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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
Excuse It, Please

WANTED-A place to show hel
wares by an antique lady with Span.
ish chest and other odd things.
Cold Springs (Ga.) Times
x X x
Both girls riding in the machine
which overturned were injured. Miss
WAS cut about the face and
hands and Miss--in the back
seat Raymond (Wash.) Herald
His face was striking one, and
even without his clothes people would
have turned to look at him.
London (Eng). Times
* X X
Alice--has been engaged as
stewardess and social hostess aboard
the S. S. Alexandria, which sails to-
morrow. Before leaving port she will
have her barnacles scraped.
East Coast Shipping Record.
< X 4
WANTED-A salesgirl; must be re-
spectacle till after Christmas.
-Belen On. NJ News.
x X X
FOR SALE-A violin, by a young
man in good condition, except for a
loose peg in the head.
Wabash (Minn.) Herald.
x X X
A full charge of shot struck Mr..
-----squarely in the back door of
the henhouse. Peoria (lLL.) Star.
x X X
The marriage of Miss Anna--
and Willis---, which was an
nounced in this paper few weeks ago
was mistake and we wish to correct.
Golden (Colo.) Paper.
X X X
George---had charge of the
entertainment during the past year.
His birth-provoking antics were al
ways the life of the party and he will
be greatly missed
Willard (Ohio) Times.
X X X
The victim said that when he left
the cafe with his two pretty COM
panons he had $50 on him besides sew
eral pockets full of loose change. But
after being hit on the head he says
he woke up without dame.
Painter (Okla.) Recorder.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
Housing Project Includes
One-F emily Houses. Ydrds

New York, N. Y.-The New York
City Housing Authority announced
that several hundred families of low
incomes who are now living under
substandard housing conditions will
be accommodated in the new housing
project now being constructed in the
Clason Point section of the Bronx.
Single family houses, two story apart
ment buildings, front and back yards
and other innovations not found in
any other public housing project in
New York City will feature the de-
velopment, which will cost $2,248, ,4s0.
"The latest principles Of commu-
nifty planning for small houses will be
embodied in the variety of arrange
ment of the 334 row houses and the
sixty-two two-story apartment build
ings," the announcement said.
"The simply designed buildings will
all be two stories high, cottage-type,
with pitched roofs and small covered
porches. All the buildings will be
heated from three central heating
plants To avoid the monotonous eff
fects Of endless rows of houses, the
project is planned with interesting
courts of different shapes and sizes,
attractively Handicapped, around which
will be grouped tenant gardens and
lawns"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
WHEN IN D0UBT-PUNT

Harvard Princeton The Big Three
race gets underway with Princeton
on top.
Howard Chattanooga-Howard look:
mighty fine.
Idaho Washington St.-Idaho may
have the distinction of going through
a season without scoring point
| Illinois Wisconsin The lllmi jus,
doesn't have it.
Indiana Ohio State-It's been LONG
time since State has lost three II
a row. Last weeks defeat could be
traced somewhat to Minnesota anc
perhaps this Saturday will be an.
other, but We'll try State.
Iowa -Purdue-Purdue didn't play Min
nesota last week, so Purdue wins
this one.
John Carroll Toledo - Nothing but
woe ahead of John.
Kansas -Villanova - Villanova comes
through.
Kansas State Michigan State-Mich
St. in stride.
Lafayette-W. & Lafayette neatly
and with dispatch.
Lehigh- verford-Lehigh wins two
in row.
Louisiana State Tennessee-The Vols
had a tough time with Florida last
week, but they are in stride again
Loyola San Jose-San Jose is in for
a rough day, but come out all right
Marshall Morris Harvey Them
Marshalls aint to be fooled around
with.
Miami Texas Tech-Tech looks too
good.
Miami Ohio-Ohio swings into high.
Minnesota Northwestern Undoubt-
edly the game of the day. Off the
Ohio State meetings, Northwestern
looked to be better club, although
the team didn't win by as large a
score as did the Gophers. The
toughest schedule in the land is
bound to make Minnesota crack, but
we will string along with them one
more week.
mississippi -Vanderbilt-'Ol Miss comes
back to the win column.
MissouriNYU-The New York boys
have very little SO the trip to the
sticks is all for nothing.
Montana Oregon-Pretty even with a
slight edge going to Oregon.
Muhlenberg- Gettysburg - The Mules
by two touchdowns.
Mississippi State Southwestern -
State has too many guns.
Navy Penn - This game will clear
some of the air in the east. Navy
has looked good throughout the
season, while Penn looked great un-
til the club was sent to Michigan
last Saturday. Regan was held out
the last quarter of lost cause sc
he could go in this one. Penn should
win, but only after a real fight.
| Nebraska Oklahoma-The Huskers are
king of the Big Six jungle this year
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31

