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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-21
CHAPTER So

CHAPTER SO
LUCILLE MERRICk, the little
Frenchwoman, clasped her hands.
DO you think you can save
Mimi?"
Il know 1 can. Things have
happened which make it possible "
l replied.
Her wise eyes studied me for a
moment, then she said, do dare
tell you something's"
I looked down at her, please. !"
"She loves you. But she loves
her world. And you must be
stronger than her world, stronger
than herself. Don't let her get
away from you. She has talked to
me. She has told me nothing in
words. But I have looked beneath
the words. She would have mar
ried Andy if it had not been for
YOU"
You are sure?" My pulses
were pounding.
She nodded. "You must never
let her know 1 have spoken of
it ;" She made a quick move
ment towards the other room
would you like to see her prettv
dresses ?"
We were just in time, for when
Mimi entered, a second later. Mrs.
Merrick was holding up a crisp
gown of apple-green and saving.
1T is to have a silver SASH"
Silver sash silver rain j..
6 golden world Mimi with
shadows under her eyes trying to
say in an unconcerned fashion, "It
was too bad to keep you waiting,
Jerry"
l caught her hands in mine.
Don't you know I'd wait for a
thousand years ?"
She was obviously self-conscious.
She turned a little toward Mrs.
Merrick. Aunt Lucille, were YOU
showing him my pretty things 2"
But Mrs. Merrick had disap-
peared as suddenly as if an earth
quake had swallowed her up.
There was a swinging door which
led to the kitchen, and she must
have used that, but the thing had
the effect of her being taken up in
a cloud or removed by some other
miraculous means Of transporta-
ton.
Mimi and I stood, a little apart,
looking at each other, and the
things that Mrs. Merrick had told
me gave me courage.
Mimi" 1 said, ARE you glad to
see me; are you?"
knew she was glad. And I
took her in my arms. wondering a
little at my temerity. She chung
to me; hid her face against my
coat. She was crying.
| smoothed her hair. Don't" I
said, my dearest"
But she cried on in a heart
broken way, and at last she said,
1T has been dreadful with
everybody wanting to marry me
=. and I don't want to marry
anybody >. ="
yes" said, "you do. You want
to marry me-"
But 1 can't, Jerry. 1 don't
want to be poor. I don't know
how to be and you haven't
any money"
Love doesn't think Of money"
Doesn't it?" wistfully. "But
life is real. It isn't just romance.
And we can't live on dreams ?"
Suppose I should tell you Of a
dream which can come true, Mimi i?
Of long low house set in a circle
of mountains? OF wide acres that
are mine-of the days that we
shall ride together, of the nights
when great fire will blaze on our
hearth"
l delighted in the amazement
with which she regarded me. did
you say that 1t might come true
Jerry?"
ut is true. my darling. Uncle
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-21

trend The number of deaths in North
Carolina the first II months of 1887
was 3O,703 as compared with 32,350
the corresponding period last year.
The above figures show that births
have led deaths in North Carolina this
year by 42,467, with a month more
to go.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-21

A new portrait Of Lady Anne
Cavendish-B entinck, daughter of
the Marques Of Titchfeld, whose
name has been linked in whispers
Economically with that Of Prince
Charles, brother Of King Leopold
of the Belgians. Prince Charles,
as well as King Leopold, recently
was a guest at Welbeck Abbey,
home of the Duke Of Portland,
grandfather of Lady Anne.
--Cclitr Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-21

