davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-10-28

opening leaQ. Inree or spades.
One of the Smoothest bits of lar
ceny that has ever come to my at
tention was perpetrated by the East
Of today's hand against an unSus-
pecting South, who, in all fairness,
must be regarded as a victim of
a well-laid plot rather than his
own gullibility.
Against the final contract of three
no-trump West made the normal
lead Of the three of spades and
dummy's jack held the trick. The
South hand was entered with the
queen of hearts and the queen of
diamonds played by declarer. This
was permitted to hold the trick and
the suit was continued, the ten being
f1neSsed. East, without the slight
est trace of emotion, followed with
the nine. The queen of spades was
now played from dummy, driving
out the ace. For want of anything
better to do, West continued the
spade
Declarer now had nine tricks by
merely cashing off top cards, but
who could blame him for seeking
the extra trick. with the diamond
f1nesse so clearly marked? He,
therefore, returned to his hand
with the ace of clubs to lead a dia-
mond. East won with the blank
king and ran off enough clubs to
beat the contract. When last seen,
South was in a secluded corner
talking to himself.
East's trap was we'll conceived.
South was marked almost to a Ger
tainty with the ace of clubs when
he accepted the invitation to go
game. Declarer has thus far shown
possession of but two red queens,
which without one of the missing
aces would not even allot him a
one-no-trump response, much less
q rebid of three. From East's stand
point, therefore, only a miracle could
prevent the opposition from run
ming off with the game, for it is
evident that with normal play de-
clarer has nine tricks which are in
plain view. If South can be per-
suaded that the diamond finesse
will work out and can thus be in
duced to release the ace of clubs |
to take the marked f1nesse, the de-
fense has chance. In any event, |
the effort can cost only one trick
at worst.
AS for the bidding, An overcall,
even though vulnerable. is recon-
mended with the East hand. With
such a solid trump suit there is little
danger of running into a disastrous
double and it may be very vital
to indicate to partner the best de-
tense in the hand. With a club
lead, declarer, of course, would
never have a chance to get away
with a no-trump contract.
Copyright, 1885, by Charles H GorenD |
Evening star., 1950-10-28
Hotels Claim Puy

Hotel proprietors of the Isle of
Wight, England, claim up to two
thirds lodgings pay from those
who cancelled reservations during
a recent infantile paralysis scare.
Evening star., 1950-10-28
Goren on Bridqe

Goren on Bridge
Both vulnerable. North deals.
NORTH.
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WEST. EAST.
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SOUTH.
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The bidding:
North East. South. West.
heart Pass INT Pass
2N-T Pass 3N-T Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1950-10-28

Mother-See, Bills mask is just
like picture. We can put it over
his hand, or on the arm of the
chair. Now do you want him to
put 1t over his face?
Evening star., 1950-06-09
StatIer Awards Contract
For Los Angeles Hotel
BY the Assoeioisd Prsss

NEW YORK. June ga con-
tract for construction Of q 1875
room Statler Hotel and ONCE
building in downtown Los Angeles
was awarded today to Robert z.
Mckee. General Contractor. Inc.
by Hotels Statler Co.
Actual work on the $40 million
development is scheduled to start
July S, said Arthur F. Douglas.
Statler president.
Within two years we expect
to be doing business at Statler
Center. with both the office build
ing and hotel functioning." he
said.
Mr.. Douglas said the hotel
would be the largest constructed
anywhere in the last 20 years.
and called the development the
West Coasts biggest construction
project since the war.
The amount involved in tbs
contract signed with the Mckee
firm was more than SIS million,
Mr.. Douglas said. He estimated
that equipping. decorating and
furnishing the hotel. and certain
additional structural costs In con-
nection with the office building,
would cost over IS million more.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
216 Degrees Given
By Southeastern U.;
.2Citizens Honored

Southeastern University School
of Accountancy and Business Ad-
miniStration has awarded degrees
to 2l6 graduating students,
Bachelor OF commercial science
degrees were given 10 liz students
and masters degreeS were pre-
Sented 10 ~.
Francis G, Addison. jr,, and
Hugh A. Thrift received honor
Try degrees OF doctor OF laws. Mr..
Addison. president OF the Security
Savings g. Commercial Bank of
Washington. is treasurer Of the
National Capital Committee OF
the Washington Board Of Trade.
Mr.. Thrift has been q member OF
the board Of directors Of the
Washington YMCA since 1907.
Students who received degrees
at the exercises Wednesday nisht
go
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Bachelor Of Commercial Science.

