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* -■ 1 —
High School Students Are
to Come Here as Guests
of D. A. R.
1
Forty-eight prize-winning high
Behool girl citizens, including Lila
Marion Elliott, 18, of Mosca, Colo.,
Who saw her first large city and street
car last month, will arrive here to
morrow to be the guests of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution,
whose 47th annual Continental Con
gress opens at Constitution Hall Mon
day. The girls, one from each State,
comprise this year's Good Citizenship
# Pilgrims.
In Washington the girls will be
Joined by Miss Helen Marie Bell,
Western High School student, who
was chosen to represent the District.
She lives at 4853 Rockwood parkway
N W. Her father is a Methodist Epis
copal missionary in India, and she
hopes to secure a scholarship so she
may go to college..
The pilgrims will remain here until
Tuesday, Mrs. Raymond G. Kimbell
ot Niles Center, 111,, chairman of the
Good Citizenship Committee, said.
They will make their headquarters
at the Lee House, Fifteenth and L
afreets N.W. Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers, Republican, of Mas
sachusetts, will be their hostess when
they visit the Capitol, and Justice
Roberts will be their host at the Su
preme Court Building. Mrs. Roosevelt
will receive the girls at the White
House.
The D. A. R. national society pays
the expenses of the girls on the tour.
Lila Elliott's first visit to a city of any
size came in March, when she went
with her basket ball team to Colorado
Springs. The Maryland winner is
Ruth MaeVean of Chestertown, and
the Virginia winner is Huntly John
eon of Waverly.
Two unusual entertainment features
for the week-long congress were an
nounced today by Mrs. Geoffrey
Creyke, chairman of the Program
Committee. The "Singing Red Men"
of Bacone College, Bacone, Okla . will
appear in a program of American In
dian music, and the famous Choral
Next D. A. R. President Here
Mrs. Henry M. Robert, jr., of Annapolis, Md. Heft), the.
unopposed candidate to succeed Mrs. William A. Becker (right)
as president of the National Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. They are making final preparations for
the 47th annual Continental congress of the society which opens
Monday. Mrs. Robert will take office a week from Saturday.
i __ —A. P. Photo.
Club of the Anderson find.) High
School, with its 70 voices, will render
i several numbers.
The Bacone College Indians, known
widely throughout the Southwest, have
peculiar harmonic arrangements in
their singing and unusual tone quali
ties, which singers of the white race
.. " —
lack. The group includes Chief Saul,
a Choctaw; Dennis Groundhog, a
Cherokee; Elmer Feather, a Sioux;
Woodrow' Wilson, a Choctaw, and
Thomas Chubbie, a Choctaw baritone.
Mrs. Creyke is completing her third
year as chairman of the Program Com
mittee.
ONOR BRAN V
FINER
FROSTED FOODS
• Top-quality fruits and vegetables frosted at flavor peak. Truly
economical. Convenient siies.
Frosted Feature This Week: ROCK LOBSTER MEAT 112-os. pkg.)_80c
Call DEC. 4634 for name of nearest dealer
Listen in HOME FORl'M; Tue*d«v* and Thursday* over WRf, 2:30 to ,*t:00
, ii IIIV II\(«A 10th w e
#1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY
$ OLLAH DAYS
A Smashing Line-up of SPRING VALUES! Nothing over a DOLLAR!
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1938 TENNIS
BALLS. "Penno" , *4
or "Wright ond *or
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4-Pe. BASE BALL SUITS.
Cap—Pants—Shirt and ^ I
Belt. Sizes 6 to 1 8. I
'TRUSPORT'* TENNIS
RACQUETS—Full size—
Reinforced Frome — Big ^ I
volue for I
1938 "SILVER
KING" GOLF A, *4
BALLS. Regulor M for 0 I
75c list. 01 I
REPAINT GOLF
BALLS — Fomous
makes, "K r o
Fite," "Spalding," A QJ
"W i I s o n," ond 1% TOT 0 |
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SOFT BALL OUTFIT
• BASEBALL CAP AM|L0L
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MEN'S BASQUE POLO SHIRTS—
small, medium and
large sizes—round A
neck—stripes or <C TOT 01
plain white. V I
MEN'S "MALIBU" GABARDINE
SHORTS. Blue or white d?S
gobardme with lace side ^ I
all sizes. I
% i§
104 paira §
BREECHES or I
| JODHPURS 1
for Ladies and Men |
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|ii Gobardine fab
rics — mostly
Pi leather knees
iv and high bock
| models. Values
| to 3.95—some
p slightly soiled.
