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AFFORD. CHARLOTTE M. In loving
memory of our dear wife and mother.
CHARLOTTE M. AFFORD, who left us
two years ago today, March 8. 1852.
She WAS Just oSn plain Gear ..s %ot asY
Always trying to do for, others
AS he journeyed on her way.
Just when life was sweetest
And you always did your best.
The gates of heaven opened
And God took you home to rest.
God gave US q wonderful mother.
One Of the worlds very best.
And when on earth her work was done.
God called her home to rest.
If ever q love existed;
If ever q soul fllled its mission on earth.
Dear wife and mother. 1t surely was
you.
One by one my, hopes grow BRIGHTER
For know across the river
Waits the loved one gone before.
YOUR loving HUSBAND. DELES C..
Afford. AND CHILDREN.
ANDERSEN. alma. In loving memory
Of my ga dss5 GINA sFo
day. March 8. 1913.
Just a line of sweet remembrance.
Just memory. fond and true;
Just token of loves devotion
yo1R A ny aSa5t 5I Gnf pAU tS5 AHs
LILLIAN; soN:N:LAW, PAUL. AND
GRANDDAUGHTER. MARIE AMBER
son.
CARTER, MARIA. In loving memory Of
our dear mother. MARIA CARTER. who
March 8. I046.
Her life. is q beautiful memory.
:. Her absence . silent grief;
She is asleep in Gods beautiful garden.
In the 'u oseak q aN Rsr vfoLR Reaes:
% desr aaMaf HENRY n C. TsmsEz
today, March 8. 1916.
In my lonely hours of thinking,
I who loved y you us sadly miss miss YOU You
Al 'ne f psv 9 Esq WIFE zfPE sSsaAzkii y
HARRIS, PVT. THOMAS r. In loving
memory Of my dear husband.
r rSo was THQ fi1ied on r. 1T MAk 3ins
~ n 5das years ago today March 8.
Gone in the best of his days.
Right in manhood's bloom:
sep fn IL the hearts sGe Saa' TONES SHSa him.
They say time heals the broken heart,
But. oh, it's SO untrue,
For nine long years my heart has ached.
Df His bb3 EV6FEbj u W1r fSr ryS SH
HOWARD. lNNIE BEATRICE. Another
tSe beauty d The iii lie 81 our dsrltns g
sister. ANNIE BEATRICE HOWARD.
who went to bloom on the other side
f iagsy' wears ago today March g.
HER EVER-REMEMBERING SISTERS,
ENTs. THE REV. AND MRS. WL-
LIAM JAMES HOWARD.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CRYPT ct Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Re.
duced price. OIL. 2.0277. 1As
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ANNA N. The ohcers and
members of GethSemane
Chapter No. 8. o. E. s.,
are hereby requested to at
tend the funeral of Sister
ANNA NJ. BRIGGS on Tues
day, March 8. 1854, at 1870
pm. at ASbury Methodist
Church. 18th and K SITS. NV.
E. FAIRFAX. w. M.
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ton OF the rosary.
SWAIN. ALICE F. Suddenly on Sunday.
March 1854. ALICE F. SWAIN o.
Of Redbank. N. J. SERVICES at the
l4th st, NV. on Wednesday, March
10. at = pm. Interment private. o
TAYLOR. MABEL. On Thursday. March
General Hospital. MABEL TAYLOR Of
9l5 3rd St s.w.. beloved lifelong friend
Of Mrs. Florence Meade and family.
relatives and many friends Remains
Home 901 ord st. s.w where friends
March can and where Pm iune en esTiess
will be held on wednesday. March 10,
at / pm. the Rev. A. Joseph Edwards
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry.
THOMAS. PEACHY. On Sunday, March
Z, 1854. PEACHY THOMAS of 1000
Douglas st. ne. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
TURNER. MARY b. On Thursday. March
B. TURNER. beloved mother Of Robert
T. Lands. sister of Margaret Jeffords.
BERTHE Stokes; Leonard Turner. John
Jacob Turner Of Broadway. Va. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Tuesday. March 8. at
IL am. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
WILSON. MARY p. On Sunday. March
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
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Druths

