davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Brossieres, 68e
Woro f16S
Were ST.,

$50 Cotton brassieres with deep
cut front, one-inch diaphram
control, adjustable back. Tea
rose, sizes 80 to 80 in A, b, c
cups.
20 Foundations and Girdles.
Foundations are one-piece
STYLES with cotton lace top.
Talon closing in front, boning
In front and back. Sizes 81, 40.
a, 43. Junior girdles have Talon
slide closing. Blue, sizes rs to
20. Were $3.50 to $40. Now A.S5
W&L-Corsets, Third Floor
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Cotton Knit
Briefs, 35e

Were 78c
Is briefs. cotton knit In tea
rose. Small size.
Is Gowns, brushed rayon jersey.
Pink or blue. Size "a. Were
$685.. Now - -------S1.S5
10 Pants. rayon jersey with
black cotton lace trim. Black.
Sizes 5 and 6. Were SITS.
NOW
30 Snuggies, vests and union
suits, all properly labeled for
fabric content. Broken sizes
and styles. Were sl.15 to s595.
Now - Sc to S2.95
S Girdles with rayon satin panel
front and back. Black. Small
and medium sizes. Were $3.50.
NOW ----- S~s~S
W8sL-Knit Underwear,
Third Floor
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Furs Reduced
8 Four-skin Mink-dyed Kohinor
Mink Scarfs. Were $96. Now,

8 Four-skin Mink-dyed Kohinor
Mink Scarfs. Were $96. Now,
$50
2 Four-skin Natural Wild Mink
Scarfs. Were $204. Now S13S
Q Mink dyed Squirrel Capes.
Were $500. Now S210
1 Black dyed Kidskin Jacket.
Size 16. Was $3.50. Now SIPS
/ Barunduki Cape. Was $3.50.
/. Natural Gray Persian Paw
Coat. Size 13. Was $234. Now.
STA
1 Brown-dyed Mouton Lamb
Coat. Was Sl62. Now --sl20
/ Natural Gray Kidskin Coat.
Size IL. Was s234. Now STA
Prices include soS tar.
W&I--The Fur Salon,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Assorted
Chocolates ond
Condies Reduced

2e--l-Pesnd Boxes Of Assorted
Chocolates. Were 81. Now, 81
a5-2-Pound Boxes Of Assorted
Chocolates. Were "a. Now. 81
4-3-Peund Boxes Of Asserted
Chocolates. Were s6. Now. 81
3-s-Pound Boxes Of Assorted
Chocolates. Were so. Now IS
se-1-Peund Boxes Mint But
ter Creams. Were 81. Now, sSc
Ise--i-Pouhd Bags Mint Balls.
Were SOC. Nov ---- i5e
2ee--ltf Pound Decorated Tins
Of Hard Candies Were sl.io.
Now -------- -~--~---- toc
90 Cellophane Bags Chocolate
MarshmalIows- Were 20c. Nov.
Ice
100 Pounds Chocolate Cocoa
nut Maeareenx Were 6sc.
Nov a>e
wkI-Confections. Aisle a,
First Floor
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Girls Furnishings
Reduced

IS Pieces OF Children's Under
wear. including cotton slips and
gowns, cotton flannel and ball
briggan gowns. Broken sizes.
Were s2.95 to 1895. Now, Sl.15
so Cotton Seersucker 2-pants
SIeepers in prints and plain
colors. Sizes / and 2. Were
S2.95. Now -----S Si.SS
W&L-Girls' Furnishings,
Fourth Floor
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Countyfoir wool
Sports Yorn
Skein, 81 Was H~
100 Aswnes slsm

