davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Floor Coverings

Floor Coverings
~ Congoleum Rug; sxl2-ft.;
torn. Reg. 7.95-----I.00
~ Fibre Rug; 8.3xlo.6; blue
check design. Reg. 1895 200
OD Armstrong Quaker Rug;
6x9; discontinued pattern. Reg.
3.95 . $50
(s) Fibre Rugs; 9x9 and 8x9;
discontinued patterns. Reg.
8.95 to 1895 - 800
(0 3x12-ft. Rugs; reversible
wool and fibre. Reg. 1895 400
(3) 3x6-ft. Rugs; wool and
fibre. Reg. 4.95 ~ 100
t3) Monogram Door Mats;
one each of GRIT. Reg.
3e5 200
a. Imported Sisal Rugs; 4x7;
plain blue. Reg. SOS 5-- $50
(1o) Heavy Fibre Rugs; AK
41a-ft. Reg. 4.50-5.s5 ,--- zoo
Is pcs.) Inlaid Linoleum Sam
pies; 6x6-ft. Reg. 600 zoo
(12) Felt Base Squares;
11Axl5-ft.; without border.
Reg. 1o.95----~----- 500
t44s yds.) Felt Base Floor
Covering; 2 q 3 yds. wide; cut
lengths. Reg. 29c-59c 50. yd.
l9c
(Is5 yds.) Felt Base Rug
Border; 36-in. wide. Reg 49c
(127 yds.) Part Wool Carpet;
band border. Reg. 7sc I'd 29c
ns) Congoleum Rugs; 3x9-ft.
Reg. 1893 sc
(9) Congoleum Rugs; 3x412 1T.
Reg. 100 39c
(5) Congoleum Rugs; 3x6-ft.
size. Reg. 1.50 ------- SEC
(14) Oval Braided Rugs;
27x36-in. size. Reg. 129- SEC
u5) Felt Base Runner; 1s to
36-in. wide; short lengths. Reg.
29c-59c yd.-------19 19c
81 Reversible Rugs; part wool;
41ax71z- 1T. Reg. 7.50-9.50- 3.95
(D Broadloom Runner; Skis
#. Reg. 25.0o--------1o.95
(l) Broadloom Runner; 2212
In. wide x is #. Reg. 1895,
$50
a. Broadloom Carpet; 5x9 to
6x9-ft. Reg. 1880 to $3.50 14.S5
(l) Broadloom Rug; 9xl5-ft.
size. Reg. 47.50-- $500
(l) Administer Rug; 6x9-ft.;;
floor sample. Reg. 1895 9.95
1) Administer Rug; 8.3xl0.6;
floor sample. Reg 27.5o l4.s5
u) Administer Rug; 9xl2-ft.
size. Reg. $3.50 0- 1895
~ Administer Rug; 9x12 it.;
dis. pattern. Reg. $3.50 1885
~ Reversible Chenille Rug;
6x9; sold "as is" Reg. TAB
500
(1) Deltox Grass Rug; stem
ciled; 12xl2-ft. Reg. 17.50, $50
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LINGERIE

(s) 2-Pc. Pajamas; satin rayon,
lace trimmed and tailored. Reg.
S.Vo ----------------
O Extra size Gowns; satin
rayon, lace trimmed. Reg. 4.29,
2.7s
(14) Rayon Taffeta Slips; dark
floral designs. Reg. 1.98----1.5s
(12) Satin Gowns; lace trimmed
and tailored. Reg. 2.59-----1.98
(16) Satin Panties; embr. trim,
Reg. 200 ------------1.3s
1897 Rayon indies, including
step-ins and boomers, broken
sizes. Reg. 29c c.-- loo
(l9) Knit Union Suits; small
sizes. Reg. 49c- z9c
(S7) Rayon TafYeta Slips; pas
tells and dark colors. Reg. 49c-
79c - 29c
(34) 3-Pc. BaIbrisgan Pajamas;
sizes 1917. Reg. 1.1o SEC
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Mems CLOTHING

