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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
Perfect Attendance
Roster Announced
For TIC. School

The perfect attendance roster
for the Tabor City school for the
year 1928 was released this
week by Principal C. H. Primer
BY horne rooms the list in
Icludea: MS. Earle Floyd, Sammy
Jacobs and Dian Faulk; Miss Ro
berta McCulloch - Wanda Lou
Fowler, Patricia Norris, and Eliz
'abeth Ann Nealey; Mrs. Leon w
Bullard-Frances Watts and De-
Won Spivey; Mrs. c. H. Primer
Rayford SMALL; Miss Kate Jones
-Lenore Beck, Judy Buffkin,
Mary 10 Fowler, and Linda
Wood; Miss Anne Brooks Nc.
Cougar - Ronald Ray, Shirley
Ann Duncan, Brenda Gale Nor
ris; Betty 10 Stanley, Ann Ward,
Edith Williams, LESSEE Jane
Wright and Shirley Duncan; Mrs.
o. v. Hicks-Linda Wright, Judy
Granger, Hilda Gray Spivey;
Miss Myrtle Bailey - Nancy
Faulk; Mrs. Marguerite c. Smith
-Eldon Russ, Arthur Tompkins,
Linda Long and Gwendolyn
Wright.
Mrs. Laura F. Sarvis-Richard
Mills, I. S. Wright, Kay Frances
Gore, Phyllis Norris, Geraldine
Boswell, Princess Watts and
Harold Norris; Mrs. Geraldine
Caruso - Betty 10 McDaniels,
Douglas Beck, Gary Wayne Gore;
Miss Lois Summerford - Clay,
burn Coleman; Miss Hazel Todd
Vernon Stephens, Judy Norris
Robbie Jean Shepherd; Mrs
Blan E. Hufham-Harry Strick'
land and Carolyn Beck; Miss Eva
Mills-Toby Fowler, Faye Norris
Pinitta Granger, Peggy Wright
and Doris Ward; Mrs. w. H.
Shelley, Jr.-Jimmy Spivey (five
years..
Miss Helen Butler-Mabel Tur'
neville and Frances Norris; Mrs.
Nettie Hammond - Lollie Jane
spivey; Miss Janet Tomlinson-
T.inwood Spivey and Virginia
Gore: Miss Sarah Britt-Gayie
Kelley and Alene Mobiles; Worth
Dalton-Joan Cox, Willaree Nor,
ris, Billy Worth Spivey; Sanford
pittman-Jane Smith and Bar
bara spivey; F. F: Thompson SON.
BERNARD Norris and James Will.
ans: Miss Carolyn Todd, Mitchell
Wray, Billy Spivey and Gall
Fowler.
High School - Mrs. Frances
Ravnor-Dock Fowler, Jr., Est
Lone Mobiles and Janet Watts;
Mrs, 6. L. Jackson - Mary
Canady: S. w. Caruso-Lou Floy
watts; Bill Ratteree -Evangline
Etheridge; Mrs w. w. Woody
Harold Jordan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
MUSICAL PROGRAM
SET FOR BAPTIST
CHURCH SUNDAY

Mrs. Nell r. Fowler and Miss
Margaret 10 Jernigan will render
a program of music at the Mount
Tabor Baptist church worship
hour Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
Rev. P. C. Can't, pastor, announ'
ced. Mrs. Fowler is church or
ganist and Miss Jernigan is
church pianist.
The program will include
"Crown Him with Many Crowns"
by Hopkins; "The Lost Chord
bv Sullivan; Largo From The
New World Symphony" by Dvo.
rak: I'm A Monastery Garden
by Cronham; and "The LORDS
Prayer" by Malotte.
The program is open to the
public and will be given during
the sermon period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
Mrs. Bessie w. Byrd
Claimed By Death

