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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18

YOU
KNOW?
Oy Washington stofe Progress commissiea

Oy Washington State Progress commiss,oa
A bill was introduced in the United
States Senate on February Z, 1871,
under which the Territory of Alaska
was to become a county Of the Terri
tory of Washington. The United States
and referred to- the Committee on
Territories, but was defeated.
Under the terms of the bill Alaska
would have been entitled to one coun-
Gilman and two members IF the lower
house of the legislature of the Terri
TRY of Washington. The United States
district attorney and the United
States marshal for Washington would
have performed the same duties for
Alaska.
Mr.. Archie W. Shiels Of the Pacific
American Fisheries, Inc, South Bel
lingham, in letter 10 Asabel Curtis
of Seattle, who is engaged in some
special historical work, says research
fiscloses that this bill was defeated
in the senate, net from any sentimen-
tai consideration for Alaska: accord
ing to the debates it was generally
felt that it would work great hard
ship on the State of Washington to he
saddled with Alaska. Therefore ths
roster Of Washington counties does
not read Adams, Alaska. Asotin, as
it might have, had the bill gone
through.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
CAR DAMAGED

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Davidson had q
narrow escape from injury Sunday
night while returning to their home
here from Everett, when their auto
was forced into a ditch near Snoqual-
annie pass. The offending driver made
an attempt to pass the Davidson ma
chine despite the fact another car
was coming toward them, and when
he realized that a head on crash was
imminent, he bumped the Davidson
vehicle intn the diteh,e
= Neither Of the Coulee City people
were injured. hut their car was badly
damaged.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
MICKEY ROONEY HAS
'EM IN STITCHES AuAIN!

Song and dance, pa thos and drama
form the background for the first co.
starring appearance of Mickey Room
ey and Judy Garland in Babes in
Arms which shows Mt the Columbian
theatre, Sunday. Monday and Tues
day.
Based on tho Broadway musical
success of couple of seasons ago,
tho story deals with the era when
vaudeville passed out of the entertain
Wents picture When the old time
headliners we're up against it their
kids came TO tho rescue, bringing with
Thorn n modern viewpoint and tai.
ont that wAs inbesa.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18

Water may reach the Columbia ba-
sin project as early as 1043, special
memorandum issued by the department
of the interior indicates. The time at
which this water will be available de-
ponds upon O. great number and var
iety Of conditions. Among them are
the rate at which funds for the com-
pletion of Grand Coulee dam may be
made available by congress- the
promptness with which tho irrigation
districts enter into repayment agree
ments with the government, and the
rate at which congress appropriates
funds for constructing irrigation works
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
INDIANS TO MOURN AS
KETTLE FALLS DISAPPEARS

Hundreds of members of the Cel-
vile Indian tribe will gather in May
at the Kettle falls to hold fearful
ceremonial of farewell as the lake ris-
ing back of Grand Coulee dam blanks
out the rapids, where Indians from
time immemorial have caught their
winter supplies of salmon.
Partial plans for the ceremonial
which is expected to include protest
meetings against infringements of
Indian right in connection with the
biuding of the dam, were revealed
this week,
The charges against the govern
ment includes:
1. Alleged failure of the reclan1a.
ton bureau to remove another thou
sand Indian graves from the area to
be flooded by the river-lake.
2. Inability of the Indians to re-
ceive a disbursement of $139, i 07150
in tribal funds accumulated from the
sale or lease of resources.
8. Alleged failure of the govern
ment to reimburse the tribe for tres
pass and damages resulting from the
construction of the dam at Grand cou-
Ice.
A. Alleged failure of the govern
ment to pay a 100000 claim fol
destruction of the salmon run above
the dam.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

A party was given in honor Of
Shirley Millhorn's 14th birthday, Fri
day. Games were played and the hon
or guest received many beautiful pre-
sents. Refreshments consisting of ice
cream, cake and cookies were served
at the Columbia cafe.
ThoeA present were Shirley Meak-
or, Betty Dcwell, Bobby Chappell,
Sonny and shifsg atjsbarn and Ra-
mona Bemis,sR
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
PROM DRAWS DANCERS

Dancers from several nearby towns
Joined with local residents in making
the Junior Senior prom, Saturday
night, a huge success. About lao TICK
cts we're sold, exclusive of school 'tu
dents.
Decorated in a gay Mexican 'tdot'f
the gymnasium was a colortul spo,
Much credit is due the students whoee
decorative accomplishments for this
affair have never been surpassed III
this community.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
TEMPERATURES GAUGES
ARE PLACED IN BASIN

