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4 ERNEST W. MCFARLAND has consistently championed
economic relief for the the small
10 businessman, the white collar worker (l2144 9945;
5-2S-47; 5-28-47; 3-1948; See Tombstone Epitaph
3-14-57).
His Republican opponent has consistently voted against
ignored relief for all high
big business groups. 0-1553; 6-3O54; LISA 7-254;
3-l5-55; 3-27-57; 3-145S 31358; 618-58; $685.
n ERNEST W. MCFARLAND fought against Increasing the
y salaries of Co"gressuen Q2l445).
-. His Republican opponent who breaches economy for
Others D0d j" tsOor of raising his senatorial salary
by 5O96 (2-2555).
n ERNEST ". MCFARLAND has fought vigorously for
national defense He successfully stop a
w. in scientific research and development funds O52 His
guidance a majority leader of the U. S. kept
atomic program moving forward (75-52 z7-52).
...H Republican opponent has voted against legislation
aimed at strengthening our military and scientific program
(723-53; 1883; 6-l7-54 62O55 62O55; 62656;
ST. He absent 72O58; 8-13-58; 8-22-58.)
WHY HAS ARLZONA'S REPUBLICAN JUNIOR SENATOR
REFUSED TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS?
l. heudIes supply Of campaign nfuudeo coming homa
q Why did h go l95s Mcfarland of cleaning
voting n. soresnoe that bureau whs" the record clearly shows .
Mcfarland voted FOR the ee 2272 VOL 's Part Of the Coz"
j. Why did he state . missed voting o" Y, @ s"e"dme" @ ke"nes. Labor
FOUR amendments 10 and June 1888, editions
q. Why telling Congress stop against
Reeord?
,. security sl65s
AGAINST providing benefit disabled 0l756E
AGAINST payments blind monthly
92ass AGAINST an 11 for federal employees H27s7 AGAINST
establishing minimum for highway under highway
G2o56 n
223-55R
u did
= relief 015sa a2s7)2 other sss. 62oss>
!.
one ga totI f hmessn
in barentbe ndieneda
Vbieb the staed facts eanbe found
IN be Congregational Record)
SU1RURZ nnvm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Horse Show Committee
TO Plan Entertainment

frey, Mr.. Claude Owen and
Mr.. Ridge.
Mr.. Eric w. Atterbury is
executive director, Mr.. Will
liam Press, executive secre-
tary; Mr.. George Gilman,
treasurer. and Mr.. Resell T.
Pickrel, assistant treasurer.
The Board Of Directors, in
addition to the officers, in
cludes Mr.. Floyd D. Akers,
Mr.. william H. Belt, Mr..
Anthony Drexel Biddle, Mr..
C. Leo Dorsey, Mr.. Edward
j. Doyle, Mr.. Angler Biddle
Duke, Mr.. Raymond Guest,
Mr.. Francis Hill, Mr.. Clai-
borne Pell, Mr.. Carl Shipley,
Mr.. Herbert May and Col.
Frank Collins.
The entertainment COM
mittee includes Admiral and
Mrs. Robert Carney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Beauregard, Mr..
and Mrs. william Doeller,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Kingdom Gould.
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George Gil
man, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Mulloy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Martin.
Serving also are Mrs. Aben-
droth. Mrs. Atterbury. Mrs.
Edward Emes, Mrs. Duke,
Mrs. F. George du Pont, Mrs.
Silvia Gould. Mrs. Owen, Mrs.
Pell. Mrs. H. Roosevelt Poole
and Mrs. Press.
Others are Count Juan de
la Granville. Mr.. Juliano Boe-
tani, Mr.. Francis Colt de Wolf,
Mr.. Randolph Rouse. Miss
Julie Arnold, Miss Susan
Bergman, Miss Bonnie
Buchanan, Miss jeanne
Baker, Miss Jane Carey, Miss
Nancy Gardiner. Miss Louise
Gore, Miss Daziette Hill and
Miss Pamela Turnure.
Miss Marcia McCardle is
chairman Of the Junior En-
tertainment Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
SOTOYitieS
Hold Fetes
Together

