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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-12-22

HID CLUB DEMONSTRATES
DECORATION CREATIONS

COLUMBIA-The Town and
Country Home Demonstration Club
meeting with Mrs. H. T. Daven-
port Thursday night, demonstrated
ideas of Christmas decorations by
bringing some decoration and tell
ing from what the object was made
and how it was constructed.
Mrs. Franklin Alexander gave a
Christmas reading which was writ
ten by her late mother several
years ago entitled "What / think OF
Music.
Mrs. ]. H. Withers, president,
called on Mrs. Donald Steagall for
devotion.
With Santa Claus in attendance,
games led by Mrs. Larry Jones
were played, and gifts exchanged.
Carols were sung.
The hostesses, Mrs. Davenport
and Mrs. D. E. Steagall served cake
and coffee to those attending; Mrs,
j. H. Withers, Mrs. Gene SIM
mons, Mrs. Billy Cox, Mrs. Ray
mond Leary, Mrs. Waverly Phelps,
Mrs. Larry Jones, Mrs. Ted Cohoon,
Mrs. L. E. Liverman, Mrs. Frank
lin Alexander, Mrs. Cecil Lilley,
and visitor Mrs. ]. P. David.
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JUNIOR ADULT LEAGUE
HAS CHRISTMAS MEETING

: q
COLUMBIA-The Junior Adult
League of Malachi's Free Will Bap.
fist Church held its League Social
Saturday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Holidia.
The president Mrs. Braxton Wolf.
va, called on the Rev. Herbert ]
Bryan who gave a resume Of
Christmas. Scripture was read BY
]. r. Swain Jr., Wallace Woodley
led in prayer. A collection was
taken for the church building fund
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Floyd Morris.
Mrs. Sara Reynolds introduced
seasonal games which We're played
Gifts were opened.
Nuts, candies and iced drinks
We're served by the hosts to those
attending: Mrs. Braxton Voliva
The Rev. Herbert ]. Bryan, Mar.
garet Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Swain Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Voliva, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hol-
ida, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Reynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Woodley
and visitors Mrs. Carrie Parisher
Bonnie and Connie Weatherly, Iri:
Holidia, and Vida Holidia.
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BAPTIST MINISTER GIFTED


COLUMBIA-The Colu m b q
Baptist Church met Tuesday night
with Mrs. Francis Cordrey as hos
tess.
A Christmas program was given
by Mrs. Russell Everton. Mrs,
Floyd E. Cahoon announced the
quota for the Lottie Moon Christi
mas offering was '$118.
The book Glands Across The
Sea" was presented by Miss Rose
Bateman and Mrs. Floyd Rhodes,
The society presented a gift to the
pastor and his wife the Rev. and
Mrs. Francis Cordrey.
Refreshments We're served to
those present: Mrs. w. w. SAWYER,
Mrs. Ernest S. Brickhouse, Mrs.
Dan Sawyer, Mrs. Willis Cooper Jr.,
Mrs. Leslie Harrell, Mrs. Jerry
Davenport, Mrs. E. Vernon Tweedy,
Mrs. Clarence r. Chaplin, Mrs
Martha A. Overton, Mrs. Floyd E.
Cohoon, Mrs. William E. Bateman
Miss Rose Bateman, Mrs. Tom K,
VERIFY ST., Mrs. Floyd Rhodes and
Mrs. r. M. Everton.
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ABC OFFICERS FIND
SECOND STILL in MONTH

