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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
Raskob Buys Mine Property.

ALBUQUERQUE, N Mex, May 81
P).-John j. Raskob of New York
disclosed today that the old San Pedro
copper and silver mine had been
added to the 25O.O0O-acre New Mexico
properties held by him and Thomas
c. Campbell. Montana wheat king"
I'VE purchased it largely because
1t adjoins our San Pedro grant" MIR.
Raskob said The mine has not been
worked in Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
OIL BARGE WALKOUT
REPORTED SPREADING


Upstate Cities Called or,
Union Spokesman Says.
Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May Ala strike
parslyzing 200 oil barges and putting
more than 600 men ashore, called by
the United Marine division of the
A. F. of L-affiliated International
Longshoremen's Association, was re-
ported by union officials today to be
spreading to barge canal craft from
Northern New York cities.
A union spokesman said crews were
being called of steadily as barges en-
tered the port of New York. He said
seamen from four barges which ar
rived from Buffalo, N. y. and tied up
at Newark, N. j., had Joined the
strike.
Capt. William H. Bradley. head Of
the United Maritime Division. who
called the strike. said some Of the men
in his union were working from 70 to
"a hours a week, and that the strike
would continue until the companies
agreed to an eight-hour six-day week
on all craft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22

ship this year. Among them are Will
liam Loman. director Of research, and
James Rotto, advertising manager.
Sixteen members of the club have
been with the store more than rs
years. The oldest members in point
of service are Alexander Hecht, Mrs.
Mary Wiley. William Littleton, Dan
Krauskoff, T. S. Timberlake, c. l..
NARROW and Mr.. N. Nell, all Of whom
have spent more than 30 years In the
employ Of the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
Medley to Speak.

William D. Medley, Arlington County
delegate to the Virginia General As
sembly. will be the principal speaker
at a meeting of the Lyon Park Citi-
zens' Association Tuesday at pm. in
the Lyon Park Community House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
YOUNG G. 0. P. TO AID
Prince Georges Club to Help
Seniors With Outing.

The Young Peoples Republican Club
of Prince Georges County will assist
the senior club in handling the Re-
publican outing. scheduled for June is,
it was announced yesterday.
At the last meeting Of the Junior
club addresses were given by two men,
bers of the State Central Committee,
Frank Small, jr., and John M. Little
page. The next meeting of the club
will be June IA, at 8:l5 pm, 1t was
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
Greenbelt PIT. A. to Elect.

The annual election of officers OF
the Greenbelt (Md) Parent-Teacher
Association is set for Thursday at
8 pm. in the school.
Mrs. Catherine T. Reed. principal,
will talk on Home Work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22

try Club, Rock
Greek pike and
Michigan avenue,
B eth esd q. Md.
Dancing will fol-
low the banquet.
Harold q. Ma
lone, controller Of
the company, is
president 81 the
club; Mrs. Mil
bred M. Long,
wee president,
and Miss Bessie
Buck, secretary.
The club Is ad-
hitting 81 per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
HEIGHT TEN-YEAR CLUB
BANQUETS TOMORROW

One hundred and eighty-four men,
bers of the Hecht Co. Ten-Year Club
will hold their annual banquet tomor-
row at 7 pm. at the Woodmont Coun-
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-01-01

Hospital in the State of Mississippi and gives positions
to our boys and girls The launching Of this organization
field of usefulness nZed force to battle
against hndrance human hap piness, marks
the Negro life in Mississippi! The policies of the
Afro-American Sons Daughters especially con-
suced designed to meet the eeds of the the
wash-woman, daylaborers farmers and in
fact people, with foresig faith and endurance
Many features in the contract of the Afro-Amercan
Sons Daughters attem pied by other fraterna
organizations. Remember in JONI this organization
casting down buckets WI ere You make
mistake by taking policies with this organization
Let this song be in your hearts when the Afro agents
come to your door, if you 1oughtfu and join yor
won't have to dread the poor horse any Then II
them your and elderly mothers won't be 1ne-
some any more, for they too join when the Afro
agents com your door" &c me all We FOUNDERS If v
hear the story of bray engineer It he Afro
American Daughters, in Yazoo City, and it il
running the Tin they call pre- sperity.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-01-01
WAR AND UNREST STILL HOVERS
OVER OLD WORLD

