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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
WOODROW WILSON
 HONORS COMPILED
Twenty-three Listed as "A Students for March
 Report Ratings

Twenty-three pupils are listed as "A" honor students on the March honor roll at Woodrow Wilson school. according to a report re- leased today by Miss Loretta Fitz- patrick. principal. The Citizenship honor roll was also released.
 The complete list of names on both honor rolls follows:
 Scholarship Rolf
 Grade "A" group; Paul Hele- yetz. Barbara Bergstrom. Louise Dorgelok. Isabel Mcdufiie. Rose. mary Riley, Arlene Bates. Adrienne Wolff. B" group; Russell Baldwin, Lots Humphrey, Robert D'Agostino. Julia Ciarlelli, Lena DiVirgilis. Dor. othy Koyal. Marguerite Mcdonald, Lucille Verrastro. Emilio spatafore, Raymond Maripan,
 Grade b-"A' group ElyiFa Spa' tAfore, John samnseyicb, Lucille KieTm0pt, Richard Bowen, "B" group; stephen PannoDe, Betty Jones, Joseph czarsty, Josephine colangelo. Ugo AllegFini, Marie
 Grade "A" groupi Lorna spenr eer, "R" group; Fred DlLeo, John DwyeT, Edward Finn, Robert HeDDes, Laurence MiDsFyDo, Ed' waTd REantyT
 Grade LA" gFoppl Vivian RAss, Gerald Lllddy, Dorothy Mels Ion, Raslna spatAfoge, Alcholas Falnlgliettt, James Janelll,
 Grade Rw"A" group Claire gaE pald0, Robert Rmbardo, Charles klamkln Arthur knapf esFl Soo' leek,
 CiliEAnshlp Rell
 Grade q Russell Baldwin, Arlene Rates, Paul nelepelx, baThaFa Berg alT0m, FleanOg 0lsFlelll, aulla plaFs lelDl, loneeita leYlna, FTanees Ger vino, Lena plYeTellio, Louise poFgE elak, Edward pwveT, Alfred 0vlaliE la, la0ls Humphrey, noFaan Jones, VlnNent Kelley, Dorothy keval, Mary Ianella, HFad Leone, pOnald MaeN N0nald, Marguerite Macdonald, t*4FWt*ffH N|hfN.HAi fE.'Ntff1f eWf#ff nplphlo RaNniegl IQhn keiRTFel RaselnaFy Teta, Lucille veTFaklFal AalYaieFe NeTFasiFo, AlWeFhlae Egollls.,, Egoll's AsyIsnDs Welb bagbags
 Grpdp bwpAp gyoupI RlphaEa h0RRN, aaSephlne n0lallNelQl Joseph pgaTalg, AEllnp kIenRl haafnleIg lnArlAe, Betty Sonef, Iillellle llefg mNDf Betty IAl kalnlleTe, sallll hanlnaHVlRll, ElvNa RnaEeiaFf, hAF pOellna YaRllal hRnep NellleafRl Eya 2olla, Hhv eFounl Nicholas ka|lo, healTlge nelEeg, pee AlleRTlnll MQgmen GaNrfy, hApmela n0glellal FganQis nepaAle, AllRelnlA liahellai
 nraae gl kallnV NnsAleRl hfllH naFd, 1a6n npg1y, EdwaId H|NH, RQhsrt llpnlas, laRlfneA NlneFF lln0l lelna hnalaig kana.g E. . L ssllg g l1T, Nlean0g AlMllql Nlllll nRRl aQV aRphhln Fanllp|lelll nelmeN HAalr llle eE1lle nNgllels eRg sls maaNke, nTflnaIo MhlelNlnL helr fs,aale, Ilolel|W Ni|ashllaRv,
 ngaae VI NIlleN a nAlllgg g hpRl Alnge, NlalAAlhh anlla llREl ' uloTla HhnEpllL faaanlllAe tnnal Halliava, xnlenlsll5 lA lsia, pai6lbg M1ll0b, d0hn b|hee, klRgala kAlaafl hqlM aa!lllaa llgas M ka ., N !. ...g :, nlRllp lnpallQ dpAnlb NAllhlaAp MAY 2 baIllI lRlle k|llal Allllh lAlRl klIall, NllllIa lAllh llallala lladg hlIhllIg MlIllh nAlnaIla Mlnpll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
TAKICAB sTRIKE ENDS

