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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
UnderSea Post Office

The only underwater post office
in the world is located at Nassau
in the Bahamas. Its official title is
"Sea Floor, Nassau, Bahamas"
Founded by the famous explorer of
marine life. John Ernest William
son, the post Office is situated in
the underwater chamber known as
the Williamson Photospherc from
which the explorer pictures the Won
ders of the deep in the coral deco
rated sea floor. The post Office has
its own cancellation and postage
stamp, the only one in existence
showing scenes of undersea life.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
BROWNING NEWS

Butcher Boy play suits, sizes 2
to 4. To close out at so cents.
Economy Shop.
Special sale on summer mer-
chandise, including coats, dress
es and hats. Hats as low as so
cents. The New Dress Shop. lit
Small repossessed piano in your
locality may be purchased for
balance due. Write credit mana
ger, Box 294. Great Falls, Mon
tana for price and terms. 17-2t
Mrs. c l.. Graves had as guests
over the weekend her sisters,
Miss Myrtle Monro of Detroit,
Michigan and Miss Eunice Monro
of Cheyenne, Wyoming. The vi
sitors were on their way to yell
lowstone National Park, having
earlier in the week been through
Glacier National Park.
That good home baked pie.
Gateway Sandwich Shop.
j. w. Cross, land clerk at the
Browning Indian Agency office,
arrived home Monday from IN
enjoyable visit with relatives in
Illinois.
One-fourth off on all costume
jewelry. Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rer shaw
returned Saturday night from a
six weeks auto trip which took
them in or through over twenty
states. They visited a few DAYS
with her folks in Kansas and
few with his folks in Missouri.
Their trip took them as far south
as the coast. On the 4th they
had the pleasure of seeing MIR.
Renshaw's three nieces, who are
professional Rodeo trick riders
peri orm in Kansas City, Mo.
the youngest of whom is five
years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jarrett, son
Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schmidt were visitors i n Great
Falls and KalispeIl Saturday and
Sunday.
Special T-bone Steak Csc. Gate
way Sandwich Shop.
Mrs. Joe Stone was in Brown
ing on Monday transacting BUSH
ness.
Richard Taught was business
caller in the county seat on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Joe Dame of Glacier Park
was in Browning Saturday.
All summer sheer dresses on
sale. Economy Shop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Beautiful OueZal

A quezal or quesal is one of the
most beautiful of birds. inhabiting
the mountains of Central America.
Its body is about the size of tur-
tie dove and the plumes of the tail
are goldcn-green, often measuring
49, feet. Before the Spanish con-
quest these plumes were only al
lowed to be worn by chiefs. The
rest of the plumage is green above
and scarlet below and the eggs are
pale bluish-green. The females have
short tails.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
The Fertile Crescent

Civilization was Graded in Egypt
and In the Fertile Crescent" Prof.
James II. Breasted of the University
OF Chicago coined the phrase, the
Fertile Crescent" 1t applies to the
region, crescent shaped on the map,
between the Persian gulf and the
Mediterranean, which includes Mes
opotamia, Palestine, Phoenicia and
Syria. These were the ancient lands
where the soil was fertile though on
every side they were surrounded by
deserts.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18

G When flown at half-staff. the flag
should be hOisted TO the peak for an
instant and then lowered to the half
staff position. Before lowering the
flag, it should be raised again to the
peak. On Memorial day, May 50,
the flag should he displayed at half
staff from sunrise until noon and at
full staff from noon until sunset.
q The flag must not be used as 4
table cloth. Nothing but the Bible
should rest upon the flag.
q Never display the American flag
with the union down except as a
signal of distress.
q The flag should never be used to
decorate platforms or stands. or
draped in any fashion for decorat-
ing purposes.
q When used to cover a casket. the
flag should be placed so that the
stars are at the head in the upper
right-hand corner lover the heart)
looking from the foot. The flag
should not be lowered into the grave
nor allowed to touch the ground.
q No other flag should be hoisted
above the American flag except a
church pennant, which can be flown
from the masthead above the Stars
and Stripes when religious services
are in progress in a military chapel
or aboard United States navy ship.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
New Acid-Tank Lining

