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Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29

WASHINGTON. d. C.-(SpeciaD
A highly placed official Of the
Civil Rights Section of the Grim
inal Division, u. S. Department OF
Justice told Louis r. Lautier, chief
of the Washington Bureau, Negro
Newspapers Publishers Association
here Monday mat the Brandon,
Mississippi incident in which Etoy
Fletcher, a Negro veteran, was
beaten by a. mob OF white men
when he attempted to register,
looked like a good criminal case.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
CIarksdaIe Negroes Promised
unmolested Right To Vote

qualified Negro citizens were
promised the unmoleSted right to
vote in the July End election.
DIR. P. w. Hill, prominent den
tist and outstanding civic leader,
was chairman of the meeting and
led in the movement to invite the
attendance of city and county Of
ficials.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
Funeral Rites For Mrs. L. S. Sanders
At TOugalOO College Friday

ber Of years identified with the
department of the interior and
lately the department of public
works. She was graduate Of
Tougaloo College.
Surviving are her husband, a
sister, Mrs. Dorothy Winston, of
Springfield, ILL.,, two brothers, H..
NJ. Simms and Hollis Simms of
Wichita, Kan, and a niece, Miss
Lille Bell Sanders of Jackson.
Funeral arrangements will be
under the direction Of the Peoples
Funeral Home with interment in
the College Cemetery.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29

CLARKSDALE, Miss. = (DSN)
In meeting of Negro leaders
here last week held for the pur-
pose of making known the desire
Of Negroes to register and vote
in the Democratic Primary in
keeping with the recent decision
of the United States Supreme
Court and which was attended by
high city and county officials all
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
Mrs. Ruby Boutin's
Funeral Held

funeral rites were held here
Mt mday afternoon for Mrs. Ruby
Boz htin. wife of H. II. Boutin, we'll
KIN, wn- plaster and plastering con-
ira :tor. Mrs. Boutin died at her
hon ne on East Church Street FRI
day night.
S uryiving are her husband and
dau gE ter Mrs. Mildred B. Pro-
thrt nv, of Marshall. Texas and a
nun * er of relatives
Til 2 funeral rites were held at
CenI al ME Church, pastor Whea-
don. officiating. Interment was at
Gree nwood cemetary.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29

Mrs. George Ward, of Chicago,
is visiting her uncle and other
relatives in the city.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29

Mrs. A. v. Smith left the city
last week to join hel daughter in
New York.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29

ing a short visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago, ILL.,, during
which time they also visited the
summer residence of Mrs. Summers
in Michigan.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
MISSISSlPPLAN ENTERTAINED
In CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Fannie b. Berry was host
to a pre-birthday dinner for her
uncle, James A. Bell, the husband
of her aunt, the late Mrs. OnioA
Bell. Mr.. Bell has been blessed to
see his 77th Bitrhdaye. TIL uARRR
see his 77th Birthday. The guests
were Mr.. Bells only brother, Mr.
Walter Perkins, of Jackson, Miss;
Mrs. A. o. Bell, his wife; Mrs
Glare Colomb, and son, Malcolm;
MeSdames Johnson and Jackson,
of Los Angeles. Everyone enjoyed
the lovely fried chicken, Louisiana
cooked rice, green beans, aspara-
gus, hot biscuits, butter, jelley, ice
tea and cake All wished Mr.. Bell
many more years to live. The af-
fair was held at the home of Mrs
f. B. Berry. Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Viola Felts Summers, of w
Pearl Street, and Mrs. s.. L. Greene
Jr., Of Campbell College, returned
to the city early this week follow
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
Large Summer Enrolment At Jackson
College Includes Many Veterans

From every continent of the
world have returned knowledge
seeking veterans to join five
hundred twenty In-Service teach
ers and As regular college students
at Jackson College, to swell its
Summer School enrolment to a
total of seven hundred eighteen.
According to the President, the
1853 vets are studying with COM
mendable enthusiasm. 100 are en-
rolled in Vocational Courses; 43 in
the high school department, and
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
Criminal Div. U. S. Dept. OF Justice
Saws Etoy Fletcher Incident Good Case

Lautier, acting on instruction
from the Negro Newspaper Publi-
shers at it's meeting in New York
June 1923 presented the depart
ment a photostactic copy of the
affidavit of Fletcher and urged the
department to take immediate
action bringing the guilty parties
to justice.
Jackson advocate., 1946-06-29
AME Church Pastor
I'm Car Wreck

