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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-22

Round and Round
The mail man just walked in and
saved RR's life by producing two
''ramblers':
No. from Arthur J. Hardin,
reminds us of that gag about if we
had some eggs we would have ham
and eggs, if we had some ham,
About the only reason so far
advanced for joining labor union
is that if we organize strongly
enough we can strike for enough
more to pay our increased union
dues"
Flashing Wccvils-
No. 2 is from "one of EN-. 1t
reads:
None of the repercusSionS from
the Pioneer Edition have brought
out the time the crew of the Whee-
lcr-Richards project north of Holt
vile quit because they were not
asked to share in the ice cream
made from precious piece of Los
Angeles ice. Nor of the time Lou
FarnSWorth brought the English
Sportsmen down to shoot aphids.
Nor of the young man who used
to write ads for Edgar Bros. about
the flapjacks of their bachelor days
and such gems as "weevils FLASHING
merrily in the mush", denied en-
trance to his trousers by an indig-
nant scorpion" or "a gleam of
hope like a lantern in an alfalfa
field : .#-#-.-.
Slight Mistake
Discussing relative merits of ball
parks. Gtadia and the like Louise
Pennington stood up for the Rose
Bowl. Said she:
The Rose Bowl is so much more
attractive, what with being filled
with roses ct al"
Wonder what she thinks the su-
gar bowl, the orange bowl and the
lettuce bowl are filled with?
Typed Slip
Someone inserted a want ad IN
the post and Press for small
yellow gold ladies wrist watch, lost
on Sixth street between Commercial
and State"
If there were a chance of seeing
just one small yellow gold lady
RR would haunt the place for weeks
New Breed
Dogcatcher Jim Scroggins Slip
ped bit when he made out a dog
license for Walter Price. The "ad-
dress' was given as rcd and white
and the dogs description" was 68C
Commercial
The next time RR sees $50 Com
mercial dog" it will be the first
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-22
AIRMAIL CONTRACT
FOR VALLEY WILL
BE DECIDED SOON

Imperial Valley will know within 60 days whether air.
mail service will be authorized Ralph Rosenbaum pres
ident of Valley Airways, announced late Friday
quick trip to Ell Centre.
Rosenbaum who has just returned from Washington
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-22
EMPLOYERS URGED
TO BAND AGAINST
s. F. LABOR RULE

SAN FRANCISCO, May q (UP)-Facing crisis in
employer-abor relations 700 San Francisco business
leaders today heard appeal for formation of an en-
ployers' association powerful enough to meet labor
p0ual prOund
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-22
Nex zx<: Dea!> Labor
Hess Pulls Ahead of Foe Who Attacked
Labor Racketeers; Martin Comedies
Defeat, Re-States Principles

PORTLAND, Ore, May 81 UP) - Henry H. Hess
backed by administration forces slowly pulling ahead
of Governor Charles H. Martin for the Oregon Democratic
gubernatoria nomination today.
Complete returns from 1880 of the states 1851 pre-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-22
Europe Totters
On Brink Of War
GLIDER VETERANS
ATTACK ALTITUDE
MARK AT DRY LAKE
San Diego Pilots Choose BOrego Valley For
Attempts to Boost Ceiling Reached
By MOtOress Sail Planes

Attempts to break the American altitude record for
and place sailpanes will be made from Clark Dry
Lake the vicinity of the Saton Sea- tomorrow by San
Diego glider veterans.
ROLAND Fetters and Woodbridge Brown, of the San
Evening star., 1938-07-28

for more than 80 years prior to his
retirement five years ago. He was
born in Lewisburg, w. Va. the son
Of the Rev. and Mrs. William Gwynn
Coe. He was a member of the Ma
sonic Order.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Susan
B. Coe; two sisters, the Misses Mary
E. Coe and Sallie A. B. Coe of 1923
Newton street NV, and five brothers,
Francis A. Coe Of Arlington, B. A.
Coe of Chevy Chase, Md. and Turner
P. Coe Of Catonsville, Md. and DR..
B. N. Coe and James r. Coe. both
residents of the State Of Washington.
Evening star., 1938-07-28

