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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-27
By Helen M. Scott
Hello Folks:

Hello Folks:
This week we have an interview
with ARNOLD WALKER, who is
a graduate Of the University of
Nebraska and who is now attend
ing the University of Minnesota,
where he is working on his Mas
tiers and Ph.D. Mr.. Walker is a
social worker and is very well
known in this line of work. He is
a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity and of the American
Association Of Social Workers;
these connections, plus his pleasing
personality, make him a valued as
set in our community. His an
swers are very interesting and
should be especially so to those
contemplating matrimony or en-
tertaining fond hopes along this
line. 4 i -;
1. Where is your home town?
Ans. Kansas City, st. Louis, Omaha
and other points.
2. What brought you back to
Minneapolis Ans. Additional grad
uate work on Ph.D.
8. How do you like married
life? Ans. It is wonderful. Anyone
wanting information see me for the
recipe. Advice to the lovelorn is
my motto.
a. Who's the boss in your fam
lily? Ans. Well, after all, I pay
the bills so you can draw your own
conclusions.
s. What first attracted you to
your wife? Ans. Well, congenial-
ity, being regular fellow, her SYM
pathy towards troubles of others,
her attitude and understanding.
"a person is a person for A. That"
6. Do you like red finger nails
on women? Ans. Red finger nails
to me are symbolic and I agree
with the great psychologists who
think that persons with nails high
ly colored are either exhibitionists
or very passionate. In costuming
it is acceptable but should be re-
moved with the costume.
z. What is your secret ambition?
Ans. To be one of the best pre-
pared in the field of social work.
8. Who is your favorite poet?
Ans. William Cullen Bryant, who
bespeaks my moods at various mo-
ments.
9. Favorite sport. Ans. Hunt
ing, golf, and tennis.
10. Do you think the movies are
a detriment to our young children?
Ans. No, studies have proven that
they are not, although they influ-
ence conduct. I think parents,
sometimes, are more detrimental
than movies.
II. Do you believe in mercy kill
ings? Ans. In view of scientific
thought, and method, I am forced
to be guided by that judgment
deemed best by the persons in
volved.
IL. Who do you think are the
bigger flirts, men or women? Ans.
Both are essential to the welfare
and vanity of the other.
I
Say, what's the matter with some
Of our Twin City couples? There's
been so much quarreling going on
lately that I JUS don't understand
"a &c. - o,,.. 5000 l.--.L 4
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-11-27

M. E. T.: Will I have success in
races or should I borrow the money
from R. or N. H?
ANS: 1 do not see you success
full in the races. / do see N. H.
will let you have the money like
he promised, so there is no need to
worry.
A. M: Does my husband give his
money to other women? He acts
so funny, is there anything wrong ?
ANS: No, he does not give other
women money. / see he CANDLES
and loses it; that is the reason he
acts so funny; there is really moth
ing wrong.
E. K: What can I do to change
my luck?
ANS: would advise you to send
for my Snow White Luck Charms.
I am sure you will find these what
you need. Price SOC for two and
three questions answered FREE.
Hope to hear from you soon.
E. R. F.: What happened to my
cousin who disappeared recently =?
ANS: I see you in contact with
this person within the next few
weeks. He is in Detroit, Michigan.
M. G.: had a girl friend in De-
troit. I would like to know if she
is living and will I hear from her
soon?
ANS: This friend of yours is
still living and is in Detroit. I do
not see, however, that you will hear
from her in the near future. see
FREE: Your question will be ans
when a clipping of this feature
YOUR FULL NAME, BIRTHDA1
For private reply, send Csc ii
my ASTROLOGY READING and
OPINIONS on any THREE CUES
to Raymon, care this paper.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
u DE LAS PRoCLR-
MAS LANZADAS POR LA
AVIACION AFECTA AL
GOBIERNo SOBIR'E Ell
CAMPO ENEMIGO

