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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
MAGYAR MOl
EL0ADAsOK

A magyarsag szives tudoma-
sara adjuk, hogy kettos ma
gyar film-miisors eloadas lesz
Youngstown es Warren, o.
ban. Bemutatasra kerul Javor
Pal erdekeS, kedves filmie,
Jokai Nor magyar iro hires
miive, a "Fekete gyemantok"
es az "Edes a bosszu" kacag-
tato film vigjatek.
Warren, O.-ban a 347 West
Park Ave.-on a Knight of
Pythias szinhaz termeben most
yasarnap, januar Ten, delutan
2 oral kezdettel este 11-ig.
Youngstowrban a 1923 West
Boardman St.-en a Central
Auditorium szinfaz termeben
januar Gen, kedden delutan
2 oral kezdettel este II oraig
folytatolagosarl bemutatasra
kerulnek a "Fekete gyeman-
tok" es "Edes a bosszu" cimu
kadagtato vigjatek Pager An
tai, Erdelyi Mici es Raday I'M
revel a foszerepben.
A magyar filnek gyongyei-
mex batran lehet nevezni a
"Fekete gyemantokat', amely
Javor Pal legujabb filmje,
amely minden bizonnyal olyan
diadalmas sikert fog aratni it,
mint mindeniitt, ahol az mar
bemutatasra keriilt. Kul0nos
erteke ennek az igazan nagy-
vonalu magyar filmnek, hogy
a remek kepek es a mtiveszi,
enberi akciok izgalmasan So
rakoznak fel a filmben az els6
pillanattol kezoye es lekotik az
ember figyelmet az utols6 per-
Gig.
Javor Pal aki csupa er6,
pompasan ferfias es ugyan ak
kor oft, ahol sziikseg van "a
egy-egy szava es mozdulata
csupa megejt6 lagysag. A tob-
bi szerepl6k, mint Rozsahegyi
Kalman, Torzs Jeno, Csortos
Gyula es a tobbiek, akiknek a
tehetsege amulatba ejtette
Europa minden szinhazlatoga-
to kozonseget, csak bizonyitelz
ARA, hogy ez a darab f0ltil-
mulja az osszes eddig bemu-
tatott darabokat minden te-
kintetben.
Az EdeS a DOSSZu' pOmpaS
legujabb magyar vidam film
jatek egyike a legsikerJltebb
zenes, notas, vidam filmjate-
koknak. Annyi szellemesseget,
sziporkaZo 0tletet, kitiino hui
mort keves film hozott, mint
az "Edes a bosszu". Rengeteg
vice es moka kiseri a foszerep-
l6ket, a ket hazaspart, hkik-
mex a szerelmi historiaja bo-
nyodalmas, inert mindegyik a
mask parnak az egyikevel kot
laazassagot.
Ne feledje a fenti el6adasok
idejet.
(Adv.) Hdn1ory GaLsstdv.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

deserved recognition all the
more because he spent con-
siderable energy and time ON
behalf of Mr.. Spagnola. DR..
Ldurisin is one Of those aDho
aoorks a0ith the rests of us on
behalf of our Hungarian born
brothers.
While aOe haze right to
make suggestions of offer
criticism about Mr.. Spagnola' s
other appointments aoe most
respectfully but also most ena-
phatically state that the Hun
garjam-born group aoas not
accorded the recognition it de-
>serUes. The Huagarian-bor7a
Ooted almost 80 per cent
strong for Mr.. Spagnola. All
other groups Dere recognized
Uhy not the Hungaria1s. Such
able Hungarian Democratic
leader as Attorney Stephen J.
M1tyGSy ne believe should
haze been among the those
named to one of the princ,-
pal positions.
Frankly a0e are disappointed.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
NACYB| B|zOTTSiC
kOREBE TART0z0
.ECYHAzAk-EcYLE-
TEX FIeYELMEBE

Felkerjiik a Nagybizottsag-
hoz tartozo Egyhazakat es
Egyleteket, hogy jelentsek be
az Egyesiiletiik fizeto ossztag-
saganak szamat, hogy a Macy
bizottsag megallapithassa a
kikildheto delegatusaik sza-
mat. Ugyanakkor jelentsek be
a megvalasztott rendes es
potthgok neveit es pontos ci-
melt.
Az Egyhazakat pedig fel-
kerjiik, hogy jelentsek be a
radio programon szerepelni
ohajtok neveit, a Nagybizott-
sag titkaranal; 232 So. Gar
land Ave-, Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
F. A. ROMICH'S, INC.

