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The union times., 1947-10-18
New Deal Return
 Will Avoid War Sen. Pepper Says
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(Continued from Page One) all nations cease interference with the economic and political affairs of other nations and cease to do so at specified time. That any and all aid be extended through the LIN alone.
 z. Let the U. S. propose at the London 4-power conference mak- ing a single unit of Germany a first and primary point on the agenda. (Pepper said: s'I don't want to see another war-or make the mistake of building up a power that twice brought us into war in my life time.'')
 8. Let the U. s. push for compile ton of the German and Japanese peace treaties.
 9. If such cooperation can be at- tained, then LIN will take up the burden of mankind and carry on to a better world.
 After listing this program, Pepper said that while peace doesn't begin or end at home, in my heart I be- ieve we'll never begin to have perma- nant peace until we send to the capitol at Washington the kind of people that Franklin D. Roosevelt led there."
The union times., 1947-10-18
Leaders Favor
 Consumer Co-ops

Washington (LPA)-Support for consumer cooperatives was enthusias- tically voiced this week in Washing ton by 170 officers of over 60 local AFL, CIO and independent unions at a dinner sponsored by the Fi1ene CO., operative department store now being built in Arlington, Virginia.
 The dinner was the largest gather ing of local union officers ever to come together in the greater Washington area in support of cooperatives. The Central Labor Union of Washington has asked each of its member unions to set up three-man coop committee to work with the cooperatives in Washington, which already include grocery super-markets, credit unions, a medical care coop, radio station, and recreation center.
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The union times., 1947-10-18
Calling 'Em Straight
By Ed Hughes

Is organized baseball the national pastime and if has become national alteration? Has this simple, healthy sport your kid days hypnozed nation into acting baseball is important thing in life? Looks
The union times., 1947-10-18

BUT WHY NOT?
 When the Dodgers won the National pennant Brooklyn's borough president declared a citywide holiday. Dodger players were paraded through the streets like conquering heroes. The populace went completely nuts and was proud of it. Bands blared. The town broke out in red, white, and blue bunting and cascades of paper flakes from office buildings.
 There were explosive ceremonies on the steps of Borough Hall. The borough president ecstatically intro duced each Dodger, showered him with praise and presented gift. The National League pennant was jerked to the mast atop Borough Hall. Thou sands of Brook1ynites thundered in a frenzy of glee. The over-subscribed Dodger business office returned $3 million worth of applications for world series seats. A dyed-in-the-hesh Dodg- CT rooter proudly exhibited his tat tooed arms. Every Dodgers name was emblazoned on lem.
 Baseball also took a salute from seat of higher learning, Brooklyn College. Its faculty council, presi. dent Harry D. Cedeonse presiding. passed the following daffy resolu- ton:
 "The demonstration of superior skill and team play of the Dodgers is akin to the attaining of a degree such as Master of the Art of Baseball, if not Doctor of the Phenomenal" Heady wine, this baseball.
 TOO MANY
 Baseball is typihed by a muscular square-j jawed guy with a mace. A Queen would be better. Fandom's mad devotion to baseball then would make some sense. Figuratively speaking, this season has developed into one-sided betting party. There's been an orgy of the faithful bearing gifts at least an auto, for their heroes in monkey suits.
 Ball players can't find space to park all their cars Some pedd1e them or give them away One noted performer sold a machine the very afternoon the fans un1oaded it on, him. Another diamond star collected five cars in one season, which is par for the course.
 However, idolatry of ballplayers marked its zenith at Fenway Park, Boston, this summer. Idolizing fans heaped $25,0O worth of offerings
The union times., 1947-10-18
Rent Control
 Law Even Worse Than Expected
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rents will go up 159o, and Klamath County, region where rents will rise 109o.
 Immediately on announcement of the Creedon interpretion of the law, with the first 59o rent boost, President Harvey w. Brown of the International Association of Ma chinists, called upon Truman to dis miss CreedOn. ''Mr. Creedon has indicated by his action that he in- tends to rubber stamp any recOm- mendation presented to him by a local rent advisory board, regardless of the procedure followed or the merits of the case," Brown charged.
 Meanwhile, the National Associa- ton of Real Estate Boards fired the opening gun in its fight to get all rent controls wiped off the books when the present law expires on February 20, 1948. The Retailers Washington Com mittee of the National Association of Real Estate Boards is proposing that 'the next logical step to complete the wiping away of the housing shortage is rent decontrol. The NAREB's 10th convention opens in San Francisco November 9.
The union times., 1947-10-18
Martin Tips His Hat To Democrats


