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The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-05-27
WILDLIFE AND FISH SETUP SPLIT BY MCKAY

WASHINGTON -tR- Secretary or Interior Mckay this week an- nounced q reorganization of the AL aska activities of the Fish and Wlldiife Service. They were split into two major fields = manage ment of commercial fisheries. and aoministration of the wildlife and game fish resources.
Evening star., 1955-07-20

Wewere MOBBED last Sunday when we held our gigantic
warehouse sae Because there many who couldn't
wait because many missed the bargain they to
buy-WE ARE REPEATING THE SAME SALE at the store
on Thursday Friday and Saturday! Same tremendous
lngs Same sensational storeWide selection. Only few of
the many items listed here there are many many more at
the store ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE!
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

coLoRED-opEN SUNDAY / TO 8
1897 GALLATIN ST. NV.
"A lovely home in the finest NV.
spacious, bright rms. a bedrms.)
2 baths. Gas BIT. Modern through
out. Pull hsmt. ". play rm.. 3
pofches. Level grounds. Gar. storm
windows and doors. What q homei
What q iocationl See me personally
Sunday for the GREATEST buy ever
ia. 9-Osg4- RE. 7-0676. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

Colored-5 Bedrms., 2 Baths
1925 18th ST. NV.
Open 1-6. M. 18th and Park I'd
$15.450: CT approved, Liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. den, bath; Ind FIR,
3 bedrms., bath, porch; ard FIR, Q
pedrms.; gas h.-w. heat; $1,000 dn.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
1000 p st. NV, CO. 5-3533.
cOLoRED
Immaculate 6-rm., semidet. brick in
desirable location. Tile bath, attrac-
tive, equip. kit, built-in garage
Price only S11,550. Call for ap-
pointment to inspect s07 Tucker
man st. NV.
1887 Ingraham st. n.v.-Desirable
center-hall, semidet. brick home con-
tanning 4 bedrms., !. tiled baths,
cedar-lined closets and hardwood
mrs. throughout. Oil h.-w.h. In
cludes sleeping porch, also front and
rear porches. 2-car Diet. gar. Price,
S16.500, on terms.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
DI. 1857, OIL. 8-6312, OIL. 4-47sl
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1921 GALLATiN ST. NV.
1872 JEFFERSON ST. NV.

First time offered. Lovely
7-room brick home. Concrete
front porch, knotty-pine den,
full basement, enormously deep
back yard. garage. A home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

COLORED SPECIALIST
No. !, Otis 81 9Th SITS. NV.
Only $195 Down
5-Rm. Colonial Brick. Oil Heat
No. 2, 1900 Block l. st. NE.
Only $195 Down
firm. semidet. Brick
No. 3, 10th & L SITS. NE.
Only $295 Down
6-Rm. Brick. 9 Kitchens
No. {, 1886 v st. NV.
Only 1895 Down
9 Rms, Q Kits, 2 Baths
No. 5, 400 Block Delafield
Place NV.
Only $495 Down
e-Rm. Colonial Brick, Bsmt., Gas H.
No. 8, 1900 Blk. Oates st. NE.
Only $3.50 Down
s-Rm. Colonial Brick, OIL II. -W.H.
No. Z, 10 v st. NV.
Only $3.50 Down
Z Rms. 3 Kits. 4 Baths. Brick
No. 8, 1903 7th st. NV.
Only 1895 Down
Oct. Brick, 4 Bedrms.. Rec. RIM.
No. Q, 1904 Delafield Pl. NV.
Only $685. Down
10 Rms. ga Baths, Detached
IL. $4,000. Ia. e-77e0. IA. 9-b71I
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'14 SHEPHERD ERR ( ST # NV.

Vacant. Only 1905 down.
Completely redecorated inside
and out. Cleaning hardwood
floors. Modern semidetached
brick home. / block OF Ga,
ave. 3 apartments. 8 full
baths. full bath on first floor.
Recreation room. side-haii
plan. Front entrance to base
ment. Deep garage. Private
entrances to all apartments.
Live rent free. r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
eli DECATUR ST. NV.

