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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

that had despatched at least
one OF the unbelievers, and one
of his own children had been a
victim Of Mina's frenzy.
Fearing a widespread blood
purge by avenging EskimoS.
Mounted Police snapped into &C
ton.
Accompanied by Pilot Roy ST.
John, AL Swainey, mechanic, and
Corp. w. G. Kerr, Inspector D.
j. Martin, a Polar veteran,
headed north aboard the Mount
ed Police plane Norseman from
Ottawa to Kapuskasing. en-
route to the lonely Belcher Is
lands.
BY gas-jigger, airplane, dog
team and snowshoeS the patrol
at last reached a huddle of seal
skin tupeks rising from the
snow-crusted islands.
Nina and her two strong-arm
disciples, Kuarack and Arlaykok,
with chuckles of delight piled
aboard the white mans me-
chanical thunderbird with their
fur sleeping bags and were
WhiSked into the sky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

unbeliever in whose igloo Char
ley had camped.
Like Sara. Eva expressed In
no uncertain terms her insist
ence that Charleys greasy per-
son looked anything but god-like.
Again Charley's strong-arm
disciples" swung into action.
\ Faced by a poised harpoon.
Eva decided she'd been a little
premature, and changed her
mind.
When her burly husband.
Epuk, relative of the murdered
Sara. refused TO be converted
he was ordered out on the ice
and shot by one OF the Messiah's
apostles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
FirSt-Hdnd NeUS
Of Nine Deaths

Unable to claw the fur ahtegi
from the back of her husband,
Moses, she compromised by tear
ing off his polar bearskin pants
ereRchasing him out into the
storm.
Moses, covered with embar-
rassment and frost bites,
sneaked back, shivering, into
the igloo.
And there the disappointed
Nina joined him. leaving the
naked bodies of two women and
five children lying frozen on the
ice.
These nine deaths Safa re-
ported to factor Ernest Riddell
from first-hand knowledge since
he had welded the harpoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
One Of Four Women Never Weds

NOV showngs females they the
~ type mannkns that wander around tracks on
big All those pannSns tall and have almost
perfect figures How woman who short and perhaps
little plump tell how something would look her that shown
by tall perfectly proportioncd mannli<n?
One every four women in the United States never gets
husband Show this wife, she VIII know how lucky
she TO get you.
In addition serving his country bavey and Loyalty
Douglas Macarthur CONSCIENTIOUS about
that he overpad The l9 income tax S62966 II any
thing could make dodcc customs duty fec chceT blush
this fact about General Macarthur should bc II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Father, Not Mother, Gives Advice

QUERIES clients Qow about the answer TO my ques-
W ton you put crab sleep? Abe patient sir
working In the meanwhile would you mind telling
me you put crab to sleep?
Q-When girl of is wants advice from her parents
wisdom of certain who gives her the
Al be prciudccd,
miss but offers the soundest most tolerant and
most unselfish advice on such occasion
Q-Is Iajos still active the stage? Avery much
90 She is now playing the New York hit: Cafe Crown
Q-Why do reporters insist upon sitting
on desks newspaper Offices? Al have tried TO figure
that out too sir they think they look cute sitting
on desk Or maybe they gives them of careless
something similar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
HudsOn'Bdy Hears
Story BeLdtedLy

First news OF the bizarre
tragedy which has taken toll
of IA lives among the igloos OF
the fur-clad Iglulik EskimoS.
was reported to the Royal
Mounted Police in Ottawa last
March in a laconic message
from Ernest Riddell, -Hudson,s-
Bay factor on the barren Belcher
Islands.
Not until Peter Sala. Eskimo
guide and snowhouse builder, ar
rived at his lonely trading post
off the rock-walled shore OF
Hudson Bay, did Riddell learn
of the eruption of violence that
had left on the blizzard-swept
Belchers the frozen bodies OF
women and children who had
been driven naked into the howl
ing blizzard to welcoroe Jesus.
1t all started when Charley
Ouyerack received a Bible from
the hands of some transient
apostle and with it smattering
of the religion of the Kablunats
the white man.
Unable to read. Charley stud
led the Bible in the Pickering
light of the stone blubber lamp
that illuminated his igloo.
The missionary bad told him
[ h a [ Jesus - the Great White
Angatkuk Of the Kablunats -
would visit this earth again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

