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La gaceta., 1937-01-29
Los leales rechazaron TN ataque
~faccioso sobre el parque del Oeste


La a~rtilleria leal domino hoy
varias de las mas importantes
oosiciones de los rebeldes.
Informan de Malaga que los
faceiosos fueron desalojados
del Cerro del Almendro, su-
friendo muchas bajas.
Las milicias leaIes han obteni
do nuevos triunfos en- Cordoba
Y Jaen.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
PLANEA BLOQUEAR LAS
COSTAS DE ESPANA Ell CO.
MITE DE
CION
Seran empleados los barcos de
guerra de cuatro naciones

Londres, Enero Eel CO.
mite de no-intervenci6n, con-
tando con ell apoyo de Italia y
Alemania, Sc propone bio
quear las costas de Espana y
evitar que la guerra Sc extien-
da al resto de Europa.
Los barcos de guerra Sc usa-
ran, segun ell plan, de modo que
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

iSera que Don Jose Gaspari-
la ,el pirata, Sc ha declarado
'ascista Y apoya ell regimen Ii
)erticida del general Franco?
Los dolores de la bandera es-
pamela son tres: rojo, amarillo
y morado.
Los dolores de la bandera fas
cista, la bandera de los ~asesinos
= antidem6cratas, son dos: ro-
10 Y amarillo.
ilRojo por Ell placer de derra-
mar sangre de ninos y mujeres ;
amarillo, por su vileza y cobar-
dfa!
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Muchas personals lie han tele-
foneado va a la Association de
Ia Feria protestando de la BAN
dera bicolor de los facciosos es-
panoles.
Les han contestado como 81
oyeran lover.
Por cortesia a Espana, ma :
lion que tiene acreditado su EN-
oajador en- Washington, la Fee
ria debiera poner la bandera tri
,olor o mantenerse neutral"
Pero, por equivocaci6n, no
por maldad, Sc mantiene izada,
contra toda norma de "neutra-
lidad" y cortesia, la bandera de
os1fascistas la bandera del cri-
men.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Aplaudimos con gusto ell a :
cuerdo del Comite del Frente
Popular, tornado anoche en- a :
samblea, destinando a las victi-
mas de las inundaciones ell dine
70 qre Sc recaude en- una sema-
ma.
A la Cruz Roja Sc entregara
la cuestaci6n. Mil pesos o mas.
Noble ell acuerdo, digno de los
eiudadanos que desde Tampa co
1aboran, con dinero y ropas. a la
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Pedimos a los trabajadores no
olviden que Ell domingo tocara
su violin, en- ell Centre Obrero,
el notable artista don Andres
Dalmau.
Espanol de izquierda, a quien
los fascistas 'fboycotearon" en-
Puerto Rico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

ValencN, enero 29.-El con-
flicto de Espana Sc halla en- ST
septimo mes \ no ha perdido ST
caracter original de lucha a
muerte sentre ell gobierno legiti-
mo Y los fascistas. En- este as
pecto es mas implacable que
nunca; pero desarrolla caracte-
rlsticas de parte del gobierno
Observation-Disclosures que no exis-
tian en- julio.
Como primer ministro Don
Francisco Largo Caballero man
tiene la direction de una doble
tarea, la de llevar a termino Ia
revoluci6n y ganar la guerra,
La guerra pide unidad de
mando, administration y abas-
tecimientos-en una palabra,
naturalization. La revolution,
por otra parte, es una fnerza
desintegrante, especialmente
en- un pals de tan marcadas d.
visiones etnograficas v con Ell
temDeramento indiyidualista de
los espanoles.
A menos que ell enemigo lie
pise en- los talones, 10 que no
sucede en- muchos districts, los
campesinos y los obreros Sc OIL
vidan de la guerra para concen-
trarse en- laborar para ellos.
Cuando ell gabinete sc mar
che de la capital, con ell ORC del
Banco de Espaia, cast todos los
servicios Sc marcharon con 81.
Ahora funcionan en- diferentes
edificios Y 10 mejor que pueden.
La autoridad del gobierno es-
to dividida. Catalina y la re-
gi6n Vasca son virtualmente in
dependencies bajo sus estatu-
tos. Valencia esta a punto de
serlo tambien.
De Castillo la Vieja solo lie
queda Santander y de Castillo
la Nueva, Madrid Y la Alcarria.
En- ell norte, Asturias; en- ell cen
tro y ell sur, La Mancha, Y unas
pocas fajas en- Malaga, Jaen Y
sus alrededores.
Significa I'm serio probiema
ell mantener la administration
general y las comunicaeiones
entire estos grupos. Algo Sc vie
ne hacienda. Tres hombres en-
particular, Don Diego Martinez
Barrio .presidente de las Cor
tes; Don Indalecio Prieto, ell so
.ialista, y Marcel Rosenberg, ell
embajador russo, forman un
riunvirato oculto. Eel primero
IA degrade reunir voluntarios y
nejorar equipos y abastecimien
sos. Los dos 1ltimos realizan la
mas dificil de las tareas, dar
artilleria, aviaci6n y tanques al
,jercito. Como Sc ha hecho, Sc
a un capitulo interesante en- la
historic de la guerra civil.
FL ejercito esta en- su etapa
de formation y Sc ven capita
mes de II amos. Muchas muje-
res pelican todavfa con sus uni
dades. Exceptuando a unas po-
cas- muchachas verdaderamente
valientes, las otras usan zapati-
las de dolores, pistola al cinto
y sirven de muy POGO en- las trim
cheras y Mgares de acci6n.
La milicia reconoce la supe-
rioridad de las brigadas inter-
nacionales y la emulaci6n ha
surtido su efecto.
La militarizaci6n de las fuer-
zas armadas es un postulad0 pa
ra ell restablecimiento de la au-
'toridad y para la mejor utili-
zaci6n del nuevo armamento
procurado. Entretanto ell ITEM
pc sigue su obra a favor del go
bierno Valencia-Madrid, y los
homores HAYES facilitados por
Rosenberg trabajan duro.
I'm ejercito del pueblo Sc le-
vanta. Ell pueblo, en- Ell sentido
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

