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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26

Polish and German Legations? I'm
successful in their attempt to get
information, the NKVD released Rev
Dainys, saying, however, that there
would be more such interviews.
Indeed, persons bearing summons
often appeared, but Rev. Dainys al
ways avoided being at the house
of the Apostolic Administrator and
instead went to stay with private
people. The NKVD began to ques-
tion the Apostolic. Administr o r
himself. 1t could be surmised that
they wished to eliminate his institu-
ton, and to arrest his associates,
or even the Administrator as we'll.
The Apostolic Administrator resolv-
ed to remain at his post no matter
what the outcome might be, but
persuaded Rev. Dainys to take ad-
vantage of the commencing repa-
triation of persons of German orr
gin to Germany, and this way to
slip out of the hands of the NKVD.
Rev. Dainys inscribed his name
as "Hausgenosse" (friend of the
family with one. family listed for
repatriation (the head of the family
was German, and his wife was Pc.
lish), and provided himself with
the necessary papers; however, he
stolic Administrator in Tallinn was
came to the attention of a Soviet
screening" commission in Tallinn
From then on, the eye of the NIX
IVD was upon him and they begar
searching for him. With great diff
ficulty, Rev. Dainys managed to re-
main in hiding in Tallinn; then
with the same family, he went tt
Riga, slipping through the Sovie
'control commission there, and thu:
came to Germany voluntarily" il
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
PLIGHT OF A LITHUANIAN PRIEST
SOVIET RUSSIA

tive of the Lithuanian Catholic hier-
archy, conveying to them the spe-
cial blessing of the Holy Father;
how their journey through Lithua-
MIA in luxurious parlor coach was
a veritable triumphal journey. On
ly upon his arrival in Latvian ter
ritory did Rev. Dainys learn that
Msgr. Matulionis had been ordained
bishop some years ago, but be-
cause of existing conditions, had been
put under oath to keep the secret.
Since he knew the Russian and
Estonian languages, Rev. Dainys
was appointed to serve in the pas
torate Of Tallinn, Estonia. Here
the Soviet occupation Of 1910 found
him.
Then it happened One evening in
the fall of 1910, a suspicious-look-
ing youth came to the headquarters
of the Apostolic Administrators (who
was German Jesuit), where Rev.
Dainys was also living, and invited
Rev. Dainys to go with him, sup
posedly to administer religious rites
to some unknown person. In reality
Rev. Dainys was taken to the NIX
VD. Here he was questioned for
| five hours and threatened with pun
ishment for his alleged flight from
Solovki, which would be pardoned
only if he would agree to keep the
NKVD informed of the activities of
! the Apostolic Administrator. Es-
pecially interesting to them was the
question: does the Apostolic Admin
strator maintain contact with the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
1884 OHIO PILIECIU
NERALSAVO w PREZI-
DENTA

Lapk. % d. is Columbus Off
cialiai paskelbia Ohio balsavi-
mu davinius is lapkr. 2 d. rim
kimu. IS to paaiski, kad net
1884 Ohio pilieciu balsavimo
diena nemate reikalo. pasisaky-
ii uz viena ar kita kandidata j
preZidentus.
Truman gavo 1,452,890 bal
su, Dewey = 1,445,684 balsus.
Tie 1884 balsai butu galeje
nukreipti Ohio balsavimu pa
sekmes kitaip.
lsviso Ohio balsavimuose da-
lyvavo 3,138,724 pilieciai. Tie
neEalsavusieji uz pref d e n o
kandidatus nuleme gubernato-
riaus rinkimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
PADEKA

Mire musu motinele Magda-
lena Rugeniene. Palaidota lap
kricio II, Lakeview kapinese.
Animal nutilusi negali atsi-
dekoti items, kurie suteike pas
kutini patarnavima ir palydejo
j amzinybes vieta.
Mes, apgailedami musu mo-
tinele, reiskiame nuosirdzia pa
deka visiems welcomes giminems
ir draugams uz dalyvavima SER
menyse, uz atsiustas geles. De-
kojame Lietuviu D. P. draugi-
.jai uz karsto neseju parupini-
ma, j. zebriui uz pasakyta kali
ba kapinese prie welcomes kars-
to. Amerikos L. Moteru klubui,
Wilkelis Funeral Home uz ma
lonu patarnavima, ir visiems,
kurie NUNS patarnavo ir uz-
jaute sioje liudnoje valandoje,
reiskiame nuosirdzia padeka.
Welcomes Selma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
LAPKR. % SALPOS
VAkARAS