Mrs. Bessie Ward Byrd, 81
died at her home in Conway, g:
c., Wednesday afternoon, May
p, at 5 o'clock. Although she
had been in declining health f6f
a long period she was confined
to her bed only for several days
prior to her death. III
Funeral rites were held from
the chapel of the Inman Funeral
home in Tabor City Friday after;
noon at 4 o'clock with the Rev,
G. w. Crutchfield, pastor of the
Saint Paul Methodist church of
ciating. He was assisted by B
Rev. P. c. Can't, pastor of tag
Mount Tabor Baptist church, and
the Rev. A. F. Raglan, pastor At
the Conway, S. c., MethodiSl
church. Interment followed in the
family plot at Myrtle Greeu
Cemetery. "a
Pallbearers were nepheWs MtAs
ray Ward and Jack B. Hyman 81
Florence, S. c., DR.. w. K. Rogers
and Norman M. Rogers of Loris
S. c., A. V. Elliot, Jr., and Eugene
Ward of Tabor City. -
A daughter of the late Elizabeth
Hamilton Ward and the late f.
J. C. Ward of Dillon, S. c., ans
Tabor City she was the wife Oh
the late w. w. Byrd. She was 81
charter member of the Saint Pau,
Methodist church and resided, lir
Tabor City from 1907 until about
one year ago. She was born II
Dillon county September 5, BS5;
She is survived by on SON: ~;
Hoyt Byrd of Loris, S. c.; 4WQ
daughters, Mrs. G. L. CheStagR
and Miss Kate Howard Byrd
the home; three brothers, Mild
F. Ward of Savannah, Ga.;~
A. Ward of Whiteville; and VaH
C. Ward of Tabor City; five ~
tiers, Mrs. N. M. Rogers, Sr,
Loris, S. c., Mrs. Maye w. Sle1
venson of Florence, S. c., Mrs
A J. Walsh of Brentwood, Md.
Mrs. A. v. Elliott, ST., and Mr1]
Blanche w. Lyman of Tabor Cityl
and one granddaughter, Sarah
Gavle Chestnut of the home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
TALLY SPEAKS COMMISSIONERS OK PLANS e g
IN WHITEVILLE FOR AGRICUL TURAL BUILDING

Columbus County moved a step
nearer toward the erection of a
new agricultural building Friday
when the Board of County Com
missioners authorized architects
to draw up contracts for the sig
natures of low bidders.
Although original bids were ov-
er the 100000 approved in the
bond election, alterations and eli
limitations were made in plans in
order to bring the total cost with
in the authorized sum.
Under the plans approved Fri
day, the agricultural building will
cost $98,5OO for contingencies.
Constructors are East Carolina
Construction Company, Fayette-
vile, general construction; Wac
camaw Electric Company, White
vile, wiring; McGirt's Heating
and Electric Company, Maxton,
heating; and Thomas Stanley,
Whiteville, plumbing.
The Board Of Commissioners
will meet again on the first Mon
day in June to sign contracts.
The First National Bank of
Whiteville was designated as the
official depository for agricultural
building funds and the waccamaw
Bank and Trust Company was
designated as the depository for
hospital bond funds.
The agreement on contract pri-
ces at Fridays meeting had the
effect IF making certain that the
agricultural building will be erect
ed as plan aed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
DEATH CLAIMS
T G.. CLEMONS

Funeral rites for John Crelgn-
ton Clemens, AZ, were held IRON
the Graveside at Long Cemetery
Tabor City, route 8, Saturday al
+ernoon at d O'Clock. Mr.. Clemens
a farmer of Tabor City, route o.
d;ed in the James Walker Mem
orial hospital, wilmington, FRI
day afternoon at $50 following
several months illness. 49,
He is survived by his wife; Two
cons &c Clemens, Jr., and JULIUS
w Clemens, and daugh.s,,
barbara Ann Clemens, all OF the
home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
LEGION MEETING

An important meeting Of the
Tabor City American Legion Post
10l will be held at Blackburn's
Barbecue dining room at 1880
Thursday night. Every member of
the post who is interested in this
years baseball program is urged
to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

MFR. end Mrs. F. c. Wood and
Mics Marjorie Wood spent the
W., with friends in Kinston.
w sunday, they attended the
e S anniversary OF Atlantic
c C College in Wilson. Mrs.
49, is an alumnae of A C. c.
w" Mrs. H, K. Cause and children,
rharlene and Ronnie, left last
rask FOR Fort Knox, KY. to be
" home with Sgt. Cause.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
MRS. JOE TALLY
VISITS HERE

On behalf of her husbands
candidacy for congress of the Sew.
enth District, Mrs. Joe Tally OF
FAYETTEVILLE visited here yester-
dav She was accompanied by
friends from Fayetteville and they
were dinner guests Of Mrs. R. C..
HARRISON, Jr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
CANCER TAGS
RAISE MONEY
FOR SOCIETY

