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Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

hound TABLE DISCUSSION
A. soon - . new. attractive
style enters the scene, fashion
minded, budget-eonseious
needleworkers ask themselves
II they can make one like Il.
The answer 10 yes where fss
circular, fringsd tableclotk 10
concerned. Lustrous, msrcer-
ised crochet cotton. 20 easy to
launder. makes perfect fringe
and trimmings for . round
cloth. Most stores are now
selling = colorful selection Of
plain. round tablecloths. ~
inches In diameter, TO which
you can add your own special
adornments. To be doubly eco
nomical. you could make your
own cloth from . twin-siss
bod aheek Thaas shasxa ususl.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

B W. Edwards Of aoe ~ Cypress street speuf -
holidays In San Francisco the guest Of her children
Nh. and Mrs Il Tlen OF St. Louis holiday Kese.
Of Mrs Aliens mother. Mrs Hollis. HOS " Second
Mrs. Rubye Fischer Miss Hazel Williams Of ~ " H.
and Hrs. Blanche Everett Of z206 w. 18th had = d.
holiday guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. y Price. Of ST. lon p
Price Is the former Miss Leona Williams 800
Johnnie Parker Of St Louis and NJ. O.
Berry. Of Chicago guests Of Mr.. and Mr. Fred f11
Of III Amt steet
Mcciinton son. Benjamin. Of Toledo 49,
after spending holidays with her moth
Mrs. A. j. Freeman Of 1202 W. PuI1en street.
Mrs. Estene Larry of Battiersek Michigan spent IL
holidays the city the guest Of her parents Mr. and Mr.
Frank Shine Of Route two.
Mrs Mary Rogers. Woodson visited Dr. and Mrs r Z
Johnson 1000 s Cypress street during the holidays
Miss Joann Miller has returned Palma Memorial -
Sedalia c.. after spending the holidays hare with hw
mother. Mrs Miller sister Juda and Other relatives
Mr. and Mr.. Orange Yolseley and son. BoominssouL
holiday guests Of Mr. and Mrs A. T. Frsean
Pine and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Nelson Of Wabbasg
!. Rev. and Mrs. c B. Knox Of 700i Ben street had
holiday guests. Mr. and Mrs.. Charles knox, Of IT, H1
ing Georgia. Mrs E1enor Frazier and chdren and Ms But
Ter. Bunker. La and Mrs Bette johnson Of Chicago
Mr. and Mrs II. w. Pennymon and son. Of Tuskeesr<
spent the holidays here visiting relatives and frends
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04
AROUND Pine BLUFF

lie William Seals stationed at Fl Miles, Va. the guest
Of his parents and c.her members Of his family.
Mr. and Mrs l. A. Rice Of 2501 Cherry street spent the
holidays in St Louis the guest Of relatives and friends
Mr. Jesse Lewis again after serving in
the u s. Navy
several months study
Mrs. B. A. Short. of 701 N. Cedar and Mrs. Pas
ca Banks sr of 2510 King left last week for Los
Angeles for indefinite stay Mrs Short win the guest of
her sisters Mesdames Coodoe and Collins their families and
other relative Mrs Banks her Paschal Banks who Is
In school and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Chambers of public schools Of
Mound Bayou Mss spent Christmas Day In the city, the
guest Of Mrs ey Foster mother of Mrs Chambers of the
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

IL dsetsss' tests - .nsri.s
prs@a<i, J s.f 4 z ws..s st
rsh-i 4 s-rvsss f-srsr,. p.al
Wssdsrful relief ssriss .sd
hsfsrs Ties. -&fii--h aays-i
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Mr. and Mrs Ed PEBBLES Of Chicago visited Mrs. Pc
bles of Eudora mother Of Mr. PEBBLES and friends In tn
city. during the holidays.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Oct lydia z
Pinkhams Vege--
table Compound
or conTenient new
Tablets which haTz
blood : building lra2
added At druzzsEa
sNnessl 1.aF
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Mr.. Jesse Lewis Is home aga
the u. s. Navy.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Mr.. Malvin Z. Moore, IT..
several months study.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. James Norris Of claremore. O
ed friends In the city last week. Mrs. Morris
Miss Geraldine Rambeau.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Rev. and Mrs 8. z. Davis and family Of
had a their holiday guests. their son. Car
McClish. of Los Angeles. California.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Brown and child
Clara jackson and sons. of Chicago visi
friends during the holidays.
Arkansas State press., 1957-01-04

