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The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
Turkey Files
 Complaint Against Red Propaganda

LAKE SUCCESS, (P)-Turkey formally complained to the United Nations today against what the Turk delegation called an "ag- gressive propaganda campaign by Russia to incite ''the Turkish people against their own govern ment" and other friendly govern ments.
 The complaint was made by Turkish delegate Selin Sarpar in reply to Andrei Y. Vishinsky's charges that the United States, Greece and Turkey were permit ting "warmongering''' against the Soviet Union.
 Sarpar charged that Russia, through propaganda, was trying to turn the Turkish people against the United States by spreading re- ports that the United States was taking over Turkish military bases under the Truman air pro- gram.
 Turkey and Greece are receiv- ing aid under the Truman pro gram for halting the spread of communism.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
Father LafOrtune, 78, Passes On

FAIRBANKS, (HD - III four months, Father Beilarmine La fortune, 78, famed dogteam priest of the Arctic Coast and for the past 30 years head of the Catholic Mission on King Island in the Der ing Sea, died Wednesday night
 He came to Alaska in 1903. AS a priest of the Jesuit Missionary Society, he served at Nome, on St. Lawrence Island and at other Arc tic coast settlements. He studied for the priesthood at Montreal, and later at Paris.
 He was brought to a hospital here three months ago.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
Mobilization Plan Ditched; Many Lives Wasted

WASHINGTON, (P- Bernard M. Baruch declared today "thou- sands of lives, extra billions of dollars and months of time" were lost in World War II because they repeated the mobilization errors of World War l.
 The 77-year-old adviser to Presidents told the Senate war in- vestigating committee the armed services had mobilization day plan (which would have saved precious lives and the wasted wealth, but they were not per mitted to put it into effect"
 "We were told this was a differ ent kind of war;" Baruch said, land none of that old world war stuff was wanted"
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24

SEATTLE, CP)-Passenger traf- fife between Alaska and Seattle has slackened in recent months as the winter season approaches, steam ship listings disclosed today.
 Greatly reduced passenger lists are coming into Seattle today on both the steamer Baranof and the steamer Denali Of Alaska Steam ship Company. The Baranof, due at pm, has 89 aboard, and the Denali, due at pm, has only 72, officials reported.
 During the summer season all passenger ships usually carried ca pacity loads both north and south bound.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
NEWS TN BRIEF

WASHINGTON (P)-Chairman Charles Luckman announced yes terday formation of a fish and shellfish industry committee to aid the food conservation campaign.
 The group, headed by J. L. All pen, president of the General Sea- food Corp, will meet with Luck man today.
 Other members invited to at tend include Knut Thompson, Petersburg, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
A.M.A. Doctors Say Tuberculosis Is
 Problem In Alaska

GAP Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, (P)-Five doc tors assigned by the American Medical Association to survey health conditions in Alaska, list tuberculosis as the Territory's greatest health problem.
 The physicians, Drs. Harry Bar nett, Jack Fields, George. Miles, Joseph Silverstein, and Arthur Bernstein all of Chicago, reported to secretary Krug of the interior department
 Tuberculosis is preVentable disease. The white plague can be controlled in Alaska and in a peri cd of five to eight years the death rate and incidence need not be greater than in the best areas in the United States
 Krug in making the report pub lie yesterday said the Alaska in vestigatiOn is the first of several the medical association is to make of territories and island posses SiOnS.
 "The American people must provide sufficient money to eradi- cate the evils that are menacing the development of our great Ter ritory,' Krug said, "Or be willing to accept the blame for failure to heed the warning that is contained in the penetrating report of health and sanitary conditions in Alaska.
 The team of physicians criti- ciZed the lack of federal aid to improve health conditions in Alas ka, saying the situation had exist ed for many years without even an effort being made toward a solution until 1945" It said the Territory's funds are insufficient to meet the needs for tuberculosis control.
 "The war years and it's present eminence as the left flank of the North American continent have brought Alaska into the national conscience" the report said. "The defense of Alaska would best be
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24

