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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-16
Hello, Folks:

Well, this week the topic of dis
cussiOn is centered around the
Duke Ellington Dance which is to
be held Halloween Night, October
81, at the lovely st. Paul Auditor
ium. The dance is being sponsored
by the Mimi. Assn. of Credit Unions
of which our own Negro AssOci-
ated Credit Union and the Credja-
fawn Credit Union are members.
The admission fee is only Csc and
tits said Ellington will be dishing
out some fine sophisticated swing.
Chit Chat Hot Off the Griddle:
Last Saturday evening the fol-
lowing St. Paul couples motored up
to Somerset, Wis, to one of the re-
sorts frequented by many Twin
Citians: NINA and ED SALTERS;
LAWRENCE and JOSEPHINE
Mccoy; LOUNEER and MURIEL
PEMBERTON; and DIR. and MRS.
CORNELIUS MOBILEY. Re-
ceived a card from "Sir" NORMAN
Light of Camp Crowder, Mo.
Light states that he has been pro-
NOTED to a Corporal and so has
ORRIE C. HALL, been promoted
to a Corporal. JOHN THOMAS of
St. Paul, who is stationed at the
same camp, has been promoted to
First Class Private. (By the way,
O. G. Halls wife, Barbara, just re-
turned from Camp Crowder where
she has been visiting him. .
SGT. NATHANIEL HURST of
New York, stopped in the Twin
Cities for short stay en- route to
Fargo, N. D. (And what lass was
looking very dreamy-eyed in his
direction?) -. Dashing DONALD
SMITH of Los Angeles, Calf, was
back in St. Paul last week CONFER
encing" with local draft board Of
ficials and escorting various ladies
about the two towns. Donald, after
little debating, joined up with the
U. S. Navy. Another fine-look-
ing lad, CORPORAL ACIE LEE of
Fl. Leonard Wood, Mo-, was in St.
Paul last week visiting his home
folks. (Acie seemed to be quite the
devoted one to P. NJ, didn't he?)
LIEUT.. JAMES IN. W KINGS
LAND, who is studying at the
State Hospital in Rochester, GER
tainly is causing a number of
"heart ailments" among the fairer
sex when he breezes into St. Paul
occasionally. PVT. ode
THOMPSON of Fort Sill, Okla,
sent into Sal the following news
about our own boys: TURNER
PRICE, WILLIE MCDOWELL
JOHN LOWE, SHELTON FREE
MAN, ARCHIE BRADLEY, RICH
ARD TRAVIS, GEORGE THOMP-
SON and RAY THOMPSON as
some of our own home boys who
have recently arrived at Fort Sill
The boys are rather lonely, so Twir
Citians get busy and drop them g
few lines.
PVT. JIMMIE CARTER has
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-16
HALLE @. BROWN NOTES

The Forum got off at a very good
start with Miss Marion Cuthbert of
New York City as guest speaker.
Many Of her family's friends of
long standing came out to hear her
most interesting and inspiring mes
sage. Among those in attendance
whom we do not see often were
Mrs. Rebecca Moore, aunt to Mrs.
Alverta Coram; Mrs. Name White
of Minneapolis and her husband;
Sid Cuthbert; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Tandy, and few others who came
especially to hear Marion" as they
said. Most of the, remaining audi
ence was made up of the regular
Forum attendants who are pretty
generally present at all Halle Q.
Brown Forums. Programs for the
next few meetings will include:
October 25-Alice Sickels - In
ternational Institute and promoter
of the FESTIVAL of Nations"
November 8-Panel Discussion
John Patton, John Doyle, James
Griffen. Mr.: Maceo Littlejohn will
chair the panel.
November 22-Dining Car En-
ployees' Union-Local No. SIG will
sponsor the Forum program.
December 13-N.A.A.C.P. Forum.
The Supper Club girls will have
a Council Fire meeting at Thomp-
sons Park next Saturday night at
which time election of officers for
the ensuing year will take place
and new memberships will be voted
upon.
The Boys and Girls of Yesterday
had their Annual Party at Crispus
Attacks Home Wednesday October
IA, where they were visitors to the
aged residents of the home. The
association played host to the en-
tire group and furnished refresh
ments. Mrs. Louise Hargrave is
chairman and Mrs. Alverta Coram
is adviser to the group of Boys and
Girls of Yesterday.
Among the new club advisers at
Halle this year are Misses Blu
dorm, Dorothy Cooper and Dorothy
Martin. Other leaders who are
volunteering at Halle @. Brown
this year are Messrs. U. G. Coram
Cubs, George Manning and
Thomas J. Hibbs-Boy Scouts and
Miss Evelyn Kelly-Girl Reserves,
Mary Ella Coins - Mystery Girls
and Boys and Girls of Yesterday
Mrs. Alverta Coram.
The Mems Council met Monday
night under the capable leadership
of A. James Lewis, who is now
president, A. McWatt, secretary,
and "Duke" Coram, treasurer.
Registrations are being taken for
Home Nursing and Hygiene now
as soon as we get 80 registra-
tons we will begin the class in
Home Nursing and Hygiene. Hurry
up and join this class-it is very
interesting and so useful in the
home and in emergencies. Register
at Halle @. Brown House today.
Miss Pearl Mitchell, president of
Marshall High School Girls Re-
serves, was recently elected vice
president of the Inter-City Council
of the Girls Reserves. Miss
Mitchell is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert R. Mitchell of 685 Car
roll Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-16
Reason 7:eS3a5d' In and
My New 1913 AstroIogy Readings Are Ready

