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La gaceta., 1942-11-18

pero la puesta vale la pena.
La dueha de la casa, sonrien-
tie, afable, activa, entr6 de repen
tie EN- el saloncito; Y, con volubi-
lidad
No puedo deiarlos ahi!..
! Hace falta TRAFALGAR!
+ interpelando a la sonora de
mas edad, prosigui6:
-Sehora, la reclaman a gri-
tos para completar la mesa de
bridge del General. Y para uste-
des,-agreg6, dirigi6ndose a los
demas.- hay una mesa de rum
my que Sc oraniza...
Todos saliercn, siguiendo a la
Ministra de Rumaquia.
I'll saloncito qued6 vacio. Pa
saron unos minutes. I'm hombre
de unos sesenta amos, barba Girls
voluminosa, cabellera abundan-
te painada hacia atras, entr6
por la puerta que daba hacia la
izquierda. Su traje demostraba
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
PARA EN-.
CONTRAR Ell SUBSTITU-
TO DE SAMMY ANGOTT

Philadelphia, Nov. 18.-El en-
presario Herman Taylor anun-
clio aver que prepare un torneo
de elimination para escoger al
nuevo campa6n del peso ligero,
titulo que Sammy Angott decli-
nara hace pocos dias.
Sostendran ell primer comlba-
tie, en- 81 torneo, ell fuerte negri-
to Bob Montgomery y Make
Shapiro, de New York.
La fecha esccgida es la del 1
lie diciembre. Shapiro vencio &
Montgomery, por decision, Ell p;
sado 6 de octubre.
All vencedor del match" Sc h
enfr0ntara con no de estos no
tables gladiadores: Tippy Lark
in, Ell negro Beau Jack o Ali
Stoltz.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

rrotan al Georgia Tech, Ell dLa
%, en- Atenas, Ia invitaci6G sc
extendora al equipo nlmero !
de Ia naci6n, ST los "Ingeniercs''
TRUMAN, entonces haran ellos
ell viaje a California.
En- la Conferencia del Oaste
2parece en- la v~anguardia el Wa
Ellington State, con cinco triun-
fos y una sola derrota.
LIE siguen en- la marcha, con
una acceptable ejecutoria, UCLA
Y Sur de California.
No podra ser determinado ell
vencedor hasta que ell UCIA jue
que cen ell use, q dia II de d.
ciembre.
Hasta la fecha los PARTICIPATES
teams no-derrotados son Bull
dogs de Georgia, Georgia Tech
y Boston College.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
LA GACETA
ID periodico en- idioma EsPS mol
De mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla,
Telefono 1892
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
OpO2TES
LOS BULLDOGS DE GEOR-
GIA SIGUEN A LA CABEZA
DE LOS MEJORES EQUIPOS
DEL PALS

New York, Nov. 18.-Los Bull
dogs de Georgia, con un total de
I'LL, Sc mantienen a la cabeza
de los mejores equipos de futbol
de toda la naci6n.
Georgia Tech continue en- ell
segundo lugar, con 1885 puntos,
y Boston College aparece en- el
tercero. con 1925.
La semana pasada los Bull
dogs hicieron AMIGOS al "Once'
de Chattanooga, con un total de
40 puntos contra 0.
Georgia Tech venci6 a Alaba.
ma, sin permitirle anotar, y BoS
ton College convirti6 en- "melco'
cha" al "Fordham."
Ocupan los otros primeros lugs
res, hasta el d6cimo, Michigan
con 1927 puntos; Ohio State
600; Tulsa, 532; Wisconsin
408; Notre Dame, 279; Alaba
ma, 266, y Minnesota, $50.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY O.
frece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- Gambia por s~ervicios de
oficina. Ola Gale Franklyn.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
= No tiene hiios2