Miss Joann Miller has ret
Sedalia. N. c.. after spending
mother. Mrs. p. X. Miller. sisteI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

jackets and on hemlines. All
her clothes were shown with
long gloves passing the sleeve
line, wherever it was.
Undecided Hens
In a season where the hem
line is proportioned by the
waistline (these are normal
mostly many designers are
stopping their elevators" be-
tween floors. Some are short
in front, long in back.
Cell Chapman, voted in a
poll as the best-known Amer
lean designer, has all hem
line varieties.
Naughty skirts" is how she
sums UP the situation Of knee
lines that seductively show
up in her evening skirts.
But Cell is a designer who
always has something for
every type woman. Sophisti-
Gates will thoroughly endorse
her Etruscan line in black
mat jersey or in shimmering
lame or brocade.
One of the hits Of her COL
lection is a dress she made
for Lily Pons Of white silk
crepe with a deep border hem
Of maribou.
The fur-trimmed coat is
the newsmaker for fall. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

not to be outdone Is the fab
ric coat in brown. black.
camel. or in loopy tweeds that
buttons all the way.
Originate had lots Of FASH
ion news in all coat spheres.
A separate black lynx lei
with q black classic CASH
mere coat looked very high
fashion. Nearly all the fur
trims on theses coats were
dyed black whether beaver,
ranch mink, or lynx. Marry
ing fur to fabric is a pet ORR
ginala touch this year.
We love the way some de-
signers seem to have stayed
up all night coming names
for their colors, while others
apparently haven't.
Originate has a tobacco
color while Claire McCardell
refers to it as cigar. Both
good and vivid descriptions.
Mustard and paprika are
other good ones from Claire
McCardell's daytime challis
dresses.
Other designers this season
are using challis for day
clothes, too, and for evening
clothes. McCardell was first
with challis and the use of
paisleys. Her attitude about
clothes is a healthy one. No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

NEW YORK, N. Y, July
10.-Fashion, to be fascinat-
ing, constantly contradicts
herself.
This fact is hitting home
as we see the unwilling of the
new fall and winter designs
in New York this week.
In one breath designers
are saying the new mood is
one of relaxation. and simple
elegance. In another breath
they suggest live it up" with
fashions that simmer and
CLEAN and are downright
wicked looking, Nobody in
his right mind could conceiv-
ably see them being worn by
that sweet girl next door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Fashion Is Rushing Off
In Opposite Directions

Take it from us, there's
never a dull moment in the
fashion business.
Queen Elizabeth's ap-
preaching visit in October
has been the signal for de-
signers to trot out full
length ballgowns. They're
expecting fall to be a pretty
busy social season.
To look fall 1857 your ball
gown will probably be strap
less. in a lush brilliantly COL
ored satin. and probably
widely banded with fur en-
circling the bodice. Pauline
Trigere showed reddish lynx
trimming one white satin ex
travaganza.
Royal purple is a color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

sponsored by Trigere and
many others as a salute to
the Queen. She suggests it
as the color to wear before
going into fall black. Those
with sun tans ought to well
come the idea. The talented
Trigere has other fashion
suggestions, including a hoop
scoop" shape that shows on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Lady Lawyers
Heor Speech by
Mrs. Leopold

Women lawyers can and
should make important con-
tributions toward maintain
ing the United States posi-
ton of leadership, Mrs. Alice
K. Leopold. Assistant to the
Secretary Of Labor for Wom-
ems Affairs. said when she
spoke at the Hotel Roosevelt
in New York City last eve
ming.
Mrs. Leopold was speaker
at the opening banquet Of
the annual convention of the
National Association of
Women Lawyers which will
be in session through July IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10

