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SALE

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, about 100,
Furn. $3.50. terms. INEz CuSH.
ARD. EN-. 2-4232 or Oh. 2-5s67.
S-RooM MODERN COTTAGE
Owner on premises. North Beach
Park. Call after 4 pm. WA.
7-0S27. LID
RHODES RIvER-Furnished rambler
in >new-house condition.; i've rooms,
bath, fireplace; easily made coInfor-
table for year-round living. bath
house, layatory, other outhuildinss:
beacs sssfs ls sie5do goariso sox fSSh.s Sh sar sna
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Fort, Republic,
to approved college grad: lot and y,
2-story $1,000 down, $50 per mo.
Drive down. ang- ang time; phone eyes,
ia ACRES. with ns-mi. frontage on
deep tidewater stream. tributary of
BAL, hish. dry. wooded land: 10
mile State. rd.. overlooking Chaptico
Bay. Ideal campsite. 40 mi. de-;
$1,000. JU. 5-5533. 16s
LANCASTER COUNTY. VA.--4 water
front perfect retirement homes.
New. ultra-modern IN detail;
ssy E Elehe safaFa pIaae sest ea
tage. Artisan water. Al COM
munities: u to 5 acres, S14. 600
up. Your inspection of these fine
hsmsek hsmfs inyssa sssdo White E. stons d@sSEs w.
MD.-Year-old quality
Ideal for large family or physician;
lge. liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rnl.,
sunroom and 3 bedrooms on lst A.;
2nd fl. nearly finished into 3 more
bedrms. or apt. Lge. bsmt.. h.-w.
Dashboard heat; lge. corner lot. This
$4,000. Special bargain and a
sacrifice. only S15.950. terms. B. M
ODUM, RE. 1926, or MR.. RICE,
WEST RIVER 6703. is
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance IN
cash Call MR.. Mll4LER; Me T.
l2o0: evenings. LA 6-5194.
M9NEYT TRiTsT: AI.so AHA5LAETS aHp TRUST HRT puR-
CHASE ON OWNER OCCUPIED
HOMES. EN-. 2-4239. III
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FARMS

$40 DN., S15 MO: buys for 5000;
town. los mi. south. TIE. 6-4131;
ROUTE so1, between TB and Waldorf.
l6 mi; to D; c. 70 acres; about
ductive farm land with 5--rm. and
bath modern home: equipped kitchen,
detached sarase Sl3;S50. Go1- On
SHAW JR., Clinton. Md. Cypress
soO,AGRE STOCK FARM. all in grass
or. alfalfa; plenty o: water. Pooles-
FaRM siss 'iS,l FOR SALE - aass acres.
south Of Madison, Va. . miles from
Route % on State Rte. 621. S-rm
house. cleo. phone. water in house,
lge. barn. tool shed, chicken houses,
double garage. so acres cultivated
including 80. acres bottom land;
water in each field: $4,000. For
further information, write or call
E. L. CLISER. Shelby. Va, or phone
Madison, Va. 1868. IL
LOUDOUN COUNTY Top quality,
f@a hoase sFadnf and barn FARM JOHN Ta n2dfii AIaEN
JOHNSTON, Realtor. Leesburg. Va.
ECELLENT 42I-ACRE FARM in Lou
doun County, Virginia. Has unre-
stored old brick house and several
sets Of slave quarters. ELIZABETH
M. McElduff. Bluemont, Virginia.
.Telephone 272I. -15
Pine big brk 4-bedrm. home: ten
ant house. modern dairy barn. and
numerous other out bldgs.: delight
full high elevation on the new Baltic
Frederick turnpike in the foothills Of
the beautiful Blue Ridge mountains.
Excellent financing, FRANK g.
PHILIPS, OIL. 2-7oo6. Ewes. sP.
FOE Al UNBELIEVABLE BUY. look
for Adullam Acres under Houses
for Sale, Md. Mont. Co. --17
ABOUT $50 ACRES-Rolling bottom
land, lake, orchard; 8 rms; vacant;
good-cond. home, groups of out
buildings. Good for all purposes,
Now being used as stock farm. Mr..
Warrenton. Va. VIII exchange. or
$4,000 to $4,000 cash payment.
OWNER. Ia. 9-7010. lis
1876 ACRES. 75 tillable. Good storage
bldg. but no house. Bargain at
$4,000. JAMES E. MAHONEY. HU.
2.EA10 IL
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MOTORCYCLES