Adair. Ralph 9erwiu
Adams, Wallace l..
Allen. William O,
Alvarez, Edward NJ,
Anderson, T, NJ,
Archer. John NJ.
Bailey, Jaw Z.
Bean, Everett r.
Beckner, John l.,
Beeoe raVtd W
Bennett, John D.
Brown, Hollis {.
Brown, James c.
Burrell, william r.
Gable. Joseph L,
Calhoun, Arnie l.. u
Cannon. Charles II.
Carlson, Roy Z.
Carlson. James L.
Carr. William n NJ.
Carter, Richard N.
Clark. Neri A.
Clarke. Felix r.
Colbere. Alfred A.
Coll. Thomas B.
Cook. Warren Z
Cooley, Gerald S.
Cronin, Lawrence
DeCen1o. Joseph l..
Deer. Donald A.
DiCanzio, Albert
Di Carlo. Joseph @.
Dixon. willard p.
Dobson. Hush H, ir
Donnelly. James e.
Downey, W. j.. tr.
Eaker. John G.
Eckenrode, r. c.
Eden. Paul E
England. w. H. ir.
Falick. Lima O.
Farquhar, Tuval V.
Fehl, Frederick c.
Finney. T. r., tr.
Fox. John p.
Frank. John J
Fricke. Cornelius
Frye, Robert Z.
Calm, Victor
Gay. Carlton P.
Gordon. Sol
Granger. Aurel J.
Gurley. Willard A.
Haas. Bernard c.
Hardy, Charles A.
Harrison, Wilbur L.
Hauck, Kenneth r,
Havrilla, Frank
HELEN. James Albel
Hickman. John c.
Honan, Thomas. J
Hood, william r. .jr.
Howe, Allen X
Hudson. willis M.
Iyie, Arnold W.
Jackson, George NJ.
Jones. Harry David
Jurey, John J.
Kelley, John j., jr.
Kelley, Joseph c.
Kelley. Trence W.
Kent,Harry Charles
kerley, Harry A.
King, Robert Joseph
Koch. Milton Paul
Koegler, Paul W.
Lach. Stanley
Lampe, Herbert r.
Lee, Clifford NJ.
Linton. Robert Park
Lueders. Louis NJ.
Lynn. Leland A.
McCanlesS, Alden v
Mccarthy. John D.
McDade, Bruce c.
Mcdaniel, Max G.
Master Of O.
Armstrong. Z. l..
Bilgreen, Robert A.
Boynton, George M.
Britton. Franklin H
BrySon. Jack Z.
Burger. Paul c.
Cannon. John w.
Chinn. Frank II
Ciccon". Pa squale
Comfngs. Herbert J.
Elder. James L.
Gallant, Joseph A.
Gheen. Fred T.
Goss, James T.
Guyer. Charles r.
Hendricks. Leon r.
Hughes, William r.
Jones. James r.
Kaiser. Benedict r.
Johsl. Raymond l..
Lorenzetti. Ralph A.
Mccarthy Leo A.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Open STOCK

New =. completely diff
ferent bedroom furni-
ture. Designed to make
your room outstandingly
modern comfort
ably liveable. Open stock
50 you can choose
the suite you prefer .
to fit the space In your
home.
GoIdenberss furniture.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Underwear Reduced

80 Union Suits, sleeveless, elbow length sleeves
and knee length. Sizes 36 to AZ. $3.50 wool,
429o COTTON. Were So so and $3.50. Now.
$3.z5 end $3.75
Sizes 5s to "a in teorose: % wool, 45oo
cotton. Were $3.50 and $3.50. Now,
$3.75 and $3.50
10 Vests. teorose in large and extro- large.
500 wool and 500 cotton. Were $l.e5 and
$2.25. Now $l.45
IS Gowns and Pejsmes. cotton knit in pink
and blue in sizes Is to lS. Were $l.65 und
$l.o5. New --$t.l5
20 Hslf-sixs kyIon Tricet Slips. White in
loree sizes. IT, perfect would sell for $6.o5.
Now $3.50
10 kyIon Tricot Gowns in black, yellow and
white, sizes SO to AZ. Were $o.o5. Now -S7.z5
3 Laes-trimmsd Nylen Tsieet Gowns in pink or
blue. Sizes 81, 36. 40. Were $s.o5. Now $3.50
W&I-Knit Underwear. Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
BIouses Reduced

