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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31
Won't Hit Bottom

If you make deep hole in the
earth you can't drop anything to the
bottom, because the earth moves on
and the side Of the hole stops the
falling object. This has been proved
by experiments in the deep shafts
of the American copper mines. Tools
dropped from the mouth of shaft
were not found at the bottom but
wedged against the side Of the shaft,
and this led the Michigan college Of
mines to make experiments. The
object being to discover how far the
earth's motion interfered with the
usual effect of the laws Of gravity.
The tests employed included sus-
pending marbles by threads just be-
low the mouth of the shaft, the
threads were then burnt by the
fame Of a candle and the marbles
allowed to fall. Investigations
showed that after dropping some 500
feet the marbles in all cases came
to rest on the east wall Of the mine.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31
PAGE NINE

1t Is better to avoid having to
worm them at all by raising them
on clean ground, but if worming is
necessary, it should be done before
the hens go into the laying house.
Cora Cooke, extension poultry
specialist.
Which Is better, to store cured
hams and bacon i'm cool basement
or freeze them In a cold storage
meat-lockers?
If you have unused space in
your locker you can keep them
there very well and it is a good
practice for the summer months.
In the winter it is probably just as
satisfactory and much cheaper to
keep them at homes. T. War
rington, extension marketing spec
ialist.
Many of the leaves on my elm
and blackberry shade trees have
wart-like bumps on them. Some of
the leaves curl and wither badly.
BY what Is this caused? VIII it kill
Iiic uCtc. "udC SiIOuiu l. uO luz
control? -
These gals, as we call them, are
caused by small insects that hide
themselves in the leaf tissue. There
is nothing much that can be done
to control them. They very seldom
cause any permanent injury to the
tree.-A. G. Ruggles, professor of
entomology.
My boys gilt was vaccinated for
cholera at the county fair. Is it
safe to put her in the same pen
with the rest of my pigs? None of
them have been vaccinated.
The chances are that this gilt
was given the Single treatment"
for cholera, which is only a 21-day
protective serum" If she is in
good health no harm will come
from letting run with the rest of
the pigs. At this time of the year
pigs sometimes pick up Hog Flu"
at county fairs. Since Flu" is con-
tagious, it is well to isolate them
| for a week or so before they are
returned to the herd.
If this pig had received the
double" or virus" treatment, it
would be necessary to keep her
away from the rest of your hogs.
H. G. Zavcral, extension animal
| husbandman. ---
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31
Roosevelt Memorial

The spot at Alden Lair lodge
where Theodore Roosevelt, then vice
president, changed horses on his
dash to the bedside Of President Nc
Kinley in Buffalo in 1901 will be
marked with tablet. The vice
president was relaxing in the Ad-
irondacks when word reached him
that President Mckinley had been
shot. He raced from Mount Marcy
to North Creek by blackboard, then
entrained for Buffalo, but failed to
reach the President before he died.
The marker will be inscribed:
Theodore Roosevelt-Sept. IA,
1901. Stopped at Alden Lair to
change horses in his night ride on
blackboard from Mount Marcy to
North Creek to take oath Of Presi-
dent at Buffalo, N. Y"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31
Desert In Maine

What is known as the Maine des-
ert lies within the village of Free
port, in that state. This desert is Of
comparatively recent formation, and
covers about 800 acres. The land
was formerly green fields and pas
lures. The soil was shallow and the
sand Immediately beneath. The
cause of the present condition is not
definitely known-some say thatgraz-
ing sheep eating grass to the roots
destroyed the turf. Others attribute
it to fire. A second desert lies in the
vicinity of Waterville, Maine. This
is much smaller.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31
Many Plants Abandoned
Bv Steel Firms in u. s.