1851 BsA. Golden Flash; new engine;
$500, JE 2-314S. LII
HID. "a" 1850, ~ race; Just over
hauled; S4o5. LA. 6-2S23. --17
HARLEy-DAvIDsON 1852, Model X;
LOO actual miles; like new; reason
able. Call so. S-9314. LII
1861 INDIAN "BRAvE"; ESQ &C.; !;
windshield, saddle bags. JE. 1921;
6401 27th st. N. Arl.. Va. IL
1919 HARLEY, hydraulic frame;
extras exceed asking price, S49o,
Y-DAvIDsoN. 1850 "125";
1000 mi; perfect condition.; rea-
sonable. Phone OIL. 4-T049. go
SPECIAL
This is the time to buy your used
motorcycle.
Prices are lower now than any other
time of the year. We will hold any
used motorcycle for early spring
delivery, for a small deposit, and
pay as you like through the winter.
II. D. SALES g. SERVICE
1868 3Ist st. NV. AID. 2-O602
III
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ST MARYS COUNTY
Just reduced, mr.. Abel P.O.. lovely
and rear, very mod. throughout: =
bedrms.. bath. kit. and breakfast
nook. Shower in basement, lge. semi
finished attic. On good road. Anxious
to sell. Mr. Gibson, LO. 7-2920, with
NJ eAUL HANNON. 732 18th ST.
u Nv ME &-4ln0.
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oUT-oE-ToWh REAL ESTATE

PROPERTY, now occu-
pied under long lease on u. 8. high
way No. /. Owner desires to sell to
get his cash out Of property for re-
Investment. Call Fredericksburg. Va.
ESseG 3-5129. IT.
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VIENNA, VA.

V1G1N1N11, va.
10 ACRES WITH STREAM and pond
possibilities: lovely country setting
for small 4-bedrm. home with liv.
rm. and firepl., sep. din. rm., lge.
space, and shade. sos. 500.
PHONE DUNKIRK $4,000
HUGH McDIARMID
Vienna, Va. Selected Real Estate
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ONLY SO 995

ONLY $2,995
Full price for this masonry home
having liv. rm;. bedrm., kat; on
ONLY $5,995
bearm. nome: lIv: rm:. m i kit.; = bath /,
FULL PRICE $4,000
This is steal. only $500 down
bedrms.. large kit, kit, modern bath; "a !.
ONLY $500
Year-around; lge. liv.. rm,.' dining
rm., modern kit, 2 bedrms.. pow
der rm.; Age. corner lot with view
of bay. Small down payment. easy
terms. Worth seeing
LIVE RIGHT
New, masonry-built home. spacious
liv. rm., modern kit. full bath. ::
nice bedrms.: oil heat. View OF
water from 3 sides: lot 90xl50 IT,
Year-around community. Commut-
ing distance to D. c. One left
Only $500 down. so mo-. including
int. prin.. taxes and insurance.
Drive 70 our Deale, Md. ONCE OF
call West River 2-155l. or call
Harry, AID. 2-396a.
MAX G.. SCHWARTZ
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DESK SPACE

