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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
Beginning Tomorrow! Greatest Storewide

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AUTO ACCESSORIES, HARDWARE
14.95-24.95 Auto Scot Covers, 1852, $40
1893 Rubber MotshieId for cor floors l.29
l.l9 PIostie-seoIed Fiber Cushion LILLE
z4.95 24-pe. Power Drill & Kit----l4.95
$40 Tool Box, Lift out troy-------2.79
2.98 ll-pe Socket Wrench Set 2.29
Gil E st. NV, nert to The Hecht Co. Parking
Garage; 9TH Floor, SilOer Spring
MEMS FURNISHINGS
3.95 Horwood conformer Pojomos, A-B-,
. CD in solid color. stripe, royon---2.99
1.50 Deluxe Royon Ties, famous make, 88e
81 g $50 Pure Silk Ties, luxurious ---1.le
1oo% DUPONT NyIon Hose, l0-l3---55e
1895 6 1925 Cotton Terry. Royon Robes.
1888
LIS to 81 Fine BroodcIoth Shorts 7oe
$50 Imported Brior Morxmon Pipes 1.39
81 Fine Linen Hondkerchiefs --- SOC
55e 6 Use Cotton and Linen Hondker-
chiefs, 2ee
81 & $50 Fomous Make Leother Belts, CSC
$50 Push Button, Aluminium Rib Umbrella,
3o9
Street Floor Washington. Siluer Spring
and PGrkington
MEMS STACKS
All Wool Tropical Worsted Siocks - 500
1895 Gobordine SIoeks Us % wool, $50
Mems Sport Clothing, Second Floor, Washing
ton; Street Floor, SilUer Spring, Parkington
MEMS sPoRTsWEAR
S. 6 sos Long sIeeved Royon Sport
Shirts 800
All Wool Tropical SIoeks, 2o-42 - 500
Street Floor, Washington Siluer Spring
and Pdrkington
MEMS SHOES
1895 Mansfield Shoes, 4 styles $3.50. e.oe
1925 Goodyear Welt Leather Loofers, 6.66
End Floor, Washington; Street Floor, SLIDER
Spring; Street Floor, Parkington
INFANTS, cHILDREN's
z.67 z7"x27" Birdseye Diapers, Hemned,
z0x4o" Gouze Diapers for 2.88
Use Side-Tie Shirts, 6 mos, Il u years. 4ee
Us lnfonts' Gowns, Kimonos 94e
Contour Crib Sheets; white, postes-- ST
36x3o" Receiving Blankets, cotton fon-
s.s5 sex5o" "Beoeon" Crib BIonkets. pos
tells .-- --2.88
5ee Quilted Cotton Pods. 17xl8"- 44c
LIS Quilted Cotton Pads, 1894" ---- Sac
2.o9 Quilted Cotton Pods, 34x52" -2.44
lnfonts' Ponties, Plastic Lined Royon tricot,
for l.l9
1.s5 to 3.es Infonts' Hondmodes, inn
$50 infont.' Cotton Growers; 9, r. Is
LIS infonts' Polo Shirts, sizes !, 2, 3, sse
1879 Quilted PIostie Utility Bog -----1.64
1.ss Infont,' PIo.tie-Lined Sun Suits. 6
rrai" Ei,d E pen.., l-4s for f0 10 %
2-Pieee Cotton Crepe sIeepers, ID ST
1.oo 3-Pe. Bumpit "PiIlow" Style Pod l.5s
1879 Woter-repeIIont Bossinet Pads --l.58
2.99 Quilted Plastic Bossinet Liner - 2.44
6-BottIe Aluminium SterIizer 3.24
$50 Boby-Bye Auto Scot. Bed Combine
$50 PIostie Mattress Cover, zip 1.58
End Floor, Washington and Siluer Spring.;
3rd Floor, Parkington
GIRLS APPAREL
400 to 7.ee Cotton Dresses, 7 to IA, 800
1.99 Sleeveless BIouses, 7-l4----2 for So
1.99 Girls Polo Shirts -----2 for So
Girls Boxer Shorts, to Ia - for So
800 Girls Cotton Skirts; 7-14---- 2.99
End Floor, Washington and Siluer Spring.;
3rd Floor, Pnrkington
TEENS AND JR. TEENS APPAREL
s.95-l4.s5 Tee" Dresses, 7-l5--- e.99
$50 Teens Shorts, lO-l6--- leach l.69
sos to 7.95 Teens Cotton Skirts,
1915 1913
2.98 Teens Sleeveless BIouses, 1915 238
$50 Jr. Teen Little Boy Shorts,
2.es Jr. Teen Cotton BIouses, 1914 1879
sos Jr. Teen Skirts; many styles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