Words we're received here early
this week that Rev. B. j. Nolen,
pastor of Pearl Street AME church
had been in car wreck in Him
oiS.
According to reports, the pas
tors car was badly damaged and
he will not be able to return to
his church until about two weeks.
He left Jackson about three weeks
ago to join his wife, who was i'll
in Chicago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

Eddy Ladnier and Mrs. Frank
Fletcher TO Chronicle to visit thciI
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs
d. Miiev.
E. w. Stricken, II. c. Stricken
Ind Elmer StrickSer went TO
Lucedaic Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stricken,
Bob, Wanda and Mary Ann Wis.
tied Mrs, Strickler's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. c. Lang Sunday.
Monday of next week the Home
Demonstration Club and the Few
ins Club viii meet IT the home
Of Mrs. Jewel Middleton to have q
Christmas party. The party wiz
be al 2:20 p. m.
The Tanuer-Willi ans scNool
children enjoyed THURSDAY en-,
Friday off Tor Thanl,sg wing holt
days.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Arena

Fredia Wil'iams, eldest daugh-
ter of MI and Mrs. c. N. Williams,
spent the Thank sgivirg holidays
az home, She attends school in
Ellisville, Miss.
Mrs. c. N. Williams and Mrs.
Harmon Williams, Freda and
Eleanor were shoppers in Mobile
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Mondell Williams
have moved TO Mobile.
Mr.. Norman Williams is build
ing a new home for Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stricken and
Carl took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mrs Strickler's brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Ur-
mey of Chicknsaw, Ala.
Mrs. H. c. Stricken, Mrs. l..
w. Stricken, Mrs. Elmer Strick-
Ter. Albertina and Mary Ann shop
ped in Mobile Friday.
Mrs. A Stricken and Carl went
by way of Mobile and took Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Young Lutheran
Society Elects
Officers Sunday

This election OF officers for the
ensuing year was an important
matter coming before the Young
Lutheran Society at a meeting
in the parish house Of Christ
churci. Sunday evening.
Miss Helen DeForrest was
elected president and Miss Hazel
Delius, secretary. Miss Peggy De-
Forrest vice president. and Miss
Norma ~Iversen, treasurer, were
reelected 10 office
The remainder nf the time was
given tc perfecting plans for
caroliirg Christmas eve.
A 500 al period, when games
we're played followed adjourn
ment.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
CELEBRATED

A resent event celebrating the
birthday of c. w. Philstrom was
a dinner at which his daughter,
Mrs. J +. Virgins and Mr. Wig
gins entertained at their home,
1922 So. Pascagoula street, Pas
cagoula.
Besides the host and hostess
and their honor guest. covers
were laid for Mrs. Philstrom, Mr.,
and Ms. w. S. Stuart, and Mrs,
r. M. Rhodes and daughters,
Misses CAROLYN, Dorothy and
Katherine Rhodes
The iourmaline. found in 1908,
Is a newcomer 10 the family OF
gem stones.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

luncheon at which Mrs. Henry
Gautier was hostess at Long
fellow House, Saturday at l o.
clock.
Covers were laid for Mesdames
McAlister. Gray, j. S. Abbey, w.
M. Colmer, S. B. McIlwain, and
Miss Bessie Perry and Mrs. Gau-
tier.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
MRS HENRY GAUTIER
HONOHS MRS. McALISTER

Among the social events cen
tering around Ms. Heber Meal
lister In~ing her visit in the home
of Mrs. Charles II. Graz was a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

The $4,000, 900 people who live
on U. S. farms constitute about
Is percent of the total popula-
ton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
ANNE HAMMETT

On. Saturday afternoon Gather
inc Lockard was hostess to a
group of former schoolmatcs of
her guest, Anne Hammctt, during
the days when the latter attend
ed a Paseagoula school.
Anne, who is attending school
in Birmingham this winter. came
down for the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Games were enjoyed until the
serving of a refreshment course
by the young hostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

Platinum was used for coin.
age by the Russians about l25
years ago.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Art NeedIework Reduced

