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Evening star., 1962-09-09
Gophers Show Power

Minneapolis, Sept. 8 (AP).-
Minnesota's first and second
units ran roughshod over the
reserves All today in the Co
piers first full-scale scrim-
mage Of fall practice.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
TYIee Seeks 22d

Drayton Tylee will attempt
to win his 22d feature race in
rs starts on today's motorcycle
racing program at Vista Race
way. Tylee's chief competition
probably will come from Jim
Colletti and Willie Meyer.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

recovered. Sherwood funbled
on its second play and Charlie
Snowden recovered for the
Rockets.
Halfback Brian Wright
scored the second touchdown.
Wright got away for the other
apparent scores, one on a So
yard punt return. but they were
nullified by penalties.
Larry McCamble. a defensive
back for Sherwood. broke his
left leg between the ankle and
knee in the third quarter.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Madlnon, Ali Hernden, Q.
GaitheFsburg, IS; Mentgemery Blair, 8.
Dunbars loi Phelps, IS.
Wheaton, 81; High Polnt, Y.
surTattsytlles 9sJ spKingbFook, o.
PeaFy, Is: Great Mills, Z.
NorthWood, IS; Northwestern, o.
Richard MontromeFy, II, sherWood, o.
George Masons 26; CulpepeF, 10.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

His Madness
Has Method
By ROBERT soMMERs

1t seemed more than little curious that anyone would
spend week off to secluded spot at Fort McNa
and hitting 5000 practice shots just to win the Middle Atlantic
PGA assistant pros championship.
Now. the assistants championship fine tournament
Everybody time players money and
Evening star., 1962-09-09

NORTHWESTERN : o o o o. {
NoRTHWOOD - n 13 IL 10--4s
Northwood-Chatsm 8, run Jensen
kick).
Northwood-chstham S. run (kiel
failed).
Northwood-Chatham 7S, run (Jenser
kickl.
Northwood-Chatham /, run (Jenser
kick).
Northwood-worth II. pass from MAJ
(Lensen kick.
Northwood-Jensen 80, field goal.
Northwood-Perna 4, run (kick
failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-09
CuIpeper Bows
George Mason

Tailback Todd McNab scored
two touchdowns, the second In
the last two minutes, to win
the game, and passed for two
other scores yesterday, as
George Mason High School
opened its football season with
a 26-19 victory over Culpeper
at George Mason.
Halfback Earl Mills ran 81
yards on the second play after
a George Mason touchdown to
gain a 1919 tie for Culpeper.
McNab's 14-yard run around
right end later clinched the
victory for the Mustangs.
egD! GgtPtRzs RzsoN ! 8 9 lfaS
culpeper-Butler 8, run (Hoyt rum.
Geo. Mason-McNab /, run (pass
Geo. Mason-Roth IS. pass from Nc
Nab (run failed).
Culpeper-Jenkins SIS. run (run
Geo. Msson-Huli 9. pass from Nc
Nab (Hull, pass from MeNab).
Culpeper-Mills 81. run (run failed)
Geo. MaSon-McNab IA. run roth,
pass from MeNab).
Evening star., 1962-09-09

Great Mills.-Edwards rs, punt return
t0ough, kick).
Wheaton-Danbom 4, run (Johnston,
kick.
wheaton-Danbom 8. run Ckick failed)
Evening star., 1962-09-09

FdBbFo --------- 10 01o
DUNBAR-Wooten d5. run (run failed)
PHELPS-collier rs. pass from Cornes
(pass. cornes to Collier.
PHELPS--Collier rs, pass from Cornes
(pass failedl.
DUNBAR-Redelle 76, pass from
Dempsey Dempsey run).
DUNBAR-Redelle, recovered tumble In
end zone (run failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-09

Rockville-Prugh 3, run (Prugh rum
ookville-WriGht 5. run Wright
pass from Prugh).
Evening star., 1962-08-30
cHILDREN's WEAR MONTH END

