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FURNITURE MART

2l6 King st.. Alex. Va. XII. $4,000
FURN.-Contents Of apt; liv, rm.,
bedrm., din rm.; antiques. lamps,
esrpetinE; must be sold BY Sun,
ru I'm 81 SiwI bedrm., s1s5: new
S55. Hide-A-Bed. misc. XII. S-0035.
FURN.-chrome kit. table and 4
chairs. studio couch, platform pals
tic rocker; best offer takes all. Ii.
3.9102. days. 3
FURN.-Bedroom suite. Champagne
mahoS. triple dresser, beyeled mir
7s-inch. plastic tufted headboard
with 2 metal frames. Cost S575,
sacrifice $3.50. After 6 pm, 5940
Piney Branch I'd, NV, Apt. 207.
FURN. Hollywood bed, com
Plete. S26; 2 dinette chairs, So; /
GAS iasG RSSGEs. new new 1853 6nivers versa
double oven; close out at big
savings; no down payment, balance
GINA GINA APPLIANCE SFi al AND service
CO.. 1895. N. Fairfax dr., Arl..
IA. 4-12oo. Open Mon. I'll 9.
GAS RANGES, new. used: repair oil.
coal. ges ranges, ACME STOVE,
l0l1 eth st. NV. Ma, s-s952.
GAS RANGE, new. used. installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2237 Ca.
ave. NV, DE. 2-5566..
s storage s space ca, psse mss eAcs
G sssfi Aha5 eau sF F3 f9aSS' s7.bo
up; lRe RssOrt: cleo motor re-
pairs; vi a1st oyyssssr. CARLY, 1908
GLAZED SASH. S1.as. Visit our
s Ra5SiiR sh hTMBE Esso Wilson blvd
GOWN, wedding size 10, with crown
veil, crinoline slip; brand new: $50
or best offer. ia, S-7451. ---l2
GUNS--Luger and Nambu; both for
S65 OF. 4-6423.
HEATERS, ranges. stoves; new, used
Sgas: oil, coal; wood, elec.l ACME
Stow. l011 9TH NV, MA. S-s952,
months old. Ii. 1896. Any time
H EAT Equipment for sale. 3
gas-f1red. ceiling suspended units,
Janitrol $4,000 BTU, two Resnor,
10000 and $4,000. BTU. Excellent
condition; with All fittings. $3.50
s fS5 al u thr seae WIl sell separately
=
HIDE-A-BED t?l-Hardly used Also
2 matching bareback chairs. AID.
10000 3
HOFFMAN PRESSING MAcHINE-
LIST class condition. Cissell finish.
Band and all, requirements for
pressing. Nice showcase racks, cash
register in good condition. IA, o.
64Ob or AID. 4-o49S. 3
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. surplus, few
antiques, din. rm. table and an
tiQue chairs, 2 bedrm. suites. 1908
s. 14th St, Ar. After 4, Thurs.
and Fri. AL day Sat. and Sunday.
LAWSON SOFA. 4 years old. good
condition, $50. Call EN-. 3-So4S
L fIEef RIM n P SOFA, Duncan phyfe.S ex-
cellent condition: wine striped slip
cover; $40. KE. S-41S0. Ill
MOTORS, bought. sold. exch.: all
makes: low prices. ELECT. EQUIP.
Co. 2473 Sherman ave. NV, 1o'
2Q66. for sale. as Is.
where Is, $3.50. Call NE. s-1Qs9.
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RECEPTIONIST
PERSONNEL, DEPT

Excellent oppor. to be trained a.
employment interviewer OF large
real estate co; some tipping req.
good sal. regular increases. bonus
free disqualification and surgical in
surance: 5-day, 37k-hr week. APP
plV personal dept. CAFRITZ co.
1924 X ST NV. RIM $40. 10
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STENOGRAPHERS