10 Wool, Rsyon BroeeseIIe and Toffsts
BIeuses. Woods with drope neckIne. the rest
ore costume overblouses Bttersweet, oquo,
block. gold, sizes Ia to g. Were $l6.95 to
$685. Now
Is Silk Lame and MetoIIie Eiouses, purple,
blue, ivory Lomes have long sleeves, Peter
Pan collors; metoIlies ore costume blouses, olso
sleeveless type. One block velvet eomisoIe
with ermine trim, size IA. Were $2o.o5 to
$4995. Now STATS
100 Rayon and Wool BIouses in stripes, ploin
coIors and prints. Woods toiiored, some with
mondorin. neeks, some beoded trim. Royons
in several styles, n,oterioI resembles wool. Red,
navy, eroy, blue, brown, white. Sizes 81 to,
35. Were $8.o5 to SlOe5. kow$4 $4.s5
50 Silk, Satin end Cotton Blouses. Silks long,
sIeeved with jewel necks and tucked trim in
women's sizes. Sotins ore overbIouses;, cottons
long, -sleeved with veIveteen stripe. White,
brown. blue, block, sizes 81 to a.. Were
$lO.o5 to SIS. Now -----------$7.95
W&L-Blouses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Gloves Reduced

81 Peirs poubIs-wevsn Cotton sherties with
ruffled cuff, buttons on top. Black, beige,
brown. Were $3.50. Now $l.95
u Peirs Leather Gloves. shortes and puons.
Navy, beige, eroy, block. Were ST to S'3e5.
Now
IS Peis Dress shertie Gloves, doeskn- finished
lombskin. Block, posteIs. Were $3.50. Now.
$495
~ Pairs Hend-creehet Woodstock Gloves with
palms Of doeskin- finished lombskin. Made in
Fronce. White. Were $4.e5 kew-$275
II Poirs Dress Shenie Gloves. doeskin- finished
lombsjn oroy. beige, block, BoIencioeo. Were
$3.50. Now $3.50
Is Peirs hendsswn Lambskin- finished Doeskin
Gloves. 4-button length. Navy. Were $3.50.
s Poirs Hondsewn Suede Gloves, Navy, beige,
sroy, black, Boencioeo. Were $l0.e5. Now.
$4.e5
s Pais ooubIe-wsven Cotton shortie Gloves,
2.button closing at top. Ruby eIoret Sizes
oN2 only. Were Sl.85. Now
W&L-Gloves, Aisle IS. First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Misses Wool Goats, $37

We're s499S to 500
7 shosmoor coets, full length. double
breasted, with beIted bock Camel color, sizes
II TO l6; natural, size 10.
] shosmoor BeIted Wrep coet. comeI color,
size Is.
! ResIen-sIeev Boy coot, olI-woo with some
eomefs hoir. Camel color. Size Z.
II coots. oI-wooI with some comeIs hoir, dou-
ble- e-breosted. belted back. and wrapped beIted
styles Sizes 10 to l8
Fitted Wool Tweed Goats in green, blue
toost. red with block. Sizes II to l6
3 Fitted, BIouse-Baek Tweed ceots. Beige
and green. Sizes 10 and II.
4 White Botony Wool Gobordine coots, full
length box styles with separate belts. Sizes IL,
l4,l8.
Brown Wool Suede Cloth coet. beIted style.
Size u.
! Three-ouarter shosmoor Wool Fleece ceot.
Size 10.
I Double Breasted Block Fitted Dress coet.
Size 10.
TeoI Blue Fitted Wool Dress Coat. Size IA.
BeIted. Fitted Wool BroodeIeth coots with
velvet trim. TeoI blue, size 10; toupe, size 4
ond lo; black, size a.
z White Ansoro Toppers. ItoIion imports
! oork Green chinehIIa Cloth Box ces,.
Size IA.
Beige Fleece Wool Officers coat. Size 10.
Wos 500. Now SGT
] Novy Blue Fleece Wool Boy coot, double
breosted. belted beck. Size IA. Wos $685..
Now " S<7
6 Fitted Broodeioth Dress coats. Black, sizes
10. Y, s; teol blue. sizes 2 and 6; aroy,
size u. Were S8ee5. Now ----.se7
6 Dress coats. wool broodcIoth, odoptotions
OF imports. Green, size a. eroy, size u:
toupe size IA; black, sizes | 2 ond a. Were
S. so. Now 500
W&l-Women's and Misses Goats and Suits,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
ToddIers' Wool Coot and
Logging Sets, $l2.95
Y>re f110s In f3s

