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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

Democratic convention pledged
to anybody but Lausche. =.
A WELLKNOWN Republican
name will be at the San Fran
cisco convention from Ohio as
a delegate. Robert A. Taft,
Jr., of Cincinnati.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

One of these days, three local
women are going to a social event
together all wearing identical
dresses. And thereby is a coinci-
dence that's keeping the families
in gales of laughter.
Mrs. A. bought herself dress,
just after Christmas. She got home
to find her sister, Mrs. B., had
bought the exact same dress. Mrs.
c., who is Mrs. AS sister-in-law,
got a Christmas gift dress, pur-
chased out of town. When she dis
played it at a family gathering
the other day, she wondered why
Mrs. A. suddenly started laughing.
Yep, it was the exact same dress
This Explains
Out in Long Beach, Calf, the
former Phyllis braves of Port Clin
ton is going to be wondering why
this weeks COPY of The News
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

TO include his name on that list
of six he rated as "quaiifled 70
succeed him.
HARRY MARSHALL, minori-
ty leader in Cleveland's city
council, figures he can come out
on top if that COP. race for
attorney general nomination
holds to a four or more entry
list.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

to cover them. Then the paper
would send down carrier pigeons,
who would be released at the Bay,
with the race results attached to
their legs. One of Albert's jobs, he
recalls, was to get the pigeons from
the interurban that brought them
to Port Clinton from Toledo; to
see that a dray took them to the
boat, and that they got safely off
to Put-in-Bay.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

Soil tests this week came ir
from Clifford Miller, ]. E. Buhrow
Arnold FurStnau.
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ENGAGED
Conning-Perry

Conning-PerrY
Mrs. George F. Maloney of
Washington announces the
engagement of her grand
daughter. Miss Mureen Can
ming, to DIR. Richard B. Perry,
son of Mrs. Roy M. Perry and
the late Mr.. Perry Of Wash
ington. An April wedding is
planned.
Rulph-MertZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry de For
est Ralph of Tulsa. Okla, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Elizabeth to Mr..
Robert Edwin Mertz. son of
Mr.. and Mrs Louis A. Mertz
of Pittsburgh. Pa. An April
wedding is planned.
Smiths gdon
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Riley
announce the engagement Of
the latter's daughter, Miss
Sally Jane Smith, to Mr..
Charles Austin Ogdon II, son
of DR.. and Mrs. Montell e.
Ogdon of Falls Church. A
June wedding is planned,
Boil Connolly
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ball
of Arlington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Marilyn Kathryn to Pfc. John
Cahill Connolly, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Connolly
of Silver Spring, Md, and Fort
Lauderdale. Fla. A spring we'd
ding is planned.
Brdndenburqer-Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Brandon
burger of Mclean, Va, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Eugenia to 1t.
John Calvin Smith, USN, of
Madison. Wis, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson N. Smith of Miles
City, Mont. An April 3 we'd
ding is planned.
Werber-Bryont
Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Werber of University Park, Md.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Patricia to Mr..
William F. Bryant, jr., son of
Mrs. Bryant Of Charlotte, N. c..
and the late Mr.. Bryant. A
June wedding is planned.
Morvin-Hordison
Professor and Mrs. James w.
Marvin of South Burlington,
Vt, announce the engagement
of their daughter Nancy Lee TO
Mr.. William Gerry Morgan
Harrison, son of Vice Admiral
Osborne B. Harrison. USN,
retired, and Mrs. Harrison Of
Washington.
Johnson-Jones
The president of Howard
University and Mrs. Mordecai
w. johnson announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Anna Faith to Mr.. Frank Sid
ney Jones, son of Mrs David
d. Jones and the late Mr..
Jones who was president Of
Bennett College, Greensboro,
N, c. A June wedding is
planned.
Love-Wentworth
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Kenneth
Love of Alexandria announce
the engagement of their
daughter Evelyn Claire to Mr..
Robert Clark Wentworth, son
Of Mrs. Edna Clark Went
worth Of Baltimore and DR..
Chester K. Wentworth Of Hon.
olulu. Hawaii. A June wedding
is planned.
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President Mayer
Is Bid Farewell

