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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-19
STATE OFFICERS
ON VISIT To CITY
LAWRENCE TRUETT AND r. Z.
BAYLESS PAY CALL AT
THE CITIZEN OFFICE

Lawrence A. Truett. assistant
attorney general at Tallahassee,
and F. E. Bayless. of the State
Land Office. are visiting in the
city. and were callers at the office
of The Citizen today.
These officials are here for the
purpose of Strengthening out mat
tiers in connection with land. the
original purchasers of which are
deceased, and were seeking Ger
tain information which was glad
ly afforded by this paper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan 49,
Legislation that viii automatical-
" draft all of the nations re-
sources in time of war, simultan-
eously with man-power, IS the
chief recommendation in a series
of peace insurance proposals pre-
sented to Congress by the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars of the Unit
ed States and designed to put
teeth in the campaign. currently
being waged by the Veterans to
keep the United States out of
war.
IF the owners of industry
could be told today their profits
will cease the minute war is de-
clared by the United States" de-
clareS Commander-in-Chief Scott
P. SquyreS, you can be sure they
will do everything in their power
to keep us out of war. If Uncle
Sam viii tell the farmers they
will make no profits on their
wheat, nor their livestock, during
the duration of the war, you can
be confident every farmer viii
demand a vote against war by his
Congressman. If Uncle Sam viii
tell organized labor there viii be
no bOom-time wages, and that la
Dor must make equal sacrifices
with the soldier, we viii then
have the added force of organized
labor calling upon Congress to
keep America at peace. When we
have the courage. and the good
sense, in this country to de-prof-
itize war, then the forces which
cIamor for war viii be properly
muzzled. In the midst of hyster-
ical patriotism there is nothing
that viii induce sober reflection
more effectively than a reminder
of the personal profit losses in
volved-
Legislation on our statute
books. which viii make each and
every citizen assume his rightful
share in the costs and burdens of
conducting a war, viii make US
stop and think carefully before
we let hysteria sweep US into an
other war.
The prepaid wars" plan sup
plements a campaign now being
waged BY the V. T. W. to secure
5000. 900 signatures TO a petition
calling upon Congress to adopt
and apply policies designed TO
keep America out of war
Commander in Chief SquyreS
makes a careful distinction be
tween this campaign and various
proposals Of different Congress
men 10 require q referendum of
the people. BY Constitutional
amendment, before the United
States could declare war.
We. as overseas veterans. are
not convinced this amendment
would serve 20 keep America at
peace. the order states We
know how easy il is 20 stampede
public sentiment into q eiamor for
war. We are familiar with the
insidiouS influence Of propaganda.
and how IL can be used BY any
powerful agency TO convert a
group Of peace-loving people into
an arm Of bloodthIrSty fighters.
Let Us picture What would
happen today II the powers-that-
be N Washington should decide
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-19
Alden HadIey Gives Talk
AT Service Club Meeting
Lecturer Of Audubon As
ISOLATION Cites Mat
tiers Relative To Bird
Life

Summarizing the ten startling
phases of the menace 10 bird and
animal life in the country, as
iterated by President Roosevelt
in 1896 at the North American
Conference on Wild Life Con.
servafion. Alden II. HadleY. ex-
tension lecturer with the Audi
bon Association. interspersed the
headings with significant COM
ment in a short talk at the weekly
dinner Of the Service Club last
night al the Stone Church annex.
Topics treated:
ID 100000 acres of wild
life breeding grounds drained
and depleted. % IS per cent of
streams and waters of country
polluted by industrial and NUM-
cipaI wastes. 90 173,00O,O00 acres
of the country overgrazed and
partially denuded of vegetation.
(4) Eight wildlife species ex-
tinct and others in shadow of ex-
tinction. 90 Overseeing and lack
of regulation have destroyed the
commercial and sport fishing of
Great Lakes. co. The Atlantic
and Pacific have been depleted
almost to exhaustion of their
fish.
ca Sturgeon, salmon, shad al
most gone from inland water
ways. Furbearing animals and
resources, which once supplied
the worlds markets, now supply
less than half Of the United
States needs. CD Larger birds
and animals. such as the moose.
caribou, wild turkey, sage grouse,
mountain sheep, woodcock,
prairie chicken, migratory water
fowl, antelope, bison. exist only
through agencies of rigid protec-
ton. CO. Game fish in most of
the inland waters mostly de-
pendent on continuation of arti-
fetal propagation and stocking.
ll0) National program or pub
lie policy of conservation.
Florida was the last state to
20 pass laws regulating hunting
and fishing in its boundaries and
in this state the wildfire has suf-
fered most, Mr.. Hadley said and
stated that thousands of tourists
come TO Florida TO observe the
rare and strange birds of this
state. the richest state in the
union for natural resources.
There are 49, species of birds in
Florida.
Mr.. Hadley. a most entertain
ing and l6nlof6us speaker. fur
Their stated tfIaf ne Travelled
about 10000 miles IN a cat boat
near Melbourne, Florida, study
ING bird and animal life.
The point IS to be always a
"bow shot ahead OF ones con-
servation problems he said.
Stephen Cochran Singleton adj
dressed the club and said that he
has always been happy to OBJ
serve that no wholesale fishing
tournament slaughter has ever
been conducted in Key West. but
that he fears in the near future
some fellow viii get the idea that
he can make money on such
tournament and Key West win be
initiated into a most destructive
and small form of sportsman
ship.
President Gerald Saunders
preached the idea of a Ladies
Night" at the club.
Darnell Carey. Hastings Smith,
Allan Hampton, were appointed
as members of a revolving CON-
mittee 10 attend future council
meetings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-01-19
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Evening star., 1938-05-26
Fine Furniture 10 Price