Immediate opening Tor Experienced
ttenographers, under IS years OF
age. for q scientific research organi-
cation. Interesting work: 5-day week
excellent working conditions. En-
trance salary, $3.50 per year. OPP
portunity for promotion. Call Elk.
3-SlO0. Ext. go,
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typist S225 mo
Bookkeeper some tipping SS5 wk
Cashier bookkpr. S65. AL book
keeper SS5-S9O. so new openings
Mr.. Black at BoYD'S. cor. 18th
and G SITS. MA. $3.50.
RECEIPT. CLERK TYPIST, $3.50.
AMERICAN SERVICES. 1919 + st.
, Ell ia; Isl interesting
petition in law ONCE: must be
young, attractive, and accurate
TWIST. NE. s-iI3s.
RECEPTIONIsT AND TYPIsT. fol-
patent law firm. 5-day vk.. age
30 or under. salary open. Call MRS
GATES, ME. S-4414. p
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YOUNG LADY for general once
adding machine helpful. Apply Mr..
oREENBERo. End floor. $50 Z st.
YOUNG LADY. white. aler, with
HIS. educ. and able to give steady
attendance. Learn interesting work,
IN mod. atr-cond. color photo. lab.
See Mr.: Reisinger. IT'S Kennedy
Al ~ s PSfi RaS3s' $500 vt.. IA fast.
accurate. under as; private secy.,
stenos.. S75.Sso; public rel. stenoT. =.
sal. open. Capitol Hill OPENINGS;
place all ages. 1890. See first,
REiiABIE wHIf II Won wonA III soo SG9 10.
cal refs. to live in; care for 2 chill
dren; S27 wk. XII. s-30l7. Alex.
10
BUSINESS GIRLs-In your Easter
bonnet you will be so proud when
you can say 1t was bought with
the money you made Is an AVON
repres. Earn s2O-s25 extra WHY.
HAVE AZ '- AZURE WITH AVON, Do i.
yourselfi Buy all those extras
you've wanted ~ being an AVON asSl
HOUSEWIVES. earn money in your
spare time from home, No exper,
Unlim. phone nee. tn. 2-S149.
Al TYPISTi Se5 wk.. excep. oppor. +;
recep. -typist hotel. s225. Or. re-
eep. -typist. young. $50 UP. so OPEN
inRs daily. unusual, all ages, 1850.
Inquire Mr.. BLACK at BOYD'S.
test. 80 yrs.) welcome.
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General Office Girl

Well-known national news maya
zine, seeks alert young girl for
varied clerical duties in business Of
nee. Should have 40 to so w.p.m.
tipping speed and be familiar with
Office procedure. Pleasant working
conditions. many company benefits.
Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 2e3 between
8 am. and pm.
%
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Fer large Karden-type apt. develop
ment must be throughly exper.
under so yrs OF age; good SAL,
plus 2-bedrm. apt. Only fully
qualified applicants will be con-
sIdered. Apply Personal Dept.
CAFRITz CO.. 1424 K st NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

