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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02

Saturday evening, prior to Con-
ference activities, the two Re-
gional boards will hold separate
meetings.
Serving on the executive Of the
Southeastern Regional Board with
Mrs. WilenskY are Mrs. Ralph
Gottleib of Columbia. S. C.. Mrs.
S. J. Steinbach of Atlanta. Ca.
Mrs. Jack Fink Of Augusta. Ga.
Mrs. Ben Alpert Of Savannah.
Ca. Mrs. L. LandY Of Valdosta.
Ca. Mrs. Pearl Friedman Of Sa-
vannah. Ga. Mrs. E. M. Manning
of Atlanta. Ca. and Mrs. Walter
Solomon of Charleston. S. c.
Those on the Florida Regional
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02

NEW YORK, Jan. % (JTA)-
Book editors of some 80 news
papers and magazines and a
number of Independent writer's
last night selected John Hersey's
novel 'The Wall'' as the best piece
of American fiction published in
1850.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02
TWO ARAB MOTHERS IN
ISRAEL GET BOUNTY FOR
RAISING TEN CHILDREN

TEL AVN, Jan. 20 (JTA)-The
Premier's bounty of 100 pounds
to mothers raising ten, children,
went today for the first time to
Arab mothers. Two Haifa Arab
mothers qualified for the award
when the tenth child of each was
born.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02

MurrY GTossman Of Miami Florida Mrs. ]. L. VIII
ensY Georgia President of Florida
Regions respectively open
the annual Conference Of the regions in Jacksonville Sunday
February IL o'clock in the George Washington
and each will her annual Mrs Herman Kausne1
Jacksonville Conference Chairman will preside
which will be the first Of series of sessions which will
activities Of the threedaY Conference
Fedman Of the Etz aYm Congregation will give the invocation
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02

~~~@~~~'~~~N
Working untirnsly the three months to mould his
Florida and Southeastern Regions OF
adassah Mrs. Herman Kausne vcpresident in the Florida
Region and immediate past president Of the Jacksonville Chapter
Seymour completed for the three day
the Washington Hotel February and g.
Sessions announced include:
SATURDAY FEBRUARY g. 1851
900 to 1000 p M-Regstration.. Mezzanine
Reception for out-of-own visitors and delegates only
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY A. 1851
to IL A. INCARCERATION Mezzanine
M-Junor Hadassah Regional Board Meeting Breakfast
AM-B & Pw Breakfast-Banquet Hall
9 to II A. M.-visual Aids-Moves Continuous.
A. M to P M-Opening Session Mezzanine Ball Room.
Greetingsr Leonard Moss President Jacksonville Jew
ish Community Council
DR. J. Roy Sloat, President z. O. A.
to 8 p M-Luncheon- Action"
Mistress of Cerernones-NGrs. Isadore Moscovitz
Chairman Regional Zionist Youth Commission
1nvocation-Niss Ruth Leonard Chairman Young Judaean
Regional Leaders Council
Greetings-Jr. Hadassah President Elaine Sachs
Letter from Leo, Intraaegonal Hadassah Fellowship
Winner. Read by Herman Popkin, Southern Zionist Youth
Commission Director
Birkot Hamzon- Jacksonville Youth
Observation-Disclosures Tel Yehuda"-
Jacksonville Zionist Youth
Introduction-Mrs. David Cowen, Tampa Fla.
Address Rebeca Bloom, National Junior Hadassah Israel
Scholarship Winner youth Looks Toward Israel"
800 to 5SO-Youth Workshop Session-Baroom
Presiding, Mrs. Sidney Gluckman, Daytona Beach, Fla.