FoIs Church, ShirIineton, Silver Spring
sUhsUITs AND 2PEcE TOPPER SETS: Infant boys and girls
l. xL toddler boys and girls T. and 4. Orig s. 80 TO
S3.9e-$l. to S2.ss.
MID6E AND ToDDLER DRESSES poste solids checks
stpes-broken styles ond sizes 9, Y, Is mos todde to D.
Orig 800 to Sc. .99-$z. to $5.
ToDoLER GIRLS 2Peee ond 3Pece Sock Polo
z, g. 3x; yellow green, noVy Orig 81. and S5-S2
ToDDLER BOYS 2-Piecs Cobono white terry ocke with
boxer swim trunks cotton prints, pod pes-szes T. g. A.
Orig S29e-$l.es.
ToDDLER BOYS AND GIRLS SHORTS solid color and striped
cotton-sizes z, A. Orig 81 80 ond S99-soe ond 81.
LITTLE GIRLS SWIM SUITS sizes to 6x. Orig $500 and
S4e9-$3.
BOYS STRIPED RAYoN/sILK JACKETS and Eon Suit, in Orion
oeVIic/ c/wooI. Orig S799 ond IS $3.50 and $3.50
STRAW HATS, white with coIored trim a. Orig s225
to 1851. and SI.9s
PLASTIC PURSES Orig. s2.25 to S299-sI plu, fed Tax
PRE-TEEN BATHING SUITS. Orion ocDIic knit sizes to a.
Orig $500 and Slo.9s-ss.ss to ST.
PRI-TEEh sUMMER DRESSES sizes to "a. Orig $500 to
$l4e9-S4ss to $7.ss.
JeIefs ChIdrens Shops Fo Church. Shngon Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Candidate Augustus c. (Gus)
johnson at the Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. Johnson, tall, slender,
personable and said to be
something Of a mathemati-
cal genius, was accompanied
by his wife, Connie, a sixth
grade school teacher in Fair
fax County where the couple
lives. The candidate, who
took q five-week leave from
his Job with a mathematical
computing firm during his
primary, starts next week on
another leave that will last
through the campaign,
plus two years." he added.
Mrs. johnson, who says
she became a Democrat
when Il visited New York
soup kitchens during the
depression as a Sarah Law
renee student" helped her
husband conduct his primary
campaign from their dining
room table.
They have one child, Muir
lei. IL.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Party Eases Session Strain

the Congressman said frank
ly, were most of the eleva-
tor operators. secretaries and
policemen on Capitol Hill"
The group came to him
after the party was organ
lied. the Congressman said.
to ask him to act as host and
invite other CongreSSmen in
his name.
The chief organizer. VIII
liam Wilson, "a, who retires
tomorrow as a Capitol police
man to run for the Iowa State
Legislature Che has already
won the primary. explained
the group chose Represent
ative Thompson because they
thought this would insure a
good turnout.
And indeed 1t did.
Secretary Of Agriculture
Orville Freeman was among
those attending, along with
many House members. An
other guest was White House
Aide Arthur Schlesinger, jr.,
with his grown son. Stephen.
the latter Just back from 2lz
months in London. Mrs.
Thompson and the couples
daughter, Anne, II, about to
60 to Oberlin College as a
freshman. received the guests
with the Congressman.
The word that President
Kennedy 50 would nominate
Secretary Of Labor Arthur
Goldberg to the Supreme
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Smash Reductions-SUITS!

Originally $50 to S9O.-S25. to $45.
wool tweed onne foIe eponee-titsd dem fit or
box ocke In the eroupno grey beige, black and white
linen, black silk. IL TO ! 8.
MISSES slo woRsTED COSTUME, silk blouse, beige grey
-S55.
WoMENS IAN to zoh Choose wool tweed bouce Worsted
boxy dem-t styles o block blue, brown purple Originally
$40. ond S8o.-SA.
WoMENs 50 to A. Box iocket suit Of Forstnonn WOOL
grey. Originally $685.
woMEk's sss sTRoocK WOOL BOX JACKET SUITS. rose or
blue, sizes SO to 4o.-$5S
woMEhs SOS. GREY WOOL FAILLE CARDIGAN SUIT, I4h
-S55.
Jeleffs-Suit Shop Third Floor, Street;
FoIs Church, Shiinston and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