La bolsa del pueblo~norteame
ricano jamas Sc cierrA crando
Sc trata de secorrer a Rmbres
y pueblos en- daSGxacias./
La colonia latina de Tampa,
siempre generos8 comparte
hey la honda pena por la catas-
trofe del vale de Ohio.
Y ell seEtimiento sc expresa-
ra, la semana pr6xima, con mil
pesos O mas.
Hermanos todos en- ell dolor
= en- ell amor a la libertad.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Felicitando a la nueva junta
directiva de la sociedad Centre
Espanol, que esta noche tomara
possession.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
CHUNGAS Y NO CIFa(GAS
lGrau Sc "entendera" con Batista? { La yer.
dad ha de ser revelada. - Fiesta EN- honor de Ba
tista. - Pasa las ~vict1nas de ladinundaciones.-
Don Jose y elk GAscisho.

defensa de los derechos inaaie,
nables del pueblo espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

PO%~ AGA Sc dice que Ell LII.
Grau San Martin parece incli-
nado a "entenderse'' con Bats
ia.
Propagsy in
tencicna1a.
Graf, la esperanto actual de
Cuba, 'perderia su prestigio CO.
locandose "a las 6rdenes' del o
ronel jefe de estado mayor, ell
hombre que lie traicionara y lie
echara de la presidential.
Impossible nos parece que Ell
DIR. Grau, p~residente del Parti-
do Rvolucionario, claudique y
acepte las condolences de FulN
gencio.
Este punto debiera aclararlo
sin demora ell ilustre cubano.
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

erson in police court here on a
charge of disturbing the peace.
The arrest was made by Officer
Fred Lantz.
Judge John Sanderson and
daughter, Barbara, motored We'd
nesday evening to Billings, where
Mr.. Sanderson visited for a short
time with James Harrison, Nor
gan, Pa, longtime friend Of the
local judge. Mr.. Harrison was
passing through Billings by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Snyder, Butte,
were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack McFate over the
weekend. Mr.. Snyder will be
remembered as operator of a bar
her shop here. He now operates
a large shop at the mining city.
Wednesday Deputy Sheriff Ro-
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

