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HARD
Of HEARING
Whot You Wont Most
Is Better Heorinq

s'
Your hearing is too importunt 10
you 10 oeeept anything less thon
the best.
So you'll won't to osk about any
heorins oid--
Who makes it?
What do they know about hear.
ing?
How good is their instrument.
The Aid we believe offers the /
greatest help in hearing is the
Western Electric Model 81 Hearing
Aid, which is designed by Bell
Telephone Laboratories, designers
Of the fumilior Bell Telephone. Il
is manufactured BY Western Elec-
trio, makers Of the Bell Telephone
since 1882 ond the Nations largest
producer Of communications ond
eleetronic equipment.
Hearing is truly their business.
When they produce q hearing aid
you know il will give you better
heorine at o lower cost.
Write or phone. for further IN
formation.
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, Please send me free copy |
! of Guide to Full Color"
Hearing.
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Grams, northwest corner at Four
teenth street; Catholic War Vet
Grams Auxiliary, north side near De-
partmental Auditorium; Women's
Army Relief Corps, north side near
Twelfth street; Children of the
Confederacy, south side near Tenth
street.
Other Assignments Made.
Also:
Gen. Beck Circle, Ladies of the
G. A. r., south side at Ninth street;
Irish War Veterans. northwest cor
ner at Seventh street; Mussey Tent,
Daughters of Union Veterans, north
west corner at Sixth street; Sons of
Union Veterans Auxiliary, north
west corner of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue; American Le-
gion Auxiliary, northeast corner of
the avenue at Eighth street; Daugh-
tiers of Colonial Wars, south side
near Tenth street. ladies' Auxiliary
Evening star., 1947-04-27
AIemon's Quiet Rise to Power
Unusual in Turbulent Mexico
Copies Gen. Comocho
In War on IIIiterucy;
Friendly Toward U. S.

Unlike some of his blood-and-
thunder predecessors, Miguel Ale
mans rise to Mexico's presidency
was as democratic as any achieved
by his north of -the-border counter
parts.
From lawyer to jurist and up
through government ranks, the son
of Mexican revolutionary general
fought his political battles without
bullets and became Mexico's first
civilian president since 1911.
Now only 43, he occupied Fed
eral Court of Appeals bench before
he was 30, next was elected to the
Senate from his native Veracruz,
and from 1886 to 1910 served as gov
ernor of that state.
It was in the latter role that his
progressive leanings, fashioned after
the model of President Cardenas'
revolutionary regime, were actively
put to work. He put his state out
in front in farming, in road and
school building and in improved
labor conditions.
Directed Camacho Campaign.
Through the effective expedient of
directing Gen. Manuel Avila Ca
macho's presidential campaign, Mr..
Aleman moved another step toward
the top. In 1910 he became Min
lister of the Interior, at 38, the young
est member of the cabinet, and a
thoroughgoing exponent of Gen.
Camacho's program to enlighten the
masses.
Swept into the highest Office by a
big majority last year, Mr.. Aleman
surrounded himself with a high
caliber civilian cabinet and set out
to do the things his doctrines had
promised.
He is carrying on Gen. Camacho's
war on illiteracy-building rural
schools, favoring higher salaries and
better training for teachers and in
tensifed technical education for
young MeXicans.
In the development of natural and
economic resources, he is aiming for
a new industrialized Mexico.
More machinery on the farm and
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Mexican Embassy in honor ol
President and Mrs. Truman.
10 P. M.-Receives members oi
diplomatic corps and others al
Mexican Embassy.
Thursday.
1890 P. M.-Addresses a joint ses-
sion of Congress.
1:30 P. M-Has luncheon aboard
the Presidential yacht, Williams
burg.
3 P. M.-Visits Mount Vernon.
S P. M.-Holds press conference al
Blair-Lee House.
8 P. M.-Attends small dinner al
the White House.
II midnight-Leaves by train fol
New York.
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AIenun
Continued From First Page)

