davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1951-05-22

Among the honored are Mrs.
Clara Avery, Mrs. Isabel Beard,
Mrs. Mary Banks, Mrs. Louise
Caesar, Mrs. Dora Parons, Mrs.
Estella Pittman, Mrs. Ida Robin
son, Mrs. Amanda Wells, Mrs.
Clara Elliott, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Gee, Mrs. Marian Anderson, Mrs.
Anna Moore, Mrs. Idella Young.
Mrs. Julia Higgins and Miss Re-
mtiha Ford.
High tribute was paid to this
group of Dayton pioneers at the
, 1951-05-22
,poned For Ohio State Rioters
Acheson Never HELPED Hiss
ispute Viewed 'veFy Critical

LONDON, May 20 INS)- The British Cabinet met in
special session today and discussed what was termed the Every
critical situation resulting from Trans rejection of a British pro-
posal Il negotiate the Iranian oil seizure dispute
, 1951-05-22
Closing Dates


Dayton public schools will close
Wednesday, May 80 for the Me-
mortal Day holiday. Glasses will
resume Thursday.
The school year for kinder
gartens and high school seniors
ends Friday, June 1. Other stu
dents will be dismissed Thursday,
June Z, to allow schools time to
complete the years records.
Final sessions will be conducted
Friday, June 8.
, 1951-05-22


annual Mother Daughter Banquet
held in the West Side YMCA,
sponsored by the teen-age com
mittee. At that time, "the mothers
Of yesterday were introduced by
the mothers of today to the
mothers Of tomorrow"
With tears in their eyes, a group
of present-day leaders introduced
the women who had helped found
and build many Of Dayton's
churches and institutions. It was
, 1951-05-22

According to the defendant,
Calhoun was a trouble maker and
abused him from time to time,
and that at the time of the. stab
bing they were playing checkers
and Calhoun attacked him.
CLIFFORD TABLET, alias
Count" %, of 118 N. Col
umbus ST., Xenia, a student at
Wherefore University from
Dallas, Texas, and George E.
Jackson, 20, Of "a Bank St.,
Dayton are being held on in
vestigation for having mari
huana cigarettes in their possess
sion. Jackson told police he was
an entertainer in the trio
known as "Tal1, Short and
Tiny" He stands six feet and
is called "Mr. Tall" Jackson
was arrested on w. Fifth St.
by Patrolman Walter Jones.
LAWRENCE JONES', %, OF
212O Della Ave. and John F..
Barnes, Is, Of the Carver Hotel
are being held on charges Of
strong arm robbery. Jones was
, 1951-05-22

a historic and dramatic occasion.
TYPICAL OF MANY of the
honored pioneers was Mrs. Avery,
named the "Outstanding Mother
of Ohio for 1882 by the Ohio
State News in Columbus. She has
been active in the field of educa-
ton for many years and still con-
tributes to help stimulate the
thinking and actions of present
day leaders. She was introduced
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-05-22

UCW Utah Dust and
smoke will blast over a thousand
feet into the desert air over the
Army's closely-guarded Dugway
Proving Grounds today as Army
engineers touch off the biggest
man-made blast since the last
atom bomb explosion.
, 1951-05-22

identified as one of the men who
attacked Ben Daugherty, 80, Of
Mathews Lane in front Of the
Kuntz Johnson Lumber Co. on
the night Of May 4 and left him
unconscious until the next morn
ing.
ROBERT J. SWANSON 26,
failed to pay his hotel bill of $50
was fined 5000 and costs and
sentenced to three months in the
Workhouse. Swanson told police
he had been in Dayton three
weeks and come from Michigan
City, Ind.
FRANK MORRIS of 80 Self
ridge Pl., Van Schackleford Of
201 Dunbar Ave-, James r. Al
len of 81 Weller st. and Thelbert
Hurt Of 2816 Compton st. were
charged with having number slips
in their possession and were fined
$40 and costs.
CHARGED WITH driving while
drunk and fined were Mrs. Mickey
, 1951-05-22
Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy with scattered
thundershowers today and to-
night. Highest today 80 to IS.
Cooler tonight. Lowest so to
IS. Wednesday mostly cloudy
with showers and cooler.
, 1951-05-22
Unity Baptist
fhwch'Mdxnes
New Minister

