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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

Jacob were in bondage to our
kings.
"The tribes of Israel are scatter
ed like lost sheep, and the rem
nant that dwells In Judea under
the yoke of Rome neither star nor
sceptre shall arise"
How wrong was Tigranes even
though he was a wise man! The
three Wise Men did reach their
destination and found the King Of
Kings. They brought the best they
had as gifts to the new born King.
Symbolic Gifts
Some say that the gold was SYM
bolic of His divinity and the myrrh
Of His passion.
Whatever the symbols were, they
were the best and most appropri-
ate gifts known to them and they
reverently laid them at the feet Of
Jesus. It might be said that wise
men today continue to lay their
all at the feet of the King Of Kings.
The Sunday School session will
be held at ten o'clock at the Chap
el. The children of the Sunday
School will give their Christmas
entertainment on Wednesday even
ing at 1880 when parents and
friends are invited to be present.
Mrs. Van Noble is in charge Of
the program and it will depict the
development of Christmas music
as generation after generation
sings praises to God in the High
est in the gift of His Son to the
world.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
Jewish Chanukah Festival Was
Begun About $500 Years Ago

Since the Jewish holiday known
a. chanvkah (FsstivsI Of Lishfs)
comes . few days before Christ
mas, Miss Miehsl Msrlens Js.
eobson, II year old student
at Truman Elementary School,
IsSt that people might be inter.
sstsd In 4ts story Of This event.
She said, 81 have learned 50
much about Christmas and en-
Joy esIsbratins the holiday along
with oil the Christian people. !
think II would be nice II every.
one would know something q
bout chanvksh snd celebrate =.
long with VI"
The following story Of this fss.
rival was prepared by Miss Js.
eebsen:
THE STORY OF cHANUKAH
The story of Chanukah goes back
in history some $500 years ago.
This was about the time that the
Greek General Alexander the Great
defeated the Persians, who were
then the rulers of Palestine. Alex
ander treated the Jewish people
kindly in their homeland, Pales-
tine.
Shortly after the death of Alex
ander, the Jewish people were rul-
ed by an evil king named Antio-
ehus, who imagined that he was as
great a general as Alexander.
Antiochus decided to prove this
by conquering all the lands that
Alexander the Great had conquer
ed. He taxed the people heavily
tc raise money for his armies and
he forced the people to worship
idols and to give up the law OF the
land. There are many stories OF the
heroes who died rather than obey
the harsh orders of Antiochus.
It was at this time that Judah
Maceabee and his father and bro
Tiers came to the people and rails
ed a small but strong army. For
many years he kept up the fight
against the large armies OF Anti
ochus.
Finally in the month Of Decem-
Der the small army of the Mac
cabees regained control Of the Tenn
pie and the Holy Temple was re-
dedicated.
The people celebrated the rede-
dication of tn Holy Temple for
eight days and this celebration be-
came known as Chanukah which
means dedication or setting aside
for holy use.
To honor this event we light can
dels and on the first night we light
one candle to remind the people
of the great day when the Temple
was rededicated. Each night there
after for eight nights we light one
more candle than the night before
until on the last night eight little
candles are shining brightly.
During the Chanukah celebration
the children of the family receive
gifts and play an old game very
much like put and take" The
children sing Chanukah songs and
the mother usually makes special
pancakes made of finely chopped
potatoes.
There Is q legend that tells that
when the people sought to relight
the eternal light in the Holy Temple,
at its rdedication, they found only
one small container of oil enough
to last one night but to their joy
this small amount of oil lasted for
eight days.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

off some of the veterans benefits.
When this date comes to pasts,
all men who enter the military
service will be discharged as peace
time veterans.
Chief Price further stated that q
Navy recruiter will be at the Sci.
ective Service Office Key West, on
the first and third Thursday of each
month.
He urges every young man be-
tween the ages of II and 81 years
old, who has yet to serve their
military obligation, to stop BY and
talk the situation over and learn
about the opportunities now being
offered the Navy man.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
RARE COIN SAVED

SALT LAKE CITY R-Hugh Ma
tion dropped an 1863 penny worth
IS into a parking meter by mis-
take. Meter collectors were alert
ed after Nation reported the mis-
take to City Treasurer Oliver G..
Ellis. The rare coin has now been
found and is held for Nation.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

