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Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
PERSONALS

Rev. w. B. Gordon, who left
Smyrna some two years ago to en-
gage in missionary work in Mexico,
has returned to this country, and
is now visiting friends in Mary
land and elsewhere. He does not
expect to return again. He will be
on a visit to his Smyrna friends the
last of this month, and will doubt
less preach for them while here.
Mrs. Kate Christman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Denys, of New
York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Bailey. Mr.. Denys is also
expected in a few days.
The family of William ]. Carrow
has left Smyrna for a visit Of sew
eral weeks to relatives in Pitts
burg.
Rev. w. S. Robinson left on Sat-
urday to join his family on visit
of several days in Baltimore. His
pulpit was filled Sunday by Rev. J.
v. Smith in the morning and Pre-
sidig Elder France at night.
D. W. Trumpeller has returned
to Florida.
Miss Lizzie Webb, daughter of
John B. Webb, was married to JOS
eph Garrett on Wednesday last by
Rev. w. S. Robinson, followed by a
reception. They went to their new
home in Chester on the same even
ing.
Alex G. Cummins, Jr., left yes
terday for New York to enter the
General Theological Seminary.
Frank Bailey leaves tomorrow
for Lafayette College.
Clarence B. Raymond returned
to-day to the military school at
Chester and w. Roland Bell to
Bordentown. Miss Estelle Waters
has gone to Swarthmore College.
Harry jefferson will leave to-
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
only one remaining

only one remaining.
William Moore, of Magnolia,
aged 72 years, and Mrs. Anna
Smith, of the same place, aged 69
years, were married on Tuesday
evening at Barrett's Chapel, by
Rev. w. t. Valiant. This is Mr..
Moore's fourth bride, and he seems
as happy as he did the first time
he entered the race of life in double
harness.
William F. Causey has purchas-
ed from Judge George P. Fisher a
farm located near Salisbury, Md,
for $4,000.
George w. Kennedy, an aged
man, had a varied experience in
Wilmington on Friday night while
intoxicated. He first fell into the
Brandywine Creek and was fished
out, but vanished before the arrival
of the police patrol Subsequently
he was found at 11th and Walnut
streets covered with blood and un-
conscious. He had evidently been
assaulted, and was taken to the
almshouse to recover.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
Scientist Declares Bats
Actually Dodge Gunhre

CLEVELAND, OHIO.-Why shoot
ing bats at night is almost impossi-
BILE, why deer are increasing in num-
bers in Ohio, and why mammals
thrive and perish in cycles are ques-
tions studied and explained by sci
entists at the Cleveland Museum of
Natural History, which houses the
worlds largest collection of NAM
mails.
Shooting bats at night is one OF
the most difficult things on earth
to do" said B. P. Bole Jr., NAM
malogist at the museum. ''The bat
flies in circle and chases the wad-
ding fired from the shotgun. This
precedes the bullet and since the
bats are exceedingly fast, they ac-
tually dodge the bullet by diving for
the wadding.".
The deer, he said, is becoming
more and more plentiful and some
day may become really common.
It has been determined that
mouse epidemics which wipe out
almost completely the mouse popu-
lations occur every three or four
years.
These are called mammal cy-
cles," the scientist said You might
consider them similar to sun spot
cycles or business cycles. We are
trying to trace a relationship be-
tween these and human Illness
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
GIRL WINS FIRST
AT HORSE SHOW
Miss Lizzie Merriman, Sparks
Md, Takes 4 Firsts, Con-
quest Trophy
DOVER HORSE WINS

