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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Recommend That
Police Officer
Lose His Place

Acting City Manager Robert
Dopp today addressed a letter
to the Key West Civil Service
Board in which it was recon-
mended that Police Officer Carl
Ingraham be released from city
service.
The action grew out of IHgra-
ham's arrest on August 8 of Mrs.
Ava M. Hilton, of 1925 johnson
street. for allegedly driving an
automobile while under the in
fluence of liquor.
Charge Was Dropped
This charge was later dropped
when three out of four response
bic persons testified that, in their
belief. Mrs. Hilton was not under
the influence.
On August 10 Capt. Carl Hill
ton, husband of Mrs. Hilton, wrote
a letter to Mayor William w. De-
merritt in which he complained
that Officer Ingraham acted in an
"officious" manner when heA ar
rested Mrs. Hilton. In his letter
Captain Hilton allegedly referred
to Officer Ingraham as a "pom-
pous popinjay'.
AS a result of Captain Hilton's
charge the case was investigated.
In Dopp's letter it is stated that
from evidence. Officer Ingraham
illegally arrested Mrs. Hilton and
is guilty of conduct unbecoming
an officer.
Recommend Dismissal
at is concluded" the letter
states, shat Police Officer Carl
Ingraham does not possess those
qualities of judgment and tact
required by an officer, and it is
recommended that Police Officer
Carl Ingraham be released from
City Service effective on the date
of affirmation by the Civil Serv-
ice Boardp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Carlos Ferrer, 70,
Dies Al Residence

Carlos Ferrer, 70, died last
night at HAS o'clock at his resi-
dence, No. 8 Thompson Lane.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 6 o'clock
from the residence, Father John
son of ST. Mary's Star of The
Sea Catholic Church officiating.
Pritchard Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors are four daughters,
Sofia Ferrer, Vicentia Ferrer,
Mrs. Josephine Leon, Mrs. Juan
tia Reyes; three sons, Carlos,
Rafael, and Eloy Ferrer. Burial
will be in City Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
King Application
To Be Considered
If 1000 Say So?

An unconfirmed rumor at
City Hall today was TO the
effect that If enough names
are secured on the petition
now being circulated in Key
West for the return of Dave
King as city manager his APP
plication for the job will be
considered.
Up until the present time
Kings Geographic applica-
tion. received here August 8.
has been ignored because it
was filed after the closing
dale sci for applications.
Before Kings application
would be considered by the
Commissioners. an official
said today. the petition would
have to contain about 1000
names" The petition now
has about 1000 names. it was
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
kev Vest Man Is
Graduated as EAL
Flight attendant

e. Al Aftsl8ouse, son OF MIR. and
Ffa T. q. Ailshouse of 1893 Sim
alsian street. Key West, Florida,
4 en- of a class of As Flight At
trmsauls graduated from Eastern
Az LINES School for Flight At
traslanta st Forest Hills, Long
Island BE has been assigned to
aessc aboard a Silverliner of the
Grest silver Fleet with head
s,aastcfs in Miami, Florida, ac-
frgdina a. an announcement
masie by John 7. Stickney, super
ialrndeni q passenger service
Sos tie aiT line.
81 Allshouse was born IN
Kes West and attended schools
hasr After graduating at K. w.
mseh school he was employed by
Tlsa Arlman Press until he was
raflfa a. the service. He was en-
uiayed by the Western Electric
Company. Miami Beach, Florida,
80 an installer before entering
Falern AR Lines School for
FllEhi Attendants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Army Officers
May Volunteer

Reserve and National Guard
officers now on inactive status or
terminal leave are offered an OPP
portunity to return to active
duty, according to War Depart
ment information received today
at the Key West recruiting office,
Room 212 Federal Building.
The Army said that 1905 va
cancies exist for Reserve and Ma
tional Guard officers who desire
to volunteer for an unlimited
time or for IL, IL or "a month
periods.
Officers desiring to volunteer
for return to active duty may
secure application forms and de-
tailed information at the local re-
cruiting office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
100000 Surplus
Property Is Sold

