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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Local Masons Plan
Visit To Lewes
Continued from First Page)

The Master Mason degree will be
conferred at this communication.
Worshipful Master Ira w Roe
will be accompanied by the follow
ing officers at the visit to Jetfer-
son Lodge: G. Edward Affeld, SEN
ior warden: Archie y. Pagan. jun
ior warden: p. NJ. Fred W. Ireland.
senior deacon; James W. Conley,
junior deacon; w. ShOckley Daugh-
erty. senior steward; Sol Martin.
Junior steward; Past Grand Mas
ter James p. Pierce. secretary; p.
NJ. Edwin p. Messick, treasurer.
and George Davis, tyler.
A return visit is expected from
Jefferson Lodge later in the spring.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Mrs. John Il Gillespie spent last
week in Philadelphia
Robert March. senior at Dart
mouth College. is spending the week
With his parents. Nh ana Mrs. Les
he l. March OF Milford
Mrs G. Marshall Townsend lett
ON Tuesday To attend ". :. Z. :.
oM,ettnce in Newark. New Jersey
she returned home on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. EIbcIt Williams
lay" returned from a months va
,&tIon spent in Florida. they toured
= portion OF the state. and returned
J "mc rcportine a splendid time.
Miss Elizabeth Forh Of Tofrin4
tom, connecticut spent several day
win Mr. and Mrs + " Mick AT
ChoStnut Knoll Shc il ,urouDr 10
Hawaii where she and l.icluruanr
ltlIN Nick. NJ. e. t.. :. \. K. WllI h,
married umm,iiatelt uruu I-r a.
rival IT.. Mick las hc,n on TIA.
-4.' XIV 'il tii4 'It -N.f.t Nus ItlttiI III
Honolulu ~uaco his return lrou
OkinuWa Th,} plan 10 spend thcu
icntEmoun at Waikiki
Miss Adele T. Warren. daughter
al MIS- William H. Warren. u
West I+roIi ST Milford will writ,
I'll" script Ion tho fourth annua
fashion show to he held March /.
ald ~ az III" University. SPONSORED
by the Daily Orange, campus news
!"urr The commentator for IT,,
>toW will he Miss Frances Hughes
special projects editor of Mademoi
sell" maGaIine. Miss Warren. ;
Junior dually enrolled in the Schoo
oi Journalism and the COLLEGE O
i""ral Arts. is a member of Thets
Sl2ma Phi. journalism honorary
World Relations club. Spanish club
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
OBITUARY
WHITE

III T.
Mrs. Clara c. White, wife of
James H. White. died suddenly last
Friday afternoon, March /. at her
home, 405 Grove street Delmar.
Funeral services We're held on Mon
day at p. NJ. at Calvary Methodist
Church at Milford The Rev Leslie
+. Werner assisted by the Rev. John
T. Bailey and the Rev. Leon Ross
of Delmar Officiated. Interment in
Odd Fellows cemetery. Milford
Mrs. White is survived by her
husband. James H. White. one son.
Emery {. POstles. Milford, one
grandson and two step-sons. Cliff
ton and James White Also surviv-
ing are two brothers, Edward Cow
erdale of CrOyan. Pa, and Benjam-
in Coverdale of Clayton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Time TO get your garden seeds.
The brotherhood Class will hold
their regular social and business
meeting, Tuesday evening, March
18th at the home OF Nh and Mrs
Charles Swain
Plan TO attend the bingO party
sponsored by the Millwood sun
shine Society ON March 22 Pro-
ceeds to purchase wheel chair. Fur
Their details next week
The Susannah Wesley Circle OF
the Avenue Methodist Church will
meet at the home OF Mrs Emma
Whalcy, 2o3 East Fourth street.
next Tuesday evening. at 7:30 o.
clock.
Elizabeth Heath. teacher AT the
Cedar Neck school, District No. /.
announced recently that there had
been 100 per cent attendance in
that school during the month of
February. Concentrations to tea
cher and pupils
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Personal Happenings

