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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
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or, "you tell hlm for mo that ho Ia Q great hlg atinkerl" Taae phone gel Querled. "po you Wiah mo Q teil him that verbatlm9" "No," WIS the rNtort delightful, aiust tell him what ! said"
 The Dlg.Tlme, Wlll osborne's TO- cordlng of the old-timtr: "Whlle strolling Through tho Park one Day." (in the very merry month Of May, lah do dah), Particularly the Donald Ducky Interruptions. Ale
 most ran into c traffic cop laughing at it via tho auto radio The forthcoming Issue of Look for Dam. on RunyonS iife story by Henry MeLemoro .A OH Maison's satiri- cRture of tho JapanaRis with hs trained monkey al the Music Hall ,.. 1anuck's " PoweFhouse, 'rhis Above All" Tommy Fuckers Wednesday ev0'g program via the Blue Network Kiplings Jungle Book" fine 0aeApist fantasy .. And tho lllt that stays in tho ears called "sometinles"
 New York NOvelette: Racetrack sportsmon will best appreciate this ono He i8 betting ooInIniasoner, not high In the brackets, ct Rll, but he has some wealthy friends, who lot him book thelr big bets when they encounter him .., This ineis dent happened months ago . Three horses were in c race Two of them were nine-to-ten to win. The third was aii outsider-- e long shot. One of the lads friends told hlm to 90 over to the betting ring end make A e6,000 wager on ono of the favorites , Another friend picked the other good horse for Q similar wager The commissioner couldn't lose Hnoe ho placed the gana0 amounts for both "sure-thlngs" Either way he stood to win . neat pack. ago from both bettors And SO he never q,lAcod those WagerB But What2 The long-shot came in-and he was ei0,000 to the goed
 when the eB000 bettors paid of But ono of them, in haste to catch . train to Chicago, said; "fll send you my check when l get therel" He dropped dead on the train The other welehedI gaddest raeestraek story of them aii
 Manhattan MuraIsi The Susan Penny shop where radio actresses rehOarSe their scripts while being fitted Sign In an 8th Avenue luneheonetto; "Conle in and dunk to heck with your BhirtsSleeVesl' .. The panhandler ct elty Hall Park, who weaFS q ragged Paln, Beach suit and SWaggerS hb cane Broadway without it's Wrigley sign-lIke q goldfish without a bowl No Arm Dan" of the Savoy Ballroom, who hasn't missed a night of jltterbuggihg in years Jerry the Mop, the character, who bFaga that he's never paid for . meal at the Automat in five years "schnitS," the Mayer Of 42nd Street who now jerks sodas in Flatbush.
 Broadway Dictionary: Front What you put Up to climb up
 At Liberty: Waiting for vaudeville to come back from the grave
 polny: Anyone who Is envied
 Marriage; A merger for Better oI WorSe-but not for long In timate Night Club; 4 saloon tuFnee into c high class joynt because | was too small to Do . phone booth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
WOMAN CYCLES FOR 70 YEARS

woodland, Cal. -- tUp) -- Miss Minna Gross, 04, is riding Q bicycle but not because of the tire short. age, She has been riding Q bicycle steadily for the pas 70 years, Her present "blke" was 6 gift from her sunday School class 10 years ago. or two of water but in the early stages of c fire that would be ef- fectiVe,
Evening star., 1942-05-21
BOARD NO. l5-A.
Trucking Law Changes
Pledged by Governors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A committee of Governors yester-
day pledged States to modification
of truck laws which hamper the war
effort, and created machinery for
solving similar problems.
After a meeting with Federal
officials, Gov. Harold E. Stassen of
Minnesota, chairman of the COM
mittee, said that the States will at
tempt to adopt, in not more than
10 days, a uniform standard of
truck regulations requested by the
Government.
Gov. Stassen said his group, which
included Governors O'Conor of
Maryland, Saltonstall of Massachu-
sets, Broughton of North Carolina
and Lehman of New York, believed
that all of the Governors could use
their emergency powers to adopt the
regulation without waiting for leg
islative action.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Mattresses and Beds

! Thororest Box Spring for
Double Metal Bed; os IS
z Double e-Decker Coil Springs;
double size
4 lnnerspring Mattress; DAM
ask cover; double. single
Innersprine Mattress; 8-oz.
ticking; double e----
] Double-decker Coil Spring;
three-Quorter ---
] Spring on Legs; aluminium
finish; 3o inches wide
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Costume JeWelry