The change of the year failed to show any changes
for the better in the situation of world affairs China is
still being invaded by Japan just Ethiopia ravshed
by Italy However the situation different China is al
large country 1t has of population which means
that armies of million men more be kept in the
field at all times regardless of the number killed cap
tured. III
Again China has something to fight with. Ethiopia
did not Russia, England France and American manufac
turers according statement from the Russian gov
eminent, supplying Chang Ka-Shek with planes,
munitions and military information. az
Japan moved far the interior with her superior
armed forces Then amazing thing happened AS the
armies progressed the forces opposing them strong
err Then behind the lines small armies Of Chinese began
to attack The foe at this time is fighting the Japs atso
many places that they bewildered The arpanes,
which the chief offensive weapon of Japan,
less in this kind of warfare They drop bombs
foes for fear of hitting friends u
North China is republic known as Mongolia. This
section has patterned its after Russia They
have Russian trained troops which supplied with
pie Russian manufactured For they fought
the Chinese But they have joined forces
with them and have placed hundred thousand we'll
armed troops in the field and their presence being felt
by the invaders.
In Spain the dreary continues According to mill
tary experts the fighting may continue for another year
Neither force is able to win decisive battle Many OF
the from both sides from foreign countries Italy
Germany and Japan are helping the rebels with men ana
material while the receives aid from England
France and Russia Several regiments of coored fighters
from America reported helping the governments
forces
In Ethiopia has been discovered that Italy although
taking most of the country due to superior and
air fleet which Seasse lacked still is unable to call the
country conquered Their soldiers must remain in large
bodies to keep tribemen from wipng them out Just
in China native leader goes to the enemy
he killed dark night If Italy should get her
hands full in Europe which she will at future time
her soldiers in the African province will be wiped off the
map 80.
In this country many more war ships are being con-
structed better planes being built and soldiers
are being trained. America is looking for trouble but
if she is involved of the dctators going to find
that the United States is the most powerful country the
history of the world. US
Within the next few years much will happen It is
really going to be interesting There will be and
mors of but the thousand of peace,
Used by the Bible before the end of time be
thing that will not start for many years At least that
time of peace will not until greed has been taken
from the heart of
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-01-01

Clister L. Johnson, Supreme Lecturer Afro-American
Sons Daughters, is located at Holly Springs for the
winter months setting up lodges in that section of the
State The Afros have been strong in that
tion of the state they should and Mr. Johnson has
been sent there carry the of this great organza
ton While there he is also taking Special in pub
lie speaking at Rust College He will be back in the Delta
for Spring drives in March.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-01-01
IOIN THE AFROS
By
CHARLIE w. STEWART

The Afro American Sons & Daughters, fraternal
organization with Headquarters in Yazoo City, has for its
purpose commencing itself the grounds that it is adj
vancng the Negroes in the art of in the habit
of thrift and in the value education and in the science
of good health 1t has built and maintains the only Negro
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-01-01

Is in Hattiesburg working in the interest of the
organization. While being in South Mississippi he will
visit the following lodges: Pcayune Sumrall Churchill
Silvercreek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29

azokkal, akik ma hajlektalanul
es lerongyoltan otthonaik rom
jain varjak, hogy rajtuk a
nemzet, a kormany segitsen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29

rut k0vet6 szemermetlen ados-
sag letagadasra emlekszik, ha-
mem ugy tartja, hogy a buta
"beket" tanacsunk ellenere csi
naltak es ugy erzi lit minden-
XII, hogy az atnant csak a sajat
f6ztjet fogja megenni.
S mikor a franciak es ango-
lok a "szerz6desek szentsegere"
hivatkoznak, gunyos mosollyal
kell ARA az id6re gondolnunk,
mikor nehany eve kormanyunk
olyan eredmenyteleniil invita-
ia az eur6pai hatalmakat, hogy
akadalyozzak meg. Japant
Manchukuo elrablasaban. Ak
kor magunkra hagytak ben
ninket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
iii d I'll SZEM NJ lie

