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Evening star., 1946-10-09
/. 5. Iincher Honored
Al Banquet After Long
Career as Engineer

ADOuC 0UU IT1eNQS assembled HI
the Hotel Statler last night to pay
tribute to Timothy s. Tincher
Washington engineer for nearly SO
years, who retired last month after
serving ~ years on the District Ex-
amining Board for Steam Engineers
Many Of those present at the din
| ner in his honor were steam engi-
neers examined for licenses by Mr.
Tincher. Mr.. Tincher examined
10000 such applicants during his
| for your long service"
Col. K. e Madsen, Assistant Engi-
neer Commissioner, delivered the
principal address and extended to
Mr.. Tincher "the deepest apprecia-
tion of the District Commissioners
for your long seryisye."
Your performance has always met
with universal approval" he de-
clared.
Record Praised.
Explaining functions of the board,
in charge of licensing operators OF
all steam boilers In the District, Col.
Madsen also praised the steam engi-
neers for keeping the Districts rec
ord remarkably free" from boiler
explosions. He urged the board and
employers to take special interest in
veterans who wish to enter the trade
Mr.. Tincher added his praise to
the work Of the engineers, crediting
them with keeping Washington
sinokeless and thereby adding to its
beauty" Tracing progress Of the
trade here, he recalled days when
the primary requisites for a steam
engineer license were to be able to
draw a simple sketch of boiler and
be able to compute the area of a
3-inch circle"
Mr.. Tincher said he plans to
travel a bit and just take things
easy" A native OF st. Louis, Mo,
Mr.. Iincher, who Is 73, was chief
engineer OF the Washington Gas
Co. for Al years. retiring eight
years ago. He currently is con-
sultant for the Laundry Owners
and Dry Cleaners Association o1
| the District and is a member OF the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers. He resides at 2480 Six
teenth street NV.
Daughter Attends.
Mr.. Tichner's daughter, Mrs. w
Nelson Hunter, came to Washing
ton from her home in Philadelphia
to attend the dinner.
Richard II. Mansfield, school
program safety director for The
Star and retired police Inspector
served as toastmaster. Other speak
ers included:
Floyd F. Scheer, chairman of the
Examining Board; John H. Hanna
and Walter C. Lockhart, board
members: John C. Chevalier, on
behalf of the Washington laundry
and dry cleaning industry: H. K
Kugel, chief engineer, Smoke Reg
uIation and Boiler Inspection Divi-
sion OF the District, and Joseph
Ilgenfritz, assistant to the District
building inspector. William c
Strickler. general manager of the
Arrow Linen Service, who presided
at the dinner, presented Mr.
Iincher with q War Bond on be-
half of the special Banquet Com
mittee
The testimonial was sponsored by
the International Union Of Oper-
ating Engineers. Locals 80, 102 and
II; the National Association of
Power Engineers, the Universal
Craftsmen Council OF Engineers
and the Smoke Regulation and
Boiler Inspection Division Of the
Hisfricf
Evening star., 1946-10-09
darn nf Thanka

CLARK. JAMES. The family Of the late
JANET CLARK wishes TO extend its deep
est thanks to the many friends and neigh
hors who called and sent flowers to express
Of bereavement.
MRS. MARY Z. CLARK AND SONS. o..
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SATURDAY, JUNE lST

starting promptly al O'clock, the OIoWing
studio couch;
bedroom suite several roces large desk and
bookcase; buffet tables
dining chairs radios Voa one
EIearoa kitchen kitchen cab
kitchen cupboard; Premier sweeper;
tvpeWr cooker ders; wardrobe; chest of drawers
two single double BEDS large several throw
stand lamps bookcase and writing desk
smoking stands; flower stands
shelf wash stands clothes hamper ironing boards
kitchen utensils;
bncEe metal many 9TH
erho articles to mention.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Consisting rubber tired farm and grain bed
2wheeed trailer with stock
2weeed trailer without stock rack one wheel
troughs
rolls of picket fencing good building table bench
single ladders plumbing and
750gaon capacity gasoline pumps several buckets OF
stock tonic e blocks fence posts grain
lumber seeder gates shoVes; syes log
vice; and many other small articles too numerous to men
ton.
RAY RUFFNER
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Want, For Sale Column

WANTED TO BUY-small farm
or land without buildings, pay cash
give price and details in letter.
Write P.O. Box %, Columbus.
5-6-St*
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WANTED TO BUY-A diamond,
Give size. price, quality, etc. Pay
cash. Write P. o. Box 176, Colum-
bus. Ohio. 5-29-4t*
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REGISTERED HoLSTEIN
AUCTION
Plain City and Delaware Ohio
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE IL

