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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
FRIGHTFUL
Washington

Washington = OPP The Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Co., chain store operator,
was ordered by Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace to cease alleged unfair
practices in connection with the purchases
of meat. The company, Wallace charged,
bought meat through brokers in its oyvr
employ. The employees returned to the
company brokerage commissions deduct
ing only salaries. This gave the company
an unfair advantage in meat purchases,
Wallace alleged. and is in violation of the
federal Stockyards Act.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
STRAIGHT GOODS

EubIln, Ireland OPP Owen ODuffy,
Irish Facsist genera" who took brigade
to fight for the rebels in Spain, is stain
ing the name of Ireland in the eyes of the
world" said Frank Ryan, Irish Republican
leader, in an interview. O'Duffy is an ex-
police chief, noted for his cruelty to repub-
icans in the civil war of 1929. His bri-
gade is made up of ex7army officers, ex-
detectives and pawnbrokers' sons-not ore
of them republican, trade unionist. or
even member Of de Valera'S party Ryan
said
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
COINCIDENCE?

Every governor of California
as a campaign vote, catcher,
promised to free MoOney-none
old-none has been elected TO q
Sc ons. term Of office. Even the
honey and power of those VINO
would not permit the governors
10 carry out their promises were
not efficient to re elect tGem.
While Mooney remains lmpris
oned. he is a constant retnindcI
f. the workers, Of the world that
vigilance and organized power
are their only guarantee OF Tree
dom. 1t is a tribute to his Loyal
~ to his class that Tom Mooney
has not lost his heart. His IN,
don9itable will, his fine courage
and undying determination rave
Ee1t alive a case which the world
Otherwise might have forgotten.
As long as Tom Money remains
81 iail the "justice" of California
stands en- trial.
CAN'T LET GO
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
DENOUNCES WAR GANG

Duluth, Mimi FP)-The record war az
propiations by congress at President
Roosevelt's request in the hist session we're
denounced by Gov.-Elect Benson of Min
nesota at a Farmer-LabOr victory dinner
here.
II know that gang down in Washington
today, especially in the senate" Senator
Benson said, would not be afraid TO de-
clare war if they thought it necessary to
protect the interests of those they're down
there to serve-and they're not represent
ing the plain people"
He said the war appropriations were
"extravagant, immoral and unchristian"
end added, "Only twelve senator's voted a.
gainst. was one of the twelve and / am
proud Of it."
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01

WINNIPEG, Man., Canada
(FP)-The taxicab board of Win
nipeg has issued orders thai tax
drivers are to receive an inc casf
Of $3.50 a week and nnnin,u.~
wage of $3.50.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
CAN'T LET GO

~ seem strange to hDer
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
RED INSURANCE

The case was built up as a
lesson to those who would fur.
Their the cause of organized la
1or. 1t was to assure those who
wished to come to the land Of
gold and sunshine and join in the
oWnersLi p and exploitation Of it's
cccoUr>es tLat they would be safe
from molestation by radicals, la,
cor leaders, and those who be-
li8ve in decent standards of liv-'
rs.
But the trial did not smell
Cood--evan as far away as Wash
ington, D. c., and Mooney was
nos executed. He was allowed to
i've ard keep alive for twenty
Years the issue which has at
cnoe blackened the history Of
California and served as a fight
.ng inspiration to many thousands
IF workers who lave learned the
lesson" of the California courts
that there is no justice under
capitalism for the worker who
RIGS to better his conditions by
1nicn organization.
Far from beng able to remove
heir hands unscathed from the
frosty doorkno6 Of this case, the
rCy~e -entative3 Of California law
md order have SCARED them
deeply. T'icker5, the prosecuting
attorney Who e.zperted to use tho
Mooney case TO advance himself
sI;d rapidly down the rungs OF
She ladder which were covered
with tie slime Of HE career enc
Il is 2 tribute to higher justice
-hat the slin1iest and siiFperlest
,vrg-hi5 conduct oI the Mconc!
,asa-sfarted him coasting.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01