Since 1925 the steel industry has
abandoned or dismantled total Of
173 blast furnaces, 80 plants for pro-
ducing steel ingots and la plants for
producing finished iron and steel
products.
The total number Of employees in
the industry, however. has increased
sharply during the period. A new
peak for the number employed in the
industry was established in 1887, in
dicating that the improved technol-
ogy Of steel production has not. de-
creased employment, while the total
number at work in 1899 is substan-
italy higher than in 1926.
These facts have been determined
by the American Iron and Steel in
stitute from a study Of reports fur
nished by companies in the indus
try.
Substantially all Of the plants
which were abandoned or scrapped
had been rendered obsolete or in
efficient by the improved technolo-
gy of steel and iron production. Few
er than a dozen plants were aban-
doned as a direct result of mergers
or consultations.
The decline in productive capacity
from the abandonment Of obsolete
plants has been more than offset by
the construction of new and more
efficient plants and by the moderni-
cation of existing facilities. AS q
result, the industry's present capac-
ity for producing steel is 80 per cent
greater than in 1926.
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Norgarden, Sank Centre, second.
Not Specified (no competition)
Mrs. p. v. Michels, Sank Centre,
second.
Plain Cake Doughnuts: Mrs. P. v.
Michels, Sank Centre, first; Mrs.
Christ Miller, Brooten, second.
Apple Pie: Mrs. F. P. Minette, Sank
Centre, first; Mrs. Jerome Dusek,
Sank Centre, second.
Cherry Pie: Marie Hildebrand,
Sank Centre, first; Marvilla Dwy-
er, Sank Centre, second.
Lemon Pie: Mrs. F. P. Minette,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Jerome
Dusek, Sank Centre, second.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31

NOOQleS. MIS-. y. +. Mlnette, Sank
Centre, second.
Bacon: Mrs. George Minette, Sank
Centre, second.
Huckleberry Jam: Mrs. F. p. Min
cite, Sank Centre, second.
Strawberry Jam: Mrs. F. p. Min
cite, Sank Centre, first; Mrs. F.
j. Konop, Sank Centre, second.
Ground Cherry Jam: No entry.
Wool Picture: Mrs. A. 1. Cowl-
thorpe, Sank Centre, first; Mrs.
Herb. Claude, Sank Centre, Sec
ond.
Not Specified (no competition)
Mrs. Silas Siverson, Brooten, first.
Wood Construction (any article not
a bird house,: Mrs. f. J. Konop,
Sank Centre, first; Hattie Hedin,
Sank Centre, second.
Wood Work Inlay (no compeition):
Elroy Potter, Sank Centre, Sec
ond.
Woodwork (carving): F. Evans,
Elrosa, first; Mrs. Jerome Dusek,
Sank Centre, second.
Woodwork (turned): No entry.
Airplane (scale model: No entry.
Airplane flying model: No entry.
Wrought Iron: No entry.
Metal Work (no competition) Hat
tie Hedin, Sank Centre, second.
Not Listed: Elvera Mahigan, Sank
Centre, first; Mrs. Harry John
son, Sank Centre, second.
White Bread: Mrs. Geo. Sieben,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. F. P.
! Minette, Sank Centre, second.
Dark Bread: Mrs. F. P. Minette,
Sank Centre, first. No second
award.
Coffee Bread: Mrs. Geo. Sieben,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Lee john
son, Sank Centre, second.
Rolls (white): Mrs. F. P. Minette,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Geo. Sic
| ben, Sank Centre, second.
Mullins: Stella Winters, Sank Gen.
tire, first; Elvera Mahigan, Sank
Centre, second.
Sandwich Bread: Elvera Mahigan,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Christ
Miller, Brooten, second.
Baking Powder Biscuit: No entry.
Angel Food: Beverly Gray, Sank
Centre, first; Rose Schmiesing,
Sank Centre, second.
Sunshine or Sponge: Mrs. Erwin
Jenc, Sank Centre, first; Mrs.
Lee Johnson, Sank Centre, Sec
ond.
Fruit: Mrs. Jerome Dusek, Sank
Centre, first; Mrs. Edwin Meyer,
Melrose, second.
Jelly Roll: Mrs. P. V. Michels, Sank
! Centre, first; Mrs. Geo. Minette,
Sank Centre, second.
Delicate or Plain White: Marvilla
Dwyer, Sank Centre, first; Mrs.
Geo. Minette, Sank Centre, Sec
| ond.
Devils Food Qoaf): w. L. Pollock,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. George
Minette, Sank Centre, second.
Spice (without fruit or nuts): Mrs
Christ Miller, Brooten, first; Mrs.
Erwin Jenc, Sank Centre, second.
| Most artistically trimmed cake:
Mrs. Erwin Jenc, Sank Centre,
first; Marvilla Dwyer, Sank Cen
ire, second.
Ribbon Cake (no competition): Mrs.
Lee Johnson, Sank Centre, Sec
| ond.
Cookies Qight rolled): Mrs. Leo
Caspers, Melrose, first; Mrs
Harry Johnson, Sank Centre, Sec
ond.
Cookies Ozark rolled): Mrs. Leo
Caspers, Melrose, first; Helen
Norgarden, Sank Centre, second
Cookies Qight drop: Mrs. F. r
Minette, Sank Centre, first; Mrs
Christ Miller, Brooren, second.
Cookies Ozark DROP: Mrs. F. r
Minette, Sank Centre, first; Mrs
] F. ]. Konop, Sank Centre, second
I Rocks: No entry.
Fruit Filled Cookies: Mrs. Sylvester
| Botz, Greenwald, first; Mrs. H
Johnson, Sank Centre, second.
Fancy: No entry.
Ice Box Cookies: Mrs. Geo. Min
cite, Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Syl'
vester Botz, Greenwald, second.
Raised Doughnuts: Mrs. Chas. kor'
tan, Sank Centre, first; Helen
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31