81 sekmadieni, lapkr. % d.,
naujos parapijos saleje, 1902
Neff Road, ruosiamas kalbu ir
muzikos vakaras, nuo 4:3O PIP.
Kalbes tik ka is Vokietiios
atvykes Pranas Alekna ir AL
dona Augustinaviciene. Menine
dali ispildys Clevelande gerai
zinoma pianiste Brute Smeto-
niene, dainuos lietuviu tremti-
niu moteru kvartetas.
Izanga Is centai; pelnas ski
riamas suselpti badaujanti lie
tuviu jaunima Vokietijoje. BIZ
lietus gausite prie iejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
Gertrude Niesen Vaidins
"ANYTHING GOES"

Antras "Cleveland 500" 8io sezo-
no veikalas, "Anything Goes. su
garsla artistic ir juokdare, Gertrude
Nlesen, prasides pilmadieni, lapkr-
clio, 20, didziojeje Public Hall. Sis
Velkalas bus statomas istisa savaite
vakarais ir sestadieni po pietu.
"Anything Goes" yra mazas nu.
tolimas nuo tn kulturiniu veikalu,
kokius tas $500" Xxi siolei perstate.
Bet kadangi artistic Gertrude Me
sen Clevelandieciu labai nlegiama il
il nepaprastal zavejanciai vaidina
tame veikale, il tapo pakviesta iia
atlikti vadovaujamai rolei
Prize sio veikalo pastatymo daily
vauja 40 asmenu orkestra.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
LIkVIDUOJA MOkINIU
DRAUGIJELES

Clevelando Mokyklu Taryba
isleido isakyma likviduoti visas
High School mokiniu slapta 5
draugijeles ir ratelius. Tokios
draugijeles ir rateliai turf pra-
nykti miesto islaikomu viesu
mokyklu mokiniu tarpe, skelbia
savo vienbalsi nutarima mics
to mokvklu taryba.
Panasu nutarima isleido ir
Cleveland Heights miesto mo-
kyklu taryba. Tos mokiniu CRU
peles turf butt likviduotos be-
gyje 80 dienu nuo paskelbimo
to patvarkymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
PHONE: ENdicott 4486

the beginning of 1941.
Soon after his departure, the Apo
arrested by the NKVD, and has not
been heard from since. The NKVD
also arrested Rev. Dainys' compan-
ion in misfortune, Rev. Paskevicius,
who did not take advantage of the
opportunity to go voluntarily" to
Germany. In the spring of 1941,
Rev. Paskevicius was murdered at
Daugapilis During the second So
Wet occupation of Lithuania, Bis
hop Matulionis was arrested and
deported Che later died in exile).
(The End)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
RKO KEITH'S 105TH
STREET THEATRE

Shame teatre matysite seka.-
Gias idomiais filmas:
Lapkr. % Xxi 30: Leather
Gloves" ir Rusty Leads the
Way.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
CLEVELAND policijos sta

tistikOs parodo, kad greitas va
ziavimas yra dazniausia trait
ko nelaimiu priezastis. Pergrei-
tas vaziavimas yra ka!tininkas
vienos is kiekvienu keturiu
mirtinu trafiko nelaimiu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
GERAS KAMBARYS

isnuomojamas vedusiai lietuviu
porai be vaiku, ar dviem dir
bantiem vyram, arba vienam.
line aukste, 1892 Linn Drive,
tarp Superior If st. Clair ave-
nue.. (48)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26
UzMUSTA SO

