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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
Campus Smart logs
Featured in Shops

oroidercd. spphqued pocketed
and banded -- IN all kinds OF
fabrics - velvetecn. spun rsyon,
corduroy and gabardine - are
catching on like wildf.re This
popularity is we'll mcrlted be-
cause the jumper is very prac-
rcal addition 20 a wardrobe.
since il can be dressed up with
q frlly blouse for Sunday-beSt
wear and toned down for every
day with simple tailored
blouse.
One very attractive woodland
cotton gabsrdine Jumper for the
younger set. comes IN a luscious
shade OF hot pink and is COM
b.ncd with a long slccved Isle
shirt i'm pink and gold stripes.
Durable suits. in classic coll
lcglate styles. are also very inn
portant IN the back-to-school
wardrobe A particularly out
standing model is suit IN hunt
cr's green wool with a rcd and
green chcckercd skirt and the
same checks piping the jacket
and outlining the pocket details.
Dresses for classroom wear
arc having their biggest season
I'm several years Bows, bands,
embroidery and ruffles. IN high
~ styled models. explain the
comeback
One unusual dress comes IN
American regional plaid glnG-
ham with white pique trim and
gngham bow tie, in button
front coat style, that makes for
speedy wartime dressing Anoth-
or school girl must in ging-
ham is the suit-dreSs with ruff
files edgiue the collar, sleeves
and front This style comes in
dark plaids that help keep
laundry bills down
A cant-miSs style for Go-to-
church snd special = occasion
wear, s a tWo-pieCc dress with
black rayon fallle jacket and
plaid taffeta skirt A ruching "
the ruffly taffeta edges the front
and mock Of the Jacket.
The trend IN coats is toward
collegiate practically. Emphasis
is on the double breasted styles
In warm fleeces, pile fabrics and
tWceds Officers coats inspired
by the men and women IN the
armed services are very much in
style and the camel classics.
chcsterfclds and box coats are
as popular as ever.
A pea Jacket, Just like the sail
ors wear. I'M navy all-Wool mel
ton. is meeting with aye, ayes"
from all as an exciting partner
for plaid skirts, dresses and
jumpers
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Little Sisters Classroom Clothes are Ultra Smart This Year
Mrs. Kolp Honors
Guests from Texas

MRS. EMIL KOLP was host
ess TO a group of friends and
relatives Tuesday evening at her
home, on Gallup avenue, honor
ing Lieut. Robert Parsons, US.
NC, and his / arents, MIR. and
Mrs. Jack Carson, of Dallas,
Texas. Lieut.. Parse has been
a guest at the Kolp home for
the past week and his parents
have been visiting friends in De-
troit and Mount Clemens.
Among those who attended the
party were the immediate rela-
tives of the Kolp family, Mrs.
o. F. Drum, Of Detroit, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Singer, and daugh-
ter Joan, and Betty Volkenant.
BETTY PEAKE, of Washing
ton, d. c.. has arrived to spend
the remainder of the summer
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ar
thur Grolz, 40 Butler street.
MIR. AND MRS. Z. c. STONE
ROD, III Cass avenue. have re-
turned home after mentioning
in Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
where they visited Mr. Stone
rods mother.
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Bv CAROL herman

NEW YORK - Junior Miss s
GONG back 20 school and tho.
sanas OF T-to-i4-y car-olds viii ho
saving hcn6 % teacher dressed
as smsrtly a. their big sisters on
the nations college csnlpuscs
This wear just as Tho co-cds
realize that styles must bo os-
pecially basic and fabrics very
durable. So do mothers who are
equippine The Younger girls for
school days The trend this falls
10 plan for back-to-schoO,
wardrobe az essentials that Is as
classic and as practical as the coll
lege girls
Jumpers suits, but'or-down
the-front dresses. checks. p.alds.
ruffles and bows demanded by
the co-eds are equally popular
with little sister
While tho jumper is hlchIEht-
ed IN all WardrobCs th@ season,
il is headline news i'm back to-
school togs All kinds Of Jump
ers 1870 rufGed. tailored, em-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19

