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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

In pursuance of the terms of the
Will of Loren Fl. Carpenter. deceased.
| will offer for sale at public auc-
ton on Thursday, the 9Th day OF
March 1889, at two o'clock T. M, on
the premises, the following described
real estate, situated in the County OF
Morgan, State of Ohio, to-wit:
First Tract. Being Lot No. AZ In the
Old Part of the Village of Chesterhill,
Ohio appraised at $50 90.
Second Tract Being Lot No. AZ IN
the Old Part of the Village of Ches-
terhill, Ohio appraised at $40. 90.
Third Tract. Being Sub. Div. NO
81 and As of Frac. Sec. 6, Town 8,
Range II of the Ohio Company's Pur-
chase containing 1921 acres, more OF
less and also Lot No 96 and the North
half of Lot No 81 of Bundy's Addl-
ton to the Village of Chesterhill, Ohio
appraised at $500 90.
Fourth Tract. Being Sub. Div. No
of Frac. Sec 1, Town 8. Range II OF
the Ohio Campanys Purchase, contain
ing Sc acres, more or less and apprais
ed at $4,000.
Said tracts will be sold separated.
at not less than two-thirds of the ap
! praised value.
Terms of Sale:-Cash.
CLARENCE I. SCHOFIELD.
Executor Estate of Loren n
Carpenter, deceased 16f
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09
TriadeIpIaia


Mrs Goldie Lipp and daughter
Miss Mona Nelson of GAINESVILLE
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs Hazel Fisher and children
Mrs. Gertie Edgell, Mrs Louise
Henry and Mrs. Kate Ford spent
Tuesday of last week with Miss Mary
Massey. The time was spent quilt
i~o- .. I. Maxwell and family and
Ernest Norris and son visited rela-
lives at GAINESVILLE, Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Richardson entertain
ed q few friends Saturday night
with radio party Light refresh
ments were served. and all report a
very pleasant time--Mrs. John Hor-
ner was able to return to her home
Sunday from the hospital. where she
had spent several weeks Latest
word from Mrs. VIII Maier who un-
derWent IN operation last week, is
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09
Rowland

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conard of
Columbus, arrived Sunday for Wis
it with Mrs. Conard' S parents, Mr..
end Mrs. W. e. Lawrence. Ray
mond Reed and Joe Smith called on
friends in Chesterhill, Sunday
Mrs e. T. Wilson of Cleveland is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
John Lawrence, and family. Mrs.
Alice Reed and Mrs. Kathryn Reed
and children Evelyn and Marilyn
visited Tuesday with Mrs. Mary
Macklem of Tunnel Hill.--Mrs. Oval
Hancher and daughter Betty spent
the week end with Mrs Emma Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Shuste,
who were recently married, were
serenaded Saturday night at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs v f, Sines.-- Misses Allie anc
Dicie Wilson and Delmar Wilson
made trip to GAINESVILLE, Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09

nelsville, Morgan County, Ohio.
The plaintiff further alleges that by
reason of the default of the defend
ant obligors in the payment of a
promissory note according to its ten
or, the conditions of concurrent
mortgage deed given to secure the
payment of said note, and conveying
the premises above described have
been broken and the same has be-
come absolute.
The prayer of the petition is for
Judgment in the sum of $2609.97 on
first cause of action; $1L40 on third
cause of action for foreclosure of
plaintiffs mortgage, for the marshall
ing of liens and the sale of said
premises, and the proceeds of sale ap-
piled to the payment of said liens in
the proper order of their priority:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09

she is improving nicely. Miss Mil.
dred Torbert and l.. A. Torbert and
family were Sunday visitors at the
w. A. Torbert home.--We suppose
the electrical storm Sunday night
awoke the snakes. Ray Calendlne
is putting in new light system at
his store here
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09