Round Table Dscusson-"Your Youth-Your Tomorrow"
Mediator: Herman Popkin Youth Director
Representing Youth Groups:
Elaine Sachs, Barbara chardkoff, Ruth Leonard
Mildred Edwards
Representing Hadassah
Mrs Ben Alpert Mrs. Milton Wasserman Mrs Leroy
Fairman
P Workshop
Role of & P in the COMMUNICATES Lillian Good
man, Mrs. Pearl Friedman
M-Buffet Supper-Tempe Ahavat
torum Avenue Mallory Street
Registered delegates visitors ONLY
of Members of Jacksonville Chapter Of Senior
Hadassah
$50 P. M-Figmes in 'Fashon"-Fashons from Israel
MONDAY. FEBRUARY S. 1851
900 to 12:SO-Workshop- Ballroom
Presiding-Nrs Fitterman Chapter
Edward h1er
Columbia, S. c.. Mrs. Harry Abrams Valdosta Ca; Mrs
Henry Schonfeld, Savannah, Ca
"Come Join Hadassah Darling. Jacksonville Fla
Continued Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02

Sou. Jewish Weekly
Found in the Negev,

VWnuO nHh Wb1S ANSSSV,
In this weeks mail we received
the following letter, which is
self explanatory:
P. o. Box Is
Beersheba
Kornove Megev)
Israel
21st Jan. 1851
The Editor,
Sou. Jewish Weekly
Jacksonville,
Florida, U. S. A.
Dear Sir:
Today while surveying for a
new road in the Negev, we saw a
newspaper blowing across the
desert sands. To our surprise it
turned out to be an old copy of
your newspaper. After reading
it with great interest we wonder
ed how an American Jewish
newspaper had found its way to
so remote a part of the desert of
Israel. After much debate be-
tween the four of us we came to
no logical conclusion.
The discussion naturally turned
to the American way of life, and
so we are writing to ask if any of
your readers would like to cor
respond with us. We are four
lonely pioneers - ages ranging
from % to q (unmarrieO in a
remote camp in the Negev. .-.--
Hoping this is the beginning of
a brisk correspondence, we wish
you a hearty shalom.
Yours sincerely,
Meyer Ziman
Ben-Zion Weiss
David Feden
+ Joseph Gelbard
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-02-02

JOHN HERSEY'S THE WALL"
NAMED BEST AMERICAN
FICTION PUBLISHED IN 1850
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Leek and Pototo Soup

A good cockle-warmer is that
delicate and delicious concoction
-leek and potato soup.
Remove the outside leaves Of s
leeks. trim back almost to white
part, and trim off the root end.
Clean well. Slice the stalks into
la-inch lengths crosswise. Slice 2
onions. Put the leeks and the on
ions into a pan with a couple of
tablespoons of butter and cook
gently to color.
Peel and slice medium pota-
toes. add them to the pan with 4
cups of chicken broth and "a tea
spoon of salt. Cook 40 minutes.
Puree the vegetables through a
sieve. then return the puree to-
the pan. and add 2 cups of cream.
Stir constantly. Check seasoning. )
finishing off with Q tablespoons of
butter, and serve hot in bowls or
cups. topped with finely minced
chives.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Jean McGee Weds
M. [. Schnider

Miss Jean MCGEE. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin MCGEE of
Hyattsville, and Mr.. Martin Live
ingston Schnider, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schnider of Glenbrook
road. Bethesda, were married Oc-
tober 6 at Arlington Courthouse.
Judge Hugh McCaffery officiated.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce L. Schlosberg.
The bride attended the Univer-
sity of Maryland. The bridegroom
is a graduate of Dewitt Prepara-
tory School and attended George
town College and the Foreign
Service School of Georgetown Uni
versity, He is now associated
with his father in the construc-
ton and property management
business,
Evening star., 1951-10-11

Luggage
This Iussase 10 either q dis
continued pattern, iaitioled
wrong. OF slightly shopwosn.
All in fine servieeoble eondi-
tion. All prices plus tox.
