davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
HYPOTEKY MA FARMY A
INE NEPOHNUTEL'NOSTI.
F. L. I. S.

II. l.. L. >.
Ak kupujete jaknkol'vek ne
pohnutel most, najma vsak far
mu, presvedcte sa vopred po-
drobne vsetkych hypotekach,
ma nej viaznucich: akeho su dru-
hu, V ktorych lehotach su splat-
ne, kto je hypotekarnym verite-
l'om atd'. Mnoha farma bola pre-
dana V drazbe, pretoze farmar
nem6hol splnit' svoje hypotecne
zavazky; bud nemohol zaplatit
zavcas splatky, bud nemohol OBJ
novit' prv1 alebo druh1 hypo-
teku (morgic). Najtragickejsie
je pritom to, ze sta sta takych-
to ekzekucnych predajov zavini-
Ii 81 majitelia fariem alebo inslch
nepohnutel' 'nostl sami svojou ne
vedomost 'ou, ked' k1pili MAZE
tok bez toho, aby sa vopred boil
poradili kompetentnym pravo-
tarom o vyhodnosti kupy, najma
ovsem o hypotekach, ktorymi
Dol majetok den k1py zat'aze-
ny.
Farmarske hypoteky Spoje-
nych Statoch ocenuj1 sa na "a
vratnn sumu osmich bilionov do
larov a sn teda nemalou ciastkou
1veru tejto krajiny. Iba vel mi
malo st'astlivcov moze kupovat'
fanny vobec akekol 'vek nepo-
hnutel'nosti "a hotove. Vacsina
kupujdcich splati obycajne stvr-
tinu az polovicu ktlpnej ceny V
hotovych, zyysok 81 vypozicia ma
hypoteku (morgic). Hypoteka je
p6zicka, poskytovana ma nepo-
hnutel'ny majetok, ktory je ne
pohnutel 'nym zalohom, ktorym
sa dknik ruci "a spravne splaca.
ME hypotecnych splatok. Ak ne
dostojf dlznik hypoteenym "a
vazkom, ma hypotekarny pozi
ciavatep pravo pozadovat' okam-
zite splatenie celeho hypotecnehc
dlhu, cize insimi slovami, .ziadat'
ably Dol majetok dany do sddne-
no predaju. Ak vyhovie sud jehc
ziadosti, dostane sa mattel 'ovi
po predaji nepohnutel 'nosti iba
ia ciastka penazf, ktora zb1da po
zaplatenf hypoteky a vsetkych O.
statnych dlzob, viaznncich ma ma
jetku.
Hypoteky sn nevyhnutnou po-
trebou modernkho zivota, lebo i
ba mimi je umoznena k1pa nepo
hnutel 'nostf al tym, ktori nema
jd vel'keho kapitalu. v rukacf
nepoctivych hypotecnych pozi'
ciavatel'ov moze sa pravda stat
hypoteka hroznou zbranou prot
dovercivym l'ud'om Necestn!
pozemkovy agent nielen predavs
mnoho raz nepohnutelnosti zs
cenu, neodpovedajncu hodnote
majetku, ale zvelebuje do nebies
|aj jeho nejestvujdce prednosti a
pozaduje privysoke poplatky q
bonusy' "a zadovazenie hypo
TEX novych alebo obnovenie sta
rych. Ked' je kupcom cudzinec
ktort este tito krajinu dobre ne,
pozna . snad AMI po anglicky
nerozprava, vtedy najcastejsie u
zfvanym osidlom dzernfkoy btvs
zatajenie nepriaznivych podmie
J nok, ktora 81 diastkou hypotsl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
7 E|LE + = = !.
Napisal. M. Zos6enko.

