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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Mr.. PARHAM WRITES
FROM FLOOD ZONE
Tells of Conditions Around
Mayesville, KY, Where
He Works

Mrs. w. B. Parham has received a
letter from her son, Russell, who is
in Mayesville, KY, one of the flooded
Kentucky cities along the banks of
the Ohio river.
Mr.. Farham stated in his letter that
the city was under martial law, and
much of it flooded. He said he was
safe and was living at one Of the to-
bacco storage warehouses of the COM
pany with which he works. The letter
stated that Russell took a boat down
to the place he lived before the river
took possession of everything, and
that he landed on top of the front
porch, visited his former room, and
got part of his clothing. He had been
innoculated against disease, and had
been pressed into service. guarding
a railroad crossing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29

Officers Of the Citizens Bank g.
Trust Company for this year were
elected by the board Of directors at a
meeting held Thursday afternoon, de-
ferred from the date of the annual
stockholders meeting January IL, the
date on which officers usually are
chosen.
Several changes were made in the
personnel of the officers, ane of the
chief Of which was the acceptance
of the resignation of K. l.. Burton
as executive vice-president, which Of
flee was abolished. w. A. Hunt, who
has been president for many years,
has been made chairman of the board,
and J. Bailey Owen, long chairman
of the board, was made president.
Mr.. Burton's resignation as execu-
tive vice-president was presented at
the annual meeting of the bank on
January 13, and was acted on at the
meeting of the directors January g..
w. H. Fleming was made vice
president and reelected as trust Of
ficer. Officers of the bank who were
reelected to their same duties for
another year were Roy o. Rodwell,
vice-president and cashier; A. H.
Cheek, assistant cashier and secre-
tary; John Lee Wester, assistant
cashier; Perry g. Kittrell, general
counsel.
The trust committee was elected to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
WILEY A. WILKES
DIES At RALEIGH
Youngsville Man, Aged 88,
Had Appendicitis Oper-
alton on Tuesday

Wiley A. Wilkes, 88-year-old resi-
dent Of near Youngsville, died at 1880
o'clock yesterday morning in Rex
hospital in Raleigh following an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis which he I'M
derwent on Tuesday. He was one of
the older residents of his section.
Mr.. Wilkes was a member of Oak
Grove Baptist church near Youngs-
vile.
Funeral services were held this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock from the home of
Carey Wilkes, son, and interment
was at Oak Grove church, in charge
of the pastor, Rev. A. H. Baker.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
WEATHER REDUCES
SALES |: OF TOBACCO
Offerings Scant on Wed.
nesday and Thursday,
Also Again for Today

Sales on the Henderson tobacco
market have been greatly curtailed
the past two days by the very incle-
ment weather, and offerings were
light for both Wednesday and Thurs
day. Today's offerings were likewise
very small.
Sales Wednesday amounted to 3d.
1O2 pounds for $9653.13 at an average
of $1817 per hundred pounds. For
Thursday the market sold 37042
pounds for $5,51O.O3 az an average of
$14.87.
Figures for today's sase were not
available for publication today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See FGge Four

Name the capital of Alabama.
}. Name the alloy of copper and zinc
;, Is the North Pole nearer to the
center of the earth than the equa-
tor? Nt&fAS
. lame two inland bodies of water
that are saltier than any of the
oceans.
What is the nickname for the state
Of Vermont?
). How many nations were involved
in the World War?
What river in the world has the
'orgest volume of flow?
>. Who was Charles Francois Gounod?
}. Under whose leadership was the
American Red Cross Society form
cd in 1881?
g. Which const tutional amendment
provides for Woman Suffrage?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29

Governor Leslie A. Miller of Wyom-
ing, born at Junction City, Kans., 81
years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
COMMISSIONERS TO
MEET NEXT MONDAY

More Attention Probably Will Be
Given To RevaluatiOn Work in
in County for Year
Members of. the Vance Board of
County Commissioners will consider
the 1887 property revaluation along
with other business when they hold
their monthly meeting for February
next Monday, it was understood to-
day 1t is expected that the board may
reach a decision as to appointment
of appraisers, at least for a portion
of the county, including Henderson
township.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1897

