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SPLIT-LEVEL BEAUTY

Quality built with the accent
on INABILITY. Beautiful. QUIET
locale with lovely lawn and
trees introducing its interior
charm Separate dining room,
scientific kitchen includes
built-in oven and GE wall
REFRIGERATOR: shoN balcony
access to 3-bedroom sleeping
area with huge closets and .
colorful tiled baths: lower
level has gay 24-ft. long en-
tertainment room with fire.
place and separate masters
study. wide modern carport.
Can't be beat at S2I,70O,
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
l TO 6 Pm.

BARGAINi BARGAINi NEW
brick rambler. It's spacious,
has room and conveniences
for real living. Every feature
Is large. soft. living room,
banquet-size dining room.
cleaning dream kitchen, CEN
ter entrance hall, 3 twin-size
bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, loads
OF closets, stairway to huge
storage attic, full basement.
fireplace, u bath, laundry
room, 2-car tandem garage,
and side screened porch.
Quality and size enough to
sell for much more, but owner
wants quick sale and is offer
ing for S3l, $50. You will love
this l1s- acre lot.
Cross Chain Bridge and take
1913 to Langley, turn left on
l23, continue half mile to
Buchanan street (Ist street
beyond new church,, turn left
to Gillian street, left to
house.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S750 DOWN

Non-GI-4 bedrms.. 2 full baths,
S wb d trees rm Pu iarp STic. oysly lot
Payts,, approx. S1OO per mo
JOHN W. MULROY CO., JE. A.
kOO0, aveS KE a soO4
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tALE oE RENT-.,5 mIn. % Eor
REDWOOD RAMRLFR. SCUM woot

btf $50 - Brand new, center-hal
3 lge bedrms. bath. beautiful,
equipped kitchen a4-ft Nv rm
tremendous daylight hsmt spac'
for 3 extra rooms is-acre LOT
Owner.huilder CHARLES r SCHEi
nEP IT AaQEg
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Hillside Contemporarv

Just 10 minutes to D. c. or
Pentagon. in fine section OF
North Arlington. A POTEN-
TIAL SIX-BEDROOM HOME
for only S22950. Brick con-
struction. yrs. old. Ground
level features . big bedrooms,
fireplace, bath: street level
has huge rambling living
room with fireplace, separate
dining room, really de luxe
kitchen. , bedrooms and
bath, carport; Bird level has
: unfinished bedrooms and
Is prepared for Bird bath.
n o y HING, ABSOLUTELY
NOTHING to compare for
sheer bedrock value.
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1910 i4th STREET NV.
Corner store with basement; large
display windows fronting on two
heavily. Travelled streets. Parking not
problem. Heat furnished.
FRANK NJ. SULLIVAN
DI. 1884 no. 2-4lBB
27'
l62R2 Lee HWY Heated
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To the Nth degree. Every
room will lend itself to a very
interesting furniture arrange
ment. This Charles A. Good
man-designed contemporary
has a feeling OF freedom and
flexibility. 3 bedrms., ia
baths, liv. rm. with fireplace,
family room" and carport;
on la-acre lot. Truly a prize
winner in this exclusive area
Of modern homes. Only ST.
gao. SO down. Military. FILA
financing. other terms also
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
HOUSES EoR SALIVA.
A STUNNING MODERN

1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. 1-93o0 TIL 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

" YOU AXE LOOKING for a hOusI
lust Tor two compact, with a lovelS
yard. for sale by OWNER, at SS,350
call JE 4-ti25O. weekdays after g
Sal and Gun ~ daN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-27
CHAMPAGNE
TASTE
BEER
POCKETBOOK