500 y 70 $500 xeekly. see or eal
Anu AZ 1O chTB. me- Nc 1no26 Vermont,
Arlington bldg. suite 704. NE. s.
2s10 bet 10 am. and pm: p
sEAMSTREss. exp. on slip covers
and drapefies. Apply 1896 Ga. ave.
NV. No phone calls. 10
SECRETARY, part time. / to s.. OF
other hours convenient. Small Law
91Ss. Sal Tv.. ,espsons Ne
sHCRETARY-Local cPA once. re-
quires the services Of com
petent experienced secretary. Ap.
plicant should have knowledge o.
general ONCE procedures; tbs
position Oer; op posn ssIy.I1T or and aa
responsibility. Starting salary in
excess Of 81, 900 per annum. Call
Ma, $4,000 for appointment. liz
SECRETARY. small downtown air-
conditioned once. Consulting. radio
and Tv ensineerins: Electric type
writer's Coed speed ssn,is Y she aenersi
En no s Of Sookfeeping, IS g
rs years Of age Salary $40 to $50
a week Cali EX. 3-5670 for appt.
SECRETARY, speed and accuracy IN
typinE and shorthand esssntis n:
Beginning $4,000 opportunity ior
advancement. Call ST. 3-s4ls.
SECRETARY, law ONCE. legal ex-
perience not necessary. Write Box
sEi5c TiEi n.y. position in research
division; typtng go yp;m.l,
shorthand 600 w.p.m;( $1,000 per
". Phone NE. s-o252. Ext. 267
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White. part time. hotel rm. maid for
high-class bldg, for Sunday anc
weekday work, on hourly basis. Ap-
bly, at $500 Wis, ave, bet. $3.50
am. and IL noon, and 90 pm
go
for busy progressive
salon: good salary and tips: 5-day
week. Call MR.. RAROLD. JU B.
MEDIlAL LAB TECHNiCIAN-well
eha cha Of large CLINICAL laboratory;
TECHS, RECEIPT, -seeys..
chemists, nurse wheaton,, stenos,
PIX opr.. physiotherapist. typists.
PROF. PERSONNEL, ME. $1,000.
d0DELS. photographic. for camera
store promotion. Apply Thurs.
Tues. 8 to IL and / to s. CAM.
ERA'S, INC. S567 Georgia ave.
Silver spring. Nc. Ia
NURSES-Immediate openings for
staft nurses for the operating room
and for evening and night. duty.
Standard salary. chance for ad-
vancement. 40-hour week. VACATION
with pay and other employe bene-
flts. Inquiries welcome. Apply chill
DREN'S HOSPITAL, DU. 7-4220
between 8 am and 3 pm. Mon
e tS5 Prt7sf. hospital Rsfe m1f
NURSES, practical. white, under so;
one for floor duty and one to live
in cottage with 2 patients; must
be experienced OIL, 2-7307, %
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SALES GIRL. exper. retail jewelry
pleasant working cond.; permanent
WOLPE JEWELERS., 1892 l4th st
NV. 10
SALESLADY, for womens speciality
shop; must be experienced In sell.
ing coats, suits. dresses. sportsweal
Excel. salary. Apply in person q
NAN RICHARDS. 1896 Colesyill,
I'd. or call JU. 5-6S2S. %
SAL ESLADY. exper. only. dresses,
and suits; oermanent position. good
salary. MELGRA'S FASHIONS
1923 Conn. ave-. Wash. d. C. 10
SALESLADIES. ready to wear fol
high-grade clientele: exper. essen
tial, excel. opportunity. steady posi-.
ton; $50 per wk. Apply 191s
MISUNDERSTANDING TEACHER
Woman with neat appearance
and good knowledge OF sewing; to
train as saleswoman and teacher;
only those interested IN perma-
nent employment need apply
Apply in person. SINGER SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY. 702 KinR
St, Alexandria. 10
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Secretary-Stenographer

Law once. near Statler Hotel: 5-day
week. excellent working conditions
Legal experience not essential. Salary
open Under IS preferred. Elk. 3.
iSTENOGRAPHER, real estate once
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 K St.
sTTENoGRAPHER or dictaphone op-
orator; patent law once: must be
rapid. accurate typiSt: salary de-
pendent on experience and ability
ME. S-4472, Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open
ing for stenographer. in insurance
company safety department. b-day
week. Pleasant WORKING conditions
and SthsE smglSye , sSeSyZh1pntt9Sgeess; AZ
OP NORTH AMERICA. $40 Wood
ward BldR.. 18th and H stS. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER-G GENERAL CLERK
New aforementioned building. GEN.
trally located. excellent hours, B.
day week. good salary. Opportunity
for advancement. qo6 Continental
Bldg. 1912 l4th st. NV. D1. 2
1856 Mr.. YOUMANS. lis
STENOGRAPHERS
Large secretarial service needs ex-
pert stenos for temp. day Jobs. No
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UPHOLSTERY AND REPAIRS done
in your home. Fabrics, feathers.
Free estimates, day or eve.
MR.. MORRIS, Ii. 1880
TO-
Al PAINTING and patch up. in
Easy terms. RIA. 6-7046. 49,
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LADIES-WHITE

Part time. Wonderful opportunity to
use o few spare hours q week. If
you desire TO increase your present
weekly income. Pleasant. refreshing
selling work. No experience neceS-
Sary. A pleasing personality. and
willingness to apply self count more.
|pointment. call RE. f-213l, In Wash
ington and Maryland. IA. 1890.
In Va 10
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OFFICE FURNITURE