contest was broadcast over WJSV.
June Gay, Margaret Winkler, Ma
dine Petrey, Elizabeth Mcdonnell,
Dorothy Boston, Toni Mann. Dorothy
Parker jeanette Tucker. Tempa Mar
shall, Gere Del Sale. Sylvia Berger
Louise Emmerich. Betty Crown, Betty
Jeen Smalley, Dale Simmons, Betty
Wax and Beatrice Ebert.
One Of the entrants, Miss Crown.
WAS selected yesterday as Miss South
east" by the Southeast Business Mems
Association at the organizations
tenth annual outing, held at Annapo-
lis Roads Country Club.
Evening star., 1938-07-28

struction Of new highway to take
the place Of the recently closed Mill
tary road through the Washington
Airport.
Washington I. Cleveland, manager
Of the A. A. A. District Of Columbia
Motor Club, in a letter to Mrs. Eliza
beth M Magrudef, chairman Of the
County Board, said that the growth
of Arlington County and the mount
ing volume Of trafic between nearby
Virginia and the District makes speedy
action necessary. Many complaints
concerning the problem Of trafac
congestion have been received, he
said, and it is believed that the con-
Evening star., 1938-07-28

moonlight cruise on the excursion
steamer City Of Washington. The
girls will be judged by committee
CT seven. representing all local news
papers.
The contestants will appear first in
evening gowns and then in bathing
suits. The steamer leaves at $50
pm. and judging will begin two hours
later
The II contestants were guests today
of the Junior Board Of Commerce At
the House that Jack Rebuilt" Z"
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. A dramatization of the
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Lamps. modern brass and wood
vanity style, with natural color
fabric shade. Were $3.50. Now
$3.50
Yellow Glass Column Lamps.
Henna color, wood mounting and
henna linen pleated shade. Were
$3.50. Now - SRs0
Table Lamp, silver and gold fin
ish, modern design, 2-light fixtures.
Champagne colored silk shade.
Originally $3250. Now SO
, Shades, 19-inch drum shape.
Gold-colored pleated silk with raw
on lining. Were $3.50. Now s2.so
l White Chinese Porcelain Firure
Lamp. Gilt mounting, eggshell-
colored silk-and-rayon satin shade.
Was $3.50. Now -Slo.5o
A variety of other lamps
and shades also reduced,
LAMPS, SEvHNrH FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Misses Daytime Dresses
Greatly Reduced

10 Cotton Dresses in brown and rust prints orgi
naly Sl2 95 Now -------- S4s5
Ia Dresses in silk, linen Prints
and pastels navy brown beige and blue Several
maternity styles included Originally $l095 1895.
Now $S75
- Dresses of silk chiffon silk cotton
In beige yellow blue brown and prints. Originally $l495
to $25 Now ----.-- 1915
10 Dresses of bembeg silk chiffon Everfast cotton
and sharkskin in beige copper orange
and prints. Were S695 to $25 Now $3.50
Dresses Of printed bemberg silk chiffon navy and
black marqusette and Everfast printed Were
$22 95 to $29 95. $3.50
Dresses Of marqusette and rayon crepe
in brown and navy. Were S29 95 Now S22
Sizes IL to 20 in the group.
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR WALTER G. COE, So

Funeral services for Walter Green
field Coe, So, who. died Tuesday at
his home at 22l7 Nottingham drive,
Arlington, Vs., were held from the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
Fourteenth stIeet NV, at pm.
today. Burial was to be in the Ma
tional Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr.. Coe, who died after an illness
Of about three weeks. was an en-
ploye of the Post Once Department
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Juniors Cotton Dresses, '2'25

