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Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

INNANDALE, Wilburdale subdivi-
aion, BY oWner-3-bedrm. rambler:
-eere lot; .eauipped kit large
living room, dining ares. tile bath;
kTy.; Si8,S06. Assume oI loan;
low down payment. JE. 4-6e10;
Evening star., 1955-06-16

BRICK: s9,soo. 4Kec loan. Total
payments Of Ss2 per mo. and a
small down payt. will give .occu-
pancy to this very desirable home.
All rooms large: 13x24 liv rm,;
lge de luxe kit. with dining space.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
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$500 TIL 3 pm.

Three bedrooms, foyer entrance,
liy. rn., dining alcove, electric
Kitchen; full bsmt, walk-out en-
trance Conv. N Arl. section. Large
lot, 74x147. Glebe I'd, bus l SQUARE
elementary school nearby. Brand
new. Select your colors. See 1t by
calling KEITH D. BRUMBACK, IA;
Evening star., 1955-06-16

ARLINGTON-Assume loan; delight
full 8-bedroom brick rambler. less
than Q years old, on level lot with
towering trees: convenient and de-
sirable neighborhood: shops and bus
mo. pays everything incl. taxes and
Insurance. See IL now BY calling
RHANNON & LUCHS CO, ia. D.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

SO, ,0OO--A small old-fashioned house
on q hill and shaded by large oaks:
has electricity and bath and can
be made into charming home or
used for week ends: on acres, a
GhnMn hN
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Sfsk Sest cfRs BEpR%s Sis xish xNb a0fSffs5 ssfas
e down, :, upJ. Lovely. level. land
scaped, fenced lot, Top. n. Arl;
loc., near Nottingham School. GI
and ] FHA lI;4r apprpyed' ssT5 pE; .nI,r qIr3
WITH ExTRAs!! cANEY REAL
EsTATE, INC, EXCLUSIVE AGENT
RAMBLER SA siqipl DE LUXE; .25o-a
large bedrooms with . tiled baths
living room with fireplace and pic
ture-windcw view: dining room. GF
sSePythl9s else 5Gest0n 1MMfD1ATE h9f eTR'' Pos S.
from EDWARD r. BRIGGS, Real.
tor, IA. 5-S402.
SIS,5OO for this terrific brick home,
short walk to st. AIMS Parochial
shSS hSo sod 9 eoSS o sdess aemfoteTy fo
Ari. location Of lovely homes, q
bedrooms and den. formal dining
rm., hot-water heat. tree-shaded
fenced lot, full basement. attached
garage. An outstanding offering for
location. convenience and INABILITY
cepted with 10qs down payment
Shown by appointment. THE OAR
BY CO. IA. 5-9a9S. once open
The s'il WORLD Is YOURS wher
you're home owner-Located In
country club grove. 10 min. to D. C
Eng. style entertainment home
Screened porch, gar. rec. rm., Z
fireplaces; $4,000 neighborhood
Price, Sl7,95O; $4,000 cash. Isl
trust S1S,250: $50 mo. Don't Eaii
on this one. ia, 10000, REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC" 476s Lee
$500 sS5 DSwS. SSV Siees' 8 'bedrms., basemen. ln
TR1PENRR VIZ RfE Rs REAHrY May z yA JAS 7-5sSs
to us Shout house that thu
SWhs5f Snthoriaed nST to Vf sell Il 81 90 under q a
appraisal, SI4.95O; lge. rms.
firepl,, bsmt.. porch; vacant: st
James parish area, ia. 10000 OF
IA S-293l after Q pm. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC. 4763 Lee
YOUR YeTha III 'fahkSRT Sisfoe WILL BEAT WirE
JOY when you view this 3-bedroon
bungalow; 60x175 wooded lot with
stream, sep. din. rm., picture win
| dowed kit screened porch: Sl2,
! $50: $3.50 cash, 500 mo. incl
taxes. Non-GI. ia. 10000 or OIL
| 2-4295 after p pm. REAL ESTAT1
SERVICE. INC. 4763 Lee hwy. lof
sfEcfaL soff BARGAIN in w.,.over see
Owner i'll, wants offer 3 rooms AMI
bath. detached brick: extra modern
Lerge Powered lot. Call EN-. 3-o1n3
IA. a-i6O5. III
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" Block Arlington Hall
1904 9th st.. south-6-rm. and bath,
brick, Cape Cod. Oil heat: newly
reconditioned inside and out. Can
be seen any time. OWNER. ia.
7-7193. -16
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-15