 WASHINGTON - (FP) = Set ting out on a speaking tour designed Ito talk about the 80th Congress, House Speaker Joseph Martin (R., Mass.) gave congressional Democrats equal credit with Republicans for passage of the Taft-Hartley labor law.
 In a speech prepared for delivery before Wisconsin Republicans in Mil waukee, Martin said "a courageous Congress disregarded partisanship and enacted the legislation over the veto of the President. In passing this legislation a majority of the Demo crats in the Senate and House joined the Republicans in providing two- thirds vote."
The union times., 1947-10-18
First I'll Hearing Won By Union

Washington (LPA) - The first NLRB hearing under the Taft-Hart- ley law ended last week with a deci- sion in favor of the Textile Workers Union. The Linwood Cotton Mills of Lafayette, Georgia, agreed to rehire two men fired for union activity and to cease and desist from supporting the independent union and interfering with the union. Settlement will be made without further Board action; the amount of back pay the men are to get still hasn't been decided.
The union times., 1947-10-18
CARTOONS AVAILABLE

New York (LPA) Y Cartoons for use i'll mimeographed papers and leaf lets are now being offered free oi charge to anyone in the labor move ment with a need for such material The cartoons, to promote good will among American workers of all races and religions, are put out in stencil form and may be obtained by writing to National Labor Service, 386 Fourth Ave-, New York 16, NY.
The union times., 1947-10-18
Taft-Hartley Tests Await Supreme Court

Washington (LPA) = Legal tests of the Taft-Hart1ey law are listed high among the 400 cases pending be- fore the Supreme Court but there was no indication when a decision might be reached on any of them.
 Cases pending include the right of foremen to bargain collectively, use of injunctions and the collective bar gaining right of union which the employer contends does not represent a majority.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Mems and Wonen's S
ToiIetries, Reduced

- Bottles Of After Shave Lotion, 4-ounce. Were
"a Bottles Of After Shave Lotion, s-ounce Were
$40 Now s210
20 Wooden Shave Bowls less than u price. Now.
35c
IL Bottles Of Shameless Eau de Parfum 4-ounce
Were $4.20. Now Observation-Disclosures $210
Is Bottles Of Shameless Eau de Parfum 2-oance
less than u price Now S12O
SO Bottles Of Cologne. Were $40 and Sc. Now,
$1.20 and S.
4S Petticoat Girl Compacts. Were ST. Now, Soc
20 Large Round Ziegfeld Compacts. Were $685.
Sc Rattail Combs in amber and clear colors Were
20 Zodiac Compacts, less than u price Now S1.50
Sc Jars OF Dry Skin Cleanser, less than u price
Now - 500
36 Jars of Dry Skin Night Cream, less than u
price. Now ------------ 60c
80 Bottles Of Skin Freshener. Were $120 Now,
zoe
80 Bottles of Hand Lotion. Were s12o Now soc
IS Jars of Deodorant less than "a price Now soc
Prices include 20qo tax where applicable.
W6SL-Toiletries Aisles IA and 16 First Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Prints, Water CoIors and
Fromes Reduced VI and More

Large Prints with metal frames Less than u
Fruit Prints with light wood frames. Less than
n price Now--------------- $275
Modern Flower Prints with wide natural wood
frames Less than n price. Now----L-$ $3.50
Original Water Colors In large size Figures
Were $40. Now-------- $40
Original Water Colors with pastel mats Figures
Less than n price. Now
so Frames suitable for prints, water colors and
etchings. 12x25, 9x12, 12x14 and 1920 inches
Small Dancing Figures in colored frames Less
than u price. Now SLIPS
i Original Oil Painting. Scene. Was $40 Now $50
l Antique gold finish Framed Mirror. Was $40
W&L-Pictures and Mirrors Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Notions Reduced

