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Evening star., 1942-11-25

, Maj. Cogswell holds the Distin-
guished Service Cross. the Silver
Star with Oak Leaf Cluster, the
Purple Heart and the French Croix
de Guerre.
He left the Army as a first lieu
tenant in September, 1919, and re-
sumed his duties here.f He first
joined the Office october /, 1912, as
file clerk and worked his way up
through various grades to the top
position of register in 1927. He is
native of Washington and lives
at 1904 New Hampshire avenue
NV, with his mother, Mrs. Mary
E. Cogswell.
Maj. Cogswell volunteered for
service in this war shortly after
Pearl Harbor. His brother is Rob-
ert F. Cogswell, District rent admin
istrator.
Mr.. Mersch, native of Cincin-
natl, came to the District in jan
uary, 1920. He was appointed to his
post as deputy in 1927. He lives at
3615 Quesada street NV.
Hopes to Return to Post.
In his letter of resignation, which
was made public by the White
House, Maj, CogsWell asked that it be
effective at the close of business to-
day because he enters on duty in
the Army at the New York port of
embarkation tomorrow
He also wrote the President that
he was "gratifled" to know that Mr..
Mersch had been recommended by
the District Court justices for ap-
pointment to succeed him.
Maj. Cogswell asked that he be
protected by applicable provisions
OF the Selective Service Act, ex-
pressing the hope" that he may be
reappointed register of wills when
the war is over He pointed out
that he wanted to preserve his 30
year retirement status.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

at II am by the Washington He
brew Congregation at the Temple,
H and Eighth streets NV.
The Rev. Virgil M. Cosby will
preach at IL am. on Thanksgiving,
1912 at the River Road United
Presbyterian Church, which will be
open all day tomorrow for prayer.
Churches, of the North Capitol
street area will hold services at
1890 am. at Bethany Baptist
Church. Second street and Rhode
Island avenue NV, with a sermon
by the Rev Ira Sankey Ernest. The
cooperating churches are Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist. Lincoln
Road Methodist, Atonement Luther
an, lexington Presbyterian and
Memorial United Brethren.
The Takoma Lutheran Church
will hold its services at o'clock
tonight by candlelight. The Rev.
j. Adrian Pfeiffer. pastor. will pre-
sent series of Thanksgiving read
ings, entitled THE Poetry of Thanks
giving TO Goa.
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal Church.
1415 Gallatin street NV. will hold
its THANKSGIVING services at II am.
! at which the Rev. j. J. Queally will
officiate.
Takoma Community Thanksgiving
services will be held at the Takoma
Park Baptist Church at 10:30 am,
with the Rev. William E. La Rue,
pastor, presiding. Churches taking
part will be Takoma Park Baptist
Church, Trinity Episcopal Church,
Takoma Park Christian Church,
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
A service of prayer and Thanks
giving will be held at Foundry
Methodist Church at II am. The
minister, DR.. Frederick Brown Har-
ris, will be in charge, assisted by his
associate. DR.. James Henry Phillips
DR.. John r. Edwards, district super
intendent of the West Washington
district, will deliver the Thanksgiv-
ing sermon, with the theme God
Cares"
A Thanksgiving sunrise service
will be held at $50 am. at the
First Baptist Church. Sixteenth and
o streets NV, sponsored by the
Columbia Federation of Baptist
Young Peoples Associa ton. The Rev.
Harland Stenger will preside.
Senator Wiley, Republican. of Wis
consin will read the Presidents
proclamation at Thanksgiving
service at o'clo n tonight at Grace
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and
Varnum streets NV. DR.. Gerhard
E. Lenski. pastor, will preach on
the theme, In Everything, Give
Thanks"
The Jewish community Thanks
giving service will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at the Ezras Israel
Synagogue. Eighth and I streets NE.
The sermon will be preached by
Rabbi Herman J. Waldman, spiritual
leader of the Agudas Achim Congre-
CATION.
A Thanksgiving supper for $50
homeless men will be given by
Gospel Mission, Fifth and H streets
NV. Supt. Harvey Prentice an
nounced. The supper will follow
the evening service. which starts at
7:45 pm. and will be held In a room
at $40 Fifth street NV.
On the amusement side, WASH
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Bus Driver Saves Invalid
In Falls Church Blaze

