anaheim-gazette 1941-03-27

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer returned home Saturday from an extensive tour of the eastern and southern states. Leaving Anaheim, Feb. 18, they arrived in Chicago, Ill. Feb. 22, and from there they went to Detroit where they took delivery on a new automobile. Mrs. Dwyer reports that one of the highlights of the trip was the new six-lane highway from Pittsburgh to Harrisburg, Penn., which is about 200 miles long and only 11 side roads. Their next stopping place was Willimantic, Conn., where they visited Mr. Dwyer's relatives. They continued their journey by way of the high speed highway from New Haven to New York City and from there they traveled to Washington D.C. where they attended the afternoon session of the senate. They heard a discussion of the "Lease Lend Bill," and a heated argument between Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky and Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana. Continuing on their tour, they took a side trip to Williamsburg, Va., which is being restored by the Rockerfeller Foundation and is almost completely restored at this time. From there they went south following the coast line to Miami, Flo. Mrs. Dwyer states that the roads on the east coast of Florida were extremely narrow. She also says that Miami Beach is apparently a rich man's play-ground. St. Agnes Guild Plans Bridge-Tea To Mark Anniversary The St. Agnes Guild met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Rossberg with Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Fullerton and co-hostesses. Plans were made for a May bridge-tea to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the guild and the tradition of a May party. The Ebell clubhouse will be the scene on Saturday, May 3, and two o'clock. Reservations are now available from the ticket chairmen, Mrs. Harry Horn and Mrs. Robert Easten, or any St. Agnes guild member. The committees for the parties were formed and they are: Fred Lumsdon, general chairman; Hele Thompson, Gertrude Jackson; Jackie Phelps, refreshments; Irma Brandon, Carolyn Daw, Hazel Tilson, Florence Newkirk, prizes; Betty Crane, Wilma Newland; Mary Reasoner, decorations; Fritz Rossberg, Ethel Rundstrom, Gertrude Hubbard, tallies Eloise Horne; Catherine Easton, tickets; Ada Wilcox, Mildred Taggert, Madeline Lumsdon, Ethel Caverley, tables and cards; Leonora Hoskins, with the entire group assisting, serving. Mrs. Hine of Hollywood, who is the convocational vice-president of the Women's auxiliary of Los Angeles diocese, gave a most interesting talk on women's work in the church. She had attended the triennium convention of the Episcopal church at Kansas City summer and brought many Continuing on their tour, they took a side trip to Williamsburg, Va., which is being restored by the Rockerfeller Foundation and is almost completely restored at this time. From there they went south following the coast line to Miami, Fl. Mrs. Dwyer states that the roads on the east coast of Florida were extremely narrow. She also says that Miami Beach is apparently a rich man's play-ground since there are so many large homes owned by people from all over this country there. Mr. Dwyer inspected oranges in the Indian River district and in Orlando, Waverly and Lakeland districts. On their homeward jaunt they passed through San Antonio and El Paso. Mrs. Dwyer believes that the best long distance road that they traveled over was in Texas. Fortieth Milestone Marked by Couple Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daws were honored on their 40th wedding anniversary with a reception held for them at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Mahoney. Since the 40th wedding anniversary is the ruby anniversary the house was decorated with ruby red flowers and ruby red and white candles. A buffet luncheon was served and a large two tier wedding cake with a bride, groom and wedding bell on top was cut. The evening was spent playing games. Many lovely gifts were received. The guests were Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlow of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schlegl of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. George Daws, Mrs. Anna Mahoney, Mrs. Eva Deasy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Abberederis, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hansen, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Campbell. Anne Wagner and Jack Mauerhan Wed The home of Mrs. Maddie Gates, 220 N. Claudina St., was the scene of the informal wedding of Miss Anne Catherine Wagner of Los Angeles, daughter of Mrs. Eldarado Wagner, and Jock Clayton Mauerhan, son of