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Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

mission is the nearest thing to an automatic
pilot for car can possibly imagine.
This engine 4 can't get over the amount Of power
and snap in this engine it's incredible!
Il drove III miles with the feeling had expended
no more effort than in driving around the block.
''When Mrs. Shaw drove, her comments Just about
squared with mine Here's what she thinks of the
1851 Chrysler /. =
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

Mrs. Shaw: Eat first could hardly believe the stss
with which could turn the Wheel Thst's important
especially in the sumanertine
Often after have parked car in the average park
ing space feel should taxi home shower and pet
dressed egain. But with Eydraguide Power Steering
parked It with one hand Il practically dives itself
Wilbur Shaw: "Its hard to descfibe this new chrys-
Ter without going off the deep end it has it in evsrv
department.
I'm fact, think 50 much Of this car, I've selected Il
as Pace Car Of the 1851 Indianapolis sO0le rsceps
NNlr. shaw's comments are reprinted through the
courtesy Of Popular Science Magazi~s)
Mr. Shaw refers Of course to standard passenrsr
csrs-not racing cars Or special models
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-25

Here are Wilbur Shaw's reactions-in his own
words-as taken down by a recording machine
in the car:
The 81 Chrysler has dtl With this new engine and
power steering, the first on any US. car, it's whale
Of an automobile.
"Im completely bOwled over by the ease of steerngl
''Thia steering combined with the automatic trans
, 1951-10-06

1t would appear that one way
to please everyone in a commu-
nifty is to print a newspaper for
each group, and agree with what
they are in favor of.
Recently, because of a simple
item written in lighter vein, at
least three teachers have worked
themselves up into such a froth
that the writer was the subject
dealt with in the classes for a
couple of hours.
Higher education-at times, e
acts in reverse on some people.
, 1951-10-06

The Women's League led off
with an appeal for a Cleanup
campaign. This has, apparently,
been met with stony silence. It is
a sure thing the Public Works will
do its part. 1t is hoped owners and
residents especially Of the towns
will do likewise.
, 1951-10-06

Events of the past several
weeks show the need for a real
Parent-Teacher Association. That
is, of course, assuming that such
teachers and parents a give and
take criticism without bitterness.
l realize, of course, that l am
only "whistling in the dark 1t
could be tried though.
, 1951-10-06
in yesterdays issue hits the spot.

A program that should be Of
interest to everyone in St. Croix
is being planned for October oath
under the craftsmanship Of DR.. D.
Canegata. 1t is for the celebra-
ton Of United Nations Day.
CAMILLA
, 1951-10-06
WAS FLATTERED

Young people, for all their new
ideas, do appreciate old-fash-
Toned goodness in a meal. had
my two small grandchildren for
dinner the other day and, as a
treat, served them chicken soup.
Say, Grandma" said Jean,
this is a delicious soup. hope
someday I'll cook as well as you
do"
Flattered as I was, 1 answered.
Its really quite simple, Jean.
This is Campbell's Chicken
Soup so delicious, as you
say, because Campbell's make
it with fluffy rice, so full of deep
chicken flavor, and plenty of
real chicken, slow-simmered to
a rich golden broth"
Just then, little Billy, who
hadn't stopped eating all this
time, spoke up. More please,
Grandma"
, 1951-10-06

Within a few weeks the Carib-
bean Commission is scheduled to
convene here for fhetfrst time. It
is hoped that everything will be
done to make a good impression
upon the representatives of other
countries-France, Britain, TT e
Netherlands.
, 1951-10-06

The modern method of teaching
i~ncludes~the knowledge of how to
win and hold the respect Of the
pupil. There are many ways of
dealing with pupils who fail to
respond to such a teacher.
, 1951-10-06

1t. is distasteful for any parent,
or anyone for that matter, to
abuse teachers or any government
employee, for that matter. The
head of the department is respon-
sible and should be contacted.
, 1951-10-06

Of course, it is understood that
the protest has not been against
the wearing Of uniforms, but
rather the harsh methods being
used to enforce the directive sent
out by the Superintendent of
Education.
, 1951-10-06
Civil No. 40 = 1851.
E S C H E A T
Q D R

