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Milford chronicle., 1942-10-30

To Voters of
Senatorial District
Due to the fact that 7 have not had the pleasure
meeting personally voters in district, I
taking this means of presenting message to you
Feeling that the citizens who farms and
industry turning definite
contribution the prosperity of State,
interested their personal welfare
development of De1awares Agriculture
Industry.
all been called upon to share the cost of
and Will, doubt
find it necessary time goes on to make greater
sacrifice assist effort.
IS a Candidate Senator I
election November 5rd. IF elected, Will do
assist in administration
OF ability, look
welfare of the people of district
a a whole.
Tt is the patriotic duty of citizen to vote
You entitled to vote for the
Candidate of choice, this is the privilege
every American.
May your support9
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-30

Don't speed-the only thing you
will catch will be trouble.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-30

The annual church supper and
bazaar of Calvary Methodist Church
will be held on the evenings of
November 5 and 6. Watch for the
menu, etc., to be published later.
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-30

There are no rookie" dollars
Send yours to the front! Buy U. s.
Defense Savings Bonds and
Stamps!
Milford chronicle., 1942-10-30

Good temper, like a shiny day.
sheds a brightness over everything.
La gaceta., 1942-12-22

n6micos Sc debe en- parte a la falta
que han venido sintiendo desde hace
tempo las embajadas, en- las otras
republicas americanas, de un MEM
bro del personal de las mismas que
este capacitado para dirigir las
actividades de aquellas dependen-
cias que tienen sucursales en- otras
parties dedicadas a trabajos de
orden economico.
La creacion de estos cargos Sc
considero convenience a fin de poder
evitar que los funcionarios de las
differences dependencies trabajen
involuntariamente en- pugna, v, al
mismo TEMPO, para realizar la
coordination de las actividades de
elias mediante ia implantaci6n de
un plan general de conducta, con-
sea dispuesto por ell emba-
jador.
Como consecuencia natural de la
tremenda adquisici6n de materials
primas y otros articulos de con-
La gaceta., 1942-12-22

Recono-
ciendo la im~portancia Gre
ciente de las relaciones eco
nomicas interamericanas, la
Secretaria de Estado de los
Estados Unidos ha acordado
crear un nuevo cargo diplo-
matico en- las otras republicas
americans que sera conocido
como Consejero de Embajada
en- Asuntos Economics.
Hasta la fecha Sc han hecho los
siguientes siete nombramientos
para SCI asignados a las siguientes
embajadas: Merwin L. Bohan, a la
Argentina; Walter ]. Donnelly, al
Brasil; Richard P. Butrick, a Chile;
! Charles A. Livengood, a Colombia;
| Albert F. Nufer; a Cuba; Thomas
H. Lockett, a Mexico; y H. Law
renee Groves, a Venezuela. Cada
uno de los co~nsejeros mencionados
ha estado asociado por largo tempo
o las Secretaries de Estado y
=, Concrete de los Estados Unidos en-
To- r~eferente a los asuntos economi-
cos en- relaci6n con ell extranjero.
= Deberes de los mismOs
C. NJ. Ravndal, Jefe de la Ofcina
de Exportaciones para ell Hemis-
ferio Americana, de la Secretaria
de Estado, manifesto que los refe-
rides c~onsejeros tendran a su cargo
todas las actividades econ6micas de
sus respectivas embajadas incum-
biendoles Ell deber de informar d.
rectamente al embajador o minis
tro, anadiendo que:
"Uno de los deberes del ~consejero
economico sera ell de coordinar las
actividades y esfuerzos de los repre-
sentantes de otras dependencies del
gobierno de los Estados Unidos
dedicadas a trabajos de indole eco
monica o comercial en- ell pals en-
donde esta acreditado, y actuara
como intermediate entire la emba-
jada y las expresadas dependencies
ei u varias actividades."
Srplifin una necesidad
On del puesto de Conse-
= an Asunt0s Eco
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
EJERCITO e PARA
PROTEJER A ITALIA

