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ures offered at the auction were q
jade and pearl pin given Mrs.
Dougherty by Nine. Kung, sister of
Nine. Chang Kai-shek.
In Cape Cod, Mass, the women's
annual invitation golf tournament
at Oyster Harbors, which is to be
held September Is and Is. is hold
ing the attention OF the colony. Mrs.
william Mcclellan Ritter of this
city and Miss Eleanor Hawley of
Bethesda are on the committee in
charge.
York Harbor, Me-, is the scene Of
q British war relief benefit fashion
show today, and among the models
is Mrs. Alexander B. Legare of this
city. At the Westport Inn in New
York State are Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
L. Sabine, who have been joined
by their son, DR.. Hilbert Sabine,
also Of Washington.
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Miss Verna Phillips Bride
OF Trueman G. Slingluff

Miss Verna Phillips, daughter of
Mrs. Linda Forbes Phillips, of Bris-
tol, Va, was married at 10 o'clock
In the morning Saturday, July 26,
to Mr.. Trueman Cross Slingluff, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman Cross
Slingluff of Southern Maryland.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Francis L. Gray at Char
lotte Hall, Md.
The bride wore navy blue crepe
dress with white accessories and
wore a corsage of gardenias. The
maid Of honor, Mrs. Agnes Enger
of Cleveland, wore a navy blue dress
with cream color accessories and
wore tiny pink rosebuds. DR.. Lewis
Cassity, professor of law at National
University Law School, was best
man.
Mr.. Slingluff took a preparatory
course at Charlotte Hall before at
tending Maryland and George
Washington Universities. He Is a
graduate of National University Law
School He is a direct descendant
of Edward I. King of England the
first half of the 18th century,
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Jack Torbert Takes
Vacation OnCOaSt

Midshipman Jack Torbert, for
merly of Washington. will spend his
vacation from the Naval Academy
with his mother, Mrs. j. H. Smith
in San Francisco He is accompanied
West by his grandmother. Mrs
Grace Walker Nettleton of Wealth
ersfield, Conn, who formerly lived
in Washington. Mrs. Smith for
merly was Miss Marjorie Nettleton
and moved to California after her
marriage to Mr.. Smith.
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|VivianStOkeS'
Debut Plans
Called
Continued From Page B-3)

and are with her again. having ar
rived at Newport last Wednesday.
Bar Harbor, Me-, also is the cen
ter Of much activity at this time oi
the year. Mrs. Edward T. Stotes-
bury entertained at a reception fol
500 guests there Sunday in honor
of Maine's Governor and Mrs. Sum-
ner Sewall and Gen. Francis Wilby,
U. S. A.
The reception followed q patriotic
review at the Criterion Theater,
where the list of patrons was headed
by Mrs. Stotesbury and Gov. Sewall.
Then there was Bar Harbor's annual
fancy dress ball Saturday night,
when Mrs. Nathan Wyeth of this
city, as a jack tar, won the prize
for the best nautical costume for
women. Many large dinner parties
preceded this affair, among the
Washington hosts being Princess
Boncompagni, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair, jr., and Miss Bell
Gurnee.
Mrs. Dougherty Hostess
To Chinese Diplomat.
From other resort sections comes
news of the United China Relief
garden party held Saturday after
noon in Westport, Conn, where
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty was
chairman of the affair and the
Chinese Ambassador, DR.. Hu Shih,
was guest of honor and speaker at
the party and at dinner given
afterward.
Mrs. Dougherty lived for many
years in Peiping, where her husband
was military attache at the United
States Embassy. Among the treas
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Miss Brown on Air

The speaker on the Sis pm.
broadcast of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club from Station
WINK tomorrow will be Miss Mary
Agnes Brown, attorney in the Vet
erans' administration, vice president
of the Women's Bar Association and
member of the club.
Miss Brown will discuss women s
organizations in Mexico, where she
attended the summer session of the
University of Mexico.
Evening star., 1941-08-26
Wives Aid Opening
OF Tree ParleY

