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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
Record Savings on
Famous Make
Hn-En und
ST Err 60

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COLUMBIA Hi-Fi Console, 3 speak.
srss Ronetis carriage, push pull
omplifisF, 4-Speed changer, CIT
ssporets boss-irsble controls. VII
COLUMBIA 4-Speaker Sierso Hi-Fi
Console, 30 10 1900 CPS response,
duel channel 4o-wott ompIi. COO
fisr, Silver Spring only ~SS
DELMONlcO Self Contained S,srso
hi-Fi Continuation with AM-FM-Short
Wave radio, 4 speakers, 4-speed
Silver Spring only --- ~I0S
KAISER Stsrso Hi-H with AMIN |
Short Wave rodio, speakers, L.
speed 1elefvnken changer, downtown
and Silver Ct %
Spring only -------------- Woo
Mfr. List 1926 KAISER stereo Hi-Fi
Conjunction, with doors, AMIN
Short Wave rodio, 4-spssd Tsle-
fUnken changer, 5 speakers; at down.
town and Silver Spring NfAT
only ------- ----- WI
KuBA "Howoiion" Stereo Hi.Fi Com
binotion, AM-FM-Shori Wave radio,
speakers, bor, Of EFAT
Silver Spring only $780, ~I4I
kUBA "MiIano" Stsrso Hi-Fi Com.
binofion, AM-FM-Short Wave rodio,
beautiful LOBBY eabinet, 4-speed
IelefUnken changer, Gf00
Silver Spring only WOO
Mfr. List 1895 MoToRoLA 2.Unf
Stereo Hi-Fi Ensemble, 40-wott push
pull cmplfier, power 10 watts each
fmpIifisF), 8 speokers-oll with cross
over network, @-speed custom auto
motto record changer, diamond
needle, Silver Cd On
Spring only ------------ ~uOS
Mfr. List l6s.s6 TO 1925 MoToRoLA
hi-ti Consoles with 4-speed record
changers, some with 3 speakers, some
with speakers including Jensen Is
inch woofer, some with CIT
diomend needle, Alex. only. VII
Mfr. List 1925 OLYMPIC AMIN. |
Hi-Fi Console, ll-tube AMIN radio,
s. > ' pea ,n.;I '0,~otf output SIG
Mfr. List 1926 OLYMPIC Self
Contained Stsreo AM-FM Hi-Fi Com
binotion, 3o-wott output, 8 Jensen
speakers, -.sPsed record N100
changer, OF Silver Spring only.~ hSS
Mfr. List 1926 OLYMPIC Imported
Hill Combination, AN FIN Short
Wave rodio, 25-wait output, S
speakers, --spsed changer, &ffE
both warehouses only 80 1uV
Mfr. List 1926 OLYMPIC Imported
Wave r1dio, 3o.woti output, 8
enaAkaFe T@KrAKA
with bar; Silver Spring only ~b4V
Mfr. List 1926 PHlLco 2o-Won Hi.
Fl Console with doors, 4-speed
changer, multiple CIT
speakers, Alex. only VII
Mfr. List 1926 PHlLco Hi-Fi Com
binofion with AMIN radio, AFc con-
troll on FIN bond, eobinet with doors,
4-spesd record changer, l5-woit out
put, multiple speakers. CH1E
Silver Spring only - VI ~
IRAVIER 2-Pisce Sisree Hi-Fi Ensem-
bic, multiple speakers, COO
4-speed record changer ~SS
Mfr. List 1925 WEBcoR Hill Con.
sole, 3 speakers, Magic Mind 4-speed
changer, 2o-watt CIT
output VII
Mt. List 1895 WEBcoR stsreo Hi.
Fl Console, 20-wott output, 3 speok-
srs, +-sPsso Magic Mind e. 90
changer ----- SBVS
Mfr List 1925 WEBcoR Stereo
Hi-Fi Combination with AM-FM
radio, 4 speakers, T. NfQQ
speed changer 100000 ~AVV
STERLING NoRMENDE LOBBY Hi-Fi
Combination with AM-FM-Short Wave
radio, multiple speakers, +-speed
changer, walnut eobinet. &f90
Silver Spring only ~IOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14
Fabulous
Anniversary Bargains!
Admiral
REFRIGERATOR, FREEZERS,
HIGH FIDELITY,