OFFICE FURN.
FEBRUARY BARGAINS
Come in and inspect our
latest huge purchase of
fine reconditioned Of
flee furniture.
All types of desks, chairs,
tables, filing cabinets,
storage cabinets, card
files, map files, desk
lamps, sofas, typewriter
stands, etc.
See Us Before You Buy
Business Furniture Sales
472 L ST. NV. NE. s-1bse
10
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sizes. sealed units: S25 up. Guar
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-007s
REFGR.. 8 Gu: it.. Westinghouse
s ssee 1 s s09q i = $50 % Call &c. s-eS76
REFER, WestinEhouse. rs Gu. IT..
good condition, SOS or best offer.
RUGs a. sx1a: orien.al-desien
rugs: brand-new, never used: value.
Entail RUG MART. 12o6 6 st. NV.
RUGS AND DRAPES in model dis
play, large 2-bedrm. apt. WIN sac
rifice e. $500; apt. avail. If desired.
RGSGs1 - Oriental sokhara. sz7:
saraband, 6x9; others: Mengls
crystal, Feads is oak dresser ss iishs
nah. china cabinet and buffet. din.
rm. table and chairs. liv. I'm.
chairs. So, and $40 ca: end tables
and stands; Ii. 6-9404. .
Russ drssses sfgun TedG o,en'A cAssAs si1s
3204 o st. in Georgetown. .
SAFES, new and used. easy terms.
+ STANLEY HAYMAN g. CO.. 20l9
sEWINsGS' fMxcHNEs-2o reposses.
80 models, like new. S149 value
for S39.95: first come first served.
KENNY'S DISCOUNT HOUSE. 2101
Rhode Island ave. ne. DE. 2-6772.
lis
SEWING MACHINE. like new, stand
ard portable, round bobbin; $3.50
value, sacrifice, $40. VIII. 6-556S.
SHELVING STEEL-we have lowest
prices and stock commercial grade
H iSa ro 5ee c elsPnin a47s ss gEet:
man ave. NV. NO. 7-1919. 10"
SHOWCASE WITH LIGHTS, 96x34x
"a, $50. wrapping counter, 96x
33x24, $40; mirror. woodframe,
Sfx49X3. $40. Call UN. 4-052O,
between 10 a.m.-5 pm. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-09

y = 11AVO N1g141 1A4I1S
Needed In home once OF aviation
communications company; 5-day,
40-hr. wk.: good starting salary
Many fringe benefits. Airline privi-
leges. Call NE. $4,000, Ext. 226.
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PIIRCHASING

PURCHASING
Oppor. in interesting and active pur'
chas,nk dept. of large real estate
CO. for bright girl with tvping anc
stenog. ability; good sal. bonus anc
many CO. benefits; 5-dav. 37ta -hr
wk. Apply Pers'nel Dept, CAFRIT2
CO., 1924 K st. NV. Rm- 319
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sUsikEss SERVICES

AND OTHER MAN-MADE
FURS beautifully cleaned by special
method. LaMODE CLEANERS. 1895
18th st ne. LA. 6-9S97. IA
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STENOGRApHERS
STENOGRAPHER

LARGE secretarial service needs ex-
pert stenos for temp, day Jobs. No
week ends, ST. 3.l072.
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MAID

HAIR DRESSER. all around, 5 days;
guaranteed salary plus comm.
AVONDALE BEAUTY SALON. La.
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REFRIGERATOR CLOSE-OUT
Must move entire stock of new GE,
Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator,
Norge and Philco refrigerators. No
reasonable offer refused. All refErs.
new and fully guaranteed.
STANDARD TIRE g. BATTERY co,
10th and H SITS. NE, IL. 3-9OS2
Open Ewes. TIL Q
REFRIGERATOR, gas, electric All
sizes. sealed units: S25 up. Guar
anteed.
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
2215-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-OO7s
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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS

5-DAY. S6-HouR WEEK
COME IN AND TALK 1T OVER
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-01

smPlied wire fwisfers Irvine knoters reduce misses
and maintenance. Wire twister shown here, makes
looped 4wre, 3rn twist securely ties bales as heavy
as 10 pounds leaves clippings to njure livestock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-24
ACCESSORIES, COSMETICS

1895 calf handbags, foil coIors 995
35o-6o0 imported cotton gloves, shorties to Shut
ton; black, white, beige, pink 290
lbs seamless nylons, plain or mesh, 8Kl med
unn length 100, 3 pairs, 2S5
90 wonen's hondkerchiefs SOC, for 100
Tek-Hughes bath brushes, speciol l.78
285 Woodward 9 lothrop English cold cream soap,
bath size, 6 cokes per box 2.45
Simulated peorI necklaces. eorrnes. bracelets.
many styles Special, 100
25O-475 imported scissors and shears 149
Please odd lo96 Federal tax where applicable
WGL-Accessoe Hosiery Cosmetics, JewelV and Notions
LIST Floor Chevy Chose ond Alexandria; Lower Mon Corners
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wOmen's budget-priced apparel

Irregular Fonnous- Make Bouses. Assorted fob
RIGS and styles 32-38. If perfect 800 to $50,
2.e7
Cotton Knit BIouses and Ivy League Cotton BIouses
32-38 Regularly l.99 80
NyIon Trieot Waltz Gowns Postels 34-4o
Regularly 80 l.59
NyIon Trieot Briefs. Regularly 79c, 59e. for 100
Peter Pan Hidden Treasure Bro-SIips Of Docron,
cotton and nyIon blended botiste. 32-38. Reou-
lorly much more 500
IrresuIcr NyIon or Cotton Bros. 32-4o If per-
feet ZOC to 3oO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I.49
Misses and Women's Foil Dresses. Many STYLES
and fobrics l2-2o, l4h-241z Regularly 1899
and 1895 -- $50
Monufoeturers' Samples Winter coots. Assorted
fobrcs, styles Sizes 8, 10, r. Regularly IS 90,
Misses Orion cordsons. Full fashioned ond cut
ond sewn $40. Regularly or # perfect $50,
3oe
2oso OFF Entire Stock Of New Foil Shoes by
citotiOns. Regularly SIS to 1925,
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FROM THE BOYS STORE

298 boys woven cotton flannel sports shirts Ploids
GO. l9S
1895 to 2295 boys wool sports coots Prep and
husky, $40 1875
2o8 to 1913 boys dress shirts. 6-l2 and l3-l412,
198
1913 junior washable wool socks Blue, brown
6-l2 sos
1895 prep washable wool socks Blue, brown.
1852 798
1926 junior sports coots Wool tweeds, stripes,
checks 6-l2 1925
W5L-The Boys Store 4. Chevy Chose, Lower Level;
Corners, Upper Main, ond Alexandria, Lower Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-24
Juniors smart casual wear

Juniors Irregular Orion Sweaters 34-4o If
perfect 500 and 3.49
Juniors Long sleeve Orion Sweaters. Crew and
V neck styles 34-40 Regularly 800 49, z.SS
Juniors Cotton Jersey Italian Shirts. 9 to Is Reg
ulorly As ZSS
Juniors Washable Skirts. AcriIon and wool. to
Juniors Cotton FIGnneIette Shirts IA, 10, l8.
Regularly l99------------------
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LINGERIE AND BEDJACKETS

8.95 nylon tricot gowns Nyon Inclined Ioce
BODICE Lace hem. Postes. 32-42 485
4.95 nyon tricot slips with fIuted and lace trimmed
bodice and hems a colors 32-42 800
200 to 300 Irregular bros A, &c 32-4o I49
3.95 Irregular pull-on junior oirdIes, pontes l90
500 to ESQ sample girdIes and ponties NyIon
Ioce and royon sotins. Small to large 34S
500 nylon quilted bedockets, royon crepe Rose
bud pottern, pink blue or white grounds. S, M. l.
$50
W6L-Linoeie Corsets and Bros Lounoeweor and Robes
Chevy Chose. lst Floor Corners, Lower Man,
and Alexandria, st Floor
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SAVE ON TEENS APPAREL

