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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
THIS AND THAT
By CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

make a few pseudo-nasty
remarks.
Templeton Jones doesn't
worry.
1t is catching a cold he
worries about.
Right here it may be we'll
to assert, once and for all.
that people are different. in
respect to taking colds.
Allergies. or something,
who knows?
Even the medicos can't say
for certain why one person
catches colds easily and an
other never does.
Taking out the tonsils
won't do. with some.
The cold susceptible knows
he has a problem on his
hands, as well as in his
throat. lungs and nasal
passages.
He realizes, better than the
tough guys who somehow
never catch 'em. that he must
fight his enemy on every
front, not just on one.
So he steadfastly shrinks
from .sneezlng friends, no
matter who is hurt.
After all, he stands to be
hurt the most-if he catches
a cold.
The point about allergies is
that even the best medical
men sometimes can't say that
what appears to be a COM
mon cold" is not an allergy
of some kind.
Allergic rhinitis is one
term they use. 1t means a
malady that resembles a cold
but isn't exactly a cold.
Temp Jones. who is no doc
tor, says he believes implicitly
in what he has heard about
sneezing.
Three sneezes, one after
the other, mean the sneezer
is coming down with a cold.
-Four or more-he has an
allergy Of some kind, and you
don't have to run.
Hay fever comes in this
class. You can save yourself
from shrinking, with this
type
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

The lady sneezed six times.
"Allergy," said Temp Jones,
to himself.
He longed to step forward,
and say. calamity, Lady,
don't worry. You haven't
caught a cold. If you sneeze
three times. it's a cold: if
more than three times, it's an
allergy."
Jones has a good magma
ton. so he could picture the
conversation continuing as
follows:
But what" asks the lady,
lam I allergic to?"
ME" says Jones. briefly.
"You?" stares the lady.
4 4 4 -.
Eyes. it's our cats" he
would have replied, but. of
course, he didn't.
You don't start converse
tons with strange young
ladies, nowadays. They might
launch a judo trick or two
at you.
There is no telling exactl
what today'S young lady
might do.
In the old days. when Temp
Jones was a young thing, the
lady suddenly accosted was
supposed to draw herself UP,
and cry. "Sir!"
1t was a silly age, and no
wonder the girls were
slightly on the goofy side,
then.
Judo tricks are much bet
ter.
There was a big tall old
gal in Jones Office who took
a course in judo.
This is a type Of Japan
csc self-defense. In the
olden times of the roaring
'20s it was called jiu- jitsu,
we believe.
Anyway. whatever this
system of defense is called.
it relies on quickness and
dizziness and knowing what
to do.
This big girl was ideally
fitted by nature for this type
of repulsing others.
She rushed into the Office
one day and cried. in her
enthusiastic way, Assault
me, some onel"
That's what judo does to
you.
4 \
Any one can slay Temp
Jones by sneezing in his d.
rection.
He Just naturally shrinkS.
This shrinking is in two
dimensions, physical and
mental.
Jones starts to pull back.
and something in his mind
reels. too.
II is the physical shrinking.
Of course. that offends a few
Of his friends. They take it
rather badly. in fact.
Maybe they don't say any
thing. but to be shrunk back
from
All, isn't that too bad?
4 \ \
Sometimes their faces
flush, and again they may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
THE POLITICAL MILL
Democrats Pick Mayor lawrence
BY GOULD LINCOLN

