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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01
Store Farm Chemicals
Away From Grain, Milk

FARM CHEMICAL specialists warn
that lids on containers of farm chem
icals should be clamped tightly. Chemi-
Gals should be stored in a dry machine
shop or shed out of reach of children
and away from animals.
A pound of PAD can kill the germina-
ton of three to four thousand bushels
of seed if kept in granary, they say.
If stored in a milk house, milk is likely
to pick up an odor from it.
Containers should be plainly labeled.
II you're not sure which chemical is in
which can, get rid of it.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01
Chester Farm Meeting
Set for March 10

LIBERTY COUNTY farmers win
meet March 10 at 2 pm. in the high
school in Chester to discuss the 1855
farm program, the Small Watershed
bill and the pending application of the
Cottonwood watershed proposal and ir-
dustrial accidents as they affect the
farmer.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01
Milk River
Seed Show

AN ESTIMATED 600 people turned
out for the annual Milk River Seed
show at Harlem Feb. 8, and S. Follow
ing are the winners in some of the
various divisions:
Sweepstakes = Certified potatoes,
netted gems, A. H. Small & Sons,
Kalispell; small grains, thatcher, w. G.
Rafter, Harlem; legumes. ranger al
falfa, Joseph Muggle & Sons, Miles
City; common grass seed, intermediate
wheat grass, Henry Miller, Harlem;
corn, Minnesota, Lamuel Hall, Regina;
FLA and All, crested wheat standard,
Irwin Anderson, Harlem.
Melted gems-A. H. Small & Sons,
Kalispell; j. A. Smell, Kalispell; Van
AIKEN Gardens, Whitefisb; Francis
Rowley, Harlem; Bert Murphy. Chi
nook; J. L. Bailey, Fort Shaw.
Pontiac = Tom Etc, Birney; J. L.
Bailey, Fort Shaw.
Other varieties-James Ashton, Har-
lem.
Glass 1O6-Cronk Brothers, Savoy;
David Kaufman, Chinook; Francis
Rowley. Harlem; Norman Friede, Chi
nook; James Ashton, Harlem.
Registered small grains-Thacher-
w. C. Rafter, Harlem; Joseph Heavey,
Havre; Harold Dych, Wolf Point.
Ceres-W. C. Rafter, Harlem; Law
renee Crawford, Conrad; Dan Morse,
Havre. PiIOt-Jerry Robo, Joplin. Res
cue = Reid Stuart, Clifford. Yogo -
George " Norman, Belgrade; Lauback
Ranch, Dutton. Karmont - Joseph
Maurer, Eden. Campana-Elmer Craw-
ford, Conrad; George Van DeVan, Chi
nook Titan-Huntley Branch Station;
w. C. Rafter, Harlem. Park Oats-Ray-
mond Johnson, Boyd; HuntIey Station;
Ronald Hagan, Salesia HorsfOrd
Joseph Heavey, Havre
Approved small grains - Thatcher -
w. C. Rafter, Harlem; Norman Solberg,
Dodson. Ceres-Clayton Rafter, Harlem.
Maurer, Eden.
Registered Iegumes-Ladak- George
Williamson, Sand Springs; r. H. Miller,
Harlem; Vernon Jacobs, Whitewater;
H. Oefstos, Malta. Grimm - HermOn
Krumeveide, Malta. Ranger - Bar Dia-
nond, Harlem; r. A. McCaskie, Van
ada; Don Kovneychuck, Baker.
SiIage-Richard Hunsaker, Harlem;
Richard Conrad, Chinook; Ray T. Fin
ey. Chinook.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01

New Wide one-W0Y PIow works acres in nina
utes with IL, Is or 18-foot cut. Sealed roller
bearings on gangs and tapered roller bearings
in rubber-tired wheels plus low hitch that
pulls from center line of draft /. . and rudder-
like action of rear wheel all serve to over
come power-conSuming side draft Adjusts
easily for uniform work at depth you want IS
OF for safe, fast transport.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01

aeew NheeI-Type Disk Herrow
with extra weight thoroughly
cuts and mikes long stubbles
heavy soil. Gangs are designed
for unusual leveling action. Exc
elusive parallel Lift keeps units
level when raising or lowering.
Wheels provide fast, easy trans
port /. serve as gauge wheels
in shallow disking. Clear deck
lets you carry drag or other
tillage tools.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01