We're S395
IS in printed Shantung- weave cotton. Two-piece
styles; sizes II to II.
= Juniors Dinner organdie silk
quisette In white pastes Sizes ii and Is. Originally
$l295 and 1855. Now--------- $6S5
Juniors Dinner Dresses with jackets. In stitched
and cut-out cotton ogandes; white pastel Sizes g. 13
and l5 Were s1695 Now --. $S95
Woolen Bathing Suits in and two piece styles In the
group white navy pink red and yellow. Sizes 81 to 36.
Originally $595. Now $295
pairs SIacks gabardine White. navy brown;
sizes IL to IS. Were $395. $245
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Corsettes, '4'9' We're $3.50

10 Innerbelt Corsettes in rayon and lection broche
well-boned for the fuller figure. Sizes 80, 80, 49,
AZ, 43 and A.
Corsets broadcoth and figured cotton base
lightly the average figure Sizes 49, 26 49, 30
And ~ ORIGINALLY S. Now S295
GrdIes and Foundations greatly reduced Wood
throp Jole and other makes ,Rayon cotton, and
elastic elastic nets included Sizes Of grdles 25
49, H. 80 81 and 33 Sizes Of garments &c. 40 Al
a. Originally $3.50 to $40. S345
ls Ben Jole Special Lightweight Grdles. Step
cotton mesh and elastic Sizes 49, 27 and 29
Were 81 IS
piece Foundations of different makes greatly reduced
batse and elastic Sizes 36 37 SO and 40 Orig1
naly $50 to SO.
FOUNDATIONS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
C|oseout Of Fine English
Earthenware

Daisy Pattern, open stock and sets.
Dinner Service for 81 pieces including baker
boat patters casserole Originally sl3o.
Dinner Service for 81 pieces including baker. chop
plate platter sugar bowl Originally $65 80.
30 Breakfast Plates 7-nch size Were $115. Now-75c
I6 Tea Plates, 6-inch size. Were 81. 75c
9 Bread and Butter Plates. Were 6Oc. $50
Oatmeal Dishes Were 75c. Soc
10 Teacup and Saucers Were 1925 S5c
After Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers Were $5 Now 75c
6 Soups and Saucers. Were 81.
Bakers 8-inch size. Were $250
l Platter l2-inch size Was $3.50.
l Teapot md Coffee Pot Were S. Now-----------$3 So
/ Sugar Bowl and Cover. Was $3.50. &17S
Large Salad Bowls Choice Of blue red and white plaid
Bowl Set pieces in red floral design pottery. Were $l25
Ivory China Head Ornaments Were S. Now-------$25o
Dresden China Bowl Clipped. Originally sl4. Now----$5
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Sports Frocks, g
Originally 5I6.95 to 5229S

Originally 5l6.95 to 522.95
rs IN printed or striped rayon. Sizes u to TO-
IL Dresses IN checked cotons black red or brown
Sizes IL to A. Were $3.50 Now s3s5
"a Knitted Suits in rayon Three-pece and in rose
aqua or blue. Sizes SO TO A. Were 1855. s10.5
40 Blouses in plain striped or printed ravons Including
sheers Sizes 81 to 40 Originally SO to $7e5 Nows175
IL Sweaters Of wool Assorted and sizes
Were $3.50. S32s
Is Shorts Shirt Outfits Shanlng weave cotton In
white maize, aqua, pink Sizes 20. Originally 1895
Now
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Retired Executive Dies.

ASHEVILLE, N. c., July 20 R.-
Homer E. Sawyer, retired United
States Rubber Co. ofhcial, died yes
terday shortly after suffering = heart
attack.
Mr.. Sawyer, . resident Of Palm
Beach. Fla, had been here with Mrs.
Sawyer the past month.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Boys Union Suits, S.