M. D.: I have been considering
making a change in my work for the
past four months. Should I accept
the position I have in mind?
Ans: Your suggested change
would mean only going from one
hospital to another with the same
pay. But it would also mean new
cO-wOrkers, the chance to make
new friends and a new environment.
That is what you are seeking. Make
it if you like.
S. L.: I am going with boy who
is very nice and also intelligent. He
wants me to marry him but I told
him I wanted to spend two years in
college which would place me ex-
actly where I want to be. He wants
me to marry him secretly and con-
tinue in school. Do you think that
would be all right? He has a job
making good money.
Ans: There is no basis for mari
tai happiness in the set-up you
propose for there are too many
odds against its success. You are
anxious to finish college and would
resent having to give up your plans
should your marriage prevent that.
If you did go to college, secretly
married to this boy, you would miss
one of the major advantages of col
lege life that is, making new
friends, accepting invitations to go
out with the opposite sex. This
would put you in an embarrassing
situation for you would have a lot
of explanations to make. Under
this emotional strain, you couldn't
possibly devote your mind to your
studies. Better give up the idea of
secret marriage.
E. S. c.: I am a young man and
live in South Georgia. My sister in
Philadelphia is trying her utmost
to get me to come and live with
her. She says I could make sue
cess up there with my talent. Must
I try it?
Ans: If your sister is willing to
take you in her home, send you to
school and help with your expenses
then 1 see no reason why you
shouldn't 60. You no doubt could
get more advantages in a larger
city than there. But you shouldn't
go there with the thought of sit
ting down and letting her shoulder
the entire responsibility. You can
work after school hours and on
week-ends to help take care of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-16
Separate Section
Nominees Lose in
st. Peter Election
st. Peter Elects Officers

At the annual election of trustees
of St. Peter A.M.E. church the fol-
lowing trustees were elected: Chas.
w. Glenn, James Aubrey, Lonnie
Leverette, Luther Abbey, Robert
Mallory, Samuel Lewis, Frank
Peoples, Jim Ward and Clarence
Underwood.
Nine other names were placed
Gin a separate section" on the bal
lot but those elected were grouped
together and were the men Rev. A.
J. Irvine, pastor, said he could
work with.
A proposal to locate st. Peter
Church in the vicinity of 10th street
and Tenth avenue south was dis
cussed and passed on.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-16
Correction

A letter to the editor in this
paper last week stated that the
vote between A. w. Callerstrom
and Russell R. Helm in the recent
primary was 1854 votes. This was
a mistake. The vote was 1875 vote
margin for Callerstrom.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-10-16
The Black Man
Speaks

~
You say you're my Creator,
I'll not ask you why
But I'll say to your face, Stay in
your place
And watch a man come by.
Yes, it's true, I'm the footstool
The man that's furtherest down,
And that all men despise me and
call me
A fool and clown.
But in spite of the God who made
me,
In spite of hatred and fear,
Pm rising, God, Pm rising, I'm
rising,
Do you hear?
Pm striking my shackles from me,
Fighting for my place,
Often beat, but never defeat,
And a smile upon my face.
Some day when the battle is won,
And we all stand side by side,
I'll find in your place, Another face
For the old-time God will have died
Forever and forever
Amen!
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Evening star., 1942-10-08
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced b orMore