Tag Day for the local fund,
American Cancer Society, will be
held here again Saturday, local
officials announced today.
Nancy Spivey, Judy Norris and
Ramona Spivey will be in charge
of the Solication and the distribu-
ton of educational material. The
girls raised $500 for the local
fund this past Saturday-Tag Day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
Poppy Day To Be
Observed Saturday

Poppy Day will be observed
here Saturday, Memorial Day
Toe Spivey, commander of the
carlton M. Fonvielle Post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, annourl-
ced. Local girls will be in charge
of the sales.
The peoples are made by dis,
abled veterans of both World
wars and the Korean conflict and
the money will be used for vet
orsns and their needy children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
Seniors Eentertained
With Party Here

Mrs. w. w. Woody and \
Nell R. Fowler entertained IN
members of the Tabor City His
school graduating class with :
outdoor weiner roast at the hq
of the former Monday eveni1
May 10. -
About So attended. IL
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
WADE FOWLER
TO SPEAK HERE
Sunday AM.

Wade Fowler, ministerial stu
don't who graduated from Mars
iii college this week, will de-
liver the sermon for the II o'clock
Worship hour Sunday morning at
W. Mount Tabor Baptist church,
Dow P C. Can't, pastor an
nounced.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

Mrs. Lewis Gore, Mrs. M FL
Norris, and Mrs. James Brice at
tended the final commencemuf|
exercises at Coker college Mon1
at which time Miss Cricket Blao
burn graduated. They were ~;
companied by Cricket's pareasas
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Blackburn q
Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

Mrs. Bill Clemens was the w
enr guest Of Mr.. and MIS-. n. wv, w.
Gore in Bolton Wednesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Better Dresses
Washington-Street Floor

12-$14.95 Rayon Taffetas; red,
navy, brown; 10-18-------$S.00
@$39.95 Cocktail Dresses;
black rayon taffeta------$24.00
4EWOmen's $19.95 Rayon
Crepes; rayon satin collars:
black. brown n-------$ $12.OO
2-S65.OO Wedding Gowns with
trains; white rayon satin; r.
IA $500
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Infants Weas.

59c Cotton Receiving Blankets;
paStels, 24x36- 35c
$1.99-$2.29 Rayon Tricot Slips,
lace trims, 2-8------$1.35
$4.99-$5.95 Cotton Dresses, 2-3
$3.50
75c Cotton Knit Undershirts;
short sleeve, slipons; 3d. 40c
$2.99 Cotton Flannelette Dust
ers; 4-6x- - $1.5O
Boys S1.99 Cotton Flannel
Sport Shirts, 3-6 -----. zoe
$1.79 Corduroy Boxer Longies.
2-3 ------5Oc
$1.79 Bib Top Corduroy Over
alls, size 2----------- Soc
$1.99-$2.29 Cotton Flannelette
Pajamas; broken sizes, 2-8 $1.00
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Occasional
Furniture

5-S19.95-S24.95 Cocktail Tables,
mahog. veneers, damaged $3.50
6-S14.95-$24.95 Lamp Tables,
mahog. veneerS, damaged, 81 80
8-$12.95-$19.95 End Tables, ma
hog. finish or mahog. veneers,
damaged $3.50
1-$27.50 End Table, solid birch,
modern style, damaged $l3.75
1-$37.5O Barbecue, lined oak.
Imperfect -- -$18.88
1-$62.5O Console Table, mahog.
veneer, 3 leaves ------$ $37.88
3-$l2.95 Smokers, chrome fin-
ish, tray top $3.50
1-S6.95 Typewriter Table
metal, gray, marred - $3.8S
2-$12.95 Cocktail Tables, solid
maple, damaged - $6.i7
1-$17.95 Lamp Table, solid
maple, damaged --- S9.49
3-ImperfectS, $19.95 Bookcases.
mahog. finished hardwood S12.SS
3-$39.95 Bachelor Chests, ma
hog. finished hardwood, fl.
samples S22.88
1-$59.95 Knee-H0le Desk, g.
drawer style, mahog. veneers,
damaged -.-- S32.88
1-$31.95 Gossip Bench, mahog.
veneers, green stripe seat. fl.
sample - S19.9S
2-$12.95 Storage Chests, plas-
tic covered, lime or grey, $799
4th Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
SiIUe1'tUure