J. T. Regain, of YoungsviIla.
P. Shearin, of Neuse; Mro Nrs. J.
Long, of Raleigh, and Mr Mr. Annie
Pulley, of Henderson, Rou II, A L
three sons, Carey, Wiley anS One;
Wilkes, all of near YounpS,,Gir NorH
sister, Miss Augustus Wilkes on
leigh. His wife has been dead u "a
years. 'eVela
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Contributions For
Flood Relief Here
Now Total $2,2O5
City and County Give Over Eleven Times Amount
Asked in Original Reques t; Clothing Also Donat-
ed; Gifts Here Withou Personal Solicitation

A further considerable increase in
contributions from Henderson and
Vance county people to the relief of
flood sufferers in the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi valley disasters was announc-
ed today by Mrs. Henry T. Morris,
chairman of the Vance county chap
ter of the American Red Cross, in
charge of the work. The total at noon
today was given as $2,205.35, which
was more than eleven times the ORR
ginal quota of 5000 asked of Vance
county
Mrs. Morris said today there had
been no systematic canvassing for the
relief cause here, and that all funds
that had been received came Volun-
tarily. which she thought one of the
most remarkable outpourings of gen.
crosby on record in this city and
county. Roy o. Rodwell, treasurer Of
the local chapter, has forwarded all
money to national Red Cross head
quarters in Washington as rapidly as
il has been turned in.
In addition to the cash contribu-
tions, many people have given cloth
ing and bedding and some food. This
is being assembled at the Motor Sales
Company Chrysler-Flymouth display
rooms on Orange street, where it will
be received and forwarded. Both the
Seaboard and Southern railroad COM
panies have offered to transport all
shipments from the Red Cross here to
Red Cross headquarters in Louisville,
Ky.
Contributions are still being receiv-
ed, and may he turned in to Mrs.
Morris or to Mr.. Rodwell or at the
Dispatch office Prompt remittance
of all contributions will be made to
Washingtno.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
Rural Church,,

M1DDLEBURG M. E. CHARGE
Rev. D. A. Petty, pastor
Preaching by the pastor g.,
morning at II o'clock at Tahos uuuay
church. The subject of the s ,nacle
will be, 'The Divine Call, the H rt,inOa
Response" 1iufnau
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-29
LOCAL MAN HELD
IN SOUTH BOSTON

Graham Yancey is being held under
bond in South Boston, Va, for theft
of tobacco there, it was disclosed to-
day
Local police officers nabbed Yam
cey, resident of this city, here, and
held him for Virginia authorities.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Misses Suits and Sports
Goats, $685. We're s4s

10 Winter weight trimmed 3-piece suits and
sports coats trimmed with raccoon, kit fox and
wolf. Wool fleeces and wool tweeds, plain and
mixtures. Wine, green, brown, navy, black Sizes
IL to 20, SO and 40.
ture in the topcoats LApn (rabbit) trimmed. Black
and brown. Sizes IA and 1e Were $6s75. Now--s44.7s
Fur-trmmed Wool Suits with short jackets Green,
wine oxford black, Petalwate wool fabrics trim
med with pieced Persian and lapin rabbit) Sizes 10
to 16 Were $4s.75 and $59.75. Now---------$35
Fau-weght Little" Suits. Wine, rust gray, navy,
oxford black WOOL Sizes IL, 49, 18, 20. Were $685..
Now ----------------$
Thrce-pece Untrimmed Petalwate Wool Suit in brown
mixture. Size 20. Was SOS. Now-----$35
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
FIatware

