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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

81. would seem hardly evor to have
been piaycd With more vlnacity
ard delloSy Of piIasinG and feel
ing made the more enjoyable by
the precious memories revived by
i caring over again. cautiously
rendered, the faullless. familiar.
on iaVorites
hlrs Robertson brought her fine
program 10 Y fitting climax with
thr tragic Scheflo. Op. 70 II
ahS Interpreted funltlessly also. but
alao Nllf 4 deep and moving sense
CT the sadneSs and Illustration
which seems to have pefgaded the
younA composers struggle through
music to realize Tie elusive dreams
of his genius
The case 4nd delicacy Of Mrs,
Rebel'son's playing along with its
depth and power make Of her an
artist ~ whom Richmond and Viz
siniA may well be proud
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

Mrs Charles Walker. Mrs Matte
Lyon Misses Mary and Virg G
Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Royall and family. and Mn and
Mrs Arthur Rudd
Mrs Matte Lyon. d Richmond
m spending few weeks With her
daughter. Mrs D. r. Moore
Mr. and Mrs Donald Moore and
Mr. and Mrs Esten Dcnoon al
tended the tenth annual Tobacco
Festival in Richmond Friday night
Others attending were Mrs Flor
ence Moore. Mrs Ruth Moore. Mr.
and Mrs. C Pruden and Brenda
and Joe. and Mr.. and Mrs JACK
Harris and son. J L.
Mrs Jean Green and daughter
Chyrl are spending this week viii
her parents, Mn and Mrs. Lee
Wells. While attending the reviyal
ervices at Graceland
Mrs. J f. Ahern was an over
mght guest OF Mrs. W O. Glenn
entS Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. w O. Clements
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Alex Reams on the 18th The din
ner was in honor Of Mrs Harvey
Reams whose birthday was or
h a day and also three other
members Of the Reams family who
had birthdays near the same time
Mrs EVELYN Clements Lancaster
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs W. o
Clements remains quite i'll in a
Richmond hospital
The Clayville -Moselev HID Club
met with Mrs. Arthur Williams
Tuesday night The demonstration
on making Christmas cards was
given by Mrs. Elnora Reams and
Mrs Edith Casner.
Mr. and Mrs F B. Robens spent
the week end with relatives il
Capitol Heights ana Landover Hills
Nd.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Amelia Garden Club
Sets Holiday Show

The Holiday Show to be given
M November l3 by the Amelia
County Garden Club promises to
be Of interest to young and old.
With classes such as Hunters Par
adise even the men can enjoy it.
The first group in the show. to
be held in the basement at Amelia
Presbyterian Church will feature
an arrangement for Thanksgiving
entitled Autumn Bounty and a
composition. the Spirit Of Thanks
giving.
Group 2, Christmas. comes in
with Winter Wonderland, Silver
Bells. and reindeer, Now Pran-
Ger. The religious side is expressed
in Round Yon Virgin, a com
position to feature a madonna and
child. Children will enjoy the jun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Cumberland Rt. |

Mrs. Fred Bray. Of Richmond
and Mrs Pearl Ruth King. Of
Knoxville. Tenn. were ecent
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John EN-
erson
Mrs. Nora Clabo. who has been
visiting her son and family in
Knoxville. Tenn. has returned to
her home here,
Mrs Frank Metals. Mrs Ann
James and Mrs. Bill Inele visited
Bill Ingle. Spencer Vaughn and
Charlie Lane who are patients at
Mcguire Veterans Hospital in
Richmond Thursday
Sergeant 6. c. Adams, OF Roa-
noke Rapids, n c.. Miss Gay Gil
liam. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glenn
mems, of Dillwyn Mrs P earl
Ruth King, of Knoxville, Tenn. and
Mr. and Mrs John Emerson were
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs Nor
ris Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Adcox and
Mrs Kate Burse. of Knoxville
Tenn, We're guests Of Nh and
Mrs. G. Nj Ownby recently.
Mrs. Dott Hedrick and family,
of Newport News. visited Mrs.
Hedrick S. parents. MI. and Nh
Lawrence ownby during the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Clabo, Of
Seottsville. were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Virgil Clabo Sunday afternoon
Our pastor wife, Mrs K L.
Waycaster. has been on the sick
list the past two weeks We vi i
her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Emerson attended the
funeral of Steward Davis in Rich
mond Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
VPI Specialist To
Address HID Women
In Amelia County