County, Ohio, alleging that the de-
PENDANTS have or claim to have an in
terest in the following described real
estate, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land situate, lying and being in the
Village of McConnelsville, County Of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09

that the defendants named above be
required to answer and set forth their
respective interest In said premises
or be forever barred from asserting
the same, and for such other and fur
ther relief as Is just and equitable
The defendant above named Is re-
ouired to answer on or before the
18th day of March. 1888.
i HOME OWNERS LOAN
CORPORATION
Nv A. B. Mercer, its Attorney. Sf0
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09
Legal Notice
In the Court of Common Pleas,
Morgan County, Ohio

Home Owners Loan Corporation.
Plaintiff.
Besse c. Patterson and Elizabeth B.
PinkertOn,
Defendants.
Elizabeth b Pinkerton whose place
OF residence is unknown Will take no.
tice that on the 30th day of January,
1889, the undersigned Home owners
Loan Corporation, filed it's Petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Morgan
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09
Morgan County Thursday

Morgan and State Of Ohio Being one
house and whole lot, number Twenty
(20) and the South half of lot number
Twenty-one CID in the Riverside Ad-
dition to the said Village of McCon-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-09
sections where they belong Ca,
you, and tell why it is that way?
Hold Nour Hand

With the Bricker economy func-
tioning to capacity, we feel taxpay-
ers instead of receiving notices to
come in and pay SO much, will re-
ceive invitations to come and receive
so much Selah
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Matanuslca Valley Civic Asso- iation will meet at the Connnun-- ity Hall in Palmer on March lst for ro-orgonization and election of officers. Recent events have stimulated renewed int and
 confidence in the Civic Ass ocia- tion to the point Whero immediate TO- -organizat for action is ne- cess ary. DON'T FORGET THIS DATE.
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24

TI2 VALLEY SETTLER is published ovory Friday by the Matanuska Valley Farrlorts Cooperative Asso- citation at Palmer, Alaska.
 MnG. Editor: Mario Wilson
 Subs bscription ratos: $b1.OO VT. By mail $l.75 VT. Moilod anywhere log Copy This papor is issued for tho pur- pose of giving inf or1noti on and news of the Matanuska Valley Farmor's Cooperating Assoc iation's work, problems, acc om7 ismnonts, and also, noWs of local and gen. eral interest; and to foster the cooperative spirit Of the farmers of tho Matanu ska Valley.
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24
NOTICE

To the members of tho Ameri can Legion and Auxiliary. Tuesday evening, February 28th, the
 the home of Mrs. Charlotte L. Shoe1y at ei >5ht o'clock. The Ameri can Legion members arc in vited to have lunch with tho, uxiliary, followin. their meet inC at Matanuska. ..:..: Sarah Moffitt, Secretary
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24

An 'Amateur Night" program of To- cal talent will be presented at Palmer in the middle of April, it was decided at a meetinl of the Board of Dire ct ors of the King Lake Recreat ional Camp this week. This program will be spons ored by the Camp Board and will be for the purpose Of raising funds for the summer camp usod by the boys and girls and by the vari ous or- ganizatio ons of the community. Lo- cal talent is being solicited and anyone desiring to appear in the pr oCram should contact a member of the camp board comni tee: Mrs. Howard Este1le, Mrs. c. V. King, Dr.. c. E. Albre cht, Rev. B.J. Bin- gle.
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24

200 Babies for Motanuska Hospi tai A fine baby girl arrived Saturday February 18th for 2lr. and Hrs.
 Clarence Yohn. This makes two
 hundred babies Whi ch have arrived at the Motanusl1a Velloy Hospital. Baby Silvia Rac Tohn has the dis tinction of arriving to make thi s number. Congratulatio ons and best wi shes to MT. and Hrs. Yohn.
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24

There will be a mo ct in5 of the Nutrition Leaders to be held Tues day, February 28th, beginning at ten o'clock. Lunch will be furn- ished.
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24

HI MhX----f or
 heavens sake come over to the pcTer off ice and t1olp rle keep the chi ck- end out of Rus ty' s laundry. I try onC, try end always lack spe ce for
 this onG, that. l,nd now this lhod = to happen. ..:.
The Valley settler., 1939-02-24