Dirigold Flatware Is an alloy Of various metals but
contains gold.
1 Sugar Spoon Was SIPS. Now-------7b 7bs
Dessert Spoons. Were $11 so Dozen Now, dozen eS7S
Fruit Knives Were $40 dozen. Now, doSen-----S5
IL Fruit Forks Were 50 dozen. Now,
3 Oyster ForkA Were $1050 dozen. Now dozen -S5.1S
Sterling Silver Bonbon Dishes Were $3.50. Now, $3.50
Sterling Silver Vase. Was SO. Now----.---$7.5o
Msysnnase Bswis Were $780, Now--------sa.Ss
Compotes. Were SO. Now------------------S7.5e
Silverplated Platter. Was $3.50. Now--S5
Silverplated Platter. Was $3.50. Now----------S5
Silverplatsd Trays Were IS. Now------t2.7S
Three-p piece Reflector Set Was $3.50. Now-----SS
Odds and ends Of plated hatvare greatly reduced.
SILVER ROOM FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Women's Wool Costume
Suits Greatly Reduced

Black Wool Suits with Galyak trim unlined jackets
Sizes So and 3S Were $4975. Now--------s2s $3.50
Cape Suits of WOOL black size 49, brown size a. Were
300: NOW
Untrmmed Costume Suits, WOOL blue size s6, black
size 40. Originally SIS and $8975 Now $A
Fur Trimmed Wool Suits with interlned coats. Black,
size 50: wine, size 40. Were s8e.75.
Green Wool Suit with interlned coat Skunk trim.
Size &c. Was $l2975.
Black Wool Suits with interlined coats with dyed
civet cat trim, size 40; Persian trimmed size q.
Were $50. Now
Long Cape Suit, wool, with Persian trim, Ese SO.
Was $225.
For Shorter Women:
Wool Costume Suits with unlined Jackets kidskin
trim. Sizes 1917, 1917, 22h, Originally, s2s75.
Now S1l.75
Wool Suits With Persian Gayak trim, unned coats.
Sizes 1871 to 24H. Originally $49.75 Now---------$22
Wol1HN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Lamps and Shades Reduced

L. Z. S. Bronze Finish Indirect Bridge Lamp COM
plete with cotton shade and 100watt bulb
e. s. Table Lamp with watt bulb cotton
and-rayon shade, bronze finish Was $7.95. Now $595
Square Composition Table Lamps with cat-tai design
tan cotton shade. Originally $3.50.
Colored Glass Ball Table Lamps in metal frames
Originally s.. Now-----------------------
Other Lamps and Shades also reduced.
All slightly soied or damaged.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Granite Silk Hose
Special ! pair, 3 rs

420 pairs Granite all-silk
chiffon and semi-service
with Isle hem and sole.
Fall-Winter shades. Sizes
8ka to 1917.
12o pairs Novelty and Plain
Chiffon Silk Hosiery, in various
styles, some semi-sheer. Group
includes Jane Wandl, Aircraft,
McCallum, q broken assortment,
some as Is. Were 81 to $1.95.
Now w--3 pairs, 81
1873 pairs McCallum Ingram
Silk Hosiery in NuTaupe and
Derbyshire. Sizes s1z to 1917
in the group. Originally $l65
and $1.95 pair. Now---95c
HOSIERY, AISLE 10, FIRST FLooR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Infants Furnishings
Greatly Reduced

2 Infants' Goats, pink, pure
dye silk satin. Originally $s.95.
Now ------$3.95
2 Infants' Coats, pink, pure
dye silk crepe. Originally $5.95.
Now ---S2.45
l Infants' Sac4ue, yellow, pure.
dye silk crepe. Originally $5.95.
Now ---------$2.45
/ InfantS Wrapper, yellow,
pure-dye silk crepe. Originally
3l0.50. Now
2 Spreads for Cribs, cotton
crash. Were $3.50. Now---$z.45
1 Handmade Dress, dotted Swiss,
size 3 Were $12.95. Now -SS.sS
/ Handmade Dress, nainsook,
sine 0. Was $10.95. Now -Ss.s5
INFANTS 'FuRN1sH1Nas,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Boudoir Chairs, '4'7'

