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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
|%NF0RMAC|0NES vARIAS

Trinidad, nombre de origen
latino, significa: tires personas
en- I'm solo Dios: Padre, Hijo y
Espiritu Santo.
Los irabeS fueron los primeros
en- usar la flor de azahar en- las
eeremorias nupciales.
FL carameio que Sc ha adheri.
do al fondo de una cacerola pue
de eliminarse 81 Sc coloca a es-
ia sobre otra que contenga aqua
hirviendo. Debe quedar en- esta
posicion sobre ell fuego hasta
que Sc despegue con facilidad.
"Desapercibido" es estar des.
prevenido desprovisto de 10 ne.
cesario Muchas personals en-
plean NAL esa palabra, pues 10
que qujeren decir es inadverti.
do, o sea que nc reparan en- al.
10.
En- este pals mace un enano
por eada million de nacimientos.
Para obtener crisantemos de
calidad deberan tenerse en-
cuenta tres factories: abonar re.
petidas veces, tutorar las plan
tas cuando alcancen 20 centime-
tros de alto y dejar en- elias de
dos a rinco tallos y una flor en-
cada uno.
Los alimentos que proporcio.
nan mas calor a nuestro orga.
nismo son las srasas y los azlca.
res.
Ell Refrain: No es ell bien como.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

No existiendo ninguna difu-
sion atmosferica, ell cielo, desde
la Luna, deoera aparecer bien
negro, y brillaran en- Ell las es-
trellas con mayor intensidad que
en- las mas despejadas noches te-
rrestres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

De J. De Maistre: LA esclavi-
tud es Ell estado natural del &C.
nero humane hasta que Sc reali.
"a la liberation sobrenatural".
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19
poI' Amaranta

piruanse ias consultas a suzoN SENTIMENTAL, p o sox $780,
International Airport. Miami 49, Fla Ragamos a bs tectoras o Iectorss
que frmen SUI cartas on IN pseudAnimo o iniaIes
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

Ell sabio B%ogomolets dedujo
que, a causa de que nuestros hue
SOS Sc mantienen en- crecimien-
to de 20 a rs amos, deberiamos
normalmente alcanzar una lon
gevidad de 100 Q $50 amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

Segun la ley .lesa, los hi.
jos son del MARIO.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-19

En- este pals mace un enano
por eada million de %nacimientos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

day for one-third OF an acre al
Tysons Corner,
The Tysons Corner area Is
the highest land In the county
an dwater could now by gravity
10 points over the whole
county.
Mr. Moss said the action "in-
dicates that Falls Church in
tends 10 serve a tremendous
area OF the county"
Mr. Freehill said II appears
that a race is In the ofiing be-
tween Falls Church and the
county water authority for
service territory. IF we are In
that competitive race we ought
10 get moving fast" he said.
The board cast a tie vote on
a proposal 10 levy a 5 per cent
tax on bills OF motels and other
transient lodgings. The matter
will be reconadered &C next
Wednesdays meeting. About 30
motel owners protested the tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

present a united front" In deal
Ing with the State and other
outside agencies.
Won't Enlarge Scope
Richard Balm. chairman Of
a regional committee which
recommended expansion Of the
planning stan. said tho scope
OF It's functions would not be
enlarged. He said the addition
10 the stan would merely allow
II 10 carry out the work already
authorized for the planning
body under State law.
Keith Price. chairman Of the
Fairfax County Planning Com
mission. said he foresees pos
sible conflicts In the work OF
the regional gro0 and the
county planners.
Voting for the increased
funds were Joseph Freehill.
Gen. Richard p. ovenshine.
William Moss and A. Claiborne
Leigh. Against II we're Mrs.
wilkins. James Keith and
Steuart DeBell.
Condemnation Approved
In other business the board
asked the Commonwealth At
torney for an opinion on
whether the city OF Falls
Church has a right TO condemn
territory in Fairfax County for
q water storage tank site.
The city authorized con-
demnation proceedings Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

