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Evening star., 1941-08-27
Frank David Strader,
Federal Attorney,
Dies in Arlington
Assistont Revenue
Counsel Had Been
III Eight Weeks

Frank David Strader, 81. assistant
general counsel of the Bureau of
Internal Revenue, died Tuesday at
his home, 1906 N. Garfield street,
Arlington, Va. He had been i'll
eight weeks with a heart ailment.
Mr.. Strader, a native of Augusta,
Wis, had been with the Bureau of
Internal Revenue since 1923. Start
ing in q minor capacity, he studied
law at night and was admitted to
the Virginia bar at the age of As.
Subsequently, he also was admitted
to the District OF Columbia bar
and to practice before the United
States Supreme Court.
Before entering Government serv-
ice he was an auditor for the Wis
consin State Tax Commission in
Madison. In Washington he was
a member of Barristers Lodge, No.
As, of Masons. He was director
of the Metropolitan Building and
Loan Association of Arlington.
Mr. Strader received his early
education in the public schools and
at Stevens Point Normal School in
Wisconsin.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Hattie L. Strader; a daughter, Mrs.
j. j. Hildebrand, and a son, Frank,
jr., both of Arlington; two brothers,
Archie and Earle Strader. both of
Augusta, and two sisters, Mrs
George Lindenthaler of Fall Greek
Wis, and Mrs. Milton Schori of
Milwaukee, Wis.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today at the Ives funeral
home, 1924 Wilson boulevard, Ar
lington. Burial, with Masonic rites,
was to be in National Memorial
Park Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
|Dr. William I. Gill,
Veteran Physician,
Dies al Home Here
Had Pructiced
Medicine in District
For Lost IS Years

DR.. William Tignor Gill, who
practiced medicine in Washington
for the last SIS years, and was
widely known throughout the East,
died yesterday at his residence, 5000
Thirty ninth street NV, after a
short illness.
A native of Louisville, KY, DR..
Gill was brought to Washington by
his parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard c. Gill, at the age of 18
months. He has made his home
here since that time, although he
was an extensive traveller.
DR.. Gill came from family long
active in the field of medicine. His
son, DR.. William T. Gill, jr., is a
prominent Washington physician,
and another son, Richard c. Gill,
is writer and explorer.
Was Educated Here.
DR.. Gill attended elementary
schools of Washington and on
March 16, 1887, was graduated from
the school of medicine of the old
Columbian College, now George
Washington University. He did
postgraduate work and served in
ternships at Children's and Emer-
gency Hospitals before going to
Bellevue Hospital in New York City.
For years his hobby was paint
ing and he was regarded as a con-
noiSseur in this field. Later he
found an active interest in photog-
raphy and during extensive travels
took motion picture views of many
European countries now destroyed
or in the grip of war. He gathered
a fine collection of travel films. An
other Of his interests was the Ma
tional Park system Of the United
States
DR.. Gill's travels took him to
Canada, Central America, various
parts Of the United States and
Alaska. On a trip to Alaska he
visited the most northern hospital
in the world
The traveller often was accorded
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Lucy Monroe Will Lead
PhiIade|p Sing Tonight
By the Associated PreSs

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Let's
all sing and boost civilian morale.
That's the prescription of Lucy
Monroe, who is putting her idea
into practice by holding community
sings all over America.
The former Ziegfeld chorus girl
who sang her way into grand opera
insists there's nothing like COM
munity singing for making people
feel close together and patriotic.
First sing of her tour took place
at Washington early this month and
attracted an enthusiastic crowd of
$4,000. The second is scheduled
tonight at the Philadelphia NUM-
cipal Stadium.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

unusual courtesies by Governments
of the countries he visited.
Active in Civic Affairs.
DR.. Gill's last trip to Europe was
on the yacht Stellar Polaris, which
touched at Scandinavian countries,
the North Cape and Spitzbergen.
He was a member of the WASH
ington Society of Fine Arts, the
American Art and Archaeological
Association, the American Medical
Association. the District Medical As
sociation, the George Washington
University Medical Society and
many other local and civic organ
izations. He was a patron of the
Central Union Mission and other
charities.
In addition to his sons, DR.. Gill
IS survived by his widow, Antoinette
F. Gill. and sister. Miss Emma B.
Gill, all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm tomorrow at the residence
with the Rev. Dr. George S. Dun
can, of American University, Of
f1ciating. Interment will be in the
family lot in Rock Greek Gene
terry.
Honorary pallbearers named are
DR.. Thomas Kelly, DR.. william T.
Herbst, E. X. Burlew, DR.. j. @.
Adams, Albert S. Galley and E. B.
Shaver.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

