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Friday. January 2. ls4s

work in one day. . Alfred Lunt and Lynne Fontanne celebrated their silver wedding, anniversary.
 JUNE-Mrs. Ella Boule quit the presidency after l6 years as chief voice of the Women'S Christian temperance Union. Sugar ra- tioning finally ended. :. .. Novelist Mary Roberts Rhinehart had a narrow escape when her trusted Servant went berserk and attempt ed to attack her. A swiss girl, en route to marry an ex-GI, fell in love with the ships surgeon and called off plans to wed the New Haven, Conn, lad who was 1 bringing her here. Martha Firestone of Akron married Will ] liam Ford of Dearborn. Mrs. | J. L. Blair Buck of Richmond, Va, was elected president of the National Federation of Women's Clubs.
 JULY Andrei Vishi n k y |, USSR deputy prime minister, said women talk too much" when dis cussing the failure of a score of Russian women to leave the coun- try to join their British husbands. . Ex-King Carol of Romania married his old friend and com panion, Mazda Lupescu, in a ''deathbed ceremony" at Rio de Janeiro-and she recovered. |. King George announced the en- gagement of Princess Elizabeth to Lieut.. Philip Mountbatten. |. Mrs. Martha Truman, mother of the President, died at 91.
 AUGUST - Paris collections drop hemlines below the calf. . |. Mrs. Viayalakshmi Pandit arrived ! Diary-2 ...... ...... .... ........ ..... ..... in Moscow as Indian Ambassador to the USSR-the first women to represent her country to a major power. Mrs. Roosevelt inner tied a 150-acre farm at Greenville, Tenn, from an itinerant clergy man she had never seen. Babe Didrikson Zaharias turned golf professional so she could accept a $300,000 movie contract. The Dallas, Tex, rebellion-''The Lit tie Below the Knee Club'-got off to roaring start to protest the new, long skirt-line. Mrs. Tho mas A. Edison died at 82. :. Mrs. | Lee Hutton of Excelsior, Minn., was elected president of the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary.
 SEPTEMBER-Doris Duke, to- bacco heiress, married Dominican diplomat Porfirio Rubirosa in Paris ceremony. Food prices hit the years high. . Pope Plus urged women to take more active roles in politics to fight Commun- ist influences. A survey show ed women were better adapted to automobile driving than men. A Ridgewood, N. J., minister ask ed women to send their discarded short dresses to the needy in Flu rope. Mrs. Roosevelt was chosen to answer Vishinsky's LIN
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
.DISTAFF DIARY
 OF l947
tBy CYNTHIA LOWRY
GAP NeWsfeatures Writer)


 It was a busy year for Aunt Samanthy, just keeping up with the activities of Uncle Sam, as well as indulging in few of her own on the side. Here is her l947 diary:
 JANUARY-The 8Oth Congress organized with seven women members-none of them Senators . Anne O'Hare Mccormick and Marion Craig Moore were elected to the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Pearl Lusk, inno- cent dupe in a New York City's camera shooting" was freed. |. A baby was born in a passenger plane flying over the Bahamas. :. Singer Grace Moore was killed in Scandinavian plane crash. |. Mrs. Roosevelt was elected chair man of the United Nations Human Rights Commission.
 FEBRUARY - Unionized char women of New York flatly refused to clean any more cuspidors. |. A gas blast lifted a manhole cover and dropped Mrs. Sara Young into the sewer. Margaret Truman celebrated her 23rd birthday with theater party. Princess Juli- ana of the Netherlands had her fourth child, another daughter. Miss Alene Wood, only woman mamber of the Arkansas Legisla- ture, received a Parliamentary marriage proposal from a col league, delivered from the legisla- ture floor. Buffalo, N. Y., school teachers went on strike for higher wages.
 MARCH - Hatcheck girl Renee Carroll celebrated her 2Oth anni- versary on the job by tipping GUS toners. . Mrs. Matthew Lies of Andale, Kas, was chosen as the Catholic Mother of 1947 by the Ma tional Catholic Conference on Family Life Mrs. Carrie Chap man Catt, leader in women's movements, died at 88. Olivia De Havilland won an Oscar for her 1946 performance in "To Each His OWn." Singer Kristen Flagstad returned to America and defended her conduct during the war years in numerous interviews Soprano Margaret Truman made her singing debut with three songs accompanied by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and picked up one of the highest Hooper rat ings of the year.
 APRIL - Radio commenta o r Bessie Beatty died. The Wo- mems National Press Club cited Dr. Esther Caukin Brunauer of UNESCO, Magazine Editor Beat rice Blackmer Gould, Actress Eva Le Gallienne, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Dr. Helen Brook Taussing and the late journalist Dixie Tighe for their achievements. New York City, where a number of cases of small pox broke out, had mass vaccina- tions. .. Mrs. Frederick c. Mur- ray of Cedar Rapids was chosen the American Mother of 1947 by the Golden Rule Foundation. |. Author Villa Gather died at 70. A piece of modern sculpture called Lovers" by Mitzi Solomon was barred from the show of the National Association of Women Artsists. Movie mogul Louis B. NHauny anI bie x.,ifa Df uaore
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''Warmongering" attack. Meat less and poultryless days were in augurated. Mrs. Edna lamb of Maurice River, N. J., an oyster oponer, won the national clam-eat- ing championship by consuming l86 cherrystone clans: her closest opposition was a man who down
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Evening star., 1948-09-08