MR.. AND MRS. EDWIN WEB
Err, Jones street, on their goth
wedding anniversary today.
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Congratulations

MIR. AND MRS. DUNCAN
LEE, 81 Church street, on the
birth of a son, Richard Ray
mond, Aug. l6.
MRS. II. p. JOHNSON who
will observe her birthday ami
versary August 20.
MRS. MACON TRABUE upon
her birthday anniversary today.
DR.. AND MRS. c. A. WARD
who are observing their 18th
wedding anniversary today.
JOHN STUART DE MOTT,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart De-
mott, who will be six years old
tomorrow.
MRS. AUGUST DRYER, SR.,
OF Moravian drive, on her birth
day anniversary yesterday.
MRS. GUST sly on her birth
day anniversary today.
ROBERT GRINER, 3 Dave
street, who will celebrate his
14th birthday tomorrow.
MRS. ANGELINE BARNEY.
l59 North Broadway, who will
celebrate her 84th birthday an
niversary Sunday, Aug. %. A
few members of the family will
gather at her home to honor
her on this occasion.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWIN WEB
Err, Jones street, on their goth
wedding anniversary today.
Births at st. Joseph s
MIR. AND MRS. AUGUST
JOHN COKE, of Washington, a
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Backyard
Vacations
BY CAVE RANDALL

THE VACANT LOT on the
corner Of Fifth street and Crock
or boulevard was a picnic
ground Yesterday minus
trees, shade, benches and road
side tables But to three small
fry who had wandered there
with picnic lunches the place
was ideal Kaye Stewart, son of
Mrs. Lucille Stewart, and Jack
Sheridan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sheridan, had mother $
permission to eat out. but 1t
was their friend, Donna Al
bright, who suggested the eX-
elusive spot on Croker
she had passed by mnY times on
her way 10 A friend s house and
1t had always occurred to her
that this would make a fine
place for a picnic. The boys had
brought peanut butter sand
witches in paper bags Don
ma contributed some crisp
leaves Of lettuce "a whole coffee
canister fulD and several ten
der carrots all of an inch
long She had put them in a
mayonnaise jar and filled the
jar with water to keep the car
rots fresh Donna didn't have
sandwich but she managed to
get one Of Hayes by trading
some lettuce Each brought his
own drink whole pint Of
water. which vas hurriedly con-
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daughter, Barbara Jean, Aug
IL.
PFC. AND MRS. CLARENCE
A. BARRETT. MARY Louise
Wyckstandt, Roseville, a son,
Clarence Arthur, Jr., Aug. II.
Pfc. Barrett is stationed in Aus
tin, Texas.
MR.. AND MRS. LONNIE r.
BURGETT, 1878 California
street, a son, Aug. IL.
MR.. AND MRS. MARVIN
ARTHUR WARGO, Roseville, a
daughter, Beverly Ann, Aug. 10.
MIR. AND MRS. CALVIN A.
DIXON, East Detroit, a daugh-
ter, Judith Lynn, Aug. 10.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
CORNISH, 80 North Rose street,
a son, Joseph Lynn, Aug. IS.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY V.
NICHOLS, IL Wells street. a
son, Harry Lawrence, Aug. l3.
MIR. AND MRS. WILFRED
HERMAN WALTERS, 48 Ferrin
Place, son, Michael John. Aug
10.
PVT. AND MRS. DAVID
BANKS DUNLAP, kathleen
Neville), Utica, son, David
Ross, Aug. 10. Pvt. Dunlap is
stationed at Fort Belvoir, Va.
MR.. AND MRS. MACK NJ.
IZWORSKI. Ri c h m nd, a
daughter, Dorothy Jean, Aug
l3.
MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT p.
ULLRICH, Armada, a son, Rob
ert Edwin. Aug. Ia.
MIR. AND MRS. MEADE L.
WESTMAN, 283 Maple court, a
daughter, Wyona Ann, Aug. IA.
MR.. AND MRS, JOSEPH R
UTASH. 2970 Campau drive, a
daughter, Mary Jane Elizabeth,
Aug Ia.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
HEATHFIELD, Rosev ill lie, a
daughter, Judith Lee, Aug IA.
MR.. AND MRS. ALFRED J.
KLEBBA. Memphis, daughter,
Aug IA.
REV. AND MRS. CARROLL
JORDAN BRODBECK. New
Haven, a daughter, Paulette
June, Aug. IA.
MR.. AND MRS. MICHAEL
MISANY. East Detroit, a daugh-
ter, Carolyn Marie, Aug. IA.
MIR. AND MRS. THERON S
POMEROY, 1865 arper avenue
1856 Harper avenue, son. John
Theron, Aug. IA.
MR.. AND MRS. ROLAND l.
LOZEN. Isl AverySstreet, son,
Aug IA.
MR.. AND MRS. ARCHIE l.
SAMPLE, 1926 California, q
son, William Joseph. Aug IA.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER J
TESNOR. 81 High street, son
Walter George, Aug IS.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD B
KRAFT, Roseville. son, Aug
l6,
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Corp. Peltier Weds
Girl in Australia