WHEREAS, the Municipality of St. Croix by Croxton
Williams, Assistant District Attorney and as such attorney
for the plaintiff, has filed an information praying that the I'M
distributed balance of monies referred to therein be escheated
and %adjudged to belong to the Municipality for the reason that
the d~ecendent, Theodore Moller, on information and belief,
died leaving no heirs at law or next of kin:
NOW, THEREFORE, the premises considered, 1t is Or
DERED that any and all persons interested in the said estate
appear before this Court on November %, 1851, at 10 o'clock
to show cause, if any they have, why the aforesaid IN
distributed balance of monies should not escheat to the
Municipality.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this Order be
published in THE ST. CROIX AVIS, daily newspaper in this
district, once a week for four consecutive weeks.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal Of the Court to be affixed this oath
day of September, A. D., 1851.
HERMAN E.. MOORE.
Judge.
ATTEST:
George A. Mena.
Clerk of the Court.
, 1951-10-06

Editors n d columnists are
better off without friends. The
editorial which appeared recently
in the Daily News and reproduced
Evening star., 1951-09-20
2s Orig. $3.50 to 3e.75
Mems Sport Coots
2o.75

Fine oil wool coots mony
imported fabrics. Tweeds, tor
tons, soft woolens. ReouIors
81 TO 46, longs, 35. SO, AZ.
"A; shorts SO, 40, AZ.
9 Orig. $50 to $50 Society
Brond Sport Coots. Regular
VA; long 2/4o. l/4l, 2/42;
stout l/4O $40
2nd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
chiidren.s Apparel

Is Orig. f.Ss Seersucker Skirts,
dirndle style. rick rack trim;
broken sizes, 3 tot ---- ST
10 Orig. l.sS Pique Blouses,
embroidery and ruffle trim;
sizes 3 to s --$l
IS Orig. i.3e Cotton Twill
OveroIIs and Boxer Stocks;
sizes 4 to 5 ST.
10 Orig. 8.s5 Cotton 6obordine
Girls Suits with swing skirts,
novelty ioekets; broken sizes.
8 to 5 in the group 6.sS
l7s Orig. 3Se Cotton Socks,
postels, stripes; broken sizes, 4
to 7 5 prs. for 81
$50 Orig. Las to l.s9 Boxer
Shorts and Sun Suits; broken
sizes, z to 4---z A for ST
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
100 Orig. 1925 Women's
Better Dresses
S.

Folps 9surfoce interest" dresses reduced ot the
beginning of7the season.! Bubble crepe lovely
new foyon puckered with hundreds of tiny, tiny bubbles
that stoy in even through dry cleonnes Won
derfuIY flotterine PC styles for the older woman
that you'll use for all occasions In the newest and
shortest charcoal grey forest green eleeont black
wood brown IN sizes 4h to IAN. Sove thon
S. on these terrific votues Be here early!
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
S45 Sheldon
Mems Topeoots
29.75

Beautiful tweeds, soxoneys,
coverts in raglan, set-in sleeve
and boimoceon styles. ReeuIors
33 to a., shorts "a to AZ, longs
A. Excellent value just as top
coot season approaches.
4 Orig. $3.50 Fine Venetian
Covert Topeoots. Short VA;
longs l/4o, l/46. l/4S, 4s.75
3 Orig. Ss5 Society Brond Cob
ordine Topcoots. Short 1876,
1/46; lono l/4e. $3.50
4 Orig. 500 Society Brond
Blue ShetIond Topcoots. Reeu-
lor l/3e, VA; short l/42;
long l/4l ---7s.5o
5 Orig. sl25 Society Brand
ComeI Hair Topcoots. Natural
ton-reeuIor l/37; short l/37.
Novy-reeulor l/4o; short
1888, 1/4o ~s $3.50
II Orig. SOS Nationally Fomous
Worsted Suits. Regular l/35,
3/3o, 6/37, ABB; short 1874,
l/35, 2/36, l/37, 1889,
l/4o; long 1875, l/37, 1893,
l/40; stout 2/3e.----32.5o
End Floor, Washington
Orig. $50 to $40
Mems Sompie Hats
4.8S
Fine fur feIts in wide ossort-
ment of styles ond colors. All
manufacturers samples and for
below reeulor prices. Sizes
mostly 7 TO 7ss.
Street Floor, Washington
G. Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1951-09-20
1872 Orig. 2.e5 to 3.e5
Mems Shirts
2.1o