3.99 teen cotton Shirts Oxford and broodcIoth
White, pink, blue, maize, beige. lO-l6 329
4.o9 teen wool slip-on sweaters 34-4O 2.99
500 teen wool skirts Slim styles in tweeds and
Solids Oxford, comeI brown and rust or turquoise
tweed. 8-l6. $50
500 and 49, IS teen coots Tweed with eother
collar or camel and. wool boy coot 8-l6 34.90
so brushed royon stoles. Clan plods SOC
WGL-Teenooe Apparel j. Chevy Chase, Lower Level
Corners Upper Moin, and Alexandria. Lower Level
795 and oo5 teen famous make Shoes Suede
and kid in fIot and baby heel Two styles.
4R-9 675 and S.45
WGL-Youno Shoe Shop Chevy Chose Lower Level
Corners Upper Main, and AIexondrio. Lower Level
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ehiIdren's play and school wear

chiIdren's NyIo Gcbordine Bomber jackets, Sur
coats. Sizes A, 6, g. ------- 1888
ToddIer NyIon Snowsuits. Sizes 2, 3, 4---4.88
Girls Cotton FIonneIette Pojomos. Sizes 4-l6.
Regularly
Boys Hooded Cor coots Of cotton popn Sizes
6-l6 Regularly by ----------------- 6.99
Boys DoubIe-Knee Dunsorees Sizes s to Is.
Regularly
Boys Cotton Corduroy Shirts Sizes lob. Reg
ulorly 5.oO for o.VO
Boys Ginshom Robes in assorted ploids. Sizes
to g. Regularly 4.99- 2.8S
Boys Heavy Cotton Grew Socks. Irregular, II
Girls coots in good selection Sizes Box, TIA
Regularly 1895 TO u IS -----------l5.88
Cotton Blouses. 3-l4 Regularly l99----l.0o
subteens' 3-Pieee Corduroy Outfits S-l4. Reg
ulorly 1899 ---------------- ------T.S9
FIunneIette-Lined Cotton Corduroy Jeans. 3.s.
Regularly l.99---------------I.59 TOR 500
FIonneIette- Lined PopIin Slack Pants. TIA. Reg
Jean and Shirt Sets. Box Regularly 299- -z.3s
Boys Leather Shoes. 2lz-6 Regularly 695- -3.SS
Girls Saddle Shoes. 40 Regularly 599----3.sS
strids-eze Shoes for Boys and Girls. All-eother
uppers.- Sizes 8lz to -----------------3.Z'
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SAVE ON CHILDREN'S APPAREL

1906 little girls wool coots and sIocks Fitted
moLNe tweed or loose back fleece Box 1905
1926 girls and boys piece nyon snowsuits. Zip
front. Red, navy or powder blue "a 800
499 little boys corduroy spIosh pottern socks
Zip-front Brown or oroy 3-6x $50
l99 little boys and girls polo shirts l49
800 little girls Orion slip-on sweaters. 3-6x 200
WGLltIe Girls and Boys Apparel Chevy Chose Lower
Level; Corners Upper Mon and AleSondro Lower Level
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GIRLS AND SUBTEEN APPAREL


