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Evening star., 1948-01-02

tafy news from
tho various bat osnstantins Srsvs.
fields, Mr.. stuart's dispatch Is the
first to intimate that tho situation
Of the national armies Is far worse
than It is shown In the regular
news dispatches.
The truth is that Manchuria Il
likely to be lost to the Moscow-sup-
ported Communists before long.
The attack Of the Communist
armies against Mukden has gained
intensity In the last few days.
Fight Against Heavy Odds.
The government troops are Tight
ing desperately against heavy odds.
Not only have the Communists
been supplied with large quantities
Of war material-especially heavy
artillery and = wealth Of heavy
machine guns and ammunition-but
they also have the necessary warm
uniforms without which no army
can fight In q climate where SUBJ
zero temperature Is normal.
The government forces are des-
perately lacking ammunition for
the American weapons which the
United States supplied when they
were fighting the Japanese as our
allies.
Since the embargo on exporting
ammunition to China was applied In
May. 1916, the Chinese. regular
forces have received an insigniff-
cant trickle Of American war sup
plies In the form Of machine gun
bullets and artillery shells. This
embargo now has been removed
and export licenses are being
granted, provided, however, that the
Marking government has sufficient
dollars to purchase them In this
country.
The situation regarding warm
clothing, which In Manchuria Is as
essential as weapons, is even worse.
There Just is none. Hundreds Of
tons Of special winter equipment
are available In the Aleutians and
could be sent to China without any
cost to the American taxpayer, ex-
cept transportation, since they have
Evening star., 1948-01-02
Ru Frank r. Kent

BY FRANK X. x eNf
" It Is conceded that In the next
three months there will be some
black moments when 1t will seem
the Marshall plan for the economic
Evening star., 1948-01-02
Mcl-en1or
Holds Yeur's $ Outlook
In Palm Of Hand
Bv Henry McLemor

The section Of beach on which
! live Is very exclusive.
In our neighborhood 1t Is strictly
forbidden to smoke opium while
Evening star., 1948-01-02

|self-and let his country and the
world take the hindmost.
Distributed BY McNaught syndicate. rne
Evening star., 1948-01-02

ger Med6 "
instructed to
gather ~ soon
as possible at the
coast whence
they could be
eva ua ted to
the q ntted
States without
risk to their
lives.
Since the
Chinese govern
naent has placed
q strict censor.
ship on all mill
taly news from
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

For the finest selection of mems.
ladies and children's clothes at
the best prices. see Ruey Hewett
at Roberts Clothing Co. He will
treat you right. SIC.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
Farm Campaign To
Push Savings Bonds

100 me.ii,i, Of Greensboro, as
sistant state dIrector Oh the North
Carolina savings bonds office
was in I~,....-...--- Thursday, az
ranging with county savings
bonds chairman, ""''"-' ~'---i
and with bankers, newspapermen'
radio station managers, tobacco
warehouscmen, farm leaders and
others for a 1913 Fall Farm Cam
paign to promote investments in
u S Savings Bonds among farm
crs, business and professional men
and others.
This fall campaign is particu-
lally aimed to reach our farm
folks who are in the process OF
marketing their tobacco and
other crops and who will want
to save n portion of their crop
dollars for their future securi-
~, Merrill said
"A financial reserve IS a very
important part E the business of
farming" he continued, and the
safest place for this reserve is
in u S. Savings Bonds. They
draw almost 3 percent interest
when held to maturity, and can
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
PUBLICATION


STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBUS COUNTY
In The Superior Court.
James Curtis Hathaway, Plaintiff
VS..
Alline D. Hathaway. Defendant
Notice is hereby given to the de-
PENDANT that a complaint for di-
vorce has been filed against her
by the plaintiff on the grounds of
abandonment and separation for Il
period of more than two years. and
it appearing that the defendant is
a non resident of the State and
can not after due diligence be
found in the State:
Now. let the defendant take no
tice that she be and appear before
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Columbus County. North Carolina,
on the 3rd day of October. 1948,
or within thirty days thereafter,
at his office in the Town of White
vile. and answer or demur to the
plaintiffs complaint. or judgment
will be granted according to the
prayer thereof.
This 80 day of August. 1913.
Lee ]. Greer.
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Columbus County
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

