davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. i74e
Lee lee hwy; yv,,Jr,,,tsss "a $500: .
best prices in city. K & w PLUMB
ING Co.. 1647 Bennings I'd. ne.
RADIO-Transoceanic Zenith, $75;
REC6RDERs@WNIeib-cor tape demon
strators. $125; also trades: rentals
SIS wk. Credit. CO. 5-4445. --1S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living Il
built around your refrigerator; You
have all new 1853 makes and
models. Only s1 down. call La
REFRfGERAroRs: fElFFRsffiEAs gas: all sizes;
insssalistiOn sssa sa arI PEERLEss ES SALES CO.
o@ slo USED sUms s5s' with IL
1-year guarantee. Time payments
EREpERICKs; 1905 l4tb st, NV.
apt. az. ] size, e. 10 mos. old, excel. cond
REFRIGER4ToRs. quantity used. g.
JANIToR, bsmt'. $40 Bashford lane,
REFkiGERarSRs, EiSkiGflsai gas and cleo. i SIS
up pest prices IN CITY, K q w
PLUMBING CO.. 1647 Benning. rd.'
REFGR.-NeE 81 Gu. it.. G. E. compl
auto. defroSting. door shelves; bar
gain. JU. S-35S3. LIZ
REFGRS., $25 AND UP
Late models. easy terms. ALLISON
REF SIGERATION TO-. 2212 14th
st. NV. AID. A-4209. -23
REFRIGERATOR
Brand-new 1858 models. Absolutely
no money down. take SO mo. to pay.
Call JE. 2-0779 or ia. 7-595S. I'll
RESTAURANT BOOTH, Is doubles,
singles: very reasonable. Can be
seen at HOFBERG'S DELEGATES
SEN. 1890 Eastern ave. NV. 30
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-4 DIR
refgr., soda fountain, double
booths, showcase. excel. cond.. bar
gain. will sacrifice. JU. 9-S066.
RUG-Unused imported Turkish, 101
13; solid green; best offer. 301 Ter
rell ave, Forest Hts, Md 10
RUGS-9X12, grey broadloom, $50;
9x12 American Oriental, S75; made
by KaraStAn XII g-0ONS
Evening star., 1953-08-17
COLORED
HElP-DoMESTic

HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in. 3 girls
5. IL and 10 yrs. Have full time
maid. Drive car preferable. Call MR..
LITTMAN, weekdays. Ii. 3-S993.
G.H.w. AND CHILD CARE. to live in;
good plain cook, mother and chill
dren. Refs. TU. 2-57SO. lis
G.H.W.. colored, plain cook; stay 2
nights; of Thurs, SUM-; city ref,
EN-. 3-94S0. 5712 26th st. NV. -19
MAID. 80 to 40; live in; thoroughly
exper.; 512 days; must be fond of
children and have recent loc. ref.
no others need apply; $50 wk. EN-.
LOVELY ROOM in exchange for
light housekeeping; references re-
Quired. CO. 5-6451. -17
WHITE WOMAN, to live in; pvt. rm. {;
care for 2 boys. age 3 and 8; keep
house. cook meals; auto. washer;
new house; good salary; working
couple. Ma. S-312O. Ext 1OS6.
COLORED-G.H.W.; live in: doctors S
home; good pay. pleasant surround
ings; Sal Cail only bet. 10 to IL noon.
COLORED GIRL, 25-3s, honest. ex-
perienced cooking and cleaning.
Must have city ref. Top salary. 74I9
10th st. NV: ia. 9-1712.
COLORED GIRL OR WOMAN, to
live in; fond of children. Refs. HU.
3-96SS. -19
Evening star., 1953-08-17
HELP--WoMEN
WAITRESS, experienced. white. owe!