Twenty-seven temperature recording
stations are being installed il irriga-
BILE areas of the ColumLia sasih PROF
ect by Elmer Fisher, weather observ
err, Portland, c. E. Smith, Seattle, an
John Lightfoot, Portland. TIC mel
are being accompanied by w. w. John.
ston of the reclamation bureau classi.
fication service. Records of the sta
lions will be used in connection with
the determine ton of suitable crops.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
CONCERT HERE SATURDAY

\ Miss Ions Pierce of Wenatchee and
Gerald Kechley, Seattle, will be heard
i'll vocal concert at the gym Satur-
day night, under auspices Of the Cou-
lee City Parent Teachers associati2u.
Both singers have exceptionally fine
voices, and the event should attract
all music lovers in this vicinity.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18

A beautiful display of kelvinat"r
products is being shown at the Home
Furniture Store in the Tucker bldg
Ruby Lawter returned to Seattle
sunday, faer two weeks visit
with her parents and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Mutt and Ralph
Jorgensen made trip to the dam.
Sunday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
TWO BULK ELEVATORS i
8. -.-,.-.--. RISING, AT HARTLINE

Two bulk grain elevators are under
construction at Hartline. The Farmers
Union is building an $4,000 annex TO
a large crib elevator. The Sperry Flour
company is building 100000 bushel
elevator.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school, 10 =. M.
Young folks society, 6;so P. m.
Evening worship, with Rev. George
Graham. 1880 p. m.
Everybody welcome. Come, share
our devotions,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18

E.. W. Rice, overseer Of he Douglas
County Pomona Grange, was elected
as the alternate delegate to the State
Grange meeting IN June, at the ses-
sion Of the Pomona at Palisades Sat
urday. Approximately $50 gfangers
were present at the Meeting.
Jim Christensen of Wilbur visite1
in Couleo City Saturday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
WORK ON LAKE GOLF SITE

The site of the new Lake Lenora
golf course was the scene of much
activity Sunday, when the work Of
clearing the grounds started A crew
Of volunteer workmen, aided by coun-
ty equipment, aanded the green's and
began clearing the fairways for the
nine hole course. Members of tn,
Sportsmen s association were assisted
by Boy Scouts from Soap Lake. Lunch
was served throughout the day.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
GRACE FULL GOSPEL CHURCH
=. p. Wilson, pastor

=. r. Wilson, pastor
Sunday
Sunday school, 1000 q. m.
Morning worship, 1900 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting, 6:4s p. m.
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday: Prayer meeting. $500 pm.
Thursday: Mid-week service, follow
cd by choir and orchestra practice 500
p. m.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18
WILL CHOOSE OFFICERS

The Wcmen'a club will meet Mon
day night with Mrs. Tom Stanley. and
elect officers for the ensuing year
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18

Avis Moore Of Mason City was
visitor in Coulee City, Saturday and
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-04-18

Doris Patterson, June Ewell and
Lawrence Flatla attended the dance
at Wilson Greek, Saturday night.
Leonard Stratton of Osborne was a
Coulee City visitor, Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Boys 89e Paiamas, 2 for 81

Vat-dyed broadcloth in MILDLY style with elas-
tic waist. With or without notch collars.
Fancy patterns in sizes 10 to 18 years
8 Young Mems $2.95 Stacks. Sizes l6, 10
and 20 - $l.S5
Boys 25c Skull Caps. Cotton felt with fancy
stripes 14c
30 Boys $3.50 Wool Shorts. Tailored by Tom
Sawyer Sizes to IL years 94c
6 Boys S395 Jackets. Wool body and leather
cape sleeves Sizes 10, l6, 18 and 20. Were
$4.95 $|.oS
40 Boys CSC Polo Shirts, long sleeves. Sizes IL
tn IA SAC
10 Little Boys S195 Play Suits. Washable
broadcloth top and wool flannel shorts. Sizes 4,
and 6 ------------ 81
IL Boys $1.50 Hats 81
5 Junior Boys S4.95 Topcoats. Green pattern
Sizes 6, and $3.S5
Boys $2.95 Gabardine Bush Coats Small
size $1.95
Boys Polo Shirts, odd lot. Sizes IL to 1S zSc
The Paiais Royal, Boys Shop
First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Paint Specials

