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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Kelso Heads PTA

AL Kelso is the new president of
the Danbury Township Parent
Teachers Association. He sue
ceedS Mrs. William R. Brown.
There are three vice-presidents
Mrs. Robert Murray, George Ihnat
and Florence Killey. Recording
secretary is Mrs. William Miller
and Mrs. Mildred Eberly is CORE
spending secretary. Treasurer is
Mrs. Joseph Hudak.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
OPS Meet Planned
For O. II. April 10

The first and only meeting to be
called by the Office of Price Stabil-
ization in Ottawa county will be
held April IS at 7:30 p. m. in the
Oak Harbor Town Hail. A repre-
sentative from the Toledo OPS Of
flee will speak on Regulation 7
and Amendment So.
The meeting is open to all busi-
ness men of the county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13

DouI.
The deceased was the husband
of the former Thelma Wolfe and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HuSkey. He also leaves two sons,
Ronnie and Jerry, and brother,
Franklin Huskey.
He was a graduate of Port Clin-
ton High School and was active in
athletics. He had been employed
several years at the U. S. Gypsum
Co. plant.
Funeral arrangements were in.
complete at press time. The body
is in the Gerner & Wolf funeral
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Cloyed E. Huskey Dies
Beneath Heavy Motor

Injuries suffered by Cloyed E. Huskey, 3d. of Gypsum
Road when he crushed beneath heavy motor at the
u Gypsum Co. plant resulted in his death on arrival at
Magruder Hospital Thursday morning
Huskey, mine foreman, was working a battery
tor weighing several TONS when opped over crushing the
victims chest. He died shortly before 9 a. m.
Plant officials reported that there witnesses to
the accident and that it's not been determined
time reported that workmen had to use three
large Jacks to the battery motor from Huskeys
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
!. S. GYPSUM knIHE FOREMAN is KILLED
Hey Kids! Fish
Derby Coming Up

Young anglers of Port Clinton
will be happy to know that the
Auxiliary Police organization
has decided to sponsor a fish
derby here next June.
One thousand pounds of fish
will be placed in the Perry
street wading pool and skating
pond, and there will be prizes
for the most fish caught, the
biggest, longest and heaviest,
with special gill prize also
thrown in.
Date of the big event will be
announced later.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
LARGEST BABY

The largest baby ever born in
Magruder Hospital, is apparently
doing fine. A daughter, the baby
weighed in at II pounds and one
half ounce this week, making very
proud its parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Fillmore, Route /. This
is their eighth child.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

For commencement, which will
take place for the Port Clinton
High School, May oath, the speak
er has been engaged.
He is Prof. Winton Beaven, of
the University of Michigan speech
department, and noted orator.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
FRACTURES SHOULDER

Jane Easton, 7, fractured her
right shoulder in a fall at her
home in Erie Gardens, Tuesday,
and is showing improvement fol-
lowing treatment at Magruder
Hospital.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13

will be air raid wardens, auxiliary
police, police and fire-fighting per-
sonnel and auxiliary firemen from
Port Clinton, Gypsum. Catawbs,-
Bay Township and Erie Township.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13
Painter Hurt
At EOD Still
Is Critical

At Mssrvder Hospital today it
was reported that the condition
OF Isaac Omanson, who was
badly burned in an industrial
accident at Erie Ordnance De.
pot, continued as fair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-04-13

THE NEWS is prepared to do
your JOB PRINTING on a basis
OF Good Workmanship and
Good Service at Fair Prices.
Phone. s271.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-08
INorcissus Show
INext Week End
lat Taft School

