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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY!

16-75c to $50 Palm Springs
Japanese China Odd Pieces,
29c to 49c
175--5Oc P0mpadOur Rose Jap
anese China Salad Plates 19c
35-4Oc PompadOur Rose Jap
anese China Bread-and- buffers,
lac
5O--35c Pompadour Rose Jap
anese China Saucers SC
11-4.95 Blue Dorm CasseroIes,
1.99
26-50c Blue Dorm Salad Plates,
19c
6-2.95 Blue Dorm China Tea
pots and Vegetable Bowls S9c
3-S.95 California Farmhouse D
at. Casser0Ies In Stands ----2.99
2-7.95 California Farmhouse
Coffee jug and Stand - 2.99
2--34.95 California "WiId Flow
er" by Brock 32-pc. Set 500
1O-4.95 Yellow PebblefOrd It'd
bit Servers 2.99
$50 Yellow PebbIefOrd Cas-
serole and Warmer 2.99
10-4.95 Yellow PebblefOrd q
pc. Server in Rack -> 2.49
S--9.95 Yellow PebbIeford In
suIated Icebucket "ThermorOI"
4.99
25-1.95 Yellow PebbIeford
Cookie Jars ------- 2.99
24-12.95 Yellow PebbIefOrd
3-pc. Canister Sets .-- 500
10-2.50 Yellow PebbIefOrd Cow
cred Cheese Dishes ----1.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
GIFTS
IN Floor-Washinoton only


S--5.95 White Classic Column
Vases 2.99
lO-1.95 Variety Spice Boxes,
CSC
27-1.5O Seasoning Sampler
Boxes Of Spices ----- 79c
9-4.95 Pewter Golf Ball Ash
trays - --2.99
$3.50 Brass Wall PLAQUES
with bone china centers- LAG
l0-1.95 Hand-painted Dutch
Canape Plates --e---------79 rec
1875 Ceramic Chess Dishes
with spreaders in basket LAG
45-1.95 to 1896 Imported Salad
Tossers wood and horn,
79c to 1.29
26--S.95-4.5O Pottery Stemmed
Vases many colors - 1.99
15-5.95 Hand painted Card or
Cigarette Boxes ---- 1.99
50-1.95 to 1896 Imported Hand
painted Plates 49c to 1.49
5O--2.50 Green and brown I'm
ported Individual Salad Bowls.
I.49
15--3.95 Imported White Flower
Bowls -- 1.49
2O--1.Oo Brass Candle SIip-ons,
Ice
6O-1.OO Ice Shavers, in shape
of ship ---------2 9c
7-2.50 Handkerchief "CIO-
yer" Elephants - 79c
1O--1.95 to $50 Brass Chippen-
dale-styled Card Trays.
49c 10 7gc
20-1.25 Bamboo handled Table
Spoons ---------- 79c
sos TOIe Metal Lavabos.
1889
s0-1.95 10 1896 Hanging Straw
Flower Pot Covers Soc TO 1.29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
FLOOR-SAlMPLE
TV SETS
stu Floor Washington Only

