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Evening star., 1946-09-22
Potomac sHorse Show
Presents Both Rural
And Urban Aspect
By Larry Lowrencs

The Potomac Hunt held It's Farm
ers' and Neighbors' Horse Show
vesterday-truly rural in the morn.
ing and ultra-urban In the after
noon-anl the country folk of the
Potomac Hunt area and the sophis-
ticates of the Capitals riding and
hunting set turned out in consider
able numbers for the outing at the
clubs kennels near Travilah. Md.
Breeding classes and farm team
events occupied the morning. The
thoroughbred hunter breeding class
was won by George Plummers
Spanish Port. r. M. McConihe's
Sunday was placed first in the half
bred division.
Two, four and six horse draft
teams, with plumed and studded
harnesses and tinkling bells and
drawing gaily decorated wagons,
fittingly represented the farm COM
munity. The two-horse event was
won by Harry Carter's entry, the
four horse teams by the entry Of
c. M. Thomas, and the six-horse
teams by j. M. Harris entry. The
farmers race of heavy draft horses
was won by j. Harris entry.
The featured pet class had about
40 entries. ranging from q partic-
ularly active crawfish to a mild
hammered Jersey heifer. There were
dogs galore of every breed and kind
from puppies to Great Danes. Also
there were trained ducks, bats, even
contented caterpillar. bored
ponies, cats of high and low degree
and parrot who never said a
word.
Carol Mills heifer won the prize
for the largest pet; the smallest was
"Junie" Curry's Crawfish. Susie
Neblett's cat, Missy. won the blue
for the pet with the prettiest eyes
The most unusual pets were Dick
Teller's trained" bats.
Summaries of the other classes:
-, Junior Hack (under 10 years)-Won b,
Michael MeccHihe' $ Peter Pip.r: rs J. Jud,
Csrmichaers Whirlaway.
p2sK 5dniH. q.sa. Ha:k s..sr snas5 s b
Junior Hunter Hack-Won by Mis-
Caddy; 2. Wilbert Mc1nerneys Merrymac
8. Susie Neblett's Smoky.
Road Hack-Won By Ray Norton's Wa
Breeze: 2, Claude Owens Royalty II; 8
Alice Berry's Ditty
| Family Class-Won by L. H.. Thoma
Steadman Teller: 3. Barbee and Susie Neb
Nv. Worbias KIN Hun Hunte5s1wen 5y Bella H.E
dust. 3, Ray Norton's war Breeze.
Pair Hunters-Won by Mrs SteadmaI
Prince Tickle: ., War Breeze and Royalt
II: 3, Steeldust and Harry semmes' Oh
Evening star., 1946-09-22
BY the Assoeieted Pres.

TULSA, Okla. Sept. 21.-Amer-
ica's top women amateur golfers
start their first championship quest
IN fve years Monday. with heavy
hitting Babe Didrickson Zaharias of
Denver tabled generally as the girl
to beat in the week-long play over
Southern Hills lengthy, deeply
trapped course.
Sixty lady Gnksters will compete
for the crown abdicated by Betty
Hicks Newell, who turned profess
sional after winning the last event
at Brookline, Mass, in 1e4l.
The odds are great, too, that the
champions name will be new on the
books, for Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page,
winner In 1887 and three-times med
alist for the event, is the only former
titlist on the list. Tourney officials
said Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware. six
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Midget Racing Stars
On Lanham Program

Outstanding midget auto racing
stars Of the country will assemble
at West Lanham Speedway Tues
day night when . 50-lap national
championship race sponsored by
the American Racing Drivers AS
sociation will be featured on .
xeven-event program starting at
$50.
Tuesday night marks the closing
Of Lanham's 1946 racing season and
IS top drivers will be entered, in
cluding national champion Larry
Bloomer, who swept three events on
last weeks Lanham card.
Bloomer, however. will get strong
challenge from a field that in
cludes George Fonder, Mike Joseph
Bill SCHNEIDER, Ted Tappett and
Dutch Schaefer.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Ad Club Will Get EorfuII
From Redskins Boss

