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children-so light and n0urishing
that you may safely give them a
second serving
Chocolate Caramel custard
j cup sugar. y cup water; 1
square unsweetened chocolate. 2
cups milk. . eggs. slightly beaten;
i cup sugar; 3 teaspoon salt; Il
teaspoon vanilla.
Melt sugar IN a small. heavy skill
let over moderate heat, and continue
heating until a smooth, light brown
syrup is Formed. stirring constantly.
Remove from fire and add water;
then cook until caramel is entirely
dissolved. Place IL tablespoons Of
caramel syrup in each custard cup.
Add chocolate TO milk and heat
In double boiler. When chocolate is
melted. beat with rotary egg beater
until blended. Combine eggs. sugar
and salt. add chocolate mixture
gradually, stirring until sugar is
dissolved. Add vanilla and pour into
prepared custard cups. Place in pan
OF hot water aud bake in slow oven
(325o F. SO minutes. or until knife
inserted comes out clean. water in
pan should not reach boiling tenn
perature.) Unmold and serve warm
1r chilled. Serves 6.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11
Florida Teacher Sues
For Equal Salary

Titusville. Florida, Juns 3@John
Gilbert, teacher and principal IN
the Coco JUNIOR high school teol
ored) L brevard cun,y, a flie1
a petition with the circuit court Of
the county, seeking a writ oil MAJ
damus 10 compel the Board OF
Public instruction to establish e
quail salary schedules f9r Wnite
and cOlored teachers.
The pelition was tiled May Z
y the law firm OF McGill and Nc
Giu OF Jacksonville, 5. D. McG1H
of the finn is receiving advice aAd
assistance from the legal staff oil
The Naaoaal Association on the Adj
vaneement Of Colored People III
New York.
The tGtition Of Principal Gil
bert states further chat he holds a
second grade certificate from the
state department of education and
i in his ~eleyeth year of teahing.
His salary S $50 a month Tor a
mine months term. Mr.. Gilbert
alse receives IN additional 900
ner veal as principal of the school
making "A total of 1913. White
teachers with the same grade Ger
fificatc AMI the same teaching eN-
nerience receive 500 a month or
5000 "a. year. White teach ng
principals are paid an additional
amount above the 5000.
Pointing out that the salary diff
ferer.ial for teaching is 100 per
cent, the petition asserts that
Fhe said differential is based sole
Iy rn race and color of the teach
or and denies to petitioner and
others of his race the equal pro-
FICTION of the laws guaranteed by
the l4th amendment to the Com
srtrt,on of the United States
A. first the Petition was filed
IN the supreme court of Florida
wheh has concurrent jurisdiction
with the circuit courts in manda-
mus actions. The supreme court
however, can refuse to take orig
Inal jurisdiction an1 in this case
1T did so, referring the petitioner
to the circuit court.
If the circuit court dismisses
the petition for any reason, it viii
be takem then to tresupiem'
court of the state.
Court attgrhes were frank II
stating that no petition of this
kid had ever been fled and thu
court would have to make research
into the legal question involved
Tho petition is similar to thos'
which have beer filed by lawyers
in several counties in Maryland
In three Of the Maryland count
les, the cards Of education equal
ized salaries by on agreement on
of court.
Tho Florida Ease is the frs
an the Deep South wheret NegrI
teachers have challenged tn
great difference between the sal
aris psid them and those pal,
white teachers of the same train
ing and same experience and per
forming the same duties. TIL
Florida action is being watehe
keer2y by other southern state
for if it is successful, it will hav
= profound effect upon the for
tunes of Negro teachers in tn
South.
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given for public opinion to express
-

given for public opinion to express
itself"
Ii you want to get people to
realize their responsibilities in the
community in which they live,
you must give Them the opportun-
ity to take part in the life of the
community as a whole.
What are the facts in Jamoica?
There are 1I0d0,00O Inhabitants
and according to the latest figures
only $4,000 people are entitled TO
exercise the franchise there. That
works out at one in Is. Contrast
that with the neighbsring French
Islands of Guadalupe and u
Dutch Islands, where you have
manhood suffrage - restricted
i.anchise in khe French Island
end lack of suffrage under Brit
ish government.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11
M. MALCOLM is NEW BRIT
ISL COLONIAL SECRETARY

