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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-10
MOSS ROSE NOW
 AT 2OTH CENTURY
 H SENSATIONAL

With superb cast starring Peggy Cummins, Victor Mature and Ethel Barrymore, Twentieth Century Fox has brought the sensational best thriller Moss Rose to the screen, and in so doing has given moviego- CTS a gratifying piece of motion pie ture entertainment to cherish for a long time to come. This feature is at the goth Century Theatre for the last showings tonight.
 The picture has managed to distill a powerful potion of emotion, sus- Ipense and fascination that is all too rare in most of our so-called psychological thrillers.
 AS a matter of fact, although the characters involved in this absorb ing story of murder and violence
 have. perforce, certail "psycholo- gical" quirks. it is to the everlast- , ing credit of all involved in mak- ing the film that not single psy-
 chiatr.st was dragged in to have the picture with pseudo-psychologi- cal claptrap.
 A truly unusual plot involving some mighty interesting characters brought into sharp, clean focus by
 excellent portrayals. direction ane
 production gives Moss Rose it. standout power and fascination.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEAKER AT JWC
 LUNCHEON MEETING

Ralph Rivers, Territorial attor- ney general, will be the speaker at the Juneau Woman's Club lunch con Wednesday noon in the Gold Room of the Baranof. Following the talk, Rivers will answer ques- tions dealing with legislation. Mrs. Doris Barnes, vice president of the Alaska Federation of Women's clubs; and Mrs. Amelia Gunderson, president of the Ketchikan Wo- mans club, will give short talks.
 In addition to the speakers, Mrs. Stanley Baskin will give several vocal solos. Clyde Jensen and FL ton Engstrom, Jr., will play saxo- phone-clarinet duet, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Popejoy at the piano.
 For mothers with small children, the AWVS nursery school will be open from 12 to l Wednesday if any reservations are made. Call Mrs. Kenneth Axelson by Tues day night if reservations are desir- ed
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SONG" E DRAMATIC STORY
 NOW AT CAPITOL

The most arresting screen re- nance seen here in many a moon is Might Song" the John Crom- well production for RKO Radio, now at the Capitol Theatre.
 Co-starring Dana Andrews, Merle Oberon and Ethyl Barrymore at the head of a brilliant cast that in cludes such personages as Hoagy Carmichael, Artur Ru5instein and Eugene Ormandy, this picture blends the writing of new concerto with an expressing love story in fresh and delightful fashion.
 Andrews role is that of a tal- ented young composer, embittered because of blindness, while Miss Oberon portrays wealthy music lover who becomes interested in him when she finds him playing the piano in San Franslco night spot.
 Learning from his friend, Car michael, that an expensive opera tion might restore Andrews sight but that he is far too proud to &C., cept the money it would cost, the heroine confers with her cynical aunt Miss Barrymore on ways and means of assisting the young man in spite of himself. She finally evolves plan over which the friend and the aunt shake their heads, but the way it works out makes for an exceptionally intriguing plot and a stirring climax.
 Throughout this plot is woven the creation of a concerto for piano and orchestra, musical chore that for the first time in this reviewers memory is accomplished realistic ally and honestly. And the final scenes, when Rubenstein and the New York Philharmonic-Sym Orchestra play the finished work in Carnegie Hall under Ormandy's conducting, are beautifully done.
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payments of obligations previously incurred. The Secretary of Interior would also be authorized to enter into additional contracts totaline $750,00
 Another S5,8OOOOO is sought to pay obligations incurred ill the construction of the new public air ports at Fairbanks and Anchorage
 The Army Signal Corps seeks $3,- 1l4,0C0 for the operation and the maintenance of the Alaska commun- ications system. Last years appro- priatjon was $1 ,804 ,OO0.
 Reclamation Bureau investigations Of the water resources ot the Terri tory are budgeted for $250,000, as against Sl50,000 last year. The Geo. logical Survey seeks $500,000, against $325, 900 last year, for study of the mineral resources of Alaska.
 A big increase is sought for AL aska fisheries and game law en- forcement. The budget item of $1,- 273,700. compare with $225,00( granted last year, includes funds for the repair of certain buildings roads and other facilities.
 Protection of the Pribilof Islands for seals and studies ot the utiliza- tion of the products of the fur seals are budgeted for $481 300. An ad- ditional $37,400 is sought for fur seal investigations.
 Other items in the budget pro- posed for Alaska include:
 Care and custody of the insane, $494, ,000; putlic school maintenance $50,0G0; indigent relief, $20,0O0; pay ments to Alaska for the operation of the Agricultural Experiment Sta ton S44,940; Geophysical Institute (to retire contracted obligations) $875 ,000; salaries and expenses ot the Governor and Secretary of the Territory, $67,70O. Mount Mckinley Park s69,789 (expenditure current year, s56,768).
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JUNEAU TO VOTE ON STREET PAVING
 BONDS TOMORROW