(0 Overcoats; sizes 36, 81, SO
g. 40. Reg. 1895 - 7.90
5) Brown Overcoats, sizes SO,
81, SO & AZ. Reg. 26.95 1890
(2) Topcoats; sizes 40 and A
long. Reg. 1895 -- -10.90
(5) Young Mems Suits; sizes
81, 38 and 40 reg, SO short and
80 long. Reg. 1895 --- $50
(2) Work Pants; sizes "a and
40. Reg. 1.49 -- 48c
(S) Sport Stacks; green and
brown. Reg. 2.98 98--- 96c
(0 Raincoats; brown and gray
suede, sizes 38 to 46. Reg 3.9S,
96c
W Corduroy Sport Jacket;
large size. Reg. 3.98 8.--- 96c
(6) Green Sport Stacks; belt to
match. Reg. 298 --- 96c
(3) Gray Wool Suits: stouts in
sizes 46 and 48. Reg. 26.95,
1898
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HOmefurniShin9s

(1) Gas Range; 4-burner, SELF
lighting. Reg. 1895 1898
1) Kelvinator Electric Refrig-
orator; reconditioned. l year
service free. Reg. 10000 $500
(1) Frigidaire Electric Refriger-
ator; reconditioned. / year free
service. Reg. 125.00---39 1895
(3) Radios; console and table
models, sold "as is" AL sales
final. Reg. 25.00----------5.00
Observation-Disclosures
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ID o Nj E S TIC IS
(4) Chenille Bedspreads; soiled

4) Chenille Bedspreads; soiled
from display. Reg. 3.e5 1.ss
14) 33B% Wool Blankets;
7ox80, soiled. Reg. 200 ea., 1877
(9) $50 Wool Blankets; 72x84,
soiled. Reg. 200 ea.---- 1.38
"A doz.) Pillow Cases; 42x36:
Reg. 121ac - So
e. All-Wool Blankets; 72x84,
soiled. Reg. sos ---- 3.7S
(2) Plaid Blankets; part wool,
72x84, soiled. Reg. 2.9S 1877
(5) Chenille Bedspreads; twin
bed size, soiled. Reg. 7.95, 1858
az 33h% Wool Blankets;
72x84, soiled. Reg. 800 - 2.2s
(4S5) yds. Unbleached Sheet
ing; 81 g. 70 in. wide, useful
lengths. Reg. 29c I'd. -- Ice
(22S yds.) Unbleached Cotton;
36-in. wide; remnant lengths.
Reg. 10c yd. ----- 60
(S) Colonial Bedspreads; 72x84,
wine color, seconds. Reg. 3.95,
1.87
~ Chenille Bedspread; twin
bed size, soiled. Reg. 3.95- 1877
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(6) Mems Blanket Robes. Whit
tenton and other cloths. Me-
dium sizes ---. 88c
(5) Mems Brocaded Rayon
Robes. Small only. Reg. 2.98. 99c
(37) Mayo Undershirts. Win
terweight. Soiled. Reg. soc. 12c
(25) Broadcloth Shirts. Sam
Piles; irreg.; soiled. Reg. &c.
1.39 19c
(l0) Tie and Hanky Sets; silk
tipped. Reg. 100 12c
(14) Cotton Union Suits. Mayo
winterweight. Ecru. Sizes SO and
38. Reg. LOO soc
(19) Evening Gloves. Capeskin,
pigskin, kid and others. Reg.
1.00-2.95 - 19c
(1o) Fancy Broadcloth Shirts;
soiled. Some white neckband.
Sizes 38c
HK-ss, H,J...
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(1o) Living Room Pillows.
10c
81 Studio Couch Covers. Woven
plaid crash. Reg. 2.98. Water
stained J--------77c Tic
(117) Lace Panels. Open mesh
and filet weave. Reg. 100.
e.. &c
(625) Novelty Weave Mar
quisettes. Remnants. Reg. 15c-
19c = ----- -.yd. SC
f93) Glazed Chintz Remnants.
Plain or horals. Reg. 19c-29c.
yd., 10c
(24) Opaque Window Shades.
Irreg. 3x6-ft. cut size 22c
(75) Odd Pairs Curtains. Slight
ly soiled. Reg. 79c-1.19 47c
t53) Table Lot Odd Pairs Of
Curtains. Reg. 1.25 to 1893 Tic
(152) Drapery Cord Tie Backs.
Wanted colors. Reg. 15c-19c.
pr, SC
(504) Drapery Trimmings.
Pleated glazed chintz, plain tap
estry, etc. Reg. 1oc-29c- I'D, 1c
GoLdeuberU's
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PAINTS
(lS) Gal. Ready Mixed Paints

