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Evening star., 1955-07-06
AUCTION sALEs ,csa..I
ADAM A. WIscHLER = SON

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~ sPWE5so 1Ta. q 40 sssS ssS7 y \ .Tr,, 81 nv y.
Corded n Liner So. ae2s. ioiio iss s
et sea- one Of the land records oi
the District Of Columbia. and at
tns REQUEST Of party secured there.
~; ne Underlined trustees VIII
21sT fes ssis sy public sgstiop Z u
2R Sa LIN PsR PsRRiscsSs 81 JShY. 81 A8sSHn issS Al
described property IN the District
of Columbia, to-Wit.
Part OF Lot "a In Square. 1907. de-
sertoed - follows:
Besinning for the same at the
Southwest corner Of said lot and
5gnHins thence East On m" street;
with the West line of said iot. 100
feet; thence West and parallel with
South on the West line Of ssid lot
12o feet to the beginning
SAC property being nov known for
as Les sos q 81 SQUARE saas'iH2 fao1. PURPOSES
TERMs or SALE: Property wiz be
soci.tion deed q trust @ for fHa'Ssaa appro1i. q.
mately Si4, ,764.2s as Of June 80.
1855, payable SlS3.40 per month,
s.sa'n saisnes sasss cAsH snd interest e.pc.,i e
Of $4,000 required Of purchaser at
sale, Examination Of title. convey
anctng, recording. revenue stamps
and netarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with
within so days from day Of sale,
otherwtse trustees reserve the right
70 resell property at risk and cost
OF defaultine purchaser, after 5
gays advertisement Of such resale
Washtngton, D. c.. or, deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail them
selves OF any legal or equitable
rights against defauittng purchaser
LEONARD ABRAMS,
HENRY r. BERGER.
ie27. .30-iyl.6.9 Trustees.
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Auto Sales Manager

Must be thoroughly experienced m
al phases Of the used car business.
Opportunity Of . lifetime. Please
ssnI sac age experience, etc. Box
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.oh. pardon NE, Addisonlo

and Barbara Williams. 1s. is4o YER
mont ave. NV. 49,,
LiST1 snd Lui Louise frye. ~ ~ II. 50 5 It. NV.
Eugene Rollins. 21, 1880 bth ST. NV,
and Esther oyerton, 90. 223 Lowrie
Richard Poster. SO, 1873 Euclid st. nv.
and Penny Darling, 26. 2e16 oiiye
Lawrence Pepper. %. Anacostia Naval
Receiving Station, and Ruth Bowman,
Conrad Jordan. 2S. Alexandria, va. and
Betty Gicker. 20. 1l0 Sheridan Ct. nv,
PsS Wre ses:sEmS s Both 4 ao4p re T. Msnsase' na
William Beggs, 90. and Mary Dyer. 81.
both Of 613 9th ct. NV.
yania ave Sc, and MafgaTet DsrEan,
;. 21, $500 Brockland ave. ne.
Dorothy Buehns. So, zb2S LiviIeston
ossd s 5seksSs isss e. Sti SllO M.rEysssS Esas. Y:
land ave. ne.
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Deaths Reported
From D. o. Fisaifl, Departmens.y