Tomorrow, between a. m. and T pm, Juneau taxpayers will de- eide whether to incur a bonded in- debtedness of $260,000 for additional street and sewer repairs and inn provements, and for additional sur facing and resuriacing of streets and sidewalks.
 It is estimated that, with some $150,000 worth already under con- tract, the proposed addition sur facing would give Juneau 90 per cent paved streets. In many in stances, concrete sewer lines would be installed, replacing old wooden ones, before paving is begun.
 Citizens who voted in the April general municipal election, and those who registered before last Saturday noon, are eligible to vote, provided they also are taxpayers in the City of Juneau, as this is a bond election.
 For tomorrow's Special Municipal Election, there will be but one vot- ing place, the city being considered as one precinct Balloting will be in the City Council Chambers in the City Hall.
 Judges will be Mrs. Beatrice AL begoff, Mrs. Robert Burns and Mrs Gudmund Jensen. Grant Baldwin and Mrs. Eva Nygard will serve as clerks.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS WILL HEAR
 LEGISLATORS, TUES.

Mrs. E. L. Bartlett will be the honored guest at the League of Women Voters luncheon, which will be held in the Baranof Hotel Tues day noon. Mrs. Bartlett and her two daughters will leave for their Wash ington, D. c. home at the end of the week
 Stanley McCutcheon will present a report on the work of the House of Representatives to date and Miss Anita Garnick will give similar report on the Senate.
 Everyone is invited to attend the luncheon. Reservations may be ob- tained by calling the Governors House
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OHIOAN HERE

Ray L. Stephens of Hammond, Ohio, registered yesterday at the Baranof Hotel.
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FROM YAKUTAT

Albert T. Weed of Yakutat regis tered yesterday at the Baranof Ho- tel.
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BIG BUDGET FOR ALASKA
 REQUESTED

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BfGINNER5' BAND HONOR
 ROLL IS ANNOUNCED BY
 DIRECTOR JOE 5H0FNER

The beginners band honor roll fol the month of December, as an- nounced by Director Joseph Shof- ner, is as follows: Mike Blackwell Christie Crondahl, Donna Eneberg Mike Grummett, David Rolling worth, Erik Iverson, Nancy Mo- Dowell, Gordon Oakes, Sam Peko- v.ch, Dennis Ryan, Arlene Smith and Ted Tisdale.
 To make the honor roll, the band student must attend rehearsals reg ularly, attain the required pro- ficiency in playing, and practice a minimum of 30 minutes daily.
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DEEP SEA FISHERMAN's

Unions regular weekly meeting, Tuesday night, Jan. II, at 7:30 D.. m. Be there. 89 2t
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NEW CORPORATION

A certificate of incorporation has been issued by the auditors office to the Sunrise Corporation. to en- gage in the business of public en- tertainment and properties pertain ing thereto. Capitalization is for $1O0,000.
 Incorporators are John s. He'll enthal, Ralph H. Cottis and Esther Matilda Thompson, all of Anchor age.
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ANB. ANS RESUME
 WEEKLY MEETINGS

