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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
City Asks Garbage
Bids Once Again

Once again Port Clinton is ad-
vertising for bids for the collec-
tion and disposal of garbage. The
legal action was necessitated
when Jesse Coins contract WAS
cancelled after he failed to full
fill his obligations two months ago.
During the emergency, council
men gave the job to W.. w. Baird,
Genoa, on a 60-day basis. AT that
time. Baird was told he would
be given favorable consideration
whom new bids are received, if
his work proved satisfactory. His
original bid was only 500 above
Coins low bid.
Contract will be for two years
and collections are to be made
twice weekly during April, May,
June, July, August and Septem-
ber and once weekly for the other
six months.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Spring Bird Trip
Set For Lakeside

Members of the Toledo Natuar-
lists Association will be at Lake
side this weekend for their an
nual spring bird trip. The event
always attracts a large crowd of
naturalists.
Slides and movies of interest to
nature lovers will be shown in
Orchestra Hall this Friday eve
ming, beginning at eight o'clock.
The program is free and open to
the public. Meals for the group
will be served by the Lakeside
Women's Society of Christian
Service
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Court Suspends
Mosley Sentence

Clarence Mosley, who was in
dicted by the Ottawa county
grand jury last week on the
charge of breaking and entering,
pleaded guilty to the charge when
arraigned before Judge Tom
Stahl, Friday.
Imposition of sentence was sus-
pended for a period of five years,
pending orders of the court.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
FIREMEN CALLED

Port Clinton's Volunteer Fire
men were called to the New York
Central Railroad tracks, near the
freight depot, early Sunday
morning when they extinguished
a blazing hot box which delayed
a freight train.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Courtney To Speak
AT Methodist Meet

DIR. Homer w. Courtney, gem
eral manager of the Lakeside As
sociation, will speak at the May
meeting of Methodist Men in
Trinity Methodist Church at a
dinEsr meeting next Tuesday
evening at 6:30.
I George Schade and Stan Larson
will be in charge of the program
for the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Postal Exams Are
Conducted Here

Oral examinations for the posi-
ton of postmaster of Port Clinton
were conducted here during the
forepart of the week by an exam
iner of the Civil Service Commits
sion.
Acting Postmaster Tom Kinney
was appointed last fall by Repre-
sentative Thomas Burke, and has
been in charge Of the postoffice
since the retirement of A. w.
Kalb.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
HONOR TOMATO
GROWERS THURS.
AT U. B. BANQUET
Wahlers Gains Awards For
Top Production In
County

Ottawa county's tomato grower
champions were honored Thurs
day evening at the banquet spon-
sored by the Gypsum Canning
Company and held in the E. U. B.
church. Plaques and certificates
were presented to Gordon Wah-
lers, Danbury Twp, Ottawa coun-
ty champion in 1919; Mahlon Lau,
Williston, second place grower,
and Clarence Schleivert, Williston,
third place grower.
Also honored were the 1948
leaders: Alvin Gerner, Carroll
township, first, and Lyle Ried-
maier, Danbury, second.
r. J. Stahl, of the Gypsum
Canning company staff, intro
duced Fred Grimm, Oak Harbor,
Ottawa county Agricultural Agent
who served as postmaster.
Dinner music was by the Syl-
van Quartet of the Trick Bro
theirs Accordion School, Toledo.
The youngsters, aged II to H.,
play accordions valued at $3,728.
Rev. J. V. Bigelow gave the in
vocation and Rev. Lawrence Mil
Ter, of Trinity Methodist church,
led the group singing, accom-
panied by Mrs. Morton Everett.
Selections were sung by the
high school girls trio, Ruth
Ewersen, Ottawa county's cherry
pie baking champion for 1949,
Janice Scott and Evelyn Dubbert,
with Karis Stahl accompanying.
Principal speaker was Eugene
Wittmeyer, extension horticulture
ist of Ohio State University.
Speaking briefly were Edward
Hitchcock, representing the Ar
mour Fertilizer Company, San
dusky, and Don Felbinger, of the
American Can Company, Cleve-
land. Completing the program
was the movie, "Vitamin Rivers
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
Sues Mrs. L;ano
For Fall Injuries

