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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
PARENTS ARE AROUSED
OVER GIRLS WEDDING

Wilson, Aug. ga 14-year-old
Wilson girl and 25-year-o1d Lu-
CANA man turned up here married
last night after being hunted by pol
ice since Saturday and after the
girls father had signed warrant
charging kidnapping against the man.
Today the girls parents sought to
have the marriage annuled as the
girl refused to leave her husband of
a night. The girl, Rachel Ellen, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ellen, of
Five Points here, married 25-year-
old Fate Lucas, Of Lucama, in Vir-
ginia over the weekend after the
two had run away from home.
Saturday, when the girl was found
missing from her home, her father
asked the help of police in finding
her and signed a warrant in connec-
ton with a possible kidnapping charge
against the man. After the two re-
turned here married the warrant was
dropped, police said.
Both the man and the young girl
want to stay together, it is under
stood, but the girls parents wish her
to leave the man and come home and
we're believed to have entered habeas
corpus proceedings in an effort to
get the girl away from Lucas, pend
ing annulment proceedings.
It was understood here that Lucas
was under indictment in Superior
court here on a minor charge. M. c..
Gulghman, county welfare head, was
investigating the case today.
Police, at the same time, reported
another case of missing youngsters
had been solved with marriage
over the weekend just past.
For the last few days police Of
eastern Carolina have been search
ing for two 15-year-old Wilson coun-
ty girls. Daisy Ruffin and Dorothy
Parnell The two girls turned up
over the weekend and police said
that the Ruffin youngster had mar
ried the Parnell girls brother in Dill
Ion, S. C. Police had been hunting
them since they were reported miss
ing from their homes in the county
last week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

Looking for a dress with real
umph? This stunning Marian Mar
tin frock, Pattern 9176, is full of
youthful sophistication and newsy
style note. First, see how cleverly
sllirring is used in bands slanting
from the shoulders to the waist.
Fasy-to-do and immensely flatter-
ing! The high neckline makes a
striking background for clips. This
ftock turns its back on you in high
style, too! There are double panels
in the back skirt, and the influence
OF this seasons darling--the hustle
is felt in a sash that ties in a
perky back bow.
Pattern 9176 may be ordered only
in misses and women's sizes IL, ID,
16, 18, 20, 80, 80, "a, Sc, 38 and 49,
Size Is requires 3 3-8 yards 80
inch.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to Henderson
232 w. 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
Four-H Dress
Revue Oct. 6

College Station, Raleigh, Aug. 20.
Plans to hold the annual All
Dress Revue at State college on
Friday, October 6, have been an
nuunced by Miss Willie NJ Hun
ter and Miss Julia McIver, clothing
specialists of the State College Ex-
tension Service. Several hundred
4-H Club girls from all sections of
the State are expected to come
here and compete in the contest,
the winner of which will receive
trip to the National All Congress
in Chicago.
Girls between the ages of Is and
FL are eligible to compete in the
contest. Each contestant is required
to make and model a dress and
slip Of her own handiWork COun-
ty dress revues will be held, and
the high Is per cent of the scorers
in each county will be invited to
the State contest
Miss Hunter said that there are
four divisions in the contest: Cd
Entries of wash dresses and suits
for school or sport wear; (2) wool
dresses, suits, or ensembles for
school, sport, or street wear; (3)
"best" dresses, or ensemble in
Guiding dress; and (4) informal
party dresses.
At least five girls must take part
in the county contest before the
winner is eligible to compete in
the State contest. The participants
must have completed at least three
years of 4-H Club work, including
the current year.
Miss Mildred Edwards of Pitt
county was the 1888 State All Dress
Revue winner, and placed in the
Blue Ribbon group at the National
Club Congress at Chicago. She made
and modelled a brown and blue
wool suit. The year before, 1887,
Miss Ada Braswell of Arson coun-
ty won with cotton informal par
ty dress. She also placed in the
Blue Ribbon group at Chicago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
Townsville News

1t is with deep sorrow the people
OF Townsville heard of the death
OF Robert Vandyke's son, Charles,
IN an accident Friday morning.
This week will practically finish
up tobacco curing, for the season in
the community. BE- Gas
Friends will be glad to hear that
Miss Belle Thomas, of WILLIAMSBURG.
who had a fall recently, was not
seriously hurt.
. Mrs. James A. Boyd, who has been
spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Whitaker, of
Rocky Mount, will be in Henderson
for the winter
Mrs. Frank Fox, who has con-
tributed much to the social features
and interest in Townsville, is NOV
ing away from the village.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

