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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Trents Mill

Jan. 70 Sunday and Monday
were wet days but the weather
didn't stop people from attend
ing church and other activities.
We were sorry TO hear that
Miss Phyllis Ownby had 10 be Ia
ken 10 the hospital. We hope
she viii soon be restored to
health 50 She can return home
and school.
Mrs. Edward TudginS has re
turned from the Soutllslde COM
lnunltv hospital, and is llnproY-
ing at home.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ S Jones en-
tertalned for supper Sunday
night Mr. and Mrs. H. g. WIKI
lnSon and daughter. Sarah
Adams. Of Bon Air. MIR. and
Mrs. Morris Keller and children.
and Miss Gay Gillian. Other
callers in the Jones home were
Mrs. Walter Davidson. Herman
spr,nger, Mrs.. Annie Miner aud
sen.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-01-20
Mrs. Covington
Guest Of Honor
At Shower

HIXBURG. Jan. 10 - Mrs. E.
A. Covirgton and Mrs. Kenneth
Doss entertained Saturday eve
ming at shower at the Coving-
ton home in honor of Mrs. Robert
Walker Covington, Jr., a recent
bride.
Mrs. Covington is the former
Margie Ann Childress. of Pamp-
lin. Her marriage to Mr.. Coving-
ton took place on January Z.
Arrangements Of spring flowers
decorated the rooms, and the re-
freshments reflected the bridal
theme.
Present, in addition to the hos
tesses and honoree. we're Mrs.
Daniel Thomas, mother of the
bride; Mrs. Covington, mother of
the groom: Mrs. Joel Cawthorn
Mrs. Marie Carwile, Mrs. Luther
Nash, Mrs. James Rosser, Mrs.
Edward Webb, Mrs. C. w. Bald
win, Mrs. Jim Carson. Mrs. Wal
ter Carson. Mrs. R. R. Young,
Mrs. Ernest Rogers, Mrs. Fannie
Tillery, Mrs. c. S. Rosser, Mrs.
Edwin Fore. Mrs. Henry Coving-
ton, Mrs. John Wilson Xix, Mrs.
William Hix Mrs. Rob Martin,
and Miss Mary Frances Coin,
Miss Linda Slayer, Miss Estelle
Covington and Miss Eloise Ros-
ser.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
AS you may recall, l was
Shaw High Schools foreign ex-
change student over the last
school year, 1960-61. My stay
in East Cleveland from Sept,
1860, until Aug, 1861, was the
finest year in my life, without a
doubt. / cannot express my
great appreciation to the won
derful community of Ea $ t
Cleveland in mere words. l
only hope my actions were
such to show my sincere graft
tude to the people of East
Cleveland. | would be most
appreciative to you if you
could publicly print my thanks
to the people of East Cleveland
for everything that they did for
me during my stay. East Cleve-
land is a magnificent COM
munity; one which every citizen
should be proud Of.
During my stay which,
although a year, seemed all too
short - / had many interest
ing experiences, made many
fine friends and. formed some
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
Campus News

Alan Alexander, 2025 Lee
blvd, entered Ohio State Med
ical College in September, hav-
ing completed his premedical
work at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity in June, 1861. While at
o. w. U. Alan was a member
of the A Capella Choir. and
served as choir manager during
his senior year. He was also a
member of o. D. K, honorary
leadership fraternity, Circle K
Club, and Chi Phi social frater-
nifty.
He served as executive Vice
President of the Interfraternity
Council during his senior year.
During the past five summers
he has been employed in the an
esthesiology department of the
Cleveland Clinic. AL was a mem
Der of the class Of 1857 at Shaw
HIGH.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
AbOut
PE(]PLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman A. Dav-
idson, 1887 Knowles ST., have
returned from Fostoria, o..
where they were called to at
tend funeral services for Mrs.
Davidson's sister, Mrs. Linden
E. Brooks.
Mrs. Jack Grood, the former
Mildred E. Wolf, a native of
Cleveland and a graduate of
Collinwood High School was
named Director of Kleinnhaus
Music Hall of Buffalo, NY.
She is a graduate of East
man School Of Music Of Roches-
ter and holds Bachelor and
Performer Degrees.
Her mother is Mrs. C.. A.
Neibert of Cleveland Heights.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Lodi j. Mandel, ,
of Apothecary Hill, Fowlers
Mill rd., Fowlers Mill, O., form
erly of 1921 Nottingham rd.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Virginia to
David W. Stinson. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. James Stin-
son of 2594S Highland rd., Rich
mond Heights.
Virginia, presently on the fac
ulty of Euclid Shore Junior High
School, is a graduate of Beau
mont School for Girls and of
Notre Dame College for Women.
David is a John Carroll Univer-
sity graduate.
A spring wedding is being
planned.
Cchoub;uf Co1dnon
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. David Schonh-
tut, 3095 Meadowbrook blvd.
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Evelyn to Ger
aid Goldman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Goldman, 1864 North
Taylor I'd.
An April wedding is being
planned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
New Zealand Student
Sends Back Note Of
Thanks For Favors