Some of our own plus nationally
famous bronds in white, solid
eolored, and foncy broodeIoths.
Many collar styles to choose
from. Sizes IA to II in the
group. Big savings.
Street Floor, Siluer Spring
Only
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Mussed Sheets

I2l Orig. 2.S5 MusIns, 63xlo8, seconds Is9
244 Orig ese to sse PIoweoses. nusin some seconds
39e
l54 Orig. S9e TO l.0S Percoe Coses ----6 6ee
IA Orig sse to lbs percoIe Coses, scooped or solid
ia Orig. I.ss Crib Sheets ----s s9e
IS Orig. 27s TO 2.ss MusIns, Tiki o8 and Slxee lss
s. Orig. 2.o9 Contour Sheets, youth bed size ---les
20 Orig. 2.99 Contour Sheets, twin size ---------2.4S
g " Orig. 3.2s Contour Sheets, double size -z6s
IS Orig. 1863 Percole Contour Sheets twin size 2ss
II Orig. 3.99 Percoe Contour Sheets double size $40
80 Orig. 3.s9 Percoes white scalloped 72xlOs 329
80 Orig. 4.lo Colored Percoles. 72xlO8 --3ze
SO Orig. 4.49 White SeoIoped PercoIes, 8lxlo8 $50
SO Orig. ass CoIored PercoIes, 8lxlO8 ---3eo
45 Orig. 3.4e CoIored Contour Sheets. muslin zes
81 Orig. BIS to 3.5s Musins, 8lxlO8, eoxlo los-z3e
5th Floor Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Mems Sportsweor

IS Orig. 5.s5 to 6.95 Royon
Gobordine Cordieon and Pop
over Sport Shirts with long
sleeves; sizes medium-Ioree and
large - 3.95
I6 Orig. S. Mems All Wool
N Sleeveless SIipover, two
pockets, side Upper, V-neek,
small and medium sizes 3.s9
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
l5l pr. Orig. 1925 to 1925
Women's Shoes
6.85

OsOO
Fomous Makes! Short lots and
discontinued styles of Urbonites,
Laird Schober, Casual Clossics,
kinnei Of California and Morey
oreotly reduced. Black, noyy,
red, brown colf. Genuine liz /
zord in brown. Sooty block
suede. Plain pumps, sings,
sondols, onkie strops, high and
medium heels. Sizes 4 to 10
in the group. Widths ANA
to B. Just in time for fall!
3rd Floor, Washington
Seconds Of 2.es Top-Foshion
California Patio Cloths
l.4o saxsa.ln.
If perfect, we'd have to charge
twice as much. Solid eoIors,
frineed edges. Washable cot
ton. Misweoyes slight.
u PERI. 4.ss cloths, 52x88,
sth Floor. Washington
100 ORG. 6ee to 7.ee
Hemstitched Linens
2oc to 800
Toble cloths, runners and mop
kins in the group. All white.
As Orig. i.ss Boxes Of s teo
hopkins, homework k---S9s
IS Orig. l.ss to s.s5 Bridge
Sets, 8-pe. Place mot sets,
sse TO 4.s5
5th Floor, Washington
Blankets
Y Orig. lz.ss Wool Blankets,
cedor and rose ------S.95
4 Orig. 1875 Quits, ruffIed,
Seconds, d ps,f.s. mud hish.,
priced:
81 EfeetEis Blankst Shells.
never wired -- STA
20 Blankets. 5oeS wool, 759o
royon, 1870 cotton STA
20 Patchwork Psttesn Quilts,
seconds, If perfect $50 sS
5th Floor Washington
Bath Shop
$50 Orig. I.5s Cotton rugs,
non-skid, coIors. l8x3o-in,
IS Orig. Las Pockoee of 6
wosh cIoths-- ----------6ae
IS Orig. 2.ss Plastic Shower
Curoins, ossorted. some dropes,
50 Orig. sse FinsertIp Towels.
fIorol pottern------5 for 81
IS Orig. 1873 Mems Terry
Wrop-Arounds, white i.s9
36 Orig. zse Pinidi Wosh Cloths,
l2xl2 ---- ---4ioe
$50 Orig. 4se Hand Towels,
sculptured pottern-3 for 81
IL Orig. z.S5 Won1en S Terry
Wrop-Arounds, white L5s
5th Floor Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Girls Underwear

