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Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01
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Mrs. Alice X. Richards, age s;
years, z months and 20 days, pass.
ed away at her home near town
Friday, September "a, at Z a. m
She was the widow of the late
James Kendall Richards. who died
81 years ago. Funeral services were
held at Roxana Methodist Church
on Monday afternoon at o'clock,
with the pastor, Rev. James Lang
rell, officiating, assisted by a for
I mer pastor, Rev. o. H. Connolly of
! Middletown. Interment made in st.
Georges cemetery, beside her late
1 husband. She leaves one son. Ev-
erett Richards, who is employed
at the Internal Revenue Depart
ment in Wilmington. There was an
other on, Ross Richards, who died
in 1914. Two grandsons, James and
George Ross Richards; two grand
children, James and Barbara Rick
ards. all of here; one brother,
Robert Bennett, of Wilmington,
and one sister, Mrs. Cove McCabe
of Ocean View. The active pallbear-
ers were Messrs. Homer Pepper,
Cove Bennett. Ora Bennett. John
Law, Paul McCabe and George
Derrickson. Mrs. Richards lived a
beautiful and devoted Christian
life since a young girl of sixteen
years.
Wayne Hudson, age 6 years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hudson.
died Friday morning after being
i'll two days. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at the Rox-
ana Pilgrim Holiness Church with
the pastor, Rev. Grier Baker. Off
ciating. Interment made in the RoX-
ana cemetery.
Miss Dorothy Hickman and Bry-
an Lynch have returned home from
the Peninsula General Hospital at
Salisbury.
Miss Hilda Bennett of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Ben
nett.
Mrs Christine Derrickson is EN-
ployed at Eashums Store in Ber-
lin.
Staff Sergeant James E. Carey
of Albany, Ga. is expected home
Friday on a ten-day furolugh with
his wife and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Carey.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01

Fort Monroe. Va, is visiting his
wife and his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Harrington.
Private Fred Brown, of Camp
Barkley, Texas, is spending a fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs. Rachel
Brown. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swain, Of
Philadelphia. are spending a few
days with their respective par
ents.
Mrs. Goldie Hastings and Mrs.
Jacob Swain were Wilmington
visitors this week. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs.
Melvin Luff and son. Of Camden,
have been, recent guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. Clayton Luff.
Corporal and Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Knatt. of Fort Jackson, S. c.. are
spending a furlough with their re-
spectiye parents. 49,. -. ...i ..-.s...,-..
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01

day afternoon of their sister, Mrs
Alice X. Richards at Roxana Meth
odist Church.
Mrs Mabel Holt left by plane
from Washington, ID. c., for Chi
cago, ILL.,, where she took a train
for the State of Washington, and
arrived safely, where she will visit
her husband, H. H. Dukes. who is
in the U. S. Air Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Hud-
son attended the annual services
on Sunday afternoon at st. Thomas
Church between Millsboro and
Laurel.
Mrs. Lille Belts. Mrs. Ethel Da-
wilson and Mrs. Elsie Hickman at
tended the funeral services of Mrs
Alice K Richards on Monday af-
ternoOn.
Lord Baltimore School News
Miss Evelyn Hitchner. dental hy-
gienist for Eastern Sussex county.
will finish her work in this school
this week. All pupils of the third
grade had their teeth cleaned,
while the pupils of the first, sec
ond, eleventh and twelfth grades.
had their teeth examined and rec
concentrations made to see their
dentist for corrections. On the
whole, Miss Hitchner has left a
good report for the school. having
fund the teeth in better shape than
in any previous years.
We have been quite fortunate to
have the services of Miss Ruth
Lane from the State Department.
division of special education and
mental hygiene who is making
some psycholducadional and audio-
metric examinations. as well as
trying to aid those pupils with
speech defects.
We were quite pleased to have
with us as visitors this week. DR..
John Shilling. assistant state su-
perintendent and Paul Hodgson.
acting state supervisor of agricul-
ture.
Practice air raid drills were held
several days this week to acquaint
the pupils and staff with their du-
ties and places in the corridors.
A movie. "One Million B. C.55
was shown to and enjoyed by the
entire student body on Thursday.
1t is our desire to show many pic
lures to help learn more about our
nation and the world round about |
us
Ellis X. Lecrone and Clarence E. |
have been elected dele
gates to the Delaware State Tea
chers Association meeting. held in
on October q and %. |
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01
OAKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Short call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jester
on Sunday. Mr.. Jester is in very
poor health at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Parks and
grandson and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Donelly. of Philadelphia, spent
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Short.
Fred De Graw will leave on Oct.
s for Camp Dix.
Eugene Tucker was a dinner
guest of his sister, Mrs. Rena
Webb. on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01
OCEAN VIEW

