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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27

Daughter: Marry that rich old
humbug? Why, I'd die first"
Mother: Nonsense, my dear, he's
not so strong aR he looks"
Friend: Yes, your wife's a very
fine woman"
Angler (absent-mindedly) That's
nothing, you should have seen the
one that got away"
Furthermore. Oh Goddess of
the Nile"
Mark" Cleopatra interrupted
irritably, Il am not prone to
argue"
It was the first time she had
been to dinner with them, and they
smiled indulgently as she refused
a whiskey and soda.
I've never touched it in my life, 3"
she explained.
why not try it?" urged her host.
See if you like the taste"
She blushed and shyly consented,
and he poured her out a mixture
which she delicately raised to her
lips
why" she cried, you've given
me Scotch"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27
OIL OPERATORS
TO SINK ILLINOIS
DEEPEST WELL
Plan To Explore An
Producing LeUels.

Centralia, H., April 1.-two oil
operators announced today they
would explore every possible pro-
ducing formation in the Centralia
TOWNSHIP pool by drilling an oil well
to a depth of at least 10000 feet,
deepest well ever drilled in Illinois.
The venture costing between
$4,000 and 100000, will be spon-
sored by Gordon MacLean and Dave
Ring, who disclosed they would
deepen their No. Ira Lloyd well
at the western edge of Centralia to
the unexplored levels. They indi-
Gated the well now was drilling
near the Devonian formation, but
the exact depth was not revealed.
At present the Centralia pool has
production from three levels, the
Stein sand at approximately 1000
feet, the Benoit sand at about 1850
feet, and the Devonian lime at APP
proximately 1900 feet. 1t has no
deeper production and no well is
known to have gone below a depth
of $500 feet.
A geological table for the area re-
veals that the operators will en-
counter Is unexplored formations
below the Devonian lime, and the
lowest of them, the Lamotte sand,
at approximately $500 feet, is re-
garded by biologists as one of the
best prospective oil bearing forma-
lions in the lower levels.
The oil industry generally was of
the opinion that the value of the
test lies in it's revelations as to the
productivity of the various forma-
tions and the fact it will give geo.
logists their first tangible infor-
nation on deep horizons in Illinois.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27

The beautiful girl and the hon
orable man, sole survivors OF a
wreck: he had saved her, managed
to get on a desert island and there
for three long years they lived in
hope-she growing daily more beau
tiful, he daily more honorable.
At last she could stand it no
longer. at looks like we are going
to spend the rest of our lives here
she said coyly one day Don't you
think we might-might be more
friendly?"
"All right" he answered eagerly.
i've been longing to ask you IL
you'd care to play two-handed
bridge with a set OF cards I've made
out of palm leaves"
A Shelby golfer invited his min
lister to play a round with him. The
minister teed off first, made a ter
rifle swing. He scored a clean
miss, then stood in silence looking
steadily at the undisturbed ball.
After a minute or two, the other
man said:
"Parson, that was the most pro-
fame silence l ever heard"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27
GET PIPEIINE RHL

Observation-Disclosures mar
keting divorce bill Oh. r. 231S)
has been referred from House Ju-
dietary Committee to House Inter-
state Commerce Committee where,
presumably. it will go to Cole Bill
Subcommittee. Chairman Cole was
not prepared to say whether hear
ings would be held
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27

A Great Falls resident built a
new home OF which he was very
proud. His friend called to see
him and was promptly shown over
the new house He was shown the
nicely furnished living room and
the tiled bath room but when the
home owner opened the bed room
door his friend got a glimpse of
man in there loving the home
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27
WE BELIEVE

