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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
Not for the Record

For about 80 years I have
been somewhat of q regular
reader of the Congressional
Record. Generally, 1t is rather
heavy going. and the quality
Of It's contents deteriorates
with the years.
Time was when there were
giants in Congress, many Of
them: Borah. Lodge and their
like. Their discussions Of the
great issues before the country
were models Of style and
searching analysis, and q de-
light to read.
Not any more. Great states
men today are conspicuous by
their absence. Demagogues
and publicity hounds, how
ever. are not lacking.
The content Of the Congress
sional Record today is de-
plorably low grade. There are
no great speeches delivered or
recorded. Just maneuvering
for partisan advantage. Really,
it is terribly depressing.
Moreover, the things which
the members select to put in
the Record under their lex
tension of remarks" privilege
are almost incredible. and
have little or nothing to do
with government or national
affairs. In recent months a
noticeable feature is the in
creasing insertion Of puerile
sermons. the quality of which
would exclude them from any
theological journal. by preach
ers who are the personal pas
tors of the members or their
favorites. 1t is quite obvious
their insertion in the Record
is for vote-getting purposes,
for certainly there is nothing
in any Of them having to do
with the Nations business.
Here, by way of illustration,
in the issue of the Record for
July 30, are two sermons, one
inserted by the Hon. Kenneth
J. Gray Of Illinois. entitled,
Bishops Sermon at Ruma
Details the Dignity and Duties
of the Religious" 1t is the
verbatim report of a sermon
at q "motherhouse," by the
Bishop of Belleville. H., glori-
flying the clustered life for
young women. In other words
a free advertisement in behalf
of nunnery paid for by tax
payers money, that any Con-
gresham ought to have the
decency and good judgment to
keep out Of the Record. no
matter how great the pressure
on him might be.
In the same issue of the
Record is a Sermon by Rev.
John F. Strong in Commemo-
ration of the Centennial Of
Nemaha County. Nebraska"
inserted by Hon. Carl T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

@. Is there such a thing as
a garden exclusively planned
for blind people?-M. c. M. -,
A, Brighton, the English
seaside resort, has had such a
garden for some time. All the
plant markers are in Braille.
More recently a similar gar
den was started at the Brook
lyn IN. " Botanical Garden,
where all the plants are either
to be fragrant or to have an
interesting texture. Central
Park in New York City has set
aside one-half acre for such,
a garden.
@. What is the correct name
Of the prime minister Of
South Africa?-M. CD.
A. Johannes Gerhardus
Strijdom. This Is the Afrikans
spelling Of the name which
the prime minister now uses.
He 10 . descendant Of early
Dutch settlers of South Africa
who were formerly called
Beers, but now are Afrikaners.
The English spelling Of thu
name Is Strydom. %;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

One OF the queereSt feelings
that can come over q man
is when he suddenly finds
himself, while seated at an
Office desk, asking himself the
simple question:
what am I doing here?"
Maybe the guy needs a va
cation?
No, it is deeper than that;
the poor fellow thinks he
ought to be out with the spirit
Of Davy Crockett, hunting Lear.
II saw 4 big fat bear" wrote
Davy, lust right for shoot
ing"
Oh, sure, Davy Crockett
could write. He tells all about
it. in his autobiography, row
available for IS cents in pocket
edition.
1t is q strange feeling. to
look around at ones comrades
and associates, and wonder just
what they are doing here, too.
Perhaps they would be better
OF building buildings, and
bridges. and what is left of
railroads.
Maybe the frail one over
there would find life more
amazing II he went to Paris
and took up art in q garnet.
The life of the spirit is an
amazing thing, the life Of the
everyday life is amazing. II
may be that business is just
as amazing, If one thinks Of
1t properly.
The urge to roam. to see far
places, to do things differ
emily. comes when the matches
which one has battened down
spring a leak or something.
The old urges, deep in the
subconscious. show their heads
just for q second.
Then
ZONES, what became of
that report you were going
to make?"
please don't print this in
the newspaper" says the
writer, hastily. But If you're
ever out this way, stop in.
and If the weather isn't too
hot, I'll make some coffee with
our well water. It's so different
from the city water"
No wonder. Tt has no chic
rine in it to purify" it, or rat
poison to initiate mass medi-
cation. always a hazardous
proceeding, especially in the
land Of the brave and home
Of the free.
How free are we? Free to
drink what we are told to
drink. whether we like or
not.
Free, also, it appears. to
move 10 the country, and have
q nice old-fashioned well, or
maybe spring.
4 y y \
Templeton Jones recalls the
spring at the great elm four
blocks from where he was
born.
The elm is gone. but there
is q fence around what is left
Of 1t, and a bronze tablet tell
ing how the State constitu-
ton was signed beneath its
spreading branches.
The history Of the United
States is written in EN- trees.
The disease which wrecked
them, or almost all of them,
took something very real away
from us, like pure water.
Years ago, water was re-
garded as the great purifier.
Now We have to purify"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
Stumble on the Summit?

