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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-28

DISTR
UNION WALLPAI
1922 New York Ave. NV
AUTHORIZE
Peoples hordwuFe
1918 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Peoples HurdwoEe
CulImOre Shopping Center
LeesburK Pike
ANNANpALE, VA.
AnnundoIs HcrdwOre & Supply Co.
Little River Turnpike
ARLINGTON, VA.
Al {. Demolition Co.
1883 Jeh Davis Highway
}. W Ayers Hardware
6sb3 Ne. Washington Blva.
Dewey Hardware
Lee Highway and Glsbs Rd.
Hardware Center, Inc.
$500 N. Fairfsz Drive
Martin Bros.
es26 Tee Highway
Peoples Hardware
3e4I Columbia Pike
Union Wallpaper & Paint Co.
.eel wilson Blvd.
FAIRFAX, VA.
Fairfox hordwoFa
III " Main 81.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Falls Church Paint Wallpaper Center
$50 W. Brosd g.
jefferson villuss hordwurs
siOB ArlinEtsn Blvd.
MeLEAN, VA.
LsRslsv hsrdwsNs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

that 10 our grandmothera was an
accepted part az the canning aud
preserving season I.uekily. todays
woman can make jams and iellics
with 50 much less trouble and in
a fraction ~ the time Y used
10 take and her homemade sweets
are brighter in color and freaher
in flavor than gfandmothet's This
is because the modern short -botl
method. using powdered er liquid
fruit peotina, fuse exact recipe, of
course, for the peetian chosen }
jolls TO the right consistency with
only a few minutes 81 boiling The
flavor IL fresher too, and the color
brighter because the fruit or juice
Ia not boiled ~ long
Use these carefully teated rect
pes for making beautiful ard flaw.
orfut Concord grape jam and Jelly
while the grapes ARE now ahund
ant
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept 10 Allie Camp, b23 Car
roll Az, Michael Smith. 3i2 Car
roll Az; sharyl McPhet,erm. s3l
Iglshart Az Mrs, Norman Davis
ST. ST Anthony Az Rev Thomas
u Morris, 800 Carroll Az versoy
1. seay. 2s5 n. Grotto.
Sept ~ Mary whltmore, 500
Rondo Az: Mira Kathryn Neil
T2s ~ Anthony Av; Mira. Eugene
Moore, sas lglehart Az: Lloyd
o'Noal 3is N, Avon. Mr. Maurice
ornand. 7sa 81 Anthony Az.
Eddie High. sa5 SO Anthony Az,
Mrs Fred y Williams. 7Ia st
Anthony Az.
sept rs Bruce Price. 700 Rondo
Az Mrs Msceo o f1nney, 4a7
Rondo Az Sharon Louise Harper.
7ed 81 Anthony Az Mr. Julius
Cole 237 sc Anthony Az, Mr.
Eugene Roas, s67 81 Anthony Az
Sept 10 Ortou Shelton. Az
Iglehart Az. Mrs George villa
1905 fRiahart Az Buster Tarver
so3 81 Anthony Az Mrs Bertha
Douglas Gas 81 Anthony Az:
Henry Williams. 25g Rondo Az
Mru Arthur Hedge. GO Carroll
.Av. nrs Cecil Neal. $50 Eoudo
.Av Louis Scott Ira 755 Carroll
Az
Sept IL Mra Louis npynton
$40 Marshall Az. Leonard Carter
1908 Carroll Az
Sept ~ Mrs = N Henderson.
2pi ~ Anthony Az
Sept 10 Mrs Eva Neal. 6aI
a. Anthony Az Mrs Carrie
Greer. 7ts Caron Ava Bertha
Neal 7st Tsoudo Az. Marvin
Douglas Thomas t54 Hondo Az
james 8 Ciaf4y. TIC Aurora ~.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Lurene Washington And
Fianee Feted BY
Family And friends