new and mature opinions. /
would like very much to share
these experiences, thoughts and
opinions with the people who
made them all possible. How
would you consider the idea of
my writing a series of articles
for your excellent newspaper ?
AS / have been home two weeks,
/ have a more balanced and
complete picture of my year,
and I feel that the people of
East Cleveland deserve to hear
my opinions, experiences and
thanks. l would be very happy
20 write these artirles for you,
if this plan would meet your
approval.
/ would also like to thank you
and your newspaper for the ex-
cellent publicity and support
you gave the American Field
Service Program, an organiza-
tion worthy of such support.
My kindest regards to all
the members Of your staff.
Goodbye to you all from New
Zealand.
Very sincerely,
Warwick Gendal,
68 Totara Crescent
Lower Hutt, Wellington
New Zealand
EDITORS NOTE: Rest
assured that the Leader will
take Warwick up on his offer
to write US on his opinions
and experiences involving
East Cleveland.)
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
Service News

Russell N. Baker, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth N. Baker
Of 1924 East 145th ST., COM
pleted recruit training, Sept.
9th, at the Naval Training Gen.
ter, Great Lakes, III.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
M&Mg4 and
engagements
Fraser Alexander

Lynne Carol Alexander
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam T. Alexander, 1900 Grin
oco ave. became the bride O..
David Robert Fraser, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Robert Fraser, 954
Dresden rd. on Saturday, Sept.
End at Faith United Church of
ChristRev. Douglas Fletcher Of
ficiated at the 2;;30 p. m. service.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

Given in marriage by her ia
ther, the bride wore a silk or
ganza gown with a scalloped
neckline, fitted bodice and bouf-
FAINT skirt which ended in a cha
pei train. Chantilly lace covered
the bodice and appliques Of the
same lace were scattered at in
tervals on the skirt. She carried
a cascade of q white orchid,
white pompoms and stephanotis.
Lucille Alexander was maid of
honor and bridesmaids were
Phyllis Alexander and Joan
Fraser. They wore ballerina
length gowns of silk organza
with slim fitting bodices and
bouffant skirts, accented by sa-
tin roses in the back. The maid
of honor wore romance blue and
the bridesmaids wore powder
blue. All carried cascades of
yellow fuji NUNS and pompoms.
Attending the bridegroom as
best man was Thomas Reeves.
Ushers were William KonnertI
and David Moore.
Following the reception at the
East Cleveland YMCA the cou
pie left for trip to New Eng
land.
The bride, Shaw High grad
uate, attends Kent State Univ
ersity where she is a junior.
Mr.. Fraser, who also graduated
from Shaw, received his degree
from Wooster College in June.
McCutcheOn. Havener
Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Mrs. Clara Havener
and Mr.. Dana r. McCutcheon
at the Collinwood Methodist
Church Saturday evening, Sept.
10th at 7:30 p. m. with Rev. Ed
ward Griffith officiating.
After a reception in the
church parlors the couple left
for a trip through the East.
After October 1st they will be
at home at 22428 Fairlawn Cir
Gle, Fairview Park.
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Bedroom Coordinotes
l1 Rnvnn and Aeetate Redspreads,