Living Room Furniture
Chippendae design Sofa cotton spring
cushions hairled frame muslin nterlining Originally SITS
Now $1095o
Modern design Sofa blue reze
cushion Originally s126 Now Observation-Disclosures $695O
Modern Chair match above Originally Now
lawson Sofa cotton freze reversible spring
cushion. Originally $20. $3.50
Bareback Chair cotton brocate edged with
beige spring cushion, brass casters Originally
$lO350 Now $685.
Living Chair Anne design appewood
frame cotton homespun with leather back
Originally $13s50. $3.50
Clubdessn Sofas blue cotton Originally
$lO95O. NOW
Dining Room Furniture
Solid Maple Pedestal base Table Originally $775o Now
S445s
Solid Mahogany Sideboad Heppewhte silver drawer
slightly scratched. Originally $3.50
Modern design Side Chairs beached mahogany with cotton
ourquoe seat and back Originally $l75 Now $115
Oak Dining Room suite in Cromwell nsh-refectory table
cabinet side chairs
group only Was 1898 50. S225
Side Chair white enamel with off white simulated leather
Less than u price $325
LIVING AND DINING ROOM FuRNIruRE, Sixth FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Wool Tapestry Yarn
I8e Was PC

100 skeins Paragon wool tapestry
yarn, 40-yard skeins Of odd dye lots.
Tan and dark green.
Model Cotton Applique Crib Quilt,
white background with colored ap-
plique and blue border: Jack and
Jill design; 40x6O. Was $3.50.
Now
Knitting Bags Of rayon faille with
strap handles, lined in rayon. Red,
maroon, rose and beige. Were 50.
NOW 81
1 Rayon Moire Bed Rest in peach
filled with milkweed and cotton
peeler comber; slightly damaged.
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
: Model Cotton Bridge Sets with
fringed edge; blue and rose. Cloth,
33x33; napkins, 12x12. Were ST.
NOW set $4.75
IL Cotton Tapestry Knitting Bags,a
rayon lined, with strap handles;
brown and beige. Were 81. Now,
SI.50
1 Uncovered Foot Stool, mahogany
finish. slightly damaged; 12x15x7.
Was 81. Now So
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Decorated Glass Tumb|ers
s. each We,< 81 do.>n
Were 81 dozen

Four colors. ~
crystal Glass Hurricane Lamp design Less than
Coored Glass Fruit Bowl Less than y price,
crystal Cut Glass Ice Tub. $3.50 Now---- 81 50
* crystal Glass Bonbon Dishes imported
imported Glass Cigarette Holders imperfect 49, Now
S150
lS Imported Glass Dishes coored Were ST. Now SOC
IL crystal Glass Ash Trays. Were 81. ----- soc
Crystal Glass Cigarette design So $75
10 Cut Crystal Glass IA 65 81
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Juniors Jumper
Stacks, 3. .''
Less than u Price

Less than Y Price
20 jumper slacks in sturdy denim
or spun rayon. Slipper fastenings,
bright colors. Sizes . to IS.
50 pieces Of Novelty Jewelry in lapel
pins, earrings, bracelets of heart
designs and novelty decor. Half
70 Pure Silk or Wool Scarfs in
squares or long turban shapes. Were
$295 and more. Now S1.95
Cottons and Spun Rayon Dresses in
prints, stripes, checks and dots. In
swiss, seersucker, dimity, percale,
chintz. Sizes to 15s
Is Were $3.95. Now
Is Less than half price-------$2.95
Is Were $1295. Now $685.
Assorted Group Of Rayon Crepe
Dresses in new fall styles. Sizes IL
to IS. Were 1855. Now
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