The Jacksonville Regional
Office of War Assets Administra-
ton disposed of nearly 100000
worth of surplus war material
during the period August 1-9,
figures released today showed.
The recovery, totaling $202,043,
represented slightly more than
so percent of the original cost to
the government.
Surplus motor vehicles brought
almost $4,000 while goods sold
at site sales totaled $4,000. A
majority of the material was dis
posed of through special listing
and sealed bid sales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
ROtarians Hear
Speech Reading

The Key West Rotary Club,
meeting at noon today in St.
Paul,s Parish House on Bahama
street, heard j. Y. Porter " read
a speech that was originally writ
ten by II. Raymond King, of
London, England, and delivered
at the international Rotary con-
vention when it was held in At
lantic City.
Mr.. Porter, Carl c. Hauk, of
Knoxville, Tenn, and Hon. Mar
tin Llanardi, Cuban consul in
Key West, were the guests of
Sebastian Cabrera at the meet
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Captain Suits
Chief Speaker
AtLions Club

Captain William J. Suits, com
mandant at the Key West Navy
Yard, will be the chief speaker
at a meeting tonight of the
Lions Club.
1t is thought that he may speak
about the unemployment situa-
ton in Key West, as he was re-
Gently interviewed on that sub
ject by Lions William M. Curry
and Joe Allen.
Mr.. Allen, chairman of the pro-
gram committe, will present Cap
tain Suits to the Lions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Going Crazy With
Heat? It's Just
Your Imagination

II you think you are going
crazy with the heat it is just
your imagination. for the
weather in Key West this
August has been no warmer
than in previous Augusts. ac-
cording to assistant Weather
man Sam Goldsmith at the
Weather Bureau here.
There have been three days
this month when the tempera-
ture climbed to 81. Goldsmith
said. The warmest day of
the year so far was recorded
on August 8, when the tenn
perature shot up TO 9l.4.
We had just as many days
in August last year and the
year before when the tenn
perature went to 81 or more"
Goldsmith asserted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
POOrhouse To
Be Erected
For $4,000

County Commissioners have
decided to erect a poorhouse at
a cost of $4,000.
Site for the proposed building
has not yet been selected. A re-
port was received by the COM
mlssioners that probably they
will be given a plot on which to
build the structure.
1t has not been decided, either,
what will be done with the pres
ent poorhouse after the compile
ton of the new one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
List Swimming Events Scheduled
For Labor Day Celebration Here

/ The following is list of events
that will be held at the Enlisted
Mems Pool in the Naval Station
On Navy Day to which the gen.
eral public is cordially invited to
attend and take part. Those
wishing to participate in any of
the events may do SO by register
ing at any one of the following
points: Apartment 106-C. with
Miss Betty Whidden, Poinciana
Place; Bayview Park, from 3 to
7 o'clock each week day. and at
the Recreation Office in the Sub
marine Base.
The list of events were COM
piled by the committee composed
Of G. B. Harvey, Frank Adams.
Leonard Curry and Miss Jane
Hopkins.
The contestants will be divided
into three groups: Midget class
(under 12). intermediate class
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Pass Ordinance To Buy
Federal Works Agency
City Sewerage Extension
sIWD.OOO WILL BE PAID
FOR PURCHASE OF
PLANTS. OUTFALLS,
EXTENSIONS

"A q meeting held in City Hall
Yesterday afternoon at $50 o.
elsck the City Commissioners
azFNed to purchase from the Fed
eFai Works Agency for the sum
~ slo0000 sewerage extensions,
fAo plants and two outfalls.
The ordinance authorizing the
sale said that $4,000 Of the cost
wili be paid in cash and the re-
nslning $4,000 over a five-year
fsfsod
Sale Is Approved
Authorities AZ Washington have
tsutafiyeiy approved the sale, ac-
coIaina o. J. r. Brennan, FWA
division representative here.
Acting City Manager Robert
nupp SAID today that funds for
tlse purchase of the extension
w4il c0me directly from rental
fees charged for sewerage con-
naetians and that the project will
~ lf-liqpidating. Sewerage
fe0enue certificates will be issued
faF tiae balance of $4,000, he
SAID
S3s.0o0 Down Payment
We now have on hand about
So goo due the FWA and the
Amy and Navy owes approx
uaagtiy $4,000, which requires
congressional action TO collect,
napp asserted. This $4,000 will
49, agd as the down payment and
tiau remaining $4,000 will be
ns4a from fees collected from
mmga on the extension"
ma IVA Key West sewerage
agslem has been IN operation
aint leur years. Plans for its
ssmifuelion were made up in
Narsulbtt. 1872.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15

