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SPECIAL NOTICES

Al TAX SERVICE - Returns pre.
pared IN your home evenings; reas.
TU. 2-O272. is
INCOME TAX RETURNS, your home
1y exper. reliable accountant. VAN
CRACK, RA 6-745O. lSS
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted by me.
ROBERT 8. BEIDLEMAN. 495 C st.
s.W., washington. DC. 16s
ALL INCOME TAxEs-Fed., d. c..
Nd: Va, from 81. MUNICIPAL TAX
sst sun sn a2 aos to 40 Pss%R &c St datls n!S.
I AM NO LONGER connected " With
@. d II. Service Co., and will NOT
pc Responsible. for any bills con-
s5fieHv sufHvASy ~ JT them ira esoRfs go pskoEs p;
ave. ne. wash. II. B. c. Is.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. LoRENzA HoBBs, 63s
TAX 4 81 kiEnTIi6RNs, 50 up; bookkaieSDjD. iSI
services: WILMETH TAX SERVICE,
Az IA iScomaiR sSS1s1ai "; Tix 6sSaSi sGRS1cF1ss. E1s
turns expertly prepared in the
privacy yeoas 81 your home; low rates.
TAX RETURNS prepared by quali-
ueu LAX SPECIALISTS AZ your home OF
once. Modest rates. Call SUNDAY
or week days, TAX SERVICE AS
sOCIATES, OIL. 4-O519 or LA,
ACCOUNTANT-BooKKEEPING-raz
service. $40O and up. HA. 2-7S93
MY FRIEND IRMA and her elec
typewriter offers distinctive and
superior typfng. IRMA, 10. 2-6222,
TAX RETURNS and accounting serv-
ices; Teiephone. JU. 9-2431 or JU.
ISDiViDUAL INCOME TAX return.
prepared In your home; low rates;
books kept year round. LO. 4-7796.
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anywhere, any time, by former Govt,
tax expert. s. to 81. UN. 4-7O45,
II IT'S "A WRITING JOB with Q des-
ttpahon. let Us check the power
Ana the brakes before you send II
into the station. MEARS MANU-
SCRIPT SERVICE, RE. 1858
Denrike bldg. Rewriting and edit
ing. We complete your unfinished
COPY or polish your finished COPY
TAX RETURNs prepared in your
home by tax accountant. So. HA
TAX RI-URNs prepared in your
homo BY expeT. acct, $4 and up
RE 7.9ASl.
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REWARD

For anyone having information con-
pened on Nov. 81, 1852. at 6:45
pm. ct the intersection of 11th st.
ana Maine ave. s.w. at the entrance
to the Wharves next to Cy Ellis
Restaurant. Reply to Box 1897,
star. lis
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AUCTION SALES tcon..,
Zed L. williams q Zed L. williams, JR
Aucti0neers and Appraisers
TnafN0yfo q M AnnnY1TO ont

Zed L. williams 3 Zed L. williams, Jr
Aucti0neers and Appraisers
Important Announcement
Several large consignment
of Persian and Chinese
Rugs, in a long range o1
sizes, colors and designs
100 new pieces, 81 antique
pieces, As splendid used
pieces. Many elegant color
full Chinese, including a
very rare 9x12 blue and gold
French design Chinese. Per-
hapS one of the very finest
Chinese Rugs ever offered
by auction in Washington.
Also calling attention to the
old time antique Chinese
pieces in various sizes.
Fine new Kermans, Sarouks,
HariZ, KaShanS, HamadanS,
lots of hall runners, throw
and scatter pieces, den and
hall sizes.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House
91S NEW YORK AVE.
FRI. & SAT. FEB. Goth u 21st
1870 Am. & 7:30. Pm.
PUBLIC INSPECTION
WE'D. & THURS. FEB. 18th & 18th
ZED L. WILLIAMS q ZED L.
WILLIAMS, Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
UNUSUAL CLEAN LOTS OF VERY
GOOD QUALITY USED FURNI-
URE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
INCLUDING TWIN MAHOG. BEDR.
SUITE. MAHOG. 6-PC. PHYFE d.
NETTE SET, FRENCH WAL. DECO
RATED CURIO CABINET. VERY
ATTRACTIVE INLAY COFFEE
TABLES, GENUINE ''WIDD1COMB''
CHERRY CHEST AND LOWBOY. IN
NERSPRING MATTRESSES. FANCY
MIRRORS, BLOND TABLES. KTTCH-
EN- SETS, LAMPS. SPLENDID USED
ROOM-SIZE RUGS, 2 OFFICE
DESKS. 4 GENUINE LEATHER
OFFICE CHAIRS, ODD CHAIRS,
DRESSERS. CHESTS, ETC. ETC.
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Missing-Jim Thorpe Gray
Jim Thorpe Gray, about the ere of
66, . former resident Of Rocky
Mount, N. c., was . resident Of
Weshtngton. y. G., for 9 number q
years. ANY one having information
concerning his whereabouts please
notify this ONCE, Box 62-Y. Star.
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CLERK

