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Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conoway
left last Wednesday for visit with
friends in Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph B. NAPLES,
Jr. and daughter, Josephine, have
returned from an extended tour of
the West Coast, where they visited
San Francisco, Los Angeles and
Tula Vista, Calf.
Capt. and Mrs. Oliver Givens and
daughter, of New York City, have
moved into the property recently
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Phillips on South Bedford street,
which they have purchased from
Harlan Hinman. They will make
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ashley Jenkins
entertained Mrs. Jenkins brother
and sister-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Taylor, of Montreal, Can
ada, recently.
Mrs. Mary E. Conoway, who has
been visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John COnoway
and son, at Drexel Hill, Pa, has
returned to her home here.
Robert Hastings, who is employ
ed in Philadelphia, spent last week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Hastings.
Miss Rachel Barr, of Whining
ton, spent last week as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. Calhoun, al
their Indian River cottage. Hill
yard Barr, also of Wilmington, was
a weekend guest.
Miss Mary Lou Richardson, oi
Claymont, has been a recent guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P
Croll, at their home on West Mar
ket street.
j Chandler Lockwood, young sOI
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lockwood
spent some time recently with hii
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. james
T. Alexander. at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Nell Ringler Barr is vaca
tioning at Ocean City, Md.
Miss Ada Mae Warrington AM
DR.. Elizabeth Phillips left las
week for trip through Canada
They were joined in New York b
Miss Barbara Smith, of New Yorl
: City, and Miss Lillian Mancini, O
Boston, Mass, who will accompan
, them on the trip. During the pas
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert CowaI
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22

of Mt. Vernon. N. Y, have been
guests of Miss Warrington, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Warrington, on the George
town -Bridgeville highway.
Mrs. Marty Boehme, of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Margaret Mcdonnell
of Bryn Mawr, Pa. have been guests
of Mrs. Oliver Farrow.
Mrs. Florence Warrington is Wis
iting relatives in New Castle. Mrs
Helen Boggs and daughter, Janet
have been spending the past two
weeks in Smyrna.
Mrs. Annie C. Blackstone and
Mrs. Fred Blackstone attended the
funeral of Mrs. John Colona, at
Accomac, Va, on Thursday last
Mrs. Colona is sister of the late
DR.. William F. Blackstone of this
place.
Miss Mile Roach, of Washington
d. c., is spending her vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Louisa Roach, at
her home on Race street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lebeneski and
son, Ronnie, have been visiting
relatives in New York.
Mrs. Mary Hester Short, oldest
resident of Gumboro Hundred
celebrated her 93rd birthday or
Saturday, Aug. 8, at her summer
home in Oak Orchard, when &
luncheon was given in her honor
: by her family, and she was the re-
cipient of a host of cards and let
ters of greeting.
Mrs. Short enjoys excellen
health, and Joined wholeheartedl!
in the festivities; reads a grea
deal, frequently without the aid o
glasses. Keenly interested in th
news of the day, particularly tina
which concerns Sussex county ant
Delaware. She keeps abreast o
the news of the day by constan
reading of the newspapers.
Known to her friends and &C
quaintances as Aunt Hester" Mrs
Short was born near loves Cros
. Roads, in Gumboro Hundred. AU
gust 9. 1854, the daughter of Ezei
, iel and Lavinia Timmons, and sh
! still owns the farm on which sh
I was born. On March Fl, 1876, sh
: was married to George w. Bucl
anan of Smyrna, living in that tow
until his death in October of 1SS
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Wilbur Welch, Sr., of Phila-
delphia, is spending a week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Linden Nc
Ilvaine.
MIR. and Mrs. William Ray Mas
ten, of Wilmington, visited Mrs.
Mastens parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Howard Wilkins, over the week
end.
Miss Dorothy Townsend, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben l.. Town
send, who has been acting as coun-
sellor at the Mt. Pleasant Play
grounds, Mt. Pleasant, has returned
home for rest and is spending a
week at Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard King and
son, Bobby, of Delmar, were recent
guests of Mr.. Kings parents, MI
and Mrs. Noah King.
Ensign William A. Faucett, Navy,
left last week for Corpus Cristi,
Texas, where he will undergo a
course in flight training at the Ma
val Air Station there. Ensign
Faucet has been on the S. S. Day
ton, and only recently was de-
tached from the cruiser for flight
training.
Mrs. James B. Carey and daugh-
ter, Ginny Lou, are visiting Mrs
Carey's parents in Allentown, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Keller anC
son Jimmy and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Reiss and son, Craig, of York
Pa, have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ozro ,Steigelman.
Charles S. Larimore recently Wis
tied his son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Wilson, ant
family.
Capt. and Mrs. G.. Clay Williams
and son, Willard, of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Sadie Williams, of Mill
willie, have been recent guests a
the home of Capt. and Mrs. L. c
Darby, in Milton.
Howard Dickerson is a patient il
the Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Reese, Jr., O
Chatham, N. j., have been guests c
Mrs. Reese's parents, Mr.. and Mri
j. j. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L.. Simondi
of Little Falls. N. Y, are guests
Mr.. Simond's brother and sister-ir
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling s
monds.
Mrs. William Ratledge and chi
dren are spending this month wit
relatives in Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Amanda Dodd and her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Rust, of near S
Johns, are visiting their nice
Mrs. Davis Draper, at her summe
home at Slaughter Beach.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Layton an
three children, Marine, Rodney an
Brook, of Wilmington are spendin
= the month of August with formt
Chief Justice and Mrs. Daniel
Layton, at Rehoboth Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22

