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The Skyland post., 1946-12-12

The American Red Cross became
interested in the project in 1907 and
co-operated with the National Tuber-
culosis association. To strengthen
the nationwide campaign, the Red
Cross and the tuberculosis associa-
tion jointly conducted the sale Of
the seals and, until 1919, the en-
blem of the Red Cross appeared
on the seal.
In 1919, the double-barred cross,
international emblem and trade
mark of the warfare against tuber-
culosis, was embodied in the design
of the seal. In 1920, the Red Cross
wished to devote its energies to
the annual Roll Call and arrange
ments were made whereby the sale
of the tuberculosis Christmas Seal
is conducted exclusively by the Tu-
berculosis association.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
st

Children Of Provence, France,
reverently recite the following pray
er before the Christmas cribs in
that vicinity:
Little Jesus OF the Crib
Give us the virtues of those who
surround you.
Make us as philosophical as the
fisherman,
Carefree as the drummer,
Merry for exploring the world as
the troubadour.
Eager for work as the bugler,
Patient as the spinner,
Kind as the ass,
Strong as the OK which keeps you
warm.
Give US the sacred leisure Of the
ounter.
Give us also the desire Of the
Shepherd for earthly things,
The pride of the trade Of the
knife grinder and the weaver.
The song OF the miller.
Give us the knowledge Of the
Magi,
The cheerfulness O. the pigeon,
The impulsiveness of the cock,
The discretion Of the snail,
The meeknesS of the lamb.
Give US the goodness of bread.
The tenderness of the wild boar,
The salt of the haddock,
The good humor of old wine,
The ardor of the candle,
The purity Of star.
Propriety of few Of the meta
phors may be disputed, never
theless, nostalgia prompts specula-
ion regarding a world Of human
ity endowed with the virtues so ear
nestly and innocently enumerated
oy the little ones.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
The Everyday
Counselor
Rev. Herbert Spaugb, d. d.

This column is written for
young people who hope to gel
married shortly, or who have re-
Gently married. The institution
of marriage is having ashard time
these days, and much of the trou-
bic is caused by ignorance OF
those adjustments which must be
made if the marriage is to be sue
ceSSful.
I have just been counseling
with a young couple recently
married with a new baby. They
are in deep trouble, because
through ignorance they have
broken most of the rules for sue
cessful marriage.
To be successful, marriage
must make satisfactory adjust
ments in five fields: the physical,
the financial, the sociological, the
vocational, the spiritual.
l. The physical. Many a mar
riage ''goes sour" within the first
few days because of ignorance
here. Your minister or doctor
can recommend a good book
which will give this information,
or you can get it by writing The
Everyday Counselor enclosing a
self-addressed, stamped envelope.
You can get this information for
8 cents.
2. Financial. There must be a
sharing of financial responsible
ity. You must make a budget
and live within your income. Use
the 1910 Plan, which is give 1919
to the Lords work and save 1919.
3. Sociological. You must learn
to know, understand, and get
along with each others relatives
and friends, but you must also
know that your duty is first to
each other.
4. Vocational. You must like
the job by which you earn your
living. Dissatisfaction here re-
acts against marriage. Either
learn to like the job or get an
other.
j: S. Spiritual. No marriage can
be happy and successful without
an enduring spiritual foundation.
Only the God-centered home can
be lastingly happy. You should
unite in the same church. You
should read your Bible and pray
daily. 'I'' must become eve" in
marriage. Then ''we" must seek
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
Library Moved
To New Location

The Ashe county library, for
merly located upstairs over Fau-
cette's has been moved to the
Red Cross room directly over
Burgess Furniture company.
1t will be open on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday as usual
and the hours will remain the
same.
Books may be left at Burgess
Furniture company instead of The
Skyland Post when the library is
not open, it was pointed out.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
RITES HELD THURS.
FOR CRAVEN INFANT

Funeral service for Mickey Dale
Craven, one month old infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craven, of
West Jefferson, was held at the
Phillips cemetery last Thursday.
Rev. E. w. Powers officiated.
The infant succumbed at the
home on December 4.
Survivors are his parents, and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Wyrick, and two brothers,
Jerry Malone and Johnnie Ray,
and one sister, Nancy Kate.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
WATER HYDRANT TO
BE REPAIRED MONDAY