.o~.1oc. Pa-TPl- Company union
= IT6rl1euy Steel have ousted James
@.iov - special repres entative, picking
!. rT.r1ar. cutspOken supporter Of the
10: {or Industrial Organization, in
. l,., ~?4aGeIlent showed itself up by
aiy .1cry:ng Furman access to the
:, the ccL1e position, Finley used to
= f~Ci2 o~a end to The other.
,.rL {F'P~Tbe steel and rover trusts
.[srtrced II proposals in Gov. Elmer
.,4os lc~;e'n tive program, such as
ITrr fIl.c :yo~ orc tax, unemployment
,@arset;c1 to strikers and q constitu-
Il a.a.t ds.1e1t for state-oWned electrl-
aton
I,c.os'.s-( FP)-The Citizens Alliance
Il@5or employers organization, is no
"a Ts very name stank. In it's place has
.sp The Associated Industries Of Min
nriif. q p2io cat under another name.
, tntOr,io, Tex.-FP)-10O farms per
y IN The arelaga Texas county have
= last in The last two years. 400 farm
run}y Iov. face foreclosures. This was
e,aEext CT 9 speech by L. J. Murray,
tlsiac1t Administration offici9l, ct 9
reride Conference.
.,.gr.er, &. C., CANADA .-F2)- the
rc5rye~' Trades c, Labor Council has
sair1cl. " declared the 2. Burns pack
rpI, 4 v1.au 10 gaHi1>d iab2r, follow
its aC.:ca n Locking out workers.
sg Yo:k-{FP)-A rev warehouse for
s,llscio1 OF canned foods, condensed
IL, v5ad ciothing, medical 81 rpl-e~, child
bis .. t;c:es and other supplies for relief
Spain has been set Up By the North
su;can Committee to aid Spanish Re
}gac5~ at 227 w. 18th ST.. New York
Ety gcrati0ns may be sent there. With
Loco S uaTe feet Of floor space, it is twice
large IS the former warehouse.
e7 ge-k - TP)- Economies can be
g.. Without tears and history, without
F'tsc4cG IT. means Of plays written and
deCe1 by workers. draraotic .g~0yD~,
TX Starr, init. Ladies Garment Work
'S Union educational director, told 9
gkers' education conference.
icagO-(F P)-LIinimum scales &c SIS
z a-day week were won b. q se-ia5 Of
omai slt-dOWn sessions ca tha b2s~c5'
re by memoirs OF Chicag1 Cvnoerap'lic-
or No. Is after the Chicago News
Z. Publishers Association had stalled
r.2gt1s on new contract. Night men
SO) and lobster shift $50 for q 30-hour
u, contr2ct nets an increase Of $3.50
,1@Y I'd 1887 week for night men. It
: ssf9 jan. and will run for two years.
ne 4 2':-dovus, disguised IS chapel moot
= e. ''-lo,;. we're especially prolonged in
-S%',s'. composing ICON.
-.,'a9 TP)- The charge was made on
t-*v' = ? Oh cage Newspaper TlId
"a. & that some men on the editorial
" the Chicago Daily Times, new-deal
- AVE to work occasionally from 8 IN
u -o,.1.ing to 2 at night.
~ ZINES unit Of the guild has voted to
.s.a II, q contract for negotiation to Pub
\ : 'Alnl&8on for a 40-hour 5-day week
-. - POD minimum weekly wage for re-
e. ec:y desk men and rewrite men OF
=a''s metropolitan experience.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01

Antonio, Tex,-(FP)-10O farms per
y 4, The ayelag Texas county have
= last in The last two years. 400 farm
c.un|y I.oH face foreclosures. This was
e.4tux1 of 9 speech by L, J. Murray,
s+HGi4c1t Administration official, ct 8
feride Conference.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
GEETTNG TOGETHER