The directors Of the Export
Import Bank entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in honor
of Rene Mayer, president of
the High Authority Of the
European Community for Coal
and Steel, who leaves Wash
ington today to continue his
United States visit.
Hosts for the affair, held at
the Chevy Chase Club, were
Mr.. Samuel C. Waugh, presi-
dent Of the Export-Import
Bank; Mr.. Lynn U. STAN
baugh. first vice president;
Mr.. Walter c. Sauer, vice
president; Mr.. Hawthorne Arey
and Mr.. George A. Blowers,
directors, and Mr.. Arthur
Lord, counsel.
From the countries who are
members of the Coal and Steel
Community. guests included
the Luxembourg Ambassador
lie Calais. the Netherlands
First Secretary c. TIL. r. van
Baarda. the French Financial
Counselor Maurice Peronse,
the German First Secretary,
DR.. Gunther Crosse, and the
Italian Minister Igidio Ortona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-10

toors the Spring blues for misses and Juniors
In pswinks blue! Navy bue Moordoes ore skirted dress
maker suit With longer line jewel strops tobbne the
COLOR worsted twist WOOL ond oso in spring green
Misses sizes Il to g. $500
In powder blue! navy blue! Moordoes silky eobordne with its
cutowoy jacket npped short and curry bouonnere blooms at
the rounded coIlor. Junior sizes 7 to IS $500
JeleHs Serne SUITS Third Floor Street
ord O sehesdo. Shrngon Silver Spnne Corn Avenue
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In wardrobe eoIors soft, frothy
nylon tricot in black, blue, pink,
white.
In perfect fit proportioned in
short sizes 81 to 40, average sizes
81 to AZ, toll sizes "a to AZ.
And its so pretty . deIcote fIut-
ing and nylon loce friII both the
bodice and the flirty hemline.
Exclusively at JeIIeff's and, as
always, at all JeIIeff stores: Second
Floor r Street and at Bethesda,
ShirIineton, Silver Spring, Conn.
Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

Lemuel c. Shepherd. IT,. and
Mrs. Shepherd are entertain.
ing today at luncheon for
members of the Board and
their wives.
This is the first in a series
of luncheons they will give at
their home, Lection Forest,
Warrenton. Va. Today the
guests will include Vice Adj
miral and Mrs. Edmund T.
Woodbridge, 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Cristobal Guzman of Mexico,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur
Harris, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Alfredo Aguiar of Uruguay,
Col. and Mrs. Julio Morales of
Nicaragua, Capt. and Mrs.
Carlos Leon Sans of Cuba.
Capt. and Mrs. Steele. Col. and
Mrs. Josue Lopez Henriquez of
Venezuela: Maj. and Mrs. Her.
man F. Scholtz, Miss Gene
Blackwell; 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Theodore j. McAdam, Maj.
Abel Quintero of Panama, and
Maj. and Mrs. Bevan G. Cass.
Maj. CaSs is Aide-de-Camp to
Gen. Shepherd.
Air Force Deputy Chief Of
Staff for DEVELOPMENT. 1t. Gen.
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tiers at Fort Myer. having re-
Gently moved from Arlington
Towers into the house vacated
by 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Lemuel
Mathewson, who are now in
Germany.
The Deputy Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Air Force and Mrs.
Hyde Gillette were hosts last
evening at dancing and sup
per party celebrating Mrs. Gil
lette'S birthday.
Mr.. Gillette managed a few
surprises in celebration of his
wife's birthday, even though
the party did not come within
that category. Their daugh-
ter. Miss Marie Gillette, came
from Boston for the affair. and
some of her young friends were
also included.
Miss Gillette is at the Chill
dren's Medical Center in Bos-
ton, where she went after
graduating from Smith Col
lege. She is spending the week
end with her parents.
Shepherds Are Hosts
The Chairman of the Inter-
American Defense Board, Gen.
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Donald L. Putt. and Mrs. Putt
will be hosts at a buffet supper
on Sunday, May Is, entertain
ing at the officers Club, Boil
ing Air Force Base.
Their son, William D. Putt,
is expected home from Massa-
chusettS Institute of Technol-
ogy at the end of May and will
spend the summer here. Yes
terday Mrs. william M. Vent
left for her home in Lexing-
ton, KY. after spending sew
eral days with Gen. and Mrs.
Putt.
Yachting Trip
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith will go on a yachting
trip to Mexico after Mrs.
Smith, who is leaving on Fri
day by air for Los Angeles,
Calf. spends a few days with
her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Perry Wainer. Gen. Smith will
join her there and they will
board the yacht for a To-day
cruise.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Richard
c. Lindsay have Col. and Mrs.
Leslie Skinner of Asheville,
N. c., and Mrs. Fred Waller of
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retired Brig. Gen. Dunford
from Europe.
The Dunfords have taken
an apartment in the West
chester and will move in some
time this week end.
Bolivian General Arriving
The chief of staff of the
Bolivian army, Brig. Gen. Rene
Gonzales Torres, arrives here
on Friday afternoon for an
official visit. He will be met
by the Commanding General,
Military District of Washing
ton, Maj. Gen. John G. Van
Houten. and an honor guard
of the famed Sd Infantry Reg
iment.
The Deputy Chief of Staff
for Military Operations, 1t.
Gen. Clyde D. Eddleman, will
be the official host to the dis
tinguished visitor. Gen. and
Mrs. Eddleman have invita-
tons out for a $50 to $50
reception on Friday at the Of
f1cers' Club, Fort Lesley j.
McNair in honor of Gen.
Torres.
The Eddlemans are in quar-
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days with his mother, Mrs.
E. L. Colby at New London.
N. H.. and with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald E. Brown of Bos-
ton, Mass, and their two chill
dren Christopher and Cynthia.
They hope to be in Mann
helm, Germany in time to vel.
come the new addition to the
family Of Army 1t. and Mrs.
Joe Lane Cooper. The latter is
their daughter.
Son Going
Cadet Nathaniel F. Colby
will accompany his parents to
Europe and will spend the
summer with them. He is
finishing his plebe year at
West Point.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Stoyte
o. Ross returned home on
Tuesday after a three-week
stay in Florida. They were at
Mrs. Ross home Jacksonville,
where her aunts, the Misses
Matilda and Ann Witschen are
now living,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
BY EVELYN M. DENT