Freeman House, Clyde, has filed
suit in common pleas court against
Mrs. Jane Nj. Lano, administra-
trix of the estate of William
Lano, deceased, in which he is
seeking Judgment of $4,000 for
injuries alleged to have resulted
from fall from a scalfold, No
vember 30, 194S.
House claims he was engaged
as a laborer in building a factory
building for the Clyde Porcelain
Steel Company in Clyde for
which Mr.. Lano was sub-con~
tractor in charge of the masonry
work. Lano himself was fatally
injured last winter when he fell
from scatfolding at the Port Cln-
tan Elementary School building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
TRAIN AT CAMP PERRY

Units of the 14Sth Infantry,
Toledo, will spend the weekend
practicing firing on Camp Perry's
famous rifle ranges.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

Port Clinton's Chamber of Com
merce will hold its regular month
ly meeting in the Colonial Club
rooms this Thursday evening
Nav II.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12
lsEntersains Cub

fsEntertains Cub
Mrs. A. w. Kalb entertained her
card club with a spaghetti dinner
WufsGay evening. Cards were
the diversion of the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

A Democratic Paper Serving
Port Clinton and Ottawa County
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-05-12

Use q News Classified Ad.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
JUNIOR DEB SHOP
Jelleff's-Fourth Floor

Juniors $l9.95 and S22.os
Dresses. Print jacket suits, one.
piece short sleeve prints, basic
tissue failles; formals in ray
on taffeta ----------Sl2
Juniors $l6.95 and Sl9.9S
Dresses. Green, red wool
lumber jackets with navy skirts,
one-piece pastel wool jersey
Juniors $l4.95 and Sl6.9S
Dresses. One.piece basics with
wee necklines in navy or black
rayon sheer; violet one-piece
wool jerseys with push.up
sleeves; check novelty rayon
one-piece dresses $7.95
Juniors $25 and $29.95 Dresses.
One.piece rayon sheers with
polka dot or taffeta eirdles;
two-piece check wool suits with
pique collars; wool redingotes,
bright print dresses ---$l8
Evening star., 1950-04-20
BUDGET DRESSES
Jelleff's-Fifth Floor

Misses S1O95, s12.95, S14.95
and Sl6.95 Dresses. One and
two-piece basic, tailored and
dressy styles. Rayon crepes,
rayon jerseys, rayon tissue
failles, rayon sabardines in
black, brown, green, rust, grey
or red. Some navy and a few
dark prints, some solid color
dresses with color trims. Brok.
en- sizes from II to 20,
IS. $6 and $7.s5
Women's Sl0.95, Sl2.95 and
S14.95 Dresses. One.piece basic,
dressy and classic styles. Brok-
en- sizes but some in every
size; a few straight size dresses
40, AZ and a. Brown, black,
green, wine, grey, aqua and a
few in dark ground prints,
S.. $e and S7.s5
Sl0.95, Sl2.95 and S14.95 Ma
ternity Dresses. Rayon crepes,
gabardines and taffetas; some
wool dressy and casual styles;
some two-piece styles may be
used as separates. Brown,
black, green, aqua, lusgage; q
few dark prints but sizes are
broken. Some with color trims
on dark colors. Sizes 10 to Is,
So, S., $6 end S7.s5
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Hirohito Reported
Studying Christianity
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CARDIFF, Wales, April 90
emperor Hirohito, once regarded
by the japanese as semi-divine
was reported last night to be
studying Christianity.
DR.. Toyohiko Kagawa, noted
japanese evangelist, told the sum-
mer meeting of the British Coun-
Gil OF Churches that the Japanese
Empress is being instructed in the
New Testament, and that she. in
turn, was teaching the Emperor.
He was describing to the meet
ing the conflict in Japan between
communism and Christianity.
In every place there is a strug-
gle going on between commu-
nism and Christianity" he said.
He said there were fewer jap
anese Christians now than before
the war, but that a Christian re-
vival was under way.
DR.. Kagawa is a graduate of
Princeton University. He was Or
dained a Presbyterian minister
about 1908.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
FRENCH ROOM
JellefPs-Second Floor