JUNEAU (R)-Telegraphic pro- tests against establishment of a 100000 acre reservation for Hyda- burg natives are being sent from the Juneau chamber of commerce to 36 United States government officials, including President Tru- man
 The chamber unani m u S y voted the protest yesterday as a threat to possible development of the pulp and paper industry in Southeast Alaska, and requested H. l.. Faulkner, Juneau attorney, to confer personally with interior secretary Krug in opposing the award.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Scot tish Rite of Free Masonry, South ern Jurisdiction, at it's biennial as sembly here, elected the following to the rank of Knight Commander of the Court of Honour
 AlaSka-Cecil Vetus Abbott, Anchorage; Kenneth Gordon Mer- ritt, Juneau; Arthur Leslie Ner- land, Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
JUNEAU, CP) - Ralph Rivers,

JUNEAU, C4) - Ralph Rivers, Territorial attorney general, and George Sundborg of Juneau left for Seattle yesterday to attend a hearing there Monday on Alaska shipping rates. Rivers said they planned to confer today with off cials of three Alaska shipping firms in efforts to reach a com promise agreement on the present rate structure.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24

JUNEAU, (P) - Juan Trippe, president of Pan American Air ways, and David Ingalls,, vice president, returned yesterday from a hunting trip to Admiralty Island, where Ingalls shot brown bear measuring eight feet, four inches. They left yesterday after noon for Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24
ADVISORY STORM WARNING

Gale force southeast wind to- night with snow and blowing snow. Continued strong 10 gale force wind Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-24

OSSINING. N. Y. (P)-Officials at Sing Sing Prison here. report that there is no housing shortage here. There are not l35 vacant cells-the greatest number of va cancies in recent years.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Misses Royon Crepe Dresses
Reduced
ServeI Gas Refriqerotors

Deluxe Model Servel Gas Refrigerators. Size
cubic feet. Floor samples Were $329.50. Now STAT
2 Standard Model Servel Gas Refrigerators. Size
cubic feet. Floor samples. Were S27425. Now,
$205.50
100 Automatic Electric Irons Group includes fold
ing iron for travel. Less than u price Now S295
rs Steadi-glo Hot Plates. One burner models.
Less than u price. Now---------- - Csc
1 Sampson Heat Pad. Electric. Less than u price.
Now --- $125
Is FeatherIine Suedine Utility Cases. For storing
your iron when not in use. Were 60c Now Soc
Portable Heaters. Less than "a price. Now $175
100 Flatron Holders. Fireproof. Fit any standard
size iron. Were 79c Now------------------- SOC
Estate Gas Range. Slightly imperfect. Was
Elgin Porcelain Top Sinks. White finished metal
base. Size 54-inch. Were s135. Now $3.50
so Electric Iron Slippers for protecting your iron
when not in use. Fits any standard size electric
W&L-Electric Appliances, Eighth Floor.
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Art Embroidery Reduced

10 Stamped Cotton Kitchen and Guest Towels
Were 63c to Csc Now -45c
81 Stamped Lustra-w weave Cotton and Rayon Guest
Towels Were Soc ---------35c
Is Stamped Cotton Guest Towels. Were 35c Now,
ESQ
White Ninon Boudoir Scarfs with fasot hens
20, 16x44 inches. Were $2.75. Now-----------S1.s5
~, 1884 inches Were $1.s5. Now $1.25
10 Three-piece Vanity Sets. Were 42.76. Now $1.95
II, 12x12-inch Night Table Covers. Were CSC. Now,
55c
Lace Boudoir Scarfs, ecru embroidery net. 1sx44.
Were $3 Now SIPS
IL, 10x14 Lace Mats. Were 81. Now ----------- CSC
Al Packages American Lady Rug Yarn, dusty rose
and blue Were 26c. Now Now--------------------15c 15c
156-ounce Balls Of Spinern Sofia and Bernats
Sweater and Sock Yarn in assorted colors. Were
13O Skeins Bucilla Wonderland Cotton, green and
tiger lily colors. Less than u price, Now----10c
Sc Two-ounce Skein Color Plus Knitting Yarn,
ivory, brown and blue. Less than " price. Now 15c
IL Pairs White Bag Rings, Sin. size. Less than
u price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe
40 Slide Fastener Pulls and Clasps for bags. Were
Art Needlework, Eighth Floor,
Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1947-07-31