Annie 9. Miles. 80. l7os Rhode Island
Florence IN. Posey. s5. 17os newton st.
1.l. Albert 9. schnstts. 60. gsitimese. !.
Mary =. HODGES. rs. 1901 Connection.
Herbert aSSsi M J. Eevells. rs. 424 7tn st. ..v.
Bertha e. Tapy, 73, 22l2 d pi. Sc.
Rebecca 5hainbloom. 73. 1125 Spring
Elslb Elisalbeash1 tn r. Anderson. n, 1901 connse-
Ksts |. orosskurth. 90. $3.50 Monroe 1t.
Leo A. Disgs, So. Ironside. Nd.
Julia Lloyd, 60, Falls Church, Va.
Helen N. Bruno, 50, II .Tuckerman st.
Mary Hanna, 81, 615 18th st ne.
Haill W. Winsieid, 40, 1895 Naylor I'd.
Susan A. seebold. 1, Bethesda, Nd.
Infant Winfree. Washington.
Henry johnson. 90, 1915 14th ct. NV.
Mary L. Mills, rs, 400 Brown court NV.
Lillian A. walker, 73, 410 9th st. Sc.
Mary Bowie, "a. 331 18th pl. ne.
Lucius. Hutchinson. 81, Washington.
Thomas McMichael. 50. 1917 18TH u.
Edward Houston, so, o20 Ord ct. s.v.
Annie Lee, SO. Washington.
r. s--y caiium. al. 1eis Potomac ave.
NJ r. Adams. A. 1910 Rhod. Island
Henry my ". " oohasan, 20. Jacksonville. F,a.
Infant Dixon, Washington.
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up savings finished 100 sturdy
muslin yarns per square that they'll years Of
service Top have 9" cfod eastochange bottom
stay smooth and snug cut bedmaking time in half
Top Contours Eo,264
slxlo8 Flat sbes-----Ea- 234 4zS for 100
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Thomas Paskowski. 80, 1343 = St. NV.
and Edith Biackrnan. 20. 71s Marietta
pl. NV.
''ze ANN wes!ssb Esssbs e. Sysg s'5tass s ha sna
nv and nd Eloiss Pleasant, 50. 22i7
/. willisrnn : nMGorisn, " 81. 7os 9th ss. Pc. and
Hay Thornhiil, n. 7I2 9th stt ne;
Sc, and Mary Olson. II. 81 9th st.
A0esas sisai Pnsa' sna sar6ars e. HaIss. s IT, lso7
wisssF ss Kg q aas.l.ss stis se'A Ass T. sSo so
ss Ss4ss fssssa ~ A. isf afi i III !:
and Myrtle Rawlison. 23. 1928 10th
John Mslia, 81, Fails church, Va, and
Jean McIaughlin. 3S, 2ol 2nd g; ne;
Julius Sack. SO, $685. North Capitol
g., and Julia Levin, 80. Silver 5prins.
John 1fu oeorgantis. 20. ee45 Georgia ave
!, NV. and Joan Reed, 20. 3l6 shert-
rdsafe Saa y yoaas. alM 81, Linden. N; j., and
Quentin swiger, 80. Arlington. and III
nae NOR peStsT stsysr ~ ltrS rskoa gSsh park ss
and Grace Portaro. "a. TO Jefferson
willie iockhart. a, sparta. Ga. and
Jack dildar, 81. 1f4o North Portal DR.
NV. and Sylvia Miller, 1s, 7742
osopse tese Howell. n NH rs, sss q st. ne, and
Annie Cheeks, 1s.. 1886 Drake pl. Sc.
and Margaret Hall. %. 5140 Wheeler
Hans Guenther, %. BROOKLYN, N. r.. and
Yong Slew Chin, so, London. England
Charles Young, %. Walter Reed Army
Hospital. and shirley Lemley. 10.
1853 North Capitol st. ne.
James Taylor, "a. 739 Quebec pl. NV.
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Pellex takes hair off arms
and legs comfortably, safely
and quickly. Now, enjoy
new beauty at the beach.
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Fruit-of- f-the-Loom
PereoIe Crib Sheets
Fitted
Bottom, Size

These snowy-white sheets will stay
smooth, wrinkle-free for baby's
comfort Pre-shrunk to assure per-
manent fit.
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uf KANN'S
Washington Arlington

you'll be delighted at your
reflection Of a hair-free
upper lip, the result Of
Pellex's hair-removal
method.
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Reg. 1.50 Cannon "Satina''
BATH TOWELS
"....'.. ;. 98e

terry specially priced for the White sa
So big you can wrap yourself luxury folds New the lovely
Whisper Amethyst Peach Bloom, sun Gold Marine
Blue French White Extra absorbent wearing
"pushys loops
Mashhs Fsss Tovsl. 6ee wshdoths 70e
Kann's-STsss Floor Washisgton; Arlington
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MurriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. ldw couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. toait three tuIl days
and Yeceipe the license on the
nth day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same a.
other days.
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Bees Touch Off
Traffic Nightmare

PORT HURON, Mich.-A
swarm Of bees lit at a busy in
tersection. diving on pedestrians
and swarming into cars before
surprised motorists rolled up
windows.
Their queen took a liking to
a traffic light. The swarm fol-
lowed. Soon nobody could tell
whether the light was green or
red and there was a traffic jam.
Then the bees left for the Elk S
Temple and someone called a
cop. He called the dog warden.
He called conservation officers.
They all passed. Then a wise
guy dragged no parking sign
near them. Henry johnson drove
up. plucked the queen bee into
a hive and the rest followed.
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AND DRAFTEES