Mindenfele butorok legol.
csobb bevasarlasi forrasa. -
Miert vasarol hasznalt butort
amikor keves hozzaadasSal ujat
is vehet- TekintSen kOril eb
ben az izletben, mielott vasa.
rolna. A vasarlo kozonseg ke
nyelmere nyitva van minder
este 9 craig. = :
F. A. RCMICH'S INC.
2246 GLENWOOD AVE.
Telefon: 36159.
Youngstown, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
AZ u TARsADALMI BIzI0sE
: JANUAR -ENIEPEIT ELE1BE
no

lpedig = fenti datum dt u
nlitott evek fel6ben dull
"a negyedeket osszesza
ugy hogy mem kfil6n
evekben kell ket negyedet az
gozrli, harem az 0isszes S
alapjan szanitott neeye1 Nh
szamanak q fel6ben. Az I'M = Il Il
|enber, 65 ewes koraban h1I5
nyugdijat kap; feles6ge SIM
ten es 18 even aluli gyerIliSs ] q / q ]
kei is. (: ~
Azok, akik ezen kvalif1
ci6nak mem felelnek meg sin
ten be vannAk biztositva, de
csak halal esetre. Ha alsar mi
lyen biztositott munkas meg
hal es halala el6tt szannitott
harom evben legalabb hat he
gyedev alhtt $50-nal t6bbet
keresett negyedevenkent, hat
rahagyott ozvegye havi bizto
sitast kap, ugyszinten kiskoru
gyermekei is.
Az egyeni biztositasi 0Ssze-
get a k0vetkez6kepen szamit-s
jak. 20%-ot szamitanak az elso
$50 havi fizetes utan. Ezen fe-
lul 10%-ot az els6 $50-on fe-
luli fizetesnek $3.50 Zig. Ez q
limit; ezen feliil q fizet6st
mem szamitjak be. De a k6t
fenti szam osszegehez hozza
adatik, a ket osszeg 1eo a, meg
szorozva az evek szanAval
amennyi evet az illet6 mum
kas dolgozott.
Peldaul egy nlunkas hayi IT,
zetese mondjuk $4,000 es Is
evig fizetik utana 4. biztositast.
fmfei6tt 65 eyes iedfie Is abfi
akarja hagyni a munkats
(Mellekesen, mem muszaj s.
ewes korban otthagyni q mum
gat. 65 ev utan is nlegkapia
a biztositast.
Ennek a munkasnak jar
50ao az .els6 $50 utan. Ez
$2000a Jar ne1a ezen feliil
1919 a tobbi $4,000 utan. Ez
$1,000. osszesen $4,000. Ennek
1T6-ai 80 cent. Is eve dolgo-
xix; tehat a 80 centet meg
kell szorozni 15-szor. Ez $3.50.
osszesen kap ez az ember havi
S34.50-et, halalaig.
Felesege, ha elmult SIS ewes,
kappa ennek az osszegnek 81
felet, amig 8 el. Ha rneghalti
"a ferj, feleseg a teri bizto-
sitasanak haromnegyed r6Sztt
kappa. Ha vannak kiskoru
Egyermekek, eek minde degyike
khpja az apja biztositasanak q
felet. De a csaladnalx jltott
teljes osszeg maxirnuma $65.
lvagy az apanak jar6 osszeg
ketszerese, vagy a rendes havl
fizetesenek 8Oee "a, amelyik q
kisebbik 0sszeg.
Mindenesetre az anlerikai
munkassag legnhgyobb r6sze
bizDnyos 0regkori anyagi biz
tonsagra szamithat. Ebb6l at
allami biztositasbd persze sen
XII sem e1het meg fenyesen &s
gondok uelktil. ne Hegis aokat
szamit. Oreg emberek Revesebb
p6nzzel is kijonnek. "A biztosi-
|tottak aggkornkra legalablo II
mem fognak ehezrli, nern fof-
max konyo yoralo nanyolra -
Irulni. K0rszakalkot6 tarsafa1-
ami l6pes ez a. biztositas 8 3.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
|.ESEM ElYEKl|l.' I

