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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

prising Hopkins Oilers who upset the Corner Canteen" quintet in a protested game. playl the speedy Cavaliers. one of the Boro's better baskethall combines.
 The second game Thursday night will match the surprising Battling Vets against the popular Naugatuck Flashes. The Flashes are considered a good bet to get to the finals and meet the ThuFston's Dangerous g" quintet. If this situation does ma terialize 1t will bo a ''grudge battis" that has been eQualled here only during the recent Purple Nights xephyrs series.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
This Sporting . World
That Mr. Tunney Takes the Cake
sy JOHN A. cLUNIY

Whether or not you are uncon- sciously jealous of the outstanding success that he has made of him. sely in rising from the sidewalkH of New York to ownershop of . "Oool million" or more; is beside the point, but one must admit James Joseph Ttinney, popularly called "oene" certainly ''hAS what 1t takes" when 1t comes to boxing, business and now, of all things,-- international relations.
 What he had to say about Rus.
 slA last week Wednesday would
 turn Q Communist purple with
 rage in Q matter of Q minute,
 and, mind you, he said it not on
 on the spur of the moment, but
 after thorough consideration, vis-
 It's to Russia and 0 study of in-
 ternational relations that goes
 back to May Day in Moscow
 l0Sl-nearly l6 years ago. If the
 State Department ever sees a
 copy of his speech or reports of
 1t, he will be aS welcome in
 Washington as an atom bomb on
 your favorite golf course. Eow-
 ever, he said what he had to say
 not gently, and with no picking
 or choosing of sugar -coated words
 or hints; and, by the Lord Harry,
 though his judgment may Dc
 questionable, one must admire
 his courage; the same courage
 that allowed him to twice beat
 Dempsey the Killer whom Gene
 defeated with his HEAD rather
 than his HANDS, and got
 $o0o,0oo for doing 1t the second
 time.
 From what he said about box. ing, got the impression that he never actually LIKED the punch Ing business, but learned 1t so Greenwich Village "bullieS" would stop using him for target practice. Right now, he does not care to talk about sports; had no comment about Dempsey lining up with the Boxing Promoters of America, Tn- corporAted" to break the Mike Ja- oobs monoply on boxers, especially the big fellows; but has done e job as 0 morale-build- or in the recent war. He has been needed" more than Q little about his love of Shakespearean books, his attitude toward tobacco and perhaps other things, but you can lay six, two and even that his most persistent critics can never come close to matching the personl suc- cess and progress of this selfmade man and millionaire. He has travel cd thousands of miles ct his own expense to help others, especially youngsters, by train, plane and boat, and though he seems to many to have become affected by cer. tain little mannerisnS since be. coming wealthy, T for one, am firmly convinced that he is as sim cere in his beliefs and daily doings as he was that he could defeat Dempsey ct Philadelphia and Chi cago, the so-called "long count" to the contrary notwithstanding.
 To the youth of America Gene should be, and one day, will be perhaps, @ truly GREAT person. He has not the popular appeal of a Dempsey or Babe Ruth, but he has @ much better head" than either and can see quite @ distance beyond the end of his nose. If our State Depart ment sacrificed diplomacy once in 3 while for a bit of moral courage such as James Joseph Tunney con- Stantly gives out. certain foreign would think twice before giving us the horSe-laugh outside of diplomatic channels, and it might help belle the fact that we have never lost a war, but never won a conference.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

