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Rugs

-2-27x54 Administer Rugs.
Were $395 -:- S2.4
-2-9x12 Wilton Tone on
Tone Rugs. Were $4,000.
S44.95
-1-9xl2 Twist Weave Rug.
Was $4,000 ----S39.9
-1-9x12 Tone Tone Ak
minister Rug. Was $42.50,
S28.88
-2-9xl2 Broadlo0m Rugs.
Were $500 --S25, 90
-l-9x12 American Oriental
Type Rug. Was $l25.00,
$3.50
-1-9x12 Marion Wilton Rug
las Isl. Was $74.95 S62.5O
-2-sxl2 Super Amber Vel
vet Rugs. Were $5995 S47.5O
-1-9xl2 Super Tampa Ak
minister Rug (second). Was
$3.50 -----S S49.95
-1-9x12 Kildare Administer
Rug floor sample). Was
s49.95 ---S42. so
-2-9x12 Reversible Chenille
Rugs. Were s34s5 S29.95
-2-9xl2 Cotton Broadloom
Rugs. Were $3.50 $3.50
-2-Sxl0 Belgium Mourzouk
Rugs. Were 1895 -S14.88
-2-Sx1o Heavy Coir Yarn
Rugs. Were $15.95 S9.99
-l-9x12 Stenciled Mourzouk
Rug. Was s11.s5 $8.88
--Sx10 Reversible Fibre
Rugs. Were $l0.s5- $500
-3-9x12 Woven Fibre Rugs.
Were sl4.s5 S9.99
-lo-27x54 Woven Fibre
Rugs. Were $2.5o---S1.95
-s-.6x7.6 Woven Fiber
Rugs. Were $7.50-- S4.95
Kanns-Third Floor.
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Blankets &
Comforts

3 Seconds Of Purrey BIan-
kets. labeled Puma. S8ee ray
on. 1870 wool. Solid colors.
72x9O" size. Rayon bound.
Soiled. Were $5.95 5--S4.49
a Pepperell Blankets. Solid
colors. Rayon bound. 500
rayon, 251o cotton. 25qo wool.
72x84" size. Soiled. Were
s4.s5 -- S3.95
-5 Pearce Victory Blankets.
Solid colors. Rayon bound.
80oo wool. 20oo rayon.- 72X90"
and 72x84" sizes. Were S10.95
and $11.95 --S8. .95
a Cannon Blankets. Solid
colors. Blue only. 50%e. wool
and 500 cotton. 72x84" size.
Soiled. Were $4.95 S3.95
. Royal Blue American
WooIen Blankets. 500 re-
processed wool, 209s wool and
20T protein fibre. ~72x84"
size. Soiled. Were $7.95,
S6.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
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China

@ Seyen-Pc. Refrigerator
Sets. Were $2.49------$1.29
-2S Pottery Kitchenware. r.
regs. of $1.29 grade
-s CandIesticks with shades.
Were $3.49 -----$1.5O
- Mexican Pottery. Were sec
to $l.eS -----H2 price
"A Sets Of 3 Highballs. Were
81 .69c
3 Hostess Sets. IA pcs. Were
$2.98 --~----S1.98
-5 Sets Of 8 Cocktails. Were
$l 1SC
. Dinner Sets. so pcs. Were
$500 -SS. S.99
. Dinner Sets. SO pcs. Were
$9.98 sc. &c
II Luncheon Set. IS pcs.
Was $10.98 -S6. 90
II Dinner Set. 90 pcs. Was
s34.s8 ------- S22.98
. Dinner Sets. "a pcs. Were
$24.98 ----- -S1X.88
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Handkerchief

-IrreEs. Of Women's Hand
kerchiefs. Embroidered styles,
12hc
Head Scarfs. Novelty plaids.
Were sec --12Me
Mems Colored Woven Bor-
der Handkerchiefs. Wine, blue,
green, brown -12%c
-Colorful Cotton Prints. Ir-
regs. s.------------3 for SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

