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The echo., 1954-11-15
BY Collie j. Nicholson

Baton Rouge, La (Special)Two basketball players who
conerd the smacoege scoring market last exchanged
trade secrets here Friday night the Memorial stadium
They Clarence "Bevo Francis fabulous record break
from Rio Grande college of Ohio, and Robert Lii Abn
Hopkins star Grambing college pivot
of sWirlng controversy the 1928
when he scored 1854 points 80 games Francis appeared here
with the Boston Whwnds against the Honolulu Surf Riders
the first doubeheader featuring the world famous
Harlem Globetroers.
"Bevo' has earned his eating money pay-forpay
eager April 26 when Abe Sapersten engaged him for
$30000
The big fellow admits the grind rough and his coach
he working hard to develop into hustlg defensive
player to go along with his other virtues
Francis scored 1855 points 81 games during the 50 "a
campaign for 46.5 average, both NCAA records
He trailed in total points by Hopkins, unusually
effective point etter with total of 1858 points
Lii Abner bombed the nets for 1902 points last
and of the countrys top rebound hands.
Hard to jolt out of normal procedure because Of his
and court Orientaton it takes clever tghworkng guard
to slow him down and has been able stop him
peey
An unsefish player with disarming smile, Bob
his sights a total of 1000 points
The nmble junior positively greedy far points
concerned and Bevo feels he has good chance Of making
The echo., 1954-11-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

> Shop epery department from the
Basement to the Sixth Floor for use
ful, desirable articles at big savings.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
Experts Outline Two
Methods Of Attack
On lllegiiiiInacy

Washington experts on the
problem Of children born out OF
wedlock yesterday outlined a
two-way assault on it.
They spoke at d meeting Of
the Family and Child Welfare
Section of the United Corlmu-
nifty Services. These psychologi-
cal causes of illegitimate birth
were listed:
The parents themselves:
/. Trying to make up for affec-
tion the girls should, but do not,
get at home.
Poor Supervision.
2. Given poor or no superui-
sion at home. The case of a boy
whose mother allowed him to
have overnight female guests in
his room was mentioned by L.
Roscoe Evans. principal Of Shaw
Junior High School.
8. Desire to attain status, or
recognition, from friends.
4. Trying to do something
Evening star., 1954-11-16
|cD 10 Test conelrad
| AGAIN Early tomorrow

Civil Defense authorities. early
tomorrow. viii conduct another
test of Conelrad, q method OF
radio broadcasting that allows
defense officials to keep the pub
lie informed in case of an enemy
attack. without allowing enemy
aircraft to focus on the radio
signals.
The broadcast will take place
Evening star., 1954-11-16

and there are few services for
advising families on how to
meet their problems. Of which
illegitimacy is but one.
For the long run, John The
ban, executive secretary Of the
Family and Child Services of
Washington. advised an attack
on the slum areas that breed
illegitimacy.
Evening star., 1954-11-16

between 1::30 and 4:30 am. on
either GAO or 1910 megacycles on
the regular AM band. Defense
Director John E. Fondahl asks
that any one listening to the
broadcast please call CD head
quarters'or write describing radio
reception.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
d. {. Weighs Limits
On Scope Of Work
|BYBuilding Employees