Originally S9.75
with reversible seat cushions, rayon covers Of
orchid, brown or gold.
Maple Frame Chairs, green figured chintz cover.
Chaise Tongue. reversible seat cushion Brown rayon
cover, eggshe piping Was $40 Now S24.5o
I Three-Quarter Size Pineapple Post Bed. Mahogany
Single Size Pineapple Post Beds walnut finish,
mahogany finish. Were $3.50. Now----------$1S.50
Maple Finish Pineapple Post Bed, double size. Was
Double Size Poster Beds mahogany finish, walnut
finish Were STATS. Now $10.7S
Single Size Brown Metal Beds. Were SITS Now $3.50
Goose Feather Pillows Tan and white stripe ticking.
BED ROOM FURNITURE AND BEDDING Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Net Curtains, Special 'I''s Pair

100 pairs cotton fet net tailored curtains. Plain
and figured designs. az yards long. Ecru color
only.
100 pairs Rufe Dotted Cotton Marquse4te Curtains
white, cream and ecru grounds. 2h4 yards long.
Priscilla top. Special, air------------------31
100 pairs Plain Tailored Cotton Marquisete Curtains.
Side hens good quality marqusette 2N yards long,
white, cream, ecru. Special, ,pair------------95 $50
Odd lot Of Draperies and Bedspreads greatly reduced
DRApERns AND CURTAINS SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Misses Dresses, '77'
Originally SI9.95 to S29.75

Originally S19.95 to S29.75
81 wool and rayon crepe dresses In brown, wine,
green, rust blue black.
IL Dresses Of wool jersey wool and rayon crepes black
blue, gray, wine, green. Originally SASS to SEATS.
Now -S9.75
Wool Dresses and Costume SUITS In gray black green
Four-way suits included. Originally el695 to $35.
Wool and RAyon Crepe Dresses in black brown wine
Maternity dresses included. Were 1895 to S25.
Wool, Rayon Crepe, and Rayon Velvet Dresses In
black, brown, toast blue. Originally s25 to s4s75.
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Women's Dresses Reduced

Dinner and Evening Dresses Of crystelle rayon) vel
vet, vevetand-rayon marquisette combinations.
Sizes 36 49, a. a. Were $45 and $49.75 Now $3.50
Dinner Dresses of crystelle ayon) velvet and metal
trimmed crshresistant rayon velvet Black, blue wine
Sizes 1872, 201a SO to a. Were $297a S35. Now----$22
Dinner and Evening Dresses Of novelty rayon crepe
including rayon velvet. Sizes &c. 40 a. Originally
$2275 to $39.75
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Juniors Suits, 'I6'9'
We're t29.75

IS junior misses Winter
wardrobe suits Of soft wool
tweed. 2 and 3 piece styles
with untrimmed fitted and
box topcoats. Sizes II to IS.
8 Junior Misses Rayon Crepe
Street Dresses in black, brown,
green. Originally $7.95 to $12.e5.
Now $5.9S
8 Junior Misses Wool Snow
Cloth Suits. Sizes II to IS.
Were 310.95. Now---S7.S5
JUNIOR M1ssEs' APPAREL
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1937-11-25

Is yards Six and Weel Brocade
in wine. rust, brown. 3o-inch
width. Was $l.65 yard. Now, 81
- yards Hammered Silk Satin
in white and black. 39-inch
width. Was $1.95 yard. Now, ,$1.35
50 yards Rayon Jersey in brown,
navy, wine and green. 52-inch
width. Was $3.50 yard. Now, 81
65 yards Pure Silk Canton In
wine and rust. 39-inch width.
Was $l.95 yard. Now-------31
80 yards Green and GslA-celor
Printed Rayoa Velvet. 3o-inch
width. Made to sell for = much
higher price. Special, yard, $l.3S
0u.xg. 0ocooD FLooa.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Men's Shirts, 'I'A'
Originally $3.50

OT1gIHUIIV 3z.oU
IS in fancy cotton broadcloth. Collar
attached and neckbard styles in all
Sizes
$50 Neckties in seasonal shades and patterns.
In rayon and silk, hand finished. Originally
ST and $3.50 Now $50
IS Dress Shirts with cotton pique bosom and
colored body. Broken sizes. Were $3.50 and
So.
60 Shirts in fine white cotton broadcloth. Neck
band and collar-attached styles. In all Sizes
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLooe.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Step-in Cird|es, '3.''