The Secretary Of the Air
Force and Mrs. Donald Quarles.
and the Air Force Chief of
Staff, Gen. Nathan F. Twin
ing, and Mrs. Twining will be
the honor guests on Tuesday.
May %, when 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Charles P. Cabell enter
tain at an informal supper
party.
The Z o'clock affair will be
one of Mrs. Cabell's famous
Texas-Mexican suppers. They
hope to entertain in the garden
of their delightful quarters at
Boiling Air Force Base If
weather permits.
On Friday, Gen. and Mrs.
Cabell and their daughter.
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Huntington. Long Island. New
York. as their house guests.
Mrs. Waller, widow of the
famous inventor of cinerama,
plans to be here through the
week.
The Air Force Deputy Chief
Of Staff Operations, 1t. Gen.
Frank Floyd Everest, and Mrs.
Everest, will have as their
house guests Mrs. Hawthorne
D. Battle and her daughter
Molly.
Mrs. Battle and her daughter
will arrive on Tuesday from
tn cir home in Charleston,
w. Va. to spend several days
with the Everests in their
quarters at Fort Myer.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Nathaniel
H. Colby have a very busy
schedule planned until they
depart May Is en- route to his
new post with NATO at Fon-
tainebleau. France.
Col. and Mrs. Roscoe Rector
will entertain for them on
Sunday, May 10. Col. and Mrs.
Colby then plan to spend a few
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SERVICE NEWS
CQbells to Entertain
AT Informal PQrty

Catharine. are going to West
Point to see their son, Cadet
Cabell. jr., and watch the first
of this seasons cadet parades.
With them will be their house.
guest. Mrs. Cabell's sister, Mrs.
Frederick A. Marx of Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Gen. Cabell. who is Deputy
Director. Central Intelligence.
will return to Washington
after the parade, but the
feminine contingent will stay
in New York for a few days.
shopping and show going.
Mrs. Donald Dunford, has
also been staying with her
sister, Mrs. Cabell, since COM
ing from Germany and wait
ing the return of her husband,
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cHILDREN's WEAR-ony ct shirIineton,
Conn. Ave. and Silver SPRING