Governor the State has had.
is ineligible to run for re-
election Under the State con-
stitution. He is in a position.
however, to gain the sena-
torial nomination. and the
party leaders have been will
ing to let him have it. Mr..
Leader is the first Democratic
Governor of Pennsylvania
since George Earle. in the
early days Of the Franklin
D. Roosevelt administration
in Washington. He has had
his troubles as Governor and
the Republicans say they be-
lieve they can defeat him.
But the COP. in Penn
sylvania has been in a bad
way, with factional rows. In
an effort to reach some
agreement on a slate. INCLUDE
ing candidates for Governor
and Senator, 80 of the party
leaders met with Republican
State Chairman George Bloom
at Harrisburg on Monday.
After five hours, during
which they got nowhere, with
a dozen candidates for Gov
ernor presented, they agreed
to the appointment of a steer
ing committee of rs.
The Steering Committee
has come up with a recon-
mendation that Arthur T.
McGonigle, Reading pretzel
manufacturer and Republic
can State finance chairman,
be nominated for Governor.
Whether this selection will
eliminate other Republican
candidates in the coming pri-
mary election remains to be
seen. William S. Livengood,
four times secretary of inter-
nal affairs, has said he will
stick in the race. Also, Har-
old E. Stassen, former aide to
President Eisenhower and
former president of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and
three times elected Governor
OF Minnesota, will undoubt-
edly go into the primary
election. Stassen is not
wanted by the Republican
leaders.
Don't Want StaSSen
He is a nationally known
figure, with friends in Penn
sylvania outside the political
leadership group. If there is
a large field of candidates for
the Republican gubernatorial
nomination. Mr.. Stasse
might come through a win
ner. The party leaders would
regard that as a misfortune,
despite the fact Mr.. Stassen
conceivably could make a
good run in the November
election. They call him a
'carpetbagger."
The Republican Steering
Committee also Endorsed Rep
resentative Hugh Scott for
the senatorial nomination, to
F.. run against Gov. Leader. The
committee picked Mr.. Scott
over Representative James E.
Van Zandt and several other
aspirantS. Mr.. Scott, the
sole Republican Congressman
from Philadelphia, is a for
mer chairman of the Repub-
lican National Committee. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06

Pennsylvania Democrats,
anxious to hold onto the
governorship of the keystone
State and pick up another
United States Senator, have
finally selected a party slate
for the 1858 elections. after
weeks of pickering. Dave"
Lawrence, Mayor of Pitts
burgh and the party's big
wheel, is the compromise
candidate for Governor. The
old warhorse may turn out to
be the party's strongest selec-'
ton. He wasn't a candidate
at least on the surface, al
though Mrs. Lawrence is
quoted as saying she knew
how the nomination was
going a week ago. Gov.
Leader, who is to be the
Democratic candidate for
Senator, started out boosting
Mayor Dilworth of Phila-
delphia for the gubernatorial
nomination, and it was gen.
orally conceded that Mr.. Dill
worth would add strength to
the party ticket. Representa-
tive William Green, Demo-
cratic city chairman of Phila-
delphia, however, has been
rowing with Mr.. Dilworth for
some time and turned thumbs
down. Also, Mr.. Dilworth in
Washington not long ago
made a speech saying that
Red China should be recog-
nized. This upset Mayor
Lawrence and other party
leaders. They commended his
usefulness as a candidate for
Governor had been impaired.
So Mr.. Dilworth. who is as
independent as a hog on ice,
announced he wouldn't run
anyway. It's believed he will
seek another term as Mayor
Of Philadelphia when the
time comes. One rumor has
it Mr.. Dilworth has other
aspirations. too; that he
would like a vice presidential
nomination on the Demo-
cratic ticket in 1860.
Lawrence Widely Known
Mayor Lawrence is serving
his fourth term in Pittsburgh.
He has been Democratic
National Committeeman for
years, widely known in the
field of national politics as
we'll as in the State. If
elected, he will be 70 years
old not long after he takes
offlce-the oldest Governor
in Pennsylvania history. He
is a Catholic, and the State
has never had a Catholic
chief executive. He is thor
oughly likeable, q shrewd
politician, and in all prob
ability will have strong labor
support. He has been on the
good government side in his
own city and has done much
to help clean it up. Lieuten-
ant Governor Roy Furman,
who announced his candidacy
for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton some time ago, hasn't yet
given up. Indeed. he is quoted
as saying he will make the
race in the primary against
Lawrence. His chances, how
ever. appear slim if he goes
through with it.
Gov. Leader, 40 years old
and the second youngest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry tDriteTS' correct
names and addresses. AL
letters are subject to conden-
SdtiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-06
Capitol Connections