The second National Capital
Narcissus Show. to be held next
Saturday and Sunday at the Taft
Junior High School, is expected tc
attract large number of ex-
hibitors from Washington and the
surrounding territory. The sched-
ule provides SO classes for single
specimens, vases of three flowers
of kind, collections and arrange
ments. There are special classes
for novelty varieties introduced
since 1941, for seedlings from
crosses made by the exhibitors
and for collections of other spring
flowers.
Arrangement classes include one
limited to novices. one "for men
only" and two for juniors and
teen-agers. Other arrangement
classes are "For the Georgetown
Town House." "For the Modern
Picture Window" For the April
Wedding at Home" 1.-THE Business
Girl Entertains in Her Apart
ment" and your Presence Is Re-
quested at Dinner"
Ribbons will be awarded in all
classes; in addition. a number Of
awards of bulbs, plant materia
and garden accessories have beer
donated by business firms. Spe-
cial awards of novelty bulbs will
be given to novices.
Entries may be placed between
$3.50 am. and IL noon on Satur'
day. The show will be open II
the public from 4 to $50 pm. or
Saturday and from II am. to 1884,
pm. Sunday. Willis H. Wheeler
$500 Eighteenth street north, Ar.
lington. Va. (Glebe 6844, ha!
schedules.
The Washington Daffodil So
ciety will maintain an information
table. The society was organized
in 1850. Officers are DR.. Freeman
A.. Weiss. president; Edwin c
Powell, vice president; Willis H
Wheeler, treasurer; George D
Watrous, jr., secretary.
Organizations cooperating with
the society in sponsoring the show
are: Avondale Garden Club, Gar
den Club of Chevy Chase MD
Hyattsville Horticultural Society
Kenwood Garden Club. Nationa
Association of Gardeners wash
ington Branch, Silver Spring
Garden Club, Takoma Horticul.
tural Club and Woodbridge Garden
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-08
BY Dr.. (. c. Powell
Irokon,o horticultural Ch,h1

IL u0komo dOftcuituToI klubJ
I Every one is looking for some
thing newer and better in plants
IIgadgets, and what have you, so
lit is no wonder that of nearly
10000 varieties of daffodils in
troduced into commerce, more
than half have been superseded
j by better varieties. Only few
Iof those dating before 1900 are
Istill in commerce. Emperor,
Empress, Sir Watkin, and Barrii
4 Conspicuus are now used mainly
flor naturalizing for which pur-
pose they are very useful.
Beginning about 1925 there
were introduced many varieties
that have stood the test of time
las they possessed good constitu-
ltion. better form, poise, and SUBJ
stance, larger flowers and in
creased we'll. They are now in
the low to medium price class and
should supercede most of the
Eolder kinds. There are hundreds
of varieties to select from and
the following are representative
of those that bloom from early to
late in the season and are fine
for garden culture as well as for
Exhibition.
OF yellow trumpets (jonquils of
the florists are Diotima, Golden
Harvest, King Alfred (the most
widely grown of all varieties)
Mount Royal, Principal and
Royalist. Many others might be
recommended because the yellow
ltrumpets are the largest. showiest
and most widely grown of all
Glasses.
Some Bicolor Trumpets.
/ Good bicolor trumpetS are not
$50 numerous and many in this
class are lacking in contrast, but
useful ones are Bonython, Bridal
Rose. Jefta. Music Hall, Queen of
Bicolors and Sincerity, which is
one of the most perfect show
| flowers.
Beersheba is the leading mod
Ierately priced white trumpet
fine exhibition flower and very
useful for cutting as it lasts a
long time. White Emperor is still
outstanding for both show pur-
poses and breeding. Other good
ones are Chastity. Corinth. Eski-
mo. Mount Hood and Roxane.
Breeders have given much at
tention to producing large-cupped
daffodils formerly known as In
comparable and Large Crowned
Leedsiis, and it is difficult to Sc
lect few from the many good
ones. But one who plants any
of the following varieties that are
all yellow or have more or less
color in the crowd will have fine
plants and flowers: Gardiner,
Carlton. Damson. Dick Wellband,
Dioitle, Dunkeld, Fortune and
many of its varieties including
Fortunes Blaze and Fortunes
Crest, Porthilly, Rustom Pasha,
ISt. Egwin, Scarlet Leader. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-08
Dumburton Tours

Blooming plants to be seen at
|Dumbarton Oaks Park include
primrose. narcissus. Siberian scilla
Chionodoxa. spice bush and for
sythia. Park Naturalist Evan
Haynes will conduct one-hou1
tours beginning at II am. and 2
and 4 pm. today. The park is
reached via Lovers lane on R
street between Thirtieth and
Thirty first streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-08

