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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04
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st. Paul's Ev. Luth. Church, Bruno
missouri Synod)
Sunday, September 7, at 1920 a.
m, Sunday school; II a. M, divine
service.
Note-No confirmation class until
Saturday, September Is, 100 p. m,
at the home of Herman Noeldner.
R. A. BRAMMER, Pastor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04
(From Another Correspondent

The American Legion Auxiliary of
Willow River is planning a bake
sale at Bjorne's Cafe Saturday, Sep
TENDER 6. Everyone is welcome to
attend this sale. The committee is
as follows: Mrs. Wilson, chairman;
Mrs. Jurash, Mrs. Price and Mrs.
Wickstrom, assistants.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04

day. Darrell returned with them and
Mrs. j. w. Nystrom went for weeks
visit.
'Spect. I'm forgettin' lots I knew
but the separator is waitin' to be
washed,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04
Peace English Lutheran Church
H. Sporleder, pastor.

H. Sporleder, pastor.
Divine worship, 10:40 a. M; Sun
day school and Bible class at 10 a. m.
Subject: "The Promises of Cod.
The Ladies' Aid will have a joint
aid meeting with the Aid of Giese at
Pine Lake Thursday at p. m on Mrs.
T. Dosch's grounds.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04

Bible study and prayer meetings
are held at the Methodist church each
Thursday evening. You are all well
come to our services.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04

Askov American readers are thrift
ty. They patronize those who adver-
tise.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04
Wisdom From The Bible
BY Walter Carlson.

By Walter Carlson.
Before I was afflicted I went
astray: but now have kept thy
word.-Ps. 1887.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04

which Miss Leaf played her cello,
were much enjoyed. Miss Leaf not
only carried the melody beautifully
but vocalized so that every word
was distinct.
You are welcome to attend serv-
ices in the Faith Lutheran church at
8 o'clock next Sunday evening. Sum-
day school will convene at 10.
The w. C.. T. u. will meet at the
Arvid Nelson home next Sunday aft
ernoon. All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berglund of
Minneapolis, who have been at the
Chas. Kron home for some time, visi-
ted at Charles Upgrens Friday eve
ming.
Earl Grover is now able to be up
and about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson
and son Of Watertown, came last
Thursday to visit at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Guenther, until Friday.
They and Mrs. Guenther called at the
L. j. Larson home last Thursday eve
ming and at Upgrens Friday morning.
Miss Percie Hillbrand left last
Thursday for Lamberton, where she
will begin her teaching duties this
week. Her mother, Mrs. Clara Hill
brand, left then also for Minneapo-
lis where she will visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Haney,
for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schiesser and
children, Mary and Michael, Jr., of
Superior, visited at the Westrud home
Sunday. Mr.. Schiesser is a brother
of Mrs. Westrud.
Rev. and Mrs. Burman and Alice
and Werner of Connecticut, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley johnson and children
of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Anderson and Hazel, Mrs. Amanda
Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Larson
and children and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Peterson were dinner guests
at the Arthur johnson home Sum-
day.
Miss Grace Hillbrand left Wednes-
day of last week to visit in Duluth
with her sister for day before 60
ing to her new teaching position near
Ely. On Thursday and Friday the
teachers Of Lake county attended a
teachers institute at Two Harbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christensen
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04

Wherefore, my beloved brethren,
be We steadfast, unmovable, always
Astounding in the work of the Lord.
Forasmuch as we know that your la
bour is not in vain in the Lord"
Il Corinthians 1888.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04
Willow River
First Aid Course.

There will be First Aid course
offered again this year, under the
direction of DR.. w. G. Ehmke at the
village school, to begin Sept. 10th.
School bus drivers are required to
have First Aid certificates.
Those who took the Junior and
standard courses are welcome to come
and take the advanced course. 1t
is an education to know what to do
and when and how to do it. Never
has the need for this work been
greater than at the present time,
when there are SO many auto acct
dents and continuation of accidents
that happen in the home every day.
Those who are interested should
notify Mrs. H. Johnson, Secretary of
the local Red Cross, as she will have
to order the books.
Miss Tillie Tarnowski, who has
been with her mother, Mary Tarnow-
ski, on the farm west of town dur
ing the summer months, left for
Browerville recently where she will
take up her duties as instructor in
the village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wadley of Du-
1uth, visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Tjon, Mr..
and Mrs. H. johnson and family were
dinner guests at the home of Supt.
and Mrs. Aakhus Sunday. Mr.. Tjon
is one of the new teachers and will
have charge of the band this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen and
baby Gloria Mary left early Satur-
day morning for Minneapolis where
she took the train for her former
home in Terre Haute, Ind. He re-
turned in the evening. She expects
to be gone about two weeks. Mr..
Hansen is the baker at Camp Currie.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sandberg of
Minneapolis, have spent two weeks at
the home of her father, John Lund-
gren, and his son William. They left
Sunday after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-09-04
Concert Well Presented.