Were 81.
l30. one-piece. fine quality
cotton mesh. open seat, no
buttons. Sizes 10 to 18.
20 Boys Wash Suits of cotton
broadcloth in short sleeve and
sleeveless styles. Slightly soiled,
Sizes to 8 in the lot. Originally
$l.65 and 81. Now CSC
pairs White Wool Flannel Shorts
with self-belt. Sizes 6, 8 and 10.
Originally 50. Now S1.45
83 Summer Neckties. rayons and
silks. Originally soc and 75c.
"a Boys Striped Cotton Ribbed
Slack Socks. Sizes 10 and 10l.
Originally 39c. Now --.6 for 81
is Junior Wool Swim Trunks in
fancy patterns and solid colors.
Woven attached belt. Sizes 4 and
6. Originally $l.65 and 81. Now
SOC and 75c
BOYS STORE, FOURTH Floor,
Evening star., 1938-07-28
HIGHWAY TO REPLACE
MILITARY ROAD ASKED
A. A. A. Urges ARLINGTON County

A. A. A. Urges Arlington County
Board to Expedite Work
on a New Route.
Seeking relief for congested traffic
conditions on routes between Arling-
ton County and the District Of Co.
lumbia, the American Automobile As
sociation today urged the Arlington
County Board to expedite the con-
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Novelty Printed Crepes

500 yards Novelty Printed Silk
Crepes, 20 inches wide. Originally
81 l95. Now soc
zoo yards Noiie Silk Crash. White
and lavender with small check de-
signs. 80 inches wide. Originally
ii. NOW SSC
$50 yards B,ue SMk vAxabond
Crepe, 80 inches Wide. Was 81.
NOW ScC
200 yards Various Types Of Silks.
including shantung and novelty
crepes. Originally 81 to $3.50.
400 yards Short Ends Of printed
and plain materials at half price.
50 Dress Lengths in plain and
printed silks and rayons. Greatly
reduced.
SILKS. sEcoND Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Golf Bags, H Price

l, originally $l695. Now. Ss.45
l, was $35. Now Sl7.50
l Bicycle. Was $28 so. Now SIS
Bicycle Horn. Was $3.50. Now
$1.z5
"a pairs Sun Glasses. Originally
SOC pair. Now zoe
IA Dog Harnesses. imported. Origi-
nally $lo5. Now Csc
Croquet Set. Damaged. Originally
$3.50. Now S3.s0
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Crease-Resistant Rayon
39e yard or's'""Ayn

l25 yards Tootals imported printed rayon crepe,
So inches wide.
IS yards Embroidered Eyelet Cotton Batiste in
from two to eleven yards. 36-inch widths Origi-
naly 81 yard. NoW---------------------- 39c
IS yards Imported Cotton Batiste white with COL
ored "Cellophane' check AZ inches wide. Original
~ Sl25 yard. Now -------- 39c
400 remnants RayOn and Cotton Dress Fabrics. in
one to three yard lengths. Reduced y and more.
YARD GOODS, SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Crystal Glass Tumb|ers
20 Werr SOC and 5ie

438 pieces Of crystal glass
tumblers and beverage glasses
in cut designs. l0-ounce size.
5s8 pieces Crystal Glass In 8 and
10 ounce tumblers. 2 styles Of bev-
erage glasses in cut designs. Were
15c Now
2Ss Crystal Glass Fruit Juice
Glasses. S ounces, cut design. Were
l0c. Now Sc
Other pieces Of crystal. dec
GRATED glasses, flower bowls
and plates greatly reduced.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
MISS WASHINGTON
TO BE CHOSEN SOON
Girl to Represent D. C. at Atlantic
City ETill Be Named
Tuesday.