HIOH FIDELIl i,
RANGES, TELEVISION
ADMIRAL lo,2-cu.-Ft. Upright freezer,
shelves on door, square N1A0
look, Alex. only Viva
Mt. List 1926 ADMIRAL Io.2-cu.-
Fl. Upright Freezer, shelves on door,
square lock, al both &C
warehouses only VAVO
Mfr. List 4l995 ADMIRAL l4.2-cv.-
r.. Upright freezer, five super freeze
shelves, key lock, shelves on Ct 90
door, Silver Spring only ~uVV
Mfr. List 45o.95 ADMIRAL l6.5-CU.-
Fl. Super De luxe Upright Freezer,
with interior light, lock, shelves on
door. bosket, square look, G. "a
OF Silver Spring only ~bOV
ADMIRAL l9.cu.-Ft. Upright Freezer.
shelves on door, &9A0
Mi. LIST 2299s ADMIRAL s-cv..Fi.
freezer ~HRO
Mfr. Lis, 649.95 ADMIRAL l5.s-cv.-
Fl. 2-Door Upside Down Refrigerator,
l8l-lb. freezer at bottom, swins-oUt
freezer baskets. mosie roy SOFA
lamp, automatic defrost ~&OO
Mfr. List 1926 ADMIRAL Dual
Temp ll.6-cu.-Ft. 2-Door Refriser-
1tor, olUminUm shelves on door, huge
freezer, outomo'ie defrost, S91k
OF both warehouses only ~6bV
Mfr. List 1926 ADMIRAL Imperial
Duel Temp ll.o-cu.-Ft. Refrigerator,
alvmnvm shelves on door, magic
roy lomp, automatic defrost, N999
al Virginia Warehouse only ~&VO
Mfr. List 459.95 ADMIRAL ImperioI
Duol-Temp ll.6-CU.-Ft. Upside Down
Refrigerator, huge bottom freezer,
mosie roy lomp, automatic defrest,
ulUminvm shelves on door, N9A0
Of both warehouses only - ~GWV
Mfr. List 1925 ADMIRAL Gf10
4o-lneh Electric Rones --- VI ~
ADMIRAL 4o.Ineh Electric R1nse with
clock and timer, at both N1AO
warehouses only WIZ
Mfr. List 1925 ADMIRAL l7-Ineh
Portoble ~ with llo-deeree olumi.
nizsd tube, filter screen, STA
telescoping ontenno - VIZ
| Mfr. List 1895 ADMIRAL 2l-Ineh
Table ~ with llo-desree oIumi-
nized tube and filter screen. Ct "a
Alexcndrio only --- ~bVO
Mfr. List 1926 ADMIRAL 2l-Ineh
Wood Console ~, llo-deerse olUmi-
nized tube and filter screen, &fA0
downtown and Alex. only. VIVA
Mfr. List 1925 ADMIRAL 2l-ineh
1857 LOBBY Console ~, llo-desree
oIuminized tube, filter screen.
speakers; Silver Spring S1k@
only 49,
Mfr. List 1926 ADMIRAL 1859 Wood
Console ~, power tronsformers
ls,ooo-voIi picture tube, 2-bvtton
Son-R remote control, eluminized
tube. filter screen, Nf@H
Silver Spring only WV
Mfr. Lis. 4le.e5 ADMIRAL 2l-Ineh
LoBoy Console ~ with 4-butten Son
R remote control, 2 speakers, no.
degree alvminized tube. filter screen,
downtown and G91k.
Alex. only -----~----- VT
Mr. List 1895 ADMIRAl 2l-Ineh
Wood Console TV with 2-butfon Son.
R remote control, ls,ooo-volt picture
tube, filter screen and llo-deeree
oIvminized picture tube. S1QQ
Alex. only VAOS
Mfr. list 1926 ADMIRAl 2-Pises
STEREO Ensemble, 3o-wott output, 8
speakers, 4-speed automotic record
changer, 2 motehed cabinets, 81 40
Silver Spring only
Mfr. List 45o.95 ADMIRAL Self
Contained STEREO Hi-Fi Combine
tion, AMIN radio, 3o-wofs output, 8
speakers, 4-spesd ehonssr, Goo
Alex. only VICE
Mfr. Lis, 1885 ADMIRAL 1852 2
Unit Sfereo Hi-Fi Console. speok-
ers, modern cabinets. 3o-~att output,
4-speed changer, SIR
Alex. only $500 ----------- w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-14