A WEDDING Of interest to
many in Mount Clemens recent
ly took place in Australia.
Corp. Norbert A. Peltier, of this
city, who is stationed with the
u. S. NJ. G. married June NAL
low, of Victoria Malburn, Aus
trslia, on July 30. The news was
received by friends here today.
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With the Col0rs

EDITORS NoTL. Tor rsssor, 81 49,.
turiiy md hrcsu,, ~ lsrs of trsc, fuii
.doreses ~ thcs, IN service cannot be
printed In th, column.
PAUL DUCKERT. JR., son
of Nlr and Mrs. Paul Duehcrt,
of 81 Smith street. has Just been
appointed an Aviation Cadet
and has been classified for pilot
training He IS stationed at
the Classification Center IN San
Antonio, Texas.
CORP FREDERICK REIN
HOLD. son Of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Reinhold. Huron avenue is sta
toned al Santa Monica Cal
with a radio detachment His
brother, Donald recently report
ed TO Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station, Great Lakes, H..
10 begin training
AVIATION CADET LOUIS
DEVANTIER vs.. l. 5 Mr., son
OF Mr. and Mrs Franz Devan-
tier. Ferrin place, has been
transferred from WCnatChcc.
Wash. 10 tho Naval Pre- Flight
school az 81 Nary'S Cal.
BARRIE COOPER, FA., son
OF Mr. and Mrs r NJ. Wise 225
North Gratiot avenue is now
stationed with the Army Air
Force al Union University,
Jackson. Tenn.
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sumcd before the sun warmed
it. Donna, Jack and Kaye say
picnickIng is their favorite
sport. They frequently pack
their lunches and take off for
the wide open spaces.
NJ. K Anderson is finding il
difficult to keep one Jump ahead
Of his young son, Jimmy, these
days. II seems that Mr.. Ander-
son finally got around TO clean
ing his attic at least he
talked about il Jimmy quietly
listened while his father discus
sed the possibility of getting rid
Of the many toys which had ac-
cumulated there then SUBJ
tly remarked, Aren't you CO.
ing TO throw out any Of your fish
ing tackle, Daddy When jim
my isn't setting fast pace for
his father he is busy collecting
airplane pictures for his scrap
book. His sister, Barbara, coll
lects clever sayings. Could be
she doesn't plan on letting Jim
get ahead Of her,
A CARD PARTY to which the
public is invited, is being plan
ned by the BIN Senior Sister,
hood 1t will be held in the
Synagogue, Wednesday, Aug 25
at 8 pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19

