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Evening star., 1947-12-29

the same bad pictures and lack a
proper basis of comparison.
For instance, this other fellow,
name Of Harry Macarthur, missed
two million dollar piece of de-
lerium called "The Foxes of Har-
row." He was concerned that day
with a little old moth-eaten num-
ber that represented less than mil
lion dollars worth of insufferable
artificiality. Any one knows that you
can make worse picture for two
million dollars than for less than
that, and even Goth Century Fox
would resent MacArthur's contrary
argument.
And, still harping on the subject
Of money, where was he the weeks
of Forever AMBER" 1t says in The
Evening Star OF that day, Oct. "a,
1947, that he was out dallying with
an innocent little stranger called
THE Spirit OF West Point" True,
he did not like it as movie, but he
admired the neWsreel clips which
showed Glenn Davis and Doc Blan-
chard in their greatest football feats.
Amber never made a run of as much
as one yard. which sort of robbed
her of an equivalent excitement.
Another super-colos opus which
would be a tragic absentee from his
list would be David o. Selznick's
Duel in the Sun" Here was the
trite lifted to the several millionth
power (according to Selznick's cost
accountants) and all the beautiful
photography could not make anyone
Evening star., 1947-12-29

Catriona (played by Pamela Brown
who Is wonderfully, who, without
benefit Of money, maintains q ram
bling house that Is q monument to
hospitality and breeds fine, shaggy,
|gangling dogs.
There are others, too, solid human
beings, who share both the dignity
of man and the knowledge that life
is enjoyed in the living and not in
the amassing OF wealth. From
them all, the young lady from Man
chester finds out where she really is
going. She gets her first lesson
early, when a group Of the people Of
Null tell the newly returned laird
about his tenant. This comic char
acter, they assure him, has had fish
delivered to him, when the waters
of Koloran are brimming with sal
mon. What's more, the benighted
man has had a swimming pool built
when there's a whole ocean there
to swim in. Aye, a daft one.
The young lass finally comes
around to this way of thinking, of
course, but while she is doing 1t a
picture full of rare charm is being
unreeled before you. Not only Miss
Hitler, Miss Brown and Mr.. Live
sey, but all of those of the support
ing cast, perform in manner that
can only be described as excellent.
Scenically, too, the film is fine, hav-
ing quite obviously been made in the
Hebrides and not on a studio stage.
If there is flaw anywhere in II
Know Where I'm Going" some one
else will have to point it out. We
didn't see it.
Evening star., 1947-12-29
There Were Also the 10 Worst
Screenplays-Maybe More
by Joy Cormody

around here fellow who keeps ask
ing: -
The answer question but the interested
the 10 pictures that
the
Evening star., 1947-12-29
By Harry. Macarthur

The British have a knack, toe
seldom displayed by Hollywood, for
making motion pictures about peo-
pie rather than about types 1t is
demonstrated again in II Know
Where I'm Going" a definite bulls
eye by the Archers. which is the
corporate way of identifying the
English producing writing directing
team of Michael Powell and Emeric
Pressburger. You'll find the film,
with Wendy Hitler and Roger Live
sey starred, at the Hippodrome and
every minute of 1t is a JOY.
1t is q simple little yarn that Mr..
Powell and Mr.. Pressburger have
spun In Il Know Where I'm Co.
ing" 1t is merely boy-meets-girl
and you certainly could call 1t an
oft-told tale without finding your
self in an argument. 1t is told this
time, however, with most human
warmth and against lively living
background.
Miss Hitler, an actress Of great
charm, plays the young woman who
knows where she is going. 1t is to
the isle OF Koloran in the craggy
Hebrides, where she is to marry
wealthy industrialist. She almost
makes 1t. too, but for a providen-
tial gale which strands her on the
isle Of Null, awaiting decent small
boat weather. There she meets a
young naval officer and, against a
background Of skirling bag
pipes and Gaelic speech. learns
some of the facts Of life that have
been overlooked by a headstrong
girl.
The ways of the people Of Null
are as alien to the lass from Man.
chester, England, as they would be
to lass from Manchester, Ohio.
The young officer. she discovers, is
really the Laird of Koloran, who
does not hold In any great respect
the wealthy industrialist to whom
he has rented the isle for three
years so that he can get enough
to live on it for six. One of
his friends Is a retired army officer
devoting his life to falconry, whose
greatest triumph at the moment Is
an eagle which he has trapped and
trained in that sport. Another is
Evening star., 1947-12-29
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
ond Time Of Showing

