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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
CONNECTICUT AMATEUR
 GOES TO WAMPANOAG

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 9-(UP) The 40th annual Connecticut ama- teur golf championship will be held June 26 at Wampanoag Country club, West Hartford, the Connecti- cut State Golf association an- nounced today.
 The state open golf championship will be held August IA and IS at New Haven Country club.
 Seven invitation tournaments were scheduled at Race Brook, Norwich, Brooklawn, Shenecossett, Water bury, Wethersfield and Torrington.
 The annual tri-state match with MaSSach chusetts and Rhode Island will be held June and at an un- designated course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
HOCKEY DEAL

Toronto, Dec. g. (UP) = Elvin Doc" Romnes, center of the Chi cago Blackhawks in the National Hockey league, has been traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs for Center Bill Thoms. Connie Smythe, Toron- to manager who announced the deal, said it was straight player swap with no cash involved. Both players will be in uniform when the two clubs clash here tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
inor League Moguls Seek To Eliminate Player Salting
Boys Club
 Sports
BY SAMMY PROCOPION

iAFeA@N--N@~
 The Boys Club Intermediaa League got under way last MondaI with the statesmen defeating tld PinehilIs, South End Bulldogs ovd the Wells (formerly PembertOd Aces), and the Vikings defeating tEd Club five. So the standing to date i'd w. ! Statesmen ...............!..1 Bulldogs ..........s...s.... l-VlKngS .......s..o....s... Club Five ................... PinehillS .......... % Wells ................... ..0 This weeks schedule has been rq leased by Johnny Ward: 6:3O p. rn.- Statesmen vs Vikings; 7:15 D. nn.- Pinehills vS Wells; 7:45 p. m.-Sout1 End Bulldogs vs Club Five. The time has been changed anl all teams must be there.
 Bulldogs Oppose Crescents The South End Bulldogs will tan gle with the North End Y Crescent tonight at 7:3O. This game will bl played at the North End Y gym The following members of the Soutl End Bulldogs are asked to report | front of Crosby high school at 6:4a "Abie" Deschenes. Jackie Traven Gerald Cauli7eld. |. Jackie Ermidi Albert Damelio. ... Johnny FlorN Sammy Procopion. Al Schiavon
 Bulldogs to Play MiddletOwn Sat
 On Saturday at the South Ent Bulldogs win play Middletown. Thi game will be played at the BoyA Club. This game should provide plem ty of action. Admission to the gam will be free for those wishing to sd this game.
 Boys club senior schedule-193a l0S9.
 Friday Dec. 9-6:3O, Gophers va Spades; 7:30, All-Stars vs. Brigadea S:30, Warriors vs. Dixies; 9:30, Cfor vs. Bombers.
 Friday, Dec. 16-630, Bombers va All-Stars; 7;30, Gophers vs, Croft 8:30, Spades vs. Warriors; 9:30, DiJ ies vs, Brigades.
 AEAe1Jp A>SNs oO--OsCVS w WI Brigades; 7:30, Croft vs. All-Stara 8:3O, Spades ys. Dixies; 9:30, GopiJ CTS vs. Bombers..
 Friday, Dec. 30-6:30, Spades vs Croft; 7:30, Bombers vs Brigadea 8:30, Gophers vs. Warriors; 9:3d Dixies vs. All-Stars.
 Friday, an. 6-6:30, Gophers "a Dixies: 7:30, Spades vs. BomberS 8:30, Croft vs. Bridages; 9:30, War riorS vs All-Stars.
 Friday, an. 13-6:30, Spades vs Brigades; 7:30, Gophers vs. All, Stars; 8:30, Croft vs. Warriors; 9:3d Bombers vs. Dixies.
 Friday. Jan. 20-6:3O, Gophers va BrigadeS: 7:30, Spades vs. All-Stara 8:30, Bombers vs. Warriors; 9:3d Croft vs. DixieS.
 (End of first round).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
CENTURY MEETS TONIGHT

The Century A. will hold their last meeting of the year tonight at o'clock at the North End "Y". Manager Jim Del Gobbo will take in an jerseys at this meeting, be- sides all plans for the coming 1889 season. The team will be built up next year with a group of high school stars in the lineup
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
UNITEDS SOCCER
 FUND WEARS $l2O

