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The Republican., 1941-10-23

elementary schools, accompanied by
Miss Kate Bannatyne, county supervi-
sor, spent Wednesday morning visit
ing various departments in the local
school.
DR.. H. F. Cotterman, agriculture
supervisor of the school system, also
visited the local school. During his
visit he outlined new trends of the
work to be carried on in the third and
fourth years of agriculture work to
associate it more closely with the de-
fense program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cristy Robert, Frost
burg; Ford C. Mccullough and Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. Pryor and son David
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Friend.
Charles Ross will leave Wednesday
for Pine Camp, N. Y, following a visit
of week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. O. Ross.
Joseph Lint, Canton, o., visited with
friends here on Monday.
Mrs. Paul Friend and Miss Helen
Miller attended luncheon sponsored
by the Red Cross in the William-J James
Hotel, Oakland, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black were Sun
day guests Of Mrs. Blacks brother,
Bunnel Friend and his daughter, Miss
Icie Friend, near Hoyes.
Miss Jean Rush, Fairmont, visited
her mother, Mrs. Iva Rush, over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Grove, Mey-
ersdale, visited Mr.. and Mrs. @. A.
Murphy on Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Barkley and daughter
Blanche, Concluence, were visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Kathryn Riley,
on Sunday. They all visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Riley at Albright on
Sunday afternoon. The latter's son is
critically ILL.,
Mrs. John Hinebaugh and son
George, his daughter Virginia and
Mrs. Sadie Shope, Henrietta Wilt, Mr..
and Mrs. Verlyn Holler and children,
Crellin; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hine-
baugh, of F'riendsville, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Hinebaugh, near Keeler Glade.
Edward burst and family, McClel-
landtown, were dinner guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lytle.
Mrs. Scott Hilliard and her three
sons, Confluence, are spending this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lytle.
Mrs. Garrettson Buckingham and
sons, Robert, Ronald and Richard left
on Saturday for Baltimore where they
will reside. They had spent the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Friend, the
parents of Mrs. Buckingham.
Earl Guard and Donald Chisholm
were business callers in Oakland on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bittner, Addi-
son, Pa, visited relatives here
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Henniegh and
daughter We're weekend guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Ober, Palmyra, Pa.
Mrs. Minnie Harris and daughter
Bobette, spent the weekend as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Oldland, West
Leisenring, Pa.
R o b ert Lowdermilk, Frederick,
visited his wife here on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs Ellen Whitley and children
left Monday for Thomas, w. Va, to
join her husband, who is employed
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wilson, Grays
Landing, Pa, spent Sunday with the
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latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dye.
Miss Helen Miller was hostess to
Circle No. of the w. s. c. S. at her
home Tuesday night. At the conclu-
sion of the business meeting, refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Aleta
Murphy, Mrs R. L. Greynolds, Mrs.
Manila Friend, Mrs. Mona Teats,
Mrs. Aurea c. Rose, Mrs. Margaret
Williams, Mrs. Maude Dixon, Mrs.
Wayne Hook and Mrs. Jimmie Miller
were among the members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erman Savage and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Saw
age and daughter Berdena were in
Uniontown, Thursday.
Mrs. w. C. Nedrow and Miss Helen
Seeter returned home Monday after
spending several days in Washington,
D. c..
Nolan Barker and Wallace d. Hol-
man, Waynesboro, Va, were guests
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Holman, several days last
week.
Private Emory Friend, Sheridan,
ILL.,, has returned after spending a
week here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fox and Jane
Guard visited Miss Lucille Green
wood, State Teachers College, Frost
burg, Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Friend has returned to
her home after having received treat
ment in Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land.
Mrs. Mae Schroyer, Morgantown;
Dennis Schroyer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Schroyer, Accident, were
Saturday guests of Mrs. Helen
Greasy.
Miss Dorothy saltzman, Detroit, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Schroyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Glenn and
daughter, Geraldine, attended the par
ents' night program at the State
Teachers College, Frostburg, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Florence Beauchamp re-
turned to Detroit, Mich, after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Lowdermilk,
for a week. Their brother, Leo
Rodgers, returned to Detroit to visit
for some time.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Earl Hinebaugh were Rev. and Mrs
A. V. Jeffers, Somerfield, Pa; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Thomas and daugh-
ter, Ursina, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Fike and daughter Jean, of
Fearer, Md; and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vitez and daughter, Mill Run, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Frazze and
family, Mrs. Oliver Frazze, of Frazee
Ridge; and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hum
berson, of Hazelton, w. Va, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr., and Mrs
Charles Humberson.