Onc Of the Delighted affairs Of
the weekend was farewell party
given IN honor u Mrs I.uronn G.
Washington, and Mr.. Lloyd w
Mathews of Sioux city, Ia. on Sat
grday evening September O. from
9 20 ~ 30. NJ the Naclrena Club.
HosteAaea Tor the gala affair were
tho daughters 81 Mrs Washington,
me Misses Elizabeth and Dariyun
Caatlsman and daughter 81 law
Mrs Jscqneiynn Casflemsn
As guests arrived they were reg
is,ered by MIRA Censvisve Jack
son, the g,seEt list q fnefnento FOR
the h0noreea of the occasion. Mrs
Washington ard Mr. Matthew'S will
say. u Do" In Sioux city on octo.
Der LIST For the occasion Mira
Washington chose cocoa and
pink print dresa which che conpll.
mentea With black sandals, rhine
stone ielgcIry and rorsags n
tropical orchids
Tables psre placed around the
rom and were csnsersG with yei.
lo'R dahliss and red zinriRs At
which guests Bsre seated The
main table Al which the honorses
stood 70 receive their guesss was
ovefisyed with = pink cloth and
sdorned s9th telB green crystal
vases 81 pink ard white rNeet-
heart roses A 6oubie heart rake
with decorated flowers in soft pink
ard green vas the focal psan, ~
the table
The svsalng WAS spent iE gay
conversation daneing ard enjoy
lrg an ASsortmsu, ~ tasty viantis
an1 refreshing beverages TIE
asl stocksd bar wss a popular
gathering plass
4 hishHgt, ~ the evening farne
wheu members ~ tAs "Wednesday
Aatinee c7gsb. 81 which Mrs Wash.
iagfou Rae heea pYsssaent FIR ~
past sx pears presented her with
10 cash fossn ard expressed their
regrets a aosang her bst ~tshsd
her happdness and tha best of tsek
IN her nr~ role Mrs. A,isrs Veal
~ase ne ptesertasian and intro
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MnNNEArorIs nlRrnpAYs