q NO tlene hl1CS!
Su intranquilidad aumentaba
por inStantes. Trat6 de ser anna
ble:
No, senior; desgraciaal-
mente, no hemos tenido.
Durante unOs segundos el DIES
conocido 10 observe en- s.lencio.
Nantok, 81 bien no era espseia-
lista en- enfermedades mentalas.
record6 ciertos signos caracta.
risticos de la locura, y he pare
clio descubrir algunos d. es.os
en- Ia expression de ese hcn5re
eXtrano que Sc encontraba ahi.
dc pie, frente a 81. Sc qusd6 pa
RADIO, delante del des,onocilo.
Sonriendole amablemensa. pues
temia que cualluier mog.nisr.o
brusco de 81 parta fuera a. com
plicar la situaci6n.
= Qui6n tiene la crlpa?
Como dice listed. sahor?
interrog6 Nantok, no dandose
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
La Gaceta Folletin No. IL
Calisxto Whitmarsh
Ola M r. S
NOVELA
NoVELA

diecisiete amos he vivido con un
bozal acabo de arrancarmelo y
soy feliz.
La sonora, sin poder ocultar
Su deception:
-Pero Garlez, use da usted
cuenta de 10 que hace?
-Sehora,-replic6 este, SON
riente,-voy a tratar de hacer
comprender a los hombres que
hay un medic de evitar crisis
mundiales de la gravedad de la
que estamos padeciendo. Voy a
snseharles ell canine, para que
vuestros lindos rCstros, senoras,
no Sc contraigan hacienda calcu-
los sin fin. Ello es muy dificil,
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
LOS CONTRA Ell
GEORGIA TECH

Gainesville, Nov. 18.-LOs
Caimanes de la UniversiJad de
Florida tienen a,guna esperan-
"a para el partido del sabado
con ell Georgia Tech, pero los pc
ritos estiman que es una espe-
rama de Is prcbabilidades en-
un total de 100.
Tom Lieb hara que sus mu-
chachos "tomen 81 aire', por me
dio de passes.
Los "ingenierCs' no han sido
derrotadoS aun en- 10 que va de
temporada Y ocupan ell segundo
lugar IN toda la naci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Los Espartanos fueron afro
pellados, como saben ~nuestros
loctoros, por los Caimancs, 10,
Hurricanes, los Aviadores dc
Jacksonville y los Tars de Roll.
ms.
Fuaron ganados tres encuen.
tros cen los Maestros de Troy.
Alabama; los Maestros de Mid
Tennessee, y 81 nuevo equipo dc
los Ayiadores de Drew.
lie Quedan a los tampehos dos
batallas, la del sabado con los
Presbiterianos y Otra con un
team" de Fort Benning.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
LOS ESPARTANOS Sc PRE-
jPARAN PARA Ell PARTI.
DO DEL SABADO

Bajo la direction de Melvin
Vines los Espartanos de la Uni
versidad de Tampa Sc preparan
para ell partidO del sabado, en-
Phillips Field, con Ell once del Co
legio Presbiteriano.
Ell "Once" local Ileva Obteni-
das tres victorias, en- siete bata-
Has, y espera cenirse la cuarts
para quedar en- a ganados y
perdidos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

presidente Castro, Delegates,
subdelegados y peloteros
"Ha sido una magnifica labor
-dijo. "LOs muchachos pelote-
rOs jugaron de manera insupe-
rable y proporcionaron al p1bli-
co ratios de placer, en- estos dias
de guerra e inquietud."
Ell presidente Castro cencedi6
la palabra al Sr. Raul Vega, je-
fe de los vigilantes contra la "a
Iacion enemiga, en- ell distrito
ndmero a. quien inform6 que va
estaban preparados todos los de
TALES para ell desafio del venide-
70 domingo entire Ia novena de
la Unione Italiana ganadora del
campeonato, y un conjunto de
"~estrallas'' que "aconsejara" AL
fonso Lopez.
Estima que la causa es buena,
noble, Y que ell terreno, con ell
concurso de las sociedades y la
cclonia latina, Sc llenara por
complete, como ell domingo pasa
do.
Las "estrellas" presentaran es
! te valioso conjunto: Gus Leavi-
ne, If; Nicho Schiro, rf; Beasley
OF; Mott, So; V. Granell, 2b; G.
, GranaIl, 1b; R. Rodriguez, 3b
Manuel Fernandez, catcher; PHI
cheers, Chalin Cuellar, un lama
dor professional, P. Stephen y R
Longval.
Tony Garcia estara listo tam
bien para actuar detras de la
gonna.
Vicente Granell llevara sobre
sus hombros la direction y Al
fonso actuara de coach"
Cuellar esta en- perfectas con-
diciones fisicas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
Ell EJERCITO DA SU PER
MISC PARA Ell PARTID0
DEL ROSE BOWL

