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ORIENTAL RUGS
Washed and Repaired by Experts
Koa Can’t Get Better Work
at Any Price
Star Plont—One of Largest
and Best Equipped in City
ALL RUGS INSURED
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Star Carpet Works
3316-3318 P Street N.W.
Michigan 4646
MIMf&isftasviiHvarr
Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. laws, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Henry Bpierer, 35. 1518 Upshur it. n.w.,
end Evelyn Roseubert. 30, 3726 Ma
comb at. n.w
Paul Pierson. 2S. and Barbara Weston.
21. both of Sliver Sprint. Md.
Lemonla Artyropals. 42. 1444 N st. n.w .
and Carrie Deaver. 36. 1508 Rhode
Island ave. n m.
Nell Galusha. 21. 2017 13th st n.w.
ITrencbTonkjn^sou^I
At Cool Lovely
NORMANDY FARM }
Wl. 9421 I
_. nci ah mmrai ph nn rs i m m mrsi rsi m ni fit rsn rsn rsi Hu*<
Final Clearance
Summer
MILLINERY
*<■]» °"d 8I>
Values up to $25.00
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
JeanMatou
CniMeticut Art tl M Strut
Bothnia Broach— 71,5 W*""" lnm*
©Aofctie OCecMAM §a£e
★ ★ ★
4ufct UHxat ^oa’Oe 6e«n,
Starting. SOtfi
9:00 A. M,—5:30 P. M.
uie&ufcmj Soiulukui)
★ ★ ★
1715 CONNECTICUT AVE. NORTH 1862
- SATURDAY ONLY
end-of-the-month
50% ond More OFF
Here it our customory ONE-DAY ONLY
end-of-the-month sale. Every item is from our
regular stock, reduced for quick selling . . .
ALL SALES FINAL
CURTAINS
1 PR. RAYON MARQUISETTE, soiled---3 99 150
9 PR. PLASTIC WINDOW CURTAINS, 5< in....3 95 l.S*
6 PR. NET CURTAINS, 72 and 81 inches.-.495 2.50
2 PR. RAYON MARQUISETTE CURTAINS-3 95 2.8*
1 PR MARQUISETTE RUFFLED CURTAINS, 51*90—.^>5 2.88
1 PR NYLON CURTAINS, soled _695 2.88
4 PR. CASEMENT CURTAINS, white ond chartreuse-.-11 95 4.88
4 PR. NINON CURTAINS, 90 in . - — 7 95 5.88
1 PR. DOUBLE WIDTH RAYON RUFFLED CURTAINS, 9n in,
9 95 6.88
1 PR ORGANDY RUFFLED CURTAINS, 80*90-16 95 9.88
3 PR EXTRA FINE RUFFLED ORGANDY, 82*99, sample'.
24 95 16.88
FABRIC REMNANTS
1/4 to 5 Yards e . . Up ta 75% Off . . . Cottons, Rayons, Prints
25c •och
39c •och
79c *oeh •oeh
OTHERS TO $5 00 _
SPREADS, DRAPES, SKIRTS
1 BLUE FAILLE SPREAD, single ..1695 10.8*
1 CHENILLE SPREAD, blue ond ton, single..1095 7.8*
2 PR. LINEN b COTTON DRAPES, blue, green-12 95 3.28
I PR. YELLOW FLORAL CHINTZ DRAPES.12 95 3.28
1 PR OMBRE STRIPE DRAPES, rust, os is.2295 6.88
2 PR BLUE DAMASK DRAPES . 1*50 4.88
9 PR. FAILLE DRAPES, lined, blue, grev, gr.«n ...1695 12.88
11 DRESSING TABLE SKIRTS, tofretos, fotlle, chintz, 6 95 3.38
SLIP COVERS
1 CUSTOM LAWSON LOVE SEAT COVER, green check tQf*eta
55.00 10 00
1 CUSTOM OCCASIONAL CHAIR COVER, sect or,d bock,
green pm stri^. taffeta-19 00 5.00
LINENS
4 BRIDGE SETS, plan ond flcrols .5 55 2.88
5 LINEN CLOTHS, hand prints, 52x52.695 4.8*
2 LINEN CLOTHS, hand prints, 52x70-5 95 6.88
33 BORDERED LINEN NAPKINS .—. 75 4J
4 SETS OF 2 EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES.—-4 pO 2.88
SATURDAY ONLY . . . V» OFF
GIFT ACCESSORIES
Bisque figures, cut crystal jors, Limoges plates, powder boxes,
etc
Reg. 5.00 to 200.00-NOW 2.00 to 130.00
Phone J“»*
DUpont DUPONT
5742 CIRCLE
end Alice Rhodes, 18, 2343 Clifton st
n.v,.