Ghleago, March 27wUP,l~paxlv cab drivers whose lbFeeFWeek strike brought sporadic violence l9 Cblr pag0s Hoop Tetlulled 10 goTk Ri 6 Q, m, laday, Theig Tepresenlallyes signed aD agreement last night Nllb GhAOkev and Yellow Cab officials providing taT direct Deg0liati0p ol lheiv denlallds g0r hlgheT pomDlis, hl0nS, lnalNedlRie TpSpWpllol pl nAINlal saFYlep was anticipated RlT ihaAgh ihR agreemenl gave hlllkpTs nge days lo TelugD io gogk,
 The Phlllpplnes VIII shortly have 1000 postal money 0TdeT plneps one loy each nlpDlplpalily,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
SUIT OVER CAR

Peiey ReEEleTo Of this city Ras today named defandaDl m . 5000 plyD action brought ln lbe court 0t poMDl0p pleas by Iey Hlemlng and ", M M0ggls a0lng hllslneSs as lhe Ass0claipS Dlso0llnl p0mppDy of south Bend, INdlana, The Rpll plnllnS pIlbfr tb00 or Tpploly Nf Rn alllamNblle, Au0Vney Mlchafl A' plall0 nlpd the noMplalnh
 lmp0Vlant gold dIse0yPvlHs haYg been gpp0gled 70 TakManla,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
MfnKAAE NAlKH

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
RAQK M CAPITAL

Washnslan, March pgwlUP9 w Mrs, Hgnllkllll Ill haasepell Has heek nf me Whlle House iaaap h| t|Me lo WaIeollle hellle khe nTRhlaRel eFlpl q ee.aag Elp ID whlab Alle maae " igs, n0aafYeli, aeeamnenled hY h8v he0lplAIp, MIfl MNlyhla VI kphTehafDi IfIllElleg kehlflapg kelll heT lalW ~ lAn honlbRfhl lne9lAi ll0lA Ter leefllfs VII Re 70 parlong hAl|hnllNapla nEeleplfl
 paiay payenle, lIAeTeAa ppEenlp, ppIlhde hanlaHelllTfI fllllalllfllp RAlllAIh, Alllla VaTlahll0l RaHp Vnlne. naT 9olppk HHp RroNpl h0l'aIl N|hFlann, klllaenga l)ul9lIlpl WAIlfF WanRlnll dohfllll hlllelllll klherf n0l lnA AniAAnf Fllf|ll, llpbT Dyl MahlllA 9ellN FnehDloR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
MANY ACCIDENTS,
 NO ONE INJURED
Snow Freezing to Wind- shields Makes Driving
 Very Hazardous
CHESHIRE NEWS
 Hubert Rigney
 Cheshire Phone 33S

Cheshire, March 27 - Several ac- cidents occurred here during the storm Thursday but fortunately no one was injured. Driving conditions were very bad, the snow sticking to the windshields of cars made vision difficult and that on the surface of the highway caused an extremely hazardous condition, especially where it was necessary to suddenly apply the brakes.
 At the dangerous area on the grade near the Marion road two cars skidded but fortunately the on- ly damage resulting was dented lenders. A sedan approaching from Waterbury at slow rate of speed came suddenly upon truck which was on the curve just west of the Marion road.
 It was necessary to suddenly ap- ply the brakes, but fortunately in this case. as the car began to slide, 1t was possible to avoid collision with the truck by passing on the left hand side, there being no traffic bound in the opposite direction. A truck overturned near Willow Brook after leaving the highway and going down a slight bank.
 Visiting Parents
 Miss Betty Hannegan Is spending the recess with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Roberts c. Hennegan is Q student at Russell Sage College.
 Chester Jones Is confined to his home on Maple avenue by illness. ' The condition of Miss Helen Mul- yey, who was struck by an automo. bile Wednesday evening was re- ported fair today, She sustained fractures of the left leg and arm and a number of body bruises. Many people walk on the highway here because Of the muddy condition Of the sidewalks, The road is hard surfaced and the sidewalks are ID part of earth and not in very good condition in bad weather, Good sidewalks would eliminate Q hazard here as several other pedestrians have been hit with fatal results ID several instances,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27
HITLER TOTALK
 ONPOPE'S CHARGE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-27