3 Orig. 1925 Metal Foot
Lockers IS
! Orig. s.s5 Mons ls" Club
Bog; zip closed 3.eS
z Orig. $50 Lodies' 26" Gen.
uine Rowhide Pullman Coses,
SIS
z Orig. $50 Lodies' Is" KessIer
Stroto Cruiser PuIlnons 1850
I Orig. $z5 Lody's kessIer
Stroto Cruiser Troin Case $40
J Orig. 7z.5o Lody's Notionol
Blue Troin Cose -7.5o
! Orig. 1850 Lody's Kieber
Wordrobe. with hangers 7.so
! Orig. S35 Genuine pioskin
Mons Dressing Cose $40
! Orig. $50 Genuine Top Groin
Leather Dopp Kit --3.s5
! Orig. $40 Ledy's Storcroft
Beige II" Weekender $50
] Orig. 1880 Lody's Maroon
"a" Weekender ~-7.So
! Orig. $40 Lody's kessler
Cross Roods Troin Cose 1850
! Orig. 1850 Lody's kessler
Cross Roods Maroon Wardrobe,
1850
I Orig. 2z.so U. S. Lody's Hot
ond Shoe Cose ----Sfo
! Orig. 1880 Lody's 2e" Beige
PuiImon -Sio
] Orig. z2.50 Lody's 2e" Brown
Convos Pullmon -l2.5o
; Orig. SIS KessIer Grey Con-
vos Fortniehter Coses $50
z Orig. 1850 Lido Troin coses,
l2.88
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Boys ApporeI

II Orig. 5.99 Boys PopIin
Jockets; unlined; size II, i.94
5 Orig. l4.95 Boys All-wooI
Sport Coots; size IS, | size
n. 3 size l8 - 6.Ss
Orig. 1895 Boys Blue Suit;
oil wool; size l7-S SIS
Orig. $35 Young Mons
Royon ond Wool 0obordine
Suit; size 36 long; brown, 1925
II oris. 1880 Linen coots;
sizes IS to AZ 9.SS
! Orig. SIS Boys Suit; royon
suitino; size l3 --Sl2
Is Orig. 5.S9 Boys Portridae
Corduroy Stocks; sizes Ia to
9 Orig. 1895 Young Mems
Cotton 0obordine Roincoots;
sizes SO to 40 - 9.sS
> Orig. 1895 Mems All-wool
Torton PIoid Sport Coots; |
eoeh in sizes "a, IS, So, 1925
Z Orig. 1850 Boys s4-Lenath
Storm Coots; royon oobordine
with worm pile lining; size 20,
1895
IS Orig. 1895 Boys Fomous-
Moke Royon Summer Suits:
sizes | z to l8 -i2,SS
I Orig. SIS Boys Suit; royon
suitino; size Is - Slz
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
Royal Sight-Seer
Visits Van johnson

It's a whirlwind life-trying to
keepupwith versatile VAN JOHNSON
behind the camera as well as before
it. But Vans young admirer has the
stamina. He gets extra food-energy
from Royal Puddings.
Every package of Royal Pudding
contains more food-energy than a
full pint ofsweet, fresh milk! Mothers
know the magic in milk-so rich in
proteins, vitamins, minerals food
energy, too. And youngsters love the
rich, creamy-smooth taste Of Royal
Puddings. Try all wonderful flavors.
I*CurrentIy eo-starring in MGM's
"TOO YOUNG TO KISS"
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Children's Apparel

IS Orig. 1895 to lz.ss Snow
Suits; one piece; full front zip
per; sizes z and s. 6.S8
IS Orig. z.95 to 3.95 Tots
Skirts; pIoids and solid coIors:
cotton and royon; sizes 4 to
6x 2.66
$50 Orig. 3.e9 to 4.s9 Boys
Sweaters; all wool; solid colors
and jacquard designs; sizes 3
to OK 2.6S
lz5 Orig. l.l9 TO las Polo
Shirts; fine cotton knit; long
and short sleeves; sizes | to 3,
78e
200 Orig. $50 Tots Dresses;
Wrinkl Shed cotton pIoids with
contrasting or eyeIet trim; sizes
3 to 6x---2.47 6x
End Floor, Washington
& SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-10-11
To Be June Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. James F. DALEY
announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Irene Patricia. to
Mr.. Louis John Lombardo, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco Lombardo Of
Forest City, Pa. The couple plan
an early June wedding.
