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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26
YOUNG PRIESTS
IN DEPARTURE
Father Mccarthy of Wa
terbury Among Group
Leaving for PHILIPPINES

Relatives and friends of the Rev.
William r. Mccarthy, M. NJ, plan
to attend a Departure Ceremony In
which he will participate at Mary
knoll Seminary, Ossining, N. T.,
Sunday afternoon.
Weather permitting the ceremony
will be held outdoors and more than
1000 are expected to witness 1t.
Father Mccarthy and several
other Maryknoll missionaries will
sail from San Francisco on Friday,
August 9, for the Philippine Islands
where they will be permanently sta
toned. The group is sailing on the
S. S. President Taft.
Twenty-one Marykoll missionaries
will participate in the Departure
Ceremony on Sunday afternoon.
Father Mccarthy was ordained at
Maryknoll on Sunday, June 16, by
Bishop James E. Walsh, M. NJ, su-
perior general, and celebrated his
first solemn high mass at the I'm
maculate Conception church on
Sunday, June %.
Born in Waterbury Father Nc
Carthy is a graduate Of st. Mary's
and Crosby high schools. He later
studied law at Georgetown Univer-
sity and was in business in this city
for a short time before entering
Marykffnoll Seminary in 1882.
Among relatives and friends plan.
ming to attend Sundays Departur,
Ceremony are his two brothers
Henry j. and John E. Mccarthy
two sisters, Mrs. T. P. Sullivan o
Marion and Miss Esther Mccarthy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenne,
and family of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26

nett, Ann Donston, Rosemary East
wood, Ann Farist, Margot Freedman
Bernice Grenier, Mary Louise Hen
derson, Mary Louise Jordan, Joan
Petersen, Susan Schatzki, Marion
Swenter and Therese Vallerand.
Camper mermaids will oe: Arden
Castonguay, Janet Chatf1eld, Alice
Osborne, Priscilla Henchel, Mary
Reilly, Barbara March, Betty Lou
Schultz, Regina Weiner, and Betty
Donahue.
Counselor taking part will be:
Ruth LISA Thompson, Evelina Hau-
ser, Dorothy Scheaffer, Jane Wyatt
Ruth Miller, E. Eleanor Smith, Joan
Sheehan, Marion Widmayer, and
Doris Peters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26

The long fight Of Congressman
J. Joseph Smith Of Connecticut
to place a check on the exports Of
scrap iron and steel was recognize
ed yesterday VIII en- President
Roosevelt, by authority of recent
legislation, ordered that future
exports be subject to government
license.
Invoking the Smith amendment
TO the May bill which passed Con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26

Over $4,000 needy students Of
Havana are studying fro mnew text
books in the Cuban House Of Rep
reSentatives public library.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26

There are more two-place cabin
planes manufactured in this
country thany any other type.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26

Boston, July 26-(UP)-Weather
forecast:
chusetts-Showers and thun-
derstorms tonight and Saturday.
Cooler Saturday and in west portion
tonight. Cooler Saturday night.
Sunday generally fair with moder-
ate temperature preceded by show
ers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-26
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT - Showers and
thunder showers tonight and Sat-
urday. Cooler Saturday and SAT-
urday night. Sunday generally
fair with moderate temperatures
preceded by showers.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

1uu Sklrt. WnlCe mowers IN her hair
added to the ensemble. senorita
Tudela also wore white, her gown
having short sleeves and . very full
skirt.
Sonora de Martins, wife Of the
Brazilian Ambassador, wore q gown
Of sky blue and the dainty costume
was emphasized by the delicate stars
sprinkled over the dress.
Sonora de Samper- -Ortega, wife OF
the Counselor Of the Colombian EN-.
bassy, also chose blue, her gown be-
ing velvet, made with short sleeves
and cut on decolete lines. The
simpleness Of the gown and lack
Of ornaments Of any kind added to
the charm Of her costume.
The Minister Of FL Salvador, Senor
DR.. Don Hector David Castro, was
with Sonora de Castro, who wore IN
exquisite gown Of black and white
lace, made with q full skirt and
fitted bodice.
Sonora de Guachalla attended with
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Miss Mildred Small
Is Married at
Green Lane Farms

