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abuse. She was certainly relieved when
Brian quit his job as receptionist.
I'm going to be an assistant in the
hand prop building at Grand Pacific"
he conhded
Il thought" said Jennifer coldly,
that you were singer?"
Sure I'm singer" Brian grinned.
RAY VERNE was contemptuous
when he heard about Brian's new
job. After all, there was no point in
being sorry for chap like that. The
thing to do was snub the man, an
accomplishment at which Ray was
past master.
Brian stayed in the prop depart
ment 10 days. Then he got chance
to work with designer on stage sets.
While there he met an assistant di-
rector who knew of director who
would need new assistant in a week
or so. Brian contacted the director
and got the job during the shooting of
musical. One of the chorus boys,
scheduled to do a solo, was taken sick
on the set, and Brian offered to sub
stitute. The director thought he was
pretty good and when the picture was
completed he asked Brian if he'd
like to do a number in his next
musical.
Sure" said Brian, you bet
would"
So the following month Brian quit
his assistant directors job and did
two solos in musical that proved to
be a smash hit. Brian was offered
three months contract, with options.
options he was offered longer con-
tract at more attractive salary. He
snapped it up.
That night Brian had a date with
Jennifer. The Norbert gang was in
the living room when he got to the
boarding house.
"Of all the fool luck" Ray Verne
said, you certainly fell in head over
heels"
Yeah" Brian grinned. Guess I
did. Ready. Jen?"
Jen was ready. They went out and
Brian drove down to the beach and
parked. Might as well get this over
with" he said. Il suppose I should
resign myself to patient waiting, but
it seems can't get used to it. I mean.
would you like to marry me, Jen?
Tonight?"
Jennifer started to say something
She changed her mind She felt it was
her duty to put him right about certain
things. But then-what can you do
with a man like Brian, who won't
listen to your advice, even though you
know the angles
You bet your life I will" she said
(Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1938-04-25
DAILY SHORT
PATIENT WAITING

w H l,l E N B ri a n !,
w Wilbur landed
In Hollywood, he
went straight to
Norbert's rooming
house, because he
knew that the
people who lived
there either worked
in the movies or
would like to work
in the movies, and
that was the kind
of atmosphere he
wanted to get into.
He was a tall,
laughing. m erry-
eyed youth. with
an air of assurance
about him that
amounted almost
to a Swagger. The
gang at Norbert's
had seen his type
before and they felt
Sorry for hin,
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It leaked out that

It leaked out that
Brian was working
as a. receptionist at
at Grand Pacific.
Norbert's gang was
disguised, but they
certainly felt sorry
for a man who
didn't know any
better. Poor Jen-
infer, who, in spite
of everything, was
spending a good
deal Of time with
Brian, much to the
annoyance Of Ray
Verne, the dramatic
actor who was due
for a break any
second now, be-
cause of his versa
tility, and who had
sense enough to re-
sign himself to
waiting, had to
take a good deal of
Evening star., 1938-04-25

I bust couple O. buttons off, turnin'
on this fence ever day. If the feller
at lives here would start pickin' 'em
up he'd be a rich man by the time I
Is as old as Drandpa.
Evening star., 1938-04-25

Norway expects its economic condi-
uons this year to be nearly as good as
In 1887
Evening star., 1938-04-25

Its the same genuine Club Aluminium
that hundreds of women bought through
home demonstrations at many times our
prices The same Club Aluminium that
convenience, economy and lifetime wear.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
play Of amateur Photography they
have ever seen.

