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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-28
Lodge Grass News .
BY Dorothy Lee Stevenson

Clyde Raider, field inspector
for Central Montana Produc-
ton Credit Association, from
Billings was here last Tuesday
and Wednesday talking with
the farmers in this district,
with whom he is doing bust
ness and preparing for the
seasons program.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Footitt,
and daughter Edith were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilt
ford Clark Sunday.
Mrs. H. w. Norville under
went a major operation last
Friday morning in the Billings
Deaconess hospital. Mr. NOrvilie
and sons, Weston and Julian,
returned from Billings Sunday
evening and report that Mrs.
Norvllle is getting along very
nicely. Her many friends hope
.or a speedy recovery.
Our town druggist shows
quite an interest in crickets:
Quoting him, The good Lord
sent the sea gulls to the Nor
mons, to eat up the crlcketS,
now he sends the crows to the
Lodge Grass farmers
The Lodge Grass Eastern Star
members entertained With a
short program last Thursday.
The first number was an in
sIrumental trio by teachers,
Misses Ernestine Ross, Violet
Olson and Alma Neumann. Fol-
lowing was a tap number Sail
or's Horn Pipe by Ralph For
man, an acrobatic dance by
Violet Wright, a song and dance
by Billie Ruth Zimmerman, and
Mrs. Fay Able and her dog Jeff
closed the program with some
Clever dog tricks. Mrs. P. R.
Furlnan, Mrs. A. NJ. Stevenson,
AS. Fay Abel. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
\. Zimmerman and Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. G. WestWood Jr. atten-
ocd the meeting.
NJ. G. Seitz from Billings,
fertilizer salesman OF the Ana
c5nda Copper Co. was here Oh
business last week, attempting
to interest the farmers in
this community in approprla-
tiCn of commercial fertilizers
to crops other than sugar beetS.
The Rev. and Mrs. Shannon of
LeWistOWn, Montana, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Il.
FocInan Thursday.
Mrs. J. w. HClley, Mrs. o. L.
Matthew and James Holley at
tended to business in Sheridan
Thursday afternoon.
The Cribbage club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. J.
w. Holley last Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Charlie Carr won
first prize and Mrs. "A. G. West
wood Jr. took consolation prize.
Previous to the cribbage game,
a theatre party was given in
honor of Mrs. WestWOod's and
Mrs. Matthews birthday ami
V%ersaries.
MI. and Mrs. Donald Clawson
returned Saturday night, after
several weeks visit IN Chicago.
with relatives Of Mrs. Clawson,
Misses Jane Mefford, Doro-
thy Knutson, Fern Holley, es-
corted by Earl Matthew, Ray
mond Smith and Harry Mefford
attended the theatre in Sheri-
dan Saturday evening.
James Holley, Adrian Crosby
Harry Mefford and Miss Fern
Holley we're in Sheridan Sun
day.
Jay Sharp, Elaine and Mild
red Bourne, and G%eOrgette
Johnson were callers in Billings
last Wednesday.
Billy Miller and Jim HOlley
are sporting a coupe of new
cars.
Mr. and Mrs. George Balogh
Mrs. Roy Lohmaier and daugh-
ter, Jean, made a shopping tour
to Billings Saturday.
A note to all folks out fol-
their Sunday drives-the city
streets of Lodge Grass have
gone through a series of grad
ing operations the first of this
week, so don't hesitate to try
them out.
Mr.. and Mrs. OF Mckinley
spent Friday and Saturday ir
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Sheridan as guests of MI. and
Mrs. Harve Mckinley.
Among Lodge Grassites in
Sheridan Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Balogh, Miss Violet
Olson, James Wright, Sam Stew
enson, Miss Alma Neumann,
Miss Ernestine Ross, Chef Scott,
Mrs; Charlie Carr, Mrs. Oscar
Matthew'S, Mrs. Fred Given, Ear
Matthews, Billy Given, Bill
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Forman, Dottie Gardener, Mrs.
Jay Sharp, Miss Elaine Sharp
and Jack Rumfelt.
Chef Scott of Columbus, Mon
tana made a trip to Lodge
Grass Sunday to call on Miss
Ernestine Ross, first grade tea
cher.
The baseball team has start
ed its spring practice and has
arranged a new ball diamond
back of the grade school build
ing. The team hopes for a great
Improvement over last year, and
looks forward to some worth
while games.
MI. and Mrs. Nick Miklovich,
and Pete Miklovich made a trip
10 Billings Monday for business
reasons.
Carl Sloan was a caller in
Sheridan Monday on business
Miss Jessie Lining was a
week end guest in Billings with
friends and relatives. Miss Linn
ing'S sister, Mrs. Maud Scheid,
who has been visiting there for
several days, returned to Lodge
Grass with Miss Lining Mon
day.
Mrs. Wallace Blankmeyer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Tuner, and son Don Alvin, re-
turned to their home in Butte
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Carl Meister enter
tanned at a bridge party in her
home last THURSDAY evening.
Charles Schooner was recipient OF
high honors. Guests were MI
ana Mrs. Charles Schooner, Mrs.
John Ryan and MIS-. Haztl
Richardson.
Mrs. Arthur Kerr spent sew
eral days of this week visiting
with her parents in Grow Ag-
enty.
MI. and Mrs. Maurice Smith,
Bill Gardener, and Mrs. Ole Mel
son made a trip to Gillette,
Wyoming Sunday morning to
attend the funeral of Mrs. w.
NJ. Underwood, an old friend of
all former residents Of Gillette.
They returned home Monday
evening.
MI. and Mrs. Gene Boggess
were here from Grow Agency
Sunday and visited with the
Buckingham family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Given
spent Thursday and Friday in
Buffalo, wyoming, visiting with
friends and relatives.
Family night of the Travel
Club was held at the Charles
Long home Tuesday evening
with approximately twenty-five
present. Mrs. Bill Zimmerman
was in charge of the program.
The Rev. Petzoldt presented a
short talk on China and his
recent speaking tour through
the New England states.
James Taught returned Fri
day from a two weeks trip to
Pendelton, Oregon, where he
has been visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Tom Barker has re-
ceived word that her son, Roy,
arrived safely in Alaska, leav-
ing here April 18th for Seattle.
Mr.. Baker plans to work in Al
aSka for some time.
Mrs. Addie Market of Sheri-
dan was here On Sunday visit
ing with Mrs. Bill Gardener.
Miss Beverley Hubbard was a
week end guest of Miss Caro-
lene Gross of Wyola.
Bill Crosby has returned from
work on the Tongue River Dam,
and is through for the present
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lyndes
made a trip to Gillette, Wyom-
ing last Friday and returned
! Monday evening after attend
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-28
"Three Strikes"
BY FLOYD B
Famous Headline Hunter

