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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
SCHOLARSHIPSFOR
 CMTC TRAINEES

Brigadier General J. M. Cummins, commanding the First Corps Area has announced that limited number of university and college scholar ships have been made available for selected trainees in the 1889 c. M. T. Camps to be held within the First Corps Area.
 Massachusetts Institute of Tech nology, Tufts College, University of New Hampshire, University of Ver- mont, Worcester Polytechnic Insti- tue and Yale university will have scholarships available and trainees will be nominated by the command ing general subject to acceptance by the university or college concerned.
 In orGer to become eligible for any award the trainee must fulfill the scholarship requirements for en- tering college and the conditions laid down in the particular schol- arship. The basis for selection among the eligibles will be-: Gener- al impression made in camp, record of scholarship, need of financial aid and willingness to work.
 Further information concerning these scholarships may be had by communicating with the c. M. T. C.. Officer, Boston Army Base, Boston, Mass, or the institutions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
C.N.C. INSTRUCTOR
 GIVEN REPRODUCTION
Major Speers, World War Veteran, Appointed Lieu=
 COl.- Here

Twenty-three years of service with the nations armed forces have been awarded, with the promotion of Major Charles E. Speer of Water bury, regular army instructor of the 102nd Infantry, 0. N. G., to the rank of lieutenant-colonel of infan- try. The promotion was made by President Roosevelt, dated March l, and confirmed by the senate, March 13.
 Lieut.. Col. Speer is a veteran of the Mexican border campaign, the World war, and holder of the Dis tinguished Service Cross for valor in action.
 Following three years of study at Princeton, Lieut.. Col. Speer enlisted in the army at Plattsburg, N. Y., in 1915. He accompanied General John J. Pershing's punitive expedi- tion to Mexico in 1916. In that cam paign he served at Eagle Pass, Texas as corporal, but on November 20, 1916, was commissioned a second lieutenant of infantry and on the same date promoted to first lieu tenant.
 His captains commission reached him in France, August 5, 1917, two months after he had sailed for service overseas with Go. M., 28th U. s. Infantry. Following an as- signment as observer of allied fight ing equipment and methods, with English, Canadian and U. S. troops and as an instructor, he was placed in command of a company during engagements at Verdun and Cha teau- Thierry. He was wounded in 1918 at that sector and again while at Soissons, one of the bloodiest bat ties of the war.
 Lieut.. Col. Speer was with the first U. s. troops to occupy the Rhine valley.
 In addition to the D. s. c. he holds the Mexican Border Service, the Silver Heart and the Purple Heart, with palm.
 Since the World war he has been assigned to the infantry school, Fort Benning, Co.,; the tank school, Fort Meade, Maryland, and in 1925 at tended the French tank school at Versailles. He has also been assigned to Fort Warren, Wyoming, and be- fore coming to Waterbury was R. O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21

taldi made the presentation, and praised MT. Lerz's accomplish ments during eight years as head of the lodge.
 Members of the court discussed plans for a revue and dance to be held at Temple hall April IA.
 The following delegates were elected to the convention in New Haven in May: Michael Castaldi, Louis Lerz, and John CiIllo; al- ternates, Louis Riccardi, Michael Solomita, and Anthony Barisiani. Auditors for the year are MT. Lerz, Nicholas Garzia and Ralph Pagano. Nicholas Garzia and Ralph Pa- gano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Naomi Chapter

Mrs. Jennie c. Marggraff, past grand matrOn, will install re- gently elected officers of Naomi Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at a meeting tonight. Mrs. Marggraff will be assisted by Mrs. Ruth A. Jones, past grand matron, as mar shal; Mrs. Alta c. Taylor, as chap lain; and Mrs. Adelene l.. Russell, as organist.
 Officers to be installed are:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
MECCA OF FASHIONS

New York-For the first time in the history of international exposi- tions, the New York Worlds Fair 1889 will devotet an entire building to apparel and accessories. The Hall of Fashion will contain all that is dear to women in her costuming and the things that go with it. Hats, jewels, furs and handbags will oc- cupy an important part of the ex- hibition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21