so Plastic Talon zippes IN broken color assort-
ment. Less than y price. Now ! for So
50 Plastic Smecks IN rcd. green, rose and blue.
Less than y price. Now----4----------Aa aSc
rs Cardboard SweAtafoxm Dryers for driving
sweaters. Less than lz price. Now
"a Bottles Of DryzoI for making shoe soles water
repelent. Less than u price. Now--- $50
500 Pearlon Plastic Shoulder Covers for dresses
and suits. Less than II price. Now---loo
500 Peaflon Plastic Suit and Dress Covers In two
sizes Less than v price Now----------- zoe
3s Metal Stratohangen for skirts and trousers.
Less than Il price. Now---------xe xec and 25e
500 Boxes of Diaperwite which deodorises as IL
cleanses. Less than " price Now ice
- Sets of Sachet Hangers with shired floral rayon
covering. Were $2.40. Now including 2ob tax.
$11e
% Bottles Of Life for Fabrics for conditioning and
making fabrics water resistant. Pint and quart
sizes. Less than u price. Now------loc and asc
W6cL-Notions, Aisle Il, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Summer, Pennsylvania Dutch
Pine and Living Room
Furniture Greatly Reduced
Summer Furniture

TutHituIe F.
, Three-seat settees Of natural cypress with red
cotton webbing. Were sos. Now---------- $3.50
1 Pine Craft Chaise Tongue with chartreuse cotton
cushion Was $50. Now ow-------------------$4 $45
/ Cellarette in red simulated lizard UNITED. Less
than u price. Now -------------------$5
Were $685. Now S4s
Reed Lounge Chair with cotton sectional cushion.
Was $50 Now-----------------
Pennsylvania Dutch Pine
1 Large Rocker. Was s60 Now $50
l Painted Rocker tabout 1890. Was $40. Now, $35
Towel Racks. Were SIS. Now $3.50
/ High-back Chair. Was $50 Now----------S25
1 Tavern Chair Was $45. Now s22.5o
1 Old Apple Peeler. Was $35. Now $3.50
l Decorated Dough Box {chest). Was $3.50.
Now -----------@--4 ------------------$1 $1s.75
1 Pine Cradle Was 500 Now--- SIS
Living Room Pieces
l Modern Sofa with yellow and gray upholstering.
Was $38625. Now $f93
1 Modern Semi-circuIar Sofa in two sections yell
low and beige cotton textured upholstery. Was
S425 Now Now----------.------------ S211
/ Muslin Sofa with channel back and three cush-
ions Was S31750 Now----4----~-------$ $18I7s
1 Modern Love Seat with tufted back and seat
Chartreuse and gray cotton upholstery. Was s225.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $11250
2 Armless Modern Chairs with tufted backs and
seats upholstered In chartreuse and gray cotton
LgnC-COIOTed legs. were $llo.fo. NOW----SoooO
Armless Modern Chair with tufted back and seat
upholstered in chartreuse and gray cotton. Less
than n price. Now -----------------------$75
1 Modern Love Seat with tufted back and seat
upholstered in chartreuse textlred cotton. Light
colored legs. Was $225. Now -SI12.5e
Regency style Muslin Chair with mahogany legs
Was $137 New --------s------------$10 -$102
Maple and Mople- finish Pieces
8 Three shelf Bookcases. Were $93. Now S46.50
3 Sofas with striped cotton upholstery. Were $85.
Now ------ A2.50
Tapestry Wing Chair. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Occasional Pieces
/ Drop-leaf Mahogany Lamp Table Was $s4.
Now ---.-------- ---------------$ $A2
1 Light Mahogany Veneer Bookcases, 32-inch
Were $3.50. Now ------------S17.7s
Mahogany stained Whatnot. Was SIS. Now $3.50
24-inch Bookcases with light mahogany veneer.
Was $3050 NOW ow------------------------- -Slb.z5
1 Right End Bookcase with light mahogany veneer.
1 Left End bookcase with light mahogany veneer.
was SSlo0 NOW xlo.5e
/ Pottery Lamp and Shade. Was s42 Now 321
Lucite Lamps and Shades. Were $50 Now ,34.Se
Kerosene Lamp Bases. Were $50. Now-------S $50
w&L-Livng Room and Garden Furniture,
Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Stationery, Pens, Coasters,
Brief Cases and Picture
Frames Reduced