The Commissioners have under
advisement, after a public hear
ing yesterday, some proposed
changes in District regulations
affecting building operation and
maintenance men.
A proposal concerning the
scope Of work q maintenance
and repair electrician should be
permitted to, do in a building
drew objection from Glen r
Preller. business manager Of the
international Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers tAFL).
Certain changes were pro-
posed by the international Union
of Operating Engineers, Local
SO and 99A tAFL). Attorney
Henry H. Brylawski explained
the effect would be to enlarge
the scope OF work, so that q
maintenance electrician could re-
place motors. controls and mo-
tor branch circuits in his build
ing.
They also would permit the
license issued to this type OF
electrician to hold good for any
place Of employment, rather
than for one specific building.
Category Questioned.
Mr.. Preller contended the
maintenance men would be per-
mitted to do work that regular
electricians should be doing. He
suggested the whole question Of
maintenance and repair cleo
tricians be reviewed and q de-
termination made of the neces-
.sity for this category.
Rudolph H. Porter, president
Of the Electrical Contractors
Association of the District OF
Columbia, Inc, agreed with Mr.
Preller that "a man is either ar
electrician or he is not an elec.
trician."
While it is sometimes neces-
Sary for building engineers tt
do mine or emergency repairs, he
said he did not feel this should
extend to all kinds of wiring.
Would Extend Work.
Morton Silverberg Of the Ma
tional Electrical Contractors AS
sociation suggested consideration
be given to extending the licenses
of steam and operating engineers
to cover the type of work anc
that the whole category of main
tenance and repair electricians
be reopened for study and rec
ommendation.
A. Julian Brylawski said the
proposed changes had the sup
port of the Commissioners Build.
ing Code Advisory Committee
He said it was understood they
did not permit installation Of any
new work.
Charles j. Bauer, executive
secretary Of the Building Owners
and Managers Association OF
Metropolitan Washington, also
favored the proposal.
Compressors Involved.
A proposal involving ,regula-
lions for steam and operating
engineers was supported bys j. q.
Turner Of the international
Union of Operating Engineers
but opposed by H. K. Kugel,
chief engineer Of Smoke Regula-
ton and Boiler Inspection in the
Licenses Department. This would
extend the present requirement
for an operator to be in charge
Of portable air compressors OF
over 110 cubic, feet capacity
down to those of 30 feet.
F. NJ. Latham, technical di-
rector of the Home Builders
Association of NJ tropolitan n
Washington, opposed requiring a
licensed engineer to be in charge
of q portable or truck mounted
air compressor of less capacity
than 200 cubic feet per minute
at 100 pounds pressure.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
Life Expectancy Increases.

Residents Of England and
Wales now have a life ex-
pectancy Of 81 years compared
with 65.84 years just a year ago.
an advance of 20 years from the
1900 average.
Evening star., 1954-11-16

else. A l4-year-old Girl. told
she must still attend school Il
she married, but not Il she were
pregnant, determined to become
pregnant.
5. Ignorant or inisinformed
through lack of sex education.
8. Without standards. Many
unwed mothers are themselves
born of Inwed mothers.
For the Community.
The community:
1. Vicious neighborhoods.
2. Lack Of counseling and care.
The District now has no home
for colored unwed mothers. Mrs.
Annie Lee Sandusky of the
Children's Bureau pointed out
Evening star., 1954-11-18
UPHOLSTERY
CURTAINS

Third Floor, Washington Only
10-12.9S Denim Bedspreads,
single and double sizes, assorted
colors, solid tops and stripe
IS Prs. 6.9S Ruffled Fibreglass
Curtains, pr. SO" wide, "a" long,
white 4.99
10 Prs. ASS Ready Made Drap-
cries, floral pattern on white
background, 90~ long - 2.49
IS Prs. 1893 Teir Pom Teirs,
charmquisettes, failles and
other fabrics, 80, SO and 40-in.
long, not all sizes in all styles,
1.79
rs Prs. 5.9S Ready Made Percale
Draperies, pinch pleated, floral
and fruit pattern, assorted
cOlorS - --...-----.Z Z.9S
25-9.9S Sofa SIipcovers, 3 cush-
ion style, floral patterns, as
sorted colOrS -----.-- -3.99
5-7.98 Vanity Skirts, satins and
taffeta, assorted colors- 2.99
55-2.49 Kenneths Valbow, a
combination pre-shirred val
ance and matching tie-backs,
arrangements for all windows,
assorted colors and patterns,
100
1OO-1.98 to 5.9S Curtain
Panels, assorted sizes, colors
and fabrics, panel - 39c
10 Prs. Nylon and Orion Lace
Curtains, assorted designs, 81"
long, eggshell l-------------S.99
reg.
dupont Fiber
Evening star., 1954-11-18
JEWELRY
,treet Floor, Washington

g
1000 Rhinestone and Rhodiuin
Finish Bracelet --------. 10.00*
800 Rhinestone Barrettes,
1.OOs
5000 Costume Jewelry -1.00*
1000 Needlepoint Initial
COmpacts - 100
6-1.00 Sterling Silver Charms,
50c*
2-1.OO Sterling Silver Brace
lets for charms 69c@
@9.95 Two-Tone Gold and Sill
yer Finish Metal Compacts. as
Is ---.5.0 500
$500 Large Size Jewel Boxes,
2.99
70-1.OO Costume Jewelry,
2 for 1.00@
splus 1Oqo tax
Evening star., 1954-11-18
BED
DEPARTMENT