London, Eng, June IL (By
Rudolph Dunbar for AMP Mr..
Malcolm Macdonald, late Dom
Irons Secretary, is now Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies,
the post whichhe once held in
1885.
The people in the West Indies
and other Colonies territories
who are struggling for a high
er stondard of life can now feel
th2.t their struggle is rot alto
gether hopeless, for Mr.. Mac
Donald has a sympathetic spirit
untinged by prejudice. Arduous
problems which must be over
come are awaiting Mr.. MacDon-
all at the Colonial Office.
These include the labor and
political disturbances in jana
lea, the Palestine situation, and
Germany's claic for the return
of Colonies which is to become
soon a subject for heated dis
cussion.
IL is, of course, we'll known that
the Prime Minister, Mr. Chamber
lain, has fer some time been
waiting for an opportunity to re-
cove the former Colonial Secre-
tary, Mr.. Ormsby-G Gore, from the
Colonial Secretaryship. His secc-
ssion to the peerage by the death
of his father, Lord Herlech, has
provided the Premier with the
best possible excuse. Mr.. Orms-
as a result of his handling
by7Gore's political prestige fell
Of the Palestine situation, especi-
ally after the Commons debate
on Partition, and at Geneva.
Mr.. Orcsby-Gore,s clnmsy man
oevres have set the Jews and
ut loggheads to a degree
even greater thop before A year
ago the most deplorable situation
occurred in Trinidad, and now we
are having a recurrence of the
same thing in Jamaica, another
West Indian Island. The late Col
1nial Secretary did not possess the
grasp NEEDED for the administration
# such an important office. Com
after commission has gone
% the West Indies withs a view
o putting recommendations for
ward to check the economic de
and circular af,er circular
rs heen issued by the Colonial
on housing malnutrition
and labor problems with Il view
Ia arfesting social decay, and
&c very little has been done.
Constitutional Question in
West Indies
The Constitutional question is.
Indies. Mr.. Lunn, Socialist mem
.he Fundamental evil in the West
Der of Parliament, said in a re-
cent debate in the House Of Gem
mons:
"The franchise ought to be more
widely extended, side by side with,
p more advanced system Of edu-
cation. Opportunities should be
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11
Gov. Graves, c. Spauld
ing Addresses Tusk-
egee grads

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, June 9
(ANP)-Governor Blob Graves at
tending the commencement exer.
cisas last Thursday at Tusl.egee
was presented to the graduating
class by president +. D. Patterson.
Although not the principal speak
en-, in response to the continued ap-
p~lause, Governor Graves spoke
GRIZZLY, as follows:
'Ihe fact that you are receiv
ing your degrees and awards to-
day is evidence of the fact that
you have applied yourselves. The
fact that you have been trained
at Tuskegee Institute, say that
your hands and minds have been
shaped to do their tasks well. But
that is not euogh. You are now
like well-tempered end shaped pie
ces OF steele, but unless you are
charged and reeharged with the
spirit Of God Almighty, you will
remain just pieces of steel, and will
never become magots of power and
influence in yur communities
AS the principal speaker at the
commencement exercises, {. C.
Spaulding president of the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
company and of the National Ne
gro Business league, addressed
the graduates on the timely sub
ject, Economic Security through
the Channels of Business"
He declared, Il believe in bust.
ness conducted by Negroes because
its principles are a part of every
enterprise with which we are as
ISOLATED. And because of its past
accomplishments and future pos
sibilities for development" i.
Naming a cor or more of Ne
groes in various section of the ma
ton who have made their mark in
the world of business, Mr.. Spauld-
ing continued, almost every vo-
cation in which Negroes are found
has produced business leaders.
Three of our most outstanding
newspapers are in the third gen.
GRAFTON of management. There are
several magazines, journals and
books and a daily paper in Allan
t. (the ATLANTA World"), which
has been published for six years
without missed .. single issue.
women are well represented in
the total equation of business by
such persons as Mrs. Maggie Wal
ker, Mrs. Annie Malone, and Nine.
G. j. Walker.
"The life insurance business is
the largest of the race There T
49 life insurance companies and
operated by Negroes in the United
States. Those companies reported
nearly $40 million dollars worth
of insurance in force with admitted
assets or savings for their policy
holders of about 81 million dollars,
and employing 5000 trained men
and women, among whom r
statesmen, a%ctuaries, accountants
and executives.
"Much also depends upon char
acter. A person in business must
be honest, courteous, tactful, and
courageous. The ability to work
hard, to make sacrifices and to
sholder responsibilities does not go
unrewarded. Not ever the faith
lessness of some of III people
should discourage u.s.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11
FIGHT POSTPoNEMENT DID
NOT HURT HARLEM