HELLO EVERYBODY:
L L George Codeanne of New Haven, Conn.,, thinks he
rates a membership in the Adventures club. He bases his
claim on doggone good grounds too. He says he thinks ne
has faced death more times in one day than the average
guy in everyday walks of life.
Well, I'm inclined to think George is right about that. George looked
the old Grim Reaper in the eye exactly three times on this particular
day he's talking about and I'll bet that third time, the old man with the
It's a fact. boys and girls. George knocked on Deaths
door s many times that day he made a nuisance Of hmseH.
It a O December "a, 1884. that George started out o lis all
day battle with the fates. 1t was just about the first good cold day they'd
had in New Haven that winter. and a bunch oft the boys went ice skating.
One of the lads had a car, and they climbed into that for a ride out to
NIne's pond. They found the ice fairly solid and in pretty decent
skating condition.
First He Broke Through the Ice.
They skated about an hour, and then Georges friends decided to
quit. But George stayed on for me lasts spin around the Iceland that
vas the act that set the old adventure ball a-roIing.
He had gone about half way around the pond, when suddenly, with
out warning, the ice gave way beneath him and he as thrown down
into the icy water.
Il was chilled through in an instant he says. I hit bottom and
tried to rise @ the surface, but to my horror, I found that both my skates
had become entangled in the weeds that covered the bottom OF the pond.
l bent down to dseAtangle them, but in my panic. only succeeded in
making matters worse. Things seemed to be growing yellow, and then
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-28
Rotten Cross News
Late For Last Week