Two national sororities
holding conventions in Wash
ington will exchange social
courtesies this week.
Delta Sigma Theta, which
was founded at Howard Uni
versity in 1918. win give a
large garden party-reception
from 5 to 8 pm. today on
the Howard campus for menu
bers Of the Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority which was
founded there five years
earlier.
Meantime the Delta officers
were honored at luncheon
today at the Sheraton Park
Hotel by Alpha Kappa Alpha.
The Delta meeting formally
got underway this morning
at the Statler- Hilton Hotel
with District Commissioner
Robert E Mclaughlin sched-
uled to welcome the delegates
to Washington.
The Commissioner also was
invited to extend greetings
last evening to Alpha Kappa
delegates at q reception in
the Burgundy room Of the
Sheraton-Park Hotel honor
ing the directorate Of the
sorority. Alpha Kappa Alpha
will formally open its 50th
anniversary "boule" at the
Sheraton Park tomorrow
morning.
Yesterdays reception was
given by the local Alpha,
Beta Lambda and XII Omega
chapters for the AKA direc-
torate. The national presi-
dent. Mrs. Arnetta G. Wal
lace of Knoxville, Tenn,
headed the receiving line.
The grand officers of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, head
ed by the national president,
Mrs. Dorothy P. Harrison Of
Langston, Okla, gave a
reception last night at the
Statler for Delta delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18

Mr.. Richard Lee Ridge has
been named chairman Of the
entertainment committee for
the Washington International
Horse Show to be held Octo-
der 1915 in the National
Guard Armory.
Social events will include
a Show Ball to take place
October Is at the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
The Crippled Children's
Fund of the Washington
BPO Elks will benefit from
the show and ball, with the
National Symphony Orches-
ira sharing In the proceeds
of the opening night Of the
show.
/ Mai. Gen. william H.
Abendroth is president of
the Horse Show, and the vice
presidents are Col. Arthur j.
Bergman, Mr.. Arthur Cod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
WEDDINGS
Abrnns-Wertlieh

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Vert
lieb Of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Ilene to Mr.. David
Samuel Abrams, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin abrams.
The wedding took place yes
day at B'nai Israel Congrega-
ton. The couple will live in
Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Returning Home

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. L. d.
Flory Of Chevy Chase are
returning from q vacation in
Lenape Village In the
Poconos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
covington-Regnier

Col. and Mrs. Francis w.
Regnier Of Chevy Chase. Nd.
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Martha Alice
Barbara to Mr.. Everett Spots
wood Covington, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William L. Coving-
ton Of Falls Church. The we'd
ding took place August Q at
the Falls Church Episcopal
Church. The couple will live
in Charlottesville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Fr0mpton-Burhons

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Charles Burhans announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Priscilla to Mr.. Elon VIII
son Frampton, son Of Mrs.
E. w. Frampton of Ormand
Beach, Fla, and the late Mr..
Frampton. The wedding took
place Saturday at Trinity
Methodist Church in Alex
andria. The couple will live in
Houston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Temkin-Schuchfer

Mr.. and Mrs. Chaskel
Schachter announce the mar
riage Of their daughter
Miriam Hannah to DR.. Aaron
Temkin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell Temkin of Jersey
City, N. j. The wedding took
place August 10 in the Beth
Sholom Congregation. The
couple will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Akers-Cumeron

DR.. and Mrs. William Ross
Cameron of Hagerstown,
Md, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Carol
Estelle to Mr.. Gene Frank
lin Akers, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norborne H. Akers of
Roanoke, Va. The wedding
took place Saturday in
the Presbyterian Church,
Hagerstown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Choitovitz.Ehrlich

Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Ehr-
Itch announce the marriage
of their daughter Lynn Ellen
to Mr.. Samuel Alfred Chai-
tovitz, son Of Mrs. Harry
Chaitovitz Of New York City
and Bay Shore, Long Island,
and the late Mr.. Chaitovitz.
The wedding took place yes
terday at the Shoreliam
Hotel. The couple will live in
Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Lip
pert Of College Heights Es-
tateS, Nd. announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Anne Maureen 10 MIR. Rom
aid A. Pomykala, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thaddeus Pony
kala Of West Hyattsyille. Md.
The wedding took place July
10 in st. Jerome's Catholic
Church. Hyattsville. The cou-
pie viii live in College Park.
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18
Eostmon-EmerY

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney w.
Emery Of Springvale. Me,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Nancy Lee to
Mr.. Harland Horace East
man, of Paris, France, son
Of Mrs. Bernice Shepard, also
of Springvale, and the late
Mr.. Harland Eastman. The
wedding took place July IL
in the American Church in
Paris. The couple will live in
Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
TOyIai,I
Fourth Floor. Washington Only