Raymond and Charlie Thomas, who
are employed in Richmond, Va, are
visiting their parents here for few
days.
A number of children in local
schools are confined to their homes
with the mumps.
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the Sunday preceding October 81, but
will occur one week later this year
At 7 o'clock the Aurora parish will
have charge of the young peoples
service, and at 7:45 Rev. A. B.
Leamer, D. D., of Oakland, will preach
the sermon at the regular worship
service.
This celebration commentaries the
act of Martin Luther when he nailed
his theses to the door of the Castle
church in Wittenberg.
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at is an opportunity for the
Church to give more urgent emphasis
to the Gospel call for repentance and
faith in Jesus Christ" said Rev. A. K.
Jones, Red House pastor, when MAX
ing the announcement. "The grievous
experience of humanity in these days
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require that the whole Christian
church should become more active in
the proclamation of Gods Word Men
and nations are confused and discour-
aged. They are more eager than ever
to hear the message of the Saviour
of the World" he concluded.
The Republican., 1941-10-23
Lutherans to Observe
Festival of Reformation

Lutheran parishes of the mountain
top area will unite in service in
commemoration of the Festival of the
Reformation, at Red House Lutheran
church on Sunday evening, Novem-
ber 2.
This festival is usually observed on
The Republican., 1941-10-23
FRIENDSVILLE
School Carnival

The annual Halloween carnival,
sponsored by the Friendsville school,
will be held in the school auditorium
Thursday, October 80. The activities
will begin at 8:15 with costume
parade. Cash prizes will be awarded to
the best dressed and most comically
dressed child under II years of age,
as well as to the best and most COM
ically dressed adult appearing either
as an individual or in a group. A cash
door prize will also be given during
the evening.
Bingo, ball throwing contest, fish
pond, fortune telling and other con-
tests. and games are included in the
carnival activities. Members of the
school faculty and students are work
ing on the several events to be includ-
ed on the program. Last year more
than 300 persons attended the carni-
val.
Brief Mention
The Rev. R. l.. Greynolds has an
nounced that services will be held
at the Sang Run Methodist church on
Sunday, October 26, $50 A. NJ; at
Hoyes, HOO A. M; Friendsville, at
7:30 P. M.
r There will be sauer kraut supper
in +bo Mo+bodic+ ob,,,.oL bo.o,o,o,,+ -
Saturday evening", October 25, from
5 to o'clock, for the benefit of the
Friendsville and Hoyes Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service. The price
will be 40 cents.
Rev. Henry Knoell will conduct SER
vice in the Christian church on Sun
day, October 26, at IL; Sunday school
at 1000. A. M.
Births Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley B. Miller an
nounce the birth of son at the home
of Mrs. Miller, Homecoming, on Friday
evening, October II. This is the first
child. The mother was the former
Miss Jennie Timney, Of Homecoming,
a teacher in the local schools for sew
eral years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schroyer an
nounce the birth of son at their
home here on Friday evening, Octo-
Der II. Mrs. Schroyer was formerly
Miss Virginia Friend, of Fearer.
Birthday Celebrated
Mrs. B. F. Schroyer was hostess at
a dinner given in honor of the 68th
birthday anniversary of her hus-
band on Thursday evening, October
16. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Level
lyn, Mr.. and Mr.. Oden Frantz and
daughter Dorothy were among the
guests present.
Personals
Miss Velora Swauger, Mr. and Mrs.
W. ]. Glenn and R. o. Mccullough at
tended meeting of the Garrett county
study group held Monday in the Court
House, Oakland, under the direction of
James E. Spitznas, State High school
supervisor.