Walter Doherty left for Har-
din last week.
Mrs. c. Anderson and her son,
daughter and two granddaugh-
tiers came to stay at their coun-
try home.
Luther Chatham and Mr.. VIII
ley went to Sheridan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sherman
went to Sheridan Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Russell
visited at the Frank Gregory
home Sunday.
The All club will meet next
Thursday at the school house.
Henry and Harold Anderson
were in town Tuesday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-28

Samerido, Ataloa Hogan, Eve
lyn Fenton, Frank Garcia, Bet
ty Nav Green, Doris Harris,
Continued on Page y
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Misses Dresses Reduced

in rayon crepe prints and plain colors In maize black
brown navy. Some maternity dresses in the group
Originally $l3 95 to $1695 S575
10 Striped Cotton Dirndls, two-pece. Were 1895
Dresses in spun rayon nen embroidered silk marqusette
In beige black white. copper navy and
black Originally $l495 to $29.95. Now---------- S7.75
Dresses. including beige linen crash max and white
black rayon crepe. Were 1895 to $1495 S10.75
Dresses prints rayon crepes Originally $751;
to $29.95. Now Sl2.75
Is Dresses including linens cottons and Irish
herrngbone rayons. Some twopiece styles In group
Beige blue black white Originally s9s5 to
1895 Now--------- sl45o
Is Dresses in linens and Tuhu silks
In the group and dresses with sheer Originally
$2295 to 1895 $3.50
Dresses, including white crepes with
in white two-piece wool knitted
dresses; costume suits with silk dresses coats ORR
ginaly $25 to $685. Now--- s1s 50
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD Floor
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Boudoir Ottomans
Less Than 10 Price

Ottomans pllow-top STYLE covered with cotton chintz
In green, rust blue tan Originally $780, Now $345
Ottoman pillowtop STYLE with blue cretonne Was
IS. Now w------------------ .------ $3.50
Boudor Chair with brown rayon striped Originally
Boudor Chair with more and blue chintz
slip Was $3.50. Now --- - 1918
Boudor Chair with maple frame and brown cotton home
With maple frame and pillow
gnally $16.50 Now Observation-Disclosures SS75
nnersprng Mattresses, single size With beige
damask ticking Originally $39.50 Now $3.50
Cotton Felt Mattress with striped
ing. 30-inch cot SIZE Originally SIS Now ----$7.50
Cotton Felt Mattresses double size with cotton ticking
green and tan stripes. Originally $l250 Now $625
Box Spring with damask Three-quarter
size Was S3950 S22 80
Box Spring with rayon damask Double SIZE
Was $2675. Now SIS75
BEDS BEDDING. Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Lamps, Shades Reduced

All Slightly Soied or Damaged.
Yellow Lamps with pleated
book-Nne shades. Were $125o Now $3.50
Wrought Floor Lamp with adjustable and
finished font. Was $3.50. $3.50
Floor Hurricane Candlestick branch with chmneys
Green painted metal. Was $3.50. Now $395
End Table Lamps in white and oxblood china and gilt I'm
ished mountings. Were So.
Mirrored Table Lamp with gilt and silver color trim. q
light fixtures Champagne color silk shade Was $s25o
White Chinese Porcelain Figure Lamp with gilt-nnshed
mounting and egsshen silk and-rayon satin shade Was
$3.50. $3.50
LAMPS, SEvINrH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Fiber Rugs Greatly Reduced