New Low Cost Utility Harvester cuts, chops,
loads grass or 1egumes for green feed silage.
Hydraulic control adjusts cutting height lifts for
turning, backing, transport. Overcoming clutch
lets you speed up cutter before entering crop.
Shear pins protect rotor Fits Eagle Hitch, other
3point hOok-ups. Also pull-ype-for any tractor.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-05-15

stunds heavy going avoids down time for
clean rough ground handles the
sideways hoen hay travel saves leaves and seed Raes
clean Ground driven to match travel speed keeps rang
evenly feed smoothly baer
chopper Easy ahand hydraulic Use
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bar mother Ms Alice FORBES
and d and NJ Z J Hutch
iHgs.
Mi and Mrs Ben B4lloVe visit
I'd in Charlottesville sunday They
toured Monticello and several
other points of n tgest there
Mrs pau Josl+s and Mrs.
Cleveland Jones attended the
Kappa Delta AIuannae meeting
q. the home OF MRS r J Nell
waine. IN Farmyiile Tuesday at-
ternoon
The Misses Inez ard f d II a
Clay Smith and Miss Mary Eliza
beth Lee accompanied BY Mrs.
Name Smith and william cox
had delightful trip through Tile
Great Smokes last week
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Jones
ana children we're supper guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fam Marmon,
OF Lynchb9rg Sunday night AT
theis summer cottage al Timber
lake. Mr and Mrs Cleveland
Elcan accompanied them 70 Lynch
burg and visited their son and
his family Mr. ana Mrs Mark
Elcan and baby daughter Mar
tina Marie
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Worshanl

The Baptist Church VIII have
It's Homecoming on August ~ II
viii be an all-day meeting and
viii BE- the beginning OF a Re-
ylyal, Rev David L Bailey OF
Warwick Will conduct these SER
vices
Rev. Mr. Owenby, Of Jones
Church. IN Cumberland was guest
preacher Sunday night al the
Baptist Church IN the absence OF
their pastor Rev A b Chocklett.
Mr.. Chocklett preached al Mid
way Church near Brookneal
A number OF young people en-
joyed surprise birthday party
IN the home OF Rev and Mrs
A. B Chocklett Monday night II
honor Of Miss Patricia overly
Mr. and Mrs Arlie Ogle and
daughters. OF New Orleans la.
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Chernault and Mrs
Eunicc' Chernault
Mr. and Mrs Joe Garland, Mrs.
Jessie Southail Peter Southali
Jesse Word ana Hugh Cabell Gar
land visited MIS- Carroll Lewis,
10 Ann Lewis and Mr. and Mrs
Carson Lewis IN Victoria Sunday
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

grandparents spent last Wcek ~lth
Nr and Mrs Junior Moyer near
SaipmAn
Mass Dorothy Brown o, Hope :
wei. visited her parents Mr. and
MES G. n Brown
MI and Mrs Ed Birckhead
q Charlottesville N.ta their IT.
~ daughter Deborah spent The
week end with MI and Mrs II.
r. F4apack. MIR and Mrs B.rck =
head attended the meeting a. the
Masonic Lodge Saturday night
Nj. ana MIS- Kenneth Carroll
OF schuyler. Nj. and Mrs II
/ Wyland and childrep u How :
ardsyllle. spent the NevA< end with
Mr. ana MIS- X +, Morgan a
New port News
Mrs Annie Gootsby has return
ed from week end with her son
in-iaW ana d4ughter NJ ana
Mrs K f Morgan IN Newport
News
Mr. and Mrs W H Crews ana
family and Mrs G " Morris
spent Monday 1t BuckIneham
Court House
MI and Mrs C N Brown VISIT
ed in Richmond and Hop-weli FOR
several days. Their son Hugh
Brown Of Hopewell has been
visiting here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
New Canton

Revival services Will begin at
MI. Zion Baptist Church. Sun
day August 7. with Homecoming
Day. DY. J K. johnson, Chaplin,
Of Virginia Baptist Hospital,
Lynchburg. Va. and Rev, f. Rives
Ferguson Of pendleton, Va. Will
lie guest speakers OF the day.
Special music will be included on
the program A picnic lunch will
be served on the grounds. The
Rev. Mrs Clements, pastor Of
Fork Union Baptist Church VIII
preach each evening Monday
August through Friday August
II at 8 O'Clock A welcome Is ex-
tended to friends and former
members each service
Paul l.. Merck. of Seneca, S
c.. visited here last Monday. His
wife and son returned home with
him after a two week S ViSi; with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A II
Martin
Mrs. A d deBettencourt o.
New Canton and near Washing
ton. d c., visited her brother
in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs
Woodrow Harris in Winston-Sa
lem. n. c., last week end Her
sons, Alex and Manuel. returned
home with her after several week s
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

