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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-06-16
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Dean Gordon B Hanc &C 81
Observation-Disclosures
TURKEY OR BOLOGNA !?

The outstanding fact in the realm
of race relations, is the liberal
thinking that is taking place among
the younger generation of whites!
With fairness and with candor, they
are inclining to think matters
through; and IN this we have abun-
dant reason for hope. The convic-
ton Is becoming more overwhelming
that within the near future the
young whites are going to call the
young Negroes into conclave solemn
and there around the table, interra-
clal matters are going to be sub
jected to acute discussion. If the
ung Negroes can talk turkey
that is going to be a happy day; but
it they talk bologna" the tide of
discussion will be against them and
their cause will suffer great retard-
alton
The man who does "faetual think
ing" talks turkey, and he who does
"wishful thinking talks bologna.
| For instance, when Mussolini invad-
| ed Ethiopia, there were those who
! contended that Halle Selassie's tri-
! bal cohorts had chance. 1t was
contendad sthat Ethiopia's survival
dated from ancient days and that
the Italian legions could not defeat
the courageous armies of Ethiopia.
| That was Bologna. Enthusiasm and
courage are no matches for scienti-
fic equipment. That nothing except
/ defeat would come to the tribal arm
/ les Of Selassie was clear to all those
who appreciated the powers OF sci
ence that are being daily multiplied.
Again when Japan invaded CHINA
everybody saw reborn emma
| withstanding the invading hordes OF
the Mikado. Every skirmish gave
occasion to extol the bravery OF the
| Chinese and the brutality of the
Japanese. The japanese became the
little brown Huns with fiendish pas
sions for blood and booty. Every
bomb that the japanese dropped
killed "defenseless women and chii-
ldren,p and invariably fell upon hos.
ia itals,. etc. Japan, they said, was
internally disorganized and China
would in the end swallow Japan ane
the Japanese. Every japanese VIC
tory was minimized and every Chin
ese advance was magnified. Ina
which the japanese was played doWf
in our press, and that which wa
Chinese was played up. That wa
Bologna. The fact Is Japan is con
J ouering China in a military was q
Great Britain ann the United state
were conquesing her in an econohli
way. Japan is doing what Gfea
Britain and the United States ah'
, France taught her to do. lney ae'
international saints, and Japan
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Doris Fleming Heads
JJp Local Walter
White Contribution

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Under the
leadership of Miss Doris Fleming
rev conner in NAACP affairs in Co
lumbus. the local branch will solicit
eontt buttons to the Walter White
Birthday fund. The saational effort
is being headed up by Mrs. Lliiie
NJ. Jackson, president of the Baiti-
more branch. According to MRS.
Jackson. nThe fund represents
tribute to Walter Whites twenty
ore years of service. to the associ-
on. Gifts will be accepted in mul-
tirles Of 81, from ene cent to one
dollar for each year Of service.
Names of contributors will be regis
te.ed in book of Remembrance
for Mr.. white Checks and money
a. ars should be made payable 10
HAACP Legal Defense Fund
Even though Miss Fleming, the
daughter Of f.Artee Fleming, promln-
ent Akron attorney, is new conner
in l,cal affairs, she is not new IN tne
NAACp. She has. been an ardent
wicker in the Akron branch, having
,ran several prives in membership
dr,ves there. This year, she won
,,rst nrize in the local drive when
affords her trip to the convention
an the event that one Of my rep,
resentatiyes do not call on you'
would be glad for you TO call melf
the evening at IA 1864 concerning
your contribution TO the iuhu'
states Miss Fleming.
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White Jury Decides
Woman Who Passes
Was Negro; Brother
Gets $4,000