erzete vegre oda parancsolna a
francia hadsereget a sz0vetse-
ges vedelnere, kulonboz6 meg
lepetesekre Ell lehetunk kesziil-
We. -
Akik ma szovetsegesek egy-
massal, azok holnapra ellense-
gekke valhatnak es a mai ell
lensegek egy s.reszet egyrnas
mellett fogjukaa a harcteren ia
lalni.
A k0vetkez6 napokban - ha
mem lesz haboru - Magyaror-
szag fel6l es a magyar kovete-
lesek fel6l ,sokat fog Magyar
Amerika olyasni. orarol- -6rara
mas helyzetet fognak jelenteni
a radon, de jelenleg csak egy
biztonsagot lathat, aki tovabb
nez az orranal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
AZ AUTO IPARBAN A

munkat megkezdtek bar
meg nem dolgoznak teljes er6-
vel, AIT remelik, hogy negy
heten belul minI.en gyarban
rendes iizemmel dolgoznak.
A piact6l f1g fiiggni, hogy
milyen allaId6 lesz a terme-
les s bar culfiit0tt remenyek-
kel nincsenek, AIT hiszik. hogy
ha nerl is kitiin6, de legalabb
is "iJ' lesz a szez6p, ami 0t-
hat. havi allando munkat je-
Nntene az iparban.
Szomoru, hogy a hatarozot-
tan erezhet6 fellendiles daca-
ra a WPA munkasok szama
(Fo)vtatas az six ,ldalca:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

kilenc het ota tarto allan
do javulasaban nemi vissza-
eses ALT be a multi heten, inert
a nemzetk0zi helyzet elijesz-
tett az vi vallalkozasoktol min
denkit.
E nagy bizonytalansag es a
fenyeget6 helyzet dacara a ja-
vulas tovabb tartott, de az utob
bi hetekben megszokott iram-
nal lassabban.
A nehez iparban negyven-
het szazalekos iizemmel dol
goztak, de az auto ipar rende-
lesei meg mem erkeztek be es
a nehez ipar k0vetkez6 honap-
jaiban az uzemet az auto ipar
szukseglete fogja megszabni.
A vasutak forgalma kilenc-
venegyezer rakott kocsival volt
magasabb, mint az el6z6 heten,
de meg mindig messze va
gyunk a tavalyi forgalomtd, a
mely szazhatvanezer rakott ko-
csival volt nagyobb az el6z6
ev ugyanezen heteben.
A konnyu ipar roppant meg
egy kicsit a multi heten, inert
a haborutol valo retteges a
kereskedoket visszatartotta a
nagyobb aranyu vasarlasokt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
AZ EGYEStJLT ALLAMOK

nepe ugyan a .felhaborodas
es az undor iszonyatayal nezte
AIT az arulast, amit Csehor-
szag szovetsegesei elkovettek,
de a francia Is angol felhivas-
ra mem volt haj1and6 beleugra-
nj a veres jatekba.
Hiaba hivtak-csalog ben
nlinket, hogy Anerika sz6lal-
jon meg a "demokraciak" We
delmere, egy ilyen ''megsz6la-
las" els0p0rne meg Rooseveltet
is a helyer6l.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok koruna
)nya es nepe nemcsak a habo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
MAGYARORSZAG
TERULETET

nyer mindenkeppen, ha a
haborut elkeriilik, nemcsak
azert, inert ait ma mar -
k0zvetve ugyan, de = a nemet
diktator is kivanja, nemcsak
azert, inert az olasz diktator is
ilyen iranyban ervenyesiti a
befolyasat, hanem els6 sorban
azert, inert Anglia felig-med-
dig allando beket akar csinal-
nj.
Ha mem lesz haboru, akkor
altalanos revizi6 lesz, amelynek
soran legalabb reszben igazsa-
got fognak szolgaltatni Magyar
orszagnak.
A francia es angol koruna
nyok csak akkor lesznek kepe-
SEX a saiat polgaraikkal lenye-
letni szovetsegesuk elarulasa-
max az undor'to bekajat, ha
altalanos reviziot csinalnak.
Egyebkent az angol kormany
megbukik, Franciaorszag pedig
teljesen anarchiaba fullad es
egy-ket even beliil oszlasnak
indul.
Sem Nemetorszag, sem Len
gyelorszag mem fogjak megen-
gedni, hogy az vi Csehorszag
szomszedja lehessen Romania-
max S a kis antant halalgyiiru-
je tovabb is fennalljon, a ma
gyar hatarokat tehat eleg
messzire kitoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
J0SLASOKBA JOAN