moved to Tacoma. He became ac-
tive in civilian life as department
commander of the American Le-
gion, chairman of the City Planning
Commission, general chairman of
the N. r. A. and a delegate to the
State convention to repeal the eight
zenith amendment.
He was born in Baltimore, Md,
October II, 1863, the son of Judge
William Alexander. He studied law
in an Office and was admitted to
the bar at Centerville, Md, in 1884.
He Is survived by his widow and two
sons, William, lieutenant colonel,
now at Fort Devens, Mass, and
Robert, jr-. of New York.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Legislator Stricken
On Bomber Recuperutinq

Representative Smith, Democrat,
OF Connecticut was reported resting
comfortably at Walter Reed Hospital
today after having suffered a mild
heart attack yesterday while in an
Army bomber.
Mr.. Smith was stricken soon after
an Army transport plane had taken
OIL here for the Midwest on an
inspection tour of Army ordnance
plants. Mr.. Smith is a member of
the House Military Affairs Subcom-
mittee which is investigating ma
teriel and personnel in the Army.
MIR. Smith suffered a similar at
tack on the House floor three years
ago. He is expected to remain at
the hospital for several days, his
Office said. Mr.. Smith is 81.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
In Mrmnriant

FLAHERTY. TIMOTHY E. In loving re-
Fs1 # 9u DER agssfRd .ho sna e.: f.:
parted this life eight years ago today, Au-
gust 81, 1898.
And while he lies in peaceful sleep
%rE. sos AND
FOREMAN, JOHN 1. tribute of love
H voted otxHe fsther 3 JOHN e5s FoRE%AN, N NJ who %
e. S7s'fs 1888, s"'' Two years ''0 '0o''' August
Then. with no fiery throbbing pain.
No cold sradations Of decay.
ha resd s M soS the e 1s nag
HIS sop DAUGHTER ANITA FOREMAN LIE
HALL, MAMIE E. A tribute of low. and
Sssas3n K ths 2a S9E aa1s: 9hs:
The memory Of her sweet love and wise
aER fHSRse fs iHd' cH6RRN III sRRGr'
AND ISABEL.
JACKSON. DELILAH M. In loving men,
ory Of our devoted mother. DELHAH M.
JACKSON, who passed away seventeen
years ago today, August ~, 1924.
And while she lies in peaceful sleep
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
MOORE. ROBERT EUGENE. In loving
of sfs spd
away four years ago today, August ~.
1887, Anniversary mass at st. Aloysius
DEVOTED MOTHER; JULIA M, MOORE;
AND MRS. LILLIAN SHAW.
PAXTON. MARION. In sad but loving
PAXTON Of Fairfax, Va, who departed this
life one year ago today, August 27, 1910.
We never thought when. you left home
That you never would return,
That you soon in death would sleep
And leave US here to mourn.
The blow was hard, the shock sever
We never thought your death SO near;
Only those who have lost can tell the pain
OF parting without farewell.
August brings sad memories
y. OF @ our 10y l1yed dor one - gone ne, to .d rest.
By those who loved her best
We do not know the pain you bore.
We only know you went away
Aho 0'o not say so0erRi TaE FAMILY.
STEIN. RAYMOND. In sad but loving
ssoSs9 q our dsyotsf son nd
Sbsi this If. M two Years ago today AS AUGUST y.
FATHER. MOTHER. SISTER AND BROTH.
SULLIVAN. BERTHA A. In sad but low
mosher ns vds Who
parted this life August 27. 1910.
She had a smile for every one.
To those who knew and loved her
Her memory will never grow old.
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
THOMPSON, FANNIE C. In sweet mem
ory Of my dear mother, FANNIE c.
THOMPSON, who left me nineteen years
ago today, August ~. 1922.
Somewhere back of the sunset.
Away from this world of strife.
Ny darling mother Is sweetly resting
HE'D seas eR6 K no dhapYs
RUSSELL.
vANDEGRIFT. LYDAE. In sad but low
ing memory Of my dear friend, LYDIA z.
VANDEGRIFT, who departed this life
twenty years ago today, August q. 1921.
FRIEND.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
IS Reported Injured
In RuiIwuy Wreck