50-75c Silver Plated Soup
Spoons, round bowl, King Ed
ward pattern, scratched Bic
10-$1.5O Silver Plated Cold
Meat Forks, Cavalcade pattern,
scratched hed--75c
1-$24.0O Sterling Bowl, dented.
$1,000
50-S1.29 Silver-Plated Bread
and-Butter Plates, scratched,
75c*
pr. $24.OO Electric Hurricane
Lamps, weighted sterling bases,
ruby shades, dented pr. $12.98*
Sass Silver Plated Salad
Sets, spoon, fork, scratched,
S2.49
"pluS 20% tax
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
TOiIetr'ieS

$1.50 Wrisley Soap Chests, 4
toilet size cakes. 6 guest size,
CSC
S1.0O Spa Stick Deodorant, as
sorted fragrances -- 39c"
$1.00 Slumber Mitts. to protect
against smeared linens from
lotioned hands -----29c
$3.9S Electric Vibrators, 3 at
tachments --------$1.29
Kann's 94c Pine Bath Soap, 5
cake box -39c
$1.0O Clio Shampoo, the original
Chlorophyll shampoo -----29c
sPlus 20% Tax.
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Lingerie

25-S5.95 TaffetariZed Cotton
Slips, broken sizes, colors- $500
5O-S3.99 Rayon Crepe Gowns,
misses, women'S broken sizes,
$2.59
75-$5.95 Nylon Tricot Slips.
broken sizes, styles $3.50
End Floor-Washington Only
S5-$3.99 Cotton Crepe Shorty
Gowns, prints, broken sizes $3.50
25-S2.99 Crinoline PetticOats.
blue, broken sizes -$1.99
35-$2.99 Nylon Tricot Slips,
white, broken sizes
2O-S1.99 Cotton Camisoles,
white, Misses broken sizes
2 for $500
2nd Floor-Washington:
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Hosiery

248-Prs. Sheer Nylons, famous
makes, several weights, broken
sizes, colors, as is------59c
112-Prs. Seamless Nylons, disc.
style, broken sizes, colors- $50
71-Prs. Irregs. $1.50 Super Sheer
Nylons, go gauge, good shades,
15O-Prs. Irregs. $1.50 Dress
Sheer NyIons, 80 denier, broken
sizes, colorS -----59c
4S-Prs. $1.5O Sheer Nylons, dark
heels, broken sizes ---79c
79-Prs. Sheer Nylons, mock
seams, sizes 91a-10h----69c
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Coats, Suits

4-S29.95 Orion Spencer Jackets;
white, misses sizes ... $500
+S59.95 = S65.00 Winter Coats;
white, gold, purple; misses
sizes INSTRUMENTATION
23-$19.95-$25 Rayon Faille
Toppers; navy, gray, black;
misses sizes -------$1O.OO
16-$14.95-$17.95 Summer Ray
on Suits for misses, women,
Juniors ---------$5.0O
14-$19.95 Wool Toppers; white.
tan; women's sizes ----$1O. 90
7-$8.95 Lined Rsyon Toppers;
white, light blue; junior sizes.
$500
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Appliances

1-S439.95 Refrigerator, 10 Gu.
it,, automatic defrosting, $289.95
2-S329.95 Famous Make Re-
frigeratOrs, II Gu. #. $269.95
1-$329.95 Famous Make Re-
frigerator, 9 Gu. f.. $269. IS
1-S329.95 Famous Make Re-
frigerat0r, 8 Gu. $269.95
S Reconditioned Refrigerators,
$49.95
1-$369.95 Famous Make Elec-
trio Range -$299 IS
1-S289.95 Famous Make Elec-
trio Range $239.95
1-$449.95 Famous Make Elec-
trio Range, double oven, $3S9.95
$4,000 Famous Make Gas
Range, 38" size $129.95
1-S389.95 Combination Sink,
48" size ---..--.S S299.95
3-S219.95 Easy De Luxe Spin
drier Washers, 80 models, DEM
onStrators $165.00
Appliance Stores
Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
F'MrS

