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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01

CHICAGO, May / R.-Mid-
dleweight Champion Gene
Fullmer, a bull-dozing battler
of Is, is favored to bash artistic
but ancient Sugar Ray Robin
son into the ring graveyard to-
night in a title rematch at Chi
cago Stadium.
The 36-year -old Robinson, a
|2-to-1 underdog. seemingly has
only one chance to capture the
160-pound crown for the fourth
time That's by an early knock
out Of the durable Fullmer, who
|dethroned Sugar Ray at New
York January 2 with bar-room
brawl tactics.
The 15-round championship
bout. expected to attract about
$4,000 fans and an approximate
gate of $150.0O0. will be tele-
vised and broadcast nationally
via ABC with a 150-mile Chicago
area BACKED out on Tv.
(The fight win be carried in
Washington by WMAL radio
and WMAL-TV. Channel Z, at
10 PM.
Robinson has said he may re.
tire If he loses to Fullmer again
Well he might. after fighting
more, or Lesson borrowed time
since a pathetic showing in thi,
same Chicago Stadium rims
January 10. 1855. =.
It was then Robinson, trying 9
comeback after a retirement,
was cut to ribbons by a jour.
neyman middleweight, Ralph
(Tiger) Jones.
Beat Olson Twice
But Robinson stubbornly sum-
moned all the class Of his wan
ing years. He won four more
trial bouts. Then he knocked
out Bobo Olson December g.
1855. at Chicago Stadium, to re-
capture the middleweight title.
A washed-out Olson chal-
lenged Robinson in a rematch at
Los Angeles May Is. 1856. Sugar
Ray fiattened Olson in -four
rounds. After one fight. Novem-
Der 10, 1856. when he won a To-
round decision over one Bob
Provizzi, Robinson defended
against -Fullmer last January @
In that New York fight. Full
mer pressed a relentless attack
which dropped the Sugar Man
III the seventh round and had
Robinson hanging on helplessly
most Of the time.
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chieag0 AZ Brooklyn--Drott t0-2D OF
Kaiser % % vs. Drygdale u-Ol.
Mllwaukee AZ New York-spahn t3-2l
Cincinnati az philadelphia iniahtD--
hacker 'g-n vs. Cimmona u-lI
g. LQui. AZ PittsbuTgh-Hehmldt o.
- W. Turkey t2-Ol.
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INDIANS, s.;
SENATORS,1

i Grounded out for Ramos in sth. '
Safe on nelder's choice for carras-
quel In 18th.
Washington --- 900 OiO OOO-l
Runs batted in--woodiina (2l, r.
Lemon. Smith. (Maris scored on Chris
ley's error. in 7th), Berberet Two-base
WoodlinF Home Woodling.
nee fiy--Smith. Double plays-Ramos TO
Boiling to Sievers; carrasquel 70 Avila
@. Wertz. Left on bases--Washineton g:
81 Struck out-By Ramos, 4; By Lemon
.: BY Narleski, 2. Hits--Off Ramos. q
IN innings: on Hyde. 2 In l inning:
on Lemon. 2 in ~ innings; on Narieski.
on Ramos. 3-2; on Hyde, 2-1: on Lemon,
lei; on Narleski 90. Winning pitcher
Lemon u.2. Losing. pitchef--Ramos
i ri Ru U%pirs TimumSnS. PaPsrsIls aur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-01
Gen. Duke Injured in Trial.
Chances $3.50 for Derby
Foot x-Roys Heorten Jones
After Loss to Federal Hill

LOUISVILLE KY May Q)-Calumet Farms Gen. Duke.
favote for Saturdays $l2 000added Kentucky Derby today
turned with injured left front foot but Jimmy
Jones said the colt had Of starting hearing
the report of the X-ray examinations.
An X-ray taken of the foot when Duke started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