Rather than cut the contents of
 this issue to make room for "Cob- baGos anG Connni sars" it has been held ovor til next week, at which time it will be cont inued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Room and Board
Housekeeping Rooms

CONF ORTABLE room newly re-
decorated hot water 40 FaVcett.
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You'll Never Find Better Buys Good Used Cars Than Right Now
N,ls tSi ~ NJ. ,s,.l,r
Real esisie FOR Sale

PARK AVENUE SPECIAL
HERE i your hosne Cay bunka
ioN. corner leis. paved street
neaf stewart ard Horace Mann
zeheeis iivins feans. dlnIng
neam. built in Kitchen. wired iof
range hcdrpons hath b.
tween large closets. ; bedrooms
un glASsrd In esrk perth vita
laundry trays small concrete
basement garage sith concrete
floar wocd shed. frnerd IN back
Nafd with ffmH tres Yours
fof $500 down. So PEI mo only
3 500 Can Duncan. IA se3a
DAYS MA pias steel. inc
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ECIAL-BiF rick ain. plsnsT encs.
~ IS. Quick dei. Ga 1888
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$500 Mckinley Ave. $500
500 DOWN gives yeu immediate
possession Of fine rpom
modern bungalow. in first class
condition. with I lnts fruit trees
and garage u has large hvins
reom dining room. CAB. kitchen.
: bedrooms, bath between also
I foem finished IN attic Lccatrsi
blocks from 18Th and Me
kiniey CAN Stanley. ewes rR
Tao. DAYS MA aias steel. Inc
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Todays Weather Report:
Cloudy today and
tomorrow
Wood, Coal, Fuel Oil

Good mill-run 'ir wood, cord IS SO
Choice lain mill nubhins- eoro 80
Bone-dry ~ SLAB ..4........... $50
Fireplace knots. cord ...,...... so
Hal bone-dry, haH 81 slab. cd. ; IS
BRING TRAILER HIP SELF SOC
SPECIAL Bis accord loads g so
- @N~f " A. low a. 1880.
GOA Clean lump nut Tor range
- - ~ heater OF furnace eco. rs
Good cooking furnace mix coal SIS
GAVIN Best coarse screened
:, " Sawdast from large
old-grovth tir loss More heat
q save money get more heat and
- = better results Try our Stove
OIL O. Burner OF
EDWARDS FUEL co
Ma 753O-92i Ia 18th St-MA co27
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MN Ssh f., NJ. ,ais.r
Real Estate Tor Sale

Waterironi-T often inlet
] oaNsoo Fr Gravel beach large
trees Il miles from OLYMPIA
Sss0. $40 down $ PEI month
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NICE cozv bungalow. Tacoma
avenue, near Lincoln htg b.
s. nOa. $500 down S2N per
month
Near 4bfN and 4asiTa
Two houses. me four room tur-
nlxhed. renting for SIS pct
month. one five room. renting
fer $50 per month. 3 500.
DaisV NJ. AI|strum
a4s Commerce
NAss s7ss HR Ssas
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PUGET MILL COMPANY
2ls East Fiuh. olympia pial 5iSi
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S27s SPECIAL

BURN NOW Big half cord best u"
OF l6 block and slab IN town.
mixed with 2 SKIS kiln dried psner
81 25-t- slab ), block = plsner ends
~ 75-ig block and : plsncr ends
81 90 cord planer ends
SMITH FUEL. PR 4a7l or BR 1854
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l. CORD bone or slab or plauer
end s475 GARLAND 1850.
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u 1C-BIG CD Up. block slsb.
go Ready 20 burn. o. 1871
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Main $751; for Miss tdiakcr
Poultry and Supplies

RED PULLETS. two miles east OF
Falkland school, Allison road. Rt
3 Box 27e.
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q 00-BIG CORD upland block.
$3.50 slab. ready % bum also olo
.rov--r sores. vooo Pr i742
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Main 3IAI for Miss Adtaker
furnished Apartments

