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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

establish itself as an Independent re-
public. Luis Companys, president Of
the state, announced: Catalonia is
breaking off relations with the rest Of
Spain. I demand complete discipline
from everyone" He called on Gen.
Domingo Batet, commander Of the gar
rison at Barcelona, to swear allegiance
to the new regime, but that willy SOL
der spared for time, and before an
hour had passed he received orders
from Madrid to declare a state of siege.
His troops battled with the Galatians,
and soon had Companys and his fellow
leaders cooped up in the presidential
palace. Reinforcements for the gov
eminent forces arrived swiftly by land,
sea and air.
Then the artillery opened up, and
after the palace had been thoroughly
shelled, Companys and his colleagues
surrendered and were marched to a
prison ship in Barcelona harbor. The
revolution was over and the new Cata-
Ian republic went out of existence. 1t
was rumored the collapse was partly
due to dispute between Companys
and former Premier Manuel Azana, a
co-leader In the revolt. Azana was re-
ported to have escaped from the coun-
try.
Surrender Of Companys did not end
the fighting In northern Spain, for the
revolutionists in various regions con-
tinued their desperate efforts, but the
government considered the revolt real
ly had been suppressed. There was no
telling how many had been killed or
wounded, but certainly the casualty
lists were terribly long.
For long time Catalonia, hotbed
of radicalism, has sought separation
from the rest of Spain, and there Is
no reason to suppose that the stormy
Galatians will now be submissive. But
for the present they are beaten.
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definitely broken away
by coming out in ia
vor of the reelection
of Senator David A.
Reed, anti-New Deal
Republican whose de-
feat would be most
welcome to the adj
ministration. Immedi-
ately after Pinchot
announced his stand
in a speech at Wilkes
B ARE e, Postmaster
Gnnarol ENor.lnxy nnn
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

created a G e n e ra
headquarters air force,
comprising all the air
combat force S, and
placed it under the
direct com m q n d of
Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur, chief Of staff.
Thus all the fighting
planes are taken away
from Gen. Benjamin
D. Foulois, chief of
the air corps, and he
ia loft In command of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

legislation or a SlX-hour
day and fve-day week
for all workers, pri-
vate and government.
A committee APP
pointed to investigate
possibilities and merit
of shorter work peri
DDS reported favor
ably.
William Green, pres
ident of A. f. Of L..
made an impassioned
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19
cr.ter 500 Eeet Deer

Two Russians, who scaled Avach, q
volcano s,160 feet high, In Kamchat-
ka, crossed barrier Of snow and
found the fiery crater, $50 to 600 feet
deep and a mile In circumference.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

Communists in an
swer to the formation
of a conservative gov
eminent by Premier
Alexandra Lerroux I'M
der the domination of
reactionary Catholics.
Within a few hours
bloody conflicts broke
out in many regions,
and Ca t a 10 n a, the
northeast corner Of
the country. decided
fhiC u,oc tho ftyno RI
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19
Concise

Doctor-Madam, what is your all
ment?
Old Lady-Pains in my arms so
that can hardly lift them over my
head, and it's the same with my legs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19
CURRENT EVENTS
PASS IN REVIEW
SPANISH GOVERNMENT cRUSHEs
NEW CATALAN REPUBLIc-ccc
TO BE CONTINUED.
BY EDWARD w. PlckARD
g. Western Newspaper Union.

OWL war in Spain was preeipitated
~ by the radical elements, starting
with 24-hour general strike which
was declared by the Socialists and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19
Village Long Isolated

A village discovered in the north
eastern part of Siberia has had no
contact with the rest Of the world
since 1913.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

n. 81. Kung. intelligent Chinese
statesman, finance minister, tells Sec
rotary Morgenthau that he would real
ly and truly like to know what the
United States means to do about silver.
Also, since this country is anxious for
silver, China will sell US all she has.
taking gold In exchange.
Bret Harte. considering that Chinese
statesman. might add verse to his
description of All Sin. who possessed
va smile that was childlike and bland"
q. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
WNIJ Servfce
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

