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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04

time and date withheld. Only few
were listening to their radios Tues
day night, and others failed to
hear the fire whistles signal. There
were complaints that the fire whistle
could not be heard even as far as
the veterans hall. Signal for mobili-
zation is three blasts of the whistle,
repeated tllee times.
The mobilization call is an an
nual Legion event to keep MEM
bers in readiness for any disaster
call requiring trained organizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04

with her daughter. She was born In
Indiana April II. 1852.
The funeral services will be held
in the church where Mrs. Smyset
was as active member for many
years. She will be buried in tho
Holtville cemetery beside her hus-
band. The body was at the Fields
funeral home in Ho.tville.
Among her survivors are hes
daughter, Mrs Slade, a son, =. p.
Smyser OF Holtville; a granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Clara Votter OF Yorba
Linda; a grandson, Donald Smyaer
of Holtville; and two great grand.
children.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04

Otner would limit the time such
property could be held.
Despite reports that President
Roosevelt would accept any 'reas-
enable notifications the compro-
mise offers failed Immediately to
satisfy all congressional opponents.
Charges of "dictatorship-raw and
unashamed" still came from those
who believed the bill was too broad
for improvement by amendment.
They insisted that it should be
killed.
The fate of the bill appeared to
be uncertain. The request for the
broad powers has had the house
in an uproar for two days. Another
Continued on Page s; Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
l.. A. Profiteerinu
Inquiry Launched

LOS ANGELES, June 4 CUP)-
An investigation of alleged profi-
teering on commodities was launch
ed today by special national de-
tense grand jury of % men select
ed by Federal Judge Paul j. Nc
Cormick.
Jurors were impaneled after
questioning as to understanding
and prejudice of antitrust legis-
lation. They met with attorneys of
the antitrust division of the depart
ment of justice to hear the FBI's
plan of action for the investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
j. 5. Naval Attache
Slabs Himself

LONDONDERRY Ireland, June 4
CUP) = Lieut. Comdr. Walter II.
Jones, 43, assistant United States
naval attache in London and former
commander of President Roosevelt's
yacht Potomac, stabbed himself to
death with bayonet aboard Brit
ish warship anchored here while
temporarily insane it was an
nounced today.
On inquest aboard the ship dis
closed Jones had secluded himself
in his cabin and stabbed himself
in the heart Monday evening. He
died in a few minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04

Grief stricken because of the
death of her husband two years ago.
Mrs. Smyser's health failed rapidly
since that time. She gradually be-
came weaker and two weeks ago
her family realized she never would
recover.
During her first years in Impe-
rial Valley she lived with her family
on a ranch south of Holtville. The
family went to town to live when
Smyser opened law offices in Holt
vile. He became justice of the peace
in 1927 and retained the office until
his death two years ago. Since then
Mrs. Smyser spent most OF her time
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
Army Orders Big
Construction. Job

WASHINGTON, June 4 CUP)-
Brig. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell,
construction chief of the quarter
master division, told a house sub
committee today that he has re-
ceived orders within the past "a
hours" to under take work totaling
approximately 1,00O,O0O000.
Somervell testified before the
house military affairs subcommit-
, tee investigating defense that the
nature of the work was not a
military secret in one respect but
in another it was
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
SAN DIEGO. June 4 (UP)

SAN DIEGO, June 4 (UP)
Members of the international AS
sociation of Machinists (AFD, Air
craft LEGAL 1125, will take strike
vote next Tuesday, June 10, to de-
eide whether or not to 60 out on
strike at the $2O,000,000 Conssli-
dated Aircraft Corporation bomber
plant if current labor contract ne
gotiations fail
Members of the machinists Union,
which claims to represent f4,00G
of the $4,000 workers at Consoli-
Gated. decided to take the strike
vote after the unions spokeemen
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04

average daily attendance of less
than 500 the polls must not be open
ed before a. m. nor closed before
S p. m. and must be kept open at
least four hours, County School
Superintendent E. L. Hiteman said
Wednesday.
Liquor must not be sold in any
of the school districts dEring the
hours the polls are open, Liquor
Control Officer Viggo Hansen of
the state board of equalization said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
FL Centran Asks
Hunf;for Robbers