ANDERSON. BERTHA e. On Thursday.
March 4, 1854, at her residence. l1pS
Lamont st. NV. BERTHA c.. AMBER
SON. beloved wife of Robert E. Ander-
son Also surviving are other relatives
day. March 4. to / pm. Tuesday, March
81. the remains will lie in state 81
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, where
at i pm, Rev C. r. Murray ofhciat-
Ing Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry Please send all flowers to church.
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. Inc.
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r. Members Of washington
Council No. 224. KNIGHTS
OF Columbus. are hereby
notified OF the death of our
late Brother LEO F. STOCK
and are requested to meet
At his late residence. 140S
Otis st. ne. on Tuesday.
I'D AT S.30 n m for PacitA-
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cation Of Joppa Lodge No.
80, F. A. A. M, is hereby
called for the purpose Of at
NJ tending the funeral of our
~ late Brother HARRY A.
~ BECK on Wednesday. March
10. 1854 at l pm. Services
e Deal Funeral Home, 4S12 Ga.
NV. Interment Glenwood Gene
BY order of
'HARLES P. MACLEOD. Master.
!: ROBERT A. MAYER. Secretary.
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HAYES, MARY b. On Saturday, March
8. 1854, MARY B. HAYES. the beloved
daughter. Of the late William and
Margaret Hayes. Funeral from the
James T Ryan Funeral Home. 317
Pa. ave. Sc. on Tuesday. March 8
Ct 9;So Am: Requiem mass ct st
and friends rsmds.,H invited. Interment HOLY
HEIMs. JAY CALVIN. On Saturday,
March 6. 1854. at his residence. 270I
HELMS, beloved husband OF Rae caste.
day Helms. brother OF Miss Caroline
Charles E. Creyeling Of Los Angeles
Calf, and uncle Of Robert J. Helms
Of Milford. N. j. Friends may call ct
the. Ives Funeral Home, .2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va. where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday. March
8. at IL am. Interment private. In
lieu OF flowers, contributions may be
made to the Cancer Society, care OF
Miss Betty Hutton. 1900 N. Edison st..
Arlington. Va. or to st. Pauls Lutheran
Church. Washington. d. C. 8
HENDERSON. PETER c.. yR. Suddenly
on Saturday. March 8. 1854, at Bene.
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Hender.
son, son Of Peter c.. ST., and Louise
Henderson; brother of Mrs. JOSEPH
Kelly. Mrs. Lloyd Curtis and Charles
N, Henderson. Funeral from the Hunt
g. Ryon Funeral Home. Waldorf, Nd.
on Tuesday. March o. at 1896 am
Services at Old Field Church, Hughes.
ville.. ct IL Am. Interment church
cemetery. 8
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~ Of Edward j. Ross Council
16&oN No. 90. and color guard.
MN Jr. o. U. A. M. are hereby
HtNHN notified of the death of
Nm II Brother HARRY A. BECK
wv and are requested to as
semble at 3 pm. Tuesday,
rch 8. 1854. at Deals Funeral
me. 1912 Ga. ave. NV, for services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

Miss Virginia Edelen, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Edelen of Clarion. Pa. became
the bride on January 80 of Mr..
Charles Baptie. jr. He is the
son Of Mr.. Baptie Of Homestead
Park. Pa.
The ceremony took place at
the Old Presbyterian Meeting
House with the Rev. Kenneth G..
Phifer officiating. There was a
reception in the Magnolia Room
Of the Huntington Towers. Fol-
lowing a wedding trip to Mexico
City and Acapulco. Mexico, Mr..
and Mrs. Baptie will reside in
Annandale. Va.
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Know Your Pears

Get to know your pears. Fa-
vorite for baking right now. is
the Bose. It's a large pear with
q tapering neck and a golden
russell skin. Peeled-either be-
fore or after baking-it's de-
lightful served with a custard
sauce. Favorite for eating now.
is the Anjou. It has a wonder
full flavor that teams well with
white or blue-veined cheese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

The marriage of Miss Mary
Louise Lakeman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Maxwell Lake.
man of EdgeWater. Md, to Mr.
Thomas James Awkward, jr., son
of DR.. and Mrs. Aylward of Col
lege Park, Md, took place Janu-
airy 80.
The ceremony was held at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart and
Father r. B. Repetti officiated.
A reception followed at the
Kennedy-Warre ballroom. After
a wedding trip to New York and
Connecticut. the couple will
make their home in College Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

The marriage Of Miss Betty
Ann Potzler to Mr.. John Kin
nison O'Connor took place Feb
ruary at the Church of the
Nativity with the Rev. Harry
L. Hale officiating. The bride is
the daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. L. Henry Potzler and
Mr.. O'Connor is the son Of Mrs.
Joseph j. O'Connor and the
late Mr.. O'Connor.
The reception was held at the
Catholic Daughters of America,
2 Scott circle. Following a we'd
ding trip to the Poconos, they
will make their home in Takoma
Park, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Hats at ~ price!
Velvets. veIours. feIts. ribbon hots that were
from $3.50 to SIS. Now just half price!

