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Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15
Sussex COP Ladies
Hold Installation

Recently the Sussex County
Republican Women's Club held
its Tenth Anniversary Installa-
tion Banquet at Jones Memorial
Hall In Georgetown.
In spite of the snow storm Of
that morning the affair was well
attended by people from all over
the county, as well as number
from Kent and New Castle Coun-
ties. Mrs. E. Alden Townsend,
Jr., of Georgetown, retiring
President presided. The In
vocation was given by the Rev.
Ralph A. Ellis, Pastor of Wesley
Methodist Church, and the Pledge
Continued on page B4)
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15

Women. The service is open to
all who wish to be a part Of
this worldwide prayer fellow
ship. We trust you will be in
terested in this service, as these
days in which we live call for a
returning to our Lord and Master
and prayer is needed If we are to
survive.
"More Than Conquerors" is
the theme Of the 1868 service,
inspired by the Apostle Paul. S
encouraging words to the Romans
that neither tribulation, distress,
persecution, famine, nakedness,
peril, nor sword can separate
from the love of Christ, for sin
all these things we are more
than conquerors through Him who
loved US"
For many Of the Christian
people around the world who will
participate in the World Day of
Prayer, these words are more
than words, for as with the wo-
men of Korea, who wrote the
service, they have seen tribula-
tion, distress, famine, persecu-
tion, perils and war.
Continued on Page C3)
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15

D0A0 " go y AAAN@A 1s1~N AAAoAAW 0J )A-l
vision which formerly operated
the worlds seventh longest single
suspension bridge.
Theodore G. Bright, deputy
mayor Of Pennsville, New Jersey,
was elected vice chairman Of the
Authority. Other members Of the
management and staff were con-
tinued in their present capacities,
pending second meeting Of the
Authority on Feb. 26th.
First action taken by the new
Joint authority was to appropriate
$40, 200 to up-date a feasibility
study on the proposed ferry be-
tween Cape May, N. J. and Lewes,
Delaware. This has been long
sought by residents and political
leaders in the southern extremi-
continued on Page C3)
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15

In general, the chairman said,
provisions follow those for 1861
and 1862 crops by. giving feed
grain producers an opportunity
to participate in the program by
reducing acreages at least 20
per cent and devoting them to
an approved conserving use. BY
participating, they will receive
diversion payments and price
support payments, and they will
be eligible to take part in the
price support loan program.
One important change from
programs for previous years,
Zimmerman explained, is the
price-support payment which
participating farmers will re-
ceive on t no. lnal pr oduction
of the acr, 5 planted to the feed
Continued on Page C3)
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15
Mcconnell Is Elected To
River And Bay AuthOrit,

!. II. Tyler Mcconnell, Wilmington elected to
recently chairman Of the
Authority.
The Authority, comprised Of five from
and five from Delaware appointed by the respective Governors
Richard Hughes and Ebert N Carve the old
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15
World Day Of Prayer Is
Set For Friday, March Ist
Local Observance Will Be Held At The
First Presbyterian Church Under The
Sponsorship Of The Milford Council
Of Church Women

Prayer the invisible space ship which will orbit the
Friday March 1s the 7th World Day of Prayer in
which Of Milford will join with hundreds of thousands in
services around the world.
The local observance will be held the First Presbyterian
Church. Milford at 200 PM by the local council Of Church
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15

a 25c donation will be accepted
to defray costs.
The co-sponsors of the pro-
gram, the Medical Society of
Delaware, the Chapters Of the
National Foundation in the State,
and the Delaware State Board
Of Health, strongly urge all Della
ware citizens to begin their
series with the first dose Of the
oral vaccine to protect them
selves, their families, and their
communities from this dreaded
disease.
''Wiping out polio in a COM
munity is the individuals re-
sponsibility," DR.. Floyd I. Hud-
son, Executive Secretary OF the
State Board Of Health, advised.
zone hundred per cent participa-
tion in this program could rid
Delaware of any future polio
threat" he added.
Private, public and parochial
schools will give the first dose
Of the Sabin Oral Vaccine, at no
cost, to their pupils on Friday,
February 18th. Parental approval
is urged so that polio's tragic
legacy of Gripping will be ended.
Many persons have received
polio immunization by injection.
Regardless Of the number Of
previous Salk shots, all in
dividuals are encouraged to re-
ceive all three doses of the Sabin
Oral Vaccine.
The Sabin vaccine has been
given to more than 100 million
people throughout the world with
satisfactory results. Millions of
doses have been given in the
United States.
SABIN IMMUNIZATION
CENTERS
KENT COUNTY:
Smyrna, Fire House; FELTON,,
Fire House; Clayton, Fire House;
Harrington, Fire House; Ches-
void, Fire House; Houston, Hous-
ton School; Hartly, Fire House;
Milford, Fire House, Dover, S.
Dover School; Frederick, Fire
House; Camden-Wyoming, Fire
House; Magnolia. Fire House;
Continued on Page C2)
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15
1868 Feed Grain Signup
Under Way In DeIaware