j. M. Gay, 261 East Main street,
Ell Centro, Wednesday asked Imper-
ial county peace officers to search
for three men he said held him up
with a gun and robbed him of So
while he was riding with them to-
ward Yuma, Tuesday night.
Eleven miles east of Holtville, Gay
said, man in the rear seat of the
sedan thrust gun in his ribs i'm
mediately after the driver jammed
on the brakes and threw him off
balance. He said they took his mon
ey and ordered him out of the car.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04

halls to report. The response Tell
far short of that noted last year.
In Ell Centro 80 men and eight
women reported at the veterans
hall, far less than halt of the num-
ber that reported last year. In Cal
exico the response was 20 men and
10 women.
Drop in attendance was blamed
on failure of notification, rather
than in lack of interest. This was
the first year in which newspapers
had not published an account OF
the impending emergency test, with
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
PAPER SAYS NAZlS
USE DAKAR BASE

LONDON, June (UP) - pl,e
naval correspondent of the Londse
NeWs-Chronicle claimed today that
German submarines, based on Da-
Ear, have practically blockadeS
the Cape Verde Islands,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
Lesson in Contrast

Lesson in Contrast
Speaking of music, there was a
lam session" that followed re-
cital last Saturday night that would
have opened the eyes of guests who
a short time before had heard Mrs.
Warren Brock, Georgiana Sones,
Geraldine Johnson and Kathryn
Hendirks produce some fine classical
music.
The girls "let down their hair"
after the recital and gave a fine
contrast with Comm Round the
Mountain
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
Came Out Even

Came Out Even
Ever since this $21 month wage
for the army soldier was announced,
RR has been wondering just what
the chaps did with all that income.
Now we have a general idea.
Bobby Glasgow, son of Pat Glas-
gov, relayed from camp that after
all the deductions were taken out,
for laundry, cleaning and SO on, he
had nickel left!
All, but what did he do with the
iitney?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
Legionnoires in
Emergency Test

American Legionnares OF Imperial Valley Joined Will
egonnares of other parts of the state Tuesday evening
in responding to the annual test emergency call.
The CALL issued by radio and fire whistle, sent
women in valley communities fire stations and veteran
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
'Droft Pro Perty'
Storm Catherine

WASHINGTON, June 4. (UP)-Two amendments t."
the administrations request for draft property powers
for President Roosevelt suggested today One would
require congress ratfy the existence of national
gency before private property could be requsoned the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
Mrs. S. IA. Smyser
Funeral Planned

Last rites for Mrs. Clara A. Smyser 49, widow ex
Judge s. NJ Smyser will be held at the Holtve Chrstis
church at pm. Thursday
Mrs Smyser died Monday at the home of her daughter
Mrs Nellie s. Slade in Moor Park She had been i'll only
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
PIans DivuIsed
BV QueStio on
Water, Power
Developments Indicate Negotiations
For Proposed Site in Advanced Stage;
set-Up Would Dwarf seeIey in Size

Plans for establishing large U. S. Marine base in
northern Imperial Valley disclosed Wednesday fol
lowing inquiry at Imperial Irrigation district headquarters
concerning available water and power facilities for 1000
Negotiations for the base have apparently reach
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
Once Mightiest Ruler of Eastern Hemisphere
Passes Away After Embittered Years With
Lonely Court; End Comes Suddenly

DOORN Holland June A. (UP)-Former Kaiser Will
helm H. S2, last of Germanys Hohenzoen emperors died
at II 80 am today Il 80 PST) at Doorn House
The once mightiest ruler of the eastern hemisphere
lord of way and figure of world for
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
British OccupV
MoSuI Oil Field
In Iraq MoP-U p
Tension Builds Up as French Move in
Direction Of Actual Military Aid+o
Germans; Bombs Loosed on Syria
: BY UNITED PRESS

British extended control Of strategic lraq We'd
nesday in the face of mounting crisis Ffenchman-
dated Syria.
British troops occupied the Mosu area seat of 1raqs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
BASEBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis ......... 900 002 000-2- 9-3
Boston ............... 200 100 1OX-4-11-1
Gumbert and Mancuso; johnson
and Mast.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis COL O
Anderson and Evans; Ostermueller
and Ferrell.
Philadelphia at Chicago-night
game. All other games, both leagues,
postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-04
CANTALOUPES