DALLAS, June g. (ANP) Mrs.
Anita Martinez, who for several
years was accepted by white per-
sons as member of their race or
at least Mexican and who lived
with Sam j. Saros, Greek restau-
rant owner, was Negro, an all
white jury in Judge Payne T.. Bush's
court decided last Thursday. In
volved was an estate valued at
around $4,000.
The deceased woman died seven
months ago. Saros contended that
since they lived together in rela-
tionship that constituted common
law marriage, he was entitled to her
estate consisting Of jewelry and
property.
William Daughtery, Kansas
City policeman who is the brother
and only relative of Mrs. Martinez,
came here and produced witnesses
to prove she was Negro. A white
undertaken held her body for sew
eral weeks until court order was
issued turning it over to a colored
mortician for burial. Daughtery
waived his right as administrators in
favor of III. Strickland, president Of
the Excelsior life Insurance Co.
The jury decided that saros could
not claim the estate because he was
white and thus under law, no COM
mon-law relationship could exist
between members of the two races.
Mrs. MARTINEZ was known to many
colQred citizens here as Tena Long
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tunes. Of all his songs, "Op
Man River" seems most certain Of
immortality. IS. What melodies Of
other contemporary songwriters
seem destined for permanent glory9
We can think Of only few
Carrie Jacobs Bonds END Of a
Perfect Day Berlin's "Alexander's
Ragtime Band" Friml's Song of
the vagabonds" and Indian Love
Call Billy Hills Last Round
Up" George M. Cohan's .Over
There" Mana-Zucca's II Love
Life" Oley Speaks "On the Road
70 Mandalay," Charles Wakefield
Cadman's AT Dawning.'
PSe
Rochester, N. Y. has become fbe
most sgmphong.nlinded !oaon III the
land IN proportion to its population
q supports three sumphopu or.
ehestras. SunaShoay bands are erop.
ping up eperyachere, EUen Nutleu
N. !. (pop. 20,o00) has a SYMPHONY
band.
Gena Branscombe, Canadian-hcfn
member of the American Society of
Composers, Authors and Publishers.
though she can trace her New York
State lineage back to 1910. has lust
been honored by the Dominion. Her
new song Our Canada from Sea
TO Sea-, set to a poem by Arthur
Strlnger, is to be used in Canadian
schools and by Canadian military
bands.
Songwriter Archie GottIer lives
in the dwelling (now remodeled)
which was formerly the home of
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor
OF the telephone Though Gottler
IS also motion picture director.
he prefers to be known as a song
writer. His list of tunes includes
Breakaway.'
t@--@@
Comes TO 0HfsdcSk lament that
though radio has pppularised thou
sands OF songs, not one genuinely
popular song IN the sense that ii
can be remembered bg most Of as
has oUef been aoritten about radio.
The telephone and telegraph haze
Jared better, as for erample. n
Guess III Haze to telegram MY
Baby" "Heiio Central. Glue NE
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These bureaus touch every phase
of Negro life Policies of the SSA
are now being made, obviously on
precedents established by the old
agencies. A survey of a reresenta-
tive department, the CCC, shows
that if previous practices are to be
continued, there will be few posi-
tions in the higher brackets going to
Negroes despite full qualifications
for these jobs.
The CCC is considered especially
fitting for comparison because it is
an agency which specifically bans
discrimination. Bot h President
Roosevelt and Director Fobert Fech-
ner have stated repeatedly that
INERT shall be rewarded leach
enrollee will have an opportunity to
rise as high as his qualifications per-
nit" and have banned "discrimln-
alton based on race" This policy
has been followed to the fullest in
white camps, but it has been ignored
in the $50 Negro camps.
Except in few isolated instances
such executive positions as reserve
officers called to active duty, spec
ial representatives of the director,
assistant corps area educational ad-
yisors, district educational advisers,
camp superintendents, @ivil engM-
GERS, job foremen, mechanics, clerks
and agronomists do not go to Ne
groes.
1t is known there are enough
qualified Negroes to fill all these po-
sitions in the various colored camps.
Each year sees graduates OF How
ard, Hampton, Wilberforce, Tuske-
gee, etc. commissioned as reserve
army officers who could be called
to active duty just as whites IN the
reserve corps arc called from the
large white colleges and universe
ties There are enough lnternes
finishing hospital training each year
to fill positions as medical offcefs'
There are educational advisers who
have served four years with the CCC
and are qualified for selection as
special assistants to the director LOT
Investigations in colored camps, as
s;stant corps area advisers or dis
trict advisers.
There are also graduates OF varl-
ous schools of engineering who couio
qualify as camp superintenaehes'
and there are mere than 3,0oO
young men between 23 and 70 years
aid with from three to five years
experience doing every job IN the
CCC who could be foremen.
In each Of the $50 camps thefe
are army officers, one commanding
officers. first lieutenant or cap
tain. a junior officer, who IS SECOND
lieutenant; a doctor, either hrs'
lieutenant or captain; chaplain,
6rst lieutenant, who serves siA
camps; a camp superintendent, 9
civilian generally civil engineer
as assistant superintendent, also an
engineer; craftsman, eight to lo
lob foremen, an automobile mechah,
ic sometimes civilian clerk anu
an educational adviser.
But Negro appointees to THESE
Jobs in the $50 camps total two
contains as commanding officers
two ;unior officers, 25 medical ofh
GERS, six chaplains, four engineers
s;x foremen and 147 educational ad
n,,I ona camn has an en-
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a good many OF
I h e batoneers
are in the six
figure brackets.
Perhaps, by
the time they
pay their taxes,
their musicians,
arrangers an d
agents there is
not much in
come left.
Jerome K ern
h a S written
y.
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FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1889.
NEW SOCIAL SECURITY
ADMINISTRATION OF VITAL
INTEREST TO NEGROES
Will Pattern Follow That of C c C
With Few Negroes in Key Positions
Despite Presidents and Directors
Policy of No Discrimination