for the 1868 feed grain underway
the ASCS County Office Jacob Zimmerman chairman Agri
cultural Sterilization Conservation State Committee has
The period started February 1st and will
continue through March 22nd AS for 1862 the
the three major feed grains Of grain sorghum and barley
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-15
Sabin Oral Vaccine Polio
In,n,ltr,izatiOn Due Sunda,

sabin Oral Vaccine Polio mmunzation Stations, numbering
forysx will swing into action the entire Sunday
February II, 1863 These provide
Type vaccine to all Deawareans from three months through
forty The stations will open loo pm through
the public There charge the although
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Rsmnonts-Fiddy Only
chiIdren's Apparel

" Toddlers Snowsuits, one-pieee
style. Size 2 only. Comparable
80 Girls Cotton Corduroy sIoeSS,
cotton flonnel lined. Broken sizes
3-6S. Comparable value 3.99. LOO
10 ToddleE Boys' Plaid ViyslIa Vests,
lobeled for fobrie content. "a.
Comparable Volue 800. 100
10 ToddIsE Boys PIoid Shorts in
$50 OrlonD oenylic and 35eo wool.
IA. Comparable volue 3.e9. 100
IS fodder Beys' Gotten FIonnsl
Shirts. Ploid. Broken sizes "a.
Comparable voIue 80. 45e
10 Gotten Corduroy oveFolls. Size
Ok only. Comparable voIus 800.
100
IS Girls Knit Hats. Assortment
Of styles. Labeled for fabric con-
tent. Comparable volues 2.29, 299
ond 800. 4se
As Girls Dresses In o variety OF
styles. lobelsd for fobrie content.
Broken sizes Box. Comparable
volues 7.99 10 1925. 500
rs ToddleF Dresses, assorted styles,
lobeled for fobrle content. Broken
Sizes "a. Comparable Volues 100
ond 500. 800
IS fodder Boys' Cotton Corduroy
oversll Sets. 2-pieee styles. Broken
sizes "a. Comparable volus 400.
Las
WGL-chlIdren's Apparel,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Art NeedIewoFk

4 model cotton crib quilts. Assorted
designs. Comparable Velue 1900 to
5000, TOO to 1000
6 mOdel Gotten fIannsl beby blon-
kets. Assorted coIors. Comparable
value 800 to 1900, 800 to 500
Q model epFens. Linen or cotton or
oondy. Assorted designs. Compo-
Toble 500 to 500. 400
! model cotton eEsendy bridge eIosh.
White with blue embroidery. Com
porobls value $500, 500
s model Gotten bib sets. Voried de-
signs. Comparable value 500, ZOO
Is model linen guest towels. AS
sorted designs. Comparable value
400 to 500, 400
80 pslrs Of cotton pillow cases.
finished and ! stomped to embroid-
or in each poir. Varied designs.
Comparable yolue 400 to 600,
5 Solled flooE pillows. Silk covers in
veFied colors with kapok filling.
Comparable value 100, 900
WGL-Art Needlework, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
On Sale Friday, $50 AN.
Maternity Fashions
At Savings