The Alaska Native Brotherhood and Alaska Native Sisterhood will resume their weekly meetings and the first one is called for tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the ANB Hall on Willoughby Avenue. Hereafter all meetings will be on Monday nights. This is the information given out today by William Jack, secretary.
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FRA SANDING ROADS

With rain washing off layers of snow and slush, the highways are down to bed ice" so outlying roads are being sanded by Public Road Administration crews, is the word from Chris Wyller, PRA district engineer.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Housewares
Greatly Reduced

zoo Packages Vegetable Paper
Parchment Bags. IS to package.
Were Csc. Now -- 10c
125 Packages Water repellent
Bags, for garbage, disposal or
food storage. Were Csc. Now,
10c
$50 1s-inch Z 75-foot rolls of
Paper Parchment. Were Csc.
NOW
Is Two-piece Pie Plate and
Chrome Frxme. Were 81. Now,
Soc
"a Clothes Rapid Washers.
Were 81. Now------------25c
IL Unfinished Costumers. Were
$3.50. Now -$1.25
30 Unfinished Step1adders, 8
2-feet high. Were $1.49. Now,
SOC
Is Folding Dish Drainers. Were
81. Now -4Oc
2 Porcelain-top Tables, wood
legs and drawer. Were 1926.
Now $3.50
1000 Packages Paper Napkins,
luncheon-size. Several designs.
80 napkins in a package. Were
Csc. Now -----------5c 50
W&L-Housewares,
Down Stairs Store
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Corsets and
Brossieres Reduced

rs Well-known Make Brassieres.
Sizes 80 to 38. Cotton and
rayon satin in tearose, white,
some black. - S1.35
80 Famous make Long Line
Brassieres in Cotton. White and
tearose. Sizes "a and SO. Short
brassieres with built-up shoulder
In white cotton. Sizes "a, SO, 80
and 40. Strapless white satin.
Sizes 81 to 36. Were $3.50 to
$3.50. Now $1.75
Is Girdles, MINER mesh,
mesh elastic. cotton and rayon
batiste with elastic batiste.
Others with rayon and cotton
satin panels with lemo sides, all
with talon closings. Sizes 26. 27,
90, 80 and 80. Were $3.50 to
$7.95. Now S4.95
IL Side Hook Girdles. Well
boned figured broche of cotton
and rayon. Some summer mesh.
Sizes q, 28, 20, 80, 81. Were
%. NOW 1913
W&L-Corsets, Third Floor
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Gloves, Reduced

40 pairs Leather Gloves ..
pigskin, capeskin and doeskin.
White, brown, black. Broken
sizes and styles. Were IS.
Now $3.75
"a pairs Leather Gloves, cape
skin and -doeskin. Shorty and
six-button styles. Black, navy,
white or beige. Broken styles
and colors. Were 1895. Now,
$2.s5
Is pairs Shorty style and l.
button Gloves, In dressy styles.
White, beige, navy. Broken
sizes. Were $3.50 and $s. Now,
$4.s5
s. Double Woven Rayon Gloves,
4-button, pull-on style. Brown,
white or rust. Broken sizes.
Were $1.50. Now $1.1O
Is pairs Double Woven Nylon
Gloves, shorty style with ruffled
cuff. Brown or navy. Were
$3.50. Now --$1.85
Z pairs Gauntlet-style Double
Woven Rayon Gloves. Were
$3.50. Now-------$1.85
Is pairs Double Woven Cotton
Gloves, hand sewn and ma
chine sewn. White, navy and
chamois-color. Broken sizes.
Were So. .$2.25
W&L-Gloves, Aisle 1s,
First Floor
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Occasional
Reduced