TOILETRIES
2Se Kleenex Tissue, 2-ply qualify 23e
DeIsey Toilet Tissue, single or double ply,
roll -...----- --,.-l lac
81 LonoIin Soop, 5 bors, ours alone l.3e
sos Mother-of-Pearl Compoet-
SunsIosses, 4-bose lens - .-----l.e8
Mirror Tissue Box, Matching Basket $50
LIS ProphyIoetie Plastic Comb and Brush
Set - -6 soc
$50 to So Assorted Mohawk Brushes CSC
81 Mohawk Ladies' Hair Brushes, nylon
bristles --
39e Dr.. Vests Toothposte- Toe
Street Floor, Washington. SLIDER Spring and
P1rkington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
WoMEN'S HOSIERY

WoMEN'S HOSIERY
Marie Antoinette Kantrun Mesh Hose, 1.19
ArpIus 60 Gause. IS Denier Nylons --S9e
Atplus IS Denier Block Heel g Seam, 8ee
Washable chintz "Tubbies" Slippers 98e
Street Floor, Washington, SLIDER Spring
and Parkington
HANDBAGS, UMBRELLAS
Stunning Spring Handbags
Reyon FaiIIe, Straw, PIostie Hendboss, z.5e
Mems Push-up Umbrellas. ocetote- 400
$50 Ladies' l6-Rib UmbreIIas- 400
3.o5 Ladies' 16-Rib Umbrellas 2.89
Street Floor, Washington, SLIDER Spring
and Parkington
COSTUME JEWELRY
$2-$3 Simulated Pearl Necklaces ST
RieheIieu PeorIs, l-2-3 80
Better Costume 69e
All jewelry plus tax
Street Floor, Washington, Siluer Spring
and Parkington
JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS
1898 Birthday Ring, styes-- S9S
Ladies' and Mems Woteh Assortment, II
Jewels, 81 styles
1850 Seth Thomos Leather Covered Alarm
Clocks 5.48
sos 6. {. All Purpose Alarm Clocks 7.s9
SIS 6. E. "Lumalorm" Clocks 4!8S
AL plus
Street Floor, Washington, SLIDER Sprinu
and P1rkingtOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

STATIONERY
$50 Plastie Cooted PIoyins Cords, metal
1873 Quilted Plastic Bridge TobIe Cover,
1.5o
1e-in. Split cowhide Brief Bog, pockets,
$685.
1.39 self-SeoI Box Stationery; z sizes 98e
1.1e Shodow Stripe Pound Pepper; 3-Pc. set,
98e
59e Imported Portfolio Of Stationery,
for 81
81 Boxed Stationery ------2 for 81
1.19 Leather Desk Pods --.---. 8oe
1925 5-Pe. Genuine ONYX Desk Set 8.e5
79e Diamond Point" Fouatoin and Boil
Point Pens -------. ----------- SEE
2.98 Magnetic Memo Pad
'plus tax
Street Floor, Washington, Sluer Spring and
PGrkington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
DRESS FABRICS