Misses $29.95 to $3o.95 Dresses,
wool jersey, rayon crepe, tissue
failles; tailored, dressy styles.
Green, red, taupe, gold, beige,
white, violet, black; broken
sizes s-------SlS
Misses $2o.95 to $39.95 Eve.
ming and Cocktail Dresses, ray.
on tissue, failles, lace; rose,
aqua, black -------------SlS
Misses S39.95 to SOS Afternoon
Dresses, rayon crepes, satins,
velvets, taffetas, tissue failles,
pIeated, draped styles. Red,
brown, green, blue, black; sizes
1918 -----------------S28
$39.95 to S65 Daytime, Cocktail,
Dinner, Evening Dresses, ray.
on satin, rayon velvets, rayon
taffetas; ankle, full length,
bouffant, narrow. White, brown,
black; broken sizes --$28
Misses $39.95 to $49.95 Evening
Wrap, black wool, golden se-
quin embroidery; size 10, Sz8
Misses SOS to S69.95 Evening
Wraps, full-lensth, green, black
rayon velour; sizes 10, II, l6,
S38
Misses s49.9s to s79.95 Cock.
tail, Dinner, Evening Dresses,
rayon satin, taffeta. Some en-
broidery trims, draped, panel
skirts. Grey, white, black;
sizes l0.18---S
Misses Sl10 Wool Ensemble
with rayon taffeta trim, brown;
size 18- S48
Misses SIS Long Evening
Wrap, black rayon velvet, gold
and silver embroidered
sleeves; size l6 --$48
Misses S59.95 to $98.95 After.
noon Dresses, rayon crepe, taf.
teta, nylon net; sheath, bout.
FAINT styles, beautiful trims.
Navy, red, brown; broken
sizes s-------------------$4S
Misses 60.9S Dress and Bolero
Costumes, Forstmann's Light
weight wool, navy, aqua, pink;
sizes l0-l6 SEA
Misses $ll0 White Fox Col.
Jared Evening Wrap, full length
black rayon velour; size II,
$40
Misses $l35 Wool Ensembles,
silk polka dot bodice and lining.
Beige, frey, navy; sizes 12.lS,
$iio
Evening star., 1950-04-20
WoMEN'S SPRING COATS.
Jelleff's-Th Floor

Women's SIS, S39.95, S45 and
$49.75 Toppers. Gabardine,
twill, suede, wool crepe, doe
skin, broadcloth, sharkskin and
checked wool. Some straight,
others panel back, yoke fronts
and backs. Black, navy, skip.
per, aqua, grey, stone blue,
beige, green and toast. Sizes
II to "a; "a to 40----- SO
Women's S49.75 to $59.75 Long
and Short Dress Goats. Gabar.
dine, suede, twill, verdona
crepe woods. Fitted and boxy,
high button roll collars, yokes,
panel backs. Black, navy, beige,
grey, toast. Short coats in gab-
ardine, suede, broadcloth, yer.
dona crepe or fleece with en-
broidered yokes, tucked panels,
rever collars or collarless
styles. Black, grey, navy, beige,
gold, cherry, aqua, blue, toast,
green. Sizes 121z to 24H; "a
to 40 ------------$3S
Women's S59.75 and S69.75
Dress and Casual Long Goats,
fitted and boxy styles in JUL
lard planateen, Juilliateen,
Pacific verdona crepe, gabar-
dine, Forstmann velnuva,
cresta, suede, fleece. Black,
navy, grey, gold, beige, dacia,
cherry. Sizes l2h to 22h; "a
to 40 - S48
Women's S59.75 and S69.75 Top.
pers in gabardine, duva. Black,
navy, grey, gold, beige, dacia,
cherry. Sizes 12h to 22h; a.
to 40 O-----S48
Women's S69.75 Casual Top
pers in Stroock's fleece. Panel
or flare back styles. Red, blue,
natural, gold. Sharskin toppers
with double jabot collar in
grey or beige. Sizes 12H to
2Oh; 81 to 42------ $50
Women's $79.75 to S98.75 Spring
Dress Goats. Long fitted and
box styles. Casual coats in
Stroock's fleece, Forstmann's
velnlva. Black, navy, beige,
cherry, stone blue, grey. Sizes
l2H to 22H.--------------S6
Evening star., 1950-04-20
MISSES DRESSES
Jelleff's-Second Floor