Model Cotton Baby Blankets. Pink with white
applique Was S. Now--------------------- S3
2 Model Cotton Aprons White with colored en-
broidery Was $3.50. Now--------------------$3
I Model Ninon White Bridge Cloth with applique
designs Size 35x35. Was $3.50. Now---------$s
l Model Cotton Baby Kimona white with colored
embroidery Was s425. Now ow-----------------Ss So
Model AI-wool Cap and Scarf Sets white and
/ black with colored embroidery. Sets were So.
Now Observation-Disclosures
"a Embroidery Picture Outfits and package con-
tains frame and materials. Less than half-price
Now ----- soc
"a Spoos of Mercerized White Crochet Cotton. Less
than haIf-price Now S1.25
70 Stamped Cotton Dresser Scarfs with cross-sttch
design. Size 15x45. Were 75c. NOW Soc
36 Stamped Cotton Dresser Scarfs with croesstitch
design. Size 1896 Were 65c. Now 40c
W&L-Art Needlework Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
FIooreoverines Reduced
cotton 1extured RUGS

Cotton 1extured Rugs
/ Loop Pile Rug in gray. 3Sx54 inches. Was 1895.
6 Figured Ovals In rose. 24x36 inches. Were S8.75
Now - S495
3 Loop Pile Rugs in rose and white or black and
white 27x42 inches. Were $655. SS95
8 Loop Pile Rugs in rose and white, black and
white or blue and white 36x60 inches Were
S1295 Now----------------- S6.95
Shaggy Rugs In rose. 2Sx54 inches. Were s6s5.
Now - S495
3 Shaggy Rugs In rose, green and white 6xs feet.
Were s34.15. Now --~------------ --------Sl975
/ Tufted Pile Rug in yellow 24x44 inches. Were
$3.50 Now - z----- sS.25
1 Basket-weave Rug in beige. 6xs feet. Was 1885.
Now -----------------------$ $8.75
Hond-hooked Rugs
Floral design rugs of $3.50 wool and s3Bes
rayon.
IA in a 2x4-foot size Were $1oe5 Now s6.95
8 in q 3x5-foot size. Were $1995. Now------S11.s5
. in a 4x6-foot size. Were $29S5 Now------S17.50
Miscellaneous
Textured Cotton String Rugs in blue. Axe feet.
Were $2495 S16.s5
Textured Cotton String Rugs in red, yellow, rose.
white and burgundy 30x60 inches. Were 1895.
NOW S6.95
Cotton String Rug in eggshell 2x4 feet. Was
5000. NOW
W&L-Floorcoverings Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Girls 1OO% Wool Sweaters
$7.95 Less than u price

200 All wool sweaters in cardigan and slip
on styles in brown, gold, red, navy, pink
and blue. Sizes to IA.
IS Fitted Weskits of 500 wool and 40go rayon in
green, red and blue Sizes to IA. Were $295
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ------------------ $1.95
IS Skirts to Match Above Weskits Skirts are 500
wool and 40q6 rayon. Were $500. Now $1.S5
40 Cotton Denim Jumpers with apron effect front
and ru1e trim Sizes to II. Were S3.95. Now, $295
40 Cotton Plaid Blouses to match plaid trim on
jumpers described above. Sizes to H. Were
so Girls Dresses and Jumpers OF cotton, spun
rayon and rayon crepes in assorted dots. prints
and solid colors of green, aqua, brown, rose and
navy Sizes to IA. Were 1895 and more, Now,
$2s5
W&L-Girls' Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Junior Misses Sweaters
$1.95 to $6.95
We're s3.95 to 1925

175 AlI-wool Sweaters consisting Of cardi-
gans and slipover styles in pastels and some
in dark shades. Sizes 81 to 40.
So Dresses in pastel woods and rayon gabardine
with boucle top. Sizes to is. Were s12s5 Now,
1896
20 Black Velveteen Jumpers with wool felt trim.
Sizes to Is Were $1295. Now----------$6.95
Is Gray STRIPPED Planned Jackets in cardigan style
and partly lined. Gray with black stripe Sizes
9 to 49, Were $685.. Now Observation-Disclosures sS.s5
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Sterling Silver Pins
$3.50 and $6

Were 5000 to $3.50
s5 Oxidized Sterling silver pins with spray,
flower and leaf effect.
ss Combs with simulated black jet ornamental top.
were S420. Now S~.4o
% Assorted Pieces of Costume Jewelry. Gold color
drop earrings and pins. Also felt pins and ear
rings with heart-shaped sequin trims. Were sz4o'
AZ Earrings with oxidized sterling silver. Less
- nI, n;oa Now S120
"a Simulated Pearl Bracelets with velvet ue
@ u 40 Io No. $1.20
Prices Include 20% Tax
wSI-Costame Jewelry, Aisle 5, First FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Boudoir Choirs Reduced