II Cotton BIouses In clear colors
and prints. Less than "a comparable
value, ZOO and 400
II Maternity Dresses, one and two
piece dressy or eosuoI styles in group;
good color selection. lobeled for
fobre content. Less than Va COM
parable value, ZOO and 400
7 Maternity Dresses, labeled for
fobrie content. Casual and dressy
styles. cleor coIors, prints. Less
than V comparable Volue, 500
5 Peis Of Stocks, oil wool pile,
checks, tweeds with HeloncoD n.y.
lon stretch front. Less than "a COM
parable value, 800
II 0ns-pieeo Dresses, tailored and
dressy styles In eleor eolors; lobeled
for fobrie content. Less than Va
comparable value, TOO
! ! Jumpers and casuel Dresses; one
and 2-pieee styles; labeled for fab
rio content. Comparable volue l7.e5
and more, LOO
W6L-Moternity Shop, 9Th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Nursery Corner
Reductions

Some Discontinued Styles
$50 Infonss' Dresses in washable
cotton. Less than Va comparable
value. Las
5 Cribs in fown mople or white with
stobilizino bors, plostie teethino
rolls, double drop sides, adjustable
springs. Full-size crib Of northern
hardwood, discontinued mo dels.
Comparable value 5e.e5. 400
3 Bothinettes, discontinued styles.
Polished aluminium upright legs,
plostic costers; extra foom-filled
toble pod, Jorge strong tub. Com
perobls value 2s.e5. 1900
! Chest, chest-on-chest in Colonial
mople with 5 drowers; discontinued
model; built TO resist dust. Compo-
roble value 1875. 5000
50 PFom Suits, one-piece style with
doube-zipper front, ottoehed NIT
tens and bottles. Hats or bonnets
TO notch. OF cotton and nylon with
oestots lining. Less than "a COM
poroble value. 400
10 lnFohts' coot Sets, labeled for
fdbric content. Consist Of coat,
pants and hats. Less than VI COM
poroble value. 400
100 lnFants' Knit HsRs end Bonnets,
some imports in group. All wosh-
obIe. Labeled for fobric content.
Less thon " comparable value. 4Se
IS InFsnts' NyIen Stretch Ski Ponts.
Washable. Less than " comparable
Volue. LOO
100 SIeepeF-WsIksrs or Sleeping
Bags Of $3.50 oeetote and 1875
Aerilon ocYIie. Drop-seot style; full
length ripper. Comparable value
$50. 800
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Pretty busters

3 busters and LeunssweaF. Assort-
nnent of sizes, colors. Labeled for
fobric content. Comparable volue
1895 and more, 100
3 Rayon Suron busters in elossic and
dressy styles. Choice Of prints. Com
porobIe value l2.eS, 100
II DustsFs and LounseweeF, includ-
ing pojomos, nuu MUS. Al lobeled
for fobric content. Comparable voice
1875 and more, 500
Q DFsssy and cesueI Dustes in cIeor
colors and prints; labeled for fob
rio content. Comparable volus 7.95
and more, 400
8 busters and LounaswscF. cottons,
nyIon fleece and Viyelle, labeled for
fobric content, in the group. Prints
and plolds. Comparable value 22.e5
and more, 1900
9 NyIon Fleece Dustsn with broid
trim. Cleor colors; broken sizes.
Comparable volue $500, 1890
7 elossie ViyoIls busters, lobeIed
for fobrie content. Assorted prints.
Comparable Volue $500, 22.oo
WGL-Robes ond lounoeweor,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Discontinued Dinner
Sets by Lenoxwore
at Servings Of N

Discontinued patterns In 4S-pises
sets OF Lenoxwore nelomins Plastic
dinnewore now ore priced at Va off
the regular price. All have cups
proeesssd to resist stolns, unless
noted Otherwise.
"a Sets In "shssts Dsisy" pattern.
Comparable veIue 1926. $3.50
I Tulip Time" set. Comparable
vaIue 1895, 1853
Is "Woodeut Lsevss," z ITO A
Wild Rose" and 4 "Violets Are
Blue" sets. Comparable value 1895.
1897
~ Quicker Hill" and 9 "colieo"
sets. Also, without stoin-resistont
cups, 81 "Sweethsort Rose" and 3
"Siero Troll" sets. Comparable
volue 1895. 1880
WGL--Housewores, LIST Floor,
Washington Store. North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Servings On Notions

