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enferfains Group
From Seattle

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil J Borel en-
tertained recently for a group ~
Seattle friends at their home at
1914 No. 45th 81. FayOrs for the
evening went 70 Mr. Burt Carlisle
and Mrs. Charles PortWay. a late
buffet supper vas served from a
table centered BY forAythlaA. blue
bells and fern. The spring motif
was carried out IN the tsilles and
fsgors.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Simpson. Mr. and Mrs Burt
Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
POrtway, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert $. Cory and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Olson.
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Mrs. ebehy feied a.
Birthday Party

Mrs. CsssaDdra EbefIy was suf.
pfised Thursday evening 81 her
home. 1906 50. 18Th ct. by a group
n friends on the occasion 81 her
birthday. Three tables ~ Chinese
checkers were in play during the
evening. a large birthday cake
surrounded BY red tulips formed
an attractive eentsrpiscs for the
supper table. a beautiful import
cd lace cloth Vas presented % the
guest Of honor.
Guests included Hssds .
Geofge Bridge. Eamsdsn Whitley.
Mary carayano. Richard Dese-
fsauz. Joseph Desmond. Aaeiiss
rredhomms. Charles Bates. Guy
Hickok, Dan Class. Alfred Mo-
naldl. Anthony Miller. George
Cutler. Alec Fulton. kathefins
Buffo. Aabls Junekley. Francis
Peters, Angie Del ssnto, Anna
Dewey, Court Eberly. William
Sherman and Alzs Elsis Leigh.
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Party Honon Twin Daughter,
OF Mrs. johnson

Mary Ann and Gicnda Joan.
twin daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenwood johnson Of $3.50 No.
Cheyenne St, were honorcd Thurs
day on their fourth birthday. Mrs.
johnson WAS assisted ny Mrs
George N. Christensen and Miss
Erma Mottau.
The table was decorated in pink
and white with sprlns flowers
throughout the rooms
The little guests. accompanied
by their mothers, were Doloris
Inset. Mary 10 and Bernard sleg-
Ter, Martha Jane and Doris Mot
tau. Robert knutsen. David HAIR
rison, Jean and Larry Wllheimsen,
Eula Jean Allison. Barbara Paul.
Marc Elliot. Diekie Bratbak,
Nancy Magnuasen. Marilyn and
Frederick Buedenback. Thomsn
Mattingly. Joyce and Marilyn Fer
gcrsen. Gloria Vidak. Patricia
knutson and Ronald Lee Johnson,
brother OF the twins
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Tacoma Chosen A. A. wv.
Conference City

Nrs Wallace uhss ~ fsonkStew
viii brad the stats division II the
American Association ~ unlser-
atty Women for The newt year she
was elected president 81 the group
Yesterday AZ the opening IT the
18th annual state conference u
succeed Mrs. Victor Burke II faii.
man,
Mrs. J ~ slower. g.. ~ rsioass
was elected secretary, replacing
Mrs. N. A. Could. Olympia Ia
coma Was chosen a. the ipte con-
ference city
The other state officers. Miss
Masne Farrsf. Seattle, vice rresi-
dent. and Mrs urucr Lewis. che
halls. hold over.
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Y-Ed Club 10 Meet