Mrs. Iva Rush and Mrs. Russell
Frazee attended a meeting of the
Woodmen of the World at Hagerstown
on Thursday While there they also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Karol Rush.
w. j. Glenn, past chancellor of the
local Knights of Pythias lodge, has
been appointed deputy grand chancel.
lor of the organization. His term ol
office will extend to October 9, 1912
Miss l.. Jewell Simpson, assistant
| State Sl1nnrintnndn1,+ In nhnro.n %.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

io,liW nit ocn1 b0Dlten iponiidcn
Sr0en: oem @roGfrel5 >beS militiri=
l1en &erbienltorocnS ous.
Sniolgc leincs nlou1en Gr5ellen Ct
gcbenen 2ebens nlterte s(lfpns lcbr
raid lmo feline 6ll,6t aus Sponien,
Sic i'm 5lterlt noG ser S6luci5 1lno
oam naG 9fom broc1tc, 1lntergrllbcn
no6 mebr ieine @cil1nobeit. No0ocm
ct enolidb 5ltgl'nltcn leines iiinalten
SpbneS abgeNonft bate, erlag CT i'm
slltcr bon mtr 81 So6rcu ciucm @cr5.
leibcn.
Sont Gerfiieung 6e5 @enerolilii=
mus 5rancisco Sranco loa Sic 2eide
sllions' ipater im Gscoriol in Mo<
oriO, Ser @rabltdtte Ser iponii0en
&onige, beigeiett iperben.
* X X
&rieg lit at allen 3eiten ols cine
ser iblimmiten Seimil,dungen, Sic
6ie @enId)beit befallcn, angeieben
lporoea. Ser moberne arieg, nit iei-
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Sc trennten iib nit Ser 3eit immer
mebr poneinanoer lln0 idlieBli6 gin-
gen iie beri6iebene @ese.
sllfons mar ilnlner ein sSreuno
Sranfrei6s nn6 Gnglan6s. s(ls ser
fran5oiii@e Mari6au &enrp &bilippe
8etaiw ser iebise Better Ser @idp
&egieruns, Sic ipanil6e MilitGrofa=
oemie in Sole0o ols gbrengolt be-
lltdte, sei6nete i'm Ser 90nig per.
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Yaplt Yius ser 3p6lite lutroe
on1 2. 0t6r5 1889 5lm 8aplt er-
p6blt uno ont ~. M1r5 Ocslelben
SSsabres fano sic feierlid)e &r0nung
ltatt. Nibt langc na6 slntritt lei=
ncr 9fegicrung beaannen bercits
&riegstuolfcn iiber europa liN 5ll=
iammen5ll6allcn, trps scr olliciti=
gcu 9eniibungcn ocs Yapltcs. 9Fo6
s(usbrllO oes &ricges luor icinc
@auptlorgc ollf sic Grlei6tcrlng
OeS 9oles ser &ricgsleioenbeu ge=
ribtct.
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Ser Siibrcr', lmo nit 2uopig Dem
Giersebnten bon 0ranfrei0 t0nnte ser
Yraiiocnt iagcn: rSN bin bcr
Stat.
@bccler fiibrte bonn olts, SOP @or.
lage 177G lid binter bc,n @ort Ser.
teioigune' perbirgt, ooB o6cr scr
3ped Scr Gorloge oarin beltebt, bic
Ser. Staotcn ibrer &ertcioigung 5u
beronbcn lno lic in sen &rie9 5u itir.
sen, oDne oas oncritonilde Soft
bier6ei lm 9at 5u frogcu.
sllS gei1brlid uno ouin0S be5cid)-
nete Genotpr @bccler Sic Eropaga,l.
ou, ipcld)e bcbolptet, oab mir nns
6ereit5 iln @ricN bcfinoen. Su oicier
9c5ieblng modte er oui oie slclt-
berung oe5 &mcuui1iiterS Sdes mi.
nlcrfloln, in scr er crflGrtc, ntou lolle
Somncr5cit int Sonoc cinfiibrcn, "a
,,luir icbt i'm &rieae lino".