Mrs. E. N. Cory Of College Park,
Md, was in charge of registration at
the Mayf1ower Hotel this morning
of the wives Of delegates attending
the 18th National Shade Tree Con-
ference there today, tomorrow and
Thursday.
Approximately 100 wives are ex-
pected by the Entertainment Com
mittee, which has planned a
luncheon today, sightseeing trips to
Mount Vernon, the National Gallery
of Art and the Federal Bureau of
Investigation tomorrow, and picnic
outing at Hains Point
Assisting Mrs. Cory are Mrs. A.
Robert Thompson, Mrs. Richard P.
White. Mrs. George w. Harding and
Mrs. G.. F. Gravatt.
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and is a cousin Of Anthony Eden.
His family settled in Southern
Maryland in ITS, having come
from Philadelphia. where the origi-
nal head of the Slingluff family,
Luther Slingluff, had come with
William Penn.
Mrs. Slingluff was educated at the
Convent of the TRANSPORTATION, an
Episcopal school for girl, in Glen
Gale, Ohio. She is a registered
nurse, but has been doing publicity
and newspaper work for the past
three years.
The couple spent their honey
moon in Virginia and Maine.
They will live at 6307 Meadow
Lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
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Mrs. David M. Lea
Returns From Visits

Mrs. David Meade Lea has re-
turned to her home on Massa-
chusetts avenue after making a
series of visits in Tennessee and
Kentucky, where she has not
been for some years. She was
the guest of her cousins, Capt.
and Mrs. william D. Whitman,
in Nashville, Tenn, and went
from there to Lebanon, KY, to
visit Mrs. Thomas F. Cleaver.
Before coming back to Washing
ton, she spent short time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Nichols
in Danville. KY, and also visited
in Lexington, KY.
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Luncheon HOnOrs
Miss Agnes Tawresey

Mrs. Tawresey, wife of Capt. AL
fred Tawresey, U. S. NJ, was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in her home
in Arlington, Va, entertaining for
her daughter, Miss Agnes Writ Taw-
resey, whose marriage to Ensign
George Chamberlain Duncan, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Duncan
of Takoma, Wash, will take place
Saturday.
Other guests at the luncheon were
Miss Anne Cuneen, who was maid
of honor today for her sister, Miss
Janet Padien Cunneen, when she
married 1t. Harry Barrett Hahn,
U. S. N; Miss Aileen Harris. Miss
Virginia Campbell, Miss Mary Jane
Jacobs, Mrs. Frederick Hooper and
Mrs John Cassidy of Troy, N. Y.
daughter of the hostess. who has
come for her sisters wedding.
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Mr.. Herman c. Vollmer
Married in Florida.

Miss Margaret Annette Floyd of
Jacksonville, Fla, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Edward Floyd OF
Cochran, Ga, became the bride of
Mr.. Herman Charles Vollmer, son
of Mrs. Margaret M. Vollmer and
the late Herman C. Vollmer of this
city at a nuptial mass celebrated
at s o'clock Monday morning, Au-
gust 4, in St. Paul's Catholic Church
in Jacksonville. Msgr. Dennis A.
Lyons offlciated.
The sanctuary of the church was
decorated with potted palms and
tall baskets of white gladoluses and
on the candlelighted altar were low
arrangements of the same flowers.
The organ was played by Miss Vir-
ginia Nosrallah.
The bride had as her only at
tendant her sister, Mrs. Carl Ed
ward Rosenberger. who wore navy
blue crepe with navy and white ac-
cessories. Her corsage bouquet was
of pink rosebuds and white tube
roses. Mr.. Rosenberger acted as
Mr.. Vollmers best man.
The bride chose for her wedding
gown a redingote of powder blue
Her accessories were navy and she
wore a corsage of gardenias and
tuberoses.
The mother of the bridegroom
wore a green ensemble with white
accessories. Her corsage was of
talisman roses.
Following the ceremony, break
fast was held for the families and
wedding party at the Roosevelt
Hotel in Jacksonville.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Vollmer left
for an extended wedding trip
through the mountains of North
Carolina and Virginia. They are
making their home in Washington,
where Mr.. Vollmer is employed.
Among the guests for the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Littleton of Washington, uncle and
aunt of the bridegroom, and Miss
La Verne Floyd of Cochran, Ga,
sister of the bride.
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Pi Beta Phi Meets