Members Of the Y-Ed club will
meet at the Y. W. c. A for a
els o'clock dinner Tuesday fol-
lowed by a program consisting Of
musical numbers and the showing
Of motion pictures by Walter SUIT
ter The technicolor picture. Put
ting Our Fairgrounds to Work is
being shown through the courtesy
Of Ira s. DAWSON Glasses will
follow at & O'clock.
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The theme for the dinner will
be carried out in the decorations
with violets and white tapers used
for the centerpiece. Seniors Of
the sorority will be presented with
corsages and gifts. Miss Rather
inc Nelson, sorority president. will
be toastmistrcss, and she will pre-
sent as speakers Mrs. Lyle Ford
Drushel. dean of women of the
college. Miss Ann Strobel, acting
president Of the alumnae Of the
sorority; Miss Margaret Houston.
representing the senior class. Miss
Doris Day. speaking in behalf of
the junior class. Miss sigma Gus
tafson. representative of the
sophomore class, and Miss Lucy
Spaeth. speaking as member of
the freshman class.
Mrs. Edna Warren Cheney is to
be a special guest for the affair.
Annual Picnic Thursday
On Thursday afternoon profess
sors and students alike at the
College of Puget Sound will aban-
don their classrooms to partici-
pate in the annual campus picnic.
which is scheduled to start at .
o'clock. Arrangements for the
affair are under the direction OF
Richard Purtich. Assisting him
are Robert Sprenger, in charge of
games; Gene Albertson, in charge
of songs; Miss Mildred Mckenzie,
in charge of food. Miss Betty No
BILE, in charge of music, and Jack
Hungerford, in charge OF folk
dancing.
The first event of the afternoon
is the sophomore-freshman tug-o'-
war, under the direction of the
junior class. During the after
noon there will be games. followed
by supper. Later there is
scheduled folk dancing and songs
around a bonfire. Assisting dur
ing the day will be members of
Spurs and knights of the Log.
To Crown May Queen
The annual College OF Puget
Sound May Day celebration and
browning of the May queen will be
held this Friday afternoon at the
campus under the direction of Miss
Frances Tarr, recently elected vice
president of the student body.
Miss Jane Carlson is to be crowned
queen by the student body presi-
dent, Richard Sloat. Attending
Miss Carlson will be Miss Marcelle
Jensen and Miss Pomona Hudson.
( Presented to the queen at her
court will be four duchesses, each
representing one of the classes,
and duchesses from many of the
high schools in the vicinity of Ia
coma. Pages for the ceremony are
to be Miss June Eyerson and Miss
Jane Marchesini.
Committees planning for the af-
fair, to which the public Is in
vited, are the following: Program,
Miss Beulah Eskildsen, chairman,
and Miss Sonya Loftness; ushers,
Miss Margaret Houston, chairman,
and Miss Annabel Miller: decora-
tions and flowers, Miss Joan Rob-
erts, chairman; Miss Virginia
Leonard, Clair Hanson and Philip
Garland dinner and decorations,
Miss Edythe Mae Peele, chairman,
Miss Betty Edward and Miss Mar
garet O'Donnell; publicity, Miss
Lois kuhl, chairman, Miss Belle
Ruth Clayman, Valen Honeywell
and Herbert Hite, costumes and
flowers, Miss Betty Noble, chair
man, Miss Marjorie Wickens, Miss
Doris Day and Miss Doris Gran
lund.
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n. r. Loves Leave
For East

Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Love will
leave the first Of the week for Chi
csEo where they viii meet Mrs.
Loves niece. Miss Harriet fayre.
who viii accompany them on their
trip 10 the eastern states and 20
Canada. They viii SO through
Cincinnati. then On 10 Toronto and
Niagara Falls. While in Canada
they will 60 10 see the Dionne
quiniuplets. Later they will visit
the New York worlds fair. Wash
ingion. u. C.. and Mt. Vernon.
They viii be gone five weeks.
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Mrs. Frank J Kedlng viii enter
tain members Of the Harvard Car
den club al 2 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon. Roll call VIII be re-
sponded n with a BIZ Of verse.
Mrs S. o. Tholo Will talk on
Bulbs and Tops" and Mrs. Nellie
Kennedy will speak on Garden
Shrubs" Mrs. John Verhoeks VIII
also give a talk. her subject being
"LllacE" A general discussion BY
all members on garden problems
Will follow.
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Entertains Reading Club