80 Imported Swiss Rayon Dresses, button
front style White, pink, blue, yellow. Broken
sizes 1s to A. Were $2295. Now------$12.5o
Rayon Jersey Dresses, printed and striped.
Sizes broken IA to 40. Less than " price.
NJ, $775
! Sunback Striped Rayon Shantung Dresses
with boleros. Brown, rose, aqua. Sizes is.
49, 20, So. Were $29.75 -$1S.5
1s Rayon Crepe and Rayon Satin Afternoon
Dresses, blue black, brown, purple, aqua.
Broken sizes 18 to AZ. Were s29.75 and
more Now " $18.75
16 Two-piece Printed Rayon Suits in black
and navy. Sizes 20, SO, 49, AZ. Were $45.
Now $Z6.Zo
Ia Printed Kayon Dresses in one and two
piece styles Black, gray, navy and blue.
Broken sizes 1s. to AZ. Were $4s75. Now.
$3.50
8 Rayon Print Dresses in black and navy.
Sizes 40 to SO. Were $5s75. Now----s37.25
w&I-women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Women's Dresses Reduced

s Rayon Print Dresses with Jackets. Black
and white, black and aqua Sizes 10, 40, SO.
40. Less than u price. Now--------$ -$56.2S
Women's HoIf-Size Dresses Reduced
Is Rayon Crepe and Rayon Jersey Dresses
and Printed Crepe Sizes 14R, 1871, 20h,
22h. Less than n price, Now--------$S.75
8 Two-piece Rayon Crepe Dresses in black
and navy Sizes 14A, 22A, 24A. Were
IS Pure Silk Print Dresses and Pastel Spun
Rayon Dresses in black chiffon and crepe
combinations. Broken sizes 141a to 2415.
Were $35 and more. ow------------ -S1S.75
Is Rayon Crepe Dresses, print and solid
colors. Black, fuschia, pink. Sizes 1412 to
261z. Were s49.75 and more. Now $3.50
3 Rayon Print Dresses In black and navy,
with jackets. Sizes 22h and 24h. Less
than u price. --$s725
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Misses Fur Coots Reduced

2 Dyed Northern Back Muskrat Goats In sizes II
and 16 Were $474 Now w-------------,------S2 S264
3 Sverblue Dyed Northern Flank Muskrat Goats
In sizes 10, IL and H. Were $420 and $3.50.
l Dyed Southern Back Muskrat Coat in size IS.
Was 1884 Now
/ Mink Dyed Marmot Coat in size Is. Was 1854.
NOW
/ Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat in size H. Was
$474 Now------- ------------$3 $342
1 Brown Dyed Processed Lamb Fitted Coat in size
IA. Was $420. Now $500
2 Dyed Mouton Lamb Coats in size IL. Were $50
anu $ZlU
4 Dyed Mouton Lamb Coats in sizes o, ii and IS.
Were $162. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Polar Dyed Wolf Coat in size 15 Less than u
price Now --S -S108
Dyed Mouton Lamb 32-inch Jacket In size 13.
All prices include 20R tax.
W&L-The Fur Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Girls and Pettiteen Dresses
and Jumpers, $2.95
Less Than u Price

Less Than Y Price
100 dresses and jumpers Of wool. cotton, spun
rayon and rayon crepe. Dressy and sports styles.
Solid colors Plaids and prints Sizes to IA.
40 Girls Dresses Of cotton seersucker and rayon
crepe Prints and dots. Sizes 8, 10 and IL. Less
than y price. s19s
Is Pedal Pusher Sets of cotton corduroy. Melon,
gold navy, red and copen. Sizes to H. Less
than "a price. Now
IS Girls and Teenable Dresses of wool, cotton and
rayon. Dressy and sports styles. Solid colors and
prints Sizes to a. Less than y price Now $3.95
W6L-Grls' Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Teen-oge Cotton Dresses,
81 S0 Less than Y Price

2Os Dresses including ribbon plaids, printed broad
cloths and striped chambrays. few chubby sizes
in the group. 10 to 16.
100 Cotton Skirts in drndl style Prints on white
grounds Sizes 10 and IL only. Less than u price.
IS Blouses including cotton sheers, balloon cloths
and few wool and cotton (properly labeled for
fabric content shirts with long sleeves. Sizes 10
to 49, Less than y price Now-------------slsS
100 Dickeys and Collars including cotton pique
collars and cuff sets and rayon dickeys., Were 81
and more.
W&I=Teen age Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Juvenile Apparel Greatly

