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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03
Mrs. C0pdrt HOLDER OF Ilig i Score 4
At Tuesday Bridge Meeting 4

The hostess held high score for
the afternoon by a very large
margin, her score tatalling 66l0,
an unusually high score for five
rounds of play. Mrs. Grace Mum
ford, a guest playing in the place
of a regular member who was
absent, held second high score,
$500, and Mrs. Lucille Hardaway,
third, had a score of 5480. High
card cut was won by Mrs. G. R.
Reagan.
Playing Tuesday were the Mes
danes Joseph Ladd, Howard
Overlin, James G. cowart, Joseph
S. Guley, c. r. Reagan, Clyde
Baker, Paul Herrick, Peter
Knight, Grace Mumford, Lucille
Hardaway, Paul Lumley, and
Gilbert McKiIlip.
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Moore, TreUor,
Roberts Vii,
Essay Contest

The three local winners 81 the
VOICE OF DEMOCRACY con-
test were nnounced tody BY Chief
Ed Iravin, USN, Chairman Of the
Key West Jeycees Americanism
Committee.
The successful contestants are
Miss Colleen Moore Of the Kew
West High School, Miss Judy
Trevor Of the Convent Mary I'm
maculate and Miss Orletta Rob-
erts of the Douglas High School.
The contest was open to all stu-
dents currently in the tenth,
eleventh and twelfth grades, and
a gratifying number Of entries
We're received.
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Many reservations have been
made for the Officers Wives Club
hsnoheon-meeting to be held to-.
morrnw at Fl. Taylor Officers
cab 1T 1880 p M
Tomorrow's meeting viii have
as ats hostesses Mrs. w. r. Ford
and Mrs. M. II. Harris, and honor
guests of the occasion viii be
Mayor and Mrs. A. Maitland
Adams and Representative and
Mrs. B. c. Papy.
Mayor Adams win be the
speaker, and win address the
gathering on the subject of the
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Mesdames w. II. Ford and N. II.
Harris Hostesses At Officers
Wives Club Luncheon Tomorrow

history Of Key West, talk that
is looked forward to by the meme
bers, some of whom are making
their first tour Of duty here IN
the Island City and have not yet
had time to acquaint themselves
with Key West and its color
full and interesting background.
It has been announced that 2
baby-sitter will be available for
the convenience of all ladies IN
attendance at the meeting, in or
der that they may relax and en-
Joy the occasion knowing that
the youngsters are being capabiy
cared for.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03

Junior Rcd Cross ENROLMENT
started IN all the schools IN the
city and on the Keys on the first
day 81 November The enroll
ment campaign win close on the
day Of November Is.
Junior Red Cross programs
have been planned in the schools
az the city BY Mrs. Earl Dillon,
Junior Chairman and Mrs. Garcia
Nettles, executive secretary Of
the local chapter. Movies will be.
shown in several Of the schools.
while interesting talks on Junior
Red Cross VIII be made by the
two delegates, Eugene Roberts
and Diane Goldberg to last SUM
ner's training camp, Leland
March. Director OF Monroe Coun-
tv Schools. who is also the adj
visory chairman for the Juniors
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Coming EUeslts

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Meeting, Key West Garden
Club, 800 P. M. at Woman's
Clubhouse on Duval street.
Talk by Mrs. Ronald Goulet,
and colored slides of 1919
Flower show shown by Miss
Gertrude Laubscher.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a.
Luncheon Meeting, Officers
Wives Club, 1890 PM, al
Officers Club, Fl. Taylor
Mayor A. Maitland Adams,
Guest Speaker. Mrs. w. r.
Ford and Mrs. NJ. H. Harris,
Hossesses.
Meeting, United Council OF
Church Women, 1890 A. NJ.
at First Methodist Church, to
observe World Community
Day.
Kiddie Dance at Teenage Cen
ter, Armory at White and
Southard streets. Music by
Coral Isle Serenaders. Snack
bar.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s.
Food Sale, sponsored by Wo-
mans Auxiliary of Monroe
County Hospital 4 p M. al
Building corner Of Duval and
Southland street. Home cook
ed food. Proceeds to Portable
X-Ray Machine purchase for
hospital.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER B.
Meeting, Sparkling Waters Re
bekah Lodge No. IA, 7;30 p.
M. at knights of Pythias
Hall, Fleming street. Visit
ing Rebekahs welcome.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Evening meeting, La Concha
Navy Wives Club No. 80,
Building 178 in the U. S. Ma
val Station.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER To-
Sewing Group Meeting, Mon
roe County Hospital Auxil-
larry, 2:3O P. M. at Hospital.
Call Mrs. Pritchard at 548 for
transportation.
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Mrs. Charles W. letters
Delivered Splendid ADDRESS
1tWoman's Club Meeting Tuesday