SOUND VIEW APIS 10 Stadium
Way Two rooms sl6 slS $40
Comfortable. well heated. plenty OF
hot water. Facing haY watkins
distance All utilities but gas
Reasonable Adults
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Pes > 50 box. slab lge co. & 20
Q K FUEL MA.u 1880
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No @ z. 2 for SO; O. OIIE
upi- t.e slao. 2 for 5000 w )
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Loqqcd-OH Land

WRITE O. CAL fer map q ls4xs1 ls-f
4fu's W.gssss.,,a 81 T a ~ 90 ''''
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COLLEGE DISTRICT
SITUATED on paNrd street only
nlaoks from She collase laTeV Twins
Hoom with fireplace dining ruont
, BEDROOMS cabinet Kitchen WIN
breakfast nook and bath on main
foot recreation foem on nrcnno
floor concrete basement With coal
stoke furnace. garage Price s1Hao
Liberal terms
6emberii0q Melenoy GO.
ST. Wash bt 2otA
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DRY toIest Eooc - 20 ca. Alder.
reple bark BR it5s
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e * CD Ready % ourn o q lp4
go block slkb ca 3s4s-R5
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Reel Estate for Trade

TRADE DANDY 5-r0om hossse. lumsf
a.afe inside and out. 8 nirs lsys.
IKE rifsf titls Trade foF s-rDcfn
mouse AiEft pay aiH
hEhDitY REALLY 60
IA P1zsf sound ~ Bog AA llg1
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Unfinished Apartments

ATREBLA-Lighf warm. attractive
four rooms all utilities t37 1919
No steele
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naY5sg b. siaso4 satsfesf.ss
CLARENCE FOfTEH
iddS Tacoma Ars MA sza
Evening star., 1939-10-12
RayOn Crepe
Slips. 2 for 81

RAyon crepes and rAyon sat-
ins. v tops; adjustable shoul-
der straps; fitted styles. Tea
rose.
Smooth fitting Rayon Panties
and Briefs. LAunder easily
=. need no ironing. Tearose;
regular si3es ------.l for 81
S1.19 to 81 Lingerie. Gowns,
dips, panties; lAce-trimmed
and tailored; rAyon satin, ray
on crepe, silk and rAyon and
all silk. Many one Of 4 kind.
PAnties are handmade S5c
10 Orig. 81 Cotton and Ray
On Lsstex Girdles sec
50 Orig. s1.1s Cotton Tuck
stitch Pajamas Ape.
styles ------7sc
Is Orig. 7Sc to 81 Cotton
Knit Union Suits -29c
80 Orig. lsc and Soc Vests
rayon, cotton, wool
mixtures - -. 29c
30 Orig. - Man tailored Pa.
jamas Cotton broad
cloth; Ape. styles. Stripes,
$2.17
IS Orig. 59c TO 79c Rayon
Panties Smooth fit
ting - z for 81
45 Orig. 81 Cotton Knit Pa
jamas Nationally
famous make; 2-piece
styles ------- S1.27
100 Orig. 75c to S1.25 Famous
Make Knit Panties and
Vests wool, cotton,
silk mixtureS---47c
76 Orig. $1.35 Nationally Fa-
nous Knit Suits wool.
cotton, silk mixtures SIC
IS Orig. 81 70 $l.50 Cotton
Knit Pajamas- ----2 for 81
tAnssrie. Main Eoor)
Evening star., 1939-10-12
100 Orig. I.29 to I.99
s w e A II E R s
99C

Slip-on and button-front styles
In dark and pastel shades. Sizes
- to 40.
80 Orig. $500 and $3.50 ALL
Wool Skirts light shades;
gored and swing styles. Broken
sizes 26 to 80 0------. $z.69
20 Orig. S2.99 Wool Skirts ..
light and dark shades; gored
and swing styles. Broken
sizes $1.69
6 Orig. $3.50 and $7.99 Wool
Jackets tweeds and plaids;
man tailored and cardigan
styles. Misses. Broken sizes,
$3.50
80 Orig. $2.99 and $3.99 ALI
Wool Sweaters Turtle neck
style; for skating and outdoor
sports. Red, maize, white.
blue. Sizes "a to 40-----$l.97
(6portswear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
S3.99 Wool.FiHed
Paisley Comforts
S2.44