Discontinued Patterns
9, Originally 1925. Now
TO- 27x54. Originally $3.50 Csc
6, 4x7 Basket Weave Pattern Were $3.50. S3.65
Highland Plaid, 6xl2. Was $1l .95. Now S6.95
Ratana Plaid, 8x0. Discontinued pattern. Was Sill
Now $695
Highland Pads, 30x60 Were $3.50 Sl.25
Highland Piads, 9x12. Were $l1 95. $7.95
W&L Fiber 9xl2 Were $11 95. S695
W&L Fiber 8x10 Were $l095 Now $695
Herringbone Weave Imported British India Fiber
Rugs, 9xl2 Were $3.50. Now ----- H1S5
Herrngbone Weave Imported British India Cocoa Fiber
Rug, 9X15 Was $24.50 Now $3.50
Basket Weave Imported British India Cocoa Fiber Rugs,
9Xl2 Were $685. S9.95
II Mourzourk Rugs; H. 3x6 $3.50 Now $263 g. 9x2
S2450. Now S1495. e. 6xl2 were $1750 Now S1195
Suraka Sisal Rugs, l, 76xl06. Was $35. Now $3.50
6x12 Discontinued pattern Originally s3150 Now $l4S5
Weartex Rush Rug 27x54 Was So 25 81 65
Hand Hooked Rugs, 36x60 Were $1195 Now----- $6S5
Hand Hooked Rug, 9xl2 Was s745o. S4S95
RUGS. FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Special Purchase
Co|onia|-tyPe Mirrors
W0uld Regularly Be $3.50

3d. framed in solid Philippine mahogany. Glass
size, 16x24 inches.
Dining Room Table double pedestal style In mahogany
veneer and yum Was $62 So Now z. -- S3125
Queen Style Buffet with carved cabrioe legs In
walnut Was s72 Now $3.50
l Coffee Table, Duncan Phyfe type, in walnut With
reeded legs and brass feet. Was 81. Now $4.95
Club Style Chair with brown cotton tapestry Was
s45 Now ---------- ------ ----------. $3.50
Oversuffed Living Chair with cotton friezette
Slightly damaged Originally s2450. Now $1595
Lawsonype Lounge Chairs, with plum cotton tapestry
cover Was s45 Now --. --. .- 49,. .---- $3.50
l Occasional Chair with frame of solid Philippine ma
hogany and blue striped cotton Was ST. Now $1275
Chrome Breakfast Table with tubular frame and green
eatherette Was S2850. Now $17.95
Wrought Iron Side Chairs, white with blue sailcloth
backs Were S375 Now ---- S2,75
1 Spring Chair with green frame and green and white
leather covered cushion Was S165O Now $12
Bookcase with three adjustable shelves 80 inches wide
and in walnut and gum Was S2 Now - $12.S5
l Lawn Table with natural wood top and painted white
rattan legs 3o12-nch square top Was $50 Now ss.75
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Boys Mesh Union
Suits, 55e
You'd Regularly Be 81

Would Regularly Be 81
334, one-piece. in lightweight cot
ton. Open seat. no buttons. Spe-
cially purchased for Friday selling.
Sizes 8 to 1s.
80 Youths Size Neckties in sea-
sonably light oolors. Were 75c.
NOW 4Sc
80 Junior Swim Trunks, all-wool,
solid colors with contrasting belts
and piping. Sizes 4 and 6. Were
$165. Now CSC
IL Sleeveless Sweaters in light
weight all-wool; brown, blue. But
ton front. Sizes IL and 18. Orig
inally So. Now S1.15
10 Jantzen Topper Swim Suits
with detachable tops. Contrast
ing colors. Discontinued styles.
Sizes 10 and IL. Were 1925 and
$3.50. Now $2.25
81 Boys Ribbed Short Socks in
bright colors. Sizes ~ to liz.
Were sec. Now CSC
IS Cotton Wash Suits, 2-piece,
sleeveless and short-sleeved. Con-
trasting shirts and shorts. Sizes s
to TO- Originally $165 and 81.
Now -------------I.15
IL White Flannel Shorts in fine
quality wool flannel. Button-on
style. self-belt. Sizes to IL.
= Were $3. Now -S1.95
- Junior Sports Shirts in cotton
basket-weave. Button-on style with
half slide-fastened collar. Pastel
shades Were 81. Now -65c
40 Cotton Sports Shirts in open
cotton mesh. All large sizes. Fancy
pattern. Were 81. Now 55c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Women's Dresses Reduced

