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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-02

for more than one service is pro.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
Service ito be furnished under
this schedule shall be single phase
or three phase. 50 cycle. alternat-
ing current at $500 or Ago volts
at the option Of the Electric Sys.
tenn. depending. upon the class OF
service available.
The rate to be applied shall b,
either the B-1, or the Be CONNER
cial Service Schedule at, the option
Of the customer to which is applied
the following discount.
Billings under this rate .schedui.
are entitled to a discount Of ::
LEG except that il the CUSTOMER
is required to supply Its Owr
transformers the customer Is en-
titled 10 a discount Of 5es.
MINIMUM CHARGE:
imum demand, plus 800 per month
demand meter rental charge for de-
mands below 90 XIV.
DETERMINATION OF BILLING
The billing demand shall be de.
termined by the installation of a
demand meter, The billing demand
for the month shall Be the average
minute interval in which the utili.
cation Of electrical energy is great.
er than in any other fifteen min
ute interval in that month. Where
the load IL subject to excessive
fluctuations the demand measuring
interval may be five minutes al
the option Of the Electric System
The monthly billing demand shall
r.t hA 3SfS ~ Tho hiOh
est billing demand occurring dur.
ing the preceding eleven months
The billing idema nd Is to be ex'
pressed In kilowatts- to the near.
est 0.5 kilOwatt. = t''S ~"
POWER FACTOR, CI.AUSR:
4 The Electric System shall not BIZ
ObliEated under the terms Of this
customer at any time the power
factor Of the customers load is be.
low SOC. laRging. When the powe'
factor OF the customers load shall
fall below Ssc. as indicated by {
test made by the Electric System
or as indicated by a meter Install
Cd to measure power factor. theI
the billing. demand shalt he determ.
med bv taking 500 of the actus
demand as measured nv the demand
meter and dividing. this amount b,
the actual power factor determined
by test or by measurement.
TAN ADDITIONS 80
The above rate is subject to pro.
nortional increases to cOmpensatt
for any. gross revenue, kilowat
hour. or other form Of tax hAve
after imposed by anv municipal
state or fedora taxing body as pro.
vided in Schedule X-3.
Section IS. The monthly rate FOL
electric current used for power and
industrial purposes other thar
where such use of electric curren
Is covered by special contract. shall
be as follows:
a GENERAL. POWER SERVICE
SCHEDULE P-f
AVAILABILITY AND CHARAC.
TER OF SERVICE:
This schedule applies to. .energ,
for general light, heat and power
purposes and If available through.
out the entire territory served b,
the Electric System to those Gus
toners having a connected load o
no less than % horsepower. Alter.
mating currents at 50 cycles will b.
supplied at single phase. 220 volts
or three phase. 220. 440 volts. 230(
or AGO volts at the option of tn,
Electric; System. according to tn,
class of service available where tn,
power service Is in excess Of 25 ZIP
per service and having a lighting
load. as determined by the Eiectri,
system of no more than. ESQ., O.
the total connected load.
! RATE:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-02
MINIMUM CHARGE:

MINIMUM CHARGE:
$1.OO per meter per month.
GENERAL PROVISIONS;
The Electric System shall not be
obligated under the terms Of this
schedule to deliver energy to the
customer at any time the power
factor Of the customers load Is
below 80e<.
TAX ADDITIONS:
The above rate is subject to pro-
pOrtional increases to compensate
for any gross revenue, kilOwatt
hour, or other form Of tax here
after imposed by any municipal,
state or federal taxing body as
provided in Schedule X-3.
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
SGHEDriI.E R.2
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Evening star., 1947-10-28
>|ous New American Revolutionary Lows
$Q:95

Skefched left TO right:
Paul Revere takes "Puritonish"
buckle from history and colors 1t in
ounnnetoI for the front Of black suede
shoe. Sizes 4 to 10.
Tea Party ). cunninely dress-up with
the hint Of q wedge heel . an inn
pudent sling back . and closed
snub nose. Black suede. Sizes 4 to 10,
Betsy Ross demurely shows q low wedge
heel a "coverol" look yet
fIirtotously snubs its nose Block
suede. Sizes 4 to 10.
WsL-Norfh BiaidisF
SHOES, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-10-28
Disbarred Lawyer Jailed
On Bad Check CHARGES