Newspaper. radio. and tele-
vision propaganda mills &C.
statically recount the great
achievements and the tower
ing craftsmanship Of President
Eisenhower at Geneva.
II the Presidents fantastic
plan Of having "trigger-happy"
Soviet pilots flying over Amer
lea is a show Of craftsmanship.
then Geneva was 1.-The greatest
show on earth"
Elizabeth Lippitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06

the cost OF supporting q white
elephant" brought on by regu-
lar dividend payments, high
salaries and wages, declining
passengers who prefer to ride
their own eaSy-to-buy autos.
Has anyone bothered to inquire
as to the need of q full-blown
transit system when q modified
one will accomplish as much?
Caveat Vendor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may Be used "
letters carry toriters' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
sdtfon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-06
Questions and Answers
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

A reader can get the answer TO any
Evening Star Information Bureau.
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Evening star., 1955-03-08

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with a freshness akin to the morning
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the fancy and extra fancy grades Of
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prices.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Furniture
Loper Leuel, Arlington Store

LotDer Level, Arlington Store
Only
1855 Gossip Bench, padded
seat and back, mahogany fin
ish 1888
1855 End Tables, scalloped
edges, shelf style, leather top,
mahogany finish 1887
1885 Round Cocktail Table
on casters, leather top, mahog-
any 1887
1855 Commode Table, seal
loped edges, mahogany finish.
as is 1897
234.5O Corner Tables, butter
nut finish. asSis 1897
1-69.95 Platform Rockers, frieze
upholstered, foam rubber seat
and back, green, as is 39.97
1-59.95 Platform Rocker, plas-
tic covers, grey, as is 34.97
1-S9.95 Secretary, claw feet,
carved front, as Is 1888
1-S9.95 Dinette Set. 5-pc. black
and white formica top table,
36" square, opens to 36x52",
as is 1897
LASS End Table, mahog. We
neer. shelf, scalloped edges 9.97
LASS Step End Table. mahog.
veneer, scalloped edges ---S.SS
Evening star., 1955-02-03
COa'SetS
Second Floor, WasI,inoton

Second Floor, Washington
$500 Famous Make Pull-On
GirdIes, white, broken sizes, 3.49
25-l6.50 NylOn and RayOn Satin
Girdles, white and pink, broken
sizes 8.25
1O-5.95 Extra Large All-Stretch
Pantie GirdleS 4.49
1850 Jantzen Off Shoulder
Bras, white, broken sizes 2.39
10000 to 500 Discontinued
Style Long Line Bras. white,
tearose 1.79
25-2.95 to 500 Discontinued
Style GirdIes and Corselettes,
broken sizes 100
15- -2.50 Strapless Longtime
Bras .--- -----1 1.S9
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Furniture