Spar Varnish for floors, woodwork and
linoleum. Reg. $3.50 q gallon - S1.7s
Enamels, Paints; CHOICE Of Fiat
Paint, House Paint, Enamel Gloss Fin
ish. Reg. $l.49 to $l.69 q Y gal. FRI
day Sl.e0
Mono-Seal, Timers Red Oxide Roof
Paint; for use on metal or wood sur
faces. Regularly $2.25 gallon. $3.50
Art Clio Wall and Weed Gloss. ~ COL
ors. Reg. $3.50 gal --- S2.Ss
12-Jewei Floor Cleaner; . wax base
cleaner. Special, pint
The Paiais Roysl, Paisfs
.. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Mems Furnishings Reduced!

1s Mems $3S5 Sports Sweaters Upper button styles
22 coos Broken sizes
Slightly Soled ----- s4c
IL Prs Mems $1s5 Pajamas MILDLY styles
cloth. Sizes 100
IA Pairs Mems $s5 Paamas Tannelette patterns
Sizes A and D only
70 Pairs Mems 3sc Socks All wool 6x3 English
Sizes 10h only 4 for 81
80 Mems Regular 81 Ties Stripes figures patterns
10 Pairs Mems s125 Gloves Small and medium sec
II Pairs Mems Ss Pajamas Coat MILDLY styles B.
and
81 Mems 35c Shorts Woven madras with Light pat
terms Sizes 3d. a. 50 &c
Pairs Mems self belt Nayy Sizes
80 and 80 s1so
TIE Patns Royal. Store for Men =. u. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
6 Formerly $50 Stein Bloch
Suits, $20.75

Is YOUR SIZE HERE? ... Treat your
self to bargain. Regular sizes 36 and
3s, stouts AZ and a, short stouts a
and 49,
1o-$16.95 Reversible Topcoats. Tweeds
in sizes regular SO. 80. 10 and ~ and
shorts SO, 80, 40 and 42 SS.95
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Suits, Mali Price and Less

4-Reversible Suits Shetland and plaid
with plaid skirts. Wine, II and Is; green, II
and ls Originally $2295. Friday $s.Ss
1e-TaiIored Suits =. Winter twills and pin
point fabrics. Black, wine and dark green.
Originally $17s5 and 1895. Friday----$7!s5
The Palais Royal. Salts >. Third Floor
81 Evening Bags, Csc
colors Special for Friday only
Reg. 50 Yellow Georgette Bag with gold nm
jshed frame ESQ
50 Reg. 81 and S3 Leather Bags Of calf, suede
and fabric and patent. Black and colors- -S9c
Handbags First Floor
Foundations Reduced
- Reg. $3.5o Cotton and Raysn Mesh and Fig
ured Batiste Gfrdles- $1.75
Is Reg. 50 Foundations i. .. Cotton and Tayon
mesh and batiste
Ceyssts -. Third kleev
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Reversible Goats, ! and Less

l Shetland Wool and Cotton Gabardine Coat;
wine. size 20. Originally $l0.s5. Friday S4.45
! Reversible Coats, wool plads and checks
with corduroy and cotton gabardine. Sizes 9,
II. "a, ls. Originally $l2s5 to $l6.95. Fri
2 Wool Covert Reversible Coats; brown, IA:
green. is. Originally $2295. Friday Sll.49
4 Cotton Raincoats rubberized). Red, IL and
is; green, 16, and brown, 10. Originally $495.
Friday $1.29
l Brown Cotton Gabardine Raincoat, size A.
Originally $695. Friday -- $3.50
l Navy Cotton Gabardne Raincoat balma-
oaan. size IA. Originally $s95. Friday S3.9s
l Navy Cotton Gabardine Belted Coat size 20.
Originally $l2.95. Friday y---.- $5.75
2 White Gabardine Raincoats sizes IL and l6
Originally $7.s5, Soiled d.---------------$2.s $2.s9
Tie Paiois Royai, Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Ravon undies Reduced