Home eXtfaordlnaIy; Spa
cious S-room brick. Garage.
bedrooms, lovely recreation
room, huilt-in nbar. tiled base
ment. 2 full TIED baths. Some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

CoLQRED-FIRST SHOWING
9 9es Nrssgg kPAx hi; a. nv En-.
Hall entry, large living AID din, rms.
baths. Natural t 1s wood trim I1 and
doors; many closets: club rm..; Co
porches; gas h.-w.h.: Diet. garage;
large fenced yard. Mr.. Maary. tn.
Was MARSHALL ), wApLE co.
1924 l4th 81. NV. AID. 4-2005
c .3s.mtd.s PIs ,, st. AZ a.. ars
rms. 4 bedrms,, with Ia baths,
sAi's BEING II SS% Vx al ai-Hia
4-24O3. Cox a. Co. RE. 7-i6a3.
COLoRED-oWNER LEAVING CITY
MUST SELL QUICKLY
BIOS Ord st. n.w:-3 Ice. bedrms.,
"a baths. finished rec. rm.,. wall-to-
rors. gar. metal awning: immacu-
late cond. Low down payment. Open
Il TO dark.
CoLoRED--OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6
Sn2 Farraguut st. ll.w.----6 rooms, Ia
baths; gas h.-w.h.; basement; 2
siEdMAE REALTY. IA. s-54s5
COL0RED -I37 INGRAHAM ST. -
Cor. brick, liv, rm., step-up din. rm.,
mod. kit, ceramic tile counter top:
incl. porch; 3 Ice. bedrms.. compl.
baths, bsmt., nm. rec. rm.: eompl.
kit; stall shower bath: sep ldry. nm.
Lee. LIST trust avail.
CoLoRED-ONLY $1,000 DOWN
AZ Rittenhouse n.w.-Semidet, AL
cond, Lee. bedrmss.. 8 porches,
gas heat, attic. flrepi. Owner leaving
town. must sell today. Open 2 to g..
SHERIDAN, RIA. 3-606S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
326 EMERSON ST, NV.

UNIQUE arrangement: private
home luxury, plus income.
Many extras. Concrete front
porch. step-down living room,
spacious dining room. modern
kitchen, heated den, all on
first floor; second floor, tre-
mendously large master bed
room With private bath, pri-
waite Broom apartment: kitch-
en- and bath: ample closets
throushout; hardwood iloors
up and down. chestnut trim.
knotty-pine recreation room
with coy fireplace: buiIt-in
garage: oil h.-w.h. Name your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

within Is minutes drive OF the bust
ness section In n neighborhood
especially popular with the Diplo-
matte circles. detached brick
house. English design. with almost
$4,000 II. Of land, terraced towards
the south, IA rooms, 2h baths.
garage, open and screened porches.
This house is assessed ct over $27,-
600, which is usually understood to
mean about half of the value. but
can be had for considerably less.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1919 K
st. NV, MA. S-l166.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

HOME AND INCOME
IL rms. 81 baths. furn. above aver
age; no vac: gar. I'd: rrieed for
quick sale. OWENS REALTY. NE.
e-O480.
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A CHALLENGE

To anyone who can find better
built house in more beautiful
n r. SI.I than vii; no. Plymouth
true Georgian Colonial Of 4 bed
rooms. a den and q lovely outdoor
living room, for you who want only
the best at bargain price see this
Sunday. to $50. 18th St. to
Kalmia I'd, left to end. left on West
Beach drive 200 IT,, right on Plym-
outh st. to End circle at top of hill.
MERRYFIELD g. WOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
PAS GALLATIN ST. NV.

Vacant. 6-rm. quality tapes
try brick home: full baths
on End a.; extra bath in mas
ter bedroom; full basement,
gas h.-w.h.; spacious knotty.
pine rec. rn.. built-in garage.
Home cnn1nletelY dAcnrafed
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COLORED-PO SSESSION
npTN T0nAv TIT, Il