J Neeai~palns pisoes. design sn-
lshnd In ETos pant 7tx7s iaebsa
We're t3ss Nov n
~ stamped Span Rsysn Nap"
aims In eruss-ssste7 deasEn aeE
10 inelaas- Were Csc No~ roe
! Model Cssaan Rssy Piles In
white with pasas. srnsTnadssT
Were 90 tsov vs- 10
10 Hsna.wssen Csslea Pee
fiesders In assorted eolcFs We're
7oe Nos -4-s4-.--ss -, I've
! STAMPED Llnsn Lsmshssn
rssh. h0x7o tncfsss Crems-
stitch osxsgn- Was $50. NOS.
sass
sss skssns nvsas Raw rarm. l.
os1sus skesFas. wsz Aa@osssd
eosnrn wefs ss< Nov lee
Ssealep~sms rsesass owafa In
rowal oeaasn. Esss ffssss was
azza N0w Ets1
90 Balls PannemA@us rafn sas%
woea. AZ ssyerl n haeT sssss.
.-4ossrscs balls Were 80 sswS.
aks
n Pairs sasmpeS 1ssssa rsl-
saw fmae~ tH asserted 6ea&gss.
Pair. weys q. Nos u.is
4 faeossrsd Fees ksss9 IN wsi-
rsgs enAala- isxsKa Esssnes.
Waa $50 New aFs
w&L~-ATg kss6lFwUa.
Easash Fsoux
Evening star., 1949-05-19

fabric content slaeks, Brown.
is.
7se Junier Butten-en shirts
with regular ana Eton collars.
white, tan. blue and fancy
colors Sizes I through 10 Were
sla5 Now -.-..-.--. si.ss
20 Junior White Button shirts
in cotton hroadclo,h Eion col
lars. SiseS I through 10, Were
S2aS Now ----~--------.-N N.ss
81 Pairs First NiEhter Gotten
Patamas In fancy colors Cot
ton. Sizes 4. 6. q. IL. II. i6. Ia
Were 1895. Now --- Sass
II Pairs Junior Cotton Fatamas.
Sizes I and 9. Were s. so Nov.
si.s3
II Pairs Junior Cotton Pajamas.
OveraIls In size l. Were s72S.
Now -----.--.~-.-., -.--. hssa
I Pairs Junior Cotton white
Duck Wash Sacks. Sire 4
Were s2e5. Now --.-- si.ss
I6 Coat Sweaters In tan wool.
Sizes 80. 20. "a Were 81 9S
NOW ---.~ ~--s. sa. ASsss
aee Bays Cotton Hsndkerehiefs
j White. Were 3sc and 1ocL Nov,
25e and sse
Z Corduroy Topeoats With ect-
ton plaid lining, size 70 Were
$40. NOW -~-%-+ s-.e ti@.hs
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$50 Pairs Sheer
NyIon Hose, $1.15

If Perfect Woald Sell for
SI.65 and SI75
An assortment by weli-known
manufacturer. Broken sizes and
color assortment. Is and 20
denier, 81 gauge.
W&L-Hosiery, Aisle 10,
First Floor.
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Juvenile Apparel
Reduced

IS Pieces Small Childrens Cot
ton Apparel including girls
blouses, boys corduroy shorts,
shirts, knit suits and seersucker
overalls in a variety OF styles,
colors, sizes. Were $l95 to
1895. Now ---.----$ $i'4o
6s Cotton Mesh Boxer Shorts
In brown and blue; cotton knit
polo shirts in assorted stripes.
Sizes 4, 5, 6. Were sl.s5. Now.
8Sc
W&L-Juvenile Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Juniors and Teen.
oqe Shoes, S3.S

Were 56.95 to 1925
IS pairs shoes In dress and
sports styles. Good selection Of
styles and coiors. Broken sizcs,
~ to 8.
W&I-Children's and Juniors
Shoes, Second Floor
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100 Junior Skirts, s3.ss
Here f7Qs and f6QS

" ere JI.YS ava S0.Jo
Corduroys, rayon gabardines. "
fiared styles. Yellow, pink, aaui
IS Junior Spring Coats and
Suits in wool gabardines. suedes
and tweeds. Suits in soft styles,
including boleros. Coats fully
lined in full length styles.
Smart colors. Sizes 9 TO Is.
Were $685. to $685.. Now s2s
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel,
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Junior Millinery
Reduced ST

We're S595 to s595
50 summer felts and straws in
assorted colors and styles.
W&L-Junior Millinery,
Fourth Floor
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Cotton Seersucker
Housecoots, $4.25