I1flSls 1OT perm. POSITION III large air
tHMti transportation; D s day, 4o.hf. wk; yaca. s
ton with pay and other benefits, Apply
sAFEWAY STORES. INC, 4th and I, SITS
T1eBSr 1e1 SsW YoRk Dosa ssWRS SoPe' co
T1sYRriisINExpsrlenee ~ + unnecessary sa. mus,
position; salary open, depending on sxpeIi;
eIorHfso Go Ins es'y eo 7os ARPy 4th
arm; permanent position, with chance for
zssy ns iss'sa' asDzRSo ss5d!F' s}9a
FYp1sT ~ 81 TaPerman.nt nlsi position. 5-day sk..
Is 81 oFH R ARgS sBEsSsax 90 s
Bldg; 18th and sts. nv: Ill on
words per minute, for newspaper ONCE;
5a.day week. starting salary $40. tx,
TqFisT wanted for credit ONCE; no expert
yancement; permanent. Apply REGAL.
~ TYpisT, nSr biliins ling clerk: perm. pos. with
attTac. future in Wholesale plumbing and
heating supply house. for rapid accurate
.yp salary ns cs s1so sA 70 1888 1883 psI ns. SRh %
statt. for interview. holland CO. 1876
fYPIsT@caD.sls; intelligent: oa ser Il, inter ss:
for advancement. MAX MPERsTEIN
DEPT. STORES, 1920 7th st. NV. MA.
TYPIST-Exper unnecessary but must be
fast typist; 6-day we. perm. position.
ssiiity; i. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
TYPIsT and general ONCE worker: must
Be apt at figures; excellent working condi-
Hons. Give age and salary expected. Box
TYPIST, general once work, In fast
growing installment store: excel salary,
Dt. %
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SAlESkAEN icanfl-

PH0NoGRAPH RECORD salesman. ex-
perienced, for major line; must own car:
AT ABBY ys Tsafs Silf seq a PAY
%R s9 Pm; F. sMfTR 1pTa Vermont ave. NV End f.
sALEsMAN who has had exp. in dem.
onstrating in dept. store, to represent a
nationally known product, car necessary,
married preferred, training, given man
enhancement excel earnings ss Il fnasS aeceptea ed
Apply employment once, Attn a., KANN' S
DEpT. STORE, and ask Mr.. McElroy,
thursday $3.50 to IL am. only.
for its nationally known line of advertis-
ing specialties: Billboard, de luxe and in
dustry calendars, blotters. direct mail, me-
tising and gift leather, metal and plastic
desk items, for the better businessmen
Greatest sales this year OF any year going
bilious men will And a real and perma-
nent, opportunity with. the Murphy line
Not Not for lobbers or side-line men. substan-
tised. ssa o Special M creative depaTtment 10,
@ me to staT openns a in WashnsPo6
PLY, CO., Red Oak, Iowa. The Birthplace
OF the Art Calendar Industry"
sALEsMEN-our part-time men are sup.
plementing their present incomes from S35
to $50 weekly by working as few as ) hrs
daily or ewes. We will show you how to
earn while you learn, selling America
finest line of aluminium cook ware to pros
poets: EXP. not, essential, must have car;
neld training and assistants. See Wesley l.
1922 18th ST. NV. RE. 1862. 3
IF YOU ARE NOW EMPLOYED in any
held that brings you in direct contact
with the consumer statesmen collectors
route men, canvassers, etcD, you have
the opp. of adding $50 to $3.50 week to
your income with less than hrs. effort
week and without interfering with your
present employment in the least Full
details by personal interview only For
appointment. call MR.. ETTY. PA. O676.
A CAREER IN ApyERr,s,Nc-1f voI w1o o..
interested in a profitable and permanent
career with one of Americas leading mfrs
OF exclusive calendars direct mail, metal
plastic and leather Specialties, now is the
best time to start; repeat business pro
tected accounts: liberal comm. and bonus
We have men earning from $4,000
100000: Apply district manager. LOUIS
F. DOW CO., 1921 Conn. ave. Saturday
Evening star., 1948-09-08
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CHOIR SINGERS needed. sopranos, basses,
t%enors % and altos. One service schedule
CLERK-TYP1sT for payroll and general
office work. Apply ROSSLYN STEEL &
CEMENT co. 3O3l st. NV. s
DISHWASHER, experienced, pm. to / l
pm pm iss Sunday work, good wages; meals
GRILL, NC. 276I Westminster -idi blvd
AoHNTAfN fe51hs10a yf aELp-we-paid work alto at ou,
soda fountain; pleasant working condi.
tlonS; permanent employment: excellent
opportunity for advancement. Apply
PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORE, S575
Ga ave, Silver Spring. 10
LAYOUT ARTIST. for fashions and acces.
SORES; must have ideas and good pro-
ductIon capacity; 5-day, 40-hr. wk APP
5R BE T Tl'R WoopWARD sa%PsE smPS2ISRt ISTHRop Os
MEN OR WOMEN WANTED uM. i white.
route; Straight 751o commission; mi sta1.iSheo ne
delivery or collecting; full or part time;
no age limit; must have own car. Nc
telephone calls. STYLE CLEANERS. 1907
sALEsPEoPLE, several full-time d% oppor-
sunitles nfoGs f6r 6rnnt men and women; 4Q,hr wk,
ROEBUcK & CO., 4500 Wis. ave. NV
SCRIPT Notwithstanding local radio
eXperlenced in agency or station work
WANTED-Colored couple with experience
to serve as Janitor to help manage large
apt. house development in Silver Spring,
Nd. Office, 2l05 Belvedere dr.. 81. 1894.
Evening star., 1948-09-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

sssS rss' aSD ~: a So %a'' w. e 7sRSs wig
references; excellent salary OR. 274s tiii
5p;m.; after pm, call .Wo, 1922. %
COOKE INV. s exDerienced' help with chill
COOK. ist;class, Downstairs cleaning ily.
refs e pesn sg5 re Gsausl En- Gss5 aEa rm and 1a'h
n1ss BE- e and fsq bs2e City I'VE ret Is 0hp: ap
;s 81 per '" ~S 5s1sP Ieasson sDa s. '1a1
s1S91 s;ia1 Sun live 59; Sday xk an. snd
cGoK-G.H.W., experlenced; 5hs-day week;
ea5s5snfss COOK AND i've s'fS iS reliable. esD
COOK -G.H.W., live in or stay some nights:
pprE Pr ,5SI home' good city refs. nec.' s26 Tk.
COOK g INV. live in upstairs; Thurs. and
Sun OF after breakfast: s25. woodley
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. live in; upstairs
rm. Isht laundry, children. and 3;
s25; local refs health card. OR. 2495.
G.H.w.,. plain cook; live in; pleasant I'm.
and and bath; ssa, s25 week; other help employed.
aad sd' sSds.n hss ssa ri oe: sftss
70 z pm. dinner. 9 days: $50 and cariare.
GHW.-3-rm apt: good laundress; exper.
with 2-yr. old; hrs. o to 9. 5h days.
MRS. NEWMAN, 220 Hamilton st. NV.
Apt. 202. Chillum bus, K-4
G.. INV, neat hght-colored girl. full time.
plain cooking: laundry, Bendix washing
machine; adults; live out. Box 339-M.
CIV, live in. must be good cook; $50.
G.H.w:. white; live in; private rm. and
bath; s25 for 5-day week: adults WI.
6917. IA
G.H.w.; 3 days week o TO Q: must have
carfare. Call VI 243S
6 must be fond Of children;
5 days vk.: S25: have health card and
G: G:H.W, white: upstairs room; 5k-day
vks; laundry; children. and Q; refs.i
S3Q week; 1--we IN. OR 0131. IA
G.Hw.-CoOK; s25 per uk; live in; expert
age over 30; refs RA. 31s6. IA
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-09-08
SAlESNEk.
SALESMAN

SALESMAN, exper., for one Of washing
tons outstanding electrical appliance
stores: good proposition to qualified man
COLONY RADIO, 6119 Ga. ave. NV. Ask
WANT TO MAKE MONEY? Come and
see US. We have excellent setup; our men
are PROSPEROUS and happy. REALTY
BULLETIN CO., 2024 N Kirkwood I'd
De Longfef
SALESMAN with car. to sell for reliable
sign company; liberal commission Ma.
statesmen, to call on building trade;
complete line Of kitchen equipment; ex-
pertence and car essential; good salary
and az a esmmission; write us WITH fyil details
Evening star., 1948-09-08
AGENTS..

EXTRA CASH selling Xmas cards-Sel
for 81 90. cost you SOC; also personalizee
napkins, towels, matches and stationery
free sample book Write QUALITY PAPER
PRODUCES, Hollis. N Y
Evening star., 1948-09-08
SALESWOMEN.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY, $40 daily easily
earned. Sell Cha-Mar, the. wonder sanitary
sarment, every woman a prospect. Con-
tact MRS. HARVEY, Room 222. Dodge
Hotel. to II, l to ; daily
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Fur Goats, jackets and
Seorfs Reduced

/ South American Spotted Cat Coat, size II. Was
$oS4. $1IU
! South American Spotted Cat Coat, size ls. Was
STA Now $3.50
Black Dyed Persian Paw Coat, size 10. Was s354
Now -- -. = S23
/ Seal Dyed Muskrat Tunic, size H. was $3.50. Now
$40
1 Bsige Dyed South American Processed Lamb Coat
se-inch. Size 16. was $780, Now------------$1 $3.50
l Dyed Mouton Lamb Jacket, 32-inch. Size L. Was
tl6O. NoW------------------
Beaver Dyed Sheared Raccoon Jacket, size IA. Was
s254 Now -$2 $210
l Natural White Fox Jacket, size Is. Was $474
NOW
! Mink Dyed Squirrel Cape size 16. Was t420. Now.
$2lo
Dyed Mouton Lamb Cape, size H. Was $l6s8o
I Five-skin Natural Ranch Mink Scarf, was $270
NOW -------------------------
! Four.skin Mink Dyed Kolinsky Scarf, was $912o
NOW
l Five-skin Mink Dyed Kolnsky Scarf was $780,
Two.s3sn Silver Fo1 Scarf was $474 Now----s s23l
! Platinum Fox Scarf, was $234. Now----------$12o
Prices include 200 tar.
w2I-Ths FUR Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Art Needlework Reduced

500 Balls Of Drifts Weei Sports Yarn In assorted
colors 2-ounce balls. Were S6c Now---------5sc
Model Quilted Cotton Bibs with applique design.
In Pink and blue. Were 50. Now------------$1.2S
Model Cotton Appliqued Crib Quilt in white witt,
ored embroidery Rose binding. S8x64 Was $l2.
Model Cotton Baby Kimopos IN white with cotton
Modal Rayon Bed Jacket lined with wool map
White with pastel embroidery. Medium size. Was
4 Model Cetton Baby Dresses In white with pastel
embroidery. months to l year. Were $67b.
Model Dotted Swiss Apron with pastel embroidery.
Was -.
II samped Linen Luncheon Cloths With cut-work
design. 54x72 Were $s.75. Now------------s5.so
w&I.-Art Needlework Eighth Fioor.
Express Elevator Service r.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Hand Sewn Black Royon
Gloves, 75c We're s2.2s


1876 Pairs Of 4-button gloves I'm sizes 6h
and z.
sss Pairs Il mack Rsyon Shorties hand sewn In
white sizss eM. We're $3.50. Now------------N
1el Pairv a Hand Sswn Rayons in black, 6-button
Isngth. Sises 6h and Z. Were So. Now------$l.Ss
% Pais e3 Hand Sewn Kidskin shorties In black Of
whits with black stitching. Size 5h. Were $3.50.
NOW
- Pairs ef Long Rayon Lace Mitts with seqn trim.
Pink Wsrs a and e45o Now-----------------N
Is Pairs cf Rsyons with sequin trim, Pink char
treuae and red. Were $5. Now---------------$1.5o
30 Pairs q Rabbits Har and Wool Afittens in pink
7oqo rabbits hair and 3oT WOOL Were $3.50. Now, 81
60 Pairs Of Shortis Evening Mtts of hand crocheted
rsycn boucle Gilt trim Were a. Now
81 Pairs Of Classic Pullon Doeskns ir white or cha
mcis. Were $6.45.
Pairs as White fulon poeskins. Were - and ss
20 Pairs Of Pullon Doeskins, hand-eewn 4-buttcn
length Were $3.50 and ~. Now ,------------$ $aiS
10 Pairs ef Capeskin Fullons with hemned top. Were
u. Nov---------------------- -sS-se
IL Pairs Of Hand Sewn Suede Shofties IN wine or
navy, Were tlQ,a0.
wAd-Cinvea, Asle 10. FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Misses Quilted Rayon
Robes, $3.50
Wsre 1925 to $22.95

Were SI99S to yZZ.yS
so quilted robes In white, pink ana blue.
All sizes.
4 ouilted Rayon Velvet Robes IN red and black
Sizes Il and 10. Were $35. Now S26.25
Red Rayon Satin Housecoats in sizes II and 40.
Were $2o75 Now $2s.aS
Rayon Velvet Robes with lace trim. Black, wine
and ecr, size IA. Were $29.75. Now. $2215
: Rayon Crepe Hostess Gowns In brown with gold
colored bead trim. Sizes II and 16. Were sas1o.
Quilted Rayon Robes in pink and whits. Sises q
and 10. Were $2s.75. Now
RED Rayon TafReta Houseceats In sizes - and Il.
Were $ee.75
is Rayon Satin Peignoir-typs Housecoats m noral
patterns Sizes l6, IS and 90 Were $i2s5. Now, $3.50
Short Quilted Rayon Robes with Matching Gowns
In sizes II. II and 16. Were $25. Now-----&is.7s
w&I-Negngees Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26

-"
10 Rayon Crepes in browp purple, sFeen and red
Sizes 2oh to 24h and %, Were - and tseT6.
II Rayea Crepes and Sheer Woods In black, blue.
brown, rod and green. Sizes 18, 50, 70, "A. 141z
aQh and 92h Were as and $4975. Now--S29.5
wine. SaBes 1917 to 24h, IL, 18. 80 and "a. Were
els.7B 10 t69.75 $ss.7S
. Rayoa Erepes in black, brown, purple and gold.
Sizes 1s to A. Were ses,7s TO ss5, Now----ss1,2s
4 Rayon Crepes in black and green Sizes 14h TO
iS Rsyoa Crepes In black. brown, grasn and vine.
Sizes 1s. 10. 40, 20, 1874 aoh and a4h. Were
See.7k to $125 $3.50
Evening star., 1948-02-26
GirdIes, Brassierss Reduced

Side-hook Girdles Of cotton broadeioth. Firmly
boned Sizes SO, IS and 80, Were g. Now $z.S5
6 MunsingwesS 8tepin GiTdles fer Junior Agufes.
OF cotton and yayon, elastiessd Rayon satin front.
short length. Sizes IS and 10. W@s %. Now. ~
10 Lance Wire BSassieres Of rayou satin. Tearesa
and black. aises "a, IS and 70. Were e1s Now,
10 GirdSss Of cotton and rayon breaAeletA with
elastic pAaAk and slide fastener closing firmly
boned Sizes ~, %, 30. 81, 50 and 81. Were $3.50
and $i0a5
10 Guk naadsaux in tearo0e. aass "a. Were $3.50,
w&I-6ardies and Brassieres, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26

lea HeFet, Skull Caps and Knit Hats of wool for both
boys and girls Also Gotten rain bats Asserted styles
and colors Were s1.15 to tl95. New 4se
- Cettoa Corduroy and Wool Dresses In assorted
eclcrs. Sizes to g. Were $7e5 and g. 895 Now, $595
- cetasa Dresses IN assorted styles and ecloTs sisas
. 10 g. Were 1895 Now - -S1sk
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Juvenile Spring, Winter Apparel Greatly Reduced

s5 Little Girls sprng- weight weol oaas aad Jacksts
tn assorted pastels and red stsss to sx. Were
t13s5 to sla.s5 ----sles5 70 sls.s5
a5 Winter Costs and Leggngs Sets OF wool for boys
and girls Assorted styles and coleFs sazes aad Z.
Were $25 20 &tsfb NoW------------xleS5 70 SSa
ss Wool Skirts in navy brown red. powder and sreen,
eises TO 9. Were es.p5 New---------------sa.ss
wAr-Juveniae Apparel, Fourth Foeg
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Misses Daytime and Evening BIouses Reduced

30 Daytime Evening Blouses with cap sleeves, Jewel
neckline and sequin trim. Pink and aqua etses II
TO 40. Were 1885.
% Evening and Classic BIouses Of rayon vee Peter
Fan and Jewel necklines. White and black. Sizes
30 to SO. Were $1Is5 and 1855. Now------sls.7s
Evening star., 1948-02-26

81 dresses In black, brown, blue, green and n
"A Rayon Crepes in black, purple green and royal
Sizes IS to a, 1871, 2oh, 22h and 24h. We're
e1695 and $25. Now s1zoo
% Rayon Crepes 10 classic and afternoon styles
Black brown, green royal and wine, enss ie to 20.
l6h, 2oA, 33h and san. We're ssz.ss 70 ess!S
aS Rayon Crspes Ia black, purple, green blue ana
red Sizes 10, 49, 20, "a, 20A and 92h. We're s2b.
% Rayon CFepes in black, brown, purple, blue and
green. Sizes 10 10 u and aoh to ath. Were sae7s
W&I-women's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Group II-s63.75

Were S85 TO Sl29.75
2 Fitted Goats with silver fox collar. Size 42
In gray and sizes az and AZ in black.
1 Wrap-Around with rayon velvet shawl col
lar. Size in black.
. Double breasted Needlepoint Goats, fitted.
Size 10 in gray.
1 Three quarter length Sports Coat In red
and blue plaid. Size IL.
. Military type Coats with belted baek. Size
16 i'm blue and gray.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Group IN-$13.ss
GROUP V-$1o.75

9 Wool Riding Habits in blue and brown.
Sizes IL to Is. Were $35. s<eg ,sags
4 Wool Knit Suits In aqua, green and gray.
Sises IL to 1S. Were $69.75.
4 Wool Frontier Pants IN beige. Sizes ze and
%. Were $44.50.
Wool Gabardine ski Suit In navy. Size %.
Was $35,
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Group lll-$75
We're 500 TO $50

We're yIW TO yI5O
3 Princess-style Needlspoints in black and
brown. Size 80.
1 Needlepoint with Persian lamb collar and
trim. Size IL in black.
3 Swing back Greatcosts with large mouton
lamb collar and tuxedo. Sizes i6 and lS In
green.
w&L-Misses' and Women's Coats Third NeeF
Evening star., 1948-02-26
lrrssuIar kyIon Hose, $1.l5

IT Perfect, would bs yl.JS sae.se.s ~
800 pairs Of irregular nylens in nav spsing
shades. Sizes 81 to 10M.
l3s Paary se Ribked NyIon Mesh Hose IA sasnEtad
shades Sizes s1a to 10h. Were $i.65. Now---s5c
a5 Pairs o Anklets with cotton foot md rabbits hair
tor. Broken sizes. Were $t,ls. Ncw------------ssc,
20 Pairs Of Ws0l Anllets In . broken aasertAent Of
colors and sizes. Were 81. Now--------------ess
W&I-Hcsisry, A&les II and 10, First Eoee
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Junior Misses Slips, 81
ere S5,95 and more

Were y5.15 aNd more
200 rayon crepes and jerseys IN assorted
STYLES and cOl0Fs. Sizes 8 to IL.
s5 Quilted Rayen lebes and Negligees IN
prsnts and pastsls. siSes . to IL. Were s25
and more, ---$1o'SS
WAI-Ths Junior Idngere Rendezvous,
Fourth F1oee
Evening star., 1948-02-26
We're S14.95 and SI695

"a Rayon Crepes, sheer and brocaded. Tuck-in and
overbouse styles. Wee, Peter Pan, jewel and classic
necklnes. White, aqua, powder, kelly, royal and
$4.75
- Hand-detailed Rayon Crepes with short sleeves
with Peter Pan collar and pink applique trim Sizes
81 to 3s Were 1895.
w&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Infants Wool Prom Suits with
Hoods, $A.o5 We're yeS

$50 pram suits in styles with feet and bag
type. All with closed hoods and matching
caps. Pink and blue.
s5 Dozen Cotton Knit Diapers. were ss75. Now,
ESQ Cotton knit Crib Sheets, 44x6s. Were $1s5
Now --- 75c
70 Cotton Nainsook Christening Dresses, made by
hand. Embroidery and cotton lace trim. Were
s1s.95. Now
as Spun Rayon Toddlers Dresses In peach, yellow
and blue. Sizes and 8. Were sS. Now. -$2.9s
II Infants Handmade Maderia Dress and slip Sets,
with embroidery trim Sizes months and year
Were 1925. Now ----------------s5.S s5.SS
w&1--Ths Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Records and Musical
instruments Reduced

Mildred Bailey Albums. Were $4.Ts Now si.sS
~ Pieces Of Sheet Music. Were $50 Now q for lSe
70 Records. Were 7sc. Now-----------------.sSc sSc
> Favilla Ukulele with Casa A b. Was %.
. Leeds Am-Rus Orchestra Scores-Seigmeister.
Were $l.25 Now------------------- csc
Leeds Am-Rus Orchestra Scores-Miaskovsky.
Were 81. Now
IL Leeds Am-Rus Orchestra -Miaskovsky.
Were $2.50.
. Leeds Am-Rus Orchestra Scores-Shostakovich.
Were $3.50.
30 Records 12-inch Were $105 and sl.25. Now, SEQ
10 Records. 10-inch We're 79c Now-----------3Se
Records. l2-inch Were s2.io. Now-------sl
w&L-Records, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Misses Dinner and Formal
Dresses Reduced

bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses, ballerina
dresses and evening wraps. Rayon crepes,
tsffetas, satins and laces. Evening wraps Of
wool, lame and rayon velvet. Assorted colors.
Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Hostess-type orsondy
Aprons. 81. .95 We're s2.ss ssl 81

100 aprons In permanent-finish organdy.
Pink, blue and white.
rs Womens Cotton Housedresses in doral prints.
Pink. blue or yellow. Sizes 50 to A. Were ss.sS,
IS Gotten Kitchen Aprons tn bib and half styles.
good assortment Of styles and collars. Wefe sl.eo
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W&L-Aprons and Uniforms Third FooF
Evening star., 1948-02-26
Womsn's Shoes,
@4.oo We're 5l2.95 to $2295

l20 pairs Of shoes including black suede
pumps and tie 0xfords, brown suede
pumps and brown calfskin pumps.
IS Pairs Of Better Shoes IN black patsut end
kidskin. Sling pumps with platform and high
heel Were $2a.95 to $2495. Now---$ $S85
zoo Pairs Of Famous make Slippers In hat-heei
stylAe. Red cotton corduroys :. /. wine and
royal voel. faits and rayen satiHs. Wefe a
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w&I-womens shoes. sseoad Xe4