1 Lawson Key-arm Sofa, T.
cushion style. Upholstered In
blue cotton tapestry. Was
$185. Now -------S S125
/ Tufted Channel-back Chair,
upholstered in lime cotton mat
lasse. Was s199. Now $3.50
l Two-Pedestal Dining Table,
of Palomino mahogany. Was
$90. NOW $65
l Buffet, Of Palomino mahog-
any. Was $120. Now SIS
4 Arm Chairs, upholstered in
yellow Duran plastic. OF Palo-
mino mahogany. Was $3.50.
Now -----$24.50
: Pull-up Chairs, blond fin
ished hardwood. Upholstered
in a cotton floral. Were each
$62. Now ----------$37. rs
Is Metal Smokers. Were 1925.
Now 1886
"A Metal Smokers. Were 1915.
Now
"a Wall Racks, hardwood,
painted red or blue. Were so.
Now $3.50
l Card Table, metal frame,
brown plastic-covered top. Was
$12.95. Now ow-------$5
l End Table, blond finished
hardwood. Was $3.50. Now,
$22.50
l Lamp Table Of mahogany
and brass. Was $40. Now,
$3.50
W&L-Occasional Furniture,
Sixth Floor
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Special Purchase Of Famous Make
1ricot Knit NyIon Underwear
Ireguars if perfect ,ooud sell higher prices

lrregulars, u perfect, toOutd sell in Ou
IS toee-trimmed Trieot Knit NyIon Brief
style Pontes. Block, pink, white or blue
Sizes to J. Were $2.56 Now-----$l.75
IS Toilored Trcot Knit Nyon Briefs, in
white, yellow or pink Sizes 4 to 7. Were
$i %.
Is Short Trunk Style Ponties Of tricot knit
nylon. Sizes 6 to 7. Were 81 so. Now, SITS
50 Toilored Slips Of tricot knit nyIon. Brown,
navy. white or pink. Sizes "a to SO. Were
S.. .e5=Now S4.z5
SO Royon jersey Briefs and Short Flare Pan
ties. Ieorose only. Small size only Were
ST. Now 35e
Large Nylon Jersey Slips, in white or pink.
Sizes "A and 46 Were $7.o5. Now, $3.75
8 loce-trimmed NyIon Jersey Pontoloons,
broken sizes. Were $7.95. Now SITS
6 Nylon Jersey Cape Bed Jockets. Were
$lOe5. Nov ---------------- -$5.z5
W&I-Knit Underwear Third Floor
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BOYS ApporeI Greatly Reduced

1O0b shades brown,
blue Sizes SO to Were $495
5 Wee Neck Sweaters in red white and maize Sizes 30 to
$685. S485
II Wee Neck Sweaters Of 100 wool Shades of red blue
Sizes %, 80 and 36. Were $685. $4s5
IL Wee Neck Sweaters 1907 WOOL White
$685. S365
Junior Turtle Neck navy
and royal blue Sizes g. TO- Were $685. S265
II Junior Sleeveless Sweaters and 1907 WOOL
Sizes small and medium. Were $685.. $265
3S Junior Crew Neck Sweaters of wool fancy
of maroon tan brown Sizes r. Now
Sl.S5
81 Junior Sleeveless Sweaters OF 1909 wool shades
small and medium Were 1896. S185
81 Junior Sleeveless Sweaters small
medium and large Sizes g. 10, 12 Were $295.
Dress Shirts of cotton broadcloh White
IN the group Sizes Az 15 154 Were $325 and
10S Dress Shirts Of white cotton broadco
oxford cloth Sizes 14a, 15 15 Were $395
70 Sports Shirts blue 49, Long sleeves
50 Sports Shirts Of with LONG
sleeves Sizes 10 to 90 Were s3e- -$2S5
W8sI-The Boys Store, Fourth Floor
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Sporsweor
Reduced

1S Two-piece Classic Town
Suits, rayon, in assorted colors
AND sizes. Were $1095. Now.
S6.s5
~43 Dresses, rayon and cotton
fairies. Assorted colors and
sizes. Were 1896. and 1885.
NV S5.9 S5.95
Is Pairs Stacks in rayon fabrics.
Assorted colors. Sizes 10. to 18.
Were $8.95 and $10.95. Now, $3.50
19 Rsyon Dresses and Cotton
Corduroy Jumpers. Assorted
colors. Sizes II to 18. Were
1925 and $14.95. ow---$9.50
50 Pieces Assorted Sportswear:
Cotton corduroy vests, wool
plaid skirts, wool tweed jackets,
cotton corduroy blouses. As
sorted colors and sizes. Were
$7.95 to $1395. Now $3.50
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
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Rugs at a Great
Reduction

