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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-02-20
Celebrate Silver Wedding.

Relatives and friends filled the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Svend Peter
sen last Thursday afternoon and eve
ming, the occasion being their 25th
wedding anniversary.
From to 8 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs.
Petersen were dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Peter
sen, which had been arranged and
prepared by relatives for the honor
guests together with approximately 80
out-of-town friends and relatives.
Songs written especially for the oc-
casion were sung and several short
speeches contributed to the success
of the affair.
At 8 o'clock the party moved to
the Svend Petersen home which was
beautifully decorated with an array
of flowers and plants which were
received during the day from friends.
In the sun room there was beauti-
full display of silverware, all of which
were gifts from friends. On another
table there was literally a pile of
greeting cards and letters and up
toward rs telegram greetings.
The weather was not favorable and
the roads poor or impossible, yet
more than 60 guests enjoyed the
evening at the Petersen home, among
them being the following from out of
town: Mr.. and Mrs. Viggo A. Han
sen and son Roger and Mrs. Peter
Hansen and daughter Miss Louise
from Withee, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. N.
c. Bendiks from Chicago, ILL.,; Mr..
and Mrs. c.. S. Strandvold from
DEBORAH, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Miller and daughter, Miss Betty, from
Pine City; DR.. and Mrs. Thorvald
Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Pc
tersen and daughters, Evelyn and
Karla, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P.
Jensen, all from Minneapolis.
The evening was spent at singing,
short talks, refreshments and social
visiting-all in all, very delightful
evening for which Mr.. Petersen ex-
pressed his and Mrs. Petersen's sim
cere thanks to one and all for hav-
ing made the day such happy and
memorable event.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-02-20
AskOv


Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Danielson re-
turned from their southern trip Sat-
urday but continued on to Ely for a
few days visit there, returning to
Askov yesterday. On the trip they
visited with several Askovites at San
Antonio, Texas, staying overnight al
the Jens Thomson home and together
with them saw the city from all
angles as well as the big construc-
ton job that H. B. Kilstofte has there
They extended their vacation trip
down into old Mexico where the
sunny weather offered an extreme
contrast to what they found back in
Minnesota. It was a. delightful triI
of nearly 1000 miles without the
slightest bit of car trouble, with the
lone exception of replacing one head
light bulb.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-02-20

from Taylors Falls for John VAIL
strom in Bruno for the farmers
around that vicinity who are short
of hay this year.
Frank Olson moved recently onto
his new farm west of where his other
farm was, across the road.
Victor Jensen, east of Askov, pur-
chased a 1886 coupe from the Sc
bald Motor Sales in Askov recently.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-02-20
The Legislature
AS / See 1t
By Rep. Chas. L. Halsted.

Last Saturday marked the end Of
six weeks of this Sind Session. Thir-
ty-four of the possible working days
making up the biennial 90-day legis-
lative period have passed. Not many
laws have been enacted as con-
crete example of our work so far.
Our daily sessions are becoming long
er, however, as more and more bills
are being reported out of the various
committees.
Leafy Spurge Law.
Under an old law of our state it is
now unlawful to sell or even have in
your possession with intent to sow,
any agricultural seeds which contain
10 or more seeds per pound of list
of certain noxious weeds. Under
terms of bill discussed in the House
last week, introduced by Representa-
tive Zwack and others, leafy spurge
will be added to the list. Last Thurs
day Representative Iverson of Grant
county introduced an amendment
which would make the addition of
leafy spurge to this list take effect
Immediately upon passage of the act,
rather than on July /, 1941, as the
original bill specified. Iverson argued
that it is cheaper in the long run to
destroy any seed you may now have
which contains any of these weed
seeds than to plant it this spring and
find you've sown leafy spurge and
other weeds that may cost up to $50
an acre to get rid of later. certainly
hope this bill passes as we all know
the seriousness of the dangers in
volved
Christmas Trees.
It doesn't seem so long ago since
we sat around the Christmas tree in
our various family circles. Do you
remember the little tag attached to
it, the Christmas tree tag showing
that tax had been paid? The di-
rector of the State Forestry Division
told the House Appropriations COM
mittee the other day that we in
Minnesota harvested 100000 trees in
the season just passed, which at two
cents per tag brought in $4,000.
Compulsory Retirement of Teachers.
Recently a public hearing was held
in the House Chamber on two bills
calling for compulsory retirement of
teachers in cities of the first class.
One bill calls for retirement at age
IS and the other at So; both were
introduced by Hennepin county repre-
sentatives. Great interest was shown
by the large attendance at the hear
ing, many speaking both pro and
con on the merits of the proposition.
It seems to me that in fairness to
the hundreds of young teachers grad
uating annually from the six teacher
training colleges in our state and
our church colleges and University
that we should provide for compul-
sorry retirement. After reaching an
age near the seventies it would seem
that younger teachers should be given
the opportunity of making use of
their newly acquired skills and mod
ern teaching methods.
The main objection to this bill is
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-02-20
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New Lines Assured.