Pasadena, California, Nov. Is.
Ell ej6rcito ha dado su permiso
para ell partido del Rose Bowl
que, como en- amos anteriores, Sc
jugara el dia IL de enero
La aprobaci6n Sc anunci6 a
yer por ell commando de las defen-
sas occidentales.
81 los Bulldogs de Georgia de-
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

BEN PUBLICO, INC.
Fundada en- ell 1904
80 amos de continues s~ervicios al pueblo
trabajador de Tampa
DR.. A. A. GONZALEZ
CIRUjANO JEFE
HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
EN- YPoR, EN- NUEsTRA CLINICA
1915 Gale Ia
LUNES
De II M. a T. NJ: DR.. ISMAEL ANGULO
De T. NJ: DIR. J. E. HERNANDEZ
De5a6P. NJ: DIR. A. GONZALEZ
MARTES
De II A M, a y NJ: DR.. J. A. DOMINGUEZ y MISS
M; c. LOPEZ, R. n Hygiene Infantil V DietGtica.
De ?. NJ: Or. SOLANO GRIMAL
De 3a4P Pm: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULO
De5a6P NJ: DR.. }. A. DOMINGUEZ
UEVES
De II A. M. u NJ: DR.. J. A. DOMINGUEZ v MISS
M. c. LOPEZ, r. n, Hygiene Infantil v DietGtica.
De5a6P ?. NJ: DIR. SOLANO GRIMAL
VIERNES
De II NJ. a / P. NJ: R NJ ANGJUO
De P. NJ: DR.. J. f. HERNANDEZ
De5a6P. M: DIR. A.A GONZALEZ
SABADo
De a 10 A. NJ: DIR, SOLANO GRIMAL
De II A. NJ. a - NJ: DIR. J. A. v MISS
M. c.. LOPEZ, F. ~, Hygiene Infantl v DietStica
DR.. GuSTAFO P0RRO-Radi6logo, en- la CIinica los
LuneS, mares Microbes Y Viernes, de 7 a 80 P M.
eK. BERNARDO FERNANDEZ-Tecnico M6dico. en- la
nm OInlca; dj2rlamente de 1 a P. M. para curaciones.
Ok. RENE MORENO-Bacteri6logo, de s a 9 A. M. dia-
riamente.
DIX A. MARTORELI-Oios Nariz y Oidos, First Natio-
nal Bank Building. ~
HoRARlO DE CONSULTAS EN- WEST TAMPA
En- la Botica Ell Bien PdblicO, 1904 Howard Ave.
LUNES
De II A. NJ. a y NJ: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULO
MARTES
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MERCEDES
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JUEVES
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VIERNES
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SABADO
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AviSos al Telefono Y-529O - Para caso 4. uroanc;a
tarde por la noche, lame al Telefono Y.14io
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
HE WORKED HARD