DeIieoey fIovored peers topped with crimson souce
SUNDAY
Roast Long Island Ducklng Wild Rice
AppleSauce Broccoi
Avocado Salad Pear Cardinal
Pear Cardinal
to Anou pears "a teaspoon salt
cups water cup red jelly
Ia / tablespoon lemon Juice
teaspoons vanilla tablespoons grenadine sirup
Peel pears, leaving In shallow mix together
water vanilla Fad salt Heat to boiling add whole
and simmer 20 to Is minutes until tender Turn
occasionally Remove from heat let cool
grenadne srup Of double boiler boiling water Heat
until smooth stirring occasionally Remove from heat and chill
To place upright serving dish Spoon
top and with spoonful Of desired
Serves five to six.
MONDAY
Baked Red Flannel Hash
YeLow Squash Spinach Salad
Lemon Pudding
Baked Red Flannel Hash
4 medium potatoes. cooked IA teaspoon pepper
and chopped fine IL teaspoon prepared mustard
4 medium beets, cooked slices bacon
and chopped fine II cup thin cream
u finely chopped onion
Thoroughly meat potatoes beets and
sonngs. Pat in 9-inch square baking pan. Top with
slices of bacon Pour the entire surface Bake in
moderate 1850 degrees FL about hour until
absorbed crisp Cut into Six servings
TUESDAY
Ham Steak Sweet Potatoes
Corn Pudding Pennsylvania Pepper Cabbage
Coffee Ice Cream Cookies
Pennsylvania Pepper Cabbage
] teaspoon salt %
medium onion, grated 20 cup cider vinegar
y l green or red pepper,
medium head cabbage, chopped
Add salt chopped cabbage. Let stand
! Blend and vinegar pour cabbage. Add
chopped pepper mix well. Makes eight servings.
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THE CHEF SAYS
Intriguing. Fish
Dishes for lent

place 4 defrosted fillets. sailed
and peppered we'll. Add sthe
vegetables and the liquid they
have cooked in. Place in a pre-
heated 375 F. oven and poach
for 10-15 minutes. or till fish is
just opaque. Pour of excess
liquid into a saucepan, boil till
fsduced to about half. Add 2
tablespoons of butter, and stir
till butter is melted. Pour this
over fish and vegetables. and
serve in the baking dish.
Fillets Florentine
Cook 2 packages of chopped
frozen spinach; drain. Butter,
salt and pepper well, and pack
in a buttered ovenproof serving
dish. Keep warm.
In buttered baking dish,
place 4 .defrosted fillets. Cover
with " cup eAchswhite wine and
water. and poach in a preheated
'375 F. ovens for 1918 minutes,
or till fish is opaque. Pour off
liquid into a saucepan and re-
duce to " cup. Combine 2 table,
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An old recipe adapted to modern foods.
WEDNESDAY
English Woodchuck Chop Metn Noodles
Mired Green Salad Rhubdrb Cobber
English Woodchuck
"a pound cheddar cheese / teaspoon paprka
shredded "a sliced pimieno olives
tablespoons butter / cup drained canned
tablespoons flour mushrooms
cups milk 4 eggs hard cooked and
W teaspoon salt sliced
Melt butter in large skillet stir in -four bubblng
Do not brown Stir In milk salt and paprika Cook until
thckened Stir in cheese until smooth sliced
olives mushrooms sliced hard-cooked
on toast or chow mein noodles -Four to servings.
THURSDAY
Veal Outlets Baked Potato
Asparagus SteCed Tomatoes and Ceerv
Chocolate Skillet Cake Coffee
Chocolate Skillet Cake
" cup cold water " shortening
" cup cocoa unbeaten eggs
1a cups sifted flour Y cup buttermlk
teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon vanilla
" teaspoon salt thin milk
IA brown packed chocolate bars
Gradually add water to beating well after add
ton Si -four soda and salt Add sugar shortening eggs
and u cup OF the buttermk Beat minutes Add vanilla
remaining "a OF butermik and the mixture
minutes Pour into we-greased heavy skillet measuring
inches the top Top batter with
Cover Bake In moderate 1850 degrees
utes Serve warm cold plain with whipped
cream Cake be baked in 10nch electric skillet Pour
batter into cold wegreaed skillet Open vents
at 275 degrees F. for so to go minutes. BY wi"
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spoons butter and 2 tablespoons
flour: add liquid plus u cup Of
milk to make q cream sauce.
Drain fillets well. and place on
spinach bed. Pour cream sauce
over, sprinkle well with grated
Parmesan cheese. and set all
under the broiler flame to brown
lightly. VI
released by The Bell syndicate. Incl
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Ice.Creum Suuce