SMART LITTLE SCHOOLGIRLS above wear left date and
party with black fale Jacket and rainbow
plaid affeta skirt Center idea in jumper dresses of wool
gabardnc long sleeved Isle shirt Right
this classic camchair practical little suit of
wool The dress extreme right is OF American
regional plaid gngham buttonfron style
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Art NeedIework
Reduced

10 pieces NeedlepOint, size 2lX23 inches,
design finished in all-wool petit point on
cotton canvas. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Apiece Needlepoint Set including chair
seat and back, design finished in petit
and grospoint on cotton canvas. Seat
27x27 inches; back 23x23 inches. Was
$3.50. Now, IS
2-piece Needlep0int Set consisting of
chair seat and back, design finished in
grospoint on cotton canvas. Seat 23x23
inches and back 23x23 inches. Was
$3.50. Now, set -------$ $3.50
l-piece Needlepoint, design finished in
grospoint on cotton canvas, size 22x42
inches. Was ST. Now w----------S5.25
1-piece Needlepoint, design finished in
grospoint on cotton canvas, size 28x47
inches. Was $l0.50. Now $3.50
1-piecc Needlepoint, design finished in
erospoint on cotton canvas, size 30x4l
inches. Was $23 so. Now SIS
10 White Cotton Lace Scarfs, size 16x44
inches. Were sl.85. Now $1.25
: White Cotton Lace Scarfs and 3piece
Vanity Sets. Scarfs are l6x35 inches
Were 81 Ga 81
l Rose and White Apiece Dotted Or
CANDY Scarf Set. Scarfs in sizes l5x35
and l5x44 inches Was $395. Now,
set -- ------------ so
: Rayon Taffeta Pillows in green or
ivory and filled with 500 cotton peeler
comber and 500 milkweed. We're 50 so.
Now ------ --------------- $3.50
100 balls Lormette Wool Yarn, l-ounce
balls, brown or navy Were 35c Now zoe
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Living Room Furniture

Occasional Chair, Philippine mahogany frame
blue stripe cotton damask cover. Now 1925
! Chair. beached Philippine mahogany legs
brown stripe cotton chintz cover Now S2975
Mahogany and gum Drop leaf Tables, pedes-
tai baSe, brass feet. Now ------ SIT
i Modern-design Chair, tan simulated leather
seat cover, bleached mahogany legs. Now s1s75
l Occasional Chair Philippine mahogany frame
turquoise cotton damask cover. Now 1925
] Ottoman, rose cotton tapestry cover Now
$3.50
! Hand painted Floor Screen, simulated leather
cover. S9es
Shutter Floor Screen tvory-color finish three
fold. NoW- S8-,
l Smoking Cabinet mahogany with pipe racks
and cigarette jars. Now Sl325
l Solid Birch Side Chair, mahogany finish plum
stripe cotton damask cover. Now S445
l Mahogany Tier Table brass feet Now S7.s5
Mahogany -and-gum Side Chairs, green cotton
tapestry seat covers. Now ow- S825
l Modern-design Sofa, cocoa cotton tapestry
cover. Now Now--- S.e "a
Modern Chair, mocha cotton tapestry cover.
Now GO, rn
PORTABLE Bar Tray, walnut. Now S125O
occasional Chair, channel seat and back,
Phllpplne mahogany frame. Now Sl375
Mahogany Drum Table with drawer, pedestal
base with brass feet. Now. s9.75
LIVING AND DINING Room FURNITURE SIXTH FL
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Bedroom Furniture Reduced 15 and More

l Modern Design Bench, walnut finished hard
wood Was Sl3 Now s--s
l Solid Mahogany Bedroom Chair Was $3.50
wow $3.50
Mahogany Veneer and Inlay Bed, single size.
Less than u price Now $40 20
Solid Mahogany Dresser Base. Was sos. Now
$4975
OAK veneer Vanity Benches. Less than y
price. Now ss
l Solid Cherry Vanity Base, Colonial design
was $oS.1o. NoW------------------- S5975
l Solid Cherry Vanity Mirror, Colonial design
Was $19.75. Now w s1o.s
l Solid Cherry Vanity Bench. Colonial design
was *1s.io NOW
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Housewares Reduced 12 and More