! events and like subjects. and with
no business matters to be brought
up.
Eight new members were well
coined into the Woman's Club,
and several announcements of im-
portance were made. among them
that about $3.50 was realized on
the buffet supper and white
elephant sale held last week
sponsored by the club. It was de-
cided that this sum would be
placed toward the purchase of a
new stove for the clubhouse
kicthen, and the balance Of the
money needed for this purpose
would be obtained by taking the
sum needed from the funds ac-
uuired through a series OF sup
pers to be sponsored by the club!
during the winter months. Mrs.
Ann Cobo, chairman in charge Of
this committee, has announced
that one such supper will be held
each month during the season.
Mrs. Guy Carleton, chairman
az the house committee, reported
that the kitchen shower had re-
suited in the donation of num-
Der Of utensils needed for the
clubhouse kitchen, but that many
items are still required, and that
she will welcome calls from the.
members regarding kitchen art
icles they will give.
Following the meeting q social
hour was held, with refreshments
served in the clubhouse dining
room. Mrs. w. B. Ford and Mrs
Carl Bervaldi presided at the
punchbowls. Mrs. Morgan Harris
IS the new hospitality chair
man Of the Woman's Club.
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Aerouias 20"
Passenger List

Passengers leaving for Havana,
Cuba. via Aerovias o. S.A..
Maria Barrera. Andrew Lee,
Bildred Meal, Antonio Alonzo,
Cecil E. Andrick, Janet Andrick,
Alberto Rafael.
Jose Acevedo, Juana Acevedo,
Freda Burdett Lyla Boult, James
Decker. Walter Lyons. Joseph
Johnston, Jr., Marilyn Johnston,
Irving Stahl.
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EMPLOY MIAMI FIRM

Continued From Page One1
bonds, said O'Bryant. we think
we will get off very cheaply"
O'Bryant said today that the
$500, 900 of school bonds would be
issued at about 8 per cent interest,
compared with 4 per cent now
being paid by the School Board
on the old bonds still outstanding.
The bonds would be dated
February |, 1850. The last three
issues of the bonds would be
callable, and remainder of the
series nom callable. BY making
most of the bonds non-callable
will have a tendency to keep the
interest rate low, O'Bryant said,
The bonds will be issued for q
period of 20 years.
O'Bryant said that it was not
known just yet what BUILDINGS
will be improved under the pro.
gram of expansion. He said that
he has asked j. Fred Horn. school
plant consultant of the State
Board Of Education, to come and
resurvey the schools and deter
mine what could be done.
Horn can sit in on meeting
with the School Board and the
architect that will be hired said
O'Bryant. The architect can Their
make a quick estimate of the
cost of the work involved. Their
we will know whether the plans
would be approved by the State
Department of Education, and we
would also know just what work
can be done with the 00,000."
There is to be meeting next
Tuesday night of the School
Board. 1t is expected to hire an
architect to proceed with the
plans for the work after Horn
has been here. It is expected the
work may get under way about
in February.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03

The November meeting of tho
Key West Woman's Club, held OF
Tuesday afternoon. was one o.
the most successful and enjoy
able ones ever held by the club
N the opinion Of many attend
ing.
Iighlight Of the affair was the
amerb address delivered by Mrs,
Charles w. LETTERS whose inspir-
ina speech enthralled her listen
ers Among other things, Mrs
LETTERS stated that it was with
great pride that she saw the local
club. in these t0psyturvy times,
taking their responsibilities as
civic leaders and homeinakers
40 seriously. Recently returned
from Europe, Mrs. Jeffers spoke
of the vast economic differences
existing in this nation and the
.E.wonean ones. Her talk, lasting
almost an hour. was more than
well-reeeived by her apprecia-
tive and enthusiastic listeners.
1 Five Of the candidates for
election 10 Che City Commission
.oadrassed the club briefly, IN re-
gponse 10 an invitation issued by
the Woman's Club to all candi-
dates to the office.
Mrs. Lee Goddard, president OF
4he club. presided at Tuesdays
meeting. md in stating her plea
sure At the success Of the meet
tna. put forward the suggestion
that the members think over a
nfnnosal to hold two meetings a
month in the future, the first 70
Be devoted TO business matters
nertaining to the organization,
and the second to comprise panel
discussions. reviews OF current
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03