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Boil
ton, jr., are on a brief honeymoon
following their wedding yesterday
at Green Lane Farms, the home
Of Mrs. Bottoms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence H. Small. The
bride Is the former Miss Mildred
Small.
: The lovely lawn of Green Lane
Farms was the scene Of the we'd
ding, and the bride and BRIDE
groom stood under q blossoming
cherry tree during the ceremony,
which was performed at 4 o'clock.
The Rev. Groves of Laytonsville,
Md, oflciated, and both the
wedding and reception which fol-
lowed was attended by members
Of the immediate family and in
innate friends Of the couple.
The brides only attendant was
her little sister. Charlotte Small.
who carried the wedding ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton will make
their home in this city.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

tinguished South Carolina and
Georgia families, On her mothers
side she is a descendant OF Asher
Ayres, prominent in Georgia affairs
prior to and after the Civil War.
On her fathers side she is q direct
descendant Of DR.. Pierre Robert, the
first Huguenot minister in the coun-
try, landing in Charleston, 8. c.,
and commemorated there in the old
Hugenot Church.
Miss Robert has taken much
interest in politics in recent years
and is now Democratic committee
woman for the Young Democratic
Clubs In Georgia.
Mr.. LIE Roux is a graduate of the
Georgia School Of Technology, In
the class Of 1884, and the United
States Naval Air School at Pensa-
cola, and now Is q reserve ofiicer in
the Navy Air Corps. After their
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roux will
be stationed in Rio de Janiero where
the former is being transferred with
the Pan American Always.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Miss Robert
Continued From Pare D.l)

the world championship at Los
Angeles in 1882. She has visited in
the Capital many times and took
part in debutante festivities when
her father was in the little cabinet.
She first visited In this city in
January. 1882. when she took part in
the South Atlantic Swimming
Championship at the Shoreham
Hotel and won her first champion
ship away from home. This was her
first step toward winning a place on
the American, Olympic team. She
still makes swimming, along with
golf and tennis, her principal sport
ing activity, winning many events
throughout the country.
Bride Is Descendant
From Noted Family.
Miss Robert descends from dis
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Miss Nancy Du Pont
And Fiance Honored

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lacy Reynolds, jr.,
entertained at cocktails yesterday
afternoon at their home. The party
honored Miss Nancy du Pont and
her fiance, Mr.. Glasgow Reynolds,
brother Of the host. Miss du Points
father, Mr.. Eugene du Pont, came
from Wilmington, Del, for the party,
and Mr.. Reynolds mother also was
present.
Mr.. j. Lacy Reynolds will be best
man for his brother, and Mrs.
Reynolds will be an attendant at
the wedding, which will take place
June 18 in Wilmington,
Evening star., 1940-05-12
About Wel1>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
;. Publication of Nine. Chiang's
New Book Held Opportune;
!. Art Gallery Spring Cleaning
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD,

Nine Chang Kaisheks LETT the
press at the most psychological
Ia washington where the recent visit Of that
s Stafford Cpps Labor member Of Parliament
when en- route from China
Cnnese people and for the millions Of refugees
&ang the the fortunes Of
and ruthless "
Nine Chang country often speaks Of
rs ne second home IN which
nr lie both at school Georgia and at Wellesley
sne was graduated has bbed much Of the
ss and determination for getting things while can
read between the lines Of her book s
part OF her heritage Of thousand mbued
the western spirit optimism perseverance She devou
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Miss Ottenber6
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis OttenberK
announce the engagement Of their
daughter.M Miss Regina Gutenberg, to
Mr.. Jerome Greenhill Of New YORK
and Roanoke, Va.,. son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Greenhin.
The wedding will take place in
early summer.
Miss Gutenberg is a graduate II
Goucher College and took her mas-
ter's degree at the University Of
Chicago. Mr.. Greenhill was gradu-
ated from Columbia University and
attended the Columbia school Of
engineering.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
The Secretary and Mrs. Hull
Hosts at Notable Reception
CONTINUED From Page D-1)

dinner and Hall being Naval Academy
oss and cadets Sonora Dc Boyd pink
chiffon dres taea with black lace applique tiny Jacket
the lace The dress full skirt pink taeta showing
through the black lace Earlier Ambassador eeuors dc
Boyd had hosts
gates from Panama Bolivia.
Sonora de Garland accompanied Counselor
Peruvian Embassy and eenota Idea
also was In the party Sonora de Garland
gown made with inserts Of very n lace at the shoulders and
Evening star., 1940-05-12