Observer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
LoDer Level, Arlington Only


1890 Simmons "BeeutyRest" Metres and
Box Spring Set extra firm disc. cover, soiled; H.
somple, twin size - e4.ss
$3.50 SeTto Mattress and Box Spring on legs,
prebuilt border. soied; H. somple; twin size 34.ss
$3.50 Simmons MoitFess, firm construction,
stitched borders; H. sample; twin size - 1900
also Seta Box Spring, sturdy construction,
heavy ticking H. somple; twin size 1888
1885 Simmons Hollywood Bed Outfit with
plostic covered heodboord, button tufted; H.
Somple; twin size - $3.50
$3.50 Foster Perfect Posture MattFess, button
free, heavy ticking; n. sompIe; twin size 34.ss
l-37.5o SyIeon innersprins Mettress, prebuilt
border, ottroetiVe ticking, soiled, double size.
1899
1858 SeHe ortho-cushion Mattresses, Ioeed
tufted, firm construction; ! twin, I double size,
co. 1888
$3.50 Simmons Msttress or Boz Spring, ned-
UNI firm, prebut border disc. style, twin or double
sizes a. AZ so
1895 SyIeen Mettrsss. stitched prebut border,
brown ticking, soiled; twin size 1880 ca. 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
4.ee ToddIefs' cesten Dresses, size z only. $50
AS ED $50 Beys' 2-Pe. Psiames. cotton mesh,
reoulor style ard shorty. sizes 8 only - i.so
z.99 chlldsen's umbseIlas with stick that coz be
used as beech Umbrella 80
LOO Girls Bss4ads shorSa muIticolor stripes, 3
Ok soc
100 Girls Cotton Shorts. red Or blue stripes s-ex,
soc
Las Bsby Doll Paismss. cool cotton knit, 40. 100
LOO Lissis Boys csbsne Suits. size Only i.64
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
BEDROOM Furnishings
Third FLOOR. WASHINGTON onlu


i-i0ss0 Set. 4h" Fosm Letex Mattress end
Boz Spring. msmotched ticking. double size 1880
l--34.So syIeon inaerspias Msttress, prebuit
1888
1898 Syleon lnnenprns Messrsss, prebut
border. foney stripe ticking. soiled. double size,
co. l7.TT
$3.50 Set. 4h" Feom Lssex Msssrsss end Box
Spring to NOTCH twin size; H. somple--- 1880
l-S4.So Simmons Box Spring. S-oz. striped
ticking. firm, twin size; H. somple - A.So
i-Sz.so ssrto Boz Spring. S-oz. striped ticking,
twin size, soiled -- 1850
$3.50 Simmens Boz Spring, foney forol tick
1850
1880 Set. Sehs Sleeper Foam Mstsrsss and
Box Spring TO notch, finn, twin size; II. somple,
$500
1850 Innersprns Mattress. rose-ehorcool
ticking twin size ----- 1879
$3.50 Sere Mstt'eSs. muIti-eoiI construction,
foncy grey ticking, twin size; II. somple $500
i-ls.sS Modern Style Bed. mahogany finish.
twin size; II. sonple ----------------- s.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
China, Gifts

ThiFd Floor, Washington OHIn
zS-$i White csIifoFnia Pottery Bon Bon Dishes,
soc
s-s.ss Decorated Pottery Tidba Trsys, tiers,
handle 1859
1851 Imported Deserted China Fisurines Soc
S-7.98 Large GIsss Plates, IS" size 4.ss
ll-3.ss Deeorotsd Pottery 1-eompenment
7-i.ss DeeoEoted Pottery FIcwes Vases - sse
l2-2.9s Handled Aluminium TFoys 1898 1893
1850 ovsi Gloss Fruit Bewls - 4.9s
6-S.ss celorsd Pottery Phone Planters - 2.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
BOYS WEAR
Second Floor. Washington; Street Floor,
Arlington

Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor.
2.SO DOubIe-kmee Jeans
Western style Of lo-oz. blue 60
denim. Five pockets, reinforced 2 "a, < m
seems. Sizes 6-l6. d. O'VV
l.49, I.69 ShOrt-SIeeve
Pole Shirts
Colorful stripes in cotton knit shirts, QQo
crew neeks. Sizes ond only. OOC
Jr. Boys $50, S.9S White Suits
Entire stock Of washable ruyon-Iinen
type and cotton oobordines. coot and A OQ
long trousers. Sizes 6, 8, 10. V'OO
(BeloDJ washington Only
z1-s.sS wsshsbIs Summer Robes. sizes to z.
ls-Iss-1.ss Summer Psismss. cotton. broken
SIS Tsuy-,rmmsd csbsns Sets. sizes 70.
4-jr. 1925 ,-ps. "Thr..,sms" Suits. size 8.
ass
l1-s.ud.nt.' s4.ss. 4s.ss Summer Suits. sizes
81 and SO - -------.ls 1898
1853 upIinsd wa.habIs Pspa jackets. sizes
zlo-3se Cotton Hose, eIostic tops ---Ioe
6-iS.s5 "Twosome" Suits. 2-pc., size s--4.ss
5-lo.95 Winter jackets, size lS ----5 500
7-ls.sS Wool Winter Jsekets, suburbon style,
4s-sse. sss cot.on s'oadeIsth Short. broken
sizes .c-l-A- .- STE
zI-2.ss White Dress Shirts. ui0ssed, broken sizes.
l.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

Secopd Floor. Washington Only
ioo-3.So to SOS Diseontinusd Bses, Longtime
ond shortlipe bros. regular or stropess; white or
block Broken sizes -1.9o
1000 to 500 Diseentinued Garter Belts,
Circles and Brss; broken sizes - 100
25-lz50 10 1900 Fsmeus-Meks Tosolettes.
white ond block -------5.9 5 and 5.99
zS-5s5 Peter Pan Hidden Tssesurs Bres in
white nylon; broken sizes 299
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Boys 1888, 400
Cahama Swim Sets
2.98

The swim set thot doubles for ploytime
Bold striped regular sport shirt or miniature
torton plaid Ivy sport shirt with matching
swim trunks. Also prints with terry cloth
trim. Sizes $40.
Second Floor, Washington,
Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

1859 Ls,s. slv.pIssss ssrias Trsy..
scored -.---- --------- S1s
plus tax
$50 siIvsrpIstsd Ape. Coffee Sets. sueor and
creomsr, coffee pot, cbIono troy 1899
io-4.T5 HeImss 3 Edwsrd ,-Pe. chiids Sets
including infont's feeding spoon and 2-pe. set.
1.ss
so-i.5s Cake Brssksn. sIksploted hondits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

Third Floor, Washington Only

n n IfHu FIUOT, WuSHtHgton UnIy
lS-7.sS Fell Base Rugs, oxl2-h. size $50
Seconds Of SOS Rayon Runners. 24x7o" size 2.66
l-lzs.9S Wool Tweed BroodIoom Rug, l2xo IT,,
Ssss
l-z06.o0 Green Reyon eFoodloom Rug, soiled
l2xl5 It. --- -.-4.- sass
l-l7S.95 Rose Wool Tone-on-Tone Rug, 2x22
IT, --IIs.9S
3-69.95 chromspun Rug. exl2 ft.---- $500
s-34.s5 SisaI Rugs 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Linens and Domesfics