Young man. (whitel. to ngure time
and costs In accounting dept. Good
JOB. for young man now enrolled for
night accounting classes. Hrs. 8:15-
3, ,hve days week: advancement
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POOKKEEpER

OFFICE MGR.-sMAIL OFFICE
Fully exper. and capable complete
handling OF complex books; P y I
or real estate expeF. pref. Gentle.
Must be available inimed. Salary
open. Mr.. Morris. AP. 7-6392.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
gla01, china. brlc.a.bRae, ETC.; Thurs.
1850 PM, eUBURBAN AUCTIONS.
AoekVillA Ad.
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MELPMEN

CLAIMS ADJUsTOR-Local inde-
pendent company desires services
Of qualified outside investigator ia
nailiAt with insurance claims; start
ing sAlary, $3.50 per mo. State age.
education, training and experience.
CONFIDENTIAL consideration will be
given applicants. Box 295-z. Star.
CLERK for cigar counter. full or part
INC.s Mt. Rainier. Nd. wa. $4,000,
s4ss q III
CLEkE, for work In drug and cos
nietic departments; salary plus COM
mission; must be experienced; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply
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hELP----MEN

DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE Of
boys camp near washington; gem
erally handy IS carpenter, plumber
ana electrician: house and salaYy
provided. Box 340-Z, Star III
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HELP MEN tcont. ]

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
For insurance once. Experience nec-
essary. Advancement opportunity
9-day week. Employe benefits. Give
full particulars first letter, including
salary desired. Box BOOK, Star.
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PROPOSALS

