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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Eight Shots: One Elephant

Iidu eolle lor antelope. He had seen num-
Der OF elephants by that time. but having
license to shoot only one, he'd been waiting
for big one. Natives spotted big bull for
him with several others at water hole. and
when Dutschke got in position he let 60 with
both barrels of his elephant gum Both shots
were good, one through the heart and the
other through the lungs.
He still took off in high" Dutschke says,
and it took six more rounds, plus barrage
from other members of the party, to drop him.
Young McGruder got his elephant 10 days
later, having passed up nearly hundred hop
ing to find one as big as his uncle's The one
ne got fell somewhat short of that goal The
tusks of Dutschkes elephant - the usual
way of measuring an elephants Importance
- weighed lO8 and lis pounds. McGruder's
weighed 80 pounds each
"McGruder had one big elephant lined up,
probably record-breaker," Dutschke says,
but he stopped to check his gun The ele-
plant heard the click and took off like big
bird before he could shoot"
Continued on page Is
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Miss Briggs TO Speak
On Corcoran Exhibit

Miss Amy Briggs, staff lecturer at
the Corcoran Gallery of Art, will
present the third Of series of talks
at 1890 pm. tomorrow on the cur
rent special exhibition at the gal
lery, Paintings of the Year, spon-
sored and circulated by the Pepsi
Cola Co. The subject of the gallery
talk will be Painters in Search on
New and Vital Symbols"
The gallery's Story Hour at II
m. Saturday will deal with men
of Lincoln's era. Children to Is
will see portraits of and paintings
by outstanding men and artists of
that day.
Meanwhile, Hermann Warner
Williams, jr., director OF the gallery's
art school, announced the appoint
ment of Omar r. Darlington, Wash
ington artist, to the faculty of the
school,
Mr.. Darlington succeeds Alfred
McAdamS, who left the school to
teach at the University of Indiana.
A native of Philadelphia, Mr..
Darlington graduated from the
University of Maryland and studied
at the Corcoran School of Art and
the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts. He was awarded the Tiffany
Foundation Fellowship in 1887. Mr..
Darlington taught at the University
of Maryland until 1942 and has
since been with the Agriculture De-
partment.
He was formerly president of the
Washington Water Color Club and
the Landscape Club of Washington,
as we'll as, vice president OF the So
ciety of Washington Artists. His
entry in the Corcoran Gallery's
latest annual exhibition, Artists Of
Washington and Vicinity, received
honorable mention for oil paintings.
Mr. Darlington lives at LOT Taylor
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Hosiery!

l26 Orig. 1875 5l-6ouse kyIons,
IS and 20 denier. seconds, broken
sizes -------97c
81 Orig. Sse Women's Mereerized
Cotton Hose, broken sizes --69e
III Orig. 6se 5l-Gouse kyions,
full fashioned, mill mends, broken
sizes 49e
1871 Orig. 59e 45-Gouse kyIons,
mill mends, broken sizes BE
II Orig. l.5o Cotton Lace Hose,
will not run, broken sizes ---29e
69e Orig. 59e 45-Gouse Chiffon
Royons, seconds, broken sizes, 29e
II Orig. 3ee chiIdren's Mereerized
Cotton Anklets, soiIed, broken
sizes tSe
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Justice Department
To Defend D. {. Rights
In All u. 5. Courts

The right Of District residents
and businesses to sue and be sued
in Federal courts outside the Ma
tional Capital will be defended in
the Supreme Court by the Justice
Department, If the high court agrees
TO review a case involving an in
surance company here.
This was disclosed by Attorney
General Clark, in making public a
letter to Representative Gwynne,
Republican, of Iowa. Mr.. Gwynne
was author of an act of 1910 de-
signed to assure District residents
court rights as litigants in the
States, but the law was recently
held unconstitutional by the Fourth
Circuit Court of Appeals at Rich
mond, Va.
The attorney general said in his
letter that as soon as the appellant
in the case, the National Mutual
Insurance Co. of the District, files
notice of appeal to the Supreme
Court, the Justice Department will
intervene.
The intervention will be made, he
explained, under an act of 1887
which authorizes the Justice De.
partment to enter a suit between
two private parties where consti.
tutionality of law is attacked. The
Attorney General stated his depart
ment would argue on behalf Of the
constitutionality of the act which
was recently held invalid by ma
jority vote of the Richmond court
The National Mutual Insurance
Co. had lost a suit against Tide
water Transfer Co., Inc, in District
Court at Baltimore and later II
the Richmond appellate tribunal,
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Clothing!