A former assistant pastor at
Tabernacle Baptist Church had a
new assignment today and a
greater challenge with it.
The Rev. Lewis E.. Logan was
named Sunday to become the new
spiritual leader of Unity Baptist
Church. The new pastor is charged
Continued Page I
Hero Of Cage Scandal
To Accept High Award
CHICAGO May 22 (INS)-
Junius Kellogg, former Man.
haitian College basketball star
now in Army, tonight will for
mally accept a Club of Cham
pions award given to him by
the Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton for helping to crack til.
New York cage scandal.
, 1951-05-22
POLICE bL0TTER
Prisoner Goes 0n1riu
or orkhouse Stubbinu
By JIMMIE JONES
Staff Writer

John Freeman, 80, a Dayton Workhouse prison.
er accused of ~stabbing another prisoner, Rufus Calhoun,
in the eye with a pair of scissors, went on trial before a
jury in the court of Common Pleas Judge Lester L. Cecil.
, 1951-05-22

There has been talk that it
was to have been a title fight,
but the distance was reduced to
ten rounds and the only way
Robinson could have lost the
title was if he was knocked out.
Robinson, who gave his entire
purse, with the exception of one
to the French Cancer So
fights next in Zurich, Swift
zerland. The middleweight king is
on a 12-bout tour of Europe ard
is distributing 100000 in checks
from the Damon Runyon Cancer
in ten European countries.
, 1951-05-22
Sugar Ray" Robinson
Ready For End Victory

PARIS, May 20 QNS)- Sugar Ray Robinson,
the middleweight champ who shows a million dollars
worth of talent for as little as one franc, is all set today
to make the second ring appearance on his European tour.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Misses Coots, $500

BIouses, AS We're S.95 to 1925
rs bIouses, including: long sleeve plaid eottons
with bow neekIine; loee eomisoes over royon
satin; jewel neekIine royons; three -quorter
sleeve woods. Green, red. block. ehortreuse in
the group. Sizes 10 to 56.
BIouses, 6.65 Were sos TO 1925
100 blouses, including: royon overblcuses with
three-quorter sleeves; eop-s!eeve royon jersey
overblouses; tie silks in solid eoIors, bow nzek-
lines. Turquoise. gold. tenserine, royal. Sizes
81 TO ss. ..-
WGl-Bouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Junior Miss Roincoots,
1895 to 1895

Were 1926 to $500
so eoots-royon sebordnes. cotton eorduroys
and tweeds in three-woy styles. Many with
hoods or hots. Sizes 9 TO IS.
Were Now
l2o Dresses-incudng two
piece royon foilIe sut-dresses,
royon eobordnes in one ond
two-pieoe styles. Black, navy,
brown, green. red, coral, light l2,o5to
blue. Sizes TO l5--- 1926 sos
1870 Skirts-woo jerseys, wool
oobordines, wool checks, cotton
corduroys. Slim and fored
styles Postels. dork coIors. $3.50
Sizes 9 to IS - 1895 3e5
IS FormaIs-royon sotins, nets,
toffetos in coorful types
stropless and halter neckIines.
White, pink, green beige. 1895 to Io.e5to
blue. Sizes to s 1895 1895
WGL-Junior Miss Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Long Silk Hondpointed
Scorfs, las were 2.95

Were Now
30 Velvet Pin-on Flowers 100 Toe
IS Royon BIousettes, club COL
lar tucked front or Jewel
neck, with foeottine.
White, green, oronee. 2.o5 to
brown; sizes 81 to 38 3.95 40
10 Wee neeked Sleeveless
Hug s-Me- Tights. Black
wool only -------- 4.95 z.s5
100 Royon BIousettes with
club collar, jewel neck.
Also sheer nyon bIousettes
with V-neck, white, pink,
blue, navy 5.95 s.e5
50 Wee Neck Royon BIous-
cites with lace and shred
trim. White, pink, beige 595 AS
WGL-Neckweor, Aises IS end / 7, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Misses Dresses
at exceptional savinqs