Put an orange and a lemon
through food chopper using a
fine knife and combine in sauce
pan with u cup sugar and a No.
21a can cling peach halves,
drained. Cover and simmer 10
minutes. Elegant to serve with
ice cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
Dreaded Chops

Ever serve Dreaded pork chops?
They're unusually delicious. To
prepare. dip the chops in sea-
soned flour. then in egg beaten
with a little water. and finally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

in fine dry bread crumbs. Brown
quickly in a little fat. then cover
skillet and cook over low heat
until meat near bone shows
white. Remove cover toward end
Iof cooking to recrisp.
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GNk WHATS
- COOKING
FRIDAY
flashed Bropn Potatoes
Buttered Carrots
Ftllet of Sole
Kdle

FRIDAY
Filet Of Sole flashed Broi1n Potatoes =
Kdle Buttered Carrots
Strawberry Pie
Filet Of Sole
/ pound fresh frozen tablespoons sliced almonds
flet of sole / teaspoon grated lemon peel
" cup cooking oil tablespoons lemon Juice
Salt and pepper tablespoons butter, melted
8 tablespoons chopped chives Lemon wedges
Salt and pepper lets and roll in -four in moderately
hot oil until light brown and fish fakes Stir chopped chves.
almonds grated lemon peel juice and melted butter together
Pour SOLE Garnish with lemon wedges three
to four
SATURDAY
Chill Con Came Garlic Bread
Fruit Salad With Cream Dressing
Mincemedt Cookies
Cream Dressing
cup creamed cottage cheese u teaspoon salt
" cup "a teaspoon almond extract
tablespoons lemon juice "a cup toasted almonds
tablespoons sugar Fresh fruit
Beat cheese until creamy. Stir in remaining ingredients
except fruit using canned fruit drain we'll.
salad and dressing Six servings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
THE CHEF SAYS

During Lent. thinking pp new
and intriguing ways of serving
fish can be a headache. But
there's plenty that you can do
with plain. frozen fillets. Eur0-
pean chefs have invented liter.
ally hundreds of recipes glorify-
ing fillet of sole; while real sole
is almost unobtadnable in this
country, frozen fillet Of hadA nck.
or of any Nther mild-fiavpred
white fish, viii serve splendidly
Here are two adaptations ofEu-
ropean recipes to try with de-
frosted filiets:
Fillets With Vegetables ii 4
Chop a medium sized carrot,
an onion. the white part of a
leek and q stalk Of celery. Saute
in butter until golden. Add a
tablespoon each OF fresh or
frozen peas and chopped green
beans. add about.K cup water.
and simmer until vegetables are
tender.
In a buttered baking . dish,
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Furniture

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l-li95 Double size Bookcase
Headboard. Knotty pine az
2-l0.95 Twin sire Bookcase
HeadbOard. Knotty pine 5.i7
2-5.95 Students Ladderback
Desk Chairs. Clear pine 20.
2-ll,95 Sliding Door Bookcase
on Legs. Knotty pine 5.97
2-ll.95 Sliding Door Bookcase
with , drawers. knotty pine.
5.97
l-ll.95 Three shelf Bookcase.
so vide, Knottv pine 49,
l-l6.95 Console Bookcase on
wrought iron legs. Clear pine.
S.i7
J.9a Five-drawer Chest. Al"
tall. Knotty pine I0.47
l-9.95 Record storage Cabinet.
20 tall. Knotty pine 4.97
2--ll.95 Open Front Bookcases
with two drawers. Pine 5.97
1885 Nine Drawer Storage
Chest SIX small drawers ana
three large ones. Knotty pine.
l2.47
Ills Toy Chest. Hinged top
knotty pine j.97
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IlOSiPru