UEMUSTA SO
Trafike nelaimese Clevelande
7uo siu netu pradzios Xxi lap
kricio % d. uzmusta 83 Emo
nes, lygiai tick, kick tue pa
6iu laikotarpiu 1947 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-11-26

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu-pasiq-
skit prenumerata dabar r
Dirva jus tuoj lankys.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-21
Third AnnuaI Salmon
 Derby Sept. 1 1 And 12

1 The Derby is open to als corners, only restriction being
 that the fish be caught in the
 wate; g adjacent to Kodiak be- itween Spruce Cape snd CaC~l Chlnlak and that they caught by trolling O. stripping. Ninety two anglers represent ing both sexes and all agess participated in the Derby last year with the championship award going to Commander Nick Lidstone of MOB. who brought In a IA pound 2 ounce beauty to set the record.
 Four jackpot awards will go to the luckiest anglers of the day aud there will be a score of merchandise awards put up by public-splrited local merchants One jackpot will go to the largest fish caught by a man. an ther to a feminine angler, 2 third to the champion junior fisherman and fourth to the captor of the largest fish of the derby.
 Defending junior champion is Sam Nelson who has won the Kids award two consecutive years. Inasmuch as more tham
 100 entries are expected this year it Is anticipated that the winning fish will be worth more than $50. plus some merchandise awards
 The entry fee is one dollar and blanks may DOW be obtained at Knudsen's, the Bank of Kodiak, Ray Martins, Island Fountain
 Pc ar Bear Cafe, No mans 1 Photo Shop in town and at the MOB. Welfare Office and Off, cers Club at the base Entries will be accepted till 4 pm on the second day ot the Derby.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-21
Guest Preacher At Baptist Church

The Rev George Wick formec pastor of Olathe Colorado wilE be the guest preacher at the If am worship at the Community Baptist Church tomorrow
 Mir. Wick and h's family are the house guests of MT. and Ms. William Stone at the Mission :. MT. Wick plans to pursue fur- ther studies at the Baptist ,.Di- vinity School, Berkeley, Caiif.. and will leave Kodiak on the next Denali.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-21

Kodiak's third annual Salmon Derby, sponsored by the Com. munity Center. will be held on Satu, day and Sunday SeptembeE II and 12, 1t was announced this week by Marcus Meyer, Center program chairman
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-21

Mir. and Mrs. William Lamme. who have been vacationing in Southern California and Mexico, have left for Raymond. Wash, where NJ amme's, mol her Is reported seticu ly i'll
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-21

The fife depa, tment was call ed at 7:cS Thursday evening to extinguish a stove fire at the John Given home on Mission I'd. No damage was reported
Kodiak mirror., 1948-08-21

 md
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Il Practical Nurses
To Graduate Toniqhf

The Margaret Murray Washington
Vocational High School will present
diplomas to 81 graduating practi-
cal nursing students at exercises
at 8:15 tonight in Armstrong High
School auditorium, First and o
streets NV.
An additional 20 students will be
pledged to six months clinical
afnliation service at Gallinger Hos
pital. The graduating students al
ready have completed this service
Miss Isadore Denike, director of
the Student Health Service at
Freedman's Hospital, will deliver
the graduation address. Miss Bea-
trice E. Ritter, director of the Gal
linger Hospital of Nursing, will pre-
sent diplomas and certificates.
In the pledging service, Miss
Margaret Arnstein, assistant chief
of the Division of Nursing, Public
Health Service of the Federal Sc
curity Agency, will discuss the sig
nificance of the pledge.
Following Is a list of graduates:
Brooks. Ursaline A. Harley. Quintella D.
Eruner Alice V. Hatton. Eta M.
Buford Janet p. Johnston. Yetta L.
Carey, Elsie H. Pierce. Mignonette o.
Chandler, Thelma Richardson. Alice V.
Cheffeus. Evelyn A. Redfearn, Dicey L.
Davis, Marian r. Stevenson, Fannie M.
Dixon, Harriet S. Stevenson. Inez
Duncan. Alice A. Ttbbs, Sybil r.
Dyer, Charlotte A. Walker, Lyder L.
Greene Mignon T
: Members of the clinical afiliation
class are:
Goodwin. Queen McWhirter. Ella
Arrendell, Lucy Mccoy, Florence
Mecham, Louise Williams, Eta
Satterwhite. Maggie Smith. Victoria
Scott. Madeleyne Mallory. Frances
Jordan, Thelma Cox. Lillian
Conway, Arlene Jones' Sophie
Eldridge. Emelda Neal. Lucy
McCray, Lillian Jackson. Eugene
Coates, Marie Harris, Mary
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Fur Coots, jackets
Copes, Scorfs