Imperial Valley: Demand good
market firm. Carloads fob. cash
track, jumbo 36s, S2.25; Ass $3.50.
Pony ass and 54s 81.
L. A. Hay us. No. l S16.-l6.50;
U. S. No. 2 leafy $3.50. No. 2
Sl4-15; Mpls. ept. flax S1.79R.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Art NeedIework
Reduced

1 NeedIepoint Chair Seat and back
design finished, only background
to be filled in. Seat 36x36 inches.
Back 26X26 inches. Was SIS. Now, SO
I NeedlepOint Piece Gros Point.
Design finished. only background to
be filled in. 27x28 inches. Was
$3.50. Now S3.s5
3 Model Hand -crocheted Cotton-
and-rayon Gimp Bags. IN maroon.
white or navy. Were S4 Now So
9 pairs Rayon Taffeta Hand quilted
Pullman Slippers in case TO match.
Peach and wine Were $3.50. Now. 81
3 pairs Model Cotton Pillow Cases.
One case embroidered, one case
stamped, White with coIored en-
brodery. 42x36 inches. Were S4
Now ~ ---.--.- So
4 Cotton Lace Scsrfs in cream color.
l4x44 inches. Were s225. Now,
S1.15
1 Rayon Satin Lingerie Set; 3
pieces. Eggshell. Slightly soiled.
Was $40. Now IS
2 Rayon Taffeta Lingerie Sets; 3
pieces. Green, blue. Slightly solled.
Were S375. Now .-..- 81
Needlepoint Mules; design fin
ished; only background to be filled
in. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Tramme Needlepoint Bag, ma
terial included to complete bag.
14xl7 inches. Was SIS. Now, $3.50
l Model Linen Luncheon Cloth,
white with colored cross-stitch en-
briodery. Was SIS. Now $3.50
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

editor. emphasized that China must
not become the victim of "a slave
economy in the slave and master
order that menaces human progress
all over the world.
New members of the Advisory
Committee include Senator Capper
of Kansas, Paul V. McNutt, Federal
relief administrator; Senator Ell
bert B. Thomas. Rear Admiral H. E.
Yarnell, Mrs. Joseph E. Davies, Mrs.
Sadie Orr Dunbar, president Of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs, Right Rev. James f. Free
man, Bishop of Washington, and
Miss Earlene White of the National
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Youth Held for Jury
In Restaurant Holdup

Irving Medlin, jr, l9-year-old
Greensboro IN. c. youth, said to
be one of two persons who took part
in a restaurant holdup in the 500
block of F street NV. early Friday,
was held under $4,000 bond for grand
jury action yesterday when ar
raigned on robbery charge be-
fore Judge John P. Mcmahon in
Police Court.
Following his arrest shortly after
the alleged holdup, Medlin was
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Girls Dresses, SOS

Uere S2.9S and S5.95
100 Of cotton IN prints, stripes and
plsids Girls and 'teen-age sizes
7 to Is.
% 'Teen-age Girls Evening Dresses
of rayon taffeta and rayon net
Pastels and some plaids. Teen
sizes u to Is. Were S795 and more
Now ------- S4.95
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AGE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

900, he said, adding that the TO-
100000 figure does not appear too
distant"
Advertising by retailers in connec-
ton with National Cotton Week,
May 1924, will jump 25 per cent
above the total Image placed for
the 1910 event, he said. The outlay
for advertising and promotion will
come to at least $30O0,000, he added.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Cotton Consumption Seen
Nearing 10 Million Bales

A cotton consumption by domestic
markets of 100000 bales annu-
ally was foreseen yesterday by
Charles K. Everett, director of mer-
chandising of the Cotton-TeXtile
Institute, in an address before a
luncheon of the Advertising Club
OF Washington at the Raleigh Hotel.
Five years ago the consumption
was 5000 900 bales and by last year
1t had jumped to more than 8,000,-
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen

100 dozen fine quality tissue. 1000 sheets to
the roll.
/ 27-inch Mutscher Cabinet Base. Was 21.50.
Now sllso
1 5o-inch MutschIer Cabinet Base. Was s23 Now
S12s5
z Breakfast Tables with porcelain top, extension
leaves Were s22 Now S1295
NeSco Roaster Cabinet. Was $6.95. Now SS95
/ Mutscher Kitchen Table; 22x27 inches Was SO.
Now s495
breakfast consisting of porcelain top extension
table and matching chairs trimmed in white and
rod Was ga Now s1915
Jewel Electric BroiIer Was 1895. Now S195
Hostess Tray Set; pieces. Less than u price.
Nou S195
Steam Electric Iron. Less than "a price Now sS.95
Hamilton Beach Ice less Ice Cream Freezer. Less
than u price. Now 1898
| Unpainted Hardwood Linen Utility Cabinet. Was
400 80 Now -- STATS
gallon Walnut Floor and Deck Enamel Was 1915.
HOUSEWARES EIGHTH Floor
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
D. c. NotubIes Named
To China Aid Group

An appeal to Americans by Will
liam Allen White to back the drive
for funds of the United China Re-
lief was followed up at New York
headquarters of the drive yesterday
with appointment of a National
Advisory Committee, including many
prominent residents of Washington
and vicinity.
Mr.. White, the Emporia CKans,)
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Fur Goats
One-haIf Price or les.

One-halt Price or less
Brown-dyed CaracuI Paw Coats. Sizes
II and IA. Were S110. Now SIS
] Gray-dyed 32-inch Caracul Paw Coat.
Size II. Was S110. Non SIS
Gray Kidskin Coat, Hat and Muff. Size
IA Was S175 Now w--------- $3.50
/ Shesred Beaver 32-inch Coat. Size Is.
Was S325. Now------------- SI6250
/ SeaI-dyed Rabbit 32-inch Coat with Hat
and Muff. Size Is. Was s95. Now S47.50
Leopard dyed Lapin 32-inch Coats with
Hat and Muff. Sizes Is and 18. Were
sos. Now SAT so
l Seai-dyed Rabbit 32-inch Coat. Size
16. Was S95 Now --------S S47.5O
l Beaver-dyed Rabbit 32-inch Coat with
Hat and Muff. Size 16 Was sos. Now s47.50
: Brown and BIack-dyed Lapin Coats.
Sizes IA, Is, 49, Less than y price 90 S39
Seal-dyed Rabbit Reversible Coats.
Sizes IA, Is, 18. Less than u price S39
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Pandora Patent Leather
Pumps, Sos s7.''
We're SII.75, SI4.75

A pairs of patent opera pumps, medium
and high heels. A few wool gabard1ne
Steplns, patent trimmed Discontinued
STYLES. Broken sizes. 4 to 9, AAAA to B.
III pairs Natrix and Balance in Molten
Shoes. Comfortable medium heels. Step
ins and tie styles in black, brown and
blue. Cotton -and-wool gabardine, kid
skin. patent leather and combinations.
Broken sizes. 4 to 9, AAAA to c. Less
than y price -------------------- -S4.95
MoMEN's SHOES. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Apple Festival Planned

The Independent Food Distribu-
tors of the District will hold spe-
cial entertainment meeting tonight
at 8:15 in room No. l, United States
Chamber of Commerce Building,
1915 H street NV. The feature Of
the evening will be the "Appala-
Evening star., 1941-04-24
w. c. T. u. Meets Tomorrow

The Northwest Union of the
Womens Christian Temperance
Union will meet tomorrow at pm.
at the home of Mrs. Blanche Burton,
1913 Lawrence street NE. Guest
speaker will be Mrs. G. C. D.
Townshend, chairman of the Better
Citizenship Committee of the WOm-
ems Council. Federation of Churches.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Round TubIe TO Hear TooIe

Brice Toole, Justice Department
attorney, will speak on "a Federal
Union of Democracies" at a meeting
of the Washington Round Table
tomorrow at 1890 nm. at the Ma
tiOnal Press Club.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Painted Porch Lamps, So.