towns and cities where units are
located.
At the armory the man you'll
want to see is the unit admins
traitor. He'll give you an apph-
cation and answer any questions.
The next step will be a physical
examination. The physical re-
lquirements are the same as those
for enlisting in any service.
There are no educational
standards, but you must be a
citizen of the United States. 1t
makes no difference whether
you're married.
If you pass your physical and
your application is approved. you
must sign up for a three-year
enlistment. You may sign up
for as many successive three
year enlistments as you please.
For each drill you attend. you'll
be paid one days pay, the
amount depending on your rank
and length of time in the Guard
For summer training you'll get
all the pay and allowances re-
ceived by a man of your rank on
active duty.
(You may write Mai. Nal in care O
The Star about your service-connectet
problem. Please inclose a stamped, self
addressed envelope and 20 cents in coin.
From Up Newsfeatures)
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BOSTON, July IA [R.-Textile
workers today we're asked to
ratify a contract proposal which
is expected to bring an end to
the 13-week-old strike Of some
5000 New England mill workers.
The policy committee of the
CIO Textile Workers Union ac-
cepted the management offer
last night and relayed the pro-
posed contract to the Is locals
of the union for ratification or
rejection.
william Pollock. the unions
executive vice president. said the
terms leave wages and fringe
benefits intact.
The mills originally sought to
reduce wages and fringe benefits
by a total of 10 cents an hour.
The stand taken by management
resulted in the strike, beginning
last April Is.
The union sought a continua-
ton of the old contract provid-
ing an average wage of $1.30 an
i1our.
Involved in the dispute were
the Berkshire Hathaway Co. with
10 plants in Massachusetts,,
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Arsenal Ready
To Go UNDERGROUND

ROCK ISLAND. III. (R.-If an
enemy attacks the Rock Island
area. $500 employees Of the Rock
Island Arsenal viii burrow un-
derground and pass up evacua-
ton, Capt. Charles r. Fish Of the
arsenal staff says.
He told a conference Of civil
defense leaders that production
of war material in the shops
must not be curtailed in time Of
war"
The arsenal is situated on an
island in the Mississippi River.
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housewares al great savings

$50 bathroom stool covers in q choice Of
coIors and styles. Match your bathroom
rug Were 90. Now 35e, 8 for 100
600 first quality chenille spreods. Thicky
tufted, deep cuff borders, corduroy type in
rows Of chenille White, turquoise, yellow,
blue, light green, Hunter green, pink, red,
eroy, brown Twin and full sizes Were
go. -4.99
100 pieces in a group Of bomboo rolI-up
blinds. 8 to TO- long complete with ropes.
Were | 90 to 3oe Now S2e to III
Down stoirs Store, Housewares, North Building
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junior miss eottons
900
,oere S.99 to 1929

As cotton dresses in q choice Of
eoIors and styles. Sizes , to IS.
IS dresses in group Of royons and cot
tons. Choice of coIors and styles.
Sizes 9 to IS. Were 1926 to l4.o5.
rs better dresses in o group including
clossic and dressy dresses. Choice of
styles. Sizes 9 to IS. Were l4e5
to 22.e5. Now ---lo.oo
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss Apparel
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Turnubout Rescue
Saves Seumun's S Life

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-Haak-
on Sande Of Long Island, N. Y,
q crew member of the tug, M.
Moran. enroute to New York,
fell overheard several miles from
shore and saw the vessel chug
right on northward and out of
sight.
A shrimp boat, heading into
port, picked him up.
Only two days before Mr..
Sande as a member of the crew
of the tug had gone to the aid
of the S. S. Surna. a big cargo
ship which had lost q propeller
$50 miles off Jacksonville.
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infants and chiIdren's sWimwear
So, 3 =" 2'5o

ZOO one and two piece swimsuits. Also
girls shorts, hoIters, bIouses and ploysuits;
boys polo shirts. shorts and swim trunks.
zoo pieces in group including soeques,
dresses, ereepers, robes. Were l.9e to
300 items in group Of play clothes for chill
dren including girls shorts and holters, boys
cotton plsse shorts. Sizes to 6. Were
soc and 90. Now-----35e, 3 for 100
Down stoirs Store lnfants' and children's Wear
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Textile Workers Asked
To Rotify Contract Plan

Rhode Island and Vermont. and
the Peppereil Manufacturing Co..
with three plants in Massachu-
sets and Rhode Island and two
In Maine.
other mills against which the
union struck last April had PEE
viousIy signed agreements with
the union.
Mr.. Pollack said If the workers
accept management's offer. work
may be resumed next Monday.
The proposed settlement terms
included:
l. Present wage scale be con-
tinued. but that the 3-cents-ar1-
hour net gain from operation Of
a cost Of living escalator clause
be made permanent and drop
the escalater clause.
2. Six regular holidays con-
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Eqqheuds Needed