Clark and Howard Hartley, tail
backs; Ben Cittadino and Fred
Hardison, ends; Buddy Muhigan,
wingback; Fletcher Wall, center
and Dick Gardner. tackle, but
Duke. supporters are predicting a
stronger combination with Fred
Folger, Jr., Mount Airy tailback'
expected to spearhead the attack,
Dukes first test comes in the
N C. State game September 20.
THE CAROLINA LEAGUE
moves up to. class B baseball for
next season, thanks to the tie
breaking ballot of Carroll Brown
president of the league. With such
cities as Raleigh. Winston-Salem.
Durham, Greensboro, Burlington,
Danville, Martinsville and Reds
Vile included, certainly the base
ball supporters of this area are
entitled to class b bascball-even
with an added cost for operations
on the part of team owners.
And speaking of professional
baseball-how about all the close
races this season?
The only teams making any
thing of a runaway within their
own circuits are Tarboro in the
Coastal Plain loop and Asheville
in the Tri-State. But the Hi-Toms
are doing a pretty neat job NOV
ing out front in the oNrth Caro-
lima State circuit right now, too
The Carolina loop is really a
honey. Three teams were dead,
locked for the top post last Sat
urday morning-and five teams
remain very much in the running
at this minute.
Sanford. Red Springs and Viii.
mington are going down the homo
stretch in perhaps the closest
race of Tobacco State League his
tory.
Newton-Conover and Lincoln
ton are running neck-and-nrc
in the new Western Carolina loop
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

Beautiful metal social security and
Identification cards. lettered and
numbered. 80 cents each. Roy
Watts. Tabor City, Ri. 2. it'd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
TAR HEEL
SPORTS.

Football comes knocking at the
door this week. The Southern
Conference gridders. have removed
the mothballs and Started groom
ing themselves for the big season
lust ahead-and this year the
North Carolina collegiate home
slate will offer plenty of action.
And it certainly isn't long un-
til the opening games. Just look
up Appalachian States way-the
Mountaineers have a game booked
with Langley Field for September
11-and High Points Partners
meet the Carolina Jayvees the
same night at High Point.
That's really moving football
right up into the midst of the
baseball race-and unless things
cool off considerably, it's gonna be
mighty hot-even for night foot
ball.
THE BIG GAME of the sea-
sons early stages comes off at
Wake Forest Saturday, Septem-
Der IS, and right here we're pre-
dieting a capacity crowd for the
Wake Forest stadium.
With Peahead Walker switch
ing over from the single W
to the T formation, the college
coaches will be out in big num-
bers to scout the Deacons-and
certainl Carl Snavcly will have a
choice seat and some powerful
field glasses-'cause Carl hasn't
forgotten that 10 to upset the
Deacons handed his powerful
"Choo Choo" Tar Heels last
season.
George Washington comes
south with new COACH. H
"Bo" Notwithstanding the
squads activities-and the Co
lonals appear to have stronger
combination tina last season.
But just take a look at the
Wake Forest squad-22 lettermen
included in the ranks-with Tom
Fetzer, the Reidsville flash, and
Anthony Di Toma. the 215-pound
junior from Vineland, N. j., &c
direct the backfield activities
Fetzer rated as one of the state
best passers last season the
tailback position. Tom hit the
bulls eye so times in 140 efforts
for a total gain of 9S5 yards.
And Fctezr averaged better than
81 yards with his punting. too,
The Reidsville boy is certain to
be a triple-threat in Wakes back
ficld-and Di Tomas 210 pounds
certainly won't be a handicap
to the line plunging qualifications
So right now it looks like
Wake Foest will be the team tC
watch-they'e big, powerful and
plentiful
NORTH CAROLINA. of course
will still be the team to watch
The Tar Heels open with Texas AT
Chapel Hill September 25, and
dame fortune may reverse the hap
penings of last season when the
Carolina boys failed to recover
from their air sickness in time tc
stop the Longhorn attack. "Choo
Choo" justice is back-and the
Asheville boy should be cinch
for All-American honors this sea.
son.
Dukes team comes up with the
loss of such players as George
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

be cashed in an emergency ut any
bank after go days. Unlike cash
savings bonds that arc lost.
burned or stolen can DE replaced
Series E Bonds can be purchased
at banks, post Offices and a
Savings G. Losn Offices. F ana
G. Bonds can be ordered through
the banks.
During the three-montns pei
iod of the Security Loan I'm
paign which closed July ID. more
than $4,000 in U. S. Saving
Bonds were purchased by North
Carolina citizens Merrill said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

FOR RENT to married couple or
two girls. furnished apartment.
Mrs. Bessie Stanley, Phone $751;.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

FOR SALE: 30-gallOn used water
heater. Like new. See Braxton
Lewis. Tabor City Ri. 2 S3p
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
want
IA ID =

LOST: Black and tan hound dog.
brown head and legs. named
Dan. If found. bring him to me
in good shape and l will pay
$50 reward. F. w. SarviS. Lorls,
S. c., Rt. 1.
OPPORTUNITY: Excellent opening
for married man. 81 to Is years,
to collect and service insurance
debts in Tabor City and vicinity
Car necessary. See Jason Nor
ris, Sop
PERSONAL-FOr individually de-
signed Spencer garments. see or
write Mrs. Duncum, Box 2, Tabor
City.
Furniture and refrigeratOrs refin-
ished to look like new. White
Motor Sales. Octlc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

So it looks like anything can
happen before the season closes
and that can be long now with
King Football just around the
corner and all set for that opening
kickoff.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

For the finest selection OF mems
ladies and children's clothes ut
the best prices. see Ruey Hewett
at Roberts Clothing Co. He Will
treat you right. Soc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

There's no better place in this
section to buy quality grocerie"
at lowest prices than at Lewis
Cores store on Railroad street
in Tabor City. Soc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

A trial will convince you that Jack
Strickland's groceries are mighty
good and most reasonably pric-
ed.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Coats and Suits

$685. ond S4o95 AI-WooI Suits its-------------$51.S
Gabardtne and sharkskin 1o1s regular and halt Sizes
S4oe5 Greoteoot with Zip Out Fur Lining ------$4I.ss
Black, colors. AU-,0oo couert. 10 to 1S.
S5995 and SIS Fur Trimmed Winter Coots
Flared or fitted. Black coors. 10 to 1S.
S2s75 Wool Suede Covert Coots $z3.Ss
Fitted or fared, some Nth hoods. 1918, 9-15.
s4oo5 Fur Trimmed AI-WooI coots-S4I.SS .SS
Fitted or fared. For misses, a0onaen and juniors.
$500 AI-WooI Gobordne. Zip Lined Coots $500
Detachable hood. Hand-stttched detail. 10 to 1S.
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
TOiIetrieS

Great Assortment Fomous Make Bulk soopsI6 for 81
Cold cream, bath, complexion buttermilk, etc.
Sl.39 Dozen Toilet TISSUE focioI ype--- 81 90 doz
$50 SOFT absorbent sheets to roll. Pure Uhite
Sl695 Fomous-Moke Manicure Kits-$ $685., tax 25e
Genuine pigskin 1oith 7pc steel implement set.
Sl.o8 to S298 Dorset" Compocts -------------84 SAC
$3.50 Postic 3-Pe Dresser Sets$1.49 40
Comb nyon-b -brtstled brush, ror In assorted colors
S4ss MusieoI Powder Boxes xes-S3.4
Assorted shapes, colors Classical and popular tunes
S375 Fomous Comb -ond Brush Sets ets---$l.59
Genuine luce nylon bristles Clear rose blue Bored
60e and 75e Fomous- Make Cosmetics price
sPlus 2o% tar
Kanns-Sreet Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Tee,,-Age Apparel

s32e5 Zip.L Lined Covert coots $3.50
Detachable hoods Green oine broDn or grey. 1916.
$500 Royon Dresses
Plaid plain. Full skirts 1916.
Sl095 Cotton Popn Roncoots oots-----------------$4.69
Belted. Natural putty colors 1916
S795 Gobordne Roincoots ------------------$3.99
Checked-lined. Red, natural, blue. 1916.
$3.50 and $7ee AN-WooI
Plaids solid colors 1916
500 Wool Coot Sweaters rs----------.---4-----$z.39
High shades, pastels, whe. 1916
Labeled as to fabric contents Sizes 1916.
Slo.95 Wool-foce Fleece Coots -$15.97
Detachable hoods, parious Innings. 1915.
$3.50 and $4.so Rayon BIouses --------------$3.19
White. Gibson Girl style. 1916. .-..
:: Kanns-Teen shop-Fourth Floor =
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Boys Wear

$3400 to $3.50 AII-WooI Students Suits Sz4.95
Single and double breasted styles, sizes 81 to 3S
S2e.95 to S34.50 Students Topcoots- S24.s5
Covert and gabardine. Sizes 81 to 3S
S24.s5 and $3.50 Youths Two Trouser sutsSls.ss
All Dool, plaids and solids, sizes 10 to 16
Sl9.95 to $24e5 AI-WooI Youths overeoats ats-sle.se
Plain feeces, sizes IL to 18.
$8.95 to S1295 AI-WooI SIoeks $500
Solids and ptaids, sizes "a to 81 tDatst.
$4.95 and S5.95 Corduroy Stocks S3.s8
E Sizes to TO- ,oh elastic sides boys sizes 10 to 49,
$8.e5 and S9.95 Plaid Mockinows ows-----------$6.eo
zippered hood, aoarm cotton lining, stses to 10.
S7.o5 and $S95 Navy Pea coots---------------$5.s9
With ,oarm lining, sizes to Is.
$3.50 to $3e5 Sport shrts---
Checks, paads and solids Long sesues, sizes to TO-
Csc Under Shorts ------6s
Famous make, winter ,peight Szes S to 1s
Csc Short Sleeve Undershrts hrts-69
Famous make, winter aDeight, sizes to 1s
S1.95 to $3.50 Cotton Flannel shirts------.-$I.7s
PlaadS and solid colorS, sizes 4 to 1S.
$3.50 Students Covert Topcoots s--------$2 $2S.SS
Zp-ou Hning Natural bropn and blue Sizes 81 to 49,
$3.50 and $4450 Students Worsted Suits ---$2s.e5
All Uoo, hard finish, limited quantity Sizes 81 to 3S
S0e5 Snow suits- ---------S7.s9
Upper 'front.' t,0o-tone plaids. Sizes to 10.
Sl95 to $3.50 Cotton FIonneIette Pojomos-
Sltpouer and coat styles Sizes to 1S.
Irrss. Of $229 to s3e5 Leather Gloves
Many different styles
Sll5 Bosoue Shirts ---------SSe
Long sleeues stripes checks and plain colors sizes to 49,
39e to Sc Cotton Hose ose-------3f for 5ss
Fine quality large selection OF patterns sizes to H.
sheepIined coots----- ---------S1o.ss
Bro,on nsolesstn fur collar, leather trim s to IS.
Slos5 to S27e5 3-Pe. Logging sets---S15.s9
Plain teeces and fancy, sizes 4 tos
Kanns-Boys wear-second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Girls Wear

$3.50 Beacon Robes ------------------$3ls
Bright colors. Sizes 2 to II.
$3.50 AI-WooI Slack s---------------$319
Cotton interlining. Fan colors. 7-H.
$3.50 AI-WooI Cordieon Sweaters s-------------$z69
Pastes and dark colors TIA.
$40 AI-WooI SIip-on Sweaters ters--------------$l.s3
Short sleeves. Stripes, solid colors. 7-14
Fast color prints, stripes, solids. TIE.
S299 Spun Royon Dresses ---------------$l.S3
Embroidered. Rose blue, aqua 7-12.
$24o to $3.50 Royon BIouses es---------------$1.99
All t0hite red or blue stripes. 7-14.
s4s9 and s59S Wool Skirts kirts-------$3.ss
Plaids or solid colors. Sizes to H.
$3.50 Cotton Dresses s-------------------$
Prints stripes, solid colors. 7-12
$795 Gobordine Roincoots s----------$5.99
Some hooded some reversible. TIA
$500 Roin copes with Hoods s--------------$3.l9
Red, blue or green plaids. TIA.
$40 to $3.50 Wool Stocking ops---------$l.ss
Single or double tassels. Stripes solid colors.
$l095 Snow Suits, 2-Pc---------,.-----
Hooded Jacket cool slack pants cotton interning 7-12
Sl6.95 WooI-foee Fleece Coots ots--------------$12.S8
Lined; detachable hoods. 7-14.
Sl695 Coot and Slack Sets $12.68
Wine or teal. Fabric content labeled. 7-10.
SI9o Cotton Polo Shirts rts--------------S
Fine knit, gay stripes s-14
S29o Cotton Knit Polo Shirts rts------------$ll9
Pastel solid colors S-N
Kanns-airis Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
SpOrtSaceus'

$79S to $1095 New Fall Skirts rts------------------$599
Dressy and tailored, Uools and rayons. Stzes 1870
ssee Warm AIi-Wooi coot sweoters-
Black, navy, sone green blue, grey broton $685.
S7s5 Three Length sIoeks- -------------------$5ss
Black brosOn. green, grey ravon gabardtne. 1920
S7s5 to Slos5 Wool
Juntor szes.
$3.50 and $4S9 SIp-on Sweaters
Long and short seeves. AH-,oool IN many cooTs 34-
$5s5 and $7.e5 cerdeon Sweaters ers-------------$4ee
Fitted bory long seeves. Auwoo 3440 Pastels ddrks.
s4s9 cordqon Sweaters ------------$3s
Au-toool In ,ohite and pastels Long sleeDes A-4o.
S595 to SS95 Al-Wool swsoters-
Slpons and cardt0ans, fitted or bory. Pasels. $780,
$3.50 AI.Woo SIip-on Sweaters
Short sleeues. Pastel shades. $40.
$3.50 Printed Royon BIouses
Short sleeve Also pin-srtped long seeve STYLE 323S
Kanns-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Knit Underwear

h11tt UfIueftCeUF
Sl.95 Sotin-Stripe Royon Gowns ------------$1.6 50
Tailored style. Tearose matte, blue. Sizes 32-4o.
6ec Fomous spun-Lo Royon indies
Panty and brief styles Tearose Sizes 5-S.
s2.95 Loey Royon Jersey Slips --------------$2.3s
Run PROOF. Tearose black, aDhite Sizes 32-42.
Sl65 and Sl85 Warm Union Suits ------S 80
1907 soft combed cotton Natural tint Sizes 36-42.
imperfect $3.50 and s. Gowns, Pojomos ------S1. SO
Pink blue Babrigean cotton. Regular sizes.
79c Warm Tuckstitch Undes s----------------5Ss
Panty and pest styles OF 1902 cotton Tearose S. My L.
sc and sc Royon indies -----------------zf for ST
Punties and briefs ,ch elastic naists Tearose. 5S
Kanns-Sreet Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Mems FaI1'1,iShifsqS

$395 to $495 Cotton Pojomos- mos-----------------$269
Coat and MILDLY Styles assorted patterns Sizes A. c. D.
$395 to $3.50 Cotton FIonneIette Pojomos- $40
Stripes and prints MILDLY and coat styles Sizes A. B. d.
$S95 Cotton Beacon" Robes s----------------$6 $6.SS
MADE Of fine cotton, color conbinattons stzes s. H.
Sl995 to $3.50 Brocoded Royon Robes
Completely lined, napy and maroon. Sizes S, IL.
$3.50 to S495 Genuine Leather Gloves
Fur lined ,oool lined and unlned Sizes I'VE to 10h
S395 AIWooI Glove and MuffIer rSets-----------$2.59
Colors nauy Maroon camel and maize. Sizes S, M, L.
81 and $3.50 Royon Ties-----ese; , for 81
Spitsfelds Macclesfelds and sattns in group
soc to ST Hose and AnkIets pr; pr. $llo
Large selection properly labeled as to fibre content
Famous MAKER in navy bro,on and gray Sizes IS to g.
79c White Cotton Tee Shirts ts-----------59e
Sport or undershirt, short sleeues Sizes s., M, L.
S495 to SSo5 Long Sleeve Sport
Solid colors checks and plaids.
S5.95 to $3.50 Cloth ond Cope Leather Jaekets
Sizes 36 to rs In the group.
79e to 81 Cotton Shorts
Borer and grtpper fastener styles Sizes 80 to A.
S1l9 to $l.29 Shirts and Shorts horts--------------97e
Slpouer understs idoaystye shorts NTH elastic tops
S65 Medium Weight Long Drawers
Elastic wqistband, kle-length SizesS, M, L., XII.
81 to S. Pure Silk and Royon Neekties for IS
Outstanding assortment In many styles and patterns
$3.50 Pure Felt
Lined and unltned styles. Sizes 6A to IN.
$3.50 Weotherized PopIin Hots Hots--------$l.49
Bro,0H and tan shades. Sizes 6a to IN.
Kann's-sreet Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Costume JesceIs'N