10 Rayon Dresses and Jacket Suits Sizes to 40
and a. Originally $1695 to $2295. Now-----------S
II Washae Rayon Crepes and Rayon Print Jacket Suits
Sizes 36 to a. Originally $685. to $2295. 1886
1s Pure Silk Prints Rayon Crepes and Rayon Jacket Suits
Sizes Is to A. Originally $2295 to $2995. SASS
Better Dresses washable silk crepe, silk prints and
sheers Sizes 20, So to 49, Originally $29ss 1895
NO"
For Shorter Women
- Silk Prints Rayon Crepe Jacket Suits Sizes 1871
to 24E. Originally 1855 to $22s5. Now s7s5
II Silk Prints and Rayon Crepes chiefly jacket styles
l4h. 1871 to 24. Originally 1895 to $685. Now-ss
WoAnNs DRESSES, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Infants Bathrobes 5 As
We're 81

We're 81
cotton bath robes In pink. Sizes
l. al
l 36x54-inch Stockinette Sheet,
Was 81. Now $1.45
FL China Puss in Boots Lamps and
Shades. Originally 81. Now -65c
Plain Round Mirrors, "A inches In
diameter. Were $40. Now $e.S5
l Youths Hardwood Furniture Set
with lovely satinwood finish
Youths bed, dresser, chest of
drawers and night table. Was
$16095. Now S11S.95
Flannelette Wrapper, infant size
Were Csc. Now -40c
INrANfs' FuRNIsH1NGs AND
FURNITURE, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Misses Suits, Goats
10 Price and Less

Fox trimmed Threepece Suits Of hne woolen fabrics
Gray navy, blue. Sizes H. 49, 2o Were $s5. Now 1896
Wolf trimmed Three rose wheat vooen
Sizes II, Is. Were $50 .95. Now S34S5
Untrmmed Three-piece Suits in rose lavender, black
Sizes II, 16 20. Originally $49s5. Now--------Slss5
Is Coats q length dress and casual coats in REFER and
styles Variety Of colors and imported wooens
Sizes IL to 20. Originally $29 95 $35. SASS
II Lightweight Summer Coats in gray, navy black,
gold beige, blue Wool and-rayon fabric Sizes TO-
40 to "a. Originally $1995. Now-------------S975 1915
SUITS COATS Third Floor.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
One-Piece Foundations, '2.9'
Ori9inaIlv IS to $40

IS in different makes cotton and -rayon, batiste
cotton elastic and lace tops Sizes 80 to IS, 49, A.
Woodthrop Stepin Girdles Of cotton batste and elastic
well boned Sizes ~ to g. Originally So $3S5
10 Onepece Foundations Woodthrop and Fexee Of cotton
andrayon baste elastic cotton tops Sizes 80
CoNsrrA THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Juniors Shoes, '2'''
We're IS and $3.50


80 pairs in pumps and sports
styles. Si1es in the group-AAA,
5 to 81; IA 4, S, 6, 81, Z, ~,
s1a; A, ~, ~, 81.
1s pairs Boys White Buckskin
Oxfords, leather soles. Sizes B,
az to 4, 5; c 2 to AZ; D, 2 to ~,
~. Were $6. Now -$3.75
Is pairs Childrens Pumps and
Oxfords. Sizes in the group-B,
81 to 91z, 1871; D, 6. S1a, ., ~,
10, az. Were $3.50. 81. Now, 32.l5
10 Infants Soft Sole Moccasins,
smoked and brown elk. Sizes Z to
5. Were $2.50. Now ------$l.7S
JUNIORS AND CHnDREN's SHOES,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
English Earthenware
Half Price and Less