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-Ffteen
persons were reported injured last
night when a two-car Baltimore IL
Ohio passenger train struck an open
switch and then collided with q box
car at Ellicott City.
Four of those injured-the engi-
neer, conductor, baggageman and
one passenger-were taken to Uni
versity Hospital, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Cuban Consul Injured

CHICAGO, Aug. ~ P-Ignacio
de Algarra, IS, Cuban consul here,
and his wife, Mercedes, AZ, were
injured last night when struck by
an automobile.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

SWEET. HENRY DENNISON. Suddenly:
nassday Hospta Fl GsTes
sweet and father Of Russell warren sweet.
Brantly. Friends may call at V. L, speare
Co. 1909 H ST. NV.
Funeral services at Wakefield Meth1dist %is
nesday, August 81. at pm. Interment
church cemetery.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL HUNTER. Suddenly,
on Monday, August %. 1941, at his resi-
aUSTEE sR peSs befeved hussand Of
Marie Loebel TAYLOR, father Of John and
rhu4sdas qnfasi August h s $50 Re
suiem mass at St Anthonyy's ,C Church at 9
terment Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
rangements by p. A. Taltavull 81
TILGHMAN. LAWRENCE A. On Tues
fsy Aassst e. fsdl a Mssssa 1hS If
Of Brentwood. Nd. Also ' surviving are
three brothers. four sisters and other rela-
Notice, Of funeral later. Arranrsmsnts
TINSLEY, FANNIE A. Departed this life
Gena. On sis Assus Rsss e. 1s. n1 % F. ssE Ees
TINsLEY. She leaves to mourn their loss
her her. hYSband @ Dorsey TinsIey; % three daush-
Ethel M Palmer Of Philadelphia, Pa; one
sister and one brother of Richmond. Va.
and other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by MCGUIRE.
WANDER vEER. GoLDIE. On Tues
day, August 26, 1941, at her residence.
1903 South 18th ST.. Arlington. Va:
GOLDIE WANDER VEER, beloved wife OF
tired).
Remains resting at the Ives funeral
home, 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
until Thursday August 2s. at 100 PM:
thence to Arlington National Cemetery.
where rraveside services will be held at
2 pm. ~
Evening star., 1941-08-27

The earliest of shorthand sys-
TENS was invented soout 80 BIC.
by Cicero's private secretary.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-mint Treat
Get HaPpy. Cooling Resef Fer

Oet f1afPy, C0ekns keheI r6f
Duniag Calssses Put Spsig In Ysu Stsp
Don't xroan about tired, burning feet.
rive them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the com.
forting, soothing eoolness of Ice-Mint driv.
ing out fiery burning i. aching tiredness.
Rub Iee-Mint over those ugly hard old caIe
louses, ~ directed. See how white, cream
like Iee-Mint helps soften them up-ehass
thsm sway. Get foot happy today ths Ies'
Evening star., 1941-08-27

India's new mint at Calcutta will
cost $2,000,000.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
DFaths