Refrigerator, shelves on door, aeross-top
freezer, Silver GAO
Spring only -.----.-.----- 49, @A30
Mfr. List 369.s5 NORGE 1913 Gu. Fl.
Refrigerator, huge true freezer, automatic
S SsaS .SS:s S2l6
Mfr. list 1875 NORGE 1913 Gu. ~.
Refrigerator, Cvsiomoiie, ouiomotie de-
frost, swing m serve shelves, true freezer,
shelves Coco
Mfr. List 45o.95 NORGE loS Gu. r..
Refrigerator, CUstomotie with huge bottom
s s.:.i1i 1 st;.~:I' d'f'''' S237
Mir. List $685. NORGE 1873 Gu. f..
Refrigerator, Customaiie double door with
huge top freezer, roll.ovt shelves. auto.
matie dsfrost, con-
MI. list 52O'os NORGE 1871 GU. f.
cUstom1tie 2-Door Refrigerator, square
look, huge top freezer, swing n serve
shelves, automatic dsfrosi, COMO
Mfr. list $685. NORGE 70 cu. f.
Refrigerator, automatic ice eieetor, swing
n serve shelves, automatic defrost, huge
fop freezer, C9E0
Alexondrio only 49, @AV0
Mfr. List 649.s5 NORGE las Gu. Fl.
2-Door Cvstom1tie Refrigerator, huge bot
tom freezer. automatic ice eieetor. swing
n serve shelves, 600
Silver Spring only 1000
MFR. List 1895 NORGE 1903 Gu. Fl.
cUstomo'ie Refrigerator, automatic defrost,
huge true freezer, roll-oUt shelves, at
Silver Sprinu MMVN
only pa
MI. List a6o.es NORGE ll.6 Gu. f.
All Refrigerator, rell.ovt shelves. QUITO
motto defrost, shelves on door. Goo
al Silver Spring only 1&OO
Mfr List 59S.e5 NORGE 1873 Gu. r..
Upright Freezer, supsr-fost jet freezing
shelves, shelves on door, GOA
at both warehouses @A3S
Mfr. List 469.s5 NORGE 1873 Gu. Fl.
Upright Freezer, OF emo
Silver Spring only @AJO
Mfr. List 1925 NORGE Is Gu. Fl. Chest
Freezer, quick freeze compartment and
lock, at both emo
warehouses H4OO
Mfr. List 1885 NORGE 1913 cu. Fl.
Refrigerator, custemotie with huge true
freezer, automatic defrosi, roll &nIH
out shelves, Silver Spring pa 70
Mfr. List 1926 NORGE 1871 Gu. Fl.
Customotie Refrigerator with swing m
serve shelves, automatic defrost, huge
true freezer, at both &0A
warehouses --------- SZ44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
STEEL
STORAGE CHESTS