When fire swept the home of Mrs
Catherine E. Huddleston,, 900 West
Broad street, Falls Church. today,
j. M. Payne. driver for the Arnold
Bus Co.. ran to the house and
helped carry an invalid from a Sec
ond-f1oor bedroom, neighbors re-
ported.
Five fire engines from Falls
Church, Vienna and Herndon
responded. Damage was estimated
at 5000.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Tenants Seek
To Enjoin WPB
On Gas Heat Ban
River Terrace Group
Goes to Court to Halt
Conversion to Coal

Ffty-eight residents of the River
Terrace development in Northeast
Washington yesterday asked District
Court for an injunction to prevent
the development company from
changing their heating plants from
gas to coal, as is contemplated The
complaint was set down for hearing
Monday.
The court also was requested to
enjoin Herbert S. Marks, chief of the
power branch. War Production
Board, from enforcing a WPB order
prohibiting the delivery of gas to
new houses whose construction was
not in a certain state of progress
on March l, 1912. The board has
ruled that the River Terrace units
are not entitled to receive gas under
the order.
At the same time, the tenants
asked for an order to make the
Washington Gas Light Co. continue
to deliver gas to their homes.
Lengthy Fight.
The court action climaxes a long
fight by the occupants to retain the
gas units. The suit was filed by
Elwood E. Stump, Andrew A. Casey
Keith w. johnson, Ralph r. West,
and Joseph Hurvitz, as representa-
tives Of the So tenants. Named de-
PENDANTS were Myron Davy and
Frank j. Murphy, jr., doing business
under the name of the River Ter
race Co.; the gas company, and Mr..
Marks.
The suit said that the gas COM
pany has been directed to furnish
fuel to the houses until December /.
New coal heating units that are tc
be installed have already been
shipped and are expected to arrive
within few days. The development
company plans to build the neces-
ary coal bins Immediately and make
the changeover in line with the
WPB order, the court was told.
Priorities Granted.
Tracing the history of the case,
the plaintiffs said that priorities
were granted by the WPB for in
stallation of the gas units and that
early in February ''footings" for the
houses were poured and the first
shipments of the furnaces arrived
on the job. On February l6 the
order to curtail the consumption of
gas was issued by the WPB, re-
Strictipp its delivery to Ipitr in
stalled prior to March /, or in the
case of new construction, to those
houses whose foundations were
completed prior to March /.
The development company. the
plaintiffs said, believed that these
houses met the requirements of this
order and would be eligible for the
gas. Installation of the units was
continued.
The tenants said that the houses
are not constructed to be heated
adequately with coal; that the heat
ing system is supplied by a blower
fan which would necessarily pick up
and distribute coal dust throughout
the house, and that the installation
of coal furnaces would require that
the present small cellars be con-
verted largely for coal bins
In addition, the plaintiffs con-
tinued, substantial critical materials
which cannot be used elsewhere will
be lost with the tearing out of the
gas units.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
BoIIou and City Heads
To Confer on Puy Bill

The Commissioners will confer at
IL am. Friday with DR.. Frank w
Ballou, school superintendent, on
the Mead overtime bill, now before
the Senate, on the official position
to be taken by the city heads.
District Budget Ofiicer Walter L.
Fowler recently issued outspoken
objection to inclusion OF teachers
and other school employees in the
measure, saying this would add
$500 900 to the cost to the District
and would constitute bonus. :"
Mr.. Fowler and Corporation Counsel
Richmond B. Keech have been
asked to attend the conference,
Evening star., 1942-11-25

Join the Kitchen Commandos!
Save waste kitchen fats for ex-
piosivos. Take them TO ysur meat
dealer.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
SheerCotton Dresses
"a 40 Were $3.50 and S6.95

50 cool cottons lawns and
voiles, al with dainty lingerie
trim. feature floral prints at a
cool price for hot summer days.
Sizes 10, 20, 40, ~ and A.
30 Printed Cotton Lawn and
Voile Dresses, 2-piece seersucker,
suit-dresses In green, blue and
rose prints. Sizes IL to 20 and
1874 to 24l2. Were $7,95. Now,
$5.95
10 Spun Rayon Dresses with eye
let embroidery trims in green,
blue or rose. Sizes 18, 80 and
a. Were $6.95. Now $4.75
IS Printed and Plain Shanxtung-
weave RAyons and Printed
Rayon Wash Crer. Dresses. q
piece styles included. Sizes IA to
20. is. 10 and "a. Were s7.s5
and $8.95. Now S5,95
INEXPENSIVE DREssEe,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Misses Summer
Dresses Reduced