NORFOLK, Va. R.-Ken-
meth Harris. local artist, says
Norfolk needs dreamers and egg
heads intellectually. He de-
scribed Thomas Jefferson as a
real egghead." Mr.. Harris told
the Lions Club that civilization
as we know it is based on the
reveries of dreamers but that
in the last hundred years I'VE
have decided it is not safe to
place our trust in a band OF
dreamers."
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By MAI. THOMAS M. NAL


For the next four years the
draft viii continue to hover over
the heads Of the Nations 1872
to 2e year olds.
Congress and the President
have extended the Selective Serv-
Ice Law for that period. In ad-
dition to extending most Of the
provisions Of the law, a number
of changes were made. none of
which could be considered major.
But the changes will have an
effect on the future draft status
Of quite a number of draft-age
young men. Probably the most
important covers certain young
men joining the Air or Army Ma
tional Guards.
The Guards are volunteer or
ganizations of citizen-soldiers
with some $500 units in 1900
communities around the Nation.
They're military organizations,
but the members are civilians,
men who go to school or work
in the community. Whatever
their civilian occupation, they
give a part Of their time every
week to training with a Guard
unit.
Service Time Shortened
Under the old draft privosions,
q young man who Joined a Ma
tional Guard unit before he was
1872 and served actively until
he was IS was given a perma-
nent deferment from the draft.
In other words, as long as he
performed the necessary service
in the Guard he didn't have to
worry about being called by his
draft board except in an emer-
gency.
Now Congress has changed the
period of service for men who
sign up before they reach 1872.
They're only required to serve
actively in the Guard until they
reach 28-seven years less than
under the old law. The defer
ment arrangement still applies.
Deferments for such men are
provided in the draft law for
men in the States where gov
ernors officially proclaim they
can't keep their National Guard
units up to strength in any other
way. The governors of all States
have issued such proclamations
To satisfy the requirements to
serve actively, generally you'll be
expected to take part in a two
hour weekly drill throughout
your Guard service. Drills usu-
ally are held at night. However
chances are that if you join an
Air National Guard unit you'll
have to do your drilling and
other duties on the week end
probably Saturday. You'll also
be expected to go on Is days OF
field training every summer.
1900 ArmOries
About all you have to do to
Join the Guard. regardless OF
whether you're under 1872, is tc
60 to the nearest National Guaro
Armory and sign up. There's ar
armory in every one of the 2.20C
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tinue a. before. but only one
such day win be designated as
q holiday IN which time-and-a-
half viii be paid il worked. Pre-
viously there were three. except
Rhode Island. where there were
two such holidays.
8. Minor amendments In the
language of the preamble.
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" y
z for 100
boys sportswear

S. poirs cotton twill wash shorts, Sonforized.
Boxer style with belt and all ground belt
loops Blue, green and brown. Sizes 8 to
Il. Were SO. Nov = l.59, z for 800
20 summer jackets in popular royon linen
weave. Charcoal, black and tan. Sizes 8
to II. Were 500. Now
200 poir. eombed cotton briefs. Sizes 6
to l6. Were 4ec. Now------s for 100
Down Stoirs Store, Boys Wear
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mems mesh hose -
.se,e sss18', 6 ''''' go

lt auolity, Apply mereerixed cotton.
Sizes 10 TO -.
S6 Cobane suits-somples and irreo-
ulors, swim trunks and matching
shirts. Small to large. Were 6.o5,
Now 3.Se
$50 High Count Cotton Broodeloth
shorts, irreeuIors; Sonforized boxer
and eripper styles. Sizes 28 to AZ.
White, colors and prints in the group.
Were 79c to 100 Now, z for 100
200 combed Cotton Tee Shirts, ir-
regulars Of nylon, reinforced neck.
Small and large only. Were 79e.
Now ---------2 for 90
Down Stairs Store. Mems Furnishings
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Eurth Of Mony Londs
Put on BedIoe's Island

NEW YoRk-Earth from "a
foreign countries and all the
States and territories Of the
United States now Is a part of
Bedloe's Island in New York har-
Dor. site of the Statue Of Lib
erty.
The pinches of earth from
countries which have contributed
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save on Wolfen's
and mems shoes