YMCA Industrial Council. All the players in question are either IeSi- dents of sPlattS Mills and in view of the local YMCA setup that in- cludes this group the protest was given proper consideration but n- nally rejected.
 It is regretted by the committee that such dissatisfaction resulted due to any misunderstanding Of the eligibility of players; but 1t is felt that the "Canteeners" should have protested about such players before actual game time as conl- plete lists of all teams appeared in the NEWS at various times and they were aware of just who they were matched against in TOurna- ment play long before Friday nights contest.
 So the final decision is that the Hopkins Oilers victory has been ap- proved and that the "Corner Cam teen" has been eliminated from further Tourney competition.
 ification round of the Y.M.C.A. Sem for Basketball Tourney came to an end Saturday night with the Bat ting Vets and the Highlanders vic- torious. This leaves eight teams to go into the quarter finals next week out of the original 16 teams that entered this years tourney.
 The first game was one of those thrilling stem-winders with the Battling Vets outlasting the Union City Pros to the tune of 26-25. The Vets took an early lead but really had battle on their hands during the final minutes. This was consid- cred a mild upset as the Union City club was a slight favorite at game time. skinny" Furs tossed in 8 points to lead the Vets in addition to playing 8 fine floor game. Chet Wojack took scoring honors for the losers and the game by accounting for II of the losers points.
 The second game saw the strong Highlanders win from a never-say- die Valley Brook Five 33-26. Valley Brook started off fast and 1t wasn't until late in the second period that the Highlanders were able to take a lead and hold 1t. Patten and Hank Swirski each tallied eight points for the winners and Markovich played Q brilliant game for the losers and tossed in four field goals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
sideline sianss

Tom O'Dea's SS. Peter and Paul combine was nipped 42 to 90 by the Blue Jays in the preliminary con- test ct 7:30. The East End squad folded in the final minutes of the third period when Don synott and Gay" 'steck, former Crosby play-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Vige0nt OF Card

Frankie Vigeant, Th0maston boxer, scheduled to meet Willie Odom of New York on the Pat Brady Al Celia card Tuesday at Hartford. will be rested up for a week or ten days, due to a recent injury. Henry Holt of Danbury replaces him against Odom tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18
Games Tonlght

The Quarter-Finals will start Monday. March 18th with Thurs tons Dangerous Five" now one of the Tourney favorites meeting the strong team from Little Italy, ''Rados All Stars" in what prom ises to be an interesting battle. The second game Monday evening will also be a struggle as things now shape up. with Behlman's Come backs ciashlng with the Naugatuck Highlanders.
 The Quarter Fin0ls win finish up on Thursday night when the suT-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

Veronica Rimany- Carolyn Boards ley was won by the locals when they
 defeated Sylvia Cleveland-Alma Pippo (NH i5-9, 7-l5, le-lS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

CTS, were tossed out of the game after a scramble had ended. Con- nie Santagotta was sent to the showers from the Jay roster after playing a good brand of ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

In closing we would like to ask a very pertinent question, that being: When will the pibliclzed seating capacity of 5000 be ready2 Accord ing to Mir. Wagner much better drawing cards will be able t0 be had when this situation k altered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

Chubby Maliconico of the Red Devils was high scorer in the State League despite the fact that his team came in second in the league standing. Maliconico scored SO points in two games against Dan- bury Pros during the past season, in one of his better scoring sprees..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

From the chatter around the Field Street playing surface at the end of and during the halfti1ne of last nights contest. the Red Devils cree ated a very favorable impression by their aggressive brand of basket ball. If chatter is anything to go by the West Haven combine should be a einch to play a repeat per- formance here in the near future. That is. if Promoter Tom Wagner is able to make a deal with the State League team that has been in- vited to the Pro basketball tourney at Worcester, Mass. And by the State League team, I. do mean the Red Devils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

George Ferrie, of the renowned brother combination with the Red Devils. was the captain and stand out player of the ie45 Commercial High basketball combine. Accord ing to our informant he would have to be standout to be picked up by a Pro team the next season. The fact that he is an excellent ball player was proven by his floor ex- hibition besides the l2 points he tailed for the West Haven cause, during the Sunday night co:-.est.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-18

Copyright, 1946, King Features syndiCate)
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Misses Dresses and
Suit-dresses Reduced

A group of street dresses in one and two piece
styles. In rayon crepe, rayon jersey and all-wool
Also allwool suitdresses. Black, brown, aqua, red
beige, navy, prints and checks Sizes 10 to 20.
dresses less than Z price, Now 1918
dresses were s22.95 to s29.75. Now-s $3.50
dresses s35 and more. Novel; S2625
% dresses were s4975. Now w--s 1925
dresses were s59.75 and s69,75. Now s4450
IA suit dresses were S35. Now Now----------s195 $50
IL suit dresses were s45 to s5975. Now ss72s
suit dresses were s5975. Now s445o
W&L-Msses' Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
FIoorcovering Reduced