200 Orig. ST Girls Spun Nylon
Ponties. white; sizes 2 to 6, 6se
100 Orig. I.3s Girls Spun Ny
Ion Ponties, sizes 8 to IA, 68e
IT Orig. $50 Toddlers' Cotton
Fionnel Robes; blue. brown,
white plaid; sizes@2 to4 Ii the
group. --~- .ss
5 Orig. 5.s9 Girls Cotton
Quilted Robes. ftoruI print;
broken sizes, z TO A 3.ss
End Floor, Washington
IA nrin 3 or "a { oS
Evening star., 1951-09-20
$50 Prs. Orig. IS
NyIon Mesh Hose
6Qr

Forous non-run mesh thot
weors like iron yet has q
soft, sheer look. Fomous
Brond you save neorly a S on!
An assortment of lovely foil
shades Middoy Brown,
Daytime and mony others. Per-
feet quoIity in sizes sh to
1oh.
Street Floor, Washington
Boys Apporel
~ Orig. i4.s5 Boys All Wool
Sport Coots, sizes II to l8 in
81 ) Org. GI' i7.ss Boys Husky All
Wool Sport Coots, size II, e.ss
I Orig. 1895 Green Royon
Gobordlne Suit, size II -S.8s
s Orig. 5.9s "FIuorescent"
Jockets, sizes II and l8, l.48
5 Orig. 5.s4 Green Husky Wosh
Stocks, cotton; sizes l8 and 20,
i.4S
z Orig. $35 Young Mems Suits,
royon, size SO -------8.88
7 Orig. 1895 Young Mems
Linen Sport Coots; rust. grey;
broken sizes IS, 36. 81, 40.
AZ - --s.ss
End Floor, Washington
Girls Apparel
Il Orig. $50 Girls Cotton
Twill Jockets; red, yellow;
broken sizes, 7 to II 81
l6 Orig. 2.9e Girls Cotton
Twill PedoI Pushers; navy, yell
low; broken sizes 8 TO u 81
26 Orig. l.es Girls' Cotton
Shorts, zip boek; broken sizes,
8 to II 81
40 Orig. I.ss Short Sleeve Cot
ton Cordieons; ehortreuse.
melon; medium, loree sizes,
soc
SO Orig. l.2s 0inohom and
Seersucker Polo Shirts; broken
sizes, 7 to IA Soc
10 Orig. l.95 to 2.95 Girls'
White Handbags. soc Plus tox
End Floor, Washington
$50 Orig. $50
ChiIdren's Dresses
2.47
Perfect for foil! Attractive cot
ton ploid dresses with full
skirts, eorefuI detailing. ottroe-
tive trims. Sizes 3 to 6x in tine
group
End Floor, Washington
& SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Refrigerafors

pemenstrasors 1850 Models Unless Otherwise Indicated
Orig. zos.ss Gibson 7-cu. #, 1851 model 7ol
1889
Orig. 47o.ss Admiral Duol-Temp, 1890. lo-e eas.ft..
zss.ss
! Orig. soss5 Hotpoint s-cu. ft., EB-8------2ss.ss
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
BRoADLooM
CLEAR AN C!
Ends Of RelIs and Odd Sizes. mostly yarsady bound.
Ends Of Rolls and Odd Sizes, mostly already bound
at o.o5
These at Washington Store:

Orig. l7.s5 Grey Scroll II in. x So sft.-------ss5
z Orig. 1880 Oriental Potterr -----------s.s5
Orig. 1895 Tapestry Green. 2e in. #. ----s.ss
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Just 200 Pieces!
Fomous Moke Luqqoq,