Mr.. ana Mrs. charles Rocco lett
this week t0r Paterson. y. j.
where they Will make their home.
William Il. Draper OF PittShueh.
Pa. spent the Weekend with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs W. H. Drd-
per OF Lake View avenue.
Miss Thelma Rutschp spent last
Weekend in Baltimore as the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Knipp Miss
RuIsche is graduate nurse at thr
Milford Memorial Hospital.
William Warrrn Jr s. X. C..
arrived home on an emergency
leave on February II from Oki-
uaWa MIR. Warren expects To rc-
ccivc his discharge from tin" Navy
TINS Saturday when he reports to
Philadelphia
Mrs Herman y. Walker OF Tux
edo Park Mrs Joseph Rogers oi
Milford. and Mrs. John +. Frees of
Atlantic City are on a motor IT'D
t. san Antonio. Texas. where they
will spend some time With Mrs.
Walkers son. Or. II Vincent
Walker.
Robert Wakefield. OF this town,
ana senior at Blair Academy. has
hecu awarded the varsity letter in
WRESTLING. it was announced by TIE
Blair Athletic Council last week
Wakefield WrcStled in -four hour~
vhilc working in the l36 pouAd
Irucket Among other activities
Eoh is Secretary OF the student
council: Treasurer ot the stylus,
an editor on the student paper: anC
Il member of the choir and Gle,
club This is his second year a {;
mailman, and he also holds down
tie third base position on The base
I&Il team
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

WILSON DAW son

4 pretty wedding was sOlemnlZed
in 81. Johns Episcopal Church IN
Milton on Saturday. February ~
al -four o'clock when Miss Martina
Jane Wilson was given in marriage
by her father To Homer George
Dawson. son OF Mrs Guy William
Dawson and the late Mr.. Dawson
Of Dickinson Center. y. Y. with
Reverend Joseph :. Kinks of Mil
ford officiating.
The bride was dressed in a pale
coppertone basque suit with green
accessories and wore tiara OF
white roSchuds in her hair Her
bridal bouquet was OF white rose
buds with camellia Corsage center.
Mrs c. Robert Pittard. sister OF the
bride. was dressed in a suit of black
and white checked wool with black
yclvctttu and wore a corsage OF
red roSohuds With red rosebud
hair-do on black velvet ribbon. The
mother OF the bride. Mrs. John p
/ Wilson. was attired in green trans
parent velvet and wore a Corsast
OF taliSnHn roses. G.. Robert Pit
ttard OF Milton was the hcSt man.
\ Wedding reception tOr tn" i'm
mediate families and friends Wa'
held ri the rcSidenc" of The bride
parents following the ceremony
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
LOAN Assoc tTI0N
SELECTS DIRI( TORS

Clarence Il. Downing James
Stanton and Neal Wilkins were rc-
elected directors Of the Milford
Building and Loan Association tor
terms OF three years each at a
meeting Of the stockholders or thar
organization held last Wednesday
evening, February -
The following officers Woro
elected for term of one year each
at the same meeting: President
William G.. SammOns vice pr"Si-
dent. Wallace f. McFaul. treasur-
or. Edwin p. Messick, secretary. J.
William Wells.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
SAVAGE, NALONEI

Miss Gladys Dora Savaee dau@h-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Frank S1Vaa"
ot Milton. and Thomas y. Maion"y
We're quietly married hy Rev. Les
lie Werner at the Calvary parson-
age in Milford ON Wednesday eve
ming. February -.
Their attendants We're Lane"
Lynch OF Milford and Miss Betty
Savage of Milton \ number of
friends We're present TO see tn" hap
py couple off.
Mr.. Maloncy was honorably dis
charged from the military service
OF the United States last November.
having six overseas bars. He has
seven battle stars for action in
Naples. Fogeia. Normandy North
eru France, Rhineland. Romc-A"-
no and Central Europe. also Euro
ppan Atricau-Middle Eastern Sc
vice Medal W BZ Arrowhead. Coed
Conduct Medal and a Victory Med
al. Mrs Naloney is employed AT Ra-
gains Pharmacy.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
SHOCKLEY

Grover Cleveland Shockley. "a
years old. who died at his residence
at Midway on Saturday night,
March >. after a long illness due to
a heart ailment was buried on
Wednesday of this week. A far
mer and CHECKER. raiser, he also op-
Grated a filling station at Midway.
Born in Cedar Neck. near Mil
ford, he was the son of the late
George w. and Ida Millman Shock
ley.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs Mar
garet Warrington ShOckley of Mid
way; -four daughters. Mrs Wesley
Scott, Midway; Mrs. William Mar
vel. LeWcs; Mrs Edgar Downs of
Angola and Miss Pauline ShOckley.
at home: three sons. Grover {. OF
Milton; Mark II. and Preston w.
of Midway. Also surviving are a
brother. George +. Shockley. Reho-
both Beach. building and marine
contractor: three sisters, Mrs. Will
liam Aydelotte. Lewes; Mrs. James
Truitt. RehOboth, and Mrs. Charles
Hall of Baltimore, and seven grand
children.
Funeral services were held at
the Atkins Funeral Home in Lewes
at D. m, conducted by the Rev.
David W. Baker. Burial in Lewes
Methodist cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
SHAWNEE CLUB NEWS