Bedside Tables composition Less than y price
Metal Typewriter Table Less than II price
Wooden Commode Less than " price
Porcelan-top Tables Were 1925. Now---------Ss.s5
Porcean-top Table Was $l39s.
Metal Utility Cabinet Less than n price
Metal Roaser Table Less than "a price,
Mirror Dresser Was $1695 Now----------------3s
Number Metal Sugar Can. Was SITS
Tietop Metal Table Was 81 80
Kitchen Stool. Was $l95.
Metal Hose Reel. Was 81 rs.
Porceain-top Table Was $7s5
Porceain-tep Tables Were $lo5o
Metal Utility Cabinet Was sos. Now
Metal Vegetable Bin Was 3le5. Now----------3 3la5
Crafya Combination Ironing Stss Was $685.
Tie-top Table. Was $2s5.
Metal Bathroom Hamper Less than price
Number 10 Chrome Griddle Was $225. Now--.--3 3l5S
Is Portable BARS WOOD finished ivory color blue red Were
IL Implanted Weed Portable na Were $l750 $s5s
Is Baskes On Wheels for shopping Less than price Now sSe
White painted Weed Kitchen Chairs. Lens than u price
Unpantsd Drying Racks wood Les than price Sc
Unpantsd Weed ironing Beard Isss than price Now 80
IArge-sise Metal Bread Ben. Was $3.50 Now--- S2Ss
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Misses and Women's
Wool Goats, s22
We're S2975 fO S397S

Is woolen coats in both sports and
dressmaker types in wide variety
Of designs and patterns. Navy,
tan, grey, blue and beige. Sizes 10
to 20. l4a to 1917. 201a to 241s,
80 to A.
Is Lightweight Suits and Coats Of
tropical worsted, rayon alpaca
(coats are Of lightweight woolen),
Sizes IL to 20, 241a and 40. Were
SIS and $40 95. Now SIT
10 Summer Box Goats 100M
wool in white and lavender. Sizes
"A to 20, 40 and a. Were t12.95.
Now 20 a
8 Summer Suits Of rayon Shan.
tung-weave and Celanese "Beach.
anese" fabrics in beige, white and
luggage. Sizes IL, Is to 20. Less
than half price -- a
CoATs AND Surrs, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
ToiIetries Reduced

3s bottles Pine Bath Oil. Were 81.
Now SILK
IA bottles Pine Bath OIL. Were
bottles Cologne. Were 81. Now s5c
IA bottles Sparkling Burgundy
Bubble Bath. Were 35c. Now zoe
Above prices plus 1870 tax
2Ss packages Cleansing Tissues, $50
double sheets, peach color. Were
IA Novelty Shell Sachets. Were
> Cigarette Cases In assorted colors.
Were 81. $50
TonETRIEs, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Rayon Jackets, '5'9'
Less than Y Price

IS jackets in aqua, maize, beige
and blue; sizes II to 20.
Is Wool and Rayon Dresses (prop-
erly labeled as to fabric content)
in green, brown. red and gold
color; size II. Were $1495 and
1855. Now 1895
16 Printed Cotton Culottes in
green, yellow. blue and pink; sizes
II to 20. At less than price.
NOW 1910
80 Rayon Blouses in prints, stripes
and dots in green, red, blue, pink
and brown; sizes 80 to 46. Were
1895. -$2.S5
- Rayon and Cotton Blouses in
plain and striped fabrics; sizes 80
to SO. Were $5.95. Now -$4.45
30 Rayon Blouses-crepe, taffeta
and sheer fabrics in plain, prints.
stripes and checks; sizes IL to 20.
Were $8.95 and 1895. Now $3.50
SPoRrswEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
unpainted Kitchen Cabinet Bases and Wall Cabinets
Reduced u for Clearance
Reduced u for Clearance

Cabinet Boses, floor sompIes:
s. ss Now----s---$s.5o SIS Now-------$75o
Wall Cabinets, floor somples:
g. $12 Now--------S6.0o l, $40
L. SIS. Now---------$7.50
Black and chrome Chair. Less than price
Enameled Pail Was SITS.
Metal Flour Cam Was 81 so.
Metal Roaster Tables Less than u price Now---- CSC
Wood Blue-and- white Shoe Box $495 Now-----$2s5
BABY Basket wood Less than II price
Wooden Sleeve Board. Less than u price
Metal Flower Pot Stand. Less than II price
; composition Bedside Tables " price
NOW
Metal Vegetable Cabinets. Were $3.50.
Wooden Towel Stand Less than u price
Metal Double Utility Cabinet Less than price. Now
Sass
Wooden Folding Ironing Board Was $3.50.
Metal Vegetable Cabinets Were $685.
Metal Utility Cabinet Base Was $685.
Porcelan-top Tables Were $40.
Porcelantop Table with wood dropleaves Was $l95 Now
$6SS
Wooden Kitchen Chair. $780, SITS
Market Basket, wood. Was $295
FulenEth Mirrors Were lbs.
Metal Bread Box. Was $3.50.
HousswAREs, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Women's Shoes,'3 .s'
Were S6.9S and n, ,ore