1 Wool Wilton Rug. 11xl4 Tan tone e-on-
tone. Less than y price Now w s39
l Wool Administer Rug. 9x12 Cedar tone
on-tone. Less than p price. Now - S14.50
l Wool Sculptured Rug. 9xl2 Blue. Less
than y price. Now ------------ $3.50
] Wool Administer Rug. ex113. Green tone
on-tone. Was s47.50 Now --. S24.50
2 Wool Administer Rugs. 9xl2 Brown tone
on-tone. Less than p price. Now - $3.50
l Wool Administer Rug. 9xl2 18th Cen
tury design. Beige background Less than
"a price. Now -----------------S $3.50
l Wool Administer Rug. 9x12 Rust tone
on-tone. Less than = price. Now S29.50
l Wool Administer Rug. 9x12 Beige tone
on-tone. Less than y price Now $24.5O
l Wool Broadloom Rug. 9x12 Sculptured.
Rose. Less than y price. Now S44.50
l Wool Broadloom Rug. 12x13s Plain blue
weave. Less than u price. Now $3.50
1 Wool BroadIoom Duratwist. 63x128
Beige. Less than y price. Now $3.50
l Wool Broadloom Duratwist. 1lsx156
Beige. Less than y price Now - S69.50
l Wool Broadloom Duratwist l2xl56 An
tique maple. Less than y price. Now $3.50
l Wool Broadloom Duratwist. 12xl56
Green. Less than y price. Now 49, S69.50
1 Wool Broadloom Duratwist. 6x9 Desert
tan. Less than Z price Now $40
l Wool Broadloom Duratwist 12x13s
Royal blue. Less than p price Now $3.50
1 Wool Broadloom Persiantwist. l46x13.e.
Corner damaged. Antique maple. Less
W&L-F7oorcoverings, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Boys Cotton Roineoots, SITS
Less than Y Price

Less than Y price
% boys raincoats in tan herringbone- cot
ton with helmets to match. Sizes IL and A.
Boys Rubberized Raincoats in black Sizes 10,
u and IA. Less than Y price. Now ---- 75c
/ Boys Jacket of cotton gabardine with red cot
ton flannel lining Size g. Less than u price.
Now 50
1 Small Boys Topcoat in light tan. Properly la
beled for fabric content. Size 6. Less than u
Small Boys Fleece Overcoat in brown with fly
front, quilted lining Properly labeled for fabric
content. Size 6. Less than "a price, Now $5.s5
WSL-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Misses Dresses, s5.o5
Less than y brice

45 dresses in tailored and afternoon styles Rayon
gabardines, rayon crepes and all-Wools. Solid
colors checks and combinations. Sizes IL to 18
30 Classic Rayon Dresses with button-front and
convertible or tie necklines Green, melon, tan and
coral Sizes II to 90 Less than u price. Now
1895
20 Spun Rayon Dresses with button-front Sized
for women five-feet-four or under Several colors
Sizes IL to 20. Less than y price. Now S3.s5
W&L-Inexpensve Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Junior Dresses, s7.95
Were sI2.9S and more


so one and two-piece dresses in rayon crepe rayon
Jersey and wool. Pastels and dark colors Sizes
to Is
Is Goats and Suits boxy or fitted coats in all-wool
fabrics rayon velvet top cardigan suits with slim
all-wool skirts Sizes to Is. Less than = price
NOW -------------- S10.95 and S1295
% Jumpers, pastel wool with smart embroidery
designs. Sizes to Is Less than y price Now
S5s5
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Loid Letter Paper
the box, Soc Was 81

800 boxes Bond-aid paper 70 sheets, so envelopes
500 Boxes air mail weight paper, opaque lined en-
velopes.
s6 Small Single Sheets. "a envelopes or 30 large
single sheets, "a envelopes. Were Soc Now
Csc or for 81
$50 Boxes Linen finish Envelopes. Is to package
small size. Less than u price. Now - I0c
so Boxes Air-mai Stationery. rs sheets, So en-
Velopes. Were ST. Now--------------- SOC
so Metal Boxes for Valuable Papers. Were 81 IS
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC
"a Under-arm Leather Envelopes slide fastened,
14-nch size Black or brown. Including 20qs tax
Were $3.50. Now 81
Air Pillows Reduced
Choice of three shapes and sizes in this group Of
Vinylite pillows.
13 were 1925 Now w x1es
less than z price. Now w-sl sl45
10 less than n price. Now Observation-Disclosures CSC
W&L-Stationery, Aisles 2, T. 6, First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Women's Slippers, 81
Were 81