A group Of misses dresses In cot
ton and rayon fabrics, in tailored
and dressy styles. Cotton pique,
linens, rayon crepes and spun
rayon in white. plain colors,
stripes and print; sizes 10 to 20.
10 Dresses were $7.95 and more.
Now S5.75
IL Dresses were $1495. Now $3.50
IL Dresses were S22 .95. Now $14.50
is Dresses were s2295 and more.
Now $3.50
IL Dresses were $29.75. Now $3.50
Dresses were $39.75 and more.
NOW ---------- -SAZ
Is Dresses were 935 and more.
Now -$26
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
San Francisco Draws Up
Plan 10 Evacuate Civilians
b the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2o.-A
complete plan for evacuation of San
Francisco in case Of military neces-
sity has been worked out by the
city's Civilian Defense Council
Theodore Roche, chairman of the
Civilian Defense Executive Commit
tee, said today.
The plan has been submitted to
It. Gen. j. L. De Witt, head Of the
Army's Western Defense Command,
for his approval.
Several weeks ago Federal Circuit
Judge William Denman assailed
Army and civilian defense officials
for failing to make public any plan
for the city's evacuation. japanese
incendiary bombs, he said, could no
more damage to the city than the
1906 earthquake and fire.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Women's Shoes
Reduced, @4'''
We're S8.95 and more

147 pairs Women's Summer Shoes
Of calfskin, suede or kidskin; all
white and white with brown,
black or blue trim; sizes 4 to 9,
AAAA to B.
% pairs Of Pandora Shoes in
white. Pumps in high or low
heels; discontinued styles and
broken sizes; 4 to 8; AAAA to B.
At less than half price. Now, $5.S5
200 pairs Women's Summer Shoes
of calkskin, suede or k1dskin and
a cotton and linen fabric; white
and white with brown, black or
blue trim and wheat with tan
trim; sizes 4 to 8, AAAA to B.
Were $e.95. Now S3.85
woMrN's SHOES. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Girls Plaid Skirts
'I.s' and s2.9'
ny P4nS e3nR
Were s295 and S395

" TE BE 20 una VV.IU
100 pastel plaid skirts, some solid
colors in blue. pink, green. gold
color, tan. Sizes 10 to is. La
beled as to fabric content.
so Girls Cotton Blouses with col
ored trims. Sizes Z to Is. Were
S1.25. Now ----S5o
IS Chubby Cotton Play Suits IN
blue, red or tan, sizes ga to 1871.
Less than u price. Now---s1.S5
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Juniors Shoes, '3.''
Were f6.95

IS pairs Of Junior misses dress
and short shoes in white buck
with tan calfskin trim, all white
buck or all white calfskin. A
variety of styles in broken sizes:
AAAA 61a, 7. sla. 8; AAA 6 to 9;
IA 5l2, 6, 6Ha, IN to 8; A 5 to 8;
B AZ to ~.
Is pairs Of Play Shoes in a Va
riety of styles; cotton duck or pig
grained leather In red. blue,
white, green and beige. Broken
sizes in narrow and medium
Widths to 8. Were $3.95 and
JUNIOR MISSES SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Misses Cotton Suits
$3.50 We're s6.95

100 cotton suits In stripes and
plaids; blue, red, green and
brown; sizes IL to 20.
20 Misses Rayon Sports Coats in
red, yellow, green and luggage;
sizes IL to 20. Less than half
price. Now S2.sS
so Nylon Bathing Suits in green.
blue. yellow and red; sizes 80 to
80. At less than half price. Now,
$1.75
n Cotton Denim Garden Aprons
stripes in blue and white--and
tan and blue. At less than half
price. Now -----------N.s5
50 Misses Rayon Dresses In white,
yellow, aqua and rose; sizes IL to
20. Were s25 to $2s.75. Now,
$14.75
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Homespun Tapestry
Yarn, 49, skein