The Metropolitan African Violet
Club will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday
at the Engineers Club, 1925 E
street NV. Mrs. w. Duff Wilson
of Martinsburg, w. Va, will dis
cuss grooming plants for shows.
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Auto Accessories

IS Orig. l.4s Shaped Cush-
ions. In eoIors to hormonizs
with your cor-----------7Se
ie7 Orig. 81 Rubber Mats,
Protects front or reor floor OF
car from dirt, CRIME ne-----5se
ise Orig. l.zs Handy Lights.
Plug into any cigarette lighter,
lights any port Of cor. With
l2-ft. cord
611 Z Street NV,
4th Floor, StlUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Jr. Miss Coots

9 Orig. 1895 TO SIS Suede
coots in posteIs. An assortment
Of styles in sizes 9 to IS SIS
4 Orig. $35 Jr. Miss fitted
coats in lOO9o wool crepe in
navy. beige. liIoe. Sizes II
OflO } DIV
Orig. 69.s5 Jr. Miss fur
trimmed wool coot in winter
green, size l3-$39
3 Orig. 5s.e5 Jr. Miss wool
coots with zip-in Innings of
royon crepe, interIined. Wine
ond green, sizes II and IS,
Sss
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Mems Sportsweor

$50 Specially Purchased Mems
Short SIeeved Sport Shirts.
Smooth, cool royon with two
woy collar and two pockets.
Solid shades in smoII, medium,
and large sizes 1.99
Is Orig. 1888 Mems All
Weather jackets with front
Upper, two front pockets. Solid
eolors in broken sizes----5.ee
Street Floor, Washington
& SilUer Spring
s Orig. S35 Mems All Weather
Joekets. l0o9o nyIon she'll with
lOOoo wool zip-out linino.
These ore beautiful. Small sizes
only -----27.5o
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17

Curtolns
IS prs. Orig. 3.zs to 3.sS
ToiIored Reyon Merquisettes.
Wine, blue. red; "a" wide to
poir 50, II. so' long, pr. l.ss
s prs. Orig. 7.ss Double
Life" Cotton Morquisettes with
reversible top and bottom.
l4O" wide TO pair, II" long.
ivory pr. 3.99
7 prs. Orig. 1913 Double
Life" Cotton Morquisettes. Re-
versible top and bottom. 1856"
wide to pair, 90" long. Ivory,
pr. 6.e9
II prs. Orig. 1898 TO 1898
Double Life" Nyion Morqui-
settes. Reversible top and bot
tom. "a" wide to poir, II, 81,
go" long. EoesheIl pr. 9.9s
9Th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Costume ;JeweIN

ZOO Orig. 81 to 81 God color
beod necklaces, z and 3 strond
enokers, ropes, etc. Soc 70 81
plus tor
ZOO Orig. soc Pins, eorrinos,
set with sinuloted stones -25e
plus tar
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Boys ApporeI

"a Orig. l4.e5 Boys all wool
sport coats, 4 size II; 3 size
l3; 3 size IA: z size le; Z
size l7---- 1888
IT Orig 5.ss Boys royon satin
joekets blue and gold, purple
and gold, blue and red, broken
sizes II to 2O----3.SS
II Orig. SIS Young mems all
wool sport eoots, 5 size "a, |
size IS, ! size SO, 4 size 40,
1888
50 Orig. 3.ss Boys cotton wash
slocks, broken sizes II to l8,
l.4S
! Orig. ss5 Young Mems all
wool covert suit, size IS 1888
z Orig. s3s Young Mems
eobordIne suits, ! each, size
81 and 4O-l5.ss
End Floor, Washington
Special Purchase! q
Sub-teen Skirts
2.88
Print and solid color skirts,
dirndl and full circle styles, pre-
teen sizes 10 to IA.
End Floor, Wdshinqton
& SilUer Spring
2e Orig. 1895 to 59.e5
Jr. Miss Suits
$28
Novy, black, oquo, beige eobor-
dines; grey and checked wor-
steds in both elossie and dress
maker styles, sizes 9 to IS.
3rd Floor, Washington;
2nd Floor, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Jr. Miss Apparel