New Lisfer-Type Press Drill has
famous Case Seedmeter for accus
rate, uniform seeding :: easy ads
justment for desired depth!
Spreads seed in bands about 6
inches wide. Press wheels are Aexs
IDLY mounted for firm packing over
uneven surfaces. Safety release pres
vents damage to openers in hard
ground Or from obstacles. Special
hitch pulls two units from center
line of draft provides acres
eating, 24-foot width as shown:
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-01

Ia just few days you'll this dazzling beauty
wholly creation be compared with any Othes
tactcr in its class. You'll have the opportunity why
it dream to drive revelation in performance why
will make you forget all former standards OF capacity
convenience, comfort and really thrilling appearances.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. laio couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. ipdft three fun days
and recetue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Stanley sehabcwicz. %. Catholic Uni
TaUsig Dl ne.
Artie Newman. 10. 1893 Florida ave.
Nv: and Shirley Collins: H. zoos
Sheridan Hunt. 81. Camden, N. j. and
Nancy Quinn. 10. Gloucester, N. ].
Dale Cromwell. 23 Anacostia Naval Re-
seiyIns s.,,na;os Station. and Claire foonF %
joseph FitzGerald 80. Baltimore; and
Katherine Robinson, %. 522s sth St.
NV.
James Mills. 40. SIS 9th st. Sc, and
Goldie Thomas, 80. 1875 st. sc.
osssse both sRssn e 15o6 na csSst csSs
NV.
Robert Beck. 20. s14 22nd St. nv.
and Elizabeth NonnemAcker. "a. 607
Underwood st. NV.
Richard Fairehild. 33; Qusntieo. Va.
and Jean Porter. 49, 1923 saratoss
James Butler, 10. Dunsannon. and Eta
Briekey. Is, 1911 10th st. NV.
Seth Robinson. SO, l135 18th st. NV.
and Mildred Roberts, 80. 1882 Liv-
ingston I'd. sc.
Edgar Snyder. 80. Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, and Doris Poole. 30.
Arlington.
Clarence Bird. 40. No. Scott cir, NV.
and Geraldine Armel, 55. 2S0l Cort-
land pl. NV.
David Harmon 81. 2406 L'Enfant sn
Sc, and Alma Harold. %. 1920 23rd
st. Sc
Robert Plavnick. 2e. 4545 Connecticut
ave. NV, and Joan Schneider. 25.
1915 14th st. NV.
Harold Wilson, 20, SCI Maryland ave
ne. and Helen Wroten. Is, 5300
James pl. ne.
George Edmondson. so, 1404 35th ST.
NV. and Rosamond Buriing. 40. 3100
R st. NV.
Ralph Davenport. 49,. 1900 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV, and Martha BauEh.
20. 1921 Somerset pl. NV.
Guy Coeswen. 81. GAIL 9th st. NV,
and Elizabeth Hayden. 35, 439 14th
st. Sc.
Edward Turner. 80. and John Kube, 90
both OF Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
4 at Wushinston-Lee
Win SCHOLARSHIPS

Three regional scholarships
worth 5000 each have been
awarded to members Of the June
graduating class at Washington
Lee High School in Arlington
A fourth washington-Lee stu
dent has won a $1,000 Cornell
scholarship.
The regional scholarships were
won by James HobSon. 1923
North Powhatan street. valedic-
torian of the graduating class:
Tom Roelofs of 5l3 North Gar
field street and william Hunter
of 1887 North Sixteenth street.
Their scholarships are the
competitive McMullen Regional
scholarships for study in the
College of Engineering.
Carl LoutsenheiSer of 4500
South Eighth street. won the
5000 scholarship, also for study
in engineering.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
PTA EVENTS CALENDAR

and installation of officers in the
school auditorium at 43l5 Under
wood street, University Park, Md.
Wednesday
Mckinley High School PTA-
Installation of officers at the
school at Second and T streets
NE.
Stoddert Elementary PTA-
Election and installation of Of
ficers at the school at Fortieth
and Calvert streets NV.
Thursday
Truesdell Laboratory School
PTA - Summer health roundup
beginning at 9 am. Children en-
tering kindergarten are eligible
for physical examinations at the
school at Eighth and Ingraham
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