BUDGET MlLLlNERY-Street Floor
s3s5 $3.50 BUDGET MILLINERY, variety styles fabrics
GL0VES-Street Floor
So to So DOUBLE WOVEN COTTONS AND NYLONS ST.
and Sc LEATHER GLOVES
JEWELRY-Street Floor
81 $40 JEWELRY in cooed stones tailored metals simulated
rhneStoneS 81 to $l0 plus Fed tax
SHOE SALON-Fourth Floor
$685. TO $1295 FAMOUS NAME CASUALS, all with
black Suede red and black calskin
medium and low heels on sings and classics Not every
color in every size $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

-Southall Photo.
MRS. DENNIS McCOSKRIE
The former
Miss Lillian E. Tucker.
Miss Lillian Elizabeth Tucker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
w. Tucker of Alexandria became
the bride on February 6 Of Mr..
Dennis McCoskrie. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus l..
McCoskrie of Kenmore, N. Y.
The ceremony took place at
the First Congregational Church
with DR.. Carl Heath Kopf Off
ciating. Following a wedding
trip to Puerto Rico and St. Croix,
Virgin Islands. Mr.. and Mrs.
McCoskrie will reside in Phila-
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Street Floor LINGERIE SPECIALS!

10O-$395 NYLON TR1COT SLIPS with lace and
pleated trims; white in sizes 80 to 38. Not every
style in every size S2.95
lO0-S225 NYLON TRICOT in white or pink with
embroidery and lace trims: briefs in sizes 5, 6
and Z; lace-leg panties in sizes g. 7. Sl.95
I0O-S5.95 PERMANENTLY PLEATED PETTICOATS
in white, pink. blue, nylon tricot in small medium,
large sizes S395
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- CLEARANCE-C Goats! Suits! Dresses! etc. etc. -.
reduced carefully fno; GODS
llNGERlE-Second Floor

LlNGERlE-Seeond Floor
$OS5 AND $1695 PAJAMA SETS with quilted and sleeping
pa1amas in and coons Blue red with checked
coats. Sizes 80 to 80 $685.
98-S1095 NYLON TRICOT GOWNS and white
nations; sizes 80 to 38 S5.o5
25-S395 FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS AND GOWNS in assorted
styles broken colors in broken sizes S2oS
4o-s695 and S7.s5 IMPORTED BALBRIGGAN PAJAMAS in
broken sizes S395
sizes 80 to 40 ----.-.a-. 81 IS
l50S595 SLIPS cotton plsse nyon satin with lace
and embroidery white 80 to 49, Not every
style and fabric in every S3.e5
7O-S395 SLIPS crepe pucker white
sizes 80 to 40 ---.-----------. 81 IS
sO-s7s5 NYLoN CREPE PETTICOATS in white or black
small size S3.e5
100 prs-S4.95 to S6.95 BALBRIGGAN COTTON KNITTED
PAJAMAS in pastels, navy and red small, medium and
large Sizes Not style color 295
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
JUNIOR BUDGET sHoP-Fourth Floor

SLABS DRESSES in pastel wool jerseys with angora TRIM
jersey faie embroidered satin
sheaths with scoop necklines Broken $40
s1os5 ONE AND TWO PIECE RAYoN FABLE SUITS
with velvet TRIM piece taetas with seqn
a-kind; broken sizes and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