(lS) Gal. Ready Mixed Paints,
for general use. Reg. 1.59
gal. - ---- 1.19
(31) n Gal. Floor and Deck
Enamel, quick drying. Reg. 1.59,
II gal. .-----1.19
(l1) Gal. China Wood Oil, spar
varnish. Reg. 3.98, gal. 2.39
(15) Gal. Monad One-Coat
Gloss; white and colors. Reg.
$50, gal. 3.19
$500 Rolls Of Wallpaper; choice
Of patterns. Reg. 1Sc-25c,
roll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc
(52) Room Lots Of Wallpaper.
Washable Papers. For 12x12
room. Reg. 1.9S
acknowledgements
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~ Suspender. Nationally IA
NOUS make. Soiled. Reg. 100 SC
(1) All-Wool Coat Sweaters.
Size 36. Irreg. Reg. 3.95 1.99
(12) Sport Sweaters. Upper
front. Broken sizes. Reg. 1875.
27c
(12) Broadcloth Pajamas. Slight
irreg. Broken sizes. Reg. 100.
28c
(199) An-Wool Mufflers. Plaids,
checks, novelties. Reg. soc 19c
(23) Novelty Sweaters. Upper
or button front. Reg. 1.49 CSC
(39) Flannelette Nightshirts.
Sizes II to 20. Reg. 8sc - 44c
(3) Sports Shirts. Long sleeves.
Tan only. Small and large sizes.
99c
(25) Flannelette Pa ia m S;
soiled. Reg. 79c to 1.09-- 37c
GaJIo,o bcr1,<
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PH0N
Curtains
5 I,

1,02D Antique and Satin
Damask Squares. Reg. 19c-29c.
e., 10c
(285) Gauze Window Panels.
Lace corners. Reg. 19c-39c.
e., 1Oc
(498) Lace or Rayon Mar
quisette. Useful lengths. Reg.
1Uc-2Sc- e1., sc
t12s) Rayon Marquisette. Mill
lengths. Reg. SOC yd., 10c
(25) Wood Cornice Boards. Fit
on Venetian blinds. Sold as is.
Reg. 39c - .- ca. Sc
(3) Venetian Blinds. 2-36" and
1-24" wide. Damaged-----1.00
(300) Shelf Oilcloth. Also edg-
ines. Irreg. Reg. 10c yd. I'd. 70
(l25) Oilcloth Chair Pads. For
kitchen or dinette. Reg. Csc.
ea., 10c
1897 Stove Mats. Covered with
oilcloth. Reg. 49c .--ea., ESQ
(50) Oilcloth Table Covers.
52x52. Slightly irreg. Reg. Soc:
e., 29c
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G L o v e S HAN NDB A G s