Mrs. l.. A. NUM- entertained
members of the Wichaka Reading
club Friday afternoon at her home
at 1928 No. It'll. Luncheon was
served at noon at table attrac-
lively centered with spring flow
ers. Reading and current events
filled the afternoon hours.
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intrnsieesf ~ \ shoFus II 100
voices. with piano accompaniment,
the evenings program viii include
several numbers by tho Aaninas
orchestra. selections sung NJ the
Aauinas ssstes. several four pisne
ensembles and number II sriec-
tlon- by IN. Aausnas EI~e club
with Mas Claire fsfssscit - soeai
scloisi. Compositions hcsh eiAsssc
and mod~rn VIII he represented.
Plane and vinltn suirtsss win enn-
tribute a number ~ choice sctrc-
tlnns ef various types
Participants IN The Aqnsnss mt
steal are a. foilnws
Orchestra menhsrss Doris Hem.
u. Mary Evelyn Ella Patricia
o'suilivan, porethy spsnski. Ann
naliiarreon. BETTY Clsrs. Mary
poersorn. cathrrin. Gregory. kash.
sryn Hsmmefsehmith Jane Hines.
L,,glns i.ensa. Rosemary Mann.
ield. Mary Marush. Catherine Mul'
Ian. Mary Murphy. Shirley New
bert. Frances o'Iirien. BETTY
o'I.sary. nsttv Lou Van Rnoy,
Kathleen Wright.
Aaulnas ssxsssl Arm HaIlIAr-
sron, Mary poefsan, Kathryn
Hsmmefsehmlth rita Myers Fipr-
ener achulrf. Kathleen Wright.
soioists tpiano and violin, i>cr-
rains Alderman. Mary Evelyn ~.
Tia. Helen Mekachrun. Kathleen
Hammefschmlth. Mary Maftssh.
Frances o'lsfisn.
Glee club Donna barrett. Tier.
osa nailcy, Ann uaiiisrKoon. elaine
Hrossolt. Florence coIiins. Shirley
Constants, Mary Donovan, Gather
Inc Falfhurst. Msnfe~n Fitzgefsid.
Mary Fitzpatrick. Roberta Fuiiett,
Marjorie frsee. Irene Frnehsen
Ruth Frye, Mary Agnes Gallagher.
Mary Gaui, Ruth Gillespie, Phyllis
Graves. Catherine Gregory. Mary
crogan. Eleanor Gustln. Margsfst
Hamilton. Kathleen INNER
schmith. Jane Harrison. LOIS lao
qnes. Dorothy ksasolman, t1orTnrs
kiewin. vsima koysrich. Mary
Margaret Lane. LuGina isnta. Win
nette Lichficid. LA Lucchcsi, Mary
Mafnsh. Ann Mcconnell. Margaret
Mcconnell. Betty McNcrthney. Pa
iricia Milloy. Kathleen Morrison
Iseda Morsetir. Shirley Nuwbert
Frances Noii. Frances oufisu
Margaret o'copneil. Kathleen
o'Drlaeoil, kathieen o'Grsdy. BET
~ o'Leary. Peggy olaon, Louis
Pavollsn, Mary Louise rrnaeh, ~
nea Rink, Barbara Rurkmsn. dor
othy Rudolph. Maria Ruedin. hst
lty ass~---s Florence hrh's's'
/ Catherine Shannon. uayff simon
ETH. Margaret simpson. Revert
Steele. Norecn Tierney. rntricl'
I Wilson.
-Four piano ensembles fsoui
Alderman. Ann l.alllargson. Fran
ces BisAsii, Jacqurlins brown. bet
~ clses. Mary Evelyn Ellis. 10
Jane Harrison, Jane Hines. la
Lueshsai. Rosemary Mansfirisi
Helen McEaehron. Mary Murphy
Margaret O'Conneii. katbisss
o'Grady. Betty o'Lssry. Doroih,
Rudolph. Dorothy tpanshi 10
Betty Lou Van Eooy
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Mas Betty Perry and Mrs. y. ;.
Perry. Miss Barbara Tuttle and
Mis- Marion Nelson and Mrs. c. II.
Nelson.
Any other Tacoma assembly
Rainbow Cirls wishing rsserys-
tons are requested To call Proctor
34si-A or Broadway 47z5.
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Shower Tor Mrs. Roberts
Ihursday

