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La gaceta., 1940-10-16
La reunion de la Liga Intersocial
Una proposition de.EmiIio Diaz

lilo Dfaz, dd York, ofrecien
do traer Ia novena los Florida
nos para una serie con I'M team
e la Liga In~tersocial.
FL s~ecretario lie contestant, ri
diendole los detalles de su pro-
posici6n.
La delegation del Centre AS
turiano tendra a SD cargo II
cantina, el venidero domingo. '
Tome la Liga Ell acuerdo de
dar entrada de gratis a todos los
peloteros PROFESSIONALS que Sc
encuentran en- Tampa, previa i
identification.
Qued6 encargadc de este par
|ticular Ell tesorero LaPaz.
Ell desafio del domingo. como
los &c las semanas anteriores
comenzara a las 2:30.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
CON LOS GUANTEs
FL Progr0md de MaHand

Promote ser interesante el en-
cuentro entire Marty Clark, 81
soldado, y Maynard Daniels, al
marinero.
Clark anhela borrar la derro-
ia por nocaut que Daniels lie pro
pigara; ell marinero desea con-
Servar su limpia Secutoria, de
invencible en- Benjamin Field.
Jimmy O'Connor cree que
Marty, bajo su direction, dis
pondran de Maynard en- los pri-
meros asaltos. sgd Fishel, Ell
mentor de Daniels sustenta otro
parecer,
Las peDeas c~omplementarias
del programa, bien pesadas por
LaMarque, incluyen los NOM
bres de Billy Colbert, AL Gis-
bert. Cecilio Losada, Buddy
Rose, Buster Miller, Baby Ben,
Y los negros Dixie Lee y Black
Eagle,
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

de Marcia, sac6 Maria de Ia
Cruz un pasaje en- un vapor ia
pon6s que hacia rumbo a Hong
Kong.
La parecia una falta de aten-
ci6n hacia Ell amable compatrio-
ia Gonzalez, marcharse del Ex-
Oriente sin deSpedirse de
lei, tanto mas cuanto que Hong
Kong era una de las escalas for
zosas que habria de hacer para
regresar a Europa.
Herrera. Marquee y otro Sc
cretario despidieron all dia ST.
guiente a la valera en- ell muelle
de Yokoana.
Durante ell trayecto en- auto
m6vil, desde Toxic, Maria de In
Cruz habia podido oerciorarSe
de la veracidad de la notieia re-
Iferente a la muerte de Isidoro:
la confirmation Official, habia
Eegado de Europa tambien, de
muchas naciOnes de u America
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

La Liga Intersocial de pelota
efectu6 aver su oreuni6n sema-
nal en- ell edificio del Centre AS
turiano.
Ell tesorero La Paz inform6
sobre los ingresos de la sema-
Ca: Recaudado en- las taquillas,
$184.SO; en- la %cantina, $94.95;
total, con otros pequehos ingre-
SOS. $219.25.
Gastos en- ell terreAo, 1882;
pagado en- cheques, $14.87.
Total de dinero depositado en-
81 BancO, por la serie, $382.54.
Pagaron su entrada ell domin-
go 957 hombres y &c mujeres
los ninos entran de gratis.
Fue leido ell informe de la CO.
mission de glosa y aprobado.
Sc lego una carta del Sr. Emf
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
ACEPTADOS LOS TERMI-
NOS PARA LA COMPRA
DEL LOUISVILLE

Boston. oct. 16.-Los Medals
Rojas de Boston anunciaron a.
noche qeu ell club ha acceptable
los terminus de DOME Bush Y
Frank Mckinney para la COM
prs de la franquicia del club
Louisville, de la Association A
mericana. Los detalles de la
transaction que pondra a esa no
vena bajo ell dominic de Thomas
A, Yawkey, seran dados a como
Ger dentro de pocos dias.
Asistieron a las conferencias
preliminares, en- la oficina de
Yawkey, ell administrator ge-
neral Edward T.. Collins Y
Frank Mckinney.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