In many forms of writing, only
the consonants are presented, the
vowels being omitted.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

What became of the prophet who predicted, some
years back that the United States would be able
produce enough food for its people about now?
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
December 10, 1874

There will be a mass meeting
held tomorrow night, beginning at
8 o'clock at the city hall, which
has been called for the purpose Of
discussing the proposed new ma
nager form Of government for Key
West.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

To cultivate kindness is q valu-
able part of the business of life.
Ben Johnson,
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

We suggest that you take time out this Christmas to
think minute two about all the blessings which have
been yours during the year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

Roy Hamlin, City Clerk, reports
that the city has collected 81, ,369. 80
in the first week of the drive in
augurated against delinquent occu-
pational licenses.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

Male gorillas may weigh more
than 400 pounds.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

A price of $500 was paid yester-
day for an excellent launch which
was sold at the custom house by
Deputy U. S. Marshal Jack Nc
Parland. Estimated value of the
launch is $500.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

Do you know anything about what is happening
three thousand miles away?
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18
December 10, 1894

December 10, 1894
During the early hours Of this
morning the corner of Caroline and
Duval Streets was the scene Of
great activity while officers of the
sheriff's office and the police de-
partment joined in the hunt for ma
rauders.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-18

Based Sn eepyRighteA outlines
preaaeed By the Divisisa ef ChFfst.
tan Eaueausn, Natfenal Council oR
the Churches ef Christ In the nj. q.
A. and usea BY permissien.
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Infants Wear.

Boys S4.99 TwO-Pc. Plaid
Lined Corduroy Boxer Lonsies
and matching shirts, dark
colors, sizes 3 to 6 $3.50
Little Girls Csc Cotton Knit
Panties, double crotch, white,
navy, pink, blue and mint.
sizes 4 to 6x - --- 400
Infants $l.O0 Stuffed Plastic
Animals ----- SOC
Boys $2.49 and $3.50 Man
Tailored TwO-Pc. Broadcloth
or Crepe Pajamas, sizes 2
Little Boys S1.35 Corduroy
Boxer Shorts, brown or navy,
sizes 8 to 6 :. $1.00
Little Girls Sl.es Nylon Slips,
sizes 2 and 4 ----- $1.OO
S1.79 Three-Pc. Flannelette
Pajamas, sizes and 2 S1.00
$3.50 NylOn Tricot Slips, lace
and embroidery trims, size 2,
$2.00
Boys $5.95 Two-Pc. Corduroy
Jacket and Boxer Longie Sets,
brown, navy or green, sizes 3
to 8 $3.50
Children's Soc Ear Muffs, red,
blue, tan -. 500
$3.50 Nylon Dress and Pantie
Sets, pastels, S-M-L - $500
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d. {. Civil Engineer,
Back Restoration OF
Locks al Great Falls

A special committee has been
named by the District section
of the American Society Of Civil
Engineers to work for restora-
ton Of canal locks near Great
Falls in Fairfax County.
The locks are among the en-
gineering work Of George WASH
ington. They are on property
owned by the Potomac Electric
Power Co,
Objective Outlined.
Mason C. Prichard, president
of the District section, declared:
"The objective of this COM
mittee is, in cooperation with
the like committee of the ma
tional society. the establishment
OF ways and means of restoring
for future generations one or
more locks on the navigation
canal, survey and constructed by
George Washington, around
Great Falls on the Virginia side
Of the Potomac River.
"The preservation of this his
toric engineering work is in
deed a most worthy objective.
Inasmuch as George Washing
ton was a leading civil engineer
OF his day, it is particularly fit
ting that the American Society
of Civil Engineers should take
a leading part in the endeavor."
Committee Members.
Members of the committee
are:
Gail A. Hathaway, special
assistant to the Army Chief of
Engineers; Maj. Gen. U. S.
Grant, III. of the American
Planning and Civic Association;
Charles H. Tompkins, president
'of Charles H. Tompkins Co;
John Nolen, jr.. planning direc-
tor of the National Capital
Planning Commission: Carl G.
Paulsen, chief hydraulic engi-
neer. United States Geological
Survey; Ralph L. Bloor, chief,
structures branch, Office of
Army Chief of Engineers, and
John T. Lynch, chief of the
highway planning section Of the
Bureau of Public Roads and
member of the Fairfax County
Park Authority.
Mr.. Prichard said the first
problem will be to work for the
transfer of the land from Pepco
to a public agency. The Fairfax
County Park Authority owns Is
acres at Great Falls. but this in
cludes only a small section of the
canal.
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Washington Store Only

