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The Palais Royal STREET FLOOR to in Perfect Condition Personnel Reduction Orders Are Clarified 0 SHOP EARLY so that Branches at: By Civil Service your gift con be Bethesda, Md. The Civil Service Commission to- mailed this month. Va. day ordered that race, religion an<} Arlington Farm*, politics be eliminated from consid- eration when the of'the The The Pentagon Building lessening Palais Royal war efforts calls for a reduction in the Federal force. G Street at 11th WASHINGTON, D, C. District 4400 Revising the regulations issued August 5 to govern the order in which the inevitable personnel cuts must be made, the commission said i that "no discrimination shall be Site exercised, threatened or promised in any reduction in force against or in We Slenderize the Women Larger favor of any employe because of race or ■LIST STUB-* his political or religious IE CLE1RMEE 50« 11th St. N.W. RE. 9732 opinions or affiliations.” Next to Assn. Perpetual Building In an explanatory statement the commission said that this prohibi- the standard civil Week-End tion supplements Special service antidiscrimination rule UTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS | which applies only to employes in Thurs., Fri., Sot. the classified service. Because of the j Moke it a to The newly enacted veterans’ preference point visit Palais Royal early tomorrow. Ma ny of these items that are reduced for clearance are limited in All Wool Coot law, separation regulations must Therefore be applied uniformly throughout quantity. prompt shopping is strongly urged. Some merchandise is counter soiled. Sorry, no mail or phone orders. both the classified and unclassified service, instead of only in the for- mer, as previously has been the BEGINNING TOMORROW case. MORNING AT 9:30 Intended to Clarify. The revised regulations, the 'com- i 80 to ALL mission said, are Intended simply j Reg. $3.95 $5.95 WOOL “to clarify and simplify the rules" j originally promulgated. It empha- sized that “there is no change in | 100 REG. $5 ARMY AND NAVY the fundamental provisions” of the- SWEATERS and BLOUSES, *2 due earlier regulations, requiring Broken sizes and colors, slightly soiled; blouses in prints, weight to be given to tenure of em- cottons, rayon crepes. ployment, military preference,; FITTED DUFFLE 30 of service and efficiency BAGS Jumpers of royon butcher linen in 12 in length Culottes light weight green rayon. of or ratings, in prescribing the order Ideol for Christmas red, kelly luggoge. Sizes 12 to 18. Sizes 12, 14, 18. Reg. $5.95_$2 dismissals. gifts. Waterproof bag Reg. $5.95_$2 with 5 Sun Beck Dresees in white cotton. There is no in tne lined oilskin, contains comb, clothes Hfr pp 4 Sports Suits of seersucker in implication gt rayon Size 12. Reg. $5.95_$2 issuance of revised regulations that shave tooth razor brown or green. Size 14. Reg. $15.95, brush, stick, brush, blades, 22 Skirts in soft immediate or early reductions in $5 Reyen pastels, pleated soop, styptic pencil, sewing set and shoe- or plain styles, saddle stitched. Broken force are expected because of a 2 Rayon Jersey polka dot dresses, 2 shine Boxed for sizes. cessation of hostilities,” the commis- equipment. shipping. piece. Blue. Size 12. Reg. $8.95, Reg. $5.95_$2 sion said. the commis- flui 10% lax \ SPORTSWEAR The Palale Royal "However, MIN S FURNISHINGS Tht Falait Roval STRICT FLOOR $2 THIRD FLOOR sion feels that it is necessary to plan ahead and to have the regula- tions immediately available when $5.95 FLUFFY COTTON 14 HALF SIZE AND QUARTER they are needed.” SHAG RUGS Under the revised rules, employes SIZE DRESSES 2x4-foot size in blue an will be retained according to an "A,” 36 MEN'S SHIRTS j % "B” and “C” ranking. Top priority I ! or rose_ R«g. $8.95 *5.95 will to those under King's Court broadcloth shirts guaranteed fast 12 Inlaid Linoleum in go serving per- 91.50 Rugs 9xl0.6-ft. Solid color rayon crepe or spun royon manent or indefinite size oil ... oil appointments,! color in blue, tan, green or white. Size 15 only. perfect good pot- prints in lovely dresses, broken sizes and or whose present service in war- terns, regularly $14.95 _$10.95 colors. URNS FURNISHINGS ... The Palaii Roval STRICT FLOOR service positions is a continuation 10 Inlaid Linoloum in 7.6x9-ft. 1 size I Rugs Royon Print dress, 37 Vi. Reg. of a permanent or indefinite ap- size, oil attractive potterns, all perfect, $6 50 _$3.95 Next pointment. will come those regularly $10.95_ $7.95 1 Royon Print dress, size 37 Vi. Reg. serving under war-service appoint-) 35 Yards Hall and Plain Carpeting, all $7 95 __S3.95 ments, either by original appoint- wool ond 27 inches wide, taupe with 2 Checked Ginghem Dretsei, size 44. ment or by return to the Govern- green border, regularly-$2.59, yd., Reg $5.95_/._$3.95 ment service after a definite break; REGULARLY 75c TOILET GOODS REDUCED $1.95 EVERl-DAY FROCK SHOP The Palate \\ $3995 in Government service—more than GLASS 24 Shower Sprays. Reg. $1_. 