ILondres, Die. 22.-Noticias
de origen francois leman permi-
ten asegurar que Hitler Sc pro-
pone crear IN ejecito para la
protection de Italia Y defensa
de los Balkane-.
Sc propone ell "tuehrer" de-
mandar Ell apoyo militar de
Francia, basado en- un progra-
ma de a puntos.
Asistieron a una reunion We
rificada en- Berchtesgadan, ell es
condrijo de Hitler, Ell condo Cha.
no, Pierre Laval y varios gene
rales italianos y alemanes.
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
jado al pueblo aleman prepa-

jado al pueblo aleman prepa-
rando esta guerra, y, sin emhar
go, todav{a no puede producer
bastantes armas para lograr ia
victoria. Ahora ha tenido que re
currir a mano de obra esclava
en- Europa para evitar la derro-
ia. Cada aticulo que estropeeis,
cada minute quep erdais, supo-
ne el ahorro de una vida. Seguid
81 ejemplo de la IONA ocupada,
de B6lgica, de Holanda y de to-
dos los publos que aman la lIber
tad. Una falta en- una herra-
mienta, un tornillo suelto, un a
gujero en- una lata de conservas
apresuraran Ia derrota de Ale
mania"
La gaceta., 1942-12-22

is con ropas de invierno. Reina
la mayor confusion on los dep6
sitos de aipastecimiento detras
laelf rente y ell "nepotismo' mas
escandaloso. Los uniformes de
invierno y la ropa interior de a
brigo son dados a los miembros
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
AL SABOTAJE

iLondres, Die. 22.-Uno de los
muohos folletos que circular en-
ell sur de Francia dice 10 siguien
tie: "Obreros: arruinad la pro
ducci6n de guerra alemana. Du-
rante ocho amos Hitler ha estru-
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
Ell FRENTE HELADO

Estokolmo, Diciembre %. -
Las tropas alemanas en- Ell Norte
de Russia Sc quejan de que, de
'Ievo, estan faltas del equipo a.
decuado. Solo un Is por ciento
de los soldados han sido provis.
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
DIEZ MESES SIN AZUCAR

Ankara, Die. 22.-''Elefthe-
ron Vima," de Atenas, informa
cue a 1ltimos de Agosto ell Co
bierno griego autoriz6 la venta
de azdcar en- ell mercado. Solo
Sc permiti6 adquirirla a las per-
sonas que no habfan tenido azti-
car desde ell mes de OctGbre, es
decir, hace diez meses.
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
ConsejerOs Economies adscritos
A las Embajadas de los Estados>>,
UnidOs en- los paises de America

sumo, asf como de los planes traza-
dos para aumentar la production
del caucho y de los recursos natu-
rales del hemisferio, ell personal de
las diferentes embajadas ha creci-
do considerablemente Una buena
parte del trabajo adicienal que pesa
sobre dichas embajadas consiste en-
los tramites relatives a las licen-
cias de exportacion, estudio de las
necesidades de las otras republicas
americans, particularmente en- 10
que sc refiere a artfculos esenciales
para la economic de las mismas Y
problemas relacionados con ell en-
barque de dichos ~articulos. Parte
de este trabajo, Sc hace observar,
podra en- 10 successive ponerse a cargo
de las oficinas sucursales fuera de
Washington, a MEDIA que Sc pue-
da ir ampliando ell personal de
aquellas.
Personal id6neO
Comentando a prop6sito de los
requisites que deberan reunir los
nuevos consejeros, ell Foreign Com
merce Weekly, publicado por la
Secretaria de Concrete de los Esta-
dos Unidos, consigna 10 s~iguiente:
"Estos funcionarios, con la larga
experienced que han tenido en- pro-
blemas internacionales e interame-
ricanos, aportaran no solo al GO
bierno de los Estados Unidos, sino
igualmente a los gobiernos Y a los
pueblos de las otras republicas
americans ante los cuales estan
acreditados, excepcionales v valio-
o servicios en- los asuntos de orden
econ6mico.
"Cada uno de los mencionados
consejeros economics de embajada
ha sido promoter active, en- muchos
pafses, de la politica del Buen We
cino. Cada uno de ellos ha contri-
buido, como empleado civil del
pueblo y del concrete de los Esta-
dos Unidos, frecuentemente fran
queando difcultades que ~parecian
insuperables, con aportaciones de
importancia para fomentar la buena
voluntad entire las ne ZONES, una
sana economic y la sneridad en-
los negocios." =
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
DESTRUIDA LA OFICINA Y
Ell HANGAR DE UN AERO
DROMO