Senate ONCE Building; with tele-
phone service; S35. Ii. 4-5405.
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1OOAh w. - "
S695-ACRE SITES
$25 DOWN-$20 MONTH
25 MILES D. c.
Seclusion with activity.
beach and piers. Quiet
boat harbor; ideal for retired people
and children. ga
Established community. Practical re-
strictions. WIN build for you.
sites suitable for two families.
Out Central avenue (Route @l4 to
Mayo rd.. continue on Mayo ru. 20
Of5ce and agent IL
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FORD 81 VS.; equip. with r.. h..
Wv. tires. Weekend special only
$500. Hurry for this one! PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. S-11S5.
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2-159O.
FRAZIER 1851 4-dr. sedan: Hydra
extra clean throughout; safety test
ed; guaranteed: outstanding value;
only S595. PAUL BROS. -OLDS, KE.
7-l30S, Wis. ave. and Ellicott st.
Henry \ Il = , 1853 black a-dr.; % only
10000 actual mi; Wv. tires; SC.
and overdr.; in immaculate condi-
tion This is real gas saver and
steal at S795. Terms. Call DICK
SLATER, LO. 1929 or LA. 6-7277.
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4S 4-dr. sedan; sell or trade
ton To-. pickup. 4 Call MRS. REYNOLDS
DoDGE Oh - 80 54 waytarer a-door; radio.
heater: excellent condition; $500.
ARCADE PONTIAC, 1437 Irving
st. NV, AID. 4-S5OO; also, 3460 18th
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. lis
DODGE 1858 taxicab; good shape;
small down payment. RA. 3-156S
DODGE 40 4-dr.; r. and h.; runs
debt; S607. 70. 9-644s. 17'
DODGE 81 4-dr.: Gyromatic; very
clean: low mileage; Ss95. ,oT
FIAT fSoi; boo-c cropolino, conv. cpe
Late model; excel. cond. through
out; 40 mi. gal. $500. Wo. 6-4044.
FORD '5s custom,ine VS.: fun,
equippedl;o slod leaving: reasonable 1s GEer
FoRp SG 4,5sVs; ;5s hard top conv.; cream top
Iow %; may @iI. 81 TG. 'sS5. JE. 5 S-ss4s. Nis
FORD 1854 country Sedan station
wagon; for sale by private owner;
fully equipped with power brakes,
power steering. radio. heater. Ford
omatic transmission: driven less
than 5000 miles. LA. 6-1635 and
rokp ~; s-i5ss' i5s4 ranch wagon; 5000
miles. r. and h., directional signals;
new-car cond. Sl,750. EN-. 2-300S
FORD 1s4o sedan: motor in excel
cond good tires. heater; .S425 OF
best offer. owner leaving city, must
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81 Windsor 60 4-dr:
beautiful orig. blue finish with Fluid
matte drive. r. and h. and other
age and fully guar. Special offer at
$685. Bank financing. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave-. ia. 9-4S00.
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BOYS WEAR
ITEMS BELOW AT F ST. STORE ONLY

ITEMS BELOW AL 81. SIOhE ONL1
2-Pc. wEsTER SETS. size a. Reg. 5e8 --------- 2.ss
SUSPENDER STACKS, g. 4, s. Reg. 3o8 80
COTTON BOXER SHORTS. sizes 70 Reg 29-2 tos 90
SHORT SLEEVE Polos: broken sizes e-l2 Reg % 7ss
SPORT SHIRTS, sizes II. Reg: 1913 sse
TERRY JACKETS sizes g. TO- Y. Reg 298--------- les
WESTERN SHORTS. sizes Az Reg I.79 -------- 100
NOVELTY VESTS sizes TO- =. Beg 7 go ,' 90
SWIM SHORTS sizes 81 Reg 1913 -------------- 100
COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS. Reg l.o8 ----.-------- 9oe
WASHABLE WOOL SOCKS sizes a S. Reg. 5o8 1.eo
CORDUROY CHECK STACKS sizes g. a. Rse. 5.9s----- !ss
WESTERN CORDUROY STACKS Reg: 4.o8 -------- l.9o
COTTON FLANNEL ROBES, size A. Reg. 3o8 ------ I.ee
WASHABLE WOOL SHORTS. sizes $40 Reg 598---- i.s9
CORDUROY SHORTS, sizes g. g. TO- Req. 2o8 - 100
FANCY DRESS STACKS. sizes 10. H. IS. Reg. 598 2s9
SLEEVELESS BUTTON SWEATERS sizes 36. Reg 3e8- LAC
CORDUROY SHIRTS sizes A. S REQ 3.o8 100
LINED JEANS size IL Req 3o8 ----- 1.eo
LG ST. PoLoS sizes 3-l4 Req .4o-l o8 -------- 9ee
Upper POPllN JACKETS, sizes g. a. L. Req 1913 $50
COTTON CAB SNOW SUIT size a. Req 24o8 - 1929
WOOL LINED Upper JACKET sizes 8-l2 Req 1873 1913
FvR TRIM suReoATs sizes ~ Reg 12e5--- s.s ss
FUR TRIM SURcoATS. sizes IA. Is, Reg l4.o5----- 8S9
WOOL PEA COATS size s. Req 1895 ------- 500
KoRosEAL RAiNcoATs. sizes ALI. Reg. 5e5------- 1873
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Mrs. Cornell
Stays in
Background
By Mary |. yaushsn