OF high score prize. Miss Ann Stew
enson was awarded low score prize.
and the floating prize went to Miss
Sadie 3. Parham. Miss Peace pre-
sented a guest prize to the honoree,
and also gift to Mrs. Sidney Stew
enson, Jr., recent bride.
In the latter part of the evening,
an ice course was served to the
guests. The ices were in bridal
Shapes and were accompanied by in
dlvldual decorated cakes, nuts, and
mintS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
Harris Crossroads
News
rpANK ELLINGTON

~ MkS.
D' uonrv Ellington, Mrs. Hamp-
Ms, s,nIEner. Mrs. Clyde Clark
|nn t1lu =" puests Of Mrs. Toney Faulk-
FeEe q az aycock. Monday night.
be-, ~ = Bessie Harris and Miss Bay
,.Iiismson ns1 visited Mrs. Ola Harris
! slllu@I !, and MIS-. Willis Ivey and
..,drpn NJ. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. owens
f1llulsl, 'hildren were visitors OF Mrs.
'1a '1..a t,'l1S Wade Sunday afternoon.
,l~' ~ and Mrs. G. E. Nuckles, OF
,.ljebrrg, WI had as their guests Sun
uus M and Mrs. Eugene Steven
on r.ances aLl~ and Farrell Neathery visit
!, i,r Mss Katie Wade Monday.
% ,l~l lr'' Rice and children, Of Con-
W.. '!s,t who have been visiting Mrs.
,E.us' s..,. narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
1m |a'-;, have gone to Norfolk for a
lN.-@
Sl.. c.,rop Nuckles, Woodrow Stroker,
H. Katie Wade, Mrs. w. J. livery
y y Miss lila Breedlove, of Durham,
~ 'D.od Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz and
=. ~ vettie Rem, of Badin, during
- !, Weekend. Miss Breedlove and
=, ~ Irpry remained in Badin for a
W days.
Miss Carrie Lee Williams spent
,t'rday night with Miss Helen
rckles, of Middleburg.
Mrs James Daniel and little son,
meme, Mrs. Frank Ellington and
robter. Cletress, were the Satur-
y night guests of Mrs. Toney
,uIkner. of Aycock.
Mrs. Ed Faulkner, Mrs. Blanche
pstby and children were visitors
Mrs. Frank Ellington Friday
ening.
Mrs. Willie Bragg, of Williams
re Virginia, has returned to her
ME after spending last week with
; mother. Mrs. Bud Harris.
Mrs. Ed Faulkner left Sunday to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
DOVES PLENTIFUL

Raleigh, Aug. 29.-(AP)-Hunt-
ers who will take the field Friday
at the opening of the dove season
probably will find the birds plen-
tiful, the department of conserva-
ton and development said today
The dove season will extend from
September l through September 80
and from December 20 through
January 81. The season will be
closed from September 80 to De-
cember 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

Miss Peace Hostess
At Contract Parry

Miss Ann Peace entertained at
seven tables of bridge Monday even
ing at West End Country club, COM
plllnentary 10 Mrs. Louis Horner.
"A large tai pie placed in the center
OF the club room held lovely ar
rangement of clemitus Candles and
compotes of nuts and nnints COM
pleted the appointments. Seven
tables for bridge formed a circle
around the main table.
Following several progressions.
MISS Lille Frank Peace was winner
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
OVER HALF MILLION
PAID OUT IN MONTH

Raleigh, Aug. 29.-(AP)-A total
of SIS, ,238 North Carolinians received
$463, 1882 in public assistance pay
ments this month, Nathan H. Yel-
ton, director of the public assistance
division, said today.
County, state and federal funds
combined in paying an average of
$3.50 to each of 1855 needy aged
and $5.91 for each Of 21,O64 depend
ent children.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

spend the week in Franklin
Mrs. Frank Ellington and Mrs
James Daniel visited Mrs. Bud Har-
ris Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Ellington, of Dabnev
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Wade, of Harris cross
road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

Printed recipes of barbecue sauces
and other picnic delicacies are avail
able upon request to Miss Mary
Thomas, Extension Nutritionist at
State college, Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton to our friends and relatives for
their kindness and sympathy during
the recent sickness and death OF
cur little baby @s.t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and
children and grandmother.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
TOnSilS Removed.