desired. CUse a waste board
as nearly the color of your
floor as possible.) Mixture
should be applied with a
cloth, keeping the excess
stain off the floor. Wipe dry.
Let it dry IL to "a hours;
this produces a flat finish"
An oil stain usually dries
lighter than when wet.
Before vanishing, make
sure all stain is dry with no
excess stain on the floor. Use
a good brush and apply
varniSh with the grain of the
wood. Varnish comes in flat,
semi-gloss and gloss.
Some people use a "sealer"
after applying the stain and
then varnish. If sealer is
used. one coat of varnish will
do. Otherwise, two coats of
varnish should be applied.
Then wax when dry.
Be sure to use the small
waste board all the way
through to be certain this is
the color you want. The stain
soaks deeply into the wood
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Court. which the President
announced shortly before the
party. was one Of the chief
topics Of conversation.
Mr.. Thompson said he was
thrilled" by the appoint
ment. Il think he is the
finest lawyer practicing in
America" he said. Nobody
else on earth knows how to
negotiate with labor and
management - and knows as
much law-aS he does. I hate
to see him leave the cabinet,
but he deserves the appoint
ment."
Secretary Freeman, too,
said he was thrilled" by the
appointment of Mr.. Goldberg
to replace the retiring Justice
Frankfurter.
II predict he will be one Of
the finest Justices we have
ever had" he said. But we
will miss him in the cabinet
and what are we going to
do about settling strikes
without Arthur"
Gus Johnson Party
Another political gather
ing last night on Capitol Hill
drew Democratic House and
Senate staff members who
live in the Tenth District of
Virginia to meet their next
Congressman" Democratic
Evening star., 1962-08-30
JUNIOR

O greet doy for you to come dress shopping! Find
scores Of foshon fovortes ot cIeor-owoy prices!
Originally sl8 to S25-Sl2. and SIS:
Originally SIS. and $3o.-Sl8. and $40.
Originally $40. and S5o.-olI $50.
Silk, cotton, Arne jersey, Docron poyester and royon
dresses-o variety Of styIes-shirtwosts, ensembles,
sheoths and full skirts, daytime and dote toshons.
PosteI, dark coors and black, both solid and pot
termed. One Of size, few of kind come take your
pick!
SUMMER EoRMALS WALTZ OUT to he Of Sovinos! Silk
chiffon royon sotn oroonzo, and cotton Beaded bodce
Ioce ond embroidery trims rainbow coo Sizes to Originally
SIS to $6o.-Sis. TO $40.
ORIGINAL Slz TO SIS. DREssEs-Ss TO SI2 Clever girls will
100 for these Gnoho cords seersuckes and polished cotton
royons and imported nens Shtwosts and sheohs fY and
toored styles stripes prints checks and solid coors Broken sizes
JeIeffs Junior Dress Shops Fourth Floor, Street.
Branch stores clearing. too!
Evening star., 1962-08-30
By ISABELLE SHELTON
Star staff Writer

The silly season Is ap-
preaching on Capitol Hill,
as members strain anxiously
to finish their work so that
they can go home and cam
paign.
Last night 1t was a Tail
Enders" party, given chiefly
for Democrats, but to which
some Republican staff en-
ployes, also we're invited.
The party, advertised in
some quarters as an answer"
to a Republican party given
two weeks ago to spool at
Justice Department visits by
Attorney General Robert
Kennedy's dog, Brumus, ac-
tually turned out to be quite
sedate.
Except for the invitation,
which promised some fun
and a few cartoons on dis
play. there was no repitition
of the hi -jinks at the earlier
party-no songs. skits, raf-
files or "doggie" jokes.
Request of the Help
Representative Frank
Thompson Of New Jersey
was the nominal host at the
gathering. which was held in
a borrowed newly renovated
house on Sixth street. NE,
on Capitol Hill. But the ac-
tual planners and organizers.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Camp Awards