II that be the case, then listen to .
rambler, 4Sx26 IT., cost. liv. rm
with flag brick f1repl. and picture
window, sep. din rm. with picture
window, Eft, all-new Hotpoint kit
with birch cabinets and wall oven
3 giant bedrms., > full tile baths on
main fir; hot-water Dashboard heat;
with firepl. and picture window, idea
for rec. rm. Better than l2-acre LOT
with many trees. This is a custom
built house for S20.500, FILA OF
Conventional terms
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PiMMIT HiLLs-This Tanche5 is
sEvEN CORNERS; S9650o CT.
s. wooDLEY CONTEMPORARY :

% VFUTWI9- WdLU. . TT. JIUSGIN, VIII
equipped kit, radiant heat. cathe-
drsl ceiling IN liv. Tm with IRE
place wall 2f-foot screened porch.
patio, barbecue. trees and double
asphalt driveway. Community pool
avail Price below Gil appraisal.
viii GI loan small down payment
70 responsible buyer, Call OWNER,
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$500 DOWN

Buys this honey 3-bedroom rambler,
on h-acre lot in Falls Church. sep
arate dining room. equipped kitchen;
excellent for children; fenced rear
yard, barbecue, detached garage,
Monthly payments less than rent.
ArfaX, JE. 4-4900
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

100000
Have client With 500, 900 or more
erty. Quick settlement for very good
deals. Box 356-M, Star.
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COLoRED-236-236Ik 18th ST. Sc,
-2-family brick. 5 rms, and bath
porches; tenants pay heat and
utils.; Sl,770 yearly income; 50, 600
above trust. OWNER. RA. 6-2sO5.
COLORED-ROOMING HOUSE, now
zoned and licensed; IL rms, 9
baths; in the heart Of Alexandria.
Excellent spot for some ambitious
woman to make real money. Listing
959-B. TE. 6-140O, TIE. 6-f343.
Al BAKER g. SON. INC, sos N.
washington St, Alexandria, Va.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

OWNERS SACRIFICE-MoteI. brick
home and apis; approx ga acres
on No. / viii lease or trade for
rambler, Va. XII. 9-1745.
ARLINGTON. 5 acres zoned liberal
business. Very close in: Q min
utes to the Pentagon on main hwy.
Definitely underpriced at ST so per
50. It, to settle an estate. FOR
DETAILS AND PLAT. CALL COL.
BRECKENRIDGE RESID., TIE. 6.
37I6 or at FREDERICK W. BE.
EMS SALES. INC. JA., 5-2620.
SILVER SPRING = Valuable COM
mercial site, Sl13 Fenton. Lot is
5Ox1O0 with alley along one side:
improved by 6-rm. brick Colonial
nome. full bsmt. garage. 3 blocks
from the Hecht Co. Offered by
THOS. E.. FARRELL CO., 72l 10th
ST. NV, Wash, d. c MA. S-O7fi5
or ~. 5-SlS5.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5; sI5 5th At
n.w.-Attractively remodeled; ist
commercial, desirable for law Of
fices. small business or combina-
ton home and ONCE Walking
distance to courts, General AcctE.
Once, Union Station, downtown
and st. Mary's Church; S14,g50,
FRANK M. DOYLE, Owner, WO.
b-2637 or DI. 1896.
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HOUSES for SALE, Va. Cont.

-
BLVD. MANOR--spht level. 4 bed
rms, ga baths, lge liv rm. with
firepl., sep. din rn, generous clos
cts, daylight bsmt., schools and
shopping centers: 10 minutes PEN
tagon mi before reaching Seycn
Corners shopping center. Sale BY
OWNER S2l.g50. ia s-2330.
fAIRFAN--Beautifui new a-bedrm.
part brick and paneled cOntempo-
Tary rambler Al large rooms
large carport. 1924. aluminium
screened concrete porch. Sxlti. large
fireplace with raised hearth Raau-
tiiul cOlored bath Venetian blinds
yalanceS m living rm.. large modern
Kitchen with knotty pine cabinet
Eye-level Hotpoint oven I1-cu 1T.
pink REFRIGERATOR. full daylight
bsmt, with heat partitioned for
rec. rm. Lot over "a acre. l00xo90
For sale by builder, Sl5,ij0. Good
terms Save sales commission, no
brokers DIRECTIONS: Out Route
30 to Route 1913. turn right u mile
turn left on Oak St, go Y mile to
haN l.
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fALLs CHuRCH. loo E. MarshaIl St
FALLS cHURCH-ssle BY OWNER;
FALLS CHURCH = Modern conter