Observation-Disclosures try it once
more. Too tough for Tufts.
Occidental -Redlands - Redlands bites
the dust.
Ohio Wesleyan Xavier-Wes is on
the skids.
Penn State South Carolina-Don't
be surprised if Penn State buckles
trying to get over this one, but we
go along with them once more.
Portland St. Mary's-As we have
said before, st. Mary's can drop
some pretty funny ball games and
this may be one, but we can't bet
against them.
Rice Texas Texas A. & M-We're
all for the Owls of Rice in this cor
ner.
Rutgers onnecticut-Rutgers bounds
back after the Princeton defeat.
San Francisco Santa Clara - Santa
Clara with some to spare.
st. Ambrose st. Norbert Moon Null
Inns and his Ambies.
U-Texas-Wow. Out of the hat,
SMU.
Stanford -UCLA - Just gotta pick
Stanford even if this is the week
of the foldup.
Susquehanna- Allegheny - The former
takes the latter.
Washington & Lee-West Virginia
Comparative scores give W&L at
least two touchdowns, but we pick
West Virginia.
Western Maryland Dickinson - w.
Maryland takes command.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
AL Luborers Union Wins
Election By 4-to-l Vote

Birmingham, Ala. Local Union
No. 81, Hod Carriers, Common and
Construction Laborers, rolled up A.
to l vote in favor of the union at
an election held here for collective
bargaining representative among en-
ployes of the concrete plant of the
Sloss, Sheffield Steel and Iron Com
pany. The workers were assisted in
conducting the campaign and cleo
ton by Hugh ~ Brown, of the Bir-
mingham office ofsthe American Fed
Grafton of Labor. 81
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
Continuous Show SUNDAY
Arbitration To Settle ye
Trunsit Workers Demand

Washington, d. Cat the conclu-
sion of hearings a three-man arbi-
tration board took under considera-
tion the demand of the Washington
local of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion of Street and Electric Railway
Employees of America for a new con-
tract with the Capital Transit Com
pany covering 3,1OO motormen, con-
ductors, bus drivers and shop work.
erS.
The old contract provided 7G-cent
hourly rate for bus drivers and oper-
ators of one-man street cars and IS
cents for crews of two-man cars. Arbi-
tration was resorted to when the union
and the company were unable to come
to terms by direct negotiation. One
member of the arbitration board was
chosen by the union, one by the COM
pany, and the third by the first two.
N6o.,1o-l:,o
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
S260.000 Back Wages Paid
By Atlantic Coast Line

Atlanta, Ga.-The Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad began the distribution
of $260,000 in back wages to G,469
maintenance of way employees found
to have been paid less than the min
imum wages prescribed by the Federal
Fair Labor Standards Act from Oc-
tober "a, 1898, to May 81, 1910. The
railroad agreed to make full restitu-
tion following decree of the Fed
eral District Court in North Carolina
upholding the finding of the Wage and
Hour Division of the U. S. Depart
ment of Labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
Alien Ruled Order Bill
Is Signed BY Roosevelt

Washington, D. C.-President Roose-
welt signed Legislation recently passed
by Congress requiring foreign con-
trolled organizations and groups ad-
vocating the overthrow of the Gov
ernment by force to register with the
Department of Justice. The State and
Justice Departments aided in the
preparation of the measure. Violators
are subject to fine Of $4,000 or i'm
prisonment of five years or both. A
fine of $4,000 and five years i'm
prisonment may be imposed on per-
sons filing false statements.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
Mdchinists Head Visits
Poetic Coast LODGES