| Miss Ruth Christian, one of the
outstanding students at Montana
University the past year, arrived
in Red Lodge Sunday to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r.. Christian. Ruth was
recently presented at Celebrities
Convocation," as one of IL out
standing students at the institution.
She is president of Tanan On
Spurs, honorary sophomore or
ganization. She represented the
Spurs at the national convention
at Washington State college and
the exhibit she conducted won
first prize. She is vice president
of Alpha Lambda Delta, honorary
scholastic society, and is a full
fledged member of the Masquers
Dramatic society, an honor accord
ed those outstanding in stage
work. The past year she con-
Quoted an adult class in elementary
sociology. She served on the high
school track meet committee and
is a member of the executive
board Of New Counsellors commit
tee for the orientation of freshman
women. Besides all her activities
she was office assistant in North
Hall.
Mrs. T. J. Pollard returned to
Butte Tuesday after visiting a
week with her parents-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Pollard.
AS a compliment to Miss Lucille
Matthews, bride-elect, Miss Edna
Swab entertained at two tables of
bridge Friday evening of last
week. Honors for the game went
to Miss Hazel Landers and Miss
Edi Massa. The hostess presented
the guest of honor with an oil
painting by H. L. Lopp. At the
close of the evening two course
luncheon was served.
Irma Honkala, Elma Mattila and
Rayola Saastimoinen returned to
Red Lodge Thursday of last week
from Billings where they attended
the Eastern Montana State Normal
for the past year.
Miss Jeanette Murray Of Bear
creek and Thomas Hodgson Lee of
Roundup were married at the
Methodist parsonage on Saturday
by the Rev. Chas.
Rhodes. Miss Pat N. Peila and
Robert B. Murray were the attend
ants, and a number of relatives
and friends were present.
The Beartooth All Club girls
met at the home of their leader,
Mrs. James Burnett, for an all day
meeting on June 7th. Demonstra-
lions were made and a talk was
given by the leader. The rule was |
made that five cent fine would
be paid each time the members re-
cord book was not up to date. The !
next meeting will be held at the
Luther Church on June 18th.
Cheese and milk dishes and the
setting of the table will be de-
nonstrated.-By Oleta Vincent,
'eporter
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18
SEES RECOVERY
Continued from Page u

''The future of industry depends
upon the policies of a powerful and
dominant labor element. I, per-
sonally, am inclined to believe that
with power there will come re-
sponsibility, and, if not, then the
govenement of the United States
will, in the end, be forced to ex-
ercise a control that will prevent
disorder and destruction in indus
try"
In passing, he remarked that
adoption of general industrial
3O-hour-week would be ga kind of
slow, national economic suicide"
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

CONTINUED from Page y
clothing and other things than he
could in July, 1914.
The second survey, by the
American Iron and Steel Institute,
shows the handicap employers
have had in providing this in
crease. In 1885, the steel industry
paid out $134 each year per worker
in taxes. In 1886, the taxes per
employee had shot up to $3.50 a
year. T.
All the taxes in 1885, if paid
out in wages, would have supplied
55,640 new, full-time jobs. In
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18
Local
Happenings

Mrs. Hannah Jackson has re-
turned from Chicago where she at
tended the graduation of her
daughter, Myrtle. Miss Jackson
was a graduate of Carbon county
high school class of 1888 and has
taken nurses training at Angus
tana hospital for the last three
years.
Nels Christianson, Red Lodge,
was fined $40 by Judge John Sand
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18
A&x73: Ea&
BOOST WAGES IGiE IN

CONTINUED from Page u
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

1886, the taxes would have en-
|ployed 74,500 more men.
During 1886, the 107 steel and
iron companies surveyed paid out
$1O5y $50, 900 in taxes. The 1887
total will be much higher because
Of the increasing size of the pay
rolls and the taxes levied on those.
payrolls for old-age pensions and
unemployment insurance.
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18
Sunday Matinee 2 p. m.

It has made about as many
changes as it has passed bills. So
it is only natural that it should
have left some loopholes.
Sometime soon, Congress will
have to work over the whole tax
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

structure. And when it does, the
little man had better watch out
for he will catch it in the pocket
book. In the end, he will pay the
taxes, whether, directly or in
directly.
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

DANCE to Be given BY the
jackson 4-H Clubs at the
y Jackson WHITING ton
School House Saturday night
June19, 1887. NEW MUSIC.
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

Congress is getting busy trying
to stop up "loopholes" in the tax
laws. Nobody in Washington
questions the fact that there are
loopholes and inequities, but there
are many who know why they ex-
ist.
For five straight years now,
Congress has been asked at the
last minute to rush through an
other tax bill. One year it adopt
ed as sound a graduated tax on
corporation income. The next year
it kicked that tax out as unjust. .
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18