GEOPHYSIC.AL SURVEYS haze been definitely pro-
zen indispensable in Montana E0ery 7oTdcat should
haze both Madison and DeVonidn highs" determine
ed BY reflection seimograbh before drilling begins
DEEPER DRILLING is essential to qevite the real his
tory of the Montana oil industry. The major
source of Montana petroleum is in formations Be
Low THE BIG LIME. abandonment of 7Oells at
the Madison contact is 7eaSte of money 4ban-
donucnt of 7teiS at the Cat Greek horizon is stu
bidity No 7leH should be considered completion
until it is drilled into the DeVOt,an
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-04-27

owners wife. before the door was
quickly closed.
Nothing further was said and the
home owner proceeded to show his
friend the remaining rooms. When
he showed the kitchen with its
modern electric appliances he sug-
gested that they make themselves
a cup Of coffee in the new electric
percoIator.
While the coffee was percolating
his friend could not withhold his
curiosity any longer and asked
the owner Of the home How about
that man in your wdfe's bed
room"
The home owner with anger
quickly replied ITO H with
him. Let him make his own
coffee"
- &c
Coxswain: Take this oar!''
Stroke: "Or what -
Diner: Yes. / know fish is brain
food, but I don't care so much for
fish. Hain't there some other brain
food?"
waiter: well. there's noodle
soup"
Evening star., 1940-03-28

That's not true, Aunt Belle.
Never were two people more unlike" +"
blazed Gail losing her temper in
spite of herself. Christopher Reid
is as nice a person as you'd find any,
where. You would both feel differ
emily about him If you would meet
him."
Il trust I shall be spared any
such ordeal" calculated her aunt
Il can't understand you, Gail, but
in a way must say 1t is just what
Anna might expect.
"She didn't listen to her parents,
either, and look at the disgrace she
has brought upon us all as a result
Thank Heaven, our dear father was
not alive to see 1t. Such a fine
honorable man he was. It would
have broken his heart"
Insults Belle.
MY father was . fine honorable
man, too," Gail declared, her
patience exhausted. "And mother
was perfectly happy with him. I'd
rather have been my mother with
all her troubles than to have lived
like you :"
She hadn't intended to say 1t, but
this time Aunt Belle had gone too
far. And now with q rush Of tears
and q cry like . wounded bird the
older woman ran from the room.
Gail let her 20, Too many times
she had listened to the unmarried
Evening star., 1940-03-28
ToddIers' Goats, >I'''

We're SI.95 and more
346 pieces. including wool-top
fleece Winter coats and wool
flannel Spring coats in dark and
light colors. Also cotton print
dresses, hat sets, cotton fleece
bathrobes in pink and a few
rayon dresses and boys suits.
Sizes l to in group.
III pieces Children's Apparel, in
cluding toddlers' Gotten print
dresses and a few in rayon; also
"a few boys suits. Broken sizes l
to 6. Were ST and S115. Now 75c
IL Boys and Girls Wool Pastel
Coat Sets in assorted colors.
Broken sizes l to 4. Were 1895
and more. Now w---S2 S2.65
81 pieces Children's Apparel, in
cluding fur muffs, cotton creep
ers in pastel colors and a few
wool felt hats. Sizes ! to 3 in
group. Were 81 and more.
Now SOC
$40 pairs Pastel Cotton Socks in
broken sizes AZ to Z. Were Csc
pair. Now, 15c pair;
2 pairs for Csc
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Mems Shirts, 49,
Irreemlars of shirts ,vould be sI.35 and more
If berfpcf

Irregulars of shirts ,Oould be SI.35 and more
if perfect
40 Of white cotton broadcloth fancy cotton prints
and woven cotton madras. Nearly all are San
forized-shrunk Twill not shrink more than 1T).
Collar attached styles in full-cut sizes. Some
slightly soiled or mussed. Sizes IA to II.
900 Manufacturers Samples of Mems Hose in rayonand
all cotton Regular anklet styles in stripes and
plads In black browns, and greens: sizes 10 to
11a. Special 18c pairs for 81
100 puritan" make Polo Shirts with necks, short
sleeves. Rayon cotton in blue, white, green tans;
small medium and large sizes. 1rregulars of higher
priced shirts. Special 7Sc
"a Mems Sweaters in coat and slp-on styles. Wool
wool-and-eather wool-and-cotton. Sizes AZ to 49,
125 Mems Mufers Of wool in gray blue yellow
white Less than u for 81
SrArv Sropr
Evening star., 1940-03-28