Akron FP)-O Organized farmers came to
the aid of the Hardware & Supply strikers
in Akron and smashed the company's at
tempt to starve the workers into going
back to work.
Twelve hours after an appeal was sent
out, members Of the National Farmers
Union, organized by rubber and newspaper
workers after successful milk strike, fill
ed the soup kitchen with sacks of potatoes
and promised additioal provisions if they
were needed.
Financial and physical aid came also
from organized labor in Akron. Hundreds
Of dollars have been donated to the relief
fund, with the result that strikers are eat
ing more and better food than when they
were working
Because the workers are striking at the
very heart of Akron's civic union-busting
agencies, the entire labor movement has
rallied behind them. President of the
Hardware & Supply Co., is H. H. Kuhn,
also head of the Greater Akron Assn, Or
gained by Pearl Il Break Strikers) Der
goff. The Central Labor Union sponsored
a radio address, the president of rubber
local promised 10000 picl1ets if necessary,
ard the Socialist Party opened it's hall as a
soup kitchen, furnished cooks and picl1ets.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1937-01-01
MOONEY JUSTICE PEELS SKIN
OFF REACT1ONARIES HIDES

ais that the powers that-be fail
to recognize this fact. It would
seem wiser to drop this case
to let go of the frosty door knob
and preserve what skin there
may be left. But if Mooney were
freed, California "justice" would
stand convicted. Class, conscious
workers know what the liberals
have yet to learn that government
is the executive committee Of
the ruling class. Justice" is a
catch-word, permitted only when
the accused has not committed
the crime of questioning the right
of that ruling class to exploit the
workers without interference.
Were Tom Mooney to be freed
today by action of California Of.
ficials, it would be an admission
that California convicted man
on evidence of bribed witnesses,
framed charges, and has since re-.
peatedly refused to recoQnize evi,
dence which unequivocally exon
crates Tom Mooney of any con-.
nection with the bombing charge.
1t would even lend support to the
oft-hinted and definitely not i'm
possible probability tbs at the
bombing itself was instigated by
a paid agent Of the powers-that
be.
STILL FIGHTING
Tom Mooney, with head still
high and courage undaunted is at
present working on the hapeas
corpus proceedings which he fin,
ally succeeded in securing. Il is
almost foregone conclusion-so
vicious is the justire Of capitalism
in California-that he will rot be
freed by any act of California Of
ficialdom. If he secures release
from the Supreme Court it will
only be because they, thenselveo
are in the imelighe of suspicion
and cannot afford to give furt er
proof that the court is not i'm
mune from class prejudice.
Labor Action joins with all en-
ightened workers in the ferven.
hope that Tom Mooney may be
freed, but we have no illusions
about the meaning of justice uuder
capitalism. We maintain and
strongly emphasize the FACT.
that Tom Mooney was convicted
by capitalism. That he has been
kept in a tomb for twenty years
by capitalism. That capitalism is
repeatedly on trial has been re-
peatedly convicted, and it is high
time that it be given the exreme
penalty*
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Infants and
Children's Wear

8 Sports Jackets. in sizes - and 1e.
Originally So 3.9s. Friday 81
rs Silk Slips and Panties. Orig
1naIly S1.39 and $1.59. Friday, 81
4 Pairs of 2-piece Broadcloth Pa
jlmas. in sizes 10 to 16. Originally
81 so. Friday
IS Tots Dresses. in fast color
prints. Originally S1.15. Fri
day - 51o
4 Packages Of Flannelette Diapers.
o7x27 inches. Originally 81 20.
Friday ~ 65c
Chiidren's Wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Furniture

1 Modern Buffet; walnut veneers
on other hardwoods. so inches
long Was S1995 1898
2 Gliders, 2-seat style. Water
proof covering; all-metal frame.
2 Wardrobes; single style; hold
about & suits Of clothes. Were
i Desk and Chair Set, oak finish.
Tabletop style desk. For home or
ONCE. Was S24.95 $13.95
Ladderback Style Settee with
hiH fibre :. sea seata Mahosany-fnish frame; 2;
2 Occasional Chairs; brown tap
estry cover; bone-finish frame.
Were S7.95 - S5.9j
i Modern style Cocktail Table
with glass top: walnut finish. AS
is. Was S1995 1895
I Vanity with Mirror; bone white
finish. Was S1995 $12.95
l BOudoir Chair, barrel style. Gold
colored tapestry covering. Was
l.. / VANITY Z Bench with back rest;
w. Meta I: OK Smokers black f,ni;h; 4
1 Coffee Table, bone white fnish;
separate glass tray. Was S34.95,
S26.96
Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Women's Belts, 49c