Mrs w. B. HopSon and Mr.. !
II. Cha ppell and son Tommy
have returned home from Fair
mont. n c. Mr.. Hobson and Mr.
Cnappell are remaining there On
the North Carolina tobacco mar
ket for some weeks TO come
Miss Dorothy Billings left on
Monday 20 attend a home eco
Monies conference at Mary Wash
ington College. From there she
VIII go 10 Fairfax. where she
teaches
Friday night guests OF Miss Kit
ty Watkins were Mr. and Mrs.
pete Sardo and family. Of Allen
town. Pa The Sardos were the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs Charles
Lane on Saturday
Mrs. E A Vaughan and chill
dren, Ann and Becky. OF Rich
mond. has been the recent guests
Of Mrs. J w Crute
Frank Nat Watkins Is spending
this week with his brother in
Law. Dr. Martin Wisely. and Mrs
Wisely in Edenton, n c.
MISS Florence Mcfntire. OF
Bennettsville. S c.. left on We'd
nesday after visiting her aunt,
Miss Florence Stubs.
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+. r,onn( M."no"


rnofu,no far Fort 44Hls Wast.
after spending thirty day fur
lo,,Dh with ms mother. Mrs ] l.
sdesnly He Expect. u be- sent Il
Korea
ana et,n ana Mrs g II Carter
An ~ nitro w Va Aeff the geek
End guests OF MIR as4d MIS- Mar
enalI Xstk5ua
Y
Mrs w Edward Smith a"o
children, Berkeley and btlf}
Booker nave returned h"fiif 1foih
III -lau ann sister MIR and Mrs
o Il Tennent of HopeWell
Edgar Fflef. of Roahokt, +
spending some time WIN Ills
sister Mrs Henry DaFls ahd 'aiii-
~, aitsf Ylp'lihk feiatiFFs ~ n@i-
~.
Mr. and Mra r w MCINTOSH
Jr. ana famiiy. 81 kin9Stf"e 2
G arrived Thursday To spend titf
week end "lth her mother Mfa
X IL Dugger and ms parents
Mf and MIS- h w MclnLoaH.
Wonfn IRON ne FatfnYi'ie
Presbyterian church who return
ed Monday after attending the
Women OF the Ctufth Ifalllint
school at MhaAahetlA springs id@'
. 70 watktns q, and Aais1 To-
se,,bine trouler
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

c. S Irving were Nh $40 M,r
Stephen Chlorine and f>an and
Mrs Bosher Coleman ot Nc
kenney
Mrs philip Malone " An
Their Miss Elizabeth AID Mas
Tier Miss Elizabeth mad Man
Mohaupt recently
Mss Ollie Poryerlleld MA< a
guest ON Monday Of MIS- JOHN
Rodgers ana MIS- Elon W.lker-
son
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Howardsyille
y

Plans we've made: for the an
nual visit Of The Grand Master
OF Masons ii Vlress ia when ne
viii vlsl, George dge No. 81
A F and 4 NJ avthe regular
meeting here. Auguat q Water
melons VIII be served as has been
the custom for many years and
the night is always designated as
- B Wells. night" IN memory
OF the late Jordan B Wells
Or. Margaret NolNng and Miss
Courtney Irving, q St Lakes
Hospital staff Richmond are
spending the month Df August at
their Cabin on Mt alto
Mrs w. r Dudley and Mrs.
O w Spencer have returned to
Danylle after visiting Mrs II h.
Cooke here and attending the
Bragg family reuno4i
Mr. ana Mrs W n Ripley Jr.
and son. Stanley of Richmond,
spent the week end Nith Mr. and
Mrs Ripley near Eowardsyllle
MI and Mrs C " GlannIni.
Jr.. and children u Richmond,
spent Saturday and sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Curtis tGlannini al
MI Alto
Mrs Clearance Wlkerson Is
spending week or ten days with
her parents, Mr and Mrs Albert
Ragland near Manteo
Mrs Cora Taylor and her
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

lndiantown Gap u located III
Central Pennsylvania beAwyen the
farming areas Of Lebanon touu
~ ana the anthraclie,toat region
to the north The posi- consist 81
II 900 acres, containing 1900
buildings and, ITO miles OF roads
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
School Situation

tC0ntfnNed nom Pave ]
one each AZ Prospect dnd WorSh-
am, two at FarmyIlle Elementary
School and seven at II r. Motion
High A full staff IS expected ~
be- recruited before the schools
open September &
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
DuLWYS NESPER SERVICE

