davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ANYWHERE

2457-61 18th ST. NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theater)
Open Ewes, Mon. Thurs. and Fri
BATHTUBS. new and used, basins
toilets at lowest prices. BLoCK's
BED, double spool, mattress. anc
spring, matching chest Of drawers
BE6RM ShSElaF sHTF %tTTGF cost Sg ssSle s5Sa s.c,o
at S175: Cedar chest, $50. Type.
writer. $50. JU. 5-S007. "a
BEDRM. SET, twin beds. dble. bo,
chest and and vanity. Buffet 1f. mirror
girls bicycle. JU. S-l963. --23
Evening star., 1955-07-22
HELP-WosEN

SWITCHBOARD OPER--CLRRK. no.
over 40: pos; In country club 10
Gated In nearby Nd: knouledge Of
switchboard ard typing necessary:
most Importance. Contact Mr.
BAKER, OIL. 2-4100. -23
Evening star., 1955-07-22
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Al GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Re.
mooellng cement brick any kind
q construction. WILAND CORP,
Re. I-229l. RE. 7-2350,
ADDiIiONS. screened porches, patios
aha d1iVeways our speciality. HO,
ALTERATIONS, porcbes,
lalousles, kitchen undermined. rec
rms. complete Temodeling service
estimates free: all work fully guar
no money down. 80 mo. to paw
SECo SALES. JU. S-301O, EN-
AMATEUR fa HOME n nisnf BhDRs-,.t -.
help you plan and build your home
according to your taste, and BUDGET
Reasonable. Mon. through Fri.
-aIIer 1 pm, JU. 1881. "a
AIR CoNDITIoNERS REPAIRED
Don suffer with the heat. Cali
Evening star., 1955-07-22

ROOF REPAIR
FREE ESTIMATES, very reasonable
prices, white mechanics. HO. q
Tl27 -o6
Evening star., 1955-07-22
TYPIST

White. age 21-3O. Must be experi.
enced. Permanent position avsil.
able Immediately. Apply Mr.. g. c
Eehols, general manager, w. W
CHAMBERS CO., 400 Chapin ST
NV. co. 5-0432. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-22
sITUATIoNs-poMEsTlc

YOUNG LADY, desires live-in lob;
Child care or housekeeping; refs.
E4PER. colored lady from Va. de-
sires days work, Wed. Fri. sat.
WISH TO PLACE my colored
maid. Gh.w., child care: h.
day week. Call HE. 1879.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Takoma Refrigeration
& Acknowledging Co.
RA. 3-475O


BONDSTONE Is the very finest We
neer finish you can have applied
TO the outside walls of your home.
The cost is but Q fraction. BOND
STONE adds to the value cf your
property Free est, nothing down.
up to 5 yrs. to pay. OIL. 4-8133;
after 6 pm. OIL. 10000. CAP
NIL NIL CONTRACTING CO.. Beth,
BRICK AND REPAIR WORK, no
Job too small; 40 yrs. exper,
GEORGE W. HENSON. Jr., LU
BRICK AND CEMENT woRK-Bar-
6ecue pits additions and garages.
N nGO h.u4hg. ga
new and repairs. ad-
qltlons, ETC.. hTst-class work, fully
insured: free estimates. Cali MR..
BILL, EX, 3-22Sb.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS,

Immediate openings are
now available in our Circula-
ton Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary to do tele-
phone saleswork. The sales
commission Is liberal and
the hours can be tailored
to mt your requirements in
II interested in steady and
enjoyable work contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 2o4, THE Star
Bldg. 18th and Pa. ave,
between Q Am. and 6 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
SALESWOMAN

immediate opportunity for right per-
son as DRESS DEPT. MANAGER
Of leading ladies' Speciality store
only experienced need apply. Write
details, all replies confidentiai.
Box 246-M. Star.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
TEACHERS

Elementary school. pvt. in Nd
9th grade teacher for Sept. -FaIl
term. Please reply in own hand
writing stating age. qualifications
expef.. religious afaliation and ref
Box 4l9-L. Star. rs
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, exper,
home improvements. Call MR.,
PARISH. Ii. 4-5R0N. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-22

