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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02

Movement Of British American
Oil company's storage crude from
Cut Bank field has not yet started.
although II Is understood that Il IL
TO be moved during the next few
weeks. Reports that British Amer
lean was resuming the purchase of
crude in Montana are without foun-
dalton and the 600 cars of crude
to be moved are from storage on
hand at the time British American
shut down its refinery at Coutts.
Instead OF opening the Coutts plant
to refine this oil. 1t is understood
that the crude is to be moved to
Calgary and Moose Jaw, to be
blended with Turner Valley crude.
British American now has an ar
rangement with the Imperial for its
Alberta needs but is preparing to
build a s1,250.000 refinery at Cal
gary to use Turner Valley crude. It
is improbable that the Coutts plant
will be operated again. The Calgary
plant will have a capacity of $500
barrels OF crude a day. Lion Oils,
headed by L. L. Plotkins, is prepar-
ing to build a 100000 refinery at
Calgary. also. hoping to be able to
get crude from Independents rath-
er than through the two major COM
panies, as at present.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
TRUESDELL IS VISITOR

Paul Truesdell, representing Uni
versal Products, owners of the
Dubbs cracking process and other
patent. has been a visitor in Mon
tana this week. comforting with
Montana licensees. His company Is
anxious to increase the sales OF
Montana refiners and is seeking
through publicity and sales promo
ton to broaden the markets AFRO
refinery at LewistOwn. the Home
refinery at Great Falls, the Big
West refinery at Kelvin and the
Northwest refinery at Cut Bank are
all Dubbs licensees.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
HOW OIL JARED

Many proposals affecting the pc
troleum industry were introduced
during the session of Congress
which has Just closed. The following
is a brief outline OF significant
bills affecting the petroleum indus
try and their disposition.
The proposed sales tax of one
cent per gallon on fuel to aid the
coal industry was rejected by the
House Ways and Means Committee
and defeated when proposed on the
floor of the House as an amend
ment to the Revenue Act.
The House rejected an amend
ment proposed to the revenue bill
exempting from the Federal gaso-
line sales tax, motor fuel contain
ing ten per cent or more Of ethyl
alcohol produced from agricultural
crops.
The Senate Committee on the Ju-
dietary after holding hearings on
the Gillette bill to divorce market
ing from other branches of the Pc
troleum industry made no report
and the bill died in committee as
did the Borah bill to likewise di-
vorce pipelines.
The bill to establish a Govern
ment black list for contractors who
violate regulations of the Nation
al Labor Relations Board which
was actively supported by John L.
Lewis of the CLIO failed of consid-
Grafton, the Rules Committee deny
ing it a special rule.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
TOOE COUNTY


ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
n w. Cassidy 70 3 G Ford 1% on
SWANW4 2s-85-4 West
NJ W Cassidy 30 Ford 10 on
NWaNWa 2S-30-4 West
Il o. Phelps 70 Bthei and W W
waddel ~ on EAsE3 2o-S5-S West
+ Dab s1srs 20 " " w Ss Ethel Walden
Fonkalsrud to W Q McknighE
is OF lex on Lot Sec IS, Lots
E3NW3 1882 West; SE4SE4 Is N3NB4
"A X-3 West Correction Of Assignment
recorded in Book y OF on 3 Gas Assgts
kssherine L. Jones 10 George Hickman
2as6 on SW3 8 NW3 1882 West
& 4 GallOgly TO William Sager
IA OF lgs on BBNE3 3-34-4 West.
10 Of 1gS on NE4NE8 22.S4-4 West.
Is OF 1eS on Ma 1854 West
or OIL 3 GAa LEASE
q II Bronson 10 3 ] Stromnes VA
NWd WASEi 5-3f-3 West
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Emma Lewis 70 Glacier Production
Co NE4 u -sri-4 West
AGREEMENT
leo s Sweeney to Gordon NJ PlOtke
SWlSW4 % SEtSEa 29-30-3 West
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Michigan Montana oil Co. TO The Pub
i5nN: Net loss on business transacted
In Montana for proceeding year. S2O23.55;
Agent, Fred r. Munger, Shelby, Mont
NOTICE OF HOLDING MINING CLAIM
WIHOUT Assessment WORK
N L Dohson X A DObsOn 20 The
Public New Deal Mining claim In Toole
County.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
HOLD CONFERENCE
TO DECIDE MIN0T
REFINERY PLANS

