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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-06-20
ROANOKE ISLAND CLUB
AND LODGE MEETINGS

MASO. 5: Manteo Lodge, Sec
ond and Fourth Monday Evenings,
in Manteo Town Hall. Wanchese
Lodge, First and Third Thursdays,
Wanchese Lodge Hall.
EASTERN STAR, Second and
Fourth Thursday evenings in Wan
cheese Lodge Hall.
ODDFELLOWS, Each Tuesday
evening in Manteo Town Hall.
REBEKAHS. First and Third
Monday evenings, Manteo Town
Hall.
MANTEo ROTARY, each Mon
day evening, and MANTEO
LIONS, First and Third Tuesdays
in Community Building.
WANCHESE- PURITAN, third
Fridays, Wanchese schoolhouse.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS;
Second and Fourth Fridays. 1880
p.m., Wanchese Masonic Hall.
AMERICAN LEGION,H Fl: Ra-
leigh Post No. 70, End Thursday,
1880 pm, Community Bldg, Man
teo.
ROANOKE ISLAND GARDEN
CLUB meets at 2:30 in the after
noon, first Thursday of each
month, in the homes of members
MANTEO WOMAN'S CLUB,
second Tuesday each month.
Homes of members, 8 pm.
DARE co. SHRINE CLUB, first
Monday each month, 500 pm,
clubhouse. Mays Head.
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BUXTON PERSONALS

The Methodist Vacation Bible
School began Monday for two
weeks.
Mrs. Mary Midget of New Bern
is visiting with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Midget.
Rev. Fred Leader of Raleigh
was the guest of Rev. j. c. Brad
dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of
Kalamazoo, Mich. and their daugh-
tiers, Sandra, Judy and Jean are
visiting their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim johnson.
Mr.. Johnson is with the Naval Fa-
cility.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Reynolds of
Winston-Salem have moved to
Buxton. Mr.. Reynolds will teach
this Fall at Hatteras High School.
Miss Jane Pledger of Norfolk, is
spending her vacation with her
grandmother, Mrs. Martha Bige-
low.
The Sectional Rally of the Mems
Fellowship, Assemblies of God
Church met Monday evening at the
home of Snowden Dudley, Buxton.
There were "a men present. Rev.
Fred Leader of Raleigh, State
President of the Mems Fellowship,
guest speaker. Present were Rev.
Robert Palmer of Dunn, Rev. Jack
Carmichael of Wilson. Rev. Leroy
Howe of Ocracoke, Rev. ]. c. Brad
dock, Buxton and Rev. Wayne
Barley of Avon. Rev. Barley is
the Sectional President of the
Outer Banks Mems Fellowship,
Assemblies of God.
Perry Howard of Ocracoke spent
the week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Blanch Joliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hassell and
baby son, A. Charles, came home
to celebrate her dad BERTHE DiXon's
birthday Sunday June Is and also
to wish him happy Fathers Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell DUDLEY
are visiting their father, J. A.
DUDLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Williams
were in Norfolk Sunday to visit
her dad, Mr.. Jarvis Barnette who
is a patient at the Public Health
Hospital.
Mrs. Esther Farrow is patient
at the Public Health Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucky Barnette
and Mrs. Edna Barnette took JAR
Wis Barnette to the Public Health
Hospital Thursday.
The Order of the Eastern Star
held their last meeting for Spring
at the Lodge Hall, Buxton Monday
night.
Mrs. Troy Harris of Pantego,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Midget.
Rev. ]. C. Braddock, pastor of
the Assemblies of God Church
Buxton and Rev. Leroy Howe of
Ocracoke attended the Youth Camp
meeting at Raleigh last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Jennette,
and her mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Toison, visited their sister and
daughter, Mrs. Martha Stein in
Engelhard.
Richard B. Daley has returned
from Albemarle Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jennette, Jr.,
and daughters, Ruby and Ramona
of Coinjock, Va, are spending
their vacation with his grand
mother, Mrs. Lulu Jennette.
Mrs. Linda Midget is home af-
ter few weeks with her son and
daughter-in-law Gordon Midget.
Edmond Midgett went into Nor
folk to bring his wife home.
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MANTEo BOY TRANSFERRED