The Shawnee Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet Friday even
ing. March s. at 80 o'clock in the
Sunday school room of the Presbv-
terian Church.
Lawrence Elliott of Georgotown
will be the guest speaker. This
promises to be a very interostino
meeting, so plan to como and brine
your friends.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
OW EMS

Mrs Dora Howard Owens. age
is years. wife OF George II. Ow-
ems OF near SharptOwn, Md, died
unexpectedly at noon on Wednes-
day. February -. She had been in
failing health for several months
suffering from a heart ailmcnt. Be
side her husband, she is survived
by q daughtcrt Mrs Rachel Atwell
of S"atord. and a son. Randall Ow-
cns OF Salisbury, Md. and three
.randdauShters. Two sisters also
survive. Mrs Elizabeth Carey OF
Laurel and Mrs Lena Owens OF
Milford \ son. Schlnke Owens.
was killed by snipcr on Leyte in
December OF 1914.
Funeral services were held in
Mt. IIcrmon Methodist Church. Col
umhia. last Saturday morning at
u O'Clock. in charge of Rev. +. d.
AlilhurY. pastor OF Centcnnary
Methodist Church in Laurel, as
sisted by Rev H. H. Schauer. In
tcrmcnt in Firemens cemetery. at
SharptOWn, Md.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
ST. PATRICk'S DAY DANCE

The Junior class OF the Milford
High School is sponsoring s..
Patrick's Day Dance on March -.
The dance is to be held in the Mil
ford High School Auditorium from
$50 TO 70 midnight Jimmy Short
and his orchestra will furnish the
music Bids will be sold hy mem
bers OF the class.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Kiwanians Planning
Scout Cub Troop
(Continued ron nrst pagel

Hen Post and also recently ap-
pointed to the local board OF health.
\ lot of suggestions have been
made about helping the returned
service man and any on" desiring
to do 50 can fulfil that desire by
supporting the Blue Hen Post ana
can contact Jim West for further
information
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Have you seen busy little
bees this past week. buzzing at
everyOne's door. trying to dis
pose of some honey they had
for sale? Seriously. the Girl
Scouts have been like the in
duStriOuS insects. if that is
what bees are, and have been
selling candy from door to
door. And the candy is good
and we'll worth the asking price.
Milford is lucky to have these
Girl Scout Troops. for they
are earnest in their desire TO
do a good deed day. If it is
an errand. it is cheerfully run.
if done in the name of their or
ganiZatiOn. Ii il is helping
some person who needs the
help. they give the strongest
arm they have. If it is for Red
Cross, they are thinking of the
wonderful things the Mother of
all has done Let's help these
girls. for in so doing they are
encouraged to help and help
again. thus deep roofing the
finest things that can he done
in Girl Scout spirit.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
GIBSON

Mrs John w Gibson. - years
OF age, died last Friday. March /. at
the home Of a son-in-law and
daughter. former t. s. Representa-
live Earle y. Wiley and Mrs. Will
~ - Dover.
Funeral services were held from
rhv Reed Funeral Home at Milton
on Monday afternoon al o'clock.
in',rm"m in ST Johmstown Genie
tory. near Greenwood
Mrs Gibson is survived by two
other dauchters Mrs. Esther +.
SaluonS. Dover. and Mrs. Martha
Clark. New castle: three sons.
stewart II Gibson. Greenwood:
BYRON =. Gibson. WyM known Mil
ford business man. and Claude Glib
SON. also OF Milford. and twelve
grandchildren
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Miss Mary Alice Lewcllyn OF
Columbus. Ohio. has been
guest for the past ten days OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Wilkins and
their son. Dolphus. Miss Lew
ellyn will resume her studies
at Ohio State when she returns
to her home in Ohio.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
I}J TIER