Third Floor, Washington Only
1-s7.5o Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt border, discontinued
style, twin size 1875
1-37.50 Box Springs, discon-
tinued style, twin size 1875
1-37.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, discon-
tinued style, double size lists
1---37.50 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, soiled,
double size --.---.- 1875
Ass Serta Box Springs,
sturdy coil construction, tan
stripe, double size $500 1899
5000 Serta Box Springs, twin
size -. -.---..- 1858
1-37.50 Box Springs, durable
ticking, double size, soiled, 1875
149.50 Englander Box Springs,
double size ----.----. - 24.75
1-37.50 Foster Box Springs, dis
continued style, double size,
1875
.sl-46.50 Simmons Box Springs,
sturdy coil construction, twin
. SIZE - -,----c-4 HS.0U
1-29.50 1nnerspring Mattress,
striped ticking, double size, 14.95
Evening star., 1954-11-18
UNPAINTED
FURNITURE

Lo,oer LeUel, Arlington Only
3-24.95 Kneehole Desks, l.
drawer style, 43x16", marred,
1888
6-34.5O Mr.. and Mrs. Chest,
9 drawers, 46" long, marred,
1899
3-21.95 Knotty Pine Chest, 4
drawers 1899
2-10.95 Bookcases, 8 shelves,
80" wide, SO" high 6.99
1-10.95 Bookcase, cabinet style
with sliding doors, 26" wide, %"
high 500
1-11.95 Bookcase, 8 shelves,
knotty pine, 36x36" 7.99
Pass Room Divider Case,
for books, dishes, etc., sliding
doors, Al" wide, As" high 1899
Pass Double Dresser Base,
8 drawers, 14x36x33" high 1899
Evening star., 1954-11-18
LINENS
DOMESTICS

Street Floor, Washington Only
5OO-Sec. of 25c Washcoths,
8 for LOO
60O-19c Dishcloths, assorted
colors ----------7 for 100
l00-3.95 to 4.95 Assorted Dust
Ruffles, full or twin size 1.99
2OO-Sec. Of 2.95 to S.95 Linen
Print Table Cloths, 52x52", SIX
10" and 60x90" sizes, LOO to 2.99
300-Sec. Of SOC Cannon Col0red
Percale Pillow Cases -. 64c
14-1O.95 Scalloped Percale
Sheet Sets, sheet, 81x108" and
2 pillow cases --- $50
20O-Sec. Soc Martex Kitchen
Towels --- 3 for 100
50-Sec. of 4.95 Lace Cloths, SIX
52", 52x70", 60x80" sizes 2.99
IL Sec. of 1885 Orion Lace
Cloths, 70x90" size 1888
1O0-Sec. of 3.89 Cannon Colored
Percaie Sheets, 81x108", top or
bottom fitted, full size -. 2.S9
Evening star., 1954-11-18
CHINA
DEPARTMENT

Third Floor, Washington Only
12--1.4s Decorated Black Metal
Planters 79c
$50 Cigarette Boxes, colored
pOtGery - lay
8E6.98 Imported Cut Glass
DOWlS ------------- 500
12-1.98 Tall Black Metal Hur-
ricane Lamps ------- LOO
2-12.98 Metal Portable Bars,
3.sS
1O0-49c COlored aluminium
Tumblers ----------4 for LOO
2--9.98 Italian Pottery Leaf
Trays --------------.-- S.S6
12-1.15 Colored Glass Range
Sets, 3-pc. ---- Y 69c
15-l.00 Imported Figurines,
25c
Evening star., 1954-11-18
BED
DEPARTMENT