Fourth Floor, Washington Store
Only
LASS Gossip Bench, modern
black iron. oak seat, book rack
and arm rest 1888
6+19.95 End Tables, genuine
mahogany veneered, reverse
picture frame molding, 2 shelves
9.99
7+.50 Card Tables, ivory plas-
tic treated tops. reinforced tops,
locking legs - 3.A
-S.95 Implanted Magazine
Stands, 4 pockets for magazines
plus lower book section 500
1-49.95 Modern Arm Chair,
mahogany legs and trim. metal
lie lime cover, soiled 24.95
1-49.95 Platform Rocker with
back. Gray boltaflex plastic.
24.47
1856 FootstoOls, mahogany
finished birch legs and trim.
tapestry covers, assorted colors
4.99
SASS Modern TV Chairs,
black tubular steel legs. tweed
plastic seat and back in grey or
green ------- 7.99
Evening star., 1955-02-03
* nit indies

Street Floor. Washington Only
11-1.99 Wool Bed Capes 100
63-1.5O Nylon Tricot Briefs,
white, sizes 5 and 6 SOC
46-3.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken sizes and colors 2.63
1855 Nylon Tricot Slips,
broken sizes and colors ----2.97
Evening star., 1955-02-03
HOSier'U

Street Floor, Washington Only
1877 prs. "As Is" Sheer Nylons,
broken sizes and colors,
2 prs. 100
SO prs. $50 and l.65 Famous
Make Seamless Nylons, discon-
tinued colors 100
2.95 Slipper Socks, wool with
leather soles, small sizes, Lao
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Falrs

Second Floor, Washington
1900 Ranch Mink 4-Skin Scarf
1000
$500 Dyed Squirrel Cape Stole
$500
$500 Ranch Mink Capelet $500
1900 Grey Dyed Persian Lamb
Paw Jacket, size IL $500
1890 Fur Lined Coat, coral, size
IA - $500
1890 Dyed Squirrel Clutch
Cape 1890
259.00 Dyed Marmot Coat, let
out, IA 1890
plus 10S6 tar
Fur products labeled to show country
OF origin OF imported JurS.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
TOiIefr'ieS

Street Floor, Washington Only
2S-1.25 Courtley Shave Bowls,
59c
63-35c Famous Make Nail Files,
15c
35-2.75 Famous Make Lingerie
Detergent - 100
41-1.0O Blue Fern Dusting
Powder Soc
33-1.00 Kiddie Bubble Bath
Novelties Soc"
26-3.O0 Imported China Bou-
doir Sets -- 69c
'plus los tar
Evening star., 1955-02-03
SpOrfSlceNr
Second Floor, Washington; !;
Street Flonr Arl;unfnn


Street Floor, Arlington
5.98 to 1898 Skirts, assorted fab
RIGS and styles, broken sizes, 3.44
3.99 Rayon and Wool Skirts, as
sorted styles, broken sizes 2.69
4.99 Wind Breaker Jackets, cot
ton flannel Innings, broken sizes,
2.99
3.99 Plaid Lined Jeans, navy
with red flannelette lining. 10
to 20 in group. 2.99
2.99 Red Plaid Cotton Flannel
Sport Shirts, broken sizes 1.99
20-8.98 Jumpers. assorted fab
RIGS, styles and colors, broken
sizes ---- ---- 4.49
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Leather Goods

Street Floor, Washongton Only
6 Mems, WOmen's 1000 Leather
BilIfolds, as is 800"
5 Mems, Women's $50 Leather
Billf0lds, as is 200"
$500 and 5.95 Leather Bags,
3.99+
$500 Leather Lined Leather
Bags 2.OO*
75-1.00 Nail File, Nail Clipper
and Comb in Simulated Leather
Case - Soc, 2 for 100
1900 Navy Calfskin Bag, leather
lined, as is 7.95"
I Women's $50 Overnight Cases,
1.29"
50 Women's 100 to ZOO Belts,
79c
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Infants Wear

