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ARMY ORDERS.

Brant, Brig. Gen. Gerald c.. Air
Corps, Barksdale Field. La, to Langley
Field. Va, March 81.
Lynch. Col George A.. Infantry, to
Office, chief of infantry, upon compile
ton of his present tour of foreign
service.
Saylor, Lieut.. Col. Henry B., Ord
nance Department, Fort Riley, Kans,
to Office, chief of ordnance. June 80.
Besson. Lieut.. Col Frank S.. Engi-
neer Corps. to Army and Navy General
Hospital, Hot Springs National Park,
Ark.
Bowlin, Maj Roy L.. Ordnance De-
partment. Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md. to Rochester, N Y, June i.
Atwood, Maj. Frank j., Ordnance De-
partment. Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md, to Fort Knox, KY, June 80.
Simon, Capt. Leslie E., Ordnance
Department, Picatinny Arsenal, N. J.,
TO Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md,
June 80.
Hogan, Capt Randall j., Ordnance
Department, Picatinny Arsenal N. j.,
to Fort George G. Meade. Md, May /.
Hornisher, Capt. Joseph j., Medical
Corps. Fort Riley. Kans., to the Army
Medical Center, March 20.
Bassett. Capt. Ralph H.. Ordnance
Department, Army Industrial College,
to Hamilton Field. Calf, August 4.
Rocco, First Lieut.. Leo Charles.
Medical Corps Reserve, New York
City, to Army Medical Center, Febru-
ary IS.
Lovelace, Second Lieut. William
Thompson, Air Corps Reserve, jack
son, Miss, to Langley Field, Va,
April !.
Hand, Second Lieut. Sylvan Davis,
Air Corps Reserve, Jacksonville. Fla,
to Langley Field, Va, March 1.
Greenbank. Second Lieut. Lawrence
W.. Air CORPS Langley Field, Va, to
the Panama Canal Department,
April 8.
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GIRL. colored. wants work as waitress or
work of any kind: good references. 1424
ct M
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Alaskan Air Travel Booms.

JUNEAU, Alaska, February 25 (P).
-Airplane travel atop Uncle Sans
roof last year increased 81 times over
that Of 1929, the Alaska highway de-
partment announced yesterday.
Last year 79 planes carried 1892
passengers 2,130,929 miles, compared
with 8 planes carrying 2,l71 passen-
gers 1851 miles in 1929. In 1885, IS
planes carried 1888 passengers l.
685,654 miles.
Mail and freight carried on planes
showed a proportionate increase.
Evening star., 1937-02-26
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.

Doing good. growing business. located on
one of the uptown business streets also
in the heart of the apartment district;
equipment first class furnishings up to
date and novel in design; large neon sign.
window neon outlined: very attractive;
doing nice food beer and wine business
which is bound to increase as the season
can give it full time. Present owner. due
to sickness. will sell very reasonably. The
whole building at present under good lease;
rent. $50 per month. which includes store
and two apartments Of 3 rooms kitchen
bath and rear porch; income from apart
ment. 500 per month; lease transferable
to responsible party See
SIMON BELOFF,
1nn0 NIE1N XnpK AWE NJ w
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HELP MEN.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
SALESMAN.

