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Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
AkGN COLLEGE In
Celebration of
8bfh Birthday
by John Howard

Hundreds of Alumni of the
Arkansas AAI&N college returned
to Pine Bluff last week to help
celebrate the seth birthday of
their Alma Mater The colorful
events began Thursday night when
the college band, choir and glee
club appeared in recital.
Friday night the Student Gov
eminent association held its an
nual presidents ball. Early Sun
lay morning at the Memorial
Sunrise program, Mrs. Katie J.
Pierre, associate professor of edu-
cation and a member of the class
of 1882. spoke on THE Purpose OF
a Good College
The principal address came Sun
day afternoon when President
Lawrence A. Davis delivered the
Founders Day message to a pack
ed audience. President Davis used
the subject why, What, Where
To-A Land Grant College, and
Why, What. Where To-AM&N
College
In a we'll prepared speech and
delivered in a dynamic manner
DR. Davis began with the 10Th CEN
tury and outlined the purpose ana
aims of Land Grant colleges. lie
said that the Land Grant college
was an idea. based on the phil
losophy that every individual is
something and has right to an
education. President Davis stated
that the birth of the Land Grant
college help America to become
a great nation, and today its pur-
nose should be to assist the tree
world and give direction 10 new
dimensions and develop the know
how in the fields of technology
Its should help prepare gen.
Grafton of people working TOT
justice and peace President DaV-
is stated.
He referred to the past presl-
dents of AMIN college as dream
ers who have built here brldge
between the rural towns OF Ark
ansas to the nations top colleges
and universities. A standing oVa-
ton was given DR.. Davis upon
the conclusion of his address.
Representatives of the Alumni
Student Government, Faculty, Ad-
ministration, State Department Oh
Education were platform guest
DR.. H. B: Young served as chalr-
man of the Founders Day actlvl-
ties and presided during tne
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24

You are invited to attend Open
House and our annual Benefit Tea
May 3rd, from IA p m sponsored
10y the State Hospital Auxiliary.
II will be in the dining room
Tod Negroes, If you don't know
your way around, please come TO
The admittance building and
someone will be there to show
you around Mrs. Murla P. Ben
nett, chairman, Mrs. Samella
Mitchell, president
The Arkansas Baptist college
choir and its president, Charles
Johnson, will appear at Union AM
d. church, 1923 Pulaski street Sun
day, April &c lat 3 p. m. Mr..
johnson IS to be the speaker and
the choir will render several Sc
lections. Rev. z. z Dryver. pastor
of Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ridgie. their
daughters, Janis and Mary Alice
nephew, Hubert Gunnells ana
friend, Mrs. Nettie Macon who
notored to Kansas City. No. to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. + sge-
gle's nephew. James Maxfield.
formerly Of Morrilton, have re-
turned home. While there Mrs.
Ridgle visited with her daughter.
Mrs. Dorothy Junior. her two sis
tiers. Mrs, Margaret Dawson and
Mrs. Sadie Burris and a niece
Janice Stephens, all of Wichita
She would like to note that they
were shown all courtesise and
warmest hospitality through a
dinner served them by a club
whose purpose is to render their
services to families in bereavement.
Mrs. Walter Bennett of 1922
West Ninth street, is recuperat-
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
OH, MY
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Enjoy a good nights sleep and the
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Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
AROUND NO. LITTLE RICK

Hillside school PTA will spon-
sor their annual tea Sunday,
Their theme is Latin America
Hours, 4-6 p. m. Mrs Ruby An
derson, president, E. E. Benton,
principal.
The Usher's Union was held
Sunday at First Baptist church,
Rev. G. S. Woodard pastor, Money
raised amounted to $362.82. Mrs.
NJ. E. Doyle, president.
The Young people of the Eight
Street Baptist church will be in
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24

over a thousand dollars which has
become standard with them for
each month for more than two
years now, John Baker, irs and
several laymembers of Gates
Chapel attended the South Arkan-
sas annual conference Laymen's
League executive board meeting at
Montrose where they reported
steps were taken by the laymen to
help in the building program Of
Shorter college, North Little Rock.
Continued on page Fifteen
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24