Robert Boyd, 38. and Edith Keys. 28.
both of Rockville. Md
Lee Lewis, 30. and Ruth Bumbrey. 28.
both of Fredericksburg Va.
Arthur Moore, Jr, 23, 740 3rd at. n.w,
and Violet Whlrley, 24. 4701 O st.
s.e.
Earl Grimm. 21. and Sylvia Chewnln*,
IS. both of Elkins. W. Va.
James Morgan. 40. 118 Bryant st. n.w,
and Dorothy Lyles. 24, 1127 New Jer
sey sve. n.w.
Harry Scheckman. *0, 803 Longfellow st.
n.w, and Gladys Dresner, 25, 4818
6th at. n.w.
Frank Brunette. 33. 2701 Q at. ae, and
Mildred Craven. 32, 507 8th it. n.w.
John Breen. 25. 1418 Rhode Island eve.
n.w, and Lucille Bergstrom, 24, 111
14th st. n.e.
IDevid Gordon. 20. and Harriet Hersh
man 18. both of 1.285 Downing at. n e.
Michael McDowell. 30. 218 3rd st. s.e,
end Virginia Manning, 28, 221 3rd
st s e.
Addison Clayton. SB, 2015 15th st. n.w,
and Evelyn Penry. 23. 407 L st. s.e.
Robert Robinson. 18- 1733 North Capi
tol st. and Emma McKenney, 18, 1708
'st st. n.w,
Willis Blue. 48. 1614 4th st. n.w, and
Kilen Hammond. 32. 3000 loth st. n.e.
Ge—- T«'mn. 22. 2018 15th st. n.w ,
and Catherine Jenifer, 26, 1312 13tn
,, li.v..
Joseph Reidy. 28. 1881 Wyoming ave.
n.w, end Gladys King, 24, 2011 Wyo
ming ave. n.w.
James Manaugh. 23. Arlington. Va, end
Elaine Cook. 25. 1312 Park W n.w
Louis Berg, 47, 8tamford, Conn, and
Mary Conlin. 35, New York City.
Felecei Narusewicr, 32, Palmer Mass.
and Margaret Woodruff, 33, 507
Oneida f1 n.w.
James Council. 28. 762 Atlantic st. s.e,
and Lola McClellan, 23, 103 Joliet at.
William Stahovic. 27. 1318 Delaflel* pi.
n.w, and Anna Balaasa, 23. 838 Dels
field pi. n.w.
Joseph Hegerty, 22. 5832 Bherrler pi n.w,
and Jeanne Moore, 24, 3360 17th at.
n.w.
Charles Davis 50, 4041 Minnesota ave.
re, and Pearl Barnes, 43, 010 K
1 at. n.w.
0 right dl fur
TALL GALS
A modified baby toed anklet
with the new look. In black
doeikin.
1695
Open Soturdoy, 9 to S
"Air Cooled"
ORIGINALS
1203 Connecticut Avenue
(Longfellow Building)
Births Reported
\ (From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistic!.)
i Kalman and Pauline Acs. girl.
| Dominic and Dorothy Amendolair, girl.
I Arnold and Nancy Appleby, boy.
ArceniOus and Eleanor Bean, boy.
Arnold and Patricia Beiand, boy.
Walter and Marjorie Bensman, boy.
Edward and Margaret Blackburn, boy.
Arthur and Eugenia Brew, boy.
Charles and Mary Butts, boy.
Virgil and Christine Carson, girl.
James and Miriam Chaney, girl.
Dale and Mary Chllcote. boy.
Gene and Jean Claar. boy.
Omer and Evelyn Cox. girl.
William and Gertrude Crowley, boy.
Elwood and Mildred Custer, boy.
William and Sarah Daniel, girl.
Irving and Beulah Diamond, girl.
Charles and Marguerite Dreyer. box.
Franklin and Doris Emahlser, girl.
William and Louise Bpes. girl.
Herbert and Margaret Evans, boy.
Herman and Vivian Feinberg, boy.
Richard and Ann Gillespie, boy.
William and Marion Gillions, girl.
John and Ruth Grace, girl.
Alton and Carolyn Grant, boy.
: Charles and Susan Haggerty, boy.
i John and Estelle Hall. boy.
Ovid and Elisabeth Hardy, boy.
James and Jennie Hare, girl.
Jack and Eileen Harrison, girl.
Isaac and Mary Hewett. girl.
Vernon and Harriet Hill. boy.
Kermit and Geraldine Hooper, girl.
Kerlln and Mary Lambert, girl.
Edward and Gladys Lee. boy.
William and Margaret Lindsey, girl.
Fred ana Elisabeth Lineback. girl
Lawrence and Angelina LlppoUs, boy.