President George Marshall and
Coach Turk Edwards will give men,
bers of the Advertising Club OF
Washington some inside dope on the
Redskins hopes In the National
Football League race at the clubs
annual football luncheon Tuesday.
The affair will be held at the Statler
Hotel, beginning at 1880 pm.
Several Redskin stars also are ex-
pected to attend the luncheon.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Falls Church Eleven
Victor Over Herndon

Falls Church High defeated Hern
don, 37-0, in high school football
game on Friday at Herndon. Hern-
don enormously was reported a.
the winner in yesterdays Star.
Lewis Tremble Of Falls Church
scored two of his teams six touch.
downs.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
BrowneII S Torrid 66
Takes Medal P|ayoff
In District Amateur

Bobby Brownell made a clear
sweep of honors in the District
amateur golf championship by win.
ming the medal playoff over Ralph
Bogart with a sensational sc late
yesterday at Columbia Country
Club. Brownell barely could see the
cup on the 18th green. but his 20
foot putt for IS hit the hole, hesi-
tated on the edge-and stayed out
Bogart had a II.
The round was the lowest ever
made at Columbia in competition
but it will not 60 into the official
record books as a course mark as
Brownell played the red markers
which shorten some of the holes
by 10 or more yards, and PLAYED
winter rules through the fairwav.
The course was soggy from the ali
night rain and winter rules were a
necessity as the ball buried of the
tee.
The Columbia record is 81, J
under par, held by Cliff Spencer,
George Diffenbaugh and Ernie
Caldwell, all in competition.
Bogart made match of the play
of for II holes despite Brownell's
4-under-par finish. Bogart evened
the score on the 18th hole where
he Clipped into the cup for a birdie
3 and an under-par standing at
that point. But despite Bogart's
birdie on the 18th. he went one
stroke down as Brownell reached
the green in two on the par hole
and dropped 20-foot eagle putt.
Brownell did not go over par, hit
Is greens in regulation figures and
had two brides in addition to his
eagle. from an 8-foot putt on the
seventh hole and an 18-footer on
the l7th. The round was Brownells
best OF the season, one shot lower
than his medal-winning 81 in the
Manor Club championship.
Brownell and Bogart played In a
1oursome with Tommy Webb and
Earle Skinker, new partners in a
beverage business, who were ouali-
1ying In the club championship.
Webb took a temporary lead for
medal honors with II while
Skinker is a sure qualifier with 70
webb, former Maryland grid star
resigned from the FBI last week
after IL years service to undertake
the new venture.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Blind Golfers Vie
In Medal Tourney
ls the Assoeiossd Prsss

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BIRMINGHAM, Mich, Sept.
2l.-Eight blind golfers from the
United States and Canada will
tee of tomorrow afternoon in an
13-hole medal tournament over
the North Hills Country Club
Course near here.
Their caddies will assist the
men In pointing their drives and
short shots toward the greens.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
White Sox Tramp|e
Browns, 11-10, 81
BY the Assoeioted Press

ST LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-The Chi
cago White Sox scored four runs
IN the first inning of Denny Gale
mouse and coasted to a o-to-1 VIC
Tory over the st. Louis Browns in
the second game of a double-heade der
today after chasing across 10 mark
ers IN the last three innings to win
the opener, II to 10. The paid at
tendance WAS 2a42
Evening star., 1946-09-22
|WoelfeI High Tropshot
At Woshinqton Rdnqe

George Woelfel won yesterdays
shoot at Washington Gun Club,
breaking 40 of so clay targets.
George Tew and G. E. Atkinson tied
for second with Ats.
Other scores were:
c. oliver, 40: R. Finn. As; Georse EN-
mons, A: c. W. Kline, A; Joe BURROWS
43; W. wilson, AZ; Col. W. Smith and r.
w. Leonard. Al: J; Marcy. 40; +; p; Nor
IS; L. singer, 81: j. Mundy, 81, D. Mar
TIM, So; H. Leadbetter, 81: H. Walters,
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Girl Wins Rifle Rotino

Nina Miller, ninth-grade pupil at
Gordon Junior High School, has
been awarded the expert rifileman
medal by the National Rifle Associa-
ton. This is next to the highest
junior award by the NRA.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Leuque Title at Stoke