DeZ TUX. SHu cl MA lHalO pIlclli
pohovorit' 81 po talefone alebo,
ma prfk1ad, zatclefonovat' 81 ME-
kan? Ked' 50 to tax vezme, Via
sine MET kan telefonovat to
je pravda. No, druhei strany,
ak to posudzujeme materialne,
dnes nepiseme rol1 devatnasty,
To tiez nacim uvazit'. V 70. roku
sme sa mohli zaobist' bez telefo-
nu, vtedy SINE sedeli hladni, nj
coho sme nemali pod zuby to
sme boli radi...
Teraz ii vsak "a 5 rnbl 'ov pri-
pravia aparat, ze radost'! Ak
chces - hovor 81, ak nechces -
ako chceS. NilSto sa nenahneva
preto na teba. Len ably 81 riadne
platil.
Aby som povedal pravdu. siise-
dia sa hnevali: ..
- Mono, re to bude i V noel
avonit', tax to radsej nechajte.
Ale ono to nielen v noel, ale
ami vo dne nezvoni. Rozumie sa.
ze som vsetkym priateFom a zna
mym dial eislo a prosil som ich,
aby mi telefonovali. Ukazalo sa
vsak, re sn vsetci bezpartajnf a
telefonom nemajn vel'a do ro-
boty. .. BE-.
No peniaze "a aparat predsa
som len nevyhodil nadarmo. Ne
davno sa mi predsa len podarilo
telefonovat' V dolezitej vel'mi
vaznej veci.
Bola nedel'a.
Sedim pri stene divam sa. a.
ko to originalne visi. Nahle to
zazvonf. Dosial' to nezvonilo. len
teraz odrazu. AZ som sa zl'akol.
- Boze, - myslim 81, = axe
krasne zvonenie "a ttch niekoP-
ko grosov!
Snlmem opatrne sluchatko
pytam sa: .....
= Halo, odkial mi to zvonia ?
- To yam zvonia 20 telefo-
ne, - odpoveda akysi HAS.
- A co sa stale, - hovorim.
- a kto je, odpust tie. pri tele-
fone9
= Pri telefone ie osoba vam
dobre znama, odpoveda HAS.
= Prld'te V naliehavej veci do
krcmy na rohu Posadskej ulice.
- Vidite - myslfm ST. - A.
Ike pohodlie! Nemat' telefonu. co
by ia osoba robila? Musela bv sa
x v6li tel veci tralagat' ku mne
tramvajom.
- Halo, - volam, -- halo. q
kto je to, akej veci9
Ale aparat mlci a nikto neod-
poveda ma mole slova.
V krcme sa vsetko vyiasni.
= myslim 81.
Rychlo sa obIeciem a benin
dolu. Pribehnem do kremy. Hoci
Dol cas- prace, 'udi bolo tam ako
mich. A ami jeden znamy
Obcania, volam, = kto
mi telefonoval a V akej vecie
Ale navstevnici mlcia neod-
povedajd.
Ach, - myslim 81, aka
skoda To je mrzute. Ktosi telefo-
noval a teraz no MET.
Sadnem 81 k stolu a obriednam
81 pivo.
- Posedfm 81, - uvazuiem. -
mono, ze predsa len pride ME
kto. Ale s1 to divine zarty!
Vypil som pivo idem domoy
Idem domov.
A donna dplny neporiadok. W.
kradli ma. Modre saty zmizly q
dve prestieradla.
Pristupujem k telefonu ma.
liehavo zvonfm.
Halo, - hovorfm, - spoi.
te ma, slecna, v ddernom tempe
s kriminalnou po]iciou. Vykradli
ma, ma cisto vykradli.
Slecna odpoveda:
prnoS~~.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02
DoBA NATCHY.
Pise.
Shirley w. Wynne, N. D., DR.. P.
H., komisar zdravotnictva mesta
New Yorku.
FILLS.