% Seconds ef $3.50 Irish
Linen Table Cloths. 81" size.
S5.95
3 Seconds Of S9.S5 Irish
Linen Table Cloths. 7Ox88",
$3.50
-l6 Seconds Of 1895 Irish
Linen Table Cloths. 66xl04",
S6.95
-Three-Pc. Lace Trimmed
Vanity Sets. Were soc --39c
Seconds Of 19c and 25c Lace
Napkins. Ecru shade
-2o Seconds Of 81 Turkish
Bath Mats S1oS
Seconds Of S2.s5 Spun Ray
On Table Cloths. 52x52" size.
S2.29
Kann's-street Floor.
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NeckWeur

Spun Rayon Skirts. Yoke
top, pleated bottom. Sizes IL
to 10. Were $1.99 S1.39
Head Scarfs., Open mesh
styles. Were $l--29c
Novelty Wool Sweaters. Blue
and black stripes. Were $2.99,
79c
Crisp White Neckwear. Was
81 79c
-Soiled and Damaged Neck
wear 29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Notions
RNyO,, indies

-36 Irregs. Of Famous
Make" Rayon Jersey Slips.
Run-resist. Tearose. Not all
sizes 89c
-1rregs. Of Cotton Briefs.
Lightweight. Some rayon vest
1rregs. in the group 29c
IA Irregs. of Cotton Union
Suits and Knit Slips. Broken
sizes. Soiled 59c
81 Irregs. Of $3.50 and 32.75
Famous Make" Slips and
Gowns. Tearose shade. Not
all sizes --S So. 90
-Irregs. Of Sl.25 Famous "Sil-
o-ette" Combinations. Full
cut styles in popular sizes.
79c
Kann's-Street Floor. .
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Wash FrOcks

-Cotten. Print Hooverettes.
Red only. Were $1.l9---R7c
-Nurses' White Uniforms.
sofled. Were $2.s5----S1.87
-Raysn Print Dresses. Small
sizes. Were $5-E0 o.
Cotton Print Brunch Coats.
Misses sizes. Were $l.39,
Sl..OO
Cotton Print Maternity
Dresses. Small sizes. Were
81. 30 81
Kann's-Second Floor,
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Inexpensive
Dresses

-Misses' Spun Rayen Dresses.
Prints and solid colors. Were
ass sS------------$1.99
--Misses' Raysn Jersey Dress
q. Pastel colors. Were $3.50,
= A.88
-1e Misses Long Sleeve Jack
ets. 75% rabbits hair and
25% wool. Were $5.s8- S4.88
--Misses' Black and Col0red
kayon Crepes. Were 1886.
$3.50
Kann's-Second Floor,
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. Single Foster Felt Mat
tresses. T'cTe $3.50 $40 90
II Dc, Cotton Mattress.
Was SIS, - Sc 90
II Double Felt Mattress.
Was $14.95 SIN 90
II Double Felt Mattress. Was
1895 Sl4.44
-3 Felt Mattresses. Were
&l0.s5 ------S8.8
3 Single Felt Mattresses.
Were 1895 ----S14.44
II Overstuffed Club Chair.
Was $29.95 - HCO 90
II Boudoir Chair. Was $7.95,
S5.88
IL Barrel Chair. Was s24.95.
S18.88
II Double Maple Bed. Was
S12.9a so 90
3 Double Maple Beds. Were
1855 ----S12.99
II Double Maple Finish
Poster Bed. Was s7ss S4.44
IL Mahogany Veneer Night
Table tas Isl. Was 1895,
S6.88
II Walnut Finish Vanity
Bench. Was $5.50--S333
IL Mahogany Veneer Dresser.
was sS2.s5 --------S $500
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Better Dresses

20 Daytime Dresses. Color
ful prints and plain sheers.
Sizes for misses and women.
Were $l6.s5 to $19.95- 1897
Ia Daytime Dresses. Sizes
for misses and women. Were
$14.95 to $16.95 90
-8 Daytime Dresses. Sizes II
to AZ. Were $685. S12.97
. Dinner Dresses. Gold, size
is. Red, size IA. Were $29.95.
$12.97
3 Evening Dresses. White
only. Were $l4.95---S5. AZ
Kann'-Second Floor.
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SfatiOmeru

Budget Banks. Were 81 69c
-Cellophane Wrapped Port
folio Style Writing Paper. Note
or letter size. Was 29c -19c
Wrist Lights. Convenient.
Were 81 59c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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lingerie