Claude Midget, son of Mrs.
Beatrice Midget of Manteo, has
just completed course in nuclear
power in New London, Conn.,, and
has been transferred to East Mil
ton, N. Y, for advance training.
Mr.. Midget completed three years
service with the submarine divi-
sion of the U. S. Navy and was
sent to the school in New London
on his re-enlistment. His wife, who
is with him in New York, is the
former Verlin Brickhouse OF
Grandy.
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what this particular primary is
doing to that village. Take all the
Stephenses and all the William
son's-and their family connec-
tions-out of Columbus County
and you wouldn't have enough
people left to corner a calf.
HODGES LUCK -. . In describ-
ing Hodges luck around Raleigh,
oldtimers say he must have been
born with horseshoe around his
neck. Some of the good fortune
he creates himself.
They say he is pulling hard for
Carl Venters of Onslow County to
be the next Speaker of the House.
And, right now, it does look as if
Venters seems to be pulling a
little ahead of Add Hewlett of
New Hanover, the other candidate.
You may ask why the Governor
would be so interested in having
a close friend as Speaker. Mainly
because the Speaker names all the
committees in the House and laws
are made or killed in these COM
mittees. Now if the Governor is
also close to the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. who names the Senate COM
mittees, he can tie these strengths
with the natural prestige of his
office and come pretty close to
calling the shots.
From these three sources comes
most of the Governors strength
in his last Legislature-when his
honeymoon days are history, some
of his popularity has passed, and
his big appointive positions have
been filled.
NOTES The Employment
Security Commissions Quarterly
made famous in the State by Mike
Dunnagan will feature the 1913
chambers of commerce in its au-
! tumn issue By far the most
beautiful new hotel in the South
is Morehead City's ultra-modern
Morehead Biltmore managed by
personable Bill Taft, Asheville ma
tive From here it looks like
Governors race between Edwin
Gill and Alton Lennon in 1860,
with Luther Hodges leaning to
Gill. Because he has been in the
State service so long, lot of
people regard Edwin Gill as an old
man. He isn't will be SO July
20 and Lennon will be 81 on
August II ..
Of the ID men in our Congress
sional delegation ten years ago,
only Representatives Cooley, Bar
den, Durham, and Bonner are
there today =. . The others are
dead, defeated, or both Oldest
in point of service: H. D. Cooley
(1934). Hap Barden was elected in
, 1886 Carl Durham and Her
bert Bonner were elected four
years later
One of the most encouraging
items about the recent Primary
was that the racial issue was not
a factor-and is being used in the
runoff in Wake mostly as politi-
cal gimmick, according to our in
formation One of the can
didates here, Tom Ellis, is law
partner of J. C. B. Ehringhaus,
Jr., and, like his opponent, an out
standing-and successful-lobbyist
in the last Legislature A few
of the overwhelmingly hotels
are said to be a little miffed that
the N. C. Bar Association insisted
upon carrying it's big convention
to South Cardinals Myrtle Beach
and the dairy people are going
down there for their summer out
ing Our States best defense:
Bigger beach hotels.
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TOPS . /. Since he was Duke
man, Willis Smith wanted a
strong Carolina Law School grad
uate as one of his partners
Taking the direct approach
Smith went directly to the Uni
versity and told them he wanted
the top man receiving his law
degree. This young man became
associated with Willis Smith. He
later married Willis Smiths
daughter.
Last week he was named presl-
dent-elect of the N. c. Bar Asso-
citation. He is Jim Dorset, origl-
nally from Salisbury, and for
many wears now a member of the
firm: Smith, Leach, Anderson and
Dorset.
RUNOFFS Several men
prominent in the 1857 Legislature
failed or face runoffs in their at
tempts to return to Raleigh. VI
most interest probably is the one
in Mecklenburg where Senate In
cumbent Spencer Bell and House
incumbent Jack Love are having
it out for the Senate seat. From
here it looks like Bell, but Love
is surprisingly strong-although
one of the most controversial fig
ures in the 1857 Legislature. They
saw more money is being spent on
this thing in Charlotte than we
used to spend on U. S. Senate
campaigns. Jim Vogler, veteran
legislator who ran third in the
first go-round, describes the dol
lar-slinging as terrific"
Other incumbents having run
offs are Walton Griggs of Curri'
tuck, Frank Pittman of Halifax
Thurston Arledge of Polk. Veteran
Gene Bost, former House Speaker
is having all sorts of trouble with
Former YDC Leader Bedford
Black. They each received $3.50
votes. We are betting on Cannon
Bedford's good friend John
Jordan, Jr., has a runoff with Tom
Ellis in Wake for the State Sen
ate. Jordan is a former president
of the State YDC's and long a
party stalwart.
DIVISION In big, sprawling
Columbus County-where you have
fair-sized little cities like White
vile, Tabor City, Chadburn, and
Fair Bluff-the runoff is between
Lucien Stephens and Ed William
son. Since both are from the Ever
green community, you can imagine
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AllInArnR RIvrR EERpx