Chemically one of the most inert
substances born in research labora-
tories in recent years is synthetic
material which scientists call Koro-
seal. So resistant TO corrosion is
the new substance that it is now be-
ing used by one Of the worlds larg-
est steel mills TO line tank holding
5000 gallons of hydrofuoric and
nitric acids, violent corrosive COM
bination used in the picking" proc
ess TO clean stainless steel.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18

On important national holidays pa
triOtic citizens throughout the coun-
try like to display the American flag
as outward evidence of their loyalty
toward their nation.
On days like these, being familiar
with proper flag etiquette is valuable
and important. For rather definite
and well-defned courteSies toward
the national banner have been de-
veloped in military and civilian
practice of flag display.
Most people realize in general
way that good care should be given
the flag and its use as common
piece of cloth should be avoided.
But sometimes lacking is the knOwl-
edge of more specific rules regard
ing its display.
Compiled here are few rules of
flag etiquette for the display and
use of "Old Glory"
G. When the flag is displayed on q
wall, the stars should be toward the
left with the stripes floating to the
right.
q When hanging with the stripes
in vertical position, the stars
should always appear in the upper
left hand corner.
q. On parade. the American flag al
ways claims the place OF honOr-at
the right.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Black AbSOrbS Heat

Black substances absorb heat
while white reflect it. This is dem
onstrated by placing two pieces of
cloth, one black and the other white,
on piece of ice. When the sun
shines on them it will be found that
the black piece absorbs the heat
and melts its way into the ice, but
the white does not.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
First Sight of Buffalo

The buffalo was first seen by white
men in Anahuac, the Aztec capital
of Mexico, in 1921, when Cortez and
his men paid their first visit to the
menageric OF King Montezuma. In
its wild state the animal was first
seen in southern Texas in 1880 by a
shipwrecked Spanish sailor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Supreme Court Organized

The Supreme court was estab-
lished when President Washington
signed the judiciary act on Septem-
Der "a, 1879. On that day he sent
to the senate the names of the ap-
pointees. On February l, 1870, the
Supreme court met in the Royal
Exchange, a building located at the
foot of Broad street, New York city.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Notwithstanding Capacities

Peak capacity which U. S. air
craft manufacturers could reach in
a years time is 5000 planes a
month, while under war conditions
Great Britain (including Canada)
and France combined could build
$500 month, Germany about $500
a month and Russia about l 1000 a
a month, survey by the United
States News shows.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Double Duty Legislation

Officials foresee increased sales
for the rubber industry and greater
safety for pedestrians and motorists
under the revised Pennsylvania mo-
tor vehicle code which became eff
fective last September. The amend
ment makes unlawful the operation
OF q car with tires showing breaker
strip, cushion gum or fabric" Vio-
lators are fined $40 on summary
conviction.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Van Dykes -Four Things

Henry Van Dyke POLITICALLY pre-
scribcd -four things" for proper hui
man conduct. He said -Four things
man must learn to do if he would
make his record true: To think with
out confusion clearly; to love his
fcllowmen sincerely; to act from
honest motives purely; to trust in
God and Heaven securely"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Worn Like KnapSack

Portable radio Transmission sets,
carried on their backs like regula-
ton packs, are being used with sue
cess by members of the British ex-
pedltionary forces in France The
sets have been found useful in
transmitting information from ad-
vanced posts and are widely used.
Two men form a team.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
College Populations

New York university had $500
students in 1910. counting part-tine
students. This gives it the largest
college population in the United
States. However, it is only sixth
when only full-time students are
counted. The first five are: Univer-
sity of California. 26,O04; University
OF Minnesota, 1901. Columbia uni
verslty, 1921; University of Illinois,
1850; Ohio State. 1921.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-18
Indians Started II

Some authorities attribute the eX-
istence of the western prairies to
the practice of the Indians in burn
ing the land as an aid to hunting
and land clearing. Regular burn
ings prevented trees from becoming
established.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
By the Associated Press.

B. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Counsel fol
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt said to-
day that the 28-year-old million.
naire turfmap had been served with
papers in a divorce suit brought by
his wife, the former Manuela Hud-
sen, San Francisco society girl.
Sol A. Rosenblatt, the attorney
said the papers had been served
recently" and added:
The case will be defended"
No formal complaint has been filed
vet, and details of the charges were
not available.
Mr.. Vanderbilt, attending the race
meet at Saratoga, refused to CON-
ment. Nor was any comment forth
coming from Mrs. Vanderbilt's law
yers.
The couple separated last Decem-
ber, when Mrs. Vanderbilt and their
dauhter, Wendie, 2, took up resi-
dence at the family's Long Island
home on Sands Point.
The VanderbiltS were married in
June, 1898, at Sands point. Mr.
Vanderbilt is heir to a $40 900, ,OOC
fortune and Is active head of Bel
mont Park and Pimlico racing activ-
tiles. Mrs. Vanderbilt is a niece oi
Mrs. Charles S. Howard, wife Of the
owner of SeabiScuit.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Police Called Abusive
To Strike Pickets Here

Complaint that Washington police
have been abusive and insulting
to pickets in two strikes and have
been showing "partisanship" to en-
ployers was made today by Sidney
Fl. Katz, secretary-treasurer of the
industrial Union Council, in a letter
to Commissioner Young.
One of the strikes, Mr.. Katz said,
was the Arcade-Sunshine Laundry
and the other a house construction
Job at Alabama and Pennsylvania
avenues Sc. Mr.. Katz said he
planned to appeal to Representa-
tive Schultz, Democrat, of Indiana
to hold hearings on the issue and
also planned to see Mr.. Young per-
sonally.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Pictures and Mirrors Reduced

2 Upright Oval, FURNISHED gilt framed plate
glass mirrors. Less than y price Now S6
l Round, FURNISHED gilt framed Early Amer
iCan plate glass mirror, unique design. Less
than y price. Now Sc
l Large Original Oil Painting by A. Melzer
Framed in handsome metal leaf, portraying
a ship at close view. Less than y price.
Now Observation-Disclosures S17.5O
l Lovely Original Modern Oil Painting,
Fishing Fleet" by P. J. Raymond, framed
in light blending frame. Suitable for any
large space. Less than y price. Now $3.50
l Handsomely Framed Large Original Oil
Painting of Spring landscape by Ferdinand
Danton. Less than y price. Now $3.50
1 Very Large Original Oil Painting, "A Forest
Glade" by Troelin. Beautifully framed in
metal leaf to enhance any large space in
living room. Less than y price Now $3.50
/ Unusual Original Oil Painting by A. Duca
of Village Carnival" showing 18th century
influence in feeling, coloring Framed ap-
propriately in metal leaf. Slightly damaged
Less than y price. Now S25
j Beautiful Original Oil Painting of Autumn
scene titled Evening Glow" by Troebln.
Delightfully."- framed in antique metal leaf
Less than z price. Now-$ $17.50
! Large Decorative Original Oil Painting of
a graceful Autumn scene artistically framed
in metal leaf. Less than y price Now S17.5O
l Unusually Styled MetaI-Ieaf Framed Up
right Plate Glass Mirror of unique decorative
value. Was $35. Now-S SI9.75
Large Handsomely Metal-leaf Framed
Horizontal Mirrors of fine plate glass.
Adaptable to any graceful design or period
of furniture. Was $50 Now SI9.75
2 Lovely Metal-leaf Framed Plate Glass
Mirrors to be used upright over any charm
ing piece of furniture needing height.
Frame simple in design Were S35. Now S17.50
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Infants Furnishings
Reduced