The COLLECTION includes: two-pieee spring woods,
wool and royon print ensembles. royon prints
and checks. soIid-tone royon erepes. casuoI
and afternoon styles. Assorted eoIors. Misses
sizes.
Evening star., 1951-03-22

ChiIdrens' and Misses
Casual Shoes, 3.95
Were 5.45 and 5.95
100 poirs in group. Various eoIors Of suede
ond Ieother eombinofions Broken sizes 8Iz
to 3.
50 poirs Junior and Teen-ose
Shoes, 4.95
We're 795 to 995
Potent leather and blue ealfskin in good
selection Of styles. Broken sizes 4h to 8.
W5l-Junior and Chldren's Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Corsets and Brossiere.
Reduced

II GirdIes, nylon, royon and
cotton broche. ToIon cIosinos,
boned fronts. White and teo-
rose, sizes 27, 70, %, 81, "a
80 StrcpIess Longtime Bros
sieres, white cotton with cotton
Ioce, sizes g TO 40 ---
80 PuII-on GirdIes and Ponties,
royon sotin front and back.
Teorose and blue, sizes 2o, 28,
% Observation-Disclosures
W6L-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Girls Cotton Wash
Dresses, 7 0S w.a n

DreSSeSl Z.S0 Were 4.95
80 in group. PosteI eoIors, with white
eyeIet embroidery trim. Sizes to IL.
23 Girls Cotton Wosh Dresses,
3.95 We're s.es
23 Girls Cotton Wash Dresses, 3.95
PosteI broodeloth ond pique. with eyeIet
trim. Sizes 7 TO II.
W6L-oirls' Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Lingerie Reduced

IL Gowns, royon crepe. long,
sleeve toilored style. Pink, blue.
~ Cotton FlonneIette Gowns,
slip-over style, with separate
hoods. Ploid. Size, large
10 Cotton chemises. VoI-type
lace trim. White. Sizes 81 to
SO 6---------
8 Royon Crepe HospitoI Gowns.
NoI-type lace trim. Pink. Size,
J Poirs Poiomas, woven nylon
prints. Two-piece style. Size
81
6 Woven NyIon Gowns, long
sleeves, lace trim. Pink. Size So
wL-Linoerie, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
important Reductions on Living Room and
Dining Room Furniture

Were Now
I Arm Choir. Mahogany
green striped scot cover- 5l.00 5000
Side Choir. Mahogany We
naer, oroy striped seot------ $3.50 1900
Desk Choir. Smokey pine,
green leather upholstery scot e4.oo 5000
! Side Choir Mahogany vs-
neer. Blue scot 34.5o 1000
Side Choir. Mahogany We
neer. Green striped seot--- 27.25 1000
Soto. English style, three
cushion. Red brocotelIe up
hoIstev -------- 232oo 10000
Soto. Lawson style, t~o
cushion. Blue sotin foced
dor1osk upholstery y 22SOO 5000
I BorreI Choir. Button back
and arm. Chortreuse uphol-
stery -------------- 254oo 10000
Wing Choir. Muslin cover 1850 e7.oo
! Lounge Choir. Button back.
Simulated leather brown up
hoIstery ----------- lol.l5 $500
Poker TobIe. Knotty pine,
noturo finish Io5oo 5000
Tub Choir. yellow Ieother
upholstery ----- 1850 1880
! oeeasionoI Choir. Rose cot
ton upholstery. Modem style 1880 1880
] Drop-Ieof TabIe. Mohoe-
any veneer. Wheat finish $3.50 $3.50
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Lamps Reduced
Walnut Room Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Is Misses and Women's
Dresses, one and two-piece
styles. Royon crepe, royon
foilIe, silk foiIIe- e-------
Misses FormoIs and Din
ner Dresses. A group in silk
crepe and royon crepe =
WGL-WoInut Room, Thir
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Teen-oqe Cotton BIouses,