Schedules operate cs once from both
sides Of river on schedules shout As min
vses upurf. Westbovnd en-. 10 100 pm.
Eoss Bovhd $50 am. 10 pm.
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SUMMER FERRY SCHEDULES
June through Sept 30


SoushboUnd ieoves every 30 minutes from
am. 10 $50 pm; korthbovnd. $50 am.
10 pm.
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0cRAcokE ISLAND FERRY
Leave Hciieras S. 7:30. 1000 o.n., 1880,
and $50 ON. Leaves 0erueoke s. $50
ond u en-. l;30. 4. and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
China and Gifts

Srd Floor. Washington: Street Floor. Arlington
iI-iss Glass Cigarette Jars with Lighter. ass
ss-i.0o bartender Plastic bar Sets - 2sc
s--Ass Three-pc. China Decanter Sets - 2ss
ISIS Glass Footed Cake Plates .iss
2-is.ss Decorated Dinner Sets: 4S-pc. service
for 8 1883
ai-Ssc Wire Racks for holding tumblers CSC
e-i.ss California Pottery Bird q Bowl Sets. Sac
t-sss Cut Glass Imported Crystal Bowl; as Is.
Iss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
1000 Pieces Jewelry
Infants to Teens Wear

Infants. 9Th Floor. Washington Only
Little Girls 2ss skirts. Quilted. printed cotton:
Childrens SOC Socks. Pastels and stripes; sizes
fodder Boys 2ss Suits. Two-piece: cotton CAB.
ardine short pants with cotton flannel shirts.
Sizes and only Is0
Boys 3S9 and 4.s9 Two-piece Suits. Rayon flan-
mel long pants with cotton shirts. Size only
$50
2s9 Blankets. Rayon-nylon white: size 36x5O".
l9O
1O9S NyIOn Pram Suits With detachable bottles
and mittens. PaStels: ls-month size ~ 700
Little Girls lss and 2.ss Velvet Hats Sizes s-6.
1.5o
(Beloipl Girls. Teens Wear 9TH Floor,
Washington; 2nd Floor. Arlington
20 Girls and Pre-Teens' 2ss, s.ss Winter Hats.
lSS
IL Girls and Teens sss Hats 800
IS Girls 1899 Winter Jackets. Plaid wool 500
so Girls $50 to 7.S9 Dresses. Cottons or nylonS
AS7
1859 Wool Campus Jackets. Sizes and IA
only sOo
2o-l.ss White AngOra Stretch Gloves 100
50 Girls and Teens 6Sc-S9c AnkIets 3 prs. Loo
80 Teens 2ss-4ss Sports Shirts. White or colors.
I.49
1S-'.S9 to S.9s "Skilts'. (Skirt in front shorts
at back Wool; plaids or solids 49, 499
Teens 1888 to 1888 Dresses. Rayons or cottons.
500
Pre-Teens' 1859 Black Velvet Dresses 500
6 Teens 1889 Motor Coats. Winter weight cord
uroy 500
Teens ils9 Striped Raincoats -----.s 500
S-l6.ss Grey Wool Flannel Suits--- 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Reg. 0.98 to 24.08
Illuminated Pictures
4.00 I2.40

Limited quantity Of illuminated pictures
In several sizes and subjects. Each Il in
fun color. Many are ideal for the den.
recreation room or children's room.
Ldmps-jrd Floor, Washington:
Loiper Lerei, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Draperies, Curtains