Washington Council and Keane
Council baseball teams clash today
at 8 o'clock on the diamond at East
ern avenue and Randolph street
NE. with the championship OF the
Knights of Columbus Council
League at stake.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Totals I327I3 Totals Al

Bstted for Grove In sexenth
fBatted Tor Maltberser in eighth,
Ran for Hayes in eighth.
IRAN for Trosky in eieith.
fBatted for Shore in ninth.
sRan for Lusa dello in ninth
asayes, whitman. fresh. Grove, Kennedy.
ShA~a' Lehher' Judnlch C), Heath, Steph-
SStnic1so ----------- 001 600 352-lI
St. LOUIS --------- 100 032 O13-10
p, Runs-Trcker 90, Appling, Michaels,
Eayes' Whitman. fresh, Grave, Kennedy'
Soaza. Lehner. Judnich (3), Heath, Stepi,
rors-Appling (2), Holloway, Stephens,
Wltte Rms batted in-Judnich 14J,
hpplng Tucker 80, Kuhel (2). Bernar.
stephens. Two-base hits-Tucker. Leh
ner, Bernardino. Three-base hit-Ber-
nussrdino. usi,1o. Home runs-Judnich t2),
Wltte. Winning pitcher, Maltzbereer;
losing pitcher Ferens
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Turf MANAGER to Morry

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 81 tP).-
Russell Sweeney. ~, resident man
ager of Churchill Downs, said today
ne and Miss Amelia Scoby, 80, a
former nurse, would be married
here next Thursday.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Runs-Tucker. Trosky. Wright. Philley.
BAKER, Michaels t2), fresh (2), Christma "a n
Errors-McQuillen. Christmsn. Runs bat
Ssd 1n-Philley, Baker, fresh Lopat.
Iucker t2), Moss. Applins, Trosky. Two.
nsse hits-Stephens, Moss zsrilla. Losing
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Roin Cancels Harness Races

WESTBURY, N. Y, Sept. 81 (P.-
Rain postponed tonights harness
racing program at Roosevelt Race
way until Monday night.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

tive, which held its final meeting
here yesterday. would act in accord
'ance with a resolution of the World
Zionist Congress to sfun the London
talks under existing conditions
or as long as Britain adhers to her
1896 White Paper policy on immi-
grafton to Palestine.
Ben Gurion Is Chairman.
The Palestine Zionist leader add
ed that no further meetings of the
full Executive were contemplated
before the London conference
which thus far has included only
British and Arab representatives
reconvenes on January IA.
David Ben -Gurion of Jerusalem
yesterday was reelected chairman
of the Jewish Agency Executive,
which is coalition composed of
10 members representing Zionists,
orthodox and Labor Party Jews.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

Virtually all members of the old
Executive were reelected.
Rabbi A. H. Silver of Cleveland,
Ohio, was named chairman of the
Executive for the United States,
where he will be joined by Moshe
Shertok, formerly in charge Of the
political department In Palestine.
DR.. Sneh and Mrs. Goldie Meyer
son will be in charge in Jerusalem.
DR.. Nahum Goldman and Berl
Locker will handle Zionist political
problems in London.
Rabbi Stephen Wise Of New York
was dropped from the new Execu-
tive after years of membership on
the old body, but was elected senior
member of the presidium Of the gen.
eral council-the interim authority
of the World Zionist Congress.
A newcomer to the Executive was
Emanuel Neumann of New York,
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Jewish Agency Firm
In Refusal 10 Attend
London Conference
BY the Assoeioied Press

BASEL, Switzerland, Dec. 30
Any possibility that the revamped
Jewish Agency Executive might par
ticipate in the London Palestine
conference was ruled out today by
DR.. Moshe Sneh, Palestine Zionist
leader.
DR.. Sneh declared that the Execu-
Evening star., 1946-12-30

who aided Rabbi Silver in the fight
against participation in the London
talks. DR.. Chain Weizmann, for
mer president of the World Zionist
Organization and advocate of con-
tinued negotiations, was dropped
from the Executive.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

World Wars and public relations Of
flcer at the End Army headquarters,
has been released from service and
will resume his duties with the
Washington Bureau of the Phila-
delphia Inufrer.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
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Evening star., 1946-12-30