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
i2-2ssS American Flyer Freight Train Set;
with smoke 1899
LBS Three-pc. Table Set; maple finish:
married. floor sample sac
2--7.9s Toy Chests; plastic covered; blue; floor
sample 500
i-iS9s Toy Chest; plastic covered; grey; floor
sample T99
il-2i.s5 Pedal Fire Chief Car: SCARED; floor
sample 1899
2-i4.9s Folding Doll Carriages: floor samples.
7l9
I--a.9s Metal Wagon: floor sample 4. 240
l--69s Three-pc. Table Set; maple hnish
Scared floor sample $40
I-45.05 Boys 20" ROadmaster Bicycle; floor
sample 34ss
ISIS Girls co. shelby Bicycle; floor samre,
2lg9
1895 Boys a. ROadmaster Bicycle; floor
sample Sass
Abs Safety Chair Swing Sets 249
LASS Doll Wardrobe Trunk; 24-inch size;
floor sample ....-.-.. $40
S-s.9s Doll Cribs; drop side style -. $50
1-sRb Rocking CHAIR, maple finish; floor
samNe --------------------------- t------e'se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
CIMY1Xy SPECIALIST

Third Floor. Washington ONLY

Third Floor. Washington Only
$3.50 serta Isle Coil" Mattresses; extra firm;
soiled: double size 2gsS
i-5sso Highlander Innerspring Mattress; greyf
charcoal e-oz ticking; stitched pre-built border:
double size - 23Ss
l--7sso simmons Beautyrest Box Spring;
damask ticking; sturdy construction: torn: twin
size 1850
l-S2So serta Box Spring; multi-coil construc-
ton; torn; floor sample. double size 27Ss
l-ssso Foam Latex Mattress 4 Box Spring
Set; misrnatched: twin size ~ 4s15
l-S950 SeFta Box Spring; attractive ticking:
floor sample; twin size 1855
I-2s.95 serta Box Spring; fancy woven ticking:
floor sample; twin size lsSs
l-27.so Serta Innersprlng Mattress; s-oz. tick
ing; stitched prebuilt border: soiled: twin size.
1888
l-l09.7S Double Dresser a fitting Plate Glass
Mirror; Coral grey mahogany veneered sur
faces $50
l-7s.se Chest Of Drawers; spun silver on
African mahogany veneer: Scared 397S
1850 Chest Of Drawers; ermine mahogany
veneered; floor sample 1888
1-6s.5o Chest Of Drawers; silver mist mahogany
veneered; SCARED 3i75
l-3l.9s RoIl-A-way Cot with Innerspring Mat
tress; floor sample; Ss-in. wide 2oSs
fBeloUJ LoUer Lepel. Arlington Only
I-ls.ss Cricket Chair; mahogany finish; green
cover floor sample I0se
e-2-2s 4 27s Pictures; asst. scenes and frames:
SCARED l59
I-1095s Double Dresser fitting Mirror;
modern styling: brass pulls; moon mist maho-
gany veneered; noor sample 1889
i-375o Mite Table: drawer at bottom: mahog.
any veneered; moon mist finish: floor sam7le.
2l99
$3.50 serta Perfect sleeper" Super Firm
Mattress; smooth top: uninatic construction:
de luxe ticking soiled; twin size $3.50
1-7s.5o Englander Hollywood Headboard Bed;
mattress, box spring. headhoard; on legs; floor
sample; twin size 4680
l-42.5o Panel Bed; traditional styling: mahcg-
any veneered; noor sample: twin size 2e-so
1-ssoo Spring Air Hair Top" Mattress Box
Spring Set; stitched pre-buiIt border: s-oz tick
ing; discontinued STYLE twin sire 62Ss
1-is.se Spring Air "i05 Coil" Mattress; sateen
ticking stitched pre-built border discontinued
style; twin size sass
1-s90o Spring Air "TuftIess- Mattress a Box
Spring Set; firm construction: Soc. ticking di--
continued style; double size ----.------- 62.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Nursery Furniture
Fourth Floor. Washington Only