Pork: Mrs. Geo. Minette, Sank Cen
ire, first; Webb Larson, Long
Prairie, second.
Beef: Mrs. J. j. Smith, Sank Cen
ire, first; Mrs. VIM. Post, Cold
Spring second.
Chicken: Mrs. George Minette, Sank
Centre, first.
Cucumbers (sour, whole: Mrs. VIM.
Post, Cold Spring, second.
Cucumbers (sweet, whole: Mrs.
Harry Johnson, Sank Centre,
first; Mrs. Lee johnson, Sank
Centre, second.
Whole Crab Apple: No entry.
Peach Pickles: Mrs. Sylvester Botz,
Greenwald, first.
Watermelon Pickles: Hattie Hedin,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. r. J.
Konop, Sank Centre, second.
Beet Pickle: Mrs. Christ Miller,
Brooten, first; Mrs. w. L. Pol
lock, Sank Centre, second.
Dill: Mrs. p. ". Michels, Sank Gen.
ire, first; Marvilla Dwyer, Sank
Centre, second.
Tomato Catsup: Mrs. p. v. Mich
els, Sank Centre, LIST; Mrs. Carl
Eckberg, Sank Centre, second.
Chilli Sauce: Marvilla Dwyer, Sank
Centre, second.
Sliced Pickles: Mrs. Harry Johnson,
Sank Centre, second.
Bean Pickles: Mrs. George Minette,
Sank Centre, second.
Cherry Pickles: Hattie Hedin, Sank
Centre, second.
Relish: Hattie Hedin, Sank Centre,
second.
Crab Apple Jelly: Mrs. Carl Eek
berg, Sank Centre, first; Mrs.
Dwyer, Sank Centre, second.
Currant Jelly: Gladys Kampsen,
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Carl Eek
berg, Sank Genre, second.
Gooseberry Jelly: Mrs. Carl Eek
berg, Sank Genre, first; Mrs.
Henry Miller, Sank Centre, Sec
ond.
Grape Jelly: Marvilla Dwyer, Sank
Centre, first; Mrs. Carl Eckberg,
Sank Centre, second.
Plum Cherry: Mrs. Carl Eckberg,
Sank Centre, first.
Chokecherry Jelly: Wrs. w. l.. Pol
lock, Sank Centre, first; Mrs.
Robert Plant, Sank Centre, Sec
ond.
Raspberry Jelly: Mrs. Oscar Klon-
ne, Sank Centre, second.
Rhubarb: Helen Norgarden, Sank
Centre, first; Mrs. Jerome Dusek
Sank Centre, second.
Pumpkin: Mrs. Jerome Dusek,
Sank Centre, second.
Custard: Mrs. Jerome Dusek, Sank
Centre, second.
Mince Meat: Mrs. Jerome Dusek,
Sank Centre, first; Marie Hide
brand, Sank Centre, second.
Butterscotch: Mrs. Jerome Dusek
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Christ
Miller, Brooten, second.
Peach: Mrs. F. P. Minette, Sank
Centre, second.
Divinity: Mrs. George Minette,
Sank Centre, second.
Chocolate Fudge: Mrs. Erwin Jenc
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. George
Minette, Sank Centre, second.
Phoebe: Elvera Mahigan, Sank
Centre, second.
Marble Cake: Mrs. George Minette
Sank Centre, second.
Cottage Cheese: Marvilla Dwyer
Sank Centre, second.
Eggs (white shelled): Mrs. Lee
Caspers, Melrose, first; Mrs. F
Kortan, Sank Centre, second.
Eggs OZARK shelled): Rose Schmies
ing, Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Twin
ski, Sank Centre, second.
Lard: Mrs. Leo Caspers, Melrose;
first; Mrs. Edwin Meyer, Melrose
second.
Sauerkraut: Mrs. P. v. Michels
Sank Centre, first; Mrs. Jerome
Dusek, Sank Centre, second.
Soap: Mrs. George Minette, Sank
Centre, first; Mrs. F. P. Minette
Sank Centre, second.
Honey (strained): Boniface Eick-
hoff, Belgrade, first; Mrs. Christ
Miller, Brooten, second.
Honey Comb: Boniface Eickhoff,
Belgrade, first; Albert Dusek,
Sank Centre, second.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-31
Questions Pertaining to
Agriculture Problems

