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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Canadian Graduates
Seek Jobs at Home;
Drift 10 j. ). Endinq

OTTAWA, Canada, Sept. 10
(CDN The other side of 1.-The
frontier annual rush by job
seeking college graduates seems
to have reversed its usual direc-
ton this fall.
According to the somewhat
amazed Canadian Employment
Service officials. the export of
brains on which some of this
|country's troubles have been
blamed in the past has suddenly
stopped.
Director William L. Condy OF
the Labor Department Employ
ment Service, reports that Amer
lean students and graduates are
writing all the time asking for
placement. They aren't getting
as much money in the United
States now and think the posi-
bilities are better here"
1--WE naturally look after our
own first" Mr.. Condy adds.
Nearly AL + llu JVUOs
The service has announced
that practically all of Canada's
1949 crop of college graduates
have found jobs.
For their part Canadian uni
versity authorities are Welcom-
ing the new situation. In other
years when they attempted to
get funds for college expansion
they ran into the argument that
public money spent on higher
education sis wasted because too
many graduates leave Canada
Now they can point to increas-
ing employment Of Canadian uni
versity graduates at home and also
to an import Of brains" trained
at United States expense.
Although no exact figures are
available, American college gradu-
ates are getting jobs here, Canad-
ians who have been studying in
the United States are coming
back to find jobs at home and
Canadians who have been en-
ployed south of the border are
also seeking to return.
80 Conditions to Be Tougher.
Taking the long-view. Arthur
MacNamara, deputy minister OF
Labor, is seeking the cooperation
of Canadian university presidents
in a drive to induce small and
medium sized companies not now
requiring college graduates to es-
tablish positions calling for uni
versity qualifications.
The Labor Department is also
warning that conditions to be
faced by 1850 graduates will be
tougher than they are this year.
Says Mr.. MacNamara: Many
employers will have reached a de-
gree of saturation in their re-
cruiting programs by that time.
It is therefore becoming necessary
to explore every means Of Great
ing new employment opportun-
tiles"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Philippine Hondicrofts
To Be Exhibited at Club

Philippine handicrafts, ranging
from pineapple cloth to rattan
slippers. will be exhibited from
4 to s pm. tomorrow at the Phil
ippine Club, 1708 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Invitations have been sent to
more than 100 business represent
atives. The display Is sponsored
by the Philippine Consulate. The
articles were made in the Philip
pines by the Philippine Relief and
Trade Rehabilitation Administra-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Bonds Finish Week
About Unchanged;
Rails Off Slightly
By H. c. Johnson
lssocioted Press Finoaeiol Writer


NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Buyers
and sellers subjected the corporate
bond markets price structure to
very little stress and strain this
week.
Losses and gains in the four
day trading week were so evenly
balanced that the market closed
the period at about the same price
levels of the week before.
Railroad issues lost a little
ground on average, while utilities,
low yield and foreign dollar bonds
all showed minor improvement.
Industrial liens held steady at the
previous weeks close.
Bond market customers found
little in the news to ruft1e their
trading composure.
MOP Reaction Mild.
A good example of this was fur
nished by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad strike that began Friday.
MOP" issues reacted adversely
and without much pattern. to a
situation that is bound to cut
deeply into the carriers earnings
in the immediate future.
The Missouri Pacific's seven
listed issues closed the week with
net losses ranging from fractions
to a top of 15s points for the SIS
of 81.
This could not be described as
lively reaction, considering the
fact that all the big carriers
freight and passenger traffic was
at a dead standstill by the end
of the week.
Since the strike did not involve
the question of general wage in
creases and therefore could not be
expected to set a pattern for any
industry wide development, it had
astle influence on prices of bonds
:, other railroads.
Turnover Increases.
Turnover during the four-day
week was $9,658, 900 for a daily
average of $2,414, 500. This was
some improvement over the aver
age of $2,008,020 last week, when
the five-day volume was $10,040.-
100.
Government bonds were strong
Tuesday and Wednesday, but
backed down from top bid prices
Thursday when bid quotations re-
coded along range of 1882 to
1872 of a point. There was no
movement Friday.
The ups and downs of the Gov
eminent prices were attributed
almost entirely to bargaining
among dealers in Treasury secur-
tiles. Actual sales to institutional
investors were few.
Corporations will rely heavily on
equity financing next week in their
search for funds for expansion and
other purposes.
Hartford Electric Light Co. is
selling 100000 shares of $50 par
value cumulative preferred stock
on Tuesday. The same day, Utah
Power d Light Co. plans to sell
148,155 common shares at COM
petitive bidding.
Standard Gas & Electric will
sell comparatively 100000 shares
of no par value common stock of
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Bids will be received Monday.
The already glutted market in
New York State, county and mu-
nicipal bonds faces another busy
week. Daily Bond Buyer lists the
coming periods total Of tax ex-
empt offerings at $56,894,4 50, COM
pared with $49,811,04l this week.
According to the publication Blue
List. the unsold inventory of re-
cent tax exempt issues on dealers
shelves now totals $138,859,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Over-the-Counter Market

