davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-12

752 Button ION Shirts with regu.
lar and Eton collars. White.
tan. blue and fancy. Sizes 4
through 10. Were si.s5. Now,
$1.25
30 white Button-on Shirts In
cotton broadcloth. Eton collar.
Sizes through 10. Were $2.95.
Now - ---- $l.95
IS Pairs First Nighter Cotton
Pajamas In fancies. Sizes 4, 6.
Q, 10. IA. l6, IS. Were 1895.
Now ---------------- SS.oS
5 Pairs Gotten Broadcloth Pa
jamas in stripes. Sizes 8 and
II. Were $4.75. Now $3.lS
II Pairs Junior Pajamas In cot-
ton. Sizes 4 and 6. Were $3.50.
Now -------------- N.S5
10 Junior Cation Seersucker
Overalls In size 4. Were sass.
Now $l.S5
= Junior White Cotton Duck
Stacks. size 4. Were sass. Now
S1.Ss
Is Junior Cotton Gabariine
Overalls in brown and blue. Size
4. Were $3.75. Now S2-ss
30 Wool Argyle Hose. Sizes i01a
and IL. Were $50. Now g5c
w8sI-Boys' Store, Fourth Floo
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Walnut Room
Fashions Reduced

A group Of afternoon and cock
tail dresses In rayon satins,
laces, taffetas, rayon crepes and
failles; q few spun rayons and
two-piece woods. Assorted coll
ors. Sizes 10 to 20.
s, were $685.. Now $44.5e
2I, were $685. to $195. Now,
$44.50
4, were $l10. Now $57.25
IL, were $125 to $50. Now,
$67.2s
1, was $225. Now----$112.25
W&sL-Walnut Room,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Miscellaneous
Useful Notions
Reduced

Is Jars Royal Rinse Hosiery
Shampoo. Was 81. Now 75c
20 Pairs Shoulder Pads In white
and black. Were 65c. Now. 4sc
90 Packages Printrim, In as
sorted colors. Were I0c. Now. Sc
100 Animal Barettes in assorted
shapes. Were Soc. Now 2sc
is Clothes Brushes with nylon
bristIes and shoe horn handles.
Were $2.25. Now - s1.7s
m Combs to be worn In the hair.
Were Sits. Now H.2s
5 Garter Belts In white and
tearose. Slightly soiled. We're
Csc. Now ->----------~--@- 45e
. Panti- Girdles In medium sire :
Tearose. Were 81. Now Csc
rs Metal Hsngers with eight
metal clips. Were 35c. Nov. 1sc
Is Dryer de luxe Hangers with
ten clothespins. Were 65c. Now.
4se
90 Pairs Dress Shields In rayon.
White or flesh. Were Soc. Nov.
3Sc
50 Dress Shields In cotton.
White. Were 40c. Now 3ee
4 Mems Hat and Tie Racks.
Were 20c. Now .--~-@-~--1ec
w&L,--Notions. Aisle ii.
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
ChiIdren's S Boxer
Shorts, 85e
Were sI.9j

NJ ere 11.IJ
100 pairs Of cotton knit boxer
shorts In brown and navy. Also
cotton knit. polo shirts In as
sorted stripes. Sizes 4, 5. 8.
Is Little Boys Cotton Cordu-
roy Suspender Shorts In navy
and brown. Sizes S, 8, Z. Were
si.95. Now ----------M M.45
Is Little Boys Cotton Knit
Suits In navy and white or
navy and powder. Sizes 4 and
! S. Were 1895. Now $l.45
90 Little Girls Cotton Dresses
In prints. plaids and checks.
Sizes 3 to 6x. Were $3.95 and
$4.95. Now ---- $zz.95
80 Children's Cotton Seersucker
OycraIls In assorted stripes.
Sizes 6x, z and 8. Were sl.95
and $2.95. Now ---------$l.45
W&L-Juvenile Apparel,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Teen-ose Skirts,
S3.o5
Were S5.95 TO SI2.95