garment designed for
comfort and control by
BILLIE B A r r A r
(formerly Of saks,
Fifth Ave-, N. ".
High wasted girdles
that eradicate spare
tires. All-in-one foun.
dations that remold
and take inches from
Evening star., 1940-05-12

attendants, the corsages for tho
mothers Of the bride and groom,
the Moral decorations at the church,
and the centerpieces of flowers for
the wedding table. The flower
artists there will help you carry out
whatever color scheme you have in
mind. 1924 CONN. AVE. Phone
DIS. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Mrs. T. S. Austin,
Daughter Return

Mrs. =. Septimus Austin and
her daughter, Miss Madeleine
Austin, who have been spending
the early spring in Florida, have
returned to the city. They now
are in their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

her husband, the Minister Of Bo-
nvia, senor Dr.. Don Luis Fernando
Guachalla. As she Is In mourning
for her grandmother. Mrs. Cubu
Caseaux. she wore the conventional
black made bolero style and re-
ieved ut the throat line with her
collar necklace Of pearls.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

So, II you have
"Altar-ior" mo-
tives, Helene sug-
gests that prior
to your march to
the altar you
m . r c h 1 n to
GUIDES and con-
suit them for your
bridal flowers, the
-
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Fashion Letter from
Rente, RKO Designer.
Dear Helene:

SSs ssVtVuVs
Now is the time YOU should
visit Hollywood. for the studio
Is hummins like . beehive
with eetivity ond YOU could eet
exciting preyiews Of some Of the
most ottroetivs foshions erected
tor the screen in some time.
Wendy sorie. who i, pIoyine
the feminine lead in RKo Ro.
dos Gross Country Romance"
would be obIe to show you =
stunning evening froek in pale
pink souffIs with hood thot is
dotted with seauins ond is 50
fiImy thot when worn over the
hair it gives the effect Of a
stor-spensIsd eoiffurs.
You would love meeting
Heddo Hooper. oetress- column
ist, who pIeys Wendy's rottle-
b'oined mother. She weors
two gowns thot ore particularly
noteworthy. One dispIoys the
clever use Of stripes for sIend-
erizins the figure Of the motron
ond is executed in pole grey
and white.
" you cont make the trip,
be sure TO see Gross Country
Romonee." as it will take YOU
from New York to Son From
cisco and oho re-introduee YOU
to Gene Raymond. who deserted
films two years oeo, to devote
himself 70 musicoI studies and
composing. He's mode good at
it. too, and one Of the hit
numbers on his wifes concert
prosrem tshe's Jeonetts Mac
Donold) is LET Ne AIwoys
Sing" written by Gene. Here
comes o girl with o million silk
swatehes (more or Iess) %
III hove to ring off.
III Be seeing you, ! hope.
Cordiolly,
kEklE.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

AAey "38lCAlIy
eradicate run 8
and sn ags In
stockings and
make them like
new again. Only
l5c for the first
short thread run;
zoe for the FIRST
long thread run;
Sc for each addi-
a
Evening star., 1940-05-12

tA1At 4ldSS Ju6t AEs
rived at s H e N.
LEY's. They sweep
up and back +.
to show your un-
tr U bled brow.
Dashing to wear
with suits. Stun
ming with your
dressier prints. As
Vyn,1rN o~A - d.k
Evening star., 1940-05-12

graved by BRE-
WOOD. But It's
. m 3 take to
think that be.
cause It's BRE-
w OOD that
prices are ex.
pensive. They're
N OF Prices
rononarA favrr-
Evening star., 1940-05-12

few places where hair
goods Is manufactured
on the premises. II 1t
is made Of hair EMILE
has it-or will make It.
Transformations and
wigs are 50 natural
that not even profess
ssonal eyes can detect
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Helen urges you
to round up your
own gang and
form . dancing
class Ut Ethel Fis-
t ere's ARTHUR
M U r r A Y
STUDIO. Brush up
on your fox trot
and waltz stepsl
Learn the rumba.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Lord Andrews. Miss Andrews:
will bow at . garden party which
win be held at the Macondray
home on Seminary Hill, Alexan-
dria, and q dinner party at the
Chevy Chase Club will be held
later In the evening.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

conga and tango. It's such fun
and 50 inexpensive. 110l
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. 2460.
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" A RE YOU READY FOR
THE HOT-SNAP?" You
can be-and in double-quick time
II you dash into BREsLAU'S, "The
Evening star., 1940-05-12

% snos HtIus U1NN uona thread Small Jobs done
AVE. 4Aio y oin lSW Z 81 while you wait. 63 18th
yOHre sfraHeer in fOUH yosrs looking for the Nh,
ssaal Nss1 a1vics yosr skobbins o. fe.k;o~
lSoblsms, co.ss Hssss- She MIL BE- IsHektsi TO- ci1 ~
Evening star., 1940-05-12


IN ds.- It isn't
often you can get
regular 4l.00 stock
ings' for only 6oc .
pair. Three-thread.
high twist, dull I'm.
ish stockings-that
look sheer and
beautiful -. but
have amazingly
atnP ~ ~Aap{nn
Evening star., 1940-05-12

!" As NEW AS ToMoR-
ROW" and "first"
IN Washington-are the stunning
lover size, off-the-face Berets"
Evening star., 1940-05-12
Miss Andrews
Debut June Is

Mrs. Atherton Macondray has
set June is as the date for the
debut Of her daughter, Miss Mary
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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" WHO RAN TO HELP ME
WHEN FELL"
who would some funny story tell
-. or kissed the place to make it
Evening star., 1940-05-12

FARM-for dinner. Mothers adore
this enchanting farm-particularly
because they don't serve hard
liquors which is . joy-when one
wants to take the children along.
Delicious foods. Phone ROCK.
VILE 352.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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+" REFoRE A LITTLE
GOES A LONG WAY"
-. let the those doctors" 1T the
eTELOe COMPANY stop that runi
Evening star., 1940-05-12

ably with the
same quality work done elsewhere
And you can enjoy the thrill Of
wedding invitations and announce
ments from BREWOOD. For
quality, for correctness, for fault
less workmanship stop in and
consider their various styles. 12lT
q ST.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

qualities for busy feet. It's because
NORBUD buys them In carload lots
from manufacturers-and promises
not to advertise the brand-that
they are priced ct such savings.
Ten convenient locations three
midtown shops at-lols CONN.
AVE. Ills q 81, 1929 ? ST.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

ise in renovating, cleaning and
dressing any Of your own hair
pieces. 1921 CONN. AVE. Phone
DIS. 1915.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

daily. There's an exciting group
OF dark sheers, prints and
redlngotes at $10.95. Others $5.95
to $22.75. Juniors, Misses, Women.
GIT 12th ST.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

well? MY
M o { h erl"
Let's ren1em-
ber Mother
TODA Y -
and take her
to her favor
iN place
NORMANDY
Evening star., 1940-05-12

tering as can be-and 50 comfort.
able on the head. In flne light.
weight stravs-in black and colorA.
eHENLEY's, r st. at 18th.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

bras that have verve and youth.
All these (and more) has BILLIE
BARRAT of 26o5 CONN. AVE,
Phone co. TITO.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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d" HA1RLNEs MAKE THE
HEADLINES" at
EM1LE'S headquarters for hair
goods Of all descriptions In Wash.
in1ton-and one NJ ths
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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{" WEDDING MARCH BY
MENDE1 SSOTIN"
flowers by GUIDE! That's the way
your wedding should be reported.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
WHEN THE FIRST
ENERVATING HEAT

SPELL ARRIVES"-you1l bless the
frosty cool, washable foundation
Evening star., 1940-05-12

IL $1,000
ROOM at the
H OF el Raleigh.
There'll be FASH
ions for the sea-
shore -. for play
for daytime
:. F. for evening
all modelled on q
bevy Of lovely
m . n n e quin s.
There1l be de.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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" CAY AS A RIVIERA
next Saturdays Fashion Show
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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F r i e n d l y
Shop" an d
assemble your
summer ward
robe. Dresses
for spor rts,
s t re t q n d
formal wear
are arriving
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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|" STAY
YOUNGl" That,s whv
Evening star., 1940-05-12
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F" For RICHER, FOR
POORER" you'll
simply have to have your wedding
invitations and announcements en-
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Il (all /. IN one) 0y
Munsingwear that's q practical
- It Is beautiful In nude. with
= net and lastex bust, and easy to
launder-only IS. Also new pant
les and girdles by Munsinswear-
with lace side-sections, satin front,
and satin up-and-down stretch IN
back. In nude-only $3.50. THE
PALAIs ROYAL, Second Floor.
=
Evening star., 1940-05-12