Fomous Moke Luggage
Discontinued Patterns! Monu-
lecturers cIoseouts! SompIes!
All Top Quolity Luggage! All
iuxpriousIy lined! All with brass
locks and hinges!
Kessler f.
Grey diagonal eenvas with
block binding Of top grain cow
s2o-zz.so-ls and u inch
coses ------i2.88
$z5-24 inch Weekenders,
1888
SIS jock Knife Coses s---$3S
. $50 stroto Cruiser PuIImons,
1888
American Tourister
Finely made Iussose in wheat
eonvos motehed pieces.
34.z5-24-ineh Weekenders,
zo.55
1851 inch Weekenders,
1850
r. n. White
J Mostly samples far below resu-
ior prices.
. $s5 Hot and Shoe Coses, 1888
Szo-$25-lS and Il inch
Troin Coses -----l2.88
32.5o-$35 Wordrobes and 26
inch PuIlmons -----l9.8S
All prices plus tax
Street Floor, Washington:
4th Floor, SilUer Spring
Photo Frames
s Orig. 2.65 Miniature Wolnut
> oris. AS Minioture Oval
Sold Plated Fromes ----1.2e
a Orig. So Miniature 6old and
Silver Ploted Frames ---1.z5
s Orig. $50 Miniature Shadow
Box Sold or Silver Plotted
Frornes ------2.75
: ORIG. 3.75 sxlo Gold and
Silver Plated Fromes ----2.75
8 ORIG. Its Miniature Sold
ond Silver Plotted Fromes- S9e
80 Orig. $50 Miniature Sold
and Silver Plated Fromes. hori-
zontoi and regular -r 79e
8 Orig. $50 SKI Gold and Sill
yer Plotted Fromes 3.e5
I Orig. $50 8xlo Silver Plotted
s Orig. sos SKI Sold and Sill
yer Plotted Fromes --3.s5
4 Orig. 6.25 8xlo Sold and Sill
yer Plotted Frones ----3.s5
l Orig. $50 8xlo Silver Plotted
Frome e-----2.e5
s Orig. 5.s5 SKI Gold and Sill
yer Plotted Frames --3.s5
4 Orig. SIS 8xlo Gold and Sill
yer Plotted Frames --3.s5
I Orig. $50 SKI Mahogany
Finished Frome ---z.5o
Z Orig. SIS llxl4 Mohooony
Finished Frames ---4.s5
6 Orig. $50 8xlo Mahogany
Finished Frones ---3.5o
Street Floor, Washington
Women's Belts
IA Orig. 81 TO 81 monufoct-
urer's sonpies Of belts in smooth
leothers, suede and novelties,
i.o9
Street Floors Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20

Solid color scorfs with WHITE luee >.
trim. Also snnity sets.
l3z Orig. Soc Cutwork scorfs
and Worthy sets 39e =
5th Floor, Washington
Bed Accessories
81 Orig. z.ss Pillow shom.
seersueker sSs
s Orig. 3.2s Volonees. royon
toffeto -------1.49 .49
Al Orig. 7.ss seersucker
Dropes -------2.9S
IA Orig. s.ss Print Vanity
Skirts, cotton -- 3.99
5 Orig. 7.ss Dropes. royon
toffeto -3.a9
81 Orig. s.ss Chenille spreods,
juvenile design 4.s8
9 Orig. 1895 PoIko Dot Dropes.
7.s5
II Orig. 1898 chintz Dropes,
s.ss
s. Orig. 1875 Sample sPreods,
$40
9Th Floor, Washington
Housewares
II Orig. 500 Outdoor Clothes
Dryers. wooden arms, steel cen-
ter pole ------l.ss
5 Orig. 1925 Ironing Boords.
os is ---4.99
3 Orig. 1875 Fire Screens. os
is - s.95
se Orig. 81 Metal Window
! ORIG. 7.ss Drop Leof Utility
Shelves, metoI, 1910" i.ss
Z Orig. 4.ss Drop Leof Shelves,
2ox3o" 2.ss
4 Orig. 1875 Outdoor Dryers,
metal, as is 9.e5
z Orig. 5.94 to TIA Electric
Kitchen Clocks $50
! Orig. l2.s5 Electric Refrieer-
otor Defroster ----3.s5
l Orig. 1926 G. E. Electric
Blonket, soiled ----39.S5
z Orig. s7.e5 6. E. Electric
Blankets, soiled -----l9.95
so Orig. 1.ss Sponge Rubber
Floor Mots, assorted colors l.z9
IS Orig. 3.95 Bathroom Plastic
Shower, Window Curtain Sets,
lis
IS Orig. 81 Floor Style Metal
Towel Stonds --z----7se
80 Orig. z.se "C'Doir" Air
Fresheners 5Se
9 Orig. 6se Pido Posty Ufters,
4se !
IS Orig. 1.ss Sandwich Toost-
ers. for use with pop-up tooster,
l.zs
& "a Orig. Sse Plastic Conpotes. /
N assorted colors 49e
7th Floor, Washington
Gift Shop
s Orig. 3.s5 white metal bird !
coees, with stonds for flowers.
i.ss
II Orig. 1895 70 SIS Modern
unstoined, hond-corved fiou-
rines, sheod and dancing figures,
7.s9 TO s.9o
Z Orig. s.s5 Cocktail borbe-
cues, for tobIe usage - 6.99
| Orig. $35 Wooden and cop-
per oversize casserole, pyrex
!, a't oris. 1895 Fitted two-tier
Lozy Suson- ---i6.ee J:
: zo3 Orig. sse Powder boxes,
ideal for pins, clips, etc. Sc
~ Orig. 4Se Square crystal
cigarette boxes lee
II Orig. z.s5 3-pc. tbowl,
: plate. mua) ehildren's sets, s
l.eo
s Orig. 4.s5 White plostic
Happy Birthday" musical
!. cokeplotes -------l.9S 4
81 Orig. 7se Oversize vine
CLOSES -------l9e
s Orig. $50 Kelsey martini
mixers -------------l.79
500 Orig. 7se Clear, erimped
edge vases ----------39s i
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Stationery