The committees report was ex- pected to be unfavorable.
 The proposed enlargement, which would entail the erection of a new wing at the west end of the county building, would cost $150,000. The plans has the support of the Water bury Bar Association, which has claimed that present facilities are inadequate and that trials are being held up because of lack of space.
 There is surplus in the county treasury at the present time, but general sentiment seems to be to use this sum for the reduction of the county tax rather than for the building of court house addition at Waterbury.
 One plan to be advanced today called for the custer of the compen- sation commissioner and the deputy sheriffs from their present quarters in the court house, and allow these rooms to be used as lawyers rooms and conference rooms. The only actual change expected to be ap- proved in the building itself was expected to be the installation of a rest room for women jurors.
 Waterbury legislators were seek ing today to secure support for the plan for enlarging the building, but the opposition seemed too strong, unless some unforeseen cir cumstance should come up to change the situation.
 Legislators from about the county claim that the congestion in the Waterbury court house in the past year has been caused by an emer- gency situation, and does not show real need for wing on the build ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Townsend Lodge

Members of Townsend Lodge, Odd Fellows, will journey Friday night to ThOmastOn, where they will be guests of Franklin Lodge. The program will include enter tainment and refreshments. A large number of members of the local lodge will make the trip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
JUDY DECoRATEs

Judy Garland is using an interest ing color-scheme of peach, brown and cream in the combination live ing-room- bedroom of her new home. Judy has done the interior decorat- ing of this suite entirely by herself
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
FraternaL Neu,s

Mrs. Edna 0. Wolff, worthy ma tr0n; George R. 6ngrave, worthy patron; Mrs. Dorothy B. ScOtt- Smith, associate matron; Charles Rietdyke, associate patron; Mrs. Jennie c. Marggraff, secretary; Mrs. Agnes F. Hopkins, treasurer; Mrs. Martha w. Angrave, cOnduc- tress; Mrs. Ruth B. Vining, assO- ciate conductress, App0intive off, cers will also be installed and committees announced for the coming year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21

Congregational church. Members will attend in bo0v.
 Plans were made a: e meeting of the assembly last nighU At Ma sonic temple. New members will be initiated at a meeting April 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
County Legislators
 Discuss Local Plans
Committee of Three to Report on Proposed Addition to County Court House Building; Opposition Expected
By Democrat Legislative Reporter)

State Capitol, Hartford March 21. - New Haven county legislators to meet here this afternoon to consider the proposed enlargement of the county court house at Waterbury. Sentiment among county senators and representatives before the meeting seemed strongly opposed to the plan The meeting to receive report from committee of three which studied the court house facilities and discussed the need for enlargement with committee of the Waterbury Bar Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21

dinner April 20. An entertainment program will be included.
 Rank of Knight will be confer red on a class on April 10 py de- gree team headed by William Schneer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Aviglianese

Preliminary plans for menn- bership drive were made last night at a meeting of the Waterbury Women's Aviglianese society at Moose hall. Arrangements for an outing in the spring or early sum- mer were discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Court Verdi

Past Chief Ranger Louis Lerz received wrist watch, past chief rangers pin and a certificate at meeting of Court Verdi, Foresters of America, last night at Liberty hall. Chief Ranger Michael Cas-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Sheridan Council

The regular semi-mOnthly meet ing of Sheridan Council, 24, Knights of Columbus, will be held tonight at 8:30 o'clock in the Columbus club. Action will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21

T. c. instructor at the University of Nebraska.
 Lieut.. Col. Speer's promotion will not affect his status here. He will remain in Waterbury as instructor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Order of Rainbow

Waterbury assembly, Order of Rainbow, will observe Obligation Sunday April 2, with special ser- vices being held at the Second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-21
Roosevelt Lodge

Jack Freedman is chairman of Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Py- thias committee planning a stag
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Juniors Hats Reduced

Group includes straw hats In wide
brimmed types, sailors and turbans.
In navy, black, bamboo or clover:
with veil, flower and ribbon trims.
Sizes 211a to 2212.
9, were $3.50 and $3.50. Now $3.50
IA, originally IS and $3.50. Now So
IL, originally s3s5 to s5.95. Now So
9 Juniors OFF -the-face Hats in ray
on ribbon. Lime peel or powder
blue. Sizes 211a to 22k. Origi-
nally S3.95. Now --$1
8 Juniors Suede Hats in lime peel,
gold or clover red. Sizes 211a to
2212. Originally s3.95. Now 81
Is Girls and Children's Wool Felt
Hats, in bonnet, beret or off-the-
face styles. Navy, brown or teal
blue. Sizes 201a to 22A. Origi-
nally 50. Now Soc
JUNIOR MISSES AND CH1LDRENs
MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Floor Screens Reduced