COLUMBIA-Twice the ABC
Officers have struck and twice
during December the Tyrrell
County woods have yielded up the
facilities for distilling illegal whis-
key.
After an all night search Thurs
day night by Officers ]. c. Saun-
ders. ABC Officer for N. C. station
ed at Washington. N. c.; Julian L.
Poston Tyrrell ABC officer; Sher-
iff Clair E. Morris and w. w.
Sawyer of the Police, brought in a
complete copper still outfit found
close to the old Gum Neck Road
about one-half mile east of the
Old Commissary site.
Though it was a previously used
outfit, it had not been set up, and
had not been fired at this location.
Farther back in the woods six
barrels $500 gals) of rye mash,
had heered in and was ready for
running, informed Poston.
Along with the equipment which
included a copper kettle, copper
worm, pressure burner, a galvaniz-
ed tub which had held some of the
mash and a five-gal. charred keg,
three dozen yeast cakes bought
Dec. 9Th in Elizabeth City were
brought in, the ticket of purchase
still in the paper bag. A cooling
drum made of steel was destroyed
at the site.
Some men are under observation,
and Investigations are still pend
ing. No arrests have been made.
Poston said that though his job
was to protect the ABC law,
against violaters, his interest went
farther to protect the realth of
those who might consume the poi
son stuff.
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SANTA VISITS COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA-The Chri TIM S
Season was ushered in Saturday
afternoon when Santa, atop the
larger of the towns fire trucks,
surrounded by crates of fruits and
candies, rode into town about 4 pm
Preceded by the smaller fire,
truck driven by Volunteer Firemen
James W. Swain and Otto Sawyer,
Santa's truck entered Main Street
by way of the old Scuppernong
River Bridge. Waving and spread
ing good cheer they toured the
town and paused at the Christmas
Tree on the Court House lawn
They We're met there by a large
crowd of children who received
gifts Of the fruit and candy passed
out by Santa. Among the crowd
were many adults.
From there he went to the Salem
Biptist Church, passing out gifts
to the children gathered there
Those in the Columbia Hospital
were also remembered by Santa il
his wanderings.
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COLUMBIA-The Wesley Me-
mortal Methodist Church meeting
Monday night at the home of Mrs,
Lonnie E. Liverman discussed the
possibility of purchasing a win
dow for the church.
A Christmas program was pre-
scented by Mrs. E. ]. Brickhouse,
assisted by Mrs. E. R. Meekins. The
Nativity story was read and carols
were sung. Mrs. Ernest Roughton
played the either and sang "Silent
Night" in her native German ton
que.
Mrs. j. r. David resigned as cor
responding secretary and Mrs. w
". Reynolds was elected to fill
her term.
A silver offering was taken tc
purchase a Christmas gift for the
adopted boy at the Methodist Chill
dren's Home.
Mrs. r. L. Mitchell reported the
Study classes would soon be finish
ed. Mrs. Lonnie Liverman gave the
prayer. Gifts were exchanged.
The hostesses, Mr.. Liverman and
Mrs. Louise Hales, served fruit cake
and coffee to those attending: Mrs
D. M. Bridgeman, Mrs. E. J. Brick
house, Mrs. w. j. White, Mrs. Reba
Wood, Mrs. Ben B. Jones, Mrs. L
A. Cahoon, Mrs. H. T. Davenport
Mrs. ]. P. David, Mrs. j. w. Ever
EFT, Mrs. ]. Abner Harrell, Mrs
Wallace Kidd, Mrs. r. L. Mitchell
Mrs. J. C. McClees, Mrs. E. r
Meekins, Mrs. w. v. Reynolds, Mrs
Odell Roughton and Mrs. Ernest
Roughton.
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BAPTIsTs SING CANTATA