retary of Foreign Affairs Jaime
Torres Bodet. Secretary of Finance
Ramon Beteta, DR.. Jorge Viesca,
private secretary; DR.. Rafael Fuen-
tes, chief of protocol; 1t. Gen.
Leobardo Ruiz, military aide; Rear
Admiral Ignacio Garcia Jurado,
naval aide; DR.. Enrique PARA, spe-
cial assistant; Maj. Manuel Martinez
Castro, assistant military aide, and
DR.. Carlos Soto Maynez, physician.
Americans i'm Party. n
The United States members of the
party will be Ambassador Walter
Thurston, Stanley Woodward, State
Department chief of protocol; 1t.
Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, military
aide. Rear Admiral James Cary
Jones, naval aide, and Robert
Breckenridge, assistant protocol
officer.
Mexican Ambassador Antonio
Espinosa de los Monteros will join
the party on its arrival here.
President Truman, members Of
the cabinet and other high officials
will welcome President Aleman on
his arrival at Washington National
Airport at pm. Tuesday. The
event will be covered by television.
A 21-gun salute will be fired, and
other military honors will be ac-
corded by the Army Band and ele-
ments of the 82d Airborne Division.
Mr.. Truman's message of greeting
and Mr.. Aleman's response will be
broadcast. Thereafter, the official
party will leave for downtown
Washington in a motorcade. The
two Presidents will ride together in
an open automobile.
AS he enters Washington over
the Memorial Bridge, President
Aleman will pass under a large
Mexican flag and a welcoming ban
ner suspended between two fire de-
partment eXtension-ladder trucks
forming an inverted "V"
Moving down Constitution avenue
to Sixth street. the distinguished
visitor will find colorful placards
of welcome, with wording in Eng
glish and Spanish, attached to
lampposts. American and Mexican
flags will fly from brackets on the
posts.
Youngsters to Wave Flags.
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and other
youngsters will wave American and
Mexican flags as the motorcade
passes.
The 10000 small Mexican flags
obtained for the occasion will be
distributed through the Scout or
ganizations and the junior and
senior high schools.
Eighteen bands will be spotted
along the route. High school ca
diets, veterans groups and other Or
ganizations will line the avenues in
uniformed array. There will be
dozens of color guards present
Army Air Forces B-20s and P-80s
will pass over the route.
At Sixth street, the motorcade
will turn north to enter Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Ceremony at District Building.
The civic welcome will center in
front of the District Building. There
an entertainment program, pro-
duced by Gene Ford of the Capitol
Theater, will begin at pm, well
In advance of arrival of the official
party. Band music, introduction
of personalities, Mexican hat dance
and appropriate songs by Connie
Kruezer and Gene Archer will be
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Tabernacle Choir Plans
Recital for Australian
By the Associated Press

SALT LAKE CITY, April 26.-
Cyril jenkins, Australian composer
of choral music, will be honored to-
morrow by special recital of his
works by the Mormon Tabernacle
Choir.
Mr.. Jenkins, who is en- route from
Melbourne to Cincinnati, said he was
so impressed by recording of his
Hymn to the Soul by the Taber-
nacle Choir that he stopped to hear
the singers in person.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Communist Official
Faces Greek Action
As Guerrilla Leader
BIZ the A,seeiated Pfsss

ATHENS, April 26.-Nicholas "a.
chariades, secretary general of the
- Greek Communist Party who has
had freedom Of movement in Athens
& and Greece throughout the coun-
''try's troubles with warning leftist
bands, was threatened for the first
time today with being declared a
fugitive. {
? Napoleon Zervas, Minister of Pub
lie Order, said If reports were true
that Zachariades had gone into the
mountains and taken command of
guerrilla bands, he would be con-
sidered a common criminal and
price would be placed on his head.
Reported Actively Fighting.
The minister's statement was
made after two newspapers and the
Ministry Of Public Order had re-
ported that Zachariades was now
actively fighting with the guerri1las.
The ministry said the report was
without confirmation.
p The conservative paper Embos
said Zachariades, recently returned
from trip to Yugoslavia, had taken
command Of large band Just south
OF Grevena in order to bolster the
morale of leftists who were re-
ported suffering serious losses in
the governments northern often
= sive.
The liberal paper Vima carried a
similar report. Embros said Zach
ariades had replaced Gen Markos"
as the guerrilla chieftain. 1t was
recalled here that there has been
rivalry between ''Markos" and Zach
= ariades for control of Greek Com
mur1ists who have been reported
fighting among themselves in some
areas.
whereabouts Unknown.
Exact whereabouts of the Com
munist secretary general has not
been known for several days since
he was summoned to appear before
q magistrate in connection with a
libel charge involving the assassina-
tion in Salonika on March 20 of
John zevgos, former Communist
minister of agriculture. The Greek
Communist Politburg said on April
IL that Zachariades was in hiding
and would not answer the summons
to appear for interrogation.
y A confidential Allied report re-
Gently was disclosed to have listed
Zachariades as one of the members
of super-state directorate guiding
military operations and propaganda
in the Balkans. Georgi Dimitrov,
Communist premier of Bulgaria,
who also was listed in the direc-
torate, has strongly denied the re-
port.
The government today called up
5000 trained men between the ages
of % and 40 to reinforce the gen.
darmerie.
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Infonts' Wear Reduced

