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Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Mrs. Fred Hudson
Takes Honors At
Bridge Party

Mrs. Fred Hudson was the VIM
ner at the Dams Entire bridge sec
ton meeting Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Norman V. Stewart
in Imperial.
The second prize went to Mrs.
Earle c.. Davis.
Assisting Mrs. Stewart, was Mrs.
David j. Blank, cohostess. who
served dessert prior to the card
party.
The next meeting will be held at
7:30 pm. Monday, Jan 81 at the
home of Mrs. Davis on SO. 9th
street.
Guests and members present
were Mesdames Neal Gavin, c. S.
Reed, Clark Jacobs, Paul Mackey
Lawrence Niles, R. E. Daniel. Rob
ert Elliott, Dorman V. Stewart
David j. Blank, Louis Galloway
Fred Hudson, Earle G. Davis and
Miss Mildred Hubbard.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26

Hula dancers. COW boys and girls,
Gypsies, Mexicans, Pirates, Apaches
and clowns by the dozens flocked
to the Entire Nos "MidWinter Cir
Gus" Tuesday night at the Ten
Thousand club
The hall was decorated in the
circus theme with the circus at
mosphere prevailing. Balloons Of
all sizes and colors hung from the
chandeliers, two roaring lions perch
ed in the corners, while herd of
elephants, zebras, kangaroos, and
monkeys paraded across the stage
Even the refreshments carried out
the atmosphere. A large copper
kettle with steaming hot dogs was
placed in the center of the table,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Society
Clubs
Shrine Social Club
Meets Tuesday
In RraluLey

Members of the White Shrine So
cial club met Tuesday at the lovely
ranch home of Mrs Ophelia Eckert
at Brawley for their regular lunch
con meeting and bridge party.
A delicious luncheon was served
at noon and Mrs. Eckert had her
home attractively decorated with
several bouquets of vari-colored
sweet peas.
Mrs. Charles Long of Ell Centre
won the door prize.
First prize for contract was
awarded to Mrs. Clara Raab OF
Calexico and Mrs. Helen Blackman
of Calexico was second.
Present from Ell Centro were the
Mesdames George Damron, Lilah
KnudSen. A. N. Bucklin, club pres
ident. Marcia Farrell, Matte
Stewart. Bertha Gillette, Esther Nc
Clelland, Serena Ceilings, Charles
Long. Duane Stafford.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Mary Louise B,ark Installed as
Queen of Jobs Daughters

Small, Isabelle Miller, and Margaret
Madden.
Members of the Brawley chapter
assisting as installing officers were
Colleen Doyle, Aileen Smith, Eleanor
Dietrich, and Thelma HollingsWorth.
Other installing officers were Bar
bara Hatch and Audrey Willard.
Following the installation of the
honored queen, Barbara Hatch
sang Speak to Me of Love-
The new queen and retiring queen
presented all of the Jobs Daughters
with lovely violet corsages.
The evening was concluded by
the serving of refreshments with
Idabelle Miller in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
St. Mary's Bazaar,
Chicken Dinner
Set For Thurs.

Plans for the st. MafyS Bazaar
and chicken dinner set for Thurs
day night were completed at the
Altar society meeting Tuesday, at
the home of Mrs. j. P. Eyer.
A delicious fried chicken dinner
will be served from to 8 pm. IN
the church hall. After that the
bazaar featuring all kinds OF fancy
work, will be held.
Mrs. Paul Eyer will be in charge
of the dinner and Mrs. Louis Rentz
will be in charge of decorations.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Mark Ma
gee, chairman, and the MeSdames
Bud Parker. Frank NeSbitt, Walter
Havekorst, w. Hoppe, Eleanor NC
Girk, M. j. Dovey, John Nugent
j. E. Coomes, A. Stewart, j. B. Nc
Neece, Alfred Sage, r. j. Clevenger,
Louis DeVita. p N. Van Slyck and
Miss Anna McManus.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26