WAITRESS, experienced. white, over
FOOD SHOP, 25o6 i4th st. NV.
NOTWITHSTANDING. exper.. over
aooD S Foo6 Sde sHopPG asF' ele6e Is' rd at At
Wash. blvd. Arlington. Va. ia; s.
LADIES, part time day or eve. in
hrs. to suit you; about 81 hr. Apply
49, Pm, or 81 p.m.' RIM. ,1nO5'
LADIES tsj. over 21, for part-time
work; day or evening hours. Re,
SETTLED SETTLED LADY (white,, for com
panion to elderly lady; light duties.
Rets ( sA1Rsnfs asaafed Tor write FR boa f1a sirs
WHITE LADY, middle aged.-Home
in exchange for taking care of my
mother; refs; immed.; RA. 6-0926.
GIRL to work in office. able to do
detailed work Apply in person. 99o1
GIRL, colored, wanted to work. 720
Florida ave. NV.
WOMEN - Unusual opportunity for
career minded women in sales. Must
be well-groomed and have a definite
need for more than 500 weekly in
come. This position has no set hours
which makes it ideal for married
women with children; however you
must be able to devote 30 hours a
week of your own choosing. Com
plete training at company expense.
Managerial experience helpful but
not necessary if you are eager, can
talk to people about cosmetics and
willing to work. Remuneration based
on advance commission, training
fees, override and bonuses. Some Of
our best managers earn $1,000 an
nually but you don't have to be the
ment write giving full details to
Box 36-S, Star.
YOUNG LADY, 20 to 25, with at
tractive personality who likes to
meet people; personal contact work;
no selling; transportation fur
niShed; guaranteed earnings $40
wee week, .g potential Ws earnings $50 ns to
BUCHANAN HEARING AID CO.,
726 14th st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES, 1925; neat ap-
pearing; free to travel; Florida and
return; permanent work; salary and
comm. plus bonus; our girls aver
MR.. KATEs, New Colonial Hotel.
Hours 10 to 3 pm. No phone calls
2l'
YOUNG LADY. EXPER. IN RETAIL
SELLING OF FINE JEWELRY
EXCEL. WORKING COND. SALARY
OPEN. CHARLES ERNEST. I'll
14th ST. NV. 80
WANTED in day-care center a part
and full time worker in kindergar-
ten and elementary dept. Give edu-
cation and experience. Box 350-S.
REFINED LADIES. dignifed appt.
selling. reg. customers. complete
training and samples furn. Phone
Ma. S-7357, 1913 pm.
MOTHERS-Ge trained now for
AVON'S. .fall business! Earn $50
wkly. while children in school, Call
for appt. RE. 7-S107. is
PROTESTANT, secretary or typist.
Church organization in NV. Wash
tngton. Consider competent part
time worker. Write giving exper. to
Box 228-M, Star. -17
AIRLINE
Secretary for company oficer. Ad-
vertiSing, radio and public relations
experience helpful. Ages 21 to 35.
Call ST. $4,000, Ext. 25 for appt.
I'll
Evening star., 1953-08-17
MOTOR TRAVEl
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and re.
pairs; commercial o. residential,
AhEsrinHs hTes ESTIMATES, s,,.Wya WA s;o5 7-71set
porches and recreation rooms. For
free estimate. call LO. 4-6577 and
Harrison 2-S9S5. III
ALTERATIONS, porches,
jalousie Enclosures. sketches or esti-
mates free; all work fully guaran-
to pay. sECO SALES. JU. 5000
day or night.
ADDITIONS, porch enclosures, bsmt
improvements, etc. For solution to
your problem or en- estimate, cal
MR.. WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4, after
ADDITIONS, alterations and remod-
cling; residential or commercial; 36
months to pay; For free estimate
Evening star., 1953-08-17

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing, carpentry. houseelean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Evening star., 1953-08-17

CONTRACTOR-Brick cleaning. paint
CoNTRACToR AND BUILDER-den-
eral repairing. all work guaranteed.
Mr.. LEONARD, WA. 1882. --21
ELECTRICIAN-Wir of all kinds:
24-hr. emergency service. RE.
7-2233: ewes, EN-. 2-sS14. lie
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits; small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 1922 anv time.
FLOORS rennished like. new free
eoYs. eesos'Yfas'w VA t9-ssssss aSs Ss'fsi time. H.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
HELP-WoAAEN
SECRETARY