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 lllAl .plal ef ll6on 2. ' elM . 4 hha hlAhF kAhlaNh8 f|ff m nelll0 . l|elllll 0l. lII aI ]. alNlgl bgG w lAlallNf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
'Teen-Age Nainsook
Slips, 85e
We're SIPS, SI.65

so handmade cotton MAIN
sock costume slips, bias cut.
Sizes IL to 16.
5 Girls Silk Crepe Quilted
Robes, slightly weighted. Tea
rose and blue print. Sizes 6,
8, IL, is. Were $l2.95. Now,
s7.s5
IA Juniors Rayon Mesh Pan
ties in tearose and white. Sizes
IL and IA. Originally 5Sc.
NOW
% Girls and Juniors Cotton
Broadcloth Two-Piece Pajamas,
some slide-fastened. Sizes IL to
10. Originally SO. Now 81. AS
Is Gowns and Pajamas for girls
and juniors in silk crepe and
satin Slightly weighted. Sizes
6. 8, 10, Is to Is. Originally
SO to $685.. Now------$1.45
GIRLS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Girls BIouses, IS
OridinnIIM fI6S -

OI'xIUufty 1I.O0, %
q girls cotton blouses in
assorted colors. Sizes 10 to
16.
8 Leather Coats, warmly lined.
Green, brown, red. Sizes 4 to
8. We're S7.95. Now S4.95
IL Girls Wooden Slip-on Sweat
ers. Navy and brown. Sizes 8,
10. Is. Were So. Now S1.45
"a Girls Slip-on and Coat
Sweaters in all-wool. Brown,
red, gray. Sizes to 16. Were
SO. Now S2.25
is Girls B0dy-top Skirts of cot
ton and wool mixed. Solid
colors and plaids. Sizes Z, IL,
IA, Is. Were 50. Now----S1.45
SO Juveniles Slip-on and Coat
Sweaters, some with slide fast
enings. Wool in Fall colors.
Sizes 4 to 6. Were SO. Now $2.25
81 Jaeger Slip-on and Coat
Sweaters, wool. Light and
dark colors. Sizes 3 to 6. Were
$685.. Now ------$2.95
Is Juveniles Coveralls, some
overall styles, in cotton crepe,
cotton broadcloth, denim. Sizes
4 and 5. Were 81, $l.15.
NOW
80 Juveniles Wooden Slip-on
Sweaters for boys or girls. Some
reversible styles. Sizes 8 to 8.
Were 50 and SO. Now----$1.45
GIRLS SPORTSMAN,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Juniors Goats Reduced

Junior Misses Fall and Spring Coats in green gray
rust, brown and navy were S19.95, $685. were
s1695 to s2975. Now S1095
10 Juniors Fall Dresses of rayon crepe and cotton cor
roy. Originally $795 to s12.95. Now s495
Party Dresses of cotton lace net rayon taffeta
Originally s1095 to S22.75. Now----------- sos
10 Wool Twin Sweater Sets in cherry black and white
green and navy Were $685. Now---------------S 245
10 Valcuna Knit Suits in brown cherry and camel
colored WOOL Originally s1295. Now 595
10 Unbleached Muslin BIouses in wne MAIZE brown,
and white. Were So. Now
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Art NeedIework Reduced