Returning to Sussex county, she
married Elijah G. Short of loves
CrOs Roads, May 10, 1891. He
died May %, 1903.
A lifelong Methodist, Mrs. Short
was formerly member of the old
Jones M. E. Church, and is now
affiliated with Bethany Methodist
Church, loves Cross Roads. Mrs.
Short has two children, born of her
first marriage. They are Mrs. Gill
bert Startling Jones of Georgetown
and George r. l.. Buchanan of Oak
Orchard. A granddaughter, Mrs
Andrew Lear Burks, and two great
grandsons, Theodore Burton, 3rd.
and Louis w. Burton, are residents
of this town.
The fourth annual reunion of the
descendants of George Washington
and Margaret Ruthey Wilson will
be held in the pavilion of the Chris
tian Church at Bethany Beach, on
Sunday, September Z, beginning at
IL A. M. Following a basket lunch
there will be an afternoon program
of games and entertainment. The
date was set at meeting of the
officers of the association on Sun
! day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Short, Georgetown. The
president, Mrs. John Hudson, of
Dagsboro. presided. Other officers
present were Luther T. Calhoun,
Bridgeville, first vice-president, and
Mrs. Norman West, Dagsboro, sec
retary and treasurer. Also present
were Mrs. Andrew Murray. Frank
ford; Mrs. Richard Holt, Millville /;
Miss Mary Pauline Wilson, Del
mar; Mrs. Maggie King, George
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22

town; Miss Grace West, Dagsboro.
and Mrs. Annie Wilson, George
town. Miss Mary Pauline Wilson of
Delmar was named to head the COM
mittee on the program, with Luther
IT. Calhoun and Miss Grace West,
assistants. Mrs. Kennard Price of
Smyrna, will have charge of the
memorial service and Mrs. Richard
Holt. Dagsboro, heads the flower
committee. Mrs. Charles Short of
Georgetown will head the gift COM
mittee. Four other members of
the association were named to as
sist Lands E. Wilson, historian.
They are: Norman West, Dagsboro; !;
Mrs. Andrew Murray, Frankford; ;
Mrs. Annie Wilson and Mrs. Maggie
King, Georgetown.
American Legion Carnival, Sept.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-22