Is It proper to eat the lettuce cup
in a salad?
Yes. Only edible green's and gar
nishes should be used in foods and
salads. This infers that the lettuce
is part of the salad and therefore
should be eaten.-Inez Hobart. ex-
tension nutrition specialist.
When Is the best time to treat
hens for wOrmSY
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Furniture Clearance

S Pillow Back Lounge Chairs covered in cotton tapestry
sprng cushions, webb base, hardwood frame Reg
Cogswe Style Chairs upholstered in cotton tapestry deep coil
springs base. Built low to floor Reg $1995 SASS
English Type Wing Chairs down-hed cushions covered in cot
rayon damask Wood frame at base Reg $3495
Living Room Suite covered in cotton and damask
at base. Loose sprnghled cushions. French
Chppendae style Reg $500
Console Style Table drawer drop leaf each side Genuine
walnut gumwood. Reg s2295 S1495
Northern Maple Vanity with large hanging mirror,
Reg. $3995 $l995
with round metal hardwear draw
genuine walnut gumwood Reg $54 95 1895
Modern Style Dinette Table drawer for silver
Genuine walnut veneer on gumwood Reg s39 5 495
Modern Style Lounge Chair covered in cotton tapestry Reg
$50. Sold floor sample S399S
Smoking Cabinet with compartment for tobacco Genuine
walnut gumwood Reg,
The Palais Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
HOUSEWARES SPECIALS

Chrome Bird Cage and Stand. Reg SO 98 Friday
Hair Push Broom Reg $1.l9. Friday only 89c
Wood Burning Andiron Reg. $525 Friday 1898
Wood Burning Andiron Reg. $475 Friday $3.50
Brass Andron. Reg. S319 Friday only $249
Rubber Drain Board Mats Reg Friday
Frameless Mirrors 18X8 25 Friday
Finished Kitchen Chairs. Reg. 50 SO to
aluminium CriddIe 9. Friday only
Floor Mops. Oil Reg Friday only
Ball Bearng Carpet Sweeper Reg. $298 Friday S. 39
Vegetable Bins. Reg $179 Friday only $119
Black and White Tile Bath $898 Friday
Steel Bath Room Vanity Cabinets Reg Friday only
The Paas Royal Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Boys Furnishings