WLUIVLODHA1 JOlSh AA
1OO-CoWs and HEIFERs-lOO
Ranging in from 1s calf heifers to years old
70-Fresh or Sprngers-7O
30 Eeilers fresh this an-3O
adv Abi,eleI Harog Eva vacc from dam with 3-yr old
1890 b milk 39% 3o5 da Bred $1,000 son of Mont
~ '"' Mercena posch Nontvic vacc
Her dam Lucy Poch Mcrcena Bred to $1,000 son OF onVc
Pat Pieterie NIercedes--6 Years Old -, -
Bred Peerless Ker DeKoI 3 RoP 1920 lbs 4@96S Bf
Valley Acres Baroness Mercedes
Plus Valley Acres Monvc Commander
2-yr. ROP 1012O lbs. 4442t -4493 h. BF 3o5 da. Ok
Maple Lady AbbekerS Rauwerd-6 Years Old non
Class Good Plus Bred to EIuc Monogram Pathfinder 3r RoP
l-~ Conestago Banostine sehuiing-2H Years Old
Bred to Mcdonald Rag Apple Ajax Her dam Class Very Good with
IngeneuiS Nochinyar Mig vacc--21t Years Old
Granddaughter Locnva Bred Montvc Rag Apple
TotiIla vacc-2 Years Old
Bred to Montvic Rag Apple Sovereign.
Nacvew Pontiac Jane Vacc-2 Years Old
Bred Monte Brae s9veeg son Of Montyc Rag Apple soye
8" Macyie@ Experience Echo Vacc-a Years Old
Bred Monte Bae Sovereign of Montvc Rag Apple SoVe
Bonita Bonheur Burke Years old
Glass o Piclaway Prince DeKol
Lady Bess Abbekerx MERCEDES years Old
Sovereign Her dam Excellent RoP 7O6 bs BF 1850 3o5 da
Orchard Lawn Echo Kerk-6 Years
Glass good plus Bred to Pee Pluto Max ROP 3r 482 H. BE-
Peggy Rag Apple Snow. Vacc-2 Old
Bred to Glen Allen Admiral Burke Her dam produced 0l9 h. BF
Madge Rag Apple Deydrop vacc-2 Years Old
Bred Glen Allen Admiral Burke Her dam produced 43 b BF
BULI-Ba Sovereign Dictator
Born Las Son of Monvc Rag Sovereign From 2yr old dam
Apple in this
heiers vaccnated
Calves sold separately All transfers free of charge generation ped
GUARANTEED TO BE REPRESENTED
HENRY CONKLIN OWNER
Plain City, Ohio Route
Auctloneers: John O. Baker Fred Simpson and Ed Buck
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FOR SALE-Genuine Hostess cur
tain stretchers, slightly damaged.
Reg. $3.98, special $S.25; fishing
tackle, Go-ite reels. Plugs, snelled
hooks, leaders, sinkers and a few
rods. Firestone Store, 118 N. Main
st. Pohne 1901 .5-23-2t
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WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH
Small farm or land without build
ings within 35 miles of Columbus,
or less. Would prefer some woods
and stream. Give full details, price,
etc. in letter. Write p. o. Box %,
Columbus, Ohio. 5-29-4t*
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SIMPSON & SON, AUCTIONEERS
PUBLIC SALE:

AS the undersigned leaving the state he
will sell at north of Somersve
state on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30

FOR SALE-SteeI sky-light, with
FlOrentine glass panes, in good
condition. Must be moved at once
to make room for addition. Apply
at Journal office. 5-6-tf
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LOST-Lid to Speed Queen wash
ing machine between Broadway
and Farmers Supply Store in Mar
ysville. Finder please call 1911.
N. EA Kincaid, Peoria Rt. l.
5-2o-2tS
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FOR SALE-One 7-ft. double Cul-
tipacker, SIS; one loft. double
disc, sos; one International corn
planter with bean attachments,
S35; one set of AlliS Chalmers w c
corn cultivators, SS5. Clarence
Schalip, Marysville Rt. 2. 5-29-1ts
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FOR SALE-Early and late cab
bage plants, sc dozen. Phone 16-
361 Raymond. 5-27-2tS
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SATURDAY, JUNE 1ST