STREET Floor, Washington Onig
seconds If l.35-l.95 Seamless
N,lons. Si1es 8 Ill in group,
sc
] 30 seamless Nyl0nS. pcrlrCts.
beige Or talpc, 8iz-li IN group.
19c
S-299 MukluN. Slipper SoX
Wool broken si1e range sc
7S--l,35 TO los Nylons. size 3 >
only . .---.---. 39c
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Upholstery

Third Floor, Washington Only
54-49c Curtain Bow Tie Backs,
IN solld coI0rS ca. sc
3S--S.98 Plain and Printed Seer
sucker Drapcries. 80" long,
pr. i.99
S--l2.9S Floral Chintz Draperies.
30" long pr, $50
55--3.9S Assorted RayOn and
Cotton Cafe Curtains, SO long,
pr, l.l9
4O--5.9S Plain and Printed Ray
on Faille Draperies, assorted
sizes and lengths pr, 3.99
2O--5.98 10 6.98 Chromspun Ruiz
fled Curtains, sizes ", 81 and
80 long pr, 500
5l--l.9S Assorted Patterns Of
RayOn Nalances ca, 100
20-9.98 Readymade Slipcovers
to fit wing chairs: woven cot
ton, floral patterns; colors.
vine, green, gray, maize, cocoa.
"a. 699
8-l5.98 Readymade SlipcOvcrs
to III modern curved arm sofas,
woven cotton, floral patterns,
colors, wine, green and gray.
ca, g.gg
l15--l9S Extender Traverse
Rods, "A TO as extensions
ca. 99C
Loucr LcreL Arlington only
lO0--l,9S ENtcndcr Traverse
Rods. "a to 48 extensions.
ca. 19c
7--2.9S ENtender Traverse Rods.
AZ 10 30 extensions ca, g9c
2-3.9S Extcnder Traverse Rods,
Sc to 100 extensions ca, 99c
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Toys

Louer Lerel, Arlington Only
l-9.9s Doll House. six rooms.
white Colonial style, floor
sample i99
l--9.9S Doll House, metal with
furniture. 6 rooms with sun
porch jgg
3--995 Monkey Climbs, triangle
shape, metal, As is 3.99
l--39.95 Metal GYM, carrousel.
rocket glide, ! swing. . horizon
tai bars. As Is 1899
2--39.95 Metal Gyms. 3 swings,
Rocket glide. horizontal bars.
As Is 1893
1895 Metal Gym, rocket
glide, 2 SWINGS. slide. horizontal
bars. As is 1899
l--3i.95 Metal Gym, 2 swings.
ladder with tceter totter. As is.
1899
l-29.95 Metal Gym, Rocket
glide. 2 swings, horizontal bars.
AS Is 900
i-5.95 Basketball Rings with
Back Stop. As IS 99c
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Street Floor. Washington Only
1915 Fitted Travel Kits.
Plastic or fabric: assorted
styles, plastic fittings 1892
2O-2.O0 Plastic Fitted Travel
Kits. Assorted styles and colors.
100"
90-l.50 Richard Hudnut Whirl-
a-Wave Curriers'. 40 to a box.
39c
l25-l.25 Elmo All-Weather Lo-
ton Csc"
20O-l.50 Elmo Special Formula
Cream. For lines and wrinkles;
contains lanolin 35c-
1OO-l.l9 Comb and Brush Sets.
Professional style brush with
nylon bristles and nylon block.
Assorted colors - set, 79c
'PluS Fed tax
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Nursery Furniture

