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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
(5ortiesl,ns foIst)
30. 9. s.

9abingel1ieben lit elmer i1nierer
Mlumnen &ep. anthpnp S. Mueaer
ct. Warien:@emeinbe, Meineral
Goint, @is. @ir empfeblen Die Seele
oes 8erItorbenen Dem @ebete lrnierer
2eler.
8or fllr5em lit Ser 8ater ,tnleres
aIumnen, Hep. Sbontas 9lhope.
Gallas, Ger, aus bieiem 2eben ge'
Iihieben. @ir empfeblen Die SeeIe Die.
lies Geritorbenen ebenfolls Dem @ebete
unirer 2eier.
8ir erbielten ferner Die Nahri1t
bonn Eobe zines i,nierer @obltater
8ir bitten i,nIere 2eIer, Der SeeIt
i bes 8erItorbenen, i'm 8erein nit Der
SafultGt llno Der Stubenten oes So.
| Iiepbinlms, in ibren @ebeten su geoer,.
1fen.
Ser Snoianeriommer bot ihlieBIid
oen 1lnoermeioIihen resneriihen UNI
folten 1agen oes Serbltes Die Serr.
lIdoft iiberlaiien. SSnfolgeoeiien baber
luniere Mrbeiten inn Sreien, nit glns.
nabme bes SuBbanipieles, ibr @nbe
erreid)t. gs lit pielleidt Elm piIlfom.
mener 8ehiel, obtpobl ilniere Dnmpf.
feiiel mebr &oblen perbrauden. @s
liino brei Bldne fir Arbeiten i'm Sl,.
nern ser @ebduoe BON brei Ibteilun,
gen unierer Stuoenten porgeleben
@obl 1iemano ipiirbe abnen, pie niele
geibidte uno tpoblbemanoerte Mrbei.
ter uno Medanifer iid unter uniern
Stlloenten befinben, bepor man Ole
ooIlenoeten gr5eusniile Dor augen
bat.
Die Seminariiten reparieren Die
StiibIe uno Glide in ibrem @ebduoe
uno iino nit Ger MusIhmiidung zines
Saales beidGftiet, Der fir Wuiif unb
rbetorii1e l1ebungen beitimmt lit. Die
aollegianer brineen Die Stiible ibrer
&laiien5inmer in guten 3uitano, uns
Die So6Idiiler unter5ieben ftd) ben
Mrbeiten, Die Gep. &empfer ibnen on.
tpeiIt.
Gienei6t tpiiien bie gltern nibt,
uie fl,nitfertig ibre Stlloenten iino,
pobl aus Dem @runbe, ipeil tie ibre
8ebeimniiie ,niht nerraten molten.
slber tpenn Beibnadten fommt, iper.
ben Die gltern mogliderneile ole
aunitfertigfeit ibrer Stuoenten erfabs
rem.
@ir baben nod einen bel1rdnften
gorrat BON ,WaB Broper Boots" an
lSano, oie ieoem frei 5ueeianbt ipert
ben, ser Dor @eibnadten iein abon-
|nement erneuert. gu1 gibt es fein
Iiboneres uno oas gan5e Sabr on.
oauernbes 8eibnahtsgeidertf, als
IGernanoten uno Srellnben biiben unb
oriiben zines unlerer 8o6enblatter
I5u5ulenoen. a!
Shon Dor Wonaten boben mir eli
men oeutiben r&ousfalenoer" beltellt.
Spbalo oerielbe eintrifft, ienben mir
-lein grernplar besielben iebern, Der
brieflid) barum erIud5t. Ser 8reis
betragt ST portofrei.
| 8dbreno Ser perganeenen Wonats
lbeludten uns 5ablreihe Ilumnen. Al-
le lobten oie ausgeaeidnete Gualitai
unieres neuen Quellnaiiers. uno fan.
oen Oasielbe ausge5eidnet.
j Breiienafridten 5ufolge, lit ieit
j oen 8ablen Ser uStod Warfet" ge,
IfaIen; aber unIer n8oter Stod" i'll
feinesnegs gefaaen. Seit Ser grapab.
lung Oes Braiioenten Gruman am g
Nopember lit llnier u8ater Stod" TO-
gar in eroberer Nadfrage. uniere Sc,
ier beoiirfen feines lofalen Inter.
Ibanolers (8rofer), ionoern fonnen if.
rem Sbef bireft ans Soiepbinum fen,
ben. Ser Marftpreis lit INNER nod
|$5 per nSbare".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
4,rIaftn