Third Floor. washiHeton Only
50 prs. s.ss 10 s.ss Chrcmspun Taffet. pr.p,r,...
unlined; 90" long; assorted eolors for bedroom
ISIS to ass Dust Ruffles; single or double
sizes: cottons and acetates: assorted eolors. ASs
le-ls.ss Fortisan Bedspreads: twin or double
bed sizes; quilted tops: lurex threads: assorted
eoiofs -------- ---~~--------------- SIS
7S-2ss 70 as Studio Couch Pillow Govern: as.
sorted fabrics: 1ex2l' and iex36~ sizes $50
30 prs Sss 10 1883 Ready Made Draperies: lined
and unlined styles; assorted lengths; single
"iu1ls $1,000 ---------------- S.SS pr.
3o-1i.ss 10 1888 Sample Bedspreads and Cover
lets; single and double bed SIZES assorted fabrics
ana colors ---------.---7 III
1e-sSs All-PIastie Fiex-A-Door; oak and grey
color: 32x80~ - 500
100 yds. 1ss Reupholstery Plastic; 81" wide:
assorted colors: support underside 80 l.7s I'd.
lo-2ss Traverse Rods in white: %" 10 a. wide,
see
T-7.ss Kenneth De Luxe RuffIed Curtains;
nylon and orion: 90" long ---.-3 s9 pr.
Ii-A4s 70 Sls RuffIed Chromspun Curtains;
white: 72~ and co. long ---. 2S9 mr.
f1.es 70 1ss Decorator Fabrics; barkcloths in
modern. floral and traditional patterns gold
overlays and sheer fabrics -. CSC I'd.
10 prs 1888 10 1888 Ruffied Curtains: nylon and
orion; double widths IN So. So. "a" and 81
lengths ---.---.----------- $50 Or.
%.se TO s.Ss Draperies, Curtains: discontinued
styles and patterns: asst colors lengths. 2l9 pr.
1919 Unfinished CornIces: scalloped design:
80" WIDE To- deep 139
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Floor Coverings

jrd Floor. Washington
$3.50 Tweed Cotton Rugs; sxI2 3sOo
s-s-sS Loop Pile Cotton Rugs; Sexeo - 500
ls-isss Leop Pile Cotton Rugs; 4xe sss
1-as2.se Beige Inflow aii-wool loop pile: isx
lA1I" las a
s-ssS Numday Rugs; Axe -.-- 80
l-Sss-ss Brown 4 Beige Wool Tweed; l5xiss.
i7aS5
i-sl.so Beige Wool Twist; i2x64- Sass
l-s6ss Grey weol Loop Pile; i2xe -- Sass
l-lss5o Grey background floral all wool
seconds; lsx2o'3" - 2sl sS
ss-iss Allen Carpet Squares; lsxls-in. for 81
7-7s.ss Beige Wool Administer: exi2 :. ESQ
lass Hand Hooked Cotton Rugs; approx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
TOyIaisl
LoUer Lepel. Arlington only

LoWeT Lepet, Arlington Only
2-s.sS Rockersi two-tone plastic covered: blond
wooden base; torn plastic 499
2--2995 Pool Tables; 24x44" 20" high: &c. cue
sticks; folding legs; top warped 1888
2-l3.95 Toy Chests; padded top: atwood con-
structioon: plastic covered: top warped; grey
turquoise ~ --..-. 7.Ss
2-7.9s Toy Chests; chintz covered: pleated sides:
blue; slightly damaged l99
l-l2.ss Five Drawer Wardrobe Trunk: all metal:
"a" size: floor sample 799
l-3.9S Peg Table; stool attached: with black
board; floor sample 249
i-s6ss Boys 2o~ Bicycle; training wheels; floor
sample 2i99
6-398 Mickey Mouse BlackbOards; easel style;
paint, crayon or chalk with coloring book l.ss
6-995 Double Holster Sets with spurs leather
belt, metal holster. guns 1850 - l99
S-2Oo Freddie Fireplugs; take-a-part toy for l
70 3-yr. old children 100
lS-Sl Miniature Hurricane Lanterns; white and
green lights and red blinking light - A9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Boys Wear

