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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
MANY NEW BUSINESSES
NOW ON DARE COAST

Mays Head. - Many new
businesses have opened in the
Mays Head Beach area between
Kitty Hawk and Manteo during
the current season. This In con-
trast to a few years ago when
just about all places with which
Beach residents did business
were located at Manteo on Roa-
noke Island.
Opening soon and now nearing
completion is the Flamingo Res
taurant, in the Bingo belt. Near
by, a new firm will specialize in
candy and feature beach popu-
lar salt water taffy. In addition
to the Flamingo, several other
restaurants have opened or be-
gan operation recently, one being
the Ell Gay near the intersection
of u. S. Highways 158 and Ga
264 where Hatteras Highway
begins.
Several modern beach and
sportswear shops are now doing
business in the Kill Devil Hills
Mays Head area and they are
collaborating on June Is in the
sponsorship of the resorts first
fashion show. George A. Sides
and Charles Sides of Norfolk are
opening the first beach drug
store. 1t is near the southern
limits of Kill Devil Hills.
A resident dentist lives here
and practices the year around.
During the past year many hun
dreds of thousands of dollars
have been spent in the creation
of new motor courts or additions
to already established courts and
hotels. A recent survey indicated
that in the Dare Beaches area
between Kitty Hawk and Mays
Head and in the Roanoke Island
area hundreds of rooms have
been added for the overnight
accommodation of vacationists
and those who come for longer
visits.
The Mays Head Sanitary Dis
trict has placed on the market
a bond issue totaling $3.50, 900.
This proposed project will give
modern utilities along the 20
miles or more of developed
beaches in the area.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
PARTY FINDS GOOD
FISHING NEAR COLINGTON

Kill Devil Hills. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence w. Owen of Sal
isbury found the fishing good
in Dare coast waters last week.
Mrs. Meta M. Townley of Town
ley's Motor Court turned in the
following report of this couples
catch during six days of fishing:
81 founder, IA stripped bass,
nine trout from salt water and
So bass and Dream from the fresh
waters of Kitty Hawk Bay. To
catch the latter, the Owens used
bucktail and popping bugs. The
salt water varieties were taken
with shrimp and cut bait.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
SPANISH MACKEREL
AT HATTERAS INLET

Hatteras. - Spanish mackerel
have shown up in Hatteras Inlet
waters and these fish, which
are usually at their most north
erly range when they reach
Cape Hatteras waters, offer ex-
cellent sport for anglers They
are taken with artificial lures
trolled in the wake of charter
boats.
In addition to Spanish mack
erel, bluefish are now plentiful
in Hatteras Inlet and other in
lets Of the Outer Banks. The
blues taken recently are larger
than those taken with rod and
reel earlier this season when
they appeared in Dare waters
by the millions.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
THE PENDULUM SWINGS

For 20 years there has been drive to promote the
growth of central authority the expense of private enter
prise and individual opportunity Profound changes have
been wrought in the character of economic and poll
teal life Call it socialism or whatever you like it's fact
that the federal government in competition with private in
dusy has 600 stake in loans insurance fac
tories railroads. electric systems ships and countless other
things
Now the pendulum is swinging in the opposite direc-
ton and the growing for contraction of gov
eminent ventures into fields reserved for private bust
and finance RFC the biggest lending agency probably
will be lquidated greatly modified in 1854 Federay
operated Inland Waterways Corporation the second biggest
barge line in the u S. for sale Twenty-six synthetic
rubber plants will go private industry Federal power
development is being cut and there is talk of selling
leasing existing taxexempt federal power facilities to high
ly taxed private industry.
With it's to the tax rolls and public credit the
federal government is the competitor with which pr
vae industry cannot be expected to compete This trend
away from government in business gives lease on
life to personal freedoms and opportunities Economic
freedom is the base upon which have built political
freedom
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
A POOR EXCUSE USUALLY
WORSE THAN NONE
(Mooresville Tribune)