9clonoer3 luouotc li6 Senntor
8bcelcr 0rgcn Sic EropuNonoiltcn i'm
9t1uoirut sic 6anerno iNrcicn, baB
mir INon I'M &riegc linh. Sier5u be-.
merftc cr:: Sic Muic liuo upu &obi.
nettsbcontcn lntt Nclpprocu, bic upr
&ongrcEfonltccn crlhicnclr, luurNen
bon elmer sSrn1 i'm 9tluofl,nt gc0ll.
bert, Sic SIT Suulcnocn ,lnlcrcr 9irNer
lpra0, lmo 5luor III cincr Scriomnt.
lllng, in ser tSrou Nouicuclt Sen &or-
lib fiibrtc. SlllRcrocn ltebc1 @cnoea
gSillfie nno intcrnotiolole 9ouficrs
Ginter Scr GorlnNc. s. iOrei6cu tGu.
lid) ncbr nuo mcbr Shrci6cricelcu in
Sen 3citlnNclL onG mir int &ric0 liuo,
llnO olN sic 9(rnnlhtblltrotc0cu
l0rcieu iua irl6c @orn.
rSNu Nunlcn lmicrcr &oriubrcn 1t.
int 9taulcn OeS onIcritoniiDcn Gplfcs
rllIc id ilncn 5u: SORT oui. GoS
ltinlnlt nidt @ir fins nidt int &ricg.
Gas oncrifollild)e Gplt bot Oelltli6
5lt pcrltcbcn acgebcl, ooG eS feilcn
&ricg piinld)t. llno menn Scr &on,
Nrc6 rlrbiN @lut bcpo6rt uuo Sen
&opf 1iht pcrlicrt, o,li ooS oncrito.
niid)c Golt b0rt mo lih mcigcrt, icine
perfollllnNar1Bigcn 9ichtc olli5uNe.
ben ooun, lic6cr Sott, mcrocu mir
nibt III Sen &ricg tonlllcn.
u&orlnn mcrocu biclc 0cDouptllu.
gen acnadt? Gon1it iiN bo5 &olf
ocm S6idiol fiigt oo5 sic &ricgabet.
scr porHc5ci0nct Gobcn?'
uWtillioncn bon H(mcrifoncrn', cr.
tlurtc @bcclcr, ,,lupllcu bon i6rcn Sc.
natoren miiicn o6 ser &ergeiiene
Wiann bon 1882 ser llnbcfo1ute Sol.
Sat bon 1912 ipcrocu lou'', iogte
@beelcr, nn6 bc5citbuctc Sic &orloge
Damn ol5 reinc geict1c6crild)c 1no
fonititl,tioncac Ntonitroiit6t, sic poG
toolibcu @iitcS lit iir sic 3uflnit
rnicre5 2onoeS."
SD icbc il1 oiclcr @prlogc Gin
Statltt, boS Sen ErGlioentcn bcppa.
mdbtigt, nit Geipolt in Sem Gonilift
5lt intcrocniereu, ser ictt in europa
tobt. Sic nl0gcn es pcr5ltferl, 10 piel
Sic luollcu, sic Gorlase 0ffnet ocn
&ries Sic Sir. Sic beocl,tet, 6aB ser
&on9reB aui feline fonltitltionellen
&ebte per5idtet fat, iotpeit elm &rieg
in sSraae fonnlt."
~ u@s eibt. feinen @eg, Ser oblolut
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Das a,nerifa1ii9e 8olt lit, trok al
Ter arieespropasanoa, felt ii6er5el.gt,
oaB 8rafioent Hoolebelt ieinen iuieoers
bolten 8eripre6en, oie Ser. Staatel
bonn europdiiden ariege fern5ubal=
ten, ~treu bleiben miro. 3ipeifelsobne
iperoen eieenniitige &riegsbeser oie
@uBenpolitif bes Brdlioenten NIT al
len n10gli6en Mitteln 5lt beeinfluiiet
f6 bemiiben, aber bas ameritanil6e
@olt febt iein feItes @ertrauen ouf
sic ltmii6tiefeit, alugbeit nno Sc
ftigfeit ieines oberlten Staatsbeamten.
@ie inn eriten @eltfrieg fann 1nIer
2ano auf Die Sreue 1no slnb0nglid=
felt ser 9eutl6 =Mmerifaner 1tno ibrer
8reiie 1,no altf Sic bunoertpro5entige
Wfitlpirfllng al 1tnlerm nationalen
gerteioigl,ngsprogromm re6nen.