(12 to I6) and Seniors lover 16).
The events follow:
BOYS
so yard free style, 25-yard free
style, 50-yard free style, balloon
break, underwater swim. 5-yard
backStroke.
GIRLS
50-yard free style, 25-yard free
style, 25-yard free style, balloon
break and 25-yard back stroke.
STUNTS
Goldfish scramble. coin scram-
BILE and undresS race.
DIVING
l meter boarG-open to all.
Time of the meet will be 800
TO 1870 pm.
Starter will be Frank Adams;
clerk OF course, ]. Y. Porter, III;
finish judges, Jane Hopkins, Ed
Woodson, Leonard Curry and Mr..
McFalI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Notice TO ALI
Business Places

The City of Key West will not
be responsible for the payment
of any invoices rendered the City
unless such claims are properly
covered by an official Purchase
Order issued by the City Comp
troller.
The practice of delivering ma
terials. supplies. or services to
any person without official au-
thorization must be stopped i'm
mediatelY. This is a final warn
ing.
CHAS. r. ROBERTS,
City Finance Director
Comptroller.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
WV Auxiliary
To Hold Meeting

Ladies Auxiliary of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars will hold
a meeting tonight, beginning at
8 o'clock, in the clubhouse on
Flagler avenue, to make arrange
ments to participate in the Labor
Day parade.
1t will be decided at the meet
ing whether or not the auxiliary
will enter a float in the parade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
THO CARS COLLIDE
an SIHONTON EATON

Two automobiles collIded at
stmonian and Eaton streets at
ffaas am. today and although
taah wgrc damaged no one was
a8ufua one Of the cars, Buick,
driven by Gabriel Gutierrez,
was damaged 30 the extent OF
$50 and lhe other car a Chew
ra driven by John II. Richard
"a aas estimated to have been
aanseud about $3.50 worth. No ar
rrss aere made IN the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
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Officers May apply
Ear RoguI0r arr,

All reserve officers on terminal
leave or who have returned to in
active duty may submit applica-
tions for transfer to the Regular
Navy on or before September Is,
authorities at the Navy Yard
here announced today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
$500 Great
Lakes Seamen
Out On Strike
,tBy Associated Press,

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Members
of the Go Maritime Union, num-
bering $500, who work, on ships
on the Great Lakes, went on
strike today. They demand a
44-hour week and higher wages.
II was reported this afternoon
that 5000 men in affiliated UNI
ions would join in the strike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15
Slayer Of Sailor
May Get Mental
Tests AT Miami

An announcement from Miami
said today that David Joseph
Watson, negro ships cook being
held under close guard in the
Navy brig here for the confessed
Staying on the night of July "a
of Benjamin Hobbs, will be talk
en- to the Miami Naval Air Sta
ton to undergo examinations by
doctors and psychiatrists.
Will Determine Procedure
Watson is alleged to have at
tackled Hobbs and killed him
aboard the destroyer Stribling at
the Navy base here.
Joseph E. Thornton, chief of
the Miami FBI office said today
that results of the examinations
will determine the procedure
used in pressing charges against
Watson.
Navy authorities here yester-
day said that if federal authori-
ties issue a murder warrant for
the sailor they will surrender him
for trial.
Up To Attorney
The Miami report stated that
when the naval board submits its
findings to the United States dis
trict attorney there he will decide
whether to file a murder charge
for prosecution in civil courts,
or whether to leave Watson in
custody Of the Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-15

