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Evening star., 1948-10-31
PUBLIC HEALTH AUTHORITIES SAY new WAY OF DlSHWAStNG
REDUCES COLDS. It.iNFECIIOUS SICKNESS!

Perhaps you didn't know that danger
turks in your dishpan., But it's there!
Film or glasses or dishes may actually
carry sickness to the very ones you
wish to protect.
This is proved fact. For doctors have
found that germs breed in, dishwater
film often on dishes that really
look clean.
r~Dreft Ends Germ-BreedingFiIm
With this amazing dishwashing diseov-
ery-DREFT-you can wash your
dishes in way that puts an end to dish
water film -. that actually helps pro-
~. tect your family's health.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
I..C.H.S. GOSSIP
By FRANCES SARVIS

Oracle Annette sits moon-eyeo
in class at school. Her mind Is
usually where Edward is. Why
was Peggy Spivey seen in Lorls
so much lately? She says she
went to visit her cousin, Fanny
Hickman. Mary 10 Primer and
Margaret Jernigan are glad
school has started again eve
didn't know they were ever IN
terested in books).
Mary Frances Prince has often
expressed the desire to go to
California 1--WE would all like TO
go but she has special rcason)
.. Lillian Cox had 4 nice time
at the Tabor City-Fair Bluff
ball game (How about il, Bill
WilliamsO. Nancy Soles got
three boxes Of candy Valentines
Day Crhc girls won't stand for
that, even if it is Leap Year,. =.
Horace Buffkin is back at
school again after being absent
over two months with 4 broken
leg which he sustained while
playing football. The football
players received their gold foot
balls last week and now some
OF the girls have iii addition to
their jeWclry box. We're wait
ing mpaticntly for gold basket
balls, too. Doris Ann Wright
was seen out riding with her
girl-friend'S boy-friend Sunday
They were in 4 black Buick
fronn Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27

our lines far sooner than hu-
man being.
He spent nine days and
nights in a stretch on the
front without relief. which
is quite strenuous feat for
even a dog. He was also call.
ed on to carry messages from
the front to various command
posts. This called for a recol-
lection of his training as a
messenger and ence again he
proved the we'll trained dog
he was by carrying out his
task to perfection, He was a
friend in need and a friend
indeed on numerous occasions,
When his master had chance
to grab a little shut eye, he
could do so without fear of the
enemy, knowing the ever faith
full, ever watthful Bart was
there to protect and to warn
him of approaching danger.
Bart, along with his fellow
CANNES, was sometimes PLACED
at intervals along tho front at
night as a preoautlon against
infiltration Of the enemy. Hor-
ace Cox who. now owns Bart,
says with a dog beside you at
night in combat, you feel a little
more at home and can sleep
peacefully:
After performing heorically
at Two, Bart went to Guam,
Upon arrival there he proceeded
to help hunt down many Japs
at large on the island. Once
again completing another lob
well done, he was rewarded by
transfer back to the states.
Love me, love my dog" is an
ola saying that carries a lot OF
weight with Horace. 1.-THE girl
marry" he says, SIS going to
promise first that Bart can al
ways sleep in the front ROOM"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27

different. His owner did not
care to have him back. Cox
was discharged and went home to
await an answer to his request
for Bart.
Bart. for his heroic achieve.
ments and meritorious conduct
in the line of duty, received the
Presidential Unit Citation and
letter of Commentator from
the Commanding General OF the
Fleet Marine Forces IN the "a
cific. Upon discharge, he was
given an honorable discharge
Certificate personally signed by
General A. A. Vandegrift, Com
mandant of the Marine Corps.
Bart Arrives
! Cox's request for the dog wa:
granted and he was home about
six weeks when the train pull
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Water Pump
Breaks Down:
Running Again

One Of Tabor City's two water
wells was out Of commission
for about "a hours last week
end while workmen repaired j
broken part on the pump,
The pump at the water tank
well broke Friday night and
was not placed back into opera.
ton until the middle of the day
Sunday, Water Superintendent
Phillips Harrelson said.
Although the town had to re-
ly on the 40 gallon per minute
well for water supply, the small
er pump was kept going con-
tinuouSly and the water tank
kept full while the other pump
was out, HARRISON said.
Ordinarily the pumps at the
two wells are not run "a hours
a day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Bv JACK SPIVEY