nosamente el ooronel Herrera,
estrechando pOr Ultima vez la
mano de Maria. Ell mar ANA
RHO esta infestado de piratas
chinos!
-Muchas gracias. va va me
10 advirti6 un compatriota anna
Die cuando venia hacia ell Jap6n.
Entonees no nos pas6 NADIA.
FL buque lev6 anclas. Maria
oe la Cruz comprob6 que iba
tambien armada, ccmo Ell vapor
lngles que la trajo a Yokohama;
pero otra cosa nam6 la atenci6o
de la valera.
FL bu9ue japones iba dividi-
Go en- numerosas jaulas. Ba-
rrotes encrmes obstruian las es.
eOtllIas y los corredores de los
camarotes.
jQue era este?
Cuando ell buque sali6 a alta
mar, Sc 10 explic6 a Maria IN
NSlerO pOrtugOes cue iba a Ma.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
~CANCELADOS LOS rROGRA
MAS DE c EN- BEN
JAMIN FIELD

lei coronel Homer w. Hester
ley, del 116 de Artilleria. orde-
no aver la cancellation de los
programs de luchas en- Benja-
min Field, por un periodic de
tempo indefinido.
Hesterly arrOja La response
bilidad sobre los hombros de.
empresario y asegura que Ell lu-
mes Sc exager6 demasiado y que
ell p1blico hubo de expresar 81
descontento.
"Cuando ademas de comedis
haya tambien lucha, como ell de-
porte 10 demanda, entOnces vol
veremOs q permitir los pregra-
mas de los lunes, Es una medi-
da de discipline y resultado de
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
LOS JESUITAS

Ell once de los Jesuitas, bajc
la direction de Yorkunas, ira e.
viernes a Sarasota y ALI jugara
con los fuertes "marineros" il
esa poblaci6n.
Volvieron aver a las practi-
cas- Kenneth Hudson, John Mo-
Hoy y Carl Butzloff.
Las radiografias hechas aver
a Joe Hawkins revelan que nc
tiene fracturado ningdn hueso.
Els probable que Hawkins en-
case de necesidad, sea utilizado
contra ell Sarasota.
Yorkunas llevara con 81 a to-
do ell conjunto,
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

FL coraz6n de Maria de Ia
Cruz Sc ahogaba de augusta y
de pena.
Durante unos instantes, pa
rada en- medic de la acera, indi-
ferente a los ruidos y al movi-
miento de la Gale, la infeliE, la
inmensamente desdichada Gre
y6 que lba q moFir tambien,.,
Luego Sc rehizo, y continu6
isu canine, como Sc continGa un
calvario de amargura.
lQue hacia aqui va?
La idea de marcharse comen
.zaba a imponerse a su espiritu.
V0lyeria a Madrid; volveria
a Espaha,, e inteRtaria aEi,
.hasta el 1litmo instante de 81
vida, encontrar a su hijita, en-
contrar a Pedro tambien, al es-
pose adorable.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
SOBRECARGADOS

En- esta semana aparecen los
Dragones sobrecargados de ac-
tividad. Dos partidos jugaraT
los muchachos de csc institdto.
Ell jueves por la noche Sc ba-
tiran con ell "Once" de Avon
Park y ell viernes, en- Flamingo
Field, Miami, con ell poderoso
once del institute Ponce de Leon
Bill Harker llevara con 81 SO
habiles muchadhos y repartira
entire ellos la responsabilidad
del doble partido.
Los Dragones retornaranI 81
sabado.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
LAS PANTERAS

Ell viernes por la noche, en- ell
terreno de Phillips, las Pante-
ras de Plant jugaran frente al
Tornado de Clearwater.
Hizo ell Tornado una pobre de
mostraci6n contra los Terriers
y la semana pasada empat6 con
los Dragones.
Las Panteras tlenen la Green
ella de que elias lie derrotaran
tambien.
Harwell Dunn, la estrella del
Tornado ,jugara desde los prl-
meros momentos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
DE LOS TERRIERS

Volvera al juego ell Yiernes,
contra los Diablos Verdes de ST,
Petersburg, Ell joven futbolista
Red Moore, ell notable Tend" de
los Terriers. Mucho sc noto la
ausencia de Moore, lastimado
en- un tobillo. cuando Ell partido
con los agricultores de Plant CT
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
etMenthO- MuISioP

ing highest grade lockwood cIeo'
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia zig syrup gives Mentho-
AMnls;o- > taste tte hole family
I'll, like. It clings the mem
frames SO its soothing, healing IN
vredients ac' faster, better. AID
Ohio minister recently said from
bis pulpit:
"Atterdanc. at church is necee-
sary for human welfare. but cont
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulslon 10
so Inexpensive and easy to obtain"
M.ntho-M ul0iou IS endorsed by
YOUR neighbors ard sueranteed by
leading druggists tvary Aere'-adV'
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

ty. La combination en- los passes
de Fidalgo y Moore ea formida-
bic.
Todo hace suponer que Spur
geon Cherry dispondra que sus
muchAGhas ataquen "por Ell al
re-. Che& Vega Y Jack Hawk
ms no podran Hevar Ell bal6n,
por hallarse lastimados.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
TIRANDO Ell BALON
LOS ~ESPARTANOS