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
Little Girls 3.99 Chenille Bath
robes. 2, 3 and 6 only 1.50
1.99 Cotton Slips, eyelet trims,
4 to 8 100
100 Waterproof Pants, gripper
fasteners, medium only SOC
1.9a Rayon or Cotton Knit
Creepers, 6 mo. size l.50
2.99 Faded Denim Crawler and
Blouse Sets, red and blue, Small
and medium 100
2.9a Estron Acetate Bath Robe,
yellow or green, 3 only 100
2.99 Cotton Knit 2-po. Creeper
Sets, IL and 18 mo. - 100
3.99 Rayon Plisse Gowns, size
4 only - 100
1.99 Cotton Knit Dress and
Pantie Sets, yellow and green,
6 months only SOC
Girls 1.79 Denim Blue Jeans,
8 to 6x ------- -----50c
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Bed Der0rf,,se eiif

Third Floor, Washington Store
ONLY
1-37.50 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuit border, discontinued
style, twin size 1888
1-29.50 Box Spring. striped
ticking, twin size. soiled 14.99
$500 Englander Hollywood
Innerspring Mattress and Box
Spring Set, discontinued style.
twin size 42.8S
1850 Englander Airform Top
Mattress, prebuilt border, heavy
ticking, twin size 1888
1-1O5.0O Serta Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
837 coils, extra firm, twin size.
floor sample $3.50
1-46.5O Simmons Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction 22.50
1-37.50 Box Spring, fancy WOW
en- ticking, twin size, soiled 17.77
1-59.50 Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit, floor sample, twin size,
soiled 34.99
1-119.OO Simmons Duo Bed
with Innerspring mattresses.
makes twin or l double bed
77.00
2-14.95 Simmons Hollywood
Headboards, aqua denim uphol-
stery, twin size --..~ 4.88
1-19.S5 Spool Bed. maple finish.
double size, as is --- S.8S
Bed Department
Lo,per Leuel, Arlington Store
Only
1-37.50 Englander Market Spe-
cial Mattress, stitched, prebuilt
border, double size, soiled 1000
$500 SIMMONS Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
stitched sag-proof border, dis
continued style, double size 46.50
1890 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
woven ticking, discontinued
style, double size 1880
1-34.95 Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt border fancy woven
ticking, double size, soiled 1880
1-4.95 Serta Box Spring, stur-
6y coil construction, discon-
tinued style, double size $500
1850 Serta Box Spring, heavy
woven ticking, double size,
soiled ------.,--.- 25.99
1850 Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crush proof border,
discontinued style. twin size,
$500
1-49.50 Englander Hair Top
mattress, stitched border, heavy
ticking, soiled, twin size 1888
1850 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, $40 coils, extra firm, twin
size, soiled --- - 27.00
1-109.OO Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
heavy ticking, twin size, floor
sample 64.OO
1-54.50 Englander Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size - ..--.-- 1888
1-52.50 Serta Box Spring, heavy
ticking, twin size, soiled $500
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Lingerie

Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
1850 Rayon Challis Short
Pajamas, broken sizes 1.99
15-6.95 NylOn TricOt Slips,
broken sizes 3.99
$50 Short Flannelette Pa
jamas, broken sizes 3.99
$50 Flannelette Mite Shirts.
broken sizes 3.99
1853 Flannelette Pajamas,
plaid tops, red pants; broken
sizes 3.99
25-5.98 Nylon Tricot Slips, lace
trims, broken sizes 3.99
S-10.99 Nylon TricOt Bra-TOp
Slips, broken sizes SAT
Juniors Wear
Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
2O-2.99 to 4.99 Cotton Blouses,
zoo
sass to $500 Cocktail Dresses
1900
14-14.s8 to 1898 One and Two
Pc. Rayon Dresses - 11.0O
S-5.98 to 7.95 Wool Jersey
BlOuseS ----- - --------- -3.OO
Evening star., 1955-02-03
NeCkaUeOr
Street Floor, Washington
and ARLINGTON

Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
300-1.99 and 2.99 Neckwear,
collars and fill-ins -- 89c
1858 to 1888 Blouses, samples
and irregulars, cottons, nylons
and dacrons in group 3.99
300-59c Spring Costume Flow
ers 3 for 100
Street Floor, Washington Only
100-3.99 Slip-On Sweaters,
broken assortment --- 1.49
35-7.9S Blouses, broken assort-
ment ------- 4.99
200 Misses Cotton Bl0useS,
broken assortment ----- LOO
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Street Floor, Washington Only
Clearance! 3.o5-4.5O Shirts