ns for trip to Prado to study
{tery were completed at the Arts
h Crafts section meeting Tues
y at the Ten Thousand club.
6everal section members will go
Prado on Tuesday, Feb. l to get
w ideas about pottery to be
piled to their pottery projects.
IS. John Ashley will be in charge
transportation.
Dn Friday, Feb. 25, the section
mbers will entertain their hus-
bids at a Mexican dinner. Mrs.
r. Roberts will be in charge of
dinner to be held at the club.
A large group of the section men,
IS plan to attend the Calexico
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
So { Jf Inf2TPET In w omen Churches
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY,
c of c dinner, l, Barbara Worth
Beginning bridge, 1880, 563 Olive
Arts and Crafts. 1880, ice plant
Stamp and Coin club, 8, high
school
THURSDAY
McCabe- Eucalyptus, 10, 313 West
18th, Imperial
Rotary club, IL, Barbara Worth
st. Mary's dinner, 5-S, church
hall
Methodist dinner, $3.50, Social
hall
Assoc. Farmer Rally, 1880, Will
son school
Teamster local No. 898, 8, Labor
Temple
Townsend club, 1880, Wilson
school
Book Section, 1880, 10000 club
BP.O.E. No. 1925, 8. Elks hall
RAM. No. 109, 8, Masonic Tenn
pie
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 8, Sth
and Main
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
rts and Crafts Section Makes
pans for Trip to Prado

Women's club luncheon on Feb. 10
honoring Mrs. Duncan Stewart
Robinson, president of the Califor-
mia Federation of Women's clubs.
Mrs. Walter Kaucher was well
coined into the section Tuesday, as
a new member.
Luncheon was served to 40 ladies
by the hostesseS, Mrs. Lester Eich-
hold and Mrs. A. r. Tagg.
Guests present were the Mes
danes r. E. Gonder, George E.
Kruger, r. G.. Elmore, jr, r. c.
Elmore ST., and j. F, Warner, all
of Brawley, and Mrs. Robert Ware
of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Mrs. F. D. Jacobs
To Attend Meet

Mrs. F.. D. Jacobs of Ell Centre
will preside over the Board of
Trustees meeting Wednesday, Feb.
2 in Sacramento.
The trustees meeting will be
held prior to the executive board
meeting of the California Fedora
ton of Women's clubs set for Feb
3 and T.
Also on Feb. 2, the district pres
idents will be the dinner guests
of Mrs. Duncan Stewart Robinson
state president.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Rural Council Will
Sponsor Dance
Set For Friday

The Rural Recreation council will
sponsor a Presidents Ball at $50
pm. Friday, Jan. % at the Vete-
rams Memorial hall in Imperial.
Proceeds from the affair will be
given to the Infantile Paralysis
fund. The Imperial veterans are
donating the hall to the council for
the dance.
fashioned dancing will be
featured during the evening as well
as modern dances.
d. E. Green, director of the
council will be in charge. Those
who will assist him are Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Grumbles. Mr.: and Mrs.
Charles Hackleman. Mrs. d. E..
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. w, j. Carrie
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl V. C. North
rup and Mrs. F. o. Rosenbaum.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Emmanuel Circle
viii Meet

Members of Emmanuel Circle Will
meet at 1890 am. Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Roy Womack, $50 M
Centro avenue, for an all-day meet
ing and pot-luck luncheon.
The purpose of the meeting is
to do White Cross work.
The luncheon will be in charge OF
Group /, headed by Mrs. M. H.
Gavin. Mrs L. A. Dunlap and Mrs
j. G.. Neeley will be hostesses,
Mrs. j. A. Whitacre, president,
will preside over the business ses-
sion,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Acacia Home Department Votes
To Chance Meeting Day

Members of the Acacia home de-
partment voted to change their
regular meeting days to the first
and third Wednesdays of each
month at their meeting Tuesday.
Tuesdays meeting was an all
day meeting and pot-luck luncheon
held at the home of Mrs. William
LeFevre.
The next will be a joint meeting
with Mt. Signal home department.
1t will be held on Feb. 9.
Infants clothing was taken up
and the discussion was led by Miss
Florence Glenn, home demonstra-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Seuen Innperialites
Attend Funeral

Seven residents of Imperial went
to San Diego to attend the funeral
of Mrs. P. I. Haddan, former val
ley resident. who was killed re-
Gently in an automobile accident
Mrs. Haddan was a teacher at
Magnolia school for several years.
Those attending the funeral from
Imperial were Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Ryle, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coza
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Green, and Mrs.
George Googe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Glenn Grant Will
Visit Here