Pennington
DRESS FABRICS
7se Royon, Acetate Teffe+o. yd---- 4se
Peter Pan Printed Waffle Pique
sSe Provincial, Dark Print cottons,
yd ~ 5 SOC
1893 creose-Resist Irish Linen, yd - l.4e
1.39 Embossed Gold, Print Cotton, yd 79e
1893 EyeIet Embroidery orsondy. Botiste,
yd 1.29
sse Washable Gold Print cottons. yd: see
79e orsondy, permanent finish, 3D. 59e
l.29 Print Pima Wolfe. non-creose, yd. 79e
9Sc Don River Chombroy, yd 69c
Assorted Washable Spring cottons, yd. 59e
2.4o Printed NyIon. yd ------- l.6e
Puekered Nylon, solid coIors, yd.---- 1863
7se-see Denim Cottons, solids,
l.3e Reyon & NyIon Morquisette, yd s9e
2.69 Silk Shontuns. solid colors. yd.-- rs
l.3o Woven chombroy, yd-- 79e
l.29 NyIons. Daerons, orIons, yd--- see
78e-9Se Print Royon Crepe, washable,
vd. - 59e
l.ls sembers' Reyon sheers, prints,
100 Non-ereese Butcher Reyon, yd 6ee
l.2e NvIon Gold Color Prints, yd = 8ee
"Reg. r. q. Patent ONCE
Street Floor. WASHINGTON: 3rd Floor,
SilDer Spring; 3rd Floor, Pennington
SPORTING EQUIPMENT
Wilson Tennis Rockets, nyIon strung $50
81 Liquid Center English Golf Balls.
each 49, - 6oe
Con Of 3-I.95 Sheldon English Tennis
Bells -,----- 1.3o
5.95 Adult Size Leother BoseboiI Gloves,
3.71
6oiferaft Ralph Guldohl 7-Pe. Golf Set,
3e.e5
Street Floor, Washington; 4th Floor SLIDER
Spring; Street Floor, PGrkington
PHOTO STUDIO
$50 8x10" Photo in full oil Color 6.e5
$50 Miniature Photo in full oil color 4.95
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

CAMERA SHOP
BoIsey b. camero 8 Leather Evereodv
Cose $3.50
4s.75 Model A. T.Dc. Slide Protector. 200
Watt Lamp, &C. DC, blower cooled $3.50
1925 Model &c Radiant Screen, 3Ox40".
1875
Regular Il IS 4Ox4O"
z3.75 Beacon Camera --------19.75
1925 &C.. PRl Exposure Meter ---2l.5O
BIS All Metal Slide File; so slides, 2.69
s.95 Diomond Gods-it Bog ~-- 6.95
Street Floor, Washington, SLIDER Spring and
PGrkingtOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

MEMS SHOES
1895 Mansfield Shoes, 4 styles - ee9
1925 Goodyear Welt Leather Loofers, 6.66
End Floor, Washington; Street Floor Siluer
Spring; Street Floor, Parkingt0n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

chiIdren's Cotton Soeks--5 for 81
BIS Loeonio Barefoot SondoIs; 5 to 8, 812
to IL, wv to 3--------- 2.99
4.e5 to sos Loeonio Mary Jone Strops,
white; sizes to 8, 800; 8h to 3, 4.49
4.o5 Mary Jone Saddle oxfords. 5 to 800
Girls, youth sizes 81 to 3------4.49
500 Teens Saddle oxfords 4.e9
6.95 Boys Moeeosin oxfords 400
End Floor, Washington and SLIDER Spring.;
3rd Floor, PQrkinQton
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Uncle Rays Corner