The Home and School Asso-
citation of Paul Junior High
School will celebrate the 25th
anniversary of its founding with
a reception and homecoming at
8 pm. Tuesday at the school.
Eighth and Oglethorpe streets
NV.
Principal Thomas Ferry viii
be presented a membership in
the National Education Associa-
ton by Lawson Cantrell. as
sistant superintendent Of schools
for the District.
Other Parent-Teacher activi-
ties throughout the week, all
scheduled to begin at 8 pm. un-
less otherwise indicated, are as
follows:
Tuesday
Greenbelt PTA - Election OF
officers at 7::45 pm. at the Green
belt, Md. Center School.
Surrattsville PTA-Installation
of officers at the Surrattsville
High School, Clinton. Md.
Woodrow Wilson-Final meet
ing of the year of the Home and
School Association at the school
at Nebraska avenue and Chesa-
peake street NV.
University Park PTA-Election
Evening star., 1955-05-15

A former combat veteran OF
World War II has contributed
his 8lst pint Of B-positive blood
at the regional blood center here.
the District Chapter of the Red
Cross reported yesterday.
F. The star doner is Hawaii-born
Juan M Garcia, a 29-year-old
23l-pounder now employed by
the Smithsonian Institution. He
has donated 25 pints of blood at
the center since coming here
six years ago.
Mr.. Garcia says a speeding
rap in Hawaii in 1941 started his
long record of blood contribu-
tions. AS a penalty for exceed
ing the 35-mile per hour limit, a
Judge gave him the alternative
Of a $25 fine or one pint Of blood.
He had more of the latter than
the former, and since that time
has given blood in Honolulu, the
combat areas Of Leyte. Kwajalein
and Okinawa as well as in oc-
cupied Korea.
A Recruitment Chairman
"I saw how blood saved the
lives of my combat comrades
and I decided to continue blood
donations to help them and any
other unknown person who
might need it," Mr.. Garcia said.
In addition to his donations.
Mr.. Garcia is blood donor re-
cruitment chairman of Bunker
Hill 31st Unit, American Legion.
Another repeater donor. Miss
Mary A. Wood, Post Office De-
partment employe. gave her 35th
pint of blood since she began in
World War II. Miss Wood says
that blood transfusions were i'm
portant to her when she became
critically i'll in 1949.
The regional center distrib-
uted 1,761 pints of blood in the
District and the areas covered
by bloodmobiles in Maryland,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Donor CenterS Listed
Red Cross donors may give
blood at Garfield Hospital from 8
am. to S pm, Monday through
Friday; Freedmen's Hospital, to
8 pm, Monday through Friday,
and on Sunday from Q to S pm;
Walter Reed Hospital, Monday
Evening star., 1955-05-15
War Veteran Donates
His 81st Pint of Blood

through Friday, 9 am. to ( pm
and on Tuesday from z to 9 pm;
the Washington Regional Blood
Center. Monday, to 9 pm. and
Tuesday through Friday from 8
m. to 5 pm.
The bloodmobiles are sched-
uled to make the following visits
this week:
Tomorrow: ANDREWS AFB, Bldg T-3- -
9.3u am. to $50 D m; Fairehild Plant
No. .. Hsgerstown, Nd. $50 am. tr
tuesday: Main Navy. Constitution
avenue. Room 2541. $50 an. TO 3:3t
pm; KeySeF High School. ". Va, lC
am to pm EST
Wednesday: Pentagon, Room "A 100
10 am. to 4 pm: Presbyterian Church
Msrtinsburs. w Va. 10 am. 70 4 pm
Thursday: Fort Belvoir, Va, Buildinf
NN34, 9:30 am. to $3.50 pm: Baptist
Church, Main street. Warrenton, Va.
10 am to 4 ON, EST.
Friday: Patuxent MAS, Patuxent River
Md Gymnasium $50 am. to 3:3t
pm Community Building. Berryvtlle
Va, 1890 am. to 4:30 pm, EST.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
DEATHS REPORTED