Second Floor. Arlington OnLy
1-l1.95 Play Yard, split spindle.
5.S8
1886 "Thayer' Crib Mobile,
1898
1-2l.95 "Thayer" Stroller, ad-
Unstable footrest and back 1888
2-1.95 Jumpers 4.S8
S-li.95 Welsh" Playmate
Jumper S.S8
1856 Stroller with shopping
bag 5.S8
1-2i.95 FOlda Siesta Stroller.
Floor sample 1888
l-I0.95 Youth Chair. Uphol-
stored back and seat. Floor
sample 5.47
3-l6.95 High Chair. 2-way.
Wax Birch. Floor sample S.i7
2-l2.9S High Chair. l-way, 7.S8
l2-2.95 Nursery Seats 100
6-3i.95 "Storkline" Cribs.
Double drop sides, 8 finishes,
1888
$685. "Storklne' CRIBS.
Double drop sides. 3 finishes.
24.SS
6-4i.95 "Ihayer" Cribs. Doun.e
drop sizes , finishes 1858
Fourth Floor. Washington Only
2-li95 Crib Mattresses. inner
spring tufted Floor sample. 1.99
2-lO.95 Crib Mattresses, inner
spring tuttless. Floor sample,
5.g9
1855 Step-fOld Playyard.
Floor sample lI.99
l-20.95 Stcp-fOld Playyard.
Floor sample 1899
ii SOS Upholstered High
Chair floor sample S.99
l-2l.95 Stroller. Reclining back
and canopy. Floor sample. 1893
2-1.95 Jumpers. Metal frame.
Floor sample l.99
1-l6.95 FOlda R0lla Stroller.
Floor sample g.9g
l-l2.95 Swing and Stand. Floor
sample 1,g9
3-1.95 Car Bed. Converts to
car seat i.99
l-i2.95 TAYLOR Tot" Stroller.
Floor sample 6.S8
l-l9.95 Upholstered High
Chair, 2-vay wax birch 1899
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Bedroom
FURNISHINGS

Third Floor. Washington Only
1-31.5O Foster Prebuilt Border
Mattress. fancy woven ticking,
discontinued style, double size,
22.99
1-2S.50 Innerspring Mattress,
stripe ticking, soiled, double
size ---.- 1899
2-i2.5O SylcOn Innerspring
Mattresses, stitched prebuilt
border. heavy woven ticking,
discontinued style, double size,
5000
1-29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edge, stripe ticking, floor
sample twin size 1888
$3.50 SylcOn PrebuiIt Border
lnnerspring Mattresses; heavy
stripe ticking. handles for turn
ing, twin size $500
2-42.50 SylcOn Innerspring
Mattress, stitched sag proof
border, heavy woven ticking.
discontinued style, twin size.
1888
l-37.50 Serta Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, fancy
woven ticking, double size,
Soiled 1899
l-29.5O Box Spring, hardwood
base frame, stripe ticking,
soiled, twin size 1899
l-29.50 Night Table, lined oak
veneered, SCARED $780, 9.99
1880 Night Table, walnut We
neered, Scared 1899
1-17.5O Night Table. mahogany
finish, Scared $50
1850 Chest Of Drawers, ma
hogany finish, scared 1893
l-47.50 Chest Of Drawers, ma
hogany finish, Scared 24.99
1-l2.95 Plastic Covered Head
board, charcoal grey. wipe
Clean, floor sample, twin size.
90
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'NecklreUr

Street Floor. Washington Only
150-5.99 BlOuses, nylon, dacron
or cotton-plus; many styles;
prints or solids; 1898 in group,
399
$3.50 Imported Wool Stoles,
circular shaped handmade,
white, pink. blue or black 1893
A25-299 and 3.99 Blouses. cot
tons in solids or stripes; short
or q sleeves; sizes 1898 1893
25O-1.0O Scarfs: colorful prints.
light or dark grounds 2 for 100
20O-59c Costume Flowers; pin
on or cluster styles 3 for 100
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Housewares