All are covered in floral patterned
cotton fabrics in assorted c0l0rs.
1 Armless Slipper Chair. Was ST. Now - $3.50
! ArmIess Slipper Chair. Less than II price. Now,
$3.50
: Tufted back Arm Chairs. Were $3.50. Now,
$3.50
/ Tufted back Arm Chair. Was $28. Now - SlS
1 Tufted- back Arm Chair. Was $50. Now - SIS
l Tufted-back Arm Chair. Was $3240 Now, $3.50
] Tufted- back Arm Chair. Was s2175 Now, $3.50
1 Three-piece Sectional Bedroom Sofa. Was sS2.
Now $50
/ PiIIow-back Arm Chair. Was $35. Now, $3.50
s45 Now 27.50
/ Small Arm Chair. Was $2653 Now w----- SIS
/ Slipper Chair. Rayon Satin. Red. Was $35.
Now -- $3.50
/ Tufted back Chair. Rayon Satin. Red. Was
W&L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Housefurnishings Reduced

800 Rolls of Pre- pastel Wall Paper In assorted pat
terms Less than f-prtce. Now----------5o SOC
80 Top of the Burner Bread Toasters. Less than
half-price. Now ---------------------l5c $50
9 Metal Vegetable Bins. Were 81, Now
rs Pottery Casseroes with Cover. Were 8sc Now Csc
1 Unfinished Book Case, 4sx30xlO Was S1375.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -~--~----------s slo.aV
. Unfinished Book Cases, 36x26x8. Were $3.50
Now ---- S5.85
IL Bird Cage Stands. Less than hafprice. Now, 75c
1 Metal Bathroom Hamper. Was $l3.s5. Now, $40
1 Metal Bathroom Hamper. Was $3.50. Now, $s.75
2 Wicker Bathroom Hampers. Less than half price.
Now -------------~-- .-------------------SS
Notwithstanding Eighth Floor,
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Cotton Bonk Aprons, $2.s5

Were S395
100 Bank Aprons in gay floral prints Of
novelty weave cott0ns and sheer lawns. Lace
trimmed.
"a Bank Aprons in everglazed chintz with large
floral prints Were $3.50. Now S1.95
27 Bib Aprons in cotton lawn with braid trim and
flower nrints Were 81 Now 75c
SO Large Size Bib Aprons in white with red trim.
Were s350 Now --- S2.50
"a Mother and Daughter Aprons in red and white
candy striped glazed chntz. All-bb style Were
So 95 each. Now .-------- $2.95 each
20 Mother and Daughter Aprons in novelty weave
cotton White with trim in fiesta colors Mothers
aprons were $150. Now, 81. Daughters aprons
were $125 Now, 75c
50 Children's Bib Style Feeding Aprons imprinted
cotton chintz, printed and checked cotton with
braid trim Less than half-price. Now 35c
80 Cotton Plaid Dresses with button front, set-in
waist band and patch pockets Red and blue pre-
dominant colors. Sizes IA to 20. Were $685. Now,
$3.50
W&L-Unforms and Aprons. Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Mexican Pottery Reduced
SOc Less than price

173 Bull-shaped Mexican pottery banks.
120 Assorted Sizes of Mexican Pottery Pig shaped
banks Less than half price. Now SOC
300 Sets of Glass Ash Trays 3 sizes set up in nest
form Less than half price. Now 10c
SO Decorated Beverage Bottles. Less than half
price Now SI
go Press Lite Cigarette Boxes for automobile. Less
than half price. Now 81
so Lite Cigarette Boxes for Automobile. Less
than half price. Now
W&I-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Misses Pontie-sirdIes, $1.95
Were $3.50 and more

" ere yJ.5U ana more
rs Pantie Grdles in stepin brief models and
removable garter styles. Rayon knit with
elastic and alI-elastic models. Small and
medium, and Is to 20.
IL AIl-n-one Foundations for slim figures with
rayon jersey front panels and elastic side Sizes a.
as and 36 Were sc, so. Now w- S3.95
16 Garter Belts in black cotton batiste Medium and
large Less than half price Now Csc
Is Girdes for slim figure control In cotton batise
with elastic Sizes 26 81 and %. Less than half
price. Now w-------------------------
W&L-Corsets Third Floor,
Evening star., 1946-11-07
We're S2275 and more