island on the wings OF a polar
blizzard that that very moment
was clawing at the igloos.
Asserting that to meet him
one should be pure. and UNI
adorned with the skins of ami
mails or anything associated with
the killing Of Gods creatures.
she clawed and stripped the
clothes from all the women and
children in camp and herded
them out into the 100-mile-an-
hour blizzard.
Faith, she told the shivering
wretches, was all they needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
2 Per Cent Sales Tax Preferred

rather there would be cent sales tax
w han Is taken from pay:" asks
Financial g. G. Forbes Indeed would Mr. Forbes
Chicagoan recipe for Moscow Sunrise cocktail
First ingredient called large hooker of vodka
And don't for Tequia Sun
rise either
Nine Of 10 dog is wrongly punished Usually
is that he does not understand
him. So states canine expert He's probably
right know they doing the wrong
what guilty look they assume when caught at IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Charley Finds
Another Angel

TIRE long Charley's now gospel
II, had reached another huddle
of dome-shaped snowhouses
on the icy reaches of Camsell
Island.
And here, in the portly ma
tron Nina, the self-styled Mes
siah found one of his most
ardent angels.
A little uncertain as to Char
ley's status. she went into a
trance and declared she had re-
ceived a vision.
Jesus was coming to the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
The Weird Case Of The Eskimo Savior
Whose Coming Resulted in Many Deaths

Meanwhile Charley had disap-
peared i'm the Polar mists to the
northward TO try his hand at
bringing salvation TO more SYM
pathetic and understanding Hus-
kies, ..N
Chief Justice c. p. Paxton OF
the Ontario supreme court went
north with a mounted police
escort and lawyers for the de-
Tense and prosecution TO try
those guilty for the Messiah
murders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Skies Come DOWn
At Moose FACTORY

Great was their establishment
when the skis touched the ice
before the ancient fur fort OF
Moose Factory, built in the days
of the Merry Monarch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
BY PHILIP II. GODsELI,


Author ard Arctic Explorer; Author OF
They Got Their MAN.
A GAIN the red hand OF
N murder has struck
~ among the Arctic ice
4 ~ fields.
This time, however.
it's not an avenging
blood fued or Polar triangle that
has stained the ice fields scarlet.
1t all hinges around an abor-
iGlnal quarrel as to whether
oily faced Charley Ouyerack,
sclf-styled Eskimo holy man, is
really the Saviour returned TO
the ice foes of the Arctic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

ciples. who had been TO the
white mans school at Fort
George, was unconvinced.
That's Charley Ouyerack,"
Sha affirmed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

WHAT wouldn't give could only worrying about
w could the od-me and
which boundup condition be robbing of right
this problem helped solve
with that remarkable product called Seruan, which
especially for people in their 30 40 and older And
what has for themt might easily do for tool Prove
for yourself Try changing from present laxative to Seruan
You Serutan actually helps sluggish intestinal action
And that's EXTRA help folks
need to normal and regular elimination
MILD VEGETABLE INGREDIENTS Don't with another day of
needless suferng Cunningham drug now!
Note that entirely vegetable ingredentshat it's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

ERE pleasant little that Will give You message
II every Is numerical puzzle designed - spell out
fortune letters FIRST IL The number
letters subtract II the number is less than
number Start at the lett
and check 81 icy
Then read the message INC letters under
the checked figures give you
coour,sht Q, wilan DsIood Kus 5'-Ier". io<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

she affirmed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Men-W0men After 35
End CONSTIPATION Worry!

not salts oil or liquid Note how pleasant and
to take-wh foods plain But important,
ACTS. So mldly-yet thoroughly No gripping
weakening acefec discomortng oily leakage You'll
than anything you've used before you'll
back Get Seuan Cunningham store today
cobahon condition, consnH Pb)Noa"
FREE There obligation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

For Il so falls ont
That uhGt ~ hare 80 Prise not me Uorh
WbHc tce cujoy IL. bit bring lacked and lost,
WIN then irc rack The ralac: then nc mud
The rirfuc that oU possession roWd not shop as
WhCH az raS out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15

I."-' ""n plan Z" attend The
.'"".. h'n- a..ru Thursday evening
"f " 80 - O'Clock for the Home
GA 80 officer, III training school
a""" aE" asked - bc at the Avmory
.mn''H 80 SIS O'Clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15