Miss Lorraine Nottage. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Not
tage, and Miss Faye Bervaldi,
dal1Rhger of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Berpaldi, pledged Sigma Alpha
IoEa. Music Sorority, this week.
Lorraine 9nd Faye are sopho-i
mores and music majors at Flor
ida State University, Tallahassee
Lorraine was elected accom-
PIANIST for the Women's Glee
Club for the school year. The
Glee Club is composed of 65
voices and their first public APP
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03
Misses Nottage And BerUaIdi
Honored At Florida State University

pearance Of the l949-l950 season,
which will be coicert on No
veraber s, and the Annual Christ
mas Vespers viii be put on De-
cember IL. Lorraine is also q
member of Alpha Lambda Delta,
a freshman honorary, with an
average of "a in all subjects
during the Freshman year.
Fave is member Of the Uni
versity Chorus, a music organi-
cation that is also doing splendid
work at F.S.U. She sang in the
Messiah last year at Tallahassee.
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Officers
Club Dance
Successful

THE gala Halloween dance
held at the Officers Club at Fl.
Taylor last Saturday night was
eminently successful and enjoy
aSle, it has been reported.
MANY attended in costume. and
participated in the apple-bobbing.
costume parade, games and dane
ing. A number Of prizes were
awarded. Gus Ayala and his or
chestra furnished music for the
affair.
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TRUMAN MAKES

CONTINUED From PAGE Onej
'paign train. The President told
the crowd he was doing his best
to carry out his Democratic COM
paign pledges.
For the President, today is an
anniversary. 1t was just one
year ago that he received the
news that Governor Thomas E.
Dewey had conceded the Presi-.
dental election.
Mr.. Truman speaks in ST. Paul
tonight.
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Apply To We'd

Applications for marriage IL
censes were filed yesterday in
the office of County Judge Ray
rnond r. Lord by Thomas v.
Bennett, 20, of 522 Louisa street.
and Olga Marie Ponce, Is, of
S221s United street and by James
Il. Bentley, Is, of 626 William
street and Iraymotto Russell, p,
Of 1910 Grinnell street.
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WV Meets Tonight
liz Clubhouse

Al regular meeting of Southern
most post No. S9ll, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will be held Thurs
day. November 3, at 300 P. M.
plans will be formulated for
the Arrnistice Day celegration.
visiting comrades and members
Of the Post are cordially invited
to attend.
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inner. Leg. lug.
Heads To Pay
Official Visit

ms ". v. Allison. Southern
vice president, American Legion
Auxiliary, West Palm Beach, and
Mrs. Ralph Peckham, 10th Dis
trict President, Coral Gables viii
pay an official visit tonight to the
Arthur Sawyer Unit No. 20 Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary. at its
special meeting at the Legion
Home, Stock Island, 8 ?. M.
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NOTICE

{ IN the full-page advertisement
Of the Fausto's Food Palace on
page Eight Of today's issue Of The
Citizen. the item 'sOysters at 79c
per Quar-" is incorrect. The item
should have read Fresh Oysters
at 79c per Pint.
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Name Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arcs
zekski have named their child,
born Yesterday, Sharon Marie.
Mrs. Arciszewski is the former
Thelna Ogden, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ogden, ST..
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100 CIO MEN
Continued From Page Onel

Continued From Page Onel
started the transport company
made new proposal of l3-cent-
an-hour increase - three cents
more than had been offered pre-
viously. The workers will vote
on the proposal today. Origin
ally the union demanded a 30
cents -an-houI raise.
Buses are the only means of
public transportation in Houston.
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ciesinskis Have Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ciesinski.
504 Simonton street, announce
the birth of daughter yesterday
at 2:40 b. M, weighing s lbs, 10
ozs. This is Mrs. Ciesinski'ss sec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03
Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking divorce
was filed yesterday in the office
Circuit Court Clerk Earl r.
ADAMS by Angela Pachos against
Constantine Pachos.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03