From D. c. Health Department.
George Leonhardt, SO. 3S03 Warren ct.
Anna Brown. II. 4611 Rossey pkwy..
Chevy Chase. Nd.
jeremiah Dullea SO, 4531, 32nd ST.. Md.
Walter Carter, as 1916 Holbrook ter
Aubrey clemons. 46. 713 Kearney st.
Jack conklin, 40. 431e Albermarle st.
NV.
Iskaouhi Baboian. As 1434 Newton st.
william Howard, A.. Rockville. Nd.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

the Dancing Derby you'll learn even more
quickly because you'll get chance to
practice with many different partners at
the many gay parties. You'll meet lots of
new people. make hosts of new friends,
too. So don't delay another dayl Enroll at
Arthur Murray's now while the Dancing
Derby's still on. Studios open daily 10 AM
to 10 PM. Visitors are always welcome.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

The ultimote test Of salus end quality
in diamond is "approisaI." Arthur
Morkel invites you TO hove his Diamonds
Independently eyuIuuted by on unbiased
expert oppfoiser Of your own choosing.
No omount Of high pressure sulesmonship
IS substitute for such q test.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
Gen.. Kuter Leaves
Air University Post

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May IA
P).-Gen. Laurence S. Kuter,
newly designated commanding
general of the Far East Air
Forces: gave up his command Of
the Air University here during a
Evening star., 1955-05-15
Cobbies ExpIoin
High Fare Complaint

Overcharging is denied by taxi
cab drivers in Dublin, Fire.
They say the complaints are
caused by ''casuals," who take
over after midnight when the
regulars have gone home.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

ceremony at Maxwell Air Force
base today.
More than 1,700 airmen passed
in review as the top administra-
tive post at the Air Forces vast
educational installation passed
into the hands Of Maj. Gen. Dean
c. Strother.
Gen. Kuter has been COM
mander of the Air University for
the last two years.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER-ELECT

Mrs. Manson Petit attending convention in Allan
tic City when her appointment the District Board Of
Education announced Wednesday, The wife Of st.
Ezabehs Hospital psychiarist Mrs Petit pictured in
her home the hospital grounds She has been active in
PTA and other civic activities-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1955-05-15
JOIN THEFUN AT
ARTHUR MURRAY'S NOW!

Don't wait another minute if you haven't
already joined in the fun and good times
of the Arthur Murray Dancing Derby.
There are only few days left-but they'll
be filled with parties and prizes galore.
You'll find Arthur Murray's famous
Magic Step" method of teaching makes
learning to dance easy. All dances stem
from this one simple key step. And during
Evening star., 1955-05-15
hwhss.
Ma0@l9955
rs 1iilaeG/

Now enjoy q home thot's comfort
able all year long enjoy Gen.
trol system air conditioning ot
price lower than you ever dreamed
possible. Simple installation assures
you Of no mess, muss or fuss. Enjoy
the benefits of clean. dehumidified,
pollen free, cool Dir throughout your
entire home. Live better sleep
better feel better! You and your
family will thrill TO q new stondord
of living which only central air con-
ditionine can give you 1t will poy
for itself in better health, more vi
toIity, more comfort and cleaner
home in the yeors to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
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SPORT SHOP-Third Floor
(Selections of reduced bouses also at Shirlingtol

SPORT SHOP-Third Floor
(Selections of reduced blouses also at Shirlington
and Silver SPRING.
ie-2sss threaded with luex; sheath
black or beige in medium and large sizes .s5
ss5 Pastel Wool Knit Dresses with scoop neckne broken
s-sss5 Dresses black white top
fared black skirt size 10 only 1900
skirt Pink size 10, white in size Is
$500 Neck Knit Wool Dress with short sleeves pink
$500 Wool Chenille Dresses in red with white collar and
1sss5 Two-Piece Wool Chenille Dress beige in size ls2s0o
2sss Red Wool Chenille Dress size 1 200
sss5 Rsyon Brocade over BIouss in pale blue small sizes
4-ss5 silk Taffeta Cummerbund Blouses with wee neck
sleeves; pink. beige and blue in broken sizes 500
Sass Rayon Matte Jersey Blouses fully ned round collar
sss5 NyIOn short collar;
white pink in broken 500
s-7s5 Pure silk Shirts in pink or white broken
2s5 RayOn Velvet Cocktail Bouses with neck black
s-1oss Rayon Shirts with linen look pink or yellow
$50 French Cuffed Cotton Broadcloth Shirts blue
Bound Scoop Neck Wool Jersey BIouses with satin
buttons sleeves Powder blue pink black in sizes 80 to
SASS jersey permanently
peated PINK or blue vein IN broken with
Wool Jersey Bouses with scoop neck in black
Pastel Jersey Biouse broken sizes 400
cloth with matching hat Navy and in sizes 10 to 49,
1000
795 to 1895 Bloue including long sleeved tailored styles scoop
necked and halter styles Acetate san fa rayon
velvet in black red beige in broken size assortment 10
os5 skirts dresy tailored styles seec-
ton includes wool tweed slim skirts
in both slim and bouffan styles Black beige pink red
sizes 10
$500 TOppers wool tweed IL to 16 15O0
bs5 to 1896 Classic Sweaters selection including
both cardigan and puon styles wool orion Mostly pastes
"a to to
TOILETRIES-Street Floor
LOO Spa" Bath Foam
400 Aver Bathsheen in Apothecary Jar 200
Special Purchase 6 n Hat Box Carryas in scuf resistant
plastic with rayon lining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
MISSES AND JUNIORS
WINTER COATS-Third Floor