The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association Of
but are unofhcial. They do not represent
actual transactions; they are intended as
guide to the approximate range within
sold Indicated by the bid or bought dn-
dicated by the Asked at the time Of COM
pilation. as of noon Friday. Crigin of
untafian furnished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 R,.-The Asso-
eisted Press index of 80 important whole
sale commodity prices registered its third
1880 on Friday from 1919 a week
earlier.
The food component, however declined
slightly after touching weekend highs for
the year for four weeks in row.
The index base year of 1928 equals 100
A year ago the overall index stood at
1890.
Aside from food and nonferrous metals
which also dropped narrowly, all other
components advanced, with textiles reach
inR a new 1919 high at 1929.
Fridays index. with comparable figures
for q week ago and a year agn. follows;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

Mack Mfg. Corp. will combine
operations of the New Brunswick
and Plainf1eld, N. j. plants at
Plainfield to cut costs. The
foundry will remain at New
Brunswick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
RELIGIOUS Education Week

The Commissioners yesterday
proclaimed the week Of Septem-
Der Is as Religious Education
Week" in the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

OuOtatlOns furnlSnEQ Dy NdtIUuAI hsoU'
citation Of Securities Dealers, Inc. which
transacticns or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated, are as quoted
by the sponsors or issuers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
BOND SUMMARY

tFurnished BY the Associated Press.)
selected list Of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high, low and CLOSING price for the week
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
StocB and Net
Dividend Rate High Low CIoss Chg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished by the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active stocks on the
New York Curb Exchange, showing the
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Stock and Net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 tR.-Dividends
declared:
Rate. riod. Record. able.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, Sept 10 LP,-National As
ISOLATION Securities Dealers, Inc, prices
as of close FRIDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

Rates Of dividends in the forsgoin nl
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special OF
extra dividends are not included
II I'd part paid ur Under rule. Wat War
rants WV With warrants XIV without
warrants. Also extra or extras Plus
last year. payable in stock estimated
cash value on ex.diyidend date De- Pc
Speeisred or paid this year an accumu-
iative issue with dividends In d srrsarsdi
ar no action taken at last dividend meet.
ing. Declared 1913. payable In 1870
y Liquidatine dividend. Payable In stock,
exact cash value undetermined on DEC
laratiop date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Woshinoton Stock Exchange

(Report Compiled BY Exchange omeias)
I WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE EoR YEAR 1919 UP n
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
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Produce Markets

.Plus extra or. extras. I
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bONDC
rRIIC UTILITIES

TRANSACTIONS ON Wal
AND
Evening star., 1949-10-06
1850 Two-Door Storage Cabinets
With Lock 1875