% Painted Wooden Pals. Now 15c
345 Knitted Cotton Dish Cloths Now sc
so Knitted Cotton Dish Cloths. Now lOc
l Wooden Kitchen Stool. Now Sl95
l Mirror. Now -------.- S295
! Student Desk, maplefnish hardwood Now
1896
Sets Cleaner Attachments for Eureka Jr
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Now Csc
Sets No. 54l0 Dusting Tools for Hoover Elec-
trio Vacuum Cleaner. Now S295
l Set busting Tools for Norca Electric Vacuum
Cleaner. Now ------------ ---------- 1895
l Metal Bathroom Cabinet. Now ----- SO 50
3 Cotton Chenille Bath Mats. Now W------- 81 .95
Cotton Chenille Lid Covers. Now w---- soc
] Pair Draperies for Bathroom. Now 95c
z Mirror Make Boxes. Now ----------- 81 .95
| Shower Curtain. Now ------------- CSC
Fiber and wood Bath Hampers. Now 1886
l Black and White Metal Bread Box Now Sl.50
White Metal Bread Box. Now ..---- 75c
l Large White and Red Bread Box. Now $2.25
Metal Watering Pots. Now w-------------5 soc
j Metal Ice Cube Tub. Now --- 95c
1 Wooden Ice Cube Tub. Now ----------- Csc
IA AIl-metal Ace Ventilators. Now ---------- 25c
l6 All metal Ventilat0rs. Now --.--- soc
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Sc
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Books Reduced

2 copies Lovers are Losers" a novel by
Roland Pentevee. At y price. Now
$l.25
2 copies Freedom Of the Press Today"
assembled by Harold Ickes. At u price
Now $l25
Dictionary Table with adjustable
pedestal. Was $l975 Now $40
! Reading Table in Duncan Phyfe style
Was STATS Now W----------- $3.50
THE BOOK STORE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-03-04

l Curly Maple Veneer Chest Mirror Hepp]e
"hlte oeSlgn. was $39 so. Now -----.- S24.75
l Mahogany Veneer Dresser and Mirror. Co.
loIlal oeslgn. was $3.50. Now S59.:5
l Mahogany Veneer Vanity and Mirror, Co.
lonal design. Was $945O Now s59.75
Mahogany Veneer Vanity Bench, Colonial de-
sign. Was STATS. Now 81
Oak Veneer Bed, Modern design, double size.
Was $36.75. Now s2a,,
OAK Veneer Night Stand, Modern design Was
So4io. NOW W---------- ------------- S22.75
l houdolr Chair covered in green rayon-and-
coIIon laprlc was $l1.75. Now S7.75
l Green Cotton Chintz covered Boudoir Chair.
was $1lfo. NOW $7.75
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Mirrored Glass Ash
rays 1t u Price L

"a heavy mirrored gloss ash
troys in square and octogon
shapes.
50 pairs Pottery Salt and Pepper Shakers
in bird shapes. assorted colors. At "a
price. Now, pair soc
4S Wood Boxes with assorted pictures
on top. Were 81 Is. Now Csc
20 Wood Boxes with assorted pictures on
top. At J., price. Now - 15c
4 pairs Wood Book Ends with pictures.
At u price Now Sc
THE GIFT SHOP, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Dining Room Furniture