woman maligning her brother .tn-law
to feel . great deal Of pity for her.
Yet never before had Gail retalli-
ated. Her nerves must be on edge.
She brushed her hair into smoothly
shining curls, but her hands were
shaking and her dark eyes In the
mirror were troubled and ashamed.
When her mother entered the
room q few minutes later Gail was
dressed and sitting by the window
staring out At the dusky snowy
street.
what did you say to Aunt BELIEF"
Anna asked.
Didn't she tell you?"
'No. She just said she had been
insulted. She was terribly upset and
went right home. It isn't like you,
Gail, to hurt her feelings"
II know it," Gail admitted. But
when has she ever considered ours?"
Anna Meadows sighed.
Idle Person.
"She has never forgiven me. But
then she's never had anything else
to think about. It would have been
different If Belle had had a life of
her own"
"She doesn't want any one else to
have one either" Gail insisted. "And
while we're on the subject, Mother,
I can't understand why you would
conf1de in her. That's not much like
you."
Tears came into Anna's eyes.
"I've no one else to 60 to. And
you've changed since you went to
work at Reid's. You seem to have
gone away and left me alone"
Gail put her arms about the
pathetic figure knowing herself de-
feated.
please don't cry, darling! Does
1t really matter so much to you?"
Matter to me?" Anna repeated.
ITO know that Robert Trentons
daughter is spending the evening
with the son Of his murderer"
II won't do it any more then. Not
after tonight"
"You talk about it as If you were
making sacrifice"
No Glamour.
Maybe 1t is," Gail thought but
she did not say 50. In her heart she
felt suddenly plunged back into her
former darkness. Without Chris
there was no glamour. But If her
mother were going to suffer like this
about it there was nothing else to
do.
It wasn't as If she hadn't known
all the time that eventually she
would have to give him up.
Anna's gratitude touched her at
the same time it infuriated her be-
cause 1t seemed 50 unfair.
When the doorbell rang Gail
answered 1t soberly but at the sight
Of Chris with his laughing golden
eyes and name Of unruly, tawny hair
every nerve III her body responded.
It was as If his presence turned on
all the lights flooding the fearful
shadowy corners with brilliant sun
shine.
And Gail knew she would not tell
him until the last possible moment.
For this one night they would be
happy.
(To Be Continued.)
Evening star., 1940-03-28

Particularly When that person was
her ever-on1cious Aunt Belle.
In q depressed moment Anna
must have conflded in her and this
fact alone hurt Gail. The intimacy
between her mother and aunt had
been strained for many years.
It was a measure Of AnnA's pres
ent disappointment In her daughter
that she would turn to the only
other person she knew. Gail re-
sented 1t and felt that her mother
should have more confidence in her.
It would have been different II
Chris had had anything to do with
her fathers tragedy, but he hadn't
even been working at the store
when the jewel theft took place.
Abandons Notion.
And although her original idea
had been to make John Reid suffer
for his actions, Gail had long ago
abandoned that notion. All she
wanted now was to vindicate her
father, after which, of course, she
would never see Christopher again.
Meanwhile, he seemed so sim
cerely fond of her she could not
stop seeing him without hurting
him, perhaps also rousing his dis
trust.
Not even to herself would Gail
admit that her own need for him
was great. He was the only person
in the world who could completely
free her from her melancholy men,
cries.
She did not realize how she was
pulling away from every one else.
Or how this terrified Anna and
puzzled Bill. She was dressing for
dinner with Chris the night Aunt
Belle appeared at her door.
Anna was in the kitchen 50 there
was no danger of their being in
terrupted and Gail knew the mo-
ment she saw the round withered
face beneath the iron gray hair that
Aunt Belle was going to interfere
and that she expected to enjoy it.
Prim Lips.
Her prim lips were pursed In
what she considered ladylike dis
cretion as she asked, II suppose
you realize, Gail, that you are
breaking your mothers hearth"
In the process Of drawing a stock
ing over one slim leg Gail glanced
up calmly.
IT think you are exaggerating."
Aunt Belle seated herself on the
edge Of the bed.
mo, I'm not. I've not seen Anna SO
disturbed over anything since your
father died. It seems to me she's
had trouble enough without your
adding to It,"
Gail said nothing, but to herself
she was admitting that this was
true.
Personally I don't see how you
can want to 60 out with him un-
less you think the conviction Of
your father was just" Aunt Belle
added craftily. Her small, bead-like
eyes glittered as she started at her
niece to see If this shot had told.
Knows Answer.
"You know the answer to that as
well as I do," Gail answered coldly.
But in any case Chris had nothing
to do with 1t. He was still in college
when it happened. So why should
I hold n against hin?"
Like father, like son." the older
woman dghod. s.....
Evening star., 1940-03-28
ChiIdren's Shoes, I
Less than " brice