Romney Pattern with Blue Wreath Design in
UnderglaZe.
8 Dinner Plates, 9Oc Now--------4sc
Is Breakfast Plates, s0c Now-------------4 4oc
AZ Dessert Plates, were 60c Now Now----------.--30 soc
"a Square Salad Plates. were soc Now 4oc
Casserole with originally $575. Now------$275
Salad Bowls, originally $2.25 Now-SlIo
Pitchers, were $3.50. Now
rs Oatmeal Dishes, were 60c. Now Now-----------3 soc
20 After-Dinner Cups and Saucers, 90c 45c
Teapots, were So Now
Pickle Plates were $3.50 Now-----------------7sc
Cake Plate, 81. Now 75c
20 Metal and Folding Stands nd-decorated and
heat and alcohol resistant In blue red white
Stands slightly marred. Originally $2.75 Now--S135
Of red blue ivory background Were
10 Hand Decorated Bowl Sets In plaid design with
white background Set includes and 10 inch bowls Were
$1.25 set Now 90c
Wooden Serving Tray with automatic folding legs In soft
red, 12x1S inches. Originally $25
Hand Decorated Metal Tray sze with blue and white
design. Slightly SCARED. Was 49,
CIoseout Of Loveeos Pottern Dinnerwors
% Soup Plates, soc. Now---------------3o SOC
S6 Fruit Saucers, SOC. Now
46 Teacups and Saucers were Csc. Now 45c
Gravy Boat with stand attached. Was 81 rs. Now
l Platter 10-inch $50.
Platter 12nch, was 81
Piatters 14-inch. Were $275 Now
"a Coffee Cups and Saucers. Were Soc.
CIoseout Of Alden Pottern Dnnewore
Dinner Plates. Were 81. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II Cream Soups and Saucers Were $685. $1.95
IA AferDinner Cups and Saucers. Were SIS Now S1.35
/ Pickle Plate Was $2.75. Now----------------Sl.S5
Gravy Boat with attached stand. Was 81. Now----SO
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
T oiIet Sets Reduced

1. Apiece Set. Was $3.50. Now, IS
l, 3-piece Set. Was $3.50. Now, S12
: 6-piece Sets. Were $10.65. Now.
5, 3-piece Sets. Were 1926. Now,
So
2, 3-piece Sets. Were $3.50. Now.
$3.50
l, 6-piece Set. Was $12. Now, 50
l, 3-piecc Set. Was $795. Now, $5.75
l, S-piece Set. Was $3.50. Now,
$12
3 Military Brushes. Were 34.75.
Now ez.7S
Ton.TRns, AIsLEs IL AND Ia
FIRST FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Misses Formal
Gowns Reduced

Dinner and evening gowns including silk chiffons,
tahetas, moussene de sole and marquisette; rayon
crepes, laces lace and taffeta. Peach rose black,
wine, pink, aqua, maize, brown, white and prints
included. Sizes 10 to 20.
Originally $685. 325 Now
1 Originally $685. 322S5. Now----------------Ss.75
Originally $lsS5 to $685.
10 Originally Szzss to 34sss. Now Now------..-.-S1s.Se
Ivory Royon Satin Wedding Gowns
l Originally $45. Now S14.So
MIssEs' FORMAL ROOM. THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Pure Silk Crepe, 68s
Originally SI.65 yard

Originally sI.65 yard
200 yards Of Victoria pure silk
crepe in novelty patterns. 80 inches
wide.
500 yards Short Lengths Of Plain
and Printed Silks and Crepes. spe-
80 yards Rayon Check Crepe for
sports clothes. 80 inches wide. Was
$1.65 yard. Now ---$1 81
50 yards Silk Shantung in gold,
gray, tan, blue, yellow and pink.
80 inches wide. Was 31.95 yard.
Now
FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Gift Glassware Reduced