LOO Were 295 and 3.95
100 in group. White end eoIors. Assorted
styles, teen sizes 10 to 16.
Were Now
50 Tsen-ese Royon Dresses.
Toffetos and foilles in group. $3.50
Teen sizes 10 to l6-- 1926 3.s5
WGL-Teen-oee Apporet Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22

WGL-Women's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
misses and shorter ,UOmen's sizes

Budget Dresses, IT'S 1926 to 1926
misses and shorter sizes
$50 Of
ose oored
dued blocks Misses
Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22

Women's Dresses Reduced
regular and half sizes
Reyon crepe prints. solid color royon erepes.
A group Of dinner dresses. Sizes l6 to a.;
I4N TO 24h.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
ToddIers' Felt Hats Reduced


~ ToddIers' Dresses in brood- 3e5,
cloths, Iowns toffetos. Assort- 4.e5 &
cd coIors, sizes | Z, 3-- 5.95 2.S5
80 Todders' Cotton Knit Suits.
Suspender and boxer points.
Long and short sleeves, stripes
and ioequord potterns. Sizes
!, Z, 8, 4-- 3.e5 z.e5
30 Infonts' Cotton Boueis
crsepen. with snop crotch.
White, blue, yellow. lrreoulors.
sizes II z. If perfect would be 2e5 1875
so Toddiers' orsendy Dresses
with oppIiqued design. Loee
ond ribbon trim. Pink, blue 1856
mint, moize; sizes |. Z, B. 8e5 3.e5
II Cotton BroodeIoth and Cor
duroy Bobby Suits. Green
broodcloth blouse with cordu-
roy suspender pants. Sizes z, 3,
4 3e5 z.e5
WGL-Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-22
lrresuIors Of NyIon
Trieot Lingerie

IrresuIors Of NyIon
Trieot Lingerie
lfPerfect
Would Be Now
so kyIon Treot chemises.
loce trimmed, white only.
Sizes 81 to 38-- sos 3.s5
50 NyIon Trieet Brief Pennies.
assorted colors, sizes to = LBS lbs
50 NyIon Trieot Snug Pontiss.
to weor with or without eor-
tiers. White only. Sizes to 2.55 i.s5
W6L-knit Underwear, Third Floor
NyIon BIouses, 1875 s0ere S.95
$50 in the group. Split V-neekIine. tuek end
Ioee trim. White only. 81 to 36.
Were Now
100 Nylon. Reyen and Silk
Blouses, white, oreen toneerine,
novy brown. Nylon tricot or
crepe with tuck or Ioce trim
Royon and silks in short -sleeved $3.50
styles 7.e5 3.e5
W6l-Bouses. First Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Attorney for IIse Koch
Appeals Life Sentence
BY the Assoei1fsd Press

KARLSRUHE, Germany, Sept.
13. - West Germany's supreme
court today received an appeal
filed by Use Koch's lawyer against
her life sentence for concentra-
ton camp cruelties.
Mrs. Koch, known as "The
Witch Of Buchenwald," was con-
victed January Is by a German
criminal court of melting one
murder, one attempted murder,
and seven injuries of Buchenwald
concentration camp inmates.
She was the wife of the camp
commander.
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Mems Furnishings,
Sportsweor

zoo Dozen Specially Purchased
White Hondkerchiefs with cord
ed edges ------5 for 81
$50 Genuine Alligator Belts in
sizes 80 to a.. One Of the
most wanted Ieothers at q rore
low price 2.9S
80 Orig. 5.95 and 6.95 Royon
0obordine Sport Shirts with
long sleeves in popover and
cordieon styles. Mostly me-
dium-loree and large sizes--$5
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Misses Budget Toppers
and Coots

IS Orig. l2.s5 and 1895
royon oobordine toppers, fully
lined. In grey, navy. black,
toost. Broken sizes 10 to l8.
Even some women's hoIf sizes,
1888
IS Orig. SIS TO 1895 oIl-
wool toppers. Sheen eobordine,
smooth coverts. Sizes 10 to 8
$l8
10 Orig. $35 to $45 pure wool
toppers. Beautiful gobordines
and suedes. Broken sizes 10 to
18 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S24
3rd Floor, Messanine,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
- Orig. e.e5 to 1926
Electric Fons
20 Pet. to SO Pct. OFF

Such famous brands os Vor-
nodo, GE, Mothes, Lonereon,
Lou for window, floor, tobIe.
Demonstrators, electrically ok.
9TH Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Just 100 Seconds at Greet Sovinss!
kufex Pillows
6.83 Jumbo Size.
Jumbo Size!