mends a transmission line
across Chain Bridge 10 carry
sewage from the new Central
Intelligence Agency at Langley
and from recent and expected
residential construction on sew
eral watersheds upstream.
An alternative 10 piping the
sewage 10 the District system
would be 10 enlarge the
county's plant on Pimmit Run.
The engineering Arm recon-
mends agains. this approach.
The county's immediate prob
lem Is 10 find q way TO take
care OF CHA sewage. The
county committed itself TO pro-
viding for sewage disposal from
CHA as an inducement 10 get
the big Federal installation.
Undeyeloped Area
The report said that "in the
interest OF sound, long range
planning" the CHA sewage prob
lem must be examined In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

ti02,o0D would be required 10
connect the plant 10 the line
crossing the river.
approximately 81 million
would be required after 1865
as the county's share Of an
other trunk sewer on the Dis
trict side. for q second pipeline
across the river and for the
county's share OF expanding
the District treatment plant at
Blue Plains.
The Pimmit Run plant has
a capacity for $500 people.
The current connected popu-
lation Is nearly 1000. Treat
ment Of CHA sewage at the
plant would use UP nearly all
the remaining capacity and
leave none for additional resi-
dental development In the
area.
Five Watersheds
The pipeline recommended
would be OF sufiicient size 10
carry the sewage TO the Dis
trict system from the water
sheds OF Pimmit. Dead. Turkey,
Scots and Bull Neck Run VAL
leys. Some OF these streams
empty into the Potomac above
the districts water supply.
Expansion Of the Pimmit
Run treatment plant to handle
sewage from the developments
expected on these watersheds
would cost more than piping II
across the river and would be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

are members Of the regional
commission and contribute A.
nancially in proportion to their
population. Aid also comes
from the State.
The opposition 10 the In
crease was led by Board Chair
man Anne wilkins. who said
she Is In favor OF strengthen
Ing metropolitan area and local
jurisdictional planning rather
than regional planning. She
said most planning problems
are either metropolitan area
or local In nature.
Mr.. Robinson said the func-
ton OF the Northern Virginia
commission is largely to ANAL
gamate and consolidate plans
Of local jurisdictions and TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

light OF sewerage needs In an
area OF some 20 square miles,
with an ultimate population OF
about 72.00o persons" Most OF
this area, which Is about the
size Of Arlington County. is still
undeveloped.
The report also took into
consideration an ofiicial re-
gional policy ultimately 70
prohibit discharge OF treated
sewage into the Potomac above
Key Bridge. The Pimmit Run
plant discharges above Chain
Bridge.
The immediate cost OF pip
ing sewage across the river
would be $4,000. This would
provide for q pipeline across
the Potomac and for q con-
nection TO CHA.
Plmmlt Run Connection
When the present capacity
OF the Pimmit Run plant Is
reached. another outlay of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Rivers Veto Kills
Stute Projects

BALTIMORE. April II (R.-
President Eisenhower's veto q
the omnibus rivers and harbori
bill has knocked out more than
$2o million earmarked for the
port OF Baltimore and three
other Maryland projects.
The veto, second within tive
years, dimmed hopes for a ~.
foot deep, s00-foot wide channel
into Baltimore, which would
cost s28,l6i 900.
The total allotted 10 Mary.
land In the bill was S2s, $40.
600.
Besides the channel, other
Maryland projects Cancelled by
the veto included appropriation
Of $4,000 for dredging the
entrance Of Herring Greek In
81. Marys County from the
Potomac River 10 the creek, and
construction Of a turning basin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
School Open House

The Arlington Village CO.
Operative Priesthood. which is
administered by parents. will
hold an open house for pros
pective fall members Saturday
from 1880 pm. TO 5 pm. at the
school, 1880 South Barton street
1 harrington. The school has
been in business for Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Suits, Coats, Rain Sets
Second Floor, Washington Only

l2-l9.SS Spring Busters, imported fabric pink,
blue, aqua and beige in group, misses sizes,
1888
s-4s.ss to 5s.ss Wool and Wool Jersey Suits,
miSSyS sizes 1888
S-lO.SS to 1898 Summer Suits, unlined misses
i2-s0.ss TO ss.ss Couturier. Tyne surinr Coats a.
imported fabrics or Einiger flannels, misses
sizes characterization. 27S4
A-l9.SS 10 $500 Casual Dresses -.------SS S
lO-22.ss Raincoat- Cap Umbrella Sets, black or
navy rayon taffeta with lining, misses sizes, 799
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