A dessert" meeting at the home
Of Miss Gean Harris, 1926 Ridge
street, Chevy Chase, Md, at 8
o'clock tonight will open the 1941-
AZ season of the Pi Beta Phi Junior
Alumnae Club, an organization
made up of sorority members in
itiated less than 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1941-08-26

her father, wore white lace and net
made over satin with a sweetheart
neckline and long fitted sleeves
Her long veil was held by halo car
and her old-fashioned bouquet was
of white gladioluses and baby's
breath.
Mrs. Dorothy Maier was matron OF
honor and the brides other at
tendantS were the Misses Dorothy
and Louise Richardson, sisters OF
the bridegroom; Miss Katharine
Fulmer and Mrs. Frances Wilburt
They all wore net over taffeta with
short wells matching their frocks
worn over flower hats and their
fashioned bouquets were OF
gladioluses harmonizing with their
frocks. Mrs. Maier was in orchid
color and the others in pastel shades
of rose and blue.
The best man was Mr. Herbert
Richardson, brother of the bride
groom, and the ushers included
Mr.. Clarence Hibble, cousin OF the
bride; Mr.. Martin Wilburt, Mr..
Charles Orton and Mr.. John Hart.
The wedding breakfast and re-
ception was held in the home of
the brides grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Herman L. Krauss, in George
town, which was decorated with
palms and gladioluses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson went
later to Virginia Beach and on
their return will make their home
in Washington. The brides tray
cling costume was a green Ben
galine suit with a green felt hat
and white accessories, with cor
sage bouquet of white gladioluses.
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Weddings
OF Interest
ToCapital

Continued From Page B-3)
Evening star., 1941-06-12

! Dresser with mirror, genuine walnut
veneer on gumwood. French style. Left
from bedroom suite. Was s79 ----- S2995
3.Piece Bedroom, modern style. Dresser,
chest and full-size bed. Genuine walnut
veneer on gumwood. Was s139 9------- $50
Break front Bookcase, genuine mahog-
any veneer on gumwood. Ample storage
space Floor sample. Was S42 S26.95
10 Side Chairs Duncan Phyfe style, maple
frames, blonde finish. Finished in blue
leatherette. Were 95-------------$495 95
] Tier Table, mahogany veneer on gum
wood 18th Century style. Was $685..
ss95
Lounge Chair. covered in red frieze.
Loose spring filled cushion. Was 1895,
s24s5
I Sofa, Duncan Phyfe style. Solid mahog-
any frame Black cotton tapestry cover
ing. Was $9
The PnInis Royal, Furniture Fourth
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Boys, Young Mems Shop

20 Boys White Knit Ties 25c Sc
Slacks with shirts belted
Slightly soiled Sizes 7 to 10 Were $Il5 -------- ssc
IL Junior Boys White Wash Suits with long Sizes
and 10 Were $3.50 see
Striped junior 5,
and TO- Were s295---------- 50 81
Boys elastic self belt
s, g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 Boys Belts In broken lots Sizes 26 10 80 included Were
55c sge
Preps Raincoas in sizes a. 49, 18 and 90 Were
Boys Tweed Knickers Suit with and two pairs Of
knickers. l3 $l0e5 "a
Pairs Sacks Of white cotton flannel Sizes 10 10 49, Were
IS Students Trousers Suits in sizes IT. 49, 49, Il and
20. Were S1ee5 80
Tie Palais Royal, Boys SHOP First Floor
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Bags and Belts

20 Handbags, black, brown. navy,
red feathers. Also some whites,
slightly soiled. Were 81 and So, 81
Handbags, black patent, and
black with red or green trim
ming. Top handle and under
arm styles. Were s3,S5
is Black Patent Bags, top handle
and underarm styles. Nicely fit
ted; zppers and change purses,
Were s3----------.--S2 S239
50 Belts, leather patent and
suede. Many sizes and colors.
Were 81 to
The Paiais Royal,
Leather Goods >. First Floor
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/ Tweed Suit, wool-and-rayon
tweed, blue. Size 40. Origi-
nally S1495- --- So
/ Black Dressmaker Suit, size
"A. Originally 1896 s14
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l Navy Dressmaker Suit, size
4ll2. Originally sl9.95--- Sc
3 Junior Miss Suits, blue or
beige covert crepe, with de-
tachable three e-quarter length
capeS. Sizes II, Is and II.
Originally S2e.95 Sl2
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1926 to Sl2.95 Beds, S7.95