Third Floor, Washington Only
1886 Stainless Steel Sets. so
pc. Flatware. Service for eight
IN beautiful modern pattern.
1895
2-S4.l0 6-pc. Set Club Alumni
mum with Glass Covers 1885
1S-4.9S 6-pc. Set Stainless Steel
steak Knives. One piece
handles. blades with serrated
edges l.29
30-5.9S 6-pc. Set Steak Knives.
Plastic handles, blades with SER
rated edges. Each set in storage
case 1.99
12-1.98 ColOrfuI Plastic Waste
Baskets. Oval shape ll-qt. ca
paclty leo
24-2.29 Jeweled Tissue Boxes,
black, pink and white l.29
1888 Printed Plastic VIM
dow Grapes, 34X54 size, assorted
colorS 9gc
l2-l.0O Tiger Metal Polish,
cleans and polisheS brass,
bronze, copper, nickel or
enamel. Quart size 49c
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Foundations

Street Floor, Washington Only
1915 RengO Belt COrselettes,
white mesh and ravon brocade,
pink; sizes "a. "a, 46, 48 3.99
5000 Strapless Bras by
Perma Lift; black or white; 81
Sc, A or B 2.99
$500 Strapless Bras: black
nylon marquisette; 80, "a, 80,
3.99
5000 Famed Make Bras;
white cotton; 1898. A, B or c..
2.39
25-9.95 Discontinued Girdles;
white; broken size range 5.99
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Mattresses Aud
Box Springs

LolCer Leuel. Arlington Only
1-42.5O Englander Innerspring
Mattress. prebuilt border. dis
continued ticking, soiled. double
size 23.SS
l--37.5O SyIcon Innerspring
Mattress, fancy woven ticking,
Soiled, double size 1888
$3.50 Foster InnerspriEg
Mattress, stitched prebuilt Dor
der, heavy woven ticking, soiled.
double size 29.SS
1850 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, stitched prebuilt border,
firm coil construction. soiled.
double size 21.SS
l-59.5O Foster Box Spring, he'll
ical tied construction, 8-oz.
ticking, soiled. double size, 1888
l-52.50 Serta Box Spring. multi
coil construction, heavy woven
ticking. soiled. double size. 1888
l-3s.50 SylcOn Box Spring,
fancy woven ticking, sturdy coil
construction, soiled, double size,
1888
1850 Serta lnnerspring Mat
tress, firm. stitched prebuilt
border. solled. twin size 28.SS
l-42.5O Highlander Innerspring
Mattress. firm construction. g.
OF. ticking, floor sample, twin
size 2288
l--42.50 SylcOn Innerspring
Mattress. stitched prebuilt Dor
der, heavy woven ticking, floor
sample, twin size 22.S8
l-i9.5O simmons Box Spring,
study coil construction, firm,
Damask ticking, soiled. twin
size 2S.SX
1850 Serta Box Spring,
multl-coil construction. dlscon-
tinued ticking, soiied, twin size,
2S.SS
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Notions

Street Floor, Washington Only
S0-2.95 Heavy Plastic Outdoor
Chair Covers I.l9
25-1.0O Ironing Board Protec-
tors, plastic 49c
75-lOc Black and Blonde Hair
Nets, nylon 2/5e
IS Button Assortment. S cards,
l9c
25-1.i9 Chintz Blanket Bags,
99c
% Sec. of 3.49g to SOS Paklite
Travel Bags ----- - l.49
Plus Fed TGr
1888 Terry Auto Seat Cow
CiS -----~-- $1,000 l.JJ
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Street Floor
indies
Washington Only

8-6.95 Nylon Gowns. Famed
make; broken assortment 4.99
5-l2.95 NylOn TricOt Gowns.
Famed make; broken assort-
ment 8.99
2.99 and 1893 NylOn TricOt Slips.
White; 32-40 - 1893
$685. and 4.95 Cotton ChaIlis
Sleepwear. Broken assortment,
1.59, 2 for 300
Sc and 79c RayOn Briefs. Lace
trimmed; broken assortment,
3 for 100
100 NylOn Briefs and Panties.
Lace-trimmed; broken assort-
ment ~ 2 for 100
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Stationery