Ocean View Church of Christ met
on Friday evening, September 23,
at the home of Mrs. Katie Hall.
Ten members and two visitors were
present. Everyone enjoyed a COW
cred dish luncheon before the
meeting. The topic chosen was
Jewish Work in New York City"
Mrs. Anna NUM-, a cousin of Mrs.
Hall, and Mrs. May Hearn. gave a
very interesting talk of her work
among the Jews in Philadelphia
Also Rev. Headen made a talk.
After the program there was an
election of officers for the ensuing
year. namely: President, Mrs. Ka-
tie Hall; vice president, Mrs. Per-
ina Townsend; secretary and trea-
surer, Mrs. G.. w. Headen. The
meeting adjourned to NEE with Mrs.
Sallie Quillen the second Thursday
in October at s o'clock in the eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald James and
two children and mother, Mrs. Oh
lie James have moved this week to
a home on Morris street, which they
have purchased. We regret their
having to leave us, after residing
here for several years.
Mrs. Emma Richards visited Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Richards on We'd
nesday, and is now spending some
time with Mrs. Katie Tunnell and
Miss Caroline Biddle, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Evans. who
sold their property recently to Mr.
and Mrs. David Murray, have gone
to Texas to live, due to Mr.. Evans
health.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore Evans
of Dover were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Asher Anderson here; also
their sister, Mrs. Alice West at
Millville.
Next Sunday there will be Sun
day school at Bethel Methodist
Church. Communion service in the
evening at O'Clock. An impressive
sermon was delivered by Rev. C.
E. Davis on Sunday morning and
a splendid discourse by DR.. Hearn
on Sunday evening. Text was found
in St. John 1913.
Sabbath school is held at the
Presbyterian Church at 1870 p. m,
followed by sermon by Rev. l.. r.
Boaz at p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. William Turner
and daughters, June and Carolyn
of Camden. y. j.. spent the week
end with their aunt, Mrs. Clara
Pusey. here.
Mrs Anna NUM-, of Philadel- /
phia. has been visiting her cousins, ,
Mrs. May Hearn, Mrs. Zeno TIME I
Long. Mrs. Katie Hall and Mrs.
Lathbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Hearn of 1
Delmar visited his cousins, Mr.. I
and Mrs. Clarence Hearn on Sun
day.
Mrs. Joshua Turner and Mrs.
Ronald James gave surprise
birthday party on last Monday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Turner. 1t was in honor
Of the birthdays of Joshua Turner
and Ronald James. There were 45
guests present Everyone enjoyed
his occasion. Refreshments were
served in abundance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Johnson en-
at dinner on Sunday Mr.
md Mrs. Samuel Richards and Mr..
md Mrs. L. NJ. Kaufman and son
,harles.
Misses Louis Nichols and Aman-
la Rash visited friends in George
own and Lewes on Saturday.
Mrs. Augustus Bennett visited
Ter son. Edgar Bennett and wife
asst week.
The WOman's Christian Temper
nee Union was held at the home
f Mrs. Lille Belts on Tuesday af-
ernOon of this week.
Mrs. Annie B. West and Mr.. and
Irs. John West and daughters
'helma and Sally Jane motored
ere and spent the weekend at
heir home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McCabe at
ended the funeral services on Mon
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01
MILFORD NECK