No wonder Buddy getting plenty Of exercise and
sleep and good food And he perectng himself unit in
apurpose army-an army prepared General George c.
Marshall u S. Chief of Staff told West Point last graduating
class ITO fight anywhere, and on short notice.
He worked hard He learned to live twoday emergency
raions dig fox holes protect himself from tank assaults
to be wary of land mines to build bridges and blow them
He relearned old boyhood Indian games of out
whiting his enemies Special teachers who had lived among his
enemies taught him the combat tricks Of Japs and Naz
Field finally gave him stimulation of combat
conditions. Buddy" had become efficient soldier.
He ready and rarn' to 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
He's Rushed to
Battle Front
By Air Transport
By LOUIS REID

II didn't take Buddy long to adapt himself to army life
he passed his various physical and @ tests
- If memories of home and loved ones were still
poignant he reouey about the task Uncle Sam had
assigned him. AS the days of camp life heightened into
weeks he found zs friends The training took him
parts of the country he had known before That fact
too, brought interest.
Along with the basic routine he still able TO play
game of baseball and football read books and
magazines write letters The letters home pretty well
guarded concerning details Of training activities but invariably
they ended with the line Don't worry IN feeling fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Holiday Item

CANDIED CRANBERRIES re-
tain sufficient tartneSs to make
good contrast as salad filling for
calavo half-shells with lemon juice
and salt.
The red and green OF the COM
bination is especially appropriate
TO holiday service. Try the effect
OF platter full Of these holiday
salads for informal suppers. They
are perfect with turkey or chicken,
hot or cold.
Served with lemon quarters they
easily dignity even plain meat
loaf into holiday character.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Vegetable SouHle

tablespoons butter
a tablespoons flour
Il cup cream
- cup water in which vegetable
was cooked
cup vegetable PURGE
- eggs. separated
u teaspoon salt
Pepper.
Melt butter, blend in flour and
cream slowly, stirring it in. Add
vegetable water or milk Cook
until thickened and smooth, stir
ring constantly.
Force cooked or canned yege-
tables through a strainer, as car
rots, peas, corn, spinach or celery.
Add TO sauce. Separate eggs, beat
yolks lightly. Add TO vegetable
mixture. Season well with salt
and pepper. Fold in stiffly beaten
egg whites.
Turn into a CREASED baking dish
or casserole, set in pan contain
ing water to the depth of one inch.
Bake in a moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) until firm, about As minutes
to an hour. Serves four or five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Mea+less
Dinner Menus

THOSE DAYS when there Is
little or no meat in the house,
menu making can be a bra n
teaser-particular il the man in
your family thinks he isn't well
fed unless he has meat.
Looking back into the nutrients
that go into various foods, we
know that there are other things
which contain complete proteins
-. besides meat milk, cheese,
eggs, peanuts and soybeans.
To help you in incorporating
these into the family diet, we've
planned these dinner menus.
Green Rice Pudding
Harvard Beets Mashed Squash
Relishes
Hot Date Mullins
Pineapple Topsy- furry
MIR
Ked0eree
Battered Carrots
Picked Crabdpples
Sally Lunn Bread
Cherry Tdrts
MIX
MdeGrORi and, Cheese
BUttered Lima Beans
Broiied Tomatoes
Apple Kuchen
Chocolate Icebor Cake
Coffee
Vegetable SOufle
BUttered Peas
French Fried Potatoes
Lime Cottage Cheese Salad
Hot Corn Bread
Baked Apples Coffee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Appealing
Mea+Iess
Dishes

PLANNING INTERESTING
and appetizing meals is a problem
when meat is scarce. 1t need not
be too difficult if we utilize the
foods at our disposal.
An excellent meat extender is
this delicious cheese and noodle
ring filled with creamed chicken
or tuna fish. Serve with fresh
fruit salad and hot rolls.
Cheese Noodle Ring
cups broken broad noodles
quarts boiling water
~ teaspoons salt
eggs
cup irradiated evaporated milk
Pepper TO taste
cup grated American cheese
2 tablespoons butter.
Drop noodles into boiling water
TO which salt has been added Boil
until tender, about 10 minutes.
Drain and rinse. There should be
about 4 cups cooked noodles. Add
beaten eggs, milk, pepper and
cheese. Pour into a ring mold that
has been CREASED with a mixture
of equal parts of fat and flour.
Dot top with butter Bake in
slow oxen $500 degrees) until set
but not brown, about hour. Turn
onto a hot platter and fill with
creamed chicken. Spiced pears
and picked beets make an attrac-
tive and delightful accompaniment.
Serves 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

