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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
Byrd Accepts Post

RICHMOND. Feb. 10 R.-
Senator Byrd. Democrat Of
Virginia. has accepted the
Craftsmanship Of the State Sal.
walton Army Advisory Board
which will be vacated March /
by Gov. Almond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-19
Bill Would Curb
Charity Rockets
BY a star stan Writer

By Star Stan Writer
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. ia bill
aimed at curbing charity fund
raising rackets in Maryland
was introduced yesterday by
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
eeone Roundup
DR.. Rose To Conduct Reuipal AT
Providence Presbyterian Church

Drive Sunday and enjoyed it very
much.
Leslie Braudrick and Mrs. Sue
Kelly, of Richmond. spent Sunday
with j. e. Braudrick and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E Booker
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Booker and
Miss Barbara Anne Booker left Sat
urday morning and visited in Bed
ford, Roanoke and Lynchburg They
also went over the Skyline Drive
and the Blue Ridge Parkway Il
was a most enjoyable trip AZ the
scenery is beautiful. particularly IN
October.
Recent callers on Miss Birdie
Baugh were the Rev Wilson Stitt
and Mrs. H. Fl Dobbins. Of the
Court House
Miss Dena Denton spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Roy Nichols
and they took her back 10 college
at Harrisonburg Sunday night.
The Fellowship supper at ProVi-
dence Church Sunday night was en-
IOyed BY those attending Teachers
! from PoWhatan High School were
also there. The book. Building THU
/ Church. was reviewed Mrs. Leslie
Mason sang several solos that were
very beautiful
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
selone Roundup

DR.. Ben Lacy Rose. professor at
Union T heo logica Seminary
in Richmond, will conduct revival
services at Providence Presbyterian
Church In POwhatan county COM
mencing October 26. There will be
service at II am. and one at
pm. Sunday. Services will continue
each evening at 8 pm. Monday
through Friday.
The Rev. Wilson M. Sutt con-
Quoted his regular third Sunday
service at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church at $50 I'm. The attendance
was quite good considering it was
very early. His message was en-
joyed by all present.
The Womans Auxiliary Of En-
manuel Church met with Mrs. F.
W. Simpson October IS with Mrs.
Herbert Kruger presiding Mrs
Allen Brauer, secretary and treas
urer, gave reports. II was quite an
interesting meeting Refreshments
were also enjoyed
Arthur Webb left October 10 for
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. to spend week
with the Rev and Mrs John Cop
pic She Is his daughter. Alice. and
is well known here.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Brauer left
recently for a trip to Indiana and
other places in the West
Mrs Ollie Martin and Mrs Leslie
Mason went to Richmond Saturday
and while there. they visited Mrs
Horace Frank in. one Of the
teachers in the PoWhatan School.
who Is patient in ST Luke's Hos
pital. Her many friends hope she
will recuperate rapidly.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Heath. Berk-
! ley Heath and other members OF the
+, family took trip over the Skyline
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
EIGHT TICKETS LATER

Miami, Fla. A traffic police
man recently lined up eight motor
lists and started writing tickets
for failure to heed stop sign.
Seven accepted the tickets, say
ing they hadn't seen the sign. The
eighth asked to be shown the sign.
SO you can't see a big red sign
on tan green pole" asked the
officer. Come on
They walked back to the corner,
bat there was no stop sign.
Somebody must have stolen it,
said the redfaced officer as he
tore up the tickets. =
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