Miss Daley attended Dunbar
ton College and is now a senior
student at Catholic University.
The groom elect, who served in
the Army Signal Corps, is now a
pre-law student at Catholic Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Miss Joanna Sagendorf.

MISS JOanha SagehuOff.
Mrs. Franklin Packard Sagen-
dorf of Fairfax announces the
marriage of her daughter, Joanna
Moncure, to Mr.. James Ashby
Shipp, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ashby Shipp of Bremo Bluff, Va.
The ceremony took place Oc-
tober 6 in Richmond. Va. at the
Church of the Holy Comforter. the
Rev. Albert K. Hayward oficiat-
ing.
After short wedding trip the
couple will make their home in
New Canton. Buckingham County,
Va.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

Miss Frieda Marie Sharp,
daughter of Mrs. Grace M. Sharp
and the late Mr.. Charles G. Sharp
of Takoma Park, Md, was married
October 6 to Mr.. John F. Sheridan
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w
Sheridan. The wedding took place
at 10 o'clock at the Nativity Cath
olic Church, with the Rev. Sylves-
ter M. Hoffman off1ciating. Mr..
Raymond F. McWhirt. uncle OF
the bride, escorted her to the altar.
After their honeymoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan will make their
home in Virginia near this city.
Evening star., 1951-10-11

Q Orig. 1910 to 1850 Grey
ex9.l0, woodtone exlo.5, rose
exl2. nutrio l2x5.e. green
l2xe. grey Izx5.e, grey
l2x7.6, beige l2x7.8--ss.s5
4 Orig. 1870 to Iso.5o Rose
ox9.l, green 9xe, green 9xl4,
green exl2 tdomooed), 1895
, Orig. 1880 to 1897
Woodtone l2xll.lo, rose Tx
81, grey 9xl2 tdonaeed).
l Orig. Iso.so Beige l24lo,
1888
z Orig. iso.5o and 2o7.ss
Grey 9xl2 tdomoaed). beige
12xl0 --------zI3s.sS
4 Orig. zIo.eo to 2zo.7s Grey
l2xll. grey l2xl3.3, beige
9xl3.e tdomoeed), beige ex
l5.6 -------i49.S5
! Orig. 1853 Wine 9xl9.7,
1888
! Orig. GAIA Beige l2xle.l1,
1885
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Boys Pojomos

zoo Orig. $50 to 3.9S BOYS
Cotton BroodcIoth Poiomos in
coat ond slip-on styles, solids,
stripes and potterns. sizes 4 TO
20 in the group 2.SS
End Floor, Washington
g. StlDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Ranges & DishvvusIhers

1875, model demonstrators unless otherwise noted
! Orig. 1926 Cos Ronee. sol g. opt. size--- s.se
Orig. 1885 Cos Ronees, opt. size, 20LlT--7so 80
Orig. 1895 Estate Cos Ronoe. 5000 I4e 90
! Orig. z4s7s Frieidoire Electric Rnnee, 1850 model
Orig. 3os.eS Universal Selecto Ronee electric 94o7
2osse
Orig. 1875 Froidoire Electric Range, 1850 model
RM-45 5-- 3io 90
Orig 1850 Apex Portfolio Dishwosher o--lzs.Ss
Orig. 1885 Youngstown Dishwosher, BD-27, 1899
Orig. 1885 Cos Woter Heater, #4O7sss
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Women's Gloves

70 Orig. 1913 6 4.9S Suede or
Copeskin Gloves in on ossort-
ment of coiors and sizes -l.es
q Orig. z.1s 6-button White
|dcuble-nyIon Gloves, broken
sizes --l.7e
3 Orig. z.25 Fomous Make
White NyIon Gloves, soiled,
l.79
70 Orig. So to $50 Double
woven Cotton Gloves in novelty
styles. Groy, chomois and navy
in assorted sizes only ---I.39
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11

WAISS LlHCCW = OAMy VIZ
st. Martins Catholic Church
was the scene of the wedding of
Miss Eileen Patricia Smyth and
Mr.. Robert Wayne Riley. Septem-
ber 10, the Rev. Louis F. Milten-
berger officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Smyth of
Hyattsville and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon r.
Riley of this city.
After a wedding trip to Atlantic
City, N. j.. the couple will make
their home in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Refrigerotors

All 1881 demonstrators unless otherwise noted.
Orig 7os.ss Gibson 7-cu.-ft.. 7o1 1909
Orig. z44.s5 Kevinotor 7-cu.-ft, iss.es
Orig. 3os.s5 Hotpoint s-eu-ft., 1850 model "a.
1885
Orig. 3ls.ss CrosIey ecu -ft, SEQ 1880
Org 4ss'Ss General Electric 8-euft, NH-s. slsss
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1951-10-11

Imported Alligator SHOE SALE

No who oeo needs told how sensational this isl
Just 25o Of imported oeoo Shoes usuo buoy priced for only
O88 Supple glowing skins just color but four beoues
Agoceu sling brown ottene sandal red
brown Both beautifully styled with desy high heels Sizes
so widths when opens
won't lost long!
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Here's an Idea!

Next time you make soft choco-
late drop cookies, add a cup of
seedless raisins to the batter.
Small fry love these!
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Stationery

40 Orig. i.ss Plastic Recipe
Tenders; ZIG tested recipes on
plosticfzed cords thot cleon with
q donp cloth - 9Se
ZOO Orig. I.49 TO 1888 Plostic
Bridge Tobte Covers; plain or
scolloped edge; green. maroon,
SSe
100 Orig. Zoe Cellophone-
Pocked Note Poper .--l0e
81 Orig. Its to 3.75 Crone's
Boxed Stationery; counter
soiled; holt price Ste to 1877
Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
BUDGET Dresses

IS Orig. 5.SS TO S.s5 Misses
Royon Printed Benberqs,
Printed PIoid Cottons in deep
tones. Broken colors ond sizes,
10 TO Is So
3rd Floor, Washington;
End Floor, SilUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Chiidren's Shoes

so Orig. 4.9S to $50 soby's
Potent leother Strop Pumps;
broken sizes 4 TO 6 100
End Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Vernon's "Chintz"
Dinnerwore

Il Orig. lbs solt Smokers, Y
Pepper Shakers, co. 49s
so Orig. l.l0 Solod Plates, co.,
7se
so Orig. $50 Solod Plates; IS
Rimmed Soup Plates. 81 Cereal
Bowls. eo. 99e
IS Orig. i.s0 Creomers. 81
Dinner Plates, co. ~
II Orig. BIS Chop or Buffet
Plates, co. ~
Is Orig. z.3S Round Vegetable
Bowls. Is Orig. $50 Covered
Sugar Bowls. co. 80
Orig. 40 Plotter 2.S9
, Orig. 5.65 Teopots = 3.99
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
28 Orig. $3.50 to 1915
Mems Sport Coots
2o.B

ToIk about volue! Most of these
ore imported fobrics-tweeds,
tortons, soft wooIens. Beouti-
fully styled. Reeulors 3/35,
1886. l/37 2/38. 2/39,
Z/4O. 3/42. 2/44, 2/46;
Longs 2/38, 43e: Shorts:
l/38. l/40; Stouts l/3e,
f44.
9 Orig. $50 and $50 Society
Brond Sport Coots. Reoulors
l/4l: Longs 2/4o, l/4l,
l42; Stouts -l/40 . $40
End Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
2.o5 TO 3.95
Mems Shirts
4 AN

. Every shirt reduced from
stock!
. Winter and summer weights!
. includes notionoily fonous
mokes!
Q ReouIor and fused colIor
styles!
. Sizes Ia to " in the group!
If you're quick, you con save
plenty on shirt needs. We're
closing these out woy under
usuol price becouse we don't
hove every style in every size
ond color.