Forstann or
wool Wormbo; sizes to IA in black red navy and
Clutch black blue beige and
Forsmann wooden, sizes 10 to IA $500
1Mes 1895 Coats in black charcoal and red Forsann
and Anglo woolens, sizes 3 to ID $500
6-isses' Wrap
wool and cashmere blends Red and blue in sizes to 49,
1000
cosngs Taupe and Cognac in sizes 8o Is 1000
7-Miss 5e95 Craglegh Sport grey
and mixtures Petite and regular sizes to 1000
misses $500 Sportleigh Coats beige Anglo Supena;
sizes IA and Is 1000
s-Mses 5ss5 Wool Chnchla blue
and aqua in sizes to IA .--.------- 1900
Misses beige Anglo
1900
6-sses 1000 Trimmed Coats taupe
with natural ranch mink dyed silver blue mink edgng blue
wool with natural beaver edgng; sizes 10 to 16 1890
S-Nsses 1885, Trimmed Coats in black
dyed black Persian lamb collar beige wool with dyed fitch
u Length
s-Juniors Collared and
Anglo superna Wooen button 'front.' detachable collar Sizes
1-Junor $685. Fitted Dress with full skirt red in size
1000
5-Juniors Cardigan coral
beige with Mlium Innings. Sizes 9, II and h. $500
closing Sizes S, and 10 ------- 49,. 1000
push up sleeve Cognac
$685. Casual in grey wool and
blends in size Is; red wool Chinchilla in size IL 4000
I 81 is''O "00en Dls' Coat IN esS
1880 Black Coat of Forstmann wool in sizes
Juniors 1000 wrap in black woolen
$500
2-Juniors 1885 Dress Coats with one button closing
Forstmann wool size only - - - $500
4Juniors 1895 Tuxedo Wrap Dress Coats in black and red
Anglo WOODEN Sizes = H. 49, and II 900, 1000
with Mium Innings Coral red. blue and charcoal In sizes
TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
DRESSY SUEDES
CALFSKlNS
CHILDREN'S SHOPS-it's Easter at
Shirlington and Silver Spring

CHILDREN'S SHOPS-it's Easter at
ShirlingtOn and Silver Spring
Girls Cotton prints plaid sizes
to - 395 and 495
Wool Skirts solids and pads; sizes
Ito r. 495 and sos
Girls 3s5 Nyon white
Todders Jacket Sets
corduroys with crotch crawe jacket and matching
cap fodder dark corduroy in sizes and
Toddlers 3-pce cowboy style of butcher
rayon with pink sizes and 4----495 and SOS
Infants 295 and Bonnets
knits
Todders 79c Wool Mittens with soc
Toddlers' Nyon Suits
styles mostly sizes and 1885 and sos
seepwea pink blue rosebud print
pajamas sizes and LBS
Sisters $50 Ple Sleepwear in sizes 10 to IS5
Socks white pastes dark shades mostly broken
Sizes ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
wOMEN'S DRESSES-Second Floor