play Of amateur photosrapAy they
have ever seen.
The pictures are hung in the follow
ing classes: Class A. children and
babies; class B, sports, hobbies. recre-
atoms, avocations. vocations, animals
and pets: class G, scenes and still
life, and class D, informal portreits
Of adults.
Those who had charge Of the COM
petition say the Improvement In pho
tographic quality Of the entrias in
this years contest is outstanding a.
compared with those Of 1887. Greater
care was given In choice Of subjects.
Composition was given serious con-
sideration and filters were used extern
sively in outdoor scenes to bring out
cloud formations more dramatically
and TO assist In obtaining better tone
values.
The FIRST prize winning picture, sub
mitted by Kenneth Wickware Of Fern.
dale, Mich, has received great praise.
It is = well-composed picture Of the
typical American boy reclining on q
knoll Of sand overlooking Lake Huron.
To emphasize the cumulous clouds,
which serve as q background, Mr..
Wickwire used = filter over the lens
of his camera. Tall. willowy reeds
lend further to the pictures interest.
The National Salon will be open Ia
Evening star., 1938-10-20
C|earance-Bath Towels, Mats
and Turkish Hand Towels

20 Large Bath Towels. Were SITS. Now----------Al5
Large Bath Towels Were 81 so. Now------Sl 81
hath Towels. Were 3l Now------------------65c
l Bath Towel Was 75c Now w-------------------5ec
l Bath Towel Was 55c. Now w-------------------30c soc
Bath Towels Were SOC. Now Now--------------3ec
II Turkish Hand Towels Were Csc. Now----------50c
Turkish Hand Towels. Were 60c. Now------35c
IL Turkish Hand Towels Were 45c. Now soc
Turkish Hand Towels. Were 37hc Now--------25c
Heavy Quality Bath Mats Were S250 Now-------$15o
10 Heavy Quality Bath Mats We're 81. s135
Heavy Quality Bath Mats Were $l.s5 Now------$l15
- Wash Cloths. Were 25c soc. Now---------15c -15c
All are odd or soiled
SEcoND Floor
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Welfare REPORT FILED
Fairfax Adds 40 Old-Aee-Aid
CaSAs in 9Anfarn hnr

SnD0o Al 0opIo"O0Is
FAIRFAX, Va, Oct. 20 Especially -
Faced with many requests for informa-
ton regarding the old-age assistance
grant, w. Travis Wilson, Fairfax
County superintendent Of public vel
fare, today emphasized that pensions
are allowed only on actual proof Of
need.
During September 40 new cases were
added to the LAG carried over from
August. OF this group Mr.. Wilson
stated 70 received financial aid, a. re-
ceived surplus Federal commodities
and II received the service Of welfare
workers only. The department closed
48 cases during the month and the
total cost for handling cases in Sep
tember amounted to 81, 1,030.35.
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HOLIDAY GRANTED
TO NEARBY PUPILS
Schools to Close Tomorrow to
Permit Teachers to Attend
Warrenton Meeting.

Public school children in Arlington
and Fairfax Counties and Alexandra,
Is well aS six other Virginia counties
in School District H, will get holiday
tomorrow to permit their teachers to
attend = meeting Of the Virginia
State Education Association at War
renton.
The holiday goes for elementary
and high school students alike, the
Arlington County School Board an
nounced today, giving students .
three-cay week end.
Teachers attending the general ses-
sion in the Warrenton High School
in the morning will hear DR.. Sterling
Fisher, director Of Columbia Broad
casting Systems School Of the Air in
New York, speak on world affairs and
. talk by DR.. Frank Thone, biological
editor of Science Service in Washing
ton.
In the afternoon a session devoted to
Evening star., 1938-10-20
PRIZE PICTURES
SEEN BY THR0NGS
A@ Chosen In Snapshot
Contest Are on View at
National Geographic.