Misses S16.95, S19.95 and SIS
Street and Afternoon Dresses.
Rayon tissue faiIle and crepes;
street length rayon taffetas, ray.
on velvet one.piece dresses. A
few rayon crepes in tailored
styles. Black, navy, brown,
green and red. Sizes 10 to 20,
S7.e5
Misses Sl9.95 and S22.95 Tai.
lored, Spectator Sports and Aft.
ernoon Dresses. Rayon crepes,
rayon failles and woods. Ray
on velvets in one and two-
piece styles. Gold, violet, green,
red, brown, blue, black in the
group. Something in all sizes
from 10 to 2O--Sl0
Misses Sass and SIS Dressy
or Basic Dresses. Wool, rayon
tissue faiIles and rayon crepes,
rayon velvets, one and two
piece styles. A few dinner and
evening formals. Black, brown,
blue, gold, violet and navy.
Sizes 10 to 20------------$12
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SPORTS SHOP
Jelleffs-Third Floor

Jelleffs-Third Floor
S12.95, S13.95 Skirts, rayon
taffetas, wool flannels, cotton
corduroys; pleated all round,
pocketed, belted, button styles.
Black, brown, gold, blue; TO-
16 Sc. so
$19.95 Glen Plaid Raincoats,
rayon, rayon lined. Brown, sizes
II and 18-S
$12.95 to S14.95 Wool Jersey
Skirts, pleated front or all
round. Navy, red, blue, purple;
1915 -----$7.95 to $8.95
S5.95 Wool Sweaters, slip.on
with turtle neckline, long
sleeves. Blue, brown; 3-38, 81
SS.95 Rayon Jersey Dresses,
two-piece styles with plunge or
hish.collared necklines. Solid
or tri.colored, mauve, navy,
purple, coral; 1916 $50
SIS, S2o.95 Wool Jersey Dresses,
one or two-piece styles, gored,
pleated skirts. Aqua, gold, navy,
AoAo -----------------
Evening star., 1950-04-20
WoMEk's DRESSES
Jelleff's-Second Floor

Jelleffs-Second Floor
Women's Sl6.95 to S29.95
Dresses. One of a kind rayon
crepes in black, teal or wine
with bead trims. Rayon velvet
afternoon dresses. 1000 wool
jerseys in navy or violet; 1000
sheer woods in beige or blue.
Two-piece wool and rayons in
beige or navy. Sizes 16H to
2H -----------Sl2 Sl2
Women's SIS and $29.95
Dresses. Blue or violet rayon
crepes; black or navy wool en-
sembles, print top dress with
jacket; wool jersey two-piece
dresses in grey, lilac; or with
striped tops. Sizes 3 to a; 16h
to 221, 1,---------------Sl8
Women's $39.95 to $65 Dresses.
Pure wool jerseys in violet or
navy; a few dinner dresses
with bead trim; rayon crepe
one-piece dresses in brown or
grey; two-piece rayon crepes in
black or navy; one.piece black
or navy crepes with print trims.
Sizes 18 to AZ, few half sizes,
SIS
Women's $65 to Sl10 Dresses.
Plum, green or royal rayon
crepes with bead, satin or lace
appliques. Some evening gowns
in rose, aqua or grey with bead
trims. Sizes Is to ~, l6H to
2H---------------$35 TO S65
Evening star., 1950-04-20
JUNIOR BUDGET SHOP
Jelleffs-Fourth Floor