A conference of the principals in
the proposed Minot refinery was
held in Great Falls Friday night,
at the Park Hotel
In attendance were W. M. Fulton
George and WiIfred Nadeau, A..
E Crumley, G. S. Frary, A. B..
Cobb and other producers who are
working on details of a plan to
erect a 2,OOO-barrel refinery at
Minot to use north Montana crude.
Production from Pondera as well as
Kevin-Sunburst and Cut Bank would
be used, were the plant built.
An exhaustive survey of the mar
ket has recently been completed and
the meeting Thursday night was
for the purpose of determining the
merit of the entire project.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
GRAY GETS WELL
In SHAWNEE FIELD

News that Stanley Gray has
brought in an oil well In West
Shawnee field in wyoming is con-
tanned in the Inland Oil Index. New
Era Fuel corporation, Gray subsi-
diary which is operating In Kelvin
Sunburst, brought in it's No. 2 Mary
Casper in NWh SWA 25-32N-69W
with a reported production OF so
barrels from a 15-foot sand at
655 to $40. II is a mile east of
the Jennie Evert discovery we'll
drilled by Wyoming Southern Oil
Co.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
GLACIER COUNTY
By Glacier County Abstract Co.
CUT BANK. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
II ) Frisbee to Ray ID Miller 4 Clare
5. Miller as joint tenants - OF 10 SEA
Sec 9-32-5
5 A Wells TO Peter G Ruetten SIS OF
See. 1886
PARTIAL ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Montana Headlight OIL Co. To Clarence
r. Walgrcn Book / O&GL page J2T SEA
SE3 Sec 1896
RIGHT OF WAY
Northwest Refining 20. to Great North
ern Railway Co. R-W across NWiNB4
Sec. 1O-.Ei-G.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
MAY ISSUE

- 'htihhFti tfHW I AXE Ohtt
Several plans have been suggest
ed to members of the committee
but no action has been taken to de-
termbne the nature Of the memorial
A monument has been designed by
Ed Adams of Shelby, as one sug-
gestiOn. It is a marble block sur
mounted by a miniature derrick of
stainless steel. Others have sug-
gested a memorial park with a
memorial entrance on which bronze
plaques will record the story of
Gordon Campbell.
No plan can be adopted until the
committee knows how much money
will be available.
The plaques proposed are to be
suitable for use as a desk ornament
or paper weight and would be
made of native Montana copper.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
BULLETIN NO. IS
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from rage One)
millions of years ago. On these
maps they are able to locate ancient
seas with ancient shore line sands
and sand bars. Such maps led to
the discovery of the East Texas
field and others in Kansas, Okla
homa and Texas. The Cut Bank
field in Montana is a field of
ancient shore line type and as geo.
logical information increases it is
logical to believe that others of
this type will also be found in the
State of Montana.
Man-made earthquake shocks are
recorded on delicate instruments.
These records when properly inter-
pr'eted show the types of rocks and
the structure of the rocks which lie
hidden by soils and swamps far be-
meath the surface of the earth.
Thousands of tons of dynamite are
exploded each year to make these
miniature earthquakes that we may
find out what lies below the sur
face of the ground. A we'll Is now
being drilled in Montana based on
evidence secured In this way.
Delicate weighing instruments
actually test the attraction of gravi-
ty of the different types of rocks be-
low the earth's surface and point to
the presence of oil bearing struc-
lures. other delicate electrical in
struments test the electrical conduc-
tivity of rocks below the earth's
surface and enable biologists to
interpret rock conditions far under
ground. Chemical laboratories test
the surface soils and detect the
emanations of petroleum from deep
er beds even though the petroleum
signs are present only one part in
million. New species of fossils are
being discovered every day which
guide in oil explosion and develop |
ment Some of these fossils are. so
small that thousands would be re-
quired to fill a thimble, yet even
these fossils, tiny as they are, when
seen under a microscope give vail |
liable information regarding oil
bearing strata.
All of these refinements in oil /
finding technique have been worked |
out and perfected in the last twenty I
years, that is. since oil was first
within the State OF
Montana.
With new methods and new tools
at our disposal we can logically
expect that many new fields will be
in Montana and many
OF dollars in new wealth
will be created both for the citi-
zens of the State as individuals and
for the roads, schools and other
OF the State which pro-
hit through the taxes which the oil
pays.
Before new development and new
exploration can take place the
present industry must be on
sound basis. BY demanding gaso-
line made from Montana crude every
Montana citizen can contribute to
the welfare Of his state. Oil taxes
will be paid within the State and
the development of an industry
which will give employment TO humid
reds or thousands Of Montana citi-
zens will be fostered and en-
}
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
CALL FOR BIDS ON STATE OIL
AND GAS. JULY IS, 1888.