planning commission. said that
only Falls Church remains TO
indorse additional funds for the
group. He said Falls Church
approval Is expected within a
few days. Practically the only
opposition has come from Fair
fax.
The Regional Planning Com
mission is asking for a S72. 500
budget which would enable II
TO hire a professional stah and
begin work on a regional master
plan.
Asked for $4,000
The Fairfax Board was asked
10 contribute approximately
$4,000, about three times It's
current share Of the operation
Of the planning body. Six
Northern Virginia jurisdictions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Clearance-Vikin0
Miracle Cleaning
Cloths
2 ,... 88c

Closeout Of famous Viking cleaning cloths
Choice Of window cleaning cloths. auto
cleaning cloth, furniture cleaning cloth.
and ANTITRUST cleaning cloth. Just In time
for spring cleaning. Minimum quantity.
Shoe Shining Cloth, yards $1,000 SSe
MIN. quaHJ
Notions, Street Floor. Washington
and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Girls Wear
Fourth Floor, Washington; Second Floor
ARLINGTON

Fourth Floor Washington; Second Floor
Arlington
$3.50 SlipOn Sweaters, long sleeved, orion,
navy or brown ..-.-- .-..-.--- 500
lS-2.29 Sports Shirts, plaid cotton flannel SOC
6-l6.s9 White Organdy Dresses, slightly soiled,
500
$3.50 10 $50 Dresses, prints or solids ~ 500
$3.50 Flannel-Lined Stacks, denim, poplin or
corduroy -.--.- .--.-.---...--.-.I LAT
100 Girls Csc TO Soc AnkIets, cotton, sizes $40,
asNHss 10 1888 Spring Goats suits and topp sS
749
1850 Winter Weight Motor Coats, poplin,
broken size range 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Street Floor. Washington only

II perfect SOS Nylon Filled Mattress Pads
sanforized white cotton cover, completely wash
able, Double Bed Size, 54x76 ----.-.. 2.99
II perfect $40 Cotton Mattress Pads, Twin size
39x76 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.SS
If Perfect, 1895 Acrilan Blankets, s0x90 $50
II Perfect, 9.s5 KoolSoam Mattress Pads, Double
oeu olze ------.--. ------------ -------. 4.J9
II Perfect, IDS Koolfoam Mattress Pads, Twin
Bed Size -------------------.-- 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Foirfox Board Okoys
Planning Expansion

More money for expanding the stan Of the Northern Vr
gna Planning Commission appears assured today after the
Fairfax Board Of County Supervisors approval
The Fairfax Endorsement Of the proposed expansion
ourtohree vote yesterday after several board members
closely questioned for the expansion.
Charles c. Robinson executive director Of the regional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

less satisfactory, the report
said.
David v, Aul, director OF
sanitary engineering for the
District, has indicated In a
letter 70 the county that the
District would be agreeable to
a Fairfax County connection
TO its system.
The county board will dis
cuss yesterdays report at a
future meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Foirfox Urged to Pipe
GA Sewage to D. 6.