2-s7.S5 Five Drawer Chests; maple. / suntsn
finish; floor samples Pass
LASS Bathinette; soiled: floor sample DAT
Uses Thayer Folding Carriage; grey: floor
sample 1888
2-isss Thayer Folding Carriages; plaid; floor
samples 1889
lass Thayer Folding Carriage; plaid: floor
sample 1899
Hiss Innerspring Crib Mattresses; soiled:
floor samples $50
1-s.s5 Nursery Chair tray missing; floor
sample 2A9
1-7.e5 Car Bed; converts to car seat solled:
floor sample ii9
Sass Double Drop Side Crib: white: marred:
floor sample 1883
1855 Storiline Double Drop Side Crib; plastic
teething rails; blond finish: floor sample 30 %
l-lS.95 Baby Pullman; crib or play pen for car
travel; floor sample 500
1-l5S5 Innerspring Crib Mattress; soiled; floor
sample slg
l-i2.eS Innerspring Crib Mattress; soiled; floor
sample GAO
Hiss Folding High Chair; pink metal frame.
HUI Sample ----- ------------- OSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Third Floor. Washington: Lotrer Leuel. Arlington
1e-32.9S Aluminium Cookware Sets: l3-pc;
heavy gauge: double boiler dutch oven. griddle,
fry pan. covered chicken fryer lot. and 3-qt.
covered sauce pans 1899
2l-SSs Threshold Door Mats; quality carpet-
ing permanently joined to rubber base; asst.
colors: 34xlsla-in size. irregulars 29s
24-Sss An Wood Ironing Tables BY Ridjid;
natural finish: measures i4x4s-in 299
1919 Chrome and Enamel Waste Baskets:
i6-qt. capacity; pink, turquoise or yellow 199
ls-2As Enamel Waste Baskets; i6-qt. capacity;
white, red or yellow 1As
Sass Plastic Clothes Baskets; round style:
will not crack, chip. break or PEEL silver and
bronze --------.-------- l69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Third Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
1888 FOur-pc. Pottery Salad Sets; wrought
iron stand LAB
lO-2.95 Five-pc. Pyrex Baking Sets; discon-
tlnued style LAB
204 pcs 100 Glass Coaster Sets; coasters TO
set zoe
Glass seven-pc. Decorated Crystal Juice Sets.
1859
10 PR 1.Ss White Pottery Salt Pepper Shakers.
100
$3.50 Imported China Dinner Sets; ss-pc
service for IL .----. 30 90
e-1e.ss Earthenware Dinner Sets; 53-pc service
for 8; green; irregulars 900
e-iOsS Luncheon Sets; s2-pc. service for @;
E ;.Is's:n s:; Painted r,. .. Is .:. =:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
3.99 Orion and Wool Blend
Sweaters
$40

Budget Sportswear, Street Floor, Both Stores
Long-sleeyed cardigans and short-sleeved slip
ons v-neckline or jewel neckline White, pastels
or deep tones; sizes s4-4O in the group
(Belowj Street Floor. Washington Only
125-l.s9 and 2.99 Cotton Knit Tee Shirts. Short
or long sleeves. Solids or stripes: small or medi
UNI sizes lss or 2 for 800
$3.50 Wool Jersey StOIes. Double jersey with
hand-knotted fringed ends. White only 2s9
2OO-lss and 2sS Cotton Blouses. short-sleeved:
convertible neckline. Stripes. plaids and solids:
sizes 1898 in group 100
250-lOo Sample Neckwear. Peter Pan or W
necklines also fill-ins. White nylon or white
pique for LOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brands WOmen's
ShOeS-Clearancc!
Fourth Floor. Washington;
Street Floor. Arlington

Fourth Floor. Washington;
Street Floor. Arlington
ll.00.l2.00 Naturalizers
SUICIDES and other feathers in
many styles. High. midway or .J0
wedge heels. Sizes 4-i0. AAAA-C
but not In each style.
lO.00.I2.00 Fiancee Shoes
SUICIDES or other leathers many
styles Sizes 4-i0, AAA-B, but not 7.9S
In each style
1890 Delmanette Shoes
High-fashion shoes. styled by,
Delman. Several styles in the lS.y9
group.
(BeiowJ Slippers. Street Floor, Both Stores
600 and ESQ Famous-Name slippers. Many
styles; sizes 4ls-i0. but not in each style.
299
900 Famous-Name slippers. MANY styles
sizes 4-lO, but not each size In every style
1.i9
Teens. Juniors Shoes
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Teens and Juniors 79s-i0.g9 Dress Shoes.
Flat or medium heels. Black patent or
suede; black or blue leather. Discontinued
styles. Sizes 40 In group --.- $50
ChiIdren's 2.SO-ase House slippers Warm
styles; broken size range. 7-s Lao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Girls Discontinued 6.95-
$50 Stride-Rite Shoes