6O-S7e5 BRUSHED RAYON in butcher boy style
with nyon embroidered trim; sizes 80 to 49, Not
style in every color s3.s5
lO-Sl095 and S2 95 BRUSHED NYLON GOWNS in peach
aqua 80 &c. Not style in color
24-SSS5 BRUSHED RAYON GOWNS in blue yellow peach:
sizes 80 to SO Sl.e5
l20-S4.95 COTTON KNITTED BALBRIGGAN PAJAMAS
two-piece styles navy, coral Is ST IS
C0RSETS-Seeond Floor
5S-S750 SIS GIRDLES AND PANTY GIRDLES mostly
elastic in blue black. few in pink and white, mostly
closeouts from regular stock. Small and large
sizes S3o5 TO S9.o5
75S2 $685. BRASSIERES discontinued from regular stock
mostly white few yellow lavender LAS to 81. IS
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF HOLLYWOOD VETTE BRASSIERES
white cotton sizes 80 to 38 S1.o5
43-S15 AND S2250 NYLON AND SATIN FOUNDATIONS.
boned and boneless Sizes 80 to 49, Mostly of size.
not all sizes in every STYLE 1896 and Sl2.95
60-Sl2.5O LASTEX GIRDLES. with aseX backs and
boned fronts Waistline and hitops Is and l6 lengths
Mostly white
NEGLIGEES-Fourth Floor
10-S2s95 SHORT JEWEL TRIMMED RAYON QUILTED
ROBES mostly pink orion fleece robes; broken sizes
colors S22
5-Sl6.95 QUILTED PINK VELVET BEDJACKETS in small.
medium and large sizes
2S-S2995 TO $35 HOSTESS ROBES taea jeweled
sans Amber champagne blue red sizes 10 to l6
Sl8
20-$3995 TO S45 HOSTESS ROBES AND LONG QUILTED
ROBES in woo velvets, taffeas Black, aqua,
green pink, beige, blue or grey sizes 10 to 10 -- S2S
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GLAMOUR LOUNGE SETS

12-Sl995 RAYON QUILTED TOPS. rayon trousers in
i. gold. blue red sizes 10 to Is SIS
2-S25 FITTED QUILTED TOP IN GOLD; ray on
crepe trousers: sizes 10 -------- SIS
a-s25 MULTI-STRIPED RAY ON TOP rayon fable
trousers: size 10 --.--------- SIS
4-$35 BOXY RAYON FABLE JACKET trimmed with
beads rayon velvet trousers. Aqua, white red;
sizes 10 and 49, -------- ------- $2S
5-S3995 FITTED TUNIC TOP in rayon satin with
rayon velvet trousers. Champagne coral; sizes
TO- IL and is S2S
4-S45 FITTED RAYON TAFFETA TOP trimmed with
fringe velvet trousers Aqua red; sizes 10
and IA Observation-Disclosures S26
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JUNIOR DEB sHoP-Fourth Floor

30JUNORS S1995 $2995 DRESSES striped woolens
tel rayon failes two-pece striped Luex silk acetate
princess dresses aie jacket dresses princess line
lace and satins Broken sizes SIS
3O-JUNIORS' SASS to $1995 FRINGE TRIMMED SHEER
WOOLENS. bead-rmmed rayon tatfetas two-pece rayon
satns with embroidered bodces full skirts Broken
20-JUNIORS' $22.95 to JACKET DRESSES with fur
cuffs pastel wool Jerseys taetas with
TRIM princess line and aetas Broken
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In New York

Mrs. James H. Douglas. jr..
of Washington is in New York
where she is guest at the Plaza
Hotel
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6outhaM Photo.

MISS 1nelma =. War0.
st. Stephens Catholic Church
was the scene Of the wedding
February 6 of Miss Thelma Eliza
beth Ward of Washington and
Mr.. Claude Thomas Houck Of
Fairbanks, Alaska.
Miss Ward is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee Ward
of Indian Head. Md. The BRIDE
groom is the son of Mrs. Louise
Houck Of Baltimore and Mr.. Aus
tin Houck of Todd. N. c.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Raymond B. MORT
arty and a reception followed at
the Catholic Daughters Club.
They will spend their honeymoon
in Williamsburg, Va, and in
North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

The marriage Of Miss Barbara
Jean Hudson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Leon Hudson.
to Mr.. william Edward San
ford, -jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford Of Luttrellville. Va.
took place February 6 at the
Centennial Baptist Church.
The Rev. Wilson Holder per-
formed the ceremony. which
was followed by a reception at
the church. After a wedding
trip to Florida. they will make
their home in Luttrellyille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

Locke Photo.
MRS. EDWARD M. GUDELY
The former
Miss Frances A. Vincent.
The wedding of Miss Frances
Ann Vincent, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Vincent. ST.. Of
kLittleton, N. c., and End 1t.
Edward Michael Gudely. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Gudely of
Maple Heights. Ohio. took place
January 2e.
The ceremony was held In the
Augustana Lutheran Churc h
with the Rev. Clarence T. Nelson
officiating. After a wedding trip
to the West Coast, the bride will
return to Washington to live
while the bridegroom serves his
tour of duty in Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