StotiViiSV
I Orig. $50 Thoughts for Food
Cook Book --------2.69
8 Orig. So Bosic Cook Books,
1873
4 Orig. 6.s5 Hob-B-Books, hold
pictures and serops-----3.95
S Orig. 85e Notes for thank
yous 29e
4 Orig. z.ss Hollywood Porty
3 Orig. s.s5 Four-piece Desk
Sets, simulated leother 2.95
Street Floor, Washington
so Orig. 1873 Wooden TeI-o-
Shells. holds book and phone,
CSC
Street Floor, Washington
and StlDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Infonts' Apparel

81 Orig. $50 lnfonts' Fonous
Moke Hard Sole sondoIs. one
strop style, perforated trim;
broken sizes, 3ha to 6 ----$I
10 Orig. 3se lnfonts' Socks,
fine quolity cotton, postels; size
o r+.- ---s-l9e
~ Orig. 81 Piostic Crib Sheets,
nylon stitched seems, 36x54.
6se
II Orig. i.se Hondmnde Pillow
Coses, embroidery trim, postels,
81
End Floor, WdShinQton
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Toys, Gym Sets

IS Orig. z.ss to 6.ss Dolls, os-
sorted styles and sizes---i.eo
s Orig. 7.ss Ride-in outomo-
bites. pedol-poWered, bright
red . 4,99
] Orig. $3.50 6-ft. wooden
slide. lodder, tubuIor steel legs,
os IS i4.99
z Orig. 1926 Gym Sets, z
swings, steel frone -I4.e9
Orig. 34.SS z-swino Gym Set,
sky scooter flyind rings, tro-
peze bor, ehidning bnrs 24.es
3 Orig. 1895 Sky-scooter Gym
Sets. plus z swings s.es
3rd Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20

S Orig. 500 Girls Cotton
Quilted Robes, fionul print:
broken sizes, z TO A .-- 3.SS
End Floor, Washington
43 Orig. 3.e5 TO 5.e5
Ribbon TroveI Hats
81
Wonderful little ribbon hots
that travel so we'll by tSoin or
cor-thot tuck in bag and
yet look just os smart ond fresh
when unpocked. In off-the-
foee styles, profiles. berets,
cloches in pink, liloc. white,
beige, kelly, oquu. coffee and
yellow.
3rd Floor, Washington
$50 Orig. 5.95 to l2.e5
Cotton Dresses
So
Misses! Women! just $50! A
greet voriety of styles-coIors--
lovely crisp cottons you'll use
oil winter ground the house
stort next seoson with. Prints
solid colors in misses and
women's hoIf-sizes. Daytime
Shop.
3rd Floor, Washington
Mandarin
Brunch Coots
3.9o
For teIevision viewino-for
putterine ground the house
JUST 100 exoticolly printed
coolie-eoIIor coots. Gorgeous
backgrounds of Chinese red,
black, melon. Of crisp cotton
thot1l wear and wear. Hondy
front zips. Sizes Ia to 20 and
40 TO AZ, Worth more! Robe
Dept.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Siluer Spring
le Orig. e.e5
Teleyision Clocks
80
Designed with cosy to reod
numerals for top of television
set. Ivory.
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
300 orig. sl.
Dresser scnrfy