WASHINGTON (ANP)--Two weeks from Saturday,
June "a the federal
tive In of the under this setup the Social
Security administration the Negroes interests vitality
cerned it will contain the Bureau of Public HEALTH u
Employment service, Office of Education Social Security
andC
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s'NS' ~ 0'nft 1(thp
most often dinned into the ear.
drums. Network researchers came
TO his aid, with this result. Rimsky-
korsakoff's Flight OF the humble
Bee, Furiant from Smetana's
"Bartered Bride. Tschaikowsky's
'Marche Slay"; Farandole from
Bizets LArlesienne Snite
Gluck's "Iphigenia in Auiis":: Wag.
ner's Ride Of the Vaikyries";. Wag-
nef's Prelude to Act III OF Lohen-
grin. Tsehaikowsky's Fourth sym.
phony' and Schubert's Unfinished
symphony
@N
What No hint Of the three biz
R'S- Reefhouea. Bach and Bt'dhmsR
The reason is that most of the
bfoudcastsrs' classical miMie Is con-
Hned 10 a hdifhonr on 1ifteeR-ntiu-
nte period And little of Bcefhoren,
Bach and Brahms can DC completed
IN that time
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BY x0U<-S RE<0

sAN'T recall ever having seen any
~ published statement of dance
handrne1ss annual incomes Yef
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Winter Goats Reduced!

3-S45 Junior Misses Dress Refer Coats with
leopard and beaver collars. Red, size IL; green,
size 49, aqua, size 9; black, sizes II and 49, Orig
inally $45. Recently $38. Clearance price e----$2S
1-S98 Black Coat, Forstmann needlepoint, blended
mink trim. Size II. Recently $50. Clearance
price $91
s95 Black Coat, Persian trimmed, size 20.
Recently $50. Clearance price $44
1-$65 Brown Coat trimmed with Kolinsky. Size
49, Recently $50. Clearance price------------$44
1-$6995 Black Coat with silver fox collar. Size a.
Recently $50. Clearance price
1 Black Coat, skunk collar and cuffs. Size H. Reg.
1895. Recently $28 Clearance price
Black Coat, silver-dyed fox collar. Sizes II and
II Reg. $685. Recently $28. Clearance price SIS
Brown Coat; Jap mink collar and cuffs. Size IL.
Reg. $685. Recently $2S. Clearance price e---$1S
Casual Coats with wolf collars. Black, size Is;
wine IL, IA, 16 and 49, Teal size 18. Reg. 1895.
Recently $32.95. Clearance price SIS
Tweed Coats with raccoon, wolf and beaver
collars. Blue, black and white, brown mixtures.
Sizes 10 to l8. Reg. 1895 and 1895. Recently
$32.95. Clearance price
1 Black Coat with Persian collar and pockets Size
8 Coats trimmed with Silver Fox Mink, Persian
Lamb. Sizes IL to 16, SO to AN, 33h. Originally
$79.95 to $l10 Recently $685. Clearance price $6S
1 Black Coat with skunk jacket Size IL. Orig
inally $1l9. Recently $88. Clearance price $78
Black Coats, mink trimmed. Sizes IL, IA and 18.
Originally $1ls. Recently $685. Clearance price SIS
The Palais Royal. Goats -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Furniture Reductions