30 Reg $119 Rayon Pajamas, pastes Broken sizes 79c
Is Reg. 100 Rayon Crepe and Rayon Satin Shps
broken sizes. Special ----------------- ----. sec
Reg. SIPS $50 Silk and Wool, 1870 Cotton Brief
Combinations medium sizes. Special, 2 for 81
10 Reg. $2S5 Munsingwear Rayon Gowns; rose blue
and dramatic rose sizes 16 to 10. Special $2.2s
Reg. $l25 Cotton Knit Gowns; long sleeves, high
neck; large size. Special, for ----------.----- 81
50 Reg soc 25 Silk and Wool, 1870 Cotton Vests and
Tie Palais Royal, Royos Usderwear . First Floor
10 Reg. $3.50 Wool Skirts, 81
Reg. S1o95 Black 2piece Skating Dress. Size H. IS
10 Reg $395 to $5.95 Metallic Cloth Blouses 81
Reg. $595 2-piece Knit Dresses s---.-----S4 81
Reg $3s5 Angora Boero Sweaters ---------------$1
The Paiais Royal, Sportspear Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Only IS Mems Reg. S24Z5
TOP Goats, SI6.96

LYNBROOKE MAKE. Tweeds, shetIands
and hard surface materials in the new
shades Of green. tan. blue. gray and her
rinsbones for SprinE. Diagcnals and mix:
.tss 1--WE. In s scis snf ana nsuois 9re.s.sc
and shapeIy coats.
Sizes for men, young men and conservative
men.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Il Most [
F0uN1
49, Z; 1:,;; So:

These extraordinary values
are made from barrels Of ex-
pensive (but discontinued)
pens. The solid gold point
has been removed and an
equally efncient gold-plated
point substituted. Hence
this tremendous saving. We
illustrate one model from .
wide choice Of styles and
colors.
Quantity Limited TO ~.
Guaranteed fer One Year!
The PaLais Royal,
Ststiossry i. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Blankets, Bedspreads,
Comforts, Sheets, ! 10 ! of

Comforts, Sheets, / 10 ! of
Slightly soiled or mussed; blankets are all
wool, part wool or cotton comforts are wool
or down filled; bedspreads are chenille or
cotton woven type; sheets and cases are good
quality cottons.
The Paiais Royal Domeshes,
Second Floor
Linens, / TO ! of
(Some Cotton Pieces Included)
Scarfs, Vanity Sets. Doilies, Tablecloths, Tow
els, Napkins, Bath Mats. Slightly soiled OF
mussed.
Tie Palais Royal Lisess, Second Floor
Ranges, RefrIgerators
Hardwick Gas Range. Was 1895 -- 1895
Crosley Refrigerator, 5lz cubic foot SIZE Floor
sample. Was $17250 $12s.5o
Norge Refrigerator. cubic foot size Floor
sample. Was $146s5 $ $S9. 50
Norge Refrigerator. cubic foot size. All
porcelain. Was $24950 $1S9.50
The Palais Royal,
Refriserators Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Lingerie and Day Froeks

IA Kickernick 89c Panties, broken sizes - 69c
Bed Jackets, were 81 1.50 0--- 81
S-S6.95 Handmade Wool Bed Jackets, pastels,
$3.50
13 Rayon Taffeta Slips, sizes 80 to 81: were
S139 500
33 Spun Rayon Tailored Dresses, broken size
The Paiais Royal, Lingerie -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Sham Bottom 1umbIers, I0c

Sham Bottom TumbIeFs, l0c
Regularly 15c; have SAFE EDGE; guaran-
teed not to chip on edge. Sizes ~, 6k, s1z
and II ounces. Only IA at this price.
1 Dinner Sets for 8; SO pieces; American
porcelain. Regularly $l098 ---- $3.50
Glass Relish Dishes, were 49c-3 35c
Tile Top Tables, size 13" wide and %" long.
Were $298 $1.98
Cleoronee! Chino 0inneFwore
II Salad Plates -19c Is Breakfast Plates,
25c
20 Dinner Plates CSC 20 Square Salads. 25c
Natural Shell Vases Reduced
so Shells, were 81 39c
4 Shells, were 81 so Observation-Disclosures sc
10 Shells were $3.50 and 81 $298---S 81
The Palais Royal, Glass, Ckixa g. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Silverware Reduced

S3.S5 Silver plated Serving Trays 81
S3.S5 Silver plated Serving Trays, Sass
SIS Sets Of Flatware, 34-piece sets, SO
1 Reg. 1885 Beverage Set S7.95
: Reg. $3.50 Electric Clocks -$14.5o
Tie Palais Royal,
Silvsypsys First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
UNTRIMMED WINTER COATS
Half Of Original Price and Less