BRICK = BRICK
100000 GOOD. USED, CLEAN
BRICKS. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 10000 PO. 2-92ll
Evening star., 1955-07-22

RESIDENT MANAGER, opportunify
for settled woman under "a WitH
pvt. income to manage small down
town apt. bldg. nr. Conn. ave. and
4, email salary plus apt. Apply
n person Mr.. Farrell, 2 to 4 pm.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC, 9I2
RESIDENT MANAGER, exper., hon.
sarden.-type apt. Salary. phone
ana 2-bedrm. apt. Box 23S-L, Star
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ROOKKEFPER

FERN. position in downtown real
estate once; excel. working condi-
fions; 5-day week: air-eonditioned
once: experience not Necessary, but
must be able to type: age limit 40
yrs.; salary eommensurate with
: ability. Telephone Mr.. cARPEN-
TER. DI. 7-l411, for interview,
Evening star., 1955-07-22
GAS RANGES
SIS

sp1O
APT. SIZED TABLE TOP. guaranteed
ACE JUNK co
Z220 ca. Ave. NV, HU. 3-442I
GAS RANGES, S19.95
Used, but in good condition s.s
them at the used sales ONO. m
our ne. store. "a
HECHINGER'S
10Th and Il SITS. NE. LII 7-94oo
GREETING card cases; matched set
TE n q a-1asee 4n excellent condition; cali
GUITAR. never used: cost $40 With
case case at Music. Sales. Inc. sell for
Tg2 cash. Call TIE. 6-2T97. ~
uONS-Snotguns, rifles, pistols and
misc: JU. 5-S001. -oI
HOSPITAL BED. iron. walnut finish. .
tully adjustable head and foot. ex.
ceilent cond. 5647 18th ST., N Ar
nngton; ia. 1-31l3. 33s
JAPANESE SCREENS, 6 panels eaeh. :.
eoid leaf. .circa 1740: $500 or best
onet' FVt. owner. JE. 4-19s6.
LAWN MOWERS. Just been S5srn
ened. SS each. 1893 Rhode Isiapd
ave; ave; ne. in the rear. Sat. and Sun.
LAWNMowER sHARPENER, 4 n1ac-
ssaany asssany new: reasonable. KE. g.
LIviSG RIM. SUITE, Kroeb,er TE4 di1.n
and outton-back chair with sIip
covers; S65 for both, Excelient
cono. Box l47-M Star, -24
Evening star., 1955-07-22
MIscELLANEous EoR sALE

DAVENPORT, beiEe tapestry viii
slip covers VERY feasonabls. JU- 5,
1854. IA
DEEP FkEEZE, Ben-hur. IS Gu. f.,
S125. Call after 5. o. 6-4I07,
DESK. mahogany. knee-hole. a.
inches vide. glass top: ike new
Phone EN-. 2-6333.
DfAM0NDS-Lady's * cts, S725,
iady's ] Ct, $3.50: lacy's 2ts cts,
emerald cut. $3.50; lady's A Ct,
lsO II eta mans SIX s Ell LtyIsasff6SSa n sSsof San I
CO., 1923 Il st. NV. ME-. s-5s6s
Evening star., 1955-07-22

WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO 70%
Great Rapids gives you fan
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen in D. c. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
S169. so VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror.
chest and double bed.
S129.50 VALUE
Solid maple double dresser and mir
ror. chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE. $40 .95
Genuine mahog table and leaf. 4
chairs, buffet and china cabinet.
OUR PRICE. S23T
Genuine mahog. kneehole desk.
s,oo OUR PRICE. $40 .95
Fine sofa bed and matching chair.
500 so VALUE
Solid cherry drop-leaf table; finest
OUR PRICE. $50 .s6
castom-built studio with kick-plsat.
go - OUR PRICE. $50 so
Large club chair. custom quality,
all-spring construction.
~
Se5g.b0 VALUE oe'
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with fne
nnersprinR mattress: sleeps 2
s.o .o OUR PRICE. S149.o5
Wrought iron and plastic top d.
nette table and chairs,
OUR PRICE. S42.95
Evening star., 1955-07-22
DIAMOND JEWEIRY