Notice is hereby given that the State
Board Of Land Commissioners Of the
State Of Montana will receive bids at
open competitive bidding at the state
? 100 O'Clock, p NJ Wednesday, July Is,
1898, for oil and gas leases on the fol-
lowing described lands:
Subdi-
Tract No. vision Sec. Twp. Rye Acres
/ S1SB3 y 15N JOE -
. E1NW4 30 2sN 5W 80
This board reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids
For further Information apply to:
NANITA B. SHERLOCK,
Secretary, State Board Of Land
Commissioners. Helena, Mont
Date OF first publication June %, 1888
3x
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WARD WELL
CContinued from Page One

CrumIey-Fryberger No. 10, CNL
NWA SEA 24-S5-SW, is drilling
at 1850.
Ramona Oil Co. formerly Chab)
Government No. /. NV NEA NWA
12-35-3W, is drilling at 1543.
Pfabe & Engleking- Hurley No.
2, NE NEA NWlI 9-34-2W, is
drilling at $50. This is in the old
Queen City Corey pool.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-02
PONDERA COUNTY
ny Pondera County Abstract 90.
CONRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
A Pelkatier ct TX 70 Ford
llF ROYALTY OF oil and gas from SEA
I T274W 81.
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION To
THE SUNBURST BADGER
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LIBERTY COUNTY
BY Liberty County Abstract Co.
CHESTER. MONTANA
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN

ANHIUN HEEsNN Ut INTEREST IN
MINING LEASES
Harry Jones' to s A Hole SEA 1885
NEf $3.50 ST.
SW3NW3 NW3SWA SiSW3 7
W}SW3 SE4SW4 rs WA W1SEs 10 WA
NEa NE3NW5 W3SE3 1855 SE3SE3
wHSsNNMFi E sEs3lMSEi sE Il z b F EssNEi
24-35-4 81.
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Wilton Rugs, $685. We're $3.50

high grade wool rugs, 9x12.
1 Chinese Reproduction, American Oriental Rug exl2
Was $159.50 Now $685.
American Oriental Rug, s6xlo6 Was s153 Now $3.50
American Oriental Rug 6x6. Was $51 So Now S29.75
/ American Oriental Rug, 22x4 Was s1675 Now S9.75
l Gulstan Rug, discontinued pattern, 9x12 Was Sl56.
Now $3.50
Wool Seamless BroodIoom Rugs.
! Red Duratwst 12x69 Was S65 SIS. Now $3.50
l Tan Duratwist, 12x7.6. Was s72 80. Now s47.5o
l Tan Persianwist Rug, 9x6 Was $4410 Now S29.75
l w. & L. Carpet. asks blue. Was s74O s3.e5
l Burgundy Duratwist, 3x3. Was s6.75 Now 1895
l Burgundy W. & L. Sample Carpet, 27x27 inches.
Special ----------- .-------- 81
1 Figured Wilton Carpet, 3x3 Was $3.50 Now -s3.25
1 Duratwist Broadoom Spanish red 36x36. Was 1874.
Now S3.95
Duratwst Broadloon, rose taupe 12x57 Was s48 so.
l Duratwist Broadloom, taupe, 34x47 Was sss5.
Now ------------. S5.95
1 Taupe W. & L. Broadoon, 4xe Was s1765 Now s11.75
l Taupe W. & L. Broadloom, 3.3x5.6. Was $3.50.
l Burgundy Duratwst, 9x3. Was S25. Now----S S14.95
l Desert Tan Duratwist, 6x9 Was $44,10 Now $3.50
l Heather w. & L. Broadloom, 9x94 Was $59.15.
Now ------------ ------------ $3.50
l Green Duratwst 9x6.6. Was $4785. Now $3.50
Rust W. L. Broadloom, ex73 Was s4s75. Now s2s.5o
l Green w. & L. Broadloom, 12x4.3. Was $3915.
Now - ----------------- S19.75
l Burgundy Duratws 12xs.lo. Was s706s. Now s4s.75
1 Carpet Sample Special
Cotton Tufted Rugs, frinsed oil Ground.
IL size 18x30 inches. Were 81, Now CSC
IL size 2Ox40. Were $3.50. Now --------------S1.65
4 size 24x48. Were $3.50. Now s245
size 3Ox6O Were s5.75. Now -----------------s395
Woshabs Cotton 1ufted Bothroom Seat Covers. slightly
soiled.
8, originally 81 IS.
2, 81.
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Furniture Reduced