ember nemf bocsatkozik meg
norma'is id6kben sem es az
sem lehetetlen, hogy Csehor-
szag vegso elkeseredeseben =
es a Sovjettol tiizelve = on
gyilkossagra szanja magat, a
mely esetben a haborut elke-
rtilni mem fogiak.
Ebben az esetben a helyzet
Magyarorszagot a nemetek
melle kenyszeriti isrnet es bar
minden -tisztesseges ember ir-
t6zattal gondol egy vilaghabo-
ru lehet6segere es minden ma
gyar ezer k0nnyel a s0iveben
gondol ARA, hogy szerencset-
len Sztil6foldiink ismet verez-
nj fog, Magyarorszag egy vi
haboruban sem fog semmikep-
pen elveszni.
T0bbet mem vaghatnak lie
bel6le, mint amennyit mar le-
vagtak es koldusabba mar mem
tehetik, mint amilyen koldust
csinalt bel6le Trianon; es ha
meg egy bekek0tes lesz a villa
gon, meg egyszer mem fogjak
megismetelni AIT a buta 60
noszsagot, ami most esetleg az
vi haboru rennet rahoZza a vi
iagra. M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
KORMANYUNK
TERMESZETESEN

teljesen fel van kesziilve egy
esetleges europai haborura,
hogy az ne erjen varatlanul
benntinket hogy gazdasagi
eletJnk folyasaban az eros XII
lengest keruljuk.
Hala a haborus ad6ssagok
letagadasanak, nagyobb meny
nyisegii anyagot lit a hadvisel6
felek mem kapnak, inert mem
vehetnek csak keszpenzert. A
Johnson t0rveny ait is meg
tiltja, hogy a volt "hti szovet-
segesek" hitelt kapjanak lit
meg egyszer.
Minthogy a szovetseg oriasi
buza es gyapot felesleggel rem
delkezik, keszpenz-iizletet csi-
naIhatunk, anelkiil, hogy lit
az arak hirtelen felSzOknenek
es elviselhetetlen dragasagot
okoznanak ebben az orsZag-
ban.
Az termeszetesen bizonyos,
hogy eur6pai haboru eseten
ugy a hadsereget, mint a navyt
gyorsan es er6sen fejlesztenenk
S ez vi terheket fog rakni a
nemZetre, amiben azonban hi
bat senki mem fog talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
A CSEH "DEMOKRACIA"

masfelszer annyi idegen mem
zetiseget tartott igaban, mint
albany cseh volt az vi orszag-
ban es a cseh "demokracia"
husz even at allandoan cs0r-
gette a kardjat, ha a magyar
nemzet hangosan lelegzett.
Rank nezve masodrendii ker
des, hogy mennyire jogosak a
nemet kovetelesek - es eek
a kovetelesek a ''bekeszerzode-
SEX" kepmutato alap igejere
vannak epitve - es rank nez-
We pillanatban masodrendti
kerdes az is, hogy a vilag sza-
mara mennyiben kivanatos a
Hitler ujabb gy6zelme.
Csehorszag bukasa a magyar
reviz ct, SGT valosziniileg az al
talanos reviziot jelenti, amely
tiz ev ota esedekes volt es a
melynek csak a francia inn
perializmus es a kis antant
alt az utjaban.
Anglia a reviziok yalamilyen
merteket tizenot eve siirgette
S ha az Csehorszag osszeomla-
saval kezdodik, az a magyaro-
kat gyaSzba mem d0nti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
CSEHSZLOVAKIA
HALDOKLASA