. 1a PES EoNd dPRAx ST ST. NV p
This 4-bedroom brick home, In ex-
cellent condition, can be handled
with reas. down payment; gas heat;
rec. rn1.; garage and washing ma
chine. LOUIS Ridden. Elk. 3-5707.
coloR sE1 pSaRy 81 $500 & u po"N
OPEN SUNDAY, l TIL 3
This newly redecorated. 6-rm. brick
home, with parquet floors: full
bsmt.: h.w.-h. and 2-car brick ga
rage Must be seen today.
LOUIS Ridden. Elk. a-5701
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
Dulles Defends Aid Setup
At Pan American Fete

other American republics are due
primarily to failure, or refusal,
on the part of the United States
to make loans to them and give
them other help IN building ur
their economies in anything Hike
the measure in which the United
States gives such help to Europe
and the Far East. !"
The Secretary said he had
never been able to comprehend
so complete q misunderstanding
of the nature and the purpose Of
foreign aid. He explained:
1--WE have had to pour enor-
nous sums into Europe, as loans
grants and expenditures be.
cause Europe is geographically
nearer to military peril"
AS such. Mr.. Dulles said, II
is a frontier not for the defense
of Europe alone, but for defense
of the United States and all OF
the American Republics. He
pointed out that much money
sent to Europe and the Far East
had to be used to reconstruct
devastated regions so free men
could again take part in develop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
PorEey Seeks
ToAvertStri

BOSTON. April IA R.-A
last-ditch attempt to avert a
strike Of about $4,000 New Eng
land cotton textile workers was
to be made today at a State con-
Citation meeting between officials
Of the CIO Textile Workers
Union and mill owners.
The conference was called by
Massachusetts, Labor Commits
sioner Ernest A. johnson.
The strike, scheduled for mid
night tomorrow night, would in
yolve $4,000 workers In Massa-
chusetts and 10000 In Maine
all Of whom voted to authorize
the strike If the union feels It
necessary.
The workers are resisting a
management attempt to cut
wages, which now average $3.50
an hour. Their minimum wage
is $1.091a.'
The State House meeting spe-
cif1cally involves the union and
the New Bedford-Fall River
Berkshire Manufacturing Associ-
alton. The workers in that area
generally set the contract pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

Secretary Of State Dulles de-
clared today that all American
nations are benefiting from dol
lar aid the United States is CIV
ing friendly countries in Eu-
rope.
He said in q Pan American
Day speech here that there is
good reason for extending great
er aid to other areas than to
the neighboring sister repub-
lies in this hemisphere.
Mr.. Dulles answered critics of
the aid program ct a luncheon
in the Pan American Union
headquarters. He said in part:
"You have all heard and read.
time and again. criticism Of the
United States on the score that
we give far more dollar aid to
other areas-Europe, the Near
East, the Far Eastman to our
close neighbors and traditional
friends. the sister republics of
this hemisphere.
Heard Far More
"In fact, you have read and
heard far more. For instance,
that the economic ills of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

ing. maintaining and extending
the free world.
To Insure Defenses
Similarly. he said. the United
States has had to make huge
OUTLAWS for military installations
to insure defense In Europe and
elsewhere against mighty forces
whose mere existence. poised
and ready. Is an unceasing threat
to Us ALL" He said 1t also has
been necessary to maintain large
American armed forces abroad
at great expense.
Mr.. Dulles declared there was
no valid comparison in terms Of
dollars between that kind Of as
sistance in rebuilding: re-estab-
fishing and reinforcing war;
stricken nations and the type of
assistance being extended to
Latin America.
"Let US rather thank God" he
urged. that this fortunate hemi-
sphere has had no need for sta
tioning such multitudes Of troops
within its confines; that there is
no war devastation to be undone;
that there Is no need for con-
structing such expensive military
installations as deterrents to a
war, which, If it came, would de-
stroy civilization as we know it. ;"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
boys wear specials

IS boys dress sloeks. 4o0o wool and
609o royon eobordine. Snug tex
woistbond, pfeoted front, in sizes 10
l2-l6-l8 Ton, blue, navy and teol
in the group. Were 500 2.8S
40 boys lons-sleeve sports shirts,
royon in pIoids and tweed patterns;
blue. green and brown in sizes $40.
Were 2.9o I.68
VI psirs Of boys Sonforixed cotton
flonnel poiemes in two-tone eonb;n-
otions Of green. brown and red. Size
6. Were 2.oo 1888
48 Boys Washington Senators tee
shirts, reinforced neck. Sizes small,
medium and large. Were l.29 69e
Down Stoirs Store. Boys Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