ZAwZHIAaZsSw.Aav'.a.sas 4
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Mems Sports Shirts, s1''s

81 Mems Pocketknives with one
blade, cap opener. screwdriver and
leather pouch. Half price. Now 81
26s Mems Carriers. in part syn
thetic elastic. Fancy colors. Less
than half price. Now----1 10c
20 Mems Secretary Fountain Pens
in blue or maroon. Less than half
price Now --------------S1.65
43 Mems Swim Shorts of 50qe cot
ton, 500 teca cloth in fancy pat
terms and checks. Built-in sup
port. Boxer style Sizes 80 to 36.
Were $295. Now S1.95
rs Mems All-wool Anklets. ribbed.
oxford gray. Broken sizes. Less
than half price ------3 pairs, 81
VAI--koYth HNfIdIHo ,+MFkS FUR
Evening star., 1946-07-11

IL Cotton Sports Shirts with
long sleeves and sports collars
in plain colors. Sizes Is to Is.
We're $1.70. Now w------S1.27
36 Boys Raincoats and Hoods
in water repellent cotton with
matching belt. Sizes 8 to II.
Were $5.95. Now 1895
% Convertible Collar Sports
Shirts with long sleeves in
plain colored cottons. Sizes IL
to 10. Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Boys and Girls
Goats, $3.50
Less than half price

Less tHnn hdtJ price
50 of these children's coats In
assorted styles and colOrs, labeled
for wool content. Broken sizes,
including 3 to 6.
100 Pieces of Infants and Juveniles
Wear including dresses and blouses
Assorted styles, fabrics, and colors
Broken sizes including / to s. Less
than half price. Now
wAL-Rorth Building
CRfLDREN's CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-11

n Fancy Pattern Sports Shirts
in cotton with long sleeves.
Size 18 only. Were $4.15. Now
So
10 Junior Eton Suits in 1907
all wool tWeeds of blue and
brown. Sizes 4 to 5. Were
Sits. Now sc. 30
10 Rugby Suits and Eton Suits,
wool contents labeled. Some
with contrasting shorts. Sizes
4 to 5, blue and brown. Less
than half price. Now $3.50
CS FIFST FyOOF
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Boxed Stotionery,25
Less than half price

Less than half price
$50 boxes of stationery, including
white and colors in lightweight
papers, "a sheets and "a envelopes
to 100 sheets and IS envelopes.
so Picture Folders, sxlo size. Half price
so Tennis Balls. Half price Now 25c
IL Metal Ashtrays. Half price. Now 5Oc
IS Metal Boxes with locks for valuable papers
Less than half price. W.T. 95c
43 Hot Pads. Less than half price Now SC
IL sets Salt and Pepper Shakers Half price
Now, a set set--------------------- soc
IL Daco-lites the f1ashlight that needs no
battery. Less than half price Nov95c
500 packages Envelopes, ripple finish. 2s to
package. Less than half price. Now5c
az Mystic Boards for fortune telling. Less
than half price. Now Now------------ o5c
100 boxes Airthn Bond Writing Paper. 100
sheets so envelopes. Less than half price
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
100 Fans in gay colors Some with embroi-
dery decorations. Half price and less. Now
Csc and soc
STATIONERY, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-11
MopIe-finished
Tables, s3.o5