Las ~practicas de aver, bajo
la direction de Nash Higgins, in
dican que los Espartanos no "to
maran Ell aire'', ell viernes, en- su
partido contra los Tars de Roll
ms, specialists en- esa clase de
ataques.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

A cola cough seriously endargers
you, your family, and your busine
associates. lines from colds and
coughs causes more loss OF time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
ret MentSo- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsior fails to stop your coughl1"
Immediately ana ge' you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, asi
Tor your money ba K.
Mentho-Mllsion is moAe than IN
ardjnnry medicine. 1t contains vita,
mins h and d to build youl c9ld
resistance, and seven soothing,
Keeling oils and unguents, inclnd'
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

La madre de Celia pensaba en-
los sarcasmos del destino.
tQuien lie hubiera dicho al a.
~caramelado y elegante Borgoha,
del que Pedro decia .earinosa.
mente que debia dormir con
los guantes puestos', que iba y
morir a manos de unos negros
feroces y desnudOs, que lie ma
tartan a haehazos, Sabe Dios 81
haciendole sufrir algdn suplicio
brutal?..
Ell auto llegaba al muelle.
II Mientras dure la travesia
del buque que la lleva hacia Ell
sur, sonora, oculte listed el dine
70 y las slhaiasLa duo Carl
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
LISTERINE
'r HALIT0SIS
(1AD BR1ATRl
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

lila sabe el va, por supues-
to?
-Desde luegO. ~ mirel La
prensa de hoy, toda la prensa
de Toxic Sc ocupa del suceso
con gran extension! iVerdad es
que usted el japon6s no 10 en-
tiehde! Pero pronto 10 leeremos
en- toda la prensa europea.
El ~secretario Sc march6.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

varies avisos dadns por la COZ
mission y desat ndidos por ell en-
presariO n
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

Maria de la Cruz Sc arregl6
r~apidamente, saliendo luego a
Ia Gale, Y dirigiendose a la en-
bajada espahola.
FL coronel Herrera, que la re-
cibi6 con So amabilidad de STEM
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

Latina.
va no cahia duda: Ell pobre
Isidoro de Borgona, ell hombre
dulce Y bondadosO, habia termi.
nado sus dias tragicamente, a
manos de unos salvajes,..
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves PAIN Quick

. Thousands who suffered from the toro1ring
pains Of rheumatism, s~ciatica, lumnago. nsu-
TsIoia and neurtis-are certainly happy over
their discovery OF NURITO. Now they have
found a ouick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
rains NURITO IS trustworthy and dependable
contains no opiates. II you want to feel again
the JOY Of relief from pain-soy you San woe N
EURITO under this ironclad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
main to your satisfaction-your monel VII n
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist ood9R
h NURIT0 on this guarantee. Ting.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

AQuella misma tsrde. hechos
r~apidamente sus preparativOs
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Remember PeriIs,
Spuin Cautioned

cause considerable alarm in the
French empire and give what from
the Vichy viewpoint would be dam
gerouS stimulus to the Free France
movement.
As regards Spain there are al
ways hard facts which SpaniardS
must take into account-the pos
Sible loss of economic advantages
of Spain resulting from the aban-
donment of a non-involvement pol
icy.
1T may we'll be that contacts
of the axis chiefs with Spanish For
eign Minister Ramon Serrano Su-
ner in Berlin and Rome recently
failed to produce developments suf-
ficiently concrete or drastic to sat-
isfy their desires and that con-
sequently it appeared desirable that
Hitler depart from his custom of
summoning statesmen to his pres
ence and himse,f undertake a
long journey, hoping that blandish-
mentS and threats would impel
Spain along the axis path.
The line Of temptation might be
based on the idea that if Spain
and France took part in Hitlers
new order, British resistance might
crack, peace might come speedily,
and they might enjoy advantages.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Night Quiet, Nazis
Resume Air Raids
In Daylight Hours