Dress shirts oil with fon,ous iobels. Reduced - TX
to clear os they re russed Broken sizes. &eA0
Is Irres 3o5 Gobordne Sport Shirts, long sleeves
$500 Wool Gobardne Leisure coat size 46-----l3ss
1-7.s5 jacket blouse type, size AZ ------------3ss
l-3s5 BroodeIoth Poiamos, slightly foded---------2ss
800 Broodeloth Poiumos, slightly faded
$685. 7e5 Al-Doeron" A-oion Shirts, broken sizes
reg 297
ls-zss and 3s5 Leother Gloves lss
I-6.95 Cotton Plod Robe medium
800 jacket. reversible blouse type. size 3e------sss
l4-795 Orion PuIoveE Sweoters long sleeves 388
2o-295 3s5 Dress Shirts broken sizes LOO
5-595-s.95 Sweoters, long sleeves mussed
81 Iress 15o Hose eotton-nylon royon blends 3se
3-z.s5 Union Suits. size &c. mussed
50 Lined and Unined Odd Cloves oIove------- soc
Io-l.5o Laiot Sport Ties Sse
4-5.95 slpover Jenkins, noize large
27-95e Hondksrehiefs, naussed
4-2.S5 Basque Shirts, mussed 100
3-2.e5 Long NyIon Hose
2-2.s5 AI-Woo Long Hose, russed-
2-l.50 Wool Muffen fooled 79c
1855 Lsothss jacket, size
$500 Lsether jackets
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Housewares

housewares
Third Floor, Washington Store
Only
68-1.00 Plastic Air Conditioner
Covers - CSC
22-.99 Plastic Air Conditioner
Covers 100
1879 for LOO Plastic Blanket
Bags, upper opening, 2 for 69c
74-1.19 Plastic Windshield Pro-
tcCtOES ------ ----- -HVC
$3.50 Carving Sets, 5 pcs,
1.99
15-1.69 Serving Trays for un-
dersink storage ------- 79c
1-14.S5 Salad Set, 5 pcs, 5.9S
l27-44c to 6gc Kitchen Flat
ware, red or yellow plastic
handles, stainless 19c
Evening star., 1955-02-03
SiI1.er

Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
$500 Sterling Silver Steak
Knives. several patterns 5000
1--16.50 Silverplated Round
Serving Tray, Camellia pattern,
slightly scratched 9.98@
1-32.50 Silverplated Double
Vegetable Dish, Remembrance
pattern, slightly scratched,
24.5O"
1-22.50 Silverplated Well and
Tree Platter, Camellia pattern,
slightly scratched 1890"
1-19.98 Aluminium Chafing
Dish, slightly scratched - 9.9S
50 pcs. SOC to 75c Stainless Steel
Tableware, including table
spoons, salad forks, soup spoons,
19c
Street Floor, Arlington Store
Only
$3.50 Silverplated Lazy Su-
san, large size with glass insert,
scratched - 1888"
sPlus Ih% Fed, tar
Evening star., 1955-02-03
SOiled Blankets

Street Floor, Washington Only
4-29.95 KenwoOd Wool BIan-
kets, 90x108", forest green 1888
6-14.95 Satin Covered WOOL
Filled Comforts, double size $50
4-19.95 Automatic Electric
Blankets, 22x84 -----.-- 1000
S.95-24.95 Soiled Blankets,
$50 to 1899
Evening star., 1955-02-03
GIOl.RS

