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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
its tionists OUTSIDE this territory.


In the areas involved are located
many of the best duck lakes in the
northwestern portion of the Superior
National Forest. The refuge prohibits
hunting these lakes, and it is surpris-
ing, the duck-hunting petitioners say
how quickly migratory waterfowls dis
cover what portion of the forest is
outside the refuge and what portion
is inside and protected
Moreover, the Ely territory is many
miles east of the regular routes taken
by the waterfowl in migratory flights;
so all that local hunters have to shoot
at are the so-called Ely ducks. When
they have been scattered the hunt
ing is over.
To correct this seemingly unfair sit
uation, the petitioners want a section
of the refuge vacated.
They report that they Do NOT
want deer hunting permitted in the
area, and would oppose move to
include it in the area open to big
game hunting.
Whether the area should be vacated
is a matter to be decided at the hear
ing after the proposal has been thor
oughly discussed.
The purpose behind the move is
Y,Y-iy,oo riIu of local interest since no
duck hunter in his right mind living
at any great distance from Ely would
ever come here with the avowed in
tention of garnering large numbers OF
waterfowl.
Removing such large area from the
refuge, however, may be viewed with
apprehension by persons who want a
sizeable wildlife sanctuary maintained
in the Superior National Forest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

answers to half a dozen pertinent ques-
tons concerning the successors to the
conference co-champS.
The five men who are graduating
into claSSier competition are named
elsewhere on this page, while Bob
Hal, conference quarterback, and
Frank "Snoz" Povhe, end on the all
conference second-string selection are
in the army.
But while these seven are gone
but not forgotten-three veterans of the
squad dropping but one game a year
ago have signed up for the fall quar-
ter.
While the armed forces of the nation
claimed two gridderS from Ely, other
conference members are believed to
have suffered much greater from the
selective service call. Much weeping
and moaning over this is marking the
issuing of suits this week, and be-
cause Ely's players have invariably
been much younger than their oppo-
nentS this disadvantage of past season
may now be turned into a distinct
advantages.
The Iron Men have a five-year
schedule ahead of them in a conference
that, year in and year out, is rated
as the toughest in Minnesota. No
quarter is ever asked, and none given,
from the moment the clubs square off
for the opening kickoff.
First contest is at Hibbing on Thurs
day night, Sept. Is, just TWO WEEKS
from tonight The club will travel to
Eveleth the second week in october to
complete it's away-from-home schedule.
Appearing under the lights of the
Ely schools stadium will be Virginia,
first, on Saturday, Sept. 81, followed
by Itasca, and then Eveleth in the
closing game of the season.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

Range Facts: "The Ore Diggers
thought they might give Ely Sun
day morning game, but league Of
ficials served an ultimatum on Ely
Monday-play the game Wednes-
day or give up the title"
Hibbing Tribune: ely and Vir-
GINA, tied at game apiece, were
to have played the third game
under the lights at Virginia, but
Ely coptended it couldn't muster its
team and thus forfeited"
Virginia Daily Enterprise: "Cook
welcomes this chance to fill in for
Ely, which forfeited the third game
Of the championship series, be-
cause Cook has held challenge
ready ever since it was eliminated
by Ely, 20, in the playoffs." Cook
beat Virginia, 6-5, in the exhibition
game)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
Comparative Strength of
Clubs Makes 'Anything
POssibLe.'
THE RECORD.
1938-Hibbing 81, Ely Ia.
I9S9-ElY I. Hibbing Z.

194O-Hibbing 1S Ely 6.
The Memorial high school football
team will inaugurate the 1871 cam
paign against Hibbing here Friday
night, with the opening kickoff set for
7:30 o'clock
Tickets went on sale today at the
office of Edward T. Buckley, ath-
letics director. ALI seats are reserved.
The Memorial high band, attired in
it's new uniforms, will be on deck in
a producing roll. Featured with
the band will be Drum Major Andrew
Spoljarich and Majorettes Rose Ann
Mayerle, Anna Mae Krall, and Emily
zganier, all veterans of last school
terms organization, and Virginia
Hoppa.
With nearly two weeks of practice
behind them, Coach Steve Smrekar and
his crew are all set for the invasion
of the Bluejackets for the fourth in
their series of season-opening en-
counters.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
J. c. Crystal Gazers
Look Deep, See Zero
Vigorous Polishing of the
Magic Ball Fails to
Clear Haze.