Med Robertson, son of j. M. Rob-
ertson, Henderson route 2, had his
tonsi1s removed Monday morning at
Maria Parham hospital, and was re-
ported today to be doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
Miss Gordon Improves.

Miss Annie Grey Gordon, daugh-
tel of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gordon,
is improving after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis at Maria
-'arham hospital Saturday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
W1thtfae Sick
Ill at Hospital

Miss Less Grissom is critically ill
al Maria Parham hospital, it was
announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

Buffalo nickels continue in cir
culation. Evidently the Indian on one
side is not a vanishing American.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
to New York

Go to New York a r,or
Misses 91son rfST. nave gone to n, New York York
spce 6 GIfIlp fhe worlds fair: c They went went
rith aOpu' pear Hendersonv.lle, where
carlyle, lee,+tended 1' camp this summer,
tsy 1',n at1e,l0'is IS expected to return
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
Birth of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Faulkner, of
Aycock, announce the birth of SON.
Toney, Jr., on August %, 1889.
Mother and son are doing very
nicely
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
CARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
20 New York

Go 70 p Williams left this
Miss Lillian Now York city, on a
.'rning for e,I NV Williams Style Shop.
5SFpe trip accompanied &c, by Mrs W.
SR ,.nl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

l925-First water wheel placed
IN operation at Muscle Shoals.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Mattresses, Pillows Reduced

1 Pillow 21x27 tan and white striped linen ticking
Was S595 $3.50
White Feather Pillow. Tan and white striped cot
ton ticking 2lx27. Was $685. Now---- S265
Pillow, 209o down. 800 feather filled. 1926 Tan and
white striped cotton ticking. Was $375
Were $780, Now $3.50
White Feather Pillow blue and white striped cotton
ticking. Was $685. S2.25
Chicken Plows 2x26 green striped cotton ticking
Were 81.
Cot Pad layer cotton felt sox74 striped
spring Mattress single size Hair top. Blue cotton
damask ticking. Was $3.50 so
spring Mattress single Gray and white striped cot
ton ticking Was $3.50. Now-----------------$
Innerspring Mattress threequarer size Beige cotton
damask ticking Was $3450 -$19.75
Mattress double white striped cotton
ticking. Was $3.50
Chest, hand-carved. Camphor wood-ined Was
Boudoir Chair Coral figured cotton
cover. $50
BEDDING, SIXTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Misses Formal Gowns
Reduced

Dinner and evening gowns in WOOL rayon satin,
velvet crepe net and taffeta, some sequin and
Jewel trimmed White copper raspberry wine, rose.
violet, blue, brown. Sizes IL to TO-
g. Dinner Evening Styles Originally $685. to Sso.
g. Dinner Evening styles Originally $685. Now N4oo
3 Dinner Gowns. Originally $35 to $3sso. NowNs
2 Dinner Gowns. Were $685. Now
Dinner and Evening styles. Were $4ss5 Now----$2s
l Dinner Gown Was $685. Now
Wedding Gowns Reduced -
l. Rayon Velvet a. Originally $685. Now $3.50
i, White Rayon Satin size IL. Was S2995. NoW $lSoo
1, White Rayon More size II. Was s35. Nows2s
Misses Evening Wraps and Joekets Reduced.
Fu-length styles of rayon velvet, wool, rayon and
metal lame. Some jewel trimmed; Reversible
cape i Wool wrap with ermine-trimmed hood.
Black, brown violet, blue green. and wine Sizes
~, IA, 18. -
g. Originally $22s5 to s2s95. Now------------S145o
g. Originally $25 to s2s95. $3.50
l, Was $685. Now-------- sze
Short Jackets of rayon velvet and crepe, wool,
velveteen. Some jewel and kid trimmed. Whlte'
black red violet blue. Sizes IL to 20.
s. Originally $40 95 to s395.
g. Originally 1895 $25.
/, Originally sl995. Now 1919
2, Were $2295. s!s'Ss
l, Was $25. $lOSe
MIssEs' FORMAL ROOM, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Mahogany Arm Chairs, '5''