Less than Y price
81 pairs Children's and Growing
Girls Shoes. Patent leather
straps and step-in pumps. Not
all sizes.
50 pairs Girls Sports Oxfords
and Dress Shoes in black or tan
calf. Some strap styles included.
Broken sizes w to Q; AAA to B.
Were $4.75. Now -$2.85
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Juniors Dresses, SIS

Less than : price
81 of rayon crepe and wool-and-
rayon. Mostly dark colors. Sizes
IL to II.
50 Rayon Crepe Dresses in prints
and dark plain colors. Sizes IL
to II. Were S595 and more.
Now S3.75
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Underwear, 68e
Was 88c to Sis

Vas 88c to Sis
100 pieces, including rayon satin
gowns In tearose and blue; hand
detailed cotton gowns and cotton
challiS gowns. Sizes 16 and II.
Cotton union suits, knitted rayon
gowns, rayon combinations. Sizes
36 to 20 in group; not all sizes in
every style.
II Rayon Pastel Print Gowns,
rayon two-piece sleeping pajamas
in light blue and white check
print, hannelette pajamas. Sizes
16 and II in group, but not all
sizes in each style. Were $155
and more. Now CSC
81 Cotton Knit Union Suits, cot
ton vests, cotton panties, rayon
panties, rayon chemise. Sizes SO
to 40 in group, but not every size
In every style. Were 5sc and
more. Now 35c; 3 for 81
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Girls Goats and
Suits, s3.S5 ws1e Yer .! ssyi !s:s

%, including Spring wool coats
and suits in navy and tWeeds and
wool-and-cotton Winter coats in
dark colors. Sizes to IA in
group.
13 Girls Wool Spring Coats and
Suits in dark and light colors.
Broken sizes 8 to IA. Were s895
and more. Now $4.95
80 pieces of Girls Apparel, in
cluding snow suits of half wool
and half cotton and wool-and-
rayon crepe dresses in dark coll
ors. Sizes 8 to IS. Were $3.95.
Now $2.s5
IS Skating Jackets of wool-and-
cotton in dark colors and rayon.
and-wool dresses in dark colors.
Sizes 8 to Is. Were s2.95 and
$685.. Now S1.95
1l8 pieces of Girls Apparel, in
cluding cotton print dresses and
cotton corduroy skirts. Dark
colors. Sizes to IA. Were Sl95.
Now S1.35
Down STAIRS STORE. GIRLS,
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Washable Frocks, s.

Less than u price
so Of wool-and-rayon in copen.
gray and aqua. Sizes IL to 20.
10 Pastel Wool Jersey Frocks in
beige, rose and aqua. Sizes IL to
20. Were H5.s5. Now $2.95
zoo Maids Cotton Uniforms in q
variety Of styles and colors. Sizes
IA to 46. 1rregulars, If perfect
would be $1.95. Now 81
8 Clearance Of Samples in Nurses
Wool Sweaters with monogrammed
initials. White or navy. One Of
. size In sizes is to a. Less than
u price. Now w-----.-$2.95
Down STAIRS SToRE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Misses and Women's
Goats, SIS
We're S28 and more