Fourth Floor. Washington:
Second Floor, Arlington

Fourth Floor. Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Infants size to large and big girls sizes 40
marrow widths. Black patent, black suede and
white feathers. Pumps and straps but not each
style in all sizes.
65O-6.99 Discontinued Styles in American
Junior Shoes. styles for girls only; dressy or
school shoes in straps or pumps Black patent.
suede red or brown leather. Broken size RANGES.
8l9-3 and teens 40 ----- $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Ills FamOus.Make NylOnS
FuIl.FaSIliOned!
, c..;,,,, 2 prs LOO

Street Floor, Both Stores
Fine quality Dupont nylon stockings in good
shades: sizes SI2-ll in the group
(Belowl Street Floor. Washington Only
$50 Pairs-Irregular l.S5 and $50 Nylons. Broken
assortment prs. 100
100 Pairs--SOc Bobby Socks Triple-roll style;
broken assortment prs, 100
lis Pairs-l.50 Famous-Make Stretch Nylons.
Broken size range 1Sc
so Pairs-l.25 Knee High Nylons Broken size
range .-..-.--.. .- soc; 3 prs, zoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
NIeu'S 3.90-5.90
House Slippers
2.90
Fourth Floor. Washington:

Fourth Floor. Washington;
Street Floor. Arlington
Warm styles or regular styles. Short lots and
discontinued styles Firm or soft. padded soles.
Broken size range, 6h-l2,
Mems lO.99-ll,99 Famous make Shoes. Discon-
tinued styles: few-of-a-kind groups; dresSy or
casual, Broken size ranges, Ga to u, mostly
narrow widths .---- $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Boys Knit Shirts
l.47 LIB

were LTD and 19s were 2.ys and Sys
Entire stock OF famous make knit shirts for boys
In cottons and orlons. Stripes and solid colors
In the group. but not in every size. Sizes 6-is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Furniture

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
l--ssss Platform Rocker; brown plastic fabric;
moor sample -, --.-s.------- 2S.0J
A-sass Lounge Chairs; modern; foam seat:
turquoise or grey ------------------.-. 1877
l-7sss Lounge Chair; extra large: foam t.
cushion: toast - ---,-.--s.4.- 1897
I-Sa.9s Lounge Chair; rolled arm: Lawson style:
foam seat; rose -------- +. 29.95
less Lounge Chair; Lawson style; reversible
foam T-cushion: champagne - - =. 39.S7
less Platform Rocker; foam seat; grey nyion
cover -- 39.g7
1-ss.ss Swivel Platform Rocker; reversible T
cushion: charcoal ~ - 4997
2--2s.ss Corner Tables; lined oak: marred. 1891
S-2sss step-End Tables; lined oak; slightly
damaged 1887
l--ssss step-Rnd Table; chinchilla mahogany:
floor sample 1a.T
I-ssss Corner Table: cordovan mahogany:
floor sample l9.sJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Boys 2.00 and 3.09
Corduroy Shirts

Our entire stock Of famous make cor
duroy shirts in solid colors, stripes and 80!
fancy patterns Not every color in every
size, but q good representative group Z for S
e-lo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
BOys' Wear
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor. Arlington

SECOND FIO0T, WdSHIHgtUH5
Street Floor. Arlington
Boys 200 Tie and Belt Sets
Colorful striped or plaid tie with match
ing adjustable belt; brown. blue, ma AZ
room
Youths 34.05 and 1895 AII.WO0I
Zip-lined TOpeoats
All wool tweeds with all wool zip-out c0O
lining; some camel shades sizes H-i6 C<S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Jr. Boys 29.95 O'Coats