Street Floor. Washington Only
6C-Candles. Discontinued COL
ors: To-. ~ and Is" SC
22-l00 Box Self-SeaI Enye-
lopes . boxes 100
I9-l.50 Bridge Table Covers.
SOC
$3.50 initiated Cocktail Nap
kinS. Odd lots 100
29c Cello Wrap Notes. 10 to
package 4 for sec
$3.50 Packages Napkins. $50
TO a package. Sc; or 2 pkgs 100
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Hand bags

Street Floor. Washington Only
50-5yc Plastic BilIfOldS and
keytainerS 29cs
$500 and $50 Bags go"
$500 AS Is" Bags 49c*
5000 Clutch Bags. Tan leath-
or l.29s
;5-i099 and 1899 Calfskin
Bags 5.99@
l5-l0.99 Faille or Velvet Bags.
3.99*
Plus Fed. LaE
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Lingerie

Second Floor. Washington Only
1850 Nylon Tricot Gowns.
Lace-trimmed. size 80 only.
3.99
l0-l0.99 Brushed NylOn Gowns.
Broken size range 500
l5-599 Flannel Pa jamas. Brok-
en- size range 2.99
l5-5.99 Brushed RayOn Gowns.
Broken size range 800
II NylOn TricOt Panties. Broken
size range ? for 100
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SiIrerlcUn.e

Street Floor, Washington Only
l-29.99 FOur-piece Coffee Set.
Silver plated. slightly scratched,
Ii.99s
6--6.99 Vegetable Dish. Round;
silver plated; slightly scratched.
4.99"
l2-1O.OO Sugar and Cream Set.
Silver plated; scratched 4.99+
5000 SiIver-plated Hot
Water Kettle. Large size:
scratched - 24.99~
Plus Fed. Tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28

Second Floor. Washington Only
10-l7.99-19.99 Quilted Lounge
Wear. Robes and lounge pa
jamas. Broken size range for
misses and women 8.99
10-19.99-25.0O Nylon Quilted
busters. Broken size range for
misses 1000
15-5.99 Cotton Printed Busters.
Broken size range for women,
200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28

THIRD Floor. WASHINGTON Only
4-i9S Metal Centerpieces 2.98
5-2.9S California Bird and
Bowl 1893
Is prs. l.49 Decorated salt and
Pepper sets 75c
ll-l.98 Decorated Pottery Hen
or Rooster LOO
1910 Cake Plate with Black
Metal Rack soc
l0-l.49 3-Part Colored Pottery
Relish Dishes 100
6-l.9S Individual Chatting Dish.
100
l-59.9S 92-Pc. Imported China
Dinner Set, Slight irregular,
24.9S
7-1.98 Wicker and Black Metal
SeIhtIs --------- nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
2.99-8-pe. Place Mot Sets

Outstanding assortment Of colors and patterns
TO select from. Fast colors Washable and
pre-Shrunk
Street Floor Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
l.99 Royon 6 Cotton DomosI

Made Of two-ply combed yarn. 5lA5l". Green,
pink or maize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
Linens and DO1leSlicS
89c to 100 Printed Dish Towels

Discontinued patterns manufacturers samples
and closeouts. All pure linen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
500 Cotton PIisse Spread

Double Ruifle Print Plsse Spreads Twin
size only Fast COLOR Washabe--No Iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
End Of Month CIeoronce Sheets
" Price

Odds and ends-1 and Of a kind Soiled or mJsSed
Muslin and percaes group Solid color stripes and white
the assortment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-28
Mems 7.o5 Irree. Orion Sweater.
Mems 2.e5 to 3.o5 Dress Shirts

Perfect and irregular dress shirts some
mussed, soled Mostly fancies in assortment Y a
Many collar styles. Broken sizes. lei