fads for her. just evolutionary
design. Her clothes are in a
class all their own. We like
her surplice necklines :. her
use of green and purple :. the
dramatic deep set-away col
lars . her emphasis on wide
belts to make a woman secure
in the knowledge that her
Continued on Page BIS, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTTG (5)-Badge ia:
Joe Friday cracks a ring of
car thieves in big Deal"
1880, WMAL Grin Tin Tin:
A new soldier at Fort Apache
almost causes an Indian up
rising.
1880, WTTG (5)-Fabian of
Scotland Yard: Inspector
Fabian investigates threaten
ing letters sent to a beautiful
actress.
500, WTTG 81 = Baseball:
Baltimore VS.. Cleveland.
500. WTOP (9)-West Point:
A talented cadet stands to
lose all he has gained from
the Academy when he mis-
treats his parents during
their surprise visit.
800, WRC az The Dinah
Shore Show Color: A full
hour variety show starring
Dinah Shore and special
guests, Minnie Pearl, Nanette
Fabray. Fred MacMurray and
Dean Jones. Easily tonight's
best entertainment" TV
Key.
800. WMAL (D-Dr. Chris
tian: The doctor aids
young woman, an amnesia
victim of an auto accident,
who exhibits terror of her
husband. Macdonald Carey
stars.
1000. WRC 4)-Cavalcade of
Sports: Tony Anthony of
New York and Yvon Durelle
of New Brunswick. Canada,
meet in a l0-round light
heavyweight bout in Detroit's
Olympia Stadium.
1000, WMAL (D-Date With
the Angels: THE Feud." finds
Vickie in a peace-making
rOle Wnen ner car runs over
a neighbours lawn.
1890, WTOP (9)-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
actor-singer Andy Griffith
and his wife from their New
York apartment, and dress
designer Anne Fogarty and
her husband from their home
in Manhattan.
11:15, WTTG (5)-Washington
Movietime: "Hell's Highway"
is the story Of a revolt OF
workers on a chain gang
Richard Dix stars. 1882.
11:15, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show: Operation Manhunt, y
the true story of Igor Gou-
zenko. a former code clerk fol
the Soviet Union who broke
with the Communists in l945
Harry TONNES is featured
1854.
1890. WTOP (9)-The Late Late
Show: Johnny on the Spot.
A young mining engineer
imprisoned in South America
returns to England to clear
himself. Hugh McDermott
and Paul CARPENTER. 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHlIGHTS

500, WIDOW. WASH-In the
Concert Hall: Concert in Hi
Fl. Toscanini conducts the
music Of Wagner.
700 WGMS-FM - Star Per-
Torrance: Hollywood string
quartet. and Victor Aller,
pianist: Hummel's String
Quartet in G" and Schu-
manns Quintet for Piano
and Strings in E fiat. Opus
"A"
7:O5, WTOP- Amos m Andy:
Comedian Jerry Lewis is
special guest.
$500, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more Orioles versus Cleveland
Indians.
sos, WRC-Monitor: A visit
to Port of Spain, Trinidad
for a discussion on Calypso
music by the authorities.
1855, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
ington at Kansas City.
1905. WMAL-Mystery Time
Police Blotter" stars Bill
Zukert as Sgt. Brad Peters.
HOS, WGMS-FM - Concert
Masterpieces: Royal Fire
works Music" by Handel and
Bloch's Concerto Crosse No
L."
Baseball Tomorrow
1880, WINK, WFAN-FM-Base-
ball; st. Louis at Brooklyn.
FPS, WWDC-Baseball: WASH
ington at Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
7 eIevision omorrow-soturdoy June IS, 1857

Garden
1885,
l. Z, Ranch
Fooui Championship
81 at Chicago;
WMAlaaO The eoIvH Frontier
WI0P1s
~ Basket So capn Eansn' 1880 Mighty Mouse ryhms
1885, IT'S Nit a. The Big
Saturday Matinee
G.. Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
SIipcOUerS, Spreads
Curtains
Ord Floor, Washington ONLY

3rd Floor, washington Only
1888 Comfy" Ready Made Chair SIipcovers
Knitted style 500
23-l99s Comfy" Ready-Made Sofa slipcOvers.
Knitted style 999
22-2l9s Comfy" Ready Made Cretonne Sofa
Spcovers ---.- ---- 1899
$3.50 Ready-Made Sofa SlipcOvers. Assorted
patterns 80 - 299
SO-6.9S Ready Made Draperies. Three patterns
fully lined 80" long pr, 399
12-l4.9S Sample Decorator Bedspreads. AS
sorted fabrics - 500
1858 NyIOn Tamboura Curtains 70 inches
long, assorted colors pr, 299
25-S9S-l6.9S Ready-Made Draperies. Assorted
patterns 90" long pr, 500
1858 Tailored Nylon and Orion Curtains; 90"
long - pr. $3.50
Is-49s Tailored Celeperm Curtains in colors
81" 90" long DR.. 299
20-59S-7.9S Ruled Kenneth NylOn and Orion
Curtains. Eggshell color; So" through 80" long.
pr. 2.99
1O0-&bS Upholstery Plastic. Cloth back; as
sorted colors; 81" wide I'd, 1.79
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