National-"I Remember Mama:
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"Always Together;
lis, $40, 5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Capitol-'Killer Mccoy; 1o:45
am, 1:35, 4:25, tbs and 1905 pm.
Stage shows: 1885, 3:45, 6:35 and
9:25 pm.
Columbia Thunder in the VAL
ley; 1880 am, 1885, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40
and $40 pm.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; 2:15, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Keiths - Tycoon; 10:3o am,
12:45, 3, Sis, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Little-"The Great Mr.. Handel:
1875 am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:55, 7:45 and
9:40 pm.
Metropolitan "The Fabulous
Texan; 1920 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35,
TAO and GAS pm.
Palace-"Good News; 10:45 am,
Evening star., 1947-12-29
forget that the thing was essentially
II

forget that the thing was essentially
sleazy sensaaonalism.
Who was it in the drama depart.
ment that possessed the nobility tt
face "The Two Mrs. CAROLS" ane
came away from it feeling that no.
bility was a vastly overrated quality
in a man? Who still carries the
psychic scars of Humphrey Bogart
and Barbara Stanwyck making 8
shambles Of this old shocker which
Elizabeth Bergner had somehow re.
trieved from the oblivion it merited!
Let no man answer that.
X X X X
There was another Thursday-and
may its like never come again-wher
an expensive, hopeful sounding, well
cast picture called Desire Me-
turned up on local screen. It had
Greer Carson, Robert Mitchum and
Richard Hart at the head of the
cast list, but when it came time for
the directors credit to appear on the
screen, all was blank. No director
would take credit for Desire Me-,
which the producing studio was
happy to discover suffered no worse
fate than being a flop.
No mans list would be complete
without Desire Me"
And then, there was another one
which almost surely was incompar-
ably the worst picture Of the year
distasteful stew called by the
pretty name Of Christmas Eve
There are humans who assume that
any picture with George Raft is
destined to be the worst picture OF
the year, but this one also had
George Brent and a lot Of other
players who contrived not to look
embarrassed by what they were
up to.
The 10 worst pictures list that
failed to open Its heart to Desert
Fury" would have to answer to a
lot Of people who sat through the
spectacle of LiZabeth Scott, John
Kodiak and several others in one
Of those passionate recitals of way
ward love which looked as If every
one was kidding. It cost lot of
money to make picture as ineffably
dreary as Desert Fury" and anyone
who thinks 1t could be- done for
less obviously did not see this one.
Miss Scott participated in another
monumental indiscretion which
merits a niche of ,dishonor on any
list of screenplays deemed worst"
That was Dead Reckoning, a
melodrama that started in morgue
and backed up from there to end
in hospital.
Also, by way of proving that the
English can make as bad pictures
as anyone else, there was wicked
Lady" with James Mason and Mar
garet Lockwood.
1t rounds out a list that might be
bettered as the worst of the year,
but let anyone try to beat it.
Evening star., 1947-12-29

screenplays on paper, but rather
keeps them pent up inside him. This
is supposed to be bad for humans,
this being pent up, but the 10-worst
man goes on getting fuller in the
face and body every year and look
ing less and less neurotic.
Besides, as between two men In
q drama department, there is always
a 100 per cent difference Of opinion
as to. who really saw the 10 worst
movies of any year. 1t may be the
one thing they do disagree on, but
1t is always there between them,
quiet but dangerous.
X X X
Strangely enough, there Is para
dox in this. 1t Is based upon a mu-
tual respect for each others judg-
ment, which is to say that when
one Of the reviewers says pic
ture is not worth seeing, the first to
believe the report Is the other re-
viewer. Therefore, they do not see
Evening star., 1947-12-29
New English Film
At the Hippodrome
A Joy Every Minute

IT KNOW WHERE TN GOING" q Pres
tige Picture of Untversal-Internation re-
lease, produced. directed and written by
Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.
music by Allan Gray sung by the Glasgow
Orpheus Choir At the Hippodrome.
Evening star., 1947-12-29

1888, sos, SIS. 7:3o and $40 pm.
Pix-"An Laugh Show: 2, $40
and 8:25 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts;
continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner - Always Together;
1880 am, 1:35, $40, $50, 7:55 and
10 pm.
Evening star., 1947-12-29
The Literary Clan
BY the Asseeioted Pre.s
HOLLYWOOD.