Stamped Linen Luncheon Cloths, cut work design
54x72 Were s375. Now --------- -- s2.75
Model Linen Bridge Cloths, crossstitch design Were
l Model Linen Skirt Was $3.50 Now , So IS
Model Linen Bolero to Match Skirt. Was $3.50
WV ---------- $2.95
Quilted Rayon Taffeta Knitting Bag, navy blue. Was
Hand-quited Rayon Taffeta Boudoir Pillows, blue
and eggshell. Were $685.. Now --- s295
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Misses Dresses, SIS
ORIGINALLY SI4.95 to S22.75

10 dresses of rayon, wool crepe and wool jersey
in rust, green, black. Some jacket dresses in
Guided
Ia One and Two Piece Dresses of ryon crepe and WOOL
some with jackets. Black, green brown blue, gray
Originally SLABS to s2975. Now-------------- 1918
IL Rayon Crepe and Wool Dresses in aqua green
brown black. Were s1695 and s1795. Now SI2.50
Dresses of rayon alpaca and WOOL twopece styles in
cluded. Black, brown, green. Were S19.95 to S22.75
Dresses of rayon crepe and wool in black brown green
slate blue. Costume suits, with baronduke and
lapn trim included Originally s22.75 to S35
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Women's Costume Suits
~ We're SOS

8 wool costume suits in black and brown one
with skunk collar. Sizes So, SO, AZ.
Wool Costume Suits. Two with skunk collars Sizes
So, SO. 40. Were SIS. s89.75 Now ----- $40
Costume Suit with wool dress and threequarter
lapin coat. Size &c. Was $780, Now -------- s57
Is Womens Dresses of novelty rayon crepe in green,
black, and wine. Sizes SO to A. Were $685.
.
Womens Dresses in novelty rayon crepe Sizes "a to
38, AZ. Were S22. Now STATS
Womens Dresses of novelty rayon crepe with metal
sequins or self-trimming. Sizes So, SO, 40. Were
$2975, S39.75. Now s22
For Shorter Women
Novelty Rayon Crepe Dresses in blue black and wine
Sizes 1872 to 2012, 2412. Originally $685. SIG 95
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $685.
Is Dresses of wool novelty rayon crepe in green
black and brown. Sizes 1872 to 201z 241a Originally
1895 to $29.75 Now SI2.5 so
WoMEN's DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Foundations Reduced

8 Charm Girl One-piece Foun-
dations Of figured rayon batiste
with cotton lace tops. Sizes "a
to SO. Were $3.50. Now --S4.95
Is Treo Step-in Girdles of
rayon-covered elastic and Talon
side-fastened girdles of rayon
batiste. Models we'll boned,
sizes % to 80. Were IS.
NOW 1900
is Woodthrop and Other Step
in Girdles OF cotton and rayon.
Sizes rs, rs, 30, 81, 50. Were
IS. Now --$2.95
4 Woodthrop Talon fastened
Girdles Of silk satin. Sizes %
and 81. Were $3.50. Now $685.
CoRsErs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Misses Formal Gowns
Greatly Reduced

Misses rayon gowns of net, crepe, satin, damask
and taffeta for dinner and evening wear Black,
Wlne aqua, peach, blue in sizes IL to 90
2 Gowns. Were $685. Now x,75
Gowns. Originally s1695 to s22.75 Now s975
5 Gowns. Originally s1995 to S29.75. s145O
Gowns. Were S25 to S29.75 Now 1850
Z Gowns. Originally $25 TO $685. $3.50
l Gown. Was $29.75 ow---S 22
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Women's Formal
Dresses Reduced

Evening Dresses of rayon crepe and silk satin in
black, blue and wine Sizes So to ~. Were s39 rs
Dinner and Evening Dresses in rayon crepe, black
only. Sizes 1872 to 221a, SO to "A Were s2275.
WoMENs FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Manufacturer Samples
Cotton Underwear Reduced