Looking deep into the crystal ball
of the 1941 campaign, the seers this
week saw only hazy outlines of what
is in store for the Ely Junior College
Iron Men.
In the foreground were the plainly
diScernible facts that U. S. army had
claimed two and other institutions Of
higher learning had gotten five of last
seasons lettermen eligible for addi-
tional competition.
What couldn't be seen, despite Wig
orous polishing of the magic ball ano
various angles of approach, were the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
New Alleys Added to Make
Center One of Finest
in Northwest.

The Ely Bowling Center, under new
ownership and management, will hold
its formal opening of the season
Saturday.
Newly remodeled, enlarged, and re-
decorated, the Bowling Center will
give Ely one of the finest recreational
centers of this type in the Northwest.
Roy Durenberger, Red Wood Falls,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

team.
Joe Perko, NJCC all-conference full
back last year, has been at Stores,
Conn, since early in the summer, and
will enter the University of Connect
icut this fall. Joes brother, John
Perko, sophomore at the University of
Minnesota, is rated as one of the best
guard prospects among the second
year pig-skin luggers. The Perko
brothers are about tops in products Of
the EJC football teams.
Al Rowe, hefty Memorial high foot
ball and basketball player, is reported
to be entering st. Johns at College
vile, Mimi, near st. Cloud.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
DULUTH is IN.

Duluth &c will be a member of
the NJCC this year, and Frank Pug
lisi, former Denfeld high assistant
grid coach, will handle the team.
After dropping five games and falling
to score single point last year,
Duluth had considered leaving the
conference.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
GREAT SEASON
FOR BALL TEAM
Only Team in Range League
Composed Entirely of
Home Town Boys.

The 1941 baseball season goes into
the record book as the most success
full here in years.
With but four defeats and a record
of ten victories, the Ely club tiec
Chisholm for the Range league play
offs, but was unable to enter the
playoffs finals, as league officials re-
fused to arrange a date at which Ely
team members could play.
The team had the distinction of
being the only one i'm the league
composed of HOME TOWN boys.
From the pitchers to the outfielders
who usually are heavy hitters secured
purposely to bring in the runs, every
man of the co-champions was from
Ely. Jimmy Buckley and Joe Novak
had distinguished records last spring
with college nine, and that is as near
! to employing professional" ball players
as Ely got.
Under the capable guidance of Man
ager Fritz Banks, and Bill Langen,
team president, the club, composed
mainly of young aggressive ball players
who had plenty of "put the home
town in top" spirit, dominated play in
the league during the entire season.
Ely won three straight games as
the league started play before Nash
wauk trimmed the Vermilion range
clubs sails, 9-8, defeat that was
later avenged, AS. Ely split it's games
with Virginia, oddly enough winning
under the lights and losing here, while
Chisholm had the Indian sign on
Manager Fritz Banks boys, winning
both games.
The hitting of the Ely club played
big part in establishing the record,
and the boys led the league during
most of the campaign.
The record:
Ely z, Cook 5.
Ely IL, Taconite 9.
Ely 7. Virginia 6.
Ely 8, Nashwauk 9.
Ely 2, Chisholm 6.
Ely 8, Cook Z.
Ely IA, Taconite 5.
Ely, IL, Hibbing 8.
Ely 5, Virginia 6.
Ely 4, Nashwauk 8.
Ely 5, Chisholm 9.
Two games with Eveleth were post
poned, and later cancelled and for
feited to Ely so that the playoffs could
be started.
PLAYOFFS.
Ely 2, Cook 0.
Virginia 5, Chisholm 4.
championship awarded to Virginia
when Ely was unable to play on date
of final game set by league off1cials)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
JUNIOR COLLEGE
DULE

Thurs, Sept. 1S-At Hibbing
Sat-, Sept. '27-Virginia, here.
Sat-, Oct. 4-Itasca here.
Fri, Oct. 1O-At Eveleth.
Sat-, Oct. 18-Duluth, here.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
Joe Novak, Jimmy Buckley to
Pace Group; Newcomers
Seek Honors.

Nine former Memorial high school or
Ely Junior college athletes have gone
or will leave soon for college.
Sunday Al Banks, all-around athlete
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04
8 MEN OUT.