Indians in New Mexico We're
building with stone, successfully
using clay mud for mortar, when.
the first white explorers arrived
in that area more than 400 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03

The Assyrians and Babylon
ians made clay wall tiles and de-
corated them with colored glazes
as early as the 18th century B. G.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-03
Personal Mention

Miss Dorothy True, Of Alfred,
Maine. has returned to Key West
for the winter season.
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Rsss6Sl1
Mccowns Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle McCown,
1919 Olivia street, announce the
birth Of q son Wednesday, 1905
a. M. weighing 6 lbs, 5 ozs. at the
Monroe County Hospital.
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Dauuhfer To Mitchells

DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Mitchell,
|6l4 Caroline street, are the
parents OF a daughter born yes
terday at 2::25 p. m, weighing 3
| lbs.
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Logging Sets, $5.e5

Wers H.95 to SIO.95
50 100%o Yorkshire wool Logging
sets from sizes l to 8. Styled
for boys or girls. Soft colors.
80 Toddlers' Cotton Dresses,
cotton organdy, swiss or broad
cloth. Sizes / and 2 in the group.
Were $3.95 to $8.95. Now, $2.95
$50 Washable Hats, white and
pastels. Styles for little girls
and boys. Were 81 to $3.50. Now.
SOC
IS Plastic Diaper Covers. Were
45c. Now -- ----- - 25c
Is Porcelain Electric Feeding
Dishes. If perfect would be
$3.95. As is -~--- S1.95
Is Terrycloth Bibs. Were 81.
NOW -----.-- ---------.s 7oc
20 Terrycloth Feeding Bibs.
Were $1.15. Now -, = S5c
l Large-size Wicker Bassinet,
beautifully trimmed with fine
blue percale skirt and hood.
Matching, cover and case. II
perfect would be $154. Now,
S59.95
l Hand-painted Nursery Screen,
If perfect would be 1895. Now,
Sl9.s5
1 White Enamel finished Hard
wood Crib, double drop sides. II
perfect would be 1895. Now,
$685.
W&L-Nursery Corner,
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Silver Room Reductions Of Sterling Silver

/ ret initiated Salt and Pepper.
Was $50. Now -. $3.6e
13-piece child's set. Was $3.50.
Now 4.80
/ Napkin ring. Was $40. Now,
$1.3e
3 pairs Candlesticks. Were $12.
Now ---------------W ~
8 pairs Candlesticks. We're SIS.
Now $1o
2 Bonbon Dishes. Were 5000.
Now $6.7S
"a pairs Console Sticks. Were g.
Now ~
5 Compotes. Were -. Now s.
8 pairs Candelabra, weighted
bases. Were ~. Now SIG
1 May0nnaisc with ladle. Was
-. Now -
8 Sherberts. Were s.. Now = -
I Sherberts. Were $3.50. Now,
$z.35
Plated hollowors
/ SilverpIated Cigarette Urn.
Was 50. Now -
Du-all Platter. Was $18. Now,
$12
Z Wen ana Tree Platters Were
$1O.74. NoW------ $6.9e
l pair Salt and Pepper. Was
$3.50. NOw-----------------
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Corsets and
Brassieres Reduced

10 Memo Pantie Girdles. Tea
rose and white, cotton and ray
on. Sizes small, medium and
large. Were 1896. Now $2.S5
- Circles. Cotton and rayon
batiste, rayon satin. All with
cotton and rayon elastic panels.
Talon closing. Sizes rs to 80
and 80. Were $3.50 to $1095.
Is Nylon Brassieres. Deep
plunge neckline. Tearose. Sizes
80 to 50, A and B cup. Were
$3.50. Now 81
Is Strapless Brassieres. White
satin and nylon. Sizes "a and
36. Were $3.50. Now----$L.75
Is Long Line Brassicres. OF
satin and cotton. White, tea
rose and black. Sizes "a to 40.
Were $3.50. Now---------$1.75
wSsL-Corsets and Brassieres,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-29