Natchu zavinuju 81 l'udia caste
sami syojou neopatrnost 'ou. Hla-
vnou pricinou obyeajnej natchy
je zoslabena telesna odolnost !,
ktora vydava vysvedcenie O. ne
spravnej zivotosprave, ktora je
pr1cinou poklesu nasej telesnej
zdatnosti pod normal.
Vystavovanie sa citel 'nemu
chladu a premrzaniu, najma ak
su pritom nohy V mokru, malo
hodin spanku, nedostatok pohy-
bu. nedostatocna alebo nevyziv-
ma chova nedostatok eisteho
vzduchu, to su niektore hlav-
nych priein snizenej odolnosti
voci prechladnutiu. Ak chcete
preto predist' moznej natche
nastavajiicich jasennych plieska-
niciach al neskorsie V zine, mo.
zete toho takmer bezpecne do
siahnut', ak sa budete pridrzia-
vat jednoduchtch pravidiel pri-
rody.
Vystrfhanie sa natchy je tym
ziaddcnejsie, pretoze tato choro-
ba, ktorej zdanlive netreba ve-
novat' ziadnej pozornosti, moze
casto West k vaznejsim kompli-
kaciam. Bocte odll'udi, ktori ma
jil natchu, lebo natcha je nemoc
chytFava. Odt 'ahujte sa od miest
kde by ste priSli do potyku
mnoho l'ud hi. Spite v dobre pre-
vetranej meistnosti usilujte sa
strovit' hoe len hodinu denne
vonka Ma slnci. Ak m6zete, chod'
tie peso do prace al prace, ale
bo konajte peso hoe len ciastku
tejto cesty.
Ia smokliveho pocasia noste
zavzdy kalosne, bez toho, ably ste
sa obzerali na to, co inf yam po-
vedajn alebo radia. Laborator-
nymi pokusami bolo dokazane, re
zvierata, ktore boly printtene
stat studenej vode, boly DO
takomto premrazeni k natche
k inym nemociam dychacieho IL
stroja mnoho nachylnejsie. z
tohoto pokusu vykvita pre- mas
ledno ponaucenie a sice to. abv
sme mali nohy vzdy suchu
V teple.
Obliekajte sa podl'a pocasia a
vzdy pohodlne!
Jasenne a zimne satstvo ma
byt rozumle sa, 20 silnejSich
teplejsich latok, ako satstvo. kto
re noslme V teplejsich sezonach.
Me je vsak treba ably ste sa OBJ
liekali nepredysne do tepleho
prada. Hlavne, vystrihajte sa
prechladnutia! To iste, co o Sat
stve a pradle, mono povedat' o
postel 'nych prikryvadlach.
Kazdodenny kdpel' je vel 'kyem
krokom ku zdraviu, lebo MIN sa
udrziavajd kozne p6ry otvorene
a telo moze potion spravne dy-
chat Pokozka je hlavnym re.
gulatorom teploty tela. Neusta-
vajuce cvicenie pred otvorenym
oblokom ma predchadzat' rannv
Nflpel.. Sprcha hned' rano zlep-
suJe obeh krvi a je preto nielen
posilnuHica, ale je al ochranou
proti natche.
Spanok je dolezitejsou pozia-
davkou zdravia, ako 81 vacsina
Pudl uvedomuje. Kazde diet,a
ma V noci spat' desat' az dya-
mast hodin, kazdy dospely hoe
len osem. Pri spanku sa vsetky
svaly a nervy pop1staj1 a telu
sa tax dostane neruseneho odpo-.
clnku, 2 ktoreho celkovy organi-
zmus nacerpa silly ma bud1ci den
q ozbrojl sa proti moznemu 1to-
ku jakejkolvek nemoci.
Nasa kazdodenna choya ie tax
tiez Y dzkej spojitosti s naxim
zdravfm. Potrava je kurivo, kto.
re udrziaya telesny motor, '
chode. Je ne mas, aby SINE po-
hAhali tento motor iba kuriyom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-12-02

Ked' mite nis6o ~ reparo.
vsnie, alsbo potrsbujsts pomoe
date zarobit' Slov6kom 4 slo.
yenk6ml
Evening star., 1932-07-28
INVENTIONS FIND
EASY PROMOTION
Devices Usually Developed on
Royalty Basis, Due to
Short Capital.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 28.-Not only are
inventors taking out more patents than
ever before. but also their devices are
moving into industry at an increasingly
rapid rate, in the opinion of Chester H.
Jones, technical director of Campbell
Peterson & Co., patent merchandisers.
Constant search for lower costs and
for products that will inspire purchas-
ing. both stimulated by business ex-
tgencies, have caused manufacturers to
look more kindly at new products.
The inventor is always with us, Jones
said in an interview, but an invention
without capital is generally a useless
invention. because, except in the case
of something startlingly new and i'm
portant. it takes much money for de-
velopment.
Few Patents Basic.
Capital is none too plentiful, and
usually today new inventions are being
promoted on a royalty basis; but they
are being promoted. Often it takes
years for the effect of new device to
be seen, and perhaps not more than
/ in 5000 patents is basic; most in
VentionS are improvements.
Department of census figures show
that the number of patents issued in
creased from Al ,85l in 1880 to 47,799
in 1881, and for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1882, 52.562 patents had been
granted.
The saying that if you built better
mouse trap the world will beat a path
way to your door seems to be taken
literally by a good many inventors,
since there are still a lot of new mouse
catching devices seeking promotion.
New nut-locks, Jones said, are the
most popular invention. A nut lock is
device for making nut lock more
securely on the screw.
"A Bit Emotional"
"a patent does something to a man" &"
Jones said. Many persons of a creative
nature are tempermental. and the in
ventor, after spending many hours over
his device. is no exception. Certainly
he is right to be jealous of his work,
even though sometimes he does seem
to become bit emotional.
Inventors are necessary to advanc-
Ing industry. New products have pulled
lis out of previous depreSsions, and they
may do the same this time. No one
can predict what new want may de-
velop, nor what new device will catch
on. There are plans and projects
which may mean big things. Time will
tell"
1t is difficult to tell statistically how
fast new machines are absorbed by in
dustry, but an indication is given by
the metal working machinery industry.
About 600 new such machines are pro-
duced every year, American Machinist,
a magazine. estimate These machines
ere used to make other machines. and
the rapidity Of their adoption shows
how rapid is industrial change.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Children'S Wear
Greatly Reduced