S Boys $1.95 Sweaters. Sizes %
and 30. Reduced for Friday
only to --------79c
40 Boys 89c Blouses. Button-on
style in sizes S and only,
3 for 81
80 Boys $1.ls Basque Suits.
2 for 81
8 Boys $5.s5 Top Coats. Sizes
S to 9. Reduced for Friday
only to Observation-Disclosures 50
20 Boys 81 Pork Pie Hats. Cor
duroy and gabardine in brown,
green and tan--------64c
Is Boys S1.s5 Tweed Knick-
ers. Sizes 6 to 11------$1
8 Junior Boys S7.95 Over
coats --------------$3.19
10 Boys 3-Pc. Sweater Sets.
Tom Sawyer make. Regularly
$2.95. Sizes 8 to 9----$1.59
4 Boys S1.95 Corduroy Shirts.
In or outer style In size 8
4 Boys $3.50 Bush Coats. Cor
duroy in sizes IL, IA, Is and
~ Sz.O4
3 Young Mems $22.50 Suits.
3-piece styles in sizes II, 18 and
19 longs S9.7S
Boys 81 Caps. Odd lot in
broken sizes
Boys $9.95 Ruby Suits. Our
regular stock. Double-breasted
coat, l pair English shorts and
l pair knickers. Tweeds and
cassimeres. Sizes 6 to IL years.
Friday only y-------$6.95
Boys $2.s5 Corduroy Stacks.
Tom Sawyer make. Navy blue.
Sizes 13 to u.95
The Paiais Royal,
Boys Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Fancy NeedIework

Odd lot Of Wondercrepe, rayon and wool
mixtures in broken assortment Of colors
2-oz. skein. Reg. 69c. Friday sec
25c Stamped Linen Scarfs. Easy designs
Hemstitched ends. 17x36 and 17x44. Reg
Stamped Bridge Sets on oyster linen, in
cluding 36-inch cloth and napkins. Reg
sec. Friday 500
40 Stamped Crash Scarfs with colored lace
edge. Easy designs for outline and lazy daisy
embroidering 14x4O Reg Soc Friday 3se
The Paiais Royal, Art Needlswork
%. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
T0ILETRlEs REDUCED

Dram Perfumes. Famous makes.
15c dram
VanIy Home Permanents. Reg. 81. 49c
Vanly Powder. Reg. 55c---19c
Varardy Rouge. Reg. 55c--19c
Varardy Powder. Reg. $1.10---39c
Varardy Cream. Reg. 55c--------l9c
Varardy Cream. Reg. $1.10 -39c
Large Magnifying Mirrors. Reg. 81. 89c
Soap. Reg. Sc cake e----2c
Ire Jur Dram Perfume
Dusting Powder and Perfume. Reg.
44c. Combination
Talcum Powder. Reg. 44c pound -l9o
The Pnlais Royal, Toilefries
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Mems Leather Goods

1 Mans Leather Travel Case. Black. Reg. $3.50.
Friday only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Mans Russet Leather Fitted Dressing Case. Leath-
er lined. 10 fittings. Reg. So Friday only SOS
/ Mans Brown Topgrain Leather Fitted Dressing
Case. II fittings. Reg 50. Friday only------S6.95
, Topsrain Leather Mems Gladstones. Brown only
Reg. $10.95. Friday $685.
The Paais Royal. Leather Goods First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
S3.95 Dresses
$3.50

Spun rayon and rayon crepe dresses in
light and dark prints. Mostly tailored,
classic styles. Grand for wear at home
or to save for cruise wear. All sizes in
this lot IL to 40 broken styles. Re-
duced for Friday only
Also broken lots of cotton and cotton
lace frocks. Broken sizes. Reg. $295
and s3.95, reduced for Friday only 81
The Palais Royal, Knoekaboat Shop
Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
CLEARANCE, D0MESTIcS