lis pairs of Rayon Fae Scuffs with embroidery
on the toe. Blue, wine and red. Broken sizes.
200 Pairs Of Crocheted Rayon Chenille Slippers with
Sleeps wool sock Innings. In violet blue and green
Broken sizes Were IS to IS so Now ------- So
So Pairs of Scuffs and Slippers in rayon and cotton
fabric. Assorted colors Broken sizes. Less than
y price. Now w---------------- 81
W&L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Furniture Reduced u and More

Beverage Tables. Solid maple, 26' square
Less than y price. Now ----S9 S9.75
Wall Mirrors. Large size Coral or green
decorated wood frame. Was $120 Now $50
Coffee Tables. Mahogany and gumwood
Less than y price. Now -. sS25
1 Sofa. Chinese Chippendale, hardwood
frame. Beige rayon upholstery Was 1894
Now s265
Wooden Cradles. Antique style, painted
hardwood. Less than y price. Now SIS
l Screen Paper decorated Less than y
price. Now -- S.
l Smoking Stand. Metal. Was $11 Now, $3.50
l Lawn Chair. Metal, painted red and black
Was $3.50. Now w------------------ S2.75
l Table Lamp Pembroke style Mahogany
and mahogany veneer. Was S575 Now
S2S75
Arm Chairs. Fawn- finish hardwood Vel
low simulated leather seat and back Were
S26. Now ----------- SI3
1 Chair. Fan back with turquoise cot
ton cover. Was $3.50. Now -- S33.25
l Side Chair. Mahogany finish hardwood
Was $3.50. Now ------ ---.----- S4.75
l Love Seat. Victorian style. White hardwood
frame. Rayon and cotton plaid cover Less
than Z price Now $3.50
W&L-Furniture. Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Mems Belts, Csc
Were 81 and more

and color ranges in tan and white plain and braided
leather, also rayons and elastics Sizes % to "A
32 Tuxedo Shirts. Plain and pleated bosoms in
neckband style Sizes IA, 1612, II only. Less than
II price. Now --------------- ------------ 95c
50 Cigarette Lighters. Small round Opstick size)
pocket lighters. Aluminium alloy. Less than u
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Art NeedIework Reduced

/ Model Hat and Bag Set in green straw
Hat $1440 Now 50
Bag S34 so Now $50
l Model Hat and Bag Set in white straw
Hat $40 Now----- s6 50
Bag was $3450 500
l Model Hat and Bag Set in blue straw
Hat S5 Now Observation-Disclosures 81
Bag was S22 so. Now sI620
l Model Green Wool Hat with rust trimming Less
than y price. Now -- $3.50
200 Spools Super-twist Navy Blue Rayon Cord, 125-
yard spool Were Csc Now 35c
IL Stamped Applique Cotton Crib Quilts, material
for top of quilt, IS by so inches Were s175 Now
SLIPS
36 Tuck-in Pillows cotton floral chintz and brocade
cotton filled, Less than p price. Now-35 35c
l Set Model Stuffed Toy Cows, cotton filled Set of
3. Were 81. Now --- $3.50
Prices Include 20Gl Tar Where Applicable
W&L-Art Needlework Second Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Teen-ose Imported
Wool Suits, s16.95
Were S27.5O

We're y2.W
so suits in bolero battejacket styles light spring
shades in checks and stripes. Sizes 10 to 16
$50 Teen-age Play Togs, pedal pushers and cot
ton shorts in suspender and regular styles; also
tWo-piece seersucker sun suits. Sizes 10 to l6
Less than Z price. Now ------s1.5o so
W&L-Teen age Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Metal Scooters, s3.95
Were S6.95

"a metal scooters. Rubber tire wheels
Is Sand Boxes. Metal bottom. Size 30x36 Were
$1150 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S.
Sets, Table and Two Chairs. Wood painted light
blue Less than y price. Now--s IS
Sets, Table and Two Chairs. Plywood with varnish
finish. Less than p price Now S4s5
Prices include 209o tar where applicable
W&I-The Toy Store, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25