The republic Of Guatemala has
about the same area as the State
Of Virginia, and Is the home Of ai-
most four million people, according
to the latest estimate.
There is something Of special
interest about those people. They
belong largely to the race Of
Mayas. The Mayas were the most
civilized Of all Indians in the New
World at the time Of the voyages
Of Columbus. They had an excel
lent calendar system and could
write III q crude way. They also
knew something about the use OF
metals, especially copper and gold.
There are Mayas In southern
Mexico, also in Honduras, but
Guatemala Is the only country
which they can be said TO "own.'
1t would be . mistake to sup
pose that all the people Of Guate-
mala are Indians, but the major
|ity are Of fuIl-blooded indian
stock. Only 5 per cent are full
hlooded whites.
Along with other parts Of Cen-
|tral America, Guatemala revolted
|asainst Spanish rule during the
first quarter of the past century.
FOR ) time after that, It was .
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Take My Word for 1t
By Frank Coiby
By Fronk Colby

Many of my readers ask questions
about the troublesome twins: Lie
Lay. To them I offer the following
key:
To test the correctness of any
sentence in which lay or lie occurs
substitute place" for lay, and
&rest" for lie.
I Example (Present Time): Please
the book on the table. Rest the
book? No. Place the book? Yes.
Therefore: Please lay (place) the
book on the table.
7 present Time, with ling VERDI:
He is on the floor. Placing on
the floor? No. Resting on the floor?
Yes. Therefore: He is lying rest-
4ng) on the floor.
Il (Past Time): She the boxes
on the chair. Rested the boxes on
the chair? No. Placed the boxes on
the chair? Vest. Therefore: She
laid (placed the boxes on the
chair.
Now try your "place-rest" key on
these sentences:
/. Remind me to the carpet
on the stairs.
2. The ship is +. at anchor.
5. shall. in bed until noon.
a.. the package right here.
S. She :. the letter on the desk
yesterday.
Answers: /. lay; 2. lying; 8. lie;
4. Law: 5. laid.
For those who are grammar-con-
:seious, the choice is made through
recognition Of types of verbs. Lay
is a transitive verb (requireS an OBJ
iect). That is, one must lay SOME
THING. Example: Lay the cloth
(something) on the table.
Lie is an intransitive verb fdoes
NOT have an object). That is, one
must NOT lie something. Example: !:
They were lying on the beach. They
were NOT lying something-tney
were Just lying!
To those who were taught that
persons lie and objects lay, say:
THERE is NO SUCH RULE.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
A Guatemala Weaver.

part Of Mexico. but It became q
free republic ia years ago.
Since that time, Guatemala has
had several periods in which it
was ruled by 1dictators." To q
certain extent. the small white
population has been able to rule
the country, but the Indians have
made their votes count during re-
cent years.
Guatemalans are known for the
loads they put. on their backs. The
men carry huge packs Of charcoal,
rugs and so forth on their backs,
and transport tn EN- for miles.
while they are youths, they start
Evening star., 1952-02-01
controct Bridge