We're y6y5
40 Housecoats in attractive floral
prints, wrap-around style. Sizes
IL to 20.
20 Cotton Housecoats and
Brunch Goats, in navy. blue,
pink, yellow. Were 1896 to
$16.95 Now -------$6.5O
So Rayon NegIigees and Bridal
Sets, some with lace trim.
White, light and dark solid
colors. Manufacturers samples.
Would be regularly $25. Now,
$12.50
20 Housecoats in rayon taffeta
and other rayon fabrics. Navy,
red, blue, pink. Were $14.95
to $2295. Now, S5.75 and S12.5O
IL Rayon Taffeta and Rayon
Satin Hostess Gowns in violet,
gold, lime. red. Were $49.95 to
Se9.95. Now S29.75 and S33.75
10 Quilted Cotton Print Robes.
shorties and full lengths. Were
1895 to $10.95. Now, $S.75 and
S5.s5
Ia Wool Robes, long and short
lengths. Pink, navy. kelly, red.
Were S16.95 to $49.95. Now,
S7.75 and S22.50
W&L-Negligees, Third Floor
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Exciting Dress
Fobric Reductions
Va and VI

so Yards OF Imported English
Teotal Rayon In hand-blockeo
prints. Crease resistant finish.
Smart patterns for sports
dresses. 80 inches wide. Yard,
was $2.50. Now -----H.5o
200 yards Dumari Tamiami
Stripe in washable woven
stripes, rayon with crease-re-
sistant finish. 39-inches wide.
Yard, was $l.95. Now--N.2S
500 yards Colored Dotted Swiss.
all with self-colored dots. Pink.
blue, green. Crisp summer
fashion for mother and daugh-
ter alike. So inches wide. Yard,
was 7Sc. Now --- Soc
60 yards White Cotton Piisse
Crepe for baby gowns, sacques
and older children's uighties
and blouses. SO inches wide.
Yard, was S5c. Now - Soc
$50 yards Colerfui Cotton
Prints for curtains, children's
dresses and play clothes. SO
inches wide. Yard. was sc.
Now --SSc
wGI-Dress Fabrics and
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Droperies, Pillow Coses,
Plastic Mattress Covers Reduced

Of discontinued items slightly soled ..~
Pair Capeight Draperies. Were SS95. 80
23 Were s6eS. 49,
s Pairs Draperes Were s79s Now-A 49,
. -. sa.s T.h,s Sl;rts were so Now
az -. pnsTs. p1,a~ Ch.r,.x Were Nov
3 Plastic Mattress Were $685.
Coored white eeet embroidery borders
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Is-inch Youngstown Cendi-
ment Cabinet. Was siee5.
Now s-s--sa - ~f~sS
Bendix Gas Dryer: fioor
sample: scratched. Was s24s,5o.
NOW @-- -s.~ - ets0-pS
. Estate Gas Ranges. Model
477i. Were si7ses Now,
si2ass
3 Estate Gas Ranges. ModeI
ARA. Were tlsse5. Nov.
si2s.ss
Ironrite Ironer. console type.
Was S2l9e5. Nov. sissIsS
/ Ther Washer: slightly dam
aged. was si3e 50. Now. Sssss
1 Three-sheif Utility Table;
caster missing. Was s5s5.
NOW ---- &i.Ss
1ee Dutch Coffee Filters. Were
Soc. Nov ---..-~--~--sfS fSc
/ sesce Electric Reaster with
timer clock. Was 1915. SoT,
sls.ss
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Gowns, S3.95

" ere bCsIC
7s Gowns Of rayon satin with
lace trim. Bias-cut skirts. Pink
or blue. Sizes 80 to 38.
7 Gowns of rayon satin with
lace trim. Blue. Sizes 80 and
"a. Were $10.95. Now -S7.95
Q Gowns of nylon crepe with
embroidery trim. Pink. Sizes
"a and SO. Were $10.95. Now,
$7.95
II Panties of rayon crepe, elias
tic waistband, lace and beading
trim. Large size. Were s2.95.
Now w----S1.95
W&L-Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Mems Summer Cotton Suits
Reduced. $3.50 We're $3.50

sailed Regular
Regulars 81 50 4e ~ g. as shorts 81 leng - and N
In 50, 4e a and 4S
OF and blends
oodooking patterns and Small medium and
Were sl2 so and SIS Now
Jackets; ideal for Regulars
II Coats all and nicely styled and tailored
Regulars "a to 40 longs s 81 and 50 Were SO 81 rs
W&L-The Mems Store. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
easement Curtoins
Reduced