IL Rayon and Acetate BedspFeadS,
tailored. Contemporary motif. Single;
s gold, ! rose, 4 beige. Double; !
rose. Comparable value 1875, S.96
s Poirs Of Droperies to notch bed
spreods above, 50" in rose. Com
poroble value 8.o5, 5.96
Cotton Chintz NonitY Skirts with
lavender roses on white ground.
Comparable value 1895, 1876
z Cotton SoiIeIoth BedspFeods, nou-
ticoI print top and gathered skirt
in blue. Single size. Comparable
value l4.95, $50
le Rsyon TaFFeto cooFdinotes,
floroI pattern; 4 Bedspreods:
single with blue on white and !
double with brown and melon on
white. Comparable VoIue l2.95,
z Poirs Of 90" Droperies. pink,
comparable value 8.95, S.96
I3 Vonity Skirts; 8 blue, 5 pink.
Comparable Volue E.95, 4.96
So Cotton chintx cooFdinates, floroI
print with quilted top on the bed
spreods. RuffIed style.
81 BedspFeads. Single size in
blue and Iioc and 5 in gold ond
green; double size-2o in blue ond
liIoc and 2 in gold and green. Com
porobIe value l4.e5, S.96
I3 PaiFs Of 36" Cote curteins, II
in blue and z in rose; comparable
value $50, 2.96
II volonees in blue; comparable
value .o5, LOG
81 chiIdren's CooFdinotes in cotton
einohom with poodle oppIiques.
l8 SinsIe-Size Bedspreods; 10 in
light blue, a dark blue and q green;
comparable value l2.95, 7.96
2S Poirs Of SO" Cote curtoins: 3
green, IS blue and 10 dark blue;
comparable value 3.98, 2.26
l6 VoIonees, comparable value
2.e8, i.e6
20 chiIdren's Novelty Bedspreods,
"Bondstond" motifs oppIiqued on
cotton: ~ red and 8 blue. Com
parable value 6.9e, 4.e6
WGL-Curtoins and Droperies,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Sportsweor Savings

zoo Pants end Shorts, cottons, cot
ton cords and drip-dy blends in
Vorious lengths. Clear coIors, prints
and stripes. Comparable voIues 5.99
TO 1925, 400
IS Pents and Shorts. famous makers,
Bermudos, pedoI pushers and slocks,
smooth or textured cottons, drip-dy
cotton blends. Clear colors ond pot
terms. Comparable VoIues 1925 and
more, 500
IS ArneI0 Trioeetote coOrdinotes,
rose and lime print. to) Short sleeve
overblouses. Comparable value
6.99, 500; (b) permanently pIeoted
skirts, comparable value 1925, 500
IS Hi-Stiteh Pleeted Skirts, wosh-
obIe royon and Docron9 polyester
blends, Gold, green, noVy. Compo-
roble voIue 7.9e, 500
IS Skirts, cottons and drip-dry cot
ton blends. Potterns and cleor coIors,
full ond slim styles. Comparable
values 6.95 to more than double,
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Clearance of Fine
Shrubs at the Chevy
Chose Gorden Shop

A wide selection Of first sFode
shrubs, oil reduced 5o0O. The group
includes juniper, Towering peach,
Norwoy meple, lick, canodion hem
lock and many Others.
WGL-The Gorden Shop,
Chevy Chose Store Only
Evening star., 1961-11-02
From ItoIy

81 Yards Hand-Sereened FIoFuI
Designs on blend Of 1929 wool,
3o9o fur fiber. Comparable value
1923. Yord 500
56 Yards Novelty Lame, silk ond
Cromflex metal. Comparable value
1898. Tord 1000
81 Yords All Silk Worp Print
BFoeode. Comparable value 1898.
Yord 800
Al Yards Silk Woven Designs.
Comparable value 1898.
Yord I 90
Il Yords Silk and Metal BrOe0des.
Comparable voIue 1895.
Yord 1900
From Switzerland
2s Yords Silk Broeode. Comparable
value 1895. Yard 1900
26 Yards Warp Print, silk and Benz
berg royon. Comparable value z .e5.
Yord l4.oo
s. Yords Silk BoueIe Suitins, dark
coIors. Comparable VoIue 1898.
Yord 500
81 Yards Woven Topestry, cotton.
Comparable voIue 6.98. Yord 400
IS YoFds Hond- Screened Silk Prints.
Comparable VoIue 8.98. Yord 500
81 Yords Broeode, royon and nyIon.
Comparable value 1898. Yord 500
9 Yards of Broeode, cotton, royon
and Lurex. Comparable value 9.98.
Yord 1900
IL Tords WGrp Prints, silk and
netolIic threod. Comparable value
1895. Yord 1900
IA Yords Warp Print, metoIIic and
silk. Comparable -Nolue 24.95.
Ycrd 1900
20 Yords Silk and Metal Sheer,
gold color and silver color. Com
porobIe value 1895. Yord 1000
ls Yords Silk Sotin with woven dot,
pink or turquoise. Comparable volue
1926. Yord 1000
W5L-Foshion Fobrics, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Big Sovinss from the
Nursery Corner
some discontinued
styles