SINCE 1861
PORCELAIN F. N A ME L + d
kitchen utensils have been in use
in American homes for almost so
years. The first enameled utensils
were manufactured in America
about 1861
Evening star., 1942-02-19
VENETIAN BLIND
VE1(Tu.AT0RS

Is vEkTILAToRs. J inches high.
extends Is inches. Were 81 Is, 8se
IS VEkTILAToRS. 7 inches high,
extends IS inches. Were ST so, sSe
IS VEkTILAToRS. 7 inches high,
extends 81 inches. Were Sl.e5, $I.ss
10 VEkTiLAToRs. 9 inches high,
extends 81 inches. Were Sl.75, S1.zs
II VEkTILAToRS. 9 inches high,
extends 81 inches. Were $3.50. Si.ss
10 ASH CAN TRUCKS. Were
IL WOOD HANDLE BUSTERS. Were
IS CANS MURPHY's OIL soAp.
100 BOTTLES MURPHYs WINDOW
CLEANER. s ounces ---Ss
Is bottles BLIkDEx. For cleaning
window blinds. Were 45e--i9e
s FOLDING IRONING BOARDS.
Mss: y cAss s % Johnson sst SILVER POLISH:
- con. eoMBIHAIIoN JOHNSON
CREAM WAX, POLISH AND BLEM-
IsH REMOVER. Were SOC - ise
60 CON. JOHNSON FLOOR WAX
CLEANER " "-l5e
s CAST ALUMINIUM SIZZLING
VEGETABLE PLATTERS. Were
S4oS y ----- $3.50
; GAS HOT PLATES. Were S2.e8,
ses
The Palais Royal,
Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
PRINTED H0USEC0ATS
Is; :,.;; $l.95

Only Is! Printed royon crepe house.
coats. Upper and wroporound style.
Mostly sizes z and "a.
s poirs RAYok CREPE PAJAMAS.
Fonous make, white, size SO only.
Were $3e5 and S4.25 ---- Sass
9 PETTlcoATS. Upper eIosines,
dark shades. Broken sizes. Were
Sl.o5 and S2.25. --Sl.5 50
The Psiois Royal,
Lisssyis Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
RAY0N UNDES

10 koN-RUk RAYoN GOWNS. Size
16. Were $2----------$i.59
100 RAYok UkDlEs. Ponts, vests,
step-ins. Were 5oc -49e
20 UNION SUITS, 2O9o wool, SO
silk, 1870 cotton. Were $l.l5, 79e
! MUkSIkGWEAR BAlBRlGGAk
PAJAMAS. Small size. Was So, 81
! BED JACKET. Brushed Royon.
Small size. Was 81
SLIPS. Royon sotin and royon
crepe. Broken sizes. Were ST l.o5,
$i.5s
The Palais Royal,
Rayos Underwear First Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
RUGS REDUCED