FOR SALE-White motor bus. model
79S. 44-passeneer. Sealed bids. re:
ceived by Fails Church School
Board. Falls Church, o'clock,
February 90. Separate bids %
Gated Madison School. s34 N. Wash
ington St., Falls Church.
SEALED BID SALE Of GOVERN
MENT-O OWNED PROPERTY. - The
General Services Administration is
offering for sale a parcel of unim-
proved land containing approxi-
mately 17,23S.9 square feet located
in Baltimore, Maryland. LOCATION
AND DESCRIPTION: The property
land bounded on the North by Fair
mont avenue; on the East by Wood
year street; on the West by Calhoun
street; and on the South by private
property. The tract is presently
leased to a private operator as q
parking parking lot; which ts lease may NAY b; be
thirty l3O) days notice. The site was
originally acquired for Post Once
purposes and is generally identified
as the BENJAMIN Franklin Post Of
fee site. BIDDING: Sealed bids
will be received by the General SeIv-
Regional Reg .trssss oss sSldips Seventh
b. c., until March 20. 1858, at
100 PM, EST, at which time
they will be publicly opened and
read. Specific data on terms and
conditions Of sale and Invitation
tSrough Tr I1o Mr.. ro Z. v. MI Miiici. Realty Of
ficer, GSA, Room 7062, Seventh and
d streets S.W., Washington, D. C..
Republic 7-75OO, Ext. 5I33. This
advertisement is not q basis for
negotiation. The General Services
Administration reserves the right to
in the light of applicable ohieotaves
of Public Law 152. -.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for the construc-
Elementary School, Fairfax County.
Virginia will be received by the
GO1nsy Ssh9Sl Ti1S. Board the Of one. Tcirfsx *
fsGst'eHdf9if FairfaR. Virginia, until zoo p.m.
time and place they win be pub
licly opened and read.
Plans, specifications and contract
oSSes once q Earl I B. . Bailey. Ip reeistered red
architect, 6915 .29th st. N, Arling-
ton 49,. Virginia.. upon deposit of
$25 each. If, within 80 days after
the ultimate time set Tor the re-
ceipt of bids, the documents are re-
turned undamaged. the deposit will
be refunded to any contractor who
has submitted a bona fide proposal
for the general contract. To nom
bidders SIS of said deposit will be
refunded.
Ali bids on above project must be
accompanied by an acceptable bid
5er's bond not less than 6eo Of
the base bid, or certified check
not less than 5Ge of the base bid.
made, payable to The County School
Board Of Fairfax County, Virginia.
No bid may be Withdrawn for .
period of 80 days after the ulti-
mate time set for the receipt Of
bids. however, the right Is reserved
bids and waive formalities.
All bidders must be registered as
contractors in the Commonwealth
Plans, specifications and contract
documents are open to public in
spection at the once Of Superin-
tendent w. T. Woodson, Fairfax,
Virginia.
w. T. WOoDSON,
Division Superintendent.
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TAX
AAVNGS

SAVINGS
Have Q reliable TAX EXPERT pre-
pare your PERSONAL or BUSINESS
tax returns In your own home and
the hundreds of deductions over.
looked BY the average taxpayer,
CALL ANYTIME, DE. 2-4133.
GET OUT OF DEBT
Let budget plan get you out Of debi
xaraIie VIZ pssmsntSs So you man SSn aTU5o @ os Sc
No security or indorsers. Not Z
loan eolnpany-one place to pay.
THE BUDGET PLAN
1AO0 q 9T. NV, ROOM b1s
ma. S.1760
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AUTO statesmen

- - - ~ A)@SA-A4-AhSAs4A4AN
Experisnced for one Of washington:
dealerships We are interested only
in men capable and used to earn
In between $4,000 and $4,000 an
nually. Exceptional working con-
ditions dit ,sas. g e noor time: n management
only in men who are steady. sober
and industrious, not fioaters. Ex-
cellent references required. Do mot
apply unless you can furnish COM
Dss history WS rf.r II your past ss.eT employ
25 anu 45 but this Is not essential.
Answer this ad only II you meet
with these requirements. You will
not waste your time. IS every appli-
p a arresd @ II time sss and 81 interyjews Siev kept 81
Strictly confldential Boz 29-Y. Star.
Auto Seat Cover and Trim
Man for Auto Body Shop
Good opportunity for reliable. sober
man. See Mr.. Briggs, ANNANDALE
BODY WORKS, Annandale. Va. --l5
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN for
" :.iyton's largest Pontiac dealer.
M s. have pleasing personality. AL
ssrsiss slsIsnees ARc2DE ns poaA eSlSy 70 co s5
1887 Irving st. NV. Mr.. Peers.
AUTO USkD-CAR MANAGER--Well-
known leading used car company
needs high-type man capable of
appratsing trnde-ins and cl0sinR
deals for saiesmen. Here Il I real
opportunity. state ara and expert
ence. Box 292-z. Star
BARTENDERS, for extra work only,
ct WoOdmont Country Club; must
mix drinks; trnnSp, necessary. Write
MR. OBERHAM1GER, p. o. Box 362,
Rockville. Md, or phone olympic o.
8640: closed Mondays.
BARIENDEM-MANA for \ day
work; 6-day Wk., hrs. 7:3O am.
/ to 3 pm. Need local refs. and ex-
peIience. Give personal account Of
self. Write Box 200-z. Star. --17
BARTENDER
White, experienced. 1880 am. TO
$50 pm. Write age, experience,
local references. union aflltations,
phone no. Box 341-Z, Star. -17
BILLING CLERK and order desk;
must be able 70 type. BOX 277-x.
BOOKKEEPER,s AssTSrANT-TYPIsT.
white. Must be eraduate Of Feb.
1853. class OF nearby senior high.
school and live with own parents:
large once near 18th and II sts.
NV; hours, $3.50 70 3, half day
eate. Phone Ma. $4,000 Or Ma
0-4A4Os
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CIERK

