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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Reds Claim
Assault Is
Driven Off
May Be Focal Point
For German Summer
Offensive; Nazis
Lose II Planes

Moscow, May 1S-(AP)-
The Kuban front flarcd into
action again today when Ger
man troops stole through the
forcStcd hills and sprang upon
the Russians in a violent effort
to regain important positions
lost weeks ago.
--latest Russian reports said
that Gcrman-infantry, which at
tackled several times, supported
by tanks, planes and artillery,
was thrown back each time with
heavy losses. The German
counter attacks are aimed at
driving the Russians back from
the inner positions of the Black
Sea port of NovoroSsisk.
From the figures mentioned in
dispatches, it is obvious that the
Kuban activity is hardly the prelude
10 the expected German summer Of
fcnsivc, but ii is the most vivid ac-
ton on the long Russian front in
several days.
Sharp fighting also was in
progress on the DOnets river
front where recent tank and in
fantry engagements gave way to
hot artillery ducls. The big Ger
man guns were firing almost non
stop in an effort to prevent the
Russians from consolidating new
ly-Occupicd positions on the west
bank of the river below KharkOv.
In air attacks, the NaZis lost
81 planes during twO-day raid
northeast of KharkOv, it was re-
ported.
Military observers consider the at
lacks may indicate possible point
where tho Germans intend to loose
an offensive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Attu Casualties Fewer
han Had Been Expected

Washington. May l&-(AP)-Am-
tcrlc!n troops. driving Ia lop of the
hcac OF bccilc-ShapCd Attu island.
nave captured main ridge and
may already have joined forces in
two-way thrust across the cast
end OF the island, Secretary OF the
Navy Knox disclosed today.
Knox said American columns
which landed on the north and south
SIDE oi the key JapanCSc-hcId outpost
were now very close together. i! they
had not actually joined.
The vancouver apparently piIchc,i
OIL The most important Japanese po-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18

vived. There were no Americans
on board.
Survivors said huge red crosses
mad been newly painted on Inc YES
sci, the 5. S. Centaur. and Austria
has Prime Minister John Curtin an
n"unccd that the Japanese had been
notified on February that the Cen
taur was to be used as a hospital
ship.
Curtin denounced the "wanton de,
iioeration' of the attack. and SINH,
lar expression of rcvulsion over tho
cncmy'S "limitlcss savagcry" came
from General Douglas Macarthur.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Millions OF Deferred
Men Are To Be Called

men now rlasscd as AZ because n:
minor physical defects will be draft.
cd.
Paul V. MCNutt. war manpowc;'
commissioners. said his earlier cs;i-
mates that induction would average
10000 Il day throughout tho year still
held good. despite a sharp decline
from TIC rate that was reached dur
inE the winter months.
On the domestic manpowcr front.
McNut also said that the VINO
planned tn permit some workers tn
change jobs for higher pay If their
current wages arc grossly made
oua'c" cr below the prevailing rates
in their communities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Jap Atrocities At Peak
In Hospital Ship Loss

Washington. May l8-(AP)-Ja-
pans record of atrocities hit new
peak today with the disclosure that
a japanese submarine torpcdocd and
sank brilliantly lighted Australian
hospital ship. with Il loss of 29g lives.
Attacked without warning al 4:lO
a. m. last Friday, forty miles Off
brisbane, the ship capSizcd and sank
In flames within three minutes.
SiXty-four of the 1863 person aboard
mostly Australian and British mcdi-
cal staff men, were rescued. Only
one of twelve women nurses sur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Army Bombers
Blast Japs On
Wake Island

Washington. May I8.-(APO -
Army heavy b"mbcrs, ranging more
than 1000 miles from their base. az
tackled Japanese installations on
Wake Island Saturday. the Navy re-
ported today.
The COmmunIqIH said.
"On May -. Il force of Army
LibCrator heavy bombcrs attacked
Japanese installations on Wake Is
land. Bad weather prevented obSc,-
walton of results. United States
planes were engaged by % Japanese
zero fighters. Uf which two were def
initcly destroyed and ono additional
was probably destroyed"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18