NJ. H"c Nj l.. wood Gar' IN
ssh" Hnmnu.nrG 'nr ou'h OF % son
~ II" pmiy Dispatch Monday wr.r
not The Mr.. and Ms. Percy Lug,r q
GIptuu 90 -. Irur ~;lru;.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15
CONGRATULATIONS
'f&&M&!g
Birth Of Daughter,

J.. md Nh. j Warner Moore.
an.",wyrd the birth III dlUGh-
Catherine McIaT. on July IT.
NH..t pwhau hospital Mr..
'" is ne former Miss Hazel
"'". ~ Winston Salem nd Hen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15
Visit III Ib.,lIilry.

i"'I ami Elrl"I Ay.ruc. - EIurclI.
" N"nir@ Tins week IA Dnhnrv
lib in"H atuim"'hcr Mr~. MIt'Ic
~ r'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15
< X
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE r


Ensign Il +. Clements. Jr. , I'm,
|. ;. NtEyt Is ~prmdlr& 81 tr. day
IA III" city w.'u H.- parents. Air. AID
Mr. Il T.. Clements.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15
No ItI CREAM

I.' ".uUs c'r.r r' .nc crc.n, ,,.,u
"' 'pc"dod 100 Enc'nd ~ Scp,cr.
nCr 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15

Mis- II. !. Knight. Rnw. ne street.
mas Is her guests. her mother. Mrs
l.. {. II .ncuck. and sister. Mrs.
Helen MUndIa. %! Richmond. -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15
Visits Mrs. hmm

Mrs, X. +. Powell. oi Spencer. *
visiting her sister. Mrs. ] |, r,.y
num- al her nom" on Charlie, street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-15
Returns to NirkSIluro

Little Mildred Jean Garrc, has re-.
turned /" her home in Nick>bnvo T.
Ter visiting her grandmother. Nlr,.
j. ". Garrett.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Rayon and Cotton
Jackets, '4'1'
Were $3.50 to 57.95

" eVE $U-CU ~ ~ 10
IS sports and casual jackets of
rayon and cotton In plain yellow.
blue or green or prints OF these
colors. Sizes IL to 20.
1s Plain and Striped Cotton Over
ais in navy, blue and red. Sizes
II to 20, Were 1895. Now $2.95
81 Blue Denim Cotton Overalls.
Also white and red or aqua or
red-and-white stripes. Sizes IL
to 20. Were $10.95 and $s.95.
Now S5.S5
70 Cotton Sweaters in red. white,
green, yellow or blue. Sizes 80
to 40. Were 1925 and S3.95.
NOW $2.35
IL Rayon Sports Jackets In beige
and blue. Sizes IL to 20. Were
Sl2.95. Now $3.50
Is Tailored Shirts Of cotton and
rayon in plains or prints. Yel-
low. blue or green. Were $4.95.
Now $3.50
IL Cotton Culottss In prints and
stripes. Blue, green, yellow and
red. St1es II to 20. Were 1895.
NOW ---------------- -$s.s5
- Cetten Shirts in plain eolors
OF white. aqua, yellow. pink and
beige. Sizes 81 to 30. Were 33.a5.
NO" ------------------ $l.SS
6PoRTswHAR, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Shades, Lamps
Greatly Reduced

Is 8-inch Pleated Cotton Shades,
flower print, blue and white or
blue and red on white. Were 75c.
NOW SJc
Is 10-inch Shades to match the
above item. Half price. Now. Soc
Is 12-inch Shades to match g.
inch shades mentioned above.
Also, in yellow and white colors.
Were SIPS. Now .--- Csc
6 14-inch Shades to match the
above and in yellow and white.
Half price Now w-------75 75c
S-inch Pleated Colonial Chintz
Shades. red and white with now-
ers. Halt price. Now 75c
S 12-inch Shades to match the
above. Half price. Now $1.2s
l4-inch Shades to match the
above. Halt price. Now $1.75
2 19-inch Shades to match the
above. Less than u price. Now.
$2.s5
Ivory Enamel Candle style Floor
Lamp with harp. Was IS. Now,
1878
LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Ottomans and Boudoir
Chairs Reduced "a to ~:
ottomens Less Then u Price

ottomons Less Thon y Price
with tfed tops natracolor
Now
with top eggshecolor cotton
Now
Boudor Ckois
T. wing style loose reversible cushion rayon
rayon Torn than "a price Now SIl75
l. button seat and back cotton
torn Less than "a price Now 3s75
l. loose seat and back cushion cover torn
Less than u price Now--------------- s12
l. channel back Modern design slightly soied Was $2275
Now ----------------- - - SIX
Slipper Chair with carved
versbe cushion silk damask cover slightly soed Originally
$375O Now
Miscellaneous
Bedroom Rocker mahogany finished gum, cotton
tapestry cover split and repaired Was $1475 50
Might Stand drawer Modern design mahogany
veneer on hardwood Was $3.50. Now---------- $Is75
Night Stand design blonde prma vera
veneer on hardwood. Was $25 Now ow---------- $3.50
Modern design Mirror 2ex36 broken Less than
n price ss7s
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Books Reduced

