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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

for passage Of even a moderate
bill has dwindled with the on
set Of adjournment fever and
some observers now feel the
Senate may confine itself to a
simple extension of the Civil
Rights Commission. There is
a possibility. however, that it
may also pass a Constitutional
amendment for repeal Of the
poll tax, as a voting require
ment in Federal elections.
Many members of Congress
have been hoping that Con-
gress would get out Of town
before Mr.. Khrushchev gets in.
This would remove the neces-
sity Of deciding whether he.
like other foreign Chiefs Of
State. should be invited to ad-
dress a Joint session.
But Senator Morse's opposi-
ton. set of by his anger when
Senator johnson forced him
to cancel a Labor Day speaking
engagement by scheduling holi-
day weekend sessions raised
serious doubt that the Septem-
Der IL target date would be
kept. Also, liberals in both par
ties may abandon the effort
to adjourn If they decide a
longer stay might bring more
meaningful civil rights legisla-
ton.
This was indicated last night
by a Republican. Senator Keat-
ing of New York, who took the
same line as Senator Morse in
deploring the adjournment
fever"
1T would be ironic indeed If
we were to slight the civil
rights of Americans just to
avoid the presence Of a man
CKhrushchev who has done
more to undermine civil rights
than any man in the world"
said Senator Heating.
Challenging any decision to
go home and leave important
legislation, including civil
rights, unfinished, he added:
'Khrushchev may be the
Typhoid Mary Of international
craftsmanship, but is that any
sign that free Americans lack
immunity to the virus he ped
dies? 1t really won't hurt us to
be in the same city with him:
nothing says we have to invite
him into our parlor."
The Senate met at II am.
yesterday, but recessed almost
Immediately to let two commit
tees meet on major bills. When
the rules are being strictly en-
forced, committees cannot meet
while the Senate is meeting.
When the Senate reconvened
at 12:45 pm. the majority
leader tried to refer the Gov
eminent bond interest bill.
which had arrived from the
House, to the Finance Com
mittee. Senator Morse object
ed because a legislative day had
not interviewed. Senator john
son got around this obstacle by
adjourning the Senate for three
minutes, which created a new
legislative day.
The Senate Chaplain the
Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown Har-
ris. had to deliver another invo-
cation, although he had prayed
over the Senate two hours ear
1iar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
President Shaken Up

the party returned after only
10 or Is minutes.
President Shaken Up
During the drive in the
castle grounds. the President
was mildly shaken up when
his pony began prancing ex-
citedly. A security man soon
Gained the animal.
The President spent the rest
of the afternoon playing bridge.
United States Ambassador John
Hay Whitney. Mr.. Robinson
and Mr.. Jones played with
him.
Mr.. Hagerty said that Mr..
Eisenhower would attend serv-
ices tomorrow at the Kirkos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
"a FOR SPEED AND QUALITY IN PA0T0FNIStNNG !.
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Experienced Service:
1U1tb Your Next Roll
Of Exposed Film...

These electronic
devices regulate
color balance and
intensity; keep
pictures natural"
They ore part Of
the up-to-dote
equipment Of
Peoples $500, 900
Photo-finishing
Lab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
Peoples Drug Stores Pboto-
finishing Laboratories Tech
miciams put d Professional
Polish ON all Color and
Blacks White Work and
this Service IS Fast!

This attractive scene
was originally token
in full color. Even
in Black 6 White
the briIIiont,
controsty quality is
obvious. Your color
films get the same
processing.
, 1959-05-16
LOUIS w


indicated that h money
would be repaid as a result Of
tractor rentals, sales from
seeds and other services to the
farmers at low cost.
Mr.. Brown is also seeking at
least twenty-five acres Of land
at Annals Hope, now under
control Of the Social Welfare
Department, for expanding
the programs
, 1959-05-16
ST. THoMAs

The top individual high
scorers were: Spensley II, and
johnson II, for the San Jose
team and for the home team
Encarnacion 10 and Frite 10.
The second game Of the
series will be played tonight
beginning at $50 on the same
Court, and on Sunday night
the game is scheduled to be-
gin at P. NJ.
A large crowd watched the
game and an even larger one
is predicted for tonight.
, 1959-05-16
TUESDAY

Paramount Pictures is proud to
bring back to the Screen
THE BELLS OF ST. MARY's'
Ingrid Bergman, Bing Crosby,
and Scotty the dog, who went to
church
II has all the warmth and laugh
ter of the human heart! Warm
witty, tender and hilarious, the
story of father O'Malley and
sister Benedict, who thought he
had a dishonest face for a Priest!
Truly a Film on the Sunny Side
of your heart!
, 1959-05-16
c
up to twenty COY years to pay
for their homes.