Extra Ioree, extra plump pillows Covered with Son.
support for back ond shoulders Covered with Son.
forized, tipped Completely washable,
oeroic. Flaws slight.
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Budget Fall Coots

50 Orig. $35 TO 1875 Misses!
Women! Pure wool foil coots!
Not interIined. Full length
lined in royon crepe or sotin.
Fitted or boxy styles in navy,
black docio, red. grey. Sizes 10
to l8 $22
10 Orig. 1895 to 1895 wom-
ems foil coots. Full length,
fully lined in royon crepe. Navy.
block, eroy in sizes l4h to
24h. Not interlined. 1888
3rd Floor, MessGntne,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Dinnerwore

200 Orig. soc TO 1875 Close
Out English Dinnerwore. DucoPs
"Knutsford." Includes dinner
plates. luncheon plotes, SOLIDS,
bread and buffers, fruits, ce-
reoIs, rim soups, cream soups,
cups, soucers, extra serving
pieces Sc TO 9.99
so Orig. 81 TO 9.99 CIose-Out
"Pink Dawn" dinnerwore. In
cIudes dinner pIotes, soIods,
breed and buffers, fruits, cups,
soucers, vegetable dishes, plot
tiers - 79e to 4.99
so Orig. So to 4.e5 CIose-Out
Reproduction Of EorIy American
Hond-BIown Ivy Pottern glass;
ware l.99 to 3.99
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Women's Scorfs

So Orig. 81 to 2.9s silk scorfs
with flower ends and assorted
novelty ties ------59e
- Orig. 81 8 81 collars of
high and ~" neckIines, cot
ton and royon in white and
postels 3Se
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Special Purchase!
Mems PopIin Roincoots

SIT
o Just 100! And worth much,
much more!
Q Fine cotton popiin made
voter repellent!
. Smart roelon shoulder in
natural tan shade!
. Shoulders seIf-Iined for ex-
tro protection!
. Regulars 36 to AZ, longs
36 and SO!
. Perfect for school and busi-
ness weor!
End Floor, Washington
200 Orig. 4.e8 & 5.oS
Misses BIouses
2.lo
Sheer cotton botistes, crisp
piques in q variety of eolors.
Different styles to choose from
in sizes 81 to 36.
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
$50 Originally ST
lomp Shades

I9c
Assorted poper parchment
shades, IA, l6 inch bell shape,
l9-inch floor size. Red, green,
grey with fIoroI design.
7th Floor, Washington;
4th Floor, Silver Spring
Originally 1925
Chino Lomps with
Shades
12.oo
Decorated china bases, elobo.
roteIy trimmed shades. Blue,
green, pink, grey or white bose.
! Orig. 1925 Modern Wood
10 Orig. 1895 Chino Bose with
Is Orig. sos EoseIite Desk
10 Orig. e.ss Ribbed Leather
Bose --- --3.99
7.ss
4 Orig. 1895 Modern Lomps
with shade, os is----l9.9o is
I Orig. 54.95 Certified Metal
Mounted China Bose and
shade --3e 3e.ee
! Orig. 1925 Bross PIonter
! Orig. 54.95 Modern Lomp
with shade - 1899
7th Floor, Washington
Paints
ii Orig. 4.6o Porch and Deck
Enomel, French oroy, for wood
or concrete, gal. ---2 2.99
l5 Orig. 40 One-coot semi
gloss enamel, white. eoI., 2.99
16orig. 4.So White Gloss Emo
mel, con be tinted, gal. 2.es
IS Orig. BIS Timers Roof
Roof Paint, gal. .-. 2.99
7th Floor, Washington
Housewares
s Orig. 1926 Electric Lawn
Mowers, demonstrotor 24.s9
8 Orig. 1895 Lown Movers,
demonstrators --1l,99
! Orig. l04.5o REQ Power
Mower, l8 inch ------ 69.99
II Orig. 81 Aluminium Boxing
WOul0S 4Se
3 Orig. 1926 Electric Floor
Woxers, samples .-----l9.95
! Orig. 1926 Tonnette Sun
Lamp, demonstration 1888
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Blankets