4 INDIA DRUGGETT RUGS. Excel
lent quoIitX, exl2-foot size. Were
VELVET HALL AND STAIR CARPET.
Bordered, 27-ineh width. Were
Sl.5o -SI.7e
81 CANADIAN HAND = HOOKED
RUGS. 2x4-foot size. Were S2.95
LOOP IUFT RUGS. Interesting co.,
ors. 24x4S-inch size. Were S3.e5,
s2.ss
30 BELGIAN COTTON RUGS. Hook
ed potterns. 24x4o-ineh size. Were
GOLD SEAL cokeoLEUM and
QUAKER RUGS. Discontinued pot
terms. exl2-foot size Were S7.e5,
S5.s5
STANDARD FELT BASE ELooRiN6s.
s potterns. Were 39e square yard,
7se
4 BIeELoW BEAUvAIs AxMINsTER
RUGS. Discontinued pattern. 9xl2-
foot size. Were S76.95---S64.50
] WASHABLE RAG RUGS. 6x9-foot
size. Were S6.o5 S4.o5
4 WASHABLE RAG RUGS. oxl2-
foot size. Reversible. Were $8.e5,
$685.
The Paiais Royal,
Rags =. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
Trial Size Bottle
Krsyi Furniture
Polish
Z Bottles 30. Sc
Tie Palsis Royal,
Notions First Floor

50 poin SHOE lAcES. l8 inches.
Black or brown. Were 7c pair -. zs
Is poirs SHOE LACES. 18 inches.
Royon. Were l5c poir- Sc
10 HOSE DARkERS. Made Of de-
coroted wood. Were 2oc --l5e
IS HAT PIN CUSHIONS. Many
eoIors. Were 2oc ---i5e
4 WOODEN SOCK DRYERS. For
men. Sizes oH. Were 6Oe---Sos
The Pdais Royal,
NOtjoas Fiysf Ri0oI
Evening star., 1942-02-19
DINNERWARE
GLASSWARE
s. to s.

500 pieces! Few Of kind dinner
ware and glassware. Plotes, soup
pIotes, fruit dishes, tumbleE.
4 BREAKFAST TRAY SETS. II
pieces. Were $3.50. Recently re-
duced to S5. 80 $500
IS SQUARE TEA PLATES. yellow,
green, blue. Were 50c-----29e
The Pai6is Royal,
Ciiss end GIssswars .. FIFTH Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
EVENING BAGS
w;'' :; 25e

Only II handsome evening boes At
this low price!
Z koRDAY HANDBAGS. Swoqaer
style, navy, Upper honds bog. Were
$40 $3.50
z koRDAY HANDBAGS. Top handle
style. Navy. Were $5---$3.s5
4 CALF HANDBAGS. Brown, top
hondle and underorm styles. Were
S. 3.S5
6 PATENT LEATHER HANDBAGS.
Black, top handle and underom
styles. Were S3-----$2.39
The PaIais Royal,
Hdxdboss First Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
BOYS CLOTHING

z STUDENTS SPORTS COATS. Cor
duroy, blue, ton. Sizes 20, Il. Were
3lO.9)
8 BOYS REVERSIBLE RAIkcoATs.
Cotton tweed. Sizes s and 8. Were
S2.95 S1.95
8 STUDENTS GABARDINE SHORTY
COATS. Voter repeIlent, ripper
front. Sizes II to 20. Were $9.95,
$500
4 BOYS TUFFERoY KkIcKERs.
Size ! 7 and l8. Were $3.50
s BOYS LIVE 6LAs" BELTS. Sizes
"a and 28. Were 81 soc
10 BOYS 2-pieee BRoADBLoTH
PAJAMAs. Size l8. Were Sl.l5,
sse
10 JUNIOR BOYS SPORTS COATS.
Sizes 9. 10, II. II. Were S4,e5,
$3.50
z BOYS HOODED MAcKINAWs.
Size l8. Were S7.o5 --S5.2s
The Paiais Royal,
Store 70, Boys 3. First Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
SPORTSWEAR

10 BLoUSES. Were $3----$I.97
10 EVENING BLoUSES. Were
S3.o5 S2.97
; VELVET EVENING SKIRTS. Were
$1O.o5
) WHITE TENNIS DRESSES. Sizes
IA and l8. Were $5.95---$2.97
s SllP-oN SWEATERS. White, vee
neck with red or navy trimming. Were
S2.o5 --$1.97
~ SKIRTS. Postels and ploids. Were
$3.50 ond $3.95 --$1.97
The PaIais Royal,
Sbortsweoy Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
PAINTS REDUCED