Army Releases McGuhon
BALTIMORE, Dec. 80 R.-Col
Paul j. McGahan, veteran of both
Evening star., 1946-12-30

Collars white striped plaid
high Vnecklne
sharkskn tailored soc to S295
Jewey-Street Floor Plus 2oga tar
47-s1s Sterling silver set with
2s-s75e
Toietries-Street Floor
20eo
$3.50 Perfume s125 to 81
Toilet Water 75c to S225
Cologne to S15
6-$150 Tuya Dusing Powder 15c
Powder
Powder~ 75c
$3.50 Gift Sets to 425
3-$3S5 Overnight Cases $295
Sachets Assorted sizes soc
Haibrushe Nyonbrised
$50
Bath OIL 32Ounce bottles
Maynard Hand Cream 81
Weather Lotion 81
72-S2 Harriet Hubbard Aver Night Cream 81
12-$25o Glass Dresser
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Wembdon Lavendar Soc SE35
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Lipstks 500
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ls-s1.Se Face Powder
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;25-Women's 75c to 81 initiated Handkerchefs
Soled Broken assort
of initials.
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9O0-$1 Scarfs 59c
white lime maize blue brown
black 500 woo5Oeo plaid sarf white royal
blue
Evening star., 1946-12-30

1-Junos sos Coat short luggage brown with murat tuxedo
4-Junors' Fitted trimmed with
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1unors sos Short Coat with border and scarf of Lamb
Einer wool, ~-S5S plus
with collar 49, Surf wool
with scarf Size 7 s48 free
6unos Fitted Coats Forstmann Chameaune royal
blue emerald apricot Sizes and
Evening star., 1946-12-30