(BelotrJ Street Floor, Washington Only
IFS Pairs SOC Bobby Socks. Triple roll style
white sizes gill prs 100
75-1.OO Tub inns" Scuffs. Washable prints
sizes 3, M or L--------------------- --------I 9c
100 Pairs LBS TO 1.65 "As Is NyIons. Broken
assortment - ------2 prs. 100
5O-79c Tv Stretch Slipper Socks Soc
IS Pairs Irreg. Cotton Socks --------2 for Csc
800, 4.00 NO-IrOn BlOuses
Budget Sportspear-Street Floor. Both Stores
Dressy or tailored styles in nylon, dac- . "a
ron or cotton White. pastes or deep ~s~"
tones and prints. Sizes 1898. Z for IS
(BelowJ Budget Sportswear-Str Floor.
Washington Only
4Oo-399-599 Orion Sweaters Long -seeved car
digans or short-sleeved spons Sizes 34-40 in
group 2.59
1850 and 4.99 Skirts Wool-acetate blend
sheath or impressed pleated styles Grey, brown
and blue combinations. Sizes 10 70 l6---- 2.99
3OO-Is9 to 2.09 Scarfs Long style in solid
coors. with metallic trims; large size squares in
prints --------------- ----- o.. ----------- lbs
25O-l.99 Cuddle Caps Wool or angora and wool;
solid colors or stripes; tie under chin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

Street Floor, Washington Only

OUeet FI00T, washington OHIy
Soc TO 2.95 Rayon, Nylon, Corduroy Remnants;
desirable lengths all sales are nal yd. 39c to 1863
1.29 RayOn Slipper Satin; As inches wide; heavy
quality; 10 lovely shades -- I'd. SSc
500 yds. SOC Rayon Flannel; 38-inches wide;
washable: black, navy and red 49, I'd. 49c
SOC Printed Cotton Challis; soft fleecy nap;
dainty floral designs; 36 inches wide; assorted
colors yds. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

WOmen's $3.50, 4.99 Umbrellas
Street Floor, Both Stores
Shorts and Sims; variety of domestic . %
or imported handles. Plain colors or ~s~~
prints.
Mems, WOmen's
soc and 50c Handkerchiefs
Street Floor. Both Stores
Mems white linen with hemstitching;
white cotton with initials; cotton with Ssh0
colored borders. Women's embroidered
Swisses; white linen with lace trim;
large size cotton prints.
1875 Chrome Lite.Up
Beauty Mirrors
ToHetries-Street Floor, Both Stores
Two-faced mirror Zone magnifying) n az
has attachment to allow use Of electric AAs"O
razor; plugs directly into base.
300 Lustre Glass
Cologne Decanters, Imports!
Toiletries-Street Floor. Both Stores
Four attractive styles in cologne de-
canters that can be used as decorative r 99
note in any room in the house AS
sorted colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Mattresses, Box Springs
4O9o-5O% Oft
Third Floor. washington only

Third Floor. Washington Only
i-59.50 Simmons Prebuilt Border Mattress.
Damask ticking, soiled. double size $500 29.75
2-37.50 Sylcon Innerspring Mattresses. Stitched
prebuilt border, fancy woven ticking. soiled.
1-375O Highlander Innerspring Mattress. Pre-
built border, discontinued styles, soiled, double
size -------. 1910
1850 Serta Box Spring. 0-oz. ticking, multi
coil construction, tear in top double size, 22.SS
1-69.5O Simmons Correct Posture" Box Spring.
S-oz. ticking, soiled, double size -------.- 3475
1-37.5O Sylcon Box Spring. Sturdy coil construc-
ton, soiled, as Is, double size -----------1 1888
1-59.50 Simmons Deep Sleep Box Spring. DAM
ask ticking, discontinued style, double size, 2975
$3.50 Simmons Innerspring Mattresses. Pre-
built borders, bow-knot ticking, discontinued.
double, twin ----------- 1855
$3.50 Simmons Box Springs Sturdy coil con-
struction. discontinued style, double size, 1856
2-39.95 Sylcon Innerspring Mattresses; firm
/, construction, soiled, y size - 1897
(Beloip) LoiDer Level, Arlington Only
1-79.50 Simmons Beautyrest Mattress. Individ-
ually pocketed coils, normal firm, soiled, double
size -. A.99
1-79.5O Simmons Beautyrest Mattress. Extra
firm foundation, soiled, double size - 1898
1850 Simmons Box Spring. Deepsleep ticking,
sturdy construction, floor sample, double size,
2499
1-139.5O Lifetime Foam Mattress and Box
Spring Set. Gin. mattress, grey floral ticking,
floor sample, twin size = $500 1898
1-545O Serta Box Spring. Heavy ticking, sturdy
construction, soiled, double size ------ 34.99
$3.50 SyIcon Mattress. Striped ticking pre-
built border, soled, double size ---------- 1899
$3.50 Sylcon Mattress. Cord handles, attrac-
tive ticking, double size ---------------- 1899
1-49.50 Foster Box Spring. Sturdy construction,
heavy ticking, double size t.-- $3.50
1-39.95 Sylcon Mattress Prebuit border, cord
handles, floor sample, twin size 1899
1-39.95 Highlander Innerspring Mattress. Heavy
ticking prebuilt border, floor sample, twin size,
1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
5.95-8.95 Famous-Name CirdIe
SiIUei'aUGgre