aus &insiton, ge. g., meloete am
l16. os. Die r9lii. YreB": Nah einem
gefunb bes 9ihters &oscoe @ns-
tportb bonn bo6lten @erihtsbof oes
Staates SEEM gorf beoeutet oie Bra-
Iris Ser Neip gorfer Sdulen, @itber
aus ben &laiien5i1nmern au entIaiien,
oamit lie &elisionsunterrid)t genieBen
fonnen, feline 8erlesung Der 8erfai-
lung.
Soiepb 2eipis, Brdiioent Der Srei.
oenfer- -8eieuihaft, bate iih unter 9e.
Irufl,ng auf cine @ntideioung bes
gunoes. .Sbergeridts i'm San ser
Srau 8aibti McgolIum bon Giant
paign, Sn., an bas @eribt ge1panot
Iuno berlangt, oaB bie SEEM Yorfer
l9raris fir Derfaiiungsmiorig erflart
ltueroe. t
Gidter gastportb fonnte oieier gn-
Iii6t nidt beipfliebtelt uno pies auf
leinen peientliGen unterlhieo in bei-
loen 5allen bin. Sn Champaign ipur-
ben Die offentlicben Sdulen fir ben
l&eligionsunterridt 5ur 8erfiigung
tgeitellt, ipoourd Die 8erfaiiung per-
lebt nuroe (2); in Seem gorf iperoen
lSbulfir0er auf ben @ini9 ibrer 81
Itern aus Der &laiie entlaiien, Inn au-
IBerbalb Der S6ule religioIen Inter
Iribt gu erbalten. @e,pobnli6 gei1iebt
I6as nur einmal in Der ISOLDE auf cine
lStunoe. SSSn allen oielen 5allen muB
Inabgepielen lperoen, oaB Die gltern
lbes ainoes Dos niiniden linb oaB bas
l&inb Dirflib oieIen llnterriht erbalt.
I aub mies Ser Hihter in ieinem 8e-
lfl1no oorauf bin, oaB Die BON Der
IStaot be5ablten 2ebrer oieien Inter
lri6t niht erteilen, Dob iie nit benz
ltnterridt nidts 5u tun baben nno
lfein &inb oa5ll allfforoern, l,no Dab
loie Jreigabe zines &inoes fir oielen
&eligionsunterridt lulr Damn nit Ser
gerfaifung IN &onflift fon1men Mir
De, tuenn nadgenieien neroen fonnte,
oaB Die offentlihen S6ulen ielbIt bell
ltnterri6t unterltiiben ODER fir elm
8efenntnis eintreten.
Mit boffnungsfrob leu6tenben Mu-
gen betraten am 5reitag a6tbunoert-
unoa6t Wtanner, 6ralen uno. ainber
IN Bottom amerifaniiden 8ooen uno
madten iich auf oen @eg nad ben ib-
men perbeiBenen neuen Seimen un6
arbeitsltelen. Die anfommIinse, Sei-
matloie aus Ben 2agern europ1iIder
Griegsldnber, trafen i'm Morgen-
grauen auf oem 4rmeetransporter
~@eneral Omar 8unop" i'm 8oitoner
Soften elm.
Die 5tDeite @ruppe nperidIeppter
Perlonen" Die naG Dem 9H- gin1pan-
oerungsgeleb slmerifa errei1ten,
iDllroe bon @ouberneur Nobert S.
BRADFORD offi5iea begriiBt.
ungetriibt bon beoriidenoen Grin.
lnernngen 5eigte iib cine @ruppe Dor
ettDa fiinf5ig Rriegsnaiier1 Die in
bobiter 5reuoe gum 2ano or1ngten,
obne iid lange 81 fragen, melbes
IS6idlal ibnen Die Seimat in Ser
Nenen 8elt beibert bat. Die &inber
Duroen 1lur gum geringen Cell BON
amerifaniihen 8erpanbten in GIMP.
fang genommen, oenn Die meiiten bon
ibnen iollen onrh bic 8ermittlllns
0es III. g. Committee for tbe Care
kof, Guropean Gbil0ren" BON amerifa-
!niihen Gamilien aooptiert perben.
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Die Mmerican federation Of 2abor
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
MAXIMILIAN-S sable

altberiibrnte Gr6uteriaIbe, uniiber'
troffen BEL
8ran b m II nben
aler @rt unb bel anbern 2eiben
ipelbe i'm beigebenen 9irfular an
geeeben limo.
Yreis 60 Gents per sSar, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Ear fir
oieienisen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob,
men. Or. g., GirclepilIe, s..
id]reibt:
II am certainly delighted with
your salve and use it in my prac-
tice."
Sour az be5ieben bonn
Maxinilian Sanitarium
269S Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS II, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
Sreuno, Sno.