Mrs. Sallic e. Butler. aee 81
years, wife OF Ralph {. Butler.
passed away AT her home near
Houston. last Thursday. February
y, after long illness. Funeral SER
vices We're held at the Berry Fune-
raj Home in Milford on Tuesday af-
t"rnoon at one O'Clock with Rev.
Dr. Frank llcrson, pastor Of the
Avenue Methodist Church officiat-
ING. lnterment in Barratt's Chapel
cemetery. In addition to her hus-
band she leaves to mourn their loss
hel mother, Mrs. Annie Merritt:
one sister. Mrs Louise Carson and
one brother, Ben L. Merritt, all of
Portsmouth. Virginia. Mrs. Butler
WAS charter member OF the Hous-
ton New Century club, and al
though in failing health for the
past feW years. took an active in
test in tn" affairs OF that organ
lIatjCu.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
WOODROW

Mrs May Fox Woodrow. nee Oar
by, VIII" OF Homer II. Woodrow. died
At her late home in Philadelphia.
on Monday. March f. Relatives and
friends may call from $ o'clock to
!" O'Clock This evening at the Da-
vid 6. Fronkouield Funeral House
Buildings 317 North send street.
Philadelphia Funeral services
Will be held tomorrow AT two o.
clock in the afternoon at the Lof-
land Funeral Home in Milford. In
tcrmenI in odd Fellows cemetery.
in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1916 FILES OF
TIE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Miss Susie Anderson and sister,
Elizabeth have been in Phila.. this
week attending the retail millinery
opening.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Donovan of Green
wood and left a nice big boy last
Wednesday.
The following people participated
in the alumni entertainment held at
the High School Tuesday evening:
Nereick and Collins Comedy Skit;
Mr. Coulter. Mrs. Harry Humes,
Mrs. J. b. Warner, Trio Violin.
Cello. Piano; Vocal Solo. {. +. Var
ney; Piano Duet, Miss Maria
Causey and Miss Katherine Davis;
Violin Solo. Miss Blanche Block
som; Reading. Miss Minerva Sipple.
Piano Solo. Miss Margaret Holz-
nueller; Mandolin Duet. Miss Ruth
Hcisler and Miss Elizabeth Carlisle.
Reading, Miss Sara Bennett. Miss
Shattuck; Piano Duet, Miss Mia
Wrotcn and Miss Elizabeth Deputy.
Dr. John W. Short. aged 67 years.
a brother of J. Stanley Short. of
Milford, died suddenly in front of
tie rostoffice in Greenbackville.
Va. near which place he resided.
Dr. Short was Well-known in lower
Delaware and it is said that he and
the late Rev. W. l.. 5. Murray were
warm friends. sharing each others
joys and happiness. They both died
on the same day and both died sud
denly without warming from heart
failure They were the same age.
they grew up together in the same
vicinity. attended the same school,
and when they became men. DR..
Short praticed medicine and DR..
Murray preached the gospel in the
same town.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Col. K. Powell Named
Head Dover Air Base
(Ccntinued frnm Eli Papel

(Ccntinued from First Page)
and we have one OF the finest and
best equipped air bases in the
world" declared Colonel Powell.
Our runways are a pilots dream
and fully loaded B-23 Supcrfort
can take off with ease
Good Flying Weather
With the normal good flying
weather in this area. together with
the fact that there are no noun
tains, pilot training conditions are
ideal" added the New commandcr
Pointing to thes" advantages plus
the fact that the strategic location
of the base is exceptionally good.
Colonel Powell predicted a bright
future for the Dover field.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
Obituary
GIBSON

gibson
Mrs. Jennie G. Gibson. age SO
years. wife OF Stuart K. Gibson,
passed away al her home in Green
wood last Thursday, February y.
Funeral services We're held at her
lat" residence on Sunday afternoon
Al O'Clock. Interm"nt in ST. Johns
town Church cemetery. In addition
to her husband she is survived by
one daughter. Mrs Janet Gibson
De NrOw and one son, James Glib
son. both OF Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

charge from the Army Medical
Corps.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Heyman
ROOsa entertained several of
their friends Saturday night at
a buffet supper.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Captain and Mrs. Robert
Reed and their daughter, Kath-
leen. arrived home February
26. from White Sulphur
Springs. West Virginia. where
Captain Reed received his dis
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Fur-trimmed Winter
Goats Reduced