This IS the story Of a dog. This
dog is not just an ordinary
mongrel, but has more lnteil-
sence and is smarter than the
average dog. This is because ne
is former war dog He an
swers to the name of Bart and
now gives his address us Ia
Dor City.
Bart's master is Horace. Cox,
who lives on Bell street IN Ia
Dor CITY and is employed by
the Lewis Gore Grocery. Bart;
along with his master, served
with the United States Marines
during the war, attached to the
5th Marine Division 9th war
doc platoon. Cox was dog
handler, as they are called IN
service. and along with Bart
saw action on Two Jlma. On TINS
operation Cox did not handle
Bart but 4 German shepherd
bv the name of Duke who was
later killed on Guam. After los,
inc Duke. he became acquainted
with Bart, who MAS handled by
buddy Of his at the time. and
later became one of the dog
masters.
Cox and Bart returned to the
states together and while await
ing discharge Cox requested tnt
Marine Corps to give him Bart
Bart at the time was under
going rehabilitation before be
me sent back TO his owner. II
case where the Marine Corp
thought dog too vicious ate
rehabilitation to be sent to 1t
owner, the marines kept the dog
But in the case of Bart It wa
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27

GUIDEWAY
By MRS. LESTER LONG

Mrs. Swind lleGore of Tabor
CITY spent Thursday with hel
mother, Mrs. Alice Stocks.
r. j. Stocks and Ed Gore
made business trip to Tabor
City Tuesday.
Katherine Faulk, James Faux
and Hazel Soles made a business
trip to Whiteville Wednesday.
K. Monroe, Osley Monroe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Cox made
4 business trip to WhlteVllle
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lester Long and Mrs,
Katherine Faux visited Mrs. }.
D. Stocks Thursday
R. c.. tocks and Hustler Dun
can were Friday evening guests
of Mrs. Lester Long.
Mrs. Delton Long, Mrs. Dean
Long and Mrs. Lillian Long Wis
tied Mrs. Ellen Suggs Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faux,
Alton Faux and Joseph Mon
roe were Saturday evening
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Lester
Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-02-27
Auctioneers'
School Slated
AT Mullins

An auctioncer school for any
one wishing TO become a to-
haeco auctioneer will be- held
in Mullins at the G. c. Dixon
warehouse beginning March Is,
according to Jimmy Jayroe, Ia
Dor City auctioneer and one of
the instructors.
The school will be in session
for Sin weeks and the instruc-
tors are all experienced auc-
tioneerS. This is something new
for this area, and Il large classs2
is anticipated.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Knit Underwear
Reduced

10 Union Suits, wool and rayon.
Tearose. Small sizes. Were 81.
Now 95c
10 Vests, cotton and rayon. Large
sizes. Tearose. Were csc. Now,
6Sc
. Uniorn Suits. Wool and rayon.
Sizes SO and Is. Tearose. Were
&3.75. Now commencement $2.75
30 Irregular Nylon Slips, white
or tearose. Sizes "a to 40. If
perfect would be $6.s5. Now,
$4.s5
30 Irregular Nylon Pants, white
or tearose. Regular or long sizes
8 to 8. II perfect would be So.
or $3.50. Now ----s1.95 and s2.25
Is Nylon Jersey Gowns, aqua.
Sizes 80 to 38. Were $17.95. Now,
$3.50
rs Rayon Jersey Pants. Tearose.
Small size. Were $1.35. Now,
6Sc
10 Knitted Half Petticoats. Gray.
Medium slim size. Were Csc.
Now Sc
is Knee e-length Pants. Wool and
cotton. Small. Were 50. Now,
$1.45
is Snug fitting Pants, tearose.
Assorted sizes. Were $295. Now,
$1.95
81 Knitted Vests, wool and rayon.
Large sizes. Tearose. Were $1.25.
Now S5c
W&L-Knitted Underwear,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Misses and
Women's Suits
Greatly Reduced