Washington Store Oniy
l2-S4.95 imported Vases, sew
eral beautiful styles S1.98
4S-$2.OO Decorated Plate, Cup
and Saucer Sets ,SSc
24-Sl.OO Plastic Coaster Sets,
5-pc. - ---.- 25c
6$3.98 Imported Cigarette
Sets, S-pc.A- 49, $1.SS
6-$7.98 Large Ceramic Plant
erS $l.SS
20O-25c Sham Bottom Glasses,
1907. size 15c
1O0-Irregs. Soc Colored Alum
mum Tumblers. gold, red, sill
yer 4 for 81
72-$1.OO Cut Crystal Sher-
berts Csc
18-$2.98 Sugar, Creamer. Tray
Sets. 3-pc. $1.49
l2-sl.Oo Crystal Fruit or
Salad Bowls Soc
3-S5.98 Luncheon Sets, 20-pc.
service for 4 $3.50
2-S39.98 Imported China Din
ner Sets, 60-pc. S19.98
2-S89.50 Imported China Din
ner Sets, 93-pc. $685.
$500 Crystal Salad Plates,
Csc
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Washington
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s5.9s and S7.9s Blouses, nylon,
cotton, white and colors, as
sorted styles, broken sizes 80
to 38 S3.44
S5.98 to S7.98 Skirts, wool,
rayon and a few orlons, solids,
tweeds and others, assorted
colors and sizes 10 to Is, S3.A4
S5.95-1O0% Orion Cardigans,
white and pastels; assorted
sizes "a to 40 $3.50
S4.99 to S7.95 Sweaters, classics
and novelties. wool. assorted
colors and sizes "a to 40, 1888
SASS to Sl7.95 Dresses, wool
and rayon, assorted colors and
sizes 10 to Is ..-- S6.SS
Kann's Sports,Uear-Second
Floor, Washington; Street
Floor, Arlington
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Fabrics
WashinefoM. ArIiMefon

WdShfnetON. AritnstON
1000 Yds. 49c to S1.00 Cotton
Remnants. plain. printed,
woven cottons, SO" wide,
yd. 25c
500 Yds. 45c to 79c Cotton and
Nylon, embroidered edgings,
narrow .- I'd. 2Sc
Kann'S-Street Floor,
Washington; Arlington
WASHINGTON Store OHIy
120- Yds. S1.49 Pima Cotton
Broadcloth, pastels, darks,
Sanforized QC residual
shrinkage, SO" wide yd. 79c
800 Yds. S1.00 Printed Muslins,
blue and pink, So" wide.
I'd. 49c
200 Yds. Si.5O Combed Cotton
Cord Suiting, narrow cord,
AZ" wide I'd. SSc
l2O- Yds. S1.95 Printed Cotton
and Linens, crease-resisting,
SO" wide yd. 9Sc
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
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ArIiMgfON Store OMiy