Seconds 2.00 Pacific
MMIfi.Sfripe Sheets .. I.88
Street Floor, Washington Only
Flot slxloe" double bed size only Mode Of
sturdy Poetic Truth" muslin. Woven Of over
80 threods per squore inch.
Below Washington Only
ss-SI Linen Print Toasses Covers .3ee
$3.50 imported cstwork Cloths. 65xlo4" size,
Az
1851 Linen Print Dish Towels 44e
47-e0e Gotten Lid Covers, assorted colors Sac
$3.50 Teak Covers, cotton terry - 97g
l2T-3.2e Common Printed Border Sheets, Tx
IOS' size ------------------ Z.46
Seconds Of 2.08 California;
Designed Reach Towels
Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Closed os seconds only because OF nm
minute misprints. Big 35x70" size. l.JO
ldeoi for beech or summing in back yard.
S.98 Embossed Cotton COverIets
Street Floor, Washington Only
Fomous "Lody Lynda" embossed cover a nm
let's in lovely floro print design. Twin ZsJJ
or full sizes. Discontinued pottern.
Seconds 2.20 Double Bottom
Contour Sheets
Street Floor, Washington Only
Over .l30 threods per saUore inch.
Mode by Poetic Mills and Sonfotized ~
for pernonent tit Seconds consist OF l.0y
uneven hens Or spots thot will wosh out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Curtains, Draperies
Third Floor, Washington Onlv


IS Prs. z.9s-s.Ss cafs Curtains. 80, So" lengths
67-i.Oo-l.es Vslonees. assorted coors, some TO
notch cote curtains. Eo. . 19e
5-lo.9S Reody-made Chair Covers, for wing
ond pIotform styles, patterns and solids, discon-
tinued line ZOO
Ioo-S.ss-s.ss Resdy-mede Drepery Pencils,
solids potterns; 90. co. lengths, discontinued style
Eo. 81
lo-I5.ss. 2l.9s Reody-msde Draperes, double
ond triple widths. assorted pottetns, some lined 90,
90" long -- 7.es
zo-Io.9s custom-mode Droperies, from our
workshop solid colors soriety Of fcbrcs, 90" long,
$40
50 rds. 1898 Sheer Eortisen Fobrie. assorted
eolors. - wide. I'd. $500. la
10 rds. z.ss Reupholstery Plastic, 81" wide. cloth
supported books, assorted colors. Nd 80 I.79
7-3.sS, 4.9S Life Buoy Boot Cushions, voter
proof and viny plostie. solids, prints. eoryino
hondles III
so--6.ss-9.ss Dust RuffIes for eoverets, double
and single sizes, assorted fobries, colors 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
NegIigees

Second Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 Cotton Drip-Dy busters end Brunch
ceats, sleeveless, misses broken sizes 3.es
$50 Drp-Dry Gotten Brunch Goats, side ties
broken sizes for women ~ 3.9s
1855 prip-Dry cotson Sleeveless Bruneh coots
book zippered and coochmon styles, misses broker
sizes 1es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

Attractive. coorfu designs in rose. blue
and green Reversible with both sides nm
olike Closely stitched. Size soxs4- .4.JJ
inches.
Is-iz.ss 10 l4.s5 PeppsreII Twssoms Blankets.
twin or double size. to use os bionket or spreod
Io-4.sS Nylon-covssed Pillows, Doeron filling.
2lx27" size z.99
1855 Cotton coverIets, twin size a99
6--S.sS Plaid Blankets. royon-nyIon blend. Tx
90" 3.9e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Second Floor. BON Stores