SifionS, and perhaps left only the
TASK OF moppIng up isolated pockets.
knoX declared that despite bitter
japanese resistance, "Our casualties
arc much lighter than mad been OK
pcCtcd."
The Sccrctary'S announcement, in
d'catIng that the end of the eight
uay-old battle was near. came short
~ after the Navy reported that the
americans had firmly established
themselves on the island. but tina,
japanese forces cnircnchcd Oh
Jagged ridge were putting up stiff
resistance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Expect Decisions
Soon as to Drive
On the Japanese

Washington. May 18-(AP)-
Washington quarters said a beat
Japan first" slogan voiced by
Senator Chandler. Democrat.
Kentucky. might have been sug-
Gcstcd during conferences with
United States military leaders,
pending the outcome of President
Rooscvclts council Of war with
Prime Minister Churchill.
Chandler himself said a dcci-
sion might he forthcoming soon.
pointing TO a powerful American
offensive against Japan. and de-.
clsrcd hc was encouraged" 10
make the appeal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18

Washington. May 18-(AP)-
Plans to draft several millions
Of men in classes deferred for
physical defects and others here
toforc deemed NECESSARY" 10 in
dustry MAY operate 70 delay the
induction Of fathers.
The War ManpOwCr Commission
announced last night that replace
mcnt schedules providing for tho
gradual drafting Of some 5000. 900
workers now employed in ESSENTIAL
industries had been filed by $500
employing firms.
Earlier Yesterday Sclcctivc Scrvi,c
Director Lewis y Hershey told 4
Senate committee that "a good many
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
BRITISH SUBS SINK
ITALIAN DESTROYER

London. May lS.-tAPD-Brit-
fish submarines t0rpcdocd and
sank IN Italian destroyer ana
al least five supply ships dur
ing recent series Of Mcditct-
rancan encounters. the Ad-
mirally announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
ATTU VICTORY IS near
Nazis Strike on Kuban Front
RAJ Continuing Violent
Attacks Upon Continent

London, May 18-(AP)-Brit-
iSh bombcrs, returning again last
night TO the air offensive OH Eu-
rope, attacked targets i'm south
ern Germany, fighters swept
n0i.hcrn France and Belgium,
and coastal aircraft damaged
five ships i'm an enemy convoy,
1t was announced officially to-
day.
The coastal command planes al
tackled convoy off the Dutch ccas
which was initially attacked by
lighters yesterday. Two of the sup
ply ships. in Il convoy OF eight MGR
and three escort vessels
were left sinking, and were seen tc
be abandoned by their crews, it wa
stated.
AXIS radios on the continent began
going from the air this morning. ind:
eating that Allied air raiders were
continuing TO blast European strong
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Recoveries In
Stock Market

New York. May I8-(AP)-Stoc!l
market fayoritcs shifted 10 the re-.
covcry column today.
Issues touching new highs for tho
year included Colgate and DUPONT.
Ahead at intervals were u. s. Steel.
Sears Rocbuck and United Aircraft.
Laggards included General Mr,urs,
Chrysler, international Harvester.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18

the marketing of other crops.
A committee of sixteen men rep
rcScnting both growers and the in
dusty will meet later today TO dis
cuss the proposal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18
Sharp Gains
For Cotton

New York. May l3-(AP)--Co;-
ton futures opened unchanged 10 If
tCcn Gents bale higher. Noon val
uCs were ten 10 60 cents bale high
or. July 1924. October 1865 and
December 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-18

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Evening star., 1943-04-22
Art NeedIework Reduced