20 Semi-tailored Wool Suits,
fiare-skirt style. Tan or gray.
Sizes 10 to 16. Were $29.75.
6 Tailored Suits, all-wool glen
plaid. Brown or black. Sizes IA
to 20. Were $45. Now $33.75
20 Box Jacket Suits, straight
skirt, brown or black glen plaid
or solid color gabardine. All
wool. Navy, beige, green. Sizes
10 to 18. Were $45. Now $33.75
S Glen-Plaid All Wool Suits, one
button jackets. Brown or black.
Sizes 1s and 20. Were $45. Now,
/ $33.75
3 Cardigan Neckline Suits in
beige or gray wool stripes. Sizes
22h, 24h. Were SIS. Now,
$39.75
Ia 85qo Wool, 1870 Rabbits Hair
Tweed Suits. Gold, blue, aqua,
gray. Were $135. Now -- $100
IA 85%o Wool, 1870 Rabbits Hair
Suits. One-button jackets. Were
$115. Now SIS
W&L-Women's and Misses
Coats and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Reductions in Art
NeedIework

1874 Balls Dritz Sport Yarn.
1909 wool. 2-oz. balls, assorted
colors. Were soc. Now $50
Is Sets Stamped Cotton Bibs,
red and blue trim. Days of the
week, 7 in set. Were 81. Now,
45c set
Needlepoint Pieces, design fin
ished in all wool. Were $4.95.
Now ---$3.50
4 Needlepoint Pieces, design fin-
ished in all wool petit point.
Were $3.95. Now -----$2.75
1 Model Ali-wool Crocheted Al
CHAN in ornbre shades. Was $55.
Now $40
Q Model Cotton Outing Baby
Sacques, white with pastel en-
broidery and pink trim. Were
$3.50 to IS. Now SITS
l Model Cotton Outing Baby
Kimona, white with pink trim.
Was Sc. Now --- S3.75
16> Bernat Anklet Sock Packs
with chart to complete. Black.
Were Csc. Now 45c
l Model Cotton Junior Bed
Quilt, white with colored ap-
pliques and red trim. Was $40.
Now -----------.$25 SIS
65 Stamped Cotton Kitchen Tow
els. Were 35c. Now $50
$50 Skeins Paragon Rag Yarns,
1907 wool, 1-ounce skein, as
sorted colors. Were 32c each.
Now zoe each
W&L-Art Needlework,
Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Neglisees Reduced

Do -Haliesfna Aousecsa&a B%
wool and s5% rAyon. Green q
gray. Sises 10 10 10. Were
e10.s6. Now ---------- e7.7s
Is Rayon Quilted Robes, floral
printed. Sizes IL. Il, 10. Were
efe.e5 and $25A Now ---Ss.5s
10 Rayoa Brccade Tailored Robes.
Royal or wine, sizes 40 TO a.
Were Sl4.s5. Now ---$s.50
9 Wool Robes. Assorted colors,
assorted sizes. Were s25. Now,
S1s.75
Q Rayon Satin Nesiigees, lace
trimmed. Pink or blue. Sizes
10 to 16. Were 1865. Now.
$3.50
IL Rayon Crepe Housecoats,
slide-fastened front. Royal or
mellow. Sizes IL, IA, Is, 20. Were
Sass. Now ------ $3.50
10 Rayon Satin Housecoats.
Aqua, wine or royal. Sizes SO,
40, a., 46. Were s1o.s5. Now.
SITS
3 Rayon Hostess Robes. Cocoa
brown with gold-tone beaded
trim. Sizes IL, Is, 20. Were
t49.75. Now ----------$22.2S
4 Rayon Satin Gown and Negligee
Sets, lace e-trimmed. Sizes IL, IS.
20. Were $25. Now ---$1S.75
a Rayon Hospital Gowns, pink
3or blue. Small sizes. Were
F$l0.e5. Now ---$5.75
w6L-Negligees,. Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Costume SIips-Gowns-
Pojomos
Very Specially Priced
W&L-Blouses, First Floor

lregulars-if perfect would be much higher priced.
l Slips in In white
ana petal pink Sizes II to
ss Slips IN nyon straight and bias
cage trim IN white, petal and blue.
l Slips In net
ana yon sheer trim in white
and black to
White and blue. = -
~ Gowns IN with rue necklne trim
sye bias cut Sizes IL
~ Towns rsyon crepe tiny puff effect In white
fmas m rayon crepe tailored two-piece oopen dusty
rose and maize prints Sizes 2o--------.-.s "a az
w&L-cssme Slips Underwear Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Fur Scurfs and
Coots Greatly
Reduced