so-slass Twopece jersey
wool skirts Brown beige black
1909 dresses; wool
jersey sabardne and classic styles
Pink and black
Corset shop-seeood FIoo.
s4sa5e Black Nyion
$3.50
For wasted figures Sizes small medium and large dseonn
Panty Girdles ayon aex in
s'ssss Black Gdes with
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brocad rayon satin and cotton bate gdes in sizes 26 to 2s
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Underweor-seeond Floor
$3.50 1896 Rayon Crepe and Satin Slips 1ace-mmed and
Rayon Crepe Slips
Rayon Slips in
Pajamas Tailored sz
Rayon %
Novelty striped
7sss
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ses-slo2 pastel
ss3s5 Nighown white with polka Sizes "a
Hondboss-street Floor 2oes
plastic that like
leather of handbags including
tailored envelopes chain
handled bags. Black, brown. red cherry coke sl7S
Stimulating plastic in box
pouches, Nppertopped Black
Also bags metac-threaded cloth with mucoor
-s7so Handbags
including styles, underarm
pouches Black brown and few high
fashion SSS5
plastic trimmed ophandd
pper-topped tailored styles IS
trimmed broadcloh handbags smart
with side openings Black and a few broWnsls5o
Gloves-Street Floor
soc to S3
broadcloth gloves everything shores
bowlengh styles Wine chano beige brown and black
1ss Prs s to $40 Leather shepk suede
Oamb) imported lengths shores to g.
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Hondkerehef scorfs and keckweor-street Floor
| Handkerchiefs soc
Linen and cotton plain,
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a25-Womens 5sc
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| Of initials |
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velvet dresses in wine royal.
with white de and one-piece black ayon crepe
swomen SIS Black 1907 wool skirts and checked tops with
s-womens 1915 rayon
SIS navy Navy s 5ay0n na crepe dresses with long ess W
wool onepoe trimmed with
heads SIS n seess aes k and I Dress a s
satin tie neck and fitted topper Of
1-womans Topper with
jacket and ree-quarterlensth aQua-lned black wool coat
1e-arser slsss Tvo-piece
Suitable for spring Of crepe
with sleeves schedpeat skirt and white lingerie trim at the
Msenty s45 Dresses Button and ppum dresses
all with adjustable wastne Sizes
sMaety s1ss5 Dresses 500 wool 500 cotton one piece
thewa with sleeves in melon pink blue
trimming and high necks
s2s5 supender dresses with boeos made Of
solid ---------------.7ss
aternity rayon two-piece
adjustable watlne skirts
maternity IS Dresses 1907 wool black dresses with pastel
Misses Dresses-seeond Floor
sM slss5 s22s and wopece afternoon dresses
tailored dresses Rayon net and
tafea pastel evening dresses Misses sizes and sl2
rayon dresses in pastel ayon
evening Misses sizes
French Room-second Floor
4-ssss Afternoon dresses ayon velvet rayon crepe
s-s5s7s gold
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ss7ss Suits Wool dresmaker type plum black metal buttons
s7s7s Dinner Dress Brown wool embroidered with
1-sss Evening Gown white rayon net with paes Size
s5 Afternoon Dress Green WOOL with gold coored buttons Size
s-s7s5 Afternoon rayon
silver colored Sizes
s-slls Evening rayon
Evening
14s Evening Dress Black with motif Of sequins and
chiffon with white embroidery
s-ss Dinner Dresses
embroidered
s-ss Evening wraps Melon green equns
1-ss5 Evening WRAP Green wool a band
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s-sss75 Black Wool ensembles braid trimmed Size
1-sss75 Dressmaker Suit of striped wool Size le@SS
Neeisee shop-Fifth Floor
7s-s5s to ssss Houseooas rama
Cotton houpas assorted coo sizes u 90 Twopece rayon
s sn % % with
Tailored robes
| of gold sizes IL to l6
trimmed with negl
fae with frnged sasn
90 Rayon twill robes red
collar cuffs Sizes IL to 90 1909 wool
blue checked with white in Junior sizes II to II SIS
slsss Robes Cotton corduroy double
TAM Sizes IL 20 S09a
woo-509 plaid coats with pink blue
1000 wool hostess robes trim
med with satin. Red only, size 14------- $14
Wild Rose scented Of painted
large White pink blue and yellow
Pajamas Negigees Jewutmed rayon
satin nggees and jewel wool
satin Black with contrasting colofs
peacock Sizes 10 to SIS to $3.50
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor
5osls75 Suits with short fitted jackets
D.
so$e7o s95 wool and with jewery
white Striped
to Is 36
all each color 81 to -
$95 Skirts drnd styles cotton cordu-
wool plaids and plain coo Red brown
- to -
1osss5 s7s5 Sweaters 1907 wool slpon sweaters box and fitted
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lars lamb tuxedos ted models black blue
brown Woo Sizes SO to "A 352 to S48 TAX free)
1Woman S2 Black Forsmann Wool bordd Silver Fox
"a S225 plus 20fo
grey furred SO 40.
S11S plus 20P6 taxi
Womens $0S Topp with Persian Lamb ascots and cuff edgng
Jullrd beige
0 41l2 SIS
Green
Topper
Women S Fured Tope Green and brown diagonal wool with
quirrel-edged collar BIZ 371a S6S,
2Womens S7975 needlepont wool
372 392
Evening star., 1946-12-30

2o0Pai to $6 Boudoir Slippers suitable out
side slightly oed with cushion platforms
Coo and sizes complete but extremely good
White, peach,
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Hondkerehiefs, scorfs and Neekweor-street Floor

3oo-Men's $15o Handkerchiefs 5sc
with machneembroidered initials pan with
hand rolled hens Broken assortment Of initials.
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| 35-Msses' $35 $50
Beed models with cardigan necklnes little girl collars
all wool 1000 cotton back black surf
!! apricot, brown, blue 49,
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Casual Dresses-Ffth Floor
$3.50 Dresses shirt s

2e-$S.30 and 50
fabrics fabrics
sports Blue gold aqua
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sJunors $ss Fitted trmmed Coats in black brown Sizes
2Junors $105 Forstmann brown apricot
9 and
2-Juniors' WOOL fitted
with collars. Sizes g. 13 $6S
12Junors' $4975 bted, fitted models
Sizes to Is
25-Juno $395 $2s
1Oo9o tweed classics, heather blue mixtures Sizes
to II.
Toppers-ooq 1909
$40
4Juno $l25 Fitted apricot emerald WOOL with
Sizes $9s
Suits Third Floor
30-Mes' S24
Soft dressmaker suits checks splendid
1000 wool in brown blue Sizes 10 to 49, to Is
35Mses $3s5 ss Suits Bright colors dark nanne
gabardines cloth,
neckes Melon $2S
25Msses $495 Suits models
gabardines hanne blue black Sizes
40-Mi Suits $3s
wool dressmake wis gabardnes
tailored models tweed beld with cardi
necklnes armhoe black
| Sizes 10
Evening star., 1946-12-30