23 Orig. 1875 Jr. Miss Royon
Suits in oroy and summer
posteIs. Sizes 9 to IS in the
group --------l3.99
II Orig. 1926 to 1895 Fine
Jr. Miss Suits by Fomous Mok-
ers! Wool eobordines, wor-
sted checks, stripes in navy,
eroy, beige and O few posteIs.
Sizes 9 to 5 in group -$4S
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17
ChiIdren's Slippers

$50 Orig. l.o5 ChiIdren's terry
cloth scuff slippers, white, blue.
yellow. pink, broken sizes 8
to 3----------49e
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
TobIeweur

Tobleweor
1900 Orig. 3se Guest Towels,
embroidered d----6 for ST
l2o Orig. 39e and 5se Mop
kins. cotton and royon, s for ST
800 Orig. 5se Cork PIoce Mots,
4 for 81
l4s Orig. 81 seorfs and Vanity
Sets, eyeIet embroidered,
z for 81
So Orig. 81 to 1.ss Guest
Towels, pure Iinen----6ee
so Orig. l.ss TobIe Cloths,
52x52 print t----Si
Sc Orig. l.7s Bridge Cloths,
36x36 print t---------Sl
100 Orig. 2.ss TobIe Cloths,
5Zx7O print-------1.s9
8 Orig. 3.ss Linen Domosk
Toble Cloths, 52x52---l.es
40 Orig. 800 7-pc. Domosk
Luncheon Sets, 5ox66, royon,
} Orig. 4.ss Linen Domosk
Toble Cloths, SKIS ----z.ss
100 Orig. 4.s5 Quicker Locs
Dinner Cloths, 72x9o----z.ss
50 Orig. 500 Print Tobls
Cloths, 6Ox8O 800
81 Orig. 5.ss and e.es Not
tinehom Lace TobIe Cloths,
52x52, 45x45---z.es
s Orig. e.s5 Linen Domosk
TobIe Cloths, 7OxlO6--5.eo
4 Orig. 1898 Point Venice
Dinner Sets, ecru --oe.e5
Special! "a Pc. Seconds of
Irish linen cloth, single and
double Domosk. 7Ox88 to
72xl26 -----5.se to 1895
5th Floor. Washington
Paint Shop
so Orig. 2.9e TO 3.4s Trimx
Reody-Posted Wallpaper, os is,
eee
II Orig. 4.eo Porch-Deck
Enamel. grey, brown, dark grey,
eol -----2.eo
l8 Orig. 4.7o Seni-oIoss
Enamel ivory, washable, gal,
2.se
II Orig. 5.45 Outside White
House Paint, con be tinted, ooI.,
5.es
II Orig. 7.45 White EnoneI,
l-coot, eoI. ----3.oo
Th Floor, Washington
Imprinted Furniture
Some damaged, es isl
II Orig. s.s5 TO 1875 Chests,
6.oe
z Orig. l1.95 Chests e.se
z Orig. 6.s5 TO s.95 Bookcases,
4.99
II Orig. 1895 to 1925 Book
coses 6.o9
s Orig. 1875 and 1895
Bookcases ----lo.99
4 Orig. $3.50 Mr. Chests,
1899
7th Floor, WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Women's Gloves

ITS Orig. 81 TO So Hondsewn
doubIe-woven cotton gloves,
novelty and cIossic styles, IiIoc,
blue, oquo, broken sizes 80
200 Orig. 1.65 to So Royon
and cotton gloves, counter
soiIed, posteIs and dark shades,
broken sizes zes--------5oe
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17