SIS Spring cOots Sles9-WocIs mostly sizes 10 end Il
$500 and 5000 Girls Dresses $500 TO ssee-Cofton, ood m
nycns IN sizes to ID
Sl99 to S499 show Hats, Soc TO Sl9o-M9sy whites
$3.50 $3.50 Girls Spring Dresses 100 to SS9o-ccoo linens,
p.aJes, q lev nycns a poste cooG Sizes 10 81
STOPS to SLABS Girls Spring Suits $50 TO $S99Nco ord linen
SUITS N sizes 'c
$500 Boys sloek and Shirt Sets sl9scoitoo tweed slack, with
pIoo SHIRTS. sizes ond only
1872 Boys Twill Soeks S29S-Bfo@r and grey IN sizes oe
2S soys Boxer Shorts Sl99-hioze Only cord szes toe
SsS' Subteen Skirts, Ss9o-FuI beed sts n szss Is IA
500 sl2s9 Subesn Dresses S5ee-cot,oa, end lev
linen SUITS PosteS in sizes 6 10 ID
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BRIDAL SALON-Seventh Floor

lSl45 Wedding Gown Sl00-Sppe, sotn onpoJed with me-
docn OF Aencon oce; the skirt poneed win sotn over tue
ending chapel sweep SIZE 8
$3.50 chony Type Loee Gown $4o-A dainty rose pattern
on tloot-en9h Gown edged with nyon pleoted nIe ond
sporkled wth seed pearls and opoescents SIZE 10
l-S6S BoIerno Wedding Gown 4o-pnnces lines in White oce
over sotn with boutont skirt. short sleeves Size 10
l-SS''5 Wolfz-Lensth Gown seoVhte Ice oppaued with
peofs ond opolescents, SIZE 10
l-Sllo Loee Wedding Gown. s5oBoJfonf SKIRT ending in
smoN from the scooo neck trimmed with seed peads SIZE
l-Slo Summer Weight Son Gown S75-Tne SLIGHTLY drooper
"osfne coseodes INTO bo@n9 from the BADGE hohqhted
win Aencon loce Size
Z-S5S loee and Tue Gowns SloLonq seeved dresses vii
wee neck foil poooose dfope end chapel from Sizes and Il
l-$lo Gown. as-The empire Silhouette with lace bod-e ono
sotn ssft cascoor9 INTO sro from, conde9nt SIZE 10
$500 Ankle Length Gown S6oThe bodice ond collar oe
the SKIRT t1le with oce nedoi'ons Size 10
l-Sll0 Gown. SS0Swss embroidered coondy with an ooe,
neckne Shot sleeves ond bolonce Of skirt ending IN no
sweep Size Il
Also other wedding gowns droscoy mofeo dsn 10 make room
to 'oi e5lecen-were 1895 10 S225 nov S7es to $3.50
Bridesmaids Dresses ond Formos pases and eWe tones re-
olceo @ete IS 10 $685., nov S. to $40
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Womens o9o Anglo tweed Suits 5-Ton in sizes l4-20R
6-Msses SIS Classic Cashmere Suits $5S-Fne Enoer cashmere
bonooo red blue sizes 10 to Is
4-Msses $3.50 Imported Mohor Suits $55-Stondowoy collar
eoiher belt nav in sizes TO- IL and Is
3Msses $79o9 imported Tweed Suits S5S-Penwinke sizes
TO- n
4Msses s79s9 Imported Silk Suits S5s-No denoke style;
sizes 10 10 ID
5Ms SIS Silk Dessmoket Suits 55-Boek or NOW with deoh-
obe e@eled white linen collar, cuffs broken sizes
s-Msses SIS Sotin coored Suits $s5-Fosmonns now coseo
WOO with desSnoker detolna
2wOmen SIS seOd DetOIed Suits sss-Formonns Teloo wool
black sizes 1872 to 20la
2-Womsns 100 Anglo Foxcno Suits S65-Loc oreen blue
be 1e IN sizes Nv to 20R
3WOmsus $500 Box Suits se5Fosmonns sonbock crepe
grey, novW sizes l2R and l45
M'ss sl6s Silk Tweed Suits $loeeoe with oped back new
Dior skirt; sizes and 10
bankers otey size lo
sMsses Sl45 Silk Tweed Suits soo-Dessmoksr seono in block
o. brown With white. sizes IL and H.
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SPRING HATS-Street Floor

SPRING HATS-Street Floor
$40 and $1,000 Hots $3.50 $3.50 to $50 Hos
$3.50 ond SIS Hots $40 ond SIS
$3.50 and $40 $3.50 to $3.50 Hots
$3.50 ond $3.50 Hots $3.50 ond $3.50
$3.50 and $3.50 $45 to $3.50 Hos $780,
$40 to SIS Hoss SIS TO $3.50 Hot, $3.50
$3.50 and $3.50 $3.50 Hots, SIS
Suit hos desy ho eoeko hots bmmed ho fets for trov
Mony from Leading designers Collection includes the popular
spring snodes ond styles Street Silver Spring ond Shrneton
S395 to $3.50 Budget Millinery 81 to S5-ets feoers flowers
ond stfoNs N escorted coos and styles Street. Silver Spring
ond Shirlnqton
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WoMEN's SPRING COATs-Third Floor

