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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
Studies in Food Conservation at Fort Meade
Bring on Tightening Program for Army Comp!
Is food being wasted in Army

Is food being ,DdSted IN Army
kitchens2
Reports OF lettopers being
tossed into garbage instead OF
being nJilieed at q time 1rllen
the ciUiliGn population faces rG-
tionino. caused The Star to as
sign reporter TO inspect screrdl
Army Kitchens in this Uicinity.
The reporter rriteS ,chat she sGU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-10
BY LISBETH SOLLING.

Under the impact of extreme
shortage of cooking fats, oils and
shortening and On the heels of
reports that the Army is careless
in its use of food while the civilian
belt is being frightened, the quarter
master general of the Army has
carried on studies at Fort Meade
which will lead to extensive conser-
walton of foods in all Army Kitchens
The writer, by arrangement with
the War Department, visited kitch-
ems at Forts Meade and Belvoir,
where thousands of soldiers are
CHARTERED. and found some of the
conservation measures already in
effect.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-25
Dovvnes
Recdy
Again
SURVIVOR OF

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Pearl EIarbor, the
U. S. destroyer
Do,rncS slides of
the Mare Island
" a Us at S an
Francisco, fully
rebuilt and ready
TO Ia Get Axi,
S h i r s. L n e
DO Um"%, badly
damaged, was
brought from
Hawaii with a
false bow. Now
she has a new
hull. Navy photo.
EnfcTVGtiopIGlJ
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10


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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10, 1943
TwirI Partners
And Don't Let Go

ious communities would feel free
to attend and take part.
DANCE CALLER
callers of old fashioned dances is H.
Lee Landerman, assistant farm ad-
visor and All club leader. He thinks
Imperial Valley residents should be
gay and happy as much as possible
to counteract the shadows OF war.
This wholesome, back -to-the-paSC
type OF dancing includes all the Old
favorites OF another day, the square
dances, the polka, and all the rest
that used to keep the young folE
interested and happy a long time
ago.
Many young persons became IN
terested when they heard their eld-
ers talk about the old time dances.
They went to scott and remained
to practice hard to learn the steps
20 they would not be outdone by
the nimble footed elders. Apparent
IL tired of tWirling their partners
around their heads and stamping
around like a lot of colts, the
Youngsters now thoroughly enjoy
bowling and Whirling in the more
sedate dancing of long ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10
Heel and a toe,
And AVA we gol

H laIious, gay, lighthearted, and
free the dancers tap their feet and
sway happily in the old fashioned
dances that are a part of the war
time recreation program at farm
center meetings throughout Imperia!
county.
Caught in the great national re-
turn to the dances popular with our
grandmCtherS and grandfathers,
farm center members and their
families hCe it down with the best
Of them while the fiddler fiddles
and the caller shouts briskly in call
ing the dances.
BECOME POPULAR
The upsWing in popularity be-
gan for the old time dances when
farm center after farm center began
featuring old fashioned fiddiing and
dancing parties on their regular
monthly pre- CgramS Of entertainment.
Center members began inviting
their neighLors and more and more
people began to participate in the
dancing. 1t finally became neceS :
sary to call the farm center meet
One of the most popular of the
ings Community Center Meetings
SO that all the residents in the var
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10
/. v. Sugar Be- cts Play
Biz Port i'm Economy

Sugar for the dinner tables of the
world never was SO important as It
is today with the war spreading all
over the globe and interrupting the
normal flow of commerce.
Imperial Valley farmers had beel
growing sugar beets successfully
for several years before the war
and would have increased the acre
age in time OF war if they could
have gotten the labor to harvest it
Last year the sugar beet acreage
was 8,40l in March. 1t dropped
to 994 when the crop was planted
last fall because the farmers feared
they would be unable to get LABOR
and also feared the cost Of labor
to harvest beetS would be SO great
that thev would not be justified in
making the expenditure of planting,
cultivation. and harvest.
Harvest of the sugar beet crop
every year starts in April and should
be completed by July l. Last year,
however, the labor shortage delayed
the harvest's end until August.
2,504 CARS
Last year the sugar beet consign-
ments from Imperial Valley to Or
ange county refinerieS totaled 2,5C4
cars. The year before the total was
1885 cars. The valuation OF the
l94l sugar beet crop was 1882 ,070,
it was estimated
Soil ard farm experts declare that
The growing of sugar beets is a good
thing for Imperial Valley as it makes
an excellent crop to be rotated with
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10
CUT PAINTINGS