We're 52295 to 535
IS aiI-wooI sets, eeet and metehins Iessinss,
in styles for boys and girls. Sizes to ; in
the group.
8 Boys Wool Tweed coos Sets, sizes ! and z.
Were $leo5. Now -Ss.s5
40 Byrd Cloth Snow Suits. oII-wooI lined. Sizes
| and z, few 3x Were $l3.e5. Now S7.e5
IS Boys Cotton Wosh Suits. Sizes | to 3.
Were S. IS. Now w---------z--$l.45 As
"a Cotton Pique coot and Bonnet Sets, Irish
crochet trim. postes. Sizes: months, ! ond
ls Cotton Corduroy Sets, jocket and overoIIs.
Sizes 2 and 3. Were S7.o5. Now ----$5.s5
J Suede Cloth Sets, joeket. overos and cop.
PosteIs. Sizes z, 3. a. Were $l2.e5.
Now. $8.s5
40 Boys' Cotton Piqus o. Twill Cops. Were
81 .35 and ST IS. Now -------5oe Soc
100 Peirs Cotton Socks. Sizes to 6h in the
group. Were 3oc. Now
W&L-The Nursery Corner, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Mems oxfords, $6.65

We're 5S9S
IS Poirs Of oxfords with leather and rubber
soIes, medium and wide toe styles. Plain toes
with straps Of stroisht tips with ioee. Sizes
to II.
IS Peirs Mems Slippers with leather soIes, 809o
wool and 2Ooo cotton in groy and red, conel
and red. blue and red. Sizes to |. Were
S5.95. Now
IS Mems Hemburs Hats of fine quoIity fur
felt In cloud oroy, nut brown and black.
Sizes eB to 7h. Were $3.50 Now,
$l2.S5
WSsL-The Mems Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Hostess Robes and
Housecoots Greatly
Reduced

II FuII-Iensth Rsyon Velvet
Hostess Robes. Wine, purple, $35t to
green, block; sizes 10 to 49, $50 IS $z2.z5
7 Rayen VeIvstsen Hostess
Robes. Wine. royoI. black S22e5to
Sizes =. Is. ls. 2o--$25 $l4.5o
5 FuII-Iensth AII-WesI Zip
pered Hostess Robes in red,
eroy, oquo. Kelly. Sizes II,
3 Reyen Slipper setin Hostess
Robes in gold, pink, green and $3o.e5 to
eroy. Sizes Il, Ia and l6$4o95 $2z.z5
10 Rayon Tsffets zippered and
ceaehmen-style Hostess cests
in purple, rouge ond green Slo.o5 $3.50
Sizes 10 to SIS &$I4.5o
II FuII-Iensth Wool Robes with
beted books in navy, oquo,
American beauty. Sizes II
to $i4.5o
Is Short swins-boek Wool
Robes in navy, Kelly and
American Beouty. Sizes 10 Sl4.e5G
to 20 $l6o5 $3.50
10 PosteI Royon Crepe kesIi-
gees in maize, pink, blue. Sizes
10 to ls ----s2 s2e.e5 $3.50
- Sheer Rsysn PesteI Print
kesIisees in pink moze, blue $l2.e56
sizes z to SASS $3.50
W8sL-Negligees Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Little Girls Import !.
Sweaters, $1.95
We're $3.50