COLUMBIA-The Columbia Mis-
sionary Baptist Church Adult and
Junior Choirs Sunday night per-
formed the cantata "Chimes of the
Holy Night" directed by the Rev.
Francis Cordrey and accompanied
by Mrs. Gladys Sawyer. Scripture
reading and prayer We're by Don
Chaplin. The solo "Jesus Our
Lord was by Miss Rena Mae
Spencer, joined by the women's
Chorus. "The Star in the Eastern
Skv" tenor solo was by J. A. Brick
house.
Taking part were: J. A. Brick
house, John College, Albert Spen-
Ger. David Earl Smell, Mrs. Mar
garet Smith, Mrs. Effie A. Brick
house, Mrs. Graham Liverman,
Mrs. Ruby College, Mrs. Francis
Cordrey, Mrs. r. M. Everton. Mrs.
Thomas X. VERIFY Jr., Mrs. Dallas
Savenport, Miss Rena Mae Spen-
Ger, Miss Lynda Knight, Mrs.
Lydia Cooper, Mrs. C. D. Cooper
and Miss Pamela Cordrey; of the
Junior choir: Billie Bateman, Mar
sha Brickhouse, Wayne Thompson,
Frankie Davenport, Jimmie Daven-
port, Eliot Cordrey, Dotsey Sim
mons, Kay Liverman, Joyce Cor
drey, Elizabeth Smith and Karen
VERIFY. Decorations We're by Mrs.
John w. Nelson and Mrs. w. AL
bert Spencer.
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TYRRELL TRAFFIC RECORD

COLUMBIAN. c.. Trooper J.
H. Withers reports that thus far in
the year 1861, Tyrrell County has
been without traffic fatality. The
last one registered against Tyrrell
was in August 1860.
Withers urges motorists to be
alert and to drive carefully during
the Forthcoming holidays SO they
can have a safe and merry Christ
mas and happiness for the new
year. He states 81 would like tc
express to the motoring public and
the people of Tyrrell County my
sincere appropriations for their co
operation in our Safety Drive fol
1861, and hope that we can COM
plete the year without a fatality"
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woMAN's AUXILIARY MEETS

COLUMBIA-The Woman's
Auxiliary of Malachi's Chapel Free
Will Baptist Church meeting We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Willie
Brickhouse was given a program
pertaining to the Christmas sea-
son by Mrs. II. S. Swain.
Taking part were Mrs. Willie
Brickhouse, Mrs. H. S. Swain, and
Mrs. Minnie voliva.
The president Mrs. Harry P.
Swain welcomed visitor Mrs. Lii
liam Peasants, and read Scripture.
Prayer was by Mrs. Bowen Voliva,
It was agreed to send S. to Mrs
Wiley too aid on her travelling ex-
penses to the Auxiliary Conven-
ton; to send a gift to the Auxi-
liary's adopted Widow for Christ
mas and to send SIS for the adopt
ed Child's gift.
The January meeting at which
officers will be elected, will be with
Mrs. Bowen Voliva. Benediction
was by Mrs. C. C. Earl.
The home was decorated in the
Christmas motif. The hostess serv-
ed fruit cake, Jello, nuts, candies,
lemonade and coffee, to those pre-
sent. Mrs. Harry P. Swain, Mrs. H.
IS. Swain, Mrs. Blanche Woodland,
Mrs. Bowen Voliva, Mrs. C. A. Volt
va, Mrs. Alton Reynolds, Mrs. S,
H. Voliva, Mrs. Belle Alexander,
Mrs. C. C.. Earl, Mrs. Lillian Plea
SAINTS, Mrs. Raymond Morris, Mrs.
Thomas Holidia and Mrs. w. T.
Reynolds.
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ROTARIANs HAVE DRIVE

COLUMBIA-The Columbia Ro-
tary Club Tuesday began a drive
for better attendance. Divided in
two groups, with Cecil Liliey head
ing one and John A. Harrison the
second, the groups win vie with
each other for a period Of three
months. The losers win furnish q
steak supper to the winners.
The club voted to donate $25. fol
the American Legion Christmas
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Town Hall for the next meeting
and that Rotary AIMS are invited.
Cecil Lilley led the singing and
Ashley Hardison accompanied.
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Party held Wednesday night Dec.
20.
Clair E. Morris, president. an
nounced an oyster roast at the
Evening star., 1961-09-17

