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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
TEXAN HAS SCORE
OF l37 IN MEET
Sarazen, Guldahl In Second
Place With 140; Finals
Slated Today
BY BILL BONI

Three inches of Carolina snow made
Ben Hogan wait three days between
his first and second rounds ir the
5 1000 Greensboro Open Golf tourna-
ment. But it didn't take a bit OF
the fever heat out of his game.
Having tied for the lead with a
two-under-par SO at the Starmouht
Forest County club last Saturday,
he went that one better today with
a 6S. Thereby he pushed himself
into sole possession Of first place
with Il 1877 and a margin of three
strokes over Gene Sarazen and
Ralph Guldahl.
Hogan is hot" would be rank IN
reinstatement. He has missed only
three greens in his last So holes.
Two Of those came this afternoon.
He was out in "a and back in the
same, shooting three brides and Is
pars and ven saving his pars on
the two holes where he missed the
carpet.
Except for n thing, it was pretty
much of a Hogan day, just as there
were three Of them during the
North-South championship Ben won
at Pinehurst last week. The excep.
ton was furnished by Guldahl who.
in the last threesome Of the day,
fired a 81 that was the best score
of the tournament to put him in a
good spot to try to repeat the VIC
tory he scored last year.
Guldahl started with a par and
two brides on the first three holes.
He three-putted No. 6 for his only
DOGGY; misplaced No. Z but saved
his par, put his tee shot six feet
from the pin and sank the putt for
a deuce on No. 8, and reached the
turn in 80, two under standard
figures.
There wasn't even the slightest
error on the back nine. A 10-foot
putt on the 14th and getting home
in two on the 18th gave the two.
time Open champion brides on both
these par fives to bring him in in "a.
Tomorrow's final SO holes for first
money of $1,000 will be played at
the Sedgefield Country club. The
tourney promoters, happy to see :.
crowd of $500 out today, still may
break eve despite delay forced by
Easter snow.
Leading scorers:
Ben Hogan, White Plains, n. z,
69-68-137.
Gene Sarazen, Brookfield, Center,
Conn, 71-69-140.
Ralph Guldahl, Chicago, 73.6?-1jo.
Craig Wood. M~amaroneck, N. -,
70-72-142.
Johnny Bulla, Chicago, 72.70-142.
Ky Laffoon, Miami, Okla, 72.72-
IA.
Johnny Revolta, Evanston, ILL.,,
74-70-144
Byron Nelson, Toledo, Ohio,
73-71-144.
Paul Runyan, White Plains, N. Y,
73-72-145.
Clayton Heafner, Linville, N. c.,
69-76-145.
Ed Oliver, Hornell, N. Y, 1872
145.
Herman Keiser, Akron, Oh'o,
74-72-146.
Chandler Harper, Portsmouth,
Va, 70-76-146.
Tony Manero, Peabody, Mass,
72-74-146.
Jack Helms, Charlotte, N. g,
70-76-146.
Frank Walsh, Rumson, N. J.,
.4-72-146.
Jug McSpaden, Winchester, Mass,
73-7c-146.
Edmund Burke, Osteryille, Mass,
77-70-147.
Willie Goggin, San Francisco,
Calf, 74-73-147.
Leonard Dodson, Kansas City,
Mo-, 75-73-148.
Horton Smith, Chiccpee, Ma 70,
73-75-148.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
Training Camp
Briefs
TRADE WINDS

TAMPA, Fla, March 27.-LP-
If General Manager Warren Giles
of the Cincinnati Reds and Bill
Terry of the Giants get together
in a day or two-and there were re-
ports today that they might-don't
be surprised if they turn up with
a third base-outfield deal.
A game between the two teams
was called off today because of
rain and a raw wind but the hot
stove league functioned full blast
with reports that "Mebane Lew
Riggs, Reds utility third sacker,
a the subject of new overtures.
It's no secret that Terry has had
his eyes on the North Carolinian
as a possible successor to Mel OFT,
George Wyatt, Tom Hafey and a
flock of others who took turns
there last year after the veteran
Lou Chiozza broke his leg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
Church Schools To Ploo
Softball Play This Yea,

Church softball team re,resac.,
tlves will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. tn
night at 7:30 o'clock, at which fin.
plans for play this season will h.
discussed.
Plans call for the organization n.
both a boys and a girls league amors
Sunday school groups this SUNNI,
in the same manner as last Year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
SMOKE RINGS
Now A Sport
By SAM Raglan