Mrs. Claude Roberts Of puyallup
Heights was honor guest Mt n
shower at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. n. r. Roberts, 1907 3. y.
Bird ST Other guests were Miss
Lola Roberts. Miss Shirley Rob-
crts. Miss Marion Roberts. Miss
Bonnie Roberts. Mrs Lille Gun
ter. Mrs. Mile Roberts. Mrs.
Chester Snow. Mrs. Myrtle Com
pc. MisB Ellen Gompo, Mrs. Sella
Gibson. Miss Sylvia Gibson. Mrs.
Tom kim. Mrs. Clarence Roberts.
Mrs. Carol Roberts and Mrs. Edith
Black. Mrs. Tom Chadwick. Mrs.
Clarence otto. Mrs ~ Otto. Mrs.
Lloyd Had and son Douglas.
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To Attend District Meet

Members Of the Twentieth Cen
fury Study club will attend the
district federation clubs meeting
Tuesday at the Y W. c. A They
viii be luncheon guests Of Mrs. w.
r. Coffman
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/ traditional Theta Dinner
I o Be Held on "Wednesday
campus Picnic Planned for Thursday with Richard Pureh
As Chairman: May Queen VIII Be Crowned Friday
New Student Body Vice President in Charge

Traditional among the sorority social affairs the Col
tge of Puget Sound the annual Kappa Sigma Theta Violet
neheon which this year will be held at the Walker apart
6ents Wednesday evening o'clock Chairman for the
far is Miss Dixie Thompson who has assisting her Miss
Evelyn Shaw. Miss Florence Burd Miss Kathleen Wallace
md Miss KAY Sutherland.
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Receive Congratulations on
Birth OF Son

Receiving congratulations on the
birth Of their son. David. April "a.
are Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Anderson.
IT.. Also receiving congratulations
with the young couple arc the
grandparents, Mt, and Mrs. Joe
Anderson. sr.. Of 50+0 No. Defiance
street.
Degree ~ Honor Club viii meet
Wednesday a. IL O'Clock IN Car
pentefs hall. Potluck luncheon.
Nomens Guild of Grace Evan
geliesi Lutheran church ALI meet
for potIuck luncheon Wednesday
AZ noon in the church, 1902 50.
PARK ave.
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Shower Fetes
Miss Floyd
hide Elses 81 M. WiMem
6isen tieeessd BY Mn
JACK Davies

camplimentin9 Miss Fran
ees Jane Floyd. daughter II
Mrs. Clarence v. Floyd. II
Tacoma. whose marriage 10
Mr.. William Gison, son pf Mr..
and Mrs. George Ctguu. Aim
Of Tacoma. will tnks plncs On
April 18th. Mrs. Jaek Davies
WAS hust~ux n 4 miscellaneous
shower given in her hon,e -
apia No. 21th II. on Friday
afternoon. Members Of the
Corinthian auxiliary. Order of
the Eastern StAr. were nls0
hostcsscs. Misx Floyd and
Mr.. Gixon Will be married
Friday morning NJ 10 o'clock
In tina First Christian church
with tho Rev. Carl Johnson
performing the ceremony.
HorotH 81 Gsmss Friday After
noon went To Mfa william WoAl-
msrhes. ~ A yellow and wbtte
epIor seb<me vAs carried nut IN :
sptlns hcugust which centsresl IN
tahle. and in the deeorstln9s an1
fassfa 1tfts wers pvsseaoe4 -
tho nueee VI honos IN lnreu 49,
het carried ~ little uAtl Nielsen,
daughter u NJ. and Mrs. Marry
Nelson. and llttie ttchis clsrttA
son NJ NJ. and Mrs. James cssesis.
Guests Included the heenuiameo
Harry Nelson. Mlehst nhanete.
MaIooim nsnsssrom, t.salls CeW-
Trough. Phiiip slifnsv. Lyman
iiall. Waiter Esrhlnger. william
Manroe. Harold nross. Charles
Norton, Lloyd ssli, Stafford rinyd.
william wohimashsr, sr. Wlijtass
Wohimacher. w.. Jsckt~ pavlea.
Frankie Floyd. William Rnopsts
MN. George Perry, Douglas rsts-
simmons. w. A. wsshbusu, tamss
Curtis, r. &. tiouss, Hoee Leonard
AMI Marion Davis.
Ais0 eosnpttmentine The youns
cptpis wss family dlneer given
/! Saturday evening ~ the msssss -
tbs bridsseisef. Mrs. C'iafsuee v.
Floyd, In her home II $Otg No.
gath ~. Guests Included NJ, ard
Mr.. George tsigps.. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Davis and sons. t1oyd snd
Frank. Mr.. and MIRA n. q. They'd
and SIMS. Eafi and Alice. NJ.
William Glsnn. bridegroom .elsets
aud Mas Frances Jane Floyd.
brids. etsct,
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Mrs. Richter Cab Mssiiss
OF p1nhenenie