Leather, crochet and novelty
styles.
6 Genuine Leather Jewel Boxes,
with several compartments for
your jewelry. Brown or black.
Originally S5.95. Friday &2.95
Genuine Leather Pullman Slippers
which fold into a little bag small
enough to fit into your handbag.
In green, red and brown. Not all
sizes in each color. Originally S2.25.
BAGS -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Rayon indies
CSC
Originally 81 to $3.50

"TFkF"uFIV VI To J1'JV
A large group of manufacturers
samples, in Spun-lo rayon, sheer
rayon and other novelties. Vests,
briefs, panties. boomers, step
ms, gowns and pajamas.
IS Rayon Gowns. Tearose and
blue in sizes IS and II. We're
Sl.95 &1.29
R0yon Uxderwear -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Dhnerware
and Glassware
&c &c l2c l9c

Not every piece in each price
range. and some few pieces are
chipped. Included are: cups
and saucers, dinner plates,
breakfast plates. soup plates,
fruit dishes. sauce boats, veee-
table dishes, platters. salad
plates. Formerly much more.
Incomplete Meito China Dinner
Set of 90 pieces, short . tea sau-
GERS and l cream soup cup. In
cludes cream soups. Was $685. .9S.
x27.50
4 Services for Six; complete 80
piece sets. reduced for clearance.
Originally S39s, Friday. S1.99
China Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Studio COuches
and Mattresses

l Studio Couch with arms and
back; brown frfezette GOVERNS.
Sold as is. Was 5000 &34.05
Studio Ceuches; open to full or
twin beds. Were S39.95 S29.g5
Were S24 .95 -S16.95
u lnnefspring Mattresses; double
or twin sizes. Were S39.5O -SI9.75
Bedding -. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Toiletries

9 Perfume Bottles. orisinally
Sto5. Friday -----------S SaSo
1 Ender Razor. Originally soc.
Friday ------- ----- 58c
4 Packaxes Of Ender Razor Blades.
Originally SOC. Friday 1Oc
l Perfume Bottle. Originally S3.a5.
Friday 81 30
q Packages Of Duplex Razor
Blades. Originally 39c. Friday.
II Packages Of Auto. strcp Blades.
Originally csc. Friday l0c
. Bottles Of Rose Gust Polish.
Originally SOC. Friday
soc Compacts. Friday 1ae
soc Hydrosol Antiseptie. Fri
o5c Hydrcsoi Antiseptic. Fri
day --------- ---l lOc
80 Novelty Combs. Originally 81.
Friday SOC
2 Perfume Lamps. Originally 50.
Friday 95e
soc Complexion Brushes. Fri
day ---- 29c
6 Bottles Of LactoraI Masnesia.
Originally SOC. Friday I9c
2s Perfumed Hair Pins. Origin
ally 25c. Friday
soc Perfume Bottles. Friday--18c
39c C0mpacts. Friday
Powder PufYs. Regularly 3 for 1Oc.
friday each
Powder Puffs. Regularly 2 for 25c.
2 Bottles Of Bay Rum. Originally
T5c. Friday $50
soc Liquid Apex for Moths. Fri
Mona Lea 4-in-1 Beauty Kits.
Originally So. Friday $50
3 Jars Of Miami GreaseIess Cream.
Originally 35c. Friday
IA Jars of Miami Sun-Tan Oil.
Originally 35c. Friday 18o
) Tubes Of Castillo Tooth Paste.
Originally 39c. friday I9o
81 Imported Combs. Friday 800
I Large Cakes of Mem Bath Soap.
Originally 65c. Friday 38e
Glass Tooth Brush Holders, Pow
der Jars. Cream Jars. Originally
2oc. Friday
4 Military Brushes. Originally
S1.95. Friday 81
| Powder Box. Originally 1915.
1 IS Shaving Brush. Friday, $3.50
Toilefries First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
DOn1eStics
Reduced
Bath Towels
5 for CSC

