ---I.79
IS All Wool Hard Finished
Worsted Suits. 36 to AZ. Were
$50. Now ----S1S
s AII-WooI Sport coots, broken
sizes. Were 22.95. Now SIS
Mems Clothing, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Gloves

81 Boys Leother Mittens,
corduroy palms. 3 to 7. Were
81. Now -------l9e
81 Boys Fleece Lined Sueded
Pisskin Mittens. Were 89c.
80 Wool Mittens and Gloves.
Were ST to LIZ. Now----39s
A. Suede Gloves, postels. Were
l.99. Now 29s
28 White Doeskin and Leather
Gloves, washable, soiIed. Were
2.99. Nov :--------E--1.59
81 opero Length Kid Gloves.
white and black. Were sos.
Now ---- .99
48 Women's Fobrie Gloves.
Were 81. Now - 99e
Gloves, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Cotton Dresses
and Robes

~ Royen and Cotton Print
Dresses, misses sizes. Were
2.9o. Now -----$l
1l~Cotton Dotted Houseeoots,
size Ia. Were 2.e9. Now. see
8 Uniforms, colors ond white.
Small sizes. If perfect, 2.oo.
Now "a
Is Blue Chenille Robes. Size
I8, 20. 48, 50. Were sos
and $40. Now 2.66
18 Blue Chenille Robes, size
IA, l8, 40. Were 4.o9. Now,
I.66
Cotton Shop, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Appliances

Z Apex Vacuum Cleaners. Were
1926. Now as is-------$29
] Apex vaeuum Cleaner. Wos
1895. Now as is--------$39
] Pr9mies voeuum Cleaner.
Wos 14.o5. Now as $50
,z~Mher Grond 4 ID. Electric
Was. s-s. Were 34.e5. Now as
z Cinderella 4H ID. Ac-Dc
Washers. Were 36.95. Now os
is s----------$I SIT
I Youngstown Wall Cabinet,
1890. Was 25.e5. Now as is
$l3
Z Youngstown WoII. cobinets.
l5x3O. Were 1895. Now as is
$1z
Z Youngstown WoIl cabinets,
Axis. Were 1895. Now as is
$1z
I Youngstown WaH Cabinet,
25x3O. Was 37.95. Now as is
Sl9
I Youngstown Kitchen Base,
1896. Wos $3.50. Now os is
27.5o
I Hot Point Bose Cabinet,
2lx36. Was 4l.2O. Now as is
S22
7 American centroI Bose Cobb
net, LIB Il. Wos 57.e5. Now os
Observation-Disclosures is so
I American Central Bose Cobb
nets, LW 2l18. Was 22.5O.
Now as is $12
z Double Droin PoreeIoin Sinks,
54". Were 1895. Now as is
$8S
I LounderoH Automatic Wosh-
Or. Wos 2oe.95. Now. os is
$179
z Wsinser Woshex, 8 Ib. Were
1925. Now as s. $79
z Portfolio Ironers. Were 1895.
-
4 coIemon Oil Heoters, M-5l8.
In original sealed carton. Were
1926. Now SIS
5 coIemon Oil Heoters, S-508.
In original seoled carton. Were
l24.e5. Now $e2
3 Coleman Oil Heotets, S-558.
In original seoIed carton. Were
f34.95. Now--- S79
Z Florence Portable Oil Heoters,
CK-2l8. Were 34.o5. Now,
0S 10 9t<
; Florence Portfolio Oil Heoters,
Ck-lK8. Were 1895. Now as
IS -,.--- So
Appliance Center, Downstairs
Evening star., 1950-02-23

z Maternity Dresses. Black
royon crepe. Sizes Is, l8. Were
6.95. Now ---$2 81
8 Maternity Dresses. -Royon
crepe in black and colors. Bro
ken sizes II TO 20. Were
8.95. Now 81
Maternity Dresses, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Roinweur
Mems Wear


so Striped Dress Shirts, fused
collar, irreeulors. Small sizes.
Were !. .o5. Now. 55e, z for 81
- BoIbrisson Drawers, cotton
knit, elastic top, sizes S., M.
Were l.3o. Now, 55e. z for S
80 Unionsuits, button shoulder
or short sleeve, onkle style.
Broken sizes. lrreguIors Of 40.
Now - -55e, z for 81
80 Assorted Ties. Were ST to
l.5O. Now -------39e
81 Port Wool coot Sweoters,
broken sizes. Were l.o5. Now,
SIC
iI6 Cotton FIonneI Pojamas.
striped, coot or MILDLY styles.
Sizes A, B, c, D. Were 2.69.
Now so
36 Shirts and Sport Shirts,
broodcloths and stripes, assorted
coIors and sizes. If perfect 2.o5.
Now -------I.55, z FOR s.
73 Rayon Gobordine Sport
Shirts. If perfect 3.o5, 4.o5.
Now ow----1.99 80
- Undershirs. 500 wool,
broken sizes. Were 3.e5. Now,
2.2o
Mems Wear, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Salt Lake City, which lies near
the Wasatch Mountains. has an
elevation Of 1880 feet.
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Luggage

8 ove'nite Bass, fobrie covered.
Were 4.95. kow--$2 plus tox
; NationoIIy Advertised soss,
Were l4.o6 and 1899. Now
7.99 plus sax
5 Notienolly Advertised Bags,
Were 22.50 and SIS. Now
1899 plus tax
lussoss, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Maternity Dresses

Lamps, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
SportSWeur

SPorrSWeoF
Is Misses All Wool SIoeks.
Were 4.o9. Now --S So
FL Misses Gobordine Jump
ers. Were 500. Now ---I.50
1S. Gobardine Roineoots. Were
l4.eo. Now $6
s Fleece Toppers. Were l6.99.
Now $40
4 leother Joekets. Were
1899. Now --- IS
S Sportsweor, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Boys Wear

Boys Wear, Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-23

Droperies, Third Floor