Record crowds are visiting Explorers
Hall at the National Geographic So
ciety daily to inspect the 4os pictures
selected as prise winners in the fourth
annual Newspaper National Snapshot
Awards contest, which was sponsored
in the Warrington area by The Star.
These pictures are the cream Of the
moro than 400, 900 photographs entered
In tho national competition. In which
every amateur had an equal chance
Of winning fame and fortune. The
pictures were judged primarily on their
human interest appeal or the general
interest they aroused. Many Of those
who have visited the exhibition pro-
nounce the pictures Is the finest dis
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Limoges China Reduced

Laurel wreath pattern white bodied china with
green laurel wreath and gold band.
80 Dinner Plates, 81 Inch. Were $50. Now---- 81
"a Breakfast Plates, 7hinch. Were $l25. Now--.so soc
rs Tea Plates 6-inch Were 81. .Now---------75c
36 Bread and Butter Phtes Were 90c Now CSC
"a Fruit Saucers Were 75c Now-----------------S5c
80 Tea Cups and Saucers. Were $1.eo. Now----Slao 20
20 Afer-dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers. Were $3.50
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slle
~ Cream Soups and Saucers Were t225. Now----3l6S
Vegetable Dishes, snch. Were $375.
Gravy Boat with fast stand. Was $3.50. $3.50
Cake Plate Was $375. 326s
Platter. 1oH-inch. Was $780, Now-----------S2.5o
Platter, 12-inch Was $3.50 $3.50
Platter, 14-inch. Was $675
Round Covered Dish. Was $3.50 $3.50
Tea Pot. Was S. Now 50
Covered Sugar Bowls. Were $3.50. Now---------S250
Creamers. Were $225. Now--------$la
Close Out Caprice Pattern American Earthenware aover
floral design with different colored stripe around rim Of
different-sze piece.
4Spece Dinner Service for Including dinner plates
tea plates bread and butter plates lug fruit
teacus and saucers baker different size pater
sugar bowl and creauer. Was $2o.85. Now-----$155o
4Spiece Dinner Service for including dinner plates tea
plates bread and butter plates lug soups fruit saucers
cups and saucers baking Dishes platter sugar cover
Metal Serving Trays in red and with white
stands. Slightly Scared Were $225 Now------ 31a5
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
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high school teachers viii hear Thatch.
q Winslow, administrative assistant
Of the National Youth Admintstra.
ton, speak on The Youth Problem OF
Today" in the Warrenton Theater,
and elementary school teachers viii
hear Miss Martha Creighton, State
superintendent Of home economies, in
the high school.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

sorship Of the Charles County Council
Of the Parent-Teacher Association and
the county health department. Mrs.
George 0ering. president Of the coun.
cil, Is presiding. Speakers include +.
B. Gwynn, superintendent of Charles
County schools, and DR.. Robert H.
Reilly, director Of the State department
Of health.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
3-piece Wool Suits, $685.
Were 569.95

Were S6995
6, Petalwate tweed, navy black gray, brown, wine
mixtures Untrimmed and x-trimmed. Sizes IA
to 18, SO, 40, a.
matching skirts Brown, green black coral sizes II to ls
Were 1895. Now---------- S33.75
10 Shagmoor Alpaca and Harris Tweed Classic Topcoats
suitable for immediate Gray brown blue gold mix
lures. Sizes IL to IL. Were $685. 1895. Now S22
ShaSmoors, straight line REFER styles monotone wools
navy beige green brown Sizes l2 H. 16 Were $40 95
tailored Worsted Suits, gray sharkskin. II
II Sport Coats various styles large assortment Of patterns
coors sises IL to ls A. Originally $2ss5 Now----$o
WoxnN's M1ssEs' CoArs BUTTS, THIRD FLOOR.
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CLUB 19 YEARS OLD

The Cheverly (Md) Federated Wom-
ems Club last night celebrated its 10th
birthday anniversary at the Cheverly-
Tuxedo School. Mrs. Harry Harcum.
State president; Mrs. j. Enois Ray and
Mrs. Helen Merrick were guests Of
honor. Mrs. William Petrie had charge
Of the dinner arrangements and Mrs.
Harry Brodrick and Mrs. Ross Slime
were In charge Of entertainment.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Misses Dresses Reduced