(N.) Spdgsold poIgdrmeste7
,edd<gt kisseDesGssi k0s0tt tald-
lvslk egy magyar neuet - DR..
sSziics (ungy ahogy az anne
-ydt0ink mondjdk "Zalk" me-
net, nti a Eatholikals isEoldE
0TD0sG Jess.
Hdbdr mi nai',5ig 0ruenddaaE
dn1dk, hogyha egg nungya,
ragy mdsodik generdci6s ma
gydr jut megtisstel0 hiudtal-
hoe, DGgy Ddrosi, naegyei, d.
lGnsi aIkalnaasdshos, DR.. Ssucs
kizeuesesehez uolnd egy ne
hd1ly ssavu',k.
KSnytelenet vagyu,ak meg
nsOHd11i, hOgy Dr.. SsIcs XII
neuesese 7aem k0pyDelhet6 ell a
yolagstoa0ni magyarsdg jaud-
sra ks nst, hogy mem a ma
gy0rsdg ajd7alatdra t0rte1at.
Or. Ssdcs 1lig negy eDe ud1
Y0ungstownban, mem ideDalo
ssdrnaasdsu vagy regi lakos. Il
716gybN ket evig a Scent Err
ssebet korhdsban volt inferno.
"A nsagyarsdg k0se nagyon ke-
Deset jdr es a sajdt maga dltal
beddOtt eletrajs ssermt mem
t1rt0Sik magyar egyhdghos.
Ha DR.. Ssiics erdekl6dott
UOIna magyar Igyek irdet
(nn1it mem tett naeg) reset
nett vol'aa a Nagybisottsdg
:71u7atdjdbam, anaelynek ezen
az even dt tagja is lett volna,
de soha meg mem jelent. Ma
gyGr GIkdln1akEOr sOIaG sem
Jdttuk DR.. Ssucs0t. Igy tehdt
mem nnondhatjuk, hogy Spag-
7a0Ia polgdrnaester, akit tdn1o-
gntott a magyar ssdrnansdsu
poigdrok kilencUen ssdsaIeka.
a y0ungstowni magyarsdgnak
juttntott volna megerdenaelt
eliss,aerest.
Vnnnak Youngstow7aban lit
ssSiiietett fatal magyar orvo.
.s0k es van1aak evek 6ta lit Ia
k6 a,iadea magyar naosga-
lon1bna resstueD6. hasai ma
gyar orvos0k.
HG vnIGki igasdn naegerde-
snelte UOl7an k:neDesest, ugg
oz Or. L1ur-isi,a Jen6 lett pol
7aa aAi az egyik aJapit6la q
DemokratG Kornek, a Nagy-
bisottsdg aIeln0Ee es ninden
magyar naosgalona pdrtoloja es
dlci id6t es pe7ast dldosott ARA
hogy SpGgnola srdemeit a ma
gy1rsdg tudomdsdra hossa.
AZ uj polgdrnaester kabinet-
jebe1 helyet fOgldlnGk t6tok
Olnssok, lengyelek (kett6 is)
pedSg van aanyi magyar ssa-
y1s6, mint lengyel, ha mem
t0bb, a nagyarok is negerGe-
nelteE Dol1aa, ha egg olyan
denoErdta veset0jIk mint pl
Mdtydsi Istvdn dgyved, a kl
szinten Deset6 sserepet jdt'
SILK a a'aGgyar demokratdk k0-
sOtt. E1DOtt DOl2U eLiSnzereSt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