100 Cotton Knit Training Pants in sizes 2,
and T. Were soc and CSC. Now----- 35c
$50 China Cups in white with nursery de-
signs. Were SOC. Now ------------- 10c
rs Rayon Pajama Bags in pink or blue
Were $2.95. Now SOC
Novelty Pillows in pink or blue rayon.
Were $3.95. Now-------------- CSC
5S Sachet Hangers IN pink or blue Were
~ Rayon Plush Balls. Were $225. Now 500
2 Rayon Plush Horses in pink and white.
Were $7.95. Now oW----------------.- $Z.95
IL Hot Water Bags with rayon cover Were
$295.
16 Thermo Plastic Seat Cushions. Were 81.
Now 25c
10 Sets Of Thermo Plastic Crib Bumpers.
Were IS. Now ow--------- $1.50
Rayon Crepe Sacques in blue with cotton
net trim We're $425 Now w---, CSC
100 Infants Cotton Knit Gowns. Were 81.
Now --,.,-~--.-- --.------------..-- SOC
"a Cotton Knit Cardigans in sizes to T. Yel-
low. white and aqua. Were $2.95. Nowe$125
IL Pairs of White Baby Shoes with hard sole.
Size 8. Were $4.65. Now w------------- S125
2 Two-way High Chairs of hardwood with
simulated leather upholstery. As are. Were
$18.95 to $25. Now ow----------$l $l0.95
l Hardwood Play Pen. AS Is. Was 1924.
Now S595
IS High Chair Pads, red and blue. Were
$1.56-$195 Now SOC
IS High Chair Pads pink and blue. Were
$2.25 to $255. $1.25
W&L-The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
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Women's Hond-sewn Kid
skin Shortie Gloves, $3.50

Were $3.50
SAT pairs in black or white with white
stitching. Sizes 81 and 6.
81 Pairs Of Cotton String Shorties In pink,
blue and white. Small, medium and large
Sizes Were $195 Now-- S1.45
81 Pairs Of Suede Pullons In plaids and
stripes Assorted colors. Small, medium and
large sizes. Were So Now .---------, $3.95
IL Pairs Of Hand-sewn White COttons in
shortie and 6-button lengths. Sizes 6 and
6E Were SO. Now-------s1-------- $1.85
Pairs Of Hand -crocheted Wool Mittens
in pink and blue. Were 81 Now S1.50
IA Pairs Of Misses and Children's Mittens
of 929o cotton and 80 rayon. Blue and
white. Small, medium and large. Were ST.
NOW --------- zoe
Pairs Of Wool Mittens with hand-crocheted
palm. Assorted colors Medium size. Were
10 Pairs of Childrens Mittens with red
leather palm and baby lambswool back.
Fleece lining. Sizes 3, and 5. Were 1910.
Now 81
so Pairs of White Hand-sewn Cott0ns in an
8-button length Size 61a. Were So Now, S1.50
W&L-Gloves, Aisle 18, First Floor
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Junior Misses Wool
Sweaters, $2.15

Were 53.95 and S5.95
200 slip-ons and cardigans in attrac-
tive colors. Sizes "a to 40.
100 Rayon Crepe and Cotton Blouses in tai
lored and dressy styles. White. Sizes 80 to
3s. Were 1895 and $595. Now - $3.50
60 Cotton Twill Raincoats in boxy style
Blue, gold, and natural Sizes to Is. Were
$lo.50. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S5.95
Is Wool Coats and Suits including tailored
and short-jacket suits and fitted or boxy
coats. Checks plaids and dark colors. Sizes
to Is. Were $2975 to $45. NowS SIS
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Pictures, Mirrors Reduced