S. silk chiffon with jackets Brown, navy black
Originally $1495 to $685. Now $575
rayon jersey WOOL silk chiffon and Black,
brown, navy. Originally $1ss5 to $2ss5 Now-------$77s
!, in rayon crepe green wine plum black Were $22s5
sac o5 to $2995. Now
D. rayon crepe wine, green. black blue Were $25 to
g. ensembles and onepiece styles Of wool-and-rayon
Green. plum rust brown. Originally s29.95 to 1895.
t. in crepe In gray black Were $35. 81
Sizes - to 40 In the group.
MfssEs DRESSES, THIRD Floor.
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Crystal Glass Console
Sets, $50 w.r. IS

II sets, three-piece: bowl, two
candle e-holders.
- Crystal Glass Pitchers, ice-
Tipped. Special -3Ke
Crystal Glass Console Set; bowl,
two candlesticks, plate. Originally
IS. Now
Crystal Glass Imported Vase, i'm
perfect. Originally $3.50. Now. 81
Colored Glass Vase. Originally
$50. Now
: Colored Glass Mayonnaise Sets;
bowl, plate. ladle. Originally 32.75.
: Celored Glass imported Vases.
Were $3.50.
8 Mirror Glass Ball Vases, imper-
feet. Originally $3.50. Now 81
II Colored Glass Salad Plates.
Were $2.25. Now 30
IL Cfystal Glass Cigarette Boxes,
imperfect. Originally $2.65. Now 81
SO pieces Crystal Stemware, sher-
bet, beverage glasses. Special SIS
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLooR.
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Boys Navy Blue Suits
sl4'7' We're ,19.7s

Z, with coat, vest, and two pAirs
Of slacks. Single-breasted dark
navy blue wool-and-cotton cheviot.
Sizes 2/13, 3/14, 2/16.
~ Boys Wool Sweaters in coat and
pull-over styles. Solid colors or
small checks. Blue or brown, sizes
10 to 16. Originally - to Is.
Is pairs Boys' Weel Shorts In cray
or brown mixtures. Button.on style.
matching belt. sises 8 to IL. Were
$3.50. Now ----S1.45
IS Polo Shirts, long-sleeved, In
cotton jersey. Dark horizontal
stripes. Large siSes. Originally
$3.50. Now S5c
u Eton CAPS for smaller boys.
Gray or brown wool-and-rayon
mixtures. AL HBes. Originally 81.
THE BoYs' s1oaE, FOURTH FLooa.
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Simmons Box Spring,
Mattress, '49''o ws, SIPS

box spring, mattress of Simmons finer quality.
Size 66x71H inches.
Pillow white goose down, blue and white linen ticking.
Was $5ss.
Pillow $50 white down, 75% white goose feathers Tan
and white cotton ticking. Was $4s5. Now------S35o
Plows IS % goose feathers 25% duck feathers and
white cotton ticking Were $3.s5 Now----------S225
Metal Beds walnut hnish single size. Originally SIT
Now S575
Metal Bed brown nnish single size Originally s13 Now Se
Metal Bed. maple hnish single S1e Originally S19.75
Boudor Chair bareback covered In blue cotton chntz
cotton chnz One yellow Were STATS Now ss7S
Cricket Platform Rockers maple nsh covered cushions
figured chintz Three green. three red Were $3.50
ottomans, attached plowtop stye figured cotton chintz
black green. natural coral. Originally a. Now $2s5
BEDS Sixth FLOOR
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LECTURE SERIES TO OPEN

The Capital City Forum will open
It's fall lecture series tomorrow at $50
pm, ut 1902 Fourteenth street NV,
with discussion on Achieving Peace
in Our Time" Speakers will be Lewis
Carliner Of the American League for
Peaos and Democracy. and Val Lorwin
of the local Keep America Out Of
War Committee.
Discussion periods will follow the
speeches. All meetings Of the forum
will be open to the public.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Arnerican-OrientaI Rugs
Reduced