$50 90 Cord Cabinets. 4 double drower, 5xe,
$3.50 Cord cobinets, s double drower, 3x5,
1850
3-2e.45 Two-Letter Size Drowers on Bose.
1865
3-3o.o .o5 Storage Cobnets and 2-Drower Files
with double 4x6 drawers on top so
l--43e5 Storooe cobinets and 2-Drower File
with 4x6 double drawers on top 80
I-36 90 Five 4x6 Double Drower Cord Cob
s-2e.75 Letter-size Drawer and storooe Com
pertinent on base with locks 80
6-24.e5 One-Letter Size Drawer ond storage
compartment on base ----------- 6.6O
Single Drower File, rs" Deep $50
lo-l45o Single Drower File with loek--9.65
ST. 20 Double 4x6 Drower Cord Cobinet, 4.80
$50 Double Drower Cobinet. Is" deep.
$40 4x6 Cord File. rs" deep------ ESQ
l--3o e5 Two-Letter Size Drowers on bose plus
one 4x6 Cord Cabinet Is" deep ---20.65
1-26.75 Combination 1Letter-Size Drawer and
Storage Compartment on base. sold os Is.
l-5loo Five 4x6 Double Diower cdrd Cab
inets on base, with locks .--------Z5.5 50
l-ls.oo Three-Drower cord Cabinet, sod e nn e
Street Floor. Washtngton Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
At Washington and Silver Spring
5000 yds Printed Cretonne
If perfect 1873 and 2.I9 yd
If perfect 1873 and 2.D

You've this fobc first quoiN selling for much much more
right department These seconds with minute flows that
won't OBJECT get them ct Just one door
yod All 48nehes WIDE vopned and srnk IN big selec-
Of oroIs potens pod fern and novelty poens stripes
Match poens and coor for droperes and siPcovers
Third Floo. saosr Sptss
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Modern Bedroom Furniture
2-3e.e IS Night TobIes, brown oak veneers ond
hardwood ---~-~ --~-----19.95
3-34e5 Night Tobes Cordovon mohoeony
z-5e.s5 Night TobIes, yueco finished osh:
$685. Night TobIes. woInut veneets ond
5000 Nioht TobIes. eordovon mohocony
veneers and hardwood Z4.So
1855 Niont TobIes. bIeoehed mohooonv
veneers and hardwood ---- --.. Z9.95
@Inn,SU hord~ood ox'S"' ''O O''~ w s4.95
WV ~ 59.e5
l-looo 90 Chest, brown oak veneers and hord-
wood -. -.--- --------- a. 69.95
los 90 Chest, woInut veneers and hardwood,
$500
l-l3ooo Chest, bleoehed mohooon. vene.,s
and hardwood ------~------/ 1926
l-l3o.oo Chest. ook mist veneers and herd
l-2l4.e5 Chest, yucco finished ash -lo9.95
l-l56.oo Chest. eordovon mahogany vonee.s
1-l75.oo Chest. cordovon mahogany veneers
and hardwood ,---. --- 1880
l-75.oo Mr.. and Mrs. Chest, brown ook ven
eers and hardwood $500
l-e5 90 Mr.. and Mrs. Chest. bleoehed ~nohoe-
any veneers ond hardwood ------45. 90
l-l4O.oo Dresser Bose. oak veneers and hord-
wood ----~----- -@-....---. $500
l-ll3oo Dresser. cordovon mahogany veneers
and hardwood --
1-o5 90 Vonity base --~------ 35 90
wood - 1885
1895
l-le5.oo vonity, eordovon mahogany yenesrs
and hardwood --~----- 1925
3-4e.e5 Double Beds. sand ook veneers end
hardwood -----~--~----9.95
.1-5995 Double Bed, grey ook venee,s e,a sa
1885 Double Beds, brown ook veneers eod
1-5e.o5 Double Bed, oak veneers and hardwood,
1895
% veneers 'e and hordwood t ,oEN-e----124.e5
wood -.---~----24.s5
'} ond ho1d~ood 1d~o's 'e''' ''0~~ ~ ss.s5
r:asets eos 0S'ss sss sSaove" 'Sss sss
senss,, oos's oos sodssea sss s''y" 'Sss @SsS
wood --------------.-- 1895
1855 Twin Bed, oak veneers and hardwood.
9.e5
2-44e5 Twin Beds. ook veneers and hordwood,
9.95
l-59.e5 Twin Bed. wo'nut veoeers and ho,d.
wood ----1~ %
2-e4.e5 Twin Beds. eordovon mahogany yeneers
and hardwood .o5
2-e4O 90 Twin Beds, ook veneers ond hardwood,
24.95
1885 Twin Beds, ook veneers and hardwood,
1895
lo-2e e5 to 1925 Mirrors -----~--:-o.o5
2-l22.oo Chest, mohooony veneers and hord-
wood - 1895
$4,000 Chest woInut veneers and hordwood,
1895
7-l7o.O0 Chest. mahogany veneers and hord-
wood ...- ...---.. $500
Fourth Floor. Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Sc to 81 Printed Cottons, Dotted
Swiss, Oreondy, Botiste. .yd. 29c
Street Floor The Hecht Co. Wdahfndtnn