Miles City, Montana, Die. %.
I'm incendio destruy6 la ofici-
ma de la compania de aviaci6n
Northwest Airlines, ell hangar
municipal y IL aparatos de en-
trenamiento.
Los da1os sc calculan en- 60
pesos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-22

del partido nazi, en- vez de ser
.repartidos cquitativamente.
Tambien Is cierto cue no hay
material. s~ufictente para una
distribution equitativa.
La gaceta., 1942-12-22
HUELGA ZEN LA FABRICA
DE CORRAL -, -

Hoy por la manana Sc declare
una huelga en- ell ~departamento
de picadura de la fabrica de Co.
rial.
Los tabaQueros y tabaqueras
deliberaron en- el Centre Obre-
re.
A la una volvieron al trabajo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Pork and Beans
(Modern, Version)


and brown lightly and quickly in
a small amount Of drippings or
butter {. d.. in an iron frying pan.
When brown, add a half cup
of boiling water. Cover chops
with an inch and a half of full
length string beans +. a.. slice two
tomatoes over the beans. Sprin-
kle with salt and pepper again
and cover tightly.
Let simmer on a low fire until
beans are thoroughly cooked
Serve with steamed rice or
mashed potatoes.
Did YOU by any chance try
out those unusual hamburgers
The Old Traveller gave us a few
weeks ago? Never tasted any
thing like them and now
we wish TO report that Aggie
Bird out on Henderson
having quite a COB Of the ham,
burger mixture left over
nodded IL into a meat loaf.
Over the baked loaf she
poured tomato sauce and il
was wonderful.
Pro and Con
SENATOR ELLISON SMITH
Of South Carolina is upset over
the WAACS. II will lead 10
disrespect for womanhood and
downfall of the country, seq ne.
All this nonsense about how
many panties and girdles and
brassieres and things the women
in these auxiliaries are going 10
wear will cause Us 10 lose our
modesty. Smith told reporters
the other day.
He added: I'VE have looked
upon women as the source of
virtue and modesty and respect
for millions Of years. but ii
seems we are destined 10 lose II"
There's an old fashioned fellow
for you.
Rep. Edith Nourse, how
ever. says women should put
on their uniforms because they
carry respect and a note OF
authority.
Mrs. Nourse adds that the
army apparently is convinced
that II will find the WAACs
useful, since il has asked that
the quota for officers be in
creased from 440 to $50.
/ think, she adds. that IL Is a
great opportunity for women
it gives United States
women a chance TO show they
can do even more than women
in other countries and 10 be
world leaders for their sex after
the war.
Well, you can't please all the
people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Pick Up Toys

CHILDREN SHOULD be
taught from infancy to put away
their toys. to keep them off the
floor when they aren't playing
with them.
That comic strip flash of
father falling down the stairs
because juniors skates were on
the landing, is no Joke in real
life.
We have been told that toys
Strewn about have resulted in
some very severe accidents.
Keep lamp cords against base
boards, or, if possible. al the
back of large pieces Of furniture.
TO avoid both short circuits and
bad falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