100 Boxes Of Stationery engraved with the initial
&C." "A sheets and "a envelopes. Were 81. Now 25c
zoo Boxes Of Lightweight Stationery, 100 sheets to
the box. Were Csc. Now---------3 $50
IL Swtvodex Pen Sets. Were $l.50. Now w---75c
d Bal-point Pens. Less than II price. Now 81
25 Boxes Of Coasters in transparent drums 100
to the drum. Bright colors. Were 81 so Now 75c
"a Boxes Of Cozy Coasters in sets of four Were
IL Simulated Leather Brief Cases with slide
fastener. We're $7.80. Now, including tax, $3.50
Wood Picture Frames with silver-colored finish
7x9 inches. Were 3d. S1.50
Simulated Tortoise Shell Picture Frames 8x10
and 7xs inches Were SIS. Now----$ $3.50
IL Picture Gases with transparent pages. ski
inches Less than "a price. Now----------- $1.25
"a Picture Cases with transparent pages. 3x4
inches. Less than n price. Now-------75c
SO Games Of Topography. Less than "a price.
Now -------------------- Soc
IL Simulated Leather Poker Cases with three re-
movable trays. Holds 800 chips Less than u
price. Now ------ Sits
6 Leather Cases for medals. Were $50. Now $3.50
Brass Call Bells. Were $3.50 Now w75c
W&L-Stationery, Aisle 2, First Floor. j.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Misses Cotton and Linen
Blouses, $3.50

We're SI2.05 and 5I3.95
IS short and cap-sleeve blouses Some with
bow neckline = others lace trimmed
Sizes 80 to A.
lS Swiss Organdy Blouses with large hand-painted
bow In 'front.' White Sizes IL to 49, Were s29 rs.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -$I775
IL Swiss Organdy' Rlouses with hand painted de-
sign IN front. White. Sizes II to 49, Were ss5
Now s1o ss
White Swiss Organdy Blouses with black and
white painted collar and sleeves Sizes Il to I8.
Were $39.75. S245o
IA Pure Silk Blouses In carnaton print Short
or cap sleeves. jewel or bow neckline. Sizes IL
to 20. Were $4975 Now-S32 $3.50
W6L-Blousas Third Floor,
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Misses Dresses and Suits
Reduced
Robes, Bed jackets and
Loun9ing Poiomas Reduced

Wool and Rayon Bed Jackets in pink Small and
medium sizes. Less than y price Now sIe5
Knitted Wool Bed Jackets in white pink and
blue. Small and medium sizes Were $495
Cotton Chenille Robes in dusty rose Sizes Il
and 16 Less than Il price. Now - Ssss
Two-piece Cotton Lounging Paiamas with a.
length quilted jackets in red and green Black
trousers. Sizes IL, IA and 18. Were $25 Now s12s5
Rayon Crepe Lounsng Pajamas in chartreuse
NOW -$29.95
W&L-Negligees Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Infonts' ApporeI Reduced
" and More

500 Pairs OF Cotton Anklets in pink or blue. few
whites. Sizes to 6z Were 32c Now - 16c
Cotton Knit Suits in yellow Sizes 2 and g.
Less than u price. Now CSC
Cotton Knit Creepers In blue Sizes / and Q
Less than 4 price Now 75c
Wool Crepe Bathrobes in blue. Sizes / and 3
Less than z price. Now ------- $295
IS Rayon Crepe Slips in peach. Sizes /, 2 and g.
Less than Il price. Now 55c
Cuddle Nests in pink. soiled Less than u price
now ---- .--------------,-.---- $245
10 Rayon Slips in peach. Sizes l, and g. Were
81. Now-----------. 50c
Cotton Twill Sailor-type Suits with white waist
and blue pants. Sizes and 3. Less than u price
Is Cotton Gabardine Jackets in blue rose and
yellow. Size-4. Less than "A price. NowSI.I0
IA Hand-crocheted Sacques of WOOL Soiied. Less
than "a price. Now--------- Sl45
16 Quilted Cotton Housecoats in a floral design
size l. Less than "a price. Now--------------$1.S5
70 Cotton Crepe Dresses in peach, blue or pink
Sizes l, and 3. Were $3.50. Now SI25
So Cotton Print Dresses in pink or blue with white
Sizes l, 2 and g. Less than u price. Now SI45
IS Toddlers' Rayon Dresses in pink blue and yellow
Sizes / and 3. Less than Il price Now S1.45
Sheer Cotton Dresses In blue. Sizes / to g.
Were Sl.85. Now w----.- Csc
II Dresses with skirts of $50 wool and 45g rayon
and cotton blouses Sizes 1, 2 and 3. Less than u
price. Now Now----------- s245
81 Cotton Crepe CoveralIs, one-piece style. Sizes
and 3. Were S2.5o. S1.2s
Handmade Yolande Dresses In size 3. Were S.
Now 60 sa
10 Butcher Boy Suits of blue cotton Crepe Size l.
Less than u price. Now--------s5 CSC
78 Striped Cotton Polo Shirts with short sleeves
Sizes g. and l. Were ST. Now5 soc
20 Overall and Jacket Sets of navy cotton twill
Sizes and q. Less than Il price Now $l.6o
IL Toddlers' Hand-smocked Cotton Dresses In sizes
and 3. Less than II price. Now s5.s5
Hand -smocked Cotton Dresses in size g. Less
than Il price. Now--- s3ss
Hand-embroidered Nainsook Infants Dresses
Less tnan = price. Now $3.25
3 Hand-embroidered NansooR Infants Dresses
Less tnan = price. Now - S2.95
Handmade Nainsook Infants Dresses Less than
IL price. Now------ s3es
W&L-The Nursery Corner Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Misses Pastel Dresses, $Q.95
Woxo f16Q OK
Were SI4.95