40 All-wool or wool and rayon slack su
gray with black and yellow plaid. Sizes
% AH-wool piece battle jacket-style suits
with silver button trim. Gray only. Sizes
10 to 1e. Were s2975. Now ------- s2225
Is All-wool checked sports dresses in black
and white only with green trim. Sizes II
to Is. Were s2975. Now ----------- S2225
45 AlI-wool confetti pulIover sweaters. Brown
and oxford Sizes 81 to 40. Were s7s5. Now,
S595
W&ESportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Misses Stacks Suits, 49,

Black or brown with white check or
to Is.
20 Au-wooI battle jackets in checks or stripes.
Cinnamon, green, blue. teal and rust. Sizes
10 to ls. Were s16s5 Now ----- S9sS
I. Au-wooI checked sports dresses Blue, pink
and yellow Sizes IL to 1s. Were slo'so-
Now $iO.95
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Air Nail Stationery Reduced

$AbE Evt0u
soc
Vas 81
$50 Boxes of air mail stationery In white
and col0rs. go single sheets and 40 envelopes.
36 Waste Paper Baskets of heavy construction
cardboard with colorful prints Less than half-prce
Now, CSC
6 Boxes of Aluminium Poker Chips, 100 to box;
Is each of red blue, silver and yellow. Less than
half nrce Now - S175
~ Compact Game Sets in combination leather and
wooden cases including checkers, backgammon,
chung peg and chess pimlico. Were s15o NOW, 75c
IL Metal Picture Frames in assorted styles, Sxl0
size Were $780, So. so and IS. Now, $125 S1.75 and
$3.50, respectively.
Is Sets of "Bojo" Large Dice. Less than half price
Nou - 35c set
SO Games of Competition. Less than half price
Now ------ SOC
II Royal Rummy Games. Less than half price Now
25c
W&L-stationery, Aisle 2. First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Teen-ose Jumpers, $5.s5

20 Teen-age Jumpers of wool flannel in
gold and blue, and also rayOn in blue, royal
and green. Sizes 10 to 16.
20 Teen age Suits in solid and check wooen fabrics
Battle jacket styles well as classic suit styles.
Sizes 10 to 16 Were $2450. Now S13.s5
40 Teen-age Coats and Toppers, labeled as to con-
tent Red navy, green and rust Sizes 10 to 16.
Were $2975. Now S19.75
W&L-Teen-Age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07

Fl Printed Rayon Jersey Half size DRESSES
with V-neck lines and short sleeves. oazes
1917 to 241a Were $l3,s5. Now 500
10 Women's Dresses with solid color skirts
and printed rayon jersey tops. Sizes SO to a.
w&L-1nexpensve Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Women's Wool and Royon
Velvet Dresses, $22.25

We're S29.75
trim. Also in group black and blue wool
dresses in one and two piece styles. Sizes
40 to 48, and 1412 to 1872.
10 Wool Dresses in black, gray and green. Sizes
SO to AZ Were $685. Now -------------- SlZ.oo
27 Wool Dresses in black, brown, gray, aqua ana
blue Sizes 18 to AZ, also 16a to 2412. Were s25
Nv S18.75
IL Navy and Black Crepe Dresses Also in group two
piece wool suits in gray and aqua Sizes TO- 20 10 e.
w. sAs ard roore Now $3.50
II Wool Dresses in black blue and green. Sizes
16 to 38 Were s45. -----S3a.'o
W&L-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Misses and Women Furs Reduced

Dyed Northern flank Muskrat' Coat sizes
10 and 16. As is. Less than half price.
NOW PA~V
1 Beige-dyed South American PrOcessed
Lamb coat SO inches long. Size 16 Was
/ Natural Jersey flank Muskrat coat with
self-trim Size 16. Was $474 Now r-S312
1 Beaver dyed Mouton Lamb coat. Size 10.
Was $210. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $I56
1 Platina Fox Tail muh. Was $71.94. Nov,
$47.94
2 Silver Fox muffs. Were $114 Now - SS4
l Four skin Natural Ranch mink scarf. Was
sl2o Now $50
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Misses Royon and NyIon
BIouses, $5.75