Street Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Misses S35 10 1895
Midseoson Coots
Sl8

Procticoi-versotiie mid-seoson
coats with royon crepe or sotin
lining. Full length in fitted and
loose styles in navy. block.
docio. red and oroy in sizes 10
to i8. Just IS topnotch volues!
Suitoble for Foil and Spring
weor.
3rd Floor, Messanine,
Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
$40 Orig. i.9e to 4.eo
Shower Curtoins

Discontinued patterns. Plostic,
voriety of designs and coIors.
regular size. Some dropes in
the group.
II Orig. 3.s9 to 7.95 Shower
Sets; curtoin and drope 1873
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Mems S Furnishings,
Sporfsweor

lot Pair Orig. 81 Mems Shorts
in boxer ond Gripper styles.
|Sonforized. full cut in striped
lpotterns and solid colors. Size
AZ and A only Z for 81
10 Orig. l.95 Sporting Motif
Ash Troys for q mons desk or
his den ----- 6oe
40 Orig. 5.95 10 SOS Long
Sleeved Royon 6obordine Sport
Shirts in popover and cordieon
styles. Med-loroe and large.
3.33
/ Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Washers. lroners &
Dryers

Demonstrators All 1881 Models Except Where Specified
J Orig. 1895 Wrneer Washer. model l7o5 90
Orig. iosss GE Wrinoer Washer, model o5I, 1850,
$3.50
Orig. $3.50 Thor Godrons, model 300 $685.
Orig. 1928 Horeieh Wrineer Wosher model I7o4P,
1895
! Orig. 1895 oe Console lroner, model AR-5o 1895
Orig. 1885 Whirlpool Console roner, model 6li.
Orig. 1895 Semi-ouomotic Wosher model NJ 1850.
1895
Orig. 1850 Thor Automooie Woshers model 222e
1895
Org. ]ss.sa Apex Automatic Washers, model 3oo2P,
1895
Orig sls.s5 Apex Automatic Wosher. model 30olp
ISo.ss
0"s L's.oo Thor Gas Dryer, model G7ol---2l9.99
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
1888
BFoudloom
Remnants

tmest alreody bound, some not boundl
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Women's Orig. e.e5 6 1925
Town & Country Shoes
SOS

Discontinued styles and short
lots OF this famous moke ot
sovinos prices! Black ond ton
suede, black, brown and novy
Golf in sings. plain pumps.
ankle strops with high and med
iun wedge heel. Also, some
"flots." Broken sizes 4 to 10,
morrow and medium widths.
Just S poirs.
3rd Floor, Washington
Store Only
Evening star., 1951-10-11

! Orig. z6.4o Rose Twist, OK,
! otis. s1.ss Rose Twist,
s Orig. 47.ss to s7.ss Green
ex2.ll. beige ex3.I, grey
9x3.5. beige l2x4", grey Tx
81 Ie.s5
I Orig. 42.s3 Green twist,
9x3.6 -----25.33
! Orig. $3.50 Grey twist, ex4,
1880
Z o,is. so.ls Rose or oreE
; Orig. 5s.2s 10 6e.45 Beige
ex4.5. grey ex5. green l2x3,3,
, Orig. 1914 TO $3.50 erey
exi2 tdomoeedj, grey l2x4,
grey l2x5.l ---4s.e5
5 Orig. $3.50 to 1865 Beige
cotton exl2. green cotton
9xl z, grey l2x4.5, grey
i2x5.8 ------59.o5
8 Orig. 1876 to 1865 grey
9x7.9. green 9xlo, beige
9xlO.6, beige 9xl2, beige
l2x9, grey l2x6, grey l2x7.3,
beige l2x8.2, rose ex8.e, rose
exe.2, grey ex9.lo. green
9xlZ (domooedI --79.e5
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Housewares

Housewares
81 Orig. Toe Shoe String po-