Rayon Velvet Covered Lounge Chair in red with down
seat cushion Was s113. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Walnut Vanity with mirror Was s5l50. Now S2475
1 Mahogany Coffee Table, Tyre base leather top Was
S3l. Now ----- --------- ----.----- S22.75
Drop Leaf Table Philippine mahogany. Was $3.50
Oak Refractory Table. Was sss Now $s6
l Dining Room Table, mahogany veneer and gum. Was
S31 so. Now ---------- $3.50
Modern Bookcase. mansonia wood Was s175o. Now s13
l Walnut Drop Leaf Table. Was $21 Now S1050
Occasional Chair, with gold cotton tapestry Was
Living Room Chair with blue brocatelle COTTON
and and down seat cushion Was $95 NoW--S49
Tilt Top Occasional Table pie edge quarter
eered top in mahogany. Was $24 Now S1695
/ Priscilla Sewing Cabinet maple Was S11. Now $S25
Modern End Table, mirror top, walnut veneer gum
Was $l9 Now -S13.75
l Dining Room Table in Philippine mahogany Duncan
Phyfe double pedestal base Was $36. Now $3.50
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Goats and Suits Reduced

Fur trimmed Coats in navy gray. black beige Collars
OF skunk caracul kit fox and black fox Wooen fabrics
Sizes l6 49, 40 A, 392, 4l1a Originally S5975 to ss5
Fur-trmmed Winter Coats in dress casual models
Collars of lynx black fox kit fox and wolf. In black,
green, brown wool mixtures. Sizes IL 49, Az A.
Were s69.75 --------------S3s s5
Is Untrmmed Winter Goats and Suits Some Shagmoors
and Forstmann wooden dress coats and suits. Brown,
oxford gray black London tan Sizes 16 to 20 331, to
39a, 431a &c. 40, A. Originally s35 to s49s5 Now SEE
COATS AND SUITS THIRD FLOOR.
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Decorative Linens
Reduced 10 and More

French Handmade Dinner Set, designed by Rodier. In
maize and white 72xl08-inch cloth with IL napkins
soiled Originally $3.50. Now ---.-.------------ s25
l nd-embroidered Italian Dinner Set, in ecru linen
with linen lace 72xl08-inch cloth with IL napkins
Soiled Originally 5000 Now >----- $50
Hand Irish Linen Damask Tablecloths somewhat
soiled.
1-72x1os inches originally $50. Now ------ SIS
1-72x9o inches, originally $45. Now S22.5o
1-72x90 inches originally s35. Now $3.50
1-72x72 inches, originally $3.50 Now ----- $3.50
Handmade Antique Design Fet Lace Tablecoths pure
linen.
2-72xl0s. Were s25. Now w-------------S12.50
Also scarfs at great reduced prices
LINENS. SECOND Floor
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English Earthenware
Greatly Reduced

80 pieces in closeout of "Clive" pattern English
earthenware. Blue arroWpoints with small en-
bossec motif around edge of plate.
10 Dinner Plates. Were 85c Now-5Sc $50
l9 Bread and Butter Plates. Were 4oc Now------25c
1s Rim Soup Plates Were Csc. Now-----45c
~ Fruit Dishes. Were 30c. Now---------2o zoe
Oatmeal Plates Were SOC. Now---------35c
Tea Cups and Saucers. Were 85c Now-------- 60o
IL Cream Soups and Saucers. Were IS. Now----S265
l Ten-nch Platter Was S175. Now-----$1.25
Twelve Inch Platters Were $2.75 Now-----$2
81 pieces closeout of fine imported china Cobalt
blue band with gold bands on the shoulder.
IL Dinner Plates. Were $3.50 Now-------s165
36 Tea Plates. Were 3210. Now Now----------S1.5O
IL Bread and Butter Plates Were s1.85 Now-----S125
IL Cream Soups and Saucers. Were 81. Now-----$265
IL Tea Cups and Saucers. Were S275. Now-S1s5
AfterDinner Cups and Saucers Were 50 so. Now S165
Bouchware, American Indian Handmade Pottery,
Reduced One Third for Clearance.
Vases. Were S375. Now S250
Vases. Were $3.50.
Large Chop Dishes. Were S. Now-------A
Service Plates. Were So. Now ow-------S125
l Large Vase. Was Sl275. Now Now----------SS5O
Hot Plates. Were $2 Now ow.-----Sl25
1 Service Tray. Was $50. Now Now-----S5
1 Oval DISH Was S6. Now
IS pairs English Earthenware Sugar and Creamers.
Special 81
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Misses Dresses, s3'95
Originally SI495 to 1925