-Raysn Crepe Slips. Were
81 -$2.19
-Rayon Satin Slips. Were
$1.S5 81.
.-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slaxettes. Were $l.95
and $1.3s 99c
Sheer Cotton Puerto Rican
Gowns. Were $1.19-- 97c
-Rayon Crepe Slips. Were
DARK Rayon Slips. Large
sizes only. Were $l.69 and
sl.s5 20
II Rayon Quilted 1obe. was
sls.s5 $8.88
II Wool Robe. Was $10.95.
$8.88
Kann's-second Floor.
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GIOres

--s7 Prs. Black Rayon Pull
On Gloves. Also natural color
leather black gloves. Sizes s
and I. Were soc to soc -19c
-27 Prs. 6-Button Length
Glaee Finished Capeskin
Gloves. Black. Sizes 6. 81
and 61a. Were $3--S1 95
-65 Prs. Suede Pull -on Gloves.
Pine green. Sizes 534 to IN.
Were s225 --S1.69
Kann's-Street Floor.
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DOmesfics

80 Seconds Of Pacific Per-
Gale Pillow Cases. 45x36" size.
39c
-s2 Seconds Of Pepperel Pil-
low Cases. Labeled Salisbury.
42x36 size -----3Oc
so Wildwood Sheets. Seconds
Of Truth. s0x10S" size S144
"a Kittery Sheets. Seconds
Of Lady Pepperell. 72x1os"
Size I'd
la Prs. Cotton jacquard
Window Draperies. Were $2.99
and $399 ----..--S1 80
80 Single Chenille Bed
spreads. Were $2.9s and So 90,
S2,79
"a Cotton Coverlet Bed
spreads. Double bed size.
Were $1.79 --L--S1 20
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Infants Wear

Cotton Jersey OveralIs.
Wine, navy and aqua. Sizes
2 to s. Were 89c -54c
Cotton Corduroy and Cot
ton Flannel Boys Shorts. Sizes
2 to 4. Were $1.69 22c
Tots Coats and Snow Suits.
Sizes l to 3. Were $4.99 to
1898 8----------S1,9 80
Infants Handmade Slips.
Were 89c --42 42c
Cotton Knit Panties. Broken
sizes, 6 to 14---19c
Tots Dresses. Prints and
solid colors. Broken sizes. 3
to ex Sic
Cotton Gabardine Berets.
Were 69c -------34C
Tots Dresses. Broken sizes,
3 to 6. Were s2.ss and s3.9s,
S1.88
Receiving Blankets. Seconds
44c
Cotton Suede Cloth Leg
EinEs. Sizes 2 and 3. Brown
and White. Were 1925. S2.2X
Properly labeled as to ,abre
content.
Kann'+Fourth Floor.
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Open Stock Dinnerwore
IL PRICE

.Clearanes :. 4 discontinued
aL items but enough to make up
sets. Dresden" "IansdoEns.S
,W,ashinston Colonial" Cherry
Kann'-Third Floor.
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Sports ShOp

0 Sports Dresses. Were
$12.s5 and $14.s5-----$1O.O 90
- Sports Dresses. Were
$a.s5 and $10.s5-------$6 M
-21 kayen Sports Dresses.
Were $5.s5 and 1896 -S3 On
lis Cotton Print Dirudl
Skirts. Were $l.as--S Sf1c
-2s Sweaters. Were 1899.
$500
liz Sweaters. Were $I.s9
Sl.OO
-1S Navy Cotton Denim
Shirts. We're 5)c
-3S Higher Priced Blouses.
$500
Kann'+second Floor.
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FurS

Grey Persian Paw (pIate)
Coat. Size is. Was $3.50,
$1,000
BLACK dyed Persian Paw
tplate) Coat. Size 13. Was
Natural Tipped Skunk. 33
inches long. Size 9. We're
s159 $500
fplns I0T Federal Ta1)
Kann's-Second Floor.
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COR YARN 9xl2-FT.
S y IA IA ER R u GS

Heavy reversible coir-yarn rugs.
Closely woven in bright colors.
Adaptable for winter and summer
use. Finished with hand-tied fringe.
Kann's+Third Flor.
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24-IkCH
PIont Boxes
89c