1o-Women's S325 to s3975 $50
black oxford blue brown Sizes "a to A Al
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Fur Coots, Toppers, Scorfs-Third Floor

Fur Coots, Toppers, Scorfs-Third Floor
20et
3$l45 Stenled abbi TO- IL and IA $10
9S130 Mouon 10 to l6 S00
r.
GreyDy Lamb Coats
LynxD ed Fox Jacket
2S345 White 16 and 8----S2 S225
4S445 Nutra Sheared H. IA, 16
land 18
auraISi Fox
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and cued in dyed black Persian Lamb Sizes 3 s185 20 taxi
2Womens
"a tax)
Women S14 Furred Goats black needle
point wool with Silver dyed black Lamb 38
taxi
tWomens SIPS
black
S98 900
4-Womens S10S
wools black,
lamb squirrel mlskrat 354
taxi
1-Womans sOS green
SIS PLUS 209o
2Womens S9S collars
grey needepoint
wool. Size 35l2
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16-Womens S49.75. SIS S59.75 S38
Dress casua fitted suede finish Melton
cloth nubby woo black beige brown Sizes Sc
to 40, 33a to AL
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s34 Prs Fabric Gloves soc to So
Cotton boadcoth everything from shores
Wine chano beige brown and black
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68-$495 Scarfs S2s5
Collars white striped plaid
dk Plaid high round and V-necklne
Evening star., 1946-12-30

9-Womens
dresses Two-pece
checked
| dresses in win Womens
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15-Womens S78 and S79.75 Fur-trimmed Goats
Fitted with abots Silver
Lamb diagina black
blue and brown Sizes "a 40 3312 to 432,
plus 20fo tax-free)
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Womens Dresses-Second Floor
16-Women s2295
with bodces and
few colorfu woos. Womens sizes.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

2-Juno sl4S Fitted Coats full length
Nutria collars. Sizes and S118 plus
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w 70morrvm IueSdQy-D1cember Year. End C1enruncE

FUR COATS Winter Cloth coot fued and s Suits tsweo
Underwear NeeGgees Quantities limited listed throughout all
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exchanges all ss final coe of 25 for pimes
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so-s5 s12s5 Lingerie 50 to So
Wild of hand rayon satn Small and
large sizes. White, pink, blue and yellow.
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Prs Donshed shepskn suede
imported kdskn lengths from shores to B.
black $S to 81
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Slippers-Fourth Floor

$50 Pairs 81 IS to $3.75 Slippers and Scuffs 81
Variety coors styles and slippers left from Christmas
Some soled slippers Few of STYLE and style
size White, red blue gold.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

8-Junors S125 to S145 Coats (plus
Short emerald
long beed of Sroocks wool emerald coard
emerald full length with brown Broada
in the group to IT.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Junior Budget Dresses-Fourth Floor

50Junors $895 to S1295 Dresses IS
Striped wool dresses One piece wool dresses with dndl
skirts Wool and pncheked fabric dressy tailored
styles Royal green, tan black Sizes to Is
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-17

Mrs. Melvin Cook and infant
daughter returned home on
Wednesday from st. Vincent's
hospital in Billings.
ORDER your Christmas cards
by the box. Have your name
imprinted. Beautiful cards, low
prices. All orders must be
placed before November 20 at
L. AS Shoppe.-Adv.
Sgt. Helen Jean BuZzetti left
for Chicago Friday by plane.
I. L.. Dehnert spent several
days last week in Helena in
conference with the Veterans
administration.
RUMMAGE sale and white
elephant sale, October 26, in
the Montana Power building,
given by the Congregational
Ladies Circle.-Adv.
Sgt. Helen Jean Buzzetti was
a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sweeney Thursday.