z40 Pairs Pebble Weave Gloves.
Nylon and rayon combined. In
= and 8 button lengths. Black,
navy, white and light blue.
Were $l.e5 and -. Now,
75c and $1.o0
(All sizes represented In group
but not all colors or sizes Ia.
each style.)
e5e Pairs Nylon Gloves. Reduced
y price. Plain and fancy styles.
shorties and { and 8 button
lengths. In sheer net and fancy
mesh weaves. Black, brown,
navy, white. pink, light blue and
canary. All sizes represented,
but not ID colors and sizes In
each style. Were II to $s.
Now. Soc. 7sc. 90, 81. sl.1s
= and 31.5e
- Pairs Gloves. shortie and /
button lengths in double woven
cotton mesh. Black. brown and
navy. Were $3.50 and ~. Now.
75e
Wal Gloves, Aisle 10,
First Floor
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Occasional Furniture Reduced

5-Piece Dinette Suite, with
refectory table and 4 chairs.
Was $l28. Now -------. $3.50
l 5-Piece Dinette Suite, table
and 4 arm chairs covered in
yellow Duran. Was $345.50. Now,
$258.5O
l Dining Room Table. Mahog-
any veneer hardwood. Was
$1i4.5O. Now $84.9S
/ Lawson Three-cushion Sofa.
Mahogany less blue Duran up
holstery. Was $238.50. Now,
$159.50
Love Seat. Chinese chippen-
dale striped cotton upholstery.
Was $3.50. Now $185.
l Three Drawer Chest. Ma
hogany veneer on hardwood.
Was $3.50. Now----S4 $3.50
2 Pedestals, one right, one left.
Mahogany veneer and hard
wood. Were $48.50. Now $3.50
/ Arm Chair. Mahogany, print
ed muslin upholstery. Was
$146.50. Now $54.50
W&L-Furniture. Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Shorty Pojomoe
Sz.15 Wers s4.95

rs Two-piece rayon shorty pa
jamas In white, pink, blue. Sizes
a to - IN the group.
- Rayon Jersey Briefs and
Shorts, q few fiare styles; tea
rose only. Sizes 1 to Z In the
group. Were $3.50. Now-----N
10 Two-piece NyIon Jersey Pa.
jamas, shorty-style. 8 White,
black, brown, gray or navy.
Si5es - to 50 In the group. Were
$9.95. Now -----------T.45
10 NyIon and Rayon Jersey
Gowns, In pink or blue. Sizes
"a and 81. Were $695. Now.
8 Nylon Jersey Cape-style Bed
Jackets. Were $10.95. Now, $7.25
~ Nylon Jersey Slips, large
Gizes only -. "A and 46. In
white or pink. Were $7.95. Now,
$5.s5
u Nylon Jersey Pantaloons In
black or white. Broken size
range. We're $7.95. Now, $50
w&L-women's Underwear.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Mems Sportsweor
Greatly Reduced

go Mems Lastex Swim Trunks.
Maroon, blue, gold. Sizes 80, 80.
"a, SO, 38. Not all colors In all
sizes. Were $4.95. Now : S2.S5
20 Cuban-style Leisure Jackets,
rayon with full front pleat on
both sides. Small, medium and
large. Were $3.50. Now, $9.Ss
30 Play Shorts in Meztec cloth.
Sun tan color only. Sizes 80, "a,
36, SO, 40, AZ. Were $7.95. Now,
$2.S5
30 Mems Rayon Stacks, maroon,
blue, green, tan. Sizes 20 to SO
and 38, 40. Not all colors in all
sizes. Were 1896. Now. Sass
5 Walk Shorts Of cotton gabar-
dine, deep navy color. Sizes 80
to 80 only. Were $7.95. Now,
8 Blue Denim Jackets with knit
collar, cuts and waist hand.
Small, medium and large. We're
$7.95. Now S5.S5
Z Blue Denim Jackets, sailing
type. Small and medium sizes.
Were $605. Now --------s4 $S.S5
IL Blue Denim Sports Shirts,
short sleeves. Small and me-
dium. Were $3.50. Now $2.S5
s Blue Denim Stacks. Sizes
80, "a, 40, a, A. Were $5.95.
Now $S.85
W&L-The Mems Store,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Bedroom Furniture,
Reduced