X X X
9ie 9elttid= =Imerifaniide San6elss
TANNER in Stem Oorf lit beim Staats=
Department in @aibington ernel1t me-
gen ser Sdaffl,ng einer ltberen 8oIt=
route bon Ser @eltfiilte bia Sapalt
1no Sibirien na6 9eutidlano por=
ftellig geiporoen. So
Or. gilbert 9egener, Spnoitl.s Der
SanbeIsfanaler, ipieoerDolt in einent
Iangeren Selegramm an Staatsiefre-
tar Sull nod einmal Sic @riinbe,
tuelde fir Sic ginfiibrung ser 8olt-
route ipre6en. @lei65eitig tuirb oor-
a,tf bingetpieien, baB Sic iiber Sen
9(tlantif geianoten unb fir bas &eid
beItimnlten Soltia6en fonfis5iert mer-
0en.
Sic SanoeIsfommer for6ert oes-
, bolb int Nalnen i6rer Mitglicoer ,rno
SauIeroer tre,ter omerifarii6er @iir=
ger, oie le6tglib ein Sntereiie at ser
g(ufre6terboltllng ser 8erbino,ng
nit ibren Gerpanoten baben, I'm.
@ie6erallfnabme bes Bo1toienites pia
Sapan.
ltebrigens bot ein FOLDER Goitoienlt
in1 pergaltgenen Sabr eiun1ot gan5
fltr5e Belt beltanoen, pltrbe aber bon
Ser omerifaniiden Hoit6eboroe folleu
geloIiel,' ols Sic Gngldnoer olld Sic
oeltIde Eolt BON ben iapanil6en
9ampfern nabn1eu.
sssn Ser baro1f pon Staatsoepart'
1nent eegebenen snttport lit Sos grllt-
den ser belttid-on1erifanilUen San-
belsfamn1er nit ser 8egriinoltug o6=
aetpieIen poroel, ,,oaB feline Ger0ll=
berllng in Sen @erbdltniilen eingetrc=
ten iei, ~bie at Ser ieiner5eitigen Gnt-
iGeioung, Holt nod 9elltlblol,o iiber
BEN sltlontif at leiten, gcfiibrt ba=
ben"
s(uf @r1no bieier nel,erlidDen MoB=
nabme biirften Sic Soffnlnecn 5abl=
reider omerifaniiber lirluen rno
5amilien, ibre @oit iiber SEN Ga5ifif
nad Geutldlono 5lt id)idel1, fir a6-
iebbore Belt berni6tet fem.
X X X
SIN Gril in Nom lit bergaugene
@od)e @rf0nig s(lfons ser 9rei5ebnte
BON spaniel1, i'm Mlter bon 81 Sab=
ren, eeitorben. Seine inn Sabre 1906
: NIT 9rin5eiiin @ictoria Gugenie ge-
fdloiiene, .gbe mar nidt glidlid). 8ei-
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llfDetdnllt mare1. S0on DER erlte
8eltfrieg entipidelte eine Moroluaf=
feltednif, Sic aues Sriibere il1 sen
Sbatten itellte Ser gegenip0rtige
&rieg ser iiber Sic Golfer @llropos
Dereingebrobelt nit ieiuer perbeercn-
Sen Slftipofie 1mo icinem olles Der
ni6telloen @iftgas, bringt nie bage=
meiene S6reden ,lno ,lnpermeiolihcn
EoO ii6er fampfenbe Seerc ,mo ,lnbe-
teiliate 3ioililten.
Sic 9e9enluGrtig SEN omerifoni=
Idcn Sentiment bcreiienoe norlucgil0c
S6riftltellerit - 1lno GolDcrtitin -
Sigrio llnict fat in iGrer GNiloe=
ring ser 2rieeslWretfen, sic 2iige ais
Sic arolenpolltc uno prrbcercnoitc al
ler 9riegsiuaffen bc5ci6nct.