Glenn Grant, western represen-
tative of the National Recreation
association will spend two days in
the valley Feb. 9 and 10.
He will help those communities
interested, in planting a recrea-
ton program for children outside
of school hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Grand Officers To
Be Honored

Mrs. Mary Isabel Warmer and
Robert Purl Easley will be honored
by the members of the Past Ma
irons and Past Patrons association
at a pot-luck dinner on Saturday
night
Dinner will be served at $50
pm. at the Masonic hill.
Mrs. Warmer is the worthy grand
matron Of the Order of Eastern
Star and Basley is the worthy
grand patron.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Reu. Philip Taylor
Conducts Church
Services

The spiritual recovery" cam
paign under the direction of Rev.
Philip Taylor at the First Baptist
church is progressing with each
service.
Each night some department of
the church is responsible for a
part of the program; wednesday
night being Sunday school night.
The program is so arranged that
the entire service lasts only one
hour. These special meetings will
continue all of this week and next
and Reverend Taylor will preach
at both services next Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
9ol,ttions of Valley Interest
|assed by p. T. A. Board

the eradication of venereal diseases.
The Board OF Managers urges that
the state Board of Education en-
power the State superintendent of
Public Instruction and State De-
partment of Education to take i'm
mediate steps necessary to provide
the teachers of the state with
proper guidance in a functional
program of health education.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
ton agent.

IfUII dBtIII.
AT the business meeting it was
announced that the home depart
ment had cleared Sis ON the chick
en- dinner they held recently at
the Acacia clubhouse.
Present were the Mesdames Les
lie Mcconnell, E. j. Rhodes, Gladys
Hawks. Lyle Crumrine, A. M. Wy
att, G. Russell, c. w. Dyer, Drexel
Corfman, William LeFevre, Jessie
Littrell, L. Brown, R. F. Ballou, w.
j. Rubidoux. T. R. Lytle and Miss
Glenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
10Y Orin Lewis
|orn Monday

(peroy Orin Lewis arrived at the
Centre hospital Monday after
bn to Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Lewis
Big Bear.
rle baby weighed six pounds,
ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis are former
.idents of Ell Centric. Mrs. Lewis
Dawn McBeath, daughter of
|vid M. McBeath, before her mar
ge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Bachelors Make
Plans For Party

Members of the Bachelors club
completed plans for their mountain
party to be held at Lake Cuyamaca
on Sunday, Feb. 6, at their dinner
meeting Tuesday night at the Bar
bara Worth hotel.
Allan Gillespie, Vic Smith and
Russell Lewis are to be in charge
of arrangements for the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Book Section To
Hold Meeting

Mrs. A. B. Hanson will be the
guest speaker at the Junior Ten
Thousand club Book section meet
ing at 73O pm. Thursday at the
club.
Mrs. w. H. HaakinSon will be
hostess at the meeting and those
unable to attend will contact her
at 701 or 1048.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Mt. Signal P.-T.A.
To Meet Thursday

Members of the Mt. Signal Par
ent-Teachers' association will meet
at 2:45 pm. Thursday at the school,
The subject to be discussed Will
be Home Play in Rural Areas
Important business will be taken
up. Mrs. George Thompson. presl-
dent. said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Home Department
To Hold Meeting

Members of se-Mesquite home
department will meet at 10 am.
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Claude Morris at Imperial.
1t will be an all-day meeting
with a pot-luck luncheon served
at noon
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
St. Paul's Guild
Plans Dinner

Members of st. Paul's guild Of
the Episcopal church met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Tondro
to make plans for their parish din
ner set for Tuesday, Feb. 8 in the
church hall.
Mrs. Harry Horton will be in
charge of the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Wilson 4-H Club
To Hold Social

Wilson All club will hold box
social at pm. Friday at the
school.
Good food, movies and special
entertainment will be featured.
Everyone is invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
CATCH COLD EASILY 3?