READY Naked GLOSS PAINT. For
use Inside or outside. 4 colors. Was
Sl.5o ooIlon-
PURE LEAD AND OIL HOUSE
PAINT. Gives protection and beauty.
Was $3.50 gallon S2.7e
4-HoUR VARkISH STAIN. For
floors or woodwork. 4 coIors. Wos
Sl.5o u gallon ------Si.l9
WASHABLE INTERIoR GLOSS
PAINT. White and coIors. Was
$3.50 gallon ----Sz.es
The Paiais Royal,
Pants Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-19
FURNITURE SPECIALS

! VANITY WITH ROUND MIRROR.
Ample drower space. Modem style.
Wos $49.95-----$
SOFA. chippendoIe style. Loose
spring filled cushion. Boil and Glow
feet. Was 500 -----$79
! OCCASIONAL CHAIR. 18th Gen.
tuv style. Upholstered seat. 9rond
Ropids make. Was $29.e5--$l4.s5
] BEDROOM CHAIR. Upholstered
seat. Was $o.95 5---$3.s5
Z NIGHT TABLES. Solid mopIs, EorIy
American style. Were $l4.95, $7.95
4 VANITY BENCHES. Upholstered
scots. Were 1926 -----$4.s5
DRESSER WITH PLATE GLASS
MIRROR. Modern style. Was
5000 .oo---$,s.ss
10 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. Hord-
wood frore, spring scot. Were
ss.e5
l OCCASIONAL CHAIR. Modern
style. lieht walnut finished frome:
KNEE HOLE DESK. Modern style,
floor sompIe, os is. Was $44.e5,
The PAlsis Royal,
EvvS1fsyS Eosvfk FfnoS
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NECKWEAR
.';;.~'' 3: l9e

Women's white nsckweor h cotton
piqus or cotton loce. High or low
neekIinss. Slightly soilsd.
100 ASCOT ScARFS. Mode Of royon
velvet. Were 59c -----z9s
50 WRAP-ARoUkD TU r B ANS.
Chenille, postsI shodek Were 5ee,
2ee
Tie PaIsis Royal.
NeekUsay First Floor
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FOUNDATIONS
Z FOUNDATIONS. Were $40 and
$3.50 -$5
8 FOUNDATIONS. Were S. $3.50
The Pdlais Royal,
Corsefs Third Floor
PICTURES REDUCED

l8 MODERN PICTURES. FIoroIs or
scenes. Were S6.98 to Sl4.es,
S3.es TO $7.ss
4 PLATE GLASS MIRRORS. With
gold fronne. Were 1898 to S7.o8,
$z.9s TO $3.50
Group Of royon silk lamp shodes.
Sizes for bridge, tobIe and floor
Iomps. Slightly soiIed, floor sompIes.
Were 81. SO and $2.e8, 81 end $i.4s
The Palais Royal.
Lswts FIFTH Floor
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BETTER DRESSES
T0uETRIES

LIQUID BUBBLE BATH ESSENCES.
HATvRAI H sRisIIl BRUSHES. WOOD ood
books. Were ST. - ---3se
BILLY ,. VAN PINE SOAP. Wos
FoRHAk GUM MASsAGERS, eeeh Sc
BoUDoIR BOTTLES. Were SITS and
eRlLLcoMB HAIR DRESSING. Were
3i SSC
JoRDEAU HAND CREAM. Wos
JoRpEAU MINT JULEP FACE MASK.
Was &C. 25e
PIkAUD FACE CREAM. Was soc
25e
TEcoR COLD CREAM CLOTHS. Were
pl OSS
WRIsLEY TALc ------loe
The Paiais Royal,
ToiIefyiss First Floor
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BEDDING REDUCED