Lo,Der LeUel, Arlington only
1-39.95 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, discon-
tinued ticking, double size, 22.0O
147.5O Simmons aKannsleep"
Innerspring. Mattress, prebuilt
border, discontinued style, dou-
BILE size : -------44---l4- 26.95
1880 Innerspring Mattress,
striped ticking, double size,
Soiled 1888
$3.50 Simmons Extra Firm
Innerspring Mattress, double
size, soiled ------4 1900
1850 Serta Box Spring,
sturdy woven ticking, double
size 29.OO
1-s7.5o Box Springs, fancy
woven ticking, double size;
Soiled 21.0O
1-54.50 Serta Box Springs,
sturdy coil construction, double
size, soiled -------------2 -29.99
1850 Englander Ortho Bilt
Box Springs, discontinued style,
double size 28.75
1-49.50 Superior Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt border, sturdy
ticking, discontinued style,
double size --------,-2 -28.75
1-54.50 Serta 837 Coil Mattress,
stitched prebuilt border, twin
size, soiled ---------2 29.99
1895 Serta Box Spring, grey
woven stripe, twin size, soiled,
21.88
1-64.50 Serta Innerspring Hol-
lywood Outfit, prebuilt borders,
twin size, soiled : 1899
1850 Simmons Innerspring
Hollywood Headboard Outfit,
rose damask, twin size, floor
sample ----4-, --.-- 44.5O
1-99.50 Serta Foam Mattress
and box spring set. Mis-
matched ticking, twin size, 4S.O0
Evening star., 1954-11-18

FURNITURE

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1--7.s5 samson Gard Table, red
top. marred 4.44
3-5.S5 Bridge Tables, metal
locking legs, patterned top,
marred 2.99
1--79.95 Dinette Set, 5-pc.,
maple Duxbury finish, drop leaf
table, ladderback chairs, i'm
perfect 1897
1-49.95 Kneehole Desk, mahog-
any finished hardwood, rope
edges, floor sample 1885
class TV Occasional Chairs,
blond legs and trim, seats COW
cred in red or green plastic. TAT
1-29.95 Kneehole Desk, 6 draw
ers. mahogany finished hard
wood 1895
6-16.9S Gossip Chairs, mahog-
any finished hardwood, right or
left arm styles, washable plastic
seats in red or ivory - 8.47
6-29.95 Modern Occasional
Chairs, birch hardwood frame
and legs, canvas strip in green,
red or black ck----------.---19.95
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Street Floor,
Washington Only

65 Women's 100 Imported Swiss
Sheer Handkerchiefs, dainty
embroidery trims 59c
100 Mems 39c Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, broken .assort-
ment 4 for 100
50-1.59 Box Of 3 Linen initiated
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ment -------------. 100 box
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Street Floor.
Washington, Only

$3.50 Wool Stoles, white only,
1.39
38-3.50 Rayon Taffeta Skirts,
black, broken sizes 100
11O--1.00 to 1.S9 Blouses, cottons
and ray0ns, broken sizes - soc
15-3.99 Skirts, broken sizes, 2.59
Evening star., 1954-11-18
SILVER
DEPARTMENT

First Floor, Washington Only
2-39.98 English Silver Coffee
Sets, 3-pc., slightly scratched,
1898
$500 Tea Sets, 5-pc., slightly
scratched ---- -.-- 1895
1-59.50 Set Stainless Steel
Tableware, 52-pc. $3.50
1880 Berry Spoons, Narcissus
pattern 1.25
12-2.5O Meat Forks, Narcissus
pattern LIS
12-3.50 Silverplated Water
GOblets 1.49
6-10.00 Sterling Silver Sugar
and Creamer. slightly dented.
4.50
'Plus Fec. tax
Evening star., 1954-11-18
NECKWEAR

Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
300-1.OO Costume Flowers,
samples. pin-on styles - Soc
LOO Printed Silk Squares, 1S",
hand-rolled hens -------- 59c
15O-5.98 to 7.98 Blouses, nylons,
dacrons and washable crepes,
some one-of-a-kind, sizes 80 to
A 4z- 3.99
25O-2.99 and 3.99 Cotton
Blouses. Convertible neckljne
and boy shirt styles, white and
colors. sizes 80 to So, perfects
and imperfects -----------1.S9
Evening star., 1954-11-18
INFANTS WEAR
Fourth Floor, Washington
- nnaIat