Costume JeWelry
Orig. Noto
300 Costume JeweIY- 100 '3se
Necklaces, Pins, Bracelets, Clips eor-
rings Many eoIors and combinations.
Wide style vorety)
@PIus 1929 Federal Tox.
Ldnsburoh's-Jepelry-St Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21

You'll find the types you want for
many sewing and apparel re-
quirements. Useful lengths tclI
were best sellers in our stocksl.
LdnSburgh'S-FdbricS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Curtains, Accessories
Orig. No,D
l.98 9oe
So Prs. Better Curtains; pr to 3o8 TO l.99
Toilored and ruffled styles; various coIors
ond styIes.)
20 Quilted Royon Toffeto
Spreods and Dropes; os is; 1896
each ---- 7.eo 3.5s
39c 10
200 Yds. Remnonts; yd.----- to 20 to 25e
(DropeY, curtain and slip cover fobrics.)
LANSBURGHS-Curtai Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Se|ectees Are Warned
To Ask for Fur|oughs
Before Induction
Leohy Says New Law
Is Not Effective
Until June 5

District Selective Service Director
William E. Leahy today issued a
reminder to selectees that until
June IS, when the new Army
furlough policy goes in, selectees
who want furloughs must continue
to seek recommendations from their
local boards in advance of induction.
Local headquarters said they had
received a number of telephone
calls and kilograms from Selectees
who found themselves in camp in
stead of back home after induction,
assuming that the new furlough
policy already had gone into effect.
ut is incumbent on the inductee," +"
said Mr.. Leahy, ito request this
furlough in advance of the date of
induction in order that the local
board may have ample time to con-
slider the request. FurloughS are
not recommended on grounds of
convenience alone, but rather to
prevent hardship and financial loss
to the selectee."
Must Apply in Person.
He also reminded selectees to make
their requests to their local boards
in person rather than by telephone.
District selectees inducted after
June Is will be granted automatic
furloughs at the induction station,
Fort Myer, Va if they request them.
These furloughs are for IA days.
Furloughs until June Is will be
granted, on board recommendation,
from the reception center-Camp
Lee, Va, or Fort George G. Meade,
Nd, and are for as much as 10
days. Unless there is an extreme
emergency, Director Leahy warned,
furloughs will not be granted from
the reception center without the
local boards advance recommended
tion.
Six local draft boards sent "a
registrants to Fort Myer this morn
ing for examination prior to induc-
tion into the Army. They are:
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Only IS of these srnortIy styled
frocks. Dressy ond tailored types.
Every wardrobe con use one. Buy
for now-to wear next season.
Sizes for women.
Evening star., 1942-05-21
Girls Dresses Reduced

Girls Dresses Reduced
Orig. No,D
l3 Teen Dresses; dote type 5.95 3.ss
prints, solid coIors in jersey and crepes
(royon). Sizes 10 to l6D
IS Tailored Skirts; o to 10 3.o5 z.88
Wool d-royon posteI plods tpropery
labeled. Sizes o to l6.)
II Jerkn Sets; for erIs-- 3.95 1888
tWoo-ond-royon tproperly labeled.
Broken sizes.l
s Royon Toffeto Porty Dress
es; girls ond chubby sizes
10 to IeR------- 7e5 3.ss
IS Cotton Dresses, girls and :95to
teens " 2o5 l.3s
LANSBURGRS-GnIs' Wear-Fourth Floor
WOmen'S Hats Reduced
Orig. NoD
22o
so Strow and Felt Hots----- to It's 81
(Smort styles and ooors; many one-ot-o-
kind)
H'S-Millinery-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21
RIOuSeS and Accessories

BIOuSeS and Accessories
Orig. No,D
2o Royon Crepe BIouses; soed 2.25 1.ls
SO Dress Flowers; many types SOC 15e
19o
Sc Wool Sweaters; soiled - to25O l.l9
ALSO popular cotton ehenilles)
l6 Jocket-Skirt 2-pc. Sets; Il
and IA; as is- 3o5 l.39
HS-NeckDedr-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-05-21

Orig. No1p
200 Prs. Pumps, Strops and
Moccosins; 4GS5 l.se
blue, ton and white combinations.
Broken sizes 3 " to 81
100 Prs. Fobrc SondIes; pr 1.4o 79e
Leather sole style in red and blue CON-
binotions Broken sizes for chdren)
LANSBURGHS-Childre Shoes
Second Floor
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-30