Indicative of the attitude of the
Labor committees, which sat in
joint hearings on the bill to speed
it, was the fact that not a single
member seriously questioned an
assertion that prices would NOT
rise if wages in factories were in
creased Is per cent and hours cut
20 per cent.
True, part of the cost could be
absorbed, but any sound economist
knows that when costs go up
prices must rise too or production
must stop.
The reason given for the asser-
tion that prices would not rise was
that with higher wages and
shorter hours the morale of work
ers improves so much that they
work harder and produce more
while they are at work. That is
true up to a certain point. But
nobody would contend that if
everybody went on a one-hour day
and got the same pay, not to men
tion more, prices would remain
stationary. Yet it is not much
worse to figure on sudden cut
from an eight to a one-hour day
than to calculate cut to five or
six hour day.
Carbon County news., 1937-06-18
WASHINGTON SNAPS

Continued from Page u
largement program. VIII t h e r
that latter factor had any influ-
ence, no one can say although ma
turally there are rumors.
The fact remains that since the
Senate and House interstate COM
merce committees probably would
be too slow, the wage1hour bill was
not submitted to their chairmen.
It went, instead, to the chairmen
of the Senate and House Labor
Committees.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Art
Needlework
Greatly Reduced

& embroidered Model Bed
spreads. In gaily colored embroidery
on unbleached muslin. Formerly S6,
Friday $3.9s
10 White Stamped Linen Skirts. Al
ready made. you embroider the
pockets. in size 16: 2 size ID; 4 size
20. Formerly sl95. Friday s1.25
STAMPED Bolero Jackets. On white
linen. Formerly SOC, Friday 39c
50 Spools o. n. T. Crochet Cotton.
Sizes 3, and 40, in white and ecru.
Small quantities. Formerly 10c, Fri
day SC
36 Hanks Palais Royal Pomdadour
Worsted. Apply, with white silk COM
bination. 3l2-ounce hanks in orchid
and maize. Formerly soc, Friday 39c
100 Balls Smoothie Knit. Light blue
only. 100 yards to the ball. Formerly
10c, Friday -----.-- -------- SC
so Balls Bucilla Pastel Cotton. 300
yards to the ball. Formerly 29c, FRI
day I0c
16 Balls Tweed Bouclette. -1-ounce
Formerly 10c, Friday ay---------5 SC
Is Balls Green Tweed Bouclette. l.
ounce. Formerly 10c, Friday Sc
Art Neediework Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Boys Furnishings
40 Boys 3-Piece
SWEATER SUITS
1913
Formerly s3.95

British striped Jersey sweater button-on
blouse and flannel shorts. Sizes 8, 4, 6, 9
and 10.
10 Boys Mackinaws. Double breasted. Sizes 10 to
18 Formerly s495. Friday ay-----------------s3.9
Boys Blue Corduroy Riding Breeches. Sizes to
g. Formerly So 65. Friday s1.65
100 Boys Stocking Caps. Ace knit caps in pat
terms of brilliant color. All Sizes Formerly ACC,
Friday -------------- 29c
so Junior Boys Sweaters. Sports neck and upper
front styles in patterns and solid colors. Sizes 26.
% and 30 Formerly 81 &c. Friday y--------S1
100 Boys Shirts. Dusty tones in Duke of Kent
collar. sizes ~ to IA. Button-on blouses in broken
sizes to 10. Formerly 89c, Friday
Boys Shop :. First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
F FURNITURE
REDUCED

] Studio Couch Opens to double or twin beds
Friezette covered. Sold as is Formerly s34 so
Friday -- S1eas
Heller Innerspring Mattresses. is 3x3: is 4xs
Floor samples formerly S24.75. Friday - S1677
Studio Couch. Combination tapestry cover double
or twin bed size. Floor sample sold as Is For
merly $40 95, Friday ssae,
Simmons Beauty Rest Box Spring. Blue damask
covered Floor samples formerly $3.50. Fri
day " SOS OK
1 Simmons Love Seat. Maple arms and back
green tapestry cover Opens to bed. Floor sample
formerly s4950, Friday ------------------ S29.95
Heller Innerspring Mattresses. / double and
twin bed sizes. Floor samples formerly $50 FRI
dsy ---------.------------ ---------- Sl8.77
Metal Bridge Chairs. Floor samples left from sets
and sold as is Formerly 81 49 to So 49, Friday S19
Boudor Chairs. Cretonne covered; loose cushions
Floor samples formerly $l995, Friday 1895
Desk-Chests Three drawers in base Walnut
finished. Formerly Sl995, Friday - S995
i London Club Style Living Room Suite Sofa and
chair covered in brown tapestry: loose cushions
spring filled. Floor sample formerly sl19 Fri
day ---------------- S49.95
l koehler Living Room Suite. Modern style with
matching sofa and chair. Floor sample sold as is
Formerly s169, Friday - $40
Vanities. Left from high quality bed room suites
Large mirrors and ample drawer space. Formerly
s2995 and s39 95 Friday sl6s5
Wood Beds Full size; mahogany or walnut veneer
on other hardwoods. Formerly sl995 to $685.
Friday ------- -------- SS95
Vanity Benches. Upholstered tops walnut or en-
amel finish. Formerly s5.95, Friday S2.95
Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
TOILETRIES
REDUCED