Q13 prs.) Women's Capeskin
Gloves; table cut, perfect. Reg.
(99 prs.) Women's Kid Gloves;
broken sizes. Seconds Of l.95
u doC ------------ tSC
(112 prs.) Imported Wool
Gloves; broken sizes. Reg.
(124 prs.) Women's Fabric
Gloves; broken sizes. Reg.
ocS 600
(S7 prs.) Women's Capeskin
Gloves; broken sizes. Seconds
OF 100 grade ---29c
(66 prs.) Children's Wool Nit
tens; broken sizes. Reg. 29c, l5c
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ACCESSORIES

(11H Scarfs, Ascots, Tubulars
and Squares; prints and solid
colors. Reg. 59c----29o
1867 Women's Neckwear; pique,
lace and self trim. Reg. soc,
80
(73) Flowers; for coats, suits
and dresses. Reg. 59c-1.00,
Sc, 10c b $50
(94o) H % n d k E r chiefs; for
women and children. Reg. Sc
ca. .------------------4 for SO
(376) Handkerchiefs; mems
and women's styles. Reg. 10c
ca. Observation-Disclosures for ESQ
(78) Women's Handkerchiefs;
pure linen; hand embyd. Reg.
18c-25c 5c-------9o 80
(73) Patent Leather Belts; odd
lots Of reg. 100 & $50 kinds,
$50
(24) Belts; assorted styles and
colors. Reg. 69c- $50
(10) Pull-Overs; black and
navy. Reg. SOC 9c--------------9c
(149) Chiffon Sashes; narrow
and wide widths. Reg. 39c-59c,
25c
(3) Evening Boleros; colored
taffeta and black crepe. Reg.
500 ---------1.59
(71) Bl0uses and Shirts; in
cotton, rayon and 'celanese.
Reg. Soc to .95---------39c
(23) Women's Umbrellas; Of
oil silks: all colors. Reg. 1.19
to 1.59----
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Lamps & Mirrors

t21) Lamp Shades; sold "as is"
Reg. 100 - 12c
(3) Mirrors, damaged. from
handling. Reg. 1.19 10c
az Mirrors, in maple frames.
Reg. 4.95 1.S9
~ Chinese Lamp with shari-
tung shade. Reg. 14.95 -. 500
(1) Large Wall Mirror, painted
frame. Reg. 8.95 2.99
(5) Pottery Table Lamps with
shade. Reg. 100 -- 800
acknowledgements
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| .6666

(25) Rayon Shirtwaist Dresses.
Sizes II to 10. Reg. 1.69-1.99.
LIS
(35) Rayon Dresses. Street and
home wear. IA to 40. Reg. 1.99.
1877
(127) Cotton Dresses. Tub-fast
prints. IA to a. Reg. Toe 59c
(31) Rayon Dresses. Street and
home wear. IL to 18. Reg. 1.69.
&c
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FURNITURE