Secretary Wallace suspects, and
farmers will be glad to hear it, that
"an ignorant, inscriptions" political
attempt will be made this fall to make
the government lend IS cents bushel
on corn and 81 additional on wheat If
Mr.. Wallace's fears are realized the
new frontiers" as regards United
States finance. will be as wide as the
Milky Way and as high as the blue star
Vega.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

DEATH SHOT kills all insects. Dilute 81
bottle 40 times BEST-UV-ALL PRODUCTS,
3O5 Dyal-Upchurch Bldg, jacksonville. Fla.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

The old game for children was But
ton, button, who's got the buttonY'
The new game for grownups is, DOL.
lar, dollar, who's got the dollar, and
how shall we tax it?''
New York city, seeking $17,000,OOO
a month now. more later, for welfare
relief, has already put a tax on income
taxes.
To tax tax" is new idea. If only
deficits could be taxed, the problem
would be easy.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

ONCE more talk of war with Rus
- STA Is agitating Japan. stirred up
by remarkably frank pamphlet put
out by the Japanese army department.
Soviet Russia possesses 5000 war
planes. the United States 5000 and
China, 5OO," the pamphlet asserted.
IF these nations combined, the air
forces Of the powers surrounding ia
pan would total more than 5000
planes.
Although diplomacy can give as
surance that we will meet only one
enemy, we must assume that the enc
my will have at least 5000 planes.
Japan has only 1000 planes. Can our
ornaments be said to be complete
with this poor air force?
Constant trouble along the Soviet
Manchukuan frontier, the increasing
ly challenging attitude Of the Soviets
and Russia's traditional unreliability
make the future of Russo-Japanese re-
lations uncertain"
THE world air congress convened
L at Washington, and one of the
most important events on its program
was the award to Wiley Post of the
International Aeronautical Fedora
tons annual gold medal for the out
standing aviation feat of 1888. For
his solo flight around the world Post
was chosen over Marshal Italo Balbo
Of Italy, the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ocean flyers, Darius and Girenas, and
]. v. Smirnoff, heroic Holland-Dutch
East Indies mail pilot.
The judges who made the award
took into consideration that Post flew
10000 kilometers day and night, alone,
over land and sea; covered an average
of 300 kilometers per day; main
tanned an average speed Of 100 kilo-
meters an hour; and established, un-
assisted, a round-the-world record Of
eight days.
HARVARD university doesn't like
L Chancellor Hitler's treatment Of
Germany's educational institutions. DR..
Ernst f. s. Hanfstaengl, Hitler's con-
fidential aid and himself a graduate
of Harvard, made an offer to the uni
versity of German travelling scholar
ship, but it was declined.
James Bryant Conant, president Of
Harvard, said In a letter to Hanf-
staengl:
"We are unwilling to accept gift
from one who has been so closely as
ISOLATED with the leadership Of po-
litical party which has inflicted DAM
age on the universities Of Germany
through measures which have struck
at principles we believe to be funda-
mental to universities throughout the
world"
DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT and his
naval advisers held conference at
the White House, and now Norman 81.
Davis, ambassador at large, Is on his
way back across the Atlantic to take
part in talks In London preliminary to
the international naval conference.
FOLLOWING the recommendation
Of special committee appointed by
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tors Of the National Association OF
Manufacturers, which acted on petit
lions received from seventeen large
trade associations. The manufacture
ers assert that such government expert
mentation merely results in depriving
employees in private industry of their
jobs. creating employment at one point
and unemployment at another.
Entrance of the government into
the manufacturing business in compe-
tition with its own citizens" says the
manufacturers statement, "even to
supply relief for the unemployed. con-
stitutes an extravagant use Of the tax
payers money in further experiments
lions.
where those In distress cannot be
provided with either public or private
work for which they could be paid,
then public funds may legitimately be
used to provide relief of actual need
on subsistence basis. But to furnish
necessities required through govern
ment operated factories is the wrong
way to do the right thing"
MARINE Workers Industrial union,
lFl left wing" organization, called
a strike OF crews of "all American
ships sailing out of North Atlantic and
Gulf ports" and the union officials
said $4,000 men would quit work. The
demand is for S75 a month and 30 per
cent increase in the manning of YES
sells.
The strike call was issued in def
ance of the International Seamen's
union, which is negotiating with the
steamship owners for a new wage and
working hour schedule.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