Were yS.95 to yI2.SS
"a Skirts I'm swirl or bean-pole
slender styles. Wo0ls and cot
ton corduroys I'm good color va
riety. Broken sizes 10 to l6.
65 Teen-Age Cotton Blouses,
short and long sleeve styles.
Pretty solid colors. Broken
sizes 10 to 16. Were $s95 to
$4.95. Now SO
2s Teen-Age Dresses In two
piece styles =. some i-piece.
Tie prints on rayon. Variety OF
colors. Sizes 10 TO 10. Were
$l6.9s to 1885. Now $S.s5
W&L,-Teen-Age apparel.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Cotton Robes ond

Cotton Robes ond
Houseeoats
9 Shortie Quilted Robes, In
print. Were $6.95. Now ,$3.75
IL FuIl-length Quilted Robes. in
print. Were $l0.95. Now S5.75
I Housecoats, pink or blue.
Were 1886 to $14.95. Now, $3.50
8 Short Corduroy Robes. Navy,
teal blue, red. Were $l4.95.
Now --S----------- Sf.tS
) Corduroy Robes, full length.
Navy. Were $16.95. Now, $S.50
Q Cotton Terry Cloth Robes In
peach. Were $17.95. Now, $3.50
g Striped Cotton Housecoats.
Were $19.95. Now-------$ $12.5o
Wool Robes
/ Red Wool Robe. Was 1886.
8 Short Wool Robes. Navy,
kelly, red. Were $l4.95 to
S16.95. Now $3.50
4 Long Wool Robes. Red, kelly.
Were $19.95. Now----$12.50
5Long Wool Robes. Kelly, pink.
Were $35 to 1895. Now, $22.5o
2 Lace-trimmed Wool Robes.
Pink, blue. Were s59S5. Now,
$33.75
coolie coots, Bed jackets
16 Rayon Satin Bed Jackets.
White, pink. blue. Were $l0.95
to $1295. Now $5.75
S Shortie Rayon Satin Quilted
Coolie Goats. Light blue,
cherry. Were $12.95. Now, $7.75
8 Rayon Satin Coolie Coats.
White, kelly, Were $25. Now.
$14.50
8 Rayon Satin Brocaded Chi
nese Robes. Red. Were $65.
Now $3S.15
1 Chinese Brocaded Silk Robe.
Light blue. Was SIPS. Now,
$72.25
W&L.-Negligees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Bsddins GrsotIy
Reduced

4 rasr Twin- ssz< fsesshe&sAs.
snep tsafse6 nius spnolasssf.
Were ssa Mos 80
/ nseashe6 Afahaszny Cesar
S.hssa. was s7sso tsow. sssss
4 Doxhae xasx FTat Mattress
Was 90 90 tsUm I'D
/ rDsahIs- sase EaasfspFsag Nat.
ts~s~es. were 60 10 No~ 81
j DsmAas .stEs m@x sEstnkA
Were 60 90 tsvw ..a~sx 81
! Dsesas- sass Bsx 6pw1as. Vas
80 90 ks0M Bs&ss@
/ Twan Esas fnmsrspstmx MIL
ssssa. halr scp WA -
Mww sssss &%&sA8
4 Twfss kass anRsfsws1mG Mss~
sress. VA So 81 No~. sstss
/ Twsm- ksar sna~sspTzsx Mat
tr<maeM were sssse Mpw kST
/ as-fneA pea ssssasssA VISA
EsT1a MeM -
rwan kaxs nsx spwaa&. IVES
30 40 Acw s#.9
Z Twis s1~ - spssnxx NsFs
$50 Now 81
Wal. nedasns. Ysssh yso4s
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Slightly Irregular
Nylons. poir $1.l5
8 poirs, $3.50