A man who admitted he is
disbarred lawyer who had been
passing bad checks for the past rs
years because of wine, women
and high living" today WAS in
District Jail starting a 150-day jail
term for two counts OF false pre-
lenses to which he had pleaded
guilty before Judge Walter J. Casey.
Jailed was Frank c. Brooke, so,
of the 900 block Of Twenty-second
street NV. His lawyer, Francis
x. Walsh, told the court his client
formerly had a fashionable" prae-
tice around Warrenton, Va.
Brooke was arrested last week
after passing two bad checks to-
falling s37 In a clothing store IN the
1400 block of H street NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-28
Hikinq Club PIuns Party

The Capital Hiking Club will hold
a hard times party at 8 pm.
Thursday at 1923 Twenty-second
street NV.
Evening star., 1947-10-28
An Underarm
Decd GRANT
Is Not Enough

More and more dainty women are
relying on a cleansing douche to
avoid the risk of offending. Those
tell-tale odors, that you cannot al.
ways detect yourself, can be so
easily avoided. Use the simple Keys
Powder hygienic method-two tea
spoonfulls to two quarts of warm
water. Safe and easy to use. Folds
Of tender tissues are cleansed and
rinsed; you feel refreshed. Two
sizes: 65c and $l25 at drug stores
everywhere.
KEYS POWDERED be sure
Evening star., 1947-10-30
9096 Of Prewar Plants
In Greece Reported
Back in Operation
By the Assoeiotsd Press

ATHENS, Oct. 30.-Ninety per
cent of Greece's prewar industries
are now in operation, but only a few
Of the 5000 plants have reached
prewar production levels, Reginald
E. Gilmor of New York, director OF
the industry division Of the Amer
ican Mission for Aid to Greece, says.
The rayon production average to-
day is 233 per cent of that OF 1899.
Aluminium and copper production
have jumped to $50 and 129 per cent
respectively. Glassware, sheet glass.
drugs and pharmaceuticals are ex-
ceeding prewar production with
present rates of output lis, los and
100 per cent respectively. The Gig
arctic industry is also up, with out
put 100 per cent that of 1899.
Difficulties Outlined.
Mr.. Gilmor says that despite these
few indications of high activity, the
majority of industries have been un-
able to revive prewar standards be-
cause of war damage and occupa-
ton. Other problems holding up
recovery include difficulty In obtain
ing spare parts, equipment, raw
materials and import licenses.
Mining production IS lower than
that of any other industry, although
mining products are potentially the
largest exports of the country. Mr..
Gilmor attributes this to the fact
that mining has undergone more
damage, due both to natural de-
terioration and destruction by mill
tary action. Guerrilla activities now
prevent many mines from being
restored to operation.
Eighty per cent of the mines op-
Grated before the war need repairs.
The output of the mining industry
as of August of this year was only
IA per cent of the 1889 production.
Other important industries with
production below the prewar av-
erage include cotton, wool and silk
textile manufactures. Cotton pro-
duction today is rs per cent Of 1899,
wool 80 and silk 81 per cent.
Metal Output $50
Metallurgical industries are op-
Grating with output at only So per
cent; steel industry, IS; paper and
printing, So; tanning IS; woodwork
ing, %; lignites, 90; and building
materials, about SO per cent. OF
the metal-working industries there
is no production of radiators or
heating stoves, Gilmor indicates.
Among footstuffs, -four milling is
66 per cent of 1899 production;
macaroni, IS; alcohol, so; liquor, 85:
seed oil, 6; canned goods, 10, and
sugar and starch, IS per cent.
Production of chemical fertilizers
is 81 per cent prewar output, while
that of dyestuf1s is 65; paints and
varnishes, 30; sulfur oil, Is; soap
10; rubber goods, 40; asphalt and
bitumen, 80, and acids and salt,
IS per cent.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
New Anti-U. ). Play
To Be Broadcast and
Staged in Red Zone