Jelleffs-Fourth Floor
Juniors SS.o5 Rayon Taffeta
Dresses. Red green, teal, blue;
Juniors $S.95, $13.95 Rayon
Gabardine Dresses. Also rayon
taffetas. Ivory, blue, green, red,
grey, beige; 9.l5---------$4
Juniors $lO.95 to $l3.95
Dresses. Rayon tissue failles,
wool jerseys in aqua, pink, blue.
Rayon acetate and nylon or
rayon prints, navy, taupe, black.
9.l5 ------------------S6 S6
Juniors Sl2.95, $l3.95 Rayon
Checked Dresses, pleated
skirts. Printed rayon crepes and
rayon paper taffetas. Black and
white checks, navy, green, red,
toast prints; 9.15 -----$7.95
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Senate Blasts Soviet,
Votes Decorations for
10 Flyers Shot Down

A Senate resolution gave un-
usual support today to this Gov
ernment's firm stand in the Baltic
plane incident.
Posthumous decorations for the
10 Americans lost when Soviet
fighters shot down an unarmed
Navy plane over the Baltic Sea
April 8 were approved by a &c
to 0 vote in the Senate yesterday.
The unanimous vote came in
mood of cold fury. Russia was
denounced for ruthless" "bar-
barous" and criminal" actions of
a type that could convert the
cold war into a hot war.
Next move in the incident is up
to Moscow. The Russians orig
inally charged that an American
B-29 fired on Soviet interceptors
over Russian absorbed Latvia, dis
appearing to sea when the fire
was returned.
Plane Unarmed.
The United States told Moscow
Tuesday that the only American
plane in the area at the time was
wholly unarmed" Navy "Pri-
vateer," which investigation
showed was shot down by the Rus
SLAMS over the open Baltic. The
State Department demanded apol-
og1es, indemnity, punishment of
the Russian aviators involved and
steps to make sue nothing of the
kind happens again.
The incident is one of several
developments providing sinister
background of increasing cold-war
tension for meetings of Western
foreign ministers in London next
month.
Secretary of State Acheson
plans to fly to Europe about May
Z for talks with the British and
French Foreign Ministers and a
May Is meeting of the North At
lantic Treaty Council. These
meetings are expected to review
cold-war strategy, with emphasis
on tightening Western co-opera-
ton in all political. economic and
defense matters.
The Senate resolution yester-
day came after a State Depart
ment spokesman dismissed as "be-
yond contempt" a charge in the
Moscow New Times that the lost
American plane was on a mission
OF deliberate provocation.
Lucas Condemns Action.
Senate Majority Leader Lucas
set of the reaction in the Senate
with a call for condemnation of
"a ruthless action by barbarous
forces"
Offering the resolution to dec
crate the American flyers post
humously, Senator Lucas said the
criminal action" was a challenge
to the free world.
Minority Leader Wherry called
the surprises resolution "a fine
thing" but said there has been "a
lack OF bipartisan foreign policy
that's gotten us into difficulties"
Senator Mundt, Republican, of
South Dakota, suggested a formal
protest through the United Ma
tions. He said this country should
do more than pass resolutions"
Senator Lucas agreed that might
be a wise thing, but said the State
Department has taken vigorous
action. The resolution, requiring
House action, will demonstrate to
the world that Congress as a whole
is back Of the United States stand.
he said.
There was little prospect that
House action will come in less than
two weeks. Until the House is
through with the appropriation
Dill 1t would take unanimous con-
sent there to bring up anything
else.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
BUDGET SPORTS
Jelleff's-Street Floor