Street Floor, Washington Only
2-2.75 Holmes g. Edwards Baby Sets. 2-piece
1.5'
800 Children's Sets William Rogers LIS
$3.50 Stainless Steel Flatware Sets. 16-piece
sets 4s9
1-125.0O so pc. Holmes & Edwards Flatware
Service. Romance" Pattern complete with
chest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 79c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Youths 1925 Ia 1875
Winter Jackets

Famous makes waist length assorted
fabrics and styles; tailored with striped r..
or quilted rayon Innings Sizes 1920.
Limited quantity 4. oEly AL Shop
early for tbs valuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
I,sfa,sts', CI.iIsIre,,'s
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

2S9 Boxer Gabardine Stacks With Flannel Lin
ing Red or navy; sizes 3 to 6 ------------ $780,
1.79 Stripped Flannel Shirts. Sizes 3 to g. SOC
499 Tots Corduroy Jackets. Quilted lining: zip
per front; aqua or rose; sizes and 3 only LEO
1898 Pram Suits. Detachable mittens and boot
les. Nylon or poplin sizes IL months; slightly
soiled 100
2.99 Little Boys Suits. Boxer short pants with
knit or flannel shirts. Sizes 3 and I only -19O
4.99 and 500 Little Girls Corduroy Jumpers
Broken size range, Ask
1.S9 Flannelette SIeepers. Two-piece style; blue
or pink print; sizes /, and 3-----------1.60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
2.99 Heavy Western Jeans

Heavy 1881 -oz. Western Jeans that will \ 90
take hard wear; Sanforzed: sizes 6-l4 A'"U
(Belo,cJ End Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
$50 and 6.99 Corduroy Stacks

Famous-makes in corduroys, texturoys
and tweeduroys Mostly one-and-two :X.S7
of kind sizes for boys and Junior boys
IN group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
SPECIAL PURCHASES!
Foundations, Second Floor. Both Stores

Foundations, Second Floor. Both Stores
2.5O.3.OO FamOus-Name Bras
Nylon, cotton and some elastic con- 4 IA
struction bras. Strapless or regular As1V
styles. White and colors.
5.95.8.95 FamOus-Name Girdles
Pull-on type girdles with famous la A 90
bells, many styles. Some have talon As~O
closings. Sizes $3.50, white.
(BelotO) Second Floor, Washington Only
25-S.95-1O.S5 Discontinued Torsolettes Broken
size range, white -.-- -- 5.99
2O-1O.O0-l350 Corsettes. Broken size range, $50
25-7.5o Short strapless Black Bras. Sizes 1874,
D cup only =. 2.99
1880 Longtime White Bras. Broken size
range -E.SJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

(Belo,D) Lingerie, Second Floor,
Washington Only
1859 Nylon Tricot Pajamas. Lace trimmed,
broken size range - 1.SS
5O-399 NylOn Tricot Slips. Lace-trimmed, bro
ken size range ------.---------- --1SS
15-2.99 Cotton Flannel Bed Jackets Broken
size range .-. 199
2O-2.99 Cotton Flannel Gowns. Broken size
range 239
$3.50 and 500 FlanneIette Shorty Gowns. Bro
ken size range ------------------------ 29s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
2.99, 500 NylOn TricOt
Slips and PetticOatS