1 Casual Coat of Forstmann fleece, belted with re-
movable lynx collar. Beige. Size 12 Was S270
1 All-wool Fitted Coat with wide broadtail border
Black. Size IA. Was $234. Now - SI35
l Black All-wool Box Coat, three-quarter length
broadtail lined Size 18. Was. 1924 Now - SI35
/ Rose Beige Box Coat all-wool with Persian lamb
cuffs. Size 10. Was S162. Now w $50
Blue Box Coat, three-quarter length, al-woo with
muSkrat tuxedo and cuffs. Size 40. Was 1852
Now -.---------------- -.----------- $50
Gray Wool Coat, threequarter length fitted STYLE
with South American lamb sleeves Size 10. Was
$2l0. Now -.----- S122 so
Boxy and Fitted Wool Goats trimmed with Per-
sian or ocelot collars, mink buttons. Royal
green. Sizes 10 to 16. Were s79.75. Now S5s.75
Prices include 900 where applicable.
W&L-Women's and Misses Coats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Housewares Reduced

16 Schroll Pattern Shower Ensembles Coated rayon.
Shower curtain and drapes. 4 peach black and
white, blue, green and blue and white. Were
S11.90. Now----------------------- $3.50
i Set Green Coated Rayon Drapes. Was $685.
IL Shower Ensembles. Coated rayon. Shower cur
tain and drapes. blue. peach, green, rose,
peach stripe blue stripe. Were 1890. Now $I040
/ SHOWER Ensemble. Coated rayon. Shower curtain
and grapes. White and silver. Was $1250 Now.
S925
Shower Curtains Coated rayon. . peach,
blue. Were $685.. Now--------$ $500
Mirror Tissue Boxes. Less than u price Now CSC
1 Mirror Tissue Box. Was $225 Now------$1.25
4-panel Black Fireplace Screens Wire
metal frame Less than u price. Now .------ $295
l 3-panel Brass Trimmed Screen Wire over metal
frame. Less than u price. Now $3.50
Is All-metal White Enamel Orange Juicers Less
than "A price. Now ---------------- ------ soc
/ Triple Vanity Mirror. Less than a price Now S4s5
Wicker Shopping Carts. Less than u price Now
CSC
FulI-Iength Door Mirror. Less than u price Now
S1.s5
Fiber Hampers. Less than Y price. Now So
1 Large Wicker Hamper. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Metal Kitchen Stools with Wooden Seats Less
than u price. Now Now-----------------------
Maple Salad Bowls. Less than n price Now $I.95
Footed Salad Bowl Less than "a price. Now CSC
Fiber Wastebaskets. Less than II price Now SOC
Fiber Wastebasket Less than u price. Now 45c
! Aluminium Hamper Less than u price Now 1895
81 Decorated Wall Plaques on wooden panel In
sets of q Less than "a price Now Csc
20 Earthenware Bean Pots 8-quart size. Were
s3.75. Observation-Disclosures S195
IL Earthenware Bean Pots. 6-quart size. Less than
II price. Now -------------- CSC
10 Earthenware Frying Pans Less than a price
Now ----------- 75c
: Mahogany Finish Trays. Less than "a price
Now ------------------------- ---------------- SI.95
Mahogany Finish Trays Less than y price CSC
IL Composition Trays. Less than u price. Now 45c
Composition Trays. Less than u price. Now 35c
Pairs Composition Book-ends. Were ST. Now, SOC
Notwithstanding Eighth Floor, Express
Elevator.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Art NeedIework Reduced

Model OiIcloth Toys. Were $150 Now 75c
So 2-ounce Skeins Khaki Knitting Yarn, wool and
rayon. Less than Il price Now w------------ 15c
81 Skeins Needlepoint Yarn, odd lots. Less than
Il price. Now ---------------- I0c
Model Crochet Hats. Less than Il price Now 81
l Model Cotton Baby Blanket Less than q price.
Now Observation-Disclosures S1.50
is Stamped Cotton Baby Dresses, white. Less than
u price. Now --------------- 60c
White Cotton Three piece Vanity Sets with rose
and blue trim. Less than II price Now 35c
2 Rayon and Cotton Brocade Scarfs, 12x35 inches
Less than y price Now --- $1.50
IS Stamped Cotton Outing Flannel Bibs in assorted
coors. Were tic. Now Now--------------r>- 10c
Stamped Cotton Satine Infants Crib Spreads.
pink. Were SITS. Now --- S1.25
L Cotton Bed Rest in floral designs. Cotton filed
Soiled. Less than u price. Now $3.50
Rose Rayon Satin Pillows Cotton filled Were
81 ----. So
I Rayon Moire Lounge Pillows gold. Cotton filled.
Were $3.50 Now $50
W&L-Art Needlework, Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Women's SheorIing Boots, IS