z Orig. s.ss Corduroy Shirts. sizes
8 and lO--------------s8 -s8e
81 Orig. l.es and 1873 Shirts.
soIed, irreeulor, sizes s to "a, 4Se
II Orig. 4.9s to s.ss Upper
Wool jackets -----3.98
10 Orig. 1873 Leathsr Helmets, soc
81 Orig. 3se Athletic Shirts and
Shorts, irreeuIor, sizes S., M, L.,
25e
8 Orig. s.ss Corduroy Suits, sizes
6-l0 0------------S--3.99
z Orig. 1888 AII-WeoI Husky
Suits, sizes l4-l6----6.98
7 Orig. 1898 and I4.eS Ali-WooI
Sport coets, sizes 2 to l6, 1913
s Orig. 1898 Wool overeoots.
sizes II to l6--l3.98
4 Orig. 1873 Wool Hooded Neck
inaws, sizes l4-l6----4.9S
IS Orig. 4.ss Corduroy sIoeks,
Upper fly, sizes Is ond l8, 2.ss
Il Orig. 3.ss School Lonsies, sizes
u to l7-
Il Orig. 7.ss Husky Wool sIaeks,
sizes lO-l6
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Lingerie

ls Orig. 1873 Rayon Gowns, con-
trostine trim. size l6----l.6s
SO Orig. 69e Elastic Woist Snusfit
undies, sizes S., M.------- ---35e
Is Orig. 2.ss Embroidered Raycn
Jersey Gowns s-- l.9S
l39 Orig. 6se Cotton Knit Bloom
ers -----Z7e
70 Orig. l.Ss hoadnode Wool
Feet Warmers ---l 90
10 Orig. 3.s9 Quilted Bedjaekets,
sizes S., M.-~ ---1.3S
80 Orig. 6ee Royon Ponties, blue
and moize -------39e
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Madeline Carroll to Get
| Army Medal of Freedom

Miss Madeline Carroll will receive
the Department of the Army Medal
of Freedom "for outstanding service
in the Mediterranean and European
theaters during the war.
Maj. Gen. T. B. Larkin, the quar-
termaster general, will present the
medal to the movie actress at cere-
mony in the Pentagon at 2:30 pm.
| tomorrow
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Church Concert Tomorrow

The Mems Club of the Episcopal
Church of the Ascension, Silver
Spring, will sponsor a building fund
benefit concert at pm. tomorrow
in the East Silver Spring Elemen-
tary School by the Washington So
ciety for the Preservation and En-
couragement of Barber Shop Quar-
tet Singing. The school Is on Silver
Spring avenue near Carroll lane
Evening star., 1948-02-05

3 Orig. 7.so l-Pe. Snow Suits.
reversible, size 4---3.92
s Orig. 500 Girls Spring coots,
lined, sizes 4, 5, o---2.25
! Orig. l.ss Plush Toy Horse,
soiIed :oo
| Orig. 1899 Girls looeo Wool
Topper, size II, Iined----3.5o
3 ORIG. 1899 Girls l00% Wool
Spring Toppers, lined, sizes 8
4 Orig. 40 Girls Toffeto Dresses,
sizes 81z and l2h-----z.oo
3 Orig. 7.ss Teens AlI-Woel
Skirts, sizes 10 and l4----4.oo
l Orig. 7.se Teens PIoid Wool
Skirt, size 12---4.oo
I Orig. 5.s5 Teens Gray Wool
Skirt, size lO-----3.o
I Orig. 1925 Teens Groy Wool
jacket, size lO------6.00
Second Floor
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lIsISg:s

u Orig. 1926 Snokeskin Boss,
many coIors and styles,
38S Plus tex
lS Orig. 2.s5 Mems Fitted Cases.
Upper closed --- l.95 plus tex
80 Orig. 800 and 500 Plastie
Potent, Colt and Rough Grain
Hondboss s---l.6 ST plus tox
Is Orig. 800 Top Handle sotin
Hendboss. black only, Sic plus tex
Street Floor
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j u Xs|3'13t21 I

z Orig. $500 Double Breasted,
AII-Wool Navy overeoats, sizes
40 short 1855
3 Orig. z4.S8 AlI-WooI Reversible
Topeoats, sizes "a and 3o, 1888
5 Orig. 5.sS Corduroy Points,
broken sizes .---.-----.-.-- 4.SS
e. Z Orig. 500 Checked AIl-Wooi
Sport Joekets, size 34----3.SS
Street Floor
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2212311132 2