III beYfecf iCoald be sILS
$50 pairs sheer is and 20 denier,
5l-gauge nylons. Spring shades
from q well-known manufac-
threr. A few short and long
lengths In 20-denier. Si1es 81
to 1917.
I2o Pairs Slightly Irregular N.Y.
lens, 3o-denier, 5l-gauge day
time sheers. Spring shade OF .
well-known manufacturer. Sizes
az to 10h. If perfect would
sell for $1.65. Pair,
$l.15 or > pairs $3.50
W&L-women's Hosiery,
Aisle 10, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Large Plate Glass
Mirror, $47.5o
Was SIS
Vas So

1 Large Convex Mirror In metal
leaf frame. Was t7s. Nov. ss7.se
2 Large Modern Prints. scenes.
Were $3.50. Nov sI3.7s
Process OIL. Chinese subject.
Was SIS. Nov = S7.A
0icture, Lady with o Harp.
Was "a. Now -4-4 xz
Large UnfTamed Print Was
$40. Now ----..----4---- s1As
q Metal FrHsnes In gold finish,
sxi7 inches. Were IS. Nov.
szSe
. Leather FsIding Frames, sim
gle. SKI. We're ts. Nov SIS
w&L,-Pictures and Mirrors.
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
400 Skeins Dritz NeedIepoint Yorn

1 Raysa Drseaae Kasfaang lag
with strap handle. DARK blue
with rose iininx. WA ts0.
NNN a.sss .,ssss a4e : - b&sssS
~ sksins nernst Kag Wesi In
ivory and brown. ] os1nck skeznz.
Were 36c. Nos .4~-~.-s IL
3 Nee1 e1sepetms Rte1es. dasagn nm
sshe6 III wpol KYa pcant. 1ik0
inehes. were e13s. Nor. uN
- sGaanfAesmrSxss 6anptes -
naky Kaznsma& .Acq1ea. hfhs.
samplers. spFuss and Kitchen
to~Nis. Il price Hn
1 nge6ei Eps@ nayea Lnnekesa
Cts1h in white wssh ea1ws6 efrs-
hru66exy. Approximately Alx0
trxf1K. Naa tx15e No~. -
Ms161 IinsN (AatF - 10
white w1th hsue emnscDd<zy.
Was s11k Nes -----.---n =
Evening star., 1949-05-12
0ceosionol and
Summer Furniture
Reduced

I Hardwood Chair. brown web
bing. Green monks cloth up
holstery. Was SO. Nov S3i.ss
I Rattan Ottoman, Blue cotton
saiicioth cushion. Was so. Nov.
x2z.ya
stowaway Chair, hardwood
frame. green cotton canvas. Was
ss.o5. Nov $3.50
Yacht Chair. white wood
frame. blue canvas. Was s7eS.
side Chair. oak, brown Web
tsng. was t35. Now -ti7.N
Metal and Fibre Chair. Was
s7cs. Nov .--...~. ....- ss.ss
] Side Chair. metal, dawn finish.
Coral simulated leather cushion.
Was t34. Nov -..-. ~- sis
I Side Chair, metal. dawn finish.
yellow cotton sailcioth cushion.
Was s3z. Nov $3.50
I side Chair, metal. aqua, Yei-
Low simulated leather scat Was
ti7.50. Now ..a+- .. &M
I Armchair, metal. pompeian
finish. Brown cotton saiicioth
cushion. Was 90 30 Nov. ti7.1
Bar, smoky pine. Was si27.
Nov ..-~~-. -.-...s.. 50
/ Cocktail Table. blearhed ma
hoeany. Was 1850. Nov.
s44.H
l barrel Chair. bieached ma
hoeany, apricot cotton uphol-
stery. Was si375o. Nor, Sts.N
I Armchair. mahogany, cotton
muslin print cover. Was siss1
Now - - -. tBss
3 Puii-up Chairs. hleached ma
hoxany. Plum or chsrtresise cot
ton upholstery. Was sI0o.G.
Nov tN-A
1 Lsye Seat. mahogany. Cotton
ecaiamandre ecser. Wxs sS2s.
Nov --.s * si7s
1 Cashisn Bsek Chair. nsahox-
sny. gray cotton Was tiai0 g.
NOV --.-4- R&1@
3 Armehsirs. bieaehed frahog~
any, ehartreuse cotton. Was 81.
Eow $500 .... ..- txs
1 nGapie Desk- was s7t. Nov,
So
WkI~--ss1nmer and Lsssng
Rnnxn Furniture. Gtxth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Women's s Initial
Hondkerehiefs, Soc

