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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-05
Notice To Dog Owners

Dog payable Of July 1st for ending
July s obtainabe from any constable
magistrate County
Constabe rgdy dog
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
A. C. SAUM County Clerk
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-05
Conscious Distinction

The lady" from the "big house"
very much cIass-conscious, called on
the Gladly" of the little house"
eve are troubled with rats at
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-05
Junior League

The opening game in the Hagers-
town Junior League was played on
Monday evening on the City Park
diamond, with the youngsters of the
Jaycees team taking the measure of
the Fairchild Packet Club entry,
2 to 0. Although the Packets lost,
they came up with that rarest of
rare plays, a triple play. With two
men on, Barnhart snagged a fly in
center field and whipped it to Burke
at second, who caught the man at
second for out number two. Then
Burke turned and tagged the run
ner on first who had started for
second, for the third out.
On Tuesday, in a game that saw
Harsh of the Herald-Mail team,
strike out 10 youngsters from the
Optimist Club team, the Herald
Mail boys won by a score of II to g.
Young Harsh struck out the side in
five innings of the seven-inning
game, but he also gave up eight
bases on balls.
For the full story of the Owls
games of the past week Through
Tuesday, see Keeping Up With
rII,o nx.,1e,, ~, ,oooo civ
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-05

reference, the composer gave him
the highest recommendation.
"Why on earth did you dis
charge the MANI" asked a friend.
HE caused me terrible anguish, Z"
replied Offenbach. 'He used to beat
my clothes outside my door, and
never could get him to do it in time"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-06-05

Doctor Ito patient): 'The trouble
with you is that you worry too
much. Stop thinking about yourself.
Bury yourself in your work"
Patient: Gosh and me a concrete
mixer"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18
Book
Pro- 7rotsky novel is refUted by
history and achievements OF Russia

porter, who is the author. Each
event and character has only one
reason for existence - 10 show
how much the Communists are
hated and to what extent the poo
pie are suffering under Red fas-
ciSm."
Russia is a country Of beggArS
and during the winter Of '3S.s34
especially, was VERSE eff than
the people who suffereA under
the Spanish InquisitieR: No
thing Cork imagined eeuEa be MS
bad Ms 1t Is new. Yes?" Everyone
seems to disappear except the aa-
thor, who lived TO ten the 4&ae.
The Russian military are made
fools Of by the Germans. whom
are welcomed by millions of Rus
slams when they invaded the
Ukrainei The Red Army had no
idea the Germans had even beer
mobilizing against them with
the aid of the German Comma.
mist Party, who were encouraging
Hitler in Germany) These are
among the brilliant observations
made by the haIf-witted Biunde,a
And why do yen think The
traitors confessed in the Russian
trials of sabOteuFs? Because u
they protested or made scenes
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18
6. S. U. appeals to organized labor abroad
for boycott Of American films

Scandinavia, Czech0slevakia, In
ola, Australia, Mexico and South
America, not to patr0nize films
made by the companies involved
in the labor dispute. These in
clude Metro-G oldwyn Mayer, War.
ner Bros, Paramount, Columbia.
10th Century-FOx, Universal.
RKO, Hal Roach and Republic.
"WE BELIEVE the truth
about what is going on in Holly
wood - the conspiracy to smash
democratic unions, the cynical
subversion of law, enforcement
that has led labor bodies of ma
mereus localities to declare a
state of emergency - should be
known to all people the world
over who believe in democratic
principles, and that they should
and will act accordingly" the I'M
ions strategy committee declared.
CSU charged the fila prOAae-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

nothing would be heard of them
again. Blunden calls this subtle
dialectics! II they confessed they
had taken part i'm q struggle for
power, 1t meant that they were
victims Of . struggle for power
- hence it was very clever of
them to confess!
OF Trotsky Ia Hero to Blum
DEM he says he was Z" deliher.
ately avoiding the accession 10
power, preferring instead to car
ry what he had of glory and
achievement into exile"
The dialeeties Of history; the
economic. political and cultural
achievements Of the USSR are 3
complete REPUTATION of the whele
book, without going into detail.
The. publication Of this never
may be taken MS one of the first
atomic cultural bombs OF 1877
te be dropped on the USSR. The
damage, however. is directed
against ourselves and cur reEa-
tons with the USSR we will
become the victims Of our OSxn
attacks; let our politicians and
writer's remember that.
PAUL ROMANO
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