CANDY SALESMAN = Well established
manufacturer of candies, salted peanuts
and peanut-butter sandwiches has an
work retail trade in the northern section
of Virginia Proposition offers permanent
position and exclusive franchise. Products
already introduced to trade Applicant
must be able to post $500 personal surety
bond and furnish delivery equipment Ad-
dress replies to P. o. Box 1855 Lynchburg.
VirRinia.
REAL ESTATE statesmen experience not
necessary to sell income property and
homes Fulton R Gordon. 1427 Eye st.
NV. District $3.50.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. for progressive
Office Spring season opening. leads fur
nished. every cooperation extended. 1915
Conn. ave. NV Mr.. Ladley. sales manager.
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SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started kept
audits prompt; lowest cost. Adams 9796.
ACCOUNTANT auditing and income tax.
books kept on monthly basis; reasonable.
Phone Randolph 1886. 2S'
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN desires
evening work. Experienced on al! types OF
buildings. Address Box 12-H. Star offce.
BOY. colored wants work In store or lunch
room: high-school graduate: drivers per-
nit Decatur 046S-J.
BOY. 81. wants work of any kind. Has
permit to drive. Call District 1866.
BOY. colored. wants lob as porter. helper
on truck or in store. Phone Lincoln
0S75-W.
CARPENTRY fencing. paperhanging and
general repair work; free estimates; rea-
sonable. Lincoln SOAR.
CHAUFFEUR colored. wants place: pri-
vate family: 8 years experience; y. u
best reference. Metropolitan 0247.
CHAUFFEUR. colored. assist with house,
work: part or full time. L. Keys. 241O
Ontario rd. NV. Apt. l.
CooK-BUTLER. Chinese. IA years expert
ence: sober. trustworthy: reference. Ad-
dress BOX 119-H. Star once.
ESTIMATOR. experienced all kinds build
Ing construction. desires part-time work
Reasonable charges. Address Box 45g-E.
Star office. II.
FILIPINO licensed chauffeur. experienced
butler valet: private family: excellent rel
erences. Address Box 139-H, Star once
MAN. oolored, wants work as truck driver:
do other work. Metropolitan 71}3. lanltor
MAN. colored wants work as swtchboar rd
or elevator operator. Phone Potomac 5433.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

PIGEONS-Jumbo White King pigeons. 81
per bird; overstocked Pigeon House Inn.
Grain and Defense Highways. Phone An
napoliS lS3S-F-22 2S'
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN

YOU NC MAN-POSITION
IN ACCOUNTING DEPART
MENT OF LARGE REAL ES-
TATE OFFICE FOR YOUNG
MAN; EXP ERIENCE IN
BANKING, REAL ESTATE
OR ACCOUNTING NECES-
SA R Y; GOOD SALARY,
WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT; APPLICA-
TION WILL BE CONSID-
Erred CONFIDENTIAL AND
NO INQUIRIES WILL BE
MADE UNTIL AFTER IN
TERVIEW; REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, GIVING
FULL INFORMATION AS TO
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE,
ETC. ADDRESS BOX 108-H,
STAR OFFICE.
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ELECTRICAL

CHAIR GAMING, fN1s! SRHoLsTEE6; ! 8 I 7 /
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG 1885
10th st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2062.
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1920 nth ST.. corner of P-Large
room, bath same floor; single. So; do
50 30 week. phnne
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1854 COL. RID. N.W-Attractive room in
owners home all eonveniences; single SO
month; double S25 month. 2Ss
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GIRL colored neat and honest. wishes
general housework; stay nights Phone
Met. 3241.
C.IRI. colared Uishex rnnrninQ,s xork cali
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hooT. next 10 shower. tL~n b.t room nb Seeonn
heat. INV; SO month for one or two
men Roommate for young man. $40 40
m0nth WaIk
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HELP DOMESTIC,

COOK general housework laundress; COM
Portable quarters, nice home; small family;
$50 per month. Must be thoroughly
experienced and fully capable References
required. Phone Walnut 1925.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. young; stay
nights: experienced city reference. 3l0l
Northampton st. NV. Cleveland 1897.
GIRL. general housework. laundry. care
small girl: 81 week. :}22 Peabody st. NV
GIRL, colored general housework in family
with one child live in Apply 5000 pm.
Friday and "A pm. Saturday, Room 205.
l421 Eye NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN white or colored. moth
erS helper and g.h.w: room and board. $50
month Columbia 0995.
GIRL OR WOMAN. white as mothers
helper; no cooking; children; good home
small salary. Address Box 9-E. Star offlce.
MAID. light colored. neat 30 or :35: cook
and do general housework: city references.
Call Emerson f341.
WOMAN, colored 3O-4O years old good
cook and general houseworker: stay nights;
country suburbs: reference; 81 week. Phone
Bradley 296.
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COLlOREI1 WOMAN, II. desires place as
mothers helper: Just from the country;
small salary; can stay in or out. 1914
Evening star., 1937-02-26

ELECTRIC SHOP AT YOUR
nnOP
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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HELP MEN.