BREAK OPEN your penny
bank and start running for
downtown tomorrow A. M. For
the retail merchants. in their
individual haunts, will be stag
ing a bond blitz that will make
the greatest show on earth look
like a strawberry social.
Tomorrow, being July 1st,
marks the opening day Of a
nationwide retailers campaign
to sell more and more war-win-
ming bonds and stamps. Most OF
the stores will suspend all mer-
chandise sales at II o'clock
noon, for a 15-minute period, TO
devote all efforts to stamp
selling.
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS,
the bigwigs of each store are
plotting special treats for that
quarter-hour buying spree. To
give you a bird's-eye view, here
are a few of the plans.
Cowboy Cece Brodhurst and
the remaining cast of I'VE Can
Defend America" the patriotic
pageant that's touring the coun-
try. will be at Himelhoch's.
Thereafter they'll proceed to
Crowley-Milner's, to be intro
duced by Mrs. Edward J. jeff
ries Jr.. wife of the mayor. The
Crowley Bond House in Ora
tiot avenue will be the scene of
big doings, with celebrities TO
sell the stamps.
THE WRIGHT FAMILY at
Kern's will be the stamp ven
doris, with the Mister of the
crew disguised by whiskers, tall
hat and striped trousers. Yes,
we mean Uncle Sam .. and
that same old gentleman will
be played by others in every
Cunningham store.
Sixty pretty maids In patriotic
garb will hustle about j. l..
Hudson's, distributing war bonds
and stamps. At Russek's, three
sailorettes will be doing the
same job.
THE DRIVING MOTIVE be-
hind all this is certainly not TO
bully the public into stamp
buying. Rather it's to give those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
NOV. rs TO DEC. 2a

NOV. 2S TO DEC. 22
Sd0ittdrius-Exeellent indica-
tons to cheer you on to new ave-
nues of achievement. Mix the
unusual and different with the
practical to create a potent COM
bination of successful endeavor.
Don't slacken ambition in slow
periods.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Fine rays predomi-
nate. Aim high and keep adj
vancing, even if sometimes in
only small way, toward your
predetermined goal. Eliminate
unnecessary and waste motion.
Be tactful.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
Aqudrius - Watch your step
this uncertain day. Disturbing
influences tend to confuse issues.
Clarity and establish your sched-
ule early and follow it through
as rightly planned. Be not de-
TERED by false or misleading
propositions.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH go
Pisces-Your vibrations match
those Of Aquarians'. Therefore,
it is imperative to separate the
essential from the useless, and
tackle important matters with
out delay. Check on expendi-
lures.
4 CHILD born on this day
can carve out an enviable niche
for itself in this worlds hall of
fame. If it uses fully its inher-
ent talents and potential ability.
Keen perception, clever analysis,
quick thinking are all aids. Be
good listener-at the right time!
Don't delay or waste time on
aimless activities.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
LINEN PATTERN

YOU'LL FIND this cowboy
and his lively horse a decoration
on your linens that all will adj
miro. They're mainly in eight
to-the-inch cross stitch.
Pattern $50 contains a trans
fer pattern Of six motifs averag-
ing 6l2XS inches: illustrations
of stitches; color schemes; mate
rails required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1225 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Owing 10 customs regulations,
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
CurIs Achieve \
Coronet Effect

WE'VE ALWAYS thought
there was something individual
about hair done up in coronet
braids. A variation of this
coiffure-using curls instead az
braids-was created for Lucille
Ball 10 wear in her new picr
ture, The Big Street"
Her hair is cut quite short,
set in a coronet of curls around
her head. Actually the effect ID
one of an oval circlet. rather
than a round crown, for the hair
line of curls is lifted high on
either side, is set low to the
nape of the neck in back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 90