/" PoILYANNA. THE GLAD
GIRL" couldn't
have been bladder" than Helene
to tell you about NORBUD STOCK.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
RALEIGH

lghtful dancing interludes by
teachers from the Arthur Murray
Dancing Studio. There's be dan.
cling to Bert Bernath's smooth
music. And . most delicious lunch
con for $1.00. It's inexpensive
enough to give luncheon party,
don't you think? And such fun!
Phone Mr.. Arthur for reservations
NAT. $50.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Y
PALAIS ROYAL,
act Is q second
skin to aid tho
m u scles VIII N
they've lost control
and to keep you
trim and slim.
There's . new all.
over lace-lastex
foundation garment
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-09-13

w A N I f D

Licensed Operators at the Hair
cello Beauty Shoppe, 601 w. Fifth
street at Bank; Mrs. Bamma Swan
son, proprietress is continuing the
special for few more weeks that
you might meet Miss Lois Hart and
Miss Alzoda Cheeks, operators.
Shampoo, press and MARCEL one
dollar rsl.00) average head.
Evening star., 1940-09-05

Little Miss Brooms-4-strinq
Illinois corn n---------5Se
Bothtex Toilet Tissue-bIue,
green orchid, peach, white,
yellow. 1000 sheet rolls,
Is rolls for 81
Belts Sanitary Point Cleaner,
Two-pound tin, 44e
Five pound tin, 8Se
Universal Food Chopper. COM
pIete with fine, medium and
coorse blodes ------$l.18
Folding Ironing Boords, 54-inch
size, metol construction, $2.49
Bed Troys of wood in ivory
color, peach, green or blue,
sz.es
Composition Woste Baskets,
variety of designs S9e
Hondy Woxer for applying
liquid or non-rubbine wox- -7se
Belts Lustrous Floor Wox-
cleans, polishes, protects. "
gallon con ---Sl
Gloss Pyrex cosseroIes, chromi-
mum fromes- mes---------Sl.66
Evening star., 1940-09-05
rts'Coats, Suits,s3'4

We're S5.95 and more
54 Spring-weight wool tweeds and
plain colored woods. Broken sizes
7 to Is.
385 pieces Girls Apparel including
cotton chenille-and-wool sweaters
in assorted shades; cotton broad
cloth blouses in light colors; pastel
skirts Of spun rayon-and cotton;
sheer cotton print frocks and bath
ing suits of wool-and-rayon woven
with 'LasteZ" yarn. Broken sizes
8 to 16. Were 81 and more.
Now
200 Playtogs including cotton twill
shorts in white and navy, cotton
mesh and cotton Isle polo shirts in
light colors and stripes, and cot
ton-and-spun rayon play suits in
light shades. Broken sizes 8 to
16. Were $3.50 and more. Now 25c
100 pieces Girls Apparel including
sheer cotton print frocks and
rayon-and-cotton crepe housecoats
in assorted colors. Broken sizes 8
to 16. Were $195 and more.
NOW
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1940-09-05

Toilet Seats, chrome. metal
ports, PeorI-tex finish. White,
peach, orchid, ivory color,
green, blue or black
Goot's Hair Wall Busters, 6-foot
handle, removable top----s0e
Unpointed MopIe Section Book
Coses-six styles,
$1.95 to $5.25
Universal Electric WoffIe Iron,
chromium finish $3.98
Universal Electric Tooster,
chromium finish --S2.95
Ea.thenwore Mixing Bowl Sets
five sizes-roinbow coIors.
Set
Splint Clothes Bosket-fomiIy-
wash size -------78e
Sliee-o-Sliee Breed Cutter
resllees reody-out breed, $l.68
Bathroom Hompers-bench or
upright. PeorItex tops-white-
and black. peach. blue. white
or ivory-color -------$2.68
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Cotton Wash Frocks
$3.50 Were S3.95
L and more