l Maple Ladderback Side Chair, aber seat
l Maple Flat-top Console Server. Now $1125
Maple Side Chairs rush seats. Now $6.45
l Side Chair solid birch, Old World mahogany
finish. Now 1918
l Side Chair. mahogany finish on hardwood,
blue cotton seat cover. Now S3.45
l Mahogany Dinette Table with extension leaf
1 Solid Walnut Buffet, dinette size Now 1918
/ Sideboard, 18th Century design mahogany
and gum. Now $3.50
l Solid Mahogany Credenza Buffet, 18th Cen
tury design, silver drawer. Now S56
Side Chairs, yucca finish on hardwood, cotton
tapestry seat covers Now 1918
l Mahogany Side Chair. Now s4.5
Side Chairs. mahogany finished gum white
simulated leather seat covers. Now S225
Sideboard, 18th Century design, mahogany.
SO inches long, silver drawer - $3.50
Solid Maple China Cabinet Top tonly)-will
fit on base 32x9 inches or longer. Glass door
front. $3.50
Evening star., 1943-03-04
7 oiIetries Reduced

Less than y price Now - 45c
AZ boxes Waid Bubbling Foot Bath. Less
than 2 price Now ,5c
bottles Cologne. Less than y price
Now 81
: bottles Cologne. Less than y price
Now ------- $l.25
y bottles Sparkling Burgundy Bubble
Bath. Less than u price Now 25c
Above prices plus 10cs tax.
y Makeup Capes. Less than y price
Now SOC
TonETR1Es, AISLE IA, FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Dressmaker Goats, '4I'2'
We're SIS and $50.75

dressmaker coats (propery labeled as to wool
content) IN htted styles. Red and brown Sizes
IL, IA, 18, 20.
Capes made in England Plads (properly labeled as to
WOOL content) Blue brown and green mixtures
10 ~ IN the group Were $7995. Now S44.75
10 Casual and Dressmaker Coats mixtures plain coors
Wool content designated labels plum blue toast
taupe and black Sizes II to 20 in the
group were $4975 S37
Coats including reversibles back camel nile on
one side and cotton gabadne the other 1907 Nyons
in fitted and box styles Tan blue green Sizes 10 to "a
in the group. Were s35 and $40 IS. Now SIS
COATS SUITS, FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Rugs Greatly Reduced for Friday

1-9x12 Rayon Administer Rug, blue tone-on
tone Was $43 so. Now 500 ,n
1-9x12 American Machne-made Wool Rug.
washed, Chinese design. Was $les50. Now
$13950
1-9x12 American Machine made Wool Ruy
washed, 18th Century design. Was sl5750
NO" $l295O
l-sxlz Amacho Broad Felt Rug, green Was
800. No"-------------------- $2495
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Pictures Reduced

Woodland Scenes In Process OIL Less
than a price S47s
! Woodland Scene In Process Oil Was
5000 Now $1,000
Outdoor Scenes in Prints. Less than
II price $500
l The Old and the New In Process Oil.
Less than u price $3.50
Is Religious Subjects in Prints. Less
than "a price Sl.25
l Colonel Guy Johnson In Process Oil.
Less than y price $1,000
l Large Plate Glass Mirror With Metal
Leaf Frame. Was $500. Now $3.50
l Oval and Upright Plate Glass Mir
rors in Gilt Frames. Were $3.50. Now
1918
l Horizontal Plate Glass Mirror in Gilt.
Was $500. Now ~ $3.50
l Venetian Engraved Plate Glass Mirror.
Less than Y price $1,000
PICTURES, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Juniors Millinery Reduced

Chldrens Knitted Caps and Hats, made of nylon
fleece and other fabrics properly labeled for content
in white, pink blue, red natural and ivory-color;
adjustable headSizes.
10 caps and Hats Were ST. 75c
Is Caps and Hats. Were 1895 Now ---------- S295
20 Chldrens Cotton Velvcteen Hats. with matching
mufs in Dutch Girl bonnet styles in black blue green
sizes 20 to 2212 Were 50 -------N s195
is Juniors Fur Felt Hats classic roller
Red brown black blue and sizes 2l2 221a Were
1895. Now S295
CH1LDRENs JUNIOR MISSES MILLINERY. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced 12 and More