Less than half price
46 of these tables. mapIe-finish or
gumWOOd. Round and square
lamp tables, coffee and end ta-
bles.
IL Maple -gumwood Tables. less than half
price Now -S2.95
Naple-iinish Magazine Racks, half price
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -S225
IS Drum Lamp Tables. mahogany finish
Less than half price. Now S415
Whatnots, corner style. with FIVE shelves
Mahogany finished, Half price. Now $50
so Whatnot Shelves mahogany finish in as
sorted styles and designs, Less than half
price -------------------S S295 to S7.25
whatnots. solid mahogany, with one shelf
and drawer Less than half price. Now $40
so Metal Tables. round with ls-inch top
Ivory, black, blue or green. Less than half
price Now -S1.50
50 Wall Bracket Shelves in white and ma
hogany color. Less than half price Now Csc
Is One-shelf Whatnots, mahogany color.
Less than half price. Now S1.95
IS Corner Wall Brackets in gold color and
mahogany finish. Less than half price.
Now Observation-Disclosures S1.45
"a Stamped Baby Dresses OF white cotton.
Were sl25. Now--------------------
% Stamped Kitchen Towels i'm white cotton
with red and blue dots Less than half
price. Now-------------------
Stamped Crib Covers, in red and white
checked cotton. Half price NowS1.1s
100 spools Rayon Bar Cord In brown and
navy. Less than half price. Now w--1Oc
144 spools Hiawatha Strawiite (svntheticp
for making bags and hats. Assorted colors
2-ounce spools, Less than half price. Now 10c
II Water resistant Cotton Beach Balls. blue
Were s4ss Now------------------S2 S298
3. Rayon Sofa Pillows in rayon brocade and
taffetas Assorted colors. Less than half
price. Now---- - S1
Sofa Pillows, quilted. in rayon satin and
rayon taffeta. Less than half price Now
S1.98
IL Water resistant Cotton Chair Pads in
solid blue and checked pattern. Were 81 So
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CSC
IL Lady Washington Knitting Stands with
solid walnut frame. Less than half price.
Now G.
TdL-korth Building
ART kEEDLEWORR. FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-11

25 Classic Playsuits in spun
rayon. Printed in brown, red,
blue. Sizes IL to 18. Were
1895. Now S4.95
80 Sweaters. wool, with short
or long sleeves. Fitted and
boxy styles. Assorted pastels
and dark shades. Less than
half price. Now S1.95
q Slip-over Sweaters. wool in
assorted pastels and darks to
wear over cottons. Sizes 80 to
SO. Less than half price. Now
S2.95
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Heodboord Bed, $o8

Heodboord Bed so8
Vas 500
Just one of these headboard beds.
upholstered in luxurious ravon
satin, with a rayOn taffeta bed
spread. Mattress and box spring,
twin-size sample.
Twin n-si,e Mattress. Cotton felt, OF a we'll
known make Was $50 so. Now -S16 *
Twin size Box Springs, high-grade samples
Were $3.50. Now-----------------S S29.5 so
l Headboard Bed, complete with innersprinp
mattress, box spring and bedspread Rose
color leatherette, twin size. Was S12695,
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S95
Twin-size Headboard channel type. covered
IN rose color leatherette. Was $3495 Now
S24.75
| innerspring Mattress, twin size, sample
Was S42. Now COL
FURNfTURE FoUFTTfa FLoos
Evening star., 1946-07-11

20 Mems Wool AnkIets with cotton
reinforced heel and toe. Light blue,
maize Broken sizes. Less than
half price. Now w----3 3 pairs. ST
Ill Pair Mems AnkIets, white, soT
wool. s0oe cotton. Broken sizes
Less than half price. Now
pairs, 81
II Mems Swim Shorts in acetate
rayon and piled cotton. Black and
white drawstring. Sizes 80 to 80.
Were 81. Now ow----------~---S3
I6 Mems Swim Shorts In smart
cotton prints. Boxer style. Sizes
80 to 3s. Were s2.e5. Now S1.95
GS, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-07-11

Boys Cotton BIouses, s1'o
We're SI48
S of these boses with long sleeves sports or Eton
collars in fancy stripes. Sizes to 5.
Evening star., 1946-07-11
ing Out All Merchandise in DOWN STAIRS STORE
Reductions Of to ! and More

ESQ pors Mems Bedroom Slippers. Less thon hoIf
price. Now --------o5e
500 pors Women's Toe Rubbers. Less than half price
NOW Zoe
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Misses Cotton Shorts, 81

8 Summer Suits. rayon. pink
with blue only, Sizes II to 18.
Less than half price, Now,
S5.95
% Shorts in cotton covert
cloth. New style to please your
summer fancy. Were 1895.
Now ----------------S S2.25
8 Blazer Jackets in all wool.
Wear them over skirts or
cottons, Dark green, dark
brown, coral, navy. Sizes 10
to 16. Less than half price,
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S4,95
Evening star., 1946-07-11