Beginning o'clock Sale viii be held under eoVei
baby buggies; kitchen cabinets gas range gas ovens nun
ber of tables stands; stands; dining chars SMOKE
boards dressers; trunk day BEDS; cesI oi
e small cabinet; beds and springs sets
hall tree; rockers davenports English settee Office
desk; rug; rugs sewing table, oil oven lot Oh Oc
window glass
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30

John Pfarr, Jr., AuctiOneer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30

FOR SALE-Permanent waving
machine, used a short time, in good
condition. The Dorothy's Beauty
Shop, 11a Franklin ST., Redwood.
5-29-1t
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herd pups from mother valued at
$500; also a black shepherd dog,
which with little work would be
a great stock dog; wonderful dog
for chiIds pet; 2 full blood Jersey
COWS; l Guernsey heifer calf, and
1 male calf. L. F. DeGood Marys-
vile RR /, 2 mi. Sc. of Broadway
5-29-1tS
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ELECTRIC FANS should be put
in condition now. Squirting Electric
213 East Fifth street. 5-27-2t
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsyILLE, OHIO

FOR RENT-4o acres of pasture
for cattle. Phone 5171. 5-29-2ts'
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FOR SALES day Guernsey heif-
er calf Lester Welch, 3 mi west
of MarySville on Rt. 33. 5-29-1ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30

FOR SALE-2 hydraulic barber
chairs. 1. B. Draper, N. Lewisburg
SPLITS
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FOR SALES sows and 20 pigs.
Elfrink, Marysville Rt. 2.
Phone 3577. 5-29-1ts
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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

The undersigned has authorized to sell at puDc
old dance hall at Milford Center, Ohio, on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30

1 AM AVAILABLE to do hay bal
ing. Grower and Son, Magnetic
Springs. 5-29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

4 few STROKES Of the hydtGU,ic
pump lifts your cor up from
5 10 IS INCHES in q maiier OF
O few minutes no stopping
ond GROWING under The oho.sis,
the pump sleeve i, OF The top
for efficiency ond convenience.
RI, oil mokes Of po"enSer
cor,. ho, 5000 pound copocity.
Lowers CT ony desired speed
by O simple twist Of the
thumb screw.
Evening star., 1946-01-17

Gen. Carmichael. Gen. Carmichael
who are now living in the Wash
ington area will be pallbearers, in
Guiding Gems. Edgar Conley, G. H.
Bridges, w. D. Connor, John Hughes,
Andrew Moses, Francis H. Pope and
C. B. Roberts, and Coils. F. E. Johns
ton, C. H. Miller and w. d. Newbill
Born in Dillon County, S. c., Gen.
Carmichael was the son of the late
Edward D. and Annie Carmichael,
of a prominent South Carolina
family. He was graduated from the
United States Military Academy in
1897 and commissioned in the in
fantry. In subsequent years he saw
service at various posts in the United
States, Puerto Rico, the Philippines
and France. He commanded the
59th Field Artillery Brigade in the
World War in France.
He served as chief of the Opera
tions Division of the Finance De-
partment and as assistant chief o1
finance from 1902. In 1925, he
was financial assistant to the direc-
tor of the budget. He became CHIEF
of finance and budget officer for the
War Department in 1928. He retired
July 81, 1882.
His wife, the former Jane Mccall
lum of Rowland, N. c., died in Wash
ington in March. 1943. They were
married in December, 1900.
Surviving are his son, Col. Rod
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Stephen E. Cotter Dies;
WAS Wabash President

BY the Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz, Jan. 1.--Stephen
E. Cotter, rs, of st. Louis, former
president and chief operating officer
Of the Wabash Railroad, died yes
terday.
He was the last of four brothers
son of a railroad section foreman
all of whom became railroad presi-
dents. He started work with the
Wabash Railroad at the age of Il
at Blue Mound, Ill.
The body will be taken to st. Louis
for funeral services Monday.
Evening star., 1946-01-17

erick Leland Carmichael, jr., of the
Army General Staff Corps here, and
three daughters Mrs. John E.
Stephens, jr., of New York; Mrs. l..
Carl Dickinson of Des Moines, Iowa,
and Mrs. George r. Mather of
Washington. Eight grandchildren
also survive,
Evening star., 1946-01-17