ALI residents of the Church,
College and Wilton avenue area
have been advised by the town
clerk that the water will be dis
continued in that area for a short
period of time on the evening of
Monday, December 16.
This action is necessary due to
the fact that repairs must be made
on the fire hydrants there. The
work will begin some time after
7:3O p. m, it was pointed out.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
Timely Hints

AS nylon fabrics become more
numerous, questions as to pro-
per laundering are also increasing
in numbers. Clothing specialists
give you these hints to help get
your nylons clean safely and with
little work.
Use lukewarm water and mild
soap, the same as you use for any
washable, fine fabric. Rinse well
without wringing or twisting and
your fabric will last longer.
Do not force-dry or hang color
ed fabrics directly on or above
a radiator. They may fade if you
do. Direct sunlight may also fade
such material.
Properly finished nylon fabric
is highly resistant to wrinkling
and only requires touching up
with a warm iron. Do not use
a hot iron. Ironing the wrong
side when your garment is slightly
damp helps to take out wrinkles.
You can use most cleaning
agents on nylon. Because of the
nature of some dyes, it is good
idea to try a bit on an incon-
spicuous part of the garment
first. If there is any doubt, send
your garment to a reliable dry
cleaner.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12

daily the advice and counsel of
God. You must learn to pray
mot my will, but Thine be done"
At these five points marriage
either succeeds or fails.
Finally, the marriage machine
must be fabricated daily with the
oil of courtesy and appreciation,
and it must be kept in repair.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
MT. CITY TO PLAY
CRUMPLER FRI. NIGHT

The Crumpler Rebels, unde-
feated in the county, will clash
with the Mt. City team at the
Healing Springs gymnasium Fri
day night at 1880 p. m.
The Tennessee professional
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12

team is leading in both Virginia
and Tennessee, it was pointed
out and local fans who want to see
basketball at its best are urged
to be present.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12
YrIs Means December

The word ''Yule" for Christmas
comes from the Anglo-Saxon ..geol. "a
meaning December.
The Skyland post., 1946-12-12

The careless use of non-per-
spirants or deodorants may do as
much or more damage to gar
ments than perspiration, accord
ing to textile and clothing speci-
alists of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture. When a good dress
goes to pieces under the arm or
changes color, even skillful patch
ing may not make it wearable
again. In using these chemicals
women should be careful to fol-
low directions on the label. Any
chemical strong enough to stop
perspiration may rot fabric or
cause the dye to fade or change
in color. Cotton and nylon fabrics
especially are likely to be rotted
by preparations that have an
acid reaction.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Art NeedIework Reduced

Model Straw Bag and Hat Set in black and white.
The bag was $22. Now including 2oT tax, SIS
The hat was $3.50. Now --------$5
Model Straw Bag and Hat Set in green.
The bag was $22 Now including 20% tax $500
The hat was 50. Now
Model Straw Bag and Hat Set in navy
The bag was $22. Now including 209o tax $500
The hat was $3.50. Now
l Model Chenille Bag and Hat Set in fuchsia
The bag was $3.50. Now, including 20eo tax $40
The hat was IS. Now $3.50
Model Picture embroidered in color on a white
ground. Mahogany-fnished hardwood frame. l1x
IA inches. Was $3.50. Now --$4
Model Stuffed Toy Elephant filled with cotton.
Was $3.50. Now S325
IL Spools Of Rayon Ribbonette in navy blue. 2s8
yards to SPOOL Less than II price Now, spool, 81
IL Metal Chair Pads filled with cotton felt In
blue and red Were $3.50. Now--$125
SO Sets Of Stamped Cotton Bibs, three to q set
Less than u price. Set t-----25c
W6L-Art Needlework, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Furniture Reduced