(MOOreSVllle Irlbune)
When nice people violate the
law they seem not to have any
better excuse than the not-so-
nice variety-lf we are allowed
to make such an arbitrary dis
tinction between human beings.
Last week we noted where
Mrs. Lena Coltrane, wife of State
Budget Director David S. Col
trane, was fined SIS and costs
for two traffic violations in
Raleigh.
The arresting officer charged
Mrs. Coltrane with the following
violations: running through a
stop sign at Van Dyke and
Smallwood avenues; crashing
the red light at Johnson and
Clarke avenues; going through
another stop sign at johnson and
st. Mary's streets; speeding 40
miles an hour in a 25-mile-per-
hour zone on johnson street,
speeding AZ miles an hour on
st. Mary's street, and running
through still another stop sign
at Boylan avenue and Jones
street.
For these six violations of the
law, Mrs. Coltrane had the foil
owing explanation: 81 had a
church meeting at IL and it was
about one minute to IL at that
time" she said.
A pretty lame excuse, we'd
say-even for budget directors
wife.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12

north were looked upon as de-
Tense. But, by now, the invinci-
bility of that land mass is dis
PEELED. Seoul has lived under six
flags since the founder of Ii
dynasty moved the government
from Kaesong in 1892.
History of Seoul desn't seem
important and isn't really. Inter
est is aroused in the present and
future but the past for now is
only as old as the shell scars on
the capital building. This is
Seoul as l see it."
Hopes for Peace and Home
am looking forward to the
day when Peace on earth and
good will to all men" is the
vogue of all mankind. That day
will perhaps never come; never
theless, it is something to wish
for.
have no idea when / shall
be home again, but just the
thought that some day l will be
going back gives me the required
energy to carry on the fight for
freedom.
have visited practically every
country in this old world but ]
have yet to find one that l would
exchange for dear old u. S. A.
/ enjoy reading your paper
even though it is about six weeks
old by the time it reaches me on
this side of the world
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
OLD GLORY

On June 14th 1777 the Continental Congress officially
declared the Stars and Stripes to be the flag of the United
States One hundred and twenty later
rected this significant fact and Flag Day became day for
annual observance in 1897
On this 10th anniversary of the original event-which
is 80 stars later and should be 3seems good time to
recall the words of Woodrow wilson earlier Flag Day.
-. this flag which honor, and under which we
serve is the emblem of unity power thought
and purpose nation 1t has no other character than
that which give from generation generation The
choice is ours"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
G A r ALI c.
~ A l. L / E -
SARAH F. HALLIBURTON
PAGING you?

Who owns some beach cottages
indicated by sign in the form
of lifesaver with a fish Oh it.
painted green and whitef Mrs.
John T. Kaden, As E. Delason
Ave-, Youngstown, O., with her
husband and two children, spent
vacation there two years ago.
They had such good time they
want to return and they'd like
to return to the same place,
but have mislaid the owners
card. Mister, if you recognize
yourself from that description,
the Kaden family would like to
get in touch with you.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
DARE MAN ON
MIDSHIPMEN CRUISE

Clarence Joseph Hassell, sea-
man U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hassell and husband of
Shirley T. Hassell, of Manns
Harbor, is serving aboard the
famed battleship Missouri, on
a two-months cruise to the Carl
bbean and South America.
The ship will visit such places
as Rio de Janero, and Santos
Brazil, Cartagena, Barranquilla,
Columbia, Trinidad, Barbados,
British West Indies, Panama,
and Cuba, and others before re-
turning to Norfolk some time
IN August. /;
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
cUDDLY SURPRISE

D. E. Bachelor of Arlington,
Va, a contractor who has been
working on a cottage in the Kitty
Hawk area, recently brought his
Pekinese dog and her two pup
pies to stay a work week. He
said disposing of this dogs pup
pies was no problem, - the
problem was to fend off the
people who clamor for them. OF
the two, one is spoken for and
he is saving the other as a sur
prise for his son, who will be
home from Korea early in July.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
KITTY HAWK SEAMAN
NOW CHIEF RADIOMAN