2 Leopard Stenciled Mouton
Dyed-Lamb Coats. Sizes II and
IL. Were $198. Now S42
2 Brown Dyed Mouton Lamb
Goats. Sizes 16 and Is. Were
1924. Now $3.50
2 Brown Dyed Mouton Lamb
Coats. Size IL. Were s2l0. Now,
$50
2 Natural Gray Chinese Kid
skin Coats. Size 16. Were s420.
Now --$17 STA
1 White Dyed Lapin Jacket.
Size IA. Was $198. Now 1882
1 Seal Dyed Muskrat Cape.
Was $540. Now -------$3lS
l Silver Blue Fox Jacket. Size
16. Was $594. Now - S3l8
1 Lynx Dyed Wolf Jacket. Size
IA. Was $3.50. Now -- S48
l White S. A. Processed Lamb
Coat, IS inches. Size "A. Was
$540. Now $500
Mink Dyed Squirrel Cape.
Was $294. Now ----------$lS2
/ 4-Skin Natural Ranch Mink
Scarf. Was $l68. Now - $50
2 4-Skin Natural Ranch Mink
Scarves. Were $l44. Now - 500
1 3-Skin Natural Ranch Mink
Scarf. Was $144. Now w- S96
1 4-Skin Natural Wild Mink
Scarf. Was $192. Now sra
4 Hats With Mouton Dyed-Lamb
Trim. Were $3.50. Now -- $2.40
Prices include 20To tax.
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Electric
Reduced

2 Nationally Known Electric
Refrigerators, Q cubic foot. Used
for demonstration. Were s32s.s5.
Now SSlS'SS
1 Nationally Known Electric
Refrigerator, 81 cubic foot.
Demonstration. Was s2ss.s5. Now.
s1s9.9S
1 De Luxe Electric Refrigerator,
8 cubic foot. With glass shelves
and freezer locker across the
top. Was s379.s5. Now s22s.Ss
1 Universal Apartment-size Gas
Range, damaged. As 10. Was
s1I9.75. Now -------.s .s5s.SS
/ Caloric Gas Range, used ss
floor sample. Was s26s. Now,
s12s.SS
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Fobrics Reduced
Mattresses

40 yards Rayon Dotted Swiss.
Black with white painted dots.
80 inches wide. Was $l.5O.
Now 'oc
50 yards rayon sheer. Black
with small painted design in
blue, green and white. 80 inches
wide. Was 81. Now 81
40 yards fine rayon mesh, IN
white and dusty rose. Was
s2.5O. Now $1.25
$50 yards sheer cotton lawn,
batiste and muslin prints.
Floral designs on pastel back
grounds. 36 inches wide. Was
ST to $1.19. Now 35c
80 yards cotton chambray with
woven stripes. White with black
and yellow or black and pink.
Also beige and green, rose and
brown. SO inches wide. Was
s1.25 and $1.39. Now Csc
$50 yards Ameritex Americord
prints. White with red, brown
or raspberry. SO inches wide.
Was 81. Now CSC
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Bondeoux, Bros,
Garter Belts,
Corsets Reduced
to ST
I25 Were 81 to $3.50.

Bandeaux and brassieres
in cotton broadcloth, black
nylon, rayon satin, sizes 81,
81, 80, 40, AZ. Garter belts,
cotton lace, sizes "a, 26, 20.
Corsets, cotton or rayOn
brocade, sizes rs, II, 20.
Strapless brassieres, nylon,
size 81.
Group one piece foundations of
cotton and rayon brocade, sizes
3s. Al, As. Pantie girdles of
nylon, large size. Bandeaux
and brassieres of nylon satin,
tearose or white in sizes 80, SO,
SO. Were S. to $12.50, Now.
Sass
w&I-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Evening Sandals
Reduced "a and
more, $7.S5
Were sl6.95

80 pairs gold -colored kid
skin sandals, strap styles
with medium wedge heel.
Sizes Az through 912, in
widths of AAAA through B.
Other shoes for Women,
sizes AZ through 9l2 in
widths Of AAAA through B,
in the combined groups.
115 Pairs Pandora Pumps, San.
dals and Ties in black, brown,
gray or blue suede. Were S22.e5
to $26.95. Now SLABS
50 Pairs Pandora Black or
Brown Suede Shoes with open
heel, open toe. ties with narrow
platform and medium heel.
Were $22.95. Now $10.S5
140 Pairs Calfskin Oxfords with
built-up leather heel, black or
brown. Were 1895 and SASS.
Now w---$ $8.s5
IS Pairs Pumps and Sandals
with wedge heel or platform.
Red calf or blue, black or
brown suede. Were $10.95 and
$12.95. Now -------$ $6.S5
So Pairs Red Calfskin Pumps
with low heel, closed toe and
open heel. Were $l1.95. Now,
$2.65
W&L-Women's Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Women's Half
Size Dresses
S7.45 We're !,:'s SA;9s

200 dresses in rayon crepe,
semi dressy styles. Dark
cOlOrs-black, brown, dark
green, wine and navy. Good
assortment of styles and
sizes, 141a to 241a.
so Dresses in cotton or rayon--
varied styles in prints or plain
colors, semi-dressy and tailored
styles. Women's sizes in 80 to
a.. Were 1895 to $12.95. Now.
S3.95
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
IS Girls and
Chubby's Skirts
and Dresses, $2.o5

We're S4.95 to S7.95
solid color wool skirts, plaid
pleated skirts, assorted
print cotton dresses. BrOk-
en- sizes.
80 Girls AlI-W0ol Felt Hats
in navy, brown, green and light
blue. Were $2.95 to $495. Now.
$1.95
W&L-Girls' Apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Wool coots

Wool Coots
2 Loose back Jackets with dol
man sleeves. Coral. Sizes IL and
IA. Were $35. Now w $25
2 Cocoon Jackets, Forstmann
wool, with dolman sleeves and
button trim. Green. Sizes II
and 16. Were $79.75. Now,
$3.50
5 Fitted Jackets, belted, with
dolman sleeves. Beige, blue,
coral. Sizes IL and 16. Were
$85. Now S42.50
2 Half-size Fitted Coats, full
length, medley crepe. Beige.
Sizes 1o1z, IAN. Were ss5.
NOW $4S.oV
6 Hand woven Tweed, Double
breasted Pea Coats. Brown.
Sizes 10 to Is. Were $59.75.
Now ----------------
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Girls Skirts and
BIouses, S1.95

Were S295 to S495
80 skirts-solid black, cot
tons, assorted prints and
checks blOuseS in white
cotton and rayon. Sizes Z
to IL.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Roincoots
3 Rayon Rain Capes, black and
green. Sizes 10 to IA. Were $25.
3 Rayon Rain Cspes, yellow.
Sizes 10, IA, 16. Wete $35. Now,
SIS
s Satin striped Rayon Raincoats.
Navy, wine. Size 10. Were $35.
5 bareback Raincoats, Cele.
reign. Yellow. Sizes IA to 18.
Were $35. Now - - $26.25
2 Glen Plaid. All-wool, Utility
Goats with f1nger-tip detach-
able cape. Size IA. Were $69.95.
Now $oZ
2 Plaid Wool Capes. Sizes IL
and IA. Were $69.95. Now $52
3 Wool Gabardine Capes. Nat
ural. Sizes II and IA. Were
$79.95. Now --$ $685.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

L. AXIS Oval Cotton Rug In
peach with embossed pattern.
Was $25. Now------$14.S5
2, Axe Cotton Rugs In blue
with embossed design. Were
$3.50. Now $Z4.SS
2, 27"x24 Twist Carpets In gold
color. Were $10.75. Now, the
lineal yard -------------- S6.95
/, 27"xlS Smooth Pile Carpet
In taupe. Was s7.s5. Now. the
lineal yard---------------$5.
Evening star., 1948-12-09

2 Navy Faille Suits, cardigan
neckline. 800 wool, 70% rayon.
Sizes 1872, 20la. Were s69.S5.
Now ----------------- SS'.ov
10 Wool Gabardine Suits, box
jackets with pocket interest.
Aqua, pink, beige, navy. Sizes
10 to 16. Were $69.75. Now
$3.50
2 Striped Box Jacket Suits,
jackets may be worn as toppers.
Beige, coral. Size 10. Were
$685.. Now --------S3 S39.75
7 Medley Crepe Bolero Suits,
gathered skirts. Tan, gray. Sizes
10 to 1s. Were ss5. Now $3.50
2 Gabardine Cardigan Classics.
Pink, Blue. Size IA. Were $l25.
Now ------ -- -- $685.
2 Dressmaker Wool Crepe Suits
with taffeta trim. Blue, bright
rose. Sizes IL, IA. Were $ls5.
Now --------------$95 $95
/ Dressmaker Wool Crepe Suit,
short jacket, flared skirt. Navy.
Size IA. Was $195. Now - S145
2 Dressmaker Wool Crepe Suits.
Navy, palimino. Sizes IL and
16. Were $l65. Now S115
Black Wool Gabardine Suit,
high fashion styling, rayon faille
trim on jacket and skirt. Size
IA. Was $195. Now w--$ $l45
nd Goats. Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Fabric Remnants
Reduced

100 cotton rem n a n t IS,
prints, solid colors and
plaids, in corduroy and
f1annelette. SO and 80
inches wide.
100 rayon and silk rem
nants in prints and plain
cOlOrs. SO to 54 inches
wide.
IS wool remnants in dress,
suit and coat weights. 81
inches wide.
W&I-Dress Fabrics
Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Students
Topeoots S1s.75
Were S35

IL Serviceable, all wool
fabrics in single-breasted,
set-in sleeve styles. Regular
sizes 81, "a, IS, So, 81, SO
and AZ.
W2l-students' Section,
The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09

USE THE MERCHANTS PARKING
SERVICE pork your cor at 9Th and
Constitution Avenue or 18th and
Streets Northwest. Special bus service
at reeuIor rates every ten minutes
convenient TO stores and theoters. ,.
hour porkins, 25e.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Carpets, Scatter and Room-size
Rugs Substantially Reduced

carpets, Scatter and koom-size
Rugs Substantially Reduced
Imported Hand hooked Rugs
OF fine all wool in lovely floral patterns
l. / in beige with blue
'~"' '''N s1sssc slss5s
Oblong beige with 1xl5 oblong with blue back
border Was $22s5o. Now ground. Was $2ss5o Now
s12950 sl695o
Braided Cotton Rugs
multi color designs Blue, tan and rose predOminating
Ovals
3x5 Were s1l s5 Now s6s5 q 3x5 s54S
+ AXIS slOe5 Now 1885 sos
$685. Now, $685. s. 3x5 Were $5e5 Now SllsS
Wool Broodloom Rug Seconds
Slight impefecons that will not affect their wearing quail
tiles make these rugs seconds.
!, 10'x6" in wine
l. 12x126" Twist gray If II perfect would be $6270
perfect would s1s52o Now, Now $4s7s
ground If perfect, would be
l. 15'xs" Twist in gray II $7450 $34s0
,o. nd y. .,s Now l. 12'x41o" with gray
p'''' " ~ ~ 80 ~. ground. If perfect, would be
All Wool Chenille Seotter Rugs
In soft tones of blue and 4, sx5 Were s24sS. NOW,
+ ssx4s Were $685. Now 2, 4zs. Were ssss Nov;
Evening star., 1948-12-09