Occasional Chair solid Philippine mahogany FRAME rust
cotton tapestry Was $50 SIS
Occasional Chair modern style with Maroon leatherette
Was $35
Overstued Chair Button pillow back style with reversible
cushion Green cotton and rayon brocatelle
Originally $5250. Now ------$2s
rayon seat Was $13 $6.5o
Wrought Iron Chair, white with seat cushion. Originally
Modern End Table with small drawer, mansonia wood
l Pedestal Lamp Table walnut veneer gum with drop
leaves and small drawer Brass claw feet Was $3.50
Now $S.75
Swivel Ton Console Table can be converted
card table Top slightly warped Originally $50 Now $97s
4 Vanity Benches walnut and gun modern style
Cotton tapestry seat cover in gray Was $l1 $3.50
Walnut Veneer and Gum Vanity with medallion inaid de-
sign ir front. Originally $3.50.
Unfinished Vanes could well be used for serving tables
Were $3.50
Chinese Coffee Tables eakwood with beautiful hand
Tables above except smaller Slightly damaged Orig
inaly s4250 Now.------- $21
Windsor Chair, mahogany finish hardwood. Was se75
Mahogany End Table, with spool legs ana two shelves
Was $3.50.
Buffet, mahogany veneer hardwood. Lock on door
and drawer Beautiful serpenne front Was $f25 Now $6sso
Dining Room Table double pedestal type mahogany veneer
Side Chair. solid mahogany with vorycoored leaherette
seat Was $25. Now $3.50
Side Chairs solid PHILIPPINE mahogany Chinese Chppen
dale style with muslin seat covers Were $780, SIS
1 Console Table, mahogany hardwood. Hepple-
white style. Was $3.50. $s25
Round Table Lamp Heppewhite design with inlay Sides
1 Vanity Bench, modern style Myrtle wood with green
cotton -and-rayon seat cover Was So
Kneehole Vanity maple with swinging mirror Originally
F1ip-Top Occasional Table. Mansonia wood Was ;as
FURNITURE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Pewterware Less Than 10 Price

Many Williamsburg reproductions included.
Wall Lights Originally $45. Now-------------sl1. Is
Teddy Heater Originally $1250 $31S
1 Vase Originally S.. 3l15
Compotes Originally $3.50. S325
Apiece Tea Set and Tray Originally $43 Now--3la75
Pitcher Originally $6o SIS
Sugar Shaker Originally $3.50.
Spiece Cocktail Set Originally $50. 50
Candlesticks Originally So Now------.$225
Stamp Box Originally $ll5o
Slightly imperfect PIoted Ware Reduced
Vegetable Dish Originally S. Now-------------$1 $175
sets Boulon Spoons to SET Originally So as SET Now -
; Dinner Forks Were $685. Now------ 75c
Soup Spoons Were ST. 500
Cigarette Box. Originally $3.50. Now------------55c
set Reflection Mrors Originally $3.50 Now 115o
Reflector Mirrors. Originally 80 and ~. Now-----Sl2s
SnvEz ROOM, FIRST FLooa.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Wool Jigger Goats, '2.?2'
Originally $3.50 and S7.95