coming at May Memorial. Many
/ visitors were present from Rich
inond and other places Total gifts
10 the building fund amounted to
81 337 80.
An organ fund was started also
with gifts amounting to $3.50 Mrs.
w Nichols. Of HopeWell. the Old
est LIVING member. attended along
with several N m bers Of hel
family The church was organized
IN 1900 and half dozen VI the
charter members attended
Mr. and Mrs J p Fuller have
returned home after visiting friends
and relatives near Grundy They
stopped over to see their daughter
Mrs Charles Brockman, who now
lives III Roanoke
Mrs Lewis Stutz and Mrs. Marian
LaWton. sisters Of Mrs. James A
Tilman. visited her Sunday and at
tended services at May Memorial
where they were former members
Mrs. James +, Crnmp had to re-
turn to Richmond hospital a few
days ago for treatment We hope
She VIII soon be able to return
home
MI and Mrs J. C. Rose. Jr,
We're week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs j C. Rose
Mrs Buck from southwest Vir-
ginla is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
WIS Buck and other relatives here
MI and Mrs Buddy Moss. Of
Richmond, were Sunday guests Of
Nj and Mrs { r Jennings.
Trooper and Mrs. Arlington spent
he week end In Pamplm
Choir AZ Hymn Sing
SIX m IN b e + s Of the May Me
mortal choir attended the Associa
ti0nal hymn sing al MI Herman
Sunday afternoon IN spite Of the fact
that Homecoming had been observed
a. their church The Associational
mems chorus was enjoyed BY those
present and many familiar hymns
were used
Mrs Elmer Clay. Of Blackstone
and MIS- W r. Parker visited in
Charlottesville Tuesday
Miss Vista Terrell Mrs Harry
Gray and children, Of Richmond.
VISITED Mr. and Mrs J f Terrell
over the week end and we're among
The many Homecoming visitors at
May Memorial.
hlr and Mrs G $ Hooper, jim
and Nj and Mrs g NJ Powell 81
CreWc. ark expected dinner guests
IF Mr. ana Mrs W r Parker Fri
daH night and VIII attend the Henry
Clay -PoWhatan football game here
The Sotllhslde Electric Company
Mas been most helpful III installing
ma lights on our athletic field
NICK Elan. If vPI ana 10 hllam.
Of Rad.ord spent the past weeE end
nth their parents
hir and Mrs Philip n Brauer
are on tip through Illinois. Indi
ANA and othcr mid West points
Mrs waiter W Wood Is nov
staying with her daughter MFs
Cecil Han near Ellerson. and Is Fly
cotarna Hlcely after recent
operation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
BOUNCING EGGS

Milwaukee Eggs that bounce
when dropped?
They are IN the offing, house
wives, according to Q Del Rob
bins, an official Of q major food
Acc ding to Mrs Robbins
bouncing eggs that WIN Not crack
are being developed by feeding
hens antibiotics 10 tougher the
shells
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

pm with afternoon services at 30
Friends, former members, and Of
course. present members are cofdl-
ally invited IL attend
A large number Of football fans
followed the team to Fluvanna Fri
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
POWhatan News Items
Nay Memorial Building Fund Tops Quota
viii Record Attendance At Homecoming

The dedication and annual home
coming Of Giaceland Baptist Church
VIII De held Sunday October 26, A
goal Of s. 600 has been sci for the
building fund
Dinner viii be served At u 80
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

day where the Indians won sim
another victory 200 Plan to attend
Tire game here October "A ana Il
Game time is . y M
Quota Topped
A capacity crowd attended home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
Guinea Happenings
Kansas City National FLA Convention
Enjoyed BY Delegate Edmund Garrett

The WSCS Of Centenary Church
met with Mrs. Reuben Addleman
Wednesday afternoon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24

the Rev. p. c. Adams. is assisted
BY the Rev Truernan Tremble, Of
the Methodist church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-24
:i: you ';:' an
CLOTHES DRYER

Mrs Modern can laugh at washday drizzles OF
downpours She commands captive sunshine
to do her drying What's more she needn't
even stay home while her Electric DRYER works
its magic. Il dries clothes to perfection .
then shuts of automatically.
Mrs. M cuts ironing time in half Things
come from her Electric Dryer 50 fluffy smooth
she can just fold away good half Of her
wssh toiAoM ironing.
Next time, YOU be Mrs. M! Resolve that
you will never again do clothes line drudgery
;. never again wash things over because Of
outdoor dust or SCOT . never again hang
the house full Of wet wash on rainy Monday
See the time saving, work saving, clothes
saving dryers at your Electric Appliance
Dealers soon'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Nevada. will probably come up
with proposals for some kind oi
regional government organiza.
tons" 70 deal with the problems
The Committee Of 100 also
was ioId there is little likelihood
that jurisdictional lines viii b
erased in Northern Virginia "a
form q single city. william
Moss. Of the Fairfax County
Board Of supervisors, added
that 1t would be impossible. In
any event. to do so In time Il
be Of any help in area planning
The single city idea was pro.
posed last year BY Arlington
Planning Commission Chair
man James II. Berkey.
However. Mr.. Moss said. the
Northern Virginia Regional
Planning Commission. Of which
he 10 chairman. can provide thu
answers to co-ordinated plan.
ming and development II II Il
given sufficient stan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Milk Price Rise
SOUGHT in virqiniu