YOUNG man to handle all clerical
work and telephone calls in con-
dept. VIII train, reas. salary. with
opport. for advancement. Apply
Mr. b. 8. Allen 10-12 noon. WEST
1NQHOUSE SUPPLY CO., 1915 K ST..
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Rockville Secy., $75 Wk.
one.girl once: excel. future. CAP
1TOL HILL SECY., $4,000; pref
c0lleEe trained.
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcont.I

DAMASCUS EMPL. SERVICE. RE
7-O206; g.h.w., day work. laundress,
cook, couple, child care. Call Sun.
and rest of week. IL
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ATTENTION. EMPLo OVERS
List your Jobs with the SUPERIOR
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 11O6
North Capitol ST., NV. DI. 7-7S9S.
All types Of colored help, male and
female. waiting for Jobs.
BookkeeperS, $75 Wk. Up
Asst. bookkpr., oprty., sos: bookkpr..
some, typing. S65-$70: cashier
openings DAILY. INQUIRE now.
Ma. 8.234O. Welcome. Miss Black.
|BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
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GEORGETOWN SECY.
$65 wk.. small ONCE. s days: so new
openings daily: Inquire ST. $4,000.
|BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
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Many other opsninss elestronic
chemists, mechanical engrs.. aero
dynamicists. craftsmen "a. s. train
ing aeCcpteblel. master mechanics,
tool and dienakers. eiectFical and
mech. sngrs.. industrial enErs.
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0ecys., stenogs.. bkprs., recpts., typists
file clerks, payroll clerks, bkpg., mch
oprs.. cashiers. PIX oprs., others.
1920 NEW YORK AVE-, RM. 500
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Robert Brennan. %. Railway. n. J.. and
Albert Bieifuss 81, sycamore, III, and
Claire Bleifuss. 20, Mays Landing.
Charles johnson. 90. 931 Shepard st.
NV. and Mary Tankins, 10. Harris
Laurence ni Pima. 80. waterbury. Conn.
and Vivian Young, ~. 204 Cromwell
Joseph scolamiero. 27. Brooklyn. N. Y.
and Marguerite Polio, %. 7512 14th
Chester Anderson. jr.. %. st. Joseph.
Mo- and Loane Jensen @l' SANDS
Norman Rabinowitz. 81. Philadelphia,
Pa, and Faye Silver. %. Greensboro.
Thomas Rim, %. Fort Myer, ve,. e. and
Thomas sna MssaS sssge Mckay a so 81 HoTok oR 1S
Isaac D Aston. es. zoos South carolina
ave. Sc. and Lavana Fitzhugh, 10,
l011 South Carolina ave- Sc,
Robert Quinn, 81. . Chicago. III. and
Robert iFite. s3, 5i4 E. Capitol st.. and
Harriet Beachesne. 20. 1875 18th
william viii NV Moore. ir.. 27. 1851 Morse st.
ne. and Magsie Boykin, 10, Clinton,
Ernest LAWSON: %; Ksyport; @ Mn. N J., and q
wSaT RaSyf Ests SssksGn r 24 g. TasS@aiyis 5sss s N
and Elizabeth Cameron. "a. 3514 N
j. VI ". Lad LAID. 20, Camp Pickett. Va. and
Mary pattsn * Balt5ROEsf alaR Md
A and Ruth Iudwick, 81. Iiao 10th st. Sc,
Percy Dugger, jr.. 20. Bremo Bluff, Va,
and Eugente Bryant. 1S. Howardsville,
John Marshall. 81. and Ave Jones, 80.
MeSe 1Sfh Of Robnson STs6ton 81 Masf snd Ella croke
| 49, both Of Arlington. Va.
Alauin CRANBERRY, ~, Headland, Ala.
and Joyce Bonhardt. 21, 40 Plattsburg
Lawrence Sf nee Rooney. jr., %. New Bedford,
coHnty' GSSsi: and Nd Dor0IhS Ho0eS' 20 oh"fieS
James Gates. 1a Maryland Park, Md,
and Mary Smith. II. 2736 Keating
Michael schuchat. 90, Baltimore. and
Joseph Launi, jr. 81. $40 Rittenhouse
! St NV. and splendora DiGresorio'
Robert be- RSifte %ilier. ICY a. 47ae 18th St NV
and Erma Blaiock. 20. 41O6 14th
Maurice Jones. 10, 54O4 Sheriff rd. ne,
and Yolane. Cruz. Is, S61 21st st; ne
Edward Gibbs, 81, Chester, Pa. and
Elizabeth Mitchell, Is, 314s 18th
Edward v 4 Pixon, %, and Kathryn Rouse
ne. and Joyce Pressman, 81. 1907
Northampton st. NV.
Joseph Battle 32, and Elizabeth Smith
Md. and Beryl Ganiny, 25. Miami
Fla.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Navy Reported Planning
Building in Portsmouth
BY the Associated Press