The people who attended the con-
cert at the Faith Lutheran church
the evening of August %, did receive
much from the beautiful vocal rem
ditions by Miss Ruth Leaf, who is
soprano soloist from Mora.
Miss Leaf rendered her songs with
a charm and simplicity that capti-
waited her listeners. Her accompanist
was Mrs. Philip Leaf, and Mrs. Fay
Karon, flutist, assisted with the pro-
gram.
Special instrumental numbers, in
which Miss Leaf played her cello,
were much enjoyed. Miss Leaf not
only carried the melody beautifully
but vocalized so that every word
was distinct.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-12-26

T3-I7-,D T-sCTGsTA.q CHURCH, EkuIER
Rev. 6. "i1ber Randall, 3tinister
Sunday School 1000 A..
forming torship 11:0O All.
Christian 7ndeavor 1880 p.E.
(neetin6 at MARSHALL a0mo)
Tues day evening": Bible study
and Prayer meeting at the 1.anse,
1880.
Wednesday overing: Choir pra-
ctice ct the 7fanse, 1880 to $3.50.
Do not let -our interest in New
Years I've parties keep you away
from practice.
Re rets that the Service an
nouncement for last Sundays SER
vices failed to reach the paper.
ne extend our re- .rets to thos
who n. S s. ed the Xmas pageant at the
United Protes tant Church. With tE
pageant we had the candle lighting
service anG the Eativity Gene anc
the carroling.
On Tuesday evania, 20 OF the
--oNnS people net at the church at
7 O'Clock and were ta.zen in erie
Anders on's truck to several homes
where VIC sang carols. The carolir
ended about ri dni ght.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-12-26

Hol-E1llERs COUNCIL Is TING
The altar us~e Valley -to.io-
malIo1,s Council Will moot in tho
Lounge onday, Jan. 5 at 1880 A..
to mako plans Tor Farm and Ion oWooA.
The Public Hoalth Dep artmont
is an7zi Gus to. use tho Hog12:1al1crs
work room, whore loom, sewing
machine and tables are looted,
this matter wi IL also be els Gus sed
ct this me citing.
Reports vi Il also be .yiven
on activities Of the Red Cross and
other Civil Defense cornni t t ees.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Summer Furniture
Reduced 10

2 Texteel Metal Arm Chairs, enameled In blue
now - S6s5
2 Metal Spring Chairs with posture-back, rests
Enameled in yellow and white. Now ---- 1913
1 Porch Rocker with seat and back. Green and
natural Now----- --.-- S145
1 Wrought Iron Side Chair finished in pomeian
green Now S495
2 Metal Tier Tables enameled in yellow. Now So
Metal Chair metal slat seat and back Enameled
in green and white Now w------------. ----- S495
Metal End Tables with glass tops Now ----- S225
l Metal Coffee Table enameled in white. Now So
2 Deauville Metal Side Chairs, enameled in white
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.--------------- S475
/ Wrought Iron Occasional Table enameled in white;
glass top. Now --------- S1.95
l Metal Occasional Table with round top enameled
In white. Now ow------------------------ -------- 81
4 Porch Rockers with seat and back; green
enameled frame. Now Now----------------------S S145
/ Porch Chair with seat and back; green
enameled frame Now ---------- S145
3 Metal Table Chairs; assorted Summer colors
Now - ----. - -------------- S175
1 Wrought Iron Dining Table; 36-inch round glass
top Now -- - S1250
/ Metal Coffee Table; green and white Now - s2.95
2 Metal Folding Umbrella Tables; 33-inch round top
white enamel Now -- S4.25
3 Reclining Chairs with hardwood frame: green
canvas back and seat Now--- $3.50
l Set, nest of three tables with glass tops wrought
iron. ow------------------ $5.25
SUMMER FURNITURE. SIXTH FLOOR.
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Painted Porch Lamps
Reduced