5, with imitation blue haircloth seat.
Chest. fvedrawer walnut veneer hardwood Was $S3
Now $3.50
Vanity and Mirror to match above. Was $40 Now -$3450
Dressing Table Philippine mahogany Was $45 Now $195
Vanity Bench to match above. Was $3.50 Now----$9S5
l Maple Dnette Chair Was $3.50 Now
Wing Chair brown cotton plaid Was $32 Now-$24
Club Sofa, spring reversible seat cushions Attached
pillow back cushions Was STA Now w- -$82. 50
Magazine Basket, mahogany finished maple wood Large
Turned spindle legs Damaged Was $3.50 Now $3.50
Luggage Racks coapsible with Xtype legs Canvas strap
top. each in maple mahogany black-nshed hardwood
Were 50 so and 81. $3.50, So
Butterfly type Table, solid walnut, turned legs Was IS.
Now ------------ -------------------$ $375
Metal Smoker black with chromium base and trim Spring
door ash container. Was $375.
Small Foot Stool in mahogany finished birch Green cotton
tapestry Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Wall Rack three shelves unfinished wood "a inches long.
Slightly damaged Was S6. Now $425
Occasional Chair Queen Anne style Wanut-fnished gum
wood frame Blue cotton tapestry Was $2 Now 50
FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Knitted Suits, '7'2'

Originally yl<.1o to Sl0J5
16 in rayon bouce or wool. Two and three piece
styles in sizes IA to 18, 80, A. Navy aqua rust.
II rayon 1ame assorted colors Sizes 80 to s.
Were IS 95, $3.50.
BouseS in lame assorted coors Sizes 81 to 3d.
uyere s8o5 Now $3.50
IL Suede Jackets in rust brown Sizes H. 40 and a.
Were $895.
10 silk Chiffon Skirts in evening and street
lengths Black, plum brown. Sizes IL to 20. Were $685.
Sin o5 Now commandments Sc
Sports Frocks in WOOL Wine, black blue, RED,
purple sizes Originally $13 s5 to $2295
Sports Frocks in black purple wine, blue WOOL Sizes
IL 16 Originally $685.
Wool Ski Suits in green, brown navy. Sizes IL, H.
Originally $1395 to $25
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Infants Sweater Sets
soe5 Originally
4 s5.95 to SI395

% in three and four-piece versions.
OF wool; in sizes to 3.
Is North Star Bathrobes. In pink
or blue wool; sizes ! to 3. Orig
inally 81. ow----$1.95
10 All-wool Bathrobes, sizes to 3.
Originally So. Now ---s5c
20 Wool Bonnets and Caps. Orig
inally CSC. -------5c
1S pairs Wool Mittens, pink or blue.
Originally Csc pair. Now3oc
9 pairs Wool Mittens in white.
Were CSC pair. Now--4So
16 Angora Mittens in white. Orig
inally $115. Now 55c
10 pairs Mrs. Days Slippers in cot
ton felt with lambswool trim. Brok-
en- sizes. Originally 50 pair.
IL pairs Mrs. Days Slippers in
cotton felt. Broken sizes. Orig
inally $3.50 pair. Now --65c
70 pairs English Socks in WOOL
and-rayon. Pink, white, blue. Sizes
A to 612. Originally 81 pair.
NOW soc
4 pairs Hand-knit Wool Pants in
pink. Originally SO pair. Now, CSC
l Hand-crocheted Cape in blue
wool and rayon. Originally So,
Now ------------------$1.45
5 Sweater Sets, three piece, includ-
ing sweater, cap, bootees. Pink
wool and rayon. Originally So.
Now
Z Sweater Sets, three-piece, pink
wool. Were 81. Now--S1.15
I Bonnets in angora-and-wool.
Pink, white. Originally $3.50. Now,
$1.I5
INFANTS FURNISHINGS.
TNY1pTu Eiy ND
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Girls Combinations
65e Originally sl.6S

IS. made by Carter, 1212%o wool
with otton-and-rayon: self-help
style. sizes 2, 4, 6, 10.
26 Carter Mesh Snuggies, 20%
wool, So silk, the rest cotton;
knee length; sizes to 8. Orig
inally 75c 35c
"a Girls Spun Rayon Robes, wrap
around, belted styles; aqua, royal,
wine. Sizes to IA. Originally
1895. Now w---$l.95
IL Girls Rayon Quilted Robes,
wrap-around, belted style. Royal,
blue, red. Originally $3.s5. Now,
$1.45
80 Girls Flannelette Gowns, plain
pastel colors, prints; sizes 4 to l6.
Were $l.15. Now -60c
GIRLS FuRNIsH1Nes, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Girls Wool SIiP-on, Coat
Sweaters, I'4' Yer. $,