Jane Sheehan, II, Of this
city. was chosen as the most
outstanding camper at the
final session Of the Christ
Child Camp which closed it's
18th season this week at
Island Creek. Calvert County,
Md.
Most improved campers
were Cheryl Smith. IL, and
Sharon Stockstill. IL.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

A group Of wedding gowns, sompIe and dspIoy
pieces
we're $50 to SITS, now $40 to $50.
Bridesmaids dresses
we're SIS. to $50 80, now $40. to SIS.
JelefFs Bridal Salon, Seventh Floor Street Only
Evening star., 1962-08-30
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Here's How

Readers' Clearing House is con-
dueted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL es q public e-series exehonss
OF ideos between oFeo readers. The
Stor cannot seeept phone colIs per-
toinins to this column. Al Letters
must bear the writer's full name and
oddFess. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Outstanding Savings on
SUMMER SLEEPWEAR

Regularly S4 and S6-S2. and S4.
Regularly S.. to S9.-S3. to S6.
Long poiomo sIeepcoots body dos ensembles, shift
nd your tovoe here There ond Docron poyester
ond-coton blends uffY ond toored styles solid coor prints
ond stripes So, medium. oae ond 81 5s but every
style in every size color.
Ss.sS AND $s.s5 NYLoH TRcoT sLIPs-Ssss AND Ss.s5.
Beautiful oees, enbroderes ond oppaues white block,
wonderful coors Sizes 81 40 Pecoots too-were to
S8.95, now S3.95 TO S5.e5. SnoI medium Ioroe
GROUP OF WHITE PETTIcoATs. sem-fuI Doeron poyeer
ond cotton. Comparable VoIue S6-S4.
Jeleffs Lingerie Shops Second Floor, Street.
Selections OF oil bronch stores.
IN THE CORSET SHOP STREET ONLY
Orig $3.50 70 $3.50 FOUNDATIONS - Ss.ss to Sl4.ss
Puon ond Upper styles, nyon bocodes ond Losex. Mostly
smoI ond large sizes. Many Of kind
Orig ss.ss TO $3.50 eIRDLEs AND PANTY eIRDLEs-ssss
to Sass Al types and styles, boned ond bonee puon
ond RIPPER high woist ond low Mostly smo and large
sizes lostex nyIon and nets. Many Of kind.
Orig $3.50 to $3ss BRAS-s TO sls5 strops and sop-
less styles, nons and coons coo plain bros
group Mostly sizes 81 TO sc. few 34
Second Floor, Street
Evening star., 1962-08-30
This Is the Way to Do 1t

have used burnt lumber on several pieces of
furniture. Old furniture or floors must have all
paint and stain removed and be sanded, If neces-
sary
The best way to make stain is to mix burnt
lumber with boiled nseed oil until you get the color
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Spireo Roots

Mrs. E. NJ. c., Washington
Because we are adding a
room to our house. we have
to dig up a large area of
spirea bushes.
Anyone in the southeast
area who wants a bundle of
spirea roots is welcome to
them. Please contact me in
writing through RICH.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

INDIVIDUAL FRENCH ROOM
FASHIONS MARKED WAY DOWN!
One silk costume, brown print, was S3lo.-SIso.
One blue royon tweed costume wos S265-$I5o.
One brown cotton pique suit, wos Sl45.-$95
One corded silk dress, blue, wos Sl45.-$65.
Explore the rack for these!
Were $40. to S7o.-now SIS. to $45.
Town costumes and dress or two Of silk and blend
fobrcs, patterned or solid COLOR See black patio
cotton beige silk sheath, IiIoc print cocktoi long
formoIs Of rose or yellow ocetote, and purple silk
oroonzo.
The French ROOM JeIefs Street, Second Floor
Selections OF Fols Church and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-08-30

experience with a rug Of this
type?
I have beautiful new hard
wood floors and wonder If
the rubber will stick or harm
my floors in any way.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Month-End Savings on
WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES
Were S18 to S25. %12

Were Sl8. to SIS. $IZ
Greet selection! Unusual for cleoronce).
Cotton voIe, smooth cotton, ArneI triocetote
Jersey, sheer Enko royon-Poste prints and
stripes, some black whites, some town dark
royon crepes with polka dot trims. Sizes l4R
to 22Tz and few regular sizes.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
SCHOOL-CAREER SHOP
MARVELLOUS MONTH-END BUYS!