Sept. Is Kenneth Earl Grsgs~
BY, STA Aldrieh Az ~; Barbara
Robinson, 1859 Firth Av s. Myrt.
le Sparrow 5o5T irving Av. N;
Bnl Fraction. SSos Fourth Az. s.,
oralee Renee Law. 1901 Portland
Av
Sept IA Carl Green, Ella Hum
eolat Av N Mrs wan Turn.
baugh, s3A Bryant Ay n En-
gene Underwood, Sa4s Fourth Az,
S Mrs. june Berry. AIS Emerson
Av, ".
Sept. rs ars Gloria Chambers.
sass Fourth Av s Matte Sam.
uels. apa Bryant Az N, Mary L.
Cotton, 40 f, "a ST. Alfred l..
Martin, ST2o Firth Az s.; Mrs
Victoria Smith. Tln rs Az. s. Mrs,
Herman Hubbard. STso Third Az,
Is; MIR. Herman Hubbard. ST2e
Third Av s Carol Jean smiley,
400 Bryant Az. N William Roger
Thompson, SToi Fourth Av So
Mrs Edward l. withas Sr. s2o6
Second Az s.
Sept rs Burl Gugsby, STA Aid
rich Av N; Francis w Doyle,
$500 Smelling Az. Merieal spen.
Ger oos Bryant Az N.
Sept II Adeiia Nevis. sid W
81 ST.. Mrs Hulda Walker. sslS
Fourth Av, s. Floyd Madison Jr.,
id2a Firth Az s.; Mrs, Monwell
Craft $3.50 Fifth Av s,
sept iS Henry Thomas. 2aih
Clinton Av; Leonard Minis, l4o6
Fremont Av NJ, Joseph J, Ienn.
tnga. 5000 Third Az s.. Noryal
Barksdale, 1908 Emerson Av N.
James Fraction. 3sAi clinton
Az, s, " Hammond. ae2s Smell.
ing Ay Gregory Swain, $500
Third Az s. Myeona Campbell
3e4i Smelling Av
Sept 10 Archie Givens t24s
Third Az s., Maurice O. Howell,
ist6 Lakcview Az n, Mrs Iva
Napue Aia2 Portland Az Mrs
Laura Gaskins, aioa Third Az, \
Mrs James Thomas s05T Second
Az s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Mrs, Mary Smith. maternal grand
mother and Mrs. Hattie barrow.
maternal great grandmother is
welcoming another granddaughter,
both are OF Minneapolis MFR Char
les Thompson Of Kalispel, Mont
Is paternal grandfather
Dinner Guest; Mrs Lenora
Downey OF ottumwa, Ia. president
Of the Conference Branch Miss
ionary Society OF the AME church
es, was the dinner guest on sun
day OF her nephew and family
Mr. and Mrs O d, Smith and
daughter Of s4s5 Fifth Az, S,
Mrs Downey was delegate to
the AME Northwest Annual Con-
ference. She left Sunday night for
her home
Visited Over Weekend: Mrs.
verla Lewis left for her home in
Burlington, Ia on Monday after
spending the weekend In the city
visiting her sister and brother
in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Smith
1918 Smelling Az Mrs, Lewis and
her sister attended services sun
day morning at ST. Peters AME
church.
Delegates Return Home; Leav-
ing for their various homes after
attending the AME ". W. Con-
ference which convened at ST.
Peters AME church September
81 were Rev and Mrs. A. Way.
man Peterson OF Detroit who LEFT
Saturday afternoon. Rev Peter
son is presiding elder in the Michi-
gan Conference Mrs Ida Thomp-
son, delegate from Ottumwa. Ia.
left Sunday afternoon and Mrs
E;louise Robinson delegate from
Cedar Rapids, Ia. returned Co her
home on Monday morning
Family Visitors: Mrs Rose Orr
and brother, Mr.. Rollo Carter Of
paola, Kans., left by motor for
their home on Sunday morning
after spending three days in the
city visiting their sister and broth.
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH
jackson OF 1882 Third Az. S.
Mother Was Guest: Mrs Emma
Taylor and Mrs Onie James OF
Kansas City Mo, left Saturday
for their homes after Spending
three weeks In the city visiting
Mrs Taylor's daughter.in-law and
son, Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Daniels
OF 37le Fifth Az. S.
Attending Baptist Convention
Rev ] w Phelps and Mr. Ralph
c. Primm OF 4544 Fifth Av s
left by motor Monday morning
for Chicago TO attend National
Baptist Convention, Mr. Primm
has been invited 10 accompany
Virginia Davis well known lyric
soprano and gospel song writer,
at the pre-musical on Tuesday
night
Spent Weekend In Kansas: Mr.
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and Mrs Harold Wright. 5000
Portland Az. spent the weekend
in Kansas CITY, Kans, visiting rel
at,yes and friends, They were ac.
eompanied on the trip by Mrs
Zenobia Cress. mother Of MIR.
Wright
New Home: Mr. and Mrs, Rom
aid westberry and children form
erly at seas F1fth Az $. are now
greeting friends in their new home
at els T.. 81 st,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Carter Jr. 5s2 w. Central Av.
10 years.
Sept ~ Mr. and Mira John
Mckinley. 7ao Carroll Az. so
years
Sept ~ Mr. and Mrs Huron
shelton. Jr., 4hS Kent 81, "a
years. MIR ard Mrs Jesse Smith
5t7 itondo Az, n years
Sept 10 Mr.. and Mira Chester
w Patterson. Dol Carroll Az, 81
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
out -0f-TowB BIRTHDAYS
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept IA Mrs blanche Washing
ton. Kansas CITY. Mo.
Sept IS w. A. Willis, New
York CITY. Lila Earl Chicago,
Ralph y. Jones' pes hoines.
Sept IL Margaret Jackson,
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
GIRAFFE JELLY