Rayon easement curtains {.
pinch pleated tops -.
"a pairs, 81 inches long. Were
$3.50. Now $2.95
8 pairs, 72 inches long. Were
$3.50. Now w-------$2.95
Eggshell color.
IA pairs, cottage sets for
double windows. Printed fab
RIGS tops with white bottoms.
Blue and red combinations.
Were $3.50 Now --- S3.7s
W&L-Curtains, Seventh Floor.
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Mems Fine White Shirts Reduced
Sass and Sass Hos ss,ss s.d sssS

he&ash
Sises ID 10 L. Not all styles in each
leg and e1AS4e
to Were
ankles and regular lengths Cotton nyic
brushed all ~ol Sisrs 10 10 ~
perfect would sell for 81 so Nov sSe pair 81 sS
W&I-The Store. Second
Evening star., 1949-05-19
WeII-known
Records Reduced

100 Capital Records. Were 7sc.
POW - AoS
100 12-inch RCA-Victor Red
Seal Classics. Were $l.3l.
Now CSC
so I0-inch RCA-Victor Red Seal
Classics. Were 81. Now Soc
100 Packages Of Needles. Were
Csc. Now -IVc
. Children's Record Cabinets.
Were $40. Now w---------$5
8 Blue Record Hassocks. Were
$21.50. Now S4.S5
Red Record Hassock. Was
S22.95. Now S.S5
/ Child's Phonograph. Was
$19.95. Now SS.S5
w&L-Records, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Misses Dresses Reduced

satns and tafetas In and silk prints One
bolero jackets unbacks Also
coats Assorted coor sizes
10 to 20.
$2995. Now, % were $29s5. Now $3.50
:. mara s,oos n 900 oos Now $4ss5
~ "eio @A'"' :" ~-'"' eIaso S3725
16 $2295 Now-$165o 4 $685.. Now----$44.50
were s25 to
500 s5. Now S52 IS
maternity dresses In crepes and tahetas
were s14e5 to $17e5 Now, 1895. Now,
$775 $4JO
W&L-Msses Dresses, Third Floor
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Were SIO.95 to SI695
Misses assorted styles in dark colors
Womens Sizes half sizes 41a to 4s Misses
IL to 20.
rayon cotton plain coors and assorted prints IN
erop host of STYLES l4s to 241 Misses
sizes sl4 95 and $l6s5 Now---sio
W&I-Inexpensive Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
BIousettes, s2.s5 Were 19

Sc Blousettes of polka dotted n
Small, medium and large sizes.
rs Rayon Ties, assorted colors.
Were $3.95. Now ----$2.95
Is Vests, pure wool, purple.
Were S.. Now $2.95
30 Scarfs, pure silk in assorted
colors. Were $5.95. Now 1915
16 Dickies, rayon taffeta in as
sorted colors. Were $7.95. Now,
$3.95
W&L-Neckwear, Aisles Is and
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Misses FormoIs
Greatly Reduced

An attractive group OF formal
fashions In rayon fabrics
crepes, taffetas, marquisettes,
nets, satins. A group Of bridal
gowns, too. White and assorted
colors. -Sixes 10 to 16.
2 were sis5 and $3.50
3NOM - GAHVsse
ID were 1896 to $125. Now
SVVsse
8 were s6es5 to sos. Now
S were S69.s5. Now $33.75.
Z were s2s.95 TO 1895. Now
--4- $ZZ.50
3 were S22.S5 to S29.e5. Now
--$io.oV
Weaknesses Formal Wear,
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
" or more
Misses Spring Suits Reduced

includes tailored and dremaker styles In wool
flannel few fales Colors include
gray green, wine Kelly brown Sizes 10 to 20
were s4995 S2995 % 1895. Now s67
were s4995. S37 IS sl0o. Now --s SIS
10 were $685. Now $3.50 Now $685.
W&I.-Misses' and Suits, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Toilet Goods
Reduced