Solid color scnrfs with white lace
trim. Also snnity sets.
l32 Orig. 6se CutWork scorfs
and yonity sets -e 39s
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
SpeeioI Purchase!
imported English
Mems Wool Argyle Sox
I 90

Beautiful diomond pottern or
eyles in q very fine imported
wool that is shrink resistont.
7 color combinations. Sizes
l02 to l3. Very low price
for this quality.
Street Floor, Washington
& SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-09-20
at 1926
These at Washington Store:
at 1895

These at Silver Spring Only,
Orig. 1916 Rose scuptured, e,Io.1--.its.ss
] Orig. 1888 Rose scuptured, exee--iissy
uf 1925 10 22o.oS
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Vacuum Cleaners
5th Floor, Washington
WusIaers

Z Orig. 1855 ABc -Autonoties No. 2oe- $500
! Orig. 1888 Universal eer-Wosher. 1705,
Orig. 1898 Wrineer-Wosher, B-3e-----ss 1899
] Orig. 2os.5o Thor Automooic 222C-------t4s.ss
Orig. 2ss.s5 Westinghouse Enundromot, LIS, 1851
Orig. $3.50 Thor GIodiron. 300, 1851 model es.es
Orig. 1888 Moytoa Console Ironer. B-lo--I3s.ss
5th Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20

$50 Orig. I.S5 to So Slippers
IN Leather, terry cloth or wool
felt; sizes 4 to II, also fomous
character slippers in sizes 4 and
5 only -- ses
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
ChiIdren's S Slippers

End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Women's Belts

IA Orig. 81 TO 81 nonufoct-
urer.s sonpies Of belts in smooth
leothers, suede and novelties,
i.o9
Street Floors Washington
& SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-03-18

MRS. ROBERT LAWSON
GRANT, Jr.
Before her marriage March
10 she 1OaS Miss Virginia Chat
field, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick r. Chatfeld.
Mr.. Grant is the son OF Mr..
Grant of Spartanburg, S. c.,
and Mrs. Augusta Grant To-
uino of Washington. Mr.. Fred
ertck r. ChatJield, jr, 1UaS best
man and Mr.. Grants sister,
Mrs. Eugene Glenn of Spar
tdnburg, lDas matro1 of honor.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Miss Whitehurst
Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall N
Whitehurst of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Suzette Teresa, to Mr..
Robert L. Stewart, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Albert Buehler
also Of Silver Spring.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the Columbia Institute of Tech
nology. Mr.. Stewart is a graduate
of the University of Maryland. A
spring wedding is being planned
Evening star., 1951-03-18

MRS. JERROLD MICHAEL.
Miss Yetta Lynn Simon and Mr..
Jerrold Mark Michael were mar
ried last evening at the Hotel
240O, Rabbi Benzion c. Raganof
officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Simon, the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph L. Michael. Following a
wedding trip to Hermosille, Mex
leo, the couple will make their
home in Phoenix, Arizona.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-29
Marriage Licenses

! The following from HagerstOwn
and Washington County applied for
marriage Licenses during the past
week.
William A. Miller, %, Sharpsburg;
Arlene R. Socks, Il, Hagerstown.
Richard C. Alger, 81, Hagerstown;
/ Oliver R. Angle, 81, Shippensburg.
Harry w. Jones, %, Hagerstown;
Janet E. Rudisill, 10, Hagerstown.
Robert r. Sewers, 10, Hagerstown;
Patsy J. Miller IS, Williamsport.
John A. Rohrer, 81, Chambers
burg; Margaret E. Bussard, %, Ha-
gerstown.
Ray E. DeVault, 26, Hagerstown;
Nancy j. Pope, 81, Hagerstown.
Hensler C. Howell, 20, Hagers-
town; Barbara A Johnson, 10, Erie,
Pa.
Walter A. Snodderly, 20, Williams
port; Beulah V. Henson, 10, Big
Springs.
Bud E. DeShong, %, Hancock;
Georgia M. Spade, 81, Hancock.
Edward F. Shaffer, Jr., 20, Ha-
gerstown; Ella L. Troupe, rs, Ha-
gerstoWn.