Model Cotton Applique Crib Quilt, cream
background with colored appliques; 40x5S
Was $3.50. Now 50
Model Cotton Applique Crib Quilt. pink
background with colored appliques; 34x4S.
Was $3.50. $3.25
Model Needlepoint Picture in mahogany
finished frame; 71ax9. At less than u
price. l.55
Model Cotton Laundry Bag Of unbleached
muslin with colored appliques 25x25. Was
So. Now 81
So Stamped Cotton and Linen Kitchen
Towels; white with colored borders; 16x27.
10 pairs Model Cotton Pillowcases, one case
embroidered, one case stamped. White
with colored embroidery: 4zx36. Were,
pair, $3.50. Now, $1.25
/ Stamped Linen Luncheon, Cloth, cross
stitch design; 54xs4. Was $3.50 Now SEES
Model Cettsn Luncheon Cleth, tan back
ground with colored embroidery; 48x52.
Was $3.50. -
Uncovered Footstosl, solid mahogany.
Was $50. Now $3.50
l Model Needlepoint Tray, eilt-nnisied
frame; 7x11. Was IS. Now-----S3
Arr NEsDLEwosx. sEvrxrz F1ooa.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Costume JeweIrX As
Less than Y price

10 pieces costume jewelry, including
wood pins in natural and green, pins
and clips in gold-color and silver
color metal, and assorted patriotic
and gadget pins.
50 Flexible Bracelets in gold-color and sill
ver-color metal. At less than y price
65 Necklaces in gold-color and silver color
metal with disc hanging chains in the back
Were $2.45. $125
80 Necklaces and Bracelets in gold-color or
silver-color metal. Were SO. NowS 81
Is Pieces of Costume Jewelry comprising IL
pins OF simulated stones in spray and bird
designs. Were $6 to $24. Now 81 to SIG
l Bracelet Set with blue stones, simulated
Was $50. Now $50
2 Necklaces Set with red simulated stones.
Were $50. $50
+, plus 109o tar
COSTUME JEwELRY, AISLE 5, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Bedroom Furniture Greatly Reduced

/ Night Table in enamel-fnished beechwood. French
Provincial design Bottle blue color with gold trim.
Was $le75 Now STATS
1 Modern Design Dresser Base, solid maple Was
$3775. Now SIS
/ Decorated Mirror. Was $3.50. $4.75
Singe-sze Beds in solid cherry. Colonial design.
were 300, 300 I'd
1 Chest of drawers blond Prima Vera on hardwood
Was $780, STATS
Solid Maple Chest Desk Colonial design Was $655o.
1 Solid Maple Vanity Vase, Colonial design. Was
$2850. Now $1S
l Bench mahogany finished hardwood Was $l1.
Now $3.50
Solid Mahogany Dresser Base, Sheraton design Was
1927 Now $4S. IS
Modern Design Vanity Benches, oak veneer and
hardwood. Less than " price, Now-------------$5
1 Solid Mahogany Vanity Base, Hepplewhite design.
Was $8975. Now $4s.75
IS Bed Pillows, filled with curled chicken feathers and
covered with woven stripe ticking. Cut size, 21x27.
Were $780,
Evening star., 1943-04-22

1 lawson design Sofa Bed that opens to double e-sze
bed. Complete with mattress Upholstered IN blue
cotton tapestry. Was $12475. Now -$9275
1 Solid Mahogany Dresser Base, Hepplewhte design
Solid Maple Chest -chest, Colonial design. Was
SSSOU. SSo
1 Solid Mahogany Chest drawers Hepplewhite de-
sign. Was $69.50. Now S4s
1 Solid Mahogany Chest-of- drawers, Colonial design
Salem style. Was STATS. Now $4850
Solid Mahogany Dresser Bases, Hepplewhite design
1 Solid Maple Chest drawers Colonial design. Was
1 Solid Maple Vanity Base, Colonial design. Was
l Solid Mahogany Vanity Base, Colonial design. Was
1 Modern Design Dresser Base. walnut hard
wood Was $40. Now Now-----------------------$ $3.50
] Single size Bed solid mahogany. Colonial design.
1 Solid Mahogany Night Table Colonial design Was
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Living Room Furniture Reduced ! 15 to 10, More