DELEGATES to the American Fed
- Grafton of Labor convention in
San Francisco adopted unanimously
and with cheers a resolution proposing
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

FOLLOWING the recommendations
of a special committee appointed by
the War department and headed by
Newton D. Baker, the department has
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19
HIGNITARIES of the Roman Catho-

HIGNITARIES of the Roman Catho-
~ lie church from many lands and
pilgrims by the hundred thousand
gathered in Buenos Aires, Argentina,
for the thirty-second international
Eucharistic congress. Ship after ship
entered the harbor laden with pious
folk from Europe, Africa and all the
Americas, and the city threw open its
homes for their accommodation. The
pictureque open air ceremonies were
held in Palermo park, and other re-
ligious rites were celebrated in the
magnificent cathedral.
nov. CLIFFORD PINCHOT of Penn
~ sylyania has in the past been in
sympathy with much of President
Roosevelt's program. but he has now
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

The East reads about the Bobby"
Edwards case. that of young man ac-
cused of killing a girl, Freda McKech-
nie-knocking her on the head and
drowning her when he tired of her.
Others are much interested In the
case of woman with well known
name and quarrel about control and
possession of child, heiress to several
millions. Foreign princes, plain Amer
lean drunkenness, many unpleasant de-
tails, are dragged into the story. A
considerable crowd finds that interest
ing. That judges decision will be in
teresting.
Future historians will know what we
were by reading the news stories
that interested us.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

Some call President Roosevelrs
broadcast crumbs of comfort" thrown
to "the right" where dwell big indus
trialists, disgruntled financiers and
other sad conservatives.
1t Is taken as hitherto shalt thou
go and no farther, and here shall thy
proud waves be stayed" addressed to
on-rushing ''radicalism."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
What You Read You Are
She Is Lonely
Yes, Money Does Count
The pres;dant,s Rroadcaet

The whole country follows the
"Hauptmann case" dealing with the
Lindbergh kidnapping. Newspapers have
increased circulation since Haupt-
mann's arrest. This proves that citi-
zens. able to get along without ordi-
nary news of national and international
affairs. cannot do without the Lind
bergh kidnap news.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

Does money make difference In
the United States? 1t made some diff
ference when, in Foley Square. oppo-
site New York's Supreme court build
ing, six rather old men were arrested
charged with 'vagrancy." One of them,
sixty-four years old, who gave a name
not his own, was found with bank
books showing that he owned $4,000,
safe in the bank.
The magistrate suspended sentence"
on the $4,000 vagrant. He was not
even fined. Five others that had no
money were fined $40 each and sent
to Jail for ten days when they did not
pay.
There is a text for some budding
Communist orator.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

The Presidents broadcast proves that
gentlemen were mistaken who said the
President intends to do away with
profits" making private enterprise an
obedient unit In the new system of
society. The address means to OPP
timistic conservatives that the New
Deal desires only to be helpful" to
private enterprise. not choke 1t. But
private enterprise must be good. and.
with the New Deal, keep it's eye on
the ultimate happiness of the many.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

DRESIDENT ROOSEVELT and his
naval advisers held conference at
the White House, and now Norman 81.
Davis, ambassador at large, is on his
way back across the Atlantic to take
part in talks In London preliminary to
the international naval conference.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

Use of the taxpayers money for the
~ government operation of factories
in competition with private enterprise
was ean'lNt"nNd by the hoard Of direc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

If you buy whisky it is wise to buy
a brand that you know. In New York,
this year, government agents seized
100000 cases of queer" whisky. In,
Guiding $4,000 cases of Scotch" whis,
ky made in America, with one-eighth
Scotch to make 1t taste smoky" the
rest being sherry, glucose, and home
made alcohol.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-10-19