Washington, D. C.-Harvey Brown,
president of the international Asso-
citation of Machinists, left for the
West Coast to confer with lodges on
important organization problems re-
ferred to him by the Executive Coun-
Gil.
His conferences will take him to
Seattle, Los Angeles and other cities
in between. Following that trip, he
will attend sessions of the A. F. of
l.. Metal Trades Department in New
Orleans, beginning Nov. II, and the
A. F. of L. convention, which starts on
Nov. 49,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
Auto Sulesmen's Union
Chartered In Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Wis.-Automobile sales.
mems Local No. 1921 has been char.
tered by the Retail Clerks Inter,
national Protective Association, A. F.
of l.. affiliate. The charter was given
to the Local by Phil F. Koerner, in
ternational representative of the Un.
ion here. Practically all of the rs
members of the Local were present
at the ceremony. koerner said the
Local has countrywide jurisdiction and
that plans had been made to organize
the entire State.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31
RdilwdY Clerks Sign Up
Chicago Union Station

Chicago, Ill.-The Brotherhood OF
Railway Clerks won a two-year fight
for better working conditions at the
Chicago Union Station.
An agreement was signed by the
management establishing standard
union conditions for the 700 employees
represented by the Clerks and elimi-
mating many abuses against which the
Brotherhood had protested.
Two years of negotiations and 300
conferences were held in an effort to
reach a settlement. On August 1, a
strike was voted by 94 per cent
majority. Then the company yielded
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31

The Regional headquarters of the
Wage and Hour Division, U. S. De-
partment of Labor, for Ohio and
Michigan is located at 72S Standard
Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-31

Look for the Union Label when you
purchase clothing.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Misses and Women's Sportswear

Shetland or Eponge Wool Skirts
-gored or flared. Spring colors.
Sizes - to 20 .----- $6.35
Pull-over Sweaters-soft rabbits
hair, wool alpagora, cotton and
q rayon. Distinctive neckline and
such soft colors as aqua. maize,
antique rose and white. Sizes
80 to 40-
Joyous, Young Sweaters in pull
over or cardigan styles. OF
China-lamb wool, moss crepe
wool, cuna wool or Alpagora
(angora and alpaca. Blue,
maize, white, pink, aqua, rose
and navy. Sizes 80 to 40 $3.15
Wool Tweed Sports Jackets
cardigan or classic styles-solid
colors or checks and plaids.
Sizes IL to 20 $7.15
Wool Sports Jackets, cardigan
or classic choices. Stripes,
plaids or skytones. Sizes IL
to 20 - 1878
Springs All-important Blouses
-pure-dye silks, rayons, rayon-
and-silk crepes, rayon-and-silk
sheers. Colors include dusty
pink, powder blue, rose, gold
and prints. Sizes 80 to A, $4.75
Blouses, pure-dye silk, cotton
pique, organdie, rayon crepe.
rayon sheers. Trim versions
and frilly ones. White, maize,
aqua, powder blue. Sizes 80
to S3,l5
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Exciting Sports Frocks, rayon
sheer alpaca, rayon-and-silk
Paca sheers, prints and solid
colors. Sizes II to 20, one style
sizes 38 to A. Blue, aqua, rose,
navy, gray, caramel S13.55
Sports FrOcks in smart rayons
or wool flannels. Navy, aqua,
rose, black, gray, blue, prints
in the group Sizes IL to 20;
one style 38 to 42------$11.15
Debonair Sports Frocks, some
with jackets. In cocoa. copen,
rose, powder, black, gray or
navy rayons. Sizes IL to 20,
$18.35
Cotton Corduroy Stacks, Shirts
and Skirts-cherry pink, carmel,
blue, pigeon, rose and maize.
Sizes IL to 20.
Stacks and Skirts, each S3.15
Shirts $2.35
Sports Skirts in Shetland wool
or wool f1annels. Circular, gored
or pleated styles. High colors,
black or plaids. Sizes "a to
80 S3.l5
Sports Skirts in swirling gored
or pleated styles. Diagonal
tweeds, wool or rayon crepes-
featuring aqua, pink beige,
plain colors, checks or plaids.
Sizes "a to S4,75
SPORTSWEAR Tu1pn E1oop
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Men-Buy Your Spring Wardrobe Now at These
Goth Anniversary Savings-in the Mems Store