l5-Womens S35 Tweed Toppe brown rust and blue mixture
sss5 Melton Cloth Chesterfeds self and rayon
and 40 to A 44------- - ss4
Oxford Casual Chestereds with rayon
velvet collars. Sizes 38 to o42------------------s24
s-womens s2s.75 Coats grey brown
Sizes 3512 to
Misses ond Juniors Coots-Thrd Floor
misses ss5 Black BroadtaiI-lned Short royal blue
size II tax
Misses s1s4 Box with squirrel
Misses with tuxedos and collars of silver
fox Black red sizes 10 to plus
Misses sss Short Fitted Dress Coat black ayon
Misses sss Short Coat Moutodyed
lamb Blue size l6 l6--------------------s6 s6s plus tax
Misses sabedyed muskra sleeve and
bow. Lime size plus
3-Msses SIPS black and cuffs of black
Persian. Sizes u, 16 plus tax
Misses s2s Fitted Dress Coat black with
coiar. Size plus tax
1Mss sas Short csat emerald green with sheard
1Msses sss Fitted rs Dress Coat blue with yoke m Rn and d
pockets of black Persian Size plus
-Misses s2s75 AIwoo Topcoats black and green
s-Misses s35 Chesteelds self collars
navy and black Sizes IL 1S---------- SIS
sMisses S3975 Chesterelds collars deep armholes
Black and blue 1000 woolens sizes 10 to
misses ss5 Boxy Short Coats with Persian lamb bow
cuffs. Black green sizes IL to -.-- S65
4-isses S7975 Fitted Dress Coats with
Brown or beige, sizes II to l8 s48
misses S9S Fitted Beauty with black Persian
lamb cuffs and buttons. Size u s6s plus tax
s-Misses' s5s7s Fitted Dress Coats beige brown sizes 70
sMisses sas5 Grey Coats sizes "A
and 10 S28
Suniors S9S Fitted Dress Coats with collars
Persian Lamb on green; leopard yoke and cuffs gold:
Sheared oposSum royal blue Size $88
Juniors s25 Fitted Dress Coats black with scroll
cuffs of Persian lamb Sizes Is and plus tax
S-Juniors $9S Short panels bow and
cu1s on royal and emerald Sizes is plus
Juniors sss Short Fitted Dress Coats with black
red royal, 9 15------------ s78 MUS tar
ss5 short Fitted Dress Goats with silver fox borders
on royal blue or black Sizes Is and R----sss plus
Juniors Sis Short Fitted of
Persian lamb on black wooen Sizes Is, sS8 plus tax
juniors $o5 Fitted Dress Coats with pouch collars
fox. Royal blue 8 l3--- sss Mus tax
e-Juniors' s4s75 Fitted Coats with belts Kelly surf black
sizes IL to IS s2s
3Juniors' s5s Short Coats in lime American Beauty
green Size $4s
s9s Belted Toppers. with yokes
oroaotall Lime green sizes to $65
Evening star., 1946-01-17

cnle1 OF nnance,
at 2::30 pm. to-
morrow at Fort
Myer, Va. Burial
will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
G e n. G ar
michael, whose
home was at 2511
Clifbourne place
NV, died Tues
day night at
w alter Reed
Hospital follow
ing a weeks ILL
ness.
Classmates OF
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Military Rites Planned
For Gen. Carmichael
|Ex-Chief Of Finance

Funeral services, including full
military rites, will be held for Maj.
Gen. Roderick Leland Carmichael,
73, q. S. A., retired, former Army
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Women's Coots-Third Floor

SootS-IhIFQ
2-Womens Toppers,
fox collars; and black Sizes "a and 36sl55 plus
2Womens s2s26 Suede Wool Toppers black, with
black fox front panels and borders. Sizes "a and 3s,
$l55 plus tax
1-Womans s1s053 Forstmann Nubby Coat brown
with dyed muskrat collar and sleeves. Size 36,
s155 plus
1-womans Diagonal Box Coat stone blue
with black Persian lamb ripple yoke collar and panels to hem
3512 ----------------- sI35 plus tax
1-womans s14s Box Coat green
with black Persian lamb collar yoke and cuffs Size 372
1-Womans Double Topper black
with Persian lamb collar and notched revers Size ss4a
swom.ns s2s Fitted Dressy Coats black with black Persian
lamb yokes and cuffs Size a. Also box style with muskrat
sls5 Suede Wool Topper blue and green p4 with
tuxedo and cuffs edged with Persian lamb SIZES 81 and &c.
lo-womens s7s75 Smart Panelfront Toppers with Persian
ambedged collars and fronts; black and Sizes
s-womens s7s 1ooes Wool Box Goats with kidskn and
mukrat tuxedos in brown blue and grey Sizes as1a to
s-womens Cloth Twin-button Fitted Coats
black with Persian lamb jabot collars; with
dyedquirrel jabot collars Sizes "a to 4-s65 ax
s-womens s7s75 Tuxedos peced Persian lamb
Sizes 311a to ss5 plus tax
Suede Wool Box Coat American Beauty with
Muskrat tuxedo. Size 34-------.--- "a s6s plus tax
1-Womans s7s Wool Topper brown with squirrel cuffs
2womens gold and grey wool with Persian
amb-edged collar and front Sizes "a and 36 $S
squirrel and yokes Sizes s to Az sss pus tax
S-Womens s7s7 Tuxedo Coats Tngona lamb tuxecos blue
green black wool Sizes as1a to a714 ss5 plus
Womens FurIess Dress Coots
3Womens ss8 Diagonal Wool Box Coats black and
grey. Sizes 3s12 to 431a a------------ s7s
-Womens S9S Fomann Suede collarless
with yokes. Brown, blue grey Sizes "a to 80 - sss
7-womens Fitted Coats with braided vokes
Brown and blue. Sizes 331a to AZ 41h--------- sSs
%Womens SIS Fitted Coats fronts grey suede wool
Sizes "a
-Womens s55 Dress Box Coats with fange shoulder plea
green and brown. Sizes 3312 to 371a a- sss
s-Womens s5s1s Fitted Dressy Coats with smart
self belts; black wool Sizes 331a 351a------ s44
Women's CosuoI FurIess coots
1-Womans s7s.7S Stroock Plaid Box Coat beige
size 371A ss.
2-WomeRs $5975 Stroock Fleece Cheefeds green sizes
331z to 371z ------------ sa1
2Women s3s7s Checked Box Coats beiges sizes as
and 3512
S-Womens s2s75 Wool Box Coats heather Sizes
of17 70 SIS
Evening star., 1946-01-17
Dresses, Under5year, Corsets, accessories

Misses Dress Shop-Second Floor
1o0-Msses $16S5. S995 $29s5 Evening Dresses
and Wraps; black velvet o0e WOOL
ofa-knd wraps-srnan sizes. twopiece street
and afternoon crepes, gabardines basic
dressy afternoon styles Sizes 10 to 20 $12
14-Mes SIS Dresses evening wraps in black
dresses street afternoon sizes Sl5
33-Mes SIS Dresses and Wraps evening wraps
velvet; dinner and evening ayon net
net and velvet mostly small
street and afternoon dresses, all one-ofa kind Misses
Women's Dress Shop-Second Floor
3-Womens SIS Dresses dresy velv royal
pue Womens $14
2-Women SIS Dresses black rayon crepe with pink yoke
bead trimming. Size S8
Womens S2975 Dresses and Wraps black rayon crepe
piece style with sequs and color contrast
with trapunto embroidery Al-woo hipength evening
in blue, gold green, velvet braid trimmed.
Womens S22
-Womens s35 Dresses, black with long sleeves
draped skirts bead and satin trimmed brown crepes
colorconast tops and jacket effects Womens
black red; rayon creps trimmed sequns or
color contrast in black and brown Womens s2s
1-Womans s5975 Dress black 1909 wool with long
sleeves Size 20
s-Womens s4975 Dresses 1000 wool piece with blue
novelty clip TRIM black rayon crepes dressy with
trast and bead motif applique Womens $3s
2Womens $50 915 Evening Wraps awool treeuuarter length
black with gold embroidery and braid trim women sizes s
Evening star., 1946-01-17

1-Womans $65 Dress black rayon crepe with seoun-
trimmed bodice Size s4s
2-Womens SIS Dresses black rayon crepe with long
sleeves button and tassel trim Sizes 20 and
90 $5S
Corset Shop-Second Floor
1So-s35 s165 and ss5 Up Bandeaux sizes SO and
$50 Girdles and Panty Gdles 14nch
with net combination, upper closing
$50 and So95 Girde a. IS and 16nch lengths rayon
sat1n rayon brocade with handoomed panels Upper
closings Sizes 81, % and
-SS Panty Grdes for longwaisted figures
panels, upper closings Sizes 81 to 80 32-----S2 S295
60-S595t (dles, IA and 15nch basste rayon
brocade upper closings Sizes 30 81, discontinued
from regular stock s39s
4oS3 and $3.50 Grdlettes Girdles 10-inch
length rayon batlste satin.
'SI $3.50 and $3.50 Brasees owered crepe rayon
san in tearose; also with white s.
Only one two of size $3.50 and sI95
Underweor-Second Floor
l0O-S395 and $4S5 Girdles and elastic
Small medium, lsrge--.----. = - - s1s5
1o0-S15 Cotton UpIift Bandeaux. 80 to 36 7sc
25-S295 Brushed Rayon Bedjackes Small medium
VI large $1.95
Underweor-Street Floor
300-SS5 and So Bed Socks pastel --------S 81
lO0-69c and 81 Knee Warmers earose and beige
2oo-sso 1870 Wool Panties, and Small medium
and arge----------------- 81
S-s2S Garter Belts cotton bocade Small medium large 81
Evening star., 1946-01-17
This Is the Month Of Chmmces|
Fw7cY and Fu,1rd Goats %nh" Hss1s'n na ts % Floor initiated u
Hondkerchiefs-Street Floor