1 SKIS Was $15950. Now $3.50
l S6xle6. Was $l53. $3.50
3x5 Were $40 Now 3ll.Ss
1 9x12 Was $l5950. Now $3.50
l 9x12 Was $125. Now 8l.So
Reversible jacquard Chenille Hooked Rugs 27x50 Were
S495. Now ------------.... S2S5
l S3xlo6 Wool Wilton Rug Was $3.50. Now S5s75
9xl2 Seamless Administer Rug Was $3.50. Now $3.50
ASKS Wool Broadloom Sample Rug, washed sheen type
Originally s4750. -------- S1s.75
ASKS Wool Broadloom Sample Rug, washed sheen type
Originally $34o0. 3l6.75
Seamless Wool BroodIoom Rugs Reduced
l 12x5, green Originally $3967. Now --------31s75
1 12x5.10. tan. Originally $7763. Now -S295e
l2x6, green Was $3.50.
62x9, brown Was $3.50. $2A.5e
76x411 sand Originally $2985. Sl3SS
l 12x4, green. Was $4,000. Now --------------S2z75
1 9x6.l. gold. Was $3.50. Now -SlS7y
l 12x5S green. Originally $4l65. Now--------Sl975
12x6, Spanish red Was $50. 50
1 12x5.7, taupe. Was $4s.50 Now Now-----------S175o
1 6x62, brown Originally $3.50. Now----------Sl575
SxS burgundy. Was SIS.
sx79, tan background Originally $52S0 Now---$z550
12x21s. slightly imperfect Was sl13s5 SesSo
RUGS, FIFTH Floor
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Bookcases-Specia|

Mahogany and maple finished gumwood; two
adjustable shelves; 48 inches high
mahosany-nnishe maple-hnished 1s-inch
width, each $3.50
mahogany finished maple-hnished, 25-inch
width, each SO
mahogany-nnishe maple-nnished 31-inch
2 mahogany finished maple-nnshed, s7-inch
width, S13
8 Dining Room Tables maple; mahogany veneer on rum
wood Duncan Phyfe base. Top, 42x62 16-nch leaf
Special Observation-Disclosures ------- Sl975
London Club Style Sofa claret color cotton
boucle Reversible spring cushion S690 S52
Chair to match Was $40. Now-----------------$30 $50
Pedestal Base Lamp Tables pie-crust edge. Mahogany
veneer and gum. Were $10 Now-------S
Lounge Chair down-fed pillow back reversible spring
seat cushion. Green cotton brocatele Was 35250
Maple Dressing Tables be used desks Three large
drawers. Were 1880 Now
Solid Philippine Mahogany Kneehole Vanity and Mirror
Arm Chairs with dark blue imitation hair cloth seat covers
Side Char to match above Was $3.50. $s5
FURNITURE, Sixth Ftooa.
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Floral or Striped Linen
Special 3oe yard Regularly 81

400 yards so inches wde to 10 yard lengths Slight
imperfections.
15e pairs Rued Cotton Marquette Curtains point dsspgt
dots ecru. cream. ~ yards long. Special, par---SSc
30 pairs Ruined Cotton Marqusette Curtains AZ yards long,
46 inches wide fun rufe Special pair------S1ss
100 pairs Boston Net Marqutte Curtan 2A yards long,
tailored; ecru. Were $12s pair.
cuaTA1Ns AND DaAPR1Es sxvrxrx F1ooa,
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Side-hook and SteP-in
CirdIes, '2's' Originally IS, $3.50

16 in Flexee Lily Of France, and Bien Jolie makes.
Cottonand-rayon satin and batiste. Sizes IS to 20.
Lily Of France Onepece Foundations Of cotton -andrayon
batse with cotton lace tops. Elastic panels Firm models
for the larger figure Sizes 81 &c. co. A. A. Originally
Woodthrop Stepin Grdles in silk batste and elastic
white Sizes 2s 2o 80 Originally sl25o
CoRsErs THIRD FLOOR.
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Print Sport Dresses, '8'''