$500 Blonde Dyed Rabbit
Jacket, size 14--------S S35.OOs
S119.00 Grey Dyed Broadtail
ProcesSed Lamb Jacket, size
II SSS.VV
S159.0O Dyed Mouton PrOcessed
Lamb Coat, size IL $1O9.O0*
$199.00 Dyed MarmOt Coat, size
IA S159. .OO*
S199.00 Tan Dyed Muskrat
Flank Coat, size II ---$149.O0*
$4,000 Brown Dyed Muskrat
Coat, size IA -$169.O0*
S339.0O Tan Dyed Muskrat
Flank Coat, size 16 -----$199.OOs
$399.OO Beaver Coat, size II,
S299.OO"
S595.OO Black Dyed Persian
Lamb Coat, size 14---$S99.O0*
'plus 209o tax. All fur products
labeled to show country OF ORR
gin of imported furs.
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Linens, DOisseStics

3O-Secs. $7.95, $S.95 Famous
Make Lace Cloths, assorted
sizes $3.50
1O-$7.95 Bates Supreme"
Damask Cloths, 72x90, white,
boxed $4.95
15-$9.95 Bates Supreme"
Damask Cloths, 72x108" white,
boxed ---$5.95
50O-Yds. 13c Cheesecloth, grade
10, soft, absorbent-----yd. SO
150-Secs. $1.49 Pacific Contour
Crib Sheets, type 140-----$1.OO
160-$2.79 Pacific Heavyweight
Sheets, 81x99" -$2.29
8-$4.29 Belgian Cotton Damask
Cloths, white, 64x84" "-----$2.19
14-S2.79 Imported Linen Cloths
-hemstitched, silver bleached,
50x5O" "--$1.39
Street Toor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
ON SALE WASHINGTON

3-$0.SS Nylon Pajamas, sizes A, B---------.S4.99
9-$2.5O Sleep Shorts broken sizes .-------- S1.39
7$695 California Polo Shirts $50 Orion 1870 WOOL $S9
$3.50 White Shortsleeve Sport Shirts small $1.OO
$500 Long sleeve Sport Shirt mussed large size $S9
$500 Gabardine Hobby Jean small
1-$3.95 Rayon Pajama, soed, size C-----------$2.99
100-65c Perfects, Irregs. Athletic Shirts 800
69-$1.50 Famous Make Belts, broken sizes $50
1885 Short-seeve Kneelength Pajamas, size A. S199
$3.50 California Shorsleeve Polo Shirts with initials
small
12-$395 Leather and Suede Gloves, lined unlned $229
40-$1.95 Orion Shorts, sizes 30 79c
30-$5.95 Wool Sweaters $3.50
3-$1495 Surcoats plad-ined, size
20-Cotton Shorts, size 400
N-$295 Long sleeve Sport Shirts mussed broken Sizes
$1.99
Washington-Stree Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Bedroom
Furniture

1-$69.5O Simmons Beautyrest
Box Spring, double size, soiled.
$44.5O
1-$39.75 Englander Feather
rest Box Spring, disc. ticking,
twin size ---- -- $19.75
1-$29.50 Serta Box Spring, cot
ton felt padding, twin size.
STATS
1-S39.5O Foster Box Spring,
hardwood base frame, twin size,
$l9.75
1-S34.95 Englander Box Spring,
taped, tailored edges. twin
1-S44.95 Innerspring Mattress
and Box Spring, on legs, 33"
wide, as is -------- $19.99
1-S29.5O Box Spring, blue
white striped ticking, twin size.
STATS
1-$44.95 Serta Box Spring. fl.
sample twin size -22.H
1-$39.5O Box Spring, wllle
rayon satin border, twin size,
S19.75
1-$11.50 Cricket Chair, maple
finish, floral patterned seat,
back ----.- -~---~-- $5.SS
1-$19.95 Cricket Platform
Rocker, mahog. finish, revers-
ible cushions ---$11.88
1-$19.95 Cricket Chair, maple
finish, disc. pattern - $11.88
1-$23.5O Boudoir Chair, tan
green upholstery - $3.50
1-$49.5O Simmons Chair Bed,
green with grey stripe up-
holstery, floor sample ---S35.99
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
China

sass Handicapped Bottles,
for brandy. scotch, rum $1.00
8-$2.9S Mayonnaise Sets, hand
wrapped --- S1.O0
7-$4.45 Cigarette Sets, china,
3-pc. $1.29
Sass Calf. Figurines -$1.98
2-Prs. S9.9S Imported Figurines
$3.98
2-S4.9S Tall Pottery Vases S1.98
1-$59.98 Imported China Dim
ner Set, 93-pc. as Is -. S19.98
1-$6.98 Luncheon Set, 32-pc.
$4.98
1-S5.9S Luncheon Set, 20-pc.
service for S3.98
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
ROdiO-TV