RODIN JEWELS. SOS. 18th st. NV
Closed Wed. and Sat. in July
Debating HINE, sound
seriber. 81 model with a.c.-d. c.
Transformer: never used; excel.
cond.: $50. Call EN-. 2-6656 after
DINING RIM. SUITE. 7-prece -IS jseo-
bean mahogany. Beautiful con-
dItion: S150 OF. 2-4064. go
nTKL1TwITr cHrn AHrn RH@-
Evening star., 1955-07-22

BRICK CEMENT WORK
Barbecue pits: garages and additions.
Eali MAURICE 81 AUSTIN, co.
CARPENTRY. can build or repair
anytning; need work. Call @.
COOK. WA, 7-51l4. -29
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs short circuits; small Jobs
zone immed. RA. 6-2222, any time
FLAGsToNE, STONE. CEMENT. pa
tios walls. steps, etc Free estimate
Call JERRY, LU. 1-47b6.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
sroNrruopr u,

RUG AND UPHOLSTERY cleaned on
loc.: 1-day service. Call TU. 2-5266.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

STONEWORK - Flagstone terraces,
walks, brick or block retaining
sAlls. chimneys. fireplaces, all
kinds of cement work. pipe drain
age; I. MARCUcCIo. PO. 2-35SS
Evening star., 1955-07-22

SWITCHED. OPERS.
Must live In Bethesda area. JEROME
BRODIE. OIL. 10000. Ia
TEACHERS tvhite). fan positions;
ERS AGENCY, l341 @ RI 1-3qaR.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
The Evening Star
11th and Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERICALS

INVENTORY EXTENSION WORK
MUST OPERATE CALCULAToRS
TEMPORARY WORK
APPLY MR.. STEWART
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r ST. NV,
Evening star., 1955-07-22

,rpo6So,oFEI 6RSo,oFING, 5pb Az u sTYPEs ,,,r
ING, CUTTERS AND SCOUTING
NO JOB TOO SMALL
M. ]. PATKUS. Lo. 4-6775
Evening star., 1955-07-22
HfLP-WoMEN (cs.t.l

A0oKKEEPER for new car dealer
IN suburban area. Salary open
days weekly, hrs. Q to 5. Air-eond
other company benefits- cal Mr..
HICKEY, BOWMAN STUDEBAKKR.
1880 Georgia ave. NV. Ia. $4,000.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
ALBERT LEA

There were many early expedi.
tons into the area which Is now
Minnesota. The Pike. Long. Cass
and Schoolcraft explorations fol.
lowed the waters, primarily of the
mississippi. The Kearney expedi.
ton in 1885 took to the land, the
march of men and horses.
The expedition, the first to care
fully explore southeastern Mime
sofa, Is OF historical record. The
name Of one of its principal men
will stay on the map of Minnesota
forever That man was Albert Mil
Ter Lea, the topographer of the
expedition which was under the
command of Colonel Stephen w
Kearney Albert Lea kept most
excellent records. He published a
description of the area which the
expedition traversed in 1885. Lat.
er he gave his notes and an auto.
biography to the Minnesota His,
tortcal Society.
Albert Lea mapped very inter
esting area along the Blue Eartf
and Minnesota rivers. He outlined
five lakes which were later to b,
included within the area of Free
born county. The largest of these
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Airline Hires Two Negro Agents

tANPAmercan Air Lines last week hired It's first
two Negro agents here
They Troy Yates J and Harry Parson Both win
reservation agents
formerly Chicago Teachers
Wilson Junior colleges.
graduate college
University Of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

lakes he named Fox. In 1S43, JOS
eph Nicollet made a map of the
upper Mississippi valley. He
changed the name of the lake to
Albert Lea. When a community
was founded it took the name OF
the lake and honored one of the
outstanding explorers of states
and rivers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

jackson, Miss AnPJThe Negro population Mississippi
than the
population, according the Vital Statistics
NJ Whitfield bureau, pre-
increase the Negro population the
the white population few the 1850
a million Negroes Mississippi
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Thew E,eoped-Ir,o Arm, or low