Large Mirror with green and white frame.
Large Mirrors with white lace-effec frames.
Were $50. Now $25
! Unframed Mirror. Was $1150. Now, $5.75
Large Easel Mirrors for vanity tables. Were
S35. SIS
Shadow Box Bracket. Was $50 Now, $3.50
Shadow Box Bracket. Was s75. Now, $3.50
/ Painting on a Reverse Mirror. Was S45.
Now -- -- -- SIS
1 Original Oil Painting. Was $780, Now, $40
Large Pictures of Modern Birds. Was S39.
Now --- SIS
2 Large Original Water Colors of Chinese
figures. Were $40. Now -----S3 S35
Pictures of Figures. Mirrored frame. Were
$50 Now $50
l Large Picture-Modern Horse. Was S65.
Process Oils-Flowers. Were SIS. Now, IS
! Process Oil-Major Biddle Was S. Now,
$3.50
! Process Oil-PauI Was $3.50. Now-$1.75
Process Oil-Tea Time. Was $1s. Now--$5
Wooden Frames, easel type. 3Ax4A.
Double. Were $780, Now-- So
Wooden Frames, easel type. 3Ax4A.
Triple. Were $3.50. Now-$2.2s
w&L-Pctures and Mirrors, Seventh Floor
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Art Needlework Reduced

/ Paragon Cosss sftch W.
Of Pago IL
Including
in wnhb
white
BernCo
6c.N
Of In
TutedR eand with cdo
2omt
Now ncrud AK
$50
Now
w&l-AtN Needewo Floor Elevator
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses Designer Wool
Suits Reduced

Two-piece Suits with fayon-taffeta-li Lined
long coats. Black and navy. Sizes 10, IL, IA,
16 and 49, Were $8975. Now -$63.75
l Two-piece Suit in black with braid trim.
1 Two piece Suit with short jacket. Size 16.
Was SITS Now S86.25
1 Two-piece Suit in navy with bolero jacket.
Size 12. Was S165. Now $12375
Costume Suits in navy and black with print
top Sizes IL and 16. Were $215. Now, $142
2 Three piece Suits in black with printed silk
blouse Sizes IL, IA and Is. Were s195. Now,
$14625
W&L-Misses Dresses, Third Floor
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ToiIetries Greatly Reduced

90 initiated Plastic Compacts small ana
round. Were $1.95 Now--------------Sl
20 initiated Plastic Compacts, large and
round. Were $2.25. NoW---------------$l
~ Square Petticoat Girl initiated Plastic
Compaets. Were $295. Now
26 Boxes of Parfait Soap containing cakes.
Were $3.50.
4S Bottles Of Skin Freshener. Were $120.
Is Bottles Of Perfume. Were 81 40. NOW, $1.2O
50 Bottles Of Imperial Russo Essence Were
$4.20. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $l.2o
36 Bottles Of Congo Eau de Parfum, 4-ounce.
uore g 6O Now 81, 80
Prices include 2O9o tar where applicable.
W6L-Toiletries Aisles IA and 16, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
GirdIes, Pontie GirdIes
Reduced More Than "

IL Lightweight Girdles Of cotton and rayon
batiste with elastic panels. Sizes rs, 26
and 27. Were $3.50 Now SOC
so Roll-on Girdles of knit cotton and rayon
Small size Also rayon satin bust pads
In tearose and white Were 81 to $2.95.
Now ------.- ESQ
20 Girdles and Pantie Girdles Of knit cot
ton and rayon. Tearose and white. Small
and medium sizes. Were $295. Now ---- 81
10 Side-hook Girdles of cotton batiste with
elastic panels. Firmly boned. Sizes 27 and
49, Were $3.50. Now w-----------------S1 S1.95
10 Rayon Satin and Elastic Girdles, firmly
boned Sizes 81, 80 and 49, Were $3.50.
Now S295
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor
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Women's Dresses
Greatly Reduced

A group Of dresses in aqua, black, blue,
gray, green, navy, brown, cyclamen
and wine. Sizes Is to 46, 48 to So, 1914
to 261a and 4619 to 501a in the group.
10 were 1855 to $35. Now------------S775
81 were $1695 to $3s75. Now----$975
19 were 1897 to $6975. Now------S2 S2225
Is were $6975 to $89.75. -s2950
IA were $75 to $8975. Now -S4450
W&I-Womens Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses, Women's Shorter Goats, s4o75
.eree S69.75 to SI35