AS a consequence, many growers
cut down on their paintings last
fall instead of increasing them as
they had planned before the labor
shortage hit them SO drastically.
Il would like to plant sugar beets.
lots OF them," one farmer said. be
cause l would like to do something
TO relieve the sugar shortage But
it won't do anyone any good for
me to plant sugar beets and then
never be able to get them out of
the ground"
After the war, the experts agree,
the cultivation of sugar beets is
expected to increase rapidly and
the crop return to its former high
place and Importance in the agri-
cultural program in Imperial VAL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10

be affected by the lack of adequate
labor. Many growers had lost con-
siderable sums of money before
anything could be done to relieve
the shortage. Skyrocketing wages
for toppers and other types of labor
did much to cut down on the prof
it's.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10
fiirst...

in the minds of the entire produce indus
try is the job of producing more food for
the victory program than was ever pro-
duced before. We're doing our part in
getting that food to the consumer with
maximum efficiency and minimum loss
from brcakage
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10

vegetables and alfalfa in soil con-
servation programs,
One Of the most favored programs
Of soil conservation is to grow veget-
ables three years, change to sugar
bects or flax for a year or two,
switch to alfalfa for three years
and then back to vegetables again.
Sugar beets are favored in crop
rotation programs because the lone
roots go down into the earth and
help prevent packing. Thus the
sugar beet growers get double value
for their crop. the price for the
beets and the benefit to the soil
in their fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10
RECEIVES IMPETUS

The growing of sugar DeetS in
Imperial valley received great I'M
retus two years ago with the an
nouncement that a sugar refinery
would be built between Ell Centre
and Hcltville to handle the sugar
beets grown in the valley. A sugar
company bought a large tract of
land Just off highway 80 and made
preparations to build q large. mod
ern plant. Before building could
start, however, along came the war
and everything was held up because
of a lack of building materials and
the uncertainty always resulting
from a huge conflict.
Some of the hardest hit of all
Imperial Valley farmers in the labor
shortage were the beet growers.
Their crop was one of the first to
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-10
Another First.

We are proud to have been the first in
the Valley to furnish box shook and
Grating to the produce trade. We now
service from Valley points of distribu-
ton fabricated or knocked down boxes
crates, lugs and containers, cut to the
individual specifications of the client
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Look in the Section IN Whieh Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According TO the Stars
For MOpdnn. December 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
NOV 81 10 DEC e

Sagittdrius 49, Not exactly
stimulating rays but you can
garner by rightly using your
fine mental equipment for new
tricks. Excellent influences pre-
vail in other zodiacal sectors and
good can be transcribed to
yours.
DEC. % TO Jan. Fl
Capricorn - Ideal setup for
employment interests, strategy,
gains through clever maneuver-
ing. better production, improved
ideas. m e h d S, equipment.
Initiative. ingeniousness Will
bring increased earning power.
Jan. 20 TO FEB. 20
Agadrius BE advised TO be
careful in important money mat
ters. spending, pricing, buying,
etc. Be not upset nor hurt at
some unexpected happenings or
disappointment. You can build
for future gains.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisces of those favor
able periods that calls for
broad outlook, foresight. desire
10 grasp all the important details
and TO know facts. You are capa-
BILE, just don't let sympathy
overrule good sense.
A CHILD born on this day;
Jupiter the Bountiful smiles on
you! Directness. val ty 20
friends and good causes, Just
pride. ambition are outstanding
qualities. Likely faults. brusque-
ness, oversensitiyeness, extraya-
Rance.
Copyright. ist3. by KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
MARCH "a 10 APRIL I'd