S5.95 Wool Jersey Blouses,
short, long sleeves, pastels,
stripes, broken sizes 1918, =
81
S5.95 Rayon Blouses, tissue
faille, crepe, assorted colors
and styles, broken sizes 9-15;
32.38 --------$1 and 81
S3.95 and S4.95 Wool Sweaters,
long sleeve slipons, coral, vel.
low, kelly, blue, black, broken
sizes 36-4O 4O.-S1
$13.95 Wool Bolero Suits, navy,
toast, moss green. Junior sizes
9-15 but not all sizes in all COL
$5.95 Cotton Blouses, tailored
styles or lace-trimmed cham.
brays in pastels. Assorted sizes,
So
Evening star., 1950-04-20
MISSES AND JUNIORS
SPRING COATS
Jelleffs-Third Floor

Jelleffs-Third Floor
Misses and Juniors S49.75 to
S59.75 Goats in shortie, finger
tip length and long coats, dress
and casual. Gabardines, nubby
crepes, f1eeces, worsted checks,
petaleen. Black, navy, red,
beige, toast, dancer blue or
black, brown or navy with white
checks. Sizes 7 to Is; 10 to Is,
$38
Misses and Juniors SIS to $45
Short Goats in gabardine,
suede, doeskin woolens. 28 to
3O-inch short coats. Gathered,
fitted, boxy and fared. Black,
navy, red, gold, beige, white,
toast, kelly. Sizes 9 to Is; 10
to lS S2o
Misses and Juniors S59.75 to
SIS Goats. Forstmann kasuala,
cordeen, charmona, Juilliard
planateen, repaleen, gabar.
dimes, worsted checks, 1000
camel hair. Fitted, wrap, belted,
boxy, dressy and casual. Short
coats in % to 32-inch lengths.
Black, navy, beige, toast, grey,
red, nude, natural or black,
brown or navy and white
checks. Sizes 9, to Is; 10 to l8,
$48
Misses $79.75 to S98.75 Goats
one of a kind-natural 1000
camel hair, mauve tweeds.
Dressy, fitted gabardine coats
and fared back dressy coats in
petaleen. Black, navy, beige.
Sizes 10 to I6---S6S
Evening star., 1950-04-20
HANDKERcHIEFs
Jelleff's-Street Floor

Soc Chinese Linen Handker-
chiefs, handle m b roidered.
Mems cotton cord initial hand.
kerchiefs, flat machine hem.
Broken initial assortment,
3 FOR 81
+ Street Store O1iy
Evening star., 1950-04-20
JEWELRY
Jew 66NH
Jelleff's-Street Floor
Prices Plas Federal Tax

Jelleff's-Street Floor
Prices Plas Federal Tar
81 Necklaces, Pins, Earrings, as.
sorted styles in gold plate, some
set with stones -Z for s.
$1.95 to $3.95 Assorted Cos.
tune Jewelry-necklaces, pins,
earrings, bracelets studded with
colorful stones. las
S3.95 to $5.95 Necklaces, Brace.
lets, many styles in gold plate
or set with stones $2.45
So to S. Rhinestone Necklaces,
Bracelets. Assorted styles,
Sl.s5
S. to S5.95 Rhinestone Earrings,
assorted styles ---Sl.95 to So
0-$3 Compacts, rounds or
squares crested with colorful
jewels ----------S1.50 so
$40 to $50 Necklaces, Bracelets,
Pins. One.of.a.kind styles with
rhinestone or colored jewel set
tings s----------$5 to SIS
Evening star., 1950-04-20
WoMEN'S WINTER COATS