Movie people are going literary.
Greer Carson is writing a biog-
raphy of her mother. Hume Cronyn
is following up some short-story
sales with a novel. Red Shelton Is
working on partially flctionized
autobiography.
Elizabeth Taylor Is planning Sc
quel to her book, "Nibbles and Me,
about a pet chipmunk, and Judy
Garland is editing a volume Of her
own poems. Keenan, Wynn and his
father Ed are collaborating on a
joint work, tentatively titled:
II Took After My Father, and My
Father Took After Me-"
Evening star., 1947-02-23
so You're Going To Have A Phone!

RE you an expectant subscriber? Con-
IA gratulations! - there's nothing 80 heart
warming as the clatter of little bell in the
home
In this postwar period, the birth rate of
new instruments is rising rapidly. And though
telephone officials admit they are still two
million orders behind, they say that in l947
the installation man with his little black bap
will visit record number of homes.
Who knows? Maybe you'll be the next to
hand out cigars. -TM caRIuoN Enams
Evening star., 1947-02-23

reclaim your vigor. OF course,
continuing tiredness and pallor
may be due to other conditions
so consult your doctor regularly.
But in this Borderline Anemia,
take Ironized Yeast Tablets to
help build up your blood. Take
them to start your energy shifting
back into "high"-to help restore
your natural color! Take them
SO you really can enjoy life again.
*Resultine from a ferro- nufntional
blood deficiency
Evening star., 1947-02-23
BORDERllNE ANEMIA
why il con make you
TIRED PALE llSTlESS

Essrgy -BslldIuS BIeed. This
is a microscopic view
of blood rich in energy
elements. Here are big,
plentiful red cells that
release energy to every
muscle, limb, tissue.
BordshIas Aasmls. Many
have blood like the
never know it. Cells are
puny, faded. Blood like
this can't release the
energy you need to feel
and look your best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-03

seersueker and cord suits easy lesson
from New Orleans on how to keep cool and we'll
sroomed despite Washington summers
Like putting fresh white shirt the cool feeling
when you your Aope Here
signed tailored who
climates long duration here their for COOL good
looking that makes sacrifice grooming
completely washable shrnoge fading those things
yet retains its shape its smart lines Choose from single
doubebreoted models in either o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-03

The Windsor !. newest of the Moonovox
resembles handsome breokfront in antique
finished Esconobo knotty pine It has four
speakers coupled to 45-wott onplifier,
FIN, stondord and shortwove broadcast, plus
the superb Moenovox photograph with its
smooth working automatic record changer,
$3.50
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Misses FormoIs GreotIy Reduced
Royon Gowns, 1895
Less than half Price

Q Rayon Gowns, beautifully cotton lace trimmed.
Sizes 10 to 16.
8 Rayon Gowns some black sheer Sizes IL to 1s.
Less than u price. Now $2.s5
s Y length Quilted Robes. pink and blue. Sizes
u to 1e. Were $14.3o. Now---------------ss.S
8 Rayon Lounging Pajamas white blouses with rose
and blue trousers. Sizes IA to 1S. Less than
u price S7.s5
Short Wool and Rayon Robes. rose and blue color.
Sizes II, H. l8 and 20. Were sl095. Now---$6.9s
W&L-Neyligees, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24

176 SDOols of Rayon Strawsheen, Crepe Corde and
Cellestraw for making hats and handbags AS
sorted colors Less than II price. Now------1oc
10 Wool Sports Yarn in assorted colors. 2-ounce
balls. Were 80c Now ow-------------.--------5 SOC
Ice Skeins Of Rayon Bellstraw in navy. Less than
N price. Now, skein- 10c
% Lucite Slide Fastener Pulls in assorted styles
Less than u price. Now
Stamped Rug Patterns for cross-stitching Less
than Il price. Now
so Wool Colorplus Afghan Worsted in ivory and
brown 2-ounce skeins Less than n price.
245 Balls of Wool Dritz Sock Yarn in assorted
colors 1-ounce balls Were 45c. Now 25c
IS Kits Of California Slouchees of shaggy cotton
to be crocheted Assorted colors. Two sizes.
were $lSo.
i Pair Of Model Crocheted Bedroom Slippers of
green rayon chenille Were "a. Now $2.95
SO Lucite and Plastic Bag Rings In white and
crystal color. Less than u price. Now 1Oc
l66 Skeins Of BuciIla F1oraltone Wondersheen Cot
ton In blue and orange. Were soc. &Now-------zOc
w&L-Art Needlework, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Misses Brossieres, GirdIes and
Pontie GirdIes Reduced