8 Orig. 2.ss Long Sleeve Royon
Sport Shirts, broken sizes, soiled,
LA
3 Orig. 2.95 Crepe Poiomos, MILDLY
style, short legs, sizes B 6 c, 1.os
IS Orig. 100 Mems Rayon Ties,
fancy patterns, perfect and irreg-
80 Orig. i.59 Foney Print Rayon
MuffIers s--------25e
3 Orig. S5e Joeky Cooper Shorts,
soiIed, size soc
80 Orig. 2.95 Short Sleeve Sport
Shirts, sizes S., NJ, t.----s4e
! Orig. 7.5o Long Sleeve Reindeer
Sweater, size M, slightly soiled.
400
3 Orig. 3.ss Long Sleeve PuIlover
Sweaters, broken sizes, Irregular,
100
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
?Tf9YsfyY951fY2YS
sIi.U A'XS2HX2a
Suits 3s5

8 Orig. $500 to 1895 Jr. Misses
AlI-Wool Suits -l4.88
Z Orig. 1895 Jr. Misses AII-WooI
Plaid coots, sizes 9 and l3, 1854
I Orig. 6s.s5 Jr. Misses Furred
Topper. size l3------22.oo
z Orig. $500 Jr. Misses AIl-Wool
Fleece ceots, sizes II and l3,
1854
Z Orig. es.ss Misses Furred
Shortee, brown, sizes II and l8,
22.0O
Z Orig. 1895 Misses AII-WooI
Suede Toppers. green, sizes | z and
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Lam :S$:1.C S H2212

4 Orig. 8.9s Royon TobIs Lamp
Shades, soiIed- ed----,--3.66
J Orig. 1893 Table Lomps, china,
with shades es-----lI.66
! Orig. 4.98 Cord Toble. damaged,
all metal bose - 1879
5 Orig. 4.95 Mople Pinup Lomps
with porchmentized shade z.88
5 Orig. 500 Nursery Lamps, lamb
or ---------------z.6e
II Orig. 4.sS Double Light Bed
Lomps, all metal .66
Z Orig. 1898 Plate Gloss venetion
Mirrors, large, round, os is 22.44
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
S1{2ss!2232

50 Orig. $50 to 3.s5 Rayon and
Cotton BIouses, 81 to 8--l.oo
7 Orig. 3.s5 Wool sIipen sweoters,
100
20 Orig. 2.9s to sos Wool and
Corduroy Skirts, sizes 24-3O, ZOO
80 Orig. 4.s5 to 5.95 All kyIon
SIipon Sweaters, sizes 34-4O, 2.44
20 Orig. 7.s5 All NyIon cardisan
Sweaters, sizes 34-4o-----4.T
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05

$50 Orig. 79e to l.ls Plain and
Printed Dress Royons -6ee yd.
IFS Orig. 39e to 2.s8 Plain and
Fancy Royon and Cotton Remnonts,
l9e to l.49
100 Orig. 5se to 9Se Mill Lengths
Solid Color Cottons -----39e
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

should have been on duty. Col
Whitesell conceded the investiga-
ton of one worker.
He denied that large-scale
shake-up Is pending. but he said
the employe being investigated viii
be suspended or dismissed, If found
guilty of neglecting his duty. Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
Building Inspection Worker
investigated for DereIiction