ugtien1ollo', 10 erflGrt Sigrio lln=
Jet, fam ii6 olld MIR onnGGerno ei=
ncn gegrifi bon sen Gdrctfcn oicics
&riegeS nlahelt. @cnn mir ba5u I'M
ltanoc iudrell ipiirocn mir bapon tier
bcll: bic n1altslpreblidcn Sciocn Scr
Scrpllllocten. .ni6t ciluunl 5u lprc-
den bon ben motericllcn Gdoocn,
Dem ll1ipieocr6ringli6en &erlu1t ser
Shdse Der &lnlit lmo @ilienld)oit,
clncS 1mIercs folt6urcn Gr6cs, elmer
Grrllnacl,ld)aft Observation-Disclosures 81
pili1atipl1. oes 2onbcS mcincr SHUTTER
- Gdncmarf - ltnb ser mcincs ci=
gencn Sonocs. Scr &ricg miro oGcs
pcrlcllingcn. -.
usl6cr oo5 s(0critDlinlnItc, bas
,Slr0terlibltc an oieicm Grieac, ser
&crn Scr totulit1rcn &crnid)tlngS=
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Evening star., 1941-03-06
Mattresses, Couches

Innersprng Mattresses onepece silent steel coil unit
encased layers of cotton felt Servceable striped tick
ing S945
Colonial Beds twin size, mahogany finish gumwood.
Were S1095 S6.95
Dolly Madison Beds, charming spool design Maple nm
sh on hardwood. Twin sizes Were $l1 95 S795
Is Coil Springs highly tempered coils fastened by hell
Gals to prevent and add comfort. Were S895 S6S9
Studio Couch, opens to twin double bed, comfortable
innerspring construction. Was $34 S2295
l Bed-H Studio Couch with two separate innersprng
mattresses. Cotton homespun covering. Was $4495,
S2S.S5
Sofa Bed spacious bedding compartment. Converts to
comfortable quarter-size bed Was S4495 S2S.S5
The PaLais Royal, Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-06
2oc to 59c Neckweor
100 ~
Pieces! IO

Odd lot neckwear, including cuffs
ruching and collars.
80 Blouses in dressy and tailored
styles; pastels and street shades.
Sizes "a and &c. Were s119 - 69c
IS All-Wool Sweaters in cardigan and
slip-on styles. Red, navy or black
in sizes "a and 36. Were 81 - S1.59
Is Blouses of red rayon satin. Sizes
"a, 36 and 38. Were s2------ 81
Evening Jackets of rayon crepeS and
rayon velvets; sequin trims. Sizes
IA, 16 and 18. Were S4.95 to S795.
S3.95
The Paiais Royal,
Neckwear First Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Footwear Reduced

"a Pairs Genuine Alligator Pumps with high heels
Broken sizes. Were S8.75 ----------- S435
1852 Pairs Princess Royal Arch Shoes of patent leather
Ties and pumps in broken sizes. Were SIS -- S295
The PalaS Royal, FOotrear Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Floor Coverings

BroadIoom Carpet Rugs, 27x54 inches all coors. Were
IS to SO 95 S4.95
Seltex Rugs clean textured 22x40 inches Were $780, 81
Seamless Administer Rugs, best quality 9xl2foot sze
3 patterns. Were 500 95 ---------- -------- S49.95
Chenille Rugs with lid match. All colors Were
$3.50 S2.95 set
Genuine Inlad LinoIeums in popular patterns. Were
S149 S1I9
Baskeweave Fiber Rugs discontinued patterns color
combinations. Were S13 95 $685.
Belgian All-Sisa Rugs 9x12 feet. solid colors Were
II Standard Felt Base Rugs, perfect quality. Were
S295 - --- SI.99
Felt Base Floorings in excellent patterns Were 39c
yard ---------- ------------ ---------- 29c So yd
Frnged Wilton Rugs perfect quality choice patterns
Were S5450 S445O
The Paiais Royal, Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-06
Lodyfoir Germantown Yorn

2O9-2- Ounce Skeins Reg ACC -- 29c skein
Soft Germantown Yarn ideal for afghan sweaters ETC.
Broken color assortment.
2S Skens Chenille red white and black Use for blouSes
sweaters 35c 19c skein
I42 Skens Trcoaine, lovely soft all-wool yarn for
sweaters dresses Was 45c c--------- 29c skein
26 Hanks Knitting Yarn 34-ounce size Limited color
choice 39c 19c hank
81 Odd Lot Yarns. Were 35c to 55c-19c skein
50 Stamped Aprons of unbleached muslin Easytowork
patterns Were
The Palais Royal Art NeedIework Fifth Floor