! Mrs. Arthur J. Cenneil, wife
kof the commander Of the Ameri-
can Legion. is a woman who is
content to keep out Of the spot
light.
This is his party" she com-
mented yesterday upon arrival
with her husband ct Union
Station.
| A trim brunette Of medium
height. she wore a blue suit
| with black accessories and pearls
for her five-hour train trip from
their summer home near Sea-
brook, Conn.
I Mrs. Connell is used to travel,
having gone along many times
with her husband who last year
covered 175,000 miles on official
Legion business.
"We travelled a lot before he
was commander" she said. But
we've had many hospitable
visits since"
In addition to dropping into
Washington quite frequently with
MIR. Connell, she last year man
aged to visit Honolulu, San Fran
cisco, Indianapolis, Louisville,
KY. and New Orleans.
Mrs. Council was ill in a hos
pital briefly and since then has
been holding down the fort" at
their 41-acre home in Portland,
Conn.,, or at the summer place on
Long Island Sound.
A hobby OF golf and winters
in Palm Beach account for her
year-round tan.
She's quite a golfer" her hus-
band says proudly. But Mrs.
Connell. who affectionately calls
him Father" insists I'm just
a hacker"
She's vitality interested in her
husbands Legionnaire work but
takes no active part, herself, in
the Legion Auxiliary.
During World War II she vol
unteered with the Red Cross Mo-
tor Corps and has held Office for
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Problems Today
Girl Longs
For Friends
By Muriel Nissen

DEAR MISS N1SSEN: I'm q
cerebral palsy victim Of 23. AL
though ! have managed to over
come many Of the difficulties
OF my handicap. ! am ashamed
Of my condition. and afraid Of
people.
am not entirely useless, since
I help Dad In his business. Some
times I visit my sister or my
married brother. where I help
with the housework and with
the children. ! love to do this
and am 80 proud that my sister
and sister-in-law trust me with
their babies. I do work around
our house. too, but mother seems
afraid to let me tackle things.
The big void In my life is a lack
Of friends. LOIS T.
ANSWER: Instead Of being
ashamed Of your condition, you
should be enormously proud of
the degree to which you have
overcome your handicap. You
are useful to people, and life can
hold no higher achievement for
any one. Your father depends
on your help; your sister and
sister-in-law need you to help
out with their homes and babies.
Your physical weakness has its
compensation in strong cAarac-
ter, deep love, and the satisfac-
ton Of attainment. There's no
reason for you to be withdrawn
from meeting people; you will
find reward in the deep regard
of new acquaintance. You are
an intelligent, gracious and un-
derstanding young lady. Those
qualities will not remain hidden
long; they are too rare in this
hectic world of ours. If you will
learn to- meet and greet people,
you'll soon realize that your
personality will overcome your
handicap. Remember, a few sin
cere pals are enough. Those you
can acquire by demonstrating
you are glad to meet people, in
stead of fearing them. Why
should you be afraid of any one?
Write the United Cerebral Palsy
Association, so West F'ifty-sev-
enth street, New York 10, N. Y.
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Mrs. Hahn
Plans rip

Mrs. LOrena Hahn, past ma
tional president Of the Legion
Auxiliary. will be on her way
in q week or so to the Middle
and Near East, by happy
chance, details OF her forthcosn-
Ing assignment brought her to
Washington now ct the same
time Of the American Legion
convention here.
Mrs. Hahn. United States dele
gate to the United Nations Com
mission on the Status Of Women,
expects to be away until late
into the fall. On her itinerary
are Liberia, Syria. Lebanon, Iran,
India, Pakistan and Indonesia.
On her return, she will make
her report to the State Depart
ment.
! Her plans include meeting
with women's groups wherever
she goes. She will likewise con-
fer with school heads, hospital
supervisors as we'll as the leaders
of local women's organizations.
Mrs. Hahn also wants to see
as much of the rural life and
general living conditions in the
countries on her schedule as
time will allow.
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Legion Commanders Wife Arrives in Town