Fun-size printed cotton COM
forts filled with softest wool
batting. Choice of several
colors.
$3.50 Rayon Taffeta WOOL
Filled Comforts S3.99
27-S5.99 Cotton Sateen Wool
Filled Comforts S3.99
SS10.99 Rayon Celanese
Wool-Filled Comforts,
$3.50
26-S11.99 Rayon Celanese
Down-Filled Comforts,
S7.9s
26-S12.98 Rayon Calenese
Down-Filled Comforts,
$3.50
7-S14.98 Rayon Satin Down.
Filled Comforts 1899
-S14.98 Rayon Covered
Down-Filled Comforts,
$3.50
eS25 Hand Stitched Rayon
Satin oWol Comforts,
S19.75
(comforts, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1939-10-12
SI.W to S2.75
Radiator Shields
79c to $l.59

Only 80! 61a Inch widths
with is to 81 inch extensions.
Grand values at their clear
ance prices.
16-s1.70 to 50 Radiator
Shields. 911 in. widths.
80 to 81 in. extensions.
99c to $1.69
7-S1.75 to 1918 Radiator
Shields. 12h-in. widths,
IS to 81 in. extensions,
91.19 to S1.69
1850 and 49c Glass Ven
tilators. 18x35-ins.,
l9c and 25c
S2-35c and 49c Metal Panel
Window Vents. 17x33,
19x37 ms. 10c and 2Sc
(Housewares. Fifth Floor, The
Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1939-10-12
II Misses S29.95
ID II e S s E s
l4.95

Perfect background dresses for
your jewelry. Dark green,
brown, black. Sizes IL to 10.
7-Orig. $29.95 Bridal Dresses
). White lace and net
and satin combination.
Sizes 10 to 49, 31l.85
7-OriE. $14.95 and 1855
Dresses Rayon crepe
street dresses; mostly one
Of a kind from recent
purchases Black, plum.
Sizes IL to 18.-$7.47
Evening star., 1939-10-12
ll6 Fam ous Make
IS to $50
Foundations
1893

Rite Form girdles and founda-
tionsl Flexees and Artlastique
girdles and foundations! Too
many different styles to
enumerate but you'll hnd
your favorite style in wanted
fabrics. Broken sizes in the
assortments; girdles from size
26 to 30; foundations from
33 to AZ and As to So
s Orig. $40 Flexees Founda-
items o.. for average figures;
side and talon closing; plain
batiste and lastex. Sizes
. "a to 81 37---- $3.50
Foundations. Third Toor)
Evening star., 1939-10-12
S6.95 to SIO.95
yr. Misses
ID Ii e s S e s
5.44

Velveteens, sheer wools, dressy
rayon crepes; black, brown,
wine, green and football pas
tells. l and 2-piece styles.
Sizes 8 to IS.
Orig. $500 to S7.s5 Black
Rayon Sheer Dresses $3.50
3 Orig. S14.s5 Dinner Dresses
Rayon slipper satin;
pastels. Jr. Miss sizes IS
Orig. S4s.s5 Costume Suit
Mossgreen sheer wool
beaver jacket. Size is.
S2s.s5
4 Orig. sss.s5 Sample Coats
Fur trimmed; Fall COL
ors. Mostly size IS S4S
10 Orig. s10.95 "Shortie" Coats
natural color fleece:
navy Chinchilla. Sizes II
to is ------------S5.99
5 Orig. S22.s5 Hooded Sports
Goats Glo-Ella fleece
vap-Arounds with detach-
able hood. Natural and COL
orr .S17.SS
6 Orig. S29.95 Three piece
Wardrobe Suits Mono
tone and colorful tweeds,
5le.95
4 Orig. 1896 Three-piece
Suits ). Wolf-trimmed box
coat over matching 2-pc.
suit. Broken sizes, 9 to
(Yount Washinetonian Shop,
Third FloorD
Evening star., 1939-10-12
S2995 to S3S FURRED
Sports Coats
$500