/ Drop-leaf Table. mahogany and gum, pedes-
tai base with brass feet. Now S9.7s
Modern Drop-leaf Tables, walnut with drawer.
Now ------ $3.50
l Sewing Cabinet mahogany and gum. Now
s137S
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Remnonts Of Wool Competing,
Remnants Of InIoid LinoIeum,
Less Than " Price:

Martex Bath Towels, Hand Towels, Wash
Cloths, Bath Mats, Bath Sheets, and Dish
Towels-b, ~ Less than Perfect Qualities
All subject to slight imperfecfio that
will impair their wearing qualities
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Ever-Ready F|ash|ight
Batteries, s.

Were 1Oc
100 extra long life batteries. the expira-
ton dates Of which have passed. Num-
ber $50 size
Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Rayon Crepe Dresses, '5''
Wer $1O.05 and more

We're yIO.05 and more
40 dressy and casual styles with color contrasts and
Self-trims. Black, brown blue green fuchsia and
purple. Sizes IL to 18, 38 to a. and 1872 to 24l1
in the group '~
40 Tailored Rayon Crepe Dresses black blue
Sizes IL to 8 and SO to AZ group Were So e5 and
s'9o NOW S4.45
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Dress Fabrics Reduced

$50 yards of Printed Cotton Wolfe with crease
ant finish. Discontinued designs on light and dark
backgrounds 36 inches wide. Was ST. Now yard 5Sc
$50 Remnants of cotton, and silk fabrics
in plain, printed and novelty weaves Lengths of
from to yards, 36 and 80 inches wide. Reduced
"a and u.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Housewares Reduced w
and More

and More
3S tnpainted Wooden Pals. Were 75c Now 45c
IS Implanted Wooden Pals Were Csc Now 35c
Porcelain top Table. Was s795 Now S49s
| Bathroom Hamper of wood and fiber Was
Sb95 NOW ---------- --------- S3.95
Splint Grocery Carts. Were 81 95 Now SI5O
l Wardrobe Of paper and wood Was $685.. Now
S3.95
/ Chest OF paper and wood. Was s295 Now
Sl.50
] Wood Commode. Was Sl395. Now S795
| Stool unpanted. Was 1929 Now Csc
| Kitchen Stool, white finished wood Was s295
NOW Sl.5O
! Metal Medicine Cabinet. Was IS so Now S295
Shopping Carts. Were 81 95. Now Sl5O
/ Kitchen Stool of wood and metal Was 1925
NOW --------------------- ----------------- $l.95
Cotton Chenille Toilet Seat Covers. Were 81 As
Now .,c
3 Metal Tissue Boxes. Were $l25. Now 65c
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Junior Misses B|ouses s|45
W ere $2.05 and more

" ere YZ.90 and more
80 bouses of rayon seersucker cotton chambray and
strped denim in red, blue, green and brown; sizes
II to IS
group of Junior Misses Street Dresses rayon crepe
ton VelVeteen and other fabrics properly labeled
tent Natural pink blue gold color purple black and
brown, sizes 9 to IS.
10 dresses we're $685. Now
Is dresses were $l295 Now SIS IS
10 dresses were $685. Now---------------- $685.
Junior Misses Evening Dresses rayon crepe aeta and
chiffon Black pink blue red and white; sizes 9 to Is
10 dresses were $lO95 Now S595
dresses
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-03-04
Cotton Tufted Rugs, fringed
oil ground:

2-2lx36. yellow. Were s375. Now sl.9s
l-ZlxS6 peach. Less than 4 price. Now s2s5
2o-27xS6 Wool Carpet Samples, finished ends,
plain weaves and twist pile Blue, rose. green.
rust, beige, tan. Were IS 95 to $685. Now s3s5
Evening star., 1943-03-04
First Aid Cabinets
At less than R price

81 Utility First Aid Cabinets. Now SIS
Utility First Aid Cabinets. Now Sc
6 Utility First Aid Cabinets. Now $40