100 poirs Compcnionettes and
Baby Sitters in red, blue, black, beige
and pink. Broken sizes 4Hz to 9,
narrow and medium. Were 4.e9.
Now l.99
200 peirs somous name spring and
summer shoes patents, whites,
blue, beige, red. tan and white, black
and white. Choice Of pumps and
sondoIs. Sizes Az to 9, AAA to c.
Were eo5 to 1925. Now - 4.9s
40 peir mems fine quality Berkeley
Square summer shoes. Ton and white
block and white, mesh slipons and
tan ventilated. Broken sizes IA TO
II, B, c, D. Were 995. Now 6.S5
Down Stairs Store. Women's and
Mems Shoes
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sportsWear reduced

50 women's one-pieee denim pley
suits. Discontinued styles. Sizes 38-
a.. Were 7.oo. Now .-l.oo
200 pieces in group Of separates in
cludine sIoeks, skirts, eonisoles and
pedoI pushers. Were $50 to 8.o5.
Now s7e
100 poirs irregular pedol pushers.
Washable denim. Sizes 10 to Is.
II perfect 800. Now ----l.4s
Down Stoirs Store, Sportsweor
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to the Nations populations and
from the States and territories
where people have taken up
residence we're dropped in q
special ceremony symbolizing
the mingling of all people who
have made the Nation.
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University Elects Head

ATLANTA, Ga, July "a (F.-
DR.. Samuel NJ. Nabrit. dean of
the Graduate School of Atlanta
University. has been elected pres
ident of Texas Southern Univer-
sity in Houston. The 40-year-old
dean. a native of Augusta, now
Is IN the Virgin Islands working
with the experimental college
there
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girls furnishings

IS poirs girls socks. Sizes sh to
lo1z. Were 39c to 7ee. Now Iee
1876 nylon bIouses. Some somplers
ond irreeuIors. Choice of colors.
Sizes 7 to IA. Were 69c. Now Soc
Down Stoirs Store, Girls ApporeI
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washable summer suits
zcere 1929 to 1925

100 suits in q choice Of febries . H..
linen-like royon, cotton and orion,
ehromespun cord. Choice Of boxy or
fitted styles All unlined. Sizes
10 to Is, i6h to 22h.
Down Stoirs Store, coots and Suits
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save is on bras

100 white cotton bros, detachable strops
Broken sizes. Were So Now - 100
100 stropless bras, cup undewred. Eyelet
embroidery trim. Broken sizes Were
5O Now 100
$50 white cotton broadeloth bros with
foeoted stitching Sizes A 32-36, 3 32-40,
c 34-4O. Were 50. Now--e--l.00
Down stoirs Store, corsets and Bros
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misses budget dresses

IS printed cotton dresses in several
styles including button front, side
Upper, round or V neck. Broken
sizes II to 20. Were 3.77. Now
At.
IS euiottes print on dork ground.
Sizes IL to 20, l41z to 2212. Were
3,99. Now -----2.So
Down Stoirs Store, inexpensive
Dresses
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Bio Generutor Plant

A new $128 million generating
station, three times bigger than
any other in Scotland, will be
built at Kincardina-on-Fo Forth.
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boys furnishings
at savings

100 short sleeve knit shirts Of connbed
cotton. Solid colors and stripes in the
group. Sizes 4 to IL. Were 20.
1870 poirs boys hose in choice Of
colors and styles. Crew and onklet
styles. Sizes 7 to loHz. Were 39c.
Down Stoirs Store, Boys Weor
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misses blouses

$50 first auoIity short sleeve cotton
bIouses. Many styles. 32-38. Were
l.o9. Now ---59e; z for 100
ITS lst quoIity tissue foiIIe over
blouses. White and postel colors.
Broken sizes 1896. Were 3.o9.
Now --------1.29, z for $50
Down Stoirs Store, BIouses
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save on undies

800 poirs shortie pojamas in two-pece, bare
nidriff STYLE Choice Of prints Were 80.
Now l.59, z for 800
80 dozens royon briefs in white and Postels,
nylon trim Sizes 5 to 7. Were SOC. Now,
3 for 100
Down Stors Store. Underwear
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save 2l9O TO 35o6 on luggage

IS" vanity, Is" overnight, n" weekender,
"a" pullman train eose. Were 4o5. Now,
9.74
26' pullman. zo'' pullman, II" wordrober.
Were 1895. Now
Brown or black tweed
Peose odd 1929 FederoI tax.
Down Stoirs Store, Lueoooe, North Building
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handbags
4 00