Three-fold style screens in wide variety Of pat
terms. Floral designs nautical scenes and cenven-
tlonal paper patterns. All slightly damaged
5 Screens were 1895.
Screens, were $8 Now
screens, were S12
Ship Scene. Was $685.
Chinese Pattern Was $3.50. Now-------------S2 $3.50
Unfinished Slat-types. Were S345.
Conventional Wall Paper Were IS 95. Now------S425
l Maple Base, Wall Paper Top Was $795. S575
Beach Scene. Was $295. Now S195
Dark Green Background with Storks Was s9 Now S595
Tile Blue with swans in pool. Were $11. Now---
Conventional Wall Paper. Was $595. S425
l Flame, modern design Was SIS Now
French Provincial Scene Was So. Now---------S575
l Classic Scene Was $12. Now----------------S
Maple Base paper top. Was $14. 1850
1 Beach Scene. Was $795. Now----------$5.7
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Juniors Shoes, S2'95
Originally IS to S6.75

As pairs, including brown and white
and all-white feathers, blue or black
wool gabardine, and patent leather.
Sizes in the group: AAA-6 to g;
AA-5 to 8; A to p, TX to 81;
B-4 to 5, 6l2 to 7l2.
Is pairs Juniors Sports Sandals
with leather soles In blue, brown
and white leather and linen COM
binations. Sizes 312 to 7. Origi-
nally $3.95. Now --------S1.95
80 pairs Children's Shoes in patent
leather or white or brown and
white calf. Pumps and oxfords,
in broken sizes. We're 81 to $3.50.
Now S295
20 pairs Boys Oxfords in brown,
black or brown and white feathers.
Broken sizes. Originally $3.50 and
Sc. Now S2.95
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDREN's
SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Kitchen Tables, '5'4'

Originally sIO95
kitchen tables of metal construction with chrome
legs and black bakete tops.
Breakfast Tables of metal construction with double chrome
legs and bakelte tops red black Originally 1895.
Now S695
60 Kitchen Chairs of wooden and metal construction "a
red 26 white Were s3.95. S225
IL Kitchen Chairs with imitation leather seats
Black finish Were $495. Now ow------------------$2 $295
Breakfast Extension Tables with chrome legs Were $36
White Utility Cabinet Slightly imperfect Special $595
White Utility Cabinet two-door STYLE Was $595. Now,
$295
Metal Wardrobe two-door style with walnut front
$685. Now S1O45
rs Enameed Combination Saucepans and Basket Cookers.
Two sizes. Were $1.49 and $85. csc and $125
so pieces Stainless Steel Cookware including saucepans
saucepots, bowls others. Originally $298 S125
Kruger Humider electric. Originally $685. Now $295
HOUSEWARES FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Women's Dresses, s7.95
Originally S16.95

Originally Sl6.95
10 in rayon crepe, rayon checks and polka dots.
Sizes 16 to 20; 40 to A.
18 Rayon Crepe Dresses in navy black and pases Some
with jackets Sizes l6 to A. Originally $1695 $2295
silk prints with wool jackets Sizes 18 to A. Were $2295
to $25. Now SI4.95
IL Rayon Crepe Dresses with polka dot trim Printed silks
and rayon crepe jacket suits with printed tops Sizes SO
to A. Were $29.75 Now S18.75
Suits wool costume and crepe boero styles with
polka dot trim Sizes 20 to A. Were s4s75 $3.50
For Shorter Women
IS Rayon Crepe Dresses with Jackets Silk or rayon
prints Sizes 14a to 24k Originally $1695 to $2s75.
30 Rayon Crepe Dresses and Jacket Suits some with wool
Jackets Sizes 16a to 241z. Originally $1995 s2975.
Colorful Silk Print Dresses sizes 1917 to 241a
For Lorger Women
IL Rayon Crepe and Silk Print Dresses Sizes 421k Az,
4819 to 5212 Originally $1695 to $2295 Now ---$7.95
Rayon Crepe Jacket Suits with printed silk tops and
printed silk crepe dresses Sizes 44 to 4S Were $685.
Wv ----------------------s----
Rayon Crepe Jacket Suits with printed silk tops
SIX printed crepe dresses Sizes 42 to 48h; 52h Org-
Navy Rayon Sheer Crepe with pleana and snoc
Ing Tor TRIM Sizes 421a to 4612 Were $35. Now--$22
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Spa|ding Clubs Reduced