John and Genevieve Logan, girl.
Clair and Hasel Loughmlllar, boy.
John and Mary Luft, boy.
George and Mary Lyon. boy.
Paul end Anne Mallne, boy.
Samue' and Mary Maslak. boy.
Robert and Doris McWhirt. boy.
Norman and Nora Meneer. boy.
John and Opal Meyer, girl.
Joseph and Eleanor Miller, boy.
James and Bernadlne Mullen, girl.
Robert and Rita Murphy, girl.
John and Anna Oliver, boy.
Alexander and Anna Radko, boy.
Charles and Mary Ramos, girl.
William and Mary Russ. girl.
Henry and Mary Sills, boy.
John and Mary Smith, girl
George and Irma Stewart, bog.
Joseph and Ida Sweeney, girl.
1 Dudley and Matilda Tatem. girl.
Jennings and Margaret Thomas, boy.
Charles and Julia Tollefson, girl.
William and Mary Van Horn, girl.
Andrew and Georgians Barnes, boy.
William and Mary Benjamin, girl.
William and Millie Blunt, boy
Charles and Mary Brunson, boy and girl
twins.
Arthur and Adelaide Campbell, boy.
William and Virginia Countee. boy.
1 Joseph and Katie Davis, boy.
; Willet and Louise Davis, boy.
George and Eula Dyson, girl.
I Columbus and Viola Epperson, boy.
Charles and Thelma Francis, boy.
Everett and Edith Gaddis, boy.
James and Melba Gamble, boy
Earlie and Lucretia Hargrove, boy twins.
I James and Genevieve Holliday, boy.
Joseph and Sula Hughes, girl.
Olneq. ITlarqland
___
LUNCHEO
DINNER
Cocktail Lounge Open
Sunday!. Cloied Monday!.
Olney, 12 mile! north
of ailver Spring.
Out 16th St. to Coleiville
Road, right through
underpait, left at aecond
avenue, then follow
directional aigni.
Clara May Downey
Owner A Mjrr.
Phone PL. 0799
f
■" - Individual Selected Fashions ■ —
\
SO EASY TO WEAR, Hilt
lovely cool black sheer, high
lighting a graceful cape col
lar with black lace insertion.
*25
Black only. Mi**ai' aiiaa.
*
Enjoy Our Personalized
service. Shop leisurely and
enjoy perfect fit and style.
(krfnul fUj.
Opposite Capitol Theatre—Elevator to
2nd Floor
Phena NAtionol 4046
Comfertobly Air Cooled
S Mildred
ahan
I 1327 F ST
ERflnKLin BLOC
i i i — OPEN SATURDAYS —
FoV Better Living
OUR PRACTICAL LOAN PLAN
Has met every test. Thousands of satisfied customers in
Washington and its suburbs have profited by our quick
service and economical rates.
PERSONAL LOAN DEPARTMENT
Fifteen-Month Plan
(Cost includes life insurance)
0
Note Loan Proceeds Monthly Pymt.
$ 120 $110.10 $ 8.00
240 220.00 16.00
360 330.30 24.00
540 495.45 36.00
750 688.12 50.00
1005 922.09 67.00
• Doctor and Dental Bills * Home Repairs
• Educational Purposes • Income and Property Tax
• Hospital Expense * Consolidation of Debts
NEW CARS ot 4%
12 MONTHS TO PAY
LONGER TERMS IF DESIRED
SUBURBAN NATIONAL
W BANK "
GEORGIA AVE. AT BONIFANT ST.
Personal Lean Dept.—Silver Spring, Md., SHapherd 2130
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Carp. Resources Over $22,000,000
TAKOMA OFFICE
WILLOW and CARROLL AVES., TAKOMA PARK
BETHESDA OFFICE, 7444 WISCONSIN AVE.
I Fleming and Gertrude Marshall, eirl.
Lucius and Marsarite Parker, boy.
I Leroy and Shirley Smith, boy.
Percy and Lillie Towns, boy.
Robert and Lydia Williams, girl.
Andrew and Janie Williams, eirl.
Roland and Cynthia Zealy, eirl.
Deaths Reported
(Prom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.)
Edward Meyer, #4. 8203 13th st. n.w.
Alice Hastings, 84, 3600 Ordway st. n.w.
Caroline Pond. 84. 1887 Newton st. n.w.
George Click. 88, 4010 14th st. n.w.
Bertie Mlskell. 83. 8328 lly pi. i t
Caroline Greferson. 81, 6327 Dorsett pi.
n.w.
Sadie Greene. 79, 8108 Kansas art.
P" a Doran. 78, 304 Longfellow st. n.w.
Alice Acton, 73. 120 C st. s.e.