2 white Bridge Lamps with square
glass trays; l red, / yellow with
parchment paper shades. Were
esos Nou S3.9s
3 Table Lamps, Regency-style, 2
antique in blue, one maroon and
white. Opaque paper shades to
match. Were $5.95. Now - S2.S5
/ Maple Table Lamp with tan fabric
shade. Was $3.50. Now ~ $3.50
Modern Indirect Table Lamp,
blonde with copper trim, tan fabric
shade, indirect bowl and ITO watt
bulb. Was SIS. Now----$l0
Other lamps and shades also re-
duced; all slightly soiied or dam
aged.
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Art NeedIework
Reduced

1 Needlepoint Chair Seat and
Back. Designed finished, only
BACKGROUND to be filled in. Seat,
30x30. Back, 27x27. Was slo.50.
Now
1 pair Model Mules made of cotton
cross point cloth, embroidered in
colors. Blue. Size S. Was $3.50.
Now $3.50
/ Model Needlepoint Door Stop,
dog design. Maroon background.
Was $3.50. Now $50
! Model Linen Scarf in white with
colored embroidery. 15x45. Was
$3.50. Now ----------$ $2.25
: pairs Model Cotton Pillow Cases;
one case embroidered. one case
stamped. White with colored en-
broidery. Was 50 pair. Now, pair.
S1.50
3 Water-resistant Cotton Fabric
Bar Harbor Sets; z pieces. Yel-
low, orange and chartreuse. Were
81 set. Now, set----- I.25
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEvENTH Floor.
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1 Of ecru Bisso linen with
colorful embroidery Mexican
design. 54x54 cloth, six 14x14
napkins. If perfect would be
S19.95. Now S11.75
3 Of ecru linen with floral
cross-stitch design. 54x54
cloth, six 14x14 napkins. If
perfect would be $1795. Now,
$1o.s5
2 Of ecru Bisso linen embroid-
cred in coral or blue, Willoe
pattern. 54x54 cloth, six 14xl4
napkins. If perfect would be
$685.. Now-------S8 $3.50
2 of linen, embroidered in
floral design. 54x54 cloth, six
14x14 napkins. If perfect
would be s11.5o. Now $685.
Bridge Sets
IL OF ecru linen with colorful
cross-stitch embroidery, 36x36
cloth and four napkins. If
perfect would be $685.. Now,
$3.50
Cloths
Of white filet lace, 36-inch.
If perfect would be 1895. Now.
$4.75
10 Of white Irish linen with
drawn-work embroidery, 36x36.
If perfect would be IS. Now.
S2.75
s Of white Irish linen with
drawn-work embroidery, 54x54.
If perfect would be $8.95.
Now --- ------- 1913
Is Oval Tray Doilies Of white
handkerchief linen with fine
lace edge, 5x9. If perfect would
be Csc. Now Zoe
IL dozen 6-inch Round Lace
Finger Bowl DoiIies. If perfect
would be $4.95 dozen. Now.
dozen $3.50
5 dozen 5x8 Beverage Napkins
of ecru linen with Italian-type
embroidery. Less than "a
price II perfect. Now, dozen. 81
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Oriental Scrolls
Savings Of R

so from a collection Of antiques,
originally much higher priced.
Exquisitely detailed. Soiled.
8, were s4.95. Now-$2.4s
:, were sl4.e5. Now--$7.45
10, were s12. Now---$6
2. were So. Now A
is, were se95. Now--s4.s5
3, were $595. Now--$2.95
Is Original Water Colors by a local
artist. ]. P. Gensemer, including
several Washington scenes. All
unframed. Less than II price.
1 Original Oil Painting. colorful
landscape. Was $35. Now $3.50
2 Original Oil Paintings, upright.
Woodland scene and an interior.
Were $75. Now $3.50
4 Plate Glass Mirrors, metal leaf
framed. Antique designs. Were
s35. Now $3.50
PICTURES, Sixth FLOOR.
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embroidery, 15x59. If perfect
would be $7.95. Now - s4
l with cut-work and seed
embroidery, 15x66. If perfect
would be $3.50. Now $3.50
8 with cut-work and filet,
17x44. If perfect would be IS.
Now " S2.95
Mots and Doilies
6 Doiles of ecru Bisso linen
with cross-stitch embroidery,
14x21. If perfect would be
SIPS. Now w.--------- 65c
l Round Dolly Of white linen
with cut-work and filet, 27-
inch. If perfect would be IS.
Now - S2.95
10 Doilies OF white linen with
cut-work and filet, 9xl3. If
perfect would be $l.25. Now,
CSC
13 Doilies of ecru linen with
mosaic embroidery, 9x13. II
perfect would be 81. Now, SOC
Is Doilies of ecru linen, hand
made fitel, 9x13. If perfect
would be 75c. Now 45c
1 Dolly of ecru linen, hand
made filet, 9x13. If perfect
would be $1.95. Now l.10
3 Bread tray Doilies OF white
linen with cut-work and en-
broidery, 6x12. If perfect
would be SOC. Now SOC
"a Bread-tray Doilies Of white
handkerchief linen with fine
lace edge, 6x12. If perfect
would be 60c. Now-----3oc
Luncheon Sets
1 Of ecru linen with heavy
hand-embroidery. 45x45 cloth,
six 14x14 napkins. If perfect
would be s12.95. Now s6.S5
s of Bisso ecru linen with
cross-stitch embroidery. Ask
As cloth, four napkins. II per.
feet would be s7.95. Now, s4.sS
Evening star., 1941-05-28