Fourth Floor. Washington
Only
59c Cotton Receiving Blankets,
white with pink or blue stripe,
SOC
1.69 Quilted Cotton Pads, 27x34,
LOO
LOO Cotton Plisse Slips, eyelet
trim, size size4--.-------------5Oc 4
1.ss Cotton Knit Creepers, 8 and
IL months --4-2I.OO -
2.99 Plastic Lined NyIon Creep
ers. 6 and 10 months --- 200
2.99 Cardigan Sweaters, dark
colors, s to 6x ---------1. 1.99
100 Plastic Baby Dolls, boy and
girl styles --t--------------5 Soc.
3.99 Rayon Plisse Gowns, rose-
bud prift, 4 to 6 ---------. $50
Little Girls 3.S9 TWo-PC Rayon
sPhsse Pajamas. 3x to 6-----2.5O
ass 'TwO-Pc. Corduroy Suits,
plastic lined pants, IL and is
months -------------------1.5O
Evening star., 1954-11-18
KNIT UNDTES
Street Floor. Wdshtnqton

Street Floor, Washington
76-2.99 Rayon Tricot Gowns,
good sizes and colors 1.59
9-5.95 Nylon Tricot Slips, black,
size 80 1.59
1886 Famous Name Tailored
Nylon Tricot Slips 2.99
CSC Rayon Briefs, rlylon trims,
3 for LOO
Evening star., 1954-11-18
SPORTSWEAR
Second Floor, Washington
Street Floor. ArIinntnn

DECUEU FIUOT, WUSFEtItyLUH
Street Floor, Arlington
3.99 and 4.99 Skirts, rayons,
wool and rayon mixtures, as
sorted colors, broken sizes, 2.97
1898 Dark Cotton Dresses, as
sorted styles, broken sizes, 700
1888 Corduroy Slack Suits, black
pants, assorted color tops,
broken sizes --- 5.88
2.99 Sweaters, assorted styles
and colors, broken sizes -1.99
3.99 and 4.99 Sweaters, slipons
and cardigans assorted colors,
broken sizes -----.s- -2.97
500 and 5.95 Man Tailored Cot
ton Skirts, assorted solids and
novelties, broken sizes -----2.97
Evening star., 1954-11-18
GIRLS WEAR
Fourth Floor, Washington;

FouTth Floor, washington:
Second Floor, Arlington
3O-1.99 and 2.99 Embroidery
Trimmed Cotton Slips -1.69
4O-79c Rayon Panties, lace
trimmed --- ------- 47c
2O-2.99 Cotton Flannel Paja-
mas - ---- -1.99
4O-2.99 Blue Jeans and Pedal
Pushers, red check trim = l.69
$3.50 to 69c Fine Cotton An
klets :. Tor LOO
25-7.99 Cotton Dresses, prints
and solids ----e 5.Ss
$3.50 Cardigan n Sweaters,
pastel or dark colors 80 3.S7
1850 Short Sleeve Slipon
Sweaters -------2 2.67
Evening star., 1954-11-18
GLOVES

Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
65 prs. 800 DoubIe-woven N.Y.
lon Gloves. Classic slipon styles
in white and light blue. Broken
sizes. 1.99
20 prs. 500 and 600 Pigskin
Gloves, cork and oatmeal. Bro
ken sizes. .s-----.--3.89
200 prs. $50 and 400 Capeskin,
Suede and Pigskin Gloves.
Black, brown, navy. Broken
Sizes. ----- --------l.Jo
Evening star., 1954-11-18
FURS
Second Floor, Washington
OnIV

Es- = S~1AS W OctkttkHtOH
Only
14.75 Grey Mink Scarf, per skin,
SOS
$500 Dyed American Marten
Scarf, per Skin $3.50
sS.oO Dyed Squirrel Belly Cape,
$500
1880 Dyed Broadtail Processed
Lamb Jacket, size 5000
1890 Grey Dyed Persian Lamb
Paw Coat, size 16 $3.50
1890 Ranch Mink Clutch Cane.
114.5O
1890 Dyed Muskrat Jacket,
Size AZ 1890
$4,000 WIKI Mink Cape Stole.
1880
$500 Brown Dyed Fur Seal
Coat, size 16 -----------299.OO 90
Plus l)ss Tax
Fur products labeled to sI,op country
of origin Of imported fuys. q
Evening star., 1954-11-18
HOUSEWARES
CLEARANCE
H PRICE & LESS

