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Smyrna times., 1960-06-30

of Sid Silver, the reporter in
"Compulsion."
Jeanette Williams will take
the part of Abigail Williams,
Proctor's chief opponent and
chief among the girls who de-
nounce their fellow townspeo-
pie for witchcraft. Miss Will
liams has performed at the Mar
go Jones Theatre and the Dali
as Courtyard Theatre in her ma
tive state of Texas in such roles
as Jessica in "The Merchant of
Venice" and Antoinette in 'The
Wisteria Trees" She was a fin
alist in Otto Preminger's nation
wide hunt for young actress
to play St. Joan.
The theatre box office phone
SY 1886 is open for reserva-
tions Monday through Saturday
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30
Zwaanendael Set
For Busy Fourth

The Zwaanendael Mus e u m
with refinished floors, shining
cases, and changes of exhibits,
is already receiving many sum-
mer tourists and vacation groups;
and will be open to visitors
from 1890 to $50 p. m. on
Monday, July 4th. School groups
from all over Delaware and
nearby Maryland have included
the museum in their historic
tours at the end of the school
term. Sea Girl Scouts, Mariner
No. 81, 'The Golden Sharks, F"
from Wilmington, stopped for a
"see' during their excursion to
local beaches. Exchange stud
ents in Delaware, including boys
and girls from Sweden, Africa,
Norway, France, Switzerland,
Indonesia, Germany and Belg-
ium, were introduced to the
early history of Delaware when
they were entertained locally
last week; and the Delaware
Daughters of the American Rev.
olution enjoyed the recent mu-
scum arrangement of items per-
tanning to Col. David Hall and
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, when they were in
Lewes at the luncheon and tea
sponsored by the Col. David
Hall Chapter. Exhibits current
lly on display include U. S. coins
collected by H. Edward Maull
of Lewes and Georgetown. AL
though the museum had space
for only a small part of Mr.
MaulPs collection, which ne
started when a boy, the exhibit
has attracted considerable at
tention and has been enjoyed
equally by children and adults
The regular visiting hours OF
the museum are weekdays, Tues
days through Saturdays, from
1000 a. m. to $50 p. M; Sun
days and holidays, from 1890
to $50 p. M, and closed on
Mondays when not a holiday.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30
Water Safety Tips
Offered to Skiers

Six million Americans going
| plish-plash-and often flip-fop
lin the water.
That's the picture as a ma
ton of waterx skiers nonchal-
antly skins over miles and miles
of waterways-or tries to, at
least.
Little information is available
on what happens when a water
skier is unsuccessful in his at
tempts to remain upright, since
reporting of mishaps on water
Americas new-found playground
lis far from complete.
While the facts on water ski
ing accidents may not be handy,
you can find plenty of informa-
ton on the art of skiing in
summer.
From the National Safety
Council, for example, come these
tips for skiing fun:
l. Don't ski if you can't
swim.
2, Don't ski at night, in
rough water or in shallow or
unknown waters.
3. Don't ski near swimmers,
docks or other distractions.
4. Don't ski with an mex
perienced boat operator. Make
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30
Citizens Are Asked to Cooperate
With National Guard Training

With Delaware's Army Ma
tional Guard units about to be-
gin six weeks of field training
in Sussex County this weekend,
Maj. Gen. Joseph ]. Scannell,
state adjutant general, asked for
public understanding of possible
inconvenience to motorists that
may occur.
The l4lst Ordnance Company
unit, which trains weekly at the
Allan McLane Armory here, will
depart for the Bethany Beach
field training site July 80, and
will remain at the downstate
camp until August l3. Capt.
Richard G. Silver will command
the Smyrna unit.
''This year we are emphasiz-
ing realistic combat-type train
ing" General Scannell said.
During the first week of each
two-week training period, units
will be making tactical motor
marches to a number of points
in Sussex County.
"The stats that planned these
maneuvers have done everything
possible to hold down interfer-
ence with civilian traffic. How
ever, first priority had to be
given to effective training, SO
occasionally some motorists may
experience short delays or in
convenience.
The adjutant general explain
ed that each unit has only two
weeks a year for field training,
and large number of training
problems must be crowded into
this short period if the units are
to be combat-ready at all times.
81 am con fl d e n t." General
Scannell said, ''that when peo-
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30

sure an extra person is in the
boat to keep an eye on the
skier.
5. Never wrap a tow rope
around your body. If you start
to fall, throw the tow line clear
of yourself.
6. Always approach the shore
at an angle-never straight in.
If you fall, the experts ad-
wise:
l. Stay with your skis
they'll help keep you afloat.
2. Raise your hand to signal
the boat operator of your plight.
3. In congested waters, raise
a ski so other boats will see
you.
The experts also say that con-
sideration for others and safety
consciousness 60 long way to-
ward preventing water acci-
dents.
Were not trying to be wet
blankets about water skiing" "
said Ralph Kuhli, the National
Safety Councils director of pub
lie safety. 1--WE want you to
have fun. We just want you
to stay alive and healthy to
enjoy it,"
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30
Fans Part in Religious Work