New York, June Q (ANP)-
Hotel owners. restaurant and
grill proprietors in Harlem had a
windfall asst week in the postpone
ment Of the Armstrong-Ross
fight. Hundreds of visitors crowd
ed The limited Accommodations in
Harlem over night hopeful that
the fight would BE staged on Fri
day NIGHT. However. they We're
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11

State Day celebration. They were
ilGyited at the special request of
tie governor of the state and
their program was heard by many
visiting dignitaries.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11

doomed to disappointment and left
late Friday for their homes when
the battle was corried over. Many
Of them, holding high priced tic
kets declared they would return
for the battle.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11

#thusia for
food is to tell
the family old
~orayoung. that a
dish is good for
them
S so m a e a
deep dark secret
{. the fact that
this eustard is a
perfect sweet for
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11
CaIvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE
Frances Lee Berton-

MOTHERS don't need to take a
II course in psychology to know
Ihaf Tie suresl way U dampen en-
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11
EQUIPMENT

Mr.. Casey-Miss Stevens,
LOOK IN
THE OMAHA
GUIDE
CLASSIFIED
PAGE for an
office desk
TT PAYS to
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11

children-so light and nourishing
that you may safely give them a
second serving.
The Omaha guide., 1938-06-11


GET RID OF SHINE!
4 Why not have q lovely. lighter COM
I plexionP Why not get rid Of coarse, dark,
oily skin2 You can, so easilyl Buy q pack
age OF Nadinola Bleaching Cream. Each
night smooth it gently on your face. No
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-. b - sa - --ft ---ai :
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Evening star., 1938-04-24
MODERN-COOL.

A choice of @ 3 and rooms; large
lawns, lovely trees: Just like living in
house: gar; laundry rm.. locker heat fur
nished; rents S45 to $50. See manager
Apt. A. 1lu5 Flower ave. Takoma Park.
Md. DIXIE REALTY CO.. agents. Natl.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