'nfonts and Tots
52-3ee infonts' Socks, sizes to s, 5 for ! 90
1870 Infonts Silk Wrappers -I.74
12-2.9e Infonts' Bonnets, corduroy - 1888
28-7e5 to 1895 Infonts Apiece knitted
Sweater Sets sizes ! to 3 .SS
3l--l.oo Infonts' Wool Knit Leeenes - 9oc
l0-4.ee Infonts' Silk Quilted soeque Sets 2.47
4I-l.e 80 Infonts' Pillow Covers - 90
1855 and e.e5 Tots Dresses, Skirts 6louses,
sizes to s 3.88
i2-5e5 Tots Corduroy sIocks and Royon Shirts,
sets. sizes 3 to ---------3.8S
1oO-2.oe Tots Cotton Knit Suits ------1.88
25-lo.s5 and l2.s5 ToddIers' Snow Suits sizes
to .---7.84
'50-2.99 and 800 Mother ard Daughter Sun
Dresses, broken sizes, TO Is - - 79e
39-l.5o Boys Sport Shirts. sizes to 7 o9e
25-l.ee Toddiers Wash Suits, sizes to .3S
=" Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Girls and Teen Underwear
57-2.25 Cotton FIonne poiomos. sizes 8. I.
I6 --------- --------- .oQ
11-2.5e Cotton EIonnel pojomos. sizes 10. Y
Second Floor, Washington store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Misses BIouses

Misses BIouses
ee-3e5 to sos Misses Cotton Bouses. checked
einehoms, eyeIet botste ond oroondie. Broken
sizes '32 to SO Observation-Disclosures Z.59
Third Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Dropery Febries, HoIf Price!
AZ yds. $50 to 4.eS Short Length Cotton Tapes
tries -l.25 to 2.9e I'd.
u yds 4e8 to 7es Short Length Royon Broeo-
telles and motelosse to 3.99
IS yds. 2eS Short Length Duran PIostie, 20
10 yds. 3.2e Short Lengths Plostie Cooted Fobric,
ITO yds. $50 Homespun Cotton Fobries plods
LIS I'd.
Sirth Floor, The Hecht Co., Washington
Sheets and Blankets
se-4.e5 Spun Royon Summer BIonkets $40
1856 ST. Mnys Pure Wool Lightweight
- Blankets 6.49
233 if perfect 59c Cannon Muslin Coses - 39e
II if perfect 20 FeIderest Crib Sheets 45x72,
.89e
lo3 if perfect 80 Muslin Sheets SO
81 if perfect 2.os Utieo Muslin Sheets, O8
1.99
u If perfect 2.7s Utico Muslin Sheets. slxlos,
1.o9
7os i perfect $40 Cannon pereoIe Sheets
1856 if perfect s.2s Common percoie Sheets,
7ol If perfect 7se Common pereoIe coses 67e
II # perfect 5:ss peppereI| pereo|e Sheets.
-. fZxIU6
Th> m
Evening star., 1949-10-06
lbs to l.95 Women's i
NyIon Stockings &c
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
20-l4.95 to 1895 Maternity
Dresses. Royon Crepe, Toffeto,
Brocoded Satin = 800
400 to 800 Misses Royon
Crepe Slips, Small Sizes It.