RICHMOND. Jan. 10 ~
MIX price increases are being
sought BY both producers and
distributors.
Requests for the increases
win be the subject Of q public
hearing here on February II
and Is. the State Milk Com
mission announced.
A spokesman for the Mary
land d Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers Association. which rep
reseMts farmers in Northern
Virginia. said 1t has not re-
quested an increase ct this
time.
Additional hearings will
probably be scheduled for
other localities for q thorough.
Statewide review Of the price
structure Of milk and all it,
by-products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

the Constitution In the 18th
century and reinserted a. Q
permisslve requirement for the
election of local officers only.
Argues Legal Point
He said II the Legislature
had intended that the property
ownership requirements be used
IN any elections other than
those for local Offices. It would
have made the amendment ex-
plicit.
IF you can have property,
qualifications for the election
of ofiicers. certainly you can
have property qualifications for
bond issues" argued counsel
for the electoral board.
Two bond issues In Arlington
County have been held up
pending the outcome Of the
test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

na1orities OF both voters and
property owners.
Law Declared Invalid
The test case arose In Ar
lington. which adopted the law
after q referendum. A dispute
arose and the law was de-
clared unconstitutional by the
then Attorney General Ken
meth c. Patty.
In yesterdays hearing. coun-
sci for the Arlington Electoral
Board contended the law is
constitutional because the Viz
ginia Constitution does hot
anywhere abridge the RIGHTS Of
the General Assembly to re-
quire property ownership as a
prerequisite to voting.
Arlington Commonwealth
Attorney william Hassan ar
gued property ownership re-
Iquirements were stricken from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Virginia Supreme Court
Scans FreehoIders Act

RICHMOND. Jan. 10 R.--
The state Supreme Court Of
Appeals has taken under adj
visement a challenge on q 1855
Virginia law giving property
owners. in some cases. veto
rights over bond issues.
Although asked to rule as
quickly as possible ON the Ar
lington Freeholders Act. the
court did not indicate after q
hearing yesterday when a de-
cision could be expected.
The law In question allows
counties with a county man.
ager form Of government to
hold q referendum on whether
bond issues should be sub
mitted to property owners as
well as to all voters. II adopted
by such counties. bond issues
would have to be passed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

more than double by the year
1000.
The steadily increasing num-
Der Of automobiles on wash
ington area streets leaves no
doubt on the matter. Mr.. Gut
helm told the Ariiagton Com
mittee Of 100. Mass transpor-
tation In this area Is q very sick
thing indeed" he commented.
Whether privately or publicly
owned. the committee stan d.
rector said. one-fare, ''continu-
Gus" service should ~ offered,
Mr.. Gutheim told the citizen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

be preferable and who would
operate the system.
II public ownership Is APP
proved. then 1t probably viii
be more feasible TO set up IAN
operating agency" created by
interstate authority. he said. An
alternative would be a Federal
corporation. Mr.. Gutheim said.
In his talk. Mr.. Gutheim, an
urban development specialist,
emphasized the need for CO.
ordinating the highway pro-
gram with the proposed "com-
prehensive" transportation sys-
tenn.
River Problems First
The Joint congressional COM
mittee announced 1t viii give
first priority TO q study Of Poto-
mac River problems and Their
will take UP transportation and
economics develop
ment.
At the close OF his talk last
night Mr.. Gutheim said that
the Senate House unit. headed
by Senator Bible, Democrat Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

group. which Is interested pri.
marily in planning problems
1t Is vital that this transporta-
ton service be provided by "a
system and not q bunch OF
systems"
System Under Debate
A congressionally authorized
mass transportation study CON-
mission is expected 10 submit
its findings In June. This
study group. Mr.. Gutheim re.
ported. is now debating what
type Of transportation would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Boys DuffIe coot
s,.e,., o.o8