A girl to represent Washington at
Atlantic Citys bathing beauty con-
test will be chosen from II con-
testants Tuesday night during
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Sterling Silver Ho||oware
Reduced

All merchandise slightly imperfect
sets Sherbets. Were $1O75. Sc
pairs Salt and Peppers. Were &ls. Now------ S12
pairs Sugar and Creamers. Were $3.50. Now----s2sO
Mayonnase Ladle. Was $3.50. Now
Candesticks Were pair $3.50. Now
pairs Salt and Peppers. Were $3.50. Nov-----S2.50
l pair Sugar and Creams Were $40. Now----S,.5O
Plotted HoIIowore Reduced
sets Salt. Pepper and Tray Were $675
I Cigarette Urns. Were S. Now----------------S
l Loaf-Sugar Holder Was $40 Now-----ss
l Cigarette Box. Was So Now ow------------S2 81
/ Well and Tree Platter. Was IS. Now--------.---s3
Trays. Were IS. Now
l Tray. Was So Now Sl.5O
Tea Sets. pieces Were $3.50. Now $3.50
Trays. Each large enough for 5-pece sl2
Now Sc
Table Lamps Were SIS Now
l Pewter Tray. Was 49, Now
l Silver Chest. Was 50.
Williamsburg Pieces Reduced
l Syrup Pitcher and Tray Was $2450 Now---------S15
l Mustard Pot. Was Sill Now
Open Salt Dishes. Were S. So
l MufRneer. Was $25. Now
/ Two piece Finger Bowl. Was $3.50. Now--------s5
l Cheese Compete. Was So.
l Cake Compete. Was $ll s6
l Gravy Boat. Was $23
SILVER ROOM, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Women's Dresses. s7'e5

Originally 5I6.95 to 1925
16 In polka dot solid -colored silk chiffons and
novelty rayon laces. Sizes 18 to AZ.
Capes IN rayon crepe. Were $l495. Now---- S7s5
70 Dreases including printed crepes and chons
silk kand-rayon marqusette and striped ayons Afternoon
and sports types; in sizes 18 to A. Originally $685. to
1850. 1895
II Dresses including pureslk chons printed silk crepes
and imported rayon Bemberg prints Sizes 16 90 49, 40
and A. Originally $2295 to $35. Now----- SlIs5
Dresses including pure-sik twin print ensembles and
rayon jacket dresses with lace tops
were 1920 $3.50
For Shorter Women
II Dresses printed Sizes l61L tn 221.
Originally $685. Now- s3e5
IL Dresses in printed silk chons and crepe with
long coats Sizes 14z to 24a. Originally ss95 to
NOW S9.95
Dresses in silk printed and silk chons Sizes 14z
to Hl7 Originally $1995 $2995. Now--- $3.50
Dresses and Jacket Suits In the group chons and
SILK printed crepe dresses jacket
1872 to 2o1z and AR Originally $685. Now--Sl4s5
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28

struction Of a road to replace Mill
tary road will greatly relieve the
present condition.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Prep and Student Sports
Goats, 1915
Uoro f1h N

I'll in all-wool tweeds, cheviots and
flannels. Good color and pattern
choice. Sizes 80 to 80.
~ pairs Summer Slacks in striped
or checked cottons. Waist sizes IS
to 20. Were $3.50 and $2.95.
Now sI65
IL Summer Suits in all-wo tropi-
cal worsted and crash. Regular
sizes IS to 80; longs 50 and 49,
Were $25. $3.50
PREP CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Misses and Women's Suits
and Goats Reduced

3 White Coats wool and rayon casual style Soied.
Sizes "a ls Originally 1895. Now So
Wool Suits in navy oxford black. Sizes II to 90 Ore
Coats black fitted and styles. Sizes
IL to l8 Originally s2995 $39 95 Now $12S5
Box Style Coats in lightweight wool Black, nude
II Originally $le 95 to $2e95. Now s1495
Furtrimmed Wool Coats and Three piece Wool Suit.
Suit, toast color fox collar. Size 3S
Straight Coat, toast color, fox collar Size 20.
Straight Coat black, gayac trim, size 90
Straight Coat black, gayac trim, H.
Were $50 $6995. Now ------- s3s
WoMENs MISSES CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Women's Formal Dresses. SOS