II Little Boys Wool Coats and Sports Jackets In
tweed mixtures Sizes to 8. Less than " price.
I3 Little Boys Wool Topcoats In tweed mixtures
and heeces. Sizes to 6. Less than n price
IS Little Girls Dresses Of cotton and spun rayon.
Plain colors and prints Sizes to 6. Were $2so.
W&Ix--Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
248 Mems Shirts Reduced

1913 Oxford cloth Shirts. Handsome chalk stripes
in assorted colors Cotton. Neck sizes IA to 16.
Were $3.50. $2.35
10 Sports Shirts. California style. Wool and
rayon fabrics Corn and fiesta colors. Small
medium and large sizes. Less than "a price.
50 Shirts. Madras cotton stripes Assorted colors.
Neck Sizes: 14a, Is and 15a Were so. Now.
$2.sS
w&-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Rodios and Photographs
Greatly Reduced

l Bendix Console Radio -Phonograph. Less than
\ price Now $3.50
Thorens (imported) Automatic Electric Record
Changer, be wired into most radios. Less
than " price. Now $S5
Decca Portable Electric Photographs, 4-tube
amplihcation, detachable speaker. Less than u
price. Was $76. $39.S5
Record Cabinets, dark mahogany veneer, hold
approximately 200 records, 10 or IL inch size.
Floor samples Were $21. Now $3.50
Low-boy Record Cabinets, hold approximately 100
records. Floor samples. Less than " price,
l Majestic Console Combination Radio -Phonograph,
mahogany veneer cabinet. Less than u price.
Portable Electric monographs, simulated leather
cases, play 10 or II inch records. Were $l3950.
Now - sseas
$50 Pieces Sheet Music, including instrumental,
vocal pops. Less than n price. Now---------Sc
W&L-Radio Galleries, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Junior Misses Dresses, 81 .95
Less than " Price

$50 dresses including cottons rayon failes butcher
weave linens and rayon gabardines. Red, gold blue
brown and prints. Sizes to IS.
30 Cotton Play Dresses, in washable pastel cotton
plaids open mdrif and coat dress styles Sizes
to IS, Less than y price. Now $3.95
IS Junior Blouses, tailored and dressy styles in
washable fabrics. White and colors Sizes 80 to SO.
Less than "a price Now IL
10 Dresses, including rayon prints and solid color
rayons some cottons. Less than u price Now,
SS.95 and S1O.95
30 All-wool Junior Goats, toppers and full length
coats. Black, red gray. brown and checked pat
terms. Less than "a price. Now--------------s2o
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Misses GirdIes and Sports
Bros Reduced

IA Memo Sensation Girdles with rayon satin front
and back panel. Sizes 26 and AZ. Were S5 Now
S2s5
10 Carter Girdles In pull on style. Black cotton
and rayon, elastic5ed. Size %. Less than u price
Munsingwear Foundation Garments Of cotton and
rayon Size 35 Less than u price. Now-------N
10 Jantzen Sports Bras of cotton. Sizes 49, SO and
88. Less than II price. Now Now-----------------5 Soc
10 Warnerette Rollons, pantie grdles Of rayon and
cotton, elasticized Small sizes. Were $3.50 Now,
s1.45
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
2 Boxes for 81

1000 boxes of fine stationery. including large
variety of novelty papers, plain papers with fancy
envelope Innings lightweight papers and some
with borders. Quantities in box vary from "a
sheets and "a envelopes to $50 sheets and IS en-
velopes White and pastels in single and folded
sheets.
Stationery Aisle 4, First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Mems Roineoots, $5.05
Were $40 and More

we're JlO and More
23 odd coats from stock in shower -proofed cotton
twill and cotton poplins Regulars "a, So, 80, AZ,
A, 46. Longs SO, SO, A. Shorts 40 and a..
Is Terry Cloth Robes blue only. Small, medium,
large. Less than "a price. Now
Is Students Rayon Tropical Sports Jackets, sum-
mer jacket in brown and canary shades. Regulars
and longs Were $15 Now 1915
80 Students Raincoats, Y length regulars in
shower -proofed cotton fabrics. Regular only 80 to
AZ. Were SIS and $18. Now ss75
W8L-The Mems Store, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
BIouses Reduced, $2.o5