1-s3995 Modern Style Lounge Chair covered IN
cotton tapestry. Loose spring filled cushion. Fri
dav onlv " S1995
1-s5495 Solid Maple Dresser and Mirror, Early
American style Ample drawer space. Friday only.
$27.95
1-S3495 Follower Modern Style Dnette Table,
2-tone finish; walnut veneer Friday only Sl7.SS
1-s1995 18th Century Style Commode, drawers.
metal handles; genuine mahogany veneer on gum
wood. Friday only .-------------$lZSo
Odd Lounge Chairs, floor samples; choice OF styles
and colors. Originally $24.95. Friday only $lSs5
1-sI095 End Table, glass top, Walnut finish on
gumwood. Friday only 1898
1-s3995 Chair and Ottoman Chair; will open into
single bed wood grip arms, tapestry covered. Fri
day ----$19.0S
1-S1795 Boudoir Chair; rose covered; noor sam
pie; sold as is. Friday only $SSs
1-s2495 Satin Wood Lamp Table; French style,
carved legs. Friday
The Palais Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Reg. $I0s.50 Detroit
Jewel Gas Range, $3.50

So" Ivory Porcelain Enamel Detroit Jewel, fully
insulated; oven heat CONTROL automatic lighter,
pullout broiler folding top cover; utility drawers
Floor Sample: Detroit Jewel Gas Range q only,
all-porcelain enamel stove ivory with black trm
fully insulated; folding top cover; automatic
lighter; automatic heat CONTROL separate high
broler oven simmer burner on all burners in
chrome finish with chrome burner pan. Regularly
$149.50. Friday only ly---------------------- $SS
1 High Oven Detroit Jewel; fully insulated; oven
heat control; pull-out broiler; chrome burners,
large oven. Black and white porcelain enamel
finish. Regularly $99.5o. Friday only s6s.So
l Cordless Automatic Electric Iron. Regularly
ao5 Fridav only . $499
6-3-burner Gas Plates on metal stand. Regularly
$3.50. Friday only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
3-burner Gas Plates without stand. Reg. $498
Friday $27S
The Palais Royal, Gas Ranges il. :. Fifth Floor
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Mattresses Reduced

4-sl2.95 Innerspring Mattresses encased IN layers
Of soft cotton felt, covered in art tckings; twln
s;ze S7.45
11-sl495 Innersprng Mattresses; 1pc. silent steel
nterlockng coils insulated with sisal, sturdy woven
and art tickings; handles and ventilators. Stand
ard sizes 1915
7-$19.95 to $24.50 Innerspring Mattresses; some
pre-buit types highly tempered steel coils; quality
covers in heavy woven stripes and cotton damask;
win and double size $12.25
15-$3495 to $3.50 Innerspring Mattresses; highly
tempered indestructible steel coil unit, plus pre-
built borders covered in heavy woven stripes and
rayon damask covers. Standard sizes $15.s5
Tie Palais Royal, Bedding :. Fourth Floor
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Lingerie, House Dresses

$3.50 Pure-dye Pure-silk Satin Slips. Clear
ance price ---------------------------
l0-$195 Petticoats. Now $1.69. Clearance--$13S
46-S195 Tailored Tomme Pajamas. Clearance
4-$5 Hand knit Jackets. Clearance price ------$3
Io-S6.95 Hand knit Bed Jackets Clearance A.95
l50-S2.45 Pure-dye Pure-silk Satin Slips. Clear
ance price
The Polais Royal, Lingerie Third Floor. :
$3.50 and $2.75. Clearance price
22-S2.95 Nurses White Uniforms. Clearance SITS
40-$365 Nurses White Uniforms. Clearance
22-S195 Maids Uniforms. Clearance price $1.5e
1880 White Aprons Clearance price-------39c
Tie Pclois Royal, Ksoekaboxt Shop
.. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Thrift Dresses

Black and wanted shades in odd sizes for
misses women, half sizes and stouts.
15-Rayon Crepe Dresses. Regularly $s95.
Clearance Price
10-Rayon Crepe and Wool Dresses. Were
$685.. Recently s6. Clearance Price 81
S-Rayon Crepe Dressy and Tailored Styles.
Regularly $6.95. Clearance Price
The Palais Royal, Thrift Dresses
Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
FuRS REDUCED!
Three Payment Plans!