Originally sI4.95 to sI9.95
black rayon crepeS
is Dresses in woolen rayon crepes including
tery styles Colors in the group gold light blue red
brown and black. Originally sl49 to s22 s775
Is Dresses wooens ayon crepes including maternity
dresses. In beige blue green gold black brown Orig
nally sl3 to S35 Now -- 1918
IL Dresses satin and rayon crepe aqua rust
red, green and black Originally sl6e5 to s3975.
Now S12.5
Dresses in silk rayon black blue violet Originally
S25 to S5975. Now Sl450
IL Dresses of Sroock angora cloth and rayon crepe
black and pastels Originally S22 95 s25 Now $3.50
Dresses in black rayon crepe Originally s25 to s6o75
Now Sls.75
Sizes IA to 20 in the group
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
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Sun-Dried Peaches
Zoe pound Were 40c

80 one-pound packages extra
fancy Yosemite brand sun-dried
peaches.
50 one pound packages Camel
Brand Imported Smyrna Figs.
Were 35c. Now - Csc
20 one-pound packages White
Rose Pulled Figs. Were 29c.
SO one pound packages Camel
Brand Layer Figs. Were 32c.
Is one-pound packages Extra
Fancy Nectarines. Were 42c.
130 one e-pound packages Yosem-
ite Brand Extra Fancy Black
Mission Figs. Pulled, unsul-
phured, and washed. Were Csc.
Now ----- 19c
10 eight-Ounce packages Fairs
Best" California Pulled Figs.
Were 15c. Now 10c
7 one pound tins BrommS Fruit
g Cakes. Were 81. Now SOC
IS tw0-pound boxes White Rose
Mixed Nuts. Were 38c. Now Csc
IS one-pound boxes White Rose
Mixed Nuts. Were 28c. Now 25c
THE FooD SHOP, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Sweaters, *4'S'
Originally s7.95 to SIO9S

20 wool slip-on sweaters in green, navy, red Sizes
80 to 36
10 Metallic and Wool Boues in assorted coors Sizes 80
to 40. Were $3.50 to $685.. Now--------------S415
Knit Suits in two and three piece styles Brown blue
green black and red woos Sizes H. 49, A. 49, Origi-
naly s2275, sl995. Now---------------
IS Tailored Sports Dresses in rayon and
coors. Sizes II to 20. Originally s25 Now-------SSI5
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Girls and Juniors
Hats Reduced

"Collegette" fur felts in rust.
wine, navy, green, brown and
black. Sizes 2012 to 221a.
Is, were SO. Now $1.95
IL, originally So. Now 75c
IA Girls and Juniors Cap and
Scarf Sets in wool knit. Origi-
nally So, $3.50. Now $50
Is Wool Knit Hockey Caps.
Were 81. Now Soc
GIRLS AND JUNIOR MIssEs'
MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Girls Dresses, s2.9'

Originally S5.95, H.95
20 girls dresses of velveteen
in brown, wine, green and navy.
Sizes Z to II.
Is Girls 'Teen-age and Chub-
bic Dresses in rayon crepes
and taffetas. Originally $5.95 to
S795. Now ---$ $3.95
% Girls, Chubbie and Teen
age Cotton Wash Dresses.
Plaids and prints. Sizes 10 to
l6. Were $3.95, $5.95. Now $2.95
GIRLS APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
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Parchment Paper Shades
sI.5o We're So to IS
Were So to S.