Were S6.95 and more
IS Blouses comprising classic-typ bow and
Jewel neckIines, and some with jewel button
trim. Red, gray, tan, peacock blue, navy
and black. Sizes IL to 20.
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-07

1 Black dyed Persian Lamb coat. Size 20.
Was $50. Now 1878
l Black-dyed Persian Lamb coat. Size 20.
Was 1884. Now $240
l Natural Gray Persian Lamb. Size IA. Was
s714 Now $432
5 Silver blue-dyed Northern-fiank Muskrat.
Sizes 10, 10, IA and Is. Were $3.50. Now, $500
Silver blue-dyed Northern flank Muskrat.
Size H. Was 1854. Now----------.--. 1888
1 Silver blue-dyed Southern flank Muskrat.
Size 16, Was $500. Now -S S29I60
D.:
Evening star., 1946-11-07
ChiIdren's Socks, zoe
We're 40c

" ere 4Uc
200 Cotton Anklets with elastic top. Ais9
vol ankIets in maize and blue. Assorted
sizes of s to 101a.
ws,I-chidren's Hose Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07

go Dreses In Rayon Flannel and striped rayon
Jersey Classis styles with long or three
quarter length push-up sleeves. Melon light
green, gray, gold and aqua. Sizes 10 to IS.
Less than half-price. Now --------$S'so
Evening star., 1946-11-07

Misses Gobordine Suits
$63.75
Were S65
IL Gabardine suits with cardigan neck,
scroll yoke and tie front. Gray, toast and
blue. Sizes IA to 20.
10 Worsted Suits in cardigan style with two-button
front Black or brown checks white. Sizes 10 to
l6 Were $6975 Now s447a
Dressmaker Type Corduroy Suits In red beige,
gray and aqua. Sizes 10 to is. Were s3s7o
NJ " SIS
4 PoIo-type imported fabric camePs hair
coats. Toast. Sizes 10 to 16 Were $10o.
Now SIS.
w&1-womens and Misses Goats and Suits
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Neckweor Reduced

1870 Pieces of Neckwear Were 81. NOW Sc
so Pieces Of Neckwear. Were s2 Now 81
80 Pieces Of Neckwear. Were SO. Now $1.50
W&L-Neckwear, Aisle 49, First Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Misses and Womens Dresses, >os
We're SI3.95 and more

solid cos and striped on mnns
Rsn brown Sizes 10 to TO-
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Bedding Reduced "a to "

DeOOIn9 NSOUSeO ~ ~ II
Mattresses - AH-cotton layer felt in
variety of cotton fabric ticks.
Double Mattress. Was $3.50 Now $3.50
/ Single Mattress. Was $39. so. Now--------S1 S1975
nonh,e Mattress Was s29 So Now $3.50
> noub,e Mattresses Were s45. Now s3250
Double Mattresses. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
2 Single Mattresses Were $3.50. Now - $l75o
Double Box Springs Mounted on legs Was $3.50.
1 Double Box Springs. Was $3s SO. Now - $lS75
Double Box Springs. Were $3.50 Now 245o
l Double Box Springs. Was $325o. Now sl625
2 Double Box Springs Were $45. Now s325e
3 Cotton Pads. Size 30x76. Were $3.50 Now $3.50
l Lawson Style Sofa Bed. Beige cotton tapestry
1 Sofa Bed Cotton upholstery. Wine cover. Was
s7o Nov S39. 50
l Studio Couch. Cotton upholstery. Wine cover
Less than u price. SIS
Duo-beds. Adjustable for twin beds. Were $72.
Now --$49 $50
w&L-Bedroom Furniture, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07

Boys Two-pieee Jersey Suits
$4.o5 We're $3.50
so Boys two piece jersey suits OF 1000
wool Button jacket pants with suspend
ers. NAVY and cocoa Sizes 2, and 6.
30 Boys Sport Jackets plaid and solid tan in 1909
wool. Sizes to g. Were $1450. Now ------ $S.S5
Less than half-price. Now
so Spun Rayon Dresses in gray, blue red yellow,
pink, navy, aqua and green. Sizes to g. Were
W&I-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-11-07
Mems Cotton Shorts, A5e
We're zoe 3'"''' s. rs

with sppr front and elastic back
Size32 to
danda q O.
num- 4c
AH.meal cigarette
Varous
Funkhm Floor