Small, active export COM
pany needs highly competent,
Intelligent and eXper. secre-
tary-stenographer. 5-day wk.,
air-cond. Offices, excel. salary.
Telephone for interview.
ST. S-5902
Evening star., 1953-08-17
AIRLINE

Secretary for company of1icer. Ad-
vertiSing, radio and public relations
experience helpful Ages 21 to 35
Call ST. $4,000, Ext 25 for appt
Evening star., 1953-08-17
ANTIQUES

114N AXE y IkO
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass. furniture: etc: before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desk
model. $50. Al condition. Rentals.
repairs, sales on all makes. CEN,
14th st. NV. HU. 3-6121.
MACHINE - Elliott
Model $50, automatic feed for size
Q BY AZ stencil. RA. 6-7616. III
AIR CONDITIONER. Vornado, "a:
h.p., new, will sell for S225. Used
l month. JE. 4:3130; Ia
Cooler, model C-3; very reasonable
AMFLiFiERS-w.E. SO Studio type,
500. Other used amplif1ers from
So 30 to SIS. Four;inch speakers
tings. transformers given away at
2bc each. 1341 L street NV.
ANTIQUES-Unusua small Victorian
sofa. blue ANTIQUE velvet. beautiful
and peri. cond.: other fine household
effects. Moving. IA, 2-l170. -17
Evening star., 1953-08-17
SNACK BAR
ATTENDANT

M manent nent-eps open,nS MI in ~ Vicinity Of i9tf
st. and Constitution ave.. will han.
die money. Mus: be quick worker
for busy unit in Government build.
ing. Age 1895.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Kitchen. build or repair that screen
porch, garage or patio. Virginia
only Nc Wv down n,pa payment. Free esti-
ATTICS FINISHED. dormef windows,
p0FSnss o0G sfsrWsHs neI9sed Tscrsstion
{Jtd1 dential 80 months Hnrt t1 2,, Pay. uN
BRICK MASON 'CRAFTfsMAN, fire.
places ehimnsys. walls: remodeling
RRiGK spScislty MSsoNgA EAGNANL M r. s 21i9sa; 4;
sEsass' ssrs1safs work. no fob too small: M ~.
CARPENTER, alterations, repairs;
new and old work; recr. rms.
poIches, dormers, attics, anything.
MR.. SMITH, ia. 7-5527 any time.
CARPENTER ARP S1,EI: y, WORK 3 : ct all kinds.
CARPENTRY WORK, general repairs,
remodeling, rec. .rm., Formica tops
and cystom-built cabinets. EST
CLoGGED DRAIN FIFE PEPEs. i eisetrieaII, S1s1G
razor-kleered or no charge. ROTO.
ROOTERS. phone aA 6-Ssss any
day. any night
CARPENTER AND, BUILDER - job
WILSON F. EARMAN, JE. 2-1434.
PAINTING-S12 average room: week
end Jobs q speciality; also plastering
AID. 2-1s31. Please call after 8 pm.
PAINTING-Interior. exterior, KEN
toning; expert workmanship. After
6 pm. HULME. LA. 6-4166. -23
FLOOR SANDING, finishing, cleaning
and waxing. Beautiful floors at
lewess sssoSStt. soSt. Free estimates. ocall
RO0F RRPxipYNc ,,,tt.-,,. si..
ing, waterproof1ng. Work guar. Free
estimates. JENKINS. AID. 2-5172
CARPENTER WORK. all types; spe- y
eializing in porches and rec. rms;
L. r. LONG, 10. 7-7254. -23
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
small and large Jobs. Free estimates.
REGRIGERAT0RS. .Air-Conditioners
Wffco TTaeEs5s' TT, regahizzsEdl; shzEl all makes ms6ss'
PLASTERING. cement work; no JOB
too small; none too far. HU. 3-4570
THOMAS. 93S r. I. ave. NV. 19H
@NAY~DY1HJYH 1~@~YYr(N
Evening star., 1953-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUES

and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL, IA. @.
5333. eyes,, EN- 3-6765.
Evening star., 1953-08-17
CONCRETE PORCHES

spscii,sla 42"x4s"s % yso Tith vii steps n n
Two concrete steps only, 4S" wide;
reg. S24.95; sale, $19.95, w/o install.
Other sizes also.
Also screened porches, patioS, garages,
carportS. Terms arranged.
,CRAMER, INC, EN-. 2-3425.
Evening star., 1953-08-17

PIANOS-Baldwin. Acrosonic, spinet
and console models; designed. built
and guaranteed BY Baldwin. Equip.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action; wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
p25 q ST. NV.
Esta ished 1879
Evening star., 1953-08-17
THE MAIIRY

FLORAL MANOR
1914 18th ST. NV.
SINGLE ROOM, RUNNING WATER
Evening star., 1953-08-17
SITUATIONS MEN
ALERT VET

ACCoUNTANT-OFFICE MGR, mas
ter degree, % yrs. diversified double
entry exper. Box 63-R, Star. IL
Evening star., 1953-08-17

PIPE-Galv. black copper. cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy: "a $500.
PIPE AND FITTINGS; all plumb. supp.
best prices in city. K & w PLUMB
ING CO., 1647 Bennings I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1953-08-17

FURN1T TuRE-Leaving country, sell
everything we have: SO Admiral
TV, '4S Dodge. dinette set, bedrm.
furn., baby furn., etc. 10. S-2310
Evening star., 1953-08-17
FURNITURE SALE
WAREHOUSE PRICES

New bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm. suites,
eTedu ereedduced as much as "a price now.
S9.95 chrome sets, 5-pc. SO nj
69.95 Hollywoods, compl.--- IA .95
1920 Hide-Away, green .a5
249.50 sect. sofa, 3-pc. 1S9. OK
249 90 liv. rm. suite, 3-pc. 1895
Terms Arranged. Open Ewes. Till 9
KING S202 GA AVE ITT oSoo1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-23
NEW GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs. VI. f. Martin,
ST., had as their guests over the
Weekend DR.. and Mrs. Hahn and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Sperry,
DR.. and Mrs Cullen and family.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Steiding, all
Of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Otto and
family. Of Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio,
spent the weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Otto.
David Otto, who spent several
weeks with his grandparents, re-
turned home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dunn and
family, of Johnstown. spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Kamp.
Mn and Mrs. Miles Livcngood.
Swanton, spent Sunday with rela-
tiveS in this community.
Mrs. Mary Otto and daughter
Helen Vida Warwick were home
from Hagerstown over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmel. Hutzel and
daughters, Salisbury, and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. Gneagy. of St. Paul,
We're visiting Mr. and Mrs. Blayne
Skunk and family
Farm Bureau met last Wcdnes-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-23
HOT OR COLD FOODS
FOR OUTDOOR EATING
BY Helen Reed
Home Econ0mist Makers of Asnerica