Originally $3.50 and 57.95
35 coats in navy black blue and rose sizes IL to co.
30 Wool Knit Suits SuperCna yarn Aqus. peach, blue
beige IA Originally s085 Now, $495
rs Wool Skirts gold aqua and beige Sizes "a to 49,
Were IS and 50 95. .$2S5
IS Bouses rayon crepe satin White. gold brown,
and beige Sizes 80 to 40 Originally s39 $685. Now, S15
IS Rayon Knit Suits 2piece in aqua navy gray rose. Sizes
IA to 20, 80 to A. Were $1095 Now $5.95
19 Bathing Suits in with Iastex and wool
Slightly soled Sizes 80 SO. Blue, white and wine
Were $685. to 1895. $3.50
Sports in linen and White
yellow brown and cherry. Sizes 16 to A. Were $l095.
Now -$8.l5
SPoRrswEAR THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Teen-Ase Frocks, 95'
Originally 81

Originally 81
Is cotton frocks in plain colors and
prints. Sizes IL to 16.
Is Teen-Age Printed Cotton Frocks.
Sizes IL to 16. Were So.
Now S1.65
20 Teen-age and Chubbee Dresses
of rayon taffeta and crepe. Solid
colors and prints. Sizes IL to 16.
Originally $5.95. s7.95. Now. S2.25
GIRLS AND TEEN-AcE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Open-Mesh Summer
Curtains, Special 85e pair

200 pairs delightful colorful airy cotton curtains
Tan body with striped border green, red rust blue
peach, and brown. 90 yards cased and headed,
ready to hang.
pairs Marqusete Tailored Curtains crossbar design in
ecru 2I6 yards cased and headed S5c
pairs Tailored Marquisee Curtains Of deustered and
eggshel I6 yards cased and headed. Pair 81
ITO pairs Ruf1ed Marquisee Curtains with pin dot. in
cream beige and white. "a yards long Pair -------
A collection of curtains reduced " to a.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Readable Books, So
ORIGINALLY 75c TO So

Originally 75c to So
200 books, mostly recent fiction,
to please all tastes.
$50 Books of various types. Orig
inally CSC and 81. Now---25c
100 Books, mostly garden books.
fiction, and some state maps.
Originally soc to 81. Now-----bc
The BOOK STORE, AISLE 23,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
One-Piece Foundations. s2 81
We're IS

10 Bien Jolie foundations Of cotton -and-rayon
batiste. Cotton lace tops. Sizes IS, 80 to A.
Is Lily of France and Woodthrop piece Foundations
Of batiste Firm models for fuller figures
So to 43. Originally $85O and $40. S395
80 Hollywood Braseres for daytime and evening Cotton
lace and net in tearose white and black Sizes 3 @ 3 co.
Were 81 SO and 81.
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR. =.
Evening star., 1938-05-26

50 lars Fruit Mix. One-pomd
jars. Were SOC. Now 2Sc
6 jars Branded Fruits. 14-ounce
jars. Were 81. Now---------65c
- lars Preserved Ginger. Jars
slightly imperfect. Were 35c.
Now
Assorted Gum Drops. Pound --25c
Cocosnut and Caramel Strips.
Pound $50
CANDY, AlsLs Ii, FIRST FLooR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Misses aiIored Suits, 'I4'9'

Originally s25 to S3995
IS man tailored and softer-type SUITS some with
contrasting jacket and skirt. Black and white
check blue beige brown, toast and oxford. Sizes 10
to 49,
Fur trimmed Swagger Coats Collars Of wolf and gayac
Black blue and toast wooens Sizes 31 35 39s1. Were
Three length coats and hp-length
fitted jackets Some Of imported weeds all wool fabrics
Rose black blue navy and beige Sizes IL to TO- Originally
S35 and $40 95 Now--- -----S2 S26a5
Untrimmed Spring Coats in swagger and fitted styles
Black and navy Sizes H. H. 40. Were $2995.
COATS SUITS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Boudoir Dolls, 'l''o