10 Tweed Coats mixtures and monotones box and fitted
Sizes to AZ. Originally $l795 and $1995 Friday S6
Black Dress Goats; sizes IL, 49, AZ and A. Originally
$2295 and $29.95. Friday $ll45
Dark Green Dress Coats Sizes H. IA and 49, Originally
$2295 and $35. Friday $ll As
Stroock Fabric Coats Black and white sizes 13 and Is
Brown and green size H. Originally $2995. Friday $l145
Fleece California Coats. Gray and black combination
Sizes 10 to IA. Originally $29.95 Friday $12.6o
Black Refer, size ls Originally $685. Friday sss5
Brown Stroock Fabric Coats Sizes 37la and 39h Orig
The Palais Royal, Goats Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Cotton Rugs ... $A96


REGULAR $685. imported cotton rugs,
size 4x6; fringed ends Beautiful new,
fresh rugs in Numdah, hook, Navajo
and floral designs. Expertly reproduced
in soft, mellow tones. Ideal for bedroom
or living room.
Gold Seol ConsoIeum Rugs
discontinued patterns, al perfect
quality
Size 9x12, regularly $7.95
Size 7.ex9, regularly $4.95---S3.95
Size 6x9, regularly $3.95
Res Rugs, Specially Priced
Reversible, washable, easy to clean.
Size 27x54 inches, were $2.50------ S1.49
Size 24x48 inches, were $1.69----- S1.oo
Size 24x36 inches, were $1.29-S9c
Basketweave Plaid Fibre Rugs, reversible;
combinations of Blue. Brown, Green or
Rust. Size 9x12. Were $12.95--- SS.95
Imported An-Sisal Rugs; size 9x12.
Left from last seasons selling; but per-
feet quality. Were $l6.95 - S9.S5
Standard Felt Base Floorinss; 6 patterns.
Regularly 4ec q square yard--------2sc
The Psiais Royal, --s
Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Sensational Clearance!
CURTAINS and DRAPERIES
800 to 1919 Off

One and two pair lots! Rued tailored and novelty styles!
Homespun, damask linen and printed draperies
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Novelty Umbrellas

Oiled silk novelty umbrellas -.
Varied colors and styles %.
A close out!
The Palais Royal, Umbrellas
:. First Fipor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Regular 81 to $3.50
Shell JeWelry
! Price!

Necklaces, bracelets, pins and
clips in gay Spring Colors
Buy separately or in matched
sets.
Tie Palais Royal, Costume
Jswelry -. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Mems Pocket Cases

I Reg. s. Genuine Leather Pocket Case
in black English Morocco $1,000 S1.5o
2 Ret. $3.5e English Pigskin Pocket
Cases S1.50
Evening star., 1940-03-07
0lLCL0TH CLEARANCE

100 Ocoh Pads patterns
Were
of oilcloth.
70 Yards Oncloth assorted coors patterns ACC
2Sc yd
147 Oicoh Shelving, inches
patterns Was 12c Sc yd
16 Asbestos Stove Mats oilcloth covered Were 15e
% Olcloth Table Covers 54X54 inches Were ST 29c
IS Yards Olcloth Edgng assorted and patterns Were l0c
yd I'd.
Gilbert Mixer sample perfect condition s2ss5,
40 Curtains 8-----.------------S S169
4S Enamel Refrigerator Pans. Were ST 4Sc
Miller 8Day Kitchen Clocks Were $298 S21S
Miller Electric Kitchen Clocks. 1925 $219
The Paas Royal Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Gloves Reduced

0I0voS koQucoo
with leather trim. Were 79c and e9c. Now w 47c
Reg Slss Suede Slip-On Gloves; black, wine, and
brown. All sizes. Now w------------.. 81
20 Reg. 81 Gray Rayon Bemberg Gloves. Were 4ec
Now 10c
The Palais Royal, Cloves u. First Floor
chiIdren's Hose
Children's Reg 25t Half Socks. Sizes to TO- Famous
Childrens Reg 35c Half Socks All colors and Sizes I5c
Childrens Reg 3sc Long Socks in neutral tones 1oc
Childrens Reg. 5Sc quarter Wool Hose; white
blue, brown; assorted sizes 35c or for 81
The Paias Royal. Hosiery First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Handy little tables left from
suites. Choice Of flnishes; some
with drawers.
Tie Palais Royal.
Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07