20 Polished ceston Duifle costs
with quilted reyoa lining. xip-eiF
heed. Olive green. sizes Q 10 ~.
Q Corduroy cssw Cut coes. olive
green or block. Sizes 81 TO AZ.
Were 24.oS 1895
400 Woven Cotton Flennsi Sposts
Shirts. Sontorized ond woshoble in
assorted ploids; sizes 6 TO 10. Were
2.98 l.79 or Z tov $50
Is Wool Svbusben cests in oroy or
brown stripe. Sizes 8. 10 ond II.
Were 1895 s.sS
~ Wool Sport coeb in assorted
potterns in sizes 6. 8, 9. Were
1895 and 1875 SIS end SIS
IS cadet Sport coess in assorted
wool patterns. Sizes Ia 10 20. Were
1875 TO 1915 SIS 10 1855
WGL-The Boys Store. 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Discontinued Styles Of Famous Meks
Bsss In broken sizes. Feasins from
- 70 40. a through 6 cup. Pink.
einaamen. white, black. Not oil
eoless end styles in oil sizes. Were
200 end 500 2.9S
end $50, 500 end $50 i.sS
WGL-Cotsets and Bros. Bird Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
-. Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Weekend SpeeioIs
From the Food Shop

$50 Goodmsn Whole Sweef Pickles,
rs or. reouloFly Csc 6Se
24o-l-lb. esas RieheIieu Purple
Pivms. reouloriy 35e for SSe
240-l-lb. cess Riehelieu Sliced
Pineoppiss. reouIoriy 53c. z for eSe
24o Gems Praslew Whole spieed
Peaches. lib. l4-oz. con reoulcriy
soc Z Tor Use
i96 Fossniss's Pure Blended Honey.
lbs. reoulorly IS I.29
WGL-The Food Shop. Is, Floor,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Church Mems Supper

The Mems Fellowship Of
Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren. Redland. Md. will
hold its annual ham and oyster
supper from 3 to 9 pm. Satur-
day in the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Single Transit System
For Area Held Essential

transportation system under single ownership
essential for this area director Of Joint Congress
sional Committee washington Metropolitan Problems said
last night.
Frederick Guhem said form OF ecient mass trans
portaton is must here where the population expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
ItoIion Cotton
PopIin Shirts
We're mach more

" eTe WHcH MOTF
iOs cssssn pepiia lssIisa shi'ss IN
white, blsek, smsssld green. light
blue. sssass end geld. Leas-slssvs
ssyls.
t2s Three svstss Sleeve Ssyls Cot
soa pepiin ShiSts. Two styles, ore
with convertible neckline. the other
with shcwI collar. Write. red. light
blue. pink, gold and block. Not oil
sizes in oil eolors. Were 49, %.ss
WGL-Neekweor ond 6Iouses.
LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

i-isr5'S" Grey Hi-Low Pile Wool.
Were $3.50 34.eS
i-isxs'F Beiss Reyen Twist.
Wos 1900 1850
i-isxi0'7" Grey csrvsd Wilton
Wool. Wos 299.45 1865
l--l5Hs'3" Grey Velvet Wool. Wos
l5O.55 1880
i-isxi7'5" Green Rsyon Plush
Pile. Wos BLISS 1880
i-iSxi3'S" Light Green Plush Pile
Royon and kyIon. Wos $500.
1880
i-iSxi5Ii" 0ssea Royon Cue
Pile. Wos 1895 1895
I-isxis's" Green Wool vsIvss.
Wso 1855 -.i7s.00
l-izslo' Nus'is Wool twist. Wss
i-ii.aoro" Gold and s,owS
Tweed Wool. Wos 2o4l5 1915
o-i2xl2'i0" Tone-oR-TeMA
Rayon In green. Wos 1000, $3.50
i-l2ni4'7" Osiss Cotton. Wos
i0ilsl1Y" Win. Wool Iwi.i.
i He' SiSS c,.y s.y... ''l Va.
i~i1sIe'e" Pine Green Rsyon end
oiylon. Wos 246.oo -----i4s.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Sove Va to VI on
Better Winter /.
Millinery
We're 500 to 1926 and more
500