l9-inch shades in assorted designs.
l ls-inch Parchment Paper Shade with medieval tap
estry print. Originally $3.50 Now ----.-. So
l Floor T0rchiere in ivory and gold with ivory glass
globe 1o0200- 300Watt bulb Was SIS. Now - $3.50
Table Lamp in ivory composition rust trim with tan
stretched gauze shade Was Sc so. Now S3s5
l. E. S. End Table Lamp in walnut and chrome finish
modern design White fabric shade and 100-watt bulb
Was SIS. Now ------------- $40
16inch Mica Shade with gold-fnish relief edge Was
IS Now ------- $3.50
All Of the above lamps and shades slightly soed
damaged Other lamps and shades greatly reduced.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Juniors Robes, $ '9'
Oripiu0Yv S. to S8,0S

Off9fnHHt % 10 9d.9S
10 quilted rayon taffeta robes in
aqua. tearose. Sizes IL, IA. II.
8 pairs Rayon Lounging Pa
jamas, in prints and dots. Two
piece. Sizes u to Is. Originally
s3.95, s5.95. Now S1.95
25 Brushed Cotton Sleepers,
with feet. some with hoods.
Blue or pink. Originally 50 TO
SO. Now --.- S1.45
"a Nainsook Slips, bias cut and
fitted styles. We're Csc, 85c.
Now ~ 4oc
GIRLS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-03-10
oiIet Tissue
Special IS dozen roll,

100 dozen rolls fine quality
Woodtex toilet tissue, 1000
sheets to the roll.
6 Cologne Bottles. Were $l.50.
7 Compact and Cigarette Cases.
Were $3.50. Now -~-- $1.25
4 Cider Cleansing Tissue Boxes.
Were ST.. Now 1890 Csc
Is packages Wrisley Water Soft
'ener. Were Csc. Now 45c
IS bottles Balneo Swiss Pine Co.
logne. Originally SIC. Now soc
4S Two-section Jars for travel
ing cases. Were 81. Now SOC
To1LETR1Es, AIsLEs II AND l3,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Printed Silk Sheers
Special IS yard

200 yards of 39-inch colorful.
gay silk sheer prints.
so yards White and Pink Ming
toy Silk Crepe. 39-inch. Was
s1.35 yard. Now - CSC
IS yards Changeable Rayon
Taffeta in dark colors. 36-inch.
Was $1.65 yard. Now - CSC
100 yards Truhu Novelty Silk
Sheers in violet, peach, yellow
and turquoise. 39-inch. Was
s1.65 yard. Now - CSC
20 yards Lacebula in brown
only. 39-inch. Was $3.50 yard.
NOW -Sl.35
60 yards Pure-dye Silk Satin
Panel Prints. 39-inch. Was SO
yard. Now --------$1.95
200 yards Victoria Novelty
Pure-dye Silk Crepes, in pastel
colors. 39-inch. Was $1.65
yard. Now .----------.----$1
SILKS AND RAYoNs,
sTcoaen Frnoa.
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Women's Dresses, '7'95

Originally $685. to s22.95
13 novelty rayon crepes and woods. Sizes "a to A.
Pure Silk Prints and Rayon Crepes with white trim
Sizes 36 to A. Originally s22 s5 to $685. Now sl47s
For Shorter Women.
~ Dresses Pure silk prints and novelty rayon crepes
with pure silk print lingerie trim Sizes l41z to 241
Originally sl6s5 to s25. Now---s9s5
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-03-10
RufAed Marquisette Curtains
specia| 'I pair

200 pairs cotton marquisette curtains "a yards
long. White, cream and ecru.
IL Quaker Lace Curtains, tailored style 2 yards long
Ecru, brown, peach and eggshe. Originally S675 pair
Now ------------ ---------. $3.50
IS pairs Tailored Novelty Cotton Marqusette Curtains
Assorted coors, figures. 2l4 yards long, Were So pair
Now ----------.- S125
II Bedspreads crash plaid design in assorted colors
Single and double bed size. Were S4.75. Now S2.75
l Group Of Draperes Celanese rayon taffeta in
sorted colors az yards long Were S6,95. Now $3.50
1 Group Bedspreads Ceanese rayon taHeta, assorted
colors and sizes All greatly reduced.
Brown Hassocks, slightly damaged, greatly reduced
CURTAINS AND DRArER1Es, SEVENTH FLOOR.