Pumping Of sewage from 22-square mile area In the
northeastern section OF Fairfax County the Potomac
River for treatment at the District plant has been recommended
by the countys engineering consultant.
report submitted 10 the Board OF County Supervisors
yesterday by Alexander Potter Associates Of New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor. Both Stores
500 & $50 FamOus.Make Wallets
Genuine leather wallets from famous
maker. Blacks, browns. Many have re- . 90
movable pass cases. All perfect quality
In a variety OF feathers plus 'es
3.95 BrOadelOth Pajamas
Limited quantity Of perfect full count
Sanforized Qeo residual shrinkage)
broadcloth pajamaS, Coat and MILDLY L 90
styles. Full cut for sleeping comfort.
Sizes A-B-C-D
2.99- to 3.95 Dress Shirts
Large assortment of quality dress shirts
in whites and fancy patterns. Well tai \ nm
lored. Many carry famous labels. Sizes AsOO
II TO II in group.
lbs TO 2.95 Knit Polo Shirts
Famous make knit shirts. All carry
the famous labels for your assurance of I en-
quality. Crew neckS and placket styles AsUO
In various colors Sizes S-M-L in group.
BOySiCeGr
Second Floor. Washington: Street Floor,
Arlington
48-lO.05 Summer Sport Coats
Rayon and acetate summer sport coats
In q colorful check pattern. Sizes 8, An
10, 10, 49, 4s4O
30 Washington; 10 Arlington
Youths 500 and 6.90
Washable Cord Stacks
Famous make washable summer cord q YO
Stacks In tan and blue stripe Huskys OsVO
20 to 80; regulars sizes ~ TO 20. 2for7oo
Junior Boys 1895 to 1898
Atwood Sport Coats
One and two Of q kind in checks and n Do
stripes. Famous makes Sizes 8 TO 10. V'OO
Second Floor, Washington Only
81 Boys 500 Unlined Washable Jackets, size,
10 Junior Boys 1895 Year Round Suits, sizes
ana only 49s
Boys 800 Lined Poplin Jackets. size g. sac
70 Youths 100 and 800 Rayon and Dacron
FLANNEL Stacks, broken sizes, regulars and
Youths 1895 Washable Cord Suits, sizes 10
@Au ---- 100
10 Students 4595 Wool and Silk Famous Make
suits sizes "a to SO ---------- S33
$3.50 Flannel Lined Corduroy Jackets, sizes
" o. 49, ----------------------.. 1888
Youths 24s5 All-wool White Sport Coats.
siDee 10 ana 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
2.S0 Drip.dry Cotton
Chenlise Sleepwear
l.SS


Budget Sportswear, Street Floor, Both Stores
Easy-care nylon, dacron or cotton plus fabrics.
Variety Of styles. White, pastel or prints Sizes
80 to 80.
(Belotu) Budget SportsDear- Floor,
Washington Only
$3.50 StOles, \nylon, hand knotted fringe,
WIuCS k.oO
35-10.99 Fake Fur Jackets and Stoles small,
medium or large. black or white -----.5 500
25O-1.Oo 10 1Ss sportswear, halters, midriffs,
shorts, blouses, pedal pushers, sizes 1915,
soc to 100
1So-1.oo Nylcn Pouff Scarfs, pastels - for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
just 56-Men'S $3S-S4S
SUMMER SUITS
1888

Dacron /wool tropicalS, wash and wear cords and
other wanted fabrics in the assortment. Also in
cluded, few all-wool, year-round suits that
were $50 to SOS. One one-of-a-kind in the group
SORRY, NO ALTERATIONS.
SIZES: Regulars-5/35, 1885, 5/37, 1888, 5/44,
4/46. Shorts-2/36, 1877, 2/38, 1889, 2/42, ia.
Longs-l/37, 2/38, 3/39, 1/40, 1/44, 4/46,
Stouts-2/42, 2/44, 4/46.
KGnns-Second Floor Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Fabrics
Street Floor. Washington Only
Reg. 4sS Nylon Fleece Coating. white, pink. blue,
a inches wide. washable. Yard ISs
Reg. Sos to sos Fine WOrsted Mems Wear Suit
ing, stripes paids checks, fine imported and
domestic wool suiting, 50 inches wide Yard 2S9
Reg. Sc Printed RayOn Taffeta, 80 inches wide.
Yard - "a.
$50 Yards Reg 295 Pure Silk Prints. floral and
geometric patterns famous make, 40 inches wide.
Yard ---- aac
Reg. 98c Mil Lengths, heavy butcher rayon
to yard lengths, tebelized crease resistant 40
inches wide. Yard - ace
Reg. 7Sc Combed Checked Bingham, two sizes
oil checks In all wanted colors, crease resistant,
washable, So inches wide. Yard - 59c
Remnants 49c to 7Sc Cotton Fabrics, plain and
prints, to yard lengths. Yard 800 29c
Reg. 1.lS Printed Sail Cloth, floral. striped.
dotted, and solids, AZ inches wide. Yard - $50
Linens and DOmleSticS
Street Floor, Both Stores
2.59 10 8.05 PiIlOwcaSe Sets
and Sheet Sets
Lou (" SHsOO
Excellent collection of famous make pillow case
and sheet SETS all first quality, boxed. Assorted
percale qualities. Some Scalloped, fancy borders,
etc Good for wedding and shower gifts. Pillow
case sets consist Of two pillow cases sheet sets
consist OF one double sheet with two matching
cases.
Reg. 7.05 10 8.0S
FamOuS.Make Lace Cloths
Several famous makes included I'M
perfections consist Of tiny spot or mis- q mn
weave. 70x90 and 10 in. round included boo
In this group.
80c Printed Linen Kitchen Towels
Choice Of designs in first quality 1000 AAm
linen printed dish towels Excellent for 11C
gifts or for your own use. 90.
(BeloDJ Street Floor. Washington Only
Reg. 2.60 Pacific Contour Sheets.
Type 40
Choice Of twin size bottom or top con-
tour in famous Pacific Heavyweight GO
Muslin Contour sheets. All first quality,
l40-count. co.
f<x3o III. cases Soc ca,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Reg. 2.69 Pacific Contour Sheets.
Type 40