Originally 81. so and $3.50
IS step-in girdles Of cotton and rayon batiste,
fastened. Sizes 27, %, 81, 32
Bien Joe Corsettes for the fuller figure. Well
boned, Of figured rayon and cotton brocade with
cotton lace tops Sizes 20. II. a. 49, Originally So
CoRsfrS Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Rugs Reduced

1-9x12 Texture Broadloom. Was $3.50. Now--33ss5
1-Sx9 Wool Wilton Rug. Was $3975. ----S2s.Se
S-Sx12 Wool Wilton Rugs. Were $780, Now-$ -$38.S5
1-76xlIS Herman Rug Was $295. Now--------$1S
1-sxl2 Anglo Persian Rug. Discontinued pattern.
Was $125. Now---------- $3.50
continued pattern. Was $115. Now----S875
1-4.6x6 Administer Rug. Was $1450. Now $S.75
2-9x12 Administer Rugs. Were $3.50. Now $34.50
1-8x15 American Oriental Rug Was $225 Now $159.5o
@9x12 American Oriental Rugs. Were $50 IS.
Now
SsoxSo Reversible Wool Chenille Rugs. Originally
sslx4s Reversible Wool Chenille Russ. Originally
SsomIsss Broodoom Rugs:
1-exl2 Plain Rose, washed As is Was $125. Now s5e
1-ox5.6 Burgundy. Was $40.73. $22.5e
l-12x7 Blue. Was $3.50 Now----------------$47.5e
1-12x11.9 Apple Green. Was $9802. Now------Sss.7s
l-24x64 Plain Rust. Originally $3.50. Now---32.95
l-28x4s Plain Red. Originally $o Now---------Sz.l5
1-3x46 Plain Gray. Originally $12.50. Now-----$4S5
Three -Quortsr Broedoom Corpet:
~ yards, green-tone figured Was $l0.60 Now 3595
IL yards rose. Was S. Now-------------------$3.95
~ yards, green Originally $3.50. Now----------$1.7s
IL yards, plain heather Was $3.50. Now-------$2.95
1h yards, plain green Was $3.50. Now----------$zs5
IN yards, burgundy. Was $3.50.
2 1-6 yards, figured Was $695. Now-----------$3.s5
~ yards, plain taupe Was $3.50. Now---------$2.25
Broodoom Corpet:
4sxs9 plain. Was $1050. Now------------------S1ss
27x30 plain red Was s.
30x54 plain green Originally 50. Now----------$3.s5
Short Lengths q Carpet average 27x3o inches Orig
inaly $2.25. Now------------------------
Samples asxss Plain washsd Carpet. Originally 1885,
RUGS, FIFTH Ftooa.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Bicycles Reduced

Floor sambles-aH items
to be sold "as is"
/ Boys Bicycle, 26-inch Travel.
ers model. Was $3.50. Now,
$3.50
l Girls Bicycle, 26-inch Colson
model. Was $26.95. Now $16.S5
: Iver johnson Boys Bicycles,
2s-inch, double bar. Were
942.50. Now -------$27.50
! sets Automobile Seat Covers
for coupes. Originally $5.95.
8 sets Automoblle Seat Cevees
for coupes. Originally $2.45.
Also tennis racquets and frames
greatly reduced.
sPoax1Na 0oops, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Juniors Shoes, '2'''

Originally IS to $50
so pairs, including pumps
and oxfordS, in several
styles and feathers. Sizes
in the group: AAA-6 to 8;
AA-4 to 6 and Z to g.; A.
31z, ~ to 8, Z to 8; B-3h
to 6lz, 71z and 8.
JUNIORS SHOES, FOURTH Ftooa.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Boys Wool Sweaters, SIS
We're 81