Eesper Services viii be- held OH
he lawn OF the FIRST Baptist
Church Sunday night Id 90 RON
Arel VINO is CONDUCTING TIL re-
,lvai services at Cedar Cnurch
Will speak The eespvr service Will
replace the res ulas preaching >er-
.tg4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
New York Trap

New Canton
Miss Veronica Giella Chula
Miss Jewel Lee Duncan. RI
pillWyn
MIS- Mason Knapo Cl1yv!lle
The Hearld party VIII leave
tarmulle Monday Angus. p. by
special Greyhound BIS TOR Nor
tolk, to board the Ola Bay Line
steamer for overnight sail mp
Chesapeake Bay - Baltimore
From there by special Greyhound
bus they will 90 to MN YORK for
four days Of sightseeing return
ing Friday. August ri.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05
Sheppards

ms W3~3 0. Smyrna Church
met Wednesday afternoon @.5h
Mrs Wesley Dunkum
The WINS Of Concord Church
held mission study class ~ the
church Thursday evening
A large con regation al Smyrna
Church Sunday heard the Rev
Mr.. Weaver preached a sermon on
the subject, The Master Calleth
for Thee
The Ernest BowI!ngs have as
guests this week two Of their
daughters and their families MI
and Mrs. Edwin c Potts and
three children from Pprcellville.
and Mr.. ard Mrs Allen Stokes.
Jr,. and yound son Of South
Hill
Miss Lucy Dahl Johns Is spending
this week III Farmyilie with her
grandmother. Mrs Monroe Johns
and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Johns Miss Mar
tina Johns. Is in Richmond this
week visiting her aunt and uncle.
DR.. and Mrs william Johns
Mr.. and Mrs wallace Ralney
and family were guests Of Mrs.
Stephen Trent Sunday Their
daughter, Kay. came home with
them after spending few days
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Trent
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Rainey had
as guests Monday night. Mr. and
Mrs Eric Flanagan, and their
granddaughter, Catherine, q;
Henderson, n c.
Mr.. and Mrs Bob Chapel OF
Pittsburgh, Pa have announced
the birth of d daughter Mary
Louise, last week Mrs Chapel is
the former Frances Ralney
daughter. OF Mr. and Mrs Dallas
Rainey, Mrs Ralney plan To visit
them in Pittsburgh soon
Miss Mary Hannah Jones went
to Fredericksburg Monday morn
ing after spending week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs j l.
Jones
Mrs. Gordon Grieg q Rich
mond. is spending this week with
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

visit
Several from here attended the
Fifth Sunday Community Hymn
Sing at Rocky Mount Methodist
Church last Sunday
Harry Stinson, Of Norfolk visit
ed relatives here last week
Burnette Newton, Of Washing
ton d c., was a week end visitor
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
j c. Newton.
J l.. Toney Of Church Road
Va. is visiting in the home Of
Mrs Mary T. DAVIS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-05

Mr. ana Mrs W G Brooks
Bllyt and children. Thomas
Richard and Anne Goodwin OF
Richmond were the week end
quests Of his mother Mrs I W
Ia.,,al.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
budget homefurnishings values

3-pece mixing bowl set hond-pointed 100
Imported figurines. Poses Of children. poir 100
Deved egg and relish plate. Hond-pointed 100
Crystal seo-food server, 2-piece, with ice comport-
nnent. 100
Ceramic nut server on black metal rack 100
Kitchen cleover, sharp, polished carbon STEEL
Bross riveted rosewood handles. 100
Down sors Store, Horewores. North Building
Cannon bath towels, 22x44" size. for 100
WoshcIoths, l2xl2" to motch TOR 100
Cotton scotter rugs with rubberized non-skd back
1890" 100
Crown rubber kitchen mats. 2lx38" 100
Royon table cloths, 5Ox5O", pIoids. 100
Appqued cotton guest towels z for 100
1919 linen, 1920 royon dish towels, l7x3O" with
blue, green, red yellow borders. 5for 100
Morgon-Jones dish cloths II for 100
Nyon tier curtains with ruffIed founce so" wide,
So" long, White, pink, blue, green. 100
Cotton dish towels l5x28" size. 10 for 100
3-piece cotton lace chair set. 100
Assorted nylon scarves, embroidered. 100
3-Piece cotton or nyon vanity sets, lace trim or en-
broidey 100
Pure linen scarves, 17x43" and 17x53". 100
Down stoirs Store Linens and Bedding, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
large savings on accessories