We're S2.25
% dolls with lace trimmed dresses.
Many attractive colors.
Dolls. Originally $395. Now.
s1.s5
Dolls. Originally $295. Now,
$1.45
Bluebird Houses. Were $1.25.
Flicker House. Originally $1.95.
NOW
4 Uncle Jim's Question Bee Games.
Were 81. Now 81
Ricochet Game Boards. Were
$3.50. Now
Is Toy Games (assorted subjects).
Originally Csc. Now loo
63 Buck Rogers Rocket Ships.
Were 10c. Now Sc
Gilbert Foundry Set. Was $3.50.
Is Paper Pistols. Were soc.
NOW ---------- -Z5c
10 Boy Scout Toy Soldier Sets.
Were $3.50. Now-----$1.25
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Women's Shoes, s4'9'

Originally sS.75 to s13.75
ITS pairs in wool gabardne, linen, kid, patent and
baby calf. A good many Pandoras in the group.
Broken style assortment in wide range of sizes.
20 pairs Leisure Slippers in silk satins and fabrics
Originally $3.50 to $3.50. 81 .95
IS pairs Shoes in walking and street styles Kid bucko
nen and calf in the group in broken si1es and styles
Originally $875 to $10.50 -$445
WoAENs SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
China Reduced

Dinner Set for g. Romney pattern English Earthenware,
lovely blue border motif design includes baker and 10 and
IA inch platters 81 pieces. Was $685. Now--- $3.50
Breakfast Set for Romney pattern. English Earthen-
individual Breakfast Sets:
pink banded china ii pieces. Broken set Was 1895
Now --------------$ 81
Se ivory body china with border mo pieces broken
set originally SITS. Now $395
Set ivory china with jeweed band around shoulder 10
pieces, broken set. Originally $3.50 $395
20 Individual Cook Serve Clam Dishes Were 9Oc
Now 45c
"a "Chicks" Now 45c
SO English Earthenware Afer-Dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers. Blue, green, and floral design Were 75c
Now --------- ---- ---------------- 40c
"a English Earhenware After-Dinner Coffee Cups and
Saucers Choice of blue band with gold bands
around edge. Were sl.75 ow-------------- CSC
40 Coffee Cups and Saucers in English Earth
Wide blue bands. Were 81. Now 6Oc
Blue Cook Casserole and Cover Slightly i'm
perfect Originally 1925 Soc
Salad Sets, bowl fork and in white Ephea
Slightly imperfect Were $125.
1 Tall Yellow Vase Slightly Clipped. Originally s6.
White Vase Pottery Slightly imperfect Was ST.
Tall Green Pottery Vase Was IS. Now---------$s.5o
Covered Casseroes in English Gloria Pattern
ware. Originally $3.50 Now $275
Teapot Gloria pattern Crown Ducal Originally IS.
Now $195
Baker, Gloria pattern Crown Ducalware Originally SITS.
Platter American China, 14-inch sze Originally S.
Platter, Gloria pattern Crown Ducaware, 14-inch SIZE
Originally $3.50.
Rim Soup Pates Gloria pattern, Crown Ducaware. Orig
Soups in Give pattern blue motif English earten-
Originally Csc.
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Bicycles R Price

Floor Somptes
1 Rambler, % inch, boys model.
Originally $28.95. Now -$14.45
2 Colsons, 20 inch. Originally
$2695. Now
13 Tennis Rackets. Originally $3.50.
Now $1.25
5 Gasoline Stoves. Originally $3.95.
Now
Gasoline Stove. Was $6. Now So
6 Air Floats. Were S.. Now $3.50
Air Float. Was $10.50. Now $5.25
Also other sporting goods greatly
reduced.
SPORTING GOODS. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Bedroom Furniture Reduced

Lawson Style Sofa Beds with bed-high riseup feature
Brown plum coton-andrayon brocatelle covers Were
$13450. Now $3.50
Innersprng Mattress with biege cotton damask ticking
Mattresses double sz cotton with striped cotton ticking
Box Spring. threequarter with green cotton
Box Spring, double size cotton damask ticking Was
$26.75. Now SlG75
Box Spring. double sz white stripe cotton ticking
Was $2675. Now
Pillow, goose feather 21x27 inches tan and white striped
cotton ticking. Was $3.50. Now-- S225
Ottoman pillow top with quilted chntz cover rust coored
Oomans pillow tops with figured chntz covers in ereen
gold or rust Were $3.50. Now-----------------$5 $3.50
Mattress felt cot sze striped cotton ticking 30 inches
wide. Was SIS. Now Now------.-.- sII
BEDS BEDDING, Sixth FLOOR,
Evening star., 1938-05-26
.oodtex Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls fine quality tissue 1000 sheets to roll
"a Vanity Sets four pieces Assorted coors Were ST.
Is cans Alpd Pine Bath Salts Were $3.50. Now--$185
Is boxes Jergens Bath Soap cakes in box Were 78c.
NOW soc
Nfonogramned Military Brushes Were $3.50. Now--S175
Monogrammed Military Brushes. Were S. Now------S275
Shaving Brush. Was $3.50.
Shaving Brush. Was $10
Shaving Brush. Was $3.50
boxes Face Powder Were 75c
Tor1Era1Es AIsIEs II AND 13, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Juniors StrawHats, 'l'9'