charge of services Sunday. Their
theme will be youth Presses
Onward" Rev. w. r. Vaughn,
pastor
The Singing Union will be held
Sunday, 2;30 p m. at Eight Street
Baptist church. E. Jackson, presi
dent, Mrs. D. Hughes, secretary.
Mrs. Mildred White and daught-
er, Palestine, of st. Louis, were in
the city for the funeral of Mrs.
Whites mother.
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chaneery Court
Shirley Lynch Plaintiff
vs.. No. 1i2303
John Lynch DEPENDENT
The Defendant John Lynch Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty DAYS and answer the
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff Shirley
Lynch
Dated: Anvil 1st 1859
CLAYTON freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Williaro w Shnnhar1
Attorney al Item
Airline Trlrnn~ Chancery Clerk
BY Airline Turner
d'tn t7,24;5:1
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski. SIS
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
M. Foster Strong Plaintiff
VS.. No. 112254
Abbiest'ne Strong Defendant
The Defendant Abbiestine Strong,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff M Fos-
ter Strong.
Dated. March "a, 1859
J. r Rocker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Charles T. Carnenter
Attorney ad tom.
Airline Turner Choncerv Clerk
By Jamve Dreher n q.
AZ 1n17,M at
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Ch"ncery Court
Henrietta Crowder Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1929
Donald Crowder Defendant
The Defendant Donald Crowder is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Hen
rietta Crowder
Dated: March 25, 1859
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
William w. Shepherd
Attorney adj Litem
airline Turner, Chancerv Clerk
By Helen Edwards y G.
AZ 101724 at
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Ch7ncery Court
Betty Lou Hall Plaintiff
VS.. No. 112265
Jimmy Rav Hall Defendant
The Defendant Jimmy Ray Hall is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty d"vs and answer the
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff Betty
Lou Hall
Dated March Is, 1859
Cl7vton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
William w. Shenherd
Attorney ad Titen
Arina Tttrnnr. Chancerv Clerk
By Helen Edwards n r.
4.3,101724 at
Arkansas State press., 1959-04-24

Visit Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Wiley
at the FARMERS RETAIL
CURB MARKET, 1909 West
9TH. for all kinds of fresh
vegetables and fruits and
other produce Call for special
orders
Telephones: Bus. FIR 2-9927
Res. FIR 2-805S
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barguins for children

69Pr less. Of 2s9-4eo chdens Shoes. Boys and girls
styles Oxords strops step-ins Potent leather eoier
uppers composition soes Assorted coiors Broken sizes
in group SIS. -. Lac
l26Prs Ires of 80 chdren Slippers. Assorted boys
girls styles with matching fur or Conodion style. Crepe
podded soes Sizes % in group 89e
3o-sss., rsts Of l.Sszss Boys Dress Shirts. Assorted
Styles sontorized*" cotton 69e
Soess Of lI9-l.s9 Boys Sweet Shirts Washable cotton
fleece lined 44e
so-ous l.es-2ss Boys Heodweor Assorted styles end
fobrics. Sizes S, M Soc
1oo-ess. Of Sl-i.S9 Boys Shirts Washable long
sleeve shirts. Some knis in group Assorted styles ond
coIors, Size 10 soc
zoo-Iess OF 3se$ Boys WeorobIes. Cotton socks ohetc
shirts Briefs trunks poion1o pieces, short points, Zoe
Ioo-Hess.. fs Of .ss5ss Boys WeerobIes. Sock winter
ockets sweaters, lined slocks, sport coots 81
looos sss Boys Dress Stocks Royon oeetoe end nyon
oobordne, royon ocetote ond Orion fonnel 1000
WOOL Ivy and reouIor styles. Regular and husky sizes
broken 6 to +.A $50
Ioo-ods 99 Girls Gotten Bloases. Assorted styles
to Ia s9e
2oo-ors S-3ss Girls cIeeEenee Pedol pushers, shorts
ploysus slips ond Others in group. TIA 44e
loos 500 Girls kylon Dresses Assorted colors, sizes to
Ioo-oTs 1898 Girls. subTssn.' Sweaters. Orion sin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Mems Famous.Maks enc
Tee Shirts irregs. Of $50 %
You'll find the fomous obel in each eor-
ment. Fine conbed cotton with nylon re-
Inforced V-neck. White S, N, |, XII.