We're 1925 and more
100 black patent leather sandals
and play shoes Of duckskin, elk and
calfskin, assorted colors. Broken
sizes 4 to 3. S-N-M widths.
l2S Tru-peise, Csllegebred and
Fashisn Shoes Of suede, patent
leather and calfslEin. Broken sizes
4 to ., AAAA to B. Were 1895
and more. Now ----------@5.SS
1lo Shees sf Suede, CaMslEin, o.
trieh and Patent Leather In brown,
blue. black, green. red and natural.
Sizes 4 to ., AAAA to B. Were
414.9S and more. Now 9S.eS
WoHN's Szoss, szcom FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

A group of daytime. afternoon and
maternity dresses in one and two
piece styles. Cottons, rayon crepes
and woolens (properly labeled as
to fabric contenD; plain colors and
prints: sizes IL to 20.
28 dresses were $795 and more.
Now S3.95
33 dresses were $10.95 and more.
Now S5.75
50 dresses were $1695 and more.
Now $3.50
4 dresses were $29.75 and more.
Now $22
9 dresses at less than u price.
13 dresses were $39.75 and more.
Now $27
5 dresses were $39.75 and more.
dresses were $5975 and more.
dresses were $69.75 to $79.75.
dresses were S69.75. Now SAT
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Bed Trays and Bed Tray
Stands Less Than - Price

Some slightly damaged, others in good condition all
are made of wood. Bed Trays:
IL IN maple, vorycolor and orchid finish s25
9 in green blue and pink finish.
; IN walnut and maple finish. Now------------ $l95
Bed Tray Stands:
IN walnut, maple and blond finish. Now---- Sls5
2 in walnut
CHINA FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Toy Pianos, 'l'''
We're 53.95

"a toy pianos, each with 20 keys,
priced low enough to be laid away
for Christmas gifts.
Sand Boxes made Of wood and
metal. Were $S95. Now --$5.s5
Sand Boxes made Of wood and
metal. Were $5.95. Now-$ $3.s5
Wooden Rockers, natural finish.
Were $3.95. Now ------S2.z5
Child's Metal Table Set with UNI
brella. Was 1926. Now--S5
l White Beach Chair. Was 1895.
1 Doll Beach Cart in maroon. Was
$9.75. Now
1 Metal Yacht Chair. Was 1895.
NOW -------------- $z.zS
, Heart Beat Dolls. Were $10e5.
Now -----------------$S.4S
4 Heart Beat Dolls. Were $s.95.
Is Heart Beat Dolls. Were $695.
Now $3.45
10 Heart Beat Dolls. Were $4.o5.
NOW
: Baby Dolls. Were $4.s5. Now,
S2.45
The TOY srosE. FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Knitted Rayon Vests
45e We're zse

Is rayon jersey vests in white and
tearose; broken sizes and colors;
sizes "a, 40, A.
Cotton Balbriggan Nightgowns in
coral pink; size IA. Were $2.95.
Now Sl.95
l Cotton Baibriggan Pajama in
coral pink; size IA. Was $2.95.
A>SV
Knitted Rayon Jersey Night
gowns; white In size SO and tearose
in size 80. Were $2.95. Now Sl.95
Knitted Rayon and Silk Chemise
BY Vanity Fair; white, size "A;
soiled. Were $3.50. Now SI.95
KNIT UNDERWEAR. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Teen-age Cotton
Dresses, 'l'7'

Less than Y Price
IS cotton dresses for 'teen-age and
chubbies in prints, checks and
stripes. Sizes 10 to 16.
rs 'Teen-Age Party Dresses of ray
on taffeta, cotton and rayon mar
quisette. White and pastels. Sizes
IL to Is. Less than half price, $2.s5
'TEEN-AGE DRESSES, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Girls Berets, '2'''
We're $3.95