some discontinued
styles
z3 Infants' 3-piees crowIeF Sets,
M, | and XL. Comparable voIue
IS orIonS AeryIie BIonkets. discon-
tinued style. Pink. Comparable value
more than double 2.99
discontinued styles Of CoTter's
Orion oeryIie Iayette items
los Kimonos in white, pink, moize
or ozure. Also white with pink, noize
or ozure trim. Comparable voIue
Ill InFunts' Short sleeve Shirts, with
tobs. comparable Volue 90, 59e
s. Snap front Gowns in white, pink,
moize or ozure. Comparable value
2.25, l.29
ST InFcnts' Sleeveless Shirts, COM
poroble value 89c, 4ee
l6 Two-piees Seeque Sets in pink or
moize. Comparable value more thon
double, Lao
73 Soeques in pink, moize and
ozure. Comparable Volue ! IS, 7Se
10 Short-sIeeve Shirts, doubIe-breost-
ed style in pink, maize or ozure.
Comparable value ] Is, 79e
2s Pairs Of Troinins Points, size |.
Comparable value Csc soc
Il9 Short-SIeevs Shirts, infonts'
sizes. Comparable volue 8oc, 4ee
80 Two-pieee Stretch Garments,
blue. Comparable volue 800, 2.2s
10 one-pisee Stretch Garments,
blue. Comparable value 399, 2.2s
nursery furniture
Edison Discontinued Crib, wox
birch. Comparable Volue more thon
double, 1897
s Paul Mecobb Cribs in cherry.
Comparable value 1895, 67.46
5 Paul Mecobb Chests in cherry.
Comparable value 94.95, 7l.2I
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Large Housewares
Clearance Priced

All have been reduced at Ieost IS %.
Some ore slightly domosed. Group
includes utility cabinets, chests and
mony outstanding hOmemokins
items.
WGL-Loree Housewares, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Blankets and Bedding

IL FieIdeFest Gold Crown Auto
mofie Blankets, 1860 model. Doubls
size with single control. Comparable
volue 1895, 1875
- WGL-BIonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
RemnOnts-Fidoy only
Juniors Sportsweor
TOO TO 300
comparable vaIueS

comparable values
3.99 TO 899
100 Blouses and Shorts, washable
cottons. Blouses size IS or SO;
shorts in pIoids, lib. Comparable
values 3.99 and 4.99, 100
100 Skirts, Sweaters and Jaekets,
assorted coIors and styles. Sizes
lib or "a TO 40 for sweaters.
Comparable values 5.99 to 8.99,
ZOO and 800
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
FeothercooI GirdIes
comparable
vaIae 4.9S

36 in white only, textured rubber
to give softness inside and out, per-
foFoted for extra comfort. Six ad-
justabIe supporters. In smolI, me-
dunn, large and extra large.
IS Terry Cloth Muu MUS for IOuns-
ing, after bathins or os q sports
dress with terry cloth belt. One size
fits oil. In white, yellow or turquoise.
Comparable volue 6.o9, 4.5o
WGL-Notions, lst Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02

comparable vaIue 7.SS
3.99 to 4.99
l3o Ions-sleeVe models in q choice
Of collar styles. Blends Of cotton
and royon or AeriIonS oeYIie and
wool properly lobeled for eontentl
Good selection Of eolors. Sizes l6,
l8 and 20 in the group.
20 Bot Mesterson Derby Hats, black
with bodee on the front. Comparable
value l.98, 3se
8 Strow Hots, dress style, comporo-
bic value 2.o8, 3Se
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02

ls Mems Joekefs, assorted groups
of outerweor in corded fobric or twill.
Labeled for fobric content.
Group includes ton and olive. Sizes
38 TO a.. Comparable values 1895
to 45.oo --------l4.ss to z4.ss
IS Mems SIaeks in pIeoted styles,
assorted checks and solid colors.
Broken sizes 81 to SO. Comparable
voiues l495 to much more,
9.sS to 1888
IS Mems PuIlover Sweater Shirts of
l0o9o cotton velour with horizontal
type pottern. In medium and large
only. Comparable volue more than
double, 7.sS
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Remnonts-FHdoy only
Mems Dress Shirts

comparable vdIMeS, Z 90
$50 and more
ITS, chiefly in cotton broodeloth.
Assorted collar styles. White and
eoIors. Sizes IA, II and l7h.
Labeled for fobric content.
24o Imported Brior Pipes, wide os-
sortment Of shapes and finishes.
Comparable values $50 and more,
LBS; for 400
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Electric and
Gas Mowers

comparable value Now
! Sunbeam g" Mower $3.50 $3.50
! Sunbeam ls" Mower 69.95 43.s5
I Sunbeam 20" Mower 1895 6z.S5
I Atkins n" Mower 1895 Sass
Mony others also at greet reductions.
WGL-Gorden Shop,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Sove Va to ls in Our
Clearance Of Fine
Imported Fobrics