AT THE RUSSIAN ZONAL BOR-
DER, Germany, Oct. 30 (NANA.-
A new and more violently anti
American play, "Mr. Smith Writes
a Book" Is to be shown and broad
cast throughout the Russian zone
of Germany. It is not yet known
whether it will be played in the
|Inter-Allied island of Berlin, where
a similar play stirred up protests
last spring.
That earlier play, 'The Russian
Question, by Konstantin Simanov,
told a story of an American jour-
nalist who lost his job, his home and
finally his wife because he refused
to write an anti-Soviet play.
In "Mr. Smith Writes a Book" the
main character is an American au-
thor engaged in writing an anti-Rus-
sian book without knowledge OF
actual Soviet life. The play attacks
American editors and newspaper
men, whom it accuses Of sabotaging
the peace and provoking hatred
against the Soviet Union.
The Soviet-licensed newspapers,
theatres and radios-with the pow
erful Leipzig station at the top
are defaming the Western powers,
Evening star., 1947-10-30
NeedIework Reduced

orv.ndv Dresser scarfs and Vanity Sets
witI, machine embroidery design "a, 13x43
,carfs were $1s5 Now, S125; 50, l3xS4
scarfs and 1e. 3-piece vanity sets were 81 %.
Ninor Dresser scarfs and Vanity Sets with
cotton lace edge White. 81. 14x42 scar1s
were 80. Now, s1.25; "A, 14x34 scarfs were
s1,65. Now, $1.1o. IL, 3-piece vanity sets
were So. Now sA"~'
I Mode, Cross-stitch Wool Rug with nursery
design in colors against blue ground.
23x35 Was $24.90. Now Si'
1 Model Feeding Bib in white with req
trim Elephant design. Was $3.50. Now, S2.Zo
"A Paragon Cross-stitch Rug Patterns IN
two designs. 27x4O. Were 81. Now ,---- o0c
I Model Straw Handbag and Hat Set IN
red with gray trim. The shoulder-strap oag
less than u price. Now, including 2O%o TAX,
sl8: The open-crown hat less than II pr1ce.
l Model Straw Handbag and Hat Set IN navy
with eold-color metallic trim. The box bag
was $40. so. Now, including 20% tax, $lS; the
taupshaped hat less than u price Now $S
I Model Straw Underarm Handbag In beige
with gold-colored metallic trim. With slide
fastener. Was $780, Now, including 20%
Model Baby Blanket Of cotton. Blue with
white applique. S0x3S inches. Was $l4.
Now -~''v
124 Skeins Of Wool Paragon Tapestry Yarn
in rose beige. 40-yard skeins were ISc.
w&I-Art Needlework, Eighth Floor,
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Reduced

so BOTTLES of Shameless Eau de Parfum, less
than "A price. Now s,.So
AZ BOTTLES Of Congo Eau de Parfun. Were
$500. Now 80
a BOTTLES Of Bracelet Eau de Parfum. were
So go. Now ~A'oo
AZ Bottles Of Skin Freshener. Less tnan n
price. Now eoc
az lar. ~ Drv Skin Cleanser. Less than
~ BOTTLES Of Imperial Russo Essence. Less
than "A price.
100 Bottles Of Royaltana After Shave Lotion.
Less than u price. Now-------------aoc aoc
60 Boxes Of Parfait Soap, containing three
cakes to the box Were $50. Now------$l
4s Large Round Plastic Compacts. Less than
u price.
Prices include 20% tar ,Ohere applicable
W&L-Toiletries, Aisles 13, IA and -16.
First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Notions Reduced

2s Pullman Slippers Of smooth sneepskm.
Black or brown. Broken sizes. Were sou.
Now including tax x---- $@..e
ca Paner Garment Bags which shut out
air resist dust. 60-inch. Were 29c Now, lSc
144 Packages Of Diaperwite for washing and
deodorizing diapers. Less than u price.
1 Green Leather Sewing Box with soio
tooling design. Fitted with needless SCISSORS
and thread. Was $3.50. Now--------$lz.oo
81 Garter-run preventing '"Tregs" which are
pressed on with hot iron. Were 4sc. Now
Is "stay Puts" to keep girdles down AZ
Unstable draw ribbons. Were soc. NOW zoo
1s Garment Bags Of plastic-coated COTTON
in floral designs 54-inch. Were $4. Now, $S''o
a. Cation Chintz Garment Bags in floral
designs. 54-inch. Were IS. Now------ $s
20 Suit Bags of plastic-coated cotton. ~.
inch Red, blue and green. Were s6. Now, "a
W&1-Notions, Aisle 21, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Royon Briefs, 35c