DRESSES-wee Sill to S25-Now S. to SIS. FoVore styles
fovore obcs Shrt~oss sheohs ioket dresses books
Cottons including eeucker and broodcoh DocTon poNee
Arne oceote Jerseys prints stripes checks
and solids Sizes SIS.
SPRING sUITS-were $3.50 to $50 o9-now SIS. Cotton
royons and woos slim and full srted styles, mostly with short
box iockets White BEIGE grey, sizes to g.
SPRING coATS-wee S35 $50 e9-now SIS Slim and oed
sihouettes in texued woo Poe and coc novy plus white
Sizes 7 to IS. b
BLoUSES and sHIRTS-wee So 90 S. 9e-now 81, 3d. 81
toed Floral prints checks seersucke stripes cotton cord
Some with eyeIet and rule trim. Sizes 3o-3o
SKIRTS-were S. SO to S799-now S. Your choice of SLIM
fored peoed Chino hoespun
and cotton kns, Beige toupe eeen block navy white Sizes
us
SLAcKS-ere and So oe-now S. and $6. Poste
ond white duck hphuooe with red trim Broken sizes
SHoRTS-were S4 S. So. ond S4 Mostly sde-zpper
beted Jomocos cotton Chino, torpoon cord knit and
duck PIods and Solids white blue noy beige Sizes to 5
few pedol pushers in duck or knit.
TEE SHIRTS KNITTED ToPS-were ST 80 81 90 ST. 81
S. Sleeveless short sleeve and "a sleeve bootneck
dornneck neck ond coisoe styles puoVers and but
fronts Stripes checks and Solids white black oQuo, olive
entire sock-ony coIors ony Ihouee onepece and two
piece styles in cottons, ostex, knits, sizes lis.
MATCH MATES-were SII 80 SIS $s. Snnor little
suits cord herinobone striped cotton, bu oeen
beige, sizes to -.
JeIIeffs schooI-coreer Shop, Fourth Floor, Street.
Selections OF oil branch stores.
FOLLOWING OF Street Only
KNIT SEPARATEs-were S. 90 to 50 oe-now 81 50. Slim
skirts ChoneI ockets tops Of double knit and
Zephron linen. Powder blue or beige. sizes lis.
CORD sEPARATEs-were 81 80 S799 So. to IS. Slim
full skirts sleeveless blouses jackets Jomoco shorts pink
or blue, sizes I to -.
sEERSUcKER SEPARATES-wee ST 80 to 50 9o S. S.
Slim skirts hpstched skirts Jonoco shorts and ockets
olive ond white Docron poyeser/cotton sizes to IS.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
More Jars

Mrs. NJ. o. u, Washington
I have a lot Of glass jars
suitable for jelly and pre-
serves which I will gladly give
to anyone who can use them.
Contact me through RICH in
in writing.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

and all Of 1t can never be re-
moved.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

Be an early bird at F STREET for these!
"a FslIe Coots at 50. Sik-ond-royon, SIT with
tuxedo pone adjustable cuffs black navy blue sizes to 6
Imported Tweed Coots at $35. These were s75 Win
woos. worny interlined, in green to IA.
BRIGHT Fleece Coots at $50. Juniors der petite sizes
Of Forstonn WOOL gold mooento were S7O
Again, Street ony
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Will 1t Stick?