pared mustard and minced onion IS
a really appetite satisfying spread
for the hungry hiker. Sponge cake
fingers. cup cakes are easy to car
ry dessert items, while carrot
sticks, radishes and dill pickles add
texture and flavor contrast to the
sandwiches Fresh fruits also are
'naturals" for the lunch carried
in a bike basket, or the one that
lis bandana-wrapped and tied to a
pole for hobo fashion carrying.
If it is TO be a backyard. cooked
over-thc-gr meal rancho steak
sandwiches viii win rounds Of APP
plause. Zippy garlic-havored mar
made adds new taste Jingle to
cube steaks griIled, served with
onion rounds in toasted hamburger
buns. Patterned after sandwich
favorites of range riders in the
wide open spaces, Rancho Steak
Sandwiches satisfy the heartiest Of
appetites and provide a popular
Western touch for backyard bar
becue parties.
How to Prepare
Prepare the piquantly-seasoned
marinade and allow the steaks to
stand in it for six or more hours
to flavor and tenderize the meat.
As the cube steaks sizzle on the
grill, toast split hamburger buns
and slices of milk Bermuda onion
in the juices. When the Rancho
steaks are well or rare" place
them. with the onion rounds, in the
toasted buns
To further carry out the West
ern menu idea. serve a tossed
green salad with sliced avocados,
olives. and bakers fresh fruit pie
topped with ice cream.
If a more formal type of outdoor
meal is desired. a late supper I'M
der the stars on terrace or porch
or in a patio can be most enjoy
able climax TO July evening.
Sophisticated refre hments,
matching the occasion. include
artistically decorated individual
sandwich lOaVes, surrounded by
crisp relishes, a beverage, and a
cOlorful dessert made from a bak-
ers' round layer cake. The use of a
pink frosted cake topped with pink
ice cream ADDS to the festive APP
pearance of the buffet table. The
individual sandwich loaves may be
prepared beforehand, wrapped in
moisture-proof paper, and stored
in the refrigerator. Just before
serving. they are enrolled in cream
cheese and adorned with sliced
olives and parsley flowers. Star
light suppers, using the suggested
menu, are popular with any guests.
They may be adapted to Informal
gatherings following a movie. a
game Of cards, or more formal
parties after the concert or an eve
ming of dancing
Summer time is picnic time, and
July is set aside as picnic month.
There VIII be as many types Of pic
mes as there are picnickers. all
occasions made memorable by
the picnic fare that makes the pic
mic fun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-23
RHEUMATISM ARTHRITIS

\ CufltlS--SClatiCa
Relief from those torturing pains
5r no charge. An absolute proven
remedy. Only one trip required.
Disabled persons may send a
friend, As South Mt Vernon Ave,
SOC # off Route 40, UniontoWn, Pa.
Office hours Daily 1916 Sunday
70-l Permanently located
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-07-23

I
cold" Int o,.o,,,.t,o-5,, lii.as . ,,ie-
mic So,,la ,9rsfc,. t1e bot cbaro69I-
hr0ircd staal- eofTe ~ o9nl 10.
frosbiTg foo4s INT fo~ ,,,v o,,+.of.
donr r,e7l tbo ,,or-9tila eand,,.i.b
ie fa~orife Peac6ee narl.q
woods and Groves aowina etreaIns
and inland lakes are popular pic
mic sites for millions of Amer
lc2ns' but the success OF the out
ing is largely dependent upon the
menu for the day.
P.cnlc fare includes; the totable,
pacEap-e fractional FOODS, mat
Keep Wen; lAe locds lh2t give Jne
homemaker chance 70 DISPLAY her
special culinary Skis; the foods
that supply energy Tor cay OF
strenuous oul-2l-ooor sports; ana
the elamorous, gourmet items 1of
more formal out-ot-door entertain
ing on terrace ana pauo
There's long list OF those
'tot2ole, packabIeS' and each
year 1t grows longer with portable
rctrlgerators ana well designed
baskets, hampers ana boxes max
ing possible the keeping OF FOODS
at the peak Oh goouneas. II lue PIC
me tun takes the form OF 'h0Do
mixes or bike rides, the carried
meal must pc SO planned thal the
sandwich hIling ana me beverages
remain appeuJe appearing ana sat
ISlylng.
Icing Tips
7.7,r .4 A.. z.1.-,
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Junior Miss Sovines

Were Now
IS Junior Miss jackets of
felt and heavy cotton twill.
The felts ore bright yellow,
the twills ore striped in
black with red or gold. ol2.e5to
to to 5 ,..------. l7.s5 s.s5
BoIeros. BIouses in cotton
broodeIoth in choice of
styles and coors. BoIeros
in black and white birds 2.o5 to 100
eye pque. 9 to 3d. 5.e5 &l.oS
W&L-Junior Miss Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Jane Wondl NyIon Hosiery, soc
We're 100 I.5O
1000 pos Of Jane WondI quoi nyon stockings in
sheers and business sheers sizes 8H to II.
WGL-HosieY, lst Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Save on Pipes,
Mems Gloves, Hose