HA AIT AKARJA, hogy la
punk minel t0bb helybeli
esemenyrol adjon szamot, ugy
a fontosabb es nevezetesebh
esenenyekr6l ertesitsen min
ket.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Guild Fights Proposed
WAGE Act Exclusions
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The American Newspaper Guild
filed a brief with the Wage-Hours
Administration yesterday arguing
against the proposed exclusion Of
certain newspaper workers from the
coverage of the Labor Standards
Act.
The Guild said many employer
organizations were attempting to
have the division interpret the act
to eliminate many workers, espe-
cially white collar workers and those
receiving average pay of $3.50 a
month or more,
Replying to a memorandum by
the American Newspaper Publishers
Association, A. j. Isserman, Guild
attorney, argued that newspaper
workers do not fit the boards de-
scription of professional workers
and therefore should be covered by
the act.
He also contended the industry is
not mainly service industry of in
trastate character, but depends
vitality on interstate commerce for
news, advertising and distribution.
OF bills proposed in Congress to
narrow the application Of the act,
Mr.. 1sserman said, "All of them
weaken the law, lessen the protec-
ton it extends . without rhyme
or reason"
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Owner De Witt Page
Dies al Track After
Horse Wins Race
Vice President Of
General Motors Victim
Of Heart Attack
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. ga heart
attack at Hialeah Park yesterday
ended the career of De Witt Page,
70, of Bristol, Conn.,, president of
the New Departure Manufacturing
Co.; vice president and director of
General Motors and owner of a pre-
tentious racing stable.
He advanced step by step with
the automobile industry, and for the
last several years his chief interest
had been In his string Of thorough
breds.
Yesterday he jubilantly, watched
his little dusky-coated Ally, Mae
mante, win the juvenile champion
ship race. Beaming and in high
spirits, he accepted the trophy pre-
sented to the winning owner, joked
with the guard at the gate to the
winners circle and elbowed his way
back to his clubhouse box.
There sat Mrs. Page, wife and
constant companion Of the indus
trialist. Many times the Pages had
thrilled to victories of their stakes
winners during the last decade, but
they seemed particularly exuberant
on this occasion. Their fllly had
driven up from behind to snatch
victory from defeat, and had given
evidence, at this early stage of her
career. that she might 70 on to
prove a champion.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Stations Ban on Liquor
Advertising Pruised

The Georgetown Womenx Chris
tian Temperance Union yesterday
adopted . resolution commanding
Radio Station WJsv for disoon-
tinuing advertisement Of alcoholic
beverages In its broadcasts.
Meeting at the home Of Mrs. Isa-
bel Rothwell, 1886 r street NV,
the union Voted to send 4 congrat-
ulatory letter to those responsible
for the stations stand. Mrs. Ora
Pfrimmer, vice president OF the
Georgetown w. G. T. U. presided.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Reg. 81 Wsar.Evsr
French Fryers, 69e

Size 2quart Wear-Ever aluminium french fryer; only
so at this price.
Is Wear Aluminium Covered Chicken Fryer: were
4.45 S2Ss
8 Unpainted Desks Were $500 --,--.--.- $l99
IL Unfinished Bookcases hoor samples: were 1899
1ss
Casseroles with frames; were $350--N N7s
IL Sherbet Sets; were 81 --- 49c
8 Single Gas Hot Plates; were 81 90 79c
50 Rubber Drainboard Mats; were 10c
4 Toastmaster Stands, walnut finish on Rumwood;
were $495- 80
I Bath Scales; were -. l89
Japanned Kitchenwars; bread boxes step-on cans,
cake covers vegetable bins canisters charm Shelves
waste baskets, greatly reduced to--2sc 2sc
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Reg. $2.98
'bedsproads, $l.08