79e 20 Reversible Chenille Rugs, 4x6-foot Royal THIRD FLOOR 30 Last in order—and first to Sparkling CANDLESTICKS size in tan J days. 11 Gilt Edge Mirror Trays. Reg. $3 95, blue, rose, and green, reg- ; go—will be those whose appoint- ularly $19.95 _$12.95 Regular $49.50 and $55 $1.95 14 to are limited to a year or less; 15 Colorful Cotton Rtg. $8.95 SI0.95 ;ments 40c 300 Tweeters. Reg. 75c _ 25c Scalloped Edge, ; who are serving on a Hand-Hooked 2x4 A very special clearance when-actually- j 144 Velvet Rotor Blades. Reg. 50c, 39c Rugs, foot, regularly or who are Just 75 of these sparkling bright viking $5 THRIFT DRESSES *3.88 employed basis, beyond 50 Bottles After Shave Lotion. Reg. 95 ..$3.95 event! Not next glass candlesticks to clear at the low 6 January! automatic retirement age. 50c 25c Gold Seal congoleum rugs, in 9x12- 1 and 2 Piece. Misses' Sizes. price of 49c. NOW! Dressy untrimmed Four 16 Bottles Hand-Saver Cream. ft. size, slightly imperfect; regularly Sub-Groups. Reg. 10 Drosses in fall colors. Misses' sizes. SO oak leaf wall and tree $7.95_ coat of glass plotters, 79 c _ $5 100°o Virgin Within each of these retention 49e Reg $8.95_ S5.BI are four who will regularly $1.19 _89c 36 Jars 200 square yards of felt base flooring Wool lined groups sub-groups, Maynard's All-Purpose Cream. 3 Suits m misses' sizes. beautifully in four high shodes, be kept on in the order 300 fireking casserole sets, 16 pieces Reg. $1.- 49c neat potterns; regularly 49c sq. and interlined. In smart specified.. Reg. $13.95_ S6.IB At the are inches in TOILET The Vd _ 39c top preference employes—, each, 4'i diameter; regulorly GOODS Palau Rnval THRIFT DRESSES Th, palate Royal GREY or a STREET FLOOR 100 of inlaid linoleum very becoming veterans—with efficiency ratings of 8 for $1 _ ....... .8 for 69c square yerds THIRD FLOOR GREEN ONLY. ! "good” or better and then in order: 200 plates with the "Bundles for Brit- remnants in neot colors, morbleized de- 1.09 Nonveterans with efficiency ratings ain" emblem stamped on each, reg- sign; regularly $ _sq. yd. 19c SIZES 35% to RUGS Th* Pclatt Roval 51% _ of "good” or better; preference em- ularly $1 49c NOVELTY JEWELRY REDUCED FOURTH FLOOR Neckwear Reduced to Vi and Less s—^————■a ployes whose ratings are lower than Odds and ends of dmnerware priced Beautiful pins, bracelets and earrings $6.50 Jacket ADVERTISEMENT. good,” and nonpreference employes 12c to 50c. Reg. Type £0.25 drastically reduced for clearance REGULAR ** likewise rated. A sub- t* $9.95, $10.95 Spun Rayon Blouses _ j temporary CHINA, GLASSWARE The Palau Roval 4 Pansy Pins. Reg. $2.50_$1.89 is : group, A-l-plus, provided for vet- FIFTH FLOOR 2 Imitation Pearl Necklaces. Reg. STUDIO COUCH COVERS Just 12 smartly styled blouses, to be D0N7 LAY OFF erans and former merchant seamen $5- $2.95 Includes large cover and <P n n n worn outside skirt. High neckline style | in their first year after restoration 6 Necklaces. with short sleeves and braid trim. Novelty Reg. $3.95, ,• throe box pillow covertn^O.OO to permanent or indefinite civilian will of White ond a few pastels. Sizes 32 to When Colds Cause Wise shoppers check this list $2.50 Beautifully toilored covers in choice of positions. 2 38 in the Rhinestone Pins. Reg. $7.95.- $5 and neat shades group. The revised regulations florals, stripes plain Sore continue] LOW PRICED HOUSEWARES 2 Lapel Pins. Reg. $20_ $15 with 10 Reyen Sheer Blouses in soft pastel Throat, Coughs the that \ contrasting cord weltings end deep requirement reductions be1 6 Silver Bracelets. shades. Short sleeves. Sizes 32 to Take Sterling Reg. $7.95, box pleats. Berry wine, royal blue, just one swallow of Thoxine. made uniformly throughout a unit; 7 practical caffae dispensers designed $4.50 36. rose and powder blue. Reg. $3.95.--.-_$1.9* See how quickly it brings palliative or combination of units—unless the by Silex, regularly $1.45-72e 12 Novelty Earrings. Reg. $2.95, 40 Window shade* in various sizes, 20 smart pastel dickies slightly counter relief. Soothes the throat as you swal- civil service permits an exception- 25 popular Silex glass coffee makers, $1.95 soiled, 69c to $1.59 soiled. Reg. $2 to $3.95_49c low it, then it works -through the sys- in order to forestall the slightly regularly possibility! regularly $2.95-$1.47 8 Costume Rings.
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