Strong metal boxes for
windows or porch. "a" long.
Irrigation pan. Finished In
green enamel.
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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LeutherqOOdS
Girls Wear

40 Cotton Dresses. Were
$l.39 ------64c
20 Teeners' Rayon BIouses.
Were $1.ss - S1.64
30 Teeners' Rayon Blouses.
Were S1.39 - 00c
3 Cotton Corduroy Skating
Skirts. Were $2.99 --S141
q Coat Sets. Size 7 years
only ---------S6.99
80 Cotton Corduroy Jumpers.
Were $2.99 --.------- S1.97
10 Cotton Chubbie Dresses.
Were $2.95 5-S1 %
Kann 's-Fourth Floor.
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Art Goods

-2-Oz. Skeins Khaki and
Navy Knitting Yarn. Were
ssc 29c
-l-Oz. Rails Floss for cro-
cheting or knitting. Odd COL
ors. Were 29c-
-3 Hassocks. EGgshell. Were
1898. AS is----Sl.29
a Nursery Picture Kits.
Were $l.29 Sc
Il Large Size Hand -Embroi-
dered Cotton Table Covers.
Model. Was $l2 2-S4.98
a Hand -Crocheted Pillow
cases. Models. Soiled. Were
$l.98 19c
Kann'S-FOurth Floor.
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Je,ceI,.y

II Sterling Silver Cigarette
Case. Was Sc. As is S.. 100
Il Sterling Silver Compact.
Was 81. As is $500
-35 Women's Rings. Were
$1.s5 -'$ '$1.OO
-25 Initial Compacts. Were
81 -S1.79
Il Necklace. Was IS. As Is,
'S1.95
. Pins. Were $4-sS3. 90
II Pin. Was $7.50-ASS 90
STARRED items subject to 1OT tar.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Seconds of SOC
CANNON
Bath, Towels
49c

-22x44 Inch bath tow
els in plain white with
bright, colored striped bor-
der patterns. Highly alb
sorbent.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Au-wool Tropical Worsteds. Cool lieht in
weight Single and double breasted models
in group, Sizes reg. 1875, 1895, 1893. 1/42:
stout. 40; short az; longs, 1881. 1913,
1/44: long stouts. 1/44. 1850.
Second Floor.
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Juniors Wear
BEDDING

Kann's--Second Floor.
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beautiful rayon crepe
D,Orsays in black, blue or
wine. Genuine, flexible
leather soles. Sizes 4
to 9.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Oldest Inhabitants
Elect Suter, Duhame|
As Citizen Delegates

Jesse C. Suter and James F. Du-
hamel we're reelected delegates to
the Fedora lion of Citizens Associa-
ton by the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants at its meeting last night
in the Old Union Engine House,
Nineteenth and H streets NV
Monte Sanger, member of the as
sociation and delegate to the Fed
Grafton from Kalcrara Citizens
Association. made the nominati ton.
'As delegate, I know how faith
full they have teen. You would
make no mistake in sending them
back" Mr.. Sanger declared.
Elected to Membership.
William Lar. White was elected
to membership. Three new men,
bers were introduced and signed the
register. They were Frank B. Noyes,
brother of the president of the as
SCciation, Theodore w. Moves: Ed
ward M. Graney and Henry Bre-
wood.
In discussing old circus days in
Washington, Mr. Duhamel showed
to members of the association two
small photographs of Gen. Tom
Thumb" and his wife. which they
presented to his father. Marked
on the back was from photogra phic
Evening star., 1943-10-07

negative by Brady" Mr.. Duhamel
said that Gen. and k.rs. Thumb
used to stay at the old National
Hotel, where they had their minia-
ture furniture, with gold foil.
John Clagett Proctor, acting pres
ldent, told Of the circuses which
used to be held on Louisiana ave-
nue., between Sixth and Seventh
streets, and at Ninth and S streets.
MI, Proctor said once AS he watched
a circus parade pass by he ran
forward along the curb to see the
front part of the parade again. AS
he was running forward, he said
an elephant picked up and dropped
him down again. He lost the 25
cents his mother gave him to see
the show. but went home and re-
couped his loss.
Other Circus Stories Told.
Mr.. Proctor also told the story of
former Virginia Senator VINO, un-
able to buy tickets fer the circus
at Ninth and S streets at the gate.
bought some for himself and friends
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Nine Army Officers
From District Area
Win Promotions