Mode by Spocemoker Products,
these steel Storage chests come
with lock and key, rust-resist-
ont vinyl-oIuminum cootino in
side and out, and plotted trim
throughout.
2lO. Jumbo Storage Chest
3Oxl 8xl6" 9.0S
ZIP. Underbed Chest-40h
xl8x6" 7.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
NEVCO SUIT AND DRESS
HANGERS FOR NEATNESS

Zl0l5. Plastic HangerS-ldeol
for drip drying. Set of 8. 99c
9Th. Suit Hangers-set of 4
of polished, selected norwood,
non-rust hooks. Set 90c
III. Quilted Dress HANGERS
Set of 6. Your dresses ore
held in pIoce securely, yet
solely. Moke ottroctive gifts.
Set 1.20
Xix. Skirt Hanger-Set of 3.
APPOINT tension gives O firm,
sofe and secure grip. Set 1.49
I'll. Trouser Hangers = for
neoter looking trousers.
Set of 3 LAG
Not Shown:
2lM. Combination Suit
Hanger-HoIds both trousers
ond coat neotIy and firmly.
Sove on closet space, too. 90c
2lN. Combination Skirt
Hanger 99c
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-08
Pearl River
Gives Up Body
Of Mack Parker

The body of Mack Charles
Parker was found Monday a.
mongst driftwood in the Pearl
river near Bogalusa La. a.
bout 20 miles from the Jail
where he was taken by a
Mississippi mob at Poplarville,
April Is.
Identification was made
through finger prints.
Officials claim no clue has
been found that would lead
to the identity of the lynchers
who took Parker from the Jail,
where he was awaiting trial on
an alleged rape charge.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-08
U. S. Judges
Withhold
Decision
on School
Closing Law
story Fifteen

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Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
PUBLIC SALE

Howard Harris. III. Auctioneer
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
Pickers Grow AS
Farm Crippler

With Labor Days heavy-traf
fic death toll still fresh in oul
minds, it's good time to ap-
ply some lessons of the roaC
to the corn field, says county
agricultural agent George K
Vapaa.
You often hear the sad joke
about some speeding driver be.
ing ION his way to an accident
Well, the same thing applies
to the farmer trying to hurry
his corn picker by wrestling
jammed cornstalks through it
'He's on his way to an acci.
dent.
Thousands of American farm.
ers take the trip to an accident
each year, right through the
corn picker!
Stop the machine before at
tempting to unclog it, MIR. Va
paa says. 1t will take you long
er but you will be around long
er too. Just as with automo-
biles, take a little more time
being careful and live a lot
longer, and in one piece.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAMILIES
OF KENT COUNTY
Don't Wonder Too Late: Should Bows
Be Permitted To Drive Tractors?

Should a boy be allowed to
drive tractor?
This is a problem which has
been of great concern to farm
safety experts, your State Board
of Health, and farmers for some
time.
A report from the National
Safety Council shows that each
year more fatal tractor acci-
dents occur in the 1914 age
group than in any other age cat
egory.
This seems to point up the
fact that young people who do
not know how to handle trac-
tors are being allowed to oper-
ate them.
If it is absolutely necessary
for a youth to drive a tractor,
he should be thoroughly trained
in all phases of tractor safety
before he takes over the wheel.
A teenager-or anyone who
operates a tractor for that mat
ter, should be aware of the need
for regular safety inspections,
should know the proper way to
handle a tractor in any situation
or on any terrain, and should
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
All Keeps Alive
Bread Baking Art