LEIDEN SIZE AN -.
DIABETES (Zuckerkrankheit), PY-
ORRHEA, RHEUMATISMUS, BLUT-
VERGIFTUNG oder GANGRENE -
MAGENGESCHWURE ulcers of the
Stomach) -.
damn gebrauchen Sic das weltbernhmts
D-O-D
Die Gebrauchsanweisung ist sehr einfach.
D-O-D is sbsolut giftfrei, kaha linen
deshalb ME schaden. - Keine Hungerkuren.
- Tansende Won Eeugnissen. Unsere Kun
den sind unsere VerkAufer. - Wenn richtig
gebraucht bringt D-O-D den gewtinsch-
ten ErfOlg Specific No. 8 fur menschkcheD
Gebrauch. Per Buchse (reicht mOnatelang)
SI.58. - Specific No. fur ausserlfchen Ge-
brauch. Per Pfund B tichse: nur S4.5O. -
Nebst Porto. Bestellungen i'm Staate
Ohio muss die Sales Tax beigefu gst werden.
Ais Laxiermittel gebrauche
"OUR OWN PILLS"
DIR. Eddy's Herb Pills
PreiS SO Cents und S1.O0
versandt Won
CHARLES r. NEUMANN
versender Won D-O-D
COS S. Monroe Ave-, Columbus S, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
StiuriJe OeS SDlfcS
tar bas Spiepbirtlllll

@inlieseno ienoe id Sbnen eine
fieine @abe ($10, our laufenoen Srei-
itelle. Danf DEM Sl'iten Ser5en Seill
bin id in einem anlieeen erbort NOR
ben.
sllter 2eier, Wfo.
ginliegenb ST, oen id 3u gbren
bes bl. SoIepb in einem gnliegen per-
iprohen butte, 3anf bem bl. SSSoiepb
bin ib erbort iporoen.
Sreuno, Sno.
8eilieseno $5 fir Sbre Stuoenten
au gbren oes FL. sSSoiepb unb gum
Croft Der armen Seelen i'm Segfeuer
Sd bin, @ott lei 9anf, in einem 9ln-
liegen erb0rt iporben.
Srau 90. s.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Postal Rate Increases
Effective on Saturday,;
Air Mail 10 Cost &c

Some postal rates and services,
including air mail, will cost more
starting Saturday, the public was
reminded today.
Acting Postmaster w. G. Bell, in
publicizing the new rates. recalled
that the Eightieth Congress enacted
them last June. They will apply to
third class mail - increasing the
price of mailing unsealed greeting
cards-and to such items as special
delivery, parcel post. money orders,
postal notes and registered mail.
There will be no change in the
regular first-claSs letter rate of 3
cents per ounce or the 1-cent post
card.
Air mail letters and packages
weighing up to and including 8
ounces will require postage of 6 cents
per ounce instead of the present S
cents. Articles weighing more than
8 ounces are subject to the air parcel
post rates.
Air Postcard Introduced.
As a sort of compensation, the
postal service Is introducing an air
postcard, which can be mailed for
4 cents.
Parcel post rates will rise from 2
to 4 cents per package.
First-class special delivery rates
will 60 up from 13 to Is cents for
mail up to 2 pounds, from 20 to Is
cents for parcels weighing from to
10 pounds and from rs to IS cents
for parcels weighing from 10 to TO
pounds.
The practice of sending printed,
unsealed Christmas and other greet
ing cards will cost cents instead
of the present IL cents. And a
minimum of 3 cents will be charged
for third class mail measuring more
than 9 inches wide or II inches long,
or less than 3 inches wide and 4
inches long. The latter regulation
will apply to certain miniature greet
ing cards heretofore mailed for 11a
cents.
Money Order Brackets Cut.
The increase in money orders is
based on a new schedule reducing
the number of rate brackets from
eight to four. For instance, instead
of present fees of cents for money
rorders from l cent to $3.50 and 8
cents for orders from s2.51 to S.,
the new fee will be 10 cents for
money orders up to SO.
The next bracket will be for $40
to $50 orders and will cost Is cents.
At present, there are two brackets
in this range costing II and IS cents.
Money orders for higher sums will
cost proportionately more.
Postal notes, issued in denominas
tions of from cent to $40. will cost
cents, an increase of cents.
\ Other higher rates will apply to
special handling, C. o. D. fees, book
rates and registered mail.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
LINENS AND
DOMESTICS