Rayon Table Cloths 60x80" Reg ST. Sale 79c
Rayon Table Cloths 54x70". Reg 79c. Sale price soc
Chenille Bath Mat Sets be 2pc Reg $125 Sale price S9c
Heavy Quality Turkish Bath Mats Reg s298 Sale price
Dresser Scarfs Vanity Sets Reg 69c Sale
Plaid Bisso Linen Napkins Reg. 10c Sale SC
Printed Bar Aprons Reg ST. Sale price
Heavy Quality Turkish Towels Reg Soc Sale
Rayon Damssk Cloth 52x52 Reg s13s Sale 89c
7Pc Linen Luncheon Sets Reg s5ss Sale price $3.50
Coored Rayon Taa Bed Spreads Reg 1898 Sale
Down-Fied Ceanese Trapunto Comforts. Reg $685.
Fine Candlewk Bed Spreads $2250 Sale $1595
ST. Mays Virgin Wool Blankets $1495 Sale
Plaid Auto Robes. Reg 1929. Sale price 81 9S
Printed Blanket Comfort Covers 29 Sale price, $1os
The Paiais Royal, Linens .. Second Floor
JeweIry and SiIverware
2-17-Jewel Famous Make Wrist Watches Guaranteed.
aE-Jewel Womans Baguette watches Yellow gold
filled Reg $3950 Friday y-----------------$16.95
100 Pieces Odds and Ends of Costume Jewelry. Reg;
ST. Friday for 81
/ Sterling Bowl. Reg $40 Friday 10.5O
l Silverplaed Beverage Shaker. Reg. $40 Friday 50
Silverplated Coffee Sets a pcs) Reg. $3.50. Fri
l Console Sticks. Reg IS. Friday $2.25
/ Silverplated Bon Bon DISH Reg $3.50 Friday SS
Sterling Bud Vases Slightly dented). Reg $395. Fri
Sverplated 2-and-1 Set. Reg. S. Friday s4
442-Pc. Service for g. Ladyship pattern. Reg. $50
Friday SIS
10 Sterling Silver Lemon Forks Reg ssc SOC
The Palais Royal, Jewely and SOerware First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
RAYoN uNDIEs REDUCED

Merode Union Suits. Long sleeves, long legs.
Size A. Reg. $500 $3.50
4-l2hT Silk Wool Union Suits. Short sleeve, tight
knee. Size a. Reg. 81 81. 50
2-12k 20 Silk Wool Union Suits. Built-up shoulder
tight knee. Size 36. Reg. 81 1.50------S1 so
9 Non-Run 2-Pc. Rayon Pajamas. Tearose blue
Sizes is, l6 and IT, Reg 81 $23l.5 SO
SO Rayon indies in tearose and white. Vests
and 69c - - 3 for 81
l Winterette Union Suit. 20%o wool, SO silk. Size
A. Reg. $3.50 81
60 Rayon indies. Broken sizes Vests briefs, pantes
and step-ins. Reg. soc and 39c---.4 4 for 81
The Palais Royal, Rayon Underwear . :. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
PAINT SPECIALS

Washable Flat Paint for walls or wood
work. White. Reg. 89c--------49c ct.
One Coat Interior Gloss. Washable fln-
ish, easy to apply. Washes like china
dish. Color choice. Reg. $3.50 gal. Fri
day --------------$2.4S GAL
American Gloss Enamel for walls, wood
work, furniture. Discontinued colors.
Reg. $1.49 n gal.
Mono Seal, Timers Red. The best
metal finish for roofs, garages. Reg.
$40 $A.0 OAAs
Porch and Deck Enamel Discontinued
colors, for wood, cement, linoleum. Reg.
s1.69 u gal.
American Air. Varnish. Clear, trans
parent finish for any surface, inside or
out. Reg. 80 Gal.
Master Made House Paint. Gloss fin
ish for inside or outside use. Reg.
$Z.oU AsIS gar
The Palais Royal, Paints -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Ribbon Remnants
Sc a yard

Widths ! to III inches. A Iarxs
and varied assortment, including
rayon moire. rayon taffeta, rayon
dresden, plaids and fancy stripes.
Many colors and combinations.
Friday on1yt
The Paiais Royal, Ribbons
-. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Mems $t.65
FlanneIette Pajamas
$1.39