Were Now
225 Imported Brior Pipes
from EngIond, in walnut and
natural finish. Assorted
styles -------- Special Las
so poirs Mems Wool Knit
Gloves, imported from Eng
land In eroy, natural and
navy. Sizes small, medium
and large ------- Special l.S5
$50 poirs Mems Hose, cot
ton Isle 6x3 rib, in onket
ond regular length. Assorted
coIors, sizes lOR to 13. 65e
but not all sizes and colors 2for
in each style 85c LIS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Cotton Housedresses, 2.85

We're 3.95
so dresses in variety Of eoIors. styles,
sizes.
W6L-Doytime Dress Corner, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
BIouses and Sweaters
Greatly Reduced

Were Now
81 Orion SIip-on Sweaters
reduced for clearance. Pink,
beige. white, mint, yellow
or blue. "a to 40 5.o5 4.4y
81 Blouses in nylon, nyIon
trieot, silk and royon tissue
foille, in your choice of styles,
postel shades or white. $3.50
Some prints also. "a to a.. 1925 4.7y
WGL-BIouses, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Dining Pieces

I Mehosony Veneer Buffet,
! Eisht-pieee Dining Group,
French Provincial style, Of
hardwood with French oroy
finish. Plostic-top toble,
side chairs and buffet - 335 so 1850
I Modern Extension Dining
Table. mahogany veneer
with Nonkeen finish - 20700 1880
I ovol Extension Dining
TobIe, nnohoeony veneer--l3o.oo $3.50
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Shoes for Young People Reduced, 495
We're 7.95 to 995
IT'S TesnAse shoes saddles white with black brown;
oxford black suede, Ioo in black brown red
Broken SKIES to 9.
WGL-Youne Shoe Shop End Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
SportsWeor Corduroy
Vests, ITS
Corduroy Skirts, AS

Were 5.95 and S.9S
l2S block or brown corduroy tweed vests
and skirts TO wear together or as separates
to double the combinations you con make.
Sizes 10 10 IA.
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Silk, Cotton, NyIon BIouses, 1.9s to GAS
We're 395 to 705
zlo Bouses mony styles several fobe choices White and
silk prints poko dots Some -deoed Most stv
sizes 81 to SO, broken sizes.
W6L-Bouses, lst Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Save on Slips

Were Now
TAT ToiIoned Slips in oce-
tote-ond-royon sotin. Pink
only. Little Miss sizes II
and l3, Misses sizes II
ond l4-------------- z.le Las
SS Slips in ocetote- -ond-roy-
on crepe, embroidered nylon
edge, white and pink in sizes 2.55G
to 70 ----- --- 2.o5 l.s5
As Slips with Ioce trim
top and hem, in ocetote and
sotin. White pink, in sizes
"a to 36 6- 3.o5 2.s5
WGL-Costume Slips, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Save Now on Underwear

Were Now
So Poiomos and Gowns. cot
ton plisse and botiste shortie
style. Moize, pink, sizes "a
ond 3e ----------- 3.e5 1855
! 3 Lace Trimmed Gowns in
ocetote and royon crepe
with bios skirt White, size
81 - --- 3.e5 2.s5
81 Lace and Embroidery
Trimmed Gowns in ocetote-
ond-nyIon crepe. White,
pink; sizes 81 and "a - 5.o5 3.S5
WGL-UnderWeor 3rd floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Mems Dress Shirts
2.85, 3 for 800

2.85, 3 for 500
Were 3.05 and 500
81 in group. BroodeIoth shirts in q smart
check, with button -down or new round
collar. Assorted eolors and sizes, but not
oil eolors and sizes in each style.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Mems Knit Shirts
Very Greatly Reduced
1.85
Were 6.9S
Just 80 in the group. AII-wooI knit shirts
with short sleeves in escorted potteFns and
eoIors. Sizes small, medium and large.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Save on Teens Apparel