uble-breasted o'coats Of 75cs fine
wool and $50 camel hair blend: fully eDl
lined for extra warmth; styled with ~~H
belt In back; navy and camel shades
in the group. Sizes 8. Q. 10, II, and IL.
i6-4s9 Cotton Flannel Robes; sizes and 9.
29s
$50 Corduroy Robes; size only 3Ss
s6-6sc and zoe COtton-Nylon Stretch Hose;
fits S-11 5sc
1850 to $50 Orion Sweaters; broken sizes,
269
7-ls.99 steerhide Leather Jackets; 8. 10 1893
22-l995 10 24.95 All Wool Sport Goats; sizes
10 10 80 in the group -------------- 1888
l2--1O0 Calypso Straw Hats -----------.-.- 59c
I2-1099 All Wool Flannel Stacks; sizes IL 1SS
62-79c White Tee Shirts; sizes IA and 10 S9c,
3 for 81
se-lec Cotton Knit Briefs sizes 9. 10. IL. a. Ie.
l0c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Auto SeatcOVcrS
Reg. 2l.0S 10 $685.
8.77 to 1898

5Oge to 500 savings on fine automobile
seat covers plastic fibres, nylons, clear
plastics, Saran plastics and Nycars in the
group. Assorted sizes.
Auto Seat Copers-Fourth Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
FMrS Reduced

Second Floor. Washington Only
5000 Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Top
per. Size Il 25.eo.
1900 Biack-dyed Persian Lamb Jacket.
Size II 100 ~
1900 Dyed Hair Seal Coat. Long; sizel4.
l39.0os
10000 Dyed Squirrel Sling Cape l4s.0O'
$1,000 BIack-dyed Persian Lamb Coat Size
IA $500
40O.o0 Ranch Mink Pocket Stole. 6-stripe
2SS. O0s
500.Oo Ranch Mink Stele. 6-stripe 3ss.0e'
5000 Silver Blue Mink Pocket Stole, 3Ss.eos
'Plzs far
Fur proeaeis labeled to shoE country Of origin OF
- ported fHrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Solid color dacron-cotton shorts in the
popular boxer style. Irregularities will 6YN
not mar looks or wear. Broken sizes.
$50 Tee Shirts; soiled -----. ssc
s-l.25 to 1.5o Tee Shirts: soiled .---------- CSC
Csc Athletic Shirts; soiled 4lc
s-l5o Bermuda Stretch Hose; white; fits 1918.
SIC
lo-10o Clip-on Bow Ties 1sc
e-ls9 Medium Weight Midways- ----------6 Gee
lle-s5c 10 CSC Hose ----------------------2 sc
17-2O0 and 2.S0 Belts ----------------- Sc
800 Pajamas; mussed - -------------26e
3-395 Cotton Pajamas; faded Isl
LASS Irreg. RaincOats; plastic 1ss
sPIus tGx sFsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09
Lingerie, Robes

ShotM Wy
(BeloscJ Lingerie. End ~. Washington Only
$3.50 Flannel sleepwear. Shorty gowns or
pajamas or regular pajamas Stripes Broken
size range ~ LBS
$3.50 Nylon Tricot Slips Broken sizes 1.9s
ls-ss5 NyIon Tricot Gowns. Broken sizes lS9
lO-2eo-2se PantIes Broken sizes. l.so
(BelopJ Street Floor. indies Both Stores
CLEARANCE: l.39-lO.95
Nyl0n Tricot Lingerie
80c . 5.47
Famous brands in slips. petticoats. briefs. and
sleepwear Reduced only because some are soiled
from handling. Some are only Of kind. White
and colors in group.
fBeIoul Shsst Floor indies. Washington Only
se-a.ss sleepuear. Cotton challis; broken sizes.
l.5s
1859 Cotton Knit Pajamas- Broken sizes. 2ss
so-2ss Nylon Tricot Slips l.ss
2s-29s ArnelD Tricot Gowns. Broken sizes. l.ss
so-sse Cotton snuggie Vests Broken size range,
for 100
iio-ssc Rayon Panties Briefs Tailored styles.
for 100
(BelowJ Robes. Second Floor, Washington Only
2S-S.9O Brunch Goats
Cotton Brunch Coat: sleeveless styles; q m
broken size range. ~sVO
1859 Corduroy "Jumpns." Broken sizes. 500
Foundations Clearance
Second Floor. Washington Only
3s-I2se Famous Make Black Torso Bras. Sizes
34-38 B and cups SIS
1855. 1900 Waist Nippers White cotton; small
sizes 500
l5-7-5O Black StrapIess Bras Broken size range.
d cup only 2.99
so-79s-losS Discontinued Girdles White or
pink; broken size range 500
2l-350 Discontinued Famous Make StrapIess or
Regular Bras Small sizes l4S