100 in misses and women's sizes
light and dark background prints
and plain paStels. (Also a few navy
frocks-not washable.) Sizes II
to A in the group.
50 Washable Rayon Frocks in
stripes or prints of blue and pink.
Sizes IL to A. Were $1.95. Now
S1.35
IS Cotton Percale Frocks-ight or
dark backgrounds. Sizes IA to A.
Were 81. Now-78c, 2 for S1.50
40 Short Rayon Smocks and Sheer
Cotton Frocks with long sleeves,
Sizes IA to A included. Were
$195. Now
Down STAIRS STORE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Fall Handbags, So

Priced Io,c for savings
IS black and brown simulated seal
grain leather bags in the top
handle style.
100 Bags in a clearance of white
rayon polka dot taffetas, linens and
soiled white simulated leather bags.
Were 81. Now soc
40 Leather Handbags-black patent
leather and brown, green, and blue
calf. Slightly damaged from dis
play. Less than u price ---$1.35
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Juniors Lightweight Goats
90 Were S7.95 and more

Were S795 and more
81 of wool fabrics mostly in black. Included at
the same price-a group of dresses in rayon crepe
in prints. Broken lots, sizes and IT,
Sc Pieces Juniors Apparel including white rayon brocaded
evening wraps cotton and rayon evening light
shades sheer crepe street dresses in light colors
Sizes IL to II. Were S3.95 and Now ---- 81 IS
200 Juniors Cotton Batse BlOuses Sweaters
and cotton chenille in light shades Sizes 80 the
group Were 81.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Misses and Women's
Hats, sI

We're SI.95 and more
100 of straws and other fabrics.
White, black, navy. Small and
large sizes. -
$50 Straw and Fabric Hats-in
black, brown, navy. red and green.
Small and large headsizes. Were
81 and more. Now ---50 SOC
IS Straw Hats in black, brown and
navy. Small and large sizes. Less
than u price ----------25c
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Misses and Women's
Jackets and Skirts
sI''o each
We're S295 each
We're S2.95 each

IS polka dots, striped and solid
colors spun rayon jackets and
skirts. Rose. white, gray and tan
but not in every size. Sizes 10, IL,
IA, 18 and 20 in the group.
6 Misses Summer weight Coats Of
sheer wool or basket-weave wool.
Rose, navy. light blue: sizes IL,
IA, 16 and 20. Were S7.95. Now
$3.50
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
COATS AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1940-09-05

Metol Wood Baskets three
styi>s---$2.z5 and S2.48
Carlton Endure stoinIes. Steel
Kitchen WoTe-soIid steel alloy
containing chrome and nickel.
2-quort Double Boiles--$4.19
o-quort Souoepons-----$4.ls
ga Inch Frying Pons---Sz.4e
2-quort Soucepons ----$l.45
Rodiotor ShieIds-o34 inches
wide; adjustable ! 8 TO IS inches
in length. Ivory or woInut-coIor
finish -95c
Sonette Gorbose PoiIs-stepon,
lift lid. 12-quort size. White,
green, red or ivory color, $l.58
No-droft Window VentiIotors-
22x34-inch size. Fit almost any
window. Ivory or woInut-color
metal ---9 CSC
Boli-beorins Egg Beote,s Of
stainless steel. Red, green or
blue trim 7Se
Evening star., 1940-09-05
Costume Slips, IS

Special
200 rayon taffeta flower printed
slips in pink and blue; also rayon
crepe slips in tearose. Majority
Of styles are tailored. Sizes "a TO
A in group.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-09-05
ToddIers', Juveniles
Apparel, Sis
Vas SI.95 and more

Vas uY5 and more
$50 pieces including toddlers'
Spring coats in pastel wools; cot
ton baby boy suits in light colors;
little girls cotton dresses in prints
and plain colors. Sizes l to 6 in
group.
250 pieces Children's Apparel in
cluding cotton sheer frocks in light
prints and plain colors for toddlers
and little girls; also cotton over
alls; sheer blouses and "kewtie"
suits, bathing suits of rayon woven
with "Lastex" yarn in light colors
and baby boy suits of cotton in
light colors. Sizes ! to 6 in group.
Were 81 and more. Now 75c
356 pieces Cotton Print PlaycIothes
and Swim Shorts of rayon satin
woven with "Lastex" yarn. Broken
sizes l to 6. Were 38c and more.
Now 25e
425 pairs Pastel-striped Cotton
Lisle Socks-irregulars; would be
more if perfect. Sizes Az to 6.
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND CHILDREN.