> copies History Of American
Painting" by Samuel Isham. Less
than half price. Now S1.l5
Linguaphsne Converse tional
Course; German. At n price.
Now SIS
1 Linguaphone Brush-up Course;
French. At u price. Now, $3.50
l lot sf Books. Fiction and Nom
fiction; slightly soiled. At less
than n price. Now 2Sc to 31.75
Wall Map ~ the World. AT less
than u price. Now -S3.75
Decorative Wall Maps Of Wash
ington, d. c. At u price. Now 81
THE BOOK STORE, ASH 23,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
-.
Girls White
Cotton BIouses, 65e
Were SI.25

Were SI.25
100 white cotton blouses with
colored embroidery trim. Sizes z
to IA.
Is 'Teen-age Cotton and Rayon
Stacks. Red, blue. beige or green.
Sizes IL to Is. Were $3.95. Now,
S2.50
20 Cubby Cotton Gabardins
Shorts in white, brown or navy.
Sizes 81a, 1917, 121z and 161a.
Less than half price CSC
20 Girls Cotton Play Suits with
matching skirts. Assorted prints.
Sizes 8 to IA. Less than half
price S1.45
IS 'Teen-age Plain and Plaid
Skirts. Correctly labeled as to
fabric content). Colors in blue,
pink, green, gold and tan. Sizes
10 to Is. Were $2.95 and 1895.
Now $1.95 and S2.95
GIRLS SPORTSMAN,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Juniors Rayon
Dresses, '4.''
Less than Y Price

20 dressy rayon crepe dresses in
junior misses sizes; black, brown,
blue, aqua and beige; sizes IL
to Is.
20 pairs Beach Shoes with rubber
soles In white and multi-color
stripes; sizes 3 to Z. Were $1.95.
A>oW Sl.1J
10 Junior Misses White Cotton
Dresses for tennis. Made Of pique
with matching skirts; sizes II to
is. Were 1895. Now $2.95
10 Sports Goats (properly labeled
as to fabric content), spring
weight, window-pane plaid in q
boxy style; beige, blue and aqua;
sizes II to Is. Were $2o.75. Now,
$14.95
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Engraved Initial
Stationery, 25s
At half price

$50 boxes Engraved Single Initial
Note or Letter Paper, ivory color
with blue initial; broken assort-
ment Of initials. Box of "a sheets
and "a envelopes.
100 Boxes Paper-letter size, in
gray and rose; "a sheets and "a
envelopes. At u price. Now 500
zoo packages White Envelopes;
three finishes: Autocrat Vellum,
Handcraft Deckle, Medieval Man.
uscript. Less than "a price. Now.
package 10c
pairs Book Ends-brown enamel
metal base with gold-colored ter
rier ornament. Were $3.50. Now,
pair $3.50
STATIONERY ATSIE2 FTnsT Fl ooR
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Misses "Shortie"
Goats, s.
We're 5IO.95

10 OF all wool or 7o% rayon and
30% wool. Red. navy, blue. pink,
tan or yellow in sizes 10 to 20.
"Shortie" Coats with trApunto
trimming. suitable for evening q
we'll as day wear. Blue, coral,
yellow In sizes IL, IA, 1S. Were
$2295. Now -$l7
4 Goats, including wrap and boxy
styles in coral and yellow, OF 6S%
Angora wool, 17% rabbits hair
and 1870 mohair. Sizes IL to Is.
Were $2s.75. Now -32z
10 Summer Suits, long sleeves,
suitable for fall wear, in rayon
pinpoint in brown, green and blue.
Sizes 141a to 201a. Less than u
price. Now 80
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Good selection Of dresses for
summer wear and others Just
right for fall. Included are cot
tons, linens, spun rayons, sheer
wools, rayon crepes. These are in
plain colors or prints, one and
two-piece styles. Variety OF color
choice. Sizes 10 to 20.
3 Less than n price. Now S5.75
Less than VI price. Now $3.50
I Were $14.95. Now $3.50
10 Were $22S5 and more. Now,
$14.5s
~ Were $25 and more. Now,
$3.50
Were 322.95 and more. Now,
$3.50
J Were $3e.75 and more. Now,
S21
1s Were $35 and more. Now, SIS
Is Were $35 and more. Now, 80
( Were $5s.75 and more. Now,
S36
1 Were Stats. Now ----S3s
10 Were $6o.75. Now-------S42
6 Were $69.75. Now $40
AIssEs' DRESSES, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Women's Summer
Shoes, '2'9 '9'
Tese fhan IL, hr;ce