1 Twin-size Mahogany Bed.
Was $3.50. Now------$49.50
1 Twin-size Solid Mahogany
Bed. Was $3.50. Now $69.50
1 Twin-size Mahogany Bed.
Was $66. Now S42.50
l Double-siz Blond Mahogany
Bed. Was $84.50. Now $3.50
l Double-size Mahogany Bed.
Was $34. Now SIS
3 Mahogany Vanity Benches.
Were $3.50. Now------$7.75
1 Solid Maple Vanity Base. Was
$90.50. Now --$67
l Solid Maple 5-drawer Chest.
Was $111.50. Now------$82.50
/ Solid Maple Double Dresser.
Was S140. Now S98.50
Vanity Base, solid maple. Was
$93. Now -------S $50
l Mahogany 6-drawer Chest.
Was $145.50. Now ---$10S
1 Modern Bleached Mahogany
Bedroom Suite. Was $247. Now,
$159
W&L-Bedroom Furniture,
Fifth Floor
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Misses Dresses Reduced
Sportsweor Reduced

In rayon and cottons. Misses sizes. ~
Were $7.95 to $1z.95. Now $3o5
51 Dresses buses pddle pushers Stacks otons
Misses sizes. - ''
Were $1o.o5 TO SIS. Now S6.o5
IL Dresses in pastel rayons 10 to 49,
Were 1885 and $39.e5. Now $lz.95
Were SASS and SIS. Now $8o5
Nyon Puover Sweaters In black kreen Sizes "a to 4o
Were $5.95. Now $1.o5
50 Bathing Suits Astex Sizes and as
Were $12.95 and $14.95. Now So.65
IL Bathing Suits satin coons Sizes "a and a.
Were $f5.95 to $l7.95. Now $ll.e5
WaL-sportswear Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Boxes Stationery,
SpecioI, Soc

$50 Boxes Novelty Stationery
single and folded sheets, white
and colOrs. Boxes contain from
20 sheets, "a envelopes to 80
sheets, 80 envelopes.
"a Cotton Plaid School Bags, OF
plain r ubberized sail-cloth.
Brown or blue with straps. Were
$3.50. Now ----s.-..-.s--- $l.6S
~ Cotton Plaid School Bags.
With handles. Were $1.50. Now,
$50
s6 Boxes "Zodak" Playing
Cards. TWO decks to box. We're
$1.75. Now $50
50 Venus PEN and Pencil Sets.
Assorted colors. Were $3.50.
Now ---------------- $2.45
W&L-s Stationery, Aisle 1. First
Floor .x
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Desk Sidechoirs Reduced

Desk Sidechoirs Reduced
1 Mahogany Veneer and Hard
wood, Striped Cotton Upholster
Seat. Was $40. Now. $19.50
1 Mahogany Stained Hardwood.
Imitation needlepoint cotton
upholstery. Was SIS. Now, $9.75
l Mahogany Veneer and Hard
wood, Striped Cotton Uphol-
stered Seat. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
/ Detecto Bathroom Hamper,
aluminium and hand painted.
Slightly imperfect. Was $9.95.
NOW ----------------- Sds1o
4 Han d-Painted Bathroom
Hampers. Metal. Slightly i'm
perfect. Were $495. Now, $50
4 Sannette Step-on Cans. 12-
quart capacity. Slightly irnper-
feet. Were $3.50. Now ----$2.50
2 Sannette Step-on Cans, 90
quart capacity. Slightly imper-
feet. Were $3.50. Now----S4.S5
i Sannette Step-on Can with
top. l2-quart capacity. Slightly
imperfect. Was $3.50. Now, $3.3S
Evening star., 1949-09-29
Underwear
Reduced

- Cotton Shortie Pajamas. In
red or blue stripes. Sizes 80 and
a. Were $3.50. Now --S5c
3 Gowns In Rayon Crepe or
Satin. Lace and fagotting trim
styles. White, pink and yellow.
Size "a. Were $3.95. Now, $2.95
3 Rayon Crepe Pajamas. Long
and short sleeves. Notch collar
In white, pink, maize. Sizes 81
IS, 40. Were $5.95 and $685..
4 Nylon Crepe Gowns. Lace
trim, bias cut skirts In pink and
maize. Size "a. Were $5.95. Now,
$3.s5
. Rayon Crepe Gowns. Val trim
bodice, bias skirt. Yellow. Size
36. Were $795. Now -----$5.95
WdsL-Underwear, Third Floor