Mrs. Marie McCurdy of Los Angeles and J. C. Mauerhan WELL-CUT SPORTS CLOTHES comprise Alice Frost's daytime wardrobe. Selected as the "Best-Dressed Woman in Radio" for the 1941 Fashion Academy award, the star of Columbia network's "Big Sister" program favors this type of attire for her broadcasting. The jacket of grey and powder blue wool is worn with a darker grey wool skirt and white crepe blouse. Note the novel street-lamp lapel pin. Carol Ann Booth Marks Anniversary A birthday party honored wee Carol Ann Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Booth, on her third birthday yesterday. The party took on the aspects of an Easter celebration with an Easter egg hunt when it was learned that the "Bunny," had made an early call on Carol Ann. Besides Easter eggs the goodly rabbit brought a cake decorated with little chickens to please the young children. Those invited were Bobby Jean and Johnny Mary, Ronnie Keith, Jackie Wilmore, Clyde Nichle, Terry Hunt, Mathew Wise, Michela Vaughan, Marilynn Crump, of Corona, and Bill Strechly of Stanton. Mothers invited were Mrs. John Mary, Mrs. F. L. Keith, Mrs. Joe Wilmore, Mrs. Clyde Nichle, Mrs. Charles Hunt, Mrs. Richard Wise, Mrs. Eugene Crump, Mrs. Sadie Strechly, and Carol Ann's grandmother, Mrs. C. C. Lamb, and Carol's older sister, Patsy. Luncheon Enjoyed By Group of Friends Luncheon at Laguna Beach hotel last Saturday afternoon was enjoyed by a group of Anaheim and Fullerton women as the guests of Mrs. W. R. Marshall of Chicago, who has been visiting the past six weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Russell R. McComb of 612-C N. Philadelphia St. Mrs. Marshall left yesterday to return to her home. Included in the group were Mrs. Kenneth Figgins, Mrs. Carl Palm and Mrs. McComb, all of Anaheim; Mrs. Joe W. Johnson, Mrs. William McCrindle and Mrs. James R. Stanley, all of Fullerton, and the hostess. Catherine Easton, tickets; Ada Wilcox, Mildred Taggert, Madeline Lumsdon, Ethel Caverley, tables and cards; Leonora Hoskins, with the entire group assisting, serving. Mrs. Hine of Hollywood, who is the convocational vice-president of the Women's auxiliary of Los Angeles diocese, gave a most interesting talk on women's work in the church. She had attended the triennium convention of the Epic copal church at Kansas City summer and brought many inspirational points back with her. At the close of the meeting the hostesses served a salad course. Sonia Haas Hears Famous Violinist Sonia Haas, 10 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Haas had the great opportunity of hearing Mischa Elman, world famous violinist, at the Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles Tuesday evening. She was accompanied by her violin teacher, L. H. Starzewski, Anaheim, with whom she has studied for the past three years. Poetz Home Scene Of Card Party Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Poetz entertained the Saturday Night Pinochle club at their home at 943 N. Helena St. A spaghetti dinner was served.The tables were set with pasta pottery and the center piece was a bowl full of tulips raised by hostess. Places were set for Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whippo, Mr. and Ms George Walter and Mr. and Ms Charley Virgo of Fullerton.T men's prize was won by Georgette Walter and the women's by Ms Poetz. How the homely housewife arrest bared the Nazis new spy system.The British coord hardly believe that dummy M O'Grady was a traitress,but more they know the Germans are hired unattractive women for undue cover jobs because pretty ones more liable to get in trouble.Rof of the Astonishing way they cover this and what they are doing it, as told in The American Weekly,the magazine distributes with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER Adv.* Anne Wagner and Jack Mauerhan Wed The home of Mrs. Maddie Gates, 220 N. Claudina St., was the scene of the informal wedding of Miss Anne Catherine Wagner of Los Angeles, daughter of Mrs. Eldarado Wagner, and Jock Clayton Mauerhan, son of Mrs. Marie McCurdy of Los Angeles and J. C. Mauerhan of Anaheim at four o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev Robert Burns McAulay of the Orange Presbyterian church officiated at the ceremony while the bridal party stood surrounded by large baskets of beautiful spring flowers. The bride was dressed in an aquamarine twill suit set off with a lovely orchid corsage. Her maid of honor, Miss Madeline Mauerhan, the groom's sister, wore a poudre blue suit. Philip Brooks of Pasadena acted as the best man. Mrs. J. Arthur Barrett of San Diego played Mendelssohn's "Spring Song," during the ceremony. A reception followed the ceremony. Following