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. IT,
The Portsmouth Star said yes
terday that the Navy is "seri-
ously considering" building a
13-story building to house pa
tients at the Naval Hospital here
at a cost of SIS million.
Rear Admiral Sterling S. Cook
commanding officer of the hos
pital, said test borings and topo-
graphic surveys are under way.
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Coots and Suits
Half Price or Less

Were Now
Pure Wool Suits in navy
or black, in tailored or
boxy styles ------------ 1926 z4.So
Suits in looqo wooIen
fobrics, softly modelled,
beIted jackets. Brown, green
or navy. Broken sizes - 1875 700
Coots, half sizes Novy
or black, "a and full
length styles ------ 1926 1880
l6 Sherbrooke Roineoots in
pure shontuno royon, with
black royon velvet collars
and buttons. Pyromid or
boxy types, in pink light
blue, white or beige Broken 2o.956
sizes 1895 800
WGL-Coots and Suits, 3rd Floor
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Walter Reed Ceremony Light Tree Tomorrow

Montgomery Blair High School
Chorus under Miss Mary G.
Cross, will perform. Maj Gen.
Leonard D. Heaton, command
ing the center, will throw the
switch Illuminating hospital dec
orationS.
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international Folk Dance

A pre-Christmas folk dance
will be held at 9 pm. Saturday,
in the international Student
House. 1925 r street NV. Cos
tuned dancers will represent
Sweden, Poland, America. Mex
leo and Switzerland.
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Walter Reed Army Medical
Center will hold its Christmas
tree-lighting ceremony at 4:S0
pm. tomorrow near Hof Memo
rial Fountain.
The United States Army Band
under Mai. Hugh Curry. and the
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'MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under. d. C. la,u couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, matt three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Toys for Junior VILLAGE

Members Of the National
Council of Negro Women will
bring toys for the homeless chill
dren at Junior Village at meet
ing at 8 o'clock tonight. in the
council house. 1918 Vermont ave-
nue NV
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Budget Dress Sovines
Now 500 to IT'S

We're 8.95 to H.95
81 dresses, escorted. in misses and hoIf
sizes. Choose from toffet0s, erepes and
moteIosse.
WGL-Budeet Dresses, 3rd Floor
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Save Generously on Cotton