" 70
-size ecoatsn
s7s75 Now ss5
Of
Were -
in ckandb
in 95
-
n blacan o
W&I- sand Womns sCosT
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Misses Better BIouses,
$74.75 We're SIPS to s49.7S

60 silk, rayon and wool blouses with
Jewel, bow, small collar and mandarin
necklines. Lace, sequin and hand
painted trims. White, pink, fuchsia,
royal and navy. Sizes 81 to 3S.
IS Rayon Crepe and Poplin Blouses with
mandarian, jewel and small-collar neck
lines White and gray. Sizes 20 to 20. Were
$1095. Now ------------- --------- 1918
IL Rayon Crepe and Jersey Blouses in plain
colors and prints. White, pink and beige.
Sizes 80 to 36. Were s12,95 to 1895.
Now SS75
% Silk, Rayon Crepe and Wool Blouses with
Jewel and collared necklines. White, aqua,
royal and gold. Sizes 80 to 49, Were sl6e5
to $2475. Now -$lO.75
W&I-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses Formal Wear
Greatly Reduced

A group Of dinner gowns, bridal gowns
and formal frocks in rayon crepe, faille
and lace combinations. Black, white,
prints and pastels. Misses sizes.
S-were $685. Now w-- $1875
2-were 500 IS to $135. Now----------$4 $445o
2-were s1e5 Now S7125
3-were $3.50 to 1926. Now--------$ $3.50
3-were s275 to s2e5. Now $3.50
2-were $295. Now .------ S142
W&L-The Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses Sportsweor Greatly Reduced

n Sizes
rs2a75to
suits
d,her n
Ora Wool in l o ow
nwihwh
8 % o ow
Of
gray, ohan t. w
with
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Girls Dresses, $2.95
We're S4.95 to S6.95

IS cotton dresses in prints, stripes and
solid col0rs. Brown, blue, wine and
pink. Sizes to IA.
50 Wool Skirts in plaids and solid colors
Pleated and gored styles. Sizes to a.
Were 1896 to s5.95. .Now------ S2.95
10e Wool Skirts In assorted styles. Brown,
navy, red, green and light blue Were s795
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Cotton Housedresses, ST

Were SI.95 to S4.I5
al housedresses in printed floral
design. Choice of background colors.
Sizes IL to Al.
3l3 Cotton Aprons in stripes, floral designs
and plain colors. Half-apron or bib styles.
Were $1s5 to s5.95. Now- 81
o. Nurses Uniforms IN white poplin Misses
and women's Sizes Were $5.95 to $8s5. Now,
$3.50
% Maids Caps in all white or with black
rayon satin ribbon on colored band trim.
W&I-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Foor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Women's Royon Crepe
Dinner Gowns Reduced

A group of dinner gowns in rayOn
crepe, some lace-trimmed. Black, navy,
rose, blue, chartreuse, white and pas
tells. Sizes 16 to A.
FL. Were s22.s5 to $25. Now-- 1913
7, Were s49,75 to sos. Now 1850
2. Were $50. rs and 500. Now--S42.5O 50
3. Were S89.75. Now w.$6 $6725
WSsI-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses Fall Dresses, $40

" ere JI4To
so rayon crepe dresses featuring the
new length in classic and semi-dressy
styles. Solid col0rs and twO-tone COM
binations. Black, brown, gray, green
and blue. Sizes IL to 20, 161a to 241a
and 80 to "A in the group.
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
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Slightly Irregular kyIon
Hose, $1.15

If perfect, vouid BIZ S35
24O pairs of nylons with slight irregu-
larities. Shade of tan. Sizes S19 to
1Oa.
120 Fairs Of Little Womens Rayon Hose in
tan. Sizes 8la to s1z. Were Csc. Now,
Pairs for 81
IS Pairs Of Cotton AnkIets In assorted plaids.
Broken sizes. Were CSC. Now Soc
W&I=Hosierv Aisle II, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses Designer Dresses
Reduced