1 Textured Wool Chenille Rug ssx112
Rose. Less than p price. Now $3.50
Wool Hand hooked Rug. lOx14. Blue
Less than q price. Now ------------$79.50
! Wool Hand hooked Rug. sx12. Multi
color. Was s21750 Now - S137.58
/ Wool Hand hooked Rug 6xe Rose. Was
Sl02.50 Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
/ Wool String Rug. 2x3 Green Was $40.
Now Observation-Disclosures $685.
Wool String Rugs. 5x5. Rose. Less than
10 Wool Crss Design Rugs. 2x4 Blue,
beige rose gray. yellow and pink. Were
S1295. Now S795
2 Cotton Textured Rugs. 26x48 Oval
shape. Blue and green. Less than y price
IA Heavy Loop Pile Rugs 2x36 50os rayon.
500 wool Gray, gold and rose. Were $40.
Now ---- - s595
Fur Rugs. 2x3. Beige and gray Includ-
ing 20@s tax Less than u price Now S595
1 Wool Drugget Rug. sx15. Made in India.
Beige background Was s645O. Now s2ss5
1 Fiber Rug. 6xs Beige Was sl7s5. Now
s995
l Rug Pad, Hair and iute. 9x12. Was
9t.oo' NoN S495
As Yards Wool Figured Carpet 27"-width.
Multicolor. Was, linear yard S. Now, linear
yard -----------------S S395
1nlaid Linoleum. Odd size pieces up to
square yards each. Was, square yard Its.
Now, square yard CSC
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Feather and Flower CoIots, ST

Less than u PRICE.
80 feather and flower caots in orchid, green, blue
purple or fuchsia. Adjustable headszes
20 White Simulated Straw Braid Pillboxes with
black navy veils Less than u price. Now 81
WssL-Down Stairs Store Millinery.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Numdah Rugs Reduced

356 Numdah rugs Goat hair felt.
Yorkondi Numdohs
so size 4x6. Were sI695 Now SSe5
size 6x9. Were $685. Now S19s5
W&L-Floorcoverings, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25

40 Cotton Pinafores in assorted colors Sizes
II to 16. Less than u price . S1s5
40 Biouses, rayon crepe and shantung weave
rayon, in white only Sizes 80 to 38. Were
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Royon BIouses, s7.95
Less than Y brice

LeSS man 2 bffCe
100 blouses in group including printed rayon
blouses with club collar maize, blue and pink and
white sheer rayon pleasant blouses with ruf1e trim
Sizes 80 to SO.
W&L-Blouses Aisle 15 First Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Womens Cotton and Royon Print
Dresses, $3.50 We're u6.9s and more

30 dresses IN COTTON and rayOn pr
wine rayon crepe Sizes 16 to "A, /
p Dresses in rayon prints and solid-color
rayon crepes Black, blue, green and bronze
color. Sizes l4l2 to 24lla, 16 20 and AZ. Less
than u price. Now----------------s $3.50
W&L-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced "a to "

Studio couches Cotton covered in assorted colors
l was $84. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $42
were $99.75. Now $48.5O
l was $7975. Now ----------S3 S39. so
j was $3.50. Now W------------S4 S44 so
l $9175. Now ------ -- S45
l Murphy Bed. Folding, metal. Full-size Was
$29.75. Now ----------- - SI975
HeadbOards Full-size Chartreuse simulated
leather Were $3.50. Now --------------- $40
1 Vanity Base. Oak. Was s47S0. Now - s2375
/ Vanity Base. Mahogany veneer Was $3.50
Now ------------ ------ ---------.- --- $500
Vanity Benches. Solid mahogany and mahogany
finish hardwood with cotton upholstered seats in
assorted coors
i was $40. Now $50
l was S1450. Now $3.50
lo were SlZo0. NOW $3.50
were Sll-55. Now W---------.-------------S $3.50
] was $3.50. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s625
l was S12. Now w--------- ss
1<was So. Now------ S.
Wall Mirrors in mahogany, mahogany finish and
champagne oak
Mahogany ond Mahogany Finish
we're sl975. Now ss7s
were sl4oO Now
Champagne Oak
3 were SIS Now s15O
W&L-Bedroom Furniture Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Sports Dresses and Jumpers, s7:95
Less than \ price