Use two tablespoons more cake
called for in recipe, or two r4tle-
-four than tie all-purpose flour
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-30

Engaged in the general
practice of law for more
than 20 years. [ re-
spectfully solicit and
greatly appreciate your
vote and Influence at
the General Election
November 3, 1912.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-10-30

spoons less of all-purpose flour in
q recipe specifically calling for pas
try flour
Evening star., 1942-10-27

tioning AND other military training
before they are called to combat, .
rather than waiting until "later
when an adequate training period
may be impossible"
Resulting financial hardships to
colleges would be no greater sacri-
fees than are being made today by
many businessmen, he observed.
Backs Schooling Plan.
The Princeton University presi-
dent indorsed the proposal that
after = short period OF basic train
ing, as many persons as are needed
to meet professional and occupa-
tional shortages in the armed forces
and industry be selected for further
training In colleges. Colleges fully
converted to war basis would md
the vast majority of their students
to be young men in uniform sent by
Army and Navy orders and engaged
In courses prescribed by needs of the
services, he said.
He pointed out that the British
practice, which leaves broader dis
cretion with the universities as to
choice of students and course Of
study. comprises only about 20 uni
versities, with aggregate normal en-
rollment Of less than $4,000 and "is
not applicable to American condi-
tions."
Evening star., 1942-10-27

ment that they will be utilized wide
~ for this purpose would be ZAP
propriate at this time"
Decries OverzeaIousness.
Voicing support of the proposal
to draft 18 and 10 year old boys, he
called for full conversion Of educa-
tional facilities to war needs.
He decriad the "overzealous
claim by some educational leaders
for protection against the impact of
the war" and said that this lack Of
understanding Of the manpower
needs Of the Army is creating the
unfortunate impression that higher
education is more concerned with
protecting its institutions than In
helping to win the war"
THE simple truth is that the war
has reached q stage at which the
necessities Of battle will not permit
healthy young men to remain in
college to pursue the long-term
values OF = college education" he
said.
THE social cost OF losing the war
would far transcend the losses in
volved In the temporary suspension
OF normal college programs"
Suggests Speedy InGuctions.
Admitting that "one great tragedy
OF war is the loss to the country OF
the best brains Of YOUTH" he de-
clared that no more futile method
Tor preserving our stock of intel
lectual leadership can be imagined
than to try to exclude young men
from the hazards of war"
DR.. Dodds suggested inducting
young men "as rapidly as possible
while there can be greater assur-
ance Of adequate physical condi-
Evening star., 1942-10-27

clients and denied them sleeping
and other accommodations equal to
those available for white passengers
on = trip from Tampa, Fla, to New
York June 30. .
The commission received last week
q complaint from Elmer w. Hen
derson against the Southern Rail-
way Co., Inc. saying he was re-
fused service at dining tables which
had empty chairs. "A resident Of
Maryland, Mr.. Henderson had a
reservation from Washington to At
lanta May II.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Princeton Head Backs
Colleges Conversion
To Wartime Needs
Dr.. Dodds, However, Wants
Protection For Thut Part
Of Plant Not Modified
Special Dispatch to The Star,


PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 81
President Harold w. Dodds of
Princeton University said today in
his annual report to the university's
Board Of Trustees that the Govern
ment is duty bound to do all 1t
can" to see that conversion Of col
leges and universities to war needs
shall not mean a death sentence
to that part of the educational
plant not needed In the war effort"
Dining halls and other existing
college buildings should be utilized
for special training units Of the
Army and Navy and every effort
should be made to place faculty
members where they can be Of
greatest use in the total national
effort, he declared.
DR.. Dodds expressed the belief
also that colleges can be very i'm
portant agencies in the process Of
rehabilitation after the war" and
said that a promise by the Govern
Evening star., 1942-10-27
$hE SHOPS
Cash AND CARRY
Without Painful Backache