Was 2Sc
800 skeins horespun tapestry
Yarn, all wool. 40-yard skeins IN
blue, green and tan.
piece Of Necdlepoint, design
finished In all wool on cotton
canvas: only background TO fill
In, 2sx35 inches. Was 81. Now.
Ss.35
IL Cotton Cretonne Summer Pil-
lows-stripes and conventional
patterns-cotton filled. At half
price. Now -------so SOC
2 NeedIepoint Bell Pulls, design
finished in all wool on cotton
canvas. only background to Ill
In; 7x66 inches. Were So. Now.
81
: pieces Needlepoint, design I'm.
ished in all wool on cotton can
vas. only background to NIL IN;
35x35 inches. Were $3.50. Now,
$3.50
/ Piece NeedIepoint, design nm
ished In all wool on cotton can
vas, only background to I'LL In:
21x27 inches. Was $4.75. Now,
ss.2s
1 Hand -orocheted Cotton Bed-
spreads, popcorn design: s0x1os.
We're 314.95. Now -S10.50
! Model Cotton Crib Quilt, white
background with colored ap-
pliques; 38x54. Was $12.50.
NOW ----------------
Model Cotton Junior Quilt,
cream colored background with
colored appliques: Fairyland de-
sign; 47x66. Was $3.50. Now,
$12.50
"a Uncovered Footstools with
needlepoint piece-center design
finished on cotton canvas-only
background to I'LL in. Stool, ma
hogany finish - ox9x6 inches.
Were 81. Now S1.50
ART NErDlEwoRK, SEVENTH Ftooa.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Nightgowns, 'l.s'
Were S2.95

IL rayon crepe gowns In printed
designs on blue or pink. Sizes
"a to 40.
8 Rayon Satin Pantie4 trimmed
with eyelet embroidery. Tearose
in medium size. Were $1.e5. Now,
S1.45
Brocaded Rayon Crepe Night
gowns In tailored styles. size 80 In
tearose and white. Were s3.s5.
ISoW 1870
5 Silk Satin Nightxowns trimmed
with lace and hand nd-embroidery.
White in sizes "a and SO. Were
S10.95. Now S7.9S
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

IS Shirts. Were S295. Now, SLAB
20 Cotton Cardigan Sweat Shirts
in white; medium size. Were
$1.50. Now Soc
rs Cotton Coat Sweaters, boucle
and fancy weave, in white, blue,
yellow and pink; sizes 80 to 38.
Were $3.95. NoW---$2.95
IL Spring Goats, 1907 wool fabric
in plaids, pastels and dark shades,
sports and dressmaker styles; sizes
II to is. Were $22.95 to $25.
Now Sll.95
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Women $, Misses
Box Goats, S. so
We're SI2.95

25 coats Of rayon-and-wool fabric
(rayon 671zTe. wool 32h%), in
white, blue. yellow and red sizes
IA to 20, 40, AZ.
; Coats in faille- weave rayon, At
ted style In navy and black; sizes
SO to 40. Were $45. Now SIS
4 Goats in faille- weave rayon,
boxy style In navy; size IL to 10.
Were $35. Now $l8.75
5 Rayon Coats, fitted styles in
navy, blue and brown; sizes SO
to 40. Were $25. Now $14.50
10 Rayon Box Coats In navy,
black and brown; sizes 14L2 to
22l2. Were $1s.95. Now $40
IS Celanese RAyon Summer Suits
In "Beachanese," Sea Breeze"
and Shantung-weave rayon. Beige,
red, white. yellow and luggage
tan; sizes 10 to 20. Were 1855.
Now S12.50
! Rayon Suits in herringbone and
pinpoint patterns, in beige, blue
and brown; sizes IA to 10. Were
$16.95. Now $3.50
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Misses Formal
Fashions Reduced

Misses dinner dresses Of rAyon
crepe, chiffon. net, lace, mar
quisette, jersey and taffeta-in
white, rose, blue, black. coral.
gold-color. prints. Sizes 10 to 20.
5, less than II price. Now -$5.75
4, less than "a price. Now -ss.75
1, were $16.95. Now -$12.50
10, were sl9.s5. more. Now $3.50
IL, were s22.95. Now $3.50
8, were $29.75. S22
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Rayon Betting Hats
/.Zo Iev thon II, ny;el

u ID Less than v Price
20 hats made Of rayon betting
ribbon In white and assorted COL
ors; adjustable headsizes.
80 Straw Hats, medium large
brims in black, navy and natural;
headsizes "a and 221a. Less than
half price. Now 1928
MILLnERY, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced

Group Of women's daytime dresses
in plain and printed rayon crepe
and chinon-tailored and dressy
styles in black. navy, blue, wine.
red, pastels and white; sizes l6 to
A, 141z to 24l2; also q group Of
larger women's rayon crepe
dresses in sizes 421z to 5o1a.
3 Dresses at less than half price.
30 Dresses were 1855 and more.
NOW 1870
30 Dresses were 1895 and more.
iNOW $lE.CV
20 Dresses were $29.75 and more.
IL Dresses were $29.75 and more.
Now ------$lS.75
3 Dresses were $35 and more.
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