A<bW1 OuOO Oe OOAAAAOAy
-. attacks wage bill as travesty
Declaring that the wage-hour bill.
as changed by more than 100
amendments of opponents, was a
travesty on the aims of his
brother, the late William p. Con-
merry, representative from Massa-
chusetts who drafted the bill,
Representative Lawrence j. Con-
merry urged that the Connery
name be removed from the meas
ure. Representative Connery,
elected to fill the place Of his
brother, is supported by organ
lied labor, which declares the bill
as now constituted would hold
labor down rather than aid it, as
originally intended.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-12-21

averaging 24.6 ounces to the dozen. In
addition he has one or more hens that
may complete the year with an Off
ciai record of over 200 eggs.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

es ell mejor canine para la vic
toria ell de desperdiciar ener-
gias en- ibizantinismos v en- re-
t6rica. Queremos hechos. Que
remos, por que 10 juzgamos inc
hubble, crear una moral de que
IRA. Queremos que Sc naciona-
licenSla industries de guerra
basicas y que Sc militarice ell
transporte. Nacionalizar va in
dustria belica significa que ell
Gobierno pueda planAficarla y
aumentar onsiderablemente su
volumen de production. ST los
obreros no producer mas es
porque no Sc han elaborado los
planes eficientes. Su entusias-
mo v ST. capacidad Sc ha eviden
ciado claramente. ST sc traza
un plan de conjunto, 81 los tee
nicos resuelven todos los profile
mas que planted la production
belica-4que este es planificar-
" coordinan y articulan ell ira
bajo, Catalina es capaz de nu-
trir a todos los frentes. No hay
mas que querer y hacer que Sc
quiera.
Lo propio suede con ell trans
porte. En- ning1n pals en- que
IRA Sc ha visto que todos los
vehfculos de transporte no es-
ten a la disposition del Gobier-
no Y, mas concretamente, a la
disposition del Ministerio de
Defensa Nacional. Los transpor
ties maritimos v terrestres: Bar
COS ferrocarriles, camiones,
|etc., deben ser utilizados para
la guerra, y, por tanto, Ell trans
porte civil debe coordinarse
ICON Ell transporte militar, bajo
la misma direction que ordena
las acciones de guerra.
81 queremos veneer no debe-
mos regatear ninguna clase de
esfuerzo. Todos nustros movi-
mientos para la guerra, todas
nuestras Woluntades para la
guerra.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

Vermouth Ventosa
Hecho EN- Cataluiia
Restaurant "Colwmhia''
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
DETENIDO Ell DUENO DE
, UN CAMPAMENTO DE
TURISTAS

Ell Sr. L. w. Cuts, de 81 a.
nos, dueno de un campamento
de turistas, que la semana pa
sada incendi6 su propia casa
~ mas tarde lie pogo fuego a
una taberna, fue detenido aver
en- Jacksonville y traido a Tam
pa sin demora.
Los diputados del sheriff ase-
guran hoy que Ell hombre NADIA
tuvo que yer con Ell incendio de
la Taberna Truckers, pero 81
con la destruction de su domici
lilo por medic delas llamas.
lei presunto incendiario fue
devuelto a esta ciudad por ell di-
putado Hancock, cumpliendo Or
denes del sheriff Mcleod.
r. D. Fuchs es Ell nombre del
principal testigo contra Cults.
Afirma este ciudadano que Ell
idnividuo lhizo salir de la casa
a su mujer, hijos y 81, que era
su inquilino, y pogo fuego. Ira
to de impedirlo, pero lie amena-
20 de muerte con una escopeta.
Cuts dice que NADIA sabe del
incendio; que 81 Sc march6 de
Tampa, ell sabado por la noche,
luego de una rina familiar.
Tn automovilista lie llev6 has
ia Loughman y ALI tom6 el tren
para Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
LLEGARA Ell DR.. UBALDO
UGALDE

Arribara ell microbes a esta
ciudad ell DIR. Ubaldo Ugalde.
de la Habana, dueno de la mas
importante casa de 6ptica de
la capital Guiana. .
Pasara aqui unos dias como.
huesped del DR.. Mario Santos.
ell conocido 6ptico local.
lie damos I'm saludo de bien
venida.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
Reformas en- ana TiemdG