300 classic and semi-dressy dresses, includ-
ing rayon Sharkskins in white with colo-ed
raff1a belt; rayon tegra cloths in a jumper
style, and Stonecutter rayon crepes Also
few wool tailored dresses in dark colors.
Misses sizes.
s6 Women's Half-size Dresses In rayon crepe and
wool Light and dark colors Were 1855 and
Is Maternity Dresses of 5oe wool and So9s cot
ton jersey. Misses sizes Less than n price.
- - - -- ---$I
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Girdles and Brossieres
Reduced

10 Cotton Batiste Girdles with rayon satin panels
Easticized. Slide-fastened closing. Black Sizes
28 29 and 30 Were $3.50. Now S495
liz Munsingwear Pantie Girdles of cotton and rayon
jersey with elastic panels Removable garters.
Shde-fastened closing Sizes rs, 26 28 and 90 Were
$350. -------------------$1g5 $1g5
40 Brassieres of cotton batiste and rayon satin
Sizes 81, "a and 36. Were $3.50 Now,sI
Maternity Bathing Suits Of gingham. Were $10e5.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WSzIx-(orsets and
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Women's Formal Wear
Reduced

3 Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses In navy and black
Sizes 16. 18 and 80. Less than " price Now. s22 AZ
Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses in black gray. blue
and red. Sizes 10 to 40, A and 24A Were s6s. rs
and more. Now----- s44 so
10 Black Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses in sizes 2o1s
and SO to a. Were $87.25. Now $50 30
W&L-Women's Formal Wear. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Women's Sandals and Pumps,
$I2.S5 We're sI695 and more

100 pairs of sandals and pumps in blue,
green, black and brown.
30 Pairs Of Black Gabardine Sling Pumps with high
heel and red snakeskin platform. Were $s.95.
Now Observation-Disclosures -----------$6 $6.85
26 Pairs of Black Gabardne Sling Pumps with
gray snakeskin platform. Were $1295. Now, $8.85
81 Pairs OF White Suede Spectator Pumps with
leather heels. Broken sizes. Less than "a price.
w4zI-Womens Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08

gray, white and pink. Sizes TO te
so Rayon Print Dresses in one and two-piece
styles. Blue green, beige and black Sizes
IL to Is. Less than "a price. Now$ $17.95
"a Striped Cotton Shorts In blue and white
with red trim. Suspender style. Sizes 10 to
16. Less than II price. Now $2.95
1s Cotton Play Suits in two-piece style.
Aqua or pink with black. Sizes u to 16
Were $24.50. Now -S S17.95
W&L-Sportswear Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Mems InitioIed Linen
Hondkerchiefs,
$1.s5
Were So

100 linen handkerchiefs with hand rolled
hens and initials. Not all initials in the
group.
50 initiated Linen Handkerchiefs with hand-rolled
hen Not all initials in the group. Were 81 SO
NoW .45
50 initiated Rayon Handkerchiefs in colored rayon
Not all initials In the group. Were $3.50. Now 81 95
10 initiated Cotton Handkerchiefs with Ea-inch
hem Not all initials In the group Were $2
200 initiated White Rayon Handkerchiefs with
hand-rolled hem. Not all initials in the group
were 4lo0 NoW------------------
40 initiated White Rayon Handkerchiefs with hand
rolled hem Not all initials In the group. Were
SEQ, NoW-------------A---L S1.15
so Broadcloth Sports Shirts with long sleeves
Small, medium and large. Less than u price.
Now -- S295
40 Summerweight White Cotton Shirts in sizes IA.
1417, Is and Is. Soiled Were s345. SASS
40 Knit PulIover Shirts for golf or active wear
~ Dunh Serving Trays of lucite with colored
trim Mont fitting. 80. were $1o now S5.95; TO-
W&I-Men's Store Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-08