We're $3.50
3 white iron bridge lamps with 12-inch square
glass trays. l blue, l red. l yellow.
5 Painted Double Hurricane Candfsticks for porch
tables with vase base to hold flowers ! red white
Were $3.50. Now SIPS
Bronze finish FluoreScent Desk Lamp with lS-inCh
tube. Was Sl45O NOW. $50
l l. E. s, Pin-up Wall Lamp with 6-nch globe. 100
watt bulb, tan paper shade. Less than p price.
Now --------.--- .-.----.--------- s195
Other Lamps and Shades also reduced. All slightly
Solled or damaged
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Decorators Fabrics

much less than I, price
7 yards Brown Silk Satin ~ Sc
yards Green Wool Damask $40
ia yards Green Cotton Striped
Velvet ---- Sl2
3la yards Striped Beige Linen and
Cotton ------ .- -- SO 65
rs yards Dark Rust Cotton Whip
cord S4
SIS yards Light Rust Cotton Whip
IL yards Rose Whipcord --- 81
SIS yards Beige Cotton Stripe 49, SO
212 yards Silk Brocade -- S8
Also 200 Decorators Samples rang
ing from IL to 3s yards in length
in Chintz, Wool cotton silk Dam
asks. Silk and Cotton Brocades and
Novelty patterns greatly reduced.
STUDIO or INTERIOR DECORATING,
SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Boys Summer Suits

Greatly reduced
Cotton and mohair Summer two
piece suits in light fancy patterns.
Single and double breasted models
with sports backs,
Cadet Suits. coat and long trou-
sers. Sizes 10 TO l3. Were $40
Now -------------- S''ao
Knickers Suits, coat and knickers.
Sizes IA and Is. Were 1895.
Now s6.45
IL Rugby Suits, coat and shorts.
Sizes s to 8. Were S695. Now $445
a. BOYS Summer Wash Slacks of
cotton and cotton-and-mohalr.
Assorted patterns and colors in
sizes Ii to 19. Were 81 TO S3.o5.
Now Sl.45 TO S2.65
As BOYS Two-piece Cotton Knit
Paiamas with short sleeve slip-on
top and matching shorts. Plain
colors. Sizes to 18. Were $50.
Now --------- ---------------9 CSC
AZ Juveniles One-piece Cotton
Crepe Pajamas in stripes. Sizes 4,
S. II. Were sl35. Now soc
1875 pairs Boys Brief Undershorts
of ribbed Durene cotton. Small,
medium and large. Were SOC.
Now Csc
20 Boys Cotton Short-sleeve Crew
neck Basque" Shirts and a few
slide fastened collar styles. Hori-
zontal stripes and plain colors in
dark shades. Sizes to l8. Were
81. Now --------- csc
The BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Women's FormaIs, s26
Here S4S and S4Q7S

Of silk chiffon and rayon crepe, some
with jackets. Black and pastels. Sizes
20 to AZ and 20l2 to 2412.
Rayon Crepe Dinner and Evening
Dresses in white, blue, VINE and black
Sizes 38, AZ and 2012. Were s16e5 and
more. Now S9.95
WoMENs FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Motions Reduced

/ Imported Tan Leather Manicure
Case. Fitted with several imple-
ments. Slide fastened. Soiled. Was
Sc. Now 81
10 Wardrobe Bags of washable cot
ton print. so inches with S-garment
capacity. 36-inch slide fastener.
Were S295. Now oW---------- 50
l Rayon Covered Utility Box for
gloves, hose and handkerchiefs,
Soiled. Was So Now--S S1.50
2 Brown Imitation Leather Sewing
Cases with slide fastening. Inside
Is mercerized thread in assorted
colors, mending silk. scissors, tape
measure, thimble and l package 3 9
needles. Slightly damaged. Were
81 Now Sl.50
NOTIONS, A1sLEs 81 AND %,
FrrsT FI n0p
Evening star., 1941-04-24

taken to Gallinger Hospital after
he was said to have told police he
had swallowed poison MedIin's
alleged companion in the holdup
escaped with some $40, which police
say was taken.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Little Girls Sun Suits
o. We're Sis