p0faTy, Win 2 bedrms.. Nv nm
with firepl and din rm wish
bcamed ceiling, beautiful equipped
storage facilities. . closets In
house; i4-acre lot. Only SlG.5OO.
DILLON LAND co lie 4-4nln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

wrote plays, including "Craig's
Wife" Another, Walter. vas
vaudeville's perennial favorite.
1.-The Virginia Judge"
Big Jack married Grace
Major, once a model and later
a director of physical educa-
ton at the University Of Penn
sylvania. They had four chill
dren. John B., jr.. Peggy, Grace
and Lizanne. Grace was the
shy. quiet one in an outgoing,
athletic family.
The family grew up in q big
house-well of the social main
line-were marched with equal
regularity OF to the Roman
Catholic Church on Sundays
and the Penn Athletic Club
for exercise.
He Is Millionaire
Kelly has done well. He is
reported to be worth several
million dollars today. is a big
wheel in Philadelphia DEMO-
cratic politics. Grace attended
a convent school, went on to
Stevens in Germantown and,
See LOWRY, Page B.!
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pion sculler-a sport in which
one man rows one small boat
as fast as he can.
AS an American champion,
Kelly sought to race at famed
Henley Regatta In England.
but because he had once
worked with his hands" as a
bricklayer, he was ruled in
eligible for this "gentleman's"
race. Kelly. later was picked
for the United States Olympic
team, met and vanquished the
Henley winner. and mailed his
sweaty rowing cap to King
George v of England.
That was not the end. When
John B. Kelly, jr., came along.
his father coached him. too,
to championship status. In
1947. young 'Kell" went to
Henley. qualified. and beat all
corners.
Meanwhile, the one-time
bricklayer had built a bor-
rowed $1,000 into one of the
Nations biggest brickwork
construction companies. Two
of his brothers went into the
theater. One, George Kelly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
FAIRY TALE ROMANCE
Glamour Always
Pursued Miss Kelly

have been titled Jack Kelly'S
revenge.
Miss Kelly, an Oscar
winning actress and a top
movie star at the boxoffice by
vote of film exhibitors. is CIV
ing up Hollywood next month
to become her serene highness,
Princess Gracia of Monaco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

Whether the parting will be
permanent is not yet clear.
The prince says 1t will, but his
bride pointed out on her way
to the wedding that she still
has a contract with four years
to run.
% Titles
Be that as it may, when
the VOWS are pronounced April
10 and 10, the lovely Miss
Kelly will become consort to
one of the worlds few re-
naming reigning monarchs.
and will accumulate % other
titles, ranging from duchess to
baroness.
All of this, the cynics main
tain, can be taken as a method
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
AP Newsfeatures Writer

There are some cynics who
have suggested that the Graus-
tark romance of Grace Pa
tr1cia Kelly of Philadelphia
and Rainier III, sovereign
prince of Monaco, is another
chapter in a book which might
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

Of showing the world how
much a Kelly can accomplish
even without ever breaking
into Philadelphia's social reg
lister.
Friends of the well-man-
nered, coolly poised Miss Kelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

scott at this, however. They
say she is a young lady who
knows her own mind, who Is
ruled in this case by her heart
and who is genuinely in love
with her prince.
The story Of Jack Kelly's
revenge begins more than 80
years ago when handsome,
strapping John B. Kelly, two
generations away from a
County Mayo farm, was COL
lecting trophies as a cham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

Editors note: To mony on Amerieor
girl, the height Of accomplishment
would be marrying o prince or be-
coming O movie stor And here's
q girl who is renouneins one to do
the other. This is the second Of
four stories on next months NOR
riooe in Monoco.)
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FASHIONS