At the 10Th annual horse show,
marking the last day of the East
ern Shore Fair at Centreville, Md,
Thursday, Miss Lizzie Merriman,
11-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis NJ G. Merriman of
Sparks, Md, won four first honors.
The firsts were in the children S
saddle class, ladies hunter class,
children's horsemanship under II
years, and pony jumping class. She
was awarded the conquest trophy
offered in the horsemanship class
by Mrs Wilson T. F'oss, Jr. The
entry list was so large the Corin-
THAN class for the Alan G. B. Lane
trophy, a new event, was called off
on account of darkness. Miss Mar
garet Noyes of Cuttings won the
champion hunter trophy offered by
the Eastern Shore Fair Associa-
tion. The trotting races were
special feature Thursday.
The 215 class was won by Argot
Strathmore, owned by Judge Nick
erson of Barclay Second was Pet
er Direct, owned by Clarence Slant
of Churchill; third, Louise Mead
Churchill. The 2:18 pace in three
heats was won by Miss Dover, own
ed by Enoch Johnson of Dover,
Del; second, Black Beauty, owned
by Haddaway Brothers, Chester
town; third, Sonny Boy, owned by
Del Foxx, and DIR. H. L., owned by
Louis Everett of Kent County, tied
In the 2:20 trot, Rajah, owned by
Norman Cahall of Centreville, was
the winner; second, Lindberg, own
ed by George Everett, Sudlersville;
third, Single Binge, owned by Jake
Rudnick, Dover In the mixed race,
Billy bennington, owned by Bob
Robinson, Centreville, was the win
ner; Jane Azor, owned by H. Case
of Dover. second, and Deluxe, own
ed by Richard Tarbutton of Kent
County, third. Miss Helen Phil
lips of Salisbury suffered a broken
collarbone when her horse fell in
taking a jump in the ladies hunter
class.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21

morrow for an extended trip South
on prospecting tour for a bust
ness location, and may not be back
for several months.
Mrs. Thomas L. Carrow left last
week to join her husband on a
three months Western trip, en-
bracing California.
William Davis, of Odessa, has
been visiting his brother, Eugene.
w. K Conaway, member of the
Forthcoming graduating class of
the jefferson Medical College, Phil
adelphia, returns this week. Mr..
Conaway is one of our valued con-
tributors.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
LongfeIIow-HoIIand NuptiaIs

A wedding of much interest took
place Saturday evening, September
9, when Miss Matte Longfellow,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Longfellow, of near Sandtown, be
came the bride of Edward Holland,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland
of Milford. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. ]. T. Bailey at the
parsonage in Milford. The bride
was attired in a dress of blue silk
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21

COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
One man near Delaware City
shot 2O7 rail birds and Is summer
ducks on one tide recently The
marshes are alive with reed birds
and the gunners are having great
sport.
A Lewes dispatch reports that
Waterloo, a summer resort on the
Delaware Bay, was entirely sub
merged, and that out of twenty
cottages in that place belonging to
DR.. Hearn of Philadelphia, is the
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
FIRE AT SALISBURY HOTEL
Two Floors Evacuated as Room
Burns in WicomicO; Loss Slight

Two FlOOrs ENdCudttu as Aeoohi
Burns in Wicomioo; Loss Slight
Fire originating in a room on
the second floor of the WicomIco
Hotel at Salisbury, Md, shortly
before midnight Thursday forced
the evacuation of guests on the
two top floors before the blaze was
bzrought under control by the fire
department The patrons were
taken through smoke filled halls to
the street The fire started in a
room occupied by R. L. Merrill of
New Jersey, who was not in at the
time. Smoke, sweeping over the
room in a thick cloud, was sucked
into maintenance rooms in the
basement through the ventilating
system. The hotel is the highest
structure in the town. A large
crowd was attracted by the smoke.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21
tSolution In Next Issue)

tSolution
HORIZONTAL
l-Domesticated
5File
1Pickled buds
11-Malt beer
13-Worldy wise
14-Coming from the side
l6-Word of sorrow
l7-Type Of motor car
19-Make dry
20-Heart
2i-Negative prefix
22-Alcoholic drink
23-Silk worm
25-Amphibian of tie weasel
family
27-Germ
2s-Sylvan demi-gods
30-Bed canopy
32-Sman boy
33-Place
3f-Hard coating
BIT .ickened skin area
90 Hinged
Sl--A.ass meeting
i3-Issue
45-Just right
s6-Afternoon party
s7-Greek letter
48-Auditory
50-Listens
52-Ceremony
53-Emblematic designs
55-Sovereign powers
57-Place to spend a holiday
58-One who plaques
59-Greek portico
60-Large deer
VERTICAL
Winged sandals Of Mercury
2@The sacred bull
3-Joined
4-Goddess of discord
5-Color of a horse
Skill
7-Dish Of meat and vegetables
6-Poinl in the orbit nearest the
earth
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21