TWO ROOMS KIT. BATH. OIL HEAT.
cleo; 1st floor; near bus. stores. 37O7
Jackson ave. Brentwood. Nd.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED
a.mi.: private entrance; on bus line: Is
minutes to city; fine shade and quiet home;
admits fSlarendnn 051A
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE EXECUTIVE WILL SUB
lease for summer high-class furnished
small apt close in; highest references.
Box 116-V. Star.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES OR : ROOM
furnished apt. in Chevy Chase, Nd. Box
S6-V. Star.
WANTED OR ROOM APARTMENT.
furnished or unfurniShed, in apartment
house preferred; must be reasonable. BOX
65-V, Star.
ONE-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT,
kitchenette, bath; Burleith, Glover PARK,
Foxhan: English basement preferred June
]. Box 44-V. Star.
WANTED TO RENT BY MAY A NICELY
furnished apartment; 3 ADULTS IN iamiiy,
walking distance of Hotel Mayf1ower, not
over $40 a month. 1l05 l1th ST. NV.
OR 5 RIM APT. OVER STORE OR SMALL
furnished bungalow. NV. location; iur-
niShed or unfurnlShed. Q. J. r.. 3S-4 N.
H. ave. NV. Permanent. -
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WITH 5-YEAR,
old child would like small unfurniShed
June / Box 1o-V. Star. -
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DESIRABLE 2-BEDRM. APT: SOUTHWEST
Georgia ave NV Randolph 3Oa9
1922 lath ST. Nw.-3 ROOMS KITCHEN
az az ba bath c., eiGssts; a9M ch'~ eiec refs'
rooms. living room. foyer. modern kit.
bath. in apt. house occupied by adults
only Gnt 5s like 4s neT free e efS
kit. Electrolux: ent. ind A., pvt bath.
lge. closets; c.h.w, auto. heat lights furn.;
insulated roof: 81 30 to couple.
ysRoc9RNEE 'oGst,oI ND AVE ,a1nI AMP ash sT
Pash: PsRe outside ns rms; best heat; new s
sbosJ e ap hoess 9ey cSSs N Nd ave ne Line
81 HAMILTON ST: N;W.--NEW HOME, 3
rooms. private bath; heat, light, gas and
"Private apt. : rooms. kit. bath screened
porch; Frigidaire. h. W.. gas, elec. free.
Phone Randolph 5622. 562.--------.--------- aoti.
HAMILTON CTS. 2149 N ST, N.W.-AT-
fstK HdE c. 4S mG rs kes ave @sr NoTsh l0H aoS
CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN AYES, CAP.
SsS @:a5' P:sS heat; siss'; yard: porch saSs6: 50:
44O1 7th N.W.-NEWLY DECORATED.
entire End floor; heat, gas, light fur;
kitchen: use washer in basement: price.
S45.O0.
THE FILLMORE" 1929 N. H. AVE
Clean. modern. large apt. Of rms. X. and
BUILDING Apply MRS: ECcARD. Apt. 90.
1907 CALIFORNIA ST NV. ONE.
three, fourP rooms. kitchen. BATH screened
porch. Manager, North 3b9Q.
- ~ n
and iarge Kitchen gas, elec.. hest furn.;
e.mi.; 327.5O. Line. 7760.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN BEAUTIFUL,
Hampshire Gardens. 4 rooms, Kitchen and
S573l a month including payments and
maintenance. Open for inspection; Apt:
1O3 at $50 Farragut st. NV. or call BOSS
& PHELPS. NATIONAL 5000.
MASS. AVE. N.W.-EXCLUSIVE RESI-
Dental neighborhood One or two bed
room apartments BUILDING in excellent
financial condition. Low operating cost;
efficient management and service.
LANIER PLACE-Delghtful 4-room apt.
Convenient to stores and transportation.
For rent furnished or sold on convenient
terms
TILDEN STREEr-Three bedrooms .
baths; J exposures; ideal apartment home,
overlooking Government parkway.
OTHER IISTINGS-INSPECTI BY
APPOINTMENT. Mrs. FrlStoe. BOSS g.
PHELPS. Nat. 1900 or Adams S515.
Evening star., 1938-04-24
A WISE CHOICE!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1-R. APT, $50: r, X S3a; Or. K, $50.
FURNISHED AT SLIGHT CHARGE
vator, switchboard service; refrigeration on
house. 1870 r ST. NV Potomac 1900
Evening star., 1938-04-24

CONCORD GARDENS 1891 CONCORD
ave ave: NV NV, 3aoo -, block l%th st New,
en-. dinette, bath: Venetian blinds large
rooms: REFRIGERATOR, convenient shopping
center, golf course. express bus, churches
ana schools $3.50. Res Mgr.. Apt 1903
Evening star., 1938-04-24
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFuR.

FALLS CHURCH-NEW 3-ROOM APT,
all city convenienceS with country ad
Nantages: near bus. movie. store; large
porch. pvt entrance: lanitor Serv. Falls
Church 221 alter l., noon
Evening star., 1938-04-24

S45 On l ROOM. KIT. AND BATH.
2l29 FLORIDA AVE NV
Spacious, cool apartment,
located i'll hish-class apart
ment building in convenient
residential section: references
required. Elevator and switch
board service. Phone North
531. resident manager. The
FarnSboro
S45.0O 4-5 RMs.' Rms K1TcHEN; XII II BATH.
and Front apartment. fireplace.
light floors, ivory woodwork:
$500 hirGfv large ki,chen IL hen. tiled bathroom:
at switchboard. l4OO Fair
mont, for key.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO,
1870 You St. NV North 5000
$50 90 2 R.. KITCHENETTE. BATH.
1919 G. ST NV
Free gas, electricity. re-
frigeration. Two large. bright
rooms. bedroom with cross
ventilation, light oak floors,
ivory woodwork. shower "a
hour elevator and switchboard
service. CAN MR.. DAVIS, Met.
$500. The Monmouth. 1919 q
Evening star., 1938-04-24