80, brown, navy, green; sizes to 16.
IA Girls Spon Sweaters heavy WOOL suitable for outdoor
skating Sizes 10 to 49, Were $685. 32.S5
rs Girls Wool Sweaters slp-ons with turtle boat
necks cardgans assorted coors sizes 10 to 16 Were
So. Now -N.S5
IL Girls Sleeveless Suede Jackets sdefastened button
down-ront styles Sizes IL to le Were $685.. NowS2sS
IL Girls Cotton B6uses Shirts assorted pad dots sizes
10 to l6. Originally 81. Now-------------
SO Girls Bouses MILDLY Bouses, Sport Shirts cotton,
sorted plain coors; sizes to H. Originally $5. Soc
Girls Wool Flannel Jtebug Jackets royal blue sizes 10,
H. 49, Originally IS 95 Now--------------.- -$2.95
IL Girls Tailored Broadcloh Smocks blue sizes to
10. Originally $165. SOC
Girls Corduroy Jackets Bouses warmly lined: green rust.
brown sizes 10 H. Originally S. $5ss. Now----$145
GIRLS SPoRrswEAR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Juveniles Dresses, ,4' We're 81

IS, spun rayon chambray, shantung-Weave fayon,
rayon crepes; sizes to 8.
Is Dresses vlveeen wool tae cotton broad
cloth spun rayon; sizes to g. Originally $S, 1895.
1s Dresses ayon taea georgette white pases sizes to
A Were x3 s5 Now-- S2.S5
rs Raincapes Coat and Sets pads prints dots sizes
to g. 49,
II Raincape Sets prints; navy red green; sizes to g.
W.re 20 Now .---------$1l5 81 IS
IS Boys Wash Suits plain colo combinations; sizes
Z tn Were g. Now ov------------ Is
le Wash Suits, cotton broadcoth, linen; Sizes TO o.
Ware s3 Now --------------$l.SS %
Cotton Wash Suits blue brown combinations sizes to
g. Were $1.65
JUVENILES APPAREL. FOURTH Ftooa.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
CoIored Table Glassware
Special TO- each

200 pieces including pickle plates ash trays flower
holders bonbon dishes, salt and pepper shakers and
flower holders.
Ruby Bonbon Dishes. Fat-handed plate
125 pairs Sugars and Creamers in rubycoored glass Two
styles Special Csc
180 Footed Tumbers and IL size and Old FASH
ioned glasses Were 75c Now-------- SOC
235 Footed Tumblers and Fruit Juice Glasses Were Csc
4<oW
48 Glasses with frosted band decoration 10 and -
footed tumbers and Old Fashioneds. Originally SOC.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Juniors Shoes, '2.95

Originally $3.50, $3.50
40 pairs Grayflex Trampers, Hill
and Dale shoes; oxfords, pumps;
variety Of feathers. Sizes: AAA-
6, 8, 812, 9; AA-51a, 612. to 8;
As to 81; B-4 to 7l2.
10 pairs Junior Misses Shoes, va
riety of styles, feathers. Sizes:
AAA-6, 8, 8112, 8; AA-4, S to So,
8, 8; A, S, 51z, 6, IN, 8; B.
312, 4, AZ, 5, 51a, 6, 7l2, 8; c.
3R, IL. Originally IS, $3.50.
Now -$l.95
JUNIORS AND CH1IpREN's SHOES.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Boys Play Gloves, 65s
Originally 5I.25, SI,35

Originally SI.25, H.35
81 pairs, brown buckskin. pig-grain
calf; elastic wrists; all fleece Lined.
All sizes.
6 Snow Suits, two-piece, plaid coats
with solid color, Talon-fastened
trousers; all-wool, water-repellent;
sizes 10, II, IL. Were 1896, SO.
NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $o.1o
Is pairs Warm Gotten Knit Sleepers.
long legs with feet; sizes 4, to IS.
Were $150, SITS. Now---$1.15
So Youths Shirts, cotton madras,
neat patterns; tab collar style:
sizes 1912 to 14l2. Were $3.50.
26 Boys Sweaters, all-wool, baby
shaker weave; turtle neck style:
brown. tan; sizes IL to 18. Were
81. Now ---S2.45
l6 Ski Pants, all-Wool, dark solid
colors; reinforced knees, Talon
fastened sides: water repellent;
sizes to IA. Were SO. Now--$1.95
1S Junior Boys Blouses, cotton
broadcloth. regular collar style.
long sleeve, button-on; sizes 5, 10.
Originally $3.50. Now-----55o
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Juniors, Girls Hats, 3
Originally So, s3.95