Were $3.50
~ Imported Wool sweotsrs. cerdisen Style.
Powder. tan. nevy. sroy, red. Sizes and 4.
~ Skirts. cotton corduroy and oIl-wool fobrics
swing style and pleoted style. PIoids and
solid eoIors. Sizes to g. Were $3e5 and
$4.95. Now $2.s5
IS Girls BIouses, cotton broodcIoth with en-
broidered pique yoke. Sizes to s. Were ST .95.
81 Giris' Dresses in assorted styles and fobrics.
PosteI coIors. Sizes 3. 5. s. Were SOS.
W&L-Juvenile Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Misses and Women's Suits

70 Sheen Wool Gaberdine suit.-in orov.
brown. block, red. green. ton; nensweor worsted
shorkskin; ploid wooIs in ton and aroy. Sizes
10 to l8. leh to 2oh. Were S45 to S5e.e5.
81 Suits in Wool ceberdine. Mensweor
Worsted. Wool Tweeds. Iridescent Wool shork-
skin. Ioilored and dressmoker styles, soma
with belted iockets. Misses sizes 10 TO l8.
including sizes for those 50" or shorter:
women's holf sizes l4H. 2oh, 22k. Were
$o9 95 and 1895. Now S4e.os
45 Teilered and Dressmskev Wool Suits in
eobordine. shorkskns, fonneIs and tweeds.
Srox red, gold brown, fon, eoroI and iioht
blue. Sizes 10 to 8. Were S7oo5 to Si65.
10 Custom -toiIered, one-of-a-kind
suits. Now $1oo.
This group includes: brewn wool breedeIoth.
velvet trim, suit size u; erisinsIIy $3.50; block
wool brssdeleth bslted suit. leepord trimmed,
size 10, e'isineily $zz5; brown and tan men.-
wee. wo'sted stripe suit. size II, orisinoily
3195; nsvy blue Fosstmsnn Miloteer suit with
Kelly vestse. size II. erisinelIy Sls5; toess-
brown we'sted foilIe suit, double breasted, size
10; erisineIiy $zz5.
W&L-Women's and Misses Suits and Goats.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Mems Sports Coots, $21.75
We're $3.50

81 Sports coots. Medium and light weight
aiI-wool plain and beIted back models.
Plain eoIors and mixtures. Resuiers 36 to ~,
46. Longs 81 to ~. As.
23 Topeoots Of imported oll-wool in Oxford
brown and ton shodes. Regulars So, 81, SO,
80. 40. AZ. a.. As; Shorts 36. 40, AZ; Longs,
38, 40, A. Were $3.50, Now-----S24.75
10 Mems Suits, eIl-toiIored OF oIl-wooI fIonneI
and tweed. Regulars 46; Shorts 38, AZ, ond
Longs 81, 38. 80. 46. Were $50. Nov.
$3.50
Students Suits Of oII-woo tweeds excellent for
compus or business wear. Regulars 33, "a,
IS. 36. 81. SO. SO. 40. Were $3.50 Now,
$3.50
W&L-The Mems Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
ChiIdren's Stodium
Boots, $3.4 As We're nss +,

40 poirs Of boets with korxon water -resistant
febrie with mouton cuff for wermth in red.
green and brown. Broken sizes to ;.
Were Now
so Peirs chdren's and Misses
Royon Sotin Slippers. in red
or blue, broken sizes to 3 3Sl.o5G
and to - $2.45 $l.45
40 Pairs Infants' First WaIk-
ing Shoes Of white elk leather
with mocosn soIe Broken 35OG
sizes to s, B to widths - $3.50 Sz.45
W6sL-Children's and Junior Shoes,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02

IS Teen Age Toppers, wool
chinchillo peocoots with
hoods in eroy and navy with
red lining. comeI color. popIin
Sizes 10 to l6------
100 Teen Age BIouses, cot
ton short ond long sleeves
colors yellow, rose and blue
8 Teen Age Formel Wreps,
fineertip length in royon VEL
vet with hood, red and green.
Sizes 10 to lo
Evening star., 1950-03-02

IrresuIors in Royon Crepe
Lingerie from q we'll
known manufacturer
36 Bed Joekets-$z.e5
IL Gowns-$3.o5
36 Pojomos-$4.95
18 Gowns-$4.o5
In the group ore gowns. poiemes, bed ioekets
in royon erepe-in simple teosed styles, and
more elaborate lace -trimmed styles Pink,
blue, block. aqua, green. Poiamos-sixes I4
to IL. Bed ioekets-smaII. medium. Gowns
sizes II 70 TO-
W&L-Underwear Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Sub-teen Fashions, 1895