Nine men from the District area
received temporary promotions and
one was ordered to active duty to-
day, the War Department an
nourced.
Officers promoted were: Harmon
EuStaCe DrovleS, Federal Com
munications Commission, major to
lieutenant colonel; Frank August
Stutz, 1920 Forty-f1fth street NV,
major to lieutenant colonel: Her.
bert William Thada. 800 Buchanan
street NV, captain to major; Will
liam Andrew Byrne, 1920 Twentieth
street NV, first lieutenant to cap
tain; Gordon Anthony O'Connor,
1885 Columbia road NV. first lieu
tenant to captain; Fordon Vincent
Potter, 2400 Sixteenth street NV
first lieutenant to captain Rupert
Fleming Anderson, Fort George G..
Meode, major to lieutenant colonel;
and Raymond Clyde Hodges, 1888
North Edison street, Arlington, Va,
captain to major.
Edward l.. Boyer, 308 Madison
drive, Alexander, Va, was ap-
pointed a second lieutenant.
Col. Stutz, "a, was born in WASH
ington. He attended Lehigh Univer-
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Dr.. Mann 10 Lecture
At Library Next Week

DR.. Thomas Mann. 1929 Nobel
Prize winner in literature, will
speak on The War and the Future"
at SIS pm. Wednesday in the
Coolidge Auditorium of the Library
Of Congress, Archibald MacLeish,
librarian. has announced
This will be Dr.. Mann's second
lecture as fellow of the Library of
Congress in Germanic literature. He
said his theme will revolve around
the burning present problems.
treating them from a spiritual.
cultural and humanistic point of
view"
Tickets for the lecture will be
distributed by the Cappel Concert
Bureau. l340 G street NV. on the
same basis as for library concerts,
it was announced. Last year at
tendance was by invitation only,
but this lecture will be open to the
public on first come, first served
basis. Tickets will be available start
ing Friday after $50 am. and only
two tickets will be given to one
person. There will be A service
charge of 25 cents per ticket.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

from "scalper." When he pre-
sented them at the gate, he was
told they we're no good A row
ensued and finally the Senator was
taken to the police station.
Others who spoke of circuses we're
Mr.. Sutcf, Mr.. BreWood, Mr.. Sanger
and william T. Martin
Gotcr.os Nicholson. attorney and
member OF the association. spoke in
behalf Of the Community War Fund
''ECme front agencies, he said
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Editor Files S17,5OO Suit
Against Science Society

Ware Cattell. 3609 Military road
NV. yesterday filed suit in District
Court for s17.500 against the Ameri-
can Association for the Advance
ment Of Science, claiming the
money due him under the terms
CT a contract.
MI. Cattell, who served the as
sociation as editor Of the Scientific
Monthly, claims in the suit that he
was hired on January II of this
year at $4,000 for a period of four
years, from January l, l943
On July 13, says the suit, the
association refused to continue to
employ Mr.. Cattell or to pay him
for services after July !. The suit
asks for the SIT, 500, with interest
and cost. 1t was filed in Mr..
Cattell's behalf by Attorney Allen
H. Gardner.
The best way to root for victory
is TO dig deep into that pocketbook or
purse and buy War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

tomorrow at the Boy Scout House.
Falls Church, Va.
The troop. which is being spon-
sored by the Lions Club Of Falls
Church, has 1s boys. It's scout
master Is L. S. Talbot, OF Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

lIlele ana later Co.. Stutz.
Ripon College. During the last war
he came to Washington to work
with the public grounds and parks
agency. He entered the Army this
spring
Capt. Potter. q, a native Of Wash
ineton, attended Amherst Univer-
sity, where he was student prior
to entering the Army.
1t, Boyer, 25, was born in Ottawa,
Canada. He attended schools in
Alexandria, and later the University
of Maryland.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

sity and taught
general science
in the Washing
ton school fol
more than eight
years, before 60
in g in TO t h {
Army in 1910. He
is the son of the
late George F. A
StutZ, who lived
here for many
years.
NJ a j. Thada
As. was born il,
RiNCn. Wis. He
attended schools
tlnnrn nfnd lntnn
Evening star., 1943-10-07