Spring and Summer styles; cot
ton printed dimities. English
prints or chintz. Various color
combinations; double or twin
size.
81 Bedspreads in cotton printed
chintz or embroidered cotton
crash; odd lot and discontinued
patterns. Double or twin size.
Were t3.98 and $4.o8 $2.9S
The PaiGs Royal, De,sestics
Second Flooy
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Parts Of Three Skeletons
Found; Murder Seen
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
REDWOOD, w. Va, Feb. 29.-
State Trooper w. L. Pence reported
yesterday parts of three human skel-
etons had been found In a cardboard
box on a mountain road IS miles
north Of this central West Virginia
lumber town.
THE bones were chopped and
broken apart at the joints and very
roughly handled" Mr.. Pence said,
adding:
There is a possibility that they
came from a medical college or a
doctors Office, but the manner in
which they were treated leads to
the opinion that the persons were
murdered"
He said physician had identified
the bones as those of a child, an
"older person" whose age was not
specified and of an adult about S
feet 10 inches tall.
The box, found by a w. p. A.
worker, apparently had been hurled
from an automobile, the rooper said.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
200 Pcs. Glassware
and DinnerWaro
&c 10 29e

Desirable pieces Of odd lots,
greatly reduced for Anal clear
ance.
1-Censole Set Of , pieces. Was
$3.50 ------- -Sl.So
l1-Historical Plates; under.
glase prints Of interesting
American scenes. Were Toe 40
Covered Casseroles Of guaran.
teed ovenproof ware. Size ~
quarts. Blue. green, wine and
yellow. Were sec $50
l2-Luncheon Services for 8; in.
clude 80 pieces. Choice Of
Southern Homestead and Nan.
tucket patterns. Were $5.e8,
S4.ss
33 dosen-Cut Crystal Stem.
ware; dot-and-band pattern.
Goblets, sherbets, old-fashions
and l3-ounce footed tumblers.
Were 81 dozen. Friday, des., $50
The PaIais Royal.
DiSssrrsrs Fitfh Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
$I.29 TO $2.95
Curtains, pr, 69e

Only 800 pairs Of these cur
tains; slightly soiled OF damaged
from display.
500 yards-Slip Cover and Drs-
pery Fabrics; ! to ; yard lengths.
Was Il yard. Friday, yard 2Sc
200 pairs-Runded Curtains;
cream Or ecru grounds. "a"
wide to pair; l to 10 pair lots.
Were S8c. Pair 35c
IS pairs-Ready-made Draper.
les; cotton glazed chintz; rayon
taf1eta, cotton damask or cre-
tonne. Only l pair of a kind.
Were $l.95 to 1895. Friday,
Y OF
The PaIis Royal.
Curtains Second FIoss
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Congressman View
Annual Exhibition
OF Aza|ea Blooms
CoIorfuI DispIoy
Will Continue
For Several Weeks

More than 100 House members
and 80 Senators today inspected
the annual azalea show in the ex-
hibition conservatory of the Botanic
Garden, at First street S.W. be-
tween Maryland and Independence
avenues. Finishing touches were
made today on placing approx
mately 200 blooming plants, under
direction Of William A. Frederick,
so that the show is now ready for
the public. During the coming
week the leading horticulturists and
nurserymen in the East will visit
the show.
81 Varieties.
The famous Rutherfordiana COL
lection, containing 81 varieties of
tender or indoor azaleas, is the
nucleus of the exhibition, but it also
contains more than 80 varieties OF
hardy plants on which the Botanic
Garden is specializing at its Poplar
Point (Anacostia) nursery. Among
the hardy types are several new
varieties produced by the garden
and never before exhibited. These
include: Benifdo, Sun Star, Max
weli, Rasno Mon, Kaempferi Sher-
woodi and Kimeyro.
The blooms in the show run all the
colors and shades in the spectrum.
A number of the specimens are a
complete mass of flowers which en-
tirely conceal the foliage.
Variety is given to the show
by a few specimen plants Of other
varieties, including camellia japonica,
acacias and erica.
Show to Run Several Weeks.
The purpose Of the show is not
only to make q vivid display of the
famous Rutherfordiana Collection
just coming into best bloom, but
also to encourage home to
beautify their own yards with hardy
azalea bushes. The show will be
open daily for several weeks, with
expert gardeners on duty to answer
inquiries by interested visitors.
The original owners Of the Ruther-
fordiana Collection have just looked
the show over and declared that the
exhibition plants have improved
more than 100 per cent under the
intensive cultivation given them by
the Botanic Garden.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
End Tables, Soc