Bottles of Bay Rum, originally 75c. Friday -59c
so Bottles Of Woodbury. Shampoo, tar or cocoanut
oil. Originally Csc. Friday day------------------17c
35 Loose Powder Vanities. originally 39c. Friday 19c
140 Powder Puffs, regularly for 10c. Friday for SC
80 Glass Bottles. Tooth Brush Holders. Powder Jars
and Lotion Bottles. Originally Csc, Friday lie
80 English Pocket Combs, originally 81, Friday SOC
Is Bottles of Trejur Bath OIL in pine, gardenia and
lilac Regularly 35c, Friday y-------------------19c
Hair Brushes, regularly Soc Friday 39c
MAYNARD Hand Cream regularly 81, Friday SOC
Ybry Cologne, regularly ST., Friday ----------- 59c
IL Rolls of APW Toilet Tissue, regularly 45c Fri
Apex Moth Mist, regularly soc, Friday ---------19c
80 Boxes Of Tsh. regularly Csc, Friday-------12c
Toilefries . First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Milanese indies
= for 81
RcouIorJr 3Sr
Regularly S5c

Vests and panties in tailored and
lace trimmed styles. Broken
sizes. 40 in the group.
Is Kayser Rayon Slips in tailored
styles. Tearose only. Sizes 38. 40 and
AZ. Regularly $l09, Friday 69c
20 Kayser Cordial Beneets and Briefs.
Discontinued styles. Tearose only.
Broken sizes. Regularly 79c, Fri
Evening star., 1937-09-23
20 Flower Pins
Originally 59c
CLEARANCE
HANDBAGS

IL Patent Leather Bags, in red, green,
blue and wine. Regularly SO, Fri
day S2.39
Is Patent, Velvet and Leather Bags.
Regularly 50, Friday -S1
4 Hand Crochet Bags, 3 in red and
l in blue. Regularly 81, Friday soc
Bags -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Odds and Ends of
'DINNERWARE
g e 12e

Plates, cups, saucerS, soup plates, platters,
vegetable dishes, fruit dishes Decorated
american porcelain few pieces in each
pattern. Discontinued patterns and broken
sets.
merly $40, Friday day--- Sl5as
China Dinner Service for 8. 81 piece complete
with platters and vegetable dishes Formerly
SIS. Friday ------------- --- 50 es
3-Piece Glass Bowl Sets. Decorated frosted glass
Formerly 81, Friday 5sc
China Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
l.5OO Turkish
Bath Towels
& 70. 81

tion; good looking colored borders.
1856 Cotton Crepe Scarfs or Vanity Sets Formerly
Aoe, Tiiudy 15C
54 Patex Polishing Cloths. Formerly 10c. Frday IL
20 Linen Damask Table Cloths. Formerly 81 .98
IIludy Sl,49
Scotch Lace Cloths. 72x90 inches. Formerly
S2s5, FRIDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1.99
7-Pece Imported Novelty Linen Luncheon Sets
Formerly $685. Friday y--- 1929
II Rayon Taffeta Bedspreads. Formerly 81 e5. Fri
day --------- --------- S2.99
10 Novelty Designed Blankets. Formerly S. So Fri
day -------------- Sl99
Embroidered Applique Bedspreads. Formerly
$3.50, Friday 1899
Linens and Domesfies Second Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Mems Furnishings
1000 Mems Athletic
Shirts and Shorts
29e

SHORTS of broadcloth in white and stripes,
side-tie or elastic waist styles. Sizes 80 to
a., SHIRTS of fine combed yarn, with deep
cut armholes Sizes "a to 49,
200 Pairs Mems Famous-Make AnkIets. Stripes
plaids and checks. Sizes 10 to 11l2 Formerly SOC
pair, Friday pairs, 81
Is Mems Sports Shirts. Formerly 81 95 Friday 81
12o Mems Ties. Surf Breeze and crepe materials
in colorful stripes. Formerly soc, Friday - 29c
IS Pairs Mems Pajamas Short sleeves knee
length. Sizes A, B. c. D. Formerly sl.65 and 81 95.
Friday 81
IS Mems Fine Shirts, slightly soiled Formerly
s1.29 and sl.55, Friday 81
Mems Fancy Pull-oyer Sweaters in smart design.
Sizes 36 to A. Formerly 81 95 Friday
Store for Men =. First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
CLEARANCE
WOmen's Shoes
BelO,u - Price