SAu0t 0
By EosIey Bloekwood
4 One thing (or perhaps I had bet
ter say another thing) Mr.. Muzzy
gxinds it hard to understand Is the
matter Of trump control
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH.
ga (Miss Brash)
A8764
2Q54
OAKS
@KQ7
WEST. EAST.
(Mr. Champion) (Mrs. Keen)
Il AAKJ952 A103
II 2A76 232
% 109632
&A98 &6542
SOUTH.
(Mr. Muzzy)
40
VKJ1oss
= QJ87
&J103
The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
iclub Pass heart 2spades
Pass Pass 3hearts 3 3spades
41learts An pass
In today's deal Mr.. Champion
was furious when his opponents
breezed right into four hearts
against his powerful hand.
He led the king Of spades and
got madder than ever when Mr..
Muzzy promptly spread his cards
on the table and claimed his con-
tract.
"Give you the first trick and the
ace of trumps and the ace of clubs, ;"
he announced grandly. Turning toI
the kibitzers, he added, Not every
body would have bid my hand
again"
"And everybody would have got
q better result than you're going
to get" snarled Mr.. Champion.
"Play cards, stupid"
What are you going to take"
asked MIR. Muzzy angrily as he
picked up his cards. Go ahead
and lead"
Dazed.
Mr.. Champion did lead. He con-
tinued spades. Mr.. Muzzy ruffed
and led q trump. 1t won. He led
another trump and Mr.. Champion
took the ace.
Out came another spade and Mr..
Muzzy ruffed again. At this point
he had the lone king of trumpS in
his hand and the lone queen on the
board. And there was still trump
in Mr.. Champions hand.
II he started to run diamonds,
Mr.. Champion would ruff the sec
end lead, and his ace of clubs would
complete the set. Playing in daze
now, Mr.. Muzzy took out the last
trump and then cashed four dia-
mond tricks.
Through.
After that he was through.
When he led a club, Mr.. Champion
took the rest of the tricks with the
ace of clubs and good spades.
Always ready with an alibi, Mr..
Muzzy pointed out that he thought
he had a six-card suit in hearts.
Don't give us that stuff" re-
marked Mr.. Champion. IF you be-
Heved you had six hearts, you'd
probably have reached a Slam"
(Copyrisht, 1852, General Features Corp.1
Evening star., 1952-02-01
an.rer q RRNCRNT.
Bornucles Are Hardy

SAN FRANCISCO Although
barnacles thrive best in warm wat
ers, they do survive long trips TO
6mparatively cold regions.
Evening star., 1952-02-01

THE STORY OF THE ALPHABET
Is q new leafiet By Uncle Ray. It con-
tains Is fine. illustrations and many
get q copy send . stamped. self.
addressed envelope 70 Uncle Ray IN
care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
Come
! Find 80 or more words In
MANTELET,

F1nQ 81 or more W0fQS IN
MANTEL EFT,
meaning, "a short cloak or cape"
Average is SO; limit. 80 minutes.
Ruies-- Words must be oi four or more
letters. words which acquire four letters
"cats" are not used. Only one form Of
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to REIICENT.
rent. recent rein, recite. rice. rite, entiee,
entire, enter, erect, teer, tent. tern, teen.
tenet tire, tier, tine, tint, tree. trtce, trttes
trine, tret, icer, inert, inter, cent center,
cite netter, nicer, niece, inter.
Evening star., 1952-02-01
By Ramon coffmon

to develop the muscles Of their
shoulders and necks. BY the time
they are young men, they can carry
loads Of several hundred pounds.
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Lamps

38-$5.99 aluminium and Brass
Gooseneck Desk Lamps, single
or pin-up; as is S3.47
47-S7.98 Black Modern Pan.
ther Table Lamps with Parch-
ment Drum Shade S3.97
21-$6.9S China Table Lamps
with rayon shades, 26" tall,
1897
1S-$2.9S Brass Pin-up Lamps,
lacquered. With hurricane
shade . Sl.97
7-$10.98 Modern Pottery Black.
amOor Lamps; black, red COM
bination. Parchment shades,
S5.97
19-$9.98 Modern Black
Wrought Iron Combination
Table and Bridge Lamps with
shades ---------..- SIT
4-S39.98 COrdey Table Lamps,
floral design. Maroon trim,
square base, swirl shade, 1887
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Le0fherqOOdS

LeOeUeFgOOUS
50 Leather, Faille and Wool
Broadcloth Bags with top
handles S3.S8
25-S5.00 Leather and Fabric
Bags $3.50
2O-S7.95-S1O.95 Leather and
Fabric Bags $500
1O-S10.5O Leather Bags S7.95
S59.5O Navy Calf Bag with SIM
ulated tortoise shell frame.
$500
$3.50 Navy Calf Bag $3.50
4-S17.50 Leather Bags, as is,
$3.50
25-S3.OO Bags Sl.49
All Prices Plus 2Ooa Tar
Street Floor-Washington
Je,Uekrg
S12.O0 Rhinestone Necklace,
Bracelet and Earring Set in
oxidized silver color metal,
$500
$500 Rhinestone Bracelet, $3.50"
$500 Rope Necklace of simu-
lated pearls and jade color
beads S1.OO*
so pcs. S5.OO-S7.50 Costume
JeWelrv $500
2-S2.0O and $3.50 Pocket Light
erS S1.29
3-S11.00 Necklace, Bracelet
and Earring Sets $3.50
IO-S2.00-S $500 COmpacts Sl.69
*PluS 20o5 Tar
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Occasional
Furniture