8 fur-trimmed coats In box and fitted styles
OF black wool fabrics trimmed with silver fox,
Persian lamb and tipped skunk. Sizes IL,
l6, 2612 and 2812.
10 Misses Tailored Suits in all-woo triple twill and
20. Were $685. Now
styles OF wool-andcotton fabrics in gray and oat-
meal Sizes IL to 90 Less than y price SIS
10 Misses Suits in tailored and sports types. OF
wool-and-coton worsteds and tweeds and wool Shet-
lands. Brown and navy checked tweeds, black and
navy worsteds. Sizes II to 20 Less than "a price S.
Down STAIRS STORE, CoArs AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
CHAPTER VIII,

That night Chris did not attempt
to kiss her. He held her hand only
a moment while saying good night,
but Gail lay awake for long time
going over every word he had said;
treasuring each golden. flashing
glance, telling herself. "Of course
you can't 60 on like this. There,
nothing to be learned from him
You'll have to STOP"
Quite a different matter, however
when some one else tried to stop 1t
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Boys Underwear
"utica" Shorts, Shirts and Briefs
Special, 49, 6 for 'I.'o

800 pairs cotton shorts in printed paernssrpes and hg
ures. Full with elastic sides. Sizes "a to "a.
Special 19c; 6 for $1.10
800 pairs knitted white cobed cotton briefs with open ys
Small medium and large sizes Special 19c; for $110
800 ribbed combed cotton undershrts the wewearng
riety Full cut sizes 2S to a. for $11o
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1940-03-28
ChiIdren's Gloves, IS

Less than Y Price
rs pairs of wool-and-rayon
worsted in navy, wine and green
combinations. Size /.
Is pairs Women's Wool Gloves
in white, red, green and blue.
Small and large sizes. Special, 42c
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Boys Shirts, So
Lrregnlars of shirts ,Uhich
would be Sc and 81 if

woald be SIC and 81 if
perfect
300 Model" and basque shirts
with open necks and short
sleeves; also crew neck styles in
plain colors and stripes. Sizes
8 to l6.
200 Boys Sweaters, some sleeve
less, in plain colors and stripes.
Slip-over styles with crew necks
or slide-fastened neck openings.
Wool-and-cotton. Sizes % to 80.
Were 81. Now 55c
s Boys Cotton Corduroy Stacks
in brown and navy. Sizes 13, 16,
II and 10. Less than u price, CSC
II Boys Washable Play Suits Of
cotton broadcloth, in assorted
colors Of blue, wine, brown and
green. Sizes 5 to 10. Were 81.
IS Polo Shirts Of cotton. Striped
patterns. Sizes 10 to II. Less
than u price ----------3Sc
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Not Remnants=But Specially Priced
On Sale Friday Morning at $50 O'Clock
Casual Print Frocks, @I'9'

though modestly priced can do small ,Oonders
for your vardrobe
240 of these pretty Spring ck-you-ups- -hatterng
and colorful-trimy tailored-of soft washable rayon
crepe These are frocks which boast of many smart
details such as big roomy pockets, fully hared or
pleated skirts Delightful finding them in all your
favorite background colors-navy powder blue rose,
aqua, gray, and red. Sizes IA to A.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Silk Hose, 65e
2 pairs for $i.25

lrreealars of higher priced
hose
500 pairs three-thread chiffon
hose with reinforced soles. Spring
shades in beige tones. Sizes 61s
to 1917.
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
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Gail Meadows Trenton, 20, goes
meets Christopher Reid. handsome
:Se :Hn as sr bners n shS Unjust xt' ,mD4son
ment and death; She tells Bill about
marriage. The couple returns to Calls
home. where she lives with her mother,
Anna, and spinster Aunt Belle. Gall
explains to Bill she has promised her
mother that she will not marry until
her fathers name Is cleared. Using the
name Gail Meadows. she obtains q
stenographic position In the John Reid
1ewelry store and discovers that any
one OF the employees who had been
there hve years miEht have been guilty
OF her fathers ruin. Chris tells Gail
he was graduated from college iive years
ago and she ADDS him to her list OF
persons to be suspected. Chris tries to
make love to her, but Gall repulses him
ana confusedly tells him he should take
his work at the store more seriously.
After. he calls on her the next day 1T
her home. Gail crosses his name on
the list Of persons suspected. Gail
tries unsuccessfully to become friendly
blond .,employe: is friendly with Gall.
but efter lunching together. Gail real
ICES Hazel can't give her any clues ye.
Harding her fathers downfall,
Evening star., 1940-03-28