overs and eordioons Sizes 7 to "A ----- 1873
S-os 500 Gar Goats. Fully lined Broken sizes to IA, 81
tzo-os 3.99 Girls Toppers. Washable nyon and ocetote
Sizes I to "A --.--- i.s9
I7-ors esc Girls Polo Shirts. Assorted coIors. broken
to IA 1900 .--. Toe
33-Oris. for 81 Girls Socks White and coors Sizes
85 0h 29c
29-ors. Ss Girls chemette.. Assorted coots broken sizes
to IA sec
loo-oFs s9e-2o9 Inants Tots Toddlers cIeoronee. Slips
underwear bonkets shorts ond others coup 33e
1oo-ors. 39e Girls Boys Socks Nyon stretch socks. White
and coIors. Sizes to 8 u z5e
15o-Tots zse Cotton Tanins Pons White Sizes g. Toe
4o-ors. zos Tots busters. Navy royon fole. Sizes 3
6x sse
sI-ors. ss9 Tot Boys Sport coo Assorted fobcs broken
81
Z0-OFa. 1899 Girls Assorted
70 Ok 3ss
l00-ors. zee Infonts Feee Cloths. Knit Prints Toe
z7-oEs lss Tot Boys SIocks Navy grey beige Broken
sizes 3 to Ok 81
lSo-ors 6ee-SI InFents Slips. Nylon and cotton 39e
4o-oHs 9s Inants sobste Dresses Assorted eoIors ond
STYLES. 9 to Is months -.z---- 81
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mems spOrtsWear
Washington and Langley Park

Washington and Langley Pork
100 orig. $4-$5 fomOus-moke swim !.
trunks 2.99
Fully lined boxer type. Jockey group sroksn sizes
60 orig. SOS fomous-moke walking
shorts -..- 1893
Royon and cotton or oil cotton Woshobs Broken sizes
$50 orig. SOS his and hers sport shirts.
Lag
Wash N wear fobr;es button down spread golfers lon
sleeves His broken sEss 5, NJ [; hers broken sizes io
Washington Store Only
IL orig. 7.95 fomous-moke summer
eordisons -------- 3!S.
Upper closure Broken sizes S, M. /.
so orig. 2.99 short sleeve sport shirts,
I.C
lahtusjaht Fobries summer po'iersS. btokan sizes.
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-W GshtHgton, street Floor;
LaHoLkp Park, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

zo-Irress of 80 Mems Dress Shirts Cotton boodeIoth Son
forized@ 14h.i6 ----.sS 6se
2eFreas Of e9 Lona Sleeve Sport Shirts Cotton fayon
sizes S IA 80 69c
s6-ess OF 3se-4se Dress Hose Reinforced coons broken
sizes ----------- I5e
s4-ess Of 6se Mems UndehOs Cotton broodcoth broken
sizes z9e
izedsa I41h-l6 69c
Iz-rress Of 80 Sweotshs Cotton fleece lined NJ l. 69e
Of I5s HsndkeFehie Fine cotton, large &c
34-Iess Of sec Stretch Hose. Nylon stretched to fit TO-
24e
ace
zS-ess Of 81 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts cotoos and oyon
Sizes s, ~ .-4-- sSe
zs-ess Of 100 $50 Dress Ties Assorted patterns royo
i5e
s-ors. z.ss Dress Shirts. Wash n cotton broodqoth,
brkken sizes --------------- k-------------1.49
Iz-rSsss Of 4ss Swesers Vests COTS Broken Sizes ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
burguiuas for women

ioo-os iss2ss Misses sIeeyeless BIolse Assorted styles
and eoors broken sizes ---------z-------z for So
loo-ors. i.Ss-2ss Misses Jom0eG Shorts Assorted styles
and eoors broken sizes --------- for So
s2Pn l'ss Of ssse.9s WOmsns Shoes. Broken sizes I2s
so-Ps lrrsss Of s.ss-s.sS Womens Shoes High medium
low heels Broken sizes ------ .------ S9e
los-Prs ress OF I.s9 Women Slippers. Scuff style with
fobrie uppers composition soes Broken sizes 4S -4se
2Soris. l7sss.oo Misses, Womens Wool coots Misses
and ~omens sizes ---.-------..--. 1890
So-oris. 4ssls.SS Misses Wool Teppers. Fully lined
io-oris. 1879 Wool Suits. Fully lined -----SIo
s2-oris. l.Ss Womens Cotton Slips. Sizes 34-36 81
22-oris. lss Womens Cotton PeHieOsts ---------Si
6o-ois l6s xSize Gowns. Royon trcot sizes 42-52 81
i5o-Iress.. Fis Of for 81 RoYon Briefs Posel coIors
sizes medium and Jorge Ise
So-os zss Misses Busters. Washable cotons poisley
prints. Sizes l2-20 in group - for s.
4s-os 2ss-s.sS Misses WOmen's Cotton Dresses. Sizes
l2-2o, l4h-24R in group -----.---- II for IS
7S-oris. esss.ss Misses. WomeSs Dresses Royon cepes
eottons, royon prints Misses and womeps group
f. fer IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