The Bureau of Naval Personnel
in Washington has announced
that it is an advancement in
rating for Norman F. Skies, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Skies OF
Route 2, Kitty Hawk, N. c., to
chief radioman, USN, while SER
wing at the Fleet Training Gen.
ter, Charleston, S. c.
The advancement came as a
result of worldwide competi-
tive written test which consisted
of questions testing military and
professional skills.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
SINCE ANDY JAcKsoN's DAY

According to recent Alp story "The United States
spends more money forecastng the weather than it
cost to run the whole during Andy Jacksons
Administration"
That fact isn't cited criticism of the weather
vice. But is striking example of how government has
got out of hand and how vital it is that every essential
the budget
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
STILL AT IT
Dunn Dispatch)

Dunn Dispatch)
We suppose the old adage
youth will be youth" is still on
books but we fail to see why
the young people of today can't
grow up a little when they get
to the college age.
These so called panty" raids
in colleges is a little silly and
now a little disgusting to us.
1t looks to us as though young
sters who reach college should
be little more mature and have
a little more grown up attitude
then they seem to have.
Fun is fun. But riots are riots
and the youth Of today would
do well to grow up.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
NEW NOTIONS

ANAW VS44S4No
Nobody revels in the beach
more than Pansy, who recently
arrived from Pennsylvania to
make her home at Mays Head.
Her humans, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Dodson, doting though they may
be, are not SO sure. Since Pansy
arrived, she has learned to eat
fresh fish and now scorns fish
In cans or frozen packages. Since
Pansy has reached the venerable
age of IA, the bones have to- be
removed, and that's a tedious
chore for busy people. Pansy is
a black and white cat; she must
weigh something more than Is
pounds and is a beauty. She is
unusual in that she has six toes
on each foot, which gives her
solid underpinning.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL
The mayor and commissioners
of Kill Devil Hills are learning
by painful experience some Of
the quirks of the public. For in
stance, they went to a lot of
trouble and some expense to
notify all the residents of the
community that public meet
ing was to be held, at which
taxes would be discussed. They
scheduled it for a public place
and set out chairs to accommo-
date what they thought was a
conservative estimate of the
number of people who would be
interested enough in that tender
subject to show up. Actually,
five people put in an appear
ance. Yet it is a safe bet that a
much larger number of people
will protest loud and long at the
idea of ad valorum and bust
ness license taxes being levied.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
BUSINESSLIKE

Lots of conventions are a lot
of play and smideon of bust
ness. Not so with the recent con-
ference of county farm agents
and home agents, held on the
beach. They put in four days of
almost constant work, vita just
a little relaxation thrown in.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
THANKS

New white and yellow lines
down the middle of Highway
158 freshen it up as much as a
new coat of paint rejuvenates a
house. The highway equipment
was out. recently to attend to
this job, and much appreciated
it is, too. You just have to get
off on side road where the
center line isn't marked to ap-
preciate how much easier il
makes driving; safer, too.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12
GENTLY FERoc1ous

What will happen to little
Star, the only wee kitten left at
the Cats Meow, is something
about which her human trembles
to think. Danny, Stars doting
mama, has made an earnest
effort to teach her daughter the
fierce feline art of self defense.
In the midst of a lesson, how
ever, Danny stops short to give
Star good washing and fondle
the baby. AS a result, when
Starbaby starts to battle her hu-
mans poking finger, button
hanging on a string or a rolling
ball, she alternates blows with
loving ticks of her tongue.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-06-12

THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
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Bedroom
Eal1s1lifaEasR

1-$49.5O Simmons Box Spring,
heavy woven cover; soiled,
oouDle size ---- -- 5000
1-$2S.50 Box Spring, blue and
white stripe; discontinued style,
double size ----- Sl4.SS
1-$44.5O Foster Box Spring,
fancy woven ticking, torn,
double size 1885, S22.5O
1-$5.50 Simmons Kannsleep
Box Spring, soiled, twin size,
$29.S9
1-S2S.5O Serta Box Spring, rose
striped ticking, as is; twin size,
$16.S8
1-S37.5O Box Spring, striped
cover, torn, twin size $3.50
1-$29.50 Box Spring, blue,
white striped ticking, as is, twin
size - $14.99
1-$34.95 Innerspring Hollywood
Bed, blue, white striped, soiled,
80" wide ---. S2O.99
$4,000 Panel Bed, grey finish,
discontinued style. double size,
$1,000
2-$13.95 Simmons Metal Beds,
brown finish, as is, twin size.
SIT
$4,000 Panel Bed, blond fin
ish, discontinued style, twin size,
$1,000
1-$39.5O Foster Box Spring, side
torn, twin size 1888
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COrSetS