American Legion Carnival, Sept
to Sept. Is, Milton, Del. II
The frontiersman., 1947-02-05

LATER SHORTAGE Icon U except ionally warm day which would br ing a thaw for ar hour or two, would rss tore the hater' aitua tton greatly, Mir. McNealy s tated.
 Meanwhile the CO., operation of every Seldovia household is asked in order to conserve the exi s ting supply of water. Wherever pos sible arr r ang 7ments must be made to turn off wa ter which flows con- tinually.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-05
HOMER LEAVES & SEAT Tt6 NeXTM WEEK

The Berger barge Homer is scheduled to leave Seattle some time next week 1t was rapor ted here by John Groot thof this week. The Ho- mer carries a var jed cargo of marchandise for Seldov ia.
 Among the goods des tined for Saldo- via Is a 22-ton, $50 orsepower Diesel engine cons igned to the Seldov ia Light and Power Co. New generati ing aqui ipment Is a1s aboard the Homer. ;"
The frontiersman., 1947-02-05

Ct ASSlftED ADS
 BUY 4 CHANCE on an al1-Wool, a hand -cro- cheted double bed- spread. Proceeds Eo to help a needy fem- fly. See 1t at the LINWOOD CAFE.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-05

~ tRVIN BRUN
 CHANCES jOBS
 Mervin Brun, who has been employed at the S5ldovia Cash Store, has shor tened his daily walk from home by moving to new emp1 oyment behind the counters of the Ii. s. Young Nero anti1e CO.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Art NeedIework Reduced
;pecioI Fridoy Selling

Special Fridoy Selling
1,2o0 balls Viking lingering yarn 1000
wool. l ounce ball In pastel and dark
colors including black and white. Were 45c
Now, 32c.
So Stamped Cotton Scarfs and Vanity Sets in
cross-stitch design Were 99c. Now ---------- Csc
l Model Cotton Baby Blanket in pink, blue and
white checks with blue trim. Was $3.50. Now IS
l Model Cotton Hand Woven Bath Rug in multi
colors. Was S. "a
1 Model Rayon Corde Handbag in gray with simu-
lated amber handles. Was $3.50. Now, including
ona tax " $12
3 Mahogany Luggage Racks were $5. Now $375
16 Machine -embroidered Organdy Dresser Scarfs
in ecru 16x33 inches. Were 1888. Now
20 Machine embroidered Organdy Chair Sets in
ecru Were $3.50. ---$Z.25
IS Stamped Cotton Napkins, 11x11 inches Were
2lc. ---.----..o
80 Lucite Pulls for slide fasteners Were ST. Now Soc
IL Spools Of Rayon Ribbonette in Red. 28e-yard
spools were 50. Now
w&I-Art Needlework, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Exceptional Reductions
ToiIetries Reduced

so Bottles Of Yvonne Bremair Eau de Cologne,
were S. So
SO Bottles Of Yvonne Bremair Eau de Cologne.
were $40.
Is Bottles of After-shave Lotion, were $1.20. Now
60c
Is Bottles o. Mems TaIcum, were $1.20. Now Coo
"a Bottles of Mems Cologne were $270. Now 78c
% Two-piece Mems Sets, were $2.70. Now S150
Is Two-piece Mems Sets, were So. Now $1.50
So Three-p piece Mems Sets, were $500 Now -$1.9S
so Bottles of Skin Freshener were $l.20. Now 60c
2sS Rattail Combs in natural and amber colors.
Were Csc. -------------------------1 15c
96 Large Round Compacts were $295. Now--S1.S5
100 Bottles of Cologne In assorted fragrances Were
65c. NOW
36 Bottles of Cologne In assorted fragrances Less
than " price.
125 Jars Of Deodorant, less than y price. Now soc
IA Bottles of Cologne. 3 ounces. Less than u
price. QUO
IA Bottles Of Cologne, 6 ounces. Less than n
price Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1.50
Prices include 20eo tar arhere APPLICABLE.
W&L-Toiletries, Aisle IA, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Photographs and Radios
Reduced