At least one employee of the build
ing inspectors Office is under in
vestigation for dereliction of duty,
Assistant. Engineer Commissioner
Carln Whitesell disclosed late yes
terday.
Questioned on persistent District
Building rumors that several build
ing inspectors have been caught
going to the movies when they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

cal Union, No. 101, conducted the
ceremony as Mr.. Lynch's colleagues
gathered. around, between editions
to wish him we'll.
A native of Meriden, Conn, where
he was born July 10, 1885, Mr.. Lynch
plans to return there. His mother
and sister and two brothers live in
that city. He made his home here
at 1908 Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Lynch learned his trade on
the Meriden Record. Later he
worked for the Hartford Post, the
old New York Herald, and the Reg
lister, Courier, Leader, Union and
Palladium in New Haven, Conn. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

came to Washington in 1918 and
worked on the old Herald here,
Later he went to the Government
Printing ONCE and after another
brief stint at the Herald, he joined
The Star. For the past four years
he has been a proofreader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
Rome Has 1900 PeddIers

ROME (P.-There are over 81
900 peddlers in Rome, the peddlers
union has announced. OF these, it
said, 10000 have regular licenses and
sell vegetables, fruit and other food
products in Rome's 27 markets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

after working Tor
AZ years.
Mr.. Lynch, who
joined The Star
in 1922, was
given a pen and
pencil set and a
gold watch by
his co-workers
in the composing
room in a brief
ceremony yester-
day afternoon.
Robert T a u b,
chairman of The
Evening S ia r
Chapel, Column
bjo Typooranhi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Whiteseu said he VIII make his de-
cision known soon.
Building Inspector Robert II.
Davis, referring all queries to Col.
Whitesell, refused to comment, ex-
cept to say an investigation is In
progress in the one case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05
Star Employees Honor
Lynch on Retirement

Bernard ]. Carney Lynch, vet.
eran linotype operator and proof
reader on The Star, today was en-
| Toying his first day of retirement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-05

Idaho's State flower is the
syringa.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Manicure Sets
H'ere $3.50 and $3.50
Now 9Oc and 74c

"a Manicure Sets, assorted colors.
Were $3.50. Now 74c
a. Manicure Sets with polish and
lipsticks In assorted shades. Were
$180. Now sec
IS Home Permanent Wave Sets.
Were 45c. Now -- 25c
4S Home Permanent Wave Sets.
Were CSC. Now 35c
"a Manicure Sets in simulated
leather cases. Assorted colors.
Were 1892. Now --~- $2.18
sc Cigarette Cases with charm
fgure design. Were t3.26. Now, -
IS Twinkle Eyes for correcting
lines. Were 81. Nov Sec
10 Compacts with charm figure
design. Were 43. Now l1.5o
% Bottles Sun Tan on. Were
sl20. Now s0e
<s Tubes Sun Tan Cream. Were
3l20. Now Soc
2o%s tax included where applicable
W&L-Toiletries, First Floor,
Aisles II and 16
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Note and Letter
Pepper, Box 68e
Formerly, box 81

So boxes sf white letter and
nots paper engraved TN blue with
. single initial. Relieving in
itials only: C, ID, e, G, L, M.
Each box includes 10 letter sheets,
10 note sheets, 20 envelopes.
I0e Rolls Bond Paper for shelving
or dresser drawer lining. 10
sheets, 24xSs, per roll. Were
SOC. Now ------------2ec
30 Packages Orange Tissue Paper,
II sheets to = package. 20x30.
Were 15c. Now -1c
- Paper Drinking Cups, 30 to
. package. Were 3Sc. Now, aee
- sehosl BAss, water RESISTANT
canvas with shoulder strap. wers
Si.5o. Now -sss
Q SehsA Msasry BoekA simu.
latsd lsather cover in blus. We're
e1.3S. Now -------------Sl.1E
- Games for ehildrsn cr grown
ups; Bumps and Jo-Ksr-Jo. both
active games. Were t1.3s. Now,
5Ee
10 Multi-ring scheol Nsts Doeka
black cover sKxll. Wsre Soc.
NOW
w&L-stAtionsry, Aisle 4
Pint Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Furs Reduced