HOLLYWOOD-An appeal for
mass foreign boycott of films by
nine Hollywood producers was
issued here by ALL unions rep
resenting s0O8 striking or locked
out motion picture workers.
In response to offers of coop
Grafton from organized labor
abroad. the unions, represented
by the Conference of Studio Tn
ions and Film Technicians Local
$50. called upon foreign labor or
CARNATIONS and the heads of for
eign governments to inform the
people of their countries that
American films are being made
under conditions they described
as ".antilaber terrorism" and "an-
fair to long-established American
Hniens."
They further requested that
an urgent appeal be made to the
people OF France. Great Britain,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

ers with trying 10 get centred Of
the world motion picture market
as well as the AemOcEatieasy aA.
administered Hollywood film un-
IONS Specifically. they accused
the companies OF locking eut
$3.50 union members wsO insist
ed On the right to elect their
OwR officers, importing strike
breakers, falsely raising the issue
OF juriSdietiOnaI dispute, the use
Of mass arrests and trials. con-
spiraey indictments, subSidizinE
law enforcement agencies and
the. "use of dishonest labor Head
erS."
Pledges of support have been ne-
eeived from Lombarde TOledars,
Mexican labor leader; Sec. GeOI &c
Elyin of the Assn. of Cine Tech
nicians, London; M ChaZea3 Of
the French motion picture tim
workers and various other Eurs-
pean nations.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

That was Oak Ridge, Tenn,
scene of atomic bomb activity.
reported Federal Works Admin
istrator Philip 3. Fleming as ne
urged Congress to plan public
works to meet Americas needs
and to provide a cushion against
unemployment.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18
A ROOM ON THE ROUTE
by Godfrey BluRden.
3iDDineo&f. S3.flA


IL this is a novel it is only be-
cause it is fiction. The author
chose the medium of the novel
form to tell of his year and a
half experiences in Russia be-
eanse he felt it offered him more
latitude. It certainly does. The
contradiction, of course, is that
the reader is supposed to accept
the fiction as fact.
The Significance Of the title is
that the authors room Is ON "The
Route, which is the system of
streets used by government Offi-
eiaas In the KrenlIin to drive to
their country retreats after their
daily Iab8rs. 1t Is heavily guard
ed by the political police, the isu-
pllca4iaR being that there are
thousands Of potential assasslnS
lurking in the shadows waiting to
ElAakHder them.
The only plot in the novel is
that everyone is plotting against
each other and particularly
against the Boss, or Stain, whose
name is not used. There are a
series of broken events. linked TO
gether by one Ferguson, a re-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18
In wartime HEY found
q way 10 do II

]. WASHINGTON = The federal
government paid for and built,
when the situation demanded it.
an entirely new city within a
few months, complete. with sew
ers. streets. waterwOrks, houses,
schools and hospitals"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

WASHINGrON-A handy %
page manual on grievance asbi-
tratiOn has just been issued by
the Labor Dept. The booklet dis
cusses various types OF grievance
SYSTEM, outlines the duties and
responsibilities of the arbitrator.
and details the steps IN process
ing a case.
Fer free copies write: Div. of
Labor Standards, us. Labor
Dept, Washington Is. D. c.
For Progressive Current ard
Trade Union Books - Try
PsssEi RemsafRe . weosEs
fss n. Ia SALE gFBEE7.
Th@Ae BeaEbero s668
Mail orders solicited
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

BERYL REUBENs. head of Reviewers Cousia
Reeeras writes from New York Il pass
rag my friend FLERAGE in Chicago He suggests depressing
than Gang album Of JOSH WHITE suggest repress
the Teprssble JOSH WHITE exactly in mnd
Heb heh." Oops! Add hyphen: repress.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

Have you been looking high your
recently! CARL NELSON Chief Local rs and
STAR circulation representative soourn in
hospital He broke his leg New Years way STAR
FFOIiei - 800
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

Ihe unions are the only in the country
ne pfoDie OF discrimination against unores
chairman Malcolm
have the right to earn their living according to their ability
unions he said through their fight fer equal opportunities
higher living standards, 60 something it.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18
Are you registered?