"C L ~y"C"t s~Sscs
1-$159 Hudson Seal-dyed Muskrat. Re-
Gently $138. Clearance price---------$l28
1-S325 Sheared Beaver Coat. Size 16. Re-
Gently $235. Clearance price $199
1-$295 Gray Persian Lamb. Size 18. Re-
Gently $199. Clearance price $179
1-$119 Silvertone Muskrat. Size 18. Now
$685. Clearance price Observation-Disclosures $7S
1-$79.95 Seal-dyed Coney. Size 16. Now
s5995. Clearance price $48
4-$55 Black Skunk-dyed Stripe Jackets.
18" long Sizes IA, 16, 18. Now $44. Clear
1896 Blended Red Fox Bolero. Size
IA. Now 1895. Clearance price $2S
2$89.95 Mendoza Beaver-dyed Coney
Coats. Long and fitted Sizes IA and is.
Recently $44. Clearance price -------- $38
l-S69.95 Beaver r-dyed Coney Box Coat.
Size H. Recently $44. Clearance price $38
1-$99 Black Caracul-dyed Lamb. Size II.
Recently SIT. Clearance price $68
1-$99 Black Caracul-dyed Lamb. Size Is.
Clearance price
Tie Palais Royal, Fars -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Women's Suits Reduced! !

Tweed Suits. Sizes IL to 16. Originally
$25. Recently s13.85. Clearance Price,
S12.85
2 Black Rayon Velveteen Suits, sizes IL and
IA. Originally $17.95. Recently $l3.85.
Clearance Price --------------$l -$l0.S5
3-3-Pc. Suits with collars Of Lynx-dyed
white Fox Sizes IL, IA and 16. Originally
$685.. Recently $49.95. Clearance Price.
$3S
2-3-Pc. Suits with dyed white fox collars,
fitted topcoats. Wine, IL; Green, is. Orig
inally $685. Recently $59.95. Clearance
3TNe $1o
Evening star., 1939-12-28
4I Slammed Towels

Were 19c. Simple design for embroidery.
30 Stamped Crash Scarfs to be worked in cross
stitch pattern. Were 19c. Friday -----------loc
Rug Yarn with lustre finish. Broken assortment
of colors Was 15c day-----------------1oc 1oc
Rayon and Damask Table Scarfs and Mats for end
tables, radio tables etc. Were soc to 1925. Fri
dov -29c to SIPS
Dolls Of All Nations, dressed in native costumes.
Were 81. Friday " oSc
II Rug Patterns on linen patterns Tor hooked rugs
Were $1.19 to 81. SO. Frday----------95c to $l.sS
The Palais Royal. Art Needlework
-. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Rugs Reduced

Fringed Broadloom Rugs sizes 4.6x7.6 feet. Were
$3.50. Friday 1895
Basket Weave Fibre Rugs in plaid designs, size
9xl2 feet Were 1925. Friday $895
Genuine Gold Seal Congoeum Rugs in discon-
tinued patterns. Size 9x12 feet. Were $795. Fri
dav S595
22 Standard Felt Base Rugs, size 9xl2 feet Were
$4.95. Friday -------- ------------------ 49S
Washed American Oriental Rugs, size 9x12 feet.
Were s575O Friday " S45
Genuine InIaid Linoleum Remnant Lengths in
good patterns Were s1.69. Friday---$1.19 SO. yd.
Extra Heavy Rag Rugs in solid coors. Size 24x48
inches. Were $149 Friday y----------------- 89c
Genuine Rubbertex Floorings in good choice OF
patterns. Were 49c. Friday ay-----------29cs So yd.
Fringed Carpet Samples for throw rugs. Size 1Sx36
inches. Were $129 Friday ay-----~-----------S SSc
Imported Cotton Throw Rugs, tightly woven. Size
4x6 feet. Were $685.. Friday ss95
Seamless Administer Rugs in 2 patterns; size 9xl2
feet Were s36 so Friday S27.75
1 Seamless Administer Rug in green backgrounds.
Was $2950. Friday
Tie Palais Royal, Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28

S2.eS Al-purpose 4-Hour Spar Varnish. Clear.
transparent finish for floors, woodwork, furni-
ture $l.79 Gal.
$169 Red Roof Paint int-----~------------S1 81 Gal.
$3.50 1000 Pure Linseed Oil House Paint, white,
pale ivory and deep green --$2 .49 Gal.
81 and S1.05 Choice of Porch and Deck FlatwaIl
Paint, wall and wood gloss and 4-hour varnish.
Most wanted colors -------------79 79c ct.
81 Phenoid Automobile Polish 69c ct.
The Paiais Royal, Paints Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Foundations and GirdIes

$50 Foundations Clearance Price-------$5.00
l3-S7.5o Foundations. Clearance Price ----$3.75
62-S5 Foundations. Clearance Price --------$2.50
10-S3.50 Foundations. Clearance Price
2o-$5 Girdles. Clearance Price-------------$2.5e
The Palais Royal, Corsets Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
After>Christmas Clearances
Junior Dresses