PEASANTS, ANNIE. On Tuesday. Au-
e. Of svs
vile. Md, beloved wife Of the late Samuel
A. Peasants. Remains resting at Gasch's
funeral home. 46 Maryland ave. Hyatts-
Services at Pinkney Memorial Episcopal
Church, Hyattsville, Nd, on THURSDAY; An
ETs % D pa1t neoln ans
Please omit flowers.
PROCTOR. LUCY E. On Sunday, Au.
s. LgcY PScx: PRocToR r., 1s9yse sIDu.
mother 81 Eidridse Gentry: Eaith N. smith.
Marie BusRaef END ProeoI Butler Ghs
may call at the W. Earnest Jsrvis funeral
homei 143S .@.,,t You st. NV after pm
Funeral Thursday. August 2s. at ! Pm.
from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church.
Rev. Walter H. Brooks oficiatinp.. Rela,
Cemetery Alexandria, Va. 81
Esther CHAPTER, No. l., o. E, s.. are hereby
notified of the funeral of Sister LUCY E.
PROCTOR, Thursday, August %, 1871. At
! PM; from the Nineteenth Street Baptist
EFFIE THOMPSON, w. NJ.
E. G. HAHHH HENDEksoN. IL 1Aoaes3s seeFsssiy. '" r.
PROCTOR. LUCY. Members of Queen
Victoria Household of Ruth, No. 1711.
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows. are
requested to attend call meeting at Q. F.
Hall Wednesday evening, August 27. 1941.
at g O'Clock, to arrange for the funeral OF
our late sister. LUCY PROCTOR.
JENKIE GAFFNEY, M. N. G.
FRED A SABBS, w. r.
RAILS, MAMIE MONCURE. On Tues
ssa STSt 9S is4 at sS Tssidsnss MnN
S9h ana R SoSsI beloved 81 E ds.sd 1a Gnn M
Portner and N6ncy Moncure Rails.
Funeral services at Aqua Church. Stat
ford County; Va. on Thursday, August %,
ment Aqua Church Cemetery.
ROBB, CHARLES s. On Tuesday. Au-
gust 26, 1941; at his residence, 2316 goth
band of Gay Estill and father of James S.
and Charles 8, Robb and Mrs. Neill Ray
mond and Mrs. Lloyd r. Freeman. jr.
Services on Thursday, August %. at $3.50
pm, at the Church Of the Covenant. Conn.
ave. and N st. NV. Interment Rock Creek
Church Cemetery.
sALwACH, MARY ELLEN. On Monday
tnee Rhodes, aged ~ years: DAUGHTER of
mains resting in the chapel of p. A. Talta-
vull 436 9TH st. s.w.
Funeral services at st. Dominic's Church
on Thursday, August 2s. at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment. with
military honors, at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Men fer ~ -. Safety Runnias Beardsl Wide, full
length running boards are standard on all 1912
Hudsons, concealed &nd protected Ss~isst sseu,
zee ~nd slippery mud Extra safety the year round!
Evening star., 1941-03-21

- -
Reefer coats in Forstmanns woolens.
High button rever in black, navy, WOOL
Dressmaker coats in della robba blue Caraway brown
malachite green
Forstmann's wooen in beted casuals
Juiliard woods in straight box models.
Misses SIS IS
Reeers-2 button, navy black twill.
Trapunto trimmed Tuxedos, beige blue
Full skirted fitted coats black navy.
Rayon satin bound Refer, navy black twill
Misses Sl995 and S2295 Coots-- -Sl775
Capes, daShingy cut, navy, black twill
Lingeried colared coats, navy black,
Braid embroidered soft models. navy, black
shirtwast collar type, navy black twill.
Pleats for slimness, navy black twill.
Misses sizes to IT.
Juniors S29.75 to S3975 S2775
Costume Goats Forstmann's Elgardeen, navy, black
Lngeried collar soft coats, navy, black.
Shirtwast CaSuals in Forsmann's WOOL many colours.
Pleated models navy, black.
Single and double breasted Refers. navy, black.
Juniors Sl995 and S2295 Coots---Sl775
Capes Refers Box in soft twis WOOL in beige,
blue, black navy.
Covert the big hit in casuals, natural
Casuas herrngbone tweeds: blue grey nude, tan.
Junior sizes 9 to IT.
Women's S1695 to Sl995 Coots---Sl375
Dressy and casual models wools twills mixtures.
Women's Sl9.95 and S2295 Goats SITS
Capes-dressy and SO to a. 331 to Az
Women's S2o.75 and S35 Coots----S2775
Capes REFERS embroidered and braided soft coats Cos
Forstmann, Juiard and other fine woos wool
crepes
JeIeff Misses. Juniors, Women's coot Shops, Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-21
All Lingerie!