I Pillow top Footsteo, mahogany with green cotton
tapestry Less than u price. $795
1 Mahogany Tier Table. Was $1l.75. Now $7.75
1 Mahogany Tilt-top Table. Was $335 Now s1s.75
1 Modern design Walnut Telephone Set. Was $1s75.
1 Mahogany Lamp Table Was $9.75 Now $6.45
1 Kneehole Desk, mahogany and gum good-size top
and drawer space. Was $46.75. Now $29.75
: Occasional Chairs modern design, harvest mahog-
Now Sl2.75
Bookcase, solid mahogany, "a inches wide, shelves
Less than u price. Now
Mahogany Bookcase, 36 inches wide, shelves. Was
x27 So Now $14.75
1 Mahogany Bookcase. So inches wide, adjustable
shelves Was $2750. Now STATS
1 Bareback Chair, natural cotton tapestry
with mauve cotton back and side Reversible spring
seat cushion Was $5475 Now $3S75
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Sports Dresses, '67'

We're $1O.95 and more
Al rayon and wool sports dresses in natural.
gold-color, green, red and luggage Sizes
IL to 20.
Is Rayon Maternity Dresses In brown green and blue
Sizes IL to 1s. Less than " price S3s5
~ Dresses propery labeled to fabric content) in
aqua. lilac luggage and black Sizes IL to TO- Were
$16.95 and more. Now s1o7s
Is Evening and Street Bouses (proper labeled as to
fabric contenD in white, blue, gray and lilac Sizes
II to 20. Were s7.95 and more. Now $475
IL Rayon Evening Blouses with sequin trim White
pink, blue and black. Sizes IL to 20. Less than u
eA''o -$lO75
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Books Reduced

so Washington Engagement Calendars
illustrated with photographs OF Capitol
scenes. At Y price. Now- - ESQ
copies Flower Arrangement In Color, :"
by Rockwell and Grayson. At less than u
price Now 75c
3 copies '"Mansion House Of Liberty" a
novel by Phyllis Bottome. At less than u
price, Now Soc
2 copies Hudson Valley Squire" novel
by c. Blackburn Miller. At less than n
price. SOC
THE BOOK STORE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

Rattan Footstool without top cushion finished white.
Less than u price, Now
1 Metal Tea Cart, white finish round top Loss than
" price. Now
S Summer Chair Pads for seat and back, blue sirnu
lated eather-covered Less than u price. Now 35c
1 Magazine Basket mahogany finished gum Was
SITS. Now $4.95
Rattan Settee, auto seat cushion, reversible spring
back cushion green sailcloth Originally $64 95
Now $39.75
1 High-back Metal Spring Chair, white with maroon
arm rests. Was $1675. Now $11.15
White Metal Coffee Table, glass tray top. Less than
u price Now 81. 50
/ Metal Tier Table white enamel finish Less than u
price Now
Metal Coffee Tables, white enamel finish, no glass
TOPS Less than u price Now.-$2,95
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Dining Room Furniture Reduced Hs to ~, More

1 Server with three drawers 18th Century design.
mahogany and gum Was $2S.50. Now STATS
Side Chair, solid mahogany with lyre-back design,
green cotton tapestry seat cover. Was $1975. Now.
$12.75
Lrv1Ne AND DINING Room FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
WaII-type Drying Racks, 95e s'7s