. Gray-dyed South American
Kidskin Coats, sizes IS and II.
Were $270. Now $lsS
I Natural Gray Chinese Kidskin
Coat. size ls. Was $42o. Now. S2S2
L%opard-dyed MoutOn Lamb
Coat, size II. Was slss. Now,
sl44
I Brown dyed Mouton Lamb Coat
with hood, size II. Was &252.
Now $lSS
2 laek-dyed Mouten Lamb
Coats. sizes IL and lS. Were $l98.
Now --Sl32 Sl32
Brown dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat, size IL. Was $50. Now.
S132
1 Brown dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat, size 10. Was s2l0. Now,
Sl50
Brown dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat, sine 16. Was 1924. Now,
STA
Brown dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat, size IL. Was S2l0. Now,
SI56
. Mutation dyed Northern Flank
Muskrat Coats. sises II and IS.
Were $500. Now ------s s282
/ Mutation dyed Northern Flank
Muskrat Coat. size 16. Was 1854.
Now &252
. white Mouton Lamb Coats, size
II. Were s137.4O. Now s42
Mink dyed Northern Back
Muskrat Coat, size IA. Was 1854.
Now ------ $Zb4
Prices include 20fo tax
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Knit Underwear
lrresuIars-ot
Sovinqs

"a Irregular Rayon Jersey Vests.
Tea rose, broken sizes. II perfect
e0c and $1.15. Now $50
. "a Irregular Rayon Jersey Union
Suits, tea rose. Regular and
large sizes. II perfect, s1.s5 and
$2.25. Now SI.2S
Is Irregular Nyion Jersey Pants.
Small sizes only. II perfect, t2.50.
Now As
2S Pantiss ana straight Styls
Girdlss. Some with satin and lace
panels. small and medium. II
perfect, $3.50. Now -e2. .lS
W&I--Knit Underwear,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Living Room.
Dining Room
Porch Furniture
Reduced

1 Buffet. modern ssk. WAs ~
NOW ----------------- -
China Cabinet modem sah.
was tos. Now -------- ~
Pisnis TAbss. white snaxnsl.
Was Sac. Now ----- Ns.Se
settss. white snamsl. wooden.
Was $3.50. Now ------ 90
Dining Rosm fAbls, hstssr-
nut. Was Stat. Now --sss.sA
1 Lawson Sofa, homespsln, green
and white cotton upholstery. Ma
hoeany. Was $3.50. Now, siss
. Wicker Settsss. CotAoa 6orAl
upholstery seat cushion. were
$50. Now ----- eAs.U
1 Wicker Chairs, cotton noeAl mp
holstery seat cushions. Were ts1.
Wicker Lamp Tabass, natural
wooden tops. Were t1s. Now,
%
/ Wash Stand, pine, Psnnsglvania
Dutch. Was S36. Now ---Sa3.ss
Beneh, pine, Psnnsylvania
Dutch. Was $40. Now --S33.SS
1 Blacksmith TNl, pine, Pennsyl-
vania Dutch. Was t3s. Now, ~,
I PEDESTAL Table, pine, rsnn-
syivania Dutch. Was ssS. Now.
e11.ss
/ Side Chair, pine. Pennsylvania
Dutch. Was 1880. Now, s1s.7s
/ side Chair, pine, Psnnsylvania
Dutch. Was t35. Now, &s1.Ss
Pembroke Tabss, mahogany.
Was $50. Now ---- t4s
Arm Chair, metal, statuary
bronss, cotton seat cover. Was
$3.50. Now --------N7.Se
: Arm Chairs, metal, stasuAry
bronss, cotton seat cushions wsrs
e3s. Now --------- eab.W
/ Coffee TAbls, blond mahogany.
Was $3.50. Now -------Ns
I Coffee Tabis, blond nahosany.
Was 344.Bo. Now ------- 81
BsAch paAs, plastic. Were
a. Now -----------------N
I Chair, metal. whits. wAs ei6
Now Nt.eS
W&L,-Furniturs, 9ixth Yioow
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Art NeedIework Reduced

Skeins wool in assorted
lee Chanea so cotton and 1o% 2ounos skens
coloEs 35c. -25e
embroidery
Approximately $3.50
embroidery
colorfl embroidery
Spread, embroidery
Model white cotton with coorfu embroidery trim
Model Baby white cotton with eolorf embroidery trim
S215
Sets Model Bb white cotton with eooM embroidery set
Quil package contains
S5e
Model white cotton with oolorful embroidery TRIM Was
Needlework, floor Express
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Rodios-occessories
Reduced