The Central China Railway Co.,
controlled by Japanese. carried l..
10000 passengers last year.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
WOODWARD 6LOTHQOp
DOWN STA1pS STORE
Friday Remnant Savings

Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable
or exchangeabIe; not sent G. O. D. or on
approval; telephone or mail orders not accepted.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Elastic CirdIes, S.
2 for 81

Manufacturers seconds of
higher priced eirdles
100 pantie or garter styles of
cotton -and-rayon combined with
elastic. Tearose and white.
Small, medium and large sizes.
80 Bandettes Of cotton-and-rayon
fabrics. Tearose. Sizes 80 to 38
in group. Less than " price 25c
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Save on Mems Underwear
-shorts-shirts-briefs
23e pair 5 pairs 'I''0

1850 pairs Cotton Shorts sturdy well made and full
comfortable h No buttons to o-made with the
grpper front Choice Of bold conservative patterns
stripes Of blue green and brown Sizes 80 to A. Special
23c pair pairs for $1I0
1850 pairs Cobed Cotton Undershrs the popular ribbed
pulover style Sizes "a to &C. Special pairs $1o
800 pairs Knitted Cotton Briefs with elastic Wristbands
white ribbed combed Small medium and large sizes.
Special, 23c pair; pairs for $1.10
Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Mems Reversible Topcoats
Special '9.9'

Would regularly be much more erpensive
40 water-repeent coats, wool tweed in herringbone
tweed patterns on one side, cotton gabardine on
the other. Balmacaan raglan sleeve styles with fly
fronts and slash pockets. Blue, gray brown green
Sizes "a to A.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28

Kowtng herself defeated Gail tried to comfort her mother
"Pledse don't cy darng Does really matter you?
"Matter to 1ne" Anna repeated ercey "To knoo that
Robert Tenos daughter spending the eueung 1otth the
OF his murderer"
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Misses and Women's
Dresses, '4's5

We're $7.95 and more
126 Of rayon crepe in solid colors and prints.
Broken sizes from which to choose; sizes in group
, II to 20; SO to "A and 1872 and 24H.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Rayon Taffets Slips, 45e

Less than v Price
SO in purple, green, navy; some
with ruffle trim. Sizes 80 and "a.
100 Rayon Crepe Slips. some cami-
sole tops included. Trimmed with
cotton lace. Tearose: sizes "a to
40. Were 81.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Women's Shoes, $50
Were IS

We're IS
1874 pairs in navy, tan brown and black calf or
suede. Mostly styles for dress with medium and
high heels Sizes as listed below:
lszes: ~ 51z 6 61z 7 ~ 8 s1a 9 |
IAAA | I4I4 ri
IA rs 3 Pr Il
e 3 5 r. 10 10 = u !. !. II II ~ -
lis pairs Womens Slippers with soft oles and medium heels
in prints and plain colors OF rayon crepe and satin
Broken sizes to Z. Were 81. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 55c
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Women's Hats, So

' ~
We're 81 and more
IS Of fur felt and cotton gabar-
dine. Rust, navy, green and black.
Small and large sizes.
rs Medium Brim Roller Hats Of
fur felt in navy, wine. green and
rust. Were $1.95. Now----$1
Down STAIRS STORE.
Leather Handbags 95e
Less than V Price because
soiled from display
81 patent leather and rough
grained feathers included. Brown,
wine, black.
Down STAIRS STORE.