"HERE'S ONE thing you can say
4 about some persons on the
fringes of the New Frontier: They're
straight shooters!
The sons and daughters of cabi-
net members, Senators and Repre-
sentatives and other high and low
ranking Government officials, that
is, now that they have completed a
four-week rifle instruction course.
Sixty-five youngsters took part in
the Saturday classes, all invited
personally by the National Rifle AS
sociation to its modern indoor range
Evening star., 1961-09-17

certified rifle instructors of the
NRA, with specialized instruction
from other experts of the association.
If the boys and girls let their
shooting Skills grow rusty over the
years, they probably will remember
one element of the course - and that's
safety. That was stressed over and
over by the instructors, by voice,
action and by special Institutional
films.
Before the youngsters were
allowed to shoot their first five
rounds, they were given broad in
PRODUCTION into the course. This was
followed by instruction in the guns
and ammunition to be used-.22-
caliber bolt-action target rifles.
Then came safety and range disci-
pline before the youngsters got
down to the fun" part of the course:
shooting.
The fun was controlled, however,
by the instructors who roamed up
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Straight Shooting
On the New Frontier
Bv HAROLD .FLECKNOE
Star Staff Writer

at 1900 Rhode Island avenue NV
James Day, for instance, is not
only the son of Postmaster General
and Mrs Day. He also is marksman
third class as a result of the train
ing. And the Bible boys, Bill and
David, sons of Senator and Mrs. Alan
Bible of Nevada, both have awards as
straight shooters.
These youngsters are typical of
the others, ranging in age from 9 to
18, who completed the course. They
were well-grounded in the theories
and fundamentals of good shooting by
Evening star., 1961-09-17

and down the line of shooters, stop
ping now and then to correct mis-
placed rifle sling or straighten the
legs of, shooters in awkward positions.
Not everyone could shoot at the
same time, SO youngsters off the line
were kept busy studying rifle parts
projected by special machine or
watching films on the pleasures of
shooting and the dangerous aspects of
it. Youngsters with special problems
received ready assistance from the
many association experts on hand.
The best day of the course was the
final one, when the shooters COM
peted against one another in a 10
round match. This was followed by
graduation" ceremonies and awards.
The New Frontier, rifle-wise,
seems to be in good shape; but we
must confess that it is buttreSSed by
bipartisanship, because few of the
straight shooters are the sons and
daughters of Republicans.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAzIN
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Loungeweor and
Robes Reduced

Hossess Robe In silk brocods with
zip front. Full length. Comparable
Volus 1875 1900
Silk Pssv Dc Seis Robe. Compore-
bic voIue more than double. 1900
! cettsn NsIvssssn Hostess Paismss,
with silk sotin bexy joekst. Compo-
robIs voIue $500. 1900
3 Hestsss Pslsmss In wool Jersey
ond lame. Comparable value more
than double. 1900
Hesssss Pslsmss with embroidered
silk top and velvet pants. Compare
bic volus $500. 1900
! Lsms cuIetts with halter top ond
silk eoot. Comparable value more
than double. 5000
4 Breesds. culettss, royon and oce-
tote. Comparable value 7.95. 100
> Hostess Pslsmss with nyIon .rieot
quilted top ond vslveteen ponts.
Comparable value more than dou-
bIe.' 1900
} Hostess Psismss with nyIon trieot
quilted top and vsIvstesn pants.
Comparable voIus l7.95. 100
Z Orion Aerlie Fleece Psiemss in
toilored style. with scoop necklines.
Comparable value $500. 100
WG-lounoeweor and Robes,
5th Floor; oIso Chevy Chose,
= Wheoton Plezo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1961-01-26
TOYS Reduced