Mrs. Eva Coo, whom reporters choose
to call Little Eva" Coo, now in the
women's wing of the death house of
Sing Sing prison, convicted Of murder
ing man whose life she had insured,
and waiting to be elecrrocuted, makes
statement.
1t has nothing to do with the here.
after, deaths uncertainty or its mean
ing, the horror of the electric chair.
The statement says:
Il like company. I am so lonesome
don't know what to do"
Only few weeks to live, the cleo
trio chair and all that is on the other
side of that chair just ahead of her,
and Mrs. Coos strongest impression is
that she likes company.
We are gregarious race, and alb
sence Of Imagination is great help If
you must be electrocuted.
Evening star., 1934-08-30

zoo pairs Mems RayOn Socks; . mr. Eno
reinforced; sizes 10 to 111z. y JUG
IS pairs Mems Shorts, full-eut; A pr. ST
striped designs; elastic waist. K L
6-Men's Cotton Pulloyers in mesh Cn.
weave; formerly 81. In the Cleanup UJC
50-Men's Hand Tailored Ties;
twilL, foulards and stains; for q eor 11
merly see j ior u
S5-Men's l.39 and l.95 Lynbrooke S1
Shirts, slightly soiled Clearance. :. .... u
4-$1 Tan, White Leather Belts. s..... Use
200-39c Wash Ties; choice. 49,. S for 81
30-55c Hand-Tailored Ties ... ....... .10c
ESQ to 81 Swim Suits. -. One Third OF
Palas RoyaI-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Hosiery Clearance
for Women nrsd Children

FOR women ana GnuUFGn
IS pairs 81 FuI-F Fashioned Isle Stock A.
ings; sizes 9 to 91z. Clearance, pair fJC
10 pairs 81 Ful-Fashioned Sport Hose in
heather-mixed Isle. Reduced for An.
clearance, pair .......-......... =. fJC
143 pairs ST Fun-Fashioned Sheer c0>
Chiffon Stockings; assorted color... JJC
73 pairs Misses 35c Long Stockings; IT.
seamless feet; light shades; 81 to 10 GC
22s pairs ChiIdren's 3sc Socks, rayon ~.
in pastel shades; sizes S to 91z ..r... ~
116 pairs Girls 81 Socks; light col 1T.
ored rayon; sizes s to 0 in the group. / ~
PaIais Royal-Main Floor.
Clearance CLOVES
40 pairs 79c Double Woven Fabric
Gloves, and IFS pairs Mesh Cloves AZ
with novelty cuffs, pair ......r,. fJC
40 pairs see Single Fabric Gloves. 49,. see
1O3 pairs Mended Kid and Lambskin on.
Gloves. Originally 1.95 and 2.95. 3. CCC
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Desirable Linens!

Montfs-End Clearance Savings!
3-6.s5 Quaker Lace Tablecloths, A OE
72x90 in. Clearance ... f.JO
150-39e to 59e Organdie Searfs and ~.
Vanity Sets. Clearance ........ lJC
5o-$1 Linen Dresser Scarfs, fringed. c0.
Reduced for Clearance ....... JUG
1S-$l Card Table Covers. E0.
Reduced for Clearance ........... JUG
so pairs-1.lS Linen Pillow Cases. 7c
Reduced for Clearance, pair ...... 6CC
7O-Seconds lbs Colotex Stay-Clean IN.
Cloths, 54x54 in. Cotton belt back. dJC
st,71 5t ss "' tss",' es.s.nss s'' Lace Cloths 19
40 doz. Hemstitched Linen a. eo no
Napkins, l7xl7 in. Clearance % JOG
Palas Royal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Clearance NOTIONS

$3.50 Bathing Caps. Clearance 80. .10c
9-59c Locker Carryalls. Clearance. =. 25c
lOO-59e Celophane Dress Protectors -. .2sc
69-50c Hair Bandeaux. Clearance. =. Csc
3O-49c Towel Racks. Clearance. -. Use
100-59c Garter Belts Clearance Csc
$3.50 Dress Protectors. Clearance. .-.25c
100-10c Shoulder Straps ...,..-...5c
96-10c Guest Powder Puffs. Sc
S5-79c Sanitary Aprons ns.......... sec
lO0-29c Guaranteed Dress Shields, z for 2se
100-35c Paper Dress Envelopes. 2 for Use
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Clearance NOVELTIES