$4,000 Famous Make Table
Model Radio, ivory finish, $l7OO
1-S29.95 MotorOla Table Model
Radio S17.UD
1-S32.95 G.E. Table Model
Radio, wood cabinet $1,000
1-S342.95 MOtor0la II" Console
TV half-doorS, 80 model, $3.50
1-$339.95 Admiral II" Console
TV, half-doors, 80 model, $3.50
1-S314.95 Famous Make 20"
TV Consolette, with legs, $249
&S24.95 Lined Oak TV Tables,
swivel tops ------ $17.00
Appliance Store
Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Knit indies

29-Imperfects, S6.95 Rayon
TricOt Gowns, dress length,
broken sizes, colors- sos
12-Imperfects, S1.95 Satin
Stripe RayOn Gowns, tailored
style, broken sizes S1.OO
96-S1.OO Satin Stripe Panties,
Briefs, sizes 5, $50
22-Imperfects, $8.95 NylOn Tri-
cot Gowns, net trim, pastels,
broken sizes ---------$3.75
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Notions

40-$1.0O Plastic Shower Cur
tains, pastels-----.49 49c
30-S4.95 Rubber GirdIes, broken
sizes, soiled -----------S1.59
20-S1.9S Plastic Reducing Pants,
39c
30-$1.0O Subsection RayOn
Satin Hose Boxes, gray, blue,
rose --------------- 49c
$3.50 Plastic Comb, Brush
SetS SJC
$3.50 Plastic Waist Aprons,
assorted colors -----19 19c
30-25c Rubber Spoolie Hair
Curriers' -- SC
15-$3.9S Plastic covered Cush-
ions, filled with foam rubber,
Drown ------- --- $l.98
24-S1.00 Wood Utility Boxes,
for sewing, hankies, etc. =. 59c
$3.50 Metal Blouse Racks,
holds 4 1Oc
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Fabrics

200 yds. 79c Springbelle Combed
BroadclOth, pastels, SO" wide,
yd. 49c
Is yds. $1.69 Quilted Cotton,
SO" wide yd. CSC
1000 yds. Remnants, 49c-$1.29
COttOnS I'd. 25c to 49c
so yds. Remnants, $3.50 Dress
LlncnS- ------yU. SJC
1000 yds. 79c to $1.O0 COtt0ns,
. yd. 59c
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02

Metal Cabinets
A-Pa'ice

5$14.95 Utility Cabinets, SAX
24", as is ------------$ $7.47
4-$13.95 Utility Cabinets, 64x
49,, as is ----. S6.97
1-S11.95 Utility Cabinet, COX
49,, as is ------- S5.97
4$16.99 Utility Cabinets, 64x
24", as is .-----$ $8.'
1-$15.50 Utility Cabinet, g.
"a, as is -------$7.h
1-$15.95 Utility Cabinet, 64x
20", as is ------S7.97
2-$12.95 Bases, 16x20", as is.
S6.47
1-$ll.95 Base, 1920, as is,
$5.97
3-$19.95 Bases, 20x24", as is,
$9.97
-S24.95 Bases, 20x24", as is,
$12.47
3-S19.95 Wardrobes, 64x24x20",
as is -------- S9.97
Bird Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
CO1'SetS

15-S8.95 Famous Make Girdles;
white, nude; ~, %, 29----S5.99
36-$5.95-$7.50 Famous Make
Girdles; hook side closing; 28-
80 1888
10-$7.5O Famous Make Elastic
Girdles; large siZe-----$3.33
$3.50 Rite Form Nylon Girdle;
nude, 32--- $500
24-$1.50 Lovable Brassieres;
nylon and cotton, eyelet en-
broidery, white, broken sizes, 99c
59-$2.5O LaTrique Garter Belts
and Matching Brassieres; black,
broken sizes $50
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Handkerchief

20O-Men's 79c Linens, initiated,
hand-rolled hens, broken as
sortment SIC
150-59c-$1.0O Linen Prints,
large size, hand-rolled hens, 44c
20O-Men'S 39c White Cottons,
white cords, rolled hens ---25c
15O-Women's Samples, prints.
imported Swiss styles -----25c
l00-Women's Imported Linens,
hand embroidered, pastels 39c
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
EIectn'icS