Enjoy distinction Of eolOFinss and
weaVes at soVinss as you choose
from this group. FebFies ore from
EnsIond, Fronee, ItoIy end Swit1er-
land.
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Juniors Wool Suits
24.OO to o44.OO

comparable vaIneS
1925 to 1926
20 Wool Suits, including woIkins
suits in assorted eoIors. Sizes 7-l3.
WGL-Juniors' Coots and Suits,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02

uIHIhg 9ToUps
l-sPieee Itolion Provincial Group: tobIe side and
arm choirs and china cobinet. Cherry finish. Com
porobIe value $500. 3o7.46
l-s-Pieee Group: pedestoI tobIe, side ond arm
choirs and buffet. Cherry finish. Comparable value
$500. 1887
l-s-Pieee Group: drop-eof tobIe, side and arm
chairs and china cobinet. WoInut finish Comparable
value 34250. 1916
1-S-Pieee Group: rectoneuIor tobIe, side and 2
arm chairs and china cobinet. Wonut finish Com
porobIe value 34250. 1916
l-5-Pieee JunOr-SiEe Group: round toble and 4
curved hack chairs. Cherry finish. Comparable value
$500. 1884
Many 9th
Evening star., 1961-11-02
From France

EIOUV TI0USS
II Yords Royon BToeode. blue.
Comparable value 4.96. Yord 500
II Yards Acetate Broeodes, some
with metoIIic threods. Comparable
value 1898. Yord 500
Al Yords Aeetote and AeryIie
Broeades, PosteIs. Comparable VoIue
9.98. Yord 500
SO Yords MoteIosse, $500 Vinyon,
1920 nyIon. Comparable voIue
2l.95. Yord 1000
7 Yords Embroidered Broesde, white
royon. Comparable value 1898.
Yord 1000
SO Yords Silk ToFfetO, plaid. Com
porobIe voIue 1898. Yord 500
IL Yords in Blend of 459o ocetote,
289o wool, 1920 royon and go
OrlonG ocYIic. Red/bIock. Com
porobIe value 1873. Yord 500
So Yords Woven Suitins of $3.50
wool, 379o ocetote and go OrlonG.
Comparable value 6.98. Yord 400
9 Yords Blend Of 1890 ocetote,
259o wool, 2o9o cotton, 1920
metallic and 40 other fiber. Com
poroble volue 9.es. Yord 500
Evening star., 1961-11-02

dining pieces
ls Buffets comparable value SO. 100 to $1,000,
1896 to 1886
~ Arm choirs comparable value 1900 to 1900
s.e6 TO 1896
SS Side choirs comparable value 1900 to 7l0o,
9.S6 TO 1896
u Hutch Tops and Upper Units comparable value
1000 to more than DOUBLE 1896 TO 1896
DTop-Leof Tobles comparable VoIue $500 to
1900, 1895 TO So SO
II TobIes comparable value 74.50 to 26O0O,
1856 TO 1896
IS China Cabinets comparable volue 1895 to
$4,000, 1896 to 1896
IL Coptoin's Chairs comparable VoIue more than
double to 1900, 1896 to 1896
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Women's Slippers
At Savings
$40 to go

comparable values
6.95 to 1895
300 poirs in o group including
seuffs, wedges, bootlets and closed
types. Novelty styles in gold and
silver broeade, also leather. Wide
ronse Of styles but NOT in each size
and color.
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
From EnsIond .