~ ere ~
26 junior boys wool slip-on sweaters in jersey
styles. Sizes 4 to TO-
Were 50. Now--------- 81 50
rs Boys Knicker Suits Of each with two
pairs Of knickers Sizes H. 49, 16. Originally $l375.
is pairs Boys Knckers Sizes to 10 Il to
18. Wool -rayon mixture Were So. Now$1S5
~ Boys Cotton Broadcloth Shirts sizes 1917 to 1412
Were $3.50. Now ow----------------- ---- 75c
10 Boys Cotton Flannel Long Sleeved Polo Shirts,
checked pattern. Sizes to g. IL to 49, Originally st.
30 pairs Boys ur-Cufed Leather Mittens small sizes
onl1y "eIe o.. 0oc
TN BOYS STORE FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25

Sterling Silver Vase. Was $3.50. Now---------361B
Sterling Silver Vases. Originally $3.50. Now-----N
pair Sterling Silver Candlestcks Were $6 as Now S375
pair Sterling Silver Candlestcks Were $3.50 Now, IS
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Gifts for Men
Flunnidors
Reduced -
More Than ~

IS moisture-controlled humidors OF
beautifully grained wood with Spanish
cedar lining. Wide range of shapes and
Sizes Made by skilled cabinet makers.
80, originally $3.50. Now-- CSC
go, originally $3.50. Now-----S1.45
IL, originally Sc. Now -S2.45
9, originally S12.50. Now S4.95
80 Smoking Accessories, including cigarette
cases. table lighters and humidors Greatly
reduced
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Young Mems Wool
Stacks, '2'9'
We're 81 to S6

81 pairs wool slacks, splendid for school
and sports wear. Waist sizes 26 to 80.
Overcoats, warm wool, designed for younger
men. Sizes 36, 81, SO. Were $25 Now $l5.75
is Prep Suits, wool cheviots and tweeds
with two pairs Of trousers. Sizes 80 to 81
Q4 to 18 years.. Were $225o. Now $12.75
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Linens Reduced
See additional Remnants
on Page BIZ

Italian Hand Embroidered Hot Roll Covers,
soiled. 4s were Sl.50. Now--------75c
81 were S1.25 Csc
3 Hemstitched Fine Quality Linen Damask
Table Sets, orchid MORE pattern. e3xe3
cloth, 8 napkins. Originally SIS. Now--S5
Irish Linen Hemstitehed Seorfs:
5, 16x72. Were 81. 50
Z, 18x63. Were $l.75. NowS1.z5
Batiste Baby Pillow Case. Was soc. Now, a5c
l Green Linen Scarf, 16x54. Originally Sl25.
NoW ---------------------
Fine Embroidered Linens and Lsess.
Slightly soiled or mussed:
1 Italian Handmade Eeru Lace and Linen
Banquet Set, 72xlos cloth and II napkins
Originally 5000.
EIeboratey Embroidered Mosioe Dinner Ssts:
l Set, 72xl08 cloth, IL napkins. Was e75
l Set, 72x12s cloth, IL napkins. Was $3.50.
Hondmode Linen sFiIet Cloths:
/ Cloth, 72xl08. Was S35. Now--s2 SIS
Cloths, 72xlOs Were $25. Now $3.50
Linen Lace Buffet Scarfs, 17x72. Originally
2-S-inch Square Austrian Hand -Crocheted
Lace Doilies. Originally 75c. Now----25c
Handmade BeIeon Linen FiIet Seorfs ond DoiIies:
1886 Scarf Originally IS. Now--------S2.5
1sx45 Scarf. Originally $3.50. Now------$2.75
l8xA Scarf Originally $3.50. Now----$3.75
l8x72 Scarf. Originally $40 Now-------s4.50
17x3s Scarf. Originally $3.50. Now-----$3
2-l7x45 Scarfs. Originally $3.50. Now S4.75
217x72 Scarfs. Originally SIS Nows75o
5-12xlS Doilies. Originally $195 Now-s5c
l2xls Dolly. Originally $2s5. Now-----Sl.s5
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Wash
Frocks, SIS Yer. 81