WOMEN'S WINTER COATS
Jelleff's-Third Floor
Women's SIPS to S165 Goats.
Fitted or box styles with silver
fox dyed black or grey Per-
sian lamb. Black, grey, taupe,
green, wine. Sizes 141z to 22H;
81 to ~ SIS
Women's S9S.75 to S135 Goats.
Fitted and box styles with sill.
yer fox, dyed fitch, beaver,
dyed black Persian lamb, lynx
dyed fox, dyed Jap mink col.
lars. Black, grey, green, wine,
teal. Sizes l21z to 22H; "a to a.,
S65
Women's $S9.75 to S11O Goats.
Beaver, dyed black and grey
Persian lamb, and dyed Jap
mink collar. Black, green, grey,
wine and teal. Sizes 12Iz to
16H; "a to a. S $50
Women's $59.75 to $69.75 Fur
less Goats of broadcloth,
needlepoint or suede woods
box, panel and yoke back
styles. Black, brown, green,
mestre, wine, blue and grey.
Sizes 16H to 241z; 81 to IS.
$50
Women's S49.75 Furless Dress
Goats, wool suede, fitted and
box styles. Grey, black, taupe.
Sizes 1917 to 14Iz; "a to 3S SIS
Evening star., 1950-04-20
ToILETRlEs

Jelleff's-Street Floor
Nylon Comb and Brush Set,
75e
Tar free
S5 Famous Brand Perfume Set,
contains 4 1.dram bottles per-
fume
$3.50 We'll Zibeline Cologne,
$2.l0
S. We'll Gri Gri Cologne $2.35
$3.50 We'll Noir Perfume $3.50
81 Hair Remover Stoens Use
Tas free
Prices PIxs Federal Tax
Evening star., 1950-04-20
GLOVES
Jelleff's-Street Floor

$5, $6 Capeskin, Pigskin, Doe
finished Sheepskin Gloves,
short and bracelet lengths.
Beige, grey, pink, red, white,
brown, navy, black, cork, oat-
meal -----$3.S5
81, S8 Bracelet and Crushable
Length Gloves, capeskin, pig.
skin, suede, doe.finished sheep.
skins classic, novelty styles,
grey, beige, black ---$5
Evening star., 1950-04-20
HANDBAGS
JeIleffs-Street Floor

Prices Include Federal Tar
S6 White Plastic Bags with
pique grain, inside Upper
pocket, double handles --S4.74
S6 Madagascar Straw Bags, tan
leather trim, inside Upper
pocket ------------$4.74
S6 Broadcloth Bags, pouches,
tailored styles; black, navy,
1854 Rayon Faille Bags, large
pouch styles, navy, brown,
black -------- -S6
S6 to $3.50 Black or Brown
Broadcloth Bags, some pouches,
top handles ------------S3
$3.50 Genuine Calfskin Bags
with simulated shell and metal
frames s-----$6
S6 Broadcloth Bags, pouch
styles, black, brown Sl.zo
Evening star., 1950-04-20
Peasant Found Pompeii

Pompeii, buried beneath 20 feet
OF lava for Is centuries, was dis
covered in 1748 by a peasant who
was engaged in sinking a well
near his home.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SUITS

Jelleffs-Third Floor
Were S49.75 to $59.75 S3S
Were $59.75 to S79.75 ----$4S
Were $S9.75 to S9S.75 ---SeS
Were $110 to S145 SeS
Misses, Women, Juniors -
Spring Suits. Tailored or
dressy, long or short jackets;
Forstmann Milateen, Fairy.
leen, Starleen wools; black,
navy, colors. Misses 1918;
Juniors us; Women's 12H.
24H.
Evening star., 1950-04-20
SHOES
Jelleff's-Fourth Floor

Sl0.95 Casual Shoes. Suedes
with medium and flat heels,
black, brown, green. Also dark
grey or mustard suede high
wedgies. All discontinued
styles from our regular stock,
81
Evening star., 1950-04-20
BLOUSE SHOP
Jelleff's-Third Floor

Jelleff's-Third Floor
S5.95 to SS.95 Wool Jersey and
Rayon Crepe Blouses, tailored
peter pan, convertible collars.
Whites, pastels, 1915 $3.50
Evening star., 1950-04-20
BUDGET MILLINERY
Jelleff's-Street Floor

Jelleffs-Street Floor
S3.95 to $6.95 Dressy or Tail.
ored Felt Hats, dark or pastel
colors s-------$2, So, 81
81 95 to $6.95 Straw Hats, most
Iy black with ribbon, flower or
veil trims ---$2, So, 81