1-S59.95 Nest Of Tables, gen.
uine mahogany and leather;
marred -------- S32.57
1-S69.95 Genuine Mahogany
Lamp Table with leather;
marred S42.57
1-S54.95 Drop-Leaf Cocktail
Table. genuine mahogany;
damaged S32.57
2-$54.95 End Tables, large,
genuine mahogany Chinese
Chippendale $32.57
1-S29.95 Cocktail Table, gen.
uine mahogany crotch, mahog-
any veneer; floor sample, $19.S7
2-$14.95. Bookcases, mahog-
finished wood, 18"
wide S9.87
1-S14.95 Half Oval End Table,
solid maple; floor sample, STAT
1-S15.95 Solid Maple Coffee
Table, Duncan Phyfe; as is,
S6.47
1-$32.95 Lamp Table, genuine
maple, %" square $19.87
1-$11.95 Magazine Basket, ma
hogany-finished hardwood,
S7.s7
2-S59.95 End Tables, genuine
mahogany, leather; floor SAM
ole - S32.57
1-$14.95 Coffee Table, mahog-
any-veneered; floor sample,
STAT
1-$39.95 Decorator Chair, mod
ern; brown; floor sample, $l9.87
1-S44.95 Drop-Leaf Dinette
Table, mahogany veneer; floor
sample - $27.57
1-S59.95 Lounge Chair, roll
arm style, fringed foam-rubber
seat, red -- -------- $32.57
1-$29.95 Tea Cart, mahogany
finished hardwood, serving tray,
floor sample ------ $14.97
1-S49.95 Nest Of Tables, Fer
guson genuine mahogany; floor
sample ---------$ $SS.S7 =
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Bedroom
Furniture

2-S29.50 Innerspring Mat
treSseS, twin size $l6.88
1-S52.50 Simmons Smooth Top
Innerspring Mattress, double
size S31.SS
1-S32.95 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, twin size $21.S8
1-S32.95 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, double size - $21.S8
1-S29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
double size S16.88
1-S29.5O Serta Innerspring
Mattress, twin size S16.88
1-S44.50 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, double size ,-- $22.25
1-S49.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, double size S32.88
1-$129.O0 Foam Latex Mat
tress and Box Spring Set, double
size: as Is --...---- S64.99
1-S49.50 Serta Innerspring
Mattress, double size $32.88
1-S32.95 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, twin size, torn,
S16.99
1-$69.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, twin size; floor sam
pie S45.99
1-S63.50 Innerspring Holly
wood Bed, 80" wide S39.95
1-$39.95 Innerspring Holly
wood Bed, 80" wide -. S24.88
6 seconds $7.95 Foam Latex
Pillows - S3.88
1-S77.50 Foster Studio Couch,
innerspring mattress and pill
lows --.. $44.44
1-S42.5O Modern Blond We
neered Bed, twin size = S19.95
2-S14.95 Simmons Metal Panel
Beds, twin size -- --$8.88
1-S22.5O Boudoir Chair, blue
and wine $11.25
1-$27.5O Boudoir Chair, blue
and wine $13.75
2-$22.5O B0udoir Chairs, ma
tural and green - $11.25
1-S11.50 BoudOir Chair, blue
chintz upholstery ~ $4.99
Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Linens and
DOpaseSticS