Speaking before the Legis-
lature this week, Senator Ron
de Lugo called the Bill, His
Party's most important single
piece of legislation. He said:
that it is the desire of every
Virgin Islander to own his
own home; and he said: "that
it was the desire Of the Demo-
cratic Party to see that this
came about.
The Three Million Dollar
Bond Issue Bill will be dis
cussed next week by the legis-
lature and the Administration
when they meet in Executive
Session. g,sF
, 1959-05-16
Furnished Apartment
For Rent

Small apartment suitable two
persons, attractive and inn
maculate ii town. Inquire
REAL ESTATE, Phone
IC'sted 362.
, 1959-05-16
FOR RENT
CONCRETE HOUSE

Furnished : lovely view : two
rooms and bathroom : front
and back terrace. For further
information call:
Atti Bermudez
, 1959-05-16
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
department Of Property & Pro
curement, Division of Pro-
curenlent, Christiansted, ST.
Croix, Virgin Islands. until
HOO A. NJ. June 9, 1859, and
then publicly opened for the
following:
GROCERIES AND OTHER
COMMODITIES
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, ST. Groix, Virgin Is
lands.
Mario Lewis
Acting Comm. Of Property
and Procurement.
Per;
Alphonso Romney
Administrative Assistant II
16-19-2O.
, 1959-05-16
w E D " F s D a y
Big double feature Day!

DAY AOu4AG ASoAHAC DG
Paramount Pictures presents
lst Feature:
ISLAND OF LOST SOULS"
Charles Laughton, Bella Lugosi,
Leila Hyafns
The story of a scientist, Charles
Laughton, who having been ex-
PEELED from his native England,
retires to an uncharted Island in
the South Sea.
Paramount Pictures presents
md FEATURE:
SHORT CUT TO HELL"
Robert Ivers, Georgian johnson,
and directed by James Cagney.
The real story Of the most hated,
highest paid man in the under
world elite, the professional Killer.
, 1959-05-16
SUNDAY M MONDAY

Paramount Pictures presents
DESIRE UNDER THE ELM"
Anthony Perkins, Sophia Loren,
Burl Ives
Eugene O'Neill's classic tale Of
love, hate and Desire under the
Elm" Desire blows its hot
breath into an amazingly frank
Motion Picture!
, 1959-05-16

For Irnmedidte Sole
NO. 9B HOSPITAL STREET.
Christiansted
For particulars call C153 81
of
Almeric I. Christian Esq.
, 1959-05-16

T030Td9D
4 4 4 b 4 I,

1st Feature:
Ancsher big double feature
Program z!
international Pictures presents
in glorious Colors
DANIEL BOONE TRAIL
BLAZER"
Lon CLANCY, Bruce Bennett
The story of the most famous
fighting Frontiersman Of them all
who conquered a savage Wilder
ness.
Transeon. Films presents
SORORITY GIRL"
Susan Cabot, June Kenney
and Fay Baker
, 1959-05-16

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Daniel w. Ambrose
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomDeY
Administrative Assistant II
1868
, 1959-05-16
FOR RENT

/ Charming s-Room Apt
with Terrace : furnished
full equipment, Hot and
cold water in Town.
Call MarlYs s7a.T.
Apartment for Rent
Christiansted
2 BEDROOMS
Tile Floors, Second Story
Stove and Refrigerator
S los. Per Month
Phone 1856 w
, 1959-05-16
CALL 0 BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division Of Pro
curemens Division Of Pro
curement, Christiansted, St.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 A. M. June IL, 1859,
and then publicly opened for
the following:
JOINT
CAST IRON PIPES
WITH FITTINGS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
kindergarten
Graduates Nine