Only 80 Of these end tables;
maple finish on gumwood.
4 Stamped Linen Luncheon
Cloths, size 50x70 inches. Were
4 Stamped Bridge Sets on linen
and cotton chambray comhina-
tions. Were 89c - 49c
Odd Lot Rug Yarns; rayon and
wool mixture; broken assort-
ment of colors. Were 38c 19c
Odd Lot Wonder Crepe Yarn;
rayon-and-cotton mixture; q
ounce skeins. Were soc 19c
Odd Lot Tapestry Yarn; broken
assortment of colors. Was Csc,
l0c
The Palais Royal.
Art Nsedlewoyk -.
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Electrical
Appliances

(Au are neiD floor nsode1)
1-Hardwick Gas Rsnss. Was
1-Crosley Refrigerater, size ~
cubic. feet; floor model. Was
4172.0 9120.S0
1-Norge Refrigerator. size I
cubic feet. Was. $l46.95 $3.50
The Palais Royal, Electric
Appliances Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Notions Reduced

Reg. $19s and $2.ss Shoe and Utility Cabinets, sold
Reg 10c Hostess Aprons, made Of Pliohlm In blue,
green, yellow, red, wine. 2 for-------15c 15c
Reg. 81 Grass Sewing Baskets; all over woven; Sh
wide, e deep p--------------
Tie PalGs Royal, Notions %. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Clearance, Rugs!

S-9x12 Plaid Basketweave Fibre Rugs; dis
continued; were $SSS
@sx12 Sissl Rugs; solid colors Of Blue.
Brown or Green; from last year. Were
skis India Moursoak Rags; last years
patterns Were 422o6----------------$1
3-ex12 Administer Rugs; blue hook pattern;
perfect quality. Were $3460--,------$2 $245e
+exl2 Imported Cotton Rugs; copies Of
Oriental patterns. Were $17.sS-------S12s5
35-27x54-inch Broadloom Carpet Samples;
were up to 1895 -------------------$2 $2s5
12-6x9 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs; good
assortment Were $295 $l.95
15-7.6x9 Standard Felt Base Rugs; many
patterns Perfect quality. Were $3.95 $2.ss
1s-4.sx7s Fringed Broadloom Rugs; many
colors Were SIS to $25 -$8.S5
~ -Fringed Carpet Samples, size 27x36
Tie PSlsis Royal. Rsss :. FesrfL Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Ribbon Remnants, yard l5e

to 81 inches wide broken assortment Of ribbons
including moire satin tafeta, ombre, Roman stripes
and fancy effects. Many colors and combinations Of
colors {. E. Average lengths, / to 3 yards.
The Palais Royal, Ribbons :. First Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Paint Specials

20 Bonded Floor and Deck En-
amel for wood, cement or limo
leum. Regularly $l.es for "a
gal. --------- - $1.09
16 Red Metallic Roof Paints.
Regularly $l.69 q gallon $l.19
Pure unseed Oh House Paint;
white, ivory. Regularly $2.S0 .
gallon -3----$1.So
Is Quarts Assorted Paints, Var.
nish, for interior or exterior use.
Regularly $l.25 . quart-----7se
3 Washsble Intsrior Gless for
Kitchens and bathrooms: white,
bun or ivory. Regularly 42.S0 .
gallon -------------$1.S9
The Palais Royal,
Pdists Fifth Floor
SnverWare Reduced!
REG. sls.se Electric Clocks.
Each -- $3.50
Reg. $3.50 Electric Clock,
@2.S5
REG. SIS Sets Of Silver Plate.
Each - - $1O.S5
1-Reg. S13.95 Beverage Set,
9S.Sy
Odd Lot Of Silver-plated Fiat
ware, each ---------------2Se
The Palsis Royal,
60SsrUsSs Fisse F3ssS
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Beginning Friday
FuR-TRImmED COATS
Reduced Further for Clearance

,l-BIack Coat Of Forstmann's Needlepoint,
mink collar; size H. Originally 3110 -. S3S
1-BIack Swagger Coat with skunk tuxedo
and hood; Forstmann wool; size IL. Orig
\ inally $79.95, now - S38
1-Biack Cost with mink collar: size H.
81 Originally $69.95, now S3S
I2-Black Coats with cross Persian lamb
plastron front: sizes IL and Is. Originally
s65. now S38
\2-Box Coats, grey Persian trimming Wine,
'size AZ; grey. size 40. Originally $e5 $50
1-Black Coat with mink collar and cuffs;
size l3 Originally $685. now - $2s
l-Box Coat with mink collar; size H.
Originally $6995, now - $28
\1-Coat with silver fox collar; size a. Orig
inally $45, now SIS
. JICoats with dyed squirrel plastron fronts;
4 size le Originally $40 sS. now$ SIS
= (1-Box Coat, China mink collar, size 16.
Originally 1896, now - SIS
I-Blsck Coats with Persian lamb trim;
sizes 35h, Az to 45h. Originally $45,
now SIS
1-Dsrk Green Coat with blended mink
collar. size Q. Originally s65, now - S2S
|1Green Casual Coats with racooon COL
lars: sizes IL and 20. Originally $45.
now Sl6
\-Box Coats, black, teal, wine with wolf
y collars Sizes 16 and 20. Originally $50 s5
~ now SIS
y 1-vapor Blue Refer with beaver collar
Size 9. Black Coat with leopard collar,
size II! Originally 1895, now SIG
-Wine Coats, grey Persian collars; sizes
N12, IA and ls. Originally $3ss5 s16
'oIsis RoyaI, Cests Tkjyf Flor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
lend-Embroilessd 8 AppIiqusl
Crash TabloeIoihs
size

REGULARLY $1.o6. Spring.
like designs in bright colors on
natural colored crash. Limited
quantity.
Cutwork Embroidered Scarfs or
Vanity Sets. Were 6oc ----. 39c
Luncheon Cloths, hand blocked.
Size 52x52. Were 81 -. Soc
Tablecloths with felt back and
washable top. Size 54x54. Were
$l.19 ~ 81
Bath Mat and Lid Cover Sets.
Were $3.50 $1.89
Turkish Towels, extra large; COL
ored borders. Were 39c 3 for 81
The Pdlnis Royal,
Linens Second Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Women's Goats ( SUITE

Women'S Goats Suitc
e. 4 OK Only 80 1n-between Tweed Coats for
sOO women and little women .. 10o%
IL virgin wool; wrinkle proof; moisture
Originally resistant: dustproof Blue, tan.
szzsS grey Sizes 36 to a, 33h d 45A.
Winter Suits, originally $1495 and Sl795 tailored
and dressmaker types sizes IL and II; black green
wine -- $8.95
Reversible Suits, originally $2295; rainproof, long
coats with plaid skirts; wine and green $l0.95
Clearance! All Untrimmed Winter Coats
10 Tweed and Black Goats; originally $1795 and $685.
sizes IL to 16 and 35Ka to Az h--- So
Is Goats; Originally $22 s5 and $685. black grey tweeds
and fleece; sizes for misses and women --------$ -$lA
The Palos Royal, Goats ssl Ssits %. Third Floor