% IdyUll CI6pc uIcSSGS lot SpOl
solid colors; sizes 9 to IS.
IS Spun Rayon Dresses. Printed
fabrics in white, red. yellow and
green; sizes 8 to IS. At less than
II price. Now ---- 75c
IS Linen Crash Box Coats, short
length trimmed with imitation
pearl buttons: yellow, white and
toast. Less than u price. Now,
$2.95
Junior Misses Shirts, tailored or
dressy styles in batiste, linen
crash and striped denim.
20 Shirts. Were $3.50 and more.
Now $3.50
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Women's Dinner
Dresses Reduced

Group Of dinner dresses OF
rayon crepe in black. blue. wine
and aqua; 16 to ~ and 14l2 to
24h.
Dresses at less than half price.
Now $7.95
IL Dresses. Were tl6.s5 and
more. Now ------------S 1895
Dresses. Were S2975 and more.
Now $14.95
Dresses at less than half price.
Dresses. Were $39.75. Now, $26
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Costume JeweIry, 'I
We're 81

IS pieces assorted costume Jew
elry-necklaces and bracelets Of
shells and animal-head pins of
wood.
50 pieces Of Costume Jewelry,
novelty pins Of wood, gold-color
and silver color metal with sim
ulated stones; shell and bead
necklaces and bracelets In as
sorted colors. Were csc. Now, 500
: White Shell Four strand Neck
laces with touches Of coral. At
half price. Now 81
All prices plus 1oT tax.
COSTUME JEwILRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Reduced

l Porcelain-top Table. Was S7.95.
Now $4.95
/ Kitchen Stool. Was s2.s5. Now,
$3.50
Porcelain top Table. Was $13.95.
NOW $S.95
Metal Kitchen Cabinet Bases.
Were $a.s5. Now $4.95
White-finish Wooden Utility
Bathroom Cabinet. Was $1s, Now,
1895
Wood Stool with simulated
leather top. Was $2.95. Now SI.50
l Metal Chair. Was $4.s5. Now,
S2.95
l Wood Stool. Was s2.s5. Now.
s1.5o
l Porcelain top Table. Was 1895.
Now S7.95
l Porcelain top Table. Was s12.s5.
Now -----A--S6 S6.95
l Bedside Table. Less than 4
price. Now sass
HiuHIuu" lidys was SH.oO.
Now $1.50
2 Aluminium Trays. Were s4.95.
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s2.s5
Z Chrome Trays. Were 81. Now.
SOC
1 Linen finish Breakfast Table
with side leaves, wood. Less than
"A price. Now ----- $9.95
/ MutschIer 25x3e Kitchen Porce-
lain-top Table. Less than "A price.
Mutschler Kitchen Cabinet
Base. Less than II price. Now
1898
1 Drop-door Ivory finish Metal
Bread Box. Less than a price.
/ Drop door White finish Metal
Bread Box. Less than "a price.
NOW oJC
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLOOR.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Silk Satin Slips, '3'''
We're S5.95

10 slips of pure silk brocade satin
trimmed with ecru lace at the
wee top and around the hemline;
tearose; sizes "a and 36.
2 Silk Slips In straight-cut style
with built-up shoulders; white
and navy; size "a. Were s195.
Now $l.45
4 Rayon Taffeta Petticoats, eve
ming length with wide flounce:
black; medium and large. At less
than half price. Now-$1.45
: Silk Satin Slips with lace
trimmed camisole tops: tearose:
sizes 80 and "a. Were 37.s5.
4$o" PcsOo
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Remnants Of Fabrics Reduced

50 Remnants Fabrics in plaids and
novelty lengths Of from to yards 54 inches wide
Were 81 81 so a S1.65
2l5 yards Rayon Flannel variety stripes and plaid
resistant 80 inches wide than half price Now yard Csc
Is yards Novelty Weave Rayon brown and 80
inches wide. Less than half price yard, 68c
lle yards Fae Rayon muticoored stripe designs
80 inches wide. Was 81 Now---------- yard, 6Sc
10 yards Silk Serge in dark green u
DRESS FABRICS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Girls Cotton Dresses
sI.so We're S295

50 chubby dresses In assorted
prints and stripes In cotton. Sizes
7i2 to II.
80 Girls Cotton Sheer Dresses In
assorted prints, sizes 7 to 10.
Were $1.95. Now &1.45
GIRLS APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Rayon Housecoats
, - We're S6.95