@$15.O0 Warner LIE Cant Half
Size Corselettes, pink, IS, 81, Al,
$3.50
S4-SS.95 Memo Cotton and Ray
on Mesh Girdles, white, 2S to "a,
S3.99
2-S12.5O MOdart Rayon Bro
cade Corselettes, side hooks, So,
$6.25
49-S1.75 Startling Roll Offs,
white, sizes 80 to 36 -------- $50
-Sl2.95 MOdart Corselettes,
front lacing, As, 46, 48 -$6.9S
1O-$1O.S5 Memo Girdles, rayon
batiste, boned back and front,
sizes 20 to 80 -------------. $3.50
15-$3.95 Diana Longtime
Strapless Brassieres, black,
WIl1Le ----------- SAsU0
24-$5.OO Discontinued Girdles,
step-in and side-hooked styles,
rayon brocades and rayon
satins, broken sizes $2.49
10O-$1.O0 to $3.50 Brassieres,
Longtime, short and strapless
styles, broken sizes Soc to $1.SS
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Occasional
FsG1.1e1tsg

1-S5s.95 Drop Leaf Table,
chrome with plastic top, gray,
$44.l7
1-s7.s5 Luggage Rack, ma
hogany finished hardwood.
Floor sample -----------$4.S7
1-$29.95 KneehOle Desk, s.
dra wer, mahogany : finished
hardwood, SCARED -----. $19.97
1-$1S.S7 Under window Book
case, mahogany-veneer, floor
sample ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.S5
1-$S4.95 Tier Table, mahogany
veneer, floor sample, marred,
$3.50
1-S14.95 Wall Rack, mahogany
veneer, 2 pots for plants, floor
sample ------------- $9.S7
1-$10.95 Lamp Table, mahog-
any-veneer, shelf, floor sample,
SASS
1-$2s.95 Step End Table, ma
hogany veneer, floor sample,
$17.S7
2-$29.95 Lamp Tables, mahog-
any-veneered, shelf, floor SAM
pie ------ -----------$17.07
2-$39.95 Step Tables, genuine
mahogany and genuine leather,
SCARED ---------------$1S.T
1-$l5.95 Foot Stool, mahogany
finished hardwood: blue. soiled,
$S.47
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China

12-69c Decorated Earthenware
PIatters, 8" size 25c
6-$4.SS Imported China Figur-
ines -------------------- $1.9S
@$3.98 3-Pc. MayonnaiSe Set,
Sl.98
Is6.ss Imported Pottery, s.
section Relish Dishes ----$3.9S
A$1.0S Plastic Condiment Sets,
S1.OO
1S-S1.9s Initial Tumbler Sets,
S-pc. -------------------$1.OO
5$1.9S Decorated, Handled
Glass Beer Mugs, 6-pc. -. $1.19
1-$17.98 Decorated, 81 : Pc.
Earthenware Dinner Set, $8.98
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SilUe1'
IL ChiIdren's $4.9S Sterling Sill
yer 3-Pc. Sets. Knife, fork,
spoon, scratched ---- $3.47s
6-$3.98 Sterling 2-Pc. Comb,
Brush Set for boys -$2.47*
10000 Sheffield English
Covered Vegetable Dishes
scratched ------------$24.97"
4 Pr. $9.9S Sterling Silver Candle
Sticks, g., dented -------$4.47"
@$9.9S Pottery Casserole with
chromium stand. Scratched,
$5.97
'Plus SOS tG1
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259 Prs. "As Is" Sheer Nylon
Hosiery, several constructions,
famous name styles included,
broken sizes ---------2 for $1.OO
los Prs. $1.25 FamOus-Name CO.
Gauge Nylons, broken sizes,
$50 pr.
1876 Prs. Imports. Of S1-Gause
Super Sheer Nylons, broken
sizes --------2 for S1.OO
81 Prs. $1.75 Frame Heel 81
Gauge Nylons, broken sizes,
$50 pr.
lis Prs. $1.35 Super Sheer 81
Gauge Nylons, sizes 81 and II
only 1885, Zee Or.
50 Prs. $2.95 Nylon Slipper
Socks; also with leather soles
and wool tops, small size only,
$50 pr.
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HaglsEces'chiefs