"Ate $1,000 Nfftt'sbtNfe -thA
All guaranteed to be in perfect
working order!
1-299.95 ADMIRAL 1856 Blonde
"a Series" Table TV =. 1885
1-254.95 ADMIRAL 1856 Ebony
black IA Series" Table TV,
1895
1-2s9. o5 ADMIRAL 1856 Mig.
Finish "21 Series" Console TV,
239.95
2-199.95 RCA VICTOR 1856
Blonde "21 Series Table TV,
1895
2-25s.s5 RCA VICTOR 1856
Mig. Finish "21 Series" Con-
sole TV -- 219.95
2-3s9.95 PHILCO 1856 Mig.
Finish "a Series" Consolette,
1885
1--24S.s5 PHILCO 1856 Mig.
Finish "21 Series" Table TV,
1895
1--149.95 ADMIRAL 1856 Ebony
Black 1T Series" Table Ty,
1895
1-32s.5O FAMOUS MAKE 1856
Blonde 81 Series" Console,
1880
1-sss.s5 CAPEHART 1856
Blond ''21 Series" Console TN
1885
3--5O9.s5 ADMIRAL 1855 "21
Series" TV-Radio- Phone Com
binati0n -- -- 1885
1895 ZENITH 1856 Blond
"21 Series" Console TV-. 1895
1--369.95 MOTOROLA 1856
Mig. Finish "2l Series" Con-
sole 249.95
1885 ZENITH Ebony Black
1856 ''21 Series" Table TV, 1885
Especial ZENITH 1856 Blond
"21 Series Console TV $40
1--279.95 ZENITH 1856 Blond
''2l Series" Console TV, 2I9.95
2--369.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC
1855 '21 Series" Consoles, 229.95
1885 GENERAL ELECTRIC
1856 Bronze Finish al Series"
Console ----------.2l 9.95
2-159.95 FAMOUS MAKE 1856
Portable Side Tuning Tvs. $685.
1--299.95 FAMOUS MAKE 1856
Mhg. Finish I'll Series" Con-
sole 1885
1-299.s5 BENDIX 1855 Mig
Finish III Series" Console
TY ---- 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
DINETTES AND
CABINETS
7tA Floor-WasAfH0ton only

tn iooy-Washfnoton Only
1--13.95 Righ-hand Wall Cabi-
net 1888
1-I5.95 Right hand door Stor-
age Cabinet. 64x1S in, as is, T.s8
2-18.95 Double Door Storage
Cabinets, as is 9.s9
sass Space Savers, some
with glass doors, as is ---14.S8
I-19.99 Wardrobe, 64x2Tx20, as
is --------. 1888
lass Wardrobe, 69x27x2O in.
as is ----------13.8 1888
PISS Base Cabinets. 32x2lx36.
2-drawer. as is --------1z.88
1-s2.S5 Base Cabinet with For
mica top. 24x2ox36 in, as is.
1858
PASS Base Cabinets. 24x25x36
in. with hreadbox. as is 1888
I-l3.95 Wall Cabinet, 30xi5,
left-hand door. as is 78s
1-2eS5 Double Door Wall
Cabinet. 24x3O in, as is llSs
1-Ie9.s5 Howell 5-pc. Dlnette.
imperfect. chrome s9.e5
1--l09.95 5-pc. Howell Dinette.
blactone. a. Is $3.50
z-z9.s5 Double-dOor Cabinet.
as Is ----------------------l4Ss
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LINENS
sm Washington only

Sth Floor Only
25-If PERI. 2.69 to 3.99 Printed
Luncheon Cloths, 52x52" 1.99
I5-If PERI. 1863 to 4.99 Printed
Dinette Cloths, 52x70~~ 2.99
1O-If PERI. 500 to s.99 Printed
Dinner Cloths, 60x90" -4.99
35-If PERI. 2.69 Printed Linen
Tea Cloths, 42x42~ -1.59
2O-If PERI. 1.99 Printed Linen
Mixer Covers ----- 100
52-If PERI. 81 Printed Linen
Tea Towels 2 for 81
75--2,ssor 81 Plain Linen Guest
Towels, colors IS for 81
36-If PERI. 9.95 Irish Damask
Dinner Cloths, 70x88" -4.99
12-1.99 Woven S-Pc. Luncheon
Sets, colors - ---- 100
125-59c Cotton and Rayon
Damask Dinner Napkins. colors,
4 for 81
36--If peri. 1898 Lace Dinner
Cloths, TOKYO" ----------- -4.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
2O-2.49 to 4.49 Venetian Blinds,
as is 99c
3-4.9S Two-FoId Floor Screens,
as is --- --1 .99
$3.50 to 1899 Awnings, as is.
1888
6-7.99 to 1898 Hassocks, as is,
1.9S
BLANKETS AND
COMFORTS
sth FIoor-washlnpton onlp