The Palais Royal,
Leathersoods First Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Modern Style
mirror. S5295 $29.95
Modern Style Chest metal handles Genuine
glmwood Was $40 95 $24.9l
Modern with Mahogany
Was s27 s22.S5
1 Piece Bedroom Suite with with
mirrors fuse bed and mans chest of drawers French stye
walnut gumwood Was $239 S159
Solid Maple with drawers and hanging mirror
s4495
Solid Maple with large hanging Early
style Was s54 95 S34 IS
Chest Of Drawers modern style Metal handles four large
1895
gumwood. Was s79 $34 95
Wood Beds left
wood. Were $l995 to s29s5 $1295
Five Piece Modern Bedroom dresser vanity chest
twin BEDS Twoone color:
$l29 $s9
Style dresser vanity and
full-sze bed Walnut
The Pdas Royal, Furniture . . Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Pictures and Lamps Reduced

Table Lamps ONYX and metal Were SlSs
22 Crystal Vanity Basex Were CSC
Bronze Ash Trays Were SOC
Poorod LAMPS Were AS8
II Mexican Pictures Were soc 25c
Mexican 75c
I Portraits. Were 1898 -------------- 81 %
4 Oil Scenes Were 's798 ---------- 50 90
Style Metal Student Floor Lamp. $4ss
Twilight" Figure Metalloue Lamp Sass
1 Metaique Lamp. Was s14s8 s12ss
Finish Metaluue Lamp Was $750--. SSS
figure Gold Lamp Was s19 s1oss
l Figure. Was s9e8 ----------------.S3S s. -
Chinese Figure Lamp Was s12 2e8-------------.
l Peter Pan Lamp Was soes -----------------.S3 S3ss
Dusty Rose Lamp. Was Sses s--------------S6Ss -S6Ss
Blue Lunnarth Lamp. Were s7ss-----------3 81 35ss
The PalGs Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-04-30
Goodwill Guild
Garden Party Set

A garden party and fashion show
will be held by the Women's Guild
OF Goodwill Industries May II at
2 pm. on the grounds of Mount
Vernon Seminary, Nebraska and
Massachusetts, avenues NV.
Mrs. Samuel Herrick, president
of the guild, has announced Miss
Gertrude Luce as chairman, to be
assisted by Mrs. Richard Stimson,
vice chairman; tickets, Mrs. Rich
ard Herrick; cookies, cakes, candy
and cigarettes, Mrs Irene Caldwell;
Mrs. Barnet Mover, pantry COM
mittee chairman; fashion show,
Mrs. Charles Marsh; chairs and
tables, Mrs Elmer Frazier, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. M. c. Reed,
Mrs. Henry Ralph, Mrs. R. c..
BoWker and Mrs. Chesly Manly, and
fortune tellers and door prizes, Mrs.
Herrick.
Girls from the seminary will
model gowns. In case of inclement
weather the party will be held in
the open-air gymnasium of the
school,
Proceeds will 60 to the guild fund
for welfare work among the handi-
capped employees of the industries,
and tickets may be obtained from
Evening star., 1940-04-30
Chapter A of P. E. 0.
To Hold May Day
Session Tomorrow

A May Day meeting will be held
by Chapter A Of P. E. O. Sister
hood tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
John H. Fales, Woodside. Md. Mrs.
F. F. Elliott, District organizer, will
be guest Of honor. Faint Heart
Mover Won Fair Lady" will be the
subject Of the program.
The newly organized Chapter Q,
together with Chapter P. will re-
ceive its charter at the convention
Of the District Of Columbia State
chapter, to be held May 7 and 8 at
the Hotel Washington. The char
ters will be presented by Mrs. Veda
M. Jones Of Portland, president of
the Supreme chapter, who will be
the guest Of honor. The newly
elected president of Chapter @ is
Mrs Harold G. Mesch. Other Of
flcers are Mrs. c. L. Cushman, vice
president; Mrs. r. E. Brewster, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. w. M. King,
corresponding secretary: Mrs. H. A.
Campbell, treasurer; Mrs. F. w.
Koop, chaplain; Mrs. j. G. Mayton,
Evening star., 1940-04-30

Mrs. R. P Herrick, 1926 Forty-fourth
street NV.