MILDLY and notch collar styles.
Soft deecy hannelette for warmth
and comfort. Draw string trou-
ssers. Pull cut and nicely tailored.
Stripes in sizes A to D.
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Reversible Goats
S39.95 to $59.95 Fur.Trimmed
Winter Goats 49,. $23

Q Black with dyed fox. Sizes IA and 20.
Q Brown with sable-dyed civet cat collar and mum.
Size 18.
Q Green with sable-dyed ringtail Size a.
Q Black with blended mink. Size SO.
Brown with dyed fitch. Size 47h.
The Palais Royal Goats -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
CLEARANCE OF SHOES!
Half Price and Less! !

Is Pairs Women's Dress Shoes. Various styles and
materials Broken sizes. Reg. $6 and $675. Friday
160 Pairs Women'S Slippers hard and soft soles
Sizes to 8. Reg. $1.29. Friday only-------- Soc
SO Pairs Women's Fur-Trimmed Galoshes. Black
and brown Broken sizes. Reg. $245. Friday only S9c
1S Pairs Women's and Girls Sports Oxfords. Reg.
$3.95. Friday only
IL Pains Childrens High Lace Boots. Black. Broken
sizes, 81 to IL. Reg. $295 Friday only--------S
Pairs Of Rayon Satin Mules with high heels. Reg
$3.50. Friday
81 Pairs Womens Storm Rubbers. Reg 81. Friday
only SOC
38 Pairs Women's Rayon Satin and Leather Slippers.
Hard leather soes. Mostly large sizes. Reg -. FRI
day only 89c
The Palas Royal, Foofpear :. Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
METAL And WOOD BEDS
500 and More OFF!

Poster Beds. Sturdy construction Of hardwoods fn-
ished in mahogany. Double size Reg. $685. Sale
price
S Pineapple Top Posters. Genuine maple Full
size Reg $1495. Sale price $595
Maple Twin Beds. Colonial panel style Maple finish
Reg $40 95 Sale price ------ $495
S Solid Mahogany Beds Combination spool and panel
style in double size. Reg $685. Sale price S995
IL Simmons Metal Beds, walnut finish metal in
modern style, "a size Reg. s12s5 Sale price---$379
The Palais Royal, Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Unirimmed Goats Reduced! !

3 Plaid Back Goats. Brown and gray. Size IL. Reg.
$22.e5. Friday $3.50
l Black Box Coat. Size 49, Reg. $2295 Friday
Otly c0'ov
1 Lightweight Tweed Coat Size Is. Reg. $l795.
Friday only
Rose Tweed. Perfect for Southern wear. Size IL.
Reg. $29.95. Friday only
Black Dress Coat. Size 43h. Reg. $29.95 Friday
The Paiais Royal, Goats -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Leather BAGS, 79c

Regular 81 leather bags grain and patent Black
and brown.
23 Calf and Suede Bags in black, brown, wine and
green. Reg. So. Friday only nly----------s23s
The PaIais Royal, Handbags First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
D.
81 Fountain Pen "a.
and Pencil Sets ~S

Guaranteed Fountain Pen made
by new Diamond Point Pen Co.
Pro-pel and Re-pel Pencil. As
sorted colors, attractively boxed.
Each set contains guarantee
certificate.
The Polais Royal, Stationery
=. First Floor
Evening star., 1939-11-16
Fur Goats and Jackets Reduced

only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -----------S S29
l Natural Tipped Skunk Jacket. Size Is. Reg. $1l9
Friday only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ------S S79
Dyed Skunk Jackets. Sizes IA to l8. Reg s55
Friday only S44
day only ----------- -----S7 S7l
Mendoza Beaver Dyed Coney Goats. Sizes IA and
16 Reg $685. Friday only yS3 $50
Gray Caracu Dyed Lamb Coats. Sizes l6 and 49,
Reg. $685.. Friday only nly----$ $40
l Silvertone Muskrat Coat. Size r. Reg $50 s5.
Friday only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40
The PaI0is Royal, Fnrs ). Third Floor