~ ShWfflst4s end Sewing Com
biNatieMs. Comparable Volue more
than double, ass
Io3 Dell Pisypsns. Comparable value
more than double, 3Se
80 Dell Pillsw end Mistress Ssts.
Comparable value more than double.
63e
81 cembinsfien Well Sssss. Com
porobIs value more than double,
68e
~ DelI.E Feed end PIsy Tsblas.
Comparable voIus more than double,
l.ss
9 Wooden cestIss ses ". o. Trein
Lsyovts. Comparable voIus more
than double. 3.ss
~ Tdsssr Trostsr Sprins Horses.
Comparable WoIus more thon double,
l.e8
- Hutch Cabinets fer Toy Stersss.
Comparable volue l4.e5, s.S8
8 Dell Bsths. Comparable value
more thon double. 4.sS
Toy Appliances for
Little MofherS
lS6 Toy Appliances in the group,
including kitchen eupboords, ronoes,
refriserotors and sinks. Comparable
voIue 4.es, ass
Wcd-Ths Toy Store, 9th Floor;
also Chevy Chose. Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Remnonts-Fndoy only
Speeioi
Comero Sovinqs
Floor SompleS and
Discontinued Models 8

'S~PNWf4SS N'SSS'b
I Bell 3 Howell lMfsIIibls
Electric Eye csmsra, for snop-
shots ond SUPER slides. Reeu-
iorIy 1926, 1000
! 3Mx4N 6rsphIe csmsFs
with GrofIsx film pock-odopt-
or ond two sheet film holders.
1000
! Weston Mestsv llI Exposure
Meter. ReeuIorIy 1895, 1900
! 0siur Dskon Slnsls Lens
Reflex. automatic diophroom.
ReoulorIy 80. so, $500
! kedsk Pery SIS 3smm.
csmsrs, 400
l Kodsx Refine IT'S 3S MN. q.
csmsre, f:2.s Schneider lens.
ReeulorIy loe.o5, $500
I Argus c-3 35mm. csmers
with cose and fIosh, 1000
I Schneider 3Smm. wide-sn-
sis Lsns for Retino III c.
ReeuIorIy 5e.e5, $500
! Asfs optims Electric Eye
3Smm. csmsrs with eose.
Reoulorly 1895, 1000
Z PeIsreid soA csmsrss.
Regularly 74.e5. 1900
! PeIsroid s5B csmsvs. Reg
ulorly s6.o5, $500
! Aires ids-ANsls LaMs for
Aires nero. Regularly
1895, 1000
! UltrebIitx Memo jet EIse-
trenie Flesh. ReoulorIy 6e.95,
$500
I BrsuM EIeetreMie FIssk.
ReouIorIy 74.5o, $500
I Kedek Stsrmstie Electric
Eye cemsss. Regularly 1895.
$500
! Wittnsvss ciNs- -Simplsx ;
Lens Tvsrss Movie cameva,
built-in meter, bottey oper-
otsd for continuous running.
RsouIorIy 2o2.oo, 1900
z Beuss SSF West Gasmen
Electric Eye Movie csmssss
with normal f:l.s lens and
zoom lens. Regularly 1895.
$500
I Bsusv SSP Wsss Gsrmsn
Movie Csmsss with automatic
f:l.8 lens. Regularly 1895.
400
Z Ksystons Ks Electric Eye J.
Lens TurFst Messzins Iced
Movie csmsros. f:l.s lenses.
Regularly 1895, $500
! Ysshies ct Movie camsra,
twin lens turret with normol
lens. Reouiorly 1895, $500
Z Revere CAS- Zeom Lens
Electric Eye Smm. cemsvss.
ReouIorN 1895, $500
! kodok De Luxe Fitted csss
for Refine csmsres. Holds
comero, lenses, filters, etc.
Regularly 1895, 1900
! Stsr D Hssvy-duty Tdped.
Regularly 1895, $500
] PoleEoid Minute Timer.
Reoulorly SOS, ZOO
! Aeeuss Exposure Meter.
Regularly s.95, 400
WGL-Comeros, lH Floor
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Maternity Wear
Reduced j