Boys Linen Pants. Reduced
TO ............... .4fc
Boys Khaki Pants. Reduced
TO f4C
Boys Shirts and BIouses. -. .44c
Girls Frocks. Reduced to SAC
Boys and Girls Union Suits.
Reduced to ................24c
Boys Washable Suits. Reduced
to ................ 04C
Boys Sailor Suits. Reduced to
sac
Girls Wool Skirts. Reduced to
74c
Girls Beach Pajamas. Reduced
TO ............. o1c
Boys and Girls Bathing Suits, 81
Boys and Girls Hosiery. prs, 81
Boys and Girls Play Suits. Re-
duced TO ............... 54c
MOSES-FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-07-28
40 PUBLIC BUILDINGS
WORKERS LAID OFF
Furloughs, Effective July 81, May
Extend Through Year, Grip
ping Elevators.

More than 40 per diem workers in the
Off7e Of Public Buildings and Public
Parks July 81 will be placed on indefi-
mite f''rlcugh that may extend through
out the year. As a result, Federal
workers and visitors to those buildings
under supervision CT this office may
find themselves without elevator service
James F. Gill chief of the buildings
division, made these announcements to-
day in connection with a statement of
contemplated economies to stay within
greatly decreased appropriations this
year.
Just what measures must be taken
to keep within the appropriations and
how building supervisors are going to
manage with funds on hand l am not
ready to state" Mr. Gill asserted.
Every public buildings employe is
working to the limit of his capacity. and
Il Is beyond me to see how the work
viii be done while large numbers of
employees are On compulsory furlcugh."
Appropriations for salaries for the
buildings division have been cut $780,
coo dollars, and in order to save this
sum through furloughs it will be neces-
Sary to place large numbers Of workers
on an inactive status.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
CretonneS Reduced
Lamps and
Gifts
Reduced

Is SIN. Silk BOudOir Shades, for
immediate clearance, as is. 10c
IL Parchment and Silk Ain.
Shields and Shades, as is. :. 10c
100 Fancy Paper Napkins, Is to
a package; cream color. Were
10c. Special, 4 pkgs. for -. .l0c
6 Rubber Coaster Sets Is pieces
to set, for bridge table. Were
SI.lV 'f-JC
l Hammered Pewter Cigarette
Box, bakelite lined. Was S8.65,
S2.s5
6 Metal Tapestry Bridge Shades
in gold and rust. Were S7.10.
Special ..................S2.95
Is Summer Lamp Shades, 16 and
Is in. sizes. Were S1.I0 to S1.94.
opScldI 0Sc
5 Silk Double Shields for electric
side lights. Were So 10 $3.50. As
IS
Evening star., 1932-07-28
CSC ca.

l Wood Web Roller Shade, q ink
3.6. Was SS.9t.
s ITood Web Roller Shades,
20 INKS. Were $3.50.
! Wood Web Roller Shade, 3x3.
Was S1.94.
1 Wood Web Roller Shade,
81 INKS. Was $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Odds and Ends
Porch Shades
Greatly Reduced