6-12.95-I4.95 1907 Wool BIan-
kets, 72x90 inches ---- 1885
10-12.95 to 1875 AlI-WO0I
Blankets, twin, soiled 7.95
SASS to 1895 AII-WOOI
Blankets, double, soiled ! 9.95
$3.50 Rayon-NylOn Blankets,
72x90-inch. soiled 3.99
5-24.95 GE Slumber Covers,
twin size - 1850
5-29.95 GE Slumber Covers,
double size - 1850
12--12.95 NylOn-covered Da-
cron-fiIIed Comforts 1865 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
DOMESTICS
sM FlOOr-washinOton Only

s4-Whlte Muslin Sheets, SAX
o5~ ---------L----99 sec
74-If PERI. 2.S9 Percale Sheets,
72xlO8" -1 .99
Golf PERI. 2.99 PercaIe Sheets,
fitted twin ---1.9 9
54-If PERI. 99c High Count
Muslin Pillowcases - zoe
II PERI. 79c CoIored Muslin Pill
lOwcases Csc
69-If PERI. S.49 Multistriped
Pereale Sheets, 72x108" ESQ
s9-If PERI. 1.29 Multistriped
PilIOwcases - 88c
2O--If PERI. 2.99 NyIon Sheets,
bottom twin -- 1.99
35-If PERI. s.ss NyIOn Sheets.
Top TWIN ~ Z.yy
17-If PERI. s.s9 NylOn Sheets.
bottom double 1.99
24-n PERI. 4.99 NyIon Sheets,
top double 2.99
55-If PERI. 4.99 200" Count
Percale Sheets. 72x108@ --2.50
e5-If PERI. see ~2O0'' Count
Percale Sheets, fitted twin. $50
45-If PERI. 5.99 "20es Count
Percale Sheets. 8lxl08" $50
self PERI. 5.s9 "2eov Count
PercaIe Sheets, fitted double,
$50
60-If PERI. l.l9 "20e" Count
Percale PillOweases se9
S4-If PERI. 4.99 SanforiZed
Mattress Pads. twin 2 for IS
so-If PERT 5-s9 Sanforized
Mattress Pads. double $50
2S-i.s9 and 5.ss Foam Topper.
twin Or double 5.a9
fS-7.ss KoolfOam Pillows, ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
PAINTS
7th Fioor-WashiastoH ONLY
CHINA AND
GLASSWARE

IN Fioor-- wsshfssfon oals
s0-sl to 80 Apple Blossom
japanese China Odd Pieces,
cups. ssucers. plates, nm soups
and fruits .l ec TO t9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
TOWELS AND
BATH MAT SETS

sth Floor--wdshingtoH Only
45O-1.98 to 2.ss Famous Make
Bath Towels, variety colors.
Some striped, some metallics,
some embroidered 4 for IS
300-1.00 to 1.49 Face Towels,
many matching CSC
300--39c to 49c Wash Cloths,
many matching 5 for 81
1859 Chenille 3-Pc. Mat Sets,
blue only ---- 1.99
300--I.00 Asbestos Tea Towels,
BY U. S. Rubber ---.3 for 81
25-5.99 Heavy Cotton Chenille
Mat Sets ------.z for IS
5oo--If PERI. 1873 Cannon Bath
towels
2oo-If PERI. 100 Cannon Face
Towels ~------------ 69c
50o-50c Cannon Wash Cloths
39c
1oo-2.s9 TO $50 II PERI. Heavy
Quality Mat Sets --------L9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