ST. Louis ANp)Two holdup thinking they had
escape delivered by waiting
robbers Boyd a
gunpon from Ely Godwasser of the Westminster
They walked hailed cab driven by
Meanwhile two policemen hailed second cab belonging to the
the driver dispatcher
go to Claiming avenue and Pine street
Johnson who did not his hodup
that location He met there by the second
officers who took the into custody
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Eira Erunk Horne. Mrs. Morrow from FederaI Posfs

Fire Frunk Horne, Mrs. Morrow from Federal Posts
shngton-(ANP)Dr Frank s. Horne assistant to the Ad-
relations advisor have
dismissal from their Of employment TO
effective Aug rs.
federal government II Of
which have n housing
raduate Howard university be-
gan for
Housing Authority February 1898. at
grade which carried salary Of approximately $1,000
Loses Whiskey, Life In Sewer
Jones' 49, tried cache Of
bootleg wskey swept and lost his
the attempt
during sudden coudburst don
ed swimming trunks and entered manhoe
swept the deuge His body
miles away where the emptes into splway
Most Discrimination In Business Jobs
Cicago-(ANp with college Quotations seeking
Negro
reached result Of
Howell chairman OF the Illinois Committee Discrmina
ton n Higher Education.
survey
jobs discriminatory strings
tached. teaching positions the fcwest
Sal, 900 "Manna" Lands Five In jail
Jacusonvl Fla. (ANP)-David Muller and
his family charged with grand larceny after Muller found
containing s2 900 and to among
relatives.
money through escape
which taking to the bank
Muller described pennIess" admitted finding
containing money. bills To
sister Mrs Rachel Brown who
Pickney
that Muller had the Mrs Pcney turned
tanning 1892 OF the loot.
Police said $4,000 money and
Muller his wife and two sisters jail charged with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

PEPPER Martin. harness show
pony owned by Mr.. and Mrs. II. J..
Hoffman OF Hastings, MINI. is be-
ing given plush treatment by the
Hoffmans' six-year-old son. John.
Named for the one-tIme baseball
star. this pony will take part In
he Minnesota State Fair Horse
Show, scheduled seven nights and
.hree afternoons OF the Aug. 81
hru Sept. exposition.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12

Carrying a considerable portion
of 1t around on his shoulders, the
American taxpayer doesn't think
it's such a small world.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Defender Publishes ,os.puao Edition

Chicago(ANPDTh Chicago Defender celebrated
birthday publishing
special a four-page paper
the late Robert $. Abbott began in 1905.
commendabe job the flow OF history during
the Defender has been and citing the Defenders
hlpng shape period.
In large II record Of the
this country The editors explained the
This pomzes the position of the American Negro today
country gone
development progress
issue"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
AIabama Segregation Bill Becomes Law Despite

Montgomery AIa.-(ANP)-A primarily designed to pre-
public
though Gov E. Folsom 0 sign
The statute city school
police power deciding pupils
Although Folsom refused the BILL IL became
Under the terms Of the bill local school boards allowed
assign pupils viii
der. goodwill and the public welfare"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-12
Knight, OF 81. Peter cIaver Loud Ike. Record

ChcagoIAFPThe knights OF 81 Peter CIaver concluded
their 40h sending
Eisenhower him
pledgng prayers
Another resolution bishops
arhbishops parocha
their Jurisdiction.
The resolution bishops
ended their them
court ruled that segregation in public schools unconstitutional
group all
ties and pledged cooperation to all seeking uphold the
Supreme court decision against segregation
Knights n
bershp approximately
on n Oakland,
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Bed Department
LoDer LeUel,
Irlinntorl Store OnlN