Less than " price
200 rayon briefs In tearose. Small and
medium sizes.
20 Cotton Panties In tearose Small size.
10 Oyer-the-Knee Panties Of 75% cot
ton, 300 wool and so rayon. Tearose.
Were $780, Small, medium and large sizes.
50 Briefs of 871z9o cotton, 1919 wool and
2h% rayon Were 73c. Now----------Ssc
Is Wool Bed Socks in white, pink or blue.
Less than u price, Now
IS Rayon Jersey Slips in black with en-
broidered top. Sizes 80 and a. Were s5.95
FL Pantie Girdles Of rayon and cotton lastex.
Tearose. Sizes Is, 26 and ~. Were "a. Now.
$2.s5
W&L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

10 Wool Crib Blankets with rayon satin bind
ing. 42x60 inches. Pink or blue. Were $3.50
Now
Ga Water-resistant High Chair Pads In red,
blue or pink. Less than "a price. Now 800
zoo Infants Cotton Knit Gowns with draw
string bottom. Were 81 and more Now, soc
80 Sacheks with rayon satin cover. Pink, blue
and white Less than u price. Now, inciud-
ing 20%
103 China Cups with nursery designs. Less
than " price. Now ---..---..,U
Pink. Less than n price. Now--------9Sc
"A Two-piece Suits of knit cotton. Yellow
and white or aqua and brown. Size 4. Were
S. Now ------------- -------------S2.sS
- Rayon Flush fajams Bags IN pink or nine.
Less than " price. Now--------------SSc
w&I-Ths Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Misses Wool Goats
Greatly Reduced

4 Camel's Hair Semi-ftted Goats in brown,
green and toast. Sizes IL, IA and 16. Were
s Fitted Woods with belted back. GRAY ana
beige Sizes 10 to 16. Were $loo. NOW $0S.'e
Fitted Double breasted Goats. Sizes 10 and
II. Were $780, -$oS.7o
8 Wool Boxy Goats in beige and black. Sizes
u to 16. Were $79.75. Now-------z-$4S -$4S.75
S Collarless Woods with belt. Black Sizes
10, IL and 1e. Were $69.75. Now--------S52
8 Wool Boxy Coats In black and navy. Sizes
10 to IS. Were $55. Now--------------$S5
WaI-Misses' Goats. Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

and especially the United States,
more vigorously than ever. The
Leipzig newspapers in discussing the
new play say that it shows nothing
but the truth about anti-Soviet re-
dictionaries in America, throughout
the world and In the western zones
of Germany"
1.-The Russian Question" which
opened in the Soviet sector of Ber-
lin last May, ever since has been on
tour of Red Germany. No attention
seems to have been paid to the
American protest, lodged at the
time, nor to the fact that the show
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Infonts Furnishings Greatly Reduced

II Plated Silver Cup and Napkin Ring Sets
with plastic handled fork and spoon. Less
than Il price. Now. including 2o% tax, STA
as Sheer Cotton Christening Slips with lace
trim at the bottom. Less than " price. Now,
csc
IL Hardwood Costumers with waxed birch or
white enamel finish. As are. Less than u
price, Now Ssc-
Jar and Hamper Set In pink. Was $7s5.
NOW ~~'oS
I Hardwood Wardrobs with hand-painted
white enamel finish. As Is. Was $50. Now,
S75
1 Hollywood High Chair with waxed birch
finish and plastic tray Simulated leather
upholstery in pastel stripes. As Is. Was s26.
NOW ~A~'~~
. Upholstered Red and Blue Leatheretts
High Chairs with metal arms and wood tray.
Were 1885. Now ----------------$iS.S
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Reptile Shoes, $71.s5
We're SI6.95 to $39.95