Ref0rmGs en- ma TSeMdG
Las reformas en- la gran tien
da de Garcia Y Vega comenza-
ron hoy. Consisten las reformas
en- i~nstalar varias vitrinas mo-
dernas Y artisticas y mejorar
TODD ell interior, con ell fin de O.
frecer al p1blico mayor comodi-
dad.
Todos los departamentos que
daran' habilitados con ell prop6-
sito de complacer a los marchan
ties y servirlos rapidamente.
Mientras Sc efect1an las o.
bras, la tienda quedara alberta
como de costumbre.
Sc realizan los trabajos bajo
la direction del arquitecto Leo
M. Elliot Y por los contratistas
Sres Ramon y Jimenez.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

quf algrnos de los concentrates
hechos por los principales peri6
dicos de Catalina a raiz de la
de Bilbao:
TREBALL Partido Socialis-
ia Unificado de Catalina.
La caida de Bilbao que todos
conoceran a traves de 10 que las
dicen, a mas de signifi-
car que Alemania e Italia nan
podido concentrar contra la ca
pital, Vasca todos los enormes
elementos humanos y tecnicos
de que disponen, es una conse-
cuencia directa de la deplorable
politica de guerra del Gobierno
anterior, que ahora hemos tent
do que pagan al altisimo precio
de Bilbao. Y este debe ser un to-
que de atenci6n para toda Es-
pana ,pero de manera principal
para Catalina. Apesar de este
episodio, debemos reconocer
que tenemos TODD 10 que hace
falta para veneer; tenemos hoy
muchas mas posihlidades de
triunfar que al principle de la
guerra. Ahora tenemos I'm Ejer
otto Regular, bien organizadQ
" disciplinado, v al principle no
10 teniamos; ahora tenemos ar
mas en- abundancia, y al princi-
pic nos faltaban; ahora tene-
mos toda clase de personal tee
nico: aviadores, artilleros, tan
quistas, ingenieros, y al princi-
pho nos faltaban; ahora tene-
mos las bases para abastecer
una industrial de guerra pujan-
tie, y hace un ano no teniamos
esas bases. acknowledgements,
10 repetimos, tenemos grandes
probabiIidades de veneer.
Lo ocurrido a Bilbao encie-
ira ensenanzas v consecuen-
cias que han de transformarse
inmediatamente en- medidas
practicas. Estas medidas no
pueden ser otras que acabar en-
primer termino con la disper-
sion existente en- las industries
de guerra, planificar nuestra
production, crear las condicio-
mes para aumentar la calidad Y
cantidad, crear industries nece-
sarias v que ahora no existen
EN- segundo lugar, ir rapidamen
tie a la formation de reservas
militares bien instruidas, ha-
ciendo que Sc presenter inme-
diatamente los afectados por Ell
llamamiento de las quintas del
81, 80 y 33, organizar rapida.
mente nuestro ejercito, en- for
ma que pueda llevar a efecto
hasta Ell fin las operaciones que
inicia, y finalmente, limpiar la
retaguardia implacablemente
de todos los elementos pernicio-
SOS.
LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.da Republican, Catalina.
Despues de los 1ltimos suce-
SOS militares al norte de la Pc
ninsula, hay un problema de
orden international que pasa a
ocupar Ell primer puesto: Ell de
la retirada de los combatientes
extranjeros que han venido a
Espana.
A estos extranjeros los peri6-
dicos y gobiernos de Europa,
les llaman generalmente volun-
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
EN- A
FIIIPINAS

~
Washington, agosto 2.-El
gobierno ha sido informado de
que la sinundaciones en- la pro-
vincia de Luz6n, Filipinas, han
causado la muerte de varias per
soma sy la destruction de de mu-
chas casas.
Varios ninos figuran entire
las victimas. Muchos casos de
disenteria Sc han presentado.
Por Ell gobernador general Sc
ha ordenado que la Cruz Roja
auxilie a los damnificados.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
La Hueloa de los Teatros

Ell p1blico latino esta siendo
injustamente castigado por la
empresa Sparks, que no quiere
reconocer ell derecho de los en-
pleados de Ybor y West Tampa
por conducto del Sr. Rodgers.
Como Ell publico sabe que a.
poya una causa justa, pre-
fiere quedarse en- sus casas a ir
a lugares donde no Sc trata bien
a los obreros.
La Sparks y la Casino Enter
prise no tienen para Ell publico
latino, seg1n podemos deducir,
la consideration que merece.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
La Fiesta de Septiembre