=
1873 pairs of women's summer
shoes, including calfskin, suede
and kidskin. as well as cotton
and linen fabrics All whites,
white with black, blue, and
wheat with tan trims. AAAA to
B, 4 to ..
l3s pairs Of Women's Summer
Shoes, including calfskin. suede.
cotton and linen fabrics. All
white, white with brown, blue or
black. AAAA to B, sizes 1 to ..
Were $685. and much more.
Now S3.S5 and $4.S5
7S pairs Of Women's Shoes in
calfskin and kidskin. Black.
brown pumps. stepins and OK
fords. AAAA to B, 4 to .. Were
1895 and more. Now $5.S5
WoNEN's SHOES, sEcoND Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Gowns Reduced, sl. .4'
Less than " trice

Less than Y price
II rayon crepe gowns, floral
prints on pastel backgrounds.
Sizes "a to 40.
6 Ray0n Satin Gowns with lace
trimmed square neckline. Tearose
and blue in size "a. Less than
" price. Now S2.95
8 Rayon Satin Gowns with cap
sleeves. Lace trimmed in tearose.
Sizes "a and 36. Were $3.50.
NoW $l.JJ
10 Blue Lace trimmed Rayon
Satin Gowns, sizes 81 and 36.
Were $395. Now $2.45
7 White Pure Silk Satin Gowns
trimmed with lace and hand en-
broidery. Sizes "a and 36. Were
$l095. Now ----$6.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Fabric Hats and
Snoods, s2'2'

Were S2.95 and more
rs fabric hats and snoods, ad-
Unstable headsizes, in white, nat
ural, brown. navy and tan.
Is Straw Hats in white, natural,
navy, black, light blue and vel
low; headsizes ~ to 22h. At less
than Il price. Now S2.25
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR,
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Costume Slips, o5e

Were SI.65
8 of rayon taffeta in red, gold
color and green. Size "a.
3 Red Rayon Taffeta Petticoats
with pleated hemline flounce.
Size 80 waist. Were $1.95. Now,
SI.45
I Costume Slips of silk and rayon
satin, trimmed with lace at bodice
top and hem. Size SO. Were
1895 Now $2.95
COSTUME SLIPS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Uncovered Foot
Stools, $50
Were 81
Were 81

IL mahogany-finished stools with
needlepoint piece to cover, center
design finished In all-wool on
cotton canvas, only background
to I'LL in. Size 9x9x6 inches.
pieces NeeAIepoint. size 27x27
inches. Design finished in all
wool on cotton canvas, only back
ground to I'LL in. Were $3. Now, -
1 piece Needlepoint, size 2sx35
inches. Design finished in all
wool on cotton canvas. back
ground to Ill in. Was -. Now,
S5.25
Model Spun Rayon-and- Gotten
Luncheon Clsth, size 50x70 inches.
Cream color background with
green and black embroidery. Size
5ox7o inches. Was 1850. Now,
$le.5e
1 Model Cotton LAncheen Cloth,
size 50x70 inches. Cream color
background with colored en-
broidery. Was $3.50. Now, Sl1.5e
/ Model Cotton Crib Quilt, size
38x56 inches. White background
with colored appliqnes Of a park
scene. Was 80. Now$6.5e
l Model Cotton Crib Quilt, size
3sx5S inches. White background
with colored appliques, Bow-Peep
design. Was $3.50. Now
IS Summer Pillows, cotton filled,
covered with cotton cretonne in
stripe and horal prints. Were soc.
: Rayon FaiIle knitting Bags,
strap-handle styles with rayon
lining. Navy, maroon, brown.
Were 81. Now 3l.25
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Women's Afternoon
Dresses Reduced