$500 Lace Royon Crepe Gowns -----3.9
le4so to 500 Fine Royon Crepe Gowns, g
l5-4.OO and 6 90 Royon Crepe Pontes - l.9
Third Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Furniture Clearance

12.95 to 14.95 BoudoIF, Leather
and Modern Wood Lomps .8.99
,5-lo.e5 Modern Wood Lomps ---- 5.9e
l-24.e5 Meto Lomp. cotton shade - l6.99
LASS China lomp. royon shode ----9.99
5-lo.o5 California Fiourine Lomps' ----7.99
25-l4.95 Glozed Pottery Lomps ------9.99
l5-9.95 GIozed Pottery Lomps .-------- $50
3-2o.e5 Torchieres
e-24.e5 Charlton Chino Lomps .------. 9.99
4-le95 Metal Lomps, wine shades ---1l.99
1859 Bridge Boses, all metal -.----- 6.99
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.. Washington
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Chino and Glassware
l0l-3.O0 Monogram Closes. white frosted,
set Of 8 ------------! -.---l l.SS
l50-6.95 Portuguese CocktoiI Closes.
set of 388
5o-l.25 Dorset CrstoI Suoor, Creoner.
Troy ice
90-l 90 Princess Feather" Pottern Sood
: PIotes 49, Soc
2o0-l. IS "Nosturtium" Cream Pitchers 39e
2OO-2.5O "Nosturtiun" sueor Bowls soc
350-25c to 2.65 Assorted Gosswore Sc to 90
1OOO-l.25 Ruby stenwore - 39c
lOOO-lOe to $50 Assorted Dinnerwore.
... Sc to 100
Seuenth Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
SpecioI Purchase Of Moore
Fountain Pens s. 1873

SpecioI Purchase Of Moore
Fountain Pens =. 1873
5oo-5oe Decorated Note Poper --------- 29e
3Oo-l 90 Decorated FIorol Note Poper- - z9e
2lo-l.25 Eoton's Get Acquainted Stationery 29e
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
7.95 Teens Oxford
and CosuoI Shoes !. 4.88
$3.50 to o5 chdren's and Misses oxfords
loo-6.e5 chdren's White High Shoes -z.96
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Teen Circle
eo-75e to 100 Seventeen" Cosmetics ---35e
l5o-1 90 Teen Jewely-
6o-75c to l.5o Seventeen" Cosmetics .35e
a-ll5o Fitted Cosmetic coses- 500
e-4oS Plastic Roinboots, medium, large, 2.66
27-1ees to 22.os FonnoI Dresses, sizes 10
to Is --------- IV.UU
Prices Include Federal Tar Where applicable.
Second Floor. washington Store only.
Misses 1895 and 1895 Royon
Crepe and Satin Dresses 100
ThHd Tloor, Wssht.stox Stort only
Evening star., 1949-10-06