70O-19c Pure Jute Mats, 13x18"
size. 10 for $1.O0
4O-$5.95 Chenille Cotton Loop
Pile Rugs, non-skid backs,
S3.19
so-s11.s5 Quaker Lace Cloths,
72x90", ecru color 1896
19O-59c Tuffy The Elephant
Plastic Place Mats, for kiddies,
39c
12-$7.95 Pure Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 7Ox80" size,
S4.es
14-$1O.95 Pure Irish Linen
Damask Cloths, 70x106" size,
S7.99
2O-S6.99 Solid Color Chenille
Bedspreads. full, twin size, $3.99
Street Floor-Washington
Fabrics
200 yds. $1.OO Rayon Gabardine,
8 colors " ,69c yd.
500 yds. s1.s9-s1.6s Nyion
Prints, light grounds -$1.O0 yd.
800 yds. $1.69 Quilted Wool
Filled Rayon Satin for inter-
lining -----------$1.49 yd.
200 yds. $l.OO Washable RayOn
Tweed Suiting, 3 colors- 59c
Street Floor-WaShington
Art Goods
15-$1.98 Doll Kits with doll
and instructions S1.29
20 prs. $1.0O Stamped Pillow
Cases, soiled- -69c pr.
18-$1.49 Stamped Linen Scarfs,
oOAICO SJC
2-$19.5O HassOcks. plastic
covered, blue e---------S1O.98
50-39c, Soc Stamped Linen
Napkins ---------15c
Fourth Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Infants Wear

b9c Receiving Blankets. 26x34,
white and pastels SOC
lrregs. of S2.99 Ribbon-Bound
Beacon Blankets, fits 6-yr. crib,
white or yellow S2.25
S7.95 Wide-Wale Corduroy
Waist Coat Set, high colors,
sizes 8 to 6x S4.OO
75c RayOn TricOt Panties, eyelet
trim, dark green. size 6 Soc
$3.50 Plastic Rain Coats with
Hood, elastic belts, sizes 8 and
$500
Boys s1.4s Tie and suspender
Gift Set ~ SOC
$3.50 Pastel Plaid Skirts, swing
style, broken sizes 8 to Ok, SI.5O
Girls S2.99-$3.99 Felt Hats. 81. 90
S1.O0 Long and Short Sleeve
Screen-Printed Polo Shirts.
white, maize and blue, sizes 2
to 8 SOC
Girls 69c Nylonized Acetate
TricOt Panties. sizes 2 and 4, 38c
79c-S2.49 Cuddly Animal Toys.
49o-S1.50
s2.99 Pastel Wool Knit Sacque
Sets S1.50
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Lingerie

25-S3.99 Ray0n Gowns, broken
styles, colors and sizes $2.00
1880 Cotton Crepe Pajamas,
broken colors and sizes $1.99
20-S1.99 White Cotton Cam
isOles. Broken sizes 79c
75-S3.99 White Rayon Petit
coats. Small, medium, large
sizes ----- S2.59
Second Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
15-S3.99 Cotton ShOrtie Gowns.
white and maize. broken styles
and sizes Sl.99
100-S1.99 Cotton Batiste
Gowns, broken styles, colors and
sizes $l.49
35-S4.99 Rayon TricOt Gowns,
broken sizes and colors $2.39
25-S3.99 White Crin0line Petit
coats, broken sizes $3.50
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
SOiled Blankets