YIELD About
~ medium glasses 10 lbs iollyl
cups juice tahotit an lbs,
ripe erapoal
cups Ii lbs sugar
box t2h os J powdered fruit
pcctin
METHOD First. prepare tho
fruit Stem about J.is pounds fully
ripe grapes and crush thoroughly
Concord grapes give best oolor
and flavor Add Ia cups water.
bring To a boil, and simmer, GOV.
cred 10 minutes Place IN jelly
cloth on bag and squeeze out Juice.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
The First Nighfers
Host Bridge Luncheon
Al Hotel Dyckmon


inc party touch to the Saturday
afternoon bridge luncheon the First
Nighters Bridge club hosted Sep
temher q. Hotel pyckmans Robin
Hood Room was the charming set
ting for the fete which regaled
large group of Twin city sooialites
Guests were greeted by the love-
II members Of the club who set the
fashion pace in their fashionable
fan attire which was elegantly
equaiied by the select group Of
friends who shared the festive &C.
castor with them
White haring tapers in low can
dlcsticks eneircied with wreaths Of
hucklebery leaves was the artistic
centerpiece for the white spread
dining tables at which guests were
seated The Center table At which
members were seated was center
ed with floral arrangement OF
red roses
Interest in the rounds OF bridge
and hearts following tasty three
course luncheon was whetted by
the piles OF gaily wrapped gifts
for high scorers When tallies
were collected and scores Tailed.
the "ohs" and abs were spon.
taneous when first place winner
for bridge. Mrs Cornelius Mobiley.
unwapped her gift and cxcitedly
showed beautiful yellow blanket
Other winners at bridge Of
equally as lovely prizes were the
Mines Charles Noble second jess
sic Shepard. third: Burie Carmleh.
ael Sr fourth; Woodfin Lewis.
firth; Paul $. Curry sixth Eariine
Galloway seventh and the CON
ISOLATION prize was awarded To Mrs
Edward Posey Mrs Mark Gibbs
captured first Prize TOR hearts and
Mrs Edward withors won second,
Other guests enjoying the clubs
hospitality were the Mines Lorraine
Byron. O l. Alexander. Tonmie
Braddock. phelma Benton. Tai,
madge - Carey, Jr., Royal Craw-
ford, I u Burt Maynard caIland,
Barbara Cyrus, ] Walton Crump,
Harold Garter, Maurice Daniels.
David w Francis, Richard Fox.
G. w Glenn, Archie Givena, VII,
liam Godette. Hiram Gibbs. Aahby
GaSkins, Morris Gibbs. Jr, Maurice
Howell, Clayton Hughes
And the Mines Percy Hughs,
Jro Maurice Haynes, William Han.
ma, Colcridge Hendon Grover In.
gram. Charles w. Johnson. Louis
w johnson, Palmer s. jackson.
Doris johnson. Thaddeus James.
Robert Jones. Earl Kyle, Dorothy
Lawson, Chandler McWatt, Stoph.
en- Maxwell. william Modem. Louis
M Moore, NJ X Mcknight. DE.
Vienna Newman. George Nixon.
Catherine Norman, Miles Newlin
Luther T. Prince, Cernne Reed and
Lewis Ripper
Also the Mines, Charles Rogers,
Arthur Royster, Homer Russell,
Manly Rhodes. Sir, Sidney sslter.
Cecil schofield Huntley surratt.
John Smith. Lucas Smith, Ir.,
Hazel Smith Richard Session, Car
rio stokes, Kenneth Stokes. Ash.
more Stokes. o. n williams. 10
reno Williams, RUFUS Webster
and John Work. out-of town
guests we're Mrs Marvin jackson
and Mrs James Gresham. sr. both
Of Los Angeles
Club members graciOusly receiv-
ing their guests Included the Mines
Marjorie Brown. juanita Howell.
Dorothy Roberts, Betty Robinson.
Franzcna sizer. Anita Stokes, Hell.
en- Thomas and Helen whi,saide
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an.rr JAm