Seasonable Spring Hose, vertical stripes,
clocks-l;ght or dark colors. Pure silk or
Isle 3 pairs $l.75
Mems Hats in light, medium, dark grays,
green, tan, brown. Light and full weight,
SIX Beaver quality Hand-felted welt and
bound napbrims-raw-edge styles.
Fur felt $3.S5, $6.35
Mems Matrix shoes-every last and style
in stock, featuring s'Your Footprint in
Leather" Kid, calf or Norwegian-grain
calf, tan or black $8.85, $905
Mems Johnston q Murphy Shoes-every
style in our stock $11.45, $l2.45, $1345
Mems Adjustable Shoe Trees, wood -. 75c
Woodlothian White Cotton Broadcloth
Shirts in "Parkwood" collar attached and
neckband styles. Sizes 1871 to 1S,
$1.95, 3 for $5.65
New Spring Neckties, including Maccles-
fields, stripes, foulards, figures, crepes,
spaced figures, stripes-in pure silks and
silk-and-rayon $115, 3 for $3.25; $145
New Striped Cotton Broadcloth and Plain
Color Madras Pajamas. tailored for full
freedom. Notch collar coat, MILDLY and
surplice styles. Sizes A, B, 9, D----S2.1x
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Wanted ToiIetries at Savings

Charles Of the Ritz Revenscence
Cream, extraordinarily large jar
for 81
Charles Of the Ritz Face Pow
der, box -----N II
Woodward & Lothrop Cleansing
Tissues. Peach, white or multi
colored sheets. Cellophane-
wrapped. 125 double 12x15
sheets, 3 packages 81; each $50
Woodward & LOthrop Cleansing
Tissues, $50 double 9xl0 sheets
in box. Peach or white,
8 boxes 78c; box 28c
Hair Brushes, satinwood or nat
ural ebony wood backs $50
Musical Powder Box, in pink,
blue, green or gold color $2.35
Overnight Gases of alligator
grained leatherette. Fitted with
2 bottles, 2 jars. S colors $40
Woodward 4 Lothrop Soap, ap-
pie blossom, honeysuckie or car
nation. l6 cakes to a box 97c
woodward & Lothrop Soft
White Toilet Tissue, 1,000-sheet
rolls. Dozen rolls CSC
ToILfrR1Es, A1sLEs II AND 13,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Smart New Spring Goats and Suits

Springs New Goats in Juilliard
and Botany wool twills and wool
crepes. Black, navy and soft
colors. Sizes for misses, women
and shorter women
Softly Tailored Subsidiary
wool twill; also, mems wear
worsted in stripes or solid COL
ors. Navy, black, Cambridge
gray, officers blue; sizes IL to
20, SO and 40 $50
"Dressmaker" Suits 49, Wind.
breaker type with big pockets.
In Botany covert cloth-cavalry
tan, officers blue or oxford; or
in hairline-striped black or navy
wool. Also, navy and black
Botany wool crepe with large
metal buttons. Peter Pan COL
lar. Misses sizes $40
Goats with New Silhouettes.
Forstmann, Botany and Juilliard
woolens (includlng some Juil-
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Woodshire Fine One trousers Suits in wor-
steds, cheviots and rugged tweeds. Many
smart styles for Spring $3.50
ilk-and-rayon Dressing Robes, tailored in
China. Full-lined. Small, medium, large
blue, maroon, black ack $1O.95
Custom tailored Suits-in new suitings for
Spring; worsteds, hannels tweeds. Designed
to your own individuality $56
Students Woodsbire Varsity Two-trousers
Suits in plain colors stripes, herringbone
weaves New Spring styles and patterns.
Students Reversible Topcoats. Wool tweed
on one side, cotton gabardine on the other
Shower Sizes "a to 38 -$17.50
Students Well-tailored Wool Slacks in
tweeds, worsteds, fannels. Plain colors,
patterns. Waist sizes % to ga $5.95
Sleeveless Wool Sweaters, vee-neck in
colors. Small, medium, large -$2.15
Swiss-ribbed Undershirts of Durene cotton.
Absorbent. Sizes "a to 46--40c, 6 for $225
Fun-cut Undershorts of cotton broadcloth
Or madras Tie-sides. Sizes % to 46.
Long wearing pairs $1.6s
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Misses and Women's Formal Fashions