35 of cotton Seersucker and broad
cloth in prints and stripes. Sizes
3 to s.
8 Long Party Dresses of rayon taf-
feta in pink. peach, aqua. Sizes 3,
5. s. Were s595 and more. Now S3.e5
25 Dresses of rayon taffeta, rayon
crepe and cotton broadcloth in
peach, aqua, pink and stripes.
Sizes to 6. Were S1.95 and more.
Now --.-.-.-- - S1.15
JUVENILE APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Books Reduced

3 copies "Audubon's America"
Edited by Donald Culross Peattle.
Were S6. Now W------ $3.50
copies Spanish Painting" Hy-
perion Press. Less than y price,
S2.75
lot Assorted Titles, slightly soiled.
Were 81 and more. Now --- 81
l lot Assorted Titles, slightly solled.
Less than Y price ----------50c
THE Book STORE, AISLE %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

Federation of Business and Profess
sional Womens Clubs.
William c. Bullitt and Wendell
L. Willkie are among members Of
the relief Campaign Committee.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Sports Dresses, s2'9'
Less than y Price


DO dresses of wool-and-rayon, blue, beige,
navy red, brown. Sizes II to 20
10 Sports Dresses, wool and rayon, blue.
beige. rose. gray, gold-color Sizes IL to
90 Were S2295 and more. Now S12 95
20 Wool Sports Skirts, plaids and plains.
Red, blue. Less than L price------- SS.95
SPoRTswEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24

chan Apple Festival" which in
cludes apple demonstration displays.
moving pictures. fruit selling and
awarding of prizes to the best
"apple packers" present.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Trade-in Radios
sl.e5 s3.e5 and s5.e5

Especially good for rumpus rooms
or an extra radio for your children.
Famous makes. Table and cabinet
styles. All are in playing condition.
Other Models $3.50 to S19.95
/ Electric Combination RCA S29.9S
l Phonograph, spring wound, cam
vas case. Originally $3.50. Now
s7.65
/ Bronze Finished Desk Radio with
pen holder and electric light. DAM
aged. Originally $3.50. Now
s19.4S
21 Record Albums, holding 2, 3 or 5
records. Similar albums have been
RADIOS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Juniors Dresses Reduced

Group includes woodland rayon crepe casual
shirtwaiSt jacket dresses, cotton or rayon
velvet dreSSy dresses, pastel dresSy rayon
crepeS. Sizes 9 to II.
90 were s1O.95 and more. Now---------------s s595
90 we're ST 95 and more Now -------- S495
20 Skirts in 1ared and pleated styles All wool fab
RIGS some cotton veVeteen, some skating skirts
Plain and plaid colors. Sizes TO Is. Less than
l. price Now S195
so Initial APPEL Pins of colored suede or lizard Less
than 2 price Now -20c
JUNIORS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
CoIIotyPe Prints, So
We're 79c
We're 79c

113, including prints OF we'll
known contemporary artists such
as Winslow Homer, George Eaklns.
George Innes. Wallace H Smith,
Bruce Mitchell, Edward Hopper,
John Whorf and others.
Round 30-inch Mirror, beautifully
framed in antique-effect metal leaf,
Was S35. Now Sl9.75
l Large Upright Mirror, suitable
for hanging above a mantel. sofa
or table. Was $35. Now s19.75
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
Misses Harris Tweed
Goats, s22.9'

cDBEIu CHUSP--StH3iiUf SElI6S
haze been in regular stock
at S29.75
25 of your year-'round topcoats at a saw
ing Lightweight wool Harris tweed IN a
notch collar box coat or a button-front
REFER Herrlngbone. diagonal and mono
tone patterns. Brown, blue, heather and
gray. Sizes IL to 20.
Tweed and DreSsmaker Coats of fine i'm
ported and domestic woolens. Brown,
black. wine and blue. Sizes IL to Is
and 40. Were s4975 to s6975. Now SS5
Fine Spring Coats. Navy and black
wool Sizes IA Is, 20 and SO. Were
S7975 and more. Now S39.15
Imported Wool Tweed Capes and Coats
in green, rose. beige, brown mixtures.
Sizes IL, Is, 18. Less than 12 price.
Now " S29.75
CoATs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.