sth Floor Washington Only
All guaranteed TO be in perfect
working order!
2 - 1895 WESTINGHOUSE
1855 Automatic Washers, slSS
2-179.95 BENDIX 1855 Auto
matte Washers - 1885
3-249.s5 BENDIx 1855 Auto
matte Washers ----- S1S8
2-29s.s5 BENDIX 1855 Bully
Automatic Washers - 1885
l--339.e5 BENDTx 1885 Fully
Automatic Washer 1885
1-239 .95 BENDIx 1855 Electric
Dryer -------- ---4--~--1 1885
I-4Se.sS BENDIx 1855 Duo
matte Washer-Dryer Comblna-
tion -------~--------- ,szS.SS'
I-z7s.ss GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO 1855 Automatic Washer,
slsS
t-249.95 GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO 1855 Electric DRYER. 1895
s-es.95 FoSTORIA 1855 Iron
ers -.-.-.. 1895
i-27ss5 NORGE 1855 Auto
matte Washer 1895
Especial NORGE 1855 Flee
trio Dryer 1886
l-l2e.s5 NORGE 1855 Electric
DRYER ss.ss
l-zSss5 MAYTAG 1855 Elec-
trie Washer 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

33-1.9S Wastebaskets (26 qt.),
400
21--3.9S Step-on Cans az qt1,
Lib
1888 Step-on Cans &c qt.),
I.49
20-3.98 Two G Compartment
Bread Boxes ----.- $50
17-3.49 Single Compartment
Bread Boxes ---.----.. $50
35-1.49 Napkin Holders - go
3O-2.99 Canister Sets -. 100
56--3.49 Three Way Dispensers,
CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
HOUSEWARES


63--3.95 Fountain BubbIers, easy
to attach 2.99s
1885 Braziers with hood /.
and wheels - PASS
6O-6.99 Outdoor Showers, easy
to connect 1888
2O-5.95 Aluminium Pitcher and
Tray Sets - l.99
65--2.95 Nesco ROlI-TOp Bread
Boxes --------. 300
SO--l.49 Nesco 2-Pc. Cake Cover
Sets ---~ $685. 40
$3.50 Nesco Trays 40
1O0-1.49 Nesco Canister Sets,
zoo
S5-98c Nesco Trays ------ 2Sc
35-l.4s Nesco step-on Cans,
44e
sO-I.4s Nesco Picnic or Utility
Baskets -y4-g---4z-..- 40
$3.50 NescO Beverage Cook
ers 800
$685. Ne SEQ Combination
Barbecue and Working Tables
on wheels 4.s8
125-2.9S NescO Portable Bra
ziers. easy TO carry go
60-9.95 Nesco Two-Tiered Roll
easy Serving Carts 3s9
25--4.99 Stool Ladders 3.B8
900 GE Bulbs. from IS 10 $50
watt ----z4--4---R Reduced x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

1-239.95 FRIGIDAIRE 1855
Electric Dryer - 1895
2-279.95 FRIGIDAIRE 1855
Automatic Washers $lSS
1-239.95 FRIGIDAIRE 1855
Automatic Washer 1895
l-279.95 THOR 1855 Automatic
Washer S148
1885 THOR 1855 Electric
Dryer ------ 1885
2-1S9.95 KELVINATOR 1855
Electric Dryers 1895
1895 WHIRLPOOL 1855
Electric Dryer $1,000 1885
1885 HOTPOINT 1855 EIec-
trio Dryer ------I3 1895
l-369.95 PHILCO 1855 Freezer,
SEAS
1-35s.95 ADMIRAL 1855 Re-
frigeratOr 1885
- 1895 INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER 1855 Refrigerator
229.95
1-219.95 GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO 1855 Refrigerator 1895
2-139.95 COOLERATOR 1855
Dehumidiliers - 74.95
1-459.95 FRIGIDAIRE 1855
Refrigerator - 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

19-12.Ss to 1888 Assorted Che
nile Spreads ------ 81
11--9.9S to 1898 Assorted Grapes
Sg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
BEDSPREADS
ga Elgo,-Rsshtas.on onlr

sfh wsshiHs,on oEip
1888 10 1888 Assorted Che
nile Spreads IS
z1-I2.ss to 1883 Assorted Tai
Tered Spreads ------------0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
MODERN LIVING ROOM

Iz4.ss ODD SECTIONS BY ROWE
all with foom cushions. Use as love-
scots, corner chairs or odd seating units.
Left or right arm or bumper styles, or
center curve sections Choice of IS
sections in worried styles, colors 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