for handling atomic energy data.
Mr.. Zarubin called by invita-
ton at the office Of Livingston
T. Merchant. assistant secretary
of state for European affairs.
Afterward, Mr.. Zarubin told
reporters he got from Mr.. Mer.
chant a written reply 10 q So
Wet note about the Eisenhower
plan. He said the Russian note
was sent last November. but he
would not go into its substance.
The substance OF the notes
and conversations between Rus
STA and the United States on
the >atomic question is q care-
fully guarded secret. Private ne.
gotiations were suggested by Mr..
Eisenhower in his original Unit
ed Nations speech proposing an
international atoms for peace
plan.
The State Department issued
a one-sentence report on the
Merchant-Zarubin meeting:
Soviet Ambassador Georgi N.
Zarubin called at the depart
ment today at the request Of
Assistant Secretary Livingston
T. Merchant to receive o note
concerning the international
atomic energy agency proposed
by President Eisenhower in
IoS2U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
save ON won,eD's shoes

100 women's dress shoes. include
strops. ties pumps ond cubon heels
in leother, suede and some potent.
Red, blue, block, brown in sizes
4h to a. AAA to E. Sorry, not every
size in every color. Were o.e5 to
1895. Now ~ i.99
200 women's wedge eosuoIs in block,
brown ond green. Broken sizes 4 to
8, but not every style in every size.
Were 800. Now see
100 women's leather pumps in high
or Cuban heels, closed Or open toe.
Red or blue in broken sizes 4 to 9,
AAA to B. Were 8.95. Now 2.s9
Down stoirs Store. Women's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

tern for 10000 cotton-rayon
workers in the North.
Two textile developments in
Maine yesterday were:
/. The Verney Corp. and the
CLIO union agreed to a one-year
renewal Of their contract which
covers 1000 workers in the COM
pany's Brunswick mill and $50 in
the Manchester IN. HI mill.
2. The Bates Manufacturing
Co.. the biggest textile firm in
Maine, offered 3-year contract
calling for a accents hourly re-
duction in wages and fringe
benefits. The union promptly
rejected the offer as completely
unacceptable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
luggage odds and ends

10 seconds Of hot boxes. CoIors end
prints. Mostly pIostie coverings.
EosiIy cleaned. Add 1929 FederoI tax.
If perfect 495 TO 8.e5. Nov,
ZOO to 500
~ pieces Of iussase. Heavy vinyI
coverings. Blue, grey, green and gin
ger. Group includes: troin eoses. IS,
l8, n. rs" cases; oorment eorriers.
hat bags, lueoooe covers. foot lockers.
Upper club boys in solids and pIoids.
Most all coIors in all sizes. Add 1922
Federal tax. Regularly 800 to 1895.
Nov -------l 100 to 1895
Down Stoirs Store, Lueeoee.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
.zarubin Given
u. 5. Atom Note
By the Associated Press

The State Department today
handed Soviet Ambassador
Georgi N. zarubin a statement
about President Eisenhower's
proposed international agency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
infants apparel reduced

800 ehiIdven's cotton knit psnties.
hose in stripes and solids and infents'
cotton knit kimonos. Broken sizes.
Were 3oc to Toe. ise, 6 for 100
50 terryeIoth robes. some cotton pIisse
in group. Styles for boys and girls.
Sizes 2 to 6x. Were 2.9o and $50.
1888
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts
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irregnIars

irregnlars DOC
if perfect, FPS to 3.95 w
800 sports shirts, irresuiors from
famous makers, sobordires and cot
tons. solid eolors and potterns. Long
sleeves, smoIl TO extFa -lorse.
were now
500 mems enkIet
hose, irreoulors. ny 4s
Ion and cotton rib.
Eoch pair reinforced
with linen at heel and 85c & 3for
toe. II perfect - LOO 100
400 neekties, all first
quality. Bow ties and 6ee,
four in hands. Reps,
meats and foncy pot l.0oto 3fcr
terms ---rr--...---- l.5o ZOO
80 puIlover wool 4.e55
sweaters, broken sizes sos 2.8S
200 paieme separates. 10 G
Sonforized cotton
broodeIoth, tops or
bottoms. stripes, fancy poir each
patterns, broken sizes 2e9 100
IS sports shirts, COB
ordine and fancy pot
terms: medium to large 3.o5 1879
Down Stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
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honlefu rnishings
at savings