In this era of push button
kitchens and prepared foods, il
might be concluded that the
culinary art of baking bread is
doomed and will be lost to flu
ture generations of homemak
ers.
However, according to one
who is in a position to know
this is unlikely so long as there
are All girls in the kitchen
Miss Jane Wrenn, Home Econo-
mist of the National Committee
on Boys and Girls Club Work,
reports that some $4,000 young
All cooks are presently engag-
ed in various phases of food
preparation including that OF
bread baking.
These club members not only
learn how to bake bread" she
explains, "but they also learn
how to show others in a STEP
by-step-demonstration. Along
with baking skills the girls ac-
quire important information a.
bout diet, meal planning, and
serving"
Club members demonstrate
their favorite recipes, exhibit
products, and compete for a.
wards at both county and state
fairs. Many will receive awards
this year for their bread bak-
ing ability states Miss Wrenn.
A county winner for example,
will be presented with a hand
some gold-flled medal, while
the top state winner will re-
ceive a $50 U. S. savings bond.
While all winners are Judged
by the State Extension staff,
the awards for the All Bread
Demonstration program are pro-
vided by Standard Brands In
corporated, through h arrange
ments made with the National
Committee, Miss Wrenn reports.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
Milk Low In Cost
High In PrOteins

Milk supplies Is percent OF
the protein in the American diet
for only IL percent of the food
dollar, according to home DEM
onstration agent, Miss M. Kath-
arine Jones.
This is significant because
protein is the most costly ele-
ment in our diet" Miss Jones
said.
Besides providing inexpensive
protein, milk also supplies a
bout rs percent of the calcium
and As percent of the riboflavin
in the U. S. diet for only rs
percent of the food bill.
Many people fail to realize
that these nutrients would cost
much more if milk were not
available. For example, you
would have to eat about 80
servings of vegetables and fruits
a day-besides the usual egg,
meat, bread and butter-to get
the adult needs for calcium a.
lone.
when milk costs the con-
sumer 25 cents a quart, it's an
economical food buy" Miss
Jones said.
Half of the protein, all of the
calcium and nearly all of the
riboflavin needed daily by an
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17

use extreme caution at all times.
The National Safety Council
said, "Carelessness and ignor-
ance are responsible for most
tractor accidents"
Too many chances are taken,
it added. The Council said one
of the biggest chances is taken
when more than one person
rides a tractor. This is just in
viting trouble.
Tractors are made for one
person to operate-no more.
The National Safety Council
said the majority of children in
the 40 year old group killed in
tractor accidents last year were
riding a tractor. Not operating
one-just along for the ride.
A farmer recently told a Ma
tional Safety Council official, 81
would rather hear a child cry
because he was refused a trac-
tor ride, than to hear him cry
because he got hurt riding one"
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
POultryman Wins
UD Appointment

Ralph P. Barwick, assistant
extension poultryman with the
University of Delaware, has
been appointed assistant profess
sor of agricultural education,
according to Dean George M.
Worrilow, school of agriculture.
Professor Barwick will be re-
sponsible for training of voca-
tional agricultural instructors
and for in-service training pro-
grams for teachers in the States
high schools and vocational ag-
ricultural departments.
Barwick replaces Paul M.
Hodgson who has been named
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17

assistant state superintendent in
charge of vocational education
for the State Department of
Public Instruction.
Born and raised on a farm
near Greenwood, Professor Bar
wick attended Greenwood High
School and received his bachel-
or's and masters degrees in ag-
ricultural education from the
University of Delaware.
He has taught vocational ag-
riculture at FELTON, High School
and has also been assistant
county agent in New Castle
county.
He is a member of Phi Kappa
Tau and Alpha Zeta. Professor
Barwick is married and has two
children.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17
Sub Crews Brave

More decorations for valor
have been awarded, per man, to
the submarine service than any
other Navy branch.
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17