"the practical type" I hate to
bring too many" she said, but
every woman knows one can't
wear the same dress on too many
occasions"
She's looking forward with in
terest to the convention and
ahead 10 the day when her hus-
band win end his activity as
Legion commander and spend
more time ct home.
tits been quite D grind for
him." she said. "but he hasn't
been III one day"
Tim keeping my fingers
crossed"
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many years In her local Visiting
Nurse Association.
Managing the house, garden
ing, golf and swimming are
about all she has had time for
this past year. AS a youngster
she was an expert horsewoman
and managed to collect a room
full Of trophies and ribbons.
Mrs. Cornell has all the re-
serve of her New England an
cestry. Both she and her hus-
band were born and brought up
in Boston.
1--WE met at q Junior League
dance in Boston while we were
both In school," she recalled.
HE made a date after our first
dance" but we didn't marry UNI
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til quite a few years later"
Mrs. Connell's biggest prob
lemr while travelling with her
husband has been selecting suit
able clothes and packing them
in the smallest possible space.
I'm really becoming quite an
expert" she feels.
During last years convention
in st. Louis she was advised to
take along clothes for half hot
half-cool weather.
THAT was a mistake" she
said, 1--we never felt such heat
IN my life"
For an occasion such as next
weeks Legion Convention. Mrs.
Connell has brought with her
cocktail and evening dresses OF
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Give liver exciting new fovor.
WEDNESDAY.
Luer In Oliue Tomato Sauce American Fried Potatoes
Spinach Carrot STICKS
Baked Pear Cookies
Liver Olive Tomato Sauce.
IN pounds beef liver sliced can condensed tomato soup
3 tablespoons flour can water
~ teaspoons salt tablespoons Worcestershire
"a teaspoon pepper sauce
u cup chopped onions " cup sliced stuffed olives
2 tablespoons fat
Combine salt and pepper Dip liver slices In the dor
mixture liver and onion in fat. Stir In remaining
ingredients Is minutes stirring occasionally Makes
6 servings
THURSDAY
Lamb Steto NTH Vegetables
Frozen Peach Salad Brown m SeyDe Rolls
DevipS Food Cake
Frozen Peach Salad
8 peach halves cup cream whipped
cup mayonnase cup pecans chopped
/ cup cottage cheese =
halves hollow side in the freezing tray
Of refrigerator Mix the cottage cheese, ayonnase cream
together and the peaches Feezs about
10 hours Serve crisp lettuce. Servese by va"
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MONDAY
All-in-One Dinner
Green Salad

MONDAY.
fs5 AH-in-One Dinner Sduteed Zucchini
2 " Green Salad Peach Cobber
@-3 An-n- One Dinner.
tablespoons fat quart water
! cup chopped onion tablespoons Worcestershire
u pound ground beef
l sliced carrots tablespoon salt
4 ounces medium noodles 1s teaspoon pepper
Melt fat in skillet. Add onion and beef until
Drowned about 10 minutes Add carrots noodles
Cover and simmer low heat about IS minutes Add
Worcestershire salt and Mix lightly
hot platter Garnish with parsley. Makes servings
TUESDAY.
Cold Sliced Ham Potato Salad
Corn-on-COb Sliced Tomatoes
Date and Nut Pudding Iced Coffee
Date and Nut Pudding
/ cup sugar tablespoons fine cracker
4 tablespoons sfted cake flour crumbs
teaspoons baking powder dates. chopped
eggs. separated "a cup nut meats chopped
Combine -four baking powder and cracker crumbs
Add yoks until thick colored
and nuts Fold in y beaten whites then mixture
into creased 8x12nch Do Bake In preheated
350-degree F. for hour Serve hot cold with
garnish. Serves 5 to 6.
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kHWhat$ Cookirl'
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
SGrdine Stuffed Peppers Broccoli
Sliced CHcumbers GreeR Apple Pie
Sardine Stuffed FenpeTp
medun1Egr peppers ! cup grated American cheese
cans l3N ounces sardnes cup milk
packed In mustard " teaspoon salt
2h cups cooked white rice " cup water
tablespoons grated onion Tomato
Wash peppers and cut out the stems making
in the top Of the Scoop out the seeds and membranes
Cook In boiling water for about 10 minutes until tender
Drain well With fork mash the sardnes. Add the rice
onion. Of the cheese milk and salt Mix ven Place
this rice and sadne mixture in the peppers Sprinkle remain
Ing cheese top Place peppers shallow baking dish
and water around peppers. Bake uncovered pre-
heated 350egee for 80 minutes until cheese mes
and becomes brown Serve with tomato Makes servings
SDiss Steak Neap Potatoes
Lima Beans Health Salad
Persian Melon
Health Salad.
Va cup seedess raisins v cup shredded carrot
cups finely shredded cabbage Salt
] cup finely chopped celery Mayonnaise
Rinse raisns: drain Combine with cabbage carrot
salt ana mayonnaise Serve on salad green's Serves
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SUNDAY,