1O5-39.9S-59.9S Budget Coats,
wool plush, chinchilla, miracle
blends. 8-l8, 141a -24l2 - 1913
2rd r., Mezsdnine, Washington Oalv
5O-9.98-10.9S for wear now!
Dresses; 1920. l41s -221s -.5.8S
36-3.99-5.99 HOusedresses and
Wrap-ArOunds, daytime dresses,
81
40-22.98 Cocktail and Evening
Dresses; 1915 - So
40-l7.98-22.9S Jr. Dresses and
busters; Ills $40
22.9S-29.98 Jr. Date Dresses,
organdies; 7-15 SIS
l37-S1l Rayon Unlined Suits;
navy. pastels; 1918 .- SO
142s-3.99-12.99 Jr. SpOrtswear,
Stacks, shorts, skirts, blouses,
l.S8-4.88
201-S2 29.95 Post Inventory
Clearance Better Lingerie, as
sorted pieces 1899
3rd Floor. WASHINGTON
25l-Sl 2.95 Lingerie, union
suits, vests, pants, snuggies,
chemises in womens sizes, SOC
Street Floor, Washington ONLY
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RUGS. MOST
I.OF.A.KTND

Reg. 1895 Hand-hOOked Rugs,
imported cotton, 10Xl4, pattern
choice SIS
24.95 9x12 White Cotton Twist.
So
24.95 9x12 Yellow Cotton Twist,
So
1885 9xl2 Yellow Cotton Twist,
$50
1895 9xl2 Red Cotton Twist, $50
1895 9x12 Blue Cotton Twist.
$40
1895 9xl2 Rose Cotton Twist,
$50
1895 9x12 Black Hooked S45
1925 SxlO Black OblOng Cotton,
S45
S9.95-SxlO Rose OblOng Cotton.
S45
1895 Sx1O Black Wool Blend,
S45
1895 Black Wool Hooked S45
1895 9xl2 Beige Wool Hooked.
S45
1895 9x12' Cotton Modern Hook.
$50
1895 9x12' Brown Embossed
Cotton ----- = S45
1895 1Oxl5 Black Braided, 1895
1895 1lXl5 Green Wool Blend
Hook - 1895
1895 11xl5 Beige Wool Hook.
1895
$40 Grey Nylon Cut Pile $40
1920 9X6' Beige Wool Embossed.
$40
1920 9x6 Grey Wool Twist, $50
1858 9X6'6" Gold Wool Twist,
Wilton $50
1868 9x7'6" Grey Wool Twist,
$40
7O,1S 9xS47 White RayOn Pile,
$40
1915 9xS'x4" Green Wool Twist
$40
1880 9xS6" Green Wool, Will
ton $40
72.42 9x86" Green Wool Rayon
Twist ---------------------$lO
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NEWS
FURNISHINGS

476-3.95-S5 F a nous Dress
Shirts; excellent selection! l.59
35-1O.95 Terry lined Beach
Goats; S, M, l. ------.- 2.99
35O-1.25 Mems Boxer Shorts;
broken sizes ----- SOC
Street Floor, Washington ONLY
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BEDSPREADS

1898 to 1893 Assorted Pillows,
2 for So
$3.50 Plisse Spreads, green,
So
65-5.98 TO 9.98 Grapes, cotton.
taffeta, assorted So
1858 Spreads, print, full and
twin So
1888 Curtains, assorted So
$3.50 Spreads, white chenille,
2.99
2O-S25 Spreads, Heirloom, full
oAdC pAb
en- OL.Inn. ha.,nAn..
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NEWS SHOES

IS pr.-17.95 1895 Ere nch
Shriner, BOstonian Shoes, 1899
So pr. - Imported, Domestic
Leather-lined Shoes 1899
% pr.-Hand sewn LOafcrs:
brown leather: broken sizes. 4.99
2nd Floor, WdShiuotOn Oniv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