End Tables. Glass top, shelf. Walnut finished
hardwood legs. Less than u price. Now $825
1 Lamp Table. Glass top and shelf. Walnut -fin-
ished hardwood legs. Was s27.50. Now s1375
Card Table. Cypress wood. Was ss4. Now s17
Porch Stools. Frosted ebony finish, cypress wood
Were $25. Now Sl25O
1 Settee, cypress frame with yellow cotton canvas
seats. Was s4050. S24.25
Beverage Tables. Solid maple, 26 inches square.
Were $1995. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S975
Wall Mirrors. Green or coral decorated wood
frames Were $12O. Now " $50
IA Table Lamps. Pottery bases, paper and rayon
shades.
were S25. Now
6 were $50. Now SIS
W&L-Furniture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
FIoorcoverinqs Reduced

Was $lo2.50. Now $50 so
Fur Rugs. 2x3. White. Less than u price
Now, including 2oTo
l String Rug. 2x3. Green wool. Was $40. Now
S6.95
String Rugs. 3x5. Rose wool. Less than =
price. Now SASS
Wool Pile Rugs. 2x4. Criss-cross design Blue
beige, rose. gray and yellow Were s1295 Now ss95
4 Heavy Loop Pile Rugs 2x36. 500 wool, 500
cotton. Gray, gold and rose. Were So Now s5.95
Cotton Rugs. Navajo pattern 2x4. Were 1920
l Textured Rug. Size 3x5, oval shape. Green cot
ton. Less than u price. Now---S7.<5
W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
chiIdren's Spring Goats, $3.50

" ere JOYS and more
100 spring weight coats for boys and girls Broken
sizes to in assorted colors
Matching Caps for boys Were $l.l5. Now -75c
70 Winter Coats in sizes months only Assorted
colors in wool feeces cotton coruroys and aralacs
Less than u price. Nows2 90
Matching Hats. Less than u price Now 75e
40 Boys Eton Suits. Group includes navy and gray.
properly labeled for fabric content and teal blue
cotton twill. Sizes 2, 3, S, and T. Were s4.s5
and more. s3s0
8 Girls Jerkn An-wool Suits. In solid red and
pastel plalds. Broken sizes to 6. Were $5s5 and
100 Dresses Including rayon dresses in blue red
ano green checks and cotton dresses in past eoors
Broken sizes to 6. Were $685. Now fIsA
W&L-Down Stairs Store,
Infants and Juvenile Apparel
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Misses Dresses Reduced
Misses Royon Dresses, $1.95

Less than Y Price
10 rayon dresses with button front. Plain colors
Sizes IL to 20.
so Classc-type Dresses in rayon or all-wooa Black
brown, melon tan, aqua and lime. Sizes ~ to 10.
Were $1095 and more Now S595
81 Tailored Dresses in novelty weave rayon crepe,
rayon gabardine and all-wool. Plain colors and
combinations. Were 1895 and more. Now 1915
30 Womens Dresses of 1907 Nylon yarn. Navy,
black and brown. Sizes 16h to 22h. Were 1855.
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Royon Print PIoysuits, $2.95

Less than v price
Sizes IL to 16.
40 Cotton Print Playsuts in sizes u to H. Assorted
colors Were $3.50. Now s35 $3.50
40 Rayon Blouses in white only. Sizes 80 to 3s.
Were $3.50 and more. Now $195
40 Cotton and Rayon Sunback Dresses in assorted
colors Sizes IL to 16. Less than Y price. Now
$1s5
40 Cotton Suspender Shorts in pastel colors white
and navy. Sizes IL to Is. Were s395. Now $3.50
80 Jackets, properly labeled for fabric content in
maize, coral and beige Sizes IL to 90 Were s595.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Cotton Smocks, ST
Less than " brice

Less Than Y Price
125 cotton smocks {. three-quarter- length in
rust, purple and green. Sizes - to 1s.
40 Rayon Maternity Dresses prints paids
and solid colors in the group Sizes ~ to TO-
Were $40 and more Now -----$3.5o
W&L-Down Stairs Store, inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Linen BIouses, $11.75
Vere SI6.95