> Tws-Pises Rsyen Dresses. Com
porobIs value more than double.
400
~ Twe-Pises Weel end Gotten
NslveteoR 0Fsssas in toilored and
dressy styles. Comparable value
more thon double. 500
z Woel Dresses In one piece dressy
styles. Comparable value more Than
double. 500
Z Wsei Suits In teiiored styles.
Comparable value more than dou-
bic. 400
= WseI Jersey Dresses. Comparable
volus more than double. 1900
Z wsel Ssits in eIossie style. Com
poroble value more than double.
! 1900
q Wssl Jumpsss with m etching
bloosss. Comparable value more
thon double. 400
s Nslvstssa Skim with HeIeneo
stretch yern fronts. Comparable
veIus 6.se. 400
3 Psis of velvstssM Siseks with
Helenco stretch yarn fronts. Com
pornble volue 7.s9. 400
9 DleUsss IN cotton or wool Jersey.
Comparable Wolue more thon dou-
Bile. 400 70 100
J Dressy DloUses in cotton and royon
brocodes and noires. Comparable
volus 6.99 and more. 400 10 500
W6L-Motsmity, 5th Floor;
oIso Chevy Chose, Wheaton plozo,
] Corners and Alexondrio
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Remnonts-Fidoy only
Sovines for Boby

$50 Cotton Corduroy crswl-
ess with snop fostener crotch
ond shoulder strops. some
with booties. Washable. Bro
ken sizes IA, L and xl. Com
porobIs voIue. 2.e9 and 800.
9se
50 Jeeksts for infonts in cot
ton corduroy and cotton popIin.
Upper or button front. Some
with cotton lining. Broken
sizes N, L and xL. Com
perobls value, 800. 99s
200 Topper THE SETS by Heir
croft with cotton vsIveteen
pinofore, white cotton blouse,
white nylon stretch tights.
Sizes M, L and xL. Comporo-
BILE value, 7.ee. l.99
50 Hsddsd "Psty Look" Cot
Ton LswM Dresses for infonts
with slip-over cobbler style
red cotton Velveteen apron.
Sizes II and l8 months. Com
poroble volue. 7.99. l.99
3S Famous Moks cotfon
Corduroy Rebss with notchine
booties. Broken sizes Z, 8 and
3x. Comparable volues. s.s5
ond 1925. 3.99
Wd-Ths Nursery Corner,
4th Floor: oIso Chevy Chose.
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alsxendrio
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Nursery Corner
Sovinqs

Is Ksnswst Mattresses with pot
ented Firm-o-Flsx innersprins ond
waterproof cover In nursery print.
Speeiel, 1887
! Kiddis Keep In slightly domooed
condition. Comparable voIus SO. .s5,
1895
! Bsby Beth In soiIed condition
without book pocket. Comparable
value 1895. 1895
! Pissfie HsmpsV in slightly soiled
condition. White with pink or blue
florol trim. Comparable value 7.99.
500
Z Bsby Bsshs in slightly soiIed and
do m mosed condition. Comparable
volue 1895. 1895
ceses Jumper In discontinued
style. Comparable volus s.95. 4.99
Z PstsFsen StreIlsss in discontinued
styles. Comparable value l6.e5.
s.ss
Z crsdles with pods. Comparable
voIus 1895. 1895
StreIiss. Regularly l7.s5. I1.s5
Weh-Ths Nursery Corner,
4th Floor; also Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plezo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra.
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Food SpseiaIs

II Lady csIvsst Fruit cskas, finest
ingredients. Comparable veIus, 235.
l.4o
IS Old Mil Crepe Jelly. 2-pound
jors. Comparable value LOO. soc
$50 Old MilI Pepper Relish. serve
with meot or fowl. l4-ouncs jors.
Comparable value Soc. Z for soc
l44 Psettlew WheIs Spieed Psaehss.
! pound ! 4 ounce can. Comparable
volue 55c. Z for zoe
$50 Feurnisr's Psseh Butter, "
ounce jors. Comparable voIue 35c.
4 fer l.lo
$50 FeUsnlss's Spiesd Wstssmslen
Preserves. l-pound jors. Comporo-
BILE value 4ec. ; for Ito
WGL-Ths Food Shop, l+ Floor,
North Building; also Chevy Chose
and Wheaton PIozo
Evening star., 1961-01-26
On Sole Fridoy, $3.50 AN.
Sdve on QuaIity.
Foshion Fobries