Strongly hopeful of a $50 col- lection by tomorrow night, Water bury Uniteds soccer football team campaign for their national cup game trip Sunday approached the $120 late today, with $112.25 report ed last night and the team in great shape for ist Brooklyn, N. Y. game Sunday against the Gjo aScand- anavian team. Contributors to date
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
MILE PARKIN TOPS
 A. & U. GIRL BOWLERS

Mildred Parkin's Hottentot Girls won two and tied a game against M. Carroll's Slipshots on a special A. and U. Girls league match We'd nesday night at Senas Recreation alleys. The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-09
RECORD FOR DYKES

Chicago-Jimmy Dykes will set | new Chicago White Sox record when he starts the 1889 season. his sixth with the club. It is th( longest 6 pilot has ever lasted with the Sox.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Sterling Silver Reduced

All slightly imperfect.
4 Cordial Cups. Were 81 So Now Now-------------75c 75c
Salt and Pepper Set of 6. Was S. So
4 Salt and Pepper Sets of g. Were S3 Now So
Mayonnaise Plates with Ladies' $3.50. Now Is
Compete Was $3.50. -----S225
Vases Were $3.50
l Vase Was S3 Now 50
Sugar and Creamer Sets. Were $3.50 Now-------$250
Sets of Sherbets. Were sl0.75 set s6
13 Odd Sherbets. Were s80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90c
Cocktail Cups. Were $3.50. Now -------------$1.25
Cream Pitchers. Were S3.75. 81
Cream Pitcher. Was $225.
Twopece Steak Set. Was SIS. S2.75
Candlestck. Was $3.50. Now SIPS
l Pepper Shaker. Was So. Is. Now 81
l Pepper Shaker. Was 225. 81 IS
Fairfax Dessert Knife. Originally 1888. S1.67
l Fairfax Dessert Knife Engraved E. Originally 1888
Now 81 81
Fairfax Teaspoon. Engraved Originally SITS. Now Csc
l Fairfax Cream Soup Spoon. Engraved M. Was $267.
Now 81 "a
1 Huntcub Teaspoon Engraved A. H. O. Was $2O8
Now 1.04
william and Mary Chd's Knife. Was $685. Now .63
l Marlborough Dessert Knife Was $23l. Now S1.16
Woodlawn Teaspoons Engraved D. Were $1050 Now S6
Baltimore Rose Teaspoon. Engraved K. S. B. Was 1925
Now Csc
l Mayonnaise Lade Was s2 Now ow--------------$1
SILVER ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN
BY NOVEL ORCHESTRA

A new development In orchestral
groups in Washington will be pre-
sented when Sophocles Papas, nation
ally known guitarist. and instructor in
fretted instruments in Washington for
many years, presents his guitar, man.
dolin and banjo orchestra in concert
at the Foundry Methodist Church, Six
teenth and P streets NV, Saturday
at $50 pm.
In the orchestra, which includes
boys and girls of 10 or II and fathers
of families. fretted instruments are
employed for the various effects other
wise obtained in the use of brasses,
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Misses Dresses SIS
Originally SI4.95 to S29.95

Originally sl4.95 to S2995
10 pure silk prints with black and brown back
grounds. Rayon crepes in beige, aqua and black
with white
IL Rayon Crepe Dresses in blue beige
black Jacket dresses included Originally s495 to S35
Now ~ - = ----- ------ S975
IA Rayon Polka Dot Dresses navy, silk paper taffea
prints with black backgrounds wool rdngoes with polka
dot dresses in brown in light blue green
and navy, Originally Sl695 to 1895. Now ----S1250
Rayon Crepe Dresses with long sleeves in gray and
black Jacket wool and crepe red black
navy, light blue and beige. Rayon taffea in and
red. Originally 95 to $685.. Now ---------S Sl45O
Rayon Crepe Dresses one with wool redingote Orchid
beige aqua navy Were s22 95 to $685. Now $3.50
Wool Jacket Dresses navy and brown Originally s39 95
Now - 1850
Rayon Crepe Dresses Were s29s5 to $685. s22
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
unemployed women in Wash

fronting unemployed women in WASH
ington.
Miss Webster and Sergt. Veronica
A. Devlin of the Police Department S
Women's Bureau spoke in connection
with the membership campaign of the
Hospice Legion, supporting organiza-
ton of the Girls Club and Hospice
of the Volunteers of America, 1925
Sixteenth street NV
Sergt. Devlin spoke of the efforts Of
the House of Detention to aid such
girls when the very limited resources
in the District were overcrowded" in
order to prevent difficulties arising"
I'VE have felt it most unfortunate
that they should have to occupy the
same quarters with those who are
charged with various types of offenses
and be locked in," she declared
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Boys Oxfords, SIS