Only IL. Sturdy hordwoods with wolnut,
maple or nohoeony finishes. Standard
sizes; spool or poster styles
Innerspring Mattresses, each with inde-
structible steel coils encased in layers of
soft cotton felt. Blue and white ticking,
1886
Coil Springs with highly tempered steel
coils, reinforced by helicals to prevent noise
and add comfort. Standard sizes. Were
1886 -- -----------S5.95
IA Innersprng Crib Mattresses, generously
padded with cotton felt. Assorted tick
l Studio Couch that opens to twin or
double bed. Comfortable innerspring con-
struction. Sample. Was $685. s19.95
l Studio Couch with comfortable inner
spring construction. Cotton homespun up
holstery Sample. Was s3495 80 s24.s5
1 Bed-Hi Studio Couch with separate
innerspring mattresses. Attractive plaid
covering. Was 1895 ----- $2S.75
The Pnlais Royal, Bedding Fourth Floor
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/ Gray Flannel Suit, striped.
Size IA. Originally 1895 SS
2 Wardrobe Suits, Wool-and-
rayon tweed Oatmeal shade.
Sizes 40 and AZ. Originally
s29.95 " SIG
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PAINTS REDUCED

80 Gallons Ready Mixed Gloss Paint in
white and colors. Was sl49 sl.09 gallon
Is Gallons Spar Earnish for floors and
boats. Was $3.50 S1.79 gallon
IS Gallons Pure Linseed Oil House Paint
in white and colors. Was 1925, s2.59 gallon
40 Gallons Washable Interior Gloss Paints,
white and colors Was $3.50 s2.49 gallon
The PaiaiS Royal, Paints ... Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
ChiIdren's Specials

10 Rayon Housecoats, Upper
front style. Sizes 8 to l6. Were
S1.98 Soc
6 Cotton Dresses, sizes IL to Is.
Were $1.15 39c
2 jacket and Overall Sets, cotton.
Size 2. Were S1.98 S1.59
1 Navy Uniform Dress, size 7.
Long sleeves. Was 500 So
l Navy Jumper, size l6. Was
1898 ---------S So
6 Cotton Sweaters, coat style.
White. Were S159 81
Navy Skirt, size l6. Was Sl.98,
19c
The PGiaiS Royal, Infants and
Chiidren'S Wear :. >. Third Floor
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Art NeedIework

20 Stamped Quilts, for applique. Full bed
size Were s1.98 8------------------s s1.69
2 Hand Crocheted Afghans, gray and rose,
or black and rose. Were $3.50 $3.50
50 Skeins CooIspray Cotton. for knitting
blouses, scarfs, hats, etc. Broken color as
sortment. Was 35c. Skein n---------- Csc
s Chairs with woven seats Maple-hnished
frames, slightly marred. Were s2.e8 s1.49
10 Glider Sets. water-repellent. cush-
ions. Were s998. Set $3.50
The PaI0is Royal,
Art Needieuork Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12

l Beige Suit, size Is. Origi-
nally $l0.95--- S3.85
3 Navy Suits. sizes II. IA and
16. Originally S1095 S3.85
Navy DreSsmaker Suit, size
II. Originally S29.95 SIC
The P0iais Royal, Suits T
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Reg. Sc EvergIode
Orchids, 35c

Limited quontity of these inter-
estln1 Florida plants so Of
troctive for your summer deco
rotions. Live severol months
without soil or voter.
The Palais Royal,
Stationery D.. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12

l02 DoiIies and Dresser Scarfs were 25c
and 29c -------.--------- 15c
All Wool Blankets, soiled extra large
size 72X90 inches. Were S1095 SS95
81 Printed Luncheon Cloths, size 52x52;
were 39c zoe
The PaldiS RoraI Linens Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Misses Coats Reduced
6 Street at Eleventh
Originally
SIPS to S22.95

There ore just So Of these lightweight coots, so be
here early for the best selection. Navy, black beige,
blue and pIoids, in broken sizes for misses, women
and little women.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
59c JeweIry, l0c

Only $50 Pieces!
Novelty pieces Of oil kinds, TO
dress up your every costume.
women's Cigarette Cases. Were
s5o5 S3.95
Compacts, were 1895 S2.95
Is Pieces Novelty Jewelry, were
81 SOC
l Woman's Cigarette Case and
Lighter Combination, was S1295,
IS
1 Sapphire umitation) Pin. was
$40 -------- sS.95
10 Chinese Rings, were $1.95 81
The Pnlais Royal,
Jeweiry .. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Misses Reg. S2.95
Terry Pojomos
Only G.
25!