1 Gray Porch Shade (damaged),
3x3. Was $500. Now. 80. 48c
l Green Porch Shade (damagedl,
5.3x7.6. Was S5.15. Now. .S1.4S
l Green Porch Shade, 4.4x7.6.
Was $500. Now ..S2.93
2 Green Porch Shades, 5.2X1.6.
Were S5.10. Now. 1898
4 Tan Porch Shades, SKIS. Were
$500. Now ..............S S3.4S
l Gray and Green Porch Shade,
SKIS. Was $500. Now. 80. .$3.48
3 Tan Porch Shades, 7.3x7.s.
We're S7.15. Now ......... 1888
Walnut Porch Shades, 7.3x7.6.
We're Sis. Now ......... .S3.9S
3 Tan Porch Shades, SKIS. Were
$o.OO. Now ............... S4.46
l Gray and Green Porch Shade,
9.3x6. Was s10.64. New. .S6.48
l Tan and Green Porch Shade,
9.3x7.6. Was S10.63. Now. .S6.98
2 Tan Fore, Shades, 9.3x7.6.
Were SEQ. Now ...,.....S6.98
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Couch Covers,
Pillows, Shower
Curtains, Etc.

6 Prs. Madras POrtieres. Were
1884. Now, pair ........S1.S8
25 Cretenne Day-Bed Covers.
Were SEA. Now. each 49,. .S1.88
6 Couch Covers. Were S4.84. Now,
J2 Monks Cloth Pillow Tops.
Were 94c. Now. each ..... 48c
I Bar Harbor Chair Sets. Were
SI.S4. Now. each ......... CSC
Is Cretonne Pillows. Were 94c.
Now, each 5Sc
8 ChintZ Pillows. Were 44c. Now,
each .24c
l Jaspe Slip Cover for Davenport.
WPs $500. Now .S4.98
l Cretonne Slip Cover for Wing
Chair. Was S9.75. Now. .S2.98
I Shower Curtains. Were 1884.
NOW ..,ss''.'. 1890
9 Shower Curtains. Were S7.S4.
NOW S4.Jo
5 Shower Curtains. Were S5.S5.
New .......... 1888
MOSES-THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-07-28
CORNBREAD KILLS TWO
Grasshopper Poison Believed Pour
ed in Batter by Mistake.

y "E7~11OPP01 1|011 . VIZ " 4 0s@
ed in Batter by Mistake.
WACO, Tex, July % CP).-Poisoned
cornbread was blamed yesterday for
the death of two children and the
critical illness of seven other members
of the D. L. Norman family, living on
a farm near Axtell, Il miles northeast
of Waco.
The entire family became violently
III after eating the cornbread yesterday.
Earl Norman, ID, and Jack. 9, died last
night. despite the efforts Of physicians
to save them.
Oflcers believed grasshopper poison
was poured by mistake into the batter
by 12-year -old daughter, one Of those
stricken. They said a sack containing
the poison had been on a kitchen shelf
near the sack containing cornmeal
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Blouses Reduced

8 Blouses of cotton. silk or net,
some with frills. White. green,
peach or blue. Were S2.S5. .G9c
, Crcpe-back Satin Blouses, long
sleeves. Were S4.75. 1923
l Batiste Sleeveless Blouse, size
40. Was S3.75 1929
10 Satin and Crepe de Chine
Blouses, long sleeves. Were
S5.45 ................ $2.29
/ Crepe back Satin Tunic, size
"a. Was $3.50 1894
MOSES SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
GARDEN is RAIDED

Cabbage and Potatoes Are Stolen
From Plot.
JOLIET, Ill, July % tP.-Peter
Buschnell's garden is missing.
Peter woke up this morning to find
some one during the night clipped 80
heads of cabbage and cug so hills of
potatoes from his backyard.
Evening star., 1932-07-28

1 Silver-Finished Metal Radio
Lamp of dancer; light on bottom
of glass. Was $3.50. .....$9.95
l 2-Light Metal Floor Lamp, fin
ished in mahogany color and
brass, with six feet. Was $3.50,
S7.45
1 Alabaster Electric Urn, with
light in bottom. amber color. Was
/ MOdernistic Lamp in wood, with
cone shaped parchment paper
shade. Was $3.50 .........S3.95
1 Desk Set, heavy metal, old Eng
Iish bronze finish; pieces. Was
Sl7.9O ..........-..... SI'50
Lovely Green and Green Metal
Serving Tray with hand painted
flowers and French print. Was
$40 49,. .%i.4o
3 Glove Boxes in rose and green.
Were 1Oc ................. ..4oc
! Large italian Pottery Bowl with
handle. Was $9.95 ........S4.95
Bridge Sets, 25c
Novelty Bridge Sets, consisting Of
bridge pad and tallies, In 2, 3 and
4 tables. Were SOC to 81. Very
limited number.
MOsES-FTRsT FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Odd-Size Broadloom Rugs
p Price or Less!