1851 Tea Towels -4/Sl
1O-If perfect 1898 Dinner
Cloths, orion lace --.-- SIS
1889 Bridge Cloths, hand
woven - 1899
l0-4.49-5.99 Dinette Cloths,
linen, rayon and cotton ---2.99
5th Floor, Washington
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Curtains. DrapeS

81 prs. 4..99 Grapes, pinch
pleat, 30" - 81
81 prs.-2.99 Curtains, chintz,
1896" 81
43-1.19 Matching Valances,
19c
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GIRLS AND BOYS

400 2.99-3.99 Tots Sum mer
Dresses, l to and to 6x 1893
4S-4.99 Girls Terry Play Suits,
S, NJ, l. 2.99
6O-1.99 Girls Poplln Jackets, TIA,
SEC, 2 for 81
799-1O.99 Girls Raincoats,
broken sizes --5.9 9
12-12.98 Subteen Khaki Plaid
RaincOatS, broken sizes 1888
35-3.99-4.99 Subteen BIouses,
broken sizes -- SOC; 2 for 81
200-$3 Girls Magic Crepe Baby
Dolls, Ala 1.99
5O-2.99 Boys Rayon Linen Pa
jamas, 6-8 -- 1.99
$3.50 Girls Cotton Plisse Slips,
only ------5 SEC; 2 for 81
l3O-6.95-9.95 Teens Summer Dress
Shoes, broken sizes 500
1S5-6.95-9.50 Children's Summer
Shoes, boys, girls, 8ia-3 4.99
Rrd Floor, WASHINGTON and Silver
Spring 5rd Floor, PARKinoton
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LINENS

15-If perfect 1898 Lace Dinner
Cloths, cotton and rayon, ivory,
4.99
1881 Ecru, filet-type, plastic,
2/Sl
1l-4.5O 5-pc. Bridge Sets, linen,
So
12-5.99 Table Cloths, floral,
linen 2.99
6-3.99 Linen Cloths, 54x54, COL
ors, lace trim ----- 1893
1883 Table Cloths, 64x84,
linen - -4.99
15O-59c Napkins, lace trim, 29c
35-1.69-l.99 Dinner Napkins,
Madeira -.-- 49,. 2/S1
7-lO.9S Banquet Cloths, Irish
linen ------- 3.yJ
12-4.50 Chair Back Sets, Ma
Oerla S2
26-1.59 Guest Towels, white.
2/$l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

1861 Davy Crockett Polo
Shirts, Sex 500
1888 Girls Cotton Blouses.
TIA ST
57-2.29 Girls SailcIOth Jackets,
broken sizes - 81
$3.50 Girls Black Velveteen
Fancy Pants 1893
15-4.99-5.99 Girls Wool Skirts;
broken sizes 2.99
5-l4.9S-l7.9S Girls Pastel For
mails; 10ia 10 1888
45-4.99-5.99 Girls Cotton
Dresses. broken sizes 2.99
7-l2.99 Subteen Felt Busters,
broken sizes 4.99
15-l2.99-l7.99 Subteen Better
Dresses, broken sizes $3.50
40-l.99 Jr. Deb Tee Shirts 81
34-6.99-8.99 Jr. Deb Tee Shirt
Dresses 4.SS
lS-22.99-S25 Jr. Deb Formals
1899
29-l7.99-S25 Jr. Deb Suits S.S8
3O-l0.99-l9.99 Jr. Deb Dresses
S.99-14.99
5l4-69c-Sl Boys Famous Make
Underwear; broken sizes.
2 for 81
195-39c-49c Boys Cotton Hose,
broken sizes 49, - for 81
25-79c Boys NylOn Stretch
Hose for 81
84-l.99 Boys Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts; 4 and 6 Geo
92-1.99-2.99 Boys Swim Trunks,
broken sizes 81
112-l.69 Boys Short Sleeve
Polo Shirts, broken sizes 81
$3.50 Boys Striped Ivy League
Pants, 1888 in group 3.99
85-4.95-S.95 Teens Dress and
Casual Shoes, broken sizes 81
51-7.95 9.95 Boys Summer
Dress Shoes, broken sizes 4.99
l2OO-39c Children's Anklets,
slack socks, 5ia-ll in group,
5 for 81
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NEWS S5O-$55
FINE
SUMMER SUITS