MISSES DRESSES-Second Floor
$17.s5 ONE-PIECE RAYON GABARDINE BASIC DRESSES in
coral, aqua or beige misses IS
$l995 to SIS AFTERNOON AND DRESSY STYLES in rayon
taetas and sans Red blue black and pastels;
formals Rayon taeta, silks few Black
brown, royal and pastels; misses SIS
s25 to S35 STREET, AFTERNOON, COCKTAIL AND DINNER
DRESSES in lace taea dynel
tes vivid shaoes brown and few black misses Sizes
SO
MATERNITY DRESSES-Seeond Floor
15-sl4s5 TWoPIECE NOVELTY RAYONs in grey trimmed
with red few with checked tops and solid skirts Sizes
10
WoMEN'S DRESSES-Seeond Floor
2O-$4ss5 ONE OF -A-KIND RAYON CREPE AND TAFFETA
AFTERNOON DRESSES with contrast beaded trims;
nylon tulle and lace. Broken $3e
1O--se995 RAYON CREPE AFTERNOON DRESSES with
beaded contrast trims two-pece fables stroked
with velvet silk sfeta dinner dresses with portrait collars
Plum and blue broken sizes $40 to $45
35-$2995 to $685. WOOL JERSEY DRESSES beige and
paStels with beaded self trims taetas
black toast or blue; few bascs Sizes 41a
to 221a SIS
20-$2995 to $49.95 RAYON TAFFETA DRESSES with
quisette and beaded yeke with beaded
rayon velvet dressy styles Black Plum and PURPLE
HoNei SiIcS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
SUIT SH0P-Third Floor

4O-$4995 to S7995 WOOL SUITS mostly gabardne
and worsteds in black, navy brown wine blue beige and
assess $685. WOOL lilac grey plum black navy
and grey Womens sizes 10 to 1914 to $65
FRENCH ROOM-Seeond Floor
S3995 and S4995 EMPIRE LINE RAYON DRESSES with
satin trimmed buttons satin trimmed
dress cocktail dress in beige lace pink aeta SIS
S995 RAYON CREPE COCKTAIL DRESSES some with shirred
pockets black sheathstyle cocktail dress few
cocktail Sneaths ----------- $50
$49S5 BLACK RAYON TAFFETA SHEATHS bodices
pastel wool jersey cocktail dresses with beaded
necknes few sleeveless styles with rnestones SIS
$ss.95 TWO-PIECE SILK DRESS AND JACKET COSTUMES
IN honey beige; size 20 $35
s6ss5 COCKTAIL DRESSES with novelty link
neckines, atn-trimmed crepes $40
sl35 PINK AND BLACK WOOL TWEED COSTUME with silk
topped dress, matching lining size 10 SIS
S35 to Sl65 BLACK SILK DRESS and
of sequn and pearl trimmed white One-pece
cocktail dress with silk satin skirt sequn BODICE blue silk
cocktail dress SIS
$3.50 EVENING DRESS in navy jersey al-over
BODICE softly peated skirt; size IL $3.50
$3.50 SHORT EVENING DRESS silk faie with Jewel
studded shoulder straps size IL Sl65
S4S5 SHORT EVENING DRESS corded silk Cap sleeved
sheath in delicate pink with aove sequn TRIM size IA $500
s35 and LONG EVENING DRESSES in blue or white
nylon nets crepes with draped neckne Sizes IL and H.
$40
S995 LONG EVENING DRESSES in crepes and aetas
some Jacketed srapesS Styles few black with
tafeta trims $50
LONG EVENING DRESSES in pink or champagne nyon
net with metallic halter necknes Sizes 10 and $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

1856 STRIPED COTTON BOY SHIRTS with long sleeves
So
s7ss WHITE COTTON ToRREADoR SHIRTS with long
sleeves; broken sizes 81
slos5 WHITE NYLON COCKTAIL BLOUsEs with lace yokes;
broken sizes IS
ss9s WOOL JERSEY SCOOP NECKLINED BLoUsEs with
rhinestone TRIM short sleeves White powder blue broken
2-s4s5 RAYoN FAILLE SKIRTS embroidered pockets
Pastes sizes 10 to 16- $795
7-s17ss RAYON SATIN COCKTAIL SKIRTS. Black; sizes 10
TO TO-
s-ssss5 sEQUIN SHEATH Skirts black in broken Sizes
$40
z1-s5s5 RAYON TAFFETA HALTERs beige blue black:
s-s2s ALL OVER sEQU1N HALTERs black white broken
2l-SS95 WOOL JERSEY CAMSOLE TOPS lined in rayon san
black; broken sizes So
RAINCOATS in tweedy novelty Grey
BEIGE broken sizes $l2
4-$35 SUEDE JACKETS green broken
BUDGET SPORTS sHoP-street Floor
1895 to $7s5 BLOUSEs rayon aes with jewel
trimmed SCOOP t ' WINE , =" Dc , ETC., ny y
trimmed and necknes Sizes 80 to 81 and 81
1886 QUILTED COTTON SKIRTS grey with rhinestone
cotton tweeds with welt seam TRIM Sizes 10 and H. IS
1886 RAYON VELVET SHORTS with black and white BELTS
sizes 10 to
BRIDAL SALoN-Seventh Floor
$685. WEDDING GOWN in imported white chanty lace over
slipper satin tucked nylon te and opaesent TRIM cathedral
WEDDING GOWN white Chantly type rayon
satin full length with train; size IL
sl2s WEDDING GOWN in slipper satin with full circular train
trimmed with Aencon lace White size
s2sss TO s3ass BRDEsAIDs DRESSES in velveteen and
nyon tle combinations. Jewel tones; sizes 10 and r.
$40 and SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