81 linen blouses, jacket type and tuck-n styles with
cap sleeves. Natural aqua rose blue and lilac
Sizes 80 to 49,
16 Rayon Blouses, crepe or jersey with bow neck
lines. White or lime. Sizes 80 to 49, Were IS 9s
ana more Now $2.75
36 Rayon Blouses in plain colors and prints White
green, red and gray. Sizes IL to 49, Were $7s5
and more. Now w s57s
22 Rayon Blouses in plain colors and prints, in
Guiding white, black lime and red Sizes 80 to
80. Were 1895 to $2450. sI47s
W&L-Blouses Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
ChiIdren's Saddle Shoes, ST

Less than Y price
200 pairs of girls and children's brown and white
leather saddle-shoes with bacon rind soes Sizes
4 to and sizes to 3.
W&L-Down Stairs Store,
Women's and Childrens Shoes.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

Juniors Cotton Dresses, $7.95
Less than Y price

LESS 1Han 72 Price
IS juniors cotton dresses in attractive styles. In
white, prints and plaids. Sizes to is.
so Juniors Cotton Playsuits white and prints Sizes
to 15 Were $3.50 to $6.40. Now-S1.95 to S3.95
50 Juniors Dresses in rayon jersey spun rayon and
cotton. Dressy and classic styles in pastels and
prints. Sizes to 15 Were sS.95. NowS595
100 Cotton Shorts and "smarty Pants" Assorted
colors in sizes 9 to Is and 10 to 16 Were $295 to
$3.95. ----------------------$l to $2.95
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Junior Apparel
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Pottery Reduced

Mexicon Pottery ----- -
Is Bull-shaped Banks Were $3.50 Now
S1.25
30 Bull-shaped Banks. Less than u price.
Bull-shaped Banks. Less than y price
A>oW toC
Candy Boxes, covered. Were S. Now So
IA Candy Boxes covered Were $3.50. Now
1918
16 Small Covered Boxes. Were 81 So Now
75c
W&L-Gift Shop, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Boys Cotton Wash Suits, $1.ss
We're S2.65

261 boys cotton wash suits with button-on shirts
and shorts. In blue tan and green combinations
and plain tan. Sizes 4, 5, 6, Z and 9.
30 Boys Cotton Button-on Blouses in white only
Sizes 3, and 5. Less than " price Now5 SOC
1S Boys Cotton Twill Raincoats in tan herring
bone weave with hoods to match. Sizes u and H.
W6aL-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

styles. Brown, gray and rose MKT,
All-Wool q length Coats in fine fabrics
Belted style in Kelly, melon. royal bue, lime
Sizes 10 to is. Were $69.75. Now $39.75
Is All-wool Two-piece Suits including casual
tweed styles in diagonal weave rose,
green and tan, and dressmaker styles in
melon and black. Sizes IL to 1S. Were $55
and $59.75. Now S33.75
W&L-Misses' Goats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Junior Dresses, $7.95
Were SI2.75 and mare

100 dresses in one and two piece styles rayon crepe
and wool. Pastel and dark colors. Sizes to IS.
GO Blouses white rayon crepe classic types with
Peter Pan collars. Sizes to IS. Were 1925
NOW $1.50
10 Wool Suits, two-toned combinations and tweeds
In fully lined suits. Sizes to Is. Were $2975.
Now S19.75
30 Jumpers pastel wools in attractive styles Sizes
to IS. Less than y price. Now $4s5
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Women's Hats, 81
Less than V Price

Less Than q price
SO women's hats in feather calots in green and
purple, flower hats, and white simulated pgskin
beanies. Adjustable headsizes
rs Women's Felt Hats. Various styles in black
and lavender Adjustable headsi2es Were $195.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Millinery.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Mems, Royon Ties, SOC

Less than Y price
ITO mems rayon ties in stripes prints and assorted
plain colors.
Mems Leather Belts in brown Size 40 only.
Were 81. Now ---------50 SOC
Mems An-wool Swim Trunks in blue. Small size
only. Less than "a price, Now -------$l.25
30 Mems Cotton Undershirts with short sleeves,
3-button front. Ecru in sizes 40 to IS. Were ssc
Now - 6Se
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Women's Dresses, $3.50