I Natural Wild Mink Scarf, T.
skin. Was $120. Now ---$S4
i Natural Wild Mink Scarf, T.
skin. Was $1s2. Now --s1s2
0 Natural Ranch Mink Scarfs,
4-skin. Were $192. Now $132
Mink dyed Kolinsky Scarf, 4
skin. Was $50. Now ---$42
] Mink-dyed Kolinsky Scarf, f.
skin. Was Sis. Now SIS
] Mink-dyed Koiinsky Scarf, 4
akin. Was $144. Now--SS0
j Mink k-dyed KoIinsky Scarf, f.
skin. Was $144. Now --$96
i Mink-dyed China Mink Scarf.
b-skin. Was $3.50. Now ---$54
! Lynx-dyed Wolf Jacket, size
IA. Was $3.50. Now $96
j Brown Mouton dyed Lamb Coat,
size II. Was $152.50. Now $50
l Gray-dyed Indian Lamb Coat,
size l6. Was 1894. Now S372
I Brown Mouton dyed Lamb Coat,
size IA. Was $198. Now $132
] Black Mouton dyed Lamb Coat.
Sine 16. Was $198. Now $120
i Silver Fox Jacket, size 16.
Was $40. Now $500
j Platinum Fox Scarf, single
skin. Was $234. Now $50
2 White Mouton Lamb Coats,
xizes IL to II. Were $137.40.
Now $48
All prices include 20% tar
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Toilet Goods
Reduced

80 Bottles Andalusia, eau de
parfum, 2 ounces. Were s1.98.
Now ~-------- ----- 96c
"a Bottles Andalusia eau de
parfum, 4 ounces. Were $3.50.
Now -------$1.80
36 Bottles Andalusia eau de
parfum, l ounce. Were $102.
IL Comb and Brush Combina-
tions. Were $3.50. Now 81
Sachet Dolls. Were So. Now,
$1.50
zs Lipsticks, assorted shades.
Were $1.20. Now ---- Soc
81 Jars Mems Deodorant, 4
ounces. Were $40. Now, s1.2o
"a Bottles Mems Cologne.
ounces. Were So. Now s1.5e
Is Bottles Mems Cologne, 8
ounces. Were $40. Now $2.70
"a Bottles Mems Talcum Powder.
Were, sl.s0. Now 9oc
20 Bottles Hair Oil, 4 ounces.
Were $1.80. Now soc
81 Bottles Shaving Lotion, 4
ounces. Were $40. Now, S1.20
Is Bottles Shaving Lotion, 8
ounces. Were $40. Now s2.Io
Boxes Face Powder in assorted
shades. Were $2.10. Now s1.02
All items include 20qe Federal
tar Dhere applicable.
WGL-Toiletries,
Aisles Il and 16, First Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Nurses Uniforms
Reduced

ITS Nurses Uniforms in white
poplin, several styles. Misses
sizes IL to 18. Women's sizes
80 to A. Were s6's5, s5.e5 and
$4.95. Now -------- S2.95
30 House Dresses and Brunch
Goats in cotton, all Sanforized.
Were $8.95, $7.95 and $6.95. Now,
S3.95
10 Smocks in y lengths, plain
colors. cotton fabric, Sanforized.
Were $395. Now S2.95
$50 Maids Caps in white poplin,
dotted swiss, broadcloth. Black
band trimming. Several styles.
Were 85c and 75c. Now greatly
reduced to Ice
W&L-Uniforms and Aprons,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Junior Misses Dresses

1es Junior Miss Dresses shades
new petcoat style included Formerly 1855 $25
50 Junior
Styles Suitable
$685. Now
Houses Washable white
Desy types Sizes "a to ss Formerly $5s5 s7s5 Now
md
10e Include.
IL Lipstcks which Now including tax------
a Nail Polish Shades
Perfume Choices including
81 Cologne Choices, including
w&L-Jnor Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
infonts'
Furnishings,