Madrid.-Texto de la procla
ma que nuestra aviaci6n arrOja
en- los sitios donde todavia SUI
tlevados:
"Soldados: FL egoismo de
~vuestros oficiales esta sembran-
do ell luto, la desolaci6n y la ruiz
ma del pals. Ell pueblo entero,
cen unanimidAd absolute, ayu-
dado por las fuerzas leales, Sc
ma levantado contra los traido-
res.
Espana lIcha, una vez mas,
por su independence, renovan-
do ell heroismo de otros tiempos.
En- todas parties triunfa la Re-
p1blica, aplastando la criminal
sublevci6n. Soldados, mientras
habeis derrochado vuestra san
IRE por una idea que no sentis,
propia solo de militares ambi-
ciosos, senoritos vagos e mutt
les, los cabecillas rebeldes, Fran
co, Mola, ETC., Sc hallan en- sus
g~uardias, a cubierto Y preparan
do o asegurandose la fuga. Sol
dados, habeis sido liEenciados
por ell Gobierno de la RepGblica.
Sois libres, la ley ampara vues-
ra libertad. No lucheis mas
contra Ell pueblo. Conoced ell en-
gaho a que os han llevado y SEN
It'd en- vuestra conciencia ell re-
mordimiento por la sangre her.
mana que sin saber por que ha-
beis vertido. E ntodos los fren-
ties de lucha, los soldados aban-
donan por centenares a los Off
ciales rebeldes. La desbandada
es general ante ell empuje del
del pueblo. Vosotros sois los Ill.
limos a Quienes la verdad no He
go; por ESQ aun resistis; pero
aun es tempo de que describes.
En- ell coraz6n del pueblo, STEM.
pre- noble, os esperan con los bra
EOS sbiertos de generosidad. Sol
dados, venid a nuestras filas sin
recelos. Abandoned a ~vuestros
oficiales en- su criminal locura
81 Sc oponen a vuestra libertad
matadlos. Ash es como verdade.
ramente cumplireis con vuestrc
deber."
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
Ell case Sc 1levara a los trfbuna-
les para que resuelvan sin de-
mora.
ESTABLECIO UNA NUEVA
MARCIA Ell VAPOR INGLES
REINA MARIA

New York, Agosto 24.-Lle
&c hoy al faro Ambrosio, a los
a dias, Z horas y 80 minutes de
haber pasado ell rompeolas de
Cherbourgo, Francia, ell vapof
ingles Reina Maria, estable-
ciendo una nueva marca mum
dial de cruce trasatlantico. A
pesar de haber encontrado ME
BILE frente a Nueva Inglaterra,
ell vapor mejor6 la marca exis
tente en- A horas y 80 minutes.
Ell promedio de velocidad fue
de 1901 nudos por bora.
La distancia desde Cherbur-
go al faro Ambrosio es de
3.098 millas nauticas.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
SERA LA EN-
TREGA A ESPANA DE LOS
AEROPLANOS

Baltimore, Agosto "a G.
L. Martin, fabricante de aero
pianos, dijo hoy que sera de-
morada la entrega de ocho ae-
rolpanos de bombardeo cons
truidos para ell gobierno de Ms
drid. Martin Sc habia compro-
metido a entregarlos en- octu-
bre o nOviembre.
NO haremos la entrega has
ia que ell horizonte Sc aclare
Ell contrato Sc firm6 antes de
que la insurrecci6n estallara."
N. R.-Eso en- lugar de neu-
tralidad es ayudar a los trail
dores y facciosos, indirecta-
mente,
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
Ell A REPUBLICA-
NO COUZENS
LA DEL
P~RESIDENTE ROOSEVELT

Detroit, agosto 24.-El sena-
dor republican, Couzens anun-
ci6ayer que apoyara la candida
tura del presidente Roosevelt en-
las venideras elecciones.
La nomination democratica
de gobernador Sc la dispu!an
Frank Murphy, gObernador de
las Filipinas, en- uso de licencia,
Y George w. Walsh, un exre-
'publicanO.
Ell exgobernadOr Brucker,
Couzens oponente en- la nomina-
lion republican,, dice que las
palabras del senador serviran
para unir a todos los oposito-
res del nuevo trato.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
Despues de la reunion Sc ser.
virAn refrescos.