100 Winter Hsss priced 10 ssvs
yea " 70 "a. Included In the ssosp
ere vslours. besvess end vslvsss IN
Q vsFisiy 81 silhovsttes end lssdins
winter eoloss. Styles from iz.9S
end more ---------------7.0o
W6L-MiIIinery. Ind Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Mems Fleece
Lined Slippers
We're $50 TO 8.9S
$50 TO 5.ss

$50 pairs Of mems fleece lined slip
pess in . variety Of styles. Broken
sizes.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
selection OF Chevy Chose.
7 Corners and AIexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Remnonts- Only
Junior Sportsweor
Reduced

10 Weei Striped cisssie Jack
ess IN ehorcool. Were 1875,
1000
IS Gotten Shorts INCLUDING
Bermuda ond pedol pushers.
Were 500 70 7.o9 400
50 elousss cad Sweaters in
GLIDING Orion sweoters and
assorted blouses. Were 500
10 $50 500 end 500
Sizes 7 10 IS included. but
nor oil sizes in oil STYLES ond
colors.
w6L-JuniOr Spods~eor.
9Th Floor
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Amelio Eorhort
Luggage lrresuIors

W1o less than
1.perfect price
Once Q Veos offering Of Amelia
eoshsrt Iussess irtesulen 10 che
Stripes OF Elesonee" potteM. co.,
lsss thea H-Pessees prizes.
vfoin Case, II perfect 275o, 1850
0vsValss. u perfect. 22.5o 1850
Weekend. II perfect. 27.5o 1850
pulImsR. u perfect. 3l.So .-to.9o
WoEdVsbe. " perfect, ALSO, 1850
Pleose add 1925 Federol tox.
WGL--luooooe. 7th Floor also
Chevy Chose, ] Corners and
Alexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Winter Coot Clearance

Included in group better untrmmed and fus trimmed
Fur trimmed In slim Iine button. wsep and cope
eoored styles Fosssmena woolens Anglo woolens imported
sweeds imported fobcs mode fur fobres and synthetic
fiber Boek nsv. red beige ssay. green.
blue block white and poid Petite sizes 10 l6 misses sizes
10 Is and womens sizes l2h zoh Not oil eoon and
sizes in oil styles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Sterling Silver HoIlowore
! Pair Of Domesk Rose Con-
deIobro. Wos S4.32 also
z Woste Bowls. Were 1000
and $500 500 end 7.S0
8 PIostie end Sterling SoIod
Bowls. Were 500 100
I Tell ThFee-lisht csndele-
bro. Wos $50 $500
8 Silver SoIes. Were 9.95,
I4o Pieces o. Silver Plated
FlstwoSs. Were Csc TO 69c,
pIeose odd 1919 Federal sox
TO obove prices.
biriiyte hofIowose:
z 0veI Bowls. Were $500,
1000
! Round csntss Bowl Wos
1915 ------.iS.oo
z condeIobro. Were 55.75,
eoeh ----------- $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
SiIverwore Reduced for Clearance

! Vegetable Dish. Wos $3.50,
$500
I Coffee PEI. Wos $500,
5000
! eek % Sugar cad eSeem.
Wos Bats. Poir 7.5o
No tos included on the obove
prices.
$iises PIased Aolsowsse
Z eeorgien rkSpss bkekess.
Were $3.50 $500
- Coffee eoAs. Were lbs,
$50
. Cotsss Pos. Were 1000
to $3.50 1000 - fs.o0
. RsiW ~ aSss0 enc Essss.
Were S.25 $50 eoR
Please odd 1929 Federal tox
WGL--The Silver Room.
lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Clearance Of corpet Rolls and Rugs

seve 4o and this clearance Of ends Of rolls Of carpet
and room size rugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Infants Gordner
Snowsuits
w.,. ~, 1o.ss