Acting director ROBERT BEAN Zoo report
their budget provides $3.50 for determination This
is exclusively for unregistered" *@sHa Isl
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18
THE CHICAGO STAR,

&SKl0@29zAyII
Are you registered?
Acting BEAN of the Brookfield zo reports
their budget provides $3.50 for determination This
is exclusively for unregistered" rats.
Are you q moidy fig?
you rebop? you moldy fig? Rabid apostles
of both styles of their favores Sunday
jam session of CLUB Carrying
ball for the rebop crowd will be unit headed by JACK F0nA
Hoir-spiitter
the phony argument about whether the MANS new snabOr
policy is liberal than its old reminds Haispttng
Harry. 86
He went to the BOBBY hatch whether
bigger fascist than Musson bigger
than Hitler. $#
Soy there. Local rs
.s Have you been ,osg high low for Chief
STAR circulation representative is home after se5ourn
Frelie. -
Oops sip!
BERYL REUBENs. Service for coupssa
Records writes from New York pass up this chance
Chain Gang album May suggest that to repress
the Teprssble JOSH WHITE exactly in nd
fieh heh!' Oops! Add hypFen: repress.
End discrimination
the problem against nnore says former FEF
chairman Malcolm Ross =
have the right to their living according their ability
unions he sad through their fight fer equal opportunities
higher living standards 60 something about it. -.
Henors for Hearst
When Hearst and Roy Howard finally get war
with suggest they permitted the first Unhnewn
Dead OF World War III in honor of their efforts
Workshop for acfors
RHE PEOPLES THEATRE GROUP has reorganzed, and is
operating Actors Workshop basis with
EoND DEfs and daegnes which first printed the
MASSES Reheafsas held Tuesday evenings
fees of PEOPLES SONGS INC, Randolph St New
members Of the organization who assisting direction
the workshop are sLABA KARKov LOUISE sABITAY.
Signs Of the times iF
Sign on the east side Of tavern 63rd Keeps This
Place On the west side OF building
Heart in q SONG
Returning to the concert stage after Otheilo in
New York and fun season the Paul wiz be-
heard at Orchestra Hail. Sunday afternoon
missed opportunity TO hear the who his
and consequently puts song in the heart of his audience
Free speech
We amped this in Time" mag recently ~In Portland Ore
street orator Phillip Baker demanded that police his RIGHT
of free speech said that eveTye he opened mouth listening
drunk tossed in penny"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

We lamped this in Time" mag recently Portland Ore
street orator Phillip Baker demanded that police his
of free speech said that exeyme opened his mouth listening
drunk tossed in penny"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

When Hearst and Roy Howard finally get US into wal
with Russia they permitted Unknewr
Dead OF World War III in honor of their efforts.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

Do for rebop? you moldy fig? apostles
of both styles of
from 23o to $50 at Hall f076 Dearborn
jam session of the Carrying
ball for the reb0p crowd will
bassist Trumpeter the Dxeanders
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

Sign on the east side Of a tav
Place On the west side of same bu
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

PHE PEOPLES THEATRE GROUP has reorganzed, and i
operating Actors Workshop basis
FORD 0DErS and Dialogues which printed the OLE
MASSES ReheaFSals held
fees of PEOPLES SONGS, INC, Randolph
members of the organization assisting the direction
the workshop, NLABA KARK0V LOUISE SABITAY
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

The pheny argument about whether the
policy liberal than its old reminds HaSpRg
He went to the BOBBY hatch trying figure whether Hitler
than Hitler fSs#G4s
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-18

returning to the concert stage after full Oelo
New York and fun season the N be
heard at Orchestra Hail. Sunday afternoon not to
missed opportunity TO hear the who his
and consequently in the heart of audience
Evening star., 1947-07-08

s4s Spun Rayon Sum Dresses with blous
IA 38S
Drsssy Dresses and .yon
s-00 to sos Girls Better Suits
and cotton coons IN dressmaker and twopece $50
2s5 Paysui in Cetons onepiece styles broken H. 34s
2375 Overal
Properly labeled as td.materal content
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Bows Wear-Fourth Floor