Fomous-moke BIouses, rreeuors and lst quality
Cottons, royons. Docrons, nyIons and wool Jersey.
Long and short sleeves. Sizes 81 to SO in the
group. If perfect 100 to 5.99 100
Down Stoirs Store, Bouses
Silk Squares, printed and solid coIors. Also royon
ehois in white, postels and dark coIors. Regularly
100 SOC, z for 100
NyIon Hose. irreeuIors Of fomousnooke CIingfit
stretch nyIon hose Small 1897 medium (o1H-
1O), long 0OH2-l w. If perfect, l.95 por 90
NyIon Hose, seconds of fornous-moke sheers and
business sheers, plain or dark seams 8R-ll. If
perfect 90 to So Soc, poir 90
Down Stous Store Hosiery
Pin Flowers new spring assortment Of sprays nose
gays, single and double roses cornfowers, poppies
daisies and many others. Regularly SOC. a for 90
Elizabeth Post Lipstiek, sparkling simulated jewel
top in colors for bIonds, brunettes, red heads and
gray hair Regularly 7oc SOC, z for 100
Down Sors Store. Hondkeche ond Flowers
Gloves, double-Woven cotton or nyIon. lrreguors
and discontinued Styles Classic and novelty styles.
Black, brown white, beige; some posteIs. Sizes 6
to w. If perfect, so to 200. 100
Down Sors Store Gloves
Novelty JeweIry pins, earrings, bracelets and neck
loces. Tailored and dressy styles in gold silver
coIored metal. Regularly 90. 59e, for 100
Down Sors Store. Costume Jewery
Leather Belts, in plain and novelty Styles dark or
pastel shades. Sizes "a to 80. Regularly so and
ZOO 100
Leather Wallets, several Styles Black, brown, navy
red, green. Regularly so and Zoo 100
Down Sors Store Handbags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
garter belts and bras

Fonnous-nonne garter belts, puII-on and
bock-hook styles. White or pink. Small,
medium, large. Regularly ! so. 100
Fonnous-nonne cotton eyelet conoisoIe
bras and regular bros. A and B cup.
Regularly | so to US. 100
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets and Bros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
mems furnishings

Sports shirts in pIoids checks, Solids lst quality
and irreeuIors If perfect, 2e5 to 4o5 100
Plastic ronooots. Small to large 100
Pojomo separates, Sonforized cotton broodcIoth
tops or bottoms Stripes, fancy potterns Broken
sizes. Regularly 2oo eoch 100
Forous-nnoke tee-shrts, irreeuIors Small to extro-
large. IT perfect, 7oc. z for 100
Ties, royon fouIords, repps, wovens and Jocquords
Regularly 90 to so. 3for 100
lst quolity l-size stretch hose. Fits eH2 to 3D.
Regularly 100 z pair |. 90
Cotton hondkerchiefs. 10 for 100
lneguors Of briefs, athletic shirts and Sonforzed
broodcoth shorts. Broken sizes for 100
lst quality nyon shorts, fost-dryine require no
ironing. Broken sizes. Regularly 80. 100
Down Stoirs Store. Mems FURNISHINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Sorry, no mail or phone orders . come early
save on chiIdren's shoes

Sandals, barefoot 2-strop style!
rubber soIes. Sizes 8 to 3.
Down stors Store, Children's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
boys clothing finds"

Vests, imported cotton flannel fronts and knit
backs. Sizes to IT, Regularly 49, 100
lst quoIity cotton knit briefs, pockoged. Sizes 6
to Is. Regularly ACC. 3 for 100
IrreguIors of fomous-moke hose. Sizes 7 to lOR
If perfect, SOC and 69c. 3 pair 100
st quality knit Shirts Reinforced neck white only
Small to large Regularly 8oc. z for 100
NyIon stretch hose. ! size fits to II. Assorted
argyle patterns. Regularly o9c. 3poir 100
Cotton pIisse sports shirts. - White and solids.
Sizes to g. Regularly l.9o. 100
Down Store, Boys Clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
inexpensive dresses