-. OecOnG FtooF bOtH StoIeS
ioo-I.2e 10 l.69 Cotton Knlt Tee Shirts or
SeaEsuekeV PopoveF Shirts 1855 19e
7S-vi.2s sontosized Denim Or Twill Shorts, 7se
$3.50 and 4.se Solid or Print Gotten Skirts.
$50
so-z.ss and 500 Cotton BIousss or spon Shirts,
lac
lo--ioss and 1899 NyIon or Cotton Summer
Dresses 49, $50 500
$3.50 Navy OF Tan Winter Ger cost,. size ]
only --- .----------,- ZOO
so-zss Solid coIor ., Stripe csssen Slim Pant.,
1876
eo-2.zs Ton Chino or Brown or Blue Stripe Cord
ShoFts for 800
4o-zss TO 800 Teen Cotton KAT spors Shirts.
1859
6o-2.ss to 4.ss Prs-Tssn Cotton BIousss OF spert
Shirts - i.ze
4o-s.ss Teen. Tsn or White Bsrmuda Shorts.
99e
$3.50 Teens Cotton or Lostsx Swim Suits,
Misses Casual Dresses
Second Floor. Both Stores
Posfels, tronsitionoIs blocks. Sizes 10
10 8 in q group Of dresses suitobIe lU.UU
for daytime to dotetne! -
$500 and $500 DoubIe.Woven
Fabric Gloves
Elono-SeWng nONeHv OTTO toHOTeu Km
styles White beige, black and pink As1O
Sizes to 7I1 in the group for SEQ
Street Floor. Both Stores
lis 10 l.5O NyI0m Hosiery
Street Floor, Both Stores
All perfect nylon hosiery in good summer gO~
colofs. Broken assortment. OOC
(BelowJ Washington Only
LIS and $50 NyIoa Hosiery. As is. Broken
Soc Whis. Bobby Son, nyioo reinforced heel and
toe, o-ll ---1-at 3 tor 90
100 Ksss High kyIons. broken sizes -ess;
for 400
loo Lace Prayer Caps
Street Floor. Both Stores
All over loce prayer cop in ploStic eose.
lust slip IL in your purse, 50 cosy tor s1sbC
troveino. White ond block. ,N
SEQ VlmyI Bags
Street Floor, Both Stores
Beautiful ortificoI flowers in beyy RIA
Of eoIors nestle under the eeor vinyl. Din. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

FouTth floor, washington Onv
1855 Crib. wax birch finish. n. sompls 22.ss
lass Crib. wax birch finish, H. sonpls 1888
lass Crib. wax birch finish. n. sonnpls 16.ss
l--34.SS Carriage. grey. n. sompls ----- 24.ss
l--ze.s5 BoodIs Bsssy, blue ----- 1888
Hiss Hi-chais. upholstered, turquoise s.ss
LASS Fielding Hi-chsir. upholstered red s.ss
l-iz.95 Bassinsits. 1880, n. somple SIS
l-4.9S Bsssnefts Ped. torn ----- ass
i-il.es Bsskst Pad end Liner 7.Ss
l-e.95 Ger Bed. n. somple - ass
l-4.9e Booster Sect. yellow, II. somple- zISs
l-e.9S Folding Metal Rocker, scored 80 ass
l-S.ss Nursery Lamp. II. sompe- ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
SAVE SEQ to coz
las Fine French Lilac Cologne
and l.5O Busting Powder
Soc and Use s~'s.

Street Floor, Washington Only
Reel summer luxury for yourself or TO use os
GIFTS. Eoeh item eoiH poekoeed Mode BY
ferrous cosmetics firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Toys

Fourth Floor. Washington Only
I--s.es 6iens Toy Chest, lid broken----- 4.se
1873 ce1om Board, somple 4.99
l-3.ss Doll High Chair, floor sompie, blue, i.9e
l-z.9s child's Chair, mople finish, scratched.
I.49
i-I4.9s Hobby Horse, domooed --------S.99
l4-l.9s child's ironing Boards ----------99 e
loss Send Box
lo-$5 Miro Cook Sets, oluminum- I.99
i--36.eS JET Bike. boys 20" size 1858
l--46.sS Murray spesdfIts Bike, girls rs" size,
36.ss
i--46.Ss Murray spssdfIss Bike. boys rs" size,
36.SS
i-ss.ss Murray spssdfIss Bike. boys z6" size,
2s.ss
l-SS.eS Shelby Bike, girls 70" size 1888
I--4S.Ss Shelby Rosdmestsr. girls 70" size,
3s.ss
i-4s.sS Shelby ROsdmsstsr. boys "a" size.
3s.ss
3.90 and 4.99 Ladies' Umbrellas
Street Floor, Both Stores
Noriety OF styles in good quality oce- go
totes Shorts and Sims Mony novelty Z.JS
hondles Some imported in the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
1888 Innerspring Chaise Pads