New low price-topnotch quail
ityl Woods, dacron-wool or mo-
hair and wool blends!
Regulars: 1885, 2/37, 1888, 6I39,
$40, 1/42, 5I44, 3/46, lI48.
Shorts: 1886, 5I37, ABB, 3/39,
2 40, 2/42. Longs: 1873, 6/39,
l/44. Stouts: 2/42, 3/44, l/46.
S22
2nd FInnt- Wnshinntnn nnln
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WASHINGTON STORE Only

1O3.9S 9x9'2" Green RayOn
Tweed $50
1852 9x9'2" Beige Wool EN-
bOSSed $50
1906 9x9 Green Wool Wilton,
$50
1O1.5O sx99" Beige Carved
RayOn --- -- $50
$685. 9xlO SandaIwOod NylOn
Pile " $50
1880 9x12 Grey Wool Twist.
500
91.49 9xll Brown Rayon NylOn.
$50
177.67 9x1l'7" Green Wool Will
ton 500
SPA 9xIO Wool Floral 80 $50
1895 9xl2 Grey Floral $50
1880 9xl2 Beige ROund-wire
Wilton ~ --- $50
1870 9xl2 Beige NylOn Pile $50
1895 9x12 Wool and RayOn
Floral ---- $40
1895 9xl2 Grey-red Floral Ak
minister - $40
1890 9x15 Turquoise Tweed
(soiledD 1880 ---------- $40
1881 9xl5 Green Wool EN-
bOssed (soiled) -----. $40
1925 1879 Beige Textured $40
1880 OKLA Green Wool Wilton,
$50
1866 9x14 Grey Wool and Ray
on Twist $50
POLLS l5x9 Grey Wool Twist,
SlOO
1875 9x15 Brown kayon Tweed,
$40
17O.75 15x9 Green RayOn-NylOn
Embossed ---. $50
243.7O 9xl6 Beige Wool Twist,
$3.50
1-152.S5 9x15 SandalwOOd Ny
Ion Cut Pile ----- $50
l-l23.45 9Xl5 SandalwOOd Ray
on Cut Pile $780,. Sos
l-l19.95 9x13 Green RayOn-Ny-
lon TeXtured $50
1-lO3.3l 12x6'8" Brown Wool
Twist $40
$3.50 l2x6 Nutra Wool Will
ton $40
l-75.24 l2x6'6" Grey WOOl-Ny-
lon Twist $50
l. 1927 l2x6'l0" Turquoise
Carved Wool $40
l--l42.21 12x61O" Beige Carved
Wool l~ - $40
1-73.53 12x7'5" Rose Cotton Cut
Plle 1885, --.-==.--.-- hlJ
1-7i2O 12x7 Grey Cotton Cut
Pile ------r----------
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PAINTS

1S-S6 Narnish. clear gal. 2.99
l5-5.S5 House Paint, outside.
white gal. 399
$3.50 Porch and Deck En-
amel, light grey only, gal. 1888
1876 Paint, white, semi gloss,
gal. 1888
25-4.SO Paint, flat, 4 cOlors,
gal. 2.69
2i-S6 MOnad Bone White En-
amel --. . gal. 3.99
7th Floor. WdJhinstoa
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GIFTS

2O0-SI to 2.95 Choice Of Imported
Hanging Baskets or Flower Pot
Covers; handmade - 79c to 1.49
7th Floor. Washington. tn Floor,
StlUeT Spring and PARKinQtOu
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TOTS TO TEENS