$50 to $50 Women's Gloves
of Double Woven Cotton !. &c
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
100 to 300 Women's Novelty
and ToiIored Belts &c
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Women's Hats
so-l.ss to 2es Wool Felt eosuo' Hats. to!, f.
Street Floor Washington store Only Nv
Young Men. Wear
3-45 90 Tuxsdos, sizes "a, IS, 36 -24.O0
$500 students o-~oo Suits sizes sizes 81
s-IIsss5 A,I-wooI JUNO, Suits, navy, sis:
2-l7s5 AlI-WooI Sport coots. sizes it's,
s-4.99 Cotton Wosh sIoeks, sizes "a, 5e.
3o-5e5 Summer Stocks, sizes n to 81, l.o5
lo-7.e5 Melton Cloth PEG Joekets. sizes ID,
Second lloor, washington store only NV
Girls Weor
80 to 2.se Blue Gym Suits, broken sizes,
Isl 90 Long secfs in Disney prints - i9c
$3.50 to BIS Girls and subteens' PosteI
second Floor, Washington store Only
Boys Wear
es-4.5o Field Club Lonoies. 8 and 10 only
Second Floor Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Jr. Miss 1895 to l4.95 Royon
Toffeto 6 Royon Satin
Dresses 800
Women's SIS to $24 Luggage
Reduced from Stock .. SO

Fed. Tar Included
Included in group ore Troin Coses, 1s-ineh Over
n,oht Coses, q Inch Weekend Coses, Wardrobe
Coses.
Luggage Street Floor. Washington;
LoUer Lepel, Siluer Spring
Evening star., 1949-10-06

RefdgeFotors
2-l7e.e5 sonitory e-eu.-ft. Refrigerator:
ELECTRIC I1.10
1-25oe5 Monitor Gu. f. Refrigerator,
1895
l-25eo5 Electric 9 GU. #. refrigerator,
1895
1-2ee IS Gibson cu IT, Electric Refrigerator,
1895
l-234.e5 Admiral 8 Gu. #. Electric Refrie-
erotor
I-274o5 Admiral 10 Gu. #. Electric Refriq-
erotor .--------189.95
l--3eo 50 PhiIco Il GU. #. Electric Refroero-
l--3ee.5o Phileo eu #. de luxe Electric
Refrigerator 1880
Vacuum Cleaners
2-6ee5 Universal Tonk Vacuum CIeoners,
1895
1855 Universal Tonk Vacuum CIeoners.
1896
tth Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Te|evision and Appliances

TeIevision
l-43o.e5 Admiral TO- in. TV Comb. IN
FIN Rodc, Phono. Blond -.---- 1895
l-34eo5 Philco lO-in. TV Consolette.
l-44s e5 Philco o-in Tv consoIette,
1-43oo o5 Phco l2-in. ConsoIette, 1885
All Tv Prices Plus Ercse Tar
Washers
l-eee5 Thor Washer. lib. eopoeity.
l-llee5 FauItless Wosher. lib. eopoeity.
electric pump 69.95
l-l49o5 Norge Washer. Glib. copoeity,
l-l3ee5 GE Wosher, Glib. capacity. electric
pump SS.So
l-l5ee5 GE Wosher, BIB. eopoety, electric
pump --L-119.9
l-llee5 oE Washer, Glib copoeity. electric
pump IS.So
t-llee5, Young Wosher, 9-Ib. eopocity.
electric pump --49.yo
Teleuision and Applia
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Women's 1926 Block and Brown
Shoes, Button Trimmed 6.85
3.98 to 5.98 Women's Royon
Rioueae 7o2

4e-3.6o Cordurov Drowstrine 6oes Z. 40
$3.50 Plostc Suedine Boys 6oc
All prices include Federal tar
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
1880 MeneeI Modern Oak
Bedroom Suites, 3 pc. ;. 5000

Cloud grey finish; bed, chest, dresser.
Fourth Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Gift Shop