said to be of fine quality and were
put out at the oyster packing es-
tablishments of w. p Hickman
and Company and Sterling & Son.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21

of Milford, and Pin ~
Milford, a be.t NY. ls.cna'd H,al,,.
They will reside il ~, ~ tas h.
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21

crepe with hat, bag, gloves, and
slippers, all of wine Her only at
tendant was Miss Bertha Locates,
Evening star., 1939-01-05
LINENS REDUCED
Blankets, Bedspreads

4 Linen Luncheon Sets of pieces;
were S4.98 $3.50
4 Linen Dinner Sets of 9 pieces:
were $40 $3.50
2 Dozen Linen Dinner Napkins;
regularly S795 dozen S5.95
9 Linen Baby Pillow Cases; were
39c 25c
2 Ray0n Damask Dinner Sets of 9
pieces; regularly $175O----S S12.75
2 Rayon Damask Banquet Sets of
l3 pieces; were $47.50-- S23.75
al Organdie Scarfs and Vanity
Sets: were ACC 25c
II Linen Guest Towels; were
Sl ----------------- SOC
20 Rayon Damask Luncheon
Cloths; were 97c
Double Blankets, size 7Ox80;
were $3.50 a pair S1.89
4 North Star Wool Blankets, size
72x84; were S1450 $3.50
4 Trapunto Style Comforts with
down filling; 72x84; were
$17.95 $3.50
IL Pairs Appliqued Rayon Drapes;
were $2.99, Friday, pair S2.39
Kenwood Blanket Throws, all
wool; were $695 $5.95
: White Crocheted Bedspreads;
were 1898 $2.98
4 Imported Holland All-w0ol
Blankets; were $1195--.$ $9.95
The Paiais Royal, Domestics 49,.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Clearance Of
Shower Curtains

20 Drip Coffee Makers, were
10S StC
l Tea Kettle, was S2.50- S1.25
4 Covered Kettles, were $1.65 SAC
4 Radiator Covers, were S2.25
SLIP
IL Waste Baskets, were SOC -44c
18 Covered Pots, were S1.59- 7Sc
IL Paper Towels and Holders, were
69c 34c
8 Coffee Urn Sets, were $685.,
S4.95
IL Steam Cookers, were $3.49,
S1.79
"a Two-piece Mop Sets, were
The Palais Royal, Housewares
%. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Stamped Art
needIeWork

42 Linen Show Towels in col
ors or white; stamped with
simple stitch. Were acc 19c
IL Tablescloths stamped on Jewel
linen; size 5Ox70. Were $2.49,
s1.3s
IL Stamped De Luxe Linen Table,
cloths; size 60x80. Were $2.95.
$1.69
IL Stamped Tablescloths on Jewel
linen; size 59x79. Were $295.
$1.69
IL Stamped Baby Crib Spreads
and Pillow Covers, on unbleached
muslin. Were soc $50
36 hanks Wondercrepe (cotton);
2-oz. hanks. Were 69c ---.- 39c
10 skeins Wondersheen (cotton);
in Sun Orange. Were 69c 39c
50 skeins Raw Silk; 2-oz. skeins.
Friday ------19 19c
81 skeins Bucilla Nubby Knit Cot
ton; odd lots. Were 35c -- 19c
2 Quilt Patterns, double size; l
Tulip and l Iris design. Were
$2.95 -$l $l.69
The Paiais Royal, Art
Embroidery Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Pineapple Top
Poster Beds, $7.45