Originally S6
18 pairs in brown and black calf,
wing tips and leather soles. Sizes
in the group-B, 3 to 5,2; c, 3,
3'2, 4; D, 3l2 to S.
II pairs Juniors Pumps in brown
and black calf Sizes in the
group-AAA ST. to 7. 8; AA 5,
s to 7l2; A Gle to 8; B 5, Sig.
6. Were $3.50. Now S3.75
Is pairs Juniors Oxfords in brown
pigskin. Crepe rubber soles. Sizes
--AAA 5 to 8; AA 4. 6, 6ls. 7;
A AZ, 5l2, 6i2. Were $3.50.
GIRLS AND JUNIORS SHOES,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Nazimova Now an Executive.

HOLLYWOOD. May 10 R).-Na-
zimova. star of the silent screen. said
today she had been named production,
assistant on picture which will star
lisa Miranda, an Italian actress.
Nazimova said she hoped to establish
a career in the film executive field. She
has been away from Hollywood l3
years, playing in her own stage pro-
ductions of Ibsen dramas.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Boys Sports Shirts, IS

Uere 81
130 cotton sports shirts with short sleeves and open
necks wide variety of colorS and fabrics. Mostly
large sizes.
25 Cotton Lisle Half Hose in light Summer patterns
10 and lO'2. Were 35c pair. Now CSC
20 Cotton
coors. Sizes and g. Were Sl.50 Now 81
Il pairs White Seersucker Pajamas
10 and H. Were S1.75 Now Sl25
rs Bouses Junior Shirts with Necks
colorS in broadcoth. Sizes 5
Janzen Wool Bathing Suits discontinued styles
Solid coors. Size l6. Originally $3.50 Now - Csc
68 Summer Hats Straw linen and twill Several
styles Sizes ga to rs. Originally SIPS SITS.
Now
THE Boys STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-19

Miss Webster expressed the convic-
ton that the hospice, soon to be for
mally opened, would 60 far toward
solving the problem, and explained
that 13 girls had been cared for at the
establishment in April, eight of them
finding positions.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
HOSPICE HELD HOPE
OF DESTITUTE GIRLS
Miss Marjorie Webster Speaks in
Behalf of Facilities for
Unemployed Women.

Destitution comes as a catastrophe
to the girl of good character who has
been accustomed to the security and
protection of good home, Miss Mar
jorie Webster, head of the Marjorie
Webster Schools and president of the
Women's City Club. declared this
morning in discussion over Radio
Station VOL of the problems con-
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Foundations, S4'9'

Originally $3.50 and $40
20 one-piece foundations and girdes, Woodthrop
and other wellknoWn makes. Firm models of cot
andrayon batiste, with elastic and cotton lace
Sizes in grdles % to 80; foundations, sizes 81, 49,
49, and Al.
% Ben JOle and Warner Stepn Girdes of cotton-and
rayon knitted fabrics and base Taon-fasened side
sideaced. Sizes 25 26, q and 29 Now S295
IL Carter Pane Girdes of white cotton knitted
elastic. Boneess Sizes 26 and 28 Were $3.50. Now 95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Teen-age Dresses, $50
Were S5.95

Were y5.95
20 dresses in rayon crepes and taffeta. Prints and
solid colorS Sizes IA to 16
FL Teenagers and Chubbee Dresses in rayon and
tafeta Prints and solid colors Sizes IL to 16 Originally
$395 to $685. Now $3.50
IL Teenagers Dresses in taeta and silk paper
affeta Prints and solid color Sizes IL to 49, Originally
$795 to $1O95 Now $3.50
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AcERs APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Women's Shoes, s4'9'

Originally SS75 to SIPS
173 pairs Summer shoes in patent leather cotton
linen, wool gabardine and baby calfskin Mostly
sandal and pump styles.
2O pairs Matrx and Colegebred Shoes discontinued styles
Bucko, kidskin and wool gabardine Originally So
sl275 --------- ~ S495
pairs Originally sl5o to s275 Now 81
WoMENs SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Winds, violins and the percussion