4S Handmade Philippine Gowns in white and T1 az
colors. Regular and extra sizes. Special %''~~
is Long and Short Sleeve Cotton Pajamas. or
Plain and printed Broken sizes Special ~
FL Broadcloth and Printed Two Piece Cotton
sn assmI' Long and short sleeve models $1.35
PaJama Sets, two-piece short sleeve pa
Jamas and long sleeve coat Sizes Is, 16. C1 or
Special ------- p'.~1
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Barbizon Robes, s5's'

~ ere yIN
S pure-dye silk super
Dasche crepe and silk satin
robes tailored by Barbizon.
Dusty and blue, sizes 16, 49,,
20.
Printed Rayon Crepe House
Pajamas, one-piece with slide
fastened front. Blue and white.
Sizes Is, 20. Were $7.95.
NoW S5.JC
4 Lace-trimmed Negligees of
slightly weighted silk satin and
silk sheer. TearoSe and white,
sizes IA, Is, 40. Were 1926.
NOW 9O.1o
4 Extra Size Slightly Weighted
Silk Satin Robes, trimmed with
contrasting color. Black, royal,
Dubonnet. Sizes 48, so, 81.
Were SIS. Now------$9.95
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Juniors Hats, SIS
OrioinnIIM 81 50 f7 81

e6sptV pVsOVs " sDO
Is dress and sports hats in
brown, black and green.
Head sizes 2l1a to 22la.
Is Girls Felt Hats in of the
face, brim and bonnet styles.
Brown, wine. green, navy. Head
sizes 201a to 221a. Originally
81, SO. Now----$1.25
Children's and Juniors Hoods
and Cap and Scarf Sets. Green,
red, brown, blue, and rust.
Cap and Scarf Sets
Is, were $1.95. Now----$1.45
10, were $2.95. Now----S1.S5
Hoods
IL, were $3.50. Now $1.65
8, were $3.50. Now CSC
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Luggage Reduced

Women's Canvas Hat Boxes. Were $40 Now 1125
Womens Hat and Shoe Boxes. Were $50 Now s1675
Womens Suit Cases, q and "a inch. Were $780,
/ Woman's Suit Case, 26-inch. Was $50. Now so
Womens Fitted Cases. Were s25 Now S1795
Womans Leather Hat Box, initiated Was So
l Woman's Leather Suit Case, initiated Was $3.50
NOW $595
Canvas Suit Cases. Were $495. S35 so
1 Mans Case, 30-inch Was SIS Now 1895
1 Mans Wardrobe Case, 1-suit SIZE Was $14e5
1 Woman's Suit Case, rawhide. Was SIS. Now 1895
1 Woman's Rawhide Wardrobe Case Was s25
LUGGAGE FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
T oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls fine quality
tissue in 1,000-Sheet rolls.
10 Knitted Cotton Table Covers.
Originally 81, SIPS. Now soc
/ Metal Utility Cabinet, white
finish. Was $5.45. Now - S2.95
/ Small Size Willow Hamper.
Originally $3.50. Now CSC
4 Pressure Cookers, used for
demonstration purposes. e price.
originally $685.. Now -S3.45
1 originally S11.95. Now $685.
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
CIoseout Of Mississippi Glass

coeou Of Mississippi glass table services including plates
relish dshes Dishes dessert
in sea blue, amber and
OF
center
Rates dessert dishes and plates tor plates Originally
sS9 shapes the same
FuTHF1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Furs Reduced

Kdskin Jackets, brown and black, size 16. Were
9iNo. i~oW 300
Gray-dyed Kidskn Swagger Coat size 49, Originally
@@1o. iSoW
1 Brown Pony Fitted Coat fox collar. Size 49,
was SAoo. 9iNo
1 Brown Caracu Swagger Coat size 16 Originally
Gray-dyed Caracul Swagger Coats, sizes IA, 49, Orig
maly $295 and 1925. $3.50
Brown Caracu Swagger Coats, sizes IA and It, Reg
ularly priced at $3.50. Special S11950
Black Alaska Seal Swagger Coat, size 16. Was s495
/ Gray-dyed Kidskn Swagger Coat, size 16. Was
$zz5. NOW
Beaver-dyed Rabbit Swagger Coats, sizes IL. IA
Were $68. Now S49.75
Brown-dyed Lamb Trotteur Coat size IA. Was sl2975
NOW 800
1 Skunk-dyed American Opossum Jacket, size 16. Was
SITS. Now Observation-Disclosures s12975
Gray Lapin Tunic Coat size is. Was $50 rs.
NOW
. japanese Marten Scarfs, 3-skin. Were s8975
FuKs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Boudoir Chairs Reduced ID