Gift Shop
1850 BIenko Hondcrotted Bowls --- Z, 90
5o-2.95 to e.o5 Deli Blue Jors, Ash Troys,
Bowls -l.S9 to 4. -
l5o-75e AieIlo Condles, Birthday Toe
$50 Volt Disney Fiourines .------l .o5
$3.50 Enoneted Cioorette Sets .---- S9e
$3.50 Copper and Black Fruit Bowls - so
5.ss to 7.ss
65-l 90 Conope Troys 49, 25e
- l4-f4.oo Hond-pointed Metal Troys -7.o5
32-3.e5 Hond-Pointed Metal Troys - 80
1855 Aluminium Hot Pods, set Of 3 10
Seuenth Floor Washington store Only,
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Misses BIouses
ee-3e e5 to sos Misses" Cotton BIouses, checked
oinahoms. eysIet botiste ond ofoonde. s-oteo 9n
sizes'32 to 36 6------------ Z.39
Third Floor Washington Store Only
300 Misses and Women's
.2.99 Cotton Dresses LOO
75-7.o5 to ee5 Royon Crepe Dresses. Royon tis-
sizes -~-..--., 500
third Floor, Washington Store Only
Budset coot Clearance
e-S25 to S35 Winter Coots ---------. SIS
45-s35 to S45 Yeor Round weight and winter
weight ooots. Novy, black. grey, green.
brown in Misses sizes 10 to 8 ond broken
sizes for women, l4h to "a 49, 1888
5-s2oo5 to S35 Royon and wool oobordne
suits broken sizes ond colors -----1z.88
7-s35 to $45 oil wool suits. Broken sizes eod
cciors L3.oo
Budget Goats and Suits, Third Floor.
Washington Store Only
Women's 1926 Black and Brown
Shoes, Button Trimmed 6.85
2e-,ee5 women's loird shober Bronze Lizord
oso
rhird Floor. Washington store only
3.98 to 5.98 Women's Royon
BIouses .2.98
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
8.34 Women's Handbags
Of Genuine Cobro 4.74
4e--s.eo CORDUROY Dtowst.ins soss---- z 20
$3.50 Ploste Suedne Boes .-------- Soc
All prices include Federal tar
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
lbs to l.95 Women's
NyIon Stockings 69e
Street Floor. Washington Store Only
20-l4.95 to 1895 Maternity
Dresses. Royon Crepe, Toffeto,
Brocoded Satin ..,.... 800
Maternity Shop, Second Floor.
Washington Store Only
BIousettes
47-z.oo BIousettes and Dekeys 70. 100
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
400 to 800 Misses Royon
Crepe Slips, Small Sizes 80. 1.99
$500 Lace Royon Crepe Gowns ------3.99
le-so'to 800 Fine Royon Crepe Gowns, l.99
l5-4.o0 and 900 Royon Crepe Pontes 1.99
Third Floor, Washington Store Only
Lingerie
$500 and 3e5 Royon Trieot Slips, lace TRIM
Teorose and white in the group. 81 to a.,
1.se
6l-l.oo Royon bros in block and teorose. 81 to
3e in the group - ------ 39e
27-2oo ond us Fine eombed cotton union
suits. built up shoulder. tight knee and wide
leg. Broken sizes. ---~---------- l.5O
Third Floor, Washington Store only
l.5O to $50 Women's Gloves
of Double Woven Cotton :. &c
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-05-07

Amid the twirling of tambourine'
and the clicking of castanets, gail,
CARRIED young gypsies = black
brown and white will transform
Neighborhood House, an educations
and recreational racial center o1
the Community Chest at 304 18tl
Avenue s., into a festive and color
full land of make-believe next Fri
day night, May Is.
The occasion is the annual
Spring Carnival, a major event In
which all diversified organized
groups using this Red Feather
agency unite in celebration. This
year it is built around a gypsy
theme, and Fridays carnival will
climax weeks of preparation.
True, the bright costumes. the
painted paper scenery and the
streamered booths all will be home
made. the work of the center's
staff members. the girls and boys
and the arts and crafts classes, and
admission to the carnival will cost
no more than package of gum =
the price is five cents.
The night is planned chiefly as