$3.50, Friday 81
IL Pairs of Crepe Mules with soft soles.
Regularly s1.25, Friday 39c
II Pairs of Princess Royal Wine Suede
One-eyelet Ties. Regularly s675, Fri
day S295
10 Pairs of Sports Oxfords. Regularly
S3.95, Friday
FoofweGr Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
PAIN T
Specials

Limited quantities
every one a bargain.
Art Clio Porch and Deck Paint.
Discontinued colors; gallons
only. Formerly $3.50. Fri
Gay -------- $3.50
All-purpose Red Metallic Roof
Paint. Friday, gallon Sl.59
Wall and Wood Enamel. White,
ivory and green. Formerly
1925 gallon, Friday - S2.59
4-Hour Enamel. White, ivory
and green. Formerly $1.25
quart, Friday --8 8Sc
4-Hour Spar Varnish. Wear
resistant and waterproof. For
merly S3.25. Friday S1.69
Outdoor House Paint. 1907
pure; gallons only. Formerly
$3.50, Friday ---S2.69
Paints -. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Infants and
Children's Wear
Reduced

Sun Suit and Dress Sets. in sizes to
6. Originally s1.l5, Friday 79c
Tots Bathing Suits and Shorts. Sizes
to 8. Originally $3.50 to sl.98, Fri
day 35c
IS Sample Slips, in sizes IL to 16.
Originally sl39, Friday 81
Girls Blouses, in sizes 8 to 16. Orig
Chiidrens Hear Thvd Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Dresses Drastically Reduced

II Mdseason Dresses Women and half only formerly $685.
Friday $40
Evening 95,
Sizes
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Heavy Quality
Administer
RUGS
Size - .DO
4Izx6H feet u

Suitable for almost any room in
the home. ColorS are rust, green,
blue and taupe. Chinese and
Oriental designs.
Imported Fringed Oriental Type Rugs.
Colors woven through to the back. Size
24X42 inches Friday 81
Hit-and-Miss Administer Hall Runners
Fine quality, heavy and durable Size
27 inches by II feet. Friday ~ S5.95
Felt-base Floor Coverings. Good assort-
ment of patterns. Cut from full rolls
Friday ay-----------29 29c square yard
Rag Rugs. Room size, with fringed ends.
Hit-and-miss colors. Size 9x12 feet,
s4.95; 8xl0 feet, $3.50; 6x9 feet - S2.95
Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs. Size
3x6 feet Friday 79c
Remnants Better Quality Broadloom
Carpets. Taupe, rust and green. 27 inches
wide. Friday yard
Rags -. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
RecOnditiOned
RADIOS
Reduced

l Philco Table Model S5.95
! Philco Console Model $12.95
i Philco Table Model ----s. S8.95
i Universal Compact Radio S3.95
/ RCA Radiola at" with speaker, S4.95
Holster Console Model SIS
1 RCA Console Model $3.50
Radios Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
$3.95 Magicoats
s2.97

In brown, with contrasting trim and
apron. Small sizes only.
Hooverettes in heavy and sheer fabrics
Originally S1.69. Friday $l.29
Maids and Nurses Uniforms in broken
sizes. Originally $295 and $685. Fri
day S1.69
Anoekaboaf SHOP .. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
COATS and SUITS
Reduced Many ~ Price and Less
10 30 80

Most desirable coats and
lent choice of colors and styles Many
than one half of their original price
sand Vi bird Floor
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Cold Meat
Forks
59c
DIJ -

Silver-plated Forks
l 8-Day Mantel Clock, which strikes
hour and half hour. Regularly s20,,
Friday $15.95
l Silver-Plated Bread Tray, regularly
$395, Friday SI.95
l Silver Plated Coffee Pot, regularly
$40, Friday $8.95
Sterling Silver Napkin Clips, Fri
oay 39c
SilverW0rs First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-09-23

6 Transparent Oilskin KAN Kan
2 Soats ,,e" in navy and natural; a.
Origin Originally ss.s5. FRIDAY ay,,ss -
Rlack Crepe de Chine Chine
RAIN ! n,AeS Coat, slightly soilea' Of oa
Size Size 1s. Originally so'sSSs; %
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