2 Bottle Cases, alligator grained
leather. Less than Il price. Now,
$3.45
Bottle Bags of lizard-grained
cowhide, blue, black, green, brown.
Less than u price. Now S3.45
! Suntan Cowhide Tie Case; ini-
tialed "R. L. c." Less than Il
nrice Now s s2.95
l Women'S Brown Cowhide Bottle
Case; small size. Less than Il
price. Now $4.95
Miss America Cases, brown cow
hide. Less than II price. Now.
S3.95
Woman's Fitted Case, blue Nor
occo leather. Less than II price.
Now - S19.95
/ Woman's Brown Cowhide Train
Case. Originally SIS. Now S9.95
2 Black Cowhide Brief Cases. Were
SIS. Now S9.95
2 Slide fastened Envelope Brief
Gases. Were $3.50. Now S8.S5
] Brown C0whide Brief Bag. Was
$40. -&12.95
LUGGAGE, EIGHTH FLOOR,
Express Elevator Service.
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Bedroom Furnishings

Greatly reduced
3 Pillows with 500 white goose down, 509o white
goose feathers Figured cotton damask blue striped
cotton ticking 2lx27 inches. Were S675. Now, 4.75
/ Bolster, filled with white goose feathers. Tan and
white striped cotton ticking. 19x34 inches Was Sc.
Now ------------ 81
Pillows, filled with white goose feathers. Cotton
striped ticking. Assorted colors. Were $3.50. Now,
S2.65
l Bedroom Mirror, modern design. Harvest finish
mahogany. Reduced than II. Now $3.50
l Modern Mirror, round. Sand-fnished solid maple.
Originally s175O Now - SS75
1 Heppewhite- Mirror. Mahogany veneer
and finished gumwood. Originally $3.50. Now So
/ Kneehole Vanity Base. Solid mahogany Chippen-
dale design Originally s3e Now S1975
l Single Poster Bed solid mahogany. Originally s27.
Now ------------- STATS
l Single Poster Bed, solid mahogany. Originally
S2475 Now ---- ------- S13.75
l Single Bed, solid maple. Colonial design Was
sl275 Now ---- $3.50
1 Chase Lounge, cotton chintz covered. Was s2275.
Now ----------------- SIS
BEDROOM FURNITURE FIFTH FLOOR
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CIose-out Bristol
StenWare

Ill pieces, clear glass, cut de-
sign. Sherbets and three types
of beverage glass. Were $120.
Now -75c
27 Glass Finger Bowls, cut design.
Were $140 Now w------ 81
2S Glass Plates, Gin cut design.
Were s1.35. Now 81
"a Glass Plates, cut design. Were
$3.50 Now ------- 81
90 Pieces Cut Glass Stemware, in
cluding goblets, two styles beverage
glass, and IL ounce tumblers.
Were SIPS. Now Csc
13 Glass Plates, cut design, 6-inch
size. Were $3.50 Now
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Sports Jackets, g so
We're sI2.95 and more

" ere JIZ.y5 ana more
IL wool jackets in aqua, rose, green gray,
and blue. Sizes IL to 18.
81 Sports Dresses Of rayon or wool, plain
and prints. Beige. blue, aqua, yellow, and
green. Sizes IL to 20. Were s2295 and
more. Now --- S15.95
10 Evening Skirts of rayon crepe in rose,
red. black or gold color. Sizes IL TO 18.
Were $13.95 and more. Now $50
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
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StangI Pottery