2o-oris 81 Plastic Drope'es. Assorted eoor 49, long
Wipe clean -~--~ ------- =
o-ora 80 Net curtons Discontinued from regular stock
no-ron Dupont fibers. Solid coiors --4-~-.-- eS
lo-0yio 81 Tier Cutans. No-iron DoconTf ~
so-ota 81 PIoid Rugs imported pIoid rugs Wosh
oble =. ~
4o-oHs IzS Tebe Cloths Cotton prints, size 52HS2", ~
5O-Orio ooe VnIances coors ond patterns l5
3o-oria 3se Damosk Nepkins Assorted royon. White on
colors $780, To-
zoeos Of 80 praperies Pinch pleoed or droperes
Prints and colors 80 -. .------ 10.
3o-ors see Baeoth Veonees Assorted solid coIors Wosh
oble ond frinoed --- 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

Washington Store Only
3 orig. 1913 stamped tobIeeIoths, 8.98
Ssompsd for cut work. 72xlos".
z orig. 1913 stamped tubleeloths 6.98
siumpsd for Ioopstiieh 7zxso".
FL orig. Csc Feotheweisht Yarn. ZOE.
skeins -------------- soc
Il orig. 69e NyIo Germantown yarn, soc
Nylon end WOOL oz sksn.
s orig. 75e baby yarn, LOG. skein, 2Sc
ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
foundations, girdIes, bras
Washington Store onIy

WashIngton StoFe Only
100 orig, $3.50 white cotton bros,
broken sizes ---------- l.60
36 orig. 5.5o-6.50 strapIess bras 1853
Broken Sizes.
9 orig. 8.95 white cotton bosques, 4.99
Dsfeehsbls sirops and sortsrs q, and %, only.
20 orig. 3.o5 white cotton long bros,
"a and 40 only .---------- 99c
IS orig. $5-S.95 junior sirdIes, panty
sirdles. Small TO large in group 2.98
8 orig. S.95 cotton eyeIet foundations
White, "a, IS, Al 3.98
Lansbarah s-CoRsETS-W ashtnoton. Thira Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
savings for boys

Washington store only
~ orig. ST fomous-moke cotton Tee
shirts. Wee neck. Sizes 4, s and 8, 39c
lo6 orig. 1856 fomous-moke cotton
knit undershiFfs 33c
Sleeveless. Sizes $40 20.
J orig. 500 cotton eoveroII Jet pilot sets,
sizes 4 and 200
II orig. 4.oo polished cotton summer
pants. Size SO woist
Sire IS wosi.
243 orig. I.69 cotton knit polo shirts.
Crew neck, short sleeves. 10 to 20, 81c
Lansourghs-4BoYS wEAR-WGshfmgtom, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
housewares. fans

Washington Store Only

7 orig. 4.95 shower curtoins, floor
samples. SoIed. Choice of 7 coIors, 2.49
5 orig. $40 shadow shelves 4.29
Discontinued style. green, turquoise.
20 orig. i.34 quarts Of Stride SSc
Polishing
IL orig. 2.5s half gallons of Stride, I.99
Poishss os It waSss.
10 orig. ass gallons Of Stride 2.9S
Gives cleaning, protective finish.
So orig. Tic picnic ice cons 49, 50c
28 orig. 498 folding picnic benches,
3O"lono-.-----2.99
1ansbur0h's --Hous EWAREsA AND SMALL APPLiANcES-
WashinGton, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
save ON ir. deb wear

Washington store only
8 orig. 800 royon foiIIe busters 100
Black and beige
9 orig. 1913 cotton and butcher royon
dresses. Sizes 9 to l5----S.99
2 orig. 1898 butcher royon dresses, 7.99
Navy. Size ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
burguins for the home

a4-oEis. lsS2Se Cote Curtains Assorted colors woshobe
Discontinued potterns for So
zo-oris z9ssss Doeront Rufed unens Assorted lengths
Discontinued styles from reoukr fer 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Suh-teen savings
Washington store only