2OO-18c Colorful Printed Sheer
Cotton Handkerchief,
10 for $1.OO
$50 Mems 29c to sec Cotton
Initial Handkerchiefs, broken
assortment 80 for S1.OO
rs Mems $1.OO Extra. Size Linen
Handkerchiefs, /" hens, 44c
100 Mems sec Hand Embroider-
ed Cotton Initial Handkerchief,
ESQ
IS Women's 39c Name Hand
kerchiefs, broken assortment,
Csc
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1890 Spring Flowers.

1890 Spring Flowers,
8 for $1.OO
100 Perfs. and Imports $1.99 to
$3.50 Wool Sweaters, slipons and
cardigans, assorted colors,
broken sizes $1.OO
65-s1.O0 Rayon Scarfs, long
and square styles. plain colors
and prints --------- 59c
5O-$1.95 Long Sheer Wool
Stoles, assorted colors -, 79c
1O-$5.98 and S7.98 Blouses,
soiled, broken sizes S4.44
2OO-$2.99 washable Blouses,
rayons and cottons, broken sizes
and colors -------------- $1.O0
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SpOrtssl,eas'


S7.S5 Orion Cardigans, pastel
colors, broken sizes $3.50
$14.95 Belted Back Corduroy
Jackets, broken sizes ----$12.99
$8.95 Boxy Corduroy Jackets,
broken sizes ---------$ $3.50
$5.95 Rayon or Nylon Blouses,
broken sizes -----------S2.4A
$8.95 to SASS Skirts, knits,
rayon taffetas and q few dressy
nets, sizes 10 to IS ------$4.88
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6S Prs. CSC Rayon Tricot Briefs,
medium size only -. CSC
27-$S.00 Famous Name Rayon
Tricot Slips, tailored styles,
broken sizes ------ $1.49
32-$4.4O Famous Name Pantie
Girdles, size "a only = $3.50
62 Imports. S1.00 Rayon Tricot
Briefs, not all sizes Soc
10 Imperfs. of $6.95 Famous
Name RayOn TricOt Dress
Length Gowns, pastels, broken
sizes -------- 2.1S
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Notions

12-$2.SS Set Of 3 Folding Hat
boxes --------------------$1.4S
5O-&2.09 Plastic Garment Bags,
assorted colors, suit size --$1.OO
43-$2.95 Embroidery Scissor,
Thimble Sets; stork style, $1.49
72-$1.OO Plastic Rain Capes, 49c
1850 Blouse Racks, after, Ice
sOO-$1.OO-$1.S5 Assorted Slip
perS ---.---- SSC
1OO-19c-29c Fancy Hangers, SC
5000 Yds. Sc Ric-Rac, assorted
colors --------------2 yds. 80
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2O-S1.99 Cotton Crepe Print
Gowns, broken sizes ------$1.OO
20-$5.95 Wool Knit Slips and
Pettic0ats, broken sizes, colors,
$3.50
IS7.95 Brushed RayOn Gowns,
white, broken sizes -------$3.99
1886 Long Sleeve RayOn
Gowns, pink, blue, broken sizes,
$3.50
15-S7.95 Nylon TricOt Gowns,
grape, broken sizes -------$5.95
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B0-$2.99 Floral Stripe Flannel
cite Pajamas, "a to 38 - $1.99
2-$5.95 NylOn TricOt Slips,
broken sizes and colors 1898
$3.50 Flannelette Gowns,
pink, blue, maize, broken sizes,
$1.49
80 RayOn and NyIOn Briefs,
white and blush, broken sizes,
$1.OO
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JeaCeI,'y