: Paillard Automatic Record PIay-
ess. Were 37s.75. Now w----314.5e
1 Wirstons Wire Recorder. Was
3157S0. Now -972.5e
"a Make-a-Voics Recorder. Were
$3.50. Now -3S.S5
: Bar Bottle Radios. Were $34.s5.
Smokeretts with radio. Was
t49.o5. Now -S14.4S
Hand-wound Record Player,
Swiss make. Was 1885. Now,
S15.SS
1 Hand wound Swiss Photograph.
Was t4po5. Now 3s.e5
Deeca Phonograph. Waa 379.s5.
Now S15.sB
l Ship-te- Shsre Transmitter Or
Radio Telephone. Was 3325. Now.
sl1a.se
w&L-Radios and Paragraphs,
p Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Infonts' Wear
Reduced

1se Sleeveless Cotton Shirts, sises
4 and ;. We're 6sc. Now Sec
~ Cotton Knit Crib Sheets,
44xes. Were $l.s5. Now 75s
II Wool Afghans, rayon satin
bindinss. Were t3.s5. Now,
99.s5
I Wssl Afghans, rayon satin
bindings. Were $4.s5. Now,
33.5e
I Wosl Afghans, rayon crepe
lined. rayon satin binding. Were
$795. Now -S5.sS
J Comforts, wool filled. rayon
satin covered. One pink, two blue.
Were 1895. Now-------s7.s5
3 Crib Spreads, cotton chenille
in blue or yellow. Were 1895.
NOW --$z.SS
- Shoulder Csvsr,, quilted plastic
in pastel eolors. Wsrs alas.
Now -2S0
- Handmade Csvers fer Hst.
water Beetles, wool felt in pastel
eolory. Were 41.sb. Now---7Ss
- Cotton Nainsook Dresses, hand
finished cotton lace and sm-
broidery trim. Were t3.s5 and
14e5. Now e4.SI
: Hardwood Crlbs, blue or white
enameled finish. A. u. Were
t07, Now $50 .ek
W&L-Nursery Corner,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Millinery
ST to $2.25
Vas S2.95 to IS

IS Barnyard Straws, open and
closed crowns, black and wheat.
"a Straw Hats with yelling and
fiowered trim in black, navy, gray
and white.
II Straw Cloth Hats with ribbon
trim. Beige, gray. pink and white.
- FRwered Half Hats. black and
brown.
W&L-Millinery, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

piece 18th Century Bedroom Suites comprising
cne ana double bed Were $40 So
Modern Oak Bedroom Suite includes vanity vanity
STOOL chest and double bed Was t6 So
individual Pieces Were $3.50
Modern Walnut Vanity Mirror
Mahogany Vanity Mirror
vanity Stool 1885.
Stool
Modern Oak vanity Steol blue and cotton
NOW l75e
vanity bench oak hora upholstery Was 1880
Dresser and Mrrsr antique white
Dresser Base blonde mahogany Was t5s
Beds, single mahogany.
w&L-Bedroom Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Junior Misses
Dresses, $5.95 to
$10.o5
Wers SI2.95 to S29.7s

$50 cottons and rayons, IN
prints, stripes or pastels. Sizes .
to IS.
80 Skirts and Stacks. Skirts, cot
ton and rayon, full and fiaring
styles. pestes and black. Stacks,
cotton, summer colors. Sizes 8 to
Is. Were $5.s5 to $10.s5. Now,
S2.s5
- "Stunners," terry cloth cotton
sun suits, apiece. Tan or yellow.
Sizes to Is. Were $3.96. Now,
sI.ss
1bs Charms. sterling silver. Were
7sc. Now. See including 70No tax
w&L-Junior Misses Apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Mems Sports Shirts Reduced

leo Mems Sports Shi&
fozed ess than 70
100 Mems Shirts sheer collar and mesh
shirts IN white Cotton Sizes 4 to H.
IS Mems Paama Coat style Soft Might Cap" print sizes
Tan and yellow. Were $795 " AZ
- Schick
packed in attractive Were S. a Ak
800 White Cotton Handkerchief Rolled nbrodary
initials corded borders Not all initials ses
100 Mems Pipes Imported bars Assorted some
sterling silver bands. Were $3.50 sIex
W&L-The Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
House Furnishings
Reduced