1905 girls wool fleece and tweed coots. TIA, 1895
1895 girls SNOW suits Poplin with nnouton collars
Red with blue pants. LA. l4.95
800 girls Acron sip-on sweaters, LA 2S5
500 girls skirts Wool felt and tweed. LA 1885
3.99 sub-teen slip-on Orion sweaters 1914. 345
500 and 799 sub-teen skirts. Mensweor fIonnel
and wool tweeds 8-l4. AIS
1895 subteen coots ChinchiIIo and wool fIonnel.
Beige, red, turquoise and gray 8-l4. 3l.9S
WGL-Girls and subeens Apparel Chevy Chose, Lower
Level Corners Upper Main, ond Alexandra, Lower Level
4ee and 500 girls worm washable cotton quilt
duster. Rose print solid trim. Box, 1888; 8-l4 4SS
800 girls dainty cotton flannel pojomos. Tulip
print pottern, nyIon trim Assorted colors. Ala, SIS
W5L-Ciris Furnishings . Chevy Chase, Lower Level;
7 Corners Upper Main, Alexondrio, Lower Level
SMART FABRICS AT SAVINGS
90 Cohomo '"Visionet" nyIon II" vide; yard ACC
2,98 Cohomo Zephyr" worsted jersey, 81"
yard l.98
l.29 Indian Head "RoyoI PIoids" cotton, So"
yard 75c
100 Dumori ocetote ploids and stripes As" 79c
! 90 Cohomo "MoecIon" ocetote plods, As" 79c
69c Burlington Whirlpool" acetate toffeto, AZ"
ACC
soc Spring Mills "Sprineknieht" cotton prints 47c
WGL-Fobrcs End Floor Chevy Chose Lower Man, Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-24
hudget.priced home beauty

Seconds Of KooIfoom Rubber Pillows 2ox26".
ToiIored and RuffIed Doeron Curtains. Regularly
399 and 4.99 -Z.99 and 3.99
Common Bath Towels. Regularly 69c---z for 100
Common Wosh Cloths. Regularly soc ---6 for 100
Royon- Covered Throw Pillows. Three shapes
Regularly for $50
AH-WOoI BIonksss. Regularly l2e9------s.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-24
NURSERY CORNER SAVINGS

1926 prom suits for infant boys and girls. Nylon-
acetate, quilt lining. PosteIs M, 1886
800 corduroy crowlers print cotton shirt. Padded
knees, snap CROTCH M to Xl 2.99
800 infant boys corduroy coveroIl, snap crotch,
plaid cotton trim. Blue, red, toast M to XL 2.99
800 infant girls corduroy coveroIl Print cotton
top Blue, red, shrimp 299
2.oo Midoie dresses. Postes. 9-l8 mos. 2.35
800 baby girls and boys dioper sets Cottons and
Docrons. Postels. M to Xk 2.09
|. 20 TO 50 infants polo shirts PosteIs 1.03
7.o9 flower cort nursery lamp. 3 colors $50
WGL-The Nursery Corner Chevy Chose Lower Level;
7 Corners, Upper Mon ond Alexandria, Lower Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
EpiscopoIions
To Institute
New Rector

The Rev. Whitney Barnes will
be instituted tomorrow as rector
of the Episcopal Church of the
TRANSPORTATION during the II
am. service in the church, 14l5
Gallatin street NV.
Mr.. Barnes. who will be the
third rector in the church's his
tory, comes to TRANSPORTATION
from st. Johns Church, Lafay-
cite square, where he was assist
ant minister from 1851 to 1856.
After studying at Syracuse
University, Mr.. Barnes took his
bachelor of arts degree at Wes-
leyan University. He prepared
for the ministry at Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York City
Before coming to st. Johns
he spent his diaconate at st.
Andrews Church, Wellesley
Mass.
The Rev. Canon G. Gardner
Monk of Washington Cathedral,
representing the Bishop OF
Washington, will conduct the in
stitution service.
Following the service, there
will be a reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes in Queally Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

! E. Cecil Gum speaks during
Graham Road Methodist Church
service.
1880 am, WWDC-Dr. James
H. Miers speaks during Fourth
Presbyterian Church service
Repeated at 8 pm.
1880 am, WOOK-The Rev
H. B. Roepe speaks during First
Trinity Lutheran Church service
Repeated at 1905 pm. over
lWFAN-FM.
2:30 pm, WPIK-The Very
Rev. Aimilianos Laloussis speaks
on the st. Sophia Hellenic Or
thodox Hour.
| 8 pm, WOL-"Sacred Hour
with news of Washington area
churches.
8 pm, WEAM-"The Hour of
Inspiration" with DR.. Dale
Crowley, Washington Radio Min
lister.
10:15 pm, WOOK and
lWFAN-FM-Dr. John j. O'Con-
nor, of Georgetown University,
speaks on Faith of Millions, ("
Catholic goodwill program.