SIS dresses and jumpers, rayon O.
Sizes 10 to 18.
46 Rayon or All-wool Dresses. Gold, aqua
beige, natural. white. Sizes 10 to 49, Were
S25 and more. Now Now----------- S12.95
40 One and Two-piece Rayon Sports Dresses
In assorted styles and colors. Sizes 10 to IS
Less than q price Now 1896
Red Plaid Wool Coats. Sizes II and IS
Were sSs.75. Now -----------------s45 s45
IL Rayon Blouses. cap-sleeved Orange,
chartreuse. Sizes IL to is. Less than y
price. S4.95
W&L-Sportswear Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25

!. AIoU III UIdCh, navy, UIUW1l anu
to 1872 and 2212 to 2412.
% Dresses in cotton eyelet, printed rayon
crepes and solid-color rayon crepes One
and two-piece styles. Black blue, brown and
wine. Sizes 16 to A. A, 161a and 22l2 to
2412. Less than u price. Now S1S75
Evening star., 1946-04-25

so Cotton Print Playsuits in assorted colors,
Sizes IL to Is. Were $3.50 Now $3.50
40 Cotton Suspender Shorts in navy and
white Sizes IL to 18. Were $395. Now $3.50
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Sportswear.
Evening star., 1946-04-25

End Tables. Glass top and shelf Walnut
finished legs. Less than u price. Now, SS.25
1 Lamp Table. Glass top and shelf Was
$3.50. Now --------S S13.7s
Folding Coffee Tables. For use outdoors
Oak. Less than z price. Now S4.s5
Cypress Fromed Furniture
? Side Chairs. Cotton web seats Were $40. so
Now S10.25
2 Arm Chairs. Cotton web seats Were s46
1 Settee Cotton web seat Was sl055O Now
S52.75
l Coffee Table. Natural finish Was $40. Now.
$40
3 Porch Stools. Frosted ebony finish Were
S25. Now --.- --------- $3.50
l Bridge Table. Was s34 Now - s17
Settee Canvas seat. Was $40 so Now, S2425
Wand and Willow Summer Furniture
Pine framed and willow wrapped. cotton
covered cushions All pieces less than 4 price
1 Lounge Chair. Now ow S2S75
Lounge Chair. ow--S2 S2425
| Settee Now S33
Evening star., 1946-04-25

AH-wool Sports Suits. Beige. blue, red
Sizes II, Is and, 20. Less than - price
Now --.---------.-.-- S2975
% Print Cotton Playsuits and Mdriff Play-
suits with striped tops, black shorts Blue,
green, tan, white. Sizes 10 to is. Less than
q price. Now S5.95
AH-wool Sports Coats. Red blue lime, gray.
Sizes 18, 20. Were s35 and s3975 Now SIS
2S All-wool Sports Dresses Gray. red, gold.
white. brown, black. Sizes IL to 49, Were
s2e75 to s39.75. S22.25
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Misses Formal Dresses
Reduced

group of short and long dresses in rayon net,
taffeta. faille, marquisette and crepe. Also raw
silk. Sizes 10 to Is.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Floral Print PIoysuits, 81. IS

Less Than z price
Is rayon floral print paysuits in sizes u to 16
Evening star., 1946-04-25

Coshmir Numdohs
100 size 2xS. Less than Z price. Now 81
100 size 3x4 Were S495. Now SO
100 size AXIS Were S795. Now S.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Long Dresses

W&L-Misses' Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-04-25

Furniture, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Air Pillows Reduced

Iery, Aisles 2, 4. 6, First Floor.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
Chi|dren's Sunsuits, 81 As

10 Mems All-wool Swim Trunks. Blue in small
sizes only. Less than p price. Now $1.25
Mems All-wool Sleeveless Sweaters. In
khaki color. Small sizes only. Less than u
price. Now
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-14
Countless Limbs Restored
Countless Limbs Restored
Woman Doctors
Polio Work Told

The phrase Fight lnfane Paralysis Right Here at Home
trademark of the Dimes campaign which begins
today is not Dr. Ethel T. Calhoun of the Oakland