30 fur feIts. In the group: Roll
ers, off-the-face, swagger, sports,
bonnet styles. Sizes 81, %.
IL Scotch Cap and Bag Sets in wine,
green, brown wool felt. Sizes 20l2
to a.. Were 1895. Now 81
IS Juniors Fur Felt Hats, classic
styles with quill trim. Navy, black,
aqua. Sizes 81, 22i2. Originally
$3.50. Now 81
20 Juniors Ski Caps and Children's
Mittens. Wool; the caps In yellow
and green, the mittens in red and
white. Were 81. Now-50c
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MISSES
MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Silk Hose, ) pairs 3
We're 81. SI.15 mir

$50 pairs, including chifions and q
few novelties and service weights.
Broken size and color assortment.
Sizes in the group, 8l2 to 1012.
40 pairs English Wool Hose with
ribbed tops. Black, gray. Sizes Q
to 10h. Were SITS. Now-.--95o
HosIERY. A1sIEs II AND 10,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Costume Slips Reduced

1S silk-and-rayon Satin Slips,
tailored. double wee tops: tearose;
sizes 81, 81, 40, AZ, ~. Were $1.95.
IL Pure-dye Silk Satin Slips,
trimmed with white lace; sizes
80, "a, A In white. Were $2.95.
Now
s Pure-dye Silk Satin Slips, lace
trimmed, tearose; sizes 31h, 81.
Were $3.95. Now-----------$2.9S
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD F1ool.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
| Hand-hooked Rugs Reduced

Woodland -ramie rugs in group that includes:
l. 9;xl2; was STA So Now------------ s4s.5G
7 $40, Was s4275 Now --.---- S26.95
e 3x5 SLIGHTLY soied Were s11e5. Now--..--- $685.
l. 4x6' Was $3.50 Now--------- -$lo.95
e. 2,x4 Were s5e5 Now ---------- 1895
100 Garnet SamnIes ends finished Slightly 27"x36"
originally s3 50 to $3.50 Now------$I 81 .95
ORIGINALLY IS so to ss75 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $295
RUGS FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Woodtex Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen 1,000-sheet rolls.
2 Toilet Sets for children. Three
piece. Were $3.50. Now----$z.5o
s Toilet Sets In assorted colors.
Six-piece. Were $3.50. Now -$5.75
To1LETR1Es, AIsLEs II AND Is,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Brassieres and Bandeaux, s.

We're $3.50 and 81
So in different makes, of figured cotton batiste and
lace. Bandeaux, sizes 80 to 80; brassieres, sizes
40, 49, A.
Corettes with inner belt for the full figure Cotonand
brocade Sizes SO, st. 40 49, a. Were $685. Now Sc
Carter GrdIes Of rayon with "Lasex Boned
front panel Sizes rs and 80. Were $3.50 Now---S495
IL Stepn Girdles, lie Cant and Ben Jole with Talon
fastenings Sizes 26 a. 30 81. 49, Orig
inally IS, $780, -$2.95
Memo Sensation One piece Foundations for slim figures
Cotonandrayon mesh with boneess front panel Sizes 32
80, SO, 81 Were S.
CoRsETs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Fur-trimmed Winter Goats
>44'so Originally s699s to 500

10 fitted wool coats fitted and boxy styles, trimmed
in Persian, caracul blended mink kit fox. beaver,
skunk, fox, dyed fitch. Black, wine, brown. Sizes
IL, A. 49, 38, 40, 3112, 1912, An
Dress and Sports Wool Coats and Suits Green blue wine
gray, black brown Trimmed in Persian beaver muskrat,
caracu skunk Asiac raccoon Jap mink Sizes IA to 49,
Originally S69 SO to sS5 Now S35
IS Sports Goats untrimmed Stroocks and Harris wool
tweeds and Persian fabric Fur trimmed styles with
coon wo beaver skunk Black and white, brown, gray
wine 49, A. Originally s35 to $685.
CoArs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1939-02-02
Misses Dresses, I4''o

Originally sI9.95 to S3995
II in wool and -rayon crepe, rayon lame. In the
group beige, gray red, brown, black Sizes IL to TO-
rayon crepe Red gray, rust purple
black IL to 90 Were $2295 to $2995. Now-$1SSo
ryon crepe WOOL Blue purple. gray rust
brown black Sizes 18 Were $29s to $35 Now $3.50
Afternoon Dresses in purple blue rayon crepe Sizes
to Were $685. Now $22
in black wine rayon velvet
Sizes H. 20. Were 1895 Now $26
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.