736 18th ST. Sc ROOMS. KITCHEN,
private bath; hot-water heat, gas, cleo,
refrigeration. Lincoln 421S-J
1851 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV MONTH
cello Apartments-2 rooms. recep. hall.
kit, bath, porch; Frigidare; price. $40
mo. JAS. A. GEDDES. agent Tower Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1913 EMERSON ST. NW-NEW, MODERN,
rms. kitchen and bath; gas heat, cleo
refr.: select locality; employed couple pre-
ferred.
TAKOMA PARK 5 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
private bath, entrance; large lot: shade
trees; high elevation; $35. Shep. 2118-J.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

52Sl2 l4th ST. S.E.--3 ROOMS. KIT,
bath: cleo. h.-w.h. good condition; conv.
Navy Yard: $32.50. Wis. :,S30-W.
SILVER SPRING. BRANWILL PARK-EN-
tire 2nd floor Of attractive new home
Large living room, ) exposures bedroom,
kitchen and bath: one-half block to down.
town bus line; $50 month. including gas,
electricity. electric refrigeration and heat
Available May 10Th. 23U Wire ave. Shep-
nerd 3O65-W
Evening star., 1938-04-24

23S 10th ST. NE-SCRUPULOUSLY
clean: lge. rms. screened porch sink,
Frieidaire. gas. elec. incl; adults: $50.
1925 SHEPHERD ST NV ROOMS
pvt. bath modern kitchen. Kelvinator:
Evening star., 1938-04-24

ATTRACTIVE. > BRIGHT RMS. KIT,
path Frlgldaire; owners home; phone;
reasonable; gentle adults. 5olI 9th NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1876 A ST. SE.-2 RMS, KIT, BATH;
heat. light gas furn.: adults: reas.
1920 HARVARD ST.-NICE > AND 3
room. kitchen, bath apis; L has porch;
Evening star., 1938-04-24

1910 CALF. ST. NV.
rooms rec. hall. kit. bath; elec
refg. on house current; S47.5O. See jAni-
tor.
744 sth st. nw-1 room, kit. bath:
elec. refg.: front exposure; $32 so. Z. M.
AIKEN, 500 H st. NV.
18th & CALF. SITS. NV.
18th & N SITS. NV.
0o1ss and Ren pns os1a snd wit With HppH SI
SIMON BELOFF,
West End, Mr.. War Dept.
=. rmsd sdd tty; y,on; bath 5esS; facing public
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
a136 Pa. Ave. NV. West 04So.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

2nd floor. 2 rooms. kitchen. private bath;
ami: inclosed sleeping porch: refined
couple Columbia T54O-W
Evening star., 1938-04-24

KEOUCED TO S37 40 FROM S4o :,o-o
rooms. X and b, redecorated throughout:
4 I ale4fiRsrauon: 81 > closets: bus and trolley:
r ana S. exposure. beautiful apt 20.,3
Evening star., 1938-04-24

CHEVY CHASE D. c. G2 BLOCK CONN
ave. Entire first floor, furnished as de-
sired. Emerson 6S3T after g.
240 10th ST. NE - UNUSUAL: PVT
bath; clean. cool; entire lst fir. free gas.
elec.: adults.
Evening star., 1938-04-24

Park Tower. opposite Meridian Hill
Park-Switchboard three eleva-
tors: retrlseratlon included; Garage
in building: carpeted halls.
9 rooms. = baths. porch S1350O
5 rooms, bath and porch - 1880
rooms. kit. bath. porch $500
rm., d. a. dressing rm..
kit. bath 81 so
Resident Manager
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.
1905 H St NV National o345
Evening star., 1938-04-24
THE SHAWMUT,