Originally IS
6, in dressy and tailored styles.
Toast. black, and navy. Sizes 2l12
to 221a.
s Children's Straw Hats In red,
beige, navy, and copper. Sizes 21 to
%. Originally 81 to So. Now, 75c
10 Hats in fur felt for girls and
juniors. Brown, green, and navy.
Originally $3.50. Now------ -75c
GIRLS AND JUNIORS MILLINERY.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Girls llndies, 35e

We're SOC
Is cotton-and-rayon mesh vests
and panties in flesh and white.
Vests, sizes 8 to Is; pants/ sizes
8 to IL.
20 Pajamas and Robe Sets. Solid
colors and dots. Two-piece cotton
pajamas with matching robe. Light
and dark colors. Sizes 10 to Is.
Were s3 set,
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Misses Dresses Reduced

Is Dresses in navy and pastel crepes and silk prints
Originally $1495 to- $685.
Is Dresses in plain and printed and silk prints
One style with navy wool fitted coat Originally $1495 to
$2295. Now--------- ------------------S975 So IS
IL Silk Prints pokadoted tafetas and crepe
jacket dresses. Originally s1695 to $685. s125o
Rayon Crepes in beige, aqua violet, navy. Originally
1895 to $25. $14.50
Rayon Crepe Dresses and Wool Suits with short-eeved
boeros Originally $25 and $685. Now -$16.50
10 Silk Prints, rayon crepes and few Gibson Girl styles
Rayon Crepes and silk prints Were s2es5 to $50 s5
Jacket Dresses in black and white check with yellow
rayon jersey blouses. Were 1895.
Misses Maternity Dresses. Sizes II to 20.
Rayon Crepes black and brown Originally $l3s5 and
10 Rayon Cepes printed and plain Jacket styles included
ORIGINALLY Sl3 95 to s2295 1915
Plain Rayon Crepes with print trim Were 1921 Now $450
MISSES DRESSES. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Sizzling Steak P|atters
ESQ We're nS5.95

8 Wagner cast aluminium platters.
/ Wooden Kitchen Cabinet in white
and black. Was 1895. Now
$10.95
8 Wooden Utility Linen Cabinets.
Were $o.95. Now
I Wooden Kitchen Cabinet in black
and white. Originally $25.95. Now,
S12.95
1 Metal Wardrobe. Was $685..
Now
1 Electric Heatiog Pad. Originally
1896. Now w-----------$1.50
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH Ftooa.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Silks Reduced

1000 yards Of Chiffons and Crepes.
plain and printed. Pieces range
from u to yards. Would regu-
larly be from 81 to 50. Now.
yard 300
Cv,~rs CrroNsn ~ M
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Rayon Paiamas, '2'9' We're ,sss

IL pairs twopiece Styles excellent for travelling In rust
blue, aqua, purple and green Sizes II to 20.
size Neggees Wraparound styles in dusty
satin style in purple Sizes so
NEGLIoEEs, FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Furs Reduced

Silver Fox Scarfs. Originally $9875, SIPS
Double Silver Fox Scarfs Were s13975 Now $7250
Kolinsky Scarfs three-skn, veskin. Were SIS and
S29.75. Now $3.50
/ Kolinsky Scarf, 2skins. Was $1750. Now-------$11
l Blended Baum Marten, 3-skns. Was $125. Now--s75
l Dyed Jap Marten Scarf, 2-skins. Originally $59.75
NOW
Dyed Stone Marten Scarf 3-skin. Was $l3975. Now,
SIS
White Lapin Jacket. Originally $4975. Now------$2o
White Lapin Cape. Originally $40 rs. Now------S2o
Silver Fox Capes Were 1926 and $685. Now------$225
Silver Fox Scarfs Were s59.75 Now----------$4475
Red Fox Scarf. Was $4975 Now
Platinum dyed White Fox Scarf. Was $685. Now $74
FuRs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Juniors Shoes, '37'
We're f5Sl tn &6.S0