1s Electrotone Portable Electric Photographs. Were
S31oo. ------SSaoo
5 Futuronic Portable Electric monographs. Less
than "a price. NOW -----$lSS5
Table Model Photographs. Walnut finish. Were
Sol.9o. SooS5
Portable Photographs Were $47.s5. Now $3495
2 Public Address and Phonograph Units. De-
tachable speaker type, heavy duty. Portelec Model
40M with adjustable speed turntable. Was $139S3
2 Portable Electric monographs. Detachable
speaker, 4-tube unit. Was $7615. Now - $3.50
/ Wind-up Phonograph. Swiss make. Was $3.50
Refrigeradios Five-tube radio. Resembles re-
frigerator. Was 1895. -$23.S5
I Clarion Console Combination. Radio -phonograph
Was $14750 s109.5o
Tranmitter- receiver Set Built to q. s. Army
specification. Less than "a price. Now $5s.s5
8 Automatic Record Changers Were $35 Now, SIS
4 Table Model Radios. Sx-tube sets. Were $3.50.
Table Model Radios. Equipped with short wave
band We're $44.95. Now S32.S5
6 Inter Communication Sets For use as inter-of-
fee phone stockroom to salesroom garage to house,
barn to house. Were $17.50. Now $3.50. Four-way
switch for same. Was IS. Now $50
w8L-Music and Radio Galleries Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Pins, Sweepstieks, Combs,
Bracelets Greot1y Reduced

25 Mexican Silver Fligree Pins in butterfly, flower
and musical instrument designs. Half-price and
less Now$6, $8.40 and $10.80
Necklaces, two of simulated cornelian and pearls,
and two of red simulated pearl and amber. Less
than u price Now S12
Hair Combs with simulated pearls on wire form
ing semi circular design. Were 81 80. Now, $40
so Mexican Silver Bangle Bracelets, narrow type.
Were $24O ------------------------$ $1.20
20 Sweepstick Hair Ornaments of simulated pearl
on wire. Were $2.40, Sc and 1920. Now,
$1.20, So and $3.50
20 Simulated Pearl Hair Ornaments, bandeau
effect with combs at either end. Were 81 80. Now,
$40
75 Felt Glasses Cases with metallic thread and
colored-stone decorations Pastes black and brown.
Slightly soiled Were 50, s. and $4. Now,
81, $l.5o 81
Prices include 209o tax
W&I-Costume Jewelry, Aisle g. First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

ayon velvet collars. Gray, black and
Now S29.75
Fitted Goats with leg-o-mutton sleeves,
standing collar and double-breasted front.
Sizes 10, IA and 16 in black. Were 500.
Now SIS
3A-Length Box Coats of Forstmann's Cham
eaulaine. Push-up sleeves. Madeira and
medoc. Sizes 10 to H. Were 500. Now SIS
l French Import Coat in swing back style.
Size 20 in brown. Less than " price. Now SIS
/ Fitted Coat in double-breasted style with
shirt collar and shirred pockets. Size II
in brown. Was SITS. -$S9.75
Suits ...
10 Tweed Sports Suits with belted jackets.
Brown predominating. Sizes 10, IL, IA and
49, Were $39.75. Now-----------$1 $19.95
Checked Suits with cardigan neckline and
two-button waist. Black and brown. Sizes
10 to 18. Less than u price. Now----$2975
Black and White Mixture Suits in double
breasted style with notched collar. Sizes
10 to H. Were $45. Now---------- -$29.75
13 Softly Tailored Suits of a Stroock fabric.
Yellow, green, rust and pink. Sizes 10 to
49, Were $59.75. $3975
Gabardine Suits in cardigan style with
scroll applique design on the shoulder
and tie front. Apricot brandy and tan. Sizes
u to Is. Less than n price. Now $3975
Gray-Striped Suits in worsted fabric.
Cardigan neckline and two-button waist.
Sizes 10, 12 and H. Were SCOTS. Now $45
Checked Suits In black and white or gray
and white. Sizes 10 to IA. Were $85. Now, $45
8 Checked Suits with cardigan neckline and
7-button front Sizes 10, IL, IA and 18.
Were $S5.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Junior Misses Fur jackets,
Coots and Scorfs Reduced