l2sS Junior Short
Also and 1ss Boys Anwo Swim Trunks broken Soc
$3.50 Junior Boys Poplin Sacks broken 1S0
25-299 Junior Boys Washable Shorts las
s2ss Junior Sun Suits cotton sizes and Loo
$3.50 Junior Boys Cotton Gabardne Shorts a. 150
sssss Cotton Popln Raneoas plaid lining to 10
4770 Junior Boys White Popln Eton Suits -150
l-350 White Cotton Dress Shirt, 100
161295 Boys Popfn Beted Rafpeoats soc
I-l99 Seersucker BIB Top Shorts,
427o Junior Boys One piece Cotton Wash 100
1-15S Junor Boys Longseeve Cotton Soc
33250 Junior Boys Paamas
0-250 Junior Cotton Twill Jodhpurs LOO
l-l59S Junior Anwool Long Suit
1-e50 Boys Rain Hats with visor Ice
l2ss Junior Boys Print Cotton Boxer Swim Trunks
ABE Husky Boys Cotton Gabardine Slacks s--ze
Ne&lc and Etc Gis' Misses Cotton Foet
7S-ssc Girls Plain Cotton Ankss, 6h
lIes Junior Boys Gis Cotton Basque
With name on 'front.' assorted and
mot more than Is residual shrinkage
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Economy Shop Dresses-Seeond Floor

II Misses 8S5 Seesucker Suits sine IL and 3SS
Wonens Seersucker Suits sizes 161h to
Is Misses 5ss Dresses, tailored rayn sizes IL to 1s3ss
Women SOS Rsdingoe black broken sizes 1SS
Is Msses eS5 Maternity Dresses sizes II to 163SS
- Womens SOS Cotton Dresses 1917
IS Taller ~ 9S5 to 1895 mesh IL 206SS
Wenen SIS print Jersey sizes 1871 to 20h
10 eg 9s5 Caos "A and 6SS
Won white checked jersey
22h 70 Ah 3Ss
Mes 1885 pastel misses sizes ID to 20 loo
Wemsn 1895 pastel size 1871
Evening star., 1947-07-08

Sports Shop-Second Floor
s-lss5 white with
black trim, sizes 10 to 8 6S8
striped chambray
coral or blue sizes 10 to 1e
l4sS Striped Chambray Skirts and dn Tops coral blue
white stripe, sizes IL to IA SIS
-795 Striped Chambray Haers,
blue white sizes 10 to IL 5S
lsS5 Slack Suits butcher black with white trim white
with black TO- II and Is SIS
1ASs Striped seersucker Culotte II ass
1-ss5 Dresses peaed skirt and
matching blooners. sizes II to 18 dSS
A95 Broomsck Skirts cotton sizes "a to 2S
2s5 Black Skirts hustle back sizes to 2SS
3s5 Cotton Cardisan small medium sizes 2AS
1sS Dresses sizes 10 to 6 SIS
Misses Slack Suits Of sabardne sizes II and SIS
Misses Navy Jersey Dresses, 10 and IL ---2Ss
Corset shop-Third Floors v4ae=sn;ss-
ls-2ss sdsa4 Cssses S. &c. 81
Il ana q 2----4 ------------~- oSS
so Artist Msdst ssslps s,ses 80, 81 and -----7S
%-sN WB Girdle boned back and 'front.' broken sizes -sM
z-s5s Side Hook 0kd,ss sss 40
ss Cssttss ~ and 3S
3-oS5 California Junior 0rdles size ~
3-s1s WI Feundaons sizes 50, 50
I1ss Psxne 0osAan Eyscs Bras broken sizes
broken
1-sSe elastic back
x1-17S Exqaats Tssm 11s. hse -
IA white satin size s7-sS
ls-sSs Fiszairs Bras Longtime size
Evening star., 1947-07-08

$50 Misses and Womsns 395 to $40 Summer strows-$2
Plenty black white the wells flower and ribbon
trims bonnet cloches big and little brIm styles
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Junior Miss Dresses-Seeond FIoo,

Junior Miss Dresses-Second Floor
s-lss5 Pastel Rayon Crepe Dresses to
1s35 Beige Casual Dress Of Cohama SIS
212Ss Pink Butcher Rayen Sun
3-1osS Butcher Rayon Dresses pink s7es II to
sass White IS --14SS
3l2ss 0abardine Cc beige Is and l6 7ss
<$2s Pure Linen Dresses blue Is 7ss
1o-l695 Printed Cottons sizes to Is 1888
lASS Printed Butcher bolero
. 70 10 IeSs
lass pastel and two Styles sizes
Observation-Disclosures SIS
3osss to 12s5 Specially Purchased coons and
Evening star., 1947-07-08