Washington store only
8 orig. 1898 royon and cuprionio dresses
Navy Sizes sto = $50
3 orig. 8.99 royon toffeto dresses, $50
2 novY. pink Broken sizes.
10 orig. 2.oo toiIored bIouses I.59
Striped eotfons and some Docrons'+ Broken sizes.
Lansburgh' s-SUB-TEEN WEAR--Washinoton Ith FL
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stationery
Woshinston SloEs onI,

Washinston Store Only
lo-2.eS Ripper rin9bindeFs, as Is, LAC
4-9.98 Ripper cases, as is - 4.40'
3-5.9S ripper coses, as is-----. 2.SS'
5-7.oS typewriter tobIes, as is, 3.40
20-l. 90 boxed note paper =----- 4Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Washington store only
Al imported
hand-hOOked rugs
quality rugS-SaVingS

Washington store only
lS orig. 34.e5 coIIowoy Viseose reyon,
6'x9' 1898
Two patterns. Choice of eolors
] orig. $50 desert beige royon and nyIon,
l2'x9', luxurious texture 1865 $35
! orig. 6o.45 nutrio cotton, 9'xl5', $50
Plush pile.
! orig. 1883 green nyIon. l2'xloIo"
Keeps its fresh beauty ------ $98
I orig. $3.50 aqua wool twist, I2'x7'
Deep, thick pile ----------- $40
| orig. 44.75 sondoIwood wool
twist, 3'xl4ll" -------------- $40
LansburDh S-RUGS-Wa shington, Fourth Floor
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Misses Drip.Dry Cotton f99
Skirts
Cotton print with cluster pIeots, some
with self belts Sizes % to l8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Mems Famous.Make AMe
lFFegs. Of 81 UndsFshiFts %

/. Fine combed cotton rib. White. Deep cut
ormhoIes. Sizes SO to 4e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
bedWear

Washington Store Only
II prs. orig. 500 embossed cotton dropes
2.O9
5 orig. 1926 heirloom type spreads,
twin sizes, slightly soiled -------- 9.99
3 orig. 9.98 Bates woven spreads, $50
Twin ond full sizes.
3 orig. 500 D0cron comforts 3.99
Slightly soied -
z orig. e.9S AeriIone comforts - 6.99
Slightly soied
II orig. 1913 patchwork quilts. '72xs4"
4.99
BRDWEAR-WashiAoton Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
lingerie greatly reduced

Washington and Langley Pork
zoo orig. 3.99 nyIon tricot slips 2.99
lace booffopt skirt. Block. pink whs N sroup. 324o
Fl orig. 500 Docrontf cotton nyIon
baby doll p.i.'s. White. S to [ $3.50
IS orig. 1913 printed cotton botiste robes.
to 1 - -----,.- 49, $50
Washington Store Only
s orig. 8.98 Docronf f-nylon- cotton
robes. Sizes "a and 80 $50
l3oris. 5. 80 Dccron f-nylon- cotton wnIsx
gowns, white. "a ord 38 3.sl0
3 orig. 500 printed cotton bptiste robes,
Button front Lorqe size $50,
Is orig. 3.oe DocFonff-nyIon-eotto
sIeepeoots. Printed. Small to large, 2.99
3 orig. $50 embossed cotton slips, $3.50
7 orig. 2.29 cotton butiste slips LS9
White. Broken sizes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., srd FL langley Park, lst ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23

Nv tables and stands
Washington store only
z wooden FoIlobout tobIes ------- 3.95
With shelf for portfolio ~ Ebony finish.
metal FoIlobout TV stonds ---2.95
Fer "" or 81" ~. Ebony finish. On casters.
bross finish hi-fi phono stand - 8.95
With record rack shelf and big
bEoss finish FoIlobout stands ---6.95
For n" &c designer ~ series.
4 orig. 4.95 Tv patio carts &c. 98c
Lonsburgh's-TV ACcESSoRlES-Wash., Lower Lerel
mems furnishings
Washington and LonsIey Park
$50 orig. $4-6.95 mems white shirts.
p 2.49
Broadoih oxford. and 0aeron besie Wash n but
cuffs French cuffs button down ond TegUoF spreed
collars group. Broken siues l4g2.I7, sleeves 3235
100 orig. $5-5.95 fomous-moke broad
Coo. styles in snort stripes with solid color pants ond cool
eoolis styles with "a sleeves and ~ leg length points
500 orig. ST cotton hose , 39c
Yeur round eolors and patterns Sport and dress styles
Broken sizes ioH2-l2
300 orig. Use cotton hondkerehiefs &c
Full size while eot'ons.
MEMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street Floor;
LANGLEY Park, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
teen shoes