W - NAfAA - q - ~ ~ - ~
~ ARIES-Best possible inclina-
n tions TO start new week. In
Iarustrial. manufacturing, build
|J1ng, trades. art. literary efforts
among the many favored. Per
sonal achievement indicated.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 20
Tdur s-Generous aspects
auguring for unusual advance
ment in your work and in all
essential activities. Perfect day
for authoring books. plays. see
narios; producing theatricals
All round good day.
MAY 81 TO JUNE Fl
Gemini - Generous vibrations
for personal and general mat
tiers. You can make Roadway
i'm an avocation or activities
other than your usual daily
means of livelihood. Improve
talents-they aid business as
we'll as social status.
JUNE 22 TO July -
Cancer - Employment. buSl-
ness deals involving money. max
ing honestprofits. domestic gains
sponsored this frst-rate Monday.
You can increase earnings, but
should save, invest wisely, too.
July - TO AUG. %
LCo-One OF your most oppor-
tune days this month. II you
get going in high way now. you
can keep up the tempo and
splendid record all week Many
new. helpful ventures, clients.
equipment and methods.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Ingo-Gains possible through
artistic talent. literary efforts,
in fields of journalism, medicine
chemistry, dietetics. Students
and experts in economies, gov
eminent. law. h m istry on
highly favored list.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 2s
Libra-Promise 10 be a peak
day if YOU give il the right cot
!, laboration and unity Of purpose
Dprominent: improvement, neces-
2 sary changes, finances, heart in
tarqsfz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
AUG. % TO SEPT. Rs
sept. "a TO OCT. 2s
On. u ~ NOY. =

=
Scorpio-Management, labor;
teacher, student; officer, private,
will reap gen erous benefits
through harmonious cooperation
and unselfsh devotion to duty.
Romance deserves due attention.
Your attitu d e important in
everything.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Art NeedIework
Reduced

Model Cotton Dresser scarfs, white
with colored esnbroidery-14x44. Were
sa'oo. NOW ------------------ -
Model Cotton Pique Carriage Robe,
blue with colored sppiique-2sx35
Was IS. Now $2,25
Model Cotton Pisue Crib Spread.
pink with colored appliQue-40x5s.
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
l Luggage Rack, walnut finish--1sx
22hx2l. Was IS. Now S3.2k
Pair Model Cotton Pillow Cases, one
case embroidered, one case stamped;
white with colored embroidery-42x
SO. Were pair So. Now-pair 81
Model Cotton Bridge Cloths, white
with colored embroidery-S2x32. Were
$A.o0. NOW -------------------& &3.25
. Model Spun Rayon Bridge Sets, blue
and yellow; cloth 32x32; napkins Tx
IL. Were SIS. Now set S3.75
? Stamped Cotton Applique Quilts
package contains top Of quilt and ap-
pliQues-white with colored appliques;
82x102-Pennsylvania Dutch design.
Were $3.50. Now $3.50
. Stamped Cotton Applique Quilts
package contains top Of quilt and ap-
pliques- background with col
ored appliques in daisy chain design,
8ixl00. Were So. Now $3.50
IA Rayon Satin and Rayon Taffeta
Living Room Pillow; green, gold and
beige; cotton comber-fllled. Were 81.
/ Rayon Moire Collapsible Bedrest in
mulberry, cotton comber-nlled. Was
SIS. Now S3.75
l Rayon Moire Bedrest in rose cotton
comber-filled. Was ST. Now S5.25
l Miniature Chair to be upholstered In
needlepoint mahogany rocker. Was
ART NEEpLEwoKx, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Stationery Reduced

; Leather Double Picture Frames with
gold tooling Green, blue and maroon,
sx10 size. Were $40. Now IS
Leather Double Picture Frame with
gold tooling. Dark blue, 7xs inches.
Was So. Now 81
l Upright Leather Frame, dark red.
8xl0 inches. Was IS. Now SO. so
Is Wooden Score Pad Holders with
two pads each. Were ST.. Now SOC
5 Ring Notebooks with slide fastener.
Split cowhide. Were $3.50 to So. Now
$1.25 to 81
Children's schoolbags, cotton and
simulated leather. Were 81 to So.
NOW Soc to $3.50
; Brief Cases, / real leather 2 sirnu-
lated leather with disappearing han
dies. Were So and $3.50 Now
&I.5o and $2.75
Photograph Albums. Were $50 to
Writing Folios. Tan cotton gabar-
dine with leather trim. Were Sc.
NO" S3
2 Leather Folios, dark green. Were
S4,75. Now --- $3.50
STATIONERY, A1sLEs TO 6, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Knitting Bags, Il
We're $50