Una certG del Director de la
Escuela Vicente Martinez YbOr
Ell Sr. James L. Mcintosh, d.
rector de la escuela Vicente Mar
inez Ybor, nos manda una car
IA que dice: A los padres de los
Jclegiales Ha llegado ell tempo
de preparar a los nihos que a.
sis iran al pr6ximo curse y pue-
DO decir con gusto que en- los
amos anteriores ustedes han COO
perado acknowledgements con no.
eros, tratando de hacer de es-
ia escuela I'm credito para la CO.
munidad y ell estado. En- ustc-
des descansamos para identico
apoyo en- ell future. Ell future de
Ia naci6n y del mundo depende
de 10 que hagamos de nuestros
hijos. Quedan invitados a visi
tar la escuela, relacionarse con
as maestras y ell director, y dar
5oda la information Y sugeren-
ia que preda ayudarnos a noso-
;ros a entender mejor las con-
diciones de su hogan y la vida dc
Gus ninos. Segln la ley del esta-
10, los ninos deben tener seis a.
nos antes de que Sc les pueda
admiir EN- las escuelas. 81 los
ninos entran despues de que ell
termino ha empezado, Sc int
rrumpe ell trabajo de las macs
tras, porque va elias han inicia-
Do las classes. Para evitar tales
interrupciones, hemos hecho los
prsparativos para admitir en- ell
rriner dia de escuela a todos los
niios que tengan seis amos de
edad en- o antics del IL de febre-
10 de 1887. Todos los nifos que
unlplen seis amos despues de
asa fecha deberan esperar hasta
el a1o pr6ximo.
Esto impedira la i~nterferen-
ca en- nuestras clases de disci-
ulsos del primer ano e impedi-
"a q. ustedes queden desconten-
tos.
Tengan la amabilidad de te-
ner presente esta Information,
en- interes de la escuela y de los
ninos.
James L. Mcintosh,
Director.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

NADIA Sc ha hecho todavia so
bre la ptici6n de elecciones pre-
sentada por la Junta del Real
Estate, petici6n que los eonce-
jales desean ~investigar por su
cuenta, segGn opinion del CO.
mite especial de que forman
parte los ediles senores D'Ar-
pa y Pacheco,
Dicese que en- la reunion de
manana los ediles discutiran
de nuevo ell asunto, fijando su
posici6n con mayor claridad.
Ell CONCEAL Watson pidi6 la
semana pasada que ell alcalde
convOcase al a~yuntamiento a
session especial, pero ell Mayor
declin6 hacerlo.
La Junta Municipal Electo-
al, de La cual es secretario ell
abogado Bivens, rehus6 entre-
9Ir al ayuntamiento los libros
del registrO electoral, evitando
asi la cOmprObaci6n de las fir
has presenAdas.
Dicese que 81 los concejales
no desisten "de invadir atribu-
clones de la junta electoral"
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
DE NUEVO Sc REFIRIO Ell
~PRESIDENTE A LA NORMA
DE BUEN VECINO

Hyde Park N. Y, agosto "a.
-Hablando a una delegation de
la association people Mandate
to End War, ell Mandate del
Pueblo para Terminar la Cue.
rra", ell presidente Roosevelt Sc
refiri6 de nuevo a la norma de-
"Buen Vecino' y dijo que era
una lecci6n objetiva a los pode-
res beligerantes.
LIE pidi6 la delegation al je-
fe del estado que el, como candi-
dato del partido democratico O
la presidencia, recomiende cese
ell aumento de armamentos Y
gestione la concentration de-
desarme universal.
Mr.. Roosevelt lie hizo presen-
e a sus visitantes que ell $50
del pueblo, en- todas las nacio-
mes, quiere la paz; pero q. des-
graGiadamente algunds gobier-
nos no obedecen los deseos de
sus ciudadanos.
Opin6 que Ell mas grande bier
a la especie hrmana puede ha-
cerse extendiendo la doctrine
del Buen Vecino,
Anoche ell presidente sali6 pa.
ra Washington, de donde parti-
"a ell martes hacia los estados
perjudicadOs por ell polvo y Ia
sequia.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
LA MUJER DE VASCONCE-
Los PARA UNA SECRE-
TARA