We're 6Sc TO 81
200 W0men's initiated Hankies
In pastel or white cotton.
so W0men's Cotton Linen Print
Hankies. Were 81. Now
W&L-Women's Hankies,
Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Cotton Bros. 81

~ ere Sly65
90 cotton bras In tearose only.
Sizes 80 to 80.
80 Lightweight GirdIes and
Pantie Girdles, pastels, navy
and black. Sizes small and
large. Were $3.95 TO S.. Now.
S2.s5
Is e-Fastened Girdles, cot
ton-and-rayon brooches with
elastic side panels, boned front.
Sizes "a, 28, 20. Were $3.95.
Now SI.95
10 One-Piece Foundations, cot
ton rayon batiste, lace tops,
Talon front closing. Sizes 81,
IL, 43. Were $40. Now $4.s5
WdsL-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Brushed Royon
Gowns, $l.85
We're s3.8s

NJ ere SJ,do
Is Gowns, pink or blue. Size "a.
30 Pieces, Snuggies, Vests,
Union Suits-some all cotton,
some labeled for fabric content.
Were $1.15 to $5.95. Now,
55c to $2.95
10 Biack Lace-trimmed Rayon
Jersey Panties, sizes 5 and g..
Were SITS. Now ---- $1.25
25 Cotton Knit Briefs, tearose,
small size. Were 78c. Now -35c
W&L-Knit Underwear,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Junior and Teen
oqe Shoes, S3.o5

Were S6.95 to y9.95
30 Pairs Of shoes LIN patent
leather and suede. Good selec-
ton of styles. Broken sizes ~
ia, Q.
WSsLr-Junior and Children's
Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
House Dresses,
Were S3.95
Sl.o5

IFS House dresses and
brunch coats In Sanfor-
lied (less than 10 residual
.shrinkage.) cotton fabrics,
pastel colors. Blue, pink
or yellow. Sizes 10 to AZ.
100 Aprons in washable
percale or chintz;; good
assortment of sizes and
colors. Were $1.95. Now, 81
W&L--Aprons and
Uniforms, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Yenetion Blinds
Sz.95 to $4.95
Were ss.9s to s7.9s

" ere vJ.1J 10 20
80 Metal on White Finish
Blinds of fine quality. Well
known Clinton make with in
closed metal head. Some may
be slightly soiied. 21, %, "A, rs.
rs, 20, 81. 80 inches wide.
W&L-Curtains and Draperies,
Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Misses and Women's broken sizes