10 Black Skirts. cotton poplin,
Sizes 10 to Is. Less than half
price. Now ow---S S2.95
S Bright Jackets. cotton with
black trim and bright colors.
Green, coral, maize. Sizes 10
to is. Less than half price.
NOW SE.95
Evening star., 1946-07-11

15e and 25e
Less than halt price
400 powder puffs in assorted
shades.
100 Cigarette Gases. Less than half price.
Now ------------------------- SOC
IS Round the meek Mirrors Were 81 .e5 and
50 Hand Mirrors. Less than half price
Now
TT1EHT21Es ToiEF7E2Es. SeI,ss4' 9lssT moo.
Black Bobby Pins
q cards Sc
Half-price
800 cards of these black bobby
pins reduced to half price.
IL Knitting Bags of cotton material with
wooden handles. Half price --------- SOC
Tissue Boxes Of rayon bsocade fabric Now
at half price
AZ Household Brushes, useful items. Now at
less than half price ---------5c
AZ Bathing Caps of plastic material, with
cotton tie. Clear only. Less than half
price -----.----- --.- 1Oc
100 boxes Collins Marking Powder, in pink
and white. Less than half price. Now.
boxes, SC
S6 pairs Rayon- covered Carriers, dark coIors
only. Less than half price --------- 25c
AZ Rainkerchiefs of fowered, plastic coated
cotton material. Half price ------------1Oc
"a Rainkerchiefs of plastic coated cotton
material Hall price ce------------------15c
~ Metal Clothes Racks, less than half price
ss Enoz Roach Powder, less than half price
Now Observation-Disclosures
AZ FIa-Moth. odorless. colorless, stainless.
Less than half price. Gallon &c Quart 1(c
AZ Metal Shoe Racks, hold six pairs Now
less than half price ice---------------6 Csc
IS yards Khaki Repair Elastic Less than
half price. Yard -----5 5c
~ yards Jacklastc. in dark colors Less
than half price Yard - 1Oc
Al yards Hat Elastic. shrred Wine color
only Less than half price. Yard --1 1Oc
800 yards Cord and Narrow Elastic. In
wine. black or royal blue Less than half
price Yard ---------------------2c
30 yards Edgings in colorful cotton fabrics
Less than half price. Now, per yard
10c and zoe
1877 yards Wrights Narrow Rufing Less
than half price. Now, yard 5c
y Sachets, covered in rayon fabric Less
than half price. Now including tax12c
Ia Garment Bags for suits or dresses Plas-
tc-coated cotton, with slide fastener. Less
than half price. Now w------------------- So
so Puritan Garment Shields and Dress Shield
Bras Broken sizes. Now at half price and
less than half price soc
u Nylon Brasseres, size SO Half price
no" Observation-Disclosures SOC
p Novelty Pin Cushions, covered in flower
printed rayons. Less than half price
Now --- 1Oc
100 pairs Synthetic Elastic Hose Supporters
Less than half price ce-----------------10c
IL Kleinert Braforms in broken sizes Were
S125. Now c5c
48 Rancoats of plastic ted cotton Broken
sizes Half price. Now 81
900 cards Of Safety Pins of thistle steel size
2. Less than half price ---------3 z for 5c
q Wooden Clothes Hawks. Less than half
price. Now 1Oo
S6 Krest Furniture Polish and Cleaner Less
than half price. II ounces l0c: ounces, &c
- Feno Bug Killer Half price pint - 5c
4S Kretol Insecticide, less than half price
quart 15c; u gallon. Csc
W&L-Nnrth Building
NOTIONS, FIRST FLOOR
Heodboord Bed, $o8
Evening star., 1946-07-11

Black Copeskin Gloves, g
Haltprce
20 pairs of these xbuon length black capeskn gloves
with whip pstched '
3 Pairs button Length Black Capeskn Gloves whip
sutcheo seams were S299 S299----------------S1 ST so
W&L-North