Representatives NJ ~ national
sorority groups In Tacoma or their
aiisrnates HAYS been invited ~
attend = msssinx u The Tacoma
Panhsiienie al the hgsus u Mrs.
George >. vand@nbsre. 3toe M.
s0fh. Mrs Erich Nicater hee
called shs meeting far ? sslssh.
.
pnst psussAenes etsb. fshii nosrs
idsn Hsilsf corps. viii hold pso,io
card party st Ftsasrs Tuesday.
Luncheon VIII ~ served from
u 10 until 0'eioch Cards -
is5o. Mrs r. L. bryant. Mrs. Esne
bradley In charge
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Aquinas Academy Students
To Give Musical Thursday
Orchestra Chorus end Ensembles 10 Present Nsrbsn !"
ST. pssricLs Church Audsovium u e'elosh:
Mia essssoa 10 d seo;ss

program Of musical compositions viii b presented by
students Of Auunas academy Thursday evening n
o'clock in the auditorium Of 81 Patrirk church. No 18th
a
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MosoreyeIs Auxiliary Meets

The auxiliary ~ the Tacoma
Motorcycle club msi at the hums
~ Mrs. william Mchsndfy Thurs
day evening There was discus
zion Of thu dinner 10 BE- given al
the clubhouse April 20 Mrs, Leon.
ard Atkins ls In charge % tho
dinner. Mrs. Clarence Potter.
chairman ~ cooking; Miss Flora
Hollis. in charge ~ serving ana
Mrs. Clayton L.saham 10 In enafss
~ cleanup. 1lss zsiia Brown 10
In charge ~ decorating. Miss
Flora Hollis MAS appointed re-
treatment chairman for sunday
for the hays. Hho are having .
work Sunday on the TIT course
1T Tar Oakland motor bowl.
There Was handkerchief sisc~ .
or on Mrs. CiaFsnes Potter. who
recently returned from a trip 10
Mexico
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AdeIphisns 10 Present Homo
Concert Monday Night

Returning from tsnsdHy con-
cert tour Ia eastern Washington
and Idaho. the Adsiphian Choral
socisiy ~ the College ~ Puget
Sound returned Monday and VIII
present It's Tacoma concert al
o'clock Monday evening In jones'
hall nj the college II In reportsd
that the singers have dons fins
job advertising Tacoma and Tbs
Golden Jubilee on their trip.
The concert Monday night will
he of much interest both from ths
standpoint 81 the character OF the
music and the program arrange
msnt which emphasizes tina variety
represented In the 10 numbers.
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Ladies' Ala. our savior. La-
thefsa church. viii MEET for a
1880 o'clock luncheon Thursday.
for which Mrs. Ivan AndsFsssn and
Mrs. Emma LAfson viii be hoat.
eassa A white elephant sails viii
be held.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
PAINT CLEARANCE
for FRIDAY

10 Gallons Master-Made Flat
Wall Paint In ivory or white. Was
4225. Friday, gallon
IS Gallons All-Purpose Wall-and-
Wood Gloss Paint, white, French
ivory, or buh. Was $3.50 a
gallon .0S
81 Gallons Art Clio Outside House
Paints. Was $3.50 q gallon. $1.9S
IL Half Gallon Cans Porch and
Deck Enamel; light and dark
gray. Was $1.69 half gallon, $1.1s
Is Gallons 4-Hour Spar Clear
varnish; waterproof long-wearing.
Regularly $3.50 a gallon -$1.69
200 Quarts Assorted Paints in
cludipg enamel varnish lnoleum-
finish porch-and-deck paint, wall
paint, nat paint. Regularly 81 to
$l.25. Friday ------79c
Tie Polais Royal. Paints
Fiffk Floor
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Boys Clothing and
Furnishings ... Reduced