/ Psreslain-top Kitchen q Utiity
Table with drawer. was 1850.
Now -----------SS.ss
1 wseden Dinetts o. Kitchen
Table. Was $25. Now--------s1s
: Dinstte or Kitchen Tables with
plastic tops. Were s35. Now, So
: Deuble Door Metal Linen -
Utility Cisssts. Were sis.sS. Now.
ss.Ss
q wooden Kitchen o. Dtnstts
Chairs. Were SO. Now
/ wooden Kitchen ~ Dinstas Set
was 16S. Now A.1s
9 Dsubls Deer Metal Wsrdrsbes.
Were 33x.t6. Nov as.As
I Dsabss Dosr Metal wsrArsbss.
Were s27.ss. Now is.N
q stainIess Steal Mechanical Dish
washssy. Were 1885 Now, els.5s
zee Packages WatsfDrssf Table
Mats. Were 36c. Now
sss Packages Refuse nass. Wsrs
1oc. Now ------------------
sss Paekasss Hsfrigssassr DAss.
Were 7Bc. Now
- Is-ssncs Mop Head xseslA
Were sSc. Now
- is-ssnss Msp Head nsnliss
Were 165. Now ----------ses
1 swedish Finish Firsplass Dpayh
Arrsstsrs. Were s1s.ss. NOW, Mss
Aluninsm Trays. Were ee.eS.
NOW
3 Alsmiaum Trays. wses ass.
NOW
~. 1-sanes Gisss Measuring
PitshsFs. wsfe 35e. Nov ----ss
~ 1H-lnaA Psrs Dris1Gs Faint
Drushss. Wsrs t<es. Now -e3.3s
- .lK.ineh rsrs Dsis4as Raant
nrusAsa Wsrs t2.1o. Now -el.sS
10 IL H-ineh Rnrs Dkiseis snnh.
tssa Paint brushes. Wav ti.ss.
How ----------------------W.5s
Il a-inSh Rss Dxistls Faint
Brushes. Were s7.75. Now -s1.Ss
- 3H-inch DFistle Ea9h Tsel
Paint Drsshsa. Were s41e. Nov.
se.7s
WAsI--Houaewarea
Down Stairs gsoss
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Bathing Suits $3.50
Were $40

Is two-piece wool. Blue,
brown or red: sizes IL to l6
81 sun Dresses, cotton or rayon:
assorted colors. Sizes "a, IL and
10. Were ti4.95 to t39.75. Now,
s1aso
o. Chapetts Stacks. rayon. As
sorted colors. Sizes IL to 10. Were
si095. Now -----$ $4.9S
40 Chapette Pedal Pushers. rayon,
assorted colors. Sizes u to i6.
Were 1895. Now S4.20
30 Chapette Shorts. rayon. As
sorted colors. Sizes u 70 lS.
Were 3795. Now ------ $3.%5
30 OverblOuSes, blue cotton denim,
red trim. Sizes IL and II. Were
S5.95. Now ------------- sass
20 Red Cotton Denim Overalls.
Were IS. Now $3.50
is White Beach Coats, cotton ter
ry cloth. Sizes 10 to Is. Were
sls95. Now s6.SS
81 Pieces. including cotton dresses,
cotton denim beach coats. cotton
ain dresses, skirts and butcher
jackets. Sizes IA to 40 IN tina
group. Were 1895 to s22a5.
Now f6.ss
W&L-sportswesr, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-08-26
Ceres Fruit

Ceres Fruit '
8 14-paees Dinner Sets. Were
$3.50. Now -$ $3.50
10 Dinner Plates. Were $3.50. Now
S1.50
11e Salad Plates. Were 81. Now,S1
- Bread and Butter Plates. Were
Sl.50. Now 75e
u Tea Cups and Sauoers. Were
$280. Now $1.5o
4s After dinner Cups and Saucers.
Were 42.b0. Now 31.35
Sahd Bowls. Were $3.50. Now
S1.s5
Chop Plates. Were $3.50. Now
Is
I Teapots. Were %. Now 33.S5
6 Sugars. Were 1880. Now S1.5e
{ CreamsrA Were $3.50. Now
S1.ak
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