~ AS4 - - ~
(7) Large Size Ottomans; chintz
covered. Reg. 3.95---1.00
(s) Full Size Beds; solid maple
panels. Reg. 1895. $50
(2) Maple Chestorobes; 4 deep
drawers. Reg. 24.95------14.00
~ Chifiorobe; striped walnut
veneered. Reg. $3.50
(2) Antique Oak Bullets; sold
regularly at 1895 --7.00
~ 18th Century Buffet; wal
nut veneered. Reg. $500 1900
a. Modern Bullets; S spacious
drawers, 2 storage compart-
ments. Reg. $500 49, 1900
(1) Modern China Cabinet.
Reg. 29.95 1900
(3) Dressers; walnut finish; sold
regularly at 21.50 1000
(2) Solid Maple Vanities; left
from suites. Reg. 1895 -. 100
(1) 3-pc. Solid Maple Bedroom
Suite. Reg. 44.95---A-.27.75
(1) Ape. Modern Bedroom
Suite; walnut veneered, with
large desk and chestrobe. Reg.
1890 $500
(1) 7-Drawer Vanity; solid
Philippine mahogany. Reg.
$3.50 ---------------10.00
(1) 5-pc. Twin Bed Suite; mod
ern walnut veneered. Reg.
1890 ~ -S $500
~ Maple Wing Chairs; sold
regularly at 11.95 ---.6.75
(6) Coil Springs; single and full
size. Reg. 7.95- zoe
~ Innerspring Mattresses; cov-
ering slightly damaged. Reg.
SS.oo - --------- Ho'oV
~ Innersprihg Mattresses; full
size. Regularly 12.95 6.S8
(S) Metal Beds; full size, slight
ly marred. Reg. to 1925 500
t1) Modern Wood Bed; walnut
finish. Reg: 1926 500
"a Box Spring; on legs; and
innerspring mattress, single size.
Reg. 31.60.-------- -20.0o
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(49) Handbags; patentex, calf
and grain finishes, real suedes,
etc. Reg. 59c-1.00---- 500
(112) Handbags; suedes, crepes,
tapestries, patentex, calf and
buffalos. Reg. 1.59 to 1876 $40
Q) Leather Onite Bag; fitted:
18-in. size. Reg. 9.98------4.98
(2) Shoe Boxes; holds 8 prs.
shoes. Reg. 7.50 -A-----4.98
~ Gladstone Bag; gen. top
grain cowhide; 26-in. size. Reg.
lZ.S0
(57 Handbags; odds and ends;
some marred from display.
Reg. 59c-1 90 l9o
(6) Upper Utility Bags; leath-
erette and canvas. Reg. 100
---Voo
ID Onite Case; cowhide bind.
ing: 21-in. size. Reg. 6.98, 3.95
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Dut NOT IN every style 1nd c0IOF.
~ Rayon Satin Housecoats.
Some zippers. Reg. 3.99 2.44
t20) Flannel and Rayon Quilted
Robes. Soiled. Reg. 5.99-7.99.
3.99
(11) Rayon Housecoats. Broken
sizes IA to 40. Reg. 1.99 - 94c
(4O) Cotton Dresses. Broken
lots. Reg. soc and 79c 19c
az Rayon Uniforms. Grey and
black. IA and 16 only. Reg.
2.99 59c
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SPORTSWEAR

SPORT WEAR
1881 Women's Flannel Skirts;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.39 69c
(9) Rayon Taffeta Blouses;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.99----74c
(15) Slip-on Sweaters; black
and navy. Reg. Soc Sc
Q7) 2-Pc. Sport Suits; broken
sizes; IA to 18. Reg. 2.99---. CSC
(l3) Dressy Blouses-
(15) Plaid and Check Jackets;
broken sizes; 1918. Reg. 2.99-
(0 Slip-on Sweaters; new
colors. Reg. Soc -39c
(34) Slip on Sweaters; all
wool; broken sizes. Reg. 1.19. 44c
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NOTIONS

(2) Shoe Cabinets; SCARED from
display. Reg. 1893 49c
2sc Slippette Slippers 1oc pr.
100 Sanitary Maculettes .-- 3Sc
25c Candlestick Holders Sc Or.
85c Stamped Baby Dresses l9c
sec Skirt Markers l9c
Soc Hat Boxes --l9c
59c Knitting Yarn, 4-oz. hanks,
without bands l9c
10c Clark's Crochet Cotton,
black and navy colors- Sc
89c Cotton Dress Laces, 36-in.
39c I'd.
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Reg. Dc to 49c
Assorted
NOTIONS
81

Sanitary aprons; belts, Cir
dies; mirror boxes; braid rib
hons; stamped vanity sets;
towels; tea aprons; hat
stands; etc.
Main Floor
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Rayon and cotton knit Bordered pattern. Hem
med and headed ~ yards long. Also novelty
figured Scranton net tailored curtains; ~ yards
long.
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Mems 16c Hose and Shortees

Rayon plated cotton "wooly-
warm" hose. Reinforced Clocks, q
stripes novelty designs. Elastic top shortees. Sizes
10 to H.
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DRESS FABRICS