tablespoon unfavored gelatin "a lemon Juice
cup cold water / tablespoon grated lemon
"a cup sugar rind
cup hot water tablespoon lemon Juice
" cup juice "a cup nonfat dry milk
Soften gelatin in " cup Of the cold stand
minutes Add softened gelatin water;
until dissolved Blend in lime Juice lemon juice and
lemon rnd Chill until slightly thickened remaining
water and tablespoon lemon juice into
Sprinkle nonfat dry milk powder surface.
rotary beater electric stiff
Beat gelatin mixture until slightly foamy: whipped
fat dry milk Rinse ~ mold with cold water
mixture Chill until firm. Unmod Garnish with watermelon
balls Makes to 10 servings.
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The ESTHER Shops
F R IDAY
BARGAINS
No Mail or Phone Orders. All Sales Final.
INFANTS AND GIRLS WEAR
ITEMS BELOW AT r ST. STORE ONLY

10 INFANTS EsTRoN PRAM SUITS. Reg. 7.e8----- 2ss
CORDUROY 3-Pc. SET Reg TO- o8--------------- 2ee
WOOL KNIT Logging SET. S. Reg. e98----- zso
WOOL KNIT Logging SETS. S. M Reg l3.e8----- 500
10 FLANNEL SHIRTS sizes IA. Reg 1913 ose
81 COTTON KNIT PoLos. ID. Reg 90 4 for 90
rs CORDUROY PLAID ovERALLs sizes IA. Reg. 2e8 1893
PoPLiN SNOW ovERALLs. sizes "a Reg. 5.e8-- 500
II NYLok SNOW oyERALLs. sizes "a Reg. 1928 1893
s-Pc. PoPLIk SNOW SUITS. sizes "a,
Req. 1898, 1913 7.99
INFANTS COAT SETS. sizes l-3 Reg l3e8-l5.es- 1873
ToDpLERs COAT SETS size z. Reg. 2e.o8-------- 7ss
WOOL LEGGlNGs. size D. Reg. 7.es ----------- LOO
10 WHITE LEGGkGs. sizes 40. Reg. 2.o8------- 100
81 FLANNEL SHIRTS, sizes 56x Reg. So 80 - ese
80 WOOL SLIPPER SOCKS w 9. Reg. 49, sse
7S WINTER HATS Reg. 24e4.o8 ---------- 3se
II ASSORTED BLousEs sizes 3-6. Reg. 2o8------ soe
~ WOOL CLIP HATS. Reg. l.e8 5se
WOOL SKI STACKS, sizes "a Reg. 3os--------- l.4s
~ CORDUROY STACKS, ga. Reg. 29s------ 100
ORION SKIRTS sizes 3-5. Reg 2.e8 l.4s
20 NYLoN GOWNS, sizes 6-6x Reg. 4e8 1879
II COTTON TWILL RAkcoATS. sizes 35. Reg. 1873 lse
INVERNESS RAIkcoATs. sizes 3-5. Reg. 1913 --- l.4s
COTTON QUILTED ROBES size 4. Reg 4.98 $50 l.4s
RAYoN QUILTED ROSES. size a. Reg 4.9s l.se
WINTER COATS ONLY. sizes 34-5. Reg. 24e8 - 7s9
II COTTON KNIT PAkTIES sizes Reg. 49c- for 100
z SNOW SUITS, sizes CT. Reg. 1898 500
30 ASSORTED RLousES sizes 7-l2 Reg 2e8------- Soc
SNOW SUIT size IA. Reg. 1913 ---------l2s9
PLASTIC RANcoATS. H. Reg. 2o8 -------- 9se
WOOL MILTON STACKS. size 7. Reg 4e8l --.---- Lao
GAsARpNE RAINcoATs. sizes ITO Reg. s.ss--- 4.4s
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SUMMER PLAYWEAR
Sizes 1-3, Sex, TIA

20 PLSSE SHIRTS, sizes "a Req I 50 soc
Is PLAYToN EcRAWlERS, MI, Xl Reg. Io8----- 7ee
IS PLASTIC LINED SUNSUlTS, yr, Req 10 6oe
"a PLSsE SUN SUITS, ! year. Reg. l.2s-------- 69e
IS PLSSE SHORTS, S. M. Req. 90 33e
40 PLssE SHORTS. sizes "a. Reg. LIS 3se
80 PL!ssE SUN SUITS sizes A. Res 90 -------- soc
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