IS Pieces, including cheese and
cracker sets, covered cheese dishes,
sugar -and-tray sets. Were
81. Now SOC
"a Glass Ice Tubs with plates. Were
75c. Soc
IS Occasional Tables, hardwood in
maple finish or mahogany finish.
Group includes coffee tables with
removable glass trays. end tables,
lamp tables. Slightly imperfect.
Originally S345. $1.95
THE GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Blouse Chemise, 'l AS :
Were SI,05

9 rayon crepe blouse chemises in aqua. dusty, rose
Sizes 81 to SO.
IL Satin Pajamas In tailored styles Tearose
Sizes Is, IL, IT, Were 31.s5. Now--------.---Sl Sl4s
Rayon-andSK Satin Fajamas In tailored Styles trimmed
With contrasting piping. Sizes is, Is, H. Were 1895
Pure-Dye Silk Satin Gowns trimmed with contrasting
hand-cross Tearose and blue. Sizes IS, II. Were
UNDsRwEAR, Txnp FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Summer Cotton Net Curtains
Special 85e pair

200 pairs with green, red and brown stripes at the
bottom ecru grounds. Cased and headed 2H
yards long
$50 pairs Curtains in red cotton marousette and cotton
and deustered tailored styles styles in
white tailored in Special for Friday
800 Short Ends linen, cretonne mohair; to yard
lengths. Reduced $50 to 50%.
200 Short Lengths Of glass curtain fabrics cotton
marquisette net voile, scrm. yard lengths Greatly
reduced
CURTAINS DRAPERns, SEVENTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Juniors Graduation Dresses
Were SlO.95, SI395

Were 5IO.9S, SI395
in white rayon crepe, sizes II to H.
10 Pleated Skirts in lightweight flannel Black gray
brown. Originally So and $685. Now----- Sll5
Juniors Raincoats MelloSheen treated rayon Beige
blue white, brown Sizes II Originally IS and IS 95
10 Topper Coats in lightweight wool fleece Aqua wheat
blue. Sizes IL to IS. Originally $685. $685.
Bathing Suits yellow Sizes IL to 49, Were 1896
JUNIOR MISSES ApPAREL FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1938-06-16
VaIcuna Short-SIeeve Coat
Sweaters, $50 Yer. IS

16 in olive green. blue. raspberry, gold. Sizes IL
to 18.
1s Rayon Knit Dresses 2pece beige rose aqua navy blue
20 Wool Sports Skirts assorted colos Sizes "a 30 Org
rayons Originally 1895 to $2295 Now S675
20 Bouses in crepes plain printed Sizes 80
SO. Were So Now. Observation-Disclosures $215
Is Yellow Light Jgger Coats in IA to
18. Originally $795 Now $3.50
10 Rayon Sports Dresses In black luggage black Sizes
In the group IA to 49, SO to A. We're $685. to $l995
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Teen-Ase Graduation
Dresses, '2'''
OrisinalLp tS.95 and f72S

10. in white rayon crepe suitable
for graduation. For 'teen-agers
and chubbees, size IL to Is.
Slightly soiled.
. 'Teen-age Wool Spring Csats In
assorted light or dark colors. Sises
IL to Is. Originally $16.95.
II 'Teen-age and Chubbee Dresses
IN rayon crepe and taffeta. Solid
colors and prints. Sizes II,
Is. Originally s5.s5 to s1o.sS.
GIRLS AND "TEEN.AoR APpARRL,
ToURrH FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-06-16
Evening Slips, ST."
OrifinuIIv S2.2S

10 pure-dye silk crepe evening slips made by Bar
izon Tearose. Sizes 81, "a and a.
Changeabs Silk Tasta Pettieesas pleated nounces
sises 26. ~. 30. Were tlsS.
II Printed Raysn Taets Slips with black green
backgrounds. sizes 80 to 40 Were sls5. sl4s
Pure Sk Tseta Printed Petticoats peated dounce
Black or Duhonnet Sizes 49, 49, Were $2s5 Now--$lSs
CosFuM sLus Third Ftooa.