1900 10Th ST. NV
large rooms, reception hail kitchen,
bath: elevator, switchboard; refined sur
rOundings. Apply resident manager on
premises or call E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
District GUI1
Evening star., 1938-04-24

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 P ST. NV
Basement large room, kit, man and wife;
81. Large rm., kit, sink, 81 so
1926 MONROE ST NV LGE RMS.
XII. pvt, bath, screened porch, reig.; pvt
home; clean, conv.
BACHELOR APT; ROOM KITCHEN,
lnclo5ed porch; refg.: bright clean. l or :.
adults Georgia 4ul4. $500 9th St W
l3l2 D ST. Ne ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath; elec. refr. Line 543S-W
Evening star., 1938-04-24

F ST. NE. t65"D-2 ROOMS AND KIT,
Seml-pvt. bath: heat, gas, elec. furn Reas
1919 IRVING ST, NW.-ENTIRE 2nd
floor. 4 rooms kitchen. porch and private
bath with shower: gas cleo, heat and
Evening star., 1938-02-19

city rough weoves. Square, obIone, and triangular
rest pillows 78e
Hossoeks, square and round, of imitation leather
French Morquisette Of nercerized cotton yon Ecru
white and ivory 39inch, 33e yard; 4e-inch, 44e yard
GIozed Cotton Chintz in lovely floral potterns for
living and bed rooms 36-inch -~-- 29e, 3oe yord
Printed Dropey Crosh, cotton floral and Iottce de-
signs. 5O-nch ---------------------- yard
Crosh, linen and cotton and cotton cretonne natural
ond coors SO inches wide = ....---58e yard
Printed Linens fine quality, for droperies and slip
covers SO inches wide ---~ ----------- SOC yord
CURTAINS DRApER1Es SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-02-19
. Venetian Blinds
Prices Reduced 2O%
for This Anniversary Selling

Custom-mode with the finest wood and
hordwore in colors that hormonize with
your rooms. SpecioI device makes them
operate costly, and the low price mokes
them costly offordobIe. Telephone District
$500 for an estirnote without cost or obIi-
COTTON to you. Deferred payments may be
arranged for slight additional corYino
charge.
MANUFACTURING DIVISION OTYIcT,
SEVENTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-02-19
Folding Tables, 'I67'
BEDDING. SECOND FLOOR.

Beautiful Chinese tobIes with bross
troy.
Blue Chinese Chop Plates. large. SpeeioI,
s5.e5
Blue Chinese Chop PIstss, speeioi ---$l.16
Green Quavtx Lamps with silk shade. Spe-
cioI $l2.45
Chinese Scrolls $3.35, $3.75, $5.65
Chinese Figures os lemp Bases $7.45
cerved Compton Wood Chests -----$27.5o
Chinese Antiques ot special prices.
G;neer Jors rs----$7.25, $s.z5, SEAS
Chinese Plates 81 and $1.1o
THE CHINESE SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-02-19
North Star Wakefield" Wool Blankets
Size 72xs4, Regularly $1o95 s7.s5

oo90 wool choice Of eight solid with effect
bode bindings Made exclusively Woodward Lohrop
Wakefield
Lovely Comforts OO9 filled Ceonese Wide choice
Of co|or Size 784 Regularly $780, At exceptional
Boe. Jacquard Woven Bedpeed Woodose choice five
fost co Sizes 72xO8 9OxO8 Regularly Anniversary Price $395
Cotton Chenille Tufted Bedpeod single double sizes Creamy white
Specially low
Evening star., 1938-02-19

Hond- Embroidered Bridge Sets with 3ex36-
inch cloth and four | lxl Inch Napkins
Hemsttched edges. 81
Runner and Dolly Sets, ond-embrodered,
II pieces. Fine creom color linens. l7x45
scorf, eight l2xl 8-inch doiIies, eight ! Ski 8
napkins $s.o5 and $1o.95
Irish Linen TobIeeIoths ond Napkins. Heavy
quality pure Irish linen, snowy white, in
three domosk potterns. 7Ox88 cloth. $4.95.
22x22 napkins dozen
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-02-19
Save $40 on This Easy-to-Operate
Sewing Machine, 1895

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