LONDON, Oct. %. (UP)-Ger-
man planes swept over the English
coast today in a renewal of blitz-
krieg operations after quiet night,
the fourth in a row, in which only
a few scattered bombers attacked
the capital.
The new attacks caused two air
raid alarms to London and as Brit
ish defenses went into action three
heavy bomb explosions were heard
A large formation of enemy
planes flying high above the clouds
crossed the southeast coast in ear
ly afternoon.
This formation was followed by
a flight of nine Messerschmitt Ger
man fighters at 5000 feet and soon
afterwards two German planes
were seen returning across the
coast.
Early in the day, little activity
was seen in the London area pro-
per and there were no reports of
bombs or gunfire.
Because Of continuing night raids
it was announced officially that
Britain would continue summer
time throughout the winter giving
some daylight for workers to reach
their homes before start of nightly
attacks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24

VICHY, France, Oct. "a. UP)-
Adolf Hitler's meetings with Vice
Premiere Pierre Laval of France
and Generalissimo Francisco Fran
co OF Spain may be part of an at
tempt 10 line up European powers
and then face Great Britain either
with a demand to lift its blockade
or proposal for peace, it was re-
ported today.
A summary of newspapers and
wireless dispatches from all over
Europe made available at the Off
cial press conference today. indi-
Gated that Hitler's present diplo-
matte efforts we're of much greater
scope than previously had been be-
lieved
The fact that Hitler himself was
conducting the negotiations was
emphasized as proof of their i'm
portance.
The French summary of italian
dispatches indicated an opinion in
Italy that France was inclining
toward axis policy, but it was en-
phasized that there was no ques-
ton of French military partici-
patton in the war or the cession
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
BY FREDERICK KUH

LONDON, Cot. "a. (UP)-Au-
thoritative British sources aimed
the double-barrcled warning at
France and Spain today that their
active cooperation with Germany
and Italy would mean for France
encouragement of the Free France
movement in her empire and for
Spain the loss of essential supplies
which now go through the British
blockade.
No doubt was felt here that Adolf
Hitler in his talks with Pierre La
val. French vice premier. and Gen.
eraliSsimo Francisco Franco. the
Spanish leader. had tried to win
France and Spain to active partici-
patton in the war on the side of
the axis powers.
1t was felt that a new blow by
Germany and Italy against Great
Britain was being attempted.
1T should not be taken for grant
ed" an authoritative spokesman
said. that Germany's blandish-
mentS and threats are likely to be
too readily accepted.
1t may strike Vichy that the
adoption of Hitler's proposals would
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Japan's S Offensive
Fails, Says China

CHUNGKING, Oct. "a. tUP)-
Japan's autumn offensive in East
China has ended in failure with
Japanese suffering at least 10000
casualties in Checkiang, Anhwei and
Kiangsu provincial border districts
south of the Ysngtze rver, a Chi
nese military spokesman said to-
day.
1t was claimed also that despite
daily japanese aerial bombardments
Of the reopened Burma road 200
Chinese trucks which made a dash
from Lashio, Burma, had reached
Running. Yunnan province, Tues
day.
Japanese aerial attacks have
failed to halt the flow of traffic
over the Burma road. the spokes-
man said. No damage was suffered
by the trucks despite @umerous
air raid alarms.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
~jopan May Sell
Reds on Treaty

in London that Saturday TatekaWa
would be received by Josef Stain,
an attention never before given
japanese diplomat0
1t was understood that ground
work for a on-aggression treaty
had been laid by Shigenori Togo,
who preceded Tatekawa as ambas-
SadOr.
Togo concluded a series of con-
versations with Premier Foreign
Commissar Viacheslav M. MolotoV
and other high Soviet officials ear
ly this month.
japanese desire for non -aggres-
sion pact was intensified after she
joined Germany and Italy in
military alliance 1t was reported
abroad that Germany had used It's
influence in Moscow to get her one.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Spain to GiveUp
Rumanian Refugee