AbtWStVW OeVSO OWty
1-$44.95 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt borders.
disc. style, twin size $3.50
Sass Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched prebuilt borders,
disc style, double size $22.50
l-S44.95 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt borders. disc style,
double size $22.99
$3.50 Simmons Hollywood
Headboard Outfit. rolled edge
mattress. fl. sample twin
size $500
1-$109 Foam Rubber Mat
tress, Box Spring Set, Il. SAM
pie, twin size $1,000
1-S47.5O Simmons "Kann-
sleep" Mattress, stitched bor-
bers, fl. sample, twin size,
5000
1-S49.5O Innerspring Mattress.
crushproof borders, A. SAM
pie, twin size $500
1-S49.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress. stitched borders,
twin size, soiled $A.75
1-$49.5O Simmons Box Spring,
heavy ticking, twin size, $23.75
SASS Simmons Roll-Away
Cot. innerspring mattress. adj
Unstable arms, 80" wide, SS1.99
1-S84.5O Bookcase HeadbOard
Bed, sandstone mahog. double
size, fl. sample, SCARED, A2.25
$1,000 Panel Bed, grey wal
nut veneered, double size. as is,
S18.88
1-S5S.OO Bookcase Bed. blond
veneers, double size, as is,
S27.00
1-S42.5O Panel Bed. blond
mahog. Veneeered, twin size,
as is S21.O0
K1nn'S-LoUer LeUel-
Arlington
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I2-SS.95 to SASS Rayon Taf-
feta and FaiIIe Dresses $500
4-Sl7.95 Three-Pc. RayOn
Flannel Suits. beige $1,000
8-S19.95 Black Rayon Taffeta
Jacket Dresses $500
5-S17.95 to $500 Wool Knit
Suits Sl4.OO
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Washington
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100 Women's $l.Oo Linen
Prints Soc
10000 Imported Irish Lin
ems with 4 rows Of spokes, 29c
zoo Women's Sample Csc and
29c Sheer Cotton Prints, 12lsc
Kdnn'S-StTeet Floor.
Washington and Arlington
200 Mems and Women's 1Sc
Cotton Handkerchiefs, lie ca.
$3.50 Gift Handkerchief.
birthday. get well. etc. 29c
40 Riddles Sl.0O Carry Ais,
complete with silk kerchiefs,
59c
125 Mems SOC Hand EmbrOid-
cred Initial Handkerchiefs. 4
for S1.OO
$50 Mems 39c White Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchief.
29c
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Washington
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BIasak etS,
Comforts

WASHINGTON, Arlington
40-S24.95 TextrOn Automatic
Electric Blankets, 5OGs rayon,
$50 wool, $3.50 cotton, gera-
mum or rose, Tx a., $14.99~
60-Secs. $4.95 Quilted Pads,
54x76" double size $3.50
12-$12.95 Comforts, acetate
satin covers, $50 cotton. SO
Wool-f1lled $3.50
10-Secs. $1O.95 Blankets, 500
rayon, $50 cotton, 1870 nylon,
1917 wool, 72x90" $3.50
8-$14.95 Chromspun Satin
Comforts. wool filled, revers-
IDLE, 72x84" $3.50
'Plus Fed. Tax
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NO MAIL. PHONE OR COD. ORDERS ON THESE ITEMS
Lingerie

1S5.95 Brushed Rayon Pa
jamas, broken sizes $3.50
25-S2.99 Cotton FIannelette
Pajamas, broken sizes. soiled,
S1.99
25-$S.95 Nylon Tricot Gowns,
broken sizes $5.88
25-S2.99 Cotton Crepe Gowns,
small sizes only $1.99
$500 Rayon Crepe Slips,
broken sizes, soiled $2.99
$3.50 RayOn Crepe Gowns.
lace trims, broken sizes, $2.99
Kann's-Second Floor,
Washington
3O-S399 Famous Name Ace
tate Slips, net trim, white,
pink and black, misses broken
sizes $3.50
5-S8.95 NylOn TricOt Gowns,
aqua, green. misses sizes, $3.50
3-S12.95 Silk Slips. black.
navy, size "a $6.E
s39.95 Silk Gown, black. size
80 $l9.91
Kunn'S-Street Floor,
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NeCktceNr

2OO-Sl.O0 Twin Tip Silk Print
Scarfs, hand rolled edges, 39c
15-S5.98 Wool Stoles, hand
knotted fringe S2.SS
$3.50 to $3.50 Silk Scarfs.
long and square styles, hand
rolled edges Sl.OO
Kdnn'S-Street Floor.
Washington and Arlington
6-S6.98 Fake Fur Capes, 1898
2-Sl6.95 Wool Jersey StOles.
S6.98
100-59c Costume Flowers.
soiled 1Oc ca.
11s-S2.99 and $3.50 Blouses,
perfs. and imports, broken
sizes and colors S1.OO
5O-S2.99 and S3.99 Imperfect
Sweaters: broken sizes $1.99
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Washington
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Mattresses
Boa; Springs
Washington Store Only