rs Largs keand Cemp&esa
Were sisS Sow sae
20 Nvien Hairerushss sftb erys-
tai and hs1e handles. Mess
aiss. E0w ~
90 Massage seaip Hairkrmsases.
Were t4es. sow G6
rs Large Refund nafA Fssdss
puns. specially priced +-k
wAkL--Tosistrses.
Aassas IL and 10, xtnt Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19

mes, rayon prints and wool suits.
.es 16 to a., 1413 to 241a In group.
2o-Were $69.95. Now s44.50
30-Were 1895 to $135. Now.
S62.25
Ensemble, rayon print dress
and three-quarter length wool
coat. Was $225. Now----$lA
Ensemble, rayon print dress
and three-quarter length wool
coat. Was $235. Now----$112.50
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Electrical Appliances Reduced

Westinghouse Electric Eossssr.
Was $685.. Nov tst.ss
. GE Electric Hstplates. Were
s3e5. Now --~-4-~~-s>--. sse
GE Electric Reasssf. Was
t3sg5. Nov .4---~. s12.ss
10 Petite Electric Hair Dryers-
Were Sass. Nov Sass
! Knapp Monarch Electric
Liauldizes. Was s3ses Nos.
1885
Dermsyer Electric Mixer: no
ju!cer. Was ts7.so. sow. tislss
. Eiectro&teem EIertSie steam
Radiators Were ts723. Nos.
SASS
Cambinstiou Gas Hsspiate;
oven and grille Was ssss
Nov --3s~s~~---..-s- - -. stsIN~
. Gas Hesplatex- Were slS.
Naw fass
Gas Hesplate. Was sis. sow.
Sass
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced

Regular and Half Sizes
A group of rayon crepes in solit
Gray, black, green, navy, brown.
32-Were s19.95 to s25. Now,
SITS
90-Were $17.95 to $29.95. Now,
$3.50
75-Were $22.s5 and $25. Now,
S16.50
100-Were $29 .95 to $49.95. Now.
$22.25
20-Were 1895. Now $3.50
15-Were $45 and $49.95. Now.
$33.75
W8zI-Women's Dresses. Third
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Aprons 81
Wsrs n.ss

~ EfE &AsFR
.6s Aprons in assorted styles
and coiors ef permanent finish
organdy or pereaIe.
80 Hsusedresses In huston-frurs
styles of Sanforixet tresi6slal
si1rinkage less than ~ cotton
fabrics. Assorted coiors Sszes
10 and %. Were sses. Nos.
t1Ss
waxI-Aprunx. Third Tsoog
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Gift Items Reduced

1 Lazy Susan Condiment Set.
Was $685.. Now $8.9s
3 Aluminium Relish Trays. Were
IS. Now -A---S2.50
2 Wood Candy Boxes with metal
top. Were $l2.50. Now IS
8 Horse Head Wall Plaques.
Were s.. Now ---$1.5o
3 Ivory Napkin Rings. Were
$3.50. Now -----&1.75
6 Ivory Elephants. Were $l2.
Now
I Ivory Animals. Were So. Now
So
wSxL-Gift Shop, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

checks and jerseys; straight and
~, black and navy. Sifes 3 to Is.
100 Junisr Dresses In rayon
shantungs. crepes and taffetas;
also a few eottons. l and 2-piece
styles. In good assortment o.
prints and plain colors. Sizes Q
70 IS. Were $l2.95 10 SOS Nov
S5.95 and Ss.sS
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Summer Rugs at Reduced Prices
Fibre, Cotton and Fibre Cocoa,
Fibre and SisoIs