8O-2.99-4.99 Babe and fodder
dresses, summer. fall 1888
$3.50 Acrilan Sweaters, 9-18
months 81
l5-S2 fodder Terry Slippers,
BROKEN sl1eS------------------Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
SHADE SHOP

Reg. 1898 Floor Screens, Stat
roll, colorS $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

50-1.95 Glass Holders, metal,
COlOIS ------- -----r---- oJC
20-1.50 pr. Salt and Pepper
Shakers, --- 79c pr.
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Amelia E0rhUrt
Luggage

Luggage
S33 Train Cases, Week-enderS,
81" 27.99
$3.50 O'night Case, 10" 24.99
$3.50 Jr. Pullman Case, "a,
3O.99
$50 Pullman Case, 26" 80
$3.50 WardrObeS, PulImans, 90,
1899
Luooaoc Street FL. Washington ONLY
1895 Kessler StratOlite Pull
man, go Wheat 23.99
2-42.5O Alligator grain Mems
Weekender, 81" 1899
2-l7.95 National Fabrilite
Train Box. AZ. Green 1899
S-l5.99 Mems Travel Sacs, 40",
9.99
Hiss Ladies' Garment Trav-
cling Bags, 54" ---------- 1899
Plus tax
Street Floor, Washington Only
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LUGGAGE

$3.50 American TOurister, 26"
Pullmans; blue 1887
4-34.95 Dress Wardrobe, III;
pTOWl ---- 1917
3-19.95 Ladies' Weekend Cases,
81" " 9.99
1885 Mems COwhide Week
ender, IL; suntan --19.99
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1-15S.8O 12x7S" Green wool
Wilton $40
5000 12xS Green RayOn Cut
Pile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
l-l92.87 1885" Rose Wilton
1-195.4O 12x9'S" Brown Wilton.
500
1-159.3O 12xlO'9" Grey Wool
Twist ------------ $50
l-I43.SO 12x15 Grey NylOn-
RayOn Cut Pile - $50
l-l64.6O 12X15 Turquoise Cut
Pile ---- $50
3O5.OO 12x15 Grey Wool
Twist Sis
1-249.95 Black Wool Hook,
l2X18 ----- 1895
-249.95 Rose Wool Hook.
l2X18 ------------1 1895
l-249.95 Rose Wool Blend,
l2x18 ------ 1895
l-249.95 12x1S Rose Wool Blend,
1895
1-249.95 Green Wool Blend,
l2xl8 -----1l9.95
l-249.95 12x1S Blue Wool Hook.
1895
6th Floor, WASHINGTON
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MISSES DRESSES

S8-1O.98-12.98 Cotton Knit Dress
es, cord suits, summer cottons; 10
ID in group. Casual Dresses Sc
SO-22.98 Summer Suits, famous
make rayon criSps and flannels:
l0-18 in group. Casual Dresses. $40
1OO-6.99 Cay Artley Dresses, rayon
crepe; grey, green, navy, brown;
l2-40. Daytime Dresses 5.88
1O1-$6-$16 Nurses Uniforms in
poplins, dacrons and nylons
3.8S-7.SS
10 17.98-22.98 WOmen's Better
Dresses, silk standings, anchor
sheers, nylon jerseys and cottons:
l4l2-24la in the group S12
3rd FL. Washington; 2nd FL,
Silver Spring and PARKngton
ACCESSORIES
5OO-1.39 Ribbon Scarfs, some Sc
quln trim --- ------- Soc
25O-2.9S-3.9S Hand-rOlIed So" Silk
Squares l,59
1,0O0-59c Swiss E m brOldered
HandkerchiefS -39 c
I,4O0-S1 Summer White Porcelain
Jewelry --5 9c; 2 for 81
400-S3 Imported Straw Bags, 81"
'PluS tax
street Floor. Washington, slrer Spring,
PARhTnOf0n