Size 2Ox40 inches. White
with colored borders.
IL initiated Bath Mats OF che
mile. Were $1.65. Friday 81
2 Bed Quilts, patchwork style.
Were $4.95-----$3.95
IS Printed Dimity Bedspreads.
Were S3.95-----S2.95
rs nd-Woven Towels. Were
soc
DoMestics Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Art NeedlewOrk
Specials

Bucilla Cotton Kits with material
and directions for making In
cludes chair back and arm sets;
/ scarfs, sizes Is to 4S inches.
We're SOC and 69c ---------3 39c
50 Knitting and Crochet Books.
Were 1Oc to SC
eco Odds and Ends Of Colored
Wool; 2 and 5 balls. Of a color.
Were 19c to soc. Friday loo
"a Crash Shopping Bays; large
size. with wooden handles. Were
IS Yards Wool Fringe in 2-tone
colors. Were 15c yard, Friday SC
Art Embroidery -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Tailored

All hemmed, ready to hang.
Mexican plaids, Penthouse
stripes in colors; rayon and
cotton portageenes, open
m e es, plain marqui-
setteS ------pa pair 64c
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Sportswear

g 1-Piece Navy Boucle Suits. in
size A.. Originally Sl095. Fri
! 3-Piece Navy Wool Knit Suit,
in size is. Originally S1695.
Navy Blue Gabardine Raincoat,
size IS. Originally SS.95. Fri-
2 Navy Blue Crepe de Chine Rain
coats, in size 16. Originally S5Q5.
Friday ------- S2.95
Sports Shop -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Suits y Price and Less
Rows White Suit Dorhle-

L DOS Nhltt SUN. DOuolc-
breasted coat and long trousers.
Size II. Formerly $685.. Fri
day
2 Students Suits, 3 pieces with
ouble-breasted, sports back
coat. Tan. Sizes 20 and %.
Formerly s25. Friday---S1o
1 Students Suit. 3-piece in
tan. Size 20. Formerly $40.
Friday -------------Sl0
2 Students Suits, 3-piece in
gray. Sizes Is and 10. Formerly
SIT. Friday ----------SS
4 Students Suits, 3-piece in
blue cheviot size 81 and brown,
size Is, II and 20. Formerly
S14. Friday ay---------------S5
2 Students Knicker Suits. Sizes
8 and 13. Formerly s9.95. Fri
day ---So.so
2 Blue Flannel Sports Goats.
Sizes II and IA. Formerly s9.95.
Friday --------S3.9o
Boys Shop First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-07-22

Hair Ribbon-yd. lOc
Lovely quality MORE. Dresden.
fancy check. plaid. stripe and other
patterns. Also solid colors. 3 to
ga inches wide.
Ribbons First Floor
Ash Trays -----lOc
Originally 39c
Large size glass trays with two
chrome rests.
Stationery -. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Electric Washers

Used models. all in perfect me-
chanical condition.
! Norge Washer. Was S9a.5O.
$3.50
1 Apex Washer. Was S5495.
$325O
l Apex Washer with pump. Was
S4a.95 ---- S29.5O
l A B c Washer with pump. Was
$3.50 ----. S51.5O
g Apex Washers with pump. Were
Ss995 ------.-- &60.5O
1 A B c Washer. Was S5495,
$39.5O
Electric Washers Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Friday Clearance
PAINT

18 Gallons Arto All-Purpose Flat
Paints white. for walls. Regular
S2.35 gallon. Friday $3.50
10 Gallons Arto All-Purpose. A.
Hour Spar varnish. REGULAR So %
gallon. Friday 42.23
Is Gallons Arto A1l-Purpose House
Paint for exterior; white. Was So so
20 Half-EaIlens Floor and Deck
Enamel. Were 81 70. Friday &1.2D
10 Gallons Interior White Enamel.
Regularly $3.50 gallon. Friday. $3.50
Paixts i. . Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Cirdles, ST.
Originally 81

Originally -
Peach or white girdles of Lastex
yarn in pantie or garter styles.
II Inner Belt foundations. Orig
inally So Friday 81
9 Foundations. Originally S5.
Friday ----------~ $3.50
IA Peach Lastex Foundations. Orig
inally So. Friday w Sc
Foundations Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Boys Wear
Reduced
SOC Boys Polo
Shirts. 29c