200 irresuIor and discontinued styles in
simulated leather and royon faiIIe; pouches,
soteheIs and tote styles in block, navy, ton
and red. Also some straw baskets in
natural and white.
PIeose add 1929 Federal tox
Down Stoirs Store, Handbags
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mems tropical sIaeks
4'@, 2 for 600

regularly 6.95 and 8.95
In the group Of mems first quality cool
summer tropical sIoeks ore Daeron and
royon tropieoIs, royon linen-Iook tropieols,
silk tone royon tropieoIs. Spot, stain and
wrinkle resistont. Sizes z8-4o.
Down stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
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smart pin flowers
ve,s $50 5 for 100
uere 35c

100 pieces in choice Of styles and
eoiors.
Down Stairs Store, Neckweor
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savings on gloves
were 200 and 800
pair 1'2s
z for $50

Choice Of styles Of sheer nyIon and double
woven cotton gloves. White and few
eoIors. Sizes s to w.
Down Stoirs Store Gloves
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save W on bedroom
furnishings

EIoreI and solid color pIisse bed
spreads, drapes and pillow shoms.
Choice Of eoIors including rose, blue,
gold. green. blue, Iilae, Hunter. white.
red. Not oil eoIors in oil sizes.
were now
Is twin and full bed
spreads ------4.9o 2.4s
40 90" ruffled dropes --4.e9 2.49
II ruffled pillow
shoms --- -l.o9 9ee
Down Stoirs Store, House furnishings,
North Building
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costume jeweIry
So each 2 for 90

Wide range of styles in pesteI ond ehoIk
white summer jeweIy. Group includes
necklaces, eorrinss, bracelets.
Pleose add 90 Federal tox
Down Stoirs Store, Costume JeweIy
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better dresses
scere S.99 to 1929
4 90

200 dresses in choice Of styles. Skies
10 TO 20. l4h to z4Kz.
Down Stoirs Store, Women's and
Misses Dresses
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these exceptional values not remnants on sale $50 Friday
misses hIouses al savings

100 lst quoIity bIouses in nyIons, docrons
and cottons; prints and solids. Broken sizes.
Were 800, now ------z.59; z for 500
$50 lst quality and irregular short sleeve
cotton blouses in several styles; prints and
solids. Sizes 81 to SO. Were 2ee and
800, 50; z for 800
Down Stors Store, BIouses
famous make nyIon hose
,vere 100 to I.3S %
z for 100
500 pairs lst quoIity and seconds Of nyIon
hose in several constructions. Choice Of
new summer shades. Sizes Sh to IL.
Down Stairs Store, Hosiery
Princess Peggy printed eottons
ne,e e,y and ,.,g 2.5s
z for 500
ZOO washable dresses-pre-shrunk and
fode-resistont. II to 20, l4h to z4h.
Down stoirs Store, Inexpensive Dresses
misses and haIf.sizs dresses
scere 1929 to 1925
300 pieces in group OF summer dresses. Cur
rent styles in choice Of eoIors, silhouettes
and fobries. Sizes 10 to 20. l4h to zzK.
Down stoirs Store, Women's and Misses Dresses
girls and ehiIdren's play shoes
,v>,e 800 2.ss
100 pairs shoes In choice Of styles and
eoIors. chiIdren's sizes 12h to 3, growing
girls 4 TO 9.
Down Stoirs Store, children's Shoes
save on girls furnishings
1.ss
IS nyIon toffeta slips in several styles.
Broken sizes to IA. Were 2.eo and 800.
100 pieces in group Of plisse peiomas and
gowns in choice of styles and prints Sizes
8 to Ia. Were $50. Now------l.ss
Down Stoirs Store C,irls' Aooorel
Evening star., 1955-07-14
clearance Of summer shoes

500 poirs American Girl shoes in patents,
blues, white, ton and white, blue and white
and meshes. Some cosuols in group. Sizes
412 to 10, AAA to c. Were 6.o5 to 8o5.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

500 pairs PIoystcp eosuoIs-Swiss strow,
Milan strow and nylon mesh wedges All
fully cushioned White, gray onbre, multi
color, beige. Sizes 5 to 9, narrow and me-
Down stoirs Stors Women's and Misses Shoes
Evening star., 1955-07-14
neekwear and handkerchiefs
were 100

,,,e,> 100 So
z for 100
400 pieces in group Of LIST quolity silk
souores. Prints in many eolors. Some
ehaIIis in group.
TOO print honkies-oll lst quolity. Some
with embroidered trims. Were 3oc, now
for 100
Down Stors Store, Neekweor