LoiDer LeUeI,
Arlington Store Only
2-37.50 Englander InnerspriEg
Mattresses, stitched prebuilt
border, double size, discontinued
style ------------------lS lS.SS
1850 Englander 51O-CoiI
Mattress, extra firm, heavy
ticking, double size, soiled, $3.50
1-49.50 Simmons "Hotel Spe-
ciaP' Mattress, stitched sag
proof border, extra firm, double
size ------------ 1850
1-54.5O Serta 510- Coil Mattress,
stitched prebuilt border, extra
firm, double size, soiled- 29.S9
1-99.0O Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring Set.
fancy woven ticking, non-al-
lergic, twin size, floor sample,
1850
1-75.00 Innerspring Mattress
and Box Spring Set, prebuilt
border, woven ticking, twin size,
as is -37.5 $3.50
1-75.00 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress and Box Spring Set,
stitched, sag-resistant border,
sturdy ticking, twin size, soiled,
$3.50
1-69.50 Serta Innerspring Hell
lywOod Bed, extra heavy tick
ing, twin size, floor sample.
44.88
1-49.95 Serta Innerspring
Hollywood Bed Outfit, pretuilt
border, striped ticking, floor
sample, 30" wide ---------29.99
Evening star., 1955-06-23

Floor COcef'iaagS
Third Floor, Washington
G4A.A Haa Ia.

Third Floor, washington
Store Only
6-8.95 Reversible Oval Braided
Rugs, size 3x5-ft., soiled. S.99
I4-4.95 Reversible Oval Braided
Rugs, size 2x4-ft., soiled---2.47
s-s.s5 Wool Sample Rugs,
soiled, 27x54-in. ---------2.S9
2-6s.95 Cotton Hook Rugs, ap-
prox. 9x12-ft. ------34.9S
1-59.s5 Oval Braided Rug,
9x12-ft,, as 1893
SASS Reversible Fibre and
Rayon Rugs, 8x10-ft.------15.OO
I-1s2.95 Beige and Brown Wool
Broadloom, 12xl4-ft., soiled,
69.99
200 Yds. s.95 Wool Stair and
Hall Carpeting, ar wide. Yard.
3.99
60 Yds, lA.95 Wool Stair and
Hall Carpeting, SO" wide. Yard,
4.99
125 Yds. 9.95 Beige Carved Will
tom Broadloom, 15-ft. Wide. So.
I'd. -----------------------4.S7
$40 Yds. Sec. 9.9B Grey Plain
Br0adloom, 12-ft. wide. So. yd.,
4.97
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Bed Department
Third Floor, washington
Store OnIu

Third Floor, washington
Store Only
I-37.5O Box Spring, sturdy coil
construction, hardwood base
frame, double size 1888
1885 Innerspring Hollywood
Bed Outfit, striped ticking, mis-
matched, 80" wide --------A.95
1-S9.95 Serta Boz Spring. heavy
woven ticking, hardwood base
frame, twin size ------1S.S9
1-99.O0 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
stitched prebuilt border mat
tress, twin size, 80" long, dis
continued style 1888
1850 Foster White Swan Box
Spring, 8-oz. woven ticking, Aft.
size, soiled -------24.9S
1-22.50 BOudoir Chair, grey
cotton and rayon cover 1895
1-27.50 Roll-a-Way Cot with
Innerspring Mattress, floral
ticking, 80" wide 1888
1-37.50 Englander Innerspring
Mattress, heavy woven ticking,
double size, floor sample, A.95
1-S2.50 Mite Table, Sahara ma
hogany veneer ------------H.S9
LASS Denim Covered Holly
wood Headboards, aqua, twin
BdDS ---------------- -V'0S
+7.S5 DacfOn Bed Pillows,
striped ticking, 21x27" cut size,
each --------------------S.33
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Coats
Second Floor,
Wdshindto1l Onlr

15-15.Ss Corduroy Raincoats.
red and gold. 10 to To-. 500
25-11.00 Rain or Shine Busters,
navy and black k----------- 500
30-39.98 to 55.00 All-WooI Suits,
some 3-pc. costumes 29.00
20-19.9S to 22.98 Lined RayOn
Suits, misses and women's sizes,
1888
50-45.00 to 59.9S Spring and
Summer Coats --------29.SS
16-59.98 Famous Make Orion
Coats, misses and juniors sizes,
$500
12-S9.98 to 1880 Better FASH
Ion suits ------------59.OO
10-S9.98 to $500 Fashion Suits,
misses sizes ------------3S.00
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Nursery Furniture
Fourth Floor,
WashinQton O7llH