fancy Small, medium and large-------49c 49c
30 Junior Boys s2.95 Long Trousers. Sizes to IL
in wool tWeeds 81 95
20 $195 Rugby Suits Made by Tom Sawyer. Coat
and longie knickers Blue gray Sizes T. S. g. 81
30 $195 Boys Raincoats Black and yellow rubber
with helmet. Waterproof. Sizes to -----$l65
Boys S9c Polo Shirts. Sizes IA, 16, 10 and 20. Odd
lot. Long sleeves ----,----~ -------------2 for 81
Boys 59c Polo Shirts. Sizes H. 16 and 10 3 for 81
Young Mems $2.95 Slacks. Tailored by Tom Sawyer
Pleated front and talon upper closing Sizes
10 Junior Boys $495 Sports Coats Tailored by Tom
Sawyer Of brown flannel Sizes S. 6, Z, and TO- 1923
S295 Corduroy Bush Jackets. Sizes 10 to 18 $3.50
ODD LOT TABLE-Sweaters, Wash Suits Bush
Jackets and Pajamas Friday day------------45c 45c
The Palnis Royal Boys Shop . . First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
l0c TO $I.25
DINNERWARE
Sc to CSC :

Odds and ends including vege-
table dishes, bread and butter
plates, sugar bowls, crea m
pitchers, platters, soup plates,
teacups and saucers. Discon-
tinued patterns or pieces from
incomplete sets.
10 China Dinner Services for IL;
SO pieces to each set. Were
$29.98 $24.98
6 Glass Bowls, large size; for
flowers or fruit. Were $2.98, $1.49
10 Refrigerator Water Coolers.
Were $l.98 -------$1.19
so Glass Refrigerator Dishes.
were 19c -1Vc
The Palais Royal. Chi*o .
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
$l.95 and $2.95
Kid & Lambskin Gloves
6,'5s' 6.i; $l.l5

100 pairs in broken color and
size assortments, but a good
choice of styles.
Suede and DOeskin Gloves,
all colors included. Were
$1.95 to $2.95. Friday S1.15
rs Pairs Children's White
Rayon Be m berg Gloves,
slightly soiled. Were soc and
79c. Friday---------29c
The Palais Royal, Glores 80.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
1900 PAT'Ex
DISH TOWELS
s for ~

Very special. Size 17x34 towels:
dry : times rs many dishes as
ordinary towels. Striped bor-
ders in green, gold, blue or red.
Imported Lace Dinner Cloths, size
70x90; were $2.29--$1.98
Linen Damask Luncheon Cloths,
size 53x67; were $1.29-----97c
Turkish Towels in block plaids;
size 18x40; were Csc 19c
Chenille Tufted Bath Mat and
Lid Cover Sets; were $1.29- Sl.09
Bisso Linen Luncheon Napkins;
size 12xl2; were 10c- Sc
Novelty Damask Cloths, hand
blocked; size 53x53. Friday $50
Tie Palais Royal. Linens .
Second Floor
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Fine Perfumes
Greatly Reduced

Molinard's Icles dor Tale Pow
der; was SOC. Friday l9c
Molinard's Icles dor Sachet; was
69c. Friday l9c
Marty Perfume, 1-ounce size; was
81. Friday 29c
Marty De Luxe Perfume in Eter-
mite and Scherzo; 21a-ounce size.
Was s295. Friday Soc
2 Bottles Secret of Suzanne Per-
fume; was $l2. Friday
Bottle Veolay Perfume; was IS.
fTloay $3.50
Grenoville O'Eillet Perfume; was
$l.50. Friday ay----49c
De Raymond Mimzy Perfume;
was $1.25 dram. Friday Soc
House Of Pine Eu de Cologne; was
81. Friday Soc
Bottles Ire Jur Geranium Co.
logne; were sl5o. Friday----75c
3 Bottles Ire Jur Geranum Co.
logne; were 85c. Friday----39c
The P0Iois Royal.
Toiletries First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
SiIverWare Reduced