Only Z; were $14.95; genuine
walnut or mahogany veneers
on other hardwood. Stand
ard sizes.
2 Maple Beds; Michigan-made
quality; double size. Were
$19.95 -$9.95
8 Windsor Metal Beds, baked-on
brown enamel finish; twin size.
Were $795 ----- ------$3 $3.97
l Box Spring, slightly soiled Was
2 Studio Couches with plaid cot
ton covers; inner-spring construc-
ton. Were $29.95 S18.95
2 Studio Couches, bed-hi; 2 sep
arate inner-spring mattresses:
homespun tapestry covers. Were
S49.95 $29.95
The PaiGs Royal, Bedding 80.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
"charm'' Pattern
China Reduced

20 Bread and Buffers, were
II Breakfast Plates, were 60c-- 29c
8 Salad Plates. were 45c 19c
16 Dinner Plates, were 75c 29c
IL Oatmeal Dishes, were 45c-- 19c
8 Soup Plates, were SOC 29c
! Sugar Bowl, was $1.50---8 89c
/ Cream Pitcher, was 85c---49c
l Pickle Dish, was 85c--49c
2 Gravy Boats, were $1.50 - S9c
2 Vegetable Dishes, were $1.95, 81
65 GEORGIAN TUMBLERS, 12-
OF. size; blue, crystal, green or
pink. Were 10c 0c-------5 SC
Al Pieces Ruby and Crystal Stem
ware, mostly stemmed beverage
glasses. Were SOC BIC
3 CHINA TEA SETS of 20 pieces:
each of tea plates, teacups and
saucers, teapot with cover, sugar
bowl with cover and cream
pitcher. Were $6.98 -$4.99
The Palais Royal, China -.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
NIen's.
Coats,
Drastie Reductions on Stondard
FELT BASE RUGS
All Perfect Quality; Discontinued
Patterns

All Perfect Quality; Discontinued
Patterns
4-9x15 Gold Seal Rugs, were $9.95- $6.49
3-9x15 Rubbertex Rugs, were $895, $5.29
14-9x12 Bonhy Maid Rugs, were
@O.S0 SoSo
9-9x9 Gold Seal Rugs, were $5.95- 1913
4-7.6x9 Gold Seal Rugs, were $4.95, $2.99
12-6x9 Gold Seal Rugs, were $3.95, $2.69
900 square yards Genuine Rubbertex Floor
Coverings in a good selection of pat
terms. Cut from full rolls Regularly
49c square yard. Friday, square
yard - 29 29c
7-9x12 All-Fibre Rugs in blue pattern;
regularly $l2.95 ---$S.95
50 pieces Canadian Hand hook Rugs,
size 18x36: were $1---- 88c
81 pieces Cotton Oriental Type Rugs.
size 24x48; were $1.29 - 88c
The Palais Royal, Rugs >. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
WOmen's, Children's Apparel and
T0iletries, COrsets, White Goods
Furniture Clearance

10 Vanity Benches, upholstered seats;
gumwood with choice OF finishes. Were
$6.95 to $9.95 $3.95
Is Cocktail Tables In genuine mahogany;
compartment for glasses on each side.
Were $685. $4.95
2 Modern Sofas; floor samples. Were
$59 $Z9.95
l Iowa Sofa with one piece DOWN.
FILLED CUSHION; smart cotton damask
covering. Chippendale design. Was
10 Breakfast Room Tables, left from
on gumwood. Were $12.95 to $19.95 --$9.95
l Bed Davenport, opens to double bed;
covered in brown cotton and rayon tapes
try. Was $50 Observation-Disclosures so
Modern Servers, walnut veneers on
gumwood; storage compartment in base
Were $795
Tea Wagons with drop leaves and glass
tray; mahogany or walnut finishes on
gumwood. Were $29.95 $24.95
Odd Vanities with large plate mirrors;
walnut veneers on gumwood. Were $29.95
Odd Bullets left from high-grade suites;
genuine walnut veneers on gumWood.
Were $39 995 to $5995 --S1 S19.95
Odd Wood Beds, choice of finishes on
gumwood; double or twin sizes. Were
$1995 to $2995 S S9.95
Odd Dressers left from bedroom suites;
walnut veneers on gumWood or SOLID
maple; with large mirrors. Were 1895
to $4995 S29.95
The Paiais Royal, Furniture -. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
OILCl0Th.
SPECIALS