TEEN SHoP-Fourth Floor
DRESSES in silks dressy styles with
jackets; black and colors in broken Sizes $40
sl7ss ONE TWO PIECE DRESSES velveteen, yarn
dyed taeas Dressy styles in vivid coors and black
SASS DRESSES rayon tissue fales rayon
Tailored shades black
sizes 9 to IS IS
with short and long sleeves and high neck
lines. Black, white and pae sizes 80 to So, to Is 81
WOOL SKIRTS in slim styles orettes pated pads
and solid colors sizes to is 8.95
Slos5 SKIRTS peated lorettes Vivid pale
shades sizes 8 to IS $7.95
$22ss DRESSY GATHERED SKIRTS nylon
belts. White and black; broken sizes $40
SIS ALL-OvER SEQUlN SLIM black
SIS
$22s5 EVENING DRESSES nyon balerna length styles
with detachable oes white blue red and pink sizes to l5
$l2
WOOL JACKETS in three pocket blazer styles red.
a to Is $40
S3sS5 CASUAL COATS wool leeces and diagonal
tweed Wonderful color assortment in sizes to 5 so
BUDGET DREsSEs-Fifth Floor
MISSES AND WOMENS Sl095 to SLABS DRESSES in rayon
hannels maeasse novelty fabrics and casual
styles Brown TAM red black navy green blue broken
sizes IL to 20; l4i3 to 22l7 IS and Sc
MISSES AND wOMENs SASS DREssY. TAILORED AND
BASIC DRESSES in Blue brown black navy
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Many people have asked for a recipe for maple syrup with little
or no Galleries. Now thanks to Sucaryl, the new non-caloric sweet
ener, that can be cooked without becoming bitter or losing its sweet
ness. Low CaloFie Maple Syrup is here. It has pouring consistency,
maple flavor, and real sweetness.
Do not store this maple syrup more than a few days in your
refrigerator; use It up on. desserts or make up Maple Delight. We
are giving you q recipe for Maple Delight candy-each piece con-
tains only z calories.
Remember that one pancake, 4 inchesin diameter has IS calories;
one waffle just s inches in diameter can contain 20 calories. Be
sure to count those calories in pancakes and wafles and don't eat
too many. sIA
Maple Favored Syrup
2 cups water 2 teaspoons Sucaryi Solution or
2 teaspoons corn starch 16 tablets crushed
! teaspoon maple havoring
Mix corn starch with ia cup Of the water, mix well. Combine
remaining water. ,Sucaryl and havoring in saucepan and bring to
boiling point over low to medium heat; now add corn starch mixture
and stir well. Remove from heat and cool Before serving stir rapidly
with fork or beat with rotary egg beater. Store in refrigerator: do
not keep more than a few days.
Less than one caorie per tablespoon Regular maple syrup,
so caiories. ~
maple" Candy Delights
Soften two envelopes unhavored pelatine in f2 crn manic
favored syrup (above. recipel Heat 12 cup syrup and add to gefa-.
tine mixture. Stir until dissolved. Pour into small square nan that
win give oneinch depth to candies. Chill until firm Wet a sharp
knife; loosen candy around edges of pan; turn onto board lightly
busted with powdered sugar. Cut into oneinch cubes. tSugar may
be eliminated II desiredl Eat at once, or keep refrigerated. Makes
about l6 one.ineh cubes. Each contains z calories, protein gram;
fat, O; carbohydrate 075 gram. IF made with regular maple syrup
each piece would contain so calories.