patterns heavy reversible texture hhe
4-9xl2 green. brown ,.-,, ANN.
Now w-------s s1sss %-i@l' sieeh "ee '"''
3-8xl0 brown Were ----.-~---.~~. sass
Sl5s5
reversible designs tan predominant
2-9xl2 S22 95. Now Sl2aS
% 275o Now s17!ss
wearing sa reversible with intermittent stripe
i-oxl5 beige Was s6495 Now -. u... w.. ax
o~sh5 Fose OF gray "es s'6"
2-4xe beige Were sl2e5 Now -.-----.----.-
linen rusx color
with bound ends
ground. blue or axa ground bound ENDS
green fringe. Were s2o32o u,.. .oe an sow ssan
washable scatter In beige RED nn
rose of green: all eoiors In all ses
~ 9a,aa Were 3xs sii ss Nov. 1ss
- II Nov sass
- aaxA Were Were iss Nov - s5e
Fibre rugs xood quality reversible discontinued patterns
,,xIs heavy Medium quality. blue
W.. New weres3 1.s
IoxtS medium quality green medium quality wine
VIZ. Now sl0p3. Nov Sass
Gotten Jacquard woven reversible rssA
4-27x54 figured Were Wool broaaicou ron @ our
so'oo no" ~~-----~---- s l-i2i0"xi4p~ white
s-sx5 figured. Were So loop pile Was
Nay sfIsa
80 i-I2p"xise~ Blue carved ef
Miscellaneous feet Va Sztz17
i-iox4 hand hooked ii2x13 al-wool green t.is.
pile sii77 Nov sssA
rug blue Was sszo7s NOW waffle cushion
sissss pads sl3es Nov xsss
w&I~-Rugs
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Misses Spring Goats Reduced
II or more
full length fitted fared beted styles
Of fabrics. Sizes 10 TO 20
4 NAV. Gao so Now sasa IA 1895 to 500. Now
"eie S10'o 'o"-------'~''' $3.50
$3.50 IA were 500 TO s25
Evening star., 1949-05-19

wSZI-Dress Fabrics and
Patterns, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Walnut Room Fashions Reduced

A group Of cocktail and afternt
taffetas, crepes, faiiies. Also a f
Sizes 10 to Is.
10 were 1895 to $3.50. Now,
$44.50
8 were $125 to $50. Now,
S56.25
4 were Sl1O. Now -$57.25
5 were s125 to s195. Now. s67.25
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Floe
Evening star., 1949-05-19

crepe, HSSUrttu CUIUIs IiN kIUuP'
II Swagger Ties, rayon. h, as
sorted colors. Were $1.95. Now.
$1.25
"a Cocktail Aprons, blue and
white rayon with Manhattan
photo-print. Were $5.s5. Now.
81
1s Dickies, rayon Were $2.95.
Now $l.S5
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Women's Dinner Dresses Reduced

REGULAR and Half Sizes
A group of rayon crepe gowns, a few ray
crepes. Aqua, blue, rose, gray, black Sizes
3-Were s35 to $125. Now, S22.25 1-W'
9-Were S5995 and $6995. Now, W.
S3375
3LWere S49.95 Now S3725 wv
W&L-Women's Formal Wear Third Floo
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Boys SIocks, s3.ss and s5.ss
Were SS.7S TO SI5

"
labeled fabric slaek
blue, solids and fancy. Sixes q, 81 81
Evening star., 1949-05-19

ctrscai Appliances. Down Stairs store
Evening star., 1949-05-19

2 were $3.50. Now-----$71.25
8 were $l25. Now----S93.75
2 were $165 to sls5. Now,
S123.75
l was $225. Now $112.25
/ was $195. Now----Sl46.25
Evening star., 1949-05-19

w&L-Knit Underwear.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Girls BIouses, Sl.e5

i. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Royon Crepe Dresses, $:

W&1-Neckwear Aisles Is and II, First Floor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18

be segregated or otherwise dis
eliminated against" Mr.. Perry's
memorandum asserts,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18
XXX Cross Burned
Before Wrong
Persons House

Orangeburg, S. C.-(A)-Believ-
ing the home of Mrs. Debhie
Stevenson to be that of a Negro; .
cross was burned in a residential
section Of Orangeburg. No arrests
have resulted from any of the five
incidents.
It was the fifth cross burning
in Orangeburg county in the last
six months, but the first in the
city limits. The five-foot wooden
cross all wrapped in burlap. was
burned while Mrs. Stevenson and
her two daughters. both nuryes.
were asleep.
Police Chief T. Elliot SaIley
said he believed II might hsve
been case OF mistaken identity
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18
Shoe Store Joins
Press Family Of
City Advertisers