Boudoir Chairs reversible seat cushions covered in
orchid, gold, blue, green brown rayon Originally
1919. Now --$475
Slipper Chair, covered in white background figured
chintz. Was $40. S5
1 Boudor Chair, tufted seat and back White back
ground figured chintz cover. Originally $1675
Boudoir Chair in green rayon satn Reversible seat
cushion in eggshen rayon satin. Was SIG NowS So
/ Boudoir Chair reversible seat cushion Blue and
white figured chintz cover Originally Sill rs Now $575
Double Maple Poster Bed. Was SIS Nows75o
! Double Walnut Finish Poster Bed Was $3.50
1 Walnut Finish Pineapple Poster Bed, three-quarter
size Originally STATS. S725
Single Poster Bed, walnut nnish Was $3.50.
BEDS SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Wool Frocks, '5.9'
We're S7.95 to SIO.95

Is novelty wool and wool Jersey frocks in plads
and plain colorS Sizes IL to 90
Black Wool Costume Suits with Persian cloth trim
Some with rayon satin blouses Sizes IA to 49, Were
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Girls Cotton
Frocks Reduced

81 girls, 'teen-age and
chubbie cotton wash frocks
in assorted prints. Sizes 8
to 16.
Fl, originally 81. Now------8 5c
%, we're 50. Now -------$12
28, we're SO. Now
IL. were 1896. Now $2.75
Is Girls and 'Teen-Age Frocks
in rayon challis, rayon taffeta
and rayon crepe. Dark prints,
pastels, white. Sizes 8 to Is.
Were $685.. Now----S2.75
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AcE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
ToiIetries Reduced

10 Double L00sepowder Com
pacts. Were 81. Now ---- Csc
SO bottles Pine Bath Oil. Were
81. Now SIC
36 Packages Nustyle Fashion
Orange Sticks. Were Csc. Now
18c, 3 for soc
So Large Nail Files. Were Csc.
Now, 18c, 8 for -5 soc
Is Cotton Jars, assorted colors.
Were 81. Now CSC
ToILETRIEs, AIsLEs II AND 13,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs
81 each We're 81
We're 81

80 dozen white linen handkerchefS with white
or colored initial. B E F G H J K L N r. Not
all styles in each initial.
HANDKERcHIEFs, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Fur-Trimmed Suits, '297'
Woro 4dQ7

Fall-weight tWo-piece wool suits in brown,
black, green and wine-trimmed in Persian
lapin and leopard. Sizes IA to 18.
IL Winter weight Wool Tweed Coats in swagger styles
Brown, gray blue and gold. Sizes IL to 20. Were
SPOTS Now ------------------ ----------- Sl995
l Coat in imported black wool with back and sleeves
of Persian. Size 10 Was $500. Nows15O
COATS SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Satin Gowns, s2'9s

We're 1925
IL pure-dye silk satin gowns
with short sleeves. Navy.
Sizes SO, 38, 40.
S Pure-Dye Silk Crepe, Silk
Satin, and Sheer Silk Gowns in
tearose, black, maize, beige;
sizes 49, "a, SO. Were $7.95.
Now x3.95
Silk UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Curtain Specials

300 pairs Fine Dot Ruffled Marauisette
Curtains. Generously cut rufle. Cream, ecru,
white. ~ yards long. Special, pair-----$l
300 pairs Tailored French Marquisette Cur
tains In white, cream and ecru. az yards
long. Special, pair CSC
Single Chintz Spreads in gold. Were $1.65.
ANo" 81
19 pairs Chintz Ruffie Draperies. Peach blue,
black, yellow, and green, Were $145 Now,
Rayon Taffeta Bedspreads in single and dou-
BILE sizes. Green, peach, gold Originally
S4.95. Now
Rayon Taffeta Bedspreads. One green, dou-
BILE size; one green, single size Were S.
NOW
Also odd lots of draperies greatly reduced.
CURTAINS AND DRAPER1Es, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Juniors Shoes, s2'95