Shortie and Full-lensth
Rayons
5 Shortie Robes in. green, fuch-
sia, royal blue. Were $1295.
Now ---- -~-4-- --- SI.Io
ia Rayon Taffeta Robes, white
piping. Navys red, light blue.
Were $1495. NowL----$5.75
10 Rayon Housecoats. Fuchsia,
teal blue, pink, royal blue, kelly.
Were 1885 to $22.95. Now.
~ I S12.50
Bridal Sets
is Bridal Sets, rayon crepe with
lace trim. White, blue. Would
regularly be s25. Now ---$l2.so
Hostess Gowns
Q Rayon Satin Gowns. Gray.
Were $29.95. Now $iS.75
/ Rayon Velvet Gown, lace
trimmed. Peach. Was $35.
Now w-----------$1S.7S
s Quilted Rayon Gowns, lace
trimmed. Lilac, white, pink.
Were $2s.s5 to $35, Now, $lS.7s
1 Brocaded Rayon Satin Gown.
White. Was $2995. Now, $1S.75
s Rayon Taffeta Hostess Gowns.
Kelly and red. Were $29.9S.
Now VOID
6 Pure Silk Gowns. Toast,
green, navy, wine. Were $45.
Now SZz.oV
Light Blue Rayon Satin Gown,
mock pearl trim. Was 1895.
Now --- $x@.oW
1 Rayon Taffeta Hostess Gowns.
Violet and gold. Were 1895.
3 Rayon Hostess Gowns. Lime.
tangerine, teal blue. Were
$685.. Now w--------------SS SSS.75
I Rayon Satin Gowns. Cherry.
lime. Were $49s5. Now. $ss.7s
Evening star., 1949-05-12
IOe Wss sse

4e~yard skeins sf ueel nee6Ie-
peint yasn 81 assarted csissK
30 skei.s Drits Rsg Yarn IN
i00~ wool. Assorted colnxS. !
ounce skeinx. We're 5se. NOV.
iSc
- Gpee1s Twfnkle -lit< Yarn
t45g metal. 3o< rnyon. E%
cottonD for ha8x and hats. Gold
and silver ooinrx. 50 y&rd sp0ols.
Were Sis. Now 90
Ise Dalis Csssmbta zephyr6swa
Weol Yarn hi escorted cnt0rx
xznce balls Wers sscS Mcw.
-
3 KNITTING nagx 0f striped cot
ten hnsnexpun nn wood franae.
strap handle& We're as.
E0# - sp~sssss = &ssss -
w&I~-Art NssdIewort Eighth ]
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Mems Fine Shirts at a Greet
Sovinqs. Now s3.ss and sass
and f6Qs

We're 1898 and y6.yS
white hroadeleA
paque stripes i7ss bu, ali each
anklei lengths Group includes
io II Were SSe
fer 81
w6L-The Second Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Royon Crepe
BIouses, $5.75
Were S7.9S to sI0.9S

W ere Vy5 TO JIU.9S
$50 Prints and Plain
Colors-blOuses In dress
maker and tailored styles
including jabot, bow and
plunging necklines. White
blue, beige, pink, navy
and black. Sizes 80 to 3S.
W&L-Blouses,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
1000 Boxes Light
weight Stationery
35c, 3 for 81

" ere Il UCH OUC
I'm white only. I'm two sizes, 80
sheets and "a envelopes, so
sheets and 20 envelopes.
w&L-Stationery. Aisle .,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Girls cotton Dresses, $5.ss
We're s7.gS and s8.gS