Juniors and Teen
ayers Shoes,
S4.95
We're S695 TO S8.95
rs pairs of dress and sports
type shoes in a variety OF
styles and feathers. Broken
sizes AZ to 8.
so Pairs Of Rayon Satin Slippers
in red and light blue. Broken
sizes 5 to 8. Were $4.95. Now,
$295
W&L-Juniors' and Children's
Shoes. Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Juniors Dresses
$1o.95 to $12.95
We're 1865 TO S29.75

We're SI695 to $29z5
60 dresses in one and two
piece styles. Rayon faille,
crepe and gabardine. At
tractive pastels and dark
colors. Sizes 8 to Is.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Misses FormaIs Greatly Reduced

groun of crepes taffetas descent marquisettes
velyeteens satins fabrics Sizes lO to H.
$685. Now $3.50 were S497o NOW $3.50
u,ere cas- Now SIG 20 $4975 S3725
/ Now $1875 D were $so NOW s'9:ov
to $45 Now $2625 was SoS'So' mo" S44'''
W&1.-Missess Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09

A group of wool and rayon en-
piece styles. Black, navy, and a!
6 were sos to $125. Now, $3.50
2 were $3.50 to S195. NOW, S71.25
8 were $125 to $165. Now, $3.50
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Misses and Women's Wool
Goats and Suits Greatly Reduced

3 F0rstmann Wool Goats, inset
yoke. Black, beige, navy. Sizes
SO and 40. Were 500. Now, $50
S Miron bardine Coats,
straight back, buttoned from
neck to hem. Navy and aqua.
Sizes 10 to IA. Were 500. Now.
$50
5 Shoulder -capelet Goats, fiared
back. Navy or black. Sizes 16h
to 201k. Were $115. Now SIS
3 Forstmann Tweeds, double
breasted, tailored. Beige. Sizes
8, 70, 1e. Were 500. Now $75
l Shortie Coat, red plaid with
navy trim. Size IL. Was $3.50.
Now --------------- go
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Misses Dresses Reduced

group of piece ensembles in faie crepe and
veveteen Black and assorted colors Sizes lO to IT,
-, usrs eos Now s1s-K 4 1895 to s4e95. Now.
"eie e-o -'0" ----- S3725
Now----$1650 uer. eco os N &7o os Now
4 S29 95. Now-----S2225 S44.50
roro Nov Now
group of wool dresses plads plains; few piece
ensembles and dresses Assorted
coors. Sizes 10 to 16
were S4s95 NoW-----sHS''o $4450
1896. .-----S3725 we're $685. S5225
group rayon crepe and satin dresses one and
piece styles Chiefly black and navy Sizes lO TO H.
6 we're s1ss5 s22s5 Now were $685. to $685. Now
$3.50 $3.50
were s25 Now s1 s145o we're 1895 $3.50. Now,
II $3ss5 to $49s5. Now A45o
s1s7s l6 s4se5 $685. Now,
p uere s4e e5 IN 500 e5 Now S3725
s2225 9 $685. Now $SS.75
W&I-Misses Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09

s Fur-trimmed
Goats, $59.75
Were $98
f1tted coats with yoke OF
Bombay lamb. Green, gray;
sizes 8 to Is.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Walnut Room Formols
Greatly Reduced

group rayon crepes marquisetes some beaded
or embrodered rayon and silk chions; few rayOn or
silk lace and chiffon combinations White and assorted
n tn
Evening star., 1948-12-09

80 were $69.95 to 1895. Now,
$44.50
10 were 1895 to sos. Now,
S56.25
2 were 500 to $l10. Now, SIS
Z we're $125 and $3.50. Now,
$93.75
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Young Mems
Suits, $19.75

80 suits in a limited size
range. Well tailored wool
tweeds in desirable cOlOrS
and patterns. Regulars
only, 81 to 80.
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Misses and Women's
Suits

6 Women's Half-size Suits, 70%
rayon, 800 wool. Loose jackets
may be worn as toppers. Navy
or black. Sizes 141a to 20k.
Were $69.75. Now ----$37.50
W&L-Women's and Misses Sui