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1727 L St. N.W.
4 Door* loit of Conn. Avo.
Clearance
50
Evening Gowns
20% to 50% off
Sizes 10 to 42
15% off
On All New Spring
Dresses, Coats, Suits
and Millinery.
Sizes on Dresses
9 to 44 and Half Sizse
L
Mrs. Sillin Wed
In the presence of members of
the immediate families, Mrs.
Franklin Paul Sillin and Lt. Col.
Aldo Herbert Loos were married
yesterday in National City Chris
tian Church. The Rev. Dr. J.
Warren Hastings officiated.
The bride, who is the daughter
of Mrs. Robert W. Allnutt and the
late Mr. Allnutt, was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr. Wil
liam B. Allnutt. She was attended
by Mrs. George MacClain and Mr.
MacClain was best man.
The couple left after the cere
mony for Palm Beach. ,
Mrs. Hardy Wed
At 7 o'clock last evening in the
Brookmont Baptist Church, Mrs.
Fay C. Hardy,'daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Carpenter of
Orange, Va., became the bride of
Mr. Albert E. Buchanan, jr„ of
Philadelphia. The Rev Charles
W. Caulkins officiated at the can
dlelight ceremony.
Miss Audrey Donaldson was the
bride’s only attendant and the
best man was Mr. William B.
Faussett. I
It Might as Well
Be Spring!
Spring's in your heart . . . and
on your head—in the shape of a
rolled brim, straight-as-a-dash
sailor. Navy Milan straw with
tall upshoot of red poppies.
Tenderly curved to your head
—the little black straw-cloth
clothe, covered all over with
lilies of the valley. Delightfully
young.
Individually made for you.
Millinery end Hot Blockers
733 11th Street N.W.
Blue Calfskin (J
*16.95
[XCLUSIVt
this season at
Alto in Ton ond Block Colt
iARTCRAFT
1101 CONN. AVE
-AJliT/O
Mayflower Hotel Block
MRS. PARKMAN HALSEY CLANCY.
The former Miss Emily Cocke Arnold, daughter of Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. William Howard Arnold, became the bride
yesterday of Mr. Clancy, who is the son of Mrs. Helen Johnson
Clancy of Rockville and Asheville, and the late Mr. Ernest
Irvin Clancy of Atlanta and Asheville.
—Bradford Bachrach Photo.
Martha Fulton
Engaged to Wed
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace H. Fulton
have announced the engagement
of their daughter Martha to Mr.
Overtoft Lea Murdock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Oliver Murdock.
Miss Fulton attended the Po
tomac and Madeira Schools,
Scripps College, Claremont, Calif.1
She now is attending George
Washington University.
Mr. Murdock attended St. An
MRS. SCOTT.
Before her marriage yester
day to Mr. Robert McCance
Scott, she was Miss Marion
Wheeler, daughter of former
Senator and Mrs. Burton Ken
dall Wheeler. —Hessler Photo.
= Charge Accounts Invited -
End-of-the-Month Clearance
Boys' Wear
I
3-Pc. Snowsuits
All-wool or alpocca lined. Broken sizes
2-6x Reg 19.95 _-10.97
Winter Jackets
Mackinaws and alpacca lined. Sizes
4 and 6. Reg. 12 95-H.95_5.97
All-Wool Slacks
Husky sizes in tweed patterns. Reg. 6.95,
1.97
Overalls and Corduroy Jodhpurs
Reg. 2.95 to 3.95_1.97
Odds fir Ends
Knit suspender shorts
Cotton knit polos
All-wool mufflers
SPECIALS
Were Now
All-wool coot and legging
sets. Size 1 only 21.95 3.97 *
Hood jackets. Size 4 17.95 10.97
All-wool covert Suit. Size 6 19.95 6.97
Overall sets 6.95 4.44
Raincoats. Size 12 4.95 1.00
All-wool overcoats. Sizes 6
and 10 24.95 10.97
Corduroy Slacks. Size 12 5.50__ 2 97
Flannel Shirts. Solid colors 1.95 97c
Corduroy Sport Coats 12.95 6.97
All-wool mittens and gloves.
1.25 to 1.49 77c
Pajamas, 2-pc styles 2.95 1 97
Bow ties 59c 25c
THE <D>//
SHOP
1225 F ST. N.W.
drew's School and served three
years in the Air Corps. He will)
attend Cornell University in the
autumn.
A June wedding is planned.
Mr., Airs. Morris
Hosts at Dinner;
Pictures Follo w
An unusual entertainment fol
lowed the dinner which Mr. and
Mrs. George Maurice Morris gave
last evening at the Lindens, their
home on Kalorama road. Mr.
John Jay of Williamstown, Mass.,
who was the official photographer
for the Olympic games, showed
his pictures of the skiing and
skating events during the Olym
pics in Switzerland. He was as
sisted by Mrs. Jay. who arranged
and managed the recorded music
during the pictures.
The distinguished company at
dinner last evening included the
French Ambassador and Mme.
Bonnet, the Italian Ambassador
and Signora Tarchiani and the
Counselor of the Swedish Embas
sy and Mme. Aminoff. Officials of
the United States Government
who were among the guests in
cluded Associate Justice and Mrs.
Harold H. Burton, Senator and
Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall, Mrs.