I oAAAhAJf OSls o.
200 P. M. - Sunday School
Come to Sunday School this Sun
day. Glasses for all ages, with
competent teachers.
300 P. M.-Sermon by the Pas
tor.
In your patience possess ye your
souls.-St. Luke 21:19.
At the bake held by our Ladies'
Aid at Mr.. Glanden's sale, the
amount of SAP was cleared. The
president, Mrs. Sara Webb. wishes
to thank every one for hearty CO.
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A. Thomp-
son and Mrs. w. E. Mills, of North
Walnut street, Milford, have been
entertaining their cousin, Mrs.
Jennie McCurdy Allan, of STRAIT
ford, N. J.
Mrs. George Bennett and Mrs.
George Bond attended the ami
versary service at Barratt's Chap
ell.
Though the pathway to Glory
may sometimes be weary, you'll be
happy each step of the way"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ewing, of
Bowers Beach, are spending part
of this week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiley have
received word from the Red Cross
saying that their son, Harold. is
now in hospital in this country.
Rev. and Mrs. d. E. Wood. of
Frederick. were supper guests of
Mrs. George Bond on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Jester, of
Milford, were Sunday afternoon
visitors of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Jester.
Plan to attend services at your
church this Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01

Hospitals in Delaware are faced
with an acute shortage in staff
nurses and general help and the
situation is expected to remain
acute for at least another year.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01

Remember Pearl Harbor! Re-
member 1t every pay day! Buy U. S.
Defense Swings Bonds and Stamps.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
War Relief Plans
Gay Christmas
Bazaar

Bright and gay will be the United
War Relief Christmas bazaar, which
will open Wednesday, but bright
and gay event with serious back
ground. One OF the reasons for the
gathering of the products of the
various countries among the United
Nations is to acquaint each other
with the gifts and accomplishments
of those who have banded together
against common enemy. In addi-
ton whatever money is made will be
used to aid the suffering in occupied
countries and those less fortunate
In those participating in the war
against the aggressor nations.
The bazaar is under the general
direction of an Executive Committee
of which Mrs. j. M. w. Koning Ham
ilton is chairman. Working with
her are Mrs. Wayne Chatfeld-
Taylor, Mrs. James E. Schwab, Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Frederick H.
Brooke and Mrs. Paul Homan. With
this Executive Committee are IL sub
committees, one for each foreign
war relief group. Nine. Ciechanow-
ska, wife Of the Polish Ambassador,
is chairman Of the group for that
country, and Nine Wei, wife of the
Chinese Ambassador, Is taking a
personal interest in arrangements
for the United China Relief booth
Baroness de Gruben, wife of the
Belgian Charge d'Affaires, heads a
varied group assisting in the plan
ming and arranging of the Belgian
goods to be sold for Belgian relief
Nine. Hoppenot, wife of the head of
the Fighting French delegation, is
chairman for the French Relief table,
while Mrs. j. Borden Hartman heads
those working for the Russian War
Relief. Nine. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. wife of the Norwegian Am
bassador, is guiding a group of work.
ers for relief in Norway, and Nine
Hurban, wife of the Czechoslovak
Ambassador, heads a similar group
for the United Czechoslovak Relief
Society. Nine. Fotitch, wife of the
Yugoslav Ambassador, has working
with her for the bazaar a number
from her country as we'll as a num-
Der of citizens of this country.
Lady Noble Is representing Lady
Halifax, wife of his Britannia Maj
esty's Ambassador, in the British
War Relief work, while Nine. Lou
don, Nine. Diamantopoulos and
Nine. lie Calais are chairmen for
their respective relief organizations.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Wedding December Is
IAtChnrch Here

Mrs. Frank L. Baker announces
the engagement Of her sister, Miss
Annie F. Mcintosh, daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nc
Intosh, to Sergt. Carroll A. Wright
U. s. M. c., son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clinton Wright Of Frederick, Md
The wedding will take place at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, De-
cember 16, at 7:45 pm.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Returns Home
From Idaho

Mrs. Estes Reeve Of Virginia High
lands has returned from a month s
visit with her son and daughter-in-
law, Capt. and Mrs. Roy Lynn Reeve
of Boise, Idaho. She was accom-
panied home by her daughter-in-
law and granddaughter. Patricia
Lynn Reeve, who will be with her
for some time.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Don't think that EDNA WAL
LACE HOPPER'S White Clay
Pack has ONLY one beauty func.
ton to perform this pleasant
mask helps in the natural de.
taking process whereby your skin
constantly loses faded, dried up
'top-skin" and shows lovely, radi.
ant Under-Skin, - but it is won.
derful for helping to loosen black.
heads and in temporarily reducing
enlarged pore openings! Weekly
use Of HOPPER'S White Clay
Pack will help your complexion
appear fresher, more even-tex.
tured! Ask your Cosmetic Coun.
ter for it!
Evening star., 1943-11-28
N~% S44u-
FaEzClFInej@!;;s;s:1
THE BRIDE E<,1