~~ AAS~
25-55c Chinese Silk Scarfs g. .25c
l2--$l Chinese Silk Scarfs. ....... Soc
14-79c Chinese Silk Scarfs ........ .35c
52-$l u. S. Flag Sets; 3x5-ft. 35c
2s-69c Waterproof Racquet Covers. >. e. .25c
4-4.95 Tennis Racquets, each $50
5-395 Tennis Racquets, each :. .2.75
1-3.37 Book Ends, pair. .......... .1.95
1-297, Sxl0-in. Picture Frame. -. lbs
1-2.97, 7x9-in. Picture Frame. 80. lbs
Palas Royal-Main Floor.
SilverWare Clearance
430 Pcs. Elite Pattern Flatware, each. &c
lO-l.ls Monarch Alarm Clocks. .-... 81
S-35c Gorham Silver Polish ....... Csc
4-3.95 Sterling Bonbon Dishes: ...295
1855 Sterling Bonbon Dishes 395
l0-l.75 Pewter Beer Mugs. 81
1-895 Telechron Clock sos
2-6.95 Silver-plated Trivets. ........ .4.95
26-pc. Set SiIver.plated
IS Tableware
This set consists of dinner knives with
stainless steel blades, dinner forks, q H n
dessert and tea spoons, butter knife, y AL
sugar she'll All neatly boxed. ....... AsOU
soc Shine Polishing Cloth; Friday :... =. 19c
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Clearance Leather Bags
and Luggage

1O-3.OO Sequin Evening Bags; 20
pouch style; asst. colors Clearance. Z.OJ
5000 Leather Bags; pouch I 70
style; black only. Clearance. -. log
1850 Cowhide Brief Cases, ; q CO
pockets; straps; brown, black. -. Z.UJ
4-1.9S Leather Upper Brief Cases; I %
black and brown. Clearance. ... ksZJ
60-69c White Hand Bags; many o.
styles; slightly soied. Clearance =. ACC
Clearance Handbags
5O-$2 Leather Hand Bags. 1.59
1913 Evening Bags ........-.....2.5s
2-7.5O Black Evening Bags...........ss
2-6.95 Petit Point Bags gs............$ SIS
$3.50 Summer Belts asst. eolors) -. .29c
Leather Trunk Straps. ............ .39c
1850 Cowhide Brief Cases. ..269
4-l.9S Leather Upper Cases. .......l .29
Paais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Wornen's Slippers
Were I.I9 to I.59
97c

Only I73 pairs; fUe different styles Of
D'Orsays with soft soles and Cuban heels;
kid, rayon, crepe and corduroy. Black, blue,
green, red. Broken sizes.
Palais Royal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Sensational Values From
Our Sports Shop

4-5.95 Sport Dresses, reduced. ..195
14-4.95 Striped Silk Dresses. es.........1.9 .95
6-5.95 Silk Crepe Dresses. ........-. .2.95
3-5.95 Silk Blouses; reduced to. 80. LOS
4-2.25 Silk Blouses; reduced to. ..... Soc
3-3.95 and SOS Wool Skirts. ....... .199
300 Wool Skirts. :. 100
500 Silk Crepe Skirts .........1 100
1-2.95 Checked Linen Jacket. 100
7-l.69 Beach Pajamas . .....-...... .7sc
11-Beach Shorts, pair 100
l-5.s5 Jersey Beach Pajamas. .......2.95
3-3.95 Play Suits (cotton) ....... 100
2-l.39 Rubber Beach Balls. ..........39 39e
5-6.95 Gabardine Raincoats. ...... SOS
5-8.95 Gabardine Raincoats =. .......6 $50
l-l6.95 Tweed Riding Coat. .... 1000
Palas RoyalEThird Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
X. O. NJ. Clearance
China and Glass