YoIande Handmade Cotton Or
CANDY Dresses IN white with cotton
lace trim. Sizes l and 2. Were
1895. Now 1886
; Yolande Handmade Cotton Or
gandv Dresses IN white Sizes ! and
?. Were S7.95. Now S5.95
Handmade Cotton Dresses in
peach or blue. SIZES l and ?. Were
s5o5 and more. Now S3.95
; Printed Cotton Organdy Dresses
in pink and white and cotton lace
trim. Sizes ! to 3. Were s695.
Now --.---------- .--- 1895
II Carter's Pantie Dresses Of pink
or blue cotton. Soued. 1 year size
Were $3.50 Now ------ Csc
Zimmerli Wool Bands. Size 4
We're Sl75. Now Sl.25
? ZimmerIi Wool Bands. Size &
Were $3.50 Now SI.s5
Kroll Playard. Maple-finlshed
hardwood; slightly damaged. Was
sI0e5. Now ---- s7.95
KrolI Crib Of maple finished
hardwood: slightly damaged. Was
s2295. Now - Sl6.o5
INFANTS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH
FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01

l Large Handsomely Decorative AlI-giass
Mirror which will produce a charming eff
feet in any room. Slightly damaged. Less
than y price. Now ow-------S S25
10 Lovely japanese Landscape Prints framed
in mahogany. Also in white. Less than L
price. --------------- 81
Charming japanese Prints, giving the
Oriental influence. Gilt frames. Less than
Il price. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 so
2 Modern Geiatone Character Studies framed
in neutral tones. Less than u price Now IS
l Large Horizontal Landscape in gelatone
framed in red maple. Less than u price.
Now Sc
Beautiful Large Modern Floral Prints hint
ing of an Oriental air, framed in natural
wood. Less than u price. Now---S5 S5
1 Interestingly Framed Modern AIrbrush
Floral in a modern treatment. Less than y
price. " Sc
1 Large Mahogany Framed Flower Print.
Less than u price. Now----s4
l Classic Flower Print of Unusual Grace. Less
than "a price. NowS3 $3.50
2 Very Large Horizontal Still-lfe Studies
framed in dark mahogany. Less than z
price SO
1 Large Upright Flower Subject in processed
oil to create bright effect Slightly dam
aged. Less than "a price. Now $40
Airbrush Pictures Of F1orals. Less than y
price. Now $1.75
4 Unusual Botany and Antique-type Prints
framed artistically. Less than u price. Now
S156
J Flowers on Mirrors to Reflect Color Less
than u price. Now w S2\
Count Rumford Less than "a price Now
S12,50
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Boys Summer Suits
S7.4o We're SIO.95

8 of cotton and -mohair in light
fancy patterns. Two-piece. single
and double breasted models with
sports backs. Cadet suits, coat and
long trousers. Sizes 10 to l3.
s Knicker Suits, coat and knickers
in cotton -and-mohair. Sizes IA
and Is. Were 1895. Now - S6.45
10 Rugby Suits, coats and shorts
Sizes 6 to 9. Were $685.. Now S4.45
3S Boys Summer Wash Stacks of
cotton -and-mohair Assorted pat
terms and colors Sizes II to 18.
Were 81 to 1895. Now S1.45 to S2.65
AZ pairs Juniors TwO-piece PinOc-
chic Cotton Crepe Pajamas in plain
colors of blue and tan. Sizes 4 to
8. Were S125 Now ---- soc
Al Juniors PinOcchiO Cotton Crepe
Robes to match above paiamas.
Sizes 4 to 8. Were Sl25. Now soc
81 Boys Cotton Crew Neck Basque
Shirts with short sleeves. A few
slide fastened collar styles included.
Horizontal stripes and plain colors
in dark shades. Sizes 8 TO 18.
Were 81. Now W------------ Csc
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Dresses
s5,95 s4.95
Less than y price