Were Now
2-9'xl2' Heovy Woven Cut
Pile Rugs, yellow -------1 $3.50 $3.50
l-e'xlo'5" Heovy Woven
Cut Pile Rug, yellow ------l3 $3.50 $3.50
I-e'xl2' Cut Pile Tufted
Rug with rubberized back,
in gold color ---- $3.50 1880
l-l2'x8' Loop Pile with
rubberized back, in oroy - $3.50 44.50
3-4'x6' Heovy Woven Cut
Pile, modern design - 4l.95 1873
2-3'x5' Heovy Woven Cut
Pile, modern design ----- 22.5O 9.95
I-3'x5' Heevy Woven Cut
Pile, plain blue --- 1850 7.95
l-27"x45" Heavy Woven
Cut Pile, plain beige ----- e.95 4.s5
5-4'x6' Cheekerboord De-
sign, blue, rose, brown or
green 1919 IL.So
ivory ~.@."--o-.--- 4s.oo z4s5
ll-24"x4S" AnimoI-pot-
tern Nursery Rugs, pink - o.95 S.95
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Great Reductions
Maternity Clothes

VSIS t\VW
5 Two-pieee Suits, royon
foille with VeVeteen trim in
black and navy. Sizes Ia,
l6, l8 8---- 1895 6.75
I Two piece Suit with nov
city mot thread wool iocket,
solid black wool crepe skirt.
Size y --~---- $500 s.75
Two-pieee FoiIIe Suits,
novelty plaid jackets with
solid color skirts Beige,
red, in sizes 10 to 10 = 1875 l2.75
Two-pieee FoiIIe Suits
with red jockets and block
skirts. Size l0-- 1875 1918
I Cotton Corduroy Joeket
with mondorn collar, short
sleeves Kelly green. Size z 1895 6.75
"a Cotton Corduroy Skirts,
open ond closed fronts.
Black, dark green and rust. 7.o5 g
Sizes 10 to l8 - S.o5 ATS
WGL-Moternity Shop, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Substantial Reductions
on Mattresses, Box Springs

Were ROW
z Twin-size Rubber Mot
tress Sets, including 412"
mottress and mis-motched
box spring 1850 $3.50
z DoubIe-size Rubber Mot
tress Sets, including 41z"
mottress ond mis-motched
box spring 1880 SS.9V
Single lnnersprins
Mattresses o9.oO 5S.oV
Sinsle-Size Box Springs $3.50 1880
z Sinsle-sixe Innersprins
Mattresses -. --- 39.oO Z.U0
SinsIe-size Box Springs $3.50 Z7.oO
I Three-quoFteF-size Box
Spring --- $3.50 Z7.O0
Z DeubIe-size Box Springs $3.50 1880
WGL-The Sleep Shop, 5th Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Teen-Aqe Dresses, 2.ss to 6.'5
Were 895 to 22.es
Just so one and opece dresses for Teen Ayers, in dark
coos of WOOL and royon boon to finish out the
winter. to To-
100 Bouses, some ireeuors both short sleeved and long
eeved types all Of cotton Many from our better boues
1Oto l6 Were 3e5 to 5o5---------Now,2 2.25 to 2.95
WGL-Teen Age Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Big Sovings on,MiIIinery
Were Now
IS Velours, velvet and knits 3.o5 to 2.25t to
in many styles and coors 8.o5 4.5o
IS VeIours and VeIvets in l5.00to
several styles 1880 1000
W5l-MiIIinery. End Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Fall Suits by RinoIdo of Dallas
100 Superby ToiIored suts-o real buy the price, All
have fully lined ockets slim skirts have beaded trim
Boxy styles wool jersey with cardigan Peter Pan neck
lines Navy brown, beige, camel blue, green, maroon, in
wide size range. Were 995 and 6oo5.
Now, 2450 and $3.50
WGL-Coots and Suits, 3rd Floor.
also at Chevy Chase and Alexandria
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Bedroom Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Were Now
I opIe-finished Group, in
cIudino double dresser and
mirror. chest and double
bed 1880 1880
] Mohosony Group, inelud-
ing chest, vanity and mirror
ond double bed ---------lee. $50 1880
! Modern ook Group, includ-
ing chest-on chest, vonity
and mirror and double bed -325.0o 1880
I Mohosony Desk style
Nonty OS.oU TSs9U
Lerse BoeheIor Chest of
cordovon mahogany ---- 1880 $3.50
Blond Mohosony Night
I0DIeS OS.OO Z1,SU
! Modern MopIe Wardrobe l45oo $3.50
! Modern MopIe Corner
&neSt SS.OU oS.9U
I Blond ook Vouity ----- 87.oo 1880
I DoubIe-size ook Bed - 1880 $3.50
z Twin size Mohosony
Poster Beds 1900 1880
Bed --------------.--. 1880 1850
WGL-Bedroom Furniture. 5th Floor
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Sportsweor Reductions
to Half Price or Less