II rayon satin housecoats, wrap
around style, in light blue, wine,
royal blue and rose, sizes IA to
20. Slightly soiled.
Rayon Bedjackets in rayon crepe.
sheer and satin trimmed with cot
ton lace. Manufacturers samples,
slightly soiled.
IL Bedjackets, small. medium,
large and extra sizes. Were $3.50.
4 Bedjackets, small and medium
sizes. Less than half price. Now
&1.s5
5 Bedjackets. small, medium and
large sizes. Less than half price.
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Metal Summer Furniture
Reduced IL to ~
and More

All pieces slightly scratched n1arred and
sold in their present condition.
Utility Table enamel finish than price Now S145
Tier Table, white enamel finish. Was $675. 4s5
Wrought Coffee Table, Pompeian finish
without glass for Less than "A price
! Round Table. Was SPOTS
Wagon, verde green finish Was $3.50. Now $e75
Roundtop Tea Wagon, white enamel finish Was $3.50.
Glider with pat
tern. Was 1895. $3.50
Glider with simulated leather-covered cushions Was
$2975. S22.50
Glider. white simulated eather-covered
cushions. Was $34 rs. $247S
Glider acoth- and back cushions $3s75
Now - --- $50
/ Spring Chair hgh-back with head-rest pad. $l4s5
l Spring Chair. Was sls5 Now --------------- ssss
Wrought Iron Beverage Table In white without glass top
insert Was s125o. S6s5
Spring Chair with cushions 80 Now
S5.75
Spring Chair with blue cushions
! Spring Chair red and white enamel finish. s14s5
Now $lo.75
/ Spring Chair, green cushions Was $l675
Now $12.45
Tube Chairs with blue yellow. s3s5
Now S295
Glider blue salcloth- cushions Were $50 s5 Now
S275o
Also Mony Other Pieces Of Summer Furniture Reduced
Miscellaneous
sorted cotton damask tapestry and brocate Were
Dinete Side Chairs prima vera nnsh
with coral simulated leathercovered seats Less than u
price Now S4s5
Dinete Side Chair solid frame, prima finish
blue simulated leathercovered seats. Originally $3.50
LIVING FuHN1ruRE Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
RuffIed Marquisette
Curtains, Special, 'I''0 pair

50 pairs pndot ruffed cotton marqusete curtains In
soft cream 21s yards long
Large Assortment Of Remnant and Short Lengths Of
and glass curtain and materials
upholstery squares. Greatly reduced.
DRAPER1Is, SEVENTH
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Ottomans and Bedroom
Furniture Reduced 10
and More
Ottomons

Ottomons
-tfted, green cotton Go-sheen n
price Now
Buttontued, natural cotton Glo-sheen Less
Sipper-stye with back cotton cretonne
than y price Now Sc
Button-tufted, cotton Glo-sheen
price $3.50
tufed, natural Il
Button-tufed, cotton Glosheen n
price Now $3.50
Buttontufted wine cotton Go-sheen Less
price.
Button nufted blue cotton Glo-sheen u
price s2.7s
Button ufted blue cotton Glo-sheen "A
Bedroom Furniture
Modern design Dresser Bases, walnut
Less than u price. Now s2475
3 Matching Mirrors. Less than y price Now Sc
Matching Beds. single size. Originally S43
Matching Night Stands Originally $24. Now
Matching Benches Originally $3.50. Now
design Mirror 28x44 slightly Clipped edge Origin
ally $2250. Now
Mirrors, solid maple slightly
Less than Il price.
Mirror Modern-design harvest-nnished mahogany
design Mirror. 2ex3s broken n
BEDROOM FuRNIruRE, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Hosiery, Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes
65e Were 81

80 of rayon quilted satin, six-sec-
tion style. in royal blue. Soiled.
4 sets Rayon velveteen Hangers
and Hat Stands, peach color.
soiled. Were Csc set. Now 45c
3 Rayon Quilted Satin Shelf
Boxes in green, slightly soiled.
Were $5. Now $3.50
Is Rayon and Cotton Knitting
Bags in gay figured designs, red
rayon lining, soiled. Were 50,
8 Rain Hats Of water-reeistant
Exylin, = plastic. Transparent,
with assorted color bindings,
slightly soiled. Were 81. Now,
csc
Nor1oNs. AISLE II, FIRST FLooa.