1895 LADIES' FIREsIDE CHAIRS
turned arm chairs with mahogany finish
frome, no-soo springs. COTTON upholsteries
in oquo only. 4 chairs. SIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

1895 FOAM z-PART sEcTIoNALS
BY ROWE nationally advertised,
fIored arm styling tnow discontinued
Pink, turquoise or chorcooI. Eight 2
port sectionols. 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
BEDROOM
TRADITIONAL

1885 3-Pc. MAHOGANY BEDROOMS
Sove 1883 Fomous-moke
dresser, chest and bed Just suites.
Sl88
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

said. 1t didn't look like art to
me-"
The demonstrators advised
her Ito let him go, at least within
reason" 1t showed not only
that he's interested in painting
but also in learning, Mrs. Moran
said.
Across the room Mrs. Lee M.
Records, of 6704 Fourth street
NV, demonstrated the use of
clay as an instrument of teach
ing
1T makes no difference what
they make with it, if anything, +"
she said. 1.-THE important thing
is that they have something in
their hands something with
which they can use their mag
nations"
She told the parent-teachers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

NV, all Negroes. Mrs. Duncan
and James are represented by
Attorney James ]. Laughlin. At
torney Albert j. Ahern, jr., rep
resents Simms.
Assistant United States At
torney Frederick G. Smithson
rested the Governments case
yesterday-the 10th day of trial
Approximately rs prosecution
witnesses testified.
The automobile, in which the
prosecution contends the defend
ants took Duncan's body into
Virginia, was inspected by the
Jury yesterday.
Duncan's body was found
buried in shallow grave near
Providence Forge, Va. The in
dictment charges he was fatally
beaten in the District last
| March IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Driver Held in Futul
ITruffic Accident Here

James A. Robinson, 30, was
ordered held for Municipal
Court action by a coroner's jury
yesterday in an auto fatality
case.
The six-man jury held Robin
son, of the 1900 block of Bowen
road Sc, responsible for the
traffic death last Thursday of
Ellis Neistsadt, SO, of 1885 Up
shur street NV.
Robinson, driving east on Suit
land parkway, crashed into an
auto being driven north across
the parkway at Stanton road
Sc, witnesses said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

department and the Parents
IPre-School Council of Washing
ton. In the grass roots, however,
it is handled through depart
Iment regions and smaller parent
groups.
Region A Group
Last nights group was from
Region A, bordered on the south
by Rose Park, on the north by
Lafayette Playground, on the
east by Rock Creek Park, and on
the west by Palisades Park. Some
225 youngsters are enrolled in
the Region A program.
The only cost to the parent is
Ia few dollars a year for milk and
fruit.
This is not nursery pro-
gram" Mrs. J. E. Myers of the
recreation department said. 1--WE
Try 10 teach them something
and at the same time entertain
them" They also learn to func-
ton as group.
cts amazing" Mrs. Myers
continued, how well informed
the parents have to be. That's
why we're briefing them. They
have to be part artist, part must
clan, part mother and above all
know something about pSy-
chology."
The case Of jeff and the po-
tatoeS was a case in point.
Mother Understands
Watching the demonstration of
finger painting by Mrs. Joann
Moran, 1904 Edmunds street
NV, and Miss Edith Preston,
25 Kennedy street NV, the
youngsters mother understood.
Il couldn't figure it out" she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Escaping Acid Fumes
Kill Man, Fell 3 Others

CHICAGO. Oct. Is (R.-One
man was killed and 10 others
were hospitalized after they
were overcome by escaping sui
Iphuric acid fumes while working
in a big sausage casing firm
early today. Three men were
reported in serious condition.
Division Fire Marshal James
Bailey said the men were over
come while working in the
chemical mixing room of the
Wishing Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

that salvage" material also can
be used. You'd be surprised, +"
she said, what a 3-year-old
can make with an oatmeal box,
a paper bag, or an ice cream
container."
Her statement took on weight
when Mrs. Julian Foster, of 5000
Legation street NV, demon
strated the use the youngsters
have made of a pair of scissors
and crayon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