Greatly reduced
Floral Plaid" pattern
Starter Sets 2O-piece services for 4. Were s795
Salad Sets, 10-piece. Were 81 e5. 1895
Dinner Plates Were Sl20 Now 1900 100000 60c
IL Tea Cups with Saucers. Were 80c. Now 40c
Salad Bowls, 12-inch size Were So Now Sl.5O
Chop Plates, l2-inch. Were $225. Now---Sl25
Teapots. Less than u price. Now-----s125
Sugar Bowls. We're 81 90 Now - 60c
Cream Pitchers. Were 80c. Now w--------- 40c
Pairs Candle Holders. Were 81 so pair. Now 75c
Coffee Jugs, wooden handles Less than y price
Now " 81
100 Service Plates, English earthenware. Less than
Il price Now w------------ 1Oc
CHINA FIFTH Floor
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Spring Goats, sI9'7'
We're S29.75 and S39.75

10 woolen coats in casual and dreSsy
styles. Natural fleece, navy, brown, and
black. Sizes IL to 20.
Two-piece Tailored Suits of fine i'm
ported and domestic woolens. Hand
tailored. Black, gray, navy. Sizes IA to
20, 36 to 40 Were $6975. Now S37.75
Woolen Two-piece Tailored Suits, in
cluding some made in England Navy,
black, gray and tan. Sizes IA to 18.
Were $4975 and more Now S27.75
CoArs AND SUITS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Millinery, '2'1'
We're IS and more

We're IS and more
so Of straw and fur felt in black, brown,
navy red, purple, Kelly green. A few
Dobbs classic fur felts included In this
group. Broken sizes from % to 22a.
20 Hats of wool fabric, straw, fur felt in
black, green brown, blue and tan. Head
sizes % and 221h. Less than Y price.
Now - 1925
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
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lly Low Priced
Women's Shoes, IS %
We're SI1.zS and more

We're WIS and more
80 pairs, including kidskins. suedes.
smooth and crushed calf White, whits
and tan, brown, blue and . few black.
Broken sizes: 4 to O.; AAAA to c.
a pairs Cotton Play Shoes, bright colors:
broken sizes, to 9. Medium width. Less
than u price.
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND Floor.
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W. W.&L. Toilet Tissue
Special IS dozen rolls

$50 rolls fine quality tissue; 1000
sheets to the roll.
1 Bathroom Hamper Of woven fiber;
Pearltex top Was $4.95. Now,
$2.95
White Metal Kitchen Cabinet;
less than "a price. Now -S5.9o
l Woven Hamper with glass front
and Pearltex top. Was $7.95.
Now $4.95
Outdoor Wooden Clothes Dryer,
medium size. Slightly damaged.
Was S5.95. Now -----$3.95
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-
EXPRESS Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Women's and I
Women's Dresses, so'95
We're SI6.95 and more

We're SI6.95 and more
80 rayon crepe daytime dresses, some
with lingerie trimming Black, navy,
blue. Sizes 18 to "A. 1412 to 2412.
20 Shorter Women's Dresses and Jacket
Dresses, some with long coats, some with
cotton pique trimming. Rayon crepes.
Mostly navy and black. Sizes 1872 to
24l2. Were $1695 and more. Now, S12.50
Is Rayon Crepe Dresses, some with bolero
jackets or long wool coats. Black, blue,
brown. Sizes Is to 40 and A. Were
$22.95 and more. Now $3.50
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-28

Bouquet Sets
Z Of ecru linen with Italian
type embroidery. 72x108 cloth,
twelve 24x24 napkins. If per-
feet would be S75. Now, S47.50
. of ecru linen with cut-work
and embroidery. 72x126 cloth,
twelve 24x24 napkins. II per-
feet would be s67.50. Now,
S42.50
1 Of ecru linen with colorful
embroidery. 72xso cloth, eight
1sx18 napkins. If perfect
would be s47.50. Now $3.50
17-piece Luncheon Sets
Runner, 8 Mats, 8 Napkins
2 of white linen with MADEIRA
type embroidery and drawn
work. If perfect would be
S2750. Now w------------$l5
4 of white linen, white hand
embroidery. If perfect would
be $3.50. Now S10.95
1 Of white linen with Spoke
embroidery and punchwork.
II perfect would be s35. Now,
$40
q of ecru linen with Italian
type hand-embroidery. If per-
feet would be s12.95. Now, $6.75
/ of Bisso ecru linen with
Italian-type hand-embroidery.
If perfect would be $3.50.
Now s7.s5
White Irish Linen Scorfs
with drawn-work embroidery,
1sx36. II perfect would be $2.75
Now " S1.50
with drawn-work embroidery,
l6x45. If perfect would be
S295. Now S1.75
with drawn-work embroidery.
16x63. If perfect would be
1895. Now - S2.25
with drawn-work embroidery,
l6x72. If perfect would be
$3.50. Now $2.50
LINENS, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Girls Dresses, sI'4'