II Gardner Snowsuits, one piece
style with motehins hot, dsteeh-
oble buston-oa feet end mitteHs.
kylon quilted lining. Girls sizes
medium and lerse in pink and blue.
Boys IN medium size In Nneixe and
blue.
50 Switeheex, convertible prom BOG
TO snowsuit with legs. Nylon in sizes
to Tit infonts TO yeors. Boys ond
girls. styles in moze. pink ond
blue. Were l4.9S 7.sS
Is Zippersd NyloH Snowsuits with
matching hots. Red in boys style in
sizes 3 ond 5S. Were e.s5- $50
50 Uelloise eneMssl lrssnts' Beth
Tubs in pink. blue, moize or white.
Were SIS and $50 800
10 childsea's Bisshwood Sssols in
noturol color vornished wood, Were
$50 and 3.2S i.SS
10 eoee. 1aes end Isssins SssS in
velvets ond woods. Girls and boys
styles in beige. blue and pink. Bro
ken sizes 2 and 3. Were IS 90
to 1895 .i3.sS
WGl-The Nursery Corner.
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sowing on Fine JeweIFy

Q Psirs Of Sterling Silver csss
Links. Were l3.25---6.00
, Psiss Of Gold-filled cuH
Links. Were ISIS - 500
z Peirs Of Sterling Silver csH
Liaks. Were SIS 400
Z Poiss Of Gold-iillsd Cuff
Links. Were $50 4.2S
! Psir Of SfssIins Silver csH
Links. Wos lots $50
I Peis Of Sterling Silver Cuff
Links. Wos 1850 500
Z Peiss Of Sterling Silver Cuff
Links. Were 1000 500
Z Tux Sets. Were 1875. $50
, Psirs Of Sterling Silver Cuff
Links. Were l2.95 - $50
! Sterling Silver Money Clip.
Wos s.00.- 800
! sserIins Silver Cigarette
cese. Wos 47.50- 1000
WGL-Fine JeweIry. LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Servings on
Art NeedIework

3 Stamped Linen Cloths in
54x72" ond 1880" sizes.
Were $50 and 6.95,
2.2S end 3.9S
5 Stamped Linen BFeekfoss
Cloths. Were 2.95 Las
~ NeedIspoint Pieces In
23x23" ond 2Ss26" sizes.
Were 2.e8 to 1893,
las 10 3.eS
9 Sois Pillows with brocode
cover ond foom rubber filler.
Were l4.o5 7.eS
IS Stempsd xmes Items in
GLIDING stockings. aprons.
hopkins ond door chimes.
Were 100 10 3,96. 5oe-i.2S
81 Skeins 81 Feotherweisht
Knitting Werstsd, 2 OK skeins.
Were Csc -.3Se
WGL-At Needlework,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Mems Fur Felt Hats
We're 1925 7.A

so Mems Fine Fur Feb Hsts in .
voriety OF eolors. Broken sizes.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Imported Silvesplsts
s ovsl vessssbls Dishes. Were
1875 SOS
5 obloas vsssssbls Dishes. Were
1000 10 Is so 1000
smell Round Vssessbis Dishes.
Were l2.e5 .- $50
= ceekssil shekers. Were 1875,
SIS
Cheese Dishes with dome tops.
Were IS 90 -t7.SO
7 Suss' Scoops. Were i2.e5 500
5 Sets Of Liases 6lessss in holder.
Were l2.e5 SOS
, pairs Of Weed end Silver Sak
end Pepper Mills. Were 1895.
$50
3 pairs Of Wood end Silver Self end
Pepper Mills. Were 1900 $50
PIeose odd 1895 Federol ,os.
WGL--Ths Silver Room. iH Floor