TO practice Incorporating, one
of many courses in the District
pre-school play program.
Il never understood it," she
said. He told me he was draw
ing. but he made such a mess
always made him stop"
Jeff's mother was one of loo
parents who turned out last night
at the Palisades Community
Center. Dana and Sherrier places
NV, where six young ladies OF
the District Recreation Depart
ment--eXperts in child training
demonstrated the best tech
niques for preparing toddlers fol-
school.
Women Predominant
1t was part of an educationa,
program for some of the 1000
parents who devote at least one
morning week to CONDUCTING
pre-school classes throughout the
city. Most of them, of course
are women. Pop is usually al
work.
Five mornings a week about
1900 youngsters, from 3 to 6
years old, are transported via
car pools to District school build
ings and community centers fol
two hours of training" TIC
them it's all play.
Mother, taking her weekly
turn, does the teaching. Depart
ment employees supervise.
Among the subjects" taught
In addition to finger painting. is
pssting and shipping with scis-
sors, crayon drawing, story tell
Ing, modelling with clay, salvage
crafts, and music appreciation.
The program, which spans the
regular school year, is admin
lstered jointly by the recreation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Potatoes Show Value
Of Pre-SchooI 7 raining
By JOHN NJ. ROSSON

The attractive mother all smiles After weeks of
illustration had suddenly dawned her why her
insisted sticking finger the mashed potatoes
ing them his plate.
80 that it," she exclaimed doing his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

death did not occur IN the Dis
trict.
The three defendants, on trial
before District Court jury, are:
Mrs. Jamie Duncan, SO, oil
the 1900 block of Seventh street
NV, Duncan's estranged wife,
Edward James, 81, of the soc
block of Sixteenth street NE.
and Calvin C. Simms, 20, of the
1900 block of Eighteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Gambler Died in Leap,
Murder Jury Is Told

Defense attorneys representing three defendants accused
stdegree murder in the death of gambler Oe
today they will the man fatally injured in Virginia
a jump from moving automobile.
The two attorneys opening statements reserved for today
argued they will Duncan fatally beaten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Shopping
guide for
early Santas

It may be bit early for buying,
but for planning, it's never too
soon. November Better Homes &
Gardens gives you a good head
start by presenting a selection Of
dramatic new gifts for the home
gifts every member of the house.
hold will welcome. The items were
chosen for charm, artistry and
timeless practicability. Be sure to
see them, one is bound to match a
hard-to-buy-for on your gift list.
Get November Better Homes 4
Gardens today :. wherever maya
zines are sold!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

Shop Early Shop Late Tonight Woodward & Lothrop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Rid Pets Of FIeos,
RepeI Odors With
Cedar Pet Mattress

$50 csder PEI ns,,tesses. By Rssseo,
1880, tough metsrel ~eshes, dries
eosily. ioss eolou. Wafer rens~s cedar
oroma.
WcL-Lassess, 7in fIoo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Fine QuoIity Imported
Holland Bulbs

Be sure 10 come in and meke your
selection OF our quolity imported
Holland bulbs--tulips. nereissus. hyo-
einths and eroeus. Plant them now
for . porods Of color next spring.
WGL-Sorden Shop, Ind Floor,
Norh Building oiso Greenhouse,
Chevy Chase. 7 co,ote.
eoe Garden Shop. Alssondro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

THE EVENING STAR Bill
Washington, D. c. ~
THURSDAY, OCTOBER rs. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Special, Save On
2-Pound Fruit Cake

Delicious 7-povnd Tin of Iish, fruit
coke. baked expressly ior Woodward
o Lo,hrop. Buy nov for gifts end
the holiday season.
food Shop. Isl FlosG
North buioina OH n1ag be
pU,ehossd = Cordy Department
o. Chevy ehoss, ! cofnefs. hiss5n5na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
RemnanfS-Friday Only
Huge Savings For
The Nursery Set