z Orig. $50 PIoid BIonkets. $50
wool and 1870 cotton. Seconds,
soiled led---4.50 pr.
! ORIG. $50 Cotton Plaid BIonket.
so wool; seconds; soiIed 400 pr.
7 Orig. 5.es Common 500 Wool
and 500 Cotton BIonkets. Sec
onds, soiIed -----4.oo eoeh
5 Orig. z.ss Cotton Blankets.
SoIed. 72x84" "----2.oo eoeh
z Orig. l4.e5 AII-WooI Peoree
ku-PIoid BIonkets. Soiled,
1000 eoeh
I Orig. 500 BIonket. 1929 wool
and $50 royon. 259o cotton,
ii Orig. 2.4s BIeaehed Sheets.
SoiIed Assorted sizes, l.59 eoeh
z Orig. I4.95 Peoree Ail-Wool
Ploid BIonkets. Wine and green,
1000 eoeh
3 Orig. z.zs soxlos KrirkIe Bed
spreods, blue e---1.7e
II Orig. 1.1s coIored Dresser
Seorfs. Loce trimmed -69e eoeh
81 Orig. 2se Turkish hond Tow
els. Rose only----15eeo Sc eoeh
3 Orig. 2.4e Print Toble Cloths.
52x52 Soiled -1. 40 eaeh
10 Orig. l9e Print DoiIies. Soiled.
l2xl8 -----10 10e eoeh
| Orig. 81 TobIe Cloth. Grey.
SoiIed. 52x52 --49e eoeh
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Woman Starts Year in Jail
For Stealing $40 Suitcase

A woman shoplifter today started
year in Jail for stealing $40 suit
case from a downtown department
store last Tuesday.
The sentence was imposed by
Judge George D. Nelson in Mu-
nicipal Court upon Virginia Ran
dolph, So, of no known address,
who asked that she be put away
for long time. "I have no job, no
place to go and can't stay out on
the streets" she said.
The theft occurred shortly before
closing time at Goldenberg's. Judge
Nelson gave the defendant the al
Tentative of q 5000 fine, which she
was unable to pay.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
coRsETs

20 Orig. l.es EIessie Psnty GirdIes.
S, M, L. 3 eoIors rs----59e
II Orig. s.ss to s.ss corsets and
GirdIes. Broken sizes----z.99
- Orig. 7.ss Heavily sened
6irdies by "WhirIeze." II to 40.
s.ss
II Orig. 3.ss Maternity or Hsslth
Belts. Sizes IS to 34--2.4o
rs Orig. z.ss Full Fashioned
EIestie Psnsy GisdIss. 5. IA, L,
S. Orig. i.ss to z.ss Extre-sixs
EIostie GirdIes. Sizes "a to 40, 7se
u Orig. 3.s5 EIastie ce,seIette..
Size 38. lrree. --2.4s
IS Orig. 81 end $50 Longtime
Bres. All perfect. SO to a., l.zs
II Orig. $50 to $50 Gorter
Belts. Nylon, etc. Broken sizes.
9se
80 Orig. las TO $50 EIostie or
Cotton Twill Gerter Belts 2se
80 Orig. 3.s5 to IS GirdIes end
Corsets. Varied lengths and
widths 49e
"a Orig. $50 70 1880 Corselettes.
Discontinued lines 4,99
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
MEMS
FURNISHINGS

800 Orig. 7se Mems Athletic
Shirts. Sizes "a to 46- z for 100
200 Orig. 69e Boxer Or Gripper
Shorts. Not all sizes . z for 100
800 Orig. 4.99 Sport Shirts, long
sleeve --,--- 5.oI
100 Orig. l.99 Mems Dress Shirts.
l4h to II ----1.49
300 Orig. $50 Mems Fomous
Make FIonneIette Peiamas. A. B,
c D
$50 Orig. 800 All-WooI Sweaters,
coot or puIlover, 38-4e--z.e9
Us Orig. 500 Mems Ali-WoeI
PIoid Joc-Shirts. S, M, l--5.o0
IS Orig. 7.95 Mems FIannel Robes.
S, M, M,L--------------e.oo
Street Flor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
HOSIERY