A two part special interest meet
ing for Amelia County HID club
members will be held Wednesday
November at 10 am in the con-
ference room at the Union Bank
and Trust Co.. Amelia.
Miss Catherine PERU. VPI rural
arts specialist. will give instruc-
tons on basket making at the
morning session and a special ex-
hibit on Christmas gift suggestions
has been arranged BY her for the
afternoon session. beginning al
80 pm
Club handicraft leaders are max
ing a special effort to be present
so they NAV take the lessons back
to their individual Clubs. Members
may invite friends who may be
interested in either Of these pro
jects 10 be present for the sessions
M Shepherd, county health chair
man. Mrs Charles Crowder. Mrs
J T. Ayers. Mrs. r G. Gregory
Miss Ruth Johnston. Mrs J P
Martin Mrs. Dennis Hart Mrs W
P SanderSon. Mrs, Henry Joseph
Oh and home agents. Miss Anr
Gracey and Mrs Georgia Wilker-
SON
The annual meeting was spon
~Qfed bv the nutrition committee
Of the Virginia Health ana Medical
Council
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

in this section
This years meeting will feature
an address b. Secretary Of Agri
culture Ezra I Benson. cohfifma-
ton OF the election Of four mem
bers Of the Board Of directors, pre-
sentatlon Of the cooperative !
operating report for the 1876
Year and announcement Of winners
III a farm youth speaking contest
An open forum session for dele
gates. 4 merchandising program
for agency personnel tours Of the
cooperative facilities IN Richmond
and all address BY Dr. Murray
Banks. philosopher hunorist. arf
also scheduled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Miss Martha Mason
Rites Held Here
Saturday Afternoon

Funeral services for Miss Mar
tina Flto Mason. 70 who died at an
AppOmattox nursing home Thurs
day, oct 30 were held Saturday
afternoon at two O'Clock at DOyne-
Burger Funeral Home at Farm
VILE lnternent Was III WestVieW
Cemetery. with Dr w. Otis Nc
Chung, Farmville Baptist minister.
officiating
She was a native al Buckingham
county born there August 10 1882.
the daughter of the late Richard
Berry Mason and Mary Morris
Mason. She was a member Of Con-
cord Baptist Church, Buckingham
county.
Surviving are two brothers, VI.
H Mason and j. r. Mason. both
Of Farmville, and two sisters, Mrs.
George D. Hall Of Lynchburg, and
Mrs Mamie F. Matchett. of Glen
dive. Mont.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Newman Spokesman
For Area Dealers
At Chevrolet Meeting

: George A Newman. of Newman
Chevrolet Sales Corp, recently re-
turned from Richmond where he
acted as a spokesman for fellow
dealers Of his zone At a meeting
Of the Chevrolet Dealer Planning
committee
mittee by Chevrolet dealers of This
district under a nationwide pro
gram which Chevrolet pioneered in
the industry in 1887 The system
operates as a medium for dealer
representative and company ex-
ecutives to discuss industry de
velopment. retail sales conditions
and other mutual business.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Local Delegates TO
COODeratiye Session
In Richmond Named

Willie Welchline, of Farmville
T. b Hall, Of Buckingham. and
Wesley E Dunkum. Jr.. of Dill
wgn, will represent Southern States
Cooperative members in this area
as delegates to the cooperative i
seth annual stockholders meeting
in Richmond NOV and "A Also
attending will be r. r. johnson,
Billie Adams, o. 3. Blair. and 3
A. Seay. managers Of Sout h er n
States Cooperative service agencies
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
CIoyviIie News
Building Fund Surges Over $4,000
AT Graceland Baptist Dedication

The dedication services held at
Graceland Baptist Church Sunday.
October 26. were most successful
Everyone was very pleased with the
collection for the building fund
which totaled over 5000
Those attending from distance
we're Rev. and Mrs. Carlton Long
and family, Rev and Mrs Charles
Gibson and family. Dr.. and MIS-
Richard on Mr. and Mrs s b.
Pruden. Mr. and Mrs J c Pru-
den and family. Mrs. A II Iigon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