Mrs. E. L., Laurel
I am thinking Of getting a
new rug with foam rubber
backing for my living room.
Have any of you readers had
Evening star., 1962-08-30
MISSES DRESSES-Seeond Floor

MISSES DRESSES-Second Floor
Orig $40 TO $zs. DREsSES-$o Town and afternoon styles
in cotton prints Ane trioceote jerseys ond eepes
Coro, gold, yellow, blue pink, green, black, white.
Orig S2s TO S3o DRESSES-SI5 Daytime ond cocktail
ions royon cpes oce brocod /ocetoe blends
prints Docron poeser prints blends Lovely color
choieepnk oeen coro beige purple brown white black
Orig. SIS. TO $40. DREssE-S2o. Ensembles costumes COY
pory dresses boc and tailored style: Royon crepes bro
Codes chiffon, loce Cotton prints pods and solid postes,
Docron poyester ond Arne troceto Jersey prints pod silk
linen checks Beige, oc, yellow brown blue pink green white,
black
JeIeffs Misses Dresses Second Floor, Street.
Selections ct oil branch stores
Evening star., 1962-08-30
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP SAVINGS

LII TX STONTS STIVT SNVTTNS~
Orig $3.50 sEERsUcKER sUITs-ss. AneUootton blend n
black blue Broken sizes lo-l4.
Orig $2ss TO $3.50 BLoUSES-S2 AND s. Solid colors and
prints shot-eeved and sleeveless styles sizes 80 to &c.
oro S4es TO S7ss sKIRTS-Sz TO S. All washable fobcs
oil cotton tocetote and oyon Docron poeste
blends Solid coo prints 10 to IA in the group
Orig Ssss TO $500 PLAY cLoTHES-$2. Shorts and sock
mostly sizes 10 and ".
JeIeHs Little Sports Shop First Floor Street.
Selections Of EoIs Church Shirinaton Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-08-30
A Bumper Crop Of Savings il
COTTON SHOP!

orq SIS TO sls DREssEs-sII shrwos dess-ups golfers
trimmed peotedskrt ond sleeveless styles Eosyeoe AneI
and blends Pmo Mist cotton embossed cotons brood
cloths lqht and dark coors in prints and solids
Orig $sss TO $l2 oRESSES-S5. Misses and worens golfers,
plaid sheohs and flower prints Sizes II to B and plus
II, IA and 20.
MISSES AND WoMENS DRESSEs-Se. Coot dresses sleeveless
dresses Cotton voles and oyons, blends Prints pods stripes
ond solids, sizes 10 to H.
MISSES AND WoMENS DRESSES-S9 Shwosts jocket dresses
scoop necnes sleeveless styles Arne prints sheer
cc!tons voies cotton owns Lights and dorks.
JeIIeffs Cotton Shop, Fifth Floor, Street.
Selections ot oil branch stores.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
originally SIS. to SIS.
Knit Dresses-$l2. to $40.
A heIp-yourseIf SHOE SALE!

Help yourself to savings They're terrficD
Help yourself to variety 1000 poirsD
Help yourself at the tobIes-ot Street,
Silver Spring, and Falls Church.
500 PAIRS WERE Slo.ss to Sls.s5-S3 Popular bronds
from regular stock, high and medium heel pumps blue
bone leothers, block potent few white Intermediate
morkdowns have been token some.
400 PAIRS WERE sIo.ss and sIz.ss-S4. seoson-end
discontinued Styles odd lots Of Joyce Allure Pono and
other casual types leothers strows poens Help yourse
GET SET FOR THE HOLIDAY! KEDETTEs and SUN SHOES
-fobrc tlos with rubber soIes assorted styles coors
Were $3.95 and S495-eIeorins OF 81.
EARLY BIRD PRIZES! If Street ony) Just 50 poirs,
$lss5 MADEMoISELLE SHOES. brown white or bIock/
white spectators, high heels cleorins OF So.
200 PAIRS cHLDRENs sHoEs-S3. Discontinued styles,
school ond dress shoes, little heels Black suede
potent and white. Were S595 to 1895 Silver Spring.
ShrIineton, FoIs Church.
Evening star., 1962-08-30