Having decided to discontinue farming
will sell at public sale the following
personal property, on what is known as
the Downs Farm. located on the road
leading from Diners Corner to Shaws
Corner on to Kenton, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 80, 1859
AT 1000 AM. Sharp. Rain or Shine
% HEAD OF DAIRY cows
One bred Heifer one grade Holstein
Bull 20 mos. old. This herd is T-B and
blood tested and may go in any state.
This is choice lot of young cattle rang
ing in age from 8 to years. Anyone
looking for good dairy cows will do we7;
to attend this sale.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Oliver SS Tractor in first class condi-
ton: set of Oliver 16-in. bottom plows.
set of Oliver cultivators. Oliver 2-row
Oliver 4-bar rake on rubber. practically
new: Oliver No. corn picker. new loft.
wheel type John Deere Disc John Deere
17-spout grain drill, mounted on rubber.
practically. new; John Deere Soft. eleva-
tor. practically new John Deere manure
spreader in first class order John Deere
3-section 90-tooth drag harrow in first
class condition; rubber tire fiat bottom
wagon: steel corn bodies. one mounted
on wagon two-horsewagon with bed; Cy-
clone tractor seeder. and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Consisting of ten-can milk cooler. 2
units of Surge Mixers with pipe line
for 80 cattle: four-unit vacuum pump.
"a eighty-fve pound milk cans. 2 milk
strainers. one stainless steel; milk buck
cts. thirty-gallon hot water heater. double
washing tubs. and many other items.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash day of sale. No goods to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
MYRELL SEENEY,
Owner
j. G.. Walker. Auctioneer
Lunch will be served
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17

Subscribe TO The Smyrna Times
1900 a year. payable in advance
Smyrna times., 1959-09-17

average adult, comes with that
one quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Woshinton Store Only
80. except where noted.
Mony quantities ore
limited. Sorry no moiI or
phone orders. All items
subject to prior sole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Fashion Furs
Now at Savings
of " or More

4
Now
| Neutral Arsente$ Let-ovt
Mink Stole 1900
| Natural Rcneh Mink Stole,
I24.oo
l NeturoI Leopard Stole.
1900
Dyed Fur Seal Coat. z97.oo
| Dyed BroodtoiI Proeessed
Lamb coot 297.oo
! Dyed Persian Lomb Paw
coot 300
| Dyed Persion Lomb coot,
347.C0
I Dyed Mouton Proeessed
Lamb coot 57.00
! Dyed Fur Seal Joeket,
z47.o0
z Dyed BroodtoiI Proeessed
Lomb Joekets l74.00
| Dyed BroodtoH Proeessed
Lamb BoIero jacket, l47,o0
! NoturoI Josuer Joeket.
e7.oo
4 Dyed Mouton Processed
Lamb jackets 1900
z Bleoehed White Fox Boos,
I24.0o
! BIeoehed White Fox Mutt.
34.oo
! Dyed Sheored Beaver Mutt,
24.00
! NoturoI Lynx Mutt, 24.oo
! Natural Josuor Mutt,
z4.0o
Fur products labeled to show
country of origin Of imported
furs. Please add 1920 Fed
erol tax.
WGL-Fur Scion, Bird Floor,
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Sportsweor Priced
Low for Clearance

6 Tunie Tops, striped wool. Less
than V price 1000
80 Topered Stacks, wool pIoids,
stripes and muted prints Were
1875 to $500 100 TO 1900
so Skirts, woods and wool blends
labeled for fabric content, royons,
nyIons ond ocetotes. In group, pois-
To-, orin4e ~lnids. tweeds and dark
coIors. 1918. Were 500 to % e5.
400 to 200
20 Leather Joekets. fingertip or
short. White, red, blue and black
in group. Were 1875 TO $500,
400 to 1890
10 Cor coots, group includes clear
color and tweed woods, brushed
woods and feIts. Were 1875 TO
1926 1900 to $500
$50 BIouses, cottons, silks, brocodes
ulO IOyOHS w group SOOO CVOlCS
sizes and coIors. 3o-38 in lot. Were
4.e9 to 1875 800 to 500
100 Fur Blend Sweaters Iobeed for
fabric content. PulI-ons, .cordieons
and novelties, some with rhinestone
buttons. Red and gold in group.
Were 1926 to l4.o5 900
IS Bulky Sweaters, wool with mo-
hoir-type loops. White, rhinestone
outtoned Were 1875 100
so Wool Sweaters, compus-type
cordleons and puII-on styles, crew
necks. Rust, red, gold and eroy.
Were 7.oo and 500 500
so Bulky Sweaters, wool and wool
end nylon mixtures, pull-ons and
cordigons. In eroun. red, blue,
900 to 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Remnonts-Mondoy Only
Maternity Wear
Vas $50 - m
and 1925 e.