Lomps
I Orig. 6.s5 Bross Lomp. Vel.
low opaque shode. Sold os is,
2.sS
5 Orig. 7.so to I4.ss Lomps.
Bross ond china living room
lamps; boudoir lamp with onyx
base, bross stem. Sold as Is, 4.se
! Orig. S.s5 Groy Metal Bou-
doir Lamps. Opaque shade, 5.e9
s Orig. l2.s5 TO 1895 Lomps.
White column with black shode;
milk gloss boudoir lamp; blue
bird with fibre shods. Sold os
3 Orig. 1895 end i4.ss
lomps. Modern lamps with
opaque shodes; china Iomp with
florol design. Sold as is 8.99
I Orig. l4.s5 Milk Gloss Bou-
doir Lamp with opaque shods,
s.sS
I Orig. 1895 Wooden Lomp
with metoI shods ------lo.ss
5 Orig. 1925 Lomps. Figure
lamps with shodes, pink gloss
boudoir lomps without shods,
1899
Z Orig. 44.s5 Chinese Figure
lomps. With opaque shade,
1889
z Orig. es.s5 Modern Lomps
with opaque shode -----34.ss
! Orig. s4.e5 Black Bristol
lomp with blue royon sotin
shode de------------44.ss
7th Floor. Washington
Shower Shop VoIues
u Price
- Orig. 1895 Nylon Shower
Curtoins or Droperies- ca. 6.s5
IS Orig. 5.ss to 4.ss PIostis
Shower Sets, curtain and drope,
set, l.ss
sss Orig. 5.ss Krens Shower
Curtoins -----2.ee
1877 Orig. 5.ss Plastic Dropes,
pr. 2.es
2lo Orig. sse to sse Wash .
Cloths, assorted IS for 81
40 Orig. ST Foce Towels,
scuIptured ----2 for 81
SpeeioI Purchase! 3lo Cotton
Tea Towels, Cannon multi
stripe, package of 6---1.7s
5th Floor, Washington
Glass 6 Dinnerwore
$50 Orig. 3se Optic 6obIets,
lO-oz. ----4 for 81
$50 Orig. 6se SteiaI Green
footed cocktail glasses ---3es
200 Orig. soc 70 2.s5 Odds
and ends Of Vernon's "EorIy
California" dinnenxors and
"MonticeIIowore" --se to i.lS
1873 Orig. 6se Sherry Glasses,
3ss
100 Orig. soc 70 S. Novelty
Tumblers and Pitchers,
59e to 9.e9
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
ITS Prs. Orig. 1913 to 2.e8
Plastic Cottage Sets

Set, ZSC
Canopy style set includes
canopy top, conopy rod ond
sosh thot's 36-in. long. All
wonderful plostie you cIeon by
just wipine off with damp
clotn. Red, green, blue at this
sensational reduction.
9th Floor, Washington;
3rd Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17
SILVER SPRING STORE FRIDAY. 1890
Infonts' Apparel

81 Orig. z.s9 to 800 Hond-
mode baby dresses, lace ond
embroidery trimmed sheer or
eondy, white or posteIs, 9, II.
l8 month sizes AT
~ Special Purchase. Cotton
eobordine crowler and jacket
sets, eripper crotch, bolero
type jacket, blue, oquo, moize;
9, Il and l8-month sizes, 2.88
70 Orig. $50 to 2.99, Infonts'
bonnets, royon with loce ond
embroidery trim, postels, in
fonts sizes 1874
II Orig. SIS Waking shoes.
hard soIes, soddie oxford style,
brown and white, sizes 4 ond
Az A--------2.5o
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Awnings
GreotIy Reduced