1-S49.50 Innerspring Mat.
tress. prebuilt borders, fancy
stripe ticking, double sizes,
$3.50
1-SS4.95 Serta Innerspring
Mattress, rolled edges, disc.
style. double size Sl7.99
8-S39.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattresses. prebuilt borders,
blue damask ticking, 2 double.
6 twin sizes S27.0O
10-S39.50 Innerspring Mat.
tresses, stitched prebuilt bor-
ders, heavy ticking, 4 double,
6 twin sizes S27.OO
9-S49.50 Innerspring Mat
tresSes, stitched crush-proof
borders, extra firm, 4 double,
S twin sizes S34.88
1-S44.95 Serta "4O5" Coil Mat
treSs, prebuilt borders, extra
firm, disc. ticking, twin size,
S26.99
- Sos Serta SmoOth-top
Mattress, box spring set,
stitched prebuilt borders, disc.
damask ticking, twin size. SIS
500 Simmons "Hotel Spe-
ciaT Mattresses, box spring
sets, stitched crushproof bor-
derS, twin size - $1,000
1-$52.5O Serta Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, dam
ask ticking, double size. $3.50
1-$52.50 Serta Box Spring,
disc. ticking, double size,
S32.99
3-$29.50 Box Springs, sturdy
coil construction, heavy tick
ing, twin size 1850 $27.OO
-$47.50 Serta Box Springs,
heavy striped ticking, disc.
style. double size - $27.77
6-S49.50 Box Springs, S-oz.
woven ticking. disc. style, 2
double, 4 twin sizes S34.8S
$3.50 Highlander BOX
Springs, heavy woven ticking,
disc. style. twin size $27.77
1-$49.5O Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, disc.
style, twin size ---. $3.50
kGnn'S-Third Floor,
Washington
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Rugs

-S79.95 Handhooked Rugs.
as is; approximate 9x12', S29.95
3O-S5.95 HandhOOked Rugs.
as is. approximate 2x4 $3.50
24-S3.95-S7.95 Scatter Rugs.
assorted sizes S1.9S
3l-S4.95 Round Bath Sets.
S1.99
IL - S24.95-S39.95 Broadloom
Remnants, 3x9-5x9' $40
1885 Handhooked Rus,
approximate size, 2x3' $1.99
Kdnn'S Rugs, Third Floor,
Washington
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AUBUCBtSa DUbsUCOItVS
200-99c Plastic TablecIoths.
54x54" sec
40o-S1.19 Plastic Tablecloths.
54x70" 79c
80 - 81 Loop Pile Chenille
Rugs. l8x3O" 35c
50 - S2.99 Loop Pile Chenille
Rugs. oval. 30x50" S1.6S
35-Seconds $3.50 Plastic Mat
tress Covers, twin size. Zip
pered 81
zoo - Seconds S1.79 Martex
Bath Towels. 24x36" size. car
nation or gold 95c
60-Seconds S1.69 Pacific Con-
tour Crib Sheets. percale. 81
I lot-Sheets. Pillow Cases;
contours, fats. colors, soiled.
as Is - 39c-S3.9S
Kdnn's Linens & Domestics.
Street Floor, Washington
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Refer Dresses

.S-NIisses' S29.95 Cocktail
Dresses, brocades. MORE
failles. some with jackets.
sizes 10 to l6 $500
1S-Misses' $500 to $29.95
Rayon Sheers. navy. black. IL
to 10 Sl2.OO
2-s19.95 to $500 Extra Size
Dresses. black. size so: fuschia,
50 $1,000
s-Misses' S29.95 Princess
Dresses. beige with black. ~.
IA. is $500
Kdnn'S-Second Floor.
Washington
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1899 ard S<.99
New Spring
SKIRTS
s2.99

Misses ana large size
rayon and orion blends
in new spring shades,
assorted styles.
Kann's Sportswear
Second Floor. Washing
ton; Street Floor.
Arlington
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TOilefs'ieS