II berets Of knitted wool in purple,
blue and kelly green to wear right
now with casual things.
10 Corded Felt High Crown Hats
in rust, brown, green. Sizes 211a
to 22h. Also 4 few silk chenille
hats. Were IS. Now
10 Junier Casual Hats OF cotton
corduroy. fur felt, in snap brim or
scoop brim In eight pretty colors.
Were 1886. Now -S1.95
Is Hat Fins with doll faces, safety
catchas. Were $1.s5. Now
(plls 10% taxi
Gfsap q Children's, Juniefs' Hats,
Beby 1saAsts, corded felt rune
hats IN several colors. Were 32.s5.
JUNIOR MlaGEs' MnLrHxaY.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Cotton Net Curtains
Special, 'l '4' pair

200 pairs et and noveltyweave net curtains in egg
shell color. ~ yards long.
2ee pairs Tailored Cotton Maruisets Curtains
esgshel Cssed and headed 6 yards long Special pair
Slss
100 pairs Medium Dot Ruined Cotton Marqus
ivory color Is yards long. Special, par------3lSs
CURTAINS DsArEans SEVENTH Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced

A group of semi-tailored and dressy
styles in plain and printed rayon
crepe, jersey and chiffon: black.
navy, brown, green, blue and aqua.
Sizes 1412 to 2412 and 16 to A.
Dresses less than u price. Now.
S5.95
20 Dresses. Were $16.95 and more.
Now $3.50
FL DresSes. Were $25 and more.
Now SASS
16 Dresses. Were $29.75 and more.
l>oW p1U.JV
20 Dresses. Were $2975 and more.
NOW
9 Dresses. Were $35 and more.
Now S22
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Chi|dren's Socks.
35t pair
Were SOC bair

SO pairs Of terry cloth peasant
embroidered cotton socks with elas-
tici1ed tops. Red, yellow, beige,
navy, pink. Sizes 6 to IL.
$50 Pairs Of Elasticized Top Anklets
in fine cotton lisle. Variety Of
colors. Sizes to 10h. Were acc
pair. Now ---4 pairs 81
CH1LDREN's HOSIERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Pictures and Mirrors
10 Price and Less

Reduced u
Woodland Scenes in processed oils. Now--------sls
Poppies in process oils. SO
2 Yankee Clippers process oils. Now----s1s SO
Interiors in process oils.
Lincoln Memorial in original color Now se5e
Venetian Mirrers 24-inch. Now------- Sc
1 Plain Square Mirror, "a inch. -- S45e
1 Round Venetian Mirror, 2s-inch. Now----s7.5s
Less Than u Price
Woodland Scenes in process oils. Now---s475
The Old and the New" in oils
l Madonna, a print. Six
Reading from Homer" "King Lear" prints
"Scenes" prints Now---------------- s.
Silk Tapestries Of the Washington Monument. Now--3a
Copies from the Mellon large process oils Of
Richard Earl Howe and Colonel Guy Johnson" Now-ass
PICTURES MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-10-08

Night Stand mahogany hardwood
was %@@.oo Sl475
Portable Mirrors be Modern desian Orri
Vanity Base Heppewhe design mahogany veneer on hard
WOOD slightly Scared Less than y price Now
Vanity Base Colonial design maple press marks in ton
and Sides Was $2475 Now---------.s sls75
Dresser Base Heppewhte design mahogany
wood, scared Originally $50. Now----.-- $3.50
Mirror Chppendale design solid cherry Scared Origi
nally $3.50 Now s1475
Vanity Base Hepplewhe design, mahogany on hard
wood Badly Scared top Originally $45 $24.75
Doubsze Bed Colonial design, cherry Originally s45
Now soe,x
Boudoir Chair button ufted shape Less
than u price. Now SO
Benches, modern design. hardwood cotton
seat Less than u price Now &
Vanity and Mirror modern design walnut hardwood
Less than n price, Now Sa475
Chest, Colonial design gmwood damage in
top short four pulls Was SIT.
Mirror shed-stye Heppewhe design slightly SCARED
Less than "a price. Now
Chinese Carved Chest without legs damage top
Was $3.50.
Beds single size modern design walnut
slightly Scared. Originally $3.50. Now-- S1s75
BEDROOM FURNITURE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
inexpensive Dresses
Reduced

A group of tailored casual rayon
crepe dresses, many suitable for
immediate wear; black, navy, aqua.
copen and pale green with con-
trasting colors; lingere or self
trimming; sizes in the group, II to
20; 38 to A; 1872 to 24l2..
20 dresses were $1395. Now S9.45
IS dresses were $1095. Now -S795
20 dresses were $7.95 and S895.
Now $5.95
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.