Our finest quality broadloom carpetng this drastic
duction give floor space All rugs sold
slightly soed; bound others unbound; few
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Silk indies

pair Shantung pajamas. Was
80 ............. ...'..'. .So'S4
l blue satin gown, size II.
Was SIS ................. .S4.94
l flesh gown, size Il. Was
SlZ.5O ............ .S5-S4
/ flesh satin gown, size I6. Was
SlS ............ S0.S4
2 white satin gowns, sizes 16 and
IL. Were S12.50. .$3.94
! flesh crepe de chine gown, size
IL. Was SIS. .S4.94
/ white crepe de chine chemise.
size Sc. Was $7.S5. .S2.94
l tearOse crepe de chine chemiSe,
size 40. Was So ....... .$2.94
"a all handmade step-ins, with
fitted tops. Were S2.S4. .Sl.95
Is chemise and step-ins, of
crepe de chine. Were S2.75, 89c
l2 prs. pajamas in crepe de chine,
figured or striped materials. tie
sashes. Were $2.S5.. .S1.95
1 blue crepe-back satin chemise,
Alencon lace trim with georgette
and lace top. Was $11.50. 1884
l green crepe back satin chemiSe.
Was $ll.5O. ................$3 1894
5 chemise. crepe-back satin. Were
SIS ................ ..... $4.94
10 all handmade silk slips. Were
$5 ............'. ..s......S SZ.lS
10 Nynon gowns, fitted models.
Were S5.95. ..S1.79
MOSES-SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-07-28

you are too old. D"
You can now end this
handicap quickly. cas-
lily, and inexpensively
rieht at home. And the
results will be so per-
feet that no one viii
suspect you have done
a thing TO your hair.
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Odds and Ends in
SUMMER RUGS

Oval Rush RuaS 3x6; were $500 now .........$2.50
Oval Rush Rug 6x0: was SI35O now ..........S3.5O
Oval Rush Rug Sx1O; S165O. .S825
Chinese Rush Rug 7.6x12 S45.OO now. $500
28 Crex Grass Rugs, 27x54; were Sl45, .73c
IA Crex Grass Rugs 36x72; were $225 ow......$lI3
Crex Grass Rugs, 4.6x7;6 were $4,35 $218
10 Crex Grass Rugs 8x10; S895, .$4.48
Crex Grass Rugs, 9x12; were 1924 now $462
Evening star., 1932-07-28

meIdI SdDlnctS IOT kltCHCH,
with four drawers. Were 81. sass
"3 PorceIain-T Top Kitchen Tables,
lay tops, large drawers. Were
$500 ................ $500
Baby Crib. green enamel finish;
complete with link spring. Was
S9.25 .............,... 1910
Odd Box Spring, 3 IT. In. size.
for wood or metal bed; blue tick
covered. Was $50 SIS
Ft. In. Kapok Filled Mattress
es. imperial edge; gray-cOlor tick
ing. Was S36 .Sl9.75
Boudoir Chair with wood arms,
covered in rose damaSk. Was
Sl5.15 ................ .SlV
*Studio Couch Bed with 3 pillows,
loose mattress. Was $21.50,
$1s.75
Cot Pad, size 2 IT. 6 in. covered
in green art ticking. Special, S2.25
Chaise Lounge. green damask
covered; sofa spring base. Was
S39.15 SZ9-d0
EFT. In. Cot with brown finish
ends, link springs. Was S4.95,
$3.50
Odd Bed Room Chair with loose
seat, blue enamel finish. Was
$3.50 ............. 9"'oo
Large Club Chair, upholstered in
genuine red leather; loose cush-
ion. Was S120 ...........$6 $50
7-Pc. Maple Bed Room Suite,
early American style; floor sam
pie. Was S495 .SlSS
Metal Daybed, with heavy mat
tresS covered in cretonne; opens
to full bed size. Was $29. .$15.95
*2 Davenports; open to full size
beds. Were $135 ............S59
aLove Sofa, covered In cretonne:
loose down filled cushions, 3 semi
cushion backs. Was $3.50. .$S9
2-Pc. Living Room Suite, solid
mahogany frame, upholstered in
velour and damask. Was S45o,
S189
*2-Pc. Bed Davenport Suite, dav-
export and chair. Sold as is.
Was 1929 ........ .$o5
Cogswell- Style Chair, down-filled
cushion. solid mahogany frame.
Was $145 ................ .S69.3U
Tub Style Chair with high back.
down filled cushion. Was $3.50,
S49.75
Love Sofa with loose cushions,
spring filled. web bottom con-
struction. Was Sl6O $50. .S49.75
2-Pc. Living Room Suite of sofa
and chair. covered in genuine mo-
hair taupc. Was SlS5. -. .S92.75
a Priscilla Style Sewing Cab
iuets. solid mahogany. Were
S1l.75 ................. S5.zo
ACIub-StyIe Chair, huge back,
deep coil spring under-cOnstruc-
tion: wonderfully comfortable.
Was $35 .................. .$22.1o
Drop-Leaf End Table, mahogany
finish. Was $25 ........ .$12.95
Fireside Bench or Piano Bench,
solid mahogany frame, green COW
cred seat. Was SAL .......$22.50
Large Size Reed Chair with pad
ded-style cushion. Was S54, $19.75
Coffee Table. mahogany and ma
pie, square top. Was $35.....S15
End Table with book trough in
base, mahogany. Was $l3.75.
$3.50
Mahogany End Table, PEDESTAL
base style, dull finish. Was $40,
S9.95
Evening star., 1932-07-28
Children'S
So. 5O-$3.5O
Shoes, $50
Famous "Pied Piper"
Health Shoes