lS Munsingwear Panty Briefs with fastener closing
and removable garters. Sizes 26, AZ and 2S. Less
than II price. Now
IL Waist a way Girdles for waist control. Medium
and large sizes Less than u price. Now------N
IL Knitted Pantie Girdles in tearose Small sizes.
Were $3.50. -$l.S5
IA Garter Brassieres for girls figures OF tearose
cotton batiSte. Sizes 80, "a and 35, Less than Il
price. Now
20 Lightweight Girdies in boneless short model.
Sizes Is, 26 and o. Less than 4 price. Now, $195
so Brassieres of cotton batiste and rayon satin.
Tearose. Sizes 80 and 36. Were 81 and more.
upxT rorsots and FRO sseres Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Ruqs Reduced "a to "

Imported Cocoa Fiber Rugs
S sine: sxl2. Loss than " price. Now. ss.s5
IA Size: 27"x54". Less than "a price. Now. 81
30 Size: 3'x6. Less than " price. Now $l.s5
Size: 4'x6' Less than n price. Now 1915
Wool Hooked Rugs. CoIoniol design.
5 Size: 4x6'. Were $48 40. Now------s29.S5
S Size: 27"x64". Were sl7.S6. Now----Sl1S5
Wool Broodloom Rugs
1 Size: s'x12'. Self tone leaf pattern. Green.
Was $171. Now -SlSSIo
/ Sise e'x12'. Plain pile. Green. Was $l2S50.
NOW @o''VV
Size: 9'x12'. Hooked rug texture effect.
Beige Less than " price. Now -$74.5o
Miscellaneous
/ Gotten and Fiber Rug. Size: sx12'. Reversi-
bile. Rose Was $32 S5. 1895
1 Wool Rug. Smell design, texture effect.
Size: sxS6". Less than " price. Now. s4s.50
20 Yards Fiber Runner. 27-inch width. Multi
color. Was, linear yard, $50. Now linear
Sine: s'xl2 iibrs rugA reversible, rose
wara sieas Now -$11.95
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Photographic Supplies
Reduced W and More

/ Flash Gun Electric. Was $3.50. Now 500
36 Assorted Filters. Less than "a price Now -l5c
1 Movie Rewind. Heavy duty. Was s6. Now sS
"a Print Tongs. Less than u price Now - $50
2 New-View Cameras. Less than "a price.
Now ------------------------ $S4'sS
3 Tri View Cameras. Less than u price Now, 500
3 Viewers For Tri View Camera. Less than "
l Pan Head. Less than y price. Now ASS
1 Wide Angle Lens Less than " price Now, $lo'7S
"a Reels and Cans. 16 MN. Less than "a price
Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eoc
1 Printer. Less than u price. Now---$2s'sS
1 Foot Switch Less than " price. Now $3.45
3 Dark Room Heaters. Less than 12 price. Now, IS
2 Protector Cases. Less than n price Now Sl.5o
/ Presto Printer. Less than " price. Now ----$Ss
IL Rothco Filter Kits Less than " price. Now u
l Acme Light Stand. Less than "a price. Now, 5000
File Cases, 16 MN Less than n price. Now, $Z.'e
W&L-Cameras Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24