Choice OF twin size bottom or top con-
tour in famous Pacific Heavyweight GO
Muslin Contour sheets. All first quality OO
l40-count co.
Szx3o IN. Cases SOC ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Infants Wear

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
I.a9 10 l.9S Plastic Lined NylOn Pants, rhumba
style or plain. sizes small and medium w 59c
l.39 Polo Shirts short sleeves. sizes 3-6 w 7Sc
TOddler's l.79 Boxer Long Pants cotton cord;
sizes and -.-. .----------- ----- 100
Girls 1888 Jackets, wool and cotton plaid, sizes
and ESQ
Girls 299 Shorty PajamAs, pastel prints, sizes
2.S9 Babe Dresses, pastels, sizes l year to Is
months 80 100
TOddlers 1898 Coat Hat Sets. red corduroy
sizes / to 3 ------------ 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
SALE! SHOWROOM SAMPLES!
Spring and Summer Robes. Busters
~ to IL off

Reg. S.09 10 1898, Now 3.00 to 1857
You're luck IA and brunch
Solid colos and prints Mostly o a ind.
Loungesdr, stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

1878
Lingerie
f5elo,0) Second Floor. Washington Only
2S-2ss Cotton Crepe Pajamas, broken sizes
l.ss
1888 Cotton Crepe Waltz Gowns, broken size
range ------------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lS9
lO-2ss Cotton Philippine Gowns, broken size
range Al
2s-2.9s Cotton Petticoats broken size range. l.ss
l.20 to I.S0
NylOn TricOt indies
89c
Street Floor, Both Stores
Briefs, sport or flared panties with elaborate
trims White and pastels in group Sizes TO 10.
2.9S Drip.dlry Cotton
ChemiSe Sleepwear
I.SS
Street Floor. Both Stores
Baby doll style pajamas with top that has
peated skirt; with matching briefs or Jamaica
shorts. Prints. Sizes small, medium or large.
(BelowJ Street Floor indies. Washington Only
199 Petticoats. polished cotton, embroidered
trim, white, small, medium or large ---.--. 1.29
1.59 Nylon Tricot Petticoats sizes small medium
VI AaAbS lVV
range --.-..- 80 -......- for Sl.OO
3.9S to S95 Nylon Tricot Lingerie broken assort-
ment Observation-Disclosures 259 to $50
d mn A-.I A nm mn~..rA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Linens and DOIlseSticS
I.66 to 3.99

Excellent collection of famous make pillow case
and sheet sets, all first quality boxed. Assorted
percale qualities. Some Scalloped. fancy borders,
etc Good for wedding and shower gifts. Pillow
case sets consist Of two pillow cases: sheet sets
consist Of one double sheet with two matching
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