During the Middle ages in
Europe, fans played an import
ant part in religion. They were
waved over the priests head
while they said mass to keep
away the flies which represent
ed the devil. Later, fans were
supposed to yield divine influ-
ence, their to-and-fro movement
symbolizing the wing of the
seraphims.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30

pie realize how important this
training is-not only for nation
al defense, but also if the Guard
is to be ready for action in
State emergencies like floods,
snowstorms and other disasters
they will bear with us through
any inconvenience they may
experience. l can assure them
that everything possible has
been done to hold interference
with civilian traffic to a mini
num-"
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30

tailed an even 1000, an increase
of 48. while tractor registrations
were 383, an increase of % and
motorcycle registrations totaled
752, an increase of "a. There
were 10 stock car registrations,
an increase of 7.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30

the summer camp, he will, be
eligible for commissioning as a
Second Lieutenant in the United
States Army Reserve upon his
graduation from College of Will
liam and Mary.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-30


IN the
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weekly the YouthCe here
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1960-05-30

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Fishing Center
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NEW LOCATION FOR SPECIAL ORDER DESK II
Ill facilities
and ukra
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Infants LifeIon
Underwear Reduced

A blend Of $50 Doeron polyester
with $500 cotton.
20 Short-SIeeved SIip-over Shirts
with diaper. topes. | to z year
sizes. Comparable value co. 7se
Is Sleeveless Vests with doper
topes. Comparable voues 75c. 65e
IS Kimonos with Snap Fasteners,
posteI trim, loyette size. Conporo-
BILE value ZOO. l.5o
20 Gowns with mitten sleeves and
drowstring bottoms, Ioyette size
Comparable value 2.25. l.se
80 Boys Hats in cotton, brin and
visor styles. Less than v conporo-
Bile voIue 95e
IS Boys Hats, cotton, including
some styles visors in blue. 95e
20 Sleeveless Dresses, white with
posteI trim. Broken sizes. Compor-
able voue 500. 5.9s
IS Dress Sets with slip and panty.
Pink or blue checks. Broken sizes.
Comparable value 500. s.S7
20 Cool Cotton Sundresses, posteIs.
Comparable value 2.o9. l.99
IS Sleeveless Dresses, pinofore and
toIored styles. Blue or gold and
white checks with white cotton or
Candy pinofores. Also pink cotton
cords. Broken sizes. Comparable VOL
ue 6.o9. 4.9o
20 Imported Sunsuits for girls, pos
tells. Comparable value 4.99. 2.9e
80 Sunsuits for boys, good choice
styles and eoIors. Less thon v
comparable value. 95e
WGL-Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18

Reductions

80 skirts in cotton and royon
blends. PIeoted or slim; cIeor COL
ors and potterns. Comparable volues
7oo 10 500. 500
IS Skirts in linen, Docron polyester
ond cotton or cotton chino. Light
ond dork coIors. Comparable voIues
1895 to l4.e5. 100
10 Shirts in cotton or Docron and
cotton. Light ond dark coIors and
prints. Scoop neck and collar styles;
sleeveless and roll sleeve. Compor-
able values $50 TO 7.99. 400
II Cotton Shorts, small prints in
white on block. Comparable value
o.9o. 500
As Cotton Swim Suits. piece in
ooiIy coIored Howoiion prints. Com
parable values 1926 and l4.95.
500
so Cotton co-ordinotes in brown
ond white tiger prints. Sleeveless
shirts, less than u comparable
voIue.. 800
Bermuda Shorts and short -seeved
Shirts, comparable value 79o. 400
Full Skirts, comparable voIue ll.95.
500
s5 Bulky Knit cerdisons Of Orion
ocryIic. Clear colors ond horizontal
stripes. Comparable value ll95.
500
IS Cotton Cor Coots, popIn or crlc-
ket cloth. Green, gold or ton. Com
porobIe voIue l,95. 500
40 Leather Joekets with hoIf belt
or sosh. White or posteI. Compor-
obIe value 26.e5. 1900
WGL-Sportsweor, 5rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Toy Store Sovinqs