W0men's Dinner and Evening
Dresses of rayon-and-silk chif-
fons with rayon lace, rayon
crepes, jerseys or lace. Sizes
36 to A, 1871 to 24h----$13.55
Women's Formal Fashions. Ray
on net, silk chiffon, silk mar
quisette, plain or printed rayon
crepes or rayon chiffons. Sizes
1871 to 24h, 18 to fl. $1S.35
Women's Dinner and Evening
Dresses Of silk marquisette, ray
on crepe, silk chiffon. Sizes
161a to 2412, SO to Il: $23.75
Women's Dinner and Evening
Fashions Of rayon net with
bolero jackets; silk marquisette
and rayon lace combinations;
printed Bemberg rayon chif1ons
with rayon lace trim; printed
pure silk crepe, with jackets.
Black, navy, white, blue or rose.
Sizes 1871 to 241a, 18 to A,
Ssl.zs
Evening star., 1940-02-14

lard Master Woolens). Black,
gray, beige or navy. Sizes for
misses, women and shorter
women $23.75
Casual Coats for Town and
Country-lush Stroock and
other woolens; misses and
Women'S sizes -$ $23.7S
"Dressmaker" Coats, in finer
woolens - Forstmann's Queen
Twill and SandroSa; Botany rep.
Black or navy; sizes IL to 20;
SO to o44------$3l.75
Spring 1910 Suits, in Forst-
mann's yarn-dyed wool crepes.
Botany's wool covert or rep;
Juilliard's double twill woolen.
Navy, black, gray, officers blue,
cavalry tan. Sizes IL to 90 $23.75
Three-piece Wardrobe Suits
Topcoat and jacket striped;
eight-gored skirts in companion
solid-color wool tweed. Gray,
sail blue, brown. Also a dress
maker type in navy, gray and
black. Misses sizes $31.75
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Save on Needed Motions

Woodthrop Sanitary Napkins, so
to a box Sc; 2 boxes, 81
Woodthrop Sanitary Napkins,
IL in a box 6 boxes, 78c
Woodward & Lothrop Cleansing
Tissues, frilled edge. White.
peach or multi-colored. 125
double sheets-12x15 Cellophane
wrapped d--3 packages, 81
Woodward & Lothrop Cleansing
Tissues, $50 double sheets in
box. White or peach.
3 boxes, 78c; box, 2Sc
Kleinert's Gem Cotton Dress
Shields. Nainsook, double COW
cred. White or flesh color; reg
ular or crescent shapes. Sizes 2,
8 or 4--3 pairs, 81; pair, 35c
Kleinert's Fleece Nap Makeup
Capes, two styles 78c
Rayon Moire Tourist Bags, slide
fastened. Navy, brown, wine.
black or royal $1.45
Rayon Satin Seamless Sanitary
Aprons IL
Kleinert's Double Cotton Net
Braform, with boilable shields,
adjustable houlder straps.
Flesh color. Sizes 80 to AZ 81
NOTIONS, A1sLEs 81 AND 20,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Misses Dinner and Evening
Gowns, mostly sheer ethereal silk,
rayon fabrics. Black, white and
colors. Sizes 10 to 20---$13.55
Misses Formal Gowns, some
jacket styles. Rayon lace, net
jersey, crepe and chiffon. Black,
white, pastels, prints. Sizes IL
to 20 Sl8.35
Misses Formal Fashions. Silk
marquisette, chiffon, rayon jer-
sey, net or crepe. Black, white,
navy, pastels, prints. Sizes IL
to 20 -------S Sz3,75
Misses Glamorous After = six
Gowns. Silk marquisette, silk
chiffon or rayon crepe. Springs
important blues, cherry pink,
black, white. Sizes IL to 20,
$31.75
Misses Evening Wraps, three
quarter length. OF wool, rayon
ottoman faille, rayon taffeta,
silk-and-rayon velvet. Sizes IL
to 20 $I3.55
MISSES AND WoMEN's FORMAL
ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Hickory Sanitary Belts, woven
with "Lastex" yarn. One-inch
width with safety pins at
tached 3 for 81 each, 35c
Lightweight Rubberized SILK
Seamless Sanitary Aprons, lace
trimmed -------75c
Woodward & Lothrop Cotton
Nainsook Dress Shields, regular
or crescent shape. Sizes 2, 3 or
4. White or pink 8 pairs, 7Sc
Keen-edge Scissors, made by
Wiss. Nail, manicure, pocket,
embroidery, barber, women's
31a to 6 inch, bent and straight
trimmers ----2 pairs, $1.30
Leatherette Sewing Boxes, red,
blue, brown or green n- 78c
Waste Baskets - 78c
Elona Hair Nets in single mesh.
Cap and fringe shapes, 6 shades.
white and gray not included.)
2 dozen, SIC
Dustite Washable Cotton Ward
robe Bags, 60-inch length, slide
fastening. Attractive floral pat
tern in blue, wine, rust, green
or brown S2.15
Women's 16-pocket Shoe Bags
to match --------------- 88c
Mems 12-pocket Shoe Bags to
match above -----8 $50
Knitting Bags in cotton tapes
try and brocades-
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Woodward q Lothrop Tinted
Toilet Tissue, 1,000-sheet rolls.
Green, orchid, blue, yellow, pink.
Dozen rolls 6Sc
Woodward q LothrOp ALL
Water Soap; lilac, bouquet,
violet, verbena, jasmin, rose
odors. IL cakes to q box CSC
Cont Castle Soap, cut IS cakes
to the bar. One bar to the
box $1.28
Woodthrop Sanitary Napkins,
SO napkins to a box,
2 boxes, 81; box, $50
Woodthrop Sanitary Napkins,
IL napkins to a box. 6 boxes, 7Sc
Woodward q Lothrop Tooth
Brushes IN two-tone color COM
binations- ---3 for Soc; each, I8c
Woodward b Lothrop Guest
Tooth Brushes, professional
style, 6 brushes to q box.
Box of 6, 48c
Henri Rocheau Soap, choice of
4 fragrances. Box Of 6 cakes, soc
Evening star., 1940-02-14