Word comes this week that the
new REA lines around the Askov
vicinity are now assured and that
maps are being drawn up this week.
The money for the project has been
allotted and construction work will
be begun as soon as the weather per-
mits.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1941-02-20

do you think l have a beautiful
nose, said a girl to her fellow,
"Oh, it's pretty good, as noses run"
he replied.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Hekla was sunk in late June by q
submarine while en- route from Ice
land to Canada.
Thor said the vessel was torpedoed
and that IA members of the crew
were lost and six survivors were
picked up by a British warship. He
thought the sinking took place June
%. United States armed forces did
not occupy Iceland until July 7.
Thor said a Berlin radio announce
ment picked up today by N. B. C.'s
listening post in New York was the
first positive information that the
vessel was sunk by German sub
marine.
The vessel was Icelandic- owned
and flying the Icelandic flag, Thor
said.
The Hekla was the second Ice
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Mems Sample Hose
Special 49, pair, 6 pairs for 81
Manufacturers Samples

1900 pairs in this excellent assortment of manu-
factures sample hose Regular or anklet styles
in rayon- and-cotton and all cotton in stripes,
clock plaid patterns. Blue, brown, black wine
or gray. Sizes 10 to II.
100 Mems Cotton Wash Ties in stripe and plaid patterns
Green and wine. Less than Z price Sc
AZ both pul-over and coat styles in
assortment of AL pieces labeled to fabric
content Blue in sizes Sc to 46 Were $3.50
and more Now - ------- SI95
$50 Mems Cotton Sports Shirts in short sleeve style White
blue green small, medium and large sizes. Were
78c and more. Now ---------.---- - SIC
200 pairs Mems Cotton Wash Stacks in plain colors and
patterns group Majority Sanforzed
esidua shrinkage not than 1eo). Sizes %
to 46. Were S195 and more. Now .------------ sllS
236 Mems Cotton Shirts in colarattached styles Both
white and color patterns this group of regulars OF
higher-prced shirts. Sizes IA to IT, Special - SSc
piece Stacks and Shirt Ensembles of cotton
and-rayon and all cotton Majority in blue
and natural. Sizes 80 to 40 Were sl95 and more
Down STAIRS STORE, MEMS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

vision, Department of Interior, at
the fourth annual conclave of the
District Cooperative League Sat-
urday night at Camp Good Will, in
the Chopawamsic recreation area,
Quantico, Va.
The conclave will open Friday
with a recreation jamboree to last
through Saturday afternoon and
will conclude Sunday night after
talks on national cooperative de-
velopments by Wallace J. Campbell
assistant secretary, and John Car
son, local representative of the Co
operative League of the United
States.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Two-piece Suits, so
Were sI6.95 and more

8 misses and women's dreSSmaker and neatly
tailored styles of 1909 wool and others of 500 wool
and 500 rayon. Black and navy blue in sizes 10,
IL, IA, 18 and AZ.
Is Fur-trmmed Dress Coats in fitted and boxy styles with
fur trimming including Silver Fox Rump, Persian Lamb
and Tipped Skunk Black only in 1907 wool weaves and
500 wool and 500 cotton fabrics Both misses and woens
sizes: 10 to a. 2212 24l2 26l2 Fur Coats
striped rabbit and seadyed rabbit Sizes 18 20. Were
S65. Now s45
dyed Red Fox and Blended Red Fox Boeros and
Capes Were S3e U.s. Now s25
Misses Sports and Reversible Topcoats Shetland type
of 3Oeo WOOL 70es reprocessed wool Navy brown
teal beige and blue TO- H. a. 1S and 20 Were
Down STAIRS STORE, CoArs AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Two District Firms Get
War Department Contracts