Is dresses IN gay plsids and prinl
3 white Palm Beach Riding
Jackets for girls, q. Q, 10. II and
IA. We're $29.75. Now ---sS.ss
3 6iris' Party Dresses in rayon
tafYeta. Pastels. Sizes 7 and
Q. Were $l6.s5. Now ss-Ss
- Fairs Girls Shorts In browns.
maize and powder blue. Sizes
I, II and IA. Were s325. Now.
30 Giris' White Cetton Hleuses
In assorted styles. sizes 7 TO
II. Were $1ss 20 $7.25. Now.
~~~aw 1870, ~...Sk ~
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Spring Dresses
Cottons and Royons, S.
We're 1925 to SI4.0S

We're 1925 to 5I495
lis Dresses selection Of and two-pece styles
prints plain coors stripes Rayon crepes cottons Misses
sizes IL to 20; womens half sizes 141s to 24l2
W&I.-Inexpensve Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Mems Fur Felt Hots. $4.85
We're $40 and 1850

Were yIU and yI6.W
IS shades Of Light and medium weight
Bound edge hrims sises In the ie sAa 10 ~.
w6I.-The Mems store Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Neckweor Reduced

IS Rayon Bousettes small medium large Were 81
Now s.'.s
40 Manhattan Print Aprons white Were IS s5 Now Ss
100 Pure coo Were $295 and $685.
W&I-Neckwear, is, First Floor
NegIisees and Robes Reduced
Evening star., 1949-05-12

/ happy ssmner. .slzes I to II.
- Girls Cesson snd Raysn
BIoases in white. pastels and
checks. Sizes Z 10 n. Were
s2ss to s4ss. Now SIS
20 Subteen Dresses In cotton
plaids and prints and pastel
rayons. Sizes 10, u. ~ Were
9l2o5. Now .---- x8.e5
IS Subteen Cettsn Dresses In
prints and checks, assorted col
ors. Sizes II and II We're sTg5
and $so5. Now ss.Ss
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Momen's Dinner Dresses Reduced

roup of ravon cepes prints
few rayon lace gowns gray black white Sizes l6 TO ~
141z 10 2411.
& rers zoo as Now $3.50 g. were $685. $685. Now
s'me.s ~ss esoos n e,os Now $3S.75
- - s2225 /. SOS. Now S4625
was$e5 Now----------$672S
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced

1 Hisnae Mahogany Vanity
with Msrraf. Was tiss. Nos,
Sos
l Large. Medern sAnataas Van.
Hy with Mirrss. Wa siosso.
No~ sas
/ Large. Msdssm OAK Chest. 5
drawers. Was siss New 80
l Medern Bedroom sasss.
blonde African mahogany Z
pieces: Dresser with uiirFcs,
chest. night table and deihls-
stss bed, Was s3s7lse. Nos,
siss .se
r s-pseee MaAern mseaa Bed
rsern saiss. Dresser With mir.
ror. chest, double bed. was
sasTAo Nov tiks.s@
1 Large Nsahsssny " Frasss
Hsnsing saiuss. Was s1sso
Now m-..sz.a.s-...s-as, tiAJs
4 ssahssany Veneer fsashsassa
Chest. Was SIS. Nov eT.@
4 Mshasany Finish Vastly
Bench. Was siiso. No~ ts.5s
i Mahogany Finish Vastly
Bench. Was si4Ts. NOV SIS
Z Twin sine selid haahaesay
Beds, iow-poss siyis. Were
s7g.g0. Nov -. 81
Z Twsn- siss Oakmasa Beds
Were ss4. NU@ s~.e~s-e@ -
1 Twin. slss sfspls ned. Wss
sss. Nov Ns1s
i seedern ntsad 0ak Dcuhss
BED. Was t41so Nos sis.ss
/ sasdsrn 0sk Dewbas Bed Was
$50. Eow ID
i Beuaasr Chaas. waa ~ q.
NOW - esss.s.s@ lslss
4 Bsudesr Chair. was 80.
NUW H8
/ fssu6asT Chais. Was SO
Nnw A4sas 50
j Beudear Chair. Nas ss-
E0w Ns@
/ Beuaasr Chais. WA tt7A.
k0w : @~4sss s%.s- esa
wAr,-Bedroon Furniture.
Ysfth YlocF
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Women,s Dresses Reduced
REGULAR and Halt Sizes

Regular and Halt Size
Rayon Prints, solid-tone n
navy, black, green, blue. 4
90, were $l7s5 to 1895.
20. were s25 and s2s95. !
40, were $2995. Now IS
so, were s22.95 and $25.
as, were 1895 to 1895.
w&,I-Women's Dresses, T
Evening star., 1949-05-12
coats GreatIx Reduced
Roineoots Reduced
Misses Formols Reduced

An attractive range immediate we.Ins ayen ssoEcs
including taneas masqusssses nes ae 1s1p =
rovns white nd coorL Sizes 10 20 ~
and $3.50 Nov 10 were sosso o ss0 tso~
was $50 Now were s95 70 ~ =
ss995 to $125 Now were 20 so s's9 ~" -s