We're t59S to 1895
100 pieces in the group: Dresses in cottons,
and rayon taffetos; jumpers in cotton corduroy.
and rayon toffstos; skirts in wool o. cotton
corduroy; few ioekets in eottons and woods.
Sizes 10 to "a.
Girls and Chubby size Fashions, SOS
We're t3.95 to tS.95
IS pieces in the group: cotton dresses; jumpers
in cotton corduroy and wool. Sizes to IL;
8h to l4h.
W&L-Girls' Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
oiIskin SIiekers, $4.95

Here SS95
50 oilskin sliekers with corduroy lined neck
bsnd-siIt eoIored snap closing. pateh pockets
yellow. blue snd red. sizes 10 to 10, but not
oil eelers in oil sizes.
2S oiIskin Sow Wssters to 90 with sIickers.
Were $3.50.
W&L-Umbrellas, Aisle 4, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Irregular Nylon Hose.

II perfect woald sell for u.35 and sI.7S
24o Pairs RessdsIs Hose IN spring
shadss. Sheer and business weights.
Broken sizes. Only slight irrssulsritiss.
W&I-Women's Hosiery, Aisle II.
First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Wool, Royon Toffeto and
Cotton VeIveteen BIouses,

9Z.So Were tf.9S to sI095
100 in group. Woods in pastei shedes with
jewel neeklines. ~ sleeves. Taffetos short.
sleeved, vestee-like overbIouse. Aaua, sreen,
lavender, yellow, black, sizes u to Ie.
Cotton, Wool and Royon Crepe
Blouses, $2.45 We,s ssss to ssss
Cettens in two styIes-one little boy cotton
with peter pan eolior other tailored
classic with long sleeves. convertible neekiins.
White, only, sizes 81 to SO.
so Wool and Royon BIouses. Woods ore pos
tells in several styles; one style long -seeved
tailored blouse with convertible neckline.
Royons ore tailored styles and jewel neeks
White, lavender pink, oquo, sizes 81 to &c.
Were $4,o5 TO S5.95. 1910
s. Rayon Crepe and Wool Bleuses. Some roy
ons are beaded, others with lace and fooottino.
Woods in several styles. White, beige, brown,
green, red, yellow, sizes 81 to SO. Were S. 5e5
ond S6.o5. S4.45
W&L-Blouses, Aisle Is, First Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
ITS Pairs Of Women's S Better
Shoes. $7.85 We're ,1a,s to 1855

This srsup includes high heel pumps and
ssndsls. medium kssi psmps, low flat hseIed
pumps end sxferds in blsek. brown. srsy suede.
Were Now
50 Psirs Of 0anisI Green Slip
pen in red. blue, black and $500
wine skinner royon setin--- $6 q 81
$50 psin Of osmphie Seuffs
in green and blue felt with
colored locines on vomp---- $3.e5 81
WsI-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Scarfs and Ties, 75c
Wsre 81 to jIss

444 group Of Sesrfs end Ties IN poke dots,
prints, stripes and solid eolors in silk, cotton,
COTTON corduroy rcyen satin, wool jersey.
wal and r0von i. ...z
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Fine Fur Hats
Greatly Reduced

Hats-one Beaver, one Block Persian
Lamb, one SiIverbIue-dyed Muskrot No
FederoI tax. Were $50 and S35. Now.
$l4.50
Block Psrsien Lomb Hot. No Federal
tax. Wos $3.50. Now
! Mink Hot. No FederoI tax. Was SOS.
White Mink Hsts, and Block Persien
Ptats Hst. Including Federal tax. Were
SAT 74o to S5e.4O. Now
I Bloek .Persian Lamb Hot. including
Federal tax. Was $87. kew----$21
W&L-Millinery Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Teen Age Dresses, $3.e5

We're y1Uy5 to yI6y5
40 Dresses Of royon ioequerd, tuffsts. detted
setn, wool jerseys and plaids. Sizes 10 to Is.
Were Now
Evening star., 1950-03-02
inexpensive Dresses Reduced, $67s

o
rs dresses oaored soft afternoon crepe rayon ssbo.
20; few half sizes l4h to z4h -
W&I-nexpensve I'd Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Felt, Velvet Hats, $2.25