7-S14.95 All-WOol Blankets,
72x84", green only S9.97
3-S19.95 All-Wool Blankets,
72x90" S13.97
4-S1S.95 All-Wool Blankets,
72X90" SI3.97
5-S1O.95 Blankets, 500 wool.
50ec cotton, 72x84" S7.97
4-S1l.95 All-WooI Blankets,
72x84" S4.97
6-S22.5O All-Wool Blankets,
72X90" --.--.- S14.97
Street Floor-Washington Only
Rugs
1-Sl23.75 Grey. Green Broad
loom Rug, as is; 9Xl5 S39.95
1-S99.O0 Grey and Green
Broadloom Rug, as is, 9x12,
$500
1-S135.00 Rose Tone-On-tOne
Rug, as is. 9Xl2 ------- S49.95
1-S15.95 Felt-Base Rug, as is,
9X15 S2.99
6-Secoqds S6.95 Felt Base
Rugs. 6x9 S1.39
23-S12.95 Sample BrOadlOOm
Pieces, wool, 27X54 S2.99
80 yds. $4.95-$S.95 Carpet Rem
nants, 27" S1.99 yd.
1-S68.10 Blue TOne-On-t tone
Rug. soiled, 12X6 ---- S15.95
1-S96.80 Green Carved Wilton
Rug, 12x5.1O S29.95
Washington-Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Hosiery

1913 prs. Famous Name Full
Fashioned Nylons, broken as
sortment 2 prs. $1.00
122 prs. S1.25 Sheer and Super
Sheers Nylons, size 81a only
39c pr.
141 prs. of Imperfs. of S1.50
Famous Name N0-Seam NylOns
2 prs. S1.00
227 prs. of Imperfs. of $1.39
Cotton Ankle Socks, 8 to II
A prs. S1.00
Al prs. of Irregs. of $1.65 Knee
High Super Sheer Nyl0ns. bro
ken sizes 79c pr.
81 prs. S1.65 Black Heel Nylons.
discontinued style In broken
sizes $1.00 pr.
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Handkerchief

$50 Mems 29c Cotton Initial
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ment of initials l9c
100 Mems 59c White Linen
Handkerchiefs with broken as
sortment Of initials ---- $50
50 boxes Mems 8 for $1.00 Ini-
tial Handkerchiefs, broken as
sortment 59c box
IS Women's S1.O0 Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ment Soc
$50 WOmen's Hand Rolled Ini-
tial Handkerchiefs. White and
pastels. Broken assortment of
large petal initials - 100
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Notions

2O-S3.98 Plastic Raincoats with
hoods, small size S1.49
25-S1.0O Plastic Sock Dryers,
fits up to liz size 39c
40-39c-69c Plastic Lamp Shade
Covers, broken sizes 19c
3O-S1.OO, S1.69 H0us e h o d
Aprons. assorted colors SOC
25-S1.OO Scuffs, rubber foam
soles, broken sizes; soiled 39c
3O-S1.98 Girdles, 2-way stretch;
small, medium sizes 49c
15-S149 Plastic Storm Boots,
small, medium, large sizes CSC
4O-$1.00 Wood Utility Boxes
with picture top---...- $50
3O-S1.0O Plastic Laundry Bags,
49c
Street Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1952-11-27
Rlgdgef Dresses

1896 TwO-Pc. RayOn Faille
Dresses, misses and half-sizes,
$500
e1O.95 PuoAered NylOn Dresses,
misses and women's sizes, $500
Misses and WOmen's S5.95 Two
Pc. Rayon Faille Dresses 1888
Misses Sl4.95 Dressy Rayons,
$500
Misses SI4.95 to S17.95 Long and
Short Formals $500
Misses and Half Size $8.95 "
Neck Wool Dresses S4.99
Second Floor-Washington
Goats and Suits
i56 Misses, Women's, Juniors
e19.95-S29.95 All-Season Rayon
Suits. Assorted styles ana COL
ors S16.88
6 Misses and Women's $685.
S79.95 Fur-Trimmed Coats
$4,000 and $4,000
S-S39.95-S59.95 Light Weight
Coats and Toppers $27.OO
10 Misses and Women's $685.
1895 Wool Suits $500
Misses and W0men's $685.
es9.95 Lightweight Coats and
Foppers - $1,000
4 Misses -$29.95 Navy
Rayon Faille and Taffeta Dust
s Misses $685. $500 Winter
Coats, tan and white $48.00
Second Floor-WaShington