Some few years ago softball was taken out OF the
c,+ooorv of "parlor" games and made into a sport. And
today. although there are no definite figures to prove II,
the games many proponents claim that 1t Is 1he largest
sport in the country. -
Bv largest, we presume the games hackers mean II
has more participants than any other like activity; W.
1 ~ disnute the contention, even though basketball and
hosaha11 rate larger figures, because it would be lmpos-
Ill to tah11late every person playing any sport.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28

odd ~knockouts in the past few years,
has never been very impressive Is
a tighter and right now he doesn't
look like the next champion.
So adding everything up it ap.
pears that the only members of the
Paychek handwagon will be the guys
lead pink and lavender-hued
elephants around Oil a string DIS
pets. But still longer shots than
This particular contender have won
the heavyweight championship and
for that reason we are not giving
any advice. Anyone should be able
to wager two-bits without asking it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28

The naval training plane, n Of
the best ever constructed for in.
struction, is the NSN.1. The plane
can be flown as a land machine with
wheel gear. Or as a seaplanes with a
single float and wing-tip pontoons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
MATS BEAT TIGERS

ORLANDO, Fla, March 27.-R
Behind the four-hit pitching of Ken
Chase n Joe Haynes, the Sena-
tors won a 5 to 2 decision today
over the Detroit Tigers, who had
beaten them in two earlier Skin
mishes.
A walk to Frank Croucher and
Hank Greenberg's double gave the
Tigers a 10 lead in the first in
ming but the Mats scored twice in
the second to take an edge they
never lost.
Cecil Travis, who collected three
Of the Senator's eight hits, led off
against Buck Newsom with a sin
gle and scored on Jimmy Pofahl's
triple. A single by Rick Terrell
brought in Pofahl.
Washington scored again in the
third when Case walked and came
around on WasdelT's double and a
long fly by Lewis. Walker added
the fifth run in the eighth when
he singled, reached third on a sac
rifice and came home on Blood
worth's single.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28

The Chicago Field Museum ex-
hibits a fossil elephant tooth weigh
ing w pounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
BROWNS LOSE

LAREDO, Tex, March 27.-R)-
An eighth inning rally Of five
hits off Eldon Auker gave the
San Antonio Missions a 5 to 8 vic.
tory over the st. Louis Browns
here this afternoon. 1t was the
Browns first defeat in their last
nine exhibition games.
Four singles, a wild pitch and
a walk were followed by Springer's
home run to break a 80 lead the
major leaguers held after seven in
nings.
Alan Strange clouted a homer
for the Browns in the fifth, his
second of the game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28

Inc Revolutionary War states.
man, James Otis G%725-17s3), was
Killed by a stroke Of lightning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-28
HOGAN LEADS GREENSBORO OPEN
Lands Fixes Salary Club Must Pay Player

Havana, but would devote mas.
the time to batting practice .es' e., o.
Joe. Tor
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Girls Suede Jackets, 3 '95

Less than u Price.
13 Teenage Sports Shirts Of spun rayon Teal rose blue
Sizes IL to 16 Less than u price. s195
Is Girls Wool Shetland Sweaters, cardigan and spon
styles Green, blue luggage Sizes IL to 16 Less than
"a price. Now S295
IS Girls Wool Knit Sweaters cardigan and spon styles
Some side-fasten. Navy, wine tan, beige. Sizes
to 16 Less than y price, $145
25 Sateen Skating Shorts wool lined Kelly green. Sizes
7, 8, TO- H. a. Less than u price 45c
Is High School Jackets unbeached muslin Sizes IL to
90 Less than u price. 15c
1 Wool Sheepskin Jacket cotton plaid lined Slightly
soiled. Size H. Was $1695. S895
Is Cotton Curduroy Sports Jackets button front Sports
collar patch pockets Royal red Sizes 10 to l6
were $3.50. NOW
1s Juveniles Girls Wool Knit Sweaters, cardigan
and sipon styles Wine rust, navy pastes Sizes O. g.
g. TO- 16. Less than Il price.
Sports Shirts of wool flannel Red, navy green, blue
Sizes - to is. Were S2.95 and more Now-------S195
Girls Wool Plaid Sports Jackets lined Sizes IL
to 16 Less than II price. S295
Girls Wool Sports Jackets, rayon lined blue. Size H.
Less than y price Now $195
IS Girls Cotton Pinafores assorted pads checks plain
coors Red blue. Sizes to Ia. Were $195. Now--$14
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Living Room Furniture
Reduced 1% and More