LcSS mum II pte
IS dresses pastel woods,
rayon prints, pastel rayon crepes,
spun rayon plaids, rayon metallic
plaids, rayon taffeta and cotton
velVeteen.
IL Junior Misses Spring Coats of
wool tweed and wool crepe. Loose
box coats and REFERS in navy,
MILDLY blue and beige. Sizes 9 to
Is. Were S1695. Now S11.95
10 Spring Suits of navy wool fam
mel with an eagle embroidered on
the pocket. Sizes 9 to 13. Were
$7.95. NoW----------------- S5.95
Is Dance and Dinner Dresses.
Rayon taffeta, net. crepe and chif-
fon in pastel shades. Sizes II TO
13. Less than y price S6.95
20 Rayon Jersey Blouses in pink,
white, beige and maize. Sizes 9 to
IS. Were S5. Now $3.50
IS Wool Tweed Skirts, monotones
and mixtures. Some plaids, some
pleated skirts, some skating skirts.
Sizes to is. Less than p price.
S1.45
13 Mixed Wool Tweed Jackets, COL
Jared and cardigan styles. Beige,
teal. Sizes IL to Is. Were $10.95
and more. Now - S5.95
Is Skating Jackets. Hip-length
rayon fleece jackets with silver
color buttons; quilted cotton per-
Gale print jackets. Sizes IL to IS.
Less than y price e----- S1.45
10 Skating Jumpers and Suits. Cot
ton gabardine and wool Sizes IL
to IS. Less than price s2.95
30 Wool Sweaters, cable stitch,
sleeveless, turtleneck and embroi-
dered bulky knit styles. Sizes 80
to 36. Less than 4 price 75c
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH
FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Porch Lamps Reduced

Painted White Iron Bridge Lamps With l0-nch square
glass RED Parchment paper shade with lines
match tray. Were S5 95 Now -------------- 1895
3 Hurricane CandIesCkS with base to hold flowers and
chimney white, l Were $3.50 Non 81
I Maple Table Lamp with cotton fabric shade Was
50. Now S1.95
/ Dusty Hall China Lamp with eggsheu rayon
tearOSe lined. Was S.. Now $3.50
Antiaueblue Regency Style Table Lamp with parchment
paper SHADE color. Was IS 95. Now 1895
Assorted Parchment Paper and RayOn Shades reduced
All slightly soied damaged.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Worrens and Misses Apparel Exceptionally Low Priced
Goats and Capes Reduced

II Coats and Capes in Spring and Winter
Weights Includes Shagmoors. Stroock
camelshair Forstmann and Jullllard I'M
ported wool tWeeds. Dressmaker and sports
STYLES. Black. brown. blue natural, gold
color and mixtures Sizes u to 18. Were
S3e75 and more Now So
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Girls Pejamas, >l''

" ere AI.0S
40 two-pIece cotton palamas in
stripes, prints and plain colors-
peach, yellow and blue Sizes 6
tn u.
II Cotton Slips for Tall Girls. Cot
ton lace-trlmmed neCkllnes. deep
hens. Sizes 10, u, 16. We're 85c.
Now ---.-. SOC
25 Slips for Tall Girls. Silkano-
ravon with cotton lace trimming at
neckline and hem Sizes u to is.
Were sl65. Now S1.15
20 Juniors Formfit BraSsieres. cot
ton net and lace. TearOSe. Sizes
80 and 80. Were ST. Now 75c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP
10"11"F 6
Save-Friday Remnant Day
Remnant Dn Mah not return OF dnng dah Dor
ppa;ek Somhms
Art NeedIework
Reduced

! Petit Point Madonna Face Fin
ished. material included to complete
background. Was SIS Now $40
Model NeedlepOint Door Stop, ma
room background. Dog design. Was
$3.50. Now ---------- S3.75
/ Model Linen Luncheon Cloth in
white with colored embroidery.
Conventional design. 50x7O inches.
Was $i050. Now ---------4 $3.50
l Model Linen Bridge Set in white
with colored embroidery. Cloth
33X33 inches. Napkins l2Xl2 inches.
Was 81 Now $3.50
l piece NeedlepOint Design Finished,
only background to b. filled in.
22X3o inches. Was $3.50 Now 81
pieces Needlepoint. design fin
ished, only background to be filled
in. 25X27 inches. Were $3.50.
Now 81
l NeedIepOint Chair Seat and Back,
design finished, only background to
b. filled in. Seat 22X24. Back
21x23. Was $3.50. Now So
l NeedIepoint Chair Seat and Back,
design finished, only background to
be filled in. Seat 30x3O. Back 29x
% Was S2l so. Now SIS
ART NEEDL EWoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Girls Sweaters, S.