wakr-Misses Formal wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

group rayas cpes taetas Sik pinf& Qne ana e
piece styles and mndesse with beero
ensebIes dress fungth coal Assorted ceaof
Sizes 10 to 90
~. ssa as Now s75s a were SIS Now 81 5
usre s1a as Ia 90 p5 Now $59s $50
- ys75 81 were s6ss5 to t225 Nov
were $2s to 1895. Nov sl45e N.S
10 sac 81. Now $s5e
maternity crspes and taetas N afternoon
and evening styles
,asss. Nov si4ss p si7s6 Nov ssx
$1a5e VIA
tW&L-Msses Dresses. Third T1oce
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Junior coots and Suits, s26

73 Wfrf t4y.v5 ~ yJS.,5 -
weea r.hsrdne nsnnel snedes ssd su and
fu Iensh q ser4 ssment Il esssx sizes 70 II
sabarns and nsnnes ard cotton coxosro
c;ored and slender styles sss Were sIss. Ncs- sass
WArr-Junio Misses Appare. Fourth KoD
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Tapestry Bags, including tox $1.ao
ere f7I4
METAL frame, chain handle.

IS Imported Tapestry Bags from France metal frame
styles.
W&L-Leather Goods Aisle 9, First Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Misses, Women's Suits Reduced

group that includes and dressmaker styles
Awoo gabardne nnes and novelty weaves; also soe
rayon fIes Navy gray kelly red brown SHES ~ 70 ~;
some and womens half-sizes
IN were Now $89e5. Now-----S6I
$4995 and $685. Now IL were $lO0 ~
10 were $685.. Now------s5 -s5s95
coots GreotIy Reduced
soup that includes spring winter weights Spring group
includes awoo gabardnes fannes and twceds al run
ength fitted beige red Winter
group heeces melton cloth and novelty weav
good assortment of colors and sizes
a were Now SO were 1895 TO $780, NOW sS
IS
Roincoots Reduced
utity coats Misses ses
is were$59s5 $685. were $50 ~
$zS were 40. ro"---------sAs
s were $50 e95. Now-------$49Ss
wsT- womens and Misses Goats and suits Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Women's Snort Belts Greotly Reduced

Plain novelty styles group leather and
Evening star., 1949-05-12

W8I-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

repes and q few wool suits. Gray,
~ to 241z; sizes is to a..
20, were $35 to $69S5. Now.
S26.25
IS, were 1895 and s4995. Now,
$3.50
10, were s45 to $125. Now. S33.75
"A, were s69s5 to sl35. Now,
S44.50
Evening star., 1949-05-12
u Girls Apparel, Fourth Floor
Junior Dresses, s5.ss Hs,e ,,fss = s''ss

Smart and 3pieee shantnng and pnt
urinx passels and sizes - -
Evening star., 1949-05-12

w&f,-Bedroom Furniture,
Ysfth YlooF
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Misses Dresses Reduced

w&T,Misses' Formal Wear. Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

W6ISEsnnu1er and Living
Room Furniture. Etxth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-12

,atl,er Goods, Aisle Q, First Floor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-13
HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE
DANCE SAT-, OCTOBER -

A Halloween Masquerade dance
viii be held al the Pine Tree Club
hall on the regular dance night
Oct 29- This dance is being spon-
sored by the Tamarack Al club.
You are welcome TO come and as
usual there Is no charge either for
the dance or lunch but be sure To
bring sandwiches, pickles or cake.
We do have certain expenses such
as Improvement and maintenance of
the hall, floor wax, coffee. cream
etc Therefore donations are al
ways welcomed
Last but not least remember that
II Is and always has been the policy
Of the Pine Tree Club TO NOT Al
LOW liquor IN any degree at these
dances. So. if you Ike old-time
masquerades, lay on the camou-
tlage, lay of the liquor, come and
have one jolly good time. Dance
Comm.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-13

One of the most forceful pleas fol
a return to the old-fashioned fam
lily has come from the pen of ]
Edgar Hoover, chief of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