La Fiesta de Sophomore
Diariamente Sc oye hablar en-
los palacios del Centre Espanol
de la gran fiesta del dia 5 de
septiembre, en- West Tampa.
Como la secci6n de Beneficen
cia dedic6 su fiesta del ano pa
sado a la Cruz Roja Espahola
alcanzando I'm rotundo exito,
esperase que en- este ano ell pu-
blico cooperara con tanta o ma
yor animation, 81 cabe.
Ell trabajo que realiza la sec
ci6n de Beneficencia es admira-
BILE Y debe ser recompensado.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
NOTAS SOCIALE

"EV Diario del DiabIo" -
I'm rotundo, rotundo exito el
de anoche, en- ell teatro del Cen
tro Asturiano, la ~reposici6n de
s.El Diario del DiaBlo'.
Ell public aplaudi6 calurosa-
mente a obra Y los artistas.
La orquesta tambien fue
muy aplaudida.
Volvera a representatives de
nuevo ell venidero domingo.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
Comentanos hechos por los penodicos
c~atalanes a raiz de la caida de Bilbao
La Union General de Trabajadores pide que
Catalina reaccione energicamente.

tarios. Todo ell mundo sabe, sin
embargo, que los verdaderos 70
luntarios son las Brigadas IN
ternacionales, que luchan por la
,Repdblica, mientras que al otro
lado, la inmeRsa mayorfa son
genie que han venido manda-
das a la fuerza.
TODD indica que la guerra,
militarmente, va para largo,
cualquiera que sea ell resultado
de las operaciones en- la iona
del Cantabrico. En- Gambia su a.
c~ortamiento vendra por ell ca
mino ~diplomaticc, 81 fuera cier-
ia la version sobre la retirada
de los combatientes.
Por este lado seran de tras-
cendencia, en- bien o en- NAL, las
cosas que pasen dentro del Co.
mite de Londres, esta semana o
la semana que viene. Por 10 me-
nos ell problema de los volunta-
rios deberia ser aclarecido. Els
, en- verdad un problema urgen-
tie. Dicen qre resolveran este
problema con otros, a fin de
plantear aqeullo que Sc llama la
totalidad del problema espanol,
Delante de estas perspectivas 81
Gobierno de Valencia y sus re-
presentantes en- Ell extranjero
han demostrado mas clarivi-
dencia Y tacto que nunca.
LAS NOTICIAS-Union &C.
neral de Trabajadores,
Bilbao ha sido evacuado. En-
Euskadi, sin embargo, hay ur
Ejercito Popular que sabe lu-
char y que sabe morir her6ica-
mente. En- Euskadi, contra la
coalici6n International, contra
Ia cobardia international, la RI
publica cobrara a1n victorias
decisivas, No nos equivocamos
al calibrar la temperature mo.
raj de los combatientes vascos.
No nos equivocamos tampoco a
asegurar que de Euskadi, que
de la ofensiva que Ell pueblo an
tifascista espanol tiene que lie
var a cabo para defender y ven.
gar a Euskadi, sa'dra la verda-
dera victoria, la victoria nlti-
ma, que sera la ~nuestra, la d.
la Espana autentica y hbre,
1Que debemos hacer?
La ofensiva realizada en- ell
frente de Arag6n ha Aegado
tarde. Hay que ser sincere Y
claro. Sc debi6 atacar mudhu
antes 81 queriamos que la acti-
vidad del Este repercutiera IA
vorablemente en- Ell Norte. No
Sc hizo cnando debi6 hacerse y
los resultados han sido tragicos.
Permitasenos preguntar una
vez mas 81 Catalina sabra apro-
vechar la hondamente dolorosa
lecci6n.
Cataluna debe reaccionar e.
nergica Y vigorosamente. Debs
hacer de su Ejercito un Ejerci,
to fuerte y poderoso como co,
rresponde a su jerarquia anti.
fascista y a su capacidad pro.
ductora y organizadora. En- Ca,
taluna no debe de Quedar sir
tomar las armas nj I'm solo re,
cluta de las quintas del "a, 81
y SO.
No hay mas medic que en-,
frentarse decididamente con
los hechos. I'm pueblo que quie.
re veneer 10 consigue. Pero nc
La gaceta., 1937-08-02