DOSS WCWT
End Floor. Washington; Street Floor. Arlington
3.9S Raineoat Sets
na-S-Rubber ralncoat with two big
inside pockets and matching helmet
Yellow with black trim. black with red
trim or charcoal with yellow trim. n M
Sizes 6-ie Z.S8
39e 90 S9e Cotton Hose
Brand-new hose with elastic tops In CT
many colorful patterns Sizes 7-i0h. Oh
BE WinterWeight Shirts q Shorts
White cotton short sleeve shirt with
mid-thigh shorts that have elastic
waist. Pull cut and well made. Sizes n 70, eu
6-16 81
2.00 Polished Cotton Chino Stacks
A manufacturers close-out Of fine n nm
quality washable polished cotton Stacks <s<S
In black or tan. Sanforized Sizes 6-l61 for $50
l.00 Cotton Flannel Shirts
group Of 50 onlyi Famous makes in
washable cotton flannel; stripes and
plaids in the group. Some slightly M
soiled Broken sizes Sis. OOC
Mems, Big Boys Shoes
eth Floor. Washington: Street Floor. Arlington
Mems 1889 10 lAss Shoes Dress, street and cas-
ual styles; broken size range 6lz-i2 $50
Mems 399 and l99 House slippers. Broken as
sortment; broken size range 61z-l2 --------2ss
9Th Floor. Washington Only
e.s9-l0.9s Mems and Big Boys shoes Broken size
range. 6h-ll; mostly narrow widths ---6So
(BelovJ and Floor. Washington Only
2.90 ''Husky" Jeans
e-oz blue denim jeans with double
knees made especially for the husky" \ nm
boy. Size "a and 80 waist Loo
$3.50 Cotton Flannel PajAmas; regular and
ski styles; sizes Q and S-----------.-------1A9
2s-l0s9 An Wool Flannel Stacks; sizes II and
IA ..-.-----.--...--..-. --.-----.-..--. 5A9
1850 Cotton Broadeloth Pajamas; sizes 8.
and 10 ---....- --.------- . i20
li-sss and 7ss An Wool Turtle Neck Sweaters;
broken sizes ~ III. --.-.- !. --.---- 298
$3.50 Cotton Flannel Lined Poplin Jackets;
22-Sss Corduroy Stacks; sizes 4, and -iss
1l-l2.ss Fur Collar Winter Jackets; azes and
~ --------------------OA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Misses Sportsman

and Floor. Washington: Street Floor. Arlington
5.99-7.99 FamOus-make Sweaters. Classics and
dressmakers: many full-fashioneds in group.
Light or dark shades: sizes $40 in collection.
500
30-l2S9 TO 1888 Skirts Tweeds and plaids:
broken size range. Now - ---- 500 10 1900
l5-Cashmere Sweaters. Cardigans and dress
makers; full-fashioned Broken size range. Now,
1900
$50 "Pleatie-Pants". Pleated short skirt with
attached red jersey underpantS. Assorted paids
In orlon-wool: sizes 1915 included 449
1S-l29s 70 2299 Jackets. Solids and plaids
broken range Of small sizes 6A9 70 1l49
s99-7.99 Wool Bermuda Shorts Stripes and
plaids: broken size range, 1916 --. 396
79s Wool ProportiOned skirts Lined seat. Black,
navy and grey; sizes 1918 In group S9l
1899 Wool Gabardlne Proportioned Skirts. Slim
style; seat Iined self belt. Black. navy or grey;
sizes 1918 In group 7N
29S 10 4.99 Famous make Cotton Blouse. Roll-up
or long sleeves Prints. stripes solids Sizes i0-le
IN group ----- ------------ - LIZ 70 zaS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
2.99 and 3.99 BIouses