Habana, agosto 24.-Desde el
sabado Sc viene afirmando que
ell gobierno del DR.. Miguel Ma
riano Gomez qui!ara de la sub
secretaria de educacion a UNI ex-
perto, ell DIR. Santiago Garcia
Springs, para nombrar en- su IL
gar a la Sra. Gloria Alfonso de
Vasconcelos, esposa del sena-
dor VaA.oncelos.
Algunos reri6dicos han CO.
men ado duramente ell cambiO.
Circula ell rumor de que arri-
bara a esta capital, de I'm mo-
mento a otro, ell Sr. Dresses Fe-
rrara, exsecretario de estado.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

gentes pudieron localizar la ma
yor pare de los alambiques, dan
do despues la batida por terra,
en- AUTOMOBILES.
La mayor parte de las denun-
cias fueron hechas por w. L.
Getzen, agente a cargo de la d.
vision de alcoholics en- la Flori-
da.
Tres de los prisioneros 50
nombran Tom Muldon, Sra.
Flossie Muldon y Lizzie Kowns-
XII. FL hombre debera entregar
una fianza de $1,000 y las mu-
jeres de 500 y 200 respectiva-
mente.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
NOTAS SOCIALES
Eieatn del Clnh SUNLIGHT

Fiesta del Club Sunlight
Ell pasado microbes el club
Sunlight ceIebr6 una fiesta de
nataci6n en- la lpiscina del Tenn
ple T4Srace. Despues de horas
dedicadas a la nataci6n Sc pas6
al salon de bale, donde Sc bailo
V Sc comic.
Asistieron las Sras. America
Salinas, Rosa Diaz y Villadon-
ga. las Srtas. Rosa Alvarez, Mar
garita Salinas, Josefina Medi-
ma, Jennie Alorda, Patricia
Brockway, Siomara Santirzot
Fs.her Diaz, Josefina Diaz, Re-
sa Yanez, Ines Yanez, Magdale-
ma Blanco, Ligia Lavandera,
Zoraida Lavandera, America
Gonzalez, Enrlquela ValluO, Lu-
rinda Villadonga, Olga Gown,
Y los j6venes Luis Vigil, Sergio
Fuentes, Edmundo Salinas, Vir-
gilio Medina, Hitherto Cernu-
da, Herminio Dfaz, Arturo
Brockway, Raymond Lopez, To-
ny Espinosa, Tony Fernandez
y los esposos Manuel Caller, Ar
mando Almendares, Haldo To-
ledo.
Representa- a ia Gaceta" ell
j6ven George Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
Fiesta de playa
del Glmh I. r H

Fiesta de playa
del Club L. B. H,
Este club eelebr6 una anima
da fiesta de playa en- Clear
water.
Asistieron unos % MEM.
bros, teniendo a su cargo la a.
tenci6n del buffet las Srtas,
Judy Peralta y Jane Castiglia.
Una importante reunion Sc
verificara Ell martes en- la resi-
dencia de Harold Mesa Rodri-
guez, nGmero zoos de la Gale
Mitchell.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
DECLARADO Ell ESTADO
DE ALARMA EN- vienna

Viena, Agosto 24.-Afirma-
Sc que la policia y la milicia
semilitar del canciller Kurt
Schuschnigg mantienen un es-
tado de alarma, con motive de
los graves rumores que desde
hace dias vienen circulando.
Dfcese que los nazis austria
cos Sc proponen alterar ell or
den, provocando la dimisi6n
del canciller.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