Los Angeles - Mrs.
Mary Castro, 9110 Miner
Ave, says: my son
would catch cold very cas-
lily. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery built
him up just wonderfully
made him so much strong
er- and it has been three
months since he has had
a cold" Buy it in liquid
or tablets from your drug
gist today. See how much
Stronger and more vigor-
. using this tonic.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
McC Cabe-Eucalyptus
Dept. To Meet

McCabe- Eucalyptus home depart
ment will meet at 10 am. Thursoay
at the home of Mrs. Tom Allen, 3l3
West 18th street. Imperial.
Books and current magazines will
be discussed by Mrs. Leo Magee OF
the county library.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26

Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Eyer attend
ed ladies' night at the Brawley XII
wants club dinner meeting, Eyer
is the newly installed president of
the FL Centre Kiwanis club,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Methodist Dinner
To Be Held

A special program has been plan
ned for the pot-luck dinner to be
held at $50 pm. Thursday at the
Methodist social hall.
Former Kansas residents will at
tend the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
NeUs Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and MIS-. MOTIFS HarVery
former El Centre residents, spent
Tuesday visiting friends here. They
now make their home in Paso
RobleS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26

Mrs. Frank Miller of Chicago is
visiting relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Balm, near Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26

has practiced General Veterinary
for a considerable time He
occupies the building DR.. McNay
formerly used. Estimates are
underway for complete re-
modelling job . For Veterinary
rvice Call $50 Day or
light Calls.
[nR ROGER L RAI ENRAKE
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
She Shall Have
Music

WHEREVERar arS.s--=SzSS~.zNy
SHE GOES if --NNN>J1
you presentN NM
her with aSSN NM
1888 m d | my,
Motorola car DN nS
radio. These lllll
radios must be ANKNEWn
seen to be ap- -
preciated. Low i1Sss,s slss.1
prices and easy ~ -
terms.
GOODRICH STORE
III Main st. ........ ........ El Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26

Gus you feel after using this tonic.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
Does Your Pet
Need Attention

IHEoAI1DLGoo VI
! what p e t you
have, it does get
|droopy and listle5s
sometimes, does
int it? DR..
|Bolenbaker, 4 4 2
S. 4th St, can
help you with
|your problems on
earring for your
|pets. DR.. Bolen-
baker + e &C II 1 ! y
|Cane here from
! Fresno where he
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-26
By Gladys Moore

ISAY Don't look now but I'm back again. With bar
gans for the whole family The wise readers of these
papers are the who take heed to these tips and
.save moneys. A.
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Steel Wardrobe
Cabinets
Greatly Reduced Because

Greatly Reduced Because
Slightly Scratched or Damaged.
s, size l5x6O, were S4.98,
$3.50
Z, size 2lx6o, were s7.25,
S4.66
I, size 2lxee, wos s7.es, $4.ee
!. size 27xeo, wos $lo.25,
$6.ee
I, size 5ox7o, wos sl2.es,
$7.66
20 Full Length Mirrors, slightly
spotted; sold os is. Were
$1.25 ---..--39e
20 Bird Cage Stends. assorted
shapes and sizes. Sold os is,
Fridoy doy-------------3se
80 Both Sprays. regularly 49e.
29e
8 Beth Hemps,s, vorious sizes
and eoIors. Sold as is. FRI
doy ----------------$1.79
Is Reed Shopping Baskets, reg
uIorIy Sl.29---------33e
Z Detroit Jewel Cos Renses;
one ivory, one in ivory and
green. Fully insulated; outo-
motto lighter; smokeIess, pull
out broiIer; porcelain burners
and erids; Rovert-show oven
heat control. PRICE INCLUDES
INSTALLATION. Regularly
$l24.5O $3.50
] Toble Top Detroit Jewel Cos
Rense; ivory and green finish.
Fully insulated; oven-heot con-
troll, automatic lighter; puII-out,
smokeless broiIer. Regularly
$lO4.5O -----$69.50
Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17

Printed cretonne Dssperies, 100"
wide to pair, w yards long. IS
CHEEKY potterns and eoIors for Spring.
Note how wide they ore. Only 78
poirs. Regularly S3.o5, Friday,
poIr $3.l9
5o-ineh Upholstery Fobries. cut from
full rolls. Wide voriety. Reuphoster
an odd chair on ottoman, dining room
chair scots. Friday, yord SIC
Cushion Dot Morqu;sette. 43" wide.
Ivory or eeru with q fluffy dot. Make
lovely curtains. Regularly 29c, Fridoy,
Curtains . . Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Hond-Embroidered
MODELS
4:% 4::. A price