100 Yards Oilcloth Shelving, IL
inches wide. Regularly 12c a
yard &c
so Oilcloth Table Covers; many
patterns. Were soc Sic
54x54-Inch Damask Tablecloths
with flannel back; slightly soiled.
Were ST $50
100 Yards Patterned OiIcloth
Edging. Was 10c a yard -4c
Evening star., 1939-01-05
T0ILETRIES

Marty Perfume, was s2s5. Fri
day 81
Marty Perfume, was s1.95. Fri
Washington Water Soap, was 81.
Friday 39c
Bath o. Cream Cocktail, was 81.
Friday acc
Babani Perfume, was $1.95. Fri
day 81
Ire Jur Tale Powder, was 25c.
Friday 17c
60 cakes Bourjois Soap, was Csc
cake. Friday -----12 cakes 81
3 Makeup Kits Of simulated
leather. Were s195. Friday--S1
Krest Tooth Brushes, were 29c.
Friday 15c
st. Denis Cologne, was $l.50. Fri
DAY
Pierre Cosmetics, limited guam
tity "A price
Wrisley Water Softener, small
cellophane bag ----10c
Ybry Lipstick, was 81. Fri
st. Denis Cologne in wicker bas-
ket. Was $1.50. Friday 81
Crystal Cigarette Lighters, were
81. Friday 79c
Boudoir Sets containing 2 jars, a
puff box and tray. Was SIPS.
Friday ----79c 79c
The Polais Royal, ToiIetries -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
SPORTS WEAR

Jodhpurs of gabardine and twill.
Were $2.95 to 1895. Friday,
$1.47 to $1.97
Rayon Velvet Skirts at $695 and
S895. Friday ----$3.47 to S4.47
Slip-On Sweaters of zephyr wool.
Were S1.95. Friday 81
Shaker Knit Sweaters of wool.
Were $595. Friday - S2.97
The Palais Royal, Sports Wear
-. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
VOW IN PROGRESS: StOre-Wide January Clearance,
Accessories and Home Needs . . j.. . January
including
Sales of
electrical
APPLIANCES

Apex Spin-Dry Washer, was
$129.50 1880
A. B. G. Washer with electric
pump: was $79.s5 ------ $3.50
Norge Refrigerator, size 6 cubic
feet; was $169.50 -- $69.50
Crosley Shelvador, size 5 cubic
feet; was $154.95 ---.- $3.50
Norge Refrigerator, size 4 cubic
feet; was $148.95
The PaIais Royal, Electrical
APPLIANCES Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Clearance, Torehieres and
FLOOR LAMP BASES
Floor Samples, Slightly Marred

TTOOT OUWp1eS, OTgH11J 17uTTBU
Cocktail Lamp and Shade in ivory and chrome,
$1498 Observation-Disclosures ---------------- S99S
Torchiers in ivory and gold hnish were $14ss
Three-tier Chrome Torcher, 1898
Regular Bridge Base in ivory and gold $898--s59s
Sway Floor Base ivory gold finish $1-- 1898
Student Bridge ivory and gold s11--S79S
Sway Floor Base ivory and gold fnish Sis s99S
Club Lamp Base. bronze hnish 3way; So s59S
Student Bridge Base in bronze and onyx;
Sway Floor Base in bronze and onyx; $22--s1798
Sway Floor Base ivory and gold finish SIT 298
Torchiere ivory and gold finish; s12ss --- 1898
6-Way Floor and gold $l0------S59S
The Palas Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Mems Shoes and SIippers

2 Pairs Gray Suede Oxfords size 6l2 width
c: size II, width A. Were $3.50 Friday $2:39
2 Pairs Brown Suede Oxfords; l size 10, c;
size 10A, c. Were $3.50. Friday $3.50
is Pairs Black or Tan Oxfords, in broken sizes
7ls to 1912, widths B, and D. Were $6.
Friday
3 Pairs Patent Leather Mules, sizes and ~.
Were 49, Friday 81 90
s Pairs Leather Lined Slippers in sizes to 10.
Were 1925. Friday $1.29
3 Pairs Brown Leather Mules in sizes Z, ~ and
8. Were So. Friday $1.19
The Paiais Royal, MEMS Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
SILVERWARE