A group OF evening and dinner gowns,
negligeeS and blouSes. In rayon crepe,
satin, jersey, net and chiffon, as well as.
nylonette, silk and cotton eyelet. Misses
"a were $2s.75 and more. Now------- s2225
were $35 Now -S2625
were s4s75 and more. Now-------------$ss75 BIS
$69.75. $445e
were $69.75. -$5225
were $210 and more $13975
4 were $159.75 and more. Now--------------$110
= were $l39.75 and more Now--------------$ $95
WSzL-Misses' Formal Wear Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Girls Dresses and Jumpers,
$2.o5 Were S5.9S and more

IS dresses and jumpers of cotton and spun
rayon.- Assorted pastels and dark colors.
Sizes to H.
10 Cotton Knit Polo Shirts with crew neckline and
short sleeves. Blue, yellow aqua and assorted
stripes. Sizes 10 to 1S Were SITS Now S115
10 Spun Rayon and Cotton Shorts In copen, white
and dark colors. Sizes 8 to a. Were s2e5
now ----.---------.------'.-~ -'.-~-------- S195
es Cotton Print Dirndl-type Skirts in aqua and
blue. Sizes 10 to IA. Less than n price Now SI45
W&L-Girls Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Teen-ose Dresses, $3.95

LeSS fHH" II pSCe
100 dresses in rayon or cotton. One and
two-piece styles. Black, melon, red, AQUA
and royal. Sizes 10 to l6
IS Spun Rayon Play Suits In a piece boomer
style Royal. toast and kelly. Sizes 10 10 16 Less
tnan y price Now---------------------- $50
125 Cotton or Rayon Biouses in white with tie.
square or round necklines and in blue and gold
checked classic shirts Sizes 10 to is. Less than Il
price. Now Now--------------- sr
W&I=Teen-a1e Anrarel Enlrth Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-08

NE1O OxIO
10 Super Star Electric BroiIers for broiling,
frying and baking. Were 1855. Now, ssSS
. Frost King Ice Refigerators which hold
rs pounds Of ice. Less than y price, Now,
ezS.ko
Metal Base Cabinets, 90-tnCh With limo
leum top. Red or black We're e5ee5.
Now $40 AZ
Model 1707 Estate Gas Ranges which have
been used for demonstration. Were S184s5.
Now ------------s------ s1<4g5
Tracy Stainless Steel Sink, T2-inch. 3-panel
base White finish. Were $34995 Now,
3z6250
l Tracy Stainless Steel Sink with 3-paneI
base. White finish se-inch Was s44ss5.
Now 4-------------- $3375e
4 Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-05-08

dliu tWo-plece SCyleS. Red, aqua,
20 Striped Cotton Skirts and Midriffs in red,
blue or brown with white. Sizes 10 to IA.
Were $7.95. Now $4.95
IS Striped No Fade Cotton Dresses which re-
sist fading. Pink, gray or yellow with white.
Sizes 10 to is. Were $1395. Now ---- S8.95
"a Rayon Print Dresses in assorted styles
and colors. Were $16.95 to $25 Now $3.50
40 Printed Cotton Bathing Suits in two
piece style. Less than "a price. Now $1s5
Evening star., 1947-05-08
Juvenile Dresses, s1.95

IS cotton and spun rayon dresses in assort-
ed prints, stripes and solid colors Sizes
to 6.
IS Little Boys Knit Suits of cotton and rayon
Two-piece Blue and yellow. Sizes 2, and g.
Were $275 and $295. Now slss
Is AH-Wooi Sleeveless Sweaters In blue red, yell
low and navy. Sizes g. 4 and g. Less than l.
price. csc
Evening star., 1947-05-08

Misses Roincoots GreotIy
Reduced
16 Dressy and Tailored Raincoats in choice
OF fabrics and col0rs. Sizes 10 to 1S. Were
$25 and S29.75. Now ow---- SIX
Cotton Poplin Raincoats with gold -colored braid
trim on the collars and cuffs Fitted. Black, Sizes
10 to ID. Less than za price. Now SO
. Cotton foplin Tailored Raincoats with stitching
trim. Black. Sizes 10 and 49, Less than u priee
W&L-Misses' Coats and Suits, Third Floor.