Here's q booklet you'll want BE.
FORE Christmas, - and it's yours
FREE! Just mail requests to
Nancy Sasser, 271 Madison Ave,
N. Y. It's written especially to
the Wartime Bride but every
woman will find it absorbing! It's
all about sterling silver . how to
care for it, what to look for in tho
finest sterling. correct table setting
illustrations, wartime entertaining
tips and the Wartime Pur.
chase Plans that enable you to
build set Of your OWN TOWLE
Sterling little by little and at ridic-
uously low cost! Send for this
FREE booklet today, - then in.
spect the beautiful TOWLE ster.
ling patterns at your jewelers. and
learn about the TOWLE War Bond
Plan that's the GRANDEST idea
for Christmas Gifts!
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. William Watkins Of Chevy
Chase was hostess at a bridge
luncheon Friday for Mrs. William
Prescott, Mrs. Donald Doyle, Mrs.
Ralph Rogers, Mrs. Harold Hedges,
Mrs. Earl Lund, Mrs. w. A. Duvall
and Mrs. Maurice Dawson.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Weddinq Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Jay Moyni-
han are entertaining today at their
home, 1880 Albemarle street, be-
tween the hours of and 7 o'clock
in celebration Of their 25th wedding
anniversary.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Has Holiday Guest

Miss Margaret Butterfield of
Chevy Chase has as her guest over
the holiday week end Miss Eleanor
Rittman of Pittsburgh. Miss But
ter1eld entertained at supper
party Friday evening in compL-
ment to Miss Rittman.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
LIP ~lure"

Again I'm on the subject Of lip
lure -. with q tip on how to avoid
the excessive embarrassment caused
by the CORY" stain left on cisa.
rettes from lip makeup. Just try
smoking VICEROYS and see how
much help you have with this prob.
lem! The special tipping around
the clever filter tip is FIRM and
SMOOTH lipstick will NOT
come of so readily on it nor
is there any chance of getting fecks
of cigarette paper on your lips!
N1CEROYS, at popular prices,
combine these feminine. smoking
assets, with a clean, mild smoke
you'll really enjoy =. do try them!
Evening star., 1943-11-28
~,
NaA:(|IRR.z ST.

When we increase our activity, We
usually need to increase our pro.
lection against P.O. (Perspiration.
Offense)! And certainly we're all
going to be busy between now
and Christmas! So be SURE
you've a jar of AMOL1N Cream
Deodorant handy EVERY morn.
ing! Its exclusive Furacin insredi.
ent has extraordinary power to pre-.
vent perspiration odors from
FORMING =. so you are as
sured of daintiness protection!
Amolin Deodorant Cream is de.
lishtful to use. Ask your Drug
sist for AMOLIN keep it on
hand for constant use!
Evening star., 1943-11-28

From until Christmas YOU will probably be
10 ~ buster than Santa Claus the
%SC1 put the family its much possible
&C. >AHI food concerned! Serve RY KRISP feather. .Ish
1I crisp toast. delicious and instantly ready tween
1S meal snacks for luncheon and servins the
q VI. family will love and remember
~ packed, in special packages containing
two handy that they'll ALWAYS
have fresh supply of ch eaavod Grocer
RALSTONS RY.KRISP this week then fos. hr.od vo.si
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Bet you this is one package Danr
Cupid would advise EVERY WON.
an to use especially if she finds
herself with lots of extra hand.
chores to do these wartime days!
PACQUINS Hand Cream is q
natural" to help guard the hands
asainst the roushenins, reddenine,
chappins effects Of housework and
war work for it was originally
created for doctors and nurses
whose hands are in water from 80
to 40 times 4 day! From this pro.
fessional beginning, PACQUINS
has since become one of Americas
foremost beauty BUY.LINES
. favorite way of helping hands
appear youthfully lovely in spite
of the work they must do!
PACQUINS Hand Cream comes
in the famous purple and white jar
=. ask for it in drug, department
and 10c stores! You'll need it espe.
cially NOW that cold weather is
adding its own damaging effects of
chappins and roushenins the skinl
Evening star., 1943-11-28
BU.Y-LINES . by Nancy &axr