Felt top Poker Tables folding legs. top folds in half
Were $2750. Now---------------- S14
Mahogany finish Folding Gard Table Chair yellow leath
erette seat. Was So. Now ---S 81
1 Mahogany-fnish Folding Card Table Chair ivory mi-
tation leather seat Less than u price Now $345
l Mahoganyfnis Gard Table Chair, yellow leatheree
seat cushion. Was So. Now 81
Stationary Card Table, white leatherette top Less than
n price. Now 1895
Maple Droplea End Table Less than y price Now S495
AHwalnu Celiarette with equipment and large storage
space Less than Il price. Now $4950
Non-tilt Smoker brown enamel with chrome trim.
than y price Now Now------------------ $495
1 All-mahogany End Table Swedish modern design
autumn finish. Less than y price Now $445
Love Seat, with down-llled and back cushions
cotton whipcord Less than u price S6250
Ships Wheel Mirror, maple frame-24-inch round glass
3712inch aover diameter Less than u price Now S7s5
IL Almahogany Lamp Tables with fooled leather
tops, Chppendale design 16x20inch tops Were STATS.
Now s74s
AmahOgany Corner Bookcase, in Harvest finish, Mod
design, 26x26-inch, 40 inches high Was $40.
Now observation-disclosures $35
Anmahogany Bookcase, Modern design, Harvest finish
to match Corner Bookcase "a inches long, 40 inches
high; adjustable shelves Was $40. Now- $40
Modern Side Chairs dark birch nsh beige leatherette
seat and back Less than u price --$795
Solid Maple FootstOo with spring cushion top covered
with brown cotton homespun. Less than n price.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $395
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Furs Reduced

1 Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size 40.
Was $325. Now 1925
/ BIack-dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size Is.
Was S45O. NOW 1900
/ Black dyed Gross Persian Lamb Coat; size
IA. Was $275.
/ Black dyed Persian Lamb Coat; size IA.
Was 1925. Now $215
/ Gray Kidskin Coat; size IA. Was $189.
Now sos
size is. Was $3.50. Now---------$ $3.50
1 Gray Kidskin Coat; size IS. Was SITS.
Now S119.50
Seal dyed Muskrat Goats; sizes IA and 18.
Were $295. $185
Black dyed Caracul Lamb Coat; size 18.
Was $195. Now --------------------$9 $95
Black dyed Caracul Lamb Coat; size IA.
Brown dyed Moleskin Coat; size 1s. Less
than n price Now 50
Tipped Skunk Coat; size 16. Was $258.
NOW $l0o
Tipped Raccoon Coat; size 18. Was $685.
Now ------- $220
/ Let-Out dyed Fitch Coat; size 1s. Was
1896. Now 1883
Brown dyed Squirrel Coat; size is. Was
$225. Now S165
Brown dyed Squirrel Coat; size 20 Was
$So. NOW $bS.oU
Sable dyed Marmot Goats; sizes 16 and 49,
Was $125. Now $3.50
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Misses Dresses Greatly
Reduced

Daytime and afternoon types, includ-
ing ensembles and costume suits. In
the group; silk chiffon, silk crepe and
rayon crepe, cotton velveteen and
wool. One-of-a-kind garments are in
cluded Pastels, navy, brown, black
and plaids in the group. Sizes IL to 20.
S. reduced more than ". Now------$7.50
10, reduced more than u. Now------S $40
5, were $685. Now -$10.75
IL, were s1695 and more. $3.50
3, were $1ss5. -s14.5o
e. were $2295. Now $3.50
Z, originally $39.75 and more. Now $3.50
6, reduced more than u. Now-----$34.50
S. were s5975 and more. Now----------sA
S, reduced more than u. Now--------$49
2, reduced more than n. Now--------$75
1, reduced more than u. Now S95
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
WoMen,s and Misses, ApeareL-Exeebio Low Priced
Women's Dresses
>/.So Less than Y price
GIRLS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR,

10 dresses for women and shorter
women Of rayon crepe and a few wools.
Black, blue, green. Sizes 1917 to 22h;
18, 20, 40.
20 Dresses Of rayon crepe and wool. Some
with jackets. Blue, black, plum, brown.
Sizes 141a to 221a; 18 to AZ. Were $1695 to
$2295. $12.50
Rayon Crepe Dresses for shorter women
with bead embroidery or novelty trim Black,
brown. Sizes 1412, 161a, 201a to 241a. Were
20 Dresses Of rayon crepe in tailored and
dressy afternoon styles. A few wool costume
suits. Blue, violet, black, gold-color. Sizes
16 to AZ. Were $29.75 and more. Now---$22
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Motions Reduced