parte del programa la obra Sci
Elixir de la Vida.
Rigen los m6dicos precios de
Is Y 10 centavos.
En- los n1meros de varieda-
des tomaran parte Woodrow
Garcia, Aida La Fe y Vicente
Fraga.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
De VGje

OC OWJN
Por conducto de la agencia
de turismo De la Grana embar-
caron aver para Cuba los 81
guientes pasajeros: DR.. Rafael
Ortega, Julio Modesto Caballe-
70, Mario Quinones, Jose Ma
nuel Rodriguez, Miss Aurora
Rodriguez, julie A. Garves, Ur-
bano Perez, Sra. Avelina del
Rio Y la nina Alicia Brockway.
I'm feliz viaje lie deseamos a
todos y que regresen pronto.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02


Manana Sc efectuara, en- ell
teatro Cain, de West Tampa,
la function anunciada por la Her
mandad Wesley.
Sierra representada la obra
ia Bella Cubanita," letra de
Felipe Velasco.
Figuran en- ell reparto Hermi
mia Mondello, Obdulia Menen :
dez, Carmen Rocha, /. Rosell6,
mi. Navarro, Gabriel MILAN,
Eduardo Valdes, Rafael Acosta
v Gustavo Guerra.
Sc estrenara en- La segunda
ri
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
Ell. TEMPO

Nublados para esta noche y
con probables lluvias.
Vientos variables.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
Ell Picnic de los
CGbdueros del Aguila

CGbdueros del Aguila
Merece TODD ell apoyo Ge nues
tro p1blico ell Picnic de los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc.
Esa prestigiosa orden, sacri-
ficando sus intereses, cedio la
fecha de JUNO Is para Ell gran
picnic del Subcomite de Ambu-
lancia para Espafa.
Ahora Ell Subcomite Y los a.
migos de Espaiia, EN- opinion
nuestra, deben ayudar al exito
de esa fiesta.
Honor a quien honor merece
ayuda a quien ayuda merece.
La gaceta., 1937-08-02
La Verbex,1

FL sabado proximo Sc efectua
"a la gran Verbena del Circulo
Cubano, organizada por la Sec
ci6n Atletica
Las comisiones trabajan ac-
tivamente, dando mayor segu-
ridad al exito.
Nuevos detalles daremos a co
nocer tan luego nos sean envia-
dos por ell amigo Sanchez.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Boys Wear Reduced
200 Pairs Boys Swim Suits
Regularly Sl.l5. Fridav---B4C

All-wool beted models with white side pipings.
Solid shades of navy, royal and maroon. Sizes
26 to "a.
Pairs Stout Boys Shorts. Sizes 10 and H. Formerly
$150 pair Friday 89c
Is Pairs Boys Wash Knickers. Sizes to H. Formerly
u
10 Boys initiated Handkerchiefs Initials C, F. G. H, K
and N. Fancy borders. in box. Formerly SOC box,
Friday box
Pairs Boys Pa amas. 1pece style Of broadcloh. Size
6. Formerly 89c Friday -29c
IS Boys Wash Suits Short sleeve models OF broadcloh
Sizes to TO- Formerly 81 15 Frtday------------5
20 Boys Wash Sacks. Sanforzed shrInk cotons
in patterns Sizes 10 to 49, Formerly 81 So Friday69c
20 Boys Seersucker Camp Suits Shirt and shorts In
black and white and and white Sizes 10 and 16.
Formerly Sl.o9, SSc
Pairs Boys Knckers. Cotton gabardine Sizes to
II. Formerly 81 80 Friday
Polo Shirts Blue mesh with slide fastener front
collar Broken sizes Formerly 7ec Friday
35 Boys Athletic Shirts. Sizes 26 % and 80 Formerly
25c
Boys Shop :. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
China and Glass
Reduced