Two Groups of Chrome Novelties,
greatly reduced 10c and 25c
l Silver-plated Crumb Set, was
$395. Friday --------.S S1.77
l Sterling Centerpiece, was $3.50.
Friday $3.35
l pair Sterling Candlesticks, was
IS. Friday S2.25
The Palais Royal, SiIper -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Better Book Ends
5000 of

l Pair Dante and Beatrice Book
Ends, bronze finish. Was $40.
Friday 81
/ Pair Metal Pirate Book Ends
finished in bronze and color. Was
$1095. Friday---$7.6
l Chrome Fawn on q gray base.
Was $8.75. Friday ay---$6
Brief Cases of fabricoid, 16-inch
size. Were $1.69. Friday 59c
English Vellum Stationery in
quire boxes; fiat sheets. White,
ivory or gray. Was 29c. FRI
Gay ----------------- lOc
The Paldis Royal, Stationery -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
JEWELRY REDUCED

Gold Color Clips, were $195. Friday SIC
Bead Necklaces, were $3.95. Friday y-----S1.77
l Real Turquoise Necklace, was SIS. Friday, $6.75
l Real Turquoise Bracelet, was $40 Friday, $3.50
1 Gold Color Bangle Bracelet, was $495. FRI
day - S22O
l Gold Color Necklace, was IS 95 Friday $2.65
150 Pieces Costume Jewelry, were SOC. Fri
day 19c
50 Lapel Gadgets, were 81. Friday y--------25c
l Rhinestone Orchid was $495. Friday $2.20
l Rhinestone Duette, was SIS. Friday ----S6.75
l Rhinestone Duette Bracelet, was SIS. Fri
day " $6.75
2 Seven jewel Sports Watches, were $2l so.
Friday $14
The PaIais Royal, Jeweiry .. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Novelty Kid Gloves, $3.50

165 pairs beige and gray kid gloves in assorted Sizes
Were $3.50
125 pairs College and High School Wool Gloves for local
schools Friday 85c pair
Capeskn Gloves plain novelty styles Broken
sizes. Were $159 and $179. Friday S9c
Fabric Gloves cotton suede and in discontinued and
broken lots Were 79c and ST. Friday 49c
Novelty Lambkn Gloves black copper and brown Were
$179 and 81 95. $1.50
The Palas Royal, Gloves First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
RAY0N UNDIES-REDUcED

Vests and Panties, 500 silk and wool,
500 cotton. Small sizes, in tearose.
Friday ------ -------59c SIC
Union Suits, 500 silk and wool. Built
up shoulder and tight knee. Size "A. Were
IA Rayon Satin Stripe Gowns in size 16.
Were $1.79. Friday y--------.--85 85c
8 Mer0de Cotton Union Suits with built
up shoulder and open shell leg. Size 48.
Were $1.35. Friday
Merode Vests, 1870 silk and wool. Small
sizes. Were 81. Friday
Friday 39c
Combinations with snap legs; $50 silk
and wool. Were SIPS. Friday50 SOC
2 Kayser Lisle Union Suits with bodice
top and tight knee. Pink, sizes SO. Were
$3.50. Friday ---- ----75c
The Palais Royal. Rayox indies .. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
II Leather Handbags, 81

Were So
Alligator, calf and suede in brown, black
or wine.
Leather Bags of suede, calf or fabric in black.
brown. wine or navy. Some shop worn. Were
So and So. Friday Observation-Disclosures - 81
l Genuine Alligator Bag, suede lines. Was SIS.
Friday $3.50
10 Alligator Bars in black brown or wine. Were
IS. Friday $395
Fitted Overnite Cases, 18" size. Black or brown.
Were $595. Friday
Overnite Cases, 18" size. Were $59S. Fri
day 1898
/ Black Patent Leather Hat Box sold as is. Was
$595. Friday $295
The Polais Royal, Leather Goods -. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
!$ 53:yy !SAISR 5$&RsSGi; sS{f;
s5.45