~ ubSsA sSSS - ~SS
Were Now
I6 M. and ". Thomos
Cotton Dresses in brown or
black, with white stripes.
Ia to l8 l8- $500 1880
10 Knit overbIouses with
plastic belts, in brown or
charcoal striped with white.
10 to l6------ 1875 SIS
20 Cotton Shirts with "a
length sleeves, white with
velvet ties ----- e.e5 ATS
5 Pure Wool Tweed Joekets
in black or brown, lined
with red royon. Broken
sizes --------- $500 l2.45
IS Plaid Cotton Shirts in
dozzlino orroy of bright or
subtle pIoids. Sizes Toto l8 2.e5 2.20
WGL-Sportsweor 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Women's Dresses in
Regular and Half Sizes
at Tremendous Soyinqs

Novelty weave crepe dresses. and wooIs,
silks and toffetos, in q fIotterins voriety
Of models.
Evening star., 1953-12-17

Mems AII-Weother Coots
in Large Man Sizes
1875
We're 2975
Just 8 Of these fine Voineoot-topeoot CONF
binotions, properly lobeled for fobrie con-
tent, in sizes for the large man. Regulars
-4/44, 3/46. Longs-l/46.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Hooked Rugs Reduced

7-9'xl2' imported Wool
Blends 94.OO-- 54.95
s-lo'xl4' imported Wool
Blends ---- --lll5o 74.5o
l-8'xlo' ExtFa HeoVy
Wool, domestic c---------262.OO 1880
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Boys Shoes Reduced
for Clearance, Now 4.95
We're $50 TO 9.35

We're $50 TO 9.35
100 poirs Of boys shoes at q sowing.
Selection Of oxfords in wing tips, moe-toeS
and Ioofers. Sizes 3 TO 9.
WGL-Youno Shoe Shop, End Floor
Evening star., 1953-12-17
Young Mems Formal
Wear Reduced

Were NoW
Mems Formal Toll Coot
and Trousers, in regular
size ga ----.--- $500 Io.75
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-01-09
DAMAGED BY FIRE

Columbia, Jan. 6.-The home of
Miss Hettie Jones on Water Street
was threatened by fire Tuesday
afternoon about 4:30. The cause
was grass in the yard had been
burned, and thought to be COM
pletely extinguished. A stray spark
mad caught the rear of the kitchen,
and was smoldering when discov-
cred by Mrs. Cowell, the next door
neighbor, Miss Jones was not at
home and had locked the kitchen
door, that plus the asbestos shing-
les on the outside keeping the
draft from the burning timbers,
probably saved the entire struct-
ure, according to Miss Jones, who
estimated damage more than a
hundred dollars.
The Columbia Volunteer fire
dept. responded to the call and
extinguished the burning timbers.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-01-09
HENRY DILLON HURT
WHILE ON HIGHWAY

Columbia.-Henry Dillon, age
about 81, who was walking on
Highway 294 about one mile
south of Columbia, was hit by
a 1949 Chevrolet car, driven by
the Rev. D. Earl Phelps, Holiness
preacher of Creswell at 7:10 P.
NJ, Sunday. Mr.. Dillon's condi-
ton is critical. He received a
cracked skull, and both legs were
broken. He was given first aid
at the Columbia Hospital and
was taken in an ambulance to
Duke Hospital by Wiley Arm
strong and Gilbert Harrell.
The accident was Investigated
b Patrolman L. N. Walters, who
stated that no charges as yet had
been preferred against the driv-
er. Bloodstains indicated that Mr..
Dillon was walking in the cen
ter of the highway.