Hiss Stroller, foot rest miss
ing ----6.SS
1-6.95 Nursery Chair, small
split in back 3.88
SASS Play Yards, SCARED,
7.88
lass StorkIine Double-Drop
Side Crib, white, floor sample.
1853
I-49.95 Gem Crib, double-drop
side, wax birch, floor sample,
1888
1-39.95 Welsh Doodle Buggy,
turquoise, damaged hood 1888
lass High Chair, wrought
iron legs, Scared ------8 8.S8
1855 High Chair Pads, pink,
blue or white; soiled -----1.49
1--34.95 Storkline Carriage.
PASS Thayer Carriage, fibre
glass body, soiled 1899
LESS Folding Metal High
Chairs, SCARED 9.99
2-15.95 Innerspring Crib Mat
tresses, soiled --- --- 11.99
lass Baby Bathinette, blue
and white, soiled-
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Luggage
FOnfth FLOOR,
WASHINGTON Onlfl

1000 Jr. Pullman Case, ar,
blue plastic, brass-plated hard
I@i5.oo over-Nite Case, ls",
blue plastic. brass-plated hard
ware ---------5.49*
1-25.OO Pullman Case, 26", blue
plastic, brass-plated hardware;
damaged --- 9.97*
1-17.50 Train Case, 14", green
gabardine, leather bound; as
is 1872
1-17.50 Train Case, 14", red
gabardine, leather bound; as
is -.--------------- S.97"
1-32.50 Mems Companion Case,
topgrain leather, suntan- 1881"
1--l6.50 Train Case, ginger plas-
tic with mirror 7.49*
1-39.95 "Shortrip" Fitted Case,
white leather, floor sample.
1877"
1-32.50 Trunk, blue, brass cor
ners and strips, 22x26x39 in.,
22.97s
3-9.95 Munro Zip % Niter
Vanity Case, assorted colors,
4.97*
1-44.95 Shortrip Fitted Vanity
Case, white leather, locks, 1887
1-11.95 Lightweight Upper
Case, "a" Pullman, blue, full
Upper --------------- 1877
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Teens Wear.

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
S-7.99 Cotton Print Skirts, 4.99
25-1.99 In-Between- Size Check
Cotton Sport Shirts 1923
8 Teens 14.95 Plaid Rain Coats,
1000
3O-1.29 to 1.99 Cotton Knit t.
Shirts or Mids ------------79c
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Lingerie
Second Floor,
WASHINGTON Onln

41-3.99 Cotton Shorty PIisse
Pajamas, broken sizes 400
2S1.99 Cotton Plisse Midriff
Shorty Pajamas, broken sizes,
1.4S
1850 Cotton Plisse Gowns,
broken sizes -------l.99
2-.99 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken sizes --------1.99
16-1.99 Cotton Plisse Shorty
Pajamas, broken sizes --- 100
12-2.99 Cotton Pisse Slips,
lace trims, broken sizes 1.99
so Nylon Tricot and Cotton
Plisse Pants, broken sizes,
2 for 100
Evening star., 1955-06-23
GIOt,es
Street Floor,
W1ShinUtOn OnLU

81 prs. 200 and $50 Lightweight
Double Woven Fabric Gloves,
white, beige; broken sizes 100
200 prs. ZOO Sheer Nylon Gloves,
white, black, navy, brown;
broken sizes ------1.O 100
"a prs. 100 Double Woven Cot
ton Gauntlet Gloves, braid trim,
hand sewn, black only, 6 to III,
l.99
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Stationery
Cfraaf EIans
Street Floor,
Wneh i4T|osa C%arA nn

Washington Store Only
27-1.oo Padded Plastic Bridge
Table Covers ------79 79c
-2.O0 Boxes Of Poker Chips,
100 box
23-1.00 Boxes Of Utility Enve-
lOpes -79c
40-50c Boxes Of Coffee Warmer
Candles, slightly damaged,
10c box
12-2.00 Desk Pads, 12x1s" size,
leather content bands. blue,
100
@9.98 Metal Cabinets, slightly
damaged -------------5.OO
2-27.50 Metal Cabinets, 8 small
drawers, plus storage space,
slightly damaged --------17.OO
+3.95 Ice Buckets, insulated,
holds 8 trays Of ice, plaid Plas-
toflex covering ------------2.O0
Evening star., 1955-06-23
NegIigees
Second Floor, Wdshington