WoodWinds, viOlins and the percussion
instruments
DR.. Tomas Cajigas, Well-knoWn
Washington physician, will hear his
composition for the guitar played by
the group for the first time. Clara
Morton Bernheimer, soprano, will sing.
The concert, which is sponsored by
the Washington Committee for Aid to
China, is for the benefit of Chinese
war victims.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Blue Egg for Birthday.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia up.
"A robin alighted on the coverlet of
Evangeline Larkworthy's baby carriage
as she slept outdoors on her first
birthday.
It laid a small blue egg.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Girls Cotton Dresses
81 ID We're 81

Is dimity and broadcloth dresses,
plain shades and prints Sizes
to 6 years.
20 Boys Cotton Wash Suits in
combinations of blue and brown
with white. Were $l15 Now 75c
3 Wool Tweed Coats in gray and
brown. Sizes 2 to 6. We're $5.95.
Now " S3.45
10 Girls Coats in wool tweed.
Gray, brown. green and tan. Sizes
3 to g. Were S795. Now $6.95
JUVENILES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

500 dozen. 1,000-sheet rolls, good
quality tissue.
? Kitchen Cabinet Sets, including
broom. linen, china wall cabinet
and one cabinet base. Were $3.50.
Now S2l.95
2 Kitchen Cabinets in white with
black trim. Were S25 595. Now S15.95
2 Kitchen Cabinets in white with
black trim. Were Sl895. Now Sl1.95
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Books, 25e
Originally 81

Originally 81
200 books by Mark Twain. Oscar
Wilde, and other well-known au-
thors.
1853 Reprints, including many titles
of current interest by Wiggam.
Seldes, Ludwig, and others. Orig
inally 98c. Now --- - Csc
100 Books of recent fiction to please
all reading tastes. Originally So
to 50. Now 81
Books, AISLE %, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Ruff|ed and Tailored Curtains
Special pair

300 pairs fine quality pin dot cotton marqusette
curtains. 5-inch ruffles, "a yards long. Cream
belge, and white Tailored rayon-and-cotton cur
IA yards long, cased and headed
36 pairs Cooed Cotton Novelty Curtains "a yards long,
cased and headed dark colors. Special l- CSC
IS pairs Tailored Cotton Marquisette white
cream, and beige "a yards Special Csc
Is RolUp Curtains khaki and canvas with painted
stripes. Assorted widths 7-foot 6-nch drop Were
$3.50 to $575. Now ow------------- S15O tn S32O
Nudor Shades feet inches wide, venlaor top.
substantially built Were $3.50. Now ----------- $3.50
Homespun Draperies, green. blue 212 yards long.
pleated tops Were So pair. - S1S5
Also a selection of ruffed tailored curtains
mostly one pair of kind greatly reduced
DRAPER1Es, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Juniors Straw Hats
SZ4 Originally IS

hats in tailored and dressy
styles in toast, wine, black and
navy. Sizes 211s to 2212.
Straw Hats for juniors. Orig
inally 1895. Now ----7 75c
Children's Straw Hats in red,
copper, and beige. Sizes 20 to
o. Originally So and SO. Now CSC
10 Fur Felt Hats for juniors and
girls in classic roller and off-the-
face styles. Brown. green and
navy. Sizes 81 to %. Originally
GIRLS AND JUNIORS HATS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Misses Man. ai|ored Suits
sI875 We're s2s

TO- Were S25
IS two piece suits in singe-breasted styles Gray,
brown, oxford, navy, black and white checked
wooden fabrics Sizes 10 to 20.
Imported Wool Tweed Twopece Suits in blue and brown
mixtures Sizes H. IA and 49, Were S35. S2625
Fur-trimmed Coats and Three-pece Untrimmed Suits.
Some imported wooens Fox and beaver trm navy, pink
gray and black IA, 16, 80 and 39 Originally $7995
and $685. Now S35
Twopiece Suits in hedgerose Forsmann woolen. Size
12 Were s4995 Now ---------- S29.95
o-piece Suits in boxcoat styles Navy rose and blue
wooens Sizes IL, IA, 16, 40 and A. Originally s25
CoArs SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-19
1857 Tennis Balls, TO-