IF there is to be any hope for the
future of America" says Hoover
then we as a nation must return
to God and the practice of daily
family prayer.
Can we have peace without NOR
tality? Can we build homes without
God? Can we have worthy parents
who do not know and practice His
teachings?
Our nation is sadly in need of
a return to the days when God was
a part of each household, when fam
lilies arose in the morning with a
prayer on their lips and ended the
day by gathering together to place
themselves in His care. A goddess
home is breeding ground for moral
decay and crime"
Our nation can have few great
er assets than Christian homes.
homes in which family affairs have
been dedicated to the worship of
Jesus Christ, the Savior. If you
would like assistance in your home |
o revive this fine God-pleasing
tradition, if you need
PRACTICAL helps to guide you in your
amily deVotions, we stand ready to
dvise and help you.-ST. JOHN II
LUTHERAN CHURCH. (adV) II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-13
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
SERVICES TO CONCLUDE

This will be your last opportunity
to hear Evangelist Bonnie Harris
Messages that viii stir your heart
will be given THURSDAY. Friday and
Sunday
The Christ's Embass adors. the
youth organization Of the Assemblies
81 God. viii play great part in
Sundays Services.
Sunday is nationally known as
Speed the Light" day. Come and
help us to Speed the Light to those
in lands across the sea.
Saturday:-Open Air Service in
downtown Libby.
Sunday:-Sunday School, GAS a.
m; Family Worship 1900 a. m;
Evangelistic Rally, 800 p. m. Evan
gelist Bonnie Harris will speak at
both services.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-13
NEWS NOTES FROM STATE
FISH & GAME DEPARTMENT
Sixteen Big Game Checking
Stations


/ II order for the Montana Fish
1 and Game Department to accuratel,
/ know the amount Of game benz
taken out Of the hills By hunters
/ a system Of checking stations Is nov
being set up. Designed not for the
inconvenience Of hunters. but fog
the collection Of information that 4
essential 70 proper big game man
agement, the cooperation Of al
hunters is urgently requested.
The Northern Yellowstone herd
viii be checked al CorWin SPRINGS.
Two stations along the Gailatin viii
keep track of that elk herd -Four
stations, three on the Flathead SIDE
and one at Augusta. viii keep tab
on the Sun Riyer-Flathead elk herd.
Stations at ENNIS and on the
Ruby River will check those areas
Of either sex deer hunting. The
Big Hole viii have three stations 10
check the regular kill and the spec
ial either sex deer season. Two sta
tons on the Swan River viii gather
needed information on the deer kill
there where the herd is rapidly ap-
It's range capacity. Z
special antlerless deer season in Lin
,om County viii require three sta /
ions there as well as an additional |
me TO check kills in the Yak drain /
lge.
Checking deer and elk, staten
It Utica on the Judith River IS es-
'ecially important. Temporary road
hecks IN Eastern Montana. partic-
ilarly on the Fort Peck Game Range
nd the Lower Yellowstone VII
ather facts on the deer kill IN the
lat country.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-13
FOUR-L CLUB HOLD MEETING
AT SWANSON'S LODGE

The Four-L study club held is
first meeting Wednesday evening
Oct. 5 at dinner at Swanson
Lodge During the short business
meeting officers were elected. These
include Mrs Leonard Doxtater.
president; Mrs. Kenneth Card. vice
president; Miss Eleanor anderson.
secretary-treasurer: Mrs. Dexter
Shaurette, reporter Mrs. Esther
.Halvorsen and Miss Eleanor Ander-
son were welcomed IS new mem
bers.
Miss Myrtle Swanson provided
interesting program by discussing
and showing her hobbies which were
working and ceramics.