.I111 "1o SoIe d1I OVSI <1IIeI1Cd III type!
of stores. To list them all is impossible just ask 70,
products by in your Drug Department or Grocer,
Store and chances are, you'll find them stocked mos
Madison Ave, New York 16 N. Y, and I'll do the best
unearh the in your particular community tina
carries the BUY.L1NES want It's always fun heal
from you anyway! .
Evening star., 1943-11-28

w NO. N. W. IWCHES.
The bride OF 1t. Inches, Air
Army Forces, is the former
Miss Janet Marguerite Ver-
Uille, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred V. VerDille of 6121
western Avenue NV. 1t.
Inches Is stationed at Oak
land, Calit, and the young
couple are residing at 73O
TUenty-seUenth Avenue in San
Francisco. -HeSSler Photo.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

With the days ahead promising to
be fairly a-eos with Christmas
"doings" you're eoing to be in
special need for face powder that
STICKS ON AND LASTS!
You'll have no time for frequent
re.powdering SO NOW'S the
time to let YARDLEY'S English
Complexion Powder help you! Its
mist-blown smoothness films your
face evenly and lastingly just
try it and see! From the 8 beau
tiful shades, you'll find JUST the
one that tone-matches YOUR com.
plexion! Cost is just $l.O0 a box
at fine shops everywhere!
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Recipe Angk, FOR Kitchen .Anaek!

Here two wartime shortcuts FAVOR your family
your kP performance deicousy FLAVORfu
1snon 'heaes! Make Your OWN Maple SYRUP BURNETTS
Vanilla Extract BURNETTS Maple cups liaht corn
wonderful for Pancakes Waes French Tossti
Make UNrationed liver family favorte introduce Il with RR.
like "chedoeuvre!" '' ~ ~
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COSMETIC DEPT. Dollar DAY

lso chsrsmagnes After Dark" Perfume, "a.
AIS Ida Mayors Throat Cream ......sB
LBS SoueIrs Skin Cream. e.o1. size .....ss
800 Kaye MARITIME De Luxe Face Powder 81
lSe Brseer's lanoin Soap .......... II bars 81
LIS Kaye MARITIME lipstck and Refill 81
200 18th Century Cologne and Perfume Bath $
Las Rex Pouch Compact ...................sl
l.So Ida Mayors Lipsiick and Rouge Bo,h 81
$50 SOHeIrs lily.Of.the.VsIIsy Perfume 81
2.25 Gas colletts Face Powder and Cleansing
Cream ..,.....-.. ..--,.... 49,. Both 81
800 ess coIIstis Throat Cream .........sI
27s Rsqusrs fragrance Of the Night Per.
tune, i'o1. .........., ............s
Las Msison Simons Special Beautissn's"
VNtm .......'...... ..........'u
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DOLLAR DAY IN GROCERIES

Randolph Store Only
lheys tvspefstsd Milk ......... 6 tall esas 40
Mazda Salad oil 90 ration points,, a. bot. SS>
maxwell House Coffee vacuum packed, u. 32t
Mills Bros. Coffee vacuum packed. ID. ir 3lt
Party Loaf Luncheon Neat S rates. psiats)
't'oi' can ................ .33t
He'd Bow Fancy Rice (aOt raiioHsd), ID. Der Io>
chssnests Cereal, ady.io.sst, large pkg. D0<
Thrifty Wax Paper. contiguous ron, TOO II. lo>
Big Bsn Yellow Laundry Soap, 10 lgs. bars 30>
Geld Dsst Securing Cleanser ..... { cess lie
Zoe Trlsy Toilet Soap .......I4 large bsss sU
New Aisss Soap Powder ......s large here's s0
HsntsPs Perfect FsmiIy FIsvr (Iinit { bsg)
f%r7's' 'ses ''.......... ....,..,,......sI
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III 81 81 3 III . &
BUY u. s. WAR SAVINGS
BONDS AND STAMPS
| z aoNsos & ssAApus aaarius ;, WOODWARD