rs pairs pumps and oxfords in
several styles. Sizes in the group
AAA 5 to 8. IA 4, S. 6, 81, 2.
A AZ, 81, Z, 71a, B 81, S, 5h,
611.
Is pairs Boys Oxfords in brown
and black calf, wing tip. Sizes
In the group B to 5h, G 3, 31z,
4, D 81, 4, ~. Originally $6.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
White Spun Rayon
Suitings, So yard

Originally 81 and SI.5O
210 yards, slightly impsffect. SO
inches wide.
% yards Imported French Cotton
Ratine. 36 inches wide. Originally
81 yard. Now ow----------zSc
Corro0ex 9rcoNm FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Boys Sports Shirts, S.
We're 81

1873 cotton sports shirts with short
sleeves and open necks. Wide
variety of colors and fabrics.
10 pairs Seersucker Pajamas, one
piece styles for small sizes, 4, 6. and
8. Were $3.50. Now $1.10
81 Wash Ties of all silk. Light
colors and lightweight material.
Originally 35c and SOC. Now zoe
Is pairs Of Cotton Half Hose in
light Summer patterns. Sizes 10
and 1912. Were Csc pair. Now, Csc
13 pairs Pajamas, 2-piece style.
white, size Is. Were SITS.
NUW - $1.SJ
81 Summer Hats and Caps. Straw.
linen, and twill. Several styles.
Sizes 624 to rs. Originally $1.25
and SITS. Now 85c
THE BOYS STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
White Swiss Organdy
39e yard Vas SOC

256 yards permanent finish I'M
ported organdy. 36 inches wide.
% yards Tootal English Spun
Rayon. Slightly water-marked. Too
tails crease-resisting finish. 36
inches wide. Originally 81 yard.
Now
WHIT GoopS. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Solid Maple Floor Lamps, $50

We're y3.5U
bridge and candle-arm styles with saddle shaped
trays.
Oxblood China Table Lamps with rayonlned silk shades
Were $45O Now ------------------S S295
Washable Yellow Clair de Lune Shades with large peats.
Were $3.50 Now
Parchment Paper Lamp Shades with English prints.
14-nch. Were 81 So Now w-------------------
IA Paper Shades 10 10 sizes
Originally 81 to IS. to s.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Canvas Porch Curtains
Reduced ia to 10

Is canvas roll-up porch curtains in
assorted painted stripe combina-
tions. to 10 foot widths by 7.6
inch drop.
An assortment Of bedspreads
and draperies greatly reduced.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERrEs,
SEVENTH Fl DOR
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Misses Dinner Gowns
Reduced

group that includes silk chiffon and taffeta rayon
crepe net and satin. In the group white, pink, blue,
wine rose, aqua, orchid, orange, and black Sizes
IL to 20.
8, originally s1ss5 to $685. Now-----------ss.75 ss.75
4, originally $22s5 and $25. $l2So
2, s22s5.
g. originally s35 to s4995 Now-S Sl9 50
1 Wedding Gown in ivory rayon satin. Originally $45.
Now SIS. 50
Wedding Gown in ivory sati Was $499 Now $32
Misses Evening Wraps green rayon afeta and blue
suede Originally Sc 95 and $895.
Jacket in blue rayon velvet Originally $1395. Now IS
l Full-Iength Wrap in black rayon bengalne. Originally
White Ostrich Cape. Was $3s s5. Now-----------S29
MISSES FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1938-05-26
Glassware Reduced

Azure blue glass with satin palm spray cutting.
Pieces match Lido Stemware.
81 pieces including gobles high sherbes and beverage
glasses. Were 90c.
IL Plates, 6-nch size. Originally 75c. Now-----35c
Pickle DISH Originally SIPS. 6oc
Celery Trays Originally ITS Now--------8 85c
Handled Naples. Were 8Oc Now---------40c 40c
2 Bowls Originally 1925 Now $l50
CandIescks. Were $2 81
Compotes. Were $1.50.
Tidbit Tray. Originally S25. 60c
235 pieces Clear Crystal Stemware with cut and polished
Goblets high sherbets and styles beverage glasses
Were 81.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.