The United Shoe Store, 7Ol Main
street this week joins the Press
family of advertisers, and it is an
other one of the Press clients
that 1t can proudly endorse.
Press advertisers are not merely
merchants who are trying to push
their commodities off on the Me-
gro buying public. They are ad-
Vertisers that are chosen after a
careful observation of their deal.
ings and treatment of the Negro
people. 1t isn't every merchant
VINO can advertise in the Press.
therefore, when you see an ad
IN this paper, you can be assured
mat you are welcome and your
patronage is appreciated.
The United Shoe Store Is a new
store but II is not too new for a
STUDY of 1t merchandise and treat
ment of Negro patrons to be
known to this paper
The Press knows what II has to
offer in the line of quality foot
wear, and feels no hesitancy in
recommending the store to you,
but on the other hand advises you
to 60 down to the store Monday
at the beginning of a big display
OF latest fashions and see for your
self.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18
Watch housinu
Program NAACP
Warns Branches

Observation-Disclosures of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People
throughout the country have been
alerted to keep a vigilant eye up
on the housing program In their
respective localities being devel-
oped under the Federal Housing
Act of l949.
In a memorandum to all
branches. Leslie Perry of the As
sociations Washington Bureau
warns the local units to be ever
watchful that the slum clearance
program is not used principally
as vehicle for getting Negroes
out of desirable sections of the
city and relocated in rundown
segregated sections"
Pointing out the responsibility
of local housing authorities in de-
termining need, site location, and
income limits for occupants, Mr..
Perry urged the branches to "ex-
anime the qualifications and atti-
tude of every candidate for men,
bership on the local authority"
Further, the NAACP official states
local housing authorities are re-
quired under the law to relocate
families displaced by Stun clear
ance activities in decent, safe and
sanitary dwellings with rents, pu-
bile utilities and other services
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18

not less desirable than those in
the areas from which the families
were displaced.
The branches are also urged to
have representative testify at
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Charles Lochinvar Alexander,
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 874l8
Willie B. Alexander, Defendant
The defendant, Willie B. Alex
ander Is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff, Charles Lochinvar Alexander.
Dated: October oath, 1919
]. r. Booker
Attorney for Plaintiff
Philip A. DeSalvo
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. c.
10:28;11:4-1l-18 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18

er ON farm. The Federal Grand
Jury returned kidnapping indics-
ment and the men have been ar
rested. The victim was beaten in
to Inconsistencies before being
transported from Arkansas to Mis-
souri, farm. He was saved when
he escaped and reported his,
plight to federal authorities.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18

public hearings held by the local
authorities to settle on the ac-
QUESTION of sites for Stun clear
anee, mo eligible family should
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-11-18

Rev T. G. Sims pastor of Greater New Hebrone Baptist
church. 10th and Maxwell preached request recently
for Mrs L. G. Gentry 1926 Lacede Avenue ST. Louis Rev.
Sims preached the subject II this Earthly Tabernacle Shall
See AROUND TOWN-page four
Evening star., 1949-11-21
|kain-EyentFi Fighters
Sought at Turner's
AII-Star Ring Show

Tomorrow nights all-star box
ing show at Turner's Arena is de-
signed by Matchmaker Gabe Men
endez as a method of picking
main n-event fighters for the next
month or so. Such boxers as Pat
Thomas, Leon Daughtry and Rol-
land Randall will be watched
closely by Menendez to see if their
showing and their crowd appeal
warrant feature matches.
Menendez has four eight
FOUNDERS booked tomorrow night.
The program was moved from its
usual Monday night spot to avoid
conflict with television of an opera
tonight.
Thomas, hard-hitting local
lightweight, goes against Walter
Ham, the fighter who recently
ended his nine-f fight winning
streak. Daughtry, a welterweight,
meets Bobby Dawson Of New York.
Both are undeteated in their pro
careers. Randall, also fairly new
| to pro ranks, takes on seasoned
Johnny Holt in a middleweight
engagement.
The fourth eight-rounder
matches Mel Bartholomew of New
Orleans against Billy Patterson of
New York. Patterson has appeared
here once before and hoored Stone
wall Jackson. ...