81 WolI-Npe Drying Rocks for Kitchens and wooder
Unpainted Kitchen Tables. Were $4.95. Now, $3.50
Porcelain top Table. Less than u price Now, $4.s5
1 Porcelan-top Table Was $795. Now ----- $495
Extension Table with bakelite top and chrome legs
Was $31.95 Now $16.95
1 Kitchen Cabinet Base with porcelain top Was $28
100 Brass Candy Dishes with glass nsets Were $135
Metal Watering Pots. Less than " price Now, 25c
! Fibre Waste Baskets. Less than " price Now, Csc
Metal Drying Racks. Less than u price Now 25c
: Glass Baking Dishes. Less than " price. Now, SOC
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Sterling Silver Ho||oware Greatly Reduced

6 Compotes. Less than " price 81
3 Compotes. Less than u price 81
2 Compotes. Less than "a price
1 Compete. Less than Y price
l Compete. Was IS. Now--------$3 So
l Compete. Was 81. Now-------S4
1 Bowl. Less than y price 81
IL Compotes. Were $3.50 Now-$2.50
Baskets. Were $3.50. $3.50
Bowls. Were IS. Now So
l9 Mayonnaise Sets. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
2 Sugar and Cream Sets. Were $3.50. Now, S.
2 Sugar and Cream Sets. Were $3.50. Now,
$3.50
Sugar and Cream Set. Was $40. Now Sc
5 Vases. Were $3.50. $3.50
1 pair Candlesticks. Were $3.50. Now, $3.50
l pair Candlesticks Were $3.50. Now $3.50
l pair Candlesticks. Were $625. Now $375
1 pair Candlesticks. Were 81. Now-------S5
THE SILVER ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Photo Accessories
Reduced

Black Camera Cases. Were $1s5 Now
$1.20
1 Brownie Camera Case. Was $1.s5. Now
S1.35
1 Eveready SIG Camera Case. Was IS.
NOW 1918
1 Eveready $40 Camera Case. Was 50.
2 Brownie GIG Special Cases. Were s125.
Now 600
1 Screen Case, 3ox4o Was 1925. Now,
S1.65
1 Screen Case, 3sx52. Was 1925. Now
$40
1 Tripod Case. Was $275. Now---s2
1 Tripod Case. Was $3.50 Now$360
Tripod Cases. Were SO. Now -S2.25
; Speed Graphic Cases. Were $975. Now
$3.50
1 Speed Graphic Case. Was $685. Now
$4.45
Beaded Screen, 4sx4s. Was 1920. Now
$1440
Keystone Camera Cases. Were $3.50.
Now
Falcon Camera Cases. Were soc. Now
6Oc
Falcon Press Camera Case. Was g. Now
$1.50
Kalart Speed Flash. Was $14.s5. Now
$112O
Reel File Cases, 16mm. Were $1.95 Now
$1.45
Reel File Cases, smm Were $150. Now
$1.10
CAMERAS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

1 Side Chair walnut-hnished solid maple, turquoise
cotton stripe cover. Was $685. Now $495
Side Chair, beached- finished hardwood green cover
Less than u price Now $1475
1 Junior r-size Dining Table walnut and gum, pedestal
base one leaf Less than u price. Now-------$l9.75
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Maternity Dresses Reduced

A group Of rayon crepe and spun rayon dresses In
plain coors and prints Daytime and afternoon styles
and some dinner dresses Sizes to 20.
Dresses. Were $3.50 $l4s5. Now-s s77s
IA Dresses. Were $685. Now--------Ss Ss7s
Dresses Were SIS to s2s7s Now--------------$1sss
MISSES DREssHs THIRD F1ooR
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Boys Cotton Corduroy
Pants, 65e Les. .h.n u Price

IS small boys cotton corduroy pants, cotton
lined. Separate belt and buckle; olive green,
sizes to 5.
- Cotton Tsppess Of gabardine and corduroy IN wine
navy, blus. light blue, green and brown. Less than v
JuvxNur' ArrAHx1, FOURTH F1ooa.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Reductions on Floor Coverings