Than TX E1CO
} liasR 1ebleeleths, size Sax
IL less "
} Crib Quilts, Friday, re-
duced -----------------h
} UnbIssehsd Bsdsprssds with
eolored embroidery; double size.
Reduced ---------------h
I Bedroom Set Of 6 pieces; col
ored embroidery on linen; re-
dueed -------------h
Z Bridge Luncheon Sets with
cross-stiteh embroidery, re-
duced ---------h "
! Linen Seorf with cross-stitch
work, reduced ---------h
II Emvoidsrsd Pictures, sold
by pair. reduced ------- "
! Embroidered Choir Set Of 3
pieces, reduced --------h
3 Model BoIsros Of linen with
coIored embroidery. Reduced "
Z Model Linen Skirts with COL
ored embroidery, reduced "
6 Model Towels with coIored
embroidery. reduced ------M
Aria -. Fifth FIsss
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Odds and Ends
Sc. 1Oc. 15c

A few pieces Of red pIoid in
plates, cereals, pIotters, breod
and butter pIotes. Also q few
pieces Of decorated pottery.
China, Glass Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17
39c StemlWare
In 2-tone CoIors
PIC

Green with erystoI or rose with
erystoI. A discontinued OPEN
stock pattern in most Of the
wanted sizes. 400 pieces.
Pottery Flower Pots
Glaxsd Flower Pots in bright
shodes. With ottoched soucers;
6-ineh size. Regularly 69e, 39e
Flower Pots, soueer ottoehed;
5-ineh size. Regularly soc, 2se
Flower Pots, soucer ottoched.
Regularly 29c and 35e, FRI
DIV To-
Evening star., 1938-03-17
$l.95 Gowns
and Pojomos Of Royon
81 each

In white and teorose. Sizes IS
and Is.
s Sstia-Stvips Rsyen Gowns
with long sleeves; in navy blue.
Sizes IS and Is. Were $2.95.
Friday y---------$l 81
70 Vssts end Pontiss Of silk.
ond-wooI. Small sizes only.
Were 75e. Fridoy-- for 81
s RsyoH Gowns in extra sizes.
Long sleeve style; wee neck. In
teorose with blue trim, and blue
with teorose trim. Were $l.o5.
fridoy y-----------------H
Rsyss Us1iss +. . First FIsss
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Treadeasy Shoes, " Price

In black and browns; suedes and kid Broken sizes:
81 poirs. Were $685. to $l0.75.
Psirs Hostess Slippers. Of white tntobIe CREPE
lsothsr soss. 7H and 8. Were $3.5OS14s
- Psn Wemsn's Hsvss Slippers in vorious styles and
moteroIs. Broken sizes. Were $l.25 to $l.5o 7se
Psis Misses High Front strsps Of white buck Sizes
l2h to z. Were 81.
Footwear Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17
RADIOS

1-le37 kcA viesss csasels,
7-tubs; oil wavs. Wos
1-l937 Pixie csasols: all
wave, 9 tubes. Wos $125
$62.5o
1-ls37 Philes Console; outo-
motic; 9-tube. Was $780, -$45
1-Is37 PhiIee Console; s.
tube. Was $64.95----$32.35
1-ls37 Reysl TsbIs MsdsI,
7 tubes. Wos $50. So -$34.75
1-l937 Reysl ceaseIs; 7
tubes. Was $69.5O----$34.75
Radios Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Oil Silk Shower
Curtains, s2.2s
Regularly t2.95 and t3.95

"a coIors and potterns but we
hove arranged them so you can 90
through them in jiffy. A beautiful
sight they moke, too, with their
brilliant coIorings. Choose from sub
dued, poler colors, or striking ones in
vivid shodes. All ore s feet long and
s feet wide with erommet tops,
reody to hang.
Evening star., 1938-03-17
REMNANTS
Dress Fabrics
h Price

SILK Rsmnsnts, plsin end fsney
. Rsyon Rsmnanss, plain end printed
. Wss'sn Rsmnsnts. pssin end novelty
. cettsn ksmnsnts, pIein o. novelty
Dress Fabrics .. . Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17

200 Psirs Novelty Gloves
Of royon fobries. Navy,
Were SIC. Fri AZ
doy--------
Evening star., 1938-03-17
$l.20 Fafrcrest Sheets
!;:is, *.sss } $l.o9