The graduation exercises OF
the FIRST Baptist Church Kind
elsarten were held Friday night
May Is.
Music was furnished bv Miss
Ranny Lewis. The welcome was
gwen by Chester Hipp followed
by the class singing the vel
come song. Recitation "Ou.
Day was given by Cathy Camp
bell and Lisa Hardwick. Paus-
ing for a moment of meditation
Roger Lee Bell led the group in
prayer. AT Our School" WAS
presented by Barbara Crawford
and Joyce Ann Miller with the
class joining in TO sing "Om
school. Useful Couplets" a re-
citation was given by David
Gore. Randy Gore. Jo-Mari,
Rankin, and Stevie Thomas. The
class sang I'm Not So Very
Big"
Paul Lewis introduced the
speaker. Rev. James E. Foster
Nancy Stephens sang How
Great Thou Art"
The graduation address was
gwen by Kathleen Galicia. Mrs.
Francis A. Raglan presented the
certificates and farewell adj
dress was given by Nancy Step
hens and the benediction was
done IN song by the Kindergart-
en- class.
Graduates: Nancy Stephens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
Miss South Carolina
Pageant Program
Is Announced

South CarolinianS will hav,
an opportunity TO see between
% and 90 of the states mos
beautiful girls on parade durins
the Miss South Carolina Pag.
cant to be held in Greenvillc
June SO.
The lovely girls will represent
almost every city and town in
South Carolina.
The pagenat will "kIck-o.f''
Al / p. m. Thursday. June 1
when all entrants IN the event
and some winners of last years
state pageant, which also was
held here. Will ride OH floats in
ia gigantic welcoming parade
down Greenville'S Main Street.
The girls will be presented in
NOR" pageantry in performances
.on Thursday night. Friday night
Saturday afternoon and Satur-
day night IN the Grecnyille
Memorial Auditorium.
Each sir! will appear IN al
least one OF the three phases OF
the pageant - evening gown
talent and SwlmSui,-On Thurs
day and Friday nights and SAT
urGly afternoon. so that all OF
the girls will be presented dur
inG each performance.
The - firalIStS IN all three
phases of the event will be pre-
scented Al the Saturday evening
performance. when the actual
Judging FOR the title If Miss
South Carolina 1859 will take
place
IT, Thursday and Friday
performance will begin al go
p. m. and the Saturday evening
performance will start at $3.50
D m.
The girls participating in the
event will be introduced to the
judges and 10 members of the
Grrcnv!lle Junior Chamber OF,
Commerce. which is sponsoring
the nN""'. a. a press luncheon At
: " w Wednesday. June 3. at
I'll. .'rarnviIle County Club
IT,. .E"g1eon Viii be sponsored
r..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

G. Clawson, State Chairman OF
the U. S. Savings Bonds Divi.
sion. + Bond sales totaled ST.
OOl,427 and II Bond sales a.
mounted to S3l6,50O.
Series E and II Bonds may be
purchased by individuals and all
organizations, associations and
corporations except commercial
banks. Sales in South Carolina
To non-individual investors dur
ing April totaled Sl30,OOO, re-
ports Mr.. ClawSon. All holders
."t maturing F and C Bonds ex-
cept commercial banks may re-
invest the entire redemption
proceeds in E or Ii Bonds with
out regard to annual limitations
also stated Mr.. Clawson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

Fairmortec finish, steel construc-
ton. Completely water-lubri
Gated, water cooled. Has bronze
mpellers, spIined coupling and
steel enclosed motor. Entire unit
is installed deep in the well. In
IS to 2 hp capacities.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

encyclopedia. It's just the steel
mans way of saying the q1tal
lis brittle.
Use a sanitizer in your egg
wash.
A recent survey by the Veter-
mary Section at n. c. State COL
lege showed that 80 per cent
of the calves and yearlings
checked at slaughter houses had
worms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20
CCJC Summer Tern,
To Open June 8

Al students. Persons interested
IN taking courses should file
applications as soon as possible
Address inquiries to DIR. George
/. Rogers. Director. Coastal
Carolina Junior College. Con-
way. 5. <. The registration fee
IS 81 and the cost Tor each
course IS $50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