S1.o5 Slips S155
Camisole and straight tops mdrf style embroidered tops
lace edge tops, six Rayon satins rayon crepes
Celanese tafeta Pink. white 80 40. to a.
s. Slips Sl90
4-gore bodice top lace rued hens embroidered tops
s. Slips S235
Lady Lynne silk and rayon san tucked bodice top lace
hens Lace applique, bodice top, lace straps Tea rose
dove white, 80 to 40
81 .95 Gowns LES
Fagotted rayon crepe prints Bubble print rayon crepes
Surpce neck rayon crepes Cap sleeve rayon sans Aen
type lace trimmed styles. Sizes 80 to SO.
Rufed rayon sheers luscious rayon crepe prints lacy
rayon crepe with lace yokes Tea rose maize blue 80 to 49,
S3SO Gowns S3 IS
suplice bodice rayon sheer prints white blue tea rose
banana grounds " round neck silk and Bemberg rayon
satins lacy yokes lace appliques. Tea bue opane
80 to 40.
Grey Shops Second Floor
S. and S5o5 Gown EnsembIes- S385
Prints, solid coors. lace trimmed rayon crepe rayon
satins white blue, tea rose, dove. Sizes 80 to 40.
s. Pojomos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s235
Tailored rayon crepe bouquet printed rayon satin aqua
tea rose, white, 80 to 40.
81 and $3.50 Brushed Royon Gowns,
2 for 81 so
Assorted styles coral blue blush long sleeves
lines, aqua, blush, blue. 15-16-17
Jeeffs indies. Street Floor
81 Royon Undies -------79c Z for 81 50)
Briefs Shorts stepins tailored and drsy details blush.
white, sizes to 8.
81 Royon StypIine SIips--7oc Z for 81 5O)
Fitted bodice, blush, navy, black 80 to AZ.
81 Striped Royon Chemises, 79c Z for s. .50)
Fitted, self striped blush "a to AZ.
Street Floor
s. to S395 GrdIes, Panty Girdes - S235
"smtites" rayon lace Lasex durable Istex rayon
Faille Lastex, blush, white, to T.
$3.50 to $3.50 "SompIe" Corsets-S485
Franco grdles, foundations, for small, medium and
large figures Sizes rs to "a; 80 to AZ.
$50 to $40 Sample Corsets ------ s. 85
"Leong Spirit Of YOUTH "Treo Smartline" girdles,
foundations for small medium figures in rayon satin Lasex,
rayon brocade cotton batise sizes 81 to 3d. SO to 4
Jelleffs Grey Shops. Corset Shops, Second Floor
SlO.95 Fousecoots, NegIgees -- S585
Printed sheer rayons wrap skirts Peaed rayon crepe
roane style Shrtwaist top full skrted spun rayons
luscious colors IL to 20.
S3.95 Housecoots- -S285
Big. colorful polka dots 1avishy spashed puff
sleeve coat of pretty neck ties
Dusty rose copen blue with white IL Wrap
to a. Also floral prints in rayon Crepe Swsstne cot
ton seersuckers with lazy daisy edgng rose blue wrap
IL to a.
Jelleffs houseeoots Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Dresses, Costumes

Misses Sloo5 and SIS Dresses-----Sl7.75
One and two colour Redingotes Wool and wooandrayon
Costumes Bolero acketed rayon crepe prints White COL
lar redingoes sheers Dressy detailed afternoon
rayon crepes New neckline basics ngeried
frocks of sweeping cotton lace Chinese Spanish Gypsy
themes rayon chons rayon crepes rayon jerseys Float
ing rayon chons with twisted grdles decolletages
in prints, plain colors Sizes II to 90
Misses Sl6.95 and S1995 Dresses IS
Polka dotted Cape costumes Spectator sports costumes
in soft woos Career basics with soft neckines Slashed
necks. sheers high shades. Lngered prints solid
color rayon crepes Evening bouant rayon SETS
marqusettes Rayon bengaine jacketed Dinner Suits
Gypsy skired rayon evening Chfons Bishop sleeves,
bilowy rayon chiffons Misses sizes IL to 20.
JelIeffs Misses Dress Shop, Second Floor
Juniors Sl995 and S22.95 Dresses SITS
Gay Redingoes in printed rayon crepe with
wool-andrayon long coats White collar navy, black rayon
sheers Jackeed prints solid colours combinations Dane
ing rayon marqusettes full skred Dinner basque frocks
rayon jersey with rayon tafeta Checked skirt White
topped evening dresses, under gay boeros.
Juniors Sl695 Dresses -Sl375
Print dresses and solid rayon crepe coats Two colour
Costumes linen crash coats Easter egg pastel rayon
crepes. White spashed rayon crepe prints Sailor collar
rayon sheer jacket frocks Ruthe basqueype afternoon
frocks Screen print redngoteefect dresses Evening
rayon organdy full skred Dinner dress rayon
jerseys. Navy jacket white blouse top dinner dress.
Juniors Sl2o5 Dresses -Sl075
Jacket dresses dainty printed rayon crepes Two-pece
prints, pique collar cuffs. Eyelet embroidered colared
rayon crepeS. Gypsy Sklrted, white coared rayon
sheers Fluid sleeves peated skirt rayon crepes Evening
Basque bodice puff sleeved rayon Rayon marquis
cite ormals, soft printed Rayon jerseys
Spashed print skirts
Junior sizes 9 to IS
JeIeHs Junior Deb Shop, Fourth Floor.
and basics Glorious prints lingeried trimmed black
navy stunning color and fabric combinations; Sizes
16a to 242 8 to A. s1375 Sits and s2775 regularly
$685. to S39.75
Larger Womens-Cape costumes slim fitting redingotes
acketed rayon crepes rayon sheers embroidered after
rayon sheers swagger jacket costumes with print
dresses. Sizes 4012-5o12 s1375 s1775 regularly
s1695 to $685.
Jelleffs Women's Dress Shops, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Gloves