Many sufferers relieve nagsins backache
ouicny once they discover that the real
The kidneys are Natures chef way az
taxing tie excess acids ard waste out Of
tne blood. They help most people elinainste
about 3 pints 4 day.
When disorder of kidney function Der.
n1l nl.s POISONOUS matter to remain in your
matte pains, leg pains, swelling. pufiiness
onder the eyes, headaches and dixxinesa.
Dont waitl Ask your druggist for Dosn,s
Pills. used successfully by millions for over "a
Year,: They give happy relief and viii held
ems I'm, .IG OF kidney tubes flush out poison
Evening star., 1942-10-27
New Suit in ice Charge,
Race Bias 10 Railroad
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
A second complaint within q week
charging discrimination against coll
ored passengers on trains was filed
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday.
william L. Standard, New York
attorney, complained that the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Co. re-
fused to serve meals for 18 of his
Evening star., 1942-10-27

Bonds, like bombs, come in many
sizes. Even the smallest one gives \
Jolt to the Axis-n you buy It.
Evening star., 1942-10-27

-Womens crepe rocks in black
wne blue brown with long and bracelet
and peated
SO to A, 162 to 241s
pepums bead braid and embroidery detail
effect dresses in blue brown black
So to A. l6a to 24a
75-Larger Womens $s95
wine frocks with pleated and tucked
with metallic braid, self applques; 4o 5o1a -$sAs
dressy frocks with color jewel touches
and appiques blue green wine. brown black;
4O7 10 oo17 1898
Maternity Dresses-Second Floor
2S1oS5 Maternity
styles with cotton collars adjustable plackets
string waists black blue wine brown and
CREPE IL to S54s
1-sl2s5 Maternity
fock with
able waists juniors misses sizes
-Sl6S5 Daytime and Dinner Maternity Dresses-plaid
sod-coor jackets few afternoon types dress-up
dresses with lingerie ew other
blue brown, wine rayon Dinner frocks
rayon velvet with glitter
Black American beauty Chinese wasnes all:
to II and q few misses
GREY SHOPS-Second Floor
white blue tearoee long-length
colors earose blue not all sizes style Broken
1eo33 trimmed in
rayon crepe rayon sain tearose, white pink
each STYLE 81 to 40 sl5o
-Sss Slack shpswhite earose jersey
3d. rev At size 40--- Sc
2-S3s5 Vanity Fair Pans knitted
"IAstex' tearose; sizes 1 to S1S5
2SSVanty Fair Foundations styles lace IAsex
yarn rayon cotton; In tesrose only 81
Evening star., 1942-10-27

ssMss $1sss Drsssss-onepiece twopiece dresses
tailored and dressy types crepe 1907 woo
wool fabrics: group Of spectator sports types coorful
bnaons also dinner and rayon crepe
chiffon brilliant fashions Including black green wine red
brown gold blue the collection sizes "a
.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
t4o-Misses' S22.95 Dresses-Sll.4s

Models the dinner spectator
sports dressy afternoon business onepiece wo-pee
dresses e 1907
manufacturer colors
blacks bright colors and two-ones. 10 to TO-
1S-Ms xurnlu 81 nne
dinner gowns In choice Of
o. KIND
Evening star., 1942-10-27
MISSES DRESSEs-second Floor
l39-Misses' Sl6.95 Dresses-SS.48

I39-Misses $1695 Dresses-$848
Dinner and dance ocks
-colorf ganorous! onepiece
and informal dinner frock black samples
a-kind street and afternoon dresses
and H. colors the group Coral scarlet wine green brown
black. 20.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
JUNIOR DEB SHoP-Fourth Floor

12o-unior 1858 Dresse-rayon and looe
ocks one-pece and twopiece; rayon crep sequns
cotton Veveeen skirts coored ribbon
with cutou eyelet design jersey
fringe bright color with ruchng
necklines; junior s8As
1oeJuno s2s crepe with trapunto
embroidery, another model with yoke
piece with big novelty buttons type scaopins two
piece plaid woo Double
$50 WOOL 479o junior
ored yokes draped skirts black
brodered yoke; Junior 14s
2Junors Slss5 jersey with shocked
yoke tWo-pece wool jersey with
rayon crepes; Junior sizes ssss
BUDGET DRESSES-Fourth Floor
soMsses and Women crepe frocks
with braid color contrasts types
buttoned to hem black blue d IL to 2o 1871 S3ss
accented dresses button front
skirts Black, rayon crepe; IL to 20, 1871
1oeMsses and Womens piece STYLES
IN ayon crepes and wool mixtures
70 the Wool Labelling Act Coat dresses tailored
collar ocks other detailed
brown, wine IL to 20, 1914 241z z------ s54s
4S-Mse Womens Dresses-one and two
piece styles in few fabrics; Jet
beads naheads
skirts; black blue green
JUNIOR BUDGET DRESSES-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-27
6o-Slz95 to S695 Hostess Gowns Nee|ieees-se4s
UkDERWEAR-Street Floor