minden mas esemenyt elho-
malyositott a multi heten. Mem
csak azert, inert magyar szar-
mazasu amerikaiak Trianon
bukasanal nagyobb esemenyt
el mem tudnak kepzelni, ha-
nem azert is, inert a nyugat-
eur6pai hatalmak peldatlan
arulasa a fogadott haza kill
politikajat es gazdasagi eletet
is sulyosan erintik.
Akarnnilyen visszataszito a
franciak es az angolok arulasa
el6ttiink, a csehek halalverg6-
deset reszvettel mi igazan mem
nezziik.
Csehorszag feje kovacsolta a
kis antant halalgyGriijet Ma
gyarorszag megfojtasara, Cseh-
orszag volt a biinsz0vetkezet
legarrogansabb tagja 20 even
keresztiil es csehorszag ossze-
tetele volt ket evtizeden keresz-
till a leggennyesebb sebe a vi
lagnak. A francia imperializ-
mus - amely eletre hivta a
hitlerizmust = a kis antantot
tartotta a Observation-Disclosures
es lit az ideje, hogy ez a fun
damentum eldiilj0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
EGY K0TELESSEGE LESZ

haboru eseten minden anne
rikai polgarnak. Hogy meg6riz-
re hazank semlegesseget es
hogy ne tiirje meg ait a fek-
telen agitaciot meg egyszer,
amivel huszonegy eve haboru-
ba sodortak ezt az orszagot.
Ha Europa alla;nai keptele-
mex egymas mellett bekeben
megferni, azor valtoztatni mem
tudunk, de semmi esetre mem
a mi k0telessegiink, hogy az
8 veres vitaikat eld0ntsiik.
S emlekeznie kell ra minden
amerikai polgarnak, hogy csak
azert tudtak a haboruba So
dorni benniinket, inert meg
turtiik, hogy bankarjaink es
nagyiparosaink milliardokat
fektessenek a haboruba keny-
telenek voltunk a penz utan
atmenni.
Ha haboru lesz, minden ep-
kezlab ember k0vessen ell min
dent, hogy kormanyunk es kon
greSszusnak a haboruS uzletek
nagyfoku kiterjeszteset ne tiir-
je S, hogy minden propaganda
max azonnal iisson a SAHARA.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
MEM LEHET MEGVETES

nelkiil nezni AIT a francia
arulast, amely egyszerre ne
gyedrangu hatalomma siilyesz-
tette Franciaorszagot es amely
ketsegesse tette, hogy sokaig
maradhat-e villa g-birodalom
Anglia, de az arulast megert-
jiik.
Nehez lenne mondjuk Del
afrika, vagy Australia polga-
raival megertetni, hogy miert
menjenek pont Csehszlovakia
vedelmeben a halalba, kiil0n0-
sen ha tekintetbe vessziik, hogy
Anglia kozvelemenye ennek a
mestersegesen felfujt orszag-
max a kiepiteset tizen0t eve
oriasi hibanak tartotta.
Franciaorszag viszont mem
mer Anglia tamogatasa nelkul
tamadni, kenytelen tehat nem-
csak nagyhatalmanak alapza-
tat feladni, hanem izolalni on
magat a k0vetkez6 evtizedek-
re, amig a nemzetek ezt az
arulast el mem felejtik.
Csak a Soviet volt allitolag
keszen ra, hogy Csehorszag We
delmere siessen, inert Oroszor-
szag szivesen latina, ha Europa
egy veres haborun kereztiil
anarchiaba siilyedne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
MIKOR E SOROKAT

papirra vetjiik, meg mem
tudjuk, hogy lesz-e vi vilag-
haboru, de minden jel AIT mu-
tatja, hogy AIT el fogjak ke-
riilni.
Ha m6gis a haboru megpro-
baltatasa j6nne a vilagra, ha
a francia polgarok tisztesseg-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
A MULTI HET
ITTHONI