,ysG vii, hold its annual sum-
ncr school in the Conawy High
School building from June 8
July II, 1859. Thirteen
courses and workshops will be
offered to students and teachers
OF Horny County and surround
ing areas. Each course carries
three semester hours of credit.
me summer session will be
jointly sponsored by Coastal
Carolina. the College of Char
lesion, and Winthrop College.
and credits will be certified to
the State Department of Educ
ton for teachers seeking pro-
teSSional accreditation.
Visiting faculty members this
summer will be Miss Sara Pat
ton Craig and Mr.. Armando gel
Cimmuto of Winthrop College
Miss Gag will teach a three
week workshop, June 22--July
II. on Teaching Science in the
Elementary School. She is Sci
ence Supervisor in the WinthropI
Training School and received
her y. &. from Winthrop, mai
oring in Chemistry, and the NJ
Ed. degree from Duke. Last
summer she was one of special
group selected TO take nine
weeks course in atomic physics.
at Duke University. Mr.. del
NimmutO returns TO CONWAY for.
the second year to teach IN,
workshop in Creative Art for
He is assistant profess
Sor Cf Fine Arts at Winthrop
and holds the b. A. Degree from
the Carnegie Institute of Tech
lOlogy
Regular members of the fac
Ilty of Coastal Carolina Junior
College who will instruct in the.
,ummcr session are DR.. George
:. Rogers, Director, Miss Sara.
Gabriel, professor o,
English. Mrs. Catherine H. Lew
;, librarian, and Mr.. Edward G
Ilvdcmann, professor of history.
The following courses will be
'!fcrcd FOR undergraduate crri-I
:.
History OF the U. S, 1888
,IyIl War, 3 semester hours. Nh
riedcmann.
History Of the U. S. Since the
,ivIl War. 3 semester hours. Mr.
ricdcmann.
History Of s. c. Since the Civil
War. 3 semester hours, NJ
riodcmann.
Freshman English. 3 semester
lourS. Miss Gabriel.
American Literature, Whit
nan To- the Present. 3 semester
'uurs. Mlss Gabriel.
English Literature. Bcowu..
hrnugh Milton. 2 sem.sr O.
a~rs. Miss Gabriel.
Nhakespcaro's Tragedies. ,.
...us,., .oH,. Miss G-grI |
u ""Ning In the Elcmcnta .v
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

Roger Lee Bell, Jo-Marie Rank
in. Randy Gore, Kathleen Gal
'icia, Joyce Ann Miller. Barbars
Crawford, Stevic Thomas anC
Jerri Golf.
Undergraduates: David Gore
Cathy Campbell. Lisa Hardwick
Chester Hipp. Lynn Johnson
Paul Lewis. Kelvin Lewis, and
Maryiln AllSbrookS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-05-20

land steel in the U. s. is made in
ILLINOIS, Indiana, Ohio, PennSyl-
vania, New York and Maryland
according to The World Book
Encyclopedia.
Short" steel isn't short, ac-
Icording to The World Book En-
Evening star., 1959-12-10
special purchase!
mems furnishings
Washington store only

orig now
Is Mems TV Robes, royon, lined
pIoids or stripes Sizes S ond
XL only y----------.----- 1875 2.69
ITS Mems Famous Moke Wool
Hose, nyon reinforced, or
oyes neots, oovers. Broken
sizes lOI2 10 3-pr. 295 i.49
ITS Mems Cotton Pojomos, Son.
fouzed@" coot or MILDLY style
tonces Broken sizes A 10 D 395 l.4e
200 Mems Bulky Knit Crew Socks
solid coIor, striped tops
Broken sizes lOl2-I3----pr 100 29e
100 Athletic Shirts cotton ribbed
nyon reinforced, white Brok-
en- sizes 4O-44 --- S5c 39e
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street Floor
Evening star., 1959-12-10

washington, lensley Pork end Shirlineton
$ I0tonts Corduroy Crowlers, 2For
s0op crotch, prints, N. I, XL 299 500
INFANTS WEAR-Wcsbuc'0n. Four'h Fl7or,
Langley PGrt and Shir'irgt0u. Second Floor
Evening star., 1959-12-10
girls and jr. deb wear
Washington, Langley Park and ShirInston

90 Girls Cotton Dresses. many 800
styles ond coIors 7-lA $50
Girls PopIln Roccooo Collar
Coots. broken sizes Ohon+-
pile lined ----.----- --- 1899
48 Girls Cotton BIouses, broken
sizes IVA " go
Evening star., 1959-12-10
budget coats
Washington Store only

e Cotton ond Cotton Royon
Tweed Roincoots with button
front Pink, white green, ton,
grey lO-l8 in group ----.- l7o6 500
9 Wool Tweed Winter Coots with
button front, chin coIIor.
Green with block 6-l4 1898 1890
BUDGET COATS-Wa1htrotor. Second Floor
Evening star., 1959-12-10
fabrics
Washington, Langley Park, shirIirstor