1e-Crepe and Wool Dresses. Were $l4.95
and 1926. Now $l095 and $1295. Clear
ance Price
15-Crepe and Wool Dresses. Were $6.95
and $685.. Now $6 and $6.95. Clearance
Price
The Paiais Royal,
Junior Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Linens, Domestics

2 Orichd Down Comforts of rayon celanese. Were
s,oos Eridav $S9S
3 Hand-Tufted Candlewick Bedspreads; were
$2250 Friday $Ao.'S
s Plaid Blankets, wool and cotton Were $2.98.
Is Crinkle Bed Spreads in colored stripes. Were
SIPS. Friday
30 Curled Chicken Feather Pillows; were 81. FRI
10 Bates Bed Spreads, Colonial type. Were $2s8.
Friday $3.50
10 Bates Rayon Table Cloths, size 54x72 inches.
1uore % o8 Friday -------S2 81. 50
12 Linen Crash Luncheon Sets with 57x77 CLOTH
Was s225 Friday sl.oS
q Hand embroidered Linen Bridge Sets; were 81.
20 Hand blocked Luncheon Cloths; were 81. Fri
10 Turkish Bath Mats By Martex. Were $2sS.
r,du --$1. $1.9S
IL Oil Silk Shower Curtains; were $zS0. rIl.
1s initiated Bath Mats; were $l49 Friday $50
The Palais Royal, Linens and Domesfies
%. Second Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
BOYS CLOTHING

Stout Suits of blue chevo Sizes 16 and
49, Were $24 So Friday $H
dav ----------- $325
20 Pork Pie Hats of tan corduroy Were 64c
Sports Were $685. day $1l9
Upper sizes 12 H. 18 and TO- Were $3.50
FRIDAY $2.19
Co~durov Jacket pray. size ID Was s495 Friday 50
sizes g. and TO- Were 89c
Friday 1.c
Boys Were $195. Frday- 81
Sacks Sawyer Sizes 49, 20 ana
% were % a5 FRIDAY 81 50
Oad Iot Rows, Cans Were 81 Friday 24c
Knckers cotton Sizes to Were $1s5 Fri
dav - ----------------79 -79c
Boys $15o
The Palais Royal, Boys Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
Clearance Floor Sample
1910 Apex Washers

All Win Self Empfyine Electric Pumps
1 Washer; was $69.95. Friday $5S95
: Washer: was 1885. Friday $50 95
U..h.r. was $40 e5 FRIDAY $79 IS
l Washer; was $685. Friday $SS95
l Spinner Washer; was $119.95. Friday -$1O795
: Anex Ironer: was $lO9 e5. Friday 1886
The Palais Royal, Washers Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-12-28
1oiIetries Reduced

Perfume Bottles; were ST. Friday y--50 Soc
Dresser Sets; were $3.95. Friday-----------$1.95
Glazo Kits; were $1.s5. Friday 81
Devilbiss Atomizers; were 75c. Friday
Un Air Embaume Cologne; was 81. Friday----69c
Lagaine Beauty Bath; was 81. Friday-------75c
Compacts; were 49c. Friday day---------39c
Lucen Skin Tonic; was 29c. Friday----------1Oc
Flowers Of Rain Toilet Water; was ST. Friday Soc
Dresser Set; was $6.95. Friday
Makeup Box; was $3.50 Friday y-------$1 81
Hair Brushes; were 81. Friday 59c
10 Doe. All Purpose Toilet Tissues; were 81 doz.
Friday Doz.
Soaps, wide choice Of types. Was Sc cake. Friday,
zoe doa.
Apropos Dusting Powder. Was Soc Friday 1oc
Fleetwood Shavers; were $195. Friday $50
QuTee Cologne Pads; were ST. Friday ---25c
Glass Puff Boxes, imported. Were 81. Friday -59c
Forham's Gum Massagers; were 29c. Friday SC
Perfume Bottles; were 29c. Friday -------5c
Prestige Double Edge Razor Blades blue. Were 81
for ZOO Friday 20 200 for zee
Palais Royal Cleansing Pads; were &C., Friday
Trejur Tale; was Csc. Friday
Lucien Dusting Powder; was 44c. Friday ----10c
Tho PalGs Royal, Toilesries .. First Floor