100 psskssss Of Specifies heir curl
sB. Mode Of rubber. 81 in eoeh
package. Less thon "a comparable
volue, Use
80 imported skirt hanssrs. Blue or
pink. Less than "a comparable
volue, soc
~ chrome finish bsn for letting
clothes drip dry. Eosily ottoehed or
removed from towel boFs. Less thon
Va comparable Volue, soc
20 shoe boss with u pockets soeh.
Viny film finish. For holding and
protecting s poirs Of shoes. Less
than "a comparable value, $50
~ FspeiF sets for 2-hook brossisres.
Flesh color. Less than "a eompor-
oble value, Toe
~ FepelF sets for 5-hcok brossierss.
Flesh color. Comparable value zoe,
iSe
W6L-Notions, LIST Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Save Va or More or
Fashion Fobries Now

376 Yards TsxtuFed cottons, Cotton
prints and woven novelties. Some
ore one-of-o-kind. All lobeled for
content. Comparable volus 90 and
more q Yord; yord soc
AT IsFds Cole FabEles, including
eold-color brocodes, silNer-eoloF
broeodes, cotton ond-oeetnte bro
codes, royon boucle and silk prints.
Lobeled for content Comparable
voIue 2.ee and more O yord; yord,
i.So
WGL-Foshion Febrlcs. Str Floor.
Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Savings on Useful
Stationery Items

" bone chine deubls Ink wells.
Comparable voIue $500, ii.oo
5 latter knives with bone chino hon.
dies. Comparable volus 200, l.So
Z lsoshsF waste baskets. Red or
blue. Comparable Nolue 1000, TOO
~ mstsl beck holders. Comparable
volue 90, Toe
z pairs Of bFsss beck ends. Com
perobls value $500 pair.
pair 1000
20 meehenlesl pencils in diseon-
tinued models. Comparable Volue
3.7S TO 1000, $50 10 $50
WGL-Ssotionsy, LIST Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Winter coots
Misses Sportsweor

IS WsoI Skirts, slim, pIeeted,
flored, Some eulottes. CleoF eolors
ond patterns. Dork ond postel
shades, Comparable volues ll.e5
and l2.s5, TOO end 500
~ Wool Ponts, some proportioned.
Cleor eolors and patterns. compo-
roble. voIues lo.e5Iond l2.e5, 500
10 bSEmude Shorts, postel shcdes in
nubbf weove. Royon and cotton
fobFies, lobeled for fobne content.
Comparable value lo.e5, 500
so SwesteFs, wool and fur blends,
iobeled for fobric content. Bulky
and flot knits, slip-overs and eordi-
oons, some decorated. Comporoble
values l4.s5 to 1895,
100 OF z2.00
30 Swlmsuits, one and two-piace
styles. A variety OF weoves and feb
RIGS. Labeled for fobrie content. Save
HeEa than double to 1875,
TOO 10 1900
W6L-Mlssss' Sportsweor,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Save VI and More
on Discontinued
BoontonWore

Patterns in plostie dinnerweEs dis
continued BY BoontenweFe now ore
priced at servings Of "a and more.
] . sets Of 45-pieee services for 8.
Comparable volus 1895, 1896
. sets Of 45-pises services for 8.
Comparable volue 1895, 1896
800 open stock pieces in mony pot
terms and eoIors. Among them ore
dinner plates, luncheon plotes,
breod-ond-butter dishes, soucers,
vegetable dishes, plotters and suoor-
ond-ereom sets. Comparable volue
more thon double to $50,
40e to 2.25
W6L-Housewores Center, LIST r.,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

Rsmnonts-Fridoy Only
Servings for Teen0sers

400 Asserted Leather BsIss In widths
from "a to z inches. Block. red and
tan in the group. Sizes 22-2s.
Comp. veIues LOO to 2.2e. 4Ss
400 Dresses for tsenooers. Assorted
prints and elsor eoIon. Labeled for
fobrle content Sis. Petite and
reeuIor lengths In the group. Gem
porobls voIues 1925 to $500. 400
W5L-Tesnoes ApporsI. 4th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Remn0nts Only
Stationery Items