$500 TwO-Strand Simulated
Pearl Necklaces with large
rhinestone front ornaments,
$1.95"
12-$2.OO hree-Strand Simu-
lated Pearl Bracelets ----$1.OO"
$500 Three Strand Simu-
lated Pearl Necklaces, as is,
$1.95s
$500 BarOque Simulated Pearl
Necklace and Bracelet --$1.29"
25-SS.OO Table Lighters, $2!OO"
1O-$3.OO Jewel Boxes ----$1.95
25-$1.00 Jewelry Pieces $780,
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2 Misses and Juniors $500
Mapped Alpaca Pile Toppers,
some Temp Resisto lined, others
with yelveteen trims $500
$S2.S5 Gold Poodle Cloth Coat,
misses size ---- $500
S92.95 Black and White Tweed
Fitted Coat with velvet collar,
misses size --------- $4,000
$685. White T0ppers. Misses
sizes ----- $1,000
20-$49.95 to $685. Pastel Wool
Goats, misses sizes S34.OO
6$49.95 Women's Coats, winter
weight $29.95
$1O5.0O Fitted Dark Brown Wool
Coat, size IL -. $500
10 Misses and WOmen's $29.95
Rayon Poodle Knit Suits, pas
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ARLINGTON ONLY

20-Men's $295 Wool Argyle Socks broken 29
G-SS95 Ski Pajamas, red 3/A ifC, AID $3.50
0-&695 Lightweight Jackets, broken sizes -.----$399
Sass Corduroy Sport Shirts, small $99
3@$5 Famous Make Jewelry Sets ---------------88cs
$3.50 Khkai Work Shirts broken sizes 1929
sass Gloves wool with leather palms
2-$2.5O Cloth Hats 6%; 6M -------------------6 CSC
7-$A99 Corduroy Stacks broken sizes --------- $3.50
sPrs SOS Fed.
Street F1oor-Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Davti,I,e Dresses

6O-$2.SS Percale Dresses,
broken sizes -------------$1.OO
S5-$10.95 to SASS GeOrgiana
Dresses, broken sizes $6.S8
S5-$4.95 to $6.S5 White Uni
forms, also a few colors,. $2.SS
15-S1S.s5 and SASS NylOn Uni
forms, broken sizes ----- $6.8S
35-S14.95 Pastel NyI0n Uni
forms, sizes IL to 20 $7.9S
Is ChiIdren's S1.0O Organdy
Aprons $50
Second Floor-Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Leather Goods

1-S17.50 Brown Calfskin Bag,
as is -$10.50*
1-$12.5O Black Calfslxin Shout
der Bag, as is -------$5.05s
1-$l2,5O Black Calfskin
Leather-Lined Bag, as is, $685."
6$7.95 Leather Bags ----$3.99s
l-$12.50 Red CaIfslkin Bag,
$500"
1-s10.5o Black Corde Bag, as is,
$500"
2S-S1.79 Utility Straw Baskets
with embroidered motif --$1.OO
l5-$1.OO Belts -------------6Sc
Street Floor-Washington
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-26
Infants Wear

3 Sec. Of $3.50 Nursery Print
Cotton Quilts ------$2.OO
S5.95 Plaid Pram Robes, 759o
wool, $50 rayon ---$3.OO
$3.50 and $5.95 Corduroy Crawl
er Sets, small sizes ----..$2.5O
$3.50 NyIon Knit BOOtie Sets,
pdSCc1S -SA.OV
69c and 75c RayOn Knit Panties,
size 2 only 25c
Girls $3.50 and $3.99 Rayon
Crepe Gowns, sizes 4 and 6,
-. $1.5O
Boys $3.50 Dress Pants, assort-
ed fabrics, sizes 6 and 6x, $500
S1.OO Disposable Bibs, liquid
proof, absorbent, 20 to q pack,
100
Tots $3.50 to $5.95 Cotton
Dresses, sizes ! to 3-------$2.O0
Fourth Floor-WaShington