4-Womens S9Sss Btod Trim cOo 5-NoN or block Mofo"er
Lonoteen wool tuxedo deono poportoned u to Is
4-Womens SIS Dressmoker Coots $5-NoW black with high
foshon detollng poportoned sizes II to Is
l-Womons SS5 Wrop Coo S75White-tecked grey Fomonn
wool with pusn-up sleeves proporoned size Is
e-Womens $500 Fitted coots s4sNoy black Forsmn wool
pfoportoned Sizes IA to 70
4-Womens $6999 Embroidery Detailed Coot, $9Desy coos
eotoom green honybege Foonn Noodeen WOOL propcrcned
10 to "a
lo-Women Se099 British Tweed Truve cOots $49Mxues Of
pink ard beige blue and beige; poportoned sizes 10 to IT,
-Womens $3.50 One Button coo $5oNoW block worsted
wool with roll coor; poportIoned sizes Z to To-
lo-Women $49e9 Costume Coots $9Wno COLOR doped puff
sleeve navy black woed grey flannel poportoned sizes
10 to Is
" Womens $500 Tweed Toppers $oBh Tweeds with tuxedo
front Beige ond blue mixtures poportoned sizes 10 to H.
loWomens 1899 cordison coos $29Beoe coral wool hop
seeking with onebutton closing popooned 10 to lo
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}. Only Ioree downtown store

ned SCOOP necSne styles with matching booTe5 Pink end
white IN srol medium, otae
5o-Slos5 Nylon Tieot Poiomos S69S-ao51un style with slim
push Up trousers Red with blue violet WHITE ted yellow y II
block Sizes 81 TO %
1850 to $500 Poomo Ss5 and Ss99coon o-etae and
on sons win eopod print Sizes y TO 40 but oil styles
every
1880 Nolron Cotton PIe Gowns. s-Foto prints SIZE
81 eny Street Floor robles
$3.50 NyOn cuddon Body Doll PoomoS Sso,p neck style
n pink blue ord yellow sizes small medium ond large Street Floor
Tobes
$3.50 cOn Gowns S59SDocon cepes ord non cuddon
Pink and blue with vol oee trrn, sizes 81 to 90
Special Purehoe-NyOn TeO Briefs for S3-6nes ond ponies
with oce net ond embroidery trims White pink ond blue in sizes
10 Street Floor Tooes
Royon Briefs and Pone for Sl5o-Loce net and enbode,
trims on white. pnk blue. sizes 70 Street Floor Tobes
s5-S3s5 ond 9s Grdes and Ponts erdss Sss-Nn co0s,
net end heloneo N lightweight styles White broken sizes
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ACCESSORIES-incIuding BIouses-street Floor

S39s to $500 Bouses $3Coons spun roons Docrons ond
9yoos eMe neck Peter pon ond convertible neene styles
$3.50 TO $500 Skirts 81 to Ss-Woo fonnels and tweeds in
peoted ond SLIM styles sizes 10 to l6
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FOUNDATlONS-Some Bros-Second Floor

s$25o $3.50 Foundations s695-Nyons end cottons all
white; sizes s. to 40 in the group
25-$l25o $3.50 Gde S6es-Cne or two Of ste and size
Royon sotlns end losten sizes % to q
2o-$5.95 Nyon Girdles $l.e5-Slzes Is ond Is
,e-Ss5o Pontie Grdes SSs5Whe small medium oroa sizes
ss-$l2So Dorothy Bekum Girdes s7S5-Hgh style nyon
front ponel d0@nstretch back ponei sizes e to 81
$3.50 to S5o5 Bosseres 81 $395-ony ore one.of-oknd
stfope ond e9or bondeoux cotton non block ond white
IN the group
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ST Petit Point Purse Accessories, sse.