Two Washington firms figured in
the award of War Department con-
tracts today for construction work
In Alexandria costing $57,3
E. C. Ernst. Inc, was awarded a
$4,000 contract to install an elec-
trical system in the King ware
house, used by the Army. The other
contract, of $28,355 for installation
of a heating system in the ware
house. was awarded to the Standard
Engineering Co., Inc.
Other contracts awarded for work
at Army posts in the Maryland
Virginia area included S6l ,250 for
drainage and sidewalks at Fort
Evening star., 1941-09-11
September Savings on
Convenient Housewares

Blue Ribbon Ironing Board
Pods and Covers in 48 or 54-
inch sizes. Eoeh
Utility Household Brushes-for
Venetian Blinds, Bowls, Lonp
Shodes. Three styles, regularly
sI.35 and $3.50. Now
9Se, z for Sl.75
Black end -Bross Fireplace En-
sembIes-ondirons, fire set,
folding screen. Boil or urn top
stlyes. Regularly sI6.95. Nov.
Sl4.es
AII-bron Fireplace Ensembles
-ondirons, complete fire set,
folding screen. Boil or urn top
styles. Regularly s23.9S. Now,
Sls.ss
Apiece Carlton Ware Stainless
Steel Kitchen Set - 2-ouort
double boiler, o-quort kettle,
2-quort saucepan, 9H-inch
frying pan. Set
Rubber Floor Mats in red,
green, brown, blue, block.
Regularly $3.50. Now SLIP
5x8-foot Curtoin Streteher,
with eosel. Regularly SI.95.
Decorative Hond-pointed Metoi
Waste Baskets, cylindrical or
ovoI, in many coIors, patterns,
designs. Regularly 81. Now.
7se
Convenient Metal Utility Cobb
nets. white enamel finish. Four
shelves. 66xl2xf8 inches.
Regularly s5.9S. Now S4.s5
And mony other items
besides.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

minutes, Thor Thors, Iceland consul
general in New York, said.
She left Reykjavik on June 27. he
reported. and was sunk two days
later about 500 miles southwest OF
Iceland. The survivors spent 101a
days on a raft before being rescued
by the warship which took them to
ST. Johns, Newfoundland.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Eustis, Va. Award was made to the
Atlantic Bitulithic Co.
A $46S, 500 contract was awarded
to Henry w. Horst Co., Philadelphia,
for construction of an engineering
and automotive experimental build
ing at Holabird Quartermaster
Depot in Baltimore.
A s98,950 contract for general con-
struction work. at Fort Meade was
awarded to John X. Buff, Baltimore
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Belts Floor Wax, quart can Of
seIf-poIishine liquid or 2-pound
con Of poste wax. Regularly
Csc. Now
Belts Point cleoner. 2-pound
can, regularly SOC, now 44e.
S-pound con, regularly 81. Now
SSe
Dish oroiners, rubberized, Ioree
SIZE. Regularly 1928. Now,
SI.68
Metal Shelf ond Towel Bor,
combines three shelves with q
towel rock. White or colors.
Regularly much more. Now
Sl.65
Dish Cloths, closely woven cot.
ton. Regularly each IOc. Now,
dozen 81
Window VentiIotors admit fresh
oir without drofts. Adjustable
to fit windows y to 43 inches.
lvoY-coIor finish steel. Reen.
Iariy sI.IS. Now
krusty Korn Kob Boxing
MouIds of pre-processed cost
iron. Makes seven corn sticks
5s4 by ! u inches. Regularly
49C. Now w---------SSe
Royal cuIinoire Electric Mixer
and Baker, heavy duty metal.
Less than " price. Now Slz.ss
Cold Woter Pump PereoIotors.
Soup size, of oluminum with
chromium finish, heot-resistont
bokelite honde. Regularly
s4.95. Now $3.49
GriswoId Skillet Sets. Three
polished cost iron skiIlets, No.
8 No. s and No. s. Set,
regularly s2.5S. Now --Sl.7S
yYzsruy.rre r-rxzru E1 ouop-Ev
Evening star., 1941-09-11
ADVERTISEMENT
Relieves Agony OF
Athletes FOOT