Save in Our Millinery Save Teens Apparel
Salon Were A.~
Pairs Of
in brown o
In styles --- 80 ''O
1856
subtle
FoM ond
Dresses and
+
Winter Millinery size --,------- ~ 1919 "o''
2.25 and $50
Were 395 to 1925
80 V''u v'N' end f" sh' !" 's'oI Leother Goods and
esored
Stationery
W6L-AiIneDh Floor
Boxes
Honey in white ondco
Mems Slipper Sovinss ops so s1s sss' ~ ss, 100
u Moreo OF monu-
obkc
o|O
items
W0l-Yono Mems Shop End Floor W6L-StoioneH,
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Living Room and Dining
Furniture at Huge Sovinss
Living Room Pieces
Were Now
I Left-orm and Risht-orm
Loveseot, forol cotton up
hoIsteY. Each --------2l8o0 1880
I Modern Armies Choir,
toost cotton upholsteY----lo9.5o $3.50
I Mohosony Drop leaf
TobIe, eoteIee style------l44.oo $3.50
I Arm Choir, foam rubber
scot and turquoise cotton
upholstery Z47 90 1880
7 Cord TobIes, metoI frame
In tan, green or eroy----- 6.e5 s.s5
I Drop-Ieof TobIe, hard
wood with black lacquer
finish 2o6.oo 1880
I MopIe Corner Cabinet 1880 1880
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Bedroom Furniture at
Important Reductions

Were Now
I Mahosony Desk type
Vanity ---------ll5.OO $3.50
I Modern chomois Oak
Vonity -"----------2le.oo $3.50
! Modern Double Dresser,
sahara soble ook $3.50
! Gray WoInut Triple Dres-
ser IO0.OO o1'oV
I Double Dresser, blond mo-
I Modern ook Dresser $3.50 1880
z Blond Mohosony Night
TobIes -------.-.---- $3.50 1850
! Modern Oak Group, in
cludine chest-on-chest, von-
ity and mirror and double
bed ed------------------325.oo 1880
! Mohogony Single Dresser
and Mirror ---.--------l25.oo 1880
I Modern ook cedor Chest 59.e5 1895
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Garter Belt Clearance
78c to 2.o5
We're I.25 TO 3.95
lit sorter belts in escorted STYLES. Ms-
teriols include nylon toffeta and lace, rsyon
setin. cotton eyeIet and mesh. Narrow
widths and opron backs. White, some
black; broken size Fonse ~ to "a.
WGL-Corsets and Bros, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Wonderful Opportunities for
Teen-Age Sovinqs, ESQ to 3.95
We're 395 to 595
$50 TeenAse sweoters esuIo sons and eardsons
cotton boueIe. "a to 40
WGL-Teen-Age Apparel 4th Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Cotton Quilted busters
Reduced, 4.2o

Were 7.95
80 Quilted busters with rounded collar,
three-quorter sleeves, white background
with blues, rose, violet flowers, matching
piping. Sizes 10 to ls.
WGL-Robes and Housecoots, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12

WGL-Women's Dresses, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12

Junior Misses Dresses
at Wonderful Sovines, 5.9s to 14.9s
We're 1925 to $500
IS dresses for foil and winter royon foe
cord corduroy in purple brown navy block or
eroY to IS.
WGL-Junior Miss Apparel 4th Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Royon Crepe Robes
Reduced, $50

NytO" DFIeTSs IFFe9uIoFS;
Royon Vests
Were Now
200 Peirs Nylon Trieot
Briefs, in assorted eoIors.
Sizes 5 and s. If perfect
would be ------ l65 7se
IS Royon Jersey Vests.
Pink or white. Broken sizes l.65 See
WGL-knit Underwear, 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-11-12
Dinner Gowns for Women
DrosticoIIy Reduced

fIotterins, beautifully detoiIed gowns in
ehiffOns and crepe ct prices you'd hordIy