Henry McConker. 61. 1138 Abbey pi. n.e.
William Spencer, 68. 1120 13th at. n.w.
John G. Reckert. 68. 3810 Veazey st. n.w.
David Jenkins. 57. 1101 Mass. are. n.w.
Prank Needham. 66. 737 Mas*, ave. n w.
I Alexander Shapiro. 65. 1309 Somerset pi.
Rena Kimmett. 65. Baltimore.
Samuel Barke. 42. 135 Kennedy tt. B.w.
Sylvia Block. 3«. 339 G st. s.w.
Roberta Bridwell, 30, 137 Forrester at. n.w.
Martha Watson, 10. Rockville. Md.
aeorglsna Butker. 92. Hughesville. Md.
James Lewis. 72. Blue Plains, D. C.
Mamie Boyd. 95, St. Elizabeths Hosp
Joseph Warren, 60, St. Elizabeths Hosp.
Virginia Kelly. 59. 401 E st. n e.
Bishop Carson, 55. Lakeland rd., Md.
Minnie Miner. 53. Warrenton, Va.
George Tabbs. 48. 2007 Maryland ave. n.e.
James Johnson. 48. 1622 8th st. n.w.
William Ware, 46. 445 New Jersey ave. s.e.
Robert Duckett, 35. 918 6th st. n.e.
Henry Wheeler, 81. 66 R at. n.w.
John Mills. 29. 1028 5th st. n.w.
Charles Wilson. 81, 1333 10th st. B.w.
News reels are being made and
issued each week in Netherlands
Indies.
Open All Day
SATURDAY
Final Reductions
in This Sale!
FAMOUS NAME
. WOMEN'S SHOES
Formerly 14.95 to $18.95
*6.80 to *8.80
Save now on your fovorite Rice-O'Neill, Stetson, Can
tilever ond Ground-Gripper Shoes. All styles ond col
ors. All sixes in the entire sole, but not in each style
oc^group. All soles final.
521 11th St. N.W.
Jmit B»l»u> F St
r*n»rir nit r at. n.w.
l^utoicaneJcint&LnS
To use on terrace table ...
S | 25
To stick In ground . . .
$2-50
To hang on wall . .
$2-oo
LITTLE CALEDONIA
1419 Wisconsin Avonuo
Georgetown
OPIN SATURDAY
.— Open Saturdays—July and August——*—
wzmxEMMimi
Juniors9
Autumn Love
J9*1
For eo-td or corotr girl, this
smooth, suave gobordint suit
—os interesting os a ship
board romance — and much
more lasting. So unusual with
its unique buttons and die-cut
outs . . . you'll be outstanding
in your crowd. In charcoal
black, brawn, wine or groan.
Charge Accounts
xmm
1213 G St. N.W.
(7,cJ»^s SUMMER
SPECIAL
CLEARANCE
DRESSES
FORMERLY NOW
10.95 to 29.95 $7.00
29.95 to 69.95 $12.00
EVENING GOWNS
FORMERLY NOW
29.95 to 39.95 $10.00
39.95 to 69.95 $15.00
BLOUSES
FORMERLY NOW
6.95 to 16.95 $2.00
BATHING SUITS
FORMERLY NOW
8.95 to 12.95 $3.00 -
SKIRTS
FORMERLY NOW
5.95 to 10.95 $2.00
ALL SALES FINAL • ALL SALES CASH
8650 Colesville Rd. Silver Spring, Md.
STORE HOURS:
10:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. DAILY
WILLIAM ROSENDORf’S
42nd Annul
The response and enthusiasm of Wm. Rosendorf cus
tomers to our 42nd annuol August Fur Sale and
showing of advance 1948-1949 fashions is making
this the most exciting event we have held in years.
You'll see original new treatments by our own de
signers, you'll thrill to reductions you'd have hardly
thought possible on fine furs of traditional Wm.
Rosendorf quality.
ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX
Sew!—Silver Blue Dyed Muskrat-y- 9325
Sew!—Northern Back Blended Muskrat--- 425
Sew!—Dyed Russian Marmot....—- 265
Sew!—Dyed China Mink.....--- 595
Sew!—Grey Dyed India Lamb--— 475
Sew!—Grey Chinese Kidskin- 265
Block Dyed Persian Lamb- 495
Sew!—Natural Sheared Beaver Raccoon—- 525
The items and prices quoted above represent
authentic new 1949-1949 styles exclusively.
• BUDGIT BUN • UY-AWAY BUN
• CHARG* ACCOUNT
d
Skatchod: Shaarad
Canadian I aaoar
Coat, S1J95—tax
includad.
SHOP IN AIR COOLED COMFORT
Opan Saturdays

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