Nine men turned up Tuesday night
for the first college football call. They
included William Mills, Dan Mestnik,
and Peter Handberg, lettermen, Ted
Grahek, Wayne Bolitho william An
derson, William zaverl, owen ChilderS,
and Robert Gordon. Additional can
didates were expected out Wednesday
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

The team will average much heavier
than last years, both in the line and
in the backfield Tackles Herb Kermit
and George Enquist, both tipping the
scales at about EOS pounds. top all can
didates in weight. Enquist is an ag-
gressive ineman and if Kermit de-
velops as well as expected, the two
giants will give Ely's forward wall
plenty of bulk for both shock absorb
ing and blowing purposes.
Linemen, with the exception OF
Kermit and Enquist, will tip the scales
from 165 to IT'S pounds The backfield
will average around 165. Candidates
for the team were all examined last
week by DR.. Jack P. Grahek, school
physician.
Last seasons record follows:
Ely G. Hibbing ID.
Ely %, Tower 2.
Ely 0, Coleraine g..
Ely O, Virginia o.
Ely 0, Eveleth 81.
Ely o, International Falls z.
Ely o, Gilbert 7.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

The Ely Miner is the only paper in
terested in Ely and its people.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

Akr0n's First Flight
The Akron made her first official
flight at Akron, Ohio, on Septem-
Der %, 1891.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

PLAYOFFS.
Ely 2, Cook 0.
Virginia 5. Chisholm 4.
championship awarded to Virginia
when Ely was unable to play on date
of final game set by league off1cials)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-09-04

Two games with Eveleth were post
poned, and later cancelled and for
feited to Ely so that the playoffs could
Ioa ctartad
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Neckwear

so Pastel Sweaters, all lightweight wool.
Ideal for summer wear; short sleeves. Sizes
"a TO SO. Were S1.19 Observation-Disclosures SOC
100 Blouses dressy or tailored styles, pastel
and street shades Sizes 80 to 49, Were 50, 81
Is Pure Silk Chiffon Scarfs, hand-rolled
edges Dark shades Were 81 lsc
50 Blouses, rayon crepes or rayon sheers,
long or short sleeves. Pastel shades. Broken
sizes 80 to 49, Were $2.19
100 Novelty White Neckwear, all types, piques
and laces Were sec 29c
50 Summer Weight Wool Sweaters. Reduced
to u price! Pastel shades, long and short
sleeves. Were So S1.5e
The Paiais Royal, Neekweay -. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Roincoots Reduced

l Navy Cotton Gabardine Raincoat, size H.
Was $7.s5 S1.s5
10 Cordura Raincoats, red, white and navy.
Sizes 10 to Is. Were 33s5- s1.ss
3 Spa Cloth Rainceats, green, sizes IL and
II. Were SIS
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s Regular S9.95
FoId-Awoy Cots, S5.95

Compact. handy cots, with comfortable cot
ton pod. 30 inches wide. Mode on roller
for convenience in moving.
1 Studio Couch, opens to twin beds or double
bed; comfortable innerspring construction.
Was S34.95 $24.S5
l Bed-Hi Studio Couch, with 2 separate
innerspring mattresses for real comfort Up
holstered in cotton homespun. Floor sample.
Was $4495 $26.S5
l Sofa Bed, cushioned with Firestone Airtex
for luxurious comfort. Spacious bedding
compartment Was s54.95 ------S3 S3s.sS
4 Innerspring Mattresses, some with quilted
tops. all have pre-built borders. Floor SAM
piles. Were $29 so $18.88
s Box Springs, highly tempered premier steel
coils heavy 8-ounce weight tickings. Were
SSo.oo ~Ao'oo
S Poster Beds, sturdy construction, genuine
walnut, maple and mahogany veneers, on
gumwood Standard sizes. Were $l2.95 and
s14s5 S9.75
Tie Palais Royal, Bedding Fos,th Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Coats and Suits Reduced!
Suits Sharply Reduced

26 Two-Piece Suits, misses soft suits of
wool crepes and Glen plaidS, women's soft
and tailored types. Black, navy, gray, beige
and blue Sizes IL to 20, 40 to 46 and 3s12
to 431a. Were s17.s5 to s22.s5 Sass
. Two-Piece Suits; soft black suits, sizes IA,
18 and 20. Soft navy suit, size II. Tan
Glen plaid, size Is. Black tailored suit, size
41h. Navy stripe tailored suit size a.
Were $29.s5 and 1896 319.S5
: Soft Suits, two piece, made Of Forstmann
Porosa. Navy, sizes Is and 20. Tan covert,
size 80. Were S3e. s28
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Rayon indies, q for ST