Window Awnings with frome.
green with pointed white or
orange stripe, heovy duck. 36-
in. drop, 30-in. extension, IL
in. voIonce.
35-30-in. wide -------2.6e
5-42-in. wide--------3.4s
2-48-in. wide--------3.49
Porch Awnings with frome,
heavy drill with pointed stripe.
48-in. drop. 42-in. extension,
soiled.
l-5-ft. wide de---------2.e9
l-6-ft. wide 500
Aluminium Window visors with
seoIloped voIonce, l8-in. drop,
l8-in. extension, baked enamel
in green, red. blue. grey.
26-3O-in. wide 7.99
54-36-in. wide-------s.49
l6-42-in. wide------S.e9
S-48-in. wide e.4e
Porch RoII-up Curtain. heavy
drill with pointed stripe. With
pole ond hardware, 7-ft. drop.
Is and s #. wide,
2.89 and 3.99
40, 10, II #. wide e----4.99
Porch Awning Covers without
frome, green with white or
oronee, 48-in. drop, 42-in. ex-
tension, gin. valance.
6-5-ft. wide. lo-5 h-ft.
wide, 2-6-ft. wide, 2-9-ft.
and Ia I2-ft. Eoch---5.sS
Awnings, 3rd Floor,
Washington,
Evening star., 1951-05-17
ChiIdren's Apparel

IS Orig. l.ss White cotton
blouses, Ioee or eyeIet trim.
sizes | to s in the group 1888
IS Orig. l.zs Long sleeve polo
shirts, stripes and solid eoIors.
size ! to 3--%-6Se
IS Orig. 3.ss TNo-piece boxe,
suits, solid color boxer points,
sports bIouses, sizes 3 to E.
2.Sa
80 Orig. l.ss Boxer swim
trunks. cotton prints, cotton
knit inner pants, sizes 3 to s
in the group l.l8
s5 Orig. 1875 to 1926 Boys
and girls Spring Coots, 1000
wool or royon eobordine, nov
city tweeds, sizes z to s in the
group. Not oil styles in oil sizes.
S.8S
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17

S.88
End Floor, Washington
Teens Dresses, Suits,
Coots, Sportsweor
81 Orig, 1895 Teen Better
Cotton Dresses, two tone eoIors,
navy skirts with light blue,
oquo. or pink tops, short sleeves.
sizes 10 to l6 in group, s.ss
So Orig. 1925 Teen Cotton
Dresses, fine pima broodcloth,
sleeveless, Peter Pan collar,
llloe and purple, grey and yell
low. light blue and dark blue,
teen sizes 10 to l6 in the
50 Orig. 5.ss PIeoted royon
skirts. white, sizes 10 to Is.
3.88
So Orig. 3.ss to 4.ss PopIin
jackets, lined with ploid cotton
flonnel, Upper closing; broken
teen sizes 10 to lo ---2.88
End Floor, Washington G.
Silver Spring
IS Orig. 1895 Teen Coots,
fuIl-leneth pyromid style. bos-
ket-weove pure wool, navy
trimmed with red, sizes 10 to
IS Orig. 1926 Royon Suits,
solids and novelty weave royons,
fully lined, fitted styles, slim
skirts; teen sizes 10 to le in
the group -----s s.88
80 Orig. 1925 TO 1925 Teen
Suits and Toppers in 1907
wool, royon, checks, solids,
pIoids, fitted and boxy styles.
fully lined, posteIs and dark
tones, broken teen sizes, 1883
81 Orig. 2.ss TO 3.ss Teen
Millinery. wool felt, many
eolors, broken sizes --l.8S
End Floor, Washington Only
Girls ApporeI
IS Orig. s.ss to 5.s5 Cotton
Dresses including sun dresses
and street dresses, postels,
checks. stripes, girls sizes 7
to l4------ 2.8S
$50 Orig. l.s5 to 2.s5 strow
Hats. bonnets, brimmed hots,
noturol and eoIors s----Sse
Speeial Purehase! Denim Shorts
with tottersoI trim, half boxer
style, red, "foded" blue, green,
girls sizes 7 to IA in the group,
1.55
End Floor, Washington
& SilUer Spring
Teen Apparel
Is Orig. 1895 to SIS Better
Teen dresses, royon toffeto, red
or white checks, solid coloFs,
broken teen sizes 10 to l6,
1888
4 Orig. 1895 Pyromid style =.
fuIl-Ieneth eoots, wool fleece,
euffed sleeves, broken sizes,
1888
End Floor, Washington
Tots Summer Dresses!
Ie7 Orig. 1.ss TO s.ss Cotton
Dresses, pinofores, sunsuits,
print ond solid eo1ors, sizes !
to 6x in the eroup----l.38
500 Orig. s.ss to 4.se Tots
and Toddlers' Dresses in cotton
sizes TO Ok in the group .I.SS
$50 Orig. 4.ss to 500 PosteI
Oroondy Dresses, stripes and
solid colors, sizes 3 to 6x, 2.88
End Floor, Washington
& SilUer Spring
l9l Orig. 800
Musical Teddy Beers
2.88
Soft. euddIy plush teddy bears
with genuine Swiss musical
movements that play tinkIina
nursery tunes. Pink, blue,
brown.
End Floor, Washington
& SilUer Spring
4eo Orig. BIS
ChiIdren's SondoIs
2.45 pr. or z prs, ATS
Barefoot Sandals in red, brown
or wnite elk with lone-weorine
neeIite soIes, broken infonts',
chiIdren's and misses sizes in
the group.
End Floor, Washington
& SilUer Spring
81 n If X "a a 4
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Misses Better Dresses