MEAT CUTTER familiar with hotel cuts:
good Job for good man. no drinkers. oO4
K ST. INV
MEAT CUTTER firSt-claSS, wanted at once
p F. Casey, Inc, l4th and Park rd.
Evening star., 1937-02-26
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S3.50 wk.; single
rms. doublei S5: clean. warm. outside:
b.. .ch.w: car lines: gentlemen. Ad. 1923
57th BLOCK 18th ST. NW.-Private
home Large front room. six windows.
unlimited phone also room with sleeping
porch maid service; ladies or couple.
Georgia 2l29. ~.
THE MAURY. 7O1-711 10th ST. NV
One hundred ideal sleeping room. each with
tresses; good heat showers and bath. Sim
gle rate $3.50 up. Double. $40 up.
1910 K ST. NV. Apt. 4O5-Room in apt.
home Q gentlemen: ref. required: near
Govt. bldgs. District 6036.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ing; hens, soc up; moderate prices. Met.
1892, Apt. 3O3, s15 18th st: NV. 26e
GIRL, white. wants position as waitress;
best ref and exp. 800 Conn. ave. Co
lumbia 2145, Ext. LIS.
Evening star., 1937-02-26

ELECTRIC WIRING, s1a'uTe. sna re.
pairs: 6-r. house fixtures & base plugs S55
Regal Elec Co S40 JJpShur NV Col 1891
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL desires sewing at home,
out or personal laundry for single or cou-
pie. Lincoln O650. 2Ss
COLORED WOMAN. ~ desires place as
mothers helper; Just from the country;
small salary: can stay In or out. 1914
2Sth st. NV. Apt. 4. 26'
GIRL. colored. wants work as waitress or
work Of any kind: good references. 1424
36th st. NV.
GIRL. colored neat and honest. wishes
general houSeWOrk; stay nights. Phone
Met. 3241
GIRL. colored. wishes mornings work. Call
District 7160.
GIRL colored wishes part-time work eve
nings; well exp; good cook. Call Decatur
O72l, to 7:30 pm.
MAID. colored. part time morning or eve
ming. no Sundays: best Of reference. Met.
1883.
WOMAN colored. wants general housework;
good cook; city reference. National 1921.
WOMAN colored. wants lob. part time or
full time. with good references. Call Line.
4560-W.
WOMAN. colored, wants cleaning work for
Saturdays only. Call North 1851 after o.
WOMAN. first class. light brown skin. col
ored middle age. desires a place to cook
dinner or days work: best reference.
WILL recommend my Al maid to party
desiring good girl. Because Of illness.
am letting her go. North 1863.
Evening star., 1937-02-26

Quick repair service. floor plugs In
stalled. lamps repaired Free estimates
on old and new work Atlantic O046
Evening star., 1937-02-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HOUSEKEEpER. refined. middle.aged.
white: good cook and seamstress. Phone
after 8 pm, Adams 4770.
PRACTICAL NURSE WANTS CASE: BEST
OF REFERENCES. MRS. HOWARD. CO.
LUMBIA 9021.
PRIV SEC. ex asst. highly intelligent.
40 years of age, seeks immediate position
OF responsibility: salary secondary until
ability proven. Address Box 102-H. Star
ONCE.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST. EXPERT,
FULLY EXPERIENCED IN BUSINESS
MATTERS. ADDRESS BOX 114-H. STAR
OFFICE. IL
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE reliable. middle-aged, white
want Job as caretaker. housekeeper. jani-
tor. watchman: go city or country. refer.
ence 1151 N. Capitol ST., Apt. 26. 70
Evening star., 1937-02-26
CAMERA REPAIRS.

FULLER & d'ALBERT INC,
6l5 10th st NV Phone National 47lo
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES box springs and
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 l st. n. W. Nat. 665!.
CARPENTER flooring. shelving general
carpenter work. Brining, 1859 Taylor st.
NV Adams 1924.
CARPENTER-All kinds Of remodelng and
repairing, first class: very reasonable.
CARPENTER-Small Jobs cupboards par
titions. book shelves. steps, porches, fences,
etc. Douglas. Atl. 4921-M, or Met. 3I55.
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statesmen.