Cotton tufted rugs in several
colors, not every color In every
size.
5 svx54". Were .ia.s5. Now.
S6.95
) SIS needletuat. Were $ls.s5.
Now -1$9.95
Z 4x6 green, beige and gray
colors. Were $3.50. Now.
s14.s5
: Sx5' rose, beige, green and
yellow. Were $2l.95. Now,
$12.95
Cotton Beauty Treds in blue,
beige, dark green, light green.
Not every color In every size.
4 20x36". Were $3.95. Now,
$1.95
4 A"x44". Were 1895. Now,
$2.s5
1 Yxy. Were $11.s5. Now.
3s.95
miscellaneous
: s,x1E Rugs, blue, rose. green.
Floral design. Were $116. Now,
$3.50
1 3'xY Klearflax rugs. Were
t41 3f}. Now &14.9S
Cotton Lid Covers
3 Beauty Treds. Were $1.66.
2 Gray Loop Twist. Were $2.25.
NOW ---------------- -$AsAv
: Blue and beige loop. Were
$1.50. Now --------------35c
, Chinelle In bIne sr rose. Were
41.66. Now -----------..5oc
W&I-Flo Floorcoverinss,
Sixth Floor
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Notions Reduced

IL Suit Bags. OF cotton floral
chintz, Is" length with 36~ slide
fasteners. Were $4.95. Now,
sa.7s
10 Rainwear Bags. For UNI
hrellas, rubbers and shoes. Col
ors wine and blue. Were $1.85.
6 Twelve-pocket Shoe Bags.
Black. Were 81. Now 81
5 Knitting Bags. Cotton ma
terial, floral design. Rayon lin
ing, wine background. Were
SITS. ow---------------$I
40 Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes. Quilted plastic. Colors
wine and blue. Were 81. Now,
CSC
36 Kleinert's "Unawear" PAN
ties. Rayon. Small, medium or
large sizes. Were 50. Now, $1.5o
100 Pairs Plastic Shoe Trees.
Assorted colors. Were SOC.
4NOW VOC U1lI
"A Travel Cases. Fiberboard.
Fitted with hangers. Brown.
Were $1.80. Now $1.20
including 20T tax
10 Kleinert's Two-way Stretch
Girdles. Rayon elastic with
supporters. Small size only.
Tearose. Were Soc. Now 25c
4S Novelty Salt and Pepper.
Shakers. Clear plastic. Were
75c. Now Soc
So Selecte Shoulder Straps.
Cotton, washable -. adjust
able. Black only. Were 15c.
Now Sc
36 Pairs Supporters for Girdles.
Black rayon elastic. Were l5c.
NOW ------------------
W&L-Notions, Aisles 81 and "a,
{ First Floor
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Bedding and Bedroom Furniture
At Exceptional Reductions

! 1 Mahogany Vanity. Was $65.
NOW ----------------------$ZS
1 Solid Oak Chest. Was $3.50.
Now ------------$39.50
1 Mahogany Chest on Chest.
Was $129. Now---------$85
! Modern Oak Chest. Was $139.
NOW $1S
/ Modern Oak Night Table.
Was $61.50. Now $29
l Mahogany Bench. Was SIS.
NOW ----------------- -
. Mahogany Benches. Were
$24.95. Now 312.25
2 Mahogany Framed Hanging
Mirrors. Were Sits. Now,
IS
l Maple Chest. Was $e4. Now,
$4S
/ Modern Blonde Mahogany
Bed, Single-size. Was sos. Now,
$50
/ Modern Oak Single-sise Bed.
Was $51. Now------------$35
/ Modern Walnut Single-sixe
Bed. Was ISL. Now------$35
s Mahogany Benches. Were
$3.50. Now-----A A.25
! Oak Vanity Base. Was $s7.5
Now - A3.55
! Walnut Benchs Was $11.
Now $3.50
l Maple Chest on Chest. Was
$64.50. Now-------------A
3 Maple Beds. Were $41.50. Now,
S31
/ Maple Night Tables. Were
1880. Now IL
2 Maple Benches. We're SIS.
W6I-Bedroom Furniture,
Bedding, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1949-11-10