1 Polar dyed Wolf Coat, A-length in size l3.
Less than u price. Now w------------------Sl Sl32
l Racoon dyed American Opossum Coat &-length
in size IL. Leo than y price Now -------- $50
Q Reaver-dyed Rabbit Goats in sizes Q to II. Were
3 Beaver-dyed Rabbit Goats with leopard-dyed
rabbit trim Sizes 13 to Is. Were STA. Now $lOS
2 Beaver-dyed Mouton Lamb Jackets in sizes l3 TO
15 Were $3.50. Now --A----------------sI sIoo
I silver Fox Jacket in size H. Was 1854. Now--S240
1 5-skin Natural Mink Scarf, was $210. Now---Sl56
l 4-skin Natural Mink Scarf, was $16S. Now $1S6
1 3-skin Natural Mink Scarf, was $126 Now $3.50
Prices include 209o tar.
W&I-Jllnior Misses Furs, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Notions Reduced

81 Plastic Sure Grip Clothespins in blue. Break
resistant. Set of 10 was 10c Now
So Plastic Hangers with metal hook Green. Were
20c Now --------------10 10c
8 Plastic Hat Racks were SOC. Now -25c
IL Blanket Bags of plastic-coated lowered cotton.
Slide fastener. Blue and pink. Were 50. Now--$1.5
8 Shoulder Covers Of plastic. Checked pattern with
red trim. Were 68c. Now 35c
SO Shoulder Covers of plastic. Natural with green
and white trim Were 38c. Now--------------2 20c
200 Pearlon Shoulder Covers in two Sizes Were
4oc and Soc Now, soc. for 55c and 35c. for Csc
go Metal Hangers for skirts and trousers Were 81
and $1.25. Now w--.------------------65c -65c and 75c
800 Plastic Talon Zippers in broken color assort
ment. Less than u price. Now----------------5 SC
~ Foot Warmers of 500 wool and 5oS cotton or
$50 cotton and 35S wool Green blue and tearose.
Were CSC Now 45c
Foot Warmers Of 1000 virgin WOOL Dark coors.
Were 75c. Now SOC
$50 Boxes Diaperwite, less than y price. Now -10c
60 Plastic Smocks in white, pink, red and blue.
w&I-Notions Aisle 81, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Cotton and Royon Pontie
GirdIes, $7.o5 Were $3.50

Is pantie girdles of cotton and rayon jersey
with elasticized rayon satin panels. Slide
fastener closing. Removable garters. Sizes
Is, rs, 2S and 20.
Girdles Of cotton and rayon batste with elastic
panels. Semi-stepn models Boned In the front.
Sizes 26, 27, % and 80 Were So, Now $3.95
IS Girdes and Pantie Girdles Of all-elastic Sizes
"a, 26 and small. Less than II price Now - Soc
10 Maternity Girdles of cotton and rayon broche.
Sizes 27. 28. 29 SO and S4 Were S. Now s2.95
IS Bandeaux of tearose cotton batiste and rayon
satin. Sizes 80, "a and Sc. Were $1.50 to 50.
Now ---------M
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06