1 Maple finished Hardwood Youth
Bed with metal spring. Was
$45. Now, as is $3.50
l Water-repeIlent Innerspring
Youth Bed Mattress. Was $23.95.
Now, as Is ------ $17.95
l Feeding Table with enclosed
seat, natural finished harwood
with Masonite top. Was s14.95.
Now, as is $10.95
/ Blue Enamel Finished Hard
wood Chest of Drawers, hand
decorated. Was $50. Now S49.95
/ Metal Framed Bath Tub, fold
ing canvas tub. Less than half
price. Now, as Is ---- $7.95
100 Toddlers' Dresses, sheer cot
ton or spun rayons in pastels.
Sizes 2 and 8. Less than half
price. Now -- $1.95
"a Cotton Knit Creepers, yellow
or white. Sizes / and Q. Less
than half price. Now ---. Csc
36 Wool Pram suits. pink or
blue with matching caps. Less
than half price. Now sass
81 Cotton Terry Cloth Bath
Blankets in white. Less than
half price. Now ----- $1.45
23 PercaIe Crib Sheets, embroi-
dered scallops or hemstitched
hem. Were $685.. Now S3.a5
~ Cotton Webbing Safety Har-
ness, white. Were 81 and $l.15.
Now 75c
100 Cotton Knit Crib Sheets,
44x68 size. Less than half price.
1NoW -------------- --~s~S
50 Dozen Cotton Knit Diapers.
Less than half price. Now sl.9s
w&L-The Nursery Corner,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
410 Poirs Women's S
Shoes Reduced

Broken sizes, not every size
lin every style but good size
range among group. Pumps
and ties in patent leather,
scalfSkin and suede. Colors
are blue, black, brown. High
and medium heels.
i65 Pairs. Were $10.e5. Now, 'S3.s5
137 Pairs. Were $1o.e5 and s11s5.
Now S4.85
149 Pairs. Were s1l.95 to $14s5.
NOW $3.50
50 Pairs. Were 1885 to $2495.
Now -----------S10.85
W&L-Women's Shoes
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Hondboes Reduced

1S Black Plastic Patent Leather
Finish. Pouch style. slide fastener.
Were S22.20. Now
Is Black and Brown Faille Hand
bags, boxy style. Were 80. Now,
$3.50
10 Brown Calf Handbags, boxy
style. Were 50. Now----A.74
16 Black and Brown Goatskin
Leather Handbags, slide fasteners.
Were SO. Now--------A.H
13 Suede Handbags, pouch style.
Pink, blue, aqua. yellow. green.
Were $3420. Now
125 Imported English Leather
Belts. Morocco in navy. red, brown,
black. Capeskin in multi colors.
Were $3.50 to $3.50. Now.
75c 70 -
W&L-Handbags, Aisle Q,
First Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Juvenile
Apparel Reduced

so Little Boys Cotton Striped
Shirts, assorted colors. Sizes 3
and 4. Were $2.25. Now CSC
8 Wool Skating Jumpers, felt trim.
Red. Sizes 8 to 6. Were $8.95.
% Little Boys and Girls Rain
coats, assorted colors. Sizes 3, (
and 5. Were $7.95. Now-----S3.95
.W&L--Juvenile Apparel,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Gloves Greatly Reduced

Is Pairs Rayon Ms
Short Pink blue black
Pairs Rayon NIitts
Is
Were $225 Now
IA Pairs Cotton String Gloves light blue medium
1856 Pairs Handsewn shorte white stitching
612 Were $3.50 Now
Pairs Rayon short butoned wrist Brown Were s5o Now
IL Chdrens Handmade String
Medium
1o7 Pairs Handsewn Gloves
Were $3 Now $125
B Pairs Imported from England White Cotton Shore
PIX
Pairs String Gloves
Pairs Natural Pigskin,
80 Pairs Brown Scaoped
Were $3.50 Now
rs Pairs Red Kdkn from button length e2
Now
Pairs Capeskin, 4-buon length
Pairs Natural Pigskin
Pairs White Capesn 4button
W&L-GloYes
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Women's Dresses Reduced