Originally sI3.95 to $685.
g. In plain and printed silk chiffons and white rayon
crepe Some with jackets. Sizes 1872 to 22ia, SO,
"a and A. " w
Dinner Dresses with jackets In violet ayon lace Sizes
~ and a. Were Sl6o5. w--------- Slaso
Evening Dresses eyelet batste Sizes SO and 80 Were
WoAEN's FORMAL ROOM Third Floor
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Summer House Goats

We're S2.9S
81. in sheer cotton with small
flower print. Pink, orchid
and blue. Sizes IA to 20.
Bed Jackets In silk satin, lace
trimmed Slightly soiled. Tea
rose and blue. Sizes small and
medium. Were 1895. Now $2.45
Robes of rayon slipper satin in
wine and aqua Sizes IA, 10. 20.
Were $595. Now -$3.95
NEGLIcEEs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Oval Rush Rugs, ex'2, 'u.''
We're SI8.o5
We're SIS.05

beautiful rugs for your Summer home.
z ObIong Rush Rugs
Size 9xl2 Were 1880 Now w--------Sss5
Bosket-weove Fiber RUGS
Size 9xl2. Originally Sl295 Now-------------S595
8 Size 8x10. Were $l150. Now ow----------------S575
Size 76x9. Originally 50 95. Now-------------S475
Size 4x7. Originally $3.50 Now --------- S245
Size 36x62 inches Originally 1925. Now--------$145
British ndio Cocoo Fiber RUGS
Size 9x12 Originally 1895 Now
Size 8x10 Originally Sll 95 Now ----------- S5s5
KooteX Cocoa Fiber Rugs. Were 1868 Now S825
jacquard Fiber Rugs size 9xl2 Originally $l295
Mourzourk Rugs Finest QuoIity
Size 3x6. Originally 81 95 Now ------------ S24s
Size 27x54 inches. Originally S275 Now -----Sl3S
Size 6xl2. Originally sl7e5. Now ------------Ss95
Cotton Rog Rugs, Cool, Summer CoIorinos
Size 9xl2 Originally $1495 Now----------- s7AS
Size 8xlo. Were $3.50. Now Now-------S6.75
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Fur Scarfs and Capes-SpeciaI

Silver Capes. Would regularly be $15975 and $1s5
& Double Silver Fox scarfs. Would regularly be Sl5s75
8 Six skin Konsky Scarfs. Would regularly be t4s75
Black Kidskin Cape. Was $5975. $35
Seal-dyed Rabbit Coats sizes Is and 49, Were 1915
Eel Gray Caracu Coat size 49, Was $3.50 Now--$l6950
l Leopard Coat size B Originally $685. 1888
Safar-dyed Lamb. 16 Originally $195 Now $128
Brown Lapn Fulllength Cape size 49, Originally $l25.
Now w-- S5s
Black Kdskn Tunic Coat size H. Originally $195 Now $7S
Lamb Full Length Coat, size 49, Was $3.50.
1 Manchurian Ermine Swagger Coat, sin 18. Originally
S425 Now Sl95
Raecoon Cdat size l8 Was 1910.
Jacket size H. Was $275. Now $16975
1 MoIeskn jacket, size Is. Was SITS. Now------Sl1S
FuRs THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Housewares, - Price and Less

Nursery Refrigerator. Originally $3.50. $l2s
$500 yards Ocoh Shelving and Edging variety pat
terms and color Originally l2c
2s Glass Fruit Bowls with chrome Originally 81
Now Csc
Large Bathroom Mirrors, slightly imperfect. Originally
$3.50. 81 SS
Invalid Trays for serving and reading colors green
lavender Were $3.50. $3.75
Is Imported Chinese Fireplace Screens Originally sls
and $24. Now $4.95
pair Imported Candeabra. Originally $40 Now S195
Special
100 dozen rolls fine quality toilet 1000 sheets to
roll. Dozen 7Sa
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Misses Dinner and Evening
Gowns Reduced