WTdp.dIOuuu rAetCu SV~Uo nA SA~J s~--
is A-length Box Coats with removal
brown. Sizes 141a to 221%. Were $780,
2 Fleece Goats in classic style with four
buttons and raglan sleeves. Kelly green.
Sizes 10 and IL. Were $3975. Now $2S.75
2 Alpaca Llama and Mohair Box Goats With
club collar, Not interlined. Black, brown,
and gray. Sizes IL and 18. Were $45.
Now ---$S3.75
2 Refer Goats in double-breasted style.
Navy and green plaids. Sizes IL and IA.
We're $45. --SS3.7o
Box Coats with shoulder fullness and panel
back of needlepoint. Sizes l6h and 2oh
in black. Were $45. Now S33.75
A-Iength Belted Suede Goats with club
collar and push-up sleeves. Black and
brown. Sizes Il and 16. Were $59.75.
. Fitted Suede Goats with wide revers and
belt. Sizes 10 to 16 In black. Were $69.75.
Now -$o2
425-inch Fleece Pea Jackets with deep shirt
type collar. Gray and tan. Sizes 10 to 49,
Were s7975.
s 25-inch Yarn-dyed Fleece Pea Jackets in
a double breasted style with notch collar
Gray and tan. Sizes 10 to IA. Were $7s.75
Now $59.75
Fitted Goats with set-in belt, embroidered
shoulder motif and skirt trim. Black, gray
AMI green. Sizes 10, IL, Is and 18. Were
$7975. $59.75
Fitted Goats with tie front belt, push-up
sleeves with embroidered panel and cardigan
neckline. Black, gray and green. Sizes IL
to 16. Were $79.75. $59.75
20 Box Goats with yoke back, raglan sleeves
and shirt collar. Green and medoc. Sizes
10 to 16. Were 500. Now-------$ $63.75
W&I-Msses' Coats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses Wool Blouses,
S7.75 Were SIPS and more

80 ALI wool blouses with high cowl neckline
and small collars. Red, green, brown and
kelly green. Sizes 81 to 38.
20 All-woo Blouses with jewel neckline and cap
sleeves. Beige, red kelly and brown Sizes IL to 49,
Less than Y price. Now ---- S375
10 AI-wool BIouses with three-quarter and long
sleeves. Low. draped neckline high neckline
with rufhe trim. Blue and black. Sizes 80 to 49,
Were 1895 Now- .-S S575
II AH-wool Blouses with long sleeves and jeweled
neckne. Gold and aqua. Sizes 80 to 38. Were
S1O95 Now " $675
20 AD-wool Blouses with long sleeves and button
front. Kelly navy and gray Sizes IL to 90 Were
sf695 S10.75
w&I-Blouses Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Prints, Process Oils Reduced "

3 Prints-Dining room subjects. Were $3.50 Now,
$37S
, Prints-Chinese subjects in natural bamboo
frames Were $40. Now
l Print-Flamingo. Size 46x2o inches. Was SO.
Now - $3.50
l Large-sze Print-Coming Storm. Was $l5 Now,
$3.50
I Print-sloop Bermuda by Homer. Was $40 Now,
S1o
Prints-French figures in deep antique ivory and
gold-color frames Were So Now------------$
1 Large Size Print-squirrel Breakfast. Was SIS
1 Large Process Oil-The Two Sisters by Renoir
Was $37. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
Large Process Ons-Jade and China, Eastern
Tranquility, and Oriental Simplicity. Were $27
l Process Oil-Ballet by Daga. Was $3.50 Now,
$8.75
Process On-Peaceful River by Pears. Was $18.
Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3 Original Water Colors of figures. With Colored
mats. Were $25. Now---------------------S -S12.5o
8 Blue Leather Frames, 5x7 and 8x10 inches Less
than u price. $1.7s
W&I-Pictures and Mirrors, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Knitted GirdIes, $7.o5

Less fH0N u pftCe
Is elastic cotton and rayon girdles with
garters. Sizes ~, 20 and 20 in nude.
10 Knitted Girdles of elastcized cotton and rayon
SATIN Slide fastened. Sizes Is and 26. Were
$495. Now ------- S295
30 Rayon Jersey Panties with satin stripe Medium
size in tearose. Were 81. Now----75c
WSL-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Women's Fur Felt Hats,