IS Women Dresses assorted coors Broken l6 to
52 $l6s5 s2s75
Prints Pastel
black and also Sizes 1e to a. 1871 to m Were s22s5
prints Black brown
pastel coors. 14 24h, 4e 4s
10 Dresses twopece black Sizes 16 to a.
black navy
Is Rayon Crepe Dresses assorted Sizes 49, TO- 1914
$45 Now $3375
Rayon Crepe Dresses black and plum Sizes 6 2o Were
Rayon Crepe Dresses black and Sizes 1e Were ss75
$125.
Wool Costume Suits and wine Sizes 1s and ss Were ss5
W&L-Womens Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Women's Formal
Wear Reduced

l Dinner Gown, blue, rayon crepe.
Size "a. Was $35. Now $9.75
3 Dinner Gowns, black or blue
rayon crepe. Sizes 14h, 1871, 36.
Were $35 to $49.75. Now --$IS.75
] Dinner Gown, blue rayon crepe.
Size 1917. Was $39.75. Now, $29.5e
4 Dinner Gowns, rayon crepe.
Royal. purple, aqua. Sizes 1871
and 2012. Were $69.75. Now, $3I.25
2 Dinner Gowns, rayon crepe,
black. Sizes 1871, 20h. We're
$49.75. Now $37.25
4 Dinner Gowns, black and aqua
rayon crepe. Size 16, 18, 38.
Were $89.75. -$67.25
W&L-The Walnut Room,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Girdles, and Garter
Belts Reduced

20 Girdles and Pantie Girdles In
the group, both light weight and
firmer types in cotton and rayon
batiste and elastic. Sizes 26 to
30, 80 and 35.. Were S. and s12.50.
Now -$2.95
Is Garter Belts in black rayon
satin. Sizes 26, 20, 80. Were $3.50.
NOW ------A- "a
3 Pantie Girdles, rayon satin
down stretch back, elastic sides,
Talon closing. Sizes 20, 80, 80.
Were SIS. Now ---------$6.S5
3 Pantie Girdles Of rayon satin
with down stretch back panel,
slide fastener closing. Sizes 80
and "a. Were $40, Now 1895
5sInner-belt Corsettes, firmly bon
ned, cotton and rayon broche.
Sizes a, As, Is. Were $3.50 to
$10.95. Now ------ 1895
W&L-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
$50 Dress Goods
Remnants

Cottons, silks, rayons in
lengths of l to 3 yards.
Plain, prints, novelties. SO
by 80 inches wide.
$50 Remnants for n to u of.
Wools in all lengths Of "a to
3. yards. Plain, plaids and
stripes. 81 inches wide.
W&L-Patterns and Fabrics,
Second Floor /.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Mems Shoes $e.S5
Reduced

We're SI495 to SI5.95
48 Pairs Mems Shoes. Smooth
calf and grained feathers.
Black and brown in the
group. Sizes include the fol-
lowing: AA 91a and II; A 8,
10, 1917 and II; B 71a, 812,
9, 912, II, 1l12 and IL; C 7K2,
8, 10, 1012, II, 1112 and IL;
D 7, 7l2, 10, II and 1112.
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Junior Millinery
Reduced

zoo Bunches Of Flowers for wear
on hats or belts. Included are
field flowers, roses and other
flowers In assorted colors. Were
81. Now Soc
$50 Junior Hats and Hoods in
assorted styles and colors. Less
than half price. Now
W&L-Junior Millinery,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Girls and
Sub-Teens'
Apparel Reduced

Cotton Pinafores In checks,
stripes and solid pastels. Sizes
7 to IA. Were $7.95 and 1896.
Now ----$4.95 and S5.95
80 Cotton and Rayon Dresses
for sub-teens in assorted
styles and colors. 10 to IA.
Were $10.95. Now------S7.95
50 Wool Skirts In assorted
stripes and solid colors. Sizes
Z to IA and III to 101z.
Were $4.s5 to $7.95. Now,
$1.95 and $2.95
50 White Cotton Blouses.
Sizes Z to IA. Were $3.50 and
$4.95. Now----S2.50 and $3.50
50 Girls and Sub teens
Dresses in cotton and rayon.
Sizes 7 to IA. Were $5.95 to
1895. Now----$2.95 and $3.95
W&L-Girls' Apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Teen Age BIouses,
@l.so We're 1925 TO s495