-HAHIH II ~ AFhiL 20
Aries - What's buzzin'? 1t is
up TO you 70 ferret out opportu-
mites, capitalize on them and
bring home the bacon" There is
money 10 be made through
shrewd investments, smart buy
ing.
APRIL 21 TO MAY 90
Taurus-Don't worry about or
be upset by irritations that come
your way. Take them in stride.
Charm and personality are two
assets that will aid you greatly
in your daily life.
MAY 21 TO JUNE 2f
Gemini - Experience is a fine
teacher TO call upon when puz-
zled. Helpful advice from elder.
wise friends often can supply
the missing answer to problems.
BE sure you are conversing with
those who have the right inter
ests at heart.
JUNE 20 TO JULY %
Canoe Criticism can cut
or construct. Others criticism
may offend you but remember, If
it is constructive, you'd be fool
ish to let emotions stiAe its
value. Revise faulty routine,
eliminate red tape.
JULY % TO AUG. 92
Leo--Generate new power and
drive into your plans. Undertake
TO Offset disturbing tendencies
with that extra ambition that
bespeaks of strong success. Han
die your affairs judiciously, with
keen analysis, clear perception.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 2S
Trgo-Look to Leoites' nota-
tons today. Pursue a like sched-
ule; carry on with vim, vigor,
conscientious persistence. Iden-
tify the right goal, set your
course, and without delay aim to
attain your objective.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 2S
Libyd-Grand day for a grand
person. Live up TO your reputa-
ton. turn in a performance of
which you and all may be justly
proud. Prove TO yourself and
the world that you've unusual
ability.
OCT. 2L TO NOV. 20
Scorpio-Ours is complex
decade but don't let il get you
down" Fulfill duties and obi
cations with speed and surety.
Have faith in God and follow
His precepts. Let your conscience
guide you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Pixie Hat

GENE TIERNEY has come
out in a new pixie hat which
looks like those you saw on the
Seven little men In Snow
White"
Hat is made of very stiff black
horsehair, splashed all over with
black felt coin dots. Horsehair
is like a black netting, so you
can sec through IT,
Young Miss Tierney wears
the hat with a summer frock of
ice blue, printed with black
scrolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Retail Merchants Open
War Bond Drive Tomorrow
By JOAN DEAN

25,00O,0O0 people who are not
participating in a pay roll deduc-
tion plan, a golden opportunity
TO invest what they can in Uncle
Sam.
For example, some stores are
equipped to give you your change
in war stamps. Several shops
have special booths located at
doorways for your convenience.
So 60 shopping tomorrow, and
remember, war bonds and
stamps are the best bargains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
This Lfel

DOWN IN Smyrna Beach.
Fla, lives Mrs. Elizabeth Gin
ton 100-year-old grand
mother who gives as her
prescription for long life
right living, hard work, no liquor,
no dancing and no corSets.
Might be long life but
not a very merry one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
These Foods
Should Be on
Market Lists
BY IDA JEAN KAN

A LOT of our minor aches and
pains are our own fool fault
and we know il!
And now that thousands of
doctors are needed by our armed
forces, it is up to us civilians to
keep in such good physical con-
dition that we won't be suscepti-
bic to every puny germ that
comes along.
Under the present circum-
stances, the role of homemaker
is vitality important.
1t is the right food-coupled
with few common sense rules
for living-that builds up the re-
sistance and endurance of the
family unit and makes for a
tough America.
The only way you can be sure
that your menus supply the
foods necessary to a high level
of health is to check up.
An Egg a Day
How many eggs do you buy?
Try to stretch your food dollars
so that each child over 2 years
old and each adult can have one
egg every day.
Each child under 3 years
needs four eggs per week. When
your purse feels the pinch, allow
four eggs per week for each
adult and each child over 3.
And how much milk do you
order each day? Enough so that
the adults each get a pint and
each of the children a quart?
The milk and eggs that are
used in cooking count toward
meeting the days requirements.
Two Fruits
Do you plan for a green leafy
and a yellow vegetable every day
in addition to potatoes? And
what about fruits?
Every member Of the family
needs two fruits a day.
One of these should be citrus,
such as oranges or grapefruit. or
il can be tomatoes. The other
can be prunes, apples. or what
ever strikes the family fancy.
Both children and adults need
a whole grain cereal every day.
And all bread should be either
the 100 per cent whole grain
kind or the enriched white
bread.
Meat, Fish or Fowl
Every one needs some fat and
that which contributes most
INTENTIONALLY is butter-or one
of the substitutes which has
been reinforced with the butter
equivalent in vitamin A.
Adults and children over s
should have a serving of lean
meat, fish or fowl every day.
and children under 8 need from
two to four servings of meat
during the week.
Meat organs have a high nu-
tritional value and should be
used as the meat course twice
a week.
Don't just check your list
once and forget it-go over the
weeks purchases every once IN
a while TO make sure that you
are buying health with the
money you spend.
Distributed b. King Festurss synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
HOROSCOPE
'au Cherry $500, Line 347
Frances
Drake