FIVE SELECTED MEN who desire the
opportunity to learn the oil-burner and
fuel-oil business will be given intensive
training for one week, beginning at once.
after which opportunity will be given to
those who qualify to enter this attractive
field with one. of the leaders of the coun-
try. A car is essential. Apply all this
week 1919 Conn. ave. NV. We are now
selling oil-burning equipment for immedi
ate installation and no payments need be
made until next September.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
FOR SHOW
AT FORT MYER

Seven classes have been ar
ranged for the first of the Fort
Myer Indoor Horse Shows of the
season, to be held next Tuesday
night at the Riding Hall at Fort
Myer.
Civilians as we'll as officers and
enlisted men will appear in the
show, and in addition, one of
the famous exhibition troops will
present a drill.
Several of the famous jumping
horses of the post, Clipped
Wings" Sandy" Red Cloud"
and Billy" which took part in
the recent National Horse Show
in New York, will be seen in ac-
tion in the handicap jumping
class, a championship event.
Major A. w. Roffe, of the Third
Cavalry, has been placed in
charge of the show, which will
start at 7:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
BOYS CLUB AIDS
FIGHT ON CRIME.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. IT.
Activities of the Alexandria Boys
Club were credited today, by So
cial and welfare leaders. with con-
tributing largely to the marked
decrease in juvenile delinquency
during the last year, which was
revealed in a report made public
yesterday by Park Ticer, clerk of
the Juvenile Court.
The number Of juveniles
brought before the court during
the present year was 215, COM
pared with $50 for 1896, or a de-
crease of 81 per cent, while the
number of minors committed to
institutions showed a drop of 60
per cent, with eight for the cur
rent year and 20 tor the previous
IL months.
It was pointed out by officials
that the club director, Travis Will
son, has been called in to study
the cases of youngsters slipping
toward delinquency, with the re-
suit that the boys interests have
been directed along the line of
worthwhile Spare-time activities.
The club was established in No
Vember, 1896.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17

Garden of Eden, with Miss West
as Eve and Ameche as Adam.
Charlie Mccarthy entered the pic
ture later. The lines were-well
startling"
EVERYBODY SORRY?
Today the advertising company
which handles the account had
written the broadcast network
that the script of this feature of
the broadcast was our response
bility. 1t was a mistake that will
not be made again."
The network fervently hopes
so. as probably does the estimable
Mr.. Mccarthy and the rest of
the cast.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
Chest Gifts
Pledges Aggregate
$I,862,763

Additions to the campaign total
of the Community Chest have
brought it to 90.46 per cent of
the goal, it was announced yes
terday.
The pledges now in hand aggre-
gate $1,862, ,763O2, from a total of
182,569 donors, the largest num-
ber in the history of the Chest
campaigns here.
Members of the campaign COM
mittee plan no cessation of effort
to bring the total pledges nearer
the goal of $2,059,0OO. Several
large additional contributions are
expected early next month.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
Britain Holds Firm
On China Customs

TOKYO, Dec. II 0NSD.-Re-
solved that Japan shall not di-
vert Chinese customs duties into
her war Golfers, Great Britain is
standing in the way of Japanese
control of the customs at Shang-
hal, semi-official dispatches said
today. The attitude of British
officials at China's chief port is
impeding Japanese negotiations
to take over the customs, it was
stated. The income is largely ear
marked to pay off American and
other foreign obligations.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
/ |IESl3iIIl3 COUGH DROPS
Excess Uric Acid Causes or
Aggravates Most
RHEUMATISM

And Allenru is a prescription COM
pounded to swiftly stop the distress
the pain-the agony Of rheumatism,
neuritis and sciatica caused by excess
uric acid or other circulating poisons.
Often the pain leaves in 48 hours
and soon the sufferer is back on the
payroll again-no opiates-no dope in
Allenru-it's safe and swift and one
real friend in time of need-every real
drugstore in America sells Allenru-
Just ask for 8 ounces of prescription
Allenru-costs about IS cents.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17

headed sell.
The history of radio entertain
ment is studded with bad breaks,
ranging from Ted Husing's long
lamented description of Harvard
football play as "putrid,' to Jack
Benny'S mythical hangover. "
which put him in bad with the
juvenile set.
BROAD" COMEDY
But the broad" comedy which
flowed through the program fea-
turing the "C'mup and See Me
Sometime" lass as guest artist,
sent radio columnistS sprinting to
their typewriterS and gave radio
listeners a Ginning bee topic
which has lasted all week.
The radio sketch was set in the
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
WatermelOns Sped
By Plane to Girl

LOS ANGELES, Dec. II G.N.SO.
A Los Angeles plane, carrying six
watermelons, was winging it's way
across the country today bound for
Philadelphia on an errand of
mercy.
The appeal for the melons was
telegraphed by doctors at the
Hahnemann Hospital to be used
in combating a serious kidney all
ment suffered by 11-year-old Doro.
thy Hidenour.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
Brown Applies
For Job as "Ump''