a short wedding trip to parts unknown, the young couple will reside in Westend, Calif. Where Mr. Mauerhan is employed. Burden Home Scene Of Breakfast Event Mrs. Thomas Burden and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom were co-hostesses at a breakfast held Tuesday Burden. Those present were Mrs. Norman Tessner, Mrs. Dick Dickenson, Mrs. Fred Edward, Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, Mrs. William Dierberger, Mrs. Elmer Hamilton, Mrs. Dwight Smith, Mrs. M. A. Gauer, Mrs. Ted Fishback, Mrs. Charles Rinehardt, Mrs. Ralph Rivera, Mrs. Lecra Martin, Mrs. Elizabeth McLieb, Mrs. Henry Cunningham, Mrs. William Everett, Mrs. Clarence Wagner, and the hostesses. ANAHEIM GAZETTE River Return From Extensive Trip Through the Guild Bridge-Tea Mark Anniversary Mr. Agnes Guild met Monday at the home of Mrs. Rossberg with Mrs. Thompson of Fullerton as guests. We were made for a May event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the tradition of a May Ebell clubhouse will be on Saturday, May 3, at Rock. Reservations are now open from the ticket chairrs. Harry Horn and Mrs. Easton, or any St. Agnes member. Committees for the party named and they are: Freda Mildred, general chairman, Helen Jon, Gertrude Jackson, Helps, refreshments; Irma Carolyn Daw, Hazel Florence Newkirk, prizes; Crane, Wilma Newland, seasoner, decorations; Fidg, Ethel Rundstrom, Gerubbard, tallies Eloise Horn, the Easton, tickets; Adah Mildred Taggert, Madeline Jon, Ethel Caverley, tables; Leonora Hoskins, with the group assisting, serving. Hine of Hollywood, who is vocational vice-president of women's auxiliary of Los Angeles, gave a most inter-talk on women's work in church. She had attended the fun convention of the Episcopal Church at Kansas City last week and brought many in attendance. Visit in Reedley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, and daughters Winifred and Gwendolyn, and Wilfred Aubert of Downey-were the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Svenson in Reedley over the week-end, Miss Winifred Ahlstrom remained in Reedley where she will visit her college friends. Motor to San Jacinto Mr. and Mrs. Len Daigle and daughter, Marilynn, drove to San Jacinto and were the guests of Mrs. Daigle's father, J. S. Fluor sr., at the Hotel Vosburg over the week-end. Named on Committee Dr. Mabel Myers was named this week as Anaheim's representative on a committee to arrange future meetings of Pomona college alumni of Orange county. Quartet Touring South Dr. and Mrs. George A. Paige and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Riutcel are touring the southern states and will probably go as far as Louisiana before their return, in two or three weeks. Weckers Visit Here Visitors in Anaheim one day last week were Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wecker, parents of Dr. Carl Wecker and former residents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Wecker recently established their home in Balboa, coming here from Troy, Rectors Have Guests Comdr. H. S. Dyer, district chaplain, of San Diego and wife, who is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Rector, were guests in the Rector home Sunday evening. Their little daughter, Margaret, will remain with her grandparents for a week. Virginia Criss Hestess The Epworth League of the White Temple Methodist church held its Fellowship meeting at the home of Miss Virginia Criss, Sunday evening. Games were played, refreshments served and the meeting closed with the Fellowship Circle. Hales Have Guest D. H. Stecjley, a retired merchant of Lincoln, Neb., was the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Hale Thursday afternoon. Bradleys Entertain Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley had as their Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krebs of Los Angeles. Club Meets Friday The Ladies' Elks club will meet at the clubhouse at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Motor to San Diego Mr. and Mrs. Russeel R. McComb and son, and their house-guest, Mrs. W. R. Marshall of Chicago, motored to San Diego Sunday. Visit in Burbank Assistance League Fashion Show to Be Held Saturday Advance ticket sales in the fashion show and tea given Saturday afternoon by Elks clubhouse by the Anchorage chapter of the Orange County assistance league will be an standing success, Mrs. J. F., lace, ticket committee chair said yesterday. The affair start at 2:30 p.m. Proceeds of the show went toward the charity project which the chapter is organized and it is expected proceed enable the work to start at Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, president of the Anaheim