Blankets
II Orig. I4.s5 Summer BIon-
kets, oil wool. gold, blue, rose,
s.e5
II Orig. $50 Patchwork Quilts,
assorted -- Sc
8 Orig. 1875 AII-wooI Blon-
IS Orig. 1895 Electric BIon-
kets ---- 1895 tpIus tox)
rs u Perfect 1926 Seconds Of
Blankets 500
- " Perfect Electric Blanket
Shells - 5.99
5th Floor, Washington
300 Originally 2.6e
Bath Mots
1875
Seconds, if perfect, they'd be
for more than thot 2.6o even!
Very heavy. Solid coIors.
5th Floor, Washington
200 Originally ITS
Venetian Blinds
l.50
Steel slots, white and ivory, in
q to 36,in. widths. All dam
ooedo little. Sold as is.
9Th Floor, Washington
so Orig. e.95
Clock Defrosters
4.9o
Automatically keeps refrieero.
tor defrosted.
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Picture Fromes


; Orig. as Minioture ovoI
gold plotted frones- 80
6 Orig, 2.65 Miniature walnut
0s 5 Orig. So Miniotu1e gold Or
silver plotted frames ----l.5o
4 Orig. 2.4o Miniature silver
or gold plotted frames ---l.39
l9 Orig. l.50 gold or silver
plated miniature fromes -99e
4 Orig. Its Miniature gold or
silver plotted frames with ring,
l.25
10 Orig. I.5o Miniature gold
or silver plotted horizontal
5 Orig. $50 Shadow box style,
miniature gold or silver plated
frones -------2.95
$ Orig. 5.s5 SKI gold or sill
yer plotted frame ------5.95
4 Orig. l.s5 SKI gold or sill
yer plotted landscape" frone,
l.3s
I Orig. $50 SKI mahogany
frone $50
8 Orig. $50 SKI gold or sill
yer plotted frames ----4.29
I Orig. 2.s5 7x9 gold plated
frone ---i.75
S Orig. $50 Sx10 mahogany
frames $50
I Orig. 3.95 5xlo gold plotted
fromes ---2 $50
z Orig. SIS Sxlo Silver plotted
frames --------4.95
! Orig. $50 Sxl0 Silver plotted
frome ------3. $50
s Orig. 2.z5 Sxlo gold or silver
finish frames -----I.39
Z Orig. S.25 llxl4 Mahogany
rromeS 9.S9
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Porch Furniture

IS Orig. 3.ss to $50 MetoI
Chairs. wood tobles, wrought
iron tobIes, lawn chairs 2.S9
10 Orig. 7.s5 to 1923 Rockers,
Wrought Iron TobIes, Metal
TobIes ---- 4.99
; Orig. 1923 to 1926 HON.
mock with stond, ehoise cot.
10 Orig. 1925 TO zl.so Glider
Replacement Cushions, 6-pe.
set ---l2.99
! Orig. 1926 Wrought Iron
Dinette TobIe, 4 Chairs, 39.99
3rd Floor, Washington
Toys
"a Orig. 7.ss to 4.ss Assorted
Dolls. Floor samples l.ss
5 Orig. 1898 Automobile. Big
enough to ride in. As is, 2.se
] Orig. 9.e5 to 1855 Doll Cor
rioees. As is s------ 500
! Orig. $3.50 Slide. As is,
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Eorriinqs