Handsome raccoon or wolf COL
lars; one or two of a kind;
fitted and boxy styles. OF wool
tweeds or fleeces. Sizes IL
to 18.
-Orig. S14.95 and S16.95
Spring Coats, size AZ, 3
black, size "A; navy size
IL - -$7
2Orig. S10.95 and S16.95
Man Tailored Suits :.
Grey wool worsteds; / size
16, / size 18 - 81
13-Wool Plaid Reversible
Coats Rainproof cot
ton gabardine on reverse.
Size IL to 20 81
(Thrift Coat Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Orig. 81! Suede
FABRIC BAGS

SIC "a.
Z for 81
Dark and pastel shades in
suede fabric bags. Just 03.
123-Orig. 81 and 41.5O Belts
leather or suede;
dark or pastels 39c
SS-OriS. 81 Leather Billfolds
Discontinued styles,
sec
@Orig. $3.50 Black Suede
Bags - SO
-Oris. SO Black Suede
Bags -- $3.50
1Orig. $3.50 Black Suede
Bass .-----$5
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Reg. 81 Trejnr
BATH SETS
SOC

96 sets. Square box contain
ing talcum, bath powder and
toilet water; gardenia, lilac
or carnation.
1900 Cakes Imported English
Bath Soaps 10c to Csc
when individually wrapped.
Gardenia, jasmin, verbena,
lavender, eau de cologne, Gu
cumber. Large bath size
in bulk -- 49, 20 cakes 81
Evening star., 1939-10-12
S3 to 3.95 HATS
LOO

Fraction Of original price for
quick clearance! Pillboxes,
berets, turbans, brims. Mostly
colors a few black.
(Millinery. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
20 Orig. 1925 Tweed
Reversible Coats
5.99

Wool and rayon herringbone
tweed on one side "a sports
coatD and processed cotton
gabardine on the other (rain-
coatD. Sizes - to 20.
3 Orig. s7.s5 and s1o.S5 Navy
Sheer Toppers Sizes IA
and 16 $780, - $2.99
S Orig. S1s.S5 and $22.s5
Man-tailored Suits
Navy, oxford, grey. Size
- $3.50
) Orig. S. Crepe de Chine
Raincoats Brown
Sizes IL and 14- 89c
20 Orig. Sls.s5 and s2s.s5
Navy Spring Coats :.
Misses, women's /. . broken
sizes -$1 SO
Is Orig. S1o.s5 Reversible
Coats Pastel shetland
tweed and processed cotton
gabardine. Sizes IL TO 10,
$500
Better Coat Shop, Third FloorJ
Evening star., 1939-10-12

2-Orig. S2S.S5 Costume
Suits Short-f1tted Jacket
with ripple collar OF Amer
ican kit fox. Green, one
size IL; black, one size 10,
122.95
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Full Sixe
r Beds
AS

fe than you pay
l. looking poster
chance to get
room or guest
ID $24.50 Inner
kttrOses. "a and
-----. S9.99
land Tied Bed
S13.47
tn1l1,ons Studio
FlOOT Samples,
S34.99
udi0 DivanS.
knples. Slightly
[--S S19.99
rthTloor, The
IL co..
Evening star., 1939-10-12