/ Acme Adjustable Collapsible
Dress Form covered in black
cotton jersey. Size C. Dam
aged. Was So. Now Sc
/ Rayon Quilted Satin Suit Box;
royal blue; slightly damaged.
Was $2.95. Now--------$1.75
1 Rayon Satin Quilted Hat Box
to match. Was $2.25. Now, s1.50
l Utility Cabinet of wood and
cardboard covered in rose floral
patterned paper with 4
shoe, lingerie and hose trays.
Damaged. Was s3.75. Now, s2.25
3 Utility Cabinets of cardboard
covered in gay paper, with shoe,
lingerie drawers: two with four
lingerie drawers. Rose and blue
only. Damaged. Were $1.95.
Now 81
Black Crushed Cloth Covered
Mans Utility Cabinet with four
drawers. Damaged. Was $3.50.
NOW $3.50
8 Hollywood Trousers Hangers;
metal folding. Were Csc. Now,
40c
l Brown Domart Sewing Box
with removable tray for thread
and sewing accessories. Dam
aged. Was SO. Now So
l Simulated Leather Sewing Box
with slide fastening; fitted with
thread, needles, scissors, tape
measure and thimble: slightly
damaged. Was 81. Now 81
NOTIONS, A1sLEs 81 AND %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Women's Formal
Dresses Reduced

Dinner and Evening Dresses of rayon crepe,
rayon lace, rayon chiffon. Rose, blue, violet.
Sizes SO, 40, 2oH, 241a, 42h, 441a. Were
$16.95 and more. Now$ $3.50
IL Dinner Dresses Of rayon crepe. Some with
contrasting color trim. Black and blue.
Sizes 141a to 22a; 18 to AZ. Were $2295
and more. $3.50
Dinner and Evening Dresses Of rayon crepe,
rayon velvet and rayon lace Black, blue,
violet. Sizes SO to a.. Were $2975 and
more. $22
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
BOYS Suits Sos Yer, uszs

suits Of al-woo flannel with knickers one with
shorts Solid brown in single and double breasted models
with sport backs. Sizes to 8, H.
Overcoats of WOOL and-rayon with al-woo Innings
full belts and raglan sleeves Neat dark patterns sizes
49, IA and Is. Were STATS. Now ow-------------$7 $735
Junior Boys Safety Raincoats of awhte rbberized
ton. Sizes to g. Were So. .95 Now ow----- $245
1877 Cotton Polo Shirts Long sleeve neck models
attractive horizontal stripes Sizes 16 to 90 Special
facturer's coseout. 2 for--------- - $50
Is Boys Gloves of suede cape leather and knit
leather palms. Cotton fleece wool and knit Innings the
group Assorted sizes 81 35 Now $1s5
43 pairs of Cotton Golf Sox Attractive patterns
1o12. Were pairs for ST. Now 5 pairs-----M
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced 12 and More

Lounge-type BOudor Chair button back and seat Green
cotton cover. Less than u price, Now-- Sl325
Cub-type Boudoir Chair rust and tan striped cotton
cover. Less than y price Now -------------- $3.50
Bareback Boudoir Chair floral pattern cotton
Less than y price Now 81
Barrel Boudor Chair and gray rayon-stripe
cover. Less than II price. Now S825
Chaise Lounge and white pattern with stripe
cotton cover. Originally s245O Now------ $1225
Antique white Mirror. Originally $40. Now S.
Walnut finish Portable Mirror Originally S. Now 81 so
Layer Felt Mattress sngebed size tan and white cover
Originally $3.50 s147s
Cotton Mattress single-bed size blue and white stripe
cotton cover Originally $40 Now IS
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Fur-trimmed Goats, s497'
Originally S85 and more

of imported tweeds, including Del
Monte Hickey styles Multi-color, trim
med with lynx, kidskin or skunk. Sizes
IL to 16.
6 Untrimmed Coats, imported tweeds. Mix
lures and plaids; navy blue, gold and green.
Sizes u to IS. Reduced more than u.
2 Fur-trimmed Dress Coats, black with silver
fox, size IA. Brown with sheared beaver size
48la. Reduced more than ". Now----$29.75
: Topcoats, made in England Lightweight
tweed, gray mixtures. Size II. Reduced more
than u. -$19.95
WoMEN's AND MISSES COATS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Girls Pajanas, IS
Were Sis