chapter, said believe those in attendance will highly pleased with the New York and Hollywood styles to be shown by the Millerick shop, and with many new and unusual forms which the afternoon will run she added. Original Walt Disney film from the picture 'Fantasia' set off the Easter motif in collections. A musical program was presented to augment the troubadors from the Carroll restaurant. Mrs. Kraemer, Jr., of Placentia as commentator for the show. Tickets are still available Mrs. Wallace, or they may obtained at the door of the house Saturday afternoon. Easton, tickets; Adah Mildred Taggert, Madeline Ethel Caverley, tablesids; Leonora Hoskins, with group assisting, Hine of Hollywood, who is vocational vice-president of women's auxiliary of Los diocese, gave a most inter-talk on women's work in march. She had attended the sym convention of the Episcopal church at Kansas City last year and brought many internal points back with her. The close of the meeting the services served a salad course. Haas Hears Fous Violinist Haas, 10 year old daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Haas, great opportunity of hear-scha Elman, world famous at the Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles Tuesday. She was accompanied byolin teacher, L. H. Stani-naheim, with whom she studied for the past three Z Home Scene Card Party and Mrs. Godfrey Poetz joined the Saturday Night club at their home at Helena St. Maghetti dinner was served. Tables were set with pastel and the center piece was full of tulips raised by the flowers were set for Mr. and Sam Whippo, Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Virgo of Fullerton. The prize was won by George and the women's by Mrs. The homely housewife's bared the Nazis new ugly system. The British could believe that dumpy Mrs. Holly was a traitress, but now the Germans are hiring active women for under-jobs because pretty ones are liable to get in trouble. Read Astonishing way they dishis and what they are doing it, as told in The American Jay, the magazine distributed next week's LOS ANGELES INNER. Adv. Dr. and Mrs. George A. Pauge and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Riutcel are touring the southern states and will probably go as far as Louisiana before their return, in two or three weeks. Weckers Visit Here Visitors in Anaheim one day last week were Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wecker, parents of Dr. Carl Wecker and former residents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Wecker recently established their home in Balboa, coming here from Troy, Ohio, where they moved in 1909 from Anaheim. Nagels Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nagel of Pasadena visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel, Sunday. Mrs. Nagel has been confined with a severe attack of poison oak for almost a month. Mother Visits Erwin Maas Mrs. Mary E. Maas spent the weekend with her son, Erwin Maas, on Cresent Ave. in Anaheim. Son is Born A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. E. Maahs on March 12 at the Bixby Knoles Maternity home in Long Beach. The eight pound two ounce boy was named Ronald Edgar. To Return Home Mrs. John McFarland will return to her home in San Marino with her baby daughter, Sunday. Visit in Corona Mrs. Claudina Clark visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark of Corona last Week. Mrs. Kilduff Honored Mrs. James Kilduff was honored guest at a birthday breakfast in Long Beach Sunday. She received many nice gifts. Olson Mark Milestone Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Olson celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary Tuesday evening. They dined out as the guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Olson were married in South Dakota. Visits Mother Ray Van Wagoner left Tuesday for Provo, Utah, to visit his mother, who is seriously ill. Mrs Pellegrin Ill Mrs. A. E. Pellegrin has been confined to her bed since November. To eliminate delays, The Gazette has new phone service. Call 2206 ODD BLANKETS One lot of fine blankets, broken color ranges—marked down in the Month-End Sale. $4.95 and $8.95 Single CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Also rayon and cotton in the group. Broken lines of single bed sizes — Month-End Sale priced at 20% Less WASH FABRICS One lot of shadow sheers in neat florals in pastel shades. Regular 49c values. Month-End Sale special yard ... 