Your assignment to buy an extra
S1OO War bond during the Third
War Loan was made for you by your
son and neighbor's son on the
fighting fronts. Back the Attack"
with War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
Weller Will Address
Falls Church Boy Scouts

II. F. Weller, District Commits
sioner of the Boy Scouts of Amer
ica. will speak at the installation
ceremonies of Troop lat at pm.
Evening star., 1943-10-07

need more funds than ever before
and foreign war relief agencies
were meeting needs of those who
had no place to look for help but
the United States.
Evening star., 1943-10-07
YOUR COVE ERNMENT
ASKS YOU TO HELP
HERE'S HOW:

Produce Food-Let's not permit square
foot Of good earth to 60 idle if it can produce
something to eat. Start planning next years
Victory Garden now.
Conserve Food-20 to 80 per cent of Amer
ica's food has been wasted every year. This
waste in itself is more than enough to feed
our armed forces. Eat every crurnb, drink
everydrop, and, whenit's time, anallyou can.
Shore Food-Through rationing, civilians
are asked to guarantee that our fighters will
have plenty. Rationing is Uncle Sans way
of saying, Home folks, hold back-we
need it for the boys
P'oy Square with Food-Pledge yourselfto
accept no rationed foods without giving up
ration stamps -. and to pay no more than
top legal prices. That way you can kill the
Black Market in meat, butter and other
rationed foods.
Evening star., 1943-10-08

COATS ..,... =.
Every ''Jnnior" Type.
If you're young and gay
-. no matter what your
years these are the
Young Crowd coots for
you! Because :. whether
you choose the big, boxy,
beautiful Chesterfield
the officers coat with the
swoshbuckIing belt in the
back or the eosy-to-
wear box-ooot highIighted
with fooe-flottering fur
they're tuned to your fig
ure geored to your life
whether you're sweet
l6, sophisticoted-26 or
pretty little Mrs. Jones
who's 3O(?).
Young Woshimetonias Shop,
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1943-10-08
DRESSES Tia.
Click w i t h
Juniors Of All
Ages!

Trust the "Young CrOWd
to know that whether
they're 1o 26 or
3O(2) q dress that's
young and goy suits their
"junior" figures best!
That's why they're keen on
our two-piece tuck-ins that
hug their curves, our suit
dresses that accent their
Whitfield waists, our "gIit-
ter" frocks with fIirt-
skirted charm. So-notu-
roIIy-they come to our
Y oung Woshingtonion
Shop for everything from
clipper little cIo S ss-room
types for Sweet 10 to
sophisticated "dote" fosh-
ions for Godobout-26 !. {.
even cIeon-cut classics for
pretty Mrs. Jones who is
3O(2)
Young Woshinstonian Shop,
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Art NeedIework Reduced

II Pieces NeedIepoint design finished in
wool petiSpoint on cotton canvas. Size
77x27 inches. Were 81 so Now 81
Pieces Needlepoint design finished in
wool on cotton canvas, size 28x2s inches
Was $3.50. Now w------------S Sis
Piece Needlepoint, design finished In wool
on cotton canvas, size 29x35 inches. Was
Pieces Needlepoint, design finished in wool
pett-point on cotton canvas, size l8x23
inches Were S1.50. Now 81
Model Embroidered Picture. Cooley print
on linen, mahogany finished frame, size
7I7x9l2 inches. Was 81 So Now S3.2s
Cotton Homespun Knitting Bags, rayon
lined, beige and rose background. Were 81
Now ----------- &12s
= Round Metal Waste Baskets, 3 in green.
in rose. Were 81. Now s5c
ART NEEpLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Costume JeweIry
Reduced