woMENS SIS DREssES-$ls. Some lovely white cotton do
estc Swsses cotton ensembles edy black white brown
white poko-dot oyon chiffon, block few sheer COS
tunes of Enko royon green blue. Sizes Az to I'M
These in lovely coors WoMEN'S $50. and $40 DRESSES
$40 Blues pinks green and pick your toVorlte-
sheer prints with oces pretty voe prints royon erepes Reg
ulor and hof sizes, broken ronee.
FASHION FINDS! $40 DRESSES-S2s. Fine cotton Iowns
Docron poester and cotton blends Docron few oyon ch
ond royon bouce mesh; ockets piece styles slim or
pIeoed skirts Prints solid coIo blues, brown oeen navy
black. Sizes in the group l4h to 22h.
RoMNEY ROOM PRIZES $50 $50 FAsHIoNS-Szs. to s65
Printed silks eyeIet embroidered cotton ehons Of silk oee,
dark sheer royon Fine oon ocketed
one piece, beautiful coors Broken sizes.
JeIeHs Woren's Dress Shop, Second Floor, Street.
Selections at branch stores.
Evening star., 1962-08-30
Tnx Summers EnN Two-day Wonth-End

with REALLY SENSATIONAL SAVINGS roditonoy
deemed necessary stocks the
titles the overall Shop branch we'll as
Evening star., 1962-08-30
FiII-ins for your Sunshine Wardrobe
this year and next!

Swimsuits: famous label foshions-sheoths, boy
shorts, moiIIots, patterns and solid coIors. Orioi-
noIly were Sl295 to S2e95------$7. to SIT.
Seporotes: cotton shorts, pants, and skirts; were
S4o to Sl0.oe to S..
Tee Shirts: good batch Of cotton knits, wanted
styles, solid coors and potterns Were $500 to
S499 9---------------- and So.
BIouses, Shirts, GoIore!-sk cotton nyIon tri
cot, Oocron poyester, blend fobHcs-Iots of diff
ferent styles and coIors. Were $500 to Sll 80,
So. and S..
Cotton Skirts: ronsistion prints and solid colors,
styles tIored or slim, black, grey, navy, green.
to l8. Were $9e9 to ST. .ee---$6. and So.
Suits and coats: suits Of WOOL cotton, cotton
knit, and royon/cotton; brown grey, blue, solids
and potterns Roin-shine coots Of wool Jersey,
cotton, topestry, and cotton tocke twill. to l6
Were SIS. to S29. 9.oo------------Slo. to $40.
Jee Sports Shop Third Floor Selections OF broneh stores
Evening star., 1962-08-30
FINDS" in Aeeessories-
only at r Street

Orig 81. JEwELRY. sse Orig S. TO SIS JEwELRY S. $3.50.
Necklaces broceets and eonos white and posteIs
stosh for year. Some doker coos and eooed
pok foil fohions st. only tPlus Fed. toH
Orig ST. S. BELTS-5Ss TO So. Plastic potent and few
IeotheTs colors, white. If Street ony)
SLIPPER SHOES: odo So to Snow sIso ST. 50. sondes
dsnms eothers broken sizes 592 Hosiery Dept IF St. ony)
Orig S. TO Sl3sS HANDBAGS-now 81 to So Vny plostie
potents VeVets eothe toes ond novelty fobcs.
few boskets included Plus Fed tox IF Street ony
Evening star., 1962-08-30
81. FABRIC GLoVEs-SI.
BEAUTY AND GIFT ITEMS

Orio S. Pin Curl Beouty Orig ST. Wool Powder Puts
Bondeou -Sl.33 z in box ----- sse
Orig. ST.. Fancy Shower Cops, Orig 81. Celeste Dustne
67e Powder ---------- SSe"
Orig ST. Foom Hoir Rollers. Orig 1895 Spec Mooc
box zoe Moke-Up Closes $685.
Orig S.. Bubble Both in PIos- Street only
Urn ----------7Se" "pus Fed.
Prints solid coos Cotons nyons Oocon poyester/ cotton
broken and styles
Orig S. TO SIS JAcKET-S3Is TO Ss.ss. Pques
prints wool jerseys Special purchase and stock reductions.
Orig 81. HANDKERcHIEFs-s7e to see. Mems and women,
some initcIs IF Street onIyl
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