Full trousers; long iockets with
hoods; pockets. yellow and green,
pink and blue, red and peach.
Broken sizes z to 20.
The Paims Royal,
Lingerie {. . Third Floor
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Misses Summer Suits
0;i;:y;''' ;i9:;; s9.'a
Originally
Sl4.95

Crisp royon foiIle with royon VeIveroy poIko dots.
Navy, brown, black pink and blue, Cut with lines
which particularly tIotterne to Ione-woisted toll
people. Sizes o to ! 8. Only II to sell!
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Thrift Shop Dresses
Sizes for misses, tGorlen
ntd little IL q m q u

Sizes for misses, Women
and little men.
10 Dresses. Were S5,95- SO
IL Dresses. Were s495 to 1895,
50
13 Dresses. Were $685. and
Sl095 IS
The Paiais Royal,
Thrift Dresses .. Third Floor
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Special, Apex Washer
NO DOWN PAYMENT, USE
DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN
REG.
S6995 w

Hos been used; hos electric pump Tor seIF-
enptyino.
l Gas Range, has been used: completely re-
finished Originally s7495. Friday. in
stalled 0S49sO
l A. b. C. Washer with electric pump for
self-emptying; has been refnished; used,
Was s599 Observation-Disclosures S4s
The Paidis Royal, Washers :. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
he &Ai4@gal
Street at Eleventh District 44oo/
$3.50 & S4.25 Smocks
Clearance, s.
District 44O0/

Plain white rayon satin smocks,
nicely made. Odd sizes.
The Paiais Royal,
Smofks . Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
300 Pcs. 49s and Sc
Rayon Undies
4 for 81

Snooth-fttinq undies Of novelty
royon. Broken sizes.
The Paiais Royal,
Rayon Underwear :. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Furniture and BEDDING Reduced

Occasional Chairs, solid walnut frames
Modern style. Handsome cotton tapestry
covers Were s1995 5--------------- S11.s5
End Table. three shelves, chromium
frame. Floor sample. Was sl495-- s1.9s
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Linens, Domestics
1O% to 4O% off

IS Summer Bedspreads, cotton crash, dou-
bic size; we're S1.59 ------------- Sl.39
Is Pillow Cases size 42x36; were l9c each,
for 81
"a Turkish Towels; were 19c6 for 81
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S5.95 and S6.95
Swim Suits, >3'S7

Swim suits knitted or royon los
tex, discontinued styles Notion-
oily known makes. Sizes 81 to
40; assorted coIors.
The PaIms Royal.
StorfSwear Third Floor
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Summer Furniture

Lawn Table With Canopy, and ready to
paint Large size. Was Sl2.95 5000 A.95
6 Metal Side Chairs, for your outdoor llV-
ing room" red, yellow, blue. Floor samples.
Were S1.49
Metal Chaise Lounge, yellow finish, for
porch or lawn. Was sl295 ------- S4.9S
Steamer Chair. all wood, natural finish.
Floor sample. Was s295-----S1.49
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Junior Dresses, Reduced

Junior Dresses, Reduced
Junior Dresses. Were $40 96 to sl7s5 --------ss
10 Junior Evening Gowns Were si0sS to s12e5----s5
The Paias Royal, Jssior Dresser Third Floor
Better Dresses, Reduced
Is Dresses broken Sizes for and women. Were
s1095 to $l795
Dresses, sizes. We're s7z s5------------s7 s5
The Paiais Royal, Better Dresses Third Floor
Sports Shop Specials
20 Spun Rayon Skirts aqua; sizes 1s and 20.
20 Skirts rayon crepe rsyon sharkskin and lightweight
WOOL Pastel shades. Broken sizes. Were $3e5---s267
Light Wool Skirts, pleats all around Pastel shades.
Sizes g. 80 and 80. Were SIS
Lastex Printed Bathing Suits Were s6s5----------s367
The Paias Royal, Sportsman Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Reg. Sl.l9 BIouses
Friday 20
Osiy ~ -

Only IS, novelty blouses in toi-
lored styles. Many striped cot
tons. Broken sizes.
The Palais Royal,
Neckuear First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Daytime Dresses