] SOFA BED. Spacious bedding
compartment, converts to comfort
able bed. sonpIe, as Is. Wos
l STUDIO COUCH. Opens to double
or twin bed. Innsrsprino mattress.
Sample. Wos $3e.o5 -----$z9.7S
I LOVE SEAT SOFA BED. Converts
Into u size bed. Modern arm
style, sample. Was $3o.o5- --$29.75
n SPECIAL lkkERSPRlNG NAT
TRESSES. Pre-buiIt borders, inde-
structbIe steel coils, heovy covering.
Stondord sizes --$l7.75
4 BOX SPRINGS. Highly tempered
premier steel coils upholstered in
heavy woven striped ticking. Twin
or double sizes ----$14.95
s TWIN POSTER BEDS. Hardwood
construction. Mahogany or maple
finishes. sompIes. one Of a kind. Were
The Pslsis Royal,
Bedding FssrM Floor
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DAYTIME DRESSES

8 HALF SIzE DkESSES. Were $6. SO,
$3.50
. SPUN RAYok DRESSES. Misses
sizes. Were $3.o5 --------$3
4 DRESSES. Royon crepe polka dots.
Coroe sizes. Were $3.95----$1.59
10 SPUN RAYok DRESSES. Plain
eoIors. Misses sizes. Were $2.e5,
$l.ss
Tie Palais Royal,
Daytime Drssses -. Third Floor
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THRIFT DRESSES

10 DRESSES. Were $6.o5 and
$8.95 -----$3.s9
IL DRESSES. Were $6.95 - $6
Included ore sizes fer misses, women
ond hoIf sizes.
The Paiais Royal,
Thrift Dresses Third Floor
BETTER DRESSES
u DRESSES. Were SI6.e5 TO
3LE.11 20
IS DRESSES. Were $Io.e5 to
Included In the group ore sizes for
misses and women In block and
coIors.
The Paisis Royal,
Better DYssses :. Third Fioo,
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STATIONERY

NOVELTY BOX NOTE PAPER. Were
DOG BRUsHERS AND WALL HOLD
ERS. Were SOC --25s
HANGING BOOK SHELVES. Were
ST Soc
JENNY LIND SMOKE STANDS.
Were ST Soc
SILVER FINISH DESERT PLANTS.
For decoration. Were $l.7S---Soe
The Palais Royal,
Stationery -. First Floor
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These Prices for
Friday Only
ART NEEDLEWORK

40 STAMPED APRONS. Green, red,
blue checked materials. Were 69c,
- STAMPED CRIB COVERS. Un.
beoched muslin. Were Sl--79s
ODD LOT RUG YARN. lustre fin
ish. Broken assortment of colors.
Were 38c ----19e
"a KNITTING BAGS. Made of felt
moterioI. Were ST 80 to S2.98,
81 to Sl.5o
z BED RESTS. Slightly soiled. Were
S5.96 --------Sl.5o
Tie PaIais Royal,
Art Nsedlework Fifth Floor
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LINENS REDUCED
&% 10 33h%

Printed TobIs Cloths! Dish TowsIsl
Linen Domosk Cloths! Royon Domosk
Dinner Sets! Crash TobIs CIothsI
Many sompie pieces! Many one, Two
and three Of kind pieces! Some
slightly n,usssd but all excellent
volues! Here are just q few Of the
values!
PRINTED TABLE CLOTH. Was
81 .9S --$i.49
DISH TOWELS. Were 35c-----z5e
LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTH.
Wos $3.50 ----Ss.oo
RAYoN DAAAAsK SET. 9 pieces. Was
Slo
LINEN DISH TOWELS. Were 4ec,
39s
The PalGs Royal. Lisess as1
Don Rsffcs EHcoaH Ffoor
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NOVELTY JEWELRY
RIBBON REMNANTS

Varied assortment Of ribbon rennonts
including royon sotin, royon noire,
royon toffeto. PIoids, foncy stripes
and color combinations. IA to 4
inches wide. Yard ----------Ss
The Paiais Royal,
Ribbons First Floor