(1,542 yds.) Rayons and Ace
tates, printed and plain. Rem
nants soc to S9c qualities, sec
(1s yds.) Wool Suitings, 81 in.
wide, l to 2 yd. lengths. Reg.
100 yd. --.-- 35c
GAS yds.) Rayon Acetate
Crepes, pastel colors. Reg. 59c-
79c yd. 29c
(1S7 yds.) Coatings and Suit
ings, 81 In. wide, good lengths.
Reg. 1.95 yd. - 1.29
q pcs.) Printed Crepes; pure
dye all silk, dark colors. Reg.
1.69-1.95 yd. - 59c
(ss yds.) Acetate Ruff Crepe,
80 in. wide; useful lengths.
Reg. 100 yd. ----.6 SIC
(12s yds.) Wash Fabrics, plain
and printed; 2 to AZ .yds. Reg.
15c-19c yd. &c
1858 yds.) Wash Fabrics, plain
and printed; 3 to 5 yds. Reg.
2sc-5oc yd. -------- lie
Q,232 yds.) Wash Fabrics;
lengths 2 to 5 yds. Reg. 19c-
Csc yd. 121ac
(28 yds.) Imported Damask Or
candy. pastel colors. Reg.
roc I'd. -------,- 49c
(197 yds.) Printed Chiffon
Voiles, tub-fast. Reg. SOC
I'd. 29c
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II O Y S
~ Doll House; sold "as is"
Reg. 9.95 --3 3.95
~ Doll Houses; sold "as is"
Reg. 2.57 - - l.57
(23) Cleaning Sets, carpet
sweeper and mops. Reg. 97c, SIC
(5) Stick Horses on wheels.
Reg. 100 ----- 55c
(1) Breakfast Nook, table and
3 benches; sold "as is." Reg.
k07 3.95
Goldenberr's-Dounstdtrs
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3.50-5.95 eirdIes & Corsettes
sample lot Of 14s famous C/B brocaded -
grdles and corsettes. Numerous styles in
the assortment. Belt beltless; self and ~ ~
lace upifts; side fastener and ripper girdes r
(30) Rayon Satin 6O Rrassier.s in co,,tu.
dies; 2wsy stretch Reg Satns and Iaces Reg
1"zS 19c
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2.99 & 3.99 Robes & housecoats

Just rs women's and misses flannel robes
and rayon satin housecoats. Slightly soiled
from handling. Sizes IA to "A in group,
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SEMI-ANNUAL Sal I
0LD-FASHI0NED SALE
RUMMAGE SALE OF
| APPAREL

1S) Reg 795 Sports Coats interlined fitted and boxy
styles Broken sizes, 1920 0----------------- 99c
~ Reg 1895 Sports Coats; boxy model in oxford
t6) Reg 1895 Sports Coats; in incomplete assortment
colors and broken sizes, 1912
(3) Reg 1895 Tweed Sports Coats; SO brown and
gray, and size 20 in wine -------------- 1899
2 Reg 1895 Jacket Coats black with French beaver in
size IA and wine with marmink in size 16 2IS8
( Reg $500 Jacket Coas with fox collar sizes
IA and 18 1898
~ Reg 1895 Jacket Coat; boxy STYLE with silver fox
collar; size AZ ------ ------------ - 47sS
5) Reg 1895 ManTailored Coats; trimmed with
vcuna, and Canadian wolf, fitted and boxy styles.
Sizes 1918 -------- 1899
u6 Reg $50 and 795 Dresses in magic hour and alpaca
Broken assortment of colors and Sizes 14-44 454
n3) Reg 1895 Dresses; in sheer woods and magic hour
Broken Sizes 14-42 5S7
QD Reg 7.95 and 1895 Dresses; in taffeta satin and
MORE. Broken sizes, 20 3S7
6) Reg 1895 and 1895 Evening Wraps; OF transparent
VelVet black and red. Sizes 1918 III
1897 Reg 169 Rayon Crepe Dresses odd lots from regular
stock. Broken sizes, 14-42 2--------------- 39c
10 Reg. 2.99 Dresses; of rib roll crepe and acetate
broken Sizes l4-44 l39
Q4) Reg 1888 Dresses of and acetate broken
sizes, 14-40 1877
Q3 Reg 444 Dresses of spun and acetate broken
sizes, 14-42 ---------------- -- 239
(21 Reg 595 Dresses; in prints and plain coors De-
sirable colors Incomplete range Of sizes, 1442 339
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Rev. W. (. WOODBURY.
Talks al Metropolitan
Baptist Tomorrow
Secretary Of Evangelism
For Convention
Is Guest Preacher