Bread and Butter Plates. Were 10c.
Friday --------------- &c
Breakfast Plates. Were zoe. Friday 12c
Cups and Saucers. Were 19c pair. Fri
day, ------------------12c
/, 54-Piece Dinner Service for Eight, OF
American porcelain with floral decora-
tion Attractive pattern and shape.
Was $1095. Friday ----N.5O
$50 Decorated Water Tumblers, with
Libbey non-chip edge. Were 81 a dozen.
Friday, each ch------------------
China and Glassware .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
TOiletrieS Reduced
St. Denis Eau De Cologne
ORIGINALLY ST

"a bottles with floral clip attached.
20 Vanities originally 39c
Bottles Of Lactoral Milk Magnesa Mouth WASH orig
inally soc,
Invalid Rings in sizes T. and 8. Originally 81, Fri
Alpha Nasal Syphons originally $3.50 Frday-------59c
Deramy Perfumed Powder and Water Softener originally
45c FRIDAY
Bottles of Bourjos Je taime Perfume originally 81,
Fridlv -------
Bou1dois Fleur Plas originally ST. 95 Friday--------N
2 Bottles of Bourjois Muquet Toilet Water, originally
IL Hand Scrubs originally 25c Friday
50 Sets of Trejur Bath Salts originally 50c Friday
ToIetyies {. i. First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Foundations
Reduced
2l Satin Filmy Cirdles
ORIGINALLY SIS -------$2

II Palais Royal Special Foundations.
Originally $3.50. Friday -----S5.5o
w. B. Inner Belt Foundations. Origi-
nally $1O50 Friday .-----------$7.50
22 Peach Lastex Foundations. Originally
IS. Friday
IA Peach Lastex Pantie Girdles. Origi-
nally So. Friday ----------- ------Sl
20 Peach Figured and Plain Batiste
Foundations. Originally S. Friday $3.50
l6 Rengo Belt Inner Belt Foundations.
Originally $3.50. Friday --------S1.99
8 Peach Lastex GirdIes. Originally SO.
Friday
Foundations Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Art NeelIeWOrk
Specials

IS Work Baskets on standing maple fin
ished frame with chintz bag------49c
40 Skeins Pompadour Wool, BIZ ounces
to the skein A zephyr wool with rayon
silk thread: ideal for afghans. Pale
blue, coral, Nile green, orchid and maize.
Were soc. Friday - 39c
6 Quilted Patterns, stamped with die cut
applique patches and binding. Size Blk
SO inches. Were S2.95. Friday v----S1.49
Art Needlework ). Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Sale of Bathing Suits. 81

S5s5 Wool Bathing Suits sizes "a to 40----------S1
4s495 Wool Bathing Suits, sizes 80 and 34--------s1
1895 Wool Bathing Suits in sizes "a and 36-----Sl
5s695 Wool Bathing Suits, sizes 80 and
$3.50 Dressmaker Bathing Suit, size l8----------$l
s2s5 Wool Bathing Suits sizes "a and 4o--------sl
Smt Shop .. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
PictureS-Lan1DS

Pictures of flowers in water colors in at
tractive frames. Specially priced
Table Lamps with metal bases, decora-
ted with two sail boats. Shades to
match Special 39c
Metal Tables and Smokers, in handy
tuck-away sizes. Black and ivory
finishes. Friday 81
Lamps and Pictures .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
DOmcSticS Reduced
$50 Reversible Chenille
Bath Mats --7JC