ID rayon knitting bags Of striped fabric
with beige rsyon lining and Talon
fastener.
Utility Cabinets-wood frame, paper
covered, with 8 sections. Were $275.
Now s2
Wood Magazine Racks with handle,
mahogany color. Were g. Now 50
12 Straw Sewing Boxes with simulated
leather top and rayon lining. Were
$50. Now
Hosiery and Handkerchief Boxes Of
quilted rayon satin. Were 81. Now, s5c
Travel Hat Boxes Of cardboard ooy-
cred with tweed pattern paper. black
cord handle. Were $1.35. Now s5c
3 Waste Paper Baskets Of cardboard
with floral design. Were 75c. Now soc
NOTIONS, AISLE Al, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Misses Suit Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Navy and Green Unlned Wool IA
Were $35. Now
Suit Dresses cranberry wool blue cotton vel
veteen Sizes 10 to ID. Were $3s rs to $45 50
Suit Dresses Of brown purple WOOL Sizes IL 49,
Were s45 Now
Suit Dresses including black cotton vveteen with ecolored
beads and seduns braid trim black
leopard collars and red jackets with beige skirts
Group includes sizes H. Is and 20 Were se75 $5s
ss7
Wool Dresses all black tweedy mixture
with contrasting jacket skirt Sizes include 10
All Wool Suit Dresses Carefully Exact
MISSES DRESSES FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Sports Frocks, 'II7'

% In luggage, aqua, TAM blue In group Sizes IL to 90
Al Wool Dresses (a carefully labeled for exact fabric conten
one and two piece styles Green hac
to 40 in the Were s35 and s3975. Now-- SEATS
80 Skirts and Blouses wine Bloses
are rayon crepe; skirts cotton vefveeen the
fully labeled for exact fabric content sises
and x37g
1s Sports Jackets wool ropery labeled exact fabric conten
Tan brown and pads collection that
IL to 20 Were 1885 and 80 7K
sS Cardigan sweate wool Carefully labeled
tent. Maize or natural Group includes
IS e5 and see5. Now--------~--.-.. s37s
sroarswEAR. THIRD T1ooa.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Costume JeweIry
Reduced

IS Gold and Silver-color Metal Pins,
Clips and Link Bracelets. Were 81. .
Now Csc
IS Gold and Silver-cclor Metal Clips
and Bracelets. Were s2 Now $1.z5
! Gold and Silver color Metal Bracelet
Links. Were IS. Now -S3.z5
20 pieces Of Color Enamel and Stone
Lapel Pins-birds, bugs and gadgets
Were $l8. Now Sl2
(All prices plus 10Ts taxi
COSTUME JEwELRY, AISLE S,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
CirdIes, s2.95 we,e IS

10 grdes of rayon satn plain and figured batiste with
and 81.
Foundations, Lily makes Of
ton and baste with eastcsome with
81, 40, 49, As. Were $3.50 s5e5
Girdes with firm and down-stretch backs
black; sizes %, 81 80, a. Were $3.50
Foundations Of cotton and batste
panels and cotton lace 81 49, 80
Is Carter Lightweight Grdes and Pane grdles
13 Ben Joe Non models tearose
CoRsErs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Anklets Special
4 pairs (Ceilins price,

100 pairs, In special purchase group.
Cotton Isle with elasticized tops--in-
cludes brown, yellow, Dubonnet, red,
navy, white and skipper; sizes to
10, but not every size in every color
JUNIOR MISSES AND CHILDREN's
HOSIERY. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Mahogany and Gum Buffets
s7075 Less than " price