At the Metropolitan Baptist
Church tomorrow morning Rev
Walter e. Woodbury., secretary o1
evangelism for the Northern Bap-
tist Convention, will be the guest
speaker. DR.. John Compton Ball
the pastor, will lead the service.
Mrs. Gertrude Mockbee will pre-
sent an organ and chimes prelude
at 7:35 pm. The assistant pastor
the Rev. Robert Savage, will con-
duct song service and preach the
fourteenth message in a series from
the Book Of Romans, Rescue the
Perishing."
At 3 pm. Miss Florence Gravatte
teacher Of the Live Wire Glass, will
speak at the Home for Baptist
Ladies. At $50 pm. the five young
peoples groups will meet.
Miss Mary Presgrave will enter
tain the jeanette Ball Mission Circle
at her home on Monday at 8 pm
Tuesday at pm. Mrs. William
Hasker will teach the Thru-the.
Bible Glass. At 8 pm. the Adult
Union will meet. On Wednesday a,
7:45 pm. the Phi Gamma Kappa
Glass will conduct the service at the
Northeast Rescue Mission, with
Luther Bryant speaking.
On Friday night Mrs. Clyde Freed
613 Lexington place NE. will be
hostess to the Farther Lights Mis-
sionary Circle.
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Bishop Gray 10 Conduct
Retreats al s.. Aqnes'

The Right Rev. Campbell Gray
Bishop of Northern Indiana and
president of the Midwest province
Of the Episcopal Church, will be at
st. Agnes Episcopal for the next 10
days to conduct series of retreats
and to be the special preacher.
He will lead quiet evening for
men and older boys on Tuesday from
5 to 8 pm; will conduct quiet day
for women on February "a from 10: 80
am. to pm, and will repeat the
mediations on February q from S to
8 pm. in quiet evening for girls.
He will be the special preacher at
st. Agnes Church at the solemn
mass at II am. on February Is and
will preside at meeting of the
American Church Union on February
26. Detailed announcements of the
retreats will be found in the church
notice section Of this paper.
On February 18, the Rev. A. j. Du
Bois will continue the lenten series
of sermons on "Sins of Nice People
at IL am. There will be masses at
7:30, $50 and II am. and the as
sistant priest, the Rev. Edwin O.
Rossmaessler, will preach at the 7 80
pm. Stations of the cross and bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament is
the special lenten service on We'd
nesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Dr.. Carl {. Rasmussen
Will Continue Series

DR.. Carl C. Rasmussen. pastor at
Luther Place Memorial Church, will
continue his series of sermons on
the Ten Commandments at II am.
tomorrow. His subject will be,
Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery"
Paul Ledig will sing There Is
Green Hill Far Away" by Gounod
The choir will render the anthem,
Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs,"
from '.The Messiah" by Handel.
The children's session in the be-
ginners', primary and junior depart
ments will be held at II am.
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
be host to the members of the con-
gregation and friends Tuesday at 8
pm. A program of travel pictures,
music and fellowship will be fea-
tured. DR.. Rasmussen will give an
illustrated talk on his recent trip to
Europe.
The women will sew for the Red
Cross Wednesday at 10:30 am. In
the afternoon they will sew for
the Babe of Bethlehem Society.
On Thursday. at pm, the as
sistant pastor will speak on Mary
of Bethany" This is the second
meditation on the Women of the
New Testament" in the Rev. Mr..
Eckert's midweek lenten series.
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Dr.. Cove Johnson
To Continue Series
On Hebrews
After the Power of
An Endless Life Is
Theme Of Sermon