II Wodins Pools, rigid frame, 6'x
6'xl2". Comparable 1898. s.ss
7 Surf Riding Mattresses. Compare
bic value 499. 800
3 Boby Dolls, fully jointed with hat
and dress. Comparable value 1913.
4.9s
10 Tennis Rockets, fine for begin
ners. Comparable value sos. 3.9s
9 H.o. Admit Troin Engines. Conn.,
poroble value 6o5. 4.S8
10 Gym Sets, lawn swing combino-
tions, can be used os one unit or
separately Comparable value 44eO.
1893
WGl-The Toy Store. 6th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Fomous-Make GirdIes
And Panty GirdIes

GirdIes and Ponty Girdles Of royon,
nyon, cotton ond rubber; front
ond back panels. Comparable value
7.95. sos
Hi-Top GirdIes with side Upper
Some with side panels os we'll os
front and back poneIs; royon ond
cotton. Comparable values l2.50
and $500. 7.9S end 9.sS
WGL-Corsets and Bros, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Fomous-Moker
Nurses Uniforms

Group Of nurses uniforms, white in
wosh and wear 1000 Doeron poly
ester. Junior and misses sizes.
IS, comparable voIue 90. 500
80, comparable value 300. 800
II, comparable value 800. l.oo
80 Serving Maids NyIon Uniforms,
long sleeves. Black, eroy or wine.
Misses sizes. Not oil sizes in oil
coIors. Comparable value | 500
1000
WGL-Unforns and Aprons,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Remnonts-FTdoy Only
500 and More
Sovines From
Our Comero
Department

Il Pre-reeorded z and 4
Troek Stereo Topes. Jozz,
populor, ond classical. COM
porobIe value o.e5 and 1895.
ZOO and 500
I Grundis "Niki" Portable
Tope Recorder, imported from
West Germony. Comparable
value 1895 32.oo
z Boia Movie Editors with
large viewing screen. Compor-
able value 1925. 1000
7 Pairs Of BinoeuIors with
cese. Comparable value
27.e5. 1900
I Rowi Copying Stend, made
in West Germany. Compor-
able voIue 1895. 1000
] New Weston III Exposure
Meter with cose. Comparable
value 1886. 1900
! contaflex Alpho 55mm
Single Lens Reflex comero
with Case. Plus Carl Zeiss
wide onsie lens with eose.
Comparable value 1885
1000
I Revere 40" Mesoxine
Lood Movie csmero. Compor-
able value 59.95. 1900
I Fujies 3smm Model Sc,
f2.s Lens with cose. Compor-
able value 1895. 5000
! De Jur 3-Iens Turret Movie
cemere. Comparable voIue
1895. 1000
! Summit Adding Machine.
Comparable voIue 1895. 500
! Rowi Pointer FIoshIisht with
focusing to point out things
Of interest when projecting
slides or movies. Comparable
value 9.95. 400
40 Yenkee TDc Slide Treys,
AGE
WGL-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Misses Goats and
Suits Reduced

IS summerweisht Silk Goats in
black; Sis. Comparable volue
30 o5 1900
so Spring Wool Coats, full length,
solids ond tweeds in group. Toost,
navy, coral, white and royal. Com.
porobIe voIue 4o95. $500
40 Wool Toppers, posteIs. Assorted
STYLES and sizes. Comparable volues
% and 1895. 100 and $500
80 Famous Moke Summer Suits
woshobIe Docron polyester and
royon; assorted styles and eolors.
Comparable value $500. 1900
WGL-Misses' Coots and Suits.
3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
From Our
Gift Shop

10 White Wrought Iron To-
bles, glass tops, nest of three.
Comparable value 1925.
1888
10 Round MorbIe Top TebIes,
black wrought iron stonds.
Comparable value 1925. 1888
6 Vinegar and Oil cruets,
bross with locquer finish.
Comparable value SOS. ZOO
IS Venetion Glass Vsses.
Comparable value 5.99. i.e9
10 Covered IndividueI cosser-
oles. Brittony imported from
Scotland. Comparable value
2.95. 100
3 Leof Wicker Baskets. For
breod and rolls. Comparable
value SOS. l.ss
5 Cocktail Blenders, Bon Vi
vont". 3 blends. Comparable
VoIue 7.95. l.So
so Portuguese opoIins Milk
glass Tumblers, 5 ond 10
oun ces. c onporobIe voIue
so. see
WGL-The Gift Shop,
7th floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Rodio-Phonoeroph
Specials
FLOOR SAMPLES