Rope collar style in plaids
and stripes on medium and
dark grounds. Small, me-
dium and large sizes. Slide
fastener styles in navy
blue; sizes 8, 16 and 18.
6 Pairs Boys Overalls. Blue
striped denim in sizes Z and 8.
Formerly 79c. Friday-----29c
Little Boys Wash Suits. Bro
ken sizes. Formerly s1.l5,
Friday -----------------29c
4O4 Pairs Boys Gabardine
Knickers. Dark brown and
blue-gray. Sizes 8 to 10. For
merly Sl29. Friday---49c
IL Boys Camp Suits. Shirts
and shorts of seersucker or
covert cloth. Sizes l6 and 18.
Formerly s1.59. Friday---59c
8 Pairs Boys Wash Stacks. Size
10. Formerly $1.50. Friday -49c
50 Boys Athletic Shorts. Sizes
% to "a. Friday. for CSC
10 Pairs Boys Pajamas. 1-piece
style of crepe in blue stripes.
Sizes 6 and 8. Formerly 89c.
Friday 39c
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Silk BOudOir Shades
49c

Originally 81 omd $3.50
Round or oval shapes; 8 and
10 inch sizes. Some are slightly
soiled.
Unframed Pictures; collection
of 18th and 10th century prints.
Botanicals, scenes and florals. Re
Lamps. Pictures ..
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22

Bath Stools. Were ST 9S---49c
3 Bath Hampers. Were S1O9, 24c
g Step-on Cans. AS Is. Friday 29c
8 Scotch Bakers. Were soc lie
Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Cottage Sets

Ivory grounds with pin dots
and colored bindings; colored
figures and self figures. Many
other equally interesting
styles Pair, 64c
Evening star., 1937-07-22
HOUSEW ARES

Nesco De Luxe Oil Stove;
5-burner type with oven. Floor
sample. Was $685. x49.99
& Coal Shovels. Were soc I9c
1 Hearth Brooms. Were S1.7a.
44c
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Dresses
REDUCED
Thrift Dresses

3 Cotton Dresses. orig
inally S3.95. Friday 50
10 Cotton Dresses. orig
inally S5.a5. Friday S3
& Novelty Crepe Dresses.
originally S5.a5 and S6.a5.
Friday S2
10 Novelty Crepe Dresses,
originally S7.95 and Ss.a5.
Friday 81
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Linens

20 Imported TablecIoths Of rayon
and cotton. Size 66xs6 inches.
Were S1.29 9Sc
8 Lace Dinner Cloths, handmade.
Were $500 ---- 1888
& Linen Dinner Sets, hand-er-
broidered; 9 pieces. Were S1.95.
$3.50
3 Luncheon Cloths in bright prints.
Were 81 SSc
Linens Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
$500 Pairs 88c to $l.2
Finer Quality CURT,

Hotels
will lots
good and they full cut Priscilla tailored
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Priscillas

81" wide to the pair. Pin or
cushion dots in ecru or ivory.
Florals, self or colored figures,
colored dots; also plain ivory
or ecru pair 64c
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Junior Dresses

Junior dresses
1 Junior Dresses, originally
S12 95, Friday 81
6 Junior Dresses. originally
S1295 and S16.a5. Fri
day --------------S6
All sales final. No. c. o.
D.s, exchanges, refunds.
or credits. No telephone
orders.
Dresses 80. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
49c to ST. Drapery Remnants, now yard

Printed linens plaids, hand blocked linens
crash cretonnes, part linens and numerous other
fabrics. to yard lengths.
Curtains Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-07-22
98c Mayfower Holland Window Shades, eac

Cut free up to 36" widths On guaranteed Hartshorn
rollers. Emerald green, ecru white champagne and
dark green.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Mems Furnishings Reduced

Trunks OF allwool yarns in all wanted colors Made
With but-in support and tunnel belt Sizes 80 to a..
IS Mems Silk Ties Handtalored patterns
and early Fall Formerly 81, Friday