II Orig. So Summer Eorrines
in frosty white ----l.5o
s Orig. 7.5o Fine Necklaces in
summer white -------3.75
II Orig. So Stunning Pins l.5o
5 Orig. IS Lovely Pins ---2.5o
7 Orig. $50 Bracelets BIS
$50 Orig. 81 White Summer
JeweIry, necklaces, bracelets,
eorrinos, pins 5se
All prices plus tax
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13
36 Orig. 14.95
CosuoI Royon
FoiIIe Dresses

A terrific volue! Ideal for Of
flee or classroom! Wrap -oround
royon foilIe that can be worn os
q duster-or beIted in os q
dress. Black only. Sizes small,
medium and Ioroe.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Speciol Purchase!
Misses Fomous BIouses
Misses Royon Crepe
Shorty Gowns
2.oo

Pretty mondordin style in print
ed royon crepes. Get O size
larger than you need and it
doubles as q short robe. But
tons oil the way down the
front. White, moize, corol,
grounds with Chinese printed
design. Sizes 81 to 33 in the
group.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-09-13
Sporting Goods

SPOItuuS 0OOOS
IS Orig. 5.e5 Pedometers. A
precision-mode instrument for
hikers, golfers. Records num-
Der Of miles you've walked,
4.e5
TO Orig. I.ss Official Adoption
League BoseboIIs with rugged
horsehide covers and rubber
centers - 81
8 Orig. I.95 Junior Size Foot
ball Jerseys -----------95e
Street Floor Washington
700 Orig. l.5o and Les
Nylon Hose
89c
A famous brand you will recoo-
nize at once! Sheer 81 eouee,
IS denier; 81 gauge, 80 denier.
2-woy stretch tops in medium
and long lengths in sheer and
heavier weights. A variety of
coIors in sizes 8Tz. to II.
Street Floor, Washington
Children's Slippers
200 Orig. $50 to 3.25 Leather
and Terry Slippers, also wool
felt character slippers, assorted
colors; broken sizes 4 to II,
79e
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-09-13

YER SPRING STORE FR
Special Purchase!
500 Imported Pocket
Lighters
ST
o ingenious copies of q very
famous American lighter!
Q Uses stondord fIints and
wicks!
. Fineer-tip oction!
. Buy several! Make excel
lent gifts!
Street Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring
Women's Gloves
so Orig. So double woven
sueded nyIon gloves. Beige,
brown, black and white l.99
so Orig. So novelty cotton
hondsewn gloves, assorted sizes
and coIors l.39
30 Orig. 3.es pioskin in cork
and brown color. Slightly
mussed from display 2.39
Street Floor, Washington
Boys Furnishings
II Orig. 81 Boys Belts, bright
colors, broken sizes n to 23.
2Se
40 Orig. l.e5 Boys Royon
Gobordine Eton Cops, snolI.
medium m---------46e
End Floor, Washington
and Silrer Spring
Millinery
43 Orig. 3.s5 to 5.s5 royon
ribbon troveI hots in off-foce
styles, profiles, berets cloches in
pink, lilac, white, beige, kelly,
oquo, novy, coffee and yellow,
So
s Orig. 2.s5 profile royon rib
bon hots in pink and liloc
only. 81
3rd Floor, Washington
As Orig. 1926
Women's Robes
e.98
Royor crepes! Crisp cottons!
Both wrop-oround ond zip
styles. You'll be delighted
when you see the famous name
label in these robes and
the wonderful assortment of
colors and sizes.
II Orig. 8.9s- to 1925 robes
in variety of fobrics ond
colors, assorted styles ---7.98
l6 Orig. 500 robes in an as
sortment Of styles and coIors.
Broken sizes 1913
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilDer Spring
Speciol Purchase!
Misses Fomous Blouses
2.6o
Cotton botiste! Piques! Brood
cloths! In q voriety Of styles
and coIors. Sizes 81 TO 38 in
the group. Stock up at this
new low price!
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilDer Spring
Misses Royon Crepe
Shorty g Gowns
Pretty mondordin style in print
ed royon crepes. Get q size
larger than you need and it
doubles os q short robe. But
tons oil the way down the
front. White, moize, corol,
grounds with Chinese printed
design. Sizes 81 to 35 in the
group.
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Silver Spring