Look in the Section Your Birthday H. Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars
For Wednesday, July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Husband Runs Kitchen
Wife Runs to Reno
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

COMES AN United Press dis
patch from Salem, Mass, which
says:
Some people would consider
Patrick Frongillo a perfect hus-
band, but his wife wants 10
divorce him because he insists
on doing the cooking and wash
ing the dishes"
The bill of complaint also
ldds that he was cruel TO
her in the arguments that fol-
lowed the kitchen controversy.
And therein lies the tale
nothing is nicer to have around
than a man who likes TO cook
and help with the dishes.
But heaven deliver us from
those who take over the kitchen
with an air of superiority
complaining all the while that
nothing is ever done right UNI
less THEY do il.
Now take The Old Traveller
of the Automobile Club
who loves 10 cook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Here's How!

He approaches the kitchen
with deep humility =. Darling,
seq he now, where do you
keep the paprika that's
good girl now, you just go
and sit down and I'll have din
ner ready in a jiffy and then
like Izaac Walton he proceeds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

TO philosophize as he stirs +. :.
putting you in a mood so mellow
you couldn't find fault If you
wanted to.
That Is tact.
Confucius say man who
wants to run kitchen can't have
much business of his own 10
tend while husband runs
kitchen wife runs TO Reno
fair enough!
THE MORNING mail brings
a note from The Old Traveller
enclosing another recipe his
latest find.
And we're passing il on 10
you.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Misses and Women's
Goats, $
At less than V price

Group Of Is coats in 1907 wool,
rayon crepe and q wool and rayon
fabric (671aT rayon, 32Aaes WOOL.
Full length boxy and short coats;
also fitted jackets in navy, pink,
beige and white and brown and
white; sizes 10 to 20; 40 and A:
1914, 1914, 24h.
I Wool Coats tproperly labeled as to
fabric content), boxy styles with
classic notched collar: white, blue,
tan and navy; sizes II to lS, and a..
Were &l6s5: Now SO
is Coats OF lightweight wool and
rayon faille (properly labeled as to
fabric content); group also includes
natural camel's hair and wool,
tweeds and dressy fabrics TALL prop
erly labeled as to fabric content) in
fitted and boxy styles: tan, beige,
grey. black, navy and blue; sizes
IL to 20; 1412. 16lz. 36 and 49, Were
S35, $3s.75 and $45. Now ~ s25
IL Goats Of lightweight wool and
rayon faille (properly labeled as to,
fabric content), boxy styles; navy;
sizes IL to 18; 10; 1914 to 2412 Were
t2o75. SIT
10 Coats in lightweight wool u009e)
tweeds and rayon crepe; fitted and
boxy styles in beige, gold, gray.
brown, navy and black; sizes 90;
SO to a.. At "a price and less than
1a price. Now $3.50
CoArs AND surrs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Misses Two-Piece
Sports Suits, '5's'
We're S7.9S and S6.95

10 attractive two-piece sports suits
Of cotton and rayon. Plaids, checks,
stripes in green. red, brown, blue.
Sizes IL to 20.
Is Rayon Skirts in maize, green. red
and pink Sizes IL to 10. Were
S3.95. Now $z.S5
~ Rayon and Cotton Skirts in
pleated and dirndl styles. Plain col
ors and prints. maize, blue. rose and
green. Sizes IL to 18. Were $5.95
and $3.50. Now &4.45
Is Rayon and Cotton Sports Shirts
and Jackets. Green, brown, powder
and navy. Sizes IL to 20. Were
$2.95, Now $l.S5
50 Sports Dresses in stripes and
checks. Green, blue. red and Law
ender. Sizes IL to 20. Were $5.95
and $6.95. N.45
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.