We're S16.95 to 1926
10 pairs of lizard and alligator shoes
in red, brown and black. Pumps and
sandals with high and medium heels:
Not all sizes in every style, but good
size range.
225 Pairs of Calfskin Pumps in black, brown
and blue High and medium heels. Less
than n price. Now
100 Pairs Of Wool Boots. Less than u
price. Now $l.SS
W&I-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Itself never has been a major box
office attraction. This last difficulty
has been overcome in the provincial
cities by giving special performances
before political groups, such as the
Soviet sponsored trade unions.
This was a notorious device Of Jo-
seph Goebbels. When he had spent
money on a propaganda play that
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Street Named for Patton

TOURS, France R.-The main
street in the village of Anglers near
here has been named Avenue Cen
eral Patton, in honor OF the late
commander of the United States
Third Army which liberated this
sector of France from the Germans.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
ChiIdren's Cotton Socks,
15c-2 for 25e
ess than u trfce

Less than Y price
1000 pairs of 5s cotton socks with
elastic top. Brown, royal and navy.
Sizes 6 to 81.
wSI-Childrer's Hose, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Some of the oils which tanners
use in lubricating sole leather, to
increase its water-resistance and
fexibility, cost more per pound than
butter,
Evening star., 1947-10-30
ChiIdren's Leather
Mittens. 75e

125 pairs of leather mittens In as
sorted plain and bunny-fur- trimmed
styies. Red, brown and natural. AS
sorted sizes 2 to Z.
w&1-Teen- age and Junior Misses
Millinery. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Junior Misses Coots
and Suits, $72 '"s SIS
Less than price
100 spring and winter-weight wool
coats and suits in tailored styles. Dark
colors and plaids. Sizes to Is.
100 Pieces of Sportswear, including skirts,
shorts, shorts sets, play suits and jumpers
of cotton and rayon A few woos WIDE
selection Of colors. Sizes to is. Less than
Is Rayon Evening Dresses in net, MORE ana
taffeta. Attractive pastels and dark colors.
Sizes to IS. Were $25. Now--------- $12.so
50 Rayon Crepe and Cotton Blouses in tai
lored and dressy styles. White and colors.
Sizes 80 to 38. Less than " price. Now $3.50
50 Summer Dresses in cotton and rayon.
Prints and solid colors. Sizes 8 to Is. Less
than u price Now
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floos
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Girls Wool Skirts, $3.95

We're S5.95
q wool and chubby skirts in plaids,
checks and plain colors. Sizes to IA.
80 Spun Rayon Jumpers in maize and red
sizes to 12. Were $3.e5. Now $2.s5
IS Cotton Dresses in wine, brown and blue
self stripes Sizes 7, and H. Less than
n price, Now ~S''S
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Misses Better BIouses
Reduced

81 Rayon Crepe Satin Blouses with jewel, bow
and classic and Wee neckline. White, belge,
purple and black. Sizes 81 to "A. Less IMAM
u price. ---->'''s
"A Rayon Crepe and Taffeta Blouses with
bow, Jewel and Wee necklines. Stripes ana
plain colors with sequin trim. White, pink
aqua, blue, brown and black. Sizes 81 TO 81:
Were $24.75 and more. Now------- $l0''S
26 BIouses, including black and white rsyon
crepes with jewel and Wee necklines ana
black rayon velvets. Some sequin trimmed.
Sizes 80 to 3S. Were $39.75 and more.
wS,T-Rlo,,ses Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Shoulder Comforts, $1.75
Were $3.50

$50 wool shoulder comforts In pink
and blue.
: sheer Rayon Negiigees In white. Sizes II
and IA. Less than u price. Now .sS
Rayon Crepe Negligees with lace trim. Pink
and blue. Size 20. Were $ls.95 Now $10.95
Iarre Seersucker Housecoats in red and
white stripes. Sizes AZ and "A. Less than
Wool Robes with lace trim. Pink and white
Size 1S. Were $35 Now-------------Sl Sl9.so
Tailored Rayon Robes In tearose. Size 10:
Were SIS. Now ->!z.zo
10 Wool Bed Jackets in pink, blue and wnlte.
Less than a price. Now S|.SS
4 Handmade Wool Bed Jackets IN pink ana
blue. Less than u price. Now
w&I-Negligees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Junior Misses Shoes, $1.95
Less than Y price
a. pairs of black patent leather pumps.
Broken sizes from Az to 8.
W&I-Children's and Junior Misses Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Little Women's Hose
4 pal" for 81 Less than " price