Originally IS and $3.50
40 pairs junior misses shoes
in dress and sports types.
Several styles and feathers
in the following sizes: AAA
IS, 5h, s, 61a, Z, 71a, 8, 81z,
9; AA-4l2, S, 512, 6, 612, z,
7R, 8, 812, 9; A-412, S, 51z,
6, 61a, 7, 712, 8, 81a; B-4,
AZ, 5, 6, 712, 8.
Is pairs Boys Oxfords, brown
and black calfskin with leather
soles. Sizes: B+3, 31a, 4, S,
5la, 6. Originally IS, $3.50.
NOW S2.95
JUNIORS AND CHILDREN's SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Boys Cotton Suits, 'I~9'

We're So
SO long sleeve wash suits with flap pockets and
contrasting ties. Sturdiy constructed and well
tailored Sizes 8 to 10.
~ Boys Knockers Suits of wool and rayon and
two pairs of plus four knickers. a. 15 49, Were
20 pairs Boys Cotton Wool Undershorts Sizes "a
10 ~. Were ST.
Boys Cotton and Wool Undershrts. Sizes 26 a. 49,
Were 85c. 60c
80 Youths Cotton Broadcoth Shirts Sizes 1919 to
14l2. Were S1.15 $3.50 Now ----------------- S5c
Sc Boys Cotton Flannel Polo Shirts Sizes 6 to is.
Were 81, $3.50.
~ PAIRS Boys Wool Gloves Broken sizes. Were Csc.
S. pairs Boys Fur-Cuffed Leather Mtens Small sizes
only. Were 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE Boys STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
Furniture Greatly Reduced

Mahosany-Finished Magazine Basket Was 81
Drop-Leaf Maple Breakfast Tables Were $3.50
Maple Dnette Chairs to match Were S275 Now 81
Night Table in solid Philippine mahogany Was s1s
Mahogany Finished End Table. Was So Now 81 "a
1 Maple Sewing Rocker with brown cotton tapestry
cover. Was $11.50 Now ----------- 81 80
Unfinished Wood Utility Cabinets Were $3.50
wv"
Mahogany Veneer Sleigh Bed, single size Was s445o
-'o" $325 so
Mahogany and Gum Nest Of Tables Was $40 e5
Mahogany Charside Table. Was So Now $3.50
Philippine Mahogany Pembroke Table with two
drawers was $3.50. S27 50
Modern Maple Vanity Bench with cotton tapestrv
upholstered seat Was So. Now -- Sc 20
Maple Dinette Chair. Was $3.50. Now 81
Governor Winthrop Desk in red MAHOGANY veneer
anu gum was $3.50. Now Observation-Disclosures S27 80
Mahogany-Finished Bookcase So inches wide Was
1915. Now e.
Occasional Chair with Philippine MAHOGANY exposed
parts and godcolor cotton brocaee cover Was S2a so
T------------------- 1880
Mahogany Frame Arm Chair with blue satin faced
cotton damask cover. Was $6350. Now s425o
l Modern Walnut Veneer Buffet. Originally ssa
Now " 60, "a
Philippine Mahogany Buffet. Originally $40 Now sao
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-11-11
ChiIdren's Socks
Special s pairs 81

40 pairs children'S knee
high cotton socks, fancy
cuffs, some striped. Brown
and navy mixtures. Sizes
6 to 1912.
80 pairs Children's Cotton Socks,
including anklets, half socks.
and knee-high socks. Size 6
only. Originally Csc to SOC pair.
Now, pairs 60 soc
CHrLDREN's HOSIERY, AISLE II.
FIRST FLOOR.