SOC Lemon Shampoo and Soap,
29c
10 and 15c Assorted Soaps. Sc
75c Wrisley Saddle Club
Shave Lotion or Hair Dressing,
soc"
S1.OO Bath Powder - 29c"
Riddles Bubble Bath 29c*
S1.OO Four Cake Pkg. LanOlin
Soap. famous make SOC
1Oc Family Combs, 3 for SC
CSC Round the Neck Mirrors,
59c
$50 Complexion Brushes. Tic
S1.5O Bath Brushes TIC
Children'S 39c Bath Brushes,
19c
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WASHINGTON
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S-S3.9S Wrought Iron Phone
Stands 81
SASS Book and Magazine
Stands $3.50
39c Canasta Trays. plastic. 10c
81 Snack Tables. wood SOC
81 Glue Pens SOC
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$3.50 Hostess Aprons, bib and
half apron styles S1.5S
Utility Uniforms, white, blue,
green, sizes IL to AZ $1.59
$3.50 Sleeveless Plisses Sun
Dresses, solids and prints,
misses, women's and half
sizes Sl.SS
Kann'S-Second Floor,
Washington ond Arlington
Teens Wear
12-S1.69 Cotton T-Shirts,
Sl.0O
6-S4.99 and $3.50 Wool Jersey
Blouses $3.50
1O-S1.99 Plaid Bingham Sport
Shirts Sl.99
12-S2.99 Cotton Shirts and
Blouses $3.50
K0nn'S-Fourth Floor,
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$50 prs. $3.50 Cotton String
Knit Driving Gloves, leather
palms, ecru, medium and
large - S1.59
1913 prs. $500 Double-woven
Nylon Shorties, champagne,
navy, black, broken sizes. S1.59
80 prs. $3.50 Knitted Spun Ny
Ion Gloves, cocoa, black, pink,
broken sizes S1.49
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington
81 prs. $500 Wool Lined Cape
skin Gloves, black, brown,
broken sizes $3.50
ia prs. $500 Double-woven
Cotton Shorties, black, white,
broken sizes S1.39
GA prs. $500 Wool Gloves, pig
skin palms, black, medium,
large, $3.50
Knnn's-Street Floor,
Washington and Arlington
Negligees
10-S10.95 Rayon Lounging
Pajamas. misses broken sizes,
S8.88
@S3.99 Cotton Busters, broken
sizes $500
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SIO.SS to SIPS
Quilted
Louneeweor
1888

Quilted rayon lounging
pajamas and robes in as
sorted colors. Misses /.
broken sizes. Z
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Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
FRIDAY okLY-wAsHlheToN, $50 to 900 pm.


Washington, arlington Stores
j.. $500, $4.e9 Corduroy SIoeks
Thiekset corduroy with double knees elastic back
and front belt Solid coos and foncy potterns &A m
the group. Sizes 6. 6, 10 Aa2A
JE. 1895 Corduroy Campus Coots
Fomous make corduroy with cotton flannel lining
front Maroon, green and oyol colors &K AA
group Sizes 6 to II. Just 20 at this low pice 0e00
Special Purchase
Sass Gobordine Trench Goats
Royon and nylon oobordine in the popular trench
only Sizes II to 20 Observation-Disclosures UHaH0
$1.00 and $3.50 Leather Belts
Fomous make in plain ond foncy potterns Mar
row and wide widths. PopuIor coIors. Sizes y u 60
to 50 sse Il Tor
$l.99 Warm Winter Cops
Woter-repeIent oobordne cops with adjustable
eornufts and warm Innings. Also two-tone melton m
cloth cops. Small, medium large in group ~
Floor Washington Street Floor Arlington
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
Girls Wear

Girls Wear
Girls $45 Al-Wool Coat
Sets S39.95
5-Sl2.95 Wool Check Sport
Jackets S7.OO
10O-39c and 45c Dark or Pas.
tel Anklets Csc
10-Girls' $3.50 Light Blue
Denim Jeans S1.S7
12-GirIs' S1.39 and 81 80 Bras.
S1.OO
ZO-Glrls' 1928 Cotton Sport
Shirts Sl.69
l2-Girls' $3.50 and $3.50 Felt
Hats - S1.69
Konn's-Fourth Floor,
Washington
ChiIdresa'S Shoes
IL prs. $7.S5 and SS.s5 Teens
Dress and School Shoes, broken
sizes 4, S and 6 $4.99
IA prs. $4.99 Flat Heel Cowboy
Boots, sizes 8, /. 2 and 8 only,
S1.OO
KGnn's-Fourth Floor.
Washington
Children's $l.99 and $3.50
House Slippers, broken sizes
8 to large 3 CSC
Kdnn'S-Fonrth Floor, WASH;
Second Floor, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-28
1900 Reg. I9c
2 for 81

Brilliant colors to mix
or match with present
bathroom color scheme.
First quality, thick and.
absorbent.
KGnn's-Linefls, Street
Floor, Washington