q Pe"' '0 Less man " p''Cs
$50 pairs Of rayon stockings In tan.
Sizes 8H to 10. -
IS Pairs Of Assorted Rayon Stockings In
white and tan shades. Broken sizes. Less
than n price Now-----------S pairs for $l
"A Pairs Of Knee Warmers Of 50% wool and
50% cotton. Flesh color. Less than " price.
Now ---------- pairs for 81
w&I-Hosiery, Aisles II and 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Misses and Holf-size
Wool Suits Reduced

10 Herrinxbone Tweds, in gray or brown
Sizes u to 20. Were $85. Now SSz
S Yarn Dye Gray Flannels in sizes 10 to ls:
Were $85. Now SoS
Semi tailored Gabardines In aqua or blue
Sizes 10 and 16. Were $85. Now------- $52
q HaIf-size Gabardine Suits in cardigan
style, Gray green and beige. Size 1917, 14h.
22h and 2412. Were $6s75. Now. $52
Wool Crepe Dressmaker Suits with bead
trim. Royal, gray and black. Sizes 10 TO 10.
Less than u price. Now $44'7S
Tropical Worsted Suits in dressmaker
styles. Light and dark gray. Sizes 10 to
49, Were $55. Now SS7.zS
9 Novelty stripe Gabardines in dressmaker
and semi tailored styles. Sizes IL to 1S, 14h
and 1917. Were SCOTS. Now---------s ss7.25
w&1-Misses' Suits and Coats, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Misses Wool Sports

Misses Wool Sports
Dresses, IS
Less than u price
100 two toned wool dresses In several
styles. Black with beige. Sizes lo
to 16.
50 Sports Dresses in wool jersey, rayon crepe
or rayon gabardine Brown, red, green, olue.
gold and cherry. Sizes 10 to 18. Were $22.9o
$50 wool Jacquard Pullon Sweaters with long
sleeves. Assorted colors and patterns. Also
short-sleeve nylon pullons in white. Sizes
"a to 40. Less than u price. Now -- $3.50
100 Wool Skirts in a good selection Of styles.
Gray, cherry, black and blue. Sizes III 10
49, Less than "a price Now $3.50
IS Rayon Gabardine Suits In aqua, cnerry
and gold. Sizes 10 to 18 Were S2295 NOW
$1495
W&I-sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Teen-oee Skirts, $3.95

We're N.95 and more
100 wool and flannel skirts In navy,
brown, green, gray, red and plaids.
Sizes 10 to IA.
W&-Teen-age Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
ChiIdren's Robes, $2.95

We're S5.95 and more
80 brushed rayon robes in blue, wine,
red and royal. Sizes 2, and 6.
w&-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30

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Evening star., 1947-10-30
Junior Misses Robes
and NegIigees, $8.95

We're SI6.95 and more
20 robes and negligees in rayon crepe.
Pink, aqua or red and blue checks.
Sizes 9 to Is.
20 Robes and Lounging Pajamas, the robes
in wool or rayon crepe :. the pajamas In
wool. Assorted dark shades and pastels.
Sizes to IS. Less than n price. Now $loS5
W&I-The Junior Lingerie Rendezvous
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Royon Flannel, yard, ST

Vas yard, ~
200 yards of spun rayon flannel In
cocoa brown only. Nice for tailored
dresses, slacks or casual clothes. As
inches wide.
a4o Yards Of Madras Shifting in white only.
For Gibson Girl blouses as wei as mems
and boys shirts. So inches wide. Was 7Sc.
roo Rayon, Cotton and Silk Remnants In
plain colors, prints and novelty weavss.
" to 2h yard lengths and " on
loo Wool Remnants In u to 2h-yard
lengths Assorted colors- to " on
w&L-Dress Fabrics, Second Floor