$500 to $3.50 Fomous Make Jewsly-
Rhtnestones, mock pearls, stone-set metals.
S. to $50 Simulated
rs bbs chokers ttsers rhinestone clasps pendants
81 Necklaces Broeele Eorrinss, Pins----,2 for s5e
Brilliant assortment. Some may be matched IN sets.
81 so to Sl.e5 Famous Moke compoets-
Rounds squares ova Enameisd, gold or stloer co'ors
Mems and Boys Wrist Watehes- plus l0% tox
Radcliffe numerals, hands SsOeep second hand.
Sl.s5 to So Costume JeweIy
Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pins.
sPlus ao% tar
Eann'e-otFsst Floor
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Infants Wear

Irress Of sl.39 Cotton Knit l-pe. Union suits--sse
Button-tront short sleeues. 4-12.
Irreas Of ST. 80 Cotton 2-pc Knit Union Sus----9es
Short sleeues button-on elastic back 2-S.
3se Socks for Infants, Children pr. 9se
Solid coors, NTH some fancy tops. to sh.
Girls $3.50 Gobordne
Platd-lined. Red, blue, tan. 3-61
nfants $299 Handmade Dresses
Scauoped or henn1ed bottoms.
Seconds Of Infants' $50 Wool soeaus Ses-----$l.ss
Sacque, bonnet and booties. White, pink or blue.
Irreqs of sc and l4e Tuknt Towels --34e and s7e
Sizes 16r27" and s6r36".
Irress for 35e Wash for lse
Tvknit style.
rreas Of Girls 3oe Royon Ponties for 81
Elastic ,oaistband, French-cut legs 1-l2.
Irreas Of nfonts $loss Prom
Corduroy Dater-repellent fabric.
500 Cotton Crib
Nursery prints 36r50".
$3.50 Birdseys sn--------------------$z.4S doz.
Hemmed, 27r72" size.
reeuIos Of Infants $3.50 Robe Sets s----------$l.5s
Corduroy robe and bootes. Pink or blue.
$3.50 AI-WooI Shaws for nfonts-
Frtnged Pink, blue or ,ohite.
s6e Cotton Knit Polo
Light and dark stripes 3-6.
Girls $3.50 Fanneletts Pojamos-
2-pc Butcher Boy style. Prints solids, l-s.
Girls $3.50 Cotton Print Pojamos-
2-pc. Butcher Boy style S-16.
chiIdens s2s9 Beacon Both Robes
Prints So
7sc to S4se sompIs Kntwear- off
Infant sizes to 81. Stoeaters, boottes, etc.
Bows Girls 500 Nl-WooI sweetsn-----------$l.s7
SHp-ouers; solids and prints. 3-6.
1898 Overall and jacket sets------------------$ess
Corduroy lined, zsppered Jacket to g.
ChIdrens $3.50 Ski Points, slack
Bib top Wine naOy, green, broun 3 to &c.
fodder Girls Snow
Fully lined Matching hat. Stses to A.
fodder Boys Snow Suits
Fully lined. Matching helmet. to e.
S7sS to Sl2ss Wool Knit Logging
S,oeater, leootngs, hat mittens. I to ).
Winter Coat ssts, boys and Girls ds-.--------$'l.ss
Girls Snow Suits with
Upper Jackets, sd or slack pants 3 to &c.
Bows Snow Suits with Hoods $7S9
Weather-repellent Jacket, soool sh pants. to Sc.
Girls Sz25 Corduroy Jumper
Red, blue, grey. to Sc.
Girls Sl.so White Cotton Bouses-
Tailored trtly styles. toe
Girls $3.50 Dresses Observation-Disclosures
Cotton and spun rayons prints and solids. 3 to g.
Sleo PinwoIe Corduroy crower L---$1.58
Bib top; aqua, blue, matte, red. g., My L.
Todder' Corduroy overoIs-
BIB top; red blue, matte. Sizes to >.
s2.25 Corduroy ovsraIIs, Boys, Girls rIs'------$i7s
B6 top; wtne broson, btue Sizes o. toe
Kanns-rnfans wear-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
GLOe,es

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$3.50 to S. Fine 6Ioee Copeskins-
Shorttes, 4-button. White black, brown, tans. 6-S
ST and Sl50 Sueded Royon Gloves
Shorties, 4-button lengths, plains fanctes s-s.
S. to $3.50 Double Woven cottons - -----$l.77
Hand-setDn, Kip-se1m shortes, pull-ons CUTS. 6-S
Kanns-Street Floor