Less than z price
227 pairs of electrified shearling boots in green,
blue and purple. Sizes small, medium and large.
55 Pairs of Leather Shoes in pump and tie styles
Black and brown. Sizes 6 to g. AAAA to B Were
1895. Now ----.---.-- S745
so Pairs of Lambswool Booties in natural with red
tan, green blue or brown doeskin trim Sizes small
medium and large. Were 1925 Now IS
W&L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
ToiIetries Reduced

30 Makeup Boxes, pastel shades some slightly
damaged. Were 50 and more. Now 81
50 Musical Powder Boxes, slightly damaged Pas
tel shades. Less than II price Now 81
la Bottles Of Cream Cologne in apple blossom and
lilac fragrances. Less than u price. Now 3Sc
IS Smoothskin Day and Night Cream for dry skin
Less than u price Now----- 60c
50 Onepound Jars of Cleansing Cream. Less than
"a price. Now -------- 48c
IL Bottles Of Hand Cream. Less than \ price
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ------- 36c
go All Lambs Wool Powder Puffs Were 35c and
50c.~ Now 18c and Csc
Prices include 209o tax where applicable.
W&L-Toiletries, Aisle IA, First Floor
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Sequin-trimmed Evening
Jockets, $2o.75 Were s497s

sequin- trimmed evening jackets in white, lime
and fuchsia. Sizes IA to 90
10 Rayon Blouses, satin and jersey in white aqua
black Sizes II to 18 Were S1295 and $13.95.
Now -------------------- -.----------- $8.75
Long g-sleeved Rayon Bouses. Crepe prints and
solid sheers. White and lime. Sizes IL to 18.
Less than u price Now - S1075
Bead-trmmed Evening Blouses with jewelry
necklnes in white and pink rayon. Sizes IA and
Is. Were $3975 Now S2 S2450
WSL-Blouses Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Misses Cotton Dresses, s3.7s
Were IS and S5.95

% cotton sunback dresses in checked seersucker
with cotton lace trim stripes with self rufe paids
and floral prints with rc-rac trim, Red, blue and
green. Sizes 10 and II.
IL Sunback Dresses in striped seersucker. Red
brown and blue. Sizes 10 and II. Were s395
Now - 1900 ---------.- S2S5
IL White Cotton Brunch Goats with turn-back COL
lar set-in waistband and large patch pockets. Size
IA only Were $3.50. Now ------ S125
W6zL-Uniforms and Aprons, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Girls Winter Coots, $1O.95
Were SI9.95

IS girls wool coats in boxy and belted back styles
tweeds, plaids and heeces. Sizes to IL.
so Girls and Peiteens' dresses of spun rayon rayon
crepe, rayon taffeta in blue, cherry white and aqua
Sizes to IA. Were 5.95 and more. Now S395
80 Girls Rayon Blouses with drawstring necklines,
short or long sleeves. White only. Sizes to 16.
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Teen-ose BIouses, $3.50
Were S2.25 TO S2.95

" ere yZ.Z5 to yZy5
go teen-age blouses in cotton and rayon, mostly
white, with short sleeves. Sizes 10 to H.
100 Pieces Novelty Jewelry including bracelets,
necklaces of felt and wooden beads and gold-plated
earrings Prices including 209o tax. Were 81 20.
W&L-Teen age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Boys Cotton Dress Shirts, Csc

Less than Y price
2l6 boys and youths cotton dress shirts In tan
and blue only. Sizes to IL and 1912 to 141a.
Boys Reversible Coats. In blue, tan or brown.
Size T. Were $1095 Now----$ $3.50
1S Boys Snowsuits. Two-peee style in red, blue
or tan. Sizes to 10. Were 1890 Now - 81
IL Matching Caps. Less than u price. Now SOC
2S Pairs of Boys Knickers in blue or green. Sizes
3 to IA. Less than "a price. Now 81
Pairs of Ski Pants in blue or green Size 7, Less
than " price. 81
l Small Boys Eton Suit. Brown tweed. Size 3.
Less than II price. Now Now----------- IS
These items all properly labeled for fabric content.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel.