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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Waterbury Employees Drop in 45

There were 4,77e less persons em- ployed in Waterbury during 1945 than in l9z4 according to the Busi- ness Survey compiled by Frank Green Executive Secretary of the Waterbury Chamber of Commerce. During the month of December 1045, however, the employment among the city's eight largest manufactur- CTS increased by 377.
 The comparison of totals of the city's general business picture for the year l945 and 1914 are as fol- lows:
 BANK CLEARINGS
 Totals for the Total compared with
 Year l045 the year 1924
 S94, 4Ss, ,900.00 s3,827, ,30O.0O (Inc) BANK DEBTS
 $643, ,601, ,944.9S $26, ,467,27S.4S (Dec.) ''A- sSs,s5sS57.25 sl2,s2O,O77s4 Qnc.)
 tors 1,O' " s4,s3s s.4ss CInc.) Di" " 1851 Is2 (pec.) N.%ser S.I1s ,,s,,,,:.So :.s ...s7ssss ss ns. {Tns ''''A sO7 CDec.) ELECTRICITY-KWH 335,s16,7ss ls,sls,44b (Dec.) EMPLOYMENT
 (Averages) (Averages) Total employed in manufacturing, re-
 5sii public ss0rsi rtille ana 44.7is 4.7ss oDec.) (Averages) (Averages) ties Eight largest Manu- 25.2is 4,s4S (Dec.) featuring concerns
 FREIGHT
 N ' ' 1i,s26 4s7 (Dec.)
 s2s.557 l7,7s4 (pec.) A. ~ ~ s5.esO 2.7o5 (Dec.) ) "' '0 Iss.os2 5s.Sa5 CDec.) i,fss.slO. .OOO 25hss,OOO (psc., HEALTH
 Cases of communI- cable disease 9s4 70 line.) Deaths resulting \ therefrom 25 tS lDec.) sss ls5 Gnc.l NE" IsO ITS CDec.) POSTAL RECEIPTS sTsS, S,bs6.29 s4,6ii.s2 One.) TELEPHONES ... ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Bulletins
FRASER PLAYS FRANCE. SOUTH AFRICA

FRASER FLAYS FRANCE, SOUTH AFRICA
 London, Jan. 2l-UP)-Prme Minister Peter Fraser Of New Zealand today accused France and South Africa Of treating the UNO truseeshp charter scrap of paper trying to keep their old League of Nations mandates from control of the world organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
VIII Ar VieIOs
Governor Plans Talk On Vehicles Mixup

Hartford, Jan. 21-(UP)-As Gov. R. E. Baldwin pre- pared to go on the radio tomorrow night to take his view the State Motor Vehicles Commssionershp mxup to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Three City Firms Sue For ReUdLudtiOn Relief
T'sDO Issues LnUoIOed
TWo Issues InUOIOed
 Leary Motion Set Ir1 Superior Court

special trial in the $600000 civil action against Daniel J. Leary fugitive ecomptroer sought today by the Citizens Good Government Association and the City of Wa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
ShOIUdOuOn Thursdoy
ShOIUd0IOn Thursday
 Small Brass Plants Join COS Demands

Workers of small brass plants of the Waterbury area today joined the CIO membership of the Big Three brass n dustry in pressing demands for wage boosts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-21
Phone Workers Get $3-$7 Weekly Boost

About 300 workers at the Waterbury branch of the Southern New England Telephone Company yesterday re- ceived wage boosts ranging from $3 to ST weekly it
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Niaht School Accounting 4 rofaxlaI. #tM efN.e 1NA' 1F. callen
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The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17
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WHAT PRICE CONTROL?

WASHINGTON-The economic Battle of the Bulge" is over-at least for the time being.
 But don't think for a minute that you have heard the last of those two doughty generals of the anti-inflation army, Paul Porter, new head of OPA, or his immedi- ate predecessor, Chester Bowles, now head of the reactivated Of flee of Economic Stabliization.
 Talk to either and you will get some medorn version of that good old American battle slogan, "Wc have just begun the fight"
 What, then is the meaning of the administrations adoption of a new wage-price policy, permitting in creases in both under certain con tions, amounting to approximately IS to 20 percent?
 Actually, this decision to per init the bulge" was a compromise following the most hectic, if not the bitterest, behind-the-scenes fight in the official family since the President took office.
 Six months ago, at least, the President was searching for for mula that would avert industrial strife and throw the wheels of re- conversion into high, without cut ting the anchor ropes of the infla- iton balloon.
 Actually, no one in the official
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17

family is outspokenly in favor of cutting those ropes. There were some, headed by BoWles, who be- lieved that price and wage con- Tol should be maintained vigor- ously until all possibility of infla- ton had disappeared.
 There were others, headed by John w. Snyder, reconverSion di- rector, who argued that bulge" in wages and prices in certain ma- jor industries (and others to fol- low, where necessary, would end the strikes and start the industrial machine rolling again.
 While the Presidents official family was kicking these argu- ments around, the strike situation got out of hand. So did the black market. And reconversion, in some essential industries, came to SlduuSllll.
 In the last few weeks before the administrations new policy was announced, the battle in the White House became pretty fierce. Shy der and the bulge boys" carried the day, but not without apprOv- ing some wider powers for BoWles and Porter.
 The fight against imitation has moved to a higher plane. For the moment, any split in the official family on this score has been averted
 The formula will get a thorough workout. Some of the strike threats just around the corner are really lulus.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17
CHAMBER HOLDS NOON LUNCHEON

The Chamber of Commerce met in the North Pole Bakery for a regular noon luncheon yesterday, Tuesday.
 Details of the tax measure ac- companying the Veterans Bill passed in the Special Session of the Alaska Legislature were dis
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17
WEDNESD APRIL IT, 1946

cussed, and the legislative com mittee was requested to have brief resume, explaining the mea- sure, at the next Tuesday lunch con.
 IL was moved that the com manding officer of the post be in- vited to attend the next meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17

~hie worlds ietpropulson fighter The xPS3 eopobe thon miles hour Army Regulars who gained training technical schools assisted in this latest Qualified eivun advanage of interesting
  and yeors of age. inclusive. ore eligible.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17
Vets Mail Bag

As a service to veterans in the community, this newspaper will publish weekly column of ques- tions most frequently asked con- tact men of the Veterans Admin iStratiOn in th.S area. For more de- tailed information, veterans should contact or write to the nearest Veterans Administration contact unit at 46 and AZ P. o. Bldg, An chOrage.
 Q.-My son died in service in World War II. 1 have received 5000 of his back pay, etc., and there is S350 more due but I have been told I must probate his es- tate to get it. Is this true?
 A.-Not now. A new law-Pub- lie Law 306, 18th Congress-ap- proved Feb. 25, 1946, has changed the old law. Probate of his estate is no longer required. The bal ance will be paid you as his par ent if he left no wife or children.
 Q,-May a discharged veteran apply for additional National Ser vice Life Insurance if he has less than $10,0OO of NSLI in effect?
 A.-No. NSLI must be applied for while in active service.
 Q.-What is the interest rate if l get G.I. loan to buy house? l know that my bank charges 69o on housing loans.
 A.-The maximum interest rate chargeable on G.I. loans is 496.
 Q.-If l go directly to a bank, savings and loan, or other lending agency for loan, what part does the Veterans Administration play in the transaction?
 A.-The VA lends no money, only guarantees your repayment of it. The government guarantees 50%o of real estate loans up to a maximum of $400O. $2OO0 is the maximum guarantee on non-real estate or business loans.
 Q.-I receive a pension. Am Il eligible for vocational rehabilita- ton?
 A.-You are eligible to apply. The determination will be made by Veterans Administration.
 Q.-What schools can attend under the c. I. Bill?
 Amy school-grade, high. vocational, college or technical school if approved by the state accrediting agency and certified to the VA as an approved institu- ton or facility.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17

Ladies Aid Easter Food Sale on Saturday at The N. C. Store.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17

The first theaters in Rome were organized to placate angry gods"
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-17

WASHINGTON-The economic Battle of the Bulge" is oVer-at least for the time being.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Children's Furniture
Reduced W or more

/ Wood Book Case less than y price. Now s3.95
1 Upholstered Settee covered with cotton fabric
Less than " price. Now
Upholstered Chair covered with cotton fabric
Less than " price. Now s2.95
Wood Chairs were $24o Now----S1.2o
Wood Table and Chair Sets, consisting of table
and two chairs. Less than n price. Now
) Wood Rocking Chairs less than " price Now
S1.20
! Wood Rocker covered with cotton fabric. Less
than n price Now S3.65
Walnut-fnsh Table and Chair Sets consisting
of table and two chairs. Less than Il price Now
S4.45
Natural finish Wood Table and Chair Sets in
Guiding table and two chairs. Less than 4 price
Now -------- S445
! Wood Table and Chair Set, less than Il price
Now ------. -------- S4.95
W&L-The Toy Store. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Boys Apparel Reduced

% Blue All-wool Felt Hats in sizes 6a to 71s.
Less than u price. Now SOC
Is Blue All-wool Felt Hats in sizes 6% to 7s. Less
than u price. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sec
100 Au-wool Stacks Socks in navy, maroon green
and brown. Less than Il price. Now--------- Csc
Stocky All-wool Sports Coats in brown. Sizes 13
and II. Were $40 Now -------- $3.50
Stocky All-wool Sports Coats in blue and brown
heather tweed. Sizes IA and 90 Were sl8 Now
$3.50
Stocky Suits consisting of coat and trousers.
Properly labeled for fabric contents. Brown her
ringbone. Size Is, l9 and 20. Less than Il price.
Now -------.----- ---------- $3.50
W&L-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Wool Sports Suits, $37
We're s69.75

80, In brown shell or gold-color. Sizes 10 to ls.
IS Rayon Sports Dresses, and two-piece styles.
Assorted colors Sizes 10 to Is. Less than II price
Now $1195
20 Dresses and Suits, including cap-sleeved wool
dresses; green, cinnamon gold; and rayon lum-
berjacket suits pink and rose. Sizes 10 to 49, Were
S2975 Now Observation-Disclosures $3.50
81 Wool Sweaters, pull-over and coat styles. Rose
lavender pink and lime sizes "a to 40 in the group
Were $5 and more. Now ---------------- S2.75
"A Hand-crocheted Sweaters, sleeveless. Yellow
red or navy wool. Were $685.. Now -s6.95
W6SL-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-21
ToddIers' Coot Sets, IS
Less than Y price

Less fhdn u Price
30 todders coat and Logging sets. Cotton corduroy
and araac In assorted pastel colors. For boys and
girls in sizes months, one and two years.
Matching Hats. Less than u price. Now
SOC and 7sc
q Toddlers' Coat and Logging Sets Properly
labeled for fabric content. In brown pink, blue
and tan for boys and girls. Less than u price
f>oW
Matching Hats. Less than u price Now------35c
11S Toddler Girls Spring Coats pastels and tweeds
fitted and boxy styles. All properly labeled for
fabric content. Sizes ! to 6x. Were $3.50 to
$1095 Now -------------------S3.70 to $3.50
Matching Hats Sizes and 8. Were 81. Now Soc
50 fodder Boys Spring Coats. AL properly labeled
for fabric content In tan and navy blue and brown
tweeds Sizes to 6. Were $685.. Now
Matching Hats. Were ST. Now-------50c SOC
W&L-Down Stairs Store
Infants and Juveniles Apparel
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Junior Misses Goats, $18

We're 529.75 and more
81 coats including shorties and full-length styles
in allWool crepe, suede and Shetland. Black, gray
red, purple and brown Sizes to Is.
Ss Junior Misses Dresses in wool and rayon crepe,
one and two-pece styles. Pastels and dark colors
Sizes to Is. Were $l295 and more. Now $685.
Is Junior Dressmaker Suits black rayon velvet car
digan Jackets with trim wool skirts in royal, green
or black. Sizes to Is. Less than n price. Now
S1595
10 Rayon Gabardihe Dresses, gold green, blue
black or navy. Sizes to IS. Less than II price
Now S4s5
w&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Wooden Doll Furniture
Reduced W or More

Bed less than y price Now Now-s1.4s
Runks were So so. Now. ow.-----Sl.75
Trunk, less than II price. Now------sl 81
High Chairs, less than Y price. Now---s3
l Blue Cradle, less than u price Now----$2.45
High Chsirs, less than u price. Now$12s
. Cradles. less than u price. Now ---$1.zs
l Blue High Chair. less than u price. Nows1
l Red Bed, less than u price s2.5e
l Bassinet, less than n price. Now---s1.25
Strollers, were s25O Now w$I25
W&L-The Toy Store, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Women's Slippers, $3.50
We're $3.50 to S4.35

14s pairs slippers in rayon satin and other rayon
fabrics Broken sizes.
so Pairs Slippers including lambs wool bootees and
rayon satin slippers Broken sizes. Were $4.s0 and
more.
10 pairs Scuffs in rayon satin other rayon fabrics
and cotton. Broken Sizes Were $1.95 to s275.
W&L-Women's Shoes Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Fur Felt Hats, ST
Less than u Price

LESS man Y Price
IS misses and women's fur felt hats in assorted
styles and trims. Adjustable headsizes. In black
only.
IL Snoods, properly labeled for fabric content, in
black brown and white Group also includes rayon
jersey snoods Less than "a price. Now--50
W&L-Down Stairs Store Millinery
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Junior Misses Goats, SIS
Were y22.95 and more

80 alwool Junior misses coats in fitted and boxy
styles. In brown, green and rust. Sizes to IS.
100 Junior Misses Blouses. Group includes rayon
or cotton blouses in assorted prints and white.
Classic and dressy styles Sizes to IS and 80 to 36
Were $2.25. $155
W6L-Down Stairs Store, Junior Misses Apparel
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Sports Dresses, 81 IS We're a,s and more
Group includes stripes and plain colors

10 Pullovers in all-wool jersey. Wee neck
two pockets at the waist. In navy, blue,
lime, white. Sizes 81 to SO. Were $5.95
10 BIouses In cotton or rayon, white and as
sorted pastel colors. Sizes 80 to SO. Less
than u price,
Evening star., 1946-02-21
ToiIetries Reduced

10 Smoothskin Day and Night Cream. Less than
II price Now 60c
14o Handmade Sachets. Less than " price. Now
SOC
1S5 Bottles Cream Cologne. Less than u price.
Now 36c
rs Anti perspirant Deodorant Less than n price
Now SOC
40 Large Simulated Tortoise Shell Compacts, SITTER
80 After Shave Cologne Less than II price Now
$40
Prices include 20eo tax.
W&L-Toiletries, Aises IA and 49, First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Pouch Hondboss, $1.2o

Less than Y price
Is wool felt handbags. Pouch style in black or
brown.
IS Rayon Crepe Handbags Pouch style in brown
or black. Less than u price. Now $1.20
IS Kiddie Handbags. Simulated leather in bright
spring colors. Less than u price. Now 30c
Prices include 300 tax.
W&L-Down Stairs Store Leather Goods
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Teen-oge AlI-wooI Dresses
$7,o5 Less than u brice

Is all-wool dresses in two-toned or plain colors
Sizes 10 to 16.
20 Teen-age Dresses, including rayon gabardnes
and other rayon fabrics. Green, gold or blue. Less
than Il price. Now -S3.95
Is Teen-ase Plaid Goats labeled for fabric content
Green or red plaids. Sizes 10 to 16. Were S22 95
Now -----,--------- 1855
W&L-Teen-age Apparel. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Boys Coot Sweaters, $1.15
We're SI.65

rs small boys coat sweaters in assorted dark colors
Properly labeled for fabric content Sizes to 8.
l Two-piece Snowsuit with brown ski pants and
tan jacket. Properly labeled for fabric content
Size T. Was 1880.
l Small Boys Gabardine Topcoat in blue Properly
labeled for fabric content. Size 6. Was $1o.e5.
WSsL-Down Stairs Store Boys Apparel.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Mems Sleeveless Sweaters
$7.o5 Were $3.50

120 mems all-wool sleeveless sweaters. Khaki color
only. Sizes small, medium and large.
120 Black Metal Cigarette Lighters. Were CSC.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49c
Is Mems Long sleeve Undershirts Properly labeled
for fabric content. Sizes 81 to a. Less than
~ piicc iNoW------------ 3oc
IS An-wool Swim Trunks. In blue or maroon.
Sizes small and large. Less than n price Now
$1.25
wdSL-Down Stairs Store, Mems Furnishings.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

70 Cotton Dresses with short sleeves and
turnback collar. Red, green or rose checks
Sizes SO to A. Were $10s5. Now---$7.s5
81 Jumper Type and Button front Dresses
in 5ayon flannel and spun rayon, long or
short sleeves. Melon, green, blue or gold.
Sizes 10 to 20. Were $ss5 to $1495. Now,
$5.95 and $10.95
Evening star., 1946-02-21

81 Tailored Dresses in spun rayon, rayon
crepe and other fabrics labeled for fabric
content. Melon, green and gold. Sizes 10
to IS. Less than II price. Now------s2.s5
II Novelty weave Rayon Dresses, with wee
neckline and three-quarter length sleeves.
Black with color trim. Sizes 1611 to 221a.
Were 1895. Now ----.S S7.95
w&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Lightweight GirdIes, $1.95

Less than Y price
40 grdles of cotton and rayon batiste. In sizes
~, 28 and 20.
1S Girdles Of cotton and rayon figured batiste.
Sizes ~, 2s and 40. Less than II price. Now s4.s5
w&L-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Misses Royon Dresses, $0.s5

WISSeS Nuyon 0FeSSeSI @3.oo
Were SI4.05
10 misses black rayon crepe dresses sequn
trimmed Sizes IL, IA and 1s.
"a Women's Rayon Jersey Dresses. Softly checked
pattern in red, blue, brown green. Sizes 1917 to
Is Misses Rayon Gabardine Dresses Classic style
with long sleeves. In red blue, gray, green and
aqua. Sizes IL to 49, Were s1os5. Now-$7s5
WSL-Down Stairs Store,
Women's and Misses Dresses
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Chubby Girls Goats, $3.50 We're ,nss

Is chubby girls coats. Box style.
In red, green or blue. Sizes 8h to
70 Girls Coats In assorted tweed and solid
colors. Group also includes coat and Logging
sets. Properly labeled for fabric content
In gray, blue and tweed mixtures Sizes
to IA. Were $l2.s5 D.2e
W6sL-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Misses Hats, rs
Were f:3.95 and m ora

" ere SjJo ana more
400 fur felt and wool felt hats In casual and dressy
styles. Black brown, winter white, navy and
colors. Adjustable headsizes.
w6L-Millinery, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Mems Wool Ties, Sis We're Sis

231 imported all-wool ties in stripe.
1s Swim Play Trunks boxer style, tan rayon,
sizes 80, 80 and "a. Less than II price Now,
$l.35
IL Sport Shirts, long sleeves. All properly
labeled for fabric content Maize only in
medium and large sizes. Were $439 and
more. Sass
Mems Belts, rayons, elastics, braids and
solid feathers. Sizes 80, So, SO 20 and a
in the group.
81 were ST. CSC
124 were 81 so and more Nows $50
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Summer Furniture Reduced

Modern recreation room porch furniture I. .
cypress frames with colorful cotton webbing.
Arm Chairs Natural color. Were $43 Now
$21.50
4S Side Chairs in assorted colors. Were $24 so
NOW Sl2.25
II Side Chairs. Natural color. Were s35 Now
$3.50
: Arm Chairs. Natural green Were SAG. Now S23
IL Three-Seat Settees Green, red, gray and brown.
Were $105.50. Now - ------------------ S52.75
l Arm Chair, ebony finish. Less than u price.
81 Side Chairs, ebony finish. Less than y price.
Now Observation-Disclosures S6.95
Lounge Chairs, reclining back, ebony finish Were
sou. NOW $50
IL Bridge Tables natural finish. Were s34 Now SIT
l Glass top Table. ebony finish 3ox3o inches Less
Wand and Willow Summer Furniture with colorful
cotton covered cushions
Lounge Chairs. Were $50. Now SIS
Ottomans to match above Less than u price
Chaises. Were ST. Now w-S S3s. 50
Chairs. Were $3.50 Now ------------- S2S.75
Chairs. Two with coated fabric cover Less than
4 price. Now ---------. .---..----- S24.25
l Love Seat. Brown and tan Less than 4 price.
Now -----.--------- S38
Chaise Lounge Blue striped. Less than \! price
Now -------------- S2S.75
Lamp Tables, round top. Less than "a price
A'o" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ------------ slz
i Lamp Table, round top. Was s145o. Now s7.25
Settees. Two seat painted white and yellow, hard
wood frame. Were $38. Now -----S19
Side Chairs, metal frame, canvas seat and back
Blue and red. Less than a price. Now $50
Chaise Lounges. Metal frame. Less than a price.
Now $6.25
Is Folding Coffee Tables, solid oak Less than "A
price. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---------S S4.95
End Table, hardwood. painted orange and white
Less than 4 price. Now --- S105o
W&L-Furnture, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Women's Dresses, s4's Less nsp" n price

16 print dresses in jersey beberg and afternoon
with short and huarer length Vivid color prints white
background. Sizes 1871 24a SO to A.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
so dresses in cotton or rayon.
Sizes 10 to 20 and AZ and "A.

rs Skirts properly labeled for fabric content
in plaids and solid colors. Sizes 10 to IA.
Were $3.50 and more. Now - $1.95
rs Women's Coat Sweaters. Properly labeled
for fabric content In navy blue and black.
Sizes SO to A. Were $5s5. Now $3.s5
50 Wool Sweater -dickeys. In white blue and
pink Were 81. ow-5oc soc
W&L-Down Stairs store, sportswear.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Black Fitted Coat well-knovn fabric, s0g,
virgin wool, 1919 rabbits hair, with broadtail
border and neck trim. Size IA. Including
209o tax, was 1894 Now w.s s135
1 Persian -trimmed' Box Coat, hree-quarter
length, all-wool. Red with black stripe.
Size Is. Was $125 Now ows SIS
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Girls AII-wooI Sweaters, S1.e.
We're $3.50 and more

We're $3.50 and more
IS slipon and cardigan style sweaters In assorted
pastes, navy and red. Sizes to a.
35 Girls Rayon Blouses with drawstrng neckline,
long or short sleeves ALI white. Sizes to Is
Were $295 Now s125
W65L-Grls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Misses Street Dresses
and Suits Reduced

group Of misses daytime dresses and suits In
cuding few afternoon styles in WOOL rayon crepe,
wool gabardine, rayon velvet and rayon taffeta In
black gray, blue green, coral, gold rose navy and
purple. Sizes 10 to 90
16 Dresses were $16.95 and more. Now S9.75
IL Dresses were S25 and $2975 Now $3.50
Is Dresses were $35 and more. Now S22.25
Dresses were s45 and s49.75. Now---------$3 $3s.75
IL Suits were s59.75. ow---------------$ $A.50
W&L-Misses' Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Shorter Women's Dresses
$10.50 Were S49.75 and more

%, black navy rayon crepe. Sizes 1871 to 241a.
Is Sheer Rayon Crepe Dresses; navy, black or
brown. Sizes 1s to 4o Were s22s5 and more
Is Cotton Eyelet Dresses, pink white blue Sizes
141a to 24h. Were s25. Now w------ $3.50
W&L-Women's Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-21
ChiIdren's Sweaters, $1.s5
Were S2.88 TO S3.95

rs childrens sweaters in slpon and cardigan styles
all-wool. Red, green. navy. maize and pink
Sizes 3 to 6.
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

Properly labeled for fabric content.
".
zoo Girls Cotton Pinafore Dresses and Play
suits. Tiny blue and rose print. Sizes
to H. Were $ls5. Now-------S1
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Bunny Fur Mitts, oOe

Less than u price
IS pairs Of bunny fur nlittens White with red or
green leather palms Sizes small, medium and large
100 Metal Barrettes, brightly enameed. Less than
y price. Now 12c
Prices include 209e tax.
W65L-Down Stairs Store,
Costume Jewelry and Gloves
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Misses Fitted Goats, s447s We're sSe.7s
IL black wool fitted coats, sizes 10 to 16.

II bIacK WOOL htted COatS, Sizes II
2 Persian trimmed Box Coats, three-q quarter
length all-wool in royal blue. Sizes 141a to
1872. Were 500. Now SIS
IL Three quarter Length Belted Coats, black
Or brown wool with contrasting color trim.
Sizes 10 to 16. Less than u price. Now.
$29.75
WSL-Womens and Misses Coats and Suits,