18th Century design, IS inches long silver drawer.
Buffet 18th Century design mahogany and SO inches long
with silver drawers $8450. S4s50
1 Tier Table mahogany with gallery price
Now S1s55
Side Chairs carved oak Cromwell finish with cotton
Were $1975. Now S995
Arm Chair carved Cromwell
S37T5. $3.50
Magazine Basket mahogany finish Less than h7
Magazine Basket maple finish Less Now
$145
Living Room Chair Queen design fritwood frame
cotton velvet Was s75 $3.50
Arm Chair French design ivory enamel frame red leather
S64.75 S34.50
Nesting Side Chairs covered blue natural
coral natural cotton $3975 $1975
Living Room Chairs, small, with peach and eggshe cotton
damask Were S3975 Now S22. 50
i Chair design applewood frame, green
damask Was $e75o $5s.5
Side Chair, French design, applewood frame cotton
damask cover Was $7475 $3450
Arm Chair French design applewood frame cotton
que velvet Was $3.50 S49.5e
0verstuhed Club Sofa down filled and cushions
cred in peach cotton tapestry, Was $34575 Now s175
Tuxedo Sofa covered in and egghe cotton damssk
si3450 Now $3.50
FURNITURE FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Knit Underwear Reduced

Munngwear Asilk Union Suits low neck with ribbon
top tight knee and CROTCH size Were $575 s2s5
81 and Nyon Panties
s, g. Were 81 so and 81 S. -95c
Rayon Gown, trimmed with cotton
$3.50. Now
Rayon Gown. tailored model in earose size 4o Was $25o
Rayon Gown, tailored model IN blue: A. $780,
KNIT UNDERWEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Teen-age Jackets, '3'''
Weye S5.95

as, cotton corduroy, fitted style. Green.
red or blue; sizes 10 to is in the group
Is 'Teen-age Blouses, spun rayons in
floral prints and combination Of red,
green and beige. Sizes to Is in the
group. Were s3.e5. Now $1.95
rs Girls Shirts, cotton broadcloth or
spun rayon. White. blue and red. In
the group, sizes to IL. Were sls5
and s2.25. Now w------ sI.15
GIRLS SrosrswEAR. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Toys Reduced 10
and Less

/ Gilbert Chemistry Set. Now -$27s
l Gilbert Chemistry Set. Now -s1.s5
2 Gilbert Chemistry Sets. Now S1.35-
l Gilbert Chemistry Set. Now $5.45
Remote Control O-sause Tracks.
Now Sl.25
2 telegraph Post Sets. Now S1.s5
Switch Engines O-Gauge. Now $3.50
2 MYSTIC Magic Sets. Now $1.95
Pool Table without equipment. Now
S2.45
! ChiId's Wicker Rocker. Now $125
No. O0-Gauge Freight Set. Was $35.
Now $3.50
Mems and Women's Ice Skates Re
duced.
THE TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Junior Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Group includes sports, casual and
afternoon dresses; cotton velveteens,
@rayon crepes and woolens Green,
purple, blue, brown, black aqua and
red; sizes IL to IS, but not all sizes in
every color and price
10, Were 1895.
10, Were s12s5 Now--------S7.s5
10. Were s16.s5, Now ----- $Io.s5
Imported AIl-wooI Harris Tweed
Sports Coats, brown herringbone weave.
Sizes II to Is. Were $3975. Now s2s.7s
10 Plaid Suits, all wool, large and
small plaids. Sizes II to IS. Now
30 Fancy Sports Belts, leather with
lizard trim or cork. Natural, red and
green in the group. Were ST. Now Soc
30 Wool Tweed Turban Scarfs. Dark
green, black or brown. Were 45c. Now
SOC
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
WoNdEN's SHoEs, SECOND FLOOR.
Sheer Rayon Nightgowns
Less than " price

10 nightgowns of floral printed rayon sheer pastel
backgrounds; size 80.
III Rayon Crepe Chemise with htted earose white
sizes 49, a. SO and 40. At less than "a CSC
Rayon Satin Chemse trimmed with embroidery cotton lace
tearose sizes 80 and 36 At less than "a price
Cotton Night Shirts of white broadcloth with coiorf
TRIM sizes 80 and 3s At less than " price.
UNDERWEAR, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Rayon Crepe Housecoats, '7''
We're SIO.95