1888 Spalding Golf Clubs.
1 Mans Kro-Fte Wood No. 3. Was $40. $3.50
Mems Autograph Woods, No. 3, No T. Were $8 Now
S5
Mems Argyle Woods, No. /, No. 3. Were 1925 Now
S225
Womens Kro-Flite Woods, No l. No. 2, 2 No. g.
$40. $3.50
Womens Argyle Woods, No. 3. Were $325. Now S225
16 Womens KrO-Flite Irons, No l. No g. No. g.
No S, 3 No g. l No. 8. Were $5. Now -------- 80
IL Wonens Argyle Irons, No g. No. 4, No. T. No 9.
Were $275. Now S195
SPORTING GOODS. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Women's Forma|s. SOS

Originally SI695 to S2975
l3 silk crepe prints rayon crepes rayon lace Sizes
SO to A, 221a, 24R.
Evening Dresses with jackets; silk chiffon rayon crepe
net sizes So A. 16 to 24a Originally $22s5 to $2s
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ---$ $14S5
Dinner Evening Dresses including silk marquisee long
seeVeo SILK chiffon evening dresses with Jackets silk crepe
prnts sizes IL to 4o 1872 to 24 Were $2975 Now $1S7s
WoMEN's FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
ChiIdren's Coat, Hat
Sets, s5'95
Were S7.95 to SIO.95

We're T95 to SIO.95
IS, Spring-weight wool; in rose,
orchid, green, tan, blue.
20 Boys Wash Suits, good styles,
colors; sizes 2 to 6. Were $1.95.
Now S1.25
Is Boys, Wash Suits, broadcloth,
rayon satin combinations. Sizes
2 to 6. Were $2.95. Now --sI.95
10 2-Piece Wool Suits, swea.er and
pants style. Sizes 2, 4, 6. Were
$1.95. Now Sl,45
rs Girls Dresses, dimity, spun
rayon, cotton, rayon taffeta. Sizes
3 to 6. Originally $1.95, $2.95.
Now S1hs
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Juniors Goats Reduced

Spring weight coats, swagger, fitted styles checks
striped, plain colors; Shetland nubby wools tweeds
Sizes II to II.
g. $685.. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S895
10, $1O95 Observation-Disclosures s595
g. were S35. Now S21 95
Junior Misses 2piece Suits tailored fnger-p length
jackets; matching. contrasting combinations.
10, originally $685. $22.95. Now---------------- SS9
20. originally $25, $29.75 Now
Fox xtrmmed Costume Suits, sheer wooen blue beige.
Originally $59.75 Now lbs
Street Dresses sheer wools rayon crepe silk prints plain
colors sizes 9 to II.
18, originally s12.95 to s22s5. Now-------s sss5
is, $1095, $685. Now w------------S79 S795
TO- 1895. Now S5.95
Dance Dresses, checked. Sizes to 15 Were s1095
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ------------.---S7 1875
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Misses Dresses, s|4''0

We're SI9.95 to SIS
g. silk prints with peated skirts rayon drape plain
color dresses; some with full-length rayon crepe
coats. Navy, gray, brown. Sizes IL to 90
18 Coat Ensembles wool dresses rayon
crepe prints Includes ask prints, some with jackets
Sizes IL Originally $22,9 to $39.75 Now $3.50
10 Rayon Crepe Silk Dresses plain colors prints
wool jackets Sizes IL to TO- Originally s25 S39 u.s.
Now $18
cluded Sizes IL to 18. Were $2975 to $3975. S22
Wool Coats, Jacket Ensembles, aqua beige wine black
Includes fur-trimmed ensemble. Sizes 10 to 18. Were
$3975 to $49.75. SIS
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Spring Furs Reduced