A group of rayon crepe dresses suitable
for dfessy and after-five occasions.
3 Black Lace and Crepe Dresses in sizes 10,
IA and is. Were $135. Now 49, $101.25
2 Sheer Crepes in navy and black. Sizes Is
and 49, Were $135. Now ow--------$101.25
Black Crepes with lace bodice and bolero
Sizes 10, IL and 1s. Were $3.50. Now, $112.56
Crepe Dresses with TERED skirt. Navy and
black. Sizes IA, 16 and 49, Were $195. Now,
$146.25
/ Black Chiffon in size H. Was $225. Now,
$16S.75
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Gifts-Less than " price

SlttS-6SSS tuou " PIlSS
IL California Pottery Roosters. Were SIS.
NOW -$S.oV
California Pottery Flower Pots. Were $40.
California Pottery Cornucopia Vases. Were
8 Plastic and Wood Magazine Racks. Were
$14.95. Now
8 Plastic and Wood Waste Baskets. Were
$1395. Now $3.95
6 Glass and Wood Serving Trays. Were
Slf.ou. NOW ------- ---- %
22 Wood What-not Cabinets with miniature
plastic furniture Were S. Now 81
80 Pretzel or Pickle Jars. Were $3.50 to $3.50.
Now - ~, .-- ----------. 81
rs Aluminium Centerpiece Trees. Were IS
to $40. Now Observation-Disclosures So
Al Pieces Of Pottery Fruit. Were $3.50 and
". NOW ouo
W&L-The Gift Shop, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Junior Misses and
Teen-oge Hats, soc

Were S3.95 and more
$50 wool felt hats in cloche, beret,
and pastels. Also included are sequin
beaded head-bands, flowers and hair
ornaments.
W&L-Junior Misses Millinery, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Mems Pojomos $3.65

60 pairs of rayon pajamas in bright
stripes. Sizes A, B, C and D.
IS Beverage Shakers of silver plate over
heavy gauge meal. Pint size Were S. Now
including 20%o tax ------.- $1.SO
81 Dunhill Swinging Non-tilt Beverage
Trays Of lucite with glass bottom. large
size Were $3.50. Now $2.95
% small size. Were $40. Now------$195
W6L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27

ChiIdren's Cotton Socks,
15e-2 pairs for 25e
Were 72c
1000 pairs of 5s-length cotton socks
In brown, royal ant. navy. Elastic Top.
Sizes 6 to 812.
w&L-Children's Hose, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27

Shos- -textured Wool Rugs
Rose, beige and green. Not all colors in all
sizes.
2-2x4. Were $3.50. Now----------s7.S5
2-24x4o. Were $3.50. Now------------$s.s5
2-27x4S. Were $1I95. Now--------S4.s5
1-s'3"x12' in rose Was $12325. Now $3.50
1-sx12, in green. Was $125.9o. Now $3.50
1-s'x1s'6". in green. Was $751;. Now. $1o7.5o
I-9'x1o'6", in beige Was $11760. Now, $S4.50
Loop. Twist and Shog Cotton Rugs
Ovals and oblongs in pastel and deep oolors.
14-soxso. Were sl7.5o: Now s11.s5
3-sx4. Were $10e5. Now--------$s95
8-2x3 Were $7.s5. Now-------------S55o
s-27x4s. Were $11s5. Now-----$4s5
4-x6. Were $3.50. $685.
1-9x12, In rose. Was $1o8 Now------$595 80
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Little Girls Dresses, $2.o5
Were S3.95

Were S395
IS cotton dresses in striped and print
patterns. Sizes to 6.
Is Spun Rayon Jumpers in blue with en-
broidered pockets. Sizes to 6. Were $795.
Now 1895
Is Cotton Polo Shirts in blue, white and yel-
low. Were $165. Size 2. Now $50
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Misses kyIon Sports
Outfits, S. Wsrs slS

IL nylon hooded jacket and trousers
treated to resist water. Green, blue or
red. Small, medium and large sizes.
W&L-Umbrellas, Aisle IA. First Floor
Evening star., 1947-11-27

We're y69.75 to y95
Included In the group of 22 are:
Tailored, dressmaker and master
tailored suits. Wool including crepes
and gabardines. Aqua, beige, gray,
pink, green, blue and black. Also
stripes. Misses sizes. 4 suits in half
sizes from 1917 to 1612.
Wool Tweed Suits in semi-tailored styles.
Sizes IL to 20. Were $49.75. Now SIS
W&I-Misses, Suits Third Floor