160 cotton broa dclot h
bl0uses, some with colorful
trim and a few ray0n crepes.
Sizes 10 to 16 in group.
IS Teen-Age Dresses, rayon gab-
ardine and rayon faille. Jump
ers with white blouses. In group,
sizes 10 to Is. Were $10.95 to
$19.95. Now -----$5.95
"a Teen-Age Cotton Dresses,
plaid with white trimming. Sizes
10 to 16. Less than half price.
NOW ----------------- $3.50
W&L-Teen-Age Apparel,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Women's Sportsweor Reduced

1o1 Rayon Print and twope styles
Is Rayon royal beige gray
IA Dresses in and checked wool and white
and white Black white and white wool
to 20 Were $25 and $2s75.
Wool Dresses white with blue
II Wool Dresses and twopiece styles yellow turquoise powder
blue Were
Oxford Crepe Dresses with jackets powder
wSI-sporswear, Floor.
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Women's Coots Reduced

including with squirrel rim size 24h
Persian lamb TRIM
trimmed and wool
collar 22 $975
including coat IL
IA fleece coats fitted, black
mitarytype belted coat 49, brown
gabardine, SCOTS $85 $S75
W&I-Womens and Suits
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Hosiery Reduced
200 Pairs No S

200 Pairs No Seam Nyl0n Hose.
Were $1.50. Now-----$1.10
20 denier, 400 needles. Broken
sizes and shade assortment.
40 Pairs Out-size Rayon Hose.
Beige, size 10. Were 81. Now, $50
IS Pairs Cotton Argyle Anklets.
Broken sizes and color assortment.
Were csc each. Now for 81
20 Handmade Rayon Satin Gar
ters. White with red trim. Were
$1.95. Now csc
W&L-Hoisery, Aisle II and 10,
First Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-08
WOODWARD
(019 1ROS
Misses Dresses Reduced

Group Of dresses satns tata
suits wool suits ensembles Sizes 10 to 16 49, Navy
beige, green, royal, red and black.
H. $1695 to $2975. Now S37.25
$5.75 Now S41.25
were$ to Now,
$3.50 21 $es75 to $ls5. Now,
were$ 10 Now
H. $3975 to $1o L. $75 Now $5625
Spun Busters;
lilac. 10 to
S2625
From the WoInut Room-Dresses Suits, Ensembles
Greotly Reduced
Group includes also few redngotes Silks and
satin Navy gray blue pases
and prints sizes to 10 to Is in the collection.
2 $3.50
$1s5 $3.50 1 $135 ------$10125
$8975. $50 to $165 Now, Sl125o
$67as g. were $22s to s25o Now
s. were $11o Now -------ss25o $1ss7s
Dresses,
Evening star., 1948-04-08
Pictures Reduced

! Large Original Water Color.
Persian Fantasy. Was $50. Now,
S14.95
! Large Original Oil Painting.
Red Ridinghood-after Lawrence.
Was 500. Now ----- $2s.75
i Large Original OIL Painting.
MRS. Sheridan-after Gainsboro.
Was $1oo. Now S29.75
j Large Original Water Color.
Bird. Was $3.50. Now -$7.s5
] Large Modern Picturs. Re-
production Of Gauguiss. Was
t85. Now -sa7.s5
. Large Modern Prints. Figures
with Monks cloth mats. Were
$40. Now w------S5.ss
j Large Portrait Col. Charles
Christie BY Raeburn. was sat.
Now -------S1S.75
4 Original Water Color. Figure.
Was $l2. Now -S3.S5
3 Prints. Girl with Rose and
Portrait Of Julia. BY LAurencin.
Were $50. Now -----s7.ss
i Process Oil. Water scene. Was
i$l8. Now ----S7.95
~ Modern Piacques. Were $40.
Now Sa.tS
Large Circle Mirror, gold frame.
Was $50. Now -SI5.S5
i Large Mirror, gold frame. Was
&27.50. Now ---S13.75
Il LarTs Vanity Mirror. Was SIS.
Now ---------------- sic
w&L-Pictures, Seventh Floor