Dyed Skunk Bolero Jacket size 16 Was S145. SS5
dyed Fox Boero Jacket size a. Originally $l75
Now ---------- $85
Silver Fox Jackets sizes IA and 16 Originally $195 and
Natural Stone Marten Scarf wosn Was $50 95 Now S45
Marten Scarf twoskn Was $125 Now $3.50
Sabe-dyed Stone Marten Scarfs twoskn Were $89 95.
Mink dyed Konsky Scarf eight-skin. Was $9875 Now,
$695O
Silver Fox Scarf twoskin Was $159.
Silver Fox Scarf, two-skin. Originally $99 Now --$4250
Silver Fox Scarf two-skn Originally $155 Now --$95
Beige Wolf Jacket, size 16 Was s99 Now S74
Silverdyed Kit Fox Jacket a. Was $79 95 Now S5995
Brown-dyed Squirrel Bolero size 16 Was 500. Now--$74
FURs, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Novelty Rayon Crepe
1Sc Originally 81, SIPS

225 yards in pastels and street
shades. SO to 80 inches wide.
525 Remnants of rayon-and-cotton
fabrics. Novelty weaves, prints and
plain dress fabrics. Lengths of l to
yards; 36 to 80 inches wide. Re-
duced one-half.
80 yards Imported Cotton Suiting,.
English Oxford. White. 81 inches
wide. Regularly 68c. Now 25c
80 yards Novelty White Cotton
Pique, SO inches wide. Originally
OUC. NOW %cO
20 yards White Cotton Marquisette,
As inches wide. Originally soc.
Nou 25c
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Misses FormaIs Reduced

Misses Dinner, Evening Gowns-incudes ravon net
rayon crepe, tatfeta lace, moire silk chiffon. In
black, white, blue, rose wine, chartreuse, aqua,
violet, prints Sizes II to 20.
6, originally $1695 s3s!75. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s775
H. originally SIG 6e5 to S3975 Now $50
s. originally S22 95 to S35 S145O
IL, were S2295 to S29.75
4, $29.75 Now S22
2, originally $3975. Now Sl9
2, originally s49.75 to $5975 Now S26
2, $59.75. S3s
MISSES FORMAL Room, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Wool Sports Jackets, s7'95
Were SIO.95

" ere JIU.yo
63 in mixed tweeds stripes and checks Sizes IL to 20
50 Sports Dresses in fabrics Navy black aqua
blue Sizes IL to 40. Originally $1e95 to $22s5 $525
Is Knit Suits OF wool and rayon boce Assorted colos
Sizes IL to 4O Originally $1695 to 1895. 1150
Wool Sports Jackets plain checks and stripes Assorted
coors. Sizes IL to 20. Were $795 and $685.
SPoRTswEAR, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Spring Curtains, Special 85e pair

40 pairs, open cotton mesh; striped borders ecru
ground. 21-6 yards long, cased headed.
pairs Curtains solid pastel shades: green
dusty blue yellow peach 2 long,
Special S135
so pairs Cotton Cushion Dot Rued Curtains ivory; good
quality "a yards long Special -------------- 81
Large collection odd lots bedspreads draperes cotton
chntz also odd lots curtains short lengths creonne linen
glass curtain fabrics.
CURTAINS DRApER1Es SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Women's Shoes, s3'9'
Originally S8z5 to SI4.75

Originally S8.75 to SI475
200 pairs gabardine patent leather silk satin calf
skin; street. afternoon, evening types Blue, black
brown, dyable satin
Al pair Arnold Authencs discontinued pattes beige tan
white Darex- -and-leather soles Sizes AAAA, 1/7 AAA
15k 2/6, 2I6la, ~; AA 2/5, 2/51a 3/6; A. 2/5, Ie,
1T, 2/S, 2/81a; B, 3/41a 49, I5a 2/6, 2/6, 1T, 2/7
49, 3/8k; c, I51a 1872. Were $1095. $5.95
so pairs Matx Originals blue black brown; kid calf
AAAA 3/6, 2/61a IT. 3/8a, I9; AAA 3/6. 2/61 3/8 49,
IA, I4k, AS, I5l2, H7h 1872, 2/9; A, 2/5, 49, 1T,
1874 2/s; B. 24 1412, 2/5 I512 1917; c, 1/5, 171z,
IS12. Were So S595
WoMEN's SHOES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
lie. S. Lamps Reduced