FLOOR SAMPLES
! Emerson s-Tronsistor Portable
Rodio. 24.sS
| RcA Victor Trensistor Portable
Redio, carrying cose, eorphones.
1888
I Zenith Tronsistor Portfolio Radio.
in green only. 24.8S
| Generoi Electric TFonsistoF Port
obIe Rodio. 1888
4 RcA Victor Tronsistor Portable
Rodios. zl.88
6 Hoffmon "SoIoF" Powered TFon-
sistor Rodios. 1888
Zenith cIoek-Rodio, tronsistor.
$3.50
I Emerson AM-EM Stereo TabIe
Radio with matching speakers. 1888
z RcA Victor AMIN Table Model
Tuners. 47.s5
z Zenith TebIe Model Rcdios in
pink and charcoal. 1888
] Zenith TobIs Model Rodio in
ebony finish, large speaker. 1888
Zenith Clock Radio with alarm,
in charcoal. 1888
WGL-Rodio, TeIevision, Stereo,
Record Center, st Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Weekend
Food Special
cs%';;c''e ssi:: ;;c 29e

Fournier's New Spieed Watermelon
Rind Preserves. pound jar.
Potriot Brond Extro-Rich Ice cream.
Mony fIovors to choose from. Com
parable value 90c. Quart --7ee
W5l-Food Shop, lst Floor,
North Building;
oIso Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Dritz Yorn
Clearance

500 l-ounes Skeins Dritx Yerns,
looeo wool, motehed dye lots, wide
color range.
3 Skeins. Comparable value | IS.
100
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Special Purchase
Dark Cotton Prints
Comparable value ION
I.69 yard yd.

A'o7 y"F1 yd.
l.soo ycrds Town and Country cot
ton satin London Derry prints,
eombed cotton, washable and
e'eose-resistont. New designs in
rich foil eolorinss. ideeI for beck TO
school ond tronsition fashions,
Blues, reds, colds, toupe and
green backgrounds. 3e" wide
W6l-Foshio Fobrics, 8th Floor:
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Coffee Table and
Flotwore Chest, 1000

] Chests, use as coffee tobIe, sliding
top opens for handy fIotwore stor-
nse chest. Mohosony finish, black
legs. Comp. voIue 1000, 1000.
81 Sterling Silver SoIt and Pepper
Sets. Comparable value l7.5O to
22,Oo. 800 to 1900
Please odd 1919 Federal Tox
WGL-The Silver Room, st Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Sovings on
Art NeedIework

z Model NeedIepoint Side
choirs. mahogany finish, blue
or gold. Comparable voIue
$500. 27.50
5 Poi's Model Cotton Pillow
Cases, i embroidered, !
stamped. Comparable value
800. 500
3 Peirs Model Cotton Pillow
Cases, | embroidered, |
stomped. Comparable value
600. $50
| Model Knitted Swoesev
Seorf. 1000 wool, blue. Com
porobIe value 300. 500
5 Stomped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, scoIIoped edge, loop
stitch Iesion. | 80" round.
Comparable voIue $40, $50;
q 90" round. Comparable vo-
ue 1913. 7.so
! Set Of 6 keedIepoint Choir
Seats, 23x23" design gross
point finish. Comparable value
Y. 100. 1850
! Model Cotton Crib Cover,
white with cross stitch en-
broideY. Comparable Fue
5000. 1000
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18

145 Dresses Of Imported, hand
screened, Botik print cotton. Full
skirts, rich coorlnes; sizes 8-l8.
Comparable voIue $500. l2.95
WGL-CosuoI Sportsweor, 3rd Floor,
oIso Chevy Chose, Wheaton Pozo,
I Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Sove on BIouses

$50 Cotton Print Blouses, sleeveless
styles. 32-3S. Comparable va lue
800, l.s9
$50 BIouses OF cotton, Docron poly
ester, ArneI Triocetote and Docron
and cotton. 81 36. Comparable
voIues 500 to 7.99. 400
WGL-Neckweor and BIouses
st Floor: oIso Chevy Chase
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Clearance
Foshion Fobries
Including a Few
Discontinued Designs
n m