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
15-5.99 Zip Front Cotton
Branch Goats, misses broken
sizes 3.99
$3.50 Cotton Denim One
Piece Jump-ins, upper front,
misses broken sizes LOO
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Infants Wear
Fourth Floor,
WashinQto7t ONLY

Boys 2.s9 Three-Pc. Suits,
boxer longies, jacket and plaid
shirt, sizes 4 to 8----2.OO
Girls 1.99 Seersucker Shorts,
red and white stripe with red
trim, sizes 4 to 6x---------LOO
Girls 2.99 Seersucker Fancy
Pants, red and white stripe,
Sanforized Qess than 10
shrinkage), s to 61a------1.5O
1.99 TwO-Piece Plisse Pajamas,
sizes 2 to 4------- ----7 7Oc
Infants $50 and 4.99 Wool
Shawls, fringe trim, pastels. 800
Girls 3.99 Organdy Pinafores,
embroidery trim, pastels, sizes
4 to -S.vU
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Linens
Street Floor,
WASHINGTON Only

5000 and 49c Colored Nap
kins 19c
80 Sec. 1.99 Muslin Sheets, 130
count, 63x99" size
36-2.98 Textured Print Table
Cloths with 4 napkins
4O-s.98 Textured Print Table
Cloth Sets, 54x72" cloth, 6 nap
Kills - = ~'ov
1858 Textured Print Table
Cloth Sets, 54x90" cloth, 8 nap
klnS S'So
800 Sec. 79c and 500 Printed
Gases, 42x36" size ----2 for 99c
35O-1.95 Wamsutta Fancy BOu-
doir and Baby Pillow Cases, SOC
S5--1.95 Plastic Y outh- Size
Contour Mattress Covers - $50
50-4.94 & 5.95 Plisse Spreads,
twin and full size .-----2.99
@-l.69 Children's Novelty Tow
ClH -oOC
Evening star., 1955-06-23
COrsetS
Second Floor,
Washington Only

50-4.OO to 5.95 Discontinued
style Formfit Halter Bras,
white nylons, broken sizes,
2.99 to 3.29
$500 Discontinued Style
Maidenform Long Line Strap
less Bras, broken sizes --s.ls
$3.50 Famous Make PuIl-On
uWuaCS ----- ----- -~sE~
$500 Girdles and Pantys,
white nylon and elastic mesh,
2.99
1O-5.S5 Extra Large Panty
Girlles, white 4.49
$3.50 to 1896 Discontinued
Style Maternity, Nursing, Strap
less and Long Line Bras Loo
35-1O.95 to 1898 Famous Make
Girdles and Characteristics
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Girls Wear.
Fourth Floor, Washington

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
1883 to 4.99 Cotton Terry
Beach Jackets ----2.s9
6-7.99 Printed Cotton Suspend
er Skirts ----------4.9 4.99
6-6.99 to 8.99 Two-Piece Cot
ton Dresses --------4S9
1O-2.99 White Nylon PetticOats,
$50
@14.98 TO 1893 Ankle-Length
Party Dresses ------------10.0O
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Notions
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only

50-1.00 and 1.29 Denim Chair
Covers, backs and seats, assorted
ColOiS ----------------- -------Oc
25-25c Leather Shampoo 10c
59-1.99 White Girdles, broken
cAAC1 --------------- AsAV
1885 Dress-Length Plastic
Garment Bags, hold 8 dresses,
limited quantity ----------79c
2S-l.25 Trouser Hangers, hold
4 pairs ------------------
15-1.0O Bridge Table Covers,
89c
65-1.00 Skirt Racks, hold s
SkntS ----------------- SCC
$3.50 Household Cleaner, for
woodwork ----------------25c
4-3.SS Dritz Cutting Boards,
slightly damaged ---------98c