/, SKIS Piain-weave Broadloom Rug in beige. Was
$l4610 Now--- $3.50
l, ska Piain-weave Broadloom Rug In green. Was
$e3.66. $3.50
/, 9x12 Wool Administer Rug In blue. Was $4750.
NOW $SSSS
8, 3xl (Appeoximate She) White Fuf Rags. Were
$3.50. Observation-Disclosures $3SS
L. 4xe Luxury Gotten Tufted kug In orchid with all
around fringe. Was $27.50. Now .----------- $14S5
:. 27xSs Heavy Csttsn Tufted Russ. Were $3.50.
Now S7.S5
;. 24x4S Csttsn Tufted Rags In rose and white Were
$lbvS NoW----------------------
I, 27xEe Gotten Frinse Rag In blue. Was $e.25 Now
NS5
1. 3.llxla Unbsund shell Bi11as. Less than
II price. 80
I, aSxl3 UnbeanA Tvist-Taupe Less than price
NOW ------------------------- -$A4SS
Russ FIFTH Eooa.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

is and metal cose. Fold when not in use.
s Bottles Of Globe Dry Cleaner for removing spots
from clothing Were soc. Now Csc
1 Unpainted Chest Of Drawers. Was $40. Now IS
Il Folding Wooden Tray. Was $3s5. Now --$1.sS
1 Large-sze Metal Bread Box Was $3.50. Now, $2.s5
Wooden Smoking Stands with maple finish. Less
than u price, Now CSC
l Three panel Screen Of wood and fibre board. Was
$3.50. Now CSC
l Four panel Screen OF wood and fibre board. Was
$2.75. Now --------.----- $1.50
Wooden Kitchen Stool Less than " price. Now. csc
Evening star., 1943-04-22

1. 2sx9 unbound Plain--Rose Less than u price.
Now SJ.sS
l. AXIS Unbound Carved-Rose. Less than u price
l, 3x4.5 Unbound Twist-Rust. Less than u price.
l. 3xs.S Unboand Plain-Grcen. Less than y price
l. 3x7A Unbeund Twist-Red. Less than " price.
l. 3xss Unbound Plain-Burgundy shadowtcne Less
than " price. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 96.sS
l. 2Sx3.A Unbound Tvist-Rnse. Less than y price
l. 3.Sx3.s Unbs1nd fiain-Rnse ouartx Iess than y
1, 3.ex31 Unboand Twist-TAn. IAss than u price
Now --------------------------- $2.S5
!, 11xel1 Unbsand Carved-0resn. IAss than h
pfieA Nov Nov----------------------- A.75
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Women's Shoes, 'l.''

Less than II price
50 pairs womens shoes consisting Of white
linen sandals and pumps Broken sizes 1 to
8H; AAA to B.
40 Pairs Woens Shoes In white suede and son,s two
tone combinations sizes I to 8; AAA to B. We're $695
and more Now S4S5
Note Shoe Rdtionins Regulations
TO present War Ration Book 1, COUPON
OF purchase 49, ~ ~ ~
WoAEN's SHOES. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Women;s Daytime Dresses Reduced

a group Of daytime dresses in royon and OF
tent. One and two piece styles in black, ma
24H; Is to A.
80 dresses were slee5 and more Now----s -ss.s5
" dresses were Sl995 and more Now---$iz5o
- dresses were $22e5 and more Now S14.o5
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Rayon and Cotton Dress Fabrics Reduced

ESQ yods Of Novelty Reyen Cotton Broeodss 135 Va,
and Damesk in red eod purple rose and Green boekoro,
Ho'oo'e o Pn,ow tOPs' olopeN foocs, bags
nouseeoots. ~ 'nehes VIDE. AZ less than " focks
p"ee' Z9e Now
500 Rsmnants Of silk Dress Febres in enE
novelty weoves-36 and SO inches wde Reduced Va and "
DRESS FABRICS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Girls Cotton Dresses
~ Less than u price