W0mens' Daytime Fashions,
rayon crepe polka dots or
stripes; bolero suits of rayon
crepe; rayon crepe suits with
rayon net tops; rayon lace aft
ernoon dresses; rayon crepe
with rayon lace trim; rayon
prints. Chiefly navy, black, gray
or blue. Sizes 16 to A $I8.35
Women's Dresses, including bo-
lero suits of rayon crepe, with
color contrast or cotton lingerie
trim; dresses in rayon crepe
prints; jacket frocks of printed
rayon crepe; sheer rayon en-
sembles. Chiefly navy and
black. Sizes 18 to A. s23.75
Women's and Shorter Women's
Specially Selected Bolero Suits
OF sheer rayon crepe or printed
rayon crepes; dresses of rayon
crepe or rayon prints. Chiefly
black and navy. Sizes 18 to
A; 16h to 241a $3I.75
Shorter Women's Rayon Crepe
Dresses; jacket dresses of print
ed or plain rayon crepes; redin-
gotes of rayon crepe, the dresses
printed. Featuring black and
navy. Sizes 141a to 241a, S1s.35
Shorter Women's Fashions
rayon crepe bolero suits; rayon
print jacket suits; rayon crepe
dress with lingerie; afternoon
dresses of rayon and cotton
lace; pure silk prints. Chiefly
navy, black, rose and blue. Sizes
161a to 24la-----S23 S23.75
Larger Women's Fashions-ray-
on crepe dresses, some with
jackets; printed rayon crepes;
redingotes, wool coat over rayon
crepe print. Navy, black, blue.
Sizes 421a to 5212---$18.35
Larger Women's Becoming Pure
Silk Print Frocks; embroidered
rayon sheers; sheer rayon suits
in figure : fiattering stripes.
Navy, black, aqua, gray. Sizes
421z to 5012------$2 $23.75
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Lovely Silk Hose at Savings

Granite Extra long and Extra.
short SILK Chiffons,
8 pairs $2.28, pair Soc
Granite Mercerized Lisle Hose,
pail ooC
Jane Wandl All-silk Chiffon
Hose with stretch "Comfortops."
3 or 4 thread weights,
3 pairs S2.SS
Jane Wandl "Dul-Glo" Silk
Chiffons, 3 pairs s2.64, pair 92c
Roman Stripe Silk Chiffon Hose,
3 pairs S3.12, pair, S1.08
Woodward & Lothrop Tissue
Chiffon Silk Hose, pair SOC
HOSIERY, AISLE 19, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
New Spring Handbags

Selection of Bags, capeskin, calf,
wool gabardine or alligator
grain calf ----$1.55
Costume-spicing Handbags of
striped or printed rayons; print
ed or pastel cottons $2.35
Smart Handbags in grained calf,
wool gabardine or glossy patent
leather. Pouch, long-handled
or back-strap styles. Black,
navy, tan, brown, wine, red,
$2.35
Week END Cases of good-looking
alligator-grained or arplane
LEATHER GOODS, A1sLEs 8 AND 10,
FIRST FLOOR,