S. Royon Fobric GEoVes----59c
Shorties to button lengths. Classics,
dreSsy gloves with leather, lace, embroidery
details, simulated hand sewing, novelty
treatments.
White, chamois, beige, champagne, pink,
blue, red rose, black, navy
81 and So Doeskin------Sl IS, S2.l0
Doe-fnished Sheep Four and button
lengths in lovely plump skins, tanned IN
England made here. White only.
s. Copeskin Cloves As
Four-button length, fine supple skins, full
pique sewn. Black, navy, white.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
&C. $: A< Newer 3!M#, w 4os4 @4At~;,*s>>:y

Tomorrow ring down the curtain Anniversary and the
host of Fashion Events that have created such enthusiastic
buying this week. Coats, Suits Dresses Hats and
Shoes-Accessores and Underwear-ever for your i'm
mediate and Easter warrobe sale for the last
time at Anniversary savings Juniors - Misses Women
Evening star., 1941-03-21

s. Boos- .65
Patents, wool gabardines saddle-fnish cowhide.
capes, capeskins Gamb). Envelopes, single and
double handle pouches, many with zip compart-
ments. Red green pink, powder blue. black, navy,
brown.
s. Boos------ -S265
Wool gabardnes, Patents, Capeskins lamb. Softie
pouches. frames, swagger and tailored envelopes,
red, navy, brown, black, tan red pigskin.
Boqs-Annversoy Special oI-----S385
Crushed Goat Morocco feathers, smooth Calls. Pig
skins Side pocket swaggers, shrred softie pouches
pleated, draped pouches Red, green, tan, brown,
black, navy.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Jewe|ry

ST. JeWely.--.----------- for s.
Cleaning
stonese pieces Pins. clips necklaces bracelets at this
price.
ST lJewelry----------------------8oc
stone to look like expensive Gded
and shining silver metals Carved pieces. Mstrous
S1.95 to S3.o5 JeweIy---S Sl.79
Stunning believe lovely combinations
settings suit clips, bracelets
laces, brooches. ~
S3.o5 to S. Sample JeWelry-- $3.50
Spray pins bracelets pin clips lapel pins
Gus, blazing simulated gems, simulated pearls.
simulated crystal
$50 to SIS Jewelry------------S5
Costume conversation unusually designed rhine
soneset metals shining gold coored silver colored
metals shining enamels and simulated combinations
So to S. Simulated PeorIs---S2.lo
Necklaces Of l. 3 B. and 4-strands beautifully sradu.
ated and strung.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Spring Suits

Misses, Juniors S29~75 and S35
Spring Suits S2775
3-pc. suits with long coats capes navy, black wool
White collar SUITS navy black WOOL crepe Braid bound
suits navy Longer suits navy, black twill
collar Forstmanns Elgardeen navy black Coverts
plaids. tweeds, lovely casual models.
Sloo5 to S2295 Suts------Sl7b
Dressmakers navy black twill Easy tailored suits,
navy black High buttoning longer jacket, navy, blue
beige. Refer Coat Suit peat skirt brown natural tan.
soft lines lovely colors.
Sl695 and Sl995 Suits------Sl375
Two-piece long coat REFERS navy. Tailored and soft
Jackets navy black twill Sailor collar, long jacket,
navy High buttoning Military suits navy, black.
twill. Misses sizes: IL to 20; Juniors to IT.
JeIefs Misses, Juniors Suit Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Sports Shop

S1695 and S1oo5
jerseys oxford grey Shetland types brown and beige
checks window pane Checks beige with blue red green