Ell contratis.a empez6 a des-
hacer ell techo y ell tabique, con
ell fin de proceder cuanto antes
a la nueva edificaci6n.
Tendra ell salon, cuando Sc ter
mine, Un tamano mayor que ell
que tenfa. La glorieta de la md-
sica quedara colgada del techo,
artisticamente.
Cuidado especial Sc pondra
en- la ventilation, decorado y a.
lumbrado.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
LOS AGENTES FEDERALES
Sc APODERARON DE 70
ALAMBIQUES CLANDES-
TINOS EN- LA FLORIDA

Pensacola, agosto .24.-Tres
unidades del gobierno federaA
por terra, aire y aqua, han des-
eubierto rs alambiques clandes-
tinos en- la Florida y; han dete-
nidd a 35 ciudadanos.
Utilizando aaroplancs los a.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

TenidG de Ia LogiG ProgreSo
Celebrara mahana martes
una importante junta la logia
Progreso No. 81, de la Orden de
odd Fellows. Tiene por Objeto
la reunion ell tratar de reformas
al reglamento.
Firma la convocatoria Ell Sc
cretario Sr. Salvador Llosa, un
estimado amigo nuestro.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

Viena, Agosto 24.-Alema-
mia, Austria y Hungria Sc van
a reunir dentrO de pocos dias,
en- conferencia, con ell pretexto
de organizar una campaha an
tibolsevique dentro de sus res
pectivos territories.
La eonferencia, que Sc efec-
.tuara posiblemente en- septiem
bre, abarcara toda la situaci6n
de la Europa central.
FL almirante Horthy, regen-
tie de Hungria, hizO la Suge-
rencia al canciller de Austria,
.quien a su vez la pas6 a Hitler.
La dictadura nazi recibi6
con agrado Ia idea Y Ell almi-
rante conferenciara, sobre ell
particular, con ell presidente
Miklas, de Austria, a fines de
la presente semana.
AT l,.-, I.~.aRsSn
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

OperGdG
Ha sido operada en- ell sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol, por los
doctores Winton y Paniello, la
sonora esposa de don Jose Aran
go, ell conocido fabriSante de ia
bacos.
Su estado es bastante salts
factorio. Hacemos sinceros vo-
tos por su restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
Emfermo

EnJeTmO
. Sc encuentra recluido en- ell sa
natorio del Centre Espanol e.
Sr. Mariana Tejeiro, miembro
muy aetivo de la secci6n de Be
neficencia.
La enfermedad no es de cuida
DO, pero requiere esmerada asis
tencia.
Por su pronto restablecimien-
to hacemos yotos.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

Empezaron la semana pasa-
da las obras en- la gran sala de
bale del Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

LA PETICION DE ELECCIO-
MES v A DISCUTIR-
Sc MARIANA EN- Ell AYUN-
TAMIENTO
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

LAS OBRAS EN- LA GRAN
SALA DE BALE DEL CEN
TRIO
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

Algeria y buena digestion,
.Fumando LA RumberA"
La gaceta., 1936-08-24
PrOteja la Industrial local
Fume ia Rumbera"

CONFERENCIA ANTI
BOLSEVIQUISTA ENTIRE A
LEMANIA AUSTRIA Y HUN
GRIA
La gaceta., 1936-08-24

ALGERIA y buena digestion,
FurhandO TIA Rumbera"
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oys' Clothing Reductions

200-79c POLO SHIRTS by Tom SAWYER.
Sports knit with button collar and short
sleeves Solid and heather colors. Sizes
10 to 10 6ac
100 - $1.29 WASH STACKS. Sanforized
shrunk. Fancy stripes and checks. Wash
able. Sizes to S9c
4-s1395 STUDENTS SUITS. Sports coat.
vest and Stacks. Sizes IA, 15 16 and 17S4
10-s495 FLANNEL SPORTS COATS for little
boys: All wool double breasted style with
sports back. Tailored by Tom Sawyer Brown
Sizes to 10 60
40-s1.95 and S2s5 RUGBY SUITS by Tom
Sawyer. Double breasted sports back, coat
and shorts. Sizes to IL 81 70
50-89c BOYS SLEEVELESS WASH SUITS
Belted and button-on styles. Sizes to g.
Friday -69c
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China and Glass