Were 1928 to 1925
200 Blouses in cotton broadcloth net and crepe
with classic tailored collars Jewel necklines and
of the shoulder styles. Long and short sleeves
White, pink and aqua, red and maize. Sizes IL
to A.
W&L-Blouses Aisle Is, First Floor.
Womens Brown-ond-white
and AII-white Shoes, $8.85
Were SIl.95 and much more
65 Pairs of all-white suedes and brown and white
combinations of various feathers. Pumps and ties.
so Pairs Of Shoes in black suede black mesh, patent
leather and red calf. Pump and sandal styles.
Were $14.95 and more Now ow------ S10.85
45 Pairs Of Shoes including black gabardine pumps
with red snakeskin trim and black kd oxfords.
Less than " price. Now $4.S5
W&L-Womens Shoes, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Boys Clothing Reduced

Youths Sports Coats, sizes 10 and Is, Were
$3.50. SS95
1 Youths Sports Coat, size 49, Less than
n price, $8.95
1 Youths Sport Coat, all wool, size Is. Was
1 stocky Sports Coat, all wool, size 10.
Less than u price
Knicker Suits, all wool, size 6. Were $3.50.
. Knicker Suits, all wool, sizes IA and Is.
Were $3.50. Now ----$lSo0
1 Short Pants Suit, size S. Was $l2.75.
NOW ----------------$ $o.so
Longer Junior Wool Suits size g. Were
2 Stocky Wool Suits, size 20. Were $25. Now,
SI795
1 Stocky Wool Suit, size IS. Was $2750.
Now $13.95
A Pairs An-wool Shorts, sizes 4, S, 6, 7, 8,
9. Were $6.25.
IS Ties. Less than u price. Now sec
so Cotton Sports Shirts, short sleeves. Sizes
10, IL, IA Were Sass. Now----- $1.S5
80 Cotton Sports Shirts, short sleeves, sizes
to 10. Were s1.95. Now----------$1.I5
~ Pairs Cotton Wash Shorts, sizes to Z.
Were 81. Now--------------------
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Infonts' Wear Reduced

"a Crib Blankets Of 5o cotton, Is % plaid wool and
25a rayon 36x50 inches. Printed patterns.
Were $3.95.
I3 Cotton Knit Gowns were soc. Now 45c
10 Cotton Flannelette Wrappers less than " price.
Nou, CSC
S. Rand Film Pants which resist water. Medium
size only Less than u price. Now-----------25c
7 Pairs of Brown Leather Shoes In sizes 8, 81 and
O were 90 7s Now $I,95
~ Cotton BroadcIoth Sunsuits In sizes and T.
Were 1925. --------A------------$l4
3 Hand painted Wardrobes finished IN white
enamel With drawers and hanging space. Less
than Il price.
W6L-Ihe Nursery Corner Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Misses Wool Dresses, $5

Less Than " Price
300 wool dresses in one and two-piece styles Tai
lored and seni-dressy models in fall colors of
brown. black, navy, red, beige and gray. Misses
sizes.
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31

Cotton Print House Dresses,
Less than Price
print assortment
combinations.
in
thanha
&I- fon and dApronsT Third Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Misses Roincoots
$74.5O LESS than halt.brice

100 California styled raincoats in fine cotton gab
ardine fitted styles in two-tons and solid colors.
Black with beige or aqua
rs Cotton Gabardine Box Raincoats, beige with
bright plaid Innings. 10 to IS. Were $l9.95.
Now
W&L.-Coats and Suits Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Sd ~
Misses Hostess Gowns and
Lounsins Pojomos Reduced
More than "

Is Black Rayon Hostess Gowns In a two-piece style
with green and fuchsia belts. Sizes IL to .6.
Now
2 Wool Negligees in rose Sizes 1e and TO-
Wool Lounging Pajamas in blue. Sizes 10 and a.
2 Wool Hostess Gowns in melon. Sizes IA and l8.
Now -$1S.75
W&I-Neglieees Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Imported English Tweed Goats