We're sI.95 and more
so printed and striped cotton
dresses. Sizes to IA, 71z to 1917.
20 Girls Evening Dresses, rayon
taffeta, net and plaids. Pastels.
'Teen-age sizes II to Is. Less than
p price $2.95
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AGE APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Gowns, s2'95 We're sses

IL of silk-and-rayon satin trimmed
with cotton lace. Blue and tea
rose. Sizes 80 to 40.
9 Gowns of silk-and-rayon satin
elaborately trimmed with cotton
lace. Blush and blue. Sizes 80
and 38. Were s495. Now $3.45
S Gowns of pure dye silk satin
trimmed with cotton lace applique.
Blush and blue. Sizes 80 and "a.
Were s795. Ncw--$5.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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SiIverware Reduced

10 Plated Serving Trays, large size with gadroon
border Were SO Now - S675
1 Wooden Salad Bowl with Sterling silver foot. Was
Wooden Salad Bowls with Sterling silver foot
Were S1750 Now $40
1 Wooden Salad Bowl with sterling silver foot Was
1 Sterling and Glass Beverage Mixer with Sterling
spoon. Was SIS. Now - $40
1 pair Sterling Candlesticks weighted. Was SIS
1 Plated Beverage Tray with gadroon border. Was
Plated Water Pitchers. Were $40 Now S6,5
pairs Plated Console Candestcks. Were IS
Dessert Knives with Sterling handles, Norfolk
pattern. Were half-dozen, S25 NOW $3.50
/ Sterling Compete Was S1250. Now w--s7.50
l Plated Beverage Tray. Was S2250 NowslS
21 Plated Julep Cups. Less than y prceS4 81
Plated Trays, gadroon border. Were $3.50 Now S.
SILVER ROOM FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Rayon Crepe Shantung-
weave, IS
Vas $3.50 yard

125 yards of this seasons favorite
for your suits, slacks. skirts and
other casuals. Natural color. 80
inches wide
73 yards Totals" English Cotton
Shifting in blue and white stripes
suitable for mems and women's
shirts, sports frocks or play clothes.
80 inches wide. Regularly has been
in stock at 75c yard. Now, yard, 39c
Remnonts Of Royon and
Cotton Fobrics 4 Price
600 remnants in plain, prints or
novelty weaves. In lengths Of l
to 3h yards. 36 to 80 inches wide.
$50 Remnants Of Dress Fabrics Of
silk or rayon. Plain, prints, nov
city weaves. In lengths Of / to 3
yards. SO to 80 inches wide. Re.
duced u price.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FIooa.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
Two-skin Silver Fox
Scarfs, Now $50
We're SI29

Q ScarfS.
1 Three-skin Mink dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was S45 Now w---------S S29.95
1 Six-skin Mink-dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was 500. Now --- $50
l Five-skin Mink-dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was $50 Now - - $39
Five-skin Mink-dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was $3.50 Now .---- SIS
l Four-skin Sable-dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was $50. Now -----.-----S1 $3.50
l Three-skin Sable dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was $22.5o. Now---.- $14
1 Five-skin Sable-dyed Kolinsky Scarf.
Was SIS. Now w--------- -------. S49.58
l Five-skin Mink-dyed Kolinsks Scarf.
Was $6995. Now ow--------S49 S49.50
l Brown-dyed Squirrel Jacket, size l8
Less than y price ice---$6 $69.5
4 Seal-dyed Rabbit Goats, sizes IA, 16, 1s.
Less than u price ce----------------S S35
Dyed Lapin Goats, sizes IA, 16. Less
than u price $35
l Dyed Guanaco Jacket, size 16. Less
than n price SIS
2 Silver Fox Jackets, size 16. Were $195
Now $145
1 Six-Skin Sable-dyed Kolinsky Scarf
Was $7995. Now --- SIS
2 Four skin Sable-dyed Kolinsky Scarfs.
Were $50. Now $39
FIR Salon THIRD FLOOR