toto Cutters ---- Sc
"A Orig. lie yd. ArneI Shelf
edoino, yd. ------loe
- Orig. 29e Ice picks, brood
blode style Ice
so Orig. 4ee "Shower Pol"
Containers for soap, woshcloth,
etc. ete.-------z9s
IS Orig. 4se Squeeze-s style
Juice Extroctors - 29e
9 Orig. 5se Metal Egg or
Cream Whips -- 39e
~ Orig. see PIostic Drink and
Sondwich Servers 3ee
II Orig. Use Vegetable Minc-
ers. rotary style 45e
II Orig. eSe Lyk Nu Furniture
Polish. wolnut only 4se
Ia Orig. sse Choir Pads, blue
only niy-49e 49e
Is Orig. 7se Morvolon Place
Mots 49e
II Orig. 100 Porty Pin-Ons
tploce cords, pins, etc. }, Soc
II Orig. 100 Plastic Muddler
Sets s---50 soc
: Orig. sse Chair Pads in 80
voy" potten --- 59e
81 Orig. 100 MorvoIon Shelf
Edoine. plostic surtoced 69e
] Orig. l.79 Planters, deeorot-
ed rolIine-pin style 7se
4 Orig. $50 Binee Butler Porty
Aprons with pocket ---Sl
80 Orig. 1888 Sellers "Sift-
Master" Automatic Flour Sifters
81
7 Orig. I.5o Plastic Coaster
and Muddler Sets. ST
8 Orig. 3.8S Chair Pad Sets "A
to setl, yellow only l.z9
10 Orig. $50 Refrigerator De-
frosters, automatic 4.99
7th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Odd Rolls and Ends
OF Broodloom

vi OFOQQbOOW
"a Orig. s.s5 Wool ond Rose
Twist. z #. wide, So. yd., sos
~ Orig. 1926 Green Textured,
II II. wide. SO. yd.---l4.95
IS Orig. 24.95 Green Em-
bossed; 2 #. wide. 50. yd..
1898
9Th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
io3 Orig. 2.eS and 3.e8
Pillow Shoms

Assorted shons; seersucker,
quilted royon toffeto. floroI
chintz.
80 Orig. 1913 Dropes, ruffIed
seersucker -- 2.96
"a Orig. $50 Chenille Spreads.
double 3.98
n Orig. 1898 Dust Ruffies;
crinkle royon toffeto 4.95
s Orig. l4.95 Vonity Skirts;
crinkle royon toffeto :, 4.95
II Orig. $l4 FloroI Chintz
Dfopes; lined -4.sS
10 Orig. 1880 crinkIe Royon
Toffeto Dropes, lined sos
II Orig. 1895 chintz Spreads,
SI0
ls Orig. 24.s5 crinkle Royon
Tuffeto Toppers aiz.o5
9Th Floor. Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
BIonkets

BIonkets
"a Orig. s.ss Pair Blankets,
3.se
10 Orig. l4.95 AlI-Wooi Blon-
ke.s --10.9S
IS Orig. 1895 An-WooI BIon-
kets; super size. 8Ox9O in,
l4.95
II Seconds of 5Ooo wool, $3.50
royon, IS % cotton 5.S9
70 Special Purchase, Automatic
Electric 6Ionkets; including ex-
else tax ---------- 2l.1
II Orig. 1926 conforters:
ruffled. cotton filled 9.s5
5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1951-10-11
Junior Miss Dresses

20 Orig. s.s5 and 1895
Royon Foilies, Royon Toffetos
and Crepes in cosuol or dote
dresses; O selection of colors;
sizes 9 to IS - S.
20 Orig. l2.e5 and i4.95 one
piece styles in smooth mems
weor check, royon oobordines:
new foil colors; sizes 9 to IS. So
3rd Floor, Washington,
End Floor, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1951-10-11

9Th Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1951-10-11
$50 Yds. Orig. LAG
EyereIoze chintz
$50 Orig. ITS
Venetion Blinds

Doroeed in hondlino, some
ports missing, but all service
oble. White or ivory, 23 to 36
in. wide.
9th Floor, Washington