l7Meiernity BIouses with short and
"a sleeves. White and checks in
broken sizes.
IS Maternity Shorts in short and
Jomoico lengths. Cotton checks ond
solids m broken sizes. Were 3 so
and 400 soc
5 Cotton Skirts in checks, sizes 8
and 10 Were 4.99 soc
WGl-Moternity Shop, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Special Purchase Winter Coots
Ago.

81 foshon eoots in Strooek wool weeds Arzelo plush
wooens and glossy block wooens. Cape collar wrup
and button styles, warmly wool interlined.
WGL-Coots, Bird Floor
:. selections OF Chevy Chose, Corners
and AIeNondio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Clearance Designer Fashions
Much Reduced

Beautiful high fashions from Chandelier Room at prices
much much less than earlier the Choose savings
from wOos rayon eePes and winter eOttcn including few
Also selection Of late day dresses and orno in
royonoeed silk satin silk crepe, silk PeOu de sOie oee
broeode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Clearance Coots
and Suits
5th Floor

40 coets. woods ond wool blends
labeled for fabric content. Good
choice OF styles and coIors. Less
than v price 1000
IS Suits, wool and ocetote- royon
blends. Broken sizes and colors.
Were 25,95 and much more, 1900
WGL-Foshon 5th Coot and Suit
Shop, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Sove on Paradise 4B
SompIe Shoes
Regularly 1923 to 1923

SSutPHS @stOS9
Regularly 1923 to 1923
$50 Pos many styles both high and medium heels Dress
street and evening pumps and sondols.
WGL-The Shoe Center End Floor
oIso Chevy Chose and Corners
Fomous Name Fashion Shoes
Reduced " and More
200 to 1870
255 Pcrs pumps and sondas both high and mid heels Sve
" and more. -------------------------- 1900
Washington Store Only
$50 Pairs hiqh fashion high heel pumps, medium heel pumps
and ties Were 695 and more 1884, 900
Woshinqton Store and Chevy Chase
ESQ Pors medium and low heel pumps and hes Sove V and
100
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The above group includes many one-oo-knd styles not
all sizes in every style but wide range Of sizes Reptiles
suede patent and cofskn in the group many the
group.
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branch indicated above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Save More thon "a
on Misses Dresses

Exceptional savings for you this clearance OF dresses for
and into spring. In group, silk foIIes, woods and
Toyon blends prints and eeoT ecors Some eoekto and
evening dresses in group.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Suits, "a Price

Choose from leading foll-winter
styles from our regular stock. All
wool. Save "a TO much more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Women's Dress Clearance
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prints royon erepes and royon and acetate erepes Casual
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Importont Savings
From Our
Housewares Center

800 Appliance Covers, 2 discon-
tinued potterns, for toosters, woffIe
irons, etc Were Zoe to $50,
29e TO s9e
90 LoIy Susons. Were 1926 4.sS
100 Voter Pitchers. Were LOO, soc
IS AIuirum 6rotsrs, were 495,
$50
10 Coke Pan Sets. Were LOO, 44e
40 Adjustable Hot Plate Pods. alum
mum. Were ! 90 z for 100
% Stos Handled Carving Sets, 3
pieces. Were l4.o5 7.99
10 Steak Knife Sets, 6 pieces. Were
9.98 - 4.ss
II Msiehins 3-Pieee Carving Sets.
Were 9.98 4.99
"a Stock Knife Sets, bone handles.
Were 1925 $50
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