Street Floor, Washington
and Arlington
231 prs. Children's 200 Water
Repellent Lined Mitts, red or
navy, l to 9 -- 100
IS prs. 400 Washable Leather
Gloves, black or navy, broken
sizes -------- 2.O9
III prs. 1.50 Wool Gloves, red,
green, white or black, broken
sizes .S9C
Evening star., 1955-02-03
JeaCeIry

w uSHlHgLOH OHty
300-1.O0 Fitted Clutch Bags
with comb and compacts, many
colors - --~-- --- SIC"
1890 and 500 Gold Color
Metal Compacts - 1.50
$50 W0men's zoo and 800
Kings ---- I.OU"
$500 Metal and Bead Rope
Necklaces -- q for 800"
$500 to 800 Costume Jewelry,
ESQ"
splus 1915 tar
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Girls Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor. Arlington
20-16.98 Waterproof Cotton
Gabardine Storm Coats. Beav-
ertex collar, navy, brown, green,
7 to IA ~ 900
12-2.99 Printed Cotton Smocks,
1.69
30 Nylon and Orion Cardigans,
pastels and dark colors 3.S7
50-45c to 69c Anklets, light or
dark colors - 3 for 100
40-3.99 Printed Cotton Skirts
with net petticoats $780, 2.99
4-14.98 Winter Weight Hulk
Suede Jackets 1898
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Rug Department

Third Floor, Washington Store
Only
l-129.95 Green Tone on Tone
BrOadlOom, 9x12 69.95
2-129.95 Blue Oriental Design
Rugs, 9'x12 64.97
2-49.95 Cotton Floral Design
Rugs, 9'xl2' $500
1--1O9.95 Beige NylOn Rayon
Broadloom, as is, 9'x15' 39.99
2-94.95 Blue Floral Design
Rugs, 8.3x10.6'- .------ 46.95
IS Yds. sos to 7.95 Wool Carpet
Remnants, ~" wide, yd. 2.99
4-2.95 Cotton Rugs, 24x36", 100
2-12.95 Oval Cotton Rugs, 4x6',
500
2-7.95 Oval Cotton Rugs, 36x
so" ---- .------ 800
1-S9.95 Beige Carved Wilton,
soiled, 12x6' -----. -.---- $500
1885 Green Rayon Rug,
soiled. 9x9' x9' 1888
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Budget Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
1898 to 22.98 Dresses, misses
sizes 7.99
S.98 to 1898 Rayon and Novelty
Dresses, misses and half sizes,
4.99
1898 TwO-Pc. Rayon Flannel
and Menswear Suits, misses
and half sizes 8.88
1893 and 1913 Casual Dresses,
some woods -S.88
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Goats

Second Floor, Washington Only
6-49.9s All Wool Winter Coats,
black, broken sizes 1888
8-29.9S Famous Make Duchess
Royal Rayon Suits. fully lined,
grey. wine blue. misses sizes
l4.O0
lO-39.98 to 1888 All Wool Suits,
lightweight, boxy and fitted
styles, misses and juniors sizes
22.OO
s-59.9s Three-Pc. Chinchilla
Box Suits 1900
2-59.98 Fitted Tweed Suits with
velvet collar, Junior sizes $500
@49.9S Three-Pc. Alpaca Box
Suits, dark brown, misses sizes
$500
$500 All Wool Winter Coats,
wine, women's sizes $500
2-49.9S Duchess Royal Wool
Flannel Three-Pc. Suits, misses
sizes ~ $500
Better Dresses
Second Floor. Washington Only
10 Misses $500 to 29.9a Short
Cocktail Dresses, Lyons type vel
vet, brocades, one and two of a
kind, broken sizes and colors,
1900
Second Floor, Washington and
Arlington
10 Misses $500 MILDLY Style
TwO-Pc. Prints, navy, grey,
brown, 10 to 16 1888
10 Misses 1898 to 22.98 Basic
Street Dresses, broken sizes and
colors - 500
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Teens Wear