2oo-s95 Paniesalored and lace trimmed
satin styles earose white pink sizes 26 to 3o but not all
in each style 81
2oo-ss5 Spstaod acetrmmed white
styles also slack slips white 80 to
1oo-s1 Cotton
small medium SOC
5$ silk mlanese white assorted Sizes SOC
CORSET SHOP-Second Floor
1s4-S495 Foundaons-for small
large figures including Skintex Dorothy
discontinued styles Fabrics ncludedcoton
bate brocade satin and "Lastex'
talon and hook closing,
laced Only two Of size style Grdes, rs to 34
foundations 80 to 40 $245 IS
300-$79 Gde FoundaonsSkntex, Back Dorothy Bickum
Spirit Youth, H. & w, Porete, Madame models
of which samples" for the medium
figures baste sain brocade
d-cotton. Only Of type.
Gifdles 81 80: foundations larger
size models, 40 to so S395
$3.50 $780, Foundaons-Dorothy Bcklm
Skntex Jeef Special models hubbard brocade
"Lastex' rayonandc cotton. Grdes, u.s. 26 27
foundations, sizes 80, SO, 34 So. Only
81 ls5
Evening star., 1942-10-27
SHOES-Fourth Floor
-Poirs-$l275 and Sl2.95 Daytime shoes-S645
Pumps, slipons with medium low black blue
few red calf Azators

2so Pais5s5 sss5
black and tan calf black blue gabardnes
cotton; with high medium low Campus
casn styles casual nats and few evening styles included
HANDBAGS-street Floor
and grained feathers in over
he-arm and tailored types black brown sa7s
velope pouches Fabric light
noon and evening types in ayon velvet bocad and bead
1So-s3 Misunderstanding types smooth and grained feathers
black brown Fabric bags in dark and light shades Afternoon
styles velvet Evening types Drocade beads
rayon velvet rayon satin Assorted ooors $3.50
RIGS and evening bead and bocade variety coors
JEW5LRY-Street Floor tar
500 Pcs 81 Jwelrypns clips plastic
in assorted coors; earrings in stone set for 81
aeos Rng-birthstone colors Sterling Silver
s's Genuine Stone Rins.n Sterling Silver
god-plated mounngs; assortment Of stones 1897
s and sss Rns-custer Of sem-precio stones Of kind
in various settings and mosntnss and SIS
TOLETRIES-Street Floor 1n, A dm 9E'es, f,
1s-s75 18th Century Cologne " Sic
15-2sc Meet Deodorant ----------2 2 for 2sc
2-s6 owder Jars With Gilt Tops. 81
1oo-2sc s5c FOOT hBrushes----- for 500
GLoVEs-street Floor
$40 Prs 81 to s1ss Fabric
ton lengths some handsewn. others leather Black
49, TAM green royal blue brown SOC
sss finished sheepskn1
shoft and spon lengths in classic and novelty white
s. washable Doekn finished sheepskn1 A.
button lengths black white beige wine
HANDKERCHIEFS-Stree Floor
| 900 soc Hondkerchiefs-25c
Colorfu Swiss embroideries
cotton prints Mems machine
broken assortment of intia
| with hand-roled hens
MILLiNERY-Street Floor
$3.50 Fall Hatsbrims bonnets brown
few in and BEIGE felts fabrics -----
So-S59 Fall Felt Hashigh bonnes beret
black brown
brown pompe bonnets and bri tye
S25e
kEcKWEAR, BELTS, DIcKEYs- Floor
LOCO Pcs 81 fall pques cotton
organdes, in high, dckey styles; white and
colors ---- SOC
500 Pcs SS5 and $295
pques shantung cotton satn
black red, navy Kelly SOC
50 Rayon Sharkkin Dickey-whe only Pan
collar; slightly imperfect
BUDGET sPoRTs-street Floor
sss2s5 Spun pads long sleeves
200-S395 Sweoters-$l.98
Button types novelty styles short
and long sleeves Pink blue maize navy; 1907
yarns OF wool all properly labeled according
| Wool Labelling Act. |
and skirts peaed back plaids
brown to II; andwoo mixtures
labeled according to the Wool Labelling Ac) $Sl8
Evening star., 1942-10-27

o$16s Suitsalored button jackets with half lining
and skirts pleated front back
brown to IL mixtures (an properly
labeled according to the Wool Labelling Act SsAS
Evening star., 1942-10-27
JUNIOR BUDGET DREssEs-Fourth Floor