orig now
Rer0nonts OF Silks royors, synthet-
les, cottonS wooIs, worsteds, fIon- S9c- 29e-
nels, tweeds, crepes 598 2.ss
Washington store only
$50 Yds Corduroy Lengths from
10 yords, mony colors yd. l3S 69e
S. Yds Imported TwilIbock VEL
veteen, lengths from - 10
VI. Some full bolts. 36'
vide ----------------y 298 l.es
Washington, Third Floor. Langley Park. Fryt Floor.
ShtrtHoton. Second Floor
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Washington and ShirIinaton

s Jr. Deb Dresses, pods o0d
solid woods ond blends broken
sizes ------------.-. - 1899 4.99
GIRLS WFAR-W1Shrgtou. I'm r.. Iargprt porl ors
Shfrilrotor 2rd r. JR DEB WEAR-VrsHirotor
Langley Pnrk and Shtvlr7t0u. 2ud r.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
dOmeSticS and linens
Washington, LonsIex Park and shirIinoton

WdshInsTon, LonsTeY FoTk ond ShiFIInafon
orig. now
IS Both Mot Sets, cotton che
mile, or 3 pc. sets in os- 398-
- osorted coIors -----.--- 498 LA
so Loce ToblecIoths, 54x72"
SIZE. ecru 298 LA
S. Royon and Cotton Blend Loce
Toblecoths, 54x72" ~ 398 IA
40 Loce TobIecIoths, royon-cot-
ton blend, 6O>8O" 4.98 s.44
100 Chenille Scoter Rugs, 28x
24"x42' ond Contour wosh-
obIe, non-skid ----------- 3.98 l.2s
Evening star., 1959-12-10
brOadIOOm rugs save IL
Washington store only

were now
23"s12' 1OO79 NyIon Tweed
Broodloooo Rugs, bloc. ond white 3255 S.sS
3S6' TeKtured Royon Brood
loom Rugs, green ----------- 2l.S0 3.sS
3S3'7" TeHtured Royon Broad
loom Rug. green --,-------- 1910 rss
6s7' Textured Royon Broad
loom Rug, green -----.---- APO l4.sS
s.. X TeHtured Royon Brood
loom RUG. green ------0----' 43.27 1898
S5"Sl3lO" Textured Royon
BroodIoom Rug. green - --ll495 1925
VS. Embossed Wool Wilton
BroodIoono Rug, beige 5995 14.sS
3lO'xl2' Embossed Wool VII
ton Broodloon, beige ..-- 4595 24.s5
9H6 Embossed Wilton Brood
loom, Sondowood 539h 1895
l2x5' Nylon 6roodloon Rug,
grey ---.-----------.--'I63 50 Hss
12H57" Wool and Nylon lex
tured BroodIoor Rug, beige SOL 1898
l2K7'9' 1000 Nylon Twist
Broodloom Rug, beige 5257 1895
l2Hl2' Nvon Tweed Brood
loom Rug, block ond white 1880 4e9S
RUGs-wa,F,rotou iM FL
Evening star., 1959-12-10

Washington Only
org
Is Mems AIl-Woo Sport Coots.
tweeds and stripes, reoulors;
two suits eoch in sizes 36, 38,
4O AZ. Shorts two suits eoch in
38 4o A. Longs two suits
eoch i, sizes 4O-42 ----- IA 99 1888
MEMS CLoTHING-Woshirotor Street Floor
mems SpOrtSWear
Washington store only
org. now
IS Mems Nyon Jocksts, lined,
ton blue; broken sizes 999 S.ss
Washington, LsnsIsy Pork. Shirnston
IS Mems Bulky Knit Sweaters, 9.95-
Broken sizes -- 1875 S.99
MENS observation-disclosures. Street Floor;
Langley Park dud ShtrlirotoH, FuSt Floor
Evening star., 1959-12-10
major appliances
Washington store only