Youcandepend upon the amazing action
of Famous Pain Relieving J0IhT-EASE to
help relieve torture of Athletes Foot.
JOlNT-EASE penetrates through the
minute cracks of the dead surface skin,
and, by peeling off layer after layer of
this infected skin quickly reaches and
kills the germs thus exposed. Ointment
form permits continuous medication,
faster action. Brings cooling, soothing
comfort while condition clears up. At
all live druggista
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Bandettest Special 38e

100 up-lift styles of cotton-and-
rayon materials in sizes 80 to 38.
100 Elastic Girdles Of cotton-and-
rayon combined with elastic in
garter or pantie styles. Tearose.
Manufacturer seconds. Sizes
small, medium and large. Spe-
Down STAIRS STORE, CoRsErs.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Gown and Coat Sets
Two-Piece, Special 5
Manufacturers SAM pIes


s attractive gown and coat en-
sembles in tearose and blue in
sizes 80, 36, AZ. a. Slightly soiled.
81 Gowns and Pajamas of rayon
crepe and rayon satin in tearose.
blue and assorted prints. Majority
in size "a. Manufacturers samples.
Slightly soiled from handling.
Special Sl.50
IS Gowns Of Rayon Satin and
Rayon Crepe in tearose and blue
and assorted prints. Size "a and
a few others including 40 and A.
Also, pajamas of printed rayon
crepe, rayon satin and rayon Shan
tung weave. Size "a only. Manu-
facturers samples. Slightly soiled.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, UNDERWEAR.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

squeexe-ezy Dust Mops, yarn
mop easily removable for wosh-
ing. Regularly much more.
Now ---oSe
Wall busters with eoot's hair
brushes. Washable. Regularly
sI.2S. Now w-----.S1
Kitchen Stools of wood with
simulated padded leather top.
Also usobIe os O step stool.
Folds up when not in use.
Regularly S2.95. Now Sz.4e
Universal Aluminium Wore,
sturdy, heavy eouee metol,
seamless construction.
Cooking Kettles. 10, y or Ia
ouorts. Regularly S2.25 and
more. Now .95
Tee Kettles, 5 or el2 ouorts.
Regularly $3.50 and more.
Now --------Sl.95 .95
Drip or Boxing Pans. Regn.
iarly 5I.3S. Now w-------Sl
poiry or Coke Pons. Now
55e, soc, Toe, zoe
Pudding Pans. Now
4Se, 55e, zoe
Coke Pons. Now
35e, soc. Csc, 75e
KerrydeII StoinIess TobIeeloth
woven of cotton domosk. Con
be cleaned without removing
from the table. 54x54-ineh,
regularly SI7S, now $I.3s;
54x72-inch, regularly $3.50.
now 3l.SS
Bathroom Ensembles of cotton
chenille, lox34.inch bathroom
mot and toilet scot cover. As
sorted coIors. Regularly $3.50.
Now ---------------@Z @Z.Se
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Graduate Nurses to Meet

A special meeting of the Public
Health Section of the Graduate
Nurses Association will be held at
8pm. tomorrow in the Public Health
Service auditorium. The nurses will
discuss AN Extension Course in In
dustrial Hygiene for Nurses"
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Summer Dresses, s3'9'
Were S5.95 and more

Were S5.95 and more
100 Spring and Summer styles in lightweight
washable rayon fabrics designed in white or with
light background prints few net and chiffon
evening dresses in Summer colors in this group
also. Broken size range. Sizes IL to co. 1612 to
24l2 and So to A.
Down STAIRS STORE, DRESSES. '-:
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Girls Cotton Frocks
IS
We're SI.95 and more