Dollar Day monthly 1
desirable TO Samh
Dollar Day beyond the shadow
incredible
give
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Women's Better Quality Slips 81

Exciting Dollar Day valuel Classicslly
tailored and embroidered styles in tearose
and white. Sliek-htting servieeabie!
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Stanley ChiseIs 49,. .S
Popular SO chisels, made of fine Ameri- n
can wood. Blade is constructed OF hard
ened and tempered high grade tool steel,
highly polished and accurately sharpened
Ball Peen MANNER .......$
Thrift offer for Dollar Day! High quality
s-ounce ball peen hammer with good quail
ity iron and malleable head. Sturdy hard
wood handle.
Auto Seat Covers 49,, *
Our regular 199 and 2.49 front seat and
coupe seat covers offered TO you at ire
mendous savings for Dollar Day! Care
fully made of snug fitting. durable fiber
material that is easy to keep clean.
Record, Needle Combination -. So
Your choice OF any ), SIC Decca Bluebiri
and Okeh records plus one 2se package of
Recoton needles. l36 list price-save
during Dollar Day!
Women's BroadeIoth Pajamas 5. = I
Ordinarily you'd pay much more for these n
we'll tailored, cleverly styled broadeloth
pajamas. Gay floral prints with bias trims.
Scoop them up now. at savings
Rubber Reducing GirdIes .....S
Amazing at this low Dollar Day price,
Expertly designed with talon and side
lacng closures. Very flexible. Small
sizes only.
Sturdy Quality Bandeaux z for y I
Take advantage OF this super-Dollar Day n
buy Various styles of bandeaux in rayon
satin. batiste and lace. Well made. Reg
ular sizes.
2.Way Stretch Girdles -. z for y 4
Specially priced for Dollar Day selling II
Panties and girdles, sturdly made of firm
quality lastex. Some open mesh. Small
sizes only.
Women's, Misses BIouses ....S
Smart rayon crepes. rayon sheers cotton
gabardines in large selection OF colors
Tailored and dressy styles with long and
short sleeves. " and round necklines
Some irregulars OF 1873 blouses included
in group.
Women's, Misses Skirts :. 2 for y
Part wools rayon and novelty fabrics
with upper and button Blessings. Beted
and plain tops. Not all sizes in group.
Variety OF colors.
Rayon Fabric Gloves ....2 prs. y
Dressy and tailored type gloves in durable
cotton fabric. Assorted colors Sizes
Ga TO 8.
Women's Rayon hosiery, z prs. = !
Fine rayon hose. with minor irregularities
that won't impair good looks and long
service Sheer and lovely New colors
Sizes sd TO 1917.
Momen's Better Rayons 3 prs. -
Stock up at Dollar Day savings! Rayon
pantes and briefs in novelty weave Tea
rose only Small medium large sizes.
Women's Rayon Satin Slips, z for y I
Shimmering rsyon satin slips in tailored
and embroidery styles. Tesrose and white
Full cut. well made.
Women's Better Quality Slips ;. 81
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ToddIers' Ninon Dress, Slip Sets :

Dresses adorably styled of ninon in plain
colors or prints Complete with matching
slips Only 200 on hand-so hurry! r.
regulars 95 values II perfect.
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ToddIers' Training Pants, q for =

Here's your chance 20 make real savings
on infants needs First quality. combed
knit pants with double thickness Sizes
| to 4. Values 10 500.
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Infants. ToddIers' Sweaters -.

Infants Atwood wool-rayon sweaters in
popular button-front styles Neatly tai
lored prettily styled. Sizes / 10 }. l.S9
values.
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Women's Better Rayons :. 8 prs. =

Stock up at Dollar Day savings Rayof
panties and briefs in novelty weave Tea
rose only. Small, medium, large sizes.
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Record, Needle Combination -.

Your choice of any ), SIC Decca Bluebiri
and Okeh records plus one 25e package of
Recoton needles. l.36 list price-save
during Dollar DAY.