1ee1tS wear
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
1883 and 22.9s Winter
Weight Jackets 1000
$3.50 Rayon Dresses 5.99
3-5.99 Blue Plastic Raincoats.
1.99
15-5.ss Nylon Cardigan Sweat
ers 3.99
1850 Navy Blue Nylon
Sweaters -.- 2.99
Notions
Street Floor, Washington Store
Only
50 Prs. 1863 Tabi Imported Slip
pers -.-----.... 99c
1888 Raincoat 49c
9-1.9S Coaster Sets, Apes, 79c
1913 TwO-Way Stretch Cir
dies, broken sizes SOC
5O-1.25-1.00 Chair Backs and
Seat Covers, blue denim and
pastels Soc and GO
3-3.98 Toy Chests - CSC
2-1.9S Moccasins, brown, size 4
29c
25-1.19 Shoe Shine Boxes, un-
fitted 79c
65-39c Seam Spreaders --- 15c
NegIigees
Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
$3.50 One-Piece Upper Front
Corduroy LOunging Paiamas,
misses broken sizes 3.99
20-3.99 Printed FlanneIette
busters, misses, broken sizes,
2.99
Evening star., 1955-02-03

Clearance! 2.95, 3.95 Sport Shirts
Brushed eottons and cotton fonneI Styles Son. mAM
forzed Il % residual shrnkooe) for permanent E.v4
fit.
Clearance! 100000 Felt Hats
Assorted weights, shopes and eoors SNORT brin z 90
styles Broken sizes in the group. 200
Washington Only
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Daytime Dresses

Second Floor, Washington
and Arlington
50-2.99 Cotton Dresses and
odds and ends 100
35-12.95 Rayon Faille Jacket
Dresses - 500
$3.50 Rayon Dresses, misses
and half sizes --- 2.44
1855 RayOn and Cotton
DACOcCo LOO
30-8.95 to 1885 Maternity Gar
ments --.. 500
15-.95 to 5.95 Uniforms, broken
sizes 2.88
Special Purchase! 1923 to 1.59
Maids Uniforms, white 100
Evening star., 1955-02-03

Third Floor, Washington Store
Only
6-3.9S Black Iron Candle Hold
ers 1888
1888 Decorated Dinner Set,
5l-pc., service for 8, as Is 1888
8-79c Green Glass Refrigerator
Water Bottles 25c
I6-1.15 Colored Glass Range
Sets. 3-pc. CSC
I-11.9S Decorated Luncheon
Set, 31-pc.. service for 6 4.9S
12-2.98 Imported China Plate,
Cup and Saucer Sets, decorated
1.49
2-5.98 Glass Cheese Servers 2.9S
Evening star., 1955-02-03
l4.95 Poplin Fingertip Coo
2nd .FlOor-WasI,ingtOn Only

Znd .FtOOT-W OSHtngtOn Onty
1855 Wool overeeots double breasted blue ~ 1899
3-lse5 Storm coots fur coors famous make sizes and r.
1898
la-6S52495 Winter Joekets, broken sizes s-----l2.S8
zl-2S5-l5s8 Winter Joekets. broken sizes 8.8S
22-795lSe5 Suede Western Joekets, need, sizes 6-20
23-2ss Cotton FIonne and Ski Poiomo broken Sse
$3.50 Knit Shirts long sleeves, sizes 6l2------ 6se
3-ISs5 Steerhde Joekets, size es-------------Io.9s
9-2.99 Poste Roineoots, broken sizes S8e
25-lss Blue Denim punsorees sizes and 6-------9se
Street FloOr-ArlingtOn Only
l2-l6sS-24s5 Winter Joekets. broken
l5-lz95-lSS5 Winter Joekets, broken sizes 8.S8
l5-lss Blue Denim Dunsorees. sizes ond 6----- 99e
2o-7ss Mr. B. coor Sport Shirts. long sleeves, broken
l.2s
6-Youths l2s5. 1875 Corduroy Sport coots. 1918 s.SS
l3-l0.S5, l2.s5 Wool SIoeks, broken sizes 5.88
1850 imported Cotton Flannel Plaid Shirts 1920
269
1855 Four-pi Suits sizes g. 8,
7-l7e5 1895 Husky" Wool Sport coots sizes 1918, l2.ss
io-Jr 1925, Iz.s5 Sport coots, broken sizes 5.S8
lS-l7e59sS Suede Western Joekets noed broken sizes
I4.SS