~ poirs ruffIed nyIon curtains. 81,
u, 81, co.. Were 4.o5 to 7.e5.
Now --------- 2.4s to 500
7 ehromspun taffeto bedspreeds. Twin
and full size. Assorted coIors. Were
500. Now -z-------4.ss
80 3-pieee chenille bath mot set.
Hunter green only. Were 3.95 2.4e
Down Stoirs Store, Hometurnshinos,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

misses and women's dresses
regularly 1929 TO $500
z23 summer eottons acetate and royons Solids postes
and prints Casual dressy. II to 20. l4z to ZZh.
Down sors Store Misses ond Worens Dresses
Junior dresses
regularly 500 to 1875 Goo 10 1920
200 royon afeto erepes in prints and solids Assorted
eoIors. Classic and dressy styles. Sizes to IS.
Down sors Store, Junior Miss and Teen-Aoe
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spring clearance 80.
Isl quality closet accessories
IS 10 go
regularly &c to $40

Designed for beauty, plonned for comfort. Mode Of
Plastic for long Some quilted front and top. others
tuxedo trim with clear body Jumbo and sesulor. Suit
bess dress bags formed IS" boys. shoe ond hat bags.
Also blonket bags.
Down Ssois Store, Homewoes North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

Mother-There is so much
traffic on this street, we decided
to fence in the back yard. and
now the small children in the
neighborhood all play here in
safety.
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bras at savings

I23 irresulors Of famous- moke bros.
Some with buiIt-in contours, in sizes
81, SO. SO and 40. If perfect, $50
to sos Now l.29
200 fomous-name garter belts. Ny
lon power net puIl-on style in sizes
small, medium and large. Were ! so.
Now ------------- Ioe
Down Stoirs Store, Corsets and Bros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

Mother-The children in this
neighborhood just took over
Toms sand box and swing. so
we built fence and told them
they could come in only when in
vited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
spring straw hats
4 .69
,Oere 500 TO 4.99

200 straw hats in mony lovely spring
styles, dark end pastel eoIors. some
large heed sizes IN the group.
Down Stors Store, Millinery
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costume jewelry
regularly 100 each
So.
z for 100

500 pieces OF costume ewey Pins earrings necklaces
broeeets Many white porcelain Also gold and silver
eoloFed mefol.
Pleose odd 1919 Federal ox.
Down stois Store, Costume Je~eIy
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save on girls apparel

were 500 to 500
300 pieces girls epporeI including
dresses, skirts, jumpers and robes.
Girls sizes 7 70 IA and sub-teens 8
to IA.
Down Stoirs Store, Girls Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

pettieoats greatly reduced
regularly 2.9S to 500 's
las pieces, escorted eolors and styles.
Royon o. nylon. Small, medium. large.
Down stoirs Store, Underwear
values In ehlldren's shoes
regularly 4.9S to S.9S
ITS pairs ehildren's shoes for boys
and girls. For school or dress; some
samples, some foetory rejects in the
group.
50 pairs slippers and sondols, broken
sizes and colors. Were 80 to 800.
6se
Down Stoirs Store. ChiIdren's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
women's famous.make spring shoes
regularly S.95 and 9.95 'S0

3lz poirs dress shoes. including pumps and san
doIs Leather with high or cubon heels. Open
closed toes. Blue. red. black, ton. Some suedes
in black and navy. 4h TO 8; AAA to B.
Down Stoirs Store Misses and Women's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
So
2 for 100
if perfect 800