MADRID, Oct. "a. CUPl-Span-
ish comment indicated today that
the government would agree to ex-
tradition of Ernest UrdaSeanu, chief
of the household of former King
Carol OF Rumania, on charges in
connection with suppression of the
pro-Nazi iron guard movement in
Rumania.
Although there was no indication
that Rumania sought the return
of Carol or his sweetheart, Magda
LupeScu, both were under police
surveillance at the Hotel Andalucia
in Seville and the FalangiSt news
paper Aryiba limited that they
should be sent back to Bucharest.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Rome Hints Spain
Will Join Axis
In Near Future
By REYNOLDS PACKARD

ROME, Oct. "a. (UP)-Well in
formed quarters limited today that
the conference between Adolf Hit
Ter and Generalissimo Francisco
Franco of Spain would result in
important action" by Spain in the
near future.
SPANS claims to Gibraltar, and
axis plans to trap the British fleet
in the Mediterranean, were believed
to have played part in the Hitler
Franco talk.
Well informed quarters here con-
nected the conference with the
Bremen pass conference between
Hitler and Benito Mussolini Octo-
.ber 4. 1t was recalled also that Ra-
mon Serrano Suner, new Spanish
foreign minister. was present at
Berlin when the German-Japanese-
italian alliance was signed and
that he came from Berlin to Rome.
A third factor regarded as OF great
significance was that Gen. Con-
zalo Queipo De Llano. chief of the
Spanish military mission here, re-
turned to Spain early this week to
confer with Franco. He had been
in close touch for months with the
italian government.
1t was reported here that Hitler
and Franco discussed Spains as
pirations in northern Africa, in
cluding the fate of French Moroc-
CO. 1t was suggested in some quar-
tiers that Hitler and Vice Premiere
Pierre Laval of the French Vichy
government had discussed at their
meeting at Paris Tuesday the pos
sibility that France. in exchange for
some sort of concessions. might
cede part of its North African
colonies to Spain.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Mexico Embargoes
Metals to Japan

MEXICO CITY, Oct. "a. (UP)-
Rigid restrictions putting a virtual
embargo on vital war metals being
shipped to Japan were being en-
forced today by the Mexican gov
ernment.
1t was reported reliably that some
100000 worth OF mercury awaiting
shipment and under contract to
the japanese government had been
frozen since Monday. Earlier a
government spokesman revealed
MeXico's apparent determination to
stop shipment of scrap-iron to Jap
an. Other reports said however that
the restrictions would not include
molybdenum and flourspar.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Runania Arrests
Suspected Spies

BUCHAREST, Oct. "a. CUP)-Ru-
manian police said today that so
persons accused of espionage had
been arrested in Bucharest in the
past "a hours.
Three radio transmitters were
said TO have been seized and con-
siderable foreign currency was re-
ported to have been found on the
person of one of those arrested.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24

MOSCOW, Oct. "a. (UP)-Diplo-
matte circles predicted today an
early conclusion of a Soviet-Japa-
nese aggression pact.
The new japanese ambassador,
Gen. Yoshitsugu Tatekawa, arrived
yesterday and will present his Gre
dentials tomorrow to President Mix
hail l. Kalinin.
"a German broadcast was heard
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
kazi Bases Again
Hit by British

LONDON, Oct. "a. (UP)-Wide-
spread British raids on German
objectives by the Royal Air Force
yesterday and last night, includ-
ing Berlin, Emden, freight yards
east of Berlin and shipping in the
North Sea were described by the
air ministry today.
Other targets attacked in Ger
many included oil plants at Mag
deburg and Hanover and Goods
Yards near Hanover and Frank
furt.
Various other industrial targets
were railway functions in north
ern and western Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Pefain Leaves
vichy for Paris

LONDON. Oct. "a. tUP)-Reports
reached here today that Marshal
Hsnri Philippe Petadn has left
Vichy. presumably for Paris.
Petain left Vichy prepared for a
formal ceremony of state
CThis reference would indicate
that the marshal may be en- route
to confer with Adolf Hitler on some
new agreement between France
and Germany. possibly superseding
the present armistice.)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
Axis Furry Moy
forerun Demands S

by France of its fleet or of naval
bases for axis use.
Interpretation of German opinion
was that Germany was trying to
reestablish normal French h-German
relations. which would result for
one thing in fastening the return
of the French government to Paris.
Laval left for Paris today after
reporting to Marshal Philippe Pc
tain, chief of state, on his con-
ference with Hitler Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
BRAWLEY TO HAVE
LARGEST MARKED