6way Floor Lamps deep ivory color beige shades
3way bulbs. Were $2l50. Now $3.50
6way Floor Lamps, slver-and gold nish eggshell silk
shade night light in base Sway bulb. Were $21 so.
6way Floor Lamp, bronze copper finish gold
shade night light in base; 3-Way bulb. Was S2150.
Now Observation-Disclosures s12.5O
Sway Floor Lamps bronze nish tan fabric shades
3Way bulbs Were $2150. $3.50
Junior Floor Lamp smoker tray bronze nish gold silk
Shade 5O-100150 bulb. Was $3.50. Now So. so
semiindirect Floor Lamp night light base bronze
sh; gold silk shade 10o2oo3O0 bulb. s175O
Semndrect Floor Lamp English bronze finish rosewood
rayon fabric shade; 100000 300 bulb. Was $780,
Now $3.50
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Imported Jaeger Goats
Reduced

in fine cashmere and WOOL In brown. Sizes IA and Is.
Originally S1O0. Now S45
of cameshair in belted and straight styles Toast
natural Sizes 16 to 90 Were $79 995 Now S39 95
Topper Coats Of imported cashmere and Shetland wooen
natural exceptionally tailored Sizes
Imported Shetland Wool Toppers in natural Sizes IL to 6
Were $685. Now S32
4 Cameshar Coats made in England. Balnacaan and
collar styles Sizes IL, a. 8 TO- Were $45.
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Glassware Reduced

Crystal Glass Beverage Pitcher Originally $3.50 Nows2
Glass Tree Cenerpiece. Originally $3.50 Now S2.75
Table Plateaux imperfect. Were $3.50. $50
Table Plateaux imperfect Originally $3.50 Now $3.75
Decorated Glass Beverage Shaker Was $4 Now------$2
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Pillows, Specially Priced 80

15 with 500 cured goose and 500 duck feathers
Box Spring. single size. With cotton damask ticking
originally $3.50 Now S19.75
Box Spring. double Green cotton damask ticking Origi-
nay $780, Now ---------- Sls75
Box Spring. three-quarter size With green daask
ticking Originally s39.50
Box Spring. single. Striped cotton damask ticking Origi-
naly S2230 Now $16.75
Box Spring, double With striped cotton ticking Was
$2250. Now ----------- s1675
BEDS BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Kitchen Cookware Sets, IS

Originally SI75
Cookware "Rio Grande" patterns colorful Mexican
designs. Made into ensembles
10 Jug Sets, sizes; large, small
S-Custard Cup, Pie Plate Sets.
10 Mixing Bowl Open Jug Sets.
Round Chop Plate, Salad Bowl Sets
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Mems Sports Oxfords, s4.2'

Were $575
SO pairs with rubber or leather soes wing or straight
tip styles, all-white tWo-tone combinations in
calfskn, also Palm Beach cloth with tan calf trim
Sizes: A-82 to 1912; B-7 to 8, 9 to II; CT to 9,
10, 1912, II; D-612, T. to 1912. Discontinued from
regular stock.
II pairs Mems Johnston Murphy Brown Calfskn Oxords
medium toe style leather soes and heels Discontinued
regular stock Sizes A8, 82; B-7, g. 10, IL; C-6a 7,
101a D-61a, 7, 912 10, H. Were $1375.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Students Summer Stacks, sI.S5

We're S295
46 pairs washable sports sacks in striped and plain
effects. Waist sizes q to 80.
IL Lightweight Wool Flannel Sports Coats Regulars
1885, 1885, 1885, shorts 2/35, 1886 Originally SIS. IS
Students Suits sports
back models Wool cheviot Sizes Regulars 1885, 234
1885, 1877. Originally $35. Now
STUDENTS CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Boys Wash Shorts, 65f

We're Sis
233 pairs in white cotton crash.
Sizes 10 to 16.
Shirt and Tie Sets-cotton poplin
shirt with rayon tie and handker-
chief. Sizes 1914 to 1411. Orig
inally 50. Now--------95c
18 pairs Pajamas In cotton broad
cloth. One and two piece pull-over
style. Sizes 8, 18. Were $135.
Now CSC
2 Four piece Suits, with two pairs
Of long trousers. Brown wool-and-
rayon. Sizes 10, 13. Originally
$1875. Now -S7 S7.95
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Underwear Reduced

3 Rayon-and Gowns, lace
trimmed, blue; sizes is, 16. Were
S2.95. Now ----S1 S1.65
2 trimmed Rayon Gowns,
small size; blue. Originally $l95.
Now 95e
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.