Choose from this group printed
rayon chiffons, plain or printed
rayon crepes. many with unusual
self or contrasting color trim.
Blue, aqua. white. wine. red or
black In sizes l41a to 24h and
16 to ~.
Less than u price. Now 37.s5
- Were $l6.95 and more. Now,
3S.SS
81 Were 3ls.s5 and more. Now
$l2.5o
IS Were $22.s5 and more. Now.
S1s.5e
IS Were 325 and more. Now,
&Is.7y
Is Were $2s.76 and more. Now,
81
WoAEN's DssssEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Boys Wash
Stacks Reduced

IA pairs, mostly light shades, cot
ton and cotton-and-rayon. Were
%. NOW ---------------- $2.6S
Is pairs cotton. light shades,
broken sizes. Were $3. Now, $I.e5
pairs cotton, broken sizes. Were
81. Now ------------S1
The Boys STORE. FOURTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Women's Dinner
Dresses Reduced

An attractive selection of rayon
crepe dinner dresses, printed
spun rayons and printed cotton
voiles in blue, red, aqua and
black. Sizes 16h to 2412 and
Is to A.
Were $l695 and more. Now,
S9.SS
5 Were $29.75. Now SASS
4 Were $2295 and more. Now
$3.50
, Were $29.75. Now .--$22
WoNRN's FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Girls Cotton Dresses
40 Regularly SI95

IS cotton summer dresses In
pretty assorted prints. Sizes 7
to IA.
Is Girls Cotton Dresses. Sizes Z
to IA. Were $2.95. Now - $l.S5
Is Teen-aEe Cotton Dresses In
red or blue and white stripes.
Sizes 10 to Is. Were $l.95. Now,
$1.45
40 rTeen-age Cotton Dresses in
assorted prints and stripes. Sizes
IA TO 16. Less than half price,
$1.95
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Junior Misses
Summer Hats
Reduced

A group Of junior misses hats in
spun rayon, linen, lace straw,
celtegal straw, milan-type straw;
an assortment Of colorS in calots,
snap brims, Dutch styles and
cartwheels.
10 Hats at less than price.
Now Csc
Is Hats. Were $295. Now, S1.45
10 Hats at less than u price.
NOW $2.95
10 Children's Leghorn Hats
roller brims and bonnet styles in
natural - headsizes 1914 to %.
Were $2.95. Now $l.45
CHILDREN's AND JUNIOR MISSES
MILLINERY, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Misses Dinner
Dresses Reduced

Colors offered in this varied group
Of dinner dresses are navy, black,
rose. blue, white. coral, green,
gold, red. beige and colorful prints.
Fabrics included, rayon chiffon,
rayon crepe, rayon taffeta, lace,
marquisette, jersey, cotton or
CANDY and cotton pique. Sizes
10 to 20.
Less than n price. Now S7.75
5 Were $16.95. Now Sl2.5e
Is Were 1895 and more. Now.
$3.50
Ii Were $22.s5. Now $3.50
Were $2s. Now -$1S.7S
IL Were $2o.75. 81
MISSES FORMAL FAsHIoH1
THIRD FLnoR
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Junior Misses Shoes
s1'so Were S6.95

30 pairs Junior misses white buck
skin or calfskin, or white with
tan calfskin trim and wheat linen
and cotton fabric with tan calf
skin trim.
Sizes
AAA-s. 61a. 71a to ..
AA-5h2. s. 61a, III, 8, 9.
As. 5la. 6, 6l2, 7. 7l2, 8.
B-41a to 61a, 71a.
rs pairs 'Teen-age School Ok
fords and calfskin and suede, tan
and brown. Were IS to- $6.95.
Sizes:
AAA-6, 61a, 7.
AA-6. 61a, IN, 8, sla.
As, 51a, s. 61a, 7, 712.
B-4, 5. 512. s, 7.
JUNIOR MISSES SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Mems Sports-sty|e Shirts
'o0 Were s225 and $3.50

500 longseeve shirts with convertible collars white
cotton broadcloths and oxfordcloth blue and green
oxford cloth All SanforZed- -shrunk (shrnkage less
than 19S). Sizes IA to 171a in the group.
Summer Sports Belts in large fabrics and
feathers Tans blues ans and whites
30 to AZ in the group.
zz6. Were ST. Now----65c 49, Were $1.50. Now S5e
10 Leather covered thermometers
mounted tan pgskin black brown
covered stands Less than n price.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.