DR.. Cove Grifith johnson will
continue his series of sermons on
Helps from Hebrews" at the Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church to-
morrow at II am. His theme will
be After the Power of an Endless
Life"
DR.. Walter E. Woodbury., secretary
of evangelism for the Northern Bap-
tits Convention, will deliver a Bible
message at 8 pm.
Representative w. H. Wilmington
of Mississippi will address the Pink
ham Bible Glass at the annual ban
quet Tuesday at $50 pm.
The midyear meeting of the mis-
sionary circles will be held at the
church Wednesday at 2 pm. Miss
Ruth E. De Groot will speak on
Homeland Harvest"
The annual day of prayer will be
held on Washington's birthday from
10 am. to pm. DR.. Ernest M.
Wadsworth of Chicago will be one
of the speakers. At 8 pm will be the
last session of this day Of prayer.
The pastors class for boys and
girls meets from 7:10 to 7:50 pm.
A fellowship for young people will
be held Friday evening.
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Dr.. Elmer A. FrideI!
IsGuest Speaker
Al Calvary Baptist
President Of Northern
Convention to Conduct
Morning Service

DR.. Elmer A. Fridell, president,
Northern Baptist Convention, will
be the guest preacher at Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
DR.. W.. s. Abernethy. the minister,
will have for his topic for his chill
dren's sermon Can You Hold On?"
At the evening service he will speak
on AFTER Church Is Over What
Happens?" He will be assisted at
this latter service by Miss Myra
Lillian Mitchell and Melton Crvmp.
The Mary Carr Evening Circle
will hold a supper meeting Mon
day. The devotional service will be
led by Miss Lulu Mae Evans; music
by Mrs. Myrtle Barnes and
Clarence White: speakers, Miss
Mignonette Buckingham and the
Rev. E. H. Tuller, and program
leader, Miss Minnie B. Hegeman.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet Tuesday morning, with
Mrs. r. A. Sauer as program leader.
The officers and committee chair
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Church Women will be guests. Mrs.
G. A. Ross, first vice president, will
give the devotional service and Her
bert v. Pate will sing.
The Vaughn Glass will hold its
48th annual banquet Wednesday
evening, with DR.. Oscar F. Black
welder as guest speaker. G. Watson
Lambert is in charge of reservations.
The Board of Deaconesses will
meet Thursday evening. Mrs. Aber-
nethy will give the third lecture on
stewardship Thursday evening.
Stewardship Of Time, Talents and
Personality" is the special topic.
The Kinnear Glass for Women
will sponsor "An Evening in Hawaii
given by the Westbrook Guitar
Studio.
The Board of Trustees will meet
at the home Of the pastor Friday
evening.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Young Peoples Forum
Listed Tomorrow

The fourth of the winters young
peoples forums will be held tomor-
row at 6 pm. in the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. A buffet sup
per will be served to the young
people by the Board of Deacon
esses under the direction of Mrs.
Riston's committee. Vladimir Vasa,
head Of the music department of the
Anacostia High School, with a num-
Der of musicians from his orchestra,
will render musical selections. The
program will consist of music, songs.
the introduction of guests and a
brief talk by DR.. J. Lowrey Fendrich.
jr. All young people between the
ages of Is and IS are invited to
bring their friends.
At IL I'm. DR.. Fendrich will speak
on God Made in the Image of
Man." and at 7:45 pm. on The
Law Of Nom Resistance"
On Thursday evening the elders
and their wives will be the spe-
cially invited guests.