4o1-S115 s15 initiated Handkerchefs Madeira
handmades with hand-roled hens; fine all
initials 81
Evening star., 1946-01-17

handmades, with hand-roLd hens; fine cotton. Not all
MIiney-Street Floor
loO-s7.5o, $780, $40 sl2.5O Group Hats
black, brown pastel Group of hats,
black and brown few black and brown fes
IS, $3.50 $3.50
1o-ss to IS Fireside Booee Assorted coo broken sizes
Hondboes-Street Floor
10o-sls5 Envelopes s---------- 81
s-s5o Black Broadeloth Bags upper tops plastic
shell frames; some op-handled, others underarm styles SIS
13-75o Wool Bags; pouches tailored Black brown S.
32s5 Plastic bags Zipper-topped pass
in black white Fabric bags black brown,
So Wool Felt Bags; houderstrap styles
bags. black brown, navy, red green---s1s5
2es15 $50 Better woos broadcoths rayon fais
feathers Black, brown, red------------s125o to SIS
4o-s3 Small AIgatorgran Leathers upper tops Black,
All prices plus 2oes
Neckweor-Street Floor
81 ss Dckes Neckwear-rayons cottons black equi
trims white black and pastels- SOC ss5
s2ss to $40 Handwoven Wool Squares pase
6Ioves-Street Floor
SO Prs 81 to s325 wooen Gloves Black brown, white
lSo Prs IS Pgex Sipons. hite----------S2
as Prs 50 to s75 Imported mostly
handsewn Black, brown; black with white; brown with
French Room-Second Floor
15-s2s75 s4s5 Dresses one and twopece rayon
self trimmed and with sequin touches Black melon
green, brown caramel Sizes 10 to -sa2
ss35 to s75 Dresses crepe onepiece styles
details Sizes IL to SIS
oss5 to s65 Dresses twopece rayon crepes
wools Black, blue green, brown Sizes 10 to s3S
s65 to ss5 rayon crep soui or bead
trimmed or sef-detaied Black brown
3sss7s Evening Wraps metal brocad Gold
fuchsla and white sizes 10 to s4s
Bridal CoIleeton-Second Floor
es2s75 Bridesmaids Dresses rayon net trimmed with
ribbon White, pink purple Sizes 10
1-s3s Bridesmaids pink rayon net Size
ss2s7s Bridesmaids rayon blue size r. and
Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
Dresses including dessy styles with cap-seeved vel
vet shrred the shoulders rayon crepe skirts
wool and dresses with braceletlengh sleeves
necks; ebuoned style with crepe bodice
yoke and skirt of sequn- trimmed
types IN rayon crepe Black melon, aqua, Sizes 10
trimmed with embroidery: striped wopece suits;
printed jersey with te-drape front Other
kind styles. Grey brown purple, blue Sizes IL
l6l5 to
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
15-Junors SIS Two-pece one
with shoulders pep
lum sequin embroidered crepes; 1909 dirnd styles
short sleeves novelty buttons Sizes SIS
2oJunors s1ss5 one-piece crepe
with cascade of waist; piece
thread pastel with embroidery
wool trimmed with nail heads Sizes to IT. SIS
1o-Junors SIS s2s75 Evening
bodice, embroidered; al-over
bodice in COLOR net skirt jersey with metal thread
broidered bodice Evening in colors0ofo WOOL braid
bead embroidered Sizes to SIS
Wraps apin collars Sizes to II $40
Women's Dress Shop-Second Floor
4-Womens s16s5, slss5 s22s5 including
piece rayon ooucles in black toast red with novelty
buttons two-piece black with printed
ne-pece crepe dresses black
dressy and tailored contrast bead
and sequn trimmed bracelet long sleeves Sizes
lea to 24h and some regular larsizes-------------S1