Homer Ferguson, the Secretary of
the Army and Mrs. Kenneth C
Royall, the Chief of Staff and
Mrs. Omar Bradley, the Com
mandant of the Marine Corps and
Mrs. Clifton B. Cates, the Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy for Air
and Mrs. John Nicholas Brown,
Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Wade Hampton
Haislip, Gen. and Mrs. Dwight D.
Eisenhower and the Director of
the Mint, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross.
The former United States Am
bassador to Canada and Mrs. Ray
Atherton were others in the large
company, which also included Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar S. Cox, Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis, Mr. and
Mrs. David Edward Finley, Mr.
and Mrs. James Lawrence Hough
teling, Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Mag
nuson, Mrs. George Mesta, Mrs.
Gifford Pinchot, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Todd Young, jr.. son-in
law and daughter of the hosts;
Mr. K. Roberts Greenfield and Dr.
Robert C. Ransdell.
From out of town at the dinner
were, in addition to Mr. and Mrs.
Jay, Dr. and Mrs. William Lynne
.wood Garlick of Baltimore, son
1 in-law and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris; Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin
of Boyce, Va., and Mr. Walter
1 Bingham of San Francisco.
presentations in the
Neo-Classic beauty of
Eric Thorson
gentlemen of song
Eric Correa
his piono ond his orchestra
LUNCHEON * COCKTAILS ’ DINNER A SUPPER DANCING
Layette Sale ...
Hand • made Dress and Slip Sets.
Reg. 4 98.---2.98
\
DIAPERS
Birdseye Diapers, ll*2~l.
V/ere 2.47. Now_1.97
Comfy Gauze Diapers, 20x
40. Were 3.75. Now 2.97
ESSENTIALS
Were NOW
Binders, fine combed cotton 39c 27c •
Infants' Cotton Knit Shirts 69c 47c
Infants' Cotton Knit Gowns 1.39 79c
Beacon Receiving Blankets 1.25 87c
All-Wool Layette Sweaters 2.98 1.97
All-Wool Knit Shawls, fringed 3.98 2.97
Infants' Cotton Knit Training Pants, 50c 3 for 1.00
Quilted Pads, white cotton filler,
15x17 49c 37c
36x54 2.98 2.47
18x34 1.29 97c
Lap Pads Sani-Sheet, 12x24, box of 3 1.19 1.00
Sani-Sheets, crib size 36x54 3.50 2.97
Crib Sheets, "Nashua" Finest Combed
Cotton Percale, type 180, 45x72 2.50 1.39
Infants' Dresses, hand detailed 2.98 1.98
Hand-made Slips 1 29 97c
Cotton Quilt, crib size, nursery pattern,
irregulars 3.98 2.97
Flannel Gowns 1 00 67c
Knit Kimona 1.25 97c
Baby Electric Vanta Bottle Warmer 2.98 1.98
Flannel Sacque 79c 57c
No Mail
or Phone
Orders
1225 F St. N.W.
■ !
I can
] you
yuess
the
price
of
this
fur
coat?
• ILLUSTRATED ABOVE is a black-dyed Persian Lamb
Coat now on sale during Zlotnick’s Final Reductions. In normal
times, during a normal fur season, you would expect to pay much
more for a fur coat like this. Tomorrow you can buy this coat at
Zlotnick's for only $298! Unusual? Yes! Read the entire list of
reduced fur prices below. See for yourself the unprecedented sav
ings during
I
4-Skin Dyed Kolinsky Scarf ...$49
4-Skin Mink Scarf- 69
1 Natural Skunk Coat . . ..... 69
3 Mouton Dyed Lamb Coats— 69
1 Mink-Dyed Marmot Coat— 69
1 Black-Dyed Pony Coat- 69
1 Pair Silver Fox Scarfs- 78
1 Mink-Dyed Marmot Coat— 98
1 Pair Silver Fox Scarfs- 98
1 4-Skin Mink Scarf_ 98
1 Natural Gray Kid Coat-98
1 Gray Persian Paw Coat-98
1 Beaver-Striped Mouton-Dyed
Lamb Coat - 98
1 Dyed Squirrel Cape-98
1 Natural Skunk Coat - 98
1 Silver Fox Jacket- 98
1 Dyed Squirrel Cape_125
10 Mouton Dyed Lamb Coats...]48
1 Platina Fox Jacket —-$148
1 Natural Gray Kid Coat-148
1 Dyed Squirrel Cape-148
2 Black-Dyed Persian Paw
Coats 148
2 Silver-blue-Dyed Muskrat
Coats_198
2 Mink-Dyed Muskrat North
ern Back Coats - 198
1 Gray Persian Lamb Coat-248
1 Black-Dyed Persian Lamb
Coat_248
1 Let - Out Silver - blue - Dyed
Muskrat Coat -298
1 Natural Squirrel Coat-298
1 Gray Persian Lamb Coat_298
1 Let-Out Mink-Dyed Muskrat
Coat_298
1 Black-Dyed Persian Lamb
Coat 298
1 Dyed China Mink Coat-348
1 Sheared Beaver Coat -—348
. . . and many, many more!
Partial list. Hundreds of other furs and price groups. All prices sub
ject to tax. Intermediate markdowns taken in many cases. Not all
items at all stores. Convenient terms. All items subject to prior sale.
12th and G
4439 Connecticut Ave.
721 11th Street N.W.
Washingtons Largest Furrier
Three Stores to Serve You

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