Originally sI9.95 to S2295
IT, rayon or cotton Assorted colors Sizes IL to 49,
Liberty Prints silk assorted colors sses II to 16
Were $2995.
Twopiece Kenwood Wool Suits cherry, blue rose
sises - to ls. Were $685. Now ST.
Woodland rayon Knit Suits, rust blue Sizes
IL to 1e Were 1855 Now
SPOKESMAN, THIRD FLOOR
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the public until Saturday, October 20,
from 10 am. to 10 pm. on weekdays
and from IL noon to 6 pm. on Sundays.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Todd|ers' Coat and Hat
Sets, '3''' We're H9s

4, in sizes l and 2. Wool With
rayon Innings.
I Toddlers' Coat and Hat Sets In
sizes !, z, 3. Wool with rayon
Innings. Were $S.95. Now $1.sS
Bobbie Suits in cotton. and linen,
size /. Originally -. Now---$1.4s
l Infants Silk Coat, long. Orig
inally $35. -@6.S5
10 Infants LAyette Sweaters in
wool-and-rayon. Were g. Now 11.AS
24-ineh Mirror. Was SO.
INFANTS APpARRL, FoURIH FtooA.
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Bridge Lamps $50

Were S5.95
2, mahogany finish; 14-inch tray adjustable arm.
Walnut-fnish Hardwood Bridge Lamp adjustable ARM
l4-inch tray. Was $685. Now ow--------------------A
Maple Bridge Lamp and Tray. Was $3.50. Now-----GSs
Iron Twin Floor Lamp, white green hobnau fonts Was
IS Now------------- Sz.SS
CAST Brass Candlesticks with oval bases Were $500
IL Lamp Shades s-inch shaped Clair de Lne white
beige green. Originally $780,
All slightly soiled or damaged
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR
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Handmade FiIet Lace
Table Cloths, Special '3'7'

IS, size 72x90, in rich, creamy ecru hard-twist
cotton. Made entirely by hand In China. Particu-
lary attractive at this low price.
Lnsxsy, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1938-10-20
HEALTH Institute

Program u Held at Church Parish
Hall in La Plata.
A health institute y being held to-
day ct the Christ P. Z. Church parish
hall in La Plata, Nd, under the spon.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Handmade Slips, '3'''

II, pure-dye silk crepe, brocaded:
handmade In China; machine
stitched inner seams for strength.
Tearose, sizes 81, -, 36, -.
> Silk-and-eettsn Slips, brocaded,
made In China. Tearose, white;
sizes -. 80, 20, a. Were 33.ss.
COSTUME 6Lns, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Rayon Crepe, So yard

Vas SI.25
$50 yards Mallinsons Cavalcade
rayon crepe In seven new street
shades; - inches wide.
as Remnants, rayon, cotton fab
rics. One to three yard lengths.
36 to 80 inches wide,
Reduced One. Hah
YARD oooos, SECOND Floor.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Pandora Fall Shoes, '5'9'

Orisisally SI27S, Sl3.75
81 pairs, discontinued patterns. Black. brown
suede.
pairs Authentics Colegebrsd Fan shses Black
brown, rust. Were $8.75 to $l105. Ss3s
- pshs Better Boudor Slippers; silk satn black. white
Dyeable. Originally -, IS. Now-----------.--Sz3 Sz3s
Broken sizes In each group.
WoagINs SHOES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Dinner and Evening
Dresses Reduced

40, in rayon lace rayon taffeta, rayon satin silk
chiffon and marquisette. Black, white, peach, pink
aqua, green beige navy Sizes in the group IL to TO-
10. originally $685. to 1896. Now--------S575
7, originally $2295 ----------------S77S
T. originally sl6s5 to SIS.
D. were $2295.
g. were $25 and $2995.
Wedding Gowns in rayon satin Sizes H. 16 Were
$685.
AlgsIs' FORMAL RooN Tu1ab FtooR
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AlssEs' FORMAL ROOM, THIRD Floor.
Women's Dresses, 'l2''0