80 in group that includes silk chiffon, moussene
de soie rayon lace and cottons IN pink maize blue
wine and prints Sizes 10 to 20.
Dinner Evening Gowns Originally $2295 and $2995.
Dinner Evening Gowns Originally $2295 and $685.
Dinner and Evening Gowns. Were $25 Slz5o
Dinner and Evening Originally $1695 and 325.
and Evening Gowns Originally $l0e5 and $1695
MISSES FoRMAIe RooM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28

IS dozen pairs socks in plain -colored silk with
Isle tops and heels, in black, navy, and
brown. Sizes l0l2 to IL.
2l0 White Linen Handkerchefs. Plain and initiated
with either rolled edge or narrow hem
110, were Soc Now s5c
100. originally 81. $3.50. Now ---.----------- 55c
Is pairs Golf Hose. all-Woo knee-length, in white,
plain blue and green. Sizes 10 to H. Originally 81,
$3.50. Now w-------------- Csc
12o White Summer Shirts. Cool, open cotton mesh
weave. Broken sizes Were 81 .95 Now $1.35
100 Ties in fancy patterns of silk k-and-rayon, and
rayon -andWool mixtures. Special -45e
THE MINs STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
Weekend
Candy Specials
Assorted Chocolates, 2 pounds.
S5c
Big Gum Drops, pound ---2sc
Pecan Roll, pound
CANDY, AISLE IA, FIRST Floor.

Women's Street and
Evening Sandals, '5'''
Originally
1875 and SI6.2S
so pairs Street and Evening San
dals, good size range in discon-
tinued styles.
WoMEF's SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
Women's Hats, '475
Originally SIPS to $3.50
IS Hats in assorted materials and
headsizes.
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-07-28
7 oi|etries Reduced

100 dozen rolls Fine Quality WooAtex Toilet TISSUE 1000
sheets to roll Special dozen 75c
Cologne Bottles blue and Originally S. Now--sz
Powder cologne bottles Originally S. Now 50
Atomizers assorted coors. Were $3.50 Now--------$a
10 Lenox China Atomizer Were -.
Atomizers Were 81 Now-----------$15o
IS Guest Originally 75c Now soc
bottles Pierre Mouth Anseptic. Were 81.
Shaving Brushes, pure bre Were IS. Now--------S
Shaving Brushes pure SITS. Now-----N
Three-piece Toilet Sets assorted colors. Were ss2s
/ Three piece Toilet Set Was sl2 Now-------------$7So
/ Fourpece Toilet Set. Was sl2.
To1LErREs A1sLEs II AND 49, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-07-28

Juniors Open Crown
Summer Hats, 65e
Originally 81
IS Open Crown Linen Hats In
white, wine, aqua and brown
Sizes 81 to 22..
Straw Hats in brown, navy and
copper, Sizes 21la to 22i7. Origi-
nally $3.95. Now --S Sl.25
GnLa' MILLINIRY, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-07-28

36 pairs restful, knockabout
shoes! All-white or white with
tan trim, rubber soles. Sizes 6
to 1912.
% pairs Mems Black Ventilated Ok
fords, medium toe styles with rubber
heels. Also, ventilated oxfords Of
cotton mesh with tan calf trim.
Broken sizes Were $3.50. Now S5.9s
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-12-15
ASHE COOK BOOK IS
POPULAR XMAS GIFT

The Ashe County Cook Book,
published by The Post, makes a
popular Christmas gift item, sew
eral orders during the past week
indicated.
In addition to number of pur-
chase made in person, Mrs. Chas.
B. Osborne, of Quarryville, Pa,
sent in an order for four.
I'VE like the Ashe County Cook
Book so well that we want a few
copies to give our friends for
Christmas. Enclosed you will
find check for one dollars worth
of the books, the letter stated.
Newspapermen like the cook
book too, "Please send me a copy
of your cook book and bill us for
same. + have heard many compli-
ments passed on it," a letter from
o. c. McQuage, publisher of The
Mocksville Enterprise, stated.