80 Pieces cf Assorted Costume Jewelrv In
cludine necklaces. bracelets and pins in
gold color and silver color metal. Were
sl25 Now ----------- S5c
IS Pieces Of Assorted Costume Jewelry in
Guiding gold-color metal pins, finished in
red and green enamel with rhinestones;
Sterling Silver rings set with simulated
stones: necklaces in gold color metal Were
81 Now S145
50 Sterling Silver Rings set with simulated
r,bies, amethvsts and Sapphires, Were 81.
Now 6Sr
Necklaces in gold-color metal with simu
lated r,ibies. Were $50 Now S22.sa
I Bracelet in silver-color metal with simu-
lated blue stones. Was $50. Now S22.s0
10 Spray Pins in gold-color metal stone-set.
Some combined with rhnestones. Were
$3.50 to SIS. Now $3.50 to $3.50
All pricss plus 1920 tax.
COSTUME JEwELRY, AISLE 5, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
FIoorcoverings Greatly Reduced

?. aSl2 Administer Wool Rugs Were s47.5o Now S3415
Cotton Chenille Lid Covers. Less than "a price.
Now 45c
l. 4xs Oval Cotton Rug, light orange Was $40 So
Nov S59S
10 Samples Wool Broadloom Carpet 2x3 size Were
Sl050. Now ----- S595
s. 46x6 Samples Of Wool Broadloom Carpet. Less
than ! price. Now Sl815
p 1ooR COVERINGS SIXTH Floor
Evening star., 1943-06-17

l 1s-inch Parchment Paper Shade in floral print.
Was $3.50. Now -----.. ------- $3.50
l 16-nch White Cotton Fabric Shade Fabric covering
over parchment paper. Was $3.50. Now --S1.75
1S-nch Hexagonal Linen Print Shade in floral de-
| 1S-nrh HexsRonal Linen Shade with three plain
and three bird print panels Was $50. Now---s5.5e
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Lamps and Shades Reduced

1 Ivory-coIor Lenox China Table Torehiere mounted
on bronze finished base. Was SIG So Now - $40
l l2-inch Square Bridge Shade with concave corners.
Floral print paper parchment. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
l 19-inch Hexagonai Parchment Paper Shade deco
rated with hunting scenes. Was IS Now S31S
ia-inch Leather trimmed Parchment Paper Shade.
Was $3.50. Non ----------. 81 so
LAMrs SHADES srvgNrH Floor Express Elevator s
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Milk Glassware Reduced

Water Pitchers. Half price Now l.50
81 Goblets. Were $120. Now
% Water Tumblers. We're 80c. Now 35c
SCreamers. Less than a price. Now s5c
Covered Sugars. Half price. Now w-7sc
] Ccmpot. Half price. Now 81
Other Glassware Half Price or Less
l Punch Bowl of crystal glass Now So
Punch Bowl Plate, crystal glass. Now 81
81 Colored Glass Centerpieces. Now Soc
1 Decorated Glass Ball shaped Vases. Now
$3.50
l Decorated Glass BalI-shaped Vase. Now
81
Crystal Glass 6-inch Handled Plates
Crystal Glass Relish Dishes. Now ssc
Crystal Glass Footed Pitchers. Now 6sc
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Casual Goats, sI7
We're SIS and more

IS casual wool coats in boxy styles, some
interIined in monotone or mixture tweeds
Navy, red and ton. Sizes 7 to 20.
II cosuoI Wool Coots in boxy styles, both
noonotones and mixtures Navy, plum,
black and oroy. Sizes Y TO le, 20, 2O'H,
to 24I2. Were S35 to S4975. Now SIS
9CosuoI Wool Goats in both fitted and boxy
styles, Brown, green, black, eroy ond GIN
ger, Sizes 40 to a., lel2, 1872 and 22'2
Were S4o75 to Seo.75. Now s35
COATS AND SUITS. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Other Housewares Reduced IA to ~ and More

Porcelain top Tables. Were sl1 so Now s5as
i Paper and Wood Wardrobe Less than u price Now.
Ssss
IA Plastic Salad Sets, pieces TO a set. Less than
Il price. Now ------.--- CSC
IS Plastic Tooth Brush Holders and Tooth Paste Dis
prnsers.- Less than y price. Now for Sc
! 24-piece Cutlery Set including knives forks.
teaspoons and tablespoons Less than y price.
Now S5.9S
l Green Metal Cake Cover. Less than y price Now,
SOC
! Wooden Tray. Less than Il price. Now ------ CSC
2 Wooden TrayS. Less than /, price Now SOC
l Imprinted Birch HeadbOard and FootbOard for
double bed. Less than y price Now s5ss
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service.