Watkins N Abbits, Appomattox
h. Gary Blake, Richmond
Thos. N Bianton. Bowling Green
H. r. Boswell. Burkeville
Thomas j. Burch. Nartinsyilie
Robert X. Brock. Fnrmsille
william X. Blandford. Powhatan
william b. Cooke. Jr-. Sussex
y. r. Curreil. Kiimarnock
w. G. Dan Daniel. DanvilIe
Robert A. Duncan. burg
Wilfred G. Epes. Jr.. Blackstone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
The Advisory Board of Virginia Education Fund

airman, Stanleytown
". Scott Irby. Sr.. Kenbridge
X. l.. Jones, Colonial Heights
W. 8. Kincheloe. Crewe
Landon Lane, Altavista
Frank p. Moncure. Stafford
Winston Montague. Richmond
Robert o. Norris. Jr.. Lively
Rosewe ell Page, Beaverdam
Gen. L. b. Fuller. Tappahannoch
Bernard Seward, Petersburg
d. f. Slaughter. Jr.. Culpeper
A. B. Smith. Jr.. Toano
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

Thomas b. Stanley,
W. NJ. Ferguson. Newport News
Arthur Flippo. boswell
q. W. Glenn, Prince Edward
Mills r. Goodwin, Jr.. Suffolk
Breckenridge GoodlOe, Staunton
Ernest W. Goodrich. Surry
Gen. f.. X. Goodwin. Emporia
j. Segar Gravatt. Blackstone
Garland Gray, Waverfy
DIR. j. J.. Hammer. Mannboro
Stirling Harrison. Leesburg
W. p. HazeIgroye. Roanoke
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Richmond Nutrition
Meeting. Attended BY
II From Cumberland

The state nutrition meeting
Food for Fitness held recently
At the John Marshall Hotel in Rich
mond was attended by the follow
Ine homo demon tiation members
flcm Cumberland County Mrs j.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

Tor division with Christmas Fun
and Here Comes Santa Claus.
The cultural division viii in
clude coniferous evergreens d
broadleaf evergreens. nonfruiting
berried or IN fruit, but no exhibits
viii include Virginia state conser-
walton material.
The show Will be open To the
public from to 4 pm. and 4 to
10 pm, a silver Offering win BE-
taken.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
Giles Morris, 68
Former Amelian
Buried AT Charlotte

Funeral services for Giles Nor
ris. So, former resident OF Amelia
and brother of Mcclure Morris Of
PoWhatan, were held October IN at
Charlotte. N G.
He died Saturday. Oct 25 q Ills
home IN Charhtte
Surviving, In addition to his bro
Their, are his wife Mrs Rozell
Morris. two danehtefs. Misses
Marian and Elaine Morris of Char
lotte, two sisters, Mrs Mary Fos-
ter. Of Phoenix Ariz, and Mrs.
Nellie williams, Of St. Petersburg.
Fla, four grandchildren and two
decentralization
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
[RCINIA EDUCATION FUND

The Virginia Education Fund is incorporated under the
Virginia lis ONE objective is to give financial aid
help private education groups where schools
now closed by emergency education
program that b supported NOW and al must help
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

". J. Story. Jr.. South Norfolk
Jares NJ. Thomson. Alexandria
DR.. W. C. Tinsley. Lynchburg
William NJ. Tuck, South Boston
Lewis H. Walden. Chesterfield
J. +. Waddell. Jr., Lunenburg
G. ID. Weisiger. Mannboro
Hunt M. Whitehead. Chatham
J. J. Wicker. Jr.. Richmond
F. l.. Wilson. Nottoway County
f. Floyd Yates, Powhatan
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

these local groups Money available to them because YOU
have contributed to this FUND Already
has been sent to Warren County and Norfolk This
aid will continue only YOU and many citizens
you contribute to this fund
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04

One person III 40 Is injured each
year ID home accident, according
to the National Safety Council.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-04
EDUCATION
School Children
Must Continue

1900 children
Norfolk Charlottesville,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Pre-Foll cleoronee
OF Mems Sweaters
and Stocks

These summer end fell sIseks Of
Docron and wool ore reolly worth
your attention. Be sure you see this
greet reduction. Choose from greens,
aroys, browns ond blues IN the Ivy
style and pleoted style. Broken sizes
up TO 50. predominontly longs ond
shorts.
Regularly priced from 1875 to much
more -------@ -IO.So
400 beautifully styled imported
sveeten Of the finest woods. A wide
assortment OF eolors is yours
and you'll find these hondsome
sweaters tailored in the shortest
continental manner. Were lbs TO
59.eS --------- SOS 10 1895
WGL-The Mems Store, Ind Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
IrresuIors of Atlantic
Dress Corriers
II Perfect
$500 and more