S39.75 Less than half-price
Goats in classic style Of imported English tweed.
3 Great Goats Of Forstmann Chameaulane. Red,
size IL. Brown, sizes 10 and IL. Less than half
price S3975
3 Paris Adaptations, fitted with shawl effect on
shoulders and needlepoint trim. 2, size IL, and
/, size ID, all brown. Less than half price. Now,
sss7s
w&L-womens and Misses Goats and Suits.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Dress Fabrics Reduced

900 Yards Of Spun Rayon Prints, small designs with
brown, gray, green or blue backgrounds. SO inches
wide Was the yard 75c. Now the yard 800
Reduced "
$50 Yards in cottons, rayons, silks Prints, plain
and novelty weaves. Lengths of to yards.
100 Short lengths in wool fabrics, dress weights,
suiting and coating in lengths. of TO az yards
W8sL--Dress Fabrics. Second Floor. &
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Sheer Royon Stockings,
z Pairs for ST We're 90e

240 pairs Of full-fashoned sheer rayon hose. In
smart suntan shade. Sizes sEa to l0la.
w&L-Hosiery Aisle 1s, First Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Women's Royon and Cotton
Ponties Reduced

Women's Royon and Cotton
Panties Reduced
50 Pairs Of Rayon Jersey Briefs with rayon satin
stripe Tearose Small and medium sizes. Were
10 Pairs Of Knitted Cotton Mesh Pantes in tearose.
Sizes and g. Were 90c. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5Sc
IA Pairs Of Knitted Cotton and Rayon Panties in
tearose Size f. Were sac. Now------------S5c
W&L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor.
Misses Two-pieee Bothins
Suits, $3.50 Less Than " Price
50 2-pece bathing suits dresaaker styles In rsyor.
White and prints.
IS Black Plaid Cotton Sports Blouses Less than Y
nr;ce Now S1.5O 81 so
30 Pastel Tucked Skirts, rayon Maize, lime, white
Sizes u to Is. Less than u price. Now-----s4.s5
50 Sports Dresses cotton rayon in assorted colors
Sizes II to 20. Less than u price. Now------$495
80 Rayon Sports Dresses. White aqua, orange,
gray pink Sizes IL to 10. Less than "a price.
Now $3.50
50 Pieces Sportswear including two-piece halters,
backless dresses shorts play suits and slacks As
sorted colors and sizes. Less than u price. Now
$3.50
W&L-Sportswear Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
SiIverwore Reduced 15 and More

1 Set Of Six Sherbets. Were $21. Now -S12
/ Pair Tall Candiesticks, rnismatched Was
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Stationery SpeeioI
z Boxes for ST Eoeh 58e

1000 boxes include large variety of novelty papers,
plain papers with fancy envelope Innings, light
weight papers and some with borders. Quantities
vary from "a sheets, "a envelopes, to $50 sheets.
rs envelopes. White and colors Single folded
sheets. +
W&I-Stationery Aisle Z First Foor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Scorfs, Collars and Cuffs,
Greatly Reduced

20 Wool Checked Scarfs. Were $3.50 Now $3.50
1s Long Scarfs, 500 wool, 500 rayon, white Were
IL An-wool Squares. Were SO. Now-------$1.50
1s Echo Pure Silk Long iScarfs Less than half
price NoW--- ---- 81 so
IL Beige Collar and Cuff Sets. Rayon Less than
half price. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOC
Is White Collar and Cuff Sets, rayon. Less than
half price, Now SOC
W6sL-Neckwear, Aisle 15 First Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31

ChiIdren's and Girls AnkIets,
on Were 39c and more
400 Pairs of Childrens and Girls Ankets Of cotton
and spun rayon. Pastels, navy and brown. Sizes
9 to II.
W&L-Childrens and Girls Hosiery, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Exceptional Reductions

Misses Summer Dresses, $50
Less than II Price
tailored and semidressy
in
wd-
Evening star., 1947-07-31

Women's Summer Hats,
s4.75
Less than u Price
IS Summer Hats in a choice of materials. A fine
selection of colors and shapes
50 Summer Hats in straw. Assorted styles and
coIors. Were 1895. Now------~-------------$2 $2.25
50 Flower Clips in assorted coors. Were 1895.
W&L-Mllnery, Third Floor.