Weye SI6.95
2s in rayon crepe or matelasse. Black and Fall
colors. Sizes SO to A, 1917 to 22k.
Wo,nN's DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Juniors Fall Dresses
Reduced
Group Of dresses In wool, cotton
corduroy, cotton velveteen, rayon
crepe. Teal, aqua. blue, plaid.
Sizes II to II.
10 Dresses. Were $796, 4l0.e5.
Is Dresses. Were $10.o6 to $l3.o5.
NOW $7.SS
JUNIOR MIssEs' APPAAHL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Halloween Costumes

Halloween Costumes
Reduced
Some display samples, slightly
mussed. Following charaeteYisa-
tionS:
Is Spanish Boys; small, medium.
Were SSc. Now ---4So
Is Spanish Girls; small. Were Sc.
Now
- Gypsy Girls; small, medium.
Were 88c. Now -45c
I Dutch Boys; small, medium. Were
S6c. Now ----------------l5c
H. Dutch Beys; large. Originally
SSc. Now ---------3Sc
: Spanish Boys; large. Originally
CSC. Now
! Clown; large. Originally &C
Now ------------3Sc
, Clowns; large. Were el.S0.
NOW MISREPRESENTATION
1 Dutch Boy; large. Was $50.
Also small toys greatly reduced.
Tu Tor sroaE, FouafH T1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Juniors Sports Shoes,
Pumps, '2:''
OriSinaIIy IS to S6.7S
IS, in . variety of styles, feathers.
Sizes: AAA-5 to 8; AA|5 to s,
to 9; At to S, 8, Z to 81; B.
81 to S, Z to 8; C-3h to 5, s,
to 3.
80 pairs Boys Oxfsrds; brown,
black calf, elkskin; leather soles.
Broken sizes. Were IS. Now -$2.ss
JUNIORS AND CA1LpREN's SHoes,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Ansora Wool Jersey
So yard
Originally $lz5
$50 yards, so inches wide; navy,
royal, blue, green. wine.
YARD oooDs, sxcoNr Floor.
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ChiIdren's Socks
Special 5 p.ir.'I
4s0 pairs children's novelty half
socks and boys knee-high cotton
socks. Tans, brown, blues In the
group. Boys sizes 3 to l111, chill.
dren's sizes I to 10.
CR1LDREN's HosuaY, AIsLE II.
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Boys, Girls Tweed
Goats, '3'''
Orisinally H.95, SS95
10, tailored, light-weisht. Sizes
}, 4, 5, &.
- Cotton Wash Dresses; prints,
plain colors. Straight or dirndl
styles. Were 81. Now---S1.l5
JUv1NrIEs' APPAlIL, EoURTH F1ooa.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Juniors, ChiIdren's
Hats, So
Originally 81
II in wool felt; brown, navy, sises
20 to ~.
Children's, Juniess' Hats, wool and
fur felt. Sizes 211z. to 22h. -,
originally 81 to $3s5. Now 81.
Z, were 50 to 1895. Now
JUNIORS HATS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Students Suits, 'l67'
Were $3.50
IA wool chevot suits with two pairs OF trousers
Sizes 81 to 38 for boys Is to % years old.
pairs Corduroy Stacks waist Were 32o6.
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Girls Cotton School
Dresses, SIS
We're 81

We're 81
100 in girls, 'teen-ase, and chubbes
sizes to Is.
30 Cotton Print School Dresses in
sizes 7 to is. Were 50. Now $z.25
- 'Teen-age and Chubbee Light
weight Wool Goats in tweed mix
lures, navy, aqua. sises II to l6.
Originally 1856, $ls.95. Now $S.SS
onLg APpAREL, FOURTH Ftooa.