100 Prs. Orig. 59e Full Fashioned
NyIons. Mill mends. 812 to
lOIz in the lot ot----z9e
$50 Prs. Orig. 6se Full Fashioned
Royon Hose. Seconds s----4ee
100 Prs. Orig. 2se chiIdrens
Port Wool AnkIets. Broken sizes.
14e
z6o Prs. 3se TO 4ee chiId's Per-
feet Anklets. 31z to lOR. 5 prs.
Sfrsaf EfooY
Evening star., 1948-12-30
CURTAINS and
UPHOLSTERY

80 Orig. 1913 Knit Soto Covers,
40 Orig. 1898 Best oueIity Knit
and cretonne Slip Covers $50
20 Orig. $40 cretonne ooybed
covers S.>~
so Orig. l.79 Knit MopIe Choir
Covers '.L1
800 Yds. Orig. 1913 Vot Dyed
Slip Cover and Drapery Fabries.
so" O"-1.29 20 yd.
100. Prs. Orig. 2.ss RuffIed Cur
toins 1.99 pr.
80 Orig. s.ss Hessoeks -.-e.ss
100 Orig. 7se Fiber shodes on
rollers. Perfect. 3ox72----sse
100 Yds. Orig. 6ee TobIe oiIeloth.
IrreeuIor. 4o" wide ------52e
20 Orig. 1873 Drepery Rods. CSC
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
WATCHES

! Orig. SI75 oIlendorff Mems
lax cese, 17-Jewei woteh.
7l.5o
I Orig. $llo oIIendorff Mems
TAX cose, l7-JeweI Woteh.
$3.50
! Orig. $40 WoIthsm Mems l Ak
case, II Jewel Weteh ----71.5o
I Orig. $l25 Ladies' lax cose
and BroeeIet. II jewel ---7l.5o
I Orig. $l25 Lodies' Gothom.
AK cose, 6 rubies. II jewel,
1900
I Orig. $loo Ladies' Gothem.
lax case and " bracelet, $3.50
z Orig. S42 WoIthoms. 8-doy
trovel clock, IS jewels ---z9.e5
All Prices Include Tox.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
COATS and SUITS

COATS and SUITS
s Orig. 6s.s5 Misses Fur Trim
med coats ----------54.s7
4 ORIG. 59.95 Fur Trimmed Coots,
24.97
z Orig. 1895 Block Untrimmed
Coots. Sizes 10 and II 1900
z Orig. $35 lnterIined Toppers.
"a length 16.ss
s ORIG. 1895 Women's AII-WooI
Block " Size Coats 1927
5 Orig. 1895 to 1895 AlI-WooI
Gobordine Suits ---15.OO
8 Orig. 22.50 Jv. Misses Sport
SootS -------- -------i o.oo
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
FABRICS

81 Yds. Orig. s9e Fine Quolity
36" chombroy Remnants --44e yd.
81 Yds. Orig. 7oe Lingerie Crepe
and Taffeta Remnents 36e yd.
100 Yds. 79e Assorted Floeked
VoiIe. IS" wide --24e yd.
40 Yds. Orig. 49e Heavy Striped
Outing Remnonts, 36"- --2se yd.
$50 Yds. Orig. 1.5o Royon WOOL
ems. 500 wool and 5000 royon,
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
SPORTSWEAR

80 Orig. l.ss to z.ss TurtIe-keek
T-Shirts. S, IA, L--I.79
z Orig. 2.ee White Cotton Twill
Gym Shorts. SoiIed-----1.4s
~ Orig. 2.ss TO s.s5 Misses
BroadeIoth Bieuses. Trimmed.
50 Orig. z.ss Misses Dressy Crepe
BIouses. 81 to SO ---I.z7
I Orig. 7.s5 Misses BIouse-oIu-
roel crepe. Size l8 --2.es
"a Orig. 4.ss Misses Jumpers.
Full fIore skirt. II to $500
9 Orig. 7.es PinwaIe Corduroy
Skirts. Fly front. 28-------4.ss
u Orig. SOS TO 7.e5 Fine BIouses.
Crepe or broodcloth --------3.ss
is Orig. 7.ss Extra-sixe Womsn's
eoet sweaters. loo9o wool, e.e5
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
STATIONERY