- Il RUE az LESS
Third Floor. Washington Only
1895 Metal Wardrobes, double
door, 62x22x20 ----------- 4.99
1875 Double Door Metal Ward
robe. 64x24x20 $50
1885 Double Door Metal Ward
robe with shelf, 64x24x20 7.9S
lI.95 and 1895 Porcelain Top
Tables. various sizes 4.9S
14.95 Porcelain Top Base Cabi-
net with cutlery drawer, 10y20,
4.99
1896 Porcelain Top Base Cabi-
net with cutlery drawer, 20x20,
7.99
24.95 Metal Utility Cabinet, 500
1875 Double Door Utility Cabi-
net. 64x24x12 $50
Metal wardrobes, utility cab
inets, etc. Merchandise sold
as is. All sales final.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
TOTLETRTES

Street Floor, Washington Only
3O0-1.25 Imported China Jars
and Bottles 69c ca.
ESQ Lucite Hairbrushes, nylon
bristles, pink, blue, clear S9c
5-11.95 Leather Implement
Kits, six implements - 2.19%
25O-1.00 Blue Fern Dusting
Powder, large size with puff
59c*
$500 Lucite Hand Mirrors,
two-faced -. --1.19
40-1.85 Courtley Shave Sets 89c
'plus 1919 tax
Evening star., 1954-11-18
HOSIERY
Street Floor, Washington

Street Floor, Washington
"As Is" Sheer Nylons, broken
sizes and colOrs 80 Soc pr.
liz prs. $1.65 Crimp- Twist Ny
Ions. good sizes and colors,
59c pr.
SO prs. $1.35 Dandy 51-Gauge
Nylons, sizes 8h to IL 3. 67c
76 prs. 1.65 Nylons, 66-gauge,
broken sizes and colors- 59c
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Second Floor,
Washington

25-l4.S5 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken sizes ----------5.0O
Is Cotton Challis Mother Hub
bard Gowns, broken sizes I.99
4--10.95 Nylon Tricot Dress
Length Gowns, broken sizes,
7.99
7-7.S9 Nylon Tricot Gowns,
broken sizes ---------------5.99
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Second Floor, Washington Only

1850 UnIined Gumpus Coots, sizes g. l6 49, 1877
lI-Ie95 Suede and Leather Jocke broken sizes s--897
Z8-595-9.95 Dress Soeks broken szes----------2.o7
$3.50 Texuroy, Tweeduroy soeks broken sizes -3.4o
l5O-65e Cotton Hose sizes T. 7R, z8e prs 90
re Jr. 7o9 Husky Dress Stocks. size lo------l.oS
$3.50 Cotton Fonnel-lined Denim ockets sizes A. 1873
Zo--l 90 Wallets 39e
sLi--I U0 Boces assorted 39c
~ ''peS''' 1898
III 100 Tie Rocks. as is-----. 39e
4Youna Mems 1926 Suits. IS % wool and $50 Docons
sizes 36-37-38 long, ---------- 1895
IL J Sport coots corduroy and WOOL broken sizes
af 3.9S
22--1 90 Leother Belts, broken sizes izes- 3oe
4-34e5 Husky Wool Gubordne Suits sizes r. b. 49, ~
s. Ioss
$3.50 Cotton FIonne-ned Jeans size 4--.i.os
Young Mems 1925 Wool Sport Coos broken Sizes reos
Dupont Fiber --'o''
Evening star., 1954-11-18
COATS
Second Floor. Washington
CflLu