50 HoIf Slips of trico knit nyIon. White,
pink, blue or block. Small, medium Or Iorge
sizes. Were $3.o5. $3.50
IS Toilored Chemises Of tricot knit nyIon.
White or pink. Sizes "a to ~. Were $4.o5.
Nov ---------------- $3.50
Is Trcot Knit NyIon Gowns, in yellow, blue,
black, pink and white. Sizes 81 to ~. Were
S7.95. Now S5.75
20 Trieot Knit NyIon Gowns, in white, yeI-
low, pink, blue. Sizes 81 to SO. Were
Sl2o5. Nov w--------------- $S.75
IS ! and 2-piece Royon Jersey shortie
Poionos, in white, pink or blue Sizes "a to
DO ----------------- 10
Is yellow NyIon Mesh FIore Ponties, sizes
and 5. Were $l.e5. Nov -------$l.35
5 Imported Pure Knit Silk Vests, in pink or
white. Sizes SO to SO only. Were Slo5o.
Now ---------7----------$3.75 Is
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Furs Reduced

BIock-dyed Coroeul Lamb jacket. Sizes L. Was S474
Nov ----------------------
South American Spotted Cot Coot Size H. Was 1884,
Nov Observation-Disclosures $40
Siver-dyed Muskrot Coot Size g. Wos 1854 Now $234
! Mink-dyed Southern Back Muskrot Coot Size 20
Was 1854 Now ------------------- $234
Now ------------2-.-- $3.50
Mouton- dyed Lamb Coat Size g. Was S234 Now $l32
! 3skin Natural Ronch Mink Scorf Wos ST. a. Nov $50
Prices include Federal
WdkI-Fur Salon. Third Floor.
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Women's 5 Better
Shoes Reduced

260 Pairs in group. Not all
sizes in every style, but a good
size range. Sizes S to 91a.
100 Pairs. This group includes
dress pumps and sandals, specs
tator pumps and oxfords; in
suede and calfskin. Brown,
black, blue, copper and balen-
ciago. Were $12.95 to 1926.
NO" 1000
70 Pairs Pandora shoes in
blue, brown. tan and blue calf
skin. Were $22.95 to S26.95. Now,
$16.s5
W&L-Women's Shoes,
Second Floor
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Umbrellas Reduced

10 Umbrellas rayons and
plastics. Few long handles.
Were 81 to So. Now 81
2 Slightly Soiled Umbrellas. /
navy with border, l wine. Were
IS. Now $3.50
2 Slightly Soiled Umbrellas.
Black with border and navy
blue. Were So. Now 81
1 Long-handled u m brella.
Slightly soiled. Bright red. Was
$1295. Now Sc
I Navy Blue Nylon Umbrella.
Curved plastic handle. Was $40.
/ Long handled U Umbrella
with ruffie. Brown with green
ruffle. Slightly soiled. Was
$3.50. Now ----S S9.25
W&L-Umbrellas, Aisle IA,
First Floor
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Art Needlework
Reduced