We're SI6.95 and more
IS rayon crepe prints rayon velvets and cottons
in sizes Is to "A and 1872 to 24a
AZ Rayon Crepe and Wool Dresses in one and two
piece Styles In green, blue, brown and black.
Were $39.75 and more Now S2s,5 $50
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02

Rugby Suits, coat and shorts. Properly
labeled for fabric content. Blue, brown, gray
Sizes and 6. Were s12.75 Now $3.50
l Rugby Suit. Coat and shorts of eoes re-
processed wool and 4oeo rayon Gray tweed.
Size I. Was $11.25. Now $3.50
Eton Suits, coat and shorts Properly
labeled for fabric content Navy. Sizes 4
to 6. Were $10.25. Now wS7.50
Junior Longie Suits Coat and long pants.
Properly labeled for fabric content Blue and
tan herringbone. Sizes and g. Were $3.50.
NOW S12.5O
W&L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor,
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Teen-o9e Coots and Suits
$6.1o Less than Y, Price

IS matching boxy coats and tailored suits in blue
white and navy checks. Sizes 10 to l6
SS Jumpers and Dresses in rayon Blue. green and
melon Sizes 10 to 16. Were $40 and more Now
$2.95
50 Au-wool Suits in checks and stripes Sizes 10
to Is. Were $22.50. Now s16s5
100 Pieces Of Novelty JeweIry including necklaces,
pins and earrings of metal gold-plated or silver
plated Including 2oeo tax, were sl2o Now -6oc
W&L-Teen-age Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02

All-wool q length Coats in fine fabrics.
Master-tailored. Melon, brown and black.
Sizes 16 and 1s. Were SHIFTS. Now, $6s.75
rs All-wool Two piece Suits, the jackets in
lumber Jacket style. Black and brown. Sizes
10 to 10. Were $3s.75 Now SIS
Reversible Raincoats in all-wool Shetland
and cotton gabardine. Brown and green
Sizes 10 to IA. Were sl6.95. Now----$1o
Evening star., 1946-05-02

l Knicker Suit Al-wool Coat and knickers.
Blue herringbone. Size a. Was $3.50.
Now -----.-~-.-. Sls50
12S Billfolds. Black simulated leather in
many styles. Including 20eo tax. Were
Billfolds. Black simulated leather. Slide
fastener closings. Were $3.50 Now S2.22
305 Belts. Cowhide and pigskin feathers.
Assorted colors and sizes Were SOC to
sl'oo. NOW 25c to CSC
2o2 Ties. Rayon fabrics IN stripes and fig
ured patterns. Assorted colors. Were 75c,
IL and $l.50. Now --------25c, soc and 75c
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Misses Suits, SIS
1ere S35 and more

SO misses suits in tailored and classic styles +.
in black and brown checks brown stripes, aqua,
brown red, black and navy. Sizes 10 to 1s.
W&L-Down Stairs Store
Misses and Womens Goats and Suits.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Women's Formal Dresses, $22

short formal rayon crepe dresses with long and
short sleeves. Some with lace bodices; bead and
sequin trimmed. Black only. Sizes Is, 49, AZ, 1872
and 20k.
Rayon Crepe Dresses with long sleeves Bead
and sequin trim Brown and wine Size 1872.
Were s59.75. Now s4 s4475
W6L-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Vanity Base. Oak. Was $475o Now S237s
Folding Bed. Metal Full size. Was 1880
is Wall Mirrors. Mahogany finished hardwood
frames.
Less than "a price. Now S975
were $1450. Now SIPS
were 50. Now $3.50
Studio Couches. Covered in cotton Assorted
colors.
Less than Y price
i Less than u price S445o
W6L-Bedroom Furniture Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Girls Swim Suits, $1.95

" ere yj.j4 and more
so two-piece cotton dressmaker swim suits in as
sorted prints, checks and stripes Sizes to a.
IS Cotton and Spun Rayon Shorts in assorted pas
tes Sizes to IA. Were s2.95. Now SI95
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Girls Cotton PIoycIothes, 75c
Less than V price