10-s-in. Square TiIe-Top Tables; c0.
wrought iron base; formerly S9c. :. OJC
1S-Decorated Pottery Refrigerator E0.
Dishes; recently 79c. Clearance ... OJC
45-Green Glass Ice Tubs with side ham n.
dies; regularly 15c Clearance. ..... u
47-Deeorated Pottery Beer Stems; ~.
large size; recently 25c. Clearance. l6C
45-Green and Crystal Vases; orig Or
inaIy 39c. Month-End Clearance ZOC
l50-Green or Crystal Dinner Plates; E
process etched. Clearance. ......... DC
10O-l6-pe. Crystal Grill Sets; serv- IA.
ice for a. Clearance, at ...... t4C
rs doz. Cut Crystal Water Tumblers; Al.
band cutting; originally 79e. dozen 4JC
Paais Royal-Fifth Floor.
Jewelry Clearance
4-Men's 295 Stud Sets. .1.95
800 Cigarette Lighter 1886
1-l250 Cigarette Case-Lighter .S.95
2-4.s5 Mesh Bags, enameled. .......3.95
1-650 Ring g-Necklace Set. .......... .495
4-$25 Women's 15-JeweI Elgin. -. 1850
1-595 Rose Quartz Necklace 1896
1-3.95 Rose Quartz Necklace. .295
Real Amethyst Necklace ace........$10
Infants 2.95 Gold Locket and Chain .95
Real Carnelian Necklace 1896
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1934-08-30

Boys Apparel :. Save!
50-1.29 Long White Ducks, pair. 49,. .79e
30-Little Boys S9c Shorts =. q pairs, ST
15-Students' 295 White Slacks -. .1.95
30-Little Boys 79c Overalls. ..... pair 81
40-1.95 Sleeveless Sweaters, now 81
SOC Fall Cols Hose
3 Pairs 81
Our regular stock quality; q length, :mal de-
40-Boys' 79c BeInord Sports Shirts. z for ST
50-1.95, 2-pc Covert Suits; s to 16. ..l.25
Is pairs S9c Wash Knickers, pair Isle
Palais Royal Boys Dept.-Main Floor.
Tots Wear Reduced
Tots 95 Silk Dresses, prints and 4 C0
plain colors; 3 to 6 yrs. Clearance. Lug
Tots SOS and 7.95 Fall Coat Sets; . nE
size to 3. Clearance. .......... OeCO
Tots sec and Csc Sun Suits. Clearance. .39e
Infants l19 Tubfast Sheet Sets Clearance SSc
Tots 1.59 Jersey Dresses. Clearance. :. .l.09
Infants l 1.9S Linen Crib Spreads Clearance 1.39
Tots 1.29 Pastel Silk Dresses. Clearance. .94c
Girls lis and SO Shorts; sizes 7 En-
to IL. Clearance. e............r1..a OOC
Girls l 95 Sport Jackets. Clearance. -.$1
Girls White Pique Coats. Clearance .......S1
Palais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Friday Only
New Fall Hats
q

Smart nev brins in Uooi erepes and felts;
black, brown, naUy, rust, uOins and green.
Head sizes ~ and 70 inches.
Palais Royal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
Summer Dresses

SU1Hn1nSE OTSSSSS
Will Sell Quickly at These Prices
Every Cotton Dress now in our third
floor cotton shop; not including eyelets. ST
25-5.95 Summer Dresses, prints q 7E
and pastels; mostly small sizes 80. Z.dJ
4O-7.95 and 1895 White, Pastels,
Prints and Some Sheer Dresses; in IN
misses and juniors sizes. Clearance f.JU
3O-1095 Print, Sheer, White and Pastel
Dresses and Suits; misses and womens &C
sizes. Clearance ................. "
10-1695 Printed Chiffon Daytime and SIN
Evening Dresses. Clearance. ....... ~xV
Palais RoyaI-Dress Section-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-30
llI|||| 70 e : - :
Fragrant ToiletI.ieS
SuUe Money! On These!

Fragrant Toiletries
SaUe Money On These!
1O0-4-oz. bottles of Myette Toilet Water,
made to sell for 81. Close-out. .27e, bots. 81
15e Turkinit Wash Cloths; while the quantity
lasts. Clearance, doz. z..-...............50 Soc
S-large Energene Cleaning Fluid. &. =. zee
16-29c Energene. Clearance. ..-....15e
15-$l size La Geraldine Wave Sci. %. =. sec
12-50c Egyptian Henna. Clearance 80. .25e
1O-2.25 Humphrey Reid Concentrated
Perfume. Clearance Tie
SIP Corday Femme du Jour Perfume SOS
$50 Corday Orehidee Bleue Perfume $50
$50 Corday Perfumes, assorted. .2.95
soc Cody Eyelash Grower. ............ Csc
Paais Royal-Main Floor.