Washable cotton dresses in prints and checks.
Button-front to wost, with without collar. Sizes
II to 20; l4h to 24A. 100
Down Store inexpensive Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
lingerie in rayon and cotton

Cotton pIisse print Pojonoos in sizes 81 to 49, 100
Royon knit gowns in solids and prints Regular
and extra sizes. 100
Royon slips in white and posteIs. Sizes 81 to 40
in the group 100
Royon petticoots in white or pink Medium and
large sizes 100
Cotton crskoy and Sonforized fIonneIette busters.
Sizes z to Is in the group. 100
Down Stors Store Underwear, Robes, Houecoots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

An outstanding group Of spring
dresses. All new styles and fobrics.
Many one Of O kind. Sizes 10 TO
20; l4h to 24Hz. Come early for
the pick Of the group.
Down ssoir Store. Misses, Womsn's Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
sportswear at savings

Irregular tee-shrts in assorted styles, patterns,
coIors. If perfect, ! 80 to 399 100
Cotton knitted Ione-sIeeve shirts. Regularly 29o
Down Stors Store Sportsweor I.VU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
straw hats

Pedone and zenith straw in black, brown, navy,
red, natural coffee, gray pink All srnorty trimmed
with feathers, lace, ornaments. 100
Down Stoirs Store Millinery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
values in girls apparel

Ny|on petticoots, TERED skirts. Sizes to r. TOO
Cotton knit ponties, vests IrreeuIors. 3 for 100
Cotton socks in white assorted coIors. pair 100
White cotton slips. Sizes 8 to H. 100
Stretch socks, l-size Heonco nyIon. White, pink,
yellow, blue, aqua. SOC, z pair 90
Cotton twill shorts. Half boxer elastic back Navy,
red, maize, aqua, white. Sizes to a. 100
Spring pooketbooks. Patent in white, coIors 100
Gloves in cotton or nyIon. White 4,5,6, 7. 100
Cotton bouses, assorted styles, coIors. TIA. 100
Cotton embossed housecoots, sizes TIA. 100
Down Sors Store Gns' Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
all wool lined
COATS
H1'w regularly 1885

FIeeees, checks, poodle
cloths (olI labeled for fiber
content). Some zip-out
Innings. All spring shades.
Sizes 10 to lS.
Down stois Store. coots ord Suih
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
junior apparel reduced

Skirts, wool and royon toffeto Many styles, coIors
Broken sizes. Regularly 500 to 1905. 100
Sweaters, puII-over and cardigan style. A-woo,
orion, nyIon-vcoro blends. Assorted coIors, brok-
en- Sizes Regularly 800 and $780, 100
Cotton knit toPpers, short and long sleeve cord-
dunn, large. Regularly so and 3.9o 100
Blouses, prints and solids. Long sleeve French
cuff, 4-sIeeve styles. o-l5. Regularly 800 100
Down sors Store Junior Miss and Teen-Aee Apporel
Evening star., 1955-07-13
-Four Youngsters
Signed by Griffs
For Farm Clubs

The Senator's today announced
the signing of four young players
who win report to Washington
farm clubs for the 1856 season
Robert zarchow. lefthanded
pitcher from haywood. NJ, win
report to Erie of the Class D
Pony League. The Senators said
the White Sox, Dodgers and
Cardinals had been interested in
the 5-foot-11 high school star.
outfielder Darrell Phillips OF
Manteca. Calf, will report to
Hagerstown of the Piedmont
League. The 6-foot-1 right
handed hitter batted .465 in
scholastic play. He rejected Of
fers by the Braves and Red Sox.
Catcher Norman Durham OF
Palestine. Texas. and Catcher
Edgar Ruiz Of Baton Rouge. also
will join Hagerstown. Both are
180-pound 6-footers.
Evening star., 1955-07-13
'Bemon and FIippen
Junior Golf RivuIs.

RICHMOND. July 10 (P.-
Deane Beman of Bethesda. Md,
and Jimmy Flippen of Danville
will meet today in the first round
of the Middle Atlantic Junior
golf tournament over the 1854
yard. par 73 Hermitage Country
Club course.
The tournament was to have
begun yesterday but rain the
night before caused postpone
ment.
/ Beman, II, was winner of the
Middle Atlantic in 1853. Flippen
was runnerup last week in the
Virginia Junior Chamber of
Commerce tournament.
| Semif1nals and finals will be
played tomorrow.