teen shoes
Washington store only
IS poirs orig. 3.9S hord-soIe nnoeeosins,
broken sizes Alto 10 2.49
LunsIey Park only
80 poirs orig. 4.99 leather Ioofers, 2.99
Broken sizes 10 TO- s
.LansaarOh s--TEEN SRoES-Washtngton and Langley
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linens
Washington Store Only
j. orig. 2.o8 cotton and royon cloths,
cotton and royon domosk, 52x52", l.49
8 orig. 1880 cotton and royon domosk
sets 4.99
TeblecIefh 64xlo4, u napkins.
SIS orig. 1898 2-pc. both sets LIB
Cotton chenille with luex decoration.
$50 orig. acc linen hopkins lie
colorful assortment o. pure linen napkins
90 orig. 59e BueilIo linen place mats.
Pure linen with coIendor prints. - 29c
26 orig. ST linen toosteT covers - 49c
Bueio linen with eusndur prints.
IS orig. l.98 linen aprons $780, SSc
Bueilo linen with eesndor prints.
4 orig. 1873 MoFtex boxed towel sets.
Six-piece sets, slightly donooed $50
4 orig. 6.98 Mortex boxed towel sets.
Five-piece set. slightly damaged 4.99
Third FIoaT
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millinery
Woshinston Store onIy

Washington Store Only
l38-l. $500 straw hots ----SI
22o-5.oo-lo.oo strow. novelty hats, 81
32s-6.o5-lo.95 sample hots so
MILLINERY SALoE-WGshtn0ton, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
notions

washington Store Only
ll-l.50 lie nue. forms - .-- 80c
Meiu covered form for washing and cleaning ties.
16-i.2o handy shommy $3.50 89c
l2-l.lo bowling bags ------ 89c'
zi-l.49 nyIOn bowling bags 80 ST.
22-l.oo imported china vases -39c
z6-88e rubber bath mots- Ace
l5-SSe Sno-Kleen kits 49c
23-S8e china pen holders Abe
24-l.00 chop sticks for hair bun, Zoe
20-5oe novelty pin cushions 49, Sc
l7-l.oo regular plostie dress bags, 59c
1915 budget sportswsor shopwashnson, Street Floor
langley Pork. FEST Floor.
Col 90 metul rover rod tie racks. soc
27-l.o0 Plastic chair pads 49, 60c
l00-88e assorted imported novelty kits,
soc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
Washington only
~ price and less

SO orig. S5o-S55 oII-wool suits 1888
Worsteds shakns onnels in group Broken sizes in
rsgAors, shorts and longs.
IS orig. le.e5-29.95 mems sport coats,
bIozeTs .--- ---------7 1913
Summer weight fabrics, broken szes.
MEMS CLOTHLNG-Wd shiHptoH. Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-23
savings for baby

Savings Ava AS&MhSy
Washington and Langley Park
IS orig. 3.oo cotton dioper sets 200
For boys end girls. Broken Sizes.
30 orig. 2.99 ironfFee cotton dioper sets,
Styles and soIon for boys end girls Broken sizes I.88
90 orig. l.I9 cotton knit polo shirts, 88c
Jacquard weave in broken sizes.
l6 orig. 2.o9 plostic Iownmower push
toys. Pink, yellow or blue 1888
Lqnsburoh's--IREANTs. wEAR-washinston. Fourth
Floor Langley Park. Second Floor
tots and tOddIerS' wear
Washington and LonsIey Park
10 orig. l6.9S-ls.9s little boys wool
spring coats - -- 1900
With moiehins hcts , toz.
30 orig. l.79 fodder boys dress shirts,
Fine eottens in pusisls. Sizes I 10 4. LA
so orig. 3.o9-5.9o girls cotton dresses,
Assorted eoor'. Broken Sizes 100
LansbprOh's-ToTS AND ToDDLERS' WEAR-WashinO-
TON Fourth Floor; Langley Park, Second Floor
girls coats and suits
Washington store only
9 orig. 500 orIon+ and viseose check
Broken sizes. washable.
5 orig. l6.sS-l9.9S wool spring
coats 9,8R
Fitted and loose. Broken eoor and Sizes.
LaHsbnrgh's-GIRLS' APPAREL-WashinotoH, &ht Floor
Fourth Floor.