2.99 and 3.99 BIOuses
Budget SportsweOr. Street Floor. Both Stores
Nylons dacrons and cottons; dressy or
tailored; short or "a sleeves. Includes
new overblouse styling White, pastels nm
prints; 1888 in group. Lou
(5eloicJ Budget SportsDedr. Street Floor,
Washington Only
1850 Skirts. Sheaths, circulars and pleated
styles Rayon and acetate, wool or rayon taffeta :.
Sizes lois included l99
l5o-l0o Cuddle Caps or Scarfs. Wool knit or
wool jersey cuddle caps. Rayon. silk or wool
scarfs for / N
:S-l.S9 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts Solids or stripes:
long or short sleeves and NJ sizes 30
2oo-ssc Costume Flowers Pin-on or clusters,
for 100
se-i.ss Wool stOIes. White or black; fringe
trimmed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
45O Pairs 81. Sd Gloves
Street Floor, Washington Only
Fabric gloves in many styles; black m
brown. navy or beige. IsUU
81 Pairs 400 Leather Gloves Black. brown, navy:
broken size range --.-- 1.59
1000 Pieces JeWelry
Street Floor, Washington Only
Wide variety of styles and colors:
necklaces bracelets, earrings and q to, or
pins in collection. 81
$500 to 1900 Jewelry -2.SO 70 sO0s
50-l.oo Sweater Guards - sscs
6-l0.ss 10 1889 Carry-a all vanities with black
fatlle case; vanities in gold color 1899
'Firs tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

Mems, WOmen's soc and
59c Handkerehiefs
Street Floor. Both Stores
Ter LOO
Mems: white linen. hemstitched hens: cotton
with colored borders Womens: prints In regular
or large size; white cotton with lace trim
Handbags, Belts
Street Floor, Washington Only
4-7.ss Black Beaded Evening Bags -----5oo'
lSo-l.oo Belts for Women - see
! Mans 7.5o Leather Fitted Case sO0'
50 Mems 500 Fitted Brushes. Clothes brush with
$500 TO 7s9 Handbags ------aS0 10 3.ss'
1-27.ss Brown Alligator Bag ----------.ls 1882
1880 Handbags Sc
'PiHs tsx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

juniors Wear. Second Floor. Both Stores
s Ssiss' pse s s ss1 or s.s. sS. 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Lingerie, Foundations,
Robes

1850 NyIon Satin PettIcoats Broken size
range -s-------- --------. ------------ SSS
2e-COtton chaIlls Gowns Prints: broken size
range ----- l99
2s-s.9e Nyion Trieot slip& Black only broken
size range ---~-.-.--,-- ------------ 29s
1S-S.ss Nylon Trieot Slips. Black only; broken
e~N1 AoAAbG o. Soo
s-sss Brushed RayOn Gowns Broken size range,
39e
se-2.ss Rayon Slips Tailored; black or navy:
broken size range -------.2fo for 3O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
juniors Fashion Specials

Second Floor. Washington Only
io-Lse 10 $50 Cotton BIouses. Sizes Til 2.is
1919 Wool skirts. Broken size and color
s"hbco 600
i0-1i9s 70 1873 Dress Skirts. Lace or nylon
chiffon; broken size range 49, .--.-----. il.ss
iS-229s to 2S.O0 Cocktail Dresses Hiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Casual Dresses

fBelocJ End Floor. Washington Only
l2-l7Ss Casual Dresses Rayon crepe; misses
blScs ----t---- --------------------o vV
ae-l7ss to 2s.ss Casual Dresses. Assorted fab
RIGS and coors; misses sizes ------------ 11.l9
Coats, Suits, RaiMcOafS
Second Floor, Both Stores
1888 and 1888 Coats. Sizes s-l4 ~ $500
1888 Suits. Misses sizes l0-l6: woods in
solids. tweeds, checks. jerseys 1888
60-l7sS 20 2S.0o RaincoatS Solids, tweeds,
checks: black red and other colors: sizes 6-ls
some with matching umbrellas Ills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16

$50 Lingerie
Lingerie. Ind Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Nationally famous brand nylon tricot
lingerie Slips and petticoats White n nm
and pastels in group broken size ranges. OsCJ
fBeiODJ Lingerie, Street Floor. Washington Only
Sss-le.ss sleepwear and Petticoats. Broken as
eoAdhehts AoN-- --A--. -------- l.oS 20 sS3
ment $50 70 $50
ass and $50 Nyion Trieot Slips, Petticoats.
Broken size range ise
3.99 Arnel1 Tricot Gowna Broken size range
l.l9
Sc Rayon Tricot Panties and Briefs = for LOO
ese Cotton snnggies ------------a for l.ee
n-Sss Nylon Tricot Bed Jackets SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-16
Notions
Street Floor. Washington Only
2.08 Garment Bags

For decorator magic, for closet con-
venience you will want several Of these
embossed print or plain color JUMBO
dress length bags that hold UP TO l6
garments; in aqua or pink.
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