Assorted necklaces, clips,
bracelets. Good selection.
3 Bracelets Orig. s..
Chunky gold colored metal.
50
Bracelet Orig. Sc. Crystal
and gold colored metal, 50
2 Bracelets Ong. SO.
Simulated emerald and
gold IS
: Pendants Orig. $3.50.
Simulated emerald stones,
IS
10 Junior Wrist Watches. Were
S3.95. American made, $3.50
81 Junior Wrist Watches. Were
$3.50. American made. S1.SS
(Jevelry and watches, Main F1oor)
TOiletries 29c
1eOrig. 75c Woodbury's
Creams 39c
24-Orig. 81 Boncilla Clay
Pack .. 39c
31-Orig. 65c Squibb's Hand
Lotion 39c
eOrig. 75c Mirrors $50
33-OriE Soc Hair Brushes,
39c
SOris. 81 Combs 3ec
22-OriE. 81 Trejur Bath
Powder 39c
31-Oris. Csc Marlene Face
Powder 39c
4S-Oris. SOC Trejur Bath
Salts $50
1S-Oris. 4se Pinaud's Hair
Tonic 39c
(Toiletries, Main F1oorD
Regular 81 to l.35
Silk Hose
SIC
Short, medium and LONG
lengths in 2, 3 and 4 thread.
Good range Of sizes, but not
all colors in all sizes.
326 Prs. Rex. &c
Silk Hose
2 mrs. 81
4-thread Walking Sheer Hose
good range of colors.
42-Prs. 81 Imported Lisle
Hose grey and gun
metal shades. Pr. 39c
Hosiery-Main Floor.
90 Orig. SI.3S to 5I.59
WOmen's Gloves
59c
4-thread walking sheer hose,
good color range Kid and
cape gloves soiled =.
broken sizes; natural color
washable doeskins soiled.
81 Prs. Orig. So Brown Kid
Gloves Novelty cuffs,
$l.9S
36 Pr. Orig. $3.50 French
Suede Gloves Slip-on
style In beige --$1.9S
(Gloves, Main Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12
NWOOD
Blankets
L99

Ike 72x84-inch
thick heecy
pieces at this
wood No. 81 ALL
kets, rayon sat-
$685.
wo6 Standard
Blankets, rayon
d ----S $3.50
b Star All-Wool
ayon satin
----------$6.99
Fifth Floor.
chit co..
Evening star., 1939-10-12
50 Glass Sl.W
Cigarette Boxes

l9c
10 Nah Jong Racks.
Were $3.95. Now 1.sS
IL Nah Jong Racks.
We're S4.S5. Now $2.S6
; boxes Nah Jong Tiles.
Were $3.50. Now 1895
3 Boston X. 3. Pencil Sharp
eners. Were 81. Now 81
10 prs. 81 Bronze Art Book
Ends -- 2.98
70 Filled Pencil Gases.
Were 10c. Now ~ &c
Is Piece Cork Accessories.
Were 81. Now soc
II Geographic National Mag
axine Binders. Were $1.25.
Now $50
II Metal Cigarette Boxes
Were $3.50. Now $3.50
II Metal Cigarette Boxes.
Were $3.50. Now S4s5
II Boxes Imported Nah Jong
Tiles. Were 1895. Now,
07.95
II Camel Pens. Were IS.
Now 81
) Camel Pencils. Were t2.60.
Now SOC
10 Conklin Penn. Were s.
and $3.50. Discontinued
styles ----S1.zB
- Conklin Pencils.
Were S3. Now 81
tetationtry. Main Hoor)
Evening star., 1939-10-12
Orig. $500 to S7.95
ID II e s s E s
1888

Monotone rayon prints, plain
color rayon alpacas and rayon
crepes; embroidery and jewel
trims. A few cable nets.
Misses, women's broken
sizes.
(Thrift Dress Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1939-10-12

200-Orig. 81 Electric Dry
ShAver1 i. AC model;
double edge; cord and
plug --- 69c
Evening star., 1939-10-12
IlIl L.
+ ms

l5c to I9c
Cloths
|r CSC
led odd wash
tous designs and
bn 23x46 Bath
2 for 81
y 22x44 Solid
wels 29c
Ftra Heavy Bath
81.
Made Cotton
Scarfs 29c
Made Cotton
carts 19c
en- 5-pc. Lunch
-------$1.49
nxell-type Cot
Is -----1 19c
nzen-type Linen
? Dollies 10c
cOnds of S1.39
lx99, 72x108.
{ wool Blankets
95 % cotton,
$1.19
/ seconds, In
Blankets (25 %
b cotton), $1.99
nth foor.
chit Coz