$50 Orig. 3se Boxed stetionery
and Notes --I9e
so Orig. S9e Fountoin Pens soc
50 Orig. Zoe Tape Pek Poper, Sc
Is Orig. 5se Pencil Boxes --3ee
IS Orig. sos Jewel Boxes, 3.s5
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
LAMPS and
MIRRORS

I ORIG. 1898 5-Pe. Card Teble
Set. Walnut finish. Co|ors. a
choirs --------15.44
Is Orig. 29e Sets Of PIostie Boudoir
Shade Covers ------loe
81 Orig. z.eS to 5.es Odds and
Ends Of SoiIed Shades. As is, l.6e
z Orig. 1913 English Type Chine
TabIe Lamps. Gold trim ---e.Ss
6 ORIG. 1893 Worcester Styled
Chino TsbIe Lomps. SoiIed $50
I Orig. 1898 Blue Chino Tobls
Lemp Bose. Damaged 500
I ORIG. z4.9S Modern Green Toble
Lamp. Trimmed shade 1898
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30

IS Orig. zoe Knitting Needles. Sc
II Orig. soc Dress Shields zoe
Is Orig. 1.e5 Mail Heads soc
II Orig. 81 Button Shoppers, 25e
100 Orig. Asst. Buttons s------5e
20 Orig. ST Tuek-a-ways, zse
80 Orig. z for Sc Embroidery Silk,
4 for Sc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
Es. Large Size
FLANNELETTE
GOWNS
%

FIonneIette gowns for very
large women. High neekIines,
long sleeves, yoke fronts. Plain
or striped moterioIs. 50 to 56.
Lingerie, Street Floor.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
LINGERIE

4s Orig. 1.5s Rayon Slips. loee
and tailored styles. Broken sizes,
8Se
80 Orig. 2.e5 Reyon SIips-toi-
Iored styles. Extro large = 2.5s
so Orig. l.6s Women's Cotton
Gowns. Broken sizes. Fine quail
itv l.33
SO Orig. 69e Women's RoYon
Vests. Loroe size. lreeGlor, 43e
- Orig. 2.99 Florol Print Royen
Gowns. Broken sizes -----2.19
100 Orig. 69e Rayon Briefs-eIos-
tic woistbond 44e
rs Orig. ST Snusfit Part-Woei
Briefs. Blue and red. lrree. 49e
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
6.95 to. 1856
QUALITY
DRESSES
81

Clearance Of higher priced
dresses. One and Z pc. styles.
Mony ! of q kind. Broken
sizes. All soIes ore finoI.
Dresses, Second Floor.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
GLOVES

IS Orig. $50 to 81 Leather Gloves.
Smoll sizes
IS Orig. LIS Fobrie Gloves.
Broken sizes -----69e
80 Orig. 1.49 kiddies' Bunny Nit
tens. Sizes 5, 6, 7-----66e
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
BOYS CLOTHING

4 Orig. 6.98 Navy Eton Suits.
Sizes 6 and 7 $500 -3.98
10 Orig. 8.ss to 1923 Snow Suits
and Logging Suits. Broken sizes,
$40
8 Orig. 5.ss Boys Winter Gobor-
dine Joekets. Lined. 10 to 4,
ZIPPereo ---------- 9.So
s Orig. 2.es Boys Roineoot Sets.
Sizes 4 to 6--1. 1.99
8 Orig. 2.6e Boys Corduroy Over
oils. Broken sizes -1.S9
II Orig. l.es Boys Dress Shirts.
Broken sizes ----. - --S8e
IS Orig. z.9S Boys School Lensies.
Sizes 6 to II ---2.3o
IS Orig. 2.eS Boys Plaid Jack
Shirts - 2.39
lS Orig. $40 Boys Corduroy
SIoeks. Sizes s to 7----z.49
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
GIRLS, TEENS
and INFANTS