Covered with weother resistont vny,
innerspFino construction oil over fIorol q m
pottefn. OeJJ
Mfg's. SampIcs-I2.08 10 1898
Spreads and COverlets
Third Floor, Washington; LoiDer Leuel. Arlington
Good assortment Of eolors and pot
terms Some two Of kind. So excep- zH
tionol, we eonnot oeeept noiI or phone
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17

Mems SIS, 1895 SUMNER SUITS
WeInown make. better hon- quoIy Made 559S
Docron 45 WOOL Solids. muede beneones. self sch o.
in blues, and browns Regulars, shorts,
longs the Some with matching trousers. $50 extra! o.
i SecndFlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
(BelowJ Washington Only
Mems SIS, $50 Straw Hats
Discontinued Styles
Mems Summer Shoes

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
i3.ss-I4.ss "RobIee" mesh and weovss styles,
broken sizes 6h to II --- 1872
1899 "Pedwin" strow and cosuo styles, broken
sizes GA to 7.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-17
Second Floor. Washington
Street Floor, Arlington

Second Floor, Washington
Street Floor. Arlington
I20 Pairs Mems 1895 to l4.9S
Dacr0n.WOOl Stacks
Blend Of $3.50 Docron, 1870 wool and
Docron and block wosh m wears and
checks. Blues, oroys tons. browns in 8.Sy
the assortment. PIeoted and Ivy styles.
Sizes 1912 in the group.
Mems sos, 6.95 Wash Stacks
Main Atsle-Street Floor. Washington Arlington
Cords, tropicoIs and polished eottons
in the assortment Pleoted and Ivy S.Bx
styles sizes 2s-42 in the group. Sorry
no alterations. tor J.SO
FL Mems Summer Suits
Second Floor, Washington Only
Doeron blends in solids and tweed
effects and lnen-look weoves. Single
breosteds only. Some soiIed from IN m
stock. ReouIors iI44. 2I46; short 1915
lbs; longs lI5s. 2/4o; extro longs
1879, l2/4o, I/44. Sony; no otter
otons.
Mems Furnishings
3.98 Cardigan Knit Shirts
Washable cotton knits, 3-button front
ttye IN QSSorteo COtOtS. NeouCeo 10 VU
eleor. Broken sizes. ~'OO
1895, ll.95 Swim Sets
Mostly smoll sizes in assorted styles
and eolors. Reduced from stock to ceor Z 90
spoee. ~'~~
$50 Summer Ties
Excellent assortment Of coIo,s, tab
RIGS styles, low-prieed for eIeor- pc, mn
once. AsvV
$500 Terry jackets -----------s.eS
3o-i.s5 Knit Shirts. short sIeeves-------l.oo
~ Mems 2.9s Dress Shirts ----------l.oo
% Mems 7Se Cotton Shorts ---- for 100
1855 Wash n Wear Dress Shirts -----l.sS
81 Mems 3.s5 Swim Trunks ------l.ss
(BeloWJ Washington Only
Mems SIS, $50 Straw Hats
Variety Of styles and fbers in the group. 7 OO
Reduced to eleor stock. A'V~
1910 Belts. assorted styles ----. for 100
hiss White Terry Beach Robe. soiIed- SIS
- Mems l.95 Summer Caps -----------Loo
3-3.7S Cotton Knit uniOnsuits- --------l.s6
Ss-39e Handkerchief. soiled --------lse
zo-$4 Box Of ; Initisled HsndksFehisfs- - soc