NiFl.Ds About
"a medium glasses % u lbs
iaml
q cups prepared fruit (about I
lbs ripe grapesl
7-ta cups t9-tf4 lhs sugar
hov q y o. powdered fruit
pert,n
First. prepare the fruit SLIP
skins from about pounds fully
ripe Concord or ether loose skinned
grapes Add / cup water 30 pulp,
bring TO a boil aud simmer COW
erred. 8 minutea Steve 60 remove
the seeds Chop OF grind skins and
add TO pulp Measure q cups into
a VERY LARGE saucepan
Then make the jam Measure
sugar and set aside Add powdered
fruit pecttn 10 fruit in saucepan
and mis- well Place over high hea,
and stir until mixture uomea 60 a
hard boil A. once stir in augar
Firing to a FULL ROLLING nom
and BON. HARD 1 minute. stirr.
ing constantly Remove from heat
and skim orr foam with metal
spoon Then stir and skim by turns
for D minutes 10 cool slightly, 10
prevent floating fruit Isadie quick
~ into glasses on jars Cover jam
af once with Iys inch bot paraf
fin. II Jars are used. seal
v,.s. .,n ,.,c-r nw.,n 80.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Mn

auesd the club members Mrs
Washington in Response thanked
Ira grosip Tor their thgigftssa re-
membranes ard expressions ~
friendship
Hosfeases assisting were The
anss Spencer A0lvers. AIlese
veal and Alfred NcIntnsh. viso
were IN charge ~ = large aasor'
ssevst ~ gifts On display on ire
srsd - tSss fo~ru Mrs Carl Wat
ssn ous and served the eaFs, Mrs
Jeanette Howard zfo assisted n
serving Ard uaxoioxlsts Prank
e'assieHsan ISL L~~ Rs,g.r Gsirr
BY and Eos KiEnsrly gave tssir
msglc tsseh 70 ,fe Aqasa REFRESH.
nenss from tks wei s,asks1 bar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
wEDDINo AssryrRsARIIs
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept ~ MI and Mira Gerald
Ford 242s Fourth Az r. elgh,
years
Sept ~ Mr. ard Mrs Emmett
Ifixon 1893 FTfth ~ g. two
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

guests, They LEFT by motor Mon
day morning Tor their homes
iiosritalisc,i; Mira Ethel Max
well 1850 Rohyn Az is a patient
in EairNiew hospital, Minneapolis
whore she recently underwent sur
gerry Tier condition is reported I'M.
proved
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL !

House Guests Ar aud Mrs Charles Davis, Mrs Sadie
Weeks and luce Perkins all Of 0ttumwa Ia guests
Tor one week Of Mrs J. Todd Of $50 Rondo Az Mrs Weeks
and Mrs Perkins delegates IL The Annual n " Com
ference of ANE Churches held In Minneapolis September 81
Mrs Todd was hostess al Sunday ia honor Of her
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
WEDDING ASSfyEHsAHIgs
ET. PAIL

sept 10 Mr. ard Mrs Hym
Carter af sg2 w Central Az
~ years. Mr. and Mrs Edward
Thouas. ss3 nsnao Az. III years
aept - Mr. and Mrs nytn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Social and Personal
r MINNEAPOLIS

First Daughter Richard De Shine Thompson has a
sister sharing the spotlight with him AT 324 - 81 Little Are
Beatrice arrived l04s Saturday night in Abbott hospital and
tipped the scales pounds nd four and three
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Thompson parents Of the
family Sharing the pride and JOY OF her first granddaughter is
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12
Out~Df Town BIRTHDAYS
AzT HAFff

Sept ~ Brian gotAern. Ban
Diego. Cauf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