Peck quick % . tlesh with thI,
eenisg. Cheese from Macarthur,
Stuart. MePhsnon ploids end grey,
brown end blue.
PIsose add 1920 Federal tox.
W6L-Luoooos, 7th Floor
f.. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and AleSondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
SisoIs Imported
from Holland

AboeG Hemp Squares
~" squares moy be made into any
size rug in even feet. kotuFol color.
Were soc 39e
Formoso Sea Gross Squares
IL" squares in notuEol color. Moy
be mode into any size rugs in even
feet. Were 25e
WGL-Floor Coverings, 9th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Sove Va to Va on
Lone cedor Chests

A group Of Roes samples and dis
continued styles. Traditioaol end
modsrn designs In choice OF Tin
ishes.
W5L-The Sleep Shop. 9Th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Sove Over VI on
Skinner Fobries
For Fall Foshion

Doystor Crepe -ocetote-royon crepe
in eleor colors for the foil toshion
scene, including beige locquer, Gre
eion green, Vienna coffee and block.
1ord 1890 t.Oo
ostomsn crepe - for jumpers,
blouses, dresses. A fine fobrie for
these and mony more articles.
Choose from beige looquer. royol,
brown suoor, night sky, and block.
IoFd ------ ------ INV
Broeode-eotton seetote. Prepore
for the foil season with o dinner or
cocktail dress OF Skinner Brocode in
green, brown or block. Yord - LOO
Sotin with stripe-siIk-roYon. here's
o foshion 10 give your wordrobe o
lift ond tit. as" vide. Sove well
over "a. Yord ------l.es
WGL-Fobric Floor, 9th Floor.
:. olso Chevy Chose and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Sportsweor CIeoronee

IS Leather jackets. shorts and fin
oertip lengths. Beige, white or red.
Were $500 to 1926 --- $500
40 Shirts, Arnel triocetote and royon.
Pink, blue or mint Were 2.S9, ZOO
s. Pairs SIoeks. royon oobordine in
navy, black or brown. Sizes lO-l4.
Were 7.ee $500 400
so co-oFdinoted Slim Skirts and
BIouses by famous maker Checks
and stripes, blue, oroy or brown Do
cron and cotton Skirts we're l2,95,
900
Sleeveless hlouses we're 7,99, 500
RoII-sleeve blouses were 9.e9, 500
100 Cotton Blouses, roll sleeve and
sleeveless styles. PIoids, cIeor colors.
stripes and prints. Sizes 10
Were 800 1900 ------- 800
30 Cotton Eyelet Blouses with roll
sleeves. Pink, blue or white. Were
7.oo communicative 500
40 Cotton SeersuekeT BIouses, os-
sorted stripes. Sleeveless, with COL
Ior or scoop neckIine Sizes lo-l8.
Were 2.99 $4,000 .--- Zoo
~ Jaekets Of white Arnel triocetote.
Double breasted. 1918. Were 7.9e,
500
IS Cotton cOverolls. block brown or
oouo. Were 7.o9 -- 400
so Wool Skirts, sizes TO- 10, Were
1895 and more ---.------- I.uU
zoe Bothins Suits. eottons ond clos
ticized knits. Cleor eolors, prints
and stripes. Good size assortment.
Were l2.e5 to $500. 500 TO 400
5 White Cotton Pique Beech cools.
sizes 1915. Were 1875 500
IS Cor coots, beige. light blue and
red cotton poplins Were 22.9o,
Is Tennis Dresses, white cotton, 10
Is. Were ll.95 and 7.s5,
500 end 400
WGL-Spotsweor, Bird Floor
selections OF Chevy Chose,
J Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

I 90
Was LIS
and more

400 pieces including shorts. pele
shirts and blousss. both drsssy end
sports. Mostly eottoHs IN . choice
Of soIOn. B'oks" sizes.
WGL-6irls' Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Special Purchase OF
FomouS-nome
Hollywood Divons,
80 or "a" on legs
5o.ss

Just 6 Of the 80" and 10 Of the -"
size by Steorns g Foster. InneEsprins
mettress and box spring on s hard
wood legs.
WGL-The Sleep Shop, 9th Floor
also Chevy Chose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Remnonts-Fnidoy only
Art NeedIework

I Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloth, 1850. Conventional
design with threod included.
Wos e.96 --- -.-- S.2S
I Model Machine Quilted Cot
ton Crib Quilt. yellow border.
Wos 1000 ---- $50
I Model Linen Luncheon
Cloth, 50x7o". Conventional
design. Wos $500 -ls.So
Is ToIeeroft Wasiebosksts TO
> be pointed. Choice Of potterns.
Green. Were 2.es Ills
z Model ToostsT Covers in
yellow cotton or white linen.
Were 400 and 500.
i.s5 and $50
I Model Hend-psinted Pie
tuFe, l2xl6". Scene. Gold
finish frome. Wos 600. $50
81 Needlepiont Pieces. design
finished in oros point. 23x24.
26x26" and 3ox30". Were
$50 to 6.eS LES 10 3.3S
WGL-Art Needlework.
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
RemnGnts-Fidoy only
Boys TerryS Shirts
1.6s to 1.ss

We're $50 10 1913
24o terry knit shirts in white
or blue crew neck style Or
white in v-Rsek style. N, /
end NL.
81 Boys' Terry Knit Swim
Shorts, white in boxer style;
s, M, |. xL. Were 2.98. las
20 Terry Knit Beech jackets,
white in 3-button ond pull
over styles in N, L ond xl.
Were 3.98 l.Ss
20 Summer Sloeks in Docron
and cotton blends ond roYon.
Broken sizes 6 to II. Were
1913 and s.98. 3.ss and ass
so Royon Walk Shorts in solid
colors; sizes 20, 80 ond 81.
Were 1913 -------l.6s
WGL-The Boys Store,
4th Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Exceptional Savings On Speciol
Offering Of Mems Wash N Wear Suits
$500

500 eeare woh lightweight blend Of 75 DoeOn
$50 cotton ome6 $50 Doeron-359O eoHon).
. cool . . comfortable lightweight less thun 10 ounees
cosy onddr little ironing required
including blues browns tons and
choose patterns: pnfeoth ekweoves and
plains
. from 30 different sizes
Chose Corners and Aexonddo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Subteen's Shorts
We're I.99 'VV

$50 pairs OF cotton shorts in os-
sorted eolors; subteen's sizes 10
10 ~.
50 Subteen Summer Dresses. broken
sizes s to IA. Were 500 ond more,
800
so Subteen Dresses, broken sizes 8
TO IA; we're 1926 and more. 500
so Chino Bermudos, were 4.o9, 2.sS
Matching BIOuses. were 2.ee, 1873
WGL-Subteen's Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07

Final Reductions on Top-Designers
Women's Fashion Shoes
Reduced More Than u h.VV and 33'VV
$50 poirs Of l. Miller Pondoru PoIizro DeLO pebs. Foot
Savers and Marty 900
A7s nar, as crovflex MiIIerkin and Paradise 500
Remember-this the final reduction, and lost ehonee
spring and shoes in block red and
Also white prints patents, pumps sondos
ties and spectators but not color IN every style ana
size So come in eory for really wide selection.
W5L-Shoe Center End Floor
Important Savings on Nationally
Advertised Women's Shoes
We're 1898 and Much More D.
2345 pairs Of fashionable known shoes including Rhythm
Step Joyce Air STEP Town and Country The group includes
high heels ots and wedges in both and sondo types
We're I95 to 1926
1889 po including Rhythm Step Joyce Town and Country
and Air STEP Choose from heels and eosuos potents
totors and strows.
W6l-Shoe Center, End Floor oIso Chevy Chose Corners
Alexandra. $50 group Washington Store only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Save 100 On K-9
Guordion Flee
Killer Collar
Regularly 2.98