81 in group that includes rayon crepe romaine lace
or brad-trlmmed housecoats In the group but not
every size In every color both types White pink blue
navy, lime, coral and black sizes 10 to 20 DO and a.
Hostess Gowns with goldcolo metallic trim
Group includes white coral purple and black
IL to 1s. Were 1855. Now s1oes
Housecoat rayon crepe with bead mock jewel trim Wine
purple ana black in the group sizes H. Is and 2o Were
NOW
Tyrpn Uyn
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Beds
single size mahogany inlay hardwood Sleigh
design. Was Sl00.
double size OF mahogany hardwood s5
S2s.7s
double sire of solid mahogany design Was ss1
vonity Bases
Colonial Design solid maple and beechwood with mirror Was
s4a75
Modern Design solid maple Was
/ Colonial Design solid mahogany s52 Now----s3 s31
Hepplewhite Design solid mahogany $3.50
Miscellaneous
Platform Rocker figured cotton cretonne s27 so
Now ------- -..-- sIs
Platform Rocker figured s27
.
Boudoir Chair button back
Now ------------ x24
Boudoir Chair buttoned figured go-sheen
Was s2s.75. ------ 275
Boudor Chair, blue and grey rayon cover
s2450 Now
Sofa Bed Lawson design blue
to ful-size double bed. s1725o
Sofa Bed Lawson design
ton fabric Opens to fullsze double $1775o
s132.50
Dresser Base Chppendale design solid mahogany.
Now sSs
Chesof Drawers Colonial design mahogany hard
wood. $3.50. $3.50
Mirrors chest toilet type modern walnut
Less than u price.
Mirror chest toilet design solid maple Nows45o
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Mems Shirts, sI.s' We're $3.50

266 of striped cotton in broadcloth and oxford weaves
Sanforzed- -shrunk residual shrinkage less than q)
Regular collar attached and button down models
Group includes sizes 14l2 to IT, but not all sleeve
lengths In every size.
THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Millinery Reduced

40 Hats of fur felt, rayon velvet and
cotton velveteen In black, red, blue.
shocking and purple; headsizes % to
%. At less than "a price. Now $2.25
Is Hats of fur felt, velour, rayon vel
vet and cotton velveteen In black,
royal blue, purple, cranberry and beige;
headsizes "a to 23. At less than u
price. A.75
MILLINERY AND MILLINERY SALON,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Girls Cotton Dresses
80 Were s2.o5

so, assorted checks. plaids, stripes and
prints. Sizes In the group, to Il.
Were s2e5.
Is Girls Cotton Dresses, assorted
prints. stripes and checks Group In
cludes sizes to IA. Were $195 Now
$1.25
IS 'Teen-axe Dresses, spun rayon, cot
ton corduroy or rayon crepe. In the
group: Green, blue. red and beige
sizes IL TO 16. Were $5.95 and s7.o5.
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1943-01-21

IFS Yards All Wool Tweed Coating novelty n oxford
brown, gray and with blended inches wide
At Il price Now "a
Ze Yards Spun Rayon Prints prints
backgrounds; 80 inches wide Were Now yard $50
$50 Yards Printed Novelty pads stripes In bright
colors 36 inches wide Were s8c yard sa.
l2o Yards Rayon Maease Crepe aover den wine brown
and green; 80 inches wide. Were sl95. Now.yard s12s
FABRICS SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Mems Felt Hats
Discontinued Styles at Savings


Large selection includes styles for and business
and some spectator sports hats. Bound and welt
edges in the group, Grays browns green's and some
blacks in sizes 624 to 75s but not all sizes coors
In every style.
"a, ceiling price es5----------------- s3s5
"a, ceiling price ssss
8. ceiling price $40
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Carpets and Rugs Reduced

Plain BroadIoom, sxl5 feet beige s461o Now $3.50
Plain Broa doom exl2 feet ss3
Plain Jaspe Broadloom SKI 10 feet in brown. Less
Now
Antique Fereghan Oriental Rug Was Now s1s5
India Drugget, 6x9 feet. Was s2250 Now
Cotton Tufted Fnged Rugs 2x3s inches blue
Were $595 Now
Pieces of Chenille Carpets 18x27 price
Now II
Tufted Frnged Rugs x45 inches blue green orchid
Were $685. Now s3ss
Tufted Frnged Rugs 33x56 inches in blue green
Were Sl2e5
Plain Broadoom, l2xl5 in Was $3.50.
Plain Broadloom 9xl2 in beige Was 1880 $3.50
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