rs dresses in an assortment Of prints, dots
and stripes. Sizes s to H.
- Chubby Dresses of spun rayon and cotton In stripes
prints dot plads and solid coloes. Sases 8h to 14.
IS Girs Dresses Of cotton. and some rayon crepes IN
cheeks stripes and printG sises to II. Were 42.95
and mors. Nov
o11Is AM TRH-Ass AYPARxl FOURTH Fiooa.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Women's Formal
Fashions Reduced

group Of dinner dresses of rayon crepe.
rayon chiffon and rayon lace. with contrasting
color or bead trimming, In white, aqua, blue,
black and red. Sizes 16 to A; 161a to 24k.
Dresses were s1895 and $2295 Now- $3.50
Dresses were $2295 and more. Now $3.50
Dresses were $2975. s1s75
8 Dresses were $4s.75 Now
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-22

135 yasds Woven Stripe Rayon Crepe, white
background with red, green, blue or black novelty
woven stripe. For blouses and doytime or sports
frocks 80 inches wide Less thon " price
in lengths Of ! to yords. Plain, printed and
Va and w.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Fine JeweIry Reduced

l Twin Face Electric Clock. Was SIS Now------sS25
Sterling Silver Back Baby Brush. Was 50.
Sterling Silver Enameled Cigarette Case. Now $s25
Fabric Cigarette Case, khaki color. Was $40.
Sterling Silver Identification Bracelet.
Silver plated Horse Was S. $3.50
II pairs Gofo-p plated Cum Links Were $115.
10 pairs Gold plated Collar Pins Less than
Gold-plated Collar Pins Less than u prce-----2sc
! Chlds 10-K. Gold Ring Less than u 81 10
Chids 1o-K Gold Cross and Chain engraved @. L. Was
$500
Chds 1o-K Gold Locke and Chain, engraved E. F. Was
1-3piece Sterling Silver Toilet SIS SS25
1-lo-K Gold Signet Ring engraved S. Now 40
All prices include far
FINE JEwE1RY FIRST F1ooa.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Men's Summer Suits
Reduced Up to h

Advance-season savings in fine, cool summer suits
carried over from last season.
80 Rayon Suits Regulars 1885 $751; n4e sns; Shorts Iss
l37 I38; Longs 3i37, 1885, 2I39 242 144 Stouts 1888.
1/4o 1/44 2/4s Were $3.50. $1975
Cotton Suits Reduced A. Regulars 137 1885, Shorts 35.
1885, 1885, Longs. 1/3S I4o stouts, 1889. Were $l45o
White Wool Two Gabardne Suits size 81 regular Were
$3.50 Now $1975
Fine Linen Suits Reduced " Longs 1897 2/3s 1888 Were
s25. $1250
Summer Formal Less than price Size SO regular Now S.
White Wool Sports Coats Short I42; Long, 42 Were $40
the MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Junior Misses Apparel Greatly Reduced

We're $3.05 and more
so hats of fur felt, wool knit and cotton We
veteen in fez and casual styles In navy, BROW
green, black, red.. purple, Kelly green an
white. Headsizes 211z to "a.
50 Hats, calots in cotton velveeen and rayon veve
wool felt berets and cotton velveteen bonnets son
with NUTS, in black red, brown green navy luggas
royal and teal Head sizes 1917 to 22z. At less tbs
80 Knitted Rayon Boucle Hat, snoods and wra
arounds In rust, white, green, red, navy and brow
At less than " price. Observation-Disclosures
cH1LDRENs AND junior MrssEs' MILLINERY.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

Students Tweed Suits
I4'3 Were $3.50
trouser tweed SUITS properly labeled for fabric
content Regulars, 1875, 2/36, 3/38; Long, 1877.
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

s FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1943-04-22

: fabrics (properIy labeled os to fabric con-
red, blue, brown and green; sizes l4h to
Is dresses were s2e IS and more Now----sle.5o
Is dresses were $2975 and more. Now-$l8.75
Is dresses were S29.75 and more. Now-$zz