If perfect 800
200 hondboss in simulated leather royon foe. Tote
pouch or clutch style. Block, red, navy and ton.
Please add 1925 Federal tax
Down Stoirs Store Handbags
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
spring clearance 49,.
chiIdren's sandals

chIIdFen's sandals
regularly 299 'oS
800 pos Of barefoot sandals with crepe solos, White
beige. red, brown. Sizes to 3.
Down stors Store, chidren's Shoes
toddlers and juvenile pIayeIoihss
3d. 3 for ESQ
group Of 500 including pIsse sun.uits for toddIe,
girls shorts boys plisse shorts boxer jeons, cotton
bouses and shirts. Also 5-pieee sand toy set with
pail shovel and sand cons, sondy Ansy sand loader
Down stors Store, Infants
girls coats, sub.teen loppers
regularly 1925 TO 1926 w
80 girls coats ond toppes oil WOOL Sizes to H.
10 70 H.
300 irresuIos Of girls bIouses in yon royon or cotton
Some sleeveless. Sizes to IA in group Some samples
in group. If perfect l9e. NOW---- Soc, 3 for ZOO
Down stoirs Store Girls Apparel
homefurnishings reduced
500 cotton chenille 5peee both mot sets 2ox3o obono
mat, "a" round mat, seat cover waste basket and re-
movable cover 299
Common terry tub mats. Jumbo size Peach, blue yellow.
SEQ green, pink, white Were 2e5 Now-l.SS
Common finger tip towels Many coIors. 4for----l0o
Eversloxe ehintx boudor chair overs4s5
80 chino omps hond washable detoiIed royon toffeo or
spun gold color parchment shodes Were l2o5 Now,
S88
50 modern pink lamps Tobe, boudor floor styles, 1000
Persian design royor and cotton rugs. 2x3', 2x4',
3.95 ond 4.95
Down Stors Store Honefurnishinos North B.ildino
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save on junior
miss apparel

miss appa!eI
we're now
s junior suits, 1000
wool and royon, box
style, broken sizes 1925 1000
10 better junior suits,
l0Ooo woods, tweeds
and flonneIs, boxy and
fitted styles; sizes 9 3e.e5to
to IS ---- $500 1000
20 junior skirts, roy
ons. toffetos, woods.
assorted eolors. dressy
ond classic styles. $50 TO
Sizes 9 to 3d. 1929 l.o9
so junior dresses,
and 2-pieee styles,
dressy and classic,
woods, royon and royon
toffeto. Severed COL lO.oot to
ors; sizes 9 to Is 1875 800
20 junior dresses. oil
wool and voyons. os-
sorted coIors and l4o5 to
styles, sizes 9 to IS $500 500
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss ApporeI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
misses and half.size
suits and coats

80 misses and haIf-sixe royon and
silk unlined summer suits. Green,
navy, blue, beige, brown. Sizes 10 TO
l8 ond l4h to 22Nz. Were | 90.
IS misses olI-wooI winter eoots.
poodIecIoth, fIeeees, oIpoco pile.
Beige, blue, eroy, navy. black. Sizes
10 to 10. Were 70. IS to 1895 Now,
400
Down Stoirs Store, Coots ond Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
corsets and bras
irreguIars Of gloves
il perfect ESQ to $50
4 $50

400 pairs Of gloves eotons and nyons, tolored and
dressy. White, beige. few eo!ors. Sizes to 7h.
Down Stoir Store. Gloves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14

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80 wool or toffeto skirts, mostly dark
shades and tweeds. Were 500 to
1899. Now " $50
II crepe or nylon skirts. Dork shades.
Were 3.ee to 500. Nov $50
10 eopeskin joekets. reds and browns.
Not oil sizes. Were l6.o5. Nov, l2.0o
i. ~ foney points and Bermuda shorss.:
Wool and oobordine. Were 400 TO
500. Now 800
$50 wool puII-ons. Winter shades.
Sizes "a to 40. Were 800. Now,
Down stoirs Store, sportsweor
misses handbags >
regularly 1879 and 500 ~
$50 rayon velvet, royon setin, plostie.
leother in clutch style. Red. ton. navy,
block.
, Add 1929 Federal tox
Down Stoirs Store, Hondboos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-14
misses dresses reduced
regularly 500 and 1929
50 dressy and eosuoI styles in as
sorted febries, eelors. Sizes II to ls.
Down stoirs Store, Misses Dresses
inexpensive dresses
regularly 500 to 500
go and Go

100 rayon dresses, dork prints and
solids. Short sleeves. Sizes l4h to
241z, SO to444. Were 500. Nov,
500
IS royen dresses, dark prints. royon
foille or crepe. Solids and prints.
Were 500 to 500. Now - $50
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive Dresses