- boxes Of asserted ssotiohsry.
Comparable VeIue 90 to SIS,
soc 10 400
8 lestheE boxes for cords or eloor-
cites. Comparable volus 1850,
dark brown lesthsF masaEins
rock. Comparable value 1850,
z dsFk brown Leather umbFeIIa
buckets. Comparable volus $500,
- Eippered pIostle pencil eeses.
Comparable Volue 200, soc
z white poodle peEty novelties. Com
perobls Volus $50, 400
WGL-Stotionery, LIST Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Misses Dresses
! 1900 to 1900
comparable values
10 Of In 4QQS

comparable values
1925 TO 1925
ereup includes tsxtured Foyons, one
end three piece double knlss, party
dresses, seetote prints; bright color
iHss. $40.
so, comparable value 1895. 1900
so, comparable voluss 22.95 10
$500. 1900
40, comparable volue 1895. 1900
80, comparable volue $500. 1900
IS, comparable volue 1925. 34.o0
WGL-Mlsses' Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chose, Wheaton
Plozo, 7 Corners and Alexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Assorted BIouses
and Wool SeaFfs

800 Blousss, escorted fobries and
styles. Al lcbeIed for fobrlc content.
Comparable values 500 to 1000,
400 TO 500
100 Wool sesFfs, assorted. Compor-
oble vsluss more then double to
500, 7se 10 500
WGL-NeekwsoF and Blouses,
LIST Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Teens Wool
ckiFts Reduced
300 to 800

comparable vGlHs 599 to 500
400 pieces In group ore pIsetsd.
slim end back wFap styles. cleeF
eeloFs, pleids end twseds. Also some
plaid kits included. S-lS.
W6L-Teen ACE Apporel =.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
end Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Clearance OF
Daytime Dresses
300 and 600

comparable values
H.95 to H9S
AL pieces, In group ore silks,
AFnelD trioeetotes, nylon ieTseTY,
winter eettons and Foyons. Prints
In abstract, floral designs, olso eleeF
eoloFs. Costume styles included.
ThFee.queFteF length end short
sleeve styles. s-2oi lzh-24h.
WGL-Foshion. 5th Daytime Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Boys 0Vercoots
and Sport Shirts

20 SmoFtIy Styled ovsFeoots In a
choice Of color. All with zip-out
Innings. All labeled for fobrie con-
tent. ILLS. Comparable values
1895 and 1895. 1883 ond 2s.ss
$50 Sport Shirts, Iono-sIeevs styles
in stripes and plolds, All cotton.
$40. Comparable yoIue 2.ee and
more. l.ss, z for 500
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Servings from our
Chino Department

comparable volue now
50 Itallan White
swirl" 4.piees
Soup TuFeen, stand
and lodle. 1899 sos
~ ltaIlan Gold on
White Refund Ash
TFays. 500 s.46
= ltaIiaa Gold on
White Covered condy. 7.e9 S.46
DoFoshy Thorpe Silver
on ceFomie
Is Pert She'll
Shoped Servers. ll.95 sos
SIS" PIctes. 100 4.sS
, Covered She'll more thon
Shepsd BowIs. double 4.s6
5 Shell Shaped
candy Dishes. 4.99 s.46
oyal Ash Trey. $50 las
z Pair Self and
Pepper, low flower
shoped. 3.9S z.46
WJL-Chino, Sth Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Boys Apparel
At Sovings

IS Outer Jseksts In assorted styles
ond eolor. All labeled for fobrie
content. 6-le. Comparable volue
1875 ond more. SIS
20 PolVs Of Cotton Corduroy sIocks
with cotton flonnel lining. 6-l1
Comparable volue 400. I.sa
10 Cotton Knit Polomas In good
color selection. Also stripes. s.l6.
Comparable volus 2.99. sss
10 Peis Of Foney Stretch Socks,
lobeled for fobrie content Aroyls
poi'sfns. Comparable Volue Toe.
3ss
W5L-The Boys Store, 4th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Mems Cold
Weather Heodgeor

comparable vGIMe 90
more than double
81 Cops ideal for ski wssr and any
time you're outside in cold weather.
Many models feature puIl-dewn
ssr warmers. All ere reduced from
our regular stocks. Mostly smaIIsT
sizes.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
RemnOnts-Frid0y Only
Save sou on Famous
MokeE Nodded Style
Luggage Pieces