4S-Four- piece Salad Sets of Bowl, Plate,
Fork and Spoon. Bright decorations, under
glaze style on American porcelain. Friday
special -
48-Cake Plates with Servers. Colorful I'M
derglaze decorations. Regularly 69c. Fri
day 48c
rs dozen-Crystal Tumblers with one dozen
initials and tube of etching cream. Well
show you how easy it is to etch these initials
on the glasses. Complete, dozen Friday -79c
8-$498 Services for six. Dainty floral spray
decoration on ivory shoulder. Friday So SO
3-Decorated American Porcelain Services for
eight. Greatly reduced because it is an in
complete set. Friday
Chisa-Fifh Floor
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Housewares, Reduced

Porcelain-top Tables: slightly damaged,
greatly reduced. 4-S5!95 tables, size 25x40,
Friday, S4.44. 3-s5.75 tables, size 24x36, Fri
day. $3.50. Sass tables. size 22x27, Friday,
$3.50. Sass tables, size 25x40, Friday 1888
1856 Aluminium Asparagus Cookers. Fri
day 80
23-sl Aluminium Double Boilers. Fri
l50-19c Electric Cords. Friday .---------14c
21-S259 Knife and Fork Sets. Friday 81 SO
26-$1.19 Casserole and Frame. Friday
100-10c Brushes. Friday--------------- &c
300-5c brushes, Friday ------------------3c
50-45c Clothes Lines. Friday
3-$24.50 Kitchen Cabinets. Friday S16.99
24-Screen Doors, size 2.6x60. Friday CSC
Hoasewares-Fth Floor
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Mems Furnishings
Reduced

50-$I.29 VAGABOND SPORTS SHIRTS with
long sleeves. Novelty weaves. Sizes 80
$3.50 POLO SHIRTS. Small, medium and
large sizes for 81
35-$195 LAPEL WATCHES for men and
boys. Keep excellent time --SI
40 pairS-5Oc INTERVIEWER ANKLETS. Cool
and smart. Sizes 10 to IL 3 for 81
1890 WASHABLE TIES. Plaids, checks
and solid colors -3f for SOC
12-$1 IS SUMMER SHIRTS. Yellow or white.
Mes,s Farmishings-First Floor
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Special! Summer
Gloves. 49c

Slightly irregulars Of regular ST
mesh and Bemberg gloves. $50
pairs, dark colors, specially priced
for Friday.
Washable Doeskin Slipon Gloves.
ChamoiS color; a few white, but
not all sizes. Friday, pair 85c
ISL pairs-S1.49 and $1.95 Leather
Gloves, broken sizes and colors.
Friday, pair ----------S1
80 pairs 39c and ACC Cotton
Gloves --------25c
20 pairs 55c String Gloves
Glopes-Frst Floor
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Knit Suits; l. 2 and piece styles: boucles,
zephyrs and chenilles originally s795 to $685..
Reduced to As
10 Sweaters; pull-ons twins and cardigans;
light and dark colors; sizes 80 to 40. Were
$225 to $685.. Reduced to-----S1 ST. 10
Blouses; 20 in the group; Summer colors in
crepeS and cottons; sizes 80 to 40; regularly
$295. Reduced -S2.45
BlouSes; smart, seasonable shades In cot
TONS crepes and nets; sizes 80 to 49, regularly
$195. Reduced IS
Blouses; light and dark shades; short sleeves;
sizes "a to 40. Were $1.l9. Reduced to----SI
Sports Shot-TArd Floor
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Ribbons-Special

Remnants in large assortment of widely
varied patterns; MORE, satin, taffeta, onlbre,
fancy stripes, plaids and all-over effects;
age length to 3 yards; to 9 inches wide;
yard
Ribbons-First Floor
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Studio COuches

Floor Samples Reduced
$685. Green Studio Couch. Friday S2495
$685. Brown Studio Couch. Friday S3495
$3495 Black and Gray Studio Couch (as Isl.
S2495
500 IS Green Plaid Couch. Friday S2995
S2495 Brown Plaid Studio Couch. Friday
Sl795
Beddiss-FoMfk Floor
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Rayon Underwear