When Concord grapes appear in the markets its time once
again make jam and jelly Probably household activity
brings satisfaction to woman than that 81 filling her
pantry shelves with of sparkling jams ioes aud
This used be major chnre but commercial pectns
have eliminated tho long hnnn srrng WATCHING and gne.ng
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Measure cups Juice into a VERY
LARGE saucepan
Then make tho Jelly Measure
sugar and aet aside Add powd.
erred fruit peetiu 60 juice in
saucepan and mix well Place over
high beat and stir until mixture
GENES 20 a hard boil At once stir
IN sugar Bring to a FULL ROLL.
ING BOIL and BOIL HARD 1
MINUTE. stirring constantly, re.
move from heat. skim off foam
with metal spoon and pour quicls-
~ into glasses Cover jelly AZ once
with - inch hot pafaftin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Did you know you can select the
eEsot cooking speed yGu want up "a
seven ag,osds simply ~ pushing .
bottom az turning diaif lt's fast
and ~ aocur0ts teeause electric hest
never varies
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

las fun 10 cook on this builtin ranga-top
grlddla. only obs ~ the many features on
new automatic alaetric ranges. There are
deep fst tryere, built in msat Thermometers,
thinking surface units that make an 'elsc-
trio appliance" ~ almost any pan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

Simmer stazs Or bsks i.aans ia this bpiit~in
deep well srsoksr, controlled ma sconrataiy ne
say other ssnfses pnit. Becsu@s hsat goss
directly Into the pan and through 70 ths
ftssd, yoa stay cool, your bisehfn stays cod.
ArAd ssaGtrtc beat IA sisgH beat
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-09-12

A basement phone saves
stair-climbing for both of you'll
No more daahng upstairs 10 answer
distant ring when you have convenient
basement phone It's wonderful conven-
fence 10 just reach instead OF running,
Nine beautiful colora make IL easy 90 pick
the right one for any basement decorating
schome. Most colors are aao available in the
popular wall.type phones Call tho telephone
business Office today for full information.
IN MINNEAPOLIS FEderoi TAIN
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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Spent Weekend In Kansas: Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

Fabrics-Street Floor, Washington Only
500 Ysrds 7se TO $50 Foney Dress Trimmings,
"a price
400 YaFds ICE Remnants OF kyIon Net. 72-ineh
WiOtN -- o. 90 % go r. yofo ISS
las Heovy Royon Butcher Suitins yord. sse
Lao Heavy Royon Slipper Satin, 5 eolors
yord, Sse
400 Yords 100 to LAG Royon Cotton Lsees.
50" width - 1875 yord, see
900 Yords see 10 7ee cottons. Prints or pIon.
\ yard, ace
400 Ysrds i.ss imported I,sion Cotton sotn
Prints .---- 49, yord 8Se
500 Yords l.o5 Rennants OF Irish Linen, yord 74s
400 Yerds DumoFi Lovely Lady Wolfe Prints,
yord 6se
400 Yards Dan River Tissue Ginshem PIoids,
yord 6se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

Second Floor, Washington Only
HOO Rsyon FsiIIs busters. Sizes l6h-22R,
1898 Wool Toppers. Also sunner-weioht textured
royon. PosteIs navy or block; sizes s-lo-- S.Ss
1898 Cord Suits. Assorted styles; grey, beige
ond posteIs. Broken size ronoe, 8-l6---- 1888
1928 TO 6Sss Spring coets. Many fine Iobels;
1898 10 1928 Spring Suits. Woods and blends:
misses sizes 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Robes and Lingerie

(BeIotOJ Robes-SecoHd Floor, Washington Only
1890 Cotton Print busters. Sizes l2-ls, z.9s
1850 NyIon busters. Postels prints; broken
size ronae for misses -----------------S'sS
s-lo.se Drip dry Cotton Brunch coots. Zippered
fronts and bock-wrop styles. Postels or prints;
broken-size ronoe for misses I.S,
1889 Lounsins Poismes. Nylon quilted BEIGE
iocket brown velvet sIoeks. Size l2----lZ.oO
(BelotuJ Lingerie-Second H., Washington Only
So-z.se Royon Tsffets Slips and psttieosts
PIeoted herIine White, pink, noVy or block;
broken-size ronoe -------------.------ -l'oS
$3.50 NyIon Sotin Slips. Deep loee trim OF
bodice and hemlne. Blue or white; broken-slze
Tonqe -------- @------ ---- = '"' S'SS
1850 "Day-oF-Week" Psntie Sets. Cose with
7 different coIors Of nylon treot briefs with COY
of-week embroidery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -%'sS
1850 NyIon TrieOt Boby Doll PSismss. 5roken n
SIZE Ton9e --------------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
$3.50 Cotton Skirts
2.99