$ Orig. 7.s5 AII-WooI Plaid skot-
ing Skirts. Sizes 10, II and ! 4, 4.4s
! Orig. l4.95 Corduroy Joeket.
Grey. Size 10 only ----7.95
10 Orig. 1.zs Cotton Slips. White.
Size u ---- -3se
II Orig. 2.99 Teen Cotton Dresses.
Sizes 10 and l6 ----.1 1.5s
3 Orig. 500 Teens Ton Rain
coats. Size II only ---- -3.97
IS Orig. l.ss Cotton Knitted
Lonsies. Navy and moroon-- 100
z3 Orig. l.99 2-Pe. FIonnelette
Psjomos. Slight irreeulors- LIS
~ Orig. 100 Slightly soi'ed Tots
Cotton BIouses -----~----75e
8 Orig. 7.s5 Girls Roineoats-
printed Botes fobre. 10 and "a,
l.Se
20 Orig. 81 Slight IrresuIer Girls
2.Pe. Union Suits. Size 4 -69e
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30

LEATHER GOODS
IS Orig. ZOO Handbass.
S9e plus tox
80 Orig. i.6s Hondbos.
69e plus tax
200 Orig. soc Wallets, 3ee plus tox
20 Orig. IS Hendboss.
3.S9 plus tox
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-12-30
RUGS

KOSS
z Orig. 1850 Green BroodIoom
RUGS. l2xl2. Soiied. $1l9.00
I Orig. $4,000 18th Century Ak
minister Rug. l2xl5. Soiled,
1900
3 Orig. 1880 Rose Beige Brood
loom Rugs. l2xl5. SoIIed.
! Orig. 1880 Blue BroodIoom
Rug. l2xl4'7". SoiIed 10000
3 Orig. 1880 Ton Floral Ak
minister Rugs. l2x9. New, 64.e5
z Orig. 1895 Blue Velvet Rugs.
ox1O'6". New ----~ 62.95
z Orig. 1885 Blue Velvet Rugs.
9xl5 New --89.50
8 Orig. 7.95 Cotton and Fiber
Rugs. 3oxo3 4.95
10 Orig. 5.o5 Shos Rugs. 24x3e,
2.sS
IS Yds. Orig. 4se I'd. Block
RubberIike Runners. II" wide,
i9e yd.
10 Orig. 7.s5 Damaged Felt Bose
Rugs. exl2------I.ss
YL:.J EI>..
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05
Truman Equality Orders
Stir Up Cries of Politics

is discrimination. Southern white lead
ers declare II i not, a long a. equal
facilities and services are afforded
colored persons.
Much Flexibility
In TACT. there is considerable ileNibil-
lily in carrying out the orders both as TO
timing and Interpretation The orders
ending discrimination IN the armed
services are to be carried out AS
rapidly as possible and not by any
specified date.
And the orders provide FOR setting
up advisory committees IN both the
civil service and the armed services
to inquire into the problems and make
recommendations Tor achieving the
goals set forth in the orders.
Presumably these committees viii
have some southern members who re-
fleet the majority views OF that region.
Southern congressional Spokesman
are much more concerned about the
civil rights program which lhcy fear
may gain the united backing OF north
ern Democrats and Republicans At this
special session. The southern bloc i'll
the Senate has decided at a strategy
meeting to wage a strong. but dieni-
lied. fight on the floor TO defeat the
civil rights program, using the familiar
arguments III favor Of popular soy
ereignty and the rights of the states
to decide Tor themselves how to deal
with racial problems.
Montana labor news., 1948-08-05
VA ANSWERS
QUESTIONS

Editors Note: E~x-servicesmen ard
women are vitality interested in the ben
eiits which their government offers
them through Veterans Administration
and they are asking thousands Of ques-
tons daily.
@. | expect to purchase a home
under the guaranty provisions of the
G. |. Bill and would like to know il
| must pay the appraisers fee
4. Yes. The appraisers fee is paid by
the veteran and usually is from SIS to
SIS.
Q. How do | arrange to get a loan
for business purposes under the q. /.
Bill?
A. 1t is up to you to find a bank,
publicor private lending agency or even
an individual willing to advance the
money.
.. | want to obtain a G.. |. farm loan
to buy some farming equipment. How
ever. | don't live on my farm. Am |
eligible for such a loan?
A. Yes. il you actually conduct the
farming operations.
Q. | applied at a bank for a G. /.
business loan. but | was turned down.
What SHOULD | do?
A. F~irstconsider whether your pro-
position is a sound one. II so. try an
other lender. The fact that one lender
is not interested does not indicate
that another may not be.