Bemberg Slips and Petticoats. Slips have fit
ted tops and shadow panels; adjustable
straps sizes SO to A. Petticoats have elastic
tops and shadow panel; sizes % to 80; Of
non-run rayon, which launders beautifully.
Special for Friday. each SOC
Rayon Panties sizes S, 6 and 7; tearose. Were
soc. Special for Friday, for---------S1
Rayon Slips; discontinued styles; tailored
and lace-trimmed wee and bodice top.
adjustable straps; tearose only; sizes 80 to
A. Were $1.25. Special for Friday ------S9c
Rayos Usderrenr-FirT Floor
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Sc Sale of Notions

These and many more
White Shoe Polish Cigarette Cases
Solitaire Shoe Absorbent Cotton
Dressing Ape. Ash Tray Sets
Bathing Caps Wonder Curriers'
Rubber Fly SwatterS Enameled Brooches
Moth Balls CiIl-Runcb Safety
Moth Tabs pins
60. d. ' Bread and Butter
Peroxide Tid'es
Tie Holders Sherbet Glasses
Folding Fans Dog Families
ven Ei nanokercnleis Fruit Juice Tumblers
Novsitv FIenhants Colorite Dye
Wildroot Cleansing Face Cloths
Cream Return Rubber Balls
Notons-Firsf Floor
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Cord Lace Dresses, sl.95

$50 cool frocks; in pastels and dark shades;
tailored styles and trimmed models with glass
buttons and grosgrain ribbon BELTS sizes
II to A.
2-Piece Suits; solid crepe skirts with taffeta
blouses; also one piece taffeta dresses; brok-
en- sizes from IA to 90; Friday only 40
Knockaboat Shob-Thrd Floor
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Cowboy Suits Reduced

$295 suits, sizes 10 and l2--S1.5 20
1895 suits, sizes 10 and 70 S1q OK
$445 suits, sizes 10 and S2'25
S495 SUITS sizes 10 and IL SO 50
$685. suits, sizes 10 to IA S3. IN
3-BOYS' $595 TOPCOAT ENSEMBLES.
Tweed topcoat, shorts and beret and broad
cloth blouse. Size only So
Boys Dep0rfmeHt-Fist Floor
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Felt Base Flooring, sq. yd., 28c

1000 Yards Felt-Base Flooring in eight choice
designs. Cut to your requirements from full
rolls.
80 Heavy Weight 4x7 Fiber Rugs; green, tan
and blue. Regularly $5.95 --- 1895
100 Hit-and-MiSS Rag Rugs, size 3X6 feet.
Special, 2 for ----------
Reversible Fiber Runners. Tan. green or
blue; 81 inches wide. Friday, yard SOC
Floor Coperings-FOnrfh Floor
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800 Pairs WOmen's
Princess Royal
Shoes y
1889
Originally SIS and S6.95

Pumps, Straps, Oxfords, T.
Straps and Ties; blue, brown,
white and black; high and low
heels; suitable for wear now or
later. Widths, AAA to C. Sizes
to in the combined group, but
not in every style.
Shoes-Secomd Floor
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&c Sale of Soaps

Cold Cream and Health Soap
An extraordinary opportunity to purchase
your seasons supply at a very low price.
79c Syringes and Hot Water Bottles 49c
ST Hat Box Manicure Sets-------49c
81 Marty Cosmetics Clip sticks, mascara,
cream, rouge, eye shadow. face POWDER
each
1920 Marty Perfumes; for 81; each Soc
81 Marty Eau de Cologne; for 81; each SOC
Toilet Goods-First Floor
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Dress Clearance

Printed Crepes; only Is. few jacket frocks
included; broken sizes for misses and wom-
en-; were $10.95 to $1695; reduced to- -S6.S8
Crepe Daytime Frocks and Evening Gowns;
all from our stocks of better dresses: broken
sizes for misses and women; were $1995 to
$29.75
Dresses-Third Floor