$50 Skeins Dritz Rug Yarn.
1907 wool, one-ounce skeins,
assorted colors. Were 35c. Now,
1Oc
6 Bernat Rug Paks. Consist of
rug pattern and yarn to COM
plete design. Three patterns.
Were $3.50. Now ---- $3.50
$50 Skeins Countyfair Sports
Yarn. 4-ounce skeins. 1909
wool, assorted colors. Were
$l.40. Now 81
100 Skeins Germantown Yarn.
Two ounce skeins. 1907 wool,
assorted colors. Were 98c. Now,
Soc
1 Uncovered FootstoOl. Ma
hogany finish. Slightly dam
aged. 9x14x8. Was $3.50.
Now ------------A
800 Skeins Tapestry Yarn. 1000
wool. 40 yd. skeins. Taupe.
Were 29c. Now 10cu
Is Petit Point Billfold and Eye
glass Covers. Design finished.
Were 81. Now -------$2.50
l Model Cotton Baby Dress.
White with pastel embroidery.
6 months to l year sizes. Was
$3.50. Now --------2
So Spools Colonial Cotton Rug
Yarn. 13-ounce spools. Nat
ural. Were $1.25. Now ----45c
6 Dritz Rug Kits. Consist of
rug pattern and yarn to COM
plete design. 3 patterns. Were
$685.. Now S3.75
W&L-Art Needlework,
Eighth Floor
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50 Cotton Flannelette sacques,
white trimmed with pink or
blue. Were $1.15. Now - S5c
1 Large Wicker Bassinet, with
blue percale skirt, cover and
pillow. Was much more expen-
l White Enameled Hardwood
Crib, double drop sides, nd
Unstable springs. Slightly dam
aged. Was 1895. As Is, $34.9S,
/ White Enameled SWAY High
Chair. Plastic tray. Was $2206.
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Girls
BIouses, $1.95
wy AAns a. ~
We're s2.95 and 1928

" CfC 0S/O UWU pOs/O
Blouses Of cotton or rayon In
the very styles all the girls like.
Dressy or sports types in both
white and colors. Sizes ! to IA.
IS Girls Blouses, cotton or ray
on. Dressy or casual styles. Sizes
Z to u. Were $1.95. Now :. $1.45
80 Girls Peasant Blouses, Of
sheer cotton. Trimmed with
eyelet embroidery. Sizes 7 to
IL. Were, $1.95. Now-------95c
80 Girls SIip-on Wool Sweaters,
in long or short sleeve styles.
White, yellow, red, green or
brown. Sizes Z to "a. Were 1896.
Now ------------ -$2.S5
W&L-Girls' Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Wonderful Savings for Babies and Todders
39 Voter RepeIn Snow Suits size Wool lined


40 Suits for Little Boys, Of fine
pastel cotton broadcloth. Sizes
] to 3 In the group. Were $5.95.
NOW --------------- $685.
n "Yolande" Dotted Swiss
Baby Dresses, delicate and pic
ture-pretty. Pink o ,lue trim.
Were 1895. Now 1885
! Gray Cotton Corduroy Suits
Tor little boys. Long pants,
tailored Jacket, white cotton
broadcloth shirt. Sizes 2 and 8.
We're H.05. Now------.-$5.s5s
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Juniors. Teens
Shoes, $2.o5
Weye s6.95 and s7.95

Choose from wanted styles In
suede, calfskin or patent. Good
size ranges az to 81, but not
every style Id every size.
80 Pairs Children's Shoes, in
patent leather, suede and brown
elkskin. Broken sizes and styles.
Were $5.95 and $685.. Now $2.95
W6I-Juniors', Teens and
Children's Shoes. Second Floor
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Mems furnishings at Reductions

100 Mems Atwood Scarves from
Special. es
200 Silk manv attractive paterns
from Wnlcn TO Choose Were Sic and $780,
rs Cigarette Lighters with military group nsgnias a. Now
$285
80 AWoo Sleeveless colors Sizes SO to a
Were $40 ------------ Now "a tx
IzVO Pairs Of Mems Hose labeled Sizes to 10
1rregaars perfect would sell for Now
WesI-The Mems Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Teen BIouses, $3.50

If perfect, ,0ond sell for much more
100 bouses in either cotton Tailored
styles long short sleeves Irregularities impair
Sizes 10 to 16.
SO Teenage Wool sweater reguars
or fitted perfect would sell for much
Sizes "a to 40.------------- s3so
Is Teen-age Corduroy Jackets a
facter closing out Green wine
regular stocks would sell for $1295. .SS95
20 Teens Cotton Shirts short sleeves neckn White
eooo color range Small medium large sizes Were 1885, Now 81
WkL-Teen- Apparel Fourth Floor