"a cotton frocks in prints
and solid colors. Sizes 3 to 8.
- Little Boys Suits, With
striped or checked cotton tops
and solid color pants. Sizes ;,
4, 6. Originally -. Now-----S5s
1 GfriS Coat Sets, 3-piece now
city woolens. Rust, red Or blue:
sizes , to 5. Originally $l3.sS.
Now ------------------$7.S8
JUVENILE APPARIL,
roURfR From.
Evening star., 1937-11-25

! Three-Piece Table
Sets, 'I'7'
Originally S295
50 table sets. Table and two
chairs. Ivory or green.
Slightly imperfect.
Maple Desk with Chair. Was
t17.50. Now $40
Maple Desks With Chair. Were
$3.50. Now ----- SIS
2 Plush Horses on Wheels. Were
$3.50. Now SIS
Plush Dog On Wheels. Was
go. NOW------------- ---$1o
I Rocking Horse. Was $25.
NOW ----------------
6 Paratex Dolls. Were $4.95.
NOW ----------------- SE.So
: Paratex Dolls. Were $3.95.
NOW $1.95
Tm TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Chddren's Knee-hiqh
Socks, Special 5 psir.'I

800 pairs children's knee
high cotton and rayon
mixed socks with fancy
cuffs. Sizes 6 to 1917.
CHnDREN's HosnaY, A1sLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Silk B|ouses, SIS Originally IS

10 silk blouses. short-sleeved, in bright colors.
Sizes 80 to 40.
20 Slp-on Wool Sweaters short and long seeved As
sorted colors Sizes 81 to 49, Originally 1926 to $780,
10 Knit Dresses of wooandrayon two and three piece
styles Black blue, green. Sizes IL to 49, 40 to a.
Originally $25 to $4975. Now Now-----------------$l7 SIT
~ Sports Dresses of wooand-rayon and two piece
Rust, brown black. green Sizes II to 20. Originally
$1295 to $l695. S75e
IS Shetland and Wool Flannel Skirts green raspberry
rust black; sizes IL to 20. Were $3.50 Now $475
Is Sports Skirts OF novelty wool in green brown, navy
raspberry, aqua, rust Sizes IL to 20. Were 1895 to
SroRTswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Rayon Twill, 49, yard

543 yards of rayon twill
suitable for Innings and
draperies. Medium and
dark plain shades. 80
inches wide.
500 yards Printed Cotton in
pique ana nubbed broadcloth
weaves. Small and large designs
on white and colored grounds.
36 inches wide. In lengths Of 2
to 6 yards. Originally sec and
soc yard. Now. yard--- 19c
CorroNs, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Cirls' Hats, 75e

OIIgIH0IIJ %
is girls wool felt hats in
brim and off-the-face
styles. Brown, navy. rust,
wine. Sizes 2012 to 2212.
~ Juniors' Fur Felt Sports Hats
in black, navy, brown. Sizes
2l1a to 221a. Originally 8
3NOW S1.So
Is Juniors and Girls Woolen
Cap and Scarf Sets in brown,
royal, green, red, and white.
Were 31.95. Now -S5c
Woolen Knit Hoods for girls and
Juniors. Brown and gold. IL
were $3.50. Now Sl.25. 10
Originally $l.50. Now Soc
GIRLS AND JUNIORS HATS,
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
SiIverware Reduced

FORMAL ROOM, THIRD F1ooa.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
Misses Gowns Reduced

Misses dinner and evening rayon gowns Of
velvet, taffeta, satin, crepe, and net In black,
wine, green. Sizes ~ to 20.
Gowns. Originally $29.75. Now
IA Gowns Originally s16s5 to $2s.75 Now----Sl2.5o
Gowns Originally s2275 to sss75. Now---sl4.5o
Gowns. Were s2275 to s2s.75 Now-slsso
Gowns Were s25. Now --------- $3.50
Wedding Gown Of slipper satin (pure silk with cotton
backing) long train. Originally $l25. Now---S2e
FORMAL Room, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-11-25

JUVENILE APPARIL,
FOURTH ELooR.