Less than : price
25 wool sweaters in sizes for girls
and 'teen-age girls. Shpover. cardi-
gan and sleeveless styles. White,
yellow, nayv and green.
25 Girls White Cotton BlouSeS.
Sizes 7 to Is Were 81 %. Now S1.I5
80 Wool Flannel Skirts. girls and
tecn-aga sizes. SuSpender and band
styles. Beige. yellow. AQUA, rose,
blue. Sizes 3 to IS. Were 81 95
Now S1.45
GIRLS SPoRTswEAR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Pandora and Matrix Shoes
Reduced, SOS and s7'9'
Were SI0.75 and SI475

II pairs reduced because they are discon-
tinued styles. Included are black patent
leather opera pumps in medium and
high heel styles, patent leather T-strap
shoes with medium heels and black oxfords
of calf and stepins of wool-and-cotton
gabardine. Broken sizes to 9. Widths
AAAA to B.
So pairs Oxfords, stepins and pumps of
black, brown and blue bucko, cotton-and-
wool gabardine and patent leather. Discon-
tinued styles by Arnold, Grayfex, Tru- -poise.
Broken sizes to 9. Widths AAAA to B.
Were S675 and more. Now 1895
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Writing Paper, So box

Vas 81 b01
so boxes in a cabinet style box
Letter and note combinations.
White only. "a notes, "a letter
sheets, 48 envelopes to the box.
IS boxes Cranes Powder Rose Sta
tionery in letter or note size with
single or duplex borders. 48 sheets,
48 envelopes. Were $l.35. Now,
box CSC
2 Solid Walnut Pen Bases with
perpetual calendar and two desk
pens Were IS. Now ---- S2.95
STATIONARY, AISLE 4, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Women's Dresses, So'9'
Less than ! price

Less than J brfce
25 daytime rayon crepe dresses in tailored
and dressy styles. Brown, blue, plum,
and green. Sizes Is to "A.
% RayOn Crepe Dresses for women and
shorter women. A few long coat ensembles
wool coats and rayon dresses Mostly
black and navy. Sizes Is to SO, AZ. A. and
14l2 to 24l2. Were Sl695 and more.
Now -- $3.50
Is RayOn Crepe Dresses and Long coat
Ensembles, some with wool coats Black,
navy and brown. Sizes Is to "A, l6l2 to
% 2. Were S25 and more Now S1S75
Dresses and Jacket-dresses, of silk or
rayon crepe. Blue, brown, pastels Sizes
l8 to SO, and 40. Were $4975 and more.
Now co.
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Wardrobe Bags, sl-'0
We're 81

" ere ~
IS of washable cotton in 60-lnch
length to hold garments; with
36-inch slide fastener
Tan Pigskin Manicure Case fitted
with file, cuticle scissors, nail
clipper and knife. Soiled. Was
$3.50. Now S5
1 Utility Cabinet, paper covered in
green floral stripe. 5-drawer space.
Damaged. Was 1895. Now s2.95
l Travel Case covered in tweed
design paper Slightly damaged,
Was $50 Now
NoT1oNs. AIsLEs 81 AND %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
ChiIdren's Goats, S7'9'
We're SIO.95 and more

We're SM.95 and more
IS Spring weight wool coats,
camelshair, serge and ChevIot.
Navy, tan, brown. Tailored styles.
Sizes 2 to s
20 Rayon Taffeta Party Dresses,
both long ana short lengths. Pink.
peach, aqua. Sizes 3 to 6. Were
S395 and more. Now S295
50 Girls Cotton SunSuitS. seer
sucker or brOadClo'h Prints or
stripes. Sizes 3 TO 6. Were Sis.
Nov Csc
JUVENILES APPAREL. Fourth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-01
Costume JeweIry, o5'

Vas SI.35
so pieces including bracelets, pins,
necklaces of gold color metal with
colored stones.
25 pieces Costume Jewelry includ-
ing pins. bracelets and necklaces of
metal with colored stones or plain
metal. Were S295. Now $2.l5
COSTUME JEWELRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST Floor.