1' •••••■■ •
IMPORTED HAND KNIT
STRING GLOVES. Maize,
brown, white and beige. j
RIDING VESTS and JACK
ETS. Gabordine fabrics in
white, yellow, brown, green
and other colors.
SADDLE SOAP I
BOOT HOOKS and >
BOOT JACK )
Men's $1.00 |
BROADCLOTH I
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(Blue, white, tan and §
gray. Collar attached— ®
p pre-thrunk collar*.
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MEN'S $1.65 WOVEN
MADRAS PAJAMAS.
Beautiful patterns. Ex
cellent quality. All sizes.
MEN'S RAY
ON DRESS
SOX—smart 4 ft CJ
patterns, all pr*.
100% ALL WOOL BAR
REL SLEEVELESS SWEAT
ERS—5 different colors
—all sizes.
MEN'S ATH
LETIC UNION M , CJ
SUITS. Sizes 36, /I for * I
38, 40 only. ^R I
MEN'S PRE-SHRUNK
"YALE" SHORTS OR
"OTIS" combed yarn
ATHLETIC SHIRTS.
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95 STEEL SHAFT I
GOLF IRONS I
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• AL MacDONALD
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& &
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1 SALE! MEN’S ATH-«g |
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COMBED COTTON for I
| SHIRTS!
| All sizes. Nice patterns.
| Regular 19c value.
ZIPPER POCKET GOLF
BAGS. Sunday Style—
v a swell bag for only—
"UNION HARDWARE"
ROLLER SKATES. 1938
Ball Bearing Model for
children and grownups.
' ■ -■ 11 ii ■ ■
LEATHER BASEBALL
GLOVES — fielders and
catchers styles for boys.
j OFFICIAL TABLE TEN
i NIS BALLS strongly made
and lively. DOZEN
LEATHER RIDING CROPS
very smart with your riding I
outfit. Black or Brown. I
L a d i e s' BROADCLOTH
RIDING SHIRTS — were
$1.95—all have long
sleeves—in moize, white
and tan.
WOOL ATHLETIC
SOX—All white in £
all sizes for lodies h pf
and men_ W 1
MEN'S SANFORIZED
WORK PANTS
All sizes, full cut,
sturdily made!
Better Quality
WORK SHIRTS
Coverts and A , (4
Cham bray; all § for $ I
sizes; full cut-- M 1
MEN'S WHIPCORD
WORK BREECHES
Gray, Brown and Green,
Lace or Button Styles, for
Hiking or Work; all sizes.
OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P.M.
I
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|
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DOWN
Balance
Monthly.
Plus Carry
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Has
Every
thing!
Does
Every
thing!
10-Tube Reg. $64.95
Silvertone
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Tuning Q m
A de luxe table jl.
model with dy- W 9 w W *
namic speaker.
New Video type dial and genuine Push-o
Matic tuning. American and foreign sta
tions by name.
3 bands for all
wave reception,
beam power audio
system. Electronic
tuning eye.
S4 DOWN
Balance Monthly
Plus Carrying Charge
Ratlins on Sale at All Stores
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Mushroom Design
DESK LAMP
lC-inch shade. Indirect *
.* lighting. Regularly $149
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Solid Braided Cotton
s. Clothes Line*
Strong and
sturdy for many 100-Foot
uses around the is ,
home —clothes Hank
. ‘ines, sash cords, etc.
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Feg. 98c Bright Color
COOKIE JAR |
Stands 9 inches high, has 7- mm
Earthenware. ^ flnC
in green, yellow and blue ...
Chinau are—Second Floor
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22c “Cannon * Part-Linen
kitchen towels
Beautiful fruit and ^
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