" ere 5I.9S and more
.ll attractive styles including some
Chubby" dresses.
Selection included cotton sheers in
prints and solids. Also rayon shark
skin styles in pastel colors. Sizes
to IA. Were s1s5 and more.
Now ---- SI.35
2s9 Girls Play Toys including
shirts, skirts, shorts and jenkins in
seersucker and cotton denim. San
forized-shrunk Cresidual shrinksge
not more than 10. Some girls
cotton sheer print dresses in this
collection. Sizes to Il. Were
Sl.l5. Now CSC
129 One-piece Play Suits in cotton
prints and stripes with some cot
ton knit polo shirts included in
white and colors. Sizes 7 to Il.
Were 58c and more. Now $50
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Coop ConcIove to Heo,
Ruushenbush Speak

"Co-operatives as National De-
fense" will be the subject of talk
by Stephen Raushenbush. research
and economic adviser, Power Di-
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Children's Play Suits
Less than y price lSe

432 one-piece styles for boys or
girls in varied selection Of prints
and pastel colors in cotton seer
sucker, pique and printed percale.
225 Dresses in sizes suitable for
Toddlers and Juveniles in cotton
prints, sheers and percales. In
cluded in the group are a few l
and piece children's playsuits.
Were 81 and more. Now 75c
50 Toddlers' sheer dresses and cot
ton pique coat sets in sizes. l to 3.
Were S195 and more, Now S1.35
III pieces Of ChiIdren's Apparel
including cotton sheer dresses. Sizes
! to 6. Were CSC and more. Now.
CSC
Down STAIRS STORE, INFANTS.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Leather Bags, sl'''
We're So

81 in black navy and brown leather
and some black styles in patent
leather. Some slightly soiled from
display.
81 Bags in Assorted Styles in red
and in black patent leather and
black, pink and in navy capeskin.
Soiled from handling. Were 81.
NOW ------------- ----------SI
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Germans SINKING
OF Iceland Ship
In June Revealed
I,215-Ton HekIo Was Sent
Down Without Warning,
New York Consul Says

BY the Associated Press
v. Thor, chairman of the Icelandic
Government Trade Commission, said
today the 1,215-ton Icelandic vessel
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Manning s-Bowmon Automatic
WoffIe Irons with Precision
Control" dial. Regularly S9.95.
Now ---------S7.95
Westinghouse Gloss Coffee
Makers, Soup size, complete
with electric stove and cord.
Regularly S4.95. Now -S2.e5
Both tex Tissue in pastel
shades, 1000 sheets to the
roll, wrapped in CeIIophone:
Regularly, dozen, 81. Now, ! 6
rolls s---------------Si
Toilet Scots with chrome fit
tinQs, wide vorlety Of coIors.
Regularly Sf.95. Now S4.35
Bathroom Hampers, bench or
upright styles of woven fiber
with peorI-tex tops. Regularly
S1.9S. Now w----S2.65
Bathroom SeoIes, register to
$50 pounds. Regularly S2.95.
Now S2 S2.68
Shower Curtoins of treoted
royon CeIonese. 6x6 feet. Bow
and orrow pottern. Regularly
s495. Now --S2.e5
Sonette PoiIs. Step-on lift lid
metal eorboee polls, lo-ouort
size. Regularly sI.35. Now
Si.18
Motehins senette Wostebas-
kets. Regularly 90c. Now 78e
Mosie Con Openers, fosten to
wall, may be put owoy when
not in use. Regularly 81.
Clothes Baskets of duroble
spIints, large, squares shaped.
Regularly 81. Now 69e
corpet Sweeper mode expressly
for Woodward 6 lothrop by
Blssell l-------------9Z.So
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Boys Model Shirts
Special 68e
HreguldrS Of SIC and
hgher-briced shirts

900 cotton broadcloth long-sleeved
shirts in Juniors, Youths or But
ton-on styles. White or fancy
colored patterns. Sizes S to l412.
40 Boys Two-piece Stacks and
Shirt Ensembles in blue. tan, green.
Sizes 8 to l8. Were $l.95 and more.
Now
so pairs of Boys Cotton Slacks.
Washable fabrics in assorted pat
terms in brown, blue and green.
Sizes 10 to 1S, Were Sl.75 and
more. Now --- ----- 1900 Sl.l5
Is Junior Boys Stacks Suits of all
cotton in green and in blue. Sizes
5, s and 9. Were $3.50 and more.
Now ---------------1 1Sc
Down STAIRS STORE, BOYS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Brazil will have a plant at Ouro
Preto for the production of alu-
minum.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

The Berlin radio announcement,
to which Thor referred, said the
Hekla was sunk while en- route to
the United States. The announce
ment as heard by the N. B. c. listen
ing post in New York, gave no fur
ther details except that IA crewmen
were lost.
With Icelandic colors painted
plainly on her sides, the Hekla was
torpedoed without warning in broad
daylight and sunk in two or three
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Women's Shoes, sI to.s2,s..
Greatly reduced

Greatly reduced
200 pairs women's and misses shoes In sports,
street and afternoon styles. Kid calf patent
leather and cotton andwool gabardine to choose
from. Black. brown, blue and tan Broken lots
and sizes, to 9, AAA to c.
Down STAIRS STORE WoMEN's SHOES.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Slips Reduced, 'l'z'

We're SI95
35 neatly tailored rayon satin,
some with elastic cores, woven
of "LasteX" yarn; in tearose only.
Sizes 80 to 36 in group
Down STAIRS STORE, COSTUME SLIPS.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

landic vessel to be lost since the
start of the war. An Icelandic fish,
ing trawler was machine-gunned,
then shelled and sunk by sub
marine, presumably German, in
Anril
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Junior Misses Dresses
Reduced, sl,5O

Were S2.95 and more
329 Junior Misses Summer Dresses
in cotton seersucker, pioue. percale,
yoile, washable rayon French crepe,
or sharkskin dresses from this large
group. Stripes and pastel color5
in sizes to Is.
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

HOUSEWARES EIGHTH FLoos-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Women's and Misses
Dresses, So
We're 81

1uU SneeT COtUOn lTOShS III Noincu
and misses styles in light back
grounds. Not every size in each
style. Sizes IL to A.
100 Washable RayOn FrOcks for
women and misses. Some French
crepes and Bemberg rayon in this
group with light background
prints and pastel colors to select
from. Not every style in every
size. Sizes II to A. Were Sl95
and more. Now ------------.S 81
so Summer Dresses reduced for
clearance Womens and misses
styles in washable rayon and cot
ton frocks in prints and pastel
shades. Not every size in every
style. Sizes u to A.. Were 1926
and more Now S1.95
Down STAIRS STORE,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Bathing Suits, IS

Less than y price
l40 dressmaker and fitted styles in rayon woven
facturers' sample hose. Regular or anklet styles
with "Lastex" yarn, cotton prints and some of
novelty rayon weaves. Good assortment of colors
in sizes 80 to 40
100 Summer Dresses in washable and rayon in
neatly tailored shrtWaist and coat styles Plain color
prints and stripes in sizes Il 40 Were s95 and
Now 81
$50 Tailored Shirts and softer dreSmaker bouses Of rayon
crepe sheer cotton fabrics All washable your
favorte long short sleeve style Plain colos prints
Sizes 80 to AZ. Were 81 .95 and Now 81
so Washable Spun Rayon Dotted Skirts and Jackets which
be matched. Gored skirts with fitted jackets in
sorted colors Sizes II to 49, Were sl95 each. Now,
each 81
100 Separate Pieces reduced for clearance including
suits printed rayon jenkins rayon blouSes and rayon
skirts. Broken and coors. IL to 10. Were
81 and Now
Down STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-03-20

May take the liberty of inviting your purchases of
Pharis tires through your local Phars tire dealers By
DOING you not only help that local Newark merchant
but also increase the sales of organization The
Pharis Tire and Rubber Company
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-03-20

The Pharis Tire and Rubber Company as one of the
largest industries in Newark one of the 10 largest
Rubber Companies in the world-wecomes this oppor-
tunty to congratulate the United Rubber Workers of
Local Union No. 21 on their new headquarters