IS Orig. Ass to 1895 One
pc. Pure Silk Shontunes. cottons,
Irish linen, silk poneee, cotton
'piques, silk prints. Broken
colors and sizes 10 to 20, SIT
30 Orig. 14.s5 70 1895 One
pc. Cottons. linens, chiffons,
dotted royon crepes. spun roy
ons. Two-pc. spun royons,
pure silk poneees, royon foiIIes
in eorly summer coIors. Assorted
sizes 10 to 2O---$ll
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
s6 Orig. l6.99 to 1890
Bridol Ensembles
1893

Fomous moke royon crepe
bridal ensembles, white, blue,
black, sizes II to l8 in the
group. Big savings for June
brides! Also s Orig. S35 ond
$45 ensembles 1898
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, Stlver Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Special! Misses & Women's
Fomous Royon Gowns
4.99

Fomous moke muItfiIoment
ruyon crepe gowns trimmed
with nylon lace and nyIon net,
lingerie posteIs, sizes 81 to
40 in the group.
3rd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Discontinued Model
BIousettes, Neekweor
plus tax and warranty

So Orig. 81 TO 2.ss Washable
royon crepe blousettes, jewel
neckline, white, pink, sizes 81
to SO in the eroup----7Se
- Orig. 81 to z.ss Peter Pan
ond V-neck collars Of white or
pastel pique 59e
II Orig. 81 TO 81 Imported
royon toffeto ribbon bows for
suits or dresses
Street Floor, Washington
Note Paper
SpeeioI! Burooyne "Locelettes"
novelty note paper, ideal for
thank you notes, brief messages.
etc. Matching envelopes, boxed,
3ee. 3 for ST
Street Floor, Washington
q StLOer Spring.
$50 Prs. Orig. l,5o to l.65
NyIon Hose
8oc
Famous make nyIon hose in
sheer and medium weights.
Broken coIors and size ossort-
nent.
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Millinery

Millinery
IS Orig. s.s6 TO 1895 Spring
and Summer Hots Of imported
broids, strowcIoth, flower hots,
poste! feIts In q wide ossort-
ment of coIors and styles. Both
dressy ond tailored styles, 81
3rd. Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Special! Misses
Budget Roincoots
l388

Royon oobordine, royon Frost
point pin checks, royon shon-
tunes. all fully lined! Many
with royon toffeto matching or
contrasting lining. From q top
roincoot maker and made to
sell for much more! Wonder
full choice Of colors navy,
red, noturol, beige, oroy, brown,
gold and blue in sizes 10 to l8.
3rd Floor, Messanine,
Washington; End Floor,
SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17
Special! Women's
HoIf-Size Women's
Royon Toppers, 1888

Just 10 year round toppers
Of lightweight, ereose-resistont
royon oobordine. fully royon
crepe lined. Popular navy,
oroy and black, In sizes l4h
to 24I7.
3rd Floor, Mezzanine,
Washington: End Floor,
SilDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-05-17

Save the sheets often snowy white percoes See how
White Sole ops off the price! label db
long wearing 8lxo8-3se 42x38 4538 eoseslo9