$500 TO l000 Jewelry ---- a99s
1S-Large Size Jewel Boxes for Women, slight
irregulars of 500 boxes, with lock and key. ivory
blue and rose --------------------- 299
l5-2.5O Jewel Boxes ------------------ I5O
35-lOO CompactS ------------- for I 90
IS Cigarette Lighters, mems and womens 6se
'PlHs tar
Handbags
Street Floor, Washington Only
1913 Handbags -----------.-- 500
B-lO99 Leather Handbags - 7OOs
$500 Imported Saddle Leather Bags 3Ss'
2S-Mens 500 Fitted Brushes ------ 400
'Pas tar
LIS NyIOn Hosiery
Plain or Dark Seams
2m LOO
Street Floor, Both Stores
Perfect quality nylon stockings with plain or
contrasting dark seams. Good spring and sum-
mer shades. Sizes 8ls TO lola.
(BelowJ Gloves, Street Floor, Washington Only
200 Stretch Gloves
LOO
Only lo7 pairs Of hand-crocheted nylon stretch
gloves. Pink or white.
90 Pairs 100 handkerchief Cotton String
Gloves. White. Sizes medium and large SOC
Better Dress Shop
1898 to $500 Dresses
1898 {" 1888
Second Floor Both Stores
Assortment includes crepes, silks, sheer woods.
Broken size range, 1920 and i41s-221k Many
styles and colors Also includes some stout sizes.
Special Purchase
3.S0 Nip IN Tuck Uniforms
2.97
Second Floor Both Stores
Solid colors Of blue. aqua, pink or white also
assorted stripes Sizes IL to Al.
5.98, 6.98 White Uniforms
3.97
Second Floor, Both Stores
For ladies in white. All are famous makes Not
all sizes IN every style, but an excellent selection
(5eloD) Daytime Dresses Second Floor,
Both Stores
S9S to S9S Dresses. cotton or rayon, misses,
womens and half sizes ------------- S9i
$50 Daytime COttons, most are sleeveless, sizes
1882 and 161s-24 ------------------2 ST
500 Dresses, rayon or cotton, broken size range.
100
1,5s to 1.99 Aprons, some cobbler style In sroup,
129
$50 Cotton Brunch Coats, some are drip-dry
finish 297
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

LIS NyIOn Hosiery
Plain or Dark Seams
2 prs LOO

Street Floor Both Stores
Perfect quality nylon stockings with plain or
contrasting dark seams Good spring and sum-
mer shades. Sizes 8is TO l0la.
fBeioU) Chores, Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
89c Printed Linen Kitchen Towel

Choice OF designs In first quality 1907 AA~
linen printed dish towels. Excellent for 13C
gifts or for your own USE 90.
(BeloDJ Street Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Second Floor. Washington Only
4S-l.So to $50 Discontinued Bras, broken size
N~AAeS 100
l0-ll.sS 70 lsOo Discontinued Corsettes. broken
sue range 5.9e
2-lSSO FamOus-Make Corsettes, sizes IS and a.
8ss
$3.50 10 $50 Garter Belts or Bras, broken size
80 ------------ SSc
1880 StrapIess Bras over-wred type, broken
size range. white ------.---.--.-----. 29s
2-22-Se Famous-Maks Corset.es, white, size %.
1878
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Reg. 7.05 10 0.05
FamOuS.Malxe Lace Cloths

Several famous makes included Inn
PROJECTIONS consist Of tiny spot or mis- o mn
weave. 70x9O and 10 in. round included boo
In this group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
SiIUer Ware

Street Floor. Washington Only
I4-s2S Holmes 4 Edwards APE. Silver-PIated
STEAK sets -------------- - 4SS
l0-S3 VIM. Rogers Silver Plated 3-Pc. Child
I-Isss, Sl-Pc. Stainless Steel Service for 8.
chest included 80 -. ---..-- $50
1855 Ape. silverplated Tea Sets. International
silver co. lISO'
'PIug TsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Costume JeWelry
and Jewel Boxes

Street Floor. Wdshinoton ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

The first mate was with the other boats and Tom knew
that he was a capable man"
II was goldfish during the night and Arabea had only
a thin shawl to her shoulders. Tom gave her his
jacket and they sat close together for warmth When
daylight came Il soon grew hot and she left of the
jacket and moved to the bows There no sign Of the
other boats.
Al midday a sudden squat, ripping down om Of
nowhere, sashed the small boats sail to ribbons and
carried It away before Tom could do anything. How
ever, there thread and saiImakes needles in the
boats locker as well as food and water old Spark
man insisted fanaticaIIy on Continued on page .