az Jars Of Dry Skin Cleanser. Now----------s4c
Sc Jars of Dry Skin Cleanser. Now-----lsc
70 Jars of Dry Skin Night Cream. Now-----o ooc
14a Bottles of Skin Freshener. Now-------soc
4s Bottles Of Imperial Russo Essence. Now-$1
go Bottles Of Yvonne Bremair Cologne in summer
fragrances. Now
4S Bottles Of Bracelet Eau de Parfum, 4-ounce
Nov, ----------. S0c
60 Bottles of Bracelet Eau de Parfum, 8-ounce.
Now ~A'@V
az BOTTLES Of Shameless Eau de Parfum, 4-ounce
Now ---------~"
36 Bottles Of Shameless Eau de Parfum' 2-ounce'
144 Large Round Ziegfeld Girl Compacta Now, SOC
144 Ziegfeld Girl Cigarette Cases. Now-s---7Sc
72 Large Round Greg Compacts Now-------$l25
so Assorted Compacts, as are. Now-------zse
Is Compacts with cover plaque of sterling silver
Now
IS Body Powder Mitts. Now no
Prices include 1000 tdr Whsre applicable.
W&L-Toiletries Aises IA and 16, First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Rodios Reduced

Decca Portable Photographs. Eectrlc, simulated
leather case Detachable speaker. Were $76l5
Now S'S.0o
2 Portable monographs. Play 10 in. or II in
records Less than Y price Now----------$S.95
4 Automatic Electric monographs. Simulated
leather cases. Less than u price. Now s147S
Hand-wind Photographs. Less than n price.
NOW @''''
Electric Photographs Walnut veneer cases.
Less than u price. Now $11.75
1 Brunswick Console Radio ph0nograph. Equipped
with FIN automatic record changer. Mahogany
cabinet Less than Il price Now -$169.95
1 Bendix Radio. Phantom dial. Mahogany veneer
cabinet Was $79.95. Now 9.95
Il priee Now $3.50
200 Pieces Sheet Music. Assorted. Less than II
price. Now So
WSzI=Radio and Music Galleries Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
White Suede Pumps, $8.s5<
We're SIPS to SI4.9S

rs Pairs fine white suede pumps and ties, white
and white and brown calf.
10 Pairs Pumps, suede in white with brown, red or
blue. Less than half price, Now----------$10.S5
80 Pairs Black Suede black mesh, patent, red calf
in pump and sandal style. Were SLABS to $22.S6.
Now Observation-Disclosures $10.85
$50 Pairs Red, white and black ballet shoes. Less
than half price. Now----------------------
80 Pairs Raffia Playshoes in natural green, brown,
red and tweed. Less than half price. Now 1895
W&L-Women's Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Misses Wool Suits, Wool Goats
Untrimmed and Fur trimmed
GreotIv Reduced

3 Fitted Wool Goats, tie-belt braid-trim.
Gray Size IL. Less than " price. Now,
$19.95
q Untrimmed Wool Suits, including Chester
fields, belted and unbelted great coats, cos
tune coats in princess and belted styles.
Imported tweeds, wool suede, needlepoint
and eaners hair included in the group.
Broken colors, broken misses sizes. Less
than u price. Now $500
Fur trimmed Wool Coots
Fitted Coats with Basserick Collars. Black
only. Sizes 241a, 261a, 2sl2. Less than z
80 N,u $35
pr1ce. ~"o
3 Box Coats, wool, with Persian Lamb Coz
lars Black. size 24la; green in sizes lo12
and 1872. Less than Il price. Now SSo
/ Fitted Wool Coat with Persian Lamb Collar,
and binding, Jet buttons. Black. Size io:
Less than u price. Now--------------$Ss $Ss
=
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Suits Greatly Reduced

Suits Greatly Reduced
Novelty Stripe Tailored Wool Suits brown
with gold, black with blue or red Sizes 10,
IL, 16, 18. Less than " price. Now $2s.75
Tailored Suit, wool gabardine. Size 16
was sao 7s Now S29. IS
2 Wool Gabardine Suits, braid trimmed.
Coral. Sizes IL and IA. Less than u price
Now S29.75
l Tailored Cardigan Wool Suit, 3-button
front Red Size 18. Was 500. Now $50
1 Gray Flannel Striped Suit, buttoned at
waistline. Size is. Was 500. Now $50
Untrimmed Wool Coots
Fitted Dress Coats. braid trim. Green. size
IS. Gray, size g. Brown, sizes II and l3.
Less than u price. Now--------------- $40
1 Brown Wool Chesterfield, size 1872 Less
than y price. Now
2 Shortie Goats, single and double-breasted.
Gray Sizes IL and "a. Less than " price.
Now 1895
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Evening star., 1947-07-24