Rid your dog Of Hsos with this omsI-
ing discovery. A smoIl amount Of
ointment in the speeioI collar i'm
munizes your pet osoinst trouble
some insects. An odorIess vspoE
provides heed to tsir' protection.
Sizes -, IS, ". -, II.
WGL-Luooooe, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Junior Misses
Summer Dresses
We're 1895 S'VU

so sheoths, full-skirted and flounee
skirt styles in fine eottOns. Shos-
borks. broodelOths. woven ploids end
prints. Wide choice Of eolors. TO 5.
80 Ivy Style ShiHdresses in striped.
ploin-color ond checked cottons.
Postels. 5 10 l3. Were ll.e5, 500
30 Dresses including: two-piece
shoobork eottons with bolero jacket;
sleeveless chenise ond tull-skirted
torso styles in sheer cotton ploid;
ond chenise styles in Ooeron ond
cotton. s 10 5. Were 1875 ond
1925 400
20 Better Dresses in selection OF
styles ond colors. Junior sizes. Were
$500 to $500 ------t9.oo
WGL-Junior Misses Dresses,
4th Floor also Chevy Chose,
Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Remnants only
Immense Servings
On Mems Shirts,
Ties, and
Cigarette Coses

5000 Dress Shirts. white ond
foncy eoIors, popular color
styles, and your choice Of reg
ulor and summer weight. Some
ore short sleeVed and oil
ore reduced from our reoulor
stock. Regularly 5.95 to 500,
ass
$50 Dress Shirts. mostly white
but some foncy, reeulor weight
ond some summer weight
and oil from our reoulor stock.
Regularly $50 to 1925. SIS
Washington Store Only
$50 Imported and Domestic
Ties. Choose from silk and
other fobrics. You hove q wide
style ond color choice, so don't
miss out on oddino to your
foil wordrobe. Regularly ESQ
to $50 -------t.ss
- Leather Cigarette ceses
for regular or kino-size Gig
orettes. In brown only. Reou-
lorly $50 ---------l.S5
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor olso
Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexondrio except where
noted above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Remnonts-FHd0y only
Nursery-set
Sunsuits
an. %i'i ~ Us 500

SGT cotton prints in styles for
boys and girls. TailoFed or
with Fhumbo vffle trim.
Midgie sizes.
1T Cotton Flannel Nitey Mite
Paiomos is discontinued styles.
Two-piece snop style with feet
Postels ond prints. Broken
sizes. Were as and 2.9e,
II9 No-iron ShoTtie Paiomos
Of cool cotton knit. 2-piece
styles for boys and girls.
Broken sizes. Were l.7e and
ESQ - Csc
II Cotton BIauses OF little or
no-iron fobric. Short sleeves.
Were 10 co.. Csc
81 Imported Tee Shirts OF
brushed cotton. Slipover style
from Belgium. Were 2.29,
Las
Is Imported cordisons OF
brushed cotton. From Belgium.
Were 3.9e Z.SS
IFS corter Tee Shirts Of cot
ton knit. Discontinued styles.
Shcrt and long sleeves. Were
LBS ond ! 80 - -9Se
Is Pairs Boys' Terry Shorts.
Were 2.50-------l.S so
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Boys Sports Shirts

boys SPoTtS SninS
We're 5.2S - al
and 3.65 4
400 short sleeved shirts in q choice
Of fsbries. White, blue or beige.
Broken sizes in eoIors, 6 TO u and
10 to IAN.
AZ Student Suits, fine woods in sub
dued tweeds, heTinobones, stripes
ond oroy fIonneIs. Broken sizes IS
10 40 in reoulors ond longs. Were
1895 to $500 1858 to 1888
43 Student Sports coots including:
woods in brown or oroy; choice OF
fobrics in stripes. tweeds and her
rinobones. Broken sizes s. to 40
in reoulors ond longs. Were 1895
to 34.o5-Is.SS to 1888
IS Boys' Sports coots, Ivy style
woods. Ploids, checks, stripes ond
tweeds. Broken sizes 3 to s. Were
1895 to 1895 1883 10 1888
Is Boys Wool Suits, Ivy style. Sub
dued tweeds or stripes. Broken sizes
Is to 20. Were 1895 to 1895,
1888 to 1858
WCyL-The Bows Store, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Save on busters,
Coots. Summer Suits

IS busters and coots in group thot
includes silks, cottons ond assorted
foiIIes Black, navy, white. red, beige
ond light blue in group. Broken
sizes. Were 1875 to 1895, 1000
lbs Summer Suits, demi-fitted and
fitted styles. In group, Cupioni roy
ons, cotton cords, and Amel tri-
ocetote and cotton blends. Navy,
pink moize. oouo, mint and blue,
DISC checks. Sizes TO- 8 and 4H7 =
22lh in group. Were l4e5 TO 1875,
700
Modification Sth Coot ond
Suit Shop, Sth Floor.