TRENTON. N. j., Dec. 17.-Ap-
plication for a membership in the
National Association of Semi
professional Baseball Umpires has
been received here from OsSie
Brown, Leesburg Prison convict.
The application states that Brown
umpires lntramural games on the
prison farm.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
HELD IN MAIL FRAUD

NEW YORK, Dec. II G.N.S0.
Alfred Peterkin, "a, today awaited
arraignment before a U. S. Com
missioner on a Federal warrant
i~sued in Indianapolis charging
MIN with mail fraud. Peterkin
was arrested at his office here.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17

'The Swan Song" an Impressive
Painting of a Scene from WaEnerS
Immortal Opera. "LOhengrin." by
Andre, the Distinguished American
Artist. Reproduced in Full Color in
The American Weekly, with Sundays
Washington Herald Times.
The Washington times., 1937-12-17
Ad Agency Regrets
Mae West in Eden

NEW YORK. Dec II QN.S). - An advertising agency
groveed dust today and confessed should have kept
Mae West and Ameche of the Garden of Eden last
Sunday night and let Charlie Mccarthy be his wooden
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Turkish Towels
39c

Extra large size (22x44 inches)
specially priced for Friday only.
Double thread construction extra
absorbent. Colored borders.
28 Boxes Linen Napkins, hand-initialed
Box of 6. Regularly $3.50. Friday s1.9s
II Linen Luncheon Cloths, imported
Regularly $l49 Friday -S1.19
IL Two-Piece Bath Room Mat Sets.
Regularly SITS. Friday -----S1.59
"a Sets of Imported Grass Linen. Regu-
larly 1929. Friday -98 98c
50 Turkish Hand Towels Regularly
GGC. Tliody AoC
2 Banquet Sets Of Imported Irish Linen
Damask, 13 pieces. Regularly $3.50.
Friday
Douesfics Second EIoor
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Federal Modern Stainless 81
ENAMELWARE-
Only pieces to customer. Only so pieces in the

Only pieces to customer. Only so pieces In the
lot, including:
9.Cab Percoiators Dnefte Saaeepans
3.Qaart Kettles FlaOor-Seal Frrers
h.Onart Kettles 3-Qnarf Covered Sancebans
Manning Bowman Urn Sets, regularly s24.50 Fri
Electric Percolators regularly So SO
Electric Percolators regularly $798 Friday
Nut Bowl Sets regularly 1898 Friday
Bottle Holders regularly $125,
Sh.rbet Sets rep1llarlv 81 Friday
Chrome Frame Pie Plates, regularly s198 Friday 9sc
Salad Bowl, regularly $780, Friday
Chrome Covers, regularly 81, Friday
Cheese Dishes regularly &c.
Edison Electric regularly $795, Friday
Electric vibrators regularly 81 98, Friday
Chrome Trays regularly $398 Friday
Electric Clocks regularly 50 So
Electric Clocks, regularly So Friday
Housewares -. Fifth Floor
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s. Wood Bead Bags
$3.50

Multi -colors, dark and pastel
shades and white.
Group Of Bags, originally 81 and more.
Friday and 59c
3 Genuine Alligator Bags, with top han
die Originally SIS. Friday ----S7.50
Cowhide Handbags, in black and brown.
Originally 81. Friday
Belts With Bow Buckle, in red, green,
blue, black, and brown. Originally 81.
Haxdbass First Floor
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China Fifth Floor
PAINT SPECIALS

4-Hour Spar varnish, clear and water
proof. Regularly $3.50 gallon. Fri
gallon
Super Service House Paint, gloss finish.
For exterior or interior. Regularly
$249 gallon Friday --$1.98
Porch and Dock Enamel for wood, cement
or linoleum. Regularly $1.79 \ half
gallon. Friday ----------------$l.S
Interior Gloss Enamel; washable finish,
for any type surface. Regularly 1915
q gallon. Friday $z.59
Artco Flat Wall Finish; washable. Leaves
no brush marks: good coverage. Regu-
larly $2.25 4 gallon. Friday
Poists Fifth Floor
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Odds and Ends Decorated
Kitchen Pottery
l9c