4S Imported Wool Sweaters in
white and postels. Short or long
sleeves. For body boys or girls.
Were 7.99 ond 500. Now 5.99
TAT Pairs Imported Bootees,
white wool. Were 80. Now,
soc
IS Imported Cotton Dresses,
hondmndes. Beautifully en-
broidered Were 500. Now 3.99
80 Handmade White Cotton
Dresses with colored embroidery.
Were 1905 Now 500
20 imported Cotton Dresses,
hond-ernbrodered. Were 4 95.
Now -- 7.99
81 White Cotton Dresses, hand
embroidered. Were 500. Now,
2.ss
IS lnfont-siIe Pilloweoses. All
white or with pink or blue trim.
Were l.99. Now Csc
9 Bellerino Body Shoes with
ankle strop ond toe trim. Pink
or blue. Sizes 4 TO 6. Were
2.o5. Nov Csc
~ Wool Bottles. foreign mode.
Were 2 so. Nov LES
90 Hond-made Booties. Pink,
blue or maize. Were ! 90.
Now Las
WGL--The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25

1900 Mems Fine QuoIity
Shirts, in feoulor, spread or
button down collar styles.
French or button cuffs. In os-
sorted coIors, most sizes from
Ia 10 l7h. Were 3.95 70
SOS. Nov 2.95, ; for $50
LOO Ties, in many assorted
styles ard patterns. Were ! 50
TO $50. Nov Csc and Csc
$50 Imported Brior Pipes,
mode in Englond Special puf-
chose Las
100 Mems Fine QuaIity Pa
iomos, in coat ond muddy style,
IN mony fancy patterns. Were
3.95. Nov 2.sS
$50 PoirS Mems Cotton ArsyIo
Hose, in many hondsore pot
terms, sizes loh 10 II only.
Were LOO Nov 4ss, ; for Las
WGL---The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-25
Excellent Opportunity
To Save on
Infants Furniture

Toy Chest. removable troy. White
Was 22.9S. Now --l6.eS
; Scales. Pink and yellow. Slightly
scored. Were 9.o9. Now 500
Hi Dondy choiEs. Natural Were
ll,e5. Now --------5 500
WGL-The Nursery Corner. 4th Floor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21
ANTIOCH BAPTIST
Brownsville

Sunday School was opened at
$50 am. by the superintendent,
Bro. Culver. The IL am. devo-
ton was timely and inspiring.
The message, taken from ST..
John 3:3, was brought to us by
Rev. Potts, subject, "You Must be
Born Again"
At 8 pm. the Improved Ball
Bearers closed the Grand Lodge
session which was a fine affair.
Refreshments were served and
all had grand time.
The BTU met at 6 pm. We are
still asking you to keep up the
good work by attending this aux
Hilary of the church. The pastor
brought us a powerful message at
7:3O, from Hebrews 1873, subject,
"The Changeless Christ" Bap-
tism was. administered after the
am. service.
Sister Mary Preston is away on
vacation. Don't forget the ami
verSary of the ushers board this
Sunday at 3 pm. Come out and
let us make this program a grand
success. The leaders of the Pas
tors Aid Club will be serving
dinner this Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Phyllis Hall. Will you
treat yourself to nice chicken
dinner? Don't forget to pray for
and visit the sick and shutins, and
remember you are always well
come at Antioch.
Rev. E. D. Richardson, pastor
Odessa Williams, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

Sunday School was conducted
by the superintendent, Deacon J..
Ross. The devotional services
were spiritually high both morn
ing and evening.
The Rev. McClary, a member of
our church, delivered the mes
sage both morning and evening.
We enjoyed him very highly. His
morning text: st. Matthew 1:21.
Theme: The name of Jesus. His
evening text: st. Luke 23:45.
Theme: The sun refuses to shine.
The No. 2 choir rendered music
for the morning services, and the
No. 3 usher board was in charge
during the day. We appreciate our
many friends and visitors and we
want you to know that you are
welcome at Friendship at all
times.
Rev. c. Burney, pastor
Claudia Wilson, reporter