| 6-Y78 Fitted Reefers-S38 i
worm With o without sa the os . , to
Misses Spring coots
1-s45 pure sss
sss5 White shag shories WOOL H. Is and a2ss
2-ss5 White shories cardigan styles 10 and 49, 2ss
14s75 Red Wool Suede shorte, button trinn size Is Rs
s-ss5 Pastel Boxy Wool Coats lime size 49, beige size Is: white
Gloss Navy roppers pure WOOL
Women's Winter coots
Women's z975 Block cIossie coots-$l0
Black classic coats for Hand-stchsd edges boy Styles
| sizes 40 to a.
1-sss Bozy style sss
Women's Spring Coots
1-s45 FuenEh Casual Coat size
s-s45 Coats wool in black ses 50 to 2s
Wool Coat sizes SO to ss
Better Dresses-Sseond Floor
Twopecs pnks IL; 10. and
Misses sss rwo-piece
size IL to
Raon Suit Dresses sizes IL and 49, SIS
Misses 1918 Crepe Dress sise S
pleated
ss5 black with s IL and IL ~
Jersey Print Dresses gold pink with black
acts R.yon Crepe ~
Dresses lace trim sss 10 and H. N
Misses 4s75 Rayon Crepe Dress black with lace ~ sie ~
ss5 Pique buttons sire -
Print R.yon Crepe Dr with spun Tayon
rvopeo. sheer cp. Suit Dresses with whit:
Misses 4s7s Rayon Chiffon Dresses with sip black only
Dresses sizes 10 and Is in wine
sss Dresses printed ayo .h.nts skirt and
Wemens Rayon cr,pe Dresses. black only sin. - to
Women sss Sheer Print Ensembles rayon crepe de' ehn coat
orep. ls and aeh =.
Light blu. tim size q s
wosn 1915 Sheer R.yon Dresses sizes le, lsh 9on and aa
womens ss5 Black Sheer Rayon Dresses ses ISM ao aa
Sheer Print Drss sses and g.
womens ss7s Navy Rayon Crepe Dresses. A--lsss
J.ey Print Dresses black light ground
Womens SIS Dresses navy yon crepe with effect pink
eyeet aa a4; also blsckwit blue 'front.' si.ss
.sss Cotton Net Marqu.stse wedding aown.
Shop Of Leisure Foshions-Third Floor
s-1ss5 Rayon Coats Slightly
IS ss5 Brunch Goats Of 1.you prints
1o-ss5 Print Rayon jersey Iounnr nazd coats
r..rose R.yon Bsoo.de Lounsns si.. SIS
Pajamas black trose contrast coats
u-ss R.,en Jersey s.spn
1s-2s Wrap-aund Rayon Jersey Hou''o'sts Sizes % ss
Daytime Dresses-Third Floor
Cotton Suits II to 18 4s
Misses Eyse slightly paels
only ..- -- -.--------- yS8
Is Misses SOS Cotton sunback white and stripes
Printed Coons black pastel grounds Broken ss
~
Washable Shantung Dresses Print white
Sizes IL to Is
7-399 Maids Uniforms Size IA ony----Sse
19-169 WaterRepenent Blue red check SSe
sizes II to
IA Misses Coons broken sizes u to s----S
$3.50 white Uniforms. Broken
12-s5 White Uniforms slightly oled Broken de ransss~
Knit Underweor-1hird Floor
100 Misses $50 Two-woy Stretch Girdss-2 |
stretch rdes Of and cotton tsaross only
| in small and Excellent figure control.
1ss-75 R.yon Jersey P.ns de white only
2o-75 Nyon Psne, black white,
Rayon Jersey 6
Gdles elastic cotton mesh small only SO
Lineerie-Third Floor
- to % ------lGsl
3-16s5 Silk Sps cotton lace TRIM sses u to --e
4o-s5e goted and embroidery trim broken "
1885 Shore Twopece Pats1a nora prints xss -
.e-aso Cotton Print Topper
ss-ls5 shore Patas n to
,TABLY AMIR G0NOllED
Evening star., 1947-07-08

6-1eS5 Chintx 1925
S13S5 Teens Fisysuts with Skirts striped chambray 10
to Is ... -.-----~ 1895
lo07o Teens Swim 2SS
S395 Teens Peasant Blou cotton to 6 s9
$3.50 Denim Overas
labeled dses 10 to
mot than q residual shrinkage
Evening star., 1947-07-08