"nShIn9ton store only
orig.
Refrigerator, 10 GU IT, Frigidore deluxe 272.oo
Electric DRYER, cosy automatic w $500
Hordwlck TO- apartment Cos RonQe 6ee5
Zenith p" TV Deluxe Console with
spoce commend ------------- 1885
Top Brond TeIevsron, y" table model 1885
Washington, Langley Pork, shirIineton
Gu. # Refugerotors Gibson, with
cross top freezer ---------- 1888
6osy Automatic Washers 1890
General Electric Deluxe Washers 1885
4-Speed Automatic Phonos 42.oo
To0Ie Model Electric Chord Organs $500
80 Up Record Albums with ! 0 selections Z for 81
Washington and ShirIineton
l2-cu.-tt. Norge Automotic refrqerotors 1895
Norge electric dryers 4-woy with heat
control - 1898
APPLiANCES-Washrofon. LANGLEY Park Shrrltrgtou.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Washington, Langley Park
and Shirlinston
2400 orig. 81 girls, teens
costume jeWelry
% e.. 81

|Pendont neckIoces, aodqet ond
chorn brocelets. Boxed scat
tier pins.
CHILDREN'S ACCESSORIES -
WASHINGTON. ith FL Lnuqlev Park
and ShiTliHgtoH, End IL
Evening star., 1959-12-10
Washington store only

s lOO2o Wool Blonkets, on os-
sortment Of coors o0d sizes in z Q8- 500.
tn's group -------------- 24.95 1906
a Vscose Lint-Free Bedspreods
in lovely "Gronodo" pottern.
Full SIZE ony 1903 sos
btD"EAR. DoMESTiCS-Wn'h'ngtor. TH'rd Floor:
LoHo''g PARK, FIRST Floor Sh'rirngton. Second Foor
Evening star., 1959-12-10
draperies
Washington store only

org.
300 Yds Print Fabrics for Slip
covers, droperes Decorator
coIors, as" wide ---yd lag
500 Yds Cotton and Spun Royon 80
Dropery Fabrics, 48' wide yd. 269
48 Screen Print Oropey PoneIs,
cotton and spun royon, 48"
vide, ! ~" long, --------- q98
Z Deluxe Style Hossocks os IS 1888
1898
DRAPERLES- Washington. IN Fl. LANGLEY !
Loper Level: Shtrlirotor, zrd r.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
bedWear
Washington. LonsIey Pork, shnIinston

Washington. Langley Pork, ShirIinston
org
~ NeuIo0E btonNets, 1880 9.98 7.ss
S. Imperial Foam Rubber orI-
lows, 0on-oIergenrc, wosho- 500
bic, Ouoyont ------------ $50 4ls
IS Summer Weight CorfortDets,
postes 1880" ----- 1923 7ee
$50 Irregular Cotton Blankets and
Spreod Conblnotlons # pert 598 LII
Evening star., 1959-12-10
WOmen'~ cotton gloves

Washington store only
orig. now
$50 Prs Double Woven shortje,
longer length PLAN or foncy
trims. Block white, beige } 90 70
Broken sizes Pr 400 LAG
GLOrES-W -WasF,r0ton, street Floor onrv
Evening star., 1959-12-10
cosmetics
WoShinokon LonoIeV Park and ShiTlinoton

800 HozeI Bishop Ljpstck Re- for
fills Soc 2Sc"
1000 bors Both-Srze Soap p----- Special s for 3ee
10 Cotton AppIicotors ----- 49c Zoe
100 3-Prece Dresser Sets posteI
back brush and mirror. Nyon
brst'es on brush ----- 400 4.99
COSMETTCS- Washington. 81 p.
Langley PARK and Shutr0tor. Ist r.
Evening star., 1959-12-10
misses skirts
Shirlinston store only

orig. now
SO Misses Wool PIord Skirts, wool
blend or oil WOOL IN assorted
coior, potterns. Slim, full or $40 to
fored styles 1O-l8 . 1899 499
BUDGET RTSWEAR-Wash,ngton. Street FL
Evening star., 1959-12-10
daytime dresses
Washington and LensIey Pork
cOrSCtS

Washington and Langley Park
Evening star., 1959-12-10

aUIUHdIIc efecITIc Blankets
Washington, LensIsy Psrk and ShirInsten
full or t~in-sIs single control I5.88
full size, double control --2 23.88
Fon1ous make electric bIonket OF blend OF royon
ond cotton with Ione-weorng ryIon bndlnq
Bonket control automatically odjusts 10 room
Temperatures Approved by Underwuters' lob
orotories. Two-yeor free replacement ouoron-
tee Postel coors.
Langley Park Frsf Floor; Shrrltncton. Second Floor
Evening star., 1959-12-10
costume jeWeIry
SiIVerWa are
Infants wear
Washington store only

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