Budget SportSUear-Street Floor,
Both Stores
Eosy-eore cotton in eolorful prints Circulor
or unpressed-pleoted style. Some with self
belts. Sizes l0-l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Infants, CIsiIdrem'S Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

Fourth Floor, Washington UHEV
ToddIers' 7.99 NylOn Dresses. Size only 500
Bows !. go Paiarros; Western style, 2-peee brood
CLOTH Sizes 4 and only ------ l.So
90 Plastic Lined Cotton Pants; print; sizes me
dunn ond loroe soc
Bows and Girls 100 Diaper Shirts. PosteIs ord
white with print trim. Sizes medium and loroe, Soc
Infomss' 800 Dress-Ponss Sets. Cotton knit dress
with motehino waterproof points. Sizes 8 months
and veors l.29
100 Polo Shirts. White with screen print. Size
8 only - ------------- 4Se
Infonts' 80 crowIers. Cotton; for boy or girl;
sizes u 10 is months .----- - CSC
Girls Ito Boxer Stocks. Navy or red popIn; sizes
3.6x | 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
100 Lace Prayer Cap
59C

Handkerchiets-Stre Floor, Both Stores
Little heed covering thot folds into snoll
postic cose to tuck in purse or pocket.
White block or silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Housewares

Third Floor, Washington: Lotoer LeUel, Arlington
3o-Res. S4.ss Jumbo-sixs Quilted 6orment
Bsss. Holds 80 garments ----- - $z.SS
zo-Res. z.ss csIluIOss SsIf-wrins Floor Mops,
1873
l7-Res. z.es Eosy Day Floor Meps - .ss
29-Res. 3.9S Block Metol Mail Boxes, two
styles 2.eS
I9-Res. 3.ss Aluminium Coke Cover. large size,
29S
25-Ree. e.s8 Metal Pole Planter with holder
for three flower pots
500 Reg. sSe Metal Clothes Props ---------Sse
2I-Res. I.4s BrGss-finish Waste Bosket, en-
bossed design 90
25-Res. 1895 MetsI Utility Cabinet, 6ox24xl2
size, a shelf spoces ------------------io 1922
2o-Res. 1875 Bose cebinet, porceloin top, cut
ery drower. SO" high. lex2o" top--------s.es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Misses SpOrtStUeGr
Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor,
Arlington

2.sS TO 3.ss Cotton Blouses. ShoH-seeVed or
sleeveless Solids or novelty patterns. Broken size
ronoe 3o-36 -------------- ZIS
S.eS coIypso Sets. Topered print ponts with
CoIypso tie-front blouses. Sizes 8-l6---- $50
500 70 7.ee Cotton Skirts Prints, solids and
pIoids in group; impressed pleoted styles. Sizes
l0-15 in group -.---------------- S.SS
$500 Knit Wool Sheath Dresses. Assorted
stripes; sizes l2-l6 .---- lI.9V
1899 end 1899 Potio Dresses. ArneD and cot
ton; pleoted print skirt and printed blouse; solid
color pIeoted skirt and print blouse Sizes To- a;
oronos, block. green or grey in group ------ s.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Street Floor. Washington Only

s-s.e5 cetton covsFIesfes Size 72xloo" s.ss
zs-I6.s5 woeI BIsnkess. Red and green pIoids;
size 1880" 1888
6-I2e5 AeriIon Blsnksts. Size 72x9o" - s9s
ls-Iz.ss 70 1875 PeppsreH ''T~osems" BIon-
kets. Combination bIonket and spreod; twin or
double size 500
1855 kyIon-fiHed Mistress psds. Slight IT.
reouors; double size