81 Petit Point Purse Accessories sse.
$685. Hot Boxes $4e5-Scu pIostlc assorted coo
Plus Fed tex
Sis Cologne 4se-Hore Hubbard Ayers Golden Chance" Plus
Fed toH.
s. Tissue Boxes. Sl-PIostic.
50 Gloves si-Double cottons ond nons block
navy, BEIGE cold ond white.
81 JeweIv for Sl-Neckoes brocee eorno ond some ropes
coored beods ond Stones simulated pearls Includes speco
eroup Of stone set bracelets Plus Fed tax sss,z
81 Jewel SNeckace bocets eorrno tooed nnetoIs
stone set styles Includes special group of smuoed pearl COL
ored bead brocees Plus Fed tox
81 TO $40 JeweI 81 S5oy stone necklaces bracelets
end eornos. Plus Fed
lloSpeeioIy Priced Leather Hondtoss s5s5-Pcuches boxes
Sotche nde zpper pocket styles Fox novy red and block
| Plus Fed
32-$5 Clutch Boys SPoc boqs with rhinestone trr escorted
coIors Plus Fed tax
5o-S3 ond S. Leather Boys 81 and 81 50-Toored styles pouches
some with upper pockets Block ard few ooofs Plus Fed tax
s3-Slo95 s2S5 Hondboss IS S795-Leote ond fo IN
pou-n ono oored styles block end few coo Plus Fed
$500 Orion Shuss 4Pnk block White ond powder blue vh
limestone ond mock pearl trim smol medium ond oge
S7'9 Bulky Knit Jackets S5Brod rhinestone trimmed STYLES
block ord White
1872 ond $500 Bouettes ond Sectors Dans end lon
eo with short ono three quoe sleeves ossorted styles ond cos
broken sizes
Sc to 81 Flowers, Csc TO 5oe
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NEGLIGEES-$5. and $l0.-Fourth Floor

1893 $l49e Quilts SGoup includes poomo sets with box tops
m quilted royon Bembero quilted non oboe topeed block
ouSefS der robes ond zpon princess robes quilted coons
pnnts postels, poids; sizes 10 TO IS in the group
$4s9 to $9's Robes $lo-QuIted nyons quilted
ofeos quilted oons m zpup end coochmon robes both
o length and short styles few three oorter noth wool robes
included Broken sizes
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SPORTS DREssEs-MostIy Knits-Fifth Floor

$5s to S4o95 Knit Dresses SIS ond S5@ot1oo1 dresses puers
acseed dresses broken eoofs ora broken sizes 10 to 70
SSs9S Hond doomed knits SS-Fom Nennokned cocktail
N block white, powder blue 10 10 Is
m sizes 10 a. Is
Sl70s Sports Dresses s7ss-oon ond noo hrt.toored STYLES in
sizes l5 ond rs
$soSo Striped Cotton Shirt Dresses S2SYon Died z II and Is
S7ss to 1912 Silk Dresses $40 and S2-ptn ono sod coos IN
broken eeos ond sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
One or two Of kind-the end Of our
WINTER COATS-worth checking on!

2-Msses and Juniors $3.50 Sllo Block coots Woubo
end Forsnonn wool dress coots to I6, to IS
Misses and Juniors Slo Cashmere coo $65-Beoe CLASSIC
style, z ond l3
Misses slo Grey Cashmere cOo SS5-Tuxedo style in sizes
10 and II
sMsses sos Polished coots S55Fononns polished
Velfno wool n sizes s to a
6-Junors $500 Button coos s45-oo red blue block
sizes 5 to IS
Womons S55 Beaver Cuff Coot $65-Fomonns butercctch
wool in proportloned SIZE II
2Womens S45 Beaver Trim coots S2s-Beoe collar and cuffs
honey beige green Fomonn wool; proporoned TO-
2-Womens Sl25 Mink coored coots s5-Red poportoned
SIZE TO- brown proportioned size a.
l-Womons S6S Mink Scoed Coot $25-Bock Hockonun wool
proportoned size H.
sWomens Sl55 Mink coIored coo S25-Bock Boso wool With
silver blue mink, size SO
2-Womens sl4s Mink Trim coots s25-Anoo black wool with
mink collar and cuffs, sizes IS ond 40
l-Womons Sl55 Mink Tuxedo coo Sl25-Eock in size 40
lWomons Sl45 Beaver Edged coot $l25-Bo&n size 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
YOUR SPRING SUlT-Third Floor
selections at bronch stores)

3-sses $40 g Mron Moque Suits $39-Pnk 10 and Il
misses S4oso Tweed Suits S39-Pnk sizes TO- H. Is
2-Misses 1899 Worted FonneI Suits $39-Grey blue sz
Is ond petite SIZE 20