1-S59.95 Universal Vacuum
Cleaner, upright; floor sample,
$39.95
1-$39.95 Westinghouse ROaster,
no dishes; floor sample $19.95
1-S29.95 Electric Blanket, dou-
BILE size, single control, green;
floor sample $685.
2$13.95 Automatic Two-Slice
Pop-Up TOasters, samples, $9.95
1-S21.95 Automatic Percolator,
table sample SASS
1855 GE Bowl Reflector
Heater, floor sample e---$6.95
'plus 20% tax
Third Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
NegIigeeS

12-S8.95-S10.95 Cotton Brunch
Coats; wrap-arounds, Upper
styles: misses broken sizes $500
10-S5.95 Cotton Brunch Goats;
wrap-arounds; misses broken
sizes $500
Washington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Jr. Miss Dresses

1O-$5.95 Dark Cottons- -$1.OO
12-$5.95, $S.95 Cottons, Rayons,
$500
1S1O.95-S16.95 Casual and
Dressy Styles -----$6.OO
12-S14.95 Rayon Crepes and
TaffetaS $11.95
4-S14.95 Dark Rayon Sheers
$1,000
End Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
GIOUeS

75-Prs. $1.39 Cotton Shorties,
hand-sewn, black, kelly, broken
sizes CSC
19-Prs. $500 Nylon String
Gloves, white, medium size,
$1.59
27-Prs. $500 Capeskins, soiled
from handling, broken sizes,
S1.99
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
ON SALE WASHINGTON

Boys $500 Botany wool Suits sizes sl3sS
8-$1795 $1es5 g-pants Suits g. g. g. 6Ss
Boys $4500 Wool Botany" Zip-lined OCoats;
2 q H. u S248S
2-unor Boys 1898 Botany" Wool Sport Goats; $2SS
3-$1O9 $195 Famous-Make Sport Coats and 12--S 6sS
3-$3495 Wool Zip-lined OCoats IS, 37 So $l299
% Boys Students $2795, $2995 Wool Botany Sport
Coats broken sizes -------
4-$45OO Husky Wool Suits; IA, l6
4-$lO95 Unlined Jackets; H. 16 49, 20 4SS
6-$395 Faded Blue Denim Jackets; IL, IA, 6 -S 2SS
6-Students $4,000 Botany" Covert Zip-ned Coats
1-$2995 Gabardne Trench Coat
1-$2995 Horsehide Leather Jacket,
2-$1795 $2295 Gabardne Storm Coats g. 18-----S 69S
l-$2995 Grey Gabardine Husky" Suit; 20 SlOSS
Students $2495 $2995 Sport Coats sizes a. &c. 3S$ 7ss
on-Se Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Girls Wear
Teens Wear

S15-S5.99-S7.99 Cotton Dresses,
solids or stripes--- $3.50
1O-S5.99 Wool SlipOns or Short
Sleeve CardIgans -- 1899
Washington-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Rugs

1-S63.10 Green Loop Pile
BroadloOm, 9x10 it,, as is -$16.99
1-$124.95 Rose Twist Weave,
15x7.6-ft. -----$49.95
1-$75.00 Beige Carved Broad
loom, 9X6-ft. S37.95
1-S8795 Rose Tone on = Tone
Broadloom, 12x9-ft. ----S29.95
1-$59.95 Rose and Grey, Broad
loom, 12x7.3-ft. ---- $19.95
1-$97.50 Beige Twist Weave.
1ZA f.o-lt. -------------- S@J.J0
1-$8495 Grey Carved Broad
loom, 12x6.8-ft. ---- S39.95
$4,000 Green Twist Weave,
15X5. .6-ft. -----------S S29.95
1-$144.95 Beige Twist Weave,
15x7. Loft. --------S49.95
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Art Goods

8-Prs. $1.75 Stamped Kitchen
Towels --------pr Or. 85c
5-Sets $1.75 Stamped Napkins,
set of 4 ---.-----se set 85c
3-$1.75 Stamped Aprons - S5c
$3.50 Stamped Crib Quilts,
$2.75
8-$3.98 Stamped Linen Table
cloths, 52x52 in. ----------$1.99
4th Floor-Washington Only