8 Rayon Crepe Dresses, broken
sizes. Were $3.50 $3.50
IL Cotton Dresses, broken sizes
for misses and women. Were
S295 to S5.95 ----------- S1.19
The Palais Royal,
Daytime Dresses First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
200 Pcs. Mems 81 JeweIry

AttroctiveIy gift boxed for |
Fathers Day, Sets include key
chain, tie bar and collar bor
oil FAX gold plotted 4
Tie Palais Royal, Mess Shop E. First FIoc
Evening star., 1941-06-12
ChiIdren's 25c and
35c AnkIets, lOc

100 polrs OF onkIets, some slightly
faded.
Is Pairs Women's Hose. Size 8i2.
Black and white only. Were rec
and ----l0c
The Paiais Royal,
Hosiery :. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
900 Mems 5oc Wash Ties

Smart color combinations in stripes
ond ploids; light or dark back
grounds. All popular eoIors in
cIuded
Evening star., 1941-06-12

D - - -
s;;;:;;', ;;,;; S24.98
Tobe hos 25x4O-inch stoiness porcelain
top; cutlery drower; adjustable chrome
LEGS. Four chrome choirs. upholstered in
eotherette. in oil: black and blue.
IL Five piece Breakfast Sets with 25x40-
inch tables with bakelite tops, pull-out
leaves drawer and adjustable legs. Four
two-tone chrome chairs. upholstered in
leatherette. 5 red, black. l blue, linen
and l Swedish Were s49.98.------ s3498
100 Bubble Bottles with 10 refills Stainless
steel Were sl98 81
30 Fitted Picnic Cases made of heavy fibre
board and fitted with 4 forks and spoons.
Leather handle Were ST. ------- 45c
j PergoIa with seats. Was sl498----S6.98
The Paiois Royal,
Housewares :. =. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12

Odds and ends Of dinner, breakfast, teo
ond breod- ond-butter pIotes, cups and
soucers, soup potes, pIotters, vegetable
dishes. tunnblers, sternred ond footed
glasses. Not any loree ouontlty Of ony
pottern. Useful pieces, drostlcoIIy reduced.
The Paiais Royal.
Dinneruare Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12

Pontes ond vests in broken sizes.
Teorose only.
2 Milanese Silk Gowns, size II
Were 1895 S2.98
; Pin Stripe Gowns. very color
full Sizes IA, Is and l8 Were
s395 S2.19
6 Munsingwear Rayon Bed Jack
cts, small and medium sizes.
Were N.19
The Painis Royal,
Rayoa Underwedr First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-12
Nationally
Knoun Make!

Mildly and notch collar styles with Lostex or draw
string waist. Choice Of coIors in stripes and oII-
over designs. Sizes A to D.
Evening star., 1941-06-12

Mostly tobe lamp sizes e. lorqe vonety
Of styles. Slightly soiIed.
Lumarith Boudoir Lamp Bases. Were 81 98
to 1898 - 81 to SI.98
IL Table Lamp Bases, prettily decorated.
Were 81 SOC
8 Large Table Lamp Bases, pottery. Were
s2.98 ---- ----- --- 81
III Hurricane Lamp Bases Were SOC l9c
The Palais Royal, Lamps -. Fth Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
Reserves Told 10
Continue Normally
Until Called In

AL members of the enlisted re-
serve corps and regular Army re-
serve n the ninth corps area should
continue their normal pursuits until
they receive specific orders to re-
port for dutv. it as announced Fri
Gay by Major General Jay L. Bene-
Gict, commanding general OF the
area.
He said some members had left
their JOBS and reported at the near
est Amy post without orders Such
action results in hardship TO ths
individual. inconvenience to his en-
p!oyer. adds needless confusion to
the Army. and should be avoided
Benedict declared
Changes in address since relief
from active duty should be reported
promptly 10 the commanding gen.
eral Of tie corps area.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-12
America First TO
Dishand Committee

CHICAGO. Dec. y. up = The
America First Committee, pre-Wa;
foe of administration foreign pol!c}
prepared today to disband its or
garization.
National directors Of the COM
r3.ttee reaffirmed that belief in its
principles but said the nations only
wartime goal was victory. 'The
statement said the committees OBJ
jectives had been an ''impregnable
defense for our nat.cn and avoid
ance o. involvement IN the Euro
pean Asiatic war"