Regularly 39c. Includes range
sets, teapots, milk jugs, salad
bowls, cereal jars and relish dishes.
Artificial Flowers in variety Of BIOS
SONS, some slightly shopworn. Regu-
larly 10c. Friday for 29c or each--5c
Odds and Ends, including plates, cups
and saucers, fruit Dishes bread and
butter plates, salad and dinner plates,
odd glasses, sherbets, goblets and footed
tumblers- 10c, 1Sc
4 Dinner Sets. Each set has so pieces.
Include 8 each Of dinner, salad and
soup plates, fruit dishes, cups and
saucers. Also platter and l vegetable
dish. OF decorated American porce-
lain
HL:~~ EItL Elnnr
Evening star., 1937-04-08

Oil Silk Shade Covers for bridge, table
and floor lamps. Protect your lamps
shades with these. Regularly soc, Fri
daY 1nc
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Doeskin Gloves
$l.5O

Originally s2.9S
48 pairs of these washable gloves
of fine English and French doe
skin. Navy, gray, white and
chamois.
49 Pairs of Fabric Gloves, in violet, rust
and channels Originally 81, Friday Soc
IS Pairs of Pigskin Gloves, in cork,
white, black and brown. Originally $l95
and $2.35, Friday
Gloves -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-08

Odd Lot Of Stamped Linens: "a nap
kins; 16 doilies size 12x16; sunsuits to
fit 2-year old. Friday, each-------19c
6 Wooden Knitting Frames; 24-inch
size. Use this In making scarfs or afg-
hans. Regularly 79c. Friday
Wooden Spools, IS holders. Regular
ly 75c. FRIDAY
4S Skeins Ropella Yarn for making
hats and bags. Blue, aqua, maize, navy,
or eggshell. Two-ounce hank. Regular
ly 49c. Friday
Art Department -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Side-HOOk Cirdles

Originally $3.50
Belt Foundations, originally S. Friday--$3s5
18 An-over Batse Foundations, originally S. Fri
IL Side hook Girdles originally $780, Friday---$25o
Foundations i. I. . Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Vanity Lamp Bases
1/2 price

Bedlites Of rayon satin; blue, rose,
green, orchid or white. Complete
with cord and socket. Limited
quantity. Regularly 81, Friday 49c
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Hand Detailed Slips
$l.l9

Originally $I.39
Fine silk crepe slips, in tea rose
only. Sizes "a to A.
Mandarin Coats, broken sizes in dark
browns and greens. Originally $1.49.
Friday
Liseerie .. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-08

Washable Bath Rugs, size 24x45 inches Attractive CO.,
striped patterns. Regularly $1.es Friday---- wv
500 Ht-and Miss Rag Rugs 24x48 ms. SAM OO~,
tary and washable. Regularly much more, Friday
Floor Coverings Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-08

Originally Much More
preparation to prevent brittleness OF the finger
nails
Mecca Dusting Powder, containing pounds Only 7.
Originally 89c. Friday
Ybry Dusng Powder In Femme de Paris odeur Originally
81. Friday
Ybry Dusting Powder in du Occur odeur. Originally 81.
Friday
Spooner Tale in assorted scents Originally Friday
Honey Suckle Toilet Water by Seger Originally ST.
Friday 69c
Charmete Chin Straps 80 only. Originally Friday 29c
Toiietries First Floor
Evening star., 1937-04-08
1000 Pairs Mems Fine
Gauge Rayon Socks
Friday l9c pair

Spring patterns including stripes clocks and checks
Blue, gray tan and many pastel shades.
Mems Silk Paisley Robes Formerly SIS Friday 1898
50 Mems Polo Shirts Solid coors and patterns In short
sleeved style Small medium and large Sizes Formerly
s Pairs Mems Pajamas. Formerly s195 Friday y--s129
40 Pieces Mems Jewelry. Formerly Soc Friday---1oc
Is Mems Rain Jackets. Formerly ST. Friday Soc
IS Hand Tailored Spring Ties. Formerly 79c Ii-
day $40
IS Mems B. v. D. Pajamas. Discontinued patterns
Sizes A. B. c, D. Formerly sl95. Friday 81 SO
$50 Mems Arrow Handkerchiefs. Fancy patterns. For
merly Csc. Friday for 500
Mes's Shop First Floor