Reversible, fast color mats made
of strong yarns. They remain
fast to the floor. Fringed edges.
Green, blue, orchid, black-and-
white, black-and-gold, rose. Size
22X34 inches.
200 Summer Bed Spreads. including
light weight Colonial types, pastel hand
tufted candlewicks, and rippelette dim
tiles. Sizes for double and twin beds,
fast colors. Were 50 so. Friday---s1.99
25 Chintz and Dimity Bedspreads in
varied styles and colors. Double bed sizes
are included. Were s395 and s495. Fri
Bedstreads Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Underwear Reduced
Is Bemberg Panties- 2 for ST

Originally 75c
Non-run Bemberg, In white only. Sizes SO, 80
and 40.
Lace Trimmed Glove Silk Step-ns, in sizes and 9.
Tearose only. Originally $3.50, Friday--------$1.95
6 Glove Silk Chemise in white only in size a. in
size 40, in size A. Originally $685.
Sheer Lace Trimmed Pantie, pure silk Size g. Orig
inally $1.95, Friday SO
Pure Silk Sheer Chemse in tearose Size A. Originally
Rsyos Uxderwear -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
Mems Wear Reduced
300 Mems Regular 79c
Union Suits

Fine checked nainsook and broadcloth in wee
necked style with elastic insert at waist. Rein
forced at all points of strain. Closed crotch.
Sizes 36 to 49,
so Mems Sports Shirts. Patterns and solid coors In
broadcoth and woven materials Formerly ST. Fri
g
300 Pairs Mems AnkletS Famous make in desirable pat
terms clocks, stripes and al-over effects in gray tan
and blue. Sizes 10 to II. Formerly 35c pair, Fri
pairs
Mems Hand tailored Ties. Baratheas twills crepes
in light and dark shades. Formerly SEC Friday 81
IS Mems Shirts Broadcloth and madras in atrac-
tive patterns Sizes 1872 to II. Formerly 81 45
65 Pairs Mems Socks Famous make in solid colors and
patterns Formerly 75c and 81, Friday pairs
Mems Beach Robes. Dotted crash in small, medium
and large sizes Formerly S295 Friday 81 95
$50 Mems Swim Trunks Al-woo in fancy stitch Con-
cealed supporter tunnel belt and slide fastener pocket
All wanted color combinations 80 A. Formerly
Store for Men . . First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
HOnleWareS Reduced

20 Vogue Carpet Sweepers. Were sl.25 Friday 39c
6 Coal Shoves Were soc. Friday 29c
2s Top Androck Bakers. Were ST. Friday 19c
2 Androck Gas Saver Ovens. Were s1l9 Friday 27c
Is LIQUID Sef-shine Floor Wax, quart size Was
98c. Friday
Ice Cream Freezers quart size Frday----------49c
25 Sten-on Cans sold as Were 89c to 81 20. Fri
Hearth Brooms. Were 81 rs Friday SOC
9 Aluminium Cake Pans. Were 90c. Frday----- 49c
6 Aluminium Cake Pans. Were Csc Friday 39c
3 Hoover Sweepers, rebuilt floor samples. Were $685..
Friday S1295
20 Mothproof Blanket Bags. Were 19c Friday----1Oc
"a Wire Balls. 39c Friday
cans Samoline Paint Cleaner; u gallon size. Was
sll9.
Radiator Shields, size 21x41 inches. Were $3.50. Fri
dav 800
Homewnes ,. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
ChiIdron'S Wear
9Cirls' Hats---S1

Regularly $198. natural straws,
3 green felts and 3 navy straws.
Head sizes 81 and %.
Piaue Sun Hats. White. red. blue loo
pairs of CuiOttes in sizes ~ to 4. Orig
inally 81 .aS Friday SOC
l Barren Sweaters. Originally S1.16. Fri
day 25c
Chidren's Wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-01
AcefateS and Silk
Odd neces of fine fabrcs reduced clear iedatey

Silk Friday,
Al-Slk Honan
Friday
Metal
Friday,
Friday
Friday
Friday
Fabrics $298 Friday 81
Friday
Friday 15c
Friday -15c
Embroidered Dot organde Was ST. Friday
Yard