Less fH0n Y Price
125 cotton play dresses and play suits in rose and
blue prints and cotton striped skirts Sizes to 12
ss Pairs of Girls Cotton Shorts in navy blue Sizes
8, 10, IA, 81 to 14h. Were SITS Now Sl15
63 Jumpers for Girls in green, blue, yellow and
pink. Properly labeled for fabric contents Broken
sizes to IA. Were $3.s5. Now--s2 -s2.s5
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Royon Print BIouses, $1.95

Less than z, price
125 rayon bouses with club collar and short sleeves
maize, blue and rose prints. Sizes 80 to SO.
W&L-Blouses, First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Pictures Reduced

1 Airbrush Figure Less than u price. Now So
l Original Water Color. Vase subject. Was $3.50.
l Original Water Color. Street scene. Was s75.
l Print. Three Women" Less than u price
1 Large Processed Oil. The Signing of the Dec
laration" Was $40. Now --~-$l $40
Processed Oils. Religious subject Were s3
Prints. Mahogany finished hardwood frames
Flower subjects. Were $40. Now IS
l Print Needles and Pins" Less than u price
1 Large Print. THE Yellow Bowl" Was s22.
Felt Figure Pictures. Children subjects. Less
than y price. Now soc
Baby Pictures Less than u price. Now soc
l Processed Oil. Miss Euston" Was SIS Now
$3.50
Fruit Prints. Were sl8 Now-Ss
Modern Prints. White wood frames. Were $40
Now S1A
1 Processed Oil. Day Departing" Was $50. Now
SIS
Children Pictures Were $l50. Now.75c
! Large Picture Fish Bait" Was $16 Now So
l La Mode Picture Figures. Less than u price
W6L-The Picture Galleries Seventh FIoor
Evening star., 1946-05-02

s Ash Trays. Were ST. Eow ---s SOC
IL Cigarette Boxes. Were $3.50. Now s2.2s
10 Plaques. Were $50. Now $l.7S
S Plaques Were So. Now S4
California Pottery
80 Ducks Less than u price. Now--50c
Vases. Were 81. Now -- $3.50
10 Horses. Were $3.50. Now--$25
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Earrings, 42c Less than " price

78 pairs of earrings. Group includes simulated
pearl earrings in assorted colors and sterling silver
earrings with colored simulated stones.
50 Painted Wood Necklaces in pink and white.
60 inches long. Less than u price. Now 18c
rs Plastic Pins in black and assorted colors Less
than " price. Now -----lSc
Prices include 20a tax.
W&L-Down Stairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Women's PIoy Shoes, $2.25

265 pairs of leather Mexican moccasins with COL
ored lacings on the vamp. Sizes to g.
$50 Pairs of Rayon Faille Scuffs in blue, wine and
red. Broken sizes. Were 81 Now$2
W&L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Girls Jerkin Suits, $2.95
Were S3.95

80 girls jerkin suits in pastel plaids Properly
labeled for fabric content. Sizes to IA.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1946-05-02

IN gold, aqua, beige, gray, red, rose
IL Cap-sleeve Rayon Blouses In orange or
yellow. Sizes IL to l6. Less than u price.
An-wool Plaid Goats in red. Sizes IL and
Is. Less than u price. Now --------$35
rs Skirts black rayon satin, and all-wool
plaids in assorted colors. Sizes 10 to IS.
Less than u price. Now ----------$275
19 Rayon Dresses. gray, aqua, pink, maize.
Sizes 10 to 16. Were $12.95. Now --$S95
Evening star., 1946-05-02
Misses Sports Dresses, $10:2s
Less than Y price

Less Than Il Price
SIS all-wool and rayon sports dress
and winter white. Sizes 10 to 20.
20 All-wool Sports Dresses in pink, white
and yellow. Sizes 10 to 1s. Were s2s75 and
S35. Now
81 All-wool Felt Jenkins in brown, navy and
beige. Sizes IL to 1s. Less than a price
II Long sleeve Rayon Twill Dresses in brown
with beige trim. Sizes 10 to 16 Were
$29.75. Now $2225
W&LSportswear, Third Floor.