Our standard brand, firstquaty sheets reduction
Of zoe for Friday only. Have LAUNDERED FINISH,
which means they will retain the same nice finish
as they have when you see them on the counter.
Patchwork Type Bed Quilts, were $685. Friday,
$40
10 Chethem Double BIqnksts, size 72x84. Reou-
orIy $3.e5.
3 WooI-SsaI cemfons with printed cover. Were
$3.50
20 chsthem Part-WooI Blanksts, regularly S22o,
$i.se
Domssies Second Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17
PAINTS

~ 0sIIs~s Quick Drying En-.
smsI, for wolIs and wood.
White, ivory. green. Wos $2.98
oollon n--------------S2.29
n 6sIleNs 4-Hovr Spsr vsr.
nish; waterproof, transparent.
Was $3.50 gallon
10 Gems Blsek Asbestos Reof
cessins; seoIs oil leaks. Wos
$2.25 for 5 oolIons
10 6slIens Flst Wall Finish for
woIls or wood. Was $2.25 ooI-
lon -----------$l.69
IS Gallons All-Puspess Gioss
Psint for interior or exterior;
wonted eoIors. Was $3.50 ooI-
Paints -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17
USED Washers
and lroners

! Apex Spia-ory Wsshss. wos
$l39.95 ------------$lo0
] A B c Washsr with electric
pump. Wos $89.95---$59.5o
! A B 6 Washsr with electric
pump. Wos $o9.o5----$69.50
] Apex Woshsv, specioI SIS
] Merge Ironsv. was $69.95,
$3.50
! 6snsrol Electric, floor model.
Special ------S39 S39.95
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Framed Water
Color Pictures
4::: 4t:: A price

A limited number Of pictures
in lovely woter color fIoroI de-
signs, with white or coIored
fromes. IdeoI in poirs. Req
ulorIy $l.5O, Friday, 6oe.
Mirrors Reduced
Reproductions of old Colonial
mirrors; wood frames in mopIe
or walnut finish; picture at top
Of frame. $l.29 size, Fridoy.
ese. $3.50 size, Friday. $3.50.
Porehmentized Shodes, 3oc
Regularly 69c. Sizes for bridge,
toble or floor lamps; fIoroI pat
terms.
Odds and Ends vsnity end
1abIs Besss; slightly domooed.
Were soc to $3.50, Fridoy,
29e to 69e
Lamps, Pictures =. Fifth Floor
$1.95 to $2.35
Kid Gloves Csc
Broken sizes; in Beige, Gray and
Green; so poirs.
"a Pairs String Gloves. hand
mode. White only. Were $1.5O.
EYjdOV S0e
Evening star., 1938-03-17

Regular $l.55 and $l.95
Mems Shirts, $l.O9
Only IS. White solid coIors and woven modros pot
terms. Sizes "a to II in the group but not In each
Style
Regularly 81 39e
IS Mems Wool FIonnel Robes; small, medium ond
large sizes. Were $7.95-
Mems Silk Robes; all fully silk lined; ! large, z
small Sizes Were $32
Evening star., 1938-03-17
Used REFRIGERATORS

] Norge Refrigerator. De Luxe
model; S cubic foot size. Wos
$l54.5O ------$99.5o
Norge Refrigerator. 5 cubic
foot size. Wos $l49.5O. $3.50
; Ner1e, s cubic foot size. Were
$l69.5O -------$o9.S0
I keltinstes, 5 cubic foot size.
Wos $l49.5O ----------$75
Electrical Atbliasess 90.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1938-03-17

Toi!styiss . First Floor
$50 Girdles
$3.50
Semi-stsp-in styles; boned in
front and back.
Z Nine. Irene GirdIss, side hook
style. Size 70. Were $3.50.
Fridoy -------------$5
s Foundations Of lightweight
Iostex and botiste. Were S..
Fridoy y--------------$3.95.
Foundations . . Third Floor
Tennis Racquets
These rocquets are slightly
soiled from handling.
4 cestiend Raequsts; were
$2.45. Fridoy----$l.z3
4 certIsnd Tennis Rsequsts;
were $3.45. Fridoy-----$I.73
Stshsssry First Floor