8 piece spun rayons, A. B.C., brand in assorted colors for set off the Easter motif in settings. A musical program presented to augment the troubadors from the Carroll restaurant. Mrs.Kraemer, Jr., of Placentia was commentator for the show. Tickets are still available Mrs.Wallace, or they may obtained at the door of the house Saturday afternoon. Altar Guild Plans Food Sale Event The Altar Guild of St.Mary Episcopal church met Thursday with Mrs.R.W.Balch pro- over the meeting. Two new members, Mrs.Cromer and Mrs.Amy C.Son, attended. Plans for sale Saturday at the Anaheim market were disc- H.G Archibalds Move to San Dei Mr. and Mrs.Herbert G.bald, 900 N.Zeyn St., left day for San Diego where they make their home at 4114 St.Mr.AArchibald is in contracting business in San D M SHAMPOO RUG CLEANING! The thorough method of removing all imbedded Grime and Grit. Nap Raised ME CLEANERS and DYERS LGELES ST·ANAHEIM·TEL·2405 20% Less WASH FABRICS One lot of shadow sheers in neat floralls in pastel shades. Regular 49c values. Month-End Sale special yard ... 33c 8 piece spun rayons, A. B. C. brand in assorted colors for for Spring dresses. Month-End Special yard ... 49c Chenille BEDSPREADS Nice assortment of chenille bedspreads, assorted colors and patterns. Special in the Month-End Sale. 10% to 20% Less Martex DISH TOWELS Our famous Martex Dry-medry towels—discontinued patterns. Special in the Month-End Sale each ... 29c BATH TOWELS Discontinued patterns in our better bath towels, but good assortment to choose from Month-End Sale— 1/4 to 1/3 Less REMNANTS A fresh assortment to choose from. Good, usable lengths Month-End Special— 1/4 to 1/2 Price The March Month-Big savings from every bargains in all depart... 4 BL THURSDAYS BRAIDED RUGS One table of woven rugs, choice of peach cream, brown and Month-End Sale — 2 si... 22x36-size, ea. 24x48-size, ea. CRETONNEES Colorful cretonnes in bright colors, 36 inch. Spare out in the End Sale yard ... MARQUISETTS One lot of short end pieces sorted colors and design them in the Month-End Sale at yard ..... BOY'S SUITS 13 boys all wool suits, v $15.00. Month-End Sale ... No Alterations Trip Through East and South Assistance League Fashion Show to be Held Saturday Advance ticket sales indicate the fashion show and tea to be held Saturday afternoon at the clubhouse by the Anaheim chapter of the Orange County Assistance league will be an outstanding success, Mrs. J. E. Walde, ticket committee chairman, will yesterday. The affair will start at 2:30 p.m. Proceeds of the show will go toward the charity project for which the chapter is organized, and it is expected proceeds will enable the work to start at once, Ms. J Ben Kaulbars, president of the Anaheim chapter, said. "We believe those in attendance will be highly pleased with the lovely New York and Hollywood spring sales to be shown by the Mary Millerick shop, and with the many new and unusual features which the afternoon will reveal," he added. Original Walt Disney figurines from the picture 'Fantasia' will off the Easter motif in decorations. A musical program will be presented to augment the strolling troubadors from the Earl Carroll restaurant. Mrs. Sam Saemer, Jr., of Placentia will act commentator for the fashion show. Tickets are still available from Mrs. Wallace, or they may be obtained at the door of the clubhouse Saturday afternoon. Everett Markley At Wyoming Post Mrs. "Peggy" Campbell Markley is now a draft widow it would seem. When she was married in December she and her husband realized that he would probably be called for service and probably be stationed near home and that wouldn't have been so bad. But finally the call came and Everef Leroy Markley was sent to Fort Francis E. Warren, Shawnee, Wy. Now Mrs. Markley doesn't know whether to wait here for her husband to return or to follow the draft to Wyoming. Anaheim Alumni of Redlands at Meeting The University of Redlands Alumni association held a booster banquet at the Santa Ana YMCA Monday evening. The first colored moving picture ever taken at a university was shown. It portrayed school activities. A men's quartet from the university sang several numbers and several speakers were heard. Mr. and Mrs. William Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Williams, and George Hedstrom and Miss Ethel Hedstrom were sponsors of the Anaheim group that attended. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATRES "The Place To Go" $ All Theatres "Super-Pay-Me" IT PAYS Monday Nite TO PLAY WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Now to Tues. (April 11) Wallace Beery — Lionel Barrymore — Ronald Reagan — Laraine Day in "BAD MAN" also John Sielton in "BLONDE INSPIRATION" Starts Wednesday (April 2) CHARLIE CHAPLIN Paulette Goddard — Jack Oakie in "THE GREAT DICTATOR" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat, March 29) "ANDY HARDY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY" also "DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS" Sun. to Wed. (Mar. 30-April 2) "BACK STREET" also Broadway Santa Ana Phone 300 Ends Today (Fri., March 28) "DREAMING OUT LOUD" also "LADDIE" Sat. to Wed. (March 29 to April 2) Deanna Durbin — Franchot Tone in "NICE GIRL" also Warren William—June Storey in "LONE WOLF TAKES A CHANCE" FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3002 Ends Tomorrow (Sat, March 29) "The SON OF MONTE CRISTO" also "LIFE WITH HENRY" Sun. to Tues. (March 30-April 1) "TOBACCO ROAD" also "MURDER AMONG FRIENDS" ALtar Guild Plans Good Sale Event The Altar Guild of St. Michael's piscopal church met Thursday, with Mrs. R. W. Balch presiding over the meeting. Two new members, Mrs. Clyde Pomer and Mrs. Amy C. Sandern, attended. Plans for a food sale Saturday at the Greater anaheim market were discussed. H. G. Archibalds Move to San Deigo Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Archild, 900 N. Zeyn St., left Saturday for San Diego where they will take their home at 4114 Georgia L. Mr. Archibald is in the contacting business in San Diego. STARTS WEDNESDAY (April 2) CHARLIE CHAPLIN Paulette Goddard — Jack Oakie IN "THE GREAT DICTATOR" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat., March 29) "ANDY HARDY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY" also "DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS" Sun. to Wed. (Mar. 30-April 2) "BACK STREET" also "BLONDIE GOES LATIN" Thurs., Fri., Sat. (April 3-4-5) "SON OF MONTE CRISTO" also "LIFE WITH HENRY" NEW ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today and Tomorrow (March 28 and 29) "GLAMOUR FOR SALE" also "MAN FROM MONTREAL" Sun., Mon., Tues. (March 30-31-April 1) "NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE" also "YOU'RE NOT SO TOUGH" Wednesday and Thursday (April 2 and 3) "CITY FOR CONQUEST" also "THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND" BROADWAY FOX FOX SANTA ANA FULLERTON ANAHEIM BOOK NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY! A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.RENNER MONTH-END SALE The March Month-End event brings you economies and big savings from every department. Come tomorrow, the bargains in all departments are well worth while: 4 BIG DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY MEN'S SUITS 11 only mens all wool suits, broken lines, not all sizes, values up to $25.00. MonthEnd Special ..... $13.95 SPORT COATS One group of mens all wool sport coats — values $10.95 to $13.50. Special in the MonthEnd Sale ..... $7.95 MEN'S SLACKS Mens all wool slacks. These were regular $7.50 and $8.50 qualities. MonthEnd Clearance ..... $5.95 MEN'S HATS Small group of mens cloth hats — nice for Sports wear MonthEnd ..... $1.00 The March Month-End event brings you economies and big savings from every department. Come tomorrow, the bargains in all departments are well worth while: 4 BIG DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY BRAIDED RUGS One table of woven braided rugs, choice of peach, rose, cream, brown and yellow. Month-End Sale — 2 sizes. 22x36-size, ea. $79c 24x48-size, ea. $1.59 CRETONNES Colorful cretonnes in lovely bright colors, 36 inch. Special to close out in the Month-End Sale yard ... $15c MARQUISETTES One lot of short end pieces, assorted colors and designs. Buy them in the Month-End Sale at yard ... $17c BOY'S SUITS 13 boys all wool suits, values to $15.00. Month-End Sale ... $6.95 No Alterations ARROW SHIRTS One group of broken styles and sizes but all sizes in the group — 14½ to 16½. They are $2.25 and $2.50 values. Month-End Sale ... or 2 for $3.50 Another group of Arrow Shirts, regular $2.00 values. Month-End Special at ... $1.59 2 for $3.00 Mark Twain DRESS SHIRTS Woven Fabrics in assorted sizes and patterns. Regular $1.68 values. Month-End Sale priced ... $1.39 3 for $4.00 WORK PANTS One lot of men's regular $1.45 blue denim pants, cuff bottoms, sanforized shrunk. Month-End Sale ... $1.19 MEN'S SLACKS Mens all wool slacks. These were regular $7.50 and $8.50 qualities. Month-End Clearance ... $5.95 MEN'S HATS Small group of mens cloth hats — nice for Sports wear Month-End Sale ... $1.00 MEN'S TIES One lot of mens all silk ties, assorted colors, $1.00 values. Month-End Sale ... 2 for $1.00 Women's SLACK SHOES One big group of womens slack shoes—whites, solid colors—Wedgies—low and high heels Special Month-End Sale ... $1.49 Costume Jewelry One lot of costume jewelry nice selection to choose from. Specially priced to clear in the Month-End Sale—each ... 39c Ladies HANDBAGS Nice group of simulated leather handbags, black and some colors, $1.00 and $1.19 values. Month-End Sale—each ... 63c