Originally 4Oc
so red and white Spalding and
Henley balls Slightly soiled.
36 pairs Sun Glasses. Originally
25c. NOW ---.------------l lOc
l 5-inch Golf Bag. Was $40.
Now S.
8-inch Tan Leather Golf Bag.
Was S35. Now ------- $3.50
Tan Golf Bag. Was $3.50. Now
S425
4 mo. : Golf Irons. Originally ST e5.
Now ------- CSC
Junior Badminton Sets. Originally
s495 Now ---------- S2.45
Also other Sporting Goods reduced.
SPORTING GooDs, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Costume Slips, 'I'4'

Were SI.95
10 rayon taffeta slips with pleated
flounce. Red only. Sizes "a to "A.
9 Pure dye White Silk Satin Slips,
trimmed with white lace Sizes
36, 38, 40 and A. Were Sl95.
Now ------------- As
10 Pure-dye Silk Crepe and Satin
Slips. tailored by Barbizon and
Sylfit. White and tearose. Sizes
8 Pure-dye Silk Satin Slips with
elaborate lace trim. Tearose and
white. Sizes 80. Were 1895.
Now S2.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Juniors Boxy ToPPers, 'IO'2'

Were SI6.95
10 coats in lightweight woolens and f1eeces. Aqua,
toast and light blue. Sizes II to IS.
Refer Suits, buttons WOOL Sizes II and 13
bengane and silk prints Origi
naly $795 to $1295 $395
Dresses in variety OF silk and rayon fabrics Originally
$1O95 to $2295. Now -S5.95
10 Long seeved Wool Sweaters in white Sizes 80 to 36
Were $395. Now
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Knit Dresses, '595 we,e sves

25 o-pece wool knit dresses in aqua, cherry, pow
der blue, AND peach. Sizes IA to 20.
III Printed Sports Dresses rayon- -and-sk Navy, black.
and brown. Sizes IA to 20. Were S22 95 Now Sl65O
18 piece Rayon Knit pink navy, gray, beige
and aqua. IL $40 95. -------S1 81
30 RayOn Crepe Rayon Blouses. black,
green blue "a AZ. Originally s395 to
$3.50. Now S225
SPoRTsWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
PIT. A. WILL ELECT
Anacostia Junior Senior High
Pupils to Give Plav.

Officers of the Anacostia Junior
Senior High School Parent-Teacher
Association wifi be elected at meet
ing scheduled for 8 pm Monday in
the school auditorium.
A play will be presented by pupils
of the school, and an officer from the
District Parent Teacher Association
Congress will install the new officers.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Women's Hats, s2'2'

Originally S3.95 to $40
30 straw, rayon fabric. and few
fur felts in variety of smart styles.
Dobbs hats included
10 Hats from the Millinery Salon
Originally Sl2.75 to $3.50. Now
S475
30 Hats in fur felt. rayon fabrics,
and straw. Originally 1895 to
$3.50 Now --------Sl Sl.95
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Basket-weave Fiber Rugs, '2's'
We're S5.95

We're y5.95
rugs. size 4x7.
Basketweave Fiber Rugs. 3x6 Were 1925 Now SITS
10 Basket-weavc Fiber Rugs, size 27x54 Were $3.50
Highland Plaid Fiber Rug discontinued pattern Size
6xl2 Was $lO95. Now ------------------------$6 $695
Hlghland Plaid FlDe Rug, discontinued pattern Size
8x10. Was $1195 Now S795
IL M0urzourk Rugs, size 3x6 Were $3.50. Now $295
Suraka SiSal Rug discontinued pattern 76x0.6
$35. Now $3.50
Suraka Ssa Rug discontinued pattern 76x9 Was
$2950. S1675
Suraka Ssal Rug size 6X2. Was $3l so. Now S1675
M0urz0urk Rugs discontinued patterns 9xl2
$2450. Now w------------------------ $1495
Highland Plaid Fiber Rugs size 76x9 Were 1895.
Now $685.
2W&L Fiber Rugs 9xl2 Were $11 95. Now-------S795.
W&L Rugs 1873 Were $995. Now-------$595
Styetex Fiber Rugs 36x63 Were $3.50. w-----s195
Styetex Fiber Rugs, 27x54 Were $780, Now------S65
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Prep Suits, sI8'75 We're $50

81 tWo-trousers suits in wool chevots and tweeds
Herrngbone and patterned effects Sizes 33 to 3S
in the group, II to % years
IA pairs Slacks cotton corduroy and wool chevio Mostly
dark coors Waist sizes 26 to 80 Originally $685. S50
PREP CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19