legnagyobb esemenye terme-
szetesen a vihar es arviz volt,
amely hatszaznal t0bb ember-
aldozatot k0vetelt es ezer mil
lio dollarnal t0bb anyagi kart
okozott a nemzetnek.
Szerencsere a sz0vetseg a
segelymunkakra fel van ala
posan kesziilve es a szeren-
.csetlenseg alta1 sujtott polgar-
tarsaink hianyt semmiben
nem fognak szenvedni.
A V0r0s Kereszt a s0eren-
csetlenseg pillatnaban meg
kezdte a segites munkajat es
Amerika polgarai bizonyosan
napok alatt 0sszeadjak AIT a
felmillio dollart, ami az els6
segelynyujtashoz szikseges.
Az eur6pai esemenyek a
nagy elemi csapas hireit hat
terbe szoritottak ugyan, de a
nemzet szive egyiitt dobog
The Washington times., 1938-12-22
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26 RAYON TAFFETA DRAPERIES Many colOrs and
styles Were 3.95. Now. W....................p lao
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Toys Sharply Reduced

DESK AND CHAIR SETS. Maple finish. RoLtop
style. Were 8.97. Now .....................7
300 ASSORTED GAMES. For adults and children
were zoc-Z9c. NOW ....................1 19S
"a MECHANICAL TRAIN SETS. Complete with tracks
Fine SETS Were loo. Now. ....................S Sac
80 DOLLS HIGH CHAIRS Wood in maple or ivory
llhlSn. were l2o NOW. ....................7 77S
4S DRESSED DOLLS. 14-inches high With flannel
73 ASSORTED DOLLS. DrnknWet, rubber char.
acter dolls and others. Were soc. Now. ...... AAS
40 METAL PEDAL CARS. Streamlined styles Attrac-
tive coorS Were 1.29. Now. W................... SSG
2s STEEL COASTER WAGONS. For small children
Enameleo were l29 NoW.......... SSS
100 XMAS TREE LIGHTS Eight decorative bulbs in
30 O'CEDAR SETS. Juvenile mop sets for little
mothers. Were 100 Now. ....,.................77
4S MARBLE GAMES. Rambler marble shooting A
fine boys game. Were 100. Now. w........... DOC
36 WOOD ROCKERS. Green enamel finish Nice size
for little girls. Were soc. Now. ..............A A7G
so MYSTOPLANES. With wand. Does many magic
tricks. Lots of fun. Were 100. Now. ......... &C
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Towels and Linens

$50 EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES. White and
colored embroidered. Boxed. Were 89c. Now. pr SIC
IS BATH MAT SETS. / large bath mat and lid cover
to match Were LOO. Now. Observation-Disclosures 7QG
20 TURKISH TOWEL SETS. large towels 2 match.
ing wash cloths. Were l95. Now 10
BATH AND TOWEL SETS. S pieces. Mat large
towels wash cloths. Were 395. Now ........ log
II TURKISH TOWEL SETS. large towel and wash
cloths. Packed. Were 79c. Now. w............ S0G
TOWEL SETS. Towel and wash cloths Cellophane
wrapped. Were 1.49. Now. Now.....................0 00C
10 LINEN BRIDGE SETS Cloth and matching nap
kns. Slightly soiled. Were 1.69. Now. w.........1.19
LINEN BRIDGE SETS. Cloth and matching nap
kns Boxed. Were 100. Now. w.................s0 s0c
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WOmen's l.l9 Capeski1n
Fleece Lined Gloves

Good quality cape in black or brown 40 A.
with allfleece lining. The perfect ~
driving glove. Sizes to 8. O0
700 CAPESKIN GLOVES Light weight slipon and
novelties. to 7l2. Were 1891 SO. Now. .... 99G
100 FINE FABRIC GLOVES. Doube-woven or suede
rayon. Leather trim. Were &c. Now ....... sac
59c NOVELTY WOOL GLOVES. Assorted colors and
styles. to 8. Were soc. Now. w................ AAG
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IT'S SNUGFTTS AND VESTS. Some 1870 WOOL All
sizes. Reinforced. Were 79c. Now.......5 for 81
400 RAYON UNDERWEAR. Pantes, stepins trimmed
with lace or tailored. Were Csc. Now ........ 10G
so SILK SATIN GOWNS. Pure dye. New styles
Small, medium, large. Were $3.50 Now. .0S
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