Were 53.9S TO sI295
2e5 hefs in Q group Of greet variety. FeIts and
velvet hots-trimmed with feathers, flowers,
mock jewels. yelling. Block. brown. white,
lee, ice blue, novy, rust, red snd beige.
80 Hots from our Millinery SoIen-feother hots,
feIts. suedes, velours and veIvets Chiefly
oneo ofo-kind. Black, winter white, gold,
beige, ice blue, brown. Were SIS to $3.50.
W&L-Millinery, Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Corsets Reduced

Were New
5 Baudeeux, white royon sotin,
deep plunge. Sizes 81, 36, SO 81 Sz.ss
Is Pantie Girdes, white royon
sotin. toon closing eiostic
sides $40 $4.s5
200 Bau1eaux. teorose and
white cotton. white and black
royon sotin, blue cotton botiste $l.5Oto
Sizes 81 to 3S----------- $3.50 $I.iz
W&L-Corsets, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02

Junior Misses Apparel
Greatly Reduced
Winter Coots, $29.95
We're 599S to 1926 .......,. ..-...
IS All Wool Suede, Fleece and Breedeloth
Goats. "a and full lengths. Fitted o. bexy
styles, block, brown, green, gold, red. Sizes
8 to IS.
Dresses and Jumpers, $2.95
Here s79S to SI695
lo4 Royon Teffete. Cotton Corduroy and
VeIveteen Dresses. Good weorobIe styles in
bright shedes. Size. 9 to IS.
Skirts, $2.95 We're ss9s to 1925
l3o Wool FIonneI, PIoids, Cotton coFduroys
and Royon FoiiIes. Fiared or slim styles. As
sorted eolors. Sizes 9 TO IS.
Evening star., 1950-03-02

Irresulors in Rayon or
NyIon Slips from a we'll
known manufacturer
4os sIips-S1.s5 1s .Iip.-$3.e5
50 .Iips-$2.5o 81 sIips-s4.e5
loee-trimmed. trimmed and teiIored styles
in group Of rayon crepe, woven nylon slips.
Straight and bios-eut skirts. Some suit slips
in white with black skirts, white with navy
skirts. In the general sroup--whise, pink.
green. nevy, brown, yellow. SKIES II to 20
in assortment.
W6L-Costume Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Furs Reduced

I Mink-dysd Squirrel Stole - S
Brewn-dyed South American
Proeessed Lamb Stole S
Bleek-dysd kidskin Stole S
Grey-dyed South American
Proeessed Lemb Jeeket. Size Is S
Brewn-dyed South American
Proeessed Lemb jacket. Size IA S
BIeek-dyed South American
Proesssed Lomb Jeeket. Size 8 S,
Blaek-dyed Persisn Pow coat.
SIZE . ,;
Brown Mouton-dyed Lomb
Coat. Size IS . S
| Mink-dyed Northern Beek
Muskret Coot. Size " S:
South American Spotted Cat
Coot. Size Is ------- S!
Prices include Federal ia
W&L-Fur Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Misses Dresses
" Price or Less

A good selection ef misses dresses in street
end sffsrnoon styies-reyon soiIIss, rsyon taf-
fstas, rsyon erspes, and few weeis. As
serted eelors. Sizes 10 to 70.
Evening star., 1950-03-02

sle.e5 s7.ss
s2.e5 to
$5.o5 $l.s5
s1e.e5 slo.s5
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Sports Dresses Greatly Reduced
We're $22.95 and S25 $3.50

4S Dresses end Jumpers in wool jersey
and royon fobries. CoIors assorted.
Misses sizes. Were $l4e5 to Sl795.
Now $6.25
Seporotes-Joekets, $3.50
We're sIf.95 to s22.9s
50 Jaekets in cotton veiveteen, royon
and wool fobrics. Navy, toupe. red,
brown. Sizes 10 to Is.
] Sports Coets in wool tweeds ond solid
coIors. Broken misses sizes. Were SIS
to $50. $59.75
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02

W&L-Teen Age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-03-02
Cotton Corduroy
Roineoots $16.95

z3 Three-way- hooded coets. suitable for roin
o. as sport eoots. Fully lined, gray, brown,
wine, red. Sizes 9 to IS.
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel Fourth Floor