OF warm all-wool fabrics. Sizes 4 to 8.
l Students 2-Trousers Suits. OF wool worsted
and rayon. Size 10. Originally $3.50. Fri
day -------- $1O.l5
2 Students 2-Trousers Suits. All wool; sizes
1S and %. Originally s2450. Friday ---- S11.15
30 Pairs Boys Pajamas. One-piece style Of
cotton Sizes and 8. Formerly 59c Fri
1S Pairs Boys Pajamas. Two-piece style Of
cotton. Size IA. Formerly soc. Friday --- 800.
2 Boys Snow Suits. All wool. Originally $3.50.
Boys Tom Sawyer Shorts. Wool and cotton
Sizes and 10. Originally $3.50. Friday 79c
Boys Tom Sawyer Wash Suits. Wool shorts
and broadcloth blouse; broken Sizes Originally
Boys Snow Suits. All wool; size IL. Originally
$685. Friday S2.67
2 Boys Wool Plaid Lumberjackets; size II.
Originally $4.95. Friday $227
Is Pairs Boys Corduroy Knickers. Sizes 16.
II and 18. Originally $1.95. Friday 79c
Boys Flannel Robes. Wool and cotton Broken
sizes. Originally $495. Friday SILT
Boys Knickers Suits. Wool and cotton; broken
sizes. Originally $9.95. Friday ay-----------$4.50
The Palais Royal .. Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Child Health Hose
49, pair

Regularly 55c and Csc. Long hose button on. Ideal
for cold weather.
Clearance, Silk Hose for Women Chifons and service
weight. Reduced to pairs 81
The Palais Royal Hosiery 80. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05

Stock-t taking time is close at hand, so we
are clearing every short length of l to
yards on Friday. Save dollar for every
dollar you spend :. every piece " price.
The Palais Royal, Fabrics .. Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
W0MEN'S FOOTWEAR

81 Pairs Women's Shoes, broken sizes.
Were IS and -S1.95
IL Pairs Daniel Green Slippers; broken
sizes, soled. Were $3.25 to $4---$1.75
brown. Were $3.50 and $4.50---- --$1.29
10 Pairs Boys Leather Slippers, soft soles
and heels Were $2-$ $1.29
The Palais Royal, Shoes Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Used Library Books
15e

You will find many books of
fiction in this group that,
when new, sell for 81 and 50.
Used Nom Fiction Books, Fri
day --------39c
Evening star., 1939-01-05

l Stein Bloch Overcoat of soft, lux
urious material. Was $100. Friday,
$71.50
ID LynbrOOke Premier Suits and
Sports Suits with one and two pairs of
trousers. Were $45. Sizes: Regular,
2I37. 4/38. 2I4O; short, 2/38; long, 2/42;
stout, 2/40. Friday S21.75
% Golf Caps in sizes 6s4 to 71a. Were
$3.50 Friday SOC
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Friday Only, Entire Stock
EVENING WRAPS
2096 Off
so TOTS
SKI SUITS
Special s5'a8

Warm, sturdy suits with lined jack
cts, lined ski trousers with Upper
anklets and matching cap. Not every
style in every size, but all sizes to 7
included. All-wool.
40 Girls Wool Ski Suits with fully lined
jacket and ski pants. Sizes 6 to ID. Fri
day -------S5 S5.38
The Palais Royal, Children's Shop -. Third
FIoor
Evening star., 1939-01-05

Full or part rolls for reupholstering
your living room suite, odd chairs.
ottomans, sofas. ETC.: many colors
and fabrics.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
81 and $l.25 Laces
89c

Moires, satins, taffetas and others
all rayons-in Roman stripes,
fancy effects and novelty color
combinations. Widths, S and 6
inches.
The Palais Royal, Ribbons 80.
First Floor