Moldsd Iuesess combines strength
and lightweight. coIor resist seat
fling, ssspsehlns. New recessed locks
staY elessd when Jared. Blus, white,
brown. not every size IN eli soloFs.
comparable Volue now
~ Beeuly coses 1925 s.e7
i0-7i" Weekend
Cases 22.ss iI.47
essss z7es 1887
5--26" Pullmon
cs,ss BITS 1897
Imported English Lussass;
Pull Issshsb net NEEDED styles. ZIp-
per closure.
! ~" cess, brown $500 1875
z rs" cosss. brown $500 s2.Ss
Plsess odd io% Fsdstol tax.
W5L-Luoooos. 7th Floer,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Remnonts-FGd0Y Only ~
Fomous-Moke Dolls at Savings
comparable VGIHeS SO 10 0sSS
CPS TO 1926
comparable VaIneS

good selection Of drosteoy reduced dolls ideal to purchase
for birthday gifts 40l dolls in this group Select famous
Madame Alexander and Effonbee dolls, including Bunny,
Kitten Smoy, GumdrOp, Swsetis Pie Suxette and many
others. r-e .
W6L-Ths Toy Store Washington and Wheaton Plozo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Men, SNORT Str0w
Sport and Golf Hats

comparable value 90
more than double
100 Hats In q smart selection timed
for sevinss just before the straw
season opens. All ore reduced
from our FesuIsF stock ne sec
onds. no irEssuIoTs. Come In early
for the best selection.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Dresses Reduced
800, 600, 1900

ceINDdrabIe values
1895 and more
800 pieces, IN group styles fer
lsaioss, misses end dsmi sizes.
ctsiea 81 wools, Gotten kaiss,
s(ptstss, AFnel1 tFisessasss end
bIshds, ell properly IsbsIsd fer
fstgie eentent. Coed selection Of
elesF eeloFs end prints; sens Geek.
Tel dresses In group.
W6L-Woshion 9Th Dress Shop /.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton pIozc, 7 Corners
end Alexondno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

Rsmnonts-Frid0y Only
Save More than VI
on Fashion 5th Shop
Dresses
i;S9% r. Tex g'l"' 400
100 pieces, In group ore vooIs IN
pale shodes, eottons, Foyen eFepes,
AFnele tTioestotes end blends, oil
properly lobeled for fsbFie eoassas.
clear eoloEs, prints, plsids. Sizes
for Juniors, misses, demi-sizes.
WGL-Feshion 5th Dress Shop.
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Big, Big Sovinss on
Mems Casual Shoes
400

ITO Psin Of these eomfonabIe
casual shoes ldssl for wear outsids
during the warmer months, inside
ony time. Full leather uppen In
maple, black, doFk brown and sliva
eoloFs, composition soles. Mostly
narrower end wider widths.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Juniors Dresses
500 /" 1900

comparable values
900 to 800
500 Dresses, including eoekieil
dresses Of silk chiffon, bEoesde, full
skiFtOd end sheoths. Wool jacket
dresses, full skltsd silhouettes, and
sheoths. Pssssls. black end vivid
eoless. All Iebeled for fabric con-
tent. Sis.
WGL-Juniors' Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chose, Wheoton
Plozo, 7 Corners and Alexondrio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
c.ss

IS Swsatsn lsgs In ssverel styles.
All ore Imported from our resuloE
oversees resources end combine top
Workmanship with fine moseFiols.
Come In soFly 10 see them oil.
81 Swim Trunks. boxer style, mostly
loroe sizes. Sove now for snort sum-
mer beech ond pool weor Com
porobls volus. $50 and SOS, lis
W5L-Ths Mems Store. End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Clearance Servings On
Mems Dress Shirts
$50, 3 for 1000

comparable values
$50 and 500
$50 first quality dress shirts, no
irFesuIors. no seconds. Choose from
resuIeF medium sprssd, tab. end
butsen-down eolIsF styles In white
end some eoIoTs. Sorry, net ell
styles In oil sizes but good SsIee-
ton. Check the chart for yeuF sizes.
*" indieates available. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
@.AG

400 Shirts, Sizes slightly broken but
stiIl good selection. Sleeve length
pEopoFtionsd 10 neck size for dress
shirt III and sport shlrt eomfoFs.
Smart pottsFn end color choice. Al
Of 1909 washable cotton.
WGL-Ths Mems Store--Woshlno-
ton, Chevy Chose, Wheaton plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandria