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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-07-01
Bake Sale

The women of Travilah Baptist
Church will hold bake sale at
A. G. Watkins store, Rockville, on
sly 10, beginning at $3.50. Cakes,
Ms, and rolls will be on sale.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers Capt. Esther Wilson nanH E Nil.

Holiness Meeting 11:00 a. m. Sunday School $500 D. m. Prayer Meeting 7:3O D m. Salvation Meeting 8:OO D. m. Wednesday, Young Peopls' Friday, Holiness meeting Ss1
 m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
NAVY DENIES CUTTING IN
 ON KODIAK BUSINESSMEN

SEATTLE - A rumpus raised by Kodiak, . Alaska, businessmen and civic officials over competition of- fered by government operated stores rought a sharp retort here yesterday. .lA.
 Glenn A. Diehl, district mechani- cal engineer for the Navy Ord nance Bureau at Kodiak, denied that the Navy eommissary and theater cut heavily into the mer- chants business there.
 Kodiak and the Navy town are several miles apart and con- nected only by a rough dirt road that is hazardous to travel most of the year, Diehl said The Navy store has only meager supplies and the theater is cheap wood build ing in which old pictures are shown, he explained.
 The whole controversy involves a pitifully small number of people and l have the feeling that the merchants of Kodiak are grabbing at straWs,"
 Kodiak business leaders recently objected strenuously to opening of the Navy commissary to conslruc- tion workers. The complaint was carried in person by the Kodiak mayor to Washington, D. c. The Navy replied that it's action was necessary to keep workers there.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06

paid by mistake, will make the re- fund immediately. Remember that request for refund must be made not later than 90 days after the end of the calendar year during which the tax was paid.
 NON-RESIDENTS SUBJECT TO TAX. The tax is payable by resi- fents as well as nonresident. If the nonresident is merely a sight seer or tourist he or she is not rs- quired to pay the tax. but if he or she comes to the Territory for The purpose of engaging in business or employment and actually does s8. though not a resident. he or sue becomes liable for the payment of the tax.
 PURPOSE FOR WHICH TAX IS LEVIED. This tax is collected to assist in the education of the children of the Territory of Alas ka Your cooperation will be appre- ebated
 NJ P. MULLANEY
 Tax Commissioner
 k. J. SORATT
 Deputy Tax Collector
 Wrangell, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
POSTMASTER ANNOUNCES
 CLOSING HOURS FOR AIR
 MAIL BEGINNING FEB.

Closing hours at the local post office for air mail, beginning last Sunday, February 1, as an nounced by Postmaster D. R. sharnbroieh is as follows:
 Northbound mail, mail closes at 1O:30 a. m. to catch the north bound morning plane at 11:OO a. m. Southbound air mail closes at 11:30 a. m, to catch the plane due for Ketchikan at noon.
 In the afternoon the northbOund mail closes at 2:00 p. m. to catch the 2:30 northbOund plane and the southbound air mail closes at 3:30 p. m. to catch the 400 D. m. southbound plane.
 Mails, it will be noted close one half hour before the plane leaves.
 Postmaster ShaTnbrOich said ain mail to the States will be dispatch ed on both southbound flights, that is, the 11:3O a. n. and 3:30 9. m. flights. Airmail from the States arrives in Wrangell on the afternoon flight at 2:S0 p. n.
 Poatmaster SharRbToich said the above schedule would stand until further notice.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
In accordance with Chapter 3s Session Laws of Alaska. l943.

In accordance with Chapter 3s Session Laws of Alaska. 1943.
 WHO MUST PAY SCHOOL TAX: All male and female persons eye 2l years and under 55 years of age must pay the school tax (5.OO for each person.; a female person who is unemployed and who depends for her support entirely on her husband is not required to pay the tax persons in the active military or naval service of the United States paupers, insane persons and those cared for by the Territory or who are permanently injured, ln- firm, maimed or crippled are also exempt
 WHEN PAYABLE: The tax is payable after the first of January in each year. 1t must be paid to the Tax Commissioner upon demand Ii no demand is made for payment. it must nevertheless, be paid 10 the Tax Commissioner or his deputy on or before the first day of Deceni. Der in each year. Please remember that no demand or notice is rc- quired to be made or given; but, as indicated, if such demand is made. the tax must be paid immediately to the collector. If payment is no. made prior to the first day of De- cember of each year in which tax is due a penalty of $2.5O attaches and both are collectable by suit.
 EMPLOYERS MUST FURNISH LIST OF EMPLOYEES AND PAY TAX: Whenever requested by tho Tax Commissioner or Depuuy ua, employer who has people working for him who are subject to the payment of the tax, must furnish a list of his or it's employees 10 gether with the age of each Of them to the collector and must ia, i the tax due from each of them When such payment is made by the employer the collector mus, give him a receipt for each t4z paid and the amount thereof may be deducted from the employee wages.
 DOUBLE PAYMENT OR PAY MENT BY MISTAKE: Any persor who pays the tax when he or s5e is not liable therefor, or if it is paid by an employer for his em- ployee when such employee is la, subject thereto, has the right [, claim refund of the amount paid: such person should first reques, the school tax collector to make such refund and if this cannot hr done, he should forward such re. lues' to the Tax Commissioner a, Juneau, giving his receipt number Cpon receipt of such request he Tax Commissioner will inyestig 4te end if he finds that the tax was
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06

for the week is Robert Hull.
 Instructions for the grade and high school children. Monday. Wednesday and Thursday after cchool.
 Lenten DeyotiOns. Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 D. m.
 Ashes blessed and distributed af- ter the 7.30 Holy Mass on Ash Wednesday.
 Mrs. William Grant will decor ate the altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
DIVORCE GRANTED

4 diYOrca was granted In U. 5. District Court this week to Amelia Jane Roaming from Johan Albert Roaming of Wrangell Mrs. Ron ming was awarded custody of their minor children and $50 per month for their support.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
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VETS AT sCHOOT.


 World War II veterans in train ing in educational institutions un- der the serWcemen's readjustment act CPL. 346) reached an all time high in December, with 6O,681 en- rolled in schools and colleges or the Pacific Northwest, the Veter- ans Administration has announced.
 This represents an increase of approximately 16 per cent over December, 1946, when 52,404 ex- .G. s'.were taking institutional training.
 Veterans in On-the-job training showed a decrease of nearly one third during the year. From a high of 16,980 in December. 1946. a steady withdrawal left 11,326 in training at the end of 1947
 Disabled veterans in training under the vocational rehabilitation act (PL.16) showed a 9 per cent increase during the year. There were 8055 disabled vetearns in both institutional and on-the-job training in December, compared with 6444 the previous year.
 Nearly all veterans are entitled to eduction and training benefits. Information on eligibility and en- titlement may be obtained from any VA office.
 AUTOS FOR DISABLED VETS
 The Veterans Administration has announced that 5O1 disabled vet erans in the Pacific Northwest have been certified as eligible to received automobiles at govern ment expense.
 World War II veterans who losi the use of one or both legs during service may receive cars for which the VA will pay up to $500, in- cluding special equipment.
 Qualification by states has been as follows: Washington, 176; Ore gon, 174; Idaho, S3; Montana, 66, Alaska, 2.
 QUESTIONS OF THE WEEK
 Q. l am a veteran of World War I and would like to know if there is any time limit for filing a claim for compensation for disability caused by my war service.
 A. There is no time limit ser for filing a claim for compensation under existing legislation.
 o. If 1 have entitlement time left after I finish my schooling under the G.I bill, may I enroll in another college for the remain der of my entitlement?
 A. With prior approval of the VA, you may use any remaining entitlement either for job-training or for educational training.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-02-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday February s - Quinqua- gesima Sunday.
 Holy Masses: Wrangen Institute, $50 a. m; Parish church I0:30 a. m
 Monday through Friday. 7:30 a. m; Saturday, 1O:O0 a. m. Server
, 1948-08-11
NOTICE
RED CROSS COURSE
IN HOME NURSING

On Monday Night, August
is, 1948 a course in Home nur-
sing will be given. All regis
trants will please get in touch
with Mrs. H. England Or Mrs.
v. Solomon not later than Sat
urday, August IA.
Classes will be conducted
daily from August IS to 81
Monday to Friday from 1:3O
to 4:30. From August % to
September 4 from Monday to
Friday Z to 10 P. M.
Mrs. Rafaela Morales, .Di-
rector, Nursing Service
, 1948-08-11
P OBLIGATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Trademark
shown below which was regis
tered in the United States Pa
tent Office, Washington, D. G.
on December 16, 1917, in the
name of KIASER-FRAZER
CORPORATION, of Willow
Run, Michigan, a corporation
organized and existing under
the Laws of the State of Ne
vada, and Trademark certifi-
cate No. 435, 1856, issued there
for, has this date been regis
tered in the Office of the
Government Secretary of the
Virgin Islands of the United
States at St. Thomas, in ac-
cordance with the provisions
in the regulations governing
the registration of Patents
and Trademarks in the Virgin
Islands, approved April l,
1916.
, 1948-08-11

ALLIED AIRLIFT...
quest has come from the Rus
sian commander.
The British Commander has
also protested the violation of
air rules by Soviet planes,
which fly in formation repeat
edly over the British airfield.
, 1948-08-11

1AAAlO44S Tie topics IIldt were
discussed were a new charter
for the Virgin Islands Com
pany; assistance Of the Recon-
struction Finance Corpora
ton to new business in the Is
land, the extension to the Is
lands of the various Grant-in-
Aid programs and projects,
from which other states are
benefiting, a closer coordina-
ton between the Division and
the Chamber on the dissemina
ton of Information on the Is
land to inquiries received by
the Division and on new leg
islation affecting the Virgin
Islands.
The report that the Virgin
Islands Company was sched-
uled to take over Bluebeard's
Castle Hotel in st. Thomas as
Of Julya1 next year, also came
up for discussion with men,
bers expressing their disap-
proval of Government opera
ton of hotels in the Islands.
It was further explained that
hotel operators had viewed
with some alarm the present
plans Of having the Municipal
ity of st. Thomas operate the
Government w ed Blue
beard Castle the coming win
ter season. The successful op-
GRAFTON of hotels in the Is
lands, up to the present time,
was one of the best examples
of what could be done by pri-
vate enterprise.
At this point Norman Olson,
President of Woo said there
was no foundation whatsoever
for the rumors in connection
with Bluebeard's. This state
ment was corroborated by Mr..
S11vermann who pointed out
that the Department of the
Interior is determined to sell
Bluebeard's or lease it on a
99-year lease to private enter
prise, with the understanding
that the new owner or leasee
increase the capacity of the
hotel to approximately 100
rooms.
It was suggested by the
Committee that the Depart
ment of the Interior issue an
- n n
, 1948-08-11
FOR SALE
CHEVROLET U

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(ton and a half
l94l model in good running
order.
FORD TRUCK
ton and a half
1887 model
Apply at Avis Office
Priced to suit the times
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Fifth Floor Dress Shops!

ss-Womens Misses Maternity Tailored
styles; sleeves,
gored high necknes Black brown,
IL to 20 1914 241 So to a.
maternity Regularly $1095 to $l395$7S5
Dresses in basic
styles with gathers hirng peplms; straight or
neckine
Green sizes IL to 20; l6z to 241h
maternity 10 to
69 styles Round neckmeS peplum
bracelet straight gathered waistne
Some with color jewtrim Black brown
Sizes IL to TO- Some maternity dresses $12
JeHets-Budge Dress Shop-Fth Floor
A3S5 and s1295 Misses abardne and
wool combination Contents marked tickets Tailored styles
with convertible necklne hip pockets skirts Aqua blue
grey $795
$16S5 $1795 Misses and
ongsleeved 1000 buoned to waist Pink
beige IL to 8
Jeuefs-Casual Dress Shop-Futh Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
NeeIigees,. Third Floor

3sS14s5 styles Washable
crepe, printed black Sizes IA to sSss
beberg sleeved
Pink Sizes II to $3.50
Bridal Ensembles, trimmed Pink, white sheer
Sizes 10 to
Robes red blue Sizes 10 49,
S1595
Cotton Pque Brunch Coats
prints and sold colors sizes "a to 20
Ngees Stripe and styles Sizes II 49, $685.
Neggees sfdyed
pink or blue Sizes Is and 1S- $685.
Crepe Sizes 6 and
jersey black with contrast trim Sizes H.
'' @
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Junior Goats!

trimmed with Oceo with
Jap-dyed Mink Sizes 8 and $1OS
braodcoth model boxed silhouette
trimmed IL sos
needpon with squirrel shawls
sabedyed), black brown Sizes to 17--- $S5
Coat with capee collar Of dyed black
II. One coat with silver dyed muskrat
REFER in brown
II and $7S
Double breasted Refer Coats in black
Sizes to $5S
bareback collars dyed musk
Wine grey. $S
Goats; with Beaver size H. blue
squirrel with dyed Mouton Lamb Sizes II
and is
suniors ssS75 Fud Goats with dyed Mskra
brown. Sizes H. 13 $S5
with Persian Lamb
to $4s
Fitted with shaw OF Lynx
$O0
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Dresses for Women, Misses!

womn sls5 and sasss ayon crepe tailored
dressy black colors Sizes 2oh to $2
1sWomen's SIS Dress-Rayon crepe with soed skirts long or
trimmed with satin sand novelty buttons
Black, green plum and Sizes 16h to 24a--Sl Slo
$2975 dresses with ayon
crepe dy
side-ape bracelet Sleeves sweetheart and
necklines Black wine, Sizes 20 to A. 2Os
n 24h $50
$S975 and twopce Styles afternoon
fashions with bead embroidery lattice work. and color contrast
black royal Sizes 221 to 24 18 to
blue plum in the
group Two-piece button trim one-piece style
contrasting applique Draped and uered skirts
Sizes Is to $sS
Crepe Afternoon and
Dance Dresses Black red beige blue aqua brown Misses
s1ss5 and RayOn Sheer Dresses
awool dresses in des basic and tailored
Broken assortment IN sizes 10 10 zo
'' ' ~ Sic
ss22s5 One Afternoon Dresses yon
crepe rayon gabardnes WOOL Tailored dressy BACK
brown green aqua, Sizes 10 to
3-$s5 street and afternoon Is rayon crepe or sayon
tissue fae anwool suit dresses o1nner
and evening dresses a Black blue and
brown included Something in all sizes, 10 to 20----$ls
afternoon dresses In rayon crepe
and rayon fale woods; suit dress dinner ana
evening gowns Black blue Sizes broken os
something In al si1e. 10 to
Evening star., 1948-11-25
French Room Reductions!
Second Floor

1s165 Black Afternoon with simulated pearl
rhinestone embroidery neckne Sheer
Size $14S
1$l10 Black with jacket jewel trim Size 1855
2$165 Wool Gabardine brown and black long doman
sleeves Sizes 70 and 16 $I45
2s225 Wool Costumes with full skirts royal blue druid
Sizes 10 and "a $195
1-s35 Cranberry Wool Afternoon Dress Size SIS
1$597 Chiffon with full skirt organdy petticoat in
rose beige Size IA ---------------- $45
1-s145 Costume with jacket black skirt
leonard trimmed nocket Size 10 $125
1-$95 Wool Gabardine Dress. Size 12---- $75
2S10 Tailored Gabadne Ensemble with long jacket smoke
prev Sizes 70 and II -------------- sos
4$45 Afternoon in black brown rayon crepe, long
sleeves, long silhouette Sizes H. 6 and ia $35
2-s45 Rayon with shrred bodces
taupe or teal blue Size 16 ----------------S SIS
2$35 and $95 Afternoon Dressesrayon jacquard san m
descent aea ae and rayon crepe models in
akind styles blue dark green brown peacock
beaver and black. Sizes 10 to SIS
1$7975 Dinner with chalk white
bead embroidery Size
-s11O Chiffon with capelet effect powder
1$SS5 Dinner fale with bead embroidery
Size 12 --------------- SIS
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Suits Reduced!
Just Is in the group,
All Fxs plus O% to
Third Floor

ss2s7s Dy Rsyon Fahle Suits button neck Black brown
O to 10
Fa Suits with short jackets goed skirts with stitch
Black, wine Sizes 10 to Is SIS
white black
and-whie Sizes to Is $50
checked black
Suits including wool fanne wool gabardne
wool sharkkns Assorted coors
broadoh jacket lined with American Broad
tail processed lamb. Size 1S-- $sS
Mlateen
dine BLACK brown Misses
gabardne and Mn with fine dressmaker
sizes
Evening star., 1948-11-25

1-$s75 Black Rayon Chiffon Dinner Gown with tucked oodlc
cap sleeves. Size sSo
white. 10 to $lS
fa with lined jackets black or grey
Sizes and sou
Navy Afternoon Dress with white pque trim
Size ~"
s-s65 rayon fale with full skirts sleeves
Sizes IL, a. 16. Grey and aqua
Dinner printed with scarf
sleeves lace turquoise and
rove, hlue Sizes and 2o $l25
with long sleeves black lace Size $l@S
1$s5 White Cotton Ogande Evening Gown trimmed with black
Size SoO
1-$65 Dinner Gown in pink rayon crepe Size IA A--$ss
1$1s5 Beaded Aqua Rayon Crepe Dinner Dress Size
White Marqusette Evening Gown with ruined
skirt, matching gauntes Size
1-$45 Evening white marquee with nile green
$65 Afternoon black crepe trimmed with black
lace. Size
1-$2s75 Afternoon rayon with long short
sleeves bodce black brown beige Sizes 10
to
1-$95 After Five Dress in and lace black with
rhinestone buckle Size II
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Misses Coats!

1-Misses s165 Furred Coat in Druid Grey,
bareback model with shawl Of natural
Blue Fox. Size 16------$14 $145
Misses s145 Yoke Coat with double
collar of grey Persian Lamb. Yarn
dye grey wool, size $125
misses $125 Goats; blue with Silver-dyed
Muskrat tuxedo, size 10; brown with
Fischer-dyed muskrat tuxedo, size 1s,
$1oS
s-Misses' sl25 Boxy Suede Coats, red and
black, with dyed black Persian Lamb
revers. Sizes u and 14$1 SOS
Misses $l25 Coats with draped collars
of Jap-dyed Mink, double breasted style
in brown, green, beige and wine. Sizes
IL to 16 SOS
yokes, hare-backs, collars of Blended
Mink. Sizes 10 to 16---$ $10S
misses $l4s.75 Coat in garnet wool with
dyed black Persian Lamb collar and
pocket. Size IA $12S
3-Misses' $165 Fitted Dress Coats in grey
wool broadcloth with Silver Fox shawls.
Sizes IL and $12S
2-Misses' $9S.75 Yarn-dyed Grey Coats
with yokes, trimmed with Muskrat Or
Bombay Lamb. Size 14----$7 SIS
4-Misses' $5S.75 Tweed Sports Coats, brown
or blue, sizes 10 to 16-------$4S $4S
a-Misses' sss.75 F4rred Goats in wine and
grey with chin collars of dyed silver
muskrat. Sizes IL to 14-----$S5
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Brides Shop!

s-A975 $65 Wedding
marquiset organdy.
effects Long sleeves sweeping trains size 10
Is; g. IA varied $12
Bridesmaid marqusete rayon
arqute organdy with shoulder
heart neckine, boy collar hustle backs skirts
Reg s-Reg s35 to $4s75
lI-Reg s1sS5 s45. s7s5 REG s2s75
2-Reg 6-Reg $39.75 to S5975.
Not every styles
Jeuers Brides Shop-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25

sl3 s5 style in raon faie with
styles solid color and dotted
rayon few cotton corduoys Dark
and some bright colors black Sizes to 15--$7Ss
Budget Shop Fourth Floor
s4s5 Crepe styles with long and
10 to So
y0-Teens oon) with
scaoped fale with full
and black Sizes 10 to 49,
$40 $12
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Underwear, Corsets!

second Floor
Crepe Pink white
$19S
S0O
4-$895 Printed Rayon blue, yellow Sizes 81
a-s5ss Rsyon Creme Gowns pink --------
pink yellow Sizes 80 to 36$295
1$595 Cotton Pantaloons ~ embroidered ace-edged White
Small sizes --------------- $100
$3.50 White Organde soc
Slips white with red aea pink
broken sizes $LOO
Peicoas, deep eyeet trim. Small, medium
2s-sss5 White Pettcoat eyelet embroidered rues elastic
Crepe Slips Tearose white
Jersey yellow, lacerim Sizes
soc
se-s250 Extacee Jersey Pant acemmed
IS
white Sizes II, 49, is $L15
50-S695 Gowns eevd
blue, magnolia. Sizes H. 49, 435
$685. Rayon Jersey Gowns tailored Teao blue Sizes II and
including Artist Model Formht
discontinued regular stock brocade
cotton bat akd Sizes 81 4e for tall and shorter
$95 and $7S5
including knit STYLE smone
satin Iastex small medium and large and Fomht sizes
26 and $295 and $4SS
Lastex, 16inch
lengths; broken 26 80 in the -$595 and $7S5
Foundations small medium Lasx with down
stretch back boned front Broken "a to
kind and e------S79S
Gdles handoom elastic talon closing
length 20 to
18O$ s. $3S5 BrassereRayon satn
and Sizes 80 to 3s small and medium Broken
Sass
Evening star., 1948-11-25