Doyight Coot SoIon-Second Floor
Misses Winter Coots
1896 Wool Tunic green
SIS
1-ssss Brown Wool trim;
1-49.75 Black Wool Tunic Coat e14------------32s
l4s75 Brown Wool removable lining
1-s5s Belted Wrap Coat, pure sss
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Girls Weor-Fourth Floor

10 Girls 4.95 to 595 PIoysuts-3.88
Sporty plays cotons and with mid
with skirts midrin others attached
Prints and solids in the group. Sizes to H.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
GIoves-Strest Floor

AGss Lnpsrtsd Cotton String sheres Broken
White yellow. natural, brown, navy ---lo
Sbuttsn Dsubse-wovsn Cotssn hand-sewn
eS.-----
1yS-Ss Nlaek Known Hsysn Glsvss Broken
Navy fuhsa WHITE ~
Evening star., 1947-07-08

8 Misses 49, IS Wool Gobordine Suits-H OFF
Wool Gabarne Suits In slick tailored styles styles
picked edges red and beige Sizes 70 to s 245e
Evening star., 1947-07-08

Misses Spring Goats
1$45 Green Boxy Classic Coat WOOL size So
$35 White Shag Shores WOOL H. Is and 12sS
2ss75 White shaE shories cardigan and 49, 2sS
14s75 Red Wool Suede shoe, button trina size Is s2s
s-ss75 Pastel Boxy Wool Coats lime Is; beige 49, white
Gloss Navy Unlined Toppers 10 and
Evening star., 1947-07-08

6-$78 Fitted Reefer-$3S
Fitted REFER wool kelly red and Goats
be with without the belts Sizes Il to iS.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Tots and ToddIers' Weor-Fourth Floor

Cotton Swim Suits alelastc waistband; sizes
stripe side s9c
-2s5 Toddler Cotton Lned Jacket light bue size
Cotton Pated Suspender Shorts brown size
Cotton Polo Shirts, assorted patterns
the group solid colors; assorted sizes and - oSc
800 Cotton Jodhpur sizes and 59Sc
Todder Cotton Wash Suits pants with white top
.izes and 4 1.59
Eoht hb,e tom 2 onlv l.59
<495 Boys Cotton Wash Suits, dark blue in size
Cotton Striped Sun Suits sizes to LIS
500 white with striped
trim szes 1 and l.l9
5s Girls Raincoats girls in red sizes and g. boys
black, and 6-2-piece styles l.s9
ao-ss5 Girls Rayon Cotton Soap
eyelet top Maize pink to sx Not all sizes in all
colors 80 - -
2o-7s5 Girls Cotton Dresses lace trimmed Solid coo OF pink or
blue, Not all sizes in all coos 4Ss
3e-6S5 Cotton Striped Dresses fabric with white
pique red, blue stripe in sizes to 6x 3SS
a595 Shanung with diagonal braid trim Blue
aqua navy group assorted styles patterns sizes
to in the $50
Not all colors in all
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Teen Shop-Fourth Floor

50 Teens 1925 to 1695 Dresses-8SS
colorfu better quality fabrics
cool collection Of pique chambrays
Evening star., 1947-07-08

7 Juniors Szo.o5 Beted Wool Tunic coots-h OFF
Wonderful brown red Talor
to 70 over your fashions Sizes to H.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
PIeyshoes- Floor

PIoyshoes-strest Floor
$50 Per. Of 5s5 and es5 pIoy.hoe.-3ss
Wis. suss:n trimmed With either red brown green
leather. Broken tses in the group.
" Price Hondksrehisfs-strsst Floor
lls-Msn 10 cutous initials sss
s-womsns - linens Madeira embroidered initials broken
l.-wosn, q handol.d Swiss embroidered coSored
initials, broken ASSIGNMENT
sc assorted whites and gay prints
Women, and Misses BIousss u Pies-Strsst Floor
1s-ass H.,en Crspss and R.yen Tanstas
as-sse Crepe Bousss-
JswsIn-strsst Floor
prs. Barrsass-
so-s Bangle
1855 Bird Brooches
2-eSS Charm Bracelets
l-lSS Ring
$50 Baby
l-lss BABY Ring
: Stoneset 1898 Rings
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