35 cotton f1annelette one-piece
and two-piece pajamas with
extra pair of pants. Stripes,
prints and solid colors of pink
and blue. Sizes /, 2, 3, 4.
33 Juniors Cotton Lace Bras
sieres. Adjustable. Sizes 80 and
80. Were 81. Now 75c
18 Juniors Rayon Suede and
Cotton Chenille Robes. Wrap
around and slide fastened
styles. Pastels and dark colors.
Sizes IL to Is. Were $5.95.
4NO" So'oC
50 Vanta Cotton Knit Winter
weight Panties. Sizes 2 and 6.
Were 58c. Now -35c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Wool Coatings, sI''0

Were So and more a yard
IS yards of novelty stripe.
checked and plaid effects in
rich wool tweed sports coatings.
81 inches wide.
165 Remnants Of Wool Dress
Fabrics. Also suitings and coat
ings in plain and novelty
weaves. "a inches wide. Re-
duced Y and more.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Costume JeweIry
Reduced Y Price

Reduced " price
49 pieces, including gold or sill
yer color metal necklaces, gold
or silver color metal clips or
pins, q few metal pieces with
colors. Were $4 Now 81
% Gold Color Metal Necklaces
and Bracelets. Were 50. Now, 81
10 pieces Gold or Silver Color
Metal Necklaces, some plain,
others with colored stones. Were
$3.50. Now S3.75
% Gold or Silver Color Metal
Necklaces, chain or bead effects.
Were So. Now ------$1.50
rs pieces, including bracelets,
necklaces and pins, in gold or
silver color metal. Were IS.
1s Bracelets and Necklaces of
gold color metal with colored
beads. Were $3.50. Now $1.75
20 pieces, pins in enamel and
rhinestones, gold or silver color
necklaces. Were SIC. Now IS
IL pieces Gold Color Metal
Necklaces and Bracelets, some
with colored stones. Were $6.
NOW Observation-Disclosures
Also
6 pieces that were $3.50.
5 pieces that were $3.50.
NOW
2 pieces that were $3.50.
Now $2.25
: pieces that were 81. Now. SOC
3 pieces that were So. Now. 81
2 pieces that were s11.
Now $3.50
S pieces that were 81. Now, $3.50
IL pieces that were $2.25.
6 pieces that we're $1.75.
w" --------------- ooc
10 Picture Frames; slightly
damaged. Were IS to So. Now,
$3.50 to 81
COSTUME JEwELRY. AISLE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Nightgowns,C Costume
Slips

Manufacturers samples
Fl Nightgowns, rayon crepe and
rayon satin, cotton and lace
trimmed or tailored. Blue and
blush; sizes "a, 36 and 46. Sim
liar styles have been in regular
stock at s2.95. Savings price,
$1.95
AZ Nightg0wns, silk-and-rayon
satin or rayon crepe, cotton lace
trimmed. Blue or blush. Sizes
80 to 38 and A. Similar styles
have been in regular stock at
1895. Savings price------s2.s5
Is Nightgowns, pure-dye silk
satin with cotton lace. Pink,
tearose or blue. Size "a. Sim
liar styles have been in regular
stock at $5.95. Savings price,
ss.s5
So Costume Slips, rayon satin
and rayon crepe, cotton lace
trimmed or tailored. Blush only.
Sizes 1872, "a and 36. Similar
styles have been in regular stock
at $1.95. Savings price --$1.45
rs Costume Slips, silk-and-
rayon satin, tailored or cotton
lace trimmed. Blush only. Size
"a. Similar styles have been in
regular stock at S295. Savings
price S1.95
COSTUME SLIPS AND UNDERWEAR,
THRU FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
CirdIes, s2'9'
We're IS and more

~ CIO W 1ftU psOS .
IS step-in, pantie and 'front.'
clasp models. Lightweight ray
on-and-cotton nets and firm
cotton-and-rayon batiste with
elastic. Some of imported elas-
tic. Sizes Is to q, 20, 80.
Is Bien Jofe, Warner and
Other Make One-piece Founda-
tions. Cotton -and-rayon batiste
with elastic. Cotton lace tops.
Some with down-stretch backs.
Sizes 80, 33, "a, IS, 80, Al. a.
Less than "a price. Now S1.95
Is Girdles of different makes.
Some pantie styles in light
weight knitted rayon-and-cot-
ton fabrics. Some firmer
models. Sizes rs, 26, ~, 20, 80.
Less than y price. Now--$1.95
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Misses Formal Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Group includes dinner and dance
frocks. Rayon jersey, rayon taffeta,
cotton velveteen, silk marquisette, silk
chiffon and rayon satin. Pink, wine,
white, rust, blue, gray and green in
cluded. Sizes 10 to 20.
6, reduced more than u. Now--s7.50
e. were $685. $3.50
20, originally s1s.95 and more. Now s14.So
2, originally $25 $3.50
2, reduced more than II. Now$ $22
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Infants Blankets, '375 We're IS