Discontinued Designs
TOO yord
Comparable values I.59
to 1873 and more
5000 yords from famous mills and
textile designers. Fobrie content es
morked but group includes snort
eottons, Doeron poIyester and cot
ton blends and royon and eeetote
combinations. In the selection, in
addition to many one Of kind
pieces: Losontex pique prints and
novelty weoves; Hope SkiIIman
novelty cotton; VIM. Anderson cot
ton sotin ponel prints. Burlington
and Ameritex novelty suitins checks
and Alfred Shoheen discontinued
design Hawaiion prints.
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Casual Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Group Of dresses, suits ond knits;
some eulotta dresses included. Fob
ries Gre pure silks. ooeron poIyester
and cotton, Foyons, eottons and
Orion oeEYIie. Sizes $40.
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Sove H on
Fine Summer
Furniture

Bunting Aluminium Furniture
IS Folding Chairs, turquoise or yell
low webbing. Comparable voIue
1895. 7.e5
10 Glider Settees with turquoise or
yellow webbing. Comparable value
1895. 1925
10 FuII-Si1e Lounge Chairs to
match. Comparable value 1896.
e.ss
10 Lown Chairs to match. Conpor-
obie value 1925. 6.e5
Group Of Summer Furniture,
all e-ond-two- -of-o-kind. A
varied selection, all by famous
makers. y to u off
LoWnIite Aluminium Furniture
II Spring cheirs with turquoise
webbing. Comparable value l1.95.
7.e5
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor;
olso Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo,
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-18


General Electric Portable Grille the flavor of
steel, hood removes for easy cleaning 1899
Lady Dover Steam and Dry Iron
Bucio Viny Coated Royon Table Cloths
2s9 to 759
tn O Chevy hoon Poo ud7 Corners
StockVoy tables pattern black
Handy Andy Door Mirror 6Ox6 includes
W6L-Hone~ots and 7
Cannon White Perco Sheets Comparable for $40
F1emtched Percoe Continental pillows 6o8
W6lBOnet che onJ Corners
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Juniors Skirts
At Greet Savings
Comparable
paiue 500

cS%1S's5'' Ss2"e s.s5 500
200 in white, pleoted Arnel trieee-
tote. Washable and hip-stitehed.
Meny In proportioned lengths. Sizes
Sis in group.
100 Bothins Suits in good ossort-
ment Of coIors and styles. us in
group. Labeled for fobric content.
Comparable value 1895 and l4.95,
500 to 500
WGL-Junors' Sportsweor.
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Gorden Shop
Savings

; Sunbeam Electric Reel Mowers,
20" model E30O. Comparable value
1895. e5.es
3 Sunbeam Il" Gas Rotary Mowers,
G45O. Comparable voIue 1895.
5s.ss
z Sunbeom 20" Cos Reel Movers,
$500. Comparable voIue 1895.
1895
ia" Atkins Rotary Mowers.
Comparable value o9.o5. $500
3 Atkins Rotory Mowers, 24SP.
Comparable value 74.e5. 1926
s Atkins Rotary Mowers, FA2l.
Comparable value 5oo5. $500
6 Hose Reels. Comparable volue
8.e5. 5.e9
4 5-in-l Lodders. Comparable voIue
ll.o5. 3.e5
l2-s-Pieee Garden Sets. Comp
orobIe value 500. z.99
WGL-The Gorden Shop,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Record Department
Specials

8 Record corFyins coses for As rpm
Records. Comparable value 3.25.
1853
4 Leather Like Record Carrying
ceses for LPs. Comparable value
6.95. 3.68
Hi-Fi Long Playing Records. sse
MGM Lion Long Playing Records.
Lac
W6L-Rodio, TeIevision, Stereo,
Record Center, lst Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Silver Room FIotweor
SiIverpIoted FIotwore
Set Sovinss

! 56-Pieee Set in chest. Silver Fosh-
ion pottern. Com porobIe Value
l25.O0 $500
58-Pieee Set in chest; Silver Flow
er pottern. Comparable value 5000.
5000
56-Pieee Set in chest; Wood Sonq
pottern. Comparable value l25.O0.
$500
] 5l-Pieee Set in chest. Remem-
bronce pottern. Comparable voIue
oO.OO. $500
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Breeze-AII
Portable Fans
34.'s

Three speed, electric thermostot con-
troll. Two speed, roll ground stond,
top mounted rotary switch.
WGL-SnoII Appliances, 3rd Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Paint Clearance