IT'S Yards Of $50 the, Yerd. COM
porabIe volues $50 and more. In
cIuded ore embroidered cotton, linens
and blends.
$40 Yavds ct 400 she YsFd. Com
porobIs volues 3.es and more. In
group: embroidered linens; silk
broodcIoth novelties, and imported
hand screened prints.
IS Ysrds at 500 tho YeFd. CON-.
porobIs veIues S.9e- and more.
Choose, at sovines, from imported
embroidered linens, imported worp
print silk Sotins and imported
screened-print silks.
81 Yerds st TOO the Yerd. Com
parable value s.9s. Imported joe
auord in pink, or blue.
W6l-Feshion Febries, 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Speeiol Purchase
Tsen-ase Storm coats
17.oo

30 cotton peplin stesm eests for
sssnass SiFls. lW deubIs-bsssstsd
style with heed eelleP end 0slen
sesylie pile lining. BsiSs. Sisss J
10 IS.
$50 Tapssed SIseks In $50 Orion
oeylie, 35e6 wool. Washable. As
sorted ploids In the group. Compo-
robIs value 6.99. Sizes It's. $50
W6L-Tsen-ess Apparel. 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton PIozo.
7 Corners and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1961-01-26
lown Mower
Reductions

@24" Atkins Hsnd Propelled
Movers. Regularly 64.S5. 44.eS
Floor SompIes Below
ia" Atkins Sslf.Psopsllsd Newer.
Reeulohy 1895. 44.sS
3-21" Atkins Hsnd Propelled
Mowers. Regularly 5e.s5. 39.eS
! SvRbssm 10" Fsea.WhssliNs
Mower. Regularly 1895. 6s.ss
SURbssm 70" Sels-Prepellsd
Mower. Regularly 1895. Ss.sS
wGl-Ths Garden Shop,
End Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Potomac Shop
Fashions Reduced
BIouses and Shirts
Now Reduced

$50 Assorted Dleuses end Shirts.
Sizes 3o-3s. Comparable voIues 500
ond 7.99. 400
100 RsyoN Metre Jersey BIeusss.
"a sleeves. Assorted styles. 3o-3s.
Comparable voIuss 500 and 500,
400
Wd-Neckweer ard BIousss,
1st Floor
IS Blousos In assorted styles. 3o-3S.
Comparable veIuss e.ee to ll.e5,
100
WGt-BIousss, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Designer Hats
and Fur Hats

10 Designer Hats, royon sotins. vel
vets and oreonzo In the group.
Comparable voIues 2o.s5 and more.
l2.00
5 Designer Hsss. Comparable volues
$500 and more, 400
II Fur Hets. Lobels show type Of
fur and country Of origin Of I'm
ported furs. Comparable voIuss more
than double, 1000 10 5000
PIecse odd 1915 Federol tex to
fur hots.
WGL-Millinery, 2nd Floor
Evening star., 1961-01-26
Sovs on Boys Wear.

50 Winter csps in escorted cotton
corduroy, wool melton and leather
styles. Sizes 6A TO 7H. Not oil
styles In oil sizes. Comparable voIue
2.99 and more. l.e9 end 2.Se
100 cstten Knit Ski Psiamss in os-
sorted potterns and stripes. 6 to 20.
Comparable volus 3.o9. ass
50 Jseksts for boys. Assorted cot
ton eorduroys, wooIs, cotton poplin
and reversibles in the group. Sizes
6 to 20. Not oil styles in oil sizes.
Comparable value 9.9e and much
more. 6.SS 70 1888
WGL-The Boys Store. 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton Plozo,
~ 7 Corners and Alexandra