BRAWLEY, Oct. 24-Fred Quon
of the International Food market
will build the largest food store
in Imperial Valley on East Main
street here, he said Thursday.
The store will have a frontage
of 24O feet, be modern in every way
and offer the buying public a wide
variety of merchandise.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-24
WPA OFFICIAL GETS
NAVY COMMISSION

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. %. CUP)
Kenneth Goodwin, former PWA
administrator here, announced to-
day he had been commissioned a
lieutenant commander in the U. S.
navy and had been ordered to
take charge of naval construction
at San Diego.
Evening star., 1940-10-24
Art Needlework

Sweater Yarn, lovely soft wool in bril-
liant assortment of colors Size 2-ounce
skeins. REGULARLY 69c. Last 2 Days
at 39c
Living Room Pillows of rayon brocatelle.
damask or tapestry; large sizes; kapok
filled REGULARLY $19s and $29S
/, Last Days at S1.49
Stamped Linen Scarfs, simple patterns
on pure linen. REGULARLY 79c. Last
2 Days at - -- --..- Sc
Bucilla Wondersheen: lustra cotton for
making scarfs. bedspreads, tablecloths;
ivory only. Size 700-yard skeins. REGU-
LARLY soc. Last Days at 3 for 81
Evening star., 1940-10-24
HANDKERCHIEFS

Mems and WOmen's Reg. 10c Lawn
Hankies. Anniversary Sale Priced,
Sc
Women's 35c and SOC Hankies;
fine linens, hand-embroidered
Anniversary Sale Priced ---- 26c
Mems Csc Handkerchiefs, all white
and colored borders, initiated. An
niversary Sale Priced 90 for 81
Mems Reg. 35c Handkerchiefs,
hand-rolled hens; initiated. Last
2 Days at 26c
The PniGs Royal.
Handkerchiefs First Floor
Evening star., 1940-10-24
ibbons and TRIMMINGS

|velty Ribbons. manufacturers loom ends. 1
IS inches Anniversary Sale Priced - 1Oc yd.
to Inch Ribbons. manv colors and comblna-
|ns Anniversary Sale Priced 21c yd
Utility Bags for knitting sewing, etc. Ami
Fsary Sale Priced ----- 79c
Dress Accessories. buckles, clips, pins neck
kes. Anniversary Sale Priced ----- 49c
|r Collars Wolf, Fox, Caracul and Lapin An
(ersary Sale Priced -------------- - 1913
|r Collars, taped and ready to sew. Anniversary
I'LL Flowers, complete selection Anniversary
lie priced 37c
|, paais RoyaL Trimmings First Floor
Evening star., 1940-10-24
NECKWEAR

Reg. 81 Sweaters in pastel and
bright shades. Anniversary Sale
Priced $ $1.09
Reg. 81 Blouses in rayon crepe and
satin; dressy or tailored. Ami
versary Sale Priced ---- $1.69
Reg. 59c Dainty Neckwear in pique,
lace and satin. Anniversary Sale
Priced 44c
Reg. So and So Wool Strawberries;
assorted shades. Last 2 Days at
S1.79
Evening star., 1940-10-24
Jewe|ry Features

|2 95 Seven-Jewel Wrist Watches with One-year
Farantee. Anniversary Sale Priced $8.95
and 81 Costume Jewclry to accent your frock.
hniversary Sale Priced 6Sc
Charm Bracelets, gold or silver plated finish.
anniversary Sale Priced ------------ ---.- 79c
Simulated Pearl Necklaces, one to five strand.
|pniversary Sale Priced ---------------- -89c
New Costume Rings, colorful stones. Ami
|rsary Sale Priced
|x PaIais Royal, Jewelry First Floor
Evening star., 1940-10-24

39c and 49c Spun-LO K2yOn
indies; every style for every taste.
Last 2 Days at----3 for 81
Spun-Lo Chemises; sizes "a to a.
Last 2 Days at q for 81
S109 Rayon Slips, lace-trimmed
and tailored styles. Anniversary
Sale Priced - $40
SOC and Sc GlenwO0d indies. so
silk, 20os wool, 75fo cotton. Ami
versary Sale Priced, 38c. Extra
sizes ---- 49c
Sc and 69c TricOt Run-Pr0of Ray
on indies. Last Days at 2 for 81
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