II GaIIons Martin Senour EnomeI
Point, | gallon, comparable value
7.8S. 4.95
81 Quorts Martin Senour EnemeI
Point. | quart, comparable value
$50. l.60
WGL-Housewores Center,
3rd Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Remnonts-Fndoy Only
Boys Apparel

le Poirs Deck Points, cotton
denim in gold or olive. Broken
sizes 6, 10 and II. Com
parable voIue 4.e8. 1888
81 Boot Neck Sport Shirts,
to motch above deck pants;
olive and gold denim. Broken
sizes 6 to u Comparable
value 3.o8. 1888
81 Gosliehter Sport Shirts,
the oId-tine novelty eosIieht-
er sport shirt. Broken sizes 8
to 20. Comparable voIue 3.o9.
l.5s
II Cord SIoeks, stripe cotton
seersucker. BIue-oroy shode.
Sizes 6 and II. Comparable
value 5.e8. 2.5s
II keutieoI Sets, horizontal
stripe, boat neck shirt with
solid color points. Size ! z only.
Comparable value 4.4o. l.ss
WGL-The Boys Store,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Blouses

BIouses
Comparable values 700
9.95 to 1925 n
S. BIouses, cotton and IobeIsd syn
thetie fobFies. Sleeveless or short
sleeved. Solid coIors. 3o-3s.
WGL-BIouses, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Sterling Silver FIotware

z 3z-Pieee Sets in chests; SiIhou-
cite pattern by International Silver.
Comparable VoIue l95.07. lee.oo
Evening star., 1960-08-18
Weekend Candy
Special
Assorted Fruit SIi,:es
6oe

Comparable vaiue 89c
WGL-Condies and Confectioneries,
lst Floor; oIso Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1960-10-09
.ADELPHI

Just think, for only $3.50 down, total
price only $13,500, for this charming
3-bedrm. rambler.
WARMTH N COMFORT"
Ideal location, close to schools; with
large fenced yard.
DIRECTIONS: Out Riggs I'd. to Quebec
street and left to 20l0.
HILLANDALE FOREST
Elegant, 66 it,, brick and stone
rambler with garage, bedrms. plus
den and fabulous Florida sun rm.
PARTY HOUSE"
Full walk-out bSmt. with dazzling
rec. rm., u bath and maids rm;
lge. treed lot.
der Mill I'd. and right to cool.
BURNT MILLS KNOLLS
Walk to bus, schools, shops and
MOL from this spacious, 3-bedrm.,
air-conditioned brick rambler.
REDUCED TO SELL"
Formal din. rm., huge de luxe kit,
liv. rm. with f1repl., full walk-out
bsnt.; exceptionally lge. fenced lot.
DIRECTIONS: Out N Hamp. ave- to
SCHNEIDER dr. and left to Blossom lane
and left to 10701.
ROCKVILLE
Rambler, with bedrms., full bsmt.;
fenced lot with trees. Walking dis
tance to schools and bus.
DON'T WAIT, COME SEE"
Only $13,500, with $3.50 down and
low monthly payments.
DIRECTIONS: West on Viers Mill I'd.
past Twinbrook shopping center TO our
Open Sign at 1929 Viers Mill road.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
10. $1,000
SUNDAY, 2-e
SILVER SPRING

Prime Montgomery Knolls location;
first offering on this beautiful, s.
bedrm., 1la-bath brick rambler.
FIRST CHANCE"
Don't miss it. Sep. din. rm., kit.
with breakfast bar, full walk-out
bsmt. with lovely rec. rm.; red
wood fenced yard. Near all con-
veniences. Priced for quick sale.
dr. turn left on Linton st. to 91oi.
HILLANDALE
Brand-new, custom built, prestige,
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler;
huge liv. rm. with raised-hearth
f1repl., formal din. rm., de luxe
fully equip GE kit.
SPACE PLUS QUALITY"
Ground-level bsmt. with sliding
glass doors to patio and treed lot.
Excellent financing avail. TRADE
UP"
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hsmp. ave. to
Cresthaven DR.: and left to La Grande and
EbhI 10 baIsCoh lane anu leLI 70 1VoV4'
LANGLEY PARK
Just listed; only $16,950; 3-bedrm.,
red brick rambler, with fully equip.
GE kit, liv. rm. with firepl., and
wall-to-wall carpet.
BEST BUY IN AREA"
Full walk-out bsmt. with rec. rrn.:
huge Anchor fenced yard with off,
street parking.
DIRECTIONS: Out N. Hamp. ave. to
Merrimack DIR and right to Keokee st. and
right to 1927 Keokee Court.