WOMEN'S DRESSES-Second Floor
and bracelet length sleeves some with rsyon satin collars and
peay bead trim solid color skirts with plaid striped tops
4sWOmens I7s5 with tafteta TRIM
few styles accented with contrast color and dots Sizes ~
including black plum and blue
1856 and ass dresses including few dressy styles
mostly printed afternoon dresses with
light blue background black and navy rayon cepes with
ssoe Rsyon Crepe Print with wool jackets
Ra IN 5 nrsssss back navy
Of se sn red ,.n to 2a and
with rayon taffeta TRIM brown and plum with rayon velvet
1-Womans $500 Red silk Taffeta Dress in size
Womans 1850 Blue Silk Chiffon Evening Gown 20 5000
1Womans 1850 Bead Trimmed Afternoon RayOn Crepe plum
1-Womans 1850 Wool Suit size
2-Womens 1000 Black Dresses 1s1a 2O
MISSES MODERATE PRICE DRESSES
Second Floor
Misses rayon
taffeta purple pastels high
2osses $500 Dresses including tailored afternoon and
cocktail styles in rayon crepe rayon print tissue fale
Red navy beige and purple in broken sizes 1000
tissue as nyion net Basic sDd
dresses included in the Pink blue beige
Dresses in basic and tailored styles as
navy rayon affeta rayon crepe rayon tissue
faile six prints and some woods Broken sizes 1900
dresses dinner gowns and formas in dacron and silk
and WOOL and cotton combinations Some
nyon nets taffetas and prints Navy black,
powder blue pink yellow, and brown in broken
CASUAL DRESS SHOP-Fifth Floor
@Misses and Women 1875 1895 including
with embroidered bodice striped acetate
casuals ales; akind IN broken
7.95
1295 Pus-se Dresses in with embroidered collars
blue, teal or rose in sizes 22-plus and 24-plus
BUDGET DRESS SHOP-Fifth Floor
SO-isses including rayon
affetas, faile acetate, few
wools tailored and afternoon Black beige
broken 10 to 20 14h 24a 500 and 1885
Sisses and Womens 1495 1885 Dresses taetas
acetate tailored and full ked styles
Sizes 10 to 20 and 1872 to 1914 in broken selection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

$500 to $500 Robes and Loungewear including hostess
styles in striped rayon taffeta with black jersey top
sizes TO- IL and 49, velvet topped pure silk
gowns in sizes 10, IL and IA; quilted short
with pink maribou ruff pastel quilted busters with
fur trimmed collar and pockets in sizes 10 49,
rayon quilts with embroidered pocket in sizes Is
ana 70 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

1495 to 17s5 Loungewear including threepiece pajama
sets with short quilted jackets, Abatross wool bed
jackets full length quilted taffeta robes striped
red full length rayon quilted long peignors
coachman robes. Navy aqua red and pastels in sizes
10 to 10 and small medium and large among selection
1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

SO105 to S5 Robes including and aqua rayon
tafeta hostess robes in size TO- quilted
busters in broken Sizes pastel cotton corduroy quilted
nyon bedjackets in small medium and large sizes 80. 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
LINCERIE-SecOnd Floor

LINCERIE-SecOnd Floor
500-595 to 1885 Famous Name Nyon Trco including
TERED styles in waltz and full length gowns, pastels with
lace trim and semitailored skirts in the group
81 10 ~ 1856 to 895
1875 l95 Nylon Trot Slips in camsoe Styles
rled with nyon lace and net trim white some coos
broken sizes ~ to 40 295 to 785
OoS5 Panties OF nyon including briefs and ared
ana embroidery trims white pink apd blue; sizes to in
group 135
1855 Cotton Plisse Paamas in cascay tailored prints
solid colors in the group in sizes 80 to 38
1OO-595 to 1885 Slips Of nyon
atns mostly with nylon lace trims; white and black
broken sizes 81 to 81 1885
72595 Pecoats including bouffan styles
ogandy white and prints in sizes small medium and
broken sizes 81 to SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

3Womens Trimmed Winter Toppers in box styles with
collars Canadian beaver and dyed black Persian
lamb IL and 16, beige in size l6 $500
2-Womens $685. to &c., Casual Toppes Anglo and Fomann
woods Black with Mum lining in proportioned size TO- grey
with wool interinng in proportoned size IA --- $500
Wool Toppers with deep
cued sleeves wing collar Red in proportioned size 10 and
blue In uroportioned size 16 ----. $500