Second. Floor, Washington
Only
1O--69.9S to 1895 Luxury Fur
Trimmed Coats, broken sizes,
$500
10-49.9S to 59.9S Winter Coats,
some with zip-linings, broken
sizes 1900
50-7.95 Glass Fiber Bntton-In
Interlinings S:xs 1888
s7--lO0% Pure CasIsnere Coats,
broken sizes 1900
10-17.95 to 22.9S Rain or Shine
Coats, broken sizes 100
50-39.98 to $500 All Wool Year
Round Coats, misses sizes, 29.88
Evening star., 1954-11-18
BLANKETS
First Floor, Washington

First Floor, Washington
s-sec. LOS Patchwork Quilts,
72x84~ ~ - 5.99
6--Sec. 9.95 Ruffled Patchwork
Quilts, 72x84" 7.99
15-9.95 Wool Filled Satin Conn
forts, 72x84 --------- $50
15-15.95 Blankets, 9eo6 wool,
10% rayon, yellow 9.99
9.95 to 24.95 All Wool Blankets,
twin or double size. soiled,
500 to 1889
Evening star., 1954-11-18
BUDGET
DRESSES

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
1883 Misses and half size
rayon and nylons 3.99
22-14.98 and 1898 Misses and
Casual Dressy Styles, some half
sizes 500
Evening star., 1954-11-18
NOTIONS

Street Floor, Washington Only
5O-1.99 Two-Eay Stretch Cir
dies, white only -.---------. CSC
Csc to 100 Assorted Household
Items 1Oc
3O--2.9S white Brassieres, sew
eral styles, all sizes -79c
3--3.98 Khaki Rug Bags, 9xl2
size ~. --.-----.4 49C
/ s16-25c Shoe Polish ------1 19c
9-S.98 Thermo PAX Bags, red
only -- 1.90
50-1.00 Ironing Board Covers,
cotton flannel lined, standard
size ---.------------. Soc
25-1.70 Scuffs fall styles,
broken sizes ----------------S S9c
Evening star., 1954-11-18
HANDKERCHIEFS

Street Floor, Washington and
Arlington
600 Mems 79c Hand Emb. T. v.
Initial Handkerchiefs, sheer
cottons 39c ca.
800 Mems 29c Linen Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched hens 21c
200 Mems Soc Linen Cords,
rolled hens 39c
150-1.00 Hand Embroidered In
itia1 Handkerchiefs ------- 59c
Evening star., 1954-11-18
LEATHER GOODS

Street Floor, Washington
1926 Brown Calfskin Bag 1852
$500 Clutch Bags, brocades,
failles and velvets .-----. 1.50*
$500 Bags, fabrics, plastics
and feathers -.--------1.29s
500 Imported Gold Color
Mesh Change Purses ..2.O0*
5 Women's zoo Metal Belts LOO
I15.00 Leather-Lined Navy
Calf Bags - 9.95*
$500 Leather Bags - -3.OOs
35-7.95 Leather and Fabric
Days ----------------y---5 5.SS"
.Plus tar
Evening star., 1954-11-18
JUNIOR WEAR

Second Floor. Washington
and Arlington
20-8.98 Rayon Dresses - 800
24-14.98 One and Two-Piece
10-16.98 Corduroy Suits 600
12-22.98 Wool Dresses 100
Evening star., 1954-11-18
LINGERIE

Second Floor, washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
2O-2.99 Printed Rayon Pa
jamas, broken sizes .---.. zoo
$3.50 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken sizes 3.99
25-2.9S Rayon Crepe Slips,
broken sizes --.---------1.99
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Fourth Floor,
Washington;
Second Floor,
Arlington

Little Girls SOS and $50 Dress
Straps, broken sizes 5 to IL, 3.99
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Buffalo Bill Cowboy Gloves

Special purchase! Western style brown gloves
with big cuffs suede fringe trimmed. Cotton knit n
fingers Sizes Al and 8-lO. -
Evening star., 1954-11-18
CHTLDREN'S
SHOES

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Teens sos to S.s5 Straps and
Oxf0rds, broken sizes 4 to 8,
3.99
Evening star., 1954-11-18
2.oo Cotton FIonneI Plaid Shirts

Washable cotton fIonnef in red ploids, sonfor-
lied Il % residuol shrinkoeel. Cuffs ond
elbows guaranteed to wear. Sizes 4, 6, $40,
II. z for 800