l Silverplated Vegetable Dish; was $lO95 Friday
$7.95
l Siverplated Handled Waiter; was $225O Fri
day Sl7.95
Thirty-four Piece Fatware Service for 8, complete
with tarnish- proof chest. Was $1095. Friday Sc
Sverplated Syrup Pitchers; were IS 95. Friday 50
Siverplated Bud Vases; were $395. Friday LIS
1 Silverplated Bread Tray; $695. Friday Sc
l Sterling Bud Vase; was $395. Friday$ly5
Pairs Sterling Console Sticks; were s3.s5. Fri
day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
Evening star., 1939-03-30

Enameled Cigarette Cases; were
$7.95. Friday
Enameled Cigarette Cases; were
$685.. Friday
Vanities and Compacts by famous
makers. Were $l.65 to IS. Fri
day
The Polais Royal, Toileries -.
First Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
S4.95 Genuine Gold Seal
congoIsum Rugs, S249

Discontinued patterns, but every rug first quality.
Genuine Rubbertex Floorings in choice of many pat
terms. Regularly 4sc square yard Friday Sic
7.sxlo.6 Genuine Rubbertex Rugs. Were IS s5- $3.50
The Pnlais Royal. Rags .. Fourth Floor
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Clearance, Floor Sample
Studio couches Reduced

1 Studio Couch with comfortable innerspring
mattress; cotton homespun cover in rust Sold
"as Is" Was $29 95 95S18 S1875
Studio Couches partly upholstered arms with
wood grips; comfortable innerspring construc-
tion Heavy cotton friezette covers Were
$4495 S2775
l Bed-Hf Studio Couch With separate inner
spring mattresses; cotton tapestry cover in
rust Was $44.95 5S2 S2995
l Simmons Sofa Bed in Chesterfield design;
new cotton stripe covering in rust Slightly
soiled. Was $119 $4995
Studio Couch with solid maple arms and
back; innerspring construction; plaid cotton
homespun cover. Was $4495--- S27.75
The PaIais Royal, Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
1oiIetries
Reductions

For Clearance Friday
Charmette Chin Straps; were
Soc. Friday
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Steel Cabinets
Greatly Reduced

Is Steel Cabinets in various styles,
including wall cabinets, utility and
wardrobe styles; slightly
marred. Were $3.50 to E9.24
$798
The Palais Royal,
Housewares .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Reconditioned
Electrical Appliances

l Crosley Refrigerator, 4 cubic
feet. Was $l39.95. Friday $3.50
l Crosley Refrigerator, 7 cubic
feet. Was $179.95. Frit.ay $3.50
/ General Electric Refrigerator,
size 4 cubic feet; sold as is. Spe-
cial $3.50
l Universal Cooler, all porcelain.
Six cubic feet $50. so
l A. b. C. Spinner Washer,
thoroughly reconditioned, like
new. Was $139.95 ~ $3.50
The Palais Royal. Washers ..
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1939-03-30

Lengths from to yards; in cotton crashes linens,
cotton homespuns; some are alike Quantity limited
Evening star., 1939-03-30
$8.95 Plaid Rag Rugs
Sizes . 9112 II sh.s5
and 6rlO

Extra heavy; cheerful colors, well blended.
Size 6x9; regularly $4.95; special S295
3-9xl2 Seamless Administers in designs Were
imported Cotton Rugs, size 4x6; hooked and floral
designs. Were $685. A95
Evening star., 1939-03-30
100" PRISCILLA CURTAINS

Extra wide. with extra full rufies 19.
and "a yards long. Choice of pin
dots in cream. ecru or pastel COL
ors. Only 800 pairs. Special for naan
Friday TQ1O
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Clearance, Silk Lamp Shade.

AZ Silk Shades, sizes for bridge, floor and table
lamps; were $29S $l.98
Gold-fnished Bases for twin lamps; crystal stems.
Chrome Bases for twin lamps; crystal stems Were
$4.08 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 90
IL Washable l6-inch Shades for table lamps; were
One Modern Head by Goldscheider; terra-cotta. Was
The Palais Royal. Lamps /. Fifth Floor