$2.25 We're s3.95 and more
so fur felt hats in black, brown and few
colors.
30 Fur Felt Hats in assorted colors. Less than u
price. Now ---- .---------- -------- $475
IS All-wooI Knitted Hats in good selection Of
colors. Less than "A price. Now $225
W&L-Millinery, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses Cotton Poioma
Ensembles, $685. We're 5:

IL ensembles consisting of 4-length quilted
jacket i'm red and green and trousers in
black. Sizes 10 to Is.
10 An-Wool Housecoats in red and gold. Sizes
IA to 18 Were $25. Now w---------,---- Sl6.95
10 AI-WooI Housecoats in q slide fastened style.
Navy and wine Sizes 12 to l6. Were $12.95.
Now A------------- $7.S5
10 Rayon and Wool Brunch Goats In pink and blue.
Sizes i6 to 20. Were s12. Now------------S7.s5
w&L-Negligees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06

4S Sheer AH-wool Dresses In one and two
paece styles. Plain and striped tops Black,
beige, luggage, gold, aqua and green. Sizes
10 to 49, Were $4975. Now $29.75
10 Sheer Atwood Crepe Dresses In basket
weave. Black, brown and luggage. Sizes
10 to 16. Were $4975 and $59.75. Now $37.25
IL AlI-wool Gabardine Dresses in beige and
aqua. Sizes IL to 20. Were $45. Now SS3.75
So An-wool Sweaters in plain and nubby
knit. Boxy style in pink, lime, purple. blue,
red, black, yellow and luggage. Sizes "a to
40. Less than " price. Now ------ 1895
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Students Wool Tweed
SIocks, $8.75 Were $3.50

20 all-wool tweed slacks In brown herring
bone and twill weaves. Waist sizes 30 to 3S.
S Cotton Poplin Sports Vests lined with alpaca
pile Wind-resstant. Tan only. TWO in size SO
and three in size 38. Were $12. Now--------$S.75
! An-wool sz-Length Topcoat with cotton poplin
lining. Size 40. Was $23.75. Now-----------$15
W&I-The Mems Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Girls Dresses and Jumpers,
S7.o5 Less than Y price

so dresses and jumpers of cotton or rayon.
Assorted prints, checks and solid colors.
Sizess7 to IA.
l3 All-wool Winter Coats in box style with q
double-breasted effect. Brown and gray. Sizes
7, g. 10 and H. Were 1855. Now S11.95
40 AI-wool Slipon Sweaters In light blue, red,
pink, brown, navy and yellow. Sizes to 10. Less
than " price
w&I-orls Apparel. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Teen-oee Brunch coots,
SS.o5 Less than " price

IS spun rayon brunch coats made In Cali
fornia. Wine or blue. Sizes 10 to 16.
50 Cotton Beacon Cloth Robes with shawl collar.
Prints ON wine, brown or blue grounds. Sizes 10
to II. Less than " price. Now------------$1.z5
50 Cotton FIannelette Nightshirts in pink or blue
Sizes IL to 1s. Were 1895. Now------------$2.s5
w&I-Teen- Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-02-06
Misses Wool Sports Dresses, $3.50

We're SI6.95 and more

Wefe yI6.95 and more
so one and two-piece all-wool dresses Il
Sizes IL to IS.
80 An-wooI and Rayon Dresses in one and
two-pdece styles. Luggage, beige, aqua, lime
and black. Also plaids. Sizes IL to 18.
were $35. Now $3.50
As An-wool Dresses in one and two-piece
styles. Green, coral, aqua, beige and checks
in black and white. Sizes 10 to 90 Were
S35 and $45. Now -------~-- $26
IS All-wool Dresses in one and two-piece
1s Were s2975 to $3s75 Now --- s22
w6sI-Sportswear, Third Floor