From EngIond -.
"a Yords Prints, 8o9o wool ond
2ooo onooro. Comparable value
1898, Yord 100
43 YoFds Silk crinkIe Chiffon,
limited color ronee. Comparable
value 4.98. Yord 800
~ Yards Looped cOstins, 4o90
mohoir, 409o wool and 209o nylon.
Comparable value 1895.
Yord 1000
- Yords Chenille coatins, 479o
AcriIon9 ,ocYlic, 299o wool and
249o cotton. Comparable value
2l.95. Yord $500
Evening star., 1961-11-02

225 poirs in q selection Of styles
and eoIors.
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Textured TumbIers in CoIors
comparable vGlMe 59c TO 75c

oVV OF these handsome umbers in smoke green obeT and
every size.
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Save 1s to u ond More
Clearance of More Than 265 Pieces Of
Fine Dining Furniture


and decorated finishes to handeo
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Foshion 5th Dresses
REGULARLY 1875 to 1926
Now 600

A group Of 500 dresses in q wide
variety Of styles and fobries. Ia
eIuded ore eottons, blends, erepes
and foII fobries. Eoeh labeled for
fobrie content. Sizes for juniors,
junior petites, misses end "a sixes.
W6L-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Remnonts-Fidoy only
Notion Reductions

comparable value Now
Z VoIet Rocks 1875 sos
so PIostie- -cooted Oil
Cloth Clothes Bos-
ket Liners, TO be used
in busheI bosket soc 25e
IS Seleet-A-Stemps
for marking many
household items and
printed matter soc 25e
WGL-Notions, lst Floor, q
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Save More Than "
on Short Lengths Of
Discontinued
Dropery and
SIipcoVer Fobrics
&C. yard

500 yords in prints, plain eoIors
and sheeTs.
discontinued droperies
4 Poirs FibersIosS oil gloss with
MiIiUmG insulated backing; 63', in
oroy. Comparable value 1925, 5.e6
10 Poirs Fortison Royon, co., in
green. Comparable volue 4.e9, 2.s6
II Pairs RoyOn and Acetate, o0";
7 turquoise, 5 melon. Comparable
value SOS, 5.46
Is Peirs Royon and Aeetote in pIoid:
8 poirs SO" in brown, comparable
voIue 3.e5, z.26
8 poirs As" in brown, comparable
value 4.95, 2.96
10 poirs 63":: s gold and 5 green,
comparable Volue 5.95, S.26
80 voIonees in gold, brown and
green. comparable value more thon
double, l.46
WGL-Curtoins and Droperies,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Remnonts-Fidoy only
Nylons at Sovinqs
some discontinued
styles and irresuIors

1000 Poirs, many bFonds, severoI
styles and eoIors, slight irregularities
in some.
WGL-Hosiey, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Imported BFoss
Desk Pieces Reduced

comparable volue Now
So Desk Pods; 3 ot
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Remnonts-Fidoy only
Sove More Than "
on FieIdcrest
Automatic Sheets

Just 80, mostly dueI control. A few
with single control.
l74 Louisville Tri-Tone
Bedroom coordinotes:
IS Bsdspreods, comparable voIue
1925, s.ss
"a Poirs of So" Droperies, COM.
porobIe value 1925, 4.ss
ss Pairs Of cofe curteins, comporo-
BILE value 4.oo, 2.4s
200 Summer Bedspreods and Ae-
eessories in broken coIors and sizes.
Comparable value l.99 to 1875,
eee to 7.ss
W6L-BIonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Reduced for
Clearance
Girls Apparel

IS BIousss in OrlonS ocryIic. Com
poroble value 3.99, ZOO
so Weskits. Comparable value 4.99,
I.ss
10 Dresses. Comparable value 8.9e,
500
20 Dresses. Comparable value 7e9,
500
40 Dresses. Comparable value 500
ond more, 400
This entire group includes assorted
coIors, styles and sizes 7-l4. Eoch
Iobeled for fobric content.
WGL-GirIs' Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02
Mems N Fold
Hondkerchiefs
57e 2 for Too

comparable vaIMe 100
900 cotton squore fold hondker-
chiefs, white.
~ Tie and Handkerchief Sets, lux
uy silk fouIord with sports cor mo-
tifs. Comparable value 1000, 5.ss
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1961-11-02


46 Bells Bic oIoT
Mohoir Yorn, ol96
mohoiL go syn
thetic fibers, assorted
coIors, 4O-erom ball 100 Csc
100 BoIIs Pebble
Spun YoFn, loo96
wool, assorted tweed
colors, l-ounce boil Soc 40e
5 NeedIep0int Pieces,
designs finished in
oros point, in ossor- 5.ooto $50
ed sizes 1900 TO 6. so
4 Stamped Cotton
Quilt Kits, 3 in crib 2.6OG I.30
size, ! double size 900 $500
Model Linen Bridge
Cloth, cross stitch
design 300 500
z NyIon Net TobIe
Cloth Kits, mock jew
ell trimming, florol
design, pink or white.
74xl08" 1000 1900
WGL-Art NeedIework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store