75-Junors' S1095 and $l2.95 Daytime Dresses-S54s
One and two piece afternoon types hgh square
and surplice neckne with
peaed skirts In herringbone
wool jerseys all properly labeled according Labelling
Act Brown black green blue natural rose gold to 15
Evening star., 1942-10-27

1A-S395 and S495 BIouses-S198
ayon cepes novelty plaid tailored shirts with long and
snort sleeves cais prints white pastels 80 to
Evening star., 1942-10-27

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1942-10-27

Wool Jersey suitfrock 2pece wool frocks types
ch1on tale crepe, petit point ayon
crep with contrasts OF yokes yokes seed
pearl embroidery others with asse tucks braid
nahads sequns black brown gold topaz green purple
oues nuta burgundy, turquoise solid coors
/ Also
>@S'o Dinner Gowns in with ebroideries
metallic combinations color contrast; whitegod
oack-fucha tailored cyclamen fucsia
amber brown; vevets in blue woodrose
l4-Ms $S5 Desses-Novety jackets with contras
ing plain color skirts twopiece wool jacket black
gray blue, nutra Kelly purple Black with en-
oroloeled rayon satin dots 1888
4es US Dinner Dre-taiored and glamour fashions rayon
cfepes with emooders metal thread work. sqins
fetas Jerseys cotton velveteen
olack uchsia, carose; solid coostomao
ber brown black white, god blue grey
$12.50
Evening star., 1942-10-27
BUDGET HATS-Street Floor

l2s-szs5 to sls5 Fall Hatvarety xouettes srns
cotton velveteen fur and wool fel tuan
soldier blue black brown. SAS
Evening star., 1942-10-27
.O-S3.95 Sweoters-Sl.98

Button front and spon classic novelty styles so
and long sleeves Pink blue red maize 1907
of woolandayon all properly labeled according to
Wool Labelling Act.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
l2l4.2O E Street

Not HoIf-but generous sowing! (street FIoor)
12o-s2s5 Sks-tweeds colors in rayon mix
lures; and and peated front models nppe
and button closing black navy brown, blue
Evening star., 1942-10-27

seso Desses-uench-coat style dresses suit.
afternoon frocks with daped pntcked bodices
all types Of skr-swng pegged gored crepes
high shades and black properly
cording to the Wool Labelling Act natural brown blue;
to
WOMEk'S DRESSES-Second Floor
o-Womens 1888 Fall tailored
striped travel tweed" green regular
sizes
Evening star., 1942-10-27

85-Women's Sl695 Fall Dresses-S84s
Onepiece tailored
and self details long and bracelet and
black wine brown blue 1872 24 36 to A.
Evening star., 1942-10-27

SUlTS-Thrd Floor
S-soS Two-pece Suitsgray and with
tnree-button closing three pockets; 10
~sS Iopcoas matching above model grew
.o ~ 'u"n, sizes ~ 10 39S8
zo Classic Tailored weave wool
IN grey green brown; sizes IL
1opcoats matching above Suitshngbone in
grey green, brown; II to u 81, so
56-$2975 Suts-Sl488
No-pece models casual and types pads tweeds
sneeand type weaves all 1907 woolsskts peated and
oack or naed; brown blue Juniors to
/ l5 misses 10 to ~ !
SPORTS sHoP-1hird Floor
5s-s3s5 Sports Dresses-Coves s5es ravon se. voon ~ .
crepes and sabardes aqua beige red
4. ~ ~ S698
-Sl6S5 Sports Dreses-Alwool Jerseys vooand-
rayon striped nannel crepes nyont classics
and shirtwa skirts
many WIN leather BELTS Red
''1'S S~es ~ 70
Evening star., 1942-10-27
HANDKERCHlEFS-Street Floor

TOOU oUc HohdkeTchefs-Z5C
Colorfu Swiss embroideres handkrche ,shee
cotton prints Mems machine embroidered initials
broken assortment of ina and border
with hand-roled hems