2s Rayon Dresses, including rayon crepes
and rayon jerseys. Black, gray, blue and
prints. Sizes 16 to AZ and 14l2, 161a and
2oEa to 2412. Less than u price. Now, $9.75
20 womens Dresses In q group including
black rayon satin afternoon dresses black
rayon crepes, rayon prints and some linen
suits Sizes Is to SO. a.. and broken half
Sizes Were s22.s5 and much more.
2S Womens Rayon Crepe Dresses In black,
gray brown, purple Sizes Is to a, and
bSoken half-sizes. Less than Y price
Now $22.25
II Women's Rayon Crepe Dresses in black,
brown and prints. Broken women's sizes
and women's half-si0es Were $49.75 and
much more Now ow----$3 $37.25
Black Rayon Crepe Dresses. Sizes 1872,
46. So Less than y price. Now-----$47.50
Kayon Crepe Dresses, black, gray, beige.
Sizes l8, 20, S8. Less than " price
e~Y ird
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Little Girls Dresses, $1.95

Were S2.95 and more
rs Dresses of cotton rayon and spun rayon. Assor-
ted colors Sizes to 6x.
40 Cotton Sundresses in flower prints. Sizes to Ok
Were $1s5 Now -----9 95c
w&L-Juvenile Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-24

Less than half Price
$50 Summer Dresses. one and two-piece styles,
cotton, spun rayon, cotton mesh and rayon crepes
Also group of maternity dresses in rayon and cot
ton materials and maternity printed blouses and
black wool maternity skirts.
zoo Summer Dresses in classic tailored styles also
semi -dressy crepe gabardines and cottons. Less
than half-price.
w&I-Inexpensve Dresses Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Beach Clothes, $3.95
Less than V PRICE

rs Pieces Of beach clothes in shorts halters play
SUITS pedal pushers and jackets, midrins ana
shorts, assorted colors and sizes.
"a One Piece Sports Dresses white. aqua and PUNK.
Sizes 10 to 16. Less than half price. Now--$16sS
IS Denim Play Clothes including two-piece shorts
and halters, two piece midrif and skirts. sizes
10 to 49, Less than half price. Now-------N
50 Sport Skrts cotton and rayon In assorted colors
sises 10 to a. Less than half-price Now
lo2 Rayon and Cotton Sports Dresses In assorted
colors. Sizes 10 to 1S Were s1osS ana $40.
Now $595
80 Cotton Black and Yellow Plaid Blouses. Sizes
10 to 16. Less than half price. Now -----N $3.50
81 Rayon Summer Tucked Skirts, white pink. lime
Sizes 10 to is. Less than half price. Now $7.SS
-sportswear, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
lnfonts' Furniture and
CIothino Reduced

IL Maple Finished Hardwood Toy Chests. Less
than II price. Now s4'SS
17s Twopece F1anneiIete Pajamas, striped in plain
white. Sizes 2, 8, or T. Were 1928 NOW Sl'os
81 White Cotton Sunsuits machine embroidered in
red or blue Sizes and 3. Were $2.25. Now. S145
, "a Waterproof Pants, medium size. Less than u
nri,e Now -25c
W&L=The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Teen Age Sportsweor 81

Less than Y Prize
100 pieces in group including cotton shorts, cotton
pedal p,lshers, cotton and rayon playsuits, few
with skirts Sizes 10 to H.
$50 Teen Age Blouses white rayon, and some white
rayon dickeys Sizes 10 to IL. Less than 12-prce
Now 5Vc
$50 Pieces Teen-Age Apparel in group including
white wool blazers, glen check wool battle Jackets
cotton and rayon dresses. Teen-age sizes. Were
S1995 and more Now Now---------------------$2.9
w&L-Teen-Age Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Exceptional Reductions
Junior Misses Houseeoots,
NesIisees, Slips and
Brossieres Reduced

40 Tailored Rayon Slips with adjustable straps.
Tearose Size H. Were $2l0 Now s1.45
Is Rayon and Cotton Lace Brassieres in sizes 80
and SO. Were $1.75. Now Now------------------S5 csc
rs Cotton Seersucker Housecoats with square neck
line and white eyelet trim Red or blue checks.
Sizes II to IT. Less than u price. Now ss.ss
20 Sheer Rayon Negligees with cotton lace trim,
and set-in belt Eggshell color. Sizes II to II.
Were $5.95. Now------- 1895