A plan for supplying lodgings for
mine workers is being developed in
France.
Evening star., 1938-05-19

Handmade Fi|et Cloths, s7'95
Uere SIO9S
20 cloths of hard-twist cotton, 72x1O8, in dis
continued pattern.
LINENS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Misses, Women's
Street Dresses, sI.'0

Originally s3.95 to s5.95
Is rayon crepe dresses in navy,
brown. black, and green. Ma
ternity styles included. Broken
sizes.
Is Street Dresses in print and
plain-colored rayon crepes. Misses
and women's sizes Originally
S595 to Sl095. Now $3.75
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Fur Scarfs Greatly Reduced

Double Silver Fox Scarf Was S13975. Now SIS
Silver Fox Scarfs Originally se875 and sl25
Dyed Cross Fox Scarf. Was s39.75. Now- $50
Red Fox Scarf. Was s3975. Now ---- $40
kolinsky Scarfs. including two 4-skin and one 5skin
Were S2975 Now ~ - 81. 5o
Blended Baum Marten Scarf skins Was s125
NO" S19.75
Blended Stone Marten Scarf, 3-skin Was sl39 so
NOW SS9.75
Dyed Jap Marten Scarf, 3-skn. Originally sse Is
Now
kolinsky Scarf, 2-skin. Originally S25 Now S11
Blended Baum Niarten Scarf 2-skn Originally sl49 so
Now ------------- ----- s6915
Jap Marten Scarf 2skin Originally $50 rs Now Sa95
Blended American Marten Scarf, 2-skin. Was sl25
Now S7975
Black Fox Jacket size 16 Was 1925 Now S235
Gray Kidskin Cape. Originally s7975 Now s39,5
Silver Fox Capes. Were 1925 and 1895. Now S235
White Lapin Jacket size l6 Originally $40 IS.
Barunduki Cape Originally s6975. Now S22 so
Black Kidskin Cape. Was $50 rs. Now ss5
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Infants Imported Wool
Sacques, SIS

We're So
sacques in pink. blue, and white.
Wool-and- Silk Crib Blanket,
40x60. Pink. Was IS. Now $3.75
Candlewick Crib Spreads. Were
%. pAs1J
Candlewick Crib Spreads. Were
So. Now $2.25
Infants Wool-and- -Rayon Sweat
ers. Size /, yellow; size 3, pink.
Were So. Now --- $2.25
Infants Wool Sweaters. Peach,
size /; yellow, size 2. Originally
81. Now - - Csc
Swing and Stand. Was $5.95.
Now $395
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Decorators Sample
Pieces Reduced
IS to S

A group of pieces ranging in size
from 3s to "a yards, in cottons,
silks, wool, rayons, and combina-
tions. Many colors and patterns.
9. Csc; 81, SOC; "a. 81; So, $1.50;
18, 81; "a, SO; Z, IS.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATION,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19

Cotton and Rayon Yard
Goods R-Price
$50 pieces in lengths from l to 3
yards and various widths.
YARD GOODS. SEcoND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Toys R Price

Tennis rackets, dolls. games and an
assortment of novelties at One-half
the former prices.
Toys, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Misses Formal Gowns
Greatly Reduced

group that included silk chiffon and marquisette;
rayon crepe, net, and satin In the collection blue
black pink. white, orchid, aqua, violet brown peach,
rose and wine. Sizes IL to 90
Dinner and Evening Gowns. Originally sl395 to s35.
---- ---- --------- 1918
10 Dinner and Evening Gowns. Originally sl695 to s39 75
Now - ------------- Observation-Disclosures Sl2. so
2 Evening Gowns Were S25. Now--------S S14 so
2 Dinner Gowns. Were S22 95 Now $3.50
Dinner and Evening Gowns. Originally s35 to $40 95
Now S24
Wedding Gown ivory satin. Originally s45. Now $22
MISSES FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-19
Novelty JeweIry, 81

" as JI.4S
so pieces, including necklaces, pins.
clips. earrings. and bracelets in
metal gold and silver color.
Is POcketbOOk Mirrors with rhine
stone trim. Were 60c. Now 40c
25 pieces Novelty Jewelry. includ-
ing pins. clips, earrings, necklaces
and bracelets in various finishes.
Were 60c. Now ---.----- 40c
NOVELTY JEWELRY, AIsLEs AND 7,
FIRST FLOOR.