Taken from our regular stock
Pied Piper dressy style barefoot
sandals in white, smoke or brown
elk leather. Sizes Infants 4 c
to Misses 2 ID. Broken sizes.
7 Pairs of Misses White Strap
Slippers, sizes 121a to 3. Were
$3.50 .....................S2.S5
IL Pairs White Elk Ghillie Tie
Oxfords, for growing girls. Were
SIS .$2.95
Evening star., 1932-07-28
LINENS
Odds and Ends
Greatly Reduced

s Part wool blanketS, size 66XSO.
Were S2.95 ..............SI
/ Part-wool Blanket, size 7OvS0:
plaid. Was S4.49 ..........sI.64
2 Virgin Wool Blankets, silk
bound; size 72x84; green. Were
$3.50 ................ S6.24
23 Chintz Bedspreads, single or
double. For clearance ..S1.34
10 Pairs ChintZ Drapes. Fer
clearance, pair ........Sl.34
IL Colonial Cotton Bedspreads.
double size. For clearance, S1.54
IL White Wool filled Comforts.
For clearance ............S1.94 .94
4 Moire Rayon Covered, White
Wool-fil.ed Comforts, size 72xS4.
Were 50 ............... S4.94
/ MOire Bedspread, custom mrde.
Was S19 ............... S2.94
3 Custom made Rayon Taffeta
Bcdspreads. Were SIP. .Si94
| Linen Damask White Table
cloth, size 67x6S. Was $3.50, s1.94
1 White Linen Satin Damask
Tablecloth. 67x103. Was Sc. S2.94
/ White Linen Dam2sk Dinner
Cloth, ciZe 67x86. Was S5. .S2.S4
2 Double Satin Dsmask Cloths.
size 71x72. Were S7.25. .S3.24
/ Pure Linen Satin Damask
Cloth, size 67x86. Was $3.50, S2.94
1 Heavy Double Damask, Pure
Linen Cloth, size 71x9O. Was
L Embroidered Rayon PcnIin
Be5spread, double size. Was
S5.I5 ................. .9l.o4
- COIored Bolster Shams, SOiled.
Tor clearance ..........5 sc
$50 Pieces, in odd dOilies. For
clearance ............... sc
2 Very Fine Quality Spanish
Hani-applique. Hand-embroid-
cred Bridge Sets. Were $3.50,
set .S3.24
1 Hand-appliqued Bridge Set.
Was IS ............... .Sl.94
l Hand embroidered Bridge Set,
hemstitchef. Was S. .....Sl.94
2 Colored Hemstitched Damask
Dinner Sets, pure linen, cloth
size 72x9C, IL napkins. Were
$3.50 set .SI1.24
6 White Linen Double DamaSk
Hemstitched Dinner Sets, cloth
size 6Sx88 and 8 large napkins.
For clearance .............S 1894
MOSES-FIRST FLOOR.