3-S13O Mouonded Lamb Coots Sizes II to
1$345 Northern Back Mrot Coot Size
3$345 Ponodyed Muskro Toppe Sizes H. To- 18---S285
S395 B|ockdyed Persian Lamb Coots Sizes r. a. 6 8--S345
3S485 BIocked Persian Lamb Toppers Sizes H. l6---S45
lS25 Black Lopn dyed robbt) Topper Size l6----S175
1445 So American Spotted Cat Topper Size 12------S65
Evening star., 1948-11-25
JeweIry, Bags, Neckwear, Gloves

ToiIetries-Street Floor
so inches long, rhineston several
as-ss5 Assorted So
e3-s5 Spray gold plated with rhine
Jepelry
Lined with
satin. Fuchsia, brown, black--ss
4s5o Sequn Bags, upper top handle Pink royal
s-s1S5o Underarm Bags satin Innings inside npp
faile-
1-S105o Gold Shoulder leather lined
Calkn Covered frames double top handles
$3.50 double handles tops quilted
500
$3.50 SO Group Evening Bags Bags
handles tailored dressy Evening
Kid Bulge beaded Bag, Brocade TO $50
Plus 2oe6 Tar
Rayon Sharkskin Jackets-whte; in broken sizes
Blousettes bousees
Shirt Blousette broken sizes
pink black, assorted printed and $lSs
Fabric Gloves cotton and ayonhory to Sbutn
length White chamo beige god navy light green pink brown
light blue 5Oc to $SSs
and Doefnshd
soed gloves Shortes 6-buton length
White black brown to $3SS
Portrait Sets Containing stck cream
and powder
Elatn Lipstick 1.-TWO for the Show
217-$150 excellent soener-
needless thmbe and ell
Covered with simulated leather
acetate
500
14-$1.95 Bobby Box Hat Box
plus 2o% taS
Evening star., 1948-11-25

lO-uniors' S7o.75 to
S89.75 Coots----------S75
Fitted and bareback coats trimmed
with dyed black Persian Lamb and
dyed Mouton Lamb Black, green,
brown and beige. Sizes to Is.
Evening star., 1948-11-25

l5-Women's S155 to S165
Fured Goats --------Sl45
Handsome woods of Forstmann, Juil-
lard, and Pacific Mills Fitted and
flared models with waist-deep shawl
collars, and collars and cuffs OF dyed
black Persian Lamb, shoulder capes
of Persian Lamb, club collars of
Blended Mink, plastrons Of grey Per-
sian Lamb. Black, wine, blue. green,
grey. Sizes 141s to 20h, and 80 to a..
Evening star., 1948-11-25

Broadcloth, Duvemere suede and
needlepoint woods trimmed with dyed
black Persian Lamb tuxedos, shawls,
yokes, cape collars, cuffs and pockets;
Fitch collars and cuffs, dyed Jap Mink
yoke collars. Black, grey, green. wine.
and brown. Sizes 1914 to 22la, and
80 to a.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Almost 800 WINTER COATS Reduced!


15-Women's S7975 and
S8975 Fur-trimmed Coots,
SIS
Broadcloth, suede, and covert twill
woods in boxy and fitted styles with
Silver Fox shawl collars, dyed black
Persian Lamb yokes. collars and pock-
cts, Bombay Lamb yokes and pockets.
In black, wine. green. and grey. Sizes
14h To 2212, and "a to 38.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
BIouses, Sweaters, Sports Suits and Dresses!
Third Floor

$685. sos Bou white pink tailored
white bouses
coorx Sizes tn 3s 4and$5
White rue and ri shirt
Sizes 80 to 3S but not all
sizes each style Observation-Disclosures 50
In pink. Size IA $79S
Suits Short jacket 7gore skirt Toast
l TO- 12------------$l SIS
to Cardigan Sweaters sleeve woo
Not all colors and sizes in each style
Sizes to IS and $795
with and beadmmed collar
and brown Sizes IL to 1S------slz slz
a-s1ss5 with tucked fronts Blue
piece styles Sizes IL to 20Sl SIC
1z-s1asS Two-paece Dresses Sizes 10
TO 1e
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor
ss-s Rayen small collars and three
rrartsr ,sav.s sizes
-s4s5 char
trsrse si,ex
oo,ton -Shrts Assored colors small size
striped white cotton boero Sizes to l5 ~