Street Floor Undies Both Stores
Ripproof seams in Slips adjustable
straps. Regular or shadowproof styles, 4 90
lace. embroidery and pleated trims. As~"
Sizes 32-44; white and pastels in group
(BelowJ Street Floor indies. Washington Only
5O-3.99-599 Nylon TricOt Sleepwear, Gowns and
Baby Dolls. Broken assortment - ----. 29S
25-2.9S Nylon Tricot Sleepwear. Broken size
range - 199
25-695 Nylon TricOt Petticoats. Lace trim.
white, broken size range -.-.---- 3S9
2O-lO95 Famous Brand NyIon TricOt Pajamas.
Broken size range 5'S9
69c and 79c Rayon Briefs and Panties. Tailored
or lace trimmed, sizes 5-l0 in group, for 100
(BeloD) Negligees-Second Floor,
Washington Only
25-3ss Cotton Crepe CulOttes. broken size
range - -------. l.69
5O-7.99 Nylon Quilted Busters, pink or blue
prints, sizes IL TO 20--------------------5. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21

HOUSEWARES
3rd Floor, Washington: LoiOer Level.
Arlington
l.29 to 2.98 Housewares
BBc each
Willow Clothes Metal Mail Box;
Baskets coppertOne lid
Wire Trash Black Iron
Burners Trivet; marble
Metal Indoor center
Tub Dryer Metal Leaf Rake;
Cloth Laundry smooth handle
Bags Ape. Top-of-
2-Tier Metal Stove Oven
Radio Shelf warmer
3-cup Law Rubber Welcome
Susan Mat; black;
Metal Double ~~io
window or Wall Metal Maggie
Shelf Board; 10x14"
Double Pet Ape. Plastic
Diner; plastic Refrigerator Set
bowl 2-in-1 Squeeze
Metal Utility and Sponge Mop
Stool; rubber Metal Shelf and
tread Tissue Holder
1S-l2.98 Iron Coal Crates. 20" tilt bot
tom -.- = --.- $50
S6-9S Nylon and Rubber Floor Runners.
Assorted colors; 27x62" ~ - 199
24-598 CellOlite House Paint by SapOline.
White interior; gallon size only = 3.99
30-1.9S Jumbo Clear Plastic Garment
Bags. Full length Upper with Para package
99c
(BelopJ Third Floor. Washington Only
SASS BrOokpark, Dinnerware Sets; AT
pc. service for 8; pink and black - 1898
24-l.O0 Steel Fry Pans; 2-egg size; long
handle; hanging ring ---- SOC
3O-l.00 Set Of 2 Utility Bags; zippers:
heavy vinyl plastic; 8" gusset on all sizes.
39c
24-l.OO Zippered Chintz Pillow Protectors;
assorted colorS SSc
1.29 to 1888 Bathroom Accessories; lotion
bottles, cotton pickers, busting powder
boxes; discontinued --------- 4Sc to CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
69c and 79c Stretch Hose

Heavyweight cotton and nylon in color C0T
full patterns; new fall colors in argyles
stripes and plaids One size fits sizes prs
10 IL l'I'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
$3.50 Leather Brief Case.
LIS to LES
DRESS SHEER NYLONS
2 p.l. LOO
Street Floor, Both Stores

Perfect quality, dress-sheer nylons with
self-color or dark seams Good selection
Of colors Sizes III in group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
I4.95 Reversible NyIon Jackets

Solid color, 1907 nylon fleece with
chest stripes on one side; other side N nm
1907 nylon in solid color; washes IU.J0
easily. Size 8-18. Limited quantity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Boys Wear

Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor,
Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-21
Dresses, Jrs.' and Misses

juniors WeGr-Second Floor, Both Stores
2O-11.ss 1898 Dresses. One and two piece,
broken size range, 7-15 - asa
20-17.9S-25O0 Dresses. Wool. Colors. Broken
sizes 7-l5 --------------------1.z liz
3O-499 Slipon Sweaters. Orion novelty styles,
04-4U S.00
2O-29.9S Dresses. Cocktail velveteen. Sizes Z
(Belop) Casual DresseS-Second Floor,
Washington Only
1o-179S Rayon Crepe Dresses. Black or taupe
88S
10-35OO Famous-Label Coat Dresses. With de-
tachable dickey
9.08.lI.S8 Dresses
Budget Shop-Secofd Floor, Both Stores
Casual or dressy; many colors includ- Z ~
ing black and navy Sizes 1920 and
141a -22h in the collection.