20 English wool blankets, 36x50 inches Pink blue white
IL Handmade Wool Sacques in blue white Infant SIZE
made in Switzerland. Less than Il price. Now 95
Infants Wool Sweaters pink. Size l. Less than "a price
Jaeger Wool Sweaters blue maize Sizes and Less
than u price. Now ---.-------$ $2.95
Hand-knit Wool Sweaters, pink, blue maize Sizes
and 3. Less than u price. Now------ $2.95
North Star Wool Bathrobes, size g. Pink. Were s295
Now
"a Cotton Bathrobes, pink. Sizes and g. Were 81 95
1S Peach Cotton "Snoozees" 3pece sleeping garments
Size 3. Were $1.95. Now--------------- $1AS
IA Infants Handmade Wool Sacques. Pink or white Were
16 Hand-kn Bonnets, pink blue white WOOL Infant
size. Were $2.25. Now Sl45
Is WoolandAngora Bonnets, pink, blue white Were
IA Blue or White Wool Helmets. Were $1.15 Now S5c
Wool -and-rayon Bonnets, pink Were 81 o5. NowS145
Angora-and-wool Bonnets, pink white. Were s4s5
---$ZS
Angora- and wool Bonnet white Was S3e5. NowS2eS
INFANTS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Rayon Damask able
Mats and Scarfs
Special

Mats and Scarfs with cotton
chenille embroidery and sateen
lined. -..
So Squares, 8. IL and 18-inch
sizes --------- 25c to 75c
Is Round pieces, 18, 24-inch
sizes ----- 75c to S1.35
4 Oblong pieces, 12x24-inch
IL Oblong pieces, 12x24-inch
IL pieces for Scarfs, SO, As and
54-inch sizes to $1.75
l Bed Rest, collapsible cotton
and-rayon. Peach; slightly
soiled. Was $4.95. Now $3.50
2 Rayon Satin Lingerie Sets, 4
pieces. Rose, peach. Slightly
soiled. Were $3.50. Now So
3 Rayon Taffeta Lingerie Sets, 3
pieces. Rose, blue. Slightly
soiled. Were SIS. Now S2.75
1 Model Cotton Applique Quilt,
white background, colored ap-
pliques. Double size. Was $27.50.
NOW 31o.oV
! Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
pink with colored embroidery.
50x70 inches. Slightly dam
aged. Was SIS. Now
l Model Linen Laundry Bag,
with colored embroidery. Blue.
Was 81. Now $2.75
l Model Cotton Pique Carriage
Set, robe and pillow cover.
White with blue border. 25x3l
inches. Was $3.50. Now S2.50
s Rayon Satin Living Room
Pillows; peach, blue. Were 50.
Now Sl.25
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Girls AnkIets, 5 pairs sI

Were 35c pair
50 pairs Pastel dark cotons plain fancy designs
Sizes 81 to H.
IS pairs Cotton KneeH Socks plain and fancy styles in
dark colors Were Csc pair. Now, pairs---------s
GIRLS HOSIERY, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Writing Paper,
IS to $l.75

Vas SOC to $3.50
1000 boxes, containing from
one to three quires Of paper, all
slightly soiled or damaged. In
cluded are letter and note
sheets, plain or bordered, white
or colors.
STATIONERY, AISLE 4, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-12-26
Rugs Reduced

l-Sxl2 American Machne-m Reproduction Of an
oriental Rug Was $15950. Now S1095O
i-Sex5 antique Oriental Rug Less than " price
NOW S2450
Remnant Pieces of Wool Broadloom Carpet single pieces
23x62, plain weave taupe. Less than y price S395
23x83 plain eggplant than " price Now Ss5
2loxll pebble weave jade green Less than u price
23xS3 plain jade green. Less than l2 price Now $495
23x56, twist weave jade green. Less than "A price
NOW S395
23x46, twist weave jade green. Less than u price
Wool nd-ramie Hand hooked Rugs
2-4x6 Were $22 So Now-------- Sl4s5
23x5. Were $1375 S7g5
2-2x4. Were $685.. Now
s-2x3. Were s495.
RUGS, SIXTH FLOOR.