100 indies, Pantes Briefs
only. Were ACC and Soc for 81
Is Le Union Suits buiup shoulders tight knees Broken
sizes. Were for 81
40 Rayon Undies. Panties and Vests Were 1sc
30 Rayon Non-Run Gowns, high cors. Lacey and
tailored styles. Sizes IA and 16 Were 81
Rayon Gowns with stripe 1e
Tie Palais Royal Rayos Underwear First Floor
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Paint Specials

IS Gallons Gloss Ready Mixed
Paint, for use inside or out. -Four
colors and white. Was s149.
81 gallon
Choice Of Floor Enamels, Interior
Gloss and varnish Stains. Were
SI49 to 81. SO 81 half gallon
Paints Fifth Floor
Tie Pdldis Royal,
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Novelty JeweIry
ToiIe+ries Reduced

Il Ire Jur Bath Sets. Were sec
80 Ire Jur Bath Sets Were
"a Novelty Powder Puhs. Were e59c--------------s3c
q Home Permanents Were
Makeup Boxes Were 81 95 95-------------------59c 59c
Hlshire Downs Lotions Were 81 so S9c
IL Hillshre Lotions
IL Hilshire Downs Massage sI.25- Sc
Is Hshire Downs Sensitive Skin Cream Was s125 Sc
IL Hlshire Downs Sets Were $3.50 50------------- l25
48 Mentholated Tissues. Were Csc Ice
The Pdiais Royal Toiiefries First Floor
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Art NeedIework

81 Stamped Rugs designs on crash for
Masictuft. Were 35c----------1 19e
IL Stamped Crib Covers, cream crash, ready
for Magictuft outline. Were 2sc--1s 1sc
Stamped Pillow Covers, for outline en-
Is Stamped Seat Covers, crash for outline or
Magictuft. Were
"a Stamped Table Mats, oblong and oval
shapes Suitable for outline or Magictuft.
Were 15c and 19c
The Paiais Royal,
Art Needlework Fifth Floor
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FRIDA AY BARCAIl
59c to 69c, 48-Inch
Cretonne. 2oc yord

1000 yords of fine cretonne, in remnants
and short bolts. Very pretty potterns.
100 Bamboo Porch Shades, six feet long and
six feet wide Sl.0S
Tie Pniais Royal.
Draperiss and Shades =. Second Floor
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Gloves Reduced

20 Pairs 81 Novelty Bemberg Rayons --- soc
sl.95 Doeskin Slip-on Gloves. high colors, 81
81 Turbans, rayon wrap arounds. High colors
red, white and blue ----------- soc
10 Pairs Children's 79c Gloves -- 45c
The PaIais Royal Cloves First Floor
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Wardrobe Suits

Cape Suits, three-piece. Covert crepe.
Beige, sizes II and IS; blue, sizes II, 13, Is
and IT, Were $22
4 Women's Three-Piece Suits, oatmeal, sizes
40 and A.; navy, sizes a and A. Were
s2995 S22
l Navy Suit, three e-piece with cape. Size
1s Was $2ss5 SIS
, Suits with wolf collars, blue, sizes IA and
Is. Were 1895 Observation-Disclosures $29.85
/ Blue Plaid Suit, with topcoat. Size Is.
Was $49.95 $39
1 Cape Suit, three piece. Forstmann Glen
plaid, brown; size Is. Was $69.95---- $40
1 Tan Covert 3-Piece Suit, size 40. Orig
inally $65-
The PsIais Royal, Ssifs =. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
$79.95 Gas Range
$3.50

Detroit Jewel Cos Range, floor model with
divided top. Giont Onico thrift burners.
Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges, one with oven
visualizer Were 1895 and 1895 $50
Apex Portable Ironer. Was $685. $3.50
No Down Payment
Convenient Monthly Payment Plan
The Palais Royal,
Electrical Appliances .. Fifth Floor
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Sportsweor Specials

- SHpon short-sleeve Cardigans. Were
sAsSo SA'oo
Is CardiEans, pastels and bright shades.
Were 81 S1.9S
20 Cashmere Sweaters, long sleeves, green
and rust. Sizes 80 to SO. Were s595 Sl.59
Evening Skirts, rayon chiffon velvet.
Black. Two size las; two size 1875 Were
sl0s5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1 Pajama Evening Skirt, pink rayon jersey.
Size 16. Was S1oe5- IS
l Long Skirt, pink rayon jersey. Was 3795.
S.
The Paisis Royal.
Sso,fsUsar Third Floor
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Paper Portfolio 20c

SO sheets of good quoIiy linen poper with "a match
ing envelopes oil in handy portfolio Convenient
for your desk for travelling. Nice to send the boys
in comp.
The Palais Royal. Stationery First Floor
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Housewares Reduced

Bakelte Tables suitable for dnee kitchen 25x40-
inch top with extension leaves which open to 40x45 inches
Chrome legs and cutlery drawer Black with white trimming
Were S29 98 sl5Ss
Bakee Top Table 26x40nch top extends TO 26x58 inches
Black with chrome legs Was s31 90 ------- sl6s8
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Boys CIothing and
Furnishings Reduced!

80 Boys Soc Polo Shirts in-orouter styles Cotton nubs
Short sleeves Sizes small medium large--S for 81
Boys 1896 Trench Coats blue gabardine Sizes 9, 10
and IL ---------------- S. 10
40 Boys 81 Sleeveless Sweaters solid olors in barrel shapes
Sizes small medium and 7sc
Is Junior Boys $2S5 Sports Coats tailored tweeds Tom
Sawyer make Sizes 6, and So
- Junior Boys ST. Sports Coats cotton blazer styles Single
breasted with plain back. Sizes to IL 81
Junior Boys Tweed Topcoat originally $685. Green mixture
Young Mems S1es5 ReversbIes Sizes 49, 40 and Al All
wooi
S11
Boys SIoS5 2-Knicker Suits and pairs of knckers
Sizes 9, H. Is and IA
Is Young S1sS5 2Trouser ~ years
in the group, but not in every style shade $14
50 Junior Boys 81 Eton Caps Washable Sizes small medium
and large --------------- sac
50 Boys s3s5 Rugby Suits Tom Sawyer weeds Coat and
shorts and longes Longe suits sizes 10 shorts
The Paiais Royal, Boys Shop First Floor
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One-Doy Sale -. Friday Only
Chi|dren's Spring Coats
In Sizes for Tots, Girls and Teens

II Girls Coats, tweeds and navy chew
lots. Rayon lined. Sizes to II years.
Is Little Girls Spring Goats with
matching hats. Sizes 3 to 8. Were S. SO, IS
IS Boys Coat Sets, all-wool navy chew
lots and tweeds. Sizes to s. Were
$6.98
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.G Street &C Eleventh

IS Teen Age Coats, tweeds and navy
cheviots. Boxy and tailored styles. Sizes
II to Is. Were $1o.s5 and $685. ---$e.ss
20 Girls Coats, tweeds and cheviots.
Navy: sizes 7 to IA. Were $8.95 and
SlU.S6 1880
Boys Navy Regulation Coats, with
matching Eton caps. Sizes to 6. Were
$498 $3.4S
Tie PaIais Royal, Chiidres's Shop .
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Clearance! Havi|and China
"AdeIbhi" Pattern Reduced

IL Butter Plates. Were 5sc
Salad Plate. Was 90c
Dinner Plates. Were $135 SEE
Coupe Soup Plates. Were 3sc
Fruit Dishes Were
Were 15c
l Sugar Bowl Was 81
/ Pitcher. Was 9Sc
Baker Was SIS
l 12-Inch Platter Was s250
14nch Platter. Was
l Casserole Was So so
Pickle 81 so 75c
ISL Etched Tumblers with nonchp edges 10 and IL
sizes sherbe match Snowflake pattern Were 25c 15c
Service for g. SO pieces rosebud border pattern
Originally s4e8. recently s88 S6
Sets decorated pottery plate bowl fork and
Dinner Services for H. imported English earhenware sub
ject slight mperfections 1o4pece service with
soup cups Originally s3s 49, recently $3.50 sH5a
China Dinner Services 1o5 pieces service for r. Complete
Originally $50 So recently s37 $3.50
Is Monogrammed Glass Cigarette Boxes Were 3sc Csc
The Paias Royal China and Glassware Fifth Floor
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Third Floor Apparel Clearance
Spring Clothes for Misses, Women,
Juniors and Children, GreotIy Reduced
Better Dresses

Spring dresses, one and two OF kind.
afternoon and evening styles included.
Broken sizes for misses ond women.
20 Dresses. Were sl0e5 and s17s5 ss
Is Dresses. Were s14s5 81
1s Dresses. Were 1855 and s22.s5- $40
Tie Paiais Royal,
Better Dresses :. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Lingerie

% Handmade Slips and Gowns, imported
from China Broken sizes. Were s2.95 s1.5e
8 Pairs Drawers. Were $129 and $1.39 Csc
Chinese Handmade Slips. Were s3.95 $3.50
The Palais Royal, Lingerie Third Floor
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Daytime Dresses

10 Junior Daytime Frocks, rayon crepes.
Were $295 and 1895 S2.59
Rayon Jersey Dresses, broken sizes for
misses. Were
White Rayon Satin Smocks, size 16
Were $3.50 So
Is Cotton Dresses, odd sizes. Were s195
and s295 81
The Paiais Royal.
DAYTIME Dresses Third Floor
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Coot Reductions

Box Coats, all-wool fleece, saddle tan,
blue, beige and pink Sizes II to Is. Were
Plaid Fitted Goats, very colorful. Sizes
. to 13 Were 22s5---S S15.s5
Plaid Tweed Coats, gold, leather, brown.
Fitted and boxy styles. Sizes IL to ls.
2 Plaid Coats, blue box coat, blue REFER.
Size 49, Were
Plaid Coats, imported material, fitted.
Gold, size II; wine, sise Il. Were 1896,
Sass
) Box Coats of stroock fabrics. Natural,
size 20: blue. sizes Il and 1s Were s2s.s5,
81
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GiIda Tourist Cases
500 Poirs Tots AnkIets, 2 for 25c

Fine cotton onkIets in wide color choice Were 25c
ond 35c --g--------------2 poirs 25e
200 prs. Women's Hose fine silk; sizes 8l2 to 1912
Were 81 and S125 ----------------------2 pairs 81
The Paiais Royal, Hosiery First Floor
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Fur-Trimmed CosuoI Coots

Z NeedIepoint Suede Coats with dyed white
fox collars. Beige, size IL; gray, size IA.
Were $7s.s5
Forstmann Plaid Coats, with fox collars.
Gray, size IL; blue, size Is. Were 1895,
SIS
Velpaca Goats, with lynx-dyed wolf col
lars. Natural, size 1s; blue, size, 20. Were
l Plaid Swaxger Coat with tuxedo Of dyed
white fox Size II. Was sSs.s5-----SSS
Tie PaIsis Royal, Goats %. Third Floor
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Clearance of Lamps

2 Indirect Ceiling Fixtures, for silveray
Bulbs. Were 1925
IS Bronze and Ivory Finished Fixtures, to
clamp on bulbs. Were 60c--------10 10c
2 Ivory Finished Mushroom Desk Lamps.
Were $2.98 81
1 White Glass Chimney Lamp. Was 1898.
S29s
l Modern Bridge Lamp and shade. Was
1888 $12.s8
1 Modern Floor Lamp and shade. Was
1898 ---- $5.SS
1 Ivory Finished Torchier. Was 1898 -S59S
2 Ivory and Gold Finished Torchiers. Were
s1798. $12.s8
pairs Composition Bookends. Were 81 Soc
Table Lamp Shades, stretched rayon satin,
multiflament silk and celanese shades, slight
ly soiled Were 81 90 and $2s8 - 6Sc
Tie Paiais Royal, Lamps Fifth Floor
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sl.2e Chrome Plated Cooking Utensils, &c

including Ioree-sze coke eriddIes 2Tz-quort souce
pots, skets, l2-quort pots, covered chicken
fyes, French fYer, 2-piece souce pan sets and
covered Dutch ovens.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Linens, Domestics
25% to 500 off

4 An-Linen Luncheon Sets, regularly $4ss
and S. $3.9S
2 Imported Hemstitched Linen Cloths, slight
ly soiled. Were $3.98 observation-disclosures $2.3S
l Dinner Set, fine quality, cloth 72x144
inches with II matching napkins. Was
21e Belgian Plaid Napkins. Were 121ac Sc
Rayon and Cotton Sets, slightly soiled.
were SZZS ------ SIfS
So Hand Embroidered Napkins Were 35c lie
Ill Hand Embroidered Guest Towels. Were
29c ---- lie
2S Fancy Pillow Cases. Were 81 pair pr. 7Sc
80 Hand Embroidered Chinese Scarfs. Were
79c - ---- 44c
IS